anaheim-daily-herald 1921-12-28

BUILDING OF SCHOOLS AID TO UNEMPLOYED Figures made public by the presidents conference on unemployment show that an enormous amount of school construction is under way and that a larger additional amount has been authorized as one of the means to give immediate relief to the nation's unemployed. According to the National Education association new school buildings are going up or contracts are about to be let to the amount of $20,535,280, which will provide much needed seating capacity for 86,271 pupils. Reports from nearly every state indicate that building is being speeded up and that new school enterprises are fast assuming workable shape. He Burles His Savings Then Can't Find Them DENVER, Colo., Dec. 28—Mike Felick, a guest at a rooming house, decided to return to Russia, his native land. To be sure he would get his money before the banks went broke, he drew his lifetime savings, amounting to $1090, from the bank. But where am I going to hide this money until I get ready for the trip?" mused Mike. He solicited the aid of Al Cooper, a friend, living at 2F20 West Fourteenth avenue. During the night while Cooper and his family were asleep, Mike dug a hole beneath Cooper's front porch and buried the money. Next day he returned to find the hidden money missing. He immediately reported the matter to the police, and in the meantime, Mike will be forced to stay in Denver. Los Angeles Mexicans Accused of Plotting NOGALES, Ariz., Dec. 28—Papers found in the possession of General Francisco Reyna, who was executed by a firing squad in Nogales, Sonora, late Tuesday, implicated two Mexicans now living in Los Angeles, California, in a plot for a revolution scheduled to have begun in Mexico January 1, according to an announcement made by General Alfonzo de la Huerta, chief of military operations in the state of Sonora, Mexico, last night. One of the men implicated. New Wants Today 13 acre income grove, highly improved, fine modern 6-room house, 2 garages, located on boulevard, 1 1-2 miles of Orange. Cheapest water right in Orange county. Will exchange equity of $26,000 for property in or near Anaheim and assume. C. C. LATSHAW CO. 133 North Los Angeles St. Anaheim FLOODED OUT? No. What do you think? I am going to make you a thousand dollar New Year gift saving on a strictly modern 6-room bungalow, located just where you want it. See H. E. Scott, owner, 112 North Los Angeles street. Residence, 125 Janss street. WANTED—A partner with money to assist in erecting an apartment house or bungalow on lot 71x140 at 332 South Lemon street or will trade or sell outright. J. R. Anderson, 322 South Lemon street. JANITOR WORK WANTED. GOOD REFERENCES. Own my own home but have no money to live on. Try me out if you need one. 323 S. Philadelphia street. Also two furnished rooms for men. FOR SALE—By owner, 2 nice residence lots in Fullerton, 50x178 each well located, $375 cash, balance $10 per month. Bearing fruit and walnut trees. Inquire M. A. Maxwell, 426 North Olive street. WANTED—Man not afraid of work, small capital required for a good business proposition, no gamble, reference required. Phone 130W for appointment. WANTED—Salesman for local wholesale candy company. Must have own machine. Salary and commission. Phone 592, for appointment. FOR SALE—500 8-foot orange tree props, including hooks, used one season. Call Central Bldg., Room 4. See Ben Beulke. FOR RENT — Unfurnished dining room, kitchenette, bed room, bath, toilet and two closets. 411 North Los Angeles street. FOR SALE—Wellington piano, plain oak case, good condition, $250, cash or terms. Box F. S., Herald. ANNOUNCEMENTS —Inspirational Psychologist says. Introspection. Mind, the Elimination Thought, the Power of Mapping Your Career. Sociality. Complete series dollas. Progressive Psychology. HAZARD & MILLER—6 years examiner U. S. Hazard's Book on Patent Central Bldg.' Sixth and Los Angeles, Cal. MORE RAIN PRINT Get that roof fixed by workmanship and material Estimates free. Phone WANTED—All kinds of dressmaking. 