anaheim-gazette 1917-06-07

Dependable Hosiery We sell Wayne Nnit, Ironclad, Holeproof, Luxite, Phoenix, Burson, Kayser, the world's best hosiery. We select the best styles they make, give the best possible values for the money, WYYNE KNIT Hose in ladies and misses hose, are fine knit lisle hose, fast color, long wearing. Prices 25, 35, 50c IRONCLAD KNIT, their strong point is durability, fast colors, fine rib, seamless, for boys and girls also in ladies. Prices 15, 25, 35c. HOLEPROOF Hose, the original guaranteed hose is noted for durability, fast colors, no darning. 35, 50c. BURSON Hose, knit to jit without a seam, is noted for comfort, fast colors and durability, 25, 35c LUXITE, Phoenix and Kayser Silk Hose are well known advertised lines that have won out on their merits. Prices 65, 75c up to $1.50. S. Q. R. STORE Jake Klein keeps well posted on current events by reading closely all newspapers of note. Jake has our thanks for copies of newspapers which he has left on the editorial table for perusal. A. L. Young, representing the A. L. Young Machinery company of Los Angeles and San Francisco, was a business visitor in town a few days ago. The firm handles the Elgin street sweeper, which has gained an enviable reputation throughout the country. The sweeper was considered so good that the city trustees decided to buy one. Miss Alberta Hollingsworth of this city and John F. Michaell of Fullerton were married Monday noon at the parsonage of the Methodist church in sonage of the Methodist church Santa Ana. The ceremony was witnessed by only immediate friends of the parties. The young couple will make their home with the parents of the groom on their ranch near Fullerton, and later will make their home in Ventura. Mr. and Mrs. Michaell have been receiving the congratulations of a host of friends who wish them much happiness and prosperity. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. McCullah a daughter, at the Sanitarium. All concerned are getting along nicely. Quite a number of local Elks went over to Fullerton Sunday to see the Pasadena and Whittier Elks' ball teams play. Whittler won by the score of 5 to 6. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hermann of Redlands have been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McCann. Mrs. Fred Marsh spent Monday in Los Angeles. Mrs. Oliver Hill was a visitor in Los Angeles the first of the week. Mrs. E. T. Miller, sister of Mrs. S. J. Paschall has been spending a few days here. Tuesday Mrs. Miller left for her home in Glendale accompanied by Mrs. Paschall who will visit with her for a short time. Joe Collings who has recently entered the theatrical game in partnership with Earl Abbey was a business visitor in Los Angeles Monday. Joe went to look up the movie attractions in the city and secure some features for the Mason which they will open Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Rust entertained a number of friends at a Five Hundred party last week. Mrs. Hartung won the first prize for women while the consolation went to Mrs. Hartfield. Mr. Hartfield captured the first for men and Mr. Boone received the consolation. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. C. Boone, Mr. and Mrs. B. Hartfield, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Hartung, Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Mullinix and Mr. and Mrs. A. Zimmerman. Ben Yorba and Miss Ubenia Yorba entertained with a formal ball at the Country Club, about thirty couples being present. "Chuck" and the U.S. navy made a great hit in the parade. George says that he would take another try at it if Uncle Sam would only take married men with a family. The committee which has charge of the Elks' Flag Day services, June 15, announce that it will be held at the Fairyland theatre on that evening. A prominent speaker from Los Angeles will be present and deliver the main address. As this is the first attempt of the Baby