oc-plain-dealer 1923-12-26

REAL NEW CITY OR COUNTY EXCAVATIONS WILL START SHORTLY Detailed Plan Out For Bank Building City's Finest Structure The new American Savings Bank building, to be erected at the northeast corner of North Chaddisland and East Center streets, will be started soon after Jan. 15, when the dismantling of the present one story brick buildings is scheduled to begin, according to M. Eugene Durfee, the architect. Wilson & Bever are the general contractors. This building will be the most beautiful and modern business block in the city, according to Durfee. Mr. Kraemer has been doing a great deal for the City of Anaheim in the way of permanent, land foundation of values, claim (By EMILE E. KAHN, Vice President, California Real Estate Association) The foundation of all securities is the ground we walk on; the ground we live on. The globe we call the earth holds in its bosom and upon its surface the substance of everything that gives authentic security to all the physical wealth. The increasing population of this Western Coast, the Westward flow of people from the East, continually add to the substantial security of this particularly favored part of our country. Home ownership makes for better citizenship. Better citizenship makes for better governments and better government makes for better security. Security that not only retains its stability, but adds in full measure to it continually. Why do bank examiners insist on savings banks carrying a large part of their loans on land mortgages? Why do large insurance companies follow the same reasoning? Why do the courts favor the placing of trust or estate funds on securities based on real estate? Proper judgment and careful investigation, in the selection, in the choice or construction of the home, is insurance for the stability of property. Fewer losses have transpired in the smaller loans, such as home loans, during pannicky periods than in loans made on any other kind of securities. The old adage of not more new houses are planned on BEVER. Six new houses are placed for the Beverly Tract. Horbach of the Golden Realty Co... representativeness. This makes 2 residences completed, under construction or plumbing with a total of only 12 in the tract. Streets been graded and oiled. tract adjoints the fines dences in the entire city is convenient to three district schools. FARMING IMPROVEMENT EXCEED EXPLOIT By ROBERT S. THORN (T. N. S. Staff Correspondent) WASHINGTON, Dec. 26th the first time in the history, the United States porting more agriculture ducts than being on the department of agriculture announced today. America's favorable agricultural trade balance has beenpletely wiped out, while tion's total exports exceedports during the year less than a quarter of dollars. This condition has conspired despite the fact that the States is the greatest agricountry in the world. Figures compiled by partiment of agriculture that imports of farm will be started soon after Jan. 15, when the dismantling of the present one story brick buildings is scheduled to begin, according to M. Eugene Durfee, the architect. Wilson & Bever are the general contractors. This building will be the most beautiful and modern business block in the city, according to Durfee. "Mr. Kraemer has been doing a great deal for the City of Anaheim in the way of permanent, substantial, beautiful buildings, but this building when completed will be his greatest achievement." Durfee declared. The structure will extend 48 feet on East Center and 91 feet on North Claudina and be six stories high, not including basement. The Union Iron Works of Los Angeles has the contract to furnish the steel frame and William H. Wilson of Los Angeles the pressed steel joists for the floor, which will be of steel and concrete. H. H. Armbrust will provide the mechanical equipment and vacuum heating system and F. H. Garrison the plumbing. The Otis Elevator Co. will furnish the two elevators to be used, one a high speed car with switch control, to be used during the business hours, the other automatic operated by a push button. The latter will have automatic self closing doors and will be so arranged that when passengers leave, the door will automatically close and the person on any other floor can bring the car to that floor whether the gates have been closed or not, thus eliminating the annoyance of being unable to start the elevator. The exterior finish of the building will be a Matte glaze turra cotta and enamel brick, very light in color. The building will be an adaptation of classic design with modified Italian detail. Pilasters grouped about the first story will be Corinthian, the capitals of which are duplicates of those of the Temple of Veeta at Tivoli, Italy. The first story, and basement will be used to house the American Savings Bank, and on account of this fact the building is being worked out on a design that is more or less of a monumental nature, which would have been impossible had the first story been given over to mercantile purposes. "This building," said Durfee, "will be by far the most beautiful in Anaheim, with a design such as compares with