202 New York YOUR ROOF LEVEL Money back guaranteed. FOR SALE Miscellaneous THE NEW RANDSBSE GRADE SILVER A little good mining peel or ground-floor price a mine just commencing and a property at the camp at Randburg amount to be sold. Locate time. Inquire at office of LAHER, 316-3-7 Lanka Third and Spring, Los Angeles. What Christmas gift be cheer Than one which spreads to year? If you are puzzled what Choose Magazine, my Dale Hensley, 114 E. A. Anaheim. FOR SALE—One 5-year weight 1600; windmill First house east of Stanley coin avenue, north side. FOR SALE—Oats and banana Los Angeles Mexicans Accused of Plotting NOGALES, Arliz., Dec. 28.—Papers found in the possession of General Francisco Reyna, who was executed by a firing squad in Nogales, Sonora, late Tuesday, implicated two Mexicans now living in Los Angeles, California, in a plot for a revolution scheduled to have begun in Mexico January 1, according to an announcement made by General Alfonzo de la Huerta, chief of military operations in the state of Sonora, Mexico, last night. One of the men implicated, General de la Huerta said, is a former Mexican general, and the other conducts a Spanish language newspaper in Los Angeles. Woman Refused To Go Fifty-Fifty on Hubby SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 28.—Charging that her husband a few hours after their marriage at San Rafael on August 14, 1920, requested her to share his affections with a woman with whom he said he had been living for five years, Laura E. Millzner of 2429A Ellaworth street, Berkeley, was granted an interlocutory decree of divorce from Lionel R. Milzner by Superior Court Judge John J. Van No stand and restored to her maiden name of Laura E. Simmons. Mrs. Millzner testified that she refused to accede to the 50-50 division of her spouse and also declined to live with him after the ceremony, although he continually importuned her to grant his request. Leaves $50,000 To Man Who Mended Trouseres CHICAGO, Dec. 28.—A few stitches taken in a pair of torn trousers 34 years ago has netted Archbold Birse, a tailor, $50,000. The money represents the residue of the estate of Ernest de St. Giles, insurance expert and author. According to the story told by Birse, thirty-four years ago Mr. St. Giles came to Chicago and embarked upon his insurance venture. He found himself one day penniless and with a ragged rent in his trousers. He went to Birse and asked him to sew up the rent in the trousers. Birse did so. The charge was 50 cents. St. Giles returned a few days later with the money, thus beginning a friendship that culminated only in his death and resulted in the bequest. Father of Twenty-One Dead in Mississippi CRYSTAL SPRINGS, Miss., Dec. 28—John B. Taylor 65 years old, a farmer, is dead here. He was the father of twenty-one children and step-father to five. During the World War seven of his sons were in the service. He is survived by children and grandchildren numbering more than 100. Bill Provides Funds FOR SALE—500-foot orange tree props, including hooks, used one season. Call Central Bldg., Room 4. See Ben Beulke. FOR RENT — Unfurnished dining room, kitchenette, bed room, bath, toilet and two closets. 411 North Los Angeles street. FOR SALE—Wellington piano, plain oak case, good condition, $250, cash or terms. Box F. S., Herald. FOR SALE—New house, 5 rooms and bath, 2 porches, $3750, $1000 will handle. 903 East Center street. WANTED TO RENT—Large house, partly furnished, close in responsible party. Write Herald, A.H. FOR RENT—3-room furnished apartment, corner of Palm and Broadway. L. Thierfelder. FOR RENT—3 rooms and sleeping porch, unfurnished, close in. 350 East Center street. FOR SALE—Small wood and cool range. 236 North Melrose, Placentia. FOR RENT—Small cottage. 217 N. Clementine street. DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP Notice of Dissolution of Co-Partnership between Small and Bley, Anaheim and Santa Ana, California, on and after November 26, 1921. All bids or obligations to be assumed by F. H. Bley for Anaheim and H. C. Small for Santa Ana. Pub. Dec. 20-28, Inc. Fists and Gun Greet Burglar Who Escapes LOS ANGELES, Dec. 28.