anaheim-gazette 1908-01-02

Patronize the Advertiser In this day, a great majority of people are guided in making their purchases by the regular advertising announcements of the merchants. This fact is well attested from the response which merchants receive whenever they make announcements of special bargains, and also from the fact of the large increase in the advertising business during recent years. People spend their money for that which pays them, and the fact that the most successful men of the country are the ones who are the most persistent and constant advertisers is evidence enough that advertising pays. But the other side of the question is that advertising pays the purchaser even better than it pays the advertiser. The family of modest income will find that a study of the daily advertisements will go a long way toward stretching their dollars to cover their expenditures. It may be conceded that discrimination should be used in responding to advertisements in the same way that the advertiser should exercise judgment in placing them; but when the merchants whom we know in our every day life and whom are known to be honest, honorable and responsible in their dealings, advertise bargains, it is safe enough for us to accept their representations without further question, in the same way that we would accept their word in any other business matters. When any one of the leading merchants of this city states that he is pricing goods, which regularly sell at $1, at every day line and whom are known to be honest, honorable and responsible in their dealings, advertise bargains, it is safe enough for us to accept their representations without further question, in the same way that we would accept their word in any other business matters. When any one of the leading merchants of this city states that he is pricing goods, which regularly sell at $1, at 80 cents, it is reasonable to accept his word for it. There are certain people who, when they are in the market for any particular commodity, go to the store which experience has taught them furnishes the best values and buy regardless of what the price may be, doing so upon their general information that the price which is asked by such a merchant is a fair one, and is as low as goods of the same quality could be purchased for anywhere. This is an entirely proper course for those whose incomes are such that they are not compelled to watch the corners; but the great class of purchasers who are constantly confronted with the problem of stretching out their dollars to cover their expenses, will find very material help in their perplexing problem by waiting to buy goods slightly out of season and studiously watching the advertising announcements. P. T. Barnum acquired a tremendous fortune by advertising, but his advertising practices were not calculated to help the advertising business for the reason that he made representations which were not borne out by the facts. This is not the case with the special announcements of the merchants of today. There is always enough good merchandising news to tell which is truthful, and it is the exception rather than the rule to find merchants who regularly make untruthful statements in their advertising. It is wise business to watch the advertising and to be guided thereby in making purchases. The wide awake advertiser is more than before sunup and wander off to blue-gum trees, where he makes and hear things that will live spirits. If he be lucky enough approach two or three flickers morning game, he will be paid long walk, though often these derful birds are seen near houses, gesticulating, bobbing, ing in strange tones, dodging fencing and parrying with on other in indescribable manner. Often near the ground—say ten—but oftener high above your a group of the flickers perform on the boughs of the tree, be the trunk itself, standing str up by means of their sharp toe sisted by the stiff tail-feathers this fashion do they also sleight night. When they fly you will not red flicker of the underwing and feathers, like shafts of flame, aping and disappearing as the darts here and there or off straight line and settles down. East it was the yellow-shift flicker, but here it is the red-sided. Always you will know it by woodpecker habits, by the strong beak, but more surely by black crescent under the chin hiding the pinkish brown throat the polka-dotted breast. If stand quite still by the blue-trees, the flickers will think breakfast and settle down to gourorial pleasures, probably at an hill. If you count, you will not perhaps a hundred "bites at a cry" before the bird takes brew. Our walnut-growers assure me now and then the