anaheim-gazette 1915-01-07

THURSDAY, JAN. 7 January Clearance Sale 10 Days--Thursday, January 7 The one real bargain event of the season. The sale you asking about. We must reduce our stock and make room for goods. Ladies and Girls Coats 1-4 Less $ 6.00 COATS FOR ..... $ 4.50 8.00 COATS FOR ..... 6.00 10.00 COATS FOR ..... 7.50 12.00 COATS FOR ..... 9.00 15.00 COATS FOR ..... 11.25 Waists & Skirts all reduced for clean sweep $1.25 WAISTS AT ..... $ .95 1.50 WAISTS AT ..... 1.13 2.00 WAISTS AT ..... 1.50 4.00 SKIRTS AT ..... 3.00 5.00 SKIRTS AT ..... 3.75 6.00 SKIRTS AT ..... 4.50 Outing Gowns and Petticoats $ .75 Gowns and Petticoats.. $ .80 1.00 GOWNS AT ..... .80 1.25 GOWNS AT ..... 1.00 1.50 GOWNS AT ..... 1.20 BARGAIN PRICES IN ALL DEPARTMENTS Dress Goods & Silks at 10 per cent less WOOL CREPES, CASHMERES, STAPLE SERGES ARE ALL INCLUDED. $ .50 Dress Goods and Silks.. $ .45 .75 Dress Goods and Silks.. .68 1.00 Dress Goods and Silks.. .90 1.25 Dress Goods and Silks.. 1.13 Remnants at 1-4 to 1-2 less. Dresses and Kimonas 20 per cent less HOUSE AND STREET DRESSES, THE LATEST ARRIVALS INCLUDED. $1.00 Dresses and Kimonas .. $ .80 1.25 Dresses and Kimonas .. 1.00 1.50 Dresses and Kimonas.. 1.20 6.00 Wool Serge Dresses .. 4.60 8.50 Wool Serge Dresses.. 8.80 Others Reduced in Proportion Petticoats in silk & Sateen. Big range of colors $1.00 PETTICOATS AT ..... $ .80 CLEARANCE PRICE IS WELCOME. Save 25c to $1.00. Mens Dress Shoes values only. Men's Work Shoes values only. Ladies Broken LinOnly ..... Ladles Bargain lotan button, SpoBoys Shoes, sturcton, $2.50 value. N. B. No cut price. Quality and W Dry C EVERY ITEM A START YOUR ING NOW. 15c PERCALES. 12:12 PM Outing Gowns and Petticoats $ .75 Gowns and Petticoats... $ .80 1.00 GOWNS AT.....8.0 1.25 GOWNS AT.....1.00 1.50 GOWNS AT.....1.20 BARGAIN PRICES IN ALL DEPARTMENTS Petticoats in silk & Sateen. Big range of colors $1.00 PETTICOATS AT.....$ .80 1.25, $1.50 PETTICOATS.....9.8 2.50 PETTICOATS.....1.95 3.50 PETTICOATS.....2.65 5.00 PETTICOATS.....3.25 SEE DISPLAY IN OUR 160 FEET DISPLAY WINDOWS THE S. Q. R. STORIES Local Notes Tube or punctures vulcanized, 15c each. Pennsylvania lubricating oil, 5 gallons, $2.50 at Annheim Vulcanizing Works. Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Ruiz visited with friends in Los Angeles last week. George Weatherly and family motored to San Diego to see the exposition sights. Edmund Bradley, son of Mrs. M. J. Bradley of West Center street, left on Tuesday to attend the Catholic college at Santa Clara. Steve Cottle who has been confined to his home with illness for some weeks, is reported as rapidly recovering. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Ames spent several days the first of the week with relatives at San Bernardino. William Lake and Frank Goodrich and their wives were guests on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Montgomery of the Reeve's ranch at La Habra. Tubes or punctures vulcanized, 15c each. Pennsylvania lubricating oil, 5 gallons, $2.50 at Anaheim Vulcanizing Works. Fine alfalfa hay for sale. In car lots $12, or by ton delivered, $14.50. Phone Pacific 66-J. Charles Eygabroad spent several days in Imperial last week on a business mission. Joseph Backs went up to the city last Wednesday for the purpose of looking after business. Mr. and Mrs. William Stark spent a few days in San Diego last week, witnessing the opening of the exposition. The Santa Fe railway did a big business Thursday and Friday, carrying passengers to the San Diego Exposition. Double-headers were used on most of the trains, composed of 10 and 12 coaches each. Manager Beddigd of the Mason played to a capacity house New Year's night, the "Senator's Brother" being a feature of the program. Fine alfalfa hay $13, or by ton del Pacific 66-J. F. A. Braun was from his place catholic bors of America a modern woodmen bors are requested. Miss Edith spending the holiday and numerous Monday turned