anaheim-gazette 1907-11-14

NEWS AND BUSINESS Have your Christmas goods laid away for you at Deitrich’s jewelry store. For Sale—Center-street lots. There is only so much frontage on Center. There will never be more. It is the main business street of Anaheim and values have increased four-fold there in two years. I have 3 on E. Center and 3 on W. Center at a bargain. Address H., Gazette Office. Big discounts on dress goods and furs at Asher & Falkenstein’s. Mr. Neff is in Kern county holding farmers’ institutes. Meetings will be held at Farmers’ Hall, twelve miles southeast of Bakersfield, and at Rosedale and Wasco. Dr. Flora N. Barker, graduate of the Los Angeles College of Osteopathy has rented the front rooms over the Nagel hardware store, and will occupy them as soon as they can be fitted up. Women’s and children’s diseases a specialty. She will be in her office Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Big discounts on dress goods and furs at Asher & Falkenstein’s. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Holman contemplate leaving shortly for Long Beach to reside. Select your Christmas presents now at Deitrich’s jewelry store. Theodore Deidrich was a business visitor in town on Saturday from his ranch on the west side. Go to Yungbluth & Kroeger for your umbrellas. Remember Asher & Falkenstein’s room-making sale of clothing. Dr. Roberts, the eye specialist, still continues to reserve Saturday as an office day. The many hundreds of people in and around Anaheim whom he has fitted with glasses, many of whom had previously failed to get proper glasses, testify as to his ability. Office over Federman building. Elton Goble went to Los Angeles Sunday to see his girl. He has been in Texas and several in California. Mr. Pearson and family of the end visited Long Beach on Sunday inspected the ships of Rear Admiral Dayton’s squadron. The Southern Pacific south train hitherto passing this point was this week changed to arrive 2:23. This train runs through port Beach. The board of supervisors have $1400 for the repair of three bridges the county, $700 to be used on Fifth-street bridge west of Santa Clara and $700 on the Olive bridge across a wash near Olinda. Select your Christmas present at Deitrich’s jewelry store. The Apollo club will meet on November 15, at the home of Theresa Fay. A miscellaneous program will be rendered. Rooms and Board Wanted—Unresidence is ready for occupancy desire rooms and board for myself and two children—probably for three weeks. Geo. Loudon. B. Frank Porter, a pioneer Orangethorpe country, was in last week on business and please circus day. Mr. Porter is just ing the harvest of his walnut crop will have more money than a who of people have hay. George Hatfield writes from Francisco that he has been assigning duty on the new cruiser California is the proudest lad in the navy. He has been to sea three years, and he would like nothing better than take a crack at the Jap. Ahoy shipmate! John Bush will be 63 years of Saturday, and proposes to celebrate Go to Yungbluth & Kroeger for your umbrellas. Remember Asher & Falkenstein's room-making sale of clothing. 5 Dr. Roberts, the eye specialist, still continues to reserve Saturday as an office day. The many hundreds of people in and around Anaheim whom he has fitted with glasses, many of whom had previously failed to get proper glasses, testify as to his ability. Office over Federman building. Auto gloves, auto hats and auto caps at Yungbluth & Kroeger. Yungbluth & Kroeger have the latest styles in suits of the celebrated Kuppenheimer make. Remember Asher & Falkenstein's room-making sale of clothing. 5 We are sole agents for the celebrated Kingsbury hats. For fine stationery go to Mullinix. W. H. Blennerhassett of Los Angeles visited with friends in town the first of the week. For fine stationery go to Mullinix. Herman Stern was a business visitor in Los Angeles yesterday. Fine box chocolate at Mullinix. Only six weeks until Christmas. Remember Deitrich, the jeweler. Fine box chocolate at Mullinix. Lost—Sunday, between Anaheim and Garden Grove road, a boy’s black coat, with brass army buttons. Return to Frank Meredith, Anaheim, Route 2. Get your chili twine at L. E. Miller’s Only six weeks until Christmas. Remember Deitrich, the jeweler. Hand-forged warranted cutlery at L. E. Miller’s. J. B. Rea and W. W. Perkins have returned from a business trip to Kern county. Hand-forged warranted cutlery at L. E. Miller’s. A fine selection of china and semi-porcelain dishes at L. E. Miller’s hardware store. A fine assortment of cut glassware at B. Hartfield’s Jewelry Store. Enjoy about six months course in the Orange County Business College this fall. T. Monterolla has a force of men picking oranges in the Wilson orchard at Fullerton. He is prepared to take George Hatfield writes from Francisco that he has been assigning duty on the new cruiser California is the proudest lad in the navy. John has been to sea three years, and he would like nothing better than take a crack at the Jap. Ahoy shipmate! John Bush will be 63 years of age Saturday, and proposes to celebrate the day by having a mess of lobster crustacean since the season’s open — prices have been too high; he says he will have some on his bin if they come at a dollar a piece pass the lobster, John! C. C. Chapman has again been using some notable orange sales at New York market. At a recent