oc-plain-dealer 1922-09-13

ORELAND FACTORY GROWING RAPIDLY G. & L. LEASE G. & L. LEASE, Sept 13. (Spl.)—Little Miss June Turner daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Turner, got a knife accidentally sturck in the ball of her eye Tuesday. The specialist have no hopes of saving her eye. Mr. and Mrs. Shafer of Santa Ana were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Brown Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Bryant were guests at a chicken dinner at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shores of Fullerton and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sauhen of Stearns Lease Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Sammons and daughter Anabelle of Brea were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith Sunday. Mrs. G. S. Hanmore and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith and son Waldo, were Anaheim shoppers Monday. Mrs. A. N. White and his sister-in-law Mrs. Arthur Jones and baby Ozela have returned home after spending two months with relatives and friends in Kentucky and Tennessee Thursday evening. Mr. Floyd Cheadle and daughter Pauline of La Habra and Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Mayfield motored to Whittier Friday evening and spent the evenig with Mr. Cheadle's wife who is in the Murphy Memorial hospital. Mrs. Cheadle is getting along nicely and expects to return to her home in La Habra Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Richards and two children, Billie and Francis, spent Sunday in Hollywood. Mrs. Frank McElhany and daughter, Lois, spent the week end with her mother, Mrs. Wm. Wimer of Los Angeles. Mrs. E. C. Goss and two children Francis and Dorothy spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Goss's sister, Mrs. Leonard Theirfelder of Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Caffey and baby of Redondo, Mr. and Mrs. Brayto Philibrok of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bowen of Huntington Beach, and the latter's sister, Miss Lois Caffey surprised their father Harley Caffey on his 60th birthday Tuesday evening. IMPROVEMENTS AND ANAHEIM NATIONAL The contractors for the re-ing of the interior of the A National Bank, Sweetser & K yesterday, making preparations gin improvements. The work begin within 10 days, A.B.M cashier, indicated today. Business will not be init with during the work, McCoir The double vault first will be ed and later the fixtures on the side will be put in. When there are in place the offices and c the east side will be vacated the east side used. Private contractors here w in new windows, the me floor, etc. past four months visiting her ter, Mrs. Outhouse, returned home in Coalinga Tuesday. Outhouse is taking his grand home. Little Miss Helen Denelly Stearns Lease was the guest aunt, Mrs. Frank Dilker Mono Mr. and Mrs. Culp and f Coyotte Leasee No. 2 and m Mrs.L.F.Lemley and f tended the Standard ball g Huntington Beach Sunday. Mrs. Godfrey and three o Joe, Mary and Margarete o were callers on Mr. and Mrs Pope Sunday. Mr. Ira Stone's uncle, M stone left for Banning to n nelee , Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.Ira Stone an lly attended a picnic in San Canyon, Sunday. Mr. Frank McElhany home Saturday from St.Penn, where he was called d death of his father. Homer Caffey motored toington Beach and brot Mi Caffey home to attend school day. Lois has been spendin school vacation with her sis Walter Bowens of that place Mr. and Mrs.K.L.Sella daughter Mable, and the lat er, Mrs.J.C.Slay, atten Red Lantern at Brea Sunda conceived the idea that manufacturing of trucks could be made in California, he was ridiculous and told that it was not a manufacturing company and probably never would be. As an evidence of its growth and in continued achievement it is resting to note the statement of corporation that is expansion has raptly it has outgrown its limitation and is offering an additional million dollars worth of cap stock to enable it to continue itsansion in both sales possibilities production. This stock is evenlived between 7 per cent cumulative participating preferred stock common stock. The company announces that it is underwriting this issue but is offing it direct through its own organization. RIGIBLE READY FOR LONG TRIP NEWPORT NEWS. Va.. Sept.12—Deporous of aliens who participated in bus gathering is provided for in ill introduced by Representative honds, Republican, Pennsylvania. DEPORT RIOTOUS ALIENS WASHINGTON, Sept. 12.