to Ramona Angeles Monday. Mr. and Mrs. turned Saturday Diego after sponge ing the exposited the electrical ing night as somone County Clerk W appointed Joseph department one of Mr. Backs is a call reappointment as with approval by the county. Wm. Schumack Meat market has provements in hi HOARDED MONEY Hoarded Money earns nothing and is not as safely guarded as it is in this strong bank where it will earn 4 per cent interest and be absolutely safe over any period of years. Open an account today—make your money earn money—save consistently. An account may be opened with $1.00 or more. German-American Bank OFFICERS Adolph Thomas, President Joseph Helmsen, Vice-President A. B. McCord, Cashier E. E. Smith, Assistant Cashler DIRECTORS T. J. F. Bosge Louis Dennl W. A. Bonynge J. B. Rea Chas. F. Grim A. B. McCord Joseph Helmsen J. D. Lavin Adolph Thomas Articles of Incorporation Alamitos Store" by the secretary K. on them. The company is finin a general mer­ sion business, at of stock will be pany is capitalize­ same number of share; $3.00 have­ in, each of the th­ subscribed for one first board of dir­ Reva Plame, Mar­ Elliott Craig, al­ mitos. Crutches, crus­ Pharmacy. ANCE Sale January 7 to 17 The sale you have been make room for new spring & er Shoes CLEARANCE PRICES ON SHOES IS WELCOME NEWS. Save 25c to $1.00 on each pair. Mens Dress Shoes, lot mostly $3.50 values only ... $2.95 Men's Work Shoes, mostly $3.00 values, only ... $2.45 Ladies Broken Lines, values to $4.00 Only ... $2.95 Ladles Bargain lot, gun metal and tan button, Special at ... $1.95 Boys Shoes, sturdy gun metal button, $2.50 value, Special at $2.25 N. B. No cut prices on new Queen Quality and Walkover Shoes. Dry Goods EVERY ITEM A MONEY SAVER. START YOUR SPRING SEWING NOW. 15c PERCALES ... 13 1:20 Local Notes F. B. Kern and wife were visiting in Los Angeles Monday. C. E. Chamberlain has a force of men engaged in paving a mile and a half of boulevard at Placentia. Capt. Williams is considering making a trip to Salt Lake for the purpose of taking the baths for a touch of rheumatism. Charles Conliff has been laid up with an attack of lumbago, which incapacitated him from attending to his labor's for several days. He now is fully recovered and is enjoying good health. W. M. Smith of the Guggenheim Co. of Santa Ana and J. J. Tavis, passenger and freight agent of the Salt Lake Ry., were over from Santa Ana one day recently, on a business trip. The gentlemen have many friends here who are always glad to see them. H. W. Braden and wife, motored down to Anaheim Landing on New Year's to spend the day and report having enjoyed a delightful outing. H. Deutsch of Los Angeles was in town a few days ago on his usual weekly visit, looking after his interests in this city. The new 1915 license for automobile dealers having 5 years or less on hand is $50. Some of the dealers think this is pretty high. It is said the money goes for the upkeep of the state highways. The Anaheim Parent Teachers' association and the high school and Loara associations will hold a joint meeting at the Freemont school on Friday evening. Prof. E. W. Hauck will deliver an address on the occasion. The section of country lying to the west of this city and especially that along the paved roads is going ahead by leaps and bounds. Along the county road west many substantial improvements have been made, and it is a pleasure to note the rapid growth of that promlasing section. Third Great We Start the New All Winter and move in this month of history from Jan. 1 to Feb. 1 in This means yellow tag price ment is to share in this great BOYS' SWEATERS All Sizes in Reds and Grays $4.50 Ruff Necks ... $3.45 $3.50 Ruff Necks ... $2.75 $3.00 and $2.50 Ruff Necks ... $2.15 $2.00 Ruff Necks ... $1.65 $1.50 Ruff Necks ... .95 FLANNEL SHIRTS Tans, Blues, Grays; the Famous Hendan Makes $3.00 Grades, Tagged ... $2.55 $2.50 Grades, Tagged ... $2.05 $2.00 Grades, Tagged ... $1.55 $1.50 Grades, Tagged ... $1.15 MEN'S Store---Ye Ready-to-W Ladies and Misses Suits Ha Every ladies and misses s house, in all the new wee colors, well made through absolutely Half Price. All children's coats and half price. Dry Goods EVERY ITEM A MONEY SAVER. START YOUR SPRING SEWING NOW. 15c PERCALES 13 1:20 12 1:20 PECALES 11c 12 1:20 GINGHAMS 11c 12 1:20 OUTINGS 11c 10c OUTINGS 9c 7c CALICOES 6c 12 1:20 MUSLINS 11c 10c MUSLINS 11c 150 FEET DISPLAY IN WINDOWS. Fine alfalfa hay for sale. In car lots $13, or by ton delivered, $14.50. Phone Pacific 66J. 12-31-2m F. A. Braun was in town on Saturday from his place east of town and made a pleasant call at this office. The Yeoman lodge held a public installation at their hall Monday evening which was followed by a banquet. All those present had an enjoyable time. Modern Woodmen of America will install their officers at the next regular meeting at Odd Fellows hall the evening of January 11th. The Royal Neighbors of America will serve supper. All Modern Woodmen and Royal Neighbors are requested to be present. Miss Edith Simpson, who was spending the holidays with her father and numerous Anaheim friends, returned to Ramona convent at Los Angeles Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bushard returned Saturday evening from San Diego after spend a few days witnessing the exposition. They pronounced the electrical display on the opening night as something grand. County Clerk W. B. Williams has reappointed Joseph M. Backs clerk of department one of the superior court. Mr. Backs is a capable official and his reappointment as deputy clerk meets with approval by voters throughout the county. Wm. Schumacher of the Palace Meat market has made extensive improvements in his establishment. He Loara associations will hold a joint meeting at the Freemont school on Friday evening. Prof. E. W. Hauck will deliver an address on the occasion. The section of country lying to the west of this city and especially that along the paved roads is going ahead by leaps and bounds. Along the county road west many substantial improvements have been made, and it is a pleasure to note the rapid growth of that prombling section. C. M. Fender, accompanied by his wife and child, were in town on a shopping trip Saturday from their orange grove three miles northwest. Mr. Fender has 10 acres set to Valencias. The trees are now four years old, and he expects in a couple of years to harvest a substantial crop. Mr. Fender is a lover of out-door life and is yearning to take a hunting trip up in the mountains. When his orange trees get to bearing good he says he will taking a vacation and hunt big game. On Friday evening of this week, Jan. 8, the Anaheim, Loara and High School Parent Teachers Associations will hold a joint meeting at the Freemont school. Prof. Hauck will give an address and several musical numbers are being arranged for. All persons interested in education are cordially invited to be present. A social hour will follow the program. Henry Miller of Los Angeles was in town on Monday on a visit to his sister, Mrs. Fred Schmidt. In speaking of his brother-in-law's death some weeks ago in San Bernardino, Mr. Miller was bitter in his denunciation of the apparent mis-carriage of justice, as handed out in that city. Mr. Schmidt was in San Bernardino in consultation with his superior officers of the Santa Fe railway construction department, and having finished his business in the evening, was preparing to take his departure from that city, when, in crossing one of the principal streets there, was struck by a rapidly moving automobile and died several hours later from injuries received. A bystander who witnessed the accident said the autocrat was going at a terrific gate. He had gone fully 100 yards, it is said, before he could stop his machine after striking the unfortunate man. The driver was arrested, and at the coroner's inquest a charge of manslaughter was preferred against him. But