anaheim-daily-herald 1921-12-12

Your Last Chance TO SEE “Experience” A Wonderful Picture With A Wonderful Cast of Notables —ALSO— “NAINOA” Celebrated Hawaiian Instrumentalist A DISTINCT NOVELTY OTHER DANDY FEATURES CALIFORNIA THEATRE ANAHEIM at Weber's Musical Gifts For Xmas $1.00 Secures Any Instrument The instrument you select will be set aside and held subject to your instruction for Xmas delivery. New Wants FOR SALE—Fullerton feet, close in, a bargain terms, price $1150. P Anaheim. FOR SALE—Good wast Phone 7R2. FOR SALE—By owner, house, completely modern conveniences, with wash trays and water. Lot 50x155, price cash, balance like rent Claudina. LOST—One Golden Pen months old. Liberal 732. Mrs. Hart. FOR RENT—Furnished housekeeping apartm Chartres. If you want a room tion, new furniture, and write P. O. Box 592, An FOR RENT—Furnished room flat, with garage A. H. Squier at Gates' F WANTED TO BUY—A settla flowers, must b florist. Phone 121J. FOR RENT—2-room nished for light Phone 161J. FOR RENT—Furnished light housekeeping more. FOR SALE—English w sale, any quantity. writing desk. Phone 2 FOR RENT—Front b furnished. 202 Melr FOR SALE—Large lo street, $1260. $300 easy, P. O. Box 592. FOR SALE—Brand ne side oven gas range once. 201 Emily street Phone 89M. FOR SALE—Canary b mas. Mary F. Bartnolia and S. P. tracks. LOST OR STRAYED North street, black For Xmas $1.00 Secures Any Instrument The instrument you select will be set aside and held subject to your instruction for Xmas delivery. Mandolins—$6.25 to $25.00. Guitars—easy to learn—the music that everyone enjoys. $6.50 to $25.00. Ukulele Banjos—They produce the jazz music that young people enjoy. $7.50 to $18.00. Ukuleles—The genuine Hawaiian instruments $3.50 to $15.00. Harmonicas—15c to $2.50. The musical gift that appeals to the small boys. Violins—Our recent importation direct from Germany enables us to offer you some startling values in this line. $6.00 up to $65.00. Violin Outfits—including bow and case, $10.85 up to $79.50. Sheet Music Bags and Folios, $1.50 up to $16.50. Sheet Music Rolls, 75c to $3.50. Weber’s Book and Music Store 112 East Center St. Ananeim, Cal- PCA FED IN ONE YEAR 1900 HENS LAY $9,378.56 PCA FED 308 EGGS in ONE YEAR IN ONE YEAR 1900 HENS LAY $9,378.56 for W.H. YOUNG of DOWNEY Market Value of Eggs Laid Month by Month W. H. YOUNG S.C. WHITE LEGHORNS 2000 HENS & PULLETS NOV. 1,175.00 DEC. 1,100.00 JAN. 987.44 FEB. 883.24 MCH. 875.29 APR. 692.62 MAY 581.14 900 HENS JUNE 421.58 JULY 423.53 2100 HENS & PULLETS AUG. 702.14 SEPT. 631.89 OCT. 904.64 $9,378.56 Hundreds of small flocks of Pullets feed PCA DRY MASH show a similar profit and care makes the difference between profit and loss. FEED PCA and TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE. Anaheim Feed & Fuel Co. Phone 317 Anaheim, Cal. POULTRYMEN'S CO-OPERATIVE MILLING ASSOCIATION 1516 INDUSTRIAL ST. LOS ANGELES, CAL. PHONES 12076 MAIN 2935 NEW WANTS TODAY FOR SALE—Fullerton lot, 180x50 feet, close in, a bargain on your own terms, price $1150. P. O. Box 592. Anaheim. FOR SALE—Good washing machine. Phone 7R2. FOR SALE—By owner, new 6-room house, completely furnished, all modern conveniences, large garage, with wash trays and hot and cold water. Lot 50x155, price is right, part clash, balance like rent. 743 North Claudina. LOST—One Golden Persian kitten, 4 months old. Liberal reward. Phone 732. Mrs. Hart. FOR RENT—Furnished 3-room, light housekeeping apartment. 317 E. Chardres. If you want a rooming house proposition, new furniture, and easy terms, write P. O. Box 592, Anaheim. FOR RENT—Furnished modern 4-room flat, with garage. Inquire of A. H. Squier at Gates' Furniture Store. WANTED TO BUY—a crop of pointsettia flowers, must be good. Gates florist. Phone 121J. FOR RENT—2-room apartment, furnished for light housekeeping. Phone 161J. FOR RENT—Furnished apartment for light housekeeping. 316 East Sycamore. FOR SALE—English walnuts, wholesale, any quantity. Want to buy writing desk. Phone 277R. FOR RENT—Front bedroom, neatly furnished. 