oc-plain-dealer 1923-01-05

YOU CAN'T START ANY YOUNGER TO WORK LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE INVITING RIDES IN THE MATTER OF ROAD DISTRICT IMPROVEMENT NO. 17, RESOLUTION OF INTENTION NO. 17. Pursuant to an order of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Orange, State of California. NOTICE IS HUMBER GIVEN that raised bid will be received by the Board of Supervisors or The said County up to eleven o'clock A.M. of January 23d, 1923, for the construction of a four inch thick gravel sub-base twenty-two feet in width except wide. There are present intersections and the laying of on asphalt concrete type pavement, eight feet in width, except as widened at street intersection, consisting of an asphalt concrete base three inches in thickness and a Willite Plastic Composition wearing surface two inches in thickness and including grading, calvert, gravel shoulders four feet in width on both sides of the pavement and all other work incidental thereto on Placentia Avenue commencing at the center of the Pall Road and extending northeast to the southerly edge of the existing pavement on the south-Olive Road. It is more particularly shown on Detail Sheet No. 2, 2, and 4 of the Plans and designated "Plan and Profile of Placentia Avenue." Also the construction of a four inch thick gravel sub-base and a five inch thick asphalt concrete type pavement layout consisting of a three inch thick asphalt concrete base and a two inch thick Willite Plastic Composition wetting surface and including grading, gravel shoulders and all other work incidental thereto at the intersection of Placentia Avenue and Ball Road to a grade and to a width as more particularly shown on Detail Sheet No. 9 of the Plans, and designated "Special Layout No. 1." Also the construction of a four inch thick gravel sub-base and a five inch thick asphalt concrete type pavement layout consisting of a three inch thick asphalt concrete base and a two inch thick Willite Plastic Composition wearing surface and including gravel shoulder and all other work incidental thereto at the intersection of Placentia Avenue and Warner Road to a grade and to a width, as more particularly shown on Detail Sheet No. 9 of the Plans, and designated "Special Layout No. 2." Also the construction of a four inch thick gravel sub-base and a five inch thick asphalt concrete type pavement layout consisting of a three inch thick asphalt concrete base and a two inch thick Willite Plastic Composition wearing surface and including gravel shoulder and all other work incidental thereto at the intersection of Placentia Avenue and South Street to a grade and to a width as more particularly shown on Detail Sheet No. 5 Ranch Property We specialize in Ranches of every description large and small, local and elsewhere. We can always describe just what you may want in the past but if you will let us know your desires we surely suit you. No harm to talk it over with us. HARGROVE REALTY CO. PHONE 1 109 East Center Street Anna Olinda Items OLINDA LEASE, Jan. 5. (Spl.)—Mr. Ernest Scribner, Mrs. M. R. Scribner, Maynard Scribner, Mrs. Trutwein and Mrs. Coonley attended the tournament of roses at Pasadena New Year's day. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Emory and children spent New Year's day at Long Beach visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Peck entertainel Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lawrence and son of El Segundo and Mrs. Buclah Pennyswift of Los Angeles over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Mann of the Santa Fe lease had dinner at Peck's Sunday. Mrs. Bert Longstreet, Mrs. La Brache of Ventura and Mrs. Ida Shelford of Healdsburg, had dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fogerty of the Columbia lease New Year's G. G. LIONS WILL ENTERTAIN GARDEN GROVE, Jan. At the noonday luncheon oncal Lions club Wednesday were made to enter Lionesses at the Garden Grove next Tuesday evening, where quiet and program. It was also decided to hire entertainment some time later to raise money with which the women's civic club in fund campaign, Dr. C. G. F. P. Gallienne were appoik take charge of this entertainment. Art and music was then the civic club Friday after W. M. Aldand, chairman ance committee, presented ferent ways of financing tion of the club house. Miss Ruth Violett returns lands Unly, the first of th The construction of a four inch thick gravel sub-base twenty feet in width and