oc-plain-dealer 1921-09-14

SUNDAY HAPPY DAY AT PRESBY CHURCH Sunday was a happy day at the Presbyterian Sunday School, since many of the pupils and teachers who had been away on extended vacations were back in their places. We were very glad to welcome Rev. Walker back and are planning for an active winter work with him. Rev. Walker began the Junior sermons preceding the regular morning service last Sunday. This will be given regularly every Sunday, and all of the pupils in the Sunday School are not only invited but urged to attend. The attention of parents is called to this part of the service and we hope to have the hearty co-operation of all parrots in having the presence of their children at this special service. Wednesday evening the regular greeter and praise service at the church. Rev. Walker will lead in the second evening's study on "The Life That Wins." He requests that everyone read the 11th and 12th chapters of Hebrews before that time and come prepared to consider the two simple conditions prevailing in the life of the winning Christian. Thursday evening the Sunday School Workers' Conference will meet at the home of F. N. Gibbs, 210 S. Kroegerst. Supper will be served at a p.m. Rally Day will be the chief subject for consideration. A large attendance is desired. Friday evening, Sept. 16, the regular monthly meeting of the Missionary Society will be held at the home of Mrs. Geo. M. Ross, 211 S. Claudius-st., at half past seven. The subject for roll call will be "Faithfulness." A cordial invitation is extended to all ladies of the church and congregation to be present. It was pleasing to see the entire choir in their places again. In the morning they favored us with'an them entitled "Lead Kindly Light," by Dudley Buck, and Prof. Askin sang a beautiful solo. The Ransomened of the Lord," by MaeDermid. In the evening the anthem "Draw Nigh to Me Ye Weary," by Cornell, was sung. Rev. Walker is planning to make the evening services especially helpful and attractive. His text Sunday evening was taken from John 2:24. He said in part: "During the Lewis Clarke." COUNTY FORTUNATE IN UNEMPLOYMENT Unemployment is not a problem in Orange county according to H. E. Wahiberg, farm advisor, and J. F. Jackson, manager of the Farm Bureau employment office. Jackson estimates the total of unemployment at 6000, less than half of which is composed of permanent county residents. Probably 2000 of the number are in and around Santa Ana, while the remainder is collected around other communities. Reviewing the unemployment situation from the standpoint of his knowledge of conditions as the man to whom the Orange county farmer turns when farm labor is needed, Jackson said: "Orange county probably is in better condition as regards unemployment than any other county in California, which would mean that it is better off than any other place in the United States. But that is no reason for us to brag about and encourage the residents of less fortunate counties to make a Mecca of Orange county. This office finds that the automobile creates a large transient labor element that did not exist before automobiling became as popular as it is today. All the man in the car wants is enough to keep his car running and the necessary three meals a day for himself. The transient labor is difficult to estimate, and as a matter of fact, it can be no more than a running estimate. Before you have them counted they are gone. But the permanent residents of Orange county form a different class. I believe not more than five per cent of the county's 60,000 population is out of employment at present, a low but conservative estimate. I am positive the figure would not run over eight per cent. Permanent residents can survive short unemployment periods. The majority of them have their homes and savings, and can utilize the time beneficially around their homes. This is not going to transmit as far as concerned. Then again the right through, if they work here in a couple continues on into