oc-plain-dealer 1924-02-15

INDIANS IN U. S. GAIN IN RICHES WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.—Contrary to popular belief, the Indian population in the United States is increasing, rather than falling off, according to figures made public here today by Chan, H. Burke, U. S. commissioner of Indian affairs, in his annual report to Secretary of the Interior Work. The population of the Indians in the United States, exclusive of Alaska, is now 344,893. Burke said, compared with 340,917 in 1922. The present population is an increase of 13,664 since 1913. The total value of the individual and tribal property of American Indians at the close of the last fiscal year on June 30 was placed at $1,010,870,519, a gain of $283,124,122 over the preceding year and $343,939,256 more than in 1913. In the total for June 20, 1923, it included the value of oil, gas, coal and other minerals estimated at $250,000,-060. Educational activities among the Indians were stressed by Commissioner Burke. He said the number of eligible Indian children not in school was reduced by more than 5900 during the year, while special attention is given to home economy and home building by special pervisors. Our Goods Bear Maker's Label These Brands Are Thoroughbreds They have a pedigree. The MAKERS are willing to put their names on the labels. They have established a BRAND which they stand behind with a positive guarantee of QUALITY. The Smart and Final Company, therefore, can also attach its guarantee. When you buy these brands, you buy the very best but you pay no more than for ordinary kinds. Why be satisfied with anything but the best? Ask Your Dealer SMART AND FINAL GO. these brands, you buy the very best but you pay no more than for ordinary kinds. Why be satisfied with anything but the best? Ask Your Dealer SMART AND FINAL GO. WHOLESALE GROCERS SANTA ANA, LOS ANGELES HARBOR, POMONA — PASADENA FOLLOWING DEALERS HANDLING THESE ADVERTISED BRANDS ANAHEIM, CALIF. A. Kneip, N. Los Angeles St. M. Antohe, N. Los Angeles St. Highway Supply, N. Los Angeles St. Fred Marsh, E. Center St. Eastside Gro., E. Center St. Gerrard & Hanson, E. Center St. W. T. Black, N. Olive. O'Rourke Bros., N. Olive Miss E. G. Miller, N. Olive. The Star Grocery, cor. Lemon & Elm W. A. Williams, 413 S. Los Angeles W. F. Krams, 729 S. Los Angeles. Our Goods Bear Makers Label 130 STORES IN SO. CALIF. Daley's INCORPORATED CHAIN STORE GROCERS "MAKE DALEY'S A DAILY HABIT" TWO STORES IN ANAHEIM 239 West Center Street Phone 753 PLACENTIA, BUENA PARK 116 East Center Street Phone 405 YORBA LINDA Saturday Specials CORN, Extra Sweet, No. 2 can ... 14c FIGS, Memorie, 10 oz. pkg., 2 for ... 29c ASPARAGUS, Mdm. Green Tips ... 37c CATSUP, Daley's' 16 oz. 21c: 8 oz ... 14c CORN, Extra Sweet, No. 2 can ...14c FIGS, Memorie, 10 oz. pkg., 2 for ...29c ASPARAGUS, Mdm. Green Tips ...37c CATSUP, Daleys’ 16 oz. 21c; 8 oz. ...14c JELL-WELL, all flavors, pkg. ...10c APRICOTS, Rock Bottom 2 1-2s 19c; six for ...$1.00 PEACHES, Rock Bottom, 2 1-2s, 19c; six for ...$1.00 PINEAPPLE, Extra Sliced, No. 2, 23c; six for ...$1.35 RASPBERRIES, Libby’s 2s, 31c; six for ...$1.83 CHERRIES, Libbys’ Royal Anne, 34c; six for ...$1.98 BREAD, 24 oz. loaf, White, Graham, Whole Wheat ...10c COOKIES, Twelve Flavors, 3 doz. ...25c PEANUT BRITTLE, lb. ...25c SOAP, White King, 10 bars ...48c WHITE KING, Washing Machine Soap, large pkg...48c OLD DUTCH CLEANSER, 2 pkg. ...15c THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. YORBA LINDA YORBA LINDA, Feb. 15. (Spl.) The Yorba Liana Woman's club held their regular meeting on Tuesday in the club rooms. The meeting took the form of a birthday party as the club was 12 years old on that day. Mrs. Hileman had charge of the luncheon and with her efficient co-workers served a delicious menu. There were four tables, each centered with purple and gold iris, these colors being the club colors, and violets and yellow accents were used in profusion over the rooms. One of each of the following letters, was on each table, Y. L. W. C. and after Mrs. M. Quagley who had charge