oc-plain-dealer 1921-06-10

PAGE FOUR THE OR Yorba News YORBA, June 10, (Spi.)—Well, the vote in favor of $25,000 school bonds carried at last Saturday's election and Yorba will go ahead and construct a school building that it will be truly proud of. The vote cast was 21 for and one against. Someone facetiously remarked that they might as well have made unanimous and let it go at that... Eugene Boltserance has been carrying around an 11 pound smile for the past week, but do you blame him?—as, that answers pound for pound with the weight of the son presented to him last Thursday, by his wife, who is now at the Anaheim sanitarium watch- Frank D. Holland C. L. Holland, Jr. Holland & Holland STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES 131 East Center Street, Anaheim, Cal. We will have an extra sales force Saturday so will be able to give you better service. Sugar ..... 13 lbs. ..... $1.00 White soap ..... 5 bars ..... .25 Soap, Lenox ..... 6 bars ..... .25 Bacon, fancy eastern, light weight, per lb. ..... .35 Picnic Hams, per lb. ..... .20 Standard Corn, 2 cans ..... .25 Peas, Standard, 2 cans ..... .25 ing Mike, Jr., ex Dr. Truxaw give mission for her Highness, the baking grandparent at home, Congrat Mike, Mr. and Mrs. entertained a great friends and relating of their stolocality. Those Mrs. Frank Greco, T. E. Woods, Blanche, Louise seranc, Messrs. Jitor Volasco, Los tegger, Vincent and Willie Sancranc, Music and tertain and refre en of at midnight departure arrive invited everyone them at their ho lowing evening, and an immense had by all, as vied with one a in their own inl Misses Ramona Pomonna who we Mrs. Constance Y ranch have retu Mrs. Frank G D. Velasco spe geles. Victor V them in the even The school cle place Friday ever ferent grades ad a creditable ma signed on each bers on the pro be able to give you better service. Sugar ..... 13 lbs. $1.00 White soap ..... 5 bars .25 Soap, Lenox ..... 6 bars .25 Bacon, fancy eastern, light weight, per lb. .35 Picnic Hams, per lb. .20 Standard Corn, 2 cans .25 Peas, Standard, 2 cans .25 Koko, Palm Olive soap, special, 5 bars .25 Coco, Bishops, 2 lbs. .25 Jams, Pure, 4 lbs. net, Berries, $1.00; Fruits.....90 Orange Blossom Shortening, large size, special, .1.10 Pure lard, bulk, 4 lbs. (bring your bucket).....55 Deviled Ham, cans, 1 doz. .50 Flour, Globe or Sperry's, 50 lbs. 2.60 Flour XXX, 50 lbs. 1.90 Broom, our 65c grade, special, each .50 Broom, Our $1.50 grade, special Saturday, each 1.10 Cheese, any cream, per lb. .30 Have you been using our bulk coffee, if not investigate. Prices from 45c down to 20c a lb. And there is no better coffee roasted than we are offering. Coffee lovers try a pound of our Mandeling and Santas Coffee. Saturday June 11th Kitchens' Grocery MILK - 11c | SUGAR - $ All Brands, Large Size PINEAPPLE No. 2½ Fancy Sliced ..... 25c FANCY FULL CREAM CHEESE, lb. ..... 25c FANCY N SPUDS 15 lbs. Pure Lard Snowdrift Wes MILK - 11c All Brands, Large Size PINEAPPLE No. 2½ Fancy Sliced..... 25c FANCY FULL CREAM CHEESE, lb.... 25c FANCY N SPUDS 15 lbs. Pure Lard Bring Your Pail, per lb. 12 1-2c Fresh Fig Bars The Lb. 25c Fresh Graham Crackers, lb. 23c Pink Salmon One lb. Tall 10c Sardines Domestic. In Oil 5c Fancy Head Rice 3 1-2 lbs. 25c Snowdrift One lb. Four lb. Eight lb 20c; 80c; $1.50 Rolled Oats Four lbs. 25c COUNTRY GENTLEMAN CORN, 2 CANS 35c Toilet Paper 4 large rolls 30c JELLO all Flavors 10c Wess Pt. 30c; Q Gal. $1.00 Rolled 80 1 Heav $80 1 Scrat 10 Chick 10 LUX THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA ing Mike, Jr., expand and grow until Dr. Truxaw gives the necessary permission for her to bring His Royal Highness, the baby, to doting and adoring grandparents and other relatives at home, Congratulations, Mr. and Mrs. Mike. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Velasco recently entertained a group of their numerous friends and relatives, prior to the moving of their store building to a new locality. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gree, Atwood; Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Woods, Los Angeles; Misses Blanche, Louise and Marguerite Bolinger, Messrs. J. F. Velasco, Jr., Victor Volasco, Los Angeles; Walter Stadtegger, Vincent and Louis Velasco, Joe and Willie Sanchez and Leon Bolserranc. Musle and cards served to entertain and refreshments were partaken of at midnight. When the hour for departure arrived Mr. and Mrs. Green invited everyone present to accompany them at their home in Atwood the following evening, which was gladly done, and an immensely enjoyable time was had by all, as both host and hostess vied with one another in entertaining in their own inimitable manner. Misses Ramona and Sophie Vejar of Pomona who were visiting their aunt, Mrs. Constance Yorba on the Esporanza ranch have returned home. Mrs. Frank Green and Mrs. Amelia D. Velasco spent Friday in Los Angeles. Victor Velasco returning with them in the evening. The school closing exercises took place Friday evening. All of the different grades acquitted themselves in a creditable manner in the parts assigned to each one. One of the numbers on the program was a rather amusing Mike, Jr., expand and grow until Dr. Truxaw gives the necessary permission for her to bring His Royal Highness, the baby, to doting and adoring grandparents and other relatives at home, Congratulations, Mr. and Mrs. Mike. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Velasco recently entertained a group of their numerous friends and relatives, prior to the moving of their store building to a new locality. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gree, Atwood; Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Woods, Los Angeles; Misses Blanche, Louise and Marguerite Bolinger, Messrs. J. F. Velasco, Jr., Victor Volasco, Los Angeles; Walter Stadtegger, Vincent and Louis Velasco, Joe and Willie Sanchez and Leon Bolserranc. Musle and cards served to entertain and refreshments were partaken of at midnight. When the hour for departure arrived Mr. and Mrs. Green invited everyone present to accompany them at their home in Atwood the following evening, which was gladly done, and an immensely enjoyable time was had by all, as both host and hostess vied with one another in entertaining in their own inimitable manner. Misses Ramona and Sophie Vejar of Pomona who were visiting their aunt, Mrs. Constance Yorba on the Esporanza ranch have returned home. Mrs. Frank Green and Mrs. Amelia D. Velasco spent Friday in Los Angeles. Victor Velasco returning with them in the evening. The school closing exercises took place Friday evening. All of the different grades acquitted themselves in a creditable manner in the parts assigned to each one. One of the numbers on the program was a rather amusing Mike, Jr., expand and grow until Dr. Truxaw gives the necessary permission for her to bring His Royal Highness, the baby, to doting and adoring grandparents and other relatives at home, Congratulations, Mr. and Mrs. Mike. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Velasco recently entertained a group of their numerous friends and relatives, prior to the moving of their store building to a new locality. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gree, Atwood; Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Woods, Los Angeles; Misses Blanche, Louise and Marguerite Bolinger, Messrs. J. F. Velasco, Jr., Victor Volasco, Los Angeles; Walter Stadtegger, Vincent and Louis Velasco, Joe and Willie Sanchez and Leon Bolserranc. Musle and cards served to entertain and refreshments were partaken of at midnight. When the hour for departure arrived Mr. and Mrs. Green invited everyone present to accompany them at their home in Atwood the following evening, which was gladly done, and an immensely enjoyable time was had by all, as both host and hostess vied with one another in entertaining in their own inimitable manner. Misses Ramona and Sophie Vejar of Pomona who were visiting their aunt, Mrs. Constance Yorba on the Esporanza ranch have returned home. Mrs. Frank Green and Mrs. Amelia D. Velasco spent Friday in Los Angeles. Victor Velasco returning with them in the evening. The school closing exercises took place Friday evening. All of the different grades acquitted themselves in a creditable manner in the parts assigned to each one. One of the numbers on the program was a rather amusing Mike, Jr., expand and grow until Dr. Truxaw gives the necessary permission for her to bring His Royal Highness, the baby, to doting and adoring grandparents and other relatives at home, Congratulations, Mr. and Mrs. Mike. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Velasco recently entertained a group of their numerous friends and relatives, prior to the moving of their store building to a new locality. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gree, Atwood; Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Woods, Los Angeles; Misses Blanche, Louise and Marguerite Bolinger, Messrs. J. F. Velasco, Jr., Victor Volasco, Los Angeles; Walter Stadtegger, Vincent and Louis Velasco, Joe and Willie Sanchez and Leon Bolserranc. Musle and cards served to entertain and refreshments were partaken of at midnight. When the hour for departure arrived Mr. and Mrs. Green invited everyone present to accompany them at their home in Atwood the following evening, which was gladly done, and an immensely enjoyable time was had by all, as both host and hostess vied with one another in entertaining in their own inimitable manner. Misses Ramona and Sophie Vejar of Pomona who were visiting their aunt, Mrs. Constance Yorba on the Esporanza ranch have returned home. Mrs. Frank Green和Mrs.Amelia D.Velasco spent Friday in Los Angeles.Victor Velasco returning with them in the evening. The school closing exercises took place Friday evening.All of the different grades acquitted themselves in a creditable manner in the parts assigned to each one.The number on the program was a rather amusing Mike Jr., expandand grow until Dr.Truxaw gives the necessary permission for her to bring His Royal Highness,the baby,todotingandadoring grandparentsandotherrelativesathome,Congratulations,Mr,andMrs.Mike, Mr.NellieGreeawho lastweekreturnedfroma triptoFallbrookwenttoHemetthismorningtotakeaconvalescentslisterwheresidesatBrea,andwhoexpectsto recuperateatthatplace.(Hemet.) TheP.S.YorbafamilyarespendingafewdayswithrelativesandfriendsatLordsburg. InvitationsfromMissSophinVorbaofPeralta,forshergraduationatOrangeUnionhighschool,andfromMr.WilliamSanchezofF.U.H.S.havebeenreceivedandaredulyappreciated. Rev.Fr.GundalupedelRio.O.F.M.ofSanLuisReyMissionisagainwithusandwillbehereforaweek.ThegoodFatherwastohavebeen hereaweekago,butwhileatLongBeachheandFr.G.Rearardon,thepastatplacewhowasdrivinginhismachine,a-speedingautomobilistranthemandbothpristsweresobadilyinjuredtheywerelaidupinthehospitalformorethantendays. Mr.RobertBookkinoftheJohnJ.BodkinCo.ofLosAngelesimportersofreligiousgoods.washereyesterday. Mr,andMrs.HennyVorbaaremovingfromMrs.EroldindaC.Yorba'shousetoVincentH.Yorba'sbungalowneartheYorbabridge. Mr.G.CoppageofL.A.wasavislitortoourburgyesterday. ANAHEIMBECOMESMECCAOFBOWLERS That Anaheim is becomingthemeccaforsomeofthebestbowlingtalentonthecoastis evidencedfromthefact thatthreestarsfromthePacificnorthwesthavebeattractedhereandhavedecidedtolocateTheyare: JimmyHefforn.ofPortland,Northwestchampion Whorolled1808intheallevents. DukeGoodwin.championofthePortlandCityleague.withaseason'saverageof198.Hoisewarningamostbeautifulmedalonhiswatchfob. NO MOREcompanystockoftheBlueLightSilverMinesCo.for sale.TheirSilveradopropertiesaredailyactivelyproducingalargequantityofsilver.Ihavebeenfortunatein procuringforsaleasmallblockofthissecurityfromanon-residentownerwhichisnowavailablefor vied with one another in entertaining in their own inimitable manner. Misses Ramona and Sophie Vejar of Pomonn who were visiting their aunt, Mrs. Constance Yorba on the Esperanza ranch have returned home. Mrs. Frank Green and Mrs. Amella D. Velasco spent Friday in Los Angeles. Victor Velasco returning with them in the evening. The school closing exercises took place Friday evening. All of the different grades acquitted themselves in a creditable manner in the parts assigned to each one. One of the numbers on the program was a rather ambitious one, that of the funeral scene from Shakespeare's Julius Caesar. The cast of characters was as follows: Mark Anthony.....Louis A. Velasco Brutus.....William West Casca....Gabriel Agundez A Tribune.....Vincent Velasco Statesmen, Roman citizens, etc.—Ernest Yorba, Jr., Nello Garcia, Walter Aguirre. Epilogue.....Lilly García In the playet "Columbia," Miss Louise West took the name part and the rest of the school assisted in minor parts. A handsome knife was given by Adèle Dalton to Willis West for good work during the term, and another prize, a beautiful fountain pen, for consistent best acting was given Master Louis A. Velasco. The judges making the award to Master Velasco were Mrs. Josie Dinebarger, Don Jose Sanchez and Senior Frank Green. The graduating class, this year, consisted of the Misses Louise West and Ethel Yorba and Master Louis A. Velasco and Willis West. Mr. J. P. Velasco, clerk of the trustees present each one of the Cypress News Items CYPRESS, June 10, (Spl.)—Mr. Ralph La Rue attended the Alumni banquet at St. Ann's Inn at Santa Ana on Monday evening. Mr. Ben Scomes of Long Beach was called Wednesday night to the bedside of his mother who is very ill. Mr. Dave Stocks has for her guests her slater from Pomona and two children. Several Cypress people went to Yucatina Valley after cherries last Sunday. Mrs. H. Cutter and daughter Marjorie were Los Angeles visitors yesterday. Cypress Farm bureau met last night at the school house with a large attendance. The chief subject for discussion was how to raise potatoes. The Buena Park quartet rendered some selections, refreshments of cake and coffee were served by the ladies. Mrs. Taylor of Los Angeles, Is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. Scome. Mrs. D. Holder was a Los Angeles visitor Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Fouts