anaheim-gazette 1914-05-14

Thursday, May 14 BARGAIN BASEMENT SALE Folks are surprised at the variety and wonderful low prices in basement store. Just a few steps down and you are in bargain halls quarters. At Half Price Girls' Dresses Ladies' Dresses Girls' Coats Ladies' Coats Muslin Underwear APRONS New Styles, including bungalow aprons. $1.00 Aprons for 79c 75c Aprons for 58c 50c Aprons for 43c SHOES Ladies' Shoes, mostly sizes 2 1-2 to 3 1-2. Little shoes at the little price of $1.00 WAISTS Beautiful, New Styles Lawn and Voile, all Sizes 34 to 44—they're Values for only 95c. REMNANTS An endless array of one-fourth to one-half Woolens, Silks, Chesapeake, Percale. You find just the piece you need. A store full of goods in our roomy basement. Everything on display, prices plainly marked, making shopping easy. THE S. Q. R. STOR 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 :: :: :: Six bars of Ben Hur so Fred Marsh's grocery. C. W. Pendleton and w Lake and wife motored Beach Sunday. George Bishop and wif ton bakery, spent Sunne Beach. Chillie Fisher and Vic companyed by their wives day on the sands at Seal 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. Dr. Paschall and daughter Louisa, were in Los Angeles Saturday. Mrs. M. W. Martenet has been visiting friends in Pasadena for a week, returned home Sunday. J. D. Lavin and C. O. Servatius went up to Monterey Saturday to attend the state convention Knights of Columbus. Albert Hoerner was taken to the sanitarium a few days ago where a surgical operation was performed upon him Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Duckworth, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maurer and Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Schneider were among the Seal Beach visitors Sunday. Mrs. D. M. Ward is enjoying a visit from her sisters, Mrs. J. W. Ramsey and Mrs. E. R. Jones, and her niece, Miss Caroline Ramsey, all of Kansas City. Dr. J. W. Truxaw last week performed a surgical operation on Mrs. J. F. Johnson at a Los Angeles hospital. Mrs. Johnson has been under treatment at the hospital. E. A. Harding, a real estate broker of Huntington Beach, filed a petition of bankruptcy in the United States district court yesterday. His debts, all unsecured, amounted to $1,338. His assets are $160, and consist of clothing amounting to $150 and exempt, and a gold watch valued at $10, which is in the hands of the constable at Huntington Beach, on execution. Fred W. Vanderberg was in town from his west side ranch Tuesday. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Stone, on Thursday last, a daughter. A. H. Davis has opened an exclusive tea and coffee house at 118 West Center street. Miss Sarah Hubertus, who has been visiting friends here, has returned to her home in Nebraska. Clinton Griggs, who has been looking after property interests at Vancouver, B.C., returned home last Saturday. The Graham Furniture Company has inaugurated a clean-sweep sale, and is making a heavy cut on prices. The ad on the eighth page tells the story, and it might be to your interest to read it. Judge Thomas has given judgment of $200 to W. L. Benchley against T. A. Winbigler as administrator of the estate of James A. Irvin. Mr. Benchley asked $200 for money advanced on an orange crop that Irvin delivered to another orange dealer. County School Superintendent R. P. Mitchell was in town on Tuesday meeting his many friends in this section of the county. Mr. Mitchell is the most efficient county school superintendent Orange county has ever had, and he is entitled to receive, and will doubtless receive, a large vote in every precinct. That he will be overwhelmingly re-elected there is not a particle of doubt. We are for Mitchell and reform. Six bars of Ben Hur soaked Fred Marsh's grocery. C. W. Pendleton and wilt Lake and wife motored by Beach Sunday. George Bishop and wiff ton bakery, spent Sunbeach Beach. Chillie Fisher and Vic companied by their wives day on the sands at Seal Bay. J. W. Duckworth is nuple hand, having accidented it with a sharp screw implement was driven ene the hand. The county highway coiled its report for the month It shows expenditures month of $3,085.62, with the treasury of $889,436.47. Running autos without pears to be a profitable enue for Santa Ana passes that one or more fined for this offense. Ernest Alexander was shot through the hand w Sunday, his little sister pulling the trigger while ered the muzzle. Mrs. Mosseman is