anaheim-gazette 1907-06-27

Ladies of Round Table Entertain The ladies of the Round Table club of Placentia gave the play "Breezy Point" at the schoolhouse on Thursday evening for the amusement of about 100 invited guests. Those who came expecting to be entertained with a short sketch or a one-act farce were surprised and agreeably disappointed for "Breezy Point" is a three-act comedy drama, taking up the entire evening for its presentation. The ladies covered themselves with glory but the part of Ashrael Grant, a workhouse waif, was exceptionally well acted by Mrs. Pierotti, who managed to bring in a number of local hits that provoked much laughter. Mrs. Carrie Ford as Mrs. Hardscratch, and Mrs. R. H. Gilman and Mrs. L.D. Timmons as the Hardscratch Twins had genuinely funny parts that were well acted. Mrs. J. Nenno as Mehitable Doolittle was very good. Mrs. A. S. Bradford as Elinor received many compliments on her natural interpretation of the part. A touch of tragedy was given the piece in the difficult part of Old Clem, the gypsy, which was ably taken by Mrs. Frank Morse. Mrs. Morse's makeup was perfect and her acting had almost the polish of the professional artist. There were thirteen characters in the play. Following is the cast: Aunt Debby Dexter, Mistress of Breezy Point.....Mrs. Devonshire Elinor Pearl, of unknown parentage..... Mrs. A. S. Bradford Ashrael Grant, a workhouse waif..... Mrs. A. Pierotti Mrs. Hardscratch, with business propen-sities....Mrs. Carrie Ford The Hardscratch Twins, who "never tell nothin'" Mrs. L D. Timmons & Mrs. R. H. Gilman Mehitable Doolittle, manufacturer of Catrash Snuff and Bitters.....Mrs. J. Neenno Aunt Debby's summer boarders fresh from boarding school: Bernice Vernon.....Margaret Strain Laura Leigh.....Mrs. Tayles Edith Norton.....Mrs. Clarence McFadden Church Notes Rev. A. B. Markle was at Boston Beach on Sunday, filling pit of Rev. J R Jolly, while ducting revival services here. The Ladies Aid of the Church will meet this (Thursday) at the home of Mrs. All members and ladies of the gation are invited to attend. Special revival meeting tinue during the week at the church. The meetings largely attended and greatly taken. Rev. Jolly of Beach is conducting the meeting. The service at the Church next Sunday morning of an unusual character. Be no sermon, but instead a to be carried out. In the event will be no service because of "Stainless Flag" service at tian church. Miss Beam of nardino will sing. Arrangements have been made picnic excursion to Newport July 18. The train will leave depot at 8 o'clock in the morning at 6 in the evening. is invited to go, and it is urged that the children of Sunday schools take advantage for a day at The rates are the same as last cents for the round trip for 30 cents for children. The Best Course for All There's no line of work costs so little, can be leased short a time, opens so many successes, or offers so sure a stone to promotion, as a good and shorthand training for people. It enables them to seek first position and start at a salary of those without success They rise faster from the nature of their work team more about the business... GENUINE BARGAINS FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. A good, substantial $75 stick seat road wagon, only $55. One $100 78 in rubber tire stick seat runabout, only $75. One $110 cushion rubber tire bike wagon, only $90. One nearly new 2 seated trap, $60. One nearly new rubber tire Stanhope, $75. One new drop-head sewing machine, only $18. One 5-foot new Osborne Columbia mower, $45. One Newell Sanders 2 disc plow, $60. These bargains will not last as you cannot match these prices. WICKERSHEIM IMPLEMENT CO., It Fullerton. Mrs. A. S. Bradford gave a party on Saturday evening for her son Warren, to which about twenty-four of the young people were invited. It was a geographical party and the guests were dressed to represent some city or country. Miss Mary Key was dressed entirely in green, representing Greenland. Misses Agnes Gilman and Kathleen Peelor represented the twin cities. There was also a cute representation of a Chinaman. Miss Mary Key won the first prize for guessing the most geographical representations and Walter Mortimer the second prize. Beatrice Nenno and Prof. Harvey carried off the prizes in another guessing contest. Supper was served in the dining-room which was handsomely decorated with Japanese lanterns, candles and red roses. After supper the Virginia Reel was danced, and this completed an evening of enjoyment for all. Potatoes on Tomato Vines Redding, June 23.