202 Melrose street. FOR SALE—Large lot on Lemon street. $1260 cash, balance easy. P. O. Box 592, Anaheim. FOR SALE—Brand new large size, side oven gas range, must be sold at once. 201 Emily street, Apartment 4. Phone 89M. FOR SALE—Canary birds for Christmas. Mary F. Barter, South Magnolia and S. P. tracks. Phone 763J. LOST OR STRAYED — From S12 North street, black mare, 8 years day with a further demonstration of practical poultry methods. Bookkeeping for the poultryman will be offered on Friday in two classes by Professor R. V. Wright of the University of California, extension division. The classes will be held at 30 a.m. and 2 p.m. Saturday the Ancona and Leghorns will be given the center of attraction. Another demonstration of practical methods for handling poultry will be featured in the afternoon session of Saturday. FULLERTON The regular assembly held at the high school Friday morning was in charge of the members of the Annual Pleades staff. At the conclusion of the brief business meeting a program was given. The members of the staff put a novel and amusing stunt whereby they were each introduced to the student body. The school band and orchestra, under the direction of Prof. Harold Wahlberg, gave musical selections. The girls' glee club, directed by Miss Wishard and accompanied by Miss Schaaf, sang "The Lorelei," and "In the Time of Roses." Perry Callahan and Miss Wishard rendered vocal numbers. Mrs. Kelly gave an interesting reading and the boys' glee club also appeared on the stage with splendid numbers. The program was enjoyed by all and declared a big success. The Sunshine Club was entertained Thursday by Mrs. J. P. Glenn, at her home on East Truslow, with a big chicken dinner. The afternoon proved quite entertaining and interesting. Those present were Messrs. Blackform, Ryan, Reno Moss, Houston, Morgan Ross, Manuel K. Jones, Hetebrink and Ashlud. Following a short business session, the members of the P.T.A. of La Habra enjoyed a delightful Christmas program, consisting of the following numbers, a piano duet by Mrs. Peabody and Miss Myrtle Leuwitler, a recitation by Miss Robins, several pretty vocal selections by Miss Stanton of Olinda, and an interesting talk by Miss Anita Shepherdson on high school activities. Mrs. L. Webster and Mrs. W.L.Rhodes then closed the program with detailed report of the District Federation of Woman's clubs held at Santa Ana recently. CITY AND COUNTY Peter Epson, 812 East North street, is a patient at the Anaheim sanitarium. —Witman for good jewelry—Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cochram spent Sunday in Long Beach at the home of Mrs. Cochram's mother, Mrs.H.G.Roberts. —His gift at Kustiner's—Adv. James Rosenthal is a patient at the Anaheim sanitarium. —Wabash Blues, 308 East Center street—Adv. —Witman.Eyesight specialist—Adv. Walter J.Ross was a Los Angeles business visitor today. —His gift at Kustiner's—Adv. Have you seen Twistums at the Exchange Furniture Store?—Adv. Jean Stanley and Alfred Armstrong both of Los Angeles were the week end guests of Alice Pannier. —His gift at Kustiner's—Adv. Mary E.Coons.Notary Public, 120 N.Los Angeles St.Phone 750—Adv.Dr., and Mrs.J.C.Osheer and son Edwin spent Sunday at Long Beach. —His gift at Kustiner's—Adv. Mme.Parks will do your Christmas hemmitching while you shop.Anaheim Dye Works, 217 West Center street—Adv. His gift at Kustiner's—Adv. Mr. and Mrs.Roy C.Fulcher of Indianapolis, who are spending the winter in Los Angeles, were Sunday guests of their cousin,Mrs.W.S.Price of South Olive street. —His gift at Kustiner's—Adv. Amack & Sanderson chiropractors, 148 West Center street—Adv. Mr. and Mrs.E.A Wadsworth and family motored to Capistrano Sunday.Mr., and Mrs.George Baker and family spent Sunday at the home of Mr., and Mrs.E.F.Bell at Long Beach. —Xmas records at Austin's—Adv. See the toys at the Exchange Furniture Store—Adv. Mr. and Mrs.G.L.Jones and family and Mr., and Mrs.M.J.Herzler were visitors at Long Beach yesterday. —Cement pipe.Ben Baxter, 266W.