anaheim-gazette 1908-07-30

Great Se Our big sale continues have visited our thing in our stock better bargains and be A Few Miscellaneous Large assortment of Ladies' Bathing Suits at big reductions. Odds and ends of corsets at Half Price. All black corsets at Half Price. Entire stock of lace, embroidery, allovers and trimming go at greatly reduced figures. Ladies' pure white colored border hemstitched handkerchiefs go at 4c. Ladies' hemstitched pure linen handkerchiefs, 8c. Sho A few bargains from our sh Infants' fancy soft sole sh price 25c. Infants' patent vamp, dull k sale price 50c. Children's button and lace price 50c. Misses kid shoes, extension $1.50, sale price $1.15. Ladies' white canvas oxford price 75c. Ladies' kid oxfords, regular Men's vici-kid oxfords, regu Men's $3.50 double-sole work Black Goods 44 inch black homespun serge per yard 59c. 44 inch black French serge strictly all wool per yard 67c. 42 inch black shadow checked Panama all pure wool, per yard 88c. E Ladies' fine ounderskirts w heatherbloom Ladies' head sateen petticoat grades at simi Black Goods 44 inch black homespun serge per yard 59c. 44 inch black French serge strictly all wool per yard 67c. 42 inch black shadow checked Panama all pure wool, per yard 88c. Silks Homespun Shantung silks, all the rage this season; plain shades and two-tone effects in brown, tan, navy blue, natural and Copenhagen blue, regular price $1 per yard, now 75c. 24 inch Jap silks for waists, black and cream and all the prevailing shades, per yd. 23c. 27 inch extra heavy Jap silks at 45c. 36 inch black chiffon taffeta, regular $1.25 quality at 98c. 27 inch colored chiffon taffeta in all the popular shades, regular $1 quality at 89c. Good quality satin 20 inches wide, cream and all colors per yard 44c. Extra heavy 36 inch black lining satin per yard 67c. Domestics Good quality outing flannel, grades at 8½c and 11½c. Cream domet flannel per yard Pure wool bathing-suit flannel fast color, per yard 23c. Standard American fast collar 5c. 36-inch percale in dark and Standard 15c quality, 12½c. Extra heavy twilled shirting white and blue and white, 15c Extra heavy shirting gingham yard, now 12½c. GILL NAMED FOR SENATOR Absolved from Voting for a Democrat for United States Senator—Many Riverside Republicans Endorse Him Lafayette Gill, the well-known Riverside anti-machine attorney, was nominated for senator by the Thirty-ninth district convention at Santa Ana on Saturday. While Gill had refused to take the nomination up to a short while before the assembling of the convention, he was named by acclamation. A number of Riverside republicans Ana, and P. M. Kritser Mumper of Riverside. Order of Business—S. Huntington Beach; Ray Villa Park; A. L. Kimball, The convention reassembled o'clock. The committees reported the temporary officers permitting declaring the following deli-titled to seats in the convention: Riverside—Lafayette Gill Irving, M. Kritser, W. G. M. L. Kimball, J. L. Campbell. Orange—H. C., Head of S. L. P. Drake of Anaheim, W. land and S. W. Price of B Beach, Ray Billingley of W George Miller of Buena Pa Hopper, C. E. Jackson of Sa The following resolutions adopted: Whereas, We believe that Lafayette Gill, the well-known Riverside anti-machine attorney, was nominated for senator by the Thirty-ninth district convention at Santa Ana on Saturday. While Gill had refused to take the nomination up to a short while before the assembling of the convention, he was named by acclamation. A number of Riverside republicans accompanied Gill. They endorsed his nomination, and said Estudillo would be badly whipped in his own county. "We want 500 majority for Gill in Orange county," said one of these republicans. "If the election were held this week," replied a prominent Orange county republican, "Gill would have 1000 majority." W. T. Newland of Huntington Beach was chosen temporary chairman and J. L. Campbell of Riverside secretary. One of the incidents of the morning session which caused considerable mirth was the response of Lafayette Gill to the statement of W. T. Newland, that he was unacquainted with the Riverside members and therefore did not wish to appoint the committees without time to confer with delegates. Mr. Gill said that at the recent republican convention in Riverside this did not embarrass the chairman, for he simply put his hand into his inside coat pocket and produced a typewritten copy of the membership of the different committees. After a brief recess the following committees were announced: Resolutions—Lafayette Gill of Riverside, L. M. Hopper and H. C. Head of Santa Ana. Credentials—C. E. Jackson of Santa Semi-Annual For big sale continues to be the most talked of merchandise event of the year. We visited our store and taken advantage of the ridiculously low prices. Our stock is on sale at greatly reduced prices, and the sooner you buy bargains and better selection of goods you will find. Don’t delay—come. Few of the Many Bargains Shoes Bargains from our shoe department. Fancy soft sole shoes regular price 50c, sale Patent vamp, dull kid top, lace, regular price 85c 10c. ’s button and lace shoes, regular price $1, sale Kid shoes, extension soles, lace, regular price Price $1.15. White canvas oxford, regular price $1.25, sale Kid oxford, regular price $1.50, sale price $1.00. Ci-kid oxford, regular price $2.50 sale price $1.75. 