oc-plain-dealer 1923-01-03

YOU CAN'T START ANY YOUNGER THAN THE BANDBOX THEATER PLAN IN ORANGE CO The last few years have shown that the public at large has been taking a much wider interest in the drama than ever before. It is likely that the next few years will see this develop into even greater scope. From all corner of the country come reports of the growth of the Community Theater, not least from constrictions in attendance. There are few cities of any size without a local body of amateur players. In Orange-co the movement is well illustrated. Commencing with the Community Players of Santa Ana, the other cities have taken it up, until now there are Community Players in Laguna Beach, Anaheim, Fulston, Orange and Huntington Beach. So far each of the organizations has been entirely independent of the other, each working out its problems according to their individual needs. The movement has met with sufficient success in each community to show the want of it. Each organization in working out its own salvation has it had no time to exchange ideas, plays or players with the other. And now comes a new idea that will provide an organization to bind the different groups of players into one. Mine Ann Dare of Laguna Beach and Stanley Reed are responsible for the new organization which is now in the process of formation. During a talk they disclosed to each other that each was harboring the idea of some greater Players unit by which there might be an exchange of players and ideas between the different communities. The Orange-co Portmanteau Players is the outcome of this conference. Many people are already familiar with the Bandbox and the Portmanteau Theaters. These are small portable playhouses that can be easily taken down and set up within a few minutes time. The new organization will own and operate such a BREA NEWS Mrs. Helen Kipp and daughters Mrs. Melis Wheeler and Jean spent Christmas with friends at Long Beach. Athol Bush is ill on South Flower-st. Mrs. Liza Graham of Altadena spent Wednesday night with her sister Mrs. J. E. Reynolds on South Pomona Ave. Mr. H. Enley and family, old friends of the Zorbe family, will make their home in Brea. They expect to arrive next Sunday. They are stopping with relatives in Pomona at present. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Phillips and family were Fullerton visitors last Thursday. Mr. Zorbe and son James were Los Angeles visitors last Saturday afternoon. Mrs. E. L. Zorbe and two children Betty and Edward, with Mrs. Chambers motored to Anaheim last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Moore spent several days with their son, Mr. Moore, and family in Hollywood, returning home Tuesday. Mrs. Punnie Hambrick from Willard, New Mex., is visiting her son, C. E. Hambrick, and wife on West Birch-at. Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Jones on South Walnut-st., entertained Christmas with a turkey dinner. Mrs. Jones' brother, Mr. J. L. Newell, and family were the guests. BUENA PARK NEWS Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Warren and family attended the football game at Pasadena on New Year's day. J. B. Robison and R. H. Rock made a trip to the Signal Hill oil fields on Sunday. Mr. Pattenson of Whittaker-ave won the Edison vetrola raffled by the Masons on Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. W Campbell and daughter Elizabeth have moved LONG BEACH FOR SMALL With Or Open Again, the field has proved to be greatest fields in the small operator to get after company has gone Beach, secured small brought in as well months. The latest aim to score a big victory is the L. H. Mitchell Co. The little co-painting three months ago, days ago complete, a 2500 barrel well. A bury every foot drilled is an Acme Oil Co., or Domus "blue tank" grape other nice producer. A completed at 3490 am coming in with an inflow of 2500 barrels is fifix and a quarter oll Dumas and