oc-plain-dealer 1922-10-05

NEW ELECTRIC SHOP OPENS SATURDAY Opening its doors next Saturday in the Kraemer building, the Triplett Electric Co. will offer to the Anaheim public one of the most attractive and well equipped store-shops of the kind in Orange-co. Triplett has been the contractor for the light, power and fixtures of both the Kraemer and Arnold Kraemer buildings and has been doing electrical contract work here for a year past. Saturday's opening will be notable. The store will be decorated with American flags and flowers, and Triplett now is endeavoring to obtain a handsome set of panellied calendars, showing the evolution of light, done by Maxfield Parrish, the famous American artist, as permanent decorations for his side walls. Two women and a man representing the Western Electric Co. will demonstrate household appliances in the handsome balcony which comprises part of the company’s quarters. The concern has a space 14 by 115 with repair shop in the rear, while the balcony measures 14 by 24. Done in a handsome grey, with plenty of show space, including two large, modern show windows, this store is a decided credit to the city. The concern will specialize in Edison Mazda lamps, the Premier vacuum cleaner, the Western Electric washing machine, the Hotpoint appliances and bungalow and commercial fixtures. Triplet already has made good and then some in Anaheim, and promises a service unexcelled in Northern Orange-co. “Tittman’s” for Quality For the man with whom quality is paramount, but not at the expense of style, we offer a selection of the new leathers and lasts in Footwear for this Fall sure to please. REPAIRING "Tittman's" for Quality For the man with whom quality is paramount, but not at the expense of style, we offer a selection of the new leathers and lasts in Footwear for this Fall sure to please. REPAIRING Save Your Shoes In the day's of high prices it behooves one to be conservative so let us fix that old pair up. Don't Discard 'Em. TITTMAN'S 313 E. Center St. Anaheim GRAND OPENING GRAND OPENING Saturday, October 7th, 11 A.M. La Palma Cafeteria 224 East Center St. New Kraemer Bldg. You are cordially invited to attend the opening of Anaheim newest and finest cafeteria. You'll enjoy dining the cafeteria way and selecting the savior dishes right from our steam tables. Ample accommodations and restful surroundings add to the pleasure of eating here. Continuous Service 11 A.M. to 8 P.M. Special Inspection Invitation We will be pleased to have you pay us a visit on Friday afternoon at which time the entire cafeteria will be thrown open to the public, especially the kitchen which is one of the finest and cleanest in California. Nothing sold on Friday afternoon. EAST SIDE GROCERY IN LONG SERVICE The East Side Grocery on East Center-st is almost a land mark in the east end of the city. Alexander Morales was the first proprietor of the store, and before him the old Anaheim opera house was located on the site. In 1919 Adolph Hartmann tore down this frame building and erected the Hartmann block. Early this year he added another Hartmann building next door at a cost of $27,000. Here Gatti's meat market and the Blue Bird drapery shop are established. The first grocery store where the East Side Grocery now is was opened in 1910. Hartmann, himself a pioneer, is the son of one of the first Californians who ever pased thru Anaheim, F. A. Hartmann, who saw the city in 1870 when he drove to Sonora, Mexico, on a pack train. Adolph Hartmann always has been a booster for Anaheim, and has remained so in spite of his removal to Los Angeles. One of the improvements he has urged is the extension of the electric lights up Center-st to the tracks of the Santa Fe railway. NEW PHOTO-STUDIO TELLS ABOUT NAME The Harold Photo Studio, located in the new Kraemer building, is already making a name for itself. Establishing in Anaheim but two months ago, the proprietors, Stein and Hirsch, have already added another man, Mr. A. G. Boxell, to the number of assistants. In speaking of his studio Mr. Stein is frequently asked, "Why the Harold? Neither of your names is Harold." "No, but the day we opened our studio three years ago on first coming to this wonderful state, was my son's birthday, so Mrs Stein and I decided to dedicate our work to him." "Photos of distinction" is the slogan of the Harold studio and each FROM CELLAR TO GARRET IN ONE DAY The Federal House Cleaning company is a late enterprise of Anaheim which has just completed a most satisfactory job for the United Theaters, in thoroughly renovating and cleaning the Grand theater. This energetic company will clean a house from cellar to garret in one day and do it right. The modern family has outgrown the old-fashioned spring and autumn back breaking, profanity producing job of house cleaning, and the Federal Cleaning company steps in to do the work without the above mentioned disturbing factors. 