anaheim-gazette 1909-04-29

NEWS AND BUSINESS Ladies! Let us show you something fine in sewing machines. Beebe-Weisel Co. We have a fine line of automobile and bicycle accessories. Beebe-Weisel Co. Call Sunset 383 or Home 2231 for ice. W. E. Duckworth. Order ice by phone or give your order to my driver, we will do the rest. W. E. Duckworth. Are they all using the Oliver No. 5 Typewriter? Not yet—but soon. Why? Ask Carl G. Jorn, Jorn building, Orange, Calif. Ice orders properly cared for—large or small. W. E. Duckworth. For Sale—a late model, five passenger Moline automobile, complete with top, etc. Car is in fine condition and will be sold at a bargain. Capt. L. R. Williams. Anaheim, Cal. If you use my ice once you will use no other. W. E. Duckworth. Dietrich, jeweler and optician, Anaheim. Your ice is promptly delivered if you order from me. W. E. Duckworth. Fountain pens from 75c to $5, at Dickel's. Don't forget I have ice. W. E. Duckworth. Wanted to trade: A Long Beach home for Anaheim property. Inquire of Dr. Wylie, veterinarian, Fullerton, Sunset phone 1312, Home 1144. For Sale: Ten acres adjoining the best paying Valencia orange orchard in Orange county. For particulars apply at this office. We pay 25c dozen for eggs in trade Storm & Goodman Anaheim. R. C. Mills came down from erside on Saturday for a brief W. H. Blennerhassett spent days in town the past week with friends. Meeting of the Ebell club has postponed from May 1 to May 9. D. R. Brown was at Newpentle few days ago taking in the and getting a mess of fish. A. S. Bradford is in San Francisco attending the grand chapter of Arch Masons. For Sale: Alfalfa hay, ranch, West Anaheim. Sunset suburban 32x6. F. A. Wright, the well-known man of Los Angeles, was this week looking after his interests here. All kinds of implement repair fact all kinds of repairs neatly at Beebe-Weisel Co. I. Asher is in the market for toys in carload lots. Don't see him. At the Anaheim opera-house day, May 2, will be seen picturing the Burns-Johnson boxing which took place at Sydney, lia, Dec. 26 last. Admission 50c. Axle grease, bicycle and machine oils, and paints at Weisel's, Anaheim. If you have large quantities hay to sell, see I. Asher, look duce merchant. J. H. O'Neil has arrived from Angeles to assume charge of Wright's orchard in the West Mr. O'Neil is a practical horologist and will doubtless make one of the best in that area. H. Clay Kellogg is at Ma attending the grand lodge of Wanted to trade: A Long Beach home for Anaheim property. Inquire of Dr. Wylie, veterinarian, Fullerton, Sunset phone 1312, Home 1144. For Sale: Ten acres adjoining the best paying Valencia orange orchard in Orange county. For particulars apply at this office. We pay 25c dozen for eggs in trade Stern & Goodman, Anaheim. Stop and get a Portable Lamp from $3.00 to $6.00 at A. Nagel's. For novelties in Chinaware see A. Nagel. Watches well repaired at Dietrich's. Figure it out for yourself and prove it will pay you to use molasses at $1.50 per barrel from the Los Alamitos Sugar Factory when it is worth same as corn, pound for pound. For sale: 8 heifers, 14 to 18 mos. old. Conrad Oertley, Garden Grove. 3t Alfalfa hay for sale at Dickel's. Loose alfalfa hay at $13 per ton delivered. Henry Wagner, 2 miles southeast of Anaheim. Wickersheim Implement Co. are sole agents for McCormick mowers and rakes and genuine McCormick repairs and extras for Fullerton and Anaheim. m25-5t Fine Tourist automobile for sale or will exchange for vacant land. H. Vossbeck. 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. 11 acres fine orange land close in, on Los Angeles street, with 6 water shares, for quick sale at $3500,worth double. Hurry and see. H. Vossbeck, 314 E. Center street. FOR EXCHANGE 10 acres fine soil 4 miles west of Anaheim, 3 room house, barn and well, want Anaheim residence to $2,-500. H. Vossbeck. If you have large quantities hay to sell, see I. Asher, look duce merchant. J. H. O'Neil has arrived from Angeles to assume charge of Wright's orchard in the West Mr. O'Neil is a practical horralist and will doubtless make one of the best in that place one of the best in that H. Clay Kellogg is at Ma attending the grand lodge of S.G.W. He is a candidate for trustee. Capt. Ahlborn and family hailed into the Bushard cottage of wig street. Mrs. Raymond and ter have rented the Enearl next door. Skinner & Dickenson report following sales of automobiles