oc-plain-dealer 1922-10-06

Friday, Oct. 6, 1922 City Briefs Mrs. Hans Anderson passed a recent day in Los Angeles. Mr. Fred Herman and family have returned from Iowa and will make their home in Anaheim. Mr. Herman has purchased a home on Melrose St. Mrs. Ed Hartman and daughter Madaline and two sons have returned from an extended trip at Wisconsin where they have been visiting relatives. They say there is no place like California and Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Cornellus have returned from Atwood, Colorado, where they have been passing several months and will now make their home in Anaheim. Mrs. Irene Ficken of Ventura is passing several days at the home of Mrs. Joha Lemke at Placentia. She is also visiting her sister, Mrs. Dean Hasson at Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Davis and daughter, Ruth, and Miss Lillian Holmes have returned from several days passed with Mr. Davis' uncle and aunt, the Rev. and Mrs. W. J. Buffem, of West Los Angeles. The children enjoyed the pleasures of Venice, Ocean Park and Santa Monica during the visit. Mr. and Mrs. Beverly, Mrs. S. M. Craddick and Mrs. C. C. Smith drove to Huntington Beach yesterday. They sought former friends of the Beverleys, made during a winter passed in the coast city, but were unable to locate them. However, they had a wonderfully fine drive. R. D. Hongton of Long Beach is a visitor in Anaheim today. He was formerly with the local C. C. Latshaw Realty Co. He reports the realty business good in Long Beach. Mrs. Joe Pember has returned from a visit at Long Beach. SPARTAN GROCERS 138 E. Center G. O. Payne, Pro. 101 Stores A-1 Flour $3.55 98 Lb. Sack Idaho Russett potatoes 2.50 100 Lb. Snowdrift Shortening 1.53 8 Lbs. Net Orange Blossom Shortening 1.30 8 Lbs. Net Rex Corn Beef can 20c BREA NEW BREA, Oct., 6 Woodruff has just left from the East residence. She is preparing to go to New York the latter week. The Christian Church preparations for their meeting at the church meeting at the church at 15th of this month. Mr. and Mrs. James Santa Ana visitors home of Mrs. Wolfe. The regular United City met at Mrs. A home on South Madras day afternoon. A fine program. Subtle refreshments of fresh wafers. M. Chambers has station with the Wilshire Fe Springs. Mrs. Duane Shu daughters of Balwinors at the home of on South Walnut street. Mrs. Mitchell returns the Fullerton Hospital very much improved tion. Mrs. Agnes Cam home after an extension where she visited wives and sisters. She visits ada and returned visitington. She reporti lightful trip. The many friends Schweitzer are glad son Junior is up and after a severe spell of Mrs. Frances Woody mother of a fine boy and child are doing g Mrs. Osborn of P Brea-visitor at the h Suillivan's Wednesday. The Revival meet at the Nazarene churner of Birch and W meeting with success Mr. Taylor has b his property on South by painting his house W.E.Spice attentional meeting in L week 100 Lb. Snowdrift Shortening 1.53 8 Lbs. Net Orange Blossom Shortening 1.30 8 Lbs. Net Rex Corn Beef can 20c Pure Honey, quart jars 40c .75 ½ Gallon 4 Rolls good, 8 Oz. Crepe Toilet paper .25 75c Broom .59 Your Safe at Paynes Iris Hominey, No. 2 can, 10c .15 No. 3 Can New Crop Fig bars per lb .20 SOME BASIL GAME Anaheim Elks versus San Pedro Merchants Played a 17 Inning Tie with the Shell Club. at VERNON (MAIER PARK) Sunday, Oct. 8 At 2:30 P.M. Played a 17 Inning Tie with the Shell Club. at VERNON (MAIER PARK) Sunday, Oct. 8 At 2:30 P.M. This is the last practice game for the Anaheim Elks before the State Championship Game at Santa Monica, Thursday, Oct. 12. San Pedro Merchants have just won So. Cal Baseball Managers Association Championship. Biggest Lamp Sale of One Week Only—A Deposit Reserves any Article in the Store f Floor Lamps, full size Mahogany finish $5.00 up. Floor Bridge standards, $6.50 up Polychrome Junior lamps, $12.50 Wrought Iron standards, $25.00 Value $15.00 up. Large assortment of Silk shades, at markable prices from $5.00 up. Table lamps, All finishes, wood, iron or Polychrome, complete from $6.50 up. Anaheim Novelty & 138 East Center H. J. Efker BREA NEWS ITEMS BREA, Oct. 6.—(Spl.)