oc-plain-dealer 1923-12-26

CLASSIFIED RATES 15c Per line, for 3 times. 25c Per line for 6 times, $1.00 per line per month. No charged ad accepted for less than 45c Phone 151. No ad accepted nor canceled after 11 a.m. on day of publication. Miscellaneous Seal Beach Women May Oust Marshal The entrance into Orange-co of what have been described as "Blue Laws" was seen today in Seal Beach at the first reading of an ordinance to prohibit dancing on Sunday. Simultaneously the Woman's Improvement club called upon City Marshal Jack Combs for his resignation and that officer refused to give it. The Women's club was backed up in its demand for the resignation of Combs by an organization calling itself "The Law Enforcement League." A hearing was granted Comb with the result that the trustees set a later date at which time the charges against the city marshal will be sifted. SINGER ENTERTAINS Fronk Marata, a professional entertainer, entertained the Rotary club at their weekly lunchcon at the Elks Club. Marata sang baritone, tenor etc., in his real or a falsetto voice, and rendered limitations of darkey music on the piano. Visitors were present from Santa Paula, Pomona and Fullerton. Payette Lewis was received into membership. CITIES COULD HAVE SAME CODE (Continued From Page Four) present is entirely unrestricted and the irresponsible builder can do as he pleases, said Steward. It would be a mistake to hold rural sections up to the standards insisted upon in the cities, the city manager declared. According to Price, this would be looked after by making requirements under the single county code different outside the cities from what they are inside. CHILDREN ABSEENT AT XMAS SUICIDES CHICAGO, Dec. 26. — Mrs. Mary Bartna, 42, today is dead by her own hands. Police called to her home discovered the body hanging from a beam in the basement. Bartna told officers his wife was disconsolate over separation at Christmas time from her children who are in Bohemia. LEE INFANT BURied Funeral services were held Monday at the McAulay funeral parlor for the eight-months-old child of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Lee Handley of the General Petroleum Oil Lease near Placentia, Rev. C. R. Montague of the First Methodist Church of Fullerton officiating. Interment was in Loma Vista. EXCAVATIONS WILL START SHORTLY Continued from Page Four)ly in conjunction with the tank, because the present municipal water system would provide pressure only to the fourth floor. The public corridors and stairs and the main entrance lobby will be finished in light marble. The stair ratings will be of ornamental iron. All plumbing fixtures will be of the best grade. All lavatories will be equipped in marble and tile. One entire floor will be equipped especially for doctors and dentists. These rooms will be as fine as any in medical buildings of the larger cities. All the upper floors will be used for office purposes. Durfee has the leasing of them. The interior woodwork of the offices will be of mahogany, finished in a rich walnut stain. The offices are being arranged in suites, and several suites now are being planned to suit ten- GRADE CROSSING CLAIM EIGHT LIE CHICAGO, Dec. 26.