anaheim-gazette 1911-11-02

Thursday, November 2 Just Received Factory Shipment of OUTING GOWNS AND PETTICOATS Underpriced for a short time only. 50c Val. - 45c $1.00 Val. 85c 75c Val. - 60c $1.25 Val. $1.00 $1.50 Val. - $1.25 See them displayed in our windows. The S.Q.R. Store Schumacher, Quarton & Renner. Silks a Specialty NEWS AND BUSINESS MUSIC STUDIO Eva Lyons Smith has opened a music studio in the upper floor of the Iowa House, (in the new Heitshusen building), No. 111 Hermine street, where she will in future give instructions upon the pianoforte. EUCALYPTUS PORTIERRE WORK A lady representative of the Eucalyptus Portierre company of Los Angeles will be at F. A. Kimball’s store, Center street, next to the postoffice, November 10 and 11, day and evening, for the purpose of demonstrating eucalyptus portierre and fancy beadwork. The public is invited to attend. NEWS AND BUSINESS Like a drink of something good? Try our whiskey from the wood, Rich and mellow, pure as gold, Ours bought and ours sold. Orange Co. Wine Co. Local and Los Angeles bottled beer at brewery prices. Rust's winery. Try Ripin's White Label Extra Dry Special Reserve at Anaheim Winery, 1206 W. Center St. W. A. Ross and sons have purchased from Merton Skinner a four cylinder Reo auto, 1912 model. Prompt delivery and courteous treatment. Give us a trial. W. E. Duckworth: Percy Dickel has our thanks for a housewife. WANTED—To rent res of good hay la George Hainlin, WANTED—To buy horse, from four t for all-round use pounds. Pacific pton, Cal. WANTED—Plano to home. Good care EUCALYPTUS PORTIERRE WORK A lady representative of the Eucalyptus Portierre company of Los Angeles will be at F. A. Kimball's store, Center street, next to the postoffice, November 10 and 11, day and evening, for the purpose of demonstrating eucalyptus portierre and fancy beadwork. The public is invited to attend. FOR EXCHANGE A portion of our goods for its value in cash; we will all be satisfied. Orange Co. Wine Co. Watch, clock and jewelry repairing. First class work guaranteed. Theo. Roberts. M.W. Martenet was a business visitor in Los Angeles Tuesday. We use only northern Clarets. Ever try them? Orange Co. Wine Co. No imitations or compounds in our whole stock. Orange Co. Wine Co. 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. We have a full line of hay, grain, wood and coal. W. E. Duckworth. Take your watch and jewelry repairing to Theo. Roberts. He does only first-class work. 2-9-tf We lost a customer last week; he moved to Modesto. Orange Co. Wine Co. We claim that a Monitor Double Disc Drill will pay for itself in one season when 25 acres of oats, barley or any other grain, either for hay or grain, are put up by it, by its saving of seed, of team, and of help, and by increasing the yield and raising the grade. Whether you are from old Mizzoo or not, drop in and be shown. Wickersheim Implement Co. Fullerton, Cal. J. B. Rea was caught in a heavy rainstorm at Santa Ana on Friday afternoon, when he went to bring home his daughter, Miss Kate Rea, who is teaching in the high school in that city. Passing clouds precipitated a downpour which Mr. Rea says he never saw equaled in his long residence in California. He drove under a large tree near the school and escaped what promised to be a drenching. In half an hour the sky was clear, and Miss Rea having emerged from the school, the homeward journey was taken up without further mishap. Local and Los Angeles bottled beer at brewery prices. Rust's winery. Try Ripin's White Label Extra Dry Special Reserve at Anaheim Winery, 1206 W. Center St. W. A. Ross and sons have purchased from Merton Skinner a four cylinder Reo auto, 1912 model. Prompt delivery and courteous treatment. Give us a trial. W. E. Duckworth. Percy Dickel has our thanks for a bouquet of chrysanthemums, they being the largest we have seen this year. That Percy is an expert gardener is attested by his beautiful garden of chrysanthemums and other flowers at his parents' home on Lemon street. I have a full line of chicken supplies. W. E. Duckworth. Have your eyes tested by Theo. Roberts, graduate optician. Judge Howard had three Mexicans in court on Monday, one being charged with disturbing the peace, the other two being plain drunks. The first drew a prize package of ninety days in the county jail. The two others were sent to the city jail, one for twenty days, the next for five days. If you want sparkling wines try the White Label Extra Dry or Carmine Seal at Anaheim Winery. For the best Wines, Liquors,and beers call at the Fisher Winery, cor. of Chartres and Lemon Sts., Anaheim P. H. Krick who was some weeks ago bitten by a dog in the west country began at once taking Pasteur treatment from Dr. Beebe. Mr. Krick some time ago disposed of his Collie dogs, and he says no more dogs for him. He is of opinion that all dogs are more or less susceptible to rabies, and that cats are in a similar category. The dog which bit him was not believed to have rabies, but was sick, its stomach being drawn