anaheim-gazette 1907-08-22

NEWS AND BUSINESS Use Kellog's Ant Paste for ants. For sale only at Mullinix Drug Store. W. G. Potter, was over from Santa Ana one evening recently shaking hands with his many friends hereaway. Take your prescriptions to O. A. Mullinix. Seventeen Bulcks in Santa Ana and vicinity; ask any of the owners of them what they think of their car. Wm. F. Lutz Co. George Hagar and family are spending the summer at Balboa. Plugless body buggies are way ahead of anything in the vehicle line. Wm. F. Lutz Co. Fine stationery at Mullinix Drug Store. Business Education pays. The new Los Angeles Business College catalog sent on application. Address secretary. John Hanna, mayor of Miraflores, was in town on Saturday afternoon. He will spend the summer at Balboa. Enjoy about six months course in the Orange County Business College this fall. Aug8tf How about your drug bill? Trade at Mullinix Drug Store if you want to save money. Mrs. Zeus and daughters, Misses Olga and Lillie Zeus, are at Newport Beach for an outing of several weeks. We save you money in drugs at Mullinix Drug Store. For spraying call or address E. Speer, 214 N. Olive street, Anaheim. We are not going out of business but our everyday prices would indicate it. Wm. F. Lutz Co. The Episcopal Sunday school picnicked at Anaheim Landing on Thursday. Children from this city were chaperoned by Miss L. L. Ingraham. Rev. Dearing accompanied a party from Orange, and all report an enjoyable day's outing. LOCAL EVENTS Highschool begins Sept. 9th, grammar grades a week later. Mrs. W. M. Criss is visiting friends in San Diego for a few days. Oscar Renner and family have turned from a fortnight's visit to Wheeler's Springs. Alice and May Long of Los Angeles are visiting with relatives in guests of Mrs. W. H. Chambrox family. Prof. Walker is attending a county board of education Santa Ana. The board is making revisions of the course of study. Oscar Heying has been spent week at Bay City, listening to the sad waves are saying, and in his place at Mullinix's drug store. O. A. Mullinix has purchased lot on the northwest corner of Anaheim and Broadway streets from Holman. Mr. Mullinix will begin the erection of a $3000 reservation. O. M. Skinner & Son report lowing sales of automobiles past week: Harry Halo, 4 p.m., runabout; C. A. Clark, Colum wells, Reo touring car; Jos Reo touring car. Gladys Goble, the twelve-year daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. G., improving after two weeks' illness to typhoid fever and threatened monia Symptoms of the latter have entirely disappeared, and is decreasing. Dr. Adams is in of the case, treating it without cines, and yesterday the little girl reported to be in excellent condition for an early recovery. Highschool trustees are neglected for the purchase of a flagstaff placed in the grounds in front of the grounds in front... For spraying call or address E. Speer, 214 N. Olive street, Anaheim. We are not going out of business but our everyday prices would indicate it. Wm. F. Lutz Co. The Episcopal Sunday school pic-nicked at Anaheim Landing on Thursday. Children from this city were chaperoned by Miss L. L. Ingraham. Rev. Dearing accompanied a party from Orange, and all report an enjoyable day's outing. Kodak supplies at Mullinix Drug Store. Wickersheim Implement company of Fullerton, have opened up a new Home Sewing Machine agency at Mrs. McCoy and Mrs. McWilliam’s dress-making shop on south Los Angeles street near the First National Bank. They handle all kinds of sewing machines and all kinds of needles and parts. New and second hand sewing machines sold, rented and repaired. 84t Take your prescriptions to Mullinix Drug Store. Did you enjoy your vacation the week you were away? We presume you did; buy a plugless body buggy and finish the year in good shape. Wm. F. Lutz Co. Plugless body buggies give more satisfaction to our customers than any other make. Wm. F. Lutz Co. Mullinix Drug Store—the poor man’s friend. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Sandilands and the former’s mother are at Ocean Park for a fortnight. The latter will later visit a son in San Francisco, and will return to this city before proceeding to Toronto. When you meet an automobilist with a smile, that smile indicates that his machine is a Buick, “good everywhere, but best on hills.” Wm. F. Lutz Co. We save you money in drugs—Mullinix Drug Store. Mrs. Mosseman of Los Angeles is visiting relatives in Mill Valley. Mrs. Mosseman was accompanied on her trip by her grandson, Fayette Lewis, who goes to reenter the university at Berkeley. What is “good everywhere, but best on hills?” Wm. F. Lutz Co. We guarantee everything we sell. Mullinix Drug Store. Miss Emma Feather and Miss Lillian Clabaugh, who have been visiting relatives in Indiana, Illinois and Missouri-improving after two weeks’ ill-health to typhoid fever and threatened monia Symptoms of the latter have entirely disappeared, and is decreasing. Dr. Adams is in of the case, treating it without cines, and yesterday the little girl reported to be in excellent position for an early recovery. Highschool