oc-plain-dealer 1923-01-26

YOU CAN'T START ANY YOUNGER REPRESENTED AT LODGE INITIATION GARDEN GROVE, Jan. 26.—(Spl) The following attended the public installation of the Royal Neighbor Lodge in Santa Ana Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. J. Hammontree, and daughters Chassie and Frances, Mr. and Mrs. T.C. Natland and son Leonard, Mrs. Marion Dallas, Miss Evelyn Aldrich, Miss Mary Evans, Miss Inez Russell, Miss Norma Larson and Mrs. K.S. Hendricks. An interesting program was enjoyed including readings by Miss Norma Larson and Miss Inez Russell. Six lots were sold in the Ocean Avenue Park tract Monday. This new sub-division was placed on the market about two months ago, and practically every lot has been sold. George Rolt, Mrs. Emima Holly, Mrs.G.F. Crane, Mrs.K.S. Hendricks and Mrs.E.A. Edgerly attended the installation of the Rosenance Circle of the G.A.R., at Orange Tuesday. A dinner and social time was enjoyed. The Misses Mary and Irma Lee were home from the U.S.C. from Friday until Tuesday. The Tuesday afternoon Club was entertained at the home of Mrs.W.J.Newsom, north of town. Mrs.C.R.Downs gave an interesting account of her trip to the British Isles, last summer, which was greatly enjoyed by all present. A delicious luncheon was served by the hostess. Mrs.Jennie White, 70 passed away at her home in Santa Ana last Thursday. Mrs. White formerly reside on the J.V.McConnell ranch south of Garden Grove. The Beta Sigma Sunday school class of the M.E.church has fitted their room up with rugs, furniture and pictures, which presents a pleasing and attractive appearance. Mr. and Mrs.Morris Urwick and little daughter Maxine, of Pomona, visited Saturday and Sunday at the home of Mrs.Urwick's parents, Mr. and Mrs.T.E.Niles. Mr. and Mrs.P.N.Larson and daughter Miss Norma, were dinner guests at the home of Mrs.Larson's sister in Santa Ana,Sunday. Ed Walters is having his house- FOR SALE SOUND INVESTMENTS VS. 10 Acres of the very best valencia oranges or $40,000. 20 Acres choice full bearing valencias on $90,000. Both of these can be bought on good terms. 20 acres, faces two 10 or four 5 acre tracts or just right for sub-dividing; and the payments it will sell itself and pay for itself. HARGROVE REALTY 109 East Center Street WANTED HAVE CASH BUYER FOR A VALENCIA ORANGE GROVE BE A GOOD GROVE AND THE MONEY. ORANGE COUNTY REALTY 133 So. Los Angeles St ONE-TENTH MARRIED WOMEN EMPLOYED WASHINGTON.—Is a woman's job just a stop-gap until the time when she shall marry? There been some justification for that belief among employers in the past, admits Miss Mary Gibson, employment manager of Joseph & Feiss Co., Cleveland. "One of our girls," she says, "on being reproved for some poor work, said to the foreman, 'You needn't act so smart. I can get married any day.' I gotta friend." But this idea must give way to figures which show that more than one tenth of the married women in the United States are gainfully employed. "Therefore," says Miss Gibson, "I The Betn Sigma Sunday school class of the M. E. church has fitted their room up with rugs, furniture and pictures, which presents a pleasing and attractive appearance. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Uwick and little daughter Maxine, of Pomona, visited Saturday and Sunday at the home of Mrs. Urwick's parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Niles. Mr. and Mrs. P. N. Larson and daughter Miss Norma, were dinner guests at the home of Mrs. Larson's sister in Santa Ana, Sunday. Ed Walters is having his household goods brought here from Imperial valley this week. Mr. Walters and family will soon move into their new home on West Acacia street. H. J. Phelps of San Dimas visited at the T. E. Niles home the first of the week. Mrs. P. M. German returned Monday from Downey where she spent several days with her sister, Miss Constance Irvine. Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Daniels of Ula City, was a visitor last Saturday at the T. J. Devine home. Mrs. Daniels and Mrs. Devine are sisters. H. E. Hand and wife of Reedley were week-end visitors at the C. B. Henry home. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Summers of Balboa were guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Henry last Friday. The Arts and Craft section of the Civic Club met at the home of Mrs. Pollard Wednesday, for an all day meeting. Mrs. Stillena of Santa Ana, teacher of Arts and Craft, was present, and assisted Mrs. D. C. Hogue on new work, now under way by the section. C. B. Henry and wife accompanied by their guests, H. E. Hand and wife of Reedley, attended a surprise party given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Henry in Santa Ana last Saturday in honor of the latter's birthday anniversary. A number of neighbors and friends were present and a most enjoyable evening was passed. Mrs. Belia Chaffee of Tawtow, Ill., arrived here Saturday for a visit at the home of Mrs. Susan Chaffee. She expects to remain in California for several months. The Ladies Aid and the Home and Foreign Missionary Societies of the M. E. Church held an all-day meeting at the church parlors Wednesday. Each society held their regular business session in th eforenoon, and at noon a lunch was served, after which the Foreign missionary society had the program. Rev. Cobb of Los Angeles was a caller at the J. G. Allen home Tuesday. A committee from the Baptist Young People's Union, consisting of Garfield Allen, George Tyler, Walter Lenhardt, Miss Evelyth Aldrich and Ethel Emerson spent Tuesday in several piano houses in Orange county looking for a plano for the society. George Rogers and family moved into their new six-room bungalow on Acacia street Monday, which they recently purchased from Loule and Mrs. G. F. Crane. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Kunz and three children and Miss Durke of Wesley, Iowa, who are spending the winter in Long Beach, were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Anderson Sunday. The following were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Andres Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. L. H Owen and children of Pomona Mr. and Mrs. Frank Woo,dhouse of Santa Ana, and E. Savage of Waupon, Wis. Mrs. Andres is a sister of Mr. Savage and Mrs. Owen. The W. C. T. U will hold a rum-mage sale in the Y.M.C.A.building Saturday, Feb 3rd. Mr. and Mrs. Lyon Pollins have moved to Inglewood where they will make their home. F. C. Thompson accompanied by Mrs.Anabel Ziegler, Miss Mabel Head and Anola Hayes visited Miss Dorcas Thompson at Alhambra Sunday where she is attending school. George Smith of Fresno was a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs.Earl Laid this week. Mrs. C.N White and two children from Taft have been guests at the C.O.Evans home the past week. Nets Benson of Maustin, Wis., and L.Benson of Elroy, Wis., who have been spending the past month at the M.S.Larson home, departed for their homes Monday. O.Alberts departed the first of the week for his home in Maustin, Wis.after an eight months' stay in Garden Grove, Mr.Alberts is a cousin of M.S.Larson. Mrs.J.W.Pugh visited with her son in Anaheim Wednesday. Mrs.C.O.Evans spent Wednesday with her husband who is in the California hospital in Los Angeles. The Beta Sigma Class of the M.E.church held their regular monthly meeting at the church Tuesday evening, about thirty young folks