oc-plain-dealer 1919-04-04

SNOW BALL DANCE AT BEACH TUESDAY All roads will lead to Seal Beach next Tuesday night when the Seal Dr. J.E. Waters DENTIST Anaheim Michell Bldg. Tel: Pac. 391 FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU AT MISSION SMOKEHOUSE 112 No. Los Angeles St. Phone 1013 Quality Quality Quality Quality Quality Quality Quality Quality Why Pay More OUR PRICES ARE AS LOW CAN BE FOUND ON GROCERIES There is no need of paying a price to get quality groceries and quality service if you trade at this store. We handle only the best in every and our prices are as low as you can at the "cash and carry" stores. Fordson Tractor One advantage in buying a Fordson is that you can secure implements made especially for use with our tractor—suited to hitch, draft and all essential features. Take the Roderick-Lean Fordson disc harrow, for instance: Operated by one lever from the seat of the tractor. The draft of the tractor angles the gangs to any point desired while the tractor is moving, or will straighten up the gangs instantly while under draft. No need or stopping the tractor to get off and adjust the gangs. Place your order with— George Dunton Los Angeles and Cypress Sts. Anaheim Telephone 263-J Exchange Grill Our meals are as good and wholesome as can be anywhere at any price. Our customers all say that the Exchange Grill is A GOOD PLACE TO EAT You will not find a better place in Anaheim, for g eats and first-class service. Tables For Ladies PIANO PLAYER AND MUSIC EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT A. KLUEWER, Prop. 132 West Center MESSERAL ASKS TO BE PUT IN RANKS TO GET HOME SOON GARDEN GROVE, April 4. Special—Raymond Messeral, who left for Camp Lewis March 3, 1917, and sailed for France in December of the same year, arriving overseas on December 25, has returned home after 14 months' service overseas. He was promoted to wagoner. He asked to be allowed to remain with the army of occupation and Germany and finding his company would not be sent to Germany he asked for early embarkation home and was told he would be sent home earlier if he were in the ranks and he immediately asked to be reduced to a private, which request was granted and in three days he was sent to Brest, the port of embarkation. Owing to heavier weather he was eighteen days on the water coming home. Mr. and Mrs. F. Owens of Redlands were in town Friday and rented the Aronhalt cottage at the corner of Eighth and Acacia, which they will occupy during the orange packing season. Mrs. Warren A. Wheeler returned home Saturday from a week spent at the bedside of her father in Long Beach. The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church celebrated the fiftyth anniversary of the founding of the society in Boston, at the parsonage Friday evening. The speaker of the evening was Mrs. Mae Chisholm Brown, for seven years a missionary in Southern China. A very pleasing program had been erected which in conjunction with the stretch of beach sand and the precipitous walls of rock at the Point, form an admirable setting for this kind of a picture. PREMIUM FOR BONDS Twelve bids were received by the Board of Supervisors for the $12,000 bonds of the Greenville school district. The bonds were sold to the State Board of Control at $551.50 premium. The bidding was another instance of the renewed interest in school bonds, an indication that the money amkret is in fine shape. Spraying licenses were granted to John Ward, E. R. Mauzy and Roy F. Knight. Permits were granted to J. C. Galloway and R. L. Tedford for putting pipe lines across roads. A warning sign is to be placed at the Cerritos avenue crossing of the Santa Fe. CHAUTAUQUA IN MAY Fullerton is to have another interesting chautauqua, the Ellison-White system of Portland, Ore. The dates are May 15-21. Anaheim will have a chautauqua in September. See J. Lloyd Moore, New York Life Insurance Agent. 104 E. Center-st. Mrs. Warren A. Wheeler returned home Saturday from a week spent at the bedside of her father in Long Beach. The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of the founding of the society in Boston, at the parsonage Friday evening. The speaker of the evening was Mrs. Mae Chisholm Brown, for seven years a missionary in Southern China. A very pleasing program had been arranged by the president, Mrs. G. R. ranged by the president, Mrs. G. R. Reyburn, consisting of a violin solo by Miss Virginia Sandman, with Miss Mae Towne at the piano. A song by Mrs. F. E. Harrison, Miss Towne at the piano, violin solo by Irvine German with Mrs. I. German at the piano, a vocal solo by Mrs. I. German, with Mr. I. German at the piano. The orange frosted birthday cake was then produced and the green candles lighted and every one given an opportunity to pass around the cake and deposit a penny for each year they had belonged to the society. All donations were thankfully received. The cake and orange ice were then served to the guests, about 75 in number. The Tuesday Afternoon Club met at 10 a.m., March 25, at the home of Mrs. R. B. Richey for an all-day session. The time was devoted to Red Cross sewing. Mrs. Cloyes and Mrs. Hennion were not present. At 12 o'clock luncheon was served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. W. N. Newcomer. Mrs. Brice