—Chr. claimed eight lives in Illinois grade crossings. Two were ed and two injured in an I Central smash, in Chicago, were killed and five injured Nichel Plate locomotive at Creek, Ill., and three killed one hurt at an Illinois train system crossing at Danville. Three more died in C hospital from automobile dents bringing the auto death toll in the city to 70 for the year. $800 LIQUOR FINE Three alleged bootlegged rested by Fullerton police charge of transporting were arraigned before French. They were: A. E. N. Cage, and R. Malone, Los Angeles. Ross took blame, claiming the liquor was in the car, and was $300, or sentenced to 300 in the Orange-co jail, Malone Cage were dismissed. H. O. Erdman, charged reckless driving, was finned N. Murphy, charged with drunk, was bailed out at $ F. Hoive, arrested on a w fire from Brea, charging traffication, was released on a b $40. SPEEDER DISMISSED H. W. Rust, arrested by Pickell, local motorcycle co was arraigned before Brown on the charge of eing the speed limit across sections. Pickell charged he was going $5 miles per Rust admitted that he have been going too fast, judge dismissed him after primand. CITIES COULD HAVE SAME CODE (Continued From Page Four) present is entirely unrestricted and the irresponsible builder can do as he pleases, said Steward. It would be a mistake to hold rural sections up to the standards insisted upon in the cities, the city manager declared. According to Price, this would be looked after by making requirements under the single county code different outside the cities from what they are inside. Sanitation and fire prevention are the objects sought in codes, said Price, and Steward asserted that in sanitation also Anaheim is well-protected. One County ordinance with classes of building according to district—Classes A. B. C. and D—is what Price would have. The new County ordinance must be comprehensive, said Price. "We have to recognize the State law, which is a masterpiece, when it comes to protecting the living quarters of the public." The Anaheim code mentions no classes and is inadequate to provide now for the needs of a city which has emerged from a village. HEAD COLDS Melt in spoon; inhale vapors; apply freely up postrils. VICKS VAPORUB Over 17 Million Jars Used Yearly FORD SEDAN 1921 Ford Sedan, has just been driven 15,000 miles. Will trade for cheaper car and give very liberal terms. From private owner. Box S. D., care Plain Dealer. PANTOMIME by J. H. Striebel All lavatories will be equipped in marble and tile. One entire floor will be equipped especially for doctors and dentists. These rooms will be as fine as any in medical buildings of the larger cities. All the upper floors will be used for office purposes. Durfee has the leasing of them. The interior woodwork of the offices will be of mahogany, finished in a rich walnut stain. The offices are being arranged in suites, and several suites now are being planned to suit tenants. The banking room on the first floor will be one or the most attractive in the County, having a high ceiling, the center portion of which will be coffered. "This banking room will be arranged with a great deal of thought given to future expansion," said Durfee. "In the past it was hard to realize that the communities in Orange County would grow as rapidly, and consequently it has been necessary to enlarge all banking establishments to take care of the ever increasing demands, even the premises were not originally laid out with that idea in mind." A large portion of the basement will be arranged for the storage of valuable articles such as silverware, which will make it especially convenient for those who are absent from the city for extended periods. The building will be ready for occupancy by the latter part of 1924. H. W. Rust, arrested by Pickell, local motorcycle club, was arraigned before Brown on the charge of elonging the speed limit across sections. Pickell