Lodge to celebrate Flag day the local committee is determined that it shall be a great success. Raymond E. Nebelung, Peter Hax* and Vincent Yorba were put through the work at the last meeting and a number of candidates were put Precinct 1, Roger Emil Kestenhalz, sir Clodt, single; Franco man, single, Joseph married; George T married; Christ Harry Chester Calkest Frederick Zimml Albert Frederick H George Waidler, ma married; McDowell married; Edward single; George J. fried; Robert Woodwister F. Mickle, single; Muckenthaler, single ence Newnes, marr Cushman, single; Alee; Volta Koehler, Frederick Junge, ma Goodrich, married; Wild ,married; Precinct 2, Al Ervey August Dick Joseph Coenon, sin Mayer, single; Fran ringle; James Earld Edward Paul Back Francis Jerzykowsk Geo. Unger, Ona Ve elbert Calvin Very LeRoy Johnson, Fr bach, George Marc Kreks, Rolle Lubr Berger, Martinez C William Heying, J Nicolas Marcas The worth Brubaker, Os hauser, married; four, married; Alfred married; Romaine G fried; Samuel Vidal ton, Trafore Henry Roy Comstock, Wa aund Luce, Earl F Franklin Prince, Marshall, Geo.War Jose Olaciregin, ma Precinct 3, J.H.Edgar John Hartu bert F.Messersch Epstein, single; J com, married; Frederick W John William He Willard Vermeuler Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hermann of Redlands have been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McCann. Mrs. Fred Marsh spent Monday in Los Angeles. Mrs. Oliver Hill was a visitor in Los Angeles the first of the week. The new building on East Center street built by Stephen Kistler is now completed and ready for occupancy. The Knights of Columbus have their club rooms on the top floor fitted up in fine style. Mr. and Mrs. J. Probst and family of Pasadena have moved to this city and will make their home. Mr. Probst will open an automobile paint shop. A. L. Winney, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. J Winney has joined the navy in the hospital service and left for San Francisco the first of the week to begin his course of training. The Masons are planning on a big time Friday night. They will have a banquet early in the evening with initiation and other high jinks to follow. H. O. Henderson was a business visitor in Pomona Monday. Miss Sophie Rimpau spent Tuesday in Los Angeles. Miss Kathry Bertles has been confined to her home with a bad cold for the past few days but is reported to be improving. John Cook in conversation with a reporter for this newspaper made the unqualified statement that he favors the Center street site for a new city hall, other reports to the contrary notwithstanding. Mr. Cook is chairman of the committee of three appointed by Mayor Schneider to look into the advisability of erecting a new municipal building, and an interesting statement may be looked forward to when the committee makes its report to the board of trustees, which in all probability will be at their next meeting. V. W. LaMont and family expected to leave New York yesterday on their return trip to Anaheim. They have been making headquarters with a relative on Staten Island, arriving there with Victor, Junior, suffering from the measles. On the return they will stop at Niagara Falls, Detroit and Chicago. They will also visit Yellowstone National Park, from there going to San Francisco. Vic has been hobnobbing with Slim Love, the long, lean, hungry looking baseball player, well known in Anaheim, who is making a reputation in big league this season as pitcher for the Yanks of New York. Precinct 3, J. H. Edgar John Hartubert F. Messerschmidt Epstein, single; J com, married; Josrried; Frederick W. John William Heil Willard Vermeuler taro Ishikawa, sin Chemnitzer, marri Perkins, single; Krause, married; Harley Srried; Charles Lloyd ried; Walter J. Cad August Sinke, mar Keefe, single; Will single, Collins C. H John Frederick H Clarence L. Meach Regis, single; Guy ried; William Chr Sam Poulas, single Monge, single; Ch