oc-plain-dealer 1922-03-03

ORANGES EXPECTED TO CONTINUE CLIMB Commenting on the steady advance of the orange market, Charles Eygabroad, Anaheim director of the Calif. Fruit Exchange, predicted the upward movement would continue. "There are only about 4000 cars of navels to move," says Eygabroad. "Last week 600 cars moved. The weekly shipments will not be so large from now on. The eastern market is cleaned up and 75 per cent of the Florida crop has gone." Valencias will start to move April 1. In fact, they will pass the test now. DUNTON ACQUIRES AMALIE AGENCY George Dunton has acquired the exclusive distribution in No. Orange-co. for Amalie 100 per cent. Pure Pennsylvania oils and greases. He will supply the grade with oils and greases for all grades of cars. Carlot shipments will be made via water from New York to San Pedro and by truck to Anaheim. GAS PRODUCE PARTS All the parts of a new gas producer furnishing gas enough to yield 75 horsepower are cast in one piece. GEORGE PULS BUYS HEINEMAN TRACT Eygabroad & Fisher report the sale of five acres of valencias in the Heineman sub-division to George Puls. H. R. Hunter, who recently purchased 2 1-2 acres at the sub-division, is preparing to build a home. Construction materials are now on the ground. STUDY PROBLEM OF SKEWED BRIDGE ARCH Methods of calculating the stresses and porportioning the size of skewed concrete-arch bridges which have been considered good practice in the past may be incorrect and result in the collapse of the structure, according to engineers of the bureau of public roads of the U.S. Dept. of Agr. A skew bridge is one in which the center line of the bridge is not perpendicular with the abutment on which the bridge rests, and is used when a bridge crosses a stream or railway track diagonally. The bureau is jointly responsible with the several state highway departments for the correctness of the design of all structures on federal-aid roads, and for this reason the problem is being carefully studied. If it's from Witman's it’s good. SPARTAN GROCERS 101 Stores 138 E. Center G. O. PAYNE, Prop. Pure Lard, 2 lbs. 25c Bring your pail. 101 Stores 138 E. Center G. O. PAYNE, Prop. Pure Lard, 2 lbs. $25c Bring your pail. Eastern Bacon $27c It will pay you to buy Candy at Payne's Sat. Double Coated Chocolate Cream Centers, lb. $25c Nice Fresh Marshmallows, lb. $25c Corn Flakes, 2 for $15c Idaho Russett Potatoes, select stock sorted and graded, 100 lbs. $2.65 You're Safe At Payne's 80 Money Saving Stores Daleys WHAT 5c WILL BUY 1. ¼ Pound Fine JAP TEA. 2. Pkg. Pancake of Buckwheat Flour. 3. A pound of Peanut 4. A pound of Peanut READ ALL ABOUT IT BELOW OFFER NO. 1 Buy a pound of any of Daleys OFFER NO. 2 Buy a 22-oz. bottle of WHAT 5c WILL BUY 1. ¼ Pound Fine JAP TEA. 2. Pkg. Pancake of Buckwheat Flour. 3. A pound of Peanut 4. A pound of Peanut READ ALL ABOUT IT BELOW OFFER NO. 1 Buy a pound of any of Daleys own brands of Bulk or Package Coffees, R-B, Rock Bottom, Pedro, Blend “A” or “B.” PAY 5c MORE and get a ¼ pound pkg. Daleys R-B Fine Jap Tea. Reg. price 15c. OFFER NO. 2 Buy a 22-oz. bottle of R-B Brand Pancake or jack Syrup at the regular of 25c PAY 5c MORE and get a 20-oz. package Buckwheat or Pancake. Regular price is 13c. OFFER NO. 3 Buy a 2-oz. bottle of Daleys R-B Brand Lemon of Vanilla Extract at the regular price of 25c PAY 5c MORE and get a pound of Daleys Peanut Brittle. Reg. price is 13c. OFFER NO. 4 Buy a pound of Daleys Brand Creamery Butter regular market price PAY 5c MORE and get a pound of Daley nut Butter. Regular price No. 1 Kitchen Broom.....48c, Regular Rock Bottom Standard Corn, 2s..... Rock Bottom Pink Salmon, No. 1 tall cans ..... Libby’s Medium Red Salmon, No. 1 tall cans ... MILCOA —fresh every day The good nut Margarine 26c BRISQ 1 in the “Economy” p The best and cheapest shortening on the m Two Rock Bottom Stores in Andalusia Now—We Deliver All Orders of $5.00 East End Store—114 E. Center Street West End Store—239 W. Center Street VEGETABLES SYMBOLIZED IN MARIONETTE PLAY Pupils of the John Swett school in San Francisco enjoyed the novel entertainment of a trip through vegetable land as played on a miniature stage by means of marionettes made of vegetables. The play was produced with the idea of popularizing the foods with the little tots. RARE FOSSILS FOUND IN MINE DENVER, Mar. 2.