oc-plain-dealer 1923-07-31

POMEGRANATE DAIRY HAS NEW EQUIPMENT The Pomegranate dairy has recently been moved to a new location near Katella road in the midst of a beautiful orange grove, and equipment added which has made it one of the finest dairies in Southern California. Every step in the care of milk from washing and cleansing the cows to milking, cooling, iceing, boiling and delivering is done in the most scientific and sanitary manner. Milking is done by machines, the milk being drawn through a pipe and carried directly from the cow to the cooler. This system is used quite generally in New Zealand, but is the first of its kind to be installed in the country. It is recognized that New Zealand has had the lowest death rate in the world, and that the production of milk has been highly responsible. The plant is now completed and is supplying its customers with a fine product equal to the "certified milk" sold in the cities. Robert Easton, manager of the dairy ranch, studied dairying in the Oregon Agriculture college and recently made a trip through the east studying the dairies, their means of production and distribution and has perfected his plant so that he now holds an enviable position in the milk producing world. CITY HELPS “UNCLE JACK” CELEBRATE (By International News Service) WARASH, Ind., July 31—“Uncle Jack” Higgins effectually halted the procession, as the Englishman once said when he intended to convey that he stopped the parade when he celebrated his 105th birthday here. The entire city of Wabash halted its activities for the moment and paid tribute to Higgins. A huge birthday party was held in the city park, and was attended by many hundreds of persons. Gifts were showered upon Higgins. “Uncle Jack,” as he is known to WARASH, Ind., July 31.—"Uncle Jack" Higgins effectually halted the procession, as the Englishman once said when he intended to convey that he stopped the parade when he celebrated his 105th birthday here. The entire city of Wabash halted its activities for the moment and paid tribute to Higgins. A huge birthday party was held in the city park, and was attended by many hundreds of persons. Gifts were showered upon Higgins. "Uncle Jack", as he is known to young and old in the city, is believed to be Indiana's oldest resident. He was born in England, and served a number of years in the British Navy then came to America to live. Although he was then already past the prime of life, he fought with the Union forces during the civil war and is now receiving a government pension. He lives with a daughter, Letitia Higgins, who is now 85 years old. MINIMUM COST FOR WHITTIER SCHOOLS (By International News Service) WHITTIER, July 31.—This city holds the record for low school costs. In Southern California, less than $60 per pupil for teaching is expended by the board of trustees. P-omona and Glendale are close seconds in economical education. This figure does not allow for capital improvements, however. Fewer cigars are smoked in the South and more on the Pacific Coast than anywhere else in this country. GIVES LOCKED DEER HORNS TO MUSEUM SACRAMENTO, July 31.—Bearing mute testimony to the fierceness of a battle to the death between two huge bucks, which occurred near Mt. Lassen last winter, the antlers of the animals, still locked in the grip which proved fatal to the victor as well as the vanquished, were today placed on exhibit in the State Museum. But Richardson, a hunted living on Hat Creek, thirty-five miles northeast of Mt. Lassen, found the locked antlers last week and presented them to the state. The position of the carcases indicated that the neck of one deer was broken and the other, unable to extricate himself, had starved to death, Richardson said. PIER COLLISHER (By International WarSAW, J Wayne fisherm pound pike in ed for assistance catch. A crow swarmed onto he was fishing and pulled on refused to quit unless became the hermen and so the pier collapsed tire crowd into hurt. The fish the biggest cat. VALENCIA BRAND PRODUCTS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ANAHEIM BEEF COMPANY MEAT PACKERS DIRECT FROM PRODUCER TO CONSUMER — NO HIDDLEMAN'S PROFESSIONAL MARKET We take great pleasure in welcoming the opening of this store in Anaheim, and we feel sure that it will mean a great tion to the purchasing power of your dollar, as has