oc-plain-dealer 1924-01-11

STATEMENT BY REALTY BOARD long printed statement now being distributed, the Anaheim Realty Board tells sellers of real estate why they should list their property with the board, and buyers why they should purchase through it. The statement says: The Anaheim Realty Board of Anaheim is composed of the leading real estate brokers maintaining offices in Anaheim. These brokers have been carefully investigated before being accepted as members. They are honest, conscientious and active. By listing your property for sale with the Anaheim Realty Board of Anaheim you are listing exclusively and individually with each member. Your property is not only listed in one or two offices, but in the offices of every member of the board. This alone greatly increases your opportunity to sell. Your property is also advertised and given preference and every effort is made to sell it within the specified time. Following is the routine: You list your property exclusively with the Anaheim Realty Board through a member. This listing is taken on a regular, uniform, exclusive listing card, which is turned into the board secretary, who immediately sends a copy to each member. Thus you are in touch with buyers in all sections of the southwest. The board only accepts exclusive listings for 40 days or more. Consider the stability of its membership, and the vast territory covered. Remember, with all of the leading brokers, its numerous offices, each with two to four salesmen, there is a large force of trained men working to sell your property. Therefore, list with a member of the board and get ready to move. A majority of buyers of real estate are strangers in a strange land. They have come to the country of sunshine and flowers to enjoy the wonderful advantages that Southern California has to offer. CRUSHED ROCK FOR FERTILIZER SACRAMENTO, January 11.—Warning that all offers of stocks and securities emanating from Mexico should be closely scrutinized, today was issued by State Corporation, Commissioner Edwin M. Daugherty. Fake stock dealers have been practically driven from California, according to Daugherty, because of the campaign waged by federal and state authorities. They have sought safety in Mexico and are forwarding "their alluring literature" to Californians whose names are on what is commonly known as the "sucker" list. Residents of San Francisco, Sacramento and Los Angeles in particular, have recently received circulars from Freeman Berns, whose address in Mexico is given as Apartado No. 139, Bis. Mexico. Berns "guarantees" 2000 per cent profit on a 30-day investment. The postal authorities have directed that all mail sent to the United States to Berns be stopped at El Paso and returned to the senders. KANSAS CITY BANK BANDITS GET $44,000 KANSAS CITY, Jan. 11.—Five negro bandits operating in two automobiles held up two officials of the Main-st bank here today and escaped with $44,500 in cash. The holdup was staged within a block and a half of the 19th-st police station. The money was being brot from the First National Bank to meet payrolls at the Main Street Bank. E. J. Haake, cashier and Frank Lodde, teller, were in charge of the bank funds. One of the bandits' cars was driven in front of the bank automobile, the latter being forced to a curb. Two negroes jumped from one of the cars and compelled the bank officials to turn over the money. FIND BODY IN BAY SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 11.—The body of a man believed to be Charles Dibble, soldier, was found in San Francisco Bay today. Maurice Phillips as the Sh famous operal "Robin Hood," while high school auditorium here the n RHODES TELLS OF ROBIN HOOD An amateur production, equalling and in some respects excelling professional renditions of the opera, is the way that Ellis Rhodes, director of the Orange County Choral Union, today described the performance of "Robin Hood," which that organization will give at the Anaheim union high school auditorium, Jan. 25. Rhodes pointed out that virtually without exception every member of the cast of more than 50 persons, including principals and chorus, had had previous experience, either on the professional or amateur stage. Remember, with all of the leading brokers, its numerous offices, each with two to four salesmen, there is a large force of trained men working to sell your property. Therefore, list with a member of the board and get