oc-plain-dealer 1925-01-08

NEW FEATURE TO PACKING PROCESS Savings of many thousands of dollars each season will be effected by the Anaheim Co-operative Orange Am'n. thru a new process operated for the first time today, when packing of navels on a scale started. The process is known as the Brodges and Brodike system, whereby the fruit is first treated in a solution so as to check decay by blue mold and then dipped in paraffine wax which closes the pores, making ice unnecessary, regardless of season. Around a score of M. O. D. houses have the equipment already for the first time and all of them will have it. The fruit is washed first, as at present. Manager J. H. Ritchie recited the following means of saving from the process: The cost is 6 1/2 cents per box, compared with 22 1/2 cents to New York City for leing. An estimated 2 to 3 per cent loss by decay is averted. There is no loss by shrinkage, because the fruit remains as fresh as it was in the house. Consequently, also, the fruit need not be packed so tightly as to allow for shrinkage; it is kept in natural its shape and its appearance as to form is superior. Its appearance is improved also by the gloss which is given the skin. Fruit otherwise fine, which would have to be rejected as culls because it would not, because of over-ripeness, be in prime condition when sold three weeks hence say, can be shipped the same other fruit. Hence the percentage of culls will be diminished. This processed fruit can remain in storage for three months—last summer it so remained from May to October—without deterioration. Consequently, even the congestion on the markets occurs, no need for dumping will arise. Fruit will not be sold to prevent its rotting on the hands of the jobber. If the machinery and process fail to make good the claims of its inventors, they and their backers are the losers, and they will take it out at their own expense. Propose Compromise on Boulder Dam Compact LOS ANGELES, Jan. 7. — Commercial proposals through which it was hoped to obtain Arizona's rutilification of the Colorado river compact were made by Governor James G. Schrugham of Nevada to Governor W. P. Hunt of Arizona in a conference of the two state executives here today. In the hope of winning Governor Hunt over to support of the compact, which the Arizona official has strenuously opposed, Gov. Schrugham arranged the conference and submitted several proposals to Hunt. Arizona is the only one of eight states named in the compact which has not signed it. The nature of his proposals was not divulged by Governor Schrugham, who declared that their publication would defeat his object in meeting with Governor Hunt. A tooth decayed is precaution delayed. Telegraph Co. San Francisco's had 195,824 stations on the same date. San Diego stood second in percentage gain in Group 1, with 8.26 per cent or 1922 stations, making a total of 25,000. N. R. Powley of Los Angeles has been promoted from former division commercial superintendent to general manager of the southern division. MAKES FAT PEOPLE SLIM New York Physician Perfecta Harmless Method of Reducing Weight The loss of as much as a pound of excess fat a day with no harmful results is the record made by many patients of Dr. R. Newman, a licensed practicing physician of 286 Fifth Avenue, New York, who announces that he has perfected a treatment which has quickly rid fat people of excess weight. What is more remarkable is the Doctor's statement that he has successfully treated thousands of patients for fat reduction without change of diet. This processed fruit can remain in storage for three months—last summer it so remained from May to October—without deterioration. Consequently, even the congestion on the markets occurs, no need for dumping will arise. Fruit will not be sold to prevent its rotting on the hands of the jobber. If the machinery and process fail to make good the claims of its inventors, they and their backers are the losers, and they will take it out at their own expense. BIG GROWTH IN PHONE EXCHANGE Reporting a gain to 2,023 stations in the Anaheim exchange during the past year and a jump in local calls to 10,000 per day on the average, Manager E. A. Beard today voiced his satisfaction in the continued growth of business. Los Angeles on Nov. 1 had 252,457 stations, a growth of 15.45 per cent since Jan. 1, 1924, by far the largest of any city in Group I of 20,000 stations or over in the system of the Pacific Telephone & City Dept. R4- (Advertisement.) THIS IS A COFFEE ADVERTISEMENT THIS IS COFFEE WEATHER HERE IS A COFFEE PRICE— S. S. High Grade, in Bulk, 2 pounds ... 