anaheim-gazette 1909-01-07

NEWS AND BUSINESS Greatest reduction ever offered in all departments for 10 days only. Stern & Goodman. For Sale—Driving and work horses. Wickersheim Implement Co. Get your tickets for the chamber of commerce banquet, Jan. 29. Dr. Wiley, Veterinary, Fullerton. 1 Fireless cookers at Dickel's. For Haviland China see A. Nagel. Come and see the Ideal Lamps at Dickel's. Fountain pens from 75c to $5, at Dickel's. See our large line of Cutlery. A. Nagel. Stop and get a Portable Lamp from $3.00 to $6.00 at A. Nagel's. For Sale—15 horse power gasoline engine for sale $300. Box 545, Anaheim. You will find all kinds of chicken supplies at Duckworth & Short's. Several five-acre tracts near Anaheim to exchange for Anaheim residence or lots. H. Vossbeck. Have some bargains in cottages and lots in all parts of the city; come and see me. H. Vossbeck. For Sale—1300 lb. team of work horses. Wickersheim Implement Co. Lost—Between Placentia and Anaheim, Saturday, Jan. 2, a laprobe, duster and cushion. Finder return to this office. Reward. For Sale—Well bred mare 3 years old next April, broke to drive; will make a fast roadster. Price $70. Louis S. Fletcher, east of Santa Fe depot, Anaheim, Calif. Have a nice 6 room modern house close in at Los Angeles, to exchange for vacant land near Anaheim, value $4500. H. Vossbeck. RETURNED FROM KANSAS W. D. Thompson and the daughters, Misses Bessie and returned on Friday from Kansas, where they went three ago with the body of Mr. The father, who died at Bannett whose remains were interred family burial plat at Norton those of four deceased children. Mr. Thompson found the cold in the northern part state, although in the south it was pleasant. Two ice formed in the watering hole. He was offered a position ager of a large ranch, but mate did not look good to he returned to the land of and flowers. ODD FELLOWS INSTITUTE District Deputy Riley on evening installed the following officers of the local Odd Fellowship E. S. Goodrich, N.G.; Will Mason, V.G.; A. E. Schumack retary; F. C. Spencer, F. S Callor, treasurer; Frank Tausden; C. W. Hedges, conductor Wilson, chaplain; J. P. Gibbs S.; Frank Borth, L.S.S.; H. I.G.; Frank Fox, O.G.; Frank R.S.N.G.; J. W. Howard, L. S Max Boege, R.S.V.G.; W. J. mery, L.S.V.G.; J. J. Schneider stee. After the installation a few spread to which all present ple justice. Get Peter Weber to do your penter work. He is permanent here and will do first work to build up a custom 30 years experience. All work anteed. Try him. Home phone. Dr. Boege was in Los Angles Tuesday attending the regularly meeting of the Los Angeles dental association. Skinner & Dickenson report following sales of automobiles A. Franz, Reo touring car; Robb, Baby Reo; Sampson Lost—Between Placentia and Anaheim, Saturday, Jan. 2, a laprobe, duster and cushion. Finder return to this office. Reward. For Sale—Well bred mare 3 years old next April, broke to drive; will make a fast roadster. Price $70. Louis S. Fletcher, east of Santa Fe depot, Anaheim, Calif. 1t Have a nice 6 room modern house close in at Los Angeles, to exchange for vacant land near Anaheim, value $4500. H. Vossbeck. FOR SALE—Jersey cow and young laying pullets. Inquire of G. Rauleder, east of George Bauer's place, cor. East and South streets. 