oc-plain-dealer 1925-01-08

THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1925 A Merciless Merchandise Slaughter STOCKS MUST BE ADJUSTED TWICE Every day during the year this store demonstrates its life wire merchandise you money. But twice every year, at the end of each season, real life their stocks in anticipation of the next season, and to keep their organization of those times, now, and we are determined to move every piece of which the price it brings. Big Lee Men's Black or Brown COTTON HOSE ... 8c Loat 175 MEN'S RUBBER BELTS ... 17c 3 for $0.06 All Leather One Piece $3 PUTTEES They'll never be cheaper; men! Very good military style puttees, in all sizes. Buy them $1.98 WOOL HOSE For dress or work; dark colors. Little Hoose, 17c; 3 pr.; for 20-cm Rich Hairon Fibre Hoose... duce. Broadcloth Shirts Beautiful; linen trousers, broadclothes in white or plain colors. ADJUSTED TWICE EVERY YEAR! constrates its live wire merchandising policy, and its ability to save the end of each season, real fire stores take positive losses to adjust season, and to keep their organization running smoothly. This is one need to move every piece of winter goods out of the store regardless. Broadcloth Shirts Beautiful, in Irous, broad clothes in white main colors. HANE'S UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS WINTER WEIGHT. ELASTIC RIBBED GARMENTS OF THIS FAMOUS MAKE GO THE CLEARANCE WAY TOMORROW. CLOTHING STOCK CUT THREE WAYS! Coats or Profits absolutely ignored to effect record quick clearance! LOT NO. 1 $25 SUITS AND OVERCOATS SALE STARTS FRIDAY AND LASTS 10 DAYS Regular Prices have been literally dropped to pieces. Never before in all our felt so enthusiastic in regard to the savings offered to the people of Ansheim determined to turn every piece of winter merchandise into money regardless of his be, in 10 days of试, furious selling. Prices like this eye below will do it, folks. Ing and get your luck of the best, for in some cases w here lots are limited, they “HANES” UTSUITS Famous for their fit, winter weights in colors or randomes. “Hanes” separate shirts 79c Panasonic Buy One MUST MOVE OUR MAMMOTH STOCKS. ND LASTS 10 DAYS ONLY! Never before in all our business history have we given into money regardless of how small the amount may thus be below will do it folks. Be here early Friday mornwere lots are limited, they won't last long. BIG LOT FAMOUS PARIS GARTERS..... 15c Ladies' Rich Fibre RAYON HOSE ..... 48c Famous for their fit, winter weights in colors or randoms, separate shirts 79¢ 65c, 75c, $1 TIES Pany silks and knits, a big selection of wonderful values. Buy while the selection is big. One lot of good soft 32c Moccasin Toe $4 Work Shoes Double leather where the wear comes, soft and easy. WORK SHOES..... $1,89.99 HEAVY INTEREST BURDENS RANCHER High interest charges on ranches which were purchased when orange prices were sky high and still are unpaid constitute the principal burden on certain growers in the Anaheim district, says F. S. Ruggles of Los Angeles field and sales representative of the M. O. D. who is working in and about Anaheim again for a while. Growers who came here and bought groves when oranges were selling at five or six cents a pound on the tree naturally are suffering now, unless possessed of plenty of capital to tide them over to another super-boom period, he asserted. Ruggles does not take very seriously any other setback in the industry, whether wind and cold weather or anything else. He puts the frost and wind damage combined in the Southland at 15 to 20 per cent with lemons suffering worst. This field man, who has traveled widely in the course of his duties, was inclined to think that a smaller crop of lemons, due to the percentage of unmarketable fruit withdrawn, might be good for the lemon growers. While favoring any measure that will prevent the shipment of fruit really damaged, Ruggles declared that in the source of his experience with the Bureau of Markets of the U. S. Department of Agriculture several years ago, he had seen California citrus fruit in Chicago which, tho it contained crystals of ice, was still edible and in demand in certain quarters. The thing which should not be done, said Ruggles, was to ship damaged fruit under the regular brands and sell it for what it is not. Damage is spotted, he continued and some regions that suffered in previous seasons