anaheim-gazette 1916-04-20

Dress Up for Easter All departments are displaying items of special interest. Nobby New Skirts $3.00 Wash Skirts in White Pique at $1.50, $2.00 (Many New Styles to choose from) Crisp New Waists, just received in time for Easter. numbers at $1.00 and $1.50, others up to $3.50. Exclusive styles in Coats and Suits, one of each style, no duCoats at $5.00 to $12.50. Suits $15.00 and $18.50 New Shoes and Pumps, just opened. Grey Kid, White Nubuck, Kid with white top; these are very scarce and hard to g We show them at $4.00, $4.50 and $5.00. THE S. Q. R. STOR FOR SALE FOR SALE—12½ acers Valencias on boulevard between Anaheim and Fullerton. High land free from floods. Very easy terms to responsible buyer. Geo. Gray, Fullerton. FOR SALE—Fresh milk cow, sow and pigs. Phone Home 1836 E. G. Alton. FOR SALE—Extra good Jersey cow, fresh, price $90. Phone 23-J 3, Placentia. R. D. 3, Anaheim. FOR SALE—the old high school bus, it is a 2-inch wagon with a good bed and top. Half springs. Will be sold to the highest bidder. Can be seen at high school. Call or address S. D. Winters, Anaheim R. D. 2; Home phone 1821. Local Notes Mrs. C. O. Rust was visiting in Los Angeles Thursday. Harry Hanna of San Marcos was in town on Tuesday on a business trip. Hans Kuhr of the southwest country was a business visitor in town Tuesday. Have your mower put in first class shape, ground so it will cut. W. H. Houts. Have your mower put in first class shape, ground so it will cut. W. H. Houts. Preparedness is interested Mrs. H such an extent that geles newspaper a contest on the to give expression essay and submi manager. Mrs. O fined to her home so logical and well ticle that she w prize. As she was home Mr. Champ city Saturday to receive the prize picture in the paper the lady who won. In the superior quest of Attorney J. H. Higgins of FOR SALE—Extra good Jersey cow, fresh, price $90. Phone 23-J 3, Placentia. R. D. 3, Anaheim. FOR SALE—The old high school bus, it is a 2-inch wagon with a good bed and top. Half springs. Will be sold to the highest bidder. Can be seen at high school. Call or address S. D. Winters, Anaheim R. D. 2; Home phone 1821. FOR SALE—First class White Rose seed potatoes, at Trapp Brothers' ranch, 4 miles west and half mile north of Anaheim, enar county road. FOR EXCHANGE—We have 2 nice homes in Anaheim and 2 in Los Angeles to exchange for ranches near Anaheim. Come in and list your ranch. Anaheim Realty Co., H. O. Henderson, Fred Koesel, 212 East Center St., Anaheim, Cal. FOR SALE—2000 first class two-year-old Valencia orange trees. Cheap: J. W. Duckworth. FOR SALE—5000 No. 1 Valencia orange trees, for 1916 planting. Will trade, what have you. Twombly Ranch, Fullerton, Cal. Phone 158-J 3. FOR EXCHANGE—Extra fine stock and grain ranch of nearly 500 acres in San Luis Obispo county. Has living water and fully equipped with stock and machinery. Price $55,000, and cheap. Will take part good trade in Orange county. Anaheim Realty Co., 212 E. Center St., Anaheim, Cal. FOR RENT—Eight shares of water stock. $50.00 for the season. Apply Anaheim Union Water company. WANTED—You to save money by getting an estimate from us on irrigation pipe and repairs. We are agents for all makes of gates and valves. Baxter & Beck, Anaheim yard. Phone 100-J 5; Res. 175-R 1. WANTED—All kinds of laundry help. Call Anaheim Laundry Company. WANTED—20 acres or more bearing Valencia orange grove. Must be well located and A-1 land. Have a corner on West Adams street, Los Angeles in the heart of the finest mansions and highest class district of the city. 212 feet frontage on West Adams by 260 feet deep. Frontage on three streets. A piece of property that is seldom offered. Hang Kuhr of the southwest country was a business visitor in town Tuesday. Have your mower put in first class shape, ground so it will cut. W. H. Houts. Have your mower put in first class shape, ground so it will cut. W. H. Houts. The Eagles enjoyed a substantial feed at their hall Thursday night at the close of the business session. Mrs. Hiram Bowen is enjoying a visit from her cousin, Mrs. L. A. Dutton of Davis Creek, Cal. The cousins had not met in 28 years. A. S. Bradford of Placentia left on Saturday evening for a short business trip to San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. William Reed, who have been visiting their daughter, Mrs. G. M. Simpson, left Thursday for their home at Aberdeen, S. D. Lawn mowers ground not filed, on a machine especially constructed and all work guaranteed, called for and delivered any where in the city. W. H. Houts. After a protracted illness, Dr. F. E. Corwin