the company come to the turning point and have been getting big wells. Dumas attract more than a year ago out on the northwest coast the Cal-Mex well Jack Doyle has so nice on tap at the Clu-redrilled and deepened Some four hundred feet was opened up and a good well is ce feet of 6½ was set an produce thru a 4½ oz The Henderson Park cate found the Fische bandoned well in such did not warrant the great spending a large amo to put it in condition drilling Recent development south slope of the Hudson Petroleum to might be a chance to production. The Fishe been standing idle for and during that time up several hundred feet to well at Long Beach at 3600 feet and so talk they disclosed to each other that each was harboring the idea of some greater Players unit by which there might be an exchange of players and ideas between the different communities. The Orange-co Portmanteau Players is the outcome of this conference. Many people are already familiar with the Bandex and the Portmanteau Theaters. These are small portable playhouses that can be easily taken down and set up within a few minutes time. The new organization will own and operate such a Theater. Each community will have its own chapter of the Portmanteau Players with local officers and directors. From these will be elected an Orange-co or Central organization to control the production. Each chapter will be called upon by the central organization to produce a one act playlet at certain intervals. When each chapter has its playlet ready, the casts of all will be assembled and the portable playhouse set up so for instance in Fullerton. Here the audience will have a chance to see the work of the whole county at once. Next night the organization will play in Anaheim and the next in Santa Ana and go on until the entire county has been covered. Local talent in play writing as well as dramatic ability is to be developed and a prize play to be presented with an all-star cast at least once every year. Members of the Santa Ana Community Players will have a chance to see the working out of just such a performance at their first meeting after the first of the year, when Laguna Beach, Anaheim, and Fullerton have each been invited to produce a one act playlet. The Santa Ana Players will themselves produce a one act, the first original to be given by a local author, Stanley Reed. Those who are interested in the new Portmanteau Players should communicate with Stanley Reed, Suite V, Greenleaf-bldg., Santa Ana. COMMENCEMENT OF TRUCK DRIVERS Unique will be the first commencement exercises and banquet of the Orange-co Branch of the Truck Owners' Assn. of So. Cal. Wednesday evening at Craig Hall, Brea. The commencement program includes: Opening remarks by tonmaster; songs, Dr. Blanche Sutt School Days Again, A. V. Tanner; Address on Law Enforcement by Disc Atty. A. P. Nelson; Suggestions for good of the order; Presentation of diplomas. Members of graduating class are H. F. Bandy, J. F. Calkins, F. Flucher, Geo. W. King, Malecolm E. Mathews, Chas. E. Pearson, J. S. Van Wagoner, Hubert L. Watson, all Buena Park News Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Warren and family attended the football game at Pasadena on New Year's day. J. B. Robison and R. H. Rock made a trip to the Signal Hill oil fields on Sunday. Mr. Pattenon of Whittaker-ave won the Edison victoria raffled by the Masons on Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. W Campbell and daughter Elizabeth have moved from the Teagarden ranch to Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. C. Teagarden and children spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. F. Hugenot. Miss Milfred Johnson who has been in training at Lanes hospital at San Francisco is enjoying a well earned vacation at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson. Mrs. D. W. Hasson, L. E. Berkey, Mrs. L. J. Robison and son Lawrence are all ill with