oc-plain-dealer 1921-12-01

CURTAIN RAISER TO FEATURE PROGRAM Tonorrow night's curtain raiser at the weekly boxing show of the Anaheim Athletic club promises to be a scream from belt to bell if the advance dope on the two principals, Oyster Loaf Joe and Battling Lazerus is O. K. According to their respective managers and trainers, Police Officers Geo. Moody and Tex Choate, two of our finest and bravest of the local guardians of the peace, they have a couple of world beaters in these boys. Moody believes that Oyster Loaf Joe is a real corner and that he will snow Tex' battler under in great style tomorrow night. The Oyster one has a wicked wallop, says Geo., and when it connects on the chin of Tex' battling one it will be "curtins." However, Tex is not worrying over the result for he thinks that Lazerus is all there and is well able to take care of himself. Besides, when it comes to punching ability, Tex says he has been unable to hold his battler's sparring partners for any length of time as they all claim he hits too hard for them and is too rought. Both boys will weigh in the neighborhood of 190 lbs. They are strong huskies—built on the lines of Julius Caesar, and it is said, they are real Jack Dempseys for action. All Fullerton is set up over the appearance of their good little man, Johnny Golindo, who meets Kid Rublo from Riverside, cousin of Ad Rubldoux, the latest Vernon sensation. Rublo, like his cousin Ad, is scrappy youngster, and Young Rublo will have to step out to put anything over on him. Boys are clever performers and punch as well. It looks like it be a top notch affair. A few years ago the high schools of the south put out only one football team for interscholastic competition. This restricted the honor of playing and the benefit derived from it to 15 or 20 who had the weight, speed or previous experience required and, for the most part, it gave the small man no chance to distinguish himself. In view of this circumstance, light-weight teams were organized and finally recognized by the Calif. Interscholastic Federation and allowed to play off for the championship. Fullerton's first team of this kind was organized two years ago. It was captained by Philip Schrott and coached by Jack Fahs. They defeated all comers and finished their season by defeating John Muir high. The next year they competed their league season without being scored upon but were defeated by Venice. They were coached by Glenn H. Lewis, a graduate of Whittier and captained by Merill Gregory. In the present season, Captain Paul Elder has led his team to victory in every game which had any bearing on the championship of Sou-Calif. They have won their league championship and will meet Pasadena in the semi-finals for the championship of Sou-Calif. Friday afternoon. Those who have watched the progress of light-weight football can testify to its growing popularity. Those who attend, the game on Friday will see something worth seeing. So come out and back the team which Coach Lewis and his faithful followers have worked hard to produce. UNWRITTEN LAW Office Phone 5 I have 2½ acres of $2,500. Also 5 acres of Orange 20-acre ranch to trailville ranch. Fine 3-room with ba orange trees. Price $500. Lot in South tract. P $250.00 cash balance. I have got 50 good jobs from THE HOME REALITY F. A. Ruppe 129 E. Center St., A Will take Ford as part So. Lemon St. lot $1ance $25 per month. Two well located 5-both producing. PACIFIC REALTY 130 E. Center SEWING MACHINES, and pianos for rent Music Store, 124 E. Ce SECOND-HAND and new chines for sale, White House, Wheeler & Wilts others from $10.00 up Music store, 124 E. Ce WANTED—To buy for pianos, phonographs, chines and musical Hammel's Music Store, FOR SALE—A good enough to haul