anaheim-gazette 1911-09-07

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7 CLOSING - OUT PRICES In Our Furnishing Goods Department. Men's Pants 500 pair all styles, all sizes, values up to $5.00, for 20 per cent less. Men's Suits 40 in the lot. The best $10 Suit ever offered, to close out, broken lines $7.00 Boys' School Suits 150 in the lot, browns, greys, blues, latest colors. The famous Banner Brand, priced at ¼ less. Men's Felt Hats 100 in the lot. All styles, values up to $3.50, for only $1.50. Still selling Star Brand Underwear at 75c a Suit. Hurry up. The S.Q.R. Store Schumacher, Quarton & Renner. Silks a Specialty NEWS AND BUSINESS LOST — Nickle-plated frame bicycle-pump. Finder please return to Gazette office. Try Ripin's White Label Extra Dry Special Reserve at Anaheim Winery, 1206 W. Center St. Rev. L. G. Thompson of Denver, Colo., will speak at the Christian church next Sunday morning and evening. His theme for 11 a.m. will be "The Meaning of Christianity." 7:30 p.m., "God's Love for the World." Rev. Thompson has been the general secretary for the churches of Colorado for twelve years. He is practical and eloquent in his preaching.All members and friends of the church NEWS AND BUSINESS Rubber hose and garden utensils at Dickel's. Have your eyes tested by Theo Roberts, graduate optician. Miss Adele Mossemann was a guest the first of the week of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lewis. Local and Los Angeles bottled beer at brewery prices. Rust's winery. Prompt delivery and courteous treatment. Give us a trial. W. E. Duckworth. Cal Wood was here from Los Angeles on Sunday, a guest of Joseph Helmsen. He was given an auto ride through Placentia during the afternoon. FOR SALE—Oil ing ponies. S gain. Call An FOR SALE—B $1.25 per 100 1-2 miles sou cific phone 1 ing potatoes. GRAPES FOR grapes and gr ly, at 1c. per and South str proprietor. FOR SALE—Go horse. Also Mrs. J. B. Je FOR SALE—Te south of Bro acres in youn trees; 5000 w Land piped w for irrigation; it. This is a agents. Appl Route 2, Anal FOR SALE—Fi mares. Wood miles west on Waidler. FOR SALE—Ch or walnuts, in E. W. Pyne, 8 FOR SALE—Good Baxter, RD5, B FOR SALE—Mu Santa Ana an heim, Cal. FOR SALE—Loc tra good quali ered. Tim Ca 41R. FOR SALE—Fam fer, oat hay, se plow, 9-inch pl doubletree, hoo water-heater, g table, bedstea Dry Special Reserve at Anaheim Winery, 1206 W. Center St. Rev. L. G. Thompson of Denver, Colo., will speak at the Christian church next Sunday morning and evening. His theme for 11 a.m. will be "The Meaning of Christianity." 7:30 p.m., "God's Love for the World." Rev. Thompson has been the general secretary for the churches of Colorado for twelve years. He is practical and eloquent in his preaching. All members and friends of the church are urged to be present. I have a full line of chicken supplies. W. E. Duckworth. We have rebored four gas engine cylinders, ranging in size from 12 to 75 h.p. Four happy customers. You should be one of them. Angell & Redit Machine Co. Charles Bauer was in town this week from Cucamonga. He reports his section prospering. Dr. Parrett, Osteopathic Physician, cures indigestion, paralysis, rheumatism, chronic headache, kidney, liver, and all nervous and female diseases. 305 N. Lemon St., Anaheim. Pacific phone 87J; Home 1173. We pay the highest market price for black-eye beans. Stern & Goodman Mercantile Co., Fullerton, Cal. Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Weisel and daughter, Miss Louise, leave today for Milwaukee, on a five weeks visit to relatives and friends. They go by steamer to Seattle and thence east over the northern route. Wm. Montgomery and family came down from Tulare county the first of the week for a month's visit with relatives and friends. Mr. Montgomery moved to the northern county almost a year ago in hope of getting rid of a severe case of rheumatism, with which he had been troubled for some time, and he states that his hopes have been realized and that he is now as good as new. We have a full line of hay, grain, wood and coal. W. E. Duckworth. All kinds of garden seeds at H. A. Dickel's. Watch, clock and jewelry repairing. First class work guaranteed. Theo. Roberts. Take your watch and jewelry repairing to Theo. Roberts. He does only first-class work. Telephone us your orders for your prompt deliveries. W. E. Duckworth. A soocial dance will be given at K. of C. hall Friday evening, Sept. 8. Dancing at nine. Good music. Everybody invited. Good time assured. Cal Wood was here from Los Angeles on Sunday, a guest of Joseph Helmsen. He was given an auto ride through Placentia during the afternoon. Henry Adams and family spent Sunday afternoon at Anaheim Landing. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lewis motored to neighboring beach resorts on Sunday. If you want sparkling wines try the White Label Extra Dry or Carmine Seal at Anaheim Winery. We sell lots, houses, orange groves, walnut groves, alfalfa fields, oil and vacant land in this vicinity, Los Angeles city and county. Stern & Goodman Mercantile Co., Fullerton. Monday was Labor day, a legal holiday, and the postoffice and banks were closed. A number of business places closed during the day. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Moore of Los Angeles have been visiting in town and were guests of R. Fossek. Mr. Moore returned home Monday and Mrs. Moore remains another week. Mr. and Mrs. Bird Beebe enjoyed a motor ride to Anaheim Landing on Sunday. W. P. Quarton and wife, Mrs. Jack Abbott and daughter have returned from a two-month trip to Redwood Falls, Minn. Robert Quarton and wife, who accompanied them on their trip east, will remain for a further sojourn of several weeks. Mr. Quarton says he is glad to get back to Anaheim. He found conditions throughout the northwest anything but prosperous, crops in many states having failed because of extensive drought. Herman Dickel is home from a 10-day trip to San Francisco and other points of interest north. L. B. Valla, commercial agent of the Southern Pacific, was over from Santa Ana on Saturday afternoon. Mr. Valla states the officials of the company here last Thursday were delighted with the cordiality of their reception, and saw many evidences of advancement and prosperity in this city and vicinity. He has recommended three new trains, one northbound at 9 o'clock in the morning, and two southbound, the first arriving at 3 o'clock in the morning first arrival at Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lewis. Local and Los Angeles bottled beer at brewery prices. Rust's winery. Prompt delivery and courteous treatment. Give us a trial. W.E.Duckworth. Cal Wood was here from Los Angeles on Sunday, a guest of Joseph Helmsen. He was given an auto ride through Placentia during the afternoon. Henry Adams and family spent Sunday afternoon at Anaheim Landing. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lewis motored to neighboring beach resorts on Sunday. If you want sparkling wines try the White Label Extra Dry or Carmine Seal at Anaheim Winery. We sell lots, houses, orange groves, walnut groves, alfalfa fields, oil and vacant land in this vicinity, Los Angeles city and county. Stern & Goodman Mercantile Co., Fullerton. Monday was Labor day, a legal holiday, and the postoffice and banks were closed. A number of business places closed during the day. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Moore of Los Angeles have been visiting in town and were guests of R. Fossek. Mr. Moore returned home Monday and Mrs. Moore remains another week. Mr. and Mrs. Bird Beebe enjoyed a motor ride to Anaheim Landing on Sunday. W.P.Qarton and wife, Mrs.Jack Abbott and daughter have returned from a two-month trip to Redwood Falls, Minn.Robert Quarton and wife who accompanied them on their trip east will remain for a further sojourn of several weeks.Mr.Qarton says he is glad to get back to Anaheim.Here found conditions throughout the northwest anything but prosperous,crops in many states having failed because of extensive drought.Herman Dickel is home from a 10-day trip to San Francisco and other points of interest north.L.B.Valla.commercial agent of the Southern Pacificwas over from Santa Ana on Saturday afternoon.Mr.Valla states the officials of the company here last Thursday were delighted with the cordiality of their reception,and saw many evidences of advancement and prosperity in this city and vicinityHe has recommended three new trainsone northbound at 9 o'clockin the morning,and two southbound,the first arriving at 3 o'clockin the morningfirst arrival at Mr.AndrsArthur Lewis.LocalandLosAngeles bottledbeeratbreweryprices.Rust'swinery.Promptdeliveryandcourteoustreatment.Giveusatrial.W.E.Duckworth.CalWoodwasherefromLosAngelesonSunday,a guestofJosephHelmsenHewasgivenanautoridethroughPlacentiaduringtheafternoon.HenryAdamsandfamilyspentSundayafternoonatAnashelmLanding.MrandMrs.ArruthLewismotoredtoneighboringbeachresortsonsunday.InyouwantsparklingwinestrytheWhiteLabelExtraDryorCarmineSealatAnashelmWinery.Weselllots,houses，orangegroveswalnutgrovesalfalfafieldsoilandvacantlandinthisvicinityLosAngelescityandcounty.Stern&GoodmanMercantileCo.,Fullerton.MondaywasLaborday,alegalholiday,andthepostofficeandbankswereclosed.Anumberbusinessplacesclosedduringtheday.MrandMrs.MiltonMooreofLosAngeleshavebeenvisitingintownandwereguestsofR.Fossek.MrMoorereturnedhomeMondayandMrs.Mooreremainsanotherweek.MrandMrs.BirdBeebejoyedamotorridetoAnashelmLandingonsunday.W.P.Qartonandwife,Mrs.JackAbbottanddaughterhavethurnedfromatwo-monthstriptoRedwoodFalls,Minn.RobertQuartonandwifewhoaccompaniedthemontheirtripeastwillremainforafurthersojournofseveralweeks.Mr.QartonsaysheisgladtogetbacktoAnasheim.Herefoundconditions throughoutthenorthwestanythingbutprosperous,cropsinmanystateshavingfailedbecauseoffensivedrought.HermanDickelishomefroma10-daystriptoSanFranciscoandotherpointsofinterestnorth.L.B.Valla.commercialagentoftheSouthernPacificwasoverfromSantaAnaonSaturdayafternoon.Mr.VallastatestheofficialsofthecompanyherelastThursdayweredelightedwiththecordialityofthereception,andsawmanyevidencesofadvancementandprosperityinthiscityandvicinityHehasrecommendedthreenewtrainsonenorthboundat9o'clockinthemorning,andtwoth