oc-plain-dealer 1924-11-21

PAGE EIGHT XMAS Headquarters We expect to have the largest assortment of Toys and Gifts in Southern California. Buy yours at Lane's and save. These Specials Are Good for Sat. and Mon., Nov. 22 and 24 SPECIAL—Saturday Only! Large Enamel Dishpans On sale Saturday only, 9 a.m. While 200 last. Reg. 50c value. Be here when the doors open for these. 25c each 10 QUART GALVANIZED BUCKETS— Reg. 29c value. Be here when the doors open for these; each ... 15c 10 QUART GALVANIZED BUCKETS—Reg. 29c value. Be here when the doors open for these; each $15c RADIO CARMELS REGULAR 50c A POUND CHOCOLATE DIPPED CARMEL SATURDAY AND MONDAY Special—per pound ... 29c 4-SEWED HOUSE BROOM WHILE 100 LAST REGULAR 69c VALUE Saturday Only—Each. 39c Visit our Toy, Gift, Tree Trim and many other Holiday Departments. We can save you money—Get yours while assortments are complete. DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING EARLY PICTURE Imitations of famous paintings. Many 17x22 and sell everywhere else up to $5. Lanes Price—Choice—each $1.00 ENAMELED TEA KETTLES These will not last long at this price. Saturday 9 a.m. only—Each $1.00 Buy Your HOLLY BOXES at LANE'S and SAVE Bring the Children to LANE'S Toy Department We have a large ass't. of Gift Suggestions made up at Gift Dept. See our assortment of Tree Ornaments and Tree Trimmings GUARANTEED ELECTRIC LAMPS 25-40-50-WATT LAMPS 19c—2 for 35c We Carry a Complete Line of GAMES at prices that will suit the most critical buyer SERVE SELF Grocery Department SERVE SELF SUGAR 10 lbs. 76c EXTRA FANCY RUSSETT POTATOES WHILE 2000 POUNDS LAST 10 Pounds ... 19c SANTA CLARA 60 to 70 Size PRUNES 3 Pounds ... 25c LIGHTHOUSE CLEANSER Can ... 5c FRESH EGGS In 1-Doz. Carton Dozen ... 47c Fancy Creamery WHITE KING SUGAR 10 lbs. 76c WHILE 2000 POUNDS LAST 10 Pounds ... 19c SANTA CLARA 60 to 70 Size PRUNES 3 Pounds ..... 25c Terminal Brand No. 2½ PUMPKIN Can ..... 15c LIGHTHOUSE CLEANSER Can ..... 5c Fancy Creamery BUTTER In Quarters—Lb. 43c FRESH EGGS In 1-Doz. Carton Dozen ..... 47c WHITE KING SOAP 10 Bars ..... 41c JEVNE'S MILK Tall cans, 3 for .... 25c Jevne's 15 oz. pkg. Raisins Per pkg 15c. FELS NAPTHA SOAP Limit 10 Bars—Bar ... 5c DEL MONTE TOMATO SAUCE—Can ..... 5c Terminal Brand SWEET CORN 2 Cans ..... 25c Jevne's Sunnyland BREAD 24-OUNCE LOAF White and Whole Wheat Loaf ..... 10c PURE CREAM CHEESE Pound ..... 28c Red Seal BURBANK SPUDS 10 Pounds . . 22c FANCY BLACK FIGS Pound ..... 16c We Have: Heinz's Mince Meat and Plum and Fig Pudding LANE'S CHAIN STORES CO., Inc. 138 W. Center Street Anaheim, Calif. CYPRESS WANTS FIRE PROTECTION Cypress C. of G. held a peppy meeting in the Gramnzar school and discussed several topics of paramount interest to that community. Incorporation of cities of the sixth class was given some attention, but soon gave way to the matter of locating University of California, Southern Branch, in Orange co. One speaker, in mentioning a plot of land in Riverside co which has been offered for a site, said, "it is too hot in River side for the boys and girls to study well." Another matter is creation of a public recreation spot as Orange co park is entirely too much crowded when two or three organizations choose the same day for an outing. A site on the Irvine ranch offered a flattering location with convenient terms of purchase. Fire fighting apparatus for Cypress was a popular topic and the fire chief of Buena Park told of their equipment, which is altogether chemicals. The proposed highway along the P. E. tracks, affording an outlet to the harbor claimed concerted interest. A representative from the Southern California Edison Co. was present to tell of the activities of its company and quoted pages of figures. A musical program diversified the talks after which all joined in a short informal hour of visiting. G: & L: LEASE G. AND L. LEASE, Nov. 21.