oc-plain-dealer 1923-02-16

FRUIT JUICE CO. TAKES OUT PERMIT W. W. Buffon, of Oakland, representative of the Orange Fruit Juice Co., has taken out a transit from P. S. Richman, building inspector of Fullerton, for a temporary franck building at 240 West Walnut st. A better plant is to be erected later. Work in extracting orange juice on a small scale is to start at as early date as possible, until plants are completed for the direction of the regulator plant. Other permits issued include: R. L. Chambers, 124 Ellis-pl, residence, $1,890; N. G. McTaggart of Tustin, two houses at 406-8 S. Balcony, $1,800, and $2,200; J. R. Marshall, 514 S. Spadra rd., duplex apartment, $3,400; Dentists Manger and McFadden, First National Bank Building, office improvements, $500; and J. W. Riterbusch, 218 West Maple avenue., $1,500. ANNUAL EIGHTH GRADE PARTY The annual eighth grade party of the Fullerton grammar school is scheduled for tonight at the Chapman avenue building. One hundred and seventeen pupils are expected. Teachers and parents are expected to bring the number to about 135. There is to be an hour of games, followed by refreshments and an after dinner program. Decorations appropriate to the Valentine season are in charge of the art department, and the games in charge of the physical training department. Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Results "SAVE OUR SHIRTS" NEW S. O. S. CALL LONDON, Feb. 16—The leading case of the pink vest, which after the second washing was mistaken for a coral necklace, soon may become only a memory. The latest S. O. S. (save our shirt) is to be broadcast by the National Federation of Launderers after a conference with the leading shirt manufacturers here. This action is due to a recent meeting of the National Association of Outfitters at which examples of the destruction of garments by unattended washing were shown. To this the launderers are restoring a washing formula—still secret—and will be submitted to the manufacturers with the idea that the latter should label their goods as being able to withstand the process. There still are some, however, who maintain that there are launderers at the mere sight of whom a shirt will shrink in sheer terror, and the protests of the launderers that they use only the best materials and the greatest care are regarded as giving color to this story. HIDES CAR 2 YEARS; ARRESTS BUYER Because he was afraid he would be arrested for passing a worthless check, Ramon Fuentes, who made the first payment on an automobile with a check said to be no good, placed the car in a garage in 1921 and there it remained until located today by deputy sheriffs. Fuentes is wanted in Santa Ana. He was arrested here. According to the officers, the automobile has not been run since it was driven from Santa Ana. Do You Know that your local Southern Pacific agent can arrange every detail of a local or Do You Know that your local Southern Pacific agent can arrange every detail of a local or transcontinental journey, secure your Pullman accommodations, check your baggage from here to destination; and otherwise help you in your transportation problems, both passenger and freight? why not do your business here in Anaheim? Phone 123 D. G. Maliby Southern Pacific Lines For Saturday Cheese Full Cream Best Oregon Per Lb. 29 Beans Very Best Grade Pinks 14 Lbs. For Beans Very Best Grade Pinks 14 Lbs. For Schillings ...50c Cans, 38c Baking ...25c Cans, 19c Powder Imported Style Mac lbs. for ... Tomatoes, solid pack, 2 for . 35c Ginger Snaps Per Lb. Jevene's Sliced Pineapple Sale 23c Can . 35c Can . Horn and Mars Claudina and Center Streets Americans Can Save Millions Of Russians With Clothing, Is Report Made By A. R. A. Workers A shipload of textile materials provided by relatives and friends in the United States for the ragged of Russia and the Ukraine through the clothing remittance plan of the American Relief Administration, has sailed from New York. Forty thousand of these clothing material packages were aboard American Relief Administration workers will deliver them to the shivering in every part of Russia and the Ukraine. They will reach by fastest possible delivery the persons for whom they have been designated by the sympathetic relatives and friends in America. Other shipments will follow. Herbert Hoover, Chairman of the