anaheim-gazette 1910-03-10

Thursday, March 10 For making fine, rich, or plain food, equally valuable and saving. ROYAL Indispensable For Home Baking S. T. Simonson of Montana is here visiting with V. U. Simpson. T. E. Schmidt is visiting with his daughter, Mrs. Bullard, in Los Angeles. Jim Pickering reports a number of local residents contemplating trips to Europe in the near future. Foggy mornings have replaced the recent dry weather, and the weather prophet says rain is in sight. Johnny Walls returned from Elsinore springs with a bad cold. Says he drank too much water. Johnny Capt. Barr came in from Elsinore on Tuesday for a visit with friends. J. W. Duckworth was a business visitor at Santa Monica on Tuesday. Cal Woods was in town from Los Angeles on Sunday, visiting Joseph Helmsen. F. A. Yungbluth, Herman Dickel, R. Melrose, I. Asher, H. H. Hale and Fred West were Los Angeles-bound guests on Tuesday. Joe Goodman, Gus Stern and W. J. Wickersheim were over from Fullerton with a bunch of candidates for A little rain due Mr. Weather Clerk. Allan Melrose came Angeles on Sunday with his folks. James Forbes, a grower of Placentia Tuesday on a business Charles Pendleton Buena Park leave three months' visit worth at Hawaii. Peach and apricot bloom a month ahead walnut trees are put Union German event will be held in the dist church, Anaheim to April 3d, inclusive Ed Pagel is here after an absence of contemplates return tana home soon. Suit for $1000, notes, one of $300 or $700, has been begunational Bank of Ful J. Bastanchury. Mr. and Mrs. Lah from Iowa, spent Suity park, accompany da Heying and Lesh. A. H. Harmer, for helm, has opened a Perris. Mr. Harming to build on lots ed by him. Mr. Dickel has d Berkeley bringing Ted's steady progrence from the reception for appendicitis at you, Ted. Don David Yorba some cobblestone r visiting with V. U. Simpson. T. E. Schmidt is visiting with his daughter, Mrs. Bullard, in Los Angeles. Jim Pickering reports a number of local residents contemplating trips to Europe in the near future. Foggy mornings have replaced the recent dry weather, and the weather prophet says rain is in sight. Johnny Walls returned from Elsinore springs with a bad cold. Says he drank too much water. Johnny was never known to take water before, except as a chaser. Tom Hollingworth had triplets at his home the other day. His goat heard that the census man was coming, and added three little goatees to the flock. J. N. Reeves who for several weeks past has conducted the closing out sale at the Toggery for F. A. Yungbluth, is back at his old stand with Fritz, affably catering to his many friends. J. W. Glassford and wife of Minnesota are visiting with their son-in-law, E. M. Koll, at Fullerton. They are spending the winter in Southern California and may remain permanently. Will Hall and Johnny Walls, accompanied by their better halves, chaperoned a party of a score or more ladies and gentlemen from this city, the Grove and Riverside at a picnic and barbecue at Sycamore Flats on Sunday. Major L. L. Vestal has been appointed by Governor Gillett as surveying officer to check up the shortage of equipment in Company E, N.G. C., which occurred during the captaincy of Herman Stern. Major Vestal will report his findings direct to Governor Gillett, and the latter will forward them to the department. M. L. Rogers is in town this week from Los Angeles, renewing old acquaintances. Mr. Rogers passed his 82d birthday in January, and his fondness for a game of whist or a dance with those sweet girls is as great as ever. An old-time resident here, Mr. Rogers is getting the glad hand on all sides. Harry Schoneman of Los Angeles was in town on Friday evening, being a member of the Schoneman-Blanchard orchestra which furnished music for a social hop at the opera-house that evening. Mr. Schoneman is one of the best-known musicians in Southern California, being a violin artist of rare ability. Fred Backs has been telling everybody that the 2d of March will be a Tuesday for a visit with friends. J. W. Duckworth was a business visitor at Santa Monica on Tuesday. Cal