anaheim-gazette 1907-09-26

NEWS AND BUSINESS When prices are so low that competitors make them the talk of the town, it is time you should investigate. 49 Stern & Goodman, Fullerton, Cal. Don’t pay $50.00 for a sewing machine when you can get a White, New Home or Domestic for $30.00. 49 Stern & Goodman, Fullerton, Cal. Asher & Falkenstein, the old reliable house, is now ready to buy walnuts for the season. Satisfaction guaranteed. 20,000 seedling and grafted walnut trees for spring of 1908. Oranges, lemons, apricots and plums. A. R. Marshall, nurseryman, Olive, Cal. When in Los Angeles visit the “San Diego” Beer Hall and Cafe, 226-228 North Main street, directly opposite new postoffice site. Merchants’ lunch served from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. “San Diego” the Quality Beer on tap. The motto of this Tavern, is to “Treat all alike and serve each guest well.” GEO. JOERIMANN, Prop. Major William Jackson of Orange was in town a day or two ago in the interests of the Maier’s walnut hullers. He is selling quite a number of the hullers to walnut growers, and is every instance the machines are giving entire satisfaction. Parties desiring the hullers may call upon or address William Jackson, at residence. 154 S.Center St., Orange, Cal., or at J. C. Brigg’s real estate office, Orange. Furniture subject to 15 per cent discount. No reserves. You must investigate. 49 Stern & Goodman, Fullerton, Cal. Sewing Machines $30.00, Drop Heads Cabinets, Home, Domestic and White. 49 Stone & Goodman, Fullerton, Cal. Harry Ray is managing Herman Stern’s store during the absence of the latter on a camping trip to Mount Baldy. Harry is secretary of the Fullerton board of trade and is one of our sister city’s most energetic young business men. T. A. Darling returned the first of Sewing Machines $30.00, Drop Heads Cabinets, Home, Domestic and White. 49 Stone & Goodman, Fullerton, Cal. Harry Ray is managing Herman Stern's store during the absence of the latter on a camping trip to Mount Baldy. Harry is secretary of the Fullerton board of trade and is one of our sister city's most energetic young business men. T. A. Darling returned the first of the week from a fortnight's desert prospecting trip in the country near Indio. He was accompanied by B. F. Richards, a Chicago mining expert. Mr. Darling left yesterday for the San Bernardino mountains where he will remain some time on a prospecting tour. Mr. and Mrs.Jos. Helmsen and family and Mr. and Mrs.Peter Weisel enjoyed an auto ride to Santiago canyon on Sunday afternoon. For Sale—6-horse-power pumping plant; all in good shape. Call for prices. Anaheim Machine Works. 46 We put new rubber any size on any buggy at $5.00 per wheel. 49 Stern & Goodman, Fullerton, Cal. For Sale—Walnut hullers, washer and trays very cheap. Apply to R. H. Gilman, Placentia. 47-49 Wanted—a smart boy to operate job press and learn to set type. Apply at this office. JUST OUT. 1908 Prospectus of the Los Angeles Business College. Address the Secretary. 29t5 Studebaker Bros. wagons and carriages at Wm. F. Lutz Co. S. A. Eggs 33 cents per dozen. We pay that for them. Bring them to us. 49 Stern & Goodman, Fullerton, Cal. How about a 12 inch Plow, any make at $11.50, with Steel beam. 49 Stern & Goodman, Fullerton, Cal. The complete line of vehicles can be found at Wm. F. Lutz Co. Santa Ana. Buick automobiles have a reputation all over the country. They have become famous for being "good everywhere but best on hills." Wm. F. Lutz Co. Santa Ana would be pleased to have you look this car over, take a ride in it and see for yourself the sweetness of its running. We have the only line of absolutely fire-proof safes in the county. Wm. F. Lutz Co. Santa Ana. Perry, Ohio, was in town this week guest of John Selinger, who was a member of the team. Mr. Kopf cousin of Major Vestal of Santa Ana and will remain in Southern California two or three weeks before returning his home in the north. Harold H. Moore, traveling passenger agent of the Santa Fe railway company, was in town this week doing a town. Mr. Moore informed him upon the electric-railway situation gathered in a volume of business his company and shook hands with many friends hereaway. He no many improvements in town, and Anaheim was the best city of its in Southern California. Welcome our city, Harold! Joseph Hollingworth, former resident of this city, has gone with Mrs. Hollingworth to his former home in Beatrice, Nebraska, on a two month visit. His son, Capt. Hollingworth who was wounded in the Philippine war, was recently appointed postmaster at Beatrice. Arch Hollingworth continues in his position as cartoonist the Oregonian and has lately given the police detail. His sister Amy is employed in the electric school. J.W. Parsons has purchased a trunk of twenty acres of land at West Anaheim, as well as property at Newphee Heights, and has moved here with a family to reside. He is recently framed Artesia, and comes to Orange county as offering lower taxation and better opportunities of investment. Mr.Horsons will take an active hand in developing this section which he pronounces the best he has yet seen in Southern California. Gus Stern was in town from Fullerton on Friday on his way to attend session of the superior court at Santa Ana. Gus has a claim of $8000 against the estate of the late Wm.McFadden who died some months ago at La Habra. The deceased left an estate valuation at $6500. Mr.Stern filed upon his property and has taken charge of the same. Mr.McFadden was farming large tract at La Habra. He purchased mules of Mr.Stern to the amount $3000 and farming machinery amounting to $5000. Had he lived wo doubtless have netted a large sum from his crop. He died suddenly, death... The complete line of vehicles can be found at Wm. F. Lutz Co. Santa Ana. Buick automobiles have a reputation all over the country. They have become famous for being "good everywhere but best on hills." Wm. F. Lutz Co. Santa Ana would be pleased to have you look this car over, take a ride in it and see for yourself the sweetness of its running. We have the only line of absolutely fire-proof safes in the county. Wm. F. Lutz Co. Santa Ana. Barley Hay for Sale.