oc-plain-dealer 1921-11-28

WALKER PREACHES ON NATURE'S SCHEME At the Presbyterian church Sunday, the pastor, Rev. Thomas H. Walker, took Gen. 1:31 as his text: "And God saw everything that He had made, and behold, it was very good;" also Gen. 3-1: "Now the serpent was more subtle than any beast of the field which the Lord God had made." He said in part: "Nature laughs at the orderly array of par gardens. The trees of the forest fire not in rows nor do the grasses and bushes come in squares and circles geometrically laid out. Nature is extravagant, lavish. Generous breezes blow the seeds of forest and garden, of thorn and thistle and dandelion, everywhere across the countryside. Man can never reproduce nature's unrestrained artistic production. Just like nature, we say, in highest compliment of some man's work of imitation. "Richard Jeffries, the English naturalist, in writing of snakes says: 'viper have their favorite localities. So soon as the violets push up and open their sweet-scented flowers, under the first warm gleams of the spring sunshine, the snake ventures forth from his hole to bask on the south side of the bank. In looking for violets it is not unusual to hear a rustling of the dead leaves that still strew the ground, and to see the pointed tail of a snake being dragged after him under cover." Now if we had the ordering of snakes would have their place and be compelled to keep it. We would choose the site for our home; wave a magic wand; and lo! the desired flowers and fruits would spring up in prim rows and all snakes, bugs and other creeping things, with thorns and thistles would have no place there. Someway or other, I like nature better, for I know there is a reason for these annoying things and it is for me to deal with them and gain the ascendency over them. The careful student of history has to account for the devil. The thoughtful DEMAND GROWS FOR BETTER GRADE OILS Local dealers report a steadily increasing demand for the better grade lubricants despite the fact that many lower grade oils sell for considerably less and, in many cases, yield more profit. They are of the opinion that this very marked tendency is an indication of the effectiveness of truthful advertising as well as the better results that motorists invariably get when they use high grade lubrication. Take for instance, the Panama Lubricants Company of Los Angeles. This concern has gone to no small amount of trouble to see that their products are distributed through only the most reputable dealers. Subsequently they have widely advertised the fact that the Pennzoil sign, wherever displayed, is nothing short of a guarantee of the dealer’s responsibility. Local dealers who have been fortunate enough to secure the Pennzoil oil line have found that the Panama Co.’s policy is both appreciated and valued by the thousands of So. Calif. motorists. This widely known lubricant has won its popularity solely on merit. It is pure Pennsylvania product, manufactured in Oil City and shipped to this coast in sealed tank cars. It is then barreled and delivered to customers throughout the southwest. Pennzoil Motor and Tractor Oils are but one item in the extensive line of lubricants put out by the Panama Company. Steam cylinder oils, tractor, gas engine and dynamo oils, greases of all kinds, automobile soaps and lubricants for every imaginable type of machinery constitute the array of products which this company supplies to its patrons. EMPLOYMENT CONDITIONS ARE BETTER THOUGHOUT COUNTRY WASHINGTON, Nov. 28.—According to the United States employment service, industrial conditions thrust during the fourth of October. There were marked increases in employment in the basic industries of iron, steel, metal products and the railroad which more than offset the decrease in the employment. GIVE THANK YOU BETTER BY "The man who owes something to be that year in the fact that he get the most efficient known for less money for an inferior battle says Mr. Clyde Willis aheim Vulcanizing W. Because of increase and lessons learned on the Philadelphia Co. is now able to mous Philadelphia Battery with a two guarantee at prices worth-while saving. Slotted Retainer and Sawed Hard Wood exclusive features on eliminate short circled plates, and insure formality of porosity. Tests demonstrate delphia Diamond Co. equipped with theseatures actually outlasteries 25 to 50 pct. In three special typu Buiek and Dodge car installed in 90 pct. o machines run today. has one in his car man won't be late for his ner, for a car equipment adelphia Diamond Grie where it is going w unless the driver tries machine climb a tel. FEDERAL ARSENALS ON GOVERNMENT WASHINGTON Nov. 21. the government may lift of its own plants compete in bidding ment-work, and also thive machinery may be ordered have been issued department arsenals are opportunity to bid upon quired to be manufacture purposes. Now if we had the ordering of snakes would have their place and be compelled to keep it. We would