oc-plain-dealer 1923-01-05

Society Fortnightly Club Party With music and cards for entertainment, the Fortnightly club passed last evening with Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Nenner. Prizes were won by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kampling, first, and by Mr. Harry McDonald and Mr. Paul Bock, consolation. An orchestra of three pieces, all of whom are members of the club played several numbers, much to the delight of the other members. Receptions was served, covers being placed for the Messrs. and Meadances M. J. Heinza, Paul Bock, Harry McDonald, P. V. Brady, Henry Elmers, Henry Kampling and the Misses Sarah and Clem Mattis. Evangelist Coming to C. E. Evangelist Harry O. Anderson is making a tour of northern Orange-coast week and will be in Anaheim Sunday and Monday evenings. At 7:30 he will address the Presbyterian society and will be at the Christian church Monday evening at the same hour. On Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock Mr. Anderson will conduct a rally in the Fullerton Christian church. A singer and whistler will accompany him. This will be his only appearances in this section of the county. To Wed Sunday Afternoon The marriage of Miss Veda Jensen to Mr. Alex Dutzi will occur Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock, in Zion Lutheran church, Rev. H. G. Schmelzer, pastor, officiating. The immediate relatives and closest friends will be the guests. Miss Jensen will be attended by two maids and a flower girl. Plain Dealer Want All Get Results Talks at Junior High Miss Beverly Smith of Pompton college and daughter of Mr. and Mr. C. C. Smith addressed the pupils of the Junior H. S. this morning on astronomy. Cypress Club Tuesday The Cypress Hansen Community club will meet with Mrs. J. Cole Tuesday afternoon, Mrs Patterson will assist Mrs. Cole with the entertaining. A surprise birthday party was given last night by Miss Alice Teevan in honor of Miss Adeline Curtis. There was music and gants. Guests were: the Misses Eva McLean, Ellnor Cormick, Ida Clark, Adeline Curtis, Alice Teevan, and Beatrice Scraper. TAKES REAL HE-MAN TO DRINK THIS ONE Specifications for a new alcoholic preparation to be known as "Specialty Denatured Alcohol Formula No. 28-A" have been authorized by the treasury department in institutions to Collector Rex Goodcell. Warning was given by the Internal Revenue Bureau that the drink is intended for "use in the manufacture of motor fuels only". This new gasoline cocktail is mixed as follows: To every 100 gallons of ethyl alcohol of not less than 198 proof add one gallon of gasoline of the quality specified below—and shake well. Specifications for the gasoline are: Volatility and distillation range. When 5 per cent of the sample has been recovered in the graduated receiver, the thermometer shall not read more than 65°C (149°F.) nor less than 50°C (122°F.). When 50% has been recovered in the receiver, the thermometer shall not read more than 95°C.*(203°F.). The Internal Revenue Bureau says this distillation makes "Grade A" HAND OF A BOXER Joe Chaney, crater of the local cliff long as pretty as a bout with Spud Mego Wed. night we put over the final of the second round rather high on Miko the result was the broken mitt. It a fight for the San thereby able to f enough points for bout to get himself was no question he would have won or other moment or Joe had establishes good graces of the fans as a knockener trying to live up he suffered the acct Chaney has been event as soon as mends sufficiently In the main go win over Kid Mo a fast setto. Two other local good impression w by their classy pet Terry put over the ko of San Diego l while Tobby Monuirre in four rou milling. In the other bo beat Kid Mex all rounds. It appears ers are getting to with other out of only San Diego a drawing on now a call from t been sent in for Tonight on the club's program at Darley has Tony ny Jordan in the ley Dement mixe man; Johnny Na lar with Gate City with Sailor Wal FROM KITCHENS TO THE KITCHEN With Every Purchase of $1.00 or Over We Will Sell 3 Large Cans 23c Borden Milk One order to a family Full Cream Young American Cheese, (Half or Whole), per lb 32c Riders Hominy, No. 2½ 2 for 25c Newmarks Special, Large White Asparagus Tips 39c Rex Corned Beef, No. 1 20c Del Monte, (solid pack), Tomatoes, No. 2½ 17c Puritan Hams Half or Whole 27c NOTE Watch This Space Week Economy Buys Store No. 1—161 W. Center St. Phone 284 Store No. 2—308 W. Center St. Phone 790 Daleys ROCK BOTTOM STORES All Day Saturday CRISCO 1 lb. can 20 Limit 2 Cans to Customer Saturday Forenoon Until 2 o'Clock P.M. SUNNY MONDAY 35 SOAP, 10 bars Limit 10 Bars to Customer All Day Saturday and Next Week Until Friday Night Aunt PANCAKE 25 Jemima ELOUR, 2 for No Limit—All You Want TWO STORES 116 East Center Street 239 West Center Street HAND OF ANAHEIM BOXER IS BROKEN Joe Chaney, crack 125-pound boxer of the local club, was going a long as pretty