oc-plain-dealer 1923-08-24

C. W. MEYER WILL BE BURIED TUESDAY Obsequies for C. W. Meyer, whose sudden death occurred Tuesday as he and Mrs. Meyer were packing for an overland trip to Colorado, are set for Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. in the Huddle Funeral Home, under the direction of the Moose and Woodmen of the World lodges, of which he was a member. Mr. Meyer is survived by his wife, two children, Mrs. A. M. Warner of San Diego, and Mrs. R. A. Warner of Salinas, Kansas, and four grandchildren, two brothers, John and Ernest, Salinas, Kansas and two sisters, one in Denver and one in Kansas. Burial will be in San Diego cemetery. PLUNGES T FALLS CITY, N.J. Jacob Leuthold, 62 instantly killed, his fatal injuries and atives were less d when the automobile feet from a bridge pairs near Sabetha west of this city. LUCKY LOOK Your Name May Appear Opposite This Prizes:- Unclaimed for September will be given away—H Free: Lucky Again. Draw your prize this time. Free 100 lie's 2-lb. Shaker Salt - F Prizes:- Unclaimed for September will be given away—H Free: Lucky Again. Draw your prize this time. Free 100 lie's 2-lb. Shaker Salt - F Every Number Drawn Divisible by 5 is L Try it. The Drawing is Free Shilling’s Country Gentleman Corn “Best,” 3 for... $3.00 2 doz. case .... Raisins, seedless or seeded, Sun Maid, 2 for .... Maple Syrup “Scudder’s,” best ever used, pts... 25c qt SOAP SPECIAL 20 Large Bars of P. & G. WHITE NAPTHA SOAP $1.00 Free One Pkg. of Ivory Soap Flakes One 6 oz. Bar of Ivory Soap Citrus Washing Powder ... Old Dutch Cleanser, 3 for... 2½ Libby’s Pineapple, “Best”... FREE—1 Cook Book and 1 Cooking Utensil with 1 lb. Rumford’s Baking Powder ... Butter, per lb. Cheese, Tillamook, extra, lb. VEGETABLES AND FRUITS—FULL LINE, PRICES RIG Cheese, Tillamook, extra, lb. VEGETABLES AND FRUITS—FULL LINE, PRICES RIGHT Peaches Pears Potatoes, 7 lbs. ... 25c Celery Cucumbers Corn, doz... Lettuce Lemons, doz. ... 15c Oranges Onions, 6 lbs... "THE BEST FOR LESS"—We Deliver in ANAHEIM for Gerrard Bros. & Hanson Alpha Beta Store No. 12 249 E. CENTER STREET Meat Department Chuck Pot Roast ... 10c Prime Steer Boiling Beef 3 lbs. for ..... 25 Shoulder Steak, 2 lbs. for ... 25c Sugar Cured Bacon Squares ... 1 PLUNGES TO DEATH FALLS CITY, Neb., Aug. 24.—Jacob Leuthold, 63, of Peoria was instantly killed, his wife probably fatally injured, and three other relatives were less dangerously hurt when the automobile plunged ten feet from a bridge undergoing repairs near Sabetha, Kansas, southwest of this city. LA HABRA Sorrowing friends and relatives and relatives gathered at the Community church Wednesday to pay last loving respects to Mrs. Catharine Proud, wife of E. E. Proud, prominent business man and a trustee of the local school. Mrs. Proud celebrated her semi-centennial birthday only one week before her death which occurred Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock after a lingering illness. Rev. Sheriden Phillips a former pastor but now of Highlands, California conducted the funeral service "Rock of Ages" was sung by the quartet of friends. Miss Ethel Lindell favored with a very fitting and beautiful solo. The deceased is survived by a husband, E. E. Proud and six children, Lucien, Lela Stranberg, Leater, Wilburt, Lucille and Orville. The church was filled to capacity and the Sunday school rooms were opened up to accommodate the big crowd of friends which included many out of town people. Mrs. Proud had been a member of the local church for a number of years and had been an active worker in the different organizations of the church until her failing health prevented. Her ever present smile and cheery countenance will be missed but she has passed the vale of sorrow for beautiful big beyond. Colliding with a truck and overturning same was an experience of a Ford coupe driven by Leaster Hillard of La Habra accompanied by Miss Alta Scott Wednesday afternoon. The truck which was loaded with lemons from the Benchley fruit house at Fullerton was driven by W. A. Wilkins of Los Angeles. Mr. Hillard