anaheim-gazette 1911-01-26

Thursday, January 26 Only 5 Days More of the Extraordinary JAN'Y CLEARANCE SALE Notice the following leading Bargains: Ladies’ Shoes 70 Pair Ladies’ Shoes, broken lines, values up to $3.50, for only $1.00 Ladies’ and Misses’ Coats AND SUITS AT HALF PRICE You can take your choice of our entire stock. Also have sizes for girls from 4 to 16 years. 150 Men’s Hats Broken lines, but all good styles and values up to $3.50, for only $1.00 60 Pair Men’s Pants Values up to $2.00, all sizes, Sweet Orr Pants, best work pants made, only $1.00 Come and See. Bargains All Over the Store. S. Q. R. STORE NEWS AND BUSINESS Great Alteration and Expansion sale now on at Falkenstein's. Valencia orange trees for sale by Adolph Rimpau. 1-12-3t Local and Los Angeles bottled beer at brewery prices. Rust's winery. Don't forget about those beet tools We want your business. Wm. F.Lutz Co., Santa Ana. We have a calendar for you if you will call for it. Wm. F.Lutz Co., Santa Ana. Goods in all departments at quick selling prices during Falkenstein's great Alteration and Expansion sale. For Sale—Brood sows and young pigs for sale. Gus Hansen, Hansen Buy a Buick and don't worry. SEE the Buick automobile before you buy. Beet tools of all descriptions. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. We have always been considered leaders in beet tools. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. For Sale—No, 1 oat and barley hay L. M. Gardiner; phone Pacific red 571 Fullerton; on Orangethorpe avenue, one mile west of Spadra road. 1-19-2t Hair Dressing, hair manufacturing, shampoo, scalp treatment, facial massage, manicuring, at Miss E. Cummings, located at Gade's millinery. 11-24-tf For Sale—Fine young driving marbles at $75, $135, $165, $250, and $275. All but one under 6 years old. NEWS AND BUSINESS Smoked Salmon sale Dressmaking.—229 New Snow Early potatoes at Dickel's "Pigs is Pigs" at don't miss it. Ask your neighbor Buick. 3000 pairs shoes reduction. Ahlborn Even if it rains "Pigs is Pigs" at Buick 1911 five p.O.B. Anaheim. Go and find out at Fairyland tonight. New Snow Early potatoes at Dickel's The funniest com land tonight, "Pigs is Pigs" Buy a sweater co sortment. At Ahlb You need a pair of pairs on sale. Ahlb Orange seed bed sale cheap. J. S... Buick 40 h.p. 4 & $2000. F.O.B. Ana All coats and su teration sale at 1-3 Gum stove wood Knowlton, 2 miles 1-26-tf. Rain calls for sh dry. Big shoe sal Raymond. For Sale Cheap. bed nursery stock Anaheim. Thoroughbred eggs for sale by H East and Sycamore. For Sale—Oat and potatoes. Address telephone Main 122 Fairyland has a night, including "I scream from beginn For Sale—Beet te tions. Wickersheir Local and Los Angeles bottled beer at brewery prices. Rust's winery. Don't forget about those beet tools We want your business. Wm. F.Lutz Co., Santa Ana. We have a calendar for you if you will call for it. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. Goods in all departments at quick selling prices during Falkenstein's great Alteration and Expansion sale. For Sale—Brood sows and young pigs for sale. Gus Hansen, Hansen station. 1-19 Find out if "Pigs is Pigs" at the Fairyland tonight and have a good laugh. Our prices on beet tools beat the prices of our competitors. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. For Sale—I span of mules. One fine driving mare. Pacific Implement Co., Anaheim. 12-22-tf For Sale—1 span of mules. One fine driving mare. Pacific Implement Co., Anaheim. 12-22-tf For first class photography call on Agnes Schuler. Studio 1st door west of opera-house. 1-26tf Our harness business is growing, we make harness as you wish it. Any kind. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. Situation Wanted—By man with a family, to take charge of ranch or work by the month. J. S. Raines, box 145, RD3, Anaheim. 1 For Sale—Navel and Valencia orange and Eureka lemon trees for sale. D. Gervals, South Los Angeles street; phone Main 193. 1-26tf We have supplied the beet raisers with beet tools for years. We know what the crop requires. See us. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. For Sale—At a bargain one beet-drill, beet cultivator, beet plow, disc harrow, 3 gang plows, sulky plow, Call 671 Pacific. 1-5-tf The beet business may be a new one for you; but we know your wants and would like to talk to you. Come in. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. We have had a good deal to say about beet tools; don't forget that our line embraces all that is good in the implements. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. The Best Butter Producer in the World. Cured Sugar Beet Pulp from silo $1.25 per ton, loading to car 40 cents additional. Los Alamitos Sugar Factory. 1-5-tf For Sale—a span of gentle sound young mules, no whip needed, weight about a thousand pounds. Also good young Jersey cow at a bargain. P. H. Krick, 315 No. Los Angeles St., Anaheim. 1-26-1m For Sale—No 1 oat and barley hay L. M. Gardiner; phone Pacific red 571 Fullerton; on Orangethorpe avenue, one mile west of Spadra road. 1-19-2t Hair Dressing, hair manufacturing, shampoo, scalp treatment, facial massage, manicuring, at Miss E. Cummings, located at Gade's millinery. 11-24-tf For Sale—Fine young driving mares at $75, $135, $165, $250, and $275. All but one under 6 years old. One 1050 lb. work horse $50. Wickersheim Implement Co., Fullerton. For Sale—Sixty different styles of the celebrated Page and Davis vehicles and the popular Michigan bugles and spring wagons. Wickersheim Implement Co., Fullerton. Buy a Monitor Double Disc Drill of the Wickersheim Implement Co., Fullerton, and thereby save one-half of your seed and double the yield of hay and grain. 1-26-2t Although you may be new at the beet business, we are not new at it. Drop in and let us talk to you, or call us up and our traveller will call on you. Wickersheim Implement Co., Fullerton. 1-26-2t For Sale—First class orange seed bed stock, budded peach, apricot and plum trees; also eucalyptus, three varieties. L. Z. Huntington & Son, 221 County road, Anaheim. 1-19tf 25 per cent discount on gloves. For the next 30 days we offer our entire line of ladies and gents vehicle, auto driving, and work gloves at 25 per cent discount. Wickersheim Implement Co., Fullerton. 1-26-2t Wanted—Man with team to take care of my 10 acre walnut orchard; want a good job done and expect to pay for it, but I know what it is worth. A. W. Danforth, Hotel Munn 458 South Olive St., Los Angeles, Cal 1-5-tf All kinds of street and ornamental trees, Monterey Cypress, Ferns and Guavas. Also a large stock of the leading varieties of Eucalyptus. Large Palms specialty. The Anaheim Evergreen Nurseries, Tim Carroll, proprietor. Nurseries located at West Anaheim. Pacific phone, Main 413. 1-26-tf For Sale or Exchange—Choice winter Crimson Rhubard Plants. Will exchange for orange stock. Plant a few rows among your trees and have an income while they are growing. Blake Ranch, quarter mile north of Hein's corner, West Anaheim. F. P. Blake, RD2, Anaheim. 1-5-1mp For Sale or Exchange—Choice winter Crimson Rhubard Plants. Will exchange for orange stock. Plant a few rows among your trees and have an income while they are growing. Blake Ranch, quarter mile north of Hein's corner, West Anaheim. F. P. Blake, RD2, Anaheim. For Rent—Fraction of section 21, town 11 west, S.B.B.A two miles west on leaders in beet tools. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. For Sale—No 1 oat and barley hay L.M.Gardiner; phone Pacific red 571 Fullerton; on Orangethorpe avenue, one mile west of Spadra road. 1-19-2t Hair Dressing, hair manufacturing, shampoo, scalp treatment, facial massage, manicuring, at Miss E.Cummings, located at Gade's millinery. 11-24-tf For Sale—Fine young driving mares at $75, $135, $165, $250, and $275.All but one under 6 years old. One 1050 lb.work horse $50.Wickersheim Implement Co.,Fullerton. For Sale—Sixty different styles of the celebrated Page and Davis vehicles and the popular Michigan bugles and spring wagons.Wickersheim Implement Co.,Fullerton. Buy a Monitor Double Disc Drill of the Wickersheim Implement Co.,Fullerton,and thereby save one-half of your seed and double the yield of hay and grain.