San Bernardino, speaking time of the labor situation, the farmer said: "The farmer is not trouble in securing surplus to harvest his crops; the vesting has taken up the tion of the unemployment are many men calling every day looking for it." Through our people we are able to give the class of labor he wants and choose, and put theright job. It is differe bureau which charges cees, in that we locate a and hope that he keeps more commercial buse hopes for a quick turn. LEGENDS DEN OF MYSTERY KLAMATH FALLS, —Romance and mystery the sculptured figure boulder near Crater landmantically as "Our Woods," has been explicated Miller of Portland. Miller poop-poochs tha whispered tragic crude statue, declares knows it to be scarce old. He states that from rock in 1917 Bush who at that charge of a road work the vicinity and is no State health burial. Dr. Bush, Miller himself in odd mome tha statute, his fir sculpture, and comple les than six wee tha statue has attraction in newspaper arti tourists, and various gin, highly imaginative ic, have been circ clares. AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS FOR EXPORT BEING FINANCED WASHINGTON Sept. 16—The war finance corporation now is considering seven transactions involving approx- It was pleasing to see the entire choir in their places again. In the morning they favored us with an anthem entitled "Lead Kindly Light" by Dudley Buck, and Prof. Askin sang a beautiful solo. "The Ransom-ed of the Lord," by MuteDermid. In the evening the anthem "Draw Nigh to Me Ye Weary," by Cornell, was sung. Rev. Walker is planning to make the evening services especially helpful and attractive. His text Sunday evening was taken from John 2:24. He said in part: "During the Lewis and Clark Exposition I was greatly surprised to see the immense trees that were upon exhibition in that enormous building, because I had only been accustomed to the hickory and other small trees we had back home. Now where are those big trees grown? In the shelter of that big building? Not at all. They had grown out in the open, where they had weathered many a storm and fierce blast. Just so the stalwart characters whom we meet have been formed by meeting and overcoming the hard things of life. Oh the pampered youths of today who have everything done for them and receive things handed to them as it were, on a silver platter! Give me those who have known responsibility in some form from early youth. But you say, what about those suffering from overstrain; those who have really come down with nervous prostration because of too heavy burdens? Let me ask who placed heavy burdens on them, God? Or did they take it upon themselves? I know many who are bearing heavy burdens because of vanity, foolish ambitions, and like causes. How many really know the promises of God? We sometimes sing, "I am standing on the promises of God," yes but the trouble is you've been standing in one spot too long, never realizing that the Word is just full of promises forming stepping stones as it were to cross the stream. Again, let me ask, how many burdens do our fellow men carry due to us because of carelessness, thoughtlessness or selfishness? Consider this look about you and see what you discover. God never intended that his child should inflict burdens on any one, but rather should lighten them. In the early church there were agnostics, just as there are today. Those who were learned in the sciences and higher branches. Those who could speak very intellectually yet lived exceedingly low morally. These confused the people with their much talking. Some times people are questioned as to their belief in the miracles. These need not trouble any one. We may not be able to explain them, we don't need to. Can anyone explain the miracle of a changed heart, a changed man? This is the greatest miracle of all and most of us have witnessed this change. God does not ask you to be burdened with intellectuality. God asks you to believe and to live trustingly, simply and