flickers help themselves to their best, cracking soft-shells with perfect ease tossing the remnants over shoulders at the astonished grower. With the first cold snap makes the visitor to our sum land grumble, though there may be frost enough to nip a heliotroch the mountain blue-birds and chide ideas and kinglets come down Dentists Use milk of magnesia because of its antacid and cleansing properties. Boradent Tooth Paste is made with milk of magnesia as a base; antiseptic oils to destroy mouth germs; aromatics to make it agreeable; precipitated chalk to polish the teeth. The daily use of Boradent Tooth Paste means freedom from the customary tooth troubles. At all drugs, 25 cents Trey Pharmaceutical Company selves to their best, cracking soft-shells with perfect ease tossing the remnants over shoulders at the astonished grower. With the first cold snap makes the visitor to our summer land grumble, though there may be frost enough to nip a heliotrope the mountain blue-birds and chadees and kinglets come down singing in the shrubbery, hunting scale or left-over apples and dug up grapes. These chickadees and kinglets are especially fearless, ing no heed though you stand away feet from them. If you are up and visit the orange groves (with course the consent of the owner) may discover the varied thrush work in the tree mulch, scratch and feeding upon the rich fat graft that hibernate in the dead leaves. While you are in the orange grove you might look for the last nest of the mocking-bird. It probably be in plain sight on outside of the boughs, pretty up. But that mocking-bird! A he can never be described! cannot be certain as to which captivates the attention of the age California tourist the orange grove or the mocker bird. The singer and his wife are so alike one can never be certain as which he is gazing at until he opens his mouth to sing. One cannot even mention all birds that greet the stranger in California. By sea and shore, by mo- 1,000 PAGES One Thousand Pages The World Twenty-Fifth Anniversary Number 1908 Almanac Encyclopedia 25th Anniversary Number 1908 World Almanac Will be the most unusual edition of a Reference Book since the printing press was invented by Benj. Franklin. In addition to its regular Library of Universal Knowledge, embracing 10,000 facts and figures indispensable to man or woman, old or young, student, school boy or girl, the farmer or merchant, the educator, or professional man it will also contain a 25-year resume of all important events, historical or otherwise. HARP We carry a comp Edge tools an AND AMMU Pipe and fittings cut and CORNER CENTER AND CLAUDINA STREETS L. E Has a fine assort Havilan CALL AND SEE If you are going to consult Lagman & Kru Look at this: A five house modern in all re complete for $800. C see the plans at 312 street, citv. B. Dausen Dealer In all Kinds of GRAIN AND F Storage Warehouse And Custom Feed Mill in Conn and wander off to some trees, where he may see things that will liven his life be lucky enough to see or three flickers at a time, he will be paid for a tough often these won’t are seen near our calculating, bobbing, talk-age tones, dodging and parrying with one an-scribable mannerisms. The ground—say ten feet high above your head, the flickers perform, not ones of the tree, but on itself, standing straight of their sharp toes as stiff tail-feathers. In do they also sleep at fly you will note the underwing and tail shafts of flame, appear appearing as the bird and there or off in a sand settles down. Back the yellow-shafted here it is the red-shaft you will know it by the habits, by the long, but more surely by the under the chin divish brown throat from netted breast. If you still by the blue-gum lockers will think of settle down to gustaes, probably at an ant-count, you will notice adred “bites at a cher-the bird takes breath. rowers assure me that the flickers help themir best, cracking the sixth perfect ease and remnants over their astonished walnut first cold snap that visitor to our summer though there may not nip a heliotrope, blue-birds and chicklets come down and ledge, embracing 10,000 facts and figures indispensable to man or woman, old or young, student, school boy or girl, the farmer or merchant, the educator, or professional man it will also contain a 25-year resume of all important events, historical or otherwise. 