of the program, had lit the 12 candles on the birthday cake, one lady from each table gave a toast as follows: Y for yesterday by Mrs. M. A. Quigley who is a charter member of the club. L for loyalty by Mrs. Frank Rosewalt, W for womanhood by President Mrs. S. W. Acker, and C for corporation by Mrs. A. W. Miller. It was much regretted that there was not a larger attendance as a program followed that was much enjoyed. This included two solo dances by dalty Marlys Johnson of Fullerton, dressed in costume, and vocal solos by Mrs. Howard of Olinda, given very pleasingly. Mrs. E. E. Knight, county president, was presented a bin of the general federation, by the executive board of the local club in appreciation of her gift of a membership of the local club to the general federation. Mrs. M. A. Quigley, who is leaving soon for her new home near Riverdale was presented with a pretty piece of china. The meeting was presented a splendid success by all those attending. The Y. L. Bridge club of young matrons held their regular meeting at the home of Mrs. H. R. Brown, on Tuesday afternoon. The day being warm, the tables were placed on the seagrass porch and after several games, prizes were awarded Mrs. C. H. Elschler, first, Mrs. B. M. Kuehler, second, Fred Nelson, with R., Clapp of Log Cabin fruit stand; B. Clapp, Santa Ana, and Sam Clapp, Huntington Beach, returned Wednesday evening from a week's business and pleasure trip to Clear Lake, Lake Co., 599 miles from Anaheim. Nelson went there in the interest of the Clear Lake Highland, Inc. They made the trip in two days and report good roads all the way. There is plenty of fish in this region had the season is open the year around. Quali hunting is excellent. The oil prospects are particularly good and there is plenty of gas for both cooking and lighting purposes. The motorists state that the scenery is very enjoyable and different from this part of the country. One of the most interesting sights was the rock formation that floats like a piece of wood on the lake. It is volcanic. The lake is about 25 miles long. Plain Dealer Classified Ads Always Bring Results and Mrs. R. (Dr.) Cochran, Guests of the club were Mrs. Ross Johnson and Mrs. Taylor of Olinda. Mr. Ross Knight is able to be out again after a siege with the gripe. Mrs. Reek, Mrs. Taylor and Caugher, Miss Alice Taylor, of Nebraska, who have been visiting Mrs. Julia H. Selover, left for Long Beach on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Seamons were Los Angeles business visitors the first of the week. Dr. and Mrs. Smith of Fullerton were recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Austin Marshburn. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Marsh of La Habra are visiting at the J.W.Marsh home for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. W.Holland are driving a new Chevrolet car. Mr. and Mrs. M.A. Quigley have traded their Y.L.property to a Mr.E.C.Sharpe of Riverside and have gained possession of an alfalfa ranch near Riveride on which they will move at once.Both Mc.mand Mrs.Qquigley and their sons Arnold and Melvin will be much missed here and they "Orange Blossom Coffee" also Marginal and Big 4 brands. "All Gold" Full line of canned fruits. "Glen Roan" Full line jams and preserves. "Lake Salz" Salt in packages and bags. "Delicia Sandwich Spread" Full line canned meats. "Curie" California olives, canned tuna, etc. "Gnawa" Full line of vegetables and trout. "Red Fennel" Sockeye and Shell pink canned salmon. "Perlent" Full line of macaroni and paste goods. "Mantis" Full line of canned vegetables. AILERS HANDLE ISED BRANDS CALIF. Los Angeles St. Los Angeles St. Lily, N. Los Angeles St. E. Center St. E. Center St. Anson, E. Center St. N. Olive. N. Olive Willer, N. Olive. ery, cor. Lemon & Elm s. 413 S. Los Angeles 729 S. Los Angeles. Label~ "MAKE DALEY'S A DAILY HABIT" NTIA, BUENA PARK YORBA LINDA eials 14c 29c 37c Solid Pack, No. 2 1-2 Can ... ASPARAGU 2 1-2 LB. CAN 25c Veal Roast ... Rib Roast Roll Prime Rib Roas J.Soules Could On my opening store was crowded portunity to talk myself, but that business I received as I received. The Peerciate G Prices, Give The EVERYBODY SOULES' SUIT MEN OF ANA PROMISE, AND $60 to $70 SUIT MINED TO LE JUMP RIGHT HEIM. TWO B TELL HUNDRE THEIR CLOTH TISE AND OTH AT THE URGE 14c 29c 37c 14c 10c $1.00 $1.00 $1.35 $1.83 $1.98 eat ... 