—No trace has been found yet of the burglar who engaged in a gun battle and fistic encounter with J. Petalina, who found the man in his home, 811 Castellar street, early yesterday morning. Petalina told the police that he heard a noise in his home, so slipped out of bed quietly and tiptoed into the next bedroom. He hid from the window and then pounced on the intruder when he climbed inside. The burglar was heavier than Petalina and freed himself. The house owner then ran to his room and secured a revolver with which he opened fire. The thief replied with his gun, but no casualties were reported. Nothing was taken as the house-breaker didn't have time to ransack the place. Hunter Finds Mash Good Bait For Foxes What Christmas gift brie cheer Than one which spread to year? If you are puzzled what Choose Magazines, my Dale Hensley, 114 E.A. Anaheim. FOR SALE—One 5-year weight 1600; windmill First house east of Stancoln avenue, north side. FOR SALE—Oats and basin one black team of horse sau ranch, North Raymundo Fullerton, Cal. FOR SALE—Grocery shhelm. Splendid local about $4500. Address A aid Box 14. FOR SALE—Good team also one 10-hour pooled wood saw complete. 33ter street. FOR SALE—BARBER station, two chairs, Are reasonable. Address He ALL KINDS of Citrus ka Citrus Nursery, no Lemon street, Anaheim. FOR SALE—Cheap, meet Hacienda Country Club offer. Postoffice Box 708. FOR SALE—BALL BEACYCycle, almost new, for $12,cost $24.Phone 765. FOR SALE—Cheap.B hard table and stand.608M. FOR RENE FOR RENT—Furnished kitchenette, also large room. 312 South Los Anais. FOR RENT—Front bed,bath also garage. 417. FOR RENT—One sleepin stall in garage. 315 So HELP WANT Representative Wanted-A live repress take the agency for our WARD HEATEI1314-16 Central avenue, WANTED-Housekeeper:5.Box 43,Anaheim. HELP WANT NOW IS THE BEST TIRE the automobile business mand and good pay for and battery and ignition teach you by practical w Father of Twenty-One Dead in Mississippi CRYSTAL SPRINGS, Miss., Dec. 28—John B. Taylor 65 years old, a farmer, is dead here. He was the father of twenty-one children and step-father to five. During the World War seven of his sons were in the service. He is survived by children and grandchildren numbering more than 100. Bill Provides Funds For San Francisco Bay WASHINGTON, Dec. 28. An appropriation of $1,371,450 for improvements to the Oakland, Berkeley and Albany harbor in San Francisco bay was recommended to Congress yesterday by the rivers and harbors engineers. The proposed improvements consist largely in deepening and widening the channels at Cakia land, both in the inner and outer harbors. The engineers suggest that the first part of the appropriation should be $460,000 on which the work could be started, the remainder to be added so that the entire project could be completed in four years. GRATITUDE. African Tourist—And to think I used to feed peanuts to the ungrateful brutes in the zoo at home. Hunter Finds Mash Good Bait For Foxes BLUEFIELDS, W. Va., Dec. 28. John Arms, a hunter, has sprung a big new idea on fox hunters of this section. It is to scatter mash from moonshine whisky about, thereby making the capture of the game easy. While hunting on the East River Mountain, Arms came upon three large gray foxes that, as he put it, were "as drunk as boiled owls." They paid no attention to Arms, he said, but instead staggered about and fell over one another. Arms supposed the animals had been poisoned, but upon investigation, discovered a pile of mash nearby. It was evident the animals had been eating the mash and got "stewed." Army Mules Fed On Bricks Thrive in Test NEW YORK, Rec. 28. The army horse and the mule, too, face another war horror, this time in the form of gastronomical tests. They are being fed "horse bricks." Army officers declared, however, they are not as bad as the name implies, for they are made of the finest grade oats with about 13 per cent pure cane molasses for food value. Each brick equals four quarts of oats. "The animal appears to be thriving on the new "fodder," said an official statement. Telephone Operators Thankful For Candy