—Mrs. Woodruff has just returned home from the East residing on Cedar-st. She is preparing to make a trip to New York the latter part of this week. The Christian Church is making preparations for their annual all day meeting at the church on Ash-st. the 15th of this month. Mr. and Mrs. James Reynolds were Santa Ana visitors Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Wolfs'. The regular United Missionary Society met at Mrs. Arthur Sullivan's home on South Madrone-av., Wednesday afternoon. A good attendance fine program. Subject was India. Refreshments of frozen ice and wafers. M. Chambers has accepted a position with the Wilshire Co. at Santa Fe Springs. Mrs. Duane Shultz and two daughters of Balmwin Park were visitors at the home of Mrs. Chambers on South Walnut street, Wednesday. Mrs. Mitchell returned home from the Fullerton Hospital Wednesday very much improved after an operation. Mrs. Agnes Campbell returned home after an extended trip to Iowa where she visited with her mother and sisters. She visited also in Canada and returned via Seattle, Washington. She reports having a delightful trip. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Schweitzer are glad to know their son Junior is up and around again after a severe spell of diphtheria. Mrs. Frances Woodruff is the happy mother of a fine boy baby. Mother and child are doing nicely. Mrs. Osborn of Placentia was a Brea-visitor at the home of Mrs. A. Sullivan's Wednesday. The Revival meetings being held at the Nazarene church on the corner of Birch and Walnutsts are meeting with success. Mr. Taylor has been beautifying his property on South Walnut street by painting his house. W. E. Spicer attended the ministerial meeting in Los Angeles this week. TAILORING ORDER MAN PROVES CROOKS Two well known men of Anaheim who are agents for foreign tailoring establishments are behind the move of the Merchants Association and the Chamber of Commerce to protect the people from dishonest representatives of alleged tailoring establishments. One young man who solicited orders and accepted deposits on suits for a tailoring establishment has proved to be a first class crook, and several men in Anaheim are losers. He took orders, and was very sure to take deposits, for suits, and told the purchasers that the suits would arrive within a week or ten days coming C. O.D. by express for the balance due. The suits have not arrived, and investigation reveals that there is no such tailoring establishment as the one he claimed to represent. The two Anaheim agents are being confronted now with the work of breaking down suspicions created. With an ordinance enacted to deal with outside agencies, explains the special committee, every business man will be protected from such unfair and dishonest competition. WE DYE FOR YOU ODORLESS DRY CLEANING Our Specialty We Call and Deliver Service Our Motto SAT. SUN. MON. PRE-RELEASE OF "My Will" with PAT O'MALLE PAULINE ST HENRY HERF EDWARD O MAUDE EM LITTLE DICK I —Also— Lewis Said of "Huckleberry Finn" Fam Messenger Boy "Once to Ever Novelty Fea "The WILDS OF How Men Get there Living COME EARLY DOORS Tuesday and Wednesd LARRY SEMO In his First Big MRS. FRANCES WOODRUFF is the maid by mother of a fine boy baby. Mother and child are doing nicely. Mrs. Osborn of Placentia was a Brea-visitor at the home of Mrs. A Sullivan's Wednesday. The Revival meetings being held at the Nazarene church on the corner of Birch and Walnuts-sts are meeting with success. Mr. Taylor has been beautifying his property on South Walnut street by painting his house. W. E. Spicer attended the ministerial meeting in Los Angeles this week. Mr. Senn has just completed a cess pool on his property on South Walnut-st. One dozen hair nets 75c Friday and Saturday only. Gibson Drug Store, 169 W. Center. CLEANING Our Specialty We Call and Deliver Service Our Motto AMERICAN DYE WORKS J. L. BOVEE 120 No. Los Angeles Phone 810 Anaheim BEANS BAGS AND TWINE A. NELSON Bean Dealer Buena Park Phone—Anaheim 762-J-3 —Fullerton 173-R-1 BRADLEYS' 100% PURE PAINT SOLD SUBJECT TO CHEMICAL ANALYSIS FORMULA ON CAN "ALL THAT THE NAME IMPLIES" Bradley's 100% Pure Paint is the highest quality paint that it is possible to manufacture. It contains only pure white lead, pure zinc oxide pure linseed oil, turpentine, no cheapening adulterants or substitutes. THE WILDS OF How Men Get there Living COME EARLY DOORS Tuesday and Wednesday LARRY SEMO In his First Big Comedy of the New Season. Corinne Griffith In one of Greatest Snow Pictures of the year. "A Woman's Sacrifice Pageantry in India Spectacular Splendor of World Famous Durba PICK UP STRAY HORSE A bay horse was picked up on No. Palm-st., by