up in lanky fashion. Mr. Krick was talking to its owner, and as he turned to go the dog caught him by the leg. Buy a Monitor Double Disc Drill from the Wickersheim Implement Co. and save one-third of the seed and double the yield of hay or grain. W. A. Wallace is harvesting a crop of mammoth sweet potatoes planted between the rows of his twenty-acre young Valencia orange orchard on the east side. He says he and his family have been eating on one for a week, and it ain't gone yet. He presented us with a sample this week, which for size and flavor beats... ternoon, when he went to bring home his daughter, Miss Kate Rea, who is teaching in the high school in that city. Passing clouds precipitated a downpour which Mr. Rea says he never saw equaled in his long residence in California. He drove under a large tree near the school and escaped what promised to be a drenching. In half an hour the sky was clear, and Miss Rea having emerged from the school, the homeward journey was taken up without further mishap. Mrs. Henry Adams and two charming daughters, Misses Catherine and Martha Adams, spent several days the past week visiting relatives and friends at Santa Ana and Tustin. Buy a Monitor Double Disc Drill from the Wickersheim Implement Co. and save one-third of the seed and double the yield of hay or grain. W. A. Wallace is harvesting a crop of mammoth sweet potatoes planted between the rows of his twenty-acre young Valencia orange orchard on the east side. He says he and his family have been eating on one for a week, and it ain't gone yet. He presented us with a sample this week, which for size and flavor beats anything seen in this line this year. Mr. Wallace is a farmer from away back, and whatever he undertakes in the tree and tuber lines are winners. Call again, Bill. Your Balance Is always larger than you anticipated. The accumulation of The Item of Interest Is of such steady growth we hardly realize it. This savings bank invites your account of any small amount and on up. This is a good month to begin. See us and do so now. A year hence you'll be surprised at results. GERMAN-AMERICAN BANK COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS United States Depository for Postal Savings System INCUBATOR SE Some wonderful discoveries made in this field, the most new regulator for automatic Moisture and Ventilation. The Gco. H. Lee Company Los Angeles, Cal., has just put bator book that covers all fully, and which will be sent ed person on request. ANAHEIM GAZETTE FOR SALE FOR SALE—For cash, 3 lots, 70x135 feet, on Carlton Ave. and Diamond street. Apply to James Inerarity, owner, Bay City, Cal. 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. FOR SALE — Aermotor windmills, pumps, engines, and repairs for same. Angell & Redit Machine Co. FOR SALE—Cabbage plants, young pigs, also fine turkey Toms. Mrs. Geo. L. Wagner, 2 1-2 miles south east of Anaheim. Pacific phone 75J1. FOR SALE—One lot in block 14, on 14th street, Bay City. For sale, cheap. Inquire of Mrs. E. G. Devenney, Bay City. FOR SALE—Dry gum stove wood, for sale. W. L. Knowlton, 2 miles southwest of Anaheim. FOR SALE—50 acres choice citrus land, plenty of water; improved. House, barn, gas engine, water-stock. Income this year $2000.00. The best bargain in Southern California. W. E. Clark, box 34, Escondido, Cal. FOR SALE—Good all-purpose horse. 425 N. Los Angeles St. FOR SALE—Black, 4 year old horse. Sound and gentle. $150. Apply to 1003 East Broadway. WANTED WANTED—To rent from 15 to 20 acres of good hay land near Anaheim. George Hainlin, Anaheim. WANTED—To buy—a gentle sound horse, from four to seven years old for all-round use. Weight 1100 pounds. Pacific phone 49R1, Fullerton, Cal. WANTED—Piano to store in private home. Good care taken. No child. Tim Carroll was in town on Monday from his home in the West End. Miss M. Elizabeth Reese of Pasadena was a Sunday guest of Mrs. S. L. Beebe. L. P. Drake of Fullerton has returned from a two months visit to relatives and friends in Iowa. Mrs. Melrose and Miss Winifred Melrose spent several days the past week with friends in Los Angeles. George Dutton is assisting Clerk Merritt in collecting city taxes. Citizens desirous of paying taxes will find him ready to take their money with a neatness and dispatch which is making him famous. In the sale of buggles we are still at the head of the procession. Sold three last Saturday. The celebrated Henney and the popular Michigan in 65 different styles at prices to suit any pocket book. Wickersheim Implement Co., Fullerton, Cal. Peter Weisel is expected to return the end of the week from Milwaukee, accompanied by his wife and little daughter, after a two months absence. Mr. Weisel writes that he has experienced the first snowfall of the season, and longs to return to the sunny skies of Southern California. Emil B. Dreyfus was in town on Monday from San Francisco on a brief business mission. He was accompanied by his wife and young son. Mr. Dreyfus reports business flourishing in the northern