oc-plain-dealer 1922-05-22

Monday, May 22, 1922 Norma Talmadge, whose latest production for First National release, "Smilin' Through," is having a tremendously popular run at the California Theatre this week, was recently asked why she has deserted New York to make motion pictures in California. "My sister Constance and I prefer New York to any city in the world as a place to live in," she said, "but we are wrapped up in our work and are anxious to make bigger and better productions in 1922 than we have ever made before, and for the picture industry California is the ideal place to work in. I started 'Smilin' Through,' my latest picture, in New York and finished it in California. And I think that without a doubt it is the finest. I have ever appeared in. I hope to make more like now that I am located on the coast." "Practically all motion pictures of magnitude have been made in California—notice I do not say all pictures of merit, but all pictures of magnitude." "Producers came out to the coast, at first, because they thought we had to have natural light. We have since found out that we can make the pictures better by artificial light, but the producers who came here remained here, and that means that actors can readily be obtained for any play without delay, that properties are to be had at a moment's notice, that, in short, a whole community has grown up which devotes itself entirely to filling the needs of picture producers at a moment's notice. Then, too, California has tremendous advantages over Florida or New York because of the variety of its scenery. In Florida you suddenly need a mountain and you can't find one, but out here, lakes, hills, deserts, or jungles, grow over night under the skilled hands of our technical directors. We cannot afford in New York—even if we could obtain them—to rent fifty or sixty acres for 'sets.' For best results for big exterior there is no CASEY, THE COP SNO USE-TALKIN' THIS RADIO STUFF IS A MIRACLE!! WHAT'S A MIRACLE??? La Habra Items LA HABRA, May 22. (8pl.)—An important committee meeting was held at the home of Mrs. W. L. R. Rhodes, on Friday, to formulate plans for the coming street fair to be held by the Woman's club at La Habra; on June 9th, and 10th. Mrs. A. S. Bloomer is general chairman, of this affair, which is to raise money for the club house building fund. Assisting her were Mrs. F. R. Frantz, ice cream and cold drinks, Mrs. W. L. Rhodes, eats, Mrs. J. I. Williams baby show, Mrs. W. Hole, Arts and crafts, Mrs. Charles Newson, publicity Mrs. M. F. Davis, street dance, and Mrs. George Wolfe side shows. Mrs. F. B. Drankes will have a very pretty Japanese tea room with several La Habra Belles to assist her. Plotted by Mrs. A. Scofield, chairman of one of the sections of fthe Ladies Aid, a pilgrimage was made to Orange-co park where the regular weekly meeting of the aid was held under the live oaks, and where a delicious dinner was served at noon. The afternoon was spent in work for community has grown up which devotes itself entirely to filling the needs of picture producers at a moment's notice. Then, too, California has tremendous advantages over Florida or New York because of the variety of its scenery. In Florida you suddenly need a mountain and you can't find one, but out here, lakes, hills, deserts, or jungles, grow over night under the skilled hands of our technical directors. We cannot afford in New York—even if we could obtain them—or rent fifty or sixty acres for 'sets.' For best results for big exteriors there is no place like Los Angeles, and with the industry firmly established here the climatic advantages and variety of scenery, California will remain the capital of the industry." AIRMEN PRECEDE CARAVAN LOS ANGELES, May 22.