oc-plain-dealer 1922-12-22

NEED BETTER WAY TO HARVEST NUTS Acting on information from the California Walnut Growers Ass'n that thousands of dollars have been lost to the growers thru lax harvesting methods the last few years, the regional walnut committee, which met at Los Angeles last Monday, has made better harvesting methods one of the principal projects for the coming year. Moldy nuts and amber meats have generally resulted from allowing the nuts to remain on the ground too long. The common practice of picking up every two weeks, and in many cases, once in three or even four weeks, causes a serious depreciation in the quality and color of the nuts, especially where the ground is inclined to be damp from soil or atmospheric moisture. Experimental plots conducted by the Citrus Experiment Station during the past season reveal that more expeditions harvesting—early shaking and prompt picking, will produce a better nut in every way and less mold is encountered. The Walnut Department of the Orange-co. Farm Bureau considers this problem of paramount importance in this county. When the program of work is drawn up at the next meeting, this project will be included, looking to the establishment of comparative harvesting plots next season. James Smiley, West Orange, Arthur McFadden, Irvine and Farm Advisor Wahlberg represented the Walnut Department of Orange County at the So. Calif. conference. An invitation was extended at this meeting by the delegates to hold the next So. Calif. Walnut Growers Field Day in Orange-co. If the invitation is accepted, a thousand walnut growers from So. Calif. will come here in August. Xmas Suggestions Corn Fed Pork Milk Fed Veal and Lamb Corn Fed Turkey's, Geese, Ducks and Chickens Legs of Pork, Half or Whole, per lb. ...23c Shoulder of Pork, Half or Whole, per lb. ...18c Snare Ribs, per lb. ...20c Roast Beef, per lb. ...15c and up Puritan Skinned Hams, Half or Whole, per lb. ...29c Plain Hams, per lb. ...26c Morrell's Smoked Plepics, per lb. ...22c Eastern Sugar Cured Bacon, Half or Whole, per lb. ...25c We Handle Only No. 1, Selected Meats Corn Fed Turkey's, Geese, Ducks and Chickens Legs of Pork, Half or Whole, per lb. ... 23c Shoulder of Pork, Half or Whole, per lb. ... 18c Snare Ribs, per lb. ... 20c Roast Beef, per lb. ... 15c and up Puritan Skinned Hams, Half or Whole, per lb. ... 29c Plain Hams, per lb. ... 26c Morrell's Smoked Plepics, per lb. ... 22c Eastern Sugar Cured Bacon, Half or Whole, per lb. ... 35c We Handle Only No. 1, Selected Meats Fred H. Schneider "In With Daley" 116 East Center Street Anaheim Schneiders Market E. W. SCHNEIDER, Prop. 131 West Center Street. Phone 20 Headquarters for Fancy XMAS REQUIREMENTS Place Your Order Early. Corn Fed Turkeys, Ducks and Geese Milk Fed Poultry Milk Baby Lamb Milk Fed Veal Corn Fed Pork Fancy Xmas Steer Mince Meat (Select) Eastern Oysters—Cheese Schneiders Market E. W. SCHNEIDER, Prop. 131 West Center Street. Phone 20 ANAHEIM HELP-YOURSELF-STO G. E. Manspeaker XMAS Honeysuckle. Creamery ANAHEIM HELP-YOURSELF-STO G. E. Manspeaker XMAS TREES Honeysuckle. Creamery Butter Every Pound Guaranteed 50c Pound WISHING YOU ALL A VERY MERRY ANAHEIM HELP-YOURSELF-STO Phone 297 249 E. Center St. Masonic Temple Bldg. THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA NEWLYWEDS GIVEN ELABORATE SHOWER GARDEN GROVE, Dec. 22.—(SJL.)—Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jentges were given a surprise miscellaneous shower by about sixty of their friends at the spacious home of Mrs. Ella Hots on West Stanford Tuesday evening. The guests arrived at about 8:30, and after an enjoyable evening passed with games, music and daneing, following by delicious refreshments, a huge basket well laden with many beautiful and useful presents, was brought in and the various gifts presented to Mr. and Mrs. Jentges. After congratulation had been extended, the guests departed all agreeing that they had enjoyed a most delightful evening. The bride and groom will be at home to their friends at their new bungalow on Fourth street after next week. The W. C. T. U. met Wednesday afternoon in the parlor of the M. E. church. Mrs. Clarence Crosby led the devotions, after which a short business meeting was held. Mrs. Harper gave an interesting account of the