oc-plain-dealer 1921-07-01

SOCIETY: CLUBS: LODGES: CHURCHES SUMPRISE THEIR FRIENDS Mr. Albert Lewis Hupduke and Miss Sara Bettamore, both of Fullerton, surprised their many friends with a quiet wedding Thursday afternoon at the home of Rev. A. B. Markle of Anaheim, Mrs. Markle and Miss Lula Thompson of Fullerton were the only witnesses to the ceremony. The happy couple left immediately after the ceremony for a short honeymoon to Catalina, after which they will be at home to their son-in-law. PICNIC AND FLOWER SHOWER Mrs. Mabel C. Hamler, of Anaheim entertained yesteday with a birthday party and flower shower at Blxby park Long Beach, in honor of Miss Alice Weston of San Antonio, Tex., who with her mother, Mrs. W. C. Weston, and four younger brothers, are touring the Southland. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. George W. Hamler, Mr. and Mrs. John Kallenberger and daughter, Theodora A. D. Erickson and two children, Mrs. L. S. Johnson, Mrs. B. Jobeff, Mr. and Mrs. George Chambers, and Mrs. Godfrey Stock and friend of Anaheim; Mrs. E. Daughter Joan, of Gade; Mrs. H. Gade, Mrs. and daughter Elva, of Toledo by musicale honors visitors Breath and Mrs. J. O. Schwentker and 450 members of Albuquerque, N.M., who ingrained in Anaheim where they arrived Dr. Schwentker's sisters, Missenner and Stella Schwentker, were on a recent evening with a drilled musicale in their honor Schwentker, who is a prominent stiller Albuquerque sang beautiful Theodora Mr. and Mrs. Romaine Bar about and Mrs. R.C. Goodell and edited by Paxy. After the musicale hostases served delicious oil preparations. CHILD H.S. CLASS REUNION Members of the 1915 class of the Tahoe high school have been requested by Miss Heraler of the Johnson-Wickett hospital, who is in charge of the arrangements, to be in attendance at the reunion of the class at the K.C hall tonight. It is a social event SANTA ANA I.O.O.F.PROGRAM The Odd Fellows lodge of Santa Ana entertained last evening after the regular lodge meeting with a minstrel. A splendid program was given with chief parts being Spanish songs and dances by the wife of one of the members, old time darky songs and dances and old hoe dances. After the entertainment the orchestra arrived and the remainder of the evening was spend in dancing. The meeting was well attended, about 400 being present, among them 30 members of the Anaheim Rebekah lodge. ENTERTAINS 500 CLUB Dr. and Mrs. J.P.Bradstad entertained the 500 club at their home on East-st last evening. The house was beautifully decorated in a variety of cut flowers. Dr. Cloffen won the gentleman's prize and Mrs.Harveson the ladies prize. A delightful two course luncheon was served. Those present were Mr. and Mrs.Q.E.Harveson, Mr. and Mrs.Hartung, Mr. and Mrs.B.Hartfield, Dr. and Mrs.G.W.Cloffen and Mr.Mrs.AlHeying. CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY Little Lovon Dewitt of Yorba Linny entertained a few of her friends with a birthday party yesterday afternoon. The table was decorated with Cecil Bruner roses. Refreshments of ice cream and punch were served followed by a birthday cake decorated with six candles. Little Savon received many beautiful gifts, here were 16 guests present. FAREWELL TO DELEGATES Delegates from the Santa Ana Realty Board to the National convention of realtors at Chicago July 12-15 will be given a farewell at a called meeting of the board to be held in James' gold room Tuesday evening of next week. The affair will start with a 6:30 dinner meeting. The delegates are Linn L.Shaw, Everett A.Witte and Mr.Mrs.F.C Pope They will depart Thursday morning of next week. The Santa Ana contingent is planning to do some effective advertising for the county. The representatives will take along a large number of MARRIAGE LICENSES Elmer L. Bordwell, 27, and Mary E. Rust, 19, both of Santa Ana. Otto D. N. Guenther, 26, and Alma P. L. Wythek, 29, both of Orange. City Briefs Mrs. Antionette Nenne, of Fullerton, who has been residing the past year with her daughter, Miss Faustina Nenne, in Exeter, has returned home. Miss Little Strain, of Placentia, has returned from a two years' trip to Idaho. Miss Strain has been teaching in the school there. Mr. Tom McFadden, of Rinconita is recovering from plura pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Palmer of Long Beach were dinner guests of Mrs. C. M. Hollinghead Saturday. Mrs. George Horton of Batavia is the guest of Mrs. C. D. Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Houts will be the fourth at Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Houts and daughter, Pauline, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Brownlee of San Bernardino, Jet Pauplim, and two sons, Fred and Paul, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Houts and son, John, will spend next week at Little Bear. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Houts and daughter, Pauline, Mr. and Mrs. Stilling and Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Martinette are going to West Lake at San Bernardino and spend from Saturday until Tuesday. Mrs. L. Durret of Montebello is the guest of Mrs. L. E. Garrison. Missice Alberta Wallace, Frances Reed, Herriot Ahton and Mrs. Ashton attended a house party at Newport Beach from Saturday to Tuesday. Mrs. M. W. Skinner will spend the fourth at Catalina. Minnesota Carie and Lola McElroy of Hollywood are guests of Mrs. F. C. James. Mr. Denn left today over the Santa Fe for Amarillo, Texas. B. E. Martin of Douglas, Aris, stepson of E. A. Beard, local telephone manager, with Mrs. Martin, will visit with Mr. and Mrs. Beard over the week-end. They are driving thru from Douglas via Yuma, Holville and San Diego. Lois and Loren Wagner attended the birthday party given by little Lavon Dewitt of Torba Linda. Mrs. Gust of the Guest-apts made a business trip to Los Angeles yesterday. Realty Board to the National convention of realtors at Chicago July 12-15 will be given a farewell at a called meeting of the board to be held in James' gold room Tuesday evening of next week. The affair will start with a 6:30 dinner meeting. The delegates are Linn L. Shaw, Everett A. White and Mrs. F. C. Pope. They will depart Thursday morning of next week. The Santa Ana contingent is planning to do some effective advertising for the county. The representatives will take along a large number of boxes of oranges for free distribution in Chicago and will maintain headquarters where they may entertain all who are interested in securing information concerning Santa Ana and Orange county. Two thousand feet is to be taken from the Orange county film shown in Los Angeles and added to the film of Laguna Beach and a short film of Orange county harbor at Newport Beach. MUST SEND INCOME TAX TO L.A.OFFICE Owing to the removal of Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue, Elmer B. Burnes, for duty in Los Angeles, the local zone office which has been maintained in Santa Ana for more than two years past will be closed indefinitely, Saturday, July 2. All person making monthly return of taxes therefore will prepare their records same duly witnessed or mail direct to the internal Revenue, Los Angeles attention must be paid to having the returns acknowledged before a notary, or if the tax thereon amounts to less than ten dollars the same may be witnessed by two responsible persons in lieu of the notary. It is especially urged by Mr. Burnes that due attention to this notice begiven to the end that returns be mailed sufficiently early in order to reach the Los Angeles office before the delinquent date, thus avoiding the penalties which are sure to attach for delinquencies that are irrexcusable. fourth. They will meet a large crowd of friends there. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. White and family and Mr. and Mrs. E. O. White of Santa Ana will spend the fourth at Forrest Home. Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Vall and Mr. and Mrs. Alvy will spend the fourth at Big Bear. Mr. Limon Pickrums and Mr.Paul Coughlin of Chicago will arrive today to visit their uncle, Mr.H.P.Tolln. Mr. and Mrs.H.P.Tolln.Mr.Paul Coughlin and Mr.Limon of Chicago will spend the fourth at Big Bear. Miss Mildred Howe left yesterday for Sunset Beach where she will spend the summer with Los Angeles friends. Mrs.May Dalela of Columbia, in visiting J.M.Roe of Tanglewood Minas Dorothy Carle and Lola McElroy of Hollywood are guests of Mrs F. C. James. Mr. Denn left today over the Santa Fe for Amarillo, Texas. B. E. Martin of Douglas, Aria, stepson of E. A. Beard, local telephone manager, with Mrs. Martin, will visit with Mr. and Mrs. Beard over the week-end. They are driving thru from Douglas via Yuma, Holtville and San Diego. Lola and Loren Wagner attended the birthday party given by little Lavon Dewitt of Torbita Linda. Mrs. Gust of the Guest-apts, made a business trip to Los Angeles yesterday. Mr. Clarence Wagner of Wance is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Wagner Miss Jewell Crawley is spending the week-end with her sister, Mrs. Dr. Peachong of Venice. Mrs. Nora Crawler is expecting her daughter, Mrs. George Crawley who has been visiting friends in San Jose to return to her home in Whittier. Miss Fanny Wiley is ill at the home of her mother, Mrs J. F. Swindler on B. Palm-st. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Elvy of Long Beach will spend the week-end and the fourth with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Brus of S. Kroeger-st. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dugan formerly of Cypress have sold their furnished home at Long Beach and are planning a trip to Imperial valley to look after property interests there. They expect to be gone about a month. Miss Luna Wellman went to Los Angeles yesterday to teach and also play in the Olga Stech interpretation class. Mrs. Oliver Henselld of Los Angeles is visiting Mrs A. W. Walker. Miss Lolia Johnson of Poleda, Ohio is the guest of Mrs C. H. West. Miss Johnson will leave today for Pasadena. Mrs G. L. West who has been seriously ill for the last week is improving now. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Goodson, Mr. and Mrs Ray Colton and Miss Helen Jackson of Covina, and Mr. and Mrs R. O. Goodson will go to San Diego to spend the fourth. L. B. Weber, of Weber's Book and Music store, attended the banquet of the regional section of the National Asen, of Stationers, held at the Hotel Ambassador Wednesday evening. National and state officers were principal speakers. Miss Katherine Volta is visiting Mr. and Mrs L. P. Yola of Fullerton. Mr. and Mrs F. A. Wilcot and family will camp at Laguna Beach over the Mr. and Mrs A. Vall and Mr. and Mrs Alvy will spend the fourth at Big Bear. Mr. Limon Pickrlem and Mr. Paul Coughlin of Chicago will arrive today to visit their uncle, Mr H. P. Tolln. Mr. and Mrs H. P. Tolln, Mr Paul Coughlin and Mr Limon of Chicago, will spend the fourth at Big Bear. Miss Mildred Howe left yesterday for Sunset Beach where she will spend the summer with Los Angeles friends. Mrs May Dalcei of Columbia, is visiting Mrs J. F. Roe of Tanglewood ranch. Mrs Caroline M. Davis has received a message from her niece, Mrs M. E McGiff saying good-bye. Miss McGiff is a teacher of French in the Los Angeles high school and has left for Paris for her summer Vacation where she will take a normal course in the French language. Mrs A. T. Wilson and family of Bali-rd, and Dale-ave, and Mr. and Mrs Baldwin Patterson and little girl have gone to Big Bear to spend the fourth. They will be joined by the rest of the family from Long Beach making a large and happy family reunion. The many friends of Mrs R. C. Davis of Ball-rd will be pleased to learn that little Ruth Caroline is much improved and enjoying her play. Mr A. F. Prohmann made a dying trip to San Pedro on business the other day. Little Miss Lydia Holmes of 200 S.Olive-st is going to visit her grandmother, Mrs Lylon Holmes, at Bakken-field during the summer vacation. Mr. and Mrs R.Cannon and family will spend the fourth at Long Beach with their parents. Mrs R.C Davis received a message from her mother, brother and sister, who reside at Hanford, stating that they will arrive here tomorrow to spend the fourth with Mrs Davin. Mr and Mrs John Hartung of Venice were Anaheim visitors today. Aeroplane alighted on Mrs Williams' property last evening. Mr Dan Williams is busy baling hay this week. Mr and Mrs Terry will spend the fourth at Long Beach. Mrs I.J.Kuehl and Gardner Dewolk of Los Angeles are visiting Miss Margaret Kuehl, community nurse. Witman, Eyesight Specialist. A Want Ad in the Plain Dealer will Bring Results. DON'T BE A CIVIC "Slacker" Anaheim has a lot of "live wires." They need the aid and cooperation of a lot more. In the campaign of the Chamber of Commerce, it is hoped that it will be proved that Anaheim is composed of "live wires" 100 pct. strong. Next week the campaign starts with a goal of 350 members and a service fund of $12,000. JUST THE GIST Tis 7-1-21. Fight tomorrow. Barbecue, Horse