A. R. A., inaugurated the clothing package system, which is similar to the food remittance that has saved millions of lives, after it had been reported to him that thousands of children were unable to face the cold Russian winter with their scanty garments and that many in almost every community could not come to the feeding kitchens to get their daily ration. The clothing material packages may be bought from the American Relief Administration, 42 Broadway, New York City, in twenty dollar units. Purchasers may designate to whom they wish them sent and the A. R. A., will deliver them. Each twenty dollar package contains nearly five yards of dark warm wool cloth, sufficient for one suit for an adult and two garments for a child; 4 yards of lining; 16 yards of muslin sufficient for 4 suits of underwear; 8 yards of flannelette sufficient for two men's shirts or women's shirt, waists and buttons and thread to make up these garments. Packages bought for forwarding to Russia not marked for any designated individual will be given to the most needy cases, and the A. R. A. has asked for general relief gifts through this medium. NO QUARREL—BUT THEY'RE MAKING UP NO QUARREL—BUT THEY'RE MAKING UP Mr. and Mrs. K. Van Riper, parents of Mrs. C. C. Richarason, are making a visit with their daughter and her husband. A marriage license was issued in Santa Ana today to Miss Martha Ralfseir and Mr. Harry Marti, both of Anaheim. Mrs. O. J. Linnartz will pass tomorrow in Olive where she will assist the Ladies Circle of which she is a member, in preparing and serving dinner for the all-day annual meeting of stockholders of the Olive Heights Citrus Association. CALIFORNIA HOTEL GUESTS New guests at California Hotel, Fullerton; E. B. Hanns, Nix Lighty, L. Z. Ellsworth, Vernon Snively, H. C. Curtis, C. F. Starner, and J. V. Sweesten, Los Angeles; J. H. Bledsoe San lego; and H. A. Reese, Upland. When a man bemoans hard luck he condemns the world and absolves himself from all responsibility. Let's send Pershing to catch Clara Phillips? Isn't he the fellow that caught Villa down there? W. K. Vanderbilt Jr. (right) assisting Miss Mary Spencer in preparing for her part in Junior League Play given in New York. U.S. PREPARES HOT NOTE WASHINGTON, Feb. 16. — The United States has prepared a sharp note to Great Britain denouncing the attitude of the latter government in expelling two American consuls from New Castle, England, it was learned today. The note, signed by Secretary of State Hughes, takes no trouble to conceal the displeasure of the American government at the stand taken by Great Britain in connection with her action some months ago in cancelling the exequators, or recognition of the United States consuls at New Castle. It is understood that Hughes shortly will publish the American note, making plain the extreme annoyance and displeasure of this government. The New Castle incident has caused an unusual amount of friction between the two governments. BOY ADMITS THEFT ALBUQUERQUE, N.M., Feb. 16. — A boy, found huddled in a corner of the Santa Fe depot waiting room here, when questioned by officers admitted having come from El Paso, Texas, on the trucks of a passenger train and said he had been robbed of his money and ticket while asleep in the depot at El Paso. He finally said, according to the officers, "he would tell them the whole thing." He said his name is Leon Ralph Linstrot, gave his age as 15 and his home as Wichita, Kansas. He confessed, the officers said, to having robbed a flour mill at Wichita, and more than a dozen homes in the same city. He said the jewelry obtained was turned over to his father. As yet Heinie hasn't had the nerve to accuse the French of violating his national honor. SPECIALS Japanese Lunch Clothes, 54x54, $1.19, worth $2.00 Japanese Lunch Clothes, 60x60 $1.39, worth $2.25 Cut Glass Vases, 35c each, worth 75c Cut Glass Sugar and Creamer 50c a pair, worth $1. Cut Glass Grape pattern Tankard and 6 Tumblers $1.50, regular $3.00 values 3 Star Cut Glass Tumblers, first quality, $1.25 set of 6 3 Star Cut Glass Goblets, first quality, $2.25 set of 6 Phone 70 Anaheim Novelty & H.J. Efke Toyland Announcement There were 2,199 hearts in our window and there were The pretty valentine doll was awarded to Dorothy Winith The scooter bicycle was awarded to Albert Dietrich, Easter Sunday comes on