$12-6t Although you may be new at the beet business, we are not new at it.Drop in and let us talk to you,或 call us up and our traveller will call on you.Wickersheim ImplementCo.,Fullerton.$12-6t Wanted—Man with team to take care of my 10 acre walnut orchard; want a good job done and expect to pay for it,但 I know what it is worth.A.W.Danforth,Hotel Munn 458 South Olive St.,Los Angeles,Cal 1-5-tf All kinds of street and ornamental trees,Monterey Cypress,Ferns and Guavas.Also a large stock of the leading varieties of Eucalyptus.Large Palms specialty.The Anaheim Evergreen Nurseries,Tim Carroll，proprietor.Nurseries located at West Anaheim.Pacific phone,Main 413.$12-6t For Sale or Exchange—Choice winter Crimson Rhubard Plants.Will exchange for orange stock.Plant a few rows among your trees and have an income while they are growing.Blake Ranch，quarter mile north of Hein's cornerWest Anaheim.F.P.Blake.RD2,Anaheim.$12-6t For Sale or Exchange—Choice winter Crimson Rhubard Plants.Will exchange for orange stock.Plant a few rows among your trees and have an income while they are growing.Blake Ranch，quarter mile north of Hein's cornerWest Anaheim.F.P.Blake.RD2,Anaheim.$12-6t the implements. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. The Best Butter Producer in the World. Cured Sugar Beet Pulp from silo $1.25 per ton, loading to car 40 cents additional. Los Alamitos Sugar Factory. 1-5-tf For Sale—A span of gentle sound young mules, no whip needed, weight about a thousand pounds. Also good young Jersey cow at a bargain. P. H. Krick, 315 No. Los Angeles St., Anaheim. 1-26-1m It takes a season for an implement dealer to know what the beet business needs; we have been supplying the needs of the beet raisers for years. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana If you have not the time to come and see us about those beet tools drop us a line and one of our salesmen will call on you and tell you all about your needs. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. Found at Last It has been demonstrated beyond a doubt that Tuberclecide, which is manufactured by the Tuberclecide Company of 703 International Bank Building, Los Angeles, California, cures tuberculosis where there is at least three months' vitality remaining. Cases pronounced incurable are today walking testimonials to the above fact, and some of them with less than one lung remaining. Handling Your Savings so as to increase them is the province of a good savings bank: Such an institution is the German American Savings Bank It invites you to take advantage of its advantages, its able and conservative management and its financial strength. The opening account need not be large. In fact almost any sum is sufficient to commence. GERMAN-AMERICAN BANK COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS NEWS AND BUSINESS Smoked Salmon at Dickel's Dressmaking.—229 Philadelphia St. New Snow Early White Rose Seed potatoes at Dickel's. 1t "Pigs is Pigs" at Fairyland tonight—don't miss it. Ask your neighbor how he likes his Buick. 3000 pairs shoes on sale at a great reduction. Ahlborn & Raymond. 1t Even if it rains don't fail to see "Pigs is Pigs" at Fairyland tonight. Buick 1911 five passenger $1050. F.O.B. Anaheim. Go and find out if "Pigs is Pigs" at Fairyland tonight. New Snow Early White Rose seed potatoes at Dickel's. 1t The funniest comedy yet at Fairyland tonight, "Pigs is Pigs." Buy a sweater coat for $1, big assortment. At Ahlborn & Raymond. You need a pair of shoes now. 3000 pairs on sale. Ahlborn & Raymond. Orange seed bed nursery stock for sale cheap. J. S. Howard, Anaheim. Buick 40 h.p. 4 doors 36 in. wheel $2000. F.O.B. Anaheim. All coats and suits during the Alteration sale at 1-3 off. Falkenstein. Gum stove wood for sale by W. L. Knowlton, 2 miles S.W. of Anaheim, 1-26-tf. Rain calls for shoes to keep feet dry. Big shoe sale at Ahlborn & Raymond. For Sale Cheap. Fine orange seed bed nursery stock. J. S. Howard, Anaheim. 1-19tf Thoroughbred Leghorn hatching eggs for sale by H. F. H. Schneider, East and Sycamore. 1 For Sale—Oat and barley hay and potatoes. Address J. Schumacher, or telephone Main 1223, Anaheim. 