oc-plain-dealer 1924-05-16

PLACENTIA PLACENTIA, May 16.—(Spi.) William C. Cahier has sold his property on North Main-st, consisting of a lot and two houses to Richard White, assistant postmaster. Mr. Cahier will build a house on his lot in the Fullerton subdivision in the near future. The Joseph of the Presbyterian church spent a very happy time together on Friday evening when about 100 interested members of the Sunday school gathered to mother to honor E. C. Basten and his Sanday school class who won first place in the contest, "An Automobile Trip to New York," Mrs. Mary F. Key's class was also honored as it held second place. A splendid supper was served by the women of the congregation, Mr. Basten and his class occupied a table in the center of the room which was centered by a marmoth cake with the word "Stutz" outlined on the top, the name of the automobile that won the race. The table occupied by Mrs. Key's class of young girls was adorned with a large cake, too. It also held a miniature automobile ready to start on the return trip from New York to San Francisco and a steamship for "Preparedness" to travel further, if possible. Cheers and yells were given during the supper hour by the different classes. After supper speeches were in order and each teacher gave a short talk on the work done and to be done. Readings were given by the Misses Helen Murdick, Dorothy Taylas and June Woodson. Miss Ruth Woodson gave a pretty piano solo. The rest of the evening was spent playing games. The Griffith Co. has been quite busy fulfilling their contract of paying the streets of Placentia. The asphalt is being put on Walnut-st today and Melrose is in readiness. Main-st is being prepared and H. F. Lilley is busy finishing the curbing on Center-st. Crowther and Chapman-aves have been widened about two and a half feet on each side with concrete and the entire surface will soon receive a coat of asphalt. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Wingfield, who have been in charge of the Dalley Rock Bottom store for some will confer with L. Wayne McCullom, engineer for the Placontia district with reference to the percentage levien to be paid. Joe Conger has been transferred to Taft and will take up his duties there immediately. Mrs. Conger and the children will spend the summer with her mother in the east. The Better Mothers' club will hold its regular meeting Thursday afternoon at the Round Table clubhouse. The occasion will be a reception to the Round Table ladies. The speaker is Professor Tracy of the Fullerton Union High school and he will talk on "Wild Flowers of California," an intensely interesting subject at this time of year especially. The regular meeting of the Round Table club last Wednesday afternoon called out one of the largest crowds of the season. It was "Music Day" and each member was privileged to invite two guests. The floral decorations were unusually fine and altho the day was warm, the windows were open and a fine breeze made the scene like an open-air fiesta. During the business meeting an invitation was read from the Better Mothers' club to the Round Table club, inviting them to a reception in their honor on Thursday, May 15. The program committee announced that the May 21st meeting would be in the form of a garden party at the C. C. Chapman home on Cypress-ave, Mrs. Chapman having tendered the garden for this event, and the following were named as heads of committees: Flower booth, Mrs. H. F. Dicker; punch, Mrs. H. Sullivan; ice cream, Mrs. A. J. Barnhart; tea, Mrs. J. C. Thamer; candy, Mrs. Sam Newnes; fortune tellers, Mrs. Lottie Morse and Mrs. Sommers; slide show, Mrs. A. Pierotti; music, Mrs. J. E. Scott; beauty parlor, Mrs. Charles Hansen; games, Mrs. George Thomas; gatekeeper, Mrs. Fred Cline. The hostesses are: Mrs. C. C. Chapman, Miss Cuff, Mrs. W. C. MeFarland, Mrs. S. W. McCollach, Mrs.W.J.Carmichael and Mrs.W.I.Travers. It is needless to say that with these ladies in charge the success of the garden party is a foregone conclusion, and as the affair is open to the public, everybody being invited, it will undoubtedly be the social event of goles June 2, with a luncheon at California women on June 3 noon at the Biltmore. All reservations must be individual and The Griffith Co. has been quite busy fulfilling their contract of paving the streets of Placentia. The asphalt is being put on Walnut at today and Melrose is in readiness. Main-st is being prepared and H. F. Lilley is busy finishing the curbing on Center-st. Growther and Chapman-aves have been widened about two and a half feet on each side with concrete and the entire surface will open receive a coat of asphalt. Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Wingfield, who have been in charge of the Daley Rock Bottom store for some months, are giving up the position this week and N. E. Graham of Santa Ana, who was formerly manager here, is returning. Formal approval of an application by the newly-formed sanitary district of Placentia to participate in the joint outfall sewer system on an owenrship basis was given by the joint sewer board of Santa Ana, Orange, Anaheim and Fullerton at a meeting held at Santa Ana last Friday night. W. K. Krick, chairman of the Placentia board, presented the request. Engineers of the cities concerned AGED FRUIT CAKE FOR WEDDING CAKES BOSTON BAKERY LEE EICHOLTZ, Prop. Phone 135, 1017-W Store No. 1—273 B. Center St. Store No. 2, 248 W. Center St. WHY SUFFER SO? Get Back Your Health as Other Anaheim Folks Have Done. Too many people suffer lame, aching backs, distressing kidney disorders and rheumatic aches and pains. Often this is due to faulty kidney action and there's danger of hardened arteries, dropsy, gravel or Bright's disease. Don't let weak kidneys wear you out. Use Doan's Pills before it is too late! Doan's are a stimulant diuretic to the kidneys. Doan's have helped thousands. They should help you. Here is one of many Anaheim cases! Mrs. G. Click, 411 N. Philadelphia St., says: "I am glad to recommend Doan's Pills, for I know they will do what is claimed for them. My kidneys were weak and inactive. I felt dull and languid and my back was weak and lame. Doan's had been used in my family for years, so I decided to try them. Doan's cured me of all signs of kidney complaint." Price 60c at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy—get Doan's Pills—the name that Mrs. Click had. Foster-Milburn Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N.Y. New Anaheim M Store No.2, W. C and Helena St Peerless 139 West Anahe Plate Boiling Meat Steer Beef Chuck Pot Roast DAKERY LEE EICHOLTZ, Prop. Phone 135, 1017-W Store No. 1—273 B. Center St. Store No. 2, 248 W. Center St. PLANT BEANS Prospects are good for high prices this year. I have Lima, Henderson, Bush and Black-Eye Seeds. A. NELSON Buena Park PHONES—ANAHEIM 762-J-3 FULLERTON 173-R-1 For Your Party SERVE Crescent Ice Cream THE BEST DESSERT CRESCENT CREAMERY COMPANY THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. IT IS FORCED TO TRAVE AROUND EARNERS, IN CIRCLES, BY NEW DISCOVERY SANTA FE SANTA FE LEASE, May 16 (Spl.)—Mr. and Mrs. Milton Elliott and Mrs. Ellitt's brother Mr. Friends Richardson and wife were Los Angeles visitors Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. Richardson who have been spending a few months on this lease left on their return to their home in Indiana. Mrs. Charles Williams and daughter, Mrs. Luis Moore spent Sunday in Long Beach with friends. Many friends of Dan Cullen and Mona Meranda were surprised to hear of their marriage. They are a well known couple of Hermosa Beach and also Olinda. They were married Tuesday morning and spent the remaining day with Mr. and Mrs. George Cullen of this lease. Mrs. J. J. Andrews and daughter Shirley of Fullerton spent Wednesday on this lease with her parents. Miss Florence Hess of Anaheim spent Wednesday evening on this lease at the Williams home. Mr. and Mrs. Lu Edmonds of the West Coast Lease were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ned Marshale of this lease. Mr. and Mrs. Bradon'a little baby aged 5 months is seriously ill with pneumonia. Mrs. Braner of this lease entertained her two brothers, Bud and Frank Blanigar from Redondo Beach, Wednesday and Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones were Fullerton visitors Wednesday. Brea visitors Tuesday were accompanist; duet, soprano and tenor; Mrs J. C. Parley and Mr Joseph Pantelebonia; "Lovellest Maiden" (La Boheme); "Misereri" (Il Trovatore), accompanied by Miss Anita Shepardson; solo, "One Fine Day," from Mime, Butterfly by Puccini; Miss Ruth Howerton, accompanied by Mrs Smith; duet, "Home to Our Mountains" (Il Trovatore), Mrs Bruce McBride, Mrs J. B. Horner, accompanied by Miss Shepardson, Mrs Cline and Mrs Sullivan then gave a funny take-off on "Listening In," with crossed air waves, in which the graphic description of a fashionable wedding and a countryside scene was forced to travel around corners, in circles, by new discovery. R. Berry, discoverer of the method of making clear fused quartz quantities, holding some of the quartz tubing in his hand. Most transparent solid man has ever known, a substance of making light travel around corners or even in a complete being exhibited in Lyun, Mass., by Edward R. Berry, its dis-The material, known as fused quartz, is a discovery which a believe will revolutionise the treatment of disease by ultraviolet. June 2, with a luncheon toternoon, labeled a "Broadcast Concert RTC Station," by the members of the music section as their second program for the year, was must be individual and in- R. Berry, discoverer of the method of making clear fused quartz quantities, holding some of the quartz tubing in his hand. The most transparent solid man has ever known, a substance of making light travel around corners or even in a complete being exhibited in Lyon, Mass., by Edward R. Berry, its dis-The material, known