anaheim-gazette 1907-12-12

NEWS AND BUSINESS If you are interested in Xmas perfumes Mullinix's stock will interest you. For Sale—My fine brood mare Maggie. in foal by Cy Sparkes' draught horse. Also one 2 year old Neernut colt, and one 6-months Silvercorn colt. W. R. Carpenter. County School Superintendent Carpenter was in town on Tuesday visiting schools. Don't fail to see the beautiful line of Xmas goods at Mullinix, largest in town, and prices very low. Mr. Green of Miraflores was in town on Tuesday on a brief business mission. An appropriate Christmas gift. One of those dollar boxes of Havana cigars. Stewart & Mason's. Christmas postcards 2 for 5 cents at Mullinix. John Eymann was a business visitor in Los Angeles on Saturday. An appropriate Christmas gift. One of those dollar boxes of Havana cigars. Stewart & Mason's. Lost—Friday on Lemon street, gold watch and fob. Finder return to Miss Pauline Weinberger. Nothing but the best of drugs at Mullinix's. Milton Spencer is home from Redlands for the holidays. Just received. Fresh eastern oysters; 25 cents a dozen. At Stewart & Mason's. Dry walnut wood $6. Irish potatoes $1.75 per cental. Phone Main 229. John Eymann. Pure drugs at Mullinix's. Born. Tuesday evening, Dec. 10th, to the wife of Frank Vandenberg, a son. Just received. Fresh eastern oysters; 25 cents a dozen. At Stewart & Just received. Fresh eastern oysters; 25 cents a dozen. At Stewart & Mason's. Dry walnut wood $6. Irish potatoes $1.75 per cent. Phone Main 229. John Eymann. Pure drugs at Mullinix's. Born, Tuesday evening, Dec. 10th, to the wife of Frank Vandenberg, a son. Just received. Fresh eastern oysters; 25 cents a dozen. At Stewart & Mason's. For Sale.—$3800. One of the best residence properties in Anabeim, fine location. This offer for one week only. 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. A fine assortment of 5 and 10 cent Alluminum articles for Xmas at L. E. Millers Hardware Store. Electric Lamps at Millers Hardware Store. A nice Xmas present for a lady to give a gentleman is a nice dainty box of cigars. Mullinix has them from 50c up. The most useful and valuable presents for Holidays can be found at L. E. Millers Hardware Store. Fine Xmas boxed chocolates at Mullinix's. Charles Baxter was a business visitor in town from Brookhurst the first of the week. Mr. Baxter is an extensive grower of cabbage, and states a larger area is being devoted to this crop than ever before. Estimates go as high as 2000 acres, and the crop promises well, last week’s rain having been of great benefit to it. A fountain pen makes a nice Xmas gift. See Mullinix’s assortment. Bob Rimpau left yesterday for Tucson, to enter the employ of Ben Heney & Co., wholesale merchants. Heney is a brother of Francis J. Heney, the San Francisco graft prosecutor. Bob is an industrious and reliable young man, and his friends hereaway predict a successful career for him in the territory. A kodak or camera is a nice Xmas such volume as to leave no doubt on the coming season will be the most prosperous the county ever witness Mr. Murphy’s close association with the weather clerk will doubtless continue, and he will probably preface more rain. Chief Engineer W. L. Temple of Home telephone company and County Manager Austin were in town Saturday, from Los Angeles and Santa Ana respectively. The latter succeeds E, Rabb, who goes to Long Beach chief of the company. They will driven about the county by Local Manager Backs, trips being taken to Old Cypress, Buena Park and other places. Postmaster Duckworth departed Monday for San Francisco, where sailed on the steamer Korea on Tuesday for Honolulu, in response to calls grams bringing intelligence of his Guy’s critical illness of typhoid. Duckworth will be absent probation three weeks. J. Hahn gets out occasionally with Olinda Richmond, named after his famous sire now owned in the east, when on a good stretch of road, lets Olinda step out a bit for exertion. Hahn has not as yet held the watch him, but allows he’s as good as sire, who used to pace a mile in neighborhood of 2.10. Charley Allgeyer was in town Saturday after the previous night drenching, smiling as an order bridegroom. “Nice weather for bage,” says he. Charley has an acreage out, and will make his form this season, if nothing happens. A joint meeting of directors of Anaheim Union Water company in the Santa Ana valley irrigation pany was held at the office of the former in this city on Tuesday. W. H. Spake has been appointed the grand jury to expert the books accounts in the offices of the var county officers. He is now engaged in the task assigned him. A. Pierotti was in town from ranch at Placentia a day or two. He reports continued prosperity in section. Miss Edith Hadley entertains number of young lady friends at home of Mrs. Gade last Tuesday Bob Rimpau left yesterday for Tucson, to enter the employ of Ben Heney & Co., wholesale merchants. Heney is a brother of Francis J. Heney, the San Francisco graft prosecutor. Bob is an industrious and