oc-plain-dealer 1919-01-24

Special prices on posters, programs and tickets for entertainment events. Plain Dealer Printing Co. Anaheim. College of Music, U.S.C. Anaheim Division Studio, 2-4 Central Blvd. PTANO VOICE VIOLIN Harmeny, Eas Training Other courses arranged on application PHONE PACIFIC 257-3 United States Food Administration License Number G-29177 Sam Hill Cash Grocery and Meat Market SEVEN STORES THREE MEAT MARKETS ONE BAKERY Santa Ana, Tustin, Orange And 110 E. Center St. ANAHEIM ANOTHER CAR OF SPUDS This is absolutely the best car of potatoes that has come to Anaheim this season. BERT. T. ARCHER NOW SALES MANAGER FOR AVERY AGENCY Mr. Edward L. Olmseead, manager of the Avery Company for Orange-co, announces the engagement of Mr. Bert T. Archer as sales manager. The announcement comes as a certain indication of the splendid growth Mr. Olmstead's agency has enjoyed since he opened here only six weeks ago. Mr. Archer has had years of experience in the tractor business, and comes from the position of Pacific coast distributor for another well known type of tractor. He is coming here because he prefers to represent the old and tried Avery line of tractors and because tractor men generally are realizing that. Orange-co presents one of the most fertile fields anywhere for the tractor salesmen. In speaking of Avery Tractors, Mr. Archer said that "it was a pleasure to handle Avery tractors, as back o' every Avery is the experience gain-labor saving farm machinery and over 43 years tractor building. The Avery tractors have passed through the experimental stage long before most of the tractors now on the market had been even thought of, the first Avery implement was the Avery planter and cultivator, which had its origin in the mind of Robert H. Avery while in Andersonville prison during the civil war. "Mr. Avery designed the planter and cultivator with a pointed stick." ANOTHER CAR OF SPUDS This is absolutely the best car of potatoes that has come to Anaheim this season. Extra Fancy Idaho Russets We are going to sell them $250 PER CWT. BUSINESS COLLEGE OPENING Midwinter term, Jan. 6, 1919. New classes in all departments, day and evening sessions. Enrollments now active. Why not begin YOUR course now! YOUR hands and YOUR brain, plus OUR training will place YOU in the well paid class of busy business workers. Our graduates are being placed in choice positions. Don't you want to be one of them? See us about it today. Orange County Business College Santa Ana, Calif. CLUNE'S AUDITORIUM 5th and Olive St.. Los Angeles WILL KING and Company 50 - PEOPLE - 50 In a Snappy and Beautifully Costumed Comedy FADS & FOLLIES In Conjunction With 6 Headline Vaudeville Acts Week beginning Monday night, Jan. 27. Continuous performance starting 6 p.m. Mafinee Every Day beginning Tuesday at 2 o'clock. PRICES—Matinee, 20c; Saturday 30c. Night, 30c. Boxes 50 - PEOPLE - 50 In a Snappy and Beautifully Costumed Comedy FADS & FOLLIES In Conjunction With 6 Headline Vaudeville Acts Week beginning Monday night, Jan. 27. Continuous performance starting 6 p.m. Matinee Every Day beginning Tuesday at 2 o'clock. PRICES—Matinee, 20c; Saturday 30c. Night, 30c. Boxes and Loges reserved. Phone Pico 900. GREAT Wortham SHOWS 15 --- Big First Class Attractions --- 15 3-Big Rides-3 Merry Go Round, Giant Eli Ferris Wheel And the Newest Sensational Ride THE WHIP Endorsed by Liberty Fair as the Biggest and Best Carnival Ever Held in Los Angeles SHOWS ALL UP TO THE MINUTE Grounds Opposite Central School ANAHEIM ALL THIS WEEK ARCHER MILES MANAGER VERY AGENCY L. Olmseead, manager Company for Orange the engagement of Mr. as sales manager. Enforcement comes as a action of the splendid Omstead's agency has be opened here only. has had years of exptractor business, and position of Pacific for another well tractor. He is comprefers to represent and Avery line of tracse tractor men genzing that Orange-co the most fertile for the tractor sales- of Avery Tractors, Mr. it "it was a pleasure tractors, as back o' the experience gainmachinery and tractor building. The have passed through stage long before now on the maren thought of, the ment was the Avery evator, which had its and of Robert H. Andersonville prison war. signed the planter with a pointed stick AUTOS IN COLLISION P. D. Bradford, of Placentia, driving a Franklin, and Otto Domries, residence two miles west of town, driving an Overland, came together at Vine and East Broadway about noon. Domries, who was driving north on Vine, hit the car Bradford was driving west on Broadway, turning the Franklin over and stripping the front wheels and axle. Neither was hurt. DAY OF HIGH PRICED MUSIC SHOWS GONE Monday night will be the big night in Los Angeles theatrical circles when the curtain rises at Clune's Auditorium and for the first time as a musical comedy and vaudeville house at popular prices. It will mark the passing of the high priced musical comedy shows on the Pacific coast. The quality of the shows that will be presented to the people of Los Angeles by Ackerman and Harris will be equal to any productions that have been seen here in recent years at much higher prices. When one stops to think how Clune's