oc-plain-dealer 1922-01-27

LITTLE DAMAGE IN STANTON DISTRICT STANTON, Jan. 27.—(Spl.) The orange growers in the West Anaheim district seem very optimistic regarding the outcome of the recent cold snap. The Pierson Redmond and Harrison groves, the oldest in this section show little effects of frost. The younger orchards have stood it well. The city dads did not have to wait for the cold weather to put the pep in them. They have been up and doing, and the road committee has been looking after the bad pieces of road in various parts of the city. A good many miles of streets have been improved with grading and the application of gravel where needed the most to make the complete road in a passable condition. The county officials apparently have awakened and are starting in to complete their part of the good work on the roads leading out of the city on the south and we hope Mr. Wm. Schumacher will cast his weather eye unto the north end of Magnolia-ave from the school house to the Lincoln highway and see what he can do for the great number of citizens traveling that most promising thoroughfare. W. H. Kennedy Jr., is going to plant 20 acres of spuds this spring. The early cabbage is looking fine and some of the earliest is being cut now, three sidetracks being used this week, two at Stanton and one at Cordorniz. Mr. J. H. Klein, a recent arrival from Washington, who purchased the 10 acres on the southwest corner of Claire-st and Magnolia-ave, is putting down a well and excavating for a cellar and will soon have a house under way. Della M. Davis the city clerk has been appointed registrar and is prepared to take the names of voters in the city for the general spring election in April. W. W. HOY WILL OPEN PA KAHN BIDS DAUGHTER BON Photo shows Mrs. J. O. Marriott, nee Maud Kahn, Otto H. Kahn, on S. S. Baltic. Captain and Mrs. Marriott England on the Baltic, having spent the holidays with family. MOVIES WILL SHOW REO MANUFACTURE Dale & Company, Orange-co Reo and Packard dealers, tomorrow night will show at their show rooms, 318 West Center street, an educational film on automobile construction of the Reo Motor Company, whose representatives are touring the United States. DEATH WATTEROUT LONDON, Jan. 27 watch" beetle is be poison gas in the storer hall, the scene events in British The famous bean oak, dating from discovered some time only Mr. J. H. Klein, a recent arrival from Washington, who purchased the 10 acres on the southwest corner of Claire-st and Magnolia-ave, is putting down a well and excavating for a cellar and will soon have a house under way. Della M. Davis the city clerk has been appointed registrar and is prepared to take the names of voters in the city for the general spring election in April. W. W. HOY WILL OPEN PRIVATE OFFICES W. W. Hoy, city engineer of Santa Ana, announced that he had arranged for opening a private office at 413 North Main-st., Santa Ana. BETTER THAN MOTHER MADE! Mother's bread was good—there's no doubt about it. You enjoyed eating the bread she produced. It was the best you could get then. It is different today. The bakers who make our bread are experts, carefully trained in that art. Our modern sanitary shop contains equipment which has made baking a science. With such a combination our bread is par excellence, and we believe, even better than Mother used to make. Buy Dresser's Bread, Pies, Cakes and Pastries Today. DRESSER'S WHITE LILY BAKERY 307 W. Center Phone 120-J MOVIES WILL SHOW REO MANUFACTURE Dale & Company, Orange-co Reo and Packard dealers, tomorrow night will show at their show rooms, 318 West Center street, an educational film on automobile construction of the Reo Motor Company, whose representatives are touring the United States for the purpose. Manager Martin of the local office, is arranging for an interesting entertainment. The six models of the car, including the newest arrivals, will be on exhibition and their features and superiorities of construction explained. A special parade through the streets of Anaheim also is being planned. MRS. HOOVER HONORED SAVANNAH, Ga., Jan. 27. Mrs. Herbert Hoover, wife of the Secretary of Commerce, has been elected president of the Girl Scouts of America. Safe Milk for INFANTS and Horlicks Malted Milk For Infants, Invalids and Growing Children The Original Food-Dink For All Ages Rich milk, malted grain No Cooking — Nourishing CALIFORNIA HELP-YOURSELF STREET It's the pennies that count. What does this mean to you? Our continually orders must meet thing to you. 249 E. Center St., Anaheim A New Store A New St A New Way of Doing Business Come in and experience the novelty and pleasure of helping yourself by getting the assurance that