anaheim-gazette 1929-05-23

In washing silk garments of any kind, use lukewarm water and a neutral soap. Don't rub hard. Squeeze and work the garments in the suds. Do not twist the fabric. Rinse thoroughly in lukewarm water and remove the water finally by squeezing and patting the garment between dry towels. Never dry in the sun. If the garments are ironed, use a warm, but never a hot iron, protecting the silk with cheesecloth. The silk should be evenly damp but not wet. Worthless Cheese Land Triple Operated in County of Weeks Pass Three young men who to have been active in passing fictitious checks last two months, had their asserted activities were arrested by Deputy Harry Carter and Joe Seid in the Orange county. Two of the trio, Harold 18, photographer, 1845 S. Long Beach, and Lonnie 1045 Anaheim street, Long arrested at Signal Hill, made a trip to Long Beach them after he had arrest member Charles W. Jo laborer, of 921 South Santa Ana. According to Herman bureau of identification, said to be about equally a series of bad checks issued county, Long Beach and checks have been issue name of Harold Kennedy, Ray Ollinger, Clyde A. T. Dodson, S. S. Dillow and usually in amounts of $18 and the total amount said obtained is thought to be $200. Five checks in Orange or seven in Long Beach Colton have been attributed activities of the group ZZ and added that there may out that had not yet been the authorities. Russ has given Santa trouble in the past, according Carter, who stated the turned him to Santa Ana. In washing silk garments of any kind, use lukewarm water and a neutral soap. Don't rub hard. Squeeze and work the garments in the suds. Do not twist the fabric. Rinse thoroughly in lukewarm water and remove the water finally by squeezing and matting the garment between dry towels. Never dry in the sun. If the garments are ironed, use a warm, but never a hot iron, protecting the silk with cheesecloth. The silk should be evenly damp but not wet. FOR THE Save Money at B. H Gentlemen's Strap Watches Fairfax movements of known quality in cases of new design— $12.35 Regular $16.00 Famous 15-jewel Elgin movement in a 14-karat white or green gold tonneau shape case. The price is remarkably low— $36.75 Regular $47.50 Fifteen-jewel guaranteed movement fitted into a three-piece white gold-filled case. Radium dial. A watch that will give entire satisfaction for only— Regular $25.00 Famous Hoffrers movement, in white or green gold tonneau case— Regular $35.00 Here is a special in a nationally known pocket watch—a $40.00 Elgin watch, 17 jewels in a case of lasting quality for... $28.85 A watch of quality! A 23-jewel HOWARD watch in a case of solid gold. Regular $158.00; $12650 reduced for the Anniversary... Silverware A watch of quality! A 23-jewel HOWARD watch in a case of solid gold. Regular $158.00; reduced for the Anniversary... $126.50 Silverware —29 Pieces— Hollow Handle Knives Stainless Steel Blades Regularly $34.25 Anniversary Price.....$2385 THIS STORE has always ranked high with its complete stock of table silverware. We feature nationally advertised and nationally known lines, in a wide range of patterns, including the very latest and smartest designs. Twenty-nine piece set made up of six hollow handle knives (stainless blades), six forks, three tablespoons, twelve teaspoons, butter knife and sugar spoon. Our complete stock of w makes---Waltham, How Illinois and Hoffr B. Hartfield 108 West C Establish Worthless Checks Land Trio in Jail Operated in County for Several Weeks Past Three young men who are alleged to have been active in issuing and passing fictitious checks during the last two months, had a crimp put in their asserted activities when they were arrested by Deputy Sheriffs Harry Carter and Joe Scott and locked in the Orange county jail. Two of the trio, Harold S. Kennedy, 18, photographer, 1845 Stanley street, Long Beach, and Lonnie Russ, 19, of 1045 Anaheim street, Long Beach, were arrested at Signal Hill, when Carter made a trip to Long Beach looking for them after he had arrested the third member, Charles W. Johnson, 20, a laborer, of 921 South Main street, Santa Ana. According to Herman Zabel of the bureau of identification, the three are said to be about equally implicated in a series of bad checks issued in Orange county, Long Beach and Colton. The checks have been issued under the name of Harold Kennedy, Robert Davis Ray Olinger, Clyde A. Teeter, W. W. Dodson, S. S. Dillow and Lewis Collins, usually in amounts of $18.75. Zabel said and the total amount said to have been obtained is thought to run well over $200. Five checks in Orange county, six or seven in Long Beach and two in Colton have been attributed to the activities of the group Zabel asserted, and added that there might be others out that had not yet been reported to the authorities. Russ has given Santa Ana police trouble in the past, according to Deputy Carter, who stated that he had returned him to Santa Ana from El Paso several months ago, in connection with an investigation of a stolen car case. Carter said that it was believed that Russia became acquainted with Kennedy while in the El Paso jail, as Kennedy was a prisoner there at the same time and is alleged