purely. To live such a life before AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS FOR EXPORT BEING FINANCED WASHINGTON, Sept. 14- The war finance corporation now is considering seven transactions involving approximately $20,000,000 for the financing of agricultural products. They are: Oklahoma Cotton Growers' associations, 200,000 bales of cotton; Texas Farm Bureau association 300,000 bales of cotton; California Prune and Apricot Growers, Inc., 25,000,000 pounds of prunes; Washington Wheat Growers' Association, 8,000,000 bushels of wheat; Idaho Wheat Growers' Association, 2,000,000 bushels of wheat; Oregon Cooperative Grain Association, 2,000,000 bushels of wheat; and the Montana Wheat Growers' Association, 1,500,000 bushels of wheat. In the first four months this year Germany mined 4,000,000 more tons of hard coal than in the same period last year and 6,000,000 more tons of lignite. To rid gardens or truck patches of insect pests a trap has been invented into which they are driven and caught as it is wheeled over growing vegetables. AT STUD Pure Bred Toggenburg Bucks. Admiral Rodman No. 5126 also Pat of G. S. G. 12563 and Tad of G. S. G. 12563. Come out and look them over and make reservation to have your doe bred to one of these Bucks. Breeding Fee, grades $5.00, Pure Breds $10.00 GOLDEN STATE GOATERY, J. T. Hoggins, Owner. Located on Heffern property, % mile southeast of Placentia. Placentia Oil Co. well No. 1 north of house. FORDS FORDS We Have Some at Right Prices 1921 Bulck Touring; cord tires; excellent condition. ANOTHER STEP IN PORTSMOUTH, N.H. smelting plant at the garden has been ordered navy department as o stores taken in the int economy. Watch for our open belim New Drug Store. proprietors 100 W. Cent. BIDS WANT For Old Build Notice is hereby given LUTHERAN CHURCH. CALIFORNIA, will sell to o der, upon the terms her husband and confirmation of sale Zion Lutheran Old church building, from premises at the and Chartress streets, formla. The interior fee as altar, pulpit, bell, are reserved by said congregation. TERMS AND CONDITION. Cash, in lawful money States. Twenty per cent on money to be paid at time of the sale, the bank on building is to be the premier. Bids or offers must and must be enclosed velopes, addressed to the Zion Lutheran Center street. Anaheb will be received up P.M.(September 30th), Signed: LOUIS FRAHN G.H.FLESH. Dated this 13th day of Publish Sept. 13-14-15. PAYNE'S TRAD Has moved from 202 N. Los Angeles have large STORAGE For quick service, bas and furniture moving. FORCE TO SELL Five-acre, 7-year grove; close-in; gipped; 5 shares plant; small resident paved boulevard; have cash within frog grove will sell with at big profit. Don' 500 cash takes this. HAROLD CLA Greater Anaheim 236 West Cer Anahelm, Cal. FORDS FORDS We Have Some at Right Prices 1921 Buick Touring; cord tires; excellent condition. 1920 Chevrolet; Baby Grand; new paint; looks fine. 1916 Buick Roadster; little six. 1916 Buick Touring; newly overhauled; needs paint. 1920 Buick Touring; seven-passenger; a super-used car. 1920 Dodge Roadster; has had good treatment. 1920 Monroe Touring; a classy looking car. 1917 Dodge Touring; new paint and top cover. 1917 Buick Touring; new paint; mechanically good. New cars added every day. A good used car is better than a cheap new one. Reasonable terms to responsible parties. NAHEIM AUTO CO. Buick Distributors for Anaheim 133 So. Los Angeles St. Used Car Department Bob Vincent or E. P Lynch Attend Chaffee’s Anniversary Sale Today THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA homes. This is not generally true of the transient as far as savings are concerned. "Then again the transients drift right through if they cannot secure work here in a couple of days, they continue on into San Diego county." Walshberg, speaking in a general way of the labor situation as related to the farmer, said: "The farmer is not having any trouble in securing sufficient labor to harvest his crops this year. Harvesting