Numerous boxes of candy were received at Christmas time by the telephone operators who are desirous of expressing their sincere thanks through this newspaper to those who remembered them. It pays to be sweet and in return receive sweets, they say. ANNOUNCEMENTS —Inspirational Psychology, Six Essays, Introspection, the Universal Mind, the Elimination of Fear Thought, the Power of Visualization, Mapping Your Career, A Pleasing Personality, Complete set by mail, two dollasr. Progressive Publishing Company, 720 Ferguson Bldg., Los Angeles. HAZARD & MILLER—Oldest agency in Southern California. H. Miller 6 years examiner U.S. Patent Office. Hazard's Book on Patents Free. 500 Central Bldg., Sixth and Main Sts., Los Angeles, Cal. MORE RAIN PREDICTED Get that roof fixed by a local firm, workmanship and material guaranteed. Estimates free. Phone 246. WANTED—All kinds of sewing and dressmaking. 202 North Olive. Shoe Repairing Pre-war prices on shoe repairing. Work guaranteed. Anaheim Boot & Shoe Hospital, 127 E. Center St. YOUR ROOF LEAKS? Money back guarantee. Phone 246. FOR SALE Miscellaneous THE NEW RANDSBURG HIGH GRADE SILVER CAMP A little good mining stock at prospect, or ground-floor price, embracing a mine just commencing to ship ore, and a property at the big new silver camp at Randsburg. Only limited amount to be sold. Look this up in time. Inquire at office of ED D. GAL-LAHER, 316-3-7 Lankershim Bldg., Third and Spring, Los Angeles, Cal. What Christmas gift brings greater cheer Than one which spreads from year to year? If you are puzzled what to send, Choose Magazines, my friend. Dale Hensley, 114 E. Alberta street, Anaheim. FOR SALE—One 5-year-old mare, weight 1600; windmill and tank. First house east of Stanton road, Lincoln avenue, north side. FOR SALE—Oats and barley hay, also used autos FOR SALE Automobiles and Trucks NOTICE Christmas Used Car Sale Big reduction on any used car purchased before January 1. A new ruling of the income tax law has made this sale of used cars possible. All losses on used cars must be taken this year to be charged off, as they have to be invoiced at cost, and not market value. FRANKLIN DEMLCOURE That popular new model. This car is new, with the exception of a little use as demonstrator. A saving of $635 over new car. FRANKLIN 9-A ROADSTER Late model, excellent condition, had very little use, a rare opportunity to get the most economical car in America. Save $275 if purchased before January 1. FRANKLIN 9-B TOURING CAR One of the best used Franklins we have ever had the opportunity of selling. This car is in the process of reconditioning—come at once and see the parts you should see when purchasing a used car. CHANDLER 7-PASSENGER TOURING $750. Good paint and rubber; first class condition, $675. '20 CLEVELAND ROADSTER So near new that the license has not yet been issued. Save $530 over new car. '20 ESSEX TOURING A shame to class it with the used cars. I'll leave it to you. Save $580 over new car. LOOK THEM OVER SEEING IS BELIEVING BOB WHITE CO. Phone 548 135 South Lemon street, Anaheim, Cal. PRE-INVENTORY SALE OF USED AUTOS Now is your chance to pick up a FOR SALE Real Estate FOR SALE Homes ANY SIZE—ANY PRICE We have the largest list of homes in the city. Courteous salesman to show properties and who knows values. No matter what your price or taste in a home may be, we can satisfy you and save you money. Lot Department Lots in the beautiful Groos tract; only $950; $200 down. Corner lots on West Center street. Lot (50-foot) on East Center street, with a half interest in wall already erected at a price which will interest you. This is an active piece of property. Income Property We have two exceptionally nice double bungalows which will show a handsome return on the investment. Apartment house, all rented, on paved street. We are the exclusive agents for several pieces of active property on West Center street where values are constantly increasing. Valencia Orange Groves We have a 20-acre orange grove which represents one of the best buys we have ever been favored with. Just think of its location, only three blocks