ready to move. A majority of buyers of real estate are strangers in a strange land. They have come to the country of sunshine and flowers to enjoy the wonderful advantages that Southern California has to offer. In a great many instances buyers have to depend upon information given them by agents who are strangers to them. A great many buyers are timid about approaching agents and placing confidence in them, as they have no knowledge of the business method practiced. The Anaheim Realty Board has eliminated the chance of unsurpulous business methods being practiced by its members. It is composed of carefully-chosen real estate brokers who have established a reputation for honesty. You can place confidence in any member of this board with the assurance that your interests will be carefully guarded. In all your dealings with its members, you are protected. FIND BODY IN BAY SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 11. The body of a man believed to be Charles Dibble, soldier, was found in San Francisco Bay today. Dibble was believed to have been drowned-in the bay ten days ago. Plain Dealer Classified Ads Always Bring Results Another advantage in dealing with a member of this board is the fact that it has a great many exclusive listings of the best real estate bargains in Orange county. These can only be purchased through a membership office. In residence or business property you have not seen the best until you see these exclusive buys. Think this over, Mr. Buyer, and look up a member of the Anaheim Realty Board of Anaheim, and be protected. Tomorrow--A Day of Every Department will offer its share of special values! Of Interest to Housekeepers Should be these Very Low Prices on Towels, Draperies, Sheets Pillow Cases, etc. SEAMLESS SHEETS $1.29 EACH —Sizes 63x90, 72x90, 81x90. Only a limited quantity of each, all excellent values. Clearance priced. A Swede of DR AT JUST ONE PRICE There are abo Poiret Twills au in an excellent one a this season ever so much h does not in most Pillow Cases, etc. SEAMLESS SHEETS $1.29 EACH —Sizes 63x90, 72x90, 81x90. Only a limited quantity of each, all excellent values. Clearance priced. PILLOW CASES 35c EACH —All of them 45x36 sizes. Higher priced lines which we are discontinuing. All well known qualities. YARD WIDE TERRY CLOTH 89c —Double printed Terry Cloth in a wide range of attractive patterns. BATH TOWELS 3 FOR $1.00 HUCK TOWELS $1.85 Dozen —Double thread Bath Towels of good size. —18x36 Heavy Cotton Huck Towels. WOOL BLANKETS —Included in this offering are all of our better Blankets, regular selling from $16.50 to $32.50 pair. 25% OFF ARTISTS WHO APPEAR IN OPERA Mrice Phillips as the Shiff of Nottingham and Mrs. A. E. Chapman as Dame Durden in "Robin Hood," which Orange County Choral union will present at the Anaheim union auditorium here the night of January 25. MRS TELLS OF ROBIN HOOD Our production, equall-ly some respects exceil-nal renditions of the way that Ellis director of the Orange Choral Union, today de-performance of "Robin Hood" which that organization at the Anaheim union auditorium, Jan. 25, pointed out that vithout exception every cast of more than including principals had had previous ex-terber on the profession-our stage. Mrs. J. M. Hitencock of Anaheim, who is cast for the soprano part of Annabelle sings in the Methodist White Temple church at Anaheim. Mrs. A. E. Chapman of Santa Ana, who is cast as Dame Durden, is remembered by theater-goers as the nurse to little Arline in "The Bohemian Girl." Lloyd Kennard, who as Will Scarlet in "Robin Hood," sang during the season of 1922 with the Mission Play. He has also appeared as a vocalist in the Wilshire Presbyterian church, of Los Angeles, and has recently come to Santa Ana from Corona, where he directed the First Congregational church choir. His is a fine, rich bass voice. Miss Holly Lash, who will sing Alan-A-Dale, is a Santa Ana young a good stage presence. Glenn Merrill of Anaheim, who is Little John in the forthcoming production, was a member of the Colorado college glee club, and has appeared in a number of musical productions in Los Angeles. Will Gallienne, recently of Huntington Beach, now of Santa Ana, who has been cast as Sir Guy, was a member of the Lion's club quartette at the beach city, and is now a singer at the First Christian church. The work of Raymond Miles, popular tenor of this city, who plays the same part in the opera, is well