here geles, a guest of Mr. and Lewis. Mrs. Mosseman pioneers of this city, and hearty at her advanced age. N. F. Steadman came Valley on Wednesday e short stay. He will return few days, having taken u land in that section. Joseph Helmsen is able his home upon crutches, be ready to go into the jump sweepstakes with them. The Four-Four Club was by Mr. and Mrs. Welborn Wednesday evening. L served at 11 o'clock at the games after which dugged in. As a result of recently ports appearing in the area the effect that trout had lands irrigated by the A Water Company and the Valley Irrigation Company companies have been se tices to screen their ditc Game Warden W.K.R reports said that the trot after the freshets of last. The Loara Parent Tea tion last Saturday elected officers President RESPONSIBLE BANKING The deposits of the customers of this strong bank are safeguarded by being loaned only on approved and readily marketable collateral or invested in carefully selected bonds. Its stockholders are men influential in the business world who have proven their responsibility and ability. GERMAN - AMERICAN BANK OFFICERS Adolph Thomas, President Joseph Helmsen, Vice-President A. B. McCord, Cashier E. E. Smith, Assistant Cashier DIRECTORS T. J. F. Boege Louis Denni W. A. Bohynge J. B. Rea Chas. F. Grim A. B. McCord Joseph Helmsen J. D. Lavin Adolph Thomas As a result of recently reported cases appearing in the news, the effect that trout had lands irrigated by the American Water Company and the Valley Irrigation Company companies have been seen to screen their ditches after the freshets of last year. The Loara Parent Team last Saturday elected officers: President, Mrs. vice-president, Mrs. John ing secretary, Mrs. L. E. sponding secretary, Mr. treasurer, Mrs. F. H. Wlan, Mrs. A. Henry; pa Mrs. C .E. Chamberlain was held at the home Reed. A real live show, acc dodgers, was given by the Athletic Club last evening matches were on the which two Anaheim boys George Hatfield's gymnastics in the 150-pound richs of Anaheim and Tington Beach, were the Reed of Anaheim vs. and the principals in a 125-point result of the contests had published. Driver Eck, of the Ana stage route, was a day at Santa Ana on a out by his employer, charging him with driving while intoxicated. Eck and was sentenced to jail without the option of a was nearly heart broken ment was pronounced, court room weeping bitten a stage line to Anaheim passengers in his car w a buggy. 35c coffee for 28c at grocery. T SALE WAISTS Beautiful, New Styles, Lawn and Voile, all Sizes, 44 to 44—they're $1.50 Values for only 95c. REMNANTS An endless array, cut one-fourth to one-half. Woolens, Silks, Gingnams, Percale. You'll find just the piece you need. Everything out on easy. STORE Six bars of Ben Hur soap for 25c at Fred Marsh's grocery. C. W. Pendleton and wife and Billy Lake and wife motored down to Seal Beach Sunday. George Bishop and wife, of the Boston bakery, spent Sunday in Long Beach. Chillie Fisher and Vic Lamont, accompanied by their wives, spent Sunday on the sands at Seal Beach. A. E. Hiles made a trip to Los Angeles Monday for the purpose of buying more goods for his opera house store. Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Goodale went up to Claremont Sunday to visit their daughter, Miss Helena, who is attending college there. The Moose lodge is making preparations for a military ball at the opera house tomorrow night. The members of the military company will be conspicuous in their new uniforms. W. H. Shuman forwards a postal card to this office showing the town and village of Culebra. Mr. Shuman will return to San Francisco, where he is arranging for an art exhibit at next year's fair. J. C. Needham, former Congressman from this district, now a resident of San Diego, will be a guest of the Republican County Central Committee on Saturday afternoon, May 16, at the council chambers in the city hall at Santa Ana. Superior Judge West this week registered as a Republican. Judge West was once a Democrat, then a Republican, and for two years past is supposed to have leaned toward the Progressvistas. He is now back in the Republican fold. Welcome home, judge! There's a light in the window. Announcement of the purchase of two acres located at the corner of Main street and West Chapman avenue, Orange, by Sheriff Charles E. Ruddock, is made. The property was part of the Howard ranch. Mr. Ruddock, it is stated, purchased it for a home site, and will erect a residence there, probably this fall. A picture card, showing a street scene in Colombo, island of Ceylon, was received at this office from Mr. and 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—By owner—18 acres land 3 miles west of Anaheim, good farm house, pumping plant and buildings; fine soil, no alkali; 25 per cent under value for quick sale. N. D. H., 1117 Marion avenue, Los Angeles. 