—Rare specimens of leaf, fern and insect fossils have been unearthed in the Leyden mine near Denver by Walter Rogers, a junior in East Denver high school, who announces his intention of presenting his collection to the Colorado Museum of Natural History at City park and the state museum at the capital. Rogers, who is the son of William E. Rogers, assistant cashier of FILM STAR WHO WON'T BE INTERVIEWED LONDON, Mar. 3.—Lady Diana Cooper, the actress daughter of the duke of Rutland, besides starting a fashion for the English nobility by her success in a new color film, has set a new fashion for film actresses in general. She refuses to be interviewed. Not that any one expects for a minute that many film actresses will follow the idea. But Lady Diana, who everyone now is being sought by ROCKEFELLER TAKES TO THE VIOLIN DAYTONA, Fla., Mar. 3.—John D. "brown as a berry," golfing daily and even posing for the movies. Those glimpses of the world's richest man in his Florida retreat were given today by George Rigby, one of Rockefeller's closest friends. "Mr. Rockefeller is in the best health in years." Rigby said. "He is an almost constant attendant at the automobile races." Rigby said of Rockefeller "and appears to enjoy them hugely." RARE FOSSILS FOUND IN MINE DENVER, Mar. 2.—Rare specimens of leaf, fern and insect fossils have been unearthed in the Leyden mine near Denver by Walter Rogers, a junior in East Denver high school, who announces his intention of presenting his collection to the Colorado Museum of Natural History at City park and the state museum at the capital. Rogers, who is the son of William F. Rogers, assistant cashier of the First National bank, and secretary-treasurer of the Leyden mine, found his first specimen in the mine—a part of a petrified tree trunk, reputed to be millions of years old. Since then he has found four more perfect specimens of the gigantic trees of the cretaceous period in the Laramine epoch of the Mexic o era. Only one other specimen of this sort of tree is in existence, and it is in the possession of the American Museum of Natural History in New York. Rogers declares. 21 NEW WELLS STARTED Oil field operations reported the week ending Feb. 25, show 21 new wells started, as compared with 20 the previous week. The total new wells this year is 200, compared with 221 the same date last year. Tests for water shut-off 34, compared with 22 the previous week. Yearly total to date 221, date last year 248. Deepening or drilling jobs, 9, compared with 19 preceding week. Total to date this year 109; total to same date last year 144. Abandonments compared with one preceding week. Total-to-date this year 57; total to same date last year 41. If it's from Witman's it's good. Plain Dealer for Good Job Printing. FILM STAR WHO WON'T BE INTERVIEWED LONDON, Mar. 3.