anaheim-gazette 1914-07-09

THURSDAY, JULY 9 July Clearance Beginning Thursday, July Summer goods must be cleared out. All thoughts of profit the knife and cut prices deep. Each department offers its share plete. No room to mention all items; come and see and be conversed. Waists and Skirts You will find just the style most becoming to you in our large assortment: $4.00 Waists $3.20 3.50 Waists 2.80 2.50 Waists 2.00 $5.00 Skirts 4.00 Others Reduced in Proportion Silks and Dress Goods 75c Brocaded Silks 50c 75c Ratines 50c 35c Ratines 25c 75c Novelty Checks 60c 20 Per Cent Discount on all Dress Goods except Shepherd Checks. Dry Goods 12 1-2c Ginghams 10 cts. 15c Percales 12 1-2c 25c Flowered Voile 20 cts. Shoes The clearance of summer style is our object. Good shoes less money in clear saving Divided into lots for quick selling. Lot 1, Infants' Shoes, Values to $1.00, only Lot 2, Misses' Shoes, Values to $1.75, only Lot 3, Ladies' Shoes, Values to $3.00, only Lot 4, Ladles' Oxfordes, Values to $3.00, only Lot 5, Men's Shoes, Values to $3.50, only Lot 6, Men's Oxfordes, Values to $4.00, only Lot 7, Work Shoes, Values to $3.00, only Lot 8, Boys' Shoes, Values to $2.50, only Queen Quality and Walkovers being restricted prices, cannot reduce Remnants Whole counter loaded with choice remnants. Many are priced close Dry Goods 12 1-2c Ginghams 10 cts. 15c Percales 12 1-2c 25c Flowered Voile 20 cts. 20c Flaxons 15 cts. Remnants Whole counter loaded with choicemnants. Many are priced close to half. Mrs. Economical Housewife get your share. Remember, we had room to list only the larger lots. Many smaller it mention are the biggest bargains. Come and see. To see is to buy. THE S. Q. R. ST In and About the City Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Blair, on Monday, a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Sandilands and Mr. and Mrs. C.E. Holcomb spent the Fourth at Camp Baldy. Misses Sophie and Marie Rimpau returned last Wednesday evening from a two-months' trip to the Hawaiian Islands. Mr. and Mrs. G.M. Simpson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hall, Mrs. Fred Dickerson and little daughter, Mrs. Adkins and Mrs. Bigelow formed an automobile party on Sunday, leaving for Coronado, where they will spend two weeks at that favorite seaside resort. A good insurance policy for your valuables is a safe deposit box in our vaults. Fire-proof and always safe. Anaheim National Bank. Rudolph Fossek, otherwise "Sprock," came down from Los Angeles to spend the Fourth with home folks and recuperate for a day or two. Sprock learned the printer's trade in the Garette office, but for many years past has been working in Los Angeles news-paper offices. At present he is holding a position in the ad department of the Tribune. Dressmaker of 10 years' experience. At home or by day. 603 Sycamore. 2t A safe deposit box in the Anaheim National Bank is a safe place for your valuables. Boxes $1 to $3 a year. Mrs. J.J. Schnelder will entertain the Five Hundred Club at her residence on Thursday, July 16. Mrs. Selinger, a pioneer of Placentia, was in town Monday on a visit to relatives. J.H. Whitaker, of the Yungbluth store, is away on a well-earned vacation. Harry will try his hand a trout fishing and taking life easy. Miss Clara Anderson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Anderson, and George Peterson will be married at the home of the bride on Saturday, July 11. After a short wedding trip they will be at home in Anaheim after July 20. The Orange county citrus shippers will meet at the Anaheim Fruit Association's packing house on Saturday for the purpose of discussing the question of culls. A good attendance is expected as the question is an important one to the growers as well as the shippers. A little boy was ers on 'the Fourth phla street. He placed in the business e works.' It started knocked over back injury. V.U.Simpson was Monday bidding in 10-acre orchard east over the property at gage contract to deal in default of payment by him on the proper Marshal Kellenbeber burned on the 4th up a firecracker w plode. He was show how to celebrate cracker exploded in it severely, but John