oc-plain-dealer 1921-01-28

THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER An Independent Newspaper, Issued Every Afternoon Except Sunday. R. W. ERNEST, Manager. Subscription rate—In No. Orange-co; Per year, $2; six months, $1.25. Outside No. Orange-co; Per year, $1; six months, $2.50. Entered at the Postoffice at Anaheim, Colif., as second class matter. HUMILITY IS HAULEMARK OF GREATNESS. The higher man of innate greatness is elevated, in public position or honors of any kind, the humber in spirit he becomes. In verity, the sign manual of true greatness is simplicity and humility. Men who have been elected to the Presidency of the U.S. have been signally notable for this artless spirit of humility, particularly in the home locality, among the people with whom they have spent the greater part of life and with whom they are most intimately acquainted. Abraham Lincoln's farewell speech to his neighbors, before leaving for Washington to assume the tasks and responsibilities of the Presidency, will rank among the classic utterances for humility, for reliance upon God and upon the moral support of the people. President-elect Harding, speaking farewell words in the high school of his home town, expressed his craving for the moral backing of his home friends and neighbors during the next four years. In his talk Mr. Harding put into words his conception of the Presidency, "In a short time," he said, "I am going to assume great responsibility. It is not to be mine alone, however, because the President is only the instrument thru which the popular will is evoked." Continuing, Mr. Harding said: "For 30 years I have been listening to public sentiment and every public servant who listens to the call of the soul of America is sure to get along. I firmly believe the soul of America is right. I firmly believe in the destiny of America, and I am going to my tasks with full confidence." This betokens confidence in the TAKE Sunday Dinner At the New St. Ann's Inn SANTA ANA California St. Ann's Inn SANTA ANA California 12 to 3 $1.50 Telephone Reservations to 626. Santa Ana UNEXCELLED CUSINE SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY ONLY Whole Leg Pork . . . . . . . . 28c lb. Whole Fresh Shoulder Pork . . . 25c lb. Whole or Half Side Puritan Bacon . . 50c lb. Whole or Half Side Rex Bacon . . . 35c lb. Smoked Picnic . . . . . . . . 30c lb. Pure Lard . . . . . . . . 25c lb Lard Compound . . . . . . . 15 lb. Sanitary Market L. A. Miller, Proprietor 116 E. Center Street Special Sale on A Special Sale on A We want every customer to take advantage of these Sugar, 11 1-2 Pounds . $1.00 Sugar, per hundred pounds . $8.50 Orange Blossom Shortening, large size . $1.25 Orange Blossom Shortening, bulk, per lb. . 15c Brooms (be sure and get one of these) each . 55c Armour’s White Soap, $5 per case or one bar . 5c Beans in can (as good as you have used) 15c size- 5c Tomatoes, 2 1-2 lb. cans, 2 for . 25c Puritan Hams, any size, all week, special, per lb.. 39c Holland & THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA people and a conception of the Presidency as a co-partnership with the people in crystallizing sentiment, in evolving policies and in devising ways and means of carrying forward the operations of government. THE WORLD is not oversupplied with moral courage. AMERICANIZING is a process of the heart, as well as the mind. THE HUMAN soul should have a clean, pure body for its habitation. THE LEGISLATIVE body incapable of factional wrangling seemingly has not been developed yet. HELP EVERY good cause, in some way. If unable to contribute money, give good thoughts and good words. EACH OF us feels that everybody else should live strictly by the Golden Rule. But what about ourselves? THEY WHO seek trouble usually find it. They earnestly and sensibly seek to avoid trouble, usually succeed in doing so. SOIL PRODUCTS worth more than $450,000,000 yearly, produced in California, constitute another reason why this very fittingly is called the Golden state. WHAT MARVELS of good character and exemplary conduct each of us would be if we, at all times, measured up to all that we expect of our neighbors and fellow-citizens. "The POWERS that be," at Sacramento, are concerned about California blives. What they need, up there, is a bunch of olive branches to pass around among the warring elements and factions. THERE NEVER comes a time when a business or a community can get along "Just as well" without advertising. Publicity is necessarily a continuing process, to build up a business and to promote a city. THOMAS JEFFERSON, as president-elect, rode into Washington on horseback, hitched his animal to a paling to retrench, he or she proceed to cut off all unnecessary expenses and to manage well, with the money that is expended. The same process must be used by the government of California, if real economy is to be effected. THE HOME, in civilized countries, is the center and circumference of human happiness. There is more genuine happiness bound up in the home of the world than anywhere else. It is vital to mankind's happiness that homes should be kept pure and that marriage relation should be kept sacred. NO MAN or woman should become so stiffened and so formalized in dignity as to be incapable of relaxing, unbending in manner and indulging in rampful play, at times. There is nothing like this for keeping one young in mind, body and spirit. Play as children do, with complete abandon and with entire absorption in the play. BOOKS, AND institutions of learning, and scholarly instructors, do not