anaheim-gazette 1908-10-29

Only FIVE FIRST EMORY SUCCEED of weeks of toil and preparation for this elishments, by bringing to Anaheim a sale tha The GREEN TICKET means good goods have been coming again and again and a November 3rd. Merchants in all lines off town. Everybody is benefitted by OUR such was the demand for them. Come to SILKS AT MILL REMNANT Black and Colored French Taffeta, regular price 85c. yard, Mill Remnant price per yard..... $59c 27 in. Chiffon Taffeta, in all leading shades, a good $1.28 value, Mill Remnant price per yd. $1.08 36 in. PLAIN AND FANCY LINING SATIN, in all Mill Remnant price, per yard. Mill End Prices on Woolen D All wool Plaids and Checks in light and dark colors, regular price 65c and 75c, Mill Remnant price per yard..... $39c Every piece of Dress Goods in our stock has been reduced to prices. Remember, we carry the largest and best Silks and Dress Goods in Orange Co Always look for the Green Ticket, the NEWS AND BUSINESS Pay your county taxes at the First National bank. 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 you know you can increase the flow of milk from your cow by feeding sugar beet pulp at 50 cents per ton from LOS ALAMITOS SUGAR COMPANY? 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. For Sale—Cabbage plants. G. Greder, Los Alamitos road, 2 miles south west of Anaheim. 2t Pay your county taxes at the First National bank. W. H. Valentine was a business visitor in town on Saturday from the West End. Col. O. H. Coulter of Santa Ana was a business visitor in Anaheim on Monday afternoon. Bob Mills took a trip over erside on Thursday to he ther celebrate his birthday family were present and a joyable day was passed. The Taft club met at Jard's office on Monday evening transacted routine business actions were made to get vote at Tuesday's election. B. J. Snodgrass was in ranch at the West End on He has been indisposed of a bad cold, but is otherwise as of yore. Mr. Snodgrass and his friends say he is a quarter of a century yet some. Long life and continuity to this old pioneer. Bishop Joseph Johnson and confirmed a class of sons in St. Michaels' church day morning. His sermonly appreciated by the godgation that heard it. After mon the bishop and a number enjoyed a delightful at the home of Otto St. bishop left on the 2:50 tr Toro. Dollar Saving Day Prosperity dates from the first dollar saved. you are earning money you ought to save something. What you do now in the way Dollar Saving Day Prosperity dates from the first dollar saved. You are earning money you ought to save something. What you do now in the way of saving may determine what the future will bring you. We pay interest on savings accounts. Let us open one for U We are prepared to serve the public in an acceptable way. Have you tried us? The German American Bank FIVE more Shopping Days o MORY MILL-END REMN SUCCESS HAS CROWNED OUR EFFORTS ion for this event. We have proved again our leadership among Or neim a sale that has a national reputation—a reputation backed up by t as good goods, the GREEN TICKET points the road to economy. again and are waiting for more bargains, which will arrive daily all lines of trade have expressed their appreciation to us for l ed by OUR efforts. More flags for the children today. The fi nem. Come to the store, look at our windows, read our big posters—t AND ONLY FIGURES TALK REMNANT PRICES 36 in. Black, guaranteed Taffeta, regularly sold at $1.50, Mill End price per yard.....$1.08 36 in. Peau de Soie, $1.50 value Mill end price per yard.....1.28 G SATIN, in all leading shades $1.06 Woolen Dress Goods All wool Tricot in Blue, Red and Brown, regularly sold at 35c Mill End price per yard.....25c has been reduced to conform to the Mill Remnant the largest and best selected stock of Goods in Orange County. Ready-to-wear for AT MILL RE Mill End Prices on Silk Waists White and Black China Silk Waists, values up to $4.50, Mill End Price, $2.15 Values up to $6, Mill end price, $3.15 TAFFETA WAISTS Values up to $8, Mill end price, $5.35 Values up to $5, Mill end price, $3.95 SKIRTS in Silks and Wool, every dress less than the 2000 yards of Amoskeag Outing Flan from two to ten yards, regular 12½c, M Mill Ends of Musl 2000 yds. of 27 in. Unbleached Muslin, regular 6¼c, Mill End price per yd, 4c 1000 yards of Fine English Long C All wool Tricot in Blue, Red and Brown, regularly sold at 35¢ Mill End price per yard 25¢ has been reduced to conform to the Mill Remnant the largest and best selected stock of Goods in Orange County. MILL ENDS OF MUSIC 2000 yds. of 27 in. Unbleached Muslin, regular 6¼c, Mill End price per yd, 4¢ 1000 yards of Fine English Long C ASHER & FALKENSTEIN ills took a trip over to Riv on Thursday to help his celebrate his birthday. All the were present and a most en day was passed. aft club met at Judge How-ice on Monday evening and had routine business. Preparere made to get out the Tuesday's election. Snodgrass was in from his the West End on Saturday. been indisposed of late with old, but is otherwise as stur-yore. Mr. Snodgrass is 64, friends say he is good for of a century yet, and then long life and continued pros- this old pioneer. Joseph Johnson preached firmed a class of nine per St. Michaels' church on Sunning. His sermon was high-ciated by the good congreat heard it. After the ser-bishop and a number of oth- yed a delightful hospitality home of Otto Storm. The left on the 2:50 train for El Jack Richards, until recently book keeper for the