—Deporous of aliens who participated in bus gathering is provided for in ill introduced by Representative honds, Republican, Pennsylvania. Ed what to thank his friends and neighbors for the kindness and sympathy shown in the death of our baby. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Payan. Mr. Glenn Quinn of Olinda, Mr. G. S. Hanmore and Mr. Eddie Crawford went dove hunting Thursday evening but no luck in getting any. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Stone and family spent Tuesday in Long Beach. Mrs. Knop Sellers and daughter, Mable spent Tuesday night with friends in Fullerton. Mrs. F. McElhany and daughter, Lois, spent Thursday with friends at Huntington Beach. Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Hanmore entertained Mr. and Mrs. Charles McBride of Brea Canyon at a rabbit supper Wednesday night and all attended the Red Lantern at Brea. Mr. J. A. Delany of Virginia arrived in California Sunday and is visiting with his son, H. A. Delany whom they haven't seen for six years. Mrs. H. A. Delany warned home Whittler tails care of Mr. Eddeburn who passed away suddenly. Mr. Charles Bramely was a beach visitor Sunday. Mrs. Brown, who has spent the Cable Millinery Announce Their Opening Display of Fall : and Winter Millinery : Friday, Sept. 15th No Cards Refreshments will be served in afternoon Cable Millinery in Vogue Shoppe 216 W. Center St. Anaheim IMPROVEMENTS AT ANAHEIM NATIONAL contractors for the renovation of the interior of the Anaheim National Bank, Sweetser & Baldwin Angeles, were in Anaheim today, making preparations to be improvements. The work should within 10 days, A. B. McCord, Jr., indicated today. Business will not be interfered during the work, McCord said. Double vault first will be extended later the fixtures on the west side will be vacated and east side used. Private contractors here will put new windows, the mezzanine etc. Four months visiting her daughter Mrs. Outhouse, returned to her in Coalinga Tuesday. Mr. Bill House is taking his grandmother Little Miss Helen Demelly of the Mrs. Lease was the guest of her Mrs. Frank Dilker Monday. and Mrs. Culp and family of Mrs. Lease No. 2 and Mr. and L. F. Lemley and family at the Standard ball game at Kingston Beach Sunday. Ms. Godfrey and three children, Mary and Margarete of Brea callers on Mr. and Mrs. John Sunday. Ira Stone's uncle, Mr. J. E. left for Banning to visit his Sunday. and Mrs. Ira Stone and family attended a picnic in Santa Ana Sunday. Frank McElhany returned Saturday from St. Petersburg, where he was called by the man of his father. Omer Caffey motored to Hunton Beach and brot Miss Lois home to attend school Sun-Lois has been spending her vacation with her sister, Mrs. Better Bowens of that place. r. and Mrs. K.' L. Sellars andighter, Mable, and the latter's sis-Mrs. J. C. Slay, attended the Lantern at Brea Sunday night. SANTA FE LEASE SANTA FE LEASE, Sept. 13.(Split) Mr. and Mrs. Andy Lyle are the proud owners of a new Maxwell. Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Grimegar entertained over the weekend, Miss Ada Hack of Gardena. Mr. Arlie Rngles is sporting in a new Ford Coupe. A large party of Santa Fe Lease folks enjoyed Sunday at Orange-co-park and also a six o'clock supper, dancing and games were enjoyed by the party. They were: Mr. and Mrs. R. Meranda and family, Mr. and Mrs Ed Skillings, Mrs. H. Schryer and daughter, Olive, and son, Bill, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Andrews and son, Miss Flynn, Mrs Brainer and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Grimegar and family, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Jopes and family. Mr. and Mrs. Hitchcock and daughter, Mildred and Mr. and Mrs Sinclair are enjoying a two weeks' vacation at Catalina Island camping. Mrs. R. Meranda and daughters, Mona and Eunice, were Anaheim shoppers Monday. Mrs. H. Schryer and daughter, Olive, and Mrs. Jack Andrews and son, Lee Jaynes, visited Mrs. Alvin Schryer of Olive Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Vanatta and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas spent the week end at, San Diego and Tia Juana. Mr. and Mrs. James Flynn entertained their daughter-in-law, Mrs Howard Flynn, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Williams were Long Beach visitors Sunday evening. Anaheim shoppers Saturday evening were: Mr. and Mrs Robert Meranda and daughters Mona, Helen Geneveel and Eunice, and Miss Olive Schryer, Mr. and Mrs.R.F.Jones AGNES Ayres is seen