anaheim-gazette 1906-07-26

This is the time to Great Things Doing You can take our word for it. We are wholesale prices. If you don’t believe we buy. If it isn’t true we’ll pay your fare. Special attention is called to our beautiful assortment of ladies white lawn shirtwaists in plain and trimmed effects, short & long sleeves many of them pure linen but all must go during this sale and in marking down we have disregarded cost and profit. A line of ladies Peau de Soir shirtwaists: $4.50 waists for $2.49; $6 waists waists for $3.74. Also a big line of chambray waists in blue, pink, gray, black and white, regular 75c goods, on sale now 49c. Odds and ends in white lawn waists, plain, embroidered and lace effects. $1.25 waist for 63c; $1.50 waist for 75c; $2 waist $1; $2.50 waist for $1.25; $3 waist for $1.50; $3.50 waist for $1.75. DOMESTICS Muslin and sheetings. Bigger best line in the county. 4-4 unbled muslin from 4½ per yd up little better grade for 5¼, 6½ an per yard. 4-4 bleached muslin superior quality 6½ per yd. 4-4 superior quality at N and 8½ per yd. All lin and sheetings reduced. A big line of black wash good plain and fancy designs. These sold at prices that will surprise you that know the values of qualities. Everything In the House Is Reduced In SHOES VERY CHEAP Infants fancy soft sole shoes 50c shoes 25c: children’s Dougola kid, 5¼ to 8, 75c shoes 50c: children Dougola kid double sole, button and lace. HOUSEHOLD LINENS, BLANKETS, H Turkey red table cloth, full width 25c; better grade fully guaranteed Everything In the House Is Reduced In SHOES VERY CHEAP Infants fancy soft sole shoes 50c shoes 25c; children's Dougola kid, 5½ to 8, 75c shoes 50c; children Dougola kid double sole, button and lace, 5½ to 8, 85c shoes 60c; children's Vici kid, button and lace, 5½ to 8, $1 shoes 75c. Children Dougola kid, button and lace, 6½ to 11, $1 shoes 75c. Misses Dougola kid, lace, 11½ to 2, $1.25 shoes 85c; children's patent leather slippers, 9 to 1¼, $1 and $1.25 shoes 75c; children's barefoot sandals, 8½ toll 85c shoes 50c. Ladies' Oxfords former prices $1.50, sale price $1; ladies tan Oxfords, former price $2, sale price $1.50; ladies patent leather Oxfords $2, sale price $1.50; ladies kid lace Goodyear welt, ex-soles $2.50, sale price $2. Boys' satin calf, lace, former price $1.50, sale price $1. For Men we have odds and ends in work shoes, the former price was $1.50 and $2, sale price $1. HOUSEHOLD LINENS, BLANKETS, Turkey red table cloth, full width 25c; better grade fully guaranteed extra heavy pure linen table cream color 46c; white and cream damask full width 25c; something ter at 68c; still better, 72 inches wide extra fine 69c. Bleached pure table linen 64 in. 67c per yd; bleached pure linen 64 wide 89c per yd; bleached pure linen in. wide $1.15 per yd. Genuine imported Russian cotton twilled brown and white cuffs per yd; good quality pure brown crash 7½c: nice honey-comb els 5c; cotton damask face towels, quality, 7½ and 9c; a fine real huck towel, sizes 18 to 34, 12½c. Bed spreads, white, good quality $1.13, $1.35. These are all greatly duced and you will fully appreciate greatness when you see the goods. REINHAUS BRO Great Reduction in Price Suits, White and Fancy Vests and Straw Hats —AT— Yungbluth & Kroeger 127 Center St. Phone Main 66 DRINK AT— Yungbluth & Kroeger 127 Center St. Phone Main 66 DRINK PRIME BEER It makes you healthy. Keg and bottled Beer delivered to all parts of the city. UNION BREWING CO. Phone 30 First National Bank ANAHEIM, CAL. Drafts sold direct on all European Countries Interest Paid on Time Certificates OFFICERS W. F. BOTSFORD, President. JOHN HARTUNG, Vice Pres.-Cash. FRANK SHANLEY, 2d Vice Pres. O. ZEUS, Assistant Cashier DIRECTORS W. F. BOTSFORD JOHN HARTUNG FRANK SHANLEY A. S. BRADFORD PETER WEISEL, Sr Come to go to Santa Ana! Doing at Big Mid-Summer Sale We are selling new fresh goods for less than New York, it believe come and prove it. If you do believe it come, your fare both ways. DOMESTICS sheetings. Biggest and the county. 