anaheim-gazette 1913-01-23

OUR ANNUAL WHITE G TEN DAYS, BEGINNING THURSDAY, JANUARY 23D TO S The Grand Bargain Event of the Year. The Sale You ha been months getting ready and now have on sale the finest li Goods, Muslin Underwear, Nainsook, Cambric—everything in W EMBROIDERIES Cambric and Swiss edges, insertions, beadings, scallops. All new patterns, good durable work. 5c Embroideries ... 04c 7c Embroideries ... 05c 10c Embroideries ... 07c 12½c Embroideries ... 9c 15c Embroideries ... 11c 20c Embroideries ... 15c 25c Embroideries ... 20c 18-INCH CAMBRIC FLOUNCING A good 35c value, only...25c 18-inch Corset Cover, embroidered with beaing edge, only...25c 45-inch Flouncing, beautiful work on fine Swiss, 120 yards; 10 assorted patterns for only...79c GOWNS AND SKIRTS Chemise, Princess Slips, Corset Cover and Drawers combination, all are included in this opportunity. 50c Gowns, Skirts, etc...40c 75c Gowns, Skirts, etc...60c $1.00 Gowns, Skirts, etc...80c $1.25 Gowns, Skirts, etc...$1.00 $1.50 Gowns, Skirts, etc...$1.20 Corset Covers & Drawers We sell only the Famous Queen Undermuslins —made in Sanitary Daylight Factory—beautiful styles; faultless work. 25c Drawers & Corset Covers 20c 35c " " " " " 25c 50c " " " " 40c 65c " " " " 50c 75c " " " " 60c WE urge you to take advantage of these fine bargains. Begi Only 10 short days—and the quantities may not last—SO WE urge you to take advantage of these fine bargains. Begin Only 10 short days—and the quantities may not last—SO THE S. Q. R. STORE - The Anaheim National Bank A HOME INSTITUTION A Good Place to Transact Your Business Every facility consistent with sound banking. Courteous treatment. Let us serve YOU Board of Directors CHAS. EYGABROAD, Pres't. V. U. SIMPSON, V. Pres't. F. C. KRAUSE, Cashier. GEORGE W. HAMLER, J. W. DUCKWORTH, S. C. HARTRANFT, MARCO H. HELLMAN, B. FISHER, J. J. DWYER. In and About the City Sweet potato seed for sale. T. H. Hopkins, Olive road. You auto move your furniture by the Auto Transfer Co. of Anaheim. The best flour known in every home — Sperry Flour. Try it, and be convinced. Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Wickett were in town the latter part of the week from their home at Placentia. Sperry Flour! It rises well, bakes well, eats well and that is why it sells well. Try a sack. John Carter left last week for his home at Coal City after a visit of several weeks with relatives in this city. Mr. and Mrs. Will Julian, of Long Beach, drove over in their auto on Sunday and spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Melrose and family. The chief topic of conversation these days is the "Great Bargain Carnival" at the Stern & Goodman Mercantile Co.'s and how little the prices are on everything in the big store. Frank Walters reports no loss to his nursery stock as a result of the recent Hand power or electric washing machines at Dickel's. Start the New Year right; buy a sack of Sperry's Best Family Flour. It never fails. Call Home 2231 or Pacific 38R for hay, grain, wood or coal. Try our service. W. E. Duckworth. John DeWitt moves pianos at reasonab'e prices. Phone 287R. His work is No. 1."The man that treats you right." Joseph Helmsen has been awarded the contract for supplying periodicals and magazines to the public library for the comping year. Did you see the snappy new toe in Walkover shoes? Come in tan on gun metal, button. On display at the S. Q. R. store. The "Great Bargain Carnival" now on at the Stern & Goodman Mercantile Co.'s big store offers you the chance to buy silks and wool dress goods at 25 per cent less than the regular price. See the big stock to choose from. Chas. H. West, of Hoitsville, Utah, an old-time friend of A. A. Mills is a Sperry's methods and agree if you attend co-week at Library build Sperry Flour Company Ebell Club. The "Great Bargain on at the Stern & Goodman Co.'s big store in Full the biggest bargains can't afford to miss the save, so let nothing k. F. J. Catterlin, on not guilty to a charge worth of property from combe, of Buena Park tenses. His trial was Catterlin, a Portland, represented by Attorney Angeles and Attorney Ana. The Department of Washington has issued lately prohibiting the Mexico of oranges, peaches, guavas and the introduction into Mexican