cow in; call at 807 So. Claudin FOR SALE—Girls' sec cycle, very good condition Olive. Phone 270-R. FOR RENT—2-room apt for light housekeeping after 5 p.m. All Fullerton is "het up over the appearance of their good little man, Johnny Golindo, who meets Kid Rublo from Riverside, cousin of Ad Rubldoux, the latest Vernon sensation. Rublo, like his cousin Ad, is scrappy youngster, and Young Johnny Golindo will have to step in to put anything over on him. Boys are clever performers and punch as well. It looks like it be a top notch affair. Jack Iman, the hard-hitting local middleweight, who boxes Jack Thomas, another hard hitter from Salinas way, in the feature event, has been training every day and promises to report in tip-top shape. Jimmy Lloyd hasn't boxed for several weeks and he is 'rarin' to go. In the other bout, Ernie Farren, another good little fellow who created a favorable impression among local fight bugs at last week's show meets Teddy Cruz, a hard boiled gent from San Pedro. This will be Cruz first appearance in the local ring. SPECIAL HOWLING MATCH. A special match bowling game will be rolled tonight between City League All-Stars, including Wulf, Redder, Martin, Yoern and Dugas, and a picked team compassed of Pressarner, Mitchell, Boyd, James and ether. It's refreshing to see "fashion" get a come down, why they won't come down even though they have to hold them up setback. If the girls say skirts won't New Modern Designs Ornamental Bricks FOR Mantles, Porch Piers Etc. G. D. Marsh & Son General Cement Contractors Yard-325 Jacaranda Place Fullerton Residence 516 E. Chartres St. Anaheim UNWRITTEN LAW USED BY ESKIMOS EDMONTON, Ont., Dec. 1. The "unwritten law" is not exclusively a white man's statute. A strange tale of a lynching by Eskimos on the Arctic coast has been brot by Corporal E. N. Cornellus, recently returned from Herschel Island and Corporation gulf. Ahak murdered Agluetuk in Kongermust. This village lies far to the east of Ft. McPherson. The murder it was said, was in cold blood. Ahak went off across the tundra on a hunting expedition. For many months he hunted muskox and caribou. The snow was deep when he returned with his dogsled piled high with furs and meat. No shouts of welcome greeted him. The village folk were silent. As he strode among the huts they bent black looks upon him. Ahak knew the meaning of this reception. He went to his igloo, took off his worn hunting clothes and arrayed himself in his best garments. Then he sat down upon the skin of a polar bear and waited. Corporal Cornellus arrested Kasahovi and Amokugu and took them to the police barracks on Herschel Island. The two Eskimos will be brot out to civilization for trial next spring. COYOTE'S TOP SPEED, 25 MILES AN HOUR EDMONTON, Alta., Dec. 1. BP chasing coyotes and antelopes with a motor car, an Alberta sportsman has shown that the average coyote can not run faster than 25 miles an hour. Occasionally a coyote would attain a speed of 35 miles per hour for the first mile, but the succeeding miles registered a marked drop. Antelopes were overtaken without difficulty. Don’t Forget That The Ever-Ready Truck & Transfer Co. Is still able to do your hauling of any description. Contract hauling a specialty. Get our price. O. J. LINNARTZ, Prop. Residence 211 E. Sycamore St. WANTED—To buy for pianos, phonographs, chines and musical Hammel’s Music Store, FOR SALE—A good one enough to haul cow in; call at 807 So. Claudin FOR SALE—Girls’ secrecy cycle, very good condition Olive. Phone 270-R. FOR RENT—2-room air for light housekeeping after 5 p.m. WANTED—Young girl housework. Phone 222 FOR RENT—Room and one or two. 120 W some yard with 118 Bri FOR RENT—Furnished Lemon-st. Call morning FOR SALE—By own home in