oc-plain-dealer 1922-03-28

LOOK WHAT BRITISH LADIES WEAR AT BEACH These are the fashions for next summer at the beach resorts in England. They are quite chic but we feel that the American fashions for the 1922 season as shown at the Calif. resorts during the winter season will be more daring or more brief than the suits worn by the fair British bathers. 24,000 BBLS. DAILY FROM H. B. FIELD With Oil Operators The Huntington Beach production is getting to be a matter of real pride not only with Huntington Beach operators but with all Southern California. The daily output of this year old INTEREST AROUSED IN BURIED TREASURE PAPEETE, Tahiti, (Society Islands), March 28.—Interest has once more been aroused in the treasure reputed to be buried in the Island of Pinaki, one of the coral islands to the eastward of Tahiti, and a new association has been formed in Tahiti to seek for the treasure. The story is that during the confusion of a revolution in Peru some 60 or more 24,000 BBLS. DAILY FROM H. B. FIELD With Oil Operators The Huntington Beach production is getting to be a matter of real pride not only with Huntington Beach operators but with all Southern California. The daily output of this year old field is now 24,000 bbls. The average per well is running very high. The average runs better than 3000 barrels. The field shows 80 wells on production. To date there has been only two dry holes drilled. The Union Oil Company went down 5000 feet at Newlands No.1 and the General Petroleum 4500 at Community No.1. The Amalgamated Oil Company led the field for new production at Huntington Beach last week by bringing in two wells whose aggregate output is 1200 barrels. Dennison No.1, another deep north side well, was completed at 3945 and started off at 570 barrels. The Amalgamated's second big producer is Miley-Keck No.5. Drilled to 2750 this well started off at 570 barrels and is producing 21 gravity oil. The Eddystone Oil Corporation continues its quest for deep sand production on the north side of the Huntington Beach field. Ashton No.2 is now drilling at 3900. Huff No.1, the Eddystone's first successful well is producing a 125 barrels at 4400 feet. The Pantages-Huntington will be back on production in a few days. Redrilled and cleaned out and the pipe straightened up the well is in the best condition to produce at 2380. The well is expected to return to its old time production of 500 barrels. The Republic Petroleum is scheduled to bring in a well at No.3 that will make the operators sit up and take notice. Republic 3, completed at 3848, is the deepest well in the west side section and went thru 400 feet of rich oil sand, 460 feet of screen pipe was put in to take care of the oil zone. The south-west side of the field has a wonderful well in the Rhodes Oil Company's No.2. This well averaged 2 barrels better than 800 for every day of the past month. The Rhodes Oil Company is scheduled to put a new complexion on the Main street section of the field with a deep sand well at No.1. The cement at 2780 will be drilled out Saturday. The showings previous to cementing justify the looking forward to something big. The Standard Oil Company completed two wells on the Huntington Beach Company's property that are yielding 400 barrels each. Huntington A-14 drilled to 3145 and Huntington B-6 at 2725. The Petroleum Midway has developed a production running better. INTEREST AROUSED IN BURied TREASURE PAPEETE, Tahiti, (Society Islands), March 28.—Interest has once more been aroused in the treasure reputed to be buried in the Island of Plnaki, one of the coral islands to the eastward of Tahiti, and a new association has been formed in Tahiti to seek for the treasure. The story is that during the confusion of a revolution in Peru some 60 or more years ago a church was looted of a rich treasure of gold and precious stone by four men, who succeeded in getting it to the coast, where they buried it in a safe place; afterward making their way to Panama. Having obtained a schooner there they returned to Peru recovered the treasure and sailed to the westward intending to make Australia their destination. The fact that they possessed no papers presented an insurmountable obstacle to their gaining entrance to any port without rigid investigation. So they determined to bury the treasure on an uninhabited island in the Paumotus until such time as they could charter in Sidney a schooner for some alleged trading enterprise and sailing with proper papers return to the island. GUARDS MUSN'T FLIRT LONG BEACH, March 28. — The life guards in the employ of Long Beach have received these orders for the coming summer: "Attend strictly to business"; "No flirting"; "Be properly clothed"; "Give no swimming lessons and don't pay attention