fruit fly and order was issued at the California Horticulture Be sure to visit th during its annual which begins today. ceived a direct import embroideries from tories of Europe.Freddots of new patterns latest were selected event is greeted with gain loving public and clined housewife.Ald and best value of good possible price. Richard Fischle is a thief having taken in his place of business evening at 10 o'clock.closed his candy stool and was preparing to home at Coal City after a visit of several weeks with relatives in this city. Mr. and Mrs. Will Julian, of Long Beach, drove over in their auto on Sunday and spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Melrose and family. The chief topic of conversation these days is the "Great Bargain Carnival" at the Stern & Goodman Mercantile Co.'s and how little the prices are on everything in the big store. Frank Walters reports no loss to his nursery stock as a result of the recent visitation of Jack Frost. He has 20,000 young trees which came through the recent cold snap in superb condition. He smudged during several nights and states he sustained no loss whatever on account of the cold weather. Did you see the snappy new toe in Walkover shoes? Come in tan on gun metal, button. On display at the S. Q. R. store. The "Great Bargain Carnival" now on at the Stern & Goodman Mercantile Co.'s big store offers you the chance to buy silks and wool dress goods at 25 per cent less than the regular price. See the big stock to choose from. Chas. H. West, of Hoitsville, Utah, an old-time friend of A. A. Mills, is a guest of that gentleman. Mr. West will remain in Southern California for a month or six weeks. He is being shown the many beauty spots of the valley by Prof. Mills, and is very favorably impressed with this section. ONE WAY TO SAVE $1,000 Give yourself a note for $1,000, due in four years. Plan to pay it off in monthly installments of $20. Deposit your payments in this bank, on savings account. The deposits you make and the interest they earn will give you a nucleus of a larger fortune; your next thousand will come more quickly and more easily. Save $1000 at this bank. Begin to do it NOW GERMAN-AMERICAN BANK COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS U. S. Depository for Postal Savings System ANAHEIM GAZETTE WHITE GOODS SALE JUARY 23d TO SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1st, '13. The Sale You have been Waiting For. We have sale the finest line of Embroideries, Laces, White everything in White Goods: AND SKIRTS hips, Corset Cover and all are included in this 40c 60c 80c $1.00 $1.20 FLOUNCINGS 27-inch, on Swiss, very pretty for girls' dresses ... 63c 27-inch, beautiful Venise patterns on lingerie cloth, only ... $1.00 4-inch galoon insertions to match ... 50c 27-inch Swiss Flouncing, a good $1.50 value, for only ... $1.19 45-inch Floral patterns on fine Voile, $1.75 value, for ... $1.35 50c Galoon to match ... 40c QUEEN UNDERMUSLINS. WHITE GOODS 10c Muslin and Lawns ... 08c 12½c Muslin and Lawns ... 10c 15c Muslin and Lawns ... 12½c 25c Nainsook and Lawns ... 20c ROSES ROSES : ROSES 55 - VARIETIES - 55 ALL COLORS FIELD GROWN BEST STOCK 25 cents - EACH- 25 cents We have the best stock of field grown roses that we ever had. Try us. You will order again. OUR ROSES GROW FREE DELIVERY Phone—Sunset 121 Ye Floral Nursery MRS. C. R. GATES, Prop. 804 W. Center street ANAHEIM The entire stock of Furniture, Rugs and Draperies at the Stern & Goodman Mercantile Co.'s store is now at your disposal at 20 per cent less than the regular small prices. Buy now while the stock is complete and save one-fifth on your purchase. A very enthusiastic rally of members and friends of the Anaheim Young Men's Christian Association was held in the Christian church Sunday afternoon with a large crowd in attendance. The singing was good and several speakers inspired the assemblage with bargains. Beginning Thursday, January 23d, '13. Sperry's methods are best. You will agree if you attend cookery classes this week at Library building, given by Sperry Flour Company under auspices Ebell Club. The "Great Bargain Carnival" now on at the Stern & Goodman Mercantile Co.'s big store in Fullerton is offering the biggest bargains ever known. You can't