the laying thereof of an asphalt concrete type pavement sixteen feet in width, consisting of an asphalt concrete base three inches in thickness, and a Wilite Plastic Composition wearing surface two inches in thickness, including grading, calvertis gravel shoulders four feet in width on both sides of the pavement, grading and all other work incidental to Wagner Road, commencing at Placeia Avenue and extending Easterly to Vista Street, as more particularly shown on Detail Sheets Nos. 7 and 8 of the Plans and designated "Plan and Profile of Wagner Road." The surveyed center line of the improvement on Placeia Avenue, South Street and Wagner Road being more particularly described in the specifications for said work now on file in the office of the Clerk of said Board of Supervisors, and to which the attention of all bidders be called. Said being institute in the Road District Improvement No. 17, and in the third Road District of the County of Orange and said roads being further described in Resolution of Intention No. 47, in the Matter of Road District Improvement No. 17 heretofore filled with the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of said County and adopted by said Board in the matter of said Road District Improvement and said Resolution on file with the Clerk of said Board. The work herein referred to is to be done under the provisions of the Road District Improvement Act of 1907 and amendments thereto and according to the specifications on file therein in the office of the Clerk of said Board of Supervisors in said Act and the said Resolution of Intention and all proceedings had there under in the matter of said Road District Improvement No. 17, the attention of bidders is hereby directed and by this reference made part of this notice. Said Specification are open to inspection of bidding at the office of the Clerk of said Board. Copies of specification and forms for bids may be received upon application to J. McBride, Superintendent of Highways of the County of Orange, upon deposit with him of $5.00 which will be repaid upon return to him of said specifications. No bid will be received except upon forms or proposals for bids to be obtained from and贤贤ent of Highways. Attention of bidding is directed to the license firm. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Emory and children spent New Year's day at Long Beach visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Peck entertainell Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lawrence and son of El Segundo and Mrs. Buelah Pennywitt of Los Angeles over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Elinar Mann of the Santa Fe lease had dinner at Peck's Sunday. Mrs. Bert Longstreet, Mrs. La Brache of Ventura and Mrs. Ida Shelford of Healdsburg, had dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rogerty of the Columbia lease New Year's day. Mrs. La Brache and Mrs. Shelford have been visiting Mrs. Longstreet. Miss Charlotte Forsythe of Anheim has been visiting her cousin Miss Esther Seribner. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Clapp were Los Angeles visitors Tuesday. Mrs. La Brache, who has been visiting her brother Bert Longstreet, returned to her home in Ventura Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Little and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde La Muer visit Mr. and Mrs. John T. Greene of Uplands Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Greene are former residents of Olinda, owning the Olinda service station. Misses Hattie and Gladys Conn were the dinner guests of Miss Blythe Vaughn of Fullerton on New Year's day. GOVERNMENT PAYS 9 PCT. ON W. S. S. Did the Government pay 9 per cent on the war savings stamps, redenption of which began Tuesday at postoffice all over the country? Whether or not it permitted any such "get-rich quick" scheme, one could get that much interest, according to Postmaster J. F. Ahlborn. One could buy the stamps on the last day of any month, give notice of intent to redeem them next day and in 10 days get the money. The interest was four per cent compounded semiannually if the stamps were held to maturity, or three per cent if withdrawn before maturity. But the stamps increased in value on the first of each calendar month. Thru the local postoffice $139,500 worth of these stamps of the issues of 1918-19-29-21 were out. The interest ceased after Jan. 1. The stamps may be exchanged now for Treasury Savings Certificates in denominations