oc-plain-dealer 1921-03-11

Friday, March 11, 1921 DEHYDRATED CITRUS PULP MANUFACTURED Walter Cadman of the newly incorporated Citricube Co., states that the business with which the corporation will be immediately concerned will be the manufacture and sale of a concentrated, dehydrated pulp from oranges and lemons which for various reasons are unsuitable for packing. This is the solution of the cull fruit question, declared Mr. Cadman, and is of direct interest to all growers of citrus fruits. The company will control the secret process for which patents are now pending and the product will be made in cube form, each cube of a size to make a certain quantity of jelly or marmalade, and designed for home or factory use after reaching its destination by the simple addition of sugar and water. After the details of organization are completed, the company will erect a factory at some central point in the citrus belt and install specially designed apparatus of suitable capacity to use a ton of fruit per day, as the first unit, and enlarge later as needful. Wire Thomas—Thomas' Will Wire You. Kneip's Market and Grocery We have to admit Meats have come down SATURDAY SPECIALS Brisket Tips, per lb. ... 12½c Short Ribs, per lb. ... 15c Plate Meat, per lb. ... 15c Arm Pot Roast, per lb. ... 18c Shoulder Roast, per lb. ... 17c Neck Meat, per lb. ... 15c Round Steak, per lb. ... 25c Sir Loin Steak, per lb. ... 25c Liberty Steak, per lb. ... 15c NEW DEVICE TO LOADS NOW In addition to can watches with which to watch on speeding automobiles county traffic officers equipped with weighing "loadometers" secured Purchasing Agent F. W. the direction of the bear vengers. The device will be used the traffic officers in weight of trucks that overloaded. If the load catches that the truck is load in excess of 23,400 truck driver will then be the nearest public scale exact amount of the overdetermined. The loadometer is slipping it under the truck truck is then jacked up the screw-jack mounted ger of the loadometer the instrument is an oil door in which the plum and the weight carriage is indicated on sure gauge connected chamber. By using a pair of the under the rear axle of maximum load per inch is easily determined, as weight is always carried axle of a loaded truck mum weight fixed by ordinance is 23,400 pounds per inch of load up to this maximum. SATURDAY SPECIALS Brisket Tips, per lb. 12½c Short Ribs, per lb. 15c Plate Meat, per lb. 15c Arm Pot Roast, per lb. 18c Shoulder Roast, per lb. 17c Neck Meat, per lb. 15c Round Steak, per lb. 25c Sir Loin Steak, per lb. 25c Liberty Steak, per lb. 15c Mutton Stews, per lb. 17½c Compound Shortening, per lb. 10c Home Made Compound 15c Pork Shoulder, per lb. 19c Northern Fancy Beans, 4 lbs. for 25c Slightly Broken Rice, 6 lbs. for 25c Blue Rose Head Rice, 4 lbs. for 25c Pink Salmon, tall cans, 2 for 25c No. 2½ Can Peaches, 20 pet syrup, for 20c Hills' Red Label Coffee, 1 lb. cans 45c Hills' Blue Label Coffee, 1 lb. cans 30c Open Till 9 p.m. Phone 306 118 W. Chartres St. BROOMS A good broom of quality, light, durable and serviceable. We have a limited quantity to sell at this exceptional price. Buy early. Sugar 5-lb. Sack $45c 10-lb. Sack $85c 100-lb. Sack $8.35 Crisco 1-lb. Tin 3-lb. Tin 6-lb. Tin Dried Pears These Bartlett Pears at 2 lbs. for 25c give you an idea of the unusually low prices at Chaffee's. Pulled Figs Fancy pulled Mission Figs at 2 lbs. for 25c. Stew them anwith cream for your breakfast 100-lb. Sack $8.35 6-lb. 1in Dried Pears —These Bartlett Pears at 2 lbs. for 25c give you an idea of the unusually low prices at Chaffee's. Pulled Figs —Fancy pulled Mission Figs at 2 lbs. for 25c. Stew them with cream for your breakfast. Nucoa Nut Margarine 1 lb. - 32c Goodluck Oleo, lb. 37c Twenty Mule Team Borax Soap Chips package - 35c Heinz Oven