has recovered sufficiently to be able to leave for Hot Springs, California, where he will continue his work as resident physician for the season. His family will remain in this city. Mrs. Jos. Carroll last week entertained the Wednesday afternoon Five Hundred club at her home an West Broadway. The house decorations were roses and sweet peas. Table decorations, sweet peas and easter ornaments. The prize a center piece, was won by Mrs. Harry Pearson. Mrs. Frank Shanley and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Carroll drove down to Long Beach Saturday in Mrs. Shanley's electric car. They were guests of the Beardsley Electric company, and were joined by others at Whittier. They were entertained by the company at the Virginia hotel. GOOD FRIDAY DEVITIONS At St Michael's Episcopal church, corner Emily and Adell streets, the Rev David Todd Gilmer will conduct WANTED—All kinds of laundry help. Call Anaheim Laundry Company. WANTED—20 acres or more bearing Valencia orange grove. Must be well located and A-1 land. Have a corner on West Adams street, Los Angeles in the heart of the finest mansions and highest class district of the city. 212 feet frontage on West Adams by 260 feet deep. Frontage on three streets. A piece of property that is seldom offered for exchange. Price $35,000. Clear. Write for map and location of this if you have the property that will match this. F. H. Leavitt, 3515 4th Avenue, Los Angeles. Mrs. Frank Shanley and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Carroll drove down to Long Beach Saturday in Mrs. Shanley's electric car. They were guests of the Beardsley Electric company, and were joined by others at Whittier. They were entertained by the company at the Virginia hotel. GOOD FRIDAY DEVITIONS At St. Michael’s Episcopal church, corner Emily and Adell streets, the Rev. David Todd Gillmor will conduct a three hour devotions and speak from the Seven Words of the Cross on Good Friday, April 21st, from 12 M. to 3 P. M. All are most cordially invited to come. The First National Bank Paid up Capital $50,000. Surplus and Undivided Profits over $85,000 Originally organized as a State Bank in 1893. “THE OLD RELIABLE BANK” Officers and Directors C. E. HOLCOMB, President. EDGAR J. HARTUNG, Cashier, FRANK SHANLEY, Vice-President. H. L. USTICK, Asst. Cashier. A. S. BRADFORD, Vice-President. M. C. GOFF, Asst. Cashier. SAMUEL KRAEMER Our resources, advice and efficient service are at the disposition of our friends and customers at all times, and we assure you that any business entrusted to our care will receive prompt and careful attention. 4 Per Cent Interest Paid on Time Certificates. We Want Your Business! ANAHEIM GAZETTE—THURSDAY, APRIL 20 Easter of special interest $3.00 to $6.00 at $1.50, $2, $2.50 (rose from) time for Easter. Attractive mers up to $3.50. each style, no duplicates $15.00 and $18.50 White Nubuck, Champagne carce and hard to get. 50 and $5.00. STORE Preparedness is a question that has interested Mrs. F. W. Champion to such an extent that when a Los Angeles newspaper recently inaugurated a contest on the subject she decided to give expression to her views in an essay and submit it to the contest manager. Mrs. Champion was confined to her home with sickness, but so logical and well written was her article that she was granted second prize. As she was unable to leave her home Mr. Champion went up to the city Saturday to represent her and receive the prize money, and got his picture in the paper as the husband of the lady who won second prize. In the superior court Friday the request of Attorney Walter Eden that J. H. Higgins of Yuba county, be dis- Mrs. S. J. Paschall was visiting friends in Long Beach last week. For Poultry supplies, go to Gardner's, 114 N. Los Angeles street. E. E. Smith, Ross Phegley, L. E. and Harry Ustick and Howard Krause spent Sunday at Camp Baldy. L. B. Valla was over from Santa Ana Saturday on business connected with the Southern Pacific railroad. T. L. Hoag of this city, has run up against the motor cops. Complaint has been filed against him for breaking the speed limit. Mrs. Alton Shepherd of Pasadena and daughter Edna, are visiting this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Puchert. The Anaheim high school is having a vacation this week. Owing to the enforced idleness during the flood season the city schools will have no spring vacation. Postmaster J. F. Ahlborn and wife were in Los Angeles Friday evening attending the debate on "Preparedness," in which the U. S. C. debaters won a decision over Columbia university of New York. Geo. W. Hubert of Denver has purchased the