70c WE HAVE CONTRACTED for five carloads of this coffee to be delivered during the next four months, which WILL COST MORE than the price at which we are offering you this coffee. Our Every-Day Price is 45¢ Per Pound DELICIOUS APPETIZING RELIABLE ECONOMICAL THIS COFFEE was purchased last August. Since then the cost has risen several cents per pound and is still rising. NO LIMIT —while the stock lasts. Restaurants, tea rooms, hotels—that use the best— stock up at this SALE PRICE Purchase two pounds of S. S. HighGrade Coffee and if it does not move equal to any of the higher priced coffees return the part not used and full-price price will be refunded. THIS COFFEE SALE ENDS JANUARY 10th Special for Saturday, January 10th Bishop’s Petite Wafers, in 40 ounce cartons 50¢ 265 STORES SAM SEELIG "Cash is King" CALIFORNIA'S LEADING GROCER Your Cross Word Puzzle HOW TO SOLVE THE CROSS WORD PUZZLE The way to solve the Cross Word Puzzle is to fill in the white squares of the diagram with the words which agree with the acronym definitions. The definitions are numbered eo corres- with the numbers on the diagram. Any word defined in the text under "HORIZONTAL" will be its number, shown in the diagram, and will extend all the cross to the first black space to the right of that number. The word must begin in the square that contains its iden- number, and extend as far as the white squares continue crruptedly. Any word defined under "VERTICAL" will also begin in the space that contains its number, but will extend downward as the white spaces remain uninterruptedly. 14 16 18 21 22 3 4 20 6 7 9 10 17 19 12 HORIZONTAL 1. Combine 2. Small child 3. Tart 4. Two and one 5. Musical note 6. Exclamation 7. Reflection 8. Island 9. Mid-day. COME Rain or Shine $5 Ruling Breeches $2.95 Re-in fine for these fine light or dark corduroy, grey wool marine cloth or OLD Army woolen breeches at this give away price. Watch them go. Jersey, heavy shakers, or brush wools — every price. Lot $2 All Wool Jersey Swearers ... $1.98 President Suspenders ... 35c Leatherface ... 19c Gloves ... $2.60 Work ... $1.95 Pants ... $79c Leather Work Gloves ... 79c Men's $1.25 Towels ... 89c Friday Starts Morning 245-247 W. Center St. HORIZONTAL 1. Combine 2. Small child 3. Tart 4. Two and one 5. Musical note 6. Exclamation 7. Reflection 8. Island 9. Mid-day 10. Dishearten 11. Lamprey 12. Prefix meaning two 13. Electrical sound producing instrument. VERTICAL 1. Discerning 4. Tested 12. Also 14. Pallet 15. Potash 16. Wealthy 17. Part of molecule 18. Ugly giant 19. Lowest tide 20. Happening 21. Viper 22. Enormous SOLUTION OF YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE TRUE L S RUS A LODE IDEA S I PER SUPINE O H DILAPIDATED S E OSIRIS MAP IT SILO TOIL Y EON E X KNEE OBTAIN COPIES OF MID-WINTER TIMES The C. of C. has available a limited number of copies of the mid-winter number of the Los Angeles Times, which Anaheimers may have to send to their friends back east. This issue of the Times effectively disposes of the stories of business depression being published in various sections of the east and mid west, which dislike losing population by removal to California. To keep the baby's fingers snug and warm in winter, put a small amount of cotton batting in the top of each little mitten. Thousands Of Women Are Now Taking This Easily Absorbed Iron Thousands Of Women Are Now Taking This Easily Absorbed Iron Worn-out Housewife Tells How Sba Quickly Regained Her Health and Strength "Only a short two weeks ago I was so tired, nervous and worn out from the drain on my nerves and strength of heart hold drugery, that I thought I could not keep up another day. "A short two weeks' treatment of the newer form of easily absorbed iron has given me a marvelous increase in health, strength and energy. Now I can do my whole house without help, and I would have to sit at home in the evening 'all-in,' sick and