—Mrs. Bill Outhouse and little daughter Billy formerly of this lease but now of Whittier returned hond Saturday after a few days visit on this lease the guest of her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Mayfield. Mrs. Pete Doyle of the Sterns lease was calling at the home of Mrs. B. F. McElhany Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wimer and little son George of Compton spent the week end on this lease with friends and relatives. BREA NEWS BREA, Nov. 21—(Spl.)—A nice crowd was present at the Pythian Sisters "500" party last Friday evening. Dr. Jarvis and Mrs. Jarvis made high score, but the prizes were given by Dr. Jarvis himself, so he passed the first prize on to S. J. Lewis, who made second dhigh score; second prizes were awarded to Mrs. J. N. Stanger and Mrs. S. J. Lewis. These parties are given each Friday evening at the home of Mrs. E. A. Gurley, under the auspices of the Pythian Sisters benefit, for their home fund. Prizes will be given each evening and refreshments, score cards 25 cents. Come and have a pleasant evening with pleasant people, playing begins at 8 p.m., 219 West Ashst. A pretty event took place at the Ball home on South Madrona-ave Sunday. When a double birthday anniversary was celebrated in honor of Johannie and Jennie Balls' sixth birthday, a delicious dinner was prepared by Mrs. Ball and those who enjoyed the party were the children's grandmother, Mrs. J. W. Temple-an aunt, Miss Susie Temple, and uncle, Mr. Val Cook and family all of Santa Ann. They received many nice presents. Mrs. Zerbe, of South Walnut-at Is on the Sick List. Miss Edna Dyke was a Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jas Hamilton of La Habra. Mesdames Jennie Swoap and Mabel Kenzil attended the Federation of the W. R. C. in Santa Ana at the G. A. R. hall, a good program was enjoyed and dinner served. Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Brawley were Los Angeles business visitors Monday. Mesdames Wenchel, Flosus, Burges and Wallace, attended the Baptist State convention Thursday. The ladies of the Christian church hold an all day meeting each Wednesday getting ready for the bazaar. Everyone is invited to come out, and help in this good work. The date of the bazaar has been changed from Dec. the 4th until Dec. the 11th. Mrs. Paddleford Is Athwart Law GENEVA, Nov. 21—Mrs. Paddleford has fallen the law again, according to dispatches to the Geneva year, borrowed 200 francs the concierge and gave assay a ring worth about 20 francs. Mrs. Paddleford, 30, willed Millicent MacKenny Shried Geo. E. Paddleford operator, who divorced charge of cruelty. A charge of grand larceny pending against Mrs. Paddleford in Los Angeles at the time G. AND L. LEASE, Nov. 21. Mrs. Bill Outhouse and little daughter Billy formerly of this lease but now of Whittier returned home Saturday after a few days visit on this lease the guest of her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Mayfield. Mrs. Pete Doyle of the Sterns lease was calling at the home of Mrs. B. F. McElhany Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wimer and little son George of Compton spent the week end on this lease with friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Slay and little daughter Cada Lee and Tom Shelton of the Sterns lease spent Wednesday evening on this lease at the home of Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Sellers. Mrs. Bill Outhouse and sister Miss Mozell Walters and Reed Wade were among those who attended the Red Lantern in Brea Thursday evening. Mrs. B. F. McElhany and Mrs. Pete Doyle were shopping in Los Angeles Friday. Mrs. Claud Goss and children, formerly of this lease but now of Brea, was calling on old friends and neighbors of this lease Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. O. J. Finch, Misses Capa tola and Elisie Plike of Placeintia, Rev. and Mrs. Lee Hill of Olinda and Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Glenn and son Kenneth of Carolina-ave, and Mrs. sane Mayfield motored to Cucomonga Friday evening and heard Rev. Jay at the Nazarene church. Mr. and Mrs. Tom White were Riverside visitors Tuesday. Miss Gertrude