oc-plain-dealer 1919-04-28

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL Paul Taggart was a Los Angeles business visitor Monday. B. Schochardt was at Santa Ana yesterday for the day. Mrs. L. B. Bottriell was a visitor today in Los Angeles. Miss Harriett Muzzy spent Sunday in Los Angeles with friends. Oscar Heying received his discharge from Camp Kearny, arriving home yesterday. Tommy Bonnatt has received his discharge from Camp Kearny, arriving home yesterday. Misses Tillie and Ida Bentjen were Seal Beach visitors yesterday. Frank Champlin and family spent yesterday with relatives at Talbert. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Stroup and family motored to Los Angeles yesterday. Mr. Chapman, of the firm of Damewood and Chapman of Orange, was a business visitor in Anaheim today. K. D. Franklin of the Arizona Engineering Co., Kingman, Ariz., called on G. M. Simpson, president of the Standard Minerals Co., today. ONE CENT Stationery SALE :::: For One Week Only LEAD PENCIL Regular 5c 2 for 6c BEST INK Regular 10c 2 for 11c LIBRARY PASTE Miss Mae Frahm was a visitor to Los Angeles over Sunday. Chas Federman was an over S-day visitor in Los Angeles. George Tanner purchased a Chevrolet last week from the local dealers. Mr. and Mrs. Newman Sanford had a baby daughter of Long Beach spree week. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. W. Barnes family were visitors yesterday at Balbon. Floyd Curtis, who is working in San Pedro, spent the week end this city. Mrs. Leston Barge returned to home at Los Angeles Friday from the local Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Nenno spent yesterday at Whittier with Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Lineen. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Whitman son, Frederic, motored to Los Angeles yesterday afternoon. Mrs. F. C. Wilson and baby left the hospital yesterday, going their home west of town. Miss Gladys Smith was a guest yesterday of her brother, Flat Smith and wife at Long Beach. Mrs. C. Haas who has been at Anaheim Hospital returned to home on East Broadway Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. R. Schellens of Los Angeles were business visitors this city today and also visited relatives. Mrs. E. Kettler of Huntington Beach was operated on Saturday by the hospital, the operation being for. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Sebastian and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Sebastian spent yesterday in Santa Ana with relatives. Miss Mildred Lichtenstein Mrs. O. H. Millman and daughter turned yesterday from a week's visit at Riverside. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. McCord and Miss Calmon and guests enjoyed motor trip yesterday through the Panjo Canyon. Miss Kate Renfrow of Huntington Beach is the guest for a few days her sister, Mrs. Walter Hodges West Broadway. SALE :::: For One Week Only LEAD PENCIL Regular 5c 2 for ..... 6c BEST INK Regular 10c 2 for ..... 11c LIBRARY PASTE Regular 10c 2 for ..... 11c PEN HOLDERS Regular 5c 2 for ..... 6c PEN POINTS Regular 10c for 10 20 for ..... 11c TABLETS Regular 15c 2 for ..... 16c FINE LINEN TABLETS Regular 25c 2 for ..... 26c FINE HIGHLAND LINEN TABTABLETS Regular 25c 2 for ..... 26c FINE LINEN ENVELOPEES In blue, pink and white Regular 15c pkg. 2 pkg. FINE POUND PAPER. In white or tints 2 for ..... 51c GOOD LINE OF BOX PAPER Regular 20c 2 boxes for ..... 21c FINE LINE TINT STATIONERY Regular 50c box 2 for ..... 51c PATRIOTIC STATIONERY. Regular 35c 2 boxes for ..... 36c EXTRA FINE PATRIOTIC STATIONERY. Regular 75c box 2 for ..... 76c FINE LINE OF CORRESPONDENCE CARDS. Regular 50c 2 for ..... 51c HAVERSACK HIGHLAND LINEN. Regular 25c 2 for ..... 26c FINE LARGE BOXES OF STATIONERY. Regular $1.00 box 2 boxes for ..... $1.01 EXTRA LARGE FANCY BOX OF PAPER. Regular $2.50 2 boxes for ..... $2.51 HAVERSACK HIGHLAND LINEN. Regular 25c 2 for $26c FINE LARGE BOXES OF STATIONERY. Regular $1.00 box 2 boxes for $1.01 EXTRA LARGE FANCY BOX OF PAPER. Regular $2.50 2 boxes for $2.51 TIME BOOKS Regular 15c 2 for $16c MEMO BOOKS Regular 25c 2 for $26c ALL POSTAL CARDS Regular 10 for 10c at 20 for $11c ALL PATRIOTIC CARDS Regular 10c 2 for $11c TYPEWRITER PAPER ALL LINEN. Regular 500 sheets for $1.75 special 1000 sheets for $1.76 BILL HEADS Regular 15c 2 for $16c BULL DOG CLIPS Regular 5c 2 for $6c CHILDREN'S BOX PAPER Regular 15c 2 boxes for $16c FINE WHITE PAPER NAPKINS Regular 5c doz. 2 doz. for $6c Anaheim Music & Novelty Co. H. J. EFFKER Next to Fairyland. DR. J. L. BEEBE Anaheim Emphasizing Surgery and Obstetrics 208-3-13-14. First National Bank Hours: 1-4; 7-8; Sunday by appointment Pacific 555-J; Home 333 Residence: 720 Lemon Street Pacific 555-M; Home 333, two rings DRS. JOHNSTON, & WICKETT