anaheim-gazette 1914-03-26

Thursday, March 26 Our New Palmer Coats for Spring are strikingly handsome. You will be sure to find a becoming style among them. A new lot just opened. Priced from $7.50 to $12.50. The S. Q. R. Store The Anaheim National Bank The Anaheim National Bank A Home Institution A Good Place to Transact Your Business Every facility consistent with sound banking. Courteous treatment to all. Let us serve YOU Board of Directors CHAS. EYGABROAD, President V. U. SIMPSON, Vice-President F. C. KRAUSE, Cashier WM. McLAUCHLIN S. C. HARTRANFT B. FISHER J. J. DWYER J. W. DUCKWORTH MARCO H. HELLMAN In and About the City Mrs. Mary Real died at her home in Placentia Friday. She was 68 years of age. Mrs. Dr. Paschall and daughter Louisa, spent a few days in Los Angeles last week. Ed Miller and Clarence Beebe went up to Los Angeles Saturday to witness a track meet at Occidental college. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weisel went down to San Diego by the El Camino Real route last week and spent a few days seeing the sights. We will give $2 to any one who calls for a McCormick mower or rake part that we can not deliver. Wickersheim Implement Co., Fullerton, Cal. Mrs. W. T. Moore went to Los Angeles Tuesday for a few hour's visit with Mrs. Blanche Hogue, of Portland, Ore. Mrs. Hogue is just returning from Boston and will arrive in Portland early next week. During the past week the Wickersheim Implement Co., sold Ford touring cars to Howard Gates of Brea, G.C. Roseman of Fullerton, and Prof. E.R. Forbes of Orange, and a Federal truck to P.C. Huddleston of Brea. We simply wish to call the attention of our customers to the fact that we not only sell Fords and Kissel Kars, but Federal, Kissel Kar and I.H.C.trucks, Lambert Steel Hoof Orchard Tractors, farm implements and harness. Wickersheim Implement Co., Fullerton, Cal. Mrs. Harry Dyer has as guests this week Mrs. M.H.McAlister and daughter Ruth, of Salt Lake City. Mrs. Grace Hasty, of San Francisco, and Mrs.F.H.Houck, of this city, were visiting in Los Angeles this week. Mrs.S.H.Flowers of Long Beach, district deputy of the Rebekahs, made an inspection of the local lodge last Friday evening. The executive board of the W.C.T.U.met at the home of Mrs.C.H.Owen last Friday, and in addition to the business session were entertained at luncheon by the hostess. The guests were Mesdames A.A.Mills,D.Gervais,Gertrude Foster and M.L.Kemp. The Graham Furniture Company's ad on the eighth page will next week chronicle a list of bargains which, Mr.Graham says, have never been approached in Anaheim. Rugs, lace curtains and drapery goods are the articles to be slaughtered and if you need anything of the kind it may be a saving of money to read the ad. Mrs.G.W.Closson entertained the Five Hundred Club at her home on North Los Angeles street Thursday afternoon. After a pleasant afternoon at cards the guests were regaled with luncheon. Those present were Mesdames C.F.Grim,Harry W.Dyer,J.JSchneider,Herman Stern,Earl Abbey,Henry Adams,W.H.Conway and A.V.Smith,the Misses Winifred Melrose,Anne Ryan and Annie Everhardy,besides the hostess. A piano recital by Stella A.Schwentker event of last Saturday number of new pu- class since the last program especially several of the older impossible to be program refreshment a local ice cream par- The local Brothel initiate about 12 new order this evening, team of Los Angeles dance to put on the an unusually interest looked forward to from Santa Ana,Ora will also be on hand fraternal festivities. Ada Elosson, agednesday night of burial day. She was the day Mrs.J.F.Elosson o where Elosson is Simons' ranch.Mrs.coal oil to start a fir can of oil caught first tried to throw it out little daughter ran out missile struck her. The local Eagle's to entertain on a g evening of April 15 new members will be fraternal goat.A dr Angles will be in emplify the ritual astra will furnish evening.The local entertainers and all will be regaled with Fifty-seven is the candidates to be Eagle's Aerie,and that number will be creased before Apr initiation. Frank Nemetz was day from San Diego, until Monday,when Victorville,where he tract of land.probahas been a resident the past year He had of business there and field of endeavor in town.Quite a numbe have joined the colo and Mr.Nemtez intreliquishment and country. Mrs.R.B.Hermans Elite Club at her home Thursday after were Mesdames H.H Clark,Fred Heying George Wisser,E.S Brunworth,Robert Hussman,Max Nebe mann and Charles Sgressive whist the awarded to Mrs.Kau to Mrs.Schneider and Mrs.Wisser. Mr. and Mrs.Herttained the O.M.home on East Bro evening.Following THE STRONGHOLD THE EARNEST MAN—the Serious Man—has the deepest regard for a savings account. He knows that it is the "Stronghold" of the Future" that will protect him against adversity. We cordially invite you to open an account for a small or large amount. 