oc-plain-dealer 1922-12-21

GARETH GAINED SUCCESS EARLY Early success has attended the Deer of Gareth Hughes, who plays Jimmy, the orphan, in "Format-Me-Not" at the California theater starting tomorrow. That he is not a bit older than his appearance denotes is well evidenced in the fact that he is only twenty-five years old. His first appearance as an actor was at the age of thirteen when he joined a Shakespearean road company in England. He came to the United States with the Welsh players and later became a member of the Ben Greet Players. As a boy lieutenant in the war play "Moloch," he made his first big New York hit. As the juvenile lead in A. H. Woods' production of "The Guilty Man," he made a signal hit. In the J. M. Barrie play, "The New World," Mr. Hughes created the role of the boy, at the Empire Theater, New York. Subsequent engagements with Leo Ditchstein in "The Judge of Zalamea," with the Washington Square Players in Oscar Wilde's "Salome" and as leading man with Marguerite Clark in "Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch" were followed by his enlistment as a private in the army, but he got no further than Camp Wadsworth. After the war he was starred in "Dark Rosaleen" which Whitford Kane wrote for him. Included upon this great program will be the great Mack Sennett comedy, "When Summer Comes," featuring a real Sennett all-star cast of lovely girls and celebrated comedians. It is certainly some knock-out too, they say. Also Jack Retlaw will present a special stage presentation featuring Yvonne Farr, noted Anaheim song bird, "My Buddy," the brand new Remick song success, will be featured in this offering. Miss Farr will appear amidst a gorgeous stage setting with special electrical effects. Plain Dealer Want Ad for Results BIG BEAR DAMAGES GLACIER PARK HUT HELENA, Mont., Dec. 20—How a giant silver tipped bear wrecked the interior-of the Many Glaciers Hotel in Glacier National Park recently is told in stories brought out by belated tourists who remained after the regular season had closed and all places had been shut down. This bear had apparently tired of a herbaceous diet and started out for a change. Finding the hotel closed and no obsequious porter on hand to take his baggage, he store off a heavy storm door and threw his weight against the inner door, breaking it from its hinges. Then he started to give the place the once over. In doing so he pulled down shelves on which provisions had been stored. Glass jars were broken and their contents scattered around. Cupa, saucers, plates and other dishes all suffered the same way. Flour, bacon and other articles of food were dumped at random. In the pantry Bruin found several jars of honey. From these he evidently ate his fill without being able to consume it all, and he left the rest for another visit. WITH OIL OPERATORS Oil field operations reported the week ending Dec. 16, show 22 new wells started, compared with 26 previous week. The total new wells this year is 1389, as compared with 1264 the same date last year. Tests for water shut-off 32, compared with 39 previous week. Yearly total to date 1646; total to date 1646; total to same date last year 1374. Deepening or redrilling jobs 19, compared with 14 preceding week. Total to date this year 758; total to same date last year 655. Abandonment 11, compared with 7 preceding week. Total to date this year 266; total to same date last year 212. It Pays to Advertise in the Orange County Plain Dealer. MRS. J. C. HOST GARDEN GRACE —The Tuesday entertained at the Mitchell last week consisted of a Thanksgiving," and a splendid Guests," by Mrs. hostess served meals. Miss Virginia Ana was a guest this week. Mrs. P. A. Ge and Sunday W Downey. Miss Clara K been visiting at cte, W. P. Dunla Mr. and Mrs. nessay for Berk home today, ad son Charles, whi day vacation he Mrs. Lenny Ren of Glendale at the home of M Mrs. Ellen W county hospital ing from an att Miss Buallie ing in San Diego Wednesday to sp tion here. Mr. and Mrs. Salem, Ore., we Arthur Schnitzler The Home Ec entertained this home of Mrs. R Harerville. A be one of the f noon's pleasures, butting a gift for luncheon will be Mr. and Mrs. ed Sunday at Co lthe latter's sister Mrs. Minnie Tuesday for Asher a six weeks' her mother, Mr FALKENSTE STORE OPEN TONIGHT, FRIDAY AND SAT Falkenstein's, the Great Christmas Gift A Real Servi Late S —READY FOR THE LAST BUSY DAYS BEFORE