oc-plain-dealer 1921-07-08

$20,000 PAID FOR GARDEN GROVE OIL L. A. Schlesinger, former moving picture operator in Santa Ana, has entered the oil game and has taken a flyer on property at Garden Grove according to reports. He has purchased two-thirds of the oil rights on the 13-acre tract of R. R. Richey, located a half mile north of Garden Grove. It is reported that he paid $20,000 for the interest. It is said that there is considerable activity in the Garden Grove district on the part of men who are offering big prices for oil rights on lands in that vicinity. It is said that as high as $2000 an acre has been offered for the oil rights alone. The Richey tract is said to be in the center of the oil dome of the Garden Grove district, the report being more or less supported by a government geological survey. Many of the Garden Grove ranchers are "slitting tight"—they are gambling a little themselves and will retain their holdings and take a chance on oil being developed. If oil is found they will profit. It is not found they will have their land, but will have lost a profit they might have made by selling. ORDER POLICE OUST, PENTECOSTAL BAND Despite the fact that Santa Ana city council revoked the permit recently granted to the Pentacostal band to hold religious meetings in a tent on Third-st., opposite Birch park, a roaring season was held last night. Commissioner of Police J. W. Tubbs stated today that he would instruct City Marshall Jernigan to oust the organization this afternoon. "We are determined to put a stop to it," said Tubbs. "Persons living in the vicinity of the tent can be assured that the racket will not occur." City Marshal Jernigan said that he was of the opinion that any ejection would have to be taken by City Health Officer Chandler. The leader of the band violated a gift to other men prominent in communities where the delegates may have the opportunity to extend the courtesy. A number of boxes of oranges will be delivered to them in Chicago upon orders issued by Manager L. D. Palmer, of the Orange-co. Fruit Exchange, and Manager King of the Northern Orange-co. Fruit Exchange. The oranges either will be passed out to visitors at Santa Ana headquarters of given out at one of the ball games between big league teams. The latter method is preferred, if arrangements can be made with the management of a baseball park. Three thousand feet of moving pictures films will be run at some point in Chicago, probably at the Morrison hotel. MOVE TO NEW HOME; OLD ONE BURNS UP The R. C. Davis family is occupying their recently built home at $25 Wilhelmina-st., although it is unfinished, because of the destruction by fire of their home on Ball-rd. Mrs. Davis and her mother in law, Mrs. C. M. Davis, were in a nearby yard gathering berries. Mrs. Davis, senior, returned to look after some fruit left cooking, and when she opened the front door was met by a dense smoke. Calling for aid, she attempted to carry out some furnishings, but in the confusion caused by the smoke, this was impossible. Neighbors came immediately but were able to get out only a little clothing and a very few other articles. It is understood the house was insured. The origin of the fire is not known altho it may have been caused by fruit left on the stove boiling over and starting a blaze. If it's from Witman's it's good! SANTA ANA WILL GO The Santa Ana an incorporated borough formalization poration were to Charles D. Swanage from the diary sale by the P.O. 7,67 acres of group of Santiago creee Commerce has been directors of the board present the organ property. Incorporate that the company land. The chamber with the install auto camping great plans already improvement at tory to starting NEED MEN AT BOY A call for men work at the Boy on the Bixby rancher. Work is to be afternoon and all day Satu. There will be groups of workers get the camp intoday is particularly there are a nummen who are bad done before Saturday. "Bring along a hammer or tools," is the wo- lumber is to camp ground too will have to be the way cleared for a road to tha Third-st., opposite Birch park, a roaring season was held last night. Commissioner of Police J. W. Tubbs stated today that he would instruct City Marshall Jernigan to oust the organization this afternoon. "We