oc-plain-dealer 1922-05-12

Brunswick ONE DAY of the Year is Hers MAY Mother's Day May 14 Mother's Day Club Brings Her a Wonderful Gift on that Day Only $250 to Join Mother's Day Club Here is a remarkable club. A club formed to make mothers happy on Mother's Day, May 14th. Anyone can join it. Costs only $2.50 for membership. BUT—this club plan brings a gift supreme as a wonderful surprise on Mother's Day—a genuine Brunswick with appropriate selection of records. Only $250 to Join Mother’s Day Club Here is a remarkable club. A club formed to make mothers happy on Mother’s Day, May 14th. Anyone can join it. Costs only $2.50 for membership. BUT—this club plan brings a gift supreme as a wonderful surprise on Mother’s Day—a genuine Brunswick with appropriate selection of records. Let us explain it Call at our store, or phone us, and we will gladly give all the particulars. The plan is unique. It was prepared especially for this Mother’s Day. But you must come early Remember, though, that Mother’s Day is only a few days off. So to be sure of getting just the instrument you want, you must not delay. Come today if you can. Prunswick Gift Records for Mother’s Day Nothing will please Mother more on Mother’s Day than appropriate phonograph records. And no gift will bring greater pleasure throughout the year. She will welcome any of these, which come in attractive gift envelopes: 30024 La Capriceuse—Violin Solo...Bronislaw Huberman 30019 Liebestraum (A Dream of Love) Pianoforte Solo 30011 Ave Maria—Violin and Soprano Florence Easton and Max Rosen 10040 Dreams of Long Ago—Tenor...Mario Chamlee 13032 Swedish Folk Song—Violin-‘Cello-Piano Elshuco Trio Autumn and Winter—Violin-‘Cello-Piano Elshuco Trio 13029 Bohemian Girl (Then You’ll Remember Me) Act III, Tenor...Theo. Karle Love’s Garden of Roses—Tenor...Theo. Karle Come Where My Love Lies Dreaming—Tenor Theo. Karle and Criterion Male Trio I Hear a Thrush at Eve—Tenor...Theo. Karle 13027 Mah Lindy Lou—Baritone...Richard Bonelli Pale Moon—Baritone...Richard Bonelli 13024 Dream—Tenor...Theo. Karle Until—Tenor...Theo. Karle 13015 Mother o’ Mine—Baritone...Richard Bonelli Smilin’ Through—Baritone...Richard Bonelli CONSIDERABLE IN DALU Sanla Fe Springs other week without big wells. The Amphibians continue with its on the Dallugge loch 1 is drilling now barrel samples at mation is showing The Dallugge proper of the richest and the Santa Fe Springs The Central Oil set back on its Tan first cementing water at 4005 feet necessary to do so the well. The General Pet No. 1 continues to the field. This b three weeks ago at ing 4200 barrels w of a clock. The oil does not run a g thousand barrels. General Petroleum duplicate wells th Elshuco Trio Autumn and Winter—Violin-'Cello-Piano Elshuco Trio 13029 Sohemian Girl (Then You'll Remember Me) Act III, Tenor....Theo. Karle Love's Garden of Roses—Tenor....Theo. Karle 13028 Come Where My Love Lies Dreaming—Tenor Theo. Karle and Criterion Male Trio I Hear a Thrush at Eve—Tenor....Theo. Karle 13027 Mah Lindy Lou—Baritone...Richard Bonelli Pale Moon—Baritone...Richard Bonelli 13024 Dream—Tenor....Theo. Karle Until—Tenor....Theo. Karle 13015 Mother o' Mine—Baritone...Richard Bonelli Smilin' Through—Baritone...Richard Bonelli 10017 La Capitera (The Wren) in Italian, Soprano Virginia Rea 10039 Traumerei—Violin Solo.....Max Rosen 10041 Spanish Dance—Violin Solo.....Max Rosen 5007 In the Gloaming—Contralto...Elizabeth Lennox Silver Threads Among the Gold—Tenor Walter Hammond and Male Trio 5022 Angel's Serenade—Soprano with Violin Obligato Marie Tiffany Cradle Song—Soprano...Marie Tiffany 2146 Love's Dream After the Ball—Violin-'Cello-Harp Riviera Trio Herd Girl's Dream—Violin-Flute-Harp Gondolier Trio 2098 Somebody's Mother.....Crescent Male Trio Where the Lazy Mississippi Flows Tenor and Baritone...Charles Hart, Elliott Shaw 2088 Evening Chimes—Violin-Flute-Harp...Gondolier Trio Love's Old Sweet Song—Violin-Flute-Harp Gondolier Trio 2080 Look for the Silver Lining—Soprano and Tenor Irene Audrey and Sam Ash Whip-Poor-Will—Soprano and Tenor Irene Audrey and Sam Ash 5123 Mother, My Dear.....Theo. Karle In the Moonlight—Tenor....Theo. Karle Schmidt Music Co. Over 3000 Brunswick Records in Stock 177 West Center St. Phone 890 PHONOGRAPH CAN PLAY BRUNSWICK RECORDS The Orange County Plain Dealer SUCCESSORS TO LATE SIAMESE TWINS FULLERTON BRIEFS Mrs. W. E. Livingston invited a number of her neighbors