oc-plain-dealer 1922-12-23

REO SUBSTANTIAL TYPE OF LUXURY The substantial type of luxury marks the new Reo phaeton, one of which has been received by Dale & Co., distributors for Orange-co. Upholstered in beautiful Spanish leather of an extraordinary thickness, and with side curtains which fit snugly owing to the new style of mounting on a steel framework used that one might well imagine he was in a closed car, this phaeton is all that is fine in fine cars. Branch Manager Cromer also calls attention to a new four-passenger coupe which his branch has received. A coupe so commodious as to house four adults comfortably is a new departure in closed cars. The car has the lightness of its aluminum construction and consequently is oven more economical to operate than the usual Reo. The usual quality materials and workman which have made the Reo the most durable car made characterize both models. SAFETY RAZOR In the handle of a new safety razor is enclosed an electric flash light large enough to enable a man to see to shave himself in a dark room. CALUMPIT CAMP 26 ENJOYS XMAS TREE Calumpit Camp No. 26, Dept. of Cal., U.S.W.V., and their Auxiliary held a Christmas tree and dance at the Villa Park Hall on Tuesday night, December 19th, 1922. The Hall had been nicely decorated with Pepper boughs and Holly berries with a large Xmas tree on one side of the stage and the piano on the other side. Twenty-five couples were in attendance and the music was supplied by Miss Marjorie Thompson and Miss Audrey Isbell taking turns at the piano. Commander-elect Chas. E. Waffle was in charge of the proceedings ably assisted by Commander Imes and Comrades Martin V. Allen. After the dance, tables were arranged in the hall and coffee and cake were served by the refreshment committee. The entertaining feature of the evening was that every person there received a present off the tree and the flies, whistles and horns made the welkin ring. All voted the affair an entire success and more such excursions into various parts of Orange-co were predicted. Nature provides remedies, and so far man hasn't been able to manufacture a better cold cure than time. DELIVER 21 CARS IN In two weeks' time the Appleby Motor Company and delivered 21 Star day two carloads within a day or two. Jim Appleby, head Motor Company, called the phenomenal show manufacturers in M factory went into question on Oct. 15 and month the Star stood of sales of cars sold. This record, says Apple been equalled in this state. The Registrar Oakland is responsible mentioned. Four luvy-seven cars were seen November San Francisco geles were the only car. Closed Star cars we week. FUEL MAKING The city of Dan plants to make benz quets from coke municipal gas works products. IN LOOKING THROUGH THE PANES OF THE PRESENT, MAY YOU SEE ONLY PLEASURES IN THE FUTURE. Anaheim Windshield Co. Phone 362 206 No. Los Angeles St. Anaheim Franklin Our Heartiest Good Wish To Each Franklin Our Heartiest Good Wish To Each And All Is for a Very Merry Christmas Bob White Co. 332 W. Center St. Anaheim Phone 548 Nash DELIVER 21 STAR CARS IN 2 WEEKS In two weeks' time or a little over the Appleby Motor Co. has received and delivered 21 Star cars. Yesterday two carloads were unloaded and three more carloads are expected within a day or two. Jim Appleby, head of the Appleby Motor Company, calls attention to the phenomenal showing made by the manufacturers in November. The factory went into quantity production on Oct. 15 and during the past month the Star stood sixth in volume of sales of cars sold in California. This record says Appleby, has never been equalled in this or any other state. The Registration News of Oakland is responsible for the rank mentioned. Four hundred and eighty-seven cars were sold in November San Francisco and Los Angeles were the only cities receiving the car. Closed Star cars were expected this week. FUEL MAKING PLANTS The city of Danzig has added plants to make benzol and fuel bricks from coke and tar to its municipal gas works to utilize by-products. HISTORIC HOSTELRY TO BOW TO PROGRESS ST. LOUIS, Mo., Dec. 23.