anaheim-gazette 1915-12-09

The S. Q. R. Store is Headquartered Christmas Gift What shall I give is the question. Useful gifts convey the spirit and warmth of good cheer wishes. Take time to carefully select your gifts. Do it now we are unbroken. For Men and Boys SILK HOSE NECKTIES SUSPENDERS GLOVES HANDKERCHIEFS SLIPPERS BATH ROBES SHIRTS SWEATER COATS Give Something You'd Be Glad to Get Yourself Phoenix Silk Hosiery is an unending present, will be enjoyed for months. The fancy box may be used afterward for gloves, or neckties. You’d be glad to receive a gift like this yourself Start Your Xmas List with PHOENIX SILK HOSE THE S. Q. R. STORE FOR SALE FOR SALE: RIPE PICKLED OLIVES. 75 cents per gallon. C. A. Pollard. Stanton Ranch, Brookhurst. FOR SALE—Dry gum wood, cut stove lengths, in quantities to suit. Apply to R. Fossek. FOR RENT—Garage at Buena Park. New building: 40x60, concrete Mann Apartments Large sunny outside rooms with private bath in two and three room suites We furnish everything except the gas. Rates $12.50 per month and up. 119 North Olive street, Anaheim, Cal. The state advisory board has ordered the engineer to proceed with the construction of the Norwalk hospital City Clerk Merge week sample balloon to be held Fr State Dairy In of Hollywood is local daries, adv their herds and d the new state la effect on October FOR SALE: RIPE PICKLED OLIVES. 75 cents per gallon. C. A. Pollard. Stanton Ranch, Brookhurst. FOR SALE—Dry gum wood, cut stove lengths, in quantities to suit. Apply to R. Fossek. FOR RENT—Garage at Buena Park. New building, 40x60, concrete floor. Only garage in town. Fine location. Center of business section, in the corner of two boulevards. Will rent reasonable and for term of years to responsible party. See or address A. L. BENNET, Owner. FOR SALE—Thoroughly dry cypress wood, in large or small quantities, cut stove lengths. For sale cheap. Wm. Crowther, Placentia avenue. Phone, Placentia 49-J. FOR SALE—White Rose potatoes at the Evergreen Ranch, 4 miles west and 1-2 mile north from county road. H. M. Boggs, Home phone 1864. FOR SALE—Walnut wood, $1.25 a tier on ground. E. W. Dumpke, Anaheim. The Christian Endeavor society of the Christian church met at the home of the pastor Friday evening and elected officers for the ensuing term. They are: President, Mrs. C. B. Holley; Vice president, Charles Virgae; Recording secretary and treasurer, Miss Louise Hunt; Corresponding secretary, Mrs. Lennah Halley. The person who keeps his money in his shoes has a poor banker when he wishes to borrow. Try the Anaheim National Bank instead. E. A. Day has disposed of his ten-acre Valencia ranch on Placentia avenue to T. A. Teasdale, the consideration being $25,000. Mr. Day purchased this ground five years ago and set it to oranges, also building a house on the place. The trees this year will yield a heavy crop of fruit. Thomas D. Robertson, a nurseryman of Fullerton has petitioned for final letters of citizenship. He has been in this country since 1902. Witnesses who have known him for five years are Roy K. Bishop and James M. Murphy. Mann Apartments Large sunny outside rooms with private bath in two and three room suites We furnish everything except the gas. Rates $12.50 per month and up. 119 North Olive street, Anaheim, Cal. The state advisory board has ordered the engineer to proceed with the construction of the Norwalk hospital and a stretch of grading. The road work will cost $2500 and the grading is estimated at $1000. Work will be done under the direction of the state by day labor. Let us make your old clothes look like new for Xmas. Anaheim Dye Works. Your ship may never come in, but if you save the pennies and place them in a term account with the Anaheim National bank, it may become a ferry boat to take you across some dangerous stream when you need to get across. Let us make your old clothes look like new for Xmas. Anaheim Dye Works. Call or write us for the latest club offers on Magazines issued by the publishers. WEBER BOOK AND MUSIC STORE Start a bank account in the Anaheim National Bank and add to it, and you will never be broke. Let us make your old clothes look like new for Xmas. Anaheim Dye Works. MONEY TO LOAN Money to loan on approved real estate. Address P. O. Box, 225. Not only at Christmas, but for years to come, an Ansco Camera will be a highly prized gift. Prices from $2 up. Heying's