The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 6

PAGE SIX til fe AKTY LW DRUDGE Xnfy Drudge "What are you crying for, dear!" irt. 1 9ouvghubby "Why, I have boiled this can of pork and beans for two hours and the lid won't come off, and just look at my hands from washing all sore!" Anty Drudge "You poor child! I will show you how to pet the lid off your pork and beans and I will teach you how to keep your hands soft and nice, too. Just you get Fels-NTaptha Soap and do your washing and all your work with it in cool or lukewarm water." Fels-Naptha Soap is an everyday all-kinds-of-work necessity. It is the greatest help youcan have with your weekly anything you have to do. Fels-Naptha saves your time and strength, makes clothes sweet, clean and white without hard rubbing or boiling; does everything quickly, easily and well in cool or lukewarm water." BIfr buy it fry te carton or hex.

follow wiy dtrrcfion. on th Red and Green Wrapper. Fris C-. Philadelphia. "Ths Dnyr store on th Corner" Help Your Doctor by having your prescription filled where there Is not the slightest doubt of the purity of the drugs used.

This is the place. The Central Drug Co. GEO. T. MALLERY, Prop.

Chamber of Commerce Block. Fourth and Streets. Closed Sundays, 1 to 6 p. m. Final Clearance of All Winter Goods.

HARRIS CO. City Horse Market and Livery. Rlttler A. Wilmot, Proprietors. SALES STABLES Horace Bought and Sold.

220 Street Telephones Sunset 174, Home 187. J. F. YOUNG Automobile Supplies and Accessorise FIRESTONE TIRES 763 Third St Home 39. Pacific 239.

tetter to Buy a Buick Than Wish You Had. SAN BERNARDINO BUICK CO. C. A. Castleman, Manager.

6 St Phones H-296; S-45. SAN BERNARDINO DAILY SUN I ILL CONTEST STARTED By Cut Off in Will, Demands that Execute It. Woman She Declaring that she will at least be the "driver of the stage coach," the, wife of the late W. M. Mulholland, of Yictorville, who Is cut off in his will with a paltry $5, yesterday filed a resistance to the application of Mrs.

Artimisa Thatcher for the probate of the will and appointment as executrix. Mrs. Mulholland, who resides at Carpenteria, demands that she be named as executrix, in that the will which cuts her oft, names no one to execute the will. Although she is disinherited, Mrs Mulholland, as the nearest relative of the deceased, is entitled under the law to conduct the probate of the estate, it is declared. A will contest will result Mulholland left an estate valued at $4,150 to three friends, dividing up his ranch in the Lucerne valley and giving away his mineral claims.

Attorney It. E. Hodge has been re-taiend by Mrs. Mulholland to contest the appointment of Mrs. Thatcher as executrix, and if possible to have the will set aside.

I ARE Si Needles Makes Arrests For Alleged Violations of a Court Injunction. Alleges "flagrant" violations of the rd-light injunction from the local courts in the city of Xeedles, are charged in telegrams from the desert received yesterday by District Attorney R. B. Goodcoll and Judge B. F.

Bledsoe. Three arrests have been made. They are property owners in the old "red light" district of Xeedles. District Attorney Goodcell telegraphed that affidavits be prepared at once, and forwarded here. Action will then be taken ot a charge of contempt of court, for Judge Bledsoe ordered that the property not be used or permitted to be used for immoral purposes.

Barney Goldstein, Eli Fletcher and Joe Fisher are She men charged with the violation of the injunction. Goldstein and Fletcher secured their release on tail at (Xeedles yesterday, and Fisher, who a negro. Is In Jail. SUIT OVER RETURNS ON AN OLIVE CROP The suit of John W. Craig against Royce, Franklin and Carpenter was heard by Judge F.

F. Oster yesterday and taken under advisement Craig declares the defendants agreed to handle his $2,000 olive crop and take 50 per cent of the profit. The returns, however, just about paid the, expense for the picking, curing and marketing, it is declared, and there was nothing left for Craig. He demands $1,000. Attorney John L.

Campbell represented the plaintiff and Curtis McNabb the defendants. MINING COMPANY IS INCORPORATED HERE The Rosalia Mining and Milling company, capitalized at $75,000, was incorporated here yesterday. The incorporators are Charles E. Kane, of Needles, Joseph P. Reilly and Fred W.

