anaheim-gazette 1905-11-30

The Great OPENS And the people from the Greatest B WE WANT YOU Men's Clothing Men's wool suits in various patterns and well made. Former price $7.49 Men's all-wool suits, worth from $10 to $15, sale price $9.78 Men's finest all-wool $15 and $17.50 suits, sale price $11.25 Odds and ends of men's sack and frock suits, cheviots, cassime some of them worth up $15, originally, choice at $5.00 Odd pants from suits, in all colors and patterns at $1.37 Men's wool cassimeres and worsted pants, regular price $3 and per pair, $2.14 Men's striped worsted pants, regular price $4.50 and $5, sale price Dress Goods In this department you find the best bargains ever offered, ev Bros. Big assortment of children's school plaids at 13c a yard 40-inch brocade dress goods, all colors and black, at per yard 2 Odds and ends fancy figured and plain dress goods, formerly price 39c Fancy brilliantines, regular price 75c a yard, sale price 39c 50-inch herringbone suiting, gray and black, sold at $1.75 a yard Dress Goods In this department you find the best bargains ever offered, even Bros. Big assortment of children's school plaids at 13c a yard 40-inch brocade dress goods, all colors and black, at per yard 2 Odds and ends fancy figured and plain dress goods, formerly price 39c Fancy brilliantines, regular price 75c a yard, sale price 39c 50-inch herringbone suiting, gray and black, sold at $1.75 a yard Shoes Children's Kid Button 2½ to 5 " " Lace 6 to 8 " " Button 6 to 8 " " Lace 6 to 8 " " Lace 8½ to 11 " Box calf, Lace 8½ to 11 " Kid, Lace 11½ to 2 " " Low Block Heels Ladies' Patent Leather Oxford, Kid, Lace Goodyear Welt, Lace Low Block Heels Little Gents' Kang. Lace Youths' Kang. Lace and Satin Calf Boys' Satin Calf, Lace Kang. "" Box "" Men's Satin Calf, Lace Odds and ends of Men's shoes Boys' shoes REINHAUS B Gas Stoves & Heaters A second carload of Gas Stoves and Water Heater arrived and the goods are on display at the GA Company's headquarters, at L. E. MILLER'S STORE The stock consists of a complete line of stoves, heater and all necessary supplies. Gas is being connected these stoves, and intending purchasers may witness new fuel, which is the cheapest in the market, by calling Miller's. All connections will be made free of cost. The public is respectfully invited to call and inspect stock. L. E. MILLER'S STORE The stock consists of a complete line of stoves, heater and all necessary supplies. Gas is being connected to these stoves, and intending purchasers may witness new fuel, which is the cheapest in the market, by at Miller's. All connections will be made free of charge. The public is respectfully invited to call and inspect the stock. THE ANAHEIM GAS COMPANY At L. E. Miller's Store. Fake Vegetable Stories That substantial vegetable, the cabbage, seems to be a target for no end of fake stories which considerably interfere with its sale in some sections of the country where consumers are credulous. The old cabbage-snake lie has reappeared in considerable force and is downed with difficulty by various professors at the experiment stations. One or two paris green sares have also come to light, although there is no evidence that anybody was poisoned from this cause. An analysis of the cabbages which had been sprinkled with the paris green showed that a person would have to eat a barrel or more of the vegetable at one meal to get enough poison to do him any harm. The conclusion is that it is perfectly safe to use paris green until the plants begin to head. Probably the foundation of all this mass of fable is the fact that the vegetable is a vegetable rather hard to digest, but if properly cooked in moderation it is a wholesome addition to the list of winter vegetables, and deserves the poignancy which it has obtained among masses of the people. McKinley has roof, barn and paints, all colors; made of wood and most durable pigments so combined with linseed oil form a permanent and immeasurable coating for all structures exposed to the elements. These paints crack, scale, peel or blister; especially a protection against rust. ORPHANAGE REPORT St. Catherine's Orphanage, Anahi Sept. 28, 1905. The following boys have been admitted to St. Catherine's Orphan Asylum since publication: Whole Orphans—Valencia Ratae