CHRISTMAS —READY FOR THE CLIMAX OF THE CHRISTMAS —READY WITH A STORE FULL OF FINE CHRISTMAS GIFT SELECTION AS EASY AS POSSIBLE. —READY TO GIVE REAL, RESULTFUL CHRISTMAS NEEDED. STORE OPEN TONIGHT Friday and Saturday STORE OPEN TONIGHT Friday and Saturday Evenings! Shop Early and As Early in the Day as Possible! —Offers the most unusual opportunity Holidays—or perhaps some member to receive a garment for Christmas. be made at Falkenstein’s. Coats $16.80 Dresses $12.90 All Suits ¼ off On 28 DERRYVALE GENUINE IRIS $4.85 to They have been reduced from their form any more Napkins to match them. FALKENSTEIN MRS. J. C. MITCHELL HOSTESS TO CLUB GARDEN GROVE, Dec. 21.(Sp.) The Tuesday Afternoon Club was entertained at the home of Mrs. J. C. Mitchell last week. The program consisted of a paper on "The First Thanksgiving," by Mrs. J. D. Price, and a splendid reading, "Unexpected Guests," by Mrs. W. J. Newsom. The hostess served delicious refreshments. Miss Virginia Russell of Santa Ana was a guest of Miss Ruth Violett this week. Mrs. P. A. German spent Saturday and Sunday with her sister in Downey. Miss Clara Kaufman of Colton has been visiting at the home of her uncle, W. P. Dunlap, this week. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Lake left Wednesday for Berkeley and will return home today, accompanied by their son Charles, who will spend his holiday vacation here. Mrs. Lenny Rice and three children of Glendale visited over Sunday at the home of Mrs. May. Mrs. Ellen Witt was taken to the county hospital last Friday, suffering from an attack of heart trouble. Miss Bublie Ward who is teaching in San Diego, returned home Wednesday to spend Christmas vacation here. Mr. and Mrs. John Spranger of Salem, Ore., were guests at the Arthur Schmitger home Monday. The Home Economics Club will be entertained this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Rollan Rooselot, at Harverville. A Christmas tree will be one of the features of the afternoon's pleasure, each guest contributing a gift for the tree. A dainty luncheon will be served. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Dunlap passed Sunday at Coltón at the home of the latter's sister. Mrs. Minnie Thurner departed Tuesday for Asberry Park, N. J., after a six weeks' visit at the home of her mother, Mrs. K. S. Hendrieks. BUENA PARK, Dec. 21.(Sp.) Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thrasher of Whittler, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Porter of Fullerton and Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Wilsey were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Robeson on Monday evening. Mr. S. J. Jones is building a double house garage with sleeping rooms above on his place on Tenth-st. The Eastern Star initiated candidate at the Temple on Monday evening. Mrs. McComber and Mrs. Caryl Snyder sang Silent Night, after which the members were invited to the banquet room downstairs where Santa Claus reigned supreme. There was also a beautiful decorated Xmas tree and Santa Claus presented each one with a bag containing candy, fruit and pop corn balls. Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Dano visited with Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Dano at Downey on Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Porter of Fullerton were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Robison on Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. L. Calaway visited with their daughter Miss Hilda at Huntington Beach on Tuesday evening. Mrs. W. B. Shaw, Mrs. O. R. Dano and Mrs. E. P. Mann were Anaheim and Fullerton shoppers on Tuesday. Some folks should wear this placard over their mouths: "Opened by mistake." Miss Mary Miller has been seriously ill the past week. Earl Morril was home from Los Angeles over Sunday. Mrs. A. G. Ogborn and little son, and Donald Winters of Burbank are spending the week at the home of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. M. German. Miss Nellie May who has been in charge of a nursing case at the Anaheim Sanitarium, returned home Tuesday. SECURITY HOUSING CORP.' AGENT HERE Accompanying the rapid development of the wonderful resources of Orange-co and the consequent large increase of population, there has arisen a need for a liberal supply of funds for residential building purposes.Every town in the county continues to show a marked gain of citizens who