charged he was going 35 miles per hour admitted that he have been going too fast. Judge dismissed him after primand. Be P in the purchasing or with a member of the members have formed tion, similar to the C member has available Consequently your lie than 30 of the most r If you Rea any member can show any one not in the box over charge, by the fa piece of property list Central Office of the Following are th they can be located. W. B. ALLEN GEORGE ALLEN BIRD V. BEEBE ROMAINE BERGER HAROLD CLAIRMO W. C. CARLE EVERETT BEMISH W. J. ELLIOTT F. F. FOWLER F. M. FOLKERS M. O. HENSLEY A. E. HARGROVE MRS. E. M. HARGRE J. C. IDLOR J. S. HOWARD S. M. KISTLER J. T. LYON EARL A. MACKEY W. L. MORRIS W. J. ROSS R. L. ROYALTY J. E. SCHUMACHE JAMES E. STEWAH G. M. SIMPSON C. C. SIDNAM B. H. SIDNAM J. L. SWARTHOUT FRANK TAUSCH G. J. STOCK N. H. SANFORD C. C. LAMB ONE YEAR LAYER TOY DEP TUBBY CHÉSTER TURN THE GAS ON UNDER THE KETTLE JIM, THE BRAVE BOY HUNTER OF THE JUNGLES THREW HIMSELF ON HIS GOT, EXHAUSTED, WHEN A SHRIEK RENT THE STILNESS OF THE AFRICAN NIGHT OUR BRAVE HERO JUMPED FROM HIS BED AND RUSHED UNARMED INTO THE BRUSH HURRY NOW AND DO AS I TOLD YOU SUDDENLY HE CAME UPON A MAN TIGER CRRUSHED OVER THE PROSTRATE FOOT OF A MAN, JIM CRRUSHED UNTIL HE WERE ENOUGH TO TAKE A PIN INTO THE OF THE SAVAGE BE RADE CROSSINGS CLAIM EIGHT LIVES CHICAGO, Dec. 26.—Christmas came eight lives in Illinois at side crossings. Two were killed and two injured in an Illinois central smash, in Chicago, three were killed and five injured by a helical Plate locomotive at Deer Creek, Ill., and three killed and one hurt at an Illinois traction stem crossing at Danville. Three more died in Chicago capital from automobile accidents bringing the automobile with toll in the city to 704 lives the year. $800 LIQUOR FINE Three alleged booleggers arrested by Fullerton police on the charge of transporting liquor, are arraigned before Judge Bench. They were: A. E. Ross, Cage, and R. Malone, all of Angeles. Ross took the time, claiming the liquor which is in the car, and was fined 100, or sentenced to 300 days for Orange-co jail, Malone and Cage were dismissed. H. O. Erdman, charged with klee driving, was fined $15. Murphy, charged with being unk, was bailed out at $25. A. Holve, arrested on a warrant from Brea, charging traffic violation, was released on a bail of $1. SPEEDER DISMISSED H. W. Rust, arrested by Jack Kell, local motorcycle officer, is arraigned before Judge Duncan on the charge of exceeding the speed limit across intersections. Pickell charged that was going 35 miles per hour, but admitted that he might have been going too fast. The judge dismissed him after remand. COAST GUARD CREW HANGS UPON BUOY NEWPORT, Ore., Dec. 26.—After fighting a terrific storm for 40 hours in a 16 foot boat, seven men, members of the Yaquita Bay Coast Guard Crew, were anchored to the whistling buoy outside the harbor here this morning. The coast guard crew had put to sea late Monday in a vain effort to rescue Victor Webb, who was drowned when his launch capsized on the Alsea Bar. On the return their vessel encountered one of the severest storms experienced in this section in years and was unable to cross the bar into the harbor owing to the heavy seas. With only a limited supply of provisions and fuel oil on board, it is expected the members of the crew will suffer severe hardships from lack of food and exposure. Death Follows Hypodermic Needle DENVER, Dec. 26.