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PAGE TWELVE SANTA ANA DAILY EVENING. MARCH 25. 1920 (Advertisement.) COLDS breed Spread INFLUENZA KILL THE COLD ONCE WITH cascara quinine Staudtrd cold remedy for 20 tablet sure, oo op a cold in 24 grip in 3 days, oney back if it fails. The genuine box has a Red with Mr. picture.

At -3 STAG POOL ROOM FIRKSTONE CIGAR STORE NICK AND GEO. PAPPAS 3 6 East Fourth Street 216 East Fourth Street Proprietors News from Orange County owns of the Is First Laguna Picture; Will Star Hedda Nova Theo. A. Winbigler Dr. I.

0. Mills Ernest N. Winbigler MILLS WINBIGLER UNDERTAKERS MISSION FUNERAL HOME Tne Mortuary Beautiful Phone 60-W The Services of a Lady Wi Additional Charge Newly Installed AMBULANCE Day or Night Calls N. Main Santa Ana, CaU HUNTINGTON BEACH, Mar. 2b.

R. A. Arnett, who recently sold his 'acreage near this city, has purchased W. D. Seeley, Huston Baxter a pair of lots on Tenth street, and will begin work in the future on a new home.

Josephine Smith has recently purchased two lots on Tenth street and will erect a fine new residence. Firm Does Big Business. W. D. Seeley, who has been gaged in the real estate business in this city for a number of years, has recently taken into his office J.

A. Baxter and D. W. Huston. Mr.

Seeley has gained a wide reputation as a reliable and energetic realty dealer, and the record of his office bears further evidence of the fact that he is a Mr. Baxter recently moved to this city from the East and Mr. Huston is a well- known ex-trustee of the city. From LAGUNA BEACH, Mar. The Laguna Del Rey Art Film newly organized, will shortly commence work on its first production, entitled Bird of The scenario was written by Miss Lolita Perine in Laguna Beach.

Hedda Nova, who is to have the leading role in the picture, her husband, Paul E. Hurst, and Fred Malatesta, the spent two days in Laguna last week, looking over the locations and conferring with the directors of the company. They were entertained by Mrs. Otis Jones at the Breakers and by Mrs. Frost and Miss Peake, who motored them over to Capistrano for dinner.

OF LARGEST DAIRIES TUSTIN, Mar. annual election for school trustee in the Tustin district will be held tomorrow, March 26. The term of L. Marchant expires at this time. Marchant declines to be a candidate for the office again, although in perfect harmony with all the other trustees.

He says that having been a member of the school board for twelve years, he believes the honors and responsibilities of the office should be passed around. The names of Byron Crawford and Chas. E. Dauers have been mentioned as possibilities. Mr.

Marchant has been re-elected to this office each term since the last year that Mr. Zeilian was school principal. At that time there were five teachers in addition to the principal. In 1913 two acres were added to the school grounds and the present handsome building completed and Is not outgrown, necessitating the purchase of nearly two acres more The shipments of dairy products and eggs from this section are heavy. Buys Twenty Acres.

DO YOU KNOW clean and Saits any way you wish? Moderate prices. Phone 33 for reduced prices on Rough Dry Family Work. SANTA ANA STEAM LAUNDRY CO. HANSEN STATION, March section boasts of one of the the way the new men are starting iargest and best equipped dairies in they promise to be £be county, the They report the following sales, thoroughly modem and using all the up0n which ig to be bullt a during the past thirty days House latest fuid most up-to-date methods gUntial addition. The con)9 of and lot on First street, to J.

M. milking and care of the milk. Carthers; one acre on boulevard, Wm. Carter to A. R.

George; house and lot on Eleventh street, J. W. Bergman to Mrs. W. Sandercook of 12 lots on voulevard, S.

Ferguson to Hilda Benson; 8-room comer Twenty-second and to C. W. Gardner of Iowa, graduate of the State Agricultural two lots on Tenth street, to R. A. gcbooi and present is foreman of Arnett; two lots on Tenth street, Lbe Dr ranch.

Josephine and A. R. Smith, (Mr. Gophers and linnets are quite a pest this spring. It keeps the ranchers busy after them.

Orange picking will here. Newport Beach Houses All Full, School Man Moves to Wintersburg WTNTERSBURG SMELTZER, Mar. Prof. H. O.