Woods was in town from Los Angeles on Sunday, visiting Joseph Helmsen. F. A. Yungbluth, Herman Dickel, R. Melrose, I. Asher, H. H. Hale and Fred West were Los Angeles-bound guests on Tuesday. Joe Goodman, Gus Stern and W. J. Wickersheim were over from Fullerton with a bunch of candidates for the first degree in the K. P. lodge. Percy Dickel is proving himself to be a pen artist of talent, his latest work being a drawing of the late Madame Modjeska. Wm. Thomas and Miss Alzada Cox of Fullerton were married in Los Angeles on Friday. Both are popular young people, and after a short honeymoon trip to points of interest up the coast have returned to Fullerton to reside. Mrs. A. J. Lawton of Santa Ana was in town on Saturday afternoon attending a meeting of the Ebell Mrs. Lawton is prominent in club and society circles at the county seat, and after the meeting was a guest of friends in town. She returned home on the evening train. Parson Kellar dropped into town the first of the week to beguile the tedium of the rancher by telling him the latest yarn about pumping machinery. Keep an eye on Kellar. He will sell you a pump whether you need it or not. Chris Pann was up from the peat the other morning before the fog lifted looking for the nomination for county treasurer. Chris is one of the early birds, and barring a late frost may give other aspirants a horse race. Capt. Schindler and Lieuts. Kellenberger and Selinger are in receipt of orders from headquarters to attend the school of instruction for national guard officers at Monterey in June. Mike Reagan has returned to Los Alamitos after a six months' visit east. Mike viewed the sky-scrapers on Broadway, rode on the elevated and saw many interesting sights, including below-zero weather at Winnipeg, where he stopped for a brief stay. He says he prefers Southern California to any of them, and is home to roam no more. Glad to see you back, Mike. We make announcement in this issue of the candidacy of Hon. Chris P. Pann for the republican nomination for county treasurer. He represents the agricultural interests and A. H. Harmer, for helm, has opened a Perris. Mr. Harmon is trying to build on lots ed by him. Mr. Dickel has done Berkeley bringing Ted's steady progress from the reception for appendicitis at you, Ted. Don David Yorba some cobblestone renaissance, Rumors have vid has his eye oid and that he will be back upon bachelor dado, Dave. Clyde Bishop was county seat a few years the political horoscope cide to enter the assembly, and if he did the fur fly at Squilbenton on Saturday first degree in the P. lodge. Mr. Stoddart formally announce the republican nomor sor, and will inaugurally campaign throughout Edward Olmstead Rimpau spent Summer's parents at made the trip thither auto, Mr. Olmstead purchased a new ton. They returned day. Mrs. Rothschild sister of John Hardy companyed by her elie Rothschild, and a visit of several her first visit to 10 years. Mr. Harturnand her family last several weeks at H other points north. Tom Wilkle was wells on Saturday ports business liviand states six nevill will be put in compRev. Markel will of his lectures on at the Christian ceevening, the 10th.a full house at huature upon this subthe third and comnext Thursday eventhat Christian sciChristian, nor sciense.All are invihear him. Postmaster Duccreceived his comm Harry Schoneman of Los Angeles was in town on Friday evening, being a member of the Schoneman-Blanchard orchestra which furnished music for a social hop at the opera-house that evening. Mr. Schoneman is one of the best-known musicians in Southern California, being a violin artist of rare ability. Fred Backs has been telling everybody that the 2d of March will be a day memorable in the world's history, for a fine baby girl was presented to him by his wife on that day. Fred expresses the opinion that it is the cutest little baby in town, and its grandma and auntie will never get through talking about it. No falling off in the census for Fred, who is slowly recovering and passing around the cigars. Mother and babe are doing well, and papa will survive if the cigars