afford to miss this opportunity to save, so let nothing keep you away. F. J. Catterlin, on Monday, pleaded not guilty to a charge of getting $35,000 worth of property from C. H. Newcombe, of Buena Park, on false pretenses. His trial was set for April 28. Catterlin, a Portland, Ore., promoter, is represented by Attorney Ball of Los Angeles and Attorney Bishop of Santa Ana. The Department of Agriculture at Washington has issued an order absolutely prohibiting the importation from Mexico of oranges, limes, mangoes, peaches, guavas and plums to prevent the introduction into California of the Mexican fruit fly and other pests. The order was issued at the request of the California Horticultural Commission. Be sure to visit the S. Q. R. store during its annual white goods sale which begins today. The store has received a direct importation of beautiful embroideries from the leading factories of Europe. From among hundreds of new patterns the prettiest and latest were selected. This annual event is greeted with joy by the bargain loving public and economically inclined housewife. Always the highest and best value of goods at the lowest possible price. Richard Fischle is minus his bicycle, a thief having taken it from in front of his place of business on Thursday evening at 10 o'clock. Fischle had just closed his candy store for the night, and was preparing to return home. The marriage of Miss Sophia Bauer and Lee O. Jamison took place at the home of C. E. Bauer, brother of the bride, at Cuoamongh, San Bernardino county, on January 15. Mrs. Jamison is a native of Anaheim, and had resided here until recent years. After a wedding trip to San Diego and Coronado, the young couple will make their home at Cucamouge, where Mr. Jamison is in mercantile business. A meeting will be held in Santa Ana on January 30, 1913, at 3 P. M., in the Santa Ana High School to consider organizing a county federation of all Parent Teacher Associations in Orange county. All the members of the Anaheim and West Anaheim Parent Teacher Associations are invited to attend this meeting, as it will be most important. Mrs. C. C. Noble, of Los Angeles will be the speaker for the afternoon. Newly elected officers of the Rebecca lodge were installed on Friday evening as follows: Mrs. Ida Janss, Noble Grand; Mrs. E. Adams, Vice Grand; Mrs. W. P. Quarton; recording secretary; Mrs. Frank Borth, financial secretary; Miss Lydia Felber, treasurer. Mrs. Sheats, of Santa Ana, was installing officer and was assisted by a competent staff from that city. Installation was followed by an elaborate banquet. Local Moose are making big preparations for a society dance and supper to be held in the opera house Wednesday evening, January 29. This affair has been in contemplation for some time and it was at a meeting of the Anaheim Lodge of Moose held Thursday night that final plans were made for the event, and committees appointed to carry them into effect. A general rally of Orange county Moose will be held and a large attendance of members of the order from all over the entire stock of Furniture, Rugs and Draperies at the Stern & Goodman Mercantile Co.'s store is now at your disposal at 20 per cent less than the regular small prices. Buy now while the stock is complete and save one-fifth on your purchase. A very enthusiastic rally of members and friends of the Anaheim Young Men's Christian Association was held in the Christian church Sunday afternoon with a large crowd in attendance. The singing was good and several speakers inspired the assemblage with their enthusiastic words in speaking of the prospect for the Y. M. C. A. in Anaheim during the coming year. Among the speakers were R. J. Hamilton, county Y. M. C. A. superintendent, Chas. Eygabroad, F. C. Krause, and Raymond Elliott. Bert Robinson, formerly a well-known resident of this city, died at the Santa Ana hospital on Friday evening of pneumonia after an illness of only a few days. Robinson recently returned from Oregon, after an absence of five years. He spent several days in town renewing old-time acquaintances, and last week went to Orange, where he formerly resided. He came south suffering with a severe cold, which was aggravated during his brief stay, and was compelled to go to the