oc-plain-dealer 1923-02-23

Special Egs 25c Doz. Chaffees Libby's Devilled Meats 5c Can SATURDAY SPECIALS Marshmallows freshly toasted, per lb. 25c Olives extra large Manzanilla, per qt. 45c Rice Blue Rose, extra fancy, 3 lbs...22c Almonds fancy I. X. L., per lb. ...27½c Soap Jap Rose, 1 bar free, 3 for...25c Lenten Suggestions Hilda Norwegian 10c Sardines can Nekco Tomato 5c Sardines can Red Jacket 30c Lobsters, ½s Duabar's Shrimp, No. 1 17½c Bloaters, each 8½c Sunsweet Prunes PACKED IN SANITARY PACKAGES 2-Lb. Package, small 28c 2-Lb. Package, Medium 35c 5-Lb. Package, small 75c 2-Lb. Package, Large 40c Lenten Suggestions Hilda Norwegian Sardines can 10c Nekco Tomato Sardines can 5c Red Jacket Lobsters, ¼s 30c Dunbar's Shrimps, No. 1 17½c Bloaters, each 8½c Sunsweet Prunes PACKED IN SANITARY PACKAGES 2-Lb. Package, small 28c 2-Lb. Package, Medium 35c 5-Lb. Package, small 75c 2-Lb. Package, Large 40c Plain Dealer Want Ads Will Bring Results Daleys BUY ONE GET ONE FREE SATURDAY ONLY Daley's Vanilla Pints Marshmallow Creme 25c And get a pint of strawberry or chocolate Marshmallow Creme Free Daleys Rock Bottom Yellow Free Peaches, Size 2½s 10c Daleys Pie No. 10 Gallon Tins Apricots Special 50c Prices that will save you money Polar White Soap, 6 bars 25c R-M Spagehetti Macaroni, Noodles, 3 pkgs 25c Bread, Daleys 24 oz. loaf 9c Daleys Cookies, 8 kinds 3 doz 25c Mayonnaise, Daleys, 4 oz., 2 for 25c, 8 oz.. 25c Special Prices for Lent Libby's Pink Salmon 1s tall 13c Libbys Pink Salmon, ½s flat 10c Libbys medium Red Salmon, 1s tall 15c Libby's Red Salmon, 1s flat 28c Libby's Red Salmon, ½s flat 21c Impt. Sardines in Olive Oil ½s, 2 for 25c Domst. Sardines, Tom. Spic. Must. 1s, 2 for 25c Clams, 1s whole 27c Daley's Minced Clams, ½s 20c G. D. Crab Meat ½s 48c Lobster Meat, ½s 55c Dunbar's or Daley's Shrimp, 5 oz., 2 for 35c RURAL CARE MEET YEAR On Washington's following members county Rural Carrie visited Los Angeles, master P. P. O'Brien a meeting of the sident Chas. E. Dilton Hosack, of H.C. W. Hedges, of H.Temple of Santa Ana. The state presides McCampbell, of Carried and he explained the several bills not greed that favor the He also explained what he does about getting the placed on the exam bill now before the ing for a two-cent p gasoline. Libby's Red Salmon, 1s flat ...28c Libby's Red Salmon, ½s flat ...21c Impt. Sardines in Olive Oil ¼s, 2 for ...25c Domst. Sardines, Tom. Spic. Must. 1s, 2 for...25c Clams, 1s whole ...27c Daley's Minced Clams, ½s ...20c G. D. Crab Meat ½s ...48c Lobster Meat, ½s ...55c Dunbar's or Daley's Shrimp, 5 oz., 2 for ...35c Daley's Osyters, 5 oz., 2 for ...35c Daley's White Tuna, ½s, 2 for ...45c Daley's Dark Tuna ½s ...15c TWO STORES 116 EAST CENTER STREET PHONE 405 239 WEST CENTER STREET PHONE 752 Fred H. Schneider's Market "IN DALEYS STORE" WE HANDLE ONLY NO. 1 STEER BEEF, MILK LAMB, MILK VEAL AND PIG PORK A FEW SPECIALS YOU WILL APPRECIATE Puritan Skinned Hams Wilson's Certified Skinned Hams 27c Lb. half or whole THESE ARE SKINNED HAMS, NOT WITH SKIMMING WHICH ARE CHEAPER Swift's Premium Bacon, half or whole, per lb...45c Eastern Smoked Picnic Hams, per lb...19c Smoked Bacon Squares, per lb...17c Boneless Ham Butts, per lb...28c Remember when buying fresh meats, No. 1 Steer Beef has 20% less bone than Cow Beef, there is a difference. Our Motto has always been the choicest meats available to be sold at reasonable prices, our refrigeration is of the new and latest design that keeps our meats sweet. BAPTISM SUBJECT AT THE TABERNACLE A banquet was served last night at the Tabernacle to a large number of people, many from other cities. Delegations were present from Los Angeles, Long Beach, Whittler, Pombna, Van Nuys, Monrovia, Ontario and other places. The purpose was to launch an evangelistic campaign for Southern California. All these delegations remained for the night service. Money was raised to keep C. C. Root in the field for a year. The evangelist read Luke's promise and the record in Acts of the coming of the Holy Spirit. He said: "The record shows that the Spirit fell upon the disciples in the upper room and not the sinners