anaheim-gazette 1908-12-03

NEWS AND BUSINESS Asher & Falkenstein have installed a Toledo scale which is an innovation in the art of weighing groceries. Facing the purchaser is a dial which shows the exact weight of his purchase, while a dial upon the reverse side shows the clerk not only the weight but the charge to be made for the purchase. Suspended upon the reverse dial is a mirror which reflects the light from an electric bulb, thus permitting the clerk to take advantage of the automatic calculator during evening hours. This store spares no expense to conduce to the welfare of their customers, and the new scale comes in for many words of commendation. For Sale—Seventy-eight 4-year-old walnut trees. Apply to J. P. Hatzfeld. Fireless cookers at Dickel's. Dr. E. A. Bishop, the Chiropodist, of Long Beach is making his headquarters at the Pacific lodging house until Thursday noon. For Sale or Exchange—Nice ranch of 6 acres close to city, 6 room house, barn, windmill and tank, lots of fruit, horse, cow, buggy, 200 chickens; a bargain. H. Vossbeck. Try Fullerton’s new Veterinary, Dr. Wiley. d3tf Lost—On North street, Anaheim, a black fur robe. Finder is requested to please leave same at this office. Reward. Chile twine and needles, also chile sacks, at Dickel's. For Sale—Gum wood, on ranch 3 miles west of Anaheim on county road. Also pie melons. E. B. Murphy For Sale—New 6 room furnished Allan Knapp entertained a company of nineteen at dinner Thanksgiving day. Among the guests were Johnston and family, Mrs. J. B. Ston and family, Mr. Wickett family, Miss Balfour and Mrs. Knapp. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Athene were in town on Friday after from their ranch at Placentia. Atherton states conditions are perous over his way, and ideal ditions of country life prevailing all sides. Billy Kretschmer was in town Sunday from Los Angeles, visiting with relatives. Billy is engaged trombone soloist in a city orchestra. Percy Rust was home from The on Saturday, spending the day relatives. Mrs. Koll and Mrs. Adele Brown and daughter were Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rust. Misses Edith and Stella Kr were here from Pasadena the week, visiting with friends. J. B. Neff departed on Sunday morning for Elsinore, where he held farmers’ institute on Monday. He is now in Imperial county, having held institutes at various points, will be absent until next week. G. A. Dirs of Ohio, cousin of Marshall, is here on a visit may locate permanently. The thermometer registered 10 below when he left the Buckeye state, and glorious climate of California struck him with particularly agreeable effect. Mr. Dubbel this week received letter from his son, Rev. Father I Bel, who resides in Denver, say the weather was the coldest in ye Lost—On North street, Anaheim, a black fur robe. Finder is requested to please leave same at this office. Reward. Chile twine and needles, also chile sacks, at Dickel's. For Sale—Gum wood, on ranch 3 miles west of Anaheim on county road. Also pie melons. E. B. Murphy For Sale—New 6 room furnished house with bath, lot 50x150, including horse and buggy, price $1200. $700 cash bal. terms. Call up H. Vossbeck Phone 921. Money to Loan on real estate. W. J. Conner, R. F. D. No. 3, Anaheim 3t Blue gum wood for sale, on Duffill ranch, Fullerton, at $8 per cord, on ranch. Phone Red 205. Lawn hose and lawn sprinklers of the best makes at Nagel's. If you want to sell, buy or exchange property, see H. Vossbeck. Phone 921. Wanted—Ranches to exchange for Los Angeles property. Call on H. Vossbeck. For the genuine natural odor perfumes, go to Fulde’s Variety Store. We also handle a guaranteed line of toilet articles. Gerald Sandilands shipped the first carload of oranges for the Independent association on Tuesday. The fruit goes to Little Rock, Ark. It is well colored, and of good size. Mr. Sandilands will ship six cars this week, and expects to handle a large number of cars of superior fruit during the season. TO THE PUBLIC Anaheim, Cal., Dec. 1, '08. I take pleasure in announcing that I have today taken possession of the City Market, and will conduct same in a first-class manner. In future, our customers may expect first grades of meats, courteous treatment and prompt delivery. F. W. Fleischmann. Marshall, is here on a visit may locate permanently. The thermometer registered 10 below which the Buckeye state, and glorious climate of California struck him with particularly agile effect. Mr. Dubbel this week received letter from his son, Rev. Father Dibel, who resides in Denver, say the weather was the coldest in year. The thermometer registered 10 low zero, and the ink froze solid the inkstand while the letter was ing written. Following is the program for dedication of the drinking found which the W.C.T.U. has donated to the city, and which is to be installed in front of Mullinix’s drugstore near the corner of Center and Angeles streets. The exercises occur at 2:30 p.m., Tuesday, December Poem, Rev. F. W. Mitchell. Prayer, Mrs. Viola Norman, president Orange county