oc-plain-dealer 1922-09-08

Friday, Sept. 8, 1922 IN SOCIETY Local Woman Chosen Mrs. M. E. Canby has been chosen as Anaheim representative of the domestic arts and needlework departments of Orange county fair and has informed the Chamber of Commerce that she must have any local exhibits which are to be assembled for that department not later than 5:00 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 23rd, as on that date registration of such exhibits will close. For these departments all articles entered must be the handiwork of the exhibitor who must be a resident of Orange-co. A cash prize of $10.00 will go to the exhibitor receiving the most credits and $5.00 in cash will be presented to the one securing the second largest number of credits. Red, blue and white ribons will be issued to those whose work is considered worthy by the judges, one of whom will be an Anaheim lady soon to be designated by Mrs. Canby. All exhibits must be left with Mrs. Canby at the Blue Bird Shop, 322 E. Center-st as above directed. The classes in the departments named include: knitting, embroidery, drawn-work, crocheting, tatting, hemitching, luncheon tables (four place), china painting, (conventional and naturalistic), bedspreads, quilts and rugs, miscellaneous. Conservatory Opens The Anaheim Conservatory of Music, 422 West Center-st., reopens its winter course next week. Musical education in English, French, German and Spanish will be given in piano, voice, violin, flute, clarinet and saxaphone. Besides harmony, history and expression, the principal aim consists of imparting perfect time and good tune. For achievements acquired at the conservatory, the pupils receive credits in the public schools. A very convenient arrangement at the music school is made for the pupils who do not have pianos in their own homes, as they are given a practice hour on an extra instrument in the studio. Missionary Entertainment The program given last evening by the King's Heralds in the White Temple was most instructive and each participant did his or her best. The children, especially deserve great credit. The proceeds made a very neat sum, and the mite boxes contributed by the children were well filled. The demonstrations were very pretty, with the young women in native India costumes, and footlights or blue and white. The singing, with Messames M. Eugene Durfee, J. Marvin Hitchcock and Frank Montgomery, sopranos, and Mrs. Harry M. Jayne and Miss Margaret Lawrence, Altos, added much to the program. Dinner Party on Birthday As a pretty courtesy to Mr. L. D. Oliver, 'of Yorba Linda, Mrs. Oliver entertained a jolly group of friends at a dinner party, when Mr. Oliver was reminded that he had reached another mile-stone along his journey of life. Decorations of yellow and greenery graced the table and a sumptuous six-course dinner, complete in detail, was served. The birthday cake in yellow and white was an interesting feature of the repast. Hand painted place cards marked covers for Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Marsh, Dr. Lester Keller, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Yerington, Mrs. Christopherson, Mr. Hargrave and the honoree and the hostess. Michigan Folk to Picnic The Michigan Ass'n of So.Cal calls on all who have ever lived in that state to meet under the auspices of the Michigan Ass'n for the great picnic reunion, all day, Saturday, Sept. 16, 1922, in Sycamore Grove Park, Los Angeles. There will be county registers and headquarters. There will be a brief program opening about 2 o'clock, but the main purpose will be to have a good time. Bring well filled baskets and share with friends. Coffee will be served free to all who buy the souvenir badges. Tables can be reserved for college, county, or town reunions. Weinie Bake at Beach A merry sextette of Anaheim young people motored to Anaheim Landing last evening where they enjoyed a weinie bake and good time. Mr. and Mrs. Will be glad to be about a number of boys injured w motorcycle two Misses Maxine acre of Los Angeles guests Tuesday Meeker. Mr. and Mr. moved from Rose St. Mrs. Gus H Mrs.Pember today Mrs.of friends for Mr. and Mr.nouncing the born yesterday itarium Mrs.bered as Misses "Suck" Orange-co lived in the were planning picnic of the So.Cal which 16 at Lincoln Basket lunch features are reunion. EX-GOV. ALAE BIRMINGHAM Former Governor of Alabama at 