host, single, Freder married; William ried; Sylvester W Henry Reutehia, single; Clyde Ferrie; Marvin Arthur Presince 4, Daniel Milton Moore, male single; Ralph H Frederick Julius E do R. Mc William Henry, single; M married; Edward married; Fred Ra ried; William John John Henry Schm Hale Ball, marrie ANAHEIM’S MEN RESPOND TO THE CALL REGISTRATION IN THIS CITY TUESDAY MUCH HEAVIER THAN WAS EXPECTED LIST PROBABLY TOTALS 350 PEOPLE, MANY NATIONALITIES BEING REPRESENTED Somewhere in the neighborhood of 350 young men registered their names as eligible for military duty at the eleven Anaheim precincts Tuesday. This is considerably larger than was anticipated, as the registration was not expected to reach 250. There are no slackers in Anaheim. Everybody responded. On the list are natives of the soil, Englishmen, Canadians, Frenchmen, Germans, Mexicans, Greeks, Russians, Colored men, Japs, Chinks, Turks and others from the four corners of the earth. They all obeyed the call, came forward willingly and gave such information as was required of them. Many impossible names were turned in, giving the registrars considerable extra work, but they were finally all listed to the satisfaction of both parties. We publish herewith a list of names of those who registered. It is not complete as probably a few came in after it was taken from the cards in at least some of the precincts. Precinct 1. Roger Dutton registrar Emil Kestenhalz, single; Harry Crist Clodt, single; Francis Kempton Aushman, single; Joseph Patrick Henry, married; George Thurston Hatfield, McRae, single; Fred P. Segner, single; Otto Percival Rust, married; Joe E. Walter, married; Carl E. Stanley, married; Charles H. Fisher, married; Leonard P. Bornat, married; Warren Gilbert Daman, married; William Walter Radcliffe; married; Aurelio R. Gaxiola, single, Benjamin Henry Birenbaum, single. Precinct 5. Max Nebelung, registrar Alfred Cone Schulz, Henry Roy Woodmaan, Mason Samuel Squire, John Joseph Mazathan, Marion Wm. Mathis, Antonio Diaz, Raymond Earl Nebelung, Frank Eugene Van Patten, James F. Sutherland, Amador H. Costillo, Phillip Daniels, Jesus Costillo, Charles Edward Carmack, Henry Schindler, Aurelio Daniels, Lester Walter Shearer, Joseph Estabrook Stroup, Wm. Lewis Waitman, Jesus Dewey Coykindall, Deifino Revelles, Raymond Ward, married; J. J. Burkhart, married. Precinct 6. Max Boege, registrar—andred Rocha, married; Farnive Rocha, married; Amado Lopez, married; Benjamin Harrison Sidnam, single; Scott Lee Coffman, single; Gerold Roy Simpson, married; Fred Fries, single; Ernest Leo Danker, single; Oral Lee Dickenson, married; Merle Gerhart Anlauf, married; Max Royer, married; Irving Ryder Gates, single; Frank Seidler, single; Tonie Joseph Claes, single; Bennie Avrit, single; Precinct 7. Ralph W. Maas, registrar Julius Nerling, married; Oswald Stark, single; Lee Baker, single; Arthur H. Cannon, married; Ernest L. Hartwell, married; Arnie E. Baker, single; Walter Hansen, single; Claude R. Prince, married; Elwyn Fox, single; Roy Choat, married; Ralph W. Maas, married; David Meyer, married; Ernest Bowen, married; David Homer Schumacher, single; Samuel Skinner, single; Frank Calvin Goodrich, married; George Edward Chambley; Fred Olen Minyard, married; Horace Jay Howard, single; Jose Mercado, single; Theodore Henriksen, married; Eldon William Stark, single; Lawrence Eugene Sutherland, single; Martin Fritz Gottschalk, Norval Bradley Arman, married; Robert Wesley Green; August Hind, Andreas Maltezos Fred Wilson, married; Jose Lopez, married. Precinct 10. H. V. Weisel, registrarWM. H. Knott, married; Carl L. Neff，married；Walter C. Clark，married；John J. Farley，married；Robert Brown，married；Albert Stice，married；Ernest J. Dugas，married；Henry N. Durrett，married；Dean W. Hason，married；Leo J. Sheridan，married；Chas. L. Clapp，married；Lamont R. Webb，married；Albert E. Clark，单生；Winslow W. Hyde，married；Geo.F.Mitchell，单生；Oscar P.Schnider，单生；Frank