oc-plain-dealer 1922-01-17

Placentia News Round Table Club held their regular meeting on Wednesday afternoon in their beautiful club rooms. A report was made as to the results of the party held the evening before. It was also decided to co-operate with the dramatic section of the Fullerton Ebell in giving three plays: "Fourteen", "Neighbors" and "Ashes of Roses." These are to be given in the local school auditorium one night this week, the proceeds to be divided between the two clubs. Rev. Houser of Fullerton was the speaker of the day giving an intense interning talk on "The Three Things Most Needful in Our National Life." Tea and wafers were served during the social half-hour by the hostesses, Miss Ada Sturtevant and Mrs. Horace Lucy. A cooked food sale will be held by the ladies of the W. C. T. U. on Saturday of this week. The "500" card party held in the Round Table Club House under the auspices of the Round Table club on last Tuesday evening was a most decided success. There were about 150 present, 24 tables playing. High score was awarded to Mrs. Julia Carpenter of Fullerton and Leland Smith; conolation going to Mrs. Reeves of Anahelmi and Mr. Raab. Delicious refreshments of sandwiches, olives, cake and cocoa or coffee were served at the close of the game. The amount cleared, $55 went toward improvements in the club house. The next party will be in the near future. The Missionary society will hold a meeting Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Jas. Brundson. Mrs. C. E. Fuller will give a report of her visit to the Presbyterian missionary meeting in Los Angeles recently. The charge of manslaughter against Hugo Wetzel has been dismissed. J. P. Hansen of Fullerton has purchased the Placentia theater from the former owners, Kehler and Johnstone, and took possession on Monday. Mr. Hansen has been in this business off and on or about 20 years. 28-YEAR-OLD MAYOR SOLD PAPERS FIFTEEN YEARS Fifteen years ago this young man was selling newspapers became a messenger boy, an office boy, a stock boy, a sal Lawrence F., Quigley has been inaugurated as mayor of Five years ago he was elected to the Massachusetts General Institution), being the "house baby." He resigned during the navy. S. A. REALTY BOARD STAGES LUNCHEON Weekly luncheons of the Santa Ana Realty board were today inaugurated. Matters pertaining to the state convention of realtors to be held in San Francisco Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this week, were discussed, as well as other matters of interest to dealers. Standing committees for the year were announced. It is intended to make the weekly luncheons of unusual interest. High School A program compliments P.-T. A. will be given school auditorium Mon Miss Jessie Luelle C the star. She is a s The affair is free and patrons are given The Missionary society will hold a meeting Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Jas. Brundson Mrs. C. E. Fuller will give a report of her visit to the Presbyterian missionary meeting in Los Angeles recently. The charge of manslaughter against Hugo Wetzel has been dismissed. J. P. Hansen of Fullerton has purchased the Placetta theater from the former owners, Kessler and Johnstone, and took possession on Monday. Mr. Hansen has been in this business off and on or about 20 years. He is making his home here and is planning many new improvements for the local theater and promises a good clean program all the time. Mrs. Robert McKee entertained a few friends with a theater party at the California in Anaheim on Tuesday afternoon. After the show the party retired to the California Cafe where a dainty three course luncheon was served. Word has been received here that Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lemke are the proud parents of a baby boy which arrived on Dec. 31st, 1921. No particulars have been received. Mrs. John Lemke, Lemie Lemke, and Mr. and Mrs. John Hetebrink went to Imperial valley on Friday. Lewis and Dave Lemke and Ireland Smith motored to imperial valley on Saturday night to remain over Sunday. Their brother had sent word that the ducks were destroying his grain and wanted some one to come and help him shoot them. He sent up a sack full which were distributed among his friends and family here. Mr. and Mrs. Lars T. Edwardson have gone to their East Newport Beach cottage for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Warner spent Sunday at Brea. Mr. Wau Vogele is about again after quite a severe illness. Mrs. Gifford Farrar is spending a couple of weeks with her mother at Torrance, Cal. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Edwardson and daughter Ellene spent Wednesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Edwardson. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fellinge entertained Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Kenney and Mr. and Mrs. Jake Edwardson and Elleen Edwardson at dinner on Sunday. The Better Mothers club will hold their next meeting on Thursday after- S.A.REALTY BOARD STAGES LUNCHEON Weekly luncheons of the Santa Ana Realty board were today inaugurated. Matters pertaining to the state convention of realtors to be held in San Francisco Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this week, were discussed, as well as other matters of interest to dealers. Standing committees for the year were announced. It is intended to make the weekly luncheons of unusual interest to real estate men, and these meetings will be conducted along lines similar to the Kiwanis, Rotary and Lions clubs. Men who are prominent in real estate and other business activities will be invited to address the meetings. Indications today were that a large number of Orange county realtors would attend the convention. DON'T LIKE IT BROT HOME NEW YORK, Jan. 17. — We aren't especially sensitive here in this big city, because we know that no matter what the rest of the country may say about us, they like to come and visit us pretty well, after all, and anyway. We know what a fine city we are. But when the chief executive of our own state goes on record as favoring more insane asylums near the metropolitan district, it does ruffle us a bill. And that's what Governor Miller did the other day. REGULATES HUMIDITY Electrically operated, an automatic device has been invented to keep the air in a room heated by steam at any desired degree of humidity. GAS RUNS AUTO Two British inventors have designed an automobile that is run by gas manufactured by a producer carried on the rear of the vehicle. Try Plain Dealer Want Ads. noon at the Round Table club house. Mrs. A.J.Robinson will speak on Civic Needs. The hostesses for the day are Mrs.Harold Bender,Mrs.John Mrs.H.A.Lepper and Mrs.Steve Roe. A program compliments P-T.A. will be given school auditorium Mon. Miss Jessie Luelle O the star. She is a slim The affair is free and patrons are given vitiation to be present. Higgins, music coach also give several volls A full program will tomorrow. The sophomore class picnic at Huntington day evening after school the first of the class a number have signification of being present. The Compton girl team is scheduled for the local team directi today. Anaheim defends in two games last year. STRANGER SAVES SANTA BARBARA,Bellinger's life was savager when his jugular erred in an auto craser stranger seized the sp with thumb and finger singer to hold it the sae he assisted Bellinger car and drove him to Hospital,Santa Barbara,Rexald Brown sewed by Bellinger is an auto sae hard.The stranger left his name. SIERKS INFANT Dorothy Clara Sierks months-old daughter of Ralph Sierkes, of 120 Sphila,died last night at sanifarium,at 9 o'clockness of several weeks trouble. 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SUSTO is not a medicine. It is a balancer—it adds to the daily diet growth-promoting, strength and lifelong elements that we are not getting our daily food and which are as neces as fresh air to sustain life. If you are irritable, pale and nervous thin, worn out and haggard, take SUSTO this wonderfully efficient new tonic there is nothing like it to build strength and energy, and you will not an improvement in weight, physicalness and general "pep" in a surprising short time. All druggists sell SUSTO sure to get genuine SUSTO Vitamin—only $1.00 per package. Ask for re-ons SUSTO by famous authority. FOR SALE BY ANAHEIM PHARMACY OLD S FIFTEEN YEARS AGO 60-YEAR-OLD TREE COMES DOWN TODAY The end of a magnificent pine upwards of 60 years old, standing in front of the old house at 214 North Los Angeles street, came down this morning, when a crew of laborers under the direction of Julian Barraza felled it. The house for ten or twelve years was occupied by William Crother and family, and still is owned by Crother estate. The family vacated it some 36 years ago. The present tenant is L. K. Marshall. The tree had split and the damage was increased by recent wind storms until the Marshals became worried lest it fall over on the house during the night. George Dunton's garage also was threatened. A big rubber tree received the impact of its neighbor's fall and lost one or two limbs. Try Plain Dealer Want Ads. HOME-MADE FLOOR POLISH A good polish for hardwood floors is made as follows: Melt together in a bowl set in hot water, one-half pint of turpentine, two and one-half ounces powdered resin and quarters pound beecwax. Do not let these ingredients come in contact with fire while