oc-plain-dealer 1919-03-28

"DOC" BAKER HOME Ernie "Doc" Baker returned to Anaheim Monday. He spent eight months in France, six of them on the fighting front, being gassed once. He was a member of the 92nd Division. While at the front he says there were occasions when he was on cook duty 24 hours and then on guard duty. He left Anaheim Oct. 26, 1917. He is a brother of Lee Baker. STEAL PLAIN DEALERS Ike Lopera, RFD 3, has more than usual reason to realize the demand for The Plain Dealer. Seven Plain Dealers have been stolen from his mail-box. He wishes the son-of-a-gun would subscribe for his own paper. When you want a carburetor, just try a Schobler, for power and mileage. Liberty Garage. A Good Place To Eat We serve only the very best meals. Everything clean and inviting. Drop in and see us. Your patronage will be appreciated. We Serve All Kinds A Good Place To Eat We serve only the very best meals. Everything clean and inviting. Drop in and see us. Your patronage will be appreciated. We Serve All Kinds Of Drinks Piano Player Every Saturday Night for Your Entertainment. Popular Prices EXCHANGE GRILL A. KLEUWER, Prop. 132 West Center St. Better Begin Now THAN WISH YOU HAD When you have your auto repaired, you, of course want it done by the most competent workmen—that is only natural. When you bring your car to us for repair, especially if it is a Buick, you are getting the service of experts to ferret out your car troubles and put it in fine condition. See us about your car if it is not giving you good service. Our charges are reasonable, consistent with high-grade work. GAS AND OILS—FREE AIR AND WATER SERVICE CAR ON CALL DAY OR NIGHT The Buick Service Station to ferret out your car troubles and put it in fine condition. See us about your car if it is not giving you good service. Our charges are reasonable, consistent with high-grade work. GAS AND OILS—FREE AIR AND WATER SERVICE CAR ON CALL DAY OR NIGHT The Buick Service Station HARRY W. STANLEY, Prop. Phone 256 117 No. Lemon St. Quality Goods AND Quality Service We solicit your business on a basis of selling you the very best groceries obtainable. We only sell the best. Our price is as low as you can buy the same quality of merchandise anywhere on earth. Once you become a Lakeman customer—you will continue trading at our place. “THE REASON IS PLAIN” Jacob Lakeman 128 E. Center St. Phone 244 VICTORY LIBERTY LOAN TROPHY TRAIN TO START APR. 12 The Victory Liberty Loan Trophy Train that will start from San Francisco, Saturday, April 12, to tour the State, Arizona and Nevada, will be the "best ever." Nothing to compare with it has ever been sent over the tracks of the western railroads, and loan leaders believe it will stir up unusual enthusiasm. The train will be dedicated in San Francisco with a big program and 250 homing pigeons will be released to carry messages to their home towns, giving announcement that the train has started. A captured German mortar taken at Belleau Wood by the 5th Regiment U. S. Marines will be the prize for the town whose pigeon makes the best record in carrying the message. Dr. Frederick D-Evelyn, of 60 Federal-st., San Francisco, is receiving entries of homing pigeons for the flight. The train will carry a whippet tank which will be driven down from the train platform to give an exhibition at each stop. The veterans of tank service on the western front will operate the tank. Among the trophies of the great war that will be carried on the train are: Compressed air bomb throwers; German minenwerfers; French, German and American machine guns; "flying pigs;" German Zepplin motor; sniper shields; flame throwers; periscope; depth bombs; observation tower; high explosive shells; German 699 REGISTER IN DISTRICT NO. ONE According to the completed records of Local Exemption District Board No. 1, Orange-co, there were 699 men registered in the Santa Ana district who entered military service either through the draft or by voluntary enlistment. In addition to these, there were 58 who were inducted into the Student Army Training Corps. The work of the local board has been completed, with the exception of the final act. That final act will be the shipment of all records of the board next Monday. The records go directly to Washington, D.C. The Anaheim Orange & Lemon Association have installed a very fine 50-foot flag pole on the parking which soon will be a greenward before the new packing house. The Fordson Tractor will do your work efficiently and economically. Miles' Specials This Week Moses Best flour 49 pound $3.20 sack Teco Buckwheat Flour Free with 2 pkgs. Teco Pancake flour 28¢ small white beans 25¢ 4 pounds at each stop. The veterans of tank service on the western front will operate the tank. Among the trophies of the great war that will be carried on the train are: Compressed air bomb throwers; German minenwerfers; French, German and American machine guns; "flying pigs;" German Zepplin motor; sniper shields; flame throwers; periscope; depth bombs; observation tower; high explosive shells; German coats; engineer's