sale of his fruit in the eastern tropolis a car of “Old Mission” Valencia oranges brought an average of $9.20 per box for fancy and an age of $8.20 per box for choice, the standards, Golden Eagle averaged $7.35 per box. When it comes to getting the highest price for order Mr. Chapman has a knack of knowing the persimmons every time. Have your Christmas goods laid for you at Deitrich’s jewelry store. I. R. Brunn has instituted quiet title to property at the West naming Fred Shoater, F. Micklethwaite J. Van Vorst, Chas. B. Van Isadore Citron, F. Leavy, J. H. M Charles M. Leavy, and Marie L. Mann. The property involved been sold for delinquent taxes year since 1890. It has recently vanced in value. Brunn is a reefer of San Bernardino. F. C. Spencer attorney for Brunn. George C. Hagar has instituted damus proceedings in the supreme court against Governor Gillett, Secretary of State Curry, Surveyor-Governor Kingsbury and the Register of State Land Office. The superior is asked to issue an order to the officials to issue a patent to his 13.55 acres of tidelands on New Bay, and to assess the proper date Hagar for the refusal of the office and the state officials to issue him a patent correcting an erroneous patent issued to Hagar A fine selection of china and semi-porcelain dishes at L. E. Miller's hardware store. A fine assortment of cut glassware at B. Hartfield's Jewelry Store. Enjoy about six months course in the Orange County Business College this fall. Aug8tf T. Monterolla has a force of men picking oranges in the Wilson orchard at Fullerton. He is prepared to take contracts for orange picking. Satisfaction guaranteed. If you want a Santa Fe 25-ride family ticket with 21 rides on it good until Dec. 28, 1907, call up when in Los Angeles, Sunset South 3051. Also a 15-ride S. P. ticket good for 2 months. It THE TIME TO BANK BANK your money is before it has been or stolen You won't have any to after either of those more than possible events have taken place. THE GERMAN AMERICAN BANK is responsible to the full amount of capital for any loss by theft or Do you know of any other insurer you can place on your money and out cost? Your fire insurance doesn't cover your cash. Read it German-American Bank We extend every accommodation consistent with safe and conserved banking; FOUR PER CENT PER ANNUM, compound interest allowed on posits in our Savings Department. ADOLPH THOMAS, President. JOSEPH HELMSEN, Vice-President. CHAS. A. BOEECASH Always R Room Make Our immense stock is stored in our w very much crowded erly, and to gain m Big Room Ma entire stock of C sisting of Suits, Boys, and Sine on sale. Note the 20 per cent off 20 per cent off 20 per cent 20 per cent off 10 per cent off or Corduroys, Denim Do not miss this o cle at the right t short duration—d Furs Our stock of F COPYRIGHT 1907 BY THE MAKERS OF MICHAELS-STERN FINE CLOTHING MICHAELS, STERN & CO. ROOMBOYER, N. V. A Discount of 20% Remember that these are this season's good Buy your Christmas presents now, while the store window. Warm Slippers for Cold Days for the famous "Dolge" felt goods for Men, Women Lots of Specials Throughout ASHER & FALLOW WHERE QUALITY COUNTS Mrs. Hartung will entertain the Euchre club Thursday, Nov. 14. John Gustafson was in from his ranch west of town on Friday on a business mission. The Anaheim city band will give a grand ball at the operahouse on Friday evening. J. Seeman returned this week from a five-weeks' visit with relatives in Iowa. Miss Gertrude Michod of Los Angeles was a guest the past week of Miss Marian Johnston. G.H. Bent and Frank Berry of Santa Ana have rented the Durkee ranch up the Santa Ana river from the Santa Ana river development company for a term of five years. The company reserves the control of the water on the ranch. There are 1400 acres in the tract about half of which is tillable, the W. Geerdes, recently arrived Chicago, has purchased a tractor on South Los Angeles street, plant five acres to cabbage. Ms. Des lived in Chicago 21 years ago to California because he was more of the rigorous eastern Like all Chicagoans, he regiment as in many respects the earth, and is of opinion it will pass New York and become city of the country. With the ing of the Mississippi so that going vessels can come up to the town, he thinks, may be largest on earth. Mr. Geerds make an energetic citizen, hope he will make a ten-strike first crop of cabbages raised in nia. Prof. Ramsey of Whittier town last week in conference Neff relative to procuring walnut trees which are resistant blight. Prof. Ramsey is m Miss Gertrude Michod of Los Angeles was a guest the past week of Miss Marian Johnston. G.H. Bent and Frank Berry of Santa Ana have rented the Durkee ranch up the Santa Ana river from the Santa Ana river development company for a term of five years. The company reserves the control of the water on the ranch. There are 1400 acres in the tract about half of which is tillable, the balance being pasturage. Mr. Bent will move his family to the ranch in a short time. Have You a Friend? Then tell him about Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. Tell him how it cured your hard cough. Tell him why you always keep it in the house. Tell him to ask his doctor about it. Doctors use a great deal of it for throat and lung troubles. The best kind of a testimonial—“Sold for over sixty years.” Made by J.C. Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass. Also manufacturers of SARSAPARILLA. PILLS. HAIR VIGOR. We have no secrets! We publish the formulas of all our medicines. One of Ayer’s Pills at bedtime will hasten recovery. Gently laxative. Room Making Sale of Clothing immense stock of Toys and Christmas Goods stored in our warehouse. We find that we are much crowded for room to display same propand to gain room we decided so early on this Room Making Clothing Sale. Our stock of Clothing for Men and Boys, coning of Suits, Overcoats for Men and Boys, and Single Trousers, will be placed sale. Note the reductions: 20 per cent off on all Men’s Suits over $10.00 20 per cent off on all Men’s and Boys Overcoats 20 per cent off on all Single Trousers 20 per cent off on all Boys and Youth’s Clothing 20 per cent off on all Men’s Suits at $10 and below Forduroys, Denim Goods and Hercules Suits excepted not miss this opportunity—it is the right artit at the right time. The sale may be only of duration—dont delay to buy now. Furs Furs Furs Our stock of Furs, the latest styles and colors, not miss this opportunity—it is the right artitic at the right time. The sale may be only of just duration—dont delay to buy now. Furs Furs Furs our stock of Furs, the latest styles and colors, be placed on sale at at of 25 Per cent season's goods only—fresh crisp goods. while the stock is complete. See them in the Cold Days—We have again the sole agency for Men, Women and Children. Materials Throughout Our Store FALKENSTEIN RE QUALITY COUNTS des, recently arrived from was purchased a tract of land Los Angeles street, and will acres to cabbage. Mr. GeerChicago 21 years and came alia because he wanted no rigorous eastern climate. Chicagoans, he regards the many respects the best on is of opinion it will ere long York and become the first country. With the deepenMississippi so that oceanals can come up to the lakes, he thinks, may become the earth. Mr. Geerdes will energetic citizen, and we will make a ten-strike with his cabbages raised in Califorramsey of Whittier was in week in conference with Mr. have to procuring grafts of which are resistant to the rof. Ramsey is making a Louis Duckworth and Edgar Seeters, cousins of Postmaster Duckworth, arrived last week from Iowa, accompanied by their families, and will take up their permanent residence. The former was here a year ago and returned to his home in the blizzard belt. He stood it one winter, and then decided to pull out for the glorious climate of California. W. S. Woglum, government expert in charge of the scale experiment station at Orange, began tests on fumigation on Monday evening. An outfit of tents and other material arrived last week. Experiments will be made with different tests, different strength of cyanide and other details of the business of scale killing. D. Levreau who has charge of the Butterfield ranch west of town was in the city a few days ago. A large area o the ranch is seeded to alfalfa, and upwards of 500 tons have been sold this year. The hay baled brings $14 a ton. the thinks, may become the earth. Mr. Geerdes will energetic citizen, and we will make a ten-strike with his cabbages raised in California. Ramsey of Whittier was in week in conference with Mr. have to procuring grafts of trees which are resistant to the frost. Ramsey is making a blight, and will gather stock for the purpose of grow-which show their ability to the disease. Carl has his right hand banana result of a cut sustained ago while at work upon the house being erected by theumber company. While en- to catch a piece of sheetiron about to fall from the his hand was severely cut, and running for a time threatened. It was cauterized, and the moon be able to perform that handshake for which Jim is Kraemer on Saturday hauled load of his walnuts. He re-crop short as compared with nuts, but the present season's prices go far toward evening. The local association will 200 tons of fruit and nuts. Hills, formerly a resident of town of Riverside, was in town byook, who recently purchased branch in the southeastern city in town on Saturday morn-k is decorating his residence meet with a new coat a paint. D. Levreau who has charge of the Butterfield ranch west of town was in the city a few days ago. A large area o the ranch is seeded to alfalfa, and upwards of 500 tons have been sold this year. The hay baled brings $14 a ton. Walter Heying was up from Los Alamitos the first of the week. He is sack sewer at the sugar mill and has the highest number of sacks sewed to his credit of any one engaged in that calling. Sacks are sewed by machinery and Walter says he can sew forty-seven a minute. Mrs. Zeigler and Mrs. Deis spent several days last week visiting in San Bernardino and Riverside. G. Zeigler, Mrs. T. Deis, Miss L. Zeigler and Miss I. Deis are here from New York city visiting with Mr. and Mrs. John Zeigler and family. The party spent several days this week at Ocean Park and Venice. Leo Hessel and Tim Carroll Jr. celebrated their birthdays on Thursday, and invited a number of their friends to help enjoy the event at the West End. A capacious "Dutch pot," with extra Prime trimmings, was a feature and the boys say all hands had the time of their lives. During the evening a number were initiated into the "Gobblers," a secret organization, to join which a candidate experiences stunts of the exhilerating kind, when the goat is feeling at his best.