anaheim-gazette 1908-12-10

Great SemiOnly twelve more shoppers have to hurry if you take Sale and save money on your department of our large giving you an opportunity supplies for the house and Note a Few of the sider what a Saving Men's Suits We have room to tell about only a couple bargains in this department. All new good big cuts from the regular low prices. Men's $15.00 Suits, $11.25 Big assortment of plain blues blacks, fancy mixtures, etc. All values at $15. This sale $11.25. Men's $12.50 Suits, $8.88 New fall styles in fine worsteds velours. All sizes in the lot—a big bargain at $8.88. Men's Hats Men who appreciate bargains 'll jump at this chance. Odds and ends in men's soft and stiff hats, all sizes and shapes. Worth up to $3.00, this sale 98c. All shapes and colors in men's soft hats, our regular $2 and $2.50 lines—this sale, $1.68. For Boys Merely a hint of the rare bargains in the juvenile department: Big line boys' knee pants, all ages, worth up to 75c. a pair, choice 49c. Boys' fancy sweaters, blue, red, black and fancy patterns, sizes 24 to 34, $1.25 and $1.50 values, your choice 78c. Big line of boys' 25c school caps—this sale 12c. Dress Goods Here is the chance to get the material for your new dress. A large variety to choose Cotto Note the prices—supply of these goods and shapes. Worth up to $3.00, this sale 98c. All shapes and colors in men's soft hats, our regular $2 and $2.50 lines—this sale, $1.68. Dress Goods Here is the chance to get the material for your new dress. A large variety to choose from at prices you can't fail to appreciate. Fancy wool suitings in browns, blue, greens and the newest mixtures; 75c quality, during this sale 49c. 42 inch pure wool Serges in navy blue and brown, cheap at $1.00 per yard; this sale, 68c. All wool Panama in chiffon and medium heavy weaves, plain or shadow effects, all colors, 44 inches wide, $1.25 quality, 89c. 36 in. Batiste and Albatross, complete range of staple and evening shades, 65c values at 49c Cotton Note the prices—supply of these goods Amoskeag Apron Standard fast cotton navy blue, gray, blu 36 inch fast color and light, per yard Extra heavy gin per yard, this sale Heavy twilled s this sale 12½c. 36 inch drapery s all colors, 11¼c and REINHAU DEPARTMENT STORE DEMONSTRATION TRAIN Second Trip Now In Progress In Northern Counties The schedule for the second trip of the agricultural demonstration train, which is proving of such great value in connection with the farmers' institute movement, has been arranged. The points that will be visited by the train on the trip are as follows: On December 10, Dutch Flat, Gold Run and Colfax; on the 11th, New England Mills, Applegate, Clipper Gap, and Auburn; on the 12th, Newcastle, Penryn and Loomis; on the 14th, Fair Oaks Bridge, Florin and Elk Grove; on the 15th, Galt Acampo and Lodi; on the 16th, Milton, Stockton and Oakdale; on the 17th, Waterford, Montpellier, Merced and Atwater; on the 18th, Livings-Turlock Garces and Modesto; and seases; Prof. C. M. Haring, veterinary department; Prof. F. T. Bioleviticultural topics; Prof. E. W.jor, animal industries; and Prof. A. Hopper, dairy husbandry. The train is expected to w Southern California points in near future. OFFICERS ELECTED Fraternal Orders Select New Officials for Coming Year Knights of Columbus have elected the following officers: Adolph R. pau grand knight, F. M. Walter culty grand knight, H. C. Hallacy chcelor, Wm. Heying recorder, L. shard financial secretary, S. Kiss treasurer, Peter Dauser warden, J Dillon advocate, Rev. Dubbel clain, C. F. Grim lecturer, Otto Dy man I.G. Adolph Backs O.G., Jos follows: On December 10, Dutch Flat, Gold Run and Colfax; on the 11th, New England Mills, Applegate, Clipper Gap, and Auburn; on the 12th, Newcastle, Penryn and Loomis; on the 14th, Fair Oaks Bridge, Florin and Elk Grove; on the 15th, Galt Acampo and Lodi; on the 16th, Milton, Stockton and Oakdale; on the 17th, Waterford, Montpellier, Merced and Atwater; on the 18th, Livingston, Turlock, Ceres and Modesto; and on the 19th, Ripon, Manteca and Lathrop. The exact time of the arrival of the train at these places will be arranged at a later date. The department of university extension in agriculture of the university of California, in conjunction with the Southern Pacific company and the state commissioner of horticulture, is sending this demonstration train through the state, and there is no doubt that the work accomplished by it is of great value to the horticultural interests of California. Two cars loaded with exhibits of a very practical nature are a part of the equipment of the train, and