oc-plain-dealer 1921-05-06

CHAUTAUQUA OPENS HERE SATURDAY EVE "The Magic of Electricity" will be the subject of the opening lecture of the Ellison-White Chautauqua at Fullerton this evening and at Anaheim tomorrow evenings. It will be delivered by Burnell Ford. The chautauqua will be in Fullerton seven days until May 12. The program for the remainder of the season will be as follows: SECOND DAY Afternoon: Prelude, Roach-Freeman Duo, Lecture to be announced later, Chautauqua director, Junior Chautauqua. Evening: Prelude, Roach-Freeman Duo, Illustrated lecture—"My Five Years in the Artic," Wilhjalmur; discovery's most thrilling story, THIRD DAY Morning: "Better Home Conference," Hunt Afternoon: Prelude, Orpheus Four, Lecture—"Art in the Home," hunt Cook, Junior Chautauqua. Evening: Concert, Orpheus Four, America's foremost male quartet. FOURTH DAY Morning: Lecture, Director. Afternoon: Concert, Jugo-Slav Orchestra, Junior Chautauqua. Evening: Prelude, Jugo-Slav Orchestra, Lecture—"The Babylonian Finger Writes Again," Tom Skeyhill; Soviet Russia as it is today. FIFTH DAY Morning: Lecture, Director. Afternoon: Prelude—Community sing, Walter Jenkins, director, Lecture—"The Weeds and Flowers of Literature," Father D. J. Cronin. Evening: Prelude—Community sing, Walter Jenkins, director, Lecture—"The Babylonian Finger Writes Again," Tom Skeyhill; Soviet Russia as it is today. See What $1 Will Buy at The Groceteria SATURDAY 1 pound Coffee 1 pound Butter See What $1 Will Buy at The Groceteria SATURDAY 1 pound Coffee 1 pound Butter 1 dozen Eggs 1 can Pork and Beans 1 can Tomatoes 1 Glass Jelly We carry a complete line of Poultry Feed. GET OUR PRICES Kenney's Groceteria 215 West Center, Anaheim. Phone 536-J Dependable Stores Chaffees WHERE CASH BEATS CRE House Cleaning Suggestion Ragged Robin Furniture Polish 4 oz. 18c; 12 oz. 35c; 32 oz. Stove Polish Mop Sticks Dust Pans Stove Brushes Holzam Combination Set Bon-Anti Brooms Cotton Dish Mop Wright's Silver Cream Scrubbing Brushes Sani-Flush Liquid Vineer Mop Head Soap Amonia Dehydrated Apricots (dry) CLIMAX SALTED Peanuts BISHOP'S Jewels A Confection for "Mother's Day" POINSE CHIPP Beef Store Polish Stove Brushes Brooms Scrubbing Brushes Mop Head Mop Sticks Holzam Combination Set Cotton Dish Mop Sani-Flush Soap Dust Pans Bon-Anri Wright's Silver Cream Liquid Vaneer Amonia Dehydrated Apricots (dry) Lb. 10c CLIMAX SALTED Peanuts Lb. 15c BISHOP'S Jewels A Confection for "Mother's Day" Jar 25c POINSEE CHIPPEN Beeb 2 oz. Jar Quaker Oats small 15c, large 36c Quaker Noodles Package 20c Quaker Milk Spaghetti and Macaroni 2 pkg. 35c Seafresh Mackarel Sticks the tin 17c JELLY Pkg. 1 LUX Pkg. 1 Black Figs (Bulk) 2 lbs. 25c Cheese Young Americans 3 lb. Average Per lb: 25c PERFECTION CORN Country Gentleman the tin 23c Chaffee's Imprint Olive Oil 4½ oz. 33c; 65c; 20 oz. SUGAR Fine Granulated Beet per 100 lbs. $7.50 ROLLS Announcing New Price Per Doz. 12c INSTANT POINTS 23c and 37c Guittard Grocery Chocolate Lb. tin 25c 127 West Center St. Anaheim THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Jenkins, director. Play—The Janus comedy success "Nothing but the Truth," presented by the Keightly Broadway Players. SIXTH DAY Afternoon: Concert, Sam Lewis Company, Junior Chautauqua. Evening: Prelude, Sam Lewis Company, Lecture—"Us Americans," Peter Clark Macfarlane; celebrated writer in a new platform classic. SEVENTH DAY Afternoon: Prelude, Licensure's Little Symphony Orchestra, Lecture—The Four Square Builder," Capt. T. D. Upton, Junior Chautauqua. Evening: Concert, Licensure's Little Symphony Orchestra, Jane Peterson soloist. JOHNSON CUBS LOSE 2 TO GRAHAM TIGERS Graham's Tigers won two in three games from Johnson's Cubs but night, making three teams tied for first place in the Anaheim Elks league. The score: Johnson's Cubs Tot, Ave. Moore ... 