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for inaugurating the movement did it with the best of intention. The council acted in the best of faith in its efforts to bring about joint effort that would relieve the four principal cities of the county from possible trouble for many years in the future. Santa Ana will have to withdraw from the plans. "We have gone over every phase of the matter," said Tunes, "and when the resolution of the Orange council came to my attention, I decided that it would be useless for us to waste our time in further effort to carry on the project. When it comes to preparing agreements between the cities for construction, maintenance and other matters, there is liable to be more trouble. Santa Ana has got to build an outfall and she has got to do it quick. If we are going to do it alone, we have got to get action quickly in order to get a bond issue on the April ballot. It will require special meetings of the council once a week from now until the time limit to get the matter in shape so that the people can vote at the coming election. "If we continue with the joint plan and one of the cities should vote down the bonds, our effort would be lost and valuable time would have slipped by. I feel that while the College of Music, U. S. C. Anahhelm Division Studio 24 Central Bldg. VOCE NIOLIN Harmony East Training Other courses arranged on application PHONE PACIFIC 427-3 Schumacher joint plan is practical it is not possible, and I have come to the conclusion that Santa Ana will have to dropout of the plans." Anahhelm Enthusiastic "Anaheim is just as enthusiastic over the project as she ever was and wants to go ahead with the plan. Trustee Backs. Anaheim is no objecting to Mr. Bishop or to the payment of its proportion of $1000 or of $1000. The only position we have taken is that we thought we should have a report from the engineers before going ahead with any legal steps." Trustee Dwyer—"Anahhelm hasn’t objected to anything. We are working to get if thru as efficiently as possible. Should one of the cities fail to carry the bonds it wouldn’t complicate matters at all, so for Anahhelm is concerned, for she could take care of the difference between the cost with four cities participating and with the extense being divided among three. The money is available from the general fund. We have been working to create harmony and this committee has been left free to do whatever is thought best by the majority of the later City sewer committee." Fullerton Ready Trustee Strain, Fullerton—"Fullerton is ready to go ahead and we don’t want to quibble over a difference of a few hundred dollars." Trustee Sitton, Fullerton—"When this co-operative plan was first suggested, I thought it one of the best suggestions ever made to bring the four cities of the county into closer relationship and would result in the overcoming of petty jealousies that..." College of Music, U.S.C. Anaheim Division Studio 2-4 Central Bldg. BANO MUSEE VIOLIN Harmony, East Treasing Other courses arranged on application PHONE PACIFIC 627-4 SCHUMACHER WALLBOARD Drop us a card or phone for sample Sanahl Lumber Company Pacific 35 Phones Home 4329 Anaheim Dr. M. M: Henderson DENTIST Suite 212 First Natl. Bank Tel. Pac. 864 THOS. FITCH Attorney-At-Law 305 First National Bank Building, Anaheim WOMAN'S EXCHANGE AND SINGER SHOP Sewing Machines Sold and Rented All Makes of Second Hand Machines For Sale Oils, Needles and parts for all makes Also Planos and Talking Machines MR. AND MRS. REEKS 218 E. Center St. Anaheim, Cal. Phone: Pacific 169 DR. JOHN P. BRASTAD Practice Limited to Surgery and Medicine of the EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT Scientific Fitting of Glasses Suite 305-206, First National Bank Anaheim, Cal. DR. J. L. BEEBE