FIRST FLOOR IOWA HOUSE 119 North Claudina St. Anaheim California The Orange County Plain Dealer, Anaheim, Calif. VOTE FOR THE BONDS (Huntington Beach News) June 10 is the day when the voters of Orange-co will decide the fate of Newport harbor. The ballot will contain the proposition of issuing $500,900 worth of securities to be converted into cash for the improvement of the harbor at Newport Beach. It is now generally conceded that the eventuality of this improvement will be of considerable benefit to every section of Orange-co, and that favorable expression has emanated from all parts of the county, especially through the Associated Chambers of Commerce of the county, otherwise the supervisors would not have called the election, which entails an appreciable item of expense. Then it follows that if there is a prevailing opinion in the remoter districts of the county that this great improvement will be beneficial to the citizens at large, the development of Newport Bay will be especially advantageous to Huntington Beach and vicinity. No argument is necessary to convince most persons that the improvement of a harbor materially advances the interests of a large area of contiguous territory. There can be no other result, which is evidenced by the fact that nearly all of the large cities of the world are either located at deep water harbors or on navigable rivers, water freight rates being primarily essential for the development and growth of commercial interests and manufacturing industries. The old story of the proximity of San Pedro, about 20 miles away, being adequate for the requirements of this section of the state. Ben Baxter, Cement Pipe, Pac 175R1 Witman. Eyesight Specialist. FOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE—Air motor windmill and tower. Price $10.00. J. A. Baker, Anaheim, 37 R5. FOR SALE—Piano $125 cash. Phone Anaheim 269 J 2. FOR SALE—2 crypt in Anaheim mauselum. Address box A 120, Care Plain Dealer. GOING EAST—Will sell all furniture and Ford Turing car cheap. Inquire 415 W. Chartress street. WANTED—Moving picture corporation featuring big star. Additional capital needed. Legitimate safe-big returns. Investigate. Address M. Box 75 Plain Dealer. WHITE BABY CHICKENS FOR sale, Friday, May 2; also little rooster for people wishing to raise them for their own use. J. A. Hollingswath, one mile S.-E. of Cypress. REFRESHING RAIN Anaheim received a refreshing shower Saturday. According to H. A. Dickel's rain gauge, the storm netted 20 inch precipitation, totalling 10.77 for the season. There are many bargains offered in the classified columns of The Plain Dealer. Someone has something to sell that you want. Dr. J.E. Waters DENTIST no other result, which is evidenced by the fact that nearly all of the large cities of the world are either located at deep water harbors or on navigable rivers, water freight rates being primarily essential for the development and growth of commercial interests and manufacturing industries. The old story of the proximity of San Pedro, about 20 miles away, being adequate for the requirements of this section of the state, is worn threadbare, and it would be as reasonable to make the statement that Dr. J. E. Waters DENTIST Anaheim Michelle Bidg. Tel. Pac. 391 NEW Mitchell SIXES New W 50% 100 New Gives It S There was never a new It is not mere progress are completely changed. There are more than 10 improvements. There is more endurance, 25 per Yet These are costly improvto car strength he must Mrs. Pingree I. Osburn Long Beach yesterday day with Mr. Osburn's Chas. A. Osburn, Mrs. remained at the beach night, of Los Angeles at the O. T. Callor a cousin of Mrs. Callor. mer Hoosiera. Mr. Light to Indiana on a visit has been with the Pull30 years. Ramilla resumes her office of the Anaheim borrow and Miss. Normia has held the position for us to the office of the taking the position she going to the laundry. Ms. W. J. Slemann, Mr. Benjamin and Horace this city, and Mr. and Hunt and family, and Chas. Agor and family is motored to Riverside loux yesterday. Aff and little daughNew York City were yesterday of Mrs. LizVine street. Other ms. Hennig's son. Louis laughter and husband, J. E. McKim and small nnig and Mr. and Mrs. friends. A bouset-be-knots graced the table. Mr. and Mrs. their home in Los L. BEEBE Anahaim urgery and Obstetrics First National Bank Sunday by appointment 55-J; Home 233 720 Lemon Street Home 333, two rings OHNSTON, ICKETT OR IOWA HOUSE Sh Claudina St. California 100 New Gives It So There was never a new It is not mere progress, are completely changed. There are more than 10 improvements. There is more endurance, 25 per Yet These are costly improvto car strength he must rn You get all these new re extra price. Two years ago—when a plowed a famous body