113 191 152 456 152 McCluster ... 141 186 134 461 154 Miller ... 135 135 135 405 135 Schaffer ... 135 135 135 405 135 Johnson ... 185 185 180 550 183 TOTAL ... 709 832 736 2277 Graham Tigers Tot, Ave. Wight ... 161 150 147 458 153 JUST THE GIST Mother's Day, Sunday. Why should gasoline be 27 cents a gallon. Lamanda Park asks for police protection from Pasadena. Avocado association holds banquet at Maryland, in Pasadena, tonight. Ten million dollar N. Y. citrus dehydration plant which comes to L. A. Venice of America has rivals. There are seven others in U. S. Chapmap No. 2 well "comes in" at Richfield; 200 barrels a day. U. of C. summer course to include public health and romance languages. Sylvester L. Weaver of L. A. C. of E., now in Cleveland, tells 'em all about L. A. Pie for jail prisoner had morphine in it. Emella Morena, who baked it, goes to San Quentin. Patrolman E. G. Alken of L. A., after 21 years' service, resigns. Goin' to Texas to make a fortune in oil. Mrs. J. W. Davis sells controlling stock of the First National Bank of Redlands to J. V. Ren of Bruf. Cal. She made him hot pigeon pie, "Rotten," said friend husband, Mrs. James W. Benedict gets a divorce. Society woman gets divorce. Mrs. Bright S. Damerel says her husband stuck for eight years, then left her. May festival at La Ramunda, end of P. E. Glendale line tomorrow. Auspices Church of the Holy Family. Largest still is captured. It was draining 10 gallons of brandy a day at Winneville when dry raiders got it. L. A. Maynard of L. A. Citizens' National bank tells optimists to study business as office hot studios. MANY INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITORS ENTER Following are the industrial exhibitors to date for the California Valencia Orange Show: Roland B. Ingram, Anaheim; Wilcox and Gibbs Sewing Machine, Los Angeles; Howard E. Gates, Anaheim; Dew Prop Inn, Anaheim; Granger Electric Co., Anaheim; Columbia Products Co., Los Angeles; W. A. Fairchild, Los Angeles; Fred Witman, Anaheim; Foss and Jones, Pasadena; Process Rubber Co., Los Angeles; J. A. Lieb, Anaheim; L. B. Beber, Anaheim; Dunham and Knipe, Anaheim; Lindeberg Garage & Barn Door Co., Los Angeles; Ever Ready Heater Co., Los Angeles; So Calif. Fertilizer Co., Orange; Anaheim Ta-male Factory, Anaheim! E. T. Briles, Los Angeles; Auto Electric Maintenance Co., Anaheim; H. N. White, Anaheim; Whole Wheat Flour Co., Los Angeles; Louis Danz, Anaheim; Gore and Sharp, Anaheim; Otto Hamel, Anaheim; Torrance Lime and Fertilizer Co., Torrance; E. M. Chambers, Anaheim; Pacific Guano and Fertilizer Co., Los Angeles; Simplex Electric Co., Los Angeles; L. F. Pomeroy, Anaheim; Western Soft Bacteria Co., Los Angeles; California Sprayer Co., Pasadena; L. J. Meffner, Anaheim; Warren Oil Co., Los Angeles; Pacific R. & H. Chemical Co., Los Angeles; Geo McMillin, Pomona; Bessie McMillin, Pomona; K. A. Kalk, Los Angeles; Coops and Sons Piano Co., So Pasadena; Weedon's Confectionery An- Graham's Tigers won two in three games from Johnson's Cubs but night, making three teams tied for first place in the Anaheim Elks league. The score: Johnson's Cubs Tot. Ave. Moore ... 113 191 152 456 152 McCluster ... 141 186 134 461 154 Miller ... 135 125 135 405 135 Schaffer ... 