being present.Mrs.Downs gave an interesting account of her trip to Europe last summer.Refreshments of ice cream and cake were served. Jesse R.Phillips, nephew of Mrs.Efnest Arrowsmith, was married Saturday evening at Chino, to Miss Myr Rev. Cobb of Los Angeles was a caller at the J. G. Allen home Tuesday. A committee from the Baptist Young People's Union, consisting of Garfield Allen, George Tyler, Walter Lenhardt, Miss Evelyth Aldrich and Ethel Emerson spent Tuesday in several piano houses in Orange county looking for a piano for the society. George Rogers and family moved into their new six-room bungalow on Acacia street Monday, which they recently purchased from Louie Beardsley. Mrs. A. W. Schweiger and daughter Mrs. Pearl Haskins were guests of friends in Long Beach Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Monroe entertained with a dinner Friday evening in honor of the birthday anniversary of Mrs. Dessa Emerson. Besides the host and hostess covers were laid for Mrs. Emerson, Mrs. Ella Homes of San Bernardino, Mrs. Win Schnitger, and Mrs. Emily Monroe. A. W. Schweiger is spending several days in Long Beach this week. The Amona and Agoga Baptist Sunday school classes will have a kid party this evening at the Baptist bungalow, Games, music and a general good time will be had. Refreshments will be served. Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Gallienne are rejoicing over the arrival of a little daughter, Marjorie Bernice, born at the local hospital Sunday, January 21st. F. H. Felberg was a business visitor in Los Angeles Tuesday. Mrs. H. A. Baker who has been quite ill with pneumonia is improving. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Davis have rented their ranch home near Garden Grove and are leaving this week for Wildomar. They are making the change hoping the climate will be beneficial to their health, and expect to be gone a year. J. L. Sowers sold his home this week to Mrs. Addie Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Sowers will continue making Garden Grove their home as they expect to purchase another home here. Mrs. G. F. Crane returned Thursday from Laguna Beach where she visited a week with her daughter, Mrs. Fred Mott. Mr. and Mrs. L. Covell and little daughter, Martha Joy of Long Beach spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. Mrs. J. W. Engh visited with her son in Anaheim Wednesday. Mrs. C. O. Evans spent Wednesday with her husband who is in the California hospital in Los Angeles. The Beta Sigma Class of the M.E.church held their regular monthly meeting at the church Tuesday evening, about thirty young folks being present. Mrs. Downs gave an interesting account of her trip to Europe last summer. Refreshments of ice cream and cake were served. Jesse R. Phillips, nephew of Mrs. Ernest Arrowsmith, was married Saturday evening at Chino, to Miss Myrtle Black of Chino. Mr. Phillips was formerly at Garden Grove boy. Mrs. T. E. Lake entertained the following ladies at her home Friday evening: Mrs. F. L. Lake, Mrs.Koalka and Mrs.Henry Kowalka of Bellflower, Mrs.W.W.Dungan, Mrs.A.T.Dungan and Mrs.A.M.Steldinger of Garden Grove. Elmer Nearing has been quite ill the past week. Poly Roy and family moved into their new home on North Euclid ave., this week. Mrs. C. Towner and mother Mrs.Mary Garner and Mrs.Felt of Santa Ana, were Sunday guests at the home of Mrs.K.S.Hendricks. Mrs. W.B.Hurper attended the W.C.T.U.meeting at Placentia Tuesday afternoon YOUNGER TO BUY REAL ESTATE IN THE FAST GROWTH REAL ESTATE MENTS VS. "BARGAINS" best valencia oranges close to Anaheim, bearing valencias on paved boulevard; ought on good terms. The latter piece, or four 5 acre tracts on the paved