anaheim-gazette 1909-03-11

NEWS AND BUSINESS Dr. Wiley, Veterinary, Fullerton. 1 Have some nice Pasadena property to exchange for Anaheim residence up to $4000. H. Vossbeck. Potato Dip at Mullinix's. Full-blooded White Rock chickens for sale. First door north of German Methodist church. C. S. Auten. See E. C. Litten for your baggage transfer. Call him up at Sunset main 1481. For sale: A 7 room house with 4 large lots on fine corner close in, beautiful grounds, for only $3500, or will exchange for smaller residence. H. Vossbeck. Watches well repaired at Dietrich's. Potato Dip at Mullinix. You will find all kinds of chicken supplies at Duckworth & Shor's. For Sale—Harvest King, Burbank, Blush, Peerless and Early Rose seed potatoes. Tim Carroll, West Anaheim, Cal. Sunset phone Main 413. Potato Dip at Mullinix's. For novelties in Chinaware see A. Nagel. During this fine weather the farmer should get busy. Beebe-Weisel Co. carry the best line of farm implements. The Ford Motor Car is cheap enough for the man of moderate means and strong enough for good hard service. See it at Beebe-Weisel Co. For sale or rent, a six-room modern cottage with large lot. Best location. Apply to Otto Storm, at First National bank. feb4tf Potato Dip at Mullinix. The Benicia Reversible Disc plow will revolutionize plowing on level and hilly ground. See them demonstrated at Wickersheim's, Fullerton. Walnut, peach, plum, apricot, apple, pear, gum trees and roses. Figs, budded loquats and lemon trees. A. A. Mills, Anaheim, corner North and Los Angeles sts. jan28-2m Second anniversary sale at Q. R. Store. See the big cake in the window. In the are concealed three tickets lucky finder gets a prize. For the best quality of Grain see Duckworth & Short. See our large line of Cutlery Nagel. Have some nice Santa Monterry to exchange for small near Anaheim value $3500. Molasses $1.50 per barrel Alamitos Sugar Factory. Page and Henney buggies are dard the world over. A bright stock at the Wickersheim Im Co., Fullerton. If you will only try our will use no other. Duckworth Short. How about a Fertilizer Drink in at Wickersheim's, Fullerton see on display the best the affords. The S. Q. R. Store is celebr its second anniversary. Come get a piece of birthday cake Saturday. Another large sale of boots and shoes, hats and coats, skirts and notions, all moved from Central store, owned by Max Horwitz. Trend reductions are being made date shoes. New clean stock & Goodman. Mrs. Mosseman is here from Angeles, a guest of Mr. and L. Lewis. A Feast of Bargains at the R. Store. It is their second versary. Read the new advertisement Mrs. A. H. Anderson, the new iner. W. D. Thompson went to county on Tuesday to look ducements to buy land. He absent several days. F. C. Spencer was in Los on Monday evening attentive ern cottage with large lot. Best location. Apply to Otto Storm, at First National bank. feb4tf Potato Dip at Mullinix. The Benicia Reversible Disc plow will revolutionize plowing on level and hilly ground. See them demonstrated at Wickersheim's, Fullerton. Walnut, peach, plum, apricot, apple, pear, gum trees and roses. Figs, budded loquats and lemon trees. A. A. Mills, Anaheim, corner North and Los Angeles sts. jan28-2m MOLASSES for horses, cows and pigs $1.50 per barrel at Los Alamitos Sugar Company. Theo. Ford, grower of Ford's soft shell walnut trees, 2½ miles west of Orange, Anaheim road. Orange, Cal. Sunset phone 494. P.O. address, R. F. D. No. 2. jan21tf Dietrich, jeweler and optician, Anaheim. For Havilland China see A. Nagel. Fireless cookers at Dickel's. Potato Dip at Mullinix's. Stop and get a Portable Lamp from $3.00 to $6.00 at A. Nagel's. Come and see the Ideal Lamps at Dickel's. Fountain pens from 75c to $5, at Dickel's. High-class Barred Plymouth Rocks. Eggs for hatching and grand Cockerels for sale. JAS. FULLERTON, Orange, Cal. Theo. Ford, grower of Ford's soft shell walnut trees, 2½ miles west of Orange, Anaheim road. Orange, Calif Sunset phone 494. P.O. address, R. F. D. No. 2. jan21tf Potato Dip at Mullinix. 6-room modern house close in, in Los Angeles, to exchange for land near Anaheim, value $4500. H. Vossbeck. The Birdsell wagon is unsurpassed for strength, lightness of draft, and durability. In all sizes at Wickersheim Implement Co., Fullerton. For sale or trade: Easy terms—5 acres close in, 4 room California house, good well. Will trade for a lot or house and lot. L. B. Pruitt, cor. Melrose and Broadway. Phone Main 861. jan21tf For Sale—14 dozen White and Brown Leghorn pullets, all extra fine. Just started to lay; also one 504 Jubilee incubator. A good start for somebody. N. Roy, South St., second house west of Lemon. Sunset phone Main 191. Potato Dip at Mullinix's. Angeles, a guest of Mr. and Mrs. L. Lewis. A Feast of Bargains at the R. Store. It is their second versary. Read the new advertisement Mrs. A. H. Anderson, the nextiner. W. D. Thompson went to county on Tuesday to look for ducements to buy land. He absent several days. F. C. Spencer was in Los Angeles on Monday evening, attend meeting of the Odd Fellows which the grand master prede Allan Knapp was in town tella the first of the week, rickets prospering out his way. John Hanna and his daughter Hagar, were in the city on from Miraflores. Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Lewis their daughter, Miss Coral Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lewis of na and Mrs. Warth of Clim mother of the latter, were given Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. A. L They drove down from Passa autos, and after spending an able day returned in the even James Wilkie of this city week admitted to citizenship Wilkie is a native of Canada renounces his allegiance to Kward. He is a desirable citizen has lived here a number of y L. H. Wilcox and mother o yesterday for Medford, Or they will take up their residency Wilcox has disposed of his southwest of this city to J. A recently from Montana The nature of these good people noted with regret, they having many warm friends during the idence of several years past are relatives of the poet Eller Wilcox, and go north Mrs. Wilcox's daughter who year married here and remit the northern state They w vicients of many well-wishes part of friends for their future fare. NEW MILLINERY STORE 118 So. Los Angeles St., A Mrs. A. H. Andersen wishe nounce to the ladies of Anahe vicinity the opening of her Spring Millinery March 15 way of advertising her business ish hats and reasonable price sell at one half their value, tiffully trimmed hats as follow Ten $20 hats at $10 each; hats at $7.50; ten $10 hats ten $7.50 hats at $3.75; ten at $2.50; ten $2.50 hats at $1 house, good well. Will trade for a lot or house and lot. L. B. Pruitt, cor. Melrose and Broadway. Phone Main 861. jan21tf For Sale—14 dozen White and Brown Leghorn pullets, all extra fine. Just started to lay; also one 504 Jubilee incubator. A good start for somebody. N. Roy, South St., second house west of Lemon. Sunset phone Main 191. Potato Dip at Mullinix's. All kinds of street and ornamental trees, Cypress, Guavas and Ferns. Also a large stock of the leading varieties of Eucalyptus. We can furnish Palm and other Ornamental Trees eight feet high, which add greatly to the value of a place as soon as planted. THE ANAHEIM EVERGREEN NURSERIES, Tim, Carroll, Prop. Nurseries located 200 yards west of West Anaheim station (S.P.R.R.) Sunset phone Main 413. feb11 SECURE YOUR MONTH by putting it in a safe place. We can't advise better than to ask you to deposit with the German-American Bank. Your bank book will show you have it "nailed down" in a secure place. Keep adding to your first deposit, as that's the road to wealth. The time to commence is now. The German-American Bank anniversary sale at the S. store. See the big birthday the window. In this cake called three tickets, the or gets a prize. best quality of Hay and Duckworth & Short. large line of Cutlery. A. nice Santa Monica proexchange for small tract heim value $3500. H. Voss- $1.50 per barrel at Los sugar Factory. Henney buggies are stanworld over. A bright fresh the Wickersheim Implement ton. will only try our coal you no other. Duckworth & but a Fertilizer Drill? Drop kersheim's, Fullerton, and play the best the market Q. R. Store is celebrating anniversary. Come in and take of birthday cake next large sale of clothing, shoes, hats and caps, dry tips and notions, all will be in Central store, formerly Max Horwitz. Tremendous are being made. Up-toNew clean stock. Stern seman is here from Los guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. of Bargains at the S. Q. It is their second anninew advertisement of Anderson, the new mill Thompson went to Kern Tuesday to look over into buy land. He will be eral days. encer was in Los Angeles evening attending a W. G. Mason has purchased the Marden place in the West End. Victor Browning came in from Brookshurst on Monday to attend to various business matters. A. A. Mills and George M. Ross were business visitors in Los Angles on Saturday. W. H: Blennerhassett was in town from Los Angeles on Friday, a guest of J. B. Rea. H. Deutsch was a business visitor in town on Saturday from Los Angles. Mrs. Raymond and Miss Raymond of Chicago arrived this week, and will make their home with Capt. and Mrs. Ahlborn. Mrs. Josephine E. Butler of St. James' Park, Los Angeles, is spending the week with Mrs. Browning. Frank Tausch has been appointed by Major Vestal battalion sergeant major of the Seventh regiment. An honor worthily bestowed and one which the appointee is eminently qualified to fill. Twenty-one Sunset telephones on South Los Angeles street, carrying the main line to Santa Ana, are being set back to admit of the construction of a cement curbing. Mrs. Weinberger and daughter, Miss Rose Weinberger, returned on Saturday from Iowa, whither they went some weeks ago accompanying the body of the late Wm. Wein伯ger. The remains were interred in the family burial plot at the old