oc-plain-dealer 1921-02-11

20 NEW WELLS STARTED Oil field operations reported the week ending Feb. 5, show 20 new wells started, compared with 22 the previous week; total new wells this year is 146 as compared with 104 the same date last year. Tests for water shut off 35, compared with 22 the previous week; yearly total to date 168, total to same date last year 150. Deepening or redrilling jobs 9, compared with 18 the preceding week; total to date this year 96, total to same date last year 103. Wells abandoned 7, compared with 2 the preceding week; total to date this year 27, total to same date last year 34. Yorba Linda News YORBA LINDA, Feb. 11.—Special. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Calkins and their house guests who are visiting here from the east, spent the week-end at Riverside and Alhambra. Mrs. Francisco, who is the wife of Mr. Francisco, the Italian pruner, and who have resided here some time, became violently insane on Wednesday and will have to be confined in the future. Her actions have been peculiar since the death of a small son two years ago, but she was never violent until Wednesday, when she broke the windows and glass doors in a neighbors house and threw glass at the children. Officials think she may get better if she undergoes treatment at the county farm, but at any rate it is thought advisable to take her away, and Mr. Francisco has the sympathy of the community in his trouble. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Bridge entertained delightfully with a dancing party at their home on Tuesday evening. Light refreshments were served to the following invited guests: Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Garrett, Myrtia Scott, Hale Milfred and Marie foot, Mr. and Mrs. A. Thelrington, Mr. and M. Bosworth, Miss Eva Kran, Willard Kenan and Leon Singleton. The Eastern State trained their husband guests at a party on Tuesday evening fourth birthday down to a "pot luck" o'clock, the child being chicken pie big birthday cake got a piece. A rendered and includes by Miss Evans by Mr. Walter M Sutton and a read Logadon. Mrs. C the accompaniment numbers. Cards were enjoyed until Buena P BUENA PARK, Buena Park Congregational Sunday, Feb. 13th. 10 a.m. Morning Subject: "A Beautiful Service at 7:30 Sublime Offering." forward, evangelical national singing. Mrs. Joe Robison evening at his hometown to the Huntingtown Wednesday morning has been staying Irma, for the past three weeks. BOSTON BAKERY No. 201 E. Center Open Sundays 9:12, 4-6 Buy your Coffee in Glassin-Lined Bags ORANGE BLOSSOM COFFEE "It's always fresh" Saves you the price of expensive tins Where Cash Beats Credit Good Grocerie At Chaffee's you will find attractive prices. Reductions are noticeable at every Chaffee Store When the Market Declines—We Reduce Prices Southern Head Rice The Blue Rose Variety Whole and Uncoated 3 pounds 25c Local Prunes Not the large, fancy sizes, but just good prunes. 3 pounds 25c Kellogg's Korn Kri More body to the face and crispness 3 packages Ben Hur Soap 8 Bars Ben Hur 50 Creme Oil Soap Buy your laundry soap CREME OIL 17 Bars Ben H Southern Head Rice The Blue Rose Variety Whole and Uncoated 3 pounds 25c Local Prunes Not the large, fancy sizes, but just good prunes. 3 pounds 25c Korn Kri More body to the f and crisp 3 package Ben Hur Soap 8 Bars Ben Hur 50c 1 Bar Creme Oil Creme Oil Soap —Buy your laundry soap at Chaffee's and get your toilet soap free. CREME OIL 17 Bars Ben H 2 Bars Creme O Fresh Ranch EGGS Doz. 33c Lenten Suggestions —At Chaffee's you will find helpful displays that will aid you in choosing for your Lenten menu. Mario Elisabeth SARDINES in Olive oil 1-4s ..... 30c 1-2s ..... 40c Bonnie Lassie SARDINES in Olive oil 1-4s, 2 for ... 35c King George SARDINES in Olive oil 1-4s ..... 25c Sapco CRAB MEAT 1-2s ..... 50c 1s ..... 95c Vita Sole OLIVE OIL Pints ..... 