must find homes in which to live.Existing sources of financial support have been strained almost to the limit and it becomes increasingly evident that new financial sources must be found in order that building may continue unimpeded It is, therefore, of more than ENSTEIN'S FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS Christmas Gift Store, Is Ready With A Real, Resultful ervice For te Shoppers IS BEFORE CHRISTMAS. THE CHRISTMAS SHOPPING SEASON. FINE CHRISTMAS MERCHANDISE TO MAKE BLE. UL CHRISTMAS SERVICE, WHEN IT IS MOST December Sale of Ready-to-Wear 5-Passenger 7-Passenger Positively the Biggest Au You Should See the Extra ON DISPLAY HARR "A Saf 151 So. Los Angeles St. Important Need a Lo The Security Housing $2,000,000, THE CO of Ready-to-Wear unusual opportunities to buy splendid new apparel for the aps some member of your family would be truly delighted al for Christmas. In either case, very decisive savings may stein's. Coats $16.85 to $69.50 dresses $12.85 to $39.50 is ¼ off Original Selling Price GENUINE IRISH LINEN TABLE CLOTHS 4.85 to $16.85 ced from their former prices, because we cannot procure to match them. TEIN'S Anaheim, Calif. HOUSING AGENT HERE by the rapid developmentful resources of the consequent large population, there has been a liberal supply of initial building purown in the county new a marked gain of must find homes in Existing sources of have been strained mit and it becomes agent that new finant be found in order to continue unimpedefore, of more than passing interest to learn that the Security Housing Corp. of Los Angeles, a strongly organized corporation comprised of men well known in the financial and commercial world, with a capitalization of $2, 000,000, has become interested in the home building program of Orange-co and has appointed as its agent the Cornell Co. of Anaheim with offices at 201-2 Commercial-bldg. The announced purpose of the corporation is: (a) to provide means by which a man can finance, at a reasonable cost, on easy terms, the building of his home; and (b) to render a service as advisor and superintendent, which will relieve the builder of a thousand and one bothersome, timetaking, hazardous details that are ordinarily encountered. The company has been in successe- HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at the Hotel Valencia: George C. Smith, R. L. Moreheart, G. D. Nixon, L. M. Sawyles, Alvert J. Meckley, Mrs. Ed. Larahofer, C. D. Furst, and W. W. Manspeaker, Los Angeles; Dr. E. Olson, Minneapolis; R. B. Hill, Fresno; A. O. Keklig, Eagle Rock; L. N. S. Klaesson, and W. S. Cruse, New York; Douglas Bundy, Santa Monica; C. J. Fraul, Ontario; R. A. Smell, Bakersfield; G. Johnson, San Pedro. full operation for some time in Los Angeles and surrounding territory. During that period A is repaired to have helped hundreds of workers, salaried people, small business men and others to build their own homes. THE NEW Studebaker GOLDEN STATE SEED -Passenger $1895 -Passenger - $2395 (HERE TAX PAID) by the Biggest Automobile Value on the Market Today! ould See the Extra Equipment ON DISPLAY AT OUR SALESROOM HARRY D RILEY Studebaker Dealer "A Safe Place to Buy a Used Car" Los Angeles St. Anaheim Important to Those Who Need a Loan to Build a Home The Security Housing Corporation, of Los Angeles, Capital $2,000,000, announces that it has appointed THE CORNELL COMPANY Important to Those Who Need a Loan to Build a Home The Security Housing Corporation, of Los Angeles, Capital $2,000,000, announces that it has appointed THE CORNELL COMPANY of Santa Ana and Anaheim is agent for ORANGE COUNTY, to whom all applications for building loans, for use in that county, should be made. The Security Housing Corporation is organized to help people build and own their own home: By making loans of cash, up to 70 percent of the total of the home-site and house. These loans are repayable by installed monthly installments spread over a ten-year period. The money is available immediately the application is approved at the home office: By rendering a complete advisory and superintendence service to the home-builder during the planning and construction of the home. FULL DETAILS ON APPLICATION Security Housing Corporation Capitalization $2,000,000 Home Office—728 Pacific Mutual Bldg. Los Angeles Orange County Agent—The Cornel Company N. Main St. Santa Ana Phone 1056-7 -2 Commercial Bldg. Anaheim Phone 931