road ing, and the payments can be made so y for itself. WE REALTY CO. Anaheim WANTED BUYER FOR A 10 ACRE ORANGE GROVE. MUST GROVE AND WORTH THE MONEY. UNTY REALTY CO. INC. So. Los Angeles St. LAMES FOR POPE ROME—The traditional ceremony of blessing two snow-white lambs will take place in Saint Agnes' church tomorrow. The lambs are presented to the pope by St. Agnes' Sisters, and their wool is destined to the weaving of the Sacred Pallium (a scarf-like vestment of white wool with red crosses, worn by the pope and certain metropolitans and archbishops). STOP NEW TODAY FOR SALE—75 laying hens and pullets. White Leghorns. Good stock. A. H. Klein, corner Magnolia and Claire. WANTED—Energetic reliable man for ranch and garden work close in. steady job for the right party. Inquire Anaheim Orange and Lemon Association. Opposite S. P. Depot. FOR RENT—3 rooms and bath, suitable for couple. New modern, convenient, gas hot and cold water. Furnished or unfurnished. Phone 832-1 or call at Flat No. 1, Economy Flats 401 So. Claudina-st. ABOUT fifty tons of 1st class dairy alfalfa. A real price on quantity orders. J. E. Schumacher Co., end of W. Center-st. Phone 794. FOR SALE—About 250 good size walnut trees for setting cheap. Apply Stantonm Ranch, Brookhurst, or phone 1631. Anaheim, between 12 and 1 or after 5. THE EYES OF THE WORLD Are looking at Santa Fe Springs. I can deliver you a deed to 10 acres all oil rights included, ten acres of four-year-old valencias. A 1500 barrel well came in last night within a mile of this ten. Three other wells drilling right close and LISTEN TO THIS. I can sell you this 10 acres grove for $27,500 with all OIL RIGHTS. Will take half cash and quick action. JAMES E. STEWART 236 W. Center St. Phone 738 FOR RENT—Front bedroom. Close in. Phone 465-R. FOR SALE—One six-room house, 216 N. Claudina, $6000 takes it. $3000 down. Balance 5 years. See L. P. Dunlap, owner. FOR RENT—4-room cottage with bath on Pearl-st, $20 per month. Phone 67-W. FOR SALE—I like it, but don't need it. Nash 6 touring, used 6 months. Terms: 116 Resh-st. FOR RENT—2-room furnished apartment. 412 Elm-st. FOR RENT—4-room house and bath. Inquire 532 So. Los Angeles-st. FOR RENT—4 room unfurnished house and garage. Call at 227 N. Clementine. FOR RENT—5-room house, $45 per month, water and light paid. Inquire 331 S. Kroeger. Phone 621. Call Friday or Saturday. FOR RENT—5-room unfurnished apartment. Inquire 217 N. Olive. POULTRY FOR SALE—Baby chicks. First hatch, Jan. 26th. E. M. Chalmers. FOR SALE—Laying pullets, cheap. Phone 524-J. FOR SALE—One turkey hen and 3 toms for breeding. Fine stock Mrs. R. N. Allen, R. No. 5, Box 80. FOR SALE—White Leghorn hatching eggs. A. L. Wolfert, one block west Cypress garage, Cypress. WANTED—To buy POULTRY for cash. Will call for it. Phone E.W Pohlmann, 7-R-2; address R.P.D.Z INCUBATORS AND BROODERS We carry a complete nine of incubators and brooders both oil and electric; new and some second hand. Come in and see the New Reliable Brooders. If it is for chickens we have it. ORANGE COUNTY HATCHERY 321 East Fourth Santa Ana BABY CHICKS When you buy chicks from us you know what you are getting, because we hatch only from purebred flocks that have been closely culled for both standard qualities and egg production; that have housed and fed for breeding purposes, and that are free from lice and mites, thus you are going to get real vitality and will raise a larger per cent of chicks that will produce the eggs. Come in and talk it over and put your orders in now for any future date. STOP IF YOU ARE Pinched for cash, we have some wonderful bargains in reconditioned cars. Ford 1922 touring car Chevrolet 1922, 490 touring car Nash 1921, touring