southbound,thefirstarrivingat3o'clockinthemorningfirstarrivingatMr.AndrsArthurLewis.LocalandLosAngeles bottledbeeratbreweryprices.Rust'swinery.Promptdeliveryandcourteoustreatment.Giveusatrial.W.E.Duckworth.CalWoodwasherefromLosAngelesonSunday,a guestofJosephHelmsenHewasgivenanautoridethroughPlacentiaduringtheafternoon.HenryAdamsandfamilyspentSundayafternoonatAnashemLandingonsunday.W.P.Qartonandwife,Mrs.JackAbbott和daughterhavethurnedfromatwo-monthstriptoRedwoodFalls,Minn.RobertQuarton和wifewhoaccompaniedthemontheirtripeastwillremainforafurthersojournofseveralweeks.Mr.QartonsaysheisgladtogetbacktoAnasheim.Herefoundconditions throughoutthenorthwestanythingbutprosperous,cropsinmanystateshavingfailedbecauseoffensivedrought.HermanDickelishomefroma10-daystriptoSanFranciscoandotherpointsofinterestnorth.L.B.Valla.commercialagentoftheSouthernPacificwasoverfromSantaAnaonSaturdayafternoon.Mr.VallastatestheofficialsofthecompanyherelastThursdayweredelightedwiththecordialityofthereception,andsawmanyevidencesofadvancementandprosperityinthiscityandvicinityHehasrecommendedthreenewtrainsonenorthboundat9o'clockinthemorning,andtwoth southbound,thefirstarrivingat3o'clockinthemorningfirstarrivingatMr.AndrsArthurLewis.LocalandLosAngeles bottledbeeratbreweryprices.Rust'swinery.Promptdeliveryandcourteoustreatment.Giveusatrial.W.E.Duckworth.CalWoodwasherefromLosAngelesonSunday,a guestofJosephHelmsenHewasgivenanautoridethroughPlacentiaduringtheafternoon.HenryAdams和familyspentSundayafternoonatAnashemLandingonsunday.W.P.Qarton和wife,Mrs.JackAbbott和daughterhavethurnedfromatwo-monthstriptoRedwoodFells,Minn.RobertQuarton和wifewhoaccompaniedthemontheirtripeastwillremainforafurthersojournofseveralweeks.Mr.QartonsaysheisgladtogetbacktoAnashem.Herefoundconditions throughoutthenorthwestanythingbutprosperous,cropsinmanystateshavingfailedbecauseoffensivedrought.HermanDickelishomefroma10-daystriptoSanFranciscoandotherpointsofinterestnorth.L.B.Valla.commercialagentoftheSouthernPacificwasoverfromSantaAnaonSaturdayafternoon.Mr.VallastatestheofficialsofthecompanyherelastThursdayweredelightedwiththecordialityofthereception,andsawmanyevidencesofadvancementandprosperityinthiscityandvicinityHehasrecommendedthreenewtrainsonenorthboundat9o'clockinthemorning,andtwoth southbound,thefirstarrivingat3o'clockinthemorningfirstarrivingatMr.AndrsArthurLewis.LocalandLosAngeles bottledbeeratbreweryprices.Rust'swinery.Promptdeliveryandcourteoustreatment.Giveusatrial.W.E.Duckworth.CalWoodwasherefromLosAngelesonSunday,a guestofJosephHelmsenHewasgivenanautoridethroughPlacentiaduringtheafternoon.HenryAdams和familyspentSundayafternoonatAnashemLandingonsunday.W.P.Qarton和wife,Mrs.JackAbbott和daughterhavethurnedfromatwo-monthstriptoRedwoodFells,Minn.RobertQuarton和wifewhoaccompaniedthemontheirtripeastwillremainforafurthersojournofseveralweeks.Mr.QartonsaysheisgladtogetbacktoAnashem.Herefoundconditions throughoutthenorthwestanythingbutprosperous,cropsinmanystateshavingfailedbecauseoffensivedrought.HermanDickelishomefroma10-daystriptoSanFranciscoandotherpointsofinterestnorth.L.B.Valla.commercialagentoftheSouthernPacificwasoverfromSantaAnaonSaturdayafternoon.Mr.VallastatestheofficialsofthecompanyherelastThursdayweredelightedwiththecordialityofthereception,andsawmanyevidencesofadvancementandprosperityinthiscityandvicinityHehasrecommendedthreenewtrainsonenorthboundat9o'clockinthemorning,andtwoth southbound,thefirstarrivingat3o'clockinthemorningfirstarrivingatMr.AndrsArthurLewis.LocalandLosAngeles bottledbeeratbreweryprices.Rust'swinery.Promptdeliveryandcourteoustreatment.Giveusatrial.W.E.Duckworth.CalWoodwasherefromLosAngelesonSunday,a guestofJosephHelmsenHewasgivenanautoridethroughPlacentiaduringtheafternoon.HenryAdams和familyspentSundayafternoonatAnashemLandingonsunday.W.P.Qarton和wife,Mrs.JackAbbott和daughterhavethurnedfromatwo-monthstriptoRedwoodFells,Minn.RobertQuarton和wifewhoaccompaniedthemontheirtripeastwillremainforafurthersojournofseveralweeks.Mr.QartonsaysheisgladtogetbacktoAnashem.Herefoundconditions throughoutthenorthwestanythingbutprosperous,cropsinmanystateshavingfailedbecauseoffensivedrought.HermanDickelishomefroma10-daystriptoSanFranciscoandotherpointsofinterestnorth.L.B.Valla.commercialagentoftheSouthernPacificwasoverfromSantaAnaonSaturdayafternoon.Mr.VallastatestheofficialsofthecompanyherelastThursdayweredelightedwiththecordialityofthereception,andsawmanyevidencesofadvancementandprosperityinthiscityandvicinityHehasrecommendedthreenewtrainsonenorthboundat9o'clockinthemorning,andtwoth southbound,thefirstarrivingat3o'clockinthemorningfirstarrivingatMr.AndrsArthurLewis.LocalandLosAngeles bottledbeeratbreweryprices.Rust'swinery.Promptdeliveryandcourteoustreatment.Giveusatrial.W.E.Duckworth.CalWoodwasherefromLosAngelesonSunday,a guestofJosephHelmsenHewasgivenanautoridethroughPlacentiaduringtheafternoon.HenryAdams和familyspentSundayafternoonatAnashemLandingonsunday.W.P.Qarton和wife,Mrs.JackAbbett和daughterhavethurnedfromatwo-monthstriptoRedwoodFells,Minn.RobertQuarton和wifewhoaccompaniedthemontheirtripeastwillremainforafurthersojournofseveralweeks.Mr.QartonsaysheisgladtogetbacktoAnashem.Herefoundconditions