21 NEW WELLS STARTED Oil field operations reported the week ending Sept. 30, show 21 new wells started, compared with 27 previous week. The total new wells this year, 1042, compared with 1052 same date last year. Tests for water shut-off 46, compared with 21 previous week. Yearly total to date 1284; total to same date last year, 1160. Deepening or redrilling jobs 13, compared with 15 preceding week. Total to date this year 607. Total to same date last year, 554. Abandonments 6 compared with 2 preceding week. Total to date this year 207; total to same date last year, 161. SANTA FE LEASE SANTA FE LEASE, Oct. 5—(Spl.)—Mrs. R. F. Jones and Mrs. C. H. Williams attended the Daughters of Veterans at Fullerton Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Weickensheim of Los Angeles were visitors on this lease Sunday. Mr. Brownie Williams is now employed on the Wagner Ranch. Mr. Loyd Light is now back to his work in the local office after a week's vacation or mainly, on a honeymoon. Mr. and Mrs. Light will make their future home in the home being vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Weickensheim. UNITED THEATRE READY FOR OPENING The United Theater, formerly the Grand, which will open its doors on Saturday as a first class motion picture house, is practically a new building, following the repairs that are being completed today. The interior has been completely redecorated, a wonderful new silver nitrated curtain has been hung, a modern projection room built in, a 6,000-watt electric sign hung above the entrance, the famous Vitagraph release obtained to ensure worthwhile programs, and an efficient staff secured to give the public first class service. A well known electric company which does all the company's work fits up a projection room which is the final word in up-to-dateness. It contains two picture machines, a spot light machine and a stereopticon, products of the Simplex factories, and every known device as well as certain new means of fire prevention has been adopted to forestall any possibility of flames getting beyond the room in case of accident. The walls of the new building are a delight to the eye. Done in light green and gilt, they add greatly to the beauty of the inetrior. Further improvements will be made by the United Theaters, Inc., as need arises, with the object of constantly adding to the facilities for comfort available. LA PALMA CAFETERIA OPENS SATURDAY East Center-st is awaiting the opening of the fine new La Palma Cafeteria, in the new Kraemer-bldg, which is set for Oct. 7, continuous service from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. The entire place will be open to inspection-Friday afternoon when the public is cordially invited to visit the place. The management is especially proud of the kitchen which is one of the finest and cleanest in California. Nothing will be sold Friday afternoon, but on Saturday, the opening day, O. boy! ready making a name for itself. Establishing in Anaheim but two months ago, the proprietors, Stein and Hirsch, have already added another man, Mr. A. G. Boxell, to the number of assistants. In speaking of his studio Mr. Stein is frequently asked, "Why the Harold? Neither of your names is Harold." "No, but the day we opened our studio three years ago on first coming to this wonderful state, was my son's birthday, so Mrs Stein and I decided to dedicate our work to him." "Photos of distinction" is the slogan of the Harold studios, and quick and efficient work is assured. Mrs. Stein is in charge of the reception room. Children's work is given especial attention. Many a good worker has been spoiled by giving him a title and a "position." The bootlegger isn't so much to blame as his customers Watch and Jewelry repairing, Witman's SANTA FE LEASE, Oct. 5—(Spl.)—Mrs. R. F. Jones and Mrs. C. H. Williams attended the Daughters of Veterans at Fullerton Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Welckersheim of Los Angeles were visitors on this lease Sunday. Mr. Brownie Williams is now employed on the Wagner Ranch. Mr. Loyd Light is now back to his work in the local office after a week's vacation or mainly, on a honeymoon. Mr. and Mrs. Light will make their future home in the home being vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Welckersheim. Mr. Elliott who has been employed here for some time has now moved his family from Whittier to this lease. Mr. and Mrs. R. Meranda and family Mrs. Walkup and daughter Bernice and Miss Margaret Flynn, Miss Georgia Grant enjoyed Sunday at Orange County Park. Mr. Arthur Kennedy of Los Angeles visited on this lease Monday. Mrs. Buck Walkup and daughter Bernice and Miss Helen and Mona Meranda attended the dance at Concordia Saturday evening. Mrs. Ed Brainer entertained Monday Mrs. Lou Depney and daughter and friend of Riverside. Mrs. Bert Ryan and son Earl were Anaheim visitors Monday. Mrs. Wolfe was also an Anaheim shopper Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. R. F. Jones attended the Rebbecca lodge at Orange Monday evening. Mr. Charlie Wilson purchased the Welckersheim garage. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ryan entertained over the week-end their daughter Mrs. Marcus Johnson and husband and tiny son Donald Marcus of Fullerton. Miss William Lynn spent week-end with Miss Katherine of the West Coast lease. Miss Hazel Williams is now stenographer at the local office. Miss Vera Feldner of Orange visited on this lease Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Lyle and family and Mr. and Mrs. De Morris and family enjoyed Sunday at Redondo Beach taking a dip in the plunge. Mr. and Mrs. H. Schryer and daughter Mrs. Jack Andrews and son Lee Jaynes were Anaheim and Fullerton shoppers Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Andrews and Mrs. R. F. Jones were Los Angeles visitors Tuesday. Mrs. Raymond Jones of the West Coast Lease visited Miss Sadle Jones Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Grinegar and Mr. and Mrs. C. H Williams spent the week-end in Los Angeles visiting relatives. Mrs. H. Schryer entertained Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. Luckenbach and daughter Miss Bessie of the West Coast Lease. Mr. and Mrs. H. Schryer and daughter Mrs. Jack Andrews spent Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs.John Van Patten on Rose Drive. Many friends of Mr. and Mrs.Long OPENS SATURDAY East Center-st is awaiting the opening of the fine new La Palma Cafeteria, in the new Kraemer-bldg, which is set for Oct. 7, continuous service from 11 a.m., to 8 p.m. The entire place will be open to inspection Friday afternoon when the public is cordially invited to visit the place. The management is especially proud of the kitchen which is one of the finest and cleanest in California. Nothing will be sold Friday afternoon, but on Saturday, the opening day, O, boy! Patriotism develops into something else when based on racial hatred Dirt is all right except when it gets where it does not belong. Beach Wednesday night. Mr. Kenneth Powers of the West Coast Lease visited friends on this lease Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. H. Schryer entertained Tuesday evening their son, Mr.Bill Schryer of the West Coast lease. Pacific Coffee Stores Company Reliable Coffee Merchants and Coffee Roasters 211 East Center St. Anaheim Calif. The New Symp THE ACME Given Av Now on E You May Hol This Hi-Grade Mrs. Raymond Jones of the West Coast Lease visited Miss Sadle Jones Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Grinegar and Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Williams spent the week-end in Los Angeles visiting relatives. Mrs. H. Schryer entertained Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. Luckenbach and daughter Miss Bessie of the West Coast Lease. Mr. and Mrs. H. Schryer and daughter Mrs. Jack Andrews spent Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs. John Van Patten on Rose Drive. Many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Long of Placentia formerly of Olinda were very sorry to hear of the illness of their son Erwin. Mr. and Mrs. A. Meranda and family and Mrs. H. Schryer and daughters were Anaheim shoppers Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Seguine and son Ray spent Sunday at Redondo Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schneider and daughter Helen Jean were Los Angeles visitors Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Williams enjoyed seven o'clock luncheon with their daughter, Mrs. Louise Moore husband and son James of Long Residence Phone Office Phone 340-W 882 Citrus and Walnut Groves City Property-Exchanges Jay C. Idlor Realtor 248 E. Center St. Anaheim Cal. Phone 115 Next Door New United Theatre Anaheim Beauty Parlor Bessie T. Bruington 300 E. Center St. Anaheim, Cal. Harper method of scalp treatment and manicuring violet ray treatments. Electronet blanket treatment facial massage, Russian marcel, water waving. CALIFORNIA PAGE FIVE "Lest You Regret, We Say it Yet" When you buy a suit you want one that will please you in every detail—style, quality, pattern, fit, price and wear. Every day, when you slip into it, you want to feel so satisfied with your suit that you can say, "This certainly is the most satisfying suit I ever bought." That is just what you can say if you have us make you a Custom Tailored Suit —hand tailored to your own measure. H. CHASIN High Class Tailor 213 E. 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