oc-plain-dealer 1921-05-14

FULLERTON BRANCH STATION FOR U.S.L. Finding exceptional opportunities to extend the best possible service to motorists in No. Orange county, the Automotive Electric Co., distributors for USL storage batteries and factory representatives for a number of auto electrical systems, will open a Fullerton service station at 117 So. Spadra next week. Their Anaheim office is located at So. Los Angeles-st. Speaking of the USL battery members of the firm point to the fact that Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr., of New York City, who has chosen a newspaper career in preference to Newport society, is a firm believer in the efficiency of the USL battery machine-pasted plates. Mr. Vanderbilt is a reporter on the New York Herald. One of his first exclusive beats was to interview the Prince of Wales in person, being the first American reporter to obtain a story first-hand from the Prince. Regarding machine-pasted plates, he had this to say recently: "I have been in the habit of making long automobile tours every summer. Naturally, I am a bit hard on storage batteries. As I have been driving automobiles of various makes for years my experience has enabled me to get a fair insight into the workings of a storage battery. With reference to it I may say that I believe the machine-pasted plates manufactured by the U.S. Light & Heat Corporation, to be superior in all respects to any other storage battery made." "I am familiar with USL service stations, having visited many in the course of my automobile tours over the country. May I add also, that I have never received more courteous treatment nor better service than I have received from these excellent stations. It is a pleasure to journey by automobile when one knows that wherever he may be in the United States or Canada, there is likely to be a U.SL service station handy to attend to one's wants." NEW MAXWELL GAINS GREATER POPULARITY The "good new Maxwell" is gaining greater favor with old friends and making new ones every day and we certainly feel fortunate that we were able to secure the agency for this remarkable car," states members of the firm of Turton and Lumadon, dealers for northern Orange county. They also report the sale of two Maxwell touring cars during the past week. The deliveries were made to A. A. Hardin, La Labra, and I. B. Dickhout, Placentia. YOU CANNOT KEEP OLDSMOBILE DOWN "You can't keep the Oldmobile Four down, no difference how long or how steep the incline, and in addition to its super power it rides and drives like a real automobile," states H. S. Gellinette of the local agency. He further adds that people are realizing that it is one of the best values of the market and reports several sales as proof of the statement. J. R. Gallimore of Fullerton purchased a coupe, making his second Oldmobile. Touring cars were delivered to Mr. Holly of Fullerton and Lod Carey of Santa Ana. CHANDLER OWNERS FREQUENTLY REPEAT Cases where owners are driving their second and even third Chandler are every day occurrences and so seldom do they make a change to other makes of cars that the saying, "once a Chandler owner, always a Chandler owner," is almost undisputable, states Mr. Goodcel of the local Chandler and Cleveland Service sedan has J. E. Soleil of booster for the er owner, and Benkee of Anaheim. LA HABRA, and wife of Sirner guests of E. Proud and f auto was parked while the family visit, some misfit of the machinist traveling bag, coat of Mrs. P., everything No trace of the Mr., and Mrs. Wester apartments and Mrs. C. W. on Sunday at Mrs. J. T. Flaregut, who hwinter in Los Witers, all of ner guests of lily at their h VISIT MOULA The Katella Scouts in the grades made a son today. The were kind enough their machine Connor and Mr. McOLUREE A pretty b place at high A. B. Markle when Miss Ethe bride of M The ceremony Rev. A. B. Ma by the mother the groom, Mrs. Isabridge and BARGAINS IN Hewitt Tires and Tubes Disposing of our entire stock at cost price. FABRICS and CORDS In sizes from 28x3 to 35x4½. Prices from $13.70 to $53.30. RED AND GREY TUBES Sizes from 28x3 to 37x5. Priced $1.80 to $6.00 20% Reduction on other Tires and Tubes. Turton & Lumsdon The Good New Home of the Maxwell 142 South Los Angeles St. Phone 32-J SHERIDAN As famous as the General will be the Car “THE CAR COMPLETE” $1946.50 