6:30 o'clock monia. Announcement ed the agency Portable mach monstration Exchange, 12 Phone 825. Plain Deal results. Besides harmony, history and expression, the principal aim consists of imparting perfect time and good tune. For achievements acquired at the conservatory, the pupils receive credits in the public schools. A very convenient arrangement at the music school is made for the pupils who do not have planos in their own homes, as they are given a practice hour on an extra instrument in the studio. Announcing that we have secured the agency for the Rennington Portable machine. See us for demonstration. Anaheim Typewriter Exchange, 120 N. Los Angeles A. Phone 825. FROM KITCHENS TO THE KITCHEN Bellflower Apples New crop, 6 lbs. 25¢, Box ... $1.50 Muscat Grapes Fancy stock per lb., ... 5¢ Sultana Raisins bulk, per lb., ... 15¢ Fancy Local Spuds Cwt. ... $1.75 Jack Frost Marshallow's fresh stock, per lb., 30c 5 lb., boxes ... $1.55 Best Granulated Sugar Cwt. ... $7.20 Puritan Bacon Half or Whole per lb., ... 44¢ Store No. 1 161 W. Center St. Phone 284 Store No. 2 308 W. Center St. Phone 790 SPARTAN GROCERS G. O. PAYNE, Prop. Sugar 100 lb sk... $7.45 SPARTAN GROCERS G. O. PAYNE, Prop. Sugar, 100 lb.sk. $7.45 A-1 Flour 98 lbs., Sack ... $3.45 Reclaimed Wheat, 100 lbs., ... $2.40 Genuine Ball Mason Jars Pts. 75c, Qts. 90c, ½ Gal. $1.40 No. 1 Grade Pink Salmon Tall Cans 2 for 25c Gravenstene Apples, 5 lbs., ... $25c Best Pie or Eating Apple on the Market Jelly Beans per lb., ... $15c Headquarters for Murphy’s Famous Dill Pickles, 3 for 10c You’re Safe at Payne’s THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN EALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA City Briefs Mr. and Mrs. Arnold May of Santa Ana will be guests this evening of Dr. and Mrs. William Cole. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schneider motorized to Los Angeles Wednesday evening. The many friends of Robt. Schultz will be glad to learn that he is able to be about the house and visiting a number of his friends. Mr. Schultz was injured when thrown from his motorcycle two months ago. Misses Maxine and Nadine Longacre of Los Angeles were over night guests Tuesday of Miss Florence Meeker. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Axup have moved from N. Emily St. to S. Melrose St. Mrs. Gus Prescott and mother, Mrs. Pember motored to Long Beach today. Mrs. Pember will be guests of friends for several days. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Elliott are announcing the birth of a young son born yesterday at the Anaheim Sanfarium. Mrs. Elliott will be remembered as Miss Edna M. Schlotter. "Suckers" Reunion Orange-co residents who formerly lived in the state of Illinois today were planning to attend the annual picnic of the Illinois State society of So Cal. which will be held September 16 at Lincoln Park, Los Angeles Basket lunches, speeches and other features are being arranged for the reunion. EX-GOV. O'NEAL OF 'ALABAMA IS DEAD BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Sept. 7.—Former Governor Emmet O'Neal of Alabama died at his home here at 6:30 o'clock this morning of pneumonia. Announcing that we have secured the agency for the Remington Portable machine. See us for demonstration. Anaheim Typewriter Exchange, 120 N. Los Anegles St. Phone 825. Plain Dealers Want Ads bring results. QUALITY SLOGAN OF WM. DE MILLE William De Mille believes in quality rather than quantity. This is why the total number of scenes filmed each day by this Paramount producer is usually numerically inferior to the totals of the other producing units. A visit happened on the set where William de Mille was making "Nice People," a super Paramount picture, which is coming to the California Theatre, next Sunday, and chatted with one of the members of the all-star cast. "How are things going?" the visitor inquired. "We've been working terribly hard today," was the actor's reply. "What do you call terribly hard work?" "Mr. de Mille filmed one scene this morning!" As a matter of fact, the actors engaged in "Nice People" were undergoing exceedingly strenuous treatment. In the midst of a period of warm weather, Mr. de Mille reached some of the most difficult scenes of the story. Long and nerve-racking rehearsals became the order of the day. The actual filming of the scene may require three minutes; the rehearsal occupies several hours. Wallace Reid, Bebe Daniels, Conrad Nagel, Julia Faye, Claire McDowell, Edward Martindel, Eve Sothern, Ethel Wales and William Boyd are important members of the Paramount Stock Company included in the cast of "Nice People" which was adapted from Rachel Crothers' play by Clara Beranger. ROUNDING UP IRISH REBELS DUBLIN, Sept. 8.