oc-plain-dealer 1924-12-22

CLASSIFIED RATES 15¢ per line for 2 times, 25¢ per line for 4 times, $1.00 per line per month. No charged ad accepted at less than $200,000 was the statement today of a man who has been intimately connected with the park's development. Many buildings indicated on the plans, but hardly mentioned, as yet in the public prints are still to be put up. These, while including only one structure of size—a dancing pavilion measuring roughly 50 by 75 feet and standing immediately east of the plunge—comprise numerous units of porcelain, arcades, summer houses and shelters, etc., while many miscellaneous improvements incident to the care of the premises must be made. Perhaps the first thing to be done will be to but in an automatic sprinkling system, much of the pipe for which already is on the ground. This improvement is one that will cost comparatively little and is in keeping with the policy of city council to make reasonable expenditures where required in order to cut down cost of upkeep. Considerable other work, such as the seeding of the rest of the unplanted space along Cypress at back of the bleachers, awaits the laying of this pipe. The plan also is to seed the baseball diamond with the object of keeping the dust down, but how soon this will be done is uncertain. There is no demand for the work until next summer. The dust of all unplanted ground sweeps into the plunge and also settles on shrubbery, spoiling the appearance of the park. West Coast Lease WEST COAST LEASE, (Spl.) The Rev. W. C. Stone expects to leave about the first of the year to go to Cincinnati, Ohio, where he has been elected editor of the Pilgrim Advocate. His wife and family will remain here for the winter. They will live on the Olinda lease. Mr. C. Stevens formerly of this lease how living at La Habra does with an accident while at work and is now in the Fullerton hospital. Mrs. J. A. Huff and Miss Peggy Flannigan spent two days last week in Los Angeles shopping. Mr. and Mrs. S. Gibson and family spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Jones. The Pilgrim Church will hold their Christmas entertainment next Tuesday night. Mrs. F. W. Simons and Tom and Stuart were Long Beach visitors Thursday afternoon. Mrs. E. S. Flannigan and daughter Peggy and Mrs. J. A. Huff were in Fullerton Thursday morning on business. Almer Proger and Howard Turney and Dale Turney from Los Angeles spent Sunday evening at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Flannigan. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Knieley and children were Santa Ana visitors on Saturday. BUENA PARK BUENA PARK, Dec. 22, (Spl.) The members of the Woman's club pleasantly entertained their respective families with a Christ- NEW TODAY FOR SALE—Fat capons, 2 Buff Orphington cockerels, 7 Ligut Brahma pullets, 1233 Peafall st. $22,000 SAVINGS TO LOCAL HOUSES With a cut of three cents a box on shocks, to be officially announced by the California Fruit Growers' Exchange shortly, the two local exchange houses will save around $22,000 this crop year, estimating the season's shipments at 1600 cars of 465 boxes each. This saving of course will be passed along to the growers. The official statement of amount saved has just come out. It is 5 cents per box. The exchange says: The naming of the 1925 billing out prices for shocks on the part of the directors of Fruit Growers' Supply Co. is an important bit of information in which all Exchange growers are interested. The fact that the market for citrus box materials is approximately 3 cents per box less than last year has produced a like reduction in the billing prices paid by the associations affiliated with the California Fruit Growers' Exchange, and who purchase their supplies through the Supply company. The prices named by the directors and which have been announced by circular to the associations, reflect this reduction, and name a net price of 18.18 cents for the box in most common use, which is the all-pine with a rotary cut 4-inch top. The market for the all-pine citrus box varies between 19½ cents and 20 