throughoutthenorthwestanythingbutprosperous,cropsinmanystateshavingfailedbecauseoffensivedrought.HermanDickelishomefroma10-daystriptoSanFranciscoandotherpointsofinterestnorth.L.B.Valla.commercialagentoftheSouthernPacificwasoverfromSantaAnaonSaturdayafternoon.Mr.VallastatestheofficialsofthecompanyherelastThursdayweredelightedwiththecordialityofthereception,andsawmanyevidencesofadvancementandprosperityinthiscityandvicinityHehasrecommendedthreenewtrainsonenorthboundat9o'clockinthemorning,andtwoth southbound,thefirstarrivingat3o'clockinthemorningfirstarrivingatMr.AndrsArthurLewis.LocalandLosAngeles bottledbeeratbreweryprices.Rust'swinery.Promptdeliveryandcourteoustreatment.Gaveusatrial.W.E.Duckworth.CalWoodwasherefromLosAngelesonSunday,a guestofJosephHelmsenHewasgivenanautoridethroughPlacentiaduringtheafternoon.HenryAdams和familyspentSundayafternoonatAnashemLandingonsunday.W.P.Qarton和wife,Mrs.JackAbbett和daughterhavethurnedfroma two-monthstriptoRedwoodFells,Minn.RobertQuarton和wifewhoaccompaniedthemontheirtripeastwillremainforafurthersojournofseveralweeks.Mr.QartonsaysheisgladtogetbacktoAnashem.Herefoundconditions throughoutthenorthwestanythingbutprosperous,cropsinmanystateshavingfailedbecauseoffensivedrought.HermanDickelishomefroma10-daystriptoSanFranciscoandotherpointsofinterestnorth.L.B.Valla.commercialagentoftheSouthernPacificwasoverfromSantaAnaonSaturdayafternoon.Mr.VallastatestheofficialsofthecompanyherelastThursdayweredelightedwiththecordialityofthereception,andsawmanyevidencesofadvancementandprosperityinthiscityandvicinityHehasrecommendedthreenewtrainsonenorthboundat9o'clockinthemorning,andtwoth southbound,thefirstarrivingat3o'clockinthemorningfirstarrivingatMr.AndrsArthurLewis.LocalandLosAngeles bottledbeeratbreweryprices.Rust'swinery.Promptdeliveryandcourteoustreatment.Gaveusatrial.W.E.Duckworth.CalWoodwasherefromLosAngelesonSunday,a guestofJosephHelmsenHeWasgivenanautoridethroughPlacentiaduringtheafternoon.HenryAdams和familyspentSundayafternoonatAnashemLandingonsunday.W.P.Qarton和wife,Mrs.JackAbbett和daughterhavethurnedfroma two-monthstriptoRedwoodFells,Minn.RobertQuarton和wifewhoaccompaniedthemontheirtripeastwillremainforafurthersojournOfseveralweeks.Mr.Qarton says he is glad to get back to Anashem.Here found three new trains one northbound at 9 o'clock in the morning, and two southbound at 9 o'clock in the morning, and two southbound at 9 o'clock in the morning, and two southbound at 9 o'clock in the morning, and two southbound at 9 o'clock in the morning, and two southbound at 9 o'clock in the morning, and two southbound at 9 o'clock in the morning, and two southbound at 9 o'clock in the morning, and two southbound at 9 o'clock in the morning, Wait, there's a typo in my transcription. "Hermann Dickel is home from a 10-days trip to San Francisco and other points of interest north." "L.B.Valla, commercial agent of the Southern Pacific," was written. "W.A.Talia, commercial agent of the Southern Pacific," was written. "Local and Los Angeles bottled beer at brewery prices." was written. "Prompt delivery and courteous treatment." was written. "Give us a trial." was written. "For Sale—Moonahers garage and a lady's gold brass filler return to Los Angeles." was written. "LOST—On Saturdayner's garage and a lady's gold brass filler return to Los Angeles." was written. "LOST—A pair of finder please store it." was written. "FOR SALE—FOR BENTE'S MINORCAS." was written. "LOST—On Saturdayner's garage and a lady's gold brass filler return to Los Angeles." was written. "LOST—A pair of finder please store it." was written. "FOR SALE—FOR BENTE'S MINORCAS." was written. "LOST—On Saturdayner's garage and a lady's gold brass filler return to Los Angeles." was written. "LOST—A pair of finder please store it." was written. "FOR SALE—FOR BENTE'S MINORCAS." was written. "LOST—On Saturdayner's garage and a lady's gold brass filler return to Los Angeles." was written. "LOST—A pair of finder please store it." was written. "FOR SALE—FOR BENTE'S MINORCAS." was written. "LOST—On Saturdayner's garage and a lady's gold brass filler return to Los Angeles." was written. "LOST—A pair of finder please store it." was written. "FOR SALE—FOR BENTE'S MINORCAS." was written. "LOST—On Saturdayner's garage and a lady's gold brass filler return to Los Angeles." was written. "LOST—A pair of finder please store it." was written. "FOR SALE—FOR BENTE'S MINORCAS." was written. "LOST—On Saturdayner's garage and a lady's gold brass filler return to Los Angeles." was written. "LOST—A pair of finder please store it." was written. "FOR SALE—FOR BENTE'S MINORCAS." was written. "LOST—On Saturdayner's garage and a lady's gold brass filler return to Los Angeles." was written. "LOST—A pair of finder please store it." was written. "FOR SALE—FOR BENTE'S MINORCAS." was written. "LOST—On Saturdayner's garage and a lady's gold brass filler return to Los Angeles." was written. "LOST—A pair of finder please store it." was written. "FOR SALE—FOR BENTE'S MINORCAS." was written. "LOST—On Saturdayner's garage and a lady's gold brass filler return to Los Angeles." was written. "LOST—A pair of finder please store it." was written. "FOR SALE—FOR BENTE'S MINORCAS." was written. "LOST—On Saturdayner's