from the new postoffice right in the heart of the subdivision activities. The man purchasing this property at the present asking price will make a fortune. Let's show you the packing house records on this grove. Exclusive representative. Permit us to show you some real money-making groves. HAROLD CLAIRMONT GREATER ANAHEIM REALTOR Phone 741 236 West Center Street Office of Confidence and Reliability What Christmas gift brings greater cheer Than one which spreads from year to year? If you are puzzled what to send, Choose Magazines, my friend. Dale Hensley, 114 E. Alberta street, Anaheim. FOR SALE—One 5-year-old mare, weight 1600; windmill and tank. First house east of Stanton road, Lincoln avenue, north side. FOR SALE—Oats and barley hay, also one black team of horses. A. Toussau ranch, North Raymond avenue, Fullerton, Cal. FOR SALE—Grocery store in Anaheim. Splendid location. Price about $4500. Address Anaheim Herald Box 14. FOR SALE—Good team ranch horses, also one 10-horse power gasoline wood saw, complete. 328 West Center street. FOR SALE—BARBER SHOP, good location, two chairs, Anaheim, price reasonable. Address Herald Box 124. ALL KINDS of Citrus Trees. Tanaka Citrus Nursery, north end of Lemon street, Anaheim. Phone 314W. FOR SALE—Cheap, membership in Hacienda Country Club, make an offer. Postoffice Box 708, Anaheim. FOR SALE—BALL BEARING TRI-cycle, almost new, for boy or girl, 312, cost $24. Phone 765. FOR SALE—Cheap. Burrow's billiard table and stand, $20. Phone 08M. FOR RENT FOR RENT—Furnished bedroom and kitchenette, also large front bed room. 312 South Los Angeles street. FOR RENT—Front bed room, with bath, also garage. 417 Melrose St. FOR RENT—One sleeping room, one stall in garage. 315 South Kroeger. HELP WANTED Representative Wanted Wanted—a live representative to take the agency for our Heater. WARD HEATER CO. 314-16 Central avenue, Los Angeles WANTED—Housekeeper. Write R. 5. Box 43, Anaheim. HELP WANTED ROW IS THE BEST TIME to learn the automobile business. Big demand and good pay for mechanics and battery and ignition experts. We each you by practical work in short. SEEING IS BELIEVING BOB WHITE CO. Phone 548 135 South Lemon street, Anaheim, Cal. PRE-INVENTORY SALE OF USED AUTOS Now is your chance to pick up a big bargain. PRICES SLASHED We must move them by January 1. Here they are and all guaranteed. Buick touring car, new paint—a fine car. Oakland touring car, new paint—we have a ridiculously low price on this car. Maxwell touring car, new paint, new tires. Dodge roadster, completely overhauled. Ford touring car, new paint, O.K. all around. Allen touring car, $125 takes it. Chevrolet touring car, new battery, completely overhauled, two new tires. We will make terms to suit any pocketbook. HURRY! MAY MOTOR COMPANY 332 West Center Phone 670, Anaheim USED CARS Dodge touring. Fording touring, discountable rims. Oldsmobile touring. Two-ton truck. Used tractor. OLDS AGENCY Phone 101 328 West Center Street LISTEN—Want a real buy? 1921 Ford cheap, for cost. Phone 535J. WANTED—TO BUY WANTED — To buy POULTRY for cash. Will call for it. Phone E. W. Pohlmann 7-R-2; address R. F. D. 2. WANTED—Second hand furniture. See Mauer Exchange Furniture Co., 121 East Center. POULTRY WANTED—All kinds. Pay highest prices. Phore 443. EMPLOYMENT WANTED LOOK AT LOT 4, HOME CROFT TRACT (1/4 mile east of Brookhurst avenue on south side of Ball Road), 2 1-2 acres good soil, plenty water. Price $2500, on terms: less 5 per cent for cash Courtesy to agents. Ask your agent to take you out, or address JUST AT PRESENT Our attention is taken by that era of good cheer,"THE HOLIDAY SEASON. Well informed realtors predict that an era of reality-buying will follow. Better burry. W. M. GRAY, Norwalk, Cal. A BONA FIDE BARGAIN I can sell you a restaurant in Anaheim that is clearing from $10 to $15 a day for $600. Rent only $30 a month. See Mr. Witter, the "Business Chance" Licensed Broker, with James E. Stewart, 236 West Center street. IT MUST GO 3 room house with lights, gas, water full lot, located close in. Price $2500.