cents. Varying comba- Considerable other work, such as the seeding of the rest of the unplanted space along Cypress at back of the bleachers, swails the laying of this pipe. The plan also is to seed the baseball diamond with the object of keeping the dust down, but how soon this will be done is uncertain. There is no demand for the work until next summer. The dust of all unplanted ground sweeps into the plunge and also settles on shrubbery, apollishing the appearance of the park. Another of the more immediate but not pressing improvements in the laying out of two more tennis courts adjoining and just west of the two existing courts on Cypress street. Still another of the more immediate improvements is the building of a sort of summer house in the picnic ground, adjoining the City Auto Camp on North Palm-st. In order to divert plenieurs from the rest of the park where seating capacity and facilities for looking after refuse have not been provided. The eastern half of the park facing on N. Lemon-st. is regarded more or less as the show portion, for the reason that North Lemon is the only important thoroughfare past the park used by tourists and other out-of-towners. There is no intention to discriminate against owners of property abutting on other streets about the park, however, and the city, while it cannot undo work done long since, will for example move the auto camp away from its site on North Palm to acreage near the northern outskirts. To return to improvement of the picnic grounds, it had been intended to put little shelters or summer house—six or eight of them—in open lawn spaces arranged for picnicing parties, but this plan may be given up. Next to the dancing pavilion, the most important project is the erection of a band stand and grading of ground for an out-door auditorium well-furnished with seats just north and east of the pavilion. The ground will be sloped downward at a slight angle toward the bandstand so that all can hear and see. About the plunge pergolas will be erected, homming it in. on the three open sides, while arcades will surround the auditorium in a similar way. This will be covered with vines, making a strikingly pretty effect. Back of the bleachers will be placed a shelter with some apparatus—a sort of outdoor gym in a modest way. Whether the bleachers will be moved is still undecided. Small summer houses or shelters at other points in the northeastern quarter of the park, a small Chinese temple near the lily pond, extension and bridging of the lily pond and other improvements also are planned. BUENA PARK BUENA PARK, Dec. 22. (Spl.) The members of the Woman's club pleasantly entertained their respective families with a Christmas party at the club house Thursday evening. Mrs. Garrison Costar had charge of the arrangements. Mrs. Ralph Cummins told the children a Christmas story which led u.p. the appearance of Santa Claus at the psychological moment. Santa proved himself to be the well known "jolly old elf" with a bag full of toys which he distributed first to the children, and then to the grown ups. The evening was passed quickly with games and refreshments of pumpkin pie and coffee, candy etc. Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. James Watson and Mrs. Mae Faegan attended the Christmas party given by the Liberty Court of Amaranth at Anaheim Wednesday evening. Mrs. D. W. Hasson of the library board and Miss Anna Luebkeman, librarian, went to Fullerton Wednesday, and selected more books for the Buena Park district library. Mrs. Geo. Putman of Sunset ave was an Artesia caller Thursday fornoon. Mrs. Rambottom will spend the holidays at Bakegsfield. Mrs. Counts of Stanford visited Mrs. J. F. Pritchard Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Titleton were Los Angeles shoppers Thursday. Mrs. H. E. Warren is serving on the jury at Santa Ana. Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Murch were Los Angeles shoppers Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Little, Miss Hedwig Janke, Erwin Janke and Mr. Henry were guests at a party given by Mr. and Mrs. Galbreath, of Pasadena. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Bixby were Sunday guest of Mr. Johnathan Bixby of Long Beach. They also visited Mrs. Bixby's sister, Mrs Pierce. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Robeson and Lawrence and Virginia, motored to Laguna Beach Wednesday. Mr. Wm. Reiger, of Tujunga who was a weekend guest of the Robeona returned to his home Sunday evening. Mrs. John Semeyare was visited Wednesday by her sister, Miss Marle Meyer of Los Angeles. Mrs. Henry Luebkeman of Anaheim visited her mother-in-law, Mrs. Anna Luebkeman Wednesday. Miss Hazel Nay and Mr. Clifford Allee of Yorba Linda were Wednesday evening guests of Mr. Hay and Date Turney from Los Angeles spent Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E.S.Flaannigan. Mr. and Mrs.C.R.Knielley and children were Santa Ana visitors on Saturday. The market for the all-pine citrus box varies between 19% cents and 20 cents. Varying combinations of pine and rotary cut spruce or fir materials, due to latter being available at lesser costs, are still less. In fact boxes may be bad by the associations thru the Fruit Growers' Supply Co., as low as 16.6 cents.The great majority of the Exchange associations continue to use the all-pine box, believing that such a package carries fruit to market more satisfactorily from the points of view of appearance and safety, than do some of the substitute combinations.However, the decision rests with the associations themselves and their Supply Company is in a position to get for them that which they desire. REDS MUTINOUS BUCHAREST, Roumania, Dec. 22.-Mutiny exists in the Red army of Russia and furious street fighting is going on in Moscow with scores hitled and wounded on each side; reports received here today said. A Class Ad is best little salesman. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stanford of La Habra were Thursday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs.A.A.Astanford. Mr. and Mrs.Glen Crilly and family spent Thursday evening at Whittier. E.E.Turman was a business visitor in Santa Ana Friday. L.G.McGee transacted business in Fullerton Friday. Mr. and Mrs.E.W.Turman, Mr. and Mrs.Frank Miller and Mr. and Mrs.Caryl Snyder were Thursday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs.Frank Jones. M.C.Hammeron of Huntington Park was in town Friday. W.B.Shaw's new house is nearing completion.The interior painting is nearly done. Mrs.R.H.Rock was shopping in Anaheim Friday afternoon. Mrs.Nelle Andrews of Compton visited her daughter, Mrs.John Boyle and family Thursday.Miss Elizabeth Jone who has been in the Fullerton hospital for the past two weeks is improving fine and expects to be home for Christmas. Miss Leona Hilgenfeld who has been attending Mills College at Oakland came home Thursday to spend the holidays with her parents. This work will be covered with vines, making a strikingly pretty effect. Back of the bleachers will be placed a shelter with some apparatus, a sort of outdoor gym in a modest way. Whether the bleachers will be moved is still undecided. Small summer houses or shelters at other points in the northeastern quarter of the park, a small Chinese temple near the lily pond, extension and bridging of the lily pond and other improvements also are planned. When a tumor's malignant, Tis sad to relate, If you wait 'til it's painful, You've waited too late. Lives of great men oft remind us that we should watch our step. He speaks well who hears much. BUSINESS CLASSIFIED FIRESTONE AND OLDFIELD TIRES Bicycle and Motorcycle Repairing and Welding W. H. Boon 147 So. Los Angeles St. BLACKSMITHING AND HORSE SHOEING Oxy-Acetylene Welding J. E. Gatewood, Richfield THE GEEVUM GIRLS I TAKE PLEASURE IN INTRODUCING MY SISTER WHO WILL TALK UPON A SUBJECT OF THELY INTEREST! AND YOU KNOW BY THE SLOGAN WHICH YOU SEE ON MY BANNER THERE IS BUT ONE WAY IN WHICH WE CAN ASSIST THESE TIRELESS WORKERS! Plain Dealer Monday, Dec. 22, 1924 NEW TODAY FOR SALE—Rabbits, young breeding stock, some pedigree New Zealand and Himalaya. Ideal Christmas gifts. Also chicken fryers. 