oc-plain-dealer 1925-02-06

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1925 THE PL 248 West Center Anaheim Chaffees WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT 238 East Center Anaheim Golden West PEAUNT BUTTER . . . . 23c SPECIAL 1 LB. CAN Fard Dates, lb. 22½c; 10 lb. box $2.40 SANTA ROSA No. ½ can 20c—TUNA—No. 1 can 38c COOL SPRING Golden Bantam CORN . . . . 20c Pacific Gem PINEAPPLE, 2 for ... 25c No. ½ CAN CHAFEE'S IMPORTED OLIVE OIL, ½ Gal. can ..... $1.70 Vegetable Dept. Spinach, 3 for 10c Radishes, 2 for 5c Rutabagas 6 lbs. for ... 25c Cocoanuts ea. 10c Pike's Peak Squash, lb. ... 6c Excellent quality Van Camp's Hominy No. 2½ can ... 11c Pop's Corn Starch 1 lb. Package ... 10c OLIVE OIL, ½ Gallon Van Camp's Hominy No. 2½ can ...11c Chaffees Pop's Corn Starch 1 lb. Package ...10c ALPHA BETA STORE THE BEST FOR LESS A. B. C, Help Yourself Service Saves You Money Saturday Only SUGAR 10 Pounds 65c LIMIT—10 lbs. with 50c or more purchase of Groceries IDAKO CREAM CHEESE, per lb...28c FRESH RANCH EGGS, per doz...34c SOUPS, Van Camp's, 3 cans for ...25c EXTRA SPECIAL SUETENE, 8 lb. pail ...$1.49 WHEAT MARKET IS HIGH MONEY OVERLAND 24½ lbs. BACK FLOUR $1.49 GUARANTEE SILVERDALE 2½ Tomatoes, 2 large cans 25c KRAUT, 2 large cans ...23c OHIO MATCHES 5 c. BOX POLAR WHITE SOAP, 7 bars for ...25c An Old Friend---in A New Dress Many will recall LButler as "Santa AnButler—its origin An Old Friend---in A New Dress Many will recall LButter as "Santa AnButter—its origi name. LOS ANGELES LA CREAMERY CO. BUTTER The Los Angeles Creamery Co., bought $400,000 worth of Orange County farm products during 1924. Special Home Co-operative Brand Butter 45c 40 years ago this BUTTER was sold o in Orange County. Today it is sold over Southern California. UNIFO Quality did it! OUR BEST GRADE Idaho Russet Potatoes 35 lbs. $1.0 Gerrard Bros. & Hanso 249 E. Center St. ADMITS FILLING POISON POTION COLUMBUS, Ohio, Feb. 6.—Admission that he filled the prescription at the campus dispensary for Harold F. Gillig, Tiffin, one of the Ohio State university students, who became seriously ill a few days ago, presumably by strychnine poisoning, was made here this afternoon by Jos. L. Moss, Columbus, a student in the College of Pharmacy. Moss insisted, however, that he did not prepare the medicine supposed to consist of capsaed quinine as aspirin. He said he merely took the medicine out of a bottle. This was about 10:30 a.m. last Friday, Moss said. Prosecutor Chester declared late today his intention of going into the report that strychnine had been used more or less among Ohio State university students, particularly for the purpose of mental stimulant preparatory to taking examinations. COLUMBUS, Feb. 6.—Mystery surrounding the seemingly surreptitious appearance of the bottle containing about 300 grains of strychnine, on a shelf in the College of Pharmacy laboratory, Ohio State university, was cleared up here today by police officials probing the mysterious distribution of capsules of strychnine which resulted in the recent death of two students and serious illness of at least three others. Prof. Wm. E. Keyser, an instructor in the College of Pharmacy, today informed Police Prosecutor Chester and the city detectives who are conducting the investigation that the bottle of poison was obtained about a year ago from the general chemical storeroom on the university campus. Keyser was unable to explain for what purpose the strychnine was secured. URGES ORANA FOR HI-School Notes The high school varsity and D class teams will play the similar teams of Garden Grove here this afternoon in the league series. A lively contest is expected. The B and C class teams defeated Garden Grove's two B and C teams yesterday afternoon at Garden Grove. Next Tuesday afternoon the locals will play Huntington Park. The B class team may go over as well as the varsity. Whether C and D will go is uncertain. Compton was beaten 29-12 in the practice game here. The girls' hockey team worsted Fullerton's team 4-2 here yesterday afternoon. This is the first season Fullerton has had a team. Roberta Eley scored one of the four points and Jeannette Huarte three. Esther Hile, Marjorie Laourette and Captain Mildred Laourette all at fullback, and Alma Callor, right wing, all played good games. The team will play Santa Ana here Tuesday. This is a playoff game, and is expected to be fast and furious. The first game, played there, was a tie. The indoor baseball team will play Tustin there Feb. 11. Games with Downey, Norwalk and El Monte also will be played before the regular league schedule opens on March 4, when Anabelm and Santa Ana will play there. All but Fullerton and Garden Grove have teams in the baseball league. BLAST IN MOTION PICTURE THEATRE KANSAS CITY, Mo., Feb. 6.