tonsillitis. PLAYERS FIND OLD COSTUMES TRYING There was much mooning and groaning at Cosmopolitan studios recently during the filming of the elaborate Paramount production," When Knighthood Was in Flower," starring Marion Davies, which is how showing at the Fairyland theatre. In this day of freedom for women it went pretty hard for the queen, the princess, and the ladies in waiting to confine their waists in the stiff stays which the costumes of the period demand. Miss Davies, who plays the part of Princess Mary Tudor, was the most uncomplaining of the lot and cheerfully donned her stuff, high-necked waist and long full skirts every day. Some of the ladies in waiting were not so happy and several of them almost went on strike when the wardrobe mistook them into the tight garments. Fifteen costumes designed by experts and made at the most exclusive Fifth Avenue shop in New York are worn by Miss Davies in the gorgeous scenes which faithfully reflect the glories of the French and English courts during the time of King Henry VIII. Each costume has its own set of specially designed jewelry. "When Knighthood Was in Flower" was adapted to the screen from the stirring novel by Charles Major. It tells the real life romance of Princess Mary Tudor and Charles Brandon. PORE BUYS VACCINE FOR AID IN RUSSIA ROME, Jan. 3 — Comment was caused by the statement in the press bandoned well in such did not warrant the gospending a large amount to put it in condition drilling Recent develop south slope of the Hi derson Petroleum to might be a change to production. The Filen been standing idle for and during that time up several hundred feet. A. T. Jergins is mitions to bring in a well at Long Beach, at 3000 feet and so far the oil sand looks like well the Long Beach produced. It is Jergins continue drilling under feet of oil sand has been With a thousand feet on a six or eight th well will be easy. The Jergins Trust and success of the big well will have to be credited Johnson, field superior. The McGregor Syn in endeavor to prove ley was wrong when ciffie Petroleum Irving feet. The well is located side of the Hill andley discontinued drill depth the outlook was missing. The McGregor local Long Beach co taken hold of the air with good intentions. The Metropolitan big well startled the creators with an initiative barrels early last week producer, completed a tied down to 1450 making a 25 gravity Southern California cat test well is now The Standard Oil Co estate tract. Drilling and the outlook cannot very promising. Hole 6600 feet deep was a masterpiece of the e TRACTOR SCENE ON RUSSIA The Agricultural vice is offering a one instruction in gas operation at the O., 619 N. Palm-st., Anto Feb. 3, inclusive. This school is for wants to learn the gas engine and tract to get experience in and repair of tractors to learn to make gas tractor adjustments. Who can enroll—is a tractor owner or directly interested in tractors? Those under desiring to enroll in mission from the institute of the school, or Far The commencement program includes: Opening remarks by toastmaster; songs, Dr. Blanche Scott; School Days Again, A. V. Tanner; Address on Law Enforcement by Dist. Atty, A. P. Nelson; Suggestions for good of the order; Presentation of diplomas. Members of graduating class are H. F. Bandy, J. F. Calkins, F. Flucher, Geo. W. King, Malcolm E. Mathews, Chas. E. Pearson, J. S. Van Wagoner, Hubert L. Watson, all of Anaheim; E. W. Brownfield, R. Dyer, J. P. Watson, O. Holstead, H. R. Hanes, Henry Patton, A. V. Tanner, W. G. Updyke, all of Fullerton; Geo. L. Casey, Sam W. Collins, I.D. Fixsen, R. Goddard, E. T. Kraschel, J. F. Lay, A. G. Noideen, O. A. Remland, J.C. Starkey, Art Streech, Virgil Todd, J.H. Todd, G.H. Tulene, all of Orange; Geo. L. Casey, L.H. Calderwood, Monte Fliscu, O.R. Meissner, R.H. McKeen, Coo Raynor, C.D. Swingle, Thos.B.Smith, Lee Stewart, Frank Stewart,T.W.Vernon, all of Brea; E.J.Cumming, Max Pierpont, Fred M.Slaven, all of Santa Ana; David S.Campbell, Whittier; D.C.Shirley,Garden Grove. Class officers are Frank Stewart president,and A.V.Tanner secretary. Association officers are A.V.Sullivan president,Brea; Moute G.Fliscu secretary,Brea; J.S.Elder treasurer,Fullerton; John T.Houser counsel and Instructor,Lou Angeles. BIG RANCH UNDER NEW OWNER'S EYE LOS ANGELES, Dec. 23.