anaheim-gazette 1926-03-04

LOCAL BREVITIES Coleman Traves came in from his ranch this week on a brief business mission. Coleman is setting out additional Valencia orange trees, and will soon have the prettiest 45-acre grove in the county. He has noticed quite a volume of water coming down the river since the recent heavy rains, which is the first time any quantity has run in the river bed for four years. Miss Wonifred Melrose, her nephew, Dicky, and her housekeeper, Mrs. Konig, have all been quite seriously ill with influenza, but are recovering. A $200,000 estate, left by the late Clinton A. Griggs of Anaheim, will be divided, under the terms of his will, half to the widow and half to the three children, Clarence, 21; Gertrude, 20, and Margaret, 14. It was shown when the widow, Mrs. May Griggs, filed the will in superior court for probate. Attorneys Ames and McFadden of Anaheim represent her. Griggs left property in Anaheim valued at $69,000, Long Beach property valued at $90,000, Santa Monica property worth $12,000, a note and mortgage amounting to $15,-000, household effects worth $550 and $3255 in cash, the probate petition sets forth. Charged with driving an automobile while intoxicated, Robert S. Carter, 28, Anaheim, was arrested Sunday by Walter Meyer, state traffic officer, near Anaheim. A companion in the machine with Carter, A. Gorman, also was arrested, charged with being drunk. The prisoners were taken to the county jail by Ed McClellan, chief criminal deputy sheriff, and Jack Combs, deputy sheriff. The Zion Lutheran parsonage, on Emily street, which for many years has been the home of Rev. H. G. Schmelzer and family, was pulled from its foundation Monday and moved to Placentia. The congregation will erect a better home for the pastor on the site. The Schmelzers are living temporarily on East Center street. was arrested, charged with being drunk. The prisoners were taken to the county jail by Ed McClellan, chief criminal deputy sheriff, and Jack Combs, deputy sheriff. The Zion Lutheran parsonage, on Emily street, which for many years has been the home of Rev. H. G. Schmelzer and family, was pulled from its foundation Monday and moved to Placentia. The congregation will erect a better home for the pastor on the site. The Schmelzers are living, temporarily, on East Center street. Two damage actions, aggregating $40,579 in demands, were filed in superior court by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Montenyohl and their daughter, Susan, aged 8, against Mrs. June H. Evans and Shirley Evans, the litigation being based on an automobile accident, near Tustin, last November 15. The Montenyohls live at 131 West Chartres street, Anaheim. Judgment for $10,579 is asked in one suit, for injuries received by Mrs. Montenyohl, and for medical expenses, besides automobile damage. In the other action, $30,000 is demanded for injuries to Susan Montenyohl, who was said to have suffered a skull fracture, which required a surgical operation to remove a portion of her skull. Attorneys Roger C. Dutton of Anheim and James L. Allen and James L Davis of Santa Ana represent the Montenyohls. The Central Parent-Teacher Association met Tuesday afternoon, in the Central kindergarten, with a good number in attendance, all joining heartily in singing our good patriotic songs, and after the business meeting the remainder of the time was given to Miss Mackey. In her enthusiastic way, she told of her work among the Mexican women, for whom we know she is doing a great deal. Rev. Dean Bode met with us and also gave his good talk of the needly work. A meeting of the Central executive board will be held next Monday, March 8, at the home of Mrs. Jack Waltz. Riley Closing Out C.T.C. Tire Business Is Writing “Finis” to His Well-Known Tire Depot Harry D. Riley, well-known C.T.C. tire distributor of Orange county, has successfully conducted that business for the past two years, is to close out his entire stock of tires and tubes. It is with exceeding regret that Harry D. Riley disposes of his tire business, as he has earned a place in the hearts of the people and the tire merchants with which the firm has been associated during the past two years. In order to devote 100 per cent attention to the distribution of Studebaker automobiles, Studebaker service and Studebaker parts, Mr. Riley reluctantly decided to relinquish the dis- Harry D. Riley, well-known C. T. C. tire distributor of Orange county, has successfully conducted that business for the past two years, is to close out his entire stock of tires and tubes. It is with exceeding regret that Harry D. Riley disposes of his tire business, as he has earned a place in the hearts of the people and the tire merchants with which the firm has been associated during the past two years. In order to devote 100 per cent attention to the distribution of Studebaker automobiles, Studebaker service and Studebaker parts, Mr. Riley reluctantly decided to relinquish the distributorship in Orange county for C. T. C. tires and tubes. In doing so he sever his business relationship with more than seventy-five Orange county tire merchants, who will wholeheartedly regret the passing of the Harry D. Riley C. T. C. tire depot. And to mark the passing of the Harry