as you please in his bout with Spud Murphy at San Diego Wed. night when he started to put over the final one about the end of the second round when it landed rather high on Murphy's head and the result was that Joe sustained a broken mitt. It also cost him the fight for the San Diego boy was thereby able to forge ahead with enough points for the balance of the bout to get himself a draw. There was no question but that Chaney would have won hands down in another moment or so. Joe had established himself in the good graces of the southern town fans as a knockerout and it was in trying to live up to reputation that he suffered the accident. Chaney has been promised a main event as soon as his injured hand mends sufficiently. In the main go Frankie Monroe won over Kid Moha on points, after a fast setto. Two other local boxers made a good impression with San Diego fans by their classy performances. Young Terry put over the k.o. on Phil Yorko of San Diego in the second round while Tobby Montoya beat Kid Aguirre in four rounds of interesting milling. In the other bout Frankie Jerome beat Kid Mex all the way in four rounds. It appears that Anaheim boxers are getting to be a drawing card with other out of town clubs for not only San Diego and San Bernardino are drawing on their services, but now a call from the Covina club has been sent in for the show next week. Tonight on the Urbita Athletic club's program at San Bernardino, Darnley has Tony Ross boxing Benny Jordan in the semi-windup; Charley Dememt mixes with Young Berman; Johnny Nandes, who is popular with Gate City fight fans, tangles with Sailor Waitman in a return The Turnip Patch By Sorgum Spront The greatest race for many moons is now being staged. It is the Clara Phillips handicap. The stakes are $2000 against the liberty of the much heard of Clara. This race is over a rough course from the wilds of Mexico to the land of rice and Chinks. Clara so far has had so long a lead that the nearest runner-up has not been able to get in her dust. Suzanne Longen, the queen of tennis players, displayed to the world at Nice, France, Jan. 3, that she is still the wonderful player who defeated Mrs. Mallory a few months ago. Suzanne defeated the English star, Miss Howett, very early in straight sets. Suzanne has taken on some weight and displayed more power to her driving. Gar Wood's speed boats, Miss America and Miss Detorit IV, defeated all the speed boats in this neck of the woods. The east proved too much for the west in this particular branch of sport. But there is another year coming and the west will have new boats. You can not keep a man down when he keeps on trying and some day the west will breast the waters ahead of the east in speed boating. The fastest growing and largest producing crops known is the common "bootleg," "home brew," or "hootch." You plant a little hop in a bed of mash and fertilize it with a portion of wood alcohol and presto you can begin to reap the harvest. The quickest the crop grows the greater the 'kick.' sometimes the fruit of a good "brew plant" kills you, which is not as bad, other times it blinds you for life or paralyzes you and such little things that make you really pay for your—well, somebody said there was one born every minute, but it is beginning to appear as if they come in swarms. LOYAL HELPERS ELECT OFFICERS GARDEN GROVE, Jan. 5, (Spi)—The Loyal Helpers Class of the M.E. Sunday school hold their regular monthly meeting at the church parish Tuesday evening. The following officers were elected for the coming year: President, Edward Chaffee; secretary, Arthur Schnitzer. After the business a social hour and refreshments were enjoyed. R. W. Elliott and wife, accompanied by the latter's brother, Joe Dismukos, and wife, of Santa Ana, motored to Pomona Sunday where they were guests of friends. The following attended the annual dinner at Santa Ana Friday in honor of the old soldiers by the W. E. C.; Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Crane, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rolfe, George Rolfe, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Watson, Mrs. R. S. Hendricks and T. E. Niles. A splendid program was enjoyed in the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stevens and son Paul of Los Angeles were visitors at the home of Mrs. Ella Apgar, Monday. Mrs. J. Garrison and daughter Miss Ada, were week-end guests at Chaffees WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT Kingsford Corn Starch 10c Two Packages to a Customer Saturday Only Uncolored Japan Tea 60c A No.-1 At this price A Real Quality Bargain Semi-Annual Broom Sale This sale comes just at the right time—Start the New Year off with a nice new broom... Twice a year we aim to give you a specially made broom at a price an ordinary broom is sold for CHAFFEE'S SPECIAL At this Price Saturday A Regular $1.00 Value 70c Pillsbury Pancake Flour Saturday Only 2 Packages 25c Campbell's Tomatoe Soup 10¢ Can What's Nicer than good Tomatoe Soup Served with Snowflake Crackers 18¢ Lb. By the Can 16¢ Lb. Sunsweet Prunes Small 2 Lb. Package ..... 