oc-plain-dealer 1921-12-20

UNITED EFFORT TO GET HARBOR SURVEY A united effort to obtain from federal authorities a resurvey of Newport Harbor will be made possibly within the next few months. In the meantime local efforts will be directed toward the development of what federal engineers recognize as 'commerce." These are the outstanding features in connection with the visit of Congressman Phil D. Swing to Newport harbor. The decision to take concerted action with reference to the proposed federal re-survey came as the result of an understanding that was reached at Balboa between Congressman Swing and representatives of harbor interests. Swing; and also Major C. T. Leeds, harbor engineer and formerly in government engineering service, explained at Balboa that federal precedents were such that there must be a showing of commerce before an appropriation for harbor development could be secured. "It is easy enough to get a re-survey," said Swing, "but there is no one in getting the re-survey until we remove the stumbling block that was raised before your city and county improvements were made. That stumbling block was lack of commerce." "When the psychological time arrives for securing the re-survey, let us act together in getting it, and let us be prepared to make the showing." It was pointed out by speakers that Newport harbor is ready now to make a strong showing in commerce for the government has used the harbor in the maintenance of a temporary aviation camp and in other ways. It has been used regularly by fishermen. Harbornmaster J. A. Reek has been keeping careful records of commerce activities, and those records will be kept up and ready for use in the proposed resurvey. While Swing was being shown new improvements in Newport harbor, opportunity was given for a conference between him and Lieut. J. B. Blee and Ensign Francis Westgate, both NAME PRESIDENT OF GARDEN GROVE BANK F. H. Felberg, former president of the Hammonds County State bank, at Hayti, South Dakota, will be president of the Citizens Bank of Garden Grove, which will be opened next March, according to announcement by directors. The bank, which will be located on Euclid-ave between Ocean and Acacia, will have an authorized capital stock of $50,000, a paid up stock of $25,000, and a $5000 surplus. The board of directors is comprised of F. H. Felberg, P. N. Larson, H. A. Lake, Frederick Andres and Glarence Groshy. Other officers will be named at a meeting of the directors this week. The officers of the new bank have under consideration plans for a brick building to be erected early in the new year and the contracts will be awarded within the next ten days. The building will cost approximately $15,000. The stockholders of the new bank include Marco Hellman, Los Angeles; Frank Krause, Fullerton; Henry Dungan, Garden Grove; K. N. Norswing, Fullerton; Charles Andres, Garden Grove, and others. POINT OUT DANGER FROM CANDY DROP NEW YORK, Dec. 20—Shoe lace licorice, animal crackers, Christmas tree decorations of clear candy and other forms of penny candies that children delight in and play with before eating were held up for disapproval by Dr. Charles H. LaWail, dean of the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science, at the last meeting of the American Public Health Assn.'s in New York. Confectionery of this sort is sometimes the cause of children's sickness. But many have suspected that it contains poisonous or irritating substances, when the dirt and the germs that the candy is contaminated with while being handled by dirty hands are to blame, he said. Tenance. At present, the naval reserve is upon an uncertain basis by reason of a recent government order putting it on a no pay basis and reducing the numbers in the reserve. It is Swing's opinion that a system make a strong showing in commerce for the government has used the harbor in the maintenance of a temporary aviation camp and in other ways. It has been used regularly by fishermen. Harbornmaster J. A. Beek has been keeping careful records of commerce activities, and those records will be kept up and ready for use in the proposed resurvey. While Swing was being shown new improvements in Newport harbor, opportunity was given for a conference between him and Lieut. J. B. Blee and Ensign Francis Westgate, both of Santa Ana, representing the naval reserve. In relation to an effort in which they are joined toward getting the assignment of a naval reserve training ship to Newport. Swing took the matter up with federal authorities in Washington, and it confident that there will be no difficulty in getting the ship just as soon as there is a local reserve organization perfected to make use of it and means provided for its maintenance. At present, the naval reserve is upon an uncertain basis by reason of a recent government order putting it on a no pay basis and reducing the numbers in the reserve. It is Swing's opinion that a system will be perfected for maintaining a naval reserve just as the national guard is maintained. Swing has been appointed as a member of the committee of the House of Representatives to attend the funeral of Congressman John A. Elston at Alameda Wednesday evening and will go on from there to Washington. Christmas Candy Mixed 2lbs. - 25c A wonderful variety of sweetmeats and goodies at all Chaffee Stores. “Prices Are Right.” Bring the little folks along. They will be interested in the many things on display. SELECT YOUR CHRISTMAS TREE TODAY Dependable Stores Selling Dependable Foods SELECT YOUR CHRISTMAS TREE TODAY Dependable Stores Selling Dependable Foods A College Education for a Christmas Present Southern Counties Gas Company 8% Cumulative Preferred Stock is an ideal Xmas gift to your son or daughter as a foundation for their College education. 