oc-plain-dealer 1921-08-01

Society: Clubs: Lodges: Churches CELEBRATE 5TH ANNIVERSARY Little Miss Kathleen Sheridan, aughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo. J. heridan, had a birthday anniversary Saturday, and to properly celebrate attaining the dignified age of five years, Miss Kathleen invited in merry party of friends for a trolicchildren's games on the lawn, under the direction of Miss Vada Wilber, house guest of the Sheridans', were layed until 5 o'clock, when they ere invited into the dining room. There was the prettiest pink and table all fixed up just as little folks like it. Little basket in the inty colors were given as favors, the birthday cake was a delight to the little guests as well as to the onoree, all done in pink and white and bearing five pink candles. Kathen blew out the candles, and with me assistance, cut the cake. Ices are served, also, and the party was of the jolliest kind. She received any pretty remembrances of the ocsion. Playmates enjoying the party were ary Ellen and John Truxaw, Jaquen Rust, Elizabeth Ann Carroll, Jesse Fallis, Gerald Olmstead, Vivian off, Olive Poyer, William Dolan, liliana McFadden and Ralph Bixler, d the little honoree, Kathleen Sherann. EBELL MEMBERS! You are requested to call at J. Lyon's office, 111 N. Los Angest, for your tickets to sell for the big picnic and dance at Orangepark on Thursday evening, Augh. Let all help make this party success. PICNIC AT BIXBY PARK A congenial party of friends, many them from Arizona, gathered yeaday at Bixby Park for a picnic diner and a visit together. They were W. C. Miller family, Mr. and Mrs. orge B. Milley, Mr. and Mrs. Morw of Camp Verde, Mr. and Mrs. C. Cherry of Santa Ana, Mr. and Mrs. agers and family of Los Angeles, and Elmer Monroe of Graham station. auto drive about Long Beach committed the day's pleasure. BACK FROM NORTHERN TRIP Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Zitzmann, who have been making a tour of the north, arrived home yesterday after a three weeks' absence. They went from Los Angeles to Seattle by boat, and in San Francisco were very happy to meet L. P. Weber and party, who were on their way to Alaska. Miss Byam was also on the same boat with the Zitsmanns. Their return trip was made by train and they arrived home feeling fine, having had a delightful journey, but feeling sure, also, that there is no place like Annaelm. ENJOYS MEXICO CITY TRIP A letter from Miss Loly, received by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Loly, tells of greatly enjoying her stay in Mexico City. She, in company with four other teachers, will remain there until about Sept. 10, returning in time to assume their duffles as instructors in the Pasadena schools. PACKING HOUSE VISITORS Visitors at the Orange and Lemon Assn., packing house yesterday included Wm. J. Kupper, Kansas City; Mrs. J. A. Bard, Hollywood; Mrs. E. B. Whittier, Los Angeles; Mrs. H. F. Small, St. Louis; Ida M. Martin, Los Angeles; Meta Small, St. Louis; H. T. Small, St. Louis. G.A.R.BEAN DAY AUG.9. A delegation of Orange-co members of the Grand Army of the Republic and Woman's Relief Corps will attend the bean day exercises at the encampment in Santa Monica canyon, Aug. 9. It is planned to remain over for the "Pay Night" entertainment in the evening. Those making the trip are requested to take their lunches. Mr. Maxwell of the Johnson-Maxwell Auto Paint Shop, who has been ill for several weeks, is slowly showing improvement. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stark and famly were Sunday guests of friends in Alhambra. Dr. and Mrs.J. Corona yesterday visiting John Walp. Mrs.Nera Crowle friends spent Sunda Beach. Mrs.Horace Ber Miss Wadsworth, the week-end. Mr. and Mrs.A.Best who are traveling and Novada write just left Yosemite. Mrs.W.F.Bone and Mrs.Akerman from Seal Beach vacation spent there. Mr. and Mrs.A.I. and Mrs.J.P.Bra day at Anahelm La. Mrs.I.Young and Irma,motored day. Mr. and Mrs.E.Mr. and Mrs.Male at Santa Monica yet. Mr. and Mrs.A.their visitor,Mrs.New Hampshire spee... guna. Dr. and Mrs.H.Der Josephine,spee... the doctor's sister, of Long Beach. Mr.W.E.Alexan day at Santa Monica. Dr. and Mrs.H.sephine were in Lon... on a business and... Mrs.W.E.Alexan Colo., for two mo... mother and sister, City PICNIC AT BIXBY PARK A congenial party of friends, many them from Arizona, gathered yearday at Bixby Park for a picnic dinner and a visit together. They were W. C. Miller family, Mr. and Mrs.orge B. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Morrow of Camp Verde, Mr. and Mrs. C. Cherry of Santa Ana, Mr. and Mrs. Jagers and family of Los Angeles, Elmer Monroe of Graham station, auto drive about Long Beach cometed the day's pleasure. MERRY PICNIC AT BEACH Seal Beach was the scene of a gay he yesterday when about 30 or more ends gathered together for a picnic. Everyone took their basket and her the big dinner was over theynt bathing. About 7:30 they all sorned to the home of Mr. and Mrs. ed F. Mitchell where they ended the with music and had ice cream and co. The participants in the happy he were Mr. and Mrs. Fred F. Mitell and family,Mr. and Mrs.Land,Mr. and Mrs.Sorenson,Mrs.Ald of Salt Lake City,Mr. and Mrs.Derken,Mr. and Mrs.A.Nelson family,of Whittier,Mr.W.AllenWhittier,Mr. and Mrs.J.J.Magan,Mr. and Mrs.H.Kennedy,Mr.B.Anada,Mr.John Burg and friend, Maurice Mitchell of San Francisco Mrs.Nash Lankershein. PUBLIC HEALTH MEETING The Public Health executive committee will meet Tuesday afternoon three o'clock at the city hall. A attendance is desired as important business is to come before theoting. ANAHEIMERS AT CONVENTION The state convention of So.Cal Christian churches opened this morning in Long Beach for a week's session. Among the principal speakers Rev.C.S.Medbury,of Des Molnes,va. one of the most able talkers on the ministry in the middle west; H.O.Breeden:George W.Brews-Jr.,superintendent of missions of Cal.,and Mrs.Eva N.Dye, secretary of educational life service.Satay will be young peoples' day when program will be given entirely to m. v.Loren Howe,Mr. and Mrs.A.Markel, Mrs.Poling and others attended the opening day program,and any from the Christian church in aheim will attend several of the sessions. LEBRATE 9TH ANNIVERSARY A "pink party" marked the ninth birthday anniversary of little Miss llen Maxwell Saturday afternoon when a number of her friends rebounded to invitation from her mother and herself to help her celebrate. Pink decorations in the homes and a big birthday cake decided in pink candles and pink ges was the piece de resistance in refreshments served after the times of the afternoon were over.Among the many gifts she receiv- MUST HAVE CHRIST'S MIND, SAYS BLAKELEY "For who hath known the mind of the Lord that he may instruct him. But we have the mind of Christ," from the third chapter of 1 Corr was the subject of Rev.Jesse N.Blakely,pastor of the Church of the Lord.at the Holiness Mission in Placentia yesterday morning. "The animal man or the carnal mind cannot communicate that heavenly wisdom with which he is unacquainted," said Rev.Blaakeley."It is foolishness to him,because it is spiritual and he is carnal. He is of this world,therefore he sees the things of this world,but the things of God are hidden from him.Neither can he understand them,because they are spiritually discerned.But Paul says,Howbelt,we speak wisdom among them that are perfect because they have spiritual discernment.The world has not this wisdom.Neither can it know it.