Charles Trudeau ranch on South street. It consists of four acres. He will erect a house thereon. A party of young ladies, members of the Friendly Society of St. Michael's church, went over to the county hospital Thursday with an auto load of roses which they distributed among the inmates. The offerings were highly appreciated by the ivalids. The music section of the Ebell club met with Mrs. E. W. Hauck Wednes- Your Gold This terrific slashing of price. $12,000 of nationally added to be closed out. Act Now! SHIRTS Summer Time means shirt time. Take advice these Closing Out Sale prices. $2.00 Shirts, soft cuffs, 14 to 16 $1.50 grades, soft or laundered $1.25 Value, soft collar attached $1.00 Men's Night Shirts, Twill or Muslin 50c Men's Work shirts, 14½ to 17 Boy's 50c Blouse Waists or Shirts $1 Values, soft collar attached or Golf Shirt laundered cuffs. Exceptional Values MAKES THAT YOU KNOW—"IDE" "CALNEVAR," "E & W." BOYS' SUITS SAVE DOLLARS, Buy the Boy's Clothes $5.00 Norfolks, lined knickers, some have pair pants Look for Yellow Tags FALL Closing Out Sale Mrs. Harriett William Meyers, commissioner of birds and wild life in California, will give a lecture in M. E. church, Anaheim, Thursday (tonight). Stereopticon illustrations will be used to illustrate her talk. County Clerk Williams, Deputy Clerk Joe Backs, Deputy District Attorney Walter Eden, Editor Clarkson of the Blade and T. E. Stevenson of the Register, were in the city Monday night attending the republican rally. Mrs. Harriett William Meyers, commissioner of birds and wild life in California, will give a lecture in M. E. church, Anaheim, Thursday (tonight). Stereopticon illustrations will be used to illustrate her talk. County Clerk Williams, Deputy Clerk Joe Backs, Deputy District Attorney Walter Eden, Editor Clarkson of the Blade and T. E. Stevenson of the Register, were in the city Monday night attending the republican rally. Mrs. Harriett William Meyers, commissioner of birds and wild life in California, will give a lecture in M. E. church, Anaheim, Thursday (tonight). Stereopticon illustrations will be used to illustrate her talk. County Clerk Williams, Deputy Clerk Joe Backs, Deputy District Attorney Walter Eden, Editor Clarkson of the Blade and T. E. Stevenson of the Register, were in the city Monday night attending the republican rally. Mrs. Harriett William Meyers, commissioner of birds and wild life in California, will give a lecture in M. E. church, Anaheim, Thursday (tonight). Stereopticon illustrations will be used to illustrate her talk. County Clerk Williams, Deputy Clerk Joe Backs, Deputy District Attorney Walter Eden, Editor Clarkson of the Blade and T. E. Stevenson of the Register, were in the city Monday night attending the republican rally. Mrs. Harriett William Meyers, commissioner of birds and wild life in California, will give a lecture in M. E. church, Anaheim, Thursday (tonight). Stereopticon illustrations will be used to illustrate her talk. County Clerk Williams, Deputy Clerk Joe Backs, Deputy District Attorney Walter Eden, Editor Clarkson of the Blade and T. E. Stevenson of the Register, were in the city Monday night attending the republican rally. Mrs. Harriett William Meyers, commissioner of birds and wild life in California, will give a lecture in M. E. church, Anaheim, Thursday (tonight). Stereopticon illustrations will be used to illustrate her talk. County Clerk Williams, Deputy Clerk Joe Backs, Deputy District Attorney Walter Eden, Editor Clarkson of the Blade and T. E. Stevenson of the Register, were in the city Monday night attending the republican rally. Mrs. Harriett William Meyers, commissioner of birds and wild life in California, will give a lecture in M. E. church, Anaheim, Thursday (tonight). Stereopticon illustrations will be used to illustrate her talk. County Clerk Williams, Deputy Clerk Joe Backs, Deputy District Attorney Walter Eden, Editor Clarkson of the Blade and T. E. Stevenson of the Register, were in the city Monday night attending the republican rally. Mrs. Harriett William Meyers, commissioner of birds and wild life in California, will give a lecture in M. E. church, Anaheim, Thursday (tonight). Stereopticon illustrations will be used to illustrate her talk. County Clerk Williams, Deputy Clerk Joe Backs, Deputy District Attorney Walter Eden, Editor Clarkson of the Blade and T. E. Stevenson of the Register, were in the city Monday night attending the republican rally. Mrs. Harriett William Meyers, commissioner of birds and wild life in California, will give a lecture in M. E. church, Anaheim, Thursday (tonight). Stereopticon illustrations