anaheim-gazette 1908-10-22

Sale starts Saturday, Oct. 24, 9 a.m. Be here when the doors open. EMORY Opens Saturday Morning The Greatest Money-Saving Event in the known as the Greatest Bargain Propositions for this sale on a larger Remnants and Remnant Lots. These LOWER THAN Out of town Visitors are invited to share scores of money-saving events on e-with a rush and the doors will For particulars, read our Big Poster and see our windows... NEWS AND BUSINESS Walunt Growers, Attention! See us before selling your walnut crop. We guarantee you satisfaction. Asher & Falkenstein, Anaheim, Cal. sep24-tf Kodak supplies only at Mullinix. W. V. Patterson has from a trip to Ventura other up-coast points and former position at Mullinix. G. L. Robertson of Dela town on Saturday, having ofrom Santa Ana, where he a number of Shetland porparade of products. NEWS AND BUSINESS Walunt Growers, Attention! See us before selling your walnut crop. We guarantee you satisfaction. Asher & Falkenstein, Anaheim, Cal. sep24-tf Kodak supplies only at Mullinix. A Great Bargain—25 acres good soil on Los Angeles street, very close in, only $200 per acre. You will have to hurry if you want this snap. See H. Vossbeck. For Sale or Exchange—Fine Tourist automobile in first-class condition, top, Gabriel horn and complete set of tools; will exchange for vacant land. Apply to H. Vossbeck. Princesse Cold Cream, the best for the skin, for sale only at Mullinix Hand brushes at Mullinix. Easy to take, quick to act—Mullinix Cough Syrup, 25c. For Sale—a good, well improved 10-acre ranch with 20 shares of water; an income of $2300. W.N. Paine, Olive, Cal. oct15-4t Do your feet hurt: Buy Mullinix Foot Powder; guaranteed to suit you. You owe an apology to every one you disturb by your coughing. It is cheaper to get Mullinix Cough Syrup and stop coughing. One, two, three. One dose gives relief, two stops a cough, three makes breathing easy, if it is Mullinix cough syrup. W. V. Patterson has from a trip to Ventura other up-coast points and former position at Mullinix. G. L. Robertson of Delaware, Los Alamitos road, 2 west of Anaheim. Wanted—To purchase briage and set of single answering state price. Ad Box 401, Orange. Do you know you can in flow of milk from your cooling sugar beet pulp at 50 ton from LOS ALAMITO COMPANY? Kodak Supplies, only at Fresh grape juice at Hery. Vinol, the great tonic, for at Mullinix. The best buy in county adjoining Anaheim, except will grow anything, $200 See H. Vossbeck, Anaheli You need a tonic, buy Cravenette overcoats, rain proof at Yungbluth & ice cream freezers at Nagar For Sale—250 shares of total stock of the Kelso M 500 shares of the Oak Gro Apply to F. C. Spencer Odd Fellows' Bldg, Anah Loose alfalfa hay, $14 per ered. Henry Wagner MAKING A STAR MAKING A START Is seemingly most difficult of saving me Once commen it is easy to con THE German American Bank Makes the starting easy by accepting as little a Dollar as an opening deposit. Why not gratif ambition to save by taking advantage of this You won't be the only one to commence with sum by any means. German American Bank OUR FIRST GREAT ORY MILL REMNANT S Morning, Oct. 24, at 9 o'clock, and cont Event in the History of Retail Merchandising. These Emory M gain Propositions ever offered the shopping public by a retail dry on a larger scale than ever before, and every market has po ss. These goods are all up to our standard of qua THAN EVER QUOTED ON SIMILAR invited to share in this Bargain Feast. In every department fo events on every hand throughout the store. COME EARl doors will be thrown open at nine o'clock. ASHER & FALKENSTE Patterson has returned trip to Ventura county and coast points and taken his position at Mullinix's. Robertson of Delano was in Saturday, having driven over anta Ana, where he exhibited er of Shetland ponies at the of products. Mrs. Schuman has been ill the past week, suffering with internal disorders culminating in heart failure. For several days her condition was low, but she later revived, and was yesterday reported to be considerably improved. Mr. Neff has arranged for the following farmers' institutes in Kern CHARLOT STUDIO CHARTRES ST. Mrs. Patterson has returned trip to Ventura county and coast points and taken his position at Mullinix's. Robertson of Delano was in Saturday, having driven over Anaheim, where he exhibited of Shetland ponies at the products. Cabbage plants. G. GreAlamitos road, 2 miles south Anaheim. 2t To purchase buggy or carset of single harness. In state price. Address Lock Orange. 2t Know you can increase the milk from your cow by feedor beet pulp at 50 cents per LOS ALAMITOS SUGAR NY? Supplies, only at Mullinix. Grape juice at Rust's wino1-4t The great tonic, for sale only nix. Best buy in county—25 acres Anaheim, excellent soil; new anything, $200 per acre. Vossbeck, Anaheim. 1t Need a tonic, buy Vinol. Cette overcoats, guaranteed at Yungbluth & Kroeger. Freezers at Nagel s. Sales—250 shares of the capik of the Kelso Mining Co.; es of the Oak Grove Oil Co. F. C. Spencer, Room 4, flows' Bldg, Anaheim. 