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The wick can be turned as high or as low as possible without danger. But perhaps the most desirable feature of all is convenience. The Perfection Oil Heater can be easily carried to any part of the house where more heat is required. It may be a cold bedroom, a chilly hallway, a sick-room. Or you can use it to heat the bathroom while you take your morning bath—the dress by it—and then carry it to the dining room and eat your breakfast in comfort. The occasions on which it can be called into use are numerous—and once you have tried the Perfection Oil Heater you'll wonder why you ever struggled through a cold winter without one. Another advantage is the smokeless burner, which prevents any of the unpleasantnesses that perhaps have given you a poor idea of oil heaters in general. It is very handsome in appearance and is beautifully finished in nickel and Japan. Another home comfort for the long winter evenings is the Rayo Lamp, which can be used in any room in the house—from parlor to bedroom. It has the latest improved burner, making it unusually safe and clean, and an ideal lamp for all round household use. The Perfection Oil Heater and the Rayo Lamp, combining as they do to make the house warm and cheerful, are valuable addi- see the plans at 312 street, city. B. Dauser Dealer In all Kinds of F GRAIN AND F Storage Warehouse And Custom Feed Mill in Conn Regular Mill Days, Mondays, Wednesdays. LOCATION—South of Santa Fe C. AMBERG FIRST - CLA BARBER SH 106 E. Center St. An First Door East of First National consulted by the Irish Fore-mitteree concerning the planting in that island, advised that th hills be planted with spruce, lands with ash, larch, and sy with poplar for pulpwood whitenions are favorable—five kinds in all. This short list is in marked with that of a Danish forester station ago, who recommended bearing trees and 54 broad-leaf for planting in Ireland. The type of modern forestry is to select the very best species, develop the utmost, and not waste time ing space to others. Few inhabited countries, whid distitions are favorable, are mo-tute of timber than Ireland. C and one-half per cent. of its wooded, and Mr. Webber po-that even the so-called woode contain only three or four trees acre instead of 200 which the capable of growing. One-fifth land is waste land. Ireland was not always so treeless. It once contained first cold snap that visitor to our summer though there may not wish to nip a heliotrope, blue-birds and chick-glets come down and shrubbery, hunting for over apples and dried These chickadees and especially fearless, pay-ough you stand a few m. If you are up early orange groves (with of present of the owner) you the varied thrush at tree mulch, scratching on the rich fat grubs in the dead leaves. Are in the orange grove look for the last year's mocking-bird. It will can plain sight on the boughs, pretty well mocking-bird! Alas, be described! One main as to which most attention of the aver-a tourist the orange mocker bird. The wife are so much never be certain as tozing at until he opens ring.oven mention all the stranger in Cal- and shore, by moun-occasions on which it can be called into use are numerous—and once you have tried the Perfection Oil Heater you'll wonder why you ever struggled through a cold winter without one. Another advantage is the smokeless burner, which prevents any of the unpleasantnesses that perhaps have given you a poor idea of oil heaters in general. It is very handsome in appearance and is beautifully finished in nickel and Japan. Another home comfort for the long winter evenings is the Rayo Lamp, which can be used in any room in the house—from parlor to bedroom. It has the latest improved burner, making it unusually safe and clean, and an ideal lamp for all round household use. The Perfection Oil Heater and the Rayo Lamp, combining as they do to make the house warm and cheerful, are valuable additions to any home, and no household should be without them. They are sold at a moderate price by dealers everywhere. Addition to Southern California National Forest Washington, Dec. 30.—The President has just signed a proclamation creating two additions aggregating 78,000 acres to the San Gabriel National Forest in Southern California. The additions consist of lands lying on the slopes and foothills of the San Gabriel Mountains, and protecting the streamflows on the territory known as the San Gabriel watershed on which Pasadena, Pomona, San Bernardino and a number of smaller towns are dependent for water supply. The damage from fire is always serious in this region and the Forest Service plans to build fire lines and trails through the new additions and these will aid materially in preventing serious fires. On one of the additions there are about 15,000 acres of woodland which will contribute to the fuel supply of the region. These additions will bring the total area of the San Gabriel Forest up to 633,295 acres. T. M. Webber, Forest