anaheim-gazette 1915-05-06

Comfort REAL genuine foot comfort, feet without ache or pain, good looking, stylishly made; there is a Queen Quality shoe made for every shape of foot. If you will come and have your feet fitted correctly you will have no further trouble. Here is a shoe that is bound to be a great favorite. You will like it. Come in and try it on. THE S. Q. R. STORE FOR SALE FOR SALE—Lima bean seed. Jos. Carroll, West Anaheim. Pacific phone Anahelm 41-W. 4-8-tf FOR SALE—A McCormick mower and rake used one season. Or will trade for hay, also Mammouth Bronze Turkeys. Last house on south Placentia Ave. below Center St. 5-6-2t FOR SALE—Black Minorca eggs for hatching from extra large hens. Mrs. W. H. Sievers, Placentia, California. 5-6-1t FOR SALE—3-burner, self generating, Clark Jewel gasoline range in fine condition. Mrs. W. H. Sievers, Placentia, California. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR EXCHANGE—Will exchange my fine irrigated ranch of 517 acres, at Custer mountain, for citrus land near Anaheim. Price $80 per acre. This is one of the best sugar beet, grain and alfalfa ranches in Montana. Well watered by gravity ditch, supply from Yellowstone river. This place adjoins the town of Custer. Has beet dump on ranch, good buildings, fenced and cross fenced. The Yellowstone river bounds ranch on one side. This is cash value of ranch so don't make any propositions with inflated values. G. M. Simpson, Simpson Reality Co., room 2, German American bank Local Born, on Thursday and Mrs. Walter The ball game the Santa Ana M last Sunday was count of rain. Mr. and Mrs. A Bernardino and and two sons of E. S. Goble and Charles Gottfried of Iowa, aged 33 hambra on Thursday ices were held from eran church, Rev Interment was m etery. Saturday was greceable day for s it did not deter men classes of the journeying out to park, where they hours under the H. H. Harris, of left Monday for he will spend th the exposition. Much impressed w country and will Anaheim and set The Fullerton trustees on Satu electing W. H. W O. A. Kreighbaum new members we cent election. Th posed of Allen Cr B. Steward of O Travers of Ollinda, O. A. Kreighbaum FOR SALE—Black Minorca eggs for hatching from extra large hens. Mrs. W. H. Sievers, Placentia, California. 5-6-1t FOR SALE—3-burner, self generating, Clark Jewel gasoline range in fine condition. Mrs. W. H. Sievers, Placentia, Cal. 5-6-1t FOR SALE—Sweet potato plants for sale. North street, east of Placentia road. D. J. McCarthy, R. D. 3, box 91. 5-6-1t FOR SALE—Team of Mules, 8 years old, weight 2200, with harness and wagon. H. C. Calkins at West Anaheim Feed Store. 4-29-2t FOR SALE—Black-eye seed beans, very choice. C. B. Berger, both phones. 4-29-2t FOR SALE OR TRADE—Five acres of good land, with water right, well located in Lomita Acres, near Wilmington. J. T. Lyon, 814 S. Sycamore, Santa Ana. Home phone 6708. 4-22 FOR SALE—At a bargain, Ford Racing Roadster in first class condition. Central Garage and Machine shop, 515 E. Center St. 4-22-tf FOR SALE—Six-year old mare, buggy and harness. 131 Lincoln avenue. Home phone 2032. 4-1-3 FOR SALE OR TRADE—Good work horse for Valencia orange trees. Insurance of $100 on horse. Ramon Ardale, Home phone 1564 3-25-15 FOR SALE—Lima bean seed. Jos Carroll, West Anaheim, Pacific phone Anahelm 41-W. 4-8-tf FOR SALE—McCormick mower and rake, one alfalfa renovator and 5 ton pitless wagon scale. Will sell cheap. Address Wm. Bielefeldt, Placentia, Cal., On Orangethorpe avenue 1-2 mile east of Placentia avenue. Phone 36-J. 4-8-tf FOR SALE—Barley and Oat hay. A. Toussau, Fullerton, Phone 326. 1-21-tf POCKET MONEY This is one of the best sugar beet, grain and alfalfa ranches in Montana. Well watered by gravity ditch, supply from Yellowstone river. This place adjoins the town of Custer. Has bee dump on ranch, good buildings, fenced and cross fenced. The Yellowstone river bounds ranch on one side. This is cash value of ranch so don't make any propositions with inflated values. G. M. Simpson, Simpson Realty Co., room 2, German American bank building. FOR SALE OR TRADE—Eighty acres, clear of incumbrance near Delano, will trade for house and lot, and take mortgage back for balance. J. T. Lyon, 814 S. Sycamore St., Santa Ana. Home phone 6708. 