—Two of So. Calif.'s millionaire amateur airmen, flying in fast Scout planes, will act as pilots to the Realtors' "End of the Trail" caravan, when that big cavalcade of automobiles, consisting of 250 cars bearing 1200 delegates to the Convention of the National Associate of Real Estate Boards leaves Los Angeles for San Francisco on Monday morning, May 29th. They are Leslie C. Brand, president of the Title Guarantee and Trust Company, who has flown more miles than any other amateur airmen in So. Calif., and L. D. Sale, former president of the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce. SAYS ITLL BE "WHITEWASH" WASHINGTON, May 22.—Samuel Untermeyer, well known New York lawyer, has declined to aid in the investigation of war frauds which Attorney General Daugherty is making, on the ground that the whole probe will end in a "whitewash" or former government officials and big business. PEN IS BLOTLESS An inventor has patented a fountain pen for draftsman that is claimed to be blotless. SCISSORS AS TOOLS Scissors invented in Germany can be used for the purpose of eighteen different tools. L-O-O-K 11½ ACRES NAVEL ORANGES $11,500 A lovely knoll at REDLANDS on the HEIGHTS, commanding a superb view. Good residence section. One-half mile fro trolley. Nature navel orange trees fertilized with the well known A. C. W. fertilizers, and fumigated last August. WANTED—Age 13 to 15 business. See Dealer. FOR SALE—Heim Bowling for good buy. FOR SALE—Leghorn hens. Phone Placentia R. No. 2.Fullerton. FOR SALE—Good rub centia. 114-J-1 FOR SALE—touring car. 6 absorbers, paint condition good as Los Angeles-at. FOR FIRST Citing and sizing feather renovation cushion work. Bedding and R. Calif., Orange liver. LOST—Brown bag containing charges and put to Plain Herttainment and promised the villa the ranch will by the other villa by the member C. of C. and the president J. G. Launer, Boice, acting as assisted by workers these L. Pierce, Roy A. J. Wilson, M Boiright, and the Mesdames F. W. Taylor, Ruth Funk, Frank Beauvalt, Orville Schneck, Mildred Moulton, W.H.Wailing, and Miss Mary Louisa Hickam. A profusion of pink roses decorated the rooms. A barbecue and an open handed welcome will be given the delegates of the coming convention of the So. Cal., Pure Stock Breeders convention, which will be held the 27th at the Bastanchury Rancho. N.M.Launer is the general chairman of the en- L-O-O-K 11½ ACRES NAVEL ORANGES $11,500 A lovely knoll at REDLANDS on the HEIGHTS, commanding a superb view. Good residence section. One-half mile fro trolley. Nature navel orange trees fertilized with the well known A. C. W. fertilizers, and fumigated last August. Fair six-room house with bath, electricity, solar heater, large screen sleeping porch, two stone cooler rooms. Also garage and a small eucalyptus grove to shade poultry or goats. This is a rare chance to get a beautiful home in a beautiful town, and make money as well. Terms if desired. Apply to Moore & Woodworth No. 10 West Citrus Ave. Redlands, Calif. A Chance Of A Lifetime We have an exclusive listing on a 15½-acre grove, 11½ acres six-year-old Valencias, and four acres full bearing lemons. Trees are in good condition and the soil is loamy silt, the very best of its kind. We can sell you this grove for twenty thousand dollars providing you act quick. Located one mile from Anaheim on paved boulevard. Owner must sell; $5000 will handle. We have never had a better bargain. Golden State Realty Co 139 So. Los Angeles St. Phone 33 THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA THOROLY EXPLAINED NEW TODAY LOST—Overcoat, in Anaheim, Saturday. Finder phone Anaheim 221-J-3. WANTED—Mechanic. Good trouble man. Call Fullerton 540. FOR RENT—Small modern furnished house. Adults 211 E. Wilhelmina-st. Elks Park addition. WANTED TO RENT—Before June 10th, five or six room house, unfurnished, by responsible party. Phone 776-W. WANTED—After school 5 live boys, age 13 to 15, who will attend to business. See Mr. Ernest, care Plain Dealer. FOR SALE—Lunch-counter in Anaheim Bowling alleys. See Bill Dugas for good buy. FOR SALE—85 full blooded white leghorn hens, 1 year old, $1.00 each. Phone Placentia 111-R-1. J. T. Green, R. No. 2. Fullerton. FOR SALE—Dodge touring car—new FOR RENT FOR RENT—4-room house with garage. Reasonable. 409 S. Lemon-st. FOR RENT—Two newly furnished rooms. 615 N. Lemon-st. FOR RENT—3-room modern house. 502 E. Cypress, Furniture for sale. FOR RENT—2-room furnished apt, suitable for light housekeeping, phone 161-J after 5 p.m. FOR RENT—4-room furnished apt, with garage—all conveniences. Call 302 N. Citron. NEW SWELL 4-room apt. unfurnished. All built in features. Hardwood floors. Garage. 111 E. Alberta. FOR RENT—Strictly modern 4-room, bath, apartment, close in. Inquire 133 S. Los Angeles, Phone 477. FOR RENT—Unfurnished Apts. Ground floor. Danberry Realty Co. 350 E. Center. FOR RENT—Five-room furnished house, close in. Apply 152 S. Los Angeles-st. FOR SALE—1 California house to be moved. Phone 7-J-1. FOR SALE OR TRADE—Two lots at Huntington Beach. Inquire 408 W. Broadway. FOR SALE—At a bargain for quick action. 5-room house, lot 50x150. Close in. For further particulars address Box “J” Plain Dealer. FOR SALE—One or 1½ acres of land. W. E. Lenz, one mile east of Garden Grove-rd on County Hospital road. FOR SALE Nearly new and modern 6-room house located on choicest residence street. Immediate possession. Price very reasonably at $7,500. Phone owner, Anaheim 844-J. FOR SALE Look at this, 20 acres 4-year-old valencias with large crop, only $3,000 per acre; soil better than average. For particulars on this and many other groves see J. L. FINDLAY WANTED—After school 5 live boys, age 13 to 15, who will attend to business. See Mr. Ernest, care Plain Dealer. FOR SALE—Lunch-counter in Anaheim Bowling alleys. See Bill Dugas for good buy. FOR SALE—85 full blooded white leghorn hens, 1 year old. $1.00 each. Phone Placentia 111-R-1. J. T. Green, R. No. 2. Fullerton. FOR SALE—Dodge touring car—new top—good rubber—fine condition—$300. Floyd Johnston, Phone Placentia, 114-J-1 or call Anaheim 263. FOR SALE — 7-passenger Packard touring car, 6 good cord tires, shock absorbers, paint and mechanical condition good as new $1,000.00. 320 N. Los Angeles-st, Phone 263. FOR FIRST CLASS CARPET Cleaning and sizing. Mattress rebuilding, feather renovating and all kinds of cushion work. Call Higgins Bros. Bedding and Renovating Co., Orange, Calif., Orange 468. We call and deliver. LOST—Brown walrus leather handbag containing clothing, army discharges and police equipment. Return to Plain Dealer for reward. tertainment and a right royal time is promised the visitors. The chef from the ranch will brabecue the meet and the other vlands will be furnished by the members of the farm bureau, C. of C. and the business men's club. The presidents of the organizations, J. G. Launer, R. F. Frantz and Dr. Boice, acting as hosts. They will be assisted by a competent corps of workers, these are: L. J. Wester, W. L. Pierce, Roy Barker, Gus Johnson, A. J. Wilson, E. E. Sanborn, E. Pellerin, G. E. Benson, A. E. Bishop, H. O. Price, C. M. Glazier, George Hilbert, A. H. Johnson, Charles Farren, Dr. Boice will welcome the guests. Hieft street will be closed to the public, and an el fresco dining room arranged under a canvas, and the men of the three organization will serve the guests. There are 200 expected. A very delightful affair was given at the home of Mrs. C. L. Crumrine on Hiett-st on Friday afternoon. It was the gathering of the clan of the Triple Ts, to welcome a former member and one of the founders of the club, Wanda Davis Phillips, and her wee daughter, Margaret Alise, of Hollywood. Former members of the club were also honor guests. These were: Mrs. Howard Zilbe and Mrs. Esteen of Whittier, Mrs. Charles Brewster, of Huntington Beach, Mrs. H. N. Gates, of Seal Beach, Mrs. Ralph Glazier, of Arcadia, and Mrs. C. M. Glazier of La Hubra. Members present were: the Mesdames Hilbert, Chuning, Little Sweny, Walker, Leuhm, Peabody, Bishop Johnson, Lutewiller, Franz, Heiden, Mochow, Douglass, Mrs. Frank Lightfoot of Fullerton, and Mrs. Bruce Standford Huntington Beach; Delicious refreshment. NEW SWELL 4-room apt, unfurnished. All built in features. Hardwood floors. Garage. 111 E. Alberta. FOR RENT—Strictly modern 4-room, bath, apartment, close in. Inquire 133 S. Los Angeles, Phone 477. FOR RENT—Unfurnished Apts. Ground floor, Danberry Realty Co. 350 E. Center. FOR RENT—Five-room furnished house, close in. Apply 152 S. Los Angeles-st. FOR RENT—Completely furnished apt. 2 rooms, kitchen, bath and dressing room. Roberts apt. Center and Lemon-st. Phone 722-J. FOR RENT—Unfurnished house. Lot 65x200 with 3 garages, suitable for auto repair business; 1 block from P.O. Danberry Realty, 350 E. Center. FOR RENT—3-room furnished apt, with sleeping porch, suitable for 3 or 4 adults Everything complete, also garage.Call after 5 p.m.m and Sundays. 216 Resh-st. FURNITURE WANTED TO BUY—Roll top office desk and chair.Phone 550. FOR SALE—$8.00 One low oven gas range. 301 E.Cypress. FOR SALE—Child's bed also one horse or team.Will sell cheap.Phone Anaheim 755-J-12. FOR SALE—Piano will sell cheaply or rent.apply Mr.Concle care Union Labor Temple，204 North Los Angeles-st. FOR SALE—Rent or trade.second-hand sewing machines.phonographs and pianos.Singer and other standard make sewing machines at $10 and up.Hammel's Music Store. FOR SALE-Upright piano,6-ft oak and leather seat,birdseye maple chiffonier,白字kitchen chairs and table,tapestry couch,Coleman and oil lamps,rockers,热熔 stove and baby mattress.Tegarden,R.No.I.Box 124.Buena Park. FOR SALE-Bargain in beautiful,sweet-toned piano.Inquire at Gambir's Storage warehouse。202 No.Los Angeles St.,Anaheim or at Grocery on corner. SANTA FE LEASE.May 29.(Split): Mr and Mrs.BurgeCollins of Brema moved Thursday into their new home on this lease. Miss Mossle of Los Angeles who has been visiting her sister,Mrs.Isabell is now giving dancing lessons every Monday evening at the Olinda social hall. Mrs.Raymond Jones of the West Road. FOR SALE—One horse。243 W.Center-st.Anaheim.Phone 643-J. FOR SALE—Pointer pup and 10 Plymouth Rock hens。214 Melrose. WILL CARE FOR CHILDREN dur Honoring the birthdays of her two daughters, Leona and Cleo, that occur on the same day, Mrs. E. E. Sanborn entertained with a delightful party to 20 little girls from the fourth grade and kindergarten of the local school. Twin birthday cakes one with six candies and the other displaying ten was the center of attraction. Ice cream and candy and sandwiches made a dainty luncheon. Many pretty gifts were presented the little hostess. Lifetime re grove, 11½ acres bearing lemons. Trees silt, the very best of twenty thousand dollars lee from Anaheim on will handle. We have Santa Fe Lease, May 20. (Split) Mr. and Mrs. Buzz Collins of Brea moved Thursday into their new home on this lease. Miss Mossie of Los Angeles who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Isaell is now giving dancing lessons every Monday evening at the Olinda social hall. Mrs. Raymond Jones of the West Coast lease and daughter, Beverly Mardell, were the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. Jones Tuesday. Miss Marguerite Flynn has been visiting her brother, Mr. Howard Flynn of Anaheim a few days. The Fraternal Brotherhood lodge met Tuesday night. After the meeting refreshments were served and then dancing was enjoyed. The outsiders were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Templeton, of Anaheim Mr. and Mrs. Brice Turner of Brea; Mr. King of Santa Ana. Little Genevieve Meranda is reported on the sick list. Mrs. Brice Turner of Brea was a visitor on this lease Tuesday afternoon. Mr. Leadbetter of this lease has recently bought from Harry Fellinge a new Brunswick phonograph. Olinda school exhibit will be May 25 from 2:30 to 6:00 p.m. Mrs. Koontz head lady of the "Cradle Roll" had all the mothers bring their babies Wednesday afternoon and had pictures taken of those who are on the "Cradle Roll" of the Olinda Methodist church. Mrs. Light of Los Angeles was out to spend a few hours with her son Mr. Lloyd Light who is bookkeeper in the Santa Fe office Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Schryer were visitors of their daughter-in-law, Mrs. Alvin Schryer of Olive Tuesday. The Orange-co Symphony orchestra gave a very successful and delightful performance at the auditorium of the grammar school on Friday night to a large and appreciative audience. The local representative, Mr. C. Shirkey, was largely responsible for the success of the enterprise. This musical organization is too well known in Orange county to need much comment, and the concert given here reached its usual high standard, Miss Ethel Linsdale a local girl, was the soloist. LOST AND FOUND FOUND—Horse. Inquire Wm. Panier, South East-st and Ball-rd. Phone Anaheim 275-M. LOST—Pocket-book containing $20. On Ball-rd., vicinity of Magnolia school. Finder communicate with Thos. McGuire, R. No. 2, Box 54, Anaheim. FOUND—On Los Angeles-st, Anaheim, live young calf. Lost from truck or auto. Inquire O. E. Scharer, 116 E. Santa Clara-st, Santa Ana. SIMPSON REALTY COMPANY 130 West Center St. MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE—One horse. 243 W. Center-st, Anaheim. Phone 643-J. FOR SALE—Pointer pup and 10 Plymouth Rock hens. 214 Melrose. WILL CARE FOR CHILDREN durethe day. Call or write Mrs. L. A. Huttentocker, Buena Park R. 1. FOR SALE—Rebuilt Fordson tractor with disc, $300.00 Phone Anaheim 643-J. 243 W. Center-st. FOR SALE—Cheap, Jersey cow giving 4½ gallons milk a day. Phone Placentia 152-M. FOR SALE—Cheap, good milch cow. Giving milk now, Henry Schaefer, County-rd, 4th house west of Garden Grove-rd, left hand side. FOR SALE—First class ranch team. 2750 pounds. Well mated—JOHN L. WHEELER, 311 W. 5th Ct., Santa Ana, Calif., Phone 1280. FOR SALE—A-1 blocky ranch horse, age 7, weight 1350; A-1 milch cow, Guernsey-Holstein, age 3 years; 1 Moline wagon, orange rack and springs 1 duofold dayenport, 1 steel spring folding cot, 3 miles east of Placentia-ave on North-st. J A. Speeling. FOR SALE—Team young mules, weight 3000; 1 set chain harness; 1 heavy wagon; 1 flat rack; 1 set dump boards; 1 2-horse cultivator; 1 single cultivator; 1 6-ft. weed knife. Ben Baxter, Anaheim, Phone 266-W. LOST AND FOUND FOUND—Horse. Inquire Wm. Panier, South East-st and Ball-rd. Phone Anaheim 275-M. LOST—Pocket-book containing $20. On Ball-rd., vicinity of Magnolia school. Finder communicate with Thos. McGuire, R. No. 2, Box 54, Anaheim. FOUND—On Los Angeles-st, Anaheim, live young calf. Lost from truck or auto. Inquire O. E. Scharer, 116 E. Santa Clara-st, Santa Ana. CALIFORNIA By H. 275 YUH FELT THAT DIDNT YUH ??? YUH DARN RIGHT I DID-YUH SIMP!! WELL IF YUH HADNT—THAT WOULD BIN A MIRACLE!! LE — Real Estate 1 California house to be the 7-J-1. TRADE — Two lots at Beach. Inquire 408 W. At a bargain for quick house, lot 50x150, or further particulars ad—Plain Dealer. One or 1½ acres of Lenz, one mile east of rd on County Hospital. FOR SALE and modern 6-room house nocturne residence street. Possession. Priced very $7,500. Phone owner, J. FOR SALE 20 acres 4-year-old val-large crop, only $3,000 tall better than average. Arms on this and many see L. FINDLAY. FOR SALE — Real Estate SEE VAL. ORANGE SHOW 5 acres 4-year-old, five-room house and garage, domestic well, close in on corner of 2 paved streets, fine place for fruit stand or filling station. It's going to sell, don't delay to long. HARRY E. SCOTT, REALTOR 123 N. L. A. St. 10 ACRES $32,500 GUARANTEE $7,500 CROP All Valencias, 10 years old. Good location, good soil, and trees are in fine condition. This place is priced $20,000 under actual value. If you are in market for something good and priced so that you can put it back on the market and make some money, see this at once. For this place is bound to go. Will take house in on first payment at right price. Will make good terms. DURRETT & MORRIS Room 2, Golden State National Bk Bd "A FEW OF THE BEST" 23 acres vacant land, orange groves adjoinning, $16,500.00. HELP WANTED WANTED — Serving girls. Apply Orange Show Cafeteria at once. WANTED — Experienced automobile washer. Apply Dale & Co., 318 W. Center-st., Annheim. WANTED — Woman for general house work. 307 N. Philadelphia-st. Phone 77-R. WANTED — Young man for steady position in composing room at Plain Dealer. Inquire R. W. Ernest. WANTED — Automobile salesman, apply Sam Hubbell, Palge Garage, 252 N. L. A. St. Phone 713. WANTED — Ladies to work in candles. Apply at once at Tom's Black Walnut kisses at Valencia Orange Show. POULTRY WANTED — To buy POULTRY for cash. Will call for it. Phone E. W. Pohlmann, 7-R-2; address R. F. D. S. WANTED — Poultry for cash. E. M. FOR SALE 20 acres 4-year-old vallage crop, only $3,000 will better than average. ars on this and many see. L. FINDLAY with L. E. SCOTT No. L. A. St. WITH VAL. SHOW year-old orange grove allow, barn and garage, a pumping plant. Dark soil, close to city, only cash, bul. 3 years. See G. HARPER with S. SCOTT, REALTOR N. L. A. St. FOR SALE branch of 90 acres, all large barn, room for and 400 tons of hay, 1 arn, milk house with electric pumping ashes about 200 inches pipe lined, lays like consider this the best Northern Calif. MITCHER REALTY CO. Orange Calif. Square, Phone 278 Res. Phone 278 Rr. Res. Phone 509-W FOR SALE full bearing Valencias, with city gas, electricity water. This place is priced to sell. ReasonGood crop on trees. ock on a good corner, substantial rate of ine asked. This can be a few thousand dolyou are in the market property, you should five-year-old Valencias best sections for deep, Good house with elecdomestic water. The on this place are not ice $35,000. Reason- REALTY COMPANY West Center St. ELLANEOUS One horse. 243 W. Cenm. Phone 643-J. Polter pup and 10 k hens, 214 Melrose. FOR CHILDREN durThis place is priced $20,000 under actual value. If you are in market for something good and priced so that you can put it back on the market and make some money, see this at once. For this place is bound to go. Will take house in on first payment at right price. Will make good terms. DURRETT & MORRIS Room 2, Golden State National Bk Bd "A FEW OF THE BEST" 23 acres vacant land, orange groves adjoinning, $16,500.00. Two acres valencias with new bungalow, big chicken house, boulevard location. Way underpriced at $8000. Long Beach flat building and two bungalows. Price $25,000, Income $4,000.00 per year. Will take ranch to $20,000.00. FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS to loan on good ranch property. SIDNAM REALTY CO. PHONE 210 FOR SALE—AUTOS FOR SALE—USED CARS '17 Ford Touring.....$160.00 '19 Chevrolet Touring.....$225.00 '18 Oldesmobile Six Touring..$500.00 Paige Touring.....$450.00 Pageol Tractor. International Tractor. Quad Truck. J. J. DeVAUX H. S. Gelnette, Mgr. 328 West Center St. You can't go wrong if you buy your Car of our Used Car Department. Ford Sedan 1920. Ford Roadster 1921. Ford Speedster 1918. Ford Touring 1917. Buick Touring 1917. Buick Touring 1919. Buick Touring 1922. Chevrolet Touring 1919. Chevrolet Speedster 1919. Dodge Delivery 1919. Dodge Touring 1918. Oakland Touring 1919. Paige Touring 1915. Saxon Touring 1918. Studebaker Touring 1918. Studebaker Touring 1919. Studebaker Touring 1920. Willys-Overland Chummy 1918. If you cannot come in, call us up and we will be glad to show you the car you are interested in. WANTED—Automobile salesman, apply Sam Hubbell, Palge Garage, 252 N. L. A. St. Phone 713. WANTED—Ladies to work in candles. Apply at once at Tom's Black Walnut kisses at Valencia Orange Show. POULTRY WANTED—To buy POULTRY for cash. Will call for it. Phone E. W. Pohlmann, 7-R-2; address R. F. D. 2. WANTED—Poultry for cash. E. M. Chalmers, 124 North Los Angeles-st. Phone 9. FOR SALE—Rhode Island Red pullets and laying hens, also cockerel. J. E. Robinson, 1 mile east of Cypress on corner Lincoln-ave and Holder-dr. May and June Delivery That's the price at which we are offering our fine S. C. White Leghorn Baby Chicks. Price includes delivery within 48 hours of Anaheim, and safe arrival guaranteed. These chicks are the product of 11 years of scientific breeding for Heavy Egg Production. Correspondence invited. R. R. No. 1, Box 158 ANAHEIM, CAL Ranch located at Hansen Station. Visitors always welcome. Phone 779JB Established 1910 WANTED — Plymouth rock and Rhode Island Red cockerels six to eight weeks old. State age and price first letter, W. J. Sutherland Anaheim R. D. No. 4. ANAHEIM FEED & FUEL COMPANY Hay, Grain, Seeds, Poultry Supplies Fertilizers, Wood, Coal, Sprays and Insecticides Public Weigh Masters 16-ton Scales 242 W. Center St. Phone 317 Anaheim California PROFESSIONALS M.E.UGENE DURFEE Architect Room 5, Cassou Bldg. Phone 692 Anaheim DIAGNOSIS FREE DR.C.S.O'TOOLE BUICK AGENCY WATCH THIS COLUMN FOR GOOD Used Cars 1921 Buick Coupe. A reconditioned car throughout. 1920 Buick Coupe. Absolutely in the best condition. 1920 Buick Tour. A-1 mechanically, all good tires. 1919 Buick Tour. Overhauled, good tires, top and paint. 1919 Buick Road. It's a good buy, look it over. 1918 Buick Tour. Motor O. K. Needs paint, a bargain. 1916 Buick Tour. Big sacrifice. 1918 Buick 4 Road. New top, fine little car. 1918 Buick 7-pass. Being over-hauled, all cord tires. 1918 Buick Road. Covered in blue leather. 1920 Kissel speed, new paint, new battery, new tires. 1920 Chevrolet Baby Grand. Like new, Price right. 1921 and 1919 Fords. In good shape. ANAHEIM AUTO CO. 128 S. Los Angeles St. Phone 354