are determined to put a stop to it," said Tubbs. "Persons living in the vicinity of the tent can be assured that the racket will not occur rain." City Marshal Jernigan said that he is of the opinion that any ejection would have to be taken by City Health Officer Chandler. The leader of the band violated a gentleman's agreement whereby he was have one person quartered in the tilt" said Jernigan. "Instead of one we have been a dozen living in the place. Unsanitary conditions as well loud noises caused the city council to revoke the permit." REALTY DELEGATES LEAVE FOR CHICAGO Full of enthusiasm and supported by thousands of pieces of literature and a vast fund of information, the five delegates from the Santa Ana reality board to the national convention of realtors at Chicago, led yesterday with visions of bringing Orange-co. to the attention of thousands of residents and visitors in Chicago during the period of the convention. The delegates are Everett A. White, Linn L. Shaw, H. E. Fisher, and Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Pope. The Santa Anans are real boosters and have developed, for advertising this section, plans that are certain of producing results. 20 boxes of oranges donated by C. C. Chapman were taken on the train and it was planned to present the governors of Utah and Colorado with one box each, with possibility of making similar advertising. 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Phone 405. 114 East THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA SANTA ANA GUARDS WILL GO INTO CAMP The Santa Ana C. of C. is to become an incorporated body. Legal formalities looking to incorporation were today in the hands of Charles D. Swanner, following instruction from the directors at a meeting. Sale by the Pacific Electric of the 7.67 acres of ground on the south bank of Santiago creek to the Chamber of Commerce has been confirmed by the directors of the railway company. The directors of the local body find that at present the organization cannot hold property. Incorporation is proposed so that the company may buy and hold land. The chamber will proceed at once with the installation of a first-class auto camping ground on the tract and plans are already being developed for improvement at the grounds preparatory to starting building operations. NEED MEN TO WORK AT BOY SCOUT CAMP A call for men and husky boys, to work at the Boy Scout summer camp on the Bixby ranch, was issued today. Work is to be concentrated into an afternoon and a day—this afternoon and all day Saturday. There will be other days when groups of workers will be needed to get the camp into shape, but the call today is particularly pressing because there are a number of things that the men who are backing the camp want done before Saturday night. "Bring along a shovel, an ax, a saw, a hammer or some other carpentry tools," is the word that goes out. Lumber is to be delivered on the camp ground today. Some road work will have to be done in order to get the way cleared for the trucks and for a road to the camp for future use. It is planned to start the cookhouse Saturday and finish it Saturday. The camp is located on the banks of the Santiago creek at a point two miles below the county park. Witman, Eyewight Specialist. A. NELSON BEAN DEALER Buena Park Phone—Anakeim 762-J-8 —Fullerton 175-R-1 AS CLEAN AS CLEAN CAN BE If you serve White Lily Bakery products you can rest assured that they are clean. Hot weather makes us increase our vigilance against insects and unsanitary conditions. Modern equipment, baking in the cool of the night and constant care in the shops — are some of the aids in giving you the purest and best on the market. Insist that your grocer give you White Lily Bread It's the only way to keep out foreign bread. Day Specials 25c 25c e, per lb. 30c x, per can 10c ned Beef 25c Inston's grocery: We Deliver STORES QUALITY GROCERIES SOTHERN CALIFORNIA — 75 DA Fresh Every Morning 24c lb. rine At all Rock Bottom Stores 10c 75c Modern equipment, baking in the cool of the night and constant care in the shops—are some of the aids in giving you the purest and best on the market. Insist that your grocer give you White Lily Bread It's the only way to keep out foreign bread. DRESSERS WHITE LILY BAKERY 807 W. Center St., Anaheim Buy White Lily Bread at the Bakery or at Your Grocer. Eastern Corn, 2 cans Pineapple— No. 1, 16c; No. 2, 20c; N Grated or Slice Country Gentlemen Corn 2 cans Jelly and 6-ounce Jelly 6 and 8 oz. Jam, all flavors ... 