1t Fairyland has a grand program tonight, including "Pigs is Pigs" —a scream from beginning to end. For Sale—Beet tools of all descriptions. Wickersheim Implement Co., Welborn Wallop was a business visitor in Los Angeles on Friday. A Camino Real bell has been placed in front of the Adelheid bathing establishment. Joseph Helmsen spent Sunday on a motor trip to points of interest in the upper valley. W. M. Rose has returned from a trip of several months duration in San Francisco and other points north. Mrs. Schuman is lying at the point of death at her home in this city. Her illness is due to the infirmities of old age. Clarence Wilson has returned to Stanford university after spending an enjoyable vacation with relatives and friends here. A number of packages of government seed remain at this office and will be distributed to callers on application. The supply of flower-seed is exhausted. City Clerk Merritt has completed the mailing of sample ballots to voters for Monday's bond election. Polls will be open at the city hall from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. O. Lagman has purcahsed a 50-foot lot on South Claudina street from Mrs. Konig, paying $1000 therefor, and will soon begin the erection of a $2500 residence thereon. Joseph Fiscus came up from his walnut orchard yesterday, saying it was too wet to continue pruning operations. Joe says it was raining $20 gold pieces out his way. Some automobile drivers, more especially those from neighboring towns will do well to put on the brakes on reaching the business center. The marshal has his eye on them. Mr. Neff is preparing to hold farmers' institutes at the following places: Etiwanda Feb. 13, Rialto Feb. 14, Ontario Feb. 15, San Dimas Feb. 16, Placentia Feb. 17 George Dutton and Bert Simpson attended a meeting of Royal Arch Ma. J. L. Gates and wife of Acton visited F. A. Gates the past week. Mrs. Jennie Green of Puente was a guest of friends in town several days the first of the week. Subject of special interest to every body at Presbyterian church Sunday morning. Hear it. Dr. McFarlane has filed his bond in the sum of $1000 as county veterinarian. The security is the American Security company of New York. The associated chambers of commerce met last evening at Buena Park. The county road bond issue seems deferred until after the people see what the state will do with its $18,000,000 issue. Miss William Huff of Long Beach was an over-Sunday visitor of her father, F. A. Gates. Mr. Gates has been confined to his bed for sometime but hopes are now entertained for his speedy recovery. Newport Beach will in the near future vote on $55,000 bonds for a municipal lighting system. The city has agreed to pay the private lighting company now operating there the sum of $15,000 for its works. Gus Kneipp is acting as keeper of the place in West Anaheim owned by Drs. Johnston and Houck. A recent court decision ousted the Japs who claimed a lease, and Gus is there to see that the little brown men stay off the place. Mr. and Mrs. Lybarger this week entertained Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Shoemaker and daughter of Severy, Kans., and J. W. Dickson of Piedmont, Kans. They are touring Southern California and spent several days with their old-time friends here. Fifty four hundredths of an inch of rain fell on Tuesday and Tuesday night, as measured by Mr. Dickel's gauge yesterday morning; total for the season 3.24 inches; last year to date 9.70. Rain continued to fall yesday and prospects for a prosperous For Sale—Oat and barley hay and potatoes. Address J. Schumacher, or telephone Main 1223, Anaheim. 1t For Sale—Oat and barley hay and potatoes. Address J. Schumacher, or telephone Main 1223, Anaheim. 1t Fairyland has a grand program tonight, including "Pigs is Pigs" — a scream from beginning to end. For Sale—Beet tools of all descriptions. Wickersheim Implement Co., Fullerton. 1-26-2t 70 pair ladies shoes, broken lines, values up to $3.50 for only $1, at the S. Q. R. Store. 1t For Sale—Good baled barley hay at $12 and up per ton. Wickersheim Implement Co., Fullerton. 