hospital. His brother was telegraphed to in Oregon, and arrived a short time after his death. The remains were embalmed and taken to Oregon for interment. Al Allen and William Wiley, who were held by the coroner's jury on a murder charge in the case of Henry Hetiker, the old man burned to death in a shack at West Anaheim two weeks ago, were liberated this week on motion of the district attorney, who held the evidence against them was insufficient to convict. Whether Hetiker was a victim of murder is a question admitting of considerable doubt. The three men had been drinking in Hetiker's shack at West Anaheim, and it is said they quarreled. Hetiker's shack was later discovered to be on fine, and his charred ermals were found burned to a crisp. Fairyland moving picture theater was closed several days the latter part of the week to allow of the installation of a new and up-to-date curtain, which was recently ordered from the East. It arrived and was placed in position, but failed to please Manager Fiedler's critical eye, as no light could be gotten on it, and it was immediately torn down. The theater was again opened on Saturday and usual large crowds were in attendance to see the good pictures which are always shown at this popular amusement resort. For more information about Sperry's methods or Sperry's methods are best You will agree if you attend cookery classes this week at Library building, given by Sperry Flour Company under auspices Ebell Club. The "Great Bargain Carnival" now on at the Stern & Goodman Mercantile Co.'s big store in Fullerton is offering the biggest bargains ever known. You can't afford to miss this opportunity to save, so let nothing keep you away. F. J. Catterlin, on Monday, pleaded not guilty to a charge of getting $35,000 worth of property from C. H. Newcombe, of Buena Park, on false pretenses. His trial was set for April 28. Catterlin, a Portland, Ore., promoter, is represented by Attorney Ball of Los Angeles and Attorney Bishop of Santa Ana. The Department of Agriculture at Washington has issued an order absolutely prohibiting the importation from Mexico of oranges, limes, mangoes, peaches, guavas and plums to prevent the introduction into California of the Mexican fruit fly and other pests. The order was issued at the request of the California Horticultural Commission. Be sure to visit the S. Q. R. store during its annual white goods sale which begins today. The store has received a direct importation of beautiful embroideries from the leading factories of Europe. From among hundreds of new patterns the prettiest and latest were selected. This annual event is greeted with joy by the bargain loving public and economically inclined housewife. Always the highest and best value of goods at the lowest possible price. Richard Fischle is minus his bicycle, a thief having taken it from in front of his place of business on Thursday evening at 10 o'clock. Fischle had just closed his candy store for the night, and was preparing to return home. The marriage of Miss Sophia Bauer and Lee O. Jamison took place at the home of C. E. Bauer, brother of the bride, at Cuoamongh, San Bernardino county, on January 15. Mrs. Jamison is a native of Anaheim, and had resided here until recent years. After a wedding trip to San Diego and Coronado, the young couple will make their home at Cucamouge, where Mr. Jamison is in mercantile business. A meeting will be held in Santa Ana on January 30, 1913, at 3 P. M., in the Santa Ana High School to consider organizing a county federation of all Parent Teacher Associations in Orange county. All the members of the Anaheim and West Anaheim Parent Teacher Associations are invited to attend this meeting, as it will be most important. Mrs. C. C. Noble, of Los Angeles will be the speaker for the afternoon. Newly elected officers of the Rebecca lodge were installed on Friday evening as follows: Mrs. Ida Janss, Noble Grand; Mrs. E. Adams, Vice Grand; Mrs.W.P.Qarton; recording secretary; Mrs.Frank Borth,financial secretary; Miss.Lydia Felber,treasurer.Mrs.Sheats.ofSantaAna.wasinstallingofficerandwasassistedbyacompetentstafffromthatcity.Ininstallationwasfollowedbyanelaboratebanquet. Local Moose are making big preparations for a society dance and supper to be held in