Morrison, of Los Angeles; and th principal place of business is Needles, HELLEH DECLINES TO TESTIFY IN PUBLIC By AKciatiJ Pre to THE BOSTON, Feb. Charles 8. Mellcn, former president of the New York, New Haven ar.d Hartford Railroad company, lecllned today aprxr at the public cervlce ommisMon's hearings on the publicity exp-nees of the road, on the ground that he could not leave Connecticut where he 1s oon to he tried for mannlauiiter. In a letter to the com-mlHxion, Mr. Mellen said he was acting on advice of counsel.

He expressed a willingness liowever, to anxwer written questions. A former vice president of the company, Timothy E. Byrne, wrote from California that engagements in the west for the next two or three months prevented his return to the east at this tlme. WASHINGTON. Feb.

A liill to prohibit the interstate transportation of so-called ftiik breakers whm introduced in the houise by itupresentative lialte of Illinois. It aliHo would prevent the interstate shlimient of anna or ammunition for strikebreakers, MS fl LIGHTS 1 1 Sda! MappeiiMinigi Til. mday Afternoon Club. TrHE LAD1FS of the Friday Afternoon Card club enjoyed Mrs. II.

M. Buck's hospitality yesterday afternoon at a. ery delightful gathering, the company being entertained at he Planet hotel. The whist tables were placed In the beautiful palm room on the second floor, pepper bouyhs adding- to the artistic effect of the palm setting-. The honors were won by Mrs.

II. S. Wall, the faor belnjr a beautifully embroidered guest towel. A tempting two course luncheon was served In the dining room down-stairs. As a reminder that San Bernardino's festive week of the oranjre show Is almost at hand, the yellow and green sohenve was most attractively carried out.

Yellow oxalis and Chinese lillies were the flowers used and the salad course was served In orange baskets. Those who so thoroughly enjoyed Mrs. Buck'9 afternoon were Mesdames H. S. Wall.

W. R. McNeil, J. B. Mc Neill, A.

R. Hannaford. H. B. Mason, C.

A- Doren, F. G. Stlckney, J. H. Bar- ton, M.

P. Gregory, W. C. Hunt, H. E.

Conner, E. I. Johnson. Honors for Mrs. Gowell.

Mrs. S. I Gowell was the hostess an enjoyable social evening at the socialist local headquarters last night, and there were 230 people at the af fair. The evening held a surprise for Mrs. Gowell, the completeness of which was quite gratifying to ihe conspirators.

For over three years she has svrved as secretary, and in appreciation of this i efficient service, a large number of the ladies of the organization presented her a huge basket with various gifts, aprons, pretty caps and other useful articles. Two little girls, Wilda Varley and Itne Harper carried the basket. this being Mrs. Gowell's first intima-toln of the surprise. The program included an address by X.

A. Richardson, musical numbers by I'lysses Burkey, Miss Bessie Bemis, Wilda Varley, Mr. and Mrs. George Horn; recitations by L. W.

Grant, Miss Varley, Miss Bemis, Mrs. U. G. Ken nedy. Dancing ended the most enjoyable evening, Mr.

and Mrs. Horn playing for that feature of the program. Pleasant Says as th Arrowhead. J. L.

Matheson and daughter. Miss recent addition to tha social life at Ar. rowhea.l Thar motored up to the hotel for the niE-ht. Wdnesdav. and at once became so charmed with the place that they wired home for the necessary clothes for a week's sojourn.

Thurs day morning a party of guests walked up Cold Water canyon to the Pipe Line trail and at the head of the canyon were initiated Into the mysteries of the "Trailera of the Idle Rich," a walking- club formed some weeks ago at the resort. In rhe party Thursday was Mr. and Miss Matheson, A. D. Pet-tibone and daughter, Helen of Cleveland; Rev.

Father Donohue of San Francisco; Mrs. Joseph Hllf of Los Angeles, Miss Gladys McAtre of Boze-mann, Montana. W. R. Thompson of Long Beach, and Mrs.

W. H. Hazard, Arrowhead. The ceremonies were conducted by Father Donohue, who i one of the charter members of the club, and rhe newly elected members are now capable of most any kind of a feat in the way of mountain climbing. This everting the usual house dance will occur and it is expected that the "Arrowhead family" will be considerably enlarged by the arrival of several mo-toF parties from the city who have engaged reservations for the week-end.