1 The company is sound and deals in an every day necessity. 2 The dividend rate of 8% per annum will always be the same—because it is a Preferred Stock. 3 The stock is tax exempt. When buying stock invest in a Preferred Stock —its dividend rate is guaranteed. Price $99 per share. Interest at 8% on installment payments. SOUTHERN COUNTIES GAS COMPANY Apply at any District Office 238 E. Confer St. Phone 166 WIFE OF MILLIONAIRE WHO LEFT $1000 MONTH Mrs. Frederick Kohl, right, wife of the millionaire, C. Frederick Kohl, who committed suicide, leaving her only $1000 a month during her life; while the bulk of his estate of $4,500,000 he left to Mrs. Marion Lord, left whom he intended to marry when he obtained a divorce from his wife. Gotham Names Autos As Latest Wrinkle NEW YORK, Dec. 26 — New York is adopting the very latest mode in Paris of naming one's motor car, just as one does his yacht. Sometimes the names are personal, "Marie" or "James," but more often they are found as though they had been switched from a Pullman car or a race horse. The name is bravely engraved on the radiator in most instances. HAS ROTARY BLADES Handled like an ordinary jack plane, a new electric tool does much more work with rotary blades operated by a small motor. TOBACCO FARMERS ARE AFTER CONTROL LA. GRANGE, N. C., Dec. 20 — Fifty thousand organized tobacco farmers in Virginia and the Carolinas will engage in a primary shortly to choose twenty-two directors to manage the affairs of the new Tri-State Tobacco Growers' Co-Operative Assn., according to Dr. James Y. Joyner, chairman of the organization committee. Dr. Joyner stated that the membership would be boosted to the 50,000 mark. Nearly 80 per cent of that number have already been enrolled. HAS ROTARY BLADES Handled like an ordinary jack plane, a new electric tool does much more work with rotary blades operated by a small motor. Ideas for Gift See EARLY IN THE YEAR WE BEGAN PREPARING FOR THE HOLIDAY WELL UNDER WAY. OUR EFFORTS WERE DIRECTED SOLITARIAL THINGS AT PROPER PRICES. WE TOOK ADVANTAGE IN THE MARKET, AND AS A RESULT OUR CHRISTMAS MERCANTILE WE HAVE BEEN ABLE TO OFFER IN YEARS. WE MEMORIED Kodaks and Albums You have the Eastman line of Kodaks and Cameras to select from. Prices have been reduced since last year. Priced $2.00 and up. Eversharp Pencils The most successful, and therefore the most popular of all metal pencils. Styles for men and women. Prices start at $1. An ideal Christmas gift for 'most anybody. Quality Stationery in Gift Boxes You can pay as little as 50¢ or as much as a box of stationery. No matter what the price may be sure of full value. Some boxes are up of both writing paper and correspondence in combination. A box of stationery is always welcome. Eversharp Pencils The most successful, and therefore the most popular of all metal pencils. Styles for men and women. Prices start at $1. An ideal Christmas gift for most anybody. Waterman Fountain Pens The one line is quite sufficient as a reminder. “Waterman” is an outstanding name in the fountain pen field. Prices as ever, from $2.50 up. “Shaving Things” for Men Everything from Lather to Talcum. Standard $1.00 Razors, Gillettes and Auto-Strops at higher prices, beginning at $5.00; the very best in Shaving Brushes, Blade Stroppers and the like. Cutex Manicure Sets in fancy boxes 60c, $1.50 and $3.00 Westclox Alarm Clocks priced $2.00 and up SHOP EARLY ANAHEIM PHARMA “A Practical Gift for Every Member of t We Give S. & H. Trading Stamp 144 West Center Street BAKE-RITE A STANDARD PRICE TO ALL Best Is None Good for the Christmas Baker... Product of the ovens of the Bakers, be it tempting cakes and pies or pure loaves of nutritious equal will not be found cleanliness and quality over every operation. More than these are placed on board to tempt the palate. A List That May Prove Useful to You When Making Ready for the Feast Cream Rolls Pound Cakes (with or without fruit) Silver Cake Mince Pies Pumpkin Pies Pepper Nuts Special Christmas Cakes to order. Always a full line of Fancy Pastries. Fruit Cakes BAKE-RITE BAKERS H. P. NOLL, Lessee Mgr. Phone 126 ANAHEIM BAKE-RITE BAKERS H. P. NOLL, Lessee Mgr. Phone 126 ANAHEIM G FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON WHICH IS NOW DIRECTED SOLELY TOWARD GETTING PRAC-K ADVANTAGE OF EVERY FAVORABLE TURN CHRISTMAS MERCHANDISE VALUES ARE THE TEARS. WE MENTION A FEW FEATURES: PERFUMES AND TOILET WATERS Our large assortment of Combination Toilet Sets put up in beautiful Xmas Boxes will make a most praetical gift. Priced 50c and up. Inexpensive Watches This year the prices start at $1.75 for the Ingersoll Yankee and the Pocket Ben — two favorites. Other models up to $4.75. Ideal for the youngsters. Thermos Bottles They are more popular than ever. Inexpensive Watches This year the prices start at $1.75 for the Ingersoll Yankee and the Pocket Ben — two favorites. Other models up to $4.75. Ideal for the youngsters. Thermos Bottles They are more popular than ever. The prices now start at $1.50 for the pint size in the brown finish and range up to $5.50 for the quart size in metal. Plain Vacuum Bottles ...$1.25 and $2.00 Ferrostat Botles ...$7.50 to $10.00 Ever-Ready and Gem Junior Safety Razor, put up in fancy gift boxes— regular $3.00 values at $1.00. New Polar Cub Vibrator with electric motor ...$5.00 Hair Brushes, best quality, 50¢ up Manicure Sets in leather rolls Priced $3.50 to $20.00 PHARMACY Every Member of the Family" H. Trading Stamps Anaheim, Calif.