has taken up the largest portion of the unemployment, but there are many men calling at the ranches every day looking for work. "Through our employment bureau we are able to give the farmer the class of labor he wants. We can pick and choose, and put the right man in the right job. It is different from the bureau which charges for its services, in that we locate a man in a job and hope that he keeps it, while the more commercial bureau apparently hopes for a quick turn-job." LEGENDS DENIED OF MYSTERY STATUE KLAMATH FALLS, Dr., Sept. 14. — Romance and mystery surrounding the sculptured figure in granite boulder near Crater lake, known romantically as "Our Lady of the Woods," has been explained by F. L. Miller of Portland. Miller poo-poohs the legends and the whispered tragic origin of the crude statue, declaring that he knows it to be scarcely five years old. He states that it was chilled from the rock in 1917 by Dr. Earl R. Bush, who at that time was in charge of a road workman's shop in the vicinity and is now in the United States health bureau in Cincinnati. Dr. Bush, Miller says, amused himself in odd moments in making the statute, his first attempt at sculpture, and completed it in a little less than six weeks. Since then the statue has attracted some attention in newspaper articles and among tourists, and various tales of its origin, highly imaginative and romantic, have been circulated, he declares. ANOTHER STEP IN ECONOMY PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Sept. 14. — The smelting plant at the government navy yard has been ordered closed by the navy department as one of the measures taken in the interest of public homes. JEWELRY DESIGNING ATTRACTS WOMEN NEW YORK, Sept. 14. — Jewelry design is one of the newest occupations into which women are going in large numbers. The fashion of wearing elaborate settings of semi-precious and even imitation stones and the discovery that America can make those elaborate settings as well as Europe is responsible for the suddenly increased opportunities in that line. YOUTH SLAYS RIVAL DURANT, Okla., Sept. 14. — Crazyed by the taunts of his love rival, Ben Heacardich, 15, is held here today for the murder of Odell Stinson, aged 18. Los Angeles Markets Butter ... 48 Eggs, extra ... 46 Case count ... 42 Pullets ... 25 Pewes pallets ... 22 Cheese ... 20 @ 22 Hens, under 3½ lbs., per lb ... 20 Hens, 3½ lbs., and up, per lb ... 27 Hens, colored, 4 lbs., and up each, per lb ... 33 Broilers, 1 to 1½ lbs., each ... 26 Broilers 1½ to 2 lbs., up, each ... 26 Fryers 2½ lbs., to 3 lbs., each ... 20 Roasters, soft bone, over 3 lbs., and up, per lb ... 20 Ducklings, Pekins, 2½ lbs. and up, per lb ... 25 Old Cocks, per lb ... 18 Stags, per lb ... 20 Old ducks, 2½ lbs., up, each ... 12 Gear ... 16 CHOICE LOTS FOR SALE $1500 Located on paved street, east front, five blocks from P. O. Sidewalks, sewer, gas light, water. Set to large orange trees. See G. H. GREFE Pacific Realty & Inv. Co. 130 East Center St. ELK PARK LOTS PLain Dealer W Place Your Wants Bef NEW TODAY WANTED—Good milk cow: Must be good, big, rich milker. M. J. Hammon, Yorba Linda. Phone Placentia 211-3-4. WANTED TO BUY—Wood cook stove. E. Baasady, Bucepe Park. FOR SALE—Reed baby carriage, cost $70,00 new. Sell cheap. 334 S. Orange-at, Orange Cal. FOR SALE—One 68 Oak roll-top desk; Royal typewriter only 20 days old; Typewriter stand; Desk lamp. Call at 224 So. Orange-at, Orange Cal. WANTED—a loan of $10,000.00 private money, upon a 20-acre ranch. Address M. N. P. Plain Dealer. YOUR OPPORTUNITY We have just listed the cheapest 10 acres we have had for some time—6 acres Valencia Oranges in full bearing and 4 acres 16-year-old Walnuts. Situated about 1½ miles from center of Anaheim... Good bulldings and new electric pumping plant. Our price on this for a short time is $3,000 per acre with a small cash payment and the balance to run 5 or 10 years to suit you. Owner will take house and lot in Anaheim as part of first payment. We are going to sell this Henderson Realty Company 109 East Center Phone 1 FOR RENT—Furnished room, gentleman preferred. 