oc-plain-dealer 1923-02-09

Friday, Feb. 9, 1923 200 HEAR PRESBY. CHURCH MODERATOR Approximately 300 men and women, members of the Presbyterian church in Orange-co., greeted Rev. Dr. Calvin S. Hays, moderator and head of the denomination, at the First Presbyterian Church, Santa Ana, at a dinner and meeting. The Rev. William S. Holt, associate secretary of the Board of Ministerial Relief, and Mrs. W. A. Wald, member of the Woman's Board of Home Missions, also spoke in Santa Ana. Dr. Guy Wadsworth of Los Angeles outlined the building projects proposed for So. Calif. Fifty-one of the 101 Presbyterian churches have built or plan to build edifices to cost $2,500,000. The moderator declared in his speech that the American form of government was patterned after that of the Presbyterian Church. Four activities or ideals mark the Presbyterian Church, he declared—missions, education, civic righteousness and progress. Greetings were given by Rev. W. S. McDougal of the Tustin church, Rev. William E. Roberts, pastor of the First Church, Santa Ana, presided at the dinner, and Judge W. H. Thomas of Santa Ana spoke and introduced the moderator. E. E. Newman led the community singing which was a feature. GIVES INFORMATION ON NEW DOBLE CAR Further opportunity to investigate the Doble steam car securities will be afforded those who either failed to see the car while it was in Anaheim or who desire additional information. J. T. McKenzie, representing the J. E. King Investment and Securities Company, has opened offices at the Hubbell and Wimmer Garage, 253 North Los Angels-st, where the car was shown while it was here. Mr. McKenzie states that the Doble factory in San Francisco is now in strong production and that plans are being made for pushing the work on the new factory, which will be built in Emeryville, Calif. An order for ninety new bodies was placed a few days ago with the Murphy Body WISCONSIN PICTIC Pres. Frank H. True is sending a final call to all Badgers for the mammoth picnic reunion all day Monday, Feb. 12th, in Sycamore Grove Park, Los Angeles. All the usual picnic features will be carried out such as country registers, hot coffee, badges and program. Picnickers will bring their basket dinners. A special invitation is extended tourists. BREA NEWS BREA, Feb. 9.—(Spl.)—F. K. Perrine, wife and sons Olin and Jesse were dinner guests of Mrs. Smith and daughter Mrs. Ryan last Sunday at Huntington Beach. Mrs. G. H. Middleton and son Plez were Los Angeles visitors last Saturday. Raymond Morris of Yorba Linda was a Brea visitor Wednesday. He came for Bobbie Jr., his baby who has been staying with his grandparents for several days. Mrs. Logsdon was a Los Angeles visitor Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Ellenberger and son Herald, and grandfather Ellenberger, were 6 o'clock dinner guests of Mrs. J. A. Walz Sunday. Mr. Kinney spent the week-end with his family in Los Angeles. Mrs. E. L. Olmstead has purchased an Autopiano and her son Edward will take lessons soon, from Prof. Evans of Fullerton. Mrs. A. B. Bowle will attend the funeral Thursday of C. B. Waltman, in Los Angeles at the Forest Lawn Cemetery, services held in the chapel. The Young People's Society of the Nazarene church met at Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Wilson's home in Brea canyon last Friday evening. After the business period by the president, Miss Margaret Corlett, the social hour consisted of games and music. There were about 30 present and $ new members. Refreshments of cake and cocoa. Mr. J. J. Cox is having his house on Flower and Cedar-sts., painted. Mr. Charles Moseley is painting it for him. Mrs. Nellie Ryan from Huntington Beach was a visitor at the F. K. Perrine home on S. Orange-st., last Friday end with family visits. Mr. mona home on Mr. angeles guests last Sundu. Mr. angeles lunched stead's. Mr.sons Be with Mr.Sunday.Messd were A business.Mr.A Los An called last Sundu.The Chur Ruth Suit at 2:30 p.m.lod by the mee leader.with se song by zer;the field.Messdam van,tour duet by Cox.Mthe Gare piece co.so, writ of jubilant tion.Twere set Mrs.doing last Frieid aheim.Mrs.Cren Fraan Hunting Harold.days,Mrs.Bridge hir's in noon on a ba Mr. McKenzie states that the Doble factory, in San Francisco is now in strong production and that plans are being made for pushing the work on the new factory, which will be built in Emeryville, Calif. An order for ninety new bodies was placed a few days ago with the Murphy Body Works of Pasadena. Twenty of these will be highly finished de luxe bodies. Mr. McKenzie is in a position to show pictures of the full line of