oc-plain-dealer 1919-03-21

IT'S YORBA LINDA WELL AND WRITER WARNS 'HANDS OFF' YORBA LINDA, Mar. 21.—Special —The surrounding towns are making a brand effort to steal Yorba Linda's hunter when it comes to writing up articles on the new Chapman gusher and the General Petroleum well Santa Ana, Anaheim, Fullerton and Whittier have all claimed it so far, but no matter how much claiming they do they cannot change the location of the well. It is no doubt a firmly established fact that altho the opening of this new and unexpected oil field will in some way effect these towns; it will have a far greater effect on the growth and development of Yorba Linda townsite. There are thousands of undeveloped acres lying east of the town, and Yorba Linda will some day be the mecca of the settlers in this large tract, and that day is not far distant. Present indicacations are that this will be opened into an immense oil field. There is a great opportunity for some individual capitalist or for a construction company to come into the town to build bungalows to sell or to rent. There are calls every day for houses, which simply cannot be filled. Every —Late popular sheet music 10c per copy, 11 copies for $1.00. Schmidt Music Co., 18G W. Center St. ANAHEIM MON. MAR 24 available room and building is occupied. If a dozen bungalows were completed this week, they could adbe rented before the roof was out. One citizen recently received work from an eastern friend, who is therhe was preparing to come to Yorba Linda and settle down on his propety. Please rent me a house he requested. He might just as easily have asked for the moon. Lorba Linda has only been on the may 7 years. If anyone can show a better development for this short period they will have to go some. It is surrounded by splendid orange and lemon growers, in the most thriving condition. There are two packing houses, busy virtually all of the time. The Mutual Assn. has just added a large addition to their plant to facilitate the handling of their output, and now since the Chapman gusher came in, oil has taken up a part which it will play to a grand finish in the future development of the tract. Oil companies are falling over each other in an effort to lease acreage here, and are offering large bonuses and splendid rental for a chance to drill in this land. Watch Yorba Linda. You will have to keep a pretty steady eye on her for she is out for speed. Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Kinsman motored to Los Angeles Wednesday. Mr. Sutton is driving a very classy new Dodge. Roy Knight went to Los Angeles on Wednesday to purchase an up-to-date spraying machine. Too Late to Classify FOR SALE—At a bargain, five h. p. General Electric Motor. Just been rewound and is in first class shape. $90 buys it. Phone 496J. P. O. box 371. ANAHEIM MON. MAR 24 G. BARNES BIG-ROUND WILD ANIMAL CIRCUS THE SHOW THAT'S DIFFERENT ONLY REAL WILD ANIMAL CIRCUS ON EARTH 2 Trains of Circus Wonders 600 PEOPLE - 550 HORSES Every animal act. Every act an animal act. 1200 PERFORMING ANIMALS 1200 MORE EDUCATED WILD BEASTS THAN ALL OTHER SHOWS COMBINED Most sensational Wild Animal Act Extant 30 PERFORMING LIONS 30 IN ONE GROUP An Act Gorgeous DANCING HORSES DANCING GIRLS 40 Mr. Barnes offers as an added feature for the season THE FAIRYLAND FANTASY "Alice in Jungleland" Glittering 2 Mile Open Den Street Parade 12:30 p.m. Performances 2 and 8 p.m. Doors open 8 and 7 p.m. COME EARLY There is plenty to amuse and instruct One Hour Concert by Barnes' 40-Piece Marine Band "Keep the Home Fires Burning" Buy your groceries in your home town of home people. We keep a good substantial line of plain and fancy groceries. "Keep the Home Fires Burning" —Buy your groceries in your home town of home people. —We keep a good substantial line of plain and fancy groceries. —We want to keep what the people want to buy. —Danish Butter —Holsum Bread —Hills Coffee —Long Horn Cheese —Etc., Etc. EDMISTON'S GROCERY WE DELIVER SICK HEADACHE Thousands of women suffer miserably from periodic attacks of headache, never dreaming that a permanent cure may be had. Headache nearly always results from some disorder of the stomach, liver or bowels. Take Chamberlain's Tablets. They will correct those disorders and there will be no more headache. Many have been permanently cured by Chamberlain's Tablets. Price 25c. Read what Mrs. R. S. Stevens, Hannibal, N. Y., says: "I have used Chamberlain's Tablets for the past three years for