garage and a lady's gold brass filler return to Los Angeles." was written. "LOST—A pair of finder please store it." was written. "FOR SALE—FOR BENTE'S MINORCAS." was written. "LOST—On Saturdayner's garage and a lady's gold brass filler return to Los Angeles." was written. "LOST—A pair of finder please store it." was written. "FOR SALE—FOR BENTE'S MINORCAS." was written. "LOST—On Saturdayner's garage and a lady's gold brass filler return to Los Angeles." was written. "LOST—A pair of finder please store it." was written. "FOR SALE—FOR BENTE'S MINORCAS." was written. "LOST—On Saturdayner's garage and a lady's gold brass filler return to Los Angeles." was written. "LOST—A pair of finder please store it." was written. "FOR SALE—FOR BENTE'S MINORCAS." was written. "LOST—On Saturdayner's garage and a lady's gold brass filler return to Los Angeles." was written. "LOST—A pair of finder please store it." was written. "FOR SALE—FOR BENTE'S MINORCAS." was written. "LOST—On Saturdayner's garage and a lady's gold brass filler return to Los Angeles." was written. "LOST—A pair of finder please store it." was written. "FOR SALE—FOR BENTE'S MINORCAS." was written. "LOST—On Saturdayner's garage and a lady's gold brass filler return to Los Angeles." was written. "LOST—A pair of finder please store it." was written. "FOR SALE—FOR BENTE'S MINORCAS." was written. "LOST—On Saturdayner's garage and a lady's gold brass filler return to Los Angeles." was written. "LOST—A pair of finder please store it." "FOR SALE—FOR BENTE'S MINORCAS." is repeated twice with different characters (all are lowercase). "FOR SALE—FOR BENTE'S MINORCAS." is repeated twice with different characters (all are lowercase). "FOR SALE—FOR BENTE'S MINORCAS." is repeated twice with different characters (all are lowercase). "FOR SALE— FOR BENTE'S MINORCAS." "FOR SALE— FOR BENTE'S MINORCAS." "FOR SALE— FOR BENTE'S MINORCAS." "FOR SALE— FOR BENTE'S MINORCAS." "FOR SALE— FOR BENTE'S MINORCAS." "FOR SALE— FOR BENTE'S MINORCAS." "FOR SALE— FOR BENTE'S MIN Watch, clock and jewelry repairing. First class work guaranteed. Theo. Roberts. Take your watch and jewelry repairing to Theo. Roberta. He does only first-class work. 2-9-tf Telephone us your orders for your prompt deliveries. W. E. Duckworth. A soocial dance will be given at K. of C. hall Friday evening, Sept. 8. Dancing at nine. Good music. Everybody invited. Good time assured. Dr. Johnston and wife are home from a fortnight's sojourn in San Francisco, where the doctor attended a meeting of the state medical association at Cooper medical college. L. B. Valla, commercial agent of the Southern Pacific, was over from Santa Ana on Saturday afternoon. Mr. Valla states the officials of the company here last Thursday were delighted with the cordiality of their reception, and saw many evidences of advancement and prosperity in this city and vicinity. He has recommended three new trains, one northbound at 9 o'clock in the morning, and two southbound, the first arriving at 3 o'clock in the afternoon and the other at midnight, after the theaters. Railroad officials think well of this plan, and the service, Mr. Valla says, may be looked for in the near future. Our Business Is Banking Banking Is Our Business The sign "Bank" does not make a bank and is often misleading. It requires time, energy, close attention to business, a substantial capital and ripe experience in banking to make a bank. We claim, without blushing, all the essentials necessary to make our business that of banking, and tender our patrons a service thoroughly seasoned by years of experience, backed by a substantial capital and a large surplus. "The Bank That Does Things" GERMAN - AMERICAN BANK COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS United States Depository for Postal Savings System FOR SALE FOR SALE—One team gentle driving ponies. Set harness. A bargain. Call Anaheim Laundry. FOR SALE—Burbank seed potatoes, $1.25 per 100. Henry Wagner, 2 1-2 miles southeast of Anaheim. Pacific phone 118R3; also good eating potatoes. GRAPES FOR SALE—Good eating-grapes and grapes for wine or jelly, at 1c. per pound. Corner East and South streets. F. A. Altenow, proprietor. FOR SALE—Good driving and work horse. Also dining table. Apply Mrs. J. B. Jester, 315 So. Walnut. FOR SALE—Ten acres one-half mile south of Brookhurst station; five acres in young Valencia orange trees; 5000 winter rhubarb plants. Land piped with vitrified clay pipe for irrigation; $450 per acre takes it. This is a bargain. Courtesy to agents. Apply F. P. Blake, M.D. Route 2, Anaheim. FOR SALE—Fine matched team of mares. Wood cutters wanted. 