Anaheim Emphasizing Surgery and Obstetrics 205-8-12-14, First National Bank Hours, 11:4; 7-8: Sunday by appointment Pacific 556-3; Home 233 Residence: 750 Lemon Street Pacific 555-M Home 233 two rings DRS. JOHNSTON, & DELIVERY Fullerton Ready Trustee Strain, Fullerton—"Fullerton is ready to go ahead and we don't want to quibble over a difference of a few hundred dollars." Trustee Sitton, Fullerton—"When this co-operative plan was first suggested, I thought it one of the best suggestions ever made to bring the four cities of the county into closer relationship and would result in the overcoming of petty jealousies that have existed in the past, and which to a very large extent have been eliminated in recent years. "The contract with Bishop can be drafted to include the objective points, and if seems to me that we should proceed with the plans Some Adjustments "There must be some adjustments in the handling of so large a project," said Mayor Ainsworth of Orange. "We should not expect everything to go thru without some hitch. Conditions in our city are differ from what they are at Anaheim or Santa Ana. There is no crying need for immediate relief in the disposition of our sewage. There is in both Anaheim and Santa Ana. We would have to convince the people of Orange that necessity existed and it would require a campaign of education to carry the bonds." The whole project is now up the Santa Ana city council. Mary has opposed the plans all the thrue and Greenleaf has declined give his approval of certain features of the proceedings. When it continue to submit the bond issue it require the affirmative vote of least three members of the board. Whether one of the two councils will vote favorably with the three members who have been in favor the joint system is an unknow question. IT'S QUEER COUNTRY When Jose Suarez started habeas corpus proceedings to get his wife, Suarez did not count his wife's wishes as cutting any figure. Suarez had his brother-in-law, Federico Lemus of Los Alamitos, brought into court to show cause why he should not deliver Mrs. Suarez, sister of Lemus, to Suarez. Suarez said Lemus had been holding the woman prisoner awaiting payment of $90. In court, Mrs. Suarez told Judge DR. J. L. BEEBE Anaheim Emphasizing Surgery and Obstetrics 205-8-15-14 First National Bank Hours: 1-6; 7-8; Sunday by appointment Pacific 555-J; Home $28 Residence: 730 Lemont Street Pacific 555-M; Home $232 two rings DRS. JOHNSTON, & WICKETT FIRST FLOOR IOWA HOUSE 119 North Clandina St. Anaheim California J. C. OSHER, D.D.S., M.D. Physician and Surgeon EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT Oral Surgery, Glasses Fitted Suite 1, Central Hill, Anaheim Pacific Phone 387 J. W. UTTER, M.D. Physician and Surgeon Office and residence, 156 South Los Angeles Street Hours: :: :: :: 2 to 4; 7 to 8 Phones: Pacific 388; Home 1712 TIPTON & CALOR LAWYERS Notary in Office Rooms 203-204 First National Bank Building Phone Pacific 385W DR. G. A. NETH General Practitioner Suit 4, Cassou Building Anaheim Our treatments are especially advantageous for alliments of the nerves and pains in the muscles and joints. Acute or chronic diseases of the nervous organs often yield with suralacrity to our modalities. Public Weighing ANAHEIM FEED AND FUEL CO. Feed Wood Coal Seeds ROSIN SPRAY 220 West Center St. THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM DRIVES NEW CAR INTO THE KITCHEN PLACENTIA, Jan. 27 Special)—Rev J. N. Blakely sold his Ford the other day and bought a Chevrolet. He went out and learned how to drive it but neglected to learn how to stop it. When he came home he drove into a disused driveway in Clark Hollow was a yard next door to his own home, intending to let the machine stand there a little while. But, in feeling around for the propes pedal he stepped on the gas and the car sailed right through the wall and into Mrs. Holloway's kitchen. It boosted the Kitchen table on top of the stove, broke a few dishes, but did no serious damage, and has since behaved very nicely. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Cox have taken their baby boy to Anaheim to have an opération. The little fellow is suffering from a bad hernia. Mr., but more recently from Arizona, is visiting his daughter, Mrs. A. D. Moore. Mr. and Mrs. James Tuffree say convalescent. John is able to sit up a little and his wife, though still seriously ill, is improving. Mrs. H. D. Tuffree is also gaining strength. G. W. House has a letter, the first in several months, from his son, Carol. He writes that he went through the last big drive of the war and is now in Germany. He saw some furious fighting, but went through without being injured. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Gnager moved Tuesday to their new home at Brea. Mrs. E. Penn received a telegram announcing the critical illness of her father, J. A. Hall, at his home in Rochelle, Texas. She turned the management of the confectionery over to Miss Irene Soule and her apartment house to Mrs. Robinson and left at once. Mr. Hall spent most of last summer in Placentia, and was much improved in health when he went home. His advanced age, 75, makes his condition more critical. The seven-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. B. J. House has the flu, but is recovering. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Broutillette have returned after an absence of six weeks, most of which time they spent with a daughter in San Francisco. Grover D. Murdick, recently employed in the ship yards of San Pedro, rented a house in Placentia last Thursday and has accepted a job in the oil fields. His family will join him in a few days. Rev B. W. Davis and fainly went to Riverside, their baby requiring a change of climate on account of a severe attack of asthma. The change produced immediate results, and they were able to bring the little one home. Rev Frank M. Dowling delivered an interesting address at the Placentia grammar school Wednesday afternoon on the subject of the Junior Red Cross. Mrs. Fred Middleham of San Jose is visiting her mother in Anaheim and spent Monday with her brother, A. O'Neill in Placentia. BIG ATTENDANCE BUENA PARRÉ —The Christian Friday evening was 45 young people. A short business fiesta for the early in the evenin was chosen Norma Middleton Miss Margaret N treasurer. The with interesting hour, when the mitte served d of lunch and cake. Mr. and Mrs. Newcastle, Penn, at the home of fin. Mr. and Mrs. ing the winter nia. Miss Isabel Tragees is the house Miss Ruth Meyer. Mr. and Mrs. Grace and J les spent Sundae ning at th Mar Orangethorpe. Mr. R. H. Me for Omaha, Nehcacepted a position sale company. C. E. Ritter and day with relative HENRY SEY The C. B. Be just rested in this new home with Bishop can include the objective seems to me that need with the plans adjustments of so large a pre-Anahelm or at Anaheim ar is no crying need in the dispo there is in both An Ana. We would the people of O y existed and it campaign of educa bonds." Object is now up by council. Mary plans all the has declined of certain features. When it con bond issue it mative vote of rers of the board the two councimly with the three been in favor is an unknno R COUNTRY area started habees to get his wife count his wife's any figure. His brother-in-law, Los Alamitos, to show cause deliver Mrs. Suarez, to Suarez, Suarez been holding the waiting payment Suares told Judge G. W. House has a letter, the first in several months, from his son Carol. He writes that he went through the last big drive of the war and is now in Germany. He saw some furious fighting, but went through without being injured. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Gansy moved Tuesday to their new home at Bres, where Mr. Gansy will take charge of a store and market for a Whittler firm. Mrs. E. H. Shong and daughters will move into the house vacated by Cie Guegys, and J. D. House will take the cottage which they leave. Mr. and Mrs. House formerly occupied this house, but moved closer down town. They just got comfortably settled when the house they were occupying was sold. Three of the Placentia packing houses are working steadily on navels now, though not running up to capacity. From five to six cars a day are going out. Picking is still confined to orchards that are known to be free fro mifrost, but none is expected to shkow much damaged fruit. E. Thompson of Brea drove his car into a Santa Fe engine Monday morning, on Bradford avenue. Both engine and auto were coming to a stop and neither was much damaged. Mr. Thompson says his brake did not take hold as quickly as usual. C. M. Roberts has purchased ten acres of valencias near Yorba Linda. The trees are young, but are beginning to bear and promise a good crop this year. Mr. Roberts will continue to live in Placentia and keep right on selling good goods at fair prices. Raymond Reed Flick is the name of an 8-pound boy that was born on the 14th in Los Angeles, where Mrs. Flick and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Holmes, are residing temporarily. The father, Sergt. R. A. Flick, is still with the colors in France, but will probably come right home when he hears the news. A. S. Bradford, recently recovered from pneumonia, caught a cold last week and narrowly escaped a bad relapse. As it was, he was laid up for a couple of days, but is on the job again this week. Eugene Bercot recently sold his ranch south of town and bought the little and his wife, though still seriously ill, is improving. Mrs. H. D. Tuffree is also gaining strength. G. W. House has a letter, the first in several months, from his son Carol. He writes that he went through the last big drive of the war and is now in Germany. He saw some furious fighting, but went through without being injured. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Gansy moved Tuesday to their new home at Bres, where Mr. Gansy will take charge of a store and market for a Whittler farm. Mrs. E. H. Shong and daughters will move into the house vacated by Cie Guegys, and J. D. House will take the cottage which they leave. Mr. and Mrs. House formerly occupied this house, but moved closer down town. They just got comfortably settled when the house they were occupying was sold. Three of the Placentia packing houses are working steadily on navels now, though not running up to capacity. From five to six cars a day are going out. Picking is still confined to orchards that are known to be free fro mifrost, but none is expected to shkow much damaged fruit. E. Thompson of Brea drove his car into a Santa Fe engine Monday morning, on Bradford avenue. Both engine and auto were coming to a stop and neither was much damaged. Mr. Thompson says his brake did not take hold as quickly as usual. C. M. Roberts has purchased ten acres of valencias near Yorba Linda. The trees are young, but are beginning to bear and promise a good crop this year. Mr. Roberts will continue to live in Placentia and keep right on selling good goods at fair prices. Raymond Reed Flick is the name of an 8-pound boy that was born on the 14th in Los Angeles, where Mrs. Flick and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G.J.Holmes, are residing temporarily.The father,Sergt.R.A.Flickis still with the colors in Francebut will probably come right home when