oc-plain-dealer 1922-12-15

Spartan Grocers 138 E. Center Street G. O. Payne Prop. 101 Stores Selected Idaho Russett's, per 100 ...$1.95 None Such Mince Meat, pkg. ...15c Sunmaid Seedless Raisins, 15 oz. pkg. 15c New Currents, pkg. ...20c Newton Pippin Apples, heavy packed box ...$1.65 Cluster Raisins, lb. ...15c New Brazil Nuts, lb. ...15c Bulk Cocoa, 22% Butter Fat 3 lbs. ...25c You're Safe at Payne's Plain Dealer Want Ads Will Bring Results at Weber's Plain Dealer Want Ads Will Bring Results at Weber's Come in and hear it play your favorite music This is the Victrola No. 210, one of the new Victrola models. A graceful instrument with exclusive refinements resulting from more than twenty-five years devoted to developing the talking machine art. It is moderately priced, and is yours on particularly attractive payment terms. Let us demonstrate it today. We are open evenings. PRICE $100 Payments $10.00 Down and $10.00 Per Month Complete List of the New Victor Records for December POPULAR CONCERT AND OPERATIC Bartis Codeunow—In the Town of Kashin (Monserraty) Best of the North—Grazer and Beverardie (in French) Berenade (Himpiante) (Gilvestri-Torvald) In Italian Tall Her I Love Her So (F. E. Westbury-P. De Pez) Go Pretty Nose (Baventia-Madonna) On the Road to Mandalay (Kiping-Somba) Don Cesar de Baxan—Savillana (Massena) In French Feeder Challapin Calli-Carel Businessman Giffel Oryville Harrold Rainald Warrenrath Nellie Melba MELODIOUS INSTRUMENTAL (David Pepper) Viola Solo Mischa Elman Complete List of the New Victor Records for December POPULAR CONCERT AND OPERATIC 87349 Berle Godownow—In the Town of Kassin (Osmorgyh) Feodor Challapin 87408 Biss of the North—Trager and Recording in French Gall-Curd 86102 Sarenade (Himpianto) Silvestre Toselli Gell-Curd 86109 Tell Her I Love You (F. P. Wetland-P. De Feyn) Benjamino Gigli 87500 Go Pretty Rose (Baviel-Marish) Orsille Harrold 87405 On the Road to Mendelay (Kliping-Soroka) Reinald Werrenrath 86062 Don Glans de Basan (Sermann) Nellie Melba MELODIOUS INSTRUMENTAL 66099 Fond Recollections (David Pepper) Viola Solo Mischa Elman 67056 Nocturne (Gris) Piano Solo Olga Samaroff 66091 Secret of Suzanne—Overture (Wolf-Ferrai) Tozenlin and La Sea Orchestra 66101 Salut D'Amour (Love's Creating) Efrein Zimbabeli 65158 Hungarian Fantasia—Part II Piano-Symphony Orch. Arthur de Greaf and 65159 Hungarian Fantasia—Part III Piano-Symphony Orch. Arthur de Greaf and 65159 Hungarian Fantasia—Part IV Piano-Symphony Orch. Royal Albert Hall Orch. 68911 Magic Flute—Overture, Part I Victory Symphony Orchestra 68911 Magic Flute—Overture, Part II Victory Symphony Orchestra 68952 Chimes of Liberty March The Goldman Band 68952 Sugamore March The Goldman Band CHRISTMAS RECORDS 85178 Creation—With Verdure Clad Lucy Isabella Marsh 85178 Elliah—Hear Ye Israel Lucy Isabella Marsh 81954 Christians, Awake, Salute the Happy Morn Tyler's Jale Choir 81954 Watchman, Tell Us of the Night Denity Male Choir 81954 Santa Claus Tells of Mother Goose Land—Part I Gilbert Girard 81954 Santa Claus Tells of Mother Goose Land—Part II Gilbert Girard LIGHT VOCAL SELECTIONS 18955 Mary, Dear Henry Burry While the Years Roll By Edna Brown-Ellott Shaw Nellie Kelly I Love You (From "Little Nellie Kelly") Emmerica Quercetti You Remind Me of My Mother (From "Little Nellie Kelly") Henry Burry Yankee Doodle Blues Billy Murray-Ed Smalle Childhood Days American Quartet When You Lovest for a Fal Lewis James-Elliott Shaw Hot Lips Miss Patricia All for the Love of Mike Miss Patricia DANCE RECORDS 18954 Tool, Tool, Toontail (Goodyra)-Fox Trot Benson Orchestra of Chicago Do It—Fox Trot Benson Orchestra of Chicago Blowing Bubbles All Day Long Fox Trot (from "Better Impersonal") Whitman and Just as Long as You Have Me Med. Fox Trot ("Cingham Girl") His Orchestra Tomorrow I Tomorrow I Tomorrow The Great White Way Orchestra You Care Me Your Heart—Fox Trot The Great White Way Orchestra I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate—Fox Trot The Vietnamese Geel But I Hats to Go Home Alone—Fox Trot The Vietnamese Carolina in the Morning—Fox Trot Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra Cow Belle—Fox Trot Zex Contev and His Orchestra Homesick Nocturne Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra All Guest Nothing at All—Fox Trot Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra Lively Lucerne—Waltx (Yodel Chorus) The Great White Way Orchestra Romany Love—Fox Trot Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra WEBERS Book & Music Store 112 East Center St. Anaheim Plain Dealer Want Ads Will Bring Results THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA COUNCIL ANXIOUS TO DEVELOP PARK SOON AS POSSIBLE Council agreed last night to push park development as rapidly as possible. This was indicated by: 1. The repeated assertion that the public secured to demand speediest improvement; 2. Adoption of ordinance calling for bids Jan. 15, earliest practical date, on $100,000 park bonds, recently voted; along with $40,000 city hall and $25,000 paying bonds; 3. Assurance to Cook & Hall, landscape architects who prepared the comprehensive plans that the architecture would be carried out sympathetically with the spirit of the other developer; 4. Ready agreement with a suggestion from the C. of C., that appropriate ceremonies be held, preferably on Arbor Day next spring, dedicate the park; 5. Denial of a request from the Calif. Valencia Orange show for use of the park for the next May's affair unless they confine themselves to the athletic field, about $50 feet square, because planting of trees and shrubs must proceed; 6. Approval of a suggestion by Mayor Wm. Stark that a large Christmas tree be planted for appropriate use each year at a Community Yulotide celebration and which "would grow with the city." The park and other bonds will be in $1000 denominations and draw five per cent interest. The park and city hall bonds are for 40 years and the paving bonds ten years. C. of C. Secretary Malcom Fraser petitioned relief for 65 families in the Mexican colony, north of town who claim water furnished by the Lawrie pumping plant is inadequate and unsanitary despite the fact Lawrie has been ordered by the R. R. commission to make it right. Fraser presented a touching letter from Martin Sanchez, janitor at the C. of C. and resident of the colony, with a petition signed by 40 Mexican families, circulated at a mass meeting, asking the city to serve them water or incorporate them. Council agreed NEAR EAST RELIEF COMMITTEE SEEKS Members of the Near East Relief Committee call on President Hardin official appropriation to care for the refugees in the stricken areas of shown here are left to right, President James L. Barton; J. B. Payne, chair Postmaster General Will Hays, who has been appointed by the Presidency; R. G. Cuddihy, member of the executive committee and Elliot W Cross. BIG ADVERTISING FUND Telling the world about the wonders of the great section of the Golden State lying south of the Tehachapi mountains in a six months' advertising campaign, will call for an expenditure of $200,000, according to plans announced today by the All-Year Club of Southern California. Pictures showing many of the scenic marvels and attractions that help to make the Southland the all-year playground of America and the world have been gathered by the club from every possible source to illustrate the advertising copy. Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Results Plans the paying bonds ten years. C. of C. Secretary Malcom Fraser petitioned relief for 65 families in the Mexican colony, north of town who claim water furnished by the Lawrie pumping plant is inadequate and unsanitary despite the fact Lawrie has been ordered by the R. R. commission to make it right. Fraser presented a touching letter from Martin Sanchez, janitor at the C. of C. and resident of the colony, with a petition signed by 40 Mexican families, circulated at a mass meeting, asking the city to serve them water or incorporate them. Council agreed that the policy of refusing water to those outside the city could not be varied and suggested that the C. of C. see what could be done to extend the corporate limits not only to include the colony but as much more territory as possible. This would also take in the Valencia orange show grounds and the Vanderhoreck subdivision which had asked for water with the understanding that the tract be included in the city within a year. Council declined to serve water to the tract until it is in the city. In connection with the request of the orange show that it be permitted to use the park again next May, Fraser stated $1500 had been spent for fertilizer