2 miles west on county road. G. H. Waldler. FOR SALE—Cheap lands for oranges or walnuts, in small or large tracts. E. W. Pyne, 8 miles east Anaheim. FOR SALE—Good Jersey cow. L. B. Baxter, RD5, East Broad St. FOR SALE—Muscat grapes. Corner Santa Ana and East streets. Anaheim, Cal. FOR SALE—Loose alfalfa hay of extra good quality. In field or delivered. Tim Carroll, Pacific phone, 41R. FOR SALE—Family horse, Jersey helper, oat hay, section harrow, 11-inch plow, 9-inch plow, furrowing plow, doubletree, hoe, pick, mattock, gas water-heater, gas range, extension-table, bedstead, washstand, R. I. Born to Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Skinner, Saturday evening, an eight-pound girl. Charley Dussourt returned Sunday from a week's outing at Anaheim Landing. John Schroff left Tuesday for a month's visit with relatives in eastern Missouri. Henry Adams is getting up a big crowd to attend the farmers' festival at Buena Park. Miss Hannah Horwitz of the Howard studio was in Los Angeles on Saturday purchasing supplies. Mrs. Innes Henry and two daughters have returned home from Newport Beach after a month's outing. There was no quorum at the water board meeting on Saturday afternoon, and no business was transacted. W. A. Ross and wife have returned from a fortnight's outing at Modjeska mineral springs in Santiago canyon. Editor Valjean is looking for the man who stole 50 feet of new garden hose from his front yard the other night. Miss Roma Tedford, the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Tedford, is seriously ill with infantile paralysis. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Falkenstein and Stanley Falkenstein returned Thursday evening from a week's visit at Santa Barbara. Ralph Modjeska of Chicago, son of the famous actress, has been a guest during the week of Mrs. C. Langenberger and family. C. Z. Vander Horck spent Sunday at Santa Monica and returned with Mrs. Vander Horck, who had been sojourning for a fortnight at the beach. Max Nebelung is officiating as secretary of the water company, in the Herman Rinkleb has purchased a Reo auto from J. W. Dickenson. Postmaster Duckworth was a business visitor in Los Angeles Tuesday. Col. Bullfrog Taylor was in town some days ago from Sagebrush Gulch. Mrs. J. F. Walker and children returned on Saturday from a fortnight's outing at the beach. Mrs. William Overholzer was here on Saturday from Oceanside on brief visit to friends. Rev. Juny left yesterday for his home in Escondido after a pleasant sojourn with friends here. W. J. Hill is threshing grain in the peat lands, and expects to move his separator to La Habra next week. Misses Bella J. and Margaret E. Walker and Miss Bertha Smith are home from an enjoyable outing at Huntington Beach. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Rea returned on Friday from Hemet, bringing with them their niece, Miss Brown, who is in ill health, and will recuperate at their home in this city. Tom Wilkie returned this week from Turlock, where he has been since December looking after his farm. He has resumed his position as pumper at the Santa Fe lease in the Olinda. Frederick Steigerwald was in town on Monday, a guest of Mr. Hadsell. Mr. Steigerwald is president of the company which erected the sugar-factory here, and is a large stockholder in the enterprise. Chilly Fisher is trying himself out to see if he cannot get back into the baseball game. Chilly used to be the idol of the bleachers, but since taking on aldermänic proportions his speed on the baselines is something fierce. Andrew Roerden was a visitor in town on Friday from Fullerton, which FOR SALE—Muscat grapes. Corner Santa Ana and East streets. Anaheim, Cal. FOR SALE—Loose alfalfa hay of extra good quality. In field or delivered. Tim Carroll, Pacific phone, 41R. FOR SALE—Family horse, Jersey heifer, oat hay, section harrow, 11-inch plow, 9-inch plow, furrowing plow, doubletree, hoe, pick, mattock, gas water-heater, gas range, extension-table, bedstead, washstand, R. I. red chickens. Robt. Hopkins, Pacific 213, Fullerton. FOR SALE — Thoroughbred Orpington hens and pullets, for sale, cheap. This week only. Apply to Stanton Ranch, Brookhurst. FOR SALE—Small two room furnished house on West street. $10.00 per month with water. FOR SALE—Fine saddle and driving mare, buggy and harness. Reliable anywhere; family; light work. 8 years old. Anaheim Dye and Cleaning Works. FOR SALE—Fine fresh Jersey cow, with heifer calf, five weeks old. Frank W. Champion, East Santa Ana street. Tel. Sunset 49R. WANTED WANTED—Position as foreman or pruner for citrus trees. Long experience. Best of references. Married, no children. Address H, this office. WANTED — Young girl planist to play dance music one afternoon a week in exchange for lessons in elocution and dramatic art. Address Mrs. Abbott, 1312 W. 9th St. Los Angeles. WANTED—Three grocery clerks for soliciting and delivery work; must have experience. Apply in person Stern & Goodman Mercantile Co., Fullerton, Cal. WANTED—Chickens, Black or White Minorcas. State what have you, and price of same. W. P. Williams, Anaheim. LOST LOST—On Saturday, between Skinner's garage and Falkenstein's store a lady's gold brooch, Brazilian bug. Finder return to Falkenstein's. LOST—a pair of spectacles, in case. Finder please leave at Dietrich's store and receive reward. FOR RENT Ralph Modjeska of Chicago, son of the famous actress, has been a guest during the week of Mrs. C. Langenberger and family. C. Z. Vander Horck spent Sunday at Santa Monica and returned with Mrs. Vander Horck, who had been sojourning for a fortnight at the beach. Max Nebelung is officiating as secretary of the water company, in the absence of Harry Armstrong, who left this morning for Vancouver on a 20-day leave of absence. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Spencer and family enjoyed an auto ride to Long Beach on Sunday, when they were guests of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Spencer. Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Tedford are home from a two-months tour of the east. They visited with relatives at Boston and also spent some time in other cities on the Atlantic seaboard and in Canada. Six speed monsters, all of them out-of-town people, were arrested by motor cops Kinnie and Morris on Saturday and Sunday. Judge Howard imposed the usual $10 fine, which was paid in each case. Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Hadsell have moved to Los Angeles where they have taken up their residence. Mr. Hadsell retains his position as business manager of the sugar factory an comes down from Los Angeles every morning, returning in the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McLauchlin have taken up their residence in their home on Broadway, following their return from the east after a four-months' absence. Mr. McLauchlin is in greatly improved health since the surgical operation underwent at Rochester, Minn., and his trip to Banff, Victoria, and the Puget Sound country was most enjoyable. During the absence of Mr. and Mrs. Homer G. Ames in Los Angeles on Friday, a sneak thief entered their residence on Lemon street and stole jewelry belonging to Mrs. Ames valued at $100. Among the articles taken were two brooches, several rings and a number of stick pins. Neighbors saw a man standing in the yard about 5:50 o'clock, and it is supposed the theft was perpetrated about that hour. Mr. and Mrs. Ames returned on the midnight train after the theater, when the theft was discovered. The citizens of Stanton are planning to give a bazaar at the Magnolia school grounds, on the evening of September 5. The LOST LOST—On Saturday, between Skinner's garage and Falkenstein's store a lady's gold brooch, Brazilian bug. Finder return to Falkenstein's. LOST—A pair of spectacles, in case. Finder please leave at Dietrich's store and receive reward. FOR RENT FOR RENT—Five-room cottage, furnished. Cow for sale. Inquire 121 Kroeger street, near Center. FOUND FOUND—Money purse containing 1 bill and some small change. G. Cooley, 1 1-4 miles west of Magnolia schoolhouse, RD2, box 116. W. J. Elliott and Frank Nemetz got busy yesterday in chopping weeds, and cleaned up the lot adjoining the Elliott-Bushard realty office. Grand Masquerade on Skates at opera house rink tomorrow (Friday), evening. Prizes given for the best make-up and costumes. Everybody invited. A Library benefit will be given at the Anaheim opera house, Friday evening, Sept. 15, at 8:15. The dramatic club will present "The Freshman", by Edwin Bateman Morris. Mrs. Charles S. Pope of Los Angeles addressed a suffrage meeting at Fullerton on Saturday afternoon. Her soft voice and charming personality captured all her auditors. Mrs. Pope has canvassed her own precinct, No. 161, unaided. Besides being the mother of a fine family, Mrs. Pope is an artist of note. their residence on Lemon street and stole jewelry belonging to Mrs. Ames valued at $100. Among the articles taken were two brooches, several rings and a number of stick pins. Neighbors saw a man standing in the yard about 5.50 o'clock, and it is supposed the theft was perpetrated about that hour. Mr. and Mrs. Ames returned on the midnight train after the theater, when the theft was discovered. J. B. Coykendall is here from Colorado, having been engaged upon the brick work at the sugar factory. He is now at work upon the new high school. Mr. Coykendall was formerly in the newspaper business, and conducted papers in Illinois and Colorado. Should he be able to find a location suited him, he may be tempted to forsake the trowel and mortar board and jump upon the tripod again. The musical program given at the Presbyterian church last Thursday evening by the well-known vocalist, Miss Juanita Powers, was enjoyed by a large audience. Miss Powers' numbers proved her ability in rendering difficult selections with ease, and her voice showed to excellent advantage, while the lighter songs were given most pleasingly. That she has the faculty of imparting correct methods of singing to others was shown in the songs given by Misses Alice Grimshaw, Anna Hand, Suzanne Beebe and Lillian Balfour, who assisted in the program, and who are some of the pupils who have studied under her. The ease of manner, clear pronunciation and fullness of tone of the teacher was admirably shown in the performances of the pupils, and the accompaniment of Mrs. Phillips at the piano added to the charm of all the vocal selections. The citizens of Stanton are planning to give a bazaar at the Magnolia school grounds and buildings, on the evening of September 5. The grounds will be illuminated with hundreds of Japanese lanterns and an elaborate musical program will be rendered. An address is also an interesting feature of the evening's entertainment