1t To Let—20-acre fruit, walnut and garden ranch with modern house, adjoining Anaheim. Ten minute walk from highschool, churches and postoffice; rent $300 year in advance. Address P.O. box 932, Ocean Park LOOK THIS UP—SACRIFICE For Sale—Good six room house, large lot, gas, electric light, bath, large barn; good rental or nice house dirt cheap. Price $1,450. Address 913 So. Broadway, Los Angeles. Get your tickets for the chamber of commerce banquet, Jan. 29. Stern & Goodman begin their yearly inventory sale Saturday, Jan. 9, 1909. Read their price circulars. Get your tickets for the chamber of commerce banquet, Jan. 29. For Sale—$100 bond in Lucore piano company of Los Angeles, for sale cheap. Good for $100 on any piano. For information call up Sunset Sub. 827. For novelties in Chinaware see A. Nagel. For Sale—200 cords red willow wood, $5 in field or $7 delivered in Anaheim. R. C. Howe, R.D. 5, Santa Ana, or Sunset phone red 2245. If you will only try our coal you will use no other. Duckworth & Short. UNCLAIMED LETTERS Mrs. Jno. Hawkins, Frank Backs, R. H. Cavanaugh, Carmel de Serano, A. Bittner, Mrs. L. C. Burns, A.. L. Price, Mrs. Ishom, J. A. Janes, E. Sandoral, Mrs. Clarence Kee, Kate Sandersfield, Raymond E. Smith, H. S. Tehunbach, W. A. Ramsey. Get Peter Weber to do your penter work. He is permanent here and will do first work to build up a custom 30 years experience. All works anteed. Try him. Home phone. Dr. Boege was in Los Angles Tuesday attending the regularly meeting of the Los Angeles dental association. Skinner & Dickenson report following sales of automobiles: A. Franz, Reo touring car; Robb, Baby Reo; Sampson of Santa Ana, Reo touring of Gobar of Fullerton, Kissel wister; Geo. A. Millis cf Fuller Baby Reo. Fayette Lewis, Dave Christie Dickel, Charley Schindler and Hagar return to Berkeley the week to resume their stu the university, after spending holidays with their parents. Texas has been reveling heim oranges during and six holidays. Mr. Banker shil carloads of Christmas fruit Citrus Union to San Antonio fancy prices were received. E. K. Collins is here from Jose purchasing oranges, which shipped to that city and re Happy new year, E. K. Miss Hanlan of Canada, w spending the winter in Pasadena a guest this week of Mr. an Armstrong. Miss Catherine Backs of Los les spent the holidays with hents in this city. The local aerie of Eagles ed officers on M onday event Hear that story about Tausch? Great, isn't it? The Merchants Association nesday evening adopted strong lutions protesting against the freight rates which were putfect Jan. 1st by the railroads.of the resolutions will be for to the state executive commi San Francisco, where headdo have been established for fight rate advanced which is from per cent increase over the old and means that California s must dig up about $10,000,00 each year for moving their cre commercial bodies in the state adopted similar resolutions a fight will be carried to the int commerce commission and to tional legislatures to have th rates set aside. UNCLAIMED LETTERS Mrs. Jno. Hawkins, Frank Backs, R. H. Cavanaugh, Carmel de Serano, A. Bittner, Mrs. L. C. Burns, A. L. Price, Mrs. Ishom, J. A. Janes, E. Sandoral, Mrs. Clarence Kee, Kate Sandersfield, Raymond E. Smith, H. S. Tehunbach, W. A. Ramsey. A CROWNING FEATURE that reflects credit on this bank is that our depositors' bank books show good balances. It's because we have a thrifty lot of business men who are our patrons. BANK HERE and you'll be in good company. When you require a loan it will be made on favorable terms. If the bank to bank at, and we'd like your account W. M. Rose who since the establishment of H. H. Gardner & Co. has been manager of the firm's business here, leaves shortly for Tulare, where he will go into business. Mr. Rose has made an enviable record during his residence here as a reliable and conservative man, the esteem in which he is held being exhibited in his election a