oc-plain-dealer 1921-04-22

BUENA PARK, April 22—(Special) Buena Park Congrational church, Sunday, April 24. Sunday school at 10 a.m. A wide-wake Sunday school with competent teachers. We invite you and your children. Morning service at 11 a.m. Subject, "God, in World History," Solo by Miss Mildred Johnson. Evening service at 7:30. Subject, "Christian Science." This subject will be discussed in a sane and honest manner. Send in any questions or be prepared to ask them in the service. Special attention will be given to congregational singing. There was a large attendance at the community service held last Sunday night. Dr. Ashmore gave us a fine, interesting and instructive message. Work has already begun on the new building. We hope to have it completed very shortly. Rev. Charles L. Knight, pastor. Have you purchased your ticket for the trip around the world on next Friday evening. April 28? Trains leave the church at 6:30, 7 and 7:30 p.m. Tickets 50c for adults and 25c for children. A distinctive dish of each country served at the various houses visited, which are Italy, Mrs. D.W. Hasson; Mexico, Mrs. Herbert Buxby; Ireland, Mrs. H. H. Hagarty; China, Mrs. B. A. Calloway; America, Mrs. Fred Pastady; Iceland, Mrs. C. L. Knight. are being torn down and moved to the new lumber yard. Mr. Murphy Osborne is having an addition built to his home on Western-ave. Mr. John Boyle is remodeling his home on Grand-ave. Mr. A. C. Mann is making extensive improvements on the place he recently purchased from the Wright estate. Mr. Carl Sayder has his Grant repainted and it looks like new. Carl is enjoying a two-week's vacation. The Reek Bottom grocery will open a store in the Bennett-bldg on May 1. A new floor, and other improvements have been made to the store rooms. West Coast Lease WEST COAST LEASE, April 22. Mrs. Ryan and Mrs. Chambers of West Coast, Mrs. Reynolds of Brea and Mrs. Brown of Altadenda were Anaheim visitors last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. M. C. RYan entertained at dinner last Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott Smith of Hollywood and Mr. and Mrs. Lindley from Los Angeles. The Olinda school will open again next Monday after several weeks of vacation on account of diphtheria. Most all of the cases of quarantine are lifted. Mrs. Yorba and two nieces, two sons and one daughter, Mrs. C. Vash from Yorba were visitors on West Coast last Thursday afternoon. Mrs. James A. Mabee and daughter and son and three other young people HEAT UHER The Recreational Railroad Cannot permit great Southern gas from Units does not reduce value of the ment was C. Hayden of the South Company, artificial air could reduce gas from 8 order, accordent Hatice, affect panies and feel the heat attributed to counties G. The gas and district product; b Southern C. We hope to have it completed very shortly. Rev. Charles L. Knight, pastor. Have you purchased your ticket for the train around the world on next Friday evening. April 28? Trains leave the church at 6:30, 7 and 7:30 p.m. Tickets 50c for adults and 25c for children. A distinctive dish of each country served at the various hostess visited, which are Italy, Mrs. D.W. Hasson; Mexico, Mrs. Herbert Buxby; Ireland, Mrs. H. Hagarty; China, Mrs. B.A. Calloway; America, Mrs. Fred Pastady; Iceland, Mrs. C.L.Knight. Mr. and Mrs. John Miller of St. Paul, Minn., and Mrs.-Larim Lehman of Bandung were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E.E. Thurman Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. L. Gallop and son Motion of Clymer, N.Y., visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Beach Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Gallop were old neighbors of Mr. and Mrs. Beach in New York. Mrs. Frank Ashmore spent last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thurster at Corona. Mr. L.T. Wesley spent the week end with his family at Pomona. Mr. and Mrs.I.D.Jaunes were Los Angeles visitors Tuesday. The dance given Tuesday evening by the Buena Park Mission was well attended and all had a good time on usual ice creams and waters were served during the intermission. The next dance will be an Eastern Star affair in two weeks Tuesday, May 12. Do make any other engagement conscious evening. Mrs. Goldwell of Pennsylvania and her sister, Mrs. Armstrong of Ohio, left Wednesday morning for Los Angeles. Have spent the past two months among friends, Lers and will attend around Los Angeles and San Francisco before returning to their eastern homes. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Beach and children of Los Angeles were calling up Mr. and Mrs. Rueil beach Tuesday evening. Donald Mann is recovering from an attack of measles. Nora Montgomery had her tonsils and adenoids removed Monday by Dr. Maritt of Brea. Mr. and Mrs.A.Nelson were shopping in Anaheim Tuesday. Mr.Ryan Miller of the Plain Deal has been in town for the past two days renewing subscriptions to the paper. Mr.Miller states that business is fine and many new people have taken the paper. Mr.Cris Buell is enjoying a visit with his sister from Gallup, N.M. Mr.Dudley Hammer started to work at the Standard Oil pumping station Wednesday. Mr.A.Nelson is busy moving the lumber yard to his new location on Grand-ave. The building on the old location all belongs to Mr.Nelson and Mr. and Mrs.M.C.Ivan entertained at diner last Wednesday Mr. and Mrs.J.Scott Smith of Hollywood and Mr. and Mrs.Lindley from Los Angeles. The Ollinda school will open again next Monday after several weeks of vacation on account of diptheria. Most all of the cases of quarantine are lifted. Mrs.Yorba and two nieces, two sons and one daughter, Mrs.C.Vash from Yorba were visitors on West Coast last Thursday afternoon. Mrs.JamesA.Mabe and daughter and son and three other young people of Whittier were West Coast visitors last Thursday evening. The batting at the springs in Carbon canyon is wonderful at this time of the year. The cottages are all full at present. Mrs.Warner and children look after the tubs and towels. They were formerly at West Coast and are living at the springs now. Mr.James, wife, and Mrs.Charms were visitors of Mr.G.W.Wolfe's last Monday at La Habra. Mr和Mrs.Chester McQuarrie and Mr.andMrs.DangaMcQuarrie were Huntington Beach visitors last Sunday. They took plenty of good things along to eat so you can imagine the rest. Romain & Tridle Open Wholesale Business The firm of Romain & Tridle offers sales of Cloverleaf candy, high grade sodas and fountain supplies, have recently opened offices and storerooms at 502 So.Los Angeles-st.in the cold formaldehyde factory. Mr.H.J.Romain of the firm was connected with Milner bottling work of Pomona and is still representing them then the new Grove.Mr.J.Pridle comes will recommended and was made in experience in the business world. This company is covering this section of the country thoroly and giving their customers A-1 service together with goods of quality, which really spells "success." They have other things contemplated which they hope to materialize within the very future and which will give Anaheim more substantial business. Are these dealers with other Anaheim business firms in wishing them success. $2,000,000 SILK CONSIGNMENT A special silk train of 14 cars carrying a consignment received at San Francisco on the Siberia Maru, left on the morning of April 19 over the S.P.lines for New York, the trip east to be made in four days and 19 hours.The shipment comprised 220 tons of silk or approximately $220 bales and is valued at over $2,000,000. MR. Chris Buell is enjoying a visit with his sister from Gallup, N. M. Mr. Dudley Hammer started to work at the Standard Oil pumping station Wednesday. Mr. A. Nelson is busy moving the lumber yard to his new location on Grand-ave. The building on the old location all belongs to Mr. Nelson and is valued at over $2,000,000. 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-tight glassin-lined 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 Use PRONTO —the Drain Operator And Save A Plumber's Bill PRONTO is a quick and certain remedy for clogged drains. A scientific-solution for sink, washbowl, tubs and toilet stoppage. 65c a Can Your Grocer Sells PRONTO (If he cannot supply you, write Pacific Chemical Co., Los Angeles) Plumbers are Expensive THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA HEAT UNITS IN GAS HERE AT STANDARD The recent ruling of the State Railroad Commission, rescinding the permit granted by that body to two Southern California gas companies to reduce the heating value of the gas from 815 to 76¢ British Thermal Units does not affect the heating value of the local gas. This statement was made public today by J. C. Mayden, district superintendent of the Southern Counties Gas Company in this district. Last January when the demand for gas in Southern California was far greater than the available supply, the Commission, in order to meet the emergency, ruled that the Los Angeles Gas & Electric Corp. and the Southern California Gas Company, distributors of mixed gas, artificial and natural combined, could reduce the heat units in their gas from 815 to 760 B. T. U.'s. This order, according to Dist. Superintendent Hayden of the local gas office, affected only those two companies and did not in any way affect the heating value of the gas distributed locally by the Southern Counties Gas Company. The gas distributed in this city and district is a straight natural product; being transmitted by the Southern Counties