—Golden State Realty Ranch, 4 miles east of Anaheim; ring Main 772. $12 per ton. 51 BACKED BY MONEY IN THE BANK you can know the joy of independence You need ask no favors, endure a humiliation if you have money in the bank. And the only sure way to handle it is to save it. THE GERMAN AMERICAN BANK offers you a surer road to comfort and independence than any get-rich-quick scheme. Just make a start and keep at it. The ocean is made up of single drops. German-American Bank We extend every accommodation consistent with safe and conservative banking; FOUR PER CENT PER ANNUM, compound interest allowed on posits in our Savings Department. ADOLPH THOMAS, President. JOSEPH HELMSEN, Vice-President. CHAS. A. BOEGE, Cashier. EVENTS was in town the first of his home in Garden Henry and Mrs. Innes children have returned outing at Bay City. was a business visitor on Thursday. He miss-train and improved the going to the theater. in the midnight train. man of Ontario, Canada, visiting his brother Wil-lasters, Mrs. Schulz and for some months past, returning the first of the home in the east. rest of Escondido was a in town on Friday last. the noon train and re-"Sun-kissed Vale" on limited. in town this week from He informs us that his old son, who was acci-on the head four years late at school here, is razed in consequence. He ment of a city specialist it is being made to re-former health. of Petaluma, who was a California rifle team at national contest at Camp was in town this week, a Selinger, who was also a team. Mr. Kopf is a Vestal of Santa Ana, in Southern California weeks before returning to north. more, traveling passen- Santa Fe railway com-wn this week doing the more informed himself Gerald Sandilands and mother returned this week from San Francisco, whither they were called by the illness and death of Louis Sandilands. Mrs. Sandilands was at the bedside of her son several days preceding dissolution, but our fellow-townsman was unable to see his brother alive. The mother had visited her son a fortnight previously, and left him in good health on returning to this city. She was immediately thereafter called to San Francisco by her son's serious illness. Death was due to typhoid fever. Intestinal ulceration ensued, and a surgical operation was resorted to. The unfortunate young man, who formerly resided in this county, failed to recover. Interment occurred at Oakland. Mrs. Sandilands will remain here until next week, when she goes to Ottowa to visit relatives, and will proceed thence across the Atlantic to her home in London. Walter Johnson pitched against Chicago at Washington on Friday, the game going to the Windy City by a score of 2 to 1. Johnson held the opposing batsmen down to six hits. In a second game the same day the Senators were shut out, with Walsh in the box, 11 to 0. Johnson is signed up by Washington at $450 per month. The club management at first offered him $350, but Johnson replied he did not have to play ball if he didn't want to, and it was $450 or back to California. The manager came through. Mrs. T. L. Garrison of Hollywood, who was last week a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Hagar at their Miraflores home, lost a purse containing $30 in bankbills and a small snm of silver change, while in town on Wednesday. She inserted an ad in the local columns of this paper and the following day recovered her money. Mrs. Garrison paid a liberal reward to the finder, who was a gentleman living in the city. DRESS FOR We have just Dress Goods in—it is the finest the pleasure of mixed Suitings of grays, blues, cloths, Wool Ties and Voiles, in all out of the question few of the many so come and see to show you. New Ginghams, Velour Flannel Our Mill is open for the Dress Goods again in charm We are real Opening announcement ASHER & Mrs. T. L. Garrison of Hollywood, who was last week a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Hagar at their Miraflores home, lost a purse containing $30 in bankbills and a small snm of silver change, while in town on Wednesday. She inserted an ad in the local columns of this paper and the following day recovered her money. Mrs. Garrison paid a liberal reward to the finder, who was a gentleman living in the city. Benicia Hancock Disc Plow 1 Disc $47.50 2 Disc $62.50 We defy competition. 