been de NATIONAL MARKET GERRARD BROS. & HANSON—Alpha Beta Store—An We take great pleasure in welcoming the opening of this store in Anaheim, and we feel sure that it will mean a great tion to the purchasing power of your dollar, as has been de strated elsewhere, and to further make this a grand success we offer for your approval some very attractive specials for open day. Boost for your home products, also boost for your hom stitutions. Our motto is Made in Anaheim by Anaheim Pe A Few Opening Day Specials Finest Crispy Breakfast Bacon, lb. .....28c Half or whole side Real Old Fashioned Sausage, lb. ... All Meat—Good t Boiling Beef, Finest Steer, lb. .....8c Shoulder Beef Steak ... Fine Cuts of Sho Weiners or Frank-furters.....15c Home Made in Anaheim Pot Roasts 12½ and 1 Fine Quality ING BRIDGE have rethat town, hour, had a with whom good however, walk in are a high not help antantly. As the bridge hem, and infuriated arms and act from The monastery no nothing MIKADO MELODIES SUNG FOR ROTARIANS The delightful old refrains of some of the principal melodies of "The Mikado" were brought back to Rotarians yesterday at their weekly luncheon in the Elks' Clubhouse by seven members of the Orange-co. Choral Union, who sang the opera in Santa Ana. The union is the same organization which sang "The Bohemian Girl" in Anaheim last winter. There were six singers and an accompanist. The six were Fred Wilde, Bob Brown, Maurice Phillips, Ray Miles, Mrs. Arthur Way formerly of Anaheim and Edith Cornell. Ruth Armstrong was at the piano. Half-a dozen numbers were sung including solo, trio, duet, etc. Another feature of the program was a solo by Donald Walker, son of Secretary Tom Walker of the club. The son shortly will go to China as a missionary. Miss Ellizabe h Walker, his sister, accompanied him. The club's attendance record now has reached 44 consecutive. 100 per cent meetings; the country's or world's record among Rotarians. SOUTH SEA ISLAND BELLE NO BEAUTY (By International News Service) ST. PAUL, Minn., July 31—In the flapper of the South Sea Islands appear as she really is there would be few shields of this country who would throw down their sweet hearts for her. The fairy maid of olive skin and slim body, garbed in a hula costume is a myth. Following is part of the description of the hula maid of song, a brought back by Professor Washburn: "She is rather fleshy: her skin is feathery and above all, her figure is unsightly." The hula costumes worn by them in their dances, Professor Washburn informed his hearers, are worn with more intention of good than for grace. Further, he said, should an American youth elect to choose one of GRAND Wednesday, August Gerrard Bros. "Alpha Beta S" Corner East Center —For our gigantic opening Wednesday we are to 6 P.M., and also many prizes. Register prominent citizen of Anaheim will draw the urday. Below is a list of the prizes. FREE! Free 1st—1 Box of 100 Bars Ben Hur Soap. 2nd—2½ Ibs. Folger’s Coffee. 3rd—Eastern Sugar Cured Ham. 4th—49 Ibs. Velvet hard Wheat Kansas Flour. PIER COLLAPSES FISHERMAN IN LAKE (By International News Service) WARSAW, July 31.—When a Ft. Wayne fisherman hooked a twelve-pound pike in Lake Waasee he called for assistance in landing the big catch. A crowd came running and swarmed onto the pier from which he was fishing. Stout arms heaved and pulled on the line, but the pike refused to quit the water. So strenuous became the efforts of the fishermen and so great the crowd that the pier collapsed, dropping the entire crowd into the lake. No one was hurt. The fish proved to be one of the biggest catches of the season. For best results try Plain Dealer Classified ads. 1st—1 Box of 100 Bars Ben Hur Soap. 2nd—2½ lbs. Folger’s Coffee. 3rd—Eastern Sugar Cured Ham. 4th—49 lbs. Velvet hard Wheat Kansas Flour. 5th—24 lbs. Velvet hard Wheat Kansas Flour. —The Next Forty Prizes Will Consist of 20 5-pound Sperry’s Flour and MANY ARTICLES IN ADDITION. —You will not get bit by trading at the ALPHA AND CARRY" watch them follow us, the FIRST in Southern a central warehouse. Therefore the first thing for at the ALPHA BETA STORE, where you will ranged. Here Are Some of BECK Quality Crackers, 2½ lb. ... 25¢ Princess Flour, 49-lbs. ... $1.75 Princess Flour, 24-lbs. ... 90¢ Kellog Corn Flakes ... 5¢ One to a Customer Tillamook Full Cream Cheese Sonny Brand Peas ... 