hold out. The electrical fixtures of C. A. Clark are now open for business in the Wisser-Kroeger building. All orders promptly attended to. We make announcement in this issue of the candidacy of Hon. Chris P. Pann for the republican nomination for county treasurer. He represents the agricultural interests and citizenship of the "west of the river" country. He is an affable, cultured gentleman, built on the square, capable in rare degree, of excellent, unselfish service. He is a strong man from whatever angle you behold him, and confesses his chief ambition in the treasuryship to be a larger field and opportunity for a larger public service. Easter Egg Dyes at Heying Bros. The cutter bar is made of cold rolled steel reinforced with a taper rib extending the entire length of the bar on a McCormick mower. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. 3-17tf A Safe Pointer is the one we point out to you as to the advantages this bank has to offer in its various depositors. GOOD INTEREST is one that's paramount. The unquestioned solvency of the bank is another. Courteous treatment and good advice are worthy of mention. Bank Your Money Here and you will be in a position years hence to thank us for the advice. GERMAN-AMERICAN BANK COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS A little rain due about this time, Mr. Weather Clerk. Allan Melrose came down from Los Angeles on Sunday for a brief visit with his folks. James Forbes, a prominent orange grower of Placentia was in town on Tuesday on a business mission. Charles Pendleton and family of Buena Park leave next week for a three months' visit to Guy Duckworth at Hawaii. Peach and apricot trees are in bloom a month ahead of time, and walnut trees are putting forth buds. Union German evangelistic services will be held in the German Methodist church, Anaheim, from March 20 to April 3d, inclusive. Ed Pagel is here from San Diego after an absence of several weeks. He contemplates returning to his Montana home soon. Suit for $1000, representing two notes, one of $300 and the other of $700, has been begun by the First National Bank of Fullerton against D. J. Bastanchury. Mr. and Mrs. Lake, recent arrivals from Iowa, spent Sunday at the county park, accompanied by Miss Aleida Heying and Leslie Bowen. A. H. Harmer, formerly of Anaheim, has opened a furniture store in Perris. Mr. Harmer is contemplating to build on lots recently purchased by him. Mr. Dickel has daily reports from Berkeley bringing news of his son Ted's steady progress to convalescence from the recent surgical operation for appendicitis. Here's looking at you, Ted. Don David Yorba is building a hand some cobblestone residence at Esperance. John Hahn went to Santa Ana yesterday to get his petition for supervisor into shape for circulation. Mrs. H. A. Dickel leaves today for Berkeley to remain with her son Ted, who will be released from the hospital this week. She will probably be absent several weeks. The Rebekah lodge is making arrangements for a big card party and hop at the Odd Fellows' hall on April 1. The past social functions have always proved such pleasant affairs that a large attendance will no doubt be the result. If you are interested in fashionable up-to-date merchandise why not see the monster general stock of Stern & Goodman, Fullerton, Cal. Ice cream and cake served to ladies free on Tuesday, March 15, 1910. Our spring opening for 1910. Stern & Goodman, Fullerton. Houts & Son have in their showwindow some two dozen Mexican jumping beans which are attracting no end of attention from passers-by. The stork left a bright baby boy at the home of Wm. F. Cowan on Saturday evening last. Fred is wearing a broad smile and handing out the cigars. Mrs. Louise Campbell with samples of Swiss embroidery, embroidered waists, dress patterns and robes will be in Odd Fellows' hall Thursday, March 10, from 1 to 5 p.m. Ladies are requested to call and inspect. 