for they were not even there but came together after hearing the mighty sound." "The people accused the apostles of being drunk but that was impossible as Peter showed it was only nine o'clock in the morning. Peter as the spokesman stood up and preached unto them Jesus for it was ordained of God that the gospel should be the power of God unto salvation unto every one that believeth. "When the people heard the preaching they were convinced and said 'What must we do?' Acts 2:37 and Peter speaking as the Spirit gave him utterance answered; 'Repent and be baptized every one of you unto the name of Jesus Christ unto the remission of your sins and you shall receive that gift of the Holy Spirit.' Acts 2:38. The evangelist said that the Christian or the Church of Christ has sometimes been accused of not believing in the Holy Spirit but said, "We believe and teach that there never has been a soul converted since the Day of Pentecost until now and there never will be a soul converted from now until Doom's Day that is not converted by the Holy Spirit using the word of God which is the sword of the Spirit. We find that His orders are to preach Christ and promise the Spirit. First Christ and then the Spirit." "The Holy Spirit works in three ways (1) The miraculous. (2) The comforting power of the Spirit. (3) The converting power of the Spirit." On the day of the Pentecost there were fifteen nations present. When Peter spoke they all heard in the Surprise Party for Calumpit Adjutant A surprise party was given to Chas. E. Dixon, the Adjutant of Calumpit Camp No. 26, Dept. of California, United Spanish War Veterans at his home at 1253 West 44th street, Santa Ana, Wednesday evening February 21, 1923. It was the fifty-fourth anniversary of his birth and was also the forty-fifth anniversary of Sam Buckridge, of Orange. Two very handsome cakes were put on the table; one had "Charles, 54", and the other had "Sam 45" written on the frosting. "Goliath" Dan R. Mears was detailed early in the evening to induce the Adjutant to go up to 4th and Van Ness to see Captain Jones and while they were gone the guests arrived and the house darkened and when Goliath and his friend returned they entered the door and the lights were flashed on and there sat about forty smiling guests. Games were indulged in until midnight when the hostess served refreshments of ice cream and cherries and cake and coffee. The guests were mostly Spanish War Vets and members of the Auxiliary and they presented the Adjutant with a pair of Indian book ends while some of the other guests gave books, etc. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Howard A. Wassum and two children, of Tastin; Mr. and Mrs. T. Sidd Carmack, of Santa Ana; Mr. and Mrs. Sam Buckridge and daughter Mildred, of Orange; Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Patmer, of Santa Ana; Mr. and Mrs. William Carliile, of Santa Ana; Mr. and Mrs. J. Markwalder and daughter, of Santa Ana; Mr. and Mrs. Camp and son, of Orange; Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Miller, son and daughter, of Tastin; J. D. Jones, of Santa Ana; Mr. and Mrs. Dan R. Mears, of Santa Ana; Mrs Hannah Gentz, of Portland, Oregon; Mrs. Ruth Roper and daughter, of Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. Hardin T. Reed, of Santa Ana; Misses Harriet and Mildred Reed, of Santa Ana; Miss Louise Plummer, of Santa Ana; Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Tantlinger, of Tustin; Mr. and Mrs. Adams, of Santa Ana; Mrs. Bertha N. Dixon and daughter, and her 54 year old hubby. Sam Buckridge says that he will have the "Surprise" given to him at his home next year. Watch for the big furniture sale advertisement in next Monday's papers. SATURDAY SPECIALS Date Coffee Cake 20c Lord Baltimore Cakes 30c and 50c Whipped Cream Puffs 10c BOSTON BAKERY F. J. LUEBOW, Prop. Phones 125-W—862-J. Store No. 1, 201 E. Center St. Store No. 2, 248 W. Center St. The Holy Spirit works in three ways (1) The miraculous. (2) The comforting power of the Spirit. (3) The converting power of the Spirit. On the day of the Pentecost there were fifteen