to have followed Russ to Long Beach upon his release. Five Arrested On Liquor Charges Five men were arrested here over the week end on liquor charges. Melvin L. Squires, 21, night clerk at the El Toro hotel, charged with selling liquor, was sentenced to spend 100 days in jail when he failed to pay the fine. Raymond Aguirre, Whittier, charged with drunkenness and possession, was fined $175, which he paid. Theodore Meghr, route 1, Fullerton, was assessed $25 on a drunk charge. He paid the fine. Donald Cullen, route 2, Placencia, paid a fine of $150 on charges of possession and drunkenness. Jesse Figueroa, Anaheim, will appear for trial on charges of reckless driving and intoxication. He was placed in jail in lieu of $250 bail. His truck is said to have crashed into a car driven by Bob Davis of Hollywood. Madson to Address County Grain Men Grain growers and friends of the industry are asked to meet at Culver's Corner, two miles south of Tustin on the state highway, at 10 a.m., Wednesday, May 29. Fields of grain in the El Toro region will be inspected in the forenoon, with lunchoon at El Toro. Addresses on grain culture, disease control, varieties and harvesting methods will be given during the day. In the afternoon stops will be made at the variety test plants and field plantings in the Irvine section. Prof. B. E. Madison, head of the Division of Agronomy of the University of California, and J. E. Coke, extension specialist in agronomy, will be on the tour. Thousands Leave on Visit Back East Twenty-Five Hundred Left On Union Pacific Wednesday More than 2,500 persons left Wednesday from Central station and the new Union Pacific East Los Angeles station on the first day of the "back ast" excursions at reduced rates. It was revealed by George R. Bierman, general passenger agent of the Union Pacific. Special arrangements were made with the motor coaches of the Union Pacific Stage company, and they left the terminals, East San Pedro, at 7:30 a.m., Glendale and Anaheim at 8 a.m., to make connections with the special at the East Los Angeles station. In addition to the special there were also four sections of the Gold Coast Limited, two sections of the Los Angeles Limited, the extra-fare train, and two sections of the Continental Limited. Additional sections of the Union Pacific trains will continue to leave daily to accommodate the heavy tourist travel this season, which will far surpass that of last year. Mr. Bierman declared. An interesting fact was revealed by Mr. Bierman when he declared that the majority of the passengers leaving the first day of the reduced rates carried round-trip tickets and were making the trip only for pleasure and were not leaving Southern California permanently. Many of the passengers in the Irvine section. Prof. B. E. Madison, head of the Division of Agronomy of the University of California, and J. E. Coke, extension specialist in agronomy, will be on the tour. Sweet Potato Grove Mr. F. H. Erwin present the results and cultural experience recently, to Oran a field meeting with 2 p.m., on Friday ing will be held len's potato field street; Olive, one Anaheim-Olive borer and interested to be present and cussion, which w problems of proof the fertilizer ap Llewellen has ma The wets have deal about "life probably is true lives have been a few years because summed even less stuff the bootlegs. The Hawaiians have the same teal around. But they clever people a ways to start a It's pretty tough New Englanders er just after a retired from office FOR THE GRADUATE Day at B. Hartfield’s 24th Anniversary Sale Nothing Has Been Imported for This Sale—Everything Is Our Regular Merchandise! Diamond Rings DIAMOND RINGS—Regularly $35.00. Now at... $2450 A wonderful assortment of beautiful diamonds in lovely pierced White Gold Mountings—some with emeralds, others with sapphires. An ideal graduation gift at $24.50. DIAMOND RINGS—Regularly $100.00. Now at $7850 Here are rare values in rings, formerly priced at $100. Perfect blue-white stones set in very beautiful lacy pierced mountings. The very latest. The new low price of $78.50 is sure to attract value seekers to our store early. DIAMOND RINGS—Regularly $125.00. Now at $9850 The newest designs to be had, including some set with sapphires on either side of the mountings. The very latest design. A rare offering indeed, at the new low price of $98.50. Ladies’ Wrist Watches Regularly $17.00 Artistic tonneau design in 14-karat white or green gold-filled case. This is a dependable watch, having a jeweled movement. A remarkable value—fully guaranteed, now $12.85 Regularly $25.00 A new, fancy rectangular watch. Small and dainty hand-engraved 28-year gold case. A guaranteed keeper at the special price of $18. Regularly $35.00 This is one of the smallest wrist watches made; 17-jewel movement in 18-karat white gold case. Four separate designs to select from at a new low price of $24.85 Gem Set Wrist Watches DIAMOND RINGS—Regularly $125.00. Now at $98.50 The newest designs to be had, including some set with sapphires on either side of the mountings. The very latest design. A rare offering indeed, at the new low price of $98.50. DIAMOND RINGS—Regularly $200.00. Now $167.50 Here are several exquisite creations. Beautiful diamonds set in genuine platinum mountings. The mountings follow the very latest design and present one of the best values offered in our entire sale at $167.50. DIAMOND RINGS—Regularly $300.00. Now $237.50 Several designs in both white gold and platinum mountings. All are set with perfect blue-white diamonds and are unusually attractive at $237.50. Gem Set Wrist Watches 18-Karat solid white gold case with four diamonds and four French cut sapphires set in platinum. Hoffrers insured movement...