oc-plain-dealer 1922-11-28

BREA SCOUTS WILL HAVE OWN BUILDING Boy Scout News Letter Two sections of the Court of Homer were held last week, one at La Habra on Tuesday night, and one at Costa Mesa on Friday night, with a very large attendance by both Scouts and visitors. A total of approximately 200 Scouts and visitors were present. Second class badges, first class badges and merit badges were awarded. The troop committee of the Brea troop met on Wednesday evening, and formulated plans for the completion of the campaign there to erect a Scout building for the troop at Brea. This project is well under way and the Scouts will soon have a 30x60 modern building. Troop No. 11 of Santa Ana was reorganized at the Richland ave Methodist church with promises to be a real troop during this coming winter. One of the greatest days in Scouting was spent last Saturday at the Orange-co park when between 50 and 60 Scoutmasters and Scout leaders from all over the county assembled at 2 o'clock to receive instruction in how to out the "out" in Marcey Back From School Convention G. A. Marcey, principal of the Fullerton grammar school, who attended the superintendent's convention at Oakland last week, reports it was a very beneficial meeting. There were about 125 in attendance from all parts of the state. He said that the problems of transportation were discussed, also the trustees' liability, teachers' tenure laws, and other things. The present tenure laws make a teacher permanent after two years, subject to removal only by special action of the board. New courses of study were also discussed, and there were many lectures and conferences. Scouting, under the direction of the Scout Executive. At 3 o'clock outdoor and nature study games, were taught. At 3 p.m., Dr. Roy S. Horton conducted a school in snap making, following which a treasure hunt was indulged in under the direction of Mr. Victor E. Teaney. At 4 o'clock each man constructed a fireplace over which he cooed his evening meal. At 6:30 the evening entertainment program was held under the direction of the Scout Executive Songs, jokes and stories were told. Many Scoutmasters brought their families. His Christmas Present For 'His' Comfort Not only on Christmas day, but for many days and nights to come. Here's a gift suggestion that For 'His' Comfort Not only on Christmas day, but for many days and nights to come. Here's a gift suggestion that merits serious consideration. A wide variety in many materials: Prices from $6.00 to $30.00 JACKSON'S Men's Wear Shop 'Your Money's Worth Always' (Old Post Office Bldg.) Anaheim Bakery Specials For Thanksgiving Fruit Cake, per lb. 50c Best You Can Buy Mince Pie 25c Pumpkin Pie 25c Closed All Day Thanksgiving Best You Can Buy Mince Pie ...25c Pumpkin Pie ...25c Closed All Day Thanksgiving National Bakery At Chaffee's New Store 231 East Center St. Anaheim LOCAL CORN FED TURKEYS TURKEYS, CHICKENS, DUCK ,GEESE BULK OYSTERS MINCE MEAT Fancy Steer Beef, Veal Lamb and Pork We Deliver Schneider's Market Ed. W. Schneider, Prop. 131 W. Center St. Phone 20 THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA SHIP OF HOLIDAY LIQUOR FOR ENVOYS WASHINGTON, Nov. 27. — The British steamship Maine is plowing steadily through the choppy waves of the Atlantic today, heading for Baltimore. Her cargo is frankly, honestly and openly booze. And she will not stop outside the three-mile limit to send off her cargo on the small boats, or wait for secret short signals, or anything like that. The Maine is going to sail right into Baltimore harbor, file her manifest and warn prohibition gents to interfere at their peril. The Maine is bringing a large of Christmas liquor to the embassies and legations of Washington. TWINS BORN AT SANITARIUM Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Brooks of Santa Ana are the happy parents of twins, boy and girl, who came last night at the Anaheim sanitarium. Other new patients at the Sanitarium include: Mrs. Ben Page, Huntington Beach; Mrs. H. E. Black, Santa Ana; Mrs. Sentos Cabrera, El Modena. CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY The "golden wedding" anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Fridd of Fullerton is being celebrated today at the home of the daughter, Mrs. Jesse Chilton, wife of Dr. Chilton. Calls are being received at the Chilton home from friends of the aged couple. They have been residents of Fullerton 13 years. DEBATE OVER STORM DRAIN The chief matter to be threshed out tonight by Fullerton trustees is the proposed new storm drain outfall on the east side from the Manor tract. This question raised a storm at the last meeting, and events are expected to blow a squall tonight. Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Results Fullerton Briefs Mr. and Mrs. John N. Noonan were in Fallbrook yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bartlett who plan to open a novelty shop in the New California Hotel, were at Orange-co, park yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schwertz, formerly of Los Angeles, are looking for a location in Fullerton or Anaheim. Mt. Schwerts has accepted a position with the Fullerton Dye Works. Morse Pitts returned home Saturday from a five-weeks' hunting trip to Imperial Valley, where he went with a party of friends. The Business Girls' Club of Fullerton are planning a business meeting for tomorrow night. L. D. Larsen left this morning for Ogden, Utah, over the Santa Fe. Mack Lewis left Sunday morning over the Santa Fe for New Albany, Ind. Dan Smith and a friend named Bishop are motoring from Liberty, Canada, to Fullerton, to spend the winter. Mr. Smith comes to So. Cal., every winter. C. W. Camon expects to leave tonight over the Santa Fe for the Grand Canyon, Ariz., to meet his wife who is returning from a trip east. Mrs. George C. Frew and two children, a boy and a girl, left this morning over the Santa Fe for Harrison, Arkansas. Miss Hansen of Placentia was taken home from the Anaheim sanitarium today in a McAulay ambulance. THANKSGIVING SERVICES Special union services by the churches of Fullerton, are to be held at the First Baptist church on East Willshire-ave., beginning Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock, it is announced. The Thanksgiving sermon is to be preached by Rev. Walter Thornton of the First Christian church. H. S. GRID PLAYERS GUESTS OF ROTARIES The Rotary Club's observance Thanksgiving Day as a club place at yesterday in connection with the weakly luncheon at the Ella Clubhouse. It consisted of a reception to the Anaheim H. S. foot team and Coach Ray Elliott guests. The latter were given exhortation on patriotism by John Williams, district governor for the second district of Rotary and incited an eversharp pencil piece help them make their mark in life. Another feature of the meeting President Harry D. Riley read of President Harding's Thanksgiving proclamation. William's speech was one of the most inspiring heard at the cleremony. Immigrants, he should be taught to revere the S.A.S.R and Stripes as the flag of flags, a man thinks right he will act righteously the Rotarian official in connection. He referred feelingly to Lincoln visit as a boy to the slave market at New Orleans, where he said, colin first saw the Emancipation clamation. He urged upon his hirsers, particularly the boys, the importance of consecrating their Lincoln put it at Gettysburg, to flag of Washington, Jefferson, J.Adams and Franklin, and of B.Ross, Williams concluded his speeches with the reading of the poem, "Measure of a Man." Secretary Walker in acknowledgment said it would be a fine time if "these thrilling words" would main always with the club, secretary complimented the club their sporting morale, their discipline, etc. He congratulated them on having had Elliott for their coach. He predicted victory for A.E.Main in 1923. President Riley also told the that the Rotary was with them hard and soul. He then called up lad and presented them with theirvenir. Art Mann, for the club, spoke appreciation of the backing of Roald Mann said that the organization DEBATE OVER STORM DRAIN The chief matter to be threshed out tonight by Fullerton trustees is the proposed new storm drain outfall on the east side from the Manor tract. This question raised a storm at the last meeting, and events are expected to blow a squall tonight. Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Results THANKSGIVING SERVICES Special union services by the churches of Fullerton, are to be held at the First Baptist church on East Wilshire-ave., beginning Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock. It is announced. The Thanksgiving sermon is to be preached by Rev. Walter Thornton of the First Christian church. Special Soap Offer at Horn's Grocery 3 Combinations—One to please each requirement You cannot afford to miss this. Combination No. 1 24 Bars Sunny Monday Soap, regular $1.20 1 Large Package Gold Dust, regular .32 Regular Prices $1.52 SPECIAL WEDNESDAY ONLY ...99c Combination No. 2 100 Bars (1 case) Sunny Monday soaps, regular $5.00 12 Bars Fairy Soap, regular .90 Regular Prices $5.90 SPECIAL WEDNESDAY ONLY ...$4.23 Combination No. 3 1 Package Gold Dust, regular .32 1 Bar Fairy Soap, regular .08 Regular Prices $ .40 SPECIAL WEDNESDAY ONLY ...28c FOR THANKSGIVING Cranberries, Mammoth Ripe Olives, Mince Meat, Vegetables, Jellies etc. Our stock is complete of the best quality goods. We would like to have you look at our stock before buying your order for Thanksgiving. Art Mann, for the club, spoke appreciation of the backing of Roe Mann said that the organization 'Howling Hundred' as not necessary. The team present consisted of Hill, captain; Roderick Brastad,L Newkirk, Arthur Mann, Will Hayes, Roscoe Ingram, Homer Vance, Walter Gutosky, John Feet Donald Pannier, Victor Rees, Ma Ross, Howard Mulvey, Clinton Gr John Wood, Albert Harris, Ge Fergus. TIGER WOMAN GOES TO PENITENTIA LOS ANGELES, Nov. 27.—Clara Phillips, convicted of sex degree murder for the killing of Alberta Meadows, was sentenced Superior Judge McCormick today from 10 years to life imprisonment. Judge Houser, the trial judge will but Judge McCormick took place. Judge Willis denied Phillips a new trial and then sentenced her. DUNTON DELIVERS DOZEN FORDSO George Dunton today delivered largest consignment of Fordson tors he has ever made to one per firm—an even dozen to Pat Closkey, W. Center-st clothier. And what is Pat going to do them! Why, present one with boy's suit of clothes sold bet now and Xmas, you see, these small replicas of the regular Fords and make an ideal toy youngsters. SPECIAL WEDNESDAY ONLY . . . 28c FOR THANKSGIVING Cranberries, Mammoth Ripe Olives, Mince Meat, Vegetables, Jellies etc. Our stock is complete of the best quality goods. We would like to have you look at our stock before, buying your order for Thanksgiving Harry I. Horn Grocer Cor. Claudina & E. Center St. Phone 212 We Deliver Fred H. Schneider SANITARY MARKET 116 East Center St. In Daley's Corn ,Fed Turkeys—Ducks—Chickens Legs of Pork, (half or whole) per lb. . . . 23c Fresh Picnics, per lb. . . . . . . 18c Beef Pot Roast ,per lb. . . . . . 15c and up Morris Hams, per lb. . . . . . . 27c Premium Skinned Hams (half or whole) Special Price Milk Feed Veal and Lamb, Plenty to Select From GRID PLAYERS TESTS OF ROTARY ANAHEIM HELP--YOURSELF----STORE G. K. MANSFEAKER "A-HOME-STORE" Everything for the Thanksgiving Dinner ANAHEIM HELP--YOURSELF----STORE 249 E. Center St. Phone 297 We Deliver Spartan Grocers 101 Stores G. O. Payne, Prop. 138 E. Center SMITH CIDER APPLES Cook just like Bellfleurs 5 Lbs., 25c, Box $1.55 SMITH CIDER APPLES Cook just like Bellfleurs 5 Lbs., 25c, Box $1.55 None Such Mince 15c Seeded Raisins, 2 packages 25c Sunmaid Seedless Raisins, 15 oz. 15c Idaho Russett potatoes, 200 lbs. $1.00 Fancy Northern Celery, large bunches 15c You’re Safe at Payne’s Food for the Old Fashioned Feast Food for the Old Fashioned Feast THANKSGIVING Day wouldn't be Thanksgiving Day if it lacked all the good food that makes that day so memorable. Here we offer the finest kind of eatables—everything of the highest quality—at prices that are quite moderate. Make Your Thanksgiving Day Selections Here California Dates, 8 Oz. pkg. ...25c Celery, (large), 2 for ...25c Fancy Red Apples, 4 lbs. ...25c Assorted Nuts, per lb. ...25c White Clover Butter, per lb. ...48c MONEY BACK GUARANTEE FROM KITCHENS TO THE KITCHEN 101 W. Center St. Phone 284 308 W. Center St. Phone 790