5-1-4-2p FOR SALE—Good washing machine, almost new. Apply to Frank Jauernik, 418 West Broadway. 5-14-2 FOR SALE—3 shoats, weight 75 to 80 pounds, J. W. Duckworth. 5-14-tf FOR SALE—Pure yellow seed pop corn. J. W. Duckworth. 5-14-tf FOR SALE—A Brush runabout, run about 6,000 miles. Tires good, machinery right, runs fine; $125. Phone 175J3. FOR SALE—4 shares Anaheim Union Water stock at $200 per share; terms if desired. Inquire of Edgar Hartung, First National Bank. 5-7-tf FOR SALE—McCormick mower and rake. Will trade for part hay. Apply to S. Kistler, 110 North Claudina St. FOR SALE—Chili pepper seeds and plants. Wm. Black, opp. Edison station, Anaheim, on Santa Ana road. R. F. D. 4, box 102. 4-23-4 FOR SALE—Sweet potato plants. Frank Baxter, residence on main road between Anaheim and Fullerton. 8-26-tf FOR SALE—Eureka lemon trees and sweet potato plants. J. T. Hill, Ful- Six bars of Ben Hur soap for 25c at Fred Marsh's grocery. C. W. Pendleton and wife and Billy Lake and wife motored down to Seal Beach Sunday. George Bishop and wife, of the Boston bakery, spent Sunday in Long Beach. Chillie Fisher and Vic Lamont, accompanied by their wives, spent Sunday on the sands at Seal Beach. J. W. Duckworth is nursing a crippled hand, having accidentally punctured it with a sharp screw driver. The implement was driven entirely through the hand. The county highway commission has filed its report for the month of April. It shows expenditures during the month of $3,085.62, with a balance in the treasury of $889,436.49. Running autos without tail lights appears to be a profitable source of revenue for Santa Ana. Rarely a day passes that one or more persons is not fined for this offense. Ernest Alexander was accidentally shot through the hand with an air gun Sunday, his little sister innocently pulling the trigger while his hand covered the muzzle. Mrs. Mosseman is here from Los Angeles, a guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Lewis. Mrs. Mosseman is one of the pioneers of this city, and is hail and hearty at her advanced age. N. F. Steadman came in from Victor Valley on Wednesday evening for a short stay. He will return thither in a few days, having taken up 160 acres of land in that section. Joseph Helmsen is able to get about his home upon crutches, and will soon be ready to go into the hop-step-and-jump sweepstakes with the best of them. The Four-Four Club was entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Welborn Wallop last Wednesday evening. Luncheon was served at 11 o'clock at the close of the games after which dancing was indulged in. As a result of recently published reports appearing in the newspapers to the effect that trout had been found on lands irrigated by the Anaheim Union Water Company and the Santa Ana Valley Irrigation Company, these two companies have been served with notices to screen their ditches by County Game Warden W. K. Robinson. The reports said that the trout were found after the freshets of last winter. The Loara Parent Teachers' Association last Saturday elected the following officers: President M. L. O'Reilly, Treasurer M. L. O'Reilly, Secretary M. L. O'Reilly, General Manager M. L. O'Reilly, Executive Director M. L. O'Reilly, General Manager M. L. 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O'Reilly, General Manager M.L.O'reilly, General Manager M.L.O'reilly, General Manager M.L.O'reilly, General Manager M.L.O'reilly, General Manager M.L.O'reilly, General Manager M.L.O'reilly, General Manager M.L.O'reilly, General Manager M.L.O'reilly, General Manager M.L.O'reilly, General Manager M.L.O'reilly, General Manager M.L.O'reilly, General Manager M.L.O'reilly, General Manager M.L.O'reilly, Announcement of the purchase of two acres located at the corner of Main street and West Chapman avenue, Orange, by Sheriff Charles E. Ruddock, is made.The property was part of the Howard ranch.Mr.Ruddock, it is stated,purchased it for a home site,and will erect a residence there, probably this fall. A picture card, showing a street scene in Colombo, island of Ceylon, was received at this office from Mr. and Mrs.John Hartung.It was dated April 10.Mr.Hartung writes that they had traveled 4,500 miles in India and found the country in a very primitive state but full of game and monkeys They were leaving on the same date for Egypt. The case brought by Chas.H.Rockwell against Jacob E.Schumacher, on a claim for repairs to Schumacher's pumping plant, amounting to some $388,came up for trial before Judge West, in Santa Ana on the 11th inst.,but after the plaintiff had introduced a part of his evidence,the parties agreed upon a settlement out of court and the case was by consent dismissed。