308 S. Los Angeles. FOR SALE 4-room house, close in; $3,400. Neat and cozy. 5-room house $4,200. Lot $0x135.$1,000 Terms. Lot $0x137.$1,400 Terms. 1st class 5-acre Valencia grove; none better for price. Have cash buyer for bargain on 5-room house. BIGELOW 211 E. Center ANOTHER STEP IN ECONOMY PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Sept. 14—The smelting plant at the government navy yard has been ordered closed by the navy department as one of the measures taken in the interest of public economy. Watch for our opening ad of Anaheim New Drug Store. Buck & Gibson proprietors, 160 W. Center. BIDS WANTED For Old Building Notice is hereby given that the ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH OF ANAHEIM, California, will sell to the highest bidder, upon the terms and conditions he shall furnish and subject to confirmation of said Zion Church, their old church building, to be removed from premises at the corner of Emily and Chartress streets, Anaheim, California. The interior furnishings, such as altar pulpit, bell, seats, etc., will be reserved by said congregation, and are TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE. Cash, in lawful money of the United States. Twenty per cent of the purchase money to be paid at the time of making of the sale, the balance to be paid building is to be removed from the premises. Bids or offers must be in writing, and must be enclosed in sealed envelope, addressed to the secretary of the Zion Lutheran Church, 130 E. Center street, Anaheim, California bids will be received until two o'clock P. M. September 30th, 1921. Signed: LOUIS FRAHM, President, G. H. LESNER, Secretary. Dated this 13th day of September, 1921. Publish Sept. 13-14-15. PAYNE'S TRANSFER Co. Has moved from 205 E. Center to 202 N. Los Angeles St., where we have large STORAGE FACILITIES. For quick service, baggage, express and furniture moving. Phone 93-M. FORCED TO SELL Five-acre, 7-year-old Valencia grove; close-in; good soil; all piped; 5 shares in pumping plant; small residence; right off paved boulevard; owner must have cash within few days. This grove will sell within short time at big profit. Don't delay; $11,-500 cash takes this. HAROLD CLAIRMONT Greater Anaheim Realtor 236 West Center St. Anaheim, Cal. Phone 741 $1500 Located on paved street, east front, five blocks from P. O. Sidewalks, sewer, gas, light water. Set to large orange trees. See G. H. GREFE Pacific Realty & Inv. Co. 130 East Center St. ELK PARK LOTS $100 cash, balance monthly. No interest first year. J. T. Lyon Realty Co. New Location 111 N. Los Angeles St. Phone 46 A. V. Calkins MORTGAGE LOANS Any Amount Current Rates 120 N. LOS ANGELES Phone 434 FOR SALE Ten acres Valencias one to six-year-olds. Price $11,000: $4000 cash. Five acres two-year-old Valencias; pipe line, two-room house. Price $5500: $1,000 cash. Lots from $1000 up, on good terms. Two-room house in Yorba Linda; lot 50x146; will exchange for lot in Anaheim. HOME REALTY CO. F. A. Rupert, Mgr 127 East Center St., Anaheim FOR RENT—Furnished room, gentleman preferred. 308 S. Los Angeles. FOR SALE 4-room house, close in; $3,400. Neat and cozy. 5-room house $4,200. Lot 50x135; $1,000. Terms. Lot 50x137; $1,400. Terms. 1st class 5-acre Valencia grove, none better for price. Have cash buyer for bargain on 5-room house. BIGELOW 211 E. Center. MAN WANTED For Orange County to represent Los Angeles manufacturing concern. A good opportunity for a live man. Address M.S. Lytle, care Vapo Oil Co., 1210 S.Figueroa St., Los Angeles. WANTED—For single lady, small apt or housekeeping room. Phone Safts Ang 57. At Fairland tonight and tomorrow, a "Wise Pool". A Geo, Melford production, with James Kirkwood. Don't miss this. A "Wise Pool" Melford's latest Paramount production at Fairland tonite and tomorrow, is comparable with the wonder picture, "Behold My Wife." See it sure. FOR SALE $1,500 lst mortgage $1,350. Lot on North Helena-st, the only one for sale. 10 acres on Spadra-ave; $47,000. 