reliable young man, and his friends hereaway predict a successful career for him in the territory. A kodak or camera is a nice Xmas gift. Remember Mullinix is the only place in Anaheim that carries them. Gus Hansen was in town from his Orangethorpe avenue ranch on Monday. He states the rain of last week was of great benefit to dairymen, and predicts a plenty of wetness before the season is much older. A BAG FULL OF DOLLARS is more to be desired then a single If you have the "bag full" you need place of safety to put them. Place is right here at our SECURE BANK. Here it is that you can bank money and rest secure in its seas For BANKING PRIVILEGES that are helpful, make a connection here. We want your account and repay you with a bank connection that's worth money. German-American Bank We extend every accommodation consistent with safe and conserved banking; FOUR PER CENT PER ANNUM, compound interest allowed on deposits in our Savings Department. ADOLPH THOMAS, President. JOSEPH HELMSEN, Vice-President. CHAS. A. BOEEC National bank publishes settlement today. Follow-up financial flurry, the which commends itself as its reflects credit institution. Its reserve large sum of $469, deposits aggregate $381, has felt no string- Business moves on new business house in money, and the First tries to enjoy a floodtide read the statement, and those of banks in other's a fine one. Hold and wife of Kas arrived here and will with their son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. [A. A. West Anaheim]. Mr. incident of a dry-goods at Kasson, and this is California. He says not been unusually cold in Minnesota, but pre-nate of Southern Cal-ow and ice of the east. was in town on Friday at West Anaheim. Mr. had a plenty of rain this previous arrangement for clerk, rain descended right, and continued in leave no doubt that son will be the most county ever witnessed. Close association with will doubtless con- will probably predict Mr W. L. Temple of the company and County were in town Satur- Angeles and Santa Ana the latter succeeds W. Stationery is always acceptable and appropriate for Xmas. See the nice showing at Mullinix's, 25c and up. Mike Lopez killed nine deer and seven elk while on a recent visit to his cousin, who resides in Sonora, Mex. Mike spent three months in Sonora, and made no effort to bag the limit. He contemplates another trip to Sonora next season, and will then see what he can do to break the record for killing big game. In Sonora hunters care little for killing deer, having no fondness for venison. Mike sold the hides for $2 each and threw the carcass away. In one canyon he saw as many as five rattlers in a bunch, and is of opinion there were a thousand of the varmints in the canyon. Wm. Konig has had the parlor and dining room of his home frescoed in a most artistic manner. The work was done by Tommy Deitrich. The parlor is tinted a delicate pink, the ceiling shaded into blue to represent the sky while garlands of roses held by chubby cupids are a further decoration. The dining room is in a slightly deeper shade of pink and the decorations are of grapes and vines with medalions of fish and game. The work is very well done and is an attractive feature of an handsome home. G. D Keller of the Fairbanks-Morse engine company, was in town yesterday. In company of J. B. Rea he drove over the country inspecting plants and taking new orders. Mr. Keller says there are 400 pumping plants in the vicinity of Anaheim. Secretary Spencer of the Merchants and Manufacturers' association gives notice elsewhere that stores will be open evenings for the holiday trade beginning Dec. 16th. Town merchants report a larger November trade than ever before, and December promises to break all records. W. L. Temple of the company and County were in town Saturdays and Santa Ana the latter succeeds W. Goes to Long Beach as company. They were county by Local Managers being taken to Olive, Park and other places. Buckworth departed on San Francisco, where heamer Korea on Tuesday, in response to cable-intelligence of his son illness of typhoid. Mr. be absent probably out occasionally with land, named after his fam-wned in the east, and had stretch of road, just out a bit for exercise. He yet held the watch on he's as good as his pace a mile in the 2.10. Weyer was in town on the previous night's calling as an oriental Nice weather for cab-bee. Charley has a big will make his fortune nothing happens. ing of directors of the Water company and valley irrigation com- at the office of the form- on Tuesday. has been appointed by to expert the books and offices of the various He is now engaged in died him. was in town from his antia a day or two ago. continued prosperity in his Hadley entertained a long lady friends at the trade last Tuesday even- Secretary Spencer of the Merchants and Manufacturers' association gives notice elsewhere that stores will be open evenings for the holiday trade beginning Dec. 16th. Town merchants report a larger November trade than ever