oc-plain-dealer 1919-03-03

SALLING-KAUESS NUPTIALS SATURDAY OLINDA, Mar. 3.—Special—Mr. Joseph Salling of the Columbia lease and Mrs. Josephine Kauess of Uplands were married Saturday morning at the home of his brother, Mr. Robt. Sallings of the Santa Fe lease. Rev. James Elliott of the Olinda Nazarene church officiating. After a short honeymoon trip they will make their home on the Santa Fe lease. Mr. Salling will still work on the Columbia lease. The series of meetings which have been in progress at the Olinda Nazarene church will continue this week. Rev. Paul Reese, boy preacher of Pasadena, will be in charge after the middle of the week, as the evangelists, Rev. Lewis and Mathews will begin meetings in Whittier at that time. There were a number of people from Whittier, Anaheim, Placentia and Brea attended the all-day meeting of the Olinda Nazarene church, Sunday. Harry Johnston of Anaheim spent Sunday with his brother, E. J. Johnston of the Puente lease and attended the all-day meeting of the Olinda Nazarene church. Mr. and Mrs. Thayer of Anaheim spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. M. R. Scribner of Olinda. They attended the M. E. church Sunday morning. Marshall Ingram and family of Puente spent Saturday and Sunday with W. H. Clark of the Columbia lease. They returned to Anaheim Sunday to meet Mr. Ingram's sister, Mrs. Jeffe of Sedan, Kansas. Mrs. Ora Brown of the Santa Fe sick and is staying with her mother Mrs. Gains of Carbon Canyon. Prof. Bolce of the Fullerton high school, spoke at the Olinda M. I church Sunday morning. He is one of the M. E. minute men. Mrs. F. O'Connor and brother, Mr Berg of Los Angeles, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Calkin of the Columbia lease. Sunday the motored to Laguna Beach. The youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miranda of the Santa Fe lease is quite sick with tonsillitis. Mr. Griminger and family of the Santa Fe lease spent the week-end in Los Angeles. Mr. Griminger of the Santa Fe lease received word that his friend Ed Moore, fell from a derrick in Bakerfield, Sunday and was instantly killed. Andy Lyle and family attended the theatre in Fullerton Sunday evening. BIG SHIPMENT OF POPULAR AVERY TRACTORS ARRIVE One of the largest shipments of tractors ever received by a local distributor in Orange-co, comprising 4 carloads of Avery tractors of various sizes, is now being received by The Avery Company of Orange-co, and being placed on display, after today, at their sales room, 132 South Los Angeles-st., Anaheim. Many advance orders are now on file, as owing to the unprecedented demand for Avery tractors it has been impossible to keep up with the deliveries and it will be good news to those who have been waiting patiently for an Avery Mr. and Mrs. Thayer of Anaheim spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. M. R. Scribner of Olinda. They attended the M. E. church Sunday morning. Marshall Ingram and family of Puente spent Saturday and Sunday with W. H. Clark of the Columbia lease. They returned to Anaheim Sunday to meet Mr. Ingram's sister, Mrs. Jeffs of Sedan, Kansas. Among those who attended Mr. Geo. Ingram's funeral at Anaheim, Saturday, were Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Clark, Mrs. Dave Rosa, Mrs. W. Hillborn and Mrs. Ed Fogerty of the Columbia lease, and Mr. and Mrs. O. Peck of the Olinda lease. Mr. and Mrs. Hunt of Anaheim are at La Vida Springs. Mrs. Haut is taking baths for paralysis. W. H. Clark and family, and Geo. Williams of the Columbia lease, motored to Seal Beach Sunday, returning by way of Garden Grove and called on Mrs. Clark's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Case. Old Parts Made New—New Parts Made, too—Conserve don't waste the old parts of autos, sewing machines, iron beds, locks, aluminum kettles, hot water colls, anything made of metal. Expert Oxy-acetylene welding at the KERN CYCLE CO., Work Guaranteed Radiators Repaired DELIGHTFUL AFFAIRS The home of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar J. Hartung, of Sunkist-ave, was the scene of two delightful affairs on Friday. In the afternoon Mrs. Hartung was hostess to the members of the Wednesday Afternoon Club. After several spirited games, prizes were awarded to Mrs. S. Lybarger. At five o'clock a delicious luncheon was served, covers being laid for Mescames M. C. Goff, Percy Bradford, Roger Dutton, Joe Carroll, A. B. McCord, J. K. Lybarger T. F. Morgan Leo, Sheridan, S. Lybarger, Misses Lillian Bennerscheldt, Nina McClellan and Hazel Lacy. In the evening Mr. and Mrs. Hartung entertained with an informal dancing party to which a few intimate friends were