1.50 double-sole working shoe, sale price $2.50. Men’s Clothing Men’s good quality all wool cheviot sument of patterns, regular $10.00 values, this Men’s $12.50 quality fine worsted and c sale $8.88. Men’s strictly up to date suits in fancy w blue and black serges and black unfinished $15.00 and $17.50 values now $11.25. We also carry a large stock of high class newest novelty fabrics at higher prices. Similar reductions. Men’s cravanettes and overcoats at big have a good assortment to select from. Own price. Petticoats Ladies’ fine quality mercerized black sateen underskirts with double ruffle, also a few heatherbloom skirts, were $1.50 now $1.29. Ladies’ heatherbloom mercerized black sateen petticoats, were $2.50 now $1.79; better grades at similar reductions. Blankets Gray or white cotton blankets, good size and quality, special 49c. Three other special lots cotton blankets at 63c, 88c and $1.13. Good large tufted comforters filled with pure white cotton, special $1.13. Better quality $1.35. Petticoats Ladies' fine quality mercerized black sateen underskirts with double ruffle, also a few heatherbloom skirts, were $1.50 now $1.29. Ladies' heatherbloom mercerized black sateen petticoats, were $2.50 now $1.79; better grades at similar reductions. Blankets Gray or white cotton blankets, good size and quality, special 49c. Three other special lots cotton blankets at 63c, 88c and $1.13. Good large tufted comforters filled with pure white cotton, special $1.13. Better quality $1.35. Domestics Quality outing flannel, 5c. Better 2c and 11½c. Omet flannel per yard 5c. Col bathing-suit flannel, navy blue, per yard 23c. American fast color prints pet Mercale in dark and light colors. C quality, 12½c. Navy twilled shirting in black and blue and white, 15c quality at 12½c Navy shirting ginghams, were 15c 2½c. Wash Go Fine mercerized taffeta gown ported kind, in plaids, striped colors, regular 30c goods at quality at 26c. 20c auto cloth in blue white, this sale 15c. Fine quality zephyr gingial 8½c. Famous Amoskeag apparel been selling at 8c and 10c the Best quality 15c zephyr gown. Bonita suiting, ideal for cation wear, were 12½c per year. 20c mohair lustral at 14c. 34-inch fingured madras so dark colors, 20c goods at 16¢ REINHAUS DEPARTMENT STORE, SANTA ANA Hard for his election. W. G. Irving and K. D. Harger of Riverside, and H. D. Head of Santa Ana, were appointed the Congressional Committee. A Purity Committee was appointed as follows: W. G. Mumper, L. J. Campbell and M. Krister of Riverside; R. K. Bishop of El Modena, and Edgar Johnson of Fullerton. Stock In Stamp Mill Charles R. Campbell is in town this week from Beatty, Nev., where his company, the Beatty Milling, Mining and Reduction company, is erecting a ten-stamp mill. Machinery is all on the ground and the mill will be in operation Sept. 1st. The company has issued 100,000 shares of stock, at a par value of $1 per share, and so large is the volume of ore Grand Canyon Game The president has signification adding approximating acres (from lands already the Grand Canyon nation) the Grand Canyon game The game preserve established, included the Grand Canyon nation north of the Grand Canyon new proclamation including portion of the forest lying Grand Canyon except the corner of the forest lying side of Cataract canyon the township line between 31 and 32 north. This extension of the game is in accordance with an area approved June 29. Stock In Stamp Mill Charles R. Campbell is in town this week from Beatty, Nev., where his company, the Beatty Milling, Mining and Reduction company, is erecting a ten-stamp mill. Machinery is all on the ground and the mill will be in operation Sept. 1st. The company has issued 100,000 shares of stock, at a par value of $1 per share, and so large is the volume of ore offered for reduction by various mines at Beatty that it has been deemed advisable to increase the mine to twenty stamps. Twenty thousand shares of stock will be offered citizens of Anaheim and vicinity at 75 cents per share. Mr. Campbell left yesterday, in company of Charles E. Jones of this city, for Beatty, where the latter will personally inspect the milling proposition and make report on his return the latter part of the week. Mr. Jones is a well-known mining and milling authority of large experience, and it will be on his judgment that our people will be asked to make investments in the enterprise. Mr. Campbell says the net profits of his ten-stamp mill will be $120 per day, and that he has agreements from one of the largest mines at Beatty to mill ore in sufficient quality to keep the mill busy for 18 months. Other miners having lesser quantities of ore for reduction are anxious to make contracts for milling, and the outlook is unusually bright. Profits from the mill will be immediate. It is different in this respect from mining ventures, in which investors must wait a term of years before reaping benefits. Mr. Campbell will be here with Mr. Jones probably on Saturday, and will call upon intending investors and further explain the details of his proposition. Ball bearing wringers, easy to turn. Nagle has them. Annual Sale! event of the season, and thouly low prices. Remember everytime sooner you attend this sale the delay—come today. Bargains Clothing Small wool cheviot suits, large assortment $10.00 values, this sale $5.00. Fine worsted and cheviot suits, this late suits in fancy worsted cassimere, and black unfinished worsted, regular now $11.25. Stock of high class suits in the very at higher prices. These all go at overcoats at big reductions. We not to select from. Buy now at your Lawns 2000 yards pretty Lawns in every imaginable shade and pattern; less than wholesale cost. This sale, per yard 2½ c ets Blankets, good size Three other special 88c and $1.13. Porters filled with special $1.13. Better Men's Pants Large assortment odds and ends including $2 and $2.50 lines