4-4 unbleachm 4½c per yd up. 4-4 a grade for 5¼, 6½ and 7½c bleached muslin super½c per yd. 4-4 superior and 8½c per yd. All musings reduced. of black wash goods of y designs. These will be that will surprise those now the values of these ins, Scotch plaids, stripes regular bit goods, now gorance sale price of 9¢; 32 enghams in checks, stripes collection that no other of Los Angeles can show prints in black, gray, selling at 5¢. This is you can buy them in New carload lots. DRESS GOODS 40 inch fancy brocades all colors and black 19c Double width plaids, checks and fancy goods, just the thing for school dresses, regular price 25c, sale price 12½c. 50c and 75c goods for 39c. Big drive on double width fancy mixed goods closing out at a song, 39c. $1 extra heavy Scotch mixtures and camel hair dress goods, well worth a dollar a yd, 44 inches wide. It is certainly cheap at this price, 59c. Blue, brown, gray, black and cream Mohairs 38 to 46 inches wide, at this sale 43c. Venetian cloth, cheviots, broadcloths, measuring 52 to 56 inches wide, goods that have been selling at $1.25 to $1.75 a yd, but if you want them now you can buy them for 98c to $1.25. SUMMER WASH GOODS 50 pieces of brand new batistefrom the mill. They were purto sell at 15¢ but came too late have placed them on the block. Fancy floral designs in dots i and dark colors. 20¢ beautiful new persian orgin in unique floral designs closing the phenominally low price oi Don't wait and get left, there are a few bolts. 25¢ French organies and silk in the latest and best designs and orings. This is one of the greesnaps of the sale; you will hurry, 17c. 25¢ dotted silk mulls of the best ity, a large lot at wee small price. Big line of summer lawns in color and patterns 2½c: 8½ lawns n patterns, pretty and popular deno old chestnuts or back number 15¢ Boston Bourette, light colors this new and popular material wigoing to close out at 9¢; 10£ L. voile, fine quality, dark colors on Reduced In Price, Some Things at H Reduced In Price. Some Things at H. D LINENS, BLANKETS, ETC. table cloth, full widths, fully guaranteed 46c; pure linen table cloth, white and cream table with 25c; something betbetter, 72 inches wide, table linen 64 in. wide ached pure linen 64 in. bleached pure linen 73 per yd. Imported Russian crash, goods for 10c per yd. brown and white crash quality pure linen nice honey-comb towmask face towels, good 9c; a fine real linen is 18 to 34, 12½c. white, good quality 89c. these are all greatly refull fully appreciate the you see the goods. SILKS FOR HALF 50c and 75c silks, figured foulards and fancy stripes in summer silks, full line of colors. China silks, all colors and white, 25c. 50c and 65c silks for 39c. Plain taffetas, in colors, heavy grade. This line of silk was cheap at the original price. Don't miss this chance. 75c and 85c silks at 57c. Full line of soft finished taffetas, plain colors, 19 inches wide; also a full line of black and white checks, blue and white checks, fancy figured and changeable silks. All fashionable stripes, and other great snaps that no shrewd shopper will overlook. Special value 98c. 36 inch black guaranteed taffeta, the regular price is $1.50, and it never sold in other towns for less money. All silk pongee, 27 inches wide, regular price $1: all that is left will be closed out at 63c. How is this? 36 inch extra heavy black lining satin a great bargain elsewhere at $1. This clearance sale brings price down to 67c CORSETS, GLOVES, LACES, Mascot, Violette and Crescent sets, those that regularly sold a and 75c, are now $35c $1 00 for 50c $1 25 for 63c $1 50 for 75c We carry a full line of the faThompson glove fitting and W rust-proof corsets, all styles. Ladies' colored kid gloves, $1 to goods, small sizes only. 48c. All other gloves reduced for this Fine wide torchon lace and inserworth up to 10c per yard, 5c. Our large and varied stock of broideries have all been reduced. Fine Valenciennes laces from per dozen yards up. Trimming braids for wash good each and every price has been cu this sale. BROS. Big Department Store Santa A Prices Fancy Hats eger one Main 66 Even IRONING is a real PLEASURE When you have a gas range Ask your laundryman how g compares with other fuels. Gas Co. Office at Miller's Store Call us up, Phone Main 61 Bird V. Beebe. Gas Co. Office at Miller's Store Call us up, Phone Main 61 Bird V. Beebe. Vehicle Farming Implement Buggy Robes, Best Makes of Buggies All kinds of Repair work. Pattons Sun-proof Paints. PROTECTING THE FORESTS State Forester Urges Action by Boards of Supervisors on This Important Matter. State Forester E. T. Allen urges upon county boards of supervisors the importance of taking action under forestry laws and appointing fire wardens and patrolmen to fight forest fires at their inception. He says: “We all know that few disastrous fires start under such conditions they cannot be controlled; that usually they result from some or small, apparently innocent which are always burning somewhat unnoticed, awaiting the combination of wind and hot weather which makes them