trustees are neglected for the purchase of a flagstaff placed in the grounds in front of school, as well as for a large surmount the same. The present staff upon the building will be reed to the rear, as well as the which it is necessary to mount it to raise Old Glory to the breeze upon. This ladder stands at the main entrance, and will forth be given a more inconspicuous position. Progress is the water at the highschool. For Exchange—We have a six room modern bungalow on car line in Los Angeles on the street and in good neighborhood we will exchange for small park Orange county, either improvised unimproved. Value of our $3000. Send description of your to or call on BYNON & KIMBA 410 I. W. Heilman Building, en 411 South Main St., Los Angeles. Property owners of Magnolia district have signed petitions that the district be annexed to Anaheim highschool district, action will probably be taken by supervisors, in accordance with statutes. The highschool will have already acted upon the favorably, the same bearing sign of nearly every property owner in Magnolia district. Garden Grove Centralia school districts are also sidering the propriety of joining heim high. A number of students from these districts now attend school here. Only two voters made object the levy of a special tax of $250 the Anaheim school district election on Wednesday, while 200 ordered the necessary expenditure. The interest was taken in the vote only 24 votes were cast. J. B C.J Bruce and F. C. Rimpau were election board. The money raised will be used for the painting the central and Katella schoolings, for necessary repairs and fo- Mosseman was accompanied on her trip by her grandson. Fayette Lewis, who goes to reenter the university at Berkeley. What is "good everywhere, but best on hills?" Wm. F. Lutz Co. We guarantee everything we sell. Mullinix Drug Store. Miss Emma Feather and Miss Lillian Clabaugh, who have been visiting relatives in Indiana, Illinois and Missouri for three months past, returned to their home in this city on Friday. Attend the Orange County Business College beginning Sept. 2, '07 and get an education that you can put to practical use through life. SIGNING YOUR NAME to a check makes you think. You spend a check as readily and care as you spend ready cash. THE GERMAN AMERICAN BANK suggests that an account there tend to restrict your spending. Check book does not burn a hole your pocket like the actual one. Start an account and note how seriously you will quit spending on what you don't need. German-American Bank We extend every accommodation consistent with safe and conscientious banking; FOUR PER CENT PER ANNUM, compound interest allowed on deposits in our Savings Department. ADOLPH THOMAS, President. JOSEPH HELMSEN, Vice-President. CHAS. A. BOEHN SAL EVENTS School begins Sept. 9th, and the grades a week later. M. Criss is visiting with San Diego for a few days. Nanner and family have re-en a fortnight's visit at Springs. May Long of Los Angeles with relatives in town, Mrs. W. H. Chambers and Ker is attending meetings city board of education at The board is making a course of study. Spring has been spending a City City, listening to whaties are saying, and is back at Mullinix's drug store. Mullinix has purchased the northwest corner of Claudia-Broadway streets from Mrs. Mr. Mullinix will shortly section of a $3000 residence. Nanner & Son report the follofs of automobiles for the Harry Halo, 4 passenger C. A. Clark, Columbia oil touring car; Jos. Backs. car. Oble, the twelve-year-old Mr. and Mrs. L. Goble, is after two weeks' illness due fever and threatened pneumonia of the latter malady disappeared, and fever Dr. Adams is in charge creating it without medi- yesterday the little girl was be in excellent prospect recovery. All trustees are negotiating base of a flagstaff to be grounds in front of the Agent Pickering of the Southern Pacific has prevailed upon his company after a year's laborious effort the propriety of adding a late evening train on Sundays from Newport and adjoining beaches. The instantaneous success which has attended this new train service attests the fact of its being a long-felt want. Mr. Pickering has been after the men higher up to thus accommodate his patrons and his success is cause for congratulation all round. It is good for the company, and good for the traveling public. This train leaves Newport Beach at 5:20, reaching here at 6 o'clock. Hitherto the last train in from the beach has passed here at 4 o'clock. The new train proceeds to Loara, where it turns and goes back to the beach. Inasmuch as the company has a 6 o'clock train to Newport Beach, passengers need not wait for the later train's return. Mr. Pickering has done the traveling public a service in getting this late train in from the beach, has turned an excellent trick for his company, and we salute him. W. Harold Wickett, M. D., has associated himself with Dr. H. A. Johnston, and the new firm, which will be known as Drs. Johnston & Wickett, has opened offices at 310 South Los Angeles street. Dr. Johnston needs no introduction at our hands, having been a successful healer of