racing, Baseball, Dancing. At Ripley, July 4. Funeral arrangements for Dr. Henry B. Cox, noted inventor, have not been made. Herbert H. Cox elected chairman of L.A. section, A.I.E.E. B.C. Merrill, father of Mrs. Nina Swinnerton, killed in auto crash in Sequoia National park, dies as result of accident. Machine backed over 100-foot grade. Beyle Height Improvement Assn. plans big celebration at Hollenbeck park, July 4. Gregory's marine band will play. Dutch tanker Silvanus, built at Southwestern Shipbuilding yards for Dutch Shell Oil Co., of London, launched. The Huntington Beach Sunset Petroleum Co. the latest oil company to organize and have Santa Ana designated in its charter as its principal place of business, today was carrying out plans for starting drilling operations at Huntington Beach and in establishing an office in Santa Ana. Lumber for the derrick was being delivered on the site for the new well in preparation for starting active development work. The company is starting its first well on a lot said to be within the high gravity oil district and about 150 feet east of the Western Union Oil well, one of the producing wells in the new oil field. The company also has five acres in that field and in addition to that bar secured a lease on 186 acres in the Greenville section. It is this company that secured leases on the 700-acre tract of William W. Armstrong, and 16 acres belonging to Clyde Plain. ARCADIA STRIKES SLIGHT SHOWING Montebello Field At 2600 feet the Arcadia Oil Co. struck a slight showing of oil, the first of any consequence. Drilling now at 2660 the hole lacks just 100 feet of being down the depth at which the first hole was drilled, and where a nice showing of oil was struck. The Columbia Oil Producing Co. now has three wells drilling at Montebello. Adobe No. 2 is being cemented to go deeper. Adobe No. 4 shows 2850 feet of hole, drilling in shale. Adobe No. 5 is bailing to test water at 2175. At the La Merced Oil Co.'s wells little progress was made during the past week. Calkins No. 1, the salt water producer, is to be mudded up and a cementing made at 2745 soon. Manly No. 1 preparations are being made to pull the 8 inch and drill from 2750 on deeper. At the above depth the well made some production but a large percentage was water. At Montebello the McGinley Oil Co. is drilling in the oil sand at 3200 on well No. 11. No. 12 is now making progress drilling in hard sand at 2900 feet. No. 13 is in the hard sand at 2875. The Keeler Oil Co. has shut down its No. 1 at 3130 where a complicated fishing job stopped the drilling. Effort is being concentrated now on No. 2 drilling in hard sand at 3175 and nearing completion. The Pan-American Petroleum Co. did not move the rig at Pasadena No. 2, instead an effort is being made to drill by the tools at 3300 ft. At Prugh No. 9 the Petroleum Midway is drilling at 3000 feet in the hard sand. Germain 1-B is now re-drilling at 3725 and will be making new hole at 3758 before the end of the week. It is the intention of the P.M. to make a deep test well out of the Germain. Baldwin T-A, a new well, is drilling at 500 feet. P.B. No. 2 is close to 3500 in the sticky shale. The Standard Oil Co.'s famous Baldwin Hills property now has but one well drilling. Baldwin No. 57-A at 3400 feet on cable tools. On the Temple lease No. 14 is 2100 feet in the hard sand. Herbert H. Cox elected chairman of L.A. section, A.I.E.E. B.C. Merrill, father of Mrs. Nina Swinnerton, killed in auto crash in Sequoia National park, dies as result of accident. Machine backed over 100-foot grade. Boyle Height Improvement Assn. plans big celebration at Hollenbeck park, July 4. Gregory's marine band will play. Dutch tanker Silvanus, built at Southwestern Shipbuilding yards for Dutch Shell Oil Co., of London, launched. Reports that Kalph Cook, bank teller living in Long Beach, was arrested as embezzler of $2000 from bank in Nogales, Ariz., denied by Burns detectives. Merely under surveillance. Horse Show at Chemawa park polo ground July 3, 4. Riverside. Many entries being received. Nine new submarines, the R-1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10. new type arrive at submarine base from Fall River, Mass. Funeral of Jefferson McElvaine, member of state board of equalization for 12 years, who died suddenly yesterday, will be held in San Bernardino, Monday or