4 per cent semi-annually. GERMAN - AMERICAN BANK OFFICERS Adolph Thomas, President A. B. McCord, Cashier Joseph Helmsen, Vice-President E. E. Smith, Assistant Cashier DIRECTORS T. J. F. Boege J. B. Rea Joseph Helmsen Louis Denni Chas. F. Grim J. D. Lavin W. A. Bonynge A. B. McCord Adolph Thomas F. K. Gresswell was in Los Angeles Thursday on a business mission. Attorneys Ames and Evans took a flying trip to Santa Ana on Friday on legal business. Wm. Ferrand was over from Fullerton a day or two ago on a brief business mission. Levi Mann is building an addition to his apartment houses on Olive street. The cost of the new improvement will be $1,700. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Fisher left the first of the week on a visit to Mrs. Fisher's parents at Bakersfield. They traveled by the auto route. Joseph Hessel is one of the active members of the Eagle committees preparing for the big initiation on April 15th, and says there is going to be a royal time for all. The East Side Thimble Club met with Mrs. S. Tucker, on North street, Wednesday afternoon. The afternoon was spent in a pleasant way with fancy work and conversation. A large number of friends of Miss Dora Green gave her a genuine surprise party at her home in this city on Friday evening. The evening was pleasantly passed with games and social converse and at a late hour all departed to their homes expressing delight at having been present. The East Side Thimble Club met and were royally entertained last Wednesday afternoon at the palatial country home of Mrs. Tucker. After an interesting time over their needle work, a delectable three-course luncheon was served by the hostess. The members on departing declared the afternoon well spent. A piano recital by the pupils of Stella A. Schwentker was an enjoyable event of last Saturday afternoon. A number of new pupils added to the class since the last recital made the program especially interesting, although several of the older students found it impossible to be present. After the program refreshments were enjoyed at a local ice cream parlor. The local Brotherhood lodge will Harry Dyer motored to Los Angeles last Sunday. Mrs. Harry Dyer was visiting friends in Santa Monica last week. F. T. Edmiston has been spending a week with relatives at Lancaster. Arnold Dickel and Arthur Turck were taking in the sights in Los Angeles Saturday. H. Deutsch, of Los Angeles, was in town Saturday looking after his varied interests here. Ben Kraemer was in from his Placentia ranch on Saturday on a brief business mission. Mrs. Frank Shanley was visiting in Lost Angeles the latter part of the week. H. H. Gardner, of Santa Ana, was looking after business interests here Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Hayden are at their home on East Cetner street after a short honeymoon tour. Mrs. Julia Payne came down from Los Angeles last week on a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Nemetz. Levi Mann is adding four new suites to his group of apartment houses on Olive street. The cost will be $1,700. Ernest Yorba was in town on Monday and purchased a Studebaker 4-cylinder car from P. J. Weisel & Co. Merle, the 5-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ennis, of Olinda, was buried in the Anaheim cemetery Saturday. Her death was caused by pneumonia. Mrs. B. F. E. Kellogg, a pioneer resident of the west end, was in town on Saturday afternoon transacting business and made a pleasant call at this office. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolf Fossek and their two children visited relatives and friends in town on Sunday. Mr. Fossek is employed in the Los Angeles Tribune office, and is one of the artistic typographers of that city. Trained monkeys now engaged at the Hamburger theater, Los Angeles, will be at the Fairyland theater Saturday and Sunday. Special matinee Sunday at 3 P.M. Admission 10 and 15 cents. 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. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE FOR SALE FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—A1 sour and sweet seed bed stock. For work horse. Will pay cash difference. Call 76R1, Orange. 3-26-2p FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms and kitchen, 418 West Broadway. Frank Jauernik. 