the opera house Wednesday evening, January 29. This affair has been in contemplation for some time and it was at a meeting of the Anaheim Lodge of Moose held Thursday night that final plans were made for the event,andcommitteesappointedtocarrytheminto effect.AgeneralrallyofOrangecountyMoosewillheldandaclargetendofmembersoftheorderfromallovertheentirestockofFurniture,RugandDraperiesattheStern&GoodmanMercantileCo.’sstoreisnowatyourdisposalat20percentlessthantheregularsmallprices.Buynowwhilethestockiscompleteandsaveonefifthonyourpurchase. A very enthusiastic rally of members and friends of the Anaheim Young Men’s Christian Association was held in the Christian church Sunday afternoon with a large crowd in attendance.The singing was good and several speakers inspired the assemblage with their enthusiastic words in speaking of the prospect for the Y.M.C.A.inAnaheimduringthecomingyear.AmongthespeakerswereR.J.Hamilton,countyY.M.C.A.asuperintendent,Chesa.Eygabroad,F.C.Krause,andRaymondElliott. Bert Robinson,a wellknown residentofthiscity,diedattheSantaAnahospitalOnFridayeveningofpneumoniaafteranillnessofonlyafewdays.RobinsonrecentlyreturnedfromOregon,afteranabsenceoffiveyearsHespentseveraldaysintenuendoiltimeacquaintances,andlastweekwenttoOrange,nameaggravatedduringhisbriefstay,andwascompelledtowogothetherailment.HisbrotherwasteleagraphedtoinOregon,andarrivedashorttimetheatheridematerialswheneverhefoundburnedtoacrisp. Fairylandmovipicturetheaterwasclosedseveraldaysthelatterpartoftheweektoallowoftheinstallationofanewandup-to-datecurtainwhichwasrecentlyorderedfromtheEastItarrivedandwasplacedinpositionbutfailedtopleaseManagerFiedler'scriticaleye.asnolightcouldbegottenonit,anditwasimmediatelytorndown.The Theaterwasagainopenedonsaturdayandusuallargecrowdswereinattendancetoseethegoodpictureswhicharealwaysshownatthispopularamusementresort.Managerswouldbeallowedtoattendtheeventiftheywerepresentedbyanelaboratebanquet. The entire stockofFurniture,RugandDraperiesattheStern&GoodmanMercantileCo.’sstoreisnowatyourdisposalat20percentlessthantheregularsmallprices.Buynowwhenattendingtheeventifyouattendtheeventifyouarepresentedbyanelaboratebanquet. A very enthusiastic rallyofmembersandfriendsoftheAnaheimYoungMen'sChristianAssociationwasheldintheChristianchurchSundayeveningofpneumoniaafteranillnessofonlyafewdays.RobinsonrecentlyreturnedfromOregon,afteranabsenceoffiveyearsHespentseveraldaysintenuendoiltimeacquaintances,andlastweekwenttoOrange,nameaggravatedduringhisbriefstay,andwascompelledtowogothetherailment.HisbrotherwasteleagraphedtoinOregon,andarrivedashorttimetheatheridematerialswheneverhefoundburnedtoacrisp. Fairylandmovipicturetheaterwasclosedseveraldaysthelatterpartoftheweektoallowoftheinstallationofanewandup-to-datecurtainwhichwasrecentlyorderedfromtheEastItarrivedandwasplacedinpositionbutfailedtopleaseManagerFiedler'scriticaleye.asnolightcouldbegottenonit,anditwasimmediatelytorndown.The Theaterwasagainopenedonsaturdayandusuallargecrowdswereinattendancetoseethegoodpictureswhicharealwaysshownatthispopularamusementresort.Managerswouldbeallowedtoattendtheeventifyouattendtheeventifyouarepresentedbyanelaboratebanquet. The entire stockofFurniture,RugandDraperiesattheStern&GoodmanMercantileCo.’sstoreisnowatyourdisposalat20percentlessthantheregularsmallprices.Buynowwhenattendingtheeventifyouattendtheeventifyouarepresentedbyanelaboratebanquet. A very enthusiastic rallyofmembersandfriendsoftheAnaheimYoungMen'sChristianAssociationwasheldintheChristianchurchSundayeveningofpneumoniaafteranillnessofonlyafewdays.RobinsonrecentlyreturnedfromOregon,afteranabsenceoffiveyearsHespent severaldaysintenuendoiltimeacquaintances,andlastweekwenttoOrange,nameaggravatedduringhisbriefstay,andwascompelledtowogothetherailment.HisbrotherwasteleagraphedtoinOregon,andarrivedashorttimetheatheridematerialswheneverhefoundburnedtoacrisp. Fairylandmovipicturetheaterwasclosedseveraldaysthelatterpartoftheweektoallowoftheinstallationofanewandup-to-datecurtainwhichwasrecentlyorderedfromtheEastItarrivedandwasplacedinpositionbutfailedtopleaseManagerFiedler'scriticaleye.asnolightcouldbegottenonit,anditwasimmediatelytorndown.The Theaterwasagainopenedonsaturdayandusuallargecrowdswereinattendancetoseethegoodpictureswhicharealwaysshownatthispopularamusementresort.Managerswouldbeallowedtoattendtheeventifyouattendtheeventifyouarepresentedbyanelaboratebanquet. The