anaheim-gazette 1915-06-10

—Crowds of Women from Anaheim and surrounding towns are turn original cost. Come Friday, Come Saturday, Come All Next Week “Hurry —Specials in all departments—a few are listed. This is a truly exc were here this-week. They got bargains that satisfied. Hundreds Nearly Every Item in the Most Ser A Sale That is Making Retail Merchand Apron Ginghams 1000 Yds. Best quality, fast colors in a variety of pretty checks, 8 1-3c values. Hurry Out Clearance ...6½ 1000 yards Dress Gingham, regular 10c quality. Hurry Out Clearance, per yard ...8c Men's Bostonian SHOES 200 pairs of Tan Shoes, both lace and button; all sizes. Up to $4.50 values. Hurry Out Clearance ...$3.15 Champion Tennis Sneakers Youths', 11½ to 2, 95c regular per pair ...73c Boys' 2½ to 6, 95c regular, per pair ...83c Men's sneakers, 95c regular, per pair ...87c Beautiful Par Beautiful made of Lin wide variety o from—$1.00 values, $1.19— —$2.50 values ues, $2.39. Ginghams 1000 Yds. Best quality, fast colors in a variety of pretty checks, 8 1-3c values. Hurry Out Clearance ...6½ 1000 yards Dress Gingham, regular 10c quality. Hurry Out Clearance, per yard ...8c SHOES 200 pairs of Tan Shoes, both lace and button; all sizes. Up to $4.50 values. Hurry Out Clearance ...$3.15 Champion Tennis Sneakers Youths', 11½ to 2, 95c regular per pair ...73c Boys' 2½ to 6, 95c regular, per pair ...83c Men's sneakers, 95c regular, per pair ...87c IN SILK DEPARTMENT 36-inch Printed Satin and Poplins, Beautiful foulard patterns, $1.25 values Hurry Out Clearance Price, per yard ...79c Plain Poplins in all colors—$1.00 values. Hurry Out Clearance per yd ...89c 36-in Plain Messaline, lustrous quality, all silk, Regular $1.00 value...89c All Charmeuse, Crepe Meteor, Crepe Poplins, etc., greatly reduced. Beautiful silk mixtures, 27 and 36-In materials, a large variety in light and dark colors, Values up to 65c. Hurry Out Clearance, per yd...39c Silk Ratlife, worth up to $1.75 per yard. Clearance, per yd...59c Regular $1.00 Tub Silks, newest stripes, heavy quality, per yard ...89c TERMS ARE CASH——Positively No G Local Notes L. W. Spicer has exchanged his property in this city for property in Iola, Kansas. The Anaheim Masonic lodge will initiate a number of candidates into the mysteries of the third degree next Thursday evening and will also give a banquet. Final decree of divorce has been granted Wm. C. Montgomerie from Rose Lillian Montgomerie, and the latter was allowed to resume her maiden name of Wasserman. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Eygabroad have returned from San Francisco where they viewed the exposition. While in the city Mr. Eygabroad attended the Bankers' convention. Many people practice numerous economies, but somehow their bank accounts are a sorry succession of Samuel Tucker was in town on Saturday from his East side ranch on a business mission and made a pleasant call at this office. Mr. Tucker reports everything in a horticultural way looking well in his section. Miss Lula McClellan of this city and Albert Cook of Fullerton were married in Los Angeles on Friday afternoon. After a short honeymoon trip the newlyweds will return to Fullerton to reside. Mel Snyder was in town one day recently, coming up from Balboa, where he had been enjoying the sea breezes for a few days. Later in the day he departed for his home in Los Angeles. J. J. Tavis of Santa Ana, city passenger and freight agent of the Salt Lake railway, was in town on business a day or two ago. Mr. Tavis reports his company enjoys a very fair share of the eastern passenger business from this county. Four men who live in the north end Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Eygabroad have returned from San Francisco where they viewed the exposition. While in the city Mr. Eygabroad attended the Bankers' convention. Many people practice numerous economies, but somehow their bank accounts are a sorry succession of goose eggs. Why economize if you do not deposit something in a bank? The Anaheim National Bank welcomes small accounts. On Tuesday of last week Anaheim Supreme Valencias sold on the New York market at $3.60 per box. Mother Colony also sold well, bringing $3.15. These brands were packed by the Anaheim Citrus Fruit association. Manager G. W. Sandilands has cause to feel justly proud of the fine reputation attained by these packs in the eastern market. John Smythe who has been visiting in Anaheim combining business with pleasure for a week or two past, has taken his departure for Coachella where for a number of years he has