-New owners of the John Cudaly ranch which has been purchased by a syndicate of Los Angeles and San Francisco men, prepared today to take over the working of their property which is said to be the largest real estate holding in the Imperial valley It is located five miles southeast of Calexico on the Mexican side of the international boundary. The amount of good exercise to be had by automobiling depends largely on the condition of the tires. POPE BUYS VACCINE FOR AID IN RUSSIA ROME, Jan., 3.-Comment was caused by the statement in the press that Pope Plus XI had given 1,000-000 lire to a German physician Scheftel, for distribution among Russian famine sufferers.The Vatican says the report is inexact, declaring that the Pope bought 1,000,000 lire worth of vaccines in Germany to combat malaria and typhus in the regions near Krasnovadsk, where a pontifical mission is at work under the direction of Father Walsh of America. These vaccines are being rushed to the famine area in charge of Dr.Scheftel who was recently in Rome to receive instructions. Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Results County Plain Dealer. CASEY THE COP ALMOST TWO WEEKS AND THE ONLY SWAN LADEE SHOWS OR BEING A POLKE DOG IS HIS ABILITY TO SLEEP ALL THE TIME!! NOW STUPID-STICK CLOSE TO ME AN'D DON'T GET LOST!! LONG BEACH BEST FOR SMALL DRILLER With Oil Operators. Again and again the Long Beach field has poured to be one of the greatest fields in the west for the small operator to get into. Company after company has gone into Long Beach, secured small holdings, and brought in big wells in a few months. The latest small company to score a big success in this way is the L. H. Mitchell and Sons Oil Co. The little company started drilling three months ago, and a few days ago completed at 3815 feet, a 3800 barrel well. A barrel of oil for every foot drilled is aplendid results. The Acme Oil Co., one of the Vern Dumas "blue tank group" has another nice producer, Acme No. 1 was completed at 3490 and the big well coming in with an initial production of 2500 barrels is flowing through a six and a quarter oil string. Vern Dumas and the companies he organized at Long Beach seem to have come to the turning point in the road and have been getting a number of big wells. Dumas attracted attention more than a year ago when he went out on the northwest front and located the Cal-Mex well. Jack Doyle has something pretty nice on tap at the Clune-Doyle No. 1 redrilled and deepened to 4200 feet. Some four hundred feet of new oil sand was opened up in the deep zone and a good well is expected. 3563 feet of 6½% was set and the well will produce thru a 4¼ oil string. The Henderson Petroleum Syndicate found the Fischer Oil Co.'s abandoned well in such shape that it did not warrant the going ahead and spending a large amount of money to put it in condition to continue drilling. Recent developments on the south slope of the Hill led the Henderson Petroleum to believe there might be a chance to develop deep production. The Fischer well has been standing idle for about a year and during that time the hole filled up several hundred feet. A. T. Jergins is making preparations to bring in a new type of oil well at Long Beach, Municipal No. 2 at 3900 feet and some 800 feet up several hundred feet. NEW TODAY We make comforters, $2,50 each, Phone 806 R. FOR SALE—6 R. L. roosters, and 1 turkey gobbler, Inquire 219 S. Leon-st. Phone Apahelm, 348 W. FOR RENT—Bungalow; 3 rooms and bath, 215 N. Philadelphia. FOR SALE—10,000 