as well as many odd pairs from suits of high grade material. Your choice during this sale $1.37. Men's fine pants in latest patterns reg. $3 and $3.50 values this sale $1.98. Finer grade at same proportionate reduction. Men's Pants Large assortment odds and ends including $2 and $2.50 lines as well as many odd pairs from suits of high grade material. Your choice during this sale $1.37. Men's fine pants in latest patterns reg. $3 and $3.50 values this sale $1.98. Finer grade at same proportionate reduction. Wash Goods Amercerized taffeta gingham, the imprint, in plaids, stripes and checks, all regular 30c goods at 23c per yard; 35c at 26c. Auto cloth in blue, pink, tan and this sale 15c. Quality zephyr gingham, extra spelus Amoskeag apron checks, have being at 8c and 10c this sale 6½c. Quality 15c zephyr gingham at 11½c. A suiting, ideal for camping and vaear, were 12½c per yard now 8½c. Bohair lustral at 1¼c. Fingured madras soft finish, mostly colors, 20c goods at 16½c. Sunbonnets Ladies' 25c sunbonnets in plain colors and checked gingham with ruffle, 19c. Ladies' crown sunbonnet with fluted ruffle, white and colors, 35c values 22c. Better quality reduced from 50c to 39 cts. Infants' lawn bonnets good quality well made and nicely trimmed with embroidery, some large enough for three and four year old children, 75c values at 49c. $1.00 values at 73c. $1.25 values at 89c. Grand Canyon Game Preserve The president has signed a proclamation adding approximately 942,400 (from lands already included in Grand Canyon national forest) to Grand Canyon game preserve. The game preserve, as previously finished, included that portion of Grand Canyon national forest lying off the Grand Canyon, while the proclamation includes all of that portion of the forest lying south of the Grand Canyon except the southwest part of the forest lying on the west side of Cataract canyon and south of township line between Townships 32 north. This extension of the game preserve accordance with an act of conapproved June 29, 1906, entitled the game animals which may be there-on, and not to interfere with the operation of the local game laws as affecting private, state or territorial lands." The extension of the game preserve to include the land south of the Grand Canyon is considered imperative in order to protect the game now in existence. There are a few deer, wild turkeys, and grouse, and occasional small bunches of antelope in the vicinity of Cataract canyon. This country is gradually becoming more and more accessible to hunters. Wild animals have become almost extinct, and the proclamation aims at the protection of the little game which remains. The Grand Canyon, one of the scenic wonders of the world, has become very popular with tourists and visitors in the west owing to the ease of access and betterment of accommodations. and Canyon national forest lying north of the Grand Canyon, while the proclamation includes all of that portion of the forest lying south of the Grand Canyon except the southwest portion of the forest lying on the west side of Cataract canyon and south of Township line between Townships 32 north. The extension of the game preserve accordance with an act of concession approved June 29, 1906, entitled "Act for the protection of wild animals in the Grand Canyon forest reserve," providing "That the president of the United States is hereby authorized to designate such areas in the Grand Canyon forest reserve as set forth in his opinion, be set aside for protection of game animals and be utilized as a breeding place there- Section 2 of this act provides, "That such areas have been designated provided in Section 1 of this act, including trapping, killing or capturing game animals upon the lands of United States within the limits of areas shall be unlawful, except such regulations as may be pre-ceded from time to time by the secret of agriculture; and any person using such regulations or the provisions of this act shall be deemed to be a misdemeanor, and shall, conviction, in any United States court of competent jurisdiction, be found a sum not exceeding $1000, or imprisonment for a period not exceeding one year, or shall suffer both imprisonment, in the discretion of the court." Section 4: "That it is the purpose of this act to protect from trespass the lands of the United States and small bunches of antelope in the vicinity of Cataract canyon. This country is gradually becoming more and more accessible to hunters. Wild animals have become almost extinct, and the proclamation aims at the protection of the little game which remains. The Grand Canyon, one of the scenic wonders of the world, has become very popular with tourists and visitors in the west owing to the ease of access and betterment of accommodations afforded by the various hotels along the rim. The protection of the game will add to the interest of tourists and it is hoped that in the course of time the wild animals may become abundant. How's This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm. WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN, Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cts per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. I have several fine pieces of income properties in Los Angeles to trade for large and small ranches near Anaheim. Call at H. Vossbeck. Olive-Street Tract lots for sale, at ten dollars down, ten dollars per month until paid. No interest and no taxes. Address Owner, National City, Cal. P.O. Box 175. apr23m6 For Sale—Alfalfa hay. Four miles west of Anaheim. Schumacher Bros., Home phone 1861 jel1tf Best garden hose at Nagle's. Call and be convinced.