Anaheim, reason Phone John Klemm, 795 FOR SALE OR EXCESS acres, eight-year Valencienna home, well located. Heak Will take income properly dence in Anaheim. Eas balance. For sale. Splendidly loc ment house showing on turns on price at which purchased. Good terms. For sale or exchange in house, one of the best homes in Anaheim. On p and very close in. SIMPSON REALTY CO. 130 West Center KEELER COMPLI NO. 2 AT 386 Montebello The Keeler Oil Co. co No. 2 at 3865 and the new on production making a less than a 100 barrels. At 2300 the McKinley No. 14 is showing a lot gas and would make a well at its present depth. Prugh No. 9 failed to its initial production or like it and is being carried from 3500. Rigging up is at Mulholland No. 1. The St Helens Petroleum No. 1 is making bbl net. Deepening on Moor 4 a line well is now at 26 rey No. 6 is drilling at 188 7 shows 1550 in hard sand. The Standard Oil Co. Howard-Smith No. 1 har Ten days’ drilling has net of hole. The sand is exrge and resists the fish tail stubbornly. The Potter Oil Co.’s No. 2 at 3060 feet with a fishing The Pan American Petrie set 81-4 at 3200 and there has been underway for a y Don’t Forget That The Ever-Ready Truck & Transfer Co. Is still able to do your hauling of any description Contract hauling a specialty. Get our price. O. J. LINNARTZ, Prop. Residence 211 E. Sycamore St. BOXING ANAHEIM ATHLETIC CLUB Friday, Dec. 2nd, 8:30 p.m. Auspices American Legion Post No. Sugar Factory Grounds North End of Los Angeles and State Hnghway JACK IMAN (Anaheim) MAIN EVENT 160 LBS.—VS. JACK THOMAS (Salina) SEMI-WINDUP—133 LBS. vs. Johnny Golino (Fullerton) 3—REAL LIVE SNAPPY PRELIMINARIES—3 Ernie Farren vs. Teddy Cruz Jimmy Lloyd vs. Arthur Espinoza (Seattle) (Long Beach) (Anaheim) (Anaheim) Oyster Loaf Joe (Officer Moody’s Coming Champ) vs. Battling Lazerrie (Tex Says He’s a “Humdinger”) Prices: Bingside, $1.50; Reserved Section, $1.27; General Admission, $1.00, plus tax. Tickets on sale: Section A at United Cigar Store, 123 W. Center, Phone 153. Section B and C at Dugas & Myrc, 128 W. Center, Phone 157. Section D at Vanneta & Heag, W. Center, and Ide Billiard Parlor, W. Center... Ladies Are Always Welcoming THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA A PLAIN DEALER CLASSIFIED MESSENGER WILL TELL YOUR STORY TO 18,000 PEOPLE IN NORTHERN ORANGE COUNTY Plain Dealer Wants Bring Sunny Place Your Wants Before the Greatest Number of New Today Office Phone 5 Res. 535-1 I have 2½ acres of good land for $2,500. Also 5 acres of Oranges for $10,500. 20 acre ranch to trade for Porter-ville ranch. Fine 3-room with bath. Ten large orange trees. Price $2,350. Cash $500. Lot in South tract. Price $1,100.00. $250.00 cash, balance $25 per month. I have got 50 good houses to pick your home from. THE HOME REALTY CO. F. A. Rupert 129 E. Center St., Anaheim, Calif. Will take Ford as part payment on 2500 lot balance easy terms. So. Lemon St. lot $100 down balance $25 per month. Two well located 5-acre ranches, both producing. PACIFIC REALTY & INV. CO. 130 E. Center St. SEWING MACHINES, phonographs and pianos for rent at Hammel's Music Store, 124 E. Center. SECOND-HAND and new sewing machines for sale, White, Singer, New House, Wheeler & Wilson and many others from $10.00 up at Hammel's Music store, 124 E. Center. WANTED—To buy for cash or trade pianos, phonographs, sewing machines and musical instruments, Hammel's Music Store, 124 E. Center FOR SALE—A good trailer, large enough to haul cow in; if interested call at 807 So. Claudina-st. FOR SALE—Girls' second-hand bicycle, very good condition. 