oc-plain-dealer 1921-12-02

SANTA CLAUS WILL VISIT WEBER'S SAT. Listen, kiddies! Santa Claus is going to visit Weber's Book and Music Store tomorrow afternoon, between 2:30 and 5 o'clock, and he wants to meet every boy and girl in Anaheim and all his little friends in the surrounding community. Santa will be on the second floor of the store where there are loads and loads of toys for Christmas. He has a message for the children which he can deliver only in person. If the boys and girls will go in to meet him there they will not be disappointed. Columbia Records at 308 E. Center. ORANGE BANQUETS A. C. OF C. WEDNESDAY The regular monthly meeting of the Ass. C. of C. of Orange county will be held at the American Legion rooms, City Hall, Orange, Wednesday, Dec. 7, at 7 prompt. The dinner will be served by the Women's Auxiliary of the Orange Legion Post and is promised to be a most inviting one. The wives and sweethearts of local members are particularly invited. As secretary Fraser of the Anaheim C. of C., must report by 5 p.m., next Monday, local members who propose attending are requested to advise him within that time. REPLACES SOME COAL The present production of fuel oil in the world is only sufficient to replace about 11 pct. of the coal. Safe Milk for INFANTS and INVALIDS ASK FOR Horlick's the Original Avoid Imitations and Substitutes For Infants, Invalids and Growing Children The Original Food-Drink For All Ages Richmilk, malted grain extract in Powder No Cooking—Nourishing—Digestible I Am Giving S. & H. Green Trading Stamps WHY? As an inducement for a larger volume of business. My method of quick sales and small profit will continue. Remember you get your groceries as cheap here as any place in California and at the same time you get quality goods always. Potatoes, Montana Russetts, 100 lbs.....$3.00 Sugar, 100 lbs.....$5.95 Bacon, eastern light, quality guaranteed to be as good as any on the market, slab, lb.....35c Milk, Carnation, Alpine and Libby's, case.....$4.90 ANNouncement of TEACHING Full details on annual institutes Dec. 19, 20;ced today by H.Superintendent The sessions high school and The program, intendent Mitch Angeles for program of the Soil Society institution the two days sessions follow. Monday, December and music by the Fullerton high school by Dr. Elwood education department university; Dr. superintendent Dr. Charles A. H.state commissionation. Tuesday, December by Dr. Charles S.Warde, Shakesp Hunter, superintendent schools, and Watentd of the lowelege of Cedar F by the Fullerton Tustin union bWednesday. tion meetings with chers as section J.F.Jackson,S.A.Kaylor,OranJ.L.van Dervelhold economiesley,Fullerton;Willing,Tustinship,M.M.Firmcial.O.Gartern languages,thehelm;musle,M.HuntingtonB Miss Norma ChCapistrano;physboys,Glenn Leical educationWilson,Santa school,C.A.Mnesday afternoonschools S.B.Willdeliver an addressGov.Williamamong the spea Potatoes, Montana Russetts, 100 lbs. $3.00 Sugar, 100 lbs. $5.95 Bacon, eastern light, quality guaranteed to be as good as any on the market, slab, lb. 35c Milk, Carnation, Alpine and Libby's, case $4.90 Flap Jack, large 27c Sperry's Flour, Pork and Beans, 49 lbs. $2.10 Libby's 10c Globe A-1, 49 lbs. $2.10 Cocoa, bulk, lb. 15c Hams, Eastern, lb. 30c Cocoanut, bulk, lb. 25c Chili Sauce, 2 cans 15c Crackers, bulk, lb. 15c Matches, 6 boxes 35c Everything for Xmas—special boxes of California Fruits and Nuts, Candies and a large assortment of everything in the grocery line for inspection on show now. Orders Delivered Free. C. L. HOLLAND CASH GROCER Phone 212 131 East Center Chaffees WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT Groceries - Meats - Fruits - Vege Everything for your table at Chaffee's. Good values are regular and Where Prices Are Always Right. Shredded Wheat 2 Packages 25c WHITE KING SOAP 10 Bars for 45c Saturday, Dec. 3rd Only No Cases at This Price None to Dealers Shredded Wheat 2 Packages 25c WHITE KING SOAP 10 Bars for 45c Saturday, Dec. 3rd, Only No Cases at This Price None to Dealers CHRISTMAS BOXES The pleasure of giving can be easily appreciated when you're buying gifts at Chaffee's. See our California Gift Boxes. Prices from $1.20 to $19.00, including all the express charges. CHRISTMAS CANDY Sweet Meats of every kind and color are displayed in Chaffee's Candy cases. We are offering in Xmas Candy, Calarab Figs, Christmas Mixed, Fancy Bee Mixed, Honey-moon Chocolates, Chaffee's Peanut Butter, Mathew's Special Chocolates, Giant Gum Drops and a variety of Fancy Hand-Dipped Chocolates. TOILET PAPER 6 Rolls for 25c APPLES White Winter Pearmains, large and juicy 7 lbs. for 25c Aluminum Give her this What a prairie or the kitchen beautiful and num utensils their bright tainer. Hardly pass that she some use for sized Stew Pan or Tea Kettle set casts but... ANNOUNCE PROGRAM OF TEACHERS' MEET Full details of the program for the annual institute of Orange County teachers Dec. 19, 20 and 21, were announced today by H. P. Mitchell, county superintendent of schools. The sessions will be held in the high school auditorium. The program, completed by Super-intendent Mitchell and sent to Los Angeles for printing with the program of the So. Calif. Teachers' association institute which will be held the two days following the county sessions, follows: Monday, December 19: Invocation and music by the faculty trio of the Fullerton high school and the Santa Ana high school orchestra; address by Dr. Elwood P. Cubberly, of the education department of Stanford university; Dr. Will C. Wood, state superintendent of public instruction; Dr. Charles A. Prosser; E. R. Snyder, state commissioner of vocational education. Tuesday, December 20: Addresses by Dr. Charles H. Judd; Frederick