60 lots; $800 to $4,000. P. V. BRADY 308 E. Center St. FOR SALE 5-acres 7-yr-old Val. 5 shares water, house, close in, only $20,000. Cash $13,-200.00. 4-room mod. house $3,500. Cash $400.bal.$20.00 mo. Improved small and large ranches fully equipped; $2 to $300 per acre trade for city or county property. Barber Shop, only $1,500, rent $25.00 month. H.E.S.COTT Real Estate COMPENSATION INSURANCE 112 No. Los Angeles St. Phone 505 Compare Chaffee’s Grocery Prices $ Your Opportunity 20.4 Acres 1744 Trees $ Your Opportunity $ In eight years accurately compiled statistics have proven that the average price paid to Valencia orange growers of this county has been $2.78½ per box. In accepting these figures as a working basis I am in a position to show you a 20.4 acre orange grove, situated in the city limits, that will pay a net income of 22 per cent on price asked. This grove containing 1744 trees is acknowledged to be the best in Orange county, embracing the finest soil, extra large trees suggesting a most healthful state, and a most prolific setting for next year. On but 10 acres of this grove there is at the present time an estimated crop conservatively placed at over 6000 packed boxes. No one will refute my statement when I say that on no other grove will you see manifested the intelligent care and attention as has been accorded this particular acreage. In conjunction with its wonderful value as an orange grove consider carefully its equally valuable location, right here in Anaheim a few minutes from the center, frontage on three streets and only a short distance from the new park. Another feature, one of the streets on which this grove faces will, when paved, be the direct road to Los Angeles. Think what this will mean. This is absolutely the best proposition ever offered in Anaheim, and at the price asked it has an immediate resale value or by holding as an investment will prove to be most lucrative. It will pay you to consider this grove before purchasing elsewhere. You can't afford to permit this opportunity to escape. Harold Clairmont Greater Anaheim Realtor Exclusive Representative Phone 741 236 West Center St. Office of Confidence and Reliability Dealer Wants Bring Sure Results Your Wants Before the Greatest Number of Readers DAY For Sale—Real Estate CLOSE-IN Beautifully located 5-room modern bungalow. Garage, paved street, only $4,500. TOBIN & DURKEE Exclusive agents. 207 E. Center FOR SALE 10 1-3 acres full bearing walnuts; two good houses, 4-7 rooms; just south of Anaheim. Price $27,000.00 with crop. One-fourth cash. Houses from $3,500 up. Lots from $1,000 up. Come and let me take you to some of the best bargains in Anaheim. THE HOME REALTY CO. 129 E. Center St. Anahiem P. A. RUPERT, Manager BETTER GRAB IT Good piece of Valencia or Walnut land very close to Anaheim for $500 per acre, plenty of water, good location, 10 acres for $8000. Terms are very easy you can double your money, see "STEWART" 200 East Center St., will soon move to 236 West Center. FOR SALE—My house, four blocks from P. O., in the best residence section of Anaheim, on North Palm-st Ned money for other proposition $4,000.00 will handle for quick sale Telephone, 660-J or call residence, 204 N. Palm. FOR SALE—Lot, close in, $1,100.00 Will take Ford with starter as first payment. See me at 1202 Pearl. FOR SALE, GOOD LAND CHEAP Land adjacent to Anaheim, 5-10-20-40 acre tracts, terms one-fourth cash balance one to ten years. For particulars, See L. W. BUSHARD, Agent. 200 East Center St. Phone 401 FOR SALE 5-room house, $4,750-$500 down, $56 per month. Combination house and garage $2,500-$920 down, $40 per month. FOR SALE—Bicycle, $16.00. 710 N. lemon-st. FOR SALE—About 5 tons of canning pumpkins. Would like to sell all to one party. Phone Placentia 25-J. FOR SALE—Green corn for allot. 