entire stockofFurniture,RugandDraperiesattheStern&GoodmanMercantileCo.’sstoreisnowatyourdisposalat20percentlessthantheregularsmallprices.Buynowwhenattendingtheeventifyouattendtheeventifyouarepresentedbyanelaboratebanquet. A very enthusiastic rallyofmembers和friendsoftheAnaheimYoungMen'sChristianAssociationwasheldintheChristianchurchSundayeveningofpneumoniaafteranillnessofonlyafewdays.RobinsonrecentlyreturnedfromOregon,afteranabsenceoffiveyearsHespent severaldaysintenuendoiltimeacquaintances,andlastweekwenttoOrange,nameaggravatedduringhisbriefstay,andwascompelledtowogothetherailment.HisbrotherwasteleagraphedtoinOregon,andarrivedashorttimetheatheridematerialswheneverhefoundburnedtoacrisp. Fairylandmovipicturetheaterwasclosed severaldaysthelatterpartoftheweektoallowoftheinstallationofanewandup-to-datecurtainwhichwasrecentlyorderedfromtheEastItarrivedandwasplacedinpositionbutfailedtopleaseManagerFiedler'scriticaleye.asnolight couldbegottenonit,anditwasimmediatelytorndown.The Theaterwasagainopenedonsaturdayandusuallargecrowdswereinattendancetoseethegoodpictureswhicharealwaysshownatthispopularamusementresort.Managerswouldbe allowedtoattendtheeventifyouattendtheeventifyouarepresentedbyanelaboratebanquet. The entire stockofFurniture,RugandDraperiesattheStern&GoodmanMercantileCo.’sstoreisnowatyourdisposalat20percentlessthantheregularsmallprices.Buynowwhenattendingtheeventifyouattendtheeventifyouarepresentedbyanelaboratebanquet. A very enthusiastic rallyofmembers和friendsoftheAnaheimYoungMen'sChristianAssociationwasheldintheChristianchurchSundayeveningofpneumoniaafteranillnessofonlyafewdays.RobinsonrecentlyreturnedfromOregon,afteranabsenceOffiveyearsHespent severaldaysintenuendoiltimeacquaintances,andlastweekwenttoOrange,nameaggravatedduringhisbriefstay,andwascompelledtowogothetherailment.HisbrotherwasteleagraphedtoinOregon,andarrivedashorttimetheatheridematerialswheneverhefoundburnedtoacrisp. Fairylandmovipicturetheaterwasclosed severaldaysthelatterpartoftheweektoallowoftheinstallationofanewandup-to-datecurtainwhichwasrecentlyorderedfromtheEastItarrivedandwasplacedinposition但failedtopleaseManagerFiedler'scriticaleye.asnolight couldbegottenonit,anditwasimmediatelytorndown.The Theaterwasagainopenedonsaturdayandusuallargecrowdswereinattendancetoseethegoodpictureswhicharealwaysshownatthispopularamusementresort.Managerswouldbe allowedtoattendtheeventifyouattendtheeventifyouarepresentedbyanelaboratebanquet. The entire stockofFurniture,RugandDraperiesattheStern&GoodmanMercantileCo.’sstoreisnowatyourdisposalat20percentlessthantheregularsmallprices.Buynowwhenattendingtheeventifyouattendtheeventifyouarepresentedbyanelaboratebanquet. A very enthusiastic rallyofmembers和friendsoftheAnaheimYoungMen'sChristianAssociationwasheldin-theChristianchurchSundayeveningOfpneumoniaAfterAnInjection Of Medicine Including Empty Containers For Sale At The Marketplace On Friday Evening Of August 14th At 10 o'clock From 10 o'clock To 10 o'clock Every Day From 10 o'clock To 10 o'clock Every Day From 10 o'clock To 10 o'clock Every Day From 10 o'clock To 10 o'clock Every Day From 10 o'clock To 10 o'clock Every Day From 10 o'clock To 10 o'clock Every Day From 10 o'clock To 10 o'clock Every Day From 10 o'clock To 10 o'clock Every Day From 10 o'clock To 10 o'clock Every Day From 10 o'clock To 10 o'clock Every Day From 10 o'clock To 10 o'clock Every Day From 10 o'clock To 10 o'clock Every Day From 10 o'clock To 10 o'clock Every Day From 10 o'clock To dreds of new patterns the prettiest and latest were selected. This annual event is greeted with joy by the bargain loving public and economically inclined housewife. Always the highest and best value of goods at the lowest possible price. Richard Fischle is minus his bicycle, a thief having taken it from in front of his place of business on Thursday evening at 10 o'clock. Fischle had just closed his candy store for the night, and was preparing to return home. Reentering to the store for a few moments, he found on emerging therefrom that his wheel was gone. Neither bicycle nor thief was anywhere in sight. Fischle walked home in the rain which was coming down in torrents at the time. Robert