78c Quarts ..... $1.45 Sen Rose COD FISH Pound brick 30c Gulf Maid SHRIMI' 1s ..... 30c Portola TUNA 1-2s ..... 35c Alaska Red SALMON 1-2s flat ..... 28c 1s flat ..... 40c Whole Kippered Sardines delightful sea food for Lenten dishes. Del Monte Y. C. Hovden's No. 1 Oval - 15c Chaffees WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT 127 West Center THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA WALNUT GROWERS GET 10 PER CENT GARDEN GROVE, Feb. 11.—The Garden Grove Walnut Growers association distributed another ten percent of the amount of walnuts shipped, among the growers here last week. Jack Jenttgen is using his truck to haul sweet potatoes to San Diego this week. Mrs. George Reyburn afterended the Travel section of the Ebell club at Santa Ana Monday. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Mester and Mrs. G. B. Cappa, of Los Angeles, spent Tuesday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Schuler, of Hollywood, and Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Morris, of Matanaza Beach, Havana, spent Sunday with Mrs. K. S. Hendricks. Mr. and Mrs. C. Compton and son Mrs. Thompson and Mr. Smoke, of Huntington Park, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gerean and family. Mr. Compton is an uncle of Mrs. Gerean. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Natland and family and Mr. and Mrs. C. U. Christenson and family, of Santa Ana, motored to Camp Baldy Sunday and spent the day. Mr. Garfield Allen, Rev. Grigg, Mrs. Amy Graves, and Mrs. Dora Rossman motored to Los Angeles Tuesday. Miss Gertrude Lee, of Santa Ann, was a Sunday guest at the E. K. Lee home. Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Gerran motored to Monrovia, Tuesday for a week's visit with friends. Have you been using Holland trouble saver for the housewife change at home and you will books are as good as money anation Saturday we are going to $50.00. Ask your neighbor about Sugar, 12 1-2 pounds ... Prunes, 3 pounds ... Tomatoes, No. 2 1-2, 2 cans Hominy, No. 2, 2 cans Salmon, 1 pound can, Beans in tomato sauce Beans, navy, 10 lbs ... Pink Beans, northern, Newtown Tippin Apples Matches, 40c Carton, Fresh Ranch Eggs, doz... BUENA PARK, Feb. 11—Special—Buena Park Congregational church for Sunday, Feb. 13th. Sunday school at 10 a.m. Morning service at 11 a.m. Subject: "A Beautiful Figure." Evening service at 7:20 p.m. Subject: "A Sublime Offering." Messages, straightforward, evangelistic. Good congregational singing. You are invited. Mrs. Joe Robinson spent Tuesday evening at her home here, but returned to the Huntington Park hospital on Wednesday morning. Mrs. Robinson has been staying with her daughter, Irma, for the past three weeks. Mrs. Robinson states that Irma is improving very slowly, but is now able to eat a little which will help her gain strength. Irma has to be fed by others, not being able to use her hands. Mr. Arch Osborne has a sore arm and is carrying it in a sling. Mr. McGee has moved the cottage recently purchased from Oscar West, to his lot on Whittaker-ave, and will improve it for a residence. A sprinkling system is being installed in the lawn at the library. Miss Lubkeman has had ferns, bridal wreath and wisteria planted around the library. Mrs. D. D. Lusier, of Richfield, spent Wednesday with Mrs. P. H. Lusier, Mrs. E. O. Hiscroft and daughter Lorna Marie, were also guests during the day. Bailey Shaw is on the sick list this week. Miss Gertrude Lee, of Santa Ann, was a Sunday guest at the K. K. Lee home. Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Gerean motored to Monrovia Tuesday for a week's visit with friends. Cranston Tyler has resigned his position with Scott & Co., as the work on his ranch takes up all of his time. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sowles left Saturday night for their home at Kalamazoo, Michigan, after a two months' visit with Mr. and Mrs. George Rolfe. Mrs. Sowles is a sister to Mr. Rolfe. Mr. Edmund Chaffee arrived here Saturday from Valpariso, Indiana, for a visit with Mrs. Susan Chaffee and other relatives located here. Mrs. S. J. Carroll left Thursday for her home in Kansas City, Missouri after spending nearly one and one-half years with her mother, Mrs. Aronhalt, and sisters, Miss Maud Aronhalt and Mrs. Edward Schweitzer. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. DeVaul are expected home Wednesday after a week's visit with their daughter-in-law, Mrs. Ira Devault, at Corona, who will accompany them home for a short visit here. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hayes and family expect to move into their new house this week, which is now being completed. J. T. Watson is reported to be on the sick list this week. Placentia News PLACENTIA, Feb. 11—C. L. Coulson, proprietors of one of the biggest hatcheries in the state, was transacting business in Placentia Wednesday. He says he has 14,000 eggs incubating and chickens scattered all over his place. Mrs. B. Penn has figured in two transactions during the past week, selling one of her rooming houses—over the Rexall drug store—to Mrs. Minnie Fronk, and buying the Crepín property at Main and Center. She expects to build a dwelling on this property. The Los Angeles police have two Mexicans in custody suspected of having burglarized the Swellidom Manager Stern identified a suit of clothes offered for sale by them and is making further investigation. Mrs. W. Rideout and Mrs. Ollie Snell spent last Saturday in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Gagny, formerly of Placentia, were down from Brea Tuesday evening visiting old friends. Mrs. E. Penn spent Monday in the big metropolis. Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Rideout, of Sugar, 12 1-2 pounds Prunes, 3 pounds Tomatoes, No. 2 1-2, 2 Hominy, No. 2, 2 cans Salmon, 1 pound can Beans in tomato sauce Beans, navy, 10 lbs Pink Beans, northern Newtown Pippin Apples Matches, 40c Carton, Fresh Ranch Eggs, doz Puritan Hamns, per poultry Bacon extra, per pound Hollands' Special Prep Globe A-1 Flour, 49 poultry Sperry Drifted, 49 poultry Honey, sage, pint... The Los Angeles police have two Mexicans in custody suspected of having burglarized the Swellidom. Manager Stern identified a suit of clothes offered for sale by them and is making further investigation. Mrs. W. Rideout and Mrs. Ollie Snell spent last Saturday in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Gagny, formerly of Piacentia, were down from Brea Tuesday evening visiting old friends. Mrs. E. Penn spent Monday in the big metropolis. Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Rideout, of Ocean Beach, San Diego-co, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Rideout this week. Mrs. Sarah Wilson came up from Santa Ana last Friday and spent a few days with Piacentia friends. Mr. and Mrs. Gifford Farrar are moving into their cosy new cottage this week and are quite happy about it. Tom McLaughlin returned last week from Coachella, where he spent a year growing dates and cotton. He "hooked up" with the wrong kind of a partner and came back with less money, but some valuable experience. Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Leach, former residents of Piacentia, were here Wednesday visiting friends. Arthur Rice came "home" last week from Imperial valley. He got caught in the cotton slump, but comes up with a cheerful grin. At a regular meeting of the Business Men's Assn, held Tuesday evening, Rev. H. P. Gage was elected president; Dan A. New, vice-president, and E. B. Pinseeth, secretary and treasurer. The incorporation question was considered at some length and Itland Thompson was authorized to procure a number of maps, showing the extent of territory which it is proposed to