1t Capt. Schindler has received instructions from headquarters that Co.E will be reinspected March 31. The company has recently added a quantity of good timber to its rolls, and now has a membership of 57. Otto Hussman is able to be about NEWS AND BUSINESS Wanted: By a capable young woman, a position as house servant, in good family; a good cook and all-around domestic. References. Phone Pacific 495, Fullerton. For Sale: Brand new sewing machines, from $22 up. Easy terms.Wickersheim Implement Co., Fullerton. Why not get the glasses right the first time from Dr. K. A. Loerch, optician, He can fit all kinds of glasses to all kinds of eyes. For Sale: Eucalyptus wood. $7 a cord on the ground. A. F. Fishering, RFD 2, box 141, George Betz place. Union Brewing Company is selling bottled beer at 90 cents per dozen. 1-20-tf. C. A. Clark has a large lot of new electrical fixtures to select from in his new quarters in the Wisser-Kroeger building. Attention given to all orders promptly. Buy "Hercules" team harness at Wickersheim Implement Co., Fullerton. Wanted: Women and girls to work at the Anaheim Steam Laundry during their spare time. Studebaker wagons are built to last a lifetime; axles extra heavy, best black hickory, butt cuts, spokes second growth white oak; tires riveted; clipped gear, heavily ironed throughout. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. For lessons in china painting or order work apply to Margarette Walker. Classes Wednesday and Friday afternoons. Pacific phone 811. "The hens that lay are the hens that pay." For sale: White Leghorns A. H. Harmer, formerly of Anaheim, has opened a furniture store in Perris. Mr. Harmer is contemplating to build on lots recently purchased by him. Mr. Dickel has daily reports from Berkeley bringing news of his son Ted's steady progress to convalescence from the recent surgical operation for appendicitis. Here's looking at you, Ted. Don David Yorba is building a hand some cobblestone residence at Esperanza. Rumors have it that Don David has his eye on a pretty widow and that he will shortly turn his back upon bachelorhood. Pon quidado, Dave. Clyde Bishop was over from the county seat a few days ago casting the political horoscope. He may decide to enter the race for the assembly, and if he does he will make the fur fly at Squirrel Hollow. A. I. Stewart was over from Fullerton on Saturday night, taking his first degree in the newly formed K. P. lodge. Mr. Stewart will shortly formally announce his candidacy for the republican nomination for assessor, and will inaugurate an energetic campaign throughout the county. Edward Olmstead and Miss Agnes Rimpau spent Sunday with the former's parents at Redlands. They made the trip thither on Saturday by auto, Mr. Olmstead's father having purchased a new machine at Fullerton. They returned by train on Monday. Mrs. Rothschild of Port Townsend, sister of John Hartung, is here accompanied by her daughter, Miss Emelle Rothschild, and will remain for a visit of several weeks. This is her first visit to Anaheim in 26 years. Mr. Hartung visited with her and her family last year and spent several weeks at Port Townsend and other points north. Tom Wilkie was in from the oil wells on Saturday afternoon. He reports business lively at the wells, and states six new strings of tools will be put in commission this week. Rev. Markel will give the second of his lectures on Christian science at the Christian church on Thursday evening, the 10th. Mr. Markel had a full house at his last week's lecture upon this subject, and will give the third and concluding lecture on next Thursday evening. He holds that Christian science is neither Christian, nor scientific nor common sense. All are invited to attend and hear him. Postmaster Duckworth on Monday received his commission as postmaster. Mrs. Louise Campbell with samples of Swiss embroidery, embroidered waists, dress patterns and robes will be in Odd Fellows' hall Thursday, March 10, from 1 to 5 p.m. Ladies are requested to call and inspect 1t Capt. Schindler has received instructions from headquarters that Co.E will be reinspected March 31. The company has recently added a quantity of good timber to its rolls, and now has a membership of 57. Otto Hussman is able to be about again but is still a long ways