-Adv. Kentucky Home, 308 East Center COOPS ERECTED FOR POULTRY SHOW AT S.A. Coops for the housing of birds in the Southern California Poultry show to be held in Santa Ana December 13 to 17 were being erected today in the racking house of the Santa Ana Walnut Growers' Association on East Fourth street. Fred Thomas, expert from Pratts Patented Cooping System of San Francisco, arrived with the coops yesterday and is taking charge of their erection. He will be in charge of this feature of the show for the entire period. More than 100 letters have been sent to leading poultry breeders of Orange County with a program of events and an invitation to attend each session with its many features. Everything will be free at the show. No admission will be charged. The program for the five-day session will start next Tuesday with the judging of the birds and awarding of ribbons. Wednesday will be Rode Island Red and Minorca day. A special program of practical methods of handling birds will be featured at 2 p.m. Wyandotte and Rock breeds will hold the center of interest on Thursday. Following a short business session, the members of the P.T. A. of La Habra enjoyed a delightful Christmas program, consisting of the following numbers, a piano duet by Mrs. Peabody and Miss Myrtle Leuitwiler, a recitation by Miss Robins, several pretty vocal selections by Miss Stanton of Ollinda, and an interesting talk by Miss Anita Shepherdson on high school activities. Mrs. L. Webster and Mrs. W. L. Rhodes then closed the program with detailed report of the District Federation of Woman's clubs held at Santa Ana recently. The Placentia Country Club was entertained at the home of Mrs. McCelan or Orangethorpe, Thursday afternoon. The afternoon was spent in playing "500." Mrs. Tom McFadden was winner of the first prize and Mrs. Miller received the second prize. Following the games, a pretty two course luncheon was enjoyed. The Christmas colors, red and green, were carried out and lent a pleasant holiday air to the occasion. Those present were Mesdames Tom McFadden, Frank Miller, Eric Lamhoffer, George Myrs, Sidney Chapman, Herbert Sullivan, Harry Sears, W. J. Sollis, J. E. Scott, Victor Robertson, George Dunsmore, James Tuffree and the hostess. The Girl's League of F. U. H. S. entertained the mothers of the sophomores and seniors at the high school Friday. Quite a number of the mothers were visitors and were shown about the campus and taken into the various classes by students. The guests were given white carnations as a token of welcome from the Girl's League. At 2 o'clock a special Girl's League meeting was held and a business meeting and program occupied the hour. Miss Hazel Scharr, president welcomed the mothers in behalf of the league. Miss Dorothy Dean told of the organization of the Honor Society and of what it means to the girls and to the school. Miss Leonona Underwood gave a brief outline of the plans for furnishing the Girl's League room in the new domestic science building. Miss Anita Shepardson told of the Christmas gifts which the girls were asked to bring for the David and Margaret home. The Misses Faye Lindsay, Nellie Shepard and Helen Wishard, delegates to the convention of the Girl's Leagues of Southern California, recently held at Alhambra, gave reports of their trip. A program followed. Vocal numbers were given by Miss Esther Sparks and Ruth Chsal with Miss Wishard at the piano. Betty Reese and Leona Underwood each gave appropriate Christmas readings. Punch and wafers were served at the close of the assembly. CARD OF THANKS To all for their kindness and sympathy during our recent bereavement we wish to express our sincere thanks and deep appreciation. Alice V. Robison Mrs. W. H. Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Sandilands. Girl's Statement Will Help Anaheim Many women will profit by the following statement of one of their sex: "I was afraid to eat on account of stomach trouble. Even rice did not agree. After taking Adler-ika I can eat anything." Adler-ika acts on BOTH upper and lower bowel, removing foul matter which poisoned stomach. EXCELLENT for gas on the stomach or sour stomach. Guards against appendicitis. It brings out poisonous matter you never thought was in your system. Anaheim Pharmacy, 144 West Center—Adv. An Old Fashioned Hoyden Do You Remember Jo, the irresistible Hoyden of "Little Women?" Wasn't she delightful? Then don't fail to see "Little Women" Jo, Amy, Meg, Beth and all the other characters of the story live again in Marion De Produced by the Community Players. As-Forrest's play from Louisa M. Alcott's story. sociation of Santa Ana. High School Auditorium December 13th and 14th 8:15 P.M. Seats on sale at Sam Stein's, "of Course," price 75c. Monday, December 12, 1921. Tomorrow A Notable Offering A THOMAS H. 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