747 No. Claudina-st. FOR SALE—A good Dayton racer bicycle. In good shape, cheap. Phone 393-J. FOR SALE—Fat turkeys, ranging from 5 to 15 lbs. each. Phone 535, corner West-st, and Bail-rd. FOR SALE—Fine cabinet phonograph and records like new. Phone 534-J, or 545-J. FOR RENT—4-room furnished. Apt., with garage. Best location in Anaheim. Call 563-J or Weadon's Confectionery. FOR SALE—1 1-2 ton Graham truck, gas range, almost new. D. Kee, Dale-Ave., Buena Park. BOARD in private home, meals well cooked. Nicely served. 212 N. Phila. WANTED—Small furnished house on well traveled street, close in. 128 E. Center-st. Phone 1262. FOR SALE—Two Boston Bull puppies, perfectly marked. Cheap. 543 S. Resh. FOR SALE—3-month-old Rog police dog. Mary Faust, Placentia R. F.D. 1, care Thales Ranch. FOR SALE—a $250 electric Console phonograph with a good section of records $130, 215 S. West street. Phone 183-M. FOR RENT—3-room apt. furn. Best location in town; free water and Anaheim evening paper. 118 Inquire at 225-E. NEW TODAY WILL PAY $100 to $1000 cash for good used piano. Call Mr. Harris. 202. K. of P. every Monday nite. 327 W. Center. All visitors welcome. HELP WANTED WANTED—High class salesmen for Northern Orange-co. Wonderful opportunity for right man. Thomas B. Watters, phone 240-M, Pullerton, Calif. RANCH SUPPLIES FERTILIZER—We deliver and appeal A-1 manure, prices right. Phone Artesia A-689, Artesia Perfilling Co., 4th and Main-sts., Artesia. FOR SALE—Record bud valencia orange trees. W.G. Smith Nursery. I mile south Olinda, Golden ave. Phone Placentia 150-R-11. FOR RENT—ROOMS FURNISHED front bedroom. Freshly decorated and new furniture; balcony; closet in. Terms reasonable. Phone 1122. FOR RENT—3-furnished room or housekeeping Apts. Phone 1122. USED AUTOS Frank P. Taggart Co. 328 W. Center-st, Anaheim, Calif. We have the following USED CARS MISCELLANEOUS PIANO, like new. Fullerton Gharry Fellings, Nelson Musical child's desk and chair, 2 g doors, 2-ft. 8-in. by 6-ft., 8-in. Zeyn. SAXOPHONE-CLARINET — production, tonguing and composition fingerles, taught. Agents standard makes. Free less Reeds and accessories. J.D. meter, 210 Kroeger-st, Phi919-W. DRY WALNUT WOOD $10 per 4 tier cord delivered, inch lengths for stoves; also inch cannins for fireplaces and tight heaters. Phone 2357-Sc Ana, after 4 p.m., or mail or to Mrs.L.V.Jordan, 1725 Malo-st., Santa Ana. FOR RENT—HOUSES FOR RENT OR LEASE—5-reun furnished bungalow and garage 916 No. Lemon-st. Phone 1188. FOR RENT—3-room cottage, modern, 410 Emily, phone Maltby 123. FOR RENT—Two good unfinished houses, one room, one room with or without garage, each, close in. 305 E. Chartst. FOR RENT—Unfurnished 6-house and garage. Reasons Inquire 911 E.Santa Ana-st. FOR RENT—3-room furnish house with breakfast nook garage, with free water, 200 S.Citron-st.Call for key at S.Citron-st.or 304 W.Center. Varying combi- the billing prices paid associations affiliated with Fruit Growers Extrusion who purchase their thru the Supply companies prices named by the and which have been anby circular to the assoctivity this reduction, and set price of 18.18 cents box in most common use, the all-pine with a rotary top. market for the all-pine clitice between 19% cents. Varying combipine and rotary cut for fir materials, due to being available at lesare still less. In fact be had by the association the Fruit Growers oas low as 16.6 cents. majority of the Exassociations continue to d-pine box, believing that package carries fruit to more satisfactorily from of view of appearance than do some of the combinations. Howdecision rests with the has themselves and their company is in a position to to whom they demains best little salesman. Mrs. Ernest Stanford were Thursday evenstions of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Mrs. Glen Crilly and went Thursday evening at Thurman was a business Santa Ana Friday. Gee transacted business on Friday. Mrs. E. W. Thurman, Mrs. Frank Miller and Mrs. Caryl Snyder were evening guests of Mr. Frank Jones. Hammerson of Huntingwas in town Friday. Shaw's new house is nearpleton. The interior