over yesterday afternoon for a sewing party. The ladies spent the afternoon sewing carpet rags and in conversation. Miss Eleanor Liescher of Yorba is seriously ill at her home. Monday Miss Della Corqna visited her for several hours. John Phuet of La Habra, 18, a graduate from the Fullerton high school last year died this morning at the home of his parents. The body is being held at the McAulay funeral parlors. Funeral arrangements are to be announced later, it is stated. RUSS OIL EXPERT WILL GIVE LECTURE Victor C. Svimonoff, late general manager of the Molot engineering works at Baku, is scheduled to deliver an address on the Russian oil industry at the commerce building of the Fullerton high school Monday at 10 a.m. This is the second and last address of this gifted speaker at the Fullerton high school. The public is invited. NEALY INFANT DIES The five-month-old son of Mr. and Mrs. George Nealy died at his parents' home last evening from whooping cough. Funeral services will be held at the Scale Funeral parlor. Interment will be at Loma Vita. The Nealys are very well known in Fullerton, Mrs. Nealy being formerly Miss Houston. NEXT IS CLEANUP WEEK May 15 to 20 has been designated in Fullerton as clean-up and paint-up week by the proclamation of William F. Coulter, mayor. Mr. Coulter says that he is certain the citizens of Fullerton will enter into the matter whole-heartedly and that it can only result in good. E. Z. CLUB IN FULLERTON Mrs. John Cook, Mrs. W. M. Chambers, Mrs. J. W. Sackett went to FULLERTON HOTEL MOVING RAPIDLY The large new hotel for Fullerton is fast being changed from a hope into a reality. New materials are constantly arriving on the ground and work is progressing rapidly. Walls are nearly complete for the first story. The structure is of brick, and has not yet been given any of the coating which is to give it the appearance it bore in the architect's picture. When completed, Fullerton expects to be able to vie with any city of its size in So. Cal in its hotel facilities. The contractors have several months to complete the building. The new city reservoir is also nearing completion. EBELL MUSIC LOVERS MEET The music section of the Ebell club enjoyed a pleasant afternoon yesterday at the home of Mrs. A. Osborne on No. Spudra-rd. The composer studied was Ethelbert Nevins. Vocal roles and piano solos were another interesting feature of the afternoon's program. J. C. PRESENTS "CLARENCE" The presentation of "Clarence" tonight at the Fullerton high school auditorium tonight by the junior college students is to be next to the last act in the May week fete of the junior college. A large crowd is expected since the tickets for the play have all been disposed of. The proceeds of the movie play at the Rialto theatre Monday is to be given the F. J. C. The theatre is to feature Wesley Barry in "School Days." CONSIDERABLE OIL IN DALUGGE NO. 1 Santa Fe Springs pulled thru another week without bringing in any big well. The Anshigamated Oil Co. continues with its exploitation work on the Dalugge lead. Dalugge No. 1 is drilling now and taking core barrel samples at 4045 and the formation is showing considerable oil. The Dalugge property looks like one of the richest and best holdings in the Santa Fe Springs district. The Central Oil Co. had a little set back on its Tank Farm well. The first cementing failed to shut off water at 4005 feet and it will be necessary to do some more work on the well. The General Petroleum's Santa Fe No. 1 continues to be the pride of the field. This big well completed three weeks ago at 3900 feet is making 4200 barrels with the regularity of a clock. The oil is 33 gravity and does not run a grain of sand to a thousand barrels. In a few days the General Petroleum will have two duplicate wells that will give the annual exhibit of the Fullerton grammar school is being held today at the primary building at the corner of Chapman and Harvard-aves. An operetta will be held this evening at 8 o'clock for the benefit of the public, admission being free. The same operetta was held at 2 o'clock yesterday for the benefit of the students of the grammar school. A living exhibit of penmanship is to be given this afternoon, the students to vie with each other. There is also to be a class demonstration in penmanship. A varied exhibit of wild flowers is being made by the general science class. "PEGGY" INSISTS "IT'S LIES, ALL LIES" NEW YORK, May 