of Hollywood are visiting Mrs. Foutz's parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Lolas. Supervisors' Minutes The chairman was authorized to approve bond on map of tract No. 165. It was ordered to reconsider ordinance No. 186, to amend same. It was ordered that the county recorder cancel certificate of sale. No. 246 of year 1920. Said sale being erroneous. J. S. Howard, justice of the peace, Anaheim, was granted a leave of absence from the state from June 10, 1921 to July 1st; 1921. John Parkinson, architect, was instructed to prepare plans and specifications for county court house and jail. No bid being received for the $20,000 issue of 6% bond of the Bay City school district, the matter was continued to June 14, 1921, at 11 a.m. Deed for right of way from Zoralda B. Travis, was accepted. It was ordered that the chairman approve bond on map of tract No. 167. A resolution was regularly passed and adopted, in re: Requirements of the board of supervisors and the road department, previous to acceptance of maps of tracts and the filing of same for record, also specifications covering grading and oiling of streets and agreement as presented by county en- Wesson Oil Pt. 30c; Qt. 55c; Half-Gal. $1.00; Gal. $1.90 Rolled Barley 80 lb. Sack $1.60 Heavy Bran $1.85 80 lb. Sack Scratch Feed 100 lbs. $2.70 Chicken Mash 100 lbs. $2.75 LUX—10c No bid being received for the $20-000 issue of 6% bond of the Bay City school district, the matter was continued to June 14, 1921, at 11 a.m. Deed for right of way from Zoralda B. Travis, was accepted. It was ordered that the chairman approve bond on map of tract No. 167. A resolution was regularly passed and adopted, in re: Requirements of the board of supervisors and the road department, previous to acceptance of maps of tracts and the filing of same for record, also specifications covering grading and oiling of streets and agreement as presented by county engineer. We Challenge You It is useless to swelter in a hot kitchen these days. Our breads, cakes and pastries are delicious and the only difference between them and "Home-made" is they are always perfect. We use only the best ingredients and employ only expert bakers. Try our Quality Goodies. Insist that your grocer give you White Lily Bread It's the only way to keep out foreign bread. Plenty of Rye Bread for everybody Saturday. DRESSERS WHITE LILY BAKERY 307 W. Center St., Anaheim Buy White Lily Bread at the Bakery or at Your Grocer. FORNIA Friday, June 10, 1021. PAGE BECOMES OF BOWLERS It is becoming the time of the best bowling coast is evidenced from three stars from the last have been attractively decided to locate. Form, of Portland, Champion, who rolled events, win, champion of the league, with a seat of 198. He is wearing sul medal on his watch. J. B. Kunz, who rolled 193 for the season in the Portland City league. With these sharks gathered into the local fold, there has already been evidenced a decided aversion on the part of Long Beach to meet up with Anaheim. In the belief of local fans, other So. Calif. teams are going to become similarly reticent as the good news spreads. Anaheim expects to make itself known in the sweepstakes event on June 20 at the grand opening of the new Venice bowling alleys which, by the way, are to be operated by Billy Mason, formerly of Anaheim. The above mentioned trio, with Karam and Johnson or Gordon, are expected to be good enough to make it interesting for the 50 or 75 other teams that will be entered in the Venice affair. It is expected that Heffron, Goodwin and Kunz will be 32nd degree Elks by the opening of next year's So. Calif. Elks Bowling league in which case it will be a case of too much Anaheim even more so than this year. WE ARE PREPARED FOR THE HOT DAYS AND OUR OWN REFRIGERATING PLANT AND SANITARY METHODS IS AN ASSURANCE THAT YOUR MEATS WILL BE CLEAN AND WHOLESOME See Us For Prime Meats, Fish and Poultry. MEATS WILL BE CLEAN AND WHOLESOME See Us For Prime Meats, Fish and Poultry The Sanitary Market L. A. 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Pint Bottle $1.25 Jumbo Creams SPECIAL Large Jumbo Milk Chocolate Creams POUND 39c Aunt Jemima’s Pancake Flour . . . 15c Puffed Rice . . . 16c Wheat . . 2, 25c Chaffee’s Salad Oil, Pt. 16c; 22 oz. 25c Coffee’s Coffee . . . C-3, 33c; C-4, 37c Ffection Corn, Doz. $2.40; Tin . . 23c aged Robin Amonia . . . 27c, 45c CALIFORNIA RICE DAY June 11th has been declared California Rice Day—Eat it as a cereal for Breakfast — Vegetable for Dinner, and a Dessert for Supper Make it a daily habit. Cucumbers . . . 3 for 10c Summer Squash, 3 lbs. for 10c Small Cantaloupes, 3 for 25c Large Cantaloupes, 10c Each 127 West Center St. Anaheim