Eczema on Hands, Face, Neck and Arms, Could Not Sleep Nights for Burning and Itching. Used Cuticura Soap and Ointment. Now Entirely Cured. St. Helen, Ore.

"Eczema had bothered me for two year. First itcame on my hands then on my face, neck and arms. My hand flrat began to crack along the lines in the hand, and a white rash broke out. I was bothered with It. A raxb came all over my face and I could not deep nights for the burning and itching.

I icratchcd myself at night till my neck, arms and face were one maa of son-. I could not put my bands in water and my hands and face were all disfigured. "I tried six or eight different ointments without any relief. A friend sent for a sample of Cuticura 8oap and Ointment and be made me a present of it and before I bad used half of the sample I felt a relief from that terrific Itching and burning. I then bought four cakes of Cuticura Soap and six boxes of Cuticura Ointment.

I used three rakes of the Cuticura Boap and three boxes of the Cuticura Ointment and now I am entirely cured." (Signed) J. A. Pender. Apr. VI, 1913.

Although the Cuticura Soap and Olnt-' mcnt are mont succowiful In the treatment of affections of the skin, scalp, hair and hands, they are ahto mut valuable for everyday un in the toilet, bath and nursery because they promote and maintain the health cf the skin and hair from infancy to ago. Hold everywhere. Liberal sample of each mailed free, with 32-p. Skin Hook. Addrc poet-card "Cuticura, Dept.

Boston." Sf-Men who sliave and shampoo with Cuticura Uoap will find it but for skin and scalp. Advertisement NOT PUT HMS IN ITER Wllit ETtninr at Poat Eom COMPANY of their friends en- Joyed an evening with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Post at their horns In Tenth street Thursday. The rooms were decorated in frag-rant pink carnations and greenery, and Ave tables of whist devotees enjoyed the good time.

Mrs. Alberts and Attorneyl)aley won the scores, the favor being a dainty vase and a set of playing caixls. Delicious "cats" figured In the re-refreshment and sociable session, following' the gome. Those spending the delightful and Informal evening with the Posts were Mr. and Mrs.

John If. Barton, Mr. and Mrs. H. S.

Wall. Mr. and Mrs. J. K.

Wachtell, Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Stlckney.

Mr. ami Mrs. F. J. Atkinson, Mr.

and Mrs. J. E. Alberts. Mr.

and Mrs. F. B. Mr. and Mrs.

C. A. Doren, Mr. and Mrs. J.

W. Illingsworth, Mrs. H. H. Lleneau.

Choir Members Given Merry Social The members of the choir of the First Baptist church were happily entertained last evening by Mrs. F. H. Magoffin at her home at 671 street. Red carnations were the bright and effective decorations.

After the regular practice of the choir the company gave -ihemselves to the enjoyment of the and also of the delicious refreshments served by the hostess, orange jello with whipped cream served in orange cups, hot chocolate and cake, mints and candy. The aingera enjoying the very pleasant time were Professor and Mrs. L. W. Everett, Mr.

and Mrs. B. Phillips, (Mr. and Mrs. F.

Jones, Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Annable.

Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Polk Brown, Misses iNettie Currier, May. Link, Ethel and Winifred' Rumsey, Mrs. J.

C. Allison, Mrs. D. A. Rogers, Mr.

and Mrs. E. S. Williams, R. R.

Currier, R. B. Kenous, Mrs. Magoffin. A Tramp to ths Snow Una.

A group of the Camp Fire girls of Riverside) accompanied by their boy friends and Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Walther and Miss Bertha Van Zwalenburg as chaperones, will come over to San Bernardino at an early hour this morning, taking a car for Arrowhead, and there will walk to the snow line, where bacon will be fried, and other good things cooked to appease the hearty appetites they will have acquired.

They will return, home late In the day. i School Clubs Banquet I O'leasin sentiments were exchanged lJast evening at the Young Chris- tlan association building when the members of the Forum, the boys debating society of the high school, entertained at a 'banquet the members of the Girls' Literary society, t'he marking the closing of the flret half of the year and the reorganization of the club for the last half of the year. The taruiuet sarved the ladies of the woman's auxiliary to the Y. M. C.

under the chairmanship of Mrs. C. W. iBoawell, followed the election of officers, which resulted In naming John Oleson aa president; Harry Keithley, vice president; Harry W'atklns, secretary, and Clarence Gurr, treasurer. The tables were decorated with violets and fully 4 young people sat down to the spread.