since then, Mr. Miller avers, the case has been dropped, and nothing seems to have come FOR SALE—Halt-interest in the best deep-well pump on the market. If you are interested call at the Anaheim Dry Goods store, in the opera house building where a working model may be seen. U.S. Patent Ask for Mr. Oulsenam. FOR SALE—6-room house, with all modern conveniences, large lot to alley. Come and seet it. 232 Vine Street. FOR SALE—Choice oat and alfalfa hay, Baled, $14 per ton. 148 South Olive or Home phone 2022 12-17tf FOR SALE—Cheap—a good house and barn. Enquire at 710 East Sycamore street. FOR SALE—Large team of black horses good for ranch or any kind of work single or double. Price $225 if sold before Jan. 1st. M.E.Wallace, E.North street. FOR SALE—Good gentle driving horse; wagon and harrens; for delivery rig or ranch. Price $150. M.E.Wallace, E.North St. 12-24p FOR SALE—Strawberry plants. If you want to raise some extra good strawberries, plant some of the late-ly imported Konigin Luluse or Laxtons Noble. Plants for sale by M.Fischer. Phone Sunset 33-J 2 Anaheim. FOR RENT—6-Room dwelling house, 314 North Los Angeles street. Inquire of 308 North Los Angeles street. FOR RENT OR SALE—Pair of heavy mules. Twombly ranch Fullerton phant Pacific 157-J 3 12-10tf County Clerk W. B. Williams has re-appointed Joseph M. Backs clerk of department one of the superior court. Mr. Backs is a capable official and his reappointment as deputy clerk meets with approval by voters throughout the county. Wm. Schumacher of the Palace Meat market has made extensive improvements in his establishment. He has repapered the place and has arranged the fixtures and counters in a more advantageous position and otherwise placed the shop in better condition to handle his large trade. Mr. Schumacher has one of the nearest and cleanest markets to be found in the county. The plan of planting shade trees along the highways is a commendable one and should receive hearty support. The planting of poppy seed on vacant lots and along the roads, inaugurated by Prof. Ben Milliken of the high school, was a fine idea and met with instant favor by the Board of Trade, that organization providing the seed. All such undertakings should be encouraged and the community will be the galerier. Articles of incorporation of the "Los Alamitos Store" have been returned by the secretary of state, with his O.K. on them. The objects for which the company is formed are to engage in a general mercantile and commission business at Los Alamitos. Shares of stock will be issued. The company is capitalized at $25,000, in the same number of shares at $1.00 per share; $3.00 have actually been paid in, each of the three directors having subscribed for one share of stock. The first board of directors is composed of Reva Plame, Maurice Salman and C. Elliott Craig, all living at Los Alamitos. Crutches, crutch tips. Heying's Pharmacy. James Sykes of Broadway and East street has recently returned from a trip to the Black Hills of South Dakota, whither he went several months ago to accept the leadership of a brass band which furnishes music for the edification of the old soldiers who are domiciled there. The place is a great health resort and is much sought after by many tourists. Mrs. Sykes remained here and cared for her aged parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Stansbary of Placentia, both of whom are on the shady side of life, the former being 72 and the latter 71. Mr. Sykes likes this climate and country generally, but firmly inclines to the opinion that much unreliable literature is sent out from various sections of California thereby misleading to the people in less favored climes and plays no small part in flooding this country with a class of population that is undesirable, and consequently works a hardship all around. Mr. Sykes thinks our immigration laws are too lax and we would be far better off if a lot of foreigners of a certain class were denied admittance, besides deporting a whole lot already within our gates, and that charity should begin at home. FOR RENT FOR RENT—6-Room dwelling house, 314 North Los Angeles street. quire of 308 North Los Angeles street. 