oc-plain-dealer 1921-11-11

ROUND TABLE CLUB WILL MEET NOV. 16 PLACENTIA, Nov. 11—The regular meeting of the Round Table club Wednesday, Nov. 16th, has been postponed to Wednesday, Nov. 23rd. The district federation will meet in Santa Ana from the 15th to the 18th. The 18th the Northern Orange-co clubs are entertaining the visitors with a dinner and luncheon at the Fullerion cafeteria. The president requests every club member to attend the federation if possible. The Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian church will meet Sunday evening, Nov. 13th at 4:45 in the basement of the church. A fellowship meeting will be enjoyed until 5:45 when Rev. Stanley H. Bailer of Santa Ann will have charge of the C.E. meeting. Rev. Bailer is partorial counsellor for the County C.E. Union and the local Endeavorers consider it a real treat to have him present. Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Lillie, Mr. and Mrs. Green, Mr. and Mrs. Jos Tayles and son Harold, Mr. Moss, Mrs. C.A. Puller Mrs. E. Payton and Mrs. Barnhill were in Los Angeles Sunday afternoon to hear Dr. Tory who has just returned from China, talk on "The Needs of China" in the Bible Institute auditorium. Mrs. L. A. Riddlebarger was hostess to the Better Mothers' club at her home Thursday of last week. The house was prettily decorated with pink roses. Mrs. Frank Hill presided in Mrs. Bradford's absence. Mrs. Hill gave an interesting report of the Community Council meeting which was held at the home of Mrs. Scott. It was moved that the Better Mothers' club co-operate with this movement. The program committee provided many useful and interesting Christmas suggestions, Mrs. Howerton rendered two vocal solos entitled, "When There Is Love in the Home," and "Sweet Heather." The club adopted the plan of each member earning a dollar and make a report of how she earned it to help swell the Xmas fund. The Richfield Union Sunday school class has reorganized with Mrs. Vetherby as the new superintendent. The first Sunday they met with the super-intendent with 26 present, Mr. Scott at Richfield has promised a lot for a chuch, Sabbath school is at 3 o'clock every Sunday afternoon. Prayer meeting-Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock. Both meetings are at the home of Mrs. Vetherby until further notice. A hearty invitation is extended to all Richfield SOCIETY FUTURE BRIDE IS COMPLIMENTED BY CHAT 'N SEAU CLUB At the regular meeting of the Chat 'n Seau club last evening, with the Misses Evelyn and Lilian Degrysse, Miss Valle Pember was victim of a cleverly arranged miscellaneous surprise shower. Sisters of the honoree, Miss Esther Pember and Mrs. Arthur Kemper had been invited there to spend the evening and when they arrived via the back door, long after the other guests came, they were accompanied to the parlor by Miss Lillian Degrysse, who carried a basket containing the pretty presents and presented it to Miss Pember, so she had three surprises. The remainder of the evening was spent in doing fancy work and talking about different affairs. Late in the evening the guests were seated about the dining table, trimmed with autumn favors and flowers, where a tamale supper was served. Miss Pember is soon to become the bride of Lloyd Shrode and this was the incentive for the shower. She received many pretty gifts which will be very useful to her in her new home. Seated at the table were the Mesdames H.K. Boyd, Fred Scott, Gus Prescott, Norbert Anderson, Welcome M.Ward, Arthur Kemper, the Misses Esther Pember, Viola Elliott, the honoree, Miss Valle Pember and the hostesses Misses Evelyn and Lillian Degrysse. EUCHRE IS AFTERNOON'S GAME Mrs. Fred, Rimpau was hostess yesterday to the Euchre club, and an unusually pleasant while over the interesting game was passed. The rooms were most gay and fragrant with red and white roses and chrysanthemums in the same color combination. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Lyburger for highest score, to Mrs.A.Rimpau for next highest, and to Mrs.Dwyer, consolation. Twenty ladies played, and refreshments at 4:30 were served upon the five tables, which were fittingly arrayed for the service. Among the players was Mrs.B.J.Dresser the guest of the club. A-1, 49-lb. Gold Buck Good Clean Chicken W MRS. FRED. RIMPAU was hostess yesterday to the Euchre club, and an unusually pleasant while over the interesting game was passed. The rooms were most gay and fragrant with red and white roses and chrysanthemums in the same color combination. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Ly burger for highest score, to Mrs. A. Rimpau for next highest, and to Mrs. Dwyer, consolation. Twenty ladies played, and refreshments at 4:30 were served upon the five tables, which were fittingly arrayed for the service. Among the players was Mrs. B. J. Dresser, the guest of the club. MARTENETS ENTERTAN CLUB The Thursday Evening Five Hundred was entertained last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Martenet at their home on S. Los Angeles street. At the end of the game prizes were awarded to Mrs. Erickson and Mr. Kroeger and Mrs. Tausch and Mr. Brus. A very delicious luncheon was served from the card tables in the wee mora' hours of the morning. Playing last evening were the Messrs and Mesdames A. Erickson, L. Z. Kroeger, E. E. Brus, W. H. Houts, F. Tausch, A. Nowatny, J. E. Baker and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Martenet. J. E. WALTER CO. INCORPORATES Filing a certified copy of articles of incorporation for the J. E. Walter company, organized to conduct a garage and machine shop at Anaheim, revealed today that the concern is capitalized at $200,000, and that the directors are