—If he who makes two blades of grass grow where only one grew before is more blessed than a whole generation of politicians, how much more so must be he who causes two complete and different vegetables to grow on the same stalk, one under ground and the other above ground. Such a feat has been accomplished by Dr. A. J. Wilder, a wealthy recluse who conducts many experiments in plant breeding on his farm near here. His latest achievement he calls a "pomato." It is a single plant with a tomato vine which produces full-sized fruit on the upper stem, and on the roots Irish potatoes as large as the average. Dr. Wilder says he produced the strange freak after many experiments in mixing pollen and in the cross-grafting of plants. Unclaimed Letters Unclaimed letters in the Anaheim post office for week ending June 24, 1907: C. W. Dickens, A. J. Kotcher card, F. Kruse card, Dr. H. F. Manik card, Wm. Staytous. Joseph Hessel has returned from his eastern trip, having enjoyed a pleasant vacation. Church Notes A. B. Markle was at Huntingtown on Sunday, filling the pullev. J. R. Jolly, who was conrevival services here. Adies Aid of the Presbyterian will meet this (Thursday) afat the home of Mrs. Beebe, sr. bbers and ladies of the congrere invited to attend. All revival meetings will conring the week at the Christian The meetings are being attended and great interest in Rev. Jolly of Huntington conducting the meetings. Service at the Presbyterian next Sunday morning will be usual character. There will mon, but instead a program is arrived out. In the evening there so service because of the union Flag” service at the Chrisch. Miss Beam of San Berwill sing. Gements have been made for a recursion to Newport Beach on The train will leave the S. P. 8 o’clock in the morning and 6 in the evening. Everybody to go, and it is especially at the children of the various schools take advantage of this city for a day at the beach. are the same as last year, 55 the round trip for adults, and for children. Great Summer The Bargain Event BIG price reductions in every departmentknife. We can give you just a hint of t tisement. Come to the store—you’ll find equ dress-goods, silks, women’s underwear, hosier ens—a chance to save money on everything yo MEN'S CLOTHING PRICED LOWER THAN EVER BEFORE Men's all wool cheviot suits; good values at $10; now only $6.98. Men's $12.50 all wool suits go at $7.48. Stylish new suits in single and double breasted—up-to-date styles and patterns; our regular $15 suits on sale at $10.98. Men's good quality $3 pants go at $1.68. High-grade all wool worsted pants worth $2.50 and $4.50 at $2.63. Odds and ends in men's pants— your choice for $1.37. Youth's 3 pc. long pants suits— ages 13 to 20—only $3.68. Youth's $7.50 and $8.50 all wool cheviot suits at $5.46. Men's black and white work shirts—46c. Men's fancy golf shirts; 75c values—49c. Men's ribbed underwear, light and medium weight, blue, pink or natural, per garment—46c. Men's heavy grey sox, pair—5c. Men's fast black seamless sox—8c. Men's black or tan seamless sox, dou, heel and toe... Course for All Classes is no line of work today that little, can be learned in so time, opens so many avenues to offer so sure a stepping promotion, as a good business hand training for young people them to secure their intention and start at double the those without such training. It faster from the very start. Are of their work teaches them out the business in a week they can learn in a year. Course prepares one to take care in business, is worth ten times seven on a ranch, can be used one's way through college or y, and is useful in noting lec- there; can be used always anywhere: and the beauty of it doesn't have to spend a fortune old age getting such a course to-date commercial school. B. B. C. is the only school in making a specialty of train- U. S. Civil Service. Stu- enter this school now can be the fall Civil Service exami- accept a good position when season opens. Information work, Civil Service employ- can be had by writing San Business College, San Ber-California. Gation of Eagles were over Pedro on Tuesday in the in- the big picnic and barbecue to here on Sunday. Among the are Bert E. Mackley, Louis Clarence W. Feetham and Johnson. James J. Hill has not need his plans for extending of his gigantic railway to the California waterline being evidenced in the ents of several