nervous." The above is a typical hypothetical case-said a well-known physician, formerly of Bellevue Hospital (Out-Door Dept.) New York, and the Westchester County Hospital, recently. "You cannot be well and strong and full of life without an adequate iron blood is rich in iron. It is your red blood that enables you to resist and overcome disease and that nourishes every organ in your body. Without iron your blood becomes thin, pale and watery. Your blood cannot nourish your skin unless she wears iron pains in your heart or kidneys, indigestion headache, and feel all 'run-down' and tired out." When your blood lacks iron, do not waste time taking stimulating medicines or narcotic drugs, but directly enrich your blood with the newer form of iron sold by all drugstores under the name of Nuxated Iron, which is like the iron inpinch, lentil, and apples, and is in a form easier assimilated by your blood. Get a bottle of Nuxated Iron today. Take it for two weeks and if you have not, like thousands of others, obtained most surprising health, strength and energy, the manufacturers will promptly refund your money. Any druggist will sell you Nuxated Iron with this "satisfaction or money back" guarantee. THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1925 Lot Shipped Lines up to $1.45 CAPS ... 69¢ Gras out Lot—Array O.D. SLICKERS ... $1.98 LOT WELL MADE $1.25 Work Shirts .89¢ Choice of blues, Khaki or stripes, full cut with reinforced seams. Lot Men's Undershirts and Drawers. Go at ... 29¢ LOT GENTINE COWHIDE BELTS ... 39¢ All in ONE GREAT LOT—UP TO $5 Riding Breeches $2.95 Ro in fine for three fine light or dark comforts. $4.50 and $5 Sweaters Jersey, heavy shakers, or brush woolls — every price. Lot $3 All Wool $1.08 Red Hot Barbains! President Suspenders ... 35¢ Leatherface ... 19¢ Gloves ... 19¢ Pants ... $1.95 Leather Work Gloves ... 79¢ Men's $1.25 89¢ Up to $5 Sport Coats Rich heater coats dominate this fixture lot, which also includes heavy pullover styles in plain colors. WITHOUT ANY REGARD FOR VALUE: $5.00 and $6.00 DRESS PANTS To Match Odd Coats ... A final Pants cut men! Fine sailing, worriedads, sergees and cassimeres go under the wicked sale hammer. Come early, buy plenty. Close out lot Khaki Pants ... 98¢ LOT GOOD RAINCOATS 389 Drab eleth inside and rubber lining—Nicey made coats with belts. $25 SUITS AND OVERCOATS to close our quirky 165 Neat stripes and fancy mixtures dominate this lot of fine suits at this feature bargain price. Early shoppers will have quite a selection of styles to choose from. None sold to dealers. LOT NO. 2 $30 VALUES Hard finish materials in a large selection of new color and pattern, grouped for easy selection. $35-$40 VALUES Famous makes, such as "Stein Bloch" and others, make up this wonderful lot. You'll be amazed at the values. LOT $15 SUITS The early shoppers will benefit and get the bargain of their lives tomorrow. Be here early! U.S. Army Shoes For Men ALL LEATHER Famous for their quality, come in russet or brown, lined or unlined, with single or double soles. $4, $4.50, $5 All Wool ARMY SHIRTS O. D. Wools! Big Plaids! Checks! To clear themaway, all the higher grade shirts go under the hammer tomorrow. Boys' Goods Boys' Scout Shoes ... $1.89 Boys' 260 Stockings ... 17c Boys' $5 Sweaters ... $2.95 Boys' Corduroy Pants ... $1.59 Phenomenal Bedding Values! Lot $2 Comforts. $1.89 Indian Blankets. $3.89 Lot $4 Comforts. $2.89 Lot $2 Blankets. $1.98 Value Without Parallel! A Big Selection! $5, $6 SHOES $3.89 In volume shoe selling lots are bound to become broken, leaving odd sizes. All these have been grouped in this lot, representing all kinds and sizes. Lot up to $8 N.W. Carter Shoes..... $5.89 OVERALL STOCKS MOVE OUT! $2.00 Union Made OVERALLS—For carpenters or all workmen White, blue or stripes..... Only 125 pairs "Southwick" Overall..... $1.00 UP TO $5 HATS You select from very fine felts in all popular shapes and new colors at this feature. Big Lot Canvas Gloves 8c CLOSE OUT AT FULL SIZE GOOD QUALITY PILLOW SLIPS 25c Lot of About 200 Patrs Ladies' SLIPPERS 79c Fancy Novelty Corduroys or ribbon trimmed felts with cotton woles, at a real have-gain while they last. LARGE SIZE 10c WHITE HDKFS. ..... 5c 24-inch RED or BLUE HDKFS. ..... 8c Lot Good Chambray 85c