W.C.T.U. Speech, Rev. D. Gandler. Dedication address, Mrs. Lucy Blanchard, state vice president C.T.U. Acceptance, Mayor C. O. Rust. Remarks, Rev. J. L. Moore. Song, “America.” Members of the W.C.T.U. will give a reception to Mrs. Blanchard to the M.E. church following the dedication ceremony. At 7:30 p.m. an address will be given at the M.E. church by M.Blanchard, to which the public cordially invited. There will be special music for the occasion. Now is the time to get in line your Christmas presents. We have just received a new lot of goods showing the latest styles in watch fobs, lockets, brooches, ring bracelets, necklaces, silverware and cut glass. We also carry a line up to date handbags, purses and combs. O.FULDE, Jeweler. W.D. Thompson made an au trip this week to Banning, where he father is sojourning for the benefit of his health. IT'S HANDY to step into this bank, pass in your bank book to the receiving teller and have your deposit credited to your account, and then walk down town and pay a bill or two by A CHECK Short story, but true and pungent with an object lesson for those who use an old drawer or tin box to bank their funds. Here money is safe, and at the other place while you sleep it may be stolen. Which way do you think is best? The German-American Bank entertained a company at dinner Thanksgiving with the guests were Dr. Family, Mrs. J. B. John-illy, Mr. Wickett and Miss Balfour and Misses Mrs. Edward Atherton on Friday afternoon lunch at Placentia. Mr. his conditions are prosis way, and ideal country life prevailing on Shmer was in town on Los Angeles, visiting Billy is engaged as host in a city orchestra. was home from Throop spending the day with Mrs. Adele Browning were Thanksgiving and Mrs. Rust. with and Stella Knapp from Pasadena the past with friends. parted on Sunday eve-ore, where he held a minute on Monday. He imperial county, having at various points. He until next week. Ohio, cousin of Mrs. here on a visit and permanently. The ther-kered 10 below when buckeye state, and the state of California has particularly agree- this week received a son, Rev. Father Dubies in Denver, saying is the coldest in years. Miss Mills of Riverside was a visitor in town on Friday, a guest of Miss Edna McWilliams. E. L. Olmstead spent several days the past week at Redlands. V. U. Simpson attended the meeting of the Country Life commission in Los Angeles some evenings ago. Bobby Mills skipped the tra-la-loo at Riverside Thanksgiving day. Mr. Kretschmer and family this week moved to Hollywood to reside. Miss Catherine Connell and Miss Antoinette Le Rand of Los Angeles were guests of Miss Winifred Melrose the past week. The ladies were members of a party which toured Japan and the Orient two years ago, since which time the friendliest relations exist between them. Miss Le Rand has added interest attaching to her in the fact that she will shortly become the bride of a wealthy Los Angeles business man. F. L. Martin of Oceanside, father of Mrs. J. H. Kincaid, spent Thanksgiving with relatives here. He left for his home on Saturday morning. Mr. Martin has retired from the cares of business, and in the afternoon of life enjoys existence in the balmy climate of the east country. He was favorably impressed with the productiveness of the soil hereabout, and said it was the rich farming country about Anaheim which keeps up this progressive town. Wm. Crowther and H. H. Hale attended a meeting of the executive committee of walnut growers in Los Angeles on Tuesday. Associated growers are standing for a maintenance of prices for unsold portions of the crop, and the meeting discussed the advisability of making a change in the manner of handling next season's crops. HEADQUARTERS WE ARE GOING FOR This week will see the useful gifts for everybody fancy goods, ever shown further announcements. Specials for E Black Feathersilk and S up to $1.50, Closing out all Made-up AFTER Nothing reserved in ASHER & Anaheim AGENTS FOR "MONEN this week received a Jason, Rev. Father Dubles in Denver, saying is the coldest in years. registered 10 bethe ink froze solid in mile the letter was bethe program for the the drinking fountain T.U. has donated to which is to be installMullinix's drugstore of Center and Los The exercises will m., Tuesday, Dec. 8. F. W. Mitchell. Viola Norman, prescounty W.C.T.U. D. Gandler. Address, Mrs. Lucy S. vice president W. Mayor C. O. Rust. V. J. L. Moore. ica." The W.C.T.U. will give Mrs. Blanchard in following the dedan address will be E. church by Mrs. which the public is There will be spethe occasion. ne to get in line for presents. We have new lot of goods, best styles in watches, sets, brooches, rings, aces, silverware and also carry a line of bags, purses and LDE, Jeweler. son made an auto Banning, where his ning for the benefit country about Anaheim which keeps up this progressive town. Wm. Crowther and H. Hale attended a meeting of the executive committee of walnut growers in Los Angeles on Tuesday. Associated growers are standing for a maintenance of prices for unsold