F.Schaffer，married；Cassinair E.Marty，married；Arthur Ulm Bowen，单生； Precinct 11. J.E.Baker，registrar—Clarence LeRoy Speers，单生；Edwin Reinhard Kolkow，married；William Jones，married；Stanley Jure，married；Luz Rodriquez，单生；Joe Gonzales，单生；Carl Fredrica Vetter，单生；Sam Snodgrass，单生；Raymond Douglas Cookson，单生；Roy Emmett Charleston，单生；Earl Orland Imus，单生；Alvin Frank Notwotny，单生；Charles Atwood Criss，单生；Elmer Emil Brus，单生；Geo.J.Bishop，单生；Carl Leonard Simmons，单生；Walter Neipp，单生；Gilbert Erskine Scott，单生；Rollo Wm.McClellan，单生；Max Meredith Henderson，单生；Fred Ewin Epperly，单生；Frank Joseph Schierlmann，单生；Wm.Kent Suiter，单生；James Gow，单生；Wm.Glese，单生；Raymond Edward Weever，单生；Clifford Raymond Clark，单生；Wm.Jacob Vetter，单生；Charles Heady Nickin，Olle Weever，Geo.Allan。 work, but they were finally all listed to the satisfaction of both parties. We publish herewith a list of names of those who registered. It is not complete as probably a few came in after it was taken from the cards in at least some of the precincts. Precinct 1, Roger Dutton registrar Emil Kestenhalz, single; Harry Crist Clodt, single; Francis Kempton Aushman, single; Joseph Patrick Henry, married; George Thurston Hatfield, married; Christ Platsis, married; Harry Chester Calkins, married; Ernest Frederick Zimmerman, married; Albert Frederick Hess, single; Earl George Waldler, married; Ben Rees, married; McDowell Alonzo Gorton, married; Edward Lewis Anderson, single; George J. Huntington, married; Robert Woodward, married; Walter F. Mickle, single; Walter Moritz Muckenthaler, single; Samuel Clarence Newnes, married; Frank Milton Cushman, single; Alfred Letien, single; Volta Koehler, married; William Frederick Junge, married; Elbie Loarn Goodrich, married; Frank Stanford Wild, married; Precinct 2, Al Erickson, registrar—Avery August Dickel, single; John Joseph Coenon, single; Henry Gustav Mayer, single; Frank Joseph Ranker, single; James Earl Hilend, single; Edward Paul Backs, single; Charles Francis Jerzykowski, single; Edward Geo. Unger, Ona Vernon Dickson; Adelbert Calvin Very, married; Harvey LeRoy Johnson, Fred David Lautenbach, George Marcus Theodore, Otto Kreks, Rolle Lubring, LeRoy Bird Berger, Martinez Charles Goff, Oscar William Heying, Jim Mike Crespin, Nicolas Marcas Theodore, Onner Ellsworth Brubaker, Oscar Vernon Spainhauser, married; George Collis Dufour, married; Alfred Henry Heying, married; Romaine Caryle Berger, married; Samuel Vidal, Florence Geo. Clifton, Trafore Henry Harrison, John Roy Comstock, Walter Andrews, Maraud Luce, Earl Fred Vollhardt, Geo. Franklin Prince, married; Daniel Marshall, Geo. Warren Kemp, single; Jose Olaciregin, married; Precinct 3, J. H. Whitaker, registrar Edgar Hartung, married; Albert F. Messerschmidt, single; Kurt Epstein, single; John Sheldon Malcom, married; Joseph A. Lieb, married; Frederick W. Schmidt, single; John William Hebsen, single; Fred Willard Vermeulen, married; Kama- Julius Nerling, married; Oswald Stark, single; Lee Baker, single; Arthur H. Cannon, married; Ernest L. Hartwell, married; Arnie E. Baker, single; Walter Hansen, single; Claude R. Prince, married; Elwyn Fox, single; Roy Choat, married; Ralph W. Maas, married; David Meyer, married; Ernest Bowen, married; David Homer Schumacher, single; Samuel Clyde Skinner, single; Frank Calvin Goodrich, married; George Edward Chambers, married; Reinhold Quast, married; Caleb C. Lewis, married; Carl Hartman, single; Victor Hurtado, married; Leo Callahan, married; Alin O. Milcher, married; Charles A. Bernstein, Carl Vanatta, married. Precinct 8, F. K. Gresswell and Earl Dutton, registrars—Garvino Basquez, Selly Bleecker, Antonio Butlevrez, Ridal Ruiz, Victorio Mendoza , Monico Morones, Becinto Tomez , Calisto Alvartz , Melquiradez Martinez , Vicente F. Fernandez , Edward Yredo , C. Y. Cruz , Robert Ruiz , Morres Villalobos , Henry S. Falling , Elias Salorzano , Jose Soto , single ; Joe Ellias , married ; Jose Alvarez , married ; Augustino Mores , single ; Pete