conducted a general merchandise establishment. Mr. Smythe met with many old time friends while in town who were glad to see him. J. E. Winter of Los Angeles was in town one day recently looking for a business location. He is a recent arrival from Chicago and came to California to make his future home. Mr. Winter is in the gents furnishings business and has been touring Southern California for a location. He was very well pleased with Anaheim and its people and may decide to return to this city and embark in business. J. J. Tavis of Santa Ana, city passenger and freight agent of the Salt Lake railway, was in town on business a day or two ago. Mr. Tavis reports his company enjoys a very fair share of the eastern passenger business from this county. Four men who live in the north end of the county have declared their intention of becoming American citizens. They are Lewis Albert Fordham, aged 54, native of Canada, here since 1912, and at present a rancher on Fullerton R. D. 1; George Herbert Fordham, aged 27, native of Canada, here since 1910, now a gardner at Fullerton; George James Cornwall, 32, native of Canada, here since 1912, a dairyman of Fullerton; Emar Ferdinand Nilsson Grane, 27, a native of Sweden, here since 1907, now a tool dresser, living on Fullerton R. D. 4. The Santa Ana athletic club pulled off a smoker in that city on Wednesday evening. The Santa Ana Blade heaves the following bouquet to Red Mathews of this city: "Red Mathews, our little Anaheim friend, again stepped to the front by defeating Joe Figleman of Los Angeles in one of the best bouts of the evening. It was a bout of real action with few clinches and plenty of give and take stuff. Mathews proved he is entitled to consideration when it comes to boxing any of the boys in his class and gave the fans a great treat in last night's bout. Both boys put up a fight worthy of mention but it was only luck that kept Figleman in the running to the end. During the early rounds he held his own but toward the end his wind gave out and it was here that Red got in his good work." ANAHEIM GAZETTE ning towns are turning out to Falkenstein Hurry-Out Clearance—Men's, Women's and Children's All Next Week expecting to get the best values ever offered in the history of Anaheim dry g ry Out" Clea This is a truly exceptional exposition of Falkenstein's merchandise, the standard for Anaheim it satisfied. Hundreds of others will get bargains too. Hurry here early tomorrow morning and go tem in Our $25,000 Stock Inc. Most Sensational Sale of Modern l Merchandising History for Anaheim. Economically M Beautiful Summer Parasols Beautiful Summer Parasols, made of Linen, also Silk; a wide variety of colors to choose from—$1.00 values 79c—$1.50 values, $1.19—$2.00 values, $1.59—$2.50 values, $1.89—$3.00 values, $2.39. American Callcoes and Print Shirtings 7c quality. Hurry Out Clearance, per yard ...5c 800 yards of Lawrence Percales In light and dark, 36-in wide, finest quality. Regular 12½c values. Hurry Out Clearance ...11c 3000 yards of Pretty Wash Goods All brand new merchandise, 25c and 35c values. Hurry Out Clearance Sale, per yard...19c 500 yards of Japanese Wash Crepe Beautiful material for street and house wear, 30 In. wide—20c value. Hurry Out Clearance Sale, per yard...14c Parasols Beautiful Summer Parasols, made of Linen, also Silk; a wide variety of colors to choose from—$1.00 values 79c—$1.50 values, $1.19—$2.00 values, $1.59—$2.50 values, $1.89—$3.00 values, $2.39. Shirtings 7c quality. Hurry Out Clearance, per yard...5c 800 yards of Lawrence Percales In light and dark, 36-in wide, finest quality. Regular 12½c values. Hurry Out Clearance...11c Wash Goods All brand new merchandise, 25c and 35c values. Hurry Out Clearance Sale, per yard...19c 500 yards of Japanese Wash Crepe Beautiful material for street and house wear, 30 in. wide—20c value. Hurry Out Clearance Sale, per yard...14c NT 25 values 79c per yd...89c value...89c uced. In light or yd...39c. 59c 89c Big Values—For Other Items Read Our Poster—Low Prices Falkenstein's DEPARTMENT STORE Low Prices—Anaheim’s Leading Dry Goods Store—Big Values Irvingly No Goods Exchanged--Positively No Goods Return Joseph Oxarat, 26, and Florence Sweet, 20 of Brea have been granted a license to wed. E. S. Morrow of Santa Ana manager of the Pacific Telephone Co. was in town Monday. The Anaheim band is preparing to give a dance on the asphalt pavement of Claudina street next Thursday evening. Directors of the Santa Ana River Development company will visit the Durkee ranch today on a tour of inspection. The name of Tomato Springs has been changed to Lemon Cove. It is considered an ideal spot for lemons and oranges as the soil is excellent and it is protected by mountains. W. O. Hart and J. F. Craemer of the Orange News were in town on Tuesday morning for a brief visit. A social dance will be given at the Anaheim Opera house. Wednesday evening, June 16th. Yourself and friends are cordially invited to attend. A good time is assured you. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Phillips of Ma-toon, Ill., were guests on Monday of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Schneider. They may decide to locate in Anaheim. Stockholders of the Anaheim Cemetery association will meet at the office of Backs & Terry on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock, when business of importance will be taken up for consideration. A full attendance is requested. A.U.H.S. SENIORS PRESENT A COMEDY EXCELLENT ENTERTAINMENT GIVEN BY GRADUATES TO LARGE AUDIENCE HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA ALSO CONTRIBUTES BY RENDERING SOME CLASSY SELECTIONS High school auditorium was crowded Tuesday night with an audience of interested people who were anxious to see how the members of the senior class act behind the footlights. They saw a performance surprisingly good considering the limited experience of the actors. "Wanted—an Heiress," "Your Legal Heirs" will receive your estate at your death unless you direct otherwise by means of a legal Will. Do you know who are "Your Legal Heirs?" Our Booklet on "Wills" iniorms you just what the legal provisions are for such cases, and also contains valuable suggestions for making a Will if you wish to make disposition of your estate in accordance with your own desires. Write for a copy of this free Booklet. TRUST DEPARTMENT German American Trust and Savings Bank SPRING & SEVENTH STS. LOS ANGELES Thursday, June 10 women's and Children's Necessities offered at tremendous sacrifices of y of Anaheim dry goods selling. You won't be disappointed at this earance standard for Anaheim in all that pertains to style. Your women friends row morning and get your share. Take advantage of early choice ck Included in This, Modern Times atomically Minded Women Will Save Now. ards of Petty Goods merchandise, 25c Hurry Out per yard...19c ards of inese Crepe final for street car, 30 in. wide— Hurry Out per yard...14c Mercerized Table Linen 64 in wide. Regular 50c quality. Hurry Out Clearance per yard .....42c Pretty House Dresses In good colors, washable materials. Values up to $1.00 and $1.50. Hurry Out Clearance, each .....98c Extra fine quality house dresses made of best percale. Values up to $2.00. Hurry Out Petticoats Popular Nuffit make, beautiful quality of Messaline. Regular $3.50 values. Hurry Out Clearance .....$2.89 Sateen Petticoats in all colors, 75c values. Hurry Out Clearance, each .....54c $1.50 values, extra fine, quality sateen, all colors, Hurry Out Clearance ..$1.09 Muslin Petticoats, new styles, trimmed in lace or embroidery, $1.50 values..$1.09 WOMEN'S FINE SHOES Another Big Special Most extraordinary sale of Women's Shoes included in this lot. Beautiful Patent Leather, Dull Kid, and Gun Metal Shoes, some have velvet tops, others with cloth tops. Good styles, but broken lines. Also in this lot, we have included our entire stock of tan button shoes, none sold for less than $2.50 and upwards to $4.00 regular. Gigantic Hurry Out Clearance Price, exactly per pair ...$2.15 Goods Returnable——TERMS ARE CASH SENIORS ENT A MEDY ENTERTAINMENT GRADUATES TO AUDIENCE ORCHESTRA ALSO BY RENDERING BY SELECTIONS Litorium was crowd-with an audience of who were anxious to tubers of the senior the footlights. They be surprisingly good limited experience of united—an Heilress." Impersonated. The play gave little opportunity for a display of artistic skill, but each part, even to the minor ones, was ably sustained. The cast was well selected, and there was not an actor in it who did not sustain his part admirably. The music, also, was worthy of the applause it received. It was furnished by the high school orchestra under the leadership of Miss Ethel Gibbs. The choir is composed of Clarence Chamberlain and Charles Brisco first violins, Ruth Winters Eldon Stark second violins, Joe Elliott cornet, Alex Huch clarinet and Vivien Tower pianist. The selections rendered were 'When It's Moonlight in Mayo,' "Centurion," "Sweet Mignonette," and "Feld-Cornet." Vincenta Doyle, Stella Witmer, Beatrice Kelly, Mary Elliott, Elize Jessurun, Martha Wipperman, Alice Panier and Anita Hetzler acted as ushers and between acts distributed and sold a large number of the new annual which has just been issued. GEORGE McPHEE Popular Nufit make, beautiful quality of Messaline. Regular $3.50 values. Hurry Out Clearance ...