$500 cash will handle. Your own terms on balance. See Kistler, 236 West Center street. BUSINESS LOTS in a new town site selling as low as $150 and $200. Share in the community well. A real investment opportunity for the man who believes in Southern California.Apply 120 N. Los Angeles St. Phone 775, Los Angeles, Cal. "Safeguard Your Purchase" Orange Groves The member of this firm handling its orange groves department is himself an experienced and successful orange grower for the past ten years. We feel that such comprehensive knowledge in this department is a direct and invaluable benefit and asset to the buyer in search of a reliable citrus grove investment. You may depend that this experience will be fully available to the prospective purchaser and any orange properties handled by this firm must show value and merit and their representation will be based on facts. NOTICE Office Streets city of O'Connor Public defaultment upon the description the costs and extent of the street point of five hues the week in said sixteen east of the City said Board of Heim. Board of Heim dehm the open Chartrete point of twenty-West of the street dredged at (116.8). Resh st adopted 1920 as filed on the finally adopted the City said Boo 25th day NOW.Ward City of Janu ad ten o'clock day in East Camelim.O mence public ment ads advertise ($50) I separate WARD HEATER CO. 1314-16 Central avenue, Los Angeles WANTED—Housekeeper. Write R. 5. Box 43, Anaheim. HELP WANTED HOW IS THE BEST TIME to learn the automobile business. Big demand and good pay for mechanics and battery and ignition experts. We each you by practical work in short time. Low tuition fee. We guarantee work for you to earn room and board while learning. Assist you to responsible position when finished. No age limit. No previous experience required. Send for FREE 72-page illustrated book and find out more about the big opportunities in this work. Book sent postpaid. No obligation. National Automobile School, 58 S. Figueroa, Los Angeles. It's poor consolation to the man who hard up to know that the well-pressed man is compelled to keep a little behind the fashions. WANTED—To buy POULTRY for cash. Will call for it. Phone E. W. Pohlmann 7-R-2; address R. F. D. 2. WANTED—Second hand furniture. See Mauer Exchange Furniture Co., 121 East Center. POULTRY WANTED—All kinds. Pay highest prices. Phoree 443. EMPLOYMENT WANTED MARRIED MAN WANTS WORK—Will do anything, prefer something permanent with future. Address Herald J. B. W. BOY 14 WANTS TO WORK FOR ROOM AND BOARD and go to school. Phone 268 J. Hollis Harris. WANTED—Work by married man, can do most anything, machinist by trade. Phone 507W. You may have noticed that between paying taxes and his wife's bills a married man is constantly confronted by a financial stringency. The member of this firm handling its orange groves department is himself an experienced and successful orange grower for the past ten years. We feel that such comprehensive knowledge in this department is a direct and invaluable benefit and asset to the buyer in search of a reliable citrus grove investment. You may depend that this experience will be fully available to the prospective purchaser and any orange properties handled by this firm must show value and merit and their representation will be based on facts. FULL VALUE orange properties from 2 1/2 to 60 acres in extent. REALTY AGENTS NOTICE — My property at 216 North Helena street is off the market. H. S. Carver. —Ben Baxter, cement pipe, 266W. —Adv. DICKY DIPPY'S DIARY WEDNESDAY: AT THE CLUB I SAW OLD CAPTAIN TARBOX TALKING WITH BLONDY, SO I WENT OVER TO LISTEN AS THE CAPTAIN IS ALWAYS RELATING SOME OF HIS WONDERFUL SEA ADVENTURES. JUST AS I REACHED THEM, THE CAPTAIN WAS GAYING: "THERE WE WERE DRIFTING ALONG IN AN OPEN BOAT, THE GREAT WAVES RUSHING TOWARD US. SUDDENLY OUR BOAT WAS ARRESTED BY A WAVE MIGHTIER THAN THE OTHER." SALE Estate ANY PRICE largest list of city. Courteous new properties and houses. No matter or taste in a can satisfy you money. MENTION beautiful Groves $200 down. On West Center PROPERTY exceptionally nice which will show on the investment, all rented, on