Prof. It. A. Good-cell, who takes a lively interest in the activities of the two societies, acted a toastmaster, and the retiring president, Joseph Kavanaugh, and the Incoming of Ticerjj gave (brief talks, while many of the igirla responded to calls far toasts to the high echool, both societies, the student body, faculty, and to the ladles h0 assisted In arranging the delight ful affair. The committee in charge numbered Mesdames 'Boswell, Devenlng, Sibley, Kchachlelter, Newton, J.

G. Sloan and Miss Bailey. 9. Plonio at Rarlsm' Springs A moonlight picnic outing may foe al most as in February as in June is the verdict of the party of Red-lands young who motored to Haricm Springs last evening. After a swimming party they enjoyed a supper prepared by the young women of the party and wound up the evening with dancing.

Maccabss Tsa A large number of members of San Bernardino hive 73, Ladles of the Maccaljees, enjoyed the violet tea given at the home of Mrs. A. Belmer, was assisted by Mrs. A. tU Wespelt, Mrs.

M. Dlmock and Mix Behrens. MuhIc, a guessing contest and birthday summaries furnished entertainment. Mrs. Gunaulus won the In the guetwing contest.

IVIoletH were the decorations, used in combination with ferns, and the refreshments were served 4n cafeteria style. Those enjoying the afternoon Included Mesdames Benson, K. Nish, MoDonald, Well, Shay, Garner, Clevenger, Young, Paddock, Flnley, (Daley, Cart, Taylor, Ousterhout, Hamilton, mlth, Amos, Wellmah, Strong, Weber, Wlxom, Wesson, Mayfield, Thle, Brisden, Ied, Turner, Kelly, Ashton, Goodwin, Gregory, Berandon, Jones, Gunsalaus, (Whltmore, Helser, JIancsck, Cadd, Benson, Graham, Godfrey, Own- bey, Gardner, Schmldenure and AH Poole. Candy Sals by Philatbsa Class Tins girls of the Phllathea class of the First Congregational church will hold a sale of home made candy today CiTAiMMD WS Ban Bernardino's Largeat and Finest Dry Goods STREET, OPP. COURT HOUSE.

DOTH Newest Spring' Dresses At Popular Prices $10, $12.50 and up to $22.50 You'll be surprised at the smallness of the prices on these smart new street dresses we're showing. All are in the very newest styles and colors. Materials are wool crepes, poplins, serges, black and white checks, Bedford cords, etc. Colors are navy, Copenhagen blue, mahogany, terra cotta, tans, tango shades, browns, wine and black. Many very clever dresses in this line, priced as low as $10.00.

$12.50 and $13.50. Others at $15.00, $17.50 and $20.00. See them tomorrow. First Showing $15, $18.50 and All the new shades ungnt ureens, etc. See these new models in Monte Carlo Coats for spring.

More New Suits Arriving on Every Express from New York! The cleverest styles in many seasons short jaunty jackets. fancy draped skirts, and extreme novelty shades. Many at very popular prices $15.00, $17.50, $20.00, $25.00 and $29.50. Special Sale of Worcester Corsets at A splendid model, in all sizes, from 19 to 30 low bust, long hip, close fitting skirt, six hose supporters, free hip-bone model. An extra special value at $1.50.

AT CORONA BANQUET Local Jurist Makes an Address to Friends of This City. Judge B. F. Bledsoe made an address at the annual ibanquet of the Corona chamber of commerce last ntglit, and extended the appreclaiton of the national onange show for the big- part that Corona has taken In the exposition in years past. Corona iwlll take a txlg- part In the 'show again this year and will send a big delegation to this city to extend the "glad hand," and repay the courtesy extended by the (people of this city during the big automdbile race program at the circle city last summer.

at the Brocewell store In street. Mra, Harris Gives Birthday Party. Members of the Ladles of the Maccabees, Arrowhead! Hive No. 27, assisted Mrs. O.

O. Harris In celebrating her birthday yesterday. The home was dec-arted In the emblems of the Valentine month, hearta and Cupids In great ar ray. A beautiful cake tray was presented to Mrs. Harris by' the guests, and he received other gifts of silver and glass.