Ensign has rented the Otis Taylor home in Wintersbnrg, and on Saturday Mu. Ensign and the two younger children came here to stay. The house which the family were renting at Newport, where Prof. Ensign is principal of the schooL was sold and as no accommodations other than a two-roomed apartment were available, the present arrangement was made and Mr. Ensign will keep the other two children, Eugene and Marjorie, with him in school at Newport until the term closes.

The family had intended to return here for the summer vacation months, so were glad to have the opportunity to get the Taylor house in advance, as vacant houses are scarce here as elsewhere. Prof. Ensign and the children will come in Friday evening to remain over the spring holiday, which includes all of next week. LAGUNA ARTIST LOSES. CANVAS teachers now number fourteen.

The architects, Jeffrey Schaefer of Los Angeles, have submitted the plan and a picture of the new school building comprising four Smith purchased stock in the new Loan I house and lot on Eighth street, to A. Lawton, the popular pool hall jmau; the Geo. W. Moore house on Sixth street, to R. L.

Reeves; C. E. E. Waynick has purchased twenty a kindergarten, rest acres in this vicinity. That means and kitchen.

The building is he will remain with us. Waynick is to front on Main street. On the next day, Saturday, the school board election is to be held. The polls will be open from 8 a. m.

to 6 p. at the school house. Local people are urged to come out and support the school bonds. To Submit Church Plans. soon begin HARPER-FAIR VIEW, Mar.

25 The Harper church is to he the scene Friday evening of an which promises to be an interesting occasion for all mesa folks, as the have pledged themselves to provide a worth-while program. Everybody is invited, of course, but especially all the old bachelors and widowers of the district. The affair is under au- Lavering lots on Seventh street, to Rot Bhm a fi7je crop but are O. A. acres and 4-room beautiful to look at, one waving! Anderson agreed to draw house to J.

A. Baxter; and one acre and 3-room house northwest of Su- Bumgartner Place Sold. Al. ten acres, all in barley. for the new church building.

Mr. up another mass of green. I plan and is to be at the church on I A R-ixter- house is reported the old Bumgartnerj Wednesday night of next week to ex. iff place on North Hansen road has plain the two plans at a congrega- been sold to an Imperial valley man tional meeting, who will improve and occupy it as a To Fight Phone Case, home. The subscription list for funds to John Montgomery has lately sold prosecute the test trial in regard to ten acres on Seally Road.

Mutual Telephone company is' at Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hathaway and First National Bank of Tustin Mrs. M. E.

Canby were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Eddy Sunday. Merrill Hunt sports a new Ford On Monday afternoon the trustees1 spices of the Aid society, of the Tustin Presbyterian church There will be a small admission held a meeting with the architect Geo. T'an of the Fairview Farms, is very sick with pneumonia.

He took sick Saturday evening. W. Stearns returned home from LAGUNA REACH, Mar. A. Faille, well known member of the colony here, had a very unpleasant experience one day recently.

He was painting at the extreme end of Goff Island when an unusually large wave came in unexpectedly, and knocked him down. His canfUs and eighteen dollars worth of paints were washed out, but Faille was fortunately able to recover his brushes. Prof. and Mrs. Waddle and their son, Elliott, will arrive in iAguna on Friday, March 26, to spend the Easter vacation.

They will be the guests of Marie Frasier. Dr. Waddle is professor of child study at the Los Angeles State Normal. Mrs Waddle is a noted writer and lectur er. She gave a lecture in Lagnna some time ago, on children, called Rainbow Spirit of Mrs.

Frasier's mother, Mrs. Harding, has returned to Laguna from Santa Ana, where she has been visiting her son, James Harding. Conway Griffith has returned from a very pleasant visit in Riverside with Mrs. Harriet Norton and her family. Mrs.

Masters, Mrs. Arthur Heineman and her daughter spent Saturday In Tjaguna and Arch Beach. Mrs. Masters is the sister of Miss Augusta Sentor, the well-known patroness of art. Miss Harriet Kuehmsted and a party of friends motored down from Pasadena Friday to spend the weekend.

Mr. Biglow is down from Riverside for a few days to plant a garden in preparation for the summer. Manrique Becomes III Francisco J. Manrique was taken ill last week in Los Angeles, where he and Mrs. Manrique had gone to meet some guests, and was com and lot on Eighth street, to Mr Nichols of Santa Ana; house and lot on Eighth street, to Mr.