—Funeral preparations were under way this morning for the burial of Attorney General Russell W. Fleming, 44, who died yesterday afternoon at Fort Collins from blood poisoning caused by an infected arm. A hypodermic injection to overcome a condition of high blood pressure was given Mr. Fleming Saturday. That afternoon he complained of pains in his arms. Treatment failed to relieve him and his condition steadily grew. QUAKE IN HAWAII HONOLULU, Dec. 26.—A distinct earthquake shock was felt here at 7 o'clock last night. No damage was reported. NEW TODAY FOR RENT—3-room furnished apt., garage. 327 So. Olive St. FOR SALE—Chevrolet runabout, thoroughly over hauled, new bearings, tenders, and top, good tires, cheap. Terms. Phone 142-R. GEN. WOOD'S SON MAKES FORTUNE WASHINGTON, Dec. 26.—Leutenant Osborne C. Wood, 26, son and military aide of Governor General Leonard Wood of the Philippines, has made a fortune thru transactions in Wall-st, his brother Leonard Wood Jr., said here today in confirming reports that Lieut. Wood is soon to retire from the army. As a result of his clean-up in stock and bond deals during the last two years, Lieut. Wood intends to return to the United States in February, resign from the army and enter the diplomatic service, and ambition he has cherished since childhood. COMMISSION WILL ADJUST CLAIMS WASHINGTON, Dec. 26.—The United States and Turkey have agreed to set up a mixed commission to adjust American and Turkish claims growing out of the World War. It was announced at the state department today. The claims commission was signed for this government by rear Admiral Mark Bristol, American high commissioner at Constantinople. The claims commission was provided for by the Lausanne treaty of August 6, 1923. PROFESSIONAL You Need Not Be Sick X-RAY FREE WITH COURSE NEW TODAY FOR RENT—5-room house and breakfast noon Inquire 300 E. Sycamore WILL SELL for less than lumber, counter & shelve W. Center. LEAVING for a few days the first of the year, business again in hempleting and stamping Points. 1104 Lincoln-n-Gaxiola. FOR SALE—Cheap for Ford sedan, excellent starter, shock absorber Placentia 214-M. FOR RENT—4-room unfurnished. 227 N. Clever FOR SALE—Used Iphoneograph. Costs $150 like new. Apt. 7, 401 S.street. FOR SALE—Latest style cape at sacrifice. Mrs. J. S. Los Angeles-st. POSITION WANTED benced housekeeper in adults. One who can tire charge, Spendid en ing to go home evening Housekeeper care Plaintiff. FOR SALE—No. 1, Shifalfa $30; Delivered $27.50. This hay will livened in 5 or 10 ton G. Bertschinger, China 5556. FOR RENT—Fine 3-room house with garage gain. Call 210 N. Ohio. FOR SALE—Brown hens. W.. J. Rennie house North of P.E. Cypress. WATCH for opening off fish-market, Cor. Clemm Center, under new man Be Protected in the purchasing or selling of Real Estate by dealing with a member of the Anaheim Realty Board. These members have formed a co-operative selling organization, similar to the Calif. Citrus Fruit Exchange. Every member has available the listings of any other member. Consequently your listing is actively pushed by more than 30 of the most responsible Realtors in Anaheim. If you wish to purchase Real Estate any member can show you a much larger selection than any one not in the board. You're fully protected on an over charge, by the fact that the price and terms of each piece of property listed is on permanent record at the Central Office of the Board. Following are the members and the offices in which they can be located. W. B. ALLEN - 120 East Center GEORGE ALLEN BIRD V. BEEBE - 248 E. Center ROMAINE BERGER - 108 So. Los Angeles HAROLD CLAIMONT - 304 W. Center W. C. CARLE - 212 