anaheim-gazette 1908-11-12

NOTES OF PROSPERITYWEEK BUY AND BOOST HOME PRODUCTS AND BE HAPPY Frank Wiggins Gives Details of the Week's Elaborate Entertainment—Prosperity Week Includes All of Southern California—Local Window Displays of Our Home Products Editor Gazette.—In a previous letter we appealed to you for assistance in promulgating information in regard to the features of the celebration of "Prosperity Week" in Southern California. We are now asking for further aid in this line, to the end that all Southern California may be aroused to the importance of making this celebration a grand affair, of incalculable value to all of Southern California. Enclose you will find a program of the prosperity week celebration in Los Angeles, which is to begin on Monday, November 16, and continue to Saturday, Nov. 21. We do not believe it will be considered too much to ask you to further urge people to remember to ask for home products during prosperity week, and to be satisfied with no other products but home products. Also we would like to ask that you call the attention of your merchants to the desirability of making window displays of home products during prosperity week, and of using their space in their local papers for the advertising of home products exclusively. Any mention in your columns of the immense amount of attention this unique celebration is receiving from all classes of people, and the CADETS OF THE OENJOYABLE ENTERTAINMENT SATURDAY Afternoon Members of the Cadets Cross entertained a large crowd at the old church building street, on Saturday afternoon following program was re-written. Words of Welcome, P. Song, "My China Wife," mers, M. Casey. Dialogue, "A Queer Friend and Samuel Sweeps his country, F. Heying, J. Hussel." Mr. Isaacs, clothier, E. Jake Sweet, door drummer gre. Solo, "Sweet Bunch of Walter Cadman." Mandolin Exercises, F. "Stars of the Summer of C. chorus." Recitation, "The Bells M. Wiener, A. Kirsch, F. Wiener." Solo, "Won't you come over house," E. Backs. T he Murder of Thomas Dramatis Personae. Thomas a Becket, Arch Canterbury, W. Cadman. Grim, a monk of Cambria of Salisbury, friends of B Bayha, P. Dickel. Sir Reginald Fitzurse, ard De Brito, Sir Williamcy, Sir Hugh De Morville, knights of the king's house enemies of Becket, O.L e Turck, J. Coenen, C. Scha Walter Rawlin, attendant ker. Monks of Westminster F. Heying, H. Maigre, E. H Backs. Monks from Canterbury- Also we would like to ask that you call the attention of your merchants to the desirability of making window displays of home products during prosperity week, and of using their space in their local papers for the advertising of home products exclusively. Any mention in your columns of the immense amount of attention this unique celebration is receiving from all classes of people, and the interest which attaches to it, will be appreciated. Thanking you in advance for such favors, we are, very truly yours, Frank Wiggins, sec'y. Sunday, Nov. 15—Shower of prosperity slips over the city from the two giant balloons, which start on a transcontinental trip at 2 p.m. Monday, Nov. 16—Distribution of 100,000 prosperity buttons, bearing the slogan "Buy and Boost Home Products." Tuesday, Nov. 17—Concert and address on "Home Industry" under the auspices of the retail clerks association, at the Shrine auditorium, at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 18—Grand industrial pageant, leaving the vicinity of Naud Junction at 1:30 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 19—Factory visiting day. Free automobile excursions leaving the chamber of commerce all day, beginning at 8:30 a.m. Evening concert in Central park. Friday, Nov. 20—Anniversary concert of Symphony orchestra in the afternoon at the auditorium—all will be home talent. Saturday, Nov. 21—Open air band concert in Central park. Throughout the entire week—Great free home art exhibition in Blanchard art gallery, showing drawings and paintings and art work by artists of Southern California. At the Temple auditorium, Richard Barry's "Searchlight" will run the entire week a home product. Every day bands will play in the business and residence districts. Diamonds; Supremacy Belongs to Hartfield—Years of conscientious extensive selling have won for this house wide recognition as the foremost diamond institution of Orange county. At the Temple auditorium, Richard Barry's "Searchlight" will run the entire week a home product. Every day bands will play in the business and residence districts. Diamonds; Supremacy