49 Stern & Goodman, Fullerton Cal. The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Moise died Sunday morning. "Dad" Conwell makes our harness. The old man says he ought to know how to make it by this time, as he has been at it over fifty years. Wm. F. Lutz Co. S. A. J. H. Zitt of San Diego, who owns extensive property interests here writes as follows concerning the coming electric railway: "I am glad to read in your paper that your prospects are so good for getting that trolley road. That is what you need badly. After you get the road, 'Watch Anaheim Grow.'" The Wickersheim Implement company of Fullerton has an advertisement on another page of this issue to which the attention of our readers is directed. The firm is one of the principal business houses of the county and is enjoying a large patronage. Goods going out of their repository is a guarantee of good quality. The firm has just completed a large brick addition to the main structure, which will greatly facilitate the better display of the company's large list of buggies and farming implements. The firm's has one of the shrewdest buyers in the business, thereby affording their customers the best of bargains. Eddie Boege after a brief sojourn at the seaside has resumed his labors with the Wickersheim Implement company of Fullerton. Uncle John Bush and wife are here from their ranch near Bakersfield. Uncle John is 78 years of age and getting younger all the time. He says his eyesight is not so good as in former years, but he gets a deer occasionally. A Stick Seat, Steel Tire Run always sold at $75 00, now $50.00 running. 2 Years's guarantee. 49 Stern & Goodman, Fullerton H. Deutsch was in town from Angeles on Saturday noting the improvements hereabout. There is so much interest in the among Angel City investors that ple come and carry away his own THE GAZETTE every week. He prospects good for the Hunt Beach electric railway coming way. Sydmer Ross, the well-known centia horticulturist, was in town brief business mission on Saturday. Eddie Boege after a brief sojourn at the seaside has resumed his labors with the Wickersheim Implement company of Fullerton. Uncle John Bush and wife are here from their ranch near Bakersfield. Uncle John is 78 years of age and getting younger all the time. He says his eyesight is not so good as in former years, but he gets a deer occasionally. Pale, Thin, Nervous? Then your blood must be in a very bad condition. You certainly know what to take, then take it—Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. If you doubt, then consult your doctor. We know what he will say about this grand old family medicine. This is the first question your doctor would ask: "Are your bowels regular?" He knows that daily action of the bowels is absolutely essential to recovery. Keep your liver active and your bowels regular by taking laxative doses of Ayer’s Pills. Made by J. G. Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass. Also manufacturers of Ayer’s Hair Vigor. Ague Cure. Cherry Pectoral. We have no secrets! We publish the formulas of all our medicines. ALWAYS RELIABLE RESS GOODS FOR FALL 1907 We have just finished putting our Fall Dress Goods in stock and—to say the least it is the finest line that we have ever had the pleasure of selecting. All the new mixed Suitings in plain and overplaid effects of grays, blues, reds and browns. Broadcloths, Wool Taffetas, Eoliennes, Batistes and Voiles, in all the leading shades. It is out of the question to more than mention a new of the many interesting novelties here, to come and see for yourself—always glad to show you. By Ginghams, Outing Flannels, Flannelettes, Velour Flannels, Blankets and Comforters. Our Millinery Dep't open for the Fall and Winter season, and again in charge of Miss Edith Hadley. We are ready to receive your order. opening announced later. HER & FALKENSTEIN Where Quality Counts open for the Fall and Winter season, and again in charge of Miss Edith Hadley. We are ready to receive your order. opening announced later. HER & FALKENSTEIN Where Quality Counts FOUND AT LAST 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 O.S. HILL ST., LOS ANGELES, CAL. practical, SUCCESSFUL. Belongs to no "chain" or trust, class or clan—ab only alliance. Concentrated, enthusiastic, COMPLETE. A school of FORCE, and INFLUENCE. Prestige of long experience, thousands of graduates—every BURY testimonial and a vital force in the world. "BETTERNESS" its dis- "THE SUCCESS OF THE STUDENT" its slogan. Entire year—enter when IONS SECURED. Write for "CATALOG W"—it is illustrated, interesting, inRING. at, Steel Tire Runabout, $75 00, now $50.00 Easy Years's guarantee. Goodman, Fullerton, Cal. was in town from Los saturday noting the many is hereabout. He says much interest in this city City investors that peocarry away his copy of every week. He thinks good for the Huntington railway coming this SPECIAL NOTICE Notice is hereby given that I shall not hereafter be responsible for debts incurred by my wife, Jennie Emmett. It W. G. EMMETT. ANAHEIM SOUVENIR PILLOW TOPS Again have we secured this year the sole agency for Anaheim Souvenir Pillow Top ANAHEIM SOUVENIR PILLOW TOPS Again have we secured this year the sole agency for Anaheim Souvenir Pillow Tops. We have chosen for a subject something that is of interest to almost every family in town. The "High-school Building" is the center, surrounded by a wreath of yellow poppies tied with a blue ribbon bow, representing the Highschool colors. This is a nice ornament for your home or study and a present to send to your eastern friends. 50c a piece See our latest Premium offer in our big window and get particulars in the store. Asher & Falkenstein