portions of the crop, and the meeting discussed the advisability of making a change in the manner of handling next season's crop. It is probable that brokerage charges will be eliminated and the growers market their crop direct, without intervention of middlemen. Manager Schwenckert of the Sunset telephone announces a new rate on messages by long-distance to Los Angeles. Hitherto the charge has been 25 cents for a three-minute message, and 10 cents for each additional minute. Beginning on Tuesday, Dec. 1, the rate will be 15 cents for a three-minute message and five cents for each additional minute. Mr. Schwenckert has nearly 400 subscribers in the local exchange, and the number is constantly on the increase. Max Horwitz is in receipt of a letter from his 17-year-old brother Harry, who some days ago defeated his opponent in a boxing bout at Carlin, Nev. The youthful scrapper weighs 104 pounds, and has engaged in seven contests, all of which he won except one. In this he was defeated by a Jap, and in a return match he knocked the Jap clear out of the ropes. Harry writes he is the whole thing in Carlin and the boys call him Little Jeff. Walter Korn was in town this week from Corona visiting with friends. He shows no ill effects of his recent engagement with a 22-calibre cartridge which exploded in his pipe. While out hunting, he filled his pipe with tobacco, and in some means gathered the cartridge with the tobacco, which he took from his pocket. After applying a match, the cartridge exploded, but apart from shattering the pipe and causing a shock to the nerves did no damage. Leo J. Coyle and bride of Pittsburg are spending their honeymoon in Anaheim, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Shanley. They will remain in Sou- with tobacco, and in some means gathered the cartridge with the tobacco, which he took from his pocket. After applying a match, the cartridge exploded, but apart from shattering the pipe and causing a shock to the nerves did no damage. Leo J. Coyle and bride of Pittsburg are spending their honeymoon in Anaheim, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Shanley. They will remain in Southern California during the winter and are enjoying to the utmost the balmy winter climate of this section. With zero weather prevailing at their home in the east, and roses blossoming here, they will doubtless ere long join the colony of Pittsburg climate refugees now located here and be happy. Mr. Coyle is a prominent business man of Pittsburg and expresses himself in words of delight at the beauties of nature here about. Just received a new line of burnt wood novelties, also a good selection of dolls, toys and picture books for the little ones, at the lowest prices. All goods warranted as represented. Don’t fail to call and see our line before buying. O. FULDE, Variety Store. Robert Lewis of Hollywood has purchased twenty acres of improved realty east of town, for a consideration of $17,500. The deal was negotiated through Resh & Co. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis will come here to reside, and contemplate many notable improvements to their new ranch. Rev. Markle will on Sunday morning preach at the Christian church a sermon for the Women's Christian Board of Missions. In the evening his subject will be Pentecost. HEADQUARTERS FOR SILKS AND DRESS GOODS WE ARE GETTING READY FOR CHRISTMAS week will see the opening of the greatest collection of gifts for everybody in the family, as well as toys and goods, ever shown by any store in this county. Wait for announcements. specials for Early Christmas Shoppers Feathersilk and Sateen Petticoats, the latest styles, values up to $1.50, Christmas special at 98c. out all Made-up Millinery as well as Trimmings at AFTER SEASON PRICES thing reserved in this line. HER & FALKENSTEIN Anaheim, Cal. Both Phones. NOTES FOR "SMONEYBAK" SILKS AND "WUNDERHOSE." CHARLOTTE ADAMS CORNEILLE Voice Builder (Marchesl Method) Piano Phone Main 1293 CHARLOTTE ADAMS CORNEILLE Voice Builder (Marchesl Method) Piano Phone Main 1293 Christmas Suggestions Are you planning for Xmas? Can suggest many Suitable Christmas Presents to you. If you visit our store, you will find on display, all of them useful as well as ornamental, marked in plain figures, at prices that reasonable. Again call your attention to our Webster School Shoe especially for Girls and Boys; for comfort wear they are unequaled. For sale only at Alborn & Raymond's DEPARTMENT STORE Christmas Presents GREAT VARIETY SELECT THEM NOW AND HAVE THEM LAID ASIDE Waterware Cut Glass Hand Bags Back Combs Toilet Sets The engagement is announced of Richard Fischle, the popular West Anaheim grocer, to Miss Elizabeth Whitfield, a pretty New York girl who arrived here some weeks ago on a visit to friends. The wedding will occur December 25. Richard wins a prize in the matrimonial lottery. A 20-acre tract with house and barn near Fullerton for rent. Inquire at Stern & Goodman, Fullerton. 1t Wanted—Man and team to plow 40 acres of land southeast of Anaheim. Address P.O. box 291. 1t