$2.89 Sateen Petticoats in all colors, 75c values. Hurry Out Clearance, each ...$54c $1.50 values, extra fine quality sateen, all colors, Hurry Out Clearance ...$1.09 Muslin Petticoats, new styles, trimmed in lace or embroidery, $1.50 values...$1.09 Milorium was crowded with an audience of who were anxious to admire the footlights. They were surprisingly good limited experience of hunted—an Heiress, listed in which to discuss talent. There were dramatic incidents some of the parts according to the Kellogg a promising man, is promoted of the firm of J. L. Nat Duncan, his old returned from Omaha ready to do anything some money. Harry Marry an heiress and Idville and finds the wood. He starts to store belonging to a inventor, and savesiches of a promoter, Sam's daughter, and Nat has promised Roland Barnett acing a thief and Nat of breaking his ene scene with Betty made an excellent character of Nat twen, as Harry Keloe Wellman as Samologist, Arnold Enearl Augusta Lensing at Holdle Matthews as God, and Callie Calends of Josie's were actuers and were well When It's Moonlight in Mayo," "Centurion," "Sweet Mignonette," and "Feld-Cornet." Vincenta Doyle, Stella Witmer, Beatrice Kelly, Mary Elliott, Elize Jessurun, Martha Wipperman, Alice Pannier and Anita Hetzler acted as ushers and between acts distributed and sold a large number of the new annual which has just been issued. GEORGE McPHEE AFTER SHORT WEIGHTS Searching for Unfilled Berry Boxes And Sacks of Rolled Barley Under Measure George McPhee, county sealer of weights and measures, was in town from Santa Ana yesterday, looking for short weight boxes of berries. Mr. McPhee states that local growers, both white and Japanese, filled their boxes to full weight, but that some of the Los Angeles wholesalers are persistent in sending to this county short weight boxes. In a recent shipment of 50 crates of berries to Santa Ana, it was necessary to take 158 boxes to fill up the other boxes to full measure. This Los Angeles wholesaler was arrested and convicted at Santa Ana on Tuesday. The same firm was convicted some months ago for selling short weight butter, and was fined $110. Mr. McPhee has confiscated many thousands of short measure milk bottles in this county, and is prosecuting short weight dealers in rolled barley. He states that the shortage in rolled barley sales in Orange county every day amounts to a ton and a half, which he estimates at a valuation of $1100 a month. He is notifying all grocers that berry boxes must be filed to proper weight, and this is also true of all other commodities sold. A number of Los An- the board was the only body which could dismiss him, but this, he added, they would undoubtedly refuse to do. McPhee is right on the job every day in the week, and he has the support of every fair minded man and woman in the county. Mrs. William Kraus of Aurora, Ore., has been a guest for three weeks past of Mr. and Mrs. Max Nebelung. Mrs. Nebelung and Mrs. Kraus visited the San Diego exposition last week, and also the Mission Play at San Gabriel. Today they leave for San Francisco, where they will visit the exposition for a week, when Mrs. Kraus will return to her home in Oregon and Mrs. Nebelung will return here. Rodger Dutton went up to Los Angeles Monday on business connected with the law. NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT Pacific Mausoleum Company:—Location of principal place of business, Anaheim, California. Notice is hereby given that at a Regular Meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the 5th day of June, A.D. 1915, an assessment of Five Cents per share, or five per cent on each One Dollar, was levied upon the subscribed capital stock of this corporation, payable immediately in United States gold coin, to the Secretary of said Company, at its office, Masonic Building, in the City of Anaheim, State of California. Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the sixth day of July, 1915, will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction, and unless payment is made before, will be sold on Thursday, the 22nd day of July, 1915, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with cost of advertising and expenses of sale. By order of the Board of Directors. L. F. POMEROY, Secretary. Office: Rm. 9, Masonic Blvd., Anaheim, California. 6-10-4t