—(United Press)—A landmark of the Old Southwest is about to be swallowed up in the rush of a new and bustling Mississippi Valley. The Planters' Hotel rendezvous of wealthy travelers of a century past, will close its doors Jan. 1, after 105 years of hospitality and good cheer. The stately old hostelry—the oldest in St. Louis and one of the most famous in the Middle West, will be stripped of its expensive furnishings and is to be remodeled as a modern office building. Rich memories of 19th century romances, of life on the great western plains and in the cotton fields along the Mississippi, will be lost to St. Louis with the passing of the Planters'. Its roof has sheltered thousands of conventions. Councils of war have been held in its chambers. Down its long, gray corridors have walked the rugged pioneers of the plains. The "landed gentlemen" of the South have come with their families on long steamer trips up the Mississippi to enjoy its hospitality. The pages of its register contain the names of Presidents Princes, generals, diplomats, authors, practically all the great musicians of the last century, as well as countless numbers of just "people," who have been attracted to the historic old inn. One of its first distinguished guests was Charles Dickens. GIANT ROOKIE GIVEN SERVICE IN HAWAII SYRACUSE, N. Y.—Pacifists who deery "giant armies" should take a slant at the newest recruit of "this man's army" in this city. He's William Randolph Dare, of Rochester, 24 years old. 6 feet 1 inch in height, and weighing just 263 pounds. Dare, enlisted for the medical corps, is slated for service in the Hawaiian Islands. Plain Dealer, Want Ads Get Results GIANT ROOKIE GIVEN SERVICE IN HAWAII SYRACUSE, N. Y.—Pacifists who deery "giant armies" should take a slant at the newest recruit of "this man's army" in this city. He's William Randolph Dare, of Rochester, 24 years old. 6 feet 1 inch in height, and weighing just 263 pounds. Dare, enlisted for the medical corps, is slated for service in the Hawaiian Islands. Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Results Our Ideal of Battery Service We have an ideal. It's to have everybody not only satisfied but so well pleased with the Willard Standard of Service that they'd never think of going anywhere else. Sometimes we wish we could take care of you a little quicker—or get your battery back sooner—or make your battery last longer. But when we fall short of 100% we feel a lot worse about it than you do. We care for all batteries according to Willard Standards of sooner—or make your battery last longer. But when we fall short of 100% we feel a lot worse about it than you do. We care for all batteries according to Willard Standards of Service. Anaheim Ignition Depot 218 So. Los Angeles St. Phone 489 Oldest Automobile Electrical House In Anaheim Established 1912 Representing Willard Batteries (THREADED RUBBER INSULATION) and CW Batteries (WOOD SEPARATORS) CALIFORNIA Saturday, Dec. 23, 1922 ARDS OUTPUT car was turned on Oct. 13. The ways constituted a period in the motor Co. year 1921 only rucks were built. have been as commands for the rica. 10 months was rucks. mos Aires, Copper, England; deaux and Onributed to the POWER horsepower will is hydro-electric built at the foot PAVING IN CITY HAS RUBBER SURFACE AKRON, Ohio.—If an Akron project is carried out as suggested Broadway, Piccadilly, Champs des Elysees and Unter den Linden will have a chance to sit up and take notice. It has been proposed that four or five of the huge rubber industries donate enough of their product to pave Main street, at least to the south approach of the new $300,000 viaduct recently dedicated. The idea has been suggested by E. E. Helm, in charge of the industrial department of the chamber of commerce. His slogan is: "Pave the main thoroughfare of Akron with rubber, and you will automatically convert our community into a rubber city which will justify its name." Letters to this effect have been sent by Helm to all the leading rubber manufacturing plants in the city. The plan is said to be receiving favorable consideration. FINAL WARNING OF HIGHER TIRE COSTS Final warning of higher prices soon to come was voiced by James the Vulcanizer, who has the exclusive agency of Ajax and Horse Shoe tires and is one of three distributors of the Good year. The advance will come any time after the first of the year, says James. The Horse Shoe long has been selling higher than most of the standard makes because of its better quality and larger size. TRADE RESEARCH British builders have formed a trade research association to develop and devise new machinery and methods. A new motor fuel that has been invented in the Orange Free State is made from the juice of the prickly pear combined with other chemicals. With keen appreciation of your good will and patronage and best wishes for a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year of your good will and patronage and best wishes for a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year DALE & COMPANY C. W. CROMER, Prop. 314 W. Center St. Phone 651 We Wish You a Very Merry Christmas and all good things for a Happy New Year T. L. De Cew Lexington Motor Cars No. Lemon St. Anaheim LEXINGTON MOTOR CARS No. Lemon St. Anaheim AY THE ROAD AHEAD LEAD TO PROSPERITY AND HAPPINESS FOR YOU ND YOURS. George Dunton FORD LINCOLN FORDSON North Los Angeles Street Phone 263