Belongs to Hartfield—Years of conscientious extensive selling have won for this house wide recognition as the foremost diamond institution of Orange county. The very fact that a diamond comes from Hartfield stands as unassailable proof of its value. You can not buy an imperfect diamond here at any price; such a thing never enters this house. Our prices can not be beaten. Perfect goods, lowest prices. B. Hartfield, Anaheim. R. H. Gilman and daughter, Miss Helen, of Pasadena visited with relatives in Fullerton and Placentia the past week. They were accompanied by Mrs. Geo. Brewer of San Francisco. Harry Leighton has been especially engaged for the coast tour of The Devil. He was formerly leading man for Robert Mantell. He has a beautiful voice and splendid bearing. His interpretation of this most difficult part is one of the most wonderful pieces of acting to be seen upon the stage today. He comes to Anaheim with the company next Sunday. Andy Fuhrberg and Oswald Fulde left on Tuesday evening for Beatty, Nev., to inspect their mines. They will return Saturday. DEETS OF THE CROSS The Entertainment Given on Saturday Afternoon Makers of the Cadets of the entertained a large audience held church building on Palm on Saturday afternoon. The program was rendered: of Welcome, P. Dickel. "My China Wifey," E. Eli-Casey. A Queer Fit." John and Samuel Sweeps, from the F. Heying, J. Hussey. Haacs, clothier, E. Heying. Sweet, door drummer, H. Mai- "Sweet Bunch of Daisies," Bradman. In Exercises, F. Heying. of the Summer Night," C. Corrus. Cion, "The Bells," Misses A. Kirsch, F. Wiener, I. Won't you come over to my Backs. Murder of Thomas a Becket. Personae. Is a Becket, Archbishop of Mary, W. Cadman. Monk of Cambridge, Johnbury, friends of Becket, F. Dickel. Reginald Fitzurse, Sir Rich-Brito, Sir William De Traugh De Morville, the four of the king's household and of Becket, O.L ensing, A. Coenen, C. Schaefer. Rawlin, attendant, F. Ran- of Westminster Abbey—H. Maigre, E. Heying, E. from Canterbury—J. Hus- THE CELERY CROP The celery movement for the present winter season is now well under way. Two and three carloads a day are going east from the Orange county celery fields, and the Pacific fruit express company expects to handle 100 cars in the month of November. Although the acreage is less than last year, the estimates compiled by A. M. Mortensen, southwestern manager for the Pacific fruit express, indicates that the total number of cars will be almost as great as last year from Southern California. This year only about 3000 acres of celery were planted, against 5000 acres last year. A large percentage of last year's crop however was destroyed by blight. The trouble was overcome this year by spraying, and the crop is said to be in excellent condition. Last year about 1800 cars of celery were shipped from the Southern California fields, and about 200 cars from the northern district on the Sacramento river. This year Orange county will yield about 1750 cars from the 3000 acres, but there will be almost no celery in the north. Besides the 100 cars to be shipped in November, it is expected that 500 cars each month will go to market in December, January and February, and the balance in the early spring months. Southern California supplies a large portion of the celery eaten in the United States in cold weather. PROSPERITY WEEK In order to further educate the people of Southern California regarding the meaning of "prosperity week" what the possibilities of the proposition are, and how best to take advantage of it, all around the following facts will be of interest: Brito, Sir William De Traugh De Morville, the four of the king's household and of Becket, O.L. ensing, A. Coenen, C. Schaefer. Rawlin, attendant, F. Ranfrom Canterbury—J. HusValler, J. Inda, R. Wetzel, man, W. Trapp. TER IN RESERVOIR Feet, According to Report Ditch Committee Aheim, Cal., Nov. 7, '08. meeting of the board of the Anaheim Union way was held on the above all members present exceptauchlin. committee reported waYorba reservoir to a 16 feet. duly made, seconded it was decided to have bern lithograph company our bonds on paper furnLos Angeles trust coma special vignette to be furnished by the A. U. placed on the bonds. decided to employ Mr. O'give an opinion as to of the bond issue and Attorney Melrose in the of the bonds and deed the agreed fee of $250. Hale and Bradford were committee on the mat- to ascertain the exact materials used in the were also instructed toady's estimate for