constipation, billiousness and headache. There is nothing I know of that affords one such genuine relief." If you are troubled with sick headache why not give Chamberlain's Tablets a trial? Sold everywhere, 25c., or sent direct on receipt of price. Chamberlain Medicine Co. The Orange County Plain Dealer, Anaheim, Calif. SOCIAL AND PERSONAL Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Peck were visitors in Los Angeles yesterday. W. M. Wickett returned yesterday from a brief trip to San Francisco. F. N. Gibbs was a business visitor in the metropolis yesterday. Walter J. Codman made a trip to Los Angeles today on business. J. Leslie Swope of Hollywood was a business visitor in Anaheim Thursday. Win Leslie and Mr. Billig were in Los Angeles today transacting business. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Bloss have returned from a several days' visit in Los Angeles. Miss L. A. Wood of the Sanitarium spent yesterday in Los Angeles on a pleasure trip. Mrs. Geo. D. Ingram and daughter Mrs. Jeffs are visiting with Mrs. C. C. Robinson of Brea. Judge Howard and son, Dr. Horace Howard were business visitors in Los Angeles Thursday. S. A. Hatfield has resigned from the employe of Falkenstein's store. He will go to Hollywood. Mrs. Gertrude Carney and children are guests at the home of her father Rev. C. Blanchard Hatch. R. O. Goodson, brother of C. B. Goodson, has taken a position in the office of the Santa Fe at Fullerton. Mrs. Billy Lake leaves Tuesday for Ft. Madison, Iowa, where she will visit her mother and other relatives. Judge J. S. Howard and son, Dr. Horace J. Howard, were in Los Angeles yesterday transacting business. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Goodson have taken the house at 214 Melrose-st, FUNERAL SERVICES FOR OLINDA BABY OLINDA, Mar. 21—Special—Funeral services for little George Cline, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. Cline will be held from A. McAulay Funeral Parlors at Fullerton this afternoon at 3:30. Interment to be made in the Loma Vista cemetery. Mr. Geo. D. Ingram of Anaheim is visiting her daughter, Mrs. C. D. Robinson of Columbia lease. The Olinda Fraternal Brotherhood gave a barbecue at La Vida Springs Tuesday evening. Several of the Olinda members attended among those were Mr. and Mrs. Russer Abbott, Mr. and Mrs. Turner and small son, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas and small daughter, Missen Olive Gale and Nelie Flynn, Mr. and Mrs. Olive Smith and children and Brownie Williams. Mr. Beecher Dynes of the Columbia lease, was having dental work done in Fullerton, Friday. Little Genevieve Miranda is on the slick list with tonsillitis again. Ensign Mark Beacamp has received his honorable discharge from the navy and has resumed his duties on the Orange lease. Late popular sheet music 10c per copy, 11 copies for $1.00. Schmidt Music Co., 186 W. Center St. EBELL P. The Ebell Food sale at Se Market, 117 W row afternoon thing in delicat into the genera N Phone, Pacific In Kneigs Jr., to manage special. Eastside Eastside & Meat Opens Store For B The Eastside Grocery and Market and in anticipation of a share of your variance. Everything sold by us will be strifection or your money will be cheerful but the very highest grade groceries, including poultry, salt meats and home and freshest that the market affords. The amount of the purchase makes use of the city. And our deliveries will be you’ll say so too when you have given up than you pay at the cash grocery and near you as is your telephone. Eastside Grocery ALBERT MEZA, Groceries Hartman Block, Corner Olive and Cen Entire New Equipment Buick Owners SAY "WHITE LILY" Fires of home and fancy to buy. etc., Etc. N'S HE Stevens, HanI have used for the past tion, billions are nothing no such genroubled with give ChamSold everyton receipt medicine Co. week with her daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Edwards of East Broadway and also with relatives at Fullerton. There are many bargains offered in the classified columns of The Plain Dealer. Someone has something to sell that you want. SAY "WHITE LILY" TO YOUR GROCER There is nothing which helps any town so much as to buy what you consume in the town in which you live. When you spend money in Anaheim you have some chance of using the same money again, but when you spend it outside there is little chance that you will ever see the same money again. When quality and price are equal, for Anaheim goods, in