1t Salalfa hay, $14 per ton, delivhenry Wagner ma21tf Mrs. Schuman has been ill the past week, suffering with internal disorders culminating in heart failure. For several days her condition was low, but she later revived, and was yesterday reported to be considerably improved. Mr. Neff has arranged for the following farmers' institutes in Kern county: Rosedale, Nov. 16 and 17; Farmers' hall, Panana, Nov. 18; Wasco Nov. 19. The regular meeting of the ladies aid of the Presbyterian church has been postponed until Oct. 29, on account of the Synod meeting in Pasadena. Mrs. Asher, Mrs. Falkenstein, Mrs. Harris and Miss Harris reviewed the carnival of products and flower show at Santa Ana the past week. Miss Carrie Schwentker returned home Wednesday, having spent two months with F. B. Schwentker and family at Ocean Park. Miss Ellen Beckett of St. Catherine's, Ontario, Canada, a cousin of Mrs. Krick, is a guest this week of Mr. and Mrs. Krick. All special scenery in the big production of The Missouri Girl, and the management assures us that it will be used at Anaheim opera-house on Oct. 23. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hill were among the throng at the flower show on Saturday. Company E returned on Thursday afternoon from Camp Atascadero, after an absence of ten days at joint maneuvers. John Hartung was an interested spectator at the high dive and other performances at Saturday's flower show. "More than your money's worth" is what you will get at the performance of The Missouri Girl at the Anaheim opera-house Oct. 23. Rev. Markle is building an addition to his residence on Citron street. Jim Enearl is the contractor. Traveling men tell us that The Missouri Girl is fine. They are the START seemingly the most difficult part saving money. ance commenced easy to continue can Bank ing as little as One Why not gratify your vintage of this offer? immence with such a More than your money's worth is what you will get at the performance of The Missouri Girl at the Anaheim opera-house Oct. 23. Rev. Markle is building an addition to his residence on Citron street. Jim Enearl is the contractor. Traveling men tell us that The Missouri Girl is fine. They are the boys that know a good thing: Oct. 23d at opera-house. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baum, Mr. and Mrs. McLauchlin, Mr. and Mrs. Bradford, Mrs. Beebe and Miss Beebe were grouped about the Anaheim exhibit in the big tent on Saturday. Mrs. Backs and Mrs. Bennerscheidt attended the parade of products on Thursday and the flower show on Saturday. Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Bullard and their little son were among Los Angeles guests at Saturday's flower parade at Santa Ana. D. R. Brown attended the races at the Santa Ana track the past week, and states he was well repaid by the excellent program of events at the track. Mr. Brown is a lover of horseflesh, and has the distinction of having witnessed all the principal racing events in Southern California for a number of years past. He has a personal acquaintance with horseowners, and aims never to miss a race. He has seen Silkwood, Klamath, McKinney and all the other notables of the track perform, and possesses a fund of information concerning turf events for years past. To see better see Dietrich Don't neglect your eye rich near post office, Aurora Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Los Angeles, former Anaheim, mingled with the flower show at Saturdays. Mr. and Mrs. F. B. and family who have been the summer at Ocean ed with relatives in Fullerton last week. Wednesday for their buquerque, New Mexico Look for the Green Tickets. They'll Save You Money. ANT SALE and continues for Ten Days These Emory Mill Remnant Sales have become a retail dry goods house. We have made market has poured in its great quantities of ward of quality, and the prices are SIMILAR VALUES Department for the next ten days there will ME EARLY. The Sale will start k. STEIN ANAHEIM, CAL. CHARLOTTE ADAMS CORNEILLE Voice Builder (Marchesl Method) DIO RTRES ST. Piano Phone Main 1293 CHARLOTTE ADAMS CORNEILLE Voice Builder (Marchesl Method) DIO RTRES ST. Piano Phone Main 1293 Kincaid Bros. CASH GROCERS Special this Week—16 lbs. Sugar for $1 with every $2.00 worth of other groceries purchased As a special for this week we are giving 16 lbs. of vine Cane Sugar for $1.00, providing you purchase 2.00 worth of other groceries. Our groceries are strictly fresh and absolutely guaranteed, and our prices are the lowest. We solicit a trial, believing we can please you. KINCAID BROS., Cash Grocers Phones—Sunset 1331; Home 2063 Try our Golden West Fine Coffee, 25c. a pound atches ocks Cut Glass Silverware OPTICIAN DIETRICH JEWELER Certificate ANAHEIM, CAL. Near Post Office THE NIGHTS ARE COOL BLANKETS AND QUILTS From 50c. to $7.00 each, at Ahlborn & Raymond's THE NIGHTS ARE COOL BLANKETS AND QUILTS From 50c. to $7.00 each, at Ahlborn & Raymond's DEPARTMENT STORE We are showing Blankets and Quilts for the next ten days from 50 cents up to $7.00 each. All new clean stock, direct from the factory. Outing Flan-els, a large assortment from 8½c. to 12½c. a yard. See our large new line of Dress Goods. Ladies, visit our rest room. It is the only one in the city. It is built especially for you. AHLBORN & RAYMOND see better see Dietrich don't neglect your eyes. See Dee-near post office, Anaheim. and Mrs. F. C. McKinney of Angeles, former residents of Kim, mingled with the throng at flower show at Santa Ana on day. and Mrs. F. B. Schwentker family who have been spending summer at Ocean Park, visit-with relatives in Anaheim and Anton last week. They left on Tuesday for their home in Al-que, New Mexico. F. W. Barron has returned from a business and pleasure trip to Iowa. He states politics are warming up east, with indications throughout the Middle West that Taft is making great headway and will be elected. Mr. Barron attended Saturday's flower show at Santa Ana. The Missouri Girl will show you the funniest play on the road on Oct. 23. A. A. Mills visited Corona and other points in the upper valley the past week.