any of the better buildings in Los Angeles." A marked feature will be the ventilating system, which will their loans on land mortgages? Why do large insurance companies follow the same reasoning? Why do the courts favor the placing of trust or estate funds on securities based on real estate? Proper judgment and careful investigation in the selection, in the choice or construction of the home, is insurance for the stability of property. Fewer losses have transpired in the smaller loans, such as home loans, during pannicky periods than in loans made on any other kind of securities. The old adage of not keeping all of ones eggs in one basket holds good in this. The home owner acquires saving and thrifty habits. His personal contact with his personal possession automatically insures and promotes these habits. In the aggregate of mortgage foreclosures, the proportion of loss of homes is insignificant. As a general rule this class of security improves. The physical value is increased by constant betterment, while the liability decreases by the payment of installments. INDUSTRY BARRED Orange-co has lost one industry, figuratively smothered by natural gas, it appeared today from a communication in the hands of County Clerk J. M. Backs. Serawied on the back of a postcard, a message was received from S. J. Mates, the Hotel Hoyt. Portland, asking names of Orange-co cities using artificial gas. "My business requires artifical gas." Mates wrote. The last artificial gas disappeared when Newport Beach changed to natural gas several years ago. XMAS BURGLARIES Burglaries occurred Christmas at the residences of Mrs. Donald Munger, 315 No. Narwood ave. and G. W. Lear, 146 No. Princeton ave. Fullerton. At the former place a savings bank, containing about $10 in change, and a shirt were taken, and at the latter a full set of carpenter tools. Neighbors heard the burglars at the Munger home, but did not investigate. They overlooked some valuable silverware and a large quantity of holiday presents. BANDITS FAIL LOS ANGELES, Dec. 26—Threatening to kill if they made outy, three bandits entered the Grauman Egyptian Theater early today, bound two janitors and then with acetylene torches burned off the combination of the theater's big safe, only to find it empty. The bandits did not visit the box office where was a smaller safe containing several thousand their loans on land mortgages? Why do large insurance companies follow the same reasoning? Why do the courts favor the placing of trust or estate funds on securities based on real estate? Proper judgment and careful investigation in the selection, in the choice or construction of the home, is insurance for the stability of property. Fewer losses have transpired in the smaller loans, such as home loans, during pannicky periods than in loans made on any other kind of securities. The old adage of not keeping all of ones eggs in one basket holds good in this. The home owner acquires saving and thrifty habits. His personal contact with his personal possession automatically insures and promotes these habits. In the aggregate of mortgage foreclosures, the proportion of loss of homes is insignificant. As a general rule this class of security improves. The physical value is increased by constant betterment, while the liability decreases by the payment of installments. INDUSTRY BARRED Orange-co has lost one industry, figuratively smothered by natural gas, it appeared today from a communication in the hands of County Clerk J. M. Backs. Serawied on the back of a postcard, a message was received from S. J. Mates, the Hotel Hoyt. Portland, asking names of Orange-co cities using artificial gas. "My business requires artifical gas." Mates wrote. The last artificial gas disappeared when Newport Beach changed to natural gas several years ago. XMAS BURGLARIES Burglaries occurred Christmas at the residences of Mrs. Donald Munger, 315 No. Narwood ave. and G. W. Lear, 146 No. Princeton ave. Fullerton. At the former place a savings bank, containing about $10 in change, and a shirt were taken, and at the latter a full set of carpenter tools. Neighbors heard the burglars at the Munger home, but did not investigate. They overlooked some valuable silverware and a large quantity of holiday presents. BANDITS FAIL LOS ANGELES, Dec. 26—Threatening to kill if they made outy, three bandits entered the Grauman Egyptian Theater early today, bound two janitors and then with acetylene torches burned off the combination of the theater's big safe, only to find it empty. The bandits did not visit the box office where was a smaller safe containing several thousands their loans on land mortgages? Why do large insurance companies follow the same reasoning? Why do the courts favor the placing of trust or estate funds on securities based on real estate? Proper judgment and careful investigation in the selection, in the choice or construction of the home, is insurance for the stability of property. Fewer losses have transpired in the smaller loans, such as home loans, during pannicky periods than in loans made on any other kind of securities. The old adage of not keeping all of ones