Beans, 2 for 2 for 35c; & OREGON BERRIES Pineapple Extra Sliced Pineapple 2 1:2s—30c Standard Sliced Pineapple 2 1:2s—29c Full flavored and but up in a heavy syrup. How long since you've had a juicy berry pig or one of those regular shortcakes? Channel Brand Blackberries, 2s. 39c Channel Brand Loganberries, 2s. 50c Channel Brand Raspberries, 2s. 58c Channel Brand Strawberries, 2s. 65c Chaffees Acme Stores Store No. 36 127 West Center Street Anaheim Chaffees Acme Stores NEW DEVICE TO CURB LOADS NOW IN USE In addition to carrying stop watches with which to keep a check on speeding automobiles, Orange county traffic officers are now equipped with weighing jacks, or "loadometers" secured by County Purchasing Agent F. W. Shabaugh at the direction of the board of supervisors. The device will be used by all of the traffic officers in testing the weight of trucks that appear to be overloaded. If the loadometer indicates that the truck is carrying a load in excess of 23,400 pounds the truck driver will then be ordered to the nearest public scale where the exact amount of the overload can be determined. The loadometer is operated by slipping it under the truck axle. The truck is then jacked up by means of a screw-jack mounted on the plunger of the loadometer. The base of the instrument is an oil-filled cylinder in which the plunger operates, and the weight carried by the plunger is indicated on a high pressure gauge connected to the oil chamber. By using a pair of the loadometers under the rear axle of a truck the maximum load per inch of tire width is easily determined, as the greatest weight is always carried by the rear axle of a loaded truck. The maximum weight fixed by the county ordinance is 23,400 pounds, or 650 pounds per inch of loaded tire width up to this maximum weight. The Matters pertaining to bee culture and honey producing were included in the talks. The principal speakers were members of the faculty of the college of agriculture, Berkeley. More than 500 beekeepers attended the meeting. Pleasantia was the only representative from this section of So. Cal. Dozen Attractions In City All Next Week Every noon and every evening next week, starting Monday night, the Anaheim Elks band will have charge of the Groff trained animal show and aired attractions, shown here for the benefit of the band. A dozen attractions make up the Groff company, chief of which is the trained animal show, presenting all features of a big circus. The circus slideshow is another worthwhile attraction. "Superba," the show beautiful, is said to be an attraction of an unusual merit. The big thriller is the Captive Seaplane, newest and most sensational riding device ever constructed. The "planes," as they buzz thru the air give all the sensations of a trip thru the clouds. The machine dips and performs other maneuvers while in the air. Also there is the ever-popular merry-go-round and other rides devices for enjoyment of the little and grown-up kiddles. During the 1920 orange show at San Bernardino, the Groff company furnished all the amusements, and a letter from orange show officials on regular rerun by the company is believed to serve water. It was found that in nearly every instance private owners were willing to help out in an emergency. They are not willing at this time, however, to contract to supply the company with extra water when needed. Many of the owners of private plants have been supplying their neighbors with pump water, but it is said that a great many of them have discontinued this practice thru fear of coming under the jurisdiction of the railroad commission as public utilities. It is estimated that private plants produced 2500 inches at the park load of summer pumping. This is equivalent to 25 heads of ditch water. A new plan of distributing water By using a pair of the loadometers under the rear axle of a truck the maximum load per inch of tire width is easily determined, as the greatest weight is always carried by the rear axle of a loaded truck. The maximum weight fixed by the county ordinance is 23,400 pounds, or 650 pounds per inch of loaded tire width up to this maximum weight. The maximum load on pneumatic tires is 700 pounds to the inch; but few pneumatic tires will carry an overload without a blowout. Forty dollars more in fines was collected by Justice of the Peace Cox, the fines being assessed on two truck drivers of the Union Motor Transportation company. Complaints have been issued against six other drivers. District Attorney A. P. Nelson stated today that he had heard from several more trucking concerns. PLEASANTS REFUSES OFFICE IN BEE AS5N. J. E. Pleasants, county jail tor, was home today following a trip to the State Beekeepers' convention at Oakland March 2 to 5. Pleasants who has been president of the association for a number of years refused to accept the office for the coming year. BEAUTIFUL SERVICE OVER ROBT. E. VAUGHN CYPRESS, March 11—The brief, but beautiful services of the Elks marked our last respects to the body of Robert E. Vaughn. It seemed so little for us to be able to do, just some flowers, a song and the few words that could be said. How could such little services show our appreciation of the friendship of Robert Vaughn? He was a "Man's Man," an optimist, whose counsel was wise and encouraging, whose friendship extended to all, old and young, rich and poor. R. E. Vaughn was born in Missouri fifty-five years ago. Early in life he learned the grain and milling business, which occupation he followed until some four years ago. He purchased the Anaheim mill about 1913 which he operated for several years. It was while living in Anaheim in 1915 that his loving wife Fanny Vaughn, passed on. With her passing, began the slow downward course of Mr. Vaughn's health. He was unable to overcome his great loss. A brother and two sisters are left to mourn his death, John Vaughn of Torrance, Mrs. Kate Battis of Los Angeles and Mrs. Mollie Rowly of Texas. His friends are all those that were fortunate enough to know him. We all sympathize with the grief stricken brother and sisters, for we realize a part of their great loss, by our loss. ATTEND SCOVILLE REVIVAL A party of members of the Anaheim Christian church motored Wednesday evening to the Scoville revival at the Pomona Christian church where there have been 600 accessions. The party included Dr. and Mrs. Loren Howe, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. McClellan, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Umlan, Mr. and Mrs. J. Morgan, Mrs. C. S. Schemerhorn, Mrs. A. G. McKey and Mrs. Young. Women Who Know 70 MONEY SAVING STORIES New Prices on Beans and Fancy Southern Head Rice, 3 lbs., California Jap Style Rice, 3 lbs., Pink Beans, R.B.Price now, 5 lbs., Large White Beans, R.B.Price, 5 lbs., for Small White Beans, R.B.Price, 5 lbs.for Pink Salmon, No. 1 tall can, 2 Pink Salmon, No. 1-2 flat can Pedigree Oysters, 5 ounce c Oval Sardines, No. 1 can, no Federal Milk, large can, now Burbank Potatoes, now. R.B.Bread, 24 oz.leaf Standard Corn, R.B.price now NONE FREE — Same Price Standard Apricots, 2½ can L.C.Peaches, No. 2½can Y.F.Peaches, 2½can Standard Pears Royal Anne Cherries Del Monte L.C.Peaches, 2½ Melba Halves Peaches Women Who Know Bread and who have been most expert in baking their own bread are among those who praise ours. One taste of its firm, crisp crust—one touch of its white, creamy interior and they realize it is a wastfe of time, money and energy to do their own baking as they know they cannot equal ours in goodness. Remember WHITE LILY Bread, Cakes, Pies and Pastries are Best. White Lily Bakery L. J. Dresser, Prop. 307 