was driving west, the truck driver thinking he was going to turn to curb speeded up thinking he would pass him, Mr. Hillard who had given the signal turned the button, the truck driver realizing the collision swerved to one side completely overturning the truck and tipping trailer. A shower of lemons and crushed boxes greeted the spectators and completely blocked the traffic on Central avenue in Center of LA HABRA PRIZES GIVEN AT STORE OPENING A large crowd attended the opening of the Alpha Beta Store of Gerard Bros. and Hanson on East Center-st. Fifty-nine prizes were given away, Mayor Stark drawing the numbers which determined the winners. A bottle of Durkee's salad dressing was given to all visitors. Prize winners were announced as follows, but some have not reported for their prizes and we wish they would do so: Arndt M. Elmer, Norwalk, won the first prize of 100 bars of Ben Hur soap. Mr. Elmer is a bachelor and said it was too much for him indicating that it would be necessary to have help to use it up. He asked that the soap be traded for bachelor needs, and it was done with pleasure. W. F. Byran, Olinda, won the second prize of two and a half pounds of Folger's Coffee. Bert Neubauer, Route 4, box 239, Anaheim won third prize of one large Eastern Sugar Cured Ham. Oscar Christian, 207 S. Ohio-st, won the fourth prize, 49 pounds of Velvet flour. Bailey Bjesk 112 North Emily-st, fifth prize, 24 pounds of Velvet Flour. Mrs. J. H. Daniel, R. F. D. 4, Box 143, Anaheim won sixth prize, 5 lbs. Shasta Wafers. Clair Liebhart, 532 S. Palm-st won seventh prize, a large bottle of Gold Medal Mayonnaise. Alice Booth won the eighth prize, one pound of Golden State butter. Eleanor Hine, R. F. D. 4, Box 239, won the ninth prize, ten pounds of Velvet flour. M. H. Mayberry, 214-South Olive-st, won the tenth prize, a 6-pound can of violet shortening. The following received 5-pound sacks of A-1 flour: H. Foster, Veraux Walton, Mrs. H. H. Strathman, Mrs. G. A. Reemsnyder, Mrs. H. J. Wilson, John Kelly, Mrs. Florence E. Smith, Mrs. Payse Ferry, Helen E. Johnson, Mrs. Box Draw your own Free 100 Lester Salt - FREE ble by 5 is Lucky. is Free Mr. Frank Schallest has resigned trusteeship of local school board. Mr. Ray Frantz was appointed to take his place. Mrs. McCoy of La Habra is visiting a few days with Mrs. Chris McCoy of West Coast. Mrs. Selvers of La Habra has returned home from a few days stay at the Tunic home at West Coast. Joseph Wehr and family is visiting in his old home state in Michigan for a couple of months. L. E. Garretson brought his family down from Rialte Sunday to occupy housekeeping rooms at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Garretson, east Central avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis T. Hill a son and daughter, arrived last week from Iowa for a years stay in California, at present they are visiting at the home of Fred Woods on Russell street. Mrs. Hattle A. Bever is a guest of her daughter Mrs. N. H. Carey. Mr. H. H. Hall is a new comer in La Habra. He has purchased property in La Habra Heights. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Walker accompanied by Mrs. G. F. Walker were business visitors to Santa Ana Thursday also dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Pierson of Ontario. Dr. D. L. Burgeson operated on Madeline Barker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Barker, Tuesday morning. The operation was for the removal of the tonsils. George Hallack a cousin of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Lindauer and Jack McDonald of Appleton, Wis. are visiting the L. Lindauer home on South Hiatt street. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Catland and Miss Franklin May Taylor returned Monday from a few days stay at their cabin home at Mt. Baldy. Mrs. J. J. Lumsden was a guest of Mrs. J. C. Lunisden of Santa Fe Springs Thursday. Mrs. Augusta Kraemer who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Smith for the past week returned to her home in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schallert of Erna street entertained her brother Rev. Harry Slater and wife of Los Angeles Monday. Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Sutton and Mr. and Mrs. George Stubbs and daughter Esther of La Habra and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Mitchell of east Whitfield attended the wedding of Miss Alice Booth won the eighth prize, one pound of Golden State butter. Eleanor Hine, R.F.D., A.Box 239, won the ninth prize, ten pounds of Velvet flour. M.H.Mayberry, 214-South Olive-st, won the tenth prize, a 6-pound can of violet shortening. The following received 5-pound sacks of A-1 flour: H.Foster, Verax Walton, Mrs.H.H.Strathman, Mrs.G.A.Reemsnyder, Mrs.H.J.Wilson, John Kelly, Mrs.Florence E.Smith, Mrs.Payse Ferry, Helen E.Johnson, Mrs.Roy Carmichael, Mrs.A.B.Green, Mrs.Isabel Knox, Miss Merle Simons, Mrs.J.L.Bovee, William Fries, Miss Ida Schaeffler, Vera Mac Smith, Theodore Neji, Perry W.Mathis, Mrs.C.J.Trembley. The following each received a five-pound sack of Sperry's flour: Mrs.George Pauls, Mrs.George W.Sloop, Mrs.A.Blodgett, Geo.S.Baker, Mrs.Fochtman, Mrs.A.J.Johnson, David Swanson, Emily Haas, Mrs.L.Hargrove, Martha Mae Schaeffler, Mrs.D.H.Raikes, Mrs.M.E.Simon, Mrs.F.P.Schaeffler, I.M.Rannow, Henry Smith, Mrs.L.J.Menichini, Miss Ollie Stechert, Mrs.E.McDonald, Frances Harverty,C.A.Walker. Heinz goods were awarded to the following: Miss Dorris Schaeffer, Mrs.J.H.Garnet,H.J.Nylen,M.K.Morrow,Mrs.A.A.Parks,Mrs.J.M.Sharp,H.J.BenattyW.M.Crisa,Mrs.G.Chemnitzer.-Advertisement. NO PINK TEA AS CONSULS RECEIVED PEKING, Aug. 24.-The reception given the four representing their respective foreign governments, by Chang Tso Lin, dictator of the province of Manchuria, was described in dispatches today as "cool." The foreign government ministers conferred with Chang Tso Lin at Mukden, Manchuria, on the subject of foreign supervision of the Chinese eastern railway.The dictator of the province of Manchuria clearly indicated his opposition to any foreign interference in the operation of the railroad. Over 100 Clean Food Stores Mrs. J. J. Lumsden was a guest of Mrs. J. C. Lunisden of Santa Fe Springs Thursday. Mrs. Augusta Kraemer who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Smith for the past week returned to her home in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schallert of Erna street entertained her brother Rev. Harry Slater and wife of Los Angeles Monday. Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Sutton and Mr. and Mrs. George Stubbs and daughter Esther of La Habra and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Mitchell of east Whittier attended the wedding of Miss Jessamyn West and Maxwell McPherson in Yorba Linda Thursday. Mrs. George E. Le Fever entertained her cousin, Mrs. C. H. Elchler of Olinda Tuesday. Mrs. Ella Gregg, librarian of McFarland California is a house guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Smith of Central avenue for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. John Leutewiller and family accompanied by their daughters Gladys and Stella, Mrs. Kniere and son Joseph spent week end at Forest Home. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Robinson of Huntington Beach was a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Walker of La Habra Heights Wednesday evening. Mrs. Ball and children and her mother, Mrs. Burdick and grandchild returned from a weeks stay at Forest Home. Mrs. Charles Ferran and children accompanied by Mrs. Elizabeth McLean and daughter spent fortnight at Newport Beach recently. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hart returned from a two week stay at the Barker cabin at Forest Home. WORTHMORE TRACT BEANS BAGS AND TWINE SEED BEANS A. NELSON Buena Park Phone—Anaheim 762-J-3 —Fullerton 178-R-1 Over 100 Clean Food Stores Buying Daley's economy system of distribution economy in the purchase of any mercury ours, you see, is a co-operativeates to our customers' advantage in the Read a few of our wonderful Daley's Rock Bottom Stores. Saturday SOAP—Polar White, Mad TOMATO SAUCE—Daley BEANS, With Pork—CA DALEY'S COOKIES, 48 fo PINEAPPLE, Broken Slices COFFEE, Daley's Celebration TWO S 116 E. Center Street 239 W. Center Street PLACENTIA Friday, August 24, 1923. CITIES MAY DEVELOP MORE WATER JOINTLY (Continued From Page One) sources of supply and the practicability of joint development and distribution; and this letter is merely to bring the matter to the attention of the boards of trustees and Kiwanis clubs of the county to ascertain whether or not they would be interested in taking this matter up in a more definite way. Please consult your associates in this regard and write me how they feel about it. If the suggestion meets with favor even with a few of the communities of the county, it will then be in order to have a meeting of representatives of such clubs and boards of trustees as may care to go into the matter more fully and definitely. While I am not fully informed as to the facts, I feel very sure that the matter of development of an ample and permanent source of water supply is quite as important to most of the other cities and towns of the county as it is to Santa Ana. We have an ample supply of water for all present needs, but it is mere matter of arithmetical progression to the point where the growth of the population of Santa Ana and vicinity and the development of industries will demand a far greater supply of water than can be had from present available sources. It would seem a suicidal civic policy for this city, or any other city in Orange county similarly circumstanced with respect to water supply, not to take time by the forelock in such a vital aspect of community development. Thanking you for an early reply with as much detail and definiteness as possible. Very truly yours, J. P. BAUMGARTNER Mrs. Gentry and two children of Whittier were visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs. Golden this week. FRUIT AND VEGETABLE DEPARTMENT IT WILL PAY YOU TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR SATURDAY FRUIT AND VEGETABLE SPECIALS CANDY Log Cabin Rolls 50¢ value, lb. 30¢ SATURDAY ONLY BAKER'S CHOCOLATE Premium Unsweetened, lb. 35¢ 17 lbs. Cooking Apples and carry-all bag 50¢ POLAR WHITE SOAP 7 Bars 25¢ PERL'S CHUTNEY 50¢ Size 35¢ $1.00 Size 65¢ STEERO SATURDAY ONLY WESSON OIL CANDY Log Cabin Rolls 50c value, lb. 30c SATURDAY ONLY BAKER'S CHOCOLATE Premium Unsweetened, lb. 35c 17 lbs. Cooking Apples and carry-all bag..... 50c POLAR WHITE SOAP 7 Bars 25c PERL'S CHUTNEY 50c Size 35c $1.00 Size 65c STEERO CUBES. 25c SATURDAY ONLY CATSUP Del Monte Pints 19c WESSON OIL Pts. ..... 27c Qts. ..... 50c ½ gal. ..... 95c Fountain Crushed PINEAPPLE For Sundaees, No. 2 can..... 30c ACME KIPPERED SNACKS 3 Cans 20c Thompson Seedless Grapes 5 pounds for ..... 25c DUBLIN STOUT BEVERAGE while It lasts 10c Bottle Welch's Grape Juice Pts. ..... 35c Qts. ..... 65c DID IT EVER OCCUR TO YOU HOW MUCH HIGHER THE COST OF LIVING WOULD BE IF IT WERE NOT FOR THE CHAIN STORES? MEAT MARKET Eastern Sugar Cured Skinned Hams, half or Whole, per lb. ..... 30 c Eastern Sugar Cured Bacon, half or Whole, per lb. ..... 25 c Eastern Smoked Picnics ..... 15 c Smoked Squares ..... 12½c Compound, 2 lbs. ..... 25 c Pure Lard ..... 15 c "Make Daley's a Daily Habit Buying Wisely and Well economy system of distributing merchandise reduces your living costs because every purchase of any merchandise is a money saving that is passed on to you. see, is a co-operative organization in the sense that every economy we establish customers' advantage in the form of actual, tangible money savings. new of our wonderful economy values which are awaiting you at any of the 110 Bottom Stores. J. A. DALEY, President Saturday Specials Polar White, Made by Palm Olive Co., 10 bars ... 41c SAUCE—Daley’s Spanish Style, 8 ozs. ... 5c With Pork—CAMPBELL'S ... 11c COOKIES, 48 for ... 25c PLE, Broken Sliced, Tall No. 2 cans ... 24c Daley’s Celebrated HOTEL BLENDED lb. ... 35c (With Premium Coupon) TWO STORES IN ANAHEIM Center Street Phone 405 Center Street Phone 753 ENTIA BUENA PARK YORBA LINDA