is nearly done. H. Rock was shopping on Friday afternoon. Willie Andrews of Compton or daughter, Mrs. John family Thursday. Elizabeth Jone who has Fullerton hospital for two weeks is improving expects to be home foriona Hilgenfeld who has ending Mills College at same home Thursday to holidays with her pa TIME TABLE A. T & S. Fe R. K. in effect November 2nd, 1924 Trains to Los Angeles— No. 79 6:08 AM No. 71 11:23 AM No. 73 4:50 PM No. 75 9:02 PM No. 51 10:25 AM Trains to San Diego— No. 78 1:56 AM No. 72 9:46 AM No. 74 3:46 PM No. 76 6:47 PM Through sleeper to Kansas City, Minneapolis and Chicago. Through sleeper to Denver, St. Louis, Chicago and Grand Canyon connection. Honston, Galveston, Texas, New Orleans and Phoenix connection. Through train to Riverside and San Bernardino. C. A. WALKER. Agent FOR SALE-3-month-old Rog. polite dog. Mary Faust, Phantasia R. F. D. I, eare Thales Ranch. FOR SALE-A $250 electric Console phonograph with a good section of records $130. 215 S. West street. Phone 183-M. FOR RENT-3-room apt. furnitest location in town; free water and Anaheim evening paper. 118 Inquire at 225 E. Wilhelmina-ad. WANTED-$200 Anaheim residence 10 per sent; also $1000 Fullerton residence, L. A. Newman, 640 W. Commonwealth, Fullerton, Phone 172-R-2. FOR SALE-Fat turkeys and geese, Mitchell ranch, Westernave., Buena Park, D. Mitchell. FOR SALE-1 pump and gasoline engine in good condition. Wilson & Bever shop, 124 Elm-st. Phone 399-R. FOR SALE-All kinds of second hand windows, doors, screens and building material cheap; also Chevrolet one-ton truck in good condition, Wilson & Bever shop, 124 Elm-st. Phone 399-R. TURKEYS FOR SALE-Corner Ball-rd. and West. Phone 299-W. FOR SALE-4-wheel rubber tire coaster, small boy's cost, White Rotary sewing machine. Phone 992 after 5 p.m. FOUND-String of beads on Sycamore-st. Call 117 W. Cypress-st. Phone 547. FOR SALE-4-room house and lot. Inquire 318 So. Bush-st. $50 DOWN FOR A HOME-Price only $1850.Move right in and save rent.$12 N.Jans,Anaheim.L.A.Newman,640 W.,Commonwealth,Fullerton.Phone 172-R-2. TIME TABLE A. T & S. Fe R. K. in effect November 2nd, 1924 Trains to Los Angeles— No. 79 6:08 AM No. 71 11:23 AM No. 73 4:50 PM No. 75 9:02 PM No. 51 10:25 AM Trains to San Diego— No. 78 1:56 AM No. 72 9:46 AM No. 74 3:46 PM No. 76 6:47 PM Through sleeper to Kansas City, Minneapolis and Chicago. Through sleeper to Denver, St. Louis, Chicago and Grand Canyon connection. Honston, Galveston, Texas, New Orleans and Phoenix connection. Through train to Riverside and San Bernardino. C. A.WALKER.Agent FOR RENT-3-month-old Rog.polite dog.Mary Faust,Phantasia R.F.D.I,eare Thales Ranch. FOR SALE-A $250 electric Console with a good section of records $130.215 S.West street.Phone 183-M. FOR RENT-3-room apt.furnitest location in town; free water and Anaheim evening paper.118 Inquire at 225 E.Wilhelmina-ad. WANTED-$200 Anaheim residence 10 per sent; also $1000 Fullerton residence,L.A.Newman,640 W.,Commonwealth,Fullerton.Phone 172-R-2. FOR SALE-Fat turkeys and geese,Mitchell ranch,Westernave.,Buena Park,D.Mitchell. FOR SALE-1 pump and gasoline engine in good condition.Wilson & Bever shop,124 Elm-st.Phone 399-R. FOR SALE-All kinds of second hand windows, doors, screens and building material cheap; also Chevrolet one-ton truck in good condition.Wilson & Bever shop,124 Elm-st.Phone 399-R. TURKEYS FOR SALE-Corner Ball-rd. and West.Phone 299-W. FOR SALE-4-wheel rubber tire coaster,small boy's cost,White Rotary sewing machine.Phone 992 after 5 p.m. FOUND-String of beads on Sycamore-st.Call 117 W.Cypress-st.Phone 547. FOR SALE-4-room house and lot.Inquire 318 So.Bush-st. $50 DOWN FOR A HOME-Price only $1850.Move right in and save rent.