city and preparations making for the exposition in 1915. He and his family left for the north on the afternoon train. Judge West has granted $50 a month alimony to the plaintiff pending the trial next May of the divorce action of Nevada A. Young of Pasadena against George M. Young of this city. The woman wanted an early trial, but owing to a crowded court calendar, trial was set for May 28. Young is ordered not to WANTED WANTED—To rent from 15 to 20 acres of good hay land near Anaheim. George Hainlin, Anaheim. WANTED—To buy—a gentle sound horse, from four to seven years old for all-round use. Weight 1100 pounds. Pacific phone 49R1, Fullerton, Cal. WANTED—Piano to store in private home. Good care taken. No children. Inquire this office. WANTED—Anaheim property in exchange for $1500 corner lot well located near the ocean and park in Long Beach; will assume or pay difference. Fred B. Palmer, 427 Pine, Long Beach, Cal. FOR RENT FOR RENT—Furnished modern bungalow, near Anaheim; 5 rooms and bath; 2 porches. Inquire Pac. Tel. 165R2, Fullerton. WHERE? Anywhere, where you find people who like, and use good liquors, you will find our labels on the bottles. Orange Co. Wine Co. Herman Dickel went to Redondo on Sunday and enjoyed a dip in the surf. Glasses fitted at your home. Phone 88J for Geo. L. Dietrich, Doctor of Optics. Albert Muckenthaler and son Walter made a trip in their machine to the city on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Spencer, Miss Haylor and Miss Gilman enjoyed an auto ride to Santiago park Sunday. U. W. Halley is building a modern five room residence on his ranch east of town, to cost in the neighborhood of $2000. Mr. and Mrs. J. Helmsen and Mrs. Cross spent Sunday afternoon automobiling to points of interest in the western and southern portions of the county. The Orange County Realty company reports the sale of a five-acre lemon grove at Orange from Geo. Ross to Mrs. Belle Clemens, formerly of this city, for $6000. Buy this home now; it won't last long at the price, modern 6-rooms and bath, fine location, close in, large lot, bearing fruit trees. Phone 88J, or call 126 Philadelphia street. Mrs. Abbott, teacher of Elocution and Dancing, Odd Fellows Bldg, wishes to announce that Nov. 4 juvenile flourishing in the northern city and preparations making for the exposition in 1915. He and his family left for the north on the afternoon train. Judge West has granted $50 a month alimony to the plaintiff pending the trial next May of the divorce action of Nevada A. Young of Pasadena against George M. Young of this city. The woman wanted an early trial, but owing to a crowded court calendar, trial was set for May 28. Young is ordered not to visit or interfere with his wife. Walter Revel forwards renewal of his subscription from Hawaii, and adds: "We look forward to the arrival of the paper each week, and find it to be a most excellent means of keeping in touch with the progress of Anaheim." Mr. Revel occupies a responsible position in a large firm, and although he likes the islands and his surroundings cannot discard that longing feeling for the home country. Joseph Fremin, Charles Levine and Robert Epstein, all of Los Angeles, are in the county jail charged with grand larceny, the theft of nineteen sacks of walnuts from Henry Federer of Placentia. Their wagon was seen hitched near Federer's place on the night the walnuts were stolen, and they started with a load of walnuts the next morning for Los Angeles.The men in jail say they bought the nuts from Mexicans. The Young Ladies Sodality of the Catholic Church gave a most enjoyable card social on Wednesday evening, Oct. 25, at the K. of C. hall. Progressive whistle was the order of the evening. After the close of the games prizes were awarded. First, second and third prizes were given Miss Augusta Lensing winning lady's first prize and Frank Walters the gentleman's first. Following the awarding of prizes refreshments were served by the young ladies. Quite a number of young folks form Santa Ana and Orange, as well as Anaheim, were present and all enjoyed themselves. The sugar refinery of the Southern California sugar company located 2 miles south of Santa Ana, finished the season's run yesterday. The campaign for the factory shows that it has sliced and made into sugar about 50,000 tons of sugar beets. The percentage of sweetness in the beets has been good and the yield satisfactory. The mill has already begun to sign acreage for next year. In common with other factories of Southern California it offers an advance of fifty cents per ton to the farmer for his sugar beets. There are but few flourishing in the northern city and preparations making for the exposition in 1915. He and his family left for the north on the afternoon train. Judge West has granted $50 a month alimony to the plaintiff pending the trial next May of the divorce action of Nevada A. Young of Pasadena against George M. Young of this city. The woman wanted an early trial, but owing to a crowded court