exclusive agents for active property street where county increasing. GROVE orange grove one of the best ever been favored of its location, from the new heart of the heart of activities. The this property at price will make show you the records on this representative. show you some groves. AIRMONT REALTOR Center Street and Reliability FOR SALE Real Estate FOR SALE—One of the best five acres of five year old Valencias in this district, with good five room house, garage, etc. This is located on two boulevards, making an excellent corner or a gasoline station. Owner would take good house in town up to $6000 or $7000, as part of initial payment. FOR SALE—Five room house on large lot, east front, large walnut trees in rear. Only four blocks from our office in splendid neighborhood. Can be handled with $500 and easy terms on balance. We have some excellent buys on Center and Los Angeles streets where values are increasing rapidly. SIMPSON REALTY CO. 130 West Center Street C. C. LATSHAW CO. 183 North Los Angeles St., Anaheim 17 3-4 acres, close in, 9 acres 6-year Valencias, 8 3-4 acres vacant. Good 5-room house, price $22,100. This is one of the best buys in Orange county. 4-room house on East Broadway, modern, lot 40x150, double garage, $1500 down, balance easy payments. Are you looking for a fine location to build a home? If so, I have it, east front on paved street. Call 117 East Sycamore for further information. FOR SALE—Choice lot and house, close in, terms. Address Owner, care of Herald. An Exceptional Home And Attractive Income Let us show you this wonderfully appointed new 7-room house, hardwood floors throughout and beautifully finished, 50x150 lot and double garage in Anaheim's finest residence district. Alone worth the money but the new 4-room house with hardwood floors on rear of lot brings in a yearly income sufficient to pay interest on entire investment. We have never handled a more attractive proposition of home and income combined and one which cannot but strongly appeal to the discriminating buyer. $5000 will handle with very reasonable terms on balance. the sale, by payment to the purchaser or to the Superintendent of Streets of the City of Anaheim, of the purchase money, and fifty per cent (50 per cent) in addition thereto; but if not so redeemed, absolute conveyance of the real property so sold, will be made to the purchaser, or to his assignee, provided that notice shall have been given as required by Section 3785 of the Political Code of the State of California, as said section existed on the first day of January. A. D. 1895; otherwise upon the purchaser or his assignee, having fully compiled with the provisions of said section applicable thereto. In the event of a sale being made through error on the part of the Superintendent of Streets, the money received from the purchaser will be refunded to him, or his assignee, and such sale will be cancelled. Notice: The numbers in the first column hereinafter set forth, denotes the several lots, pieces, or parcels of land designated by the corresponding numbers upon that certain plat entitled: "Diagram of assessment district showing property to be assessed to pay the costs of opening and extending W. Chartress from a point 160.25 ft. W. of the W. line of N. Palm St. to a point 116.8 ft. E. of the E. line of Resh St. Anaheim. Calif." recorded in the office of the County Recorder of said Orange County, on the 26th day of September, 1921, and are respectively the descriptive numbers of each lot, piece, or parcel of land upon which said assessment is delinquent. The names following said numbers are the names of the persons designated in said report as the owners of the respective parcels of land herein next immediately preceding said names respectively, and the figures following each name and respectively preceded by the sign or abbreviation ($) denotes dollars, and the last two figures of each amount set after, opposite, and following each name, respectively denotes cents. Numbers Names Amounts 97 H. Venaki $31.50 101 Mary Baur $31.50 102 Mary Baur $31.50 108 Henry R. Wilson $31.50 115 