today at the California in "The Ordeal," a Paramount success." The Leather Pushers" is also a feature. Roy Smoot is booked to sing. and daughter, Miss Sadie and son Robert and Mr. and Mrs Raymond Jones and daughter, Beverly Mardelle, Mr. and Mrs Selgelorst, Mr. and Mrs Heirman, Mr. and Mrs Sinclair, Mr. and Mrs Hitchcock and daughter, Mildred, Mr. and Mrs.B Walkup and daughter Bernice and son Dick, Mr. and Mrs.Andy Lyle, and family, Mr.Harry Remolds, Mr.Don Cullen. Mr. and Mrs.Bert Ryan and family visited their daughter, Mrs.Marcus Johnson of Fullerton who is the very proud mother of a seven pound boy. Miss Ida Goldrings entertained over the weekend Miss Ruth Wolfe of Los Angeles, Sunday the Misses Ida Goldring and Miss Ruth Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs.Goldring and sons Leslie Charles,and Martin Ira motmored to Los Angeles to visit relatives. Miss Vera Feldner stenographer at the local office spent the weekend with her parents Mr.和Mrs.Feldner of Orange. Mr.和Mrs.R.Dales和 sons Mr.和Mrs.Hucky Grimes和 sons were Anaheim shoppers Saturday evening. Mr.和Mrs.R.F.Jones和 sons daughter,Sadie和son Robert were Fullerton和Anaheim shoppers Tuesday. Mr.和Mrs.Frank Dilker spent Sunday at Redondo Beach. Miss Larue Reeves is sporting about in a new Ford coupe. NEW DEVEAT AT SALE With Interesting Fe Springs broke lime light dure The Amalgamate 3 showing oil cate a possible terworth proptery. The Coaling 4238 Tailed to drilling is going well is in ha probably have the production A producer mark for high F.Gety Nordes completed at barrels of 32 flowing clean oil,and tions for a loss is having the Spring that at Long Beach The Hamli side of the fire a large num well at 1430 ed with sh traces of oil,and shows no it will be no go to 4700 of the Bell sand was there is any may be made The Pacifi ing preparat barrel well on 3220 only 3 produced bet WORLD'S LARGEST CHAIN DEPARTMENT STORE ORGANIZATION 225 WEST CENTER STREET Girls' and Boys' School Week These are days of preparation for parents who are desirous well equipt. There is every reason for outfitting them here. The satisfaction from selections made here, while the savings will provide parents. We have some particularly attractive new offerings at the Newport Bake. Substantial Savings enjoyed from purchases made at this store. We are pleased to pass like savings on to more than a million thrifty patrons every business day of the year in our 371 Economy Spots. You realize a saving here on even the lowest priced articles. Larger savings are evidenced—the mere merchandise you select. For more than twenty years we have been helping our friends to save money on their purchases. That's one of the big reasons for our ever-increasing number of satisfied customers. Are you acquainted with these wonderful savings? A visit to our store will be profitable to you. Strap Pumps Women's Smart Styles Drapings and C Strap Pumps Women's Smart Styles There's class and quality to these women's patent leather Pumps. One-strap button style, circular vamp, plain toe, celluloid covered full Junior Louis heel, single McKay soles. Very smart. $5.50 Silk Hosiery For Women Fine quality silk hose 19-inch boot of 12-strand pure thread silk; mercerized top; 4-thread heel and toe. 98c Drapings and Covers That Cheer the Day You are invited to inspect the excellent offer you in fabrics that are correct fittings and furniture coverings. The style of expert designers. Curtain Scrims—Plain tape edge; hemstitch elty double borders; in cream and beige. Marquisettes—for curtains; plain tape edging; double border; white, cream and beige. Embroidered Marquisettes—In high faor clusters, etc. White, cream and beige. Dotted Swiss—Always attractive for bed curtains, etc. White only; yard. Flet Nets—Serviceable and attractive; fit for lace effect. Popular styles. Ivory and Madras Overdrapes—Popular for overdrives, giving a soft tone to the Splendid quality, assorted shades; yard. 36-Inch Silk Draperies—Handsome, Jacqueline Silk; effective for overdrapes; various "Sunfast;" yard. 36-Inch Silkcollines—Of lustrous finish, drapings and comforter coverings. Also very attractive printed designs inings; yard. 36-Inch Printed Satines—Heavier than the lustrous finish. Printed in suitable shades for comforter coverings, also dresses for comforters. Splendid designs; yard. 36-Inch Drapery Cretonnes—Designs a blinations to attract attention; yard. 36-Inch Cretonne and Matched Valanceure in 86-inch Art Cretonne, for effect, with a scalloped edge Valance