oc-plain-dealer 1922-08-12

California Is Cleared Out of Maxwell Cars California has rarely if ever been barer of Maxwells than now, say Turton & Lumsdon, distributors of the Maxwell and Chalmers, and Chalmers cars also are none too plentiful, following the cut in price. Prospective purchasers are advised to put in their orders at once, if they don't want to be delayed. No Maxwells will arrive here for 10 days, says the local firm, and only one Chalmers is left. The Chalmers has been cut $245 to $1445 delivered here. Sam Moore of Placentia has purchased a Chalmers and C. Harrison a used Maxwell. CARD OF THANKS Wish to thank our many friends for the beautiful floral offering and for the many kindnesses extended during our recent bereavement in the loss of our beloved daughter, Evelyn Marie. MR. & MRS. BEN J. DAUSER. Baldwin Refrigerators save ice, Stroup-Barnes Furniture Co "One Clear Call" To California Sunday Once in a great while, but not too often, a motion picture flashes across the horizon that really startles the world. Such a photoplay is coming to the California tomorrow, and the patrons who witness this play will see one of the finest pictures ever shown in this city. The picture, entitled "One Clear Call," starring Henry Walthall: Claire Windsor, Milton Sill and other notables, make up the remarkable cast. John M. Stahl, the great producer of this picture, who has numerous other masterpieces to his credit proclaims this as his most wonderful play. There is not a finer actor on the silent sheet than Henry Walthall. Any number of critics state that "One Clear Call" is his most spectacular effort. The picture is filled with tense human interest action, and when the play fades out there is hardly a dry eye in the audience. It is well worth seeing. Among the added attractions will be another thrilling chapter of "Robinson Crusoe," which will be shown at the Sunday matinee only. Of course this picture is packed with The Lowest Prices in To Tire Bargain Fabric Non-Skid Size | List Price | Sale Price | List Price ---|---|---|--- 30x3½ | $12.55 | $8.50 | $18.95 Fabric Non-Skid Size List Price Sale Price List Price 30x3½ $12.55 $8.50 $18.95 32x3½ 19.15 13.55 25.50 33x4 26.80 17.85 32.40 33x4 26.80 18.85 33.40 34x4 27.80 18.95 34.25 No Tax Other Sizes Reduced in Proportion Every Tire Guaranteed by Maker and Us. Anaheim Vulcanizing S. R. WALTER, Prop. 156 S. 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Los Angeles St. The DURANT THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA To Sunday but not too shakes across startle; the is coming to and the pa- lay will see ever shown "One Clear Well hall and other remarkable produc- has numer- to his credit most wonder- sector on the Waltball. state that most specta- tion hung when the hardly a dry well worth actions will utter of "Rob- ll be shown only. Of packed with Earl Farris in Denver; Shop Here Very Busy Anaheim may not have an automobile factory, but it has something ap- proaching one in the shop of Earl Farris at 226 South Los Angeles-st. Farris rebuilds tops, covers cars with fabricoid in any one of two dozen shades, and in fact does anything required to bodies, to improve their appearance. The shop has been enjoying a good run of business. Alden Farris is in charge for a week or two in the absence of his brother, who is visiting their parents in Denver. Earl Farris is making the trip purely for pleasure, but is keeping his eyes open meanwhile for new ideas in his specialty. thrills, and the kiddies should be on deck tomorrow to see it. Lavell Gordon, noted Canadian tenor, will be on the same program. He will present several splendid selections, and is certain to be a favorite here. Of course there will be other superb added attractions on the bill and DeWitt Reese, Anaheim's popular organist, will be at the console of the big Wurlitzer with many brand new numbers. LA HABRA ITEMS LA HABRA, Aug. 12. (Spl.)