3-26-2 FOR SALE—Sweet potato plants. Frank Baxter, residence on main road between Anaheim and Fullerton. 3-26-tf MAKE $50.00 WEEKLY meeting your friends. No canvassing. Write immediately for plan. Box 567, Orange. FOR SALE—New alfalfa hay, spineless cactus, and second-hand barbed wire. Phone Home 1665. 3-26-3 FOR SALE—Orange seed bed stock. From 10 to 30 inches high. Will trade for mower or one-horse wagon. D. L. Newlin, 4 miles southwest. Tel. Home 1943. 3-26-tf FOR SALE—20 acres of choicest alfalfa land, plenty of water; $165 per acre; easy terms. G. R. Voss, Iowa House, Anaheim. FOR SALE—Eight shares of Anaheim Union Water stock for sale at $210 per share. Henry Bros., Nagel bldg., Anaheim. 3-26-tf FOR SALE—Select chili seed. F. B. Kealiher, Crone avenue, Anaheim. Sunset 90J. 3-19-tf FOR SALE—1½ dozen Rhode Island A piano recital by the pupils of Stella A. Schwentker was an enjoyable event of last Saturday afternoon. A number of new pupils added to the class since the last recital made the program especially interesting, although several of the older students found it impossible to be present. After the program refreshments were enjoyed at a local ice cream parlor. The local Brotherhood lodge will initiate about 12 new members in the order this evening, the 26th. A drill team of Los Angeles will be in attendance to put on the degree work, and an unusually interesting meeting is looked forward to. Visiting brethren from Santa Ana, Orange and Fullerton will also be on hand to assist in the fraternal festivities. Ada Elosson, aged 8 years, died Wednesday night of burns received Saturday. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Elosson of Lemon Heights, where Elosson is foreman of the Simons' ranch. Mrs. Elosson was using coal oil to start a fire in a stove. The can of oil caught fire, and the woman tried to throw it out of the house. Her little daughter ran out, and the blazing missile struck her. The local Eagle's Aerie is preparing to entertain on a grand scale on the evening of April 15th next, when 50 new members will be introduced to the fraternal goat. A drill team from Los Angeles will be in attendance to exemplify the ritual and a special orchestra will furnish music during the evening. The local members are royal entertainers and all visiting brethren will be regaled with the best to be had. Fifty-seven is the latest number of candidates to be initiated into the Eagle's Aerie, and the "boys" say that that number will be considerably increased before April 15, the date of initiation. Frank Nemetz was in town on Friday from San Diego, stopping over here until Monday, whence he proceeded to Victorville, where he intends to buy a tract of land, probably 160 acres. He has been a resident of San Diego for the past year. He has rented his place of business there and will seek a new field of endeavor in the new desert town. Quite a number of local people have joined the colony at Victorville, and Mr. Nemtez intends to acquire a relinquishment and grow up with the country. Mrs. R. B. Herman entertained the Elite Club at her Sycamore-street home Thursday afternoon. The guests were Mesdames H. F. Schneider, C. A. Clark, Fred Heying, L. Z. Kroeger, George Wisser, E. S. Pomeroy, J. H. Brunworth, Robert McKeey, Henry Hussman, Max Nebelung, A. R. Kaufmann and Charles Schindler. In progressive whistle the first prize was awarded to Mrs. Kaufmann, the second to Mrs. Schneider and the consolation to Mrs. Wisser. Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Adams entertained the O. M. B. Club at their home on East Broadway Thursday evening. Following an elaborate dinner time over their needle work, a delectable three-course luncheon was served by the hostess. The members on departing declared the afternoon well spent. A piano recital by the pupils of Stella A. Schwentker was an enjoyable event of last Saturday afternoon. A number of new pupils added to the class since the last recital made the program especially interesting, altho several of the older students found it impossible to be present. After the program refreshments were enjoyed at a local ice cream parlor. The local Brotherhood lodge will initiate about 12 new members in the order this evening, the 26th. A drill team of Los Angeles will be in attendance to put on the degree work, and an unusually interesting meeting is looked forward to. Visiting brethren from Santa Ana, Orange and Fullerton will also be on hand to assist in the fraternal festivities. Ada Elosson, aged 8 years, died Wednesday night of burns received Saturday. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Elosson of Lemon Heights, where Elosson is foreman of the Simons' ranch. Mrs. Elosson was using coal oil to start a fire in a stove. The can of oil caught fire, and the woman tried to throw it out of the house. Her little daughter ran out, and the blazing missile struck her. The local Eagle's Aerie is preparing to entertain on a grand scale on the evening of April 15th next, when 50 new members will be introduced to the fraternal goat. A drill team from Los Angeles will be in attendance to exemplify the ritual and a special orchestra will furnish music during the evening. The local members are royal entertainers and all visiting brethren will be regaled with the best to be had. Fifty-seven is the latest number of candidates to be initiated into the Eagle's Aerie, and the "boys" say that that number will be considerably increased before April 15, the date of initiation. Frank Nemetz was in town on Friday from San Diego, stopping over here until Monday, whence he proceeded to Victorville, where he intends to buy a tract of land, probably 160 acres. He has been a resident of San Diego for the past year. He has rented his place of business there and will seek a new field of endeavor in the new desert town. Quite a number of local people have joined the colony at Victorville, and Mr. Nemtez intends to acquire a relinquishment and grow up with the country. Mrs. R. B. Herman entertained the Elite Club at her Sycamore-street home Thursday afternoon. The guests were Mesdames H. F. Schneider, C. A. Clark, Fred Heying, L. Z. Kroeger, George Wisser, E. S. Pomeroy, J. H. Brunworth, Robert McKeey, Henry Hussman, Max Nebelung, A. R. Kaufmann and Charles Schindler. In progressive whistle the first prize was awarded to Mrs. Kaufmann, the second to Mrs. Schneider and the consolation to Mrs. Wisser. Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Adams entertained the O. M. B. Club at their home on East Broadway Thursday evening. Following an elaborate dinner time over their needle work, a delectable three-course luncheon was served by the hostess. The members on departing declared the afternoon well spent. A piano recital by the pupils of Stella A. Schwentker was an enjoyable event of last Saturday afternoon. A number of new pupils added to the class since the last recital made the program especially interesting, altho several of the older students found it impossible to be present. After the program refreshments were enjoyed at a local ice cream parlor. The local Brotherhood lodge will initiate about 12 new members in the order this evening, the 26th. A drill team of Los Angeles will be in attendance to put on the degree work, and an unusually interesting meeting is looked forward to. Visiting brethren from Santa Ana, Orange and Fullerton will also be on hand to assist in the fraternal festivities. Ada Elosson, aged 8 years, died Wednesday night of burns received Saturday. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Elosson of Lemon Heights, where Elosson is foreman of the Simons' ranch. Mrs. Elosson was using coal oil to start a fire in a stove. The can of oil caught fire, and the woman tried to throw it out of the house. Her little daughter ran out, and the blazing missile struck her. The local Eagle's Aerie is preparing to entertain on a grand scale on the evening of April 15th next, when 50 new members will be introduced to the fraternal goat. A drill team from Los Angeles will be in attendance to exemplify the ritual and a special orchestra will furnish music during the evening. The local members are royal entertainers and all visiting brethren will be regaled with the best to be had. Fifty-seven is the latest number of candidates to be initiated into the Eagle's Aerie, and the "boys" say that that number will be considerably increased before April 15, the date of initiation. Frank Nemetz was in town on Friday from San Diego, stopping over here until Monday, whence he proceeded to Victorville, where he intends to buy a tract of land, probably 160 acres. He has been a resident of San Diego for the past year. He has rented his place of business there and will seek a new field of endeavor in the new desert town. Quite a number of local people have joined the colony at Victorville, and Mr. Nemtez intends to acquire a relinquishment and grow up with the country. Mrs. R. B. Herman entertained the Elite Club at her Sycamore-street home Thursday afternoon.The guests were Mesdames