escaped this time. Higher prices will look after some of the loss that might have been suffered, tho of course no price prediction is safe as yet. FOREIGN TRADE MAKES RECORD SCHOOL TRUSTEES ENDORSE PRINCIPI At the regular meeting oftees of the Placentia-Rich school district the following lution was adopted and ordained to the various local petin and around the district. Whereas certain malicious statements have been made as re to the character of Mr. Glen diebarger, superintendent of Placentia schools, and Whereas, we have the utt confidence in his integrity ability therefore be it Resolved that the board oftees of the Placentia-Rich school district go on record do hereby express our full evidence in Mr. Riddlebarger and plore the position taken by cem newspapers regarding the acco tions against him. (Signed) LOUIS JACOBSEN, D. D. LUZIER WILLIAM BIELEFELDT LE ROY E. LYON, H. S. LEAVITT, Plain Dealer Classified Ads duce results. Try this medi retirement. Kelliogg is atten tthe allied financial conference Paris. FOREIGN TRADE MAKES RECORD WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.—With exports of more than a billion dollars in excess of imports, the foreign trade of the United States in 1924 was the greatest of any normal year in the history of the nation, the department of commerce announced today. Foreign commerce for 1924 was $3,225,000,000, bringing the total since the war to $73,817,000,-000. Exports exceeded imports by $18,228,000,000 in the six year period. The favorable balance of trade was exceeded in the war years and in 1919, 1920 and 1921 but officials pointed out that period cannot be considered in a comparative analysis of commerce, since then European production practically was at a standstill. This country exported commodities valued at approximately $4,-650,000,000, an increase of 12 per cent over 1923 and 115 per cent over the average for five years before the war. Anaheim Realtors Have Oninstallation The new officers of the organization took office yesterday at the regular weekly luncheon of the Anaheim Realty Board. The board elected to membership A. E. Hargrove, former president, who resigned soon after his term expired. There was no speaker. The quarterly meeting in Fresno, just closed, at which the new president was installed, of the directors of the State Assn. was very successful, it is said. Nearly 40 boards were represented and more than 50 state directors. Anaheim could not be represented. State Real Estate Commissioner Edwin T. Keiser reported on the plans for a qualification test, whereby each broker applicant would appear before the local board committee in each town or before the examining board of the state organization. Resolutions were passed, commending the commissioner's stand. Appointment of a vigilance committee by each board to aid the commissioner in eliminating law volators was favored. MAP OUT PROGRAM Every motorist al weather driving is da At "Western Auto" to your comfort and help you with your s Wind Wings "Nifty" Wings Crystal plate glass; nickel plated brackets...$8.1 "Utility" Wings $11.50 The wing illustrated, "Eas-a-just," is of the fine quality and of beveled Frenc plate glass—the nickel-plate brackets are adjustable to position. Priced at...$19.5 Gloves—and gauntlets are very necessary. We carry a complete list of various styles in black tie and gray leather, ranging from $1.85 to $5.40 Robes A good auto robe will prevent "goose flesh" and "chattering teeth" three winter days. Our stock includes pure wool and three quarters wool robes. Priced from...$6.65 to $18.80 Interior Mirrors These accessories do their share to prevent accidents—they reflect the full view of the entire width of the road. State Real Estate Commissioner Edwin T. Keiser reported on the plans for a qualification test, whereby each broker applicant would appear before the local board committee in each town or before the examining board of the state organization. Resolutions were passed, commending the commissioner's stand. Appointment of a vigilance committee by each board to aid the commissioner in eliminating law volators was favored. MAP OUT PROGRAM WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.