600 N. Olive. Phone 270-R. FOR RENT—2-room apt. furnished for light housekeeping. Phone 161J After 5 p.m. LOST LOST—Gray Persian kitten. Finder will receive reward if returned to 104 E. Broadway. Phone 8-M. SHUTS OFF WATER AFTER 3 MONTHS Montebello After trying for a water shut-off for three months it looks like the Arcadia Oil Co. has got a job at 2828. The casing test showed no water and the result of the cementing awaits the Mining Bureau's decision. With the water shut off the Arcadia expects to get production in the next 200 or 300 feet. At Scott-Arnold No. 1 the Columbia Oil Co. got out of the fishing job at 2980 and is ready to go ahead. No. 4 Adobe stands cemented at 3100 feet. The Comanche Oil Co. has cleaned out La Merced Manly No. 1 to 2800 feet and will endeavor to put this well on production soon. Calkins No. 1 is to be drilled to 4,200 feet, the idea being to pick up the deep producing sands from which the St. Helen's Eggleston produces. At best the Keeler Oil Co.'s Walters No. 1 looks like a small well. The well completed at 3865 has been on a production test for a week and is doing about 100 barrels. On the McGinley property No. 14 at 2550 is the only drilling well. No. 1 stands idle at 2300, and No. 15 set 94 feet of stove pipe and is standing. By rigging up on the Mulholland No. 4 the Petroleum Midway will get as close as possible. FOR SALE—Real Estate FIVE ACRES FOR EXCHANGE ONLY $13,000 Five acres of which is good, one acre of which is not good. Location is fair, just off of State Highway not far from Anaheim on the clean side of a good road. Fully piped for irrigation, fair crop on trees. At the price quoted this will cost but $2,600 per acre for the five acres or $3,250 per acre only for the four acres. We feel that this is an exceptional opportunity for someone to make some money. Will take in good property in Anaheim, Orange, Fillerton, etc.up to $6,000. $1,500 cash, and $1,500 in April 1922. SEE US AT ONCE C.B.HERGER COMPANY Anahiem, Calif. INCOME PROPERTY 2 houses—lot 43x144. 5-room modern house rentals for $40 per month. 3-room house in rear, rents for $20 per month. Garage. Price $2,200.Terms. 8-room so arranged can rent any part. Garage. Close in Lot:50x150.Lots of family fruit, chicken house and correls. 5-room galgalow, modern well lofts. WANTED—To buy for cash or trade planes, phonographs, sewing machines and musical instruments, Hammel's Music Store, 124 E. Center FOR SALE—A good trailer, large enough to haul cow in; if interested call at 807 No. Claudina-st. FOR SALE—Girls' second-hand bicycle, very good condition. 600 N. Olive. Phone 270-R. FOR RENT—2-room apt. furnished for light housekeeping. Phone 161J after 5 p.m. WANTED—Young girl to help with housework. Phone 222-W. FOR RENT—Room and board for one or two. 120 W. Broadway, some yard with 118 Broadway. FOR RENT—Furnished house on N. lemon-st. Call mornings 582-R. FOR SALE—By owner, modern home in Anaheim, reasonably priced. Phone John Klemm, 795-J-1. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE 10 acres, eight-year Valencian with good home, well located. Heavy producer. Will take income property or residence in Anaheim. Easy terms on balance. For sale. Splendidly located apartment house showing excellent returns on price at which it can be purchased. Good terms. For sale or exchange for smaller house, one of the best nine-room homes in Anaheim. On paved street and very close in. SIMPSON REALTY COMPANY 130 West Center Street KEELER COMPLETES NO. 2 AT 3865 FEET Montebello The Keeler Oil Co. completed its no. 2 at 3865 and the new well went production making a little better than a 100 barrels. At 2300 the McKinley Oil Co.'s no. 14 is showing a lot of oil and would make a commercial oil at its present depth. Prugh No. 9 failed to stand up to initial production or any thing it is and being carried on down on 3500. Rigging up is in progress Mullholland No. 1. The