H.F.Schneider,C.A.Clark,FredHeying,L.Z.Kroeger,GeorgeWisser.E.S.PomeroyJ.H.Brunworth,RobertMcKee,HenryHussman,MaxNebelung,A.R.KaufmannandCharlesSchindler.InprogressivewhistlethefirstprizewasawardedtoMrs.Kaufmann,thesecondtoMrs.SchneiderandtheconsolationtoMrs.Wisser. Mr和Mrs.Henry M.Adams entertainedtheO.M.B.B clubattherehomeontEastBroadwayThursdayevening.Followingan elaboratedinner Elite Club at her Sycamore-street home Thursday afternoon. The guests were Mesdames H. F. Schneider, C. A. Clark, Fred Heying, L. Z. Kroeger, George Wisser, E. S. Pomeroy, J. H. Brunworth, Robert McKee, Henry Hussman, Max Nebelung, A. R. Kaufmann and Charles Schindler. In progressive whist the first prize was awarded to Mrs. Kaufmann, the second to Mrs. Schneider and the consolation to Mrs. Wisser. Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Adams entertained the O. M. B. Club at their home on East Broadway Thursday evening. Following an elaborate dinner "500" was introduced and the evening was spent in contesting for honors. The hostess, Mrs. Adams, proved herself champion among the ladies, and William McLauchlin captured the gentleman's prize. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. William McLauchlin, of Long Beach, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Holcomb, of Fullerton, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Dwyer, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Lewis, G. W. Sandilands and Miss Alice Robinson. Damage suits, it is said, will probably grow out of the recent accident at the Southern Pacific railroad when six Fullerton young men in an automobile dashed into a flat car blockading Los Angeles street. The boys declare the flat car was sandwiched between two box cars which led them to believe the train had been cut at the crossing to permit passage on the street and they were unable to see the flat car until too late to avoid a collision. The auto was almost a total wreck and nearly all the boys were injured, Wm. Anderson being thrown headlong into the pile of brick with which the flat car was loaded and seriously hurt. The Jolly Bachelors' Club, composed of High School students, gave a dance at Knights of Columbus' hall Thursday night. The members of the club are Clarence Beebe, president; Edward Backs, vice-president; Gerald Whitaker, secretary and treasurer; Charles Brisco, Clark Chamberlain, Clarence Chamberlain, Ashley Chamberlain, Harold Douglas, Clevenger Megede, Walter Muckenthaler, Morris Martenet, Dale Quarton, Donald Petermann, King Ritchie, Raymond Elliott, Howard Krause and Clark Scott. Among the ladies present at the dance were guests from Los Angeles, Pasadena, Santa Ana and Orange. At 10:30 o'clock the merry party adjourned to a local confectionery for refreshments. The pupils of the Anaheim branch of the College of Music of the University of Southern California will be held in a public recital Thursday evening, March 26, at 8:15 at the Fremont school. A varied program of piano, violin and vocal numbers will be given and a cordial invitation is extended the public to attend. The program will be presented under the direction of Miss C. Adelaide Trowbridge, assisted by Miss Kate Sutherland, Miss Lillian Backstrand, Miss Ethel Smith and Mr. Harold Walberg, of the faculty. Coming to Anaheim Eminent Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Specialist of Los Angeles, 601 and 602 Bumiller building, 430 South Broadway. Cross eyes straightened without pain, granulated sore eyes cured without caustics or the knife. Glasses fitted for defective sight, headaches, dizziness, etc. Dr. J. Harvey Moore Will be at the Iowa Hotel, Anaheim, every Wednesday. Consultation and Examination Free. The pupils of the Anaheim branch of the College of Music of the University of Southern California will be held in a public recital Thursday evening, March 26, at 8:15 at the Fremont school. A varied program of piano, violin and vocal numbers will be given and a cordial invitation is extended the public to attend. The program will be presented under the direction of Miss C. Adelaide Trowbridge, assisted by Miss Kate Sutherland, Miss Lillian Backstrand, Miss Ethel Smith and Mr. Harold Walberg, of the faculty. STRAYED STRAYS—On Saturday, February 28, one sorrel mare and one sorrel pony were taken up by me, third house north of Hanson's Station, on Electric line. Now in my possession. Owner can have same by calling at my place, proving ownership and paying expenses. William Haein, Anaheim. WANTED WANTED—To let on shares, seed bed stock or will sell cheap. Apply to S. D. Winters, Home phone 1821. WANTED—Orange grove—5 to 10 acres, prefer Valencias