of $25, $100 and $1,000. One pays for the first $20.50, for the second -82.00 and for the third $820. Exactly five years from date of purchase they are redeemable. The interest is the same as on the stamps plus 40 cents per $100.00. One can receive for the stamps $18.00 per $100.00 and value for value in certificates, if exchanged. Ahlborn said he expected to deliver five $1,000 certificates. The certificates cannot be cashed within from date of purchase and quet and program. It was also decided to hold certain time moneys for the women's civic club in fund campaign, Dr.C.C., F.P.Gallienne were appointed take charge of this entertainment Art and music was there the civic club Friday after W.M.Adland, chairman a committee were present ways of financing the club house. Miss Ruth Violet returns lands Univ. the first of two weeks' vacation the home of her parents Mrs.C.C.Violet. Mr. and Mrs.E.M.Detained at their beautiful west of Garden Grove on day in honor of the $22 anniversary of Mrs.Dozz J.A.Bodenhamer. A sumner was enjoyed, a "tattering been killed for the case vase of beautiful Hudley aparagus fern and a lace cake with red and white colored table Cover for the following: Mr. and Bodenhamer, Mr. and Mrs.Linda, Mr. and Mrs.Harris of Long Beach, Mr. and ter Stanley of Bellflower Mrs.H.A.Bodenhamer children, Mina, Alta and Mr.M.Doenens. The High School Plan hold a meeting in the Bay Low Monday evening, Jan attendance is desired at us matters of importance cussed. AULD LANG SWE NEW YEAR'S GARDEN GROVE, JANThe members of the Syne club honored them with a delightful New Saturday evening at the Mr. and Mrs.H.V.Neast of town. The rooms were arti-rated, the color scheme out in red and green. Games were played.The eating being a "white elephant which consisted of neat packages containing disgraceful numbers being by Miss Virginia Lowell Carol Ellsworth Clarence Luretta Walling,and a tation by Ray Newsom. A bountiful supper half past one by the follo-mrs.Mrs.Howard and Mrs.Joe Lowell,MillPinn,Mr.Mchelle,and Miss Perrey Hana;Mrs.Abe Johnson,Mrs.Wilson of Lagunaand Mrs.Will Newtonand Mrs.Red Hardy Supervisors in the above entitled matter to which said Act and the said Reception of Intention and all proceedings had there under in the matter of said Road District Improvement No. 17, the attention of bidders is hereby directed and this reference made a part of this notice. Said Specifications are open for inspection of bidders at the office of the Clerk of the Board. Copies of specifications and forms for bids may be procured upon application to J. L. McBride, Superintendent of Highways of the County of Orange, upon deposit with him of $5.00 which will be repaid upon return to him of paid civilifications. No bid will be received except upon forms or proposals for bids to be obtained from said Superintendent of Highways. Attention of bidders is hereby called to the license agreement of the Willie Company on file in the office of the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, Court House, Santa Ana, California. For the costs and expenses of the work and the proceedings, bonds will be issued to the amount of the same (tens cost of materials furnished by the County and cash payment by the County to the contractor) bearing interest at the rate of six percent per annum, payable semi-annually, and one-tenth part of the principal annually, all in gold coin and the aggregate principal of said bonds shall be paid and discharged within ten years from the issue thereof. Each bid must be accompanied by a certified check on some responsible bank for an amount not less than ten per cent. of the aggregate signed by the bidder with two sureties qualifying each in said amount over above all statutory exemptions before an officer competent to administer an oath. Such check or bond to be payable to the presiding officer of the Board of Supervisors and no bid will be considered unless accompanied by a check or satisfactory bond herein provided. The successful bidder will be required to enter into contract for said work and to execute a bond as provided by the act hereinbefore referred so that it shall be in said contract stated that in no case shall the County be liable under any contract, nor any officer thereof except for the discharge or criminal may under the law. Notice for bids and specifications of said work shall be attached to made a part of said contract, and attention is called to the provisions of Act, with