on the 15-acre ranch bot for an orange show site and it was desired to get the results from the fruit, rather than cut out enough trees for the show site. Fraser stated enough money had been offered for the five acres fronting Citron-st to leave only $18,000 owing for the remaining ten acres. Council received notice of the R. R. commission hearing in Los Angeles on the transfer of the Crown Stage line to the Motor Transit. A resolution approving the extension of Illinois-st thru the Lohman tract was adopted. An ordinance intended to prevent interference with the fire department while the fire truck is responding to an alarm was given first reading. Those guilty of driving too closely behind the truck will be fined not more than $100 or be sentenced to not more than 30 days in jail. The contract admitting Orange into the outfall sewer was approved. The city manager was instructed to advertise for 3000 barrels of road oil. It was reported dthat John Casson was ready to give a deed for the widening of Center-st if he were not compelled to set back his buildings at the corner of Clementine-st. He would agree to set back anytime there was new construction in the block to the west. Chairman Gates of the park committee was instructed to proceed with installation of sidewalk and curb along the new set-back line on the Lemon-st side of the park. CHICAGO WOMAN MAY OCCULY FEDERAL BENCH Miss Florence King, a Chicago attorney who has been booned by the Republican Woman's Club of Chicago to fill the vacancy on the northern district of Illinois federal bench. Miss King has been practicing law in the federal court for over 20 years and is a recognized authority on patent laws. Her plea for appointment has been made before President Harding. To relieve automobile tires of the weight of side cars a jack that can be operated with a foot has been invented to raise cars by the hubs of their wheels. CALIFORNIA MITTEE SEEKS HARDING'S AID Singers Have Unexpected "Tryout" Over Radio If Van and Schenck, America's highest salaried comedian, performers de luxe of the Ziegfeld Follies, tire of the Great White Way and its luxuries, they stand a good chance to land a job with the owner of a chain of motion picture theatres in the Southwest. Said owner was listening in at the big wireless station at San Antonio, Texas, recently, and heard "Wabash Blues" come over the ether waves from a sending station at Cincinnati, where the famous team was appearing with the "Follies." The distant movie magnate didn't know just who Van & Schenck were, but he showed an ear for talent by writing the broadcasting station at Cincinnati: "When you are through with the two fellows who sang 'Wabash Blues' for you March 1, I will be glad to hear from them. I feel sure that they could make good as singers in my theatre down here" It Pays to Advertise in the Orange County Plain Dealer. CALL on President Harding at the White House, seeking the stricken areas of the Near East. In the group carton; J. B. Payne, chairman of the Red Cross, former appointed by the President to head all Near East committee and Elliot Wadsworth, treasurer of the Red FREDRICK ESTATE $4500 The estate of John Fredrick is valued at $4500 and consists of a lot in the Hotel del Camp tract. Los Angeles county, according to the final account and petition for distribution filed today. OVAL SALE OF ACCESSORIES AND NECESSITIES OF ACCESSORIES AND NECESSITIES WE MOVE INTO OUR NEW HOME. WE WISH TO DISLARGE STOCK AND AS THE DAYS ARE FEW WE DO THAT EVERY ARTICLE SHOULD BE SOLD. MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES An Opportun Time to Buy GIFTS Regular $10.00 Stewart Horns $6.89 Other Horns ... $3.00 up Williams Spotlight, Reg. $7.00 Our Price ... $4.75 Trouble Lamps like above reg. $2.25 for $1.75 Other styles ... 95c up Cut Glass Vase like this $3.00 Value for $2.15 also other styles. This Famous Kaufmann Light Ash Receivers like this Reg. $4.25, Sale $2.25 for $1.75 Other styles . . . . . 95c up This Famous Kaufmann Light Sale Price ...$3.98 Ash Receivers like this Reg. $4.25, Sale Price $3.25. Other at $1.65 Idea of the way we have new articles are shown over our display tables. such as $2.70 $89c $1.25 4 Cell $2.89 5 Cell $3.39 Dry Cell 43c Spark Plugs big assortment worth to $1.25 Close out price .....45c BEST BROS. ANAHEIM Phone Pacific 31