car Nash 1920, touring car Nash 1919, touring car Studebaker Special Six, touring car Hupmobile Model K, touring car Dodge 1918, roadster Cadillac Type 53, touring car FOR RENT—Front bedroom. Close in. Phone 469-R. FOR SALE—One six-room house, 216 N. Claudina, $6000 takes it. $3000 down. Balance 5 years. See L. P. Dunlap, owner. FOR RENT—4-room cottage with bath on Pearl-st, $20 per month. Phone 67-W. FOR SALE—I like it, but don't need it. Nash 6 touring, used 6 months. Terms: 116 Resh-st. Wanted—Miscellaneous WANTED—Agents to sell $2 article. Not a house to house canvasser, but a good reliable party can make a handsome income. 123 N. Los Angeles-st. FEDERAL HOUSE CLEANING CO From cellar to garret in one day. Phone 94, Anaheim. Reference. WANTED—Housework by eastern lady. Can take full charge. Good sewer. Adress A. L. N. care Plain Dealer. CATHOLIC STUDENTS FORM CLUB AT U. S. C. As a means of bringing together Catholic students attending the University of So. Calif., efforts are made to form a Catholic Student's club. Those who are fostering the movement are looking forward to the eventual establishment of a local chapter of the Newman club, a national organization for Catholic students in non-Catholic institutions of higher learning. "Catholics at U. S. C. have little opportunity of knowing or of meeting each other," declared Elmer Klamrother, who is one of the organizers of the club, in a recent interview. "With the formation of the club it will be possible for students of our faith to become acquainted with each other. BEANS BAGS AND TWINE A. NELSON Bean Dealer Buena Park Phone—Anaheim 762-J-3 —Fullerton 178-R-1 Los Angeles Markets Butter ..... 53 Fresh Extra ..... 39 I-2 Core Counts ..... 38½ Pullets ..... 34 BABY CHICKS When you buy chicks from us you know what you are getting, because we hatch only from purebred flocks, that have been closely culled for both standard qualities and egg production; that are housed and fed for breeding purposes, and that are free from lice and mites, thus you are going to get real vitality and will raise a larger per cent of chicks that will produce the eggs. Come in and talk it over and put your orders in now for any future date. ORANGE COUNTY HATCHERY 321 E. Fourth. 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 Professional Cards Telephone 554 X-Ray Diagnosis DR. W. L. SPATES Dentist Suite 211-12 Kraemer Building Anaheim, Calif. FRANKLIN KERR M. D. and D. O. HOMEAPATHIC MEDICINE and ELECTRO THERAPY Price Bldg. 1 to 5 and 7 to 8 P.M. Garden Grove Phone 113 Emergency calls answered at any hr. DR·JOHN A. JACKSON Physician & Surgeon Office and Residence 116 Melrose Phone 510-R DR. C. S. O'TOOLE Physician & Surgeon Phone: Residence 546 Office 569 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. Aikman Dr. H. Van de Erwe Dr. W. M. Cole Nash 1920, touring car Nash 1919, touring car Studebaker Special Six, touring car Hupmobile Model K, touring car Dodge 1918, roadster Cadillac Type 53, touring car Buick Four Cylinder, touring car Dodge touring car Ford 1917, touring car Chevrolet 1921, touring car Bob White FRANKLIN NASH 332 W. Center St. Anaheim Phone 548 Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Results Los Angeles Markets Butter ... 53 Fresh Extra ... 39 1-2 Core Counts ... 38½ Pulllets ... 34 Hens, under 3¼ lbs., per lb ... 24 Heng, colored, 4 lbs., and up each per lb ... 28 Broilers, 1½ lbs., to 2 lbs., each 30 Fryers, 1½ to 2 lbs., each ... 30 Broilers, 1 to 2½ lbs., each ... 30 Roosters, soft bone, over 3 lbs. and up, per lb ... 26 Ducklings, Pekins, 2½ lbs., and up, per lb ... 26 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 ... 48 Hen turkeys, 8 lbs., and up each per lb ... 