dangerous. At no one is likely to put these out till he is threatened, but were one available to take the steps at once, few would ever the destructive stage. “Perhaps the next most important function of the authorized fire ficer is the control of the use on private land, under the br burning permit law. The burning of stubble, brush, etc., is a prolific source of bad fires. This can be regulated where there is a fire warden, for the law requires a permit for such operations, but where there is none the intelligent property owner has no protection against the ignorance or carelessness of his neighbor. "Then there are the prohibitive laws, which provide for the punishment of the malicious or criminally careless, and are all that will restrain a certain class. These are good and wide in scope and their enforcement would soon show decided results. But they will not be enforced until there are officers whose business it is to collect evidence and make arrests. "I do not believe in too pretentious a beginning. If a good man can be secured, a salaried patrolman during the dry months is very valuable and at $75 per month for five months costs $375. Behind him should be a small fund to meet expenses like the purchase of supplies and tools, hiring teams to take men to fires, cost of making arrests, etc., say two or three hundred dollars more. And two such men are twice as good as one, if the area is large. Much depends upon this, for in many counties the government reserves cover so large an area that there is little left to be protected by the county. Unless you are sure of getting a good man of this kind a better plan is to pay no salary but to select a few reliable men in the right localities and pay them only for the time actually spent. They would as good as one, if the area is large. Much depends upon this, for in many counties the government reserves cover so large an area that there is little left to be protected by the county. Unless you are sure of getting a good man of this kind a better plan is to pay no salary but to select a few reliable men in the right localities and pay them only for the time actually spent. They would not patrol, but would be on hand to take the necessary steps when fires are reported, and to look after burning permits. At $3 a day apiece, and assuming that they would not average more than 15 days work each, a year, five such men would cost the county but $225, although they would be backed by the same reserve fund for emergencies. To sum up, from $500 to $1500 a year would maintain a fairly good system in most counties. Several counties are doing good work on not much more than the former figure. "In recommending to me men for appointment as voluntary wardens, their residence addresses should be given, also the number of cloth fire warnings and law circulars which it is estimated they can use in the near future. I shall be glad to send these to any person who desires them, whether fire wardens or not, and should appreciate any assistance in inducing county and road officials to post warnings. While it is recognized that no reform can be effected by legislation alone, that the law cannot be made to act much ahead of public sentiment and that allowance is often necessary for established customs and conditions, it is the policy of this office to prosecute vigorously all cases of malice or criminal carelessness. This is difficult without the proper officials on the ground; impossible unless some one reports the facts. I urge the co-operation of mining men in this matter, both by helping to get wardens in the field and by reporting violations of the and conditions, it is the policy of this office to prosecute vigorously all cases of malice or criminal carelessness. This is difficult without the proper officials on the ground; impossible unless some one reports the facts. I urge the co-operation of mining men in this matter, both by helping to get wardens in the field and by reporting violations of the law and securing evidence concerning them, for the local judiciary is not apt to take a violent interest in the matter as long as the property owners themselves, who have most at stake, do not claim protection. I also desire to collect information converning the number, extent and damage of all fires which occur, to serve as an argument with the next legislature for the improvement of the laws. Such reports will be appreciated." Anaheim Bakery PETER SYRE, Prop. Fresh Bread Cakes and Pies Confectionery, Etc. Wedding Cakes & Specialty. LOS ANGELES and CYPRESS ST.