anaheim-gazette 1909-05-06

ONL Emory's Second Never in the history of local mea caused. But to make the last six day in Orange County, we have added mo windows every day for new bargains! "Always Reliable." WILLIAM NEWS AND BUSINESS MUSIC SALE NOW ON, NEXT DOOR TO POSTOFFICE. Don't forget I have ice. W. E. Duckworth. For Sale: Alfalfa hay, McCray ranch, West Anaheim. Sunset phone suburban 32x6 I. Asher is in the market for potatoes in carload lots. Don't fall to see him. Axle grease, bicycle and sewing machine oils, and paints at Beebe-Weisel's, Anaheim. Dr. Wiley, veterinary, Full Automoblie and fire insuran V. Weisel. All kinds ladies' comfort sho 75c to $1.75 at the closingof the Electric shoe store. Prof. James has returned fr Diego, and will give attention ano tuning. Leave orders at Helmsen's. All work promptly ed to at right prices. Tommy Hedges made two stand plays at the ball game Brookshurst Sunday. Tommy ways be relied upon in a clos in a ball game. For Sale: Alfalfa hay, McCray ranch, West Anaheim. Sunset phone suburban 32x6 I. Asher is in the market for potatoes in carload lots. Don't fall to see him. Axle grease, bicycle and sewing machine oils, and paints at Beebe-Weisel's, Anaheim. If you have large quantities of hay to sell, see I. Asher, local produce merchant. High-class Barred Plymouth Rocks. Eggs for hatching and grand Cockerels for sale. JAS. FULLERTON, Orange, Cal. For Sale cheap if taken at once, a 3-room house at Cypress. H. H Corell, Cypress station. Nice 5-seated Tourist automobile for sale or exchange for vacant land. H. Vossbeck. For Sale: Ten acres adjoining the best paying Valencia orange orchard in Orange county. For particulars apply at this office. m25-tf 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. 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. Loose alfalfa hay at $13 per ton delivered. Henry Wagner, 2 miles southeast of Anaheim. ap15tf Get your hats now at 20 per cent discount at Gade's millinery. For Sale: Big bargain in a good walnut grove if taken at once. Owner going to Europe; 20 acres soft shell walnuts, 608 trees, 19 years old; 10 shares Anaheim Union Water; also interest in pumping plant. Known as old Nutwood ranch, 3 miles from Anaheim and 1 1-2 miles north of Garden Grove. Price $15,000—cash, $6000; balance long time. Owner, George B. Upp, 217 North Broadway, Prof. James has returned from Diego, and will give attention to tuning. Leave orders at Helmsen's. All work promptly ed to at right prices. Tommy Hedges made two stand plays at the ball game Brookshurst Sunday. Tommy ways be relied upon in a close in a ball game. Valencia orange trees for years old. Also Washington native lemon trees. Adolph Rimpau The Household Economics of the Ebell club will hold meetings hereafter on the Monday and the fourth Friday each month, at 2:30 p.m. For Sale: Moving-picture or sale at one-half cost; or will for horse and buggy or your part, and part cash. Rob Kee. On account of a slump in side markets, the local price bage has been cut from $20 a ton. At $10 a ton growers they can make but little profit. Children's slippers, oxford tops in button or lace being out at less than cost at the shoe store. The Anaheim dancing club dance Friday, May 7, at the house. Save 1-4 to 1-2 on the pair of shoes at closing out the Electric shoe store. For Sale: Barley hay in quail suit, in the field. Menars 2 1-2 miles southwest of Anaheim C. O'Neil Hello, Bill, something doing me at the Elks' big minstrel nights of fun—a rippling, roaring licking round of pleasure by cal talent. Blackface comedians, chorus, dances and high specialty stunts at Grand open Santa Ana, Thursday and nights this week. Tickets a feld's drugstore, Anaheim. Ice orders properly cared large or small. W. E. Duckwo For Sale: Big bargain in a good walnut grove if taken at once. Owner going to Europe; 20 acres soft shell walnuts, 608 trees, 19 years old; 10 shares Anaheim Union Water; also interest in pumping plant. Known as old Nutwood ranch, 3 miles from Anaheim and 1-2 miles north of Garden Grove. Price $15,000—cash, $6000; balance long time. Owner, George B. Upp, 217 North Broadway, Los Angeles. DOLLARS AND CENTS are yours in saving every day you feed molasses at $1.50 per barrel. Los Alamitos Sugar Company. 