from being himself again. The doctors, however, hold out hopes for his complete recovery. Creditors of the Folding Crate company will meet at the superior-courtroom at Santa Ana on Wednesday next, the 16th, at 4 o'clock p.m. Claims against the bankrupt will be submitted and a trustee appointed to liquidate its indebtedness. Miss Alice Morrison, the belle of Glendale, and Denzel Jennings, a Tropico youth, eloped to Santa Ana the first of the week and were married against the consent of their parents. On returning home they were forgiven, and it is hoped will live happily ever afterward. Business at the postoffice last week amounted to $260, which puts free city delivery of mails in sight. For the remaining three weeks of the month $800 is necessary. This is the time for citizens to get busy. All together now. During March the sermons in the Presbyterian church will be on events in Christ's life during Passion Week. Subjects for Sunday, March 13, The Paschal Supper and the Lord's Supper; morning; Gethsemane and the Arrest, evening. Do either of these subjects interest you? W. H. Chambers who was appointed by the county superintendent of schools to serve the unexpired term of W. H. Spake, resigned, is the outgoing school trustee. He is a candidate for the position. To date no other candidates have been announced for the place. Mr. Chambers has made an efficient school trustee. I. F. Reeves of Illinois, a brother to J. N. Reeves, and J. C. Dew, a cousin, from the same place, arrived in town on Monday and intend to remain permanently. Both young men say that the sunshine and green pastures of Southern California look better to them than the fourteen inches of snow that covered the ground when they left home. Reeves is a K. P. and is glad to have landed in such a stronghold of the order. Allan Knapp was in town from Studebaker wagons are built to last a lifetime; axles extra heavy, best black hickory, butt cuts, spokes second growth white oak; tires riveted; clipped gear, heavily ironed throughout. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. 3-17tf For lessons in china painting or order work apply to Margarette Walker. Classes Wednesday and Friday afternoons. Pacific phone 811. 3-3tf "The hens that lay are the hens that pay." For sale: White Leghorn eggs for hatching from Howard's celebrated egg strain. $1.50 per setting. Send in your order now to Mrs. J.D.Banker, Anaheim, Cal.Phone Pacific 1383. 3-3-tf For Sale: Headquarters for Tulare lands. Large and small tracts, improved and unimproved. 4000 and 1520 acre tracts at $25 per acre. Terms—140 acres, orange land $7000.Mortgage $2500.Want residence for equity E.Severance, 419 North Main street,Santa Ana. 3-3 3t For Sale: Singer sewing machine, in first-class condition; $18.Wickersheim Implement Co., Fullerton. Horses bought, sold and exchanged Mission Stables, corner Lemon and Oak streets.W.B.Finch, proprietor. "Hercules" team harness is made right.No short dimensions or light weight stock.Wickersheim implement Co.,Fullerton. Wanted: Washing or house cleaning by the day, or will take washing home.Address Mrs.E.A.B.,box 254,Anaheim. 1tp A.C.Clark has moved his electrical fixture stock to the Wisser-Kroeger building and is now ready to give his attention to all orders. 3-3-tf A Bargain: 140x360 feet on Broadway only two blocks from postoffice.Will sell at a bargain if sold at once.Address P.O.box 653,Anaheim,Cal.2-24-tf. $5 shoes,$2.50; $4 shoes,$2.00; $3 shoes,$1.50。你 can't buy them every day at that price.Stern & Goodman. Wait for our Third Big Anhiversary Sale.The week beginning Monday,March 14 There will be something doing.Big Bargains.The S.Q.R.State. 1-2 price on everything in the house is what Stern & Goodman offer on all their stock Why don't you investigate?Barred Rock eggs for sale.From selected stock.$1 to $1.50 per setting.Apply to Joe Wagner,Black 248,Fullerton. 