oc-plain-dealer 1919-03-07

Hat Dyes 80c bottle. Complete assortment. Heying's Pharmacy "On the Corner." FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU AT MISSION SMOKEHOUSE 112 No. Los Angeles St. Phone 101J United States Food Administration License Number G-29177 Sam Hill Cash Grocery and Meat Market SEVEN STORES THREE MEAT MARKETS ONE BAKERY Santa Ana, Tustin, Orange And 110 E. Center St. ANAHEIM Hills Quality Bread, 24 oz. loaf ... 10c Hills Quality Home Made Cookies, dozen ... 10c Pure Eastern Rolled Oats, 2 lbs. ... 15c Capitol High Patent Flour, 49 lb. sack ... $3.00 $350 RAISED FOR EVANGELISTIC TEAM OLINDA, Mar. 7.—Special—Rev. E. A. Lewis, evangelist who has been helping in the series of meetings at the Olinda Nazarene church, is assisting E. S. Mathews at Whittier, but his wife and boys have returned to their home in Burns, Oregon. There was a collection taken for the Evangelists Lewis and Mathews at the close of a three weeks' series of meetings, Thursday evening. About $350 was raised. "The Lord loveth a cheerful glver." F. H. Bowe, Santa Fe agent at Olinda, who has been confined to his bed with a severe cold, is reported a little better. Little Emice Meranda of the Santa Fe lease who has been very sick with tonsillitis, is very much better. Mrs. Lucy Price of Hillsburg, Cal., is visiting her nephew, R. Long of the Olinda lease. Mrs. Hagan of Los Angeles is visiting her son, C. H. Hagan and family of the Columbia lease. Mrs. Geo D. Ingram and her daughter Mrs. Jeffs of Sedan, Kansas, mother and sister of Mrs. C. C. Robinson of the Columbia lease were her guests Wednesday evening. Mrs. Dave Ross of the Columbia lease is entertaining her mother, Mrs. Pendelton, of Norwalk. Chas. Pendelton of Norwalk visited his sister, Mrs. Dave Ross of the Columbia lease, Thursday. Mrs. Marcus Andrada of Anaheim, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. George Mrs. J. E. Wellin Mr. Putinan o ed on Mr. and M the Columbia lea ing. Mrs. C. C. Ro bia lease went t meet with her Sedan, Kansas. Miss Freida some time at th House. Miss Allie W lease took dinn Jones of Fuller Mrs. Chas. Al lease, who has tonsillitis is repoMr. Roscoe A Springs and Nic bia lease are de son tractor in A Mrs. C. C. Ro bia lease return day after an e mhel during th death of her fa D. Ingram. Mrs. Miller o Mrs. W. E. Ann is now visiting ta Ana. Mrs. Skinner ed in honor of Mrs. Miller of nesday. Mr. C. E. Bo mr Robinson a banquet in Fulli ing. COURT H Sheriff Jacks Hills Quality Bread, 24 oz. loaf ... 10c Hills Quality Home Made Cookies, dozen ... 10c Pure Eastern Rolled Oats, 2 lbs. ... 15c Capitol High Patent Flour, 49 lb. sack ... $3.00 Fishers Blend Patent Flour, 49 lb. sack ... $3.10 Corn Starch, bulk, 2 lbs... 15c Creme Oil Soap, 3 bars ... 25c Pure Eastern Buckwheat, per lb. ... 10c Suetene, large pail ... $2.30 Pure Lard, per lb. ... 30c Pink Salmon, No 1 tall ... 16c Helmet Kraut, No. 2 1-2 can, 2 for ... 25c Libby's large Olives, No. 2 1-2 can ... 30c Cream of Barley per pg 20c Golden Age Macaroni, 3 pkgs ... 25c Del Monte Catsup, pint 24c Calumet Baking Powder, per lb. ... 23c Bakers Premium Chocolate, per lb. ... 40c ter Mrs. Jeffs of Sedan, Kansas, mother and sister of Mrs. C. C. Robinson of the Columbia lease were her guests Wednesday evening. Mrs. Dave Ross of the Columbia lease is entertaining her mother, Mrs. Pendelton, of Norwalk. Chas. Pendelton of Norwalk visited his sister, Mrs. Dave Ross of the Columbia lease, Thursday. Mrs. Marcus Andrada of Anaheim is visiting her daughter, Mrs. George Flynn of the West Coast lease. Miss Bonnie Meranda of Brea spent Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Meranda of the Santa Fe lease. Ed Walters, formerly employed on the Columbia lease, now of Montebello, was calling on old friends, last Thursday. Mr. Ote Gerlach and Charles Strawser of the Columbia lease, attended the show in Fullerton, Thursday evening. Elliott Babbitt of the Columbia lease spent the week-end at the home of his parents in Puente. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Scott of the Columbia lease attended the show in Fullerton, Thursday evening. Mrs. Duley of Uplands, is visiting Ben Baxter, Cement Pipe, Pac 175R1 Old Parts Made New—New Parts Made, too—Conserve don't waste the old parts of autos, sewing machines, iron beds, locks, aluminum kettles, hot water coils — anything made of metal. Expert Oxy-acetylene welding at the KERN CYCLE CO., Work Guaranteed Radiators Repaired Only the Br Quality in no to in making material perfect bakh best. Full FEBRUARY--Our Banner Month 25 That was the number of cars that we sold during the Month of February, 1919 17 Chevrolet Cars and 8 used cars of other makes. Our sales of Chevrolet Cars are constantly increasing. There are two reasons that make this possible, one is the wonderful qualities of the Chevrolet Car, and the other the satisfying service that we give to our customers. —The many good points of the Chevrolet Cars are so well known that it is not necessary for us to give a detailed list of the specifications. If you are doubtful about the Chevrolet ask your neighbor. Below is a list of the Chevrolet purchases from us during the month of February. John J. Burkard, Anaheim R. H. Lee, Brea J. A. Archer, Anaheim Mrs. Ellen Streech, Fullerton E. R. Barmes, Anaheim C. J. Grinnell, Fullerton Innes Henry, Anaheim Bastanchury Ranch, La Habra Fred Maahs, Anaheim Bastanchury Ranch, La Habra N. M. Durkee, Anaheim R. N. Johnston, Placentia Schmidt Music Co., Anaheim Adolph Garcia, Placentia Anna L. Pember, Anaheim C. E. McFadden, Placentia Chas. Treuleb, Cypress We give Very Reasonable Terms TAGGART MOTOR CO. 308 North Los Angeles St. Phone 418 Anaheim The Orange County Plain, Dealer, Anaheim, Calif. Mrs. J. E. Welin of the Puente lease. Mr. Putman of the Union lease called on Mr. and Mrs. George Calkins of the Columbia lease, Thursday evening. Mrs. C. C. Robinson of the Columbia lease went to Anaheim Sunday to meet with her sister, Mrs. Jeffs of Sedan, Kansas. Miss Freida Williams is spending some time at the Columbia Boarding House. Miss Allie Walker of the Columbia lease took dinner with Mrs. Myrtle Jones of Fullerton, Wednesday. Mrs. Chas. Alkire of the Columbia lease, who has been very sick with tonsilitis is reported a little better. Mr. Roscoe Abbott of La Vida Springs and Nick Williams of Columbia lease are demonstrating the Fordson tractor in Anaheim this week. Mrs. C. C. Robinson of the Columbia lease returned to her home Sunday after an extended stay in Anahel during the illness and at the death of her father, the late George D. Ingram. Mrs. Miller of New York, sister of Mrs. W. E. Annin of the Olinda lease is now visiting Mrs. Brannon of Santa Ana. Mrs. Skinner of Orange, entertained in honor of Mrs. Annin's sister, Mrs. Miller of New York, last Wednesday. Mr. C. E. Boyd, Ed McKinley and Mr. Robinson attended the Masonic banquet in Fullerton, Thursday evening. COURT HOUSE NOTES Sheriff Jackson was summoned to BIG ATTENDANCE AT LECTURE ON CHINA YORBA LINDA, Mar 7.—Special—The stereopticon lecture on China held in the United Presbyterian church on Thursday evening was a most interesting affair. The auditorium was crowded, and the pictures were very much enjoyed. Dr. Shaw wearing the native costume, explained them in a most entertaining manner. Mrs. Shaw and Mrs. Ward rendered a duet at the opening of the program. On next Sunday night Dr. Shaw will present stereopticon pictures on the Life of Christ. The Friends congregation will join with the Presbyterian in a union meeting at this time. Mr. and Mrs. M. R. McCarty have purchased a drug store at Fallbrook and moved there to make their home. Mr. and Mrs. Ferol Kobb and baby moved to Whittier, where Mr. Kobb has taken a position as manager of a large ranch. Miss Frances Bohannon of Los Angeles spent Sunday with her parents here. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Selover, and Mr. Howard Brown were dinner guests Wednesday evening of Miss Buckmaster of Whittier. Mrs. J. B. Collings of Riverside has been spending several days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Acker. Mrs. N. E. Trueblood is entertaining her parents, Mr. and Mrs. McClure of Whittier. Miss Dessa Jepson of Los Angeles was renewing old friendships in Yor- Mrs. Skinner of Orange, entertained in honor of Mrs. Annin's sister, Mrs. Miller of New York, last Wednesday. Mr. C. E. Boyd, Ed McKinley and Mr. Robinson the Masonic banquet in Fullerton, Thursday evening. COURT HOUSE NOTES Sheriff Jackson was summoned to appear as a witness today in court martial proceedings at Ft. McArthur against E. H. Dinges and C. E. Runyon. The men deserted from Camp Fremont and were arrested here some time ago. Final decree of divorce has been given Ida A. De Vinney from Frank P. De Vinney. J. N. Anderson, Samuel Kraemer and E. K. Benchley have been appointed appraisers of the estate of Pierre Nicholas, deceased. SAYS CHECK NO GOOD W. H. Boon, a garage man of Anaheim, today swore to a complaint charging A. O. Nelson of Placentia with issuing a no-fund check. The check was issued on Dec. 10, 1918, in payment for repairs, and Boon, it is said, has been making efforts to have the matter settled without taking it into court. The check was drawn on the Placentia bank. Boon later accepted a check from the same man for $1.60 and it also