or mostly all Valencias, from 3 years up to full bearing. Give full particulars, location and income, if any, and best terms. Address box B, Gazette. TO LET TO LET—Eight acres on North Los Angeles street, with water stock. Apply to J. S. Howard. FOR SALE—A 23-horse power steam engine, perfectly new, never been used. Chas. Dussourt, 524 South Palm street. Will sell for half the original cost. FOR SALE—Baby chicks and hatching eggs, from Gregg's trap-nested strain of White Leghorns. C.Cleveland, 1½ miles west on Broadway, R.D.I., Anaheim. FOR SALE—Late Valencia orange trees, walnut wood, and A1 sour orange seed bed stock. W.Geerdes, 544 South Los Angeles street. Phone 344W. FOR SALE—Stove walnut wood for $4 per cord on the ranch. Also blue gum, orange wood and cypress wood. Wm.Crowther, Placentia. Phone Sunset 49J. FOR SALE—Strictly first-class clean oat hay,$16 per ton; barley hay,$14 per ton.W.M.Gray,Home phone 1843. STRAYED STRAYS—On Saturday,February 28,一one sorrel mare and one sorrel pony were taken up by me，third house north of Hanson's Station，on Electric line.Now in my possession.Owner can have same by calling at my place，proving ownership and paying expenses.William Haein,Anaheim. WANTED WANTED—To let on shares，seed bed stock or will sell cheap.Apply to S.D.Winters,Home phone 1821. WANTED—Orange grove—5 to 10 acres，prefer Valencias or mostly all Valencias，从3 years up to full bearing。Give full particulars，location和 income，if any,and best terms.Address box B,Gazette. TO LET TO LET—Eight acres on North Los Angeles street，with water stock.Apply to J.S.Howard. FOR SALE—A 23-horse power steam engine，perfectly new，never been used。Chas.Dussourt，524 South Palm street。Will sell for half the original cost。 FOR SALE—Baby chicks and hatching eggs，from Gregg's trap-nested strain of White Leghorns。C.Cleveland，1½ miles west on Broadway，R.D.I., Anaheim。 FOR SALE—Late Valencia orange trees，walnut wood，和A1 sour orange seed bed stock。W.Geerdes，544 South Los Angeles street。Phone Sunset 49J。 FOR SALE—Strictly first-class clean oat hay,$16 per ton；barley hay,$14 per ton.W.M.Gray,Home phone 1843. STRAYED STRAYS—On Saturday,February 28，一one sorrel mare and one sorrel pony were taken up by me，third house north of Hanson's Station，on Electric line.Now in my possession.Owner can have same by calling at my place，proving ownership and paying expenses.William Haein,Anaheim. WANTED WANTED—To let on shares，seed bed stock or will sell cheap.Apply to S.D.Winters,Home phone 1821. WANTED—Orange grove—5 to 10 acres，prefer Valencias or mostly all Valencias，从3 years up to full bearing。Give full particulars，location和 income，if any,and best terms.Address box B,Gazette. TO LET TO LET—Eight acres on North Los Angeles street，with water stock.Apply to J.S.Howard. FOR SALE—A 23-horse power steam engine，perfectly new，never been used。Chas.Dussourt，524 South Palm street。Will sell for half the original cost。 FOR SALE—Baby chicks and hatching eggs，from Gregg's trap-nested strain of White Leghorns。C.Cleveland，1½ miles west on Broadway，R.D.I., Anaheim。 FOR SALE—Late Valencia orange trees，walnut wood，和A1 sour orange seed bed stock。W.Geerdes，544 South Los Angeles street。Phone Sunset 49J。 FOR SALE—Strictly first-class clean oat hay,$16 per ton；barley hay,$14 per ton.W.M.Gray,Home phone 1843. STRAYED STRAYS—On Saturday,February 28，一one sorrel mare and one sorrel pony were taken up by me，third house north of Hanson's Station，on Electric line.Now in my possession.Owner can have same by calling at my place，proving ownership and paying expenses.William Haein,Anaheim. WANTED WANTED—To let on shares，seed bed stock or will sell cheap.Apply to S.D.Winters,Home phone 1821. WANTED—Orange grove—5 to 10 acres，prefer Valencias or mostly all Valencias，从3 years up to full bearing。Give full particulars，location和 income，if any,and best terms.Address box B,Gazette. TO LET TO LET—Eight acres on North Los Angeles street，with water stock.Apply to J.S.Howard. FOR SALE—A 23-horse power steam engine，perfectly new，never been used。Chas.Dussourt，524 South Palm street。Will sell for half the original cost。 FOR SALE—Baby chicks and hatching eggs，from Gregg's trap-nested strain of White Leghorns。C.Cleveland，1½ miles west on Broadway，R.D.I., Anaheim。 FOR SALE—Late Valencia orange trees，walnut wood，和A1 sour orange seed bed stock。W.Geerdes，544 South Los Angeles street。Phone Sunset 49J。 