will be used to illustrate her talk. County Clerk Williams, Deputy Clerk Joe Backs, Deputy District Attorney Walter Eden, Editor Clarkson of the Blade and T. E. Stevenson of the Register, were in the city Monday night attending the republican rally. Mrs. Harriett William Meyers, commissioner of birds and wild life in California, will give a lecture in M. E. church, Anaheim, Thursday (tonight). Stereopticon illustrations will be used to illustrate her talk. County Clerk Williams， Deputy Clerk Joe Backs， Deputy District Attorney Walter Eden，Editor Clarkson of the Blade and T.E.Stevenson of the Register，were in the city Monday night attending the republican rally. Mrs.Harriett William Meyers，commissioner of birds and wild life in California，will give a lecture in M.E.church,Anaheim,Tuesday(night)，Stereopticon illustrations will be used to illustrate her talk. Mrs.Harriett William Meyers，commissioner of birds and wild life in California，will give a lecture in M.E.church,Anaheim,Tuesday(night)，Stereopticon illustrations will be used to illustrate her talk. Mrs.Harriett William Meyers，commissioner of birds and wild life in California，will give a lecture in M.E.church,Anaheim,Tuesday(night)，Stereopticon illustrations will be used to illustrate her talk. Mrs.Harriett William Meyers，commissioner of birds and wild life in California，will give a lecture in M.E.church,Anaheim,Tuesday(night)，Stereopticon illustrations will be used to illustrate her talk. Mrs.Harriett William Meyers，commissioner of birds and wild life in California，will give a lecture in M.E.church,Anaheim,Tuesday(night)，Stereopticon illustrations will be used to illustrate her talk. Mrs.Harriett William Meyers，commissioner of birds and wild life in California，will give a lecture in M.E.church,Anaheim,Tuesday(night)，Stereopticon illustrations will be used to illustrate her talk. Mrs.Harriett William Meyers，commissioner of birds and wild life in California，will give a lecture in M.E.church,Anaheim,Tuesday(night)，Stereopticon illustrations will be used to illustrate her talk. Mrs.Harriett William Meyers，commissioner of birds and wild life in California，will give a lecture in M.E.church,Anaheim,Tuesday(night)，Stereopticon illustrations will be used to illustrate her talk. Mrs.Harriett William Meyers，commissioner of birds and wild life in California，will give a lecture in M.E.church,Anaheim,Tuesday(night)，Stereopticon illustrations will be used to illustrate her talk. Mrs.Harriett William Meyers，commissioner of birds and wild life in California，will give a lecture in M.E.church,Anaheim,Tuesday(night)，Stereopticon illustrations will be used to illustrate her talk. Mrs.Harriett William Meyers，commissioner of birds and wild life in California，will give a lecture in M.E.church,Anaheim,Tuesday(night)，Stereopticon illustrations will be used to illustrate her talk. Mrs.Harriett William Meyers，commissioner of birds and wild life in California，will give a lecture in M.E.church,Anaheim,Tuesday(night)，Stereopticon illustrations will be used to illustrate her talk. Mrs.Harriett William Meyers，commissioner of birds and wild life in California，will give a lecture in M.E.church,Anaheim,Tuesday(night)，Stereopticon illustrations will be used to illustrate her talk. Mrs.Harriett William Meyers，commissioner of birds and wild life in California，will give a lecture in M.E.church,Anaheim,Tuesday(night)，Stereopticon illustrations will be used to illustrate her talk. Mrs.Harriett William Meyers，commissioner of birds and wild life in California，will give a lecture in M.E.church,Anaheim,Tuesday(night)，Stereopticon illustrations will be used to illustrate her talk. Mrs.Harriett William Meyers，commissioner of birds and wild life in California，will give a lecture in M.E.church,Anaheim,Tuesday(night)，Stereopticon illustrations will be used to illustrate her talk. Mrs.Harriett William Meyers，commissioner of birds and wild life in California，will give a lecture in M.E.church,Anaheim,Tuesday(night)，Stereopticon illustrations will be used to illustrate her talk. Mrs.Harriett William Meyers，commissioner of birds and wild life in California，will give a lecture in M.E.church,Anaheim,Tuesday(night)，Stereopticon illustrations will be used to illustrate her talk. Mrs.Harriett William Meyers，commissioner of birds and wild life in California，will give a lecture in M.E.church,Anaheim,Tuesday(night)，Sterepticon illustrations will be used to illustrate her talk. Mrs.Harriett William Meyers，commissioner of birds and wild life in California，will give a lecture in M.E.church,Anaheim,Tuesday(night)，Sterepticon illustrations will be used to illustrate