anaheim-gazette 1915-12-16

Only 8 More Shopping Days Do it now. Shipments to fill up broken lines are arriving daily. Useful gifts convey the spirit of good cheer and warmth. Handkerchiefs, dauntier than ever, every kind and price you can think of. Silk Hoslery, Phoenix or Wayne Knit. Both are leaders, either makes a welcome and enduring gift. 75c and $1.00 Kid Gloves, always a favorite gift, if in doubt about size, give her a glove order, we'll do the rest. Centemerl and Fownes Gloves. $1.25 and $1.50 Silk Petticoats, we just opened a lot that comes in holiday boxes, all the latest shades and an extra good value at $2.50 and $3.50 Set of Furs. Take our tip, she'll like a set of furs, we know. We show the wanted styles, prices are $7.50 to $15 Auto Caps, Scarfs and Vests, a very necessary adjunct to a motor costume.. Caps of silk and plush, chiffon vells in the latest volors. 50c to $1.50 The above are only a few things we have room to mention. Visit our store. We have everything displayed so you can shop easily and quickly. The S. Q. R. STORE FOR SALE FOR SALE: RIPE PICKLED OLIVES. 75 cents per gallon. C. A. Pollard. Stanton Ranch, Brookhurst. ESTRAYED OR STOLEN—A dark Jersey cow, about 9 years old, from Garden Grove road and Broadway. Will be fresh soon. Reward. Send information to M. E. Bever. R. R. 1, Box 109. 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. Dr. M. M. Henderson, Dentist, Suite 1, Mullinix bldg., Anaheim. Expert piano tuning, F. W. Schmidt. Loca St. Joseph's hundred pound Cuba, Friday, the kiddies of city. Henry Huckle has purchased Ulrich in the will in the future Clem Amberg known tonsorior. The demolition the John Cass Center street has been commenced story building ises. A gentleman Valencia orchard reported to have fortune in the season. The fire has commanded act figures are currently reporting the orchard are Miss Martha 5th birthday of her parents' home proved herself hostess to a parquet large birth decorated, best candles, was an interest to the y regaled with cake and other Miss Martha handsome presents was most enjoy games. FOR SALE: RIPE PICKLED OLIVES. 75 cents per gallon. C. A. Pollard. Stanton Ranch, Brookhurst. ESTRAYED OR STOLEN—A dark Jersey cow, about 9 years old, from Garden Grove road and Broadway. Will be fresh soon. Reward. Send information to M. E. Bever. R. R. I. Box 109. 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—Walnut wood, $1.25 a tier on ground. E. W. Dumpke, Anaheim. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—80 acres fine alfalfa land, fully water stocked, in the Milford valley, near Milford, Utah, for Southern California property. Address, Call Box 27, Milford, Utah. FOR SALE—Peach trees. Large yellow freestone. Highly colored, no better variety grown either for home use or for the market. About two weeks earlier than the Elberta. Very productive. Every tree a vigorous grower. Now is the time to plant. See these trees, they will please you. Price 30 cents each at the ranch; 5 miles west of Anaheim on county road. A. L. Bennett. 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. Anaheim Dye Works—That's All. Texas Red Seed Oats at H. H. Gardner's 114 N. Los Angeles St. Expert piano tuning, F. W. Schmidt. Several bargains in second-hand touring and roadster cars, at the Ford Garage. We call for and deliver to all parts of the city. Anaheim Dye Works. Expert piano tuning, F. W. Schmidt. Auto scarfs, hair ornaments and plumes make pretty gifts for Xmas gifts. Cables, next to S. Q. R. Store, 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. Dr. M. M. Henderson, Dentist, Suite 1, Mullinix blvd., Anaheim. Expert piano tuning, F. W. Schmidt. Expert piano tuning, F. W. Schmidt. Our motto is Good Service and Courteous Treatment. We will be pleased to serve you. Anaheim National Bank. Hats cleaned and blocked. Anaheim Dye Works. The Anaheim band gave a concert on the library grounds Sunday to a good sized audience. It is probable that more of them will be given in the future on days when the weather permits. Mrs. Anton Kleuwer died Monday morning from the effects of a Caesarine operation performed upon her Friday at her home on Resh street. She never regained consciousness after the operation. The child which weighed eighteen pounds, was also dead and was buried on the day of its birth. The funeral of Mrs. Kleuwer was held at Backs & Terry's chapel Wednesday afternoon, the remains being interred in the Anaheim cemetery. A Waterman or Conklin Fountain Pen, which sall it be? We carry both lines. WEBER BOOK AND MUSIC STORE Two popular Anaheim young people were united in marriage Thursday waven Leo Volz and Miss Hazel Kemp went over to Santa Ana and were joined in holy wedlock by Judge Cox. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.. C. M. Kemp of North Lemon street. The groom is the son of J. A. Volz of this city, but is residing at Orange, being in the employ of the Orange Drug company. Big reductions on all millinery at Cables, next to S. Q. R. Store on S. Los Angeles Street. Hats cleaned and blocked. Anaheim Dye Works. Sixty-five hundredths of an inch of rain fell Monday night, making the Preparedness Revealed by a Will The preparedness is nowhere more essential than in the matter of making a Will. Precautionary measures against possible dissipation of an estate, which may represent years of toil and business sagacity, become imperative if its future is to be protected. Literature bearing upon this important matter may be had upon application. TRUST DEPARTMENT of German American Trust & Savings Bank of Los Angeles Savings—Commercial—Trust. Seventh and Spring Sts. Local Notes St. Joseph's Academy shipped five hundred pounds of candy to Havana, Cuba, Friday, to be distributed among the kiddies of an institution in that city. Henry Hucklebridge of Riverside has purchased the interest of Clifford Ulrich in the Eagle barber shop, and will in the future be associated with Clem Amberg in conducting that well known tonsorial establishment. The demolition of the buildings on the John Cassou property on West Center street has almost been finished and excavating for the new structure has been commenced. A modern two-story building is to adorn the premises. A gentleman who owns a 40 acre Valencia orchard northwest of town is reported to have cleaned up a small fortune in the sale of his crop the past season. The fruit is of the best and has commanded top prices. The exact figures are not given, but it is currently reported that the receipts of the orchard are unusually large. Miss Martha Adams celebrated her 5th birthday on Friday afternoon at her parents' home on Broadway, and proved herself to be a most agreeable hostess to a party of her young friends. A large birthday cake, handsomely decorated, bearing five miniature candles, was an object of especial interest to the young folks, who were regaled with generous slices of the cake and other toathsome delicacies. Miss Martha was recipient of many handsome presents, and the afternoon was most enjoyably spent in playing games. Clel Simpson will depart today for Billings, Mont., where he goes on an important business mission. Mr. Simpson will take some fancy specimens of lemons with him to show his Montana friends what we can raise out here. Mr. Simpson will also tell his Montana friends about our orange grooves, among them the Holden property southwest of here that is rated as one of the best in the state. Remodeling of the First National Bank building on the corner of Center and Los Angeles street will be commenced early in the new year. The building is to be made three stories in height; the lower floor of which is to be remodeled for the banking institution. The First National for many years has enjoyed prosperous times and takes easy rank with the best banks in the state. It is estimated that if the Panama Canal remains closed until March it will mean a loss to and from all points of $269,000 tons of freight, and a loss of $2,212,000 in tolls. The San Francisco payoff figure it will mean a gain for the railroads leading out of that city of $100,000 tons of freight and a gain in revenue of $3,900,000. Everything in connection with the big waterway must be expressed in big figures. 100 Engraved visiting cards with name plate would make a most suitable Xmas gift. We can furnish both for $2.00. WEBER BOOK AND MUSIC STORE M. E. Bever of West Broadway was in town on Saturday morning and reported that he had a good Jersey cow. He is at a loss to know whether it was stolen or not estray. Just about L. J. Winney, who owns 30 acres of valuable orange land in the eastern addition, was in town on Friday on a business mission and made a pleasant call at this office. Mr. Winney informs us that the Bonney 20 acres was sold last week to a Mr. Pollock of Orange, the consideration being $19,500. The place is set to Valencias and is considered one of the best properties in that section. Seven years ago Mr. Winney's daughter sold this same tract for $200 an acre. This sale evidences the fact of the wonderful advancement made in that section. Mr. Winney eleven years ago bought his tract of 20 acres at a nominal figure, and later acquired 10 acres additional. He has set the tract to Valencias and now has one of the best young orchards in Orange county. Orange land experts have given the information that the land lying east of Anaheim is the best of any in the Southland for Valencias. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Willard and daughter, Miss Mabelle, of Milford, Iowa, were guests of their old-time friends, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Taylor of East Broadway, for several days last week. They were entertained royally, being shown all about Anaheim and environs, and were delighted with their visit. Mr. and Mrs. Willard have taken their departure for Long Beach, and will later journey to San Diego where they will view the sights of the exposition. Upon completion of their visit to the southern city they will return to Anaheim for a further stay with Mr. and Mrs. Taylor. When they leave for their eastern home it is the intention of the climatic refugees to again seek this matchless locality for their permanent residence. Auto scarfs, hair ornaments and plumes make pretty gifts for Xmas gifts. Cables, next to S. Q. R. Store, on South Los Angeles street proved herself to be a most agreeable hostess to a party of her young friends. A large birthday cake, handsomely decorated, bearing five miniature candles, was an object of especial interest to the young folks, who were regaled with generous slices of the cake and other toathsome delicacies. Miss Martha was recipient of many handsome presents, and the afternoon was most enjoyably spent in playing games. Call or write us for the latest club offers on Magazines issued by the publishers. WEBER BOOK AND MUSIC STORE Adolph Rimpau was threatened with an attack of blood poisoning, caused by picking a small pimple on his left hand. The hand and forearm became swollen the following day, when prompt medical attention was sought, thereby preventing a more serious attack and no bad results are anticipated. Several cars of new crop oranges will be shipped from Fullerton to Eastern points for the holiday trade. The fruit is well colored and has a good flavor. Manager Miles of the Mutual Orange Distributors shipped the first car of the season from Fullerton, and will make other shipments. R. T. Davies moved out the first car from Placentia and will ship nine more cars at once. The American Fruit distributors are sending out two cars and will make other shipments this week. Monday was the date set for the trial of Casper Schontz of Buena Park, charged with responsibility for the killing of Daniel Aguilar, a Mexican, who was shot by a boy guarding a watermelon patch for Schontz. Owing to the fact that the Charleston trial has not been finished, it was found necessary to change the date. The trial was set by Judge West for Jan. 19. On the request of Attorney H. C. Head, the judge fixed ball for Schontz. The amount named is $2500. Clarence King has been taken to Los Angeles to answer for breaking his probation. King, a rancher of Wintersburg, was arrested in Los Angeles two years ago on a charge of passing a worthless check, and was given probation. Two weeks ago he M. E. Bever of West Broadway was in town on Saturday morning and reported that a good Jersey cow. He is at a loss to know whether it was stolen or even estray. Just about the time the cow was missed a neighbor of Bevera saw a man driving a wagon past his place, behind which he was leading a cow greatly resembling the missing one. It is possible that the cow has been stolen. Mr. Bever is making efforts to recover his property and has offered a reward for the return of the animal. A. W. Danforth, formerly a well-known resident of this section, now associated with the Pacific Sewer Pipe company, of Los Angeles, was in town Thursday night in attendance upon the meeting of the city trustees, when bids were opened for the sewerage extension in this city. The Pacific Pipe company also deal in terra cotta, fire brick and stonework, and has furnished much of the material appearing in buildings recently erected in this city. Crawford's marmalade factory recently was moved into new quarters, a lease of the west half of the Southern Pacific freight house having been secured. This location has exceptionally good shipping facilities, besides ample floor space. The acquiring of more room was made necessary by the increasing volume of orders received.. This new Anaheim product promises to become an article of general use throughout the country. Already it has been shipped into over half the states of the Union, besides smaller shipments that have gone to Canada. Land experts who have examined the soil east of town pronounce the land of the finest quality for Valencia orange trees... The land is not heavy and permits of the proper water percolation, just the thing needed for the successful propagation of the orange. Where hardpan exists in the heavier soils in some sections, irrigation water stands beneath the surface