being melted, as they are inflammable. When melted, apply with a soft cloth and polish with a brush. PREPARES MEAL That it will perform about 95 per cent of the work of preparing a meal is the claim of the inventor of a new electric kitchen utensil. HAS THREE FINGERS More convenient to use than a mitten and almost as warm is a recently patented glove having three fingers, the last enclosing two fingers of a wearer's hand. If it's from Witman's it's good. Do Not Enver the Made a H On Anaheim H GET BUSY AND BE A HO THERE IS ONE BEAUTIFUL SUB-DIVISION AFTER A PROUD AND HAPPY TO M High School News A program complimentary to the P.T. A. will be given at the high school auditorium Monday, Jan. 23. Miss Jessie Lucille Gibbs will be the star. She is a singer of note. The affair is free and the mothers and patrons are given a cordial invitation to be present. Mrs. Marion Higgins, music coach at school, will also give several violin selections. A full program will be announced tomorrow. The sophomore class will have a picnic at Huntington Beach Thursday evening after school. This is the first of the class functions and a number have signified the intention of being present. The Compton girls' basketball team is scheduled for a game with the local team directly after school today. Anaheim defeated Compton in two games last year. STRANGER SAVES HIS LIFE SANTA BARBARA, Jan. 17.—Geo. Bellinger's life was saved by a stranger, when his jugular vein was severed in an auto crash here. The stranger seized the spurting artery with thumb and finger and told Bellinger to hold it the same way. Then he assisted Bellinger into his own car and drove him to the Cottage Hospital, Santa Barbara, where Dr. Rexald Brown sewed up the artery. Bellinger is an auto salesman of Oxnard. The stranger left without giving his name. SIERKS INFANT SUCUMBS Dorothy Clara Sierks, the three-months-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sierkes, of 120 South Philadelphia, died last night at the Anaheim sanitarium, at 9 o'clock, after an illness of several weeks from stomach trouble. Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Backs & Terry chapel, with burial in Loma Vista cemetery. Plain Dealer Want Ads got results. d To Paris DO NOT “WISH” YOU HAD HIS “CHANCE” — YOU GET BUSY AND BE A HOUSE THERE IS ONE BEAUTIFUL SUB-DIVISION AFTER PROUD AND HAPPY TO M Look beyond today! See the Anaheim of 1925, the Anaheim future! Then look back and measure the future giant strides which Anaheim has made in growth, we raise in realty values. AWAKE! Mr. Not Yet and Mrs. Wait Yes, of course you're going to buy and build home of your own; you're tired of landlords high rent. But you're waiting! LISTEN, FOLKS! BIG BUSINESS IS BUILDING WAITING! IT CAN'T AFFORD TO WAIT. DON'T THINK THEY ARE GUESSING?—THESE FINANCERS THESE BUILDERS? WOULDN'T THEY WAIT IF THOUGHT IT WOULD PAY? G. D. MARSH & SON GENERAL CEMENT CONTRACTORS Mfgrs. Modern Designs, Ornamental Brickets Yard 325 Jacaranda Place, Fullerton Res. 516 E. Chartres ,Anaheim Valencia Orange Groves Residential Property Business Property Lots HAROLD CLAIRMONT GREATER ANAHEIM REALTOR Office of Confidence and Reliability 236 W. Center Phone 741 WRIGHT & PAYMENTS Mfgrs. Thornton Interior TILE BUILDING CONTROL 337 E. Truslow, Fu Paone Fullerton FOR SALE Lot 50x150, high school terms. Lot 50x137 with small rage, W. Broadway; $3200. Lot 50x125, Broadway; $5100. Five-room house, close-in down. BIGELOW, 211 E. VALENCIA ORANGE GROVES Residential Property Business Property Lots HAROLD CLAIRMONT GREATER ANAHEIM REALTOR Office of Confidence and Reliability 236 W. Center Phone 741 WE OFFER THIS WEEK ONLY The finest 5-room house you can buy for the money. Best of location, E. front, 2 blocks from P. O. Must be sold this week. Sacrifice at $3500, $1000 cash, easy terms. CALIFORNIA REALTY CO. Wm. F. Bonkosky Herbert H. Oelke 243 W. Center BUILD YOUR HOME IN VALENCIA SQUARE J. LLOYD NATHAN R. MOORE & MOORE Real Estate—Insurance 133 S. Los Angeles Phone 866 GEORGE C. PICKERING ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNER Contractor and Builder Phone Placentia 152-W Anaheim R. F. D. 3 Corner Placentia and La Jolla WILSON & BEVER GENERAL CONTRACTORS Office Wilson-Bever Bldg. ANAHEIM, PAINT & PAPER COMPANY WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Glass, Wall Paper Picture Framing 158 W. Center Phone Pacific 430-W FOR SALE Lot 50x150, high school terms. Lot 50x137 with small barge, W. Broadway; $3200. Lot 50x125, Broadway; $500. Five-room house, close-in down. BIGELOW, 211 E. WE WILL BUILD YOUR YOUNG SASH & DRY FLOODS. Some cash with to see us for best buys. YOUNG SASH & DRY FLOODS "EVERYTHING IN WOOD" Mfrgs. Sash, Doors, Mouldings — Cabinet