her talk. Mrs.Harriett William Meyers，commissioner of birds and wild life in California，will give a lecture in M.E.church,Anaheim,Tuesday(night)，Sterepticon illustrations will be used to illustrate her talk. Mrs.Harriett William Meyers，commissioner of birds and wild life in California，will give a lecture in M.E.church,Anaheim,Tuesday(night)，Sterepticon illustrations will be used to illustrate her talk. Mrs.Harriett William Meyers，commissioner of birds and wild life in California，will give a lecture in M.E.church,Anaheim,Tuesday(night)，Sterepticon illustrations will be used to illustrate her talk. Mrs.Harriett William Meyers，commissioner of birds and wild life in California，will give a lecture in M.E.church,Anaheim,Tuesday(night)，Sterepticon illustrations will be used to illustrate her talk. Mrs.Harriett William Meyers，commissioner of birds and wild life in California，will give a lecture in M.E.church,Anaheim,Tuesday(night)，Sterepticon illustrations will be used to illustrate her talk. Mrs.Harriett William Meyers，commissioner of birds and wild life in California，will give a lecture in M.E.church,Anaheim,Tuesday(night)，Sterepticon illustrations will be used to illustrate her talk. Mrs.Harriett William Meyers，commissioner of birds and wild life in California，will give a lecture in M.E.church,Anaheim,Tuesday(night)，Sterepticon illustrations will be used to illustrate her talk. Mrs.Harriett William Meyers，commissioner of birds and wild life in California，will give a lecture in M.E.church,Anaheim,Tuesday(night)，Sterepticon illustrations will be used to illustrate her talk. Mrs.Harriett William Meyers，commissioner of birds和 Wild Life（National Association for Wildlife Conservation)， $12\%$ off all orders! Visit us at: www.AnalheaimGazette.com Preparedness is a question that has interested Mrs.F.W.Campion to such an extent that when a Los Angeles newspaper recently inaugurated a contest on the subject she decided to give expression to her views in an essay and submit it to the contest manager Mrs.Campion was confined to her home with sickness but so logical and well written was her article that she was granted second prize.As she was unable to leave her home Mr.Campion went up to the city Saturday to represent her and receive the prize money,and got his picture In the paper as the husband Of the lady who won second prize.In the superior court Fridaythe request Of Attorney Walter Eden that J.H.Higgins Of Yuba county,begin Preparedness is a question that has interested Mrs.F.W.Campion to such an extent that when a Los Angeles newspaper recently inaugurated a contest on the subject she decided to give expression to her views in an essay and submit it to the contest manager Mrs.Campion was confined to her home with sickness but so logical and well written was her article that she was granted second prize.As she was unable to leave her home Mr.Campion went up to the city Saturday to represent her and receive the prize money,and got his picture In the superior court Fridaythe request Of Attorney Walter Eden that J.H.Higgins Of Yuba county,begin Preparedness is a question that has interested Mrs.F.W.Campion to such an extent that when a Los Angeles newspaper recently inaugurated a contest on the subject she decided to give expression to her views in an essay and submit it to the contest manager Mrs.Campion was confined to her home with sickness but so logical and well written was her article that she was granted second prize.As she was unable to leave her home Mr.Campion went up to the city Saturday to represent her and receive the prize money,and got his picture In the superior court Fridaythe request Of Attorney Walter Eden that J.H.Higgins Of Yuba county,begin Preparedness is a question that has interested Mrs.F.W.Campion to such an extent that when a Los Angeles newspaper recently inaugurated a contest on the subject she decided to give expression to her views in an essay and submit it to the contest manager Mrs.Campion was confined to her home with sickness but so logical and well written was her article that she was granted second prize.As she was unable to leave her home Mr.Campion went up to the city Saturday to represent her and receive the prize money,and got his picture In the superior court Fridaythe request Of Attorney Walter Eden that J.H.Higgins Of Yuba county,begin Preparedness is a question that has interested Mrs.F.W.Campion to such an extent that when a Los Angeles newspaper recently inaugurated a contest on the subject she decided to give expression to her views in an essay and submit it to the contest manager Mrs.Campion was confined to her home