year ago as a member of the directors of the chamber of commerce. He takes with him in his new field of endeavor the best wishes of a host of friends for his continued success. G. W. Temple of Seattle, who is spending the winter with his wife in Los Angeles, was in town on Monday, a guest of Capt. Barr. He was here a year ago, previous to which time he had not seen Capt. Barr in 29 years. Alfred and Oscar Heying departed on Monday morning for San Francisco, after spending the holidays with their parents here. They are engaged in the pharmacy business in the northern metropolis. Damon Snodgrass is sowing forty acres to barley in the west country. He looks for an abundance of rain and expects to harvest a fine crop. Good luck, Damon! Will Duckworth has been on the sick list the past week with tonsillitis, his throat having had to be lanced nine times. He is recovering and is able to be out again. F. C. Spencer was called to Santa Ana on Monday by the Gelderman insolvency proceedings, in which he is interested in his capacity as attorney. R. H. Gilman was in town on Monday from Pasadena. He thinks of making another trip to his mine in Holcomb valley next week. Ed Marion who has been visiting his sister, Mrs. Johnson, at The Needles, during the holidays returned home Sunday evening. Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Bullard and their little son were here from Los Angeles on Sunday, guests of relatives. Weber to do your cark. He is permanently lo and will do first class build up a custom. Over experience. All work guar y him. Home phone 1392. We was in Los Angeles on extending the regular month of the Los Angeles coun-association. Dickenson report the sales of automobiles: W. Reo touring car; Chas. Reo; Sampson Edwards nna, Reo touring car; Dr. Fullerton, Kissel 40 road-A. Mills cf Fullerton, a Lewis, Dave Christen, Ted Harley Schindler and George arr. to Berkeley the end of no resume their studies at city, after spending with their parents here. been reveling in Ana-ages during and since the Mr. Banker shipped 20 Christmas fruit for the town to San Antonio, where were received. is here from San casing oranges, which are that city and repacked. year, E. K. lan of Canada, who is the winter in Pasadena,was week of Mr. and Mrs. Backs of Los Ange- ne holidays with her par- city. aerie of Eagles install- onM onday evening. story about Frank great, isn't it? Association Wed- ning adopted strong reso- resting against the new which were put into ef- t by the railroads. A copy solutions will be forwarded by the executive committee in disco, where headquarters established for fighting the ed which is from 10 to 20 increase over the old tariff, that California shippers up about $10,000,000 extra for moving their crops. All bodies in the state have similar resolutions and the carried to the interstate commission and to the na-atures to have the new inside. R. H. Gilman was in town on Mon- day from Pasadena. He thinks of making another trip to his mine in Holcomb valley next week. Ed Marion who has been visiting his sister, Mrs. Johnson, at The Needles, during the holidays returned home Sunday evening. Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Bullard and their little son were here from Los Angeles on Sunday, guests of relatives. John Hanna, came in from Mira-flores the first of the week to trans- act business and meet with old friends. Bird Beebe was in Los Angeles on Monday buying new goods. Dr.Granville Pollel and family of Los Angeles were New Year's guests of Dr. and Mrs. Beebe. W. F. Coulter Jr. of Fullerton was in town on a business mission a day or two ago. The public library has been moved to the new Carnegie building, where Mr. Armstrong has assumed his duties as librarian. Charles Perkins of New York was in the city on Tuesday, a guest of J. B. Rea. Mr. Perkins has in contemplation the erection of a sugar factory in the Imperial valley. The Hill sisters are repapering and repainting the interior of their millinery store. The interior will be white and dark green in coloring and produces a very handsome effect. Jake Vetter and Charley Thompson were given sentences of ninety days in the county jail for disturbing the peace by Judge Howard. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wallop and Mr. andM rs. Hatzfeld spent New Year's day with friends in Los Angeles. Mrs. Beebe had as visitors this week Dr. Sharpe of Santa Ana and Miss Anna Jones of Los Angeles. T. A. Morrison of South Pasadena visited at the home of Mr. McLauchlin the past week. Mrs. F. M. Walter is making heavy shipments of lettuce, parsley and mint daily by express. Mrs. A. M. Danbery of Ripley, O., has arrived to spend the winter with her sister, Mrs. John Resh. W. W. Perkins of El Modena last week shipped 200,000 rose plants for planting at his Kern county nurseries. W. S. Taylor and George Probasco were in town yesterday from Beatty, Nev. District Attorney Davis has given notice to every gun club with land interested in his capacity as attorney. R. H. Gilman was in town on Mon- day from Pasadena. He thinks of making another trip to his mine in Holcomb valley next week. Ed Marion who has been visiting his sister, Mrs. Johnson, at The Needles, during the holidays returned home Sunday evening. Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Bullard and their little son were here from Los Angeles on Sunday, guests of relatives. John Hanna, came in from Mira-flores the first of the week to trans- act business and meet with old friends. Bird Beebe was in Los Angeles on Monday buying new goods. Dr.Granville Pollel and family of Los Angeles were New Year's guests of Dr. and Mrs. Beebe. W.F.Coulter Jr.of Fullerton was in town on a business mission a day or two ago. The public library has been moved to the new Carnegie building, where Mr. Armstrong has assumed his duties as librarian. Charles Perkins of New York was in the city on Tuesday, a guest of J.B.Rea.Mr.Perkins has in contemplation the erection of a sugar factory in the Imperial valley. The Hill sisters are repapering and repainting the interior of their millinery store.The interior will be white and dark green in coloring and produces a very handsome effect. Jake Vetter and Charley Thompson were given sentences of ninety days in the county jail for disturbing the peace by Judge Howard. Mr. and Mrs.J.W.WallopandMr.Mrs.HatzfeldspentNewYear'sdaywithfriendsinLosAngeles. Mrs.BeebehadasvisitorsthisweekDr.SharpeofSantaAnaandMissAnnaJonesofLosAngeles. T.A.MorrisonofSouthPasadenavisitedatthehomeofMr.McLauchlinthepastweek. Mrs.F.M.Walterismakingheavyshipmentsoffettuce,parsleyandmintdailybyexpress. Mrs.A.M.DanberyofRipley.O.,hasarrivedtospendthewinterwithhersister,Mrs.JohnResh. W.W.PerkinsofElModenalastweekshipped200,000roseplantforplantingathisKerncountynurseries. W.S.TaylorandGeorgeProbacoareintownyesterdayfromBeatty,Nev. DistrictAttorneyDavishasgivennoticetoeverygunclubwithlandinterestedinhiscapacityasattorney.R.H.Gilmanwasin townonMondayfromPasadena。