known. Miles has appeared-in virtually every opera so far produced by the Orange County Choral Union, and in each part he has made new friends. His voice is sweet and clear. some respects excellent rational renditions of the the way that Ellis director of the Orange oral Union, today deperformance of "Robin which that organization at the Anaheim union auditorium, Jan. 25. pointed out that virhour exception every the cast of more than including principals had had previous exther on the professioneur stage. Mamond Mayer of Santa Primula donna, promises an outstanding success part of Maid Marian, d. Thought Mrs. Mayer it difficult at times to musical studies—she other of three children, most of whom is one yet in spite of this developed a voice of extacy and charm. She has the First Christian air at Santa Ana almost was 13 years old. She appeared in a number of productions in that city. "A Southern Flower." She played the leading the cantata, "Queen Eswhich she had one of special values! Some lines to be closed out, others, regular lines underpriced for Saturday selling. Look for the Clearance signs on every counter and table. A Sweeping Clearance of DRESSES $12 AT JUST ONE LOW PRICE There are about 60 Dresses in the entire lot! Poiret Twills and Silks are here to choose from in an excellent range of sizes up to 40. Every one a this season's garment—and formerly sold at ever so much higher prices. The $12.00 price does not in most instances cover the cost of material alone. Spring AT JUST ONE LOW PRICE —There are about 60 Dresses in the entire lot! Poiret Twills and Silks are here to choose from in an excellent range of sizes up to 40. Every one a this season's garment—and formerly sold at ever so much higher prices. The $12.00 price does not in most instances cover the cost of material alone. Spring stocks are arriving daily and room must be made. At $12.00 the entire lot should be sold in one day. COATS AT FINAL CLEARANCE PRICES CHILDREN'S COATS ¼ off Original Prices Gossard and Royal Worcester Corsets! $5.00 Lines ... $3.95 $6.50 Lines ... $4.95 $7.50 Lines ... $5.95 $8.50 Lines ... $6.95 $9.50 Lines ... $7.95 Styles for Every Figure Included —In order to clear out all remaining Fall Coats, with the exception of Polo Coats, our entire stock is now offered at 25% off early season prices. CHILDREN'S Gingham Dresses —Broken lines higher priced Gingham Dresses Clearance Priced. $1.19 Undermuslins —Batiste and Crepe Bloomers and Gowns in a range of pretty styles, special— $1.69 FALKENSTEIN'S ANAHEIM CALIF. The 1924 Model Studebaker Big-Six Seven-Passenger Sedan $2685 f. o. b. factory Into the Studebaker Big-Six closed cars have gone, without compromise or stint, the finest design, materials, workmanship and the best of Studebaker's 72 years' experience. Nothing has been left undone to make them as fine enclosed cars as can be built. Certainly no car performs more brilliantly or is more reliable. None possesses greater beauty or is more luxuriously comfortable. None is more enjoyable to drive or easier to steer—and none is more completely equipped. To pay more is extravagance. To pay less means a sacrifice of service and comfort. Phone or call for a demonstration. or is more reliable. None possesses greater beauty or is more luxuriously comfortable. None is more enjoyable to drive or easier to steer—and none is more completely equipped. To pay more is extravagance. To pay less means a sacrifice of service and comfort. Phone or call for a demonstration. Terms to Meet Your Convenience STUDEBAKER HARRY D. RILEY 151 S. Los Angeles St. Anaheim, Calif. THIS IS A STUDEBAKER YEAR the Clearance Sales! for Saturday selling. It will pay you to shop early. Silks, Woolens and Wash Goods--Note Prices PURE SILK CREPE DE CHINE —A price way below wholesale cost. 250 yards only in shades of black, grey, tan, white, rose, etc. 95¢yd PRINTED CREPE DE CHINE PURE SILK CREPE DE CHINE —A price way below wholesale cost. 250 yards only in shades of black, grey, tan, white, rose, etc. PRINTED CREPE DE CHINE —Attractive designs in 40-inch Crepes, a large range to select from. $1.89 Yard FINE LINGERIE NAINSOOK 10 YARDS FOR $2.95 —Of fine combed yarns are 50 boxes of this fine Nainsook. Pink, white, orchid, honeydew. 32-inch GINGHAMS 25c —Several thousand yards of fast color Ginghams in checks and small plaids. WOOLENS 1/2 PRICE —Skirtings, Coatings and Dress materials, in a large assortment.