past few days: C. W. Pendle Buena Park, Reo touring car Mrs. M. Nebelung, Anaheim Reo. A social hop will be given Anaheim dancing club at the house on Friday evening, Ap Music will be furnished by Horn's Los Angeles orchestra cordial invitation is extended to attend. Mr. and Mrs.Wm. Gerdes soon entertained Mrs. Henriet ding, her daughter, Mrs. How two children, and Miss Na Palatine, Illinois. E. E. Keech was over from Ana on Thursday attending of the joint irrigation Mr. Keech is one of the authorities on water law in California, and sees a roseate for Orange-county irrigators at the line. The only authorized Burns fight pictures, 109 exhibitions Francisco, viewed by 30,000 women. Los Angeles 30 tions, seen by 12,000 men 6500 Will show at Anaheim opera-Sunday, May 2. One price; High-class Barred Plymouth Eggs for hatching and grand els for sale. JAS. FULLERT ange, Cal. For Sale cheap if taken 11 acres fine orange land close in, on Los Angeles street, with 6 water shares, for quick sale at $3500,worth double. Hurry and see. H. Vossbeck, 314 E. Center street. FOR EXCHANGE 10 acres fine soil 4 miles west of Anaheim, 3 room house, barn and well, want Anaheim residence to $2,- 500. H. Vossbeck. OWNERS, ATTENTION! If you have Real Estate to exchange for Pasadena property be sure and list it with me, giving full details first letter. E. W. Smith, with B. O. Kendall Co., Los Angeles. ap1-1m APPRECIATION This bank values the business it receives from its tomers and takes every opportunity of telling them Our customers on the other hand appreciate the that the service extended to them is coupled with rity. Any business arrangement to be permanent be mutually satisfactory and profitable. There fore, in the selecting of your bank, have permanency in view, and establish yourself for present and future well-being with a good sound bank. The German-American Bank A. H. Haag of Jackson county, Kansas, is here, a gust of J. Hochlifor. R. C. Wells contemplates removing to Oregon and will dispose of his property in this city. For Sale: House and lot, also some furniture, 119 Melrose St., Anaheim. You can save money on shoes at the Electric shoe store. The S. Q. R. Store is closing them out below cost 6000 pairs shoes at a saving of 50 cents to $1.50. The Electric shoe stock is being closed out by the S. Q. R. Store. Genuine pictures of the Burns-Johnson fight will be shown Sunday evening, May 2, at the opera-house. Admission 50 cents. J. H. Woods recently arrived from Pasadena and has purchased a home southwest of town. Mrs. John T. Hanna and little daughter Martha were here from Riverside during the week visiting relatives at Miraflores. W. A. Freeman of Bakersfield, son of Dr. Freeman of Fullerton, was in town the past week. Mr. Freeman will probably locate at Long Beach, where he contemplates opening a grocery. The S. Q. R. Store is closing out shoes at 1-4 to 1-2 less than regular price at the Electric shoe store. Wanted, a woman to do washing at the Commercial hotel. Miss Hattie Adams of Long Beach is visiting her sister, Mrs. Wm. Cooper. The latter is convalescing from an attack of lagrippe. Mrs. Gregory and three children of Hollywood and Miss S. E. Morgan of Los Angeles were over-Sunday visitors of Mrs. Konig. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Speer has arrived frombec, Maine, and is looking to make acquaintances with pea the Pine Tree state. Born, to the wife of Louis Monday, April 26, a 11½ p.m.Mother and child doing withthe fond papa telling aboutest boy. Mr. and Mrs. A. M.W.Los Angeles visited with the town the first of the week contemplate removing to take up their residence.welcome awaits them. Dr. Johnston and Dr. Wickford for the statement that race is unknown in Anaheim, for Saturday during the spaceteen hours, they aided the times. Thus is the populationcity increasing at a satisfac W. Frantz has disposed ofterests at Olinda and has madehis family into town. Heup his residence in his corner the corner of Olive and C Olive defeated Anaheimball on Sunday by a score8. Hendrichs and Valenciethe points for the foothillHuntington and Hedges forley men. Another game wied between the same nineday at Brookshurst Call up Main 1161 and Anaheim Dye, Dry and Steing Works get your garmentcleaned by the latestParisods. Office at Weber'sand music store. have large quantities of see I. Asher, local proant. heil has arrived from Los assume charge of