W. Center EVERETT BEMISH - 132 N. Los Angeles W. J. ELLIOTT - 129 N. Los Angeles F. F. FOWLER - 109 E. Center F. M. FOLKERS - First Nat'l Bank Bldg. M. O. HENSLEY - 107 S. Claudina A. E. HARGROVE - 109 E. Center MRS. E. M. HARGROVE - 109 E. Center J. C. IDLOR - 248 E. Center J. S. HOWARD - 152 S. Los Angeles S. M. KISTLER - 226 W. Center J. T. LYON - 111 N. Los Angeles EARL A. MACKEY - 109 E. Center W. L. MORRIS - 123 N. Los Angeles W. J. ROSS - 216 E. Center St. R. L. ROYALTY - 718 N. Claudina J. E. SCHUMACHER - 212 W. Center JAMES E. STEWART - 226 W. Center G. M. SIMPSON - 130 W. Center C. C. SIDNAM - 122 S. Lemon B. H. SIDNAM - 122 S. Lemon J. L. SWARTHOUT - 132 N. Los Angeles FRANK TAUSCH - 111 N. Los Angeles G. J. STOCK - 127 E. Center N. H. SANPORD - 109 E. Center C. C. LAMB - 107 S. Clementine A. M.WRIGHT - 107 S.Clementine PROFESSIONAL You Need Not Be Sick X-RAY FREE WITH COURSE OF ADJUSTMENTS 100 PER CENT RIGHT Your backbone will tell me what and where your troubles are without asking a question. The X-Ray snows you positively which of your spinal bones are out of place. Visit the most modern chiropractic office in Orange Co. Dr. Joseph H. Coleman CHIROPRACTOR Six Years Successful Practice in Los Angeles Phone 845, 250 E. Center St. Ground floor; Anaheim Dr. Leota P. Anderson Office Phone 413 Residence Phone 1074 CHIROPRACTOR 204 Fisher Building Anaheim, California Dr. B. Franklin Badgley Scientific Chiropractor Dietitian Iridiagnostician If you want to get well, see me first. Sam Kraemer Bldg. 222 East Center Street Anaheim, Cal. Phone 380 DR. D.G.GOLDING General Office Practice Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Glasses Fitted Cassou Bldg., 120 W. Center St. Anaheim, Cal. Phone 728 Dr.SUE M.AMACK Dr.HENRY C.VOGT ANAHEIM'S CHIROPRACTORS Palmer Graduates Ground Floor Office POULTRY WANTED—Poultry for E.W.Pohlman 7R2.W. The Anaheim & Fuel Co. Announces ANTROL To Be Rid of Call Phone 211 For Full Particulars W.Center MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE—A.B.CH sold for $1050 new, Fine condition Terms Danz Piano Co. FOR SALE, LEASE on Rotary and standard boilers, engine, etc., on good piece of languority Anaheim roo2 Phone Ana, 100-140 st. FOR SALE—Two chug, table and bed, noils st. FOR SALE—Chickerie solid mahogany case, u W. J. ROSS 216 E. Center St. R. L. ROYALTY 718 N. Claudina J. E. SCHUMACHER 212 W. Center JAMES E. STEWART 226 W. Center G. M. SIMPSON 130 W. Center C. C. SIDNAM 122 S. Lemon B. H. SIDNAM 122 S. Lemoh J. L. SWARTHOUT 132 N. Los Angeles FRANK TAUSCH 111 N. Los Angeles G. J. STOCK 127 E. Center N. H. SANFORD 109 E. Center C. C. LAMB 107 S. Clementine A. M. WHIGHT 107 S. Clementine C. C. RANDALL JOE WAGNER C. C. LATSHAW Commercial Bldg. GEORGE L. DOOLITTLE Anaheim Realty Board ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Dr. D. G. GOLDING General Office Practice Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Glasses Fitted Cassou Bidg. 129 W. Center St. Anaheim, Calif. Phone 728 Dr. SUE M. AMACK Dr. HENRY C. VOGT ANAHEIM'S CHIROPRACTORS Palmer Graduates Ground Floor Office 317 N. L. A. St. Anaheim, Cal. Office Hours 10 to 4 Phone 810 Dr. Guy Allison Rawson MEDICINE-SURGERY 714 Lemon St. Anaheim, Calif. Johnston-Wickett Clinic ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA HOURS 8:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m. Curses!! SUDDENLY HE CAME UPON A MALE TIGER CROUCHED OVER THE PROSTRATE FORM OF A MAN, JIM CREPT CLOSER UNTIL HE WAS NEAR ENOUGH TO JAB A PIAN INTO THE TAIL OF THE SAVAGE BEAST WITH A ROAR OF PAIN