Delivered in Orange County Beauty of Design in the SHERIDAN Is Equaled Only in its STURDY Mechanical Construction. “We INVITE COMPARISON” QUALITY MOTOR CO. 131 W. Commonwealth Fullerton, Calif. THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DE ALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Cleveland Service station. A Chandler sedan has just been delivered to J. E. Schle of Fullerton, an ardent booster for the Chandler and a former owner, and a touring model to John Beneke of Anaheim. La Habra Hems LA HABRA, May 14—C. J. Proud and wife of Simi, California, were dinner guests of Mr. Proud's brother, E. E. Proud and family on Sunday. Their auto was parked in front of the house while the family were enjoying their visit, some miscant stole the contents of the machide, consisting of new traveling bag, and contena, a heavy coat of Mrs. Proud and all the robes, and everything else that was movable. No trace of the thief has been found. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Wilson of the Weater apartments, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Johnson Jr. for dinner on Sunday at Pomona. Mrs. J. T. Fisher and daughter Margaret, who have been spending the winter in Los Angeles, with Price Allers, all of Marshall, Mc., were dinner guests of the F. W. Taylor family at their home on Sunday. VISIT MOUNT WILSON TODAY The Katella Glee club and Boy Scouts in the seventh and eighth grades made an excursion to Mt. Wilson today. The three residents who were kind enough to convey them in their machine were, Mr. H. J. Fay, Mr. Connor and Mrs. Mott. McCLURE-AKERS NUPTIALS A pretty but quiet wedding took place at high noot today at the Rev. A. B. Markle home, 205 Citron-st, when Miss Evelyn McClure became the bride of Mr. Harold Percy Akers. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. A. B. Markle and was witnessed by the mother and grandmother of the groom, Mrs. Akers, and his grandmother, Mrs. Humphreys, Mr. Hucklebridge and children. nolds, Los Angeles; Paerl Avis, Los Angeles; Mrs. C. Lampniq, Los Angeles; E. T. Fergueon, Cincinnati. S. S. BOYS ON FISHING TRIP A number of boys of 13 and 14 years of age who are members of Mr. S. S. Colling' Sunday school class of the Presbyterian church spent today at Camp Baldy. They left about 5 o'clock this morning, loaded with tackle, bulging picnic baskets and other articles which go to make up a perfect day's outing. The Boys were accompanied by their teacher and a splendid time enjoyed. PACKING HOUSE VISITORS Visitors at the Anaheim Orange and Lemon Assn., yesterday included O. H. Skcen, Sulphur Springs; C. W. Williams, Los Angeles; J. W. Morris, Los Angeles. Eugene Carter visited friends in Santa Ana for a few days. An epidemic has broken out in the Mexican settlements around Dale. Mrs. Roy Choste visited her mother, Mrs. C.W.Beaam in Fullerton Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. M.Nelson of San Pedro were guests of J.F.Cleary and wamiily this week. Mr. and Mrs.P.H.Garrison are moving today from 415 E.Chartress-st., to 514 Chestnut-st. Mr. and Mrs.J.C.Calloway of Long Beach were the guests of Anaheim friends yesterday. Mrs.J.Couget of Los Angeles spent last week in Anaheim at the home of her brother J.C.Casnou. J.F.Cleary and family will spend this week end in San Pedro at home of Mr. and Mrs.M.Nelson. Dr.H.J.Paskell is spending the week end with his sister Mrs.Mamie Guthrie of Long Beach. Mrs.Ray Trisuel of Whittier arrived Friday for a few days visit with her mother, Mrs.E.A.Bead. Mr.Earl Piler of U.S.C.is spending the week end with his mother, Mrs.P.A.Filler of 330 S.Melrose-st. a their guests Thursday Mr. and Mrs.L.D.Bradley of Riverside. Irving D.Wheeler of Los Angeles in visiting his mother-Mrs.Wheeler at the home of Mrs.Anna Brophy. Mr.George Trapp, who has been at the Hot Springs for over a week has returned to his home near Anaheim. Mrs.George Trapp has had for her visitors this week, her sister,Mrs.G.Robinson and little daughter Elsa.of Watts. W.F.Baker and family of 326 Kroeger-st., are moving to Chow Chilla.Madderia-co., where they will locate on their ranch. Mr. and Mrs.F.Taush,N.Lemon-st., will have for their guests over the week end Mr. and Mrs.B.Steele.of Long Beach. Miss Dorothy Garrison and Mr.Arnold En Earl attended a concert in Los Angeles last night given