the sick here for a number of years past. Dr. Wickett is a recent graduate of a Los Angeles medical college, where he won his diploma with high honors. The doctors' professional card will be found elsewhere in this issue, and the attention of our readers is respectfully directed thereto. Fayette Lewis, Ted Dickel, Ernest Clabaugh, Charles Schindler and Earl Crawford departed on Saturday for Berkeley, where on Monday they resumed their studies at the university. Lewis and Dickel will probably qualify for positions upon the Varsity nine. After two weeks' illness due to fever and threatened pneumonia of the latter malady, they disappeared, and fever Dr. Adams is in charge creating it without mediation yesterday the little girl was be in excellent prospect for recovery. Trustees are negotiating base of a flagstaff to be placed grounds in front of the wall as for a large flag to be same. The present flag-building will be relegated, as well as the ladder necessary to mount in order Glory to the breezes there-ladder stands at the side entrance, and will hence-en-a more inconspicuous Progress is the watchword school. We have a fine new modern bungalow close to Los Angeles on graded good neighborhood which change for small place in city, either improved or Value of our place is description of your place BYNON & KIMBALL, Fullman Building, entrance Main St., Los Angeles. 2t owners of Magnolia school signed petitions asking district be annexed to the subschool district, and this probably be taken by the in accordance with the high-school trustees acted upon the petition the same bearing signatures property-owner in the district. Garden Grove and school districts are also con-propriety of joining Ana- A number of students districts now attend high voters made objection to special tax of $2000 by school district at the Wednesday, while 22 fav- essary expenditure. Lit-tas taken in the vote, and were cast. J. B. Rea, F. C. Rimpau were theird. The money when used for the painting of Katella school build-nessary repairs and for con- won his diploma with high honors. The doctors' professional card will be found elsewhere in this issue, and the attention of our readers is respectfully directed thereto. Fayette Lewis, Ted Dickel, Ernest Clabaugh, Charles Schindler and Earl Crawford departed on Saturday for Berkeley, where on Monday they resumed their studies at the university. Lewis and Dickel will probably qualify for positions upon the Varsity nine, the former as shortstop, the latter as one of the staff of twirlers. But for the rule debarring freshies from playing upon the team, Lewis would probably have qualified for a place on the team last year. Misses Olga, Clara and Emma Boege and Miss Rosie Cassou have returned from an enjoyable week's outing at Catalina. Take your prescriptions to Mullinix Drug Store. Trade at Mullinix Drug Store. Miss Helen Hein is constructing a $3000 pumping plant on her 35-acre ranch in the east end. She has bored two large wells, the production of water from which indicates the existence of a large underground supply in that neighborhood. The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian church will meet this (Thursday) afternoon at the home of Mrs. Arthur Lewis. All members and ladies of the congregation are invited to attend. Herman Stern has come into the possession of a speedy mare, and Herman is modest enough to think the animal can make 2:10 or better. The mare will probably be entered in the fall races. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Boney and son, Marion Boney, and Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Flood and family departed on Tuesday on an automobile trip up coast as far as San Luis Obispo. Mrs. E. M. Ingraham and daughters. Misses M. E. and L. L. Ingraham, are enjoying a two week's outing at Bay City. Robert Johnston was a guest of friends at Balboa and East Newport Sunday. W. P. Quarton, Robert Quarton and Sherman Hayden are on a camping trip to Bear Valley. For a few days on tire stock of white half price. REMEMBERED reduced ASHER FOUND Nice large color free HOT lunch at the "Exchange" Our Motto— STEW 809 S. HILL Strong, original, practical, SUCEE solute MERIT its only alliance. CHARACTER, and INFLUENCE. one a WOODBURY testimonial and tinitive quality. "THE SUCCESS ready. POSITIONS SECURED. structive, INSPIRING. NOTICE The Southern Pacific exponce put on a train between Beach and Anaheim, arriving aheim at 6 p.m. every Sunda is for accommodation of pthe road wishing to spend tha that popular coast resort. For information call up local agen SAN DIEGO! $3 00 excursion September 7th via Santa Fe. Good 30 d For Sale—Five year old fast horse. Apply to E. Bastad south of Buena Park. Mrs. E. M. Ingraham and daughters. Misses M. E. and L. L. Ingraham, are enjoying a two week's outing at Bay City. Robert Johnston was a guest of friends at Balboa and East Newport Sunday. W. P. Quarton, Robert Quarton and Sherman Hayden are on a camping trip to Bear Valley. Wm. Schumacher celebrated his 46th birthday on Monday. A Hair Dressing Nearly every one likes a fine hair dressing. Something to make the hair more manageable; to keep it from being too rough, or from splitting at the ends. Something, too, that will feed the hair at the same time, a regular hair-food. Well-fed hair will be strong, and will remain where it belongs—on the head, not on the comb! The best kind of a testimonial—"Sold for over sixty years." Made by J. C. Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass. Also manufacturers of SARSAPARILLA. PILLS. CHERRY PECTORAL. Bad water causes typhoid fever. Puritas distilled water. For at Mullinix drug store. 5 ga Always Reliable Final Clean-up sale of Wash Goods As the summer advances and the end of the season is drawing near, we double our effort. It is longer a matter of cost or value. We must take room for our incoming Fall-goods—hence the following extraordinary offer. 10c for Wash Goods worth up to 30c a yard. Included are fancy lawns, organdies, batiste, swisses, etc. a large variety of styles and colors, the actual regular prices of which are 15c, 20c, 25c and 30c. While they last, IOC A YARD White Suits and Waists at HALF For a few days only we will place on sale our en-stock of white lawn suits and waists at exactly the price. Come and see for yourself. REMEMBER—All linen goods greatly reduced. FISHER & FALKENSTEIN A few days only we will place on sale our enstock of white lawn suits and waists at exactly price. Come and see for yourself. EMEMBER—All linen goods greatly reduced. SHER & FALKENSTEIN Where Quality Counts FOUND AT LAST The large cold steins of beer and a good HOT lunch from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. the "Exchange"—132 W. Center St. Our Motto—"Polite service and the best line of wet goods in town." STEWART & MASON, Props. Woodbury Business College 98 S. HILL ST., LOS ANGELES, CAL. Final, practical, SUCCESSFUL. Belongs to no "chain" or trust, class or clan—abtit its only alliance. Concentrated, enthusiastic, COMPLETE. A school of FORCE, ER, and INFLUENCE. Prestige of long experience, thousands of graduates—every DBURY testimonial and a vital force in the world. "BETTERNESS" its disility. "THE SUCCESS OF THE STUDENT" its slogan. Entire year—enter when SITIONS SECURED. Write for "CATALOG W"—its illustrated, interesting, inSPIRING. NOTICE Southern Pacific expects to at on a train between Newport and Anaheim, arriving at An5 p.m. every Sunday. This accommodation of patrons of wishing to spend the day at car coast resort. For further on call up local agent. ag22t3 SAN DIEGO! Cursion September 6th and Santa Fe. Good 30 days. 2t Five year old fast driving apply to E. Bastady ‡ mile quena Park. 15-3t Wm. A. Wallace writes from Lake Elsinore that he is improving in health and regaining his strength. He will remain at this popular health and pleasure resort for a protracted stay, in an effort to thoroughly regain his aforetime robust health. Mrs. J. L. Abbot was a Los Angeles visitor on Monday. For Sale—Horse and rubber-tire buggy, harness, buggy-robe, stable blanket. A. J. Backs. Inquire at Joe. Backs' furniture store. George A. Wilcox and wife of Alhambra were here on Saturday attend- SAN DIEGO! Cursion September 6th and Santa Fe. Good 30 days. 2t —Five year old fast driving apply to E. Bastady ½ mile Quena Park. 15-3t STOCKHOLDERS OF THE A. U. W. CO. Is hereby given that the officer the beginning of Run 4 has at August 27. All orders of stock must be filed in the date. P. H. KRICK, secy. Rodger, Raymond Nebelung Bowen spent Sunday at Bay Yth Wallop and Miss Leah returned a few days ago enjoyable outing at Catalina. be entertained by friends at party and report a fine time. Rodger of Los Angeles town the past several days, a friends. H. Philipp and son, Ernest, Glossie Cordes were visitors angeles the first of the week. Mrs. Wm. Falkenstein and son Stanley are spending at Avalon. Vian Aucker of Los Angeles of the family of Mr. Asher. Her causes typhoid fever. Use stilled water. For sale only drug store. 5 gallons, 50c. Mrs. J. L. Abbot was a Los Angeles visitor on Monday. For Sale—Horse and rubber-tire buggy, harness, buggy-robe, stable blanket. A. J. Backs. Inquire at Jos. Backs' furniture store. George A. Wilcox and wife of Alhambra were here on Saturday attending the celebration of Mr. and Mrs. Clabaugh's twenty-fifth wedding anniversary. Mrs. J. B. Neff returned on Friday from San Francisco, where she spent a month visiting her mother. Pulp galore at Los Alamitos Sugar Factory for Cow Feed—50c ton. au22t2 The gas company has a new wagon. Former Postmaster Upham was a visitor in town the first of the week. City Clerk Merritt spent Sunday at Long Beach with his family, who are spending a month at the seashore. W. E. Duckworth of Ocean Park, accompanied by his wife and young son, is spending a brief vacation with his parents here. Pulp galore at Los Alamitos Sugar Factory for Cow Feed—50c ton. au22t2 Percy Rust has departed for Belmont to resume his studies after spending his vacation with the old folks at home. Percy naturally has great respect for his father, who is Mayor Rust, but persists in referring to him as Dad. Born, to the wife of John Tousseau on Sunday, Aug. 18th, a daughter.