AND SURPRISE, THE MAN EATING TIGER LEAPED INTO THE AIR, OUR HERO QUICKLY TOOK A ROPE FROM AROUND His WAIST AND HURLING A SLIP KNOT, LASSOED THE SAVAGE BEAST TVING SECURELY His FOUR LEGS CHESTER, HOW OFTEN MUST ITELL YOU TO TURN THE GAS ON? I DID, MOM, CAN'T YOU SMELL IT? Classified Ads The Plain Dealer charges Want Ads only as an accommodation. In return for this contract the advertiser should remit promptly. The Plain Dealer will not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion ordered more than one time. NEW TODAY FOR RENT—5-room modern house and breakfast nook. Audits. Inquire 300 E. Sycamore St. WILL SELL, for less than cost of lumber, counter & shelving. 1107 W. Center. LEAVING for a few days until the first of the year, will open business again in hemlitching, pleating and stamping at Five Points. 1104 Lincoln-ave. Lupe Gaxiola. FOR SALE—Cheap for cash, 1919 Ford sedan, excellent condition, starter, shock absorbers. Phone Placentia 214-M. FOR RENT—4-room and bath unfurnished. 227 N. Clementine. FOR SALE—Used Brunswick phonograph. Costs $150 condition like new. Apt. 7, 401 S. Claudina street. FOR SALE—Latest style beaver cape at sacrifice. Mrs. Jeffers, 312 S. Los Angeles-st. POSITION WANTED by experienced housekeeper in family of adults. One who can take entire charge, Splendid cook, willing to go home evenings. Address Housekeeper care Plain Dealer. FOR SALE—No. 1, Short Dalry Alfalfa $30. Delivered; Oat hay $27.50. This hay will be delivered in 5 or 10 ton lots. J. G. Bertschinger, Chino. Phone 5556. FOR RENT—Fine 3-room, modern house with garage—A bargain.. Call 210 N. Olive. FOR SALE—Brown Leghorn hens. W., J. Rennie seventh house North of P. E. Station at Cypress. WATCH for opening of Anaheim fish-market, Cor. Clementine and Center, under new management. FOR RENT—Newly furnished Apts. in Shaw Apts. Corner Center and Helena-sts. FOR RENT—Room with bath in private home, use of garage. 118 N. Janas-st, References. FOR RENT—4-room modern apt. unfurnished; ready Dec. 15; rent reasonable. Apply Apt. 14, Marita Court, 118 N. Clementine st. FOR RENT—One-half duplex, new buildings, close in, furnished or unfurnished. W. J. Jewell Realey Co., Golden State Bank Blvd. FOR RENT—Double apt.; everything furnished; hot water. Ph. 953. Cor. Lemon and Center sts. FOR RENT—Apts. 7 and 8, at 410 S. Philadelphia st. Apply at Apt. 1. FOR RENT—Nicely furnished Apt. Will be vacant Dec. 15th.$40 per month. Wilson-Bever Bldg., 148 W. Center-st. FOR RENT—Modern 4-room flat and garage, furnished, on N. Lemon-st. Inquire at 747 N. Lemon-st. Phone 394-J. FOR RENT—4-room bungalow court. Inquire 116 E. Center st. FOR RENT—New house, furnished Adults only. Phone 281-W before 6:00 p.m. FOR RENT—7-room modern house, 713 S. Los Angeles st.; phone 978-W. FOR RENT—3 rooms and bath, furnished. Phone 832-J.Call at 325 S. Claudina st. FOR RENT—Furnished bedroom. Private entrance Also garage. 115 S. Thalin-st. FOR RENT—Furnished 4-room REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FOR SALE—Small new modern house at a bargain.Call at $24 N.Sabina st. FOR SALE—80 acres good cotton land, 3 miles from Blythe, Riverside county; more information see owner at 539 E.Los Angeles st. FOR LEASE 5-room Colonial bungalow on paved street,$45 per month. For Rent—5-room modern, all large rooms, furnished or unfurnished. W.L.Morris Realty Co. 123 N.Los Angeles-St. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—320 acres highly improved, grape, vegetable and alfalfa land in Imperial Valley.Inquire D.F.Lemke,R.F.D.Buena Park. FOR SALE—On West Broadway; 5-room house; hardwood floors in main rooms; file drainboard; basement and garage If you are looking for a home close in and priced right call and see Owner on the premises,207 West Broadway. TEN ACRES—bearing walnuts and valenclas.Owner must move at $21,500,and $7500will handle. OH! For Goodness Sake! Imagine This! On Zeyn street Close In 4 rooms in a $7000 to $10, 000 neighborhood $1000 cash SEE IT FOR RENT—Fine 3-room, modern house with garage—A bargain. Call 210 N. Olive. FOR SALE—Brown Leghorn hens. W. J. Rennie seventh house North of P. E. Station at Cypress. WATCH for opening of Anaheim firth-market, Cor. Clementine and Center, under new management. FOR RENT—Furnished 4-room modern apartment, garage. Inquire 111 E. Alberta. FOR RENT—Two-room apt., furnished for light housekeeping, lights, gas and water furnished. Phone 161-J. FOR RENT—4-room unfurnished house, 212 Oak st. Inquire 215 Chestnut St. AUTO AND SUPPLIES AUTOS FOR RENT Without driver by C H. Vaughn at West Bros. Oil Station, 208 S. Los Angeles-st. FOR SALE—Ford touring car. Good rubber and condition. Faced right. 875 S. Citron-st. Anaheim. Phone 393-W. POULTRY WANTED—Poultry for cash. Ph. E. W. Pohlman 7R2. Write RD2. The Anaheim Feed & Fuel Co. Announces ANTROL To Be Rid of Ants Call Phone 217 For Full Particulars 242 W. Center Anaheim MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE—A. B. Chase piano sold for $1050 new, only $265. Fine condition. Terms like rent Danz Piano Co. FOR SALE, LEASE or RENT—Rotary and standard rig with boilers, engine, etc., or will put on good piece of land for part royalty. Anaheim route 3, box 202. Phone Ana. 100-R-2. FOR SALE—Two chairs, 9x12 rug, table and bed. 418 S. Illinois st. FOR SALE—Chickering piano, solid mahogany case, used, $130. FOR RENT—New house, furnished. Adults only. Phone 281-W before 6:00 p.m. FOR RENT—7-room modern house. 713 S. Los Angeles st.; phone 978-W. FOR RENT—3 rooms and bath, furnished. Phone 832-J. Call at 325 S. Claudina st. FOR RENT—Furnished bedroom. Private entrance. Also garage. 115 S. Thalin-st. FOR RENT—Furnished 4-room modern apartment, garage. Inquire 111 E. Alberta. FOR RENT—Front bedroom, lady or gentleman. 210 S. Clementine. FOR RENT—6-room house, close in. Franz Realty, 102 S. Clementine. Phone 103-J. FOR RENT—Sunny front bedroom in private home, 407 So Olive st. FOR RENT—One and 3-room furnished apt. with garage. Apply 506 E. Broadway. FOR RENT—4-room bungalow court. Inquire 116 E. Center st. FOR RENT—3-room apt., with breakfast nook. Running hot water. Also garage. 209 S. Citron-st. Phone 686-W. FOR RENT-In Duplex house, nicely furnished three rooms with private bath and garage. 901 N. Zeyn. Call at house in rear. WANTED DRESSMAKING—At your home Mrs. Dabney; phone 333-M. WANTED—Young German girl wants housework in general. Inquire 315 S. Olive st. WANTED—To get in touch with party who owns 5 acres on highway at Oceanside. Write R. 2, Box 327.Call 841 N. Los Angeles. WANTED—Steady housework in German family preferred.Phone 33. EASTERN man with small family wants ranch job, some experience. 