again smiling as ever. City Clerk Merritt Miss Eva Merritt, sp Fillmore, Ventura c man Merritt and fam a new two-weeks o to him by his wife, picture of his grand also honored by eleeee of Fillmore at when the town was s Ulric Sammy Aldo on the 4th of Jul ed his birthday by f of firecrackers, exer cords 11 times, and e ice cream. Ulric's United States of Am HAPPINESS Means Success and Success Means Saving —provide for Happiness in the Later Years of Life by Saving Today. —open an Account in this Strong Bank with a Deposit of One Dollar or More. GERMAN - AMERICAN BANK OFFICERS Adolph Thomas, President Joseph Helmsen, Vice-President DIRECTORS T. J. F. Boege Louis Dennl W. A. Bonynge A. B. McCord, Cashier E. E. Smith, Assistant Cashier J. B. Rea Chas. F. Grim A. B. McCord Joseph Helmsen J. D. Lavin Adolph Thomas Without appraising the intention Alfred Heyling week and on Thursday in wedlock to Miss J. of Olinda at St. Vilja Los Angeles. Nobody having intentions in the news of his man's surprise to all his friends is the head of the M and is one of Anahelle and promising bush bride was one of Olinda ladies. After the Mrs. Heyling left on moon tour and on return their home in Anahelle. SURANCE SALE Thursday, July 9th Thoughts of profit are past. Twice a year we apply nt offers its share of bargains. Stocks are still comd see and be convinced. Shoes Men's Suits The clearance of summer styles is our object. Good shoes for less money is a clear saying. Divided into lots for quick selling. Shoes, Values to 75cts Shoes, Values to $1.45 Shoes, Values to 1.95 Oxford, Values only 1.45 Shoes, Values to 3.00 Oxford, Values to 2.45 Shoes, Values to 2.70 Shoes, Values to 2.25 and Walkovers being prices, cannot reduce. Memnants Water loaded with choice water loaded with choice to We are determined on a complete clearance of all broken lines. Remember these extremely low prices on high grade Kuppenheimer suits are unusual. FITFORM Lot 1, $15 to $20 Values for $10.00 Lot 2, $18 to $20 Values, for 15.00 Lot 3, $22 to $25 Values, for 18.00 Lot 4 includes staples for 20 per cent less. Boys' Suits Every "Xtragood" boys' suit must give satisfaction. In style they excell. Lot 1, $4.50 to $6 Values..... $2.95 Lot 2, All double-breasted 25 per cent less. Lot 3, Latest Norfolk Styles 10 per cent less. Little Fellows! 220 HI A $2.00 Cor Stylish a Here is a very smart model, give the "natural" figure (no hifort in every line). The manufi ROY WORLD COR have consented to supply us w be sold at One Dollar. This fashionable model is n trimmed, has 6 substantial supand is a most extraordinary yal opportunity to purchase a very high grade Corset at ONLY... ON SALE T FALKEN GAZETTE CLASSIFIED ADS "RESULT PRODUCERS" Rates—Liners and classified advertisements 4 cents per line per insertion. Blackdes type 10 cents per line. A line averages six words. No charges less than 85 cents. Card of Thanks, 50 cents. Copy for ads must be in this office be- A little boy was shooting firecrackers on the Fourth on North Philadelphia street. He picked it up and blowed in the business end to start the fireworks. It started. The little boy was knocked over backward but escaped injury. V. U. Simpson was at Santa Ana on Monday bidding in the Horace Hand 10-acre orchard east of town. He took over the property at $3,500 on a mortgage contract to deliver deed to him in default of payment of money loaned by him on the property. Marshal Kellenberger had his hand burned on the 4th of July by picking up a firecracker which failed to explode. He was showing his little boy how to celebrate the Fourth. The cracker exploded in his hand, burning it severely, but Johnny is on the job again smiling as ever. City Clerk Merritt and his daughter, Miss Eva Merritt, spent the Fourth at Fillmore, Ventura county, with Bowman Merritt and family. Bowman has a new two-weeks old baby presented to him by his wife, which is just the picture of his grandpa. Bowman was also honored by election as city trustee of Fillmore at a recent election when the town was incorporated. Ulric Sammy Adams was 11 years old on the 4th of July and he celebrated his birthday by firing off 11 packs of