1-20-tf Wood for Sale:$5.50 on ground and $6.50 delivered.Call up Home phone Rev. Markel will give the second of his lectures on Christian science at the Christian church on Thursday evening, the 10th. Mr. Markel had a full house at his last week's lecture upon this subject, and will give the third and concluding lecture on next Thursday evening. He holds that Christian science is neither Christian, nor scientific nor common sense. All are invited to attend and hear him. Postmaster Duckworth on Monday received his commission as postmaster, which is the third received by him from the department, two being the local postmastership and one for the Loara office. The first one to be issued to him was signed by President McKinley. Roosevelt signed the second, and the one received on Monday bears the signature of Taft. UNCLAIMED LETTERS Saulos Ortez, J. C. Ford, Frank Penn, J. B. Doris, Elaisa Malenna, D. Z. box 263, Mrs. Lee Olivears, E. Pallaremo, F. Rias, Mrs. Eliza Reed, Jesus Cerda, Don Presideano Mariz, Mrs. C. E. Garthy, A. W. Seymore, Henry Holsti, Mrs. M. E. Rains, Miss Flory Harris. Wait for our Third Big Anniversary Sale. The week beginning Monday, March 14. There will be something doing. Big Bargains. The S. Q. R. Store. Mrs. Shields of the Leader Millinery establishment, cordially invites the ladies of Anaheim and surrounding country to attend the spring opening March 18-19. A fine line of up-to-date millinery materials always on hand. The latest chautechler shades and designs. Don't forget Falkenstein's 6th Bargain Friday. It will be a hummer. DECIDED ON THE KIMBALL Three months ago we purchased a Kimball piano from you and we are very much pleased with the tone and design. Mrs. P. R. Carpenter. I. F. Reeves of Illinois, a brother to J. N. Reeves, and J. C. Dew, a cousin, from the same place, arrived in town on Monday and intend to remain permanently. Both young men say that the sunshine and green pastures of Southern California look better to them than the fourteen inches of snow that covered the ground when they left home. Reeves is a K. P. and is glad to have landed in such a stronghold of the order. Allan Knapp was in town from his Katella ranch on Monday morning. He reports a successful meeting of Westminster farmers interested in protecting lands from overflow. A committee was appointed to go up the river this week with a view to reporting upon conditions prevailing along the banks. The committee will submit facts and figures at another meeting of ranchers to be held in the near future. Herr Rinklieb of the west country forfeited $25 bail in Judge Howard's court for throwing a beefsteak at his wife. Meat is high, and his honor frowns upon the act of making such unseemly use of it. Herr Rinklieb is the second gentleman of the west country arrested recently for the ancient amusement of whipping his wife. The other fellow went to jail, and the Judge says Rinklieb will follow him if he ever appears in court again. Try a mutton-chop, Rink. PUMPING PLANT PITS All kinds of wood or brick well pit and cesspool work done in a prompt and workmanlike manner. Old pits repaired. Rates reasonable. Call on or address Ben Cook, Anaheim, Cal. Residence corner Santa Fe and Chartres streets. Falkenstein's weekly Bargain Fridays the event of the week. For Sale: About 4000 orange trees 1.5 inches high. J. Bayha, Davis street. 1-2 price on everything in the house is what Stern & Goodman offer on all their stock, Why don't you investigate? Barred Rock eggs for sale. From selected stock.$1 to $1.50 per setting.Apply to Joe Wagner, Black 248, Fullerton. Wood for Sale:$5.50 on ground and $6.50 delivered.Call up Home phone 1982.Innes Henry, West Anaheim,Cal. 2-10-tf Wanted: Experienced Ironers at the Anaheim Steam Laundry. 3-10tf We will serve ice cream and cake to all ladies, free,Tuesday,March 15, 1910.The Spring Opening for 1910.Stern & Goodman,Fullerton. Every bearing is fitted with a removable bushing on a McCormick mower.Wm.F.Lutz Co.,Santa Ana. Will party with daughter who answered adv.of Mrs.Briggs,the last week,call up black 1471,Santa Ana.Mrs.Monaghan. Wanted:By young man,a chance to do chores in private family for room.Address H,care Gazette. 