—Saturday evening a long looked for event is scheduled to take place, the opening of the Lumsden and Evans, drug store. The new pressed brick block of the aL Habra Investment Co. at the corner of Hiett and Central-sts will be formally dedicated by this affair. This building has been erected at a cost of $50,000 by this company and is a very handsome structure vying with any metropolitan building of its size in the county. There are two store buildings, with a hotel in the second story. The corner store will house the new drug company. Charles Lumlsden is a well known Standard Oil man, and has resided for several years in La Habra. He and Mrs. Lumlsden have been prominent in every forward movement of the town. R. M. Evans, better known, in the world of sports as "Sweed" Evans, has an international reputation, having been captain of the U.S.C. foot ball team in 1920, and was in Belgium as the representative of the U.S.as a discus thrower. The interior will be finished in gray oak, and this tone will be carried out in all the furnishings. A ladies rest room will fill a much needed want here, it is said. This will be provided with dainty toilet articles, and easy chairs. This is on the balcony at the rear of the store. A fountain and ice cream booths are a feature of the store. Mr. Evans is a registered pharmacist, and both young men are thorough business men. Next week will see the planting of seven acres of land in North La Habra heights to avocados by J. H. Walker, cashier of the First National bank. The trees have been grown on the Walker ranch and will be planted in terrace form. This will be only one of the improvements to be made in this section, as nearly all of this land that a few years ago was thought fit only for a sheep pasture is subdivided and sold. Avocados will be the principal fruit crip planted here, as this is considered nearly frostless. A new front is being installed in the dry goods side of the Hilbert Mercantile establishment. OPERA STAR OF 40 YEARS AGO BLIND NEW YORK, Aug. 12—Mir Hauk, the first "Carmen" in United States, who sang prima da na roles 40 years ago, is the "Blind lady" of Lucerne, Switzerland. It was learned here today. Due to the zenith of her operatic career Minnie Hauk married, becoming Baroness von Hesse-Wertegg. MRS. HAMMERSTEIN IN FILM Mrs. Oscar Hammerstein, widow of the New York impressario, now ported engaged to an Italian prize is to make her debut as a movie actress in "What's Wrong With Women?" SURPRISE VISIT FROM SON Mr. and Mrs. A, Chapman, 131 street, were very happily surprise last evening by a visit from their R.M. Chapman, who lives in Opatria, Calif. He had been called Los Angeles on business and stop for dinner and the evening with parents. Cord Non-Skid Price List Price Sale Price $18.95 $13.90 25.50 19.95 "It Is $109" Cord Non-Skid Price List Price Sale Price $18.95 $13.90 25.50 18.85 32.40 24.50 33.40 24.85 34.25 25.85 in Proportion No Tax See Us Today izing Works ER, Prop. Phone 259 OF THE CAR Experienced Pacific Coast Orn, headed by men who launched one of the greatest automobile mills in the West. Pacific Coast Factory, centrally locurring you that all replacements made promptly. Selected Dealer Organization, coventire Pacific Coast, linked with on the Walker ranch and will be planted in terrace form. This will be only one of the improvements to be made in this section, as nearly all of this land that a few years ago was thought fit only for a sheep pasture is subdivided and sold. Avocados will be the principal fruit crop planted here, as this is considered nearly frostless. A new front is being installed in the dry goods side of the Hilbert Mercantile establishment. Another old landmark has had the skids put under and will soon be a thing of the past. This is one of the first to be built and the last to go. Frank McFadden will make a double bungalow of it when it is moved to Second-st. Mr. Lindaur, it is said, will improve soon on this corner. Mrs. C. L. Crumrine and daughter, Pauline, were luncheon guests Friday in Los Angeles, at the home of Mrs. Bessie F. Tedfer. A double wedding of interest to many La Habrians, took place in Whittier Tuesday. This was the uniting in wedlock of Ewell C. Couts, and Miss Opal Brown of La Habra, and Jack Cooly, of Palms and Miss Inez Ingraham, of Whittier, formerly of La Habra. Palms will be the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cooley, and the Couts will reside in Whittier. Boy Scouts in camp at Barton Flats from here are: Paul Lowen, Joseph Massey, Clarence