4-22 FOR RENT TO RENT FURNISHED ROOMS—For light housekeeping. Single or en suite. $11 Emily St. 3-11-tf WANTED TO EXCHANGE—Lovely eight-room modern house on half-acre lot, well improved, one block from car, for Anaheim acreage. 4-29 WANTED — Carpentering, Jobbing, painting, tinting by contract. Exchange part for groceries, furniture, electrical fixtures, feed or what.Prices low; satisfaction guaranteed.W.F.Baker,R.5,Box61.E.SouthSt.,Anaheim. CARD OF THANKS To the many friends who rendered us such valuable assistance and extended heartfelt sympathy during our bereavement we wish to return our sincere thanks, and especially do we thank the Fraternal Order of Eagles for the beautiful floral offering and the sympathy expressed. MRS. EMILY LA MONT, MRS. ALMA DAVIES, LOUIS LA MONT, V.W.LA MONT. The rainfall Tuesday registered 31 hundredths of an inch which makes a total for the season of 19.32. Justice Cox of S collected by him the speed ordinance and during April than March. This is the laying off the motor servisors, and not of autos are beco The judge thinks collected for reck state instead of the take, as the extra compensated the work. "Bob" McKee has several days trip condido country, with fine valleys.A good try is devoted to do are flourishing.H the San Marcos s his party ascended tain peak there,gog feet They had a view of the surrou many miles and that was plainly visible on a sight seeing thinks well of the he inclines to the not compare with o Deputy Sheriff brought in a Mexico do from Placentia noon and lodged Mexican had distu is classed as a ba Saturday night so Placentia indulged tics and Schumach when he arrived scattered One w home and in poss handled revolver.not relieve him of in his own home.wished he could have man during the run he would have taken from him which he POCKET MONEY Ten Dollars a Month —the "pocket money" of nearly every man of moderate income spent in unneeded trifles if deposited regularly each month for ten years would amount to $1,399.38. It would earn 3 per cent interest, compounded semi-annually—and he'd soon forget he ever spent it. German-American Bank OFFICERS Adolph Thomas, President Joseph Helmsen, Vice-President DIRECTORS T. J. F. Boage 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. Lavia Adolph Thomas PURE FOOD D Through strenuous succeeding in securing the prominent man State and also the e Food Demonstration Store during week 15th. We will have experienced demon lowing articles and from'9 a.m. to 9 p.m. afternoon from 2 un I. X. L. Tamales. Franco-American Scho Olive Milling Co. Iris Coffee, Fruits Bishop & Co., Candy Cudahy Co. Suetene Armour Co. Grape Meats. Heinz 57 Varieties. Kellogg's Corn Flake McNally Olives and Jevne Bread Rain Water Crystal D. Ghirardelli's Cho Mount Vernon Milk. Santa Yaabel Green Pimentos. Dr. Price's Jelly De New Method Gaa Rak Los Angeles Soap C We ask you to visit we will try to make pleasant as possible Stern & Good Local Notes Born, on Thursday, April 29, to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Koehler, a daughter. The ball game scheduled between the Santa Ana Moose and locals for last Sunday was postponed on account of rain. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Webster of San Bernardino and J. M. Webster, wife and two sons of Upland, were visiting E. S. Goble and wife Sunday. Charles Gottfried Hoffman, a native of Iowa, aged 33 years, died at Alhambra on Thursday. Funeral services were held from the German Lutheran church, Rev. Smeltzer officiating. Interment was made in Anaheim cemetery. Saturday was an exceedingly disagreeable day for an outdoor picnic, but it did not deter the senior and freshmen classes of the high school from journeying out to the Orange county park, where they enjoyed several hours under the sycamores. H. H. Harris, of Loveland, Colorado, left Monday for San Francisco where he will spend three weeks taking in the exposition. Mr. Harris was very much impressed with this part of the country and will probably return to Anaheim and settle permanently. The Fullerton high school board of trustees on Saturday organized by electing W. H. Wickett president and O. A. Kreighbaum secretary. Three new members were elected at the recent election. The board is now composed of Allen Craig of La Habra, L. B. Steward of Orangenthorpe, W. J. Travers of Ollinda, W. H. Wickett and O. A. Kreighbaum of Fullerton. David Crawford of Lakeville, Minn., is visiting friends in this city. The Dry Federation of Orange county will hold a convention at Santa Ana on May 8 for the purpose of electing delegates to the state convention at Fresno on June 2, where, it is expected a dry campaign will be inaugurated for 1916. Eighteen delegates will be sent up from this county. E. E. Smith, Ross Phegley and Harry Ustick made a trip to the mountains near Sierra Madre Saturday afternoon, returning Sunday. They found plenty of snow on the ground and also a snow storm. George Hatfield, manager of "Red" Mathews, our local lightweight has opened training quarters and is getting him han in shape for the next smoker at Santa Ana, which occurs May 12. "Red" returned from San Francisco with a fine gold watch which he won there. Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Brown and daughter Mildred of Columbus, Ind., and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Brown and daughter Elizabeth of Reiding, Cal., were in town on Monday on a visit to old-time friends and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Duckworth. The visitors were shown points of interest in this section and were delighted with their short sojourn here. I. T. Brown is editor of the Columbus Republican. James King, one of three boys alleged to have stolen an automobile belonging to Louis Frahm of this city some time ago was dismissed in the superior court Saturday morning on motion of the district attorney. The evidence as adduced showed that King had no guilty connection with the taking of the machine. King who is 19 years old, will be under the su A Pure Food Show will be held at the Fullerton Store of the Stern & Goodman Merc. Co. The beat manufacturers and packers of this state and the east will demonstrate in special booths by experienced demonstrators, all their products during week May 10th to 15th. A general invitation is extended to all, and it is well worth your while to visit this store during this week, as a great many souvenirs, literature and samples will be distributed among the customers, which is a great help to the housewife. There is a concert every afternoon from 2 until 4 and the store is open evenings. Every woman interested in successful housekeeping should attend. Mrs. Robert Wilson was operated upon at the Fullerton hospital on Friday for a cancerous affection of the stomach. She has been ailing for some months, but her condition was not considered of such a nature as to require an operation until recently. At latest accounts her condition was reported as being critical. WHAT DO YOU KNOW about our offering during our Pure Food Show, May 10th to May 22nd, a lot of BOYS' SUITS with TWO PAIRS OF/PANTS, value $6.00 for $3.98. Stern & Goodman Merc. Co., Fullerton, Calif. Ed Bustamento has been in town the past week engaged in painting Alec Morales' residence. Ed now lives with his family at Pasadena and will return to that city after completing the painting job here. We have arranged during our Pure Food Show to run extra specials in all our departments, and have sent out 10,000 circulars and through the medium of this paper extend an invitation The Fullerton high school board of trustees on Saturday organized by electing W. H.Wickett president and O. A.Kreighbaum secretary. Three new members were elected at the recent election. The board is