oc-plain-dealer 1922-11-24

SECOND SECTION PLAIN LEADING NEWS VOL. XXVI—NO. 86 HOUSEWIFE ENJOYS MANY CONVENIENCES "The housewife in Anaheim today enjoys more household conveniences than the queens of 200 years ago," declares J. C. Hayden, district superintendent of the So. Co. Gas Co. "Steaming hot water in the bathroom kitchen at midnight or room and kitchen at midnight or of the modern gas heater and service that only an efficient gas range can give are three cardinal reasons why Mrs. Anaheim Housewife enjoys conveniences which her royal ancestors never dreamed of." "The romance of the gas industry reads like a book," explained Hayden. "One hundred years ago the industry was struggling for existence in England with such eminent men Sir Walter Scott and Napoleon calling it "madman's dream." American ingenuity and genius took hold of the industry and brought it to its present state of perfection." "Most of us remember the days of the old wood stove and our grand-mothers tell of the days of cooking in the open grate. All of the inconveniences of these primitive modes of cooking, soot, dirt, smoke and ashes, have been eliminated by gas. The housewife of today considers gas range one of the most important parts of her home." "The gas industry has given us piping hot water at the turn of a valve. The demands from the sick room at midnight for instant hot water are always answered in the room which has a gas water heater. This appliance is also most essen- L. A.—Frisco Coast Route Completed Motorists of the state have cause for rejoicing in the completion of the Guestz grade on the coast highway, as this finished work on the road between Los Angeles and San Francisco and insures "smooth travel," announces the Auto Club of Southern California. The grade is just north of San Luis Obispo. It has long been a sore point with autoists who have had occasion to travel up and down the coast. illness in America today was made possible very largely by the gas water heater." "Gas heating in the modern home enables the consumer to enjoy all the benefits of the on a fireplace without attendant soot and smoke. The efficient gas heater furnishes ample heat for the home at a very reasonable cost." "Gas Appliance Week," concluded Hayden, "has a great deal of significance for the housewife. Our appliances have shortened her hours of kitchen drudgery and have brightened her home. Today she has many hours for leisure which her grandmother was required to spend in preparing fires and heating water. Our appliances are those recommended by the American Gas Association and are the result of 11 years of study on our part. They represent the very best in their lines and make for comfort in th home." FIRST PERSIMMON GROWERS Great interest was day by local persimmons the First Persimmon tute, Fullerton. M throughout So. Calif submitted fruits for the play staged at the High torium. Geo. Sherwood of Fultsimon enthusiast, nu commercial grower, sa is concerted demand am growers for a permation through which th tural and marketing pr industry may be consi and solved. An organizers would bev ery help best information availa prospective planter, go be guided from mistake. Dr. J. R. Schofield, the Orange County F presided. Farm Advisor Wahls discussion on the permanent organization type of organization. Other features of were: Symposium on Varietal experience with peleties to date in Califor Ryerson, Agricultural Re vice, Los Angeles count. Behavior of Persimmon at Government Plant Garden, Chico C. O S. Department of Agriculture Some Pertinent Pers imms, Robt. W. Hodgson Extension Service, Los Chrysanthemums for Thanksgiving Their feathery loveliness and creamy white and golden tints have endeared them to the American heart as much as the other good things of the Thanksgiving season—such as turkeys and plum puddings! We've the most beautiful assortment of Chrysanthemums you've ever seen. Big luxuriant blossoms as crisp and fresh as the Autumn weather. Place Your Order Early The Flower Shop Formerly Howard v. Gates 120 N. Los Angeles Ph. 121-J as crisp and fresh as the Autumn weather. Place Your Order Early The Flower Shop Formerly Howard v. Gates 120 N. Los Angeles Ph. 121-J Just for THANKSGIVING. Remember Everybody Likes LEIHY'S WHITMAN'S JOHNSTON'S CANDY Heying's Pharmacy "On the Corner" Established 13 Years FIRST PERSIMMON GROWERS MEETING Great interest was manifested today by local persimmon growers in the First Persimmon Growers Institute, Fullerton. Many growers throughout So. Calif attended and submitted fruits for the variety display staged at the High School auditorium. Geo. Sherwood of Fullerton, a persimmon enthusiast, nurseryman and commercial grower, says that there is concerted demand among persimmon growers for a permanent organization through which the various cultural and marketing problems of the industry may be considered, studied and solved. An organization of growers would be very helpful to get the best information available