St. Helens Petroleum gusher gleston No. 1 is making a 1000-litre Deepening on Monterey No. 1 line well is now at 2600. Monte No. 6 is drilling at 1800 and No. shows 1550 in hard sand. The Standard Oil Co. is finding ward-Smith No. 1 hard digging. In days' drilling has netted 900 ft. hole. The sand is extremely hard and resists the fish tail bits very horribly. The Potter Oil Co.'s No. 2 is held up 3060 feet with a fishing job. The Pan American Petroleum Co. 8-14 at 3200 and the well that been under way for a year and a month which the St. Helen's Eggleston produces. At best the Keeler Oil Co.'s Walters No. 1 looks like a small well. The well completed at 3865 has been on a production test for a week and is doing about 100 barrels. On the McGinley property No. 14 at 2550 is the only drilling well. No. 10 stands idle at 2300, and No. 15 set 94 feet of stove pipe and is standing. By rigging up on the Mullholland No. 4 the Petroleum Midway will get as close as its properties permit to the big Eggleston well. Prugh No. 9, the spectacular performer is being deepened and is now drilling in the oil sand at 3-560. Germain I-B is now getting straightened out and is redrilling at 3840. Baldwin T-A cemented thru performances at 3003. The St. Helens Petroleum's Eggleston, the sensation of the Montebello field, has now been on production two months. The well is making 1000 barrels net oil and the gas production stays around 16 million cubic feet. The percentage of water in the well varies from 28 to 40 pet. Redrilling of Monterey No. 4 is now at 2600 in hard sand, Monterey No. 6 at 2100 is in hard sand and No. 7 shows 1775 in the shale and boulders, P. & B. No. 1 landed the four-inch at 3600 and will soon be ready to produce. Drilling on the Standard Oil Co.'s Howard-Smith No. 1 speeded up last week and over 1000 feet of hole was made. Drilling is now at 1700 in hard sand. On the Baldwin lease No. 59 is drilling at 2200, the rig is up for No. 60 and No. 61 has been located. Sidetracking at 3135 covers the field operations of the Western Pacific at Montebello. EXCHANGE FLOWERS WITH CHINA, JAPAN WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-Two features of particular interest at the twentieth annual chrysanthemum show held by the United States department of agriculture were the Chinese seedlings and the 50 or more varieties of Japanese chrysanthemums shown in this country for the first time. The Chinese varieties were grown from seeds purchased by the department last January. They are of the pompon or bush type, and for the most part are pale yellow-centered flat blossoms, with delicately curled white or tinted petals, or like the daisy chrysanthemum, white or pink. In connection with the exhibit of Chinese seedling chrysanthemums, a system of exchange has been proposed by the University of Nanking whereby a number of interesting and promising types of American-grown plants will shortly be sent to China. GOVERNOR'S WIFE ADVOCATE OF WORK INCOME PROPERTY 2 houses—lot 43x144, 5-room modern house rents for $40 per month, 3-room house in rear, rents for $20 per month. Garage Price $o,2ou Terms. 8-room so arranged can rent any part. Garage Close in Lot $50x150, Lots of family fruit, chicken house and correls, 5-room bungalow, modern well located, Price $469u Good terms. W.J.JEWELL REALTY CO. Rooun 7, Golden State Bank Bldg. FOR SALE Lot $54x150-$1,050 cash. Lot $52x155-$1,400 Terms. First Class W.Broadway lot $2,600, 5-room house, well located $5,000 Terms. BIGELOW 211 E.Center CHRISTMAS SPECIALS Our Christmas offerings should be something that will keep. This month we are selling restricted lots with street, walks, improved with two large rooms, water, gas, and electric lights, Ceptic tanks and stool, ready