with sickness but so logical and well written was her article that she was granted second prize.As she was unable to leave her home Mr.Campion went up to the city Saturday to represent her and receive the prize money,and got his picture In the superior court Fridaythe request Of Attorney Walter Eden that J.H.Higgins Of Yuba county,begin Preparedness is a question that has interested Mrs.F.W.Campion to such an extent that when a Los Angeles newspaper recently inaugurated a contest on the subject she decided to give expression to her views in an essay and submit it to the contest manager Mrs.Campion was confined to her home with sickness but so logical and well written was her article that she was granted second prize.As she was unable to leave her home Mr.Campion went up to the city Saturday to represent her and receive the prize money,and got his picture In the superior court Fridaythe request Of Attorney Walter Eden that J.H.Higgins Of Yuba county,begin Preparedness is a question that has interested Mrs.F.W.Campion to such an extent that when a Los Angeles 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In the superior court Friday the request of Attorney Walter Eden that J. H. Higgins of Yuba county, be discharged as administrator of the estate of Jane Boylan Cook and Public Administrator Winbigler be appointed, was granted. Eden, representing W. E. Cook, husband of the deceased, declared that Higgins had never filed an inventory of the property of the estate, as required by law. O. T. Callor, attorney for Higgins, admitted that his client had been negligent. The court sustained Eden. In this estate letters written by her Mrs. Cook were held to be her will and under those letters the estate would go to relatives other than her husband. Upon that ruling there is an appeal to the supreme court. Easter cards, booklets and novels at prices from one cent up. WEBER BOOK AND MUSIC STORE A team of horses belonging to the Anaheim Truck & Transfer company, created some excitement on East Center street Saturday by running away. They were hitched to a truck which was partially loaded with brick. The truck was being loaded at the Santa Fe tracks when a freight train backing into the car frightened the horses. Albert Cook, the driver, was thrown off and the frightened animals ran unhampered until they turned into Claidina street, where they encountered Cooney Mauerhan. Cooney climbed onto the truck from the rear and stopped the runaways. There was no damage—not even a brick was lost. A safe place for your valuable papaheim National Bank. H. H. Kelly, Santa Ana agent for the Cadillac and Oakland, has opened a branch in Anaheim, with Harry Kenyon in charge. Dr. M. M. Henderson, Dentist, Suite 1, Mullinix blvd., Anaheim. J. J. Tavis of Santa Ana, commercial agent of the Salt Lake railroad, was in South street. It consists of four acres. He will erect a house thereon. A party of young ladies, members of the Friendly Society of St. Michael's church, went over to the county hospital Thursday with an auto load of roses which they distributed among the inmates. The offerings were highly appreciated by the Ivalids. The music section of the Ebell club met with Mrs. E. W. Hauck Wednesday afternoon. Twenty-seven ladies were present, and an enjoyable afternoon was spent. An interesting musical program was rendered. Mrs. Grace Pier will leave for her home Thursday, at Empira, Kan., after spending the winter with her daughter, Mrs. C. C. Davis. "America, I love you," the latest patriotic song, 15 cents. WEBER BOOK AND MUSIC STORE It is reliably reported that the Buena Park Cannery has disposed of its entire interests to E. A. Taylor of Los Angeles, who is said to be a capitalist and a cannery man of experience. It is expected that he will proceed at once in the work of putting the old creamery into condition to handle this season's crop of fruits and vegetables. A safe deposit box in our fire and burglar proof vaults for $1.00 a year. The Anaheim National Bank. The Anaheim Concordia will give a spring concert in the high school auditorium on Wednesday, May 10. The Santa Ana glee club will assist in the musical program. The Concordia promises that the concert will be up to the usual high standard of entertainments given by that popular musical organization. According to present indications there will be a large audience. The person who keeps his money in his shoes has a poor banker when he wishes to borrow. Try the Anaheim National Bank instead. County Sealer George McPhee has notified buyers and shippers of cauliflower that twenty-four heads constitute two dozen, and those who