by Mr.Brahman Van Den Berg. Mr和Mrs.H.F.Dlerker of Palm and North-st., had for their guests yesterday,Mr,and Mrs.C.O.Goodwin of Los Angeles. Margaret and Harry Brisco spent the week end at Santa Barbara with their brother Charlee Brisco who is attending Normal School there. Mrs.H.B.Drake of 1810 W.Center.st and Miss Nell Drake of Lincoln.Neb.,motored to Riverside and Mount Rubideaux for a picnic today. Mrs.Mary B.Deakins of 514 E.Adele-st., who has been spending two weeks with her daughter,Mrs.Chars.E.Bower of Chicamonjo will return today. Mrs.T.Wilson is entertaining her little sister,Miss Willow Drumm and little brother Robert,of Long Beach.Little Miss Drumm is a noted child exhibition dancer. Mr和Mrs.Thomas Robinson of La Habra gave a delightful birthday party May 10.-Among those present were,Mr.Mrs.Chars.E.Wilkinson,200 E.Adele-st. Mrs.Ella Brudlove of San Diego is spending a week in the home of Mr.Mandresia-st.She will go to Long Beach at the conclusion of her visit here. Mr和Mrs.D.J.Shea of Arisonna will arrive Sunday at the home of J.Bradley and family to attend the Orange Show.Mr.Mandresia-st.She have McCLURE-AKERS NUPTIALS A pretty but quiet wedding took place at high noontoday at the Rev. A. B. Markle home, 205 Citron-st, when Miss Evelyn McClure became the bride of Mr. Harold Percy Akers. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. A. B. Markle and was witnessed by the mother and grandmother of the groom, Mrs. Akers, and his grandmother, Mrs. Humphreys, Mr. Hucklebridge and children. A pretty setting for the nuptial ceremonies was the profusion of roses, carnations and double white marguerites which were used. The bride was attired in a pretty traveling costume of dark blues. Following the ceremony and congratulations the wedding party repaired to the Akers' home on S. Citron-st where a dainty and elaborate four course dinner was served by Mrs. Akers. The bride and groom left this afternoon for Little Bear lake where they will enjoy a week's outing. They will make their home in this city after their return. Both Mr. and Mrs. Akers have been residents here for the past several months and have made many friends who wish them joy and success during their journey thru life. Mrs. Akers came here from Minnesota and the groom from the northern part of the state. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: E. A. Ritchey, Lancaster; O.; H. C. Guthrie, Lancaster; O.; F. R. Moore, Long Beach; Rube Haskell, Los Angeles; C. Haley, Los Angeles; Al Copoland, Los Angeles; N. W. Nelson, Los Angeles; F. E. Brooker, Los Angeles; Frances Reynolds. Mrs. J. Couget of Los Angeles spent last week in Anaheim at the home of her brother J. Cassou, J. F. Cleary and family will spend this week end in San Pedro at home of Mr. and Mrs. M. Nelson. Dr. H. J. Pankell is spending the week end with his sister Mrs. Mamie Guthrie of Long Beach. Mrs. Ray Triscel of Whittier arrived Friday for a few days visit with her mother, Mrs. E. A. Beard. Mr. Kurt Plier of U. S. C. is spending the week end with his mother, Mrs. P. A. Filer of 330 S. Melrose-st. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Hedges and family are moving from their home on N. Citron to their new home on S. Citron-st. Miss Helen Wfland and Mr. Jack Frost of Long Beach spent a very pleasant evening with Miss Gertrude Cole this week. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ahlswede, Sr., of Paradena were the guests Thursday of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ahlswede, Jr.of this city. Mr. and Mrs. E. Roger Sherman announced the birth of a 7½ pound boy, Friday, May 13th. The young man been named Howard Norton. Mr. Leonard Cole of Orange, who has been dangerously ill in the Anaheim hospital for the last two weeks is very slowly improving at the home of his sister, Mrs. M. D. Falconer, 223 E. Alberta-st. Mrs. F. C. Bimpau of 320 N., Los Angeles-st will have for her guests over the week end, her mother, Mrs. J. Smythe and her sister, Miss Gladys Smythe, both of Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Harry T. Hathaway, Mr. and Mrs. B. H Sidnam, and Mrs.M.E Canby will be among those from Anaheim who will attend the opening of the Newport Yacht-club for the season, this evening at East Newport, Mr. and Mrs.J.H Brannaworth Highest CASH Paid for Valencia Oranges Immediate