reference to the awarding of the guarantee. The terms of said contract, the bond required to be executed for the performance of said contract, the failure of the successful bidder to enter into a contract and the payment for the doing of said work. The Board of Supervisors reserves the right to reject any or all bids. By order of the Board of Supervisors, County of Orange, State of California, made and entered this 2d day of January, 1923. J. M. BACKS. (SEAL) County Clerk and Ex-officio Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of the county of Orange. Publish Jan. 6 and 8th. PROPERTY of every description, elsewhere. We cannot may want in the paper, now your desires we can us. REALTY CO. Anaheim G. LIONS WILL ENTERTAIN WIVES GARDEN GROVE, dan. 6. (Spl) At the noonday luncheon of the lolions club Wednesday arrangements were made to entertain the onesses at the Garden Grove hotel next Tuesday evening, with a banquet and program. It was also decided to hold an entertainment some time next month raise money with which to assist the women's civic club in its building and campaign. Dr. C. C. Violett and P. Gallienne were appointed to take charge of this entertainment. Art and music was the subject of the civic club Friday afternoon. Mrs. T. M. Adland, chairman of the fin-ance committee, presented four different ways of financing the building of the club house. Miss Hutch Violett returned to Redlands Univ., the first of the week afternoon. NEW TODAY FOR SALE—5000 cubic feet of dairy fertilizer to be delivered about Nov. 15. F. W. Wright, 218 Walnut-st, Artesia. FOR SALE—Five passenger Dodge for quick turn at $350. Call at Myers Garage on N. Lemon-st. WANTED—Experienced man to take charge of an oil and gas station in Anaheim. West Brothers at Chestnut. FOR SALE—or exchange, 5 room house and large lot. Small payment down. Will take your equity in house and lot as part payment. Inquire 844 S. Lemon, Phone 536 W. FOR SALE—White corn on cob ar $160 per cwt. 2½ miles south of county road on Brookhurst, W. Schmid. FOR RENT—7 room house unfurnished. Automatic heater, garage. 201 E. Adele-st, Phone 598 J. FOR SALE—Bed, springs and mattress, 402 S. Philadelphia-st. WANTED Two young men to room with private family, including all home comforts. 130 W. Cypress. FOR RENT—4 room unfurnished bungalow, Inquire Fred Schneider. Sanitary Market, 114 E. Center. FOR RENT—Three furnished housekeeping rooms. Mrs. L. Scott, 923 East Santa Ana-st. FOR RENT—Five room house, unfurnished. Stewart Realty Co. FOR SALE—One Davenport, good as new. 305 East Chartres-st. FOR SALE—White leghorn laying hens $1 each; also two boilers and fixtures for 2000 capacity brooders, % mile west of Magnolia school. F. Stromberg, R. 2, Anaheim. LOST—a brown vanity case between Anaheim and Fullerton near Orange-thorpe-ave. Wednesday. Finder please call 847-J. FOR SALE—Large Burham phonograph with 15 records $135. Call 823 W. MISCELLANEOUS WOOD—Dry eucalyptus for sale Phone 16J3. Free eucalyptus wood for the cutting. R. Ramm, 3 miles west of Anaheim on Broadway. FOR SALE-$140 roll top desk $65. Also 5 office chairs, including one swivel, $2:50 each. 230 E. Center. Mr. A. Salaets, "The Rawleigh Man," who has been living at 418 N. Philadelphia-st., has moved to 817 N. Los Angeles-st. FOR SALE-$175 new Edison Console model. Has never been used. Will sell at substantial reduction. Inquire apt. 20, Colonial. ARE YOU WORRIED? See NICK HARRIS DETECTIVES, Santa Ana. Phone 1402 FOR SALE—2-ton trailer Apt. 12. Chamber of Commerce Apts. 409 S. Claudina. AUTOS & SUPPLIES FOR SALE—1918 Boick light, six Phone 383. All cord tires. FOR SALE—Bulek 4 1922 model couring; nearly new. Used only 4500 miles. A wonderful buy $750. 230 East Center-st. POULTRY WANTED—To buy POULTRY to cash. Will call for it. Phone E. W Pohlimm, 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. BABY CHICKS Can furnish strong, healthy, seleced S.C. White Leghorn chicks, from carefully cuffled and mated stock, for Jan., Feb., and March Price according to guaranteed egg records of parents stock. COSTA MESA HATCHERY W.R.Ritterhouse 19th and Avenue A. FOR SALE—5 finished or unfinished owner 502 N. FOR SALE—Park tract Te 313 E.Adele st. FOR SALE—Reasonably priced Claudina St. FOR SALE—dern house, payment down Leaving city: M.Veale 405 FOR SALE—tion; fine busi Fine business and good incldg.