Turner who has made her home with her sister and family Mr. and Mrs. Bert Albertson of this lease for the past few years left Sunday for Florida to make her home. Mrs. Wheeler White and three children Ray Maylin and Eva spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Calum Murphy of Olinda. Erma Wardell Scotty McNeil Milton Verner and Mr. and Mrs. Preston Varner attended the dance in Brea Friday evening. Othe Mims of Los Angeles spent Monday night the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Mims. C. A. Delaney was brought home Saturday in Seals Ambulance after spending several weeks in the Fullerton Hospital with a fractured hip. Jim Bouldin is spending a few days in Los Angeles. Mrs. Floyd Wright of Anaheim spent Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. McElhany. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Frammel and children formerly of Olinda but now of Placentia spent Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler White. Mrs. R. E. Mims spent Wednesday in Los Angeles at the home of hers on and family, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Mims. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pope and two boys Billy and Lewis motored to Fuerton Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Brawley were Los Angeles business visitors Monday. Messames Wenchel, Flacus, Burgess and Wallace, attended the Baptist State convention Thursday. The ladies of the Christian church, hold an all day meeting each Wednesday, getting ready for the bazaar. Everyone is invited to come out, and help in this good work. The date of the bazaar has been changed from Dec., the 4th until Dec., the 11th. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wenchel and children went to Camp Baldy last Sunday. Miss Carolyn Sammons of Downey, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.W. Sammons, Miss Winnie Mae Hardy spent Saturday night with her. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schweitzer and son junior, and Karl Fanning of Madrona-ave, were visiting in Anaheim Sunday. Mr W.E.Fanning was a business visitor in Los Angeles Saturday. Mrs Nellie Green of South Macron ave entertained her son Mr.Frank Green and wife of Long Beach at dinner Sunday.Mrs.Green returned to Long Beach with them for a short visit. Mr. and Mrs.A.J.Severson and children were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.Haven Artz of Bellflower. Mrs.Mary Fields and her cousin Mr.M.Riley were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.West in San Bernardino Sunday. Mr.和 Mrs.C.T.Woods of Orange-st and Elroy Dykes of South Walnut-st left Wednesday for Merced to visit their sister Mrs.Floy Carlisle. Dr.V.C.Charleston and wife of Needles formerly of Brea, were calling on friends in Brea Sunday afternoon. Mr.和 Mrs.J.J.Struppand son Carl were in Huntington Beach Tuesday. Mrs.Estelle Mitchell and daughter Katheryn had as their guests Sunday, Mrs.Margaret Chamberlain, Mrs.A.Hayes,Miss Gertrude Hyes and Mr.M.E.Brotherhood of Pasadena. Mr.Mandre Ted Salveson, were visiting in Fuerton Sunday evening. Mr.W.O.Muzzall and children,Loraine Audry and Virgil,of Lawndale,were Brea visitors Saturday. Mr.Mandre J.J.Strupp,and Earl Strupp were visiting Mr.Mandre F.S.Bloway of Long Beach Sunday. Mrs.Athur Carroll and baby Virginia of Barstow are visiting her parents,Mr.Mandre W.H.Sweap on S.Walut-st.Mr.Carroll Jim Bouldin is spending a few days in Los Angeles. Mrs. Floyd Wright of Anaheim spent Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. McElhany. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Frammel and children formerly of Olinda but now of Placentia spent Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler White. Mrs. R. E. Mims spent Wednesday in Los Angeles at the home of hers on and family, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Mims. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pope and two boys Billy and Lewis motored to Redondo and Long Beach Sunday. Mrs. A. N. White, Mrs. L. F. Lemley, Mrs. Wheeler White and two children, Mrs. K. L. Sellers, Mrs. P. L. Brown, Mrs. B. F. McElhany and Mrs. Floyd Wright attended the P. T. A at the Laural school in Brea Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. McElhany and daughter Lois were among those who attended the Red Lantern Theater in Brea Sunday evening. Miss Mozell Walters spent the week end with home folks in Downey. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Mims, Mr. and Mrs. James Bouldin and Miss Mozell Walters were among those who attended the California Theater in Anaheim Sunday evening. A. N. White returned home Sunday evening after a two day duck hunt in Imperial Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Kimber and daughter Miss Edna Mae and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Clark of Fullerton were chicken dinner guests Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. McElhany. Reed Wade left Saturday for a visit in Nebraska. Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Sellers and daughter Mabel, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Slay and little daughter Coda Lee of the Stcens lease was Santa Ana visitors Saturday evening. Mrs. Blackmore and children of Brea were callers on this lease Saturday. B. L. Sellers of the Hale lease was a caller on this lease Tuesday. Mannequins at the Paris autumn dress shows have been using complexion make-up to match or harmonize with the gowns they are displaying. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Salveson, were visiting in Fullerton Sunday evening. Mr. W. O. Muzzall and children, Loraine Audry and Virgil, of Lawndale, were Srea visitors Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Strupp, and Earl Strupp were visiting Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Bluoy of Long Beach Sunday. Mrs. Arthur Carroll and baby Virginia of Barstow are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.H.Sweap on S.Walnut-st. Mr.Carroll was called to the bedside of his grandmother in Jefferson, Indiana, who is not expected to live, he left early Sunday morning. Mr. and rMs Clark Vinson entertained friends from Pasadena Sunday. The Trinity Thimble club met with Mrs.Andy White on the G.Let Lease Thursday.All articles are to be brought to Mrs.Florence Mathews on South Flower-st,and prepared for sending to the Orphans' Home at Gilroy, on Dec.first. Mr. and Mrs.Charles Kelly of 331 South Walnut-st entertained Miss Edna Stokes of Los Angeles,the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs.F.W.Byers and children were visiting their aunt,Mrs.Emina Crowell of San Bernardino Sunday. AmI Tla Chapter of the O.E.S are giving a pot luck dinner Wednesday at 6 o'clock in the Masonic Temple in Fullerton. Mr. and Mrs.Clark Stewart and Mrs.Theresa Krapp of the Red Lantern Confectionery entertained friends from Los Angeles last Sunday. Mrs.Florence Mathews and Mrs.Lalah Hampson of Brea and Mrs.Sadles Middleton of Fullerton were Anaheim visitors Wednesday. Mrs.J.M.Burquist, Mrs.J.F.Schweltzer and Mrs.W.E.Fanning were Santa Ana visitors Friday. Mrs.Ernest Karnes and little Miss Fae Karnes of Bellflower,were visiting in Fullerton and Brea Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.B.B.Millenand sons,Garwood and Howard Madrona-ave were visiting Mr.Mrs.W.O.Muzzal and family in Lawnsdale Sunday. We serve only the sistent with the qua A trial means anot FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1924 Mrs. Paddleford Is Athwart Law Again GENEVA, Nov. 21.