oc-plain-dealer 1919-02-10

CALLED TO NEB. BY DAUGHTER’S ILLNESSS OLINDA, Feb. 10 (Special)—Mrs. Alice Reynoldson of Nebraska, who came in January to spend two or three months with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Case, of Garden Grove, and her sister, Mrs. W. H. Clark, of the Columbia lease, and Mrs. Robert Farris, of Puente, and her brother, A. E. Case, of Taft, was called home by a telegram stating that one of her daughters was very ill with influenza. A second message was received Sunday afternoon stating that the daughter was some better. Mr. Stivee and family, of the Union lease, took supper with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Simpson and family of the Puente lease, Sunday evening, and attended the closing revival service at Yorba Linda. Miss Allie Walker, of the Columbia lease, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Scott, of the Orange lease. Miss Dorothy Shaw, of the Columbia lease, spent the week-end with VALENTINES The largest stock in all varieties from which to choose. Priced 1c 5c 10c 15c 25c $1.00 WEBER'S BOOK & MUSIC STORE 108 E. CENTER STREET, ANAHEIM. "That HORROR Which Staggers Civilization" IS THIS THE LAST STAND OF THE GREAT WHITE RACE? Mr.JohnKnox,A.B. THE IOWA LECTURER-EVANGELIST, Will speak at the NEW GRAND THEATER CENTER STREET Tues., Feb. 11, 7:30 p.m. ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA This lecture is in response to the request of the Public Health Service, of the United States Government Shall the Red Plague Rule? RALLY, CITIZENS! RALLY!! and save the world from this sinister social slough. This lecture is in response to the request of the Public Health Service, of the United States Government Shall the Red Plague Rule? RALLY, CITIZENS! RALLY!! and save the world from this sinister social slough. A MESSAGE FOR ALL ADMISSION FREE TO ALL Engine and Pump Tractor Repair —We wish to call your special attention to this business—probably a new departure in this immei­t but we have associated with us Mr. L. Beck, who was connected with the Fairbanks-Morse Engineer who for several years was with Foos Engine pe­ri­ce is a first-class mechanic and any work given us receive his personal attention. We will erect, repair your gas or gasoline engine, solicit your pump woo­tee to give you satisfaction on every job. —We are also in position to repair or overhaul y­ing you an absolutely reliable job in every detail. —We solicit your garage and auto repair busi­ness you that we carry a full line of auto accessories right. We carry as a special line “Everything fo­ LIBERTY GARAGE Successors to J. L. Wilson 205 S. Los Angeles St. Phone 452 THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM Miss Florence Ford, of Fullerton. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Scott, accompanied by Miss Walker, attended the M. E. church at Fullerton Sunday morning, and afterward motored to Long Beach, returnin to Olinda in the evening, where they attended the M. E. church. R. E. Sallings of Sawtelle, brother of Joe Sallings, of the Columbia lease, moved his family to the Santa Fe lease Thursday. The Fullerton Union high school now has the champion football team of Southern California, having won against San Diego, Saturday, 21 to 13. Beecher Dynes, of the Columbia lease, spent Sunday with his cousins, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Newell, of Placentia. The Olinda Nazarrene minister and wife, Rev. James Elliott, accompanied by Mrs. Bowe and Mrs. Geo. Simpson, of the Puente lease, attended the all-day meeting of the Nazarene council, Friday, at Pasadena. Mr. O. P. Scott and family, of the Columbia lease, motored to their ranch, near Corona, Sunday. Miss Simpson, of the Puente lease, visited the Fullerton high school Monday. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Clark, of the Columbia lease, took Mrs. Alice Reynolds to Los Angeles Saturday afternoon. Mr. Beltz, of Olinda, is some better. Mrs. Beltz is able to sit up for a short time. They have both been under the care of a nurse for some time. Mr. Charlie Strawser, of the Columbia lease, spent Wednesday and Thursday in Los Angeles. AVERY CO. MAKING RAPID PROGRESS That Avery tractors have more than made good is attested by the rapidity in which they are coming into favor throughout California. Whyle the Avery Co. is the oldest and largest manufacturers of tractors in the world, it was only one year ago that they decided to enter the California field. Since then they have sold over seven hundred or an average of more than two tractors a day each