and will be delivered by P. A. Stanton, who is interested in the future welfare of the new city. Mayor J. H. Bradford is to extend the address of welcome and F. J. Buntain will display the various products of western Orange county. Some special of the booths will be "Rebecca at the Well," the "Fish Pond," and "The Dutch Kitchen." A. F. Schnitger has returned from Oregon after an absence of 11 years. Mr. Schnitger has purchased a ranch east of the Katella school and will reside there. He was formerly a well-known resident of Garden Grove and has many friends throughout the county who are glad to welcome him back. He finds many evidences of improvement in Anaheim and vicinity, and marvels at the growth of the county. He was surprised to learn that there are four sugar factories operating in the county, when there was only one when he left. Mr. Schnitger will doubtless take his place as one of the leading citizens of his section, as he was before moving to Oregon eleven years ago. New Fall Suits AND COATS Now that Summer has about taken the count, its time to consider a FALL SUIT or COAT; also to consider where you are going to get it. We believe you'll solve the question readily by looking through our new Fall Stock. We cannot enumerate their varieties here. We'll merely say that they are as excellent as we could obtain. Come down this way today and see how our window display strikes you. You'll find the prices reasonable. Wm. Falkenstein ANAHEIM, CAL. CARD OF THANKS The undersigned desire to express their heartfelt thanks to friends for many acts of kindness during the hour of their recent bereavement, consequent upon the illness and death of husband and father. Mrs. Wm. Porter, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. McCann. CARD OF THANKS We desire to thank our friends in Anaheim and Buena Park for their kindly assistance in our bereavement, and for their floral offerings and choir services as a tribute to the memory of our son and brother. J. C. Liles and G. Bauer Family. CARD OF THANKS The undersigned desire to express their heartfelt thanks to friends for many acts of kindness during the hour of their recent bereavement, consequent upon the illness and death of husband and father. Mrs. Wm. Porter, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. McCann. CARD OF THANKS We desire to thank our friends in Anaheim and Buena Park for their kindly assistance in our bereavement, and for their floral offerings and choir services as a tribute to the memory of our son and brother. J. C. Liles and G. Bauer Family. Indian Champion of the world. Out chased England’s champion in International Match Race, at Brooklands, July 15th. The F. A. M. meet at Buffalo July 14 and 15, INDIAN WINS 13 out of 14 Firsts. The only Scientific Machine on the market. Wm. H. Houts, Agt., Anaheim HENNEY BUGGIES, 25,000 MILE KIND Bought August 4th, 1904, of Enright Bros. of Tama, Iowa, and put on the road immediately, a Henney Buggy which has run twenty-two and one-half miles per day for three and three-quarter years, on a mail route, averaging three hundred and seven days to the year, which gives a total of twenty-five thousand nine hundred and two miles, or practically once around the world. In this time not one cent was expended for repairs. L. H. Brannen, Tama, Iowa. Sold by Wickersheim Implement Co. Fullerton, Cal. Walter Cadmap has resumed his position at Mullinix's. Mrs. Oliver Hill is recovering from recent indisposition following her return from Iowa. Mrs. Innes Henry and two daughters have returned from a month's Chester Bonney while attempting to start a 25-h.p. gasoline engine at his farm two miles southeast of town on Thursday afternoon sustained a compound comminuted fracture of the right leg between the ankle and knee. He was trying to start the wheel with his foot, when it slipped and was caught by the spokes. The wheel made but a single revolution, and to this fact Bonney probably owes his life. Dr. Janss was notified and went out and reduced the fracture. Bonney will recover. J. W. Sackett, L. Z. Huntington, and Herr Rinkleib acted as a hold-up committee the first of the week, intercepting the unsuspecting wayfarer and compelling him to stand and deliver for the purpose of installing electric lights on the county road at the West End. Acting on information from the city authorities that they would furnish the juice if sufficient funds were raised to install the Walter Cadman has resumed his position at Mullinix's. Mrs. Oliver Hill is recovering from recent indisposition following her return from Iowa. Mrs. Innes Henry and two daughters have returned from a month's outing at Newport Beach. Horace Howard is taking a combined course of bookkeeping, shorthand, and typewriting at the Orange county business college. F.A.Yungbluth THE BEST GOODS CARNIVAL SUGGESTIONS We are outfitters from head to foot. Our Clothing Department leads them all. Suits that are right, Hats that look bright; Ties that look neat, Shirts with a pleat; Sox that don't tear, Shoes that will wear. Select your outfit early. F. A. Yungbluth MERCHANT TAILOR 125 West Center Street - Anaheim, Cal.