它是 reported that Mr.Rockwell accepted $50 in full settlement of his claim. A syndicate of oil capitalists are trying to secure a large block of land adjoining and south of Buena Park.The ranchers have not signed up yet，as they are waiting to see what the McNally well will prove to be This well is watched with the keenest interest,both by the operators and ranchers.The showing for oil is good.all probabilities are before the dawn of another day we may hear the noise of this great gusher puring forth her stream of high gravity oil. Mrs.O.A.Mullinix entertained the Alfun Club last Thursday afternoon，500 being the chief amusement.The ladies present were Mmes.J.Leslie Swope,Frederick Marsh,S.E.Newnes，E.L.Olmstead，Charles A.Clark，Jos.Hessel，John Selinger，Lloyd Messler,Merton W.Skinner,A.Z.Megede，Edgar Hartung,and Joseph Wagoner.Luncheon was served in the evening at the conclusion of the games. The call of the wheat field was too strong to resist，so Arthur Todd left Tuesday with his family for Reno county，Kansas，where Mr.Todd has a 240-acre wheat field heading out and getting ready for the reaper.The estimated yield of this field this season is 45 bushels per acre，notwithstanding it fed 300 head of cattle during the winter months.Last year he harvested 42 bushels per acre，which sold at $1.03. Miss Leola McClellan and James FOR SALE—McCormick mower and rake.Will trade for part hay.Apply to S.Kistler，110 North Claudina St. FOR SALE—Chill pepper seeds and plants.Wm.Black，opp.Edison station,Anaheim，on Santa Ana road.R.F.D.4，box 102. FOR SALE—Sweet potato plants.Frank Baxter，residence on main road between Anaheim and Fullerton. FOR SALE—Eureka lemon trees and sweet potato plants.J.T.Hill,Fullerton，corner Orangethorpe and Spadra.Phone 152J. FOR SALE—Select chill seed.F.B.Keallher，Crone avenue,Anaheim.Sunset 90J. 8-19-tf FOR EXCHANGE FOR EXCHANGE—25 acres in alfalfa，在Patterson，Stanislaus county，2½ miles from a good town。Good schools and plenty of irrigation water.Will exchange my equity of $3,-500 in above property for unimproved Orange county property up to $7-,000,and will pay part cash and assume.Address R.F.D.1，Box 64,Fullerton.Phone 49W Placentia. The Ladies'Aid Society of the M.E.church will give a chicken dinner at Odd Fellows'hall,Tuesday May 19from 5:30 until 8 o'clock.Tickets 35 cents.on sale at Sterner's book store and Edmiston's grocery. The men's Glee Club of Occidental College will give a concert at the Anaheim Union High School auditorium on Friday eveningMay 15.The organization has given a number of very successful concerts during the present season.Occidental college has had a strong glee club for a number of yearsand the present organization is one ofthe best ever presented.Besides the regular numbers that a college musical organization always presents,the are to be several special features.The interest in music that has always been shown in this city will assure a good attendance at the concert. Pure lard,two pounds for 25c at Fred Marsh's grocery. 25.per cnt off on Cut Glass,Hand painted China and Silverware at Roberts' Removal Sale. Anaheim people are after a motor car service between that city and Newport Beach.to leave Anaheim Sunday morning.stay at Newport all day Sunday and return in the evening.The Anaheim people have a hard time getting to their favorite beach by rail and if they can furnish enough patronage for the service to make it worth while to the railroad there should be no difficulty in obtaining it. Mr和Mrs.F.H.Murray.of White Bear,Minn.,are guests of Judge and Mrs.Frank ShanleyThey will remain for a visit of several weeks.Mr.Murray is a banker and capitalist.with extensive interests throughout Minnesota. 