F. A. chard in the West End. is a practical horticultuwill doubtless make the the best in that section. Kellogg is at Marysville grand lodge of the N. is a candidate for grand born and family have movBushard cottage on HedMrs. Raymond and daughented the Enearl cottage & Dickenson report the sales of automobiles the days: C. W. Pendleton, of k, Reo touring car; and Nebelung, Anaheim, Baby hop will be given by the fancing club at the operafriday evening, April 30th. be furnished by Carl Angeles orchestra. A station is extended to all Mrs.Wm. Gerdes some days dined Mrs. Henrietta Shirdaughter, Mrs. Hous, and en, and Miss Nasse, of Illinois. tech was over from Santa Saturday attending a meetjoint irrigation boards. is one of the foremost on water law in Southern and sees a roseate future county irrigators all along authorized Burns-Johnson res, 109 exhibitions in San viewed by 30,000 men, 19, Los Angeles 36 exhibiby 12,000 men 6500 women at Anaheim opera-house on day 2. One price; 50 cents. as Barred Plymouth Rocks. catching and grand Cockere. JAS. FULLERTON, Or- price at the Electric shoe store. Wanted, a woman to do washing at the Commercial hotel. Miss Hattie Adams of Long Beach is visiting her sister, Mrs. Wm. Cooper. The latter is convalescing from an attack of lagrippe. Mrs. Gregory and three children of Hollywood and Miss S. E. Morgan of Los Angeles were over-Sunday visitors of Mrs. Konig. Mr. and Mrs. Konig also had as guests during the week Messrs. Tatch, Schroeder and Pedro of Los Angeles. C. S. Ream of the engineering department of the Pacific telephone company is here from Los Angeles setting stakes for a line connecting Cypress and surrounding country with the Anaheim exchange. This sectiion is now connected with Buena Park. The new line will add a numb er of subscribers to the local ex chance. H. H. Hale and E. Prothero have returned from a 171-mile auto trip to Beaumont, where they each own a tract of land. They passed through Pomona, Ontario, Upland, Redlands, San Bernardino, Riverside and other points of interest on the way. They report 500 acres set to apples, pears and other deciduous fruits at Beaumont. Our old friend Phid des Granges was a caller at this office on Monday. Phid leans to the opinion that the Placentia section is the best coun try on earth, and is skeptical concerning the report from Lindsey that an orange tract sold recently there at $4000 per acre. The Tulare-county people will have to show him. He declares he's still kicking, and is as robust and auburn-locked as ever. The latch string is always out, Phid; call again. J. P. Greeley, superintendent of the state school at Whittier, was in town on Thursday attending to private business matters. Mr. Greeley states there are upward of 350 inmates of the school, and that a large majority of them make excellent citizens. He takes great interest in the welfare of his wards, in and out of school, and the institution is proving its 109 exhibitions in San viewed by 30,000 men, 19, Los Angeles 36 exhibiby 12,000 men 6500 women at Anaheim opera-house on day 2. One price; 50 cents. Barred Plymouth Rocks. Matching and grand Cockerlee. JAS. FULLERTON, Orchestra. Cheap if taken at once, house at Cypress. H. H. Press station. Cookers at Dickel's. Business for sale. Apply to b, Anaheim. ap15t2 Seated Tourist automobile exchange for vacant land. ck. ON reives from its cussion of telling them so. appreciate the fact coupled with secube permanent must fitable. Therer bank, have establish and funa ran Bank J. P. Greeley, superintendent of the state school at Whittier, was in town on Thursday attending to private business matters. Mr. Greeley states there are upward of 350 inmates of the school, and that a large majority of them make excellent citizens. He takes great interest in the welfare of his wards, in and out of school, and the institution is proving its usefulness in a greater degree than ever before. W. J. Montgomery was in town from Katella on Saturday afternoon. He looks for a crop of walnuts rather smaller than last year, and decries the practice of rushing into print early in the season with claims of bumper crops. He is not materially disposed to predict record-break crops, for he holds to the opinion that there are those who lie awake nights to take advantage of such reports, but in the present instance he says he has facts behind him, and that the crop will be shorter than last