Cotrones , Homer B. Smith , Ramon Segoria , Ralph Ellias , James Bertolas , Alfred E. Peilegrin , Herbert Benjamin Culley , Enrique Narro , Jr., Refugio Delgrade , married ; James Nickles , Gilberto Macias , Juan Martinez , Ignacia Lopez , Bosillo Wallasenor , Sutto A. Gonadlez , John J. Kozlowski , Joseph B. Collins , Jesus Vallesteros , Moody Sampson Lyttle , Eniterio Garcia , Juan Nieto , Marello Variza , Alejandro Charles , Ralph Lester Cox , married ; Geo. M. Harlow , Sam Levine , Uraldo Carro , married ; Harold Leslie Williams , married ; Joe Ballidiras , Jose Saebanos , married ; Victor S. Romero , married ; William Harry Boon , married ; Jean Attlanee , Earl E. Smith , Salvador Diaz Garez , married ; Jesus Reuz , Anastacio Tellez Agcerate , Arthur Ben Andrade , married ; William Z. Umland , married ; Alphones Salaeta , Robert L. Black ; Arthur A. Strain , Benjamin F. Nelson , Frederick Philip Robins , A. C. Beach , Frederick Henry Nolon , married ; Raymond Janaripa , married ; Patrossio Gaitan , John F. Ruther , married ; Walter Carl Hochull , Glenn Ernest Dedolph , married ; Arthur Leland Renner , Lucien N. Wisser , Lewis Harold Higgins , Chaz Agusta Koehler , marched ; Herbert Lee Nolan , Jose M. Jimenez , Jose Rodrequiz , marched ; Rudisall Hainon Byers , Erwin Bell Fernando Durage , single ; Gilbert Erskine Scott , single ; Rollo Wm. McClellan , married ; Max Meredith Henderson , married ; Fred Erwin Epperly , married ; Frank Joseph Schierlmann , married ; Wm. Kent Suiter , married ; James Gow，married；Wm. Giese，single；Raymond Edward Weever，single；Clifford Raymond Clark，marched；Wm. Jacob Vetter，single；Charles Heady Nickin，Olle Weever，Geo．Allan。 Mr. and Mrs. J. Forbes entertained at dinner last Sunday，Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Sparks and their two children，Mrs. Mabel Lawrence and Miss Rachel Cruse of Douglas，Ariz., and Mr. and Mrs. Kemper and two children of Los Angeles。Mrs. Sparks and Mrs. Kemper are sisters of Mrs. Forbes. Otto Reese has joined the navy and took his departure the first of the week for the northern part of the state. Caspar Troutman and J. E. Baker several evenings ago went hunting grunions at Newport Beach and succeeded in bagging thirty-five pounds.All their neighbors were given a mess of the fish which were pronounced delicious.Its is scheduled for the grunion to again appear upon the sands on June 8th and 22nd,and the gentlemen will be on hand to again secure a mess. The only leper in Orange county,a Japanese who has been here for several years,and who has caused the authorities no small amount of trouble in keeping him confinedwas found dead Thursday.He had been kept in a building in one corner of the county farm,and had escaped several timesonly to be taken back at onceHe was thought to have escaped from Los Angeles originally. An old fashioned barn dance was given Tuesday night at the McComber ranch near Buena Park.Mr. McComb or has just completed a fine large barn,and gave possession of it one night to the Buena Park Eastern Star.Schmidt's orchestra of this city furnished the music and quite a number of Anaheim people went out and joined in the sports. Mr. and Mrs. I. Asher,Miss Gertrude Asher，Alvin Asher and Mrs.J.L.Rogers were visiting at the Falkenstein home on Broadway SunIsaac dent of away F West O he leaves and Bers when t was the he had the ma up to w ed his Born in at the a After a years,tiling fo in Los Precinct 3, J. H. Whitaker, registrar Edgar John Hartung, married; Albert F. Messerschmidt, single; Kurt Epstein, single; John Sheldon Malcom, married; Joseph A. Lieb, married; Frederick W. Schmidt, single; John William Hebsen, single; Fred Willard Vermeulen, married; Kamataro Ishikawa, single; Henry Adolph Chemnitzer, married; James William Perkins, single; Howard Arthur Krause, married; Henry E. W. Barnes, married; Harley Samuel Reed, married; Charles Lloyd McNollen, married; Walter J. Cadman, married; Carl