oc-plain-dealer 1921-02-10

Thursday, February 10, 1921 City Briefs Ted Knecht, of U. S. C., is spending several days at his home her. Mr. Antone Shulte, of South Pasadena, is spending a few days in Anaheim. Miss Virginia Johnston, of Panadena, will be the guest over Sunday with friends in Anaheim. Mrs. J. Lilyd Moore and Mr. Nathan Moore motored to Long Beach Wednesday on business. Mrs. D. L. stand, of Los Angeles, was the guest today of Mrs. Constance Alfgeyer, Brookhurst-rd. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hunt moved yesterday into their new home on S. Claudina-st. in the south tract. Miss Dorothy Garrison, of H. Cartres-st, is entertaining this evening with a party for her plumb pupils. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Calkins, of Milford, Iowa, are visiting in Anaheim at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I. F. Calkins. Mr. and Mrs. William Jung returned yesterday from Prosno, where they spent several days with Mr. Jungle parents. Rabbi and Mrs. H. Genas, of Los Angeles, were guests the first of the week of their niece, Mrs. M. Bell, N. Ohio-st. Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Otter and Miss Marjorie Utter motored to Los Angeles Tuesday evening, where they attended a concert. Mrs. J. F. Alhborn has returned from Los Angeles, where she visited with her mother, Mrs. Raymond, and sister, Miss Louise Raymond. Mrs. Walter Littt, of Los Angeles, spent the early part of the week at the home of her friend, Mrs. A. A. Murch, 402 E. Addele-st. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Paxton, of Long Beach, motored to Anaheim yesterday and visited Mr. Paxton's sister, Mrs. A. G. McKoy, of 418 S. Melrose-st. Mrs. and Mrs. C. H. Fisher and little daughter, Loella, of Pomona arrived yesterday for a few days' visit in the L. P. Bolinat home, 121 N. Ohio-st. A. A. Murch will be among those from Anaheim who are in Los Angeles this evening attending the wrestling match between Miller and Montana. Mrs. Lucy Prott, of Salt Lake City, was the guest for several days the first of the week in the home of her friend, Mrs. L. B. Leverich, east of the city. Mrs. Louis Bots, of Winfield, Kansas, who is spending the winter in Long Beach, has been the guest today in the Dr. J. A. Archer home, 211 S. Ohio-st. Mrs. Minn Like returned home Tuesday after a two weeks' visit in Los Angeles, where she had been the guest of her sisters, Mrs. E. L. Fairbanks and Mrs. M.-Millen. Mrs. Frank Davis and Mrs. Claude Davis will return this evening to their homes in Los Angeles after a few days' visit with their mother, Mrs.-L. M. Thompson, S. Placentia-ave. Leo Callen, of Los Angeles, will arrive this evening to spend the week-end with his friend, Jr. 215 N. Claudin-st. Mrs. Manile Powell, Plumas-co., who has been her sister, Mrs. Shrotl, operation.' She had to and was quite ill for so far. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Aldrane were guests early on Mr Adams' parents, Mr. Adams, on Alberta-st., and of his sister, Mrs. A.C. st. Mr. and Mrs. Adam have recently located it coming from Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Finn, were guckits Week and Mrs.W.I.Carver North-st., Mr. and Mr. been spending the winter The two families were mer days in Minnesota seen each other for 25 yrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Solkern's mother, Mrs. dale, of Wichita, Kansas, visiting in Los Angeles this evening on a visit Abbott-home, N. Claudina, a suitable location they Anaheim their future host. Mr. and Mrs.H.Z. Stuckle-ave, enjoyed a Tuesday when they attentively reunion of the Fall in San Gabriel.About were present and enjoy dinner under the old graft which the entire party Mission play. Mr. and Mrs.Bell and of Wannatchee, Wash., wishing the winter in Pansadra Friday evening and over the week-end in their cousin, M.E.Beveridge 204 S.Ohio-st.The two be among the Anaheim will attend the Orange-on Saturday. A number of Anaheim tend the annual Wish which will be held in Sy Los Angeles Saturday ner will be served to sons and daughters on state and a program will who go from this city Mrs.H.Z.Beobe,Mr.Hoard,Mrs.Mina Lyke, E.A.Dunham,Mrs.Allinda Extraordinary Buys in USED AUTOS At the present time we have several of the best buys in used cars that we have ever been able to offer—real used cars at a fair price — cars that will give good service and worth more than we ask for them. SPECIAL 1920 Overland. This car is just like new. Only driven 6000 miles. Rubber is good and we know this is an extraordinary good buy at $795 - 1919 Ford Touring, with starter block. A-L condition ... $425 - Ford, speedster, disc wheels, extra wheel and tire. A Cracker-jack buy at ... $475 - 1918 Chevrolet; good rubber, good shape ... $495 - Series “8” Franklin roadster, good rubber, etc... $1150 - Another Ford