choose the site for our home; wave a magic wand and lo! the desired flowers and fruits would spring up in prim rows and all snakes, bugs and other creeping things, with thorns and thistles would have no place there. Sonjeway or other, I like nature better, for I know there is a reason for these annoying things and it is for me to deal with them and gain the ascendency over them. The careful student of history has to account for the devil. The thoughtful student of God's word finds the answer there. Ian MacLaren's friend said to him: 'I get more good out of one glorious sunset than out of all the sermons I ever hear.' But nature is not all sunsets. Storms and clouds are there, too. Do you find God in fragrant flowers, singing birds and twinkling stars and the rainbow after the storm? You are sorting nature over—you worship the God of Nature and yet ignore the storm and the serpent. You admire the sweep of the eagle's flight, but she has dripping talons; the gentle grace of the gambolling lambs provokes our interest, but what of the gory fangs of the wolf? "The occurrences of the past few years have raised many questions, destroyed many of our assumptions and shattered many of our easy-going, amiable beliefs. Human nature is not the naturally good thing we thought it to be. Every battle field has driven us black on the tragic but true Bible view of human nature, that essential good is not there and from every quarter the world wettering in misery and blood has shouted: 'Except a man be born from above, he cannot see the Kingdom of God.' Pelagins, a British monk of long ago, preached this rosy doctrine of the inherent good of human nature and that man was slowly but surely by his own energy, evolving from the primeval slime. The millenium was thus to be established through man's own unaided efforts. This was to be done by creating a favorable environment. Man, he contended, is the result of his surroundings, education and scientific culture was also to assist in this evolution. Science ordering life would speedily banish all the liis of life and consequently its evils too. Scientific culture was to get rid of the beast in man. William James called this 'sentimental optimism.' No need of the second birth so long as a man was well-born the first time. No room in all this for Jesus and his heaven-sent salvation. The present condition of the world scornfully repudiates such superficial views. Human nature under 'scientific culture' did not look good in France. It made a mock of national good faith.committed. EMPLOYMENT CONDITIONS ARE BETTER THOUGHOUT COUNTRY WASHINGTON, Nov. 28—According to the United States employment service, industrial conditions throughout the country showed decided improvement during the fourth of October. There were marked increases in employment in the basic industries of iron, steel, metal products and the railroads which more than offset the decrease in the employment in seasonal industries. The report is based on data received from 231 principal industrial centers. Public improvements are absorbing a very large quantity of common labor that has been out of work throughout the summer or that has been released from agricultural, canning and other seasonal activities. speakable at Louvain and murdered Edith Cavell. "So long as such parties like the San Francisco affair are held, we know but little progress has been made by science to tame the beast in man. Culture has left a ghastly catalogue of drame. Browning gave as one reason why he believed in Christianity, that 'it launched its dart point blank at the head of a lie, taught original sin, the corruption of man's heart." "The natural goodness of man is a popular lie, at which even the pulpit has smiled indulgently at times. Redemption of man according to Jesus is by a Divine miracle from without." Except a man be born from above, he cannot see the Kingdom of God. "You cannot explain Jesus Christ by the theory of evolution. He came down, not up, to save the lost; from God the Father to prove His willingness to save though it cost the awful death of the cross. Is there any hope for the man in sin?" And I, if I be lifted up from the earth, will draw all men unto me." Is there any hope for the world, for the abolishment of righteousness and peace and love? Yes, for though civilization has failed, Jesus Christ has not failed. He can re-create. He rakes the gutters of humanity, and lifts out of them the jewels for his crown. The poison will yet be extracted from the fangs of the snake, the thirst of blood from the tiger's nature, and Isaiah's picture of Christ's perfect day will come true, when 'a little child shall lead them,' unafraid and unharmed. "It was one such reclaimed bit of humanity, in whom the beast had been in the ascendant, who sang of his redemption experience. Somebody came and lifted me out of my sin and misery; somebody came, oh, who could it be, who could it be but Jesus?" Take Yeast Vitamon Tablets To Put On "Stay-There" Flesh