and Mrs. Bosey will entertain the club at the next meeting at the home of Mrs. Bosey. The Philathea class of the Methodist Sunday school entertained the Baraca Junior and the Baraca Senior classes at the home of Prof. and Mrs. S. R. Fitz, Friday evening. The evening was enjoyed with music and games and a luncheon. Quinn Nichols, who has been a member of the military police at Barron Field, Texas, for the past seven months, has returned home. Mr. and Mrs. H. Bosey and J. Arthur Black, of South Pasadena, spent Sunday at Arch Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Beardsley are enjoying a visit from the latter's sister, Mrs. Amy Pettit of Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. E. Beardsley enjoyed a Sunday visit from Mr. and Mrs. Harper of Long Beach. See J. Lloyd Moore, New York Life Insurance Agent, 104 E. Center-st. Come into SAVE Ca Our part menu ped with date machine repair woe neat and manner. What E Ma Low-Cost Hauling not so much interested interests him in how m Quinn Nichols, who has been a member of the military police at Barion Field, Texas, for past seven months, has returned home. Mr. and Mrs. H. Bosey and J. Arthur Black, of South Pasadena, spent Sunday at Arch Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Beardsley are enjoying a visit from the latter's sister, Mrs. Amy Pettit of Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. E. Beardsley enjoyed a Sunday visit from Mr. and Mrs. Harper of Long Beach. CAPTAIN BRUNTON BACK FROM SERVICE Captain Delbert Brunton, former principal of the high school at Fullerton and principal of the Orange high school when he went into the service nearly two years ago, has arrived at Fullerton, having been discharged. Captain Brunton returns from overseas duty, where he was in active fighting. He commanded a company in the Argonne battles and escaped without being wounded. He was under fire for sixteen days. He commanded Co. A; 316th ammunition train, 91st division, and handled his fighting forces with credit. He was one of the graduates of the first officers' training camp at the Presidio. FILM CO. AT BEACH With the rugged and picturesque scenery of Rocky Point representing a portion of Egypt in a one-reel story of our door venture, the Universal Film Company of Hollywood is at Newport for a few days' stay. An honest to goodness, or badness, lion and three camels are being used in the film which will depict the manner in which lions are caught alive and without being injured in the jungles of the Orient. Palm trees have SEEDS THAT GROW Feed, Fuel, Ice, Hay If Its For Chickens,' We Have It E. M. CHALMERS Successor to Gardner & Chalmers 114 No. Los Angeles St. Pacific 9, Anaheim Antler's Hotel C. GILBERT, Prop. Phone 567 Corner Center and Los Angeles Sts. Best Rooms in Anaheim Hot and Cold Water in Every Room FREE BATHS —Clean and Attractive. —In the heart of the city. —Popular Prices. —In the heart of the city. —Popular Prices. e into the SAVAGE Camp Our vulcanizing department is fully equipped with new and up-to-date machinery. All our repair work is done in a neat and workman-like manner. Drive in. When you buy a SAVAGE TIRE you are buying a HOME PRODUCT —These tires are made in San Diego—are considered by experts to be some of the best tires made. In buying them you save freight charges from the east, and you are patronizing home industry. McKeen & Faber 119 North Los Angeles St. Anaheim, Cal. What Every Business Man Wants Low-Cost Hauling—The average motor truck purchaser is much interested in how a motor truck is built. What really stems him in how much mileage he is going to get for every Man Wants Low-Cost Hauling—The average motor truck purchaser is too much interested in how a motor truck is built. What really interests him in how much mileage he is going to get for every car invested. International Motor Trucks have been built with one feature constantly in mind hauling the load the greatest distance with least expense. A Motor-Truck that Lasts—Every part of an International Motor Truck that is subject to wear is provided with a removable bushing or bushing. If these parts are replaced when worn, and truck is given the care and attention that any high grade machine deserves, an International truck will last and serve for years. Years of service is what the business man wants and yearservice is what he gets with the International. Appearance That Adds Dignity to a Business—All other things being equal, customers favor the man whose equipment is the best appearance. International Motor Trucks have a staunch and business like appearance that inspires confidence in a business house and in the products it handles. They enjoy air of prosperity and dignity that proves a valuable asset. A Real "Service to the Owner" Organization—There is an international Motor Truck of a size to meet every hauling requirement. We have a service and selling organization without national in this section of the country. Think what this means to you have become an owner. We are strong and the International organization is strong on "Service to the Owner," after sale is made. Come in to our salesroom and see what we offer in trucks and service. ELTISTE & SON ORANGE, CALIFORNIA Owners in International Motor Trucks, Tractors and Implements