FOR SALE—Strictly first-class clean oat hay,$16 per ton；barley hay,$14 per ton.W.M.Gray,Home phone 1843. STRAYED STRAYS—On Saturday,February 28，一one sorrel mare and one sorrel pony were taken up by me，third house north of Hanson's Station，on Electric line.Now in my possession.Owner can have same by calling at my place，proving ownership and paying expenses.William Haein,Anaheim. WANTED WANTED—To let on shares，seed bed stock or will sell cheap.Apply to S.D.Winters,Home phone 1821. WANTED—Orange grove—5 to 10 acres，prefer Valencias or mostly all Valencias，从3 years up to full bearing。Give full particulars，location和 income，if any,and best terms.Address box B,Gazette. TO LET TO LET—Eight acres on North Los Angeles street，with water stock.Apply to J.S.Howard. FOR SALE—A 23-horse power steam engine，perfectly new，never been used。Chas.Dussourt，524 South Palm street。Will sell for half the original cost。 FOR SALE—Baby chicks and hatching eggs，from Gregg's trap-nested strain of White Leghorns。C.Cleveland，1½ miles west on Broadway，R.D.I., Anaheim。 FOR SALE—Late Valencia orange trees，walnut wood，和A1 sour orange seed bed stock。W.Geerdes，544 South Los Angeles street。Phone Sunset 49J。 FOR SALE—Strictly first-class clean oat hay,$16 per ton；barley hay,$14 per ton.W.M.Gray,Home phone 1843. STRAYED STRAYS—On Saturday,February 28，一one sorrel mare and one sorrel pony were taken up by me，third house north of Hanson's Station，on Electric line.Now in my possession.Owner can have same by calling at my place，proving ownership and paying expenses.William Haein,Anaheim. WANTED WANTED—To let on shares，seed bed stock or will sell cheap.Apply to S.D.Winters,Home phone 1821. WANTED—Orange grove—5 to 10 acres，prefer Valencias or mostly all Valencias，从3 years up to full bearing。Give full particulars，location和 income，if any,and best terms.Address box B,Gazette. TO LET TO LET—Eight acres on North Los Angeles street，与水 stock.Apply to J.S.Howard. FOR SALE—A 23-horse power steam engine，perfectly new，never been used。Chas.Dussourt，524 South Palm街。Will sell for half the original cost。 FOR SALE—Baby chicks and hatching eggs，from Gregg's trap-nested strain of White Leghorns。C.Cleveland，1½ miles west on Broadway,R.D.I., Anaheim。 FOR SALE—Late Valencia orange trees，walnut wood，和A1 sour orange seed bed stock。W.Geerdes，544 South Los Angeles街。Phone Sunset 49J。 FOR SALE—Strictly first-class clean oat hay,$16 per ton；barley hay,$14 per ton.W.M.Gray,Home phone 1843. STRAYED STRAYS—On Saturday,February 28，一one sorrel mare and one sorrel pony were taken up by me，third house north of Hanson's Station，on Electric line.Now in my possession.Owner can have same by calling at my place，proving ownership and paying expenses.William Haein,Anaheim. WANTED WANTED—To let on shares，seed bed stock or will sell cheap.Apply to S.D.Winters,Home phone 1821. WANTED—Orange grove—5 to 10 acres，prefer Valencias or mostly all Valencias，从3 years up to full bearing。Give full particulars，location和 income，如果any,and best terms.Address box B,Gazette. TO LET TO LET—Eight acres on North Los Angeles street，与水 stock.Apply to J.S.Howard. FOR SALE—A 23-horse power steam engine，perfectly new，never been used。Chas.Dussourt，524 South Palm街。Will sell for half the original cost。 FOR SALE—Baby chicks and hatching eggs，from Gregg's trap-nested strain of White Leghorns。C.Cleveland，1½ miles west on Broadway,R.D.I., Anaheim。 FOR SALE—Late Valencia orange trees，walnut wood，和A1 sour orange seed bed stock。W.Geerdes，544 South Los Angeles街。Phone Sunset 49J。 FOR SALE—Strictly first-class clean oat hay,$16 per ton；barley hay,$14 per ton.W.M.Gray,Home phone 1843. STRAYED STRAYS—On Saturday,February 28，一one sorrel mare and one sorrel pony were taken up by me，third house north of Hanson's Station，on Electric line.Now in my possession.Owner can have same by calling at my place，proving ownership and paying expenses.William Haein,Anaheim. WANTED WANTED—To let on shares，seed bed stock or will sell cheap.Apply to S.D.Winters,Home phone 1821. WANTED—Orange grove—5 to 10 acres，prefer Valencias or mostly all Valencias，从3 years up to full bearing。Give full particulars，location和 income，如果any,and best terms.Address box B,Gazette. TO LET TO LET—Eight acres on North Los Angeles street，与水 stock.Apply to J.S.Howard. FOR SALE—a 23-horse power steam engine，perfectly new，never been used。Chas.Dussourt，524 South Palm街。Will sell for half the original cost。 FOR SALE-Baby chicks and hatching eggs，从 Gregg's trap-nested strain of White Leghorns。C.Cleveland，1½ miles west on Broadway,R.D.I., Anaheim。 FOR SALE-Late Valencia orange trees Walnut wood，和A1 sour orange seed bed stock。W.Geerdes ，544 South Los Angeles街。Phone Sunset 49J。 