oc-plain-dealer 1922-04-21

DUCKWORTH BUILDS 10-ROOM RESIDENCE Upper North Lemon street property values will receive another improvement with the erection at the south-west corner of Alberta street of William Duckworth's new residence, one of the finest in the city. The building will be finished in 30 days. Duckworth, who is a member of the J.T. Lyon Realty Company, prepared the plans himself, and has embodied in the house and its equipment the very latest features. It is a two-story 10-room Swiss chalet, constructed of hollow tile stucco, and much better proportioned than the usual Swiss chalet. There is a porch, for example, running completely around the corner of the house from the front entrance to the side one. The living room is 18 by 25 feet, with a big batchelder fireplace at one end built of tile. The living room will be trimmed with figured gum. All of the principal rooms will contain the usual built-in effects. Below there is a big cellar, containing the gas furnace, operated on the unit system, whereby the heat in any room can be turned on or off by electric button. This automatic heating system communicates with every room in the house. The lighting is by electricity. In the rear is a garage with room MUNICH PROTESTS PASSION PLAY BERLIN, April 21—Mass meetings were held in Munich recently to protest against the presentation of the Oberammergau Passion Play. They were under the auspices of the Nationalist Socialist party and the speakers tried to convince labor that the Passion Play was going to increase the cost of living by introducing tourists prices for food and goods in Germany. It happens that the Nationalist Socialists in Bavaria are not Socialists but Nationalists trying to gain a foothold among the workers. The protests against the Passion Play are not expected to carry much weight but the incident is clothed with meaning for the 200,000 or more Americans who are expected to visit Germany this summer for the first time since the war. for three machines. The walks about the residence are made unusually wide to harmonize with the size of the house. The space between the curbing and walks at this point is remarkably wide, affording room for lawn effects. The lawns will be spacious and the yard unusually large, made possible by the size of the lot, 61 by 150. Work on the yard will begin tomorrow. U.S.A. Amack of Anaheim is the general contractor and H.H. Hansen is in charge of the painting. CHAFEES WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT Store No. 36 127 W. Center Store No. 35 248 W. Center CORN MEAL Ground the old way in Kansas White or Yellow 10-lb. sack 25c PINEAPPLE Del Monte Sliced 2½ lb. 30c 2 lb. 24c MORE QUALITY FILMS THAT MORE quality and less mark the output of the corporation during their according to John P.C. representative of Fair Lasky Corporation who day looking over the day looking over the day escorted by Jack tant general manager Coast Theatres, Inc. tatures will be produced with 124 in 1921, pro Paramount and Realtor The latter now is out of Rettaw said his company decided whether to hire week here such as has various points elsewhere revivals of certain weltures like Dr.Jekyle had proved more profitable original showing of them. ORANGETHORPE, (Spl.) Things certain teresting down at the school grounds now caving at the ground for which they expect to be the fall term. A party of young for angelhorpe and Fullerton day evening in Los Ante tended the Orpheum there. Those who form were Miss Erma Hill a Holmes of Bishop-ave, and Miss Doris Shaff Messrs. Johnny Trees Holmes also of Bishop Geo.Woods of Fullerton Miss Ruth Brown o Beach spent the week-Ruth Meyer of Orangeth A new house is beld the Fogg sub-division or Ardyce Hill and Ky Bishop-ave spent Sunda ton Beach. Mr. and Mrs.R.H daughter Ruth and Miss of Huntington Beach Easter Sunrise services geles in the west part known as Angela Mae WHERE CASH BEAT'S CREDIT Store No. 35 248 W. Center CORN MEAL Ground the old way in