calendar, trial was set for May 28. Young is ordered not to visit or interfere with his wife. Walter Revel forwards renewal of his subscription from Hawaii, and adds: "We look forward to the arrival of the paper each week, and find it to be a most excellent means of keeping in touch with the progress of Anaheim." Mr. Revel occupies a responsible position in a large firm, and although he likes the islands and his surroundings cannot discard that longing feeling for the home country. Joseph Fremin, Charles Levine and Robert Epstein, all of Los Angeles, are in the county jail charged with grand larceny, the theft of nineteen sacks of walnuts from Henry Federer of Placentia. Their wagon was seen hitched near Federer's place on the night the walnuts were stolen, and they started with a load of walnuts the next morning for Los Angeles.The men in jail say they bought the nuts from Mexicans. The Young Ladies Sodality of the Catholic Church gave a most enjoyable card social on Wednesday evening, Oct. 25, at the K. of C. hall. Progressive whistle was the order of the evening. After the close of the games prizes were awarded. First, second and third prizes were given Miss Augusta Lensing winning lady's first prize and Frank Walters the gentleman's first. Following the awarding of prizes refreshments were served by the young ladies. Quite a number of young folks form Santa Ana and Orange, as well as Anaheim, were present and all enjoyed themselves. The sugar refinery of the Southern California sugar company located 2 miles south of Santa Ana, finished the season's run yesterday. The campaign for the factory shows that it has sliced and made into sugar about 50,000 tons of sugar beets. The percentage of sweetness in the beets has been good and the yield satisfactory. The mill has already begun to sign acreage for next year. In common with other factories of Southern California it offers an advance of fifty cents per ton to the farmer for his sugar beets. There are but few flourishing in the northern city and preparations making for the exposition in 1915. He and his family left for the north on the afternoon train. Judge West has granted $50 a month alimony to the plaintiff pending the trial next May of the divorce action of Nevada A. Young of Pasadena against George M. Young of this city. The woman wanted an early trial, but owing to a crowded court calendar, trial was set for May 28. Young is ordered not to visit or interfere with his wife. Walter Revel forwards renewal of his subscription from Hawaii, and adds: "We look forward to the arrival of the paper each week, and find it to be a most excellent means of keeping in touch with the progress of Anaheim." Mr. Revel occupies a responsible position in a large firm, and although he likes the islands and his surroundings cannot discard that longing feeling for the home country. Joseph Fremin, Charles Levine and Robert Epstein, all of Los Angeles, are in the county jail charged with grand larceny, the theft of nineteen sacks of walnuts from Henry Federer of Placentia. Their wagon was seen hitched near Federer's place on the night the walnuts were stolen, and they started with a load of walnuts the next morning for Los Angeles.The men in jail say they bought the nuts from Mexicans. The Young Ladies Sodality of the Catholic Church gave a most enjoyable card social on Wednesday evening, Oct. 25, at the K. of C. hall. Progressive whistle was the order of the evening. After the close of the games prizes were awarded. First, second and third prizes were given Miss Augusta Lensing winning lady's first prize and Frank Walters the gentleman's first. Following the awarding of prizes refreshments were served by the young ladies. Quite a number of young folks form Santa Ana and Orange, as well as Anaheim, were present and all enjoyed themselves. The sugar refinery of the Southern California sugar company located 2 miles south of Santa Ana, finished the season's run yesterday. The campaign for the factory shows that it has sliced and made into sugar about 50,000 tons of sugar beets. The percentage of sweetness in the beets has been good and the yield satisfactory. The mill has already begun to sign acreage for next year. In common with other factories of Southern California it offers an advance of fifty cents per ton to the farmer for his sugar beets. There are but few flourishing in the northern city and preparations making for the exposition in 1915. He and his family left for the north on the afternoon train. Judge West has granted $50 a month alimony to the plaintiff pending the trial next May of the divorce action of Nevada A. Young of Pasadena against George M. Young of this city. The woman wanted an early trial, but owing to a crowded court calendar, trial was set for May 28. Young is ordered not to visit or interfere with his wife. Walter Revel forwards renewal of his subscription from Hawaii, and adds: "We look forward to the arrival of the paper each week, and find it to be a most excellent means of keeping in