他 thinksofmakinganothertriptohismineinHolcombvalleynextweek.EdMarionwhohasbeenvisitinghis sister,Mrs.J.H.BullardandtheirlittlesonwereherefromLosAngelesonSunday,guestsofrelatives.JohnHanna,cameinfromMira-floresthefirstoftheweektotransactbusinessandmeetwitholdfriends.BirdBeebewasinLosAngelesonMondaybuyingnewgoods.Dr.GranvillePollelandfamilyofLosAngeleswereNewYear'sguestsofDr,andMrs.Beebe.W.F.Coulterjr.ofFullertonwasin townonabusinessmissionadayortwoago.ThepubliclibraryhasbeenmovedtothenewCarnegiebuildingwhereMr.Amstronghasassumedhisduitiesaslibrarian.CharlesPerkinsofNewYorkwasinthecityontuesday,a guestofJ.B.Rea.Mr.Perkinshasincontemplationtheerectionofa sugarfactoryintheImperialvalley.TheHillsistersarerepaperingandrepaintingtheinteriorofthemillinerystore.Theinteriervillewillbewhiteanddarkgreenincoloringandproducesaveryhandsomeeffect.JakeVetterandCharleyThompsonweregivensentencesofninetydaysinthecountyjailfordistribuingthepeacebyJudgeHowardMr和Mrs.J.W.Wallop和Mr和Mrs.HatzfeldspentNewYear'sdaywithfriendsinLosAngeles.Mrs.BeebehadasvisitorsthisweekDr.SharpeofSantaAnaandMissAnnaJonesofLosAngeles.T.A.MorrisonofSouthPasadenavisitedatthehomeofMr.McLauchlinthepastweek.Mrs.F.M.Walterismakingheavyshipmentsoffettuce,parsleyandmintdailybyexpress.Mrs.A.M.DanberyofRipley.O.,hasarrivedtospendthewinterwithhersister,Mrs.JohnResh.W.W.PerkinsofElModenalastweekshipping200,000roseplantforplantingathisKerncountynurseries.W.S.TaylorandGeorgeProbacoareintownyesterdayfromBeatty,Nev.DistrictAttorneyDavishasgivennoticetoeverygunclubwithlandinterestedinhiscapacityasattorney.R.H.Gilmanwasin townonMondayfromPasadena.他 thinksofmakinganothertriptohismineinHolcombvalley.nextweekDr.SharpeofSantaAnaandMissAnnaJonesofLosAngeles.wereNewYear'sguestsofDr,andMrs.Beebe.W.F.Coulterjr.ofFullertonwasin townonabusinessmissionadayortwoago.ThepubliclibraryhasbeenmovedtothenewCarnegiebuildingwhereMr.Amstronghasassumedhisduitiesaslibrarian.CharlesPerkinsofNewYorkwasinthecityontuesday,a guestofJ.B.Rea.Mr.Perkinshasincontemplationtheerectionofa sugarfactoryintheImperialvalley.TheHillsistersarerepaperingandrepaintingtheinteriervillewillbe白色anddarkgreenincoloringandproducesaveryhandsomeeffect.JakeVetterandCharleyThompsonweregivensentencesofninetydaysinthecountyjailfordistriburingthepeacebyJudgeHowardMr和Mrs.J.W.Wallop和Mr和Mrs.HatzfeldspentNewYear'sdaywithfriendsinLosAngeles.Mrs.BeebehadasvisitorsthisweekDr.SharpeofSantaAnaandMissAnnaJonesofLosAngeles.T.A.MorrisonofSouthPasadenavisitedatthehomeofMr.McLauchlinthepastweek.Mrs.F.M.Walterismakingheavyshipmentsoffettuce,parsleyandmintdailybyexpress.Mrs.A.M.DanberyofRipley.O.,hasarrivedtospendthewinterwithhersister,Mrs.JohnResh.W.W.PerkinsofElModenalastweekshipping200,000roseplantforplantingathisKerncountynurseries.W.S.TaylorandGeorgeProbacoareintownyesterdayfromBeatty,Nev.DistrictAttorneyDavishasgivennoticetoeverygunclubwithlandinterestedinhiscapacityasattorney.R.H.Gilmanwasin townonMondayfromPasadena.他 thinksofmakinganothertriptohismineinHolcombvalley.nextweekDr.SharpeofSantaAnaandMissAnnaJonesofLosAngeles.wereNewYear'sguestsOfDr,andMrs.Beebe.W.F.Coulterjr.ofFullertonwasin townonabusinessmissionadayortwoago.ThepubliclibraryhasbeenmovedtothenewCarnegiebuildingwhereMr.Amstronghasassumedhisduitiesaslibrarian.CharlesPerkinsofNewYorkwasinthecityontuesday,a guestofJ.B.Rea.Mr.Perkinshasincontemplationtheerectionofa sugarfactoryintheImperialvalley.TheHillsistersarerepaperingandrepaintingtheinteriervillewillbe白色anddarkgreenincoloringandproducesaveryhandsomeeffect.JakeVetterandCharleyThompsonweregivensentencesofninetydaysinthecountyjailfordistriburingthepeacebyJudgeHowardMr和Mrs.J.W.Wallop和Mr和Mrs.HatzfeldspentNewYear'sdaywithfriendsinLosAngeles.Mrs.BeebehadasvisitorsthisweekDr.SharpeofSantaAnaandMissAnnaJonesofLosAngeles.T.A.MorrisonofSouthPasadenavisitedatthehomeofMr.McLauchlinthepastweek.Mrs.F.M.Walterismakingheavyshipmentsoffettuce,parsleyandmintdailybyexpress.Mrs.A.M.DanberyofRipley.O.,hasarrivedtospendthewinterwithhersister,Mrs.JohnResh.W.W.PerkinsofElModenalastweekshipping200,000roseplantforplantingathisKerncountynurseries.W.S.TaylorandGeorgeProbacoareintownyesterdayfromBeatty,Nev.DistrictAttorneyDavishasgivennoticetoeverygunclubwithlandinterestedinhiscapacityasattorney.R.H.Gilmanwasin townonMondayfromPasadena.