comparison with merchandise made or sold elsewhere, a person shows very little "town pride" when they buy goods elsewhere, and if everyone followed the same policy, it would be pretty hard sledding in our little city. We claim that "White Lily" bread is the equal of any bread made anywhere, and the price is really less when quality is compared. When you ask your merchant for "White Lily" you are helping a home enterprise, you are getting just as much for your money, and you are holding for yourself a chance to spend the same money again at some later date. Be true to Anaheim. Say "White Lily" to your grocer when you want bread or cookies—and call at our place sometime and let us show you some of the methods we use in making these things for our home people—Ady. Entire New Equipment Buick Owners a New In Los Angeles Thursday the management purchased for this garage a— New Lathe, Press Drill, Geared Automatic Air Compressor and Auto Accessories are purchas The carpenters are now at work on an extension will be located our storage battery Besides the extension to the building, side to insure the very best service, for the Expert Buick Yesterday we employed the services of who has been working on Buick cars for day morning. Come in and see us. Your patronage w BUICK SERVICE HARRY W. STANLEY 117 North Lemon St. EBELL FOOD SALE The Ebell club will hold a cooked food sale at Schneider's City Cash Market, 117 West Center-st., tomorrow afternoon and evening. Everything in delicious home cooked food will be on sale. The proceeds will go into the general Ebell fund. Late popular sheet music 10c per copy, 11 copies for $2.00. Schmidt Music Co., 186 W. Center St. A. Schnelder, who has been confirmed to his bed for many weeks, has improved sufficiently to go to Newport for a few days stay with his daughter, Mrs. O. B. Weaver and children, and Miss Meckes who are there for a short time. Late popular sheet music 10c per copy, 11 copies for $1.00. Schmidt Music Co., 186 W. Center St. Saturday Specials Shoulder Roast ... 24c Shoulder Clod ... 25c Shoulder Veal Roast ... 30c Shoulder Lamb Roast ... 32c Shoulder Pork Roast ... 30c Shoulder Steak ... 25c Sirloin Steak ... 30c Rib Steak ... 30c Shoulder Veal Steak ... 32c Shoulder Pork Steak ... 35c Shoulder Lamb Steak ... 35c Brisket Boil ... 19c Plate Boil ... 21c Short Rib Boil ... 22c Neck Rib Boil ... 20c Veal Roast ... 25c Liberty Steak ... 20c T. Bone Steak ... 30c Round Steak ... 30c Leg Veal Steak ... 40c Leg Pork Steak ... 38c Leg Lamb Steak ... 40c Fresh Fish ... 12 1-2c, 15c, and 17 1-2c Fresh Kraut ... 2 pounds for 15c Fresh Buttermilk ... 6c pt., 12c quart National Cash Market Phone, Pacific 297 ... 801 E. Center In Kneips Big Store, 301 E. Center, we will have J. D. Rasmussen Jr. to manage the market. All are invited to take advantage of our special. Mr. Rasmussen Jr. has just returned from the navy. In Kneips Big Store, 301 E. Center, we will have J. D. Rasmussen, Jr. to manage the market. All are invited to take advantage of our special. Mr. Rasmussen Jr. has just returned from the navy. Outside Grocery Meat Market opens Saturday for Business Grocery and Market opens for business tomorrow morning, of a share of your business, we wish to thank you in adby us will be strictly guaranteed to give you entire satney will be cheerfully refunded. We will handle nothing grade groceries, in our grocery department and our meats meats and home cured hams and bacon will be the best market affords. purchase makes no difference—we deliver free to any part deliveries will be prompt—exceptionally prompt, and you have given us a trial. And we charge you no more bash grocery and carry your groceries. Our place is as telephone. Grocery & Meat, Market groceries PHONE NO. 428 Olive and Center Streets Anaheim New Equipment Is Purchased!! Owners to Get New Equipment Is Purchased!! Owners to Get New Deal by the management of the New Buick Service Station age a— Press Drill, Gear Press, Power Hack Saw, Compressor and Motor, and a full line of ties are purchased and enroute to Anaheim at work on an extension to the building and in this export storage battery department. to the building, other improvements will be made intest service, for the least money, to our patrons. Expert Buick Mechanic used the services of an expert Buick mechanic—a man in Buick cars for fifteen years. He will be with us Mon- Your patronage will be appreciated. SERVICE STATION BY W. STANLEY, Proprietor Phone 256