state's executive meeting in Los Angeles. The subject for the next meeting is "Child Welfare." The place of meeting to be announced later. Christmas Exercises at Alamitos Church The service at the Alamitos Friends church next Sunday morning and evening will be appropriate to the Christmas spirit. The choir will render special music. The Sunday school will give a special entertainment and Christmas tree at the church Friday evening at 7:30. A cordial invitation is extended to the public to attend all of these services. Christmas Program at Bolsa School The Bolsa school will have a Christmas program Friday, December 22 at 7:15 p.m. to which everyone is most cordially invited. An exceptionally interesting entertainment has been arranged and it is expected a large crowd will be in attendance. Local Postoffice Establishes New Record The Garden-Grove postoffice Monday dispatched twenty-two sacks of GARDEN GROVE, Dec. 22.—(Spl.)—Mrs. F. J. De Yo and Mrs. W. O. Barnes of Seattle are guests at the L. A. Pringle home. Mrs. Pringle is a daughter of Mrs. De Yo, and a sister of Mrs. Barnes. Mrs. Counsel Oertly entertained the Cradle Roll of the Baptist church at the J. G. Allen home Wednesday afternoon, fourteen members being present. The little folks enjoyed a Christmas tree and program, and each one received a stocking filled with nuts and candies. The children sang Christmas songs, after which Rev. Gage talked to them. Light refreshments were served. T. E. Niles sold a lot on West Acacia street to J. E. Walters of Downey, who will soon commence the erection of a residence thereon. Christmas exercises will be held at the Baptist church this evening. A splendid program will be rendered by the Sunday school children, and a beautiful Christmas tree will be an interesting feature of the evening. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend. George Rolfe has commenced the erection of a new home on his lots on Acacia-st. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Reed arrived here Tuesday evening from Oakland for a ten days' visit at the home of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Reed. Waldo Tournat returned to Santa Rosa Wednesday after spending a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Tournat. Mrs. R. W. Christensen returned Monday from Bishop where she has been visiting at the home of her father, S. H. Ayers. Donald Williams of King City was a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Christensen Wednesday. Miss Iris Ayers, formerly of Garden Grove, was married to Russell Barras of Bishop, on Saturday, December 9th. Mrs. S. W. Gage returned Thursday from Oakland where she enjoyed a two weeks' visit with her sister. Carl Ayers returned to Bishop the first of the week after spending several weeks in Garden Grove. Dr. Burns Chaffee, wife of EXPERT WILL TELL OF GRAPE PRUNING Farm Advisor Wahlberg announces two days of field demonstrations for the care and pruning of vines Friday and Saturday, Jan. 12th and 13th. Demonstrations will be held at Garden Grove and El Toro, which have been arranged by the Agricultural Extension Service by popular request. A third demonstration will be held one other community. Any group of farmers who desire such a demonstration may submit a request with the farm advisor during the next week. The grape acerage of Orange-coated son Trenton spent Wednesday to Long Beach. Will Henry has been seriously injured on the past week with hear trouble. Construction work was commented this week on the main building of the Garden Grove Union High School, on Stanford avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Miller of Long Beach will take up their residence in Garden Grove next week. They will open cupy apartments in the Anderson duplex residence just completed on Pine street. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Harper and daughter Lettie, Freeman, Woodman and Miss Mildred Bloss motored to Los Angeles Tuesday. The Epworth League of the M.B.C., church enjoyed a social at the church Friday evening, about thirty-five young people being present. A jolli time was passed at games, followed by light refreshments. The Queen Esther Circle met at the home of Miss Jessie Dungan Tuesday evening. A supper was served at 6:30 after which a busness session was held. The remainder of the evening was spent dressing in Christmas dolls. Mrs. J. O. Arkley attended "Mother's Tea" given by the Delta Delta of the U.S.C.Delta Security of which her daughter is a member Saturday afternoon。 