Edison electric compahy at Santa Ana, is in jail on a charge of embezzling $450 from his employers. The company's auditor recently went over the books, and Richards' arrest followed in Los Angeles, where he went after being discharged from the company's service. He will have a hearing in the San Ana courts. W. L. Olmstead of Redlands, father of E. L. Olmstead of this city, was a guest of his son over Sunday. Mr. Olmstead beside being a leading business man of Redlands, is largely interested in the new town of El Centro, the county seat of Imperial county, he being a pioneer of that thriving settlement. A three-days' W. C. T. U. sale will be held at Loudon's store Nov. 4, 5 and 6, at which Mr. Loudon will give the ladies of the W. C. T. U. a percentage on all sales made during that time. Proceeds go to the support of the Ransome home, in Los Angeles, for homeless women. A very commendable act upon Mr. Loudon's part. The sale should and doubtless will be largely attended, and a handsome sum realized for this most deserving of all charities. Gerald Sandilands and family returned on Monday from the Adirondacks, where they have been spending the summer. They report an enjoyable outing. They were ten days on the road coming home, hav- ing been detained in one Colorado town five days and four nights by washouts. Three trains were stalled at the point and the supply of pro- CHARLOT STUDIO CHARTRES ST. COFI We are mak best va Our GOLDE ly the highe 25¢ lb. Brand cann Try these o Kin CA Pho g Days dollar saved. If ought to save now in the way Gerald Sandilands and family returned on Monday from the Adirondacks, where they have been spending the summer. They report an enjoyable outing. They were ten days on the road coming home, having been detained in one Colorado town five days and four nights by washouts. Three trains were stalled at the point, and the supply of provisions in the town ran short and many passengers were ill. Mr. Sandilands says he is glad to get back to the glorious climate of California. A branch of the German-American Verein has been established here, with a membership exceeding fifty. Officers elected are C. Amberg, president; C. Lange, vice president; R. Krastel, secretary, and R. Fischle, treasurer. The club is non-political upon national issues, but favors just and liberal laws for the government of the people. At its last meeting its members were addressed by Mr. Kaestner of Los Angeles, who dwelt upon the need of German-American associating more closely for the betterment of their fellow-citizens and the uplift of the community. The Germans are among the most desirable foreigners who come to our shores, and it is very rare such immigrants do not make the best of citizens. Success to the club. Assemblyman Stanton was in town on Sunday, driving over from Bay City, to talk politics a bit with friends. Mr. Stanton reports the clam crop at Bay City doing well under the influence of the tariff. Days of Our REMNANT SALE EFFORTS ship among Orange County's Dry Goods estabbacked up by the unmatchable bargains offered. to economy. Hundreds of satisfied shoppers will arrive daily to the last day of the sale, to us for bringing such an event to this day. The first supply gave out very soon, big posters—they tell the story in plain figures, O-wear for Ladies and Children AT MILL REMNANT PRICES Silk Waists na Silk Waists, $4.50, e, $2.15 end price, $3.15 WAISTS end price, $5.35 end price, $3.95 Ladies' Coats at Mill End Prices All $25 Cloaks, Mill End price $16.67 All $20 cloaks, Mill End price, $13.34 All $15 cloaks, Mill End price, $10.00 All $10 cloaks, Mill End price, $6.67 CHILDREN'S COATS During the Mill End sale at ½ off Wool, every dress skirt included in this sale at one-third less than the regular price. Bag Outing Flannels, a delayed shipment, in lengths regular 12¼c, Mill Remnant price.....8¢ Ladies of Muslin and Long Cloth bleached Muslin, price per yd, 4c 1000 yds. fine Bleached Muslin, regular 10c, Mill End price per yard. 7¼c. English Long Cloth, Mill Remnant price per yard, 11¢ Outing Flannels, a delayed shipment, in lengths regular 12½c, Mill Remnant price 8c Bands of Muslin and Long Cloth Bleached Muslin, price per yd, 4¢ 1000 yds. fine Bleached Muslin, regular 10c, Mill End price per yard, 7¼c. English Long Cloth, Mill Remnant price per yard, 11c STEIN ANAHEIM, CAL. CHARLOTTE ADAMS CORNEILLE Voice Builder (Marchesi Method) DIO RTRES ST. Piano Phone Main 1293 COFFEE SPECIAL We are making special effort to give the best values in coffee obtainable Our GOLDEN WEST brand is absolutely the highest grade that can be sold at 35c lb. And our Wedding Breakfast Brand cannot be duplicated at 35c lb. Try these coffees and you'll be pleased Kincaid Bros. CASH GROCERS Phones—Sunset 1331; Home 2063 Watches locks Cut Glass Silverware OPTICIAN DIETRICH JEWELER Watches Blocks Cut Glass Silverware OPTICIAN DIETRICH JEWELER Certificate ANAHEIM, CAL. Near Post Office THE NIGHTS ARE COOL Attend Our Exhibit of Blankets, Quilts and Outing Flannels Saturday, October 31st, 1908 It will pay you to see the most complete line of Blankets, Quilts and Outing Flannels in this city. Blankets, a complete line from 50c. to $7.00 each. Quilts, full size, from $1.00 up. Now is the season for Outing Flannel Nightgowns. Our prices are low now, while the goods are in season. See our Exhibit of Outing Flannels, 8½c, 10c and 12½c a yard. Ladies, visit our Rest Room, the only one in the city. Ahlborn & Raymond's DEPARTMENT STORE