he hears the news. A.S.Bradford recently recovered from pneumonia,caught a cold last week and narrowly escaped a bad relapse.As it washe was laid up for a couple of days,but is on the job again this week. Eugene Bercot recently sold his ranch south of town,and bought tha little and his wife though still seriously ill.is improving.Mrs.H.D.Tuffree is also gaining strength. G.W.House has a letter,the first in several months,从his son Carol.Hewrites that hewentthroughthelastbigdriveofthewarandisnowinGermany.Hewassomefuriousfighting,buttwroughtwithoutbeinginjured. Mr和Mrs.J.H.GansymovedTuesdaytothenewhomeatBreswhereMr.GansymillakechargeofastoreandmarketforaWhittlerfarm. Mrs.E.H.ShonganddaughterswillmoveintothehousevacatedbyCieGuegys,andJ.D.Housewilltakethecottagewhichtheyleave.Mr和Mrs.Houseformerlyoccupiedthishouse,buttmovedcloserdowntownTheyjustgotcomfortablysettledwhenthehousetheywereoccupyingwas Sold. ThreeofthePlacentiapackinghousesareworkingsteadilyonnavelsnowthoughnotrunninguptocapacity.Fromfiveto sixcarsadayaregoingout.Picklingisstillconfinedtoorchardsthatareknowntobefreefromfrostbutnoneisexpectedtoshkowmuchdamagedfruit. E.ThompsonofBrea drovehiscarintoanSantaFeEngineMondaymorning.onBradfordavenue.Bothengineandautowerecomingtoastopandneitherwasmuchdamaged.MrThompsonsayshisbrakedidnottakeholdasquicklyasusual. C.M.RobertshaspurchasedtenacresofvalenciasnearYorbaLinda.Thetreesareyoungbutarebeginningtobearandpromiseagoodcropthisyear.MrRobertswillcontinuetoliveinPlacentiaandkeeprightonsellinggoodgoodsattfairprices. RaymondReedFlickisthenameofan8-poundboythatwasbornonthe14thinLosAngeleswhereMrs.FlickandherparentsMr和Mrs.G.J.Holmesareresidingtemporarily.Thefather,Sergt.R.A.FlickisstillwiththecolorsinFrancebutwillprobablycomerichthomewhenhehearsthenews. A.S.Bradfordrecentlycoveredfrompneumonia,caughtacoldestweekandnarrowlyescapedabadrelapse.Asitwashewaslaidupforacoupleofdays,butisonthejobagainthisweek. EugeneBercotrecentlysoldhisranchsouthoftown,andboughtthelittleandhiswifethough stillseriouslyill.isimproving.Mrs.H.D.Tuffreeisalsogainingstrength. G.W.Househasaletter,thefirstinseveralmonths,从hissonCarlo.HewritesthathewentthroughthelastbigdriveofthewarandisnowinGermany.Hewassomefuriousfighting,buttwroughtwithoutbeinginjured. Mr和Mrs.J.H.GansymovedTuesdaytothenewhomeatBreswhereMr.GansymillakechargeofastoreandmarketforaWhittlerfarm. Mrs.E.H.ShonganddaughterswillmoveintothehousevacatedbyCieGuegys,andJ.D.Housewilltakethecottagewhichtheyleave.Mr和Mrs.Houseformerlyoccupiedthishouse,buttmovedcloserdowntownTheyjustgotcomfortablysettledwhenthehousetheywereoccupyingwas Sold. ThreeofthePlacentiapackinghousesareworkingsteadilyonnavelsnowthoughnotrunninguptocapacity.Fromfiveto sixcarsadayaregoingout.Picklingisstillconfinedtoorchardsthatareknowntobefreefromfrostbutnoneisexpectedtoshkowmuchdamagedfruit. E.ThompsonofBrea drovehiscarintoanSantaFeEngineMondaymorning.onBradfordavenue.Bothengineandautowerecomingtoastopandneitherwasmuchdamaged.MrThompsonsayshisbrakedidnottakeholdasquicklyasusual. C.M.RobertshaspurchasedtenacresofvalenciasnearYorbaLinda.Thetreesareyoungbutarebeginningtobearandpromiseagoodcropthisyear.MrRobertswillcontinuetoliveinPlacentiaandkeeprightonsellinggoodgoodsatfairprices. RaymondReedFlickisthenameofan8-poundboythatwasbornonthe14thinLosAngeleswhereMrs.FlickandherparentsMr和Mrs.G.J.Holmesareresidingtemporarily.Thefather,Sergt.R.A.FlickisstillwiththecolorsinFrancebutwillprobablycomeRIGHTHOMEwhenhehearsthenews. A.S.Bradfordrecentlycoveredfrompneumonia,caughtacoldestweekandnarrowlyescapedabadrelapse.Asitwashewaslaidupforacoupleofdays,butisonthejobagainthisweek. EugeneBercotrecentlysoldhisranchsouthoftown,andboughtthelittleandhiswifethough stillseriouslyill.isimproving.Mrs.H.D.Tuffreeisalsogainingstrength. G.W.Househasaletter,thefirstinseveralmonths,从hissonCarlo.HewritesthathewentthroughthelastbigdriveofthewarandisnowinGermany.Hewassomefuriousfighting,buttwroughtwithoutbeinginjured. Mr和Mrs.J.H.GansymovedTuesdaytothenewhomeatBreswhereMr.GansymillakechargeofastoreandmarketforaWhittlerfarm. Mrs.E.H.ShonganddaughterswillmoveintothehousevacatedbyCieGuegys,andJ.D.Housewilltakethecottagewhichtheyleave.Mr和Mrs.Houseformerlyoccupiedthis屋,ButtmovedcloserdowntownTheyjustgotcomfortablysettledwhenthe屋theywereoccupyingwas Sold. ThreeofthePlacentiapackinghousesareworkingsteadilyonnavelsnowthoughnotrunninguptocapacity.Fromfiveto sixcarsadayaregoingout.Picklingisstillconfinedtoorchardsthatareknowntobefreefromfrostbutnoneisexpectedtoshkowmuchdamagedfruit. E.ThompsonofBrea drovehiscarintoanSantaFeEngineMondaymorning.onBradfordavenue.Bothengine和autowerecomingtoastopandneitherwasmuchdamaged.MrThompsonsayshisbrakedidnottakeholdasquicklyasusual. C.M.RobertshaspurchasedtenacresofvalenciasnearYorbaLinda.Thetreesareyoungbutarebeginningtobearandpromiseagoodcropthisyear.MrRobertswillcontinuetoliveinPlacentiaandkeeprightonsellinggoodgoodsatfairprices. RaymondReedFlickisthenameofan8-poundboythatwasbornonthe14thinLosAngeleswhereMrs.FlickandherparentsMr和Mrs.G.J.Holmesareresidingtemporarily.Thefather,Sergt.R.A.FlickisstillwiththecolorsinFrancebutwillprobablycomeRIGHTHOMEwhenhehearsthenews. A.S.Bradfordrecentlycoveredfrompneumonia,caughtacoldestweekandnarrowlyescapedabadrelapse.Asitwashewaslaidupforacoupleofdays,butisonthejobagainthisweek. EugeneBercotrecentlysoldhisranchsouthoftown,andboughtthelittleandhiswifethough stillseriouslyill.isimproving.Mrs.H.D.Tuffreeisalsogainingstrength. G.W.Househasaletter,thefirstinseveralmonths,从hissonCarlo.Hewrites thathewentthroughthelastbigdriveofthewarandisnowinGermany.Hewassomefuriousfighting,buttwroughtwithoutbeinginjured. Mr和Mrs.J.H.GansymovedTuesdaytothenewhomeatBreswhereMr.GansymillakechargeofastoreandmarketforaWhittlerfarm. Mrs.E.H.ShonganddaughterswillmoveintothehousevacatedbyCieGuegys,andJ.D.Housewilltakethecottagewhichtheyleave.Mr和Mrs.Houseformerlyoccupiedthis屋,ButtmovedcloserdowntownTheyjustgotcomfortablysettledwhenthe屋theywereoccupyingwas Sold. ThreeofthePlacentiapackinghousesareworkingsteadilyonnavelsnowthoughnotrunninguptocapacity.Fromfiveto sixcarsadayaregoingout.Picklingisstillconfinedtoorchardsthatareknowntobefreefromfrostbutnoneisexpectedtoshkowmuchdamagedfruit. E.ThompsonofBrea drovehiscarintoanSantaFeEngineMondaymorning.onBradfordavenue.Bothengine和autowerecomingtoastopandneitherwasmuchdamaged.MrThompsonsaysHisbrakedidnottakeholdasquicklyasusual. C.M.RobertshaspurchasedtenacresofvalenciasnearYorbaLinda.Thetreesareyoungbutarebeginningtobearandpromiseagoodcropthisyear.MrRobertswillcontinuetoliveinPlacentiaandkeeprightonsellinggoodgoodsatfairprices. RaymondReedFlickisthenameofan8-poundboythatwasbornonthe14thinLosAngeleswhereMrs.FlickandherparentsMr和Mrs.G.J.Holmesareresidingtemporarily.Thefather,Sergt.R.A.FlickisstillwiththecolorsinFrancebutwillprobablycomeRIGHTHOMEwhenhehearsthenews. A.S.Bradfordrecentlycoveredfrompneumonia,caughtacoldestweekandnarrowlyescapedabadrelapse.Asitwashewaslaidupforacoupleofdays,butisonthejobagainthisweek. EugeneBercotrecentlysoldhisranchsouthoftown,andboughtthelittleandhiswifethough stillseriouslyll.isimproving.Mrs.H.D.Tuffreeisalsogainingstrength. G.W.Househasaletter,thefirstinseveralmonths,从hissonCarlo.Hewrites thathewentthroughthelastbigdriveofthewarandisnowinGermany.Hewassomefuriousfighting,buttwroughtwithoutbeinginjured. Mr和Mrs.J.H.GansymovedTuesdaytothenewhomeatBreswhereMr.GansymillakechargeofastoreandmarketforaWhittlerfarm. Mrs.E.H.Shonganddaughterswillmoveinto thehousevacatedbyCieGuegys,andJ.D.Housewilltake thecottage which theyleave.Mr和Mrs.Houseformerlyoccupied this屋,ButtmovedcloserdowntownTheyjustgotcomfortablysettledwhen