Warde, Shakespearean actor; Fred Hunter, superintendent of Oakland schools, and Walter A. Jessup, president of the Iowa State Teachers' college, of Cedar Falls, Iowa, and music by the Fullerton high school and the Tustin union high school orchestra. Wednesday, December 21: Section meetings with the following teachers as section chairmen: English, J. F. Jackson, Santa Ana; science, M. A. Kaylor, Orange; manual training, J. L. van Derveer, Anahheim; household economics, Miss Mary L. Bradley, Fullerton; art, Miss Helen G. Willing, Tustin; history and citizenship, M. M. Fishback, Orange; commercial, O. Garber, Santa Ana; modern languages, Miss Mary Ross, Anahheim; music, Miss Frances Louhit, Huntington Beach; mathematics, Miss Norma Chamberlain, San Juan Capistrano; physical education for boys, Glenn Lewis, Fullerton; physical education for girls, Miss Nellie Wilson, Santa Ana, and grammar school, C. A.-Marcy, Fullerton; Wednesday afternoon superintendent of schools S. B. Wilson, of Berkeley, will deliver an address. Gov. William D. Stephens will be among the speakers at the Southern High School Notes In the Assembly this morning, Harry Rimmer, widely known speaker of California, spoke on "The Sublimeness of the Commonplace." He gave several good stories in illustration. He told about experiences in the American Aviation Corps during the war. Mr. Rimmer was chief speaker at the conference of the older boys of the Hi-Y last week at Santa Barbara, Orange-co. Hi-Y boys will gather at Orange Saturday and Sunday for a conference. Mr. Rimmer will be with the boys on both days. He expressed his desire to see all the boys in Orange tomorrow as he has a special message for them and they are all promised a good time. Miss Irene MacLean, art director, announces the bazaar Dec. 16. In connection with this will be given a wonderful vaudeville show. New plans for the biggest social event of the school are being daily contributed and discussed, and faculty and students are working hard to make this affair a great success. Many articles of fancy work and many necessities that are made in the wood shop will be for sale. This is for the students and faculty and all their friends and relations, but when they come they are kindly requested to bring their pocket books because money is needed for the annual Save the date of Dec. 16 for your Xmas shopping day and buy your presents from the wide selection which will be seen at the high school bazaar. During the assembly, Miss Agnes Harkness announced that if the weather was good Tuesday would be camera day. A good annual needs a lot of snaps and there are so few of them already turned in that another day is necessary. Everybody was requested to bring cameras and click all in a humorous position. GILL BATTERY IS NEARLY FOOL-PROOF Sometimes when you are close to a battery shop, just walk around to the rear and some where you will find a huge pile of scrapped plates and separators; that is, you will find them unless the junk man has made his weekly call. ship, M. M. Fishback, Orange; commercial, O. Garber, Santa Ana; modern languages, Miss Mary Ross, Anaheim; music, Miss Frances Louhit, Huntington Beach; mathematics, Miss Norma Chamberlain, San Juan Capistrano; physical education for boys, Glenn Lewis, Fullerton; physical education for girls, Miss Nellie Wilson, Santa Ana, and grammar school, C. A. Marcy, Fullerton, Wednesday afternoon superintendent of schools S. B. Wilson, of Berkeley, will deliver an address. Gov. William D. Stephens will be among the speakers at the Southern California institute in Los Angeles, on Dec. 22-23. The Los Angeles program includes addresses by a number of the prominent educators who will take part in the Santa Ana sessions. ASSERTS RENT NOT PAID; FILES SUIT The suit of Edward Benner against B. Bordenave for alleged non-payment of rent on a piece of beet sugar land lying a few miles northwest of Anaheim, will be tried before Justice of the Peace J. S. Howard this afternoon. The defendant claimed he owed for only one-fourth of the crop, or $20.00, which he paid. The plaintiff claims Bordenave agreed to pay a rental of $200.00. The crop of sugar beets was sold for $80.00. Benner is a local plumber. William P. Webb, Jr., is his attorney, and J. U. Hemml will represent Bordenave. The Plain Dealer for Good Printing GILL BATTERY IS NEARLY FOOL-PROOF Sometimes when you are close to a battery shop, just walk around to the rear and some where you will find a huge pile of scrapped plates and separators; that is, you will find them unless the junk man has made his weekly call. "What does this mean?" asks R. L. Moore of Selby & Moore Co., distributor for Gill storage batteries, the non-separator starting and lighting battery which is manufactured in California. "It means," said R. L. Moore, answering his own question, "that batteries of today have a pretty regular habit of getting out of condition, not probably as much the fault of the battery, as the driver of the car. You will look through the columns of the automobile sections and So-and-So, who sells a certain battery, tells motorists to watch their battery and give it a regular drink or have a doctor, watch it with care—or if will die while still an infant. "This means that you have to nurse along the battery with separators, or it will not be fit for service. Because of the absence of separators, the Gill battery gives the motorist freedom from worry of every kind. Water, of course, should be put in once in a while, but only occasionally. The Gill battery is as near fool-proof as it is possible to build, and still stand up under strenuous service for a satisfactory period of time." 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