$12 N.Jans,Anaheim.L.A.Newman,640 W.,Commonwealth,Fullerton.Phone 172-R-2. TIME TABLE A.T&S.FeR.K. in effect November 2nd,1924 Trains to Los Angeles— No.79 6:08 AM No.71 11:23 AM No.73 4:50 PM No.75 9:02 PM No.51 10:25 AM Trains to San Diego— No.78 1:56 AM No.72 9:46 AM No.74 3:46 PM No.76 6:47 PM Through sleeper to Kansas City,Minneapolis and Chicago. Through sleeper to Denver,St.Louis,Chicago and Grand Canyon connection. Honston,Galveston,Texas,新 Orleans and Phoenix connection. Through train to Riverside and San Bernardino. C.A.WALKER.Agent FOR RENT-3-month-old Rog.polite dog.Mary Faust,Phantasia R.F.D.I,eare Thales Ranch. FOR SALE-A $250 electric Console with a good section of records $130.215 S.West street.Phone 183-M. FOR RENT-3-room apt.furnitest location in town; free water and Anaheim evening paper.118 Inquire at 225 E.Wilhelmina-ad. WANTED-$200 Anaheim residence 10 per sent; also $1000 Fullerton residence,L.A.Newman,640 W.,Commonwealth,Fullerton.Phone 172-R-2. FOR SALE-Fat turkeys and geese,Mitchell ranch,Westernave.,Buena Park,D.Mitchell. FOR SALE-1 pump and gasoline engine in good condition.Wilson & Bever shop,124 Elm-st.Phone 399-R. FOR SALE-All kinds of second hand windows, doors, screens and building material cheap; also Chevrolet one-ton truck in good condition.Wilson & Bever shop,124 Elm-st.Phone 399-R. TIME TABLE A.T&S.FeR.K. in effect November 2nd,1924 Trains to Los Angeles— No.79 6:08 AM No.71 11:23 AM No.73 4:50 PM No.75 9:02 PM No.51 10:25 AM Trains to San Diego— No.78 1:56 AM No.72 9:46 AM No.74 3:46 PM No.76 6:47 PM Through sleeper to Kansas City,Minneapolis and Chicago. Through sleeper to Denver,St.Louis,Chicago and Grand Canyon connection. Honston,Galveston,Texas,新 Orleans and Phoenix connection. Through train to Riverside and San Bernardino. C.A.WALKER.Agent FOR RENT-3-month-old Rog.polite dog.Mary Faust,Phantasia R.F.D.I,eare Thales Ranch. FOR SALE-A $250 electric Console with a good section of records $130.215 S.West street.Phone 183-M. FOR RENT-3-room furnitest location in town; free water and Anaheim evening paper.118 Inquire at rear of Wilson & Bever building,$5:00 per month.l48 W.Water Center.Phone399-R. PROFESSIONAL YOU NEED NOT BE SICK! Dr.Joseph H.Coleman CHIROPRACTOR Six Years Successful Practice in Los AngelesPhone845250 E.CenterSt.Ground floor;Anaheim Phones=I169J;Office207Dr.Walter R.BlakelyOptometrist-OpticianWe do our own lens grinding190 W.Water Center St.Anaheim.Cal JohnstonWickett ClinicANAHEIM,CALIFORNIAHOURS:8:00 a.m.m.:5:00 p.m. Phone728DR SUE M.AAMACKDR.HENRY C.VOGTANAHEIM'S CHIROPRACTORSPalmer GraduatesGround Floor Office317 N.L.A.S.t.Anaheim.Cal Office Hours 16 to phone810Dr.Guy Allison RawsonMEDICINE-SURGERY714 N.Lemon-st.Anaheim.Cal.Electronic Diagnosis and Treatment.(Dr.Albert Abrams) FOR RENT-LIVE AT THEHOTEL ANGELINA TRANSIENT ROOMS AND APARTAT REDUCED,RATESThe finest fireproof anaptmhotel in Orange co.Beach lobby,social hall and roof garag luxurious furnished apartmencomplete with mold service.to phone light,hot cold waxgas, steam heat find laundrylinens included.Transient.wearand monthly rates.CornerPhiladelphia and E.Center.Phoen H. Rock was shopping on Friday afternoon. Mlle Andrews of Compton or daughter, Mrs. John family Thursday. Elizabeth Jone who has the Fullerton hospital for two weeks is improving expects to be home foriona Hilgenfeld who has ending Mills College at same home Thursday to holidays with her pa TRANSIENT ROOMS AND APARTMENTS AT REDUCED RATES The finest fireproof apartment hotel in Orange-co. Beauty lobby, social hall and roof garages luxuriously furnished apartments complete with maid service; to phone, light, hot and cold water, steam heat and laundry linens included. Translent, wee and monthly rates. Corner Philadelphia and E. Center. Ph 1200. CLE WIGGLY'S TRICKS Can't get in here! Where can we park? You can't park here! What's the matter with the house on the see on SO ONCE MORE, CALLING YOUR KIND ATTENTION TO THE PRINTED WORDS ON THE BANNER, I CLOSE! I THANK YOU! PST! SIS! TURN! WHAT DO YOU MEAN TURN? TO HEAR MY TALK, A PERSON WOULD THINK I DON'T KNOW WHAT I'M DOING! HOPELESS! DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING EARLY!!! Tim Early Miscellaneous Classified Ads The PLAIN DEALER charges Wk. Ads as an accommodation. In return for this courtesy the advertiser should remit promptly. The Plain Dealer will not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion ordered more than one time. MISCELLANEOUS D. like