and has a tendency to sour the sap in the tree, thereby affecting the fruit. Owners of Upon completion of their visit to the southern city they will return to Anaheim for a further stay with Mr. and Mrs. Taylor. When they leave for their eastern home it is the intention of the climatic refugees to again seek this matchless locality for their permanent residence. Auto scarfs, hair ornaments and plumes make pretty gifts for Xmas gifts. Cables, next to S. Q. R. Store, on South Los Angeles street. Mrs. Victoria Holton and little daughter of Redlands were week-end guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Nemetz. Mr. Holton who has been in the employ of the Santa Fe for many years has been assigned the station at May, between Alhambra and Corona, and will assume charge the first of the year, when the family will remove to that place to reside. Will there be a Victrola in your home Christmas morning? Special easy terms this week. WEBER BOOK AND MUSIC STORE As announced in these columns a couple of weeks ago, preparations are under way to erect a modern building on the northwest corner of Center and South Philadelphia streets. It is understood that a leading amusement concern of Los Angeles is to maintain a first class vaudeville and movie picture concern in the premises. If it's for Chickens, we have it. H. H. Gardner, 114 N. Los Angeles St. J. W. Sackett is going in for cabbages and has set a large tract out west to that profitable product. He picks cabbage as a winner this season and should nothing unforeseen happen will have a wad of the long green that will make the eyes of his Montana friends bulge out with envy. The finest jewelry store in Orange county. We invite you to inspect our store. Hartfield's. Seed Potatoes, selected No. 1, Oregon stock. Buy now, or leave your order for future delivery. H. H. Gardner, 114 N. Los Angeles St. Joe Wagner of Placentia is contemplating moving into town with his family to reside. Joe has one of the sary to change the date. The trial was set by Judge West for Jan. 19. On the request of Attorney H. C. Head, the judge fixed ball for Schontz. The amount named is $2500. Clarence King has been taken to Los Angeles to answer for breaking his probation. King, a rancher of Wintersburg, was arrested in Los Angeles two years ago on a charge of passing a worthless check, and was given probation. Two weeks ago he gave a check to A. Namnam of this city. This check proved to be worthless. King was arrested on a warrant issued in Santa Ana. At the county jail he declared that the checks were written while he was in a fit of mental aberration. He said that he remembers nothing about having written them. Instead of prosecuting the man in this county, he was sent to Los Angeles to face the former charge upon which he was convicted. Work on the job of placing the Pacific Telephone company's wires underground within the ornamental light zone, began this week under the direction of Frank O'Neill of Los Angeles. Thirty men will be engaged in the work, which will be completed within two months. This work was ordered by the city trustees some weeks ago. Moses' Best Flour. If you want the best try a sack. It is guaranteed. For sale only by H. H. Gardner Co., 114 N. Los Angeles St. We call for and deliver to all parts of the city. Anaheim Dye Works. Hay for sale in carload lots or less. Storage room 413 East Center street, Anaheim. Both phones: Home 123; Sunset 249-W. Goods of Quality for a whole lot less—that's us—City Hardware Co. Land experts who have examined the soil east of town pronounce the land of the finest quality for Valencia orange trees. The land is not heavy and permits of the proper water percolation, just the thing needed for the successful propagation of the orange. Where hardpan exists in the heavier soils in some sections, irrigation water stands beneath the surface and has a tendency to sour the sap in the tree, thereby affecting the fruit. Owners of orange orchards in the eastern section have young bonninas. When the New Valencia Hotel is finished, which will be about March 1st, it is proposed to have a grand house warming upon the upper floor, participated in by the Board of Trade, Merchants Association and the Mother Colony Club. The three organizations will have quarters there and a number of business men are planning to usher in the new hotel with a grand opening, the main feature of which will be a splendid banquet. A program of amusements will also be arranged and the affair promises to be one of the social events of the new year. A safe deposit box in the average home is considered a necessity. The Anaheim National Bank can serve you. The case of Roy Charleston charged with taking furniture from