educate. They are the means to an end the process which embodies educating lies with the student, and with the student alone. The brain of the student is not opened, as if it were a cask, and a funnel inserted and education thus poured into the learner. To the extent that this cramming made-to-order, predigested process is attempted, educational work is farel. The student educates himself or herself, or else is not really educated. "Two Kinds of Love," a photoplay laid in the golden foothills of California among simple, understandable people hungry for happiness, a four-act vaudeville from the best circuits will be shown at the New Fairyland theatre tonight. Tomorrow afternoon and night "Lahoma," a story of the early days in Oklahoma will be shown. It is a powerful romance set in the land of rugged canyons, sun- THE POWERS that be, at Sacramento, are concerned about California Olives. What they need, up there, is a bunch of olive branches to pass around among the warring elements and factions. THERE NEVER comes a time when a business or a community can get along "Just as well" without advertising. Publicity is necessarily a continuing process, to build up a business and to promote a city. THOMAS JEFFERSON, as president-elect, rode into Washington on horseback, hitched his animal to a paling outside the capitol, went inside and delivered his inaugural address. This is a fair sample of "Jeffersonian simplicity." THERE ARE great numbers who, theoretically, admire country life, but who, when it comes to a showdown, persist in living in the city. The country needs more people so deeply in love with it that they would not leave it. WHEN THE average person decides SATURDAY SPECIALS Whipped Cream Short Cake—full of fruits Whipped-Cream Cream Puffs 10c each Neapolitans 5c each Try a Loaf of Our New Bread — "The Boston Special" 13c per loaf BOSTON AKERY No. 201 E. Center Open Sundays 9:12, 4-6 Fireless Cooker and The Chambers is the only range of this kind on the market today. —The Chambers Firele-bination of the best fea-range and the fireless co-scientific and thorough-real modern kitchen app-no loss of energy in op-codfish, onions, rice pu-the same time without Chambers bakes, broil-and fries anything. —Come in and let us sh-done. STROUP FURNITURE Where Quality is higher on Armour's Very High Grad CONTINUED ON ACCOUNT OF THE RAIN HERE LAST SATURDAY on Armour's Very Best High Grade CONTINUED ON ACCOUNT OF THE RAIN HERE LAST SATURDAY Advantage of these prices and fruits. The government has ordered Armour & Co. to selling their high grade canned goods regardless of cost $1.00 $8.50 $1.25 per lb. 15c se) each . 55c or one bar . 5c sed) 15c size- 5c 25c special, per lb.. 39c 2 1-2 Pound Very Best Peaches, per can . . . 40c 2 1-2 Pound Very Best Apricots, per can . . . 40c 2 1-2 Pound Very Best Bar tlet Pears, per can . . . 40c 2 1-2 Pound Very Best Royal Anne cherries, can 45c —We will make you special prices by the case either straight or assorted fruits. Holland’s High Grade Bulk Coffee Special A-1 Blend Coffee, per pound . . . 30c Extra Special Blend Coffee, per pound . . . 35c Holland’s Anaheim Coffee, per pound . . . 40c Holland’s Best Santos and Java, per pound . . . 45c Yours for Business & Holland Successors to Fred Marsh —STAPLE A 131 East Center St Friday, January 28, 1921 Blazed days and starlit nights. "A Voice in the Dark," will be the feature of the program at the New Grand theatre again tonight. Tomorrow night Edith Storey will be seen in "The Golden Hope." SOME PRINTER "May I print a kiss on your lips?" I said. And she nodded her sweet permission. So we went to press, and I rather guess. We printed a full edition. "One edition is hardly enough." She said with a charming pout. So again on the press the form was placed. And we got some "extras" out. Job and Commercial Printing at The Plain Dealer Office NOTICE OF CLOSING HOURS FOR THE MEAT MARKETS OF ANAHEIM On and after February 5th all Markets will close at 7 p.m. Saturdays. Hours for other days will remain the same. Chamber's Fireless Cooking Gas Ranges By actual tests a saving of 50 per cent may Chamber's Fireless Cooking Gas Ranges By actual tests a saving of 50 per cent may be easily made, and with a little care, a saving of as high as 70 per cent of gas consumption may be made. The thick scientifically constructed walls retain all the heat units applied directly to the cooking of food. You conserve cold from ice. Why not conserve heat from the gas you use? Housewives await the arrival of the dinner hour in quiet confidence and cool composure. Cooker and Range Combined The Chamber's Fireless Gas Range is a combination of the best features of the modern gas range and the fireless cooker, both built into one scientific and thoroughly tested product. It is a modern kitchen appliance in which there is loss of energy in operating. You can cook fish, onions, rice pudding and sauerkraut at same time without mixing the flavors. The Chamber bakes, broils, roasts, stews, steams fries anything. For Sale Only at GROUP-BARNES FURNITURE COMPANY Quality is higher than price - ANAHEIM Grade Canned Fruits SATURDAY Grade Canned Fruits SATURDAY Armour & Co. to close out their fruit canning business. They are of cost —We have a Car of Apples including Winesaps, Roman Beauties, Newtown Pippins, Bellfleur and Utah Russets. Prices from $2.45 to $3.65 per box. We bought these in large quantities to sell by the box or any part of a box, so come in and get your winter supply. —A car of potatoes, including A-1 Burbanks, which we will sell for $2.75 per cwt.