她 thinksofmakinganothertriptohismineinHolcombvalley.nextweekDr.SharpeofSantaAnaandMissAnnaJonesofLosAngeles.wereNewYear'sguestsOfDr,andMrs.Beebe.W.F.Coulterjr.ofFullertonwasin townonabusinessmissionadayortwoago.ThepubliclibraryhasbeenmovedtothenewCarnegiebuildingwhereMr.Amstronghasassumedhisduitiesaslibrarian.CharlesPerkinsofNewYorkwasinthecityontuesday,a guestofJ.B.Rea.Mr.Perkinshasincontemplationtheerectionofa sugarfactoryintheImperialvalley.TheHillsistersarerepaperingandrepaintingtheinteriervillewillbe白色anddarkgreenincoloringandproducesaveryhandsomeeffect.JakeVetterandCharleyThompsonweregivensentencesofninetydaysinthecountyjailfordistriburingthepeacebyJudgeHowardMr和Mrs.J.W.Wallop和Mr和Mrs.HatzfeldspentNewYear'sdaywithfriendsinLosAngeles.Mrs.BeebehadasvisitorsthisweekDr.SharpeofSantaAnaandMissAnnaJonesofLosAngeles.T.A.MorrisonofSouthPasadenavisitedatthehomeofMr.McLauchlinthepastweek.Mrs.F.M.Walteris Makingheavyshipmentsoffettuce,parsleyandmintdailybyexpress.Mrs.A.M.DanberyofRipley.O.,hasarrivedtospendthewinterwithhersister,Mrs.JohnResh.W.W.PerkinsofElModenalastweekshipping200,000roseplantforplantingathisKerncountynurseries.W.S.TaylorandGeorgeProbacoareintownyesterdayfromBeatty,Nev.DistrictAttorneyDavishasgivennoticetoeverygunclubwithlandinterestedinhiscapacityasattorney.R.H.Gilmanwasin townonMondayfromPasadena.她 thinksofmakinganothertriptohismineinHolcombvalley.nextweekDr.SharpeofSantaAnaandMissAnnaJonesofLosAngeles.wereNewYear'sguestsOfDr,andMrs.Beebe.W.F.Coulterjr.ofFullertonwasin townonabusinessmissionadayortwoago.ThepubliclibraryhasbeenmovedtothenewCarnegiebuildingwhereMr.Amstronghasassumedhisduitiesaslibrarian.CharlesPerkinsofNewYorkwasinthecityontuesday,a guestofJ.B.Rea.Mr.Perkinshasincontemplationtheerectionofa sugarfactoryintheImperialvalley.TheHillsistersarerepaperingandrepaintingtheinteriervillewillbe白色anddarkgreenincoloringandproducesaveryhandsomeeffect.JakeVetterandCharleyThompsonweregivensentences ofninetydays in thecountyjailfordistriburing thepeace byJudgeHowardMr和Mrs.J.W.Wallop和Mr和Mrs.HatzfeldspentNewYear'sdaywithfriends in LosAngeles.Mrs.Beebehadasvisitors this weekDr.Sharpe of SantaAna and Miss Anna Jones of Los Angeles T.A.Morrison of South Pasadena visited at the home of Mr McLauchlin the past week Mrs.F.M.Walter is making heavy shipment soffettuce parsley and mint daily by express Mrs.A.M.Danbery of Ripley O., has arrived to spend the winter with her sister Mrs.John Resh W.W.Perkins of El Modena last week shipping 200,000 rose plants for planting at his Kern county nursery W.S.Taylor and George Probaco are in town yesterday from Beatty Nev See window for ductions on Overcoats and plain figures Ahlborr Mrs. A. M. Danbery of Ripley, O., has arrived to spend the winter with her sister, Mrs. John Resh. W. W. Perkins of El Modena last week shipped 200,000 rose plants for planting at his Kern county nurseries. W. S. Taylor and George Probasco were in town yesterday from Beatty, Nev. District Attorney Davis has given notice to every gun club with land in the county that unless the law regulating the flow of artesian wells is strictly obeyed, he will enforce the ordinance. Under this law all artesian wells must be equipped with a device to regulate the flow, and any one