4 miles west of Anaheim, on Hanson road, ½ miles south-east corner. HAMMEL'S MUSIC STORE 24 E. Center-st, Phone 145, for Planos, Players, Phonographs, Bearing tachines. Wanted—Help VANTED — Ambitious boys with wheels, age 12 to 15, to carry paper outes. Inquire P in Dealer. VANTED AT ONCE—Young lady living at home to learn Beauty Parlor work. Phone 167-W. Lost LOST—Tuesday morning, small hand trip, between Villa Park and Anaheim. Please return to 127½ E. center-st, Anaheim. For Rent FOR RENT—Neatly furnished bedroom, suitable for two gentlemen, close n. 525 W. Center. FOR RENT—Furnished room, gentler man preferred. 200 N. Helena-st. Phone 26-J. FOR RENT—½ of store building. 112 J. Los Angeles-st. ROOM FOR RENT—For lady. 513 E. Broadway. Phone 332-J. FOR RENT—Small 2-room apartment with bath, furnished. Phone 82-J-2. FOR RENT—Several newly furnished rooms. Inquire 231½ W. Center-st California Hotel. FOR RENT—2 small rooms for light-housekeeping. Call after 6 o'clock. 124 Vine-st. Will take Ford with starter as first payment. See me at 1202 Pearl. FOR SALE, GOOD LAND CHEAP Land adjacent to Anaheim, 5-10-20-46 acre tracts, terms one-fourth cash balance one to ten years. For particulars, See L. W. BUSHARD, Agent. 200 East Center St. Phone 401 FOR SALE —5-room house, $4,750—$500 down, $56 per month. —Combination house and garage, $2,500—$920 down, $40 per month. —10-acre ranch, close in on highway, $47,000. Good terms. P. V. BRABY 308 E. Center-st. FOR SALE The best twenty-score full bearing Valencia orange grove in Orange county. —Fifteen acres 12 years old, 5 acres 9 year old valencias. 228 foot well equipped with Layne Bowler pump and 40 h. p. electric motor. Pump floor cemented with heavy foundations for pump and motor. Grove piped with underground cement pipe so any one five-acre piece can be irrigated separately. A complete modern home with six large rooms, and screen porch, large cement cellar, fire place, city gas and electricity. Garage and tractor building with new Fordson tractor and equipment goes with the place. This grove has paid better than 16 per cent for the past two years on the price asked for it, and no orange grove in Orange-co has had better care than this one. It is priced to sell and in terms that are most reasonable. Located only one-eighth of a mile off paved boulevard and a mile and half from heart of Anaheim on Sunkist-ave. If you are in the market for the best of groves, a splendid home and one of the herriest payers in the Anaheim district, see us in regard to the above. SIMPSON REALTY COMPANY Exclusive Agents. 130 W. Center-st. Anaheim, Califf. RARE OPPORTUNITY One acre set to 6, 3 and 2-year-old Valencia oranges. Six room house, large barn and pipe line. Only $4000 TOHIN AND DURKEE 207 East Center-st. FOR SALE —Apartment house consisting of four apartments. Excellently located on W. Broadway. Price at $12,500. Easy terms. One of the best buys we have. SIMPSON REALTY CO. 130 West Center-st. A PENNILESS OLD MAN Brings a shudder at the thought. Start now, today, and buy land in Orange county, it matters not, whether large or small. I have land and ranches all sizes, 5-10-20 acre tracts, close to Anaheim, as low as $1,000 per acre, with one-fourth cash, balance ten years. —a dandy close in 5-acre bearing Valencia grove with house and barn for $11,000; another good one for $14,500. Chicken ranches, all sizes, see my big list, the terms are easy, now is the time to ACT. See FOR RENT—½ of store building. 112 J. Los Angeles-st. ROOM FOR RENT—For lady. 513 E. Broadway. Phone 332-J. FOR RENT—Small 2-room apartment with bath, furnished. Phone 82-J-2. FOR RENT—Several newly furnished rooms. Inquire 231½ W. Center-st California Hotel. FOR RENT—2 small rooms for light-housekeeping. Call after 6 o'clock. 