the very impressive new 1923 body designs. Elks Entertain Delightfully About one-hundred fifty were present at the Elks entertainment and dance last night, which was the first of a series to be given during the late winter and early spring. A program of vocal numbers was presented by Mrs. W. B. Holland, Thomas Sutton, J. W. Wallop, Roy Mendoza and a duet by Messrs. Mendoza and Sutton. Fellinge's orchestra furnished the music for dancing whither was enjoyed until a late hour. The next of the social events given by this hospitable lodge will be for their friends as well as the members and their wives, and is sure to be one of unusual pleasure. Miss Laura Merrifield on S. Poma-ave., is on the sick list. Special Val THESE ITEMS ARE PRICED AT A GREAT RED TUMBLERS Star Cut—Thin Blown Glass Tumblers, 25c grade each 15¢ MIXING Glass Mixing B to a nest, reg sale p 85 Star Cut—Thin Blown Glass Tumblers, 25c grade each 15c BEN HUR SOAP 22 BARS $1.00 Case 100 $4.25 None to Dealers DISH PANS 14 Quart Grey Granite Dish Pans, $1.50 Value Special 79c CREME OIL TOILET SOAP, 10 BARS AHLSWED 127 West Center Street THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA PICNO True is sending Badgers for the reunion all day in Sycamore Angeles. 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Why are some instruments used in the prospective buyers' inquire particular? Few things so truly re The kind that is Put few years. The instructiously, lasts for a gen The Player Piano has, preciation and knowledge good instrument—has source of pleasure and We offer a choice of M your judgment of their vides a wide variety i Through our Easy Pay which will give you a Values A GREAT REDUCTION MIXING BOWLS Glass Mixing Bowls, 5 sizes to a nest, regular $1.25 sale price 85c WASHING MACHINE COAR OVERLANDS $25.00 and up Chevrolets Tomorrows Use And 100 Nearly 35 Glass Mixing Bowls, 5 sizes to a nest, regular $1.25 sale price 85c WASHING MACHINE SOAP Peets Washing Machine Soap 2½ lbs., package, regular 45c, sale price 30c STEW KETTLES Blue and White Enamal Stew Kettle and Sauce pans 3 to 5 quart size, extra heavy, regular $1.25 and $1.50 special 75c ARS .....50c EDE'S Anaheim WHY IS ONE PLAYER PIANO BETTER THAN ANOTHER? Why are some instruments good in Thirty Years and other won out in Three? The prospective buyer, in his own interest, should make careful comparisons and inquire particularly into these Six Points: 1—Who Makes It? 2—How Long Will It Last? 3—The Tone 4—The Action 5—Design and Finish 6—Guarantee New things so truly reflect the character and honesty of the makers as pianos. The kind that is Put Together to sell for a price, inevitably wears out in a few years. The instrument of Quality, designed correctly and built consciously, lasts for a generation. The Player Piano has, probably more than any other agency, advanced the association and knowledge of good music. Each and every one sold, if truly a good instrument—has made a home happy. It provides an enduring source of pleasure and entertainment the most wholesome in the world. We offer a choice of Nationally known makes of Player Pianos and invite our judgment of their values in comparison to others. Our large stock produces a wide variety in styles and finishes. Through our Easy Payment Plan you can begin Now to enjoy the instrument which will give you a life time of satisfaction. The Player Piano has, probably more than any other agency, advanced the association and knowledge of good music. Each and every one sold, if truly a good instrument—has made a home happy. It provides an enduring source of pleasure and entertainment the most wholesome in the world. Offer a choice of Nationally known makes of Player Pianos and invite our judgment of their values in comparison to others. Our large stock produces a wide variety in styles and finishes. Through our Easy Payment Plan you can begin Now to enjoy the instrument which will give you a life time of satisfaction and of pleasure. DANZ PIANO Co. "THINK OF MUSIC" 162 West Center Street Anaheim BUICK ROADSTER $100 FORDS $50 UP Tomorrow The Last Day Of Our Great Used Car Sale And with every car purchased we give 100 Gallons of Gasoline FREE! Nearly 2000 Miles of Riding at my Expense 35 Cars of all Makes Must be Sold And with every car purchased we give 100 Gallons of Gasoline FREE! Nearly 2000 Miles of Riding at my Expense 35 Cars of all Makes Must be Sold And Prices have been Slashed Regardless of cost to us Used cars are being Marked up for 1923 We Mark Them Down Now! Frank P. Taggart Chevrolet Distributor for Northern Orange Co. 131 W. Commonwealth Fullerton Open Evenings