to the prospective planter, so that he may be guided from mistakes of the past. Dr. J. R. Schofield, president of the Orange County Farm Bureau, presided. Farm Advisor Wahlberg opened the discussion on the needs for a permanent organization and desirable type of organization service, Los Angeles county. Other features of the program were: Symposium on Varieties. Commercial experience with persimmon varieties to date in California. Knowler Ryerson, Agricultural Extension Service, Los Angeles county. Behavior of Persimmon Introductions at Government Plant Introduction Garden, Chico C. C. Thomas, U.S. Department of Agriculture. Some Pertinent Persimmon Problems, Robt. W. Hodgson, Agricultural Extension Service, Los Angeles co. FALKENST Just Received in Time for A New York Pu Very Fine F On sale THE TYPE WHICH USUALLY SELLS AT COUNTY BEEMEN TO MEET AT S. A. DEC. 9 The Beemen's Department of County Farm Bureau will hold their winter meeting Saturday, Dec. 9th, 1 p.m. at the Farm Bureau office, Santr Ana, according to Farm Advisor Wahlberg. Roy Bishop, chairman of the Department, says they will have a splendid program including addresses on timely topics and a demonstration or transferring larvae for queen rearing by a queen specialist. "There is apparent need for better care of bees during the wintering over period. We have much to learn from the Eastern honey producers in the winter care of the apiary. The Californian is generally quite lazy about affording proper winter quarers for his bees, because of the comparatively mild climatic conditions. Neglect in this requires considerable more food for the bee and at the same time weakens th colony for the honey flow in the spring." The subject of winter care will be handled by bee experts and open to general discussion. Mr. Henry Perkins of Los Angeler will talk on Queen Bee Rearing and demonstrate the process of transferring queen cells. All beekeepers are invited to attend. RECKLESS DRIVER 'GUILTY AS THIEF' Jail sentences for serious infractions of the state laws governing motor vehicles is the suggestion being made at this time by the public safety department of the Automobile Club of Southern California. Reckless auto drivers are just as guilty of public offense as pickpockets or burglaries, says the Auto club and they should not receive any more consideration. What would people think if burglars were regularly dismissed from the courts with a small fine? This is what the club wants to know. THE TYPE WHICH USUALLY SELLS AT EVER SO MUCH MORE Many of them with fine fathers---Some Stitched---Some But all exceptional wives. AN ACHIEVEMENT MANY FOLKS WILLING. AN ACHIEVEMENT IT IS—BUT WITH THAT LIGHT. IT IS MERELY ANGEOF OUR SUPERIOR VALUE GIVING POPOORTUNITY TO GET YOUR WINTER HEIGHT, AT A PRICE THAT WOULD BE FAVOR AT THE VERY END OF THE The Material Include a large variety of this seasons leaves rarely associate with such a low While the S Are varied and distinctly of the very new fur trimmed others depend upon similar attractiveness And a Continuatethe Si Jail sentences for serious Infractions of the state laws governing motor vehicles is the suggestion being made at this time by the public safety department of the Automobile Club of Southern California. Reckless auto drivers are just as guilty of public offense as pickpockets or burglars, says the Auto club and they should not receive any more consideration. What would people think if burglars were regularly dismissed from the courts with a small fine? This is what the club wants to know. But, according to club officials, 92 per cent of the motorists of this part of the state are careful drivers, and only eight per cent are reckless. The club wants to protect the majority from the misdeeds of the minority. And a Continuation the Si Dress S $19.50 $29.50 THEY WENT ON SALE A FEW DAYS AWAY—AND THE QUANTITY WAS SO LARGEAMPLE CHOICE IN ALL,SIZES—WHERE NEW GARMENTS HAVE BEEN ADDINRANGE COMPLETE. SIZES 16 TO 48 COLORS—BLACK,BROWN CANTON AND SATIN CANTO FALKENS ealer SECOND SECTION GE COUNTY TWENTY-SIXTH YEAR KENSTEIN'S in Time for Thanksgiving New York Purchase of one Fall Coats in sale at $2.00 BUT VERY on sale at 83.00 BUT VERY SPECIALLY PRICED! with fine fur collars---Some stitched---Some Embroidered exceptional values at $33 ANY FOLKS WILL SAY ABOUT THIS OFFERIT IS—BUT WE DON'T LOOK UPON IT MERELY ANOTHER DEMONSTRATION VALUE GIVING POLICY. FOR YOU, IT IS AN YOUR WINTER COAT AT THE SEASONS WHAT WOULD BE LOOKED UPON WITH END OF THE SEASON. Materials Many of this seasons leading fabrics—materials date with such a low price as $33.00. Style the Styles Mostly of the very newest developments. Many ers depend upon simple self trimming or their attractiveness. Continuation of.... Silk continuation of... the Silk less Sale $29.50 $39.50 FEW DAYS AGO—OVER 150 OF THEM WAS SO LARGE, THAT THERE IS STILL SIZES—WHERE SIZES WERE DEPLETED, BEEN ADDED TO KEEP THE SIZE 16 TO 48 BLACK, BROWN, NAVY, SATIN CANTON CREPES. ENSTEINS