Muslo was contributed by Hancock, Mrs. Cleghorn, Mrs. Harris and Miss Scott. At the beautifully decorated table tn the dlnlngroom, a four course blrttiday feast was aerved, the birthday cake being a feature. BOaUT STEWART In San Bernardino, Friday, February 6, 19H, to the wife of A.

It. Stewart, Rialt0 avenue, a son. died BOWERS In San Bernardino. California, Friday, February 6, 1914, Joseph Bernard a native of Germany, aged 69 years. Funeral services will be held Monday at i o'clock from the family residence, 665 street.

Interment in Mountain View. The Mark B. Shaw company has chargs of the arrangements. OOLL'MIUUS, Feb. 6.

John J. of this city, former congressman from the Twelftii Ohio district, announce his candidacy for the democratic nomination for Stateg senator under the new primary law. JK BLEDSOE VITAL RECORD of New Spring Tango, Leather, Egyptian Red, New Model Royal C. A. WAINS BUYS Riverside Business Man Is to Open Up High Grade Store in City.

Chester A. Watklns, one of the proprietors of the Roy Watklns hoe company at Riverside, a well known exclusive store, has purchased from Raw-Icz Goldman, the stock of the Fash-Ion on Third street and will open soon with a complete lino of new shoes, The other departments of the FasWon were not purdiased, but the store will carry shoes alone In the future. Mr. Watklns will move with his family from Riverside in the near future, although his interests at Riverside. Ho has secured the agency for tin famous J.

T. Cousins (hoes for women, whic'h has the reputation of ibelng one of the finest lines of foot-wear manufactured In t'he country. The Stetson anJ Kneeland shoes will be handled for the men patrons. Mr. Watkins has already takeh possession and will be ft "lively" addition to the city's mercantile district.

IN THE SHADOW JOSEPH BERNARD BOWERS After an llnes of eeveral weeks, Joseph Bernard! Bowers passed away last evening at the family residence, 665 street, at the age of 69 years. He was born in Germany in March, 1845, and had been a resident of San Bernardino for 17 years. He had been employed in the paint shop at the Santa Fe hops. Besides his wife Mr. Bowers leaves two step-daughters, Misses Isabel and Mamie Moore, also two stepsons, J.

F. and W. W. Moore of Phoenix. The funeral service will be held Monday at 2 o'clock from tha family residence, interment being In Mountain View.

The Mark B. Shaw company has charge of the funeral arrangement Spinal Irritation. That's what causes: Pain or aching In back part of head; pulling of. cords In ths troubls with eyes; pain bstwssa shoulders or lr. other parts of pin or ta burning, 'tendernens or of constriction or pain around bodyj numbness of fingsrs or fsst or coldness or tingling like prlrk-In of pins; i'riillar, alinnxt Indescribable phIiih or distress In heart, Btom-aoh.

kidneys or thrr rxirts of chest or abdomen: bsckaohs; sciatica. Th Ik iIIjm'hhp is Terr easily eursa by right methods. Our elegant, illustrated booklet tells how. Fries, 10c O. S.

Pnb. Room 7, St. Barnard. Hotel, 677 Third Bt Advertisement. FASHION 0 8 (INC, House.

PHONES 338. Coats $25 New Blue. $1.50 THE MAY FLOWER The Great Stomach and Blood Remedy positively has cured Rheumatism, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, St Vitus Dance, Asthma, Dropsy, Kidney Trouble, Neuralgia, Colic, Stomach Troubles. Prepared by E. A.

Bethurum, 209 Clay St, Red-lands, Cal. Orders taken at 409 3rd San Bernardino. ILVERWOOD' Tha Home of Hart Schaffner Marx1 Clothes. Stewart Hotel San Bernardino. George Parley Heap Heap TRANSFER A1TC STORAGE CO.

Agents for Transcontinental Freight Co. Reduced rates to and from the East. Phones: Home 96; Main 456: Snnxpt Hofl building, 305 St. THE SUGAR DEAL Is still on and the 10c articles are all 8 1-3c. Carl Miller 308 St Phones 721.

Gate City Garage HUDSON PAIGE Auto Agency. Courtesy and Service Our Motto. 437 St. San Bernardino. CLOTHING GENT'S FURNISHINGS, SMITH BROTHERS.

526 Third Street. Phurchill leans AND ells tylish uits Ulothes PROP. CITY DYE WORKS. 691 Third St. Home 85.

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