—President Coolidge and Rep. Nicholas Longworth, in a conference at the White House today mapped out legislative plans for the remainder of the sixty-eighth congress and discussed the possibility of organizing the sixty-ninth congress before adjournment of the present congress March 4. Longworth reported rapid legislative progress, especially with the appropriation bills for the next fiscal year and said that the administration leaders at the capitol could now see daylight ahead. SECOND DENIAL LONDON, Jan. 8.—Stories in circulation that U.S. Ambassador Kellogg was to resign from his London host have made him "all the more determined to remain." It was sold at the American embassy today. This was the second denial in two days from the embassy on the subject of Kellogg's WONDERFUL HOW GERMAN OIL RELIEVES RHEUMATIC PAIN What sufferer from the pain of rheumatism, neuralgia, neuritis gout or lumbago would like to have blessed relief from pain, if assured that the trial would cost nothing if it failed. Ask your own druggist for a trial bottle of this new German discovery called Subler Oil, with written guarantees of relief or money back on sale at: Kemp Bros., Anaheim Pharmacy, J. S. Ward, Heying Brothers (Advertisement.) SCHOOL TRUSTEES MORSE PRINCIPAL the regular meeting of trustees of the Placentia-Richfield district the following resolution was adopted and ordered to the various local papers and around the district. thereas certain malicious state-s have been made as regard the character of Mr. Glen Ridgarger, superintendent of the mentia schools, and thereas, we have the utmost evidence in his integrity and by therefore be it resolved that the board of trustees of the Placentia-Richfield district go on record and hereby express our full con-firm in Mr. Riddlebarger and de-ine the position taken by certain papers regarding the accusation him. LOUIS JACOBSEN, D. D. LUZIER WILLIAM BIELEFELDT, LE ROY E. LYON, H. S. LEAVITT. Dealer Classified Ads pro-results. Try this medium. Kellogg is attending financial conference in SUGAR CUT BUT COFFEE, MILK UP. Sugar today is lower than at any time in 1924. Yesterday another cut of 25 cents per 100 pounds was announced at San Francisco by the California-Hawaiian Sugar Refining Co. The coming in of the new crop was responsible. Comparing prices with the nearest corresponding date of last year available, sugar sold Friday in Anaheim at $7.33 against $9.78 a year back. These are wholesale prices to the grocer. Now it is selling at $6.88 here, altho prices are not uniform. The prices for other staplés vary higher or lower than last year. Local flour at $10.20 per 100 in Los Angeles last Friday was $3.00 higher than a year ago at the same date. Onions at $3.50 were around $1.15 or more higher. Ham at 23 cents a pound was 3 cents lower. Bacon at 30 cents was 3 cents higher. Lard by the tierce at 19½ cents was 4½ cents more costly. Japanese rice sold at $7.00 or 75 cents higher. Pink beans brought in 1924 more at $8.50. Evaporated milk sold at $4.50 against $4.99 a year ago. Coffee in the tin was up 11 cents to 51⅛ cents. The bird dog with a pedigree as long as your arm, usually belongs to a man who has no documentary evidence that his children have ever been born. ARE YOU FAT? JUST TRY THIS Thousands of overfat people save become slender by following the advice of doctors who recommend Marmola Prescription Tablets. These little fat reducers are made from the same formula as the famous Marmola Prescription. If too fat, don't wait—go to your druggist now, and for one dollar, (the same price the world over) procure a box of these tablets. If you prefer you may secure them direct by sending price to the Marmola Co., General Motors Bldg., Detroit, Mich. They reduce steadily and easily. No need for tiresome exercise or starvation diet and no unpleasant effects. (Advertisement.) for Comfortable and Safe Driving Every motorist should be prepared for the sudden downpour of rain—wet weather driving is dangerous and uncomfortable. At "Western Auto" you will find complete stocks of "necessities" so essential to your comfort and safety at this time of the year. Our salesmen are glad to help you with your selections. Wind Wings Every motorist should be prepared for the sudden downpour of rain—wet weather driving is dangerous and uncomfortable. At "Western Auto" you will find complete stocks of "necessities" so essential to your comfort and safety at this time of the year. Our salesmen are glad to help you with your selections. Wind Wings "Nifty" Wings Crystal plate