window to match patterns of Cretonne drapes. New and very attractive for furniture covering, pillows, etc. city; yard. 36-Inch Printed Terry Cloth—Popular door and window drapings. Print designs and rich, harmonizing colors. NEW DEVELOPMENTS AT SANTA FE SPGS. With Oil Operators Interesting developments at Santa Fe Springs brot this field into the oil lime light during the past few days. The Amalgamated's Butterworth No. 3 showing oil at 4570 seems to indicate a possibility of not all the Butterworth property being deep territory. The Coalinga-Mohawk's showing at 4228 failed to make an oil well and drilling is going ahead. At 4400 this well is in hard grep sand and will probably have to go to 4600 to get the production. A producer that is setting a new mark for high gravity oil is the Geo. F. Gety Nordstrum No. 1. This well completed at 3775 is making 2400 barrels of 32 gravity oil. The well is flowing under high pressure, making clean oil, and has all the qualifications for a long time producer. Getty is having the success at Santa Fe Springs that characterized his work at Long Beach. The Hamilton well on the south side of the field holds the interest of a large number of operators. This well at 1430 is in a hard sand streaked with shale. The shale shows traces of oil, but the sand is clear and shows no oil. It is believed that it will be necessary for this well to go to 4700 feet now in order to get the Bell sand. Some claim a good showing was passed at 3500 feet. If there is anything to this a test that may be made later will prove it. The Pacific Petroleum Co., is making preparations to bring in a 3000 barrel well on the Eagle property. At 3220 only 3 feet in the sand the well produced better than 1000 barrels. CYPRESS NEWS CYPRES, Sept. 13.(Spl.)—One of the most important deals in local real estate has just been consumated. G. L. McWilliams, a successful farmer and miller of Sorghum syrups, has purchased the C. L. Damron property, comprising nearly five acres at the southeast corner of Walker street and Lincoln ave. Mr. McWilliams will start moving his sorghum mill to the new property immediately. He will locate the mill near the P. E. tracks and will subdivide the remainder of the property into business and resident lots. This property has the best location of any in the district and will give Cypress a chance to expand when sub-divided. C. O. Ledford is erecting a neat little rent cottage on his place at Moody station. School began its fall term Monday. The new school house is not entirely completed but is accommodating the children very nicely. Miss Little has charge of the upper grades and Miss Burt the primary grades. Mr. and Mrs. George B. Mills are making preparations for an extended hunting trip into Ariz. They will leave by auto Sunday and will go direct to Jerome, where arrangements will be made for the journey into the mountains. Under test, and 100 feet in the sand and under production conditions the predictions should be fulfilled. A number of wells at Santa Fe Springs are nearing completion and will probably be in before the end of the week. Among the number immediate prospective producers are the Co-operative Oil Syndicate, Doyle-Clue, Jameson, and the Union Oil Co. A NATION-WIDE INSTITUTION Penney Co. Incorporated 371 DEPARTMENT STORES BUYING FOR OUR 371 STORES ASSURES LOWEST PRICES ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Boys' Saving In COL WEAR Students who are desirous of having their children return to school missing them here. The young folk will derive a great deal of the savings will prove particularly interesting and important to receive new offerings at this time. We Are Some Big Values For School Days At the prices named below, you will appreciate the savings you will enjoy in outfitting your children here. The values are all the outcome of our large buying for our several hundred stores. Girls' Dresses ...79c to $2.98 Girls' Coats ...$5.90 to $12.50 Boys' suits $6.90, $8.90, $14.75 Boys' Coats ...$5.90 to $12.50 Girls' Shoes ...$2.25 to $3.98 Boys' Shoes ...$2.49 to $3.49 Girls' Hose ...25c to 58c Boys' Hose ...15c and 29c Dress Shoes Men's Popular Style Dress Shoes Men's Popular Style All mahogany Lotus bal with perforated circular vamp and perforated tig. half rubber heels, welt soles. A classy, well made shoe for men at an unusually low price. $6.90 Men's Hose Pure Japan Silk Reinforced heel and toe, double sole, spliced heel. 49c Cotton Hose For Men Reinforced heel and toe, Give excellent wear. 10c