—Mrs. Milliant Paddleford has fallen artwart the law again, according to Zurich dispatches to the Geneva Journal, telling of her arrest there on false pretense charges. The concerge of a Zurich hotel complained that Mrs. Peddleford who was divorced from Dr. Geo. Paddleford in Los Angeles last year, borrowed 200 francs from the concierge and gave as security worth about 20 francs. Mrs. Paddleford, 30, was Miss Illicent MacKenny. She married Geo. E. Paddleford, an oil operator, who divorced her on charge of cruelty. A charge of grand larceny was pending against Mrs. Paddleford at Los Angeles at the time her husband got his decree in a trial which was brightened by testimony of Mrs. Paddleford's experiences with the police of Austria and Switzerland, accounts she vigorously denied. One of the witnesses included a 15-year-boy, known as Benjamin Teal, said to have been claimed as a son by her and taken with her on her European trip. FINE OLOMOS $100 C. Olomos, charged with disturbing the peace, entered a plea of guilty in Judge Kuchel's court and was fined $100, which he paid. He is alleged to have beaten up Jose Ogas his father-in-law with a club, following a dispute over family troubles. Ogas was not as badly injured as was at first feared, it is said. OPEN HIGHWAY BIDS DECEMBER 3 Supervisors will open bids Dec. 2 on the proposed paving of Hansen road, west of Anaheim, from Ball-rd to Lincoln-ave., according to a decision made by the board late yesterday. Under the specifications drawn by J. L. McBrife, county superintendent of highways, the pavement will be 18 feet wide. Slightly more than a mile of paving is contemplated. SUES ON DESERTION Asserting that Claude Bilyeu deserted her two months after they were married in Santa Ana in May, 1923, Helen Bilyeu, the wife, today filed suit in the superior court at that city to obtain a decree of divorce. PIGGLY WIGGLY All Over the World Your Nearest Store ... 144 West Center Street, Anaheim High Class Merchandise at Low Prices—A Little Profit on a Large Volume A Guarantee of Money Back if Purchase Is Not Satisfactory “HONEY WEEK” Nov. 17th to Nov. 22nd Pure Strained Honey 15-oz. Jar 25c 23½-oz. Jar 36c 45-oz. Jar 64c CANNED PEAS Del Monte, Small No. 2 can ... 21c Del Monte, Medium No. 2 can 18c Mission Brand, 16-oz. Can... 12½c Evergreen, No. 2 Can... 15c PRUNES 20-30 size, per lb... 26c 30-40 size, per lb... 20c Dessert Medium 2-lb. package... 19c Sunsweet Medium, 2-lb. package... 20c "HONEY WEEK" Nov. 17th to Nov. 22nd Pure Strained Honey 15-oz. Jar ..... 25c 23½-oz. Jar ..... 36c 45-oz. Jar ..... 64c CANNED PEAS Del Monte, Small No. 2 can ..... 21c Del Monte, Medium No. 2 can ..... 18c Mission Brand, 15-oz. Can..... 12½c Evergreen, No. 2 Can..... 15c PRUNES 20-30 size, per lb ..... 26c 30-40 size, per lb ..... 20c Dessert Medium 2-lb. package ..... 19c Sunsweet Medium, 2-lb. package ..... 20c JERSEY BRAND CORN FLAKES 2 pkgs. 15c SCHILLING BAKING POWDER Six-ounce can ..... 20c Twelve-ounce can ..... 39c M.J.B. The Quality Coffee of America 1-Pound Can ..... 57c 3-Pound Can ..... $1.66 BLANCO Softens Water Per Pkg. 25c KARO SYRUP Blue Label, 1½ lbs.. ... 12c Blue Label, 5 lbs.. ... 35c Red Label, 1½ lbs.. ... 14c Red Label, 5 lbs.. ... 40c SPECIAL IRIS BRAND PRESERVES Strawberry, Respberry or Blackberry 15-oz. Jar . . . 35c SUNMAID RAISINS Seedless or Seeded 15-oz. Pkg.. ... 11c Muscat Cluster, 15-oz. Pkg.. ... 15c FRUIT AND VEGETABLE DEPARTMENT SELECTED IDAHO RUSSETS 12 lbs.... ... 25c 100 lbs.... $2.00 Carrots, Turnips Beets 3 bunches . . . 10c FANCY NORTHERN CABBAGE (Solid Heads) Per lb. .... 3½c LETTUCE 3 heads . . . 10c Radishes, 2 bn. 5c NORTHERN BURBANK POTATOES Lug ..... 65c 100 lbs .. $2.05 EXTRA FANCY CAULIFLOWER Per head . . . 10c Bay Cities Mercantile Co. 144 WEST CENTER ST.—IN PIGGLY WIGGLY STORE Bay Cities Mercantile Co. 144 WEST CENTER ST.—IN PIGGLY WIGGLY STORE PRIME MEATS! COURTESY! PRICE! Pork Shoulder Roasts, per lb... 17½c Beef Pot Roasts, per lb... 15c and 17½c Shouder Lamb Roast... 18c Neck—Pot Roast... 12½c Breast of Veal Stew... 10c Veal Roast, per lb... 15c Prime Rib Roasts, boned and rolled, per lb... 30c Selected Eastern Bacon, half or whole piece, per lb... 35c Mild Lean Bacon, whole or half piece, per lb... 23c Sweet Eastern Hams, half or whole, per lb... 25c Pure Lard, 2 lbs... 45c Compound, 2 lbs... 35c We serve only the best and our prices are the lowest in Anaheim, consistent with the quality offered. There really is a difference in Meats. A trial means another customer.