so the lecturers and demonstrators in attendance can give actual illustration of the matters touched upon in talks. The following speakers from the college of agriculture of the university of California will accompany the train either all or part of the time of this second trip: Prof. W. T. Clarke, superintendent university extension in agriculture; Prof. G. W. Shaw, in charge of cereal investigations; Prof. E. B. Babcock, plant di- Knights of Columbus have elected the following officers: Adolph R. pau grand knight, F. M. Walter o- duty grand knight, H. C. Hallacy ch- cellor, Wm. Heying recorder, L. shard financial secretary, S. Kiss treasurer, Peter Dauser warden, J. Dillon advocate, Rev. Dubbel ch- lain, C. F. Grim lecturer, Otto Dy- man I.G., Adolph Backs O.G., Josh- Backs Sr. trustee. An oyster sup- was discussed after the election. Anaheim Lodge of Odd Fellow-elected officers for the ensuing t- as follows: E. L. Goodrich N.G. W- Mason V.G., August Schumacher cording secretary, F. C. Spencer nancial secretary, O. T. Callor trea- er, J. J. Schneider trustee. Office will be installed the first meeting January. Fraternal Champions on Wednes- evening elected officers for the en- ing term as follows: Charles C. president, B. T Beale vice presi- kate Betz chaplain, L. M. Boyer th- surer, Elmer Imus secretary, L. Pruitt I.G., Kurt Epstein O.G., N Rose Dartmore escort, Mrs. F. Yo assistant escort, N. Bock and B- Beale financial committee. Election refreshments were serve- FRANK J. BESTAND Blacksmith, Los Alamito We wish to inform all our patrons—present and future, that we have se- permanently the services of an AI blacks horseshoer and wagon worker, and are paired to handle every kind and all worl- trial solicited. Satisfaction guaranteed, ticular shooting a specialty. Orders take all kinds of farm implements. mini-Annual Sale more shopping days until Christmas—you’ll pay if you take advantage of the big Reinhaus money on your gifts. Every article in every room of our large store has been sharply reduced, an opportunity to buy your winter clothing, the house and Christmas gifts at a big saving. Note a Few of the Prices Given Below and Consider what a Saving it Means to Your Pocketbook. Women's Suits All about only a couple of the department. All new goods at regular low prices. 10.00 Suits, $11.25 Tot of plain blues and textures, etc. All good this sale $11.25. 22.50 Suits, $8.88 In fine worsteds and ties in the lot—a great 8.88. WOMEN'S WEARABLES Coats, Suits, Skirts, Waists, etc., all go at greatly reduced prices. Just a few of the extraordinary values: Fine black Kersey Coats, satin lined to waist and handsomely trimmed, were $11.50. This sale $8.50. Extra fine broadcloth coats, elegantly trimmed, were $15.00—now $10.00. Ladies' Walking Skirts Fine wool Mohair skirts made in popular new styles, brown, blue and black, regular price $3.50, special $2.53. Silks of all kinds, for all purposes—all colors, all weaves, at prices never before equaled. 22 in. Jap silks in big range of colors, suitable for waists, auto veils and scarfs. This sale, 23c. 27 in. Jap silks, a heavier quality, a full line of colors, extra special, 44c. Taffeta silks, a fair assortment of colors, regular 50c per yard quality, now 39c. Kimonas Short flannelette kimonas in Persian and other patterns, 60c values; 49c; 75c values, 67c; $1.00 values, 88c. Ladies' long flannelette kimonas, were $2, now $1.35; $2.50 quality at $1.75. Bedding Lay in a supply of bed while the price is do. Good quality white cheted bedspreads — special, 88c. Better grade at $1.18 Extra large size and quality at $1.35. Good cotton blank 49c a pair. Cotton Goods Note the prices—it will pay you to lay in a apply of these goods during this sale. Ladies' Underwear The cool weather is here when you heavier Underwear, and you can save n Cotton Goods Note the prices—it will pay you to lay in a supply of these goods during this sale. Amoskeag Apron Checks, this sale, 6¼c. Standard fast color prints in turkey red, navy blue, gray, black and white, per yard 5¢ 36 inch fast color percales, all colors dark and light, per yard, 11c. Extra heavy gingham shirtings worth 15¢ per yard, this sale 12½c. Heavy twilled shirtings, black and blue, this sale 12½c. 36 inch drapery silkolines, large assortment, all colors, 11¼c and 13½c. Ladies' Underwear The cool weather is here when you heavier Underwear, and you can save money during this big bargain event. Ladies' heavy ribbed cotton vests, special Better grade at 29c. Best grade 45c. Drawers in extra and regular sizes with same prices as above. Ladies' heavy ribbed cotton union gray or white, staple $1.00 values, at 73¢ Ladies' 75¢ union suits at 67c. Ladies' wool pants at just half price—values, 50¢; $1.50 values, 75¢. HAUS BROS STORE :: SANTA ANA RS ELECTED M. Haring, veterinProf. F. T. Bioletti, ocs; Prof. E. W. Maustries; and Prof. H. by husbandry. expected to visit california points in the COUNTY VALUATIONS Eight Southern Counties Have More Than One-fourth of State Roll From a statement issued by State Controller Nye, we compile the following figures on the assessed valuation and tax rate of the counties of Southern California: Assessed Tax Valuation Rate Los Angeles .....