both quality and price are right. We would prefer we have a force of courteous clerks at your command under our system of pricing goods, you can make big savings. A New Store A New St A New Way of Doing Business Come in and experience the novelty and pleasure of helping yourself by getting the assurance that both quality and price are right. Our would prefer we have a force of courteous clerks at your command under our system of pricing goods, you can make big savings. FINE GRANULATED SUGAR, 10 lbs. 56c 100 lb. Sack $5.50 CREAM OF WHEAT 22c Package 2 Packages 43c REAL DUTCH BULK COCOA 2 lbs. 25c CRISCO any size 18 1-2c EXTRA LARGE SIZE DILL PICKLES 2 for 5c GENUINE OHIO BLUE TIP MAT 4 boxes 25c—carton of 6 Our La Poppy Bread and our La Poppy Creamery Butter. Nothing any price. Buy No. 1 Feed from us Extra special on Fruit and Vegetables; Same Low Margin on every its class. Phone: 297 CALIFORNIA HELP-YOURSELF STORES COMPANY ANAHEIM All orders delivered FREE from $2 up. Delivery leaves 9:30 a.m. and THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA BETA SIGMA CLASS PROGRAM ENJOYED GARDEN GROVE, Jan. 27.—The Beta Sigma Sunday school class of the M. E. church and the teacher, Mrs. G. R. Reyburn, were entertained by Miss Dorethea Cavanaugh and Mrs. Frank Monroe at the latter's home last Tuesday evening. A short business session was held followed by the program and the lesson from the study book of California. After a social hour dainty refreshments were served. About 14 were present. Ed Dozier, Fred Andres, J. O. Arkley, Arthur Schnitzer, Clarence and Claud Crosby and J. G. and M. B. Allen motored to Whittier, Redlands and other towns in the citrus section Tuesday to investigate the damage done by the frost. They report a great deal more damage to the fruit in that section than in the Garden Grove district. There was very little damage done here in comparison with that section. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Aldrich and daughter, Miss Eveleth, and Mrs. V. R. Dorn, attended the 15th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. C. Dorn at Anaheim last Saturday evening. About 30 guests were present. Mr Dorn is a son of Mrs. V. R. Dorn. Mrs. Jennie White and daughter, Effie, of Santa Ana, were Sunday guests at the G. R. Reyburn home. Mrs. M. Hill returned to her home in Los Angeles Sunday after a two months' visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Christensen. W. M. Doughterty, representative of the Occidental Life Insurance company, spent several days this week in Garden Grove. Miss Clara Lott spent the weekend with friends at Riverside, Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Smith, Miss Ruth Lott and Clifton Bryan motored to Riverside Sunday afternoon and Miss Clara Lott accompanied them home. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Aldrich and daughter, Miss Eveleth, and Mrs. C. C. Uhelichel and Mrs. V. R. Dorn spent time ago to be seriously injured. 200 ATHLETES WILL VISIT SANTA ANA On April 22 Santa Ana will be host to more than 200 athletes representing practically every community in So Calif. April 22 is the date of the So Cal championship track and field meet to be held on Poly field. Santa Ana was awarded the meet after an inspection of local facilities by the committee of the California Interscholastic federation consisting of J. F. Malcom, of San Juan Capistrano, Orange-co representative, Seth F. Van Patten, chairman, Fred Johnson of Hollywood, Thomas Davis of Lincoln, Kinter Hamilton of Harvard Military academy, G. M. Green of Inglewood. Members of the committee were unanimous in their decision to award the meet to Santa Ana. After viewing the field the committee needed only a 15 minute discussion to determine the location. ANAHEIM DEFEATS HUNTINGTON BEACH Anaheim high school basketball boys showed up Huntington Beach last night on the local court. Both the 130-pound and 110-pound players clashed. When the last whistle was blown, Anaheim had the winning points—16 to 13 for the 130 and 13 to 10 for the 110. The first teams played this afternoon at Huntington Beach. HUGE REWARD OFFERED! Huge Reward for the Most Popular Business Girl in Southern California. See Sunday's Los Angeles Examiner. 'DEATH WATCH' BUGS ROUTED BY GAS LONDON, Jan. 27.-The "death watch" beetle is being fought with poison gas in the ancient Westminster hall, the scene of many memorable events in British history. The famous beamed roof of carved oak, dating from the year 1399, was discovered some time ago to be seriously injured. 'DEATH WATCH' BUGS ROUTED BY GAS LONDON, Jan. 27.