Police Officers Stump and Baxter, and placed in the transfer barn to be claimed by the owner. The horse was running lose on the streets. KIWANIS DELEGATES The Santa Ana Kiwanis Club has chosen George W. Wells and J. P. Baumgartner delegates to the California district convention to be held at San Francisco, Nov. 3-4 A Poun Free Reg On Pou "ALL THAT THE NAME IMPLIES" Bradley's 100% Pure Paint is the highest quality paint that it is possible to manufacture. It contains only pure white lead, pure zinc oxide pure linseed oil, turpentine, no cheapening adulterants or substitutes. Sold subject to chemical analysis. H. N. WHITE 142 E. Center St. Anaheim BRADLEY-WISE PAINT CO. MAKERS OF 100% PURE PAINT LOS ANGELES, CAL. Sale of the Year Circle in the Store for Xmas. Boudoir lamp, beautiful lot from $3.50 up. Polychrome lamp standards, complete 6 feet cord and connection stand shades. many varieties from $2.50 up. Beautiful lot of candle sticks special sale, $1.95 pr. Beautiful lot of book ends, special sale, $1.95 pr. Delty & Gift Shop Efker Anaheim Free Reg One Pound With each purchase of 2 lbs 2 Pounds Daleys Rock Boys Daleys Hotel Blues Daleys "R-B" Fedco—fresh grocer "Blend A" "Blend B" Some of O: Daleys Bread... Daleys Cookies... Standard Corn ... Atlas Oats 20 Oz. Jello—any flavor ... Daleys Jams 12 Oz. Daleys Jellies, 6 Oz. The Best of Sto Two Rock Bottom Store East End Store—116 East Center St. West End Store—239 W. Center St. CALIFORNIA PAGE FIVE UNITED Formerly The New Grand RELEASE OF VITIGRAPH'S SUPER SPECIAL My Wild Irish Rose" with PAT O'MALLEY PAULINE STARK HENRY HERBERT EDWARD CECIL MAUDE EMERY LITTLE DICK DANIELS —Also— Ewis Sargeant Blueberry Finn" Fame in the First of his Messenger Boy Comedies "Once to Every Boy" Novelty Feature THE WILDS OF ALASKA" Get there Living in The Frozen North UNITED'S LITTLE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA MLLE MYBRO Dancing in Atmosphere Prologue Vocalist MR. HARRY HAHN Baritone Soloist All Week In Popular and Classic Songs EARLY DOORS OPEN SATURDAY 6:30 P.M. day and Wednesday RERRY SEMON Thursday and Friday RODOLPH VALENTINO THE WILDS OF ALASKA" Get there Living in The Frozen North IN POPULAR and Classic Songs EARLY DOORS OPEN SATURDAY 6:30 P. M. day and Wednesday BERRY SEMON First Big of the Golf season. Corinne Griffith one of Greatest Snow pictures of the year. "Woman's Sacrifice" ageantry in India regular Splendor of The World Famous Durbar Thursday and Friday RODOLPH VALENTINO with Maude George and Earl Williams in H. H. Van Loans Parisian Masterpiece. "A ROGUES' ROMANCE" Jimmie Aubrey In His Latest Comedy Feature "The Chicken Parade" SEATS 25c, 3c tax, TOTAL 28c.; 350 SEATS 35c, 4c tax, TOTAL 59c. Children Under 12 at all Times 15c. AY HORSE picked up on No. Officers Stamp placed in the trans- ning lose on the ELEGATES Kiwaniis Club has Wells and J. P. dates to the Cali- mention to be held ov. 3-4 LOS ANGELES LEADS 'FRISCO Los Angeles which, after years of competition, finally gained the lead in number of telephone stations over San Francisco the last summer, has retained it with 171,897 stations compared with 167,606 for the nor-ern metropolis. The city's percentage gain for the first seven months of the year was the largest of any in its group, amounting to 6.03 against 3.03 for San Francisco. —Try Plain Dealer want ads. J. E. Rodden, Insurance, Phone 71. Mrs. Elmer Follis of Buena Park combined a business and pleasure trip to Anaheim today. School of Music Open for enrollment. Suite No. 3 107½ East Center Street Phone 663 Daleys ROCK BOTTOM STORE SATURDAY ONLY A Pound of Daleys Candy Reg. 13c One Pound Your Choice Daleys Cocoanut Brittle Daleys Peanut Brittle Daleys Butter Scotch A Pound of Daleys Candy Reg. 13c One Pound Your Choice Daleys Cocoanut Brittle Daleys Peanut Brittle Daleys Butter Scotch purchase of 2 lbs., of Daleys Bulk or Package Coffee Daleys Rock Bottom.....50c Daleys Hotel Blend.....60c Daleys "R-B".....70c Fedco—fresh ground bulk.....50c "Blend A".....70c "Blend B".....74c Coffee Regular Prices of Our Regular Prices Bread.....2 for 15c Cookies.....3 doz. 25c Standard Corn.....10c Oats 20 Oz.....3 pkgs. 25c —any flavor.....3 for 25c Jams 12 Oz.....25c Jellies, 6 Oz.....2 for 25c The Best of Storage Eggs—Special Saturday Two Rock Bottom Store, in Anaheim Now—De Deliever All Orders of $5.00 or Over —116 East Center St. —phone 405 —239 W. Center St. Phone 753