Pharmacy. Born, to the wife of Charles W. Osborne, on Saturday evening, December 4, a son. Mother and child are doing well and Charley is passing around Havana cigars in honor of the new arrival. Dr. M. M. Henderson, Dentist, Suite 1, Mullicin bldg., Anaheim. City Clerk Merge week sample balloon to be held Fri. State Dairy Institution of Hollywood is a local darie, advis their herds and do the new state law effect on October 31st law dairy product less the milk has passed the tuberculosis. Mr. and Mrs. Frenb., who arrived a visit to Mr. and worth and family, with Anaheim that to remain a mon days, as was the Upon return to it it is surmised once having enjoyed climate, will feel here to reside per The local Aerial annual election in night. The roster will be: Worthy C. Dutton; Worthy W. LaMont; Tru Vice president; T.C.Fisher; Worthy H.Fox; Worthy sou; Inside guard side guard, H.Johnson was applctor. Mrs. C. L.Men Friday in honor of S.Holst, who wrote The affair was im en shower, and M riplent of many uly from newly-wife received a clothes articles which are keeping. Mrs.Edited the hostess in serving refreshment beautifully decorated In the evening Mr again entertained or of Mrs.Holst, orated with Chris The Fatal Mistake in a Will— and the cause of all the trouble, is one discovered after the death of the Testator. Bring your Will to our Trust Officers for inspection. They will point out any weak spots in the document free of cost. Call or write for a copy of our booklet—"Your Will and How to Make It". TRUST DEPARTMENT German American Trust & Savings Bank of Los Angeles Savings—Commercial—Trust. Seventh and Spring Sts. Headquarters for Gifts of good cheer and kind gifts. Do it now when stocks For the Ladies HANDKERCHIEFS GLOVES SILK HOSE NECK WEAR FUR SCARFS COMFY SLIPPERS HAND BAGS AUTO SCARFS Queen Quality Shoes STORE City Clerk Merritt has mailed this week sample ballots of the bond election to be held Friday, Dec. 17. State Dairy Inspector Ray Hasson of Hollywood is making a round of local daries, advising them to get their herds and dairies into shape for the new state law that will go into effect on October 1, 1916. Under that Local Notes Mrs. J. D. Heitshensen was visiting in Los Angeles Thursday. If it is for chickens, we have it. H. H. Gardner Co., 114 N. Los Angeles. Mr. Vegeley was introduced to the mysteries of the A. N. C. at their meeting Tuesday night. Wood, coal hay, grain and a complete line of poultry supplies at H. H. Gardner Co., 114 N. Los Angeles St. Swope brothers have purchased the residence of Bob Rimpau on Sycamore street, giving property east of town in exchange. Moses' Best Flour. Try a sack, it is guaranteed. If after using it you are not satisfied, return the sack and we will refund your money. H. H. Gardner Co., 114 N. Los Angeles St. The Anaheim Moose entertained a number of visitors from Long Beach and Santa Anas Thursday night. The entertainment was called a stag smoker, and innumerable cigars were consumed. John Gunnett had his leg injured by the crank of an automobile Thursday while cranking the car. The accident occurred east of town on the Olive road and the young man was given prompt medical attention on his arrival in town. No bones were broken but the injury is quite painful. The real estate dealers of Anaheim met Wednesday night at the office of the Simpson Realty company and formed an organization with C. B. Berger as president and Gerald R. Simpson secretary. It is expected that all the real estate men in the city will join. C. C. Chapman had Old Mission brand oranges on the New York market November 23rd that sold at $9.30 per box. The will of J. L. Nothaf, who died on November 26, has been filed by Attorney H. G. Ames. The estate is valued at $12,000, and under the will goes to the widow. Dr. Truxaw has erected a neat fence at the rear of his residence property on the corner of Broadway and Claudina street. August Backs was the architect and did a fine job. Samuel Kraemer has commenced the erection of his new brick building on South Los Angeles street which will be used for store rooms. An artistic front will adorn the building which will be one of the most substantial in town. Jensen's Bakery will be removed to the new Carroll building, 122 North Los Angeles street, on Monday. Jensen's bread and pastry enjoys a large sale in this vicinity and he is constantly