124 Vine-st. FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room. Bungalow J. 609 W. Center. FOR RENT—Small furnished house. H. E. Scott, 112 N. L. A. St. STORE FOR RENT—206 N. Los Angeles-st. Phone 262. FOR RENT—Room with bath, with or without board. Phone 376 J. For Sale—Autos FOR SALE—One Murphy speedster, A-1 condition, Cash or terms. J. E. Walter & Co., Olive and Center-sts, Anaheim. REO FOR SALE—$150.00 Stanley Brodgar 200 S. Los Angeles-st. FOR SALE—DODGE TOURING, 1920 model, condition like new. Wind deflectors, apathe and tire cover, three brand new tires. Call Sunday at 203 N. Helena or week days at 214 First Natl Bank Bldg. Office phone 219 See.C.C.Sidnam owner. 1921 Hupmobile Touring A few months old, many extras in fine condition, at a bargain price. Hudson-Essex Agency 129 N. Lemon-st. Anaheim. FOR SALE—International tractor 8-16 Good running order; $300 Dixie canch Co., S.E corner Placentia-avs and North-st. Wanted—Miscellaneous FRUIT AND VEGETABLES WANTED, Pears, peaches, avocadoes and fruits of all kinds. Anaheim Produce Market, 128 E. Center. WANTED—2 lady solicitors Easy pleasant work. Good profit Phone 276-J. Want to exchange new Ford with self starter as payment on lot or lot and small house. Phone office 729 residence 299R Anaheim. WANTED—Housework of all kinds 1221 Pearl-st. WANTED—To buy live stock; highest market price paid Ph. Anaheim 188. Miscellaneous FOR TRADE—1920 light touring car for lot or small house and lot: 625 W. Center. A PENNILESS OLD MAN Brings a shudder at the thought. Start now, today, and buy land in Orange county, it matters not, whether large or small. I have land and ranches all sizes, 5-10-20 acre tracts, close to Anaheim, as low as $1,000 per acre, with one-fourth cash, balance ten years. A dandy close in 5-acre bearing Valencia grove with house and barn for $11,000; another good one for $14,500. Chicken ranches, all sizes, see my big list, the terms are easy, now is the time to ACT. See James E. Stewart, 200 East Center, will soon move to 230 West Center. For Sale—Miscellaneous FOR SALE 1 fine milk gort, from 7½ qt. milker. 1 15 months old. 1 two months old. Will sell all three at a bargain. Address L. M. WEEKS 308 N. Olive-st, Anaheim FOR SALE—12 cows, to be picked out of a heard of 30 head, guaranteed to be turbercular tested. A Falcinelle at Page ranch, Buena Park. FOR SALE—American Bean Thrasher, complete with trunk and engine. In good condition. E. Hartman, Magnolia ave. Stanton. FOR SALE—2 geats. Cheap. West Coast Oil Co. Olinda. House No. 96 McQuarrie. 50-GAL GAS buggy for sale. Stanley Brox, Garage, 200 S. Los Angeles-st. FOR SALE—3-months-old turks. Price $2.50. H. Kruizenga. Phone Anaheim 266-R. FOR SALE—Rabbits, butches, tent and oil stove at your own price. $14 S. Claudina. Jack+Dunmead. FOR SALE—Layne & Bowler pump, complete with 20 horsepower motor Mrs. Cline, E. Orangethorpe. FOR SALE—2 dozen Ptymouth Rock pullets, J. C. Keller, on North-st, one mile east of Placentia-ave, near Mr. Pickle. FOR SALE—18 interested in saving money on tree props, call up W. Wagner Jr., Phone 423-J. Miscellaneous FOR TRADE—1920 light touring car for lot or small house and lot. $25 W. Center. WANTED TO RENT—Small house in or near Anaheim. H. W. care Plain Dealer. WANTED—Position. Experienced auto repair man, lathe hand and welder. Phone 480-J. WANTED—Your auto to repair. Will do work at your home. All makes cars or tractors. Phone 480-J. HEFFNER'S PHONO-SYLLABIC—The most simple, practical, effective, and interesting method for self-instruction and learning Spanish—get it at Abrams. FOR EXCHANGE — 2 good 5-room houses in L.A. All modern, near high and grammar schools; for home in Anaheim. Address Box B, 418, Plain Dealer. FOR EXCHANGE — 2 good 5-room houses. All modern, near high and grammar schools; for home in Anaheim. Address Box B, 418, Plain Dealer. BARGAINS—In beautiful fumed oak pianos at GAMBER'S STORAGE WAREHOUSE, 202 N. Los Angeles-st, Anaheim. Poultry FOR SALE—Laying pullets, 200 Anconas, 25 Brown Leghorns. Inquire Myers ranch, 9th and Western-Ave., Buena Park, Phone Fullerton 415. WANTED—To buy POULTRI for cash. Will call for it. Phone E. W. Pohimana, 7-R-2; address R. P. D. I. Nursery Stock ALL KINDS of Citrus Trade. Tenake Citrus Nursery, north end of Hamont-st, Anaheim. Phone 430W.