came back without being honored. A splendid line of Tea and Coffee at Edmiston's. Only the Very Best Bread Quality in materials is our motto in making Bread—and quality materials combined with perfect baking secures the very best. Full 24-oz loaf at Mr. and Mrs. Ben Selover, and Mr. Howard Brown were dinner guests Wednesday evening of Miss Buckmaster of Whittier. Mrs. J. B. Collings of Riverside has been spending several days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Acker. Mrs. N. E. Trueblood is entertaining her parents, Mr. and Mrs. McClure of Whittier. Miss Dessa Jepson of Los Angeles was renewing old friendships in Yorba Linda on Wednesday. Miss Bertha Schuler has accepted a position in the Stein home. Mr. and Mrs. Garretson of Anaheim were Sunday guests of Rev. and Mrs. Ray Carter. Miss Murray returned from a week visit at Pasadena on Sunday and is again the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Walker. Mrs. Rebacca Sparks who has spent a few days at Puente, has returned home. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Hummel motorized to Pasadena on Thursday taking with them Miss Elizabeth Calvert who will make their home in the Crown City for the next few months. Miss Calvert has been librarian of the Yorba Linda Public library for the last two years, and is planning an eastern trip of indefinite length in May. Her many friends regret her leaving Yorba Linda. SUNDAY SCHOOL EXECUTIVE MEETS The Sunday School Executive of the Presbyterian church met last evening at the church with a box supper at six o'clock. The hostesses, Mrs. J. J. Perdomo and Mrs. Wm. Black, served tea and coffee. The supper was followed by a short business session and then S. C. Hartranft led the Teachers' Training Class. DINNER GUESTS Mrs. Eva Boyd of E. Olive-st, entertained as her dinner guests on Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Nigh and son Paul, Mr. and Mrs. N. Wear and Mrs. Anita Lytts all of Los Angeles. All of the ladies are past N.G.of the Fraternity Rebekah lodge in Los Angeles. They had been in Fullerton attending the school of instruction held in that place on Wednesday. With H —with those who —with those who —with those who top on Liberty War S Red C War V Help Anaheim by EDMISTO Only the Very Best Bread Quality in materials is our motto in making Bread—and quality materials combined with perfect baking secures the very best. Full 24-oz loaf at 10c French Bread at 9c 3 loaves for 25c CITY BAKERY P. D. LAUTENBACH, Prop. 122 North Los Angeles St. Mrs. Eva Boyd of E. Olive-st, entertained as her dinner guests on Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Nigh and son Paul, Mr. and Mrs. N. Wear and Mrs. Anita Lytts all of Los Angeles. All of the ladies are past N. G. of the Fraternity Rebekah lodge in Los Angeles. They had been in Fullerton attending the school of instruction held in that place on Wednesday. MET IN FULLERTON The Rebekah School of Instruction, District No. 50, met at Fullerton in an all-day session on Wednesday. The president of Rebekah assembly of the State of California. Mrs. Laura Lawrie, was instructor of the day. Four candidates were Initiated. Many visitors were present from all parts of California and also from other states. INCREASE YOUR CROPS BY USING— Hauser’s Organic Fertilizers All High Grade Animal Matter 100 Per Cent Fertilizer Especially adapted to Orange County Soils--Prompt Deliveries. See — CARL J. SWEETERS Phone 94J Anaheim WILL MEET pair of the Christian church at the home of Mr. Walty road this evening at Just received some of Roglet's imported French Per50 per oz. Heying's Pharthe Corner." Give us a "try-out" on Tea and Coffee. Edmiston's. Orange County Business College Santa Ana, Calif. 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Help Anaheim by Trading with Home People EDMISTON'S GROCERY Absolutely Quitting Business 5c Ginghams and Percales . 23c 5c Hose, to choose out at ... 23c Every Article Reduced Leslie's Racket Store Leslie's Racket Store Announcing-- THE ARRIVAL OF ANOTHER CARLOAD OF Oakland Sensible Six AUTOMOBILES This being the fifth carload of these wonder cars due the holidays. Models on display and for immediate delivery: 34B Touring $1275.00 34B Roadster 1275.00 34B Rex Sedan 1475.00 34B Sedan 1895.00 34B Coupe 1895.00 We have one Touring and one Roadster at $20.00 less and one Sedan at $30.00 less than the new prices, received before the new War Tax became efffective. Telephone us Your Order Today and possibly save $20 to $30 on Your Car Notice—We have Oakland Mechanics in our service and Repair shop. Bring your cars in and have them need up. All work guaranteed. Wickersheim Implement Co. Fullerton, Cal.