tree props, 6 to 10 feet long, and hooks. Phone 794 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. FOR SALE—2-ton trailer, Apt. 12, Chamber of Commerce Apts, 409 S. Claudina. WANTED—Housework in small family or motherless home by unnumbered widow. L. O. B. Yorba Linda, Calif. FOR SALE—Small bungalow courtyard, Reasonably priced, modern, 831 S. Claudina St. WANTED—Housework and washing, 1221 Pearl Street. WANTED—Girl for general housework on orange grove. Good wages and modern home. Phone 755-R-4. WANTED—Position preparing evening meal by experienced cook, 415 Kroeger St. FOR RENT—5 room unfurnished house, corner Broadway and Garden Grove. Phone 76-M. FOR SALE—Good wagon and flat rack. Call at 725 N. Lemon. FOR SALE—Cheap, Nice lot in Elk Park tract. Terms if desired. Call at 313 E. Adele St. Will pay someone to cut down trees. Third house east of Magnolia St. E.R. Price. FOR RENT—4 room unfurnished bungalow, Inquire Fred Schneider, Sanitary Market, 1143 E. Center St. LOST—Lady's brown leather purse containing valuable papers and some money, near Placentia. Finder returns to Plain Dealer and receive rewaid. Salesman wanted for nationally ad- WANTED—Two good solicitors to work in or near Anaheim. Good pay to right party. Address O. R. care of Plain Dealer. MISCELLANEOUS WOOD—Dry eucalyptus for sale Phone 1613. FOR SALE—Pure yellow canaries: $4 Mrs. D. R. McDonald. Phone 825 W. FOR SALE—5000 cubic feet of dairy fertilizer to be delivered about Nov. 15. F.W. Wright, 218 Walnut-st, Artesia. ARE YOU WOKRIED? See NICK HARRIS DETECTIVES, Santa Ana, Phone 1402 RANCH SUPPLIES FOR SALE—Thorobred Jersey cow. Cheap. Phone Anaheim 747 R.2. FOR SALE—Fresh cow. Phone 197 R.4 Wm. Trapp Jr. FOR SALE—12 inch walking plow. Steel beam. Used very little $10. Chambers ranch. Phone 82 J 2. FOR SALE—Fresh Jersey cow. One mile south of Buena-Park, George Cole. FOR SALE—Fresh cow, heavy milkier; suitable for family or dairy, tested, J.E.Welin, Olinda, Phone Placement 114 R.I. helim. Wanted—Miscellaneous FEDERAL HOUSE CLEANING CO From cellar to garret in one day, Phone 94, Anaheim, Reference. DANCING SCHOOL Mrs.Maude Putnam Teacher of Ballet, Classical and Character Dancing Classes every Friday in Eagles Bldg.Cor.Lemon and Chestnut2 to 6 P.M. Professional Cards bandoned well in such shape that it did not warrant the going ahead and spending a large amount of money to put it in condition to continue drilling. Recent developments on the south slope of the Hill led the Henderson Petroleum to believe there might be a chance to develop deep production. The Fischer well has been standing idle for about a year and during that time the hole filled up several hundred feet. A. T. Jergins is making preparations to bring in a new type of oil well at Long Beach Municipal No. 2 at 3000 feet and some 800 feet in the oil sand looks like the biggest well the Long Beach field has ever produced. It is Jergins' intention to continue drilling until a thousand feet of oil sand has been opened up. With a thousand feet of sand to pull on a six or eight thousand barrel well will be easy. The Federal Drilling Co. is doing the work for the Jergins Trust and much of the success of the big well when it comes in will have to be credited to one Al Johnson, field superintendent. The McGregor Syndicate is going in endeavor to prove that E. L. Miley was wrong when he quit the Pacific Petroleum Irvine well at 327 feet. The well is located on the south side of the Hill and at the time Miley discontinued drilling at that depth the outlook was not very promising. The McGregor Syndicate is a local Long Beach concern and has taken hold of the abandoned well with good intentions. The Metropolitan Petroleum Co.'s big well started the Long Beach operators with an initial flow of 2500 barrels early last week. The new producer, completed at 3671, has settled down to 1450 barrels and is making a 25 gravity product. Southern