new. Fullerton 525 Fellings, Nelson Music Co. SALE—One has range, 1 desk and chair, 2 glass 2-ft. 8-in. by 6-ft. 8-in. 901 PHONE-CLARINET — Tone action, toning and combining in taught. Agent for card makes. Free lessons, and accessories. L.D. Parr. 210 Kroeger-st. Phone DRY WALNUT WOOD Over 4 titer cord delivered, 12 denials for stove; also 12 denials for fire places and air heaters. Phone 2357 Santa after 4 p.m., or mail order to L. V. Jordan, 1725 N. st., Santa Ana. FOR RENT—HOUSES RENT OR LEASE—5-room furnished bungalow and garage on Lemon-st. Phone 1182. RENT—3-room duplex and in cottage, modern, 410 N. phone Maltby 123. RENT—Two good unfurnished houses, one 4-room, one 5-with or without garage, $25 close in. 305 E. Chartres. RENT—Unfurnished 6-rm. and garage. Reasonable, no 911 S. Santa Ana-st. RENT—3-room furnished with breakfast nook and cove, with free water, 209 1-2 iron-st. Call for key at 211 iron-st, or 304 W. Center-st. FOR RENT—APARTMENTS REAL ESTATE—FOR SALE FOR RENT—Newly furnished bedroom. Phone 1132. FOR RENT—6-room Duplex, hardwood floors throut; all built-in features; 3 bedrooms, gas range and garage. Free water. 209 So. Citron-st. Inquire 211 So. Citron. FOR RENT—Furnished 3-room flat; adults only. No dogs, cats or birds. Inquire $17 E. Cypress. FOR RENT—Nice clean single and double apts, $30 and $33. Everything included. Colonial Apt., 140 No. Lemnón, one block off Center. FOR RENT—Single and double apts, in the newest and most modern apts. Flats in Anaheim. These are handsomely furnished and should be seen to be appreciated. Rosemarie Apt. Phone 856. 309 W. Center-st. RENTS cut to a frazzle—Flats, apts, cottages and rooms, furnished and unfurnished. Phone $32-J or $72 for prices or call at 325 S. Claudina St. FOR RENT—3-room furnished Apt. $30. 120 E. Alberta. FOR RENT—Room and furnished Apt. At the Mann, 117 N. Olive-st. FOR RENT—Furnished apartment; close in; everything furnished; $12.50 per month; $15.00 with garage. Phone 101-J. FOR RENT—Modern 4-room furnished flat and garage; living and dining room; elegant kitchen with all built-in features; 1 bedroom and 1 built-in wall bed; Hardwood floors throughout; for sale or exchange. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—Alfalfa ranch, north, also clear lot for sale in Anaheim, easy terms. O.B. Baxter, 922 N. Palm, Anaheim, phone 1092-W. FOR SALE—Have well improved 160 acre farm in Eastern Newaska. Can use small property in Anaheim. Inquire 600 S. Emily-st. for terms. FOR SALE OR TRADE—7-room furnished house and garage on lot 96x209 feet, 14 full grown Bing cherry trees, all kinds of berries, and shrubs, located in fine residential district of Portland, Oregon. Will trade for property in Orange-co., Box $30 Plain Dealer. FOR SALE—By owner, 10-acre Valencia grove. Terms: Phone Placement, 121 J. FOR SALE—10 acre grove, 10 years old trees, S.E. corner East and Vermont-sts. City limit. Fine place for home and good revenue. Owner living on place, facing East street. BUSINESS CARDS PERMANENT WAVING $15.00 Water waving, Bob marcelling $1.Lorraine Beauty Shop, 424 W.Center. Phone 374-J. MATTRESSES, feathers renovated; upholstering: Santa Ana Mattress Co., 216 French-st. Phone 948-J. JENERAL transferring and trucking: Long and short hauling.Household goods a specialty: 244 E.-Center-st.G.A.Warren, phone RENT—Two good unfurnished houses, one 4-room, one 5-with or without garage; $25 close in. 305 E. Chartres. RENT—Unfurnished 6-rm. and garage. Reasonable. No 911 E. Santa Ana-st. RENT—3-room furnished with breakfast nook and eave, with free water. 209 l-2 iron-st. Call for key at 211 iron-st, or 304 W. Center-st. RENT—5-room modern unfurnished, close in. In 209 N. Kroeger. RENT—A 6-room house and $20 per mo. 1100 E. way. RENT—Very modern 4-all built-ins; garage; $26-free. 2 beams from Janchool. 1108 E. Center-st. RENT—3 room, furnished water paid. 211 l-2 So. St. in rear; $25 per month. Key 304 W. Center St. RENT—New 6-room modern close in; $35 per month. Morris Realty Co., 123 N. Angeles St. RENT—4-room modern low. Inquire 120 E. Alberta-Flow. Inquire 120 E. Alberta-Flow. RENT—Large five room un-furnished modern house. Lawn, berry, garage; well located, per month. 