Graham's store has been on trial in superior court and will probably not be determined before today. Charleston was on the witness stand on Tuesday, and swore that many of the articles alleged to have been stolen, had been paid for by him. A number of witnesses were on the stand giving Charleston a good character. Buy your Xmas presents for less at the City Hardware Co. The finest jewelry store in Orange county. We invite you to inspect our store. Hartfield's. Seed Potatoes, selected No. 1, Oregon stock. Buy now, or leave your order for future delivery. H. H. Gardner, 114 N. Los Angeles St. Joe Wagner of Placentia is contemplating moving into town with his family to reside. Joe has one of the finest orange orchards in Placentia, but has decided to make his residence in Anaheim. A bank account may help to turn shadows into sunshine. Most people have rainy days some time. We welcome small accounts. The Anaheim National bank. Coal, Wood, Hay, Grain and complete line of garden seeds and poultry supplies. H. H. Gardner Co., 114 N. Los Angeles street. Several bargains in second-hand touring and roadster cars, at the Ford Garage. Big reductions on all millinery at Cables, next to S. Q. R. Store on S. Los Angeles Street. While standing on the curb waiting for a street car for Los Angeles, E. W. McGaffey fell dead from apoplexy at Santa Ana. The unfortunate man was standing in front of the home of J. W. Sackman at the corner of Fourth and Shelton, when death overtook him. He was well known, having been engaged for some years in the building contracting business. If it comes from Hartfield's it is the best. Xmas Casseroles, Mission style, the latest. Special $1.90 at City Hardware Co. 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 Dress Goods Our stock of Silks and Dressgoods is especially priced for Holiday Gifts. Mr. Husband, how about a nice Silk of 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 yards of Ribbons for your holiday gifts, from the penny baby ribbon to the high grade fancy ribbons for bags and other popular articles. Single Pieces, $2.00 to $10.00 Sets 7.50 to 20.00 RIBBONS Tens of thousands of yards 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 Sheriff Jackson got word Monday the George Rose and Tom Jones were in jail in El Centro and that G. W. Terry's Regal automobile was in a garage at the same place. The automobile was stolen at Anaheim on Thanksgiving day... Descriptions were sent out. The El Centro officers' suspicions were aroused when an attemt was made to sell the machine. The sheriff will have the two men returned to Santa Ana to answer for grand larceny. BOYS—We sell the American model building. Prizes offered for new models. WEBER BOOK AND MUSIC STORE Louise Nothaf has petitioned the superior court to terminate the interest of J. L. Nothaf, who died on November 26, in real estate at Anaheim. H. G. Ames is attorney for the petitioner. The Santa Ana Elks will give their annual Christmas entertainment either at the Elks hall or Clune's theatre in that city on Thursday, Dec. 23. Any person knowing of poor children who would like to attend may report their names to Rev. David Todd Gillimor. Machines will gather up the kiddies at the library building and those who assemble there will be taken care of. The number going should report to Rev. Gillimor. In the evening at the club rooms an entertainment will be given at which time Santa Claus will distribute gifts to the Elks. Mrs. Jessie L. Martenet, wife of M. W. Martenet, died at the family home Friday after a lingering illness. The funeral was held at Backs & Terry's chapel Tuesday, Rev. David Todd Gillimor having charge of the service. The remains were taken to Pasadena for interment under direction of the Eastern Star, of which order she was a member. The Christmas Spirit Is the Spirit of Giving THE SENSE OF DOING SOMETHING FOR SOME ONE The Christmas Spirit Is the Spirit of Giving THE SENSE OF DOING SOMETHING FOR SOME ONE ELSE TO WHOM WE WANT TO GIVE PLEASURE. OUR PART AS DEALERS IN MERCHANDISE IS TO PROVIDE GIFTS, SOME COSTLY, SOME VERY INEXPENSIVE, THINGS THAT MEN WANT TO RECEIVE. THINGS THAT YOU WANT TO GIVE. YOU'LL FIND A BIG SELECTION HERE WE HAVE ALL SORTS OF THINGS MEN AND YOUNG MEN LIKE FOR THEIR PERSONAL USE, THINGS TO WEAR MOST-LY. HERE ARE A FEW SUGGESTIONS. NECKWEAR, TIES AT 50c, 75c, $1 BOX OF COLLARS. LEATHER COLLAR BAG, SILK LINED AT 75c TO $1.50 MACKINAWS, $7.50 TO $10.00 FLORSHIELD SHOES STETSON HATS SMOKING JACKETS, $5.00 LOUNGING ROBES $4 TO $8 REAL IRISH LINEN INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS AT 25c NECKTIE RACKS, 50c TO $1.00 SWEATERS Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits YUNGBLUTH'S “THE BEST GOODS”