touch with the progress of Anaheim." Mr. Revel occupies a responsible position in a large firm, and although he likes the islands and his surroundings cannot discard that longing feeling for the home country. Joseph Fremin, Charles Levine and Robert Epstein, all of Los Angeles, are in the county jail charged with grand larceny, the theft of nineteen sacks of walnuts from Henry Federer of Placentia. Their wagon was seen hitched near Federer's place on the night the walnuts were stolen, and they started with a load of walnuts the next morning for Los Angeles.The men in jail say they bought the nuts from Mexicans. The Young Ladies Sodality of the Catholic Church gave a most enjoyable card social on Wednesday evening, Oct. 25, at the K. of C. hall. Progressive whistle was the order of the evening. After the close of the games prizes were awarded. First, second and third prizes were given Miss Augusta Lensing winning lady's first prize and Frank Walters the gentleman's first. Following the awarding of prizes refreshments were served by the young ladies. Quite a number of young folks form Santa Ana and Orange, as well as Anaheim, were present and all enjoyed themselves. The sugar refinery ofthe Southern California sugar company located 2 miles south of Santa Ana, finished the season's run yesterday. The campaign for the factory shows that it has sliced and made into sugar about 50,000 tons of sugar beets. 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Ross to Mrs. Belle Clemens, formerly of this city, for $6000. Buy this home now; it won't last long at the price, modern 6-rooms and bath, fine location, close in, large lot, bearing fruit trees. Phone 88J, or call 126 Philadelphia street. Mrs. Abbott, teacher of Elocution and Dancing, Odd Fellows Bldg, wishes to announce that Nov. 4 juvenile classes will meet at the opera house from 2 to 5. Pupils may enter any time. Send the children where they will learn dancing as an art. Mrs. C. Langenberger is expected to return the latter part of the week from San Francisco, where she visited her son, Gus Langenberger, the past month. She will be accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Ida Lenebach, who is in California from Germany for a visit. The two ladies had not previously met in fifty years. W. H. Blennerhassett is lying critically ill at a Los Angeles hospital and fears are entertained for his recovery. Mr. Blennerhassett was formerly a resident of this city and for some years filled the position of secretary of the water company. He moved to Los Angeles several years ago and lived at the Jonathan club, of which organization he is a member. He is a man of large means, and for a number of years has lived in retirement. INCUBATOR SECRETS. Some wonderful discoveries have been recently made in this field, the most important being a new regulator for automatically controlling Heat, Moisture and Ventilation. The Geo. H. Lee Company, of 225 West 2d St., Los Angeles, Cal., has just published a new incubator book that covers all of these new ideas fully, and which will be sent free to any interested person on request. THE NEW Flanders 4-H-P Motorcycle will arrive here soon. Complete with Magneto, $190. Also a complete line of Bicycles and Sporting Goods. Repairing and Vulcanizing. Wm. H. Houts 138 WEST CENTER ST. Page Five SUCCESS doesn’t describe what we have had with these new Shape-maker Suits From Hart Schaffner & Marx This is one in the three-button model—for long men especially—much comfort in the clothes that spell “good service” for every man who wears them. Suits - $18.00 to $25.00 Mercoats - $15.00 to $22.50 Wm. FALKENSTEIN HEIM, CALIFORNIA This Store is the Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes. Clem Amberg has improved the appearance of his residence on Claudina street by administering to it a new coat of paint. W. P. Webb was the artist. D. Gervais will shortly move into his handsome new home on the south side. J. W. Sackett will soon begin the erection of a fine new residence on his ranch west of town. Mrs. L. J. Brown, an old-time resident of Southern California, died at her home east of town, at six o’clock Friday evening of a complication of disorders. The remains were taken to Los Angeles on Monday and interred in Rosedale cemetery by the side of her daughter, who was buried there two years ago. She was the grandmother of C. L. Horton, the well-known Eastside rancher. Clothes of Class Show us the young chap who doesn’t care for style and we’ll Clothes of Class Show us the young chap who doesn’t care for style and we’ll show you a fellow careless in business and in school. “Class” is a name which distinguishes something as being above the average; in other words, of standing out of and above the “mass.” “Our Clothes” gain their “Class through cleverness and originality’ thoughtful style and honest tailoring. Prices $18.00, $20.00, $22.50, $25.00 We are sole agents for Duchess Trousers—Trade 10c a Button, $1.00 a Rip Mark. F. A. Yungbluth MERCHANT TAILOR