$2,500 soon. FRANK It was also decided to hold an entertainment some time next month raise money with which to assist the women's civic club in its building and campaign. Dr. C. C. Violett and P. Gallienne were appointed to take charge of this entertainment. Art and music was the subject of the civic club Friday afternoon. Mrs. T. M. Adland, chairman of the finance committee, presented four different ways of financing the building at the club house. Miss Huth Violett returned to Redlands Univ. the first of the week after a two weeks' vacation spent at one home of her parents, Dr. and Mrs. C. C. Violett. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Dozler entered at their beautiful home northwest of Garden Grove on New Year's day in honor of the 82nd birthday anniversary of Mrs. Dozler's father, A. Bodenhamer. A sumptuous dinner was enjoyed, a "fatted pig" having been killed for the occasion. A case of beautiful Hadley roses and aparagus fern and a large birthday cake with red and white candles decorated the table. Covers were laid for the following: Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bodenhamer, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Carr, and daughter Pauline of Yorba Linda, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harristo of Long Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Stanley of Bellflower, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Bodenhamer and three children, Mina, Alta and John, and Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Dozlier and three sons. The High School P.T.A. will hold a meeting in the Baptist bungalow Monday evening, Jan. 8. A good attendance is desired at this meeting as matters of importance will be discussed. AULD LANG SYNE NEW YEAR'S PARTY GARDEN GROVE, Jan. 5. (Spl.) The members of the Auld Lang Syne club honored their husbands with a delightful New Year's party Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Newsom, north east of town. The rooms were artistically decorated, the color scheme being carried out in red and green. Old fashioned games were played, the most interesting being a "white elephant" game which consisted of neatly bound up packages containing discarded toys. A delightful program was enjoyed, the numbers being a fancy dance by Miss Virginia Lowell, readings by Carol Ellaworth, Clarence Lowell and Luretta Walling, and a piano selection by Ray Newsom. A bountiful supper was enjoyed half past one by the following guests: Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wansum, Jr.; and Mrs. Joe Lowell, Mr. and Mrs. Will Pinn, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Mitchell, and Miss Perey Head of Santa Ana; Mrs. Abe Johnson and daughter Mrs. Wilson of Laguna Beach; Mr. and Mrs. Will Newcom of Rivera; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harrison of Perla. Los Angeles Markets Butter ... 52 Punch Extra ... 48 Case Counts ... 47 Pullete ... 45 Hens, under 3½ lbs., per lb... 24 Hens, colored, 4 lbs., and up each ... 26 FOR SALE—White leghorn laying hens $1 each; also two boilers and fixtures for 2000 capacity brooders, % mile west of Magnolia school, P Stromberg, R. 2, Anaheim. LOST—a brown vanity case between Anaheim and Fullerton near Orange-thorpe-ave Wednesday. Finder please call 847-J. FOR SALE—Large Burham phonograph with 15 records $135. Call 823 W. WANTED—4 sales ladies or gentlemen. Sales guaranteed. See Mr. Beamon Monday, Southland Hotel. HELP WANTED WANTED—Girl for general housework, Phone 319 W. WANTED—Girl for general housework on orange grove. Good wages and modern home, Phone 755-R-4. WANTED—Three first class Ford mechanics, George Dunton, Ford agency, Phone Mr. Halnes, 263. Will pay someone to cut down trees Third house east of Magnolia school, E.R.Price. Salesman wanted for nationally advertised specialty with strong local connection in Anaheim Also have some openings in other So.Cal cities Will train men.Call 8 a.m.or 7 p.m.at 119 No.Los Angeles street,Anaheim. TYPHOID FEVER MORTALITY WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.The reau of census announces there were over 8,000 deaths from typhoid fever in 1921 in the registration area which comprises 82 per cent of population.The death rate was 9 per 100,000 population in 1921 as compared with 7.8 in 1920. Of the 34 states shown for 1921 and 1920, only nine show lower rates in 1921 than in 1920 including California with 4.3 in 1921 compared with 4.8 in 1920. Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Resuits of Orange; Dr. and Mrs.Walter Hill of Long Beach; Mrs.Maude Burten-shaw and Mrs.Ada Cotter of Lebanon; Org.; Mr. and Mrs.W.J.Newson; Mr. and Mrs.J.C.Mitchell; Mr. and Mrs.A.C.Sanley; Mr. and Mrs.Edward Chaffee; Mr. and Mrs.Roy Oldfield and Miss Nettie Chaffee of Garden Grove. Johnston-Wicket Clinic Clinic Building, Anaheim Dr.H.A.Johnston Dr.W.H.Wickett Dr.H.D.Newkirk Dr.J.Robinson Dr.A.H.Galvin Dr.R.D.Alkman Dr.H.Van de Erve Dr.W.M.Cole Dr.M.W.Hollingsworth Dr.C.Mayfield Dr.B.Raiche Dr.I.C.Sutton J.S.Ward Ph.G. BLUNDER CORRECTED In making repairs on the road it is better to pull over toward the front instead of leaving your car in stock.$1.50 each.On road to Modjeska's home on So.end of Olive road.Mrs.E.O.Hooker. BABY CHICKS Can furnish strong healthy, selected S.C.White Leghorn chicks,从 carefully called and mated stock, for Jan., Feb., and March Price according to guaranteed egg records of parents stock. COSTA MESA HATCHERY W.R.Ritterhouse 19th and Orange Ave. Costa Mesa, Calif. ANAHEIM FEED & FUEL COMPANY Hay,Grain,Feeds,Poniltry Supplies Kertillizers, Wood,Coal,Sprays and Insecticides Public Weigh Masters 242 W.Center St. AnaheimCalifornia Professional Cards Telephone 554 X-Ray Diagnosis DR.W.L.SPATES Dentist Suite 211-12 Kraemer Building Anaheim, Calif. DR.JOHN A.JACKSON Physician & Surgeon Office and Residence 116 Melrose Phone 510-R DR.C.S.S.O'TOOLE Physician & Surgeon Phone:Residence 546 Office 569 A delightful program was enjoyed, the numbers being a fancy dance by Miss Virginia Lowell, readings by Carol Ellsworth, Clarence Lowell and Luretta Walling, and a piano selection by Ray Newsom. A bountiful supper was enjoyed half past one by the following guests: Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wansum, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lowell, Mr. and Mrs. Will Finn, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Mitchell, and Miss Perey Head of Santa Ana; Mrs. Abe Johnson and daughter Mrs. Wilson of Laguna Beach; Mr. and Mrs. Will Newsom of Rivera; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harrison of Peralta Heights; Mrs. Louise Ellsworth SALE CITY INCOME building, superior construction, mining $6,000.00... Price $50,000. good property and some cash in possession; balance from in-NTY REALTY CO. Phone 477 Los Angeles Markets Butter ..... 52 Pinech Extra ..... 48 Case Counts ..... 47 Pulllets ..... 45 Hens, under 3½ lbs., per lb ..... 24 Hens, colored, 4 lbs., and up each per lb ..... 28 Broilers, 1½ lbs., to 2 lbs., each 32 Fryers, 1½ to 2 lbs., each ..... 30 Broilers, 1 to 2½ lbs., each ..... 30 Roosters, soft hone, over 3 lbs. and up, per lb ..... 26 Duoklings, Pekins, 3½ lbs., and up, per lb ..... 22 Stags, per lb ..... 18 Old ducks, 3½ lbs., up, each lb. 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 ..... 33 Hen turkeys, 8 lbs., and up each per lb ..... 32 Hen tuckys, dressed, 7½ lbs., and up, each per lb ..... 37 Old tom turkeys, per lb ..... 36 BLUNDER CORRECTED In making repairs on the road it is better to pull over toward the curb, instead of leaving your car in the middle of the street. In this way you will make it much more convenient for other motorists and minimize the risk of injury to your own car. Mrs. F. C. Cruthers of Long Beach passed the day as the guest of Mrs. F. C. James. Long Beach Staff and Stone Works Mantels, Terazzo Floors, Architectural Decorations in Staff Composition and stone. 990 East Anaheim St. Long Beach Calif. An' He's Still Going! ATTABOY!! NOW I'M GOIN' WAY ROUND THE CORNER—SIT HERE AN' KEEP YOUR BARS OPEN!! HEY LADDIEFOR THE LUVWA MIKE-THAT'S THE WRONG WHISTLE!!! T 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 an 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 435 trees, most of which are Valencias and with a splendid getting 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 FOR SALE—5 room bungalow, furnished or unfurnished. Close in. See owner 502 N. Claudina St. FOR SALE—Cheap. Nice lot in Elk Park tract. Terms if desired. Call at 313 E. Adele St. FOR SALE—Small bungalow court. Reasonably priced, modern. 831 S. Claudina St. FOR SALE—Cheap. New 5 room modern house, garage 75x155. Small payment down; balance like rent. Leaving city; must sell at once. M. M. Veale-405 S. Rose. FOR SALE—Cigar store; good location; fine business. Fine business; new auto fixing lease and good income; long lease in new bldg. $2,500 will take it if taken soon. FRANZ REALTY CO. ONE OF THE BEST FOR SALE—Ten acres, 8-year uniform valencias. Beautiful home on boulevard with city gas and electricity. This is one of the finest valencias in the Anaheim district and can be handled with $10,000 cash, balance easy terms. Simpson Realty Company, 130 West Center-st. Anaheim. A REAL HOME 5 acres 5 year valencias, corner on blvd. 6 room house has a real future for subdivision. $26,500. Cash $13,-000. 