—Free State troops today began a sweeping movement to round up the republican irregulars, particularly in Limerick and Tipperary counties, preliminary to the meeting of the dail eireann in this city tomorrow. Several battles were fought. Many republicans were captured. SHOULD KNOW FACTS ON MUSCLE SHOALS To the Editor: In order to keep the natural resources of the Muscle Shoals project from falling into the hands of special interests, the American Farm Bureau Federation sought Mr. Ford and prevailed upon him to make a bid for this project. This action took place over a year ago and for more than a year Congress has been deliberating on whether or not to accept the Ford proposal. The American Farm Bureau Federation, the Farm Bloc and all interests in Washington that are concerned with the welfare of the Farmers, have been diligently working for the acceptance of the Ford proposal, but the opposition from specialized interests have been so strong that there is no assurance that this proposal will be accepted by Congress. The acceptance of the Ford proposal will enable the California farmer; First, to obtain a cheaper fertilizer than they are now able to do; second, it will establish a new principle in financing our power development that will very much reduce the cost of electricity power; third, it maintains and protects the nitrate plant at Muscle Shoals so that it will be available to the Government for the manufacture of explosives in time of war; fourth, it opens the great phosphate bees of Tennessee and makes them accessible to water transportation which will be a direct benefit to the California farmers as their fertilizer can reach them by way of the Panama Canal, thus reducing freight cost. Opposition to acceptance of the Ford proposal comes from the fertilizer interest, the coal interest, the Chilean nitrate interests and the Americcan aluminum interests. The fight is a well defined one with these interests on one side with huge sums of money to spend in an effort to defeat the Ford proposal with the American farmers and the consuming public on the other side. The one institution actively engaged in having the Ford proposal accepted at the present time is the American Farm Bureau Federation and QUALITY SERVICE Save On Saturday The proof of the pudding is in the eating thereof. That is the reason we urge upon you—week after week to give us a chance to serve you. Once you realize the value of the service we render, both as to quality of merchandise and satisfactory prices, the more certain we are of your regular patronage. Mason qt. fruit jars, 88c per doz. 1 day only Fancy Blue Rose Head Rice, 3 lbs., 25c Quart Jars Pure Clover Honey 50c New Pack Peas Standard Grade, 2 for 35c FRUIT & VEGETABLE DEPARTMENT Sweet Spuds, 4 lbs., ... 25c Cantaloupe Tip Tops, each ... 10c Satuma Plums, 6 lbs., ... 25c Peaches, Free and Cling stones, 6 lbs., ... 25¢ Grapes Muscats, 2 lbs., ... 15¢ Bellflower Apples, per lb., ... 5¢ Harry I. Horn GROCER Cor. Claudina and Center Sts. Phone 212 ANAHEIM HELP-YOURSELF STORE Harry T. Horn GROCER Cor. Claudina and Center Sts. Phone 212 ANAHEIM HELP-YOURSELF STORE G. E. Manspeaker A Home Store Ball Mason Fruit Come in and Look Jars Quarts Over Our Stock 88c Dozen and Prices Fine Granulated SUGAR 7.30 Per Sack Feed We carry a full line of the best feeds at Lowest Prices Fancy Bellflower Apples $1.60 Box Store Open until 9 P.M. Saturday ANAHEIM HELP-YOURSELF STORE Phone 297 We Deliver 249 E. Center Daleys Bread, Cookies, Buns, Rolls, Doughnuts, Cup Cakes, Potato Chips, Peanut Butter, Candy, Mayonnaise, Jams and Jellies, etc., are all produced in our own plant on the 6th floor 100 feet above the street, where the air is pure and free from dust—where the sunlight streams in through the windows, making a bright, clean and airy plant for the manufacture of wholesome foods for your table under "Daleys", "Rock Bottom" or "R-B" Labels. Your health depends on pure foods. Two Rock Bottom Stores in East End Store—116 East Center West End Store—239 W. Center KNOW