to bathers except as is required to enforce beach regulations or rescue those in distress." It's from Witman's it's good. Morse well, the sensation of Richfield, continues to produce close tc 3300 barrels of 24-gravity oil daily. This big well completed at 4340 is now Southern California's second largest producer. The Union's Bell No.1 at Santa Fe Springs, holds first place at 3500. The Whitley Oil Company has been taken over by the Universal Oil Co., of Taft. The terms and arrangements made have not been made public. The Universal Oil Company, one of the large northern field operating companies and is in a position to go ahead with the Whitley property and develop it to advantage. The Whitley Oil and Refining Company has four producing wells aggregating about 250 barrels. Three other wells are in the process of drilling. Edward Stearns field superintendent for the Universal, will have charge of the development work on the Whitley. Development work at Garden Grove and Buena Park continues to go ahead. Drilling at Chaffee No.1, the Garden Grove test well, is now at 5465. The outlook for a well has not Rhodes Oil Company is scheduled to put a new complexion on the Main street section of the field with a deep sand well at No. 1. The cement at 2780 will be drilled out Saturday. The showings previous to cementing justify the looking forward to something big. The Standard Oil Company completed two wells on the Huntington Beach Company's property that are yielding 400 barrels each. Huntington A-14 drilled to 3145 and Huntington B-6 at 2725. The Petroleum Midway has developed a production running better than 2500 barrels a day. Two wells responsible for the big increase recently in Smythe No. 1 doing 800 barrels and Towes No. 1 putting 750 barrels into the tanks daily. The Petroleum Midway now holds third place on the Huntington Beach production record. The Western Star Oil Co. Thomas O'Donnell's company, has gone into Huntington Beach. The Western Star is building a rig on the Judd property adjoining the Petroleum's Midway Towers No. 1. The Judd lease is now considered one of the choicest pieces of property in the field. The Walker-Western Oil Company has its first producing well at Huntington Beach. Walker-Western No. 1 completed at 2811 started flowing 350-400 barrels. The oil sand was struck at 2802 and continued for an even hundred feet with scarcely a break. The Triangle Oil Producing Co. has been compelled to perfect its lease on the Dobbins property at Huntington Beach. The company is unable to "put over" the finances necessary to drill. The owner has refused an offer of $8000,000 cash because since the advent of the Rio Bravo's new 500 barrel producer. At Placentia the Wonder Company will go back on its No. 2 drilled to 4500 feet and cement off for an upper sand. Deep water developed at 4500 and prevented the well from coming into commercial production. No. 4 is ready to drill out the cement at 3400 and resume drilling: The Standard Oil Company's deep test well on the Kellogg property at Richfield is now close to 5000 feet. The well showed a lot of sand that carried no oil. The present formation, like brown shale, is not carrying oil either. Kellogg No. 1 comes a year ago is a small producer. RESCUING AN OLD CASING We do it constantly, says our Little Vulcanizer. Bring it to us—no matter how worn it is. If it is advisable, if it will save you money, we will vulcanize it for you—for wear. Meet the Little Vulcanizer Anaheim Vulcanizing Works S. R. WALTER, Prop. 156 So. Los Angeles Street Phone 259 THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA The S. Q. R. Store WE'LL OPEN THE FIFTEENTH ANNIVERSARY WITH AN OFFERING OF Dresses and Coats, at $15.00 Most of the garments in this offering are new arrivals. They are not garments that we could ordinarily offer at this attractive price but we will do so in celebration of the Fifteenth Anniversary. THE DRESSES AT $15.00 —are fashioned of crepe de chine, Canton crepe and taffeta; with straight line blouse and coat effects; three-quarter and puff sleeves; dainty collars THE DRESSES AT $15.00 —are fashioned of crepe de chine, Canton crepe and taffeta; with straight line blouse and coat effects; three-quarter and puff sleeves; dainty collars and cuffs; and finishing touches of ribbon, braid and beadwork. The majority are in navy, brown and black, though some spring shades are included. Sizes 16 to 42 in the assemblage. ANOTHER LOT OF DRESSES Our Anniversary Sale has brought about this remarkable grouping of SPRINGTIME FROCKS at $23.75. They are fashioned of taffeta, Canton crepe and crepe de chine. Many styles and an unusual color range. Special at ... $23.75 THE COATS AT $15.00 —are in short and three-quarter models; with belted tailored