205 Zeyn St., or phone 102 W. Garden Grove. RANCH SUPPLIES FOR SALE—Dairy fertilizer.F.W.Wright, 215 Vine st., Artica. PIPE! PIPE! PIPE! Pipe cut to order. Wholesale cheese yard, 915 N.Los Angeles st. FOR SALE—Corn fed turkeys.McCarthy's Ranch on Western avenue, 1-2 mile north of Lincoln blvd. FOR SALE—Xmas turkeys.Jed on corn and skim milk, 5 miles. OH! For Goodness Sake! Imagine This! On Zeyn street.Close In. 4 rooms in a $7000 to $10,-000 neighborhood$1000 cash SEE IT-- IT IS THE CHEAPEST WELL-LOCATED HOUSE IN ANAHEIM C.B.BERGER CO. First National Bank Bldg. Phone 623 A CHRISTMAS PRESENT SEE THIS HOME TODAY A wonderful new 5-room studio bungalow, strictly modern, in fine settled neighborhood. This house contains everything necessary to the average family requirements; owner very anxious to sell; will sacrifice for immediate sale; small payment down, 754 N.Clementine st. Some Real Snaps STUCCO Four room house, all modern. Price $4500.. Cash $1000.Balance like rent. FOUR ROOM HOUSE Price $3700.00,cash $500.00,balance $40.00.per month including interest. See W.I.Troutman with J.T.Lyon Realty Co.Inc. 111 N.Los Angeles St.Phone46 OWNER ORDERS SACRIFICE -of his 6-room, 3-bedroom, new home; every built-in feature; the best of plumbing and electric fixtures.Located only five blocks from the heart of town.Price only $5500.with$1000 down and monthly payments. Lots only five blocks from flagpole.at $1600; $80 down and $10 per month. Simpson Realty Co. 130 West Center St. "TIME TO BUY GROVES" —when you can get them at these figures: FIVE ACRES of the finest ten year valencia in the district: large modern home,barn,and l-interest in irrigation pump plantThis profitable grove has never been offered heretofore at less than $6000 per acre.The RANCH SUPPLIES FOR SALE—Dairy fertilizer. F. W. Wright, 215 Vine st., Artin. PIPE! PIPE! PIPE! Pipe cut to order. Wholesale pipe yard. 915 N. Los Angeles st. FOR SALE—Corn fed turkeys. McCarthy's Ranch on Western avenue, 1-2 mile north of Lincoln blvd. FOR SALE—Xmas turkeys, led on corn and skim milk. 5 miles west on Lincoln ave., 3-4 mile south on Western ave. D. W. Cole. FOR SALE—A-1 team of horses. W. M. Vogle, Placentia, 143 Melrose-st. Phone Iia. 116-J. FOR SALE—Turkeys, cornfed, at market prices while they last. Olive and Buena Park roads, 2-1-2 blocks west. Phone Anaheim 761R4. BUSINESS CARDS WINDOW WASHING and house-cleaning. Walter Kynast; phone 688-M. A. BAYLISS, AUTO LAUNDRY—Steam cleaning, washing, polishing, simonizing, oiling, greasing. 611 E. Center st.; phone 239. M. Eugene Durfee ARCHITECT Phone 692, New Kraemer Bldg. Anaheim, Calif. CEMENT PIPE AND GENERAL CONCRETE WORK Trapp & Hile Phones 197-R-4 and 893-W Harry D. Briscoe Teacher of Piano With Walberg Studios Anaheim, Fullerton, Los Angeles Residence, 117 E. Sycamore Anaheim Phone 684-J "TIME TO BUY GROVES" —when you can get them at these figures: FIVE ACRES of the finest ten-year valencia in the district; large modern home, barn; and 1-4 interest in irrigation pump plant. This profitable grove has never been offered heretofore at less than $6000 per acre. The h-provements are easily worth $7500 alone. A case of owp must sell allows us to present this remarkable buy at or $22,500; easy terms. TEN ACRES—all in valencia three acres 8-year-old, five acre 3-year-old, balance well. Old house, domestic well. If you can touch base citrus land at price of this grove, we want know. Only $12,600; one-acre cash. SIDKAM REALTY CO. 122 SQLEMON PLUMBING FIVE-FOOT TUBS, $24.00; torles $6; large sink, $5.50; na toilet combination, $28; gallon water heater, $14. Los Angeles st., Anaheim. LOST AND FOUND LOST—Brown suit case beet Olive and Placentia and Wa-well. Finder please notify Fullerton 632-J. LOST—Shell rimmed Thursday with name "Thursday with name." On case. Return to Plain Office. Reward. Patching Wallpaper—The wallpaper tear a piece larger than the portion ered; to match; but torn rough edges and without nite shape. Then paste on the patch will not be noticeable.