August Sinke, married; John Edward Keefe, single; Wilbur Grant Graham, single; Collins C. Matthews, married; John Frederick Heitsheusen, single; Clarence L. Meacham, married; Geo. Regis, single; Guy Milton Dahl, married; William Chris Gathas, single; Sam Poulas, single; Manuel Rasendo Monge, single; Charles Dyer Fillinghost, single; Frederick Earl Spencer, married; William Ellis Macey, married; Sylvester Wood Ford, married; Henry Reutehia, single; Jose Coronado single; Clyde Ferren MacIntyre, single; Marvin Arthur Harte, married. Precinct 4, Daniel Naugle registrar—Milton Moore, married; Paul Rago, single; Ralph Reynolds, married; Frederick Julius Engel, married; Waldo R. Mc Williams, married; Archie Henry, single; Marvin B. Tomblin, married; Edward William Schneider, married; Fred Ransom Hudson, married; William John Barfoot, married; John Henry Schmidt, single; William Hale Ball, married; Charles Milford Robert L. Black; Arthur A. Strain, Benjamin F. Nelson, Frederick Philip Robins, A. C. Beach, Frederick Henry Nolan, married; Raymond Janaipe, married; Patrossinio Gaitan, John F. Ruther, married; Walter Carl Hochull, Glenn Ernest Dedolph, married; Arthur Leland Renner, Lucien N. Wisser, Lewis Harold Higgins, Char. Agusta Koehler, married; Herbert Lee Nolan, Jose M. Jimenez, Jose Rodrequiz, married; Rudisall Hainon Byers, Erwin Bell, Fernando Durage, married; Juan Guiturriez, Amastasia Lopez, Melquiatos Gallegos, Charles A. Heinrichs, married; Precinct 9, William P. Webb Jr., registrar—Lloyd Gerold Yoder, married; Theodore Herman Theuner, married; James Wallace Hunter, single; Conrad John Mauerhan, married; Richard James Dugdale, married; Richard Timme, single; Herbert Timme, single; Morris W. Martenet, single; Harry Barkman Pearson, married; Earl Russell Abbey, married; Leal Goodrich, married; Charles Albert McCullah, married; Earl James Steadman, single; John Engar Crouch, married; Leander William Stark, single; Raymond Patrick Anderson, single; William Otto Shimp, married; William Le Vecke, Emile Gavillette, single; William Philip Webb Jr., single; Earl Witte Christ, single; Thomas Morris Gillette, married; Clarence Madison Burbank, married; Arthur Adams Kemper, single; John Fred Kemper, single; Walter C. H. Schultx, single; David Hickmon Thompson, married; Ross Lee Phegley, single; Harry Emmet Barr, married; Charles Lindley, single; Harold Edwin Douglas, married; James Platsis, single; Amastasios Nisyros, Mr. and Mrs. I. Asher, Miss Gertrude Asher, Alvin Asher and Mrs. J. L. Rogers were visiting at the Falkenstein home on Broadway Sunday. The Ashers reside at El Monte while Mrs. Rogers who was formerly Miss Elsie Asher lives at San Diego. FOR SALE—14000 "Sweet and Sour Root" Valencia orange trees, 1500 Eureka Lemon choice yearling high buds very thrifty trees. Sweet stock raised from seeds of largest orange trees in Calif. E. W. Payne 4 ml. N. E. Olive. Phone Placentia 23-J 3. LOST—One female Airedale terrier puppy about seven months old. Answers to name "Lucy" Five dollars reward for return to D. Jessurun Anaheim Calif. FARMS WANTED—Wanted to hear from owner of good farm for sale. Northwestern Business Agency Minneapolis Minn. WANTED—Ladies to represent The Nu-Bone Corset Co. Work from your own homes earn from $50 to $200 per month write for terms and territory. Nu-Bone Corset Headquarters 222 West Ninth St Los Angeles Calif. Dr. M. M. Henderson Dentist Suite 1 Mullinix Bldg., Anabelm. A Sale of Curtains Every Pair of Lace, Net or Marquisette Curtains To Be Closed Out The assortment includes curtains in 18 different styles. White and ecru, mostly styles of which we have but 2, 3 or 4 pair, and which we cannot duplicate. The curtains are perfect in every particular, offering a splendid opportunity to supply future needs. Note this Schedule of Reductions: $1.00 Curtains per pair ... $78c In the Wash Goods Dept 40-in. Printed Voiles $1.25 Curtains per pair ... $95c About 20 different