glass; nickel-plated $8.15 "Utility" Wings $11.50 The wing illustrated, the Eas-a-just," is of the finest quality and of beveled French late glass—the nickel-plated brackets are adjustable to any position. $19.50 Gloves and gauntlets are very necessary. We carry a complete set of various styles in black, brown and gray leather, ranging from $1.85 to $5.40 Robes good auto robe will prevent nose flush" and "chattering with" these winter days. Our stock includes pure wool and free quarters wool robes, sized from $6.65 to $18.80 Interior Mirrors These accessories do their job to prevent accidents—by reflecting the full view of the interior width of the road. Wear-well CORDS Note the low prices of these dependable tires. "Wear-wells" are all the name implies. Try one and it will live up to its name so well that you will soon equip the car with a set. 30x3½ Wear-well Reg. Size $7.90 Size Price 30x3 Reg. Size... $ 7.75 30x3½ Oversize ... 8.90 31x4 Str. Side... 13.65 32x4 Str. Side... 13.95 33x4 Str. Side... 14.70 32x4½ Str. Side... 18.40 33x4½ Str. Side... 19.10 34x4½ Str. Side... 19.65 33x5 Str. Side... 23.15 35x5 Str. Side... 23.85 Ask for Prices on Other Sizes WesternGiant CORDS These fine tires do their share toward preventing accidents on slippery streets because of the high flat tread and row of deep suction cups. They hold to the road and reduce the element of danger. A sure non-skid tread combined with extra quality—extra weight—extra service. 30x3½ Western Standard Cord Price $7.90 Size Price 30x3½ Giant Oversize $11.40 32x3½ Giant Str. Side 13.85 31x4 Giant Str. Side 16.95 32x4 Giant Str. Side 16.60 Automatic Windshield Wiper An automatic windshield cleaner will pay for itself in safety. The vision is just as good as on a clear day. This cleaner works from the intake vacuum. Both hands are on the wheel at all times. Price... $4.45 Hand Cleaners 45c to $1.95 Tonneau Windshields Have closed car comfort to the elks who ride in the rear seat. The All-Angle (illustrated) price installed is... $90.00 Junior Models for smaller cars $65.00 Other Tonneau Shields... $18.75 and $22.50 U.S. Chains A set of the well-known McKay U.S. Chains should be carried in every car as a precautionary measure against skidding in wet weather These chains have a twofold purpose—they can also be used for towing; also adaptable for use in pulling a car out of the mud.$3.90 to $10.60 Windshield Water Shed A light application Kobcs good auto robe will prevent goose flesh and "chattering" with these winter days. Our lock includes pure wool and free quarters wool robes. Price from $6.65 to $18.80 Interior Mirrors These accessories do their work to prevent accidents— they reflect the full view of the room through the road winward without extracting your side of vision. The wellknown "cop spotter" mirror in mach and 10-inch sizes is cost at $2.70 and $2.95 Others from 9bc to $2.15 30x3½ Western Standard Card Price 30x3½ Giant Oversize $11.40 32x3½ Giant Str. Side 13.85 31x4 Giant Str. Side 16.95 32x4 Giant Str. Side 18.60 33x4 Giant Str. Side 19.20 34x4 Giant Str. Side 19.70 32x4½ Giant Str. Side 23.90 33x4½ Giant Str. Side 24.85 34x4½ Giant Str. Side 25.35 35x5 Giant Str. Side 30.90 Ask for Prices on Other Sizes Windshield Water Shed A light application on the glass front of the windshield will keep it absolutely clean during rainy weather. The water slides from the glass thereby preventing a blurred vision. Comes in stick form. Price each... 15c 3 for 40c Top Recovers and Repair Materials Top Repair Materials Bow Covering Felt Bow Pads Upholstering Tape and Tacks Top Webbing Curtain Fasteners De Luxe Top Recovers FOR ALL CARS Weather-proof materials. The outfit consists of top cover and back curtains containing large 64-inch bevel plate window and Oyyp side wings, together with the necessary tape and tacks for mounting. Prices on sites for Ford, Chevrolet, Mazda, and Dodge cars are ... according to car. Price as other cars quoted in request. Other Top Recovers Ford Touring Outfit (all models) at... $6.95 Ford Roadster $5.60 1923-24 models) 1914-22 Models, $5.90 IN OUR FORD DEPARTMENT Rain Guarde Side Curtains Rear Curtains with Beveled Glass Glass Rear Curtain Lights Storm Shields All-Waether Protector. More Than 100 Stores—All Over the West Western Auto Supply Co. 133 So. Los Angeles St., Anaheim Tune in KNX and Hear "Western Auto's" Radio Program