85 Specials Val The following items are real PREMIER SALAD DRESSING While the appetite demands a lighter, finer food for summer weather, we recommend Premier. It adds that touch of daintiness to all salads. Large bottle 35c BIXBY'S SHU-WHITE A practical dressing for white canvas, buck or suede shoes. A good cleaner, easily applied—leaves that soft, velvety finish. Two bottles 25c Morning 24c lb. At all Rock Bottom Stores 10c 75c 2 for 25c 15c 10c $1.08 $1.56 doz. 40c 37c 28c 15c 15c up yourself. ulated soap for fine fabrics —with or without a washing every household use. c; Large Economy pkg., 50c 405. 114 East Center St. PREMIER SALAD DRESSING While the appetite demands a lighter, finer food for summer weather, we recommend Premier. It adds that touch of daintiness to all salads. Large bottle 35c BIXBY'S SHU-WHITE A practical dressing for white canvas, buck or suede shoes. A good cleaner, easily applied —leaves that soft, velvety finish. Two bottles 25c JELLO A few assorted flavors on the shelf will solve the problem — "What shall we have for dessert?" 9c—Doz. $1.08 BALL MASON FRUIT JARS Have you enough jars on hand to preserve your winter's fruit supply? Pt. 90c, Qt. $1.08 ½ Gal. $1.56 FOLGER'S EXTRACT Lemon and Vanilla — These high grade flavoring extracts are good values at the special prices quoted. 2 oz. bottle 25c CHAFFEE'S LEMON EXTRACT An extract of highly flavored quality at a very good buy. 2 oz. bottle 25c HONDURAS NO. 1 HEAD RICE Considered the finest Head Rice grown. Rice lends itself very well to preparation of dainty summer dishes. 5 lbs. 39c ORANGE JUICE EXTRACTORS Made in heavy glass. Thoroughly extracts the juice from the fruit. Operation very simple. A handy addition to your kitchen equipment. 17c each Chaffees WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT SATURDAY from Kitchens to the Kitchen 168 West Center Street, Anaheim Try our Special Blend Coffee, lb. 35c; 3 lbs. $1.00 REE saturday only One large size can Rex Pork and Beans with every four large cans purchased at ... 75c 45c 5c 25c 100 Lbs. Sugar $6.40 FRUIT JARS Pints 95c Quarts $1.10 Best Jar Rubbers, 3 dozen 25c Fancy Bacon, while it lasts, pound 35c Milo Maize, 100 lbs. $2.50 Heavy Bran, $1.85 Corn, 25c Apple—16c; No. 2, 20c; No. 2½, 25c Grated or Sliced Gentlemen Corn, 35c Holly and Jam 12c 85c, $1.00 All flavors Phaffees WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT Deals of Extra Value Items are real specials in the grocery line Y'S SHU-WHITE rractical dressing white canvas, buck ode shoes. A good er, casily applied ves that soft, velfinish. WESSON OIL For summer frying— easily handled — it pours. Use Wesson oil for all cooking and baking and salad dressing making. Pt. 25c, Qt. 46c ½ Gal. 86c 1 Gal. $1.65 OLD DUTCH CLEANSER Buy this. "Kitchen Favorite" by the dozen. Old Dutch gets the dirt—it thoroughly cleans. 9c—Doz. $1.08 WESSON OIL For summer frying—easily handled — it pours. Use Wesson oil for all cooking and baking and salad dressing making. Pt. 25c, Qt. 46c ½ Gal. 86c 1 Gal. $1.65 OLD DUTCH CLEANSER Buy this. "Kitchen Favorite" by the dozen. Old Dutch gets the dirt—it thoroughly cleans. 9c—Doz. $1.08 LIQUID VENEER Preserve that polished surface by the regular use of this highly successful furniture polish. 4 oz. 15c, 12 oz. 30s 32 oz. 85c "HELLO BILLS" A confection. A delicious chew wrapped in paraffin paper colored in the Elks' colors. Buy a couple of lbs. Pound 23c LUNCHEON HADDIES White flaky meat — tasty and appetizing and an appropriate item for the picnic or camping party. 3 tins 25c LIPTON'S TEA Pleasantly satisfying in the cup, and when iced it makes a stimulating summer beverage. Half pound tin 35c ACME BEVERAGE Add zest to the evening meal. A bottle around of Acme Beverage will do it. 3 bottles 25c dozen $1.00 (A deposit required on all bottles.) VAN CAMP'S BEANS On the mountain trail, in the camps or temptingly served at the picnic lunch — Van Camp's complete meal. 10c, Doz. $1.20 15c, Doz. $1.75 25c, Doz. $2.90 127 West Center Street Anaheim, California