year. Chas. Masengill, who had charge of a similar exhibition here one year ago is conducting a moving-picture show in Kroeger's hall, where the latest pictures are presented every night, with continuous performances from 7.30 to 9.30 p.m., and change of program three times during each week. Special attention is given to the convenience of ladies and children who attend, and an interesting and enjoyable program is provided. Admission 15c., children 10c. has arrived from Kennegee, and is looking around to quaintances with people from Tree state. to the wife of Louis Kroeger, April 26, a 11½ pound son. and child doing well, and papa telling about the finand Mrs. A. M. Wilder of Angles visited with friends in first of the week. They rate removing to this city to their residence. A cordial awaits them. Henston and Dr. Wickett vouch statement that race suicide own in Anaheim, for on last during the space of thirsers, they aided the stork five thus is the population of the reasing at a satisfactory rate. Antz has disposed of his inOlinda and has moved with dy into town. He has taken residence in his cottage at center of Olive and Center Sts. defeated Anaheim at baseSunday by a score of 14 to Richs and Valencia were in for the foothill tribe, and on and Hedges for the valAnother game will be playten the same nines on Sunbrookshurst to Main 1161 and have the Dye, Dry and Steam Cleanks get your garments to be by the latest Parisian methoffice at Weber's stationery store. For Sale: Twenty-five shares stock in Cal. Folding Crate Co. Address K, Gazette office. Herman Dickel is out again after an illness of lagrippe which kept him home several days. Lost: On Saturday, April 24, small Elgin watch, silverine case. Lewis & Clark fob attached. Finder return to this office and receive reward. Henry Wagner has commenced the erection of a $2000 residence on his place east of town. For Sale, one Fairbanks windmill, tower, tankhouse and tank. Apply to M. Nebelung. The annual meeting of the Southern California medical society will be held at the Hotel Virginia, Long Beach, on May 5 and 6. The meeting of the Southern California public health association, of which Dr. C. D. Ball of Santa Ana is president, and Dr. W. W. Roblee of Riverside is secretary, will be held at the same place May 5th at 10 a.m. Harry Hanna was here from Los Angeles the last of the week visiting relatives and friends. Harry spent several days at Balboa, and takes strong ground against the Collins' plan to bottle up the harbor. He urges the people of the county to support Capt. Fries in his stand against the Collins plan, and says Senator Flint should be communicated with to the end that the people's harbor be protected and preserved. Harry's head is level, and we are with him. Flint will please take notice. Day Day Specials For One Week Beginning Saturday, May 1, We will sell all hats from stock at a 20 per cent DISCOUNT Harry a full line of up-to-date shapes, fruits, jet ornaments and veilings. Give us a call. Satisfaction guaranteed. Trade's Millinery Dressmaking and Ladies' Tailoring MISS HEDSTROM Chamber of Commerce Rooms, Anaheim, Cal. Our Store has the only Rest Room in Anaheim At People Like To Be Well Dressed We feel that they ought to be and by right are entitled to be well dressed at a cost not beyond their means. It is not our principle to ask an exhorbitant price today and then sell for one-half less tomorrow. Our prices are reasonable and only one price to everybody, and that is the lowest price at once. We are displaying a nobby line of ladies Wash Suits this week Prices $2.00, $2.50, $3.00 and $5.00 each—none higher. Suits for men from $10.00 to $22.50. Ask for Children's Washsuits, prices 25c to $1.50 each. Remember we give away free at 4 p.m every Saturday $8 in cash to the person holding the card nearest to the time the clock stopped. Lucky winner Saturday, April 17. Miss Ida Gerkin: Saturday, April 24. Miss Ola McClellan. Hlborn & Raymond's DEPARTMENT STORE ANAHEIM CALIFORNIA By-lo Violet Talcum Powder Its absolute fineness, its unequalled smoothness, its perfect softness, causes it to cling to the skin, which, with its delightful, individual odor of violets, makes it the ideal face powder—toilet powder, and baby powder. By-lo Violet Talcum Powder is individual in its elegance, and is a great favorite with women of refinement everywhere. A great treat to men after shaving. Mullinix Drug Store.