—Lady Diana Cooper, the actress daughter of the duke of Rutland, besides starting a fashion for the English nobility by her success in a new color film, has set a new fashion for film actresses in general. She refuses to be interviewed. Not that any one expects for a minute that many film actresses will follow the idea. But Lady Diana, who every day now is being sought by newspaper men hopelessly attempting to interview her has bundled off to the country looking not for publicity, but seclusion. Felix Orman, assistant to Stuart Blackton, the producer, said that Lady Diana was very serious about her work. "She begged for a copy of the scenario before I could get it ready," he said, "then she studied oil paintings of the 17th century, in which the plot is laid in order to learn the fashion of the times. When she found she was working with an all-star cast she was a little nervous for a time, but soon got over it." Lady Diana is about to enter another color picture to be produced by Mr. Blackton. Her friends expect that she will appear to even better advantage in it. NEW METHOD FOR STAR GAZING CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Mar. 3.—By the use of the spectra instead of the parallax method, hundreds of stars, the positions of which still are not geometrically known, are being determined by Harvard University astronomers. The university has 300-900 photographs of stars taken in the last 20 years as an aid in applying the new method. SANTA FE OFFICIAL DEAD CHICAGO Mar. 1.—Walter G. Barnwell of the Santa Fe is dead here. Death came at the German Evangelical Deaconess Hospital, following an attack of double pneumonia. For years he was assistant freight traffic manager of the road. He took an important part in the development of So Calif. Barnwell became connected with the Santa Fe in 1891 after he had been with the Canada Atlantic and Great Northern railways. CRANK CASE PLATE Oil economy obtained by keeping the lubricant cool is the purpose of a new automatic crank case plate with deep flanges along which air passes while the car is in motion. GIGANTIC SPIDERS Because they eat roaches the presence of gigantic spiders in their homes is encouraged by natives of Trinidad. ROCKEFELLER TAKES TO THE VIOLIN DAYTONA, Fla., Mar. 3.—John D. "brown as a berry," golfing daily and even posing for the movies. Those glimpses of the world's richest man in his Florida retreat were given today by George Rigby, one of Rockefeller's closest friends. "Mr. Rockefeller is in the best health in years." Rigby said. "He is an almost constant attendant at the automobile races." Rigby said of Rockefeller "and appears to enjoy them hugely." Another trait of the richest man disclosed by his friend, is lovely of the violin which has developed recently. Saturday Specials POTATO LAYER CAKE 35c and 60c Oregon Cherry Pie ...30c Grape Pie ...25c French Pastries ...10c BOSTON BAKERY Store No. 1 201 E. Center Street Store No. 3 Anaheim Public Market Money Saving Stores pound of Peanut Brittle. pound of Peanut Butter. BELOW OFFER NO. 2 22-oz. bottle of Daleys OFFER NO. 2 22-oz. bottle of Daleys Brand Pancake of Flap-yrup at the regular price Y 5c MORE at a 20-oz. package Daleysheat or Pancake Flour. Regular price is 13c. OFFER NO. 4 pound of Daleys Fancy Creamery Butter at the market price Y 5c MORE at a pound of Daleys Pea-butter. Regular price is 17c. 48c, Regular 75c value 2 for 25c 12c 14c ORISQ 18c the "Economy" package best and cheapest vegetable shortening on the market. Canada Atlantic and Great Northern railways. CRANK CASE PLATE Oil economy obtained by keeping the lubricant cool is the purpose of a new automatic crank case plate with deep flanges along which air passes while the car is in motion. GIGANTIC SPIDERS Because they eat roaches the presence of gigantic spiders in their homes is encouraged by natives of Trinidad. None of your money is wasted for tin containers when you buy ORANGE BLOSSOM COFFEE It's always fresh! First Grade Coffee in GLASSIN-LINED BAGS - costs less "ORANGE BLOSSOM" dealers are supplied with only enough coffee at one time for their immediate needs. Thus, you are always assured of fresh finest-quality coffee when you specify "ORANGE BLOSSOM." From Farmer to Consumer