135 125 135 405 135 Johnson ... 185 185 180 550 183 TOTAL ... 709 832 736 2277 Graham Tigers Tot. Ave. Wight ... 161 150 147 458 152 Laporte ... 167 103 203 473 154 James ... 131 156 163 450 150 Mitchell ... 149 153 152 454 151 Graham ... 170 197 161 528 176 TOTAL ... 778 759 826 2363 Studding End 4th Week W. L. Pet. Long Beach ... 11 1 .917 Los Angeles, No. 1 ... 11 .917 Anaheim ... 8 .668 Pasadena ... 8 .668 Santa Monica, No. 1 ... 6 .500 Glendale ... 4 .8316 Santa Monica, No. 2 ... 4 .8316 Los Angeles, No. 2 ... 4 .8316 San Bernardino ... 2 .9253 Redondo ... 1 .087 Dependable Foods S. A. WILL MAKE 75,000 TOYS Seventy-five thousand toys, made in Santa Ana and embracing 28 different items, will go upon the Christmas market according to estimates now being made by the California Craige Co., double what it was last year. The company will have produced 425,000 vegetable crates when it closes down on this character of work within the next ten days, according to F. P. Jayne, manager. LEAVE BOOKS AT SLOOP HOME Anyone having books which they wish to donate to the John E. Brown college at Siloam Springs, Ark., will please leave them at the home of Mrs. G. W. Sloop, 304 N. Olive. The books asked for especially are those on history, science, agriculture, stock raising, manual arts and general literature. —Try Plain Dealer Want Ads. White Lily BREAD Is the pride of our ovens. We have just added new equipment in order to serve you with an even better loaf. Baked in Anaheim and surpassed by none. Cakes, Pies, Pastries RYE BREAD FOR EVERYBODY No shortage tomorrow. We have baked enough of our celebrated Rye Bread to supply everybody. White Lily Bakery B. J. Dresser, Prop. 307 W. Center St., Anaheim —Buy White Lily Bread at the Bakery or at Your Grocer. Greater Values in USED CARS Greater Values in USED CARS Our used car department offers wonderful values. All cars have been placed in first class mechanical condition by our own mechanics under our personal supervision. Never will you be able to obtain greater values and more dependable service as are now offered at existing prices. 1917 Chandler Six, A-1 condition. First class paint. Price right. 1918 Ford touring. 1920 Auburn Beauty Six, A-1 condition. Ser. 9, 4-passenger roadster. 1919 Ford Sedan. Ser. S-6 Passenger Stutz, new paint and rebuilt. If you are looking for something good see this one. Ser. 8, Franklin touring car. Ser. 8, Roadster. Ser. 9, Franklin Roadster, new cord tires, new painf, A-1 condition. Bob White Co. 135 S. Lemon ANAHEIM Phone 548 Third and French Sts SANTA ANA Phone 1451 FRNIA Friday, May 6, 1921. INDUSTRIAL OORS ENTER The industrial exhibit in the California Valley: Au, Anaheim; Wilming Machine, Los Gates, Anaheim; Anaheim; Granger Columbia Angeles; W. Angles; Fred Witss and Jones, Pasbber Co., Los Anaheim; L. B. Anham and Knipe, Garage & Barn Angeles; Ever Ready Angeles; So. Calif. ange; Anaheim Tanaheim! E. T. ties; Auto Electric Anaheim; H. N. Whole Wheat Angeles; Louis Danz. Sharp, Anaheim; Anaheim; Torrance Co., Torrance; Anaheim; Pacific er Co., Los Angelc Co., Los AngelAnaheim; WestCo., Los Angeles; Co., Pasadena; L. elim; Warren Oil Pacific R. & H. Angeles; Geo. McBessie McMillin; Ik, Los Angeles; ano Co., So. Pasfonctioning. cession Space; Anaheim Daily Herald, Anaheim; F. Q. Miller, Los Angcles; Bob White Co., Anaheim; R. B. Houton Motor Co., Anaheim; J. J. DeVaux, Anaheim; Anaheim Auto Co., "Anaheim"; E. Bricknelli, Los Angcles; Blue Bird Shop, Anaheim; Wells and Tyler, Long Beach; Bert McCorkell, Long