12-10-3t FOR RENT OR SALE—Pair of heavy mules: Twomby ranch Fullerton, phont Pacific 167 J 3 12-10-4f TO TRADE FOR TRADE—2-year-old Valencia orange trees for horses, mules or cows. Apply to J.B.Andrews, 2 1-2 miles west on County road. 12-31-4f WANTED—Lady agent to take orders and deliver good selling articles. Good commission. Correspond with Mrs. Harriett Rankin, 609 E.First Street, Santa Ana. 1-7-1p WANTED—To know the address of G.T. Williams, who sold patent medicine in and about Anahiem, two years ago. Liberal reward. Address, A.E.Veatch, Montesano, Wash. 1-7- WANTED—General housework by experienced girl. Phone Sunset 64-J or call at 223 S.Philadelphia St.Anahheim. 1-7-1l Mr. Nenno of Placentia whose machine was stolen from his garage on the night of the 18th, was notified by the Auto Club on the 21st that the auto was being held for identification at the Jefferson police station, Los Angeles. Mr. Nenno went to the city to recover his property and found that the machine had received some rough usage, and that about $100 worth of parts had been stolen in the shape of tires, jack, tool kit, Klaxon horn, laprobe, and other articles. The switch box was broken also. Mr. Nenno has received many congratulations on recovering his machine in no worse shape than it is in. Great Yellow Tag Sale Start the New Year with the Resolution that All Winter Goods in Stock Must Move in this month of January. We have changed our date of invention Jan. 1 to Feb. 1 in order to have our stock at the very lowest ebb. yellow tag prices 30 days ahead of former years. Every department share in this great economy event. SWEATERS In Reds and Grays kits $3.45 kits $2.75 Ruff Necks $2.15 kits $1.65 kits .95 EL SHIRTS In Grays; the Famous Jordan Makes Tagged $2.55 Tagged $2.05 Tagged $1.55 Tagged $1.15 Silks at Yellow Tag Prices SILK MIXTURES, In light and dark colors, values up to 65c, yellow tag price ...39c CREPE DE CHINE, 36-inch wide, in black and colors, regular $1.50 value ...$1.19 CREPE DE CHINE, 40-inches wide, in beautiful shades, fine $2.00 grade ...$1.39 ALL FANCY TRIMMINGS, SILKS AND VELVETS AT A BIG REDUCTION Silks at Yellow Tag Prices CREPE METEOR, In handsome designs incolores, $2.50 per yard value ...$1.79 CHARMEUSE, figured and plain, nothing better for street or evening wear, regular $2.00.$1.39 PRINTED SATINS AND POPLINS In beautiful designs or plain, 36-inch wide, regular $1.25, Yellow Tag price ...79c US Store---Yellow Tag Prices in Every Dept. Ready-to-Wear at One-Half Price and Misses Suits Half Price dies and misses suit in the all the new weaves and well made throughout, at Half Price. children's coats and hats at Skirts to Go at One-Half Price A lot of this season’s skirts, in the overskirt and tunic effect, in Plaids and Roman Stripes, values up to $12.50, all at Half Price. No charges, no alterations, no refunds or exchanges on goods sold at half price. FALKENSTEIN'S SALE Interest in the best on the market. If interested call at the Ana-les store, in the opera where a working seen. U.S. Patent. Palisnam. Room house, with all influences, large lot to and seet it. 232 Vine 12-312tp Price oat and alfalfa per ton. 148 South phone 2022 12-17tf MAP—A good house suite at 710 East Syc. 12-3-tf Large team of black ranch or any kind for double. Price $225 Jan. 1st. M. E. Wal-street. 12-24-p Good gentle driving and harness; for ranch. Price $150. E. North St. 12-24-p Sawberry plants. If some extra good want some of the late-onigin Luise or Lax-lants for sale by M. Sunset 33-J 2 Ana-12-17 RENT Room dwelling house, Angeles street. In-North Los Angeles 12-31-3t SALE—Pair of heavy only ranch Fullerton. 