have been packing from twenty-eight to thirty-four heads in a crate and calling it two dozen have been defrauding the Mrs. Harriett William Meyers, commissioner of birds and wild life in California, will give a lecture in M. E. church, Anaheim, Thursday (to-night). Stereopticon illustrations will be used to illustrate her talk. County Clerk Williams, Deputy Clerk Joe Backs, Deputy District Attorney Walter Eden, Editor Clarkson of the Blade and T. E. Stevenson of the Register, were in the city Monday night attending the republican rally. Hon. P. A. Stanton, California member of the national republican committee, and Hon. R. P. Benton, assemblyman from Los Angeles, were in the city Monday attending the republican rally. We have just received some attractive picture mouldings which will frame up very artistically and at prices astonishingly low. WEBER BOOK AND MUSIC STORE The Valencia cafe opened up Saturday, and Mesars. Lehman & Osmun report business starting satisfactorily. They expect to make it famous all through the South by the excellent service they offer their guests. Dr. M. M. Henderson, Dentist, Suite 1, Mullinix blvd., Anaheim. The Sperry Flour company has purchased the Anaheim Milling company's plant on the Santa Fe tracks and now has possession. The feed mill will be continued, and in addition a large stock of flour from the company's big mills in the north will be kept on hand. The company is giving demonstrations and lessons in baking to ladies in the Masonic Temple this week. Fred Gresswell went up to Los Angeles Tuesday on a business mission. Max L. Hubermann was a business visitor in town from his residence on the canyon boulevard above Olive. He has acquired the Hoyt ranch of 77 acres and has 30 acres set to oranges and lemons. Mr. Huberman is a road builder and has constructed many of the county highways. The Jolly Good Time club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Stock on Friday evening, and indulged in Five Hundred. Mrs. Stock was winner of the first prize for ladies, Mrs. O.W. Clark taking second. Leon Porter captured the first gentleman's A safe place for your valuable papaheim National Bank. H. H. Kelly, Santa Ana agent for the Cadillac and Oakland, has opened a branch in Anaheim, with Harry Kenyon in charge. Dr. M. K. Henderson, Dentist, Suite L, Mullinax blog, Anaheim. J. J. Tavis of Santa Ana, commercial agent of the Salt Lake railroad, was in town on a business mission Saturday. Dr. H. A. Johnston is attending a meeting of the State Medical association at Fresno this week. Mrs. F. T. Edmiston went up to Lancaster Sunday to attend the funeral of her sister, Mrs. Thomas, who died Thursday. Expert piano tuning, F. W. Schmidt. C. M. Phillips left Saturday on a business trip to St. Paul. Misses Virginia, Dorothy and Charlie Brizzolari of Los Angeles, are visiting this week with their sister, Mrs. David Todd Gillmor. 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 Mrs. Fred Marsh was a visitor in Los Angeles Tuesday. J. K. Lybarger has been laid up with a badly sprained right arm for the past several days, the result of being "kicked" by a man-killing Ford. Expert piano tuning, F. W. Schmidt. The person who keeps his money in his shoes has a poor banker when he wishes to borrow. Try the Anaheim National Bank instead. County Sealer George McPhee has notified buyers and shippers of cauliflower that twenty-four heads constitute two dozen, and those who have been packing from twenty-eight to thirty-four heads in a crate and calling it two dozen have been defrauding the Orange county grower. The vegetable is purchased by the dozen heads, and each crate is supposed to contain only twenty-four. Regardless of how many were in the crate only, two dozen were paid for. Mr. McPhee has called a halt on this practice. Mrs. Anna E. Holman whose sensational disappearance from mthe Canyon Crest sanitarium at Glendale on January 28, caused much excitement because of its attending circumstances and the prominence of the lady, has finally been located. She is living with relatives in Chicago. Mrs. Holman was taken away by two men who beat her nurse, Miss Mary Craig, seriously injuring her. Mrs. Holman refuses to give any particulars of her abduction from the institution, and it is presumed she was a party to the affair. She was confined to the institution some years ago under an insanity sentence, and Judge Shanley of this city, was appointed her guardian. Miss Eetel Gibbs, who has had charge of the musical department of the Anaheim high school, has resigned her position and gone to Oakland, having been offered a position in the