32 Old tom turkeys, per lb ... 36 LOST AND FOUND LOST—Bay horse, 10 years old, with halter and rope. Notify S. M. Williams. R. 4. Box 183, Anaheim. LOST OR STRAYED—Large shaggy, brown airdale dog. Phone Anaheim 494 R. K. Reward. The grief at parting is explained by the fate that the American army of occupation was the chief occupation of the residents. THE COP NOW LADDIE—BE A NICE POODLE WHILE CASEY RUNS OVER TO THE SENATE AN SEES ABOUT HIS APPOINTMENT IF THEY LET HOUNDS IN ILL COME BACK AN GET YOU THERE'S A GUARD NOW—ILL FIND OUT IF THEY LET DOGS IN! MUZZLE? Cypress by United Fashion Syndicate FAST GROWING CITY OF ANAHEIM RENT 2-room furnished Elm-st. Room house and bath: Los Angeles-st. Room unfurnished Call at 227 N. Room house, $45 per and light paid. In-rooger. Phone 621. Saturday. Room unfurnishedaire 217 N. Olive. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE WE MAKE First Mortgage Loans On Improved Ranch Property C. B. BERGER CO. Realtors Ground Floor First National Bank Bldg. Phone 523 Anaheim, Calif. NINE-ROOM house for sale, to be moved off lot, put in bldt to city manager by Jan. 25. All considered. FOR SALE—Seven acres eight-year-old Valenelas. This has one of the heaviest crops in the close in Anaheim district and can be bought at a price that is right. Five-room home, garage, barn, etc. Five-room modern home with three lots for only $6000, $1600 down. We have some 50 foot lots, one corner, close to high school in excellent locality for $1800, $300 down, balance monthly payments. SIMPSON REALTY COMPANY 130 West Center-st. NOTICE! Anyone wanting lot in Hess tract apply at 242 W. Center as prices will advance within 10 days. BUSINESS CHANCES all kinds, from $1000 and up cash payments down, $500 and up. Cafeteria well located; 5-year lease. You can test the business by taking cash yourself. Will build a house and sell you a lot, only $500 cash, balance monthly. Lots from $700 up, 10 per cent cash 2 acre row land right in orange grove district, $600 per acre, half cash. 6-room modern bungalow, nicely located. Small cash payment down or will divide into three parts. No agents. Owner, box 300 Plain Dealer. SUNKIST ORANGE GROVES $3000 down beautiful 5 acre Valencia grove 4 yr. old trees. This is a good buy. East of town. Price $13,000. Beautiful 10 acre Valencia grove, fine 7 room house. These trees are 7 and 9 yr. old. Real country home. Property located on a corner. Part cash. Price $45,000. 10 acres beautiful 3 yr. old valencias very good buildings and house. This is A1 property. Part cash. Price $30,000. LOVELY HOMES $300 down 5 room house, fine yard lots of flowers and good lawn. Located on Paved St. Will take in Anto. Monthly payments. Price $4700. $300 down 4 room modern house; good location. Price $4700—$50.00 per month. Will take in auto. $3000 down beautiful 6 room house large lot good garage on paved St. Price $11,000. Will take in apartment. $3000 down beautiful 6 room house on paved st. This house is nearly new, good garage and fine location on Broadway. Price $10,000. WILL FURNISH LOT AND BUILD YOU A HOUSE TO SUIT FOR $500 DOWN DAILY PAYMENT BUSINESS CHANCES all kinds, from $1000 and up cash payments down, $500 and up. Cafeteria well located, 5-year lease. You can test the business by taking cash yourself. Will build a house and sell you a lot, only $500 cash, balance monthly. Lots from $700 up, 10 per cent cash 20 acre row land right in orange grove district, $600 per acre, half cash. 5-room modern bungalow, nicely located. Small cash payment down or will consider first class contract in exchange. HARRY E. SCOTT REALTY 123 N. L. A. ST. MISCELLANEOUS WOOD—Dry eucalyptus for sale. Phone 16J3. WANTED—We will buy