as fused quartz, is a discovery which a believe will revolutionise the treatment of disease by ultrasev June 2, with a luncheon to a women's women on June 3 at the Biltmore. All reservation must be individual and insured $1.75 to ensure a plate. Errory of Anaheim presented station from the Anaheim to attend their card party evening of May 22. Mrs. extended an invitation to Fullerton Ebell to attend "Musical Matinee Tea" by the musical section on The program of the afternoon, labeled a "Broadcast Concert RTC Station," by the members of the music section as their second program for the year, was then enjoyed. This work is under the splendid direction of Mrs. J. C. Thamer, and was given as follows: Piano solo, from "Bohemian Girl," Mrs. C. P. Smith; orchestra, grammar school, "Medley of Operas"; solo, "Oft Does the Weary Longing" (Travieta). Mrs. Estelle Walker; encore, "Waltz Song," Mrs. C. P. Smith, Joseph Panteleionia; "Lovellest Maiden" (La Boheme); "Mineral" (Il Trovatore), accompanied by Miss Anita Shepardson; solo, "One Fine Day," from Mine, Butterfly by Pacoelnnii, Miss Ruth Howerton, accompanied by Mrs. Smith; duet, "Home to Our Mountains" (Il Trovatore), Mrs. Bruce McBride, Mrs. J. B. Horner, accompanied by Miss Shepardson, Mrs. Cline and Mrs. Sullivan then gave a funny take off on "Listening In," with crossed air waves, in which the graphic description of a fashionable wedding and a country auction was indescribably mixed up. After this splendid program, which was beautifully rendered, the hostesses, Mrs. W. C. McFarland, Mrs. Boss Harmony, Mrs. Charles Hannen, Mrs. Grace Garenflo, Mrs. Louis Jacobsen and Mrs. Ralph McFadden, served leed tea and cakes, which were most gratifying on the warm afternoon. New Anaheim Market Store No.2, W. Center and Helena Streets 212 STORES NOW SAM SEELING "Cash is Kind" CALIFORNIA'S LEADING GR Anaheim Beef Company MEAT PACKERS PROJECT FROM PRODUcer TO CONSUMER - KOMODO MARKET PROFITS Peerless Market 139 West Center Anaheim Pacific Market 344 West Center Anaheim Plate Boiling Meat Steer Beef ..... 8¢ lb. Loin and Rib Pork Chops Fancy Pig Pork ... 25¢ lb. Chuck Pot Roast 12¢ Shoulder Chops 15¢ LAST YEAR CENTS FO MARKET IN THE CU NOUNCE T Plate Boiling Meat 8°C Steer Beef ..... Loin and Rib Pork Chops Fancy Pig Pork ..... 25°C lb. Shuck Pot Roast 12°C Steer Beef ..... Shoulder Chops Young Mutton ..... 15°C lb. Shoulder Roast 15°C Steet Beef ..... Young Mutton Stew Finest Quality ..... 10°C lb. Shoulder Steak 18°C Steer beef ..... Legs Young Mutton ..... 17½°C Lb. Shoulder Pork Roast 12½°C Fancy Pig Pork ..... Loin and Rib Chops Young Mutton ..... 20°C lb. Pork Steaks 20°C Young Pork ..... Pure Lard Compound 2 Lb. Limit 25c Loin Pork Roast 25°C Pig Pork ..... Fresh Pork Spare Ribs ..... 10°C lb. Mrs. Charles Williams Mr. Greminger, Mrs. Cruzan, Mr. and Mrs. Schryer and Mr. Red Armstrong. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Ellott had a guest Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Harvey of the Puente Lease. Miss Jessie Weick is reported on the sick list. Mr. Ted Hollinsworth of the Columbia Lease was a visitor on this lease Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Griminger and daughters Erances spent Wednesday evening in Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. George Cullen and daughter Mrs. Pearl Fannatta were Santa Ana visitors Tuesday. Mrs. Raymond Jones and daughter Beverley spent Wednesday evening at the Jones home on this lease. Mrs. Bert Weck is reported on the sick list. Mr. Jones and son baby were area visitors Wednesday evening. Correct this sentence: "Please get me wear shoes!" wailed Willie; "it seems so common to go arefoot." KAFFEE HAG Has all the kick of coffee, with no injurious effects. Drink it at night and go to bed and sleep. DRESS WELL AND SUCCEED You owe it to yourself--- COMFORT and COOLNESS In our selection you will find these qualities. Different weaves, styles and colors to select from. Priced from $2.50 to $6.00 FAYUNGBLUTH: "By All Means Get a Fit" KAFFEE HAG Has all the kick of coffee, with no injurious effects. Drink it at night and go to bed and sleep. Edmiston's Grocery We deliver. Tel 219 F.A.Y.U.NGBLUTH "By All Means Get a Fit" The Home of Hart Schaffner and Marx Clothes 145. W. Center St. Anaheim Plain Dealer Want Ads Bring Results CELIG King READING GROCER Anaheim Market 139-141 West Center Street Same Prices At Both Stores Sugar Is Cheaper LAST YEAR WE WERE COMPELLED TO GET 11 1/4 CENTS FOR SUGAR DURING MAY. NOW THE SUGAR MARKET HAS DECLINED, DUE TO A LARGE SUPPLY IN THE CUBAN FIELDS, AND WE ARE GLAD TO ANNOUNCE THAT THE PRICE TODAY IS: MARKET HAS DECLINED, DUE TO A LARGE SUPPLY IN THE CUBAN FIELDS, AND WE ARE GLAD TO ANNOUNCE THAT THE PRICE TODAY IS: Pure Cane Sugar 10 lbs. - 84c 100 lbs. - $8.10 Don't buy sugar in paper bags. Get the pure cane sugar in original cotton sacks as we sell it at our store. This is important if you want clear jellies and tasty preserves.