28¢ Medium, 2 Lb. Package ..... 35¢ Large, 2 Lb.. Package ..... 40¢ Red-Mark Macaroni 2 Packages 15¢ One of the Best Articles Made in Los Angeles Martin's Eastern Cheese 40¢ The kind that Bites back Cooked with Red-Mark Macaroni Oh! Boy Can't You Taste It Bulk Golden Dates We have another shipment of these delicious dates. There is more nourishment in dates than any other fruit. Eat More Dates 15¢ lb. They are Healthful Meat Department Leg of Pork Roast, half or whole, per lb. ..... 23¢ Pork Shoulders Roast, half or whole, per lb. ..... 18¢ Morrell's Hams, half or whole, per lb. ..... 27¢ Morrell's Bacon, half or whole, per lb. ..... 32¢ 84 90 Phones 135-W—862-J. Store No. 1, 201 E. Center St. Store No. 3, 248 W. Center St. Small 2 Lb. Package ..... 28c Medium, 2 Lb. Package ..... 35c Large, 2 Lb., Package ..... 40c Meat Department Leg of Pork Roast, half or whole, per lb. ..... 23c Pork Shoulders Roast, half or whole, per lb. ..... 18c Morrell's Haus, half or whole, per lb. ..... 27c Morrell's Bacon, half or whole, per lb. ..... 32c 233 E. Center St. Cor. Clementine & W. Center St. ANAHEIM REMEMBER Our New Store Located Opposite California Theatre Full Lim The warm flow of and the colder weath are able to offer a c heaters in various sizes are most reasonable. Gas R We sell the famous V cognized by the hous qualities, full economy ful construction. George H Hardw Opposite the Cal PERS OFFICERS Jan. 5, (Spi) hold their regular church paring. The followlected for the comEdward Chaffee; Schlitter. After final hour and rejoyed. wife, accompanybrother, Joe DisSanta Ana, monday where they ends. Ended the annual Friday in honor by the W. E. C., Crane, Mr. and Gage Rolfe, Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Hendllen. A splendid in the afterthe home of Elmer Preston, in Huntington Beach. O. L. Crist and family spent Sunday with relatives in Los Angeles. Clare Chaffee returned to Stanford university Monday evening, after the holiday vacation at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Chaffee. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chaffee and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Chaffee visited relatives and friends here the first of the week. Mrs. Roy McKeen of Moneta is a guest of Mrs. Roy Oldfield this week. Will Sanders of Springdale, Ark., is visiting at the J. Garrison home. Mr. Sanders expects to locate in So. Calif. pernently. Leslie Trader of Long Beach was a week-end guest at the Edward Chaffee home. The Home Economicis club met with Mrs. Wilbur Harper Wednesday afternoon. A social time was enjoyed while the ladies busied themselves with their fancy work. Light refreshments were served. Those present were: Mesdames P. Winters, F. A. Monroe, W. Holt, H. Woodhouse, D. C. Hogue, R. Christensen, R. Rosselot, A. Stuck and W. Dungan. John Steele and family motored to Pasadena Monady. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Starr returned Tuesday from a few days' visit with relatives at San Pedro. A party composed of the following young people enjoyed a trip to Camp Baldy on New Years day; The Misses Harriet and Elizabeth Brown, Florence Pearson, Lova Holt, Vesta Newton, Amelia Scidmore, Edna Hewitt, Irene Natland Frances Dungan and Marie Newman, Manley Natland, Harold and Milton Chaffice, Johnne Bragg, Jack Dungan, Leigh Tournat, Wallace Bragg, John Allen Fitz, Edward Hewitt and John Smith. After a picnic lunch at Ice House Canyon, the party hiked to the summit. Miss Inanita Hearn of Pomona has been visiting relatives and friends here the past week. Big Special on Sugar Cured Bacon Whole or Half—Saturday Only 30c Eastern Skinned Ham, Half or Whole, per lb... 29c Morrell's Eastern Picnic, per lb... 22c Fresh Shoulders of Pork, per lb... 18c Legs of Pork, Half or Whole, per lb... 23c Spare Ribs, per lb... 20c Choice Beef Roast, per lb. and up... 15c FRED H. SCHNEIDER Sanitary Meat Market SPARTAN GROCERS 101 Stores G. O. Payne, Prop. 138 E. Center Extra fancy Idaho Russsitt's, per 100 $1.85 A-1 Flour, 98 lb. sack ... $3.90 Newtown Pippin Apples Box ... $1.65 Morris Supreme Hams ... $30c Full Standard Peaches or Apricots ... $19c Elnora Corn, Extra Standard, 2 cans .25c New Almonds, 5 lbs., $1.00 per lb...23c Elnora Corn, Extra Standard, 2 cans .25c New Almonds, 5 lbs., $1.00 per lb. ...23c You’re Safe at Payne’s Full Line of Gas Heaters The warm flow of a cheerful fire is mighty comfortable these days and the colder weather is yet to come. With the new arrivals we are able to offer a complete line of gas heaters in various sizes—and the prices are most reasonable. Gas Ranges We sell the famous Verta Gas Range—recognized by the housewife for its baking qualities, full economy and its sturdy beautiful construction. George B. Peck Hardware Opposite the California Theatre Packer’s Duo-Bunsen