and convertible collars, tailored or raglan sleeves, and plain or novelty silk linings. Sizes 16 to 44 in an assortment of navy, brown, tan and black. One lot for Extraordinary Anniversary Special ... $15.00 BLOUSES AND OVER-BLOUSES Of Georgette and Crepe de Chine Repriced to $7.95 Styles that vary in attractiveness are to be had in this offering for the opening or the Anniversary. They are prettily trimmed with fillet laces and hand embroidery. Sizes 36 to 44, in an assortment of white, flesh, navy, brpwn, canna, bisque and black. Price-lowered to $7.95. VESTEES In the assortment are many new styles appearing with the wealth of new summer clothes. Special at ... $1.15 VOILE BLOUSES at $1.95 Of plain or striped voile, in a variety of styles with V-shape and round necklines and long or three-quarter sleeves. Sizes 36 to 46 in the lot. Away low-priced at $1.95. SMARTLY TAILORED Gingham and Crepe Apron, and House Dresses A NOTABLE GROUPING OF "DOVE" MUSLIN LINGERIE at 95c Gowns and Teddies; an opportunity presented for the opening of our Anniversary sale at 95c. SMARTLY TAILORED Gingham and Crepe Apron, and House Dresses Fashioned of novelty plaids, ginghams and crepe weaves; unusually low price $1.95 Table Damask, 60 and 70-inch, formerly sold up to $2.00; extra special, yard...85c Table Cloths, 54x54, 63x71, 64x63; values up to $3.00; Anniversary Special ...$1.35 36-INCH FLOUNCING LACES $4.15 A low price for this high-grade quality with colored silk embroidery FANCY RIBBONS at 2 yards $1.15 Patterned with beautiful floral and plaid designs in many color combinations. SILK CROCHET THREAD 2 for 15c (in colors only) TORCHON LACE 3 yard lengths 15c LADIES' BAGS at $1.15 Good looking bags of leather equipped with mirrors, coin purses; a special Anniversary offer for only $1.15. CALIFORNIA Tuesday, March 28, 1922 Thursday, M The Beginning of Unusual Selling in May Fittingly OUR FIFTE ANNIVE DURING THESE TEN DAYS WE SHALL ENDEAVO ABLE MERCHANDISING FEATURES, TO EXPRESS AND ORANGE COUNTY PUBLIC WHO HAVE BY PROGRESS AND DEVELOPMENT OF THIS BUSINES 1907 LOOKING BACK Slowly, surely, steadily, we have endeavored to build this dard as expressed in the following foundation stones: Truth Courtesy 1907 LOOKING BACK Slowly, surely, steadily, we have endeavored to build this dard as expressed in the following foundation stones: Truth Courtesy Now that we are about to celebrate this Fifteenth Anniversary profitably share. Specially Attractive will be the 10 Items listed below, one for each Extra Specials No. 1—Thursday, March 30 Sheets—90x90 and $1x90, the well known Kenwood brand, a most excellent sheet. Anniversary Special $1.15 ea. Limit four to a customer. No. 2—Friday, March 31 One lot Red Seal and Tolle du Nord Ginghams. Many pretty plaids and checks to choose from. Anniversary Special 15c yard. Limit 10 yards. No. 3—Saturday, April 72 pairs Pumps and Oxford hobby styles of the famous make. Black and brown $7.50. Anniversary Appreciation No. 4—Monday, April Wayne Knit Hose in plain stripes, colors brown, black $2.50 value for this sales limit two pairs. No. 5—Tuesday, April Tom Sawyer Blouses. A nationally advertised blouse cale stripes and plaid blues Anniversary $85c. Limit three pairs. No. 6—Wednesday, April Romper Cloth, 32 inches, in and plaids; sells regularly Special 21c. YOUR SPRING SILKS ARE GOING TO COST LESS, WILL GIVE THIS SALE AN OPPORTUNITY TO DEAL GREATER ECONOMIES. Give Full Consideration SPRING S AN ANNIVERSARY HEADLINER CANTON CREPE AT $2.15 Yard In desirable shades of plain and brocaded crepes at the extremely low price of $2.15. 40-inch Satin Charmuse $2.15—many different colors from which to choose. Striped and Plaid Sport Silk, values up to $2.25, priced for this event at $1.15. New Sport Shirtings in brocaded and black designs. Special per yard $2.15 AN ANNIVERSARY HEADLINER CANTON CREPE AT $2.15 Yard In desirable shades of plain and brocaded crepes at the extremely low price of $2.15. 40-inch Satin Charmeuse $2.15—many different colors from which to choose. Striped and Plaid Sport Silk, values up to $2.25, priced for this event at $1.15. New Sport Shirtings in brocaded and black designs. Special per yard ...$2.15 HERE IS A HEADLINE OFFERING FOR THE ANNIVERSARY GINGHAM AT Many women will doubtless plan to share in this wonderful checks, plaids and stripes at the very low price of 20c a yr. Blankets, with blue and pink border; a typical Anniversary Bargain is this blanket at ...$2.15 Spring Challies; a 36-inch width, just received for the Anniversary Sale; 20c value for only...15c (Limit 15 yards to a customer) Pillow Cases, 42x36, 45x36, good quality for quick disposal...24c RAG RUCK $1.15 Special lot, values to the anniversary Special at $1.15. ON THE SQR ANAHEIM CALIFORNIA