Lamb of Santa Ana; house and lot on Tenth street, to E. J. Hill, local driver for Standard Oil company. Besides dealing in real estate, these men have grasped the opportunity to help some of the local ranchers place oil leases on their roadster. land and have recently placed a number pelled to take to his bed, where Imperial Valley Saturday, but left have to remain for some Dr.

and Mrs. Ralph W. Reynolds and their children were in Laguna ever Sunday, occupying Mrs. New in charge of Mr. Vance.

The trial ipected to return Wednesday or to- is soon to come before the supreme day again for the valley on Tuesday. Mark Baker is repainting his house. Mr. and Mrs. Williamson motored house to San Diego on Friday to visit Mr.

Kirkley motored down from their son and his wife. They ex Los Angeles Tuesday and spent the night at his cottage, coming to see of our SOMETHING CHOICE in the GROCERY LINE YOU will always find the most choice brands of gro- cerier here, as well as all the staple lines. Why not phone your order now. G. A.

Edgar 114 East Fourth Street Phone 25 Groceries and China lease for Peter Ringville, one for ranchers are going into the turkey Mr. oods and one for G. J. Hough- rajSjnfr business. This will sound ton.

They say they can place a num- g0od about Christmas or Thanksgiv- ber of leases with reliable Los Angeles companies. Wright Has Rosy Report. E. C. Wright reports business court.

The Tustin committee is very enterprising anxious to get its proportion of the amount to be raised so that its representative, Wm. Belding, can turn it over to the central committee. Those who have subscribed and have so far overlooked the matter are urged to turn their money in at once at the bank. The regular meeting of the Tustin Presbyterian Missionary society will he held Tuesday afternoon at ing time. These copious rains give everyone the chance to plant and grow flowers.

How they do brighten up the good and improving every day. places! And the glow of color Wright has been in the real estate jg a relief to the eye. Let us com- business in this city a number of fojne the practical with the ideal, years and is thoroughly conversant, aad grow more flowers. It will help the home of Miss Ida Mitchell iu with values and always does his keep the children on the ranch. Ana.

share of the business. He reports --------------------------the following recent sales: Lots 1, 5, 7, 16, block 704, Vista Del Mar; lots 5 and 7, block 406, V. D. lot 5, block 713, V. D.

one acre in Tract two whole blocks in East Side Villa Tract; a 5-room house, house and lot in Vista Del Mar, and two big farm deals, being 20 acres, four miles north of the city, and 10 acres at the city limits. C. W. Warner Busy Man. Judge C.

W. Warner has recently been appointed deputy assessor and has been extremely busy. His oifi- HUNTINGTON BEACH IS SHIPPING BEANS SANTA ANA GARMENT FACTORY 427 West Fourth St. Phone 1438-WK Wholesale and Retail. and custom made garments.

We manufacture everything we sell. HUNTINGTON BEACH, Mar. 25. cars of lima beans have been recently shipped from the Huntington Beach warehouse, east of the city, and the Golden West warehouse at Smeitzer. Richard Drew, manager of the Huntington Reach warehouse, reports two cars consigned to cial office gives him an unusual op- York City and one each to Abilene, portunity to become familiar with Poughkeepsie, N.

Steu- values. Even though going at top benville, Indianapolis, Mil- speed with the county work, he re- waukee, Atlanta, Kan! ports the sale of the L. M. Linds-1 sas City, Dayton. O.

These ten ley place on Fourteenth street, to J. I cars contained 6,664 sacks. L. Burmeister, who has moved into, Two of the six cars shipped by H. the newly acquired home; the J.

H. T. Dunning of the Golden West Lawrence house on Huntington warehouse were consigned to New avenue to G. M. Ward of Colorado, York City, and one to Baltimore, who has also moved to California; Wilkesbarre, Philadelphia and the Alberta Hughes home to H.

B. Pittsburgh, Pa. The shipments con- Haskell of the Southern California sisted of 5,000 bags Edison company, and the Grover DeLapp home to C. A. Luckfield.

Mitchell Selfs Residence. J. W. Mitchell, who recently opened an office in the city, breaks into the game by the sale of Miss home on Thirteenth street, to Mr. Towle.

H. Larter, director of the First National Bank, who limits his op FRIED GRASSHOPPERS DELICACY, IS CLAIM CORVALLIS, Mar. Ever eat fried grasshoppers? missing a real delicacy, if you according to Frank L. Snow, professor of industrial journalism at the Oregon Agricultural College here. Snow spent six years in South Central Africa, and it was there that he learned something about what is if the storms had damaged his place.