bidden. Good Piano ARE NOT DAMAGED by a y or two of careful use—rather than improve the tone. We have quite a selection of dependably used instruments on hand that we have taken in exchange ARE NOT DAMAGED by a y or two of careful use—rather th improve the tone. We ha quite a selection of dependa slightly used instruments on ha that we have taken in exchange Players and Baby Grands, which we are offering at a fraction of their real wor —Several different makes and nea all styles of cases. Convenient terms desired. COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPHS AND RECORDS also complete line of sheet music popular prices. Everything Musical and Nothing B Music Schmidt Music Company 136 WEST CENTER ST., ANAHEID Roy W. Ha The Orange County Plain Dealer, Anaheim, Calif. HAVE HOUSE GUEST FROM OKLAHOMA YORBA LINDA, Mar. 3.—Special—Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rollins, have as their house guest, Mrs. Rollins, Sr. who came from Oklahoma to California several months ago. She has been visiting until recently in Ontario. Mrs. Simons entertained Mr. and Mrs. Sealy of Whittler, recently. Mr. Sloan is enjoying a visit from his sister and her husband who make their home in New York state. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Bemls were pleasantly surprised a few nights ago by an impromptu housewarming. About thirty members of the younger set made up the jolly party. The Royal Neighbors are planning a box social and dance for St. Patrick's Day. Mr. F. Simmons has sold his ranch for a consideration of $15,000. Miss Bertha Schuller is visiting her sister, Mrs. Carnes. Mrs. A. C. Drake spent the weekend at home. Mrs. O. D. Farris entertained guests from Los Angeles on Sunday. Mrs. M. Vernon went to Pasadena on Friday where she visited with Miss Bradbury, returning home Sunday. Mrs. Bosworth and Mrs. M. A. Bridge spent the week-end in Los Angeles. Miss Sarah Logsdon was the guest of Miss Muriel Simons Saturday night and on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Logsdon and the young ladies motored to Los Angeles and Montebello. There will be a stereopticon lec- SAVAGE TIRE CO. RAISES 'EM FIVE "The Savage Tire Co. will just add another five to it," said L. S. Chamberlain, Savage Tire manager of this territory, when told that McKeen and Faber, the company's live Anaheim agents, were offering five dollars for a business slogan. So there is a brand new ten dollar gold piece going to someone. Everybody should try their hand at slogan writing. Its easy and good fun besides. And to the person who wins, well, there's that bright ten dollar gold piece they've got down there in the big safe at their new tire store and vulcanizing works on North Los Angeles-st. The contest closes the 17th of March—get the date?—St. Patrick's day and it isn't very far away. So get busy and write down on a piece of plain paper the slogan you suggest, together with your name and address and mail to McKeen & Faber, 119 N. Los Angeles-st, Anaheim. As soon as the best slogan is selected, the name of the winner and the winning slogan will appear in the Plaindealer. Opening Ar On Monday, March 10, we wi Every tractors of various being received by The Rev of Orange-co, and be-display, after today, at 132 South Los Angeles. Many advance on file, as owing to demand for Avery been impossible to the deliveries and itws to those who have patiently for an Avery of their arrival. Satisfaction Avery given to ranchers and throughout the county to their low cost and up-and-the-simplicity of commending them is prudent and careful FUL AFFAIRS Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Sunklist-ave, was the rightful affairs on Friernoon Mrs. Hartung the members of the pernoon Club. After games, prizes were S. Lybarger. At five luncheon was served laid for Mescamesy Bradford, Roger Roll, A. B. McCord, J. Morgan Leo. Sheri-Misses Lillian Ben-McClellan and Hazel Mr. and Mrs. Har with an informal which a few intimate den. BUYS HOTEL ANTLERS C. Gilbert, who recently came from Corona, and is one of the owners of the Liberty garage, has purchased the Antler's Hotel over Heying's Drug Store. Leiby & Co. make the very finest chocolates. You can buy them in bulk or packages at Heying's Pharmacy, "On the Corner." Just arrived new KELLY-SPRING-FIELD OXERSIZE tire for DODGE CARS. No advance over old style of 1918. On sale at 209 E. Center-st, Anaheim, Cal. Opening Art On Monday, March 10, we will visit 111 North Los Angeles street several years was in the electric who was in the same business in the aviation service, has reheim store and will reside in the of electrical fixtures, washing machines