10¢ Honolulu Lady Pineapple 2½-lbs. ... 25¢ Van Camps Pork and Beans, large ... 19¢ Van Camps Pork and Beans, med... 10¢ Van Camps Pork and Beans, small ... 9¢ Miss Michigan Kidney Beans, 2 for ... 25¢ A Good String Bean, 2 for ... 25¢ Van Camps Catsup, pt. bottle ... 20¢ All High Priced Schillings Spices 2 oz....6c 4-oz....10c 16-oz....50c MARKET Ana Beta Store—Anaheim the opening of this new will mean a great addi-ar, as has been demon-a grand success we will five specials for opening boost for your home in by Anaheim People. Day Specials Old Fashioned Country Sausage, lb. ... 15c All Meat—Good to Eat Boulder Beef Steak ... 15c Fine Cuts of Shoulder Pot Roasts 12½ and 15c Fine Quality Van Camps Pork and Beans, large ... 19¢ Van Camps Pork and Beans, med... 10¢ Van Camps Pork and Beans, small ... 9¢ Miss Michigan Kidney Beans, 2 for ... 25¢ A Good String Bean, 2 for ... 25¢ Van Camps Catsup, pt. bottle ... 20¢ All High Priced Schillings Spices 2 oz...6c 4-oz...10c 16-oz...50c Violet Shortening 6-lbs...$1.05 3-lbs...60c Rosedale Sweet Potatoes, 3 for... 25¢ Velva Syrup No. 1½ can... 8¢ All Van Camps Soups, 3 for... 25¢ Fruit Juice ½-Gal. Mason... $1.10 Pint, Mason 3 Bars Creamoil Soap—with 24 Bars of Ben Hur Soa Fancy New Potatoes, 7-lbs. ... 25¢ Bunch Goods ,3 for ... 10¢ Fancy Tomatoes, 2-lbs. for ... 15£ Corn, per doz. ... 35£ Banana Apples, 4 lbs. for ... 25£ Fancy Lettuce, per head ... 5£ Kentucky Wonder Beans, 2-lb for 15£ PORTO—the great concentrated drink—in all berry fl and get a drink. Every dollar in this store is Orange County Money—T dollars will come back to you. OPENING day, August 1st, 9 o'clock a.m. Bros. and Hanson "Alpha Beta Store No. 12" First Center and Emily Streets Wednesday we are offering bargains galore from 9 A.M. prizes. Register your name if you want to win a prize. A aim will draw the winning cards for prizes at 3:30 P.M. Satthe prizes. Free! FREE! Hur Soap. 6th—5 lb. Tin Shasta Wafers. 7th—Large Size Gold Medal Mayonnaise. Great Kansas 8th—1 lb. Golden State Butter. Hur Soap. 6th—5 lb. Tin Shasta Wafers. 7th—Large Size Gold Medal Mayonnaise. Great Kansas 8th—1 lb. Golden State Butter. Great Kansas 9th—10 lbs. Velvet Flour. 10th—6-lb. Can Violet Shortening. Assist of 20 5-pound Sacks of A-1 Flour and 20 5-pound Sacks of CLES IN ADDITION. At the ALPHA BETA STORE, the FIRST with "CASH follow us, the FIRST clerkless store in ORANGE COUNTY, the FIRST in Southern California to operate by saving the expense of the first thing for you is to buy all your supplies for your tables RE, where you will find the "Best for Less"—Alphabetically ar- Home of Our Special Prices 25¢ Dexter Iowa Corn, 3 for ... 25¢ $1.75 Libby Mustard 9c, 3 for ... 25¢ 90¢ Lenox Soap, 9 for ... 25¢ 5¢ Cream of Wheat ... 15¢ Ok Full Cream Cheese ... 29¢ 10¢ Golden Age Spaghetti, Noodles and Macaroni, 2 for ... 15¢ 19¢ Old Dutch Cleanser, 3 for ... 25£ 10¢ Sani Flush ... 20£ 9¢ Bakers Premium Chocolate ½-cake ... 18£ 25¢ Dot Chocolate ... 18£ 25¢ Bakers Cocoa, 1-lb. tin ... 36£ 20¢ Bakers Cocoa, ½-lb. tin ... 20£ pices Large Gold Dust ... 25£ z...50c Jap Rose Soap ... 5¢ 19¢ Old Dutch Cleanser, 3 for ... 25¢ 10¢ Sani Flush ... 20¢ 9¢ Bakers Premium Chocolate ½-cake ... 18¢ 25¢ Dot Chocolate ... 18¢ 25¢ Bakers Cocoa, 1-lb. tin ... 36£ 20¢ Bakers Cocoa, ½-lb. tin ... 20£ Large Gold Dust ... 25£ Jap Rose Soap ... 5£ 5 to a Customer Jergens Violet Soap, 1 bx. of 3 ... 16£ 1 to a Customer Peets Hard Water Castile Soap ... 5£ Home Sets Shinola ... 25£ Whitemores White Shoe Dressing ... 5£ 2-in-1 White Shoe Polish ... 5£ Fruit Jars Al. Mason... $1.10 Qt. Mason... 80c Pint, Mason... 69c of Ben Hur Soap ... $1.00 —To secure the names and addresses of 10,000 buyers in Anaheim Valley we are offering to the FIRST HUNDRED 4-oz. can of Schilling's Baking Powder. Second Hundred—we will give a small can of Bordens Milk free. Third Hundred—a carry-all bag free. Fourth Hundred—a sample bottle of Bordens Malted Milk. Fifth Hundred—Individual Package of H. O oats. Sixth Hundred—Sample bottle of Durkees Salad Dressing. Seventh Hundred—One pkg. limit starch. And to the many others items too numerous to mention will be given away when the other above items are exhausted. —FREE COFFEE ALL DAY—ADVERTISING PURITAS COFFEE. —FREE SAMPLES OF KAHN-BACKS COOKIES. —100 REGULAR SIZE LESLIE SHAKER SALT.