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HTTT HTTT HTTT HTTT HTTT HTTT HTTT HTTT HTTT HTTT HTTT HTTT HTTT HTTT HTTT HTTT HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH As a result of recently published reports appearing in the newspapers to the effect that trout had been found on lands irrigated by the Anaheim Union Water Company and the Santa Ana Valley Irrigation Company, these two companies have been served with notices to screen their ditches by County Game Warden W. K. Robinson. The reports said that the trout were found after the freshets of last winter. The Loara Parent Teachers' Association last Saturday elected the following officers: President, Mrs. J. O. Reed; vice-president, Mrs. John Eells; recording secretary, Mrs. L. E. Evans; corresponding secretary, Mrs. J. Ritchie; treasurer, Mrs. F. H. Wessler; historian, Mrs. A. Henry; parliamentarian, Mrs. C .E. Chamberlain. The meeting was held at the home of Mrs. J. O. Reed. A real live show, according to the dodgers, was given by the Santa Ana Athletic Club last evening. Four boxing matches were on the program in which two Anaheim boys, graduates of George Hatfield's gymnasium, participated. In the 150-pound class Heinrichs of Anaheim and Taylor of Huntington Beach, were the contestants. Reed of Anaheim vs. an unknown were the principals in a 125-pound bout. The result of the contests has not yet been published. Driver Eck, of the Anaheim-Santa Ana stage route, was arrested Saturday at Santa Ana on a warrant sworn out by his employer, Perry Taylor, charging him with driving an auto while intoxicated. Eck pleaded guilty and was sentenced to jail for 10 days without the option of a fine. His wife was nearly heart broken when judgment was pronounced, and left the court room weeping bitterly. Eck drove a stage line to Anaheim, and had six passengers in his car when he struck a buggy. 35c coffee for 28c at Fred Marsh's grocery. The call of the wheat field was too strong to resist, so Arthur Todd left Tuesday with his family for Reno county, Kansas, where Mr. Todd has a 240-acre wheat field heading out and getting ready for the reaper. The estimated yield of this field this season is 45 bushels per acre, notwithstanding it fed 300 head of cattle during the winter months. Last year he harvested 42 bushels per acre, which sold at $1.03. Miss Leola McClellan and James Johnson were married at the home of Mrs. W. W. Adams on South Philadelphia street, on Thursday, May 7, Rev. Frank Dowling officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. McClellan of this city, but has been employed as a stenographer at Los Angeles. The groom holds an important position in a wholesale drug store in the city. After the ceremony the young couple left on a honeymoon trip to Catalina. They will make their home in Los Angeles. You can save 25 per cent of the price and buy guaranteed Jewelry at Robers' Removal Sale. Robert Gill, well known here, has reached Santa Ana from Mazatlan, Mexico, where he has been in the employ of the Southern Pacific as assistant superintendent of the West Coast division. He reached San Francisco on Saturday morning last on the United States supply ship Glacier carrying 26 American refugees from the west coast of Mexico. Rev. Thacker, a missionary widely known in Santa Ana, also returned from Mexico on the Glacier. He left San Francisco for Santa Ana immediately on arrival in the Bay City, joining his family here on Sunday. 22 pounds of sugar for $1.00 at Fred Marsh's grocery. We can save you money on Diamonds. How? Find out of Theo. Roberts, the Jeweler. Three PPP flour, $1.59, at Fred Marsh's grocery. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Murray, of White Bear, Minn., are guests of Judge and Mrs. Frank Shanley. They will remain for a visit of several weeks. Mr. Murray is a banker and capitalist, with extensive interests throughout Minnesota. This is his first trip to California, and he and his wife are delighted with the glorious climate and beautiful country. Rolled barley, $1.25 per sack. Fred Marsh's grocery. Community Silver at Theo. Reberts'. Large size Crisco for 98c, at Fred Marsh's grocery. Harry R. Cooper, of Manila, who has been visiting with friends here for three weeks, left yesterday for the East. He will go to Berlin, and will later travel over the Trans-Siberian railway to his home in the Orient, which he hopes to reach some time in September. He will return to this city next spring, when the wedding of himself and Miss Winifred Melrose will be solemnized. Mr. Cooper has made many friends during his short stay, and takes with him best wishes for a safe