Home. Jacob Witmer of Fullerton contemplates moving to Anaheim with his family in the near future, and will take up his residence in his recently purchased home east of the highschool. Sylvain Cahen was in town from Los Angeles on Thursday. He has been employed as traveling salesman for the wholesale house in which his father was interested, but since the death of that gentleman has given his attention to details in the store. W. A. Hann and family have taken possession of the Wilcox ranch south- of Bargains at the S. Q. It is their second anniThompson went to Kern Tuesday to look over into buy land. He will be general days. encer was in Los Angeles evening, attending a the Odd Fellows lodge at grand master presided. app was in town from Kaerst of the week, reporting opening out his way. ana and his daughter,Mrs. be in the city on Monday lores. Mrs. L. F. Lewis and hatter, Miss Cora Lewis, mrs. Fred Lewis of Pasaderws, Warth of Cincinnati, the latter, were guests on Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Lewis. down from Pasadena in after spending an enjoyreturned in the evening. killie of this city was this settled to citizenship. Mr. a native of Canada, and his allegiance to King Edis a desirable citizen and were a number of years. calco and mother departed for Medford, Or., where take up their residence. Mr. disposed of his ranch of this city to J. A. Bishop, from Montana. The deparese good people will be regret, they having made friends during their reseveral years past. They of the poet Ella Whee- ,and go north to join daughter who was last here and removed to state. They were remany well-wishes on the bonds for their future wel- MILLINERY STORE Los Angeles St., Anaheim. H. Anderson wishes to anthe ladies of Anaheim and the opening of her new minery March 15, and by artising her business, styliand reasonable prices, will half their value, 70 beamehed hats as follows: hats at $10 each; ten $15 $50; ten $10 hats at $5; hats at $3.75; ten $5 hats in $2.50 hats at $1.25; ten plates moving to Anaheim with his family in the near future, and will take up his residence in his recently purchased home east of the highschool. Sylvain Cahen was in town from Los Angeles on Thursday. He has been employed as traveling salesman for the wholesale house in which his father was interested, but since the death of that gentleman has given his attention to details in the store. W. A. Hann and family have taken possession of the Wilcox ranch southwest of town. The new arrivals are from Montana, and after spending sometime in Southern California looking for a favorable location determed that this section offered greater inducements than any other, and accordingly they decided to cast their lot here. Dr. Bryant of Los Angeles who was called here on Wednesday night of last week to perform a surgical operation upon Mrs. Kellenberger, was met at Garden Grove by E. E. Angell in an auto and driven hither, arriving about 11 o'clock. After perforning the operation the Doctor was driven back to Los Angeles by Mr. Angell, who returned home at 4 o'clock on Thursday morning. The congregation of Grace Evangelical church has purchased a lot 100x120 at the corner of Emily and Sycamore streets, and will in the near future begin the erection of a church edifice. The pastor, Rev. Ludwig G. Jacobs, says the building fund is ample for the erection of a commodious edifice, and that the structure will be a credit to the northern part of the county. F. W. Hartman, owner of the opera house building, has awarded contract to Tedford & Newman for extensive repairs and alterations to the building. A new stairway will be construc­ted and a new flooring of hard wood laid. Alterations will be made on the stage and dressing rooms, and new opera chairs installed. The im­provements will cost $2000. The following directors of the Odd Fellows' building association have been chosen to serve the ensuing year: Wm. Schumacher, Max Boege, Fritz A. Yungbluth, F. C. Spencer, Frank Gates. The directors then elec­ted the following officers: Wm. Schumacher, president; Max Boege, vice president; F. C. Spencer, secretary; F. A. Yungbluth, treasurer. The association has just declared a 6 per cent dividend. The members of the Four Four whist club were entertained Wednes­day evening by Hugo Strodthoff at his home on North Lemon street. Miss Zeus and Welborn Wallop were Los Angeles St., Anaheim. Anderson wishes to announce the ladies of Anaheim and the opening of her newinery March 15, and by sortling her business, stylish reasonable prices, will half their value, 70 beau-med hats as follows: hats at $10 each; ten $15.50; ten $10 hats at $5; hats at $3.75; ten $5 hats at $2.50 hats at $1.25; ten at 63c. March 15, ending Saturday, March 20. On Saturday, March live to each lady purchaser or $3.50 or up, a beautiful direct from the east, there-sell as low as the lowest, satisfaction in work and have had years of experi-lently solicit your patron-A. H. Anderson, 118 South