now composed of Allen Craith of La Habra, L. B. Steward of Orangethorpe, W. J. Travers of Olinda, W. H.Wickett and O. A.Kreighbaum of Fullerton. Justice Cox of Santa Ana, says fines collected by him for violations of the speed ordinance amounted to $204 less during April than for the month of March. This is the result, he says of laying off the motor cops by the supervisors, and not because the drivers of autos are becoming more careful. The judge thinks the law giving fines collected for reckless driving to the state instead of the county is a mistake, as the extra fines more than compensated the speed cops for their work. "Bob" McKee has returned from a several days trip down into the Escondido country, where he found many fine valleys. A good deal of the country is devoted to dairy interests which are flourishing. He traveled through the San Marcos section and he and his party ascended the highest mountain peak there, going up about 13,000 feet. They had a splendid panoramic view of the surrounding country for many miles and the ocean to the west was plainly visible. Mr. McKee went on a sightseeing trip and while he thinks well of the Escondido valley, he inclines to the opinion that it does not compare with our local section. Deputy Sheriff Oliver Schumacher brought in a Mexican named E. Salcedo from Placentia on Sunday afternoon and lodged him in jail. The Mexican had disturbed the peace and as a bad hombre. During Saturday night some Mexicans at Placentia indulged in rough house tactics and Schumacher was called but when he arrived the Mexicans had scattered. One was found at his home and in possession of a pearl-handled revolver. The officer could not relieve him of his artillery while in his own home, but Oliver said he wished he could have apprehended the man during the rumpus outside, when he would have taken the gun away from him, which he classed as being a sleet covered pavement. A sorrel mare belonging to Emilio Royes was stolen last week from his place at Santa Ana. Several days later two Mexicans were seen between Fullerton and this city with the mare, but were not apprehended. Officers are looking for them and it is probable that arrests will be made soon. Royes, who is an old time resident of this section, was in town Sunday in search of the animal, which he values at $200. The mare has an A branded on the left hip, foretop clipped, has a white spot in forehead, about five years old and weighs 1400 pounds. A gentleman hailing from Villa Park, who was in attendance at the associated chambers of commerce meeting on Thursday evening, endeavored to create the impression that Ed Bustamente has been in town the past week engaged in painting Alec Morales' residence. Ed now lives with his family at Pasadena and will return to that city after completing the painting job here. We have arranged during our Pure Food Show to run extra specials in all our departments, and have sent out 10,000 circulars and through the medium of this paper extend an invitation to participate in our Pure Food Show and Monster Sale. If you have not received one of our price circulars, please write for one. All mail orders delivered in this county free. Stern & Goodman Merc. Co., Fullerton, Calif. Charles G. Hoffman, of Alhambra, was buried in the Anahaim cemetery Saturday, funeral services being held at the German Lutheran church, Rev. H.D.Smelzer officiating. He was 33 years of age. During our Pure Food Show and Monster Sale: May 10th to May 22nd, we will have a concert every afternoon from 2 until 4 o'clock, May 10th to 15th. Store open evenings until 9 p.m. Stern & Goodman Merc. Co., Fullerton, Calif. We pay 2c above case count market price for eggs. Stern & Goodman Merc. Co., Fullerton, Calif. A marriage license has been issued to John C. Craft of this city and Martha Haven orf Eaton Rapids, Mich. Also to Guayv Voss of Anahaim and Genovieve Vawter of Cast Verdigo. Bring your eggs to Stern & Goodman Merc. Co., Fullerton, Calif., and get 2c per dozen more than actual case count market price for eggs. Numerous accidents occurred Sunday at various points by auto skidding and turning turtle on the paved roads. The asphalt surfaced highway, during a rainstorm, is as slippery as a sleet covered pavement. Some of our Grocery and Grain Prices during our Pure Food Show, May 10th to May 22nd: Groceries Royal Baking Powder . . . 