for ... $195 - 1917 Ford Touring ... $225 - 1917 Chandler, has all good cord tires, $595 - 1919 Dodge Touring car. Good rubber, paint, and in good mechanical condition ... $995 - 1 Series 9-B Franklin Touring, special top, with sliding plate glass sides. Car has only been run a few miles. A bargain. - 1 Series 9-B Franklin Touring car, rebuilt in our own shop. Price right. SEVERAL OTHER GOOD BUYS These Cars Can Be Purchased On Easy Terms Bob White Orange County Distributor FRANKLIN & LIBERTY AUTOMOBILES ANAHEIM SANTA ANA 135 S. Lemon St. Third & French Sts. Bob White Orange County Distributor FRANKLIN & LIBERTY AUTOMOBILES ANAHEIM 135 S. Lemon St. SANTA ANA Third & French Sts. Our Quality Standard In Men's Clothing IS NOT SURPASSED IN ANY RESPECT BY ANY ONE Clothing That Upholds the Reputation the Manufacturer and Yungbluth —And We Give You Our Individual Attention In Pleasing You In Fit, Style and Design. NEW SPRING CLOTHING BEGINN TO ARRIVE Come In And Try a New Suit On F. A. YUNGBLUTH "The Home of Hart-Schaffner and Marx Clothes" "BY ALL MEANS GET A FIT" Anaheim California THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA end with his friend, J. Leslie Abbott, 215 N. Claudim-st. The young men are both students at U.S.C. Mrs. Mamie Powell, of Inglemeine, Plumas-co, who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Shrot, Ball-rd., is recovering nicely from the effects of an operation. She had tonsils removed and was quite ill for some time. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Adams and children were guests early in the week of Mr. Adams' parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.K. Adams, on Alberta-st, and in the home of his sister, A. C. Berry, N.Zeyn-st. Mr. and Mrs. Adams and family have recently located in Los Angeles, coming from Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Finch, of Tracy, Minn., were guests Wednesday of Mr. and Mrs.W.I. Carver and family, on North-st, Mr. and Mrs.Finch have been spending the winter in Pasadena. The two families were friends of former days in Minnesota and had not seen each other for 25 years. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Solkern and Mrs. Solkern's mother, Mrs.J.A.Zanarsdale, of Wichita, Kansas, who have been visiting in Los Angeles, will arrive this evening for a visit in the J.L.Abbott-home, N.Claudina. If they find a suitable location they hope to make Anaheim their future home. Mr. and Mrs.H.Z.Beebe, 128 Stuckle-ave, enjoyed a pleasant day Tuesday when they attended the family reunion of the Fairbanks family in San Gabriel. About 28 members were present and enjoyed a picnic dinner under the old grape vines, after which the entire party attended the Mission play. Mr. and Mrs.Bell and son, Wendall, of Wanatche, Wash., who are spending the winter in Pasadena, will arrive Friday evening and will be guests over the week-end in the home of their cousin, M.E.Bever, and family, 204 S.Ohio-st. The two families will be among the Anaheim people who will attend the Orange-co park picnic on Saturday. A number of Anaheim people will attend the annual Wisconsin picnic, which will be held in Sycamore grove, Los Angeles, Saturday. A picnic dinner will be served to the California sons and daughters of the Badger state and a program will follow. Those who will go from this city are Mr. and Mrs.H.Z.Beebe, Mr. and Mrs.H.Hoard, Mrs.Mina Lyke, Mr. and Mrs.E.A.Dunham, Mrs.Alice Howard, of West Coast. WEST COAST WEST COAST, Feb. 10.-Special.-On Monday evening, Feb. 14th, at the Olinda hall, the Olinda P.T.A.will give a box social. Everybody must bring a box filled with enough for two. These will be sold at auction. Remember it is Valentine's day and a program will be rendered. A little surprise party was given Tuesday afternoon in honor of Mrs.W.C.Watson on Sunshine-ave. There were ten ladies present, as follows: Mrs.A.Heffner, Mrs.Walter Muzzall, Mrs.John Martin, Mrs.Maud Friley, Mrs.Will Cameron, Mrs.M.C.Ryan, Mrs.Frank Bonjer, Mrs.Tom McGhee, Mrs.C.H.Keen and Mrs.Halley-Schumacher. Others invited were able to attend. Refreshments of sandwiches, cake and coffee were served. The hostess, W.C.Watson, was agreeably surprised. Mrs.W.C.Watson motored to Bres Saturday evening with a friend and called to see Mrs.Poirine,and found her on the sick list.Many people are ill at the present time. Mrs.Heward Flynn is suffering with the mumps, Mr.Flynn is doing the housework. The man think the ladies have nothing to do until something like this happens, but Mr.Flynn is ready to affirm differently. Sunday was a great day for many West Coast people. Mr. and Mrs.Warner and children,Misses Lois and Julia Muzzall,and the Misses Mable and Gladys Junker were in Pasadena Sunday to attend the Nazerene convention,which has been in session for a couple of weeks or more. Mrs.W.H.Brigham.of