Surveyor of Northwest India, who was recently Few inhabited countries, with conditions are favorable, are more tute of timber than Ireland. Only and one-half per cent. of its wooded, and Mr. Webber po-that even the so-called woodec contain only three or four trees acre instead of 200 which the capable of growing. One-fifth land is waste land. Ireland was not always so treeless. It once contained some forests, but they were wasted same way that the forests of some other countries have been waste reign of Queen Elizabeth saw of Ireland's native forests. Some trunks buried in the bogs bear to the size of the trees once there. There is scarcely an acre in except rocky ledges, or sit where erosion has destroyed that will not grow trees if chance. The British Isles annu-port lumber to the value of $75,000. Ireland could grow timber to supply a large part without using any of the land voted to agriculture, by plantiests in waste places. The Irrigestry Society has been working years to induce land owners to trees, not for ornament or for shelters, but for profit. Business interested in Ireland see oppor-ture there, and its forestry movement under way promises to have far-reaching results. L. W. Pyle of Los Angeles, w Marshall the Gold Nugget coffee in town on Monday placing a order. The Gold Nugget coffee best in the market, and is a cheapest. HARDWARE carry a complete line of edge tools and Fine Saws, Shot Guns AND AMMUNITION OF ALL KINDS fittings cut and fitted to order. All kinds of Galvanized Iron work done to order. CENTER AND NA STREETS A. NAGEL L. E. MILLER a fine assortment of Naviland Chinaware AND SEE IT! are going to build consult man & Kruger this: A five-room modern in all respects for $800. Call and plans at 312 Center city. B. Dauser dealer In all Kinds of N AND FEED storage Warehouses custom Feed Mill in Connection Murphy’s Dairy West Broadway, Anaheim Those desiring milk from the new Dairy will please notify the proprietor. Phone Sunset 378—3 rings Purest and Best Milk From Selected Cows N. E. MURPHY Cottle & Stewart, FOUNTAIN B. Dauser Dealer In all Kinds of N AND FEED Gage Warehouses Custom Feed Mill in Connection Days, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. ON—South of Santa Fe depot. MBERG FIRST CLASS ARBER SHOP Center St. Anaheim East of First National Bank by the Irish Forest Commering the planting of trees and, advised that the rocky painted with spruce, the lowash, larch, and sycamore, for pulpwood where condivorable—five kinds of trees It list is in marked contrast of a Danish forester a generwho recommended 36 cones and 54 broad-leaved trees in Ireland. The tendency forestry is to select a few of best species, develop them to and not waste time in givothers. Countries where confavorable, are more destiter than Ireland. Only one alf per cent. of its area is Mr. Webber points out the so-called wooded tracts three or four trees to the of 200 which the land is growing. One-fifth of the land. was not always so nearly once contained splendid Purest and Best Milk From Selected Cows N. E. MURPHY Cottle & Stewart, FOUNTAIN... BAR... CORONA, - - CALIF. Anaheim beer on draught. Steve being an old Anaheim boy, knows good beer. When in Corona come and see us. PRICE BEFORE PRICE GOES UP it would be a good idea to get in your order. Wise purchasers always take advantage of special offerings. WE OFFER MEAT at "cut prices" to all who answer this ad. and place an order with us. Meat of our dispensing is reliable and guaranteed in every particular. Have us send you a roast and some chops while you're thinking about it. CITY MARKET, Chris Gelderman, Prop. Odd Fellows' Bldg. Center St. Sunset 201 TULARE COUNTY LANDS Offer the very best opportunity to the farm buyer. Earliest crops at low- TULARE COUNTY LANDS Offer the very best opportunity to the farm buyer. Earliest crops at lowest cost, bring highest prices. Our land experts have just completed a list of every marketable piece of property in the entire district, its exact condition in detail, its actual value, and the lowest price which the owner will accept. This information is yours for the asking, either at our office or by correspondence. INTERSTATE INVESTMENT CO., 207 S. Broadway, Rooms 701-2-3. Ca. LUMBER Sash, Doors, Shingles Shakes, Lath, Cement Lime : : : : C. Ganahl Lumber Co CHAS. F. CRIM, Manager EAST CENTER ST. ANAHEIM ANAHEIM Steam Laundry Co. can do your Laundry work in a FIRST-CLASS MANNER + OUR PRICES AS LOW AS ANY ROUGH DRY WORK Taken on — Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays — Our Wagons will call—both city and country Laundry on South Lemon st. near S. P. track Phones—Sunset 188; Home 1421