157-J 3 12-10-tf CALIFORNIA LEADS California will have nearly 1500 miles of smooth, winding state highway, costing approximately $11,000,000 ready for service by next summer, thus taking a big lead over all other states in the Union in road building. This assertion was made Monday by N.D. Darlington, state highway commissioner, after comparing this state's highway system and road expenditures with those of the other large states. "California now is building more roads than any other state in the Union," said Commissioner Darlington. "California is spending more money daily for good roads than any other state." More men—approximately 5000 are being employed in state highway work in California than in any other state. "And in addition to the work the state itself is doing toward highway building, its counties are outstripping the counties of other states in this same work." "California's roads would cover every section of most any state in the Union right now. And they would cover England very nicely." Notices of California's good road system will be circulated throughout the East that automobile owners will be interested and will not forget to bring their machines with them when they attend the two California expositions. It is expected to have a big effect in bringing thousands into the Southland. Frank Meyers who run down U.S. Lemon with his automobile last week and crushed one of his legs, was arrested by Marshal French Tuesday of last week, on a warrant charging him with driving a machine while intoxicated. Mr. Meyers was taken to Santa Ana and his case was set for Jan. 26, and was released on a $200 ball. Trusses, abdominal belts, Heying's Pharmacy. The rainfall of Sunday night, while not very heavy, will do considerable good to early sown grain. There is plenty of moisture in the ground, but the surface to the depth of about an inch was dry. With the wetness and the sunny weather following on Monday, grain popped out of the ground an inch. Every indication points to a normal year. Elastic bandages and supports. Heying's Pharmacy. $1500 You don't have to go to Los Angeles to get a $15 Suit You don’t have to go to Los Angeles to get a $15 Suit and have the extra expense of car fare for we are showing Suits at $15 that no one in Los Angeles or elsewhere can give you values as good as we do for $1500 All wool-hand finished and the fit guaranteed by F.A. Yungbluth “By All Means, Get a Fit” Notice of California’s good road system will be circulated throughout the East that automobile owners will be interested and will not forget to bring their machines with them when they attend the two California expositions. It is expected to have a big effect in bringing thousands into the Southland. TAFT ON FORD EFFICIENCY Ex-president of the United States William H. Taft, made a tour of the huge plant of the Ford Motor company on the occasion of his visit to Detroit, December 3, last. In his address to the Bankers’ Club of Detroit delivered the same evening, Mr. Taft pointed out what might be accomplished in efficiency and economy for the people of the United States if Ford principles could be applied to government business organization in Washington. Mr. Taft, after his inspection with Mr. Henry Ford, said, “The Ford factory is a revelation to me. It’s wonderful—but no more wonderful than Mr. Ford himself. I was amazed at the magnitude of the establishment. I can almost hear the wheels buzz and the machinery hum now. What a splendid organization this is that has been developed in a decade.” FOR SALE—100 acres, alfalfa ranch, good soil, 80 acres all loved and checked, 40 acres seeded, 40 acres about ready to seed; 8200 feet of underground cement pipe, valves to turn water into each check, large reservoir, good well and pumping plant, new barn, small house; six miles south-east of Merced, 2 miles west of Lingard station on S. P. R. R. Price $200 per acre, will consider some exchange. Terms. J. D. Harp, R. D. No. 3, Box 71-A, Merced, Cal. 12-17-3t-p. Shoulder braces. Hoyling’s Pharmacy.