April 1st and on Easter Monday make a purchase you will have an opportunity. How m See Our Window Fullerton Briefs E. M. Thompson left yesterday over the Santa Fe for Lynchberg, O. A. C. Goodell and wife of La Habra left last night over the Santa Fe for Duluth, Minn. They expect to stop over in Missouri and return over the northern route thru Canada. Mrs. B. B. Laney left last night over the Santa Fe for Cincinnati, O. M. F. Hurst left yesterday over the Santa Fe for Mobile, Ala. H. D. Thurber of Fullerton has made final proof on his homestead at Fallbrook. Mrs. C. H. Stone of Brea was taken home today from the Fullerton Hospital in a Scale Ambulance. Mrs. Carrie Myer and baby son were taken home this afternoon in a Scale Ambulance from the Fullerton hospital. This is the little boy's first trip. C. A. Marcey, granmar school principal, went to Los Angeles yesterday for the Fullerton grammar schools. The Fullerton high school held a party last night at the school library. An assembly was held at the Fullerton high school today advertising "Sherwood", to be given March 1. WAR DEBT PLAN WASHINGTON, Feb. 16—Funding of the British debt on the terms proposed means that the United States will be pledged to secure the territorial integrity of the vast British empire for the next 62 years. Senator La Follette, Wisconsin, declared today in a speech in the senate opposing ratification of the settlement. MEXICAN TENANTS HIT VERA CRUZ, Feb. 16—President Obregon has informed members of the local tenant's union that the government will arrest them if they attempt to carry out their aims and occupy houses without paying for them. Fresno man who was hit by a brick had five men arrested. Maybe he was making allowance for a blurred vision. If you play the slot machines 15 minutes you'll find... MEXICAN TENANTS HIT VERA CRUZ, Feb. 16—President Obregon has informed members of the local tenant's union that the government will arrest them if they attempt to carry out their aims and occupy houses without paying for them. Fresno man who was hit by a brick had five men arrested. Maybe he was making allowance for a blurred vision. If you play the slot machines 15 minutes, you'll find, as far as the chewing gum is concerned, the supply has exceeded the demand. Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Results Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Results CERTIFIED USED CARS SEAL OF SATISFACTION You would be willing to pay a little more to be absolutely sure that the used car you want is entirely as good as it looks. Here is a place where you get that absolute certainty and it doesn't cost you a cent. We give each and every used car buyer a signed certificate stating the actual condition of the car he buys. Don't conflict certified used cars with the ordinary kind. You can buy one here with just as much confidence as you would buy a new car. Come in and make your selection. SPECIALS THIS WEEK 1917 Ford Touring $125.00 1918 Ford Touring 135.00 1919 Ford Touring with starter 165.00 1920 Ford Touring 200.00 1920 Ford Sedan 375.00 1921 Ford Touring 250.00 Also Buicks, Hupmobiles, Dodges, Overlands, Paiges, Cadillacs and other popular makes in A-1 mechanical condition. Ready to go—easy terms on all. We take your old car in trade. Certified Used Car Market GEORGE DUNTON FORD LINCOLN FORDSON Sales and Service 222 No. Los Angeles St. Anaheim Phone 263 Certified Used Car Market GEORGE DUNTON FORD LINCOLN FORDSON Sales and Service 222 No. Los Angeles St. Anaheim Phone 263 S worth $2.00 worth $2.25 ir, worth $1. 6 Tumblers quality, $1.25 2.25 set of 6 3 Star Cut Glass long or short stem Sherbers, $2.25, set of 6 Extra Special set of Bavarian China, 50 piece set $25.00, 100 piece set $45.00 Be sure and see our new Process floor lamp shades the newest thing in shades. Special for Bridge lamps or floor lamps, $9.50 up Special Mahogany floor lamps, $7.95 Polychrome, $9.95 Also special prices on candle sticks—Framed pictures and Book Ends Novelty & Gift Shop 138 W. Center St. H. J. Efker Announcement Now and there were over 2,000 guesses by the boys and girls. To Dorothy Winithfread Burt whose guess was 2,080 hearts. Albert Dietrich, who guessed 2,200 hearts. On Easter Monday we will award the next prizes. Every time you opportunity. How many marbles are in the fish bowl. 139 So. Los Angeles St.