oc-plain-dealer 1919-04-11

25 CARS IN TWO WEEKS Since Wednesday of last week the Wickersheim Implement Company has sold and delivered New Ford Tourings to J. R. Eberhart, Buena Park and Mrs. G. E. Rascoe of Ful-lerton, a new Ford Truck to B. L. Goodrich, and used cars to Kirk A. Dunham, E. E. Miller, Clyde son and F. H. McKesson. They sold 25 new and used cars during past two weeks. Orange County's largest house, Schmidt Music Co., Anal Ben Barter, Coment Pipe, Pac.1 Which Shall It Be? In our establishment you can compare ALL makes of phonographs. In no other way can you determine which tone best suits your taste and requirements. Hear them all side by side under home conditions. Don't be misled by flashy cabinets or non-descript phonographs. Tone is the prime requisite of any musical instrument. We handle nothing but standard nationally advertised machines with a reputation to sustain.. A comparison will convince. home conditions. Don't be misled by flashy cabinets or nondescript phonographs. Tone is the prime requisite of any musical instrument. We handle nothing but standard nationally advertised machines with a reputation to sustain.. A comparison will convince. "Everything Musical Nothing But Music" Schmidt Music Co. 136 W. Center Anaheim World's Greatest Hill Climb FOURTH ANNUAL CAPISTRANO HILL CLIMB SUNDAY, APRIL 13th FOURTH ANNUAL CAPISTRANO HILL CLIMB SUNDAY, APRIL 13th RAIN DATE APRIL 20TH The Hill of Thrills—Defying Gravity—Climb straight up. Premier motorcycle climb of the west. —ADMISSION FREE —PARKING SPACE FREE The hill is situated a few miles south of San Juan Capistrano Mission, on the Coast Highway. Beware of speed cops. This space is donated by ROY IVIN'S MOTORCYCLE SHOP and W. H. BOON, Motorcycle Dealer, both of Anaheim. The Orange County Plain Dealer, Anaheim, Calif. BUENA PARK JOINS FORCES TO SECURE DISTRICT LIBRARY BUENA PARK, April 11.—Special At the C. of C. meeting Monday evening the chairman appointed a committee of three to work in conjunction with the committee of ladies appointed by the president of the Woman's Club to work in the interest of a district library. Buena Park is very much in need of a library with reading room in connection for the benefit of the young people as well as every one in the community. The committee wishes for the co-operation of everyone in this district that a library may be held which will be of much benefit educationally and an improvement to our little city. J. R. Schofield made a business trip to Santa Ana today in the interest of the Farm Center. The P. T. A. held their regular meeting Tuesday with a good attendance. An interesting program was enjoyed by all. A large number composed the dancing class Saturday evening, and the dancing teachers announced that if as many would be present next Saturday night they would bring with them another instructor. Do not forget the Buena Park Fireman's Ball which will be given Wednesday evening in the Buena Park Masonic Hall. Mrs. H. H. Covell entertained her brothers, Messrs Campbell and a sister, Mrs. Jackson of Whittler at dinner Sunday. People of the Buena Park district have been receiving calls from the subscription solicitor of the Plain During the afternoon the Messrs. Bladeholder and Miss Harper rendered delightful music. The young folks responded to a request for singing. ENTERTAINS CLUB A very pleasant afternoon was spent on Tuesday when members of the Pinochle Club were entertained at the home of Mrs. Edgar Hartung on Sunkist-ave. At the card games Mrs. F. B. Kern was the winner of the first prize, Mrs. B. Hartfield, second and Mrs. J. E. Baker, third. Following the games a delicious lunchon was served by the hostess. The members present were Mmes, Ralph Maas, F. B. Kern, J. E. Baker, J. P. Brastad, B. H. Sldman, Pearl Hyde, B. Hartfield, Chas. Harbeson, J. T. Oyster Loaf Next to Valencia Hill The Best Place to Eat Between San Diego. Service Unexcellent Come into the SAVAGE Cam Do not forget the Buena Park Fireman's Ball which will be given Wednesday evening in the Buena Park Masonic Hall. Mrs. H. H. Covell entertained her brothers, Messrs Campbell and a sister, Mrs. Jackson of Whittier at dinner Sunday. People of the Buena Park district have been receiving calls from the subscription solicitor of the Plain Dealer lately and a large number of new subscribers have been listed from this district. Mrs. J. W. Bishop took luncheon with friends at the Pumping