A cordial invitation is extended to the public to attend all of these services. Christmas Program at Bolsa School The Bolsa school will have a Christmas program Friday, December 22 at 7:15 p.m. to which everyone is most cordially invited. An exceptionally interesting entertainment has been arranged and it is expected a large crowd will be in attendance. Local Postoffice Establishes New Record The Garden-Grove postoffice Monday dispatched twenty-two seals of Yuletide packages Monday, December 18th, this being the heaviest outgoing mail of the Christmas season. More packages were dispatched to Kansas and Iowa than any other state, although Missouri, South Dakota and Illinois ran them a close race. Special Christmas services will be held at the Methodist church Sunday morning. A sacred program will be rendered by the choir in the evening. The J. O. C. club at the M. E. Sunday school will sell candy on the streets tomorrow, to raise money for their church subscription. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Coates and Mr. and Mrs. Clair Head attended the funeral of a relative at Pomona yesterday. Floyd Andres arrived home Monday from Corvallis, Ore., where he is attending college, for a two weeks' vacation at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Andres. J. W. Stull of Long Beach was a guest at the J. O. Arkley home Tuesday evening. Mrs. C. S. Holt returned last Friday from a three weeks' visit with relatives at Hollister and Gilroy. Miss Ruth Vlolett is home from the Redlands University for the holiday vacation. The following relatives were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Aldrich Sunday; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cooley and daughter of Talbert; Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Aldrich of Anaheim, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Aldrich and baby, and Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Whechel and two children. The Misses Mary and Erna Lee are home from the U.S.C., to spend a couple of weeks' vacation at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.K.Lee. Donald Williams of King City was a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Christensen Wednesday. Miss Iris Ayers, formerly of Garden Grove, was married to Russell Barras of Bishop, on Saturday, December 9th. Mrs. S.W.Gage returned Thursday from Oakland where she enjoyed a two weeks' visit with her sister. Carl Ayers returned to Bishop the first of the week after spending several weeks in Garden Grove. Dr. Burns Chaffee and wife of Long Beach visited at the home of the former's mother, Mrs.S.E.Chaffee, Wednesday. Martin Christensen and family spent Tuesday in Long Beach. Mrs.Menta Maas of Santa Barbara is visiting relatives in Garden Grove this week. Mrs.Maas is a sister of M.B.and J.G.Allen and Mrs.Amy Graves. G.L.Morgan and wife and Mrs.L.M.Watson of Montebello were visitors at the Edward Chaffee home Saturday. Mrs.Mary Lewis of Los Angeles is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.Roy Oldfield this week. J.P.N.Larson and family spent Wednesday in Los Angeles. Work was commenced this week on a five-room modern bungalow on Pine street, for Mrs.A.S.Gleason. George Harper passed the weekend with his cousin in Burbank. Miss Mildred Bloss of Eagle Rock was a guest at the W.B.Harper home the first of the week. S.H.Ayers of Bishop visited at the home of his daughter, Mrs.H.W.Christensen. Mr. and Mrs.R.W.Elliott, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.L.A.Pringle and daughter, Euhice,Mrs.F.I.DeYo and Mrs.O.Barnes passed an enjoyable day at Laguna Sunday. Mr. and Mrs./C.E.Pollins,Mrs.G.Roof and Mrs.J.CArmstrong TURKEYS Don't wait until the last minute for your Turkey ORDER NOW AND GET A REAL GOOD BIRD CANDY Xmas Mixed, Satin Finish, per lb. 15c Fancy B Mixed per lb. 23c Cocoa Bonbons, per lb. 30c Jumbo Chocolate Creams, 28c CHI Full Cream MAR Known the world over for and include a pound Friday and Saturday 35c Sold regularly at LF-STORE "A Home Store" XMAS CANDY Raisins