oc-plain-dealer 1919-04-18

When glasses are needed, see Geo. L. Dietrich, 16 yrs. experience. & M. Bank Bldg., Fullerton, California. SOCIAL AND PERSONAL Today being Good Friday school was closed. C. A. Reeks was a business in Los Angeles Wednesday. F. N. Gibbs spent today in tropolis, transacting business. Mrs. I. Swingle of Fullerton went a major operation yesterday the local hospital. Mrs. Forrest Fowler and spending this week at Riverside Mrs. Fowler's father! Mr. and Mrs. Victor D. L returned from a week's vacation relatives at San Diego. Miss Minnie Ricker of F had her tonsils removed at the helm hospital on Wednesday. Wm. Doyle of the Security al Bank of Los Angeles spentnesday night at his home in the Rev. and Mrs. Fred Mitchel Angeles visited over night. BRUNSWICK The wonder Phonograph--if you have not heard the new Brunswick with the ultona reproducer you have indeed a treat in store for you—As different from the noise of the ordinary "talking machine" as night from morning. The Brunswick plays all makes of records perfectly. The en- new Brunswick with the ultona reproducer you have indeed a treat in store for you—As different from the noise of the ordinary "talking machine" as night from morning. The Brunswick plays all makes of records perfectly. The entire music of the world at your command. Hear this wonderful instrument. Sole Agents Schmidt Music Co. "Everything Musical, Nothing But Music" KELLY HIGHEST QUALITY 10, 10, SEE US United States R Goody Orange Wholesale 209 East Center Str SOCIAL AND PERSONAL Day being Good Friday, high was closed. A. Reeks was a business visitor to Angeles Wednesday. N. Gibbs spent today in the mealis, transacting business. I. Swingle of Fullerton undera major operation yesterday at Riverside with Fowler's father. And Mrs. Victor D. Loly have receded from a week's vacation with at San Diego. Minnie Ricker of Fullerton, or tonsils removed at the Anahospital on Wednesday. Doyle of the Security Nationk of Los Angeles spent Wednight at his home in this city. and Mrs. Fred Mitchell of Los is visited over night Wednes- day with Mrs. Ella Williams of East Center St. Mrs. W. T. Henry of Canada has left the hospital, having recovered from a major operation performed three weeks ago. Rev. F. W. Mitchell of Los Anglos came down Wednesday to visit relatives and friends. He returned home this afternoon. Mrs. C. O. Trueblood returned to her home at Whittier on Wednesday from the Anaheim hospital where she underwent a major operation about three weeks ago. ANOTHER GUSHER The famous Baldwin Hills of the Standard continued to abound in gushers in spite of the prediction that no more big producers would be brought in in the Montebello field. No. 28, completed at a depth of 3318 feet. came in doing 4000 barrels of oil and close to two-million feet of gas. This well is the greatest producer since No. 22, completed about six months ago, which continues to hold the record for the greatest well in the state, making better than 4400 daily. Standard has made a remarkable development record on the Baldwin in two years. Twenty-seven wells have been drilled and a production of more than 20,000 barrels a day developed in that comparatively short time. Walter Black pilots the development work on the Baldwin. NOTED SOLOIST AT SUNRISE SERVICE Fullerton has been fortunate in securing the services of Mrs. Makinson as soloist for the Easter morning service. Mrs. Makinson who now lives in Los Angeles, has served as soloist in some of the largest churches in the east. Following ten years' service in Pittsburgh in that line of work she was invited to come to Chicago where she served a number of years in one of the largest churches in that city, the church of Dr. Thomas. During the time she was serving as soloist, she was given leave of absence for a number of concert tours. The country as a whole knows her best as the soloist for the Theodore Thomas orchestra. Cadman, known as the world's greatest writer of Indian songs, selects Mrs. Makinson to do his interpective work whenever it is possible to secure her services. REGISTER BY MAY 10 May 10 will be the last day on which one may register or transfer for the harbor bond election to be held on June 10. Those who have registered since January 1, 1918, and demain in the same precinct in which they registered need not register anew for the bond election. Only those who have not registered since that date or who have moved from Dress Up For Easter Buy the new suit or dress for Easter if you can—if you can't, then Let us make the garments you have Look their Best. FIRST CLASS WORK GUARANTEED Puritan Dry Cleaners Next to City Hall Anaheim Phone No. 547 REGISTER BY MAY 10 May 10 will be the last day on which one may register or transfer for the harbor bond election to be held on June 10. Those who have registered since January 1, 1918, and remain in the same precinct in which they registered need not register anew for the bond election. Only those who have not registered since that date or who have moved from one precinct to another are required to register or transfer to vote on the bonds. URGE MEMORIAL VOTE Petitions asking Orange high school trustees to call another election to vote $150,000 bonds for a memorial group of buildings are in circulation as a result of the determination of proponents of the Memorial plan to again present the project to the voters. The petitions present the Memorial plan, which is substantially the same as the former one, with the exception that the swimming pool idea is eliminated. Special prices on posters, programs and tickets for entertainment events. Plain Dealer Printing Co. Anaheim. THE NAME LY-SPRING SIGNIFIES ST QUALITY, ALSO MILEAGE COST ON YOUR TIRE BILL "KEEP SMILING WITH KELLY'S" 10,000 Miles Is Our Guarantee On Cords—Also Many Sizes In Fabrics MILEAGE COST ON YOUR TIRE BILL "KEEP SMILING WITH KELLY'S" 10,000 Miles Is Our Guarantee On Cords—Also Many Sizes In Fabrics US FOR A QUALITY WE NOW HAVE States Royal Cords and Fabrics Goodyear Cords and Fabrics Kelly-Springfield Cords and Portage Cords a SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY County Ti The House of Quality Anaheim, At New Fairyland Theatre TONIGHT ONLY Margarita Fisher, In "Fair Enough" SATURDAY NIGHT ONLY Ethel Clayton, In "Maggie Pepper" Now running at the California Theatre in Los Angeles. SUNDAY ONLY—Matinee and Evening Charles Ray In "The Sheriff's Son" Chas. Ray's new Thos. H. Ince-Paramount photoplay, "The Sheriff's Son" has an unusual dramatic theme. Of course, you like strong virile motion pictures, such as those made famous by Chas. Ray. —In addition a two-reel Mack Sennett comedy, "Reilly's Wash Day," running this week at Grauman's, for additional entertainment. Big Ones at the Fairyland all next week Adults 15c War Tax Extra Children 5c THERE IS NO REASON FOR Paying More you can buy your table supplies from us, get any reasonable amount delivered, and you pay no more than, you would pay elsewhere. Call at our store, THERE IS NO REASON FOR Paying More —you can buy your table supplies from us, get any reasonable amount delivered, and you pay no more than you would pay elsewhere. Call at our store, get our prices and try the service which we maintain for the benefit of our customers. Once you become a patron of this place you will remain our customer. —GOOD GROCERIES —RIGHT PRICE —PERFECT SERVICE Jacob Lakeman 128 E. 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