com-well pit and then report. ication from W. J. Con-motion filed. ication from Byron-Jack- asked that we furnish one of the pump required at Crówther's corner. ication from Amanda asked that a deed of a portion of the celery eaten in the United States in cold weather. PROSPERITY WEEK In order to further educate the people of Southern California regarding the meaning of "prosperity week" what he possibilities of the proposition are, and how best to take advantage of it, all around the following facts will be of interest: The prosperity week in Southern California originated by Miss Frances Holmes of Los Angeles, and promoted by the Los Angeles chamber of commerce, has taken a tremendous hold on the people of all the cities and towns in the southern end of the state, and so rapid has been the development of the plan, and so greatly has the idea been expanded, that not many people even now, have grasped the full significance of the thing. It is nkown that there is to be a grand agitation of prosperity week in Los Angeles, beginning on Monday, Nov. 16, and lasting until Saturday night, Nov. 21. All Southern California is asked, of course, to take part in this agitation but beyond that is the proposition of setting aside this entire week for the one purpose of buying and booting Southern California products. It is anticipated that during this week merchants in Southern California will make window displays of the manufactured products of Southern California and advertise nothing but these products, and that no person in Southern California will think of buying anything made in any other part of the country during that week, when he or she can buy the same article made in Southern California. A Select Line of Goods is always carried at Hatzfeld's Drug Store Buy your drugs here and you will be satisfied. A Select Line of Goods is always carried at Hatzfeld's Drug Store Buy your drugs here and you will be satisfied. Near Post Office, Anaheim, Cal. Commercial Hotel FIRST-CLASS DINING ROOM AND BAR Handsomely Furnished Rooms Everything neat and clean A home for the Traveling Public A trial will convince. JOHN ZIEGLER, Manager Air Guns, Pocket Knives, Razors, Hunting Outfits and Canvass Goods, at Richard Spoerl's Gun Store Don't fail to get our prices on BICYCLES and bicycle Sundries. The popular Yale Bicycle in all sizes. We can save you Money. "LOUDON'S" DRY GOODS STORE Sunset Phone 1061 East Center St., ANAHEIM THIS WEEK'S SALE Ladies' Outing Flannel Nightgowns AT REDUCED PRICES few dozen fancy striped and checked Outing Flannel Night Gowns, full sizes, braid-trimmed yoke, at each.. $39c fine lot of fancy striped Domet Flannel, a few plain colors, fancy trimmed, big full size, regular $1.00, at $69c plain colors all in this lot, and all fancy braid trimmed yoke, collar and cuffs, $1.50 kind at... $1.20 FREE November and December numbers of the Designer with 1909 subscription at 50c. Standard Patterns for December now in. Geo. Loudon & Co. California Wine Co. F. Conrad & Son, Props. After Street - Anaheim Wholesale Wine and Liquor Merchants Bands of Bottled Beer. Delivery Made Everywhere California Wine Co. F. Conrad & Son, Props. ater Street - Anaheim Wholesale Wine and Liquor Merchants ands of Bottled Beer. Delivery Made Everywhere Write us today for cash offer and shipping tags We Want Your Poultry, Butter and Eggs Ship us all your produce. We buy outright. Charge no commission. Write for our cash offer today. RYAN & CO., Inc., 712-14-16-18 N. Alameda St., Los Angeles, Cal. We want your Holiday Turkeys and other poultry. Ship by Express If You Care for Style If you care for style—and lots of people do—it can be had on any vehicle on our floors. We show a remarkable assortment of vehicles, including surreys, road wagons, bike and top buggies, spring wagons, etc. We also carry a large assortment of light and heavy harness harness sundries. We carry the celebrated Page and Henney ties, and the popular Durant-Dort line. ICKERSHEIM IMPLEMENT COMPANY FULLERTON, CAL. NAMELED WARE IS OUR LEADER THIS WEEK After come in and get some of the Bargains while they last. Teller's Hardware Store IS OUR LEADER THIS WEEK ter come in and get some of the Bargains while they last. ler's Hardware Store Prosperity MBER 16 TO 23, 1908 is event the Santa Fe will rate of One and One-third fares round trip. on sale November 16 to 21, Limited for return November 8. day—a big day— day the Grand Industrial Pakes place. ails as to rates call on Santa nt at ANAHEIM, CAL. Los Angeles