Logue, Robert Williams, Joseph K. Kneier, and Marrill Canfield. Mrs. Clarence Glazier, and son Le-land, are at Big Bear for a fortnight. Other La Hamra folks at this popular resort, are the Guy, and Claud Smith families, and the Rev. and Mrs. C. A. Smith, and Mrs. Smith's sister Miss Myrtle Carnes of Berkeley. Ralph Glazier and family were visitors at their brothers home here Friday. CHICHESTER S PILLS THE DIAMOND BRAND Ladies! Ask your Drugget for your share of Diamond Brands Pills in Red and Gold assorted colors, assisted with Blue Ribbon. Take no other. Buy of rare Druggets. Attend CHICHESTER S PILLS for 98 years known as Best/Safest.Always Relieved SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE Fageol Tractors Are Fageol Tractors Are Cheapest in the long run. J. J. DeVaux H. S. Gelnette, Manager 328 West Center St. Anaheim, Cal. THREE-YEAR GUARANTEE BUY A MAG-DRY 6-volt, 11-plate $25.00 6-volt, 13-plate $28.00 12-volt, 7-plate $32.50 Expert Battery and Ignition Repairing HERR'S Battery and Ignition SHOP 252 N. Los Angeles St. Paige Garage Phone 713 A STAR OF 40 YEARS AGO BLIND WORK, Aug. 12.— Minnie the first "Carmen" in this states, who sang prima donna 40 years ago, is the 'little lady' of Lucerne, Switzerland, earned here today. During ninth of her operatic career sheuk married, becoming the evon Hesse-Wertegg. HAMMERSTEIN IN FILMS Scar Hammerstein, widow of York impressario, now re-engaged to an Italian prince, he her debut as a movie act-What's Wrong With the RISE VISIT FROM SON Mrs. A. Chapman, 131 Elm were very happily surprised by a visit from their son, Chapman, who lives in Cali-allf. He had been called to sales on business and stopped and the evening with his BUENA PARK BUENA PARK, Aug. 12, (Spl.)— Miss Irma Robison left on Friday for a two weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Wilder of Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jolly have moved from La Habra and are making their home with Mr. Jolly's parents on Grand-ave. Mrs. E. P. Mann and son, Donald, are visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Henshaw of Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Will Braaly of Fullerton visited in town on Tuesday afternoon. The Ladies Aid of the Congregational church met at the home of Mrs. H. H. Haggarty on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. W. B. Shaw and sons motored to El Segundo on Thursday afternoon. James Travis is having a vacation of two weeks. Sales First 6 Months 1,138,000; New Record The fact hasn't been generally made known, says George Ennis, of the Automotive Electric Company, that the automobile industry in June established a new record for sales of cars and trucks. The total was 271,000, which exceeds the May record by 15,000. This brings the aggregate for the second quarter of the year up to 746,000 and for the first half year to approximately 1,138,000. The total for all of 1921 was 1,668,000. The gain for June alone was 51 per cent. The increase in sales means a 20 per cent jump in the 10,500,000 registration in the United States. It means an increase of nearly one-third in battery equipped cars. Baldwin Refrigerators save ice. Stroup-Barnes Furniture Co Owners Say: "It Doesn't Grow Old" $1095 It is the way Essex cars continue their unusually fine and reliable performance that chiefly wins the admiration of owners. Owners Say: "It Doesn't Grow Old" $1095 for the Touring Model Cabriolet $1195 Coach 1295 Freight and Tax Extra It is the way Essex cars continue their unusually fine and reliable performance that chiefly wins the admiration of owners. They say it does not grow old. It keeps its new car smoothness. It remains economical, efficient, and inexpensive to maintain and operate. These are qualities expected only in costly cars. And that is what particularly gives emphasis to Essex value at this price. Townsend & Medbery, Inc. 226 S. Los Angeles Street Anaheim—Phone 775 H. R. GROVE Mgr. 506-8 N. Broadway Santa Ana ESSEX An Up-To-The Minute Bulletin On Used Car Bargains Ford Coupe ...1920 Ford Sedan ...1921 Ford Touring ...1920 Ford Touring ...1919 Chevrolet Touring ...1918 Chevrolet F. A. Touring ...1918 Chevrolet F. B. 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