Gregg, 17 years of age, who took J. B. Andrews' auto one day last week and hit the trail for a joyride to northern sections, was overhauled at Van Uuys by Mr. Andrews and G. E. Fletcher, who went in pursuit of the lad. Gregg took with him Paul Fletcher, aged 10, and the two set out in the rain to see the world. They had proceeded to Van Nuys on their way to San Francisco when they were overtaken and brought back to their homes in this city. The Fullerton Woodmen of the World team and officers came to this city Thursday evening, and installed officers of the local lodge. The installation was public and a number of outsiders were present and saw the ceremony exemplified in first class shape by the Fullerton team. The evening's entertainment concluded with a "feed" to which 50 guests sat down. The following evening the Anaheim team went to Fullerton and installed officers for the lodge at that point. They report a good time and royal entertainment at the hands of their Fullerton neighbors. An oyster supper and dance concluded the evening's festivities. Local Moose are making big preparations for a society dance and supper to be held in the opera house Wednesday evening, January 29. This affair has been in contemplation for some time and it was at a meeting of the Anaheim Lodge of Moose held Thursday night that final plans were made for the event, and committees appointed to carry them into effect. A general rally of Orange county Moose will be held and a large attendance of members of the order from all over the county is looked for. Mrs. Jos. Helmsen went to Riverside on Sunday afternoon in response to telegraphic advices announcing the death of E. S. Doty, an old-time friend of her family who dropped dead in that city on Friday noon, as he was walking to his place of business in company of his daughter, Miss Minnie Doty. The deceased was aged 65 years, and had long been a resident of Riverside, where he was on of its leading and influential citizens. The funeral occurred on Monday morning and was very largely attended: Mrs. Helmsen returned on Monday evening. M. V. Stewart, who has been the representative for this section of the Panama Fruit Company for several years past, has resigned from his position with that company, and has gone into business for himself. He has secured offices with the Orange County Realty Company at 120 East Center street, and with this as headquarters will cover this and neighboring districts, handling all kinds of produce, and making a specialty of local grown fruit and vegetables. He sells direct to the Los Angeles markets, thus making a saving for the grower in eliminating the Los Angeles jobbing companies. Mr. Stewart is well known and liked in this community, and will doubtless make a signal success of his present field of work. was closed several days the latter part of the week to allow of the installation of a new and up-to-date curtain, which was recently ordered from the East. It arrived and was placed in position, but failed to please Manager Fiedler's critical eye, as no light could be gotten on it, and it was immediately torn down. The theater was again opened on Saturday and usual large crowds were in attendance to see the good pictures which are always shown at this popular amusement resort. Manager Fiedler states the theater will uphold its usual standard of showing only the best pictures. Change of program tonight and prize night for this week will be tonight also. You can save from 10 to 50 per cent on all men's and ladies' furnishings at the Big Bargain Carnival now on at the Stern & Goodman Mercantile Co.'s store. Ask your neighbor what they think of the big bargains, and be sure and see them. Sale now on. "CLARK'S EXTRA FINE SUGAR" Is a superior product. The result of years' of labor and experience by expert sugar makers, whose watchword is "PURITY." YOUR GROCER HAS IT. You auto move your furniture by the Auto Transfer Co. of Anaheim. Ask your dealer for a sack of our Combination Mixed Feed, good for stock and poultry. $1.35 per sack of 80 lbs. Olive Mills. The people of this community are taking advantage of the "Great Bargain Carnival" now on at the Stern & Goodman Mercantile Co., and well they should, as the most sensational values are being