allowing water to go to waste is deemed guilty of a misdemeanor. It is reported that at several hundred wells the law was violated. TRAVEL SECTION The Travel Section of the Ebell club met on Dec. 12th at the residence of Mrs. Dutton. The meeting was called to order by the leader, Mrs. Spencer. Roll call answered by facts concerning Jerusalem. Mrs. Rehwoldt was appointed critic. After a brief business meeting in which Mrs. Spencer and Miss Hayler were re-elected as leader and secretary respectively for the coming year, the following program was rendered. Approach to Jerusalem, Miss Hayler; Comparison of Jerusalem with other countries, Mrs. Storm; Dorcos, Miss Zeyn; Lepers of Jerusalem, Mrs. Pearson; Via de la Rosa, Mrs. Storm; Area and Mosque of Omar, Mrs. Spencer; Church of the Holy Sepulcher, Mrs. Rehwoldt; Celebration of Easter, Mrs. Dutton. Reading of lecture on Jerusalem continued by Mrs. Rehwoldt, and Miss Rehwoldt and finished by Mrs. Pearson. The club adjourned to meet on Jan. 9th at 2:30 p.m., at the residence of Mrs. Spake. Roll call to be answered with facts concerning Egypt, the next country to be studied. SPECIAL OFFER ON FINE CLOTHING For the beginning of the New Year, you will likely need a nice Suit of Clothes. Now we give an opportunity to select from our entire stock of Michael Stern & Company's fine clothing, any at the following astonishingly low prices: Any $20.00 to $25.00 suit, $15.00 Any 16.50 to 18.50 suit, 12.00 Any 11.50 to 15.00 suit, 9.50 These are all fresh goods in latest styles and patterns, but we need the room for incoming ck. Boys' Suits and Men's and Boys' Overts at Closing Out Prices. FISHER & FALKENSTEIN GENERAL MACHINIST.... Gasoline Pumping Plants installed and repaired. Windmills, Tanks and Pipe Fittings. Los Angeles St. Aheim, Cal. F. W. REED GENERAL MACHINIST.... Gasoline Pumping Plants installed and repaired. Windmills, Tanks and Pipe Fittings. Los Angeles St. Halheim, Cal. F. W. REED CHARLOTTE ADAMS CORNEILLE Voice Builder (Marchesi Method) RES ST. Piano Phone Main 1293 New Millinery Having purchased the entire Millinery stock of Asher & Falkenstein we wish to announce that we will close out our Fall Hats and materials at best prices to make room for our large stock of Spring MilliIt is our aim to please our customers in the same way as & Falkenstein have done for many seasons past, giving best materials and workmanship at lowest prices. We kindly you to see us in our rooms in the Chamber of Commerce Angeles St. Halheim, Cal. Gade's Millinery Midwinter Clearance Sale In order to make room for our Spring Stock we are endeavoring to out at reduced prices our entire line of wool Dress Goods, FlanBlankets, Outing Flannels and Wool Underwear. Plaids 22c to 31c per yard Cashmeres 36c to 45c per yard Striped Wool Novelties 59c per yard 44-in. heavy Serges, all colors, $1.12 per yd. Wool Flannels, all colors, 22c per yd. and up see our windows for prices. Everything this season goods. Reons on Overcoats and Cravanette Coats. Everything marked in figures. hlborn & Raymond's Striped Wool Novelties 59c per yard 44-in. heavy Serges, all colors, $1.12 per yd. Wool Flannels, all colors, 22c per yd. and up see our windows for prices. Everything this season goods. Reasons on Overcoats and Cravanette Coats. Everything marked in figures. Hlborn & Raymond's DEPARTMENT STORE It matters not your horse’s shape, His color or his size— We’ll fit him well, with harness swell To match his coat and eyes. Wh and Spurgeon ets, Santa Ana WM. F. LUTZ CO. Security Picking Ladder Something New and Different Ready for your inspection at Killer’s Hardware Store