firecrackers, exercising his vocal cords 11 times, and eating 11 plates of ice cream. Ulric's initials stand for United States of America, and he is a J. J. Dwyer and wife, who returned last week from an extended tour of the south and east, report an enjoyable trip but are extremely glad to get back to Anaheim. They purchased an auto and traveled by easy stages, Florida being one of the states visited. Mr. Dwyer says that state cannot compare with Southern California as a citrus producing country. Charley Carroll, Charley Mann, Earl Steadman and N. B. Tedford left Friday evening for Trabuco Canyon, but on discovering that it would be a lonely place in which to celebrate the Fourth, returned the next morning. After a short stop in Anaheim they motored to the beach and spent the day mingling with the gay throngs on the sands. That Garden Grove is growing is shown by the increase of postal receipts. Postmaster F. C. Thompson's receipts for June, 1914, were $128.43, an increase of $74.04, or 58 per cent over June, 1913. The quarter ending June 30, 1914, showed receipts of $596.70, an increase of 45 per cent over the corresponding quarter of 1913. "Gee I didn't believe there were so many autos in all the world," remarked a bystander after watching for half an hour on Sunday evening the evolutions of the numerous machines around the signpost at the corner of Center and Los Angeles streets. The rush began about 4 o'clock and lasted until 9. Most of the autos came from the north and east all centless. GAZETTE CLASSIFIED ADS "RESULT PRODUCERS" Rates Liners and classified advertisements per line per inscription. Black type 10 cents per line. A line averages six words. No charge less than 30 cents. Card of Thanks, $0 cents. Copy for ads must be in this office before Wednesday noon. FOR SALE FOR SALE—One bay mare weighing about 1100, buggy and harness. 315 South Harvard St., Fullerton. FOR SALE—Camp wagon, also potato sacks. George Samls, 1027 Broadway. FOR SALE—Satauma plums. T. H. Hopkins, Olive road. Phone 197R2. FOR SALE—Modern 6-room house, corner lot, 100x147. Orange and lemon on other fruit trees. A bargain, 404 Davis street, Anaheim. FOR SALE—Two fresh cows. L. L. Newlin, four miles southwest of Anaheim. Phone Home 1943. FOR SALE—200 No. 1 Valencia orange trees, at 10 cents each. Two years old. Apply to S. Lybarger, 202 West Broadway. FOR SALE—Cheap, the Arizona pool room, in McFarland's building on Lemon street. Will sell for cash or on terms. Will exchange for city lot. Apply to Mrs. S. Carrisosa, 611 Lemont street. FOR SALE—Loose alfalfa hay. A. A. Mills, Anaheim. Phone Pacific 50W. FOR SALE—Or trade, small ranch horse, sound and gentle, works single or double, is in fine condition; also 2-seated top surrey in good shape. Will trade for one horse weight 1300 or 1400 lbs. Can be 10 or 12 years old. C. Pechstein, 604 Clementina St., Anaheim. HAVE a fine apartment lot, 60x180 on Kinsengton路, Los Angeles, with 4-room house, one-half block from car line, cash price $5,000; would like to trade part for one very good lot at Seal Beach, but lot must be worth the money. Phone Anaheim 1792. FO RSALE—Alfalfa hay, delivered; or in the field. Home phone 1665. FOR SALE—Seven thousand Valencia and 14,000 navel tree, two years old; 20 cents each, dig them yourself. O. H. Schumacher, Placentia. Phone 15J. J.G. 6-18-1m Ulric Sammy Adams was 11 years old on the 4th of July and he celebrated his birthday by firing off 11 packs of firecrackers, exercising his vocal cords 11 times, and eating 11 plates of ice cream. Ulric's initials stand for United States of America, and he is a pretty good little kid, although he is not half as pretty as his sister, Elleen, who has a dandy new bathing suit. Hurray for Ulric! F. R. Legourge has disposed of his east side 10-acre ranch at $11,000. He purchased the tract eight years ago at $100 per acre. He has purchased the property at the corner of Emily and Adele streets, formerly occupied by Richard Melrose and family, and has cut the building in two, making two houses, one of five rooms and the other of six. The east part of the building has been moved to face the Adele street, and both are neat