California's deepest wild cat test well is now being drilled by the Standard Oil Co. on the Torrance estate tract. Drilling is now at 6600 and the outlook cannot be said to be very promising. The drilling of a hole 6600 feet deep with the rotary is a masterpiece of the drilling art. TRACTOR SCHOOL ON RUST RANCH The Agricultural Extension Service is offering a one week's school of instruction in gas engine care and operation at the O. P. Rust Ranch, 619 N. Palm-st., Anaheim, Jan. 25 to Feb. 3, inclusive. This school is for the man who wants to learn the principles of the gas engine and tractor. Who wants to get experience in the operation and repair of tractors. Who wishes to learn to make gas engine and tractor adjustments. Who can enroll? - The farmer who is a tractor owner or operator or directly interested in gas engines or tractors. Those under 18 years of age desiring to enroll must obtain permission from the instructor in charge of the school, or Farm Advisor be FEDERAL HOUSE CLEANING CO From cellar to garret in one day. Phone 94, Anaheim, Reference. DANCING SCHOOL Mrs. Maude Putnam Teacher of Ballet, Classical and Character Dancing Classes every Friday in Eagles Bldg. Cor. Lemon and Chestnut 2 to 6 P.M. Professional Cards Hours 8-9 1-4 7-8 Office 333-J Residence 333-M J. W. Utter, M. D. Physician and Surgeon, Specializing Obstetrics and Children's Disease Residence 1001 W Center St. 201-202 First National Bank Bldg. Anaheim, California DR. JOHN A. JACKSON Physician & Surgeon Office and Residence 116 Melrose Phone 510-R DR. C. S. OTOOLE Physician & Surgeon Phone: Residence 546 Office 569 BLUNDER CORRECTED A tire cover prolongs the life of a tire by preventing deterioration through exposure to sun and rain. Telephone 554 X-Ray Diagnosis DR. W. L. SPATES Dentist Suite 211-12 Kraemer Building Anaheim, Calif. Long Beach Staff and Stone Works Memphis, Terazzo Floors, Architectural Decorations in Staff Composition and stone. 990 East Anaheim St. Long Beach Calif. Los Angeles Markets Butter .....55 Fresh Extra .....48 Care Counts .....47 Pullets .....45 Hems under 3¼ lbs., per lb.....24 it, coated, 4 lbs., and up each per lb.....28 ORANGE GROVES 5 acres 6 year valencias all in first class condition. Good crop, good small house, $15,000, $6000 case. See this before you buy. FOUR ACRES On Blvd. 6 year old fine soil, 6 room Calif., house, gas, electricity, city water. Trees are in fine condition, good crop. Price $13000. Will take house as first payment. W. L. MORRIS REALTY CO. Room 2 Golden State Bank Bldg. Miller Bros. Cement Pipe and This school is for the man who wants to learn the principles of the gas engine and tractor. Who wants to get experience in the operation and repair of tractors. Who wishes to learn to make gas engine and tractor adjustments. Who can enroll?—The farmer who is a tractor owner or operator or is directly interested in gas engines or tractors. Those under 18 years of age desiring to enroll must obtain permission from the instructor in charge of the school, or Farm Advisor before enrolling. Lecture Demonstration Subjects—Motor parts, carburetors, fuels, cooling systems, clutches, tractor motors, gas engine and tractor principles, ignition, magnetos, lubrication, governors, transmission and differentials, tractor, management and gas engine and tractor troubles. Demonstration of and practice work in all of the following is offered—Magneto care, babbitting of bearings, carburetor adjusting, magneto timing, air cleaners, bearing adjusting, valve grinding, valve timing, soldering, ignition troubles, repairing of tractors and engines, battery ignition, magneto adjusting, piston ring fitting, and gas engine and tractor trouble finding. Los Angeles Markets Butter ... 55 Fresh Extra ... 48 Care Counts ... 47 Pullets ... 45 Hems under 3½ lbs., per lb. ... 24 It colored, 4 lbs., and up each per lb. ... 28 Lemons, 1½ lbs., to 2 lbs., each ... 