Tuesday. Masonic order to conduct services. Nineteenth Congregational council scheduled to open at 4 p.m. today at First Congregational church, L.A. Delegates from Catholic parishos meet to organize Los Angeles and Monterey diocese for child welfare work. Barley disappears. Sheriff's office at Fresno investigates. Find still running full blast, 500 gallons of brandy in cellar. Joe Doatina arrested on suspicion of theft. eFderal authorities take charge. New mark 247. June marriage licenses in Santa Ana. Charles Ramiriz, 19, of Tueson, Ariz., Elio Salas, 19, Louis Arias, 21, of burglarizing home of Chas Walker, 815 W. State-at. Confess. In county jail. College of Medical Evangelists at Loma Linda objects to tax assessment session, and the church have a hot time. Dorothy Lee, 707 N. Catalina ave., and Arthur E. Raymond, son of owner of Raymond hotel, married in Pasadena. Whiff. Smells familiar. Harry L. Widener, 30, Clarende Firth, 25, arrested at 226 E. 83rd-st. L.A., stills found, moonshine on deck. Too old to work; to proud to live. KNEIP MARKET GROCERY & ICE PLANT The Place That Undersells 118 W. Chartres Phone 306-M Lumber for the derrick was being delivered on the site for the new well in preparation for starting active development work. The company is starting its first well on a lot laid to be within the high gravity oil district and about 150 feet east of the Western Union Oil well, one of the producing wells in the new oil field. The company also has five acres in that field and in addition to that bar secured a lease on 156 acre in the Greenville section. It is this company that secured leases on the 700 acre tract of William W. Armstrong, and 16 acres belonging to Clyde Plavan. Edward Logadon of Costa Mesa is secretary of the company. "We believe that Greenville is going to be a good oil field," declared Logadon today. "We are preparing to make a thorough test in that section and have little doubt but that our initial effort will meet with big success. We expect to start drilling operations on one of the leases within the next three months. The World War period with its enforced economizations did no eradicate the tendency in this country to live extravagantly and to be wasteful. With all the thrift to be found here, the American people even yet are the most profligate one earth. On his wife's earnings. So search is being conducted for John S. Phillips, 60, 520 Temple-st., L.A., who disappeared June 17. Fishing boats meet. One sinka and with it Nicholas Lenas, 656 Santa Cruz st. L.A. harbor, Andrew Proellvo, 36 Genaro Di Leva, 23, and Louis Mascelo, 21, arrested on charges of assault with intent to kill. Dr. Remsen D. Bird will arrive Aug. 1 to take charge of Oxy college. Mrs Grace de la Matry and Dr Jno Farmer, both connected with Pasadena's recent goat trouble, secure marriage license. They had a "spiritual marriage" once. Former New Englanders will disport themselves in Sycamore Grove tomorrow. Two hundred soldiers leave March Field, Riverside, for Kelly Field, San Antonio, Tex. Anton Toolkic, 5519 Central Ave. is first alien to register under recently enacted state law. Long Beach pleasure pier will be open July 1. Municipal pier is closed during repairs. Camping Prep —Pack up your lunch and canyons or spend the 4th in at your service with suggests —For your convenience we supply two more PICNIC FOODS Sandwich Bread Crackers Salad Dressing Sardines Cold Meats Potato Chips Jelly Lettuce Cake Chocolate Paper Plates Raisins Juices Peanut Butter Waxed Paper Rolls Candies Olives Cheese Pickles Apples Cherries Bananas KNEIP MARKET GROCERY & ICE PLANT The Place That Undersells 118 W. Chartres Phone 306-M SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY Shoulder Steak, per lb. 15c Shoulder Roasts, per lb. 14c Arm Roasts, per lb. 17 1-2c Pork Shoulder, per lb. 17 1-2c Round Steak, per lb. 25c Sirloin Steak, per lb. 30c T-Bone Steak, per lb. 35c Good Eastern Bacon, per lb. 26c Bacon Squares, per lb. 12 1-2c Compound Shortening, 2 lbs. for 25c Liberty Steak, per lb. 15c Sugar, 16 lbs. for only $1.00 Golden State Butter 43c Small Eastern Sugar Cured Hams, lb. 38c Dry Salt Bellies, per lb. only 17 1-2c Fancy New SPUDS 30 lbs. 50c OLO BRAND CO. —A high-grade brand of Sugar Corn. 2 tins 25¢—Doz. Eastern Rolled Oats Bulk Pound 5c BRADEN'S Figs in Glass Preserved in a heavy rich syrup. 