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CLUB DINNER WAS
SPLENDID SUCCESS
YORBA-LINDA, Feb. 24—Special
The dinner held in Ley hall Friday noon under the auspices of the Womans Club was a splendid success. A goodly number attended and many were heard to remark on the excellency of the menu. The sum of $18.50 was cleared which will be applied on the club's Liberty Bond.
Miss Mary Walton of Los Angeles spent several days this past week as the keeper of Mrs. William Martin.
Harold Welch motored to Los Angeles Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Joe Buckmaster and children motored to Orchardale Saturday afternoon, to visit Mrs. I. V. Mills who has been on the sick list. Miss Esther Buckmaster returned with them and spent the week-end at home.
The Royal Neighbors dance on Saturday evening was a most successful affair. About a hundred persons attended and the merry whirl lasted until the "wee sma" hours. Everyone reported this the most enjoyable affair of the kind for the season.
Miss Muriel Simons delightfully entertained a group of her girl friends at an all-day gathering on Saturday. The young ladies enjoyed outdoor games during the morning and were served with a delicious dinner at noon time. The afternoon was spent hiking over the neighboring hills. Those who enjoyed Miss Muriel's hospitality were: the Misses Shepherd, Logdson, Morris, Stewart and Bohannon.
over the week-end. On Sunday the Knights and their guest motored San Bernardino to visit the Orange Show.
Mr. Leroy Johnston was a business visitor in Los Angeles on Saturday.
Miss Mac Moore of the Academy of the Sacred Heart. Pomona has been spending a few days with herSummer Mrs. Carl Seaman.
Miss Elizabeth Calvert is spending her convalescant days with her niece phew and his wife, Mr. and Mr. Plummer Stewart.
Dr. Shaw, pastor of the United Presbyterian church is planning to give a stereopticon lecture on China next week which promises to be very interesting. Further announcement concerning the date will be made later.
Mrs. A. C. Drake spent the weekend in Yorba Linda.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Walker and family with their house guest, Miss Murray, motored to Pasadena on Sunday to visit friends.
The Selover family motored to Whittier on Sunday afternoon to visit relatives.
A dancing club is in the prospect of organization which promises to give a dance once a fortnight for the remainder of the season.
What has happened to Yorba Linda's patriotic spirit? The lack of our national colors on our public school and in the park was rather noticeable on Washington's birthday. Let us not forget this sign of recognition of our country's patriot on future occasions.
The regular meeting of the Woman's Club will be held on Thursday
Miss Muriel Simons delightfully entertained a group of her girl friends at an all-day gathering on Saturday. The young ladies enjoyed outdoor games during the morning and were served with a delicious dinner at noon time. The afternoon was spent hiking over the neighboring hills. Those who enjoyed Miss Muriel's hospitality were: the Misses Shepherd, Logdson, Morris, Stewart and Bohannon.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. West and family motored to Arcadia to see the balloon exhibit on Saturday.
Mrs. Ross Knight entertained her brother, Mr. Romeo of Long Beach.
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At a Real Reduced Price of
20 to 50%
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EDUCATIONAL FILMS AT TRACTOR SCHOOL
One of the special features of the Gas Tractor Short Course to be given by the University of California at the citrus experiment station Feb. 24 to March 1st, will be the meetings Monday and Thursday evenings, in the Polytechnic High school. Several educational films illustrating the Manufacturing of Tractors and their operation will be shown.
Dean Thomas F. Hunt of the College of Agriculture, Berkeley, who spent several months in England and France as a member of the agricultural commission sent by the United States Department Zone, will give the lecture at the meeting Monday evening taking as his subject, "The Problems of Reconstruction and Agricultural Needs of France and England." This will be illustrated by lantern slides picturing the agriculture of these countries and showing some of the devastated areas in France.
Lectures By Webber
Lectures for the meeting Thursday evening will be given by Dr. H. J. Webber, director Citrus Experiment Station, J. B. Davidson, professor of Agricultural Engineering, University of California, and J. A. Prizer, superintendent of Cultivations, Citrus Experiment Station.
The course as arranged will consist of two one hour lectures each day to be given by Professor J. B. Davidson, professor of Agricultural Engineering of the University of Calfor-
essity of returning for the noon meal.
Registration fee of $1.00 constitutes the only charge for the course. Anyone may register. Applications accompanied by the registration fee should be sent to the Dean, Citrus Experiment Station, Riverside.
BUILDING AT OLIVE
OLIVE, Feb. 24.—Special—Building is again taking on an active aspect, in the Olive district.
The recent bond election of the Olive school district which carried by a large majority set the pace and Thursday the trustees met to select an architect. The bond issue calls for a $15,000 expenditure.