1-26-2t Sugar Beet Pulp, best butter producer in the world at $1.25 per ton in silo. Los Alamitos Sugar Factory. School children's eyes should be taken care of. Have them tested free at Hartfield's. 9-15 For Sale—Fresh young cow, large milker; phone sub 829, or Route 4, box 101, Anaheim. 1t For Sale—Many snaps; see our bargain counter. Wickersheim Implement Co., Fullerton. 1-26-2t Order your orange seed bed nursery stock now. For sale cheap. J. S. Howard, Anaheim. 1-19-tf We have as complete a line of beet tools as can be found anywhere.Wickersheim Implement Co., Fullerton. We have anticipated the demand that will be made for beet tools and are ready for your business. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. Wanted—Good cow; guaranteed a good milker; must be cheap and fresh J. R. Montgomery, East St., north of Sycamore, Anaheim. 1t Lost—Reward—In this city Tuesday, a lady's large anethyst broochpin, mounted with green gold finish. Finder will be liberally rewarded on returning to this office. 1 We have everything in the line of tools for the beet and bean grower. Wickersheim Implement Co., Fullerton. 1-26-2t Do you want to get in on the ground floor in the live North end? I can put you in with acreage or lots. Terms to suit. A. A. Mills, owner. 1-26-1m Old house, corner Lemon and Charries streets, for sale, to be moved away; good frame. Inquire of Mrs. A. Konig, or Red Cross Realty Co., 212 Los Angeles street, Anaheim. 1t For Rent—Fractional north one-half of section 21, township 4 south, range 11 west, S.B.B.& M. Land situated two miles west of Lobo station on some automobile drivers, more especially those from neighboring towns will do well to put on the brakes on reaching the business center. The marshal has his eye on them. Mr. Neff is preparing to hold farmers' institutes at the following places: Etiwanda Feb. 13, Rialto Feb. 14, Ontario Feb. 15, San Dimas Feb. 16, Placentia Feb. 17 George Dutton and Bert Simpson attended a meeting of Royal Arch Masons at Santa Ana on Thursday evening, when the Royal Arch degree was conferred upon three candidates, and all kinds of things done to an elaborate banquet. A petition of George S. Smith to be appointed as administrator in the case of Mary E. Douglas has been granted by the superior court. The estate is valued at $250, and she died without a will. F. T. Hardt has opened a sanitary plumbing establishment at 207 South Lemon, where he is ready to do all kinds of work entrusted to his care. Mr. Hardt is a mechanic of years' experience, and makes a specialty of repair work. He guarantees all work, and asks a portion of the public patronage. Mr. and Mrs. John Medbury and son, B. Medbury, of Wisconsin, who have been spending the winter at Long Beach, and Mrs. Jullette Bailey, a sister of Mr. Medbury of Los Angeles, are in the city on a visit to Mr. Medbury's sister, Mrs. W.I.Carver. Mr. Medbury contemplates locating in the southland. Hans Weisel was in town on Saturday attending to legal matters, having come from Los Angeles, where he had been at the bedside of his wife, who was operated upon at the Good Samaritan hospital last week for appendicitis. Five physicians were in attendance at the operation. Mrs. Weisel continues to improve, and reports from the hospital are most encouraging. Joseph Hatfield came up from the gun-club territory the first of the week to lay in supplies. He reports ducks coming in in large numbers than earlier in the season, and shooting good. Joe says he feels himself getting a bit old for a young man, since his daughter, Mrs. John Goff of Olinda, was made the mother of a new baby boy. Tustin Company, No. 23, uniform rank, K.P., was mustered in by Col.Royer and officers and members of Company 26 at the armory last evening. A large attendance was present, and the evening was one long to be entertained Mr. and Mrs.G.L.Shoe-maker and daughter of Severy,Kans., and J.W.Dickson of Piedmont,Kans.They are touring Southern California and spent several days with their old-time friends here. Fifty four hundredths of an inch of rain fell on Tuesday and Tuesday night, as measured by Mr.Dickel's gauge yesterday morning; total for the season 3.24 inches; last year to date 9.70.Rain continued to fall