—The "death watch" beetle is being fought with poison gas in the ancient Westminster hall, the scene of many memorable events in British history. The famous beamed roof of carved oak, dating from the year 1399, was discovered some time ago to be seriously menaced by the boarings of wood beetles, which had been breeding there for centuries. The first gas that was experimented with to kill the beetles nearly proved fatal to the cleaners. Then another chemical was tried, and this, it is claimed, will make the historic edifice safe for another six or seven centuries. As this gas is heavier than air, it penetrates into the lobbies of the adjacent house of commons, and it can, therefore, only be used when parliament is not sitting. Harry Fellinge, Brunswick Phonographs. for INFANTS and INVALIDS ASK FOR Horlick's the Original Avoid Imitations and Substitutes Rich milk, malted grain extract in Powder No Cooking—Nourishing—Digestible SELF STORE Our continually repeat orders must mean something to you. Why? New Stock business of helping yourself, there-price are right. Or if you at your command, And big savings. IN LOS ANGELES Sunday after a two months visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Christensen. W. M. Dougherty, representative of the Occidental Life Insurance company, spent several days this week in Garden Grove. Miss Clara Lott spent the weekend with friends at Riverside. Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Smith, Miss Ruth Lott and Clifton Bryan motored to Riverside Sunday afternoon and Miss Clara Lott accompanied them home. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Aldrich and daughter, Miss Eveleth, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Uhelchel and Mrs. V. R. Dorn spent Sunday afternoon with relatives at Huntington Beach. Mrs. Mary P. Edmunds spent the week-end with her aunt, Mrs. H. M. Fisher, at Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Jackson spent Monday and Tuesday with their daughter's in Los Angeles. Mabel Head assisted in the Santa Ana post office Wednesday. George Cook, of Long Beach, was a business caller in Garden Grove Wednesday. A. J. Houghton, of Santa Barbara, visited at the home of his sister, Mrs. C. K. Lee Monday. Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Weaver left Thursday, by machine, for Lindsey where they will spend a week. Mrs. Mary Turner and daughter, Mrs. L. Towner and Mrs. Charles Morris, of Santa Ana, spent Sunday with Mrs. K. S. Hendricks. A work horse belonging to Bert Hayes died last Saturday. This is the second horse Mr. Hayes has had the misfortune of losing in the past month. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Elmore and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Elmore made a business trip to Banning Wednesday. Nelson Cook is spending this week looking after his farming interests at Santa Susana. Mr. and Mrs. E. Edmunds and family spent Sunday afternoon with relatives at Seal Beach. GERMANY TRIES TO RAISE SILVER FOXES BERLIN, Jan. 27.—Germany has decided to make herself independent of American silver foxes and skunks by raising them on a farm. At Hirschegg, in a little valley in the German Tyrol, a large tract of land has been fenced off and a good stock of foxes has been bought. The foxes went mad when first let loose, but they have now tamed down and seemed to be living ordinary lives. The principal food is cat's meat, and the drain on the neighborhood cat life has proved so heavy that 50 marks apiece are now being paid. So far the attempt is still experimental. If it proves successful a batch of fine skunks will be imported. This is, so far as known, the first attempt to raise silver foxes in Europe, and the grey-beards of Hirschegg are a little skeptical. On Sundays they walk up the valley in little groups and stand near the stockade, gazing quizzically. FINLEY BUILDS BLOCK SANITARY FRED H. SCHNEIDER 116 E. Center St., in Rock B SPECIALIST Shoulder Pork Roasts, lb.... Legs of Pork, half or whole, Pot Roasts, lb.... Legs of Baby Lamb, lb.... Shoulders of Lamb, one-half Home-made Pork Sausage, Hamburger, lb.... Compound, 2 lbs. for... Smoked Butts, lb.... Bacon Squares, lb.... Bacon, one-half or whole, lb. WE HANDLE NO. 1 New Stock business of helping yourself, thereprice are right. Or if you at your command. And big savings. 