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. APPRECIATION This bank values the business it receives from its customers and takes every opportunity of telling them. Our customers on the other hand appreciate the fact that the service extended to them is coupled with security. Any business arrangement to be permanent must be mutually satisfactory and profitable. Therefore, 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 ONLY 6 MORE DAYS OF Second Great Mill Remain of local merchandising has any announcement created the exlast six days the biggest selling days as well as the Greatest B we added more new lines of our own regular stock at Mill Re new bargains! Look for the Green Tickets—they mean a big sa WILLIAM FALKENSTEIN by, veterinary, Fullerton. le and fire insurance. H. tf ladles' comfort shoes from 5 at the closing-out sale electric shoe store. ines has returned from San will give attention to piLeave orders at Joseph All work promptly attendnight prices. ma6tf Hedges made two grandat the ball game at Sunday. Tommy can allied upon in a close pinch ame. CHICKEN AND DUCK SUPPER A first-class chicken and duck supper will be served at Germania Restaurant on Saturday evening from 6 to 9 o'clock. All the delicacies of the season. Ice cream and cake for dessert, Price, 35 cents. W. J. Hill has purchased an auto-mobile. Dr. Boege was in Los Angeles on Tuesday on business. C. O. Rust was a business visitor in Los Angeles on Tuesday. Allan Melrose drove down from Los Angeles on Sunday in his auto on a visit to relatives. We sell and buy real e-cash, and take possession. Goddman. Get your hats now at 2 discount at Gade's milline Order ice by phone or order to my driver, we w rest. W. E. Duckworth. A complete new stock dry goods, clothing, shoes caps, furnishing goods, fro We will have one of the plete stock in Anaheim Orange county. Stern & G Fountain pens from 750 Dickel's has returned from San will give attention to piLeave orders at Joseph All work promptly attendright prices. ma6tf Hedges made two grandat the ball game at Sunday. Tommy can allied upon in a close pinch game. orange trees for sale, 2also Washington navel and Adolph Rimpau. 2t sehold Economics section club will hold regular ereafter on the second and the fourth Friday of at 2:30 p.m. Moving-picture outfit for half cost; or will trade buggy or young cow, part cash. Robert Mc1t of a slump in the outsides, the local price for cabeen cut from $20 to $10 $10 a ton growers say make but little profit. slippers, oxford, fahcy ton or lace being closed than cost at the Electric heim dancing club gives a day, May 7, at the opera- to 1-2 on the price of a es at closing out sale of shoe store. Barley hay in quantities the field. Menars ranch, southwest of Anaheim. J. .2t something doing! Meet alks' big minstrels for two —a rippling, roaring, rold of pleasure by best loBlackface comedians in dances and high class units at Grand operahouse Thursday and Friday week. Tickets at Hatzore, Anaheim. properly cared for— all. W. E. Duckworth. W. J. Hill has purchased an automobile. Dr. Boege was in Los Angeles on Tuesday on business. C. O. Rust was a business visitor in Los Angeles on Tuesday. Allan Melrose drove down from Los Angeles on Sunday in his auto on a visit to relatives. Johnny Selinger was in town on Sunday driving with his best girl. We have our eye on you, Johnny! Freddie Conrad rode the goat in the Eagles aerie Monday evening in approved style. Mrs. O.A. Mullinix leaves for San Francisco on Sunday to attend the meeting of the grand lodge of Rebekahs. D. R. Brown spent Monday at Newport Beach to look after property interests and have some fun fishing. John Hart was in town from Los Angeles the first of the week. Getting younger and doing more business every day. Ben Dauser has returned from a trip to Kern county, where he purchased 80 acres of land for himself and 40 for Mr. Steinke. Walnut growers report a re-apparance of blight in the orchards, the cloudy weather being attributed as the cause. City Clerk Merritt reports building permits issued during the past month amounting to $3850, and for March, $12,400, a total of $16,250 for the two months. The senior class of A.H.S. drove to the county park in Santiago canyon on Monday evening. Supper was partaken of in the canyon, and the students returned in the small hours of Tuesday morning. Capt. and Mrs. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Hayden and Wm. Schmolze left yesterday for a tour of several days through Riverside, Redlands and the upper valley. They went in Mr. Hayden's auto. Oliver Bush is at the home of his father, John Bush, ill with lung trouble. Oliver had to give up a lucrative position in Los Angeles on ac- of Tuesday morning. Capt. and Mrs. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Hayden and Wm. Schmolze left yesterday for a tour of several days through Riverside, Redlands and the upper valley. They went in Mr. Hayden's auto. Oliver Bush is at the home of his father, John Bush, ill with lung trouble. Oliver had to give up a lucrative position in Los Angeles on account of ill health, and anxiety is felt for his recovery. N. F. Steadman departs on Sunday for San Francisco to attend the Odd Fellows grand lodge. He will be accompanied by Mrs. Steadman, who after a visit in the northern metropolis will go to her former home in Oregon or a month's sojourn with relatives. A party of autoists from Los Angeles consisting of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sutherland, Miss Morgan, Messrs. Zahn, Heath and Brown spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Konig. They returned to Los Angeles in the evening. J. C. O'Neil has arrived with his family from Ohio and taken a five-year lease of the Menars ranch on the Garden Grove road, 2 1-2 miles southwest of town. Mr. O'Neil is an Ohio farmer, but is rapidly adapting himself to California methods of horticulture, and is working a transformation scene in the property under his management. Bender and Silbernagel have a force of men at work on Sam Kraemer's new brick building on Los Angeles St. 26 cents for eggs in trade. Stern & Goodman. S OF Remnant Sale created the excitement that this sale has the Greatest Bargain Event ever known at Mill Remnant Prices. Watch our mean a big saving to you. NSTEIN ANAHEIM, CAL. and buy real estate. Pay and take possession. Stern & our hats now at 20 per cent at Gade's millinery. ice by phone or give your my driver, we will do the V. E. Duckworth. complete new stock en route, ads, clothing, shoes, hats and finishing goods, from the east. have one of the most comock in Anaheim shown in county. Stern & Goodman. pens from 75c to $5, at Wanted. 10 acre bare or improved lands, with water. If good land the price is no object. Stern & Goodman. Joseph Fiscus is installing a fortyhorse-power motor at his pumping plant near town which will be able to lift 125 miner's inches of water. Mrs. Nick Hugo was in town from Placentia the first of the week, visiting with Grandma Schuman. Schindler & Robertson have a force of mechanics upon the Yriarte building on West Center street. The story is 40x80 feet and will be of pressed brick and plate glass, and the building will be one of the handsomest in complete new stock en route, goods, clothing, shoes, hats and finishing goods, from the east. have one of the most comlock in Anaheim shown in county. Stern & Goodman. pens from 75c to $5, at Let us show you someme in sewing machines. Beeel Co. a fine line of automobile cycle accessories. Beebe-Welunset 383 or Home 2231 for E. Duckworth. cent discount on clothing, boes, hats, caps, shirts, furgoods. Now come and see. Goodman. Tourist automobile for sale exchange for vacant land. H. t. use my ice once you will other. W. E. Duckworth. h, jeweler and optician, Anace is promptly delivered if or from me. W. E. Duck- add groceries to our store, bounce prices, astonishing evis keenest competition. Stern man. Yoeman and family are newfrom South Dakota and have the Marden place at West driving and working horn & Goodman. Mrs. Nick Hugo was in town from Placentia the first of the week, visiting with Grandma Schuman. Schindler & Robertson have a force of mechanics upon the Yriarte building on West Center street. The story is 40x80 feet and will be of pressed brick and plate glass, and the building will be one of the handsomest in town. George J. Langsdale left today for Los Angeles, from which city he will shortly go to Arizona. Frank Kemper, an old-time resident of East Anaheim, died on Thuday night last at 11.30, after an illness of six months, of cancer of the liver. He was a native of Westphalia, Germany, unmarried, and was aged 57 years. Burial services were held on Saturday morning at 9 o'clock at St. Boniface church. Interment occurred in Holy Cross cemetery. Bert Simpson writes from Montana that snow continues to fall every day with freezing weather at night. Bert longs for the glorious climate, and may pull up stakes and hike for the coast. When he comes, the N.S. club will rise and sing, "Welcome as the flowers that bloom in the spring." GRADING OPERATIONS Scores of teams and men are at work on the grading on the Pacific Electric right of way between Delhi and Huntington Beach. Gangs of men are at work on both ends and in the middle of the stretch over which the new electric road will be built. The contracts for grading have been recorded. Under those contracts the grading must be completed by June 1st, the entire distance from the sugar factory to Huntington Beach. GIVEN AWAY FREE OF CHARGE By bringing this advertisement with you, you will receive Free of Charge a nice Alminum Crumb Tray. This is a present well worth possessing and one you will rely appreciate. The supply is limited. 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