D. Riley C. T. C. distributorship, Mr. Riley has inaugurated a "Parting-of-the-way" sale, preferring to allow his silientele to obtain the benefit of the wholesale prices which will prevail rather than dispose of his stock to another distributor. Accordingly, he has arranged that every tire and tube at his whole distributing depot, 151 South Los Angeles street, Anaheim, will be retailed at wholesale prices in order to entirely close out the stock. In some instances, tires and tubes can be purchased at less than actual cost, and then there will be some wonderful bargains for everybody. Mr. Riley points out that this is not a stock-taking or fire sale, but a real honest-to-goodness closing out sale, with prices cut to rock-bottom in order that the entire stock may be cleared out in the shortest possible time. Knowing the reputation of C. T. C. tires and tubes in this district as thousands do, it is highly probably that there will be a tremendous rush to get i non the big bargains which will be offered. And it will be well to remember that old adage, "The early bird catches the worm." Mr. Riley now has the entire county for the distribution of Studebaker automobiles, and the business has expanded so that it will require his entire attention. This fact, together with other enterprises in which he is connected, resulted in his decision to write "finis" to C. T. C. tires and tubes. ANAHEIM GAZETTE National reductions to reduce Our Stock Save drastic orders from our Los Anfice to reduce our stocks. Our are to do this at once. Tale Starts Tomorrow SAVE ON SHOES Not a the p THE WIT Read This List of Offerings Then Come H e Greatest Shoe Bargains We Have O 10 Pairs of Men’s Low Shoes Broken lines, formerly selling up to $4.85. If your size is here, choose from all leathers, tan or black— Buy Women’s Fine Low Shoes This lot includes over 1000 pairs. All leathers. All this season's styles. $1 50 $2 45 Choic Pair Shoe 10 Pairs of Men's Low Shoes Broken lines, formerly selling up to $4.85. If your size is here, choose from all leathers, tan or black— $1.50 Pair E! This store is allotted to sell Ten and Dollars worth at these prices. This amount is reached the sale will be called off and goes to the of our chain. So we cannot say just long this sale will continue. SO T DELAY! YS' HI-KICKS $225 Smoked Elk Uppers. this sale all sizes to 6, SIZES ON SALE, $2.45. Bike Shoes, $2.50 values... $1.75 All Sizes Bike Shoes, $2.25 values... $1.55 Children's Patent Button SHOES 89c Misses' and Children's fancy colored top patent vamp shoes. Fine grade kid uppers; patent kid vamps. Hand-turned soles. Formerly Buy Women's Fine Low Shoes This lot includes over 1000 pairs. All leather. All this season's styles. $245 Every height heel. Straps, Oxfords or Pumps. Reduced to $2.45 a pair $4.00, $5.00 to $6.00 Pair 480 PAIRS WOMEN'S Novelty low shoes, oxford and strap styles, selling formerly up to $3.85 and $4.85. All sizes in the lot. Women's Padded or Leather Sole Boudoir Slippers... 75c All Sizes Play Shoes Cut to $1.25 Shoes made of smoked or tan leather, for boys or girls in sizes up to 2. Lace or button. $2, $2.50 values PLAY OXFORDS AND BAREFOOT Sandals Smoked Elk Leather All sizes up to 2 go for 75c a pair SHOES 89c Misses' and Children's fancy colored top patent vamp shoes. Fine grade kid uppers; patent kid vamps. Hand-turned soles. Formerly priced as high as $3.48 $1 25 Big Lot of Men’s Dress Oxford and Shoes Tennis Shoes for Boys Lace to toe styles ... $1.00 All sizes to 6 $2 95 and Children's Patent Strap s, all sizes to 2, $1.75 Men's Shoes, of tan leather, sizes le boys up to 13½, $1.95 Boys' Moccasin Toe Shoes, all sizes to 6, on sale ... $2.95 Boys' Army Shoes, Blucher Cut, sizes 2½ to 6, on sale ... $2.95 Men's Moccasin Toe W Shoes, Fiber Soles, all s Men's Leather Slipp padded soles, all sizes big Force of people Serve You KAFATERIA SHOE STO 109 West Center Street Prices on Every Pair of Shoes in Our Store Cut to the Core Not a pair of shoes in our store but what the price has been cut. COME FOR THE BIGGEST SALE THIS CITY HAS WITNESSED IN YEARS. Come Prepared to Buy Have Offered in Years! Men! During This Sale We Give You $2 45 Choice of Any Pair of the Best Shoes in our Store Men! During This Sale We Give You $245 Choice of Any Pair of the Best Shoes in our Store at this price— $425 THIS OFFER INCLUDES every make except high cut boots. When you realize that many shoes handled by us would ordinarily retail as high as $8.00, you will understand this value-breaking offer. $4.25 The Finest Shoes in Our Store Without Reserve During This Sale Go for.....$425 This gives you the chance to choose the finest shoes we carry at this cut price. Regular values up to $10.00 a pair. PLAY OXFORDS AND BAREFOOT Sandals Smoked Elk Leather All sizes up to 2 go for 75c a pair All Styles $425 Smoked Elk Leather All sizes up to 2 go for 75c a pair All Styles $4.25 All Sizes. Men's Heavy Work Shoes Good Leather Uppers Blucher Styles Long-Wearing $2.00 Men's Moccasin Toe Work Shoes, Fiber Soles, all sizes $2.45 Men's Leather Slippers, made with added soles, sizes... 75c Men's Felt Slippers Regular $1.00 values. All Sizes 50c E STORE Anaheim Remember--Every Pair of Shoes in Our Store Has Been Reduced for This Sale