eggs in one basket holds good in this. The home owner acquires saving and thrifty habits. His personal contact with his personal possession automatically insures and promotes these habits. In the aggregate of mortgage foreclosures, the proportion of loss of homes is insignificant. As a general rule this class of security improves. The physical value is increased by constant betterment, while the liability decreases by the payment of installments. INDUSTRY BARRED Orange-co has lost one industry, figuratively smothered by natural gas, it appeared today from a communication in the hands of County Clerk J. M. Backs. Serawied on the back of a postcard, a message was received from S. J. Mates, the Hotel Hoyt. Portland, asking names of Orange-co cities using artificial gas. "My business requires artifical gas." Mates wrote. The last artificial gas disappeared when Newport Beach changed to natural gas several years ago. XMAS BURGLARIES Burglaries occurred Christmas at the residences of Mrs. Donald Munger, 315 No. Narwood ave. and G. W. Lear, 146 No. Princeton ave. Fullerton. At the former place a savings bank, containing about $10 in change, and a shirt were taken, and at the latter a full set of carpenter tools. Neighbors heard the burglars at the Munger home, but did not investigate. They overlooked some valuable silverware and a large quantity of holiday presents. BANDITS FAIL LOS ANGELES, Dec. 26—Threatening to kill if they made outy, three bandits entered the Grauman Egyptian Theater early today, bound two janitors and then with acetylene torches burned off the combination of the theater's big safe, only to find it empty. The bandits did not visit the box office where was a smaller safe containing several thousands their loans on land mortgages? Why do large insurance companies follow the same reasoning? Why do the courts favor the placing of trust or estate funds on securities based on real estate? Proper judgment and careful investigation in the selection, in the choice or construction of the home, is insurance for the stability of property. Fewer losses have transpired in the smaller loans, such as home loans, during pannicky periods than in loans made on any other kind of securities. The old adage of not keeping all of ones eggs in one basket holds good in this. The home owner acquires saving and thrifty habits. His personal contact with his personal possession automatically insures and promotes these habits. In the aggregate of mortgage foreclosures, the proportion of loss of homes is insignificant. As a general rule this class of security improves. The physical value is increased by constant betterment, while the liability decreases by the payment of installments. INDUSTRY BARRED Orange-co has lost one industry, figuratively smothered by natural gas, it appeared today from a communication in the hands of County Clerk J. M. Backs. Serawied on the back of a postcard, a message was received from S. J. Mates, the Hotel Hoyt. Portland, asking names of Orange-co cities using artificial gas. "My business requires artifical gas." Mates wrote. The last artificial gas disappeared when Newport Beach changed to natural gas several years ago. WAIVES ARRAIGNNE Chris Dahl; charged wilt lifting; was today awaalinggment in superior coing waived examination Justice J. B. Cox. When he gives ythe best groceOf course it costsmake inferior or sgrade butter.And nagrocers can buy itandmake morewhen they sell it can Savings Bank, and on account of this fact the building is being worked out on a design that is more or less of a monumental nature, which would have been impossible had the first story been given over to mercantile purposes. "This building," said Durfee, "will be by far the most beautiful in Anaheim, with a design such as compares with any of the better buildings in Los Angeles. A marked feature will be the ventilating system, which will provide fresh air that has been taken through an air washer to supply the first floor and basement, and will include an exhaust fan located on the roof and connecting also with the basement, first floor, and upper floors. A steel water tank will be located on the roof with a booster pump that will work automatically (Collins on Page Five) Smith Brothers Make Famous Stomach Remedy Years ago when the Smith Brothers placed their M. A. C. Stomach Tonite on the market, drug stores throughout the country were literally swamped with preparations alleged by their backers to have great virtue in the treatment of stomach complaints. Today most of those medicines are gone and forgotten, while Smith Bros.' M. A. C. has a bigger sale than ever. It is the old story of honest merit achieving success in spite of every obstacle. Stomach sufferers who used M. A. C. found lasting relief and told others about it. That's why the demand for this remedy has continued to grow year after year. M. A. C. is remarkably effective in all forms of stomach distress, such as indigestion, dyspepsia, heartburn, sour stomach, hausse and excessive gas. Absolutely harmless — pleasant to take. But up in one size only. Price $1.25. Sold by Heying Pharmacy. BANDITS FAIL LOS