Station Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Warren were Los Angeles visitors Wednesday. Miss Alice Ingram was a dinner guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Robertson Wednesday evening. Mrs. E. E. Thurman came home from Banning Sunday as Mr. Thurman was quite sick but much improved now. Mr. Hayes is able to be in the sunshine after a severe attack of genuine influenza. The secretary of the Buena Park Chamber of Commerce sent out notices for the Monday evening meeting station refreshments would be served, but when the meeting hour arrived not either the secretary or refreshments were present and we wondered if they both stayed away together. D. Holder is reported to have reached New York from the army overseas. The M. E. church expects to have gas heat and lights in operation in a few days. Mrs. Ettie M. Day and son, Kenneth, and Mrs. Day's mother, Mrs. Alice Carter have returned to Buena Park neighborhood after several months stay in Wilmington. S. Milner has just completed installing a new electric motor and pump for domestic use on his ranch. At the Methodist church Sunday evening Rev. Fisher will give a stereo-opticon lecture on the "Life of Christ". Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Fisher entertained a number of their friends at a dinner party Thursday evening. GARDEN GROVE FOLK WELCOME SOLDIERS stalling a new electric motor and pump for domestic use on his ranch. At the Methodist church Sunday evening Rev. Fisher will give a stereo-opticon lecture on the "Life of Christ". Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Fisher entertained a number of their friends at a dinner party Thursday evening. GARDEN GROVE FOLK WELCOME SOLDIERS GARDEN GROVE, April 11—Special—In appreciative recognition of the honorable service of their returned soldier and sailor boys, the Community Council of Garden Grove celebrated Welcome Day, April 5th, at Orange County Park, with a basket luncheon picnic. It was estimated by the number of autos that 600 attended and enjoyed the well-selected program. All joined in singing America. G. R. Reyburn gave a splendid address of welcome and conveyed to each soldier boy the joy of the community for his safe return home. Mr., Reyburn complimented the Community Council for the work accomplished by that body. The Messrs. Blaeholder, first and second violin, with Miss Harper at the piano, gave selections, the music being heartily enced each time. Mrs. Irvine German in a pleasing manner gave a solo. A reading by Miss Mildred Spain was enjoyed. Three rousing cheers of welcome were given to the returned soldiers. Singing the Star Spangled Banner finished the morning exercises. The basket luncheon proved a success, for the tables fairly groaned under the load of good things to eat. Coffee, donated by the grocers of Garden Grove, was served free to all. Lyon, Dunsmoor, Miss Nina McLellan. MODERN DAIRY FARM M. DelGiorgio, who has a large dairy one mile southeast of Buena Park, has just completed the erection of a new steam boiler room, and new cow barn with modern iron stanchions for 60 cows. Everything is concrete and so arranged that it can be flushed out into irrigating ditches upon his ranch. 11 READY TO DRILL Reports filed with the State Mining Bureau for week ending April 5, show 11 wells ready to drill, making 162 since Jan. 1. There were 22 wells ready for test of water shut-off; 9 deepening or redrilling jobs and 2 abandonments. Dry Cleaners Move Better Location is What THEY Want. Better Service is What YOU Want. And you get better service at the Puritan Cleaners—THAT and that alone is why we lead the cleaning industry in this neck of the woods. Service Counts; Not Location. PURITAN DRY CLEANERS Next to the City Hall, Anaheim into the SAVAGE Camp Our vulcanizing de- When you buy a SAVAGE TIRE you are buying a HOME PRODUCT 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. Wife The Slavery of Wash Tub Machinery Enables the Conduction of Laundries expense, when each individual piece of laundry is considered, today who allows the wife to do the washing is merely "sawing himself and the tree." days of hard wash work which your wife is now doing can be your work to the Anaheim Laundry. And the backaches and days following the Monday wash day will also be eliminated, the matter with you and show you the economy and conveni- HOME INDUSTRY—KEEP ANAHEIM MONEY IN WE ARE AN ANAHEIM INSTITUTION. Anaheim Laundry COMPANY Phone 18