journey on his long trip. FINE DOG SHOW The L. Q. Stockton tricycle performing dog circus will be shown at the Fairyland theater Thursday and Friday, 14 and 15. These dogs are different from anything ever seen in Anaheim, and will keep an audience in a roar of laughter from start to finish with their wonderful performances on tricycles, wheelbarrows, cabs, chariots, and other comic performances. They are highly educated in military and fancy circus drills. If you miss seeing them you will miss the vaudeville treat of the season. $17 Styleplus Clothes —straw lids with an English look $2, $2.50 AND $3 —new patterns in “HENDAY” shirts, made expressly for us, $1, $1.50, $2 “KEISER” wash ties to knot under an “Ide Canterbury,” AT 25 CENTS Falkenstein’s Men’s Store ANAHEIM More than 30 carloads of cabbages have been shipped from this region up to date. Miss Ethel Betts was down from Los Angeles visiting Dr. and Mrs. Harvey Mrs. Elma Holland, of Orange, is visiting relatives and friends in Olinda. Members of the Eastern Star enjoyed a social party at Masonic hall Monday night. More than 30 carloads of cabbages have been shipped from this region up to date. Miss Ethel Betts was down from Los Angeles visiting Dr. and Mrs. Harvey last week. Miss Marie Rimpau was visiting friends in Los Angeles the latter part of the week. S. W. Todd, manager of the gas company, with his family, spent Sunday at the beach. The Griffith Lumber Company has built an addition to its office building on South Los Angeles street. The will of the late M. A. Groom has been filed for probate. It appears by the will that testator left his estate in equal shares to his three children, Anna (Groom) Thorp, Sally James and Frank Groom. The estate is valued at approximately $6,600. Theo. A. Winbigler has made his first and final accounting of the estate of the late Hank Smith, who died intestate, and without relatives, as far as is known. The public administrator reports that the estate is settled, all claims paid in full, and final disposition now awaits the order of the court. According to Chief of Police Sebastian, the plans for organizing a citizens' police force in Los Angeles are rapidly maturing. The chief reported to the police commission that J. O. Royer, brigadier general of the Knights of Pythias uniform rank, has been selected to take command of this force, which is to be used for emergency duty, and that already about 1,000 applications have been received from men who are ready to volunteer for this service. Chief Sebastian also said that General Royer had offered to equip a fife and drum corps for the regular police force, and this offer was accepted by the commission with a vote of thanks. WANTED WANTED—By married man, ranch work; experienced in orchard. Geo. W. Dollard, Orange, Cal. 5-14-2tp WANTED—Loan of $1,000 or $2,000 on first mortgage on 10 acres, 5 in young Valencias, located 3½ miles south of Anaheim. Address Box 194, Fullerton. 1tp WANTED—Listings on several small WANTED WANTED—By married man, ranch work; experienced in orchard. Geo. W. Dollard, Orange, Cal. 5-14-2tp WANTED—Loan of $1,000 or $2,000 on first mortgage on 10 acres, 5 in young Valencias, located 3½ miles south of Anaheim. Address Box 194, Fullerton. 1tp WANTED—Listings on several small ranches from owners up to $10,000 or $20,000 or less, who want to exchange for Long Beach residence property. We have several good exchanges from people who want to go to the country near Anaheim. Garricon & Church, 115 W. Ocean Ave., Long Beach. 4-29-3tp WANTED—Loan of $7,000 on 20 acres of improved land on East Center street. Address George Bauer, Anaheim, Cal. 4-30-tf WANTED—To trade or exchange—80 acres of alfalfa land in the Perris Valley, for trade or exchange for citrus trees. Phone or write John R. King, Whittier. Both phones, 6693. FOR RENT FOR RENT — Light housekeeping rooms. 321 N. Los Angeles street. 1 TO LET—3 furnished rooms for light housekeeping; also 2 sleeping rooms, all close in. 202 West Broadway. 1 LOST—Fox terrier pup, mouse colored spot top of head. Reward at Duckworth's store. 1 The Candy Shop Next door to Postoffice PURE HOME MADE CANDY Get the Sweet Habit KIMBALL & JONES, Props. HERE'S YOUR TIP "Buy a Florsheim." "Natural Shape." READY TO WEAR No breaking in. You'll have comfort when you put you feet in a Florsheim Shoe Come to us for better shoes. We have a style to suit in a size that will give comfort at every step. F. A. Yungbluth The Best Goods