FACTS MUSCLE SHOALS Editor: In order to keep resources of the Muscle act from falling into the special interests, the AmerBureau Federation Ford and prevailed upon a bid for this project, took place over a year more than a year Conbeen deliberating on not to accept the Ford the American Farm Bution, the Farm Bloe, ests in Washington that had with the welfare of s, have been diligently the acceptance of the final, but the opposition ized interests have been that there is no assursis proposal will be accongress. Instance of the Ford proenable the California est, to obtain a cheaper an they are now able and, it will establish a de in financing our powent that will very much cost of electricrjc power; intains and protects the at Muscle Shoals so be available to the Govthe manufacture of exi time of war; fourth, it reat phosphate bees of and makes them accessitransportation which direct benefit to the Calicers as their fertilizer them by way of the anal, thus reducing to acceptance of the real comes from the ferst, the coal interest, the er power interest, the rate interests and the minimum interests. The well defined one with tests on one side with of money to spend in an feat the Ford proposal American farmers and the public on the other side. institution actively engaged the Ford proposal acceptment time is the AmerBureau Federation and MARION MANAGER OF VEGETABLE CO. Ed Marion, of Garden Grove-rd, has accepted the position of manager of the Pacific Coast Vegetable Co., with the packing house located in Stanton, and began his duties Sept. 1. Prospects are bright for shipment of 150 or more cars of green tomatoes this season, and indications point to a busy season in all lines. Mr. Marion will continue with the vegetable company until the first of the year, after which he will enter upon his duties as constable, to which office he was recently elected. Of 152 U. S. Government printing presses, almost all built since the Civil War, only seven are of 64-page capacity. Accepted. Full information regarding this can be secured from the California Farm Bureau Federatum, 102 Hilgard Hall, Berkeley, Calif.—V. C. Bryant, Secretary. ELECTRIC TOOL Of English invention is an electrically driven tool for removing rust and scale from metal surfaces, a revolving scraper that is supplied with current through a flexible shaft doing the work. Ceylon's railway is 712 miles long. A. NELSON Bean Dealer Buena Park Phöle—Anaheim 762-J-3 —Fullerton 172-R-1 Chaffees WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT SUGAR Cane Cwt. $7.45 SUGAR Beet Cwt. $7.25 —BROOK'S CATSUP— 16 Oz. Bottle 15¢ Regular 25c PERL'S CHUTNEY A real Indian Reish that is hot on cold meat and cold on hot meats bottle. 50¢ & $1.00 Blue Tip Matches Saturday Only 5¢ 6 to a customer LIBBY'S Devilled Meats Saturday Only 6 Cans 25¢ —BROOK'S CATSUP— 16 Oz. Bottle 15c Regular 25c PERL'S CHUTNEY A real Indian Relish that is hot on cold meat and cold on hot meats bottle 50c & $1.00 Blue Tip Matches Saturday Only 5c 6 to a customer LIBBY'S Devilled Meats Saturday Only 6 Cans 25c 4 Tier Bellflower Apples, $1.40, box, 6 lbs., for 25c Fancy Muscat Grapes (Sweet as Sugar) 6 lbs., for 25c Anaheim Public Market 127 W. Center St. Cor. Clementine and Center St. Anaheim Bake-Rite Bakers E. A. True, Mgr. Store No. 1 Store No. 2 Valencia Hotel Bldg. Ruether's Public Market Saturday Specials Cream Fry Cakes 20c Per Dozen Delicious Sweet Raised Doughnuts 20c Per Dozen Coffee Cakes Reg. 5c Seller 3 for 10c Daleys ROCK BOTTOM STORES Daleys Fresh Bakery Goods Daleys Fresh Bakery Goods Milk, Graham, Cracked or Whole Wheat, Bran Baked in Daleys Dutch Ovens Daleys Cookies 3 Doz. ...25c 8 Kinds, including the delicious confection oatmeal cooky, and health whole wheat cooky. Evenly baked in big revolving ovens Daleys Peanut Butter, ...lb. 17c Finely and evenly ground from the best grade of No. 1 Spanish Peanuts, perfectly roasted. Daleys Jellies, 6 Oz. 2 for ...25c Strawberry, Raspberry, Blackberry, Loganberry, Currant, Apple, Plum and Guava. Daleys Jams, 12 Oz. ...25c Strawberry, Raspberry Blackberry and Loganberry. Federal Milk, tall 3 for ...25c Jello, any flavor 3 for ...25c Daleys June Peas, 2 for ...25c Daleys Std., Corn ...10c Rock Bottom Stores in Anaheim Now—We Deliver All Orders of $5.00 or Over Store—116 East Center Store—239 W. 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