desiidea of the coming fine co It is new in its low, s finish. There are four co The motor is built by power waste. The crank ing machines. The bearer Come see it. It is evispring will twice exceed take a lesser type of car. 5-Pass $1475 120-Inch Wheel 3-Passen New-Type Walt Agents for P Corner ona Park, La Habra, Yorba Linda, etc., because the buildings in these centers of population at this time are sufficient to accommodate present requirements. This is probably true in most cities today, but they will grow and more stores will be required, and the day will come when more harbor room is required, and it is time to start the improvement by the voters of the county approving the bonds for this purpose, which will open the way for the Federal government to recognize the Newport Harbor. The citizens of Newport, Beach have made a wonderful effort in voting bonds in the sum of $240,000 for the construction of a jetty and dredging a channel, and their struggle should be assisted by the county at large, in order to assure government assistance. There appears to be no valid reason why any voter in Huntington Beach should not support the bonds, and the indications are that there will be but few who will fall to do so. The development of a harbor at Newport Beach will add to the prosperity of Huntington Beach. Vote for the bonds. There is quite a curiosity on display at Livesey's show window at Santa Ana. George West of the Bixby ranch in the Santa Ana canyon, brought in a pair of monkey-faced owls, birds which live in the ground, cannot fly, although they have wings, and which have faces remarkably like a monkey's face. At New Fairyland Theatre TONIGHT ONLY Vivian Martin, In 'Jane Goes A-Wooing' TUESDAY EVENING ONLY MILDRED HARRIS (Charlie Chaplin's wife) In "When A Girl Loves" There can be no doubt regrading the great value of this production. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY The Star of the screen Marguerite Clark In Her Big Picture "Mrs. Wiggs Of The Canoage Patch" There is no more lovable character on the screen than Marguerite Clark, and not a more fascinating and lovable story than "Mrs. Wiggs of the Canoage Patch"—the two combined makes a photoplay which ever surpasses "Uncle Tom's Cabin." Be sure to see it. Admission—Adults 15; Children 5c; War Tax Additional WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY The Star of the screen Marguerite Clark In Her Big Picture "Mrs. Wiggs Of The Cabbage Patch" There is no more lovable character on the screen than Marguerite Clark, and not a more fascinating and lovable story than "Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch"—the two combined makes a photo-play which ever surpasses "Uncle Tom's Cabin." Be sure to see it. Admission—Adults 15; Children 5c; War Tax Additional. New Victory Model 50% New Strength 100 New Attractions Gives It Scores of Supremacies There was never a new-model Six so new as this 1919 Mitchell. It is not mere progress—it is revolution. The Light Six standards are completely changed. It's a new-type car. There are more than 100 improvements. Scores of them are big improvements. There is 50 per cent more strength, 75 per cent endurance, 25 per cent less operating cost. Yet No Extra Price These are costly improvements. When a maker adds 50 per cent car strength he must add a great deal to the cost. 100 New Attractions Gives It Scores of Supremacies There was never a new-model Six so new as this 1919 Mitchell. It is not mere progress—it is revolution. The Light Six standards are completely changed. It's a new-type car. There are more than 100 improvements. Scores of them are big improvements. There is 50 per cent more strength, 75 per cent endurance, 25 per cent less operating cost. Yet No Extra Price These are costly improvements. When a maker adds 60 per cent car strength he must add a great deal to the cost. You get all these new standards—all these advances—without any extra price. Two years ago—when this model was started—the Mitchell employs a famous body designer. And this new Mitchell shows his own of the coming fine car design. It is new in its low, straight lines. It is new in its color and finish. There are four coats of varnish instead of the usual two. The motor is built by new exacting methods which save much ever waste. The crank shaft is twice balanced on new type balance-machines. The bearings are large—the operation smooth. Come see it. It is evident everywhere that the demand this long will twice exceed the output. Thousands will be forced to be a lesser type of car. 5-Passenger Touring Car $1475 F. O B. Factory 120-Inch Wheelbase, 40-Horsepower Motor. 3-Passenger Roadster, same price New-Type Touring Sedan, $2175. Walter & Day Agents for Premier Mitchell Motor Cars. Corner Center and Olive Sts.