St., Anaheim. The members of the Four Four whist club were entertained Wednesday evening by Hugo Strodthoff at his home on North Lemon street. Miss Zeus and Welborn Wallop were winners of prizes. The next meeting of the club will be held at the home of Welborn Wallop. Schindler & Robertson have a force of mechanics at work upon the new headquarters office of the Anaheim Union Water company. The building will be of brick, one story high, of substantial design, having a handsome plate-glass front, and will be 30x133 feet. It will be ready for occupancy in three months. Frank C. Horstman has filed suit for divorce from Mabel E. Hbrstman, wife, on the ground of desertion. Plaintiff alleges that he and defendant were married in Denver in 1888 and that subsequently he and his wife went to reside at Leadville, where he became ill and went to a certain health resort in Colorado and that his wife took advantage of his temporary absence and left him for parts unknown and he has never seen her since. E. L. Olmstead has sold 1770 acres of land belonging to himself, situated in the San Fernando valley, to the United Powder company, which will erect works for manufacturing giant powder. The company will make an investment of $100,000 and will immediately begin the construction of necessary buildings. Mr. Olmstead has purchased the interest of his partner, G. J. Stock, in the realty business, and will in future conduct the business at the old stand. Mr. Stock will give his personal attention to his ranch holdings at the west end. Mr. Neff goes to El Mezto to join the Demonstration that started out from Los Anterday. He will accompany as far as Riverside and places, and will address me on walnuts. Mr. Neff has the work of topgrafting 19 walnut trees. With four illarly treated last year this acres of his orchard provi-new tops. Last season's doing well, and give even of developing into thrifty. We save you 40 cents on lar. We have bought the ex- of Max Horwitz of Central place the same on sale a-on a dollar. Stern & Goods Snappy Clothes There's plenty of "go" in the clothes made to your individual measure by Strauss Brothers, Master Tailors, Chicago. The vim and snap are due to two things—the pattern of the cloth and the style cut and sewed into the clothes. Just drop around to our store and look over our extensive collection of the season's most artistic weaves. You'll be welcome whether you order or not. Wm. Falkenstein Exclusive local dealer for We take pleasure in announcing our We take pleasure in announcing our Spring Opening.... Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Mar. 25, 26, 27 A preliminary showing of Spring Styles Friday and Saturday, March 12 and 13 GADE'S MILLINERY Dressmaking and Ladies' Tailoring MISS HEDSTROM Chamber of Commerce Rooms, Anaheim, Cal. Our Store has the only Rest Room in Anaheim SPRING Are you thinking of Springtime, of blossoms and vers? If so, you are also thinking about getting ly for Spring. We are ready to show you our ing Novelties, from Lawns at 5c per yard to ing Dress Novelties at $1.25 per yard. All clean ds, new patterns at a modest price. Everything ked in plain figures and strictly one price to all. We have added a large line of Ladies Shirt Waists ging in price from 98c to $3.50 each, also a plete assortment of Undermuslins, Children's sses, Ladies' Wash Suits and Skirts. Our Spring line of Men's Clothing is now on extion, ranging in price from $10 to $22.50. We advertise no fake bargains. hlborn & Raymond's DEPARTMENT STORE Mullinix Drug Store PRESCRIPTIONS We fill them here with the purest, freshest, strongest and most reliable drugs we can procure, and our charges are very reasonable. Every indient used in your prescription, and every employee who has to do with your recipe, can be lied upon. MULLINIX DRUG STORE Neff goes to El Monte today the Demonstration train which out from Los Angeles yes. He will accompany the train to Riverside and contiguous and will address meetings upwards. Mr. Neff has completed a pack of topgrafting 17 acres of trees. With four acres simulated last year this makes 21 of his orchard provided with trees. Last season's grafts are well, and give every promise hoping into thrifty trees. We you 40 cents on every dollary have bought the entire stock Horwitz of Central store and the same on sale at 60 cents ear. Stern & Goodman. F. W. Fleischman returned on Saturday from Tempe, A.T., with two cars of fat young steers which he will slaughter for the wholesale market. Mr. Fleischman purchased six carloads of beef cattle at Tempe, and will return thither on the 20th to bring in the remainder. He speaks in terms of praise of the irrigated lands about Tempe, where he found fine fields of alfalfa and barley. On his next trip to the territory he may visit the Roosevelt dam. While at Tempe he talked over the phone to Fritz Martin, formerly of this city, but now of Mesa. Fritz is doing well and says Fleischman's Arizona beef is the best ever brought into this market.