Auditorium can show a musical comedy with a cast of 50 people and six vaudeville acts for 30 cents, they will realize that it is only due to the fact that it is the largest theater in the west. It is the intention of W. H. Clune and Ackerman and Harris to give to the public of Los Angeles nothing but good clean musical comedy and not cheap burlesque shows. Will King. America's greatest character actor and singer. CHEVROLET CAR WHAT THEY WANT Mr. Chas. Rohr and Mr. Tim McDonough, of Cleveland, Ohio, just landed in Anaheim, to get away from the cold winter months of Cleveland. Not wanting to ship their heavy car here, yet wanting to tour Southern California, consequently they had to have a car. Not wanting to buy a car that would depreciate much in price, at the same time wanting one that would climb all the mountains that they wanted to visit, they knew that the Chevrolet would meet all of these requirements, so there was only one thing to do, and that was to find the local CHEVROLET Dealer. Being informed that the Taggart Motor Co. handled the CHEVROLET CAR, in less than ten minutes after entering the Taggart Motor Co. show room, they were the proud owners of a new CHEVROLET CAR. PROTEST AT R. R. HOUSES A petition from 117 prominent citizens of Fullerton has been filed with the city council protesting against the building of a concrete structure by the Santa Fe at Highland and Santa Fe avenues for the housing of its Mexican employees, for which a permit had already been issued and material placed on the ground. The petitioners asked if it would not be possible to prevent the erection at that point or at least the housing of the Mexican element in that locality. SOUTH DAKOTA PICNIC Clune's Auditorium can show a musical comedy with a cast of 50 people and six vaudeville acts for 30 cents, they will realize that it is only due to the fact that it is the largest theater in the west. It is the intention of W. H. Clune and Ackerman and Harris to give to the public of Los Angeles nothing but good clean musical comedy and not cheap burlesque shows. Will King, America's greatest character actor, and his company of 50 people will be the big feature of the opening bill. Mr. King has been the hit of the season in San Francisco and had several weeks more to run in the northern city. TRACTORS CUT DOWN NUMBER OF HORSES A census of the live stock of Ontario, figures on which are reported by the Grand Trunk railway system, shows a decrease in the number of horses for 1918 over 1914 of from 774,000 to 733,000, due, says the report, to the influence of the tractor on farming. There also has been a noticeable decrease in the number of fowl, due to the fact that the care of fowl is mainly in the hands of women and children who have been too busily engaged in the fields since 1915 to take care of poultry. The following table shows the number of head of animals of various kinds and of poultry on Ontario farms in 1914 and 1918: Total cattle ... 2,604,000 2,872,000 Livestock ... 1914 1918 Horses ... 774,000 773,000 Milch cows ... 1,006,000 1,102,000 Sheep ... 922,000 972,000 Hogs ... 1,770,000 1,656,000 Poultry ... 14,175,000 12,271,000 PLAN GREAT DISPLAY SAN BERNARDINO, Jan. 24.—San Gabriel valley, the big citrus fruit producing region of Los Angeles county, will enter a great display of choice fruits in the ninth National Orange Show, to be held here Feb. 14 to 23. This will be the first time in five years that San Gabriel valley has participated in the exposition. A dazzling display has been arranged. It will be in the form of a great bowl, with golden fruit pyramided to the center, and out of which a fountain will send showers of sparkling water. The display will protest against the building of a concrete structure by the Santa Fe at Highland and Santa Fe avenues for the housing of its Mexican employees, for which a permit had already been issued and material placed on the ground. The petitioners asked if it would not be possible to prevent the erection at that point or at least the housing of the Mexican element in that locality. SOUTH DAKOTA PICNIC The South Dakota State Society AVERY TH Cost Less Than Cost Less Than MAKE US No. 6 No. 5 No. 4 No. 3 (1) 40-80 h.p. Avery T. (2) 25-50 h.p. Avery T. (3) 18-36 h.p. Avery T. (4) 12-25 h.p. Avery T. (5) 8-16 h.p. Avery T. (6) 5-10 h.p. Avery T Special Ann —In assuming the Sales Management o wish to say to the prospective buyers of many years of my experience in handling afforded the pleasure in handling that Avery customer is always a satisfied o referring you to the man who owns one. —In 1876, the Avery Company began tha tained its supremacy for 43 years. Tod oo0.oo corporation—has branches in eve foreign countries. The Avery Company 50 Comedy IES 6 performance day at 2 o'clock 30c. Boxes les county, will enter a great display of choice fruits in the ninth National Orange Show, to be held here Feb. 14 to 23. This will be the first time in five years that San Gabriel valley has participated in the exposition. A dazzling display has been arranged. It will be in the form of a great bowl, with golden fruit pyramided to the center, and out of which a fountain will send showers of sparkling water. The display will be supported by three statues and it will revolve. An indirect lighting system will add splendor to the work of art that the San Gabriel valley growers will mould out of the golden fruits. On San Gabriel valley day, which will be one of the big occasions of the exposition, Ellen Beach Yaw, the pride of San Gabriel, will sing. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our many friends for their kindness and thoughtfulness during our recent sad bereavement, for their words of sympathy, and for the many beautiful letters received, and for the many floral offerings sent. We wish to thank the Merchants' Association for the resolution passed, and to the local W. C. T. U. for their letter of condolence. R. W. ERNEST Husband) MRS. C. E. HASKINS Mother. Too Late to Classify FOR SALE—Sweet potato seed. N. W. Halffield, R. R. No. 2, Anaheim. Phone 269-J2. FOR SALE—12-4 acres all bearing valencas, ten room house, electric pumping plant, good barn and garage. Corner of Santa Ana and East streets, Anaheim. Exclusive listing: W. J. Elliott, Room 202 First National Bank hldg. In assuming the Sales Management office wish to say to the prospective buyers of many years of my experience in handling afforded the pleasure in handling that Avery customer is always a satisfied owner referring you to the man who owns one. In 1876, the Avery Company began tracing its supremacy for 43 years. Today 000.00 corporation—has branches in every foreign countries. The Avery Company builder of tractors in the world. ONE YEAR AGO AVERY TRACTOR CALIFORNIA That Avery Tractors are supreme is proved sold in California to date—an avengers a day for each worker. Many of these Avery Tractors were large tracts of land—companies who had and makes were to operate and keep in experiments. Let the manufacturers do there is now an Avery on a Half Avery Tractors are made in six sizes. Tractor is the utmost value your money order as no assurance can be given that the spring; as the full production of the for eastern and foreign consumption. We are always glad to demonstrate an The Avery OF ORANGE EDW. L. OLMSTER 132 S. Los Angeles St. Phone Pacific will hold its annual mid-winter picnic Saturday, Jan. 25, in Sycamore Grove, Los Angeles. Bring lunch baskets and cups. Coffee will be served to all who have the 1919 badge. Take the north-bound South Pasadena cents per acre. ANAHEIM FLU REPORT There were five flu cases reported yesterday and two Wednesday. Yorba Linda Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Nixon are rejoicing over the arrival of a son at the Anaheim Sanitarium on Wednesday. The young man has been named Loren Hugh, after his grandfather and father. Mother and baby are doing nicely. Pianos, Schmidt Music Co., Anaheim. Masquerade Dance Yoemen Lodge Odd Fellows Hall Prize to Most Comic Characters, Lady and Gentleman, Monday, Jan. 27. 50c Couple, Extra Lady 25c Jazz Music and a Slippery Floor Oud Fellows Hall Prize to Most Comic Characters, Lady and Gentleman, Monday, Jan. 27. 50c Couple, Extra Lady 25c Jazz Music and a Slippery Floor Y TRACTORS Less Than Any to Buy Less Than Any to Operate MAKE US PROVE IT No. 3 No. 2 No. 1 0-80 h.p. Avery Tractor price $4650.00 5-50 h.p. Avery Tractor price $3600.00 3-36 h.p. Avery Tractor price $2700.00 2-25 h.p. Avery Tractor price $1800.00 3-16 h.p. Avery Tractor price $1125.00 5-10 h.p. Avery Tractor price $695.00 Special Announcement Management of the Avery Co. of Orange County prospective buyers of tractors in Orange County that in the experience in handling tractors there is no line which has handled that the Avery has for the reason that an always a satisfied owner and there is a mutual pleasure in man who owns one. Company began the building of tractors and has main-or 43 years. Today the Avery Company—a $12,000,-branches in every State in the United States and 69 Management of the Avery Co. of Orange County respective buyers of tractors in Orange County that in the experience in handling tractors there is no line which has been handling that the Avery has for the reason that an always a satisfied owner and there is a mutual pleasure in man who owns one. Company began the building of tractors and has maintor 43 years. Today the Avery Company—a $12,000,-- branches in every State in the United States and 69 Avery Company is the oldest as well as the largest in the world. AVERY TRACTORS WERE INTRODUCED IN CALIFORNIA The supreme is proven by the fact that 700 have been made to date—an average of more than two Tracty for each working day in the year. Tractors were bought by companies who operated companies who had experienced how costly other types rate and keep in repair. Don't invest your money in manufacturers do that. The Avery is a proven tractor. In a Half Million Farms made in six sizes. A size for every size farm. An Avery value your money can buy. Don't delay placing your can be given that Avery Tractors will be available in production of the Avery factory will then be required consumption. Demonstrate an Avery Tractor on your own farm. BERT T. ARCHER, Sales Manager. Avery Company OF ORANGE COUNTY DOW. L. OLMSTEAD, Manager. Phone Pacific 366 ANAHEIM, CALIF.