Beach; Frank Weustoff, San Bernardino; F. H. Clabaugh, Anaheim; F. J. Mills, Los Angeles; F. E. Rising, Long Beach; Mrs. Ingleheim, Los Angeles; De Flour Beauty Cream Co., Los Angeles; Steulke's Fullerton Music Shop, Fullerton; John W. Haskell, Los Angcles; Mrs. Jennie Roe, Pasadena; E. T. Crook, Los Angeles; Holland and Holland, Anaheim; Anaheim Mu- sic and Novelty Co., Anaheim; Henry Blesener, Redlands: Sweetzer & Baldwin Safe Co., Los Angeles; J. E. Walter and Co., Anaheim; Holiland Electric Co., Anahelm; American Legion, Anahelm." QUORUM NOT PRESENT A meeting of the Anaheim Cemetery Assn was held yesterday, but a quorum was not present which barred any definite action. BUILDING PERMIT W. J. Kenney, alteration of frame garage on E. Olive st. between Broadway and Santa Ana-st. Cost $400. A Warr Ad in the Plain Dealer Will Bring Results. SATURDAY AT KITCHEN'S GROCER Y WESSON OIL Excellent for shortening, frying or for salads. You will prefer it. Pints 31c, Quarts 58c, Half Gallons $1.02, Gallons $1.94. Bulk Cocoanut Very Best grade. Lb. 25c Bob White Soap 22 bars $1.00 WESSON OIL Excellent for shortening, frying or for salads. You will prefer it. Pints 31c, Quarts 58c, Half Gallons $1.02, Gallons $1.94. Built Cocoanut Very Best grade. Lb. 25c Bob White Soap 22 bars $1.00 RUB NO MORE SOAP AND POWDER. Rub No More Soap White or Yellow 7½c Rub - No - More Powder, large size 26c, small 5c Sardines in oil special at 5c Sardine in pure olive oil 12½c Pink Salmon, One pound tall tins 10c Mermaid Queen Soap, Lenox and Luna soap, the bar 5c Milo Maize Cwt. $2.25 Chicken Mash Cwt. $2.70 Scratch Feed Cwt. $2.70 Bran 80-lb. sack $1.65 Barley 80-lb. sack $1.50 SNOWDRIFT The ideal shortening, Purely vegetable—creamy—White. —A SUGGESTION— Snowdrift Doughnuts (From Mrs. Allen's "SNOWDRIFT Secrets.") 1 Cupful Sugar. 2 Eggs and 1 Egg Yolk. 1 Cupful Milk. 2 Tablespoonfuls SNOWDRIFT. 1 Teaspoonful Cinnamon. ¼ Teaspoonful Clove. 1½ Teaspoonfuls Salt. 2 Teaspoonfuls Baking Powder. From 4 to 5 Cupfuls Flour. Beat the eggs, then cream in the sugar and add the milk. Sift together the dry ingredients, using four cupfuls of flour. Add the melted SNOWDRIFT to the first mixture, beat in the dry ingredients and mix thoroughly. Put a fourth of the mixture at a time onto a slightly floured board, roll over the dough, to coat it with flour, then roll it out to one-fourth inch in thickness and shape with doughnut-cutter. Fry in deep SNOWDRIFT, hot enough to brown a bit of bread in a minute. Drain on crumpled paper, dust with sugar and a little cinnamon, if desired, and serve hot or cold. The doughnut mixture should be kept as soft as it can be handled. The exact amount of flour to be used depends upon the kind. 1 lb. 22c, 2lbs. 41c, 4 lbs. 82c, 8 lbs. $1.55 We carry SNOWDRIFT Shortening in all the sizes. In sealed tins only. Great Chautauqua Week COMMENCING Tomorrow Night at 8 p.m. How Does This Look for $2.72! Lectures: BURNETT FORD, the great electrical wizard. VILHJALMUR STEFANSSON, the world-famed Arctic Explorer. TOM SKEYIHILL, just back from broiling Russia. PETER CLARK MACFARLANE, traveler, lecturer and journalist? CAPT. UPTON, the great child-lover and character builder. Music: ORPHEUS FOUR, the World's prize-winning Male Quartet at 'Frisco Fair. JUGO-SLAV SEXTET, in their native costumes. SAM LEWIS CO. (Lewis is a remarkable tenor.) SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, the pride of the Chautauqua world. Entertainment: ROACH-FREEMAN DUO and the Great Comedy Play, "Nothing But the Truth."