oc-plain-dealer 1924-04-17

L. B. FIELD SLIPS TO 189,000 BBLS. Long Beach production slipped down to a 185,000 barrels this past week, a new low level for the famous old field. About the only completion of any size or importance was the 600 barrel well completed by the Great Angeles Oil Syndicate. The Angeles well went to 4600 feet and got a 24 gravity producer. Two deep wells of interest at Long Beach now is the Pan-American Stone well drilling in the productive area of the field and the Silverado Corporations test well drilling a mile west of the productive area of the field. The Pan-American Stone well has passed the 5400 foot mark and is trying to open a deep sand on the Union Pacific property that will give the Long Beach field a new lease on life. The Silverado Oil Corporation is making a determined effort to extend the western boundary of the field and has gone down below the 5550 mark to see if there is anything there. A couple of small producers was the only excitement Santa Fe Springs could stage this past week. The Standard Oil company furnished the producers, a 75 barrel well at Koontz 6 and a 35 barrel well at Watson No. 1. The Watson well went to 5275 feet while the Koontz producer was completed at 4850. A re-completion of interest at Santa Fe Springs was made by the Union Oil company. Bell sand production is now being sought since the Meyer sand has become almost depleted. The Union re-diluted or rather plugged back Bell sand a 350 barrel well producing 25 gravity oil. The only good thing that could be said about Huntington Beach for the week just closing is the remarkable manner in which the production is holding up and the new work the Standard Oil company is starting. The produc A re-completion of interest at Santa Fe Springs was made by the Union Oil company. Bell sand production is now being sought since the Meyer sand has become almost depleted. The Union red-filed or rather plugged back Bell sand a 350 barrel well producing 25 gravity oil. The only good thing that could be said about Huntington Beach for the week just closing is the remarkable manner in which the production is holding up and the new work the Standard Oil company is starting. The production output for this famous oil field stuck pretty close to 34,000 barrels, and from the steady decline the wells are experiencing the field is expected to hold up quite creditably thruout the present year. That the Standard Oil company still considers production in commercial quantity possible at Huntington Beach might be adjudged by the fact that during the past ten days the Standard has located and started work on no less than five new wells. The old Montebello's field test well on which the hope of a big western extension of the field has been based for months is stuck with a fishing job at 4600 feet. Howeyer, showings from 4500 on seem to warrant the continuation of operations and no effort will be spared to remedy the mechanical difficulties and proceed with the drilling of the well. H. L. Whiston is making a determined and commendable effort to open up a new field in the Montebello district. Repeal of prohibition of spirits in Norway is foreshadowed by a bill introduced in the Parliament. Mary Garden, opera singer has applied for first citizenship papers to the United States. Women are permitted to smoke in Pullman cars on the Great Northern. Don't forget page 3 tomorrow. SANTA FE SANTA FE LEASE, April 17. (Sp.)—A very popular young couple of Olinda, Mr. Wilfred Lee Schryer and Miss Julia Muzzell, were married at ten o'clock April 16 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Agg Muzzell of the West Coast Lease by Rev. Dowell of San Diego formerly of Olinda. The wedding guest were the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Agg Muzzell, her brothers, Jack and Clyde and sister Lois and the groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Schryer, his sisters, Olive and Mrs. J. J. Andrews BROAD Third Week Ladies' Fine Full Fashion Knit Full Fashioned without a seam in the foot that FULL FASHION HOSE MADE that carries all the newest shades of Polo, Nickle, Nude, Bieg Thrush, Cinnamon, Cedar, Cordovan and Black. SALE PRICE Fine Quality Ladies' Ve Tubular top mercerized, very fine guage very elastic and full. Bodice and sleeve models. 24 dozen to sell at this price. Fine Quality Ladies' Uni SANTA FE LEASE, April 17. (Spl.)—A very popular young couple of Olinda, Mr. Wilfred Lee Schryer and Miss Julia Muzzell, were married at ten o'clock April 16 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Agg Muzzell of the West Coast Lease by Rev. Dowell of San Diego formerly of Olinda. The wedding guest were the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Agg Muzzell, her brothers, Jack and Clyde and sister Lois and the groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Schryer, his sisters, Olive and Mrs. J. J. Andrews and brother-in-law Mr. J. J. Andrew. The bride and groom later left on their honeymoon where they will spend the week end in San Diego. After their return home Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Schryer will make their home in Olinda. The wedding guests gave them a good send off by showering them with rice. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schneider and family moved Tuesday to Redondo where Mr. Schneider is working. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sinclair are entertaining relatives. Mr. and Mrs. James Gale had as guest Sunday their sons Mr. James Gale Jr. of Los Angeles, and Mr. Fred Gale and family of Brea. Those who attended the Yorba Linda dance off this lease were: Mr. and Mrs. Guy Barman, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey, Mrs. H. Schryer and daughter Olive, Miss Sadie Jones, Mr. Perk Cullen and Mr. and Mrs. Kane. Brea show visitors from this lease were Mr. and Mrs. Buz Collins and daughter Mary, Mrs. J. Hunker and son Earlyn and mother Mrs. Fairburn. Mrs. Jones and daughter Sadie and daughter-in-law Mrs. Raymond Jones were Anaheim shopper Monday. Those who are reported on the sick list are Mrs. Fred Cokeley and Mr. Bob Jones. Mrs. J. J. Andrews spent the week end at her parents home on his lease. Those who attended the Eastern Star meeting at Yorba Linda Monday night of this lease were Mrs. Elder and Mrs. Harvey. Brownie Williams enjoyed Sunday at the race at Ascot Park, Los Angeles. Earlyn Hunker also attended the race. The Parent Teachers of Orange County held an all day meeting at the Olinda grammar school Saturday. Tubular top mercerized, very fine guage very elastical and full. Bodice and sleeve models, 24 dozen to sell at this price. Fine Quality Ladies' Union The best offer in years, embraces every desired style of union suit, light weight and strictly perfect. 40 dozen go at this price. SPECIAL FROM THE Boy’s Departm’t BOYS’ HIGH GRADE SHIRTS AND BLOUSES Sale Price ... 79c "HONOR BRIGHT" best shirts and blouses; fast colors, in stripes and solid colors. Boys’ Athletic Union Suits 59c —of fine check nalusook, assorted sizes; 75c garments. Boys’ Ribbed Union Suits 69c $1.00 Values THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. S and INGS ETS $1.45 $1.50 $1.55 $1.60 $1.65 NGS BLEACHED Pepperell 49c Pepperell 52c Pepperell 59c Pequot 55c Pequot 60c Pequot 65c CASES x 36 Pequot 45c x 36 Pequot 49c ADCASTING TUNE IN ON THIS Week of the Red ull Fashioned Hosiery seam in the foot the ONLY STRICTLY MADE that carries this feature. Stock in Nickle, Nude, Biege, dovan and Black. $1 Sale of Millinery Your Springtime Hats Hats of wide brim and flower trimmed to go with your sheerest summer frocks. Hats of tailored chic and smartness to go with your new suit. Hats of simple line and trimming for strenuous hours on links or tennis court. Hats small and close and becoming for your satin frock. In fact every type hat for every possible occasion awaits you in the prettiest possible version of the latest mode. And don't forget that our prices are always reasonable. $3.95 29c dies' Unions every weight at this 49c Hats of wide brim and flower trimmed to go with your sheerest summer frocks. Hats of tailored chic and smartness to go with your new suit. Hats of simple line and trimming for strenuous hours on links or tennis court. Hats small and close and becoming for your satin frock. In fact every type hat for every possible occasion awalts you in the prettiest possible version of the latest mode. And don't forget that our prices are always reasonable. $3.95 to $6.95 A VISIT TO THIS STORE IS MOST PROFITABLE QUALITY GOODS AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE PURE LINEN DRESSES —attractively trimmed linen; in all colors. $5.95 INDIAN HEAD DRESSES —Excellent styles; all colors, and guaranteed fast. $3.98 SEBASTIAN BROS The Economy Center of Orange Co. 119 W. Center St. Great Values in Yardage 27 Inch Fine Ginghams .....17½c 32 Inch Dress Ginghams .....19c 32 Inch Zephyr Ginghams .....28c 32 Inch Devonshire .....33c 32 Inch Romper Cloth .....22c 32 Inch Tissue Ginghams .....39c 32 Inch Tissue Ginghams .....59c 36 Inch Genuine Lingette .....69c 36 Inch Bungalow Cretonne .....22c 36 Inch Colored Indian Head .....47c 40 Inch Normandy Voile .....69c G BARGAINS HIS Red Letter Sale Assortment of Gowns and Chemise —Gowns with deep yokes of embroidery or lace ribbon insertion, cut amply full. Chemise with lace bodices and lace trim bottoms. Also Sealpax Unions in the assortment. SALE PRICE ..... 89c Nets Cretonnes Lace Curtain Nets —34 inches wide, splendid quality worth 35c per yard. carried in ecru and white, neat patterns. Share the advantage of our sale price per yard BEAUTIFUL NEW FILET CURTAINS —Never before have we offered so many patterns of curtain net, a great pattern range in white, cream, ivory, ecru, and Arabian. Now with the least expense curtain your windows easily accomplished by selecting from Lace Curtain Nets —34 inches wide, splendid quality worth 25c per yard, carried in ecru and white, neat patterns. Share the advantage of our sale price per yard BEAUTIFUL NEW FILET CURTAINS —Never before have we offered so many patterns of curtain net, a great pattern range in white, cream, ivory, ecru, and Arabian. Now with the least expense curtain your windows easily accomplished by selecting from our display on sale at, per yard DOUBLE FACE TERRY DRAPERY —New patterns, unusually attractive in rich patterns; Sale Price CORSETS "COLLEGE GIRL" CORSET No. 9120 —Front Lace Model. Made in strong brocade material. Very low bust for the average figure, long skirt. A splendid value $2.98 "COLLEGE GIRL" ALL ELASTIC CORSET No. 94 —a very popular model well built all elastic model no lacing. Special $2.39 J.C.C. CORSET No. 740 AND 89 No. 740—a low bust with elastic gorras set in the full length of both sides. No. 89-An elastic top, athletic model corset. Special $1.39