branching out for new business. J. K. Lybarger and Fred Conover left Tuesday afternoon for Los Angeles, where they have enrolled for a course in an aviation school. Anaheim will soon have a couple of "birdmen" among her famous citizens. Clyde Webb entertained a number of his friends at a party Saturday night. Games and dancing took up the forepart of the evening after which delicious refreshments were served. At a late hour the guests departed, all voting Mr. Webb a prince of entertainers. The Santa Ana Elks held memorial services Sunday over the 24 members City Clerk Merritt has mailed this week sample ballots of the bond election to be held Friday, Dec. 17. State Dairy Inspector Ray Hasson of Hollywood is making a round of local daries, advising them to get their herds and daries into shape for the new state law that will go into effect on October 1, 1916. Under that law dairy products cannot be sold unless the milk has been pasteurized or passed the tuberculin test. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wild of DeWitt, Neb., who arrived here last week on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hollingsworth and family, became so impressed with Anaheim that they have decided to remain a month, intsead of a few days, as was their original intention. Upon return to their Nebraska home it is surmised Mr. and Mrs. Wild, once having enjoyed our delightful climate, will feel impelled to return here to reside permanently. The local Aerie of Eagles held its annual election in its hall Wednesday night. The roster for the coming year will be: Worthy Past President, Earl C. Dutton; Worthy president, Victor W. LaMont; Trustee, Wm. J. Lake; Vice president, T. Hedges; Chaplain, C. Fisher; Worthy secretary, Frank H. Fox; Worthy treasurer, John Cassou; Inside guard, C. A. Koehler; Outside guard, H. Schneider, and J. Johnson was appointed Worthy conductor. Mrs. C. L. Meacham gave a party Friday in honor of her sister, Mrs. R. S. Holst, who was recently married. The affair was in the nature of a linen shower, and Mrs. Holat was the recipient of many useful presents, mostly from newly-weds—in fact she received a clothes-basket full of linen articles which are necessary in housekeeping. Mrs. Edgar Hartung assisted the hostess in entertaining and serving refreshments. The house was beautifully decorated in red and white. In the evening Mr. and Mrs. Meacham again entertained a few guests in honor of Mrs. Holst, the house being decorated with Christmas colors. Will there be a Victrola in your home Christmas morning? Special easy terms this week. WEBER BOOK AND MUSIC STORE Clyde Webb entertained a number of his friends at a party Saturday night. Games and dancing took up the forepart of the evening after which delicious refreshments were served. At a late hour the guests departed, all voting Mr. Webb a prince of entertainers. The Santa Ana Elks held memorial services Sunday over the 24 members who have died since the organization of the order. Rev. David Todd Gillmore, the chaplain, Exalted Ruler Lowe, District Attorney West and Rev. J. A. Stevenson took prominent parts in the ceremonies. Mr. and Mrs.B. T. Beale who have conducted the Arden rooming house on West Center street for several years, this week sold the place to Mrs. Inez Elliott, who has assumed charge. Mrs. Beale has removed to Orange where she is a guest of relatives. Mr. Beale remains here until the first of the year when he will be called elsewhere on a business mission. The Five Hundred Club of the Eastern Star was entertained by Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Schulte at their home on Orangethorpe avenue Saturday evening. The first prize in the games was won by Mrs. A. L. Porter, being a handsome cream and sugar bowl. Miss Inez Elliott was given a cut glass vase, being second best among the ladies and Mr. Hyde won first among the gentlemen, an ebony clothes brush. A Waterman or Conklin Fountain Pen, which shall it be? We carry both lines. WEBER BOOK AND MUSIC STORE Mr. and Mrs. Willard Fields returned on Friday evening from Coachella, where Mrs. Fields and her little son visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Adams, for two weeks. Mr. Fields and his father drove to Coachella in their automobile on Wednesday, and returned with his family on Friday evening. Mrs. Adams accompanied them and will spend some time