129 Kroeger St. next door. RENT—Neat new 3-room closet bed, with garage; $25 per month at 514 East St. Key at 512. Apply Philadelphia St., Apt 11. RENT—Four-room unfurried house in bungalow court; in; all modern; $30 and month. See Fred H. Schnetler 18 E. Center st. RENT - APARTMENTS RENT—Rooms with private day, weekly or monthly Inquire McFarland Apts., V. Chestnut, near Lemon-st., 1072-W. FOR RENT LIVE AT THE HOTEL ANGELINA SIENT ROOMS AND APTS AT REDUCED RATES finest fireproof apartment in Orange co., Beautiful social hall and roof garden usually furnished apartments,OTE with maid service; tele-light, hot and cold water, team heat and laundry lot included. Translent, weekly monthly rates. Corner of california and E. Center Phone FOR RENT RENT and furnished single and double Apts, with continuous hot water; gas, water and FOR RENT—Modern, ally Apt., single and double, everything furnished. Hot water. Rents reduced. Roberts Apts., corner Lemon and Center; phone 953; also garage for rent. Call same number. FOR RENT — Furnished single apt., at $35; including light, gas and water; partial janitor service; tile bath; large dressing room; thoroly modern. Apply $22 Kraemer Bldg., adjoining City Hall. PERMANENT WAVING $15.00 Water waving, Bob marcelline $1.Lorraine Beauty Shop, 424 W.Center. Phone 374-J. MATTRESSES, feathers renovated; upholstering, Santa Ana Mattress Co., 216 French-st. Phone 948-J. GENERAL transferring and trucking Long and short hauling Household goods a specialty. 244 E. Center-st, G.A.Warren, phone 882. DRESSMAKING, remodelling family sewing in your home or mine. Phone 825-M Mrs.Flecus. WANTED WANTED — Experienced shoe salesman, 109 W. Center-st. Kafka-teria Shoe Store. WANTED — Work of any kind in store or farm by 18 year old boy $10 S.Lemon-st. WANTED — Carpenter work by day or contract; finishing, cabinet work or remodeling. Phone 981-J.J.H.Latourette. ITUATION WANTED — Must have work on ranch by young married man. Can use tractor or team. 1220 French-st.Santa Ana Calif. POULTRY WANTED — Poultry for cash. Phone 783-J. FOR SALE — Corn fed turkeys, l-2 miles west of Lincoln, half mile north on Western ave.Mcarthy Dalry. FOR SALE — Corn fed turkeys 40e per lb. 7th house north on Walker-ave.; Cypress, J.L.Valen-line. FOR SALE — Capons, fat hens,fryers, rabbits, also New Zealand Red breeding stock. Some with pedigree napens We buy back silghteen you raise Excellent Xmas gifts, Phone 610-M. 2nd house to left on Coffman-ave., just off East Center, I.B.Miller. Fish, Poultry and Produce Remember our new location, 115 N.Los Angeles. Always ready to serve with best of quality.Anaheim Fish Market QUALITY CHICKS White Leghorns, each 15c.R.I.Reds, 18c.Onder for January and February. Garden Grove Hatchery One mile west, half mile north of Garden Grove LIVE AT THE HOTEL ANGELINA SISTER ROOMS AND APTS AT REDUCED RATES nest fireproof apartment in Orange-co. Beautiful social hall and roof garden usually furnished apartments, note with maid service; telelight, hot and cold water, team heat and laundry fot included. Transient, weekly monthly rates. Corner of Delphia and E. Center. Phone FOR RENT—Furnished single and double Apts. with continuous hot water; gas, water and FOR RENT—Modern, alry Apt. single and double, everything furninished. Hot water. Rents reduced. Roberts Apts., corner Lemon and Center; phone 953; also garage for rent. Call same number. FOR RENT—Furnished single apt., at $35; including light, gas and water; partial janitor service; tile bath; large dressing room; thoroly modern. Apply 202 Kramer Bldg., adjoining City Hall. PROFESSOR_NOODLE WHERE'S THE HOSS? Dear Professor: I've read about this old antique, who though hes lived one hunddred years, had seen no car until last week! How very strange this tale appears! A. Clutch It isn't strange that this old guy could live so long upon life's stage. For had he dwelt where cars whiz by, he'd never reach this ripe old age! Prof.Noodle Dealer Want Ads Bring Results