working day of the year. It is an axiom of the Avery Co. that they are always glad to refer a prospective buyer to the man who owns an Avery tractor, the sections of the name Avery have for motor farm over forty-three this season has preceded many times at the prerally swamped has occasioned getting through have been ordered tributors. One which have been cal distributors that the balance has been allotted at frequent interders, they report satisfactorily, or served for pactile carload, as well Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Clark, of the Columbia lease, took Mrs. Alice Reynolds to Los Angeles Saturday afternoon. Mr. Beltz, of Olinda, is some better. Mrs. Beltz is able to sit up for a short time. They have both been under the care of a nurse for some time. Mr. Charlie Strawser, of the Columbia lease, spent Wednesday and Thursday in Los Angeles. Mr. Beecher Dynes, of the Columbia lease, was a business visitor in Fullerton Tuesday. Dave Rose and wife and Mrs. E. Fogerty, of the Columbia lease, were Anaheim visitors Thursday. Mr. James Jester and Miss Pauline Thayer, of the Fullerton lease, attended the Rialto Theater in Fullerton Wednesday evening to see "The Greatest Thing in Life." The pastor of the Nazarene church in Olinda, Rev. James Elliott, and wife and Mrs. Bowle, of the West Coast lease, and Mrs. Peck, of the Columbia lease, attended the Nazarene counsell at Pasadena Wednesday. Revs. Lewis and Matthews were the leaders. They will begin a series of meetings at the Olinda Nazarene church Feb. 9th. Mr. and Mrs. Thayer and family, Mr. James Jester and Mr. P. Hanson motored to Balboa Thursday evening for supper. Mrs. Charlie Moseley, of the West Coast lease, who has been under medical care in the Fullerton hospital for some time, is much improved and has returned to her home. Miss Panline Barnett, of Gardena, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. James Williams, of the Columbia lease. Charles Robb and father of the Santa Fe lease, were business visitors in Los Angeles Wednesday. Mrs. J. E. Persons visited Mrs. Charles Robb, of the Santa Fe lease, Thursday. In the afternoon they motored to Anaheim on a pleasure trip. Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Nelson, of the Columbia lease, were in Anaheim and Fullerton on business Thursday. On their way home they called on Mrs. Myrtle Jones, of Fullerton. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miranda, of the Santa Fe lease, accompanied by Mrs. J. M. Williams, of the Columbia lease, were business visitors at Monday. At SEBASTON STORE-WIDE CLEARANCE The big ax slashes deep into stock. Nothing reserved. New attractive new specials daily. Our Extra S Tuesday & $2.75 Bungalow Aprons Very attractively trimmed made of good quality Gingham. Our Extra Special Tuesday and Wednesday..... $1.90 35c White Outing Flannel Amoskeag Parnela Cloth, while 3 bolts last. Our Extra Special per yard Tuesday and Wednesday..... 17½ c Learn to watch the Big Ax oary's Sale. There is a reason 139 W. Center St. Near P. PUT YOUR WANT BE FOR SALE—Miscellaneous FOR SALE — Coarse sand. W. H. Musser, ½ mile E and 1¼ miles S. of Cypress. Home phone Anaheim 2848. FOR SALE — Sanduskey tractor, used one season, in A-1 condition. Will take good span horses or mules. Chas Peltzer, 2 miles S. of Anaheim and ½ mile N. of Katella school. FOR SALE — Sweet potatoes for Pump Work Repairing Attention to this feature of our service in this immediate section, Mr. L. Beck, who for twelve years builds-Morse Engine Company, and Foos Engine people. Mr. Beck may work given us in this line will we will erect, repair or overhaul your pump work, and guarantee every job. Air or overhaul your tractor, give job in every detail. Auto repair business and remind auto accessories and the price is "Everything for the Ford." GARAGE J. L. Wilson 452 ANAHEIM, CAL. the sections of the country where the name Avery has been the standard for motor farming machinery for over forty-three years, the demand this season has opened up in an unprecedented manner, the Avery factories at the present time being literally swamped with orders, which has occasioned considerable delay in getting through shipments which have been ordered by the local distributors. One of the ten carloads which have been ordered by the local distributors is expected to arrive that the balance of the quota which has been allotted to them will follow at frequent intervals. Advance orders, they report, are coming in very satisfactorily, orders having been received for practically all of their next carload, as