visiting her relatives here. The members of the Neighborhood club were entertained Friday afternoon by Mrs. Harvey Hiles at her Eastside home. The hostess was assisted in entertaining by Mrs. Leo ed the hostess in entertaining and serving refreshments. The house was beautifully decorated in red and white. In the evening Mr. and Mrs. Meacham again entertained a few guests in honor of Mrs. Holst, the house being decorated with Christmas colors. Will there be a Victrola in your home Christmas morning? Special easy terms this week. WEBER BOOK AND MUSIC STORE The two check forgers, giving the names of Henry Schoen and Frank Jennings, who were arrested here several weeks ago and sent to San Quentin, for passing a bogus check on Wm. Leslie of this city, are wanted in other cities for kiting no fund checks. Deputy District Attorney Koepsel while in town a few days ago stated the pair passed two bad checks in Los Angeles prior to coming to this city, and a warrant has been issued and sent to San Quentin for service at the expiration of their present term, for passing bogus checks at Fresno. It appears that they have been doing an extensive business in the bad check line on the coast. In all probability they will be further prosecuted by local officers for passing a fictitious check upon Joe Lautenbach of this city upon their recent visit here. Their mode of operation was rather clever. When one presented a check which was usually drawn for $13.50, a week's wages, and should there be a doubt about it, the culprit would ask his victim to telephone to a certain rooming house, where his partner would be in waiting, and in reply his confederate would assure his interrogator that he was a contractbr, and being late in getting to a bank had issued a check for the wages, which he declared was good. In this way they easily fleeced their unsuspecting victims. The skeleton of a colored lady that has been hanging up in Frank Machleb's harness shop for some weeks past, is gone. Some evenings ago a gentleman rolled up to the place in a large auto and asked Machleb if he had a price on the skeleton. Frank gave him the figure Dr. Denning valued it at, and the stranger handed him the money, mounted a table, cut down the skeleton, stowed it in his auto, and started away, all within a minutes' time. "Tell Dr. Denning," he said, as he started his machine, "that Dr. Bliss of Los Angeles purchased his colored lady." Marshal Kellenberger, Deputy Marshal Germann and Coonie Mauerhan drove over to Pasadena Friday to round up a quartet of young automobile thieves, who were being held there. They had stolen a Ford here belonging to a man named Lovett of Long Beach and are believed to be implicated in other auto thefts. It is said they maintained a "fence" in Los Angeles where stolen autos were striped, and a large lot of loot is being unearthed by the Los Angeles police, which is claimed to have been stolen by the men. On Monday they were brought to this city and will be prosecuted. It is said that all the men have prior convictions against them, but had been liberated on probation. They gave the names of Verne Fabrick, Wallace Buckingham, Curtis Smiley and Reed Haas. The men were arraigned before Judge Howard Monday morning. They were bound over to superior court in the sum of $1000 each. For all-year-round fun get your boy or girl an Ansco Camera for Xmas. $2 buys a good one. Heying's Pharmacy. Adams, for two weeks. Mr. Fields and his father drove to Coachella in their automobile on Wednesday, and returned with his family on Friday evening. Mrs. Adams accompanied them and will spend some time visiting her relatives here. The members of the Neighborhood club were entertained Friday afternoon by Mrs. Harvey Hiles at her Eastside home. The hostess was assisted in entertaining by Mrs.. Len Winney. Needlework was the chief occupation of the ladies during the afternoon. Rent-Payers NOTICE The house we advertised on South street is sold. We now have ready for occupancy a five room house on Claudina street, just south of South street. Living room; dining room; white enameled bedroom; large kitchen; white enamel bath room complete with lavatory, etc., and a screened room that also has casement windows that can be used as a bedroom or for any other purpose. Hot and cold water piped to all fixtures, gas piped to all rooms. Electric fixtures, window shades and