to live in, for only $220u.Ou Small payment down and balance, $25u.Oand interest monthly. Phone me at once for further particulars. Our acre subdivision will be ready by Jan. lst. Hattle A.Allen, Buena Park, Calif. Phone Fullerton 173-J-2. HATTIE A.AllEN FOR SALE—Modern five-room house no., fruit, chicken correl, garage terms, Address "Bargain," care Plain Dealer. HE'S BRUNED THE PRICE Down to $850u for his lovely little acre home place; that all in citrus fruit, a seven-room modern house with hardwood floors, fireplace etc., all fenced for chickens, right on the boulevard.$200u cash will put you in possession immediately. JAMES E.ESTEART 236 West Center St. FOR SALE 20 acres (1744 trees) which unquestionably stands unchallenged as the best orange grove in this section. A grove with a record, a grove with a future. There is not one weak feature attached to this offering. Upon inspection one becomes impressed with the size of the trees, their vigor, health and thrift condition. The soil is of the finest setting indicates that it will be one of the heaviest producing 29 acres in Orange Co..This is a grove which has received not only the best of care but all work has been done by the owners themselves Its location is ideal situated in city limits;3 blocks from the new postoffice with front office on 3 streets.The only reason this splendid grove is on the market is due to one of the owners being deserved of returning east It is offered for sale at a ridiculous low figure,and we are prepared to produce figures which will show an income of $22 per cent This is your one big opportunity to purchase a grove which is now increasing in value.Don't wait until the fruit colors up.Don't wait until the fruit colors up.Don't wait until the fruit colors up.Don't wait until the fruit colors up.Don't wait until the fruit colors up.Don't wait until the fruit colors up.Don't wait until the fruit colors up.Don't wait until the fruit colors up.Don't wait until the fruit colors up.Don't wait until the fruit colors up.Don't wait until the fruit colors up.Don't wait until GOVERNOR'S WIFE ADVOCATE OF WORK KANSAS CITY, Dec. 1.—Mrs. Samuel R. McKelvie, wife of the governor of Nebraska, told an audience of women at the country club coffee house that "every woman should work every day with her hands." "If you cannot afford to keep a maid, people will know it, and they'll respect you more if you keep within your income by doing at least a part of your housework," said the young wife of the governor, who was introduced as a "superwoman" because of her recent achievement in doing all her own housework in a mansion of 21 rooms. "Homemaking" was Mrs. McKelvie's topic, and her talk was a plea for more real homes, more firesides and fireside councils. OLD MINING CAMP GETS MOVIE THEATRE VIRGINIA CITY, Nev. Dec. 1.—Gold Hill, pioneer mining camp of the Virginia City district, has a movie show. This raises a discussion among oldtimers as to the history of theatricals in the town. Many insist that Gold Hill never had a theater. One pioneer, however, says that Booth and Barrett once played a week in the town in its bonanza days, making $10,000 by the stopover. In support of this statement another patriarch declares that there was a theater on Main-st in the sixties, next to Frankel's stores, where travel companies presented the drama of the time. BETTER IN SAN FRANCISCO Summary of reports from eight representative department stores of San Francisco, made public by John Perrin, chairman of the Federal Reserve Bank, shows October business 18 per cent better than that of Sept. The decrease from Oct. 1920, is only 1 per cent. Considering lower prices this indicates a larger volume of business than a year ago. GOVERNOR'S WIFE ADVOCATE OF WORK 5 acres of 5-year-old Valencias that would do your heart good to see. The trees have an exceptionally heavy setting for next year, with every indication of siring up well. Soil conditions fine. This grove is all piped. There is a nice home, all modern, with garage, which makes this proposition exceptionally attractive. We doubt if there is another 5 acres, which can compare with this. Anyone purchasing this beautiful grove will feel greatly satisfied especially when the fruit colors up. Better look into this before it is too late. 10 acres 8-year-old Valencias, setting and soil A-1. Grove all piped. This grove can be purchased at your own figure. 5 acres 2-year-old Valencias, all piped, soil exceptionally good. Priced at $1,600 per acre. OTHER GOOD BUYS HAROLD CLAIRMONT Greater Anaheim Realtor 236 West Center Exclusive Representative Office of confidence and reliability WANTED — Miscellaneous WANTED—To buy live stock: highest market price paid. Pho. Anaheim 187. WANT—$1,500 @ 8%, 3 years, first mtg in house and lot worth $2,800. J. P. T. care Plain Dealer. WANTED—To trade for a 16 gauge Winchester shot gun. Call 112 N. Los Angeles. DEFINED middle aged woman desires position as housekeeper for small family or gentleman. Address, "Housekeeper" Plain Dealer. WANTED—HELP HOME WORK—Experience unnecessary. Everything furnished. Good pay. Frederick Kurn, 514 Walnut-st., Philadelphia, Pa. Bring Sure Results Greatest Number of Readers A PLAIN HEALER CLASSIFIED MESSENGER WITH TALL YOUR STORY TO 18,000 PEOPLE IN NORTHERN ORANGE COUNTY Real Estate FOR SALE—AUTOS FOR SALE—Overland, special built roadster. Trade in for smaller car. 115 Thalia-st. FOR SALE—Buick Six Roadster, excellent condition. Good rubber. Call 208 No. Helena-st. Anaheim. ROADSTERS ROADSTERS We Have Some at Right Prices 1920 Oldsmobile 8 Tour. Fine rubber, many extras. 1918 Oakland Sedan, new paint, motor re-built, a bargain. 1916 Scripps-Booth Road. Motor A-1. 1919 Buick 7-pass. Tour. Mechanically perfect, many extras. 1919 Ford Tour. Starter, new paint. 1920 Buick Roads, good rubber, good mechanically. 1917 Buick Tour. Good condition. 1918 Buick 4 Sedan, new paint, a bargain. 1917 Buick Road. new block, good shape. 1917 Ford Tour. overhauled, fair rubber. 1920 Chevrolet 490 Tour. Good FOR SALE—Miscellaneous FOR SALE—Fine $150 Puritane Talking machine, $90. $150 Blue-Bird $100. $35 small Victor for $15. And all musical instruments at cost. Anaheim Music and Novelty Co., H. J. Efker. FOR SALE—Span of mules and harness. Call Placentia 225-W. FOR SALE—My $300 Edison Diamond Disc Talking machine, $200; also fine $175 Puritan and 35 records for $100. 543 Chestnut-st. Anaheim. FOR SALE—New top for Hupmobile. Never been used. Price $40. Phone 287. Hupmobile Garage. MISCELLANEOUS ALL KINDS of Citrus Trees. Tanaka Citrus Nursery, north end of Lemon-st. Anaheim. Phone 480-W. FOR SALE—Cypress wood, $250 a tier. Geo. Rice, 3 miles west on County road. Phone 7-J-2. BARGAINS—In beautiful rumed owl pianos at GAMBER'S STORAGE WAREHOUSE, 202 N. Lor Angeles-st. Anaheim. START ONE of our Candy Factories at home, or small room anywhere. We furnish everything. Experience unnecessary. Big pay. Men—Women. Frederick Kurn, 514 Wainut-st., Philadelphia, Pa. POULTRY WANTED—To buy POULTRY, nor cash Will call for it. Phone E.W. Pohimana, 7-R-2; address R.F.D. 2. Los Angeles Markets 1916 Scripps-Booth Road. Motor A-1. 1919 Buick 7-pass. Tour. Mechanically perfect, many extras. 1919 Ford Tour. Starter, new paint. 1920 Buick Roads, good rubber, good mechanically. 1917 Buick Tour. Good condition. 1918 Buick 4 Sedan, new paint, a bargain. 1917 Buick Road. new block, good shape. 1917 Ford Tour. overhauled, fair rubber. 1820 Chevrolet 490 Tour. Good shape. 