pontoon boat and hundreds of other relies. American dogs of war will be exhibited and every possible relic of interest from the war will be explained by American heroes who saw action in the greatest Yank offensives. Music will be provided by a navy band. The itinerary has not been completed, but during the 29 days that the train will be out more than 150 stops will be made. EXPECT BEAN POOL OPERATIVE TODAY With at least 75 per cent of the lima beans in Southern California in the pool, the lima bean pool has been definitely settled upon. A meeting is being held today at Oxnard for the purpose of electing four additional directors to handle the crop, and by Saturday the pool will be in operation and probably beans will be moved at once at a price to be fixed by the pool. The California Lima Bean Growers' Association and as many of the independent dealers and growers as it has been possible to get are in the pool. The bean men are confident that they can now stabilize the market, and by creating conditions in the east they feel certain that the beans will be moved. One encouraging feature of the investigation that has been going on for the last week is that there are fully 100,000 bags less in the warehouses than bean men had supposed. That means, of course, fewer beans to move. Here in Orange county fully 90 per cent of the beans on hand are in the pool. When the pool was decided upon last week five directors were chosen. Four more were elected today. The nine directors will use their best efficiencies at each stop. Moses Best flour 49 pound sack $3.20 Teco Buckwheat Flour Free with 2 pkgs. Teco Pancake flour 28¢ Small white beans 25¢ 4 pounds Channel Brand Tomato Catsup large size 25¢ Eastern Pure Rolled Oats 25¢ 5 lbs Crisco, Extra $2.65 large size Pointer Brand Apricots. Matches, per doz boxes 55¢ Pink Beans, 10 lbs. 75¢ Miles' Best Bread 10¢ 24 oz. loaf Assorted Cookies per lb. 30¢ Rex Nut Margarine, lb. 34¢ Toilet Paper, 4 large rolls 25¢ Fresh Soda Crackers, lb. 14¢ Evergreen Brand, those good peas per can 20¢ Puree Home Pack Standard Tomatoes 2 cans 25¢ F. E. MILES Original Cash Grocer 131 W CENTER ST. ANAHEIM FULLERTON PLANS EASTER SERVICE The Fullerton Board of Trade has placed itself squarely back of three events and will heartily sponsor all of them. The first will be a grand celebration on the Fourth of July of tri-significance viz., the great day of freedom itself, also a recognition of the boys in and out of the service and the signing of peace, which probably will have been effected by that time. An invitation to the surrounding towns to join in the Fullerton festivities will be formally extended. The second event will be a baby show. Entries will be sought from all parts of the county and scores of promising youngsters will be entered for the various awards. The show probably will be stripped of all highly scientific judging, so that maybe the homeliest and skinniest tot in the bunch may draw a prize for some point that its competitors may not be fortunate enough to possess. The third event will be an Easter sunrise service to be held on the peak of some hill near the city. The chairmanship of this affair will be vested in Professor L. E. Plummer, who will name his own assistants. A Want Ad in The Plain Dealer —Attend the Dance at I. O. O. P. hall will sell that piece of property. Saturday night. Boost Anaheim Its the Greatest Little City in the Country. It’s got everything that’s good, including the ANAHEIM DYE WORKS By the way, our business has increased 100% or just double what it was doing when we assumed management three months ago. There’s a Reason. Phone 167J Anaheim Dye Works 213 W. Center St. One Block West of P. O. Need Any New Tires? We Have the Most Complete Line In the City We Handle Goodyear Fabric and Cord Kelly - Springfield Fabric and Cord, And last but not least the Hartford Fabric and Cord Come In and Look Them Over C. J. NENNO Tires, Tubes and Accessories Vulcanizing and Retreading Kelly - Springfield Fabric and Cord, And last but not least the Hartford Fabric and Cord Come In and Look Them Over C. J. NENNO Tires, Tubes and Accessories Vulcanizing and Retreading 123 S. Los Angeles St. Phone 464 Rivas Bros'. Show Company of American and Spanish Dancers and Varieties, for the first time visits this country. Will make its debut under its own spacious and elegant tents. Our Own Band and Orchestra Animated Concerts Don't Miss it. Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday March 28 to 31 Show Starts at 8 P.M. Matinee Sunday at 2:30 Admission, Adults .....50¢ Children .....25¢ —Show located on North Los Angeles St., just off Chartres. Show Starts at 8 P.M. Matinee Sunday at 2:30 Admission, Adults ...50¢ Children ...25¢ —Show located on North Los Angeles St., just off Chartres. After-Inventory Sale HAVE A FEW GAS RANGES AT JUST ABOVE COST PURCHASED AT PRE-ICES. IS THE TIME TO PURCHASE THAT RANGE YOU HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR RIGHT PRICE. RANGES ARE ALL STANDARD, OF ST QUALITY AND STRICTLY UP TO WITH WHITE ENAMEL FEATURES.