years. Half Orphans—Lerma Felix, aged 7 years; Robert Verne, aged 7 years; Schrodt Phillips, aged 2 yrs; Enrique Pantileon yrs; Ramos Raymond, aged 7 yrs; Chacon Fernandez, aged 6 yrs; Fleming Jacob Lawrence, aged 10 yrs; Mazel George, aged 9 yrs; Ramirez, aged 7 yrs; Portio Decdaleo, aged 4 yrs; Lam Little, aged 8 yrs. Great December BANS ON SATURDAY, DEC e from all parts of Orange County test Bargain Sale ever held in S T YOU TO ATTEND ON THE OPEN READ OVER THIS LIST Furnishing G Men's good web 25c suspenders, 1 Men's white handkerchiefs 4c Men's large hemstitched handkerchiefs Men's fast black seamless half hoo Men's black and tan, fine quality Men's golf and stiff bosom shirts, Men' black and white shirts, also Men's heavy all-wool sweaters, ch sale price 89c Men's fine heavy ribbed and also Boys' shirtwaists, golf and starch Domestics Fast colored prints, American navy Amoskeag apron checks, 6¢c American Indigo and Dutch cloth Best quality English percales, ligh US BROS. The Big Department Heaters Water Heaters has played at the GAS STORE, at one of stoves, heaters being connected with meters may witness the market, by calling made free of charge. Call and inspect the trade for hay, one improved Osborne hay rake, ten foot; one improved Osborne mower, five foot. Enquire of C. G. McKinley. A Waste of Breath. "You can always tell an Englishman," began the Britisher boastfully. "But it would only be a waste of breath," interrupted the Yankee, "because he thinks he knows it all."—Philadelphia Ledger. A Worker. Knicker—Can he accomplish much? Knocker—I should say so. He can do as much as the man who didn't mean to.—Harper's Bazar. An all round wag placed the following placard over his coal bin: "Not to be used except in case of fire." Men's heavy air-wool sweaters, cut sale price 89c Men's fine heavy ribbed and also Boys' shirtwaists, golf and starch Domestics Fast colored prints, American navy Amoskeag apron checks, 6½c American Indigo and Dutch cloth Best quality English percales, light Heavy shirting checks and stripes Heavy twilled black and white shirts Large assortment of art denims, 36-inch silkolines, fancy patterns 36-inch silkolines, better grade, fast Ladies' Wear In this department you'll find that ends in women's short length actly half regular prices. $4.50 coats $2.25 $5 coats $2.50 A few three-quarter coats, worth coats for ages four to ten, brooding reductions: $2.50 coats at $1.75 $3 coats coats at $4.37 Ladies' winter capes in various materials out at phenomenal reduction Fine black sealette capes, fur trim We have lots of other items in the later ads. STORE. of stoves, heaters being connected with farmers may witness the market, by calling made free of charge. call and inspect the COMPANY store. properly cooked and used it is a wholesome ad- the list of winter vegeta deserves the popularity has obtained among the people.—American has roof, barn and fence colors; made of the best durable pigments known, used with linseed oil as to permanent and impervious for all structures exposed tovents. These paints will not fade, peel or blister; they are easy to protection against decay. HANAGE REPORT Lee's Orphanage, Anaheim, Cal., 1905. Boys have been admitted into Lee's Orphan Asylum since the last chans—Valencia Ratael, aged 8 years—Lerma Felix, aged 8 years; Lei, aged 7 years; Roberts Edgar, 7 years; Schrodt Philip Haver, 6 years; Enrique Pantileon, aged 11 Raymond, aged 7 yrs; Ramos 16 yrs; Chacon Fernando, aged ing Jacob Lawrence, aged 4 yrs; aged 9 yrs; Ramirez Ernesto, cortio Decdaleo, aged 4 yrs; Will-ed 8 yrs. A Worker. Knicker—Can he accomplish much? Knocker—I should say so. He can do as much as the man who didn't mean to.