parties of surveyors which are now operating in Northern California and Western Nevada. Within the past few weeks representatives of Hill lines have been in San Francisco and Los Angeles in connection with the latest development in Hill's Cali-fornia terminal project. The latter is a survey for a line from a point on Humboldt Bay to Gazelle, a distance of 150 miles, and from the latter point it is contemplated to build a line eastward to Winnemucca, Nevada. The survey of the route between Gazelle and Winnemucca has been partially made. Two years ago the Hill people incorporated a company for SHOPPING Take You will find class in every moderate price COU the purpose of building from Boise City, Idaho mucca, Nevada, and it the laying of rails over will be hurried along as Mid-Summe Special Price Inducements Of Opportun Time to Increa Mid-Summer Special Price Inducements Of Opportune Time to Increase Summer Business to a Satisfac Mid-Summer Specials in Men's Suits 20 per cent Discount ON Suits openheimer and cerity Makes of White and Fancy Vests Cost. If there are some men who have delayed the purchase of th mer Clothing, or those who have waited for some special indi the time and opportunity is now at hand; for we have made p cessions throughout our line that should prove most attractive one who appreciates the value of quality in combination with prices. Regular 3-piece Suits, 2-piece Outings for hot weather are now ready for your selection at most substantial and no reductions. Panama and Straw Hats at Greatly Reduced Prices. Yungbluth & Kro V. Center St. Summer Carnival An Event of the Season department—nothing escapes the price pruning must a hint of the big bargains in this small adveryou'll find equally as good values in wash-goods, wear, hosiery, shoes for men and women, table lineverything you need. BARGAINS FOR WOMEN Ladies' stylish madras waists only 88c. White lawn waists, embroidery and lace trimmed—long or short sleeves, this sale—98c. Odds and ends of sheer white linen waists worth $3 to $4, now $1 to $2. White wash skirts in indian-head and other materials reduced to 88c, $1.13 and $1.35. ALL TAILORED SUITS HALF PRICE $15 suits go at $7.50. $18 suits at $9. $20 suits at $10. $25 suits at $12.50. Ladies' black silk coats—full length at big reductions. $2.50 walking skirts at $1.89. Black panama walking skirts, $3.50 and $4 values-$2.98 $20 high-grade black taffeta skirts at $13.50. $1.25 black sateen petticoats for 98c. Ladies' cotton ribbed sleveless summer vests—6 1.4c. Ladies' summer union suits only 43c. Fine lace hose in a big assortment of patterns, specially priced at 15c, 23c, 31c and 43c. Good fast black seamless hose at 8 1-3c pr. worsted pants $2.63. en's pants— pants suits— 58. its at $5.46. ium weight, and toe--11c values—98c. lues—39c. 0c at 25e. boys' apparel. $25 suits at $12.50. Ladies' black silk coats-full length at big reductions. $2.50 walking skirts at $1.89. Black panama walking skirts,$3.50 and $4 values-$2.98 $20 high-grade black taffeta skirts at $13.50. $1.25 black sateen petticoats for 98c. Ladies' cotton ribbed sleeveless summer vests--6 1.4c. Ladies' summer union suits only 43c. Fine lace hose in a big assortment of patterns, specially priced at 15c, 23c, 31c and 43c. Good fast black seamless hose at 8 1-3c pr. Then there are thousands of other bargains too numerous to mention. You must visit the store to appreciate the great money saving opportunity. DEP'T STORE SANTA ANA HOPPING IN LOS ANGELES? Take Luncheon at Coulter's Cafe. You will find it very conveniently located, first class in every respect, with a la carte service at moderate prices. COULTER DRY GOODS COMPANY, Broadway, Between 2nd & 3rd, Los Angeles. purpose of building a railroad Boise City, Idaho, to Winne- , Nevada, and it is said that ying of rails over this route he hurried along as fast as possible and with three lines Hill would be able to tap the timber sections of Northern California and get a valuable outlet to the sea in Humboldt county. mer Sale Events Offered at An Increase Our Mid- Summer Sale Events Offered at An Increase Our Midatisfactory Volume the purchase of their Sumer some special inducements, for we have made price conove most attractive to anycombination with very low ings for hot weather wear, substantial and noteworthy Mid-Summer Specials in Furnishings 75c. Suspenders now 50c Helmet Brand Collars 5c. each All 75c. Shirts now 50c. Reduced Prices. Kroeger Phones Home 1044, Main 294