the屋theywereoccupyingwas Sold. ThreeofthePlacentiapackinghousesareworkingsteadilyonnavelsnowthoughnotrunninguptocapacity.Fromfiveto sixcarsadayaregoingout.Picklingisstillconfinedtoorchards thatareknowntobefreefromfrost但noneisexpectedtoshkowmuchdamagedfruit. E.ThompsonofBrea drovehiscarintoanSantaFeEngineMondaymorning.onBradfordavenue.Bothengine和autowerecomingtoastopandneitherwasmuchdamaged.MrThompsonsaysHisbrakedidnottakeholdasquicklyasusual. C.M.RobertshaspurchasedtenacresofvalenciasnearYorbaLinda.Thetreesareyoungbutarebeginningtobearandpromiseagoodcropthisyear.MrRobertswillcontinuetoliveinPlacentiaandkeeprightonsellinggoodgoodsatfairprices. RaymondReedFlickisthenameofan8-poundboythatwasbornonthe14thinLosAngeleswhereMrs.FlickandherparentsMr和Mrs.G.J.Holmesareresidingtemporarily.Thefather,Sergt.R.A.FlickisstillwiththecolorsinFrancebutwillprobablycomeRIGHTHOMEwhenhehearsthenews. A.S.Bradfordrecentlycoveredfrompneumonia,caughtacoldestweekandnarrowlyescapedabadrelapse.Asitwashewaslaidupforacoupleofdays,butisonthejobagainthisweek." J.L.V. 205 South Lakes Anahite OLINDA BUS LINE TIME TABLE. Lv. Anaheim, 6:00a.m., 10 a.m., 1 p.m., 4:45 p.m., 10:15 p.m. Lv. Fullerton, 6:40 a.m., 10:10 a.m., 1:10 p.m., 4:55 p.m., 10:25 p.m. Lv. Placentia, 6:50 a.m., 10:20 a.m., 1:20 p.m., 5:05 p.m., 10:35 p.m. Lv. Olinda, 7:15 a.m., 10:45 a.m., 1:45 p.m., 5:30 p.m., 11 p.m. Ar. Brea, 7:35 a.m., 11:05 a.m., 2:05 p.m., 5:50 p.m., 11:20 p.m. Lv. Brea, 8:50 a.m., 11:50 a.m., 3:45 p.m., 5:50 p.m., special, 11:20 p.m. Lv. Olinda, 9:10 a.m., 12:10 p.m., 4:05 p.m., 6:10 p.m., special, 11:40 p.m. Lv. Placentia, 9:30 a.m., 12:30 p.m., 4:25 p.m., 6:30 p.m. Lv. Fullerton, 9:40 a.m., 12:40 p.m., 4:35 p.m., 6:40 p.m. Ar. Anaheim, 9:50 a.m., 12:50 p.m., 4:45 p.m., 6:50 p.m. Special trip for G. & L. school children leave Brea 7:50 a.m., arrive Olinda 5:10 a.m., leave Olinda 8:10 a.m., arrive Iyeda 8:40 a.m. BIG ATTENDANCE AT C.E. SOCIAL BUENA PARK, Jan. 27 Special The Christian Endeavor social last Friday evening was enjoyed by about 45 young people of the community. A short business meeting elected officers for the coming year was held early in the evening. Miss Erna Robinson was chosen president. Miss Norma Middleton, vice president, Miss Margaret Nelson, secretary and treasurer. The evening was enjoyed with interesting games until a late hour, when the entertainment committee served dainty refreshments of unch and cake. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McNabb, of Newcastle, Penn, spent the week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. Martin. Mr. and Mrs. McNabb are spending the winter in Southern California. Miss Isabel Tridelcock of Los Angeles is the house guest this week of Miss Ruth Meyers. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott and daughters, Grace and Desale, of Los Angeles, spent Sunday afternoon and evening at th Martin home on West Orangesthorpe. Mr. R. H. Meyers left last week for Omaha, Neb., where he has accepted a position with a large wholesale company. C. E. Ritter and family spent Sunday with relatives at Riverside. HENRY SELLS 5 ACRES The C. B. Berger, company has first sold the Inner Henry five acres 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. Extra Fancy Idaho Russets We are going to sell them $250 PER CWT. announcement to announce to the public that we used the machine shop department of a Garage, formerly owned by J. J. We are first class mechanics for all types and all kinds of machine work and will be built upon the merit of our have for a number of years been eme Buick factory, also with the Bald-otive Works, where are found two of types of mechanical efficiency. actfully solicit your patronage. BARTON & A. H. BOOTH GARAGE 120 So. Los Angeles St.