patterns in the lot, and worth more $1.50 Curtains per pair ... $1.18 Domestic Crepe de Chene $2.00 Curtains per pair ... $1.45 Every popular color in the lot. Silk and cotton, mixed crepes of a good quality. Per yd 50c. FALKENSTEIN'S ANNOUNCEMENT Earl R. Abbey and J. B. Collings wish to announce to the public that they have taken over the management of the MASON THEATRE and will conduct the same along modern plans. It is the aim of the new management to secure only such pictures that are CLEAN and INSTRUCTIVE. With our film connections we will be enabled to serve the theatre going public of northern Orange County in a manner that it has never before been served. We therefore ask that you attend one of our performances so that we may be able to acquaint you with our service. The price of admission will ALWAYS remain the same—5 and 10c. Opening Night Saturday June 9th MASON THEATRE Isaac A. Christleib, pioneer resident of this section, passed peacefully away Friday morning at his ranch on West Orangethorpe, which has been his home for the last sixteen years. He leaves only two sons, Alexander and Ben, and they were at his bedside when the end came. Heart trouble was the cause of death and although he had been a chronic sufferer from the malady he had been in good health up to within the last month. He passed his 83rd birthday a month ago. Born in Pennsylvania, Mr. Christleib at the age of 21 moved to Minnesota. After a residence in that state of 41 years, he moved to California, setting for a time in Pasadena and then in Los Angeles, finally coming here. True-Blue SERGE SUITS Only $15 up We haven't said a great deal lately about Suits at around $15, but that was not because we did not have them. It was simply because, in most cases, was the cause of death and although he had been a chronic sufferer from the malady he had been in good health up to within the last month. He passed his 83rd birthday a month ago. Born in Pennsylvania, Mr. Christlieb at the age of 21 moved to Minnesota. After a residence in that state of 41 years, he moved to California, settling for a time in Pasadena and then in Los Angeles, finally coming here. The Anaheim Beef and Provision company has filed a claim against James T. Handley, contractor on the Brea Olinda road. The company states that it furnished meat to the value of $64.53, between April 1 and May 15, and says it has not yet received anything for it. Under the provisions of the law, the claimant asks the board of supervisors to withhold payment to the contractor until the claim is satisfied. The local boys who have joined the army as chauffeur sergeants have received word to get their business affairs in shape to leave at a day's notice for "some where in America" for training. The Los Angeles Wrecking company have finished tearing down the old opera house building. It is estimated that 200,000 brick have been saved after the walls had been knocked down. As soon as the lot is cleared work upon the new building will commence. The new structure will be one story, costing $7000. Mrs. Irma Neff who has been in the east for several months has returned and is staying at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Neff. We haven't said a great deal lately about Suits at around $15, but that was not because we did not have them. It was simply because, in most cases, we feel that a man gets so much more desirable a purchase by spending a very little more—But in these Blue Serge suits at $15, we can offer you something worth while. They're made from a high grade material; they're fast color; they're hand tailored throughout—and we recommend them. That's enough, isn't it—if not, come in and we'll tell you the whole story about them. All sizes and models in both conservative and extreme types; and remember, we can fit, and fit well—those who are usually considered "hard to fit". Come and see. $15.00 BY ALL MEANS GET A FIT F. A. Yungbluth The Best Goods