2t Let us sharpen your disc blades with our patented cold rolled machine.Wm.F.Lutz,Santa Ana. 3-17-tf McCormick hand and self-dump rakes are made right.Look at the wheel construction on these rakes.Wm.F.Lutz Co.,Santa Ana. 3-17-tf Eggs for Hatching,从 choice Buff Orfingtons.$1.00 per setting.Apply to Thos.S.Armstrong,Anaheim. 2-24 Everything in heavy and light harness and harness sundries at Wicker-shelm Implement Co.,Fullerton. BARTLETT MUSIC CO.SELL AUTOANO We have had one of your Autoplanos for over a year and it has proven so satisfactory that others have been sold through it. C.Amberg. Our Showing of Women's Stylish Wearables Is the strongest in the history of this store. Always first to introduce the new styles in Women's Apparel we offer for your approval the first authentic showing of Spring Suits. It is difficult to tell just what there is about them that gives them their greatest charm. Whether it is the dashing styles, the beautiful materials, the colors or the exceptionally low prices. We ask you to look. Easter Novelties in Belt Pins, Buckles, Hair Ornaments, Handbags, Etc. Just Received. FRIDAY, MARCH 11TH, SIXTH BARGAIN FRIDAY Wm. Falkenstein ANAHEIM, CAL 5¢—PAA'S—5¢ Easter Egg Dyes 5c-PAA'S-5c Easter Egg Dyes TABLETS For Solid Assorted Colors CALICO PAPERS For Picture Transfers, and BUSTER BROWN Transfer-os Also Assorted Packages containing each of the above. Heying Brothers PHARMACISTS Near Postoffice, Anaheim, Cal. For Sale: Gum wood $7 cord, on ground, 2 1/2 miles west on Broadway (south T. Carroll's alfalfa). T. McDonnell. 3-10t2 Sixth Bargain Friday, March 11th. Falkenstein's. Something special every day on our line of buggies. Look them over before you buy elsewhere. Wm. F.Lutz Co., Santa Ana. 3-17tf For Sale: A five-room house, with bathroom; lot 50x100. Inquire of Miss A. Neuhoff, 119 Emily street, between Center and Chartress. 3-10tf For Sale: A fine, large 3-year old colt; apply to E. B. Hosking, R.F.D. No. 1; Home phone 1931. Milch cow for sale. Brood sows and little pigs. H. G. Rinkleib, county road west, phone Pacific 260.3-3-tf For Sale: Baled alfalfa hay, two miles southeast of town. H. Wagner. Pacific phone. 12-30tf For Sale: A few choice apple, pear, peach and plum trees, leading varieties, by L. Z. Huntington, Anaheim. jan27tf For Sale: Burbank potatoes and dry gum wood. Pacific phone sub 169. E. J. McGlothlen. 3-3-tf For Sale: Good young work team, weight 2600 lbs, age 6; price $500. Wickersheim Implement Co., Fullerton. Don't miss Falkenstein's next Bargain Friday. It'll be the best held thus far. Valencia Orange Trees. Thrifty, well-grown stock, for sale in quantities to suit. Nick Hugo, Placentia. Tel. Pacific 530. 3-10-1m For Sale: Valencia, Navels and Lemon trees for sale by R. W. Jackson, Orange. Tel. Sunset 1286. 2-10tf Anaheim beer 90 cents per dozen at the Union Brewing Co. 1-20-tf 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 8 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 yds. west of West Anaheim station (S.P.R.R.) Sunset phone Main 413. 2-3-tf For Sale: Tankhouse and tank. Apply to Mrs. C. Langenberger. 2-10 Two fine lots for sale, cheap. On Adele and Emily streets. Inquire at 212 South Lemon street. 2-17-tf Feed cured Sugar Beet Pulp at $1.25 per ton in silo and make money from dairy cows. Los Alamitos Sugar Company. Don't take chances with your eyes. Everything in the western & Goodman office stock, Why don't juggs for sale. From $1 to $1.50 per set. Joe Wagner, Black 1-20-tf $5.50 on ground and Call up Home phone by West Anaheim, Cal. Orienced Ironers at team Laundry. 3-10tf ice cream and cake Tuesday, March 15, big Opening for 1910. Fullerton. Is fitted with a re-lion on a McCormick moutz Co., Santa Ana. Daughter who an Mrs. Briggs, last back 1471, Santa Ana. Young man, a chance private family for H, care Gazette. 2t on your disc blades cold rolled mach-z, Santa Ana. 3-17-tf land and self-dump rak-t. Look at the wheel these rakes. Wm. F. Ana. 3-17-tf matching, from choice $1.00 per setting. S. Armstrong, Ana-2-24 heavy and light har-sundries at Wicker-t Co., Fullerton. MUSIC CO. SELL AU-OPIANO One of your Auto-a year and it has satisfactory that others through it. C. Amberg. Rexall Remedies AT MULLINIX DRUG STORE