well as many others for Manager Olmstead, of the Avery Co., of Orange county, distributors of the Avery "Bull Dog" line of tractors and threshers, reports that the question of delivery is now their most serious problem. Throughout late delivery. One order, which they accepted during the past week, was the source of considerable satisfaction, as it was for a second. Avery from a party who has been using one for several years. The Avery Co. has accepted an invitation to loan one of their tractors to the tractor school, now being conducted at the Santa Ana high school, and an expert will be in attendance to explain the mechanical features of Avery construction. Ben Baxter, Cement Pipe, Inc. 175B4 EBASTIAN BROS.' STORE-WIDE FEBRUARY SARANCE SALE! slashes deep into the prices on the entire thing reserved. No limits. Come every day. EBASTIAN BROS.' STORE-WIDE FEBRUARY SARANCE SALE! slashes deep into the prices on the entire thing reserved. No limits. Come every day. new specials daily. Extra Specials for Day & Wednesday Salow Aprons only trimmed, made by Gingham. Our Tuesday $1.90 Men's Cone's Boss $3.00 Overalls Heaviest Blue Denim, Best Indigo Blue. Our Extra Special Tuesday and Wednesday $2.25 Outing Flannel Carnela Cloth, while Our Extra Special Tuesday and 17½c 29c Muslim 16-in. wide "Winchester" Mualin. Our Extra Special Tuesday and Wednesday $20c catch the Big Ax on Prices throughout February There is a reason why. St. Near P. O. ANAHEIM WANT BEFORE MOST READERS MISCELLANEOUS SEEDS AND CHICKEN SUPPLIES—E. M. Chalmers, successor to Gardner & Chalmers, 114 No. Los Angeles-st. MONKEY TO LOAN MONKEY TO LOAN in any amounts on Approved security. C. B. Berger Co FOUND FOUND—Bay horse with white spot on forehead, in poor condition. WANTED WANTED — Refined, middle-aged lady to assume charge of home and mother two little girls. A good home for the right party. Tel. Anaheim Pac. 151; Home 1072. WANTED — Sound, heavy team of mules; not over 8 years; also disc harrow and orchard cultivator. H. J. S., Gen. Delivery, Yorba Linda. WANTED—To trade motor for your windmill. Phone 770M, 520 E. MONEY TO LOAN MONKEY TO LOAN in any amounts on Approved security. C. B. Berger Co FOUND FOUND—Bay horse with white spot on forehead, in poor condition. Owner can have same for paying for care, and cost of advertising. Inquire M. A. Davignon, Richfield, Orange county. FOR SALE—Real Estate A BARGAIN FOR SOMEONE WANTED — To trade my equity in an eight-room, modern dwelling with garage, close in on fine paved street, 80 ft. frontage, for late model touring car, or will sell at a bargain for cash. Address Box 126, Plain Dealer. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE — Ten acres. Pumping plant, selling water; near school and boulevard. House and barn. Will consider in Los Angeles. Price $6,500. Clear. Address E. L. Miller, Box 702, Anaheim. FOR SALE — 11½ acres, about 2 acres in fruit and walnuts; 6 room modern house; water piped in house; good well and windmill; good outbuildings. Address "G. N. R." Route No. 1, Box 49, Anaheim. FOR SALE — 10 acres — Price $30,000. My beautiful home and orange grove near Anaheim, consisting of thoroughly modern 9-room house, double garage, barn and electric pumping plant. No exchange. G. M. Simpson, 116 W. Center street, Anaheim. WANTED — Refined, middle-aged lady to assume charge of home and mother two little girls. A good home for the right party. Tel. Anaheim Pac. 151; Home 1072. WANTED — Sound, heavy team of mules; not over 8 years, also disc harrow and orchard cultivator. H. J. S., Gen. Delivery, Yorba Linda. WANTED — To trade motor for your windmill. Phone 770M, 520 E. 6th, Santa Ana. WANTED — To buy a good Ford, Maxwell or Chevrolet, cheap for cash. Inquire McKeen Tire Store, 109 E. Center-st, Anaheim. FOR SALE—AUTOS FOR SALE—Mitchell six roadster, $300. Studebaker delivery car, $140. Also two trailers. Wilson's Garage, Anaheim. 1917 FORD touring, Westinghouse starter, new top with plate glass, new paint, shock absorbers, extra tire, excellent condition. Phone 230R. FOR SALE—Nursery Stock FOR SALE—Clean healthy orange trees, one-year old, from famous Pollard orchard at Alhambra. John L. Preston. Anaheim Home 1472. FOR SALE—Nice Eureka lemon trees, 25c each, in quantities. H. M. King, 203 S. Palm, Anaheim. Phone Pac. 243-W. FOR RENT FOR RENT—Furnished rooms with hot and cold water by week or month. Service first class. Second floor Iowa House, 119 Claudina-st. W. E. Bartlett, Manager. Special prices on posters, programs and tickets for entertainment events. Plain Dealer Printing Co., Anaheim.