Orange.wns a dinner guest at the home of her brother.W.C.Watson.Sunday. Rev.Dauel and wife have been busy with the convention for the past week in Pasadena.Rev.Dauel has been nursing some boils on his neck for the last few days. W.H.Baldwin.of Fullerton,nws a dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs.W.C.Ryan Sunday. Charles Keen.of West Coast,sent Saturday and Sunday with his cousins.Owen and Arthur Reed.of Los Angeles. Mrs.C.H.Keen had the pleasure of having her sister and husband.Mr.and Mrs.S.E.Reed.out from Los An-gers at Los Angeles and Chestnut-sis,a few days ago for a battery test.Mr.Barker stated that he has had his Vesta battery in his Bulck for more than three years and it is apparently in as good condition as it was the day he purchased it.Mr.Barker stated that the battery has only been out of his car on one occasion and at that time his generator "went wrong"and allowed the battery to run down.Mr.Barker is a great Vesta booster. "Why shouldn't I be," he stated.In this car when I purchased it there was a New-battery and after five months' use it was necessary for me to buy this new Vesta battery.I do not believe there is a battery made today aside from the Vesta that would stand the grief that this Vesta battery has stood.I have allowed it to become dry on several occasions and have used it in a discharged condition which I am told is harmful to storage batteries." The Auto Electric Maintenance Co.,at Los Angeles and Chestnut.is Orange-co distributor for this wonderful battery and West Bros.,propretors,give a written guarantee of two years real service without any repair expense to the Vesta owner during this period which is the only battery sold here with an absolute guarantee.West Bros.gladly extend free battery service regardless of the make of battery in a car. DEPTH OF WELLS AT HUNTINGTON BEACH Stand ard No.3...Cemented,2750 No.4...2860 No.5...2150 No.6...Cemented2110 No.7...1800 No.8...300 Bolsa1...2150 Bolsa2...1400 Surf...3600 Torrance...3950 Jones Community...850 Amalgamated1...2650 Fowler...2045 Union-Newland...4000 CopelandCommunity...2000 Petroleum Mid.Hottell...2790 Walker Community...108 Western Union...1910 their cousin, M. E. Bever, and family, 204 S. Ohio-st. The two families will be among the Anaheim people who will attend the Orange-co park picnic on Saturday. A number of Anaheim people will attend the annual Wisconsin picnic, which will be held in Sycamore grove, Los Angeles, Saturday. A picnic dinner will be served to the California sons and daughters of the Badger state and a program will follow. Those who will go from this city are Mr. and Mrs. H. Z. Beebe, Mr. and Mrs. H. Hoard, Mrs. Mina Lyke, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Dunham, Mrs. Alice Howard, of Dodge Center, Minn., who is spending the winter in Long Beach will attend with Anaheim friends. VENICE TO BECOME CONEY OF PACIFIC "For the purpose of meeting the demand of thousands of tourists who visit Los Angeles annually, particularly during the winter months, the great new $1,000,000 Sunset amusement pier now building at Venice will be rushed to completion by June 1, according to announced plans of the builders." "Sunset pier will make Venice the Coney Island of the Pacific. And it will do more, its builders say—it will make Venice world famous because when the new pier is opened Venice will be an all-year-round amusement center. The new pier will be built in the form of a horse shoe and the distance between the two shore ends will be six blocks." "The business of Sunset pier should be enormous, it is pointed out, because of the continuous patronage of 12 months in the year, Los Angeles people will find as much in winter to take them to Venice as they do now in summer. They will have a place at the beach to take their friends when the latter visit during the winter." "Every day will be a gala day at Venice when Sunset pier is running! says H. E. Scott, 112 No. Los Angeles-st, Anaheim who is handling the issue of stock in Venice pier project. If you wish stock in this see Mr. Scott. WOMAN, CHILD, HURT AS CAR TURNS OVER GARDEN GROVE, Feb. 10—A Ford touring car driven by Frank O'Conner of Long Beach, turned over about two miles west of here on the Long Beach-bldd. Mr. O'Connor was accompanied by his wife and baby and Mrs. Middleton and daughter also of Long Beach. While turning around to give his hat to his wife, he lost control of the car and the Ford turned over at it wont into the ditch. Mrs. O'Conner received a broken nose and the baby and other occupants of the machine were badly cut with glass, but none were seriously hurt. Dance at Olinda Thursday YORBA LINDA, Feb. 10—Special—The Yorba Linda Woman's club held an interesting meeting Tuesday afternoon in Ley hall, although there was not a large attendance; Mrs. C. R. Selover, as chairman of the calling committee having charge of the meeting. There was an interesting address on "Lincoln, and Lessons We Can Learn From His Life," was given by Mr. Sequist, pastor of the local Methodist church. Here was also an instrumental duet by Mrs. Ralph Shook and Mrs. B. Selover, and Mr. Louis Gilman recited Lincoln's Gettyburg YORBA LINDA, Feb. 10.