但we have the mind of Christ. Rev.Blaakeley preached in the afternoon at his residence,511 N.Olive-st.on "Go ye into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature,and he that believeth and is baptised shall be saved and he that believeth not shall be damned. Rev.Messenger preached at the evening service in Placentia on"We live by faith and not by sight." TO FACE TRIAL ON SHOOTING CHARGE LOS ANGELES,Aug.1—Mrs.Gertrude Malmberg,charged with having fired a shot at Attorney Walter E.Smith,was today scheduled to go on trial in Superior Judge Houser's court at the conclusion of the trial of Erie Mullicane,alleged baby slayer. CHICHESTE THE DIA New Hampahire speguna. Dr. and Mrs.H.Deter.Josephine,spegthe doctor's sister.of Long Beach. W.W.Elexan day at Santa Monica. Dr. and Mrs.H.sephine were in Lon on a business and. Mrs.W.Elexan Colo.for two moor mother and sister. Mr. and Mrs.U.daughter,Miss Cop Houseley spent yoBeach. Mr. and Mrs.D.Mr.and Mrs.Edward Edward Jr.,and Mrbert Anderson were visitors yesterday. Mr.Gene Thomasa Balbona visitor yeeMrs.A.G.FlingMiriam spent yesterdayMiss Doris LeeBalboa visitors SunMr.C.L.Hendspent yesterday atBill Taggart andBalboa yesterday. Mr.and Mrs.W.daughter Margarettheir home in FreesMr.and Mrs.MaxMiss Mildred W.Miss Kathleen Tuckspent the week-endMiss Edna Schultefriends spent yesterdayCharlie Limer spent bon.Misses LoynetteHand Mcars,Levitt F.rich spent yesterdayMiss Kathleen Londoformally off Sunday at BalbonMr.Jimmie Boydthe day Sunday.Don't forget theand dance at Oran CELEBRATE 60TH ANNIVERSARY A "pink party" marked the ninth birthday anniversary of little Miss Allen Maxwell Saturday afternoon when a number of her friends responded to invitation from her mother and herself to help her celebrate. Pink decorations in the rooms and a big birthday cake declared in pink candles and pinkies was the piece de resistance in refreshments served after the times of the afternoon were over. Among the many gifts she received was a cablegram from her uncle South America, containing birth congratulations. Her guests are the Misses De Rose, Hill, Beeks and Charles Hill, Henry Jung and Dr. Van DeVere. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included Alfred Green, Pittsburg, Pa.; D. C. Thompson, Detroit; Miss Maxim Hixley, Portland, N.; Harry C. Bycroft, Gillespie; R. F. Halley, Los Angeles; F. Salnaw, Los Angeles; W. H. Walte, U.S. N.; G. L. Karns, U.S. N.; N. Hester, Huntington Beach; theesses Carter and Boyce, Pomona; Amnet Carter, Pomona; P. Stewart, Pomona. MARRIAGE LICENSES Ellsworth G. Skinner, 24, and Mary E. Trapp, 19, both of Santa Ana. High Test GAS High Grade Eastern & Western Oils Goodrich Tires, Tubes and Accessories 5-Point Service Station Corner W. Center and West Street H. E. ABPLANALP Proprietor "MY BOY," Philosophe you want to rehigh places, we traveling clothes And that's just the line o' talk we'd like over to you about our clothes. High grade clothes that'll allow you to in the highest kind o' society without owing ogies for your garments. Let's show you some surprisingly good from— $30 to $50 Kustiner's 150 West Center St., Ana THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA City Briefs Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Utter were in Corona yesterday, the guests of the P.L. Longworth family. Dr. Henry Delirich, child's specialist, of Los Angeles, was in Anaheim Saturday on professional business. Miss Ella Atkins attended the Seven Day Adventist camp meeting at Alhambra Saturday and Sunday. Miss Marjorie Atkins came home on Friday from the summer school she has been attending near San Francisco. Miss Nannie Gumbill was in Newport yesterday visiting her friend, Mrs John Walpz. Mrs. Nora Crowley and family with friends spent Sunday at Huntington Beach. Mrs. Horace Benjamin entertained Miss Wadsworth, of Pasadena, over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. A. Bevillard and children who are traveling thru Washington and Nevada write that they have just left Yosemite for Nevada. Mr. and Mrs. A. Kahl and Dr. and Mrs. J. P. Brastad spent yesterday at Anaheim Landing. Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Dahl and Dr. and Mrs. J. P. Brastad spent yesterday at Anaheim Landing. Mr. L. Young and daughters, Iva and Irma, motored to Balboa yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Chalmers, and Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Fraser were at Santa Monica yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Bennett and their visitor, Mrs Kate Lombarb of New Hampshire spent Saturday at Laguna. Dr. and Mrs. H. D. Cook and daughter, Josephine, spent yesterday with the doctor's sister, Mrs J. J. Shuey of Long Beach. Mr. W. E. Alexander spent yesterday at Santa Monica. Dr. and Mrs. H. D. Cook and Josephine were in Los Angeles Friday on a business and pleasure trip. Mrs. W. E. Alexander is in Denver, Colo., for two months, visiting her mother and sister. 4. Supper will be served at 6:30 Spanish beans and coffee will be served by the club ladies. Bring anything else you like. Also bring plate, cup and silver. Irna Chandler, Bill Arnet, Dale Bell, and Perry Smith spent yesterday at Balboa. Miss Lydia Davis and Miss Betty West spent the week-end at Catalina. Miss Fanny Dunton of Los Angeles spent the week-end with her brother, Mr. W. B. Dunton. Mrs. C. C. Randall and children have returned from a month's vacation at Newport. Mrs. A. D. Erickson, with children, a spending ten days with her mother at San Diego. H. P. Tohla and family motored to Manhattan Beach and Glendale Sunday. Miss Celina Gilbert, of Paso Robles, grandmother of Mrs. H. LaRue, and Mrs. Ruth McAllister, great aunt of Mrs. LaRue, from Abingdon, Ill., have been visiting for a week at the LaRue home in Cypress. Ralph LaRue and Harry and Ed Selms are arranging to resume their college work at Berkeley, leaving to enter August 10. Mr. and Mrs. Merril Hunt and Miss Ruth Winters and Herbert Hunt leave today for Big Bear for a two weeks' outing. The Lucas family passed Sunday at Seal Beach. Mrs. Cary Cawthorn and baby daughter have returned to their home in Cypress from the Anaheim sanctarium. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Lucas have moved from Cypress to Eucena Park to make their future home. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gotterba have moved from Olinda to the George Clothier place to take charge of the ranch for the coming year. Mr. and Mrs. W. Hunt, of Cypress, recently purchased a home in Fullerton and with Mrs Jones have moved to that city, Mrs Merrill will occupy the house vacated by the Hunt family. Miss Vada Wilbur of Los Angeles was the guest of Mrs Leo J. Sheridan Saturday. Miss Irene Plank, of Columbus, Ohio, who is passing two months in Pasadena with friends and relatives, was the guest yesterday, of her friend. Mrs. B. J. Dresser has returned from a three months visit in Portland. Mr. Dresser and daughter went to Los Angeles to meet her Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Zitzmann arrived home yesterday after a delightful three weeks' trip thru Oregon, Washington and No. Cal. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Muckenthaler, of Fullerton, and Miss Helen Smith and Lawrence Muckenthaler went to San Gabriel yesterday to attend the "Pagrant of San Gabriel." They attended a theatre in Los Angeles in the evening. Walter V. Coram, Earl Steindman, and Harry Carroll have returned from Yosemite. W.J.Ellott left this morning over the Santa Fe for Minneapolis. Rev.E.A.Lacour left this morning over the Southern Pacific for Oscaloa, Iowa. Mr. and Mrs.S.F.Willard spent yesterday visiting friends in Los Angeles. H.A.Neff and wife will leave today over the S.P.for Connorsville,Ohio.Herman Seindler has returned from Redondo Beach.Ed Schleuter spent yesterday at Balboa Beach.Elmer Bowers spent Sunday in Redlands.Mr和 Mrs.Hubert Galloway and two children and Berte Horton and wife and daughter, of El Monte, visited yesterday with Mr.J.E Stewart of the Hubbard apts.H.D.Akerman and wife and daughter went to Huntington Beach yesterday.Miss Hazel Hawley, who is in charge of a mission in San Pedro was a weekend guest of her parents,Mr和 Mrs.H.A.Hawley.Miss