56c REAL DUTCH BULK COCOA 2 lbs. 25c 2c Per lb. GENUINE BLUE TIP MATCHES 25c—carton of 6 for 37c Butter. Nothing finer at o. 1 Feed from us for Less Margin on everything in RES COMPANY 249 East Center St. aves 9:30 a.m. and 3 p.m. The principal food is cat's meat, and the drain on the neighborhood cat life has proved so heavy that 50 marks apiece are now being paid. So far the attempt is still experimental. If it proves successful a batch of fine skunks will be imported. This is, so far as known, the first attempt to raise silver foxes in Europe, and the grey-beards of Hirschegg are a little skeptical. On Sundays they walk up the valley in little groups and stand near the stockade, gazing quizzically. FINLEY BUILDS BLOCK Col. S. H. Finley will erect a $30, 000 modern business structure at the southeast corner of Fourth and French streets, Santa Ana. The new building, which will be finished by April or May, if possible, will have a floor space of 100 by 120 and will be used, among other tenants, by the Sam Hill general market. Witman, Eyesight Specialist. Saturday Specials POTATO LAYER CAKE 35c and 60c each SOUTHERN LAYER CAKE 35c and 60c each Banana Cream Pie 30c each BOSTON BAKERY 201 East Center Street Phone 135-W Libby, Sego or Fo STANDARD SU A-1 FLOUR Eastern Bacon . 3 Light weight Large Rolls, only 7 2000 rolls at the price. Buy Crackers at Graham Crackers fine for the kids 2 lbs. 35c 10 lb. Sack Yello Cream of Wheat, Standard Peaches 7 lbs. Good Cook YOU'RE WHITTIER DEFEATS FULLERTON TWICE Fullerton lost both games with Whittier yesterday. The score in the contest of the 130-pound basketball team was 23 to 11 in Whittier's favor. The Fullerton first and second unlimited teams are scheduled to play Whittier today. The following members compose the first unlimited team: Jean Arroues, Oral Carpenter, Paul Dewhirst, Merill Gregory, Fred Hezmalhalch, Louis Kraemer, Gil McDermott, George Osborne, Edmond Salter, and Ted Shipkey. The second unlimited team is composed of the following players: Robt. Dowling, Ernest Everett, Ralph Hill, Clarence Jackson, Alva Johnson, Leonard Lemke, Ed Healey, William Montague, Lester Scheffield, Lee White, Alden Wright, Allen Yorba and Kendall Yorba. MEET SAN PEDRO TEAM Anaheim Laundry will meet the Landier Taxi team of San Pedro on the local alleys tonight. Anaheim Laundry is in 12th place in the So. Cal. Bowling league, with 15 wins and 24 lost, and the San Pedro is in 14th, last, place, with 13 wins and 26 lost. TRAFFIC VIOLATION DRAWS FINE OF $10 Glenn Stoddard, of Orange, was fined $10 by Justice J. B. Cox, after he had been given a trial on a charge of reckless driving, filed o complaint of A. H. Paterson, manager of the Union Oil company, in Santa Ana. The evidence showed that Paterson, while driving near Garden Grove was crowded off the highway by Stoddard's machine. Witman, eyesight specialist. Try Plain Dealer Want Ads. EPIDEMIC OF ITCH KEEPS W. VA. BUSY WHDELING, W. Va., Jan. 27. — Hundreds of Wheeling people are "digging" themselves. They are not former soldiers loaded with cooties. It is something worse than cooties. An epidemic of the seven-year itch has broken out here and physicians declare there are hundreds of cases in the city. Urgent warnings have been sent out that the disease is very contagious. Hundreds of people have complained during the last three weeks of itching and they were of the opinion that it was caused by some article they had eaten. Many blamed tomatoes as the cause. When the disease had gained considerable headway and physicians were consulted it was diagnosed as the genuine seven-year itch. Groceries C. L. Holland 131 E. Center St. GLOBE A-1 FLOUR 49 lbs. $1.95 24 lbs. $1.05 GOLD MEDAL FLOUR 49 lbs. $2.10 UNITARY MARKET FRED H. SCHNEIDER, Prop. Enter St., in Rock Bottom Store, Anaheim SPECIALS Pork Roasts, lb... 20c Pork, half or whole, lb... 25c lb... 15c and up by Lamb, lb... 33c of Lamb, one-half or whole, lb... 27c Pork Sausage, lb... 20c lb... 15c 2 lbs. for... 25c butts, lb... 35c rares, lb... 15c half or whole, lb... 30c and up HANDLE NO. 1 FANCY MEATS GLOBE A-1 FLOUR 49 lbs. $1.95 24 lbs. $1.05 GOLD MEDAL FLOUR 49 lbs. $2.10 POTATOES, Burbanks 100 lbs. $2.75 CORN, FANCY IOWA 6 cans ... 96c BACON, EASTERN Per lb. ... 25c PRUNES, GOOD ONES 2 lbs. ... 25c CRACKERS family size box* 85c BROOMS Best line at low prices. 138 E. Center St. ARTAN GROCERS G. O. PAYNE, Proprietor Sego or Federal Milk, Tall Cans 91-2c STANDARD SUGAR Per 100 . . $5.75 17 lbs. . . $1.00 LOUR 98 lb. Bag . . $3.75 Sego or Federal Milk, Tall Cans 91-2c STANDARD SUGAR Per 100 . . $5.75 17 lbs. . . $1.00 LOUR 98 lb. Bag . . $3.75 Barn Bacon . 30c lb. Pure Lard . . 15c Light weight Bring your pail Rolls, only rolls at the price. Toilet Paper 4 for 23c Excellent Quality None to Dealers Crackers at Payne's Saturday---Save Money Crackers for the kids bs. 35c Oyster Crackers and Soda Crackers nice and fresh 2 lbs. 25c Old-Fashioned Ginger Snaps 2 lbs. 35c Sack Yellow or White Corn Meal . 29c of Wheat, Packa e Hard Peaches or Apricots, large cans 22 c Good Cooking Apples . . . 25c YOU'RE SAFE AT PAYNE'S