FOR SALE-Strictly first-class clean oat hay,$16 per ton；barley hay,$14 per ton.W.M.Gray,Home phone 1843. STRAYED STRAYS—On Saturday,February 28，一one sorrel mare and one sorrel pony were taken up by me，三rd house north of Hanson's Station,the Electric line.Now in my possession.Owner can have same by calling at my place,the proving ownership and paying expenses.William Haein,Anaheim. WANTED WANTED—To let on shares，seed bed stock or will sell cheap.Apply to S.D.Winters,Home phone 1821. WANTED—Orange grove——5 to 10 acres prefer Valencias or mostly all Valencias,从3 years up to full bearing.Give full particulars,tocation and income if any,and best terms.Address box B,Gazette. TO LET TO LET-Eight acres on North Los Angeles street,与水 stock.Apply to J.S.Whoward. 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SILK WEEK AT FALKENSTEIN'S Luxurious Silks are displayed this week in our windows and on our counters. Our showing of Silks has been the topic in every home where fashions are discussed. Not only the variety of style, the goodness of quality, but the mightiest of all factors, the remarkably low prices which we are asking for strictly up-to-the-minute SILKS are talked about. Only until Saturday, March 28, you will be able to buy these Silks at Reduced Prices. Come early. Figured Crepe de Chine and Poplins in all the newest shades and patterns, silk striped Voiles, Brocaded Tussas, reg. price 75c and 65c, Silk Week Price Cheney Bros. Shower Proof Foulards in the new Futurist Design, the finest wearing silk in existence. Silk Week Price 36-Inch Messaline in all the new shades, always popular material, regular price $1.25, $1.00 Figured Crepe de Chine and Poplins in all the newest shades and patterns, silk striped Voiles, Brocaded Tussas, reg. price 75c and 65c, Silk Week Price 50c Cheney Bros. Shower Proof Foulards in the new Futurist Design, the finest wearing silk in existence. 90c Silk Week Price 36-Inch Messaline in all the new shades, always popular material, regular price $1.25, Silk Week Price $1.00 Crepe Meteors, Tango Crepes, Silk Poplins, Charmeuse, Brocaded Silks, all at SILK WEEK PRICES. See our windows for prices. We have what you want in Silks. Falkenstein's Department Store W. H. Houts has on exhibition a double-barreled shot gun which exploded in the hands of a Placentia Chinaman a short time ago. The chink whose name has been forgotten, was accustomed to plugging the muzzle of his gun with paper wads to keep the barrels free from dust, seized the weapon one morning to shoot an audacious rabbit in his garden. In his haste he forgot to extract the wadding with the result that six inches of the right barrel near the breeching was blown away carrying with it the index finger of the Chinaman's left hand. The C. B. Berger Company, who make a specialty of orange groves and orange land in this county, report that this season, so far, has been a very active one with them in this district. They state that because people in this territory are enjoying one of the best crops both in quality and quantity that they have experienced for the past five year, together with the reputation Orange county has as an ideal orange growing section, has caused the setting out this season of hundreds of acres to young trees and enabled this firm alone to report the sale of about $275,000 worth of property. Mrs. A. Konig and W. H. Schuman left Monday for San Francisco where they will reside until the close of the big fair. While in the Panama region last fall Mrs. Konig and Mr. Schuman purchased several hundred sacks of colored rock and shell and they expect to start a manufactory of ornaments for sale at the big exposition. Mrs. Konig still retains her property interests in Anaheim and will return here after the fair. She will also make frequent trips here during her residence in the northern metropolis. Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Simpson, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Lee, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sackett, Mr. and Mrs. George Tolsen, and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Calloway attended the Montana picnic at Sycamore Grove on Saturday. A thousand former Montanans were present, and PANAMA HATS We are showing all of the new shapes in the genuine Panama Hats: The Optimo The Bangkok We are showing all of the new shapes in the genuine Panama Hats: The Optimo The Bangkok Telescope, etc. The genuine Panama is made from the fibre of a South American Palm leaf. They are not indestructable but with proper care, will give long service. Our line is large and very complete and the prices are right. $5.00 and $6.00 GET ONE NOW! F.A.Y.U.N.G.BLUTE THE BEST GOODS