yes terday and prospects for a prosperous year are excellent. Fletcher J.Susmill has applied for letters of administration on the estate of his mother, Alice E.Susmill.The estate is valued at $5700.Tipton & Callor are attorneys for the petitioner.The heirs are the petitioner and a sister,Viola G.Susmill. The new residence of Tim Carroll of West Anaheim is rapidly nearing completion.The dwelling is a magnificent structure,and is one of the finest in the county.Bestiful lawns and ornamental shrubbery will be placed and the practiced eye of the veteran nurseryman will no doubt perfect a parking that will eclipse them all. B.Vensen has opened a bakery at No:303 West Center streetwhere he will be pleased to meet his friends and the purchasing public.Mr.Jensen was formerly a resident of this city,and is meeting many old-time acquaintances.He will conduct a first-class bakery,and has a delivery wagon which will deliver his wares to all parts of town and surrounding territory. The Southern Pacific motor car formerly arriving here at 11:42 am,soubound,now passes at 11:02 am,and continues on from Santa Ana to Newport Beach It leaves the beach on its return trip at 12:10 pm,and passes here going north at 12:54 pm.Passengers for Tustin leave here at 9:57 am.No other changes in the train service have been made. Attorney Spencer is in receipt of a communication from Assemblyman Bishop asking information relative to public opinion here concerning the creation of a new superior judgeship for Orange county.Mr.Spencer has interviewed a number of leading citizens relative thereto and finds unanimous endorsement of the plan。他 states Judge West's calendar is filled up until June,and the judge has under advisement a number of cases which he has not found time to decide.Mr.Spencer will probably secure a number of endorsements of citizens and taxpayers and will forward them to Mr.Bishop at Sacra TERM TRIAL JURORS Among the list of term trial jurors selected by the superior court are Luke Woodward of Fullerton, S. Winters of Buena Park, P. H. Krick of Anaheim, B. F. Porter, N. Frank Morse, George Annin, B. F. Kenney of Fullerton, George Wilcox of Buena Park and L. A. Evans of this city. Newcomers in town this week declared Anaheim has the cleanest streets of all cities in Southern California. Next Sunday's ball game on the home grounds will be a good one, the Monita Merchants of Los Angeles again trying their strength with the champions. The Merchants have been defeated twice by Anaheim by narrow margin. He reports ducks coming in in large numbers than earlier in the season, and shooting good. Joe says he feels himself getting a bit old for a young man, since his daughter, Mrs. John Goff of Olinda, was made the mother of a new baby boy. Tustin Company, No. 23, uniform rank, K. P., was mustered in by Col. Royer and officers and members of Company 26 at the armory last evening. A large attendance was present, and the evening was one long to be remembered by all. On Friday evening, Col. Royer mustered in Helmet company of Los Angeles, assisted by Lieut. Amstutz; Chaplain Beale and Mr. Idlor of this city and members of Companies 25 and 40 of that city. Attention is directed to the advertisement of Theodore Roberts, who has opened a jewelry store on East Center street in the premises formerly occupied by the Home investment company. Mr. Roberts was for years engaged with a prominent Los Angeles jewelry house, and is a jeweler of many years practical experience. His wife was formerly Miss Ella Stroka of this city, and has many warm personal friends here who will welcome her and Mr. Roberts to this city. The municipal election or voting bonds in the sum of $98,500 for sewers and additions to the city's electric lighting plant occurs at the city hall on Monday. There will be only one precinct, and polls will be open from 6 to 6. Of the bonds to be voted, $90,000 is for the construction of a sewer system and acquiring a sewer farm, and $8500 for making necessary additions to the lighting plant. These issues should appeal to all progressive citizens, and the bonds should be carried. Creation of a new superior