—Harper's Bazar. An all round wag placed the following placard over his coal bin: "Not to be used except in case of fire." The Work In Pathology For more than a year many friends of horticultural progress in Southern California have been working publicly for the establishment of a permanent state institution that should devote its energies toward the investigations of the many troubles that affect the production of fruits, nuts and vegetables in this part of the state.Pending the establishment of this pathological laboratory and station which seems to be coming very slowly,and at the suggestion of an employee of the Department of Agriculture,the department has been importuned to send us a high-grade specialist to look into some of our broadest and most pressing difficulties.The chief of the Bureau of Plant Industry gives no encouragement to the people here, stating that his office has neither the funds nor the specialists to assign upon the study of our soil problems.The chief refers our people to the specific provisions in the bill passed by the last legislature to cover the field of pathological investigation,hoping that in case the state is unable to continue this line of work the Department might be able to assign specialists later. So it is the State's time to move. I Member Sale 10, DEC. 2D The County will flock to field in Santa Ana THE OPENING DAY Fishing Goods bob 25c suspenders, 12c a pair handkerchiefs 4c stitched handkerchiefs 8c seamless half hose, 8c a pair tan, fine quality double sole half hose, 11c a pair stiff bosom shirts, worth $1 and $1.25, at 69c white shirts, also tan, brown and other fancy patterns, 44c wool sweaters, choice colors and patterns, regular price $1.50, 89c avy ribbed and also fleece lined undershirts and drawers, 44c tests, golf and starched, worth 50c and 75c at 25c Testics prints, American navy, blue, red and gray, etc., at 5c mon checks, 6½c go and Dutch cloths, 10c a yard english percales, light and dark colors, 11½c yard estics prints, American navy, blue, red and gray, etc., at 5c on checks, 6½c ago and Dutch cloths, 10c a yard english percales, light and dark colors, 11½c yard checks and stripes at 11½c black and white shirtings, 11½c ment of art denims, 36 inches, beautiful line figured patterns 13½c ines, fancy patterns and solid colors, per yard 9c mes, better grade, fancy, 11½c es' Wear ment you'll find the greatest bargains ever offered. Odds and men's short length coats that must be sold during this sale at exregular prices. $5 $5 coats $2.50 $6 coats at $3 quarter coats, worth $15 at $7.50. A large assortment of children's ages four to ten, broken lines of kerseys and zibillines at the folductions: at $1.75 $3 coats $2.63 $4 coats at $2.88 $5 coats at $3.98 $6 37 caples in various materials, silk plush, beaver and kersey, closphenomenal reductions lette capes, fur trimmed, at $2.98 of other items in this department, prices for which will appear. Department Store Santa Ana in all this the impending neof some organization taking up angel in behalf of a policy that set the present conditions here investigation of the troubles becoming so virulent in every rural community. I have a sum of sixteen different maland conditions affecting the from pear blight to tomato at least ten of these are virucases. In the citrus orchards gummosis, brown rot, puffing it fruit. In association with who are thinking of these troury day in the week I come in with the whole of these de- structive agents in the course of the year. These or similar troubles spread their baleful influence all over the continent wherever the introduction of fruits and vegetables has occurrred for a time or in extensive developments. The study of these maladies and conditions is the issue of the day, transcending in importance the insect problem, the market question, probably, and everything except railroad freight rates. We need a responsible body, a standing committee upon investigational policy whose decisions shall be accepted and whose recommendations shall hold.—J. W. Jeffrey in Los Angeles Times. Nothing Finer than the Rock Island Diner A Fact All Should Know! The meal service on Rock Island trains is a strong reason for selecting this line. Good, wholesome food, tastily served. Attentive watchfulness on the part of conductor and waiters. The inner man satisfied—the outer man gratified. That's ROCK ISLAND service. On all its through trains, meals are served in Rock Island diners. The service is a la carte—pay for what you eat—and the rates are reasonable. If planning an eastern trip, remember there's nothing finer than a Rock Island diner, and send this coupon: F. L. MILLER, Dist. Pass. Agt., Rock Island System, 237 So. Spring Street, LOS ANGELES. Send me Rock Island time table and details of routes, rates and service. I am going to _____ about ___ Name ___ Address ___