ANGELES, Dec. 26—Threatening to kill if they made outtie, three bandits entered the Grauman Egyptian Theater early today; bound two janitors and then with acetylene torches burned off the combination of the theater's big safe, only to find it empty. The bandits did not visit the box office where was a smaller safe containing several thousand dollars. CELEBRATE XMAS Anaheim-celebrated Xmas more generally than ever before, dealers in Xmas trees and turkeys agreed today. LaPorto Bros., who sold trees from a vacant lot next to Peck's hardware store, disposed of 760. One butcher shop sold 200 turkeys and 100 chickens, besides a number of beeves Monday. Several butchers worked full forces all day — Sunday dressing turkeys, geese and chickens. SULLY ENGAGED LOS ANGELES, Dec. 26—Granville Proctor Sully, against whom Yvonne Darcy, pretty young dancer and film extra, recently filed a $200,000 damage suit, alleging he attacked her, and Miss Kathleen Huntington, were reliably reported to be engaged today. The young couple are said to have admitted that they have obtained a license to wed, but refused to renew their plans. ASK for Horlick's The Original Malted Milk Safe Milk For Infants, Invalids & Children The Original Food-Drink for All Ages Quick Lunch at Home Office & Fountains Rich Milk, Malted Grain Extract in Powder & Tablet forms. Nourishing - No cooking. Avoid Imitations and Substitutes MORE NEW HOUSES ARE PLANNED ON DEVERLY Six new houses are planned for the Beverly Tract. Fritz Horbach of the Golden State Realty Co., representative, announces. This makes 27 new residences completed, under construction or planned, with a total of only 125 lots in the tract. Streets have been graded and oiled. The tract adjoins the finest residences in the entire city and is convenient to three different schools. FARMING IMPORTS EXCEED EXPORTS By ROBERT S. THORNBURG (T. N. S. Staff Correspondent) WASHINGTON, Dec. 26. For the first time in the country's history, the United States is importing more agricultural products than are being exported, the department of agriculture announced today. America's favorable agricultural trade balance has been completely wiped out, while the nation's total exports exceeded imports during the year 1923 by less than a quarter of a billion dollars. This condition has come about despite the fact that the United States is the greatest agricultural country in the world. Figures compiled by the department of agriculture show that imports of farm products NEW LICENSE LAW EFFECTS 600 HERE In Effect Jan. 1; Penalty $300; 90 Days in Jail or Both The new license ordinance which takes effect Jan. 1, will put into shipshape form provisions of law in effect or desired for a year or more past. It is estimated that 600 businesses will be affected. License fees must be paid to the Rate Collector, and not collected as hitherto by the City Marshal or his deputy and a 10 per cent penalty will be imposed for failure to pay within 10 days. The ordinance is officially entitled "an ordinance providing for the licensing of business professions, shows exhibitions, and games conducted or carried on in the City of Anaheim, fixing the therefor provide- IMPROVEMENTS AT PARK HAVE BEGUN It is announced that M. J. Gallagher has been appointed superintendent of sales for Orange-co of the Central Memorial Park, the new cemetery that will shortly be opened at Huntington Beach Boulevard and Anaheim Road. Mr. Gallagher will have office in the Ramona Building, Santa Ana. "Men and women who are selling sections in Central Memorial Park," says John H. McKenzie, general manager and promoter, "should associate their work with the Christmas spirit. They have every reason to do so. Is there any better gift for our community than Central Memorial Park? And is there a better gift for a relative or friend than a first payment on a section in the Park? This is not more selling talk. Most of us aim to give what is useful and acceptable. The greatest need of Orange-co is a Memorial Park. What more suitable than my suggestion, if one has the community spirit development to the right degree?" Central Memorial Park officials are perfecting their permanent organization daily... W. A. Morrison, park superintendent, has commenced his duties. Mr. Morrison was superintendent of Hollywood Cemetery for many years, and while he has as yet no complete park to work on, there are a hundred and one details that require his attention even at this stage. The first block has already considerable building has commenced at Milford the new subdivision attic of Huntington Beach Ana bouleavards. Savings have been committed it is stated by the pro-many others are in con-The first three build consist of one business and two bungalows. Arthur E. Dike, owners, says that mature buyers are turning Santa Ann, Anaheim Orange County towns says is a good sign, that nearby residents alive to the value of When he gives you the best he's a dependable grocer/ Of course, it costs less to make inferior or second-grade butter. And naturally grocers can buy it for less—and make more profit when they sell it. NEW SYSTEM IN EFFECT JAN. 