10c 25c 25c 48c kg ... 48c 15c One More One more day for member I make to workmanship best, the shoulder Only On Saturday I have one of the whether you buy row or later. THIS IS THE STRAIGHT 216 E. Center CHEWING GUM 2 FOR 10c CHAFEES WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT Hersheys Choc. Bars 4 FOR 15c CANDY SPECIAL Chicken Bones 35c Lb. LARGE PREMIER SALAD DRESSING BOTTLE 40c TOMATOES Libby's Solid Pack, No. 2 Can ... 13c Libby's Solid Pack, No. 2 1-2 Can ... 17c Del Monte Solid Pack, No. 2 1-2 Can ... 17c ASPARAGUS 2 1-2 LB. CAN 25c SPECIAL EGGS Local Ranch 2 Doz. for 55c Bananas 10c Lb. Lg. White King Soap Pd. 43c Pkg. Cream Cheese 28c Lb. SPARTAN PEELED APRICOTS No. 10 Can 80c An economical way to buy fruit LIBBY'S RED SALMON 1-2 LB. TIN 20c HIGHLAND, PURLE VERMONT MAPLE SYRUP Per Can 38c LIBBY'S RED ALASKA SALMON No. 1 Tall Can 25c HYS SWEET SPLIT PICKLES DOZEN 20c MEAT MARKET Veal Roast ... 20¢ Shoulder Pork. whole ... 16¢ SOLID PARK No. 2 1-2 Can ..... 17c ASPARAGUS 2 1-2 LB. CAN 25c Cream Cheese 28c Lb. HYB SWEET SPLIT PICKLES DOZEN 20c MEAT MARKET Veal Roast ...20¢ Shoulder Pork, whole...10¢ Rib Roast Rolled ...20¢ Morrell's Hams— Prime Rib Roast Rolled..30¢ whole or half ...25¢ Soules Makes Apology Could Not Wait on the People On my opening day from early morning until late at night, my new store was crowded. I simply couldn't wait on them. Wanted an opportunity to talk with each customer personally and take all measures myself, but that was impossible. I am pleased with the splendid business I received and thank you all heartily for such cordial welcome as I received. The People of Anaheim Appreciate Good Tailoring at Right Prices, and That is What We Will Give Them! EVERYBODY NOW KNOWS JIMMY SOULES, THE TAILOR. JIMMY SOULES' SUITS WILL BE WORN BY ALL THE WELL DRESSED MEN OF ANAHEIM—AS JIMMY SOULES MAKES GOOD EVERY PROMISE, AND EVERY SUIT SOLD AT $32.50 WILL BE A REGULAR $60 TO $70 SUIT. ADVERTISING COSTS MONBY, BUT I AM DETERMINED TO LET EVERY MAN IN ORANGE COUNTY KNOW ME, AND JUMP RIGHT INTO A BIG BUSINESS MY FIRST SEASON IN ANAHEIM. TWO HUNDRED PLEASED MEN IN ONE WEEK WHO WILL TELL HUNDREDS AND WILL RETURN AGAIN AND AGAIN FOR THEIR CLOTHES ARE WORTH ALL THAT IT COSTS ME TO ADVERTISE AND GIVE SUITS FOR LESS THAN THE COST OF MAKING. AT THE URGENT REQUEST OF MANY PEOPLE WHO CAME TO MY SOULES' SUITS WILL BE WORN BY ALL THE WELL DRESSED MEN OF ANAHEIM—AS JIMMY SOULES MAKES GOOD EVERY PROMISE, AND EVERY SUIT SOLD AT $32.50 WILL BE A REGULAR $60 TO $70 SUIT. ADVERTISING COSTS MONEY, BUT I AM DETERMINED TO LET EVERY MAN IN ORANGE COUNTY KNOW ME, AND JUMP RIGHT INTO A BIG BUSINESS MY FIRST SEASON IN ANAHEIM. TWO HUNDRED PLEASED MEN IN ONE WEEK WHO WILL TELL HUNDREDS AND WILL RETURN AGAIN AND AGAIN FOR THEIR CLOTHES ARE WORTH ALL THAT IT COSTS ME TO ADVERTISE AND GIVE SUITS FOR LESS THAN THE COST OF MAKING. AT THE URGENT REQUEST OF MANY PEOPLE WHO CAME TO MY SHOP SATURDAY, BUT WHO WERE UNABLE TO MAKE DEPOSITS, AND BECAUSE I WAS OBLIGED TO TURN SO MANY AWAY, I HAVE DECIDED TO EXTEND THE OPENING SALE. OneMoreDay,Saturday,Tomorrow One more day for Anaheim men to buy $60 to $70 Suits for $32.50. Remember I make every suit to measure and give the same careful attention to workmanship as I do in regular $60 to $70 suits. The lining is the best, the shoulders are molded by hand and fronts guaranteed not to break. Only One More Day Saturday ... $32.50 I have one of the largest stocks in the West. Look it over anyway tomorrow, whether you buy or not. It's all the same to me whether you buy tomorrow or later. What I mostly desire is that you know Jimmy Soules. THIS IS THE 100 PER CENT AMERICAN SHOP WITH STRAIGHT FORWARD AMERICAN METHODS OF DOING BUSINESS J. SOULES MASTER TAILOR / 216 E. Center ANAHEIM 216 E. Center