1918 Buick Tour. A-1 condition. Re-built Mercer Speedster, 6 wire wheels, 90 miles per hour. 1921 Buick Tour. Excellent condition, many extras. ANAHEIM AUTO COMPANY Buick Distributors for No. Orange County Used Car Dept. Vincent & Lynch Peterson MOTOR CARS We have a wonderful line of late model rebuilt cars. These cars have been gone over by expert mechanics in our Los Angeles plant and are in the best shape we know how to put them. Come in and look them over and get our low prices. Here are a few of our prize winners: 1918 model 57 Cadillac 8; 5 wire wheels, 5 good tires, new special top, seat covers put on when the car was new, original baked enamel finish that is just like a mirror and the motor completely overhauled. This is a steal. 1919 Scripps-Booth touring car; 5 good tires, motor gone over completely, a real paint job that makes it look like a new car. 1919 Stude "4": a dandy little 5-passenger car with original finish and 5 nearly new Horseshoe cord tires and remember all of these cars are at sacrifice prices. 1919 Oakland touring car; with original paint that looks splendid, 5 excellent tires and the motor is O.K. OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK 214 S. Los Angeles St. Anaheim POULTRY WANTED—To buy POULTRY for cash Will call for it. Phone E.W. Pohlmann, 7-R-2: address R.F.D. 2 Los Angeles Markets Butter...46 Eggs Extra...55 Case count...53 Pullets...48 Peewae Pullets...35 Cheese...23@25 Hens, under 3½ lbs., per lb... Hens, 2½ lbs., and up, per lb... Hens, colored, 4 lbs., and up each, per lb... Brollers, 1 to 1½ lbs., each...40 Brollers 1½ to 2 lbs., up, each...40 Kryers 2½ lbs., to 3 lbs., each...30 Roasters, soft bones, over 3 lbs., and up, per lb... Ducklings, Pekina, 3½ lbs. and up, per lb... Stags, per lb... Old ducks, 3½ lbs., up, each lb... Geese...28 Young tom turkeys, 13 lbs., and up each, per lb... Young tom turkeys, dressed, 12 lbs., and up each per lb... Hen turkeys, 8 lbs., and up each per lb... Old tom turkeys, per lb...29 Old tom turkeys, dressed, per lb...35 Small hen turkeys, under 8 lbs., per lb... Small young tom turkeys, under 13 lbs., per lb... Squabs, light to heavy per lb...55@60 Belgian hare 2 to 3½ lbs., each per lb... Belgian hare 3½ to 5 lbs.. Belgian hare old r.v. lb... CLASEN & ATKERTON First-class dressmaking. Evening gowns a specialty. Miss Atherton recently of Europe is an accomplished designer and has the latest Paris styles. Your patronage solicited. 305 EAST CYPRESS ST. Phone 525-J for appointments. PROFESSIONALS Chiropractic and Electric Treatments DIAGNOSIS FREE DR. G. A. NETH Licensed Drugless Practitioner Phone 80120 W. Center St. Anahiem H. HOLMSON, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Special Attention Given to Chronic Diseases Office Hours 10 to 12; 7 to 8 DR. G. A. NETH Licensed Drugless Practitioner Phone 80—120 W. Center St. Anaheim H. HOLMSON, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Special Attention Given to Chronic Diseases Office Hours 10 to 12: 7 to 9 148 W. Center St. Phone 710-J "THE RETREAT" A Modern Home Specializing in the Care of Obstetrical Cases Gertrude A. Lawrence Graduate Nurse 1107 Lincoln Ave., Anaheim, Calif. M. EUGENE DURFEE Architect Room 5, Cassou Bldg. Phone 692 Anaheim DR. C. S. O' TOOLE Physician & Surgeon Phones: Residence 546 Office 569 242 W. Center St. Phone 317 Johnston-Wickett Clinic Clinic Building, Anaheim Dr. H. A. Johnston General Surgery Dr. W. H. Wickett General Surgery Dr. J. A. Jackson X-ray and Radium Dr. W. M. Cole Internal Medicine Dr. H. D. Newkirk Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Dr. R. D. Alkman, Assistant Dr. H. Van de Erve Pathology Dr. J. Robinson Diseases of Children Dr. A. H. Galvin Orthopedics J. S. Ward, Ph. G, Pharmacy