2ND Multiple listing grew out of a need, and is based upon the full cooperation of its members, says H. E. Nightingale, telling of the experience of the Southwest Realty Board of Los Angeles, which was actually organized around this system. The system provides that all listings obtained by one member of the board shall be open to all members. The member who obtained the listing will receive one third of the commission and the one who sold the property two thirds. It will be put into effect after Jan. 1 by the Anaheim Board. "The Multiple Listing is the outgrowth of a condition, the necessity to put the profession on the high plane it so justly deserves." This condition largely obtained through the State and I believe the nation. This brought about the demand for a closer unity among brokers who stood for a higher standard for the profession. This required an organization. We find that Realty Boards have multiplied very rapidly. LEAVES HOSPITAL L. V. Brocee, Huntington Beach oil worker injured Saturday at one of the Midway Petroleum company’s rigs, was able to leave the Santa Ana hospital today, having made a surprising recovery. AGED WOMAN DIES Funeral of Mrs. Ananeria Goodyear, $6 who died Monday at her home in Fullerton; were held this morning at McAulay parlor, Rev. M. E. Bollen of the First Baptist Church officiating. Interment was in Noma Vista. Decedent is survived by her husband, Capser Goodyear, a son in the east, and two daughters in Fullerton; Mrs. Janie L. Holman and Miss Margaret Atlee. CALIF. HOTEL, FULLERTON L. A. Fitzer, O. Littlejohn, and George Schamel, Los Angeles; J. T. Van Vlear, Stockton; and S. F. Gusweb, San Diego. FOLEY PILLS BRING RELIEF "FOLEY PILLS are the best I have tried. My kidneys work a lot better since I received your generous offer," writes John W. Brogan, Adams, Mass. FOLEY PILLS are a diuretic stimulant for the KIDNEYS and while being taken close attention should Ana boulevards. Sevings have been committed is stated by the promany others are in court. The first three builcons of one business and two bungalows. Arthur E. Dike, owners says that mantive buyers are turning Santa Ana, Anaheim Orange County towns says a good sign, that nearby residents alive to the value of knowledge being born association. Over $20,000 worth were sold the first week day nine were sold recent Sunday more woe one day than ever become important and regarding Midway C relation to surroundiwill be made soon, Dike. Mr. Dike is interes- Of course, it costs less to make inferior or second-grade butter. And naturally grocers can buy it for less—and make more profit when they sell it. If your grocer sends you Golden State when you simply ask for "butter"—then you know that he is worthy of your confidence—and that he values your trade. Golden State Butter is made of the finest selected cream, in our own modern, spotless creameries—every step supervised by experts. There is a difference. You'll find it pays to insist. Golden State THE HIGH SCORE BUTTER The "score" is the expert's gauge of butter quality. It is a fact that Golden State averages from 1 to 5 points higher than other Southern California brands. The Multiple Listing is the outgrowth of a condition, the necessity to put the profession on the high plane it so justly deserves. This condition largely obtained through the State and I believe, the nation. This brought about the demand for a closer unity among brokers who stood for a higher standard for the profession. This required an organization. We find that Realty Boards have multiplied very rapidly. Realty Boards, like any other organization, in order to live and prosper, must be based upon something that makes its success a personal matter to each of its members. This point of mutual interest many saw in the Multiple Exclusive Listing. The Southwest Realty Board was organized around this system. As the name implies, it is multiple; that is, a listing taken by any one member is within 36 hours sent into the Central Board Office; where duplicate cards are made and one sent to each member of the board at the earliest possible moment. They are exclusive, in that they are taken for no less than 40 days and as exclusive as it is possible to make them. If this listing is sold during the time specified on the listing card, whether by the owner or member, the board office is at once notified and it in turn notifies as soon as possible the entire board membership in order that none will work on a sold listing. Presbyterian Plans Will be Out Feb. 15. Plans for the new Presbyterian Church here will be ready on about Feb. 15, according to a local contracting firm. The cost is $150,000. An Angelozo is the architect. It is pointed out here that no type of building has the city's progress been more clearly illustrated than in that of new churches of which several elaborate structures have been erected or planned—the past two years. Plain Dealer Classified Ads Always Bring Results FOLEY PILLS BRING RELIEF FOLEY PILLS are the best I have tried. My kidneys work a lot better since I received your generous offer," writes John W. Brogan, Adams, Mass. FOLEY PILLS are