and motors, and also furnish you contract estimates pair fixtures of any kind. We guarantee high grade service and your business will be high Reid & Fa 111 North Los Angeles St. We also maintain a store at grade service is offered the pu Pianos MAGED by a year ful use—rather they one. We have tion of dependable instruments on hand taken in exchange on 1918 Oakland S PRICE $ DELIVERED Additional 2 per cent war tax will be ad stock of One Unit Sedan, two Touring will be in a day or two. Better get one now and save about The Car is Right, the Pr Pianos MAGED by a year foul use—rather they one. We have tion of dependable instruments on hand aken in exchange on Grands, which we are of their real worth makes and nearly Convenient terms if MONOGRAPHS RECORDS of sheet music at and Nothing But sic at Music company R ST., ANAHEIM Hamilton PRICE $10 DELIVERED Additional 2 per cent war tax will be adstock of One Unit Sedan, two Touring will be in a day or two. Better get one now and save about The Car is Right, the Pr Service is If you are in the market for a car, almakes over, then come to us and let us day for the money. We have a car thavery cheap in upkeep. The Oakland Sensible Si Is equipped with 32x4 tires, which a giving tire mileage from 8000 to 12,000 as 24,000 has been reported. Gas mile1000 to 1500 miles on a gallon of oil, class by itself in upkeep. We do not ask you to take our word er. You will find every Oakland owner they all know they have the best car valuPhone Sunset 70J or Home 422 for Wickersheim I FULLERTON, C NOTICE—We have two Oakland Mech Bring your cars in and have them tune work. All work guaranteed. THE ELI WHO TREATS YOU RIGHT In order that there may be no confusion as to just what a slogan is, McKeen & Faber give the following definition: A slogan is a short, catchy sentence, of not over seven words which instantly conveys to the mind the idea of the superior quality of some article or of some unusual service offered or features some particular business. For example: McKeen & Faber want a business slogan along this line—"McKeen & Faber—The Milage Men," or "McKeen & Faber—Tires—A New Pair or a Repair?" or "McKeen & Faber—Where your Rubber Money Stretches Farthest." You can beat these slogans. Send your in today. We have just received some of Roger & Gallet's imported French perfumes $1.50 per oz. Heying's Pharmacy "On the Corner." ANNOUNCEMENT! We are now in our new business location, ready to serve you better than ever with the finest of dry cleaning work. We are as close to you as the telephone. Anaheim Dye Works 213 W. Center St. ing Announcement March 10, we will open a first class electric shop at ING ANNOUNCEMENT March 10, we will open a first class electric shop at Los Angeles street. Mr. J. R. Reid, of the firm, who for a while was in the electrical business in Los Angeles, and the same business in Fullerton before going to France on service, has returned and will conduct the Anaheim will reside in this city. We will carry a full line of fixtures, washing machines, vacuum cleaners, sewing motors, and also solicit your wiring, and will gladly contract estimates. Also we will manufacture or repair any kind. We will appreciate your business and high grade service and satisfaction on every job. Business will be highly appreciated. Respectfully, Reid & Farley Electric Co. Los Angeles St. Anaheim maintain a store at Fullerton where the same high is offered the public. 1919 and Sensible Six PRICE $1255 DELIVERED TO YOU war tax will be added to this price as soon as our present dan, two Touringsand one Roadster is exhausted, which ow and save about $20.00. PRICE $1255 DELIVERED TO YOU war tax will be added to this price as soon as our present Jordan, two Touringsand one Roadster is exhausted, which so. now and save about $20.00. Right, the Price is Right and the Service is Right market for a car, all we ask you to do is look the other to us and let us show you the best car in the U. S. toWe have a car that is light in weight, strong in power and Sensible Six Weighs but 2160 Pounds 2x4 tires, which are very much oversized for its weight, from 8000 to 12,000 miles. In many cases mileage as high imported. Gas mileage from 18 to 25 miles per gallon and a gallon of oil, which puts the OAKLAND SI** in a sep. To take our word for these facts. Ask any Oakland owner Oakland owner an Oakland booster. WHY? Because the best car value in the country. or Home 422 for a demonstration. Sheim Implement Co. FULLERTON, CALIFORNIA Two Oakland Mechanics in our service and Repair Shop. I have them tuned up or let us figure on your repair guarantee. ELECTRICIAN S YOU RIGHT : : : : PACIFIC 58