39c K.C.Baking Powder ,25 oz . . . 20c All large Milk 4 for . . . 25c All small Milk 7 for . . . 25c Placentia indulged in rough house tactics and Schumacher was called but when he arrived the Mexicans had scattered. One was found at his home and in possession of a pearl-handled revolver. The officer could not relieve him of his artillery while in his own home, but Oliver said he wished he could have apprehended the man during the rumpus outside, when he would have taken the gun away from him, which he classed as being a Jim Dandy. PURE FOOD DEMONSTRATION. Through strenuous efforts we have succeeded in securing the services of the prominent manufacturers of this State and also the cast to give a Pure Food Demonstration at our Fullerton Store during week May 10th to May 15th. We will have demonstrated by experienced demonstrators, the following articles and others, every day from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Concert every afternoon from 2 until 4 p.m. I. X. L. Tamales. Franco-American Soups. Olive Milling Co. Iris Coffee, Fruits and Vegetables. Bishop & Co., Candy and Crackers. Cudahy Co. Suetene and Beans. Armour Co. Grape Juice and Canned Meats. Heinz 57 Varieties. Kellogg's Corn Flakes. McNally Olives and Olive Oil. Jevne Bread Rain Water Crystals. D. Ghirardelli's Chocolate. Mount Vernon Milk. Santa Ysabel Green Chilles, Tuna and Pimentos. Dr. Price's Jelly Dessert. New Method Gaa Ranges. Los Angeles Soap Co. We ask you to visit our store and we will try to make your visit as pleasant as possible. Stern & Goodman Merc. Co. Fullerton, Calif. A gentleman hailing from Villa Park, who was in attendance at the associated chambers of commerce meeting on Thursday evening, endeavored to create the impression that Valencia oranges raised in that section were far superior to those raised here. The Mother Colony brand shipped from Anaheim to the New York and other Eastern markets last season brought top notch prices upon several occasions. The fruit was absolutely first class. The price received for Mother Colony brand during one day's sale in the New York market was higher than the price paid for any oranges sold in any eastern city upon that day. The oranges this season are coming on equally as good and fancy figures are looked for when the season is at its height. Joseph Farrell of Placentia was in town a day or two ago on a business mission. He reports that his hustling little town is doing things all the time in the way of advancement. Mr. Farrel is a booster of no small calibre and is ever telling of the many virtues of his home town. He also is firmly of the opinion that we have the best county in the state, and that is saying a good deal. Mr. Farrell is in the orange packing business and says some of the finest oranges to be seen anywhere have been sent to market, with more to follow. At a recent meeting of the Knights at Placentia Mr. Farrell and associates saw to it that the visiting brothren were given the best in the shop. For a square deal and reasonable prices, see us. Halley & McClellan. Some of our Grocery and Grain Prices during our Pure Food Show, May 10th to May 22nd: Groceries Royal Baking Powder ...39c K. C. Baking Powder, 25 oz...20c All large Milk 4 for...25c All small Milk 7 for...25c 3 lbs. Hill Coffee ...85c Can Corn ...7c Can Tomatoes ...7c Quall Oysters per can ...9c Carnation Oats ...27c Carnation Wheat ...27c Quaker Oats ...10c E. C. Corn Flakes ...7c Cream of Wheat ...15c 1 lb. Competition Coffee ...23c 1 lb. Standard Coffee ...18c 50 lbs. Snow Fall Flour ...$1.95 50 lbs. Eclipse Flour ...$1.85 25 lbs. Eclipse Flour ...$95c 50 lbs. Trophy Flour ...