your masquerade and fancy costumes. Call 970 Toyland, 139 N. Los Angeles-st. FOR SALE—Chevrolet, cheap. Apply 123 S. Olive-st. FOR SALE—Trailor, good as new. Fred Link, corner of Orange and Dale ave. ATTENTION Owner sacrifice A-1 Ford Sedan. Many extras, must be sold this week. Box A, Plain Dealer. PIANO-SACRIFICE Beautiful Chickering, like new, cost $1000. Will sell for less than half price. Must sell at once. Inquire Swanson, care the S. Q. R. Store. Phone 69. FOR SALE—Windows, doors, four French doors, lavatory and basin; gas heater and tank and other articles for building material. Inquire 714 N. Lemon-st. RANCH SUPPLIES FOR SALE—Fresh Jersey cow, N. D. McDowell, 3-4 mile west of Buena Park on Orangethorpe Rd. FOR SALE—Helfer with calf, 1 mile west and 1 1-2 miles north of Garden Grove. Carl Fluegge. FOR SALE—Six foot double disc, used very little.* C. L. McComber, Buena Park. Phone Fullerton 176R1. FOR SALE—2000 two-year Valencias in our nursery near Garden Grove, 50,000 sour orange, 10,000 D. Lotuh persimmons, seedbed trees in our nursery at Pasadena, Southland Nurseries, 1967 E. Colo. St., Pasadena. Phone Colo. 6352. FOR SALE—5000 cubic feet of dairy fertilizer to be delivered about Nov. 15. F. W. Wright, 218 Walnut-st, Artesia. FOR SALE—Pair of black horses, 7 and 9 years old. J. W. Johnson, Richfield Blvd., Atwood. MONEY TO LOAN Why pay rent when we can loan you the money to improve that vacant lot or to purchase a home already built. We loan up to 70 per cent of the value upon easy terms. NO COMMISSION CHARGED. THE CORNELL COMPANY No. 201 Commercial Building Cor. Emily and Center PHONE 931 "LIVE CITY PROPERTY" EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE—Fine location, paved street, a beautiful and complete home in select residence district. Priced right at $10,000. Terms. SIX ROOMS—Brand new, large sunny rooms, cast front, a very well finished house containing the latest and best built-ins, hardwood floors. One hundred foot frontage on good street. A very good buy at $8800. About one-half cash. SIX ROOMS—Three bedrooms, large frontage on main paved street. Price $8500. One-half cash. WEST CENTER STREET—Lot, close in, 44x200. Price $3750. BIG WALNUT TREES—Shade this two thirds of an acre of ground with a nice, modern five-room house and garage located well in city limits. Three large lots can be cut from this; leaving large lot with buildings. One share of Anaheim Union stock., valued at $200. Goes with this place. SEE MR. FISCHER FOR SALE—2000 two-year Valencias in our nursery near Garden Grove, 50,000 sour orange, 10,000 D. Lotuh persimmons, seedbed trees in our nursery at Pasadena. Southland Nurseries, 1967 E. Colo. St., Pasadena. Phone Colo. 6352. FOR SALE—5000 cubic feet of dairy fertilizer to be delivered about Nov. 15. F. W. Wright, 218 Walnut-st, Artesia. FOR SALE—Pair of black horses, 7 and 9 years old. J. W. Johnson. Richfield Blvd., Atwood. FOR SALE—Fuller and Johnson farm pump engine, pump jack, pipe and cylinder. J. F. Roe, Ball and Brookhust road. Phone Anaheim 37J3. FOR SALE—Fresh doe, $25; others to freshen $10 to $25. Buck service $2.50. Cornish game, Silver Campine and Brown Leghorn eggs for setting bull pups $5. One-half mile west of Cypress. Address Mrs. C. R. John, Buena Park. BLUNDER CORRECTED (By John Plant) Fire Prevention Chief of Chicago Do you know that the ordinary oil mop stored away in the attic will ignite? After a mop has become useless, burn it. SEE MR. FISCHER NOTICE I have decided to sell two or three of my choice lots in the Owens-Jones Tract. See me or any dealer for special prices during the next ten days only. HARRY F. DIERKER 120 N. Los Angeles St. Anaheim—Phone 199 By H. M. TALBURT