screens, and the lot is 50x155 to a 20-foot alley, with cement walks, curbs, etc., and is fenced. The first family who decides to save the money now being paid out for rent can secure this property. Be your own landlord. Pay $75 cash and $17.50 per month including interest and move right in. Come down before this one is sold. Owners on tract. Office, corner Los Angeles and South streets. Henley & Jones, - - Owners It begins to look like CHRISTMAS Throughout Our Store Never before have we assembled such an array of useful gifts for Christmas. Every department is at its best now for Christmas shopping. Do not delay your buying to the last minute, when the assortments are broken. SHOP EARLY Ladies' Lounging and Bath Robes, $3.50 Nothing more useful and pleasing than a soft and fleecy Robe for these chilly mornings. We have them in a beautiful range of patterns nicely trimmed, with cords to match. $3.50 each Silks and Dressgoods Our stock of Silks and Dressgoods is especially priced for Holiday Gifts. Mr. Husband, how about a nice Silk or Wool dress pattern for the wife? If you are in doubt regarding material or measure, our clerks will ably and conscientiously assist you in selecting it. FURS Furs make excellent gifts for Christmas. All the rage this year. We have a big selection to choose from. Single Pieces, $2.00 to $10.00 Sets - - $7.50 to $20.00 RIBBONS Tens of thousands of yard of Ribbons for your holiday gifts, Furs make excellent gifts for Christmas. All the rage this year. We have a big selection to choose from. Single Pieces, $2.00 to $10.00 Sets - - $7.50 to $20.00 RIBBONS Tens of thousands of yard of Ribbons for your holiday gifts, from the penny baby ribbon to the high grade fancy ribbons for bags and other popular articles. Our 25c and 35c assortments cannot be equaled. Our Art Department is always kept up to the top notch of completeness. We carry the biggest assortment of Tatting and Crochet Threads in the County. Remember that we are giving away 12 hand embroidered pieces of Fancy work. Get a ticket with every 25c purchase until December 24. No lottery, no drawing. FALKENSTEIN'S A meeting of the Taxpayers' League of Orange county will be held at the city hall, Santa Ana, Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock for the purpose of considering the recent report of the grand jury. Mrs. Hannah Wagner, wife of Chas. Wagner, died at 12 o'clock Tuesday, after suffering for some months from cancer. She was 56 years of age. Funeral will be held at Backs & Terry's chapel at 2 o'clock this afternoon, and the remains will be taken to Los Angeles and cremated at Evergreen cemetery. The fire department held a meeting at the city hall Wednesday evening for the purpose of methods of improving the service. Owing to the possibility that last Sunday would be a wet day the game of ball staged for the high school grounds between the locals and the Hammond Lumber company's team of Los Angeles, was called off. The game will be played on Sunday, however, and lovers of baseball will see a hot contest. The Anaheim team has been greatly strengthened under the management of Billy Knott, and is the equal of any amateur team in Southern California. Games hereafter will be played on the high school grounds, and no admission fee will be charged. SEE THE PRINCESS Headlight Dimmer at Weisel's Garage and get the neatest dimmer to be found on the market. 50c. EACH is the price of the Princess Headlight Dimmer, which are as efficient as can be bought at any price. All of the light is utilized and nothing more is necessary. See them at the P.J. Weisel & Co. Garage at once Miss Stella Webb, who has been visiting at Kingfisher, Oklahoma, has returned to her home. Women who shop for men like to come here at Christmas time 1 BECAUSE THIS IS A MAN'S STORE, SPECIALIZING IN THE THINGS A MAN LIKES TO WEAR. 2 BECAUSE HERE WE'VE MADE A PROFESSION OF STUDYING A MAN'S LIKES AND DISLIKES. 3 BECAUSE WE'RE READY TO EXCHANGE ANY MERCHANDISE THAT ISN'T RIGHT IN SIZE, STYLE, OR PATTERN, EITHER BEFORE OR AFTER CHRISTMAS. 4 BECAUSE WE'LL HOLD PURCHASES MADE NOW UNTIL JUST BEFORE CHRISTMAS, AND MAIL, EXPRESS OR DELIVER THEM SO THEY'LL ARRIVE AT THE RIGHT TIME. 5 BECAUSE WE'RE READY WITH PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS FOR GIFTS THAT WILL PLEASE ANY MAN. YUNGBLUTH'S The Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes