oc-plain-dealer 1922-12-02

COUNTRY NORMAL, SAYS DODGE HEAD "Healthy from the feet up," is the way F. J. Haynes, president of Dodge Brothers, describes the country's business condition, after a six weeks' "listening tour" on which he was accompanied by John A. Nichols, Jr., general sales manager of Dodge Brothers, says Charley Mann, local Dodge distributor. Mr. Haynes and Mr. Nichols visited practically every important city in the northwest and along the Pacific coast from Vancouver to Los Angeles. "We just listened," said Mr. Haynes. "We heard what our dealers thought, we heard what their bankers had to say and we got first-hand opinions from merchants of all sizes and descriptions. And the sum total of the whole series of observations and opinions is this: "The country is back to normal. Its recovery from the feverish overexertion of war time is practically complete. The new cycle of prosperity has started. But it is not the prosperity of boom times. It is the sound, healthy sort of prosperity which develops with steady firmness. Bankers and merchants everywhere regard it as a substantial permanent improvement. They are content to see a gradual development because they have only recently witnessed ad tragic example of the other kind of development—the kind that accumulates so much momentum that the brakes of good business judgment are useless in an emergency." Plain Dealer Want Ads Brings the Best Results. BUICK USED CARS 1922 Buick 4 Tr. As good as new. 1921 Ford Tr. 2 of them, in the best of shape. 1921 Chev. Tr. Runs fine. 1920 Scripps Booth Sedan. Run 4000 miles. 1920 Kissel Speedster, Some Fageol Tractor Is Taken By Gardiner Co. J. R. Gardiner Company of Fullerton has taken over the distribution of the Fageol tractor in Orange County from J. J. DeVaux and is moving into the New Pressel building on West Center-st. The place will be in operation Monday. Tractor parts, implements, etc. will be carried, and Gardiner will supervise the work. Gardiner has been manufacturing farm implements, including sub-soiler, and orchard tools for years. He was born near Orangethorpe avenue and is well-known here. NENNO & BOCK ENLARGE STOCKS Several thousands of dollars worth of additional stocks have been added by Nenno & Bock to their supplies during the past few months, and this leading accessories store never has been in a better position to serve the public. Some of the new goods recently taken on are Farran-old fan belts, King quality piston pins and bunting bronze bushings, G. P. Cutouts, oil tight piston rings and Mercury wind wings. Other standard lines have been enlarged. This concern buys in large quantities and is able to sell practically at wholesale prices. It has an abundance of goods from which acceptable Christmas presents to car owners may be selected. "Give him or her something that will be an addition to comfort for months to come," advises the Anaheim firm. MAXWELL ENGINE O. K. FOR 3 YEARS One hundred thousand miles in three years with an engine is a pretty good record, says F. E. Sefton of Anaheim, who bought a used Maxwell a little over three years ago and recently had the engine over- BUICK USED CARS 1922 Buick 4 Tr. As good as new. 1921 Ford Tr. 2 of them, in the best of shape. 1921 Chev. Tr. Runs fine. 1920 Scripps Booth Sedan. Run 4000 miles. 1920 Kissel Speedster, Some Class, cheap. 1918 Buick 6 Tr. New paint. Worked over. 1917 Buick 5 Tr. 3 of them, have been put in good condition and priced to sell at once. 1917 Hup. Tr. A wonderful car. 1918 Buick 4 Tr. 2 just alike. In good shape. 1918 Buick 6 Tr. New paint, new top, worked over and ready. o sell. 1918 Saxon 6 Tr. A good buy cheap. 1918 Ford Tr. Look it over. 1917 Chalmers Tr. New paint. Wonderful shape. 1917 Nash Tr. A darn good automobile. 1916 Oakland 8 Tr. A snap for some one. 1916 Buick 6 Tr. Model Big Ben always. S. A. 1915 Buick 4 Tr. Found up. One of the good ones cheap. ANAHEIM AUTO CO. 128 So. Los Angeles St. Phone 354 MAXWELL ENGINE O. K. FOR 3 YEARS One hundred thousand miles in three years with an engine is a pretty good record, says F. E. Sefton of Anaheim, who bought a used Maxwell a little over three years ago and recently had the engine overhailed. The car will see a lot of service yet, he told Turtin & Lumsdon, local distributors. Radical replacements are the exception on the Maxwell, says the firm. NASH, FRANKLIN SALES STILL GOOD Bob White, Nash and Franklin distributor, announces these sales the past seven days: Nash touring John E Mohn and W. E. Sefton of Fullerton; Nash sporting V. H. Robertson, Fullerton R. Franklin demi-sedan, H. W. Sefton of Santa Ana. The new Nash six touring is in might blue with red disc wheels and the handsomest turnout at the factory ever has out. Let your Photograph wish your friends, A Merry Xmas, make the appointment today. Harold Photo Studios 222 E. Center St. Phone 317 The Key to the Heart CHANTI MAN BIG 1/4 AC With All Impro JUST 5 MINUTES TO THE HEAR RIGID RESTRICTIONS MAKE A HOME BUY DIRECT FROM THE OWNER AND LOTS 55 FT. TO 71 FT. WIDE. LOTS 134 FT. TO 182 FT. DEEP 20 PER CENT DOWN Tract 1917 So. Main St., San NEW CHEVROLET GETTING ATTENTION The new 1923 Superior Chevrolet line is a decided advance over its precedent both in style and engineering, yet prices remain the same. This has been made possible by the economies due to Chevrolet's greatly increased production schedules, says C. E. Diminis, branch manager of the Frank P. Taggart Co. The gasoline tank has been removed from under the front seat to the rear of the car and vacuum feed substituted for gravity feed. The most apparent improvements in the new line are in design. All models have high hoods and streamline bodies, with drum type headamps and crown-pannelled fenders. A novel unit of the line is the sedanette. As its name implies it is a slightly shortened sedan, for four passengers, equipped with a 35-inch trunk at rear. There are two wide doors. The front seats are individual and tip forward to facilitate entrance to rear seat. This novelty model gives Chevrolet enter to the style and sport field, and is the first car of this type to be offered in the less-than-$1000 class. It is priced at $850. Bevillard Is Little, But Oh My This is a "story" that wasn't furnished by A. Bevillard. Bevillard is the little chap who bosses the Anaheim Ignition Depot, principally by the influence of mind over body. Bevillard is a wizard in the electrical business. He claims to have been the first to use the constant potential system of charging batteries in Anaheim—and we believe him. He knows the radio battery as well as the auto or any other storage battery. He is always a little in advance of the trade. The public not only in Anaheim, but for miles around has come to know Bevillard as a man who can not only diagnose battery troubles, but cure them. Better still, he can prevent them. Peace of Mind with Exide Battery Like the heart in your body, the beat battery in a car is the one you are least aware of. The battery you want is the one that will give you care free service for the longest time, says George Ennis of the Automotive Electric Co. You will not be disappointed if you expect more than the ordinary from an Exide. Building batteries for fine locomotives, industrial trucks, farm lighting, the telephone system, and a majority of the world's submarines, has taught the manufacturers of the Exide how to make a rugged battery for your car. And Ennis, with his 11 years of experience, can service it for you. STAR CARS TO BE SHOWN HERE TODAY With a big shipment of Star cars arriving yesterday for James E. Appleby, Inc., the first showing here today of the new low priced Durant product will be auspicious. It was a foregone conclusion that Appleby would take over the car but the formal negotiations weren't concluded until a week or more ago when the cars were assured in quantity. Appleby also has a good sized number of Durant cars on the floor here. LEGAL NOTICE In the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Orange. Notice of Application for Voluntary Dissolution of Corporation In the Matter of the Voluntary Disolution of T. J. F. Boege Company, a corporation organized under the laws of the State of California, has filed with the clerk of the Superior court of the County of Orange, State of California, this 28th day of November, 1922, a petition to be allowed to disinfect. 15 FEET, 9 INCHES TURN LEXINGTON CO C. M. Payne, noted cartoon now living in Hollywood, Calif., scribes in details one of the thrilling drives ever taken in automobile which he made during his recent trip through the Sierra. Payne, who drove aington touring car, told of one taken to a point above Park Camp, near South Lake, on a never before traveled by automobiles. After ascending to a point where was impossible to go further because of a landslide, watch completed littered the mule trail. Mr. succeeded in turning his Lexius in a space just 15 feet, 9 inches with a 500 foot drop on one side a steep cliff on the other. He of the extreme danger of the leaver, natives of that section reto watch the turn made and lies on looking the other way. Lexington men feel that this was of the most remarkable demons ever made of the worst brakes with which the Lexing equipped. Eddy Sells Many California T Eddy's Auto Paint and Top on South Lemon-at reports the sale of California sliding glass to the following: Thru Riley's bakery Garage to Dr. Kay of Hia; Dr. M. M. Mongus, Full Carl Leonard, Anaheim; H. J. Jer; Olive; thru Bob White; Mira A. E. Haney, Orange, Dr. C. W. Harvey, Anaheim; Ihr; Earl Gage, Pullerton, Frat J. O'Donnel, Anaheim; Nash; Schubert, Bren, Nash; J. M. Rick; Orange, Franklin direct Offeldt, Orange, Jordan direct Deckford, Orange, Chandler, and Frank K. Klirker, Fulwinton direct. WESTINGHOUSE IS QUALITY, SAYS MOUNTAIN HOUSES the influence of mind over body. Bevillard is a wizard in the electrical business. He claims to have been the first to use the constant potential system of charging batteries in Anaheim—and we believe he knows the radio battery as well as the auto or any other storage battery. He is always a little in advance of the trade. The public not only in Anaheim, but for miles around has come to know Bevillard as a man who can not only diagnose battery troubles, but cure them. Better still, he can prevent them. And he has the Willard. QUICK SERVICE IS OFFERED BY FARIS all a day to a day's service to recover your top is what Carl Faris, the refitting man, offers his patrons. New curtains not only look a lot better, but keep out the rain and make for comfort, says Faris. Silken shades for the fastidious inside. Faris fabric id coverlids are honey well after long use in all sort of weather. FUNERAL SERVICES MONDAY AFTERNOON Funeral services for Carl Kopper will be held Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev T. H. Walker, pastor of the First Presbyterian church of Elkton. Pallbearers will be associates in the same line of business, barber, and the Modern Woodmen of which traternity he is a member, will have charge of the services at the grave. Interment will be in the Anaheim cemetery. In the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Orange. Notice of Application for Voluntary Disolution of Corporation In the Matter of the Voluntary Disolution of T. J. F. Boege Company, a corporation organized under the laws of the State of California, has filed with the clerk of the Superior court of the County of Orange, State of California, this 28th day of November, 1922, a petition praying to be allowed to disincorporate and dissolve said corporation, and said clerk has been directed by order of this Court to give thirty-one (31) days notice of said application by publication in each issue of the "Orange County Plain Dealer," a newspaper published in Orange County, California, and that this notice is now given and will be published according to said order in said newspaper during the said period of thirty-one (31) days from and after the 28th day of November. 1922, said perennial his object any person application for the dis-tion to said solution of s-pany, a corp- and the seal Given undated of the County of Orange, St-28th day of No-Clerk. HEAD, RUTAN Attorneys for Publish. Nov. 6,7,8,7,11,12, 20,21,22,27,26 MANOR ACRE LOTS Improvements Paid TO THE HEART OF SANTA ANA. MAKE A HOME SITE OR AN INVESTMENT SAFE. OWNER AND SAVE THE SB-DIVIDER'S PROFIT. WIDE. T. DEEP CENT DOWN 2 PER CENT A MONTH Tract Office St., Santa Ana Phone 479-J BEET, 9 INCHES TO LEXINGTON CAR Payne, noted cartoonist, wing in Hollywood, Cal., dein details one of the most drives ever taken in an mobile, which he made during trip through the High Payne, who drove a Lextouring car, told of one trip to a point above Parcher's near South Lake, on a road before traveled by automobile, ascending 10 a point where it possible to go further because handside, which completely obdied the mule trail, Mr. Payne led in turning his Lexington race just 15 feet, 9 inches wide 500 foot drop on one side and cliff on the other. Because extreme danger of the mannatives of that section refused the turn made and insisted kicking the other way. Local ton men feel that this was one most remarkable demonstration ever made of the wonderful with which the Lexington is ed. Y Sells Many California Tops Y's Auto Paint and Top Shop with Lemon at reports the recent of California sliding glass tops following; Thru Riley's StudeGarage to Dr. Kay of Placener, M. M. Nengus, Fullerton; Leonard, Anheim; H. J. Beeklive; thin the Bob White Co. A. E. Haney, Orange, Franklin; W. Harvey, Anahaim, Frankarl Gage, Fullerton, Franklin; Donnel, Anheim, Nash; George bert, Bren, Nash; J. M. HelmOrange, Franklin direct; Otto It, Orange, Jordan direct; Fred I, Orange, Chandler, direct; Frank K. Kirker, Fullerton, on direct. STINGHOUSE IS QUALITY, SAYS McGEE STEWART LEASE ORDERS MAC DRYS The Mac dry battery was good enough for the City of Los Angeles, which equipped 50 Dodge cars with them, says the Herr Battery and Iginition Shop at 252 No. Los Angeles at. Now the Stewart lease of the Union Oil Company at Placentia is trying out 25 of them. That the dry battery is making good is shown, says the firm, by the fact that the old-established make-ers of acid batteries now are branching off into its manufacture. Tests have shown that sugar beets can be grown successfully in New Zealand. ESSEX EXPENSE TRIFLE: SAM HILL Sam Hill of Santa Ana and closewhere, who for years had a story in Annheim, went 14,570 miles in his Essex touring car and spent 65 cents, says H. R. Grove, branch manager of Townsend & Medbury, Hudson and Essex distributors. Two and one-half carloads of Essex closed cars, 10 in all, are expected next week, says Grove, and all but two will be delivered at once. There are grades of 66 per cent on a Spanish cable railway that ascend a mountain. Hupmobile America's Economy Car IN HUPMOBILE'S OWN FACTORIES, HUPMOBILE MANUFACTURING DEVELOPMENT AND IMPROVEMENT HAVE FULL SWEEP. THEY ARE INDIVIDUAL TO THIS CAR, AND ARE ENTIRELY FREE FROM OUTSIDE INFLUENCES WHICH MIGHT HINDER AND HAMPER. Our still, and our intent, is to give our buyers all they pay for; and in addition, more than the same figure will buy elsewhere. $1350 HERE—TAX PAID TO THIS CAR, AND ARE ENTIRELY FREE FROM OUTSIDE INFLUENCES WHICH MIGHT HINDER AND HAMPER. Our will, and our intent, is to give our buyers all they pay for; and in addition, more than the same figure will buy elsewhere. $1350 HERE—TAX PAID Golden State Motor Co. WM. DRAKE, Prop. 133 So. Los Angeles St. Anaheim Up a Tree? Then Slip Down on Your Lot at EASTMONT—the Easy Way! 1. BIG LOTS 2. LOW PRICES 3. TEMPORARY HOMES 4. HIGH AND DRY 5. PERFECT DRAINAGE 6. U.P. DEVELOPMENT Whittier Boulevard—The Western Ave.of the Eastside— EASTMONT Whittier Boulevard—The Western Ave.of the Eastside EASTMONT As long as you pay rent you'll STAY out on a limb. When the good things are passed around, a renter is as helpless as an armless man in a berry patch. Renters pay a lot and get nothing. Wise ones buy a lot and get it ALL. 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