H. L. BRISCO CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER Builder of PACIFIC READY-CUT Office 117 E. Sycamore Anaheim, Calif. S. LeBLANC ROOFING CONTRACT 622 Garfield St. Sanctuary Built-up Composition Repairing My Species Phones: Office 911 JOHN A. VOLZZI GENERAL BUILDING CO. 1000 West Broadway Phone 497-J MEAT HIGHEST IN CAL., SAYS RUETHER Production of meat has fallen off in So. Calif. annually for many years past, the Rotary club was told by John Ruether, of the Anaheim Beef Co., who said that in 1905 this part of the state produced 40 pet. more livestock than now. So. Calif. now depends principally on the Middle and Rocky Mountain states for its meat, he said. Tourist hotels now are paying a premium for the better cuts of meat so there is little likelihood of meat coming down this year. Prices now are the highest of any state in the union, Ruether declared. The "Big Five" packers handle only 20 pet. of all the meat consumed in the country, the speaker said. They will not open retail stores of their own, in Ruether's opinion, because they failed to make such stores succeed when they tried it before. The speech was one of the most interesting the club has heard for months past. Only one member was absent. The club is considering the purchase of a piano and the fitting up of a dining-room of its own in the Elks' clubhouse. OVER THE MAN WHO MAKE A Fortune HEIM REAL ESTATE ANCE" — YOU HAVE, IF YOU ONLY MAKE USE OF IT. MY AND BE A HOME OWNER. VISION AFTER ANOTHER WHERE ANY MAN WOULD BE HAPPY TO MAKE HIS HOME. ANCE" — YOU HAVE, IF YOU ONLY MAKE USE OF IT. Y AND BE A HOME OWNER. VISION AFTER ANOTHER WHERE ANY MAN WOULD BE HAPPY TO MAKE HIS HOME. of 1925, the Anaheim of measure the future by the de in growth, wealth, and KE! Mrs. Wait Until to buy and build a ired of landlords and ing! IS BUILDING — NOT TO WAIT. DO YOU THESE FINANCIERS? THEY WAIT IF THEY WRIGHT & PAXMAN Mgrs. Thornton Interlocking Tile FILE BUILDING CONTRACTORS 337 E. Truslow, Fullerton Phone Fullerton 29 FOR SALE t 50x150, high school section, $1500. ts t 50x137 with small house and gaW. Broadway; $3200. Terms. ts t 50x125, Broadway; $1575. Terms. ve-room house, close-in; $3700, $800 BIGELOW, 211 E. Center WILLIAM N. POLSTON CEMENT CONTRACTOR 921 N. Zeyn St. Phone 480-J ROY A. TAYLOR PAINTING, PAPERING, TINTING 210 N. Los Angeles St. Ph: 26 610 E. Chartres St. Ph: 776-W A.B.RICE FLOOR CO. EST. 1906 R. J. OHLUND, Resident Mgr. Orange County Branch A. H. PIBEL GENERAL CONTRACTOR 204 N. Helona Phone 236-J WHEELER & ALLEN 316½ E. Broadway, 918 W. Center PAINTING AND INTERIOR DECORATING Phone 102-W G. W. HOLMAN PAINTING CONTRACTOR We do everything in Painting line. Get our prices on your contract. 406 N. Lemeb St. J. L. WARNER CEMENT CONTRACTOR 309 S. Los Angeles St. M. EUGENE DURFEE ARCHITECT Cassou Bldg. Antichem W. H. KIDD PLASTER AND COMPOSITION WORK Alberta and Claudina Ph: 585-W GIBBS LUMBER CO. ADAMS-BOWERS LBR. COMPANY C. GANAHL LBR. CO: FOR SALE at 50x150, high school section, $1500. at 50x137 with small house and gaW. Broadway; $3200. Terms. at 50x125, Broadway; $1575. Terms. live-room house, close-in; $3700, $800 BIGELOW, 211 E. Center WILL BUILD YOUR HOMES FOR YOU WE POINT REALTY CO. cell lots in the great high school disall high and dry land, free from Some cash with terms to suit. us for best buys. UNG SASH & DOOR CO. EVERYTHING IN WOODWORK" Mfgrs. Sash, Doors, Frames Mouldings — Cabinet Work H. L. BRISCO CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER Builder of PACIFIC READY-CUT HOUSES 117 E. Sycamore Phone 584-J Anaheim, Calif. S. LeBLANC ROOFING CONTRACTOR Barfield St. Santa Ana, Calif. Built-up Composition Roofs and Repairing My Specialty Res: Office 911 Res: 1333 JOHN A. VOLZ & SONS GRAL BUILDING CONTRACTORS 1000 West Broadway Phone 497-J W. H. KIDD PLASTER AND COMPOSITION WORK Alberta and Claudina Ph. 585-W GIBBS LUMBER CO. ADAMS-BOWERS LBR: COMPANY C. GANAHL LBR. CO: EVERETT McDONALD PLASTERING CONTRACTOR 314 S. Claudina St. PETE DANIELS CEMENT CONTRACTOR 1128 W. Broadway Phone 285-J DARROLL D. WEBB LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR 131 S. Philadelphia Ph. 168-J STANDARD PLUMBING & HEATING CO. B. J. MILLER, Mgr. 113 W. Broadway Phone 75 HERMAN KARSTEN CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER 1115 W. Broadway PEMBER BROS. Home Builders and Contractors Repairing a Specially Estimates Cheerfully Furnished 221 W. Center St. ALFRED M. MORRISON CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER Plans Furnished 604 N. Philadelphia Ph. 537-M A. F. GUTZMAN CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER 126 Thalia St. C. E. RAMELLA & SON 1000 East Center St. DAN SOLAYA CEMENT CONTRACTOR 506 E. Cypress St.