J. E. Walter, Winifred Walter and T. L. DeCrew. The certified copy of articles was received at the county clerk's office of the secretary of state. MUCH BUILDING IN S.A. Two hundred and thirty-six residences and ten apartment houses have been erected in Santa Ana at a cost of $724,145.25 since June 1, according to records at the office of William S. Decker, city building inspector. Witman, Eyesight Specialist. Austin's for pinots and Grafanolas. Dr. J. W. Truxaw, Golden State Bank Bldg., Phone 341-J. Advance Sale SMOKING STANDS There is no one who smokes but SMOKING STANDS There is no one who smokes but will appreciate a smoking stand as a Xmas gift. Mahogany finished stands with glass tray, regular values $.350, sale price... $1.95 Mahogany finished stand with glass tray, bronze match and cigar holder, $5.75, sale price ... $4.65 A solid mahogany stand with 10-inch tray, bronze match and cigar holder $10.00, sale price ... $7.50 BOOK ENDS A wonderful value. Polychrome Book Ends made in the form of Horn of Plenty, regular values, sale price... $1.59 CANDLE STICKS Polychrome Candle Sticks, $2.85 value ... $1.95 THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA ORANGE-CO GROWS THIRD LIMA BEANS In the growing of lima beans., an industry that is limited virtually to Orange, Los Angeles, Ventura, Santa Barbara and San Diego counties, Orange-co. ranks third in the state in the number of acres planted. This is the information contained in The Bean-Bag, a publication devoted to the industry. The publication recapitulates facts and figures on production and values of the past few years and dealing particularly with the 1920 crop. Continuing, the publication says: "California's bean crop is nearly equal in value to 50 per cent of the total bean crop for the United States. 'In 1917, California's peak year, the crop value was $49,817,000 compared to $104,350,000 for the United States. California as the greatest bean-producing state is followed in order by Michigan, New York, New Mexico, Colorado, and Arizona. 'During the world war the bean producers responded to the nation's and world's need of greater quantities of nourishing food. As a result California and the United States doubled the production of beans. However this great increase in acreage and production meant that land was put under cultivation and farms started at costs much higher" SPARTAN GROCERS 101 Stores 138 E. Center G. O. PAYNE, Prop. FLOUR IS DOWN A-1, 49-lb. sacks . . . $2.10 Gold Buckle, 49-lb. . . . $2.05 Good Clean Bran, 80-lb. sack . . . $1.20 Chicken Wheat, per 100 . . . $1.90 A-1, 49-lb. sacks $2.10 Gold Buckle, 49-lb. $2.05 Good Clean Bran, 80-lb. sack $1.20 Chicken Wheat, per 100 $1.90 Pure Lard, 2 lbs. 25c Polar White Soap, 6 for 25c Bulk Macaroni, pound 10c Soda Crackers, pound 15c Libby Pork and Beans, can 10c Dozen cans $1.15 Eastern Bacon, light weight, pound 35c Nabisco, 3 for 25c Sorbetto Sandwich $1.25 Full Cream Eastern Cheese, come in and taste some Real Cheese, lb. 40c Brooms, we retail 'em at wholesale prices. The Sale of Christmas From Toyland Holiday Season is fast approaching and prudent buyers will realize this and take advantage this great money sale of Xmas goods. OURSE YOUR LITTLE GIRL WILL WANT A DOLL AND CARRIAGE FROM SAN CLAUS XMAS MORNING He has stocked our Toy Department with the largest and prettiest assortment of these two lines for many years. And for thoughtful buyers he has advised us to offer some Special Bargains. DOLL CARRIAGES A Doll Carriage with swelled sides, reclinging back, cream enamel finish, steel gears, wire wheels and rubber tires, regular price $7.50 $5.95 FIVE SANTA CLAUS BARGAINS IN DOLLS We cannot describe them here, only ask you to call in and see them. The special prices are as follows: $2.50 for $1.45 $3.00 for $1.90 $3.25 for $2.60 $5.00 for $3.85 $6.50 for $4.70 Weber's Book & Music Store ANAHEIM No getting away from it! MEN are experiencing a new kind of cigarette enjoyment with Chesterfields. They are getting —a more delicious taste —a more pleasing aroma —and on top of this, Chesterfields are giving them an extra enjoyment— Chesterfields satisfy. They give to your smoking a feeling of “completeness”—a smoke that is “all there.” It's the blend! It's the Turkish and the Burley and other choice home-grown tobaccos blended in a new way—a better way—to give you every last bit of their flavor. No getting away from it— They give to your smiling feeling of "completeness"—a smoke that is "all there." It's the blend! It's the Turkish and the Burley and other choice home-grown tobaccos blended in a new way—a better way—to give you every last bit of their flavor. No getting away from it—Chesterfields are in a class by themselves! They Satisfy —and the blend can't be copied Chesterfield CIGARETTES Have you seen the new AIR-TIGHT tins of 60? tmas Goods SERVING TRAYS Mahogany finished Trays, size 13x19 inches, metal handles with glass bottom, regular value $3.50. SERVING TRAYS Mahogany finished Trays, size 13x19 inches, metal handles with glass bottom, regular value $3.50. Special sale ... $2.65 ELECTRIC LAMPS Mahogany Electric Lamps, 16 inches high, complete with electric bulb and silk shade ... $2.90 ELECTRIC LAMPS, same as above except 18 inches high ... $3.65 Polychrome finished Lamps, finished in beautiful tints to harmonize with the shade, regular price $15.50, sale price ... $7.75 PICTURES It will be hard to describe the bargains we are offering during this sale but to those who are familiar with our line, they will readily recognize wonderful offerings in this sale. VIOLIN OUTFIT A $25.00 Violin outfit consisting of Violin, Bow, lined Kerante Case, one extra set strings, rosin and instruction book ... $16.85