nations present. When Peter spoke they all heard in the language in which they were born. This is not reproduced today. The evangelist asserted that if any one New York city where every nation is entering the port and would preach the gospel so that everyone could understand in his language they would listen then as they would never listen again. Then the missionaries if they had this power would not have to learn the language of the countries. When the first grain of wheat was produced it was a miracle but now it is reproduced by law. In the beginning it was necessary to have the miraculous in converting but not now. We are not baptized in the Spirit but receive the gift of the Spirit. The gospel is the power of God unto salvation so the Word must be preached. In nature, everything produces after its own kind, Plant radish seed and radishes grow; plant potatoes and potatoes grow; plant wheat and reap wheat. So we plant God's seed to produce God's seed. "What Must I Do To Be Baptized?" is the subject tonight. The evangelist asks every one to bring a Bible. There will be a big baptismal service. RURAL CARRIERS MEET VESTERDAY On Washington's birthday the following members of the Orange county Rural Carrier's Association visited Los Angeles, called on Postmaster P. P. O'Brien and attended a meeting of the state body, President Chas. E. Dixon; Secretary Merton Hosack, of Huntington Beach C. W. Hedges, of Anaheim and B. Temple of Santa Ana. The state president, Mr. H. W. McCampbell, of Carpenteria, presided and he explained the meaning of the several bills now before Congress that favor the Rural Carriers! He also explained what had been done and what he desired to be done about getting the Rural Carriers placed on the exempted list in the bill now before the legislature calling for a two-cent per gallon tax on gasoline. SWIFT PREMIUM HAMS .29 Whole or Half Lb. SLICED BREAKFAST BACON .30 Our Leader Lb. FANCY BREAKFAST BACON .27 Light Weight SLICED BREAKFAST BACON .30 Lb. Our Leader FANCY BREAKFAST BACON .27 Lb. Light Weight BONELESS POT ROASTS .12½ Lb. Cut from Number 1 Steer Best Compound .12 Lb. Remember—We guarantee every article purchase your money back. FREE With every purchase $1.00 or more You Can Pay More But You CALIFORNIA Friday, Feb. 23, 1923 ALTNOW SECRETARY OF BATTERY MEN Walter Altnow was chosen secretary at an organization meeting of Orange-co battery men. The club will meet each month on the third Wednesday. A secretary was chosen from each city. The battery men of each city will lunch each Wednesday for the purpose of talking over business affairs and a general good time. Club members from Anaheim are representatives from West Bros., MeGeo. Jansen, Ennis, Herr, Willard Service Station, and Independent Service Station. AT ANAHEIM SANITARIUM New patients at the local sanitarium include: Baby Paul Vernon Allen Jr., Anaheim; and Mrs. H. W. Archihold, Anaheim. SPECIALS AT Sanitary Fruit Market Nick Laporto, Prop. Vegetables, carrots, beets, turnips, 3 bunches 10¢ Bellfleur Apples, 7 lbs. 25c, box $1.40 Bananas, per lb. 10¢ Imperial Lettuce, bunch 5¢ CELERY We have everything in Vegetables and Fruits 239 W. Center St. Anaheim, Calif. Next to California Theatre American Markets Deliver to Stroup's Markets DELIVER 1119 Lincoln Phone 41 The Best Sold Here k veal, fancy young pork, fresh dressed fowl. In fact, the American Markets leased these markets, prices account of our twenty-two store buying power, we can chandise, at prices usually charged by others for good until further notice and not just Saturday specials. .29 Lb. SWIFT PREMIUM BACON Light Weight .45 Lb. .30 Lb. MORRIS SUPREME SKINNED HAMS Whole or Half .27 Lb. .27 BONELESS BEEF STEW CHOPPED STEAK SHORT RIBS .12½ MORRIS SUPREME SKINNED HAMS Whole or Half .27 Lb. BONELESS BEEF STEW CHOPPED STEAK SHORT RIBS .12½ Lb. CHOICE BOILING MEATS .08 Lb. Best Pure Lard You can pay more but you can't get better lard .14 LB. article purchased. If you are not entirely pleased, get every purchase of $1.00 or more ½ Pound Sliced Bacon or 1 Pound Best Compound or 1 Pound Best Lard But You Can't Get Better Meats