and comfortable structures. Mr. Lagourge and family spent the Fourth at Newport Beach. Without appraising his friends of his intention Alfred Heyling left home last week and on Thursday he was joined in wedlock to Miss Joanne Sogelhorse of Olinda at St. Vibiana's cathedral, Los Angeles. Nobody suspected him of having intentions in this direction and the news of his marriage came as a surprise to all his friends. Mr. Heyling is the head of the Heyling pharmacy and is one of Anaheim's most popular and promising business men. His bride was one of Olinda's fairest young ladies. After the marriage Mr. and Mrs. Heyling left on a short honey-moon tour and on returning will make their home in Anaheim. "Gee I didn't believe there were so many autos in all the world," remarked a bystander after watching for half an hour on Sunday evening the evolutions of the numerous machines around the signpost at the corner of Center and Los Angeles streets. The rush began about 4 o'clock and lasted until 9. Most of the autos came from the south and all were loaded with merry-makers who had been to San Diego or the beaches or the canyons on pleasure bent, but hundreds came from other directions. Many bore the names of towns far distant. It looked like that particular corner in Anaheim was a magnet which was drawing all the autos in Southern California together. The congestion lasted for hours, and amid all the windings and twistings and jockeying for space not a single mishap occurred. Two automobiles were considerably damaged by a collision at the corner of Center and Hermine streets Friday morning, but fortunately none of the occupants were injured. C. E. Vogele, a Placentia real estate man, was driving one machine and Dr. G. W. Classon the other. Classon was going west on Center street and neared the crossing just as Vogele turned out of Hermine. Instead of crossing to the right and rounding the corner in front of Classon, Vogele made a short turn and started east on the left side of the street. Seeing the car emerge from Hermine, Classon turned to the right and bumped into the starboard side of Vogele's machine, forcing it up onto the pavement in front of the Boston bakery. Both machines suffered sprained axles. One of Vogele's front wheels was demolished and Classon lost a headlight. FO RSALE—Alfalfa hay, delivered; or in the field. Home phone 1655. FOR SALE—Seven thousand Valencla and 14,000 navel tree, two years old; 20 cents each, dig them yourself. O. H. Schumacher, Placentia. Phone 15J. FOR SALE—Chill pepper seeds and plants. Wm. Black, opp. Edison station, Anaheim, on Santa Ana road. R. F. D. 4, box 102. WANTED WANTED—Housework or practical nursing by the day. Home phone 2612. WANTED—Apricot cutters. Mrs. F. F. Smith, South Placentia avenue. FOR RENT TO LET—On West Center street, 3 room house, large shed in roar; water paid. Rent $9.00. On West Center street, 4-room house, large shed in rear, water paid. Rent $10. Jos. Carroll, West Anahelm. FOR RENT—5-room house, with barn, and half acre of ground. City water and light. 217 Diamond street. Will rent cheap. F. A. Yungbluth and wife, A. B. McCord and wife and Mrs. Mahoney went down to Newport and Balboa Sunday. Villa Park wants to be severed from Olive in the matter of road government and form a district of its own. A petition has been presented to the supervisors to that effect. HERE IS 220 $2.00 Corset for $1.00 Stylish and New here is a very smart model cut on the latest lines to me "natural" figure (no high or waist.) Style and communication every line. The manufacturers of ROYAL WORCESTER CORSETS consented to supply us with only a limited quantity to at One Dollar. This fashionable model is made from fine couth, richly ed, has 6 substantial supporters, graceful cutaway front, and a most extraordinary ya'ue all through. An unusual unity to purchase a very stylish grade Corset at ONLY...... ON SALE THIS WEEK ROYAL WORCESTER CORSETS SPECIAL NO. 220 SSIFIED ADS PRODUCERS" classified advertisement insertion. Black line. A line avercharge less than 85 cents. be in this office be- LOST—A purse containing $10 on Los Angeles street, between S. P. station and Center