include in the incorporation. HARDING'S PLAN FOR PEACE IN EMBRYO. There is much conjecture, quite naturally, as to the course Mr. Harding, as President, will adopt in dealing with the tangled international situation. The problem of just how the U.S. is to conclude many and of just its to do with rerue of Nations, or countries for the world peace is yet to Mr. Harding, in h's ses, and in intimathe November elecgeneral impression But the definite one will make to the nations of the be put into conb be made public. Until Mr. Harding's es as President attitude, in detail, this time, to express strongly the hope that ways and means of preserving the peace of the world will have foremost place in the plans of the Harding administration. From Mr. Harding's emphatic observations on the subject, there is reason to hope that he will enter crusely upon some course of action tending toward compacting the nations to ward off such conditions as prevailed prior to 1914, which culminated in the unspeakable tragedy of the World War. Any movement for bringing about as association of nations, along this line, should be wholly divorced from partisan politics. INSTALL AUTOMATIC PHONES AT LA HABRA LA HABRA, Feb. 10—La Habra is to have a telephone exchange in the near future. Announcement is made by the Whittler Home Telephone Co., that an automatic exchange of the latest model has been purchased and will be installed as soon as practicable, and unless unexpected delays intervene should be in operation by May. Anaheim Post No. 72, American Legion Dance every Friday. Pressell's Hall, Anaheim. If it's from Witman's, it's good! You been using Hollands' Coupon Books? These are a handy time and ever for the house wife. How often has the husband forgot to leave home and you will not have to be forever writing checks. These has good as money and are redeemable at any time. As an introducday we are going to allow a 2 per cent discount. Books from $5.00 to ask your neighbor about them. Gar, 12 1-2 pounds ... $1.00 James, 3 pounds ... 25c Tomatoes, No. 2 1-2, 2 cans ... 25c Miny, No. 2, 2 cans ... 25c No. 2 1-2 cans, 1 can ... 15c Mon, 1 pound can, pink (buy a case of these) ... 13c Buns in tomato sauce, 11 oz. net, per can ... 5c Buns, navy, 10 lbs ... 75c Beans, Lady Wash., 10 lbs. 75c Beans, northern, 3 lbs. ... 25c Portown Pippin Apples, box ... $2.40 Chees, 40c Carton, Special each ... 35c Ranch Eggs, dozen ... 35c ear, 12 1-2 pounds ... $1.00 nunes, 3 pounds ... $25c tomatoes, No. 2 1-2, 2 cans ... $25c miny, No. 2, 2 cans ... $25c No. 2 1-2 cans, 1 can ... $15c mon, 1 pound can, pink (buy a case of these) ... $13c ns in tomatoe sauce, 11 oz. net, per can ... $5c ns, navy, 10 lbs ... $75c Beans, Lady Wash., 10 lbs. $75c k Beans, northern, 3 lbs. ... $25c ortown Pippin Apples, box ... $2.40 ches, 40c Carton, Special each ... $35c sh Ranch Eggs, dozen ... $35c itan Hans, per pound ... $40c on, extra, per pound ... $50c lands' Special Prepared Mince Meat, bulk, per lb. ... $35c oe A-1 Flour, 49 pounds ... $2.80 erry Drifted, 49 pounds ... $2.80 ey, sage, pint ... $35c Honey, sage, quart ... $65c WE WILL BE OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY HOLLAND & HOLLAND YOURS FOR BUSINESS (Successor to Fred Marsh) STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES We Buy For Cash In Large Quantities and Sell For Cash Center Street, Anaheim Phone 212 Housewives DEMAND MILCOA NUT MARGARINE OLEOMARGARINE MADE BY MORRIS & COMPANY U.S.A. NUT MARGARINE OLEOMARGARINE MADE BY MORRIS & COMPANY U.S.A. BECAUSE I-L-C-O-A Stands for Highest Quality Contains Health and Nourishment in Every Ounce Represents the Utmost in Purity Is Best for Baking — for Cooking Made Fresh Every Day — Quality Guaranteed First Nut Margarine Made in Southern California Made in the Morris Way by MORRIS & COMPANY LOS ANGELES, CAL. 734 Terminal St. Phone Broadway 500