32 Fryers, 1½ to 2 lbs., each ... 30 Broilers, 1 to 2½ lbs., each ... 36 Roosters, soft bone, over 3 lbs. and up, per lb. ... 26 Ducklings, Pekins, 3½ lbs., and up, per lb. ... 22 Stags, per lb. ... 18 Old ducks, 3½ lbs., up, each hr. ... 20 Geese ... 20 Young tom turkeys, 13 lbs. and up, each per lb. ... 33 Young tom turkeys, dressed, 12 lbs., and up, each per lb. ... 30 Hen turkeys, 8 lbs., and up each per lb. ... 32 Hen tuekys, dressed, 7½ lbs., and up, each per lb. ... 37 Old tom turkeys, per lb. ... 36 Miller Bros. Cement Pipe and Concrete Work Phone Anaheim 100-R-4 Cement Pipe Lines Nick Hile Ph. 893-W Anaheim It Pays to Advertise in the Orange County Plain Dealer. THE COP That's Usin' The Old Bean! EAST GROWING CITY OF ANAHEIM FOR SALE - Real Estate TWO SPLENDID ORCHARD BUYS 15 Acres all planted to growing young Valencia oranges and including an interest in an electric pumping plant, for $1250 on acre. This orchard is situated near Anaheim on two main roads and is owned by a non-resident who recently traded for it and does not want to keep it. Liberal terms if desired. 5 Acres, about 425 trees, most of which are Valencias and with a splendid setting of fruit. If you want a close-in grove, in bearing, for both income and home, we want you to consider this as $17,500. The crop, which is practically made, will bring the cost down thousands of dollars. C. B. BERGER CO. REALTORS GROUND FLOOR FIRST NAT'L BANK BLDG. ANAHEIM TWO down in town, business house, Santa Ana, leases for sale or for rent. Box 68 Plain Dealer. FOR SALE—5 room bungalow, furnished or unfurnished. Close in. See owner 502 N. Claudina St. FOR SALE—Or lease to parties who love and care for flowers, new 5 room bungalow, furnished. Must leave because of sickness. Located on W. Broadway. Box W. C., Plain Dealer. FOR SALE—4 room house, large garage and wash house; situated on double lot. Price $3000; either cash or terms. Inquire 206 N. Olive. FOR SALE—81 1-2x115 ft. business frontage on N. Los Angeles street. Owner 1418 W. Center street. NOTICE TO REALTORS! My property at 525 W. Center is off the market. N. F. Ballou. FOR RENT—5 room house with garage; close in. To loan $1000 to $6000. Wanted to buy a house for cash, reasonable. J. W. Kohlenberger, 314 N. Philadelphia. FOR SALE—Good lot on N. Olive. See owner and save agent's commission. Leaving town reason for selling. Phone 803. ONE OF THE BEST FOR SALE—Ten acres, 8-year uniform valencias. Beautiful home or boulevard with city gas and electricity. This is one of the finest valencia groves in the Anaheim district and can be handled with $10,000 cash, balance easy terms. Simpson Realty Company, 130 West Center- FOR SALE—Or lease to parties who love and care for flowers, new 5 room bungalow, furnished. Must leave because of sickness. Located on W. Broadway. Box W. C., Plain Dealer. FOR SALE—4 room house, large garage and wash house; situated on double lot. Price $3000; either cash or terms. Inquire 206 N. Olive. FOR SALE—81 1-2x115 ft. business frontage on N. Los Angeles street. Owner 1418 W. Center street. HOME AND INCOME Six room modern house, fine east front lot, garage, wash house, three room cottage in rear. Front house rents for $50. Price $5750—can give easy terms. See owner in rear, 321 Rose St. FOR SALE—50 ft. east front lot 2 blocks from Los Angeles-st. Close in. $1645—terms. First class east front lot between Center and new park. Owner wishes to sell. $3150—good terms. 