Bank of America $ .55 Dated Anaheim, California, January 28th, 1921. O.E. STEWARD. Superintendent of Streets of the City of Anaheim and Street Superintendent of the City of Anaheim. Pub. Dec. 28, 29, 30, 31-Jan. 3, inc. PROFESSIONAL CARDS NOTICE OF SALE—DELINQUENT LIST. Office of the Superintendent of Streets of the City of Anaheim, County of Orange, State of California, January 28th, 1921. Public Notice is Hereby Given that default having been made in the payment of the several amounts due upon the real property hereinafter described and assessed thereon for the cost and expenses of the opening and extending of West Chartress Street in the City of Anaheim from a point one hundred sixty and twenty-five hundredths (160.25) feet west of the west line of North Palm Street in said city to a point one hundred sixteen and eight tenths (116.8) feet east of the east line of Resh street in said city, in accordance with Resolution of Intention No. 147 of the Board of Trustess of the City of Anaheim, entitled: "A resolution of the Board of Trustess of the City of Anaheim declaring its intention to order the opening and extending of West Chartress Street in said City from a point one hundred and sixty and twenty-five hundredths (160.25) feet West of the West line of North Palm street in said city to a point one hundred sixteen and eight tenths (116.8) feet east of the east line of Resh street in said city," passed and adopted on the 26th day of November, 1920, as per report of commissioners filed with the City Clerk of said city on the 25th day of May, 1921, and as finally confirmed, approved, and adopted by the Board of Trustess of the City of Anaheim, at a meeting of said Board of Trustess held on the 25th day of August, 1921. NOW THEREFORE I. O. E. Steward, Superintendent of Streets of the City of Anaheim, will, on the 5th day of January, A. D. 1922, at the hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon of said day, in front of my office at No. 255 East Center Street in the City of Anaheim, Orange County, California, commence to sell said real property at public auction, unless the assessments delinquent, with the costs of advertising, at the rate of Fifty Cents ($.50) per lot, piece, or parcel of land separately assessed and advertised as firm handling department is himd successful orcast ten years. comprehensive department is a dinofit and asset of a reliable ent. NOW THEREFORE I. O. E. Steward, Superintendent of Streets of the City of Anaheim, will, on the 5th day of January, A. D. 1822, at the hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon of said day, in front of my office at No. 255 East Center Street in the City of Anaheim, Orange County, California, commence to sell said real property at public auction, unless the assessments delinquent, with the costs of advertising, at the rate of Fifty Cents ($.50) per lot, piece, or parcel of land separately assessed and advertised as delinquent, and percentages are paid, and that I will continue said sale until the whole property set forth hereinafter, or so much thereof as shall be necessary, shall be sold, and that I will sell the smallest quantity of each piece, parcel, or lot of said real property that will be taken by any person for the amount of the assessment, percentages, and said costs of advertising remaining due and unpaid thereon, together with the sum of Fifty Cents ($.50) provided by law, for each certificate. Conditions: Real property will be sold subject to redemption within twelve (12) months from the date of DR. CHAS. S. O'TOOLE PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Hours 10 to 12; 2 to 5 Phones: Office 569; Res. 546 Rooms 206-207 1st Nat'l Bank Bldg. Anaheim, California Johnston - Wickett Clinic Clinic Building, Anaheim Dr. H. A. Johnston Dr. W. H. Wickett Dr. H. D. Newkirk Dr. J. Robinson Dr. A. H. Galvin Dr. R. D. Alkman Dr. H. van de Erwe Dr. W. M. Cole Dr. M. W. Hollingsworth Dr. C. Mayfield Dr. B. Raiche Dr. K. W. Allen J. S. Ward, Ph. G. —By SINNOTT. "WHAT DID YOU DO, CAP?" I ASKED, WHEN YOUR BOAT WAS ARRESTED BY THE WAVE?" "We BAILED HER OUT."