Hawley had planned a vacation beginning this week but has postponed it for two weeks on account of special meetings starting this week.Mr和 Mrs.H.G.Arraybald moved into their new home in the apartments at 239 N.Lemon today.Ben Dancer and family,Frank Baum and family and Mr.,and Mrs.R.W.Ernest, all of whom have been on vacation trips,met in Big Basin park and had a short visit together.The their visitor, Mrs Kate Lombarb of New Hamphire spent Saturday at Laguna. Dr. and Mrs. H. D. Cook and daughter, Josephine, spent yesterday with the doctor's sister, Mrs. J. J. Shuey of Long Beach. Mr. W. E. Alexander spent yesterday at Santa Monica. Dr. and Mrs. H. D. Cook and Josephine were in Los Angeles Friday on a business and pleasure trip. Mrs. W. E. Alexander is in Denver Colo., for two months, visiting her mother and sister. Mr. and Mrs. U. S. Amack and daughter, Miss Coy, and Miss Nell Housley spent yesterday at Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Anderson and Edward Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Anderson were Huntington Beach visitors yesterday. Mr. Gene Thomas of Santa Ana was a Balbon visitor yesterday. Mrs. A.' G. Flagg and daughter, Miriam spent yesterday at Balboa. Miss Doris Lee and friends were Balboa visitors Sunday. Mr. G. L. Hend and daughter, Gladys, spent yesterday at Balboa. Bill Taggart and Al Clayes were in Balboa yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. William Junge and daughter Margaret left Saturday for their home in Fresno after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Max Junge. Miss Mildred White, of Fullerton, Miss Kathleen Tucker, of Santa Ana, spent the week-end at Balboa. Miss Edna Schuile of Fullerton, with friends spent yesterday at Balboa. Charlie Limer spent yesterday at Balboa. Misses Loynette Ruele, Gay Cook and Measra, Levitt Ford and Leo Doldrich spent yesterday at Balboa. Miss Kathleen Lymburner of Redondo, formerly of Anaheim spent Sunday at Balboa. Mr. Jimmie Boyd was at Balboa for the day Sunday. Don't forget the Ebell club plenice and dance at Orange-co, park Aug. CHICHESTER S PILLS THE DIAMOND BRAND Tried out Ask your Drugger for Chichester S Pillls in Red and gold metallic boxes, sealed with Blue Rubber. Take one other Bitter Drugger for Chichester S Pillls in Diamond Brand Pills, for 80 years known as Best, Safest, Always Reliable SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE When on your vacation look up the Rock Bottom Huntington Beach, Newport. 75 Money- ROCK BOTTON Mason Fruit Special FEDERAL BRAND These prices reprences prices, and are fojar—not in the samPints, Per Doz. Quarts, Per Doz, 1-2 Gals,, Per Doz Above H Tues "MY BOY," said the Philosopher, "if you want to reach the high places, wear your traveling clothes." That'll allow you to travel society without owing apoluits. Surprisingly good suits to $50 FEDERAL BRAND EVAPORATED MILK Through a special advertising arrangement, we are offering a large can of Federal Standard Grade Evaporated Milk and 1 lb. of R. B. Package Coffee (regular price 40c) for 45c Paxton Brand Sweet Corn, 2 for... 25c R. B. Sweet Peas, 2 for... 25c R. B. Milk Bread, 24-oz. loaf 10c Libby's Hot Sauce, 11-oz. 5c R. B. Solid Pack Tomatoes, 2½s 15c Dinewate Black Tea, special 25c Large or Small White Beans, 5 pounds for... 30c Pink Beans, 3 lbs. for... 28c California-Jap Style Rice, 3 lbs. for... 18c Fancy Southern Head Rice, 3 lbs. for... 24c 5 lbs. for 40c Taylor's Beef Tamales ...15c Taylor's Chicken Tamales ...17c Taylor's Enchiladas ...15c Taylor's Chili Con Carne ...12½c We Deliver Free All Orders Over $5.00. grandmother during visit in Portland daughter went to her Saturday. cernest Zitzmann arday after a delight trip thru Oregon, Cal. M. Muckenthaler, Miss Helen Smithckenthaler went to day to attend the Gabriel." They at Los Angeles in Earl Stendman, have returned from this morning over Minneapolis. our left this