5 acres 7 year valencias, $14,000. Cash $7,000. Small house. 7 room house, 3 bed rooms, $6,800. Basement and garage. 6 room strictly modern bungalow, $6,500. Cash $2,200. Balance $50 per month. Lots close to high school, $2,500. Cash $1,500. 10 year valencias orange FOR SALE—Cheap. New 5 room modern house, garage 75x155. Small payment down; balance like rent. Leaving city; must sell at once. M. M. Veale 405 S. Rose. FOR SALE—Cigar store; good location; fine business. Fine business; new auto fixing lease and good income; long lease in new bldg. $2,500 will take it if taken soon. FRANZ REALTY CO. 102 S. Clementine St. A FEW HIGH CLASS HOME OFFERINGS Beautiful home on Zeyn-st., six fine big rooms with hardwood floors, fireplace and built in features. The grounds are planted to shrubs and flowers. Well appointed home on N Lemonst. 6 rooms and sleeping porch. This home spells comfort all the way through and you will have to see it to appreciate it. Very modern. C.B. BERGER CO. REALTORS ANAHEIM CAL Ground Floor First National Bank Bldg NOTICE! Anyone wanting lot in Hess tract apply at 242 W. Center as prices will advance within 10 days. Wanted—Miscellaneous WANTED—Housework and washing. 1221 Pearl Street. WANTED—A large coal burner. Phone 447 J. Anaheim. WANTED—Position preparing evening meal by experienced cook. 419 Kroeger St. WANTED—Sewing children's clothes a specialty. Phone 580 W. or call East and Santa Ana-sts. Lady wants work nursing or housework for 5 or 6 hours a day. Address Box 618 care of Plain Dealer. WANTED—Housework in small family or motherless home by uninumbered widow. L. O. B. Yorba Linda, Calif. FEDERAL HOUSE CLEANING CO. From cellar to garret in one day. Phone 94, Anaheim.' Reference. RANCH SUPPLIES FOR SALE—Good wagon and flat rack. Call at 725 N. Lemon. A REAL HOME 5 acres 5 year valencias, corner on blvd. 6 room house has a real future for subdivision. $26,500, cash $13,000. 5 acres. 7 year valencias, $14,000. Cash $7,000. Small house. 7 room house, 3 bed rooms, $6,800. Basement and garage. 6 room strictly modern bungalow, $6,500. Cash $2,200. Balance $50 per month. Lots close to high school, $2,500. Cash $1,500. 10 year valencia orange trees. 6 room house, 3 bed rooms, 1 acre 9 year walnuts, $6,500. Cash $1,800. HARRY E. SCOTT. REALTOR 123 N. Los Angeles St. YOU RENT PAYERS WAKE UP! Beautiful 4 room new and modern large 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 pavillet 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, five room house and Some Snap.$3000 an acre. Will take in house. FRANZ REALTY CO. 102 South Clementine St. FOR RENT FOR RENT—Close in furnished rooms. Reasonable. 215 N. Claudina. FOR RENT—Garage. 217 Clementine-st. FOR RENT—Bungalow. 3 rooms and bath. 216 N. Philadelphia. FOR RENT—5 room unfurnished house, corner Broadway and Garden Grove. Phone 76-M. FOR RENT—4 room modern cottage.Inquire 542 Chestnut. LOST AND FOUND LOST—a light bay horse and dark bay mare at Buena Park. Finder phone Anaheim 761 J 3. WANTED—Housework in small family or motherless home by uninumbered widow. L. O. B. Yorba Linda, Calif. FEDERAL HOUSE CLEANING CO. From cellar to garret in one day. Phone 94, Anaheim. Reference. RANCH SUPPLIES FOR SALE—Good wagon and flat rack. Call at 725 N. Lemon. FOR SALE—Fresh Jersey cow. One mile south of Buena Park, George Cole. FOR SALE—One mule and 2 horse wagon. One mile north of Richfield on Buena Vista road. Calvie Steiner. 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—Apples and potatoes, Rome Beauty and Spitzenburg apples, organ packed $1.75 a box. Inahe Russetts potatoes $1.65 per cwt. O. DeLong Cypress, third house north of P. E. Station. Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Results FOR RENT—Bungalow. 3 rooms and bath. 216 N. Philadelphia. FOR RENT—5 room unfurnished house, corner Broadway and Garden Grove. Phone 76-M. FOR RENT—4 room modern cottage. Inquire 542 Chestnut. LOST AND FOUND LOST—a light bay horse and dark bay mare at Buena Park. Finder phone Anaheim 761 J 3. 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. Miller Bros. Cement Pipe and Concrete Work Phone Anaheim 100-R-4 By H. M. TALBURT