Opp. S. P. Depot W. Anaheim DAIRY FEEDS J. E. SCHUMACHER CO. Phone 794 Trade where your purchase saves money First The following items and Blue Tip Matches 6 boxes 31c Whittier Creamery Butter 43c lb. 20 M If you Suppliing. Borax Borax LENTEN FOOI King George Sardines... Marie Elizabeth Sardine Importetd Irish Macker Climax Salted Peanuts lb. 15c 127 W. Center LITTLE DAMAGED FRUIT GETS EAST If frost-bitten fruit has managed to get out of the state and be seized by federal agents in the east, it is very much the exception, said the manager of a prominent local association here today, commenting upon the published statement of Al Woodill and F. H. Speich, Riverside growers, that oranges of theirs had been seized. Such shipments are due to the special leniency of deputy horticultural commissioners in areas badly affected, said the local manager. Plans to prevent such seizures and also to enact new laws were idid at Riverside last night, according to the published report, with G. H. Hecke, head of the state department of agriculture and F. H. Reed, head of the state bureau of standardization, present. Telegrams already have been sent to Congressman Philip D. Swing and other California legislators in Washington. There is a conflict between the federal bureaus of marketing and crop estimates and chemistry, it was declared. New fruit shipment laws will be FARM BUREAUS ASK EDISON CO. PROBE LOS ANGELES, Mar. 3.—A thorough investigation of the business of the So., Calif. Edison Co., is demanded of the railroad commission by Judge F. S. Brittain, attorney for the Federated Farm Bureau. The company's status is being gone into by southern municipalities and other corporations with the view of obtaining lower rates. Brittain charges big safari increases were made and declares certain operating expense item have jumped 30 to 50 per cent. "We expect to show that the figures for 1924 business and the estimates for 1923 are bloated," said Brittain. Commissioner Benedict said the commission wished to issue the order for new rates to make them effective not later than May 1. ODD LEMON SQUEEZER Squeezing juice from a slice of lemon without getting it on the fingers is made possible by the invention of tongs between the sides of which is a sharp prong to impale the lemon rind. framed at a conference in June for presentation to the state legislature, Hecke announced. Big Discount Grocery Sale 16 lbs. Sugar . . $1.00 8 lbs. Orange Blossom Shortening . . $1.20 Grocery Sale 16 lbs. Sugar $1.00 8 lbs. Orange Blossom Shortening $1.20 2 lbs. Pure Lard 25c 10 bars Ben Hur Soap 45c Cut This Coupon Out—It Is Worth Money! THIS COUPON, WHEN PRESENTED WITH A GROCERY ORDER WILL ENTITLE YOU TO A Cash Discount of 5% ON YOUR PURCHASES FROM MARCH 4TH TO 11TH. QUALITY LOW PRICES TO ALL SERVICE C.L. Holland SAVE BY PAYING CASH 212 131 EAST CENTER ANAHEIM Chaffees WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT First of March Sale Chaffees WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT First of March Sale allowing items and prices will be good for one week, ending March 11: Blue Tip Matches boxes 31c Jumbo Chocolate Creams lb. 25c 5-lb. box $1.25 Golden Age Macaroni Spaghetti Noodles 3 packages 20c Quittier amery utter 8c lb. 20 Mule Team Borax Soap Sale If you buy your Soap Chips and Borax Supplies now you will realize a big saving. Buy next week Borax Soap Chips, large pkg. 22c Borax, 10-oz. pk. 8c; 2-lb. pk. 20c Milcoa Nut Margarine 26c lb. LENTEN FOODS George Sardines...15c Elizabeth Sardines 19c-29c Arted Irish Mackerel 15c-30c CANNED FOODS This is National Canned Foods Week — buy Canned Fruits and Vegetables in quantities — at Chaffee's. Climax ted Peanuts lb. 15c Quaker Oats Small pkg. ...12c Large pkg. ...24c Darigold Milk 3 for 25c ANAHEIM 300 W. Center