Kansas White or Yellow 10-lb. sack 25c PINEAPPLE Del Monte Sliced 2½ lb. 30c 2 lb. 24c ROLLED OATS Quaker in Bulk 4 lbs. for 25c RAISINS Del Monte Seeded or Seedless 2 for 35c MEAT DEPARTMENT Loin Pork Roast, lb... 28c Shoulder-Pork Roast, lb... 20c Pot Roast of Beef, lb... 15c to 20c Eastern Bacon, (whole or half) lb... 80c ANAHEIM Daleys ROCK BOTTOM STORES Table Syrup Daleys Rock Bottom Brand 22-oz. Bottles A delicious blend of cane and corn sugars. Daleys R-B Brand PANCAKE FLOUR, 20-oz. Also in Buckwheat—April Only Daleys Pure Egg Daleys R-B Brand PANCAKE FLOUR, 20-oz. Also in Buckwheat—April Only Daleys Pure Egg MARSHMALLOW CREME A wonderful topping for your pies and cakes. Use it in your Cocoa and Coffee. Daleys 4-oz. Bottles THOUSAND ISLAND DRESSING 18c 8-oz. Bottle 30e—it's salad time! SHRIMP, "Miss Lou," 5-oz., 2 for DALEYS BULK MINCE MEAT Always fresh and good. WHITE KING SOAP, 10 bars . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45c MILCOA . . . The Delicious Nut Margarine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26c 5 Gals. Pure Pennsylvania Lubricating Oil $ Two Rock Bottom Stores in Anaheim Now—We Deliver All Orders of $5.00 or Over East End Store—114 E. Center Street West End Store—239 W. Center Street MORE QUALITY IN FILMS THIS YEAR More quality and less quantity will mark the output of the Paramount corporation during the current year, according to John P. Goring, special representative of Famous Players-Lasky Corporation who was here today looking over the field. Goring was escorted by Jack Retlaw, assistant general manager of the West Coast Theatres, Inc. Only 75 pictures will be produced, compared with 124 in 1921, produced by the Paramount and Reafart combined. The latter now is out of existence. Retlaw said his company was undecided whether to have a revival week here such as has been held at various points elsewhere. Goring said revivals of certain well known pictures like Dr. Jekyle and Mr. Hyde had proved more profitable than the original showing of the pictures. Orangethorpe ORANGETHORPE, April 21. (Spl.) Things certainly look interesting down at the Orangethorpe school grounds now that they are excavating the ground for a new school which they expect to be completed by the fall term. A party of young folks from Orangethorpe and Fullerton spent Sunday evening in Los Angeles and attended the Orpheum theater while there. Those who formed this party were Miss Erma Hill and Miss Neva Holmes of Bishop-ave, Orangethorpe and Miss Doris Shaff of Fullerton; Messrs. Johnny Trezies, Howard Holmes also of Bishop-ave and Mr. Geo. Woods of Fullerton. Miss Ruth Brown of Huntington Beach spent the week-end with Miss Ruth Meyer of Orangethorpe-ave. A new house is being started on the Fogg sub-division on Indiana-ave. Ardrye Hill and Kyle Holmes of Bishop-ave spent Sunday in Huntington Beach. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Meyer and daughter Ruth and Miss Ruth Brown of Huntington Beach attended the Easter Sunrise services at Los Angeles in the west part of the city known as Anglesea. THEATRES "Toable David," starring Richard Barthelmess in what is said to be his greatest picture, is seen today at the California. It is stated that it is a polignant drama containing charm and emotion that at once stamps it as a great success. Bert Lytall is seen at the Fairy-land theatre in "A Trip to Paradise." CLERGYMEN MAKE DESIRABLE MATES LONDON, April 21. — "Clergymen are the most desirable husbands, judged by marriage statistics compiled by social reformers." This was a statement made by the Rev. W. Major Scott of Dundee during the course of an address to his congregation on the subject of marriage. Business men and men on the stock market were regarded as less satisfactory husbands, he added. After clergymen came navy and army officers, professors and teachers. Authors and journalists were regarded as unsatisfactory, and artists were quite hopeless. Oil drilling in San Juan Canyon at