15-oz. jar 23c Chaffees Attend the Big RIKES SHOWING Field Arcadia Oil Co. Swining of oil, the sequence. Drilling hole lacks just down the depth at was drilled, and swining of oil was Oil Producing Co. drilling at Monis being cementlobe No. 4 shows drilling in shale, ing to test water Oil Co.'s wells made during the No. 1, the salt to be mudded up made at 2745 soon. parnidus are become 8 inch and drill per. At the above some production range was water. McGinley Oil Co. oil sand at 3200 12 is now making in hard sand 13 is in the hard Co. has shut down where a complicattioned the drilling. recented now on hard sand at 3175 section. Petroleum Co. ag at Pasadena No. is being made to at 3300 ft. Petroleum Mid3000 feet in the 1-B is now reound will be mak56 before the end the intention of a deep test well Baldwin 7-A, a ang at 500 feet. P. ose to 3500 in the Oil Co.'s famous property now has but Baldwin No. 57-A stable tools. On the 4 is 2100 feet in No. 5 is sidetracking pipe at 2310 and will proceed with drilling, P. & P. No. 4 is rigged up an already to start drilling, P-B. No. - is redrilling at 2700 feet and is in the shale. Preparatory to going deeper the Western Pacific Oil Co. is pulling two串ings of pipe 4 and 6 inch. At 3100 feet some production was obtained, but a better well is expected deeper. Steady and consistent drilling marks the progress of the Potter Oil Co. No. 2 is now at 3175, the formation is hard sand. In a short time the Union Oil Co. will increase the production of the Montebello field with three new wells. General Dawes is of the opinion that the services of a few dollar a year men at this time would be worth many millions of dollars to the federal government. PAY $6000 AN AGRIC FOR ORANGE GROVES That $6000 an acre for good produc ing orange groves has not passed by the boards was evidenced this week in the sale by Earl Mathis of his ten acres on East Fifth street at Santa Ana to Burr Talbert for $604,000. The property is that formerly owned by Robert E. Beid, and which commanded a high price when sold during the height of the high prices winter before last. Mathis bought the ranch about a year ago and has sold it in order that he might join his father in running operations in the vicinity of Placeutn. where the father recently hot holdings representing an investment of $195,009. A Want Ad in the Plain Dealer will Bring Results. DELICIOUS MEATS —Tender, juicy Western meats are our specialty. Nowhere is it possible to procure better roasts, steaks, chops or in fact anything in the butcher's line. —The more you know about meats the more you will appreciate what you get from us. But you get the best here whether you know how to select or not. CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY, JULY 4TH. The Sanitary Market L. A. MILLER, Proprietor The Sanitary Market L. A. MILLER, Proprietor 116 East Center Street Anakeim Chaffees WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT Camping Grocery Supplies and Prepared Picnic Foods Keep your lunch and motor away to the cool, refreshing streams in the or spend the 4th in the invigorating breeze at the seashore. We are service with suggestions. Our convenience we have, at your request, a list of articles needed to supply two men for one week in the mountains. NIC FOODS Crackers Potatoes Heinz Spaghetti Raisins Sardines Sugar Canned Soups Matches Potato Chips Butter Pork and Beans Onions Lettuce Coffee Canned Fruits Soaps Paper Plates Eggs Snowdrift Prunes Juices Rolls Pancake Flour Jelly Waxed Paper Canned Milk Slices of Ham Nuts Candies Fresh Meats Salt Bread Cheese Sliced Bacon Crackers Corn Meal Apples Log Cabin Syrup Pepper Cheese Bananas Klondyke Watermelons (Guaranteed) 2 1-2c lb BANANAS 10c Lb. Klondyke Watermelons (Guaranteed) 2 1-2c lb. BANANAS 10c Lb. DLO BRAND CORN High-grade brand of Eastern Sugar Corn. 2 tins 25c—Doz. $1.40 BUTTER BROWNED BRITTLE —Chaffee's Home Made Peanut Brittle. Every pound contains the best we can buy to put into it. Pound 20c Eastern Sliced Beets tin 2s 10c New Orange Honey quart Jar 50c Heinz Salad Dressing 27c Regal 1000 Island 35c GRATED PINEAPPLE For Salads, Pies, Cake Iceing and Candies. DEL MONTE AND QUAIL 1s, 15c; Doz. $1.80 2s, 20c; Doz. $2.40 Snowdrift 21c, 78c, $1.54 Wesson Oil 29c, 53c, 98c 127 West Center Street Attend the Big Celebration at Burbank July 2-3-4