$1.65 25 lbs. Trophy Flour ...85c No 2 1-2 Can Apricots ...10c No 2 1-2 can fancy L. C. Peaches 12½ No 2 Can Pineapple ...10c Large Bottle Blue Label Ketchup 16c Large Bottle Bishop's Ketchup 18c 8 Bara Big Ox Soap ...25c 9 Bars Silk Soap ...25c 10 Bars Top Notch Soap ...25c 4 Boxes Corn Starch ...25c 4 Boxes Gloss Starch ...25c Grain Prices Rolled Barley, per sack ...$1.20 Bran, per sack ...$1.35 Corn, per cwt ...$2.00 Cracked Corn, per cwt ...$2.10 Milo Malzee, per cwt ...$2.00 Alfalfa Meal, per sack ...$1.25 Alfalfa Molasses, sack ...$1.30 Wheat, per cwt ...$2.40 Barley or Oat Hay, ton ...$12.00 Alfalfa Hay, per ton ...$13.00 Stern & Goodman Merc. Co. Fullerton, Calif. Guaranteed Hosiery for Everybody In the Family We always have made the Hosiery Dept: a feature of our store, carrying such well known fabrics as Phoenix, Gordon, Monarch, Round Ticket, etc. We cannot fail to please those looking for elegance and wear as well. WE GUARANTEE EVERY PAIR WE SELL FROM 25c UP. LADIES SILK HOSE good wearable quality, in black and white, the best ever shown, 25c a pair. MONARCH SILK HOSE, nothing like it in value, worth 75c a pair. in all the new shades, Sand, Flame, Belgian Blue, Emerald, Pink, Ciel, Grey, etc.; also Black and White. SPECIAL PRICE 50c A PAIR Ladies, Boys and Girls, black and white Round Ticket hose, once worn, always worn, boys sizes to 11—25c a pair. Infants and Girls Fancy Sox up to size 9, 15c and 25c a pair. Mens Silk and Lisle, Phoenix and Gordon Hose 25 and 50c, in our Men's Store. See our Hosiery Display. FALKENSTEIN Mrs. Mary Sibley came in Saturday from Hutchinson, Kansas. She will make her home with J. W. Duckworth and wife. Mrs. B. F. E. Kellogg accompanied Herman Dickel continues to improve in health and will probably soon be out again. He has been detained at his home for two weeks with bronchitis, but his condition yesterday showed such great improvement that Mrs. Mary Sibley came in Saturday from Hutchinson, Kansas. She will make her home with J. W. Duckworth and wife. Mrs. B. F. E. Kellogg accompanied by her granddaughter, Miss Dunlap, were in town from the West side on Monday afternoon on a shopping trip. C. H. Fisher and wife left today for the north by the automobile route. They will visit San Francisco and see all that is worth seeing at the exposition, and will probably visit other points before returning. On the way they will pick up Frank Mauer and wife who will accompany them to Frisco. The Anaheim high school baseball team won another victory Saturday, Huntington Beach being the victim. It was not so exciting as the previous game with Santa Ana, being too much one-sided. The beachites were not in the same class as the inlanders, the score being 9 to 2. The game was played on the Huntington Beach grounds. Frederick W. Pechstein, one of Anaheim's oldest citizens, died at the home of his son, Curt at 604 Clementina street Monday. He was 83 years of age. His wife died less than a year ago. Mr. Pechstein was a native of Germany and has resided in Anaheim twenty four years. He leaves two sons, Curt of this city, and Bruno of San Diego, and one daughter, Mrs. Andrew Kohler of Los Angeles. The funeral was held yesterday afternoon, Rev. R. D. Schmelzer officiating. George Bauer has put his place on the East side in a high state of cultivation. He has his tract set to Valencias and lemons, a combination hard to beat. He reports the trees all doing nicely and the crop promises to be large. Lemons, it is predicted by those well versed in horticulture, are to command high prices this year and it is claimed the same conditions will hold good indefinitely. Mr. Bauer does things as near as possible from a scientific standpoint and thinks he is on the right track to get good re- If you are right the crowd will follow you If you are right the crowd will follow you We make a specialty of $15 Suits These suits are absolutely unequalled at the price Society Brand Clothes $17.50 to $25.00 By all means Get a Fit F.A.Y.U.N.G.BLUTH THE BEST GOODS