mora-southern Pacific. for F. Willard spent friends in Los An-life will leave today Connorsville, Ohio has returned from yesterday at Balbox for a camping trip. Mr. Hathaway and Mrs. Canby joined them for the week-end, all returning last evening. Mr. and Mrs. Forbes of Cypress and Mrs. Gilbert drove to Huntington Beach to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Roson Lovett, cousins of Mrs. Gilbert. Miss Dora Stewart was the guest of her mother, Mrs. Stewart, in Capitrano Hot Springs over the weekend. She was accompanied by Italph Scalley. Miss Thelma Dugan, of Long Beach, is visiting with her friends in the Cypress neighborhood this week. Mr. and Mrs. Dugan have sold their home in Long Beach and will go to Lynwood to remain about a month, while looking up a new location. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Mauerhan and family have returned from Long Beach where they have been vacationing. Mr. and Mrs. William Trapp, Jr., and children, and Mrs. Trapp's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John D. Kalen, have returned from a vacation spent at Big Bear. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Kidd and children and Mr. Vivian, brother of Mrs. Kidd, returned Sunday from Redondo Beach where they had enjoyed an outing. The L. D. Helmer family passed Sunday in Orange with relatives. Miss Hortense Grube, of Milwaukee, Wis., was the guest for two days of Mrs. W. F. Junge. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Junge and their guest, Miss Grube, and Mr and Mrs. Otto Rees enjoyed a day at Laguna Beach yesterday. MILK Quart 15c—Pint 8c 4 p.m. Delivery All cows tubercular tested. Small herd of cows carefully tended. Anaheim Sanitary Dairy Phone 268-M White Shoe Sale $2.48 —White Fabric Ox-fords with leather soles. They're cool and comfortable. You may have either military or sport heels. Specially priced —White Fabric Ox-fords with leather soles. They're cool and comfortable. You may have either military or sport heels. Specially priced $2.48 Kafateria Shoe Store 109 W. Center St. Anaheim up, the Rock Bottom Stores at Venice, Santa Monica, Balboa, port. 75 Money-Saving Stores in Southern California. BOTTOM STORES QUALITY GROCERIES Fruit Jar Specials These prices represent a flat saving of 10% under our regular prices, and are for the Drey Perfect WHITE GLASS Mason jar—not in the same class with the ordinary Blue Glass jar. Pints, Per Doz. Cut to . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86c Quarts, Per Doz. Cut to . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96c 1-2 Gals., Per Doz. Cut to $1.40 Above Prices Good for Three Days Only— Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Pints, Per Doz. Cut to 80c Quarts, Per Doz. Cut to 96c 1-2 Gals., Per Doz. Cut to $1.40 Above Prices Good for Three Days Only— Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Peanut Butter Special Regular Price 20c lb. 10c lb. in bulk. Regular price 20c lb. Just the thing for the Picnic Sandwich or the noonday lunch. Manufactured in our own plant and comes to you fresh and clean. TUES., WED. AND THURS. ONLY Lovepoint Oysters 5 oz. Tin . . . 2 for 25c 10 oz. Tin . . . 25c Regular price 15c for the 5-oz size and 30c for the 10-oz. Makes a delicious hot weather dish as a substitute for fresh meals. TUES., WED. AND THURS. ONLY Small White or ... 30c is, Jap Style Rice, Northern Head Rice, os. for 40c R. B. Standard Apricots, 2 for ... 35c Khaki Apricots, No. 2½ size, 2 for... 25c Cock O'Walk Cherries, 2 for ... 45c White Honey, 20-oz. jars ... 35c Amber Honey, 20-oz. jars ... 25c Glen Rosa Berry Jams 40c, 50c R. B. Pink Salmon (talls) ... 10c Gulf Main Shrimp ... 20c Polar White Soap, 6 for ... 25c Ben Hur Soap, 5 bars for ... 25c Mermaid Queen Soap, 5 for ... 25c R. B. Assorted Cookies, 2 doz. ... 25c Eureka Malt Syrup (2½ lbs.) ... 65c Eureka Hops, 3 oz. pkg. ... 20c Eureka Malt and Hops Syrup (5 gal. combination) ... 90c