oc-plain-dealer 1919-04-18

BOOZELESS ANAHEIM MAKES DIFFERENCE There are hardly enough prisoners at the county jail to make up a ankgaroo court. Not in years has the jail population gone down to its present numbers. Within the last week rock-botton was reached when the total number of prisoners, including those under sentence and those awaiting trial, got down to 15. We Are Carrying: White Lily Bread 10c PER LOAF This is Good Bread and made in our own town—Try It EDMISTON'S GROCERY WE DELIVER EASY TO STEER EASY TO RUN EASY TO TURN EASY TO KEEP WE DELIVER EASY TO STEER EASY TO RUN EASY TO TURN EASY TO KEEP FAGEOL Walking Tractors Now at Pre-War Prices The Walking Type Is The Only Tractor Which carries its weight on its legs like a horse and NOT on the wheel rim or track. THE FAGEOL "WALKS" through blow sand or sticky adobe without spinning its wheels or wearing out tracks. F. W. SCHMIDT DISTRIBUTOR 207 N. LOS ANGELES ST. ANAHEIM LOOK! Take Notice! LESLIE'S DRY GOODS STORE, 116 E. Center St. just bought by R. Karnofsky, the big Los Angeles merchant, who will put the entire stock of Ladies' Dry Goods, Notions and Gent's Furnishings on sale at a sacrifice. Don't hesitate; buy now—everything goes. Take Notice! LESLIE'S DRY GOODS STORE, 116 E. Center St. just bought by R. Karnofsky, the big Los Angeles merchant, who will put the entire stock of Ladies' Dry Goods, Notions and Gent's Furnishings on sale at a sacrifice. Don't hesitate; buy now—everything goes. LADIES 30c Outing Flannel ... 19c Best Wash Gingham, 30c and 85c values, yard ... 28c 35c Muslin, yard ... 25c 25c Meshlin, yard ... 15c 35c Percales, yard ... 28c 50c Galatea, yard ... 35c 15 PER CENT OFF ON SILKS AND ALL WOOL GOODS 15 PER CENT OFF ON ALL CORSETS. Big Reduction on all Ribbons. Children's $1.75 Koveralls $1. Reductions on all laces and embroideries. 50c Ladies' Lissle Hose 3 for ... $1.00 $1.25 Sheets, now ... 95c 75c and $1.00 Children's hats ... 59c 50c Straws, all kinds ... 25c $1.25 Ladies Aprons ... 95c Big reduction on Ladies Muslin underwear. 15 per cent off on ladies and men's umbrellas. Big reductions in Children's Easter dresses. 17 1-2c Callco, per yard, at ... 12 1-2c Ladies and Children's White canvas Pumps, $1.50 value at ... 98c Reduction in all children's Hose 75c Wash Hats, ladies' and children's ... 45c MEN $1.00 Men's Blue Work Shirts ... 75c $1.25 Men's Steel Grey work shirts, 2 pockets... 85c $2.00 Men's Shirts, collars attached, all colors ... $1.35 Best grade Lawrence Balbriggan ... 95c A garment. Men's Overalls, heavy denim ... $1.75 Men's Koveralls, blue Khaki ... $2.75 Men's Khaki Pants, big value ... $1.85 Men's Corduroy pants, special ... $3.75 65c Men's Fibre Silk Hose 45c 65c Men's Balbriggan Underwear, garment ... 50c 35c Men's Lissle Hose, pair 23c 25c Men's Hose, all colors, pair ... 15c Fireman's, Engineer's hose, pair ... 23c $1.25 Athletic Union Suits, each ... 95c 50c Leather Palm Gloves... 35c 15c Men's Handkerchiefs 10c SALE STARTS TOMORROW MORNING AT 8:30 115 E. Center St. Anaheim The Orange County Plain Dealer, Anaheim, Calif. reason for the slack period in arrests on crime, is that there are very few men beating their way through the country. Among the wanderers there are always a good many who are petty thieves and vagrants, and naturally a good many of them are picked up. For some time there has been a feeling among officers that the removal of saloons from Anaheim has lessened crime among Mexicans. CHEVROLET BEATS TRAIN IN RAGE James N. Hough, manager of the Los Angeles branch of the Chevrolet Motor Co., has received the following telegram from Capt. Al G. Waddell, advertising manager of the same concern, who is in Spokane.on business connected with his firm: "Driving a stock four-ninety model Chevrolet touring car, carrying top fenders and windshield, Claud Miles of Pendleton, Oregon, accompanied by Frank Tiereny of Spokane, Wash., beat train No. 8, the fast train between Pendleton and Spokane via Walla Walla. According to agreement of race between train crew and driver of car, the machine used in contest was stock and car averaged better than 40 miles an hour, beating the train by a good lead after overrunning turn and going into ploughed field where it required several minutes to get car out of mud and back on road." MANY FAIL TO FILE INCOME TAX REPORT There are a lot of Orange-co people who should have filed income tax reports who failed to do so. Elmer B. Burns, deputy collector of internal revenue, is authority for that statement. "They are not delinquent internally," said Burns, "but they did not understand the law. The ones I refer to are those who