before, and December promises to break all records. Warren C. Eberle of Los Angeles will give the second lecture on the Civic Improvement Course at the high school on the evening of December 17, at 7.30. The subject will be The Immigrant, and will be illustrated by stereo-opticon views of immigrants at the pier and elsewhere. Rev. Mitchell will speak next Sunday morning at the Presbyterian church on "Removing the Grave Cloths." In the evening his subject will be "Trusts." Will you be there? There are always good sermons at this church. C. O. Rust and wife, Miss Elsie Rust, Dr. Houck, Walter Wuesthoff and Tom Warnick have returned from an auto trip to Ensenada. W. J. Cole was in town on Tuesday from his ranch at Centralia. Jake Yaeger was in town this week from his Trabuca mines. Frank Nemetz has erected a canvas awning in front of his place of business on Center street. Anaheim Landing Mining and Development Co. stock for sale. Will sell 1000 shares at 25c per share. Apply at this office. A fine selection of china and semi-porcelain dishes at L. E. Miller's hardware store. Alfalfa hay for sale, 2¼ miles southeast of Buena Park. Price, $15 per ton. Schumacher Bros. dec12-4t Having opened a fruit, candy and cigar stand in the Warner block on Center street, in connection with my popcorn and peanut business, I wish to thank a generous public for past patronage, and being in shape now to handle the above lines of first-class goods, I respectfully solicit a share of your future trade. See me for prices for goods in my fine popcorn and roasted peanuts for parties and Xmas holidays. John C. Wirsching. de5-2t Electric Lamps at Millers Hardware Store. In the Dry Goods a C Black Sorosis Underskirts, w Blue Calicoes, value 10c per Outing Flannels, value 12¢ Table Linens, value 60c per Percales, value 15c per yard Ladies' Hosiery, value 25c Men's Shirts, value $1, for Men's Suspenders, value 25c Men's Hats, value $2 and $ Quilts and Blankets, value $ A discount of 15 per La HERM Depa Holida The most beautiful line of Fancy Stationery, DIC Come and be convinced. Fancy Grocery Center street, in connection with my popcorn and peanut business, I wish to thank a generous public for past patronage, and being in shape now to handle the above lines of first-class goods, I respectfully solicit a share of your future trade. See me for prices for goods in my fine popcorn and roasted peanuts for parties and Xmas holidays. John C. Wirsching. de5-2t Electric Lamps at Millers Hardware Store. A. R. Schumacher was in town on Tuesday from his ranch southeast of Buena Park. Mr. Schumacher has alfalfa hay for sale. See his adv., in the For Sale Column. For Lung Troubles Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral certainly cures coughs, colds, bronchitis, consumption. And it certainly strengthens weak throats and weak lungs. There can be no mistake about this. You know it is true. And your own doctor will say so. The best kind of a testimonial—“Sold for over sixty years.” Made by J. C. Ager Co., Lowell, Mass. Also manufacturers of Ayer’s SARSAPARILLA. PILLS. HAIR VIGOR. We have no secrets! We publish the formulas of all our medicines. Keep the bowels regular with Ayer’s Pills and thus hasten recovery. ALWAYS RELIABLE Our Christmas Exhibition Is Now Complete The greatest variety of Presents for everybody in the family find here: Toys for the baby, Dolls and Teddy Bears Girl, Magic Lanterns, Engines, Etc., for the boy, and use-all as ornamental things for the grown folks. We have added a beautiful line of Japanese Vases, Bronze and Lacquered Ware to our already extensive exhibit. Come and See Our Display The largest line of Handkerchiefs in the County from five $1.00 each. HER & FALKENSTEIN WHERE QUALITY COUNTS CHAS SALE from Dec. 10 to 25 Dry Goods and Furnishings Department for MAS SALE from Dec. 10 to 25 Dry Goods and Furnishings Department for CASH ONLY Oasis Underskirts, value $3, for.....$1.15 up Boots, value 10c per yard, for.....7½c per yard Channels, value 12½c per yard, for.....9c per yard Gloves, value 60c per yard, for.....34c per yard Value 15c per yard, for.....11c per yard Ossiery, value 25c per pair, for.....12½c per pair Parts, value $1, for.....76 cents Penders, value 25c, for.....20c per pair Bags, value $2 and $3, for.....$1.50 Blankets, value $2.50, for.....$1.45 Count of 15 per cent on all Shoes for Children, Ladies and Men HERMAN STERN Department Store Holiday Goods A beautiful line of Imported Chinaware, Glassware, Lamps, Fancy Stationery, and Art Leather Goods, received at DICKEL'S We are always glad to show the goods. Nancy Groceries for Holiday Season DICKEL'S be convinced. We are always glad to show the goods. ency Groceries for Holiday Season In the Best Quality Too Busy to Write an ad but we have a very fine line of Watches, Jewelry and Cut Glass. We handle guaranteed goods and our prices are very low. Better make your selections early and have your goods laid away. Others are doing so. Dietrich Jeweler and Optician Use our phone, No. 1031