Dr. and Mrs. Howe drove down from Riverside Thursday and stayed until Sunday at their cottage. Miss Pauline spent Saturday and Sunday her home on the Cliffs. Wind Blows Tree Down The high wind of Saturday night blew over a large cypress tree in the hotel yard.

The tree was not broken and will bd pulled up and replanted. No other damage has been reported. The rain has done a great deal of good, grain and gardens are flourishing and all the cisterns are -Monday afternoon hail fell for SAN DIEGO MEN HERE TO INSPECT ROADS Quotas for the various Baptist churches in Orange and other South-j Ikona musehli, they say em California counties have not been assigned by those managing the campaign by which it is proposed to raise $3,699,000 among the Bap good to eat. all, what one eats is largely a 1 cx' a matter of said Professor during the storm Snow. fastidious epicures in this country are willing to pay high pan fad and prices for froglegs.

But down in on with Africa the blacks turn up r' Mrs. Jtobert Evans. they I noses at the idea of eating frog l)een in.Pl0.s Angeles all winter (No But these natives are particularly fond of grasshoppers. I first indulged in their delicacy when I had tists of Southern California as without food for many hours, share of $100,000,000 for the New and really tasted like World Movement. A conference of Baptists, held in Los Angeles, was attended by J.

S. Runyan and J. J. Harrison of the First Baptist church of Santa Ana. A resolution was passed at the conference expressing the confidence of the Baptist leaders that Japan will deal in an upright manner in handling the Korean situation.

Dr. J. M. Scott, who will sail for Japan on April 3, will bear the message. WARN AGAINST USE OF The Board of Supervisors and Highway commissioners of San Diego county and Engineer Moulton were here yesterday inspecting the Paved roads of Orange county, erations to tarm lands, reports the They were out mogt all the after.

noon with County Engineer Mc- sale of four acres of highly improved land at Westminster, to Mr. Winklepleck. Every realtor interviewed expressed himself as well pleased with the outlook and all are enthusiastic in their belief that the coming season will be the best enjoyed for years. TOO LATE Death only a matter of short time. wait until pains and aches become incurable diseases.

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SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. western tennis girls have shown that as double players they are equal to the best in the country. The phenomenal victory of Mrs. Ethel Sutton Bruce of Los Angeles and Helen Baker of this city over Mrs. Wightman, the national champion, and Eleanor Goss of New York clearly places the coast doubles team in the first rank of women players.

The victory of the west over two such formidable players as the east put on the courts was not expected and the victory is all the more remarkable on the brand of tennis played. The eastern girls showed all the best there was in tennis and the western girls met them stroke for stroke. The game played last week at Berkeley was the most sensational and spectacular game ever seen on this coast. The eastern team admits in a fine spirit of sportsmanship that they played their best game and were beaten by a better team playing a better game than they showed. Register ads get resulta.

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Crown Stage Co. Phone 925. UNIQUE STEP TAKEN BY ELSINORE FOLK and were on their way to San Diego, where they will sperid some time before returning to their home in Oshkosh, Wis. Frank W. Cuprien is holding an exhibit at the and Livermore gallery in Pasadena.

Symons on Carnegie Jury Gardner Symons has been elected 11 serve on the jury of the nineteenth international exhibition of the' AP AC TIHMWr1 Carnegie Institute in I II vvj which opens April 29. Other nent men to serve on the same jury The American Gas Association has this year are Julius Alsson from: issued a warning to gas consumers! England, Andre Dauchey from against the use of cheap unfit tubing France and Emil Carson, Charles H. in connection with gas appliances. I Davis, Charles Hawthorne, Edward According to the association, such' W. Redfield, W.

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WALKER REPORTED TO HAVE LEFT ANAHEIM According to reports from Anaheim, Architect J. F. Walker of that city is missing. It is said that left the city last Thursday, and to have written a note stating that he was leaving to escape certain creditors in the east. Mrs.

Walker is said to have sold their household furniture and to have departed last Saturday, presumably to join Walker. Walker returned to Santa Ana some months ago with a view to reestablishing himself in business here. He was involved financially when he departed from here some years ago, and declared that he had returned to make good all claims held against him. Later he went to Anaheim, where he apparently was building up a good business. It is said that he left some creditors there, among them, a young man who was in his office.

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