AND INCREASE YOUR ENERGY QUICKLY, EASILY AND SURELY AT SMALL COST Thin or run-down folks will find this simple test well worth trying: First weigh yourself and measure yourself. Next take Mastin's VITAMON—two tablets with every meal. Then weigh and measure yourself again each week and continue taking Mastin's VITAMON regularly until you are satisfied with your gain in weight and energy. Mastin's VITAMON contains highly concentrated yeast-vitamines as well as the two other still more important vitamins (Fat Soluble A and Water Soluble C), all of which Science says you must have to be strong, well and fully developed. It is now being used by thousands who appreciate its convenience, economy and quick results. IMPORTANT! While the amazing health-building value of Mastin's VITAMON has been clearly and positively demonstrated in cases of lack of energy, nervous troubles, anemia, indigestion, constipation, skin eruptions, poor complexion and a generally OBJECTS to having their weight increased to normal. Do not accept imitations or substitutes. You can get Mastin's VITAMON tablets at all good druggists. 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The Philco Slotted Retainer and the Quarter Sawed Hard Wood Separator, two exclusive features of this battery, eliminate short circuits and buckled plates, and insure perfect uniformity of porosity and insulation." Tests demonstrate that Philadelphia Diamond Grid Batteries equipped with these patented features actually outlast other batteries 25 to 50 pct. They are made in three special types, for Ford, Buick and Dodge cars and may be installed in 90 pct. of all makes of machines run today. The man who has one in his car may be sure he won't be late for his Christmas dinner, for a car equipped with a Philadelphia Diamond Grid Battery gets where it is going without mishap unless the driver tries to make his machine climb a telegraph pole." PEDERAL ARSENALS TO BID ON GOVERNMENT WORK WASHINGTON Nov. 28.In order that the government may have advantage of its own plants competing with private concerns in bidding for government work, and also that its productive machinery may be fully utilized, orders have been issued that all war department arsenals are to be given an opportunity to bid upon all articles required to be manufactured for government purposes. COMPLETE SHOW OF STUDEBAKER CARS The more comprehensive the line of models produced by a motor car manufacturer the more difficult it becomes for a dealer to show the complete line but Harry D. Riley, after weeks of endeavor, has finally succeeded in getting together, at one time, the complete line of Studebaker enclosed cars. He intends to take advantage of it and stage an automobile show of his own in his Anaheim salesroom and has issued a general invitation to the public to come in during show week and make a thorough inspection of the fine examples of coach work that Studebaker is producing. There are six different models of the coupes and sedans, two one of the three each chassis. Starting with the light six coupe roadster the body types range up to the big rooomy, luxurious seven passenger sedan. According to Riley each one of the models covers a particular field of passenger transportation without leaving any gaps. The design and finish of the bodies shows that experience has gone into their construction and Studebaker is rather long on experience in fine carriage building for the founding of the house dates back seventy years. The wonderful attention to detail is ascribed to the fact that hundreds of the skilled craftsmen who work for Studebaker have been with the house for years. Riley is, of course, enthusiastic over the chance to show the complete line of enclosed cars but while he was glowingly describing the beauties of line and finish and trim and appointment he said that one fundamental thing might be overlooked when the cars were judged solely by appearance and that was the chassis. Riley claims that every man who purchases a fine enclosed car has a right to have it mounted on a chassis that is free from noise and vibrations and so extends his invitation to make an Placentia News PLACENTIA, Nov. 28.(SpL) Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Farren and baby of Olinda visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bessonett of Placentia over Thanksgiving. Miss Irene Beasonett of Placentia who has gone to Linday to pack oranges, writes home that they have had no work yet and getting rather discouraged. Mrs. W. A. Cooks of Olinda has been on the sick list the last week. Mrs. Brunsdon of Placentia was a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vogel Thanksgiving and enjoyed a goose dipiner. Mrs. Frank Summers and family were visitors at the home of Mrs. Bassonett, Friday. Miss Ethel Bessonett of Placentia is visiting with a schoolmate, Miss Verna Neal of Olinda. Mrs. Mrs. Bailey were Placentia visitors Friday. They have sold out their theatre to Jack Kirsler and