$407,666,294 $1.70 San Bernardino .....33,040,625 2.20 San Diego .....31,441,399 2.10 Santa Barbara .....25,380,605 2.00 Riverside .....21,874,067 1.85 Orange .....20,213,109 1.70 Ventura .....13,073,539 2.75 Imperial .....7,409,539 2.50 Total for Southern Cal.....$560,099,177 As the grand total value of all property in the fifty-seven county state is placed at $1,994.5 the eight southern counties are listed with having more than one of the entire property values of california. The counties having the tax rate are as follows: V $2.75; Yuba, $2.70; Imperial, M and Mariposa, $2.50. The counties having the tax rate are as follows: Sacramento, $1.66; Modoc, Kings and Sanquin, $1.65; Santa Clara $1.64 pa, $1.62; Tehama and Colusa, Contra Costa, Kern and Marin, Solano and Yolo $1.45. For Sale or Exchange—Nice of 6 acres close to city, 6 house, barn, windmill and tan of fruit, horse, cow, buggy, 200 ens; a bargain. H. Vossbeck. Holiday Rates WHERE will you spend the HOLIDAYS Everybody can make Holiday Santa Fe Holiday rates in effect tween all stations where one fare does no exceed ten dollars. Tickets on sale Dec. 23, 24, 25, 1908, and Jan. 1, 1909. Limited for return January 4, 1909. Let us suggest Kite Shaped Track. Los Angeles San Diego, Santa Ana, Orange, mit, Riverside, Corona, Redlands, Bernardino. Phone or call on Santa Fe Age Anaheim. Holiday Rates STATE MINERAL WEALTH State Mineralogist Aubrey has issued a statement showing the mineral output for the state for the last eight years, which he puts at $329,128,680. The Southern California counties are credited with the following production during that period: Los Angeles ... $19,582,387 San Bernardino ... 14,493,168 Santa Barbara ... 10,143,833 Orange ... 6,971,219 Ventura ... 4,169,050 San Diego ... 4,075,252 Riverside ... 3,829,008 The ten counties in the state showing the largest output are as follows: Shasta ... $35,550,922 Kern ... 34,858,888 Nevada ... 20,329,949 Los Angeles ... 19,582,387 Calaveras ... 18,116,670 Amador ... 16,001,715 Butte ... 14,385,761 San Bernardino ... 14,493,168 Fresno ... 13,085,217 Tuolumne ... 12,100,587 Under mineral products are included petroleum and all forms of building stone and paving material. That is why the oil county of Kern ranks up next to the copper and gold producing county of Shasta. GRAND JURY DRAWN The Orange county grand jury was drawn in the superior court, as follows, after a special venire had been ordered to get the necessary number: W. T. Newland, Huntington Beach, foreman; O. H. Coulter, Santa Ana, secretary; D. H. Thomas, Santa Ana; W. J. Harlin, Garden Grove; R. B. Cook, Capistrano; R. T. Harris, Santa Ana; J. O. Forster, Capistrano; C. B. Bridgeford, Santa Ana; A. H. Lyon, Santa Ana; H. O. Williams, Orange; D. W. McDannald, Orange; A. S. UNCLAIMED LETTERS Mrs. B J Abbott, Mr. Bauchman, Elwin T. Brown, Sophia Bendorf, L. Foster, Jesus T. Flores, Katey Gibbs, Bernardino Gallego, Geo. Nesbitt, J. A. Lopez, Miss N. F. Marron, F. Lopez, Pedroarena Ysidora, Mrs. J. E. Merritt, Fred Rennalls, Leopold Metzler, Chono Melendrez, Antonio Martinez, Mrs. F. M. Died, Joseph M. Ruiz, Dr. Chas. Castelaw, P. D. Shoemacher Mrs. L. A. Ward, Chas. S. Schneider, The financial statement of the First National bank, published elsewhere in this issue, shows total resources amounting to $410,010.76, and total deposits $315,702.97. The amount of deposits shows an increase of upward of $50,000 since the subsidence of the recent flurry, and are now mounting up to high-water mark. The bank is one of the solid financial institutions of the county, and its business expanding in all branches. Griffith Lumber Co. Agents for ORIENTAL PLASTER COLTON PORTLAND CEMENT LUMBER BRICKS ALL KINDS OF MILL WORK So. Los Angeles st. near S. P. depot Henry M. Adams, Mgr. Oswald Fulde Watchmaker and Jeweler Graduated Optician Variety Store, Chinaware Glassware, Fancy Goods In connection with complete stock of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry 113 E. Center Street. Anaheim