a diuretic stimulant for the KIDNEYS and while being taken close attention should be paid to the diet. Avoid sweets, pastry, starchy foods, alcoholic drinks, tea and coffee. Drink plenty of good fresh water, and keep the body warmly clothed. Refuse substitutes. Sold by Heving's Pharmacy. The Secret of Tasty Cooking Meals prepared by some one else, frequently taste better than your own. You can be sure people will say how good things tasted at your house, when you use KITCHEN BOUQUET. It is the secret of tasty cooking. Start the meal with a real tasty soup. Add a tablespoonful of KITCHEN BOUQUET just before taking off the stove. Your grocer sells lots of KITCHEN BOUQUET BUILDING ? THAT'S THE QUESTION MIDWAY CITY BUILDING ACTIVE Huntington Beach-Blvd. Subdivision Proves Very Popular Considerable building activity has commenced at Midway City, the new subdivision at the corner of Huntington Beach and Santa Ana boulevards. Several buildings have been commenced, and it is stated by the promoters that many others are in consideration. The first three buildings will consist of one business structure and two bungalows. Arthur E. Dike, one of the owners, says that many prospective buyers are turning up from Santa Ana, Anaheim and other Orange County towns, which he says is a good sign, as it shows that nearby residents are fully alive to the value of this land. Another Advance In Eastern Crude PITTSBURGH, Dec. 28. The Joseph Seep Co., buyers of crude off for Standard Oil Co., today announced a 25% advance in the following grades: New York Transit Co., $3.10; Brudford District $3.10; National Transit Co., $2.85; Southwestern Pennsylvania pipe line $2.85; Eureka pipe line $2.80; Buckeye pipe line $2.85. 23 NEW WELLS Oil field operations reported the week ending Dec. 22, show 23 new wells started compared with 26 previous week. The total new wells this year is 1377, compared with 1413 the same date last year. Tests for water shut-off 36, compared with 32 previous week. Yearly total to date 1933; total to same date last year 1666. Deepening or redrilling jobs 5, compared with 10 preceding week. Total to date this year 576; total to same date last year 766. Abandonments 1, compared with 5 preceding week. Total to date this year 286; total to same date last year 269. Exchange, City Manager Building Inspector Agree on That The uniform building code for Orange County cities proposed by the Orange County Branch of the Los Angeles Builders Exchange meets a real need, according to J. W. Price, Anaheim Building Inspector, and O. E. Steward, City Manager, but the main feature of the new code on which all three parties appear to be agreed is that incorporated cities of the County could have the same code. A uniform city code is what the exchange favors, but Price declared a county code with provisions for unincorporated territory would be the thing, while Steward favors a County code applying only to such territory. The fire provisions of Anaheim's code, both in respect to Ana boulevards. Several buildings have been commenced, and it is stated by the promoters that many others are in consideration. The first three buildings will consist of one business structure and two bungalows. Arthur E. Dike, one of the owners, says that many prospective buyers are turning up from Santa Ana, Anahiem and other Orange County towns, which he says is a good sign, as it shows that nearby residents are fully alive to the value of this land, knowledge being born of close association. Over $20,000 worth of lots were sold the first week. On one day nine were sold while on a recent Sunday more were sold in one day than ever before. Some important announcements regarding Midway City and its relation to surrounding property will be made soon, states Mr. Dike. Mr. Dike is interested in other local projects besides Midway City. He has made a thorough investigation of the possibilities of this section of the country and has ideas and plans that will make for its development. Among other things he is reported to be considering a project in connection with Newport and its harbor. Midway City would be linked up with this in an industrial way. As advertised six automobiles are being given away in connection with Midway City lots, and this alone has caused considerable interest. F-R-E-E: ONE HUNDREDTURKEYS 250 BOXES OF CANDY With every electric washer or ironing machine sold by us in December we will give absolutely Free a ten-pound turkey, and with every sewing machine or vacuum sweeper a large fancy box of chocolates. Over twenty-five models to select from in dolly, cylinder, oscillator and vacuum cut type. Call at our store and make your selection today and get your big fat turkey or a fancy box of chocolates FREE. Dolly Type Electric Washers with swinging wringers and extension bench for extra tub ..... $85 $10 Cash $5 Per Mo. Copper Tub Oscillating Washers, made by one of the largest manufacturers in the world ..... $125 $10 Cash $8 Per Mo. Cylinder Type Electric Washer, complete with all the latest improvements. None better ..... $145 $10 Cash $8 Per Mo. 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