Mr. Johnstone of Los Angeles. Ed Bessonett and Homer Farren went hunting Friday but only saw two quail. Hcv. Carl Daniel of Olinda was a Placentia visitor Thursday eve. The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jones of Placentia has been quite ill but is on the road to recovery now. POSTMASTER GENERAL HAS CUT FIFTEEN MILLION WASHINGTON, Nov. 28—Approximately $500,000 saving has been effected in the railway mail service through careful inspection and reorganization of the Sunday service. This has been accomplish by having the clerical force and the space used in transporting the mail conform to the needs of the service on that day. It is the first time that a systematic survey of the Sunday service as a whole has ever been made. This is a part of Postmaster General Hay's program of effecting economies in the postal service by checking up on service that was expanded during the war period. A similar check up has been effected in all other branches of the service which has resulted in a total saving of $15,000,000 in the running expense of the postal service for the present fiscal year. inspection to include a real demonstration of Studebaker performance as well. Witman, Eyesight Specialist. FEDERAL ARSENALS TO BID ON GOVERNMENT WORK WASHINGTON Nov. 28.In order that the government may have advantage of its own plants competing with private concerns in bidding for government work, and also that its productive machinery may be fully utilized, orders have been issued that all war department arsenals are to be given an opportunity to bid upon all articles required to be manufactured for government purposes. Riley is, of course, enthusiastic over the chance to show the complete line of enclosed cars but while he was glowingly describing the beauties of line and finish and trim and appointment he said that one fundamental thing might be overlooked when the cars were judged solely by appearance and that was the chassis. Riley claims that every man who purchases a fine enclosed car has a right to have it mounted on a chassis that is free from noise and vibrations and so extends his invitation to make an inspection to include a real demonstration of Studebaker performance as well. PRE-HOLIDAY SHOE SALE Commencing Tomorrow 10 O'CLOCK when highest quality and lowest prices unite. SHOP EARLY! ON THE SQUARE The SQR Store ANAHEIM CALIFORNIA Old Time REMNANT Begins tomorrow at 11 VASTLY BIGGER AND BETTER THAN ANY WE HAVE YET HELD. INCLUDE JUST ENOUGH TO MAKE AN APRON, BLOUSE, SKIRT, GOWN AND CHILD WASH GOODS, WOOL MATERIALS AND LINENS. PRICES ARE FAR BELOW ONLY A SMALL FRAME Of the Original Marking. Come READY-TO-WEAR SECTION THIS SALE BRINGS JUMPER DRESSES to you at ONLY A SMALL FRAME Of the Original Marking. Come READY-TO-WEAR SECTION THIS SALE BRINGS JUMPER DRESSES to you at $4.85 in good shades of navy, brown and tan, shown in sizes of 16 to 40 only. Another lot of pleasing values in JUMPER DRESSES $7.95 Sizes 16, 18 and 40. (See these in our L. 'A. St. window') WOMEN'S SWEATERS $3.95 Special lot gathered together for this sale in good weights and various styles. Fine for winter wear. Assortment of colors, green, black, rose, blue, etc. 95c New Models in APRO $1.69 Very special attentive to our special artistic aprons, range of colors. Percale Apron WOMEN'S O GOWN including broken linen, Carlsbad brand, Good Tra Special $1.98 Monday, November 28, 1921 Chaffees WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT At Chaffee's —the splendid array of Christmas Gift Boxes will enable you to choose just the right gift for each Eastern friend. Every box contains products of Sunny California, at prices that are right. We handle the entire shipping for you. Chaffee’s for Gifts The Plain Dealer Want Ads Bring Big Results Chaffee's for Gifts The Plain Dealer Want Ads Bring Big Results QUARE R Store CALIFORNIA DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING EARLY With only 23 shopping days till Christmas our' store is resolved into a real treasure house of Xmas suggestions. NT SALE Now at 10 o'clock T HELD. INCLUDING HUNDREDS OF ODD LENGTHS OWN AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHES, ETC, ETC. IN SILKS ARE FAR BELOW AND IN MANY INSTANCES L FRACTION ing. Come Early. R SECTION Closing Out One Lot of WOOL DRESSES $9.85 Closing Out One Lot of WOOL DRESSES $9.85 This garment section makes a bid for your attention tomorrow, with a particularly pleasing display of Dresses of serge and Tricotine. Sizes 16, 18, 36 and 38. ONE LOT OF 6 DRESSES ONLY Sizes 40, 42 and 44, to close out at $17.85 12 TAFFETA DRESSES Sizes 16, 18 and 42 $9.95 New Models in Gingham APRONS $1.69 Very special attention is invited to our special offering of artistic aprons, in a wide range of colors. Percale Aprons ... $1.18 WOMEN'S OUTING GOWNS including broken lines of Brighton-Carlsbad brand. Good weights. Extra Special $1.98 CHILDREN'S SLEEPERS of dainty outiing flannel in very good serviceable materials. Special at