Shipment Pepper & Miller Packing House, Olive, Cal. Phone 161W Orange Evenings call Bert Leiby, 303 Orange, A.J.Miller 206J Santa Ana Mr. and Mrs.Thomas Robinson of La Habra gave a delightful birthday party May 10—Among those present were Mr., Mrs.Casch.E.Wilkinson, 200 E.Adele-st. Mrs.Ella Brudove of San Diego is spending a week in the home of Mr., and Mrs.J.Laneburg of 120 S.Claudina-st.She will go to Long Beach at the conclusion of her visit here. Mr. and Mrs.D.J.Sheen of Arlsonst will arrive Sunday at the home of J.Bradley and family to attend the Orange Show.Mr., and Mrs.Sheen have been spending some time at La Jolla. Dr.F.H.Doescher,pastor of Salem Evangelical church,will leave Tuesday for the five-day annual conference of the denomination at Porterville.He will be accompanied by Wm.Mauerhan,a lay delegate. Little Miss Ruth Caroline Davis daughter of Mr., Mrs.R.C.Davis of Ball-rd is very ill with inflammation of the stomach and bowels.Wo join with her many friends in hoping for her speedy recovery. The hearts of Mr., Mrs.E.R.Shermann were yesterday gladdened by the arrival of a healthy 7½ pound baby boy,Mrs.Sherman is at the Maternity Cottage of Mrs.Anna McQuinn,615 E.Centre-st.Both mother and child are doing well. O.H.Bleih of Pasadena has purchased the filling station at 130 S.Lemon-st.,formerly owned by M.D.Falconer.Mr.Bleih is making his home at 225 S.Lemon-st,and is very much pleased with Anaheim and the business conditions here. Mr和Mrs.George Dobson,their son.Everett,and Mrs.Dobson's mother.Mrs.Jennie Daviswho have been since last November from their home in Odessa,Wash.,will return on Monday to their home,Mrs.Davis is Immediate Shipment Pepper & Miller Packing House, Olive, Cal. Phone 161W Orange Evenings call Bert Leiby, 303 Orange, A. J. Miller 206J Santa Ana OH MAMA!-THAT BASSICK G.R.OIL SURE DID FIX THE OLD VELOCIPEDE UP-TOOT SWEET! Out in Front The squeakless machine is the one that "gets the checkered flag" first, on the track or off. Squeaks always mean rust and friction—which combination is a mighty handicap to speed and efficiency. A little Bassick Graphite Penetrating Oil in the right place will kill the squeaks and put the kibosh on the rust. You don't need to wedge the spring leaves apart. Bassick Graphite Penetrating Oil penetrates through-out, and after dissolving the rust, leaves a protective coating of dry graphite, which stops the formation of more rust. Get Bassick Graphite Penetrating Oil from any reputable dealer. Sold under a money-back guarantee. Dealers may obtain their supply from For Sale by All Dealers ALEMITE LUBRICATOR COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA 1128 S. Figueroa St., Los Angeles, Cal. Distributors, Alemite High Pressure Lubricating System, Bassick Graphite Penetrating Oil, Bassick Lubricant and Gas-co-later. Saturday, May 14, 1921. An aunt of Mr. E. H. Adams, 319 S. Claudina-st. Among the many friends who visit, ed Mrs. D. R. Shinn of Buena Park and their house guests, Mrs. Alice Freeman and daughter, Miss Sue Freelock of Quincy, Ill., were: Mrs. Illinois people. There Is No Better Car BUILT FOR $1765 CLEVELAND SIX Cord Tires Standard Equipment Phone us for demonstration. Chandler and Cleveland Service Station R. C. GOODCELL, Mgr. 314 W. Center St., Anaheim. Phone-651 Excursion Fares — TO — Excursion Fares — TO — Summer Resorts — SEASON TICKETS on sale every day, good for 90 days, but not later than October 31st. — WEEK-END excursions, on sale Fridays and Saturdays at further reductions, good for 15 days. The Road of a Thousand Wonders will take you almost anywhere. — For complete information covering all destinations, rates, routes and trains, call or write or phone Southern Pacific Lines Interline tickets sold to all points by local agent. S. F. WILLARD, Agent. Phone 123 Anaheim. New Oldsmobile Four Climbs Straight Up 20-Foot Bank Oldsmobile Four Coming Over the Top of a Twenty-foot Embankment at the City of Fullerton Reservoir. H. S. Gelnette at the wheel. On High Gear guarantee to do the same with the “Olds” you buy. If we cannot, we will give you the car. ASK ANOTHER DEALER TO DO THE SAME WITH HIS CAR. Touring Cars and Roadsters $1695.00 HERE Sedans and Coupes $2470.00 See the Oldsmobile at the California Valencia Orange Show J. J. DeVAUX Distributor West Center St. H. S. GELNETTE, Mgr. Anaheim, Calif.