4 room house, good lot, fine trees. $3000—terms. BIGELOW 105 Emily $3000 CASH LET ME SHOW YOU This beautiful east front bungalow just being completed, located in best residence section near new business center. Six large rooms, glassed in sleeping porch, breakfast nook, built in features, basement, furnace, garage with laundry. This fine lot, 50x170 has three bearing walnut trees and runs clear taru to next street with ample room for duplex house for income. Can give surprisingly easy terms. J. C. IDLOR, REALTOR Phone 882 248 East Center St. NOTICE! Anyone wanting lot in Hess tract apply at 242 W. Center as prices will advance within 10 days. START YOUR NEW HOME NOW $400 down. $10 per month will buy this beautiful large corner lot. All street improvements in Several Valencia orange trees. Splendidly located for two houses, Price $1500. $2250. Easy terms. Here is a new two room apartment equipped for house keeping. Immediate possession. This is built on back of lot: 50x150 in good location a few blocks from Philadelphia. FOR SALE—Good lot on N. Olive st. See owner and save agent's commission. Leaving town reason for selling. Phone 803. ONE OF THE BEST FOR SALE—Ten acres, 8-year uniform valencias. Beautiful home or boulevard with city gas and electricity. This is one of the finest valencia groves in the Anaheim district and can be handled with $10,000 cash, balance easy terms. Simpson Healy Company, 130 West Center-st. Anaheim. YOU RENT PAYERS WAKE UP! Beautiful 4 room new and modular lot. Price $4200. $500 down.$500 down 5 room house on good location. Large lot. Price $4700. Monthly payments.$500 down. 5 room, large lot on pav-ed street. Good location. Price $4600 Monthly payments.$500 down. Beautiful new 5 room house in good location. Large lot and good garage. Monthly payments. Price $6500. Exchange for 5 acre orange grove. We have lots of other homes on small payments. Come and have a talk and let us show you. See us on orange, peach, apricots, alfalfa or chicken ranches. We have good buys. 5 1-2 acres—2 1-4 acres in 3 year valencias; balance in lettuce, chillies. 4 room house and barn, water.$1000 cash or will take in house, Price $9000. 10 acres 3 year old valencias, free room house and Some Snap. $2000 an acre. Will take in house. FRANZ REALTY CO. 102 South Clementine St. FOR RENT Garage for rent, 238 W. Cypress. FOR RENT—2 room furnished apt. and garage. Call at 302 N. Citron. FOR RENT—New bungalow, modern throughout; garage, 1139 West Broadway. FOR RENT—4 room modern cottage. Inquire 542 Chestnut. Furnished rooms by day or week. Ceil Rooms, 110 N. Lemon. FOR RENT—Completely furnished 3 room apartment, dressing room, kitchenette and bath. Roberts Apartments. Phone 722 J. POULTRY FOR SALE—Incubator, 275 egg Queen. Phone 823-W. WANTED—Six barred rock cockerels. John G. Bircher, R. 3, Anaheim, Calif. WANTED—To buy POULTRY for cash. Will call for it. Phone E.W. ``` START YOUR NEW HOME NOW $400 down. $10 per month will buy this beautiful large corner lot. All street improvements in. Several Valencia orange trees. Splendidly located for two houses. Price $1500. $2250. Easy terms. Here is a new two room apartment equipped for house keeping. Immediate possession. This is built on back of lot 50x150 in good location a few blocks from Elks club. $2500 cash. Balance like rent. Five rooms on Broadway. Small house in rear rents for $20 per month. Price $5800. $3000 cash. Balance easy. New modern 5 room bungalow. Large east front lot 75x155. Price $6000. $800 down. Balance $50 a month and interest. New modern 5 room bungalow located in restricted tract. J. C. IDLOR, REALTOR Phone 882-248 East Center St. FOR RENT—Completely furnished 2 room apartment, dressing room, kitchenette and bath. Roberts Apartments. Phone 722 J. POULTRY FOR SALE—Incubator, 275 egg Queen, Phone 823-W. WANTED—Six barred rock cockerels, John G. Bircher, R. 3, Anaheim, Calif. WANTED—To buy POULTRY for cash. Will call for it. Phone E. W Pohlmann, 7-R-2; address R. F. D. 2 FOR SALE—50 White Leghorn pullets, 8 months old, all laying, good stock, $1.50 each. On road to Modjeska's home on So. end of Olive road. Mrs. E. O. Hooker. ANAHEIM FEED & FUEL COMPANY Hay, Grain, Feeds, Poultry Supplies, Fertilizers, Wood, Coal, Sprays and Insecticides Public Weigh Masters 242 W. Center St. Phone 817 Anaheim, California By H. M. TALBURT WEEE THERE YOU ARE BLESSE YOUR OLD HEART!!!