anaheim-gazette 1921-03-03

Spring Opening Spring Opening March 3rd to 5th A Formal Showing of Apparel Silks and Novelties delineating the styles by which the spring season will be governed. DISPLAYED FOR YOUR INSPECTION The S. Q. R. STORE Anaheim California The Japanese O. K. Vegetable house has moved from South Los Angeles street to the Bushard building on East Senter. The old quarters are being torn away to make room for the new Kraemer building. E. N. Cook, who has been very ill at the Anaheim sanitarium for the past month has so far recovered that his friends were able to move him to the home of his brother, William Cook, on the East side, the first of the week. In New York City last Thursday an army of twenty thousand men reinforced by a few thousand women, was employed in digging the city out of the snow, and at various other points heavy snow storms and blizzardy weather prevailed. In Anaheim the thermometer registered 90 degrees, being the hottest winter day known for years. Out in the oil fields, the boys report that it reached 95 in the shade, which would have been considered an extraordinary hot day for midsummer. Antone Schulte was in town this his property affairs. Henry Burdcrf his Orangethorpe business. Mr. Burd crploneer settlers of thorpe neighborhood of its active citizen. Rev. Thomas D. Los Angeles will o the Presbyterian ching and evening. Wallace will preach pastor is engaged. Supervisor Willis returned from Visited a state con-ors. He states that a profitable as w ing one, many imp- ing discussed. The FLORSHEIM SHOE The FLORSHEIM SHOE SHOE styles are created by a few great makers who turn out, season after season, shoes men like. Florsheim has long been a leader among them. Florsheim shoes have an authority which men everywhere recognize and are proud of. This is an extra value added to qualities which make such shoes cheapest in the end. By All Means Get a Fit. F. A. YUNGBLUTH Home of Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes. Wilcox & Bever, contractors have taken out a permit to erect the new Ford Garage for George Dunton, at the corner of Los Angeles and Adele sts. The cost is $30,000. Mrs. Sadie Smith, mother of E. E. Smith, cashier of the Golden State Bank, died at her home in Los Angeles Saturday. Sympathy of his many friends here are extended to Mr. Smith in his bereavement. Some fellow who is not on the payroll has been milking cows in the night time at Mills' dairy on North Los Angeles street. He was caught at work a few nights ago, and one of the employees of the dairy sent a few shot in his direction, but apparently the bullets all missed him, as he reappeared a few nights later. Mr. Mills predicts that disaster will overtake that fellow one of these moonlight nights. A coroner's jury Saturday returned a verdict of unavoidable death in the case of George A Benton, 61 of Fulcrton, who died at the County hospital late Friday evening of a fractured skull suffered when he was thrown from a bicycle Wednesday by an automobile driven by a man named Rosenbury, of Fullerton, on the Fullerton-Brea road. Benton had lived at Fullerton about eight months. He was engaged in selling religious tracts, it was stated. Thirty candidates were given the initiatory degree by the Anaheim Elks at their meeting last week. Deputy District Grand Exalted Ruler E. J. Field of San Bernardino, was a visitor at the meeting, and in a speech handed several bouquets to the lodge and its officers. The Elks are holding their meetings at the Fullerton club rooms Benton had lived at Fullerton about eight months. He was engaged in selling religious tracts, it was stated. Thirty candidates were given the initiatory degree by the Anaheim Elks at their meeting last week. Deputy District Grand Exalted Ruler E.J. Field of San Bernardino, was a visitor at the meeting, and in a speech handed several bouquets to the lodge and its officers. The Elks are holding their meetings at the Fullerton club rooms now while their pew temple is in course of construction. Sidney Holman, one of the old-time residents of this section died at his home on South Philadelphia street, Saturday night. Funeral services were held at Backs & Terry's chapel Tuesday morning. Rev. C.B. Hatch officiating. Mr. Holman was a retired rancher. For some months he has been in poor health, but was able to get about most of the time. He is survived by his widow and one son, Guy Holman. LADIES TAKE NOTICE COMPLETE PYREX OUTFIT —for 25c per Week— Pay 25c down and take home a special PYREX Set and then pay 25c per week. The set consists of pie plate, Cassorole, Utility Pan, Bread Pan. 6 custards. This inducement is also made upon any Electric Table Lamp and is for 10 days only. ANAHEIM MUSIC AND NOVELTY CO. Next to Fairyland Theater H.J.EFKER Phone 70 Mrs.Alexander Henry who has been taking treatment for rheumatism in Los Angeles for a month past, is reported some better. The cottage in which she is living has been taken for another month and at the end of that period it is hoped that she will be entirely recovered. Millin All the late Summer Mill at our opening Supervisor William Schumacher has returned from Visalia where he attended a state convention of supervisors. He states that the meeting was a profitable as well as an interesting one, many important matters being discussed. Reports that the Standard Oil Company would move its service station from Chartres and Los Angeles streets, and that a bus line would erect a depot on the corner, appears to have been erroneous. The boys at the station have received no instructions to pull up their station and move it elsewhere. Anaheim people learned with regret that Dr. C. B. Hatch, pastor of the Presbyterian church at this place had resigned his pastorate and moved to Los Angeles where he will make his home with his daughter. Dr. Hatch has been at the head of the church for three or four years and during his residence here gained the esteem of the entire population. His place has not yet been filled. Captain Alexander Henry recently lost a beautiful and valuable gold locket in which he carried his certificate of membership in the Anaheim Elks Lodge. The Captain had reincluished all hope of recovering the locket but a day or two ago it was returned to him through the mail. The finder failed to indorse his name consequently Captain Henry does not know whom to thank, but he says if he ever meets the man in a place where liquid refreshments are sold in accordance with law he will be able to even up the score. THIS IS NATIONAL SILK WEEK FROM COAST TO COAST And Falkenstein's is preparing in this event with a splendid array of the new Silks for Spring. Every new material is represented in this extensive showing, every popular shade is to be found. We invite you to see these new Silks, whether you are ready to purchase or not. The Silks of the Hour for Every Hour of the Day New Canton Crepes, New Sport Silks, New The Silks of the Hour for Every Hour of the Day New Canton Crepes, New Sport Silks, New Crepe Jerseys, New Printed Radiums, New Taffetas, New Georgettes, New Satins. LKENSTEIN'S ANAHEIM, CAL. Dr. Harry C. Wilhelm, the chiropractor was convicted by a jury Thursday of practicing his profession without a state medical license. Judge Williams fined him $100 and sentenced him to jail for six months. The jail sentence however was suspended, and the doctor paid the fine. Two hundred and fifty Orange County boy scouts struggled for athletic honors on the high school grounds in this city Saturday afternoon. Fullerton Troop 2 won the honors, rolling up 36 points. Santa Ana Troop 8 made 18 points and Orange Troop 15 points. Spring, Millinery Opening All the latest models in Spring and Summer Millinery will be on display our opening on Millinery Opening All the latest models in Spring and Summer Millinery will be on display our opening on Friday and Saturday March 4th and 5th The ladies of Anaheim and vicinity are cordially invited to call on these dates and inspect our up to date of latest styles of millinery. Enterprise Millinery Located Next Door to Postoffice