street. Please return to 765 South Lemon street and receive reward. Alfalfa, oat, barley and alfalfa and oat mixed hay for $11 per ton in car load lots, f. o. b. cars Anaheim. Stern The F. C. Wehmeyer ranch of 38 acres southeast of town has just been sold for $50,000. It is mostly in oranges and walnuts. Mr. Wehmeyer has purchased the Maryland apartment house in Los Angeles, the consideration being $75,000. Fullerton recently purchased a siren LOST—A purse containing $10 on Los Angeles street, between S. P. station and Center street. Please return to 765 South Lemon street and receive reward. Alfalfa, oat, barley and alfalfa and oat mixed hay for $11 per ton in car load lets. f. o. b. cars Anaheim. Stern & Goodman Mercantile Co., Fullerton. R. C. Petermann and family were visitors in Long Beach Sunday. Mrs. Elmers and family of South Los Angeles street, left yesterday for Long Beach, where they will take up their residence. Earl Dutton is in Philadelphia looking over the political situation. He may be tempted to take the stump against Teddy. Claude Swope writes from Nlagara Falls, saying that he is enjoying a trip through the east; and wondering what Nlagara would look like if it went dry. County Recorder Joe Backs and County Auditor Cal D. Leater were in town Monday evening attending the meeting of the republican club. The summer term of school opened at the Central building Monday morning with an enrollment of thirty pupils. A number who applied for admission were turned away. Remember the country store prize night at the Fairryland theater, Friday night. Come and see who wins the real live baby. Other good prizes given. Admission 5 and 10 cents. Manager Bilger of the Fairryland has purchased the Star theater and will conduct both picture shows in the future. Mr. Bilger entertained St. Catharine's orphanage children at the Fairryland Saturday afternoon. The young folks were present in a body and hugely enjoyed the treat. The annual picnic of the Dakota Brown and Dickey counties society is being held today at the County Park. An interesting program has been arranged for the entertainment of the goodly crowd which will be present. Speeches will be made by W. J. Elliott, president of the society, by J. S. Sheridan, O. A. Griffis, Charles Egabroad, L. C. Yoeman, S. C. Hartranft, E. Baker, Mrs. Foster and Miss Florence Lacey. G. L. Thomas, who was run into by P. Glidea in an automobile at the cor- The F. C. Wehmeyer ranch of 38 acres southeast of town has just been sold for $50,000. It is mostly in oranges and walnuts. Mr. Wehmeyer has purchased the Maryland apartment house in Los Angeles, the consideration being $75,000. Fullerton recently purchased a siren and threw its fire bell on the scrap pile. It works to perfection, almost, there being but one slight defect. When a citizen discovers a fire and wishes to report it by phone to the custodian of the whistle he is frequently informed that "the line is busy" and will have to wait. Allan Knapp was in town on Tuesday afternoon and expressed himself as favoring Miss Eddy's plan for the county library. He appeared before the supervisors yesterday afternoon to show why he considered himself to be in the right. Rev. Geo. E. Atkinson and wife are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Root. Mr. Atkinson is pastor of the First Congregational church at Campbell, Cal. He filled the pulpit at the First Congregational church at San Diego on Sunday morning and will preach in the First Congregational church at Riverside on next Sabbath morning. He and his wife are much surprised and pleased as well to note the growth and development in and about Anaheim and Orange county. Grabbing at the last straw? The "Hornpipe" to the rescue! Grabbing at the last straw? The "Hornpipe" to the rescue! That's the bravest sailor of the season. And so low in price now you can afford to get a new one. Were $3.50 now $2.50 Stock of Summer Suits is still complete. By all means get a fit. Your vacation shirt with French cuff, military collar, lay down collar and stiff cuff. Everything men and young men wear now on sale. And it's an uncommon sale at that! F.A. Yungbluth THE BEST GOODS