city schools there. Miss Gibbs will be greatly missed here. Expert piano tuning, F. W. Schmidt. Easter Sun Dinner AT Hotel Valencio 12 O'clock Noon to Chicken a la Surprise Olives and Radish Bolled Sea Trout Holland Pommes Parisiennes Lobster Patties a la Carne Young Chicken Valencio Mashed Potatoes Columbo Easter Lilly Salad Pistaschi Ice Cream Strawberry Shortcake Valencia Special Coffee Telephone for Table Reservations OUR Golden Opportunities A terrific slashing of prices has never had an equal in Orange County 100 nationally advertised shoes and men's furnishings are still sold out. Act Now! You save on every article you buy. SHIRTS Means shirt time. Take advantage of out Sale prices. Buy shirts now. Cuffs, 14 to 16 ... $1.39 Tie or laundered ... $1.15 Collar attached ... 95c Shirts, Twill or Muslin ... 79c Shirts, 14½ to 17 ... 39c Waists or Shirts ... 39c Dollar attached or Golf Shirts with coffees. Exceptional Values ... 79c YOU KNOW—"IDE" HENDAN", ALNEVAR,"E & W." BOYS' SUITS Buy the Boy's Clothes HERE lined knickers, some have two ... $3.95 Men's Furnishings 50c Phoenix Silx Hose ... 38c "Ide" 15c Linen Collar ... 10c "Boston" 25c Garters ... 15c 50c Men's Suspenders ... 35c 10c Work Sox, four for ... 25c 25c Sox, Black, Tan and Colors ... 19c 15c Sox, "Engineer and Firemen" ... 10c Cooper's Silk Hose ... 23c "Kelser's" 50c Ties ... 38c 10c White Handkerchiefs, 2 for ... 15c FALKENSTEIN'S Cash is King No Charges Closing Out Sale of Shoes and Men's Furnishings Mrs. Alma Doane of Denver, Colorado, is visiting this week at Mrs. J. Hahn on Melrose street. Mrs. E. B. Merritt went up to the city Tuesday on a visit. Billy Hale was in town yesterday from his ranch at Placentia. Garden and field seeds. The kinds that germinate. Gardner's, 114 N. Los Angeles street. HOME PRODUCTS ARE USED BY EXPERT Mrs. DeGraf, Domestic Science Teacher, Consider them the Best Mrs. B. DeGraf, the noted domestic science teacher, is giving lessons in baking to a large class of ladies at the Masonic Temple building, and will also visit other towns, being in the county about eight weeks. Mrs. DeGraf is extremely particular about the ma- HOME PRODUCTS ARE USED BY EXPERT Mrs. DeGraf, Domestic Science Teacher, Considera Them the Best Mrs. B. DeGraf, the noted domestic science teacher, is giving lessons in baking to a large class of ladies at the Masonic Temple building, and will also visit other towns, being in the county about eight weeks. Mrs. DeGraf is extremely particular about the materials she uses in her demonstrations and will have nothing but the best. She uses flour made by the Sperry company, and Valencia Pure Lard, manufactured by the Anaheim Beef & Provision company. These may both be considered home products, and the fact that Mrs. DeGraf considers them the best should be a source of pride to Anaheim. The Anaheim Beef & Provision company manufactures its products here, and while the Sperry Flour company's mills are located elsewhere that company recently purchased the Anaheim Milling company's plant and is making this its headquarters and distributing point in Orange county. Both the flour and the lard may be considered home products. FOR SALE—2 Tons of 1915, nice oat hay on E. North street. M. E. Wallace. Phone 81-J 2. FOR RENT—Three nicely furnished housekeeping rooms for rent. Private bath. 301 E. Broadway. Home phone 2023, Sunset 227-W. WANTED—One acre unimproved land with water, on or near boulevard. Address A. M. S., Gazette office. Look Right on Easter When you go over our new Spring Suits, you will see that we are giving you style and genuine distinction at from Time club met at and Mrs. Herman minging, and indulged Mrs. Stock was win-jee for ladies, Mrs. Second. Leon Por-first gentleman's enberger was sec-April 17, to Mr. bey, a son. Easter Sunday Dinner AT El Valencia Cafe 12 O'clock Noon to 6 P.M. Chicken a la Surprise Olives and Radishes Boiled Sea Trout Hollandalse Sauce Pommes Parisienne Lobster Patties a la Easter Young Chicken Valencia Style Mashed Potatoes Columbine Peas Easter Lilly Salad Pistaschi Ice Cream Macaroons Strawberry Short Cake Valencia Special Coffee Price .....50c Table Reservations EASTER GREETINGS! On Easter When you go over our new Spring Suits, you will see that we are giving you style and genuine distinction at from $15 to $25 In young men's clothes particularly you will find the soft lines that give that perfect fitting look. When you consider the wonderful variety of at tractive patterns in nothing but all wool materials you'll agree that our guarantee means the biggest clothes value you can get. F. A. Yungbluth's The Best Goods