Gas Co. to this al gas are the Montebello, Coyote Hills, Brea Canyon and Placentia oil fields. OVEN-BOILED FISH Prepare the fish and lay it in a pan very well oiled with Snowdrift. Dot quite thoroughly with Snowdrift, place it in a hot oven, from 375 to 400° degrees F., and bake it quickly, allowing about 15 minutes for fish cut in slices an inch thick, and about 25 minutes for a fish weighing a pound and a half, which has been been split. When done, dot with a little additional Snowdrift, let stand for a few minutes to absorb it, and serve with or without lemon, a dusting of minced parsley, or any sauces desired. PAN-FRIED FISH This method is generally used for small fish, or fish steaks. The fish, of course, should be cleaned, then dusted with salt and pepper, and rolled in flour, cornmeal, fine cracker crumbs, or fine bread crumbs. Melt enough Snowdrift in a frying pan or skillet to barely cover the bottom, and when hot, lay in the fish, browning it first on one side, then on the other, and allowing from 10 to 15 minutes for the cookery. Serve with sliced lemon or any of the sauces desired. ENROLL 60 VOICES FOR CHORAL UNION Orange-co is to have a Choral Union which is to be composed of singers from every part of the county and which will give an opportunity for every bit of vocal talent in the community to be heard. Sixty spells did voices are already enrolled at 20 of them are men, several of whom are well-known professionally. There is a big scheme back of the movement to bring together a chorus large enough to be worthy of the name and to present ambitious work in a fine way, giving to Orange some of the works which have been heard in this part of the country and uniting the musical force of this rich territory. There is already a splendid art connoisseur in Orange-co; there is much flame dramatic talent and a wealth of spells did voices. Membership is being held open for the next two weeks and thus the courtesy of the press an invitation extended to all singers to make aplication for membership. Voices are being tested and meetings are held in the junior high school of Santa Ana every Monday night at 7:39. Ellis Rhodes, a singer and director of wide experience will be directo tho the chorus will first present light opera it is the plan to do several oratorio and choral works of a fi and the Southern California Gas Company, distributors of mixed gas, artificial and natural combined, could reduce the heat units in their gas from 815 to 760 B. T. U.'s. This order, according to Dist. Superintendent Hayden of the local gas office, affected only two companies and did not in any way affect the heating value of the gas distributed locally by the Southern Counties Gas Company. The gas distributed in this city and district is a straight natural product; being transmitted by the Southern Counties Gas Co. to this district through its own transmission lines. The heating value of Southern Counties gas served in this district averages 1050 B. T. U.'s. The heating value of this gas indicates that the local consumers of Southern Counties gas together with the consumers on the Ventura county system of the Southern Counties Gas Company, receive a gas which has no superior in the state. The consumers of the Southern California Gas Company in San Bernardino and Riverside are served with the same gas as the Pomona consumers, the reason for this being that the Southern Counties wholesales natural gas to the Southern California Gas Company east of Ontario in San Bernardino county. The sources of supply for the consumers of Southern Counties naturally rolled in flour, cornmeal, fine cracker crumbs, or fine bread crumbs. Melt enough Snowdrift in a frying pan or skillet to barely cover the bottom, and when hot, lay in the fish, browning it first on one side, then on the other, and allowing from 10 to 15 minutes for the cookery. Serve with sliced lemon or any of the sauces desired. Alice Calhoun will be seen tonight at the New Fairland in "Princess Jones," an entertaining romance. In addition to the picture program there will be four acts of vaudeville from the best circuits. The dignified dramatic star, H. B. Warner, will be seen in "Felix O'Day" at the Grand. Anaheim, Cal., April 22, 1921. A meeting of the unit holders of the Huntington Crude Oil Co., will be held in the Chamber of Commerce rooms, Monday, April 25th, 8 p.m. Very important. F. H. GARRISON, Secretary. Dried apples 15c the lb. Edmiston Grocery. Kneip's Market and Grocery 118 W. Chartres Phone 306 Saturday Specials The Store that Undersells Peaches, 2 cans for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35c Citrus Washing Powder . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28c Rolled Oats, 4 lbs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25c Mary Jane Coffee Special ..... 32c MEATS You will find the regular Saturday Special here. ICE We have taken over the Anaheim Ice plant and can serve you ice while you wait. Open until 9 p.m. Saturdays WESSON OIL MEATS You will find the regular Saturday Special here. ICE We have taken over the Anaheim Ice plant and can serve you ice while you wait. Open until 9 p.m. Saturdays WESSON OIL A most seasonable suggestion, and very economical. Pints 33c, Quarts 61c, Half Gallons $1.15, Gallons $2.10. Snowdrift Shortening SNOWDRIFT IMPROVES THE FLAVOR OF EVERYTHING COOKED WITH IT. Make your favorite cake with SNOWDRIFT and see how rich and delicate and good it is. Fry egg plant in SNOWDRIFT—just for an instance—and see how the flavor of the egg-plant is improved, not lost. Melt a bit of SNOWDRIFT on a dish of piping hot lima beans or fresh peas and see how much richer they are—and how much their flavor is improved; SNOWDRIFT improves the flavor of the food cooked with it without adding any flavor of its own. No good cook wants to use a fat that has a strong taste of its own. Cake should be rich and delicate, but not taste of the fat used. Fried food should be rich and crispy and brown, but it should have its OWN flavor—not taste merely of the fat it was fried in. We carry all the sizes of SNOWDRIFT Shortening—in sealed tins only: 1 lb. 23c, 2 lbs. 43c, 4 lbs. 82c, 8 lbs. $1.60 Friday, April 22, 1921. Examination for Y. L. Postmaster may 18th U. S. civil service examination for postmaster at Yorba Linda has been called for May 18 at Los Angeles. Carrie J. Drake has resigned as postmaster at Yorba Linda. To be eligible for this examination an applicant must be between 21 and 65 and a resident of Yorba Linda for two years. He must also furnish a photograph not over two years old. Anaheim Post No. 72, American Legion Dance every Friday. Presell's Hall, Anaheim. Fries All Star Orchestra. Excelsior Creamery Company Wishes to announce that our MILK and ICE CREAM business has grown by leaps and bounds in the past 60 days, and to call particular ATTENTION to the fact that we have established a branch office at the home of Mr. Baumstark, 232 E. Sycamore St. who is our Anaheim retail man, and a real live wire, being ready to supply the retail trade with the best of CREAM business has grown by leaps and bounds in the past 60 days, and to call particular ATTENTION to the fact that we have established a branch office at the home of Mr. Baumstark, 232 E. Sycamore St. who is our Anaheim retail man, and a real live wire, being ready to supply the retail trade with the best of products. Phone 177 ANAHEIM Call him up for orders—call him down for errors. Picnic Baskets up one on the running board of your auto for your next picnic trip. They strong and durable and made in two different styles—with and without Fancy No. 2 Open Basket 75c. Novelty, Covered, 80c. Fruits and Vegetables Fancy New Peas 25c. Carrots Turnips Beets 3 for 10c Fancy Local Asparagus . . 10c Lb. Shredded Wheat Biscuit - - - 2 for 25c Saturday Only—Limit 4 to Customer. Palm Olive Soap 2 bars - - - - 15c Saturday Only—Limit 4 Bars to Customer Safe Home Matches Special for Friday and Saturday only. Our is lower. The full count, big box of Red Matches 6c 10 boxes...57c Yellow Corn Meal Another reduction for Friday and Saturday only. A full 10-lb. sack of Extra Quality Eastern Yellow Corn Meal. 10-lbs..35c Small Northern Prunes Safe Home Matches Special for Friday and Saturday only. Our price is lower. The full count, big box of Red Matches 6c 10 boxes 57c Yellow Corn Meal Another reduction for Friday and Saturday only. A full 10-lb. sack of Extra Quality Eastern Yellow Corn Meal. 10-1bs. 35c Bittard's Ground Chocolate Stock of this pure Ground Chocolate is priced. While it lasts, the price, ground tin 25c Small Northern Prunes Size, 90-100s Packed as clean as the fanciest prune. They are small but just desirable as the largest. 4 lbs. 25c 25-1lb. box $1.49 Cal-Gro Brand California Fruits The late freeze has caused a slight rise in the price of canned fruits. The price may continue to rise. Before it does we offer a good grade of fruits in sugar syrup Apricots, size 2½, can ...15c; doz. ...$1.70; case ...$3.25 Peaches, size 2½s, can ...20c; doz. ...$2.25; case ...$4.35 Pork and Beans Collection trips are not complete without a few of Heinz or Van Camp's Beans. 11c 16c 28c Camp's 10c 15c 25c Mt. Wilson Tomatoes Extra Quality Red Ripe Standard Tomatoes and Puree—in the large size tin. 2 1-2s ...10c Dozen ...$1.20 BREAD OUR NEW PRICE 10c Instant Postum A beverage made of different parts of wheat and a small part of molasses. (45 to 50) (90 to 100) 4 oz. tin ...23c 8 oz. tin ...37c 127 W. Center Chaffees Anaheim