—A motion theatre was blown up by a bomb and one suspect was killed by a policeman as he tried to break away at his home early today. The World in Motion, movie picture house, was wrecked by the explosion. URGES ORANA FOR COUNTY COLLEGE Orana, the junction of West Chapman-ave and North Main-st. Santa Ana, has been recommended as the site of the new county union junior college by the investigating committee of County Superintendent of School R. P. Mitchell. The committee wants 40 acres, which with buildings would cost $1,000,000, it is estimated. The money would be obtained by a bond issue. The tax rate on the Santa Ana junior college district would be cut from 23 to 12 cents, but that of the Fullerton district would be unchanged. FOREIGN NEWS NUGGETS ROME—Pope Plus has presented all the cardinals with silver medals, commemorating the centenary of St. John Latran. The American cardinals will receive this with letters from Cardinal Gasparri. CAPE JUBY, Rio de Oro Spanish troops are enroute here to quell the rebellion of native troops in Spanish territory here, it was learned today. Artillery from Tenerife has been sent to put down the uprising. LONDON—The aviator Hamilton, who was reported missing following his attempt to fly from Milan, Italy, over the Alps, has arrived safely at St. Moritz, Switzerland, word from there said today. ANTWERP, Belgium — Fire which broke out aboard the Hamburg-American liner Odenwald today damaged the vessel to the extent of $100,000, it was estimated by ship officers. BLAST IN MOTION PICTURE THEATRE KANSAS CITY, Mo., Feb. 6—A motion theatre was blown up by a bomb and one suspect was killed by a policeman as he tried to break away at his home early today. The World in Motion, movie picture house, was wrecked by the explosion. The bombing of the theatre was later laid to a localized war between union and non-union operators. The suspect, whom police have not so far identified, was arrested near the scene of the explosion, running. Patrolman Stephens, who made the arrest, took the man home at the prisoner's request. They awakened the man's wife, who told conflicting stories. The prisoner walked into a rear room. When Stephens told him to return to the front room, the suspect opened fire. Stephens shot twice, both bullets taking effect. DR. SUN SINKING PEKING, Feb. 6—Dr. Sun Yat Sen, South China dictator, was in a critical condition again today. Despite the use of radium as a palliate, Sun was growing weaker and slight hope was held for improvement. 15c Loaf Steam Brown Bread 5c WITH EACH DOZEN CREAM DONUTS AT 25c DOZEN SATURDAY ONLY! Cream Donut Shoppe Seelig Market—139 West Center G. O. PAYNE CASH GROCER - - 138 E. Center St. Sugar 141/1lb $1 G. O. PAYNE CASH GROCER - - 138 E. Center St. Sugar 14½ lbs.$1 100 lb. Sack $6.75 SUETENE, 4 lb. pail 85c; 8 lb. pail $1.65 4 Big Rolls Good Toilet Paper . . . 25c Glenwood Light Meat Tuna . . . . 15c Ben Hur Soap, 6 bars . . . . 25c Peet’s Machine Soap Powder . . . 35c Peanut Butter, 1 lb. can . . . . 25c M. & M. or Carnation Milk . . . . 9c Sardines in Oil, 2 for . . . . 15c Payne Saves You Money on Tobacco One Price Plainly Marked YOU SEE WHAT YOU GET AND WHAT IT COSTS WITHOUT ASKING A CLERK, WHEN YOU MARKET AT PIGGLY WIGGLY All Over the World RINSO Small size 4 Packages 19c RICE Fancy Head 2 Pounds 22c SOAP Creme Oil 2 Bars 15c OATS Quaker Large Pkg. 27c TOMATOES DEL MONTE SOLID PACK No. 2½ Can - - 15c Blue Seal Matches Per Box ..... 5c Libby's Bartlett Pear, No. 2½ can ..... 32c Navy Beans, 2 Pounds ..... 19c Royal Baking ..... 43c Salad Oil 15 oz. Bottle ..... 22c Vegex ¾ oz. 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Specials for Saturday Selected Idaho Russets 9 lbs. 25c. ... 100 lbs. $2.65 FANCY NORTHERN BURBAN KS, 7 lbs. 25c; 100 lbs. $3.10 Fancy Pippin Apples 4 lbs. for ... 30c Roman Beauty Apples 5 lbs. for ... 25c Fancy Florida Bananas Per lb. ... 10c Lettuce (solid heads) 3 for ... 10c Cranberries, per qt. ... 15c Parsnips, 4 lbs. ... 25c Fancy Florida Bananas Per lb. 10c Cranberries, per qt. 15c Lettuce (solid heads) 3 for 10c Parsnips, 4 lbs. 25c Bay Cities Mercantile Co. 144 WEST CENTER ST. — IN PIGGLY WIGGLY STORE VEAL SHOULDER ROAST, per lb. 12½c and 15c VEAL STEW, per lb. 10c Veal LOIN CHOPS and Veal ROUND STEAK, per lb. 30c FRESH PORK ROAST, per lb. 17½c LEGS FRESH PORK (Half or or whole) per lb. 22½c BEEF POT ROASTS, per lb. 15c SIRLOIN STEAK lb. 20c SIRLOIN ROAST BONELESS ROLLED ROAST (Prime Ribs Beef) per lb. 25c Eastern Dry Cured BONELESS BUTTS (Smoked) per lb. 35c Eastern SLICING HAMS (Half or whole) per lb. 26c Mild Cured BACON (Half or whole) per lb. 25c Fancy Eastern BACON (Half or whole, dry cured) per lb. 30c COMPOUND (with Meat purchase) per lb. 12½c PIGGLY WIGGLY ACC Over the World Your Nearest Store—144 W. 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