12—"Lies! All lies!" With army flung aloft, tears of rage and mortification glistening in her eyes and as one small foot stamped in anger, Peggy Hopkins Joyce, noted as the modern "Cleopatra," thus denied stories of heart-breaking, home-wrecking and wild parties in Paris on her arrival here from Europe today on the liner Maurerania. She brought with her more than $1,000,000 worth of gowns and jewels. She said she was going at once to Norfolk, Va., to visit and comfort her mother. FORECAST DROP IN SHOE PRICES BY FALL INDIANAPOLIS, May 12—Pedestrians who can hold out another six months on their present footwear may be able to purchase their next shoes at further reduced prices. The retail price of footwear will not be reduced for six months, according to opinions expressed by delegates to the annual convention of the Indiana Retail Shoe Dealers' association here. SPEED RACE IN AIR PARIS, May 12—Sadi Lecointe famous French air pilot, has accepted the challenge of "Jimmy" James, British winner of last year's air derby, for an airplane race at the London air station, Croydon. James recently attained a speed of 212 miles an hour. TRACTION FOR BOATS Endless tread traction has been applied to boats by a Frenchman to enable them to travel in water to shayyow to float them. Carl Simmons, cement pipe contractor, Phone 100-R-3. Witman, Eyesight specialist. Announcing New Arrivals The General Petroleum's Santa Fe No. 1 continues to be the pride of the field. This big well completed three weeks ago at 3900 feet is making 4200 barrels with the regularity of a clock. The oil is 33 gravity and does not run a grain of sand to a thousand barrels. In a few days the General Petroleum will have two duplicate wells that will give the Santa Fe Springs production a big boost. The Petroleum Midway is scheduled to be the next Santa Fe Springs producing company. The Petroleum Midway's Standee No. 1 at 3529 struck a nice light oil sand that has the life of a ten thousand barrel well. The water string will be set and this well will be ready to try out on production in ten days. The first and only disappointment of the Santa Fe Springs field is the Union Oil Company's Meyer No. 4. This well drilled to 4516 started off pumping water. A little oil came in later and now this dap well is doing about 40 barrels. Meyer No. 3 a producer for a number of years at 90 barrels, 37 gravity oil has dropped to 40 barrels. Meyer No. 5 the last hope of the Meyer property a 4977 foot well stands cemented at 4594. Montebello is a scheduled for new producer soon. The Comanche Oil Company's Calkins No. 1 sets the 81-4 at 3590 and on drilling out the cement another St. Helen's Eggleston well is looked for. The Calkins has been showing up very strong. The Baldwin-Stocker Oil Estate is rig going up on its No. 4 and will start drilling immediately. This well was located and the rig built more than a year ago, and was occasioned by the big showing made by the Columbia Oil Producing Co's Adobe No. 3. The Baldwin-Stocker well will be drilled under the supervision of the McGilney Oil Company. Redondo got another nice boost a few days ago when the Chansler-Canfield Midway got an excellent showing of oil in its Torrance No. 1 at 3277. The sand was struck just 25 feet below the mark worked out by W.R. Blodgett the Chansler-Canfield oil engineer. On striking the oil sand the well started to flow and it was only by hard and quick work that the well was prevented from getting away. 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TOMORROW ROOKIE LEWIS ANAHEIM'S FAVORITE COMEDIAN IN A WHIRLY-GIRLY MUSICAL REVUE Featuring Grace Newton and Those CLASSY GIRLS POPULAR PRICES FAIRYLAND AFRICA AIDS RESEARCH A South African government board will award research scholarships and make grants toward the expenses of scientific research. NEW ROAMER BLADE The blade of a new roamer is screwed into the shank so a new blade can be inserted when an old one is worn out. Plain Dealer for Good Job Printing. Saturday Only This Big 6 Inch AFRICA AIDS RESEARCH A South African government board will award research scholarships and make grants toward the expenses of scientific research. Plain Dealer for Good Job Printing. NEW ROAMER BLADE The blade of a new roamer is screwed into the shank so a new blade can be inserted when an old one is worn out. Plain Dealer for Good Job Printing. 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