Dates Nuts Etc. RY MERRY XMAS LF-STORE WE DELIVER CANDY Xmas Mixed, Satin Finish, per lb. 15¢ Fancy B Mixed per lb. 23¢ Cocoa Bonbons, per lb. 30¢ Jumbo Chocolate Creams, per lb. 28£ Chocolate Drops, per lb. 20£ Chaffee's Assorted Chocolates, lb. pk. 45£ Family Mixed, Fancy 3-lb. box 85£ Mathews Candy Fruits, 12-oz. pkg. 23£ Quantity Prices to Churches and Schools PEAS Diner-Wisconsin Sweet Sifted 22c Can The equal of any 30c Peas on the market. MEATS TURKEYS, GEESE, DUCKS AND CHICKENS Morrell's Ham, (Half or Whole), Per lb: 2 Morrell's Bacon, (Half or Whole), Per Lb. 2 Fresh Shoulder Roast, (Half or Whole), Per Lb. 1 Pork Leg Roast, (Half or Whole), Per Lb. 2 FRIDAY DEC. 22ND Store Open ART WILL TELL GRAPE PRUNING Advisor Wahlberg announces of field demonstrations for and pruning of vines Friday, Jan. 12th and demonstrations will be held at Grove and El Toro, which arranged by the Agricultural Service by popular demonstration will be in community. Any group who desire such a demon-ay submit a request with advisor during the next week. growing. A tentative survey of the industry shows about 800 acres devoted to vine culture. Prof. Frederic Bioletti, nationally known viticulturist, will conduct the field demonstrations, showing best methods of pruning different varieties. He will also discuss other phases of cultural practice, including variety adaptations, etc. It Pays to Advertise in the Orange County Plain Dealer. GERMAN MADE PAPER COATS WORN IN U.S. BOSTON, Dec. 22—Officers and enlisted men at the Army Base, South Boston, are wearing paper coats sold in Germany for twenty cents, United States money. These coats are of different colors, the predominating color being blue, and worn over a sweater. They make good smoking jackets. Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Results Daleys ROCK BOTTOM STORES Christmas Cheer by Pound and Package SATURDAY FORENOON Until 2 o'Clock P.M. You must buy this special before that time Raisins Seeded or Seedless 15 Oz. 10c The purpose of this special is to encourage morning buying on Saturdays Bulk Mince Meat, 2 lbs. ... 25c All Day Saturday Peanut Brittle Butter Scotch Cocoanut The purpose of this special is to encourage morning buying on Saturdays Bulk Mince Meat, 2 lbs. $25c All Day Saturday Peanut Brittle, Butter Scotch, Cocoanut Brittle $15c All Day Saturday For Saturday and all next week till Friday night 2 Packages Daleys Waffle Flour $50c 10 Oz. Jar White or Amber Honey Heinz Plum Pudding, 15 Oz. $45c Cookies, big ones, 8 kinds, 3 doz. $25c Bulk Chocolates $20c A 5 lb. box Fancy Hand Dipped Chocolates for (Saturday) $1.75 Christmas Mixed Candy, lb. $15c TWO STORES 239 West Center, Phone 753 116 East Center, Phone 405 Chaffees WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT CHEESE Cream MARTIN'S New York in the world over for its excellent flavor. Be sure and include a pound with your Xmas order. Friday and Saturday 35c lb. 25,040 Pounds Puddings HEINZ Plum or Fig Small Med Large 20¢ 42¢ 75¢ Libby's Plum Pudding, 1 lb can $30c CHEESE Cream MARTIN'S New York in the world over for its excellent flavor. Be sure and include a pound with your Xmas order. Friday and Saturday 35c lb. Pounds Sold regularly at 50c lb. everywhere FOR YOUR BAKING Pints, 11-oz. pkgs. ...20c Mixed Citron, lb ...60c But Swansdown Cake Flour, pkg. ...27c Is Premium Chocolate, lb. ...35c Rabbit Molasses, 2½ s ...26c Karo Syrup, 5-lb. can ...35c H. Powdered Sugar, handy carton ...12c Camp's Eastern Pumpkin, No. 3 can ...20c Pimientos, ¼ s. can ...10c 2-oz. ground, 10c can; 1-oz. leaf, pkg. ...5c ANDOTTE MISSION RIPE OLIVES Treat in Store for You When You Try These Olives Both Size, Pints, 35c; Quarts, ...60c FOLEY'S FANCY RAISINS or Seedless, 15-oz. packages, package ...12½ c THE FINEST QUALITY RAISINS Our Christmas Trees Are Sure Fine. Puddings HEINZ Plum or Fig Small Med. Large 20¢ 42¢ 75¢ Libby's Plum Pudding, 1 lb. can ...30c Heinz Mince Meat 1-lb. tin, 27; 2-lb. tin, ...50c 1-lb. glass 40c; 2-lb. glass ...70c Libby's 1-lb. 15-oz. jar ...55c Libby's, bulk, lb. ...25c Popcorn, 4 lbs. ...25c Iris Small Beans, Stringless ...32c Green Peas 10c Lb. Bananas 3 lbs. for 25c 2 STORES ANAHEIM No. 35 West Center & Clementine Streets No. 36 233 East Center Street Open Two Nights SATURDY DEC.