had no tax to pay but who should have made reports. Inquiry shows that these people used their exemptions to determine their net income, and when the figure so reached was under $2000 or $1000 depending upon whether near the normal year's outlook, a good deal will depend upon the weather conditions from now on. That is always the case. A crop might start out with excellent prospects, and still not turn out a heavy crop. If there is a foggy, cool summer without any hot spells, the amount of beans produced may surprise the pessimists. SCIENTISTS BUILD The First Church of Christ, Scientists, of Santa Ana, is taking preliminary steps toward the building of a big new church at the southwest corner of Tenth and Main streets. One of the steps was taken when the church petitioned the Superior court for permission to sell the church's property at the southeast corner of Sixth and Sycamore-sts., where the congregation has been meeting for a number of years." EASY TO TURN EASY TO KEEP ctors rices e Is or and NOT on the ough blow sand or g out tracks. IDT ANAHEIM ARE PLANTING BEANS Planting of lima beans on the Irvine ranch has been begun by a number of growers, three weeks earlier than in normal years. "We are planting beans as usual and hoping for good results," was the declaration made at the office of the Irvine company this morning. While the outlook is not anything MILE'S SPECIALS THIS WEEK 4 large Rolls Toilet Paper .....25¢ Portola Cooked Liberty Cabbage, 3 large cans 33¢ Idaho High Patent Flour—the best flour on the market. Except Moses Best. 49 lb. sack .....$3.00 24 1-2 lb sack .....$1.55 Folger's Golden Gate Coffee, 1 lb. tins .....43¢ Methods of Selling and Citr IN an earlier advertisement it Dried Fruit are warehoused in cars before being shipped at f grades. As such products are class condition and grade is invariably t nation as when loaded in California The "so-called" F.O.B. Plan would be ICE! E. Center St. Los Angeles k of Ladies' mings on sale everything Children's 59c Kinds ... 25c Prons ... 95c on Ladies Mustion on ladies and in Children's per yard, 12 1-2c children's White s, $1.50 val98c children's Hose ladies' 45c pants, $3.75 Silk Hose 45c diggan armment ... 50c Hose, pair 23c all colors ... 15c meer's 23c union Suits, 95c Gloves, 35c kerchelfs 10c NG AT 8:30 Anaheim Portola Cooked Liberty Cabbage, 3 large cans 33¢ Idaho High Patent Flour—the best flour on the market. Except Moses Best. 49 lb. sack ... $3.00 24 1-2 lb sack ... $1.55 Folger's Golden Gate Coffee, 1 lb. tins ... 43¢ Reel Brand Veal Tamale 6¢ Angelus Brand Syrup—Maple flavor, 8 oz. bottle ... 10¢ 22 oz. bottle ... 24¢ 42 oz. bottle ... 47¢ Fresh Soda Crackers, pound ... 14¢ Northern Cheese, lb ... 36¢ Libby's Tomato Soup...9¢ Heinz Pork and Beans, small size ... 13¢ Heinz Pork and Beans, medium size ... 19¢ See us for your fresh and choice Fruits and Vegetables. F.E.MILES ORIGINAL CASH GROCER 131 W. Center Anaheim and Citr IN an earlier advertisement it Dried Fruit are warehoused in cars before being shipped at f grades. As such products are class condition and grade is invariably nation as when loaded in California The "so-called" F.O.B. Plan would be the ideal way to market Fresh Deciduous and Citrus Fruits and Grapes if it were possible to deliver these perishable fruits in sound condition at all times to the buyer in eastern markets. Some selling agencies talk about selling a large percentage of their shipments F.O.B. California, but generally F.O.B. with them means that the eastern buyer is given the "inspection and rejection" privilege and if the fruit shows decay or is not satisfactory to the buyer in all respects, it means a compromise on the original F.O.B. price or in many instances the car is diverted elsewhere for another sale. Such "F.O.B." sales have not been found to be conducive to pleasant or satisfactory business as between grower, agent and dealer. A sale of a car of fruit at a so-called F.O.B. California price, subject to inspection or rejection at destination by the buyer, should not be designated an F.O.B. sale. A sale for cash or its equivalent on board cars California is the only sale Stewart Fruit Company recognizes as an F.O.B. sale. Stewart Fruits Expert Fruit Packer GENERAL Los Angeles—Co San Francisco—Wells Fry TROUT ARE RIPE With seven experts working their fastest to handle the great congestion of ripe frost that this week's warm weather has crowded up the scanty Bear valley streams, the fish and game commission is busily putting through the greatest fish cultural activities ever attempted in that locality. Both North and Metcalf creeks are being worked. The "run" was three weeks late and is in charge of the veteran expert, Louis Phillips, one of the ablest fish culturists in the state. Bear lake will not be full this season, as hoped. The snows did not add the amount of water expected from their depth, but were fluffy and short lasting when the sun went to work upon them. Dr. J.E. Waters DENTIST Anahiem Michell Bldg. Tel. Pac. 391 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 DRESS UP FOR EASTER WE ARE PREPARED TO SERVE YOU Ready-to-Wear EASTER WRAPS—Some new arrivals are of intense interest. One is a raspberry shade silvertone sport model, silk lined at $47.50 Another is a coat of taupe silvertone, full silk lined, new model at $48.50 Shoes FIVE MORE styles of Queen Quality Oxford arrived yesterday. We can't describe all. One is a growing girl's style in a rich dark brown—Price $6.00 PUMPS of White Kid, brown and black kid white cane and Nubra WE ARE PREPARED TO SERVE YOU Ready-to-Wear EASTER WRAPS—Some new arrivals are of intense interest. One is a raspberry shade silvertone sport model, silk lined at $47.50 Another is a coat of taupe silvertone, full silk lined, new model at $48.50 A DOLMAN of henna velour silk lined, a charming distinctive model at $45.00 A SPORT MODEL of rookie shade Jersey, button trimmed. A clever coat at $29.50 —other styles as low as $15.00. Shoes FIVE MORE styles of Queen Quality Oxford arrived yesterday. We can't describe all. One is a growing girl's style in a rich dark brown— Price $6.00 PUMPS of White Kid, brown and black kid, white canvas and Nubuck, some tongue pumps and Colonials. Prices $5.00 to $9.50 OXFORDS of white kid, brown kid, black kid, white reign cloth, in both high Louis heels and the new Cuban heels— Prices $7 to $10.50 FOR MEN SHIRTS A new shirt will be an Easter delight— Silk Shirts $2.50 to $5.00 'Arrow' Shirts $2 to $2.50 'Monarch' Shirts—$1.25 to $2.00 EASTER NECK WEAR A special shipment for Easter is on display— Four-in-Hands at 50¢ and ... 75¢ Some beauties at at $1.00 and ... $1.50 EASTER HATS—Stetson Hats in the new shades of green, taupe and brown. Priced at $7.00 —Other makes, $2.50 to $5.00. THE S. Q. R. STORE of Selling Fresh Deciduous and Citrus Fruits advertisement it was pointed out how Raisins and are warehoused in California and sold Free On Board being shipped at fixed prices according to quality and products are classed as non-perishable, the quality,ade is invariably the same on arrival at eastern desti-oaded in California. and Citrus Fruits advertisement it was pointed out how Raisins and are warehoused in California and sold Free On Board being shipped at fixed prices according to quality and products are classed as non-perishable, the quality, is invariably the same on arrival at eastern destiloaded in California. O.B. Plan would be market Fresh Deciduents and Grapes if deliver these perishand condition at all in eastern markets. talk about selling a their equipments F.O.B. by F.O.B. with them buyer is given the privilege and if the satisfactory to the means a compromise price or in many inted elsewhere for an- not been found to or satisfactory busiagent and dealer. at a so-called F.O.B. to inspection or rethe buyer, should not sale. equivalent on board ly sale Stewart Fruit an F.O.B. sale. "Signal Selling Service" covers three ways of selling: 1st—Cash or equivalent on board cars California. 2d—Delivered on track in eastern market. 3d—At public auction in eastern market. By the first method a certain percentage is sold. Many eastern dealers are willing to buy in this way and accept all risk in transit. Some growers prefer that a portion of their fruit be sold in this manner and such orders are available for grower-patrons if wanted, at fixed prices from time to time. There is no speculative feature in this method for either the grower or ourselves. Consequently we are strong advocates of this plan and exert every effort to increase this class of F.O.B. sales. Under the second method, the fruit is sold on track at eastern destination before unloading at prices determined on arrival, and confirmed by the sales offices in California. The price depends on quality and condition of the fruit and the supply and demand in that particular market. The third method is the familiar one—auction. The car of fruit being unloaded and displayed and sold to the highest bidders. California fruits have been largely sold in this manner for over 30 years. All three methods are open to you through Stewart "Signal Selling Service." Fruit Company Expert Fruit Packers and Distributors GENERAL OFFICES Los Angeles—Central Building Francisco—Wells-Fargo Express Building