On the boulevard west of Olive the Orange Contracting & Milling Company is busily engaged constructing a modern six-room house for H. G. Heineman. The building and garage will cost approximately $3800.
The Bixby Development Company is just completing a modern and very unique bungalow of a Spanish type in the Peralta Hills tract.
CONSIDER NEW LAWS
County Assessor James Sleeper, County Aulitor W. C. Jerome and State Inheritance Tax Appraiser J. N. Anderson have gone to Sacramento to state convention of assessors, auditors, tax collectors and appraisers. The conventions open on Thursday. The meetings are to consider proposed legislation.
FULLERTON SANTA
OLINDA, Benton Union team played Sunday and came 0. Fullerton football team.
W. L. Walsh Scott and family, Mr. and Mrs. Connor Columbia lease exhibition at Mr. J. M. W. lease, who has Springs for his weeks has retreated Mr. and Mrs. da lease, and Columbia lease cus at Arcadia Mr. Abe Ha lease, who has better, but not Frank Johns lease spent the family in Los Angeles Jim Hankin
County Assessor James Sleeper, County Aultor W. C. Jerome and State Inheritance Tax Appraiser J. N. Anderson have gone to Sacramento to state convention of assessors, auditors, tax collectors and appraisers. The conventions open on Thursday. The meetings are to consider proposed legislation.
Your Income at a C
The following makes of tractors will be used during the course:
Best, Bean, Cleveland, Fordson, Holt, International Moline Samson, Sandusky and Yuba.
Board and lodging will have to be procured in town — three miles from the Citrus Experiment Station. The Riverside Y. M. C. A. will be glad to assist in making arrangements. Bus service will be maintained at convenient hours. Box lunches may be brought from town to avoid the nec-
Sale
BANK OF JEWELRY,
SILVERWARE,
ASS
Used Price of
50%
Cash Only —
We are not going out of
medium for cash. To buy
arts, Jeweler
keeps a Friendly Feeling"
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FULLERTON BEATS
SANTA MONICA 62-0
OLINDA, Feb. 24.—Special—Fullerton Union high school football team played Santa Monica team Saturday and came out victorious, 62 to 0. Fullerton high is proud of her football team.
W. L. Waller and family, C. P. Scott and family, Mr. Dowell and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Van Ness, Mrs. Connor and son Lloyd of the Columbia lease attended the balloon exhibition at Arcadia Saturday.
Mr. J. M. Williams of the Columbia lease, who has been at La Vida Springs for his health for several weeks has returned to his work.
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Peck of the Olinda lease, and Mrs. Ed Fogety of the Columbia lease, visited the aerial circus at Arcadia Saturday.
Mr. Abe Hankins of the Columbia lease, who has been quite sick is some better, but not able to be out.
Frank Johnson of the Columbia lease spent the week-end with his family in Los Angeles.
Jim Hankins of the Columbia
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Orange County's largest music house, Schmidt Music Co., Anaheim.
Orange County Business College
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Your Individual
INCOME TAX
at a Glance
Surtax
Amount
Zone Rate
Zone Tax
Total Surtax
Total Income Tax
$ 60
120
180
240
480
720
960
1,200
1,440
1,680
1,920
2,160
2,400
2,640
2,880
3,120
3,360
3,600
3,840
4,080
4,320
4,500
4,800
5,040
5,280
5,520
5,760
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5,000
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11,000
13,000
15,000
17,000
19,000
21,000
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25,000
27,000
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31,000
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710
$60
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1,490
1,860
2,230
2,630
2,960
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3,950
4,430
4,930
5,360
5,900
6,550
7,160
7,730
8,200
8,990
9,650
10,330
11,030
3,360 27,000 14 280 2,000 5,360
3,600 29,000 15 300 2,300 5,900
3,840 31,000 16 320 2,710 6,550
4,080 33,000 17 340 3,080 7,160
4,320 35,000 18 360 3,410 7,730
4,500 37,000 19 380 3,700 8,200
4,800 39,000 20 400 4,190 8,990
5,040 41,000 21 420 4,610 9,650
5,280 43,000 22 440 5,050 10,330
5,520 45,000 23 460 5,510 11,030
5.760 47,000 24 480 5,990 11,750
6,000 49,000 25 500 6,490 12,490
6,240 51,000 26 520 7,010 13,250
6,480 53,000 27 540 7,550 14,030
6,720 55,000 28 560 8,110 14,830
6,960 57,000 29 580 8,690 15,650
7,200 59,000 30 600 9,290 16,490
7,440 61,000 31 620 9,910 17,350
7,680 63,000 32 640 10,550 18,230
7,920 65,000 33 660 11,210 19,130
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