judgeship for Orange county. Mr. Spencer has interviewed a number of leading citizens relative thereto and finds unanimous endorsement of the plan. He states Judge West's calendar is filled up until June, and the judge has under advisement a number of cases which he has not found time to decide. Mr. Spencer will probably secure a number of endorsements of citizens and taxpayers and will forward them to Mr. Bishop at Sacramento. Petition for letters of administration were filed in the county clerk's office Tuesday morning in the estate of Elizabeth Schumacher, who died January 15, 1911, at her home in this city. The petition is filed by her husband, John L. Schumacher, who represents the children in the case. The estate is valued at about $30,000 and consists of real estate and improvements situated in this city. The children represented in the case are Louise Eyman, Ernest A., John L., Jesob, Max, Anne and David. The petition states that she died without leaving a will. A delegation of local boosters attended the meeting of the associated chambers at Buena Park last evening. Word was sent out that the banquet was prepared, and that the meeting would be held rain or shine. One of the topics up for discussion was the Home telephone company's offer to cut out county tolls if the association would procure for it a franchise to do business at Orange. Reports before the meeting were to effect that the deal would succeed, and that soon the Home company would abolish all county switching-tolls. ALTERATION AND EXPANSION SALE All Ladies Coats at Half Price Ladies' Suits at 1-3 off All $1.25 Dress Goods at 98c Linen Torchon Lace per yd. 5c Apron Ginghams per yard $7\frac{1}{2}$c ALTERATION SALE PRICES--ALL DEPARTMENTS Watch Our Los Angeles Street Windows Wm. Falkenstein ANAHEIM, CAL. Tim Carroll, Jr., is home again after an extensive business trip to Seattle and other points north. P. H. Krick has moved his real-estate office into the new Roberts' jewelry store on East Center street. Wm. Hall and Wm. Houts and wives enjoyed last Sunday at Huntington Beach, making the trip in the former's auto. The ladies guild of St. Michaels of Anaheim will meet with Mrs. Lewis, East Broadway, on Thursday, Feb. 2, at half past two. Frank Tausch was a pleasure seeker at Long Beach last Sunday. W. D. Thompson was a business visitor in Los Angeles on Tuesday. J. Figueroa has signed up contracts to lay two miles of cement sidewalks at La Habra. Irving Quarton holds the medal as the champion Boo-Yah maker among the town kids. G. D. Kellar was in town from Los Angeles on Tuesday looking up pumping plant contracts. Walter Hunter and a force of and Mrs. G. L. Shoer of Severy, Kans., of Piedmont, Kans., Southern California and days with their creedths of an inch of Sunday and Tuesday by Mr. Dickel's morning; total foraches; last year to continued to fall yes acts for a prosperous mil has applied for instruction on the easer, Alice E. Susmil. sued at $5700. Tip-attorneys for the heirs are the peti-er, Viola G. Susmil. suce of Tim Carroll is rapidly nearing dwelling is a mag- and is one of the city. Beautiful lawns shrubbery will be practiced eye of the man will no doubt per-at will eclipse them opened a bakery at center street, where all to meet his friends being public. Mr. Jenny a resident of this long many old-time ac- will conduct a first has a delivery wa- deliver his wares to and surrounding ter-pacific motor car for-ere at 11.42 am, sou-ies at 11.02 am, and Santa Ana to New-leaves the beach on 12.10 pm, and pass-th at 12.54 pm.Pas-ion leave here at 9.57 changes in the train man made. Clerk is in receipt of from Assemblyman information relative to there concerning the new superior judgeship day. Mr. Spencer has number of leading citi-retro and finds unan-ant of the plan. He best's calendar is fill-er, and the judge has not found time to decer will probably se-of endorsements of payers and will for-Mr. Bishop at Sacra-Tim Carroll, Jr., is home again ar an extensive business trip to Seattle and other points north. P. H. Krick has moved his real-estate office into the new Roberts' jewelry store on East Center street. Wm. Hall