San Juan Capistrano will begin within six months, according to an agreement made by a group of Angelenos, represented by George A. Lamb of Santa Ana, who have taken a lease of 270 acres. The ranches of John J. Harrison of Santa Ana, Richard Egan, G. A. Clark and L. R. Cook, all of San Juan Capistrano are involved. A test well of not less than 3500 feet is to be put down. The oil easement is given to V. A. Porter of Fullerton and E. A. Bullock of Los Angeles. The nearest wells are at Laguna Beach. KEEP BOTH HANDS UPON WHEEL, ADVICE In the spring the tourists' fancy turns to thoughts of beauty. Not the female variety, but the well known California brand of natural scenery. Naturally enough, when a subject gets on a man's mind he starts to plan, and the resulting feature is week-end trips to many of the different points that abound throughout Orange county. Officials of the Automobile Club of Orange County claim that all tourists should be forewarned to keep both hands on the wheel. "It is natural enough," said A. S. Ralph, manager of the Automobile Club of Orange County, "for a man to turn and point to some particularly inviting bit of scenery as he glides along the roadside, but he is taking a chance whenever he does such a thing. "Keep both hands on the wheel always. Never relinquish your grip, for you can never tell what is going to happen that may require the pressure of both wrists to turn your car to keep it straight. "The better driver never takes a chance. He is always ready and waiting for whatever emergency may arise and demand his undivided attention. And for this reason he does not usually run foul of accidents. He is ready and competent to handle whatever emergency may arise." "No matter how great the beauty or the temptation, keep both hands on the wheel. Play safe and be a careful driver." BUena Park News BUENA PARK, April 21. — (Spl.) A mock wedding with Miss Hester Jaynes as the groom and Eunice Mann as the bride formed a prelude to a shower given at the temple on Monday evening by the Eastern Star in honor of the Misses Ruth Winters and Wanita Simpson who will be June brides. The lights were dimmed and after the lodge room was lighted again two hugh clothes baskets formed like ships were presented to the prosperc- Miss Ruth Brown of Huntington Beach spent the week-end with Miss Ruth Meyer of Orangethorpe-ave. A new house is being started on the Fogg sub-division on Indiana-ave. Ardryce Hill and Kyle Holmes of Bishop-ave spent Sunday in Huntington Beach. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Meyer and daughter Ruth and Miss Ruth Brown of Huntington Beach attended the Easter Sunrise services at Los Angeles in the west part of the city known as Angeles Mesa. The Meyer's are formally from there so felt very much at home while there. A beautiful surprise shower was given by the Buena Park Eastern Star to Miss Ruth Winters and Miss Wanita Simpson. The girls received many beautiful and useful gifts. Those present from Orangethorpe were Mr. and Mrs. William Shumacher of Dale-ave. Mr. and Mrs. James Watson of Orangethorpe-ave, Mr. and Mrs. John Page and daughter, Helen, of Orangethorpe-ave, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Winters and daughter Ruth of Magnolia-ave. Mr. H. C. Hill of Bishop-ave has recently purchased an International tractor. Mr. R. E., George of Bend, Oregon, is visiting with his cousin, Mrs. Albert Corliss and family of Magnolia-ave. L. A. HOME OWNERS ORGANIZE LOS ANGELES, April 21—The Los Angeles Home Owners' Ass'n, is being organized here to promote the general interests of its members. Santa Fe Lease SANTA FE LEASE, April 21. (Spl.) Talbert Ledbeater, small son of Mr. and Mrs. Ledbeater of the Santa Fe lease has just returned to school after a severe attack of the flu. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ryan of Santa Ana spent the week-end with Mr. Ryan's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ryan and family of the Santa Fe lease. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Marcott who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Greminger, left for their home in Minnesota, Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Greminger, spent Wednesday at Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Moore and baby James, spent Wednesday with Mrs. Moore's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Williams of the Santa Fe lease. Mr. and Mrs. Schmeider of the Santa Fe lease are the proud owners of a 1922 Chevrolet car purchased Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Johnson and Mrs. R. F. Jones of the Santa Fe lease attended the Rebekah lodge of Orange Monday evening, reporting a delightful time. Mrs. Long of Placentia formerly of the Santa Fe lease gave a delightful party Tuesday afternoon, those attending from the Santa Fe were Mrs. Willis Evans, Mrs. Fred De Harris and Mrs. Hartoge, the party given in honor of her 31st birthday. Husky Grines also a new car owner of a Buick six. The Fraternal Brotherhood lodge of Olinda enjoyed a very nice meeting Tuesday evening two members were obligated. C. R. Wilson and Mr. Porter, out-of-town members who attended were, Mr. and Mrs. Templeton of Anaheim, Miss Olive Gale and Bernice Bacon both of Yorba Linda and Dick Richardson of Placentia every one enjoying themselves emensely. Miss Alice Humphrey of Anaheim spent Wednesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. J. Flynn of the Santa Fe lease. Mr. and Mrs. Ora Brown and daughter visited Mr. Brown's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Brown Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Jones and daughter Beverly Mardelle and Mr. R. F. Jones were Anaheim and Fullerton visitors Wednesday evening. Mrs. Bert Spear and Miss Margrette Flynn are expecting to leave for Montana about May the 20th where they will visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Weick and family were guests at the home of Mr. Weick's sister, Mrs. Stone of the Irvine ranch at Tustin Wednesday. Mrs. Wayne Loomis received word of her sister's illness today and has left today for the sister's home in Riverside. Mr. Clifford McCullac who has Saturday Specials Huckleberry Pie 30c Angel Food Cake 25c French Pastries 10c ea. Salt Rising Bread on sale on Monday and Thursday. BOSTON BAKERY Store No. 1 201 E. Center Street Store No. 3 Anaheim Public Market Phones 135W—862J Miss Winters will be the bride of Herbert Hunt in June while Wanita Simpson and Carl Snyder have set June as the date of their wedding. INVENT FLOATS Floats have been invented by an Englishman to enable a bicycle to be ridden through water the same as on land without the addition of a propeller. FROM KITCHENS TO THE KITCHEN Free Delivery Every Morning PHOSPHO MEAL Demonstration Saturday—Phospho Meal 25c Cream of Bran 18c Rainbow Tuna, all white meat; a big 10c bargain ... Cudahy's Puritan Sliced Bacon, ½-pound box 25c; 1 pound ... 45c CHEESE Eastern Longhorn and Daisys, pound ... 28c Idaho, pound ... 25c CANNED FRUIT Peaches, Pears and Apricots, No. 2½ size ... 20c Blackberries, No. 2 size ... 25c Raspberries, No. 2 size ... 85c Pineapple, No. 2 size ... 20c Grated Pineapple, No. 10 size (gallon) ... 50c Apricots, No. 10 size (gallon) ... 55c Blackberries, No. 10 size (gallon) ... 75c Apples, No. 10 size (gallon) ... 65c Jelly, assorted flavors, 6-oz. glass ... 10c Jam, assorted flavors, 1-lb. crocks ... 25c Mountain Sage Honey, bring your jar, quart ... 30c Crescent Baking Powder, 1-lb. can, while they last... Bran, $1.70 80 lbs. Laying Mash, $2.60 Crescent Baking Powder, 1-lb. can, 25¢ while they last... Cocoa nut, bulk, regular 35¢ quality, pound 25¢ Cocoa, best quality, 2 lbs. 25¢ Bran, $1.70 80 lbs. Laying Mash, $2.60 100 lbs. Scratch Feed, $2.60 100 lbs. Milo Maize, $2.25 100 lbs. BEST QUALITY SPUDS, Burbanks and Russetts, cwt. $2.35 Hills Bros. Hills Bros. Red Can BRAND VACUUM PACKED COFFEE The original vacuum packed COFFEE COPYRIGHT 1923