W. Center St., Anaheim Buy White Lily Bread at the Bakery or at Your Grocer. on regular runs, has been arranged by the company directors, and one it is believed will give general satisfaction and at the same time conserve water. In the past, water has been in one run, starting from the head of the ditch, with a stockholder having the privilege of using the water as his turn came or passing it and using it on the second run. Each run has averaged four to six weeks. Under this plan, owners of ranches with soils that required considerable water found that their crops suffered if they had to wait six weeks. On the other hand growers with heavy soil found that crops were damaged if they had to take the water every four weeks. To meet the demands of each group, the directors have decided to make each run in two halves, under what is termed the four and six weeks' plan. The stockholder must take all the water he is expecting to run and is entitled to either the first half or second half of the run, and must give notice to the secretary at the time of filling application as to which half of the run he wishes. ORANGE BLOSSOM COFFEE "It's always fresh" is put up in GLASSIN-LINED BAGS and saves the cost of expensive TINS. "Orange Blossom" is the highest grade of coffee, put up in air-sight plantings and bags instead of expensive tins. Only sufficient coffee is supplied dealers to insure a fresh stock at all times. Consequently you obtain all the original strength and aroma of the coffee at a very considerable saving in cost. ASK YOUR GROCER ROCK BOTTOM STORES KEY SAVING STORES IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 70 Bis on Beans and Rice On Head Rice, 3 lbs. for 25c Style Rice, 3 lbs. for ... 20c B. Price now, 5 lbs. for 35c Beans, R. B. Price, 28c Beans, R. B. Price, 25c Pineapple Special Broken Slices, No. 2½ can ... 25c Broken Slices, No. 2 can ... 20c Grated Pineapple, No. 2 can... 20c (These prices are good for Saturday Only) No. 1 tall can, 2 cans for ... 25c No. 1-2 flat can, 3 cans for ... 35c Masters, 5 ounce can, 2 cans for ... 35c Es, No. 1 can, now ... 15c X, large can, now ... 11c Potatoes, now ... $1.75 per 100 lbs. by the Sack 4 oz. loaf ... 12c Standard Tomatoes, No. 2½ can... 10c Solid Pack Tomatoes, No. 2½ can, R. B. price now ... 15c 2 for ... 25c FREE — Same Price by the Dozen — DON'T PAY MORE!— Cicots, 2½ can ... 15c No. 2½ can ... 20c 2½ can ... 20c Ors ... 20c Herries ... 35c C. Peaches, 2½ ... 30c Peaches ... 35c Crab Meat, No. ½ can ... 50c Codfish Bricks, No. 1 ... 26c Lobster, 7 oz. can ... 45c Mackerel, No. ½ can ... 10c Shrimp, small can ... 25c Minced Salmon, No. ½ ... 13c Sild Sardines ... 10c FREE — Same Price by the Dozen — DON'T PAY MORE! Picots, 2½ can ... 15c No. 2½ can ... 20c 2½ can ... 20c Pars ... 20c Herries ... 35c C. Peaches, 2½ ... 30c Peaches ... 35c Sars, 2½ can ... 35c Ors ... 10c Orr ... 15c Caroni, 3 for ... 25c Maghetti, 3 for ... 25c Can ... 23c Can ... 45c Can ... 88c Lbs. ... 37c Lbs. ... 68c ½ lbs. $1.55 tall ... 15c Crab Meat, No. ½ can ... 50c Codfish Bricks, No. 1 ... 26c Lobster, 7 oz. can ... 45c Mackerel, No. ½ can ... 10c Shrimp, small can ... 25c Minced Salmon, No. ½ ... 13c Sild Sardines ... 10c Do Luxe Sardines ... 20c White Tuna, No. ½ can ... 25c Blue Fin Tuna, No. ½ can ... 20c Medium Red Salmon, tall ... 20c Red Salmon, No. ½ flat ... 25c Red Salmon, No. 1 flat ... 40c Nucoa Margarine ... 32c Milcoa Margarine ... 30c R. B. Coffee, pkg. ... 40c Fedco Coffee, lb. ... 30c Whistler Coffee, lb. ... 25c R. B. Cookies, 2 doz. for ... 25c FOR THE BEST, PATRONIZE OUR Fruit and Vegetable Department UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT the season's best fresh Fruits and Vegetables at times. Potatoes, 11 lbs.. 25c Bananas, 2 lbs... bunch10c , 2 lbs... 25c Célery, well beach'd, bunch10c