and Wm. Houts and wives enjoyed last Sunday at Huntington Beach, making the trip in the former's auto. The ladies guild of St. Michaels of Anaheim will meet with Mrs. Lewis, East Broadway, on Thursday, Feb. 2, at half past two. Rev. Van Deerlin will conduct services at St. Michael's Episcopal on Sunday, Jan. 29, at 10.45 a.m. Sunday school at 10 a.m. Mr. Neff leaves on Sunday for Imperial county, where he holds farmers institutes at different points in that county all of next week. Mrs. William Weinberger, who recently returned from a visit of several months duration to Germany, is a guest of her daughter, Mrs. Louis Kroeger. Disappointment was written upon the faces of the Booster Outfit yesterday at calling off the swing around the circle, on account of the rain. The rain came down and washed away their tears. Mr. and Mrs. Purser of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. Van Pelt of Los Angeles and Captain Schaefer and wife of Portland, Or., were among the visitors at the home of Mrs. Konig on Sunday. The regular meeting of the ladies' aid society of the Presbyterian church will be held in the Sunday school room on Thursday, 26th, at 2 p.m. All ladies of the church and congregation are invited. Mr. Danforth who was here from Los Angeles yesterday is taking an active interest in the sewer-bond election, and is boosting for improvements. He is here to superintend the pruning of his walnut orchard south of town, and incidentally is doing a bit of good missionary work for civic betterments on the side. He travels extensively and hears good reports of Anaheim from Bakersfield to San Diego. In a dozen towns he has heard of the local sewer-bond election, and says Anaheim cannot do otherwise than to carry the bonds as near unanimously as can be done. Cottle & Dyckman have opened the Belmont bar in the new Mitchell building on North Los Angeles street. The bar is one of the most artistically fitted up in Southern California, and nothing but the best of liquors and cigars are being dispensed. A formal opening will be held in the near future, which it is proposed to Frank Tausch was a pleasure seeker at Long Beach last Sunday. W. D. Thompson was a business visitor in Los Angeles on Tuesday. J. Figueroa has signed up contracts to lay two miles of cement sidewalks at La Habra. Irving Quarton holds the medal as the champion Boo-Yah maker among the town kids. G. D. Kellar was in town from Los Angeles on Tuesday looking up pumping plant contracts. Walter Hunter and a force of mechanics are doing some nice jobs of cementing on Claudina street. Miss Rose Weinberger has returned from a visit with friends at Seattle and is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kroeger. Roadmaster Steadman has a force of men engaged in grading the county road running two miles east of Parker's corner. Clem Amberg has taken out the grass in the parking of the sidewalk in front of his residence and replaced it with cement. W. A. Steadman of Bonaparte, Ia., brother of N. F. Steadman, is here on a visit to that gentleman. He will remain until March. Postmaster Duckworth has constructed a cement walk leading into the residence on Claudina street, occupied by his son, W. E. Duckworth. Dr. C. W. Harvey of this city has been appointed local surgeon of the Santa Fe hospital association, vice Dr. C. L. Rich of Fullerton, resigned. Miss Alberta Abbey entertained a party of girls from the Cumnock school of Los Angeles on Saturday evening at dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dyer, and later a number of Anaheim young gentlemen made up a jolly party. Music and dancing were indulged in until the midnight hour. ORANGE GROWERS, ATTENTION Splendid Orange Land Only $50.00 Per Acre. We offer you a most unusual opportunity to own some of the finest citrus land in the world with splendid water right at a price of $50.00 per acre and only 39 hours from Los Angeles. It is located only four miles from Hermosillo, Sonora, a city of 18,000 population with good doctors, dentists, stores, schools and banks. English spoken most everywhere. 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