—Special. The Yorba Linda Woman's club held an interesting meeting Tuesday afternoon in Ley hall, although there was not a large attendance. Mrs. C. R. Selover, as chairman of the calling committee having charge of the meeting. There was an interesting address on "Lincoln, and Lessons We Can Learn From His Life," was given by Mr. Sequist, pastor of the local Methodist church. here was also an instrumental dust by Mrs. Ralph Shook and Mrs. B. Selover, and Mr. Louis Gilman recited Lincoln's Gettysburg address. The hall was pretty decorated with yellow acacia blooms and the daunting refreshments carried out the yellow color scheme. It was decided to send some oranges and grapefruit to the convalescent soldiers at San Diego and the ladies are requested to bring them to the next meeting, which will be the 22nd of this month. This meeting is the tenth anniversary of the local club and the election of officers for next year will take place then. The program committee has charge of this meeting, and it is hoped there will be a large attendance. Mrs. Hays has been on the sick list this week. Mrs. Wade, mother of Mrs. E. E. Knight, has been spending several days at Loong Beach. Miss Edith Benis has been on the sick list the past few days. Mr. Wm. Cochran has resigned his position at the local barber shop in order to look after ranch interests this summer. The small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shook has been quite ill the past week. Mr. Nickelson, who received severe injuries at the packing house when he fell a few days ago, is reported about the same. Mr. and Mrs. N. Taylor, of Olinda, were looking up friends in town Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Brown attended a party in Whittier Tuesday evening. Friends of Mrs. Acker, who left here for the east some time ago, will be pleased to learn that her mother, who was very ill, is on the mend. GETS SOME SERVICE FROM VESTA BATTERY Mr. L. K. Barker, of Denver, who is spending the winter in So., stopped at the Vesta battery station MOTOR BUSINESS FACES FOOD YEAR That the automobile business faces a year of prosperity is the declaration of Harry D. Riley, Studebaker agent. After checking over all available statistics, Mr. Riley found that the average life of a classic car is six years. Hence, each year there will be dumped the number of cars that was manufactured six years previously. According to these figures there will be sent to the junk heap this year 1,500,000 cars. Mr. Riley says that there will be 1,600,000 new prospects. The total production during the year will not exceed 2,750,000 cars. There will be a shortage of 350,000 or half a million cars. The demand, he says will be greater than the supply. Benner Sheet Metal Works Rear 219 S. Lemon Street —Phone 348W— Leaders, Gutters, Skylights, Jobbing and Soldering of Al Kinds After Inventory Sale IN ORDER TO REDUCE OUR STOCK WE ARE OFFERING FOR A PERIOD OF 10 DAYS A SUBSTANTIAL DISCOUNT ON ALL Eclipse GAS RANGES FOR CASH AT TIME OF PURCHASE This popular and famous Gas Range is noted in thousands of American homes for its many novel features, chief of which is the VENTILATED OVEN. Adaptable to the surroundings of any kitchen. Shortens the cooking hours and brightens the kitchen. GAS RANGES FOR CASH AT TIME OF PURCHASE This popular and famous Gas Range is noted in thousands of American homes for its many novel features, chief of which is the VENTILATED OVEN. Adaptable to the surroundings of any kitchen. Shortens the cooking hours and brightens the kitchen. FOR INFORMATION SEE OUR SALESMEN SOUTHERN COUNTIES GAS COMPANY 220 E. Center Street Phone 160 SPECIAL PRICES on Hartford and Fit-All WIND GUARDS Thursday - Friday Saturday $20 Six Layne & Bowler Pumps Operated by the San Joaquin Fruit Co. of TUSTIN, Cal. by the San Joaquin Fruit Co. of TUSTIN, Cal. —This prominent fruit growing company uses six Layne and Bowler Pumps and irrigates 1,000 acres of lemons, oranges and walnuts. The photograph shows one of the Layne & Bowler Pumping. Plants on the ranch which is located near Tustin, Calif. Water is delivered by the pump into the high pressure tank shown at the right hand side of the photo. DE NOW FOR THE G DRY SEASON until the last minute to install your Place your order now and guard your Immediate deliveries. Credit to landowners. Write for Folder No. 10 DISTRICT OFFICE: 303 N. Main Street Santa Ana Phone 506 J. R. Gilbert, Dist. Mgr. LAYNE & BOWLER CORPORATION 900 SANTA FE AVE... LOS ANGELES, CALIF.