$57.85 18-Karat solid white gold case with six diamonds and six French cut sapphires set in platinum. Hoffrers insured movement...$112.85 A high grade movement in platinum case set with sixteen first quality brilliant cut diamonds...$268.85 14-Karat white gold case with two first quality iliant cut diamonds four sapphires...$79 A fine platinum case of design is enhanced by monds and sapphires; 17 adjusted movement, guaranteed, now...$165 A movement of the very best quality in a case of platinum set with one dred diamonds...$485 Stock of watches, comprising all the leading cham, Howard, Hamilton, Elgin, Longines, and Hoffrers are included in this Sale 98 West Center Street Established 1905 Anaheim, California who commenced to arrive from the east last Saturday carried but one-way tickets. The time limit on the tickets continues from Wednesday until September 30, with a return limit set at October 31, makes it possible for many excursionists to take advantage of the low rates during their vacation time. Sweet Potato Growers to Meet Mr. F. H. Ernst has been invited to present the results of fertilizer trials and cultural experiments which have been obtained in Los Angeles county recently, to Orange county growers at a field meeting which is scheduled for 2 p.m., on Friday, May 24. The meeting will be held in Mr. G. W. Llewellen's potato field on North Batavia street, Olive, one-half mile south of the Anaheim-Olive boulevard. All growers and interested persons are invited to be present and take part in the discussion, which will cover the various problems of production Incidentally, the fertilizer applications which Mr. Llewellen has made, may be observed. The wets have been yelling a good deal about "life for a pint," and it probably is true that a good many lives have been snuffed out in the last few years because people have consumed even less than a pint of the stuff the bootlegger hands out. The Hawaiian Islands are said to have the same temperature all the year around. But the Hawaiians are a very clever people, and have found other ways to start a conversation. It's pretty tough on those ancestored New Englanders to scrap the Mayflower just after a Yankee President has retired from office. CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH L. T. Barkman, Pastor. 9 a.m., Prayer Meeting 9:30, Bible School; classes for all ages. Mr. Richard Dugate, Supt. 11 o'clock, Morning Worship. Subject, "What Decomes of the Soul After Death?" 6:30 p.m., Junior High B. Y.'s and Senior B. Y. P. U., The High-B Y.'s, has charge of the opening exercises, then each department go to their different rooms. Good leaders, helpful lessons. 7:30 p.m., Gospel Song Service. Sermon subject, "The Prodigal that Stayed at Home." The music of the church, both morning and evening, will be led by the Intermediate Department of the Bible School, Mrs. Lockman, Supt., and directing. FOR SALE—Miscellaneous BEND FOR FREE descriptive folder of VISTA, the new subtropical emblem in Ne. San Diego Co. Great avocados, oranges, lemons, out-of-season vegetables, bulbs and flowers. Low price and Easy Terms. Edw. G. Hart, Ibe., 724 Van Nuys Bldg., L.A. Patents HAZARD & MILLENK: Send for free booklet. Catrl Bldg., 6th & Main, L.A. The Hawaiian Islands are said to have the same temperature all the year around. But the Hawaiians are a very clever people and have found other ways to start a conversation. It's pretty tough on those ancestored New Englanders to scrap the Mayflower just after a Yankee President has retired from office. Everywhere East Low summer excursion Round-Trip fares... Exclusive Santa Fe Services Grand Canyon Pullmans Right to the Rim Indian-Detour Conducted Motor Trips through Ancient and Modern Indian Development...Ideal Service. New Harveycar Cruises Into the Scenic Regions of New Mexico and Arizona FRED HARVEY Meal Service through at Santa Fe Ticket Office and Travel Bureau C. A. WALKER, Agent Anaheim, California Phone 217 Set Watches 14-Karat white gold case set with two first quality brilliant cut diamonds and four sapphires... $79.85 A fine platinum case of smart design is enhanced by diamonds and sapphires; 17-jewel adjusted movement, fully guaranteed now... $165.85 A movement of the very finest quality in a case of solid platinum set with one hundred diamonds... $485.85 Tastefully Flavored Keep your system internally clean—gently. 7-ounce tin 50c REXALL LAXATIVE SALT is a pure, harmless, effervescing laxative. A teaspoonful in half a glass of water should soon help to drive away that heavy, leggy feeling and those frosty, billious headaches. Rexall Laxative Salt is sold exclusively at Heying's Pharmacy "On the Corner" The Rexall Store