offered in every department of the big store. WE WILL BE GLAD TO WELCOME our many friends and patrons in our newly remodeled Clothing and Furnishing Goods Store on___ Saturday, Jan. 25th BIG REDUCTIONS ON ALL Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothing FOR MEN also___ BOYS SUITS AND OVERCOATS Falkenstein's DEPARTMENT STORE GAZETTE CLASSIFIED ADS “RESULT PRODUCERS” Rates—Liners and classified advertisements, 5 cents per line per insertion. Black face type, 10 cents per line. A line averages six words. No charge less than 25 cents. Card of Thanks, 50 cents. Copy for ads must be in this office before Wednesday noon. Sperry’s Best Family Flour will give more loaves and better bread. Try a sack. RAG CARPET AND RUG WEAVING— Done by Mrs. E. Sheldon, 128 Topeka street, corner Chartres. Call and investigate work and prices. LOST LOST—In this city, several days ago, GAZETTE CLASSIFIED ADS "RESULT PRODUCERS" Rates—Liners and classified advertisements, 5 cents per line per insertion. Black face type, 10 cents per line. A line averages six words. No charge less than 25 cents. Card of Thanks, 50 cents. Copy for ads must be in this office before Wednesday noon. WANTED WANTED—Steady job on ranch or in city. Reference given. Address John R. Hein, Anaheim, Cal. WANTED—Five acres on Spadra street, south between Fullerton and Anaheim city limits. Advertiser will pay $3,000 an acre with half cash, balance five years at 7 per cent interest. No improvements necessary, but only property with good frontage on Spadra street will be considered. Write full legal description. Box 10, Gazette office. WANTED—Wood choppers. Apply to F. C. Krause at the Anaheim National Bank. WANTED—A girl for general housework. Good wages. Telephone Pacific 189, Santa Ana, or write 644 North Broadway, Santa Ana. FOR SALE FOR SALE—Budded Valencia orange trees, one year old buds. Also sour and sweet seed bed stock for sale. In perfect condition—not touched at all by frost. At reasonable prices. Mrs. F. M. Walters, four blocks east of Santa Fe tracks on East Center steret. FOR SALE—20 cord dry gum wood cut in stove lengths; $8 per cord; 6 cords chunk wood, $9 per cord. Mrs. Blanchie Hill. FOR SALE—Pigs of all sizes. Also shelled corn. Tel. 122R, or call at J. E. Schumacher ranch, 2 miles southeast of Anaheim. FOR SALE—Shelled corn by the sack or in ton lots. Delivered free of charge. Tel. 249R, Anaheim, Cal. FOR SALE—Choice seed potatoes. Apply F. W. Fleishman, phone 181R3. FOR SALE—a beautiful full-blooded Collie pup. Apply at the Durgan ranch, Buena Park. FOR SALE—Thoroughbred Rhode Island red pullets, 10 months old. From $8 to $10 per dozen. Pacific phone 224R1 Anaheim. FOR SALE—50 tons of oat hay and 50 Sperry's Best Family Flour will give more loaves and better bread. Try a sack. RAG CARPET AND RUG WEAVING—Done by Mrs. E. Sheldon, 128 Topeka street, corner Chartres. Call and investigate work and prices. LOST LOST—In this city, several days ago, an old-fashioned solid gold girl's necklace, with heart pendant, pearl center. Suitable reward will be paid upon return to 123 South Olive street. STRAYED OR STOLEN—One black horse from the ranch, corner Garden Grove and Ball roads. Notify Pacific Implement Company, Anaheim, for reward. LOST—Reward—In this city, Monday, January 6, a Knights Templar gold watch fob. Finder will be liberally rewarded upon returning to Chas. Eygabroad. MISCELLANEOUS Cheap, economical and shows results in a week. Try a sack. Mix feed, 80-lbs. full weight, only $1.35. Ask your dealer about it. Olive Mills. Barley, oats, alfalfa hay. Get my prices before you buy. W. E. Duckworth. Gazette want ads bring results. There will be no frost or failure for the housewife if you use Sperry's Best Family Flour. Include in your next order on your grocer a sack of Sperry Flour. The Signboard The Signboard of Values shows the way to Yungbluth's clothing in "these parts." Here variety awaits you in a wide array of garments designed for the varying tastes of careful dressers. Businesslike clothes for business men! No frills—they appeal to men who want fit—finish and a quiet style. And young men's clothing "full of ginger"—somewhat extreme. We define that word, Superiority, in our own peculiar way—and that way is correct!