Santa Cruz Evening News from Santa Cruz, California • Page 8

SANTA CRUZ EVENING NEWS, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1917. PAGE EIGHT. i i gi AJ a 1 1 1 1 11 CHICKEN DAY ial OC1 it; dison In Your Home FEBRUARY 22 This store will close in MILITARY BALL AT WATSONVILLE. 1 Company. of Watsonville is planning a military ball to be held Tuesday night, February 20, at the Audi honor of Washington's birth We now have a complete line of 171 TVT T2 A Tl day.

1 'J 5 1-1. Ji-te The Always Busy Store. torium. They have sent a special invitation to the Santa Cruz naval militia, and it is expected that quite a number will go down, together with a good many other Santa Cruzans. The local boys will leave about 7:15 Tuesday night from the armory.

BIRTHDAY DINNER FOR MRS. J. B. BIAS. Yesterday afternoon while Mrs.

J. B. Bias was out motoring her daughter-in-law took possession of the home GIRL8 CAMP FIRE COUNCIL AND BOY SCOUTS. The Soquel parent-teacher club will meet next Tuesday in Soquel. A spec mm.

end Over fifty people in various automo- Phonographs and you can have one in your home for the asking. Terms Easy, and Prices from $80 to $230. Let us send one to your home for an evening's entertainment. No obligations only a chance for you to hear the latest phonograph ial demonstration of the girls' camp fire council and boy scouts will be held on this occasion. Myrna Lowell, the teacher of the third grade, and Arthur bile parties, mostly from Oakland and San Francisco, arrived at the St.

on Walnut avenue, adorning it In a most festive manner in honor of Mrs, Bias' birthday. The diningroom was particularly pretty, its red furnishings George Saturday evening, a remark Smith, manual training teacher, will have charge of the girls and boys. able occurrence at this time of the year and only a forecast of what we may expect when we have a complete being enhanced by all the little acces 4 4 SATURDAY WEDDINGS. sories that contribute to a birthday system of good highways. Fred Sherwood Wing and Frieda party.

Japanese quince, smllax, and Stewart, both of Watsonville, were quaint red favors all were nost at The Congregational Ladies' Aid will married Saturday afternoon by Jus tractive. A turkey dinner was in tice of the Peace C. C. Houck. serve a dinner in the banquet room of the church, Tuesday, February 20, at 12:15.

Advt readiness when the complimented one returned from her ride. A complete George Thomas Sullivan of San Francisco and Irene Marie Ferrera of and happy surprise, it was. After dinner the packages with sweet little Seattle were married Saturday after Howe's the Man Live Oak noon by Justice of the Peace H. J. Bias.

remembrances for the day were opened. As usual the birthday cake was a very important feature, standing rivauo Purity HER FRIENDS ENJOY BIRTHDAY. about fifteen inches high, and sur- mounted by a kewple carrying an American flag. Mrs. Leslie Bias bak Miss Cathleen Mellott was hostess to a large number of her girl friends Saturday at the home of her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. T. J. Mellott, 12 Peyton ed the cake. 1 1101 Service Those present on this festive occa sion were Messrs.

and Mesdames. J. avenue, when she celebrated her thir B. Bias, Harry Bias, George Bias, Lea Gentlemen: Where can you duplicate such shoe prices as these? teenth birthday. The Valentine scheme was carried throughout, the lie Bias, Mrs.

Grace Bias, Clifford and Then cleanliness, wholesome-ness and fast Where do you buy your milk now? LIVE OAK DAIRY. Phone 1 2 1 7 J. Auto Everett Bias. home being most artistically decorat ed with red hearts. Games of all 4 4 MRS.

PHILBROOK HOSTESS FOR D. A. R. kinds were enjoyed during the day. Prizes were awarded Vivian Costella, Cecilia Kober and Geraldine Hayes.

A dainty little figure, in a pictur esque colonial costume, was Mrs. Ice cream and cake were served, and each one received a fancy basket with i Sold everywhere for $8.00, and Walsh, sHm Cfi CLLICLOII Mellott's special price 0 ana o.ou CONDON SHOE, a Brockton shoe; LOGAN SHOE Positively HAZZARD SHOE Genuine values In union made $4.50, $5. bargains $2.75, $3 Goodyear -welts $4. THE WALSH-MELLOTT COMPANY 184 Pacific Avenue Opposite Soquel Avenue B. Philbfook, as she received her guests, the Daughters of the American Revolution, Saturday afternoon at "her home on California street.

Miss ur candy. Mrs. J. M. Walsh and Miss Hedwig Roedel assisted Mrs.

Mellott in entertaining. A happy time was had by each guest and after declaring Miss Mellott a delightful hostess and wishing her many more such happy Ethel Wilder charmed the ladles with two lovely vocal selections, and Mrs. 8- birthdays, departed for their homes. ows DEATH COMES TO 101 CAM Those enjoying the day were: Kober, Levene Kober, Margaret LODGES G. M.

Williams, Mary Williams, Julia Will 8 George M. Mosure, an old resident lams, Dorothy Williams, Mary Dever, Margaret Dever, Catherine Morrissey, MANY NEW MEMBERS. The high cost of living has no ter COUNTYJH 1866 DEATH CALLS MRS. CHARLOTTE C. CAHOON, PIONEER OF THE SOQUEL VALLEY.

of this city, where he has lived for the past twenty years, died this morn Sarah Schafer, Pauline Schafer, Nor rors for the Modern Woodmen, as at ma Costella, Vivian Costella, Emma Stewart, Opal Stewart, Isabel Kelly Are groomed and washed before each milking. They are housed in a modern barn with concrete floor which is scrubbed daily. Phone 759 and we will deliver you the purest of milk. California Dairy Evelyn Kelly, Helen O'Connor, Beth the meeting on last Friday night H. H.

Jordan and his able assistants to spread a sumptuous feed to 40 members at a total cost of $5. This was O'Connor, Martha Ryan, Margaret ing at his residence, 149 Chestnut avenue aged nearly eighty-four years. Deceased was a native of Nova Scotia, and lived for thirty years In South America before coming to Santa Cruz. He has been an elder of the First Christian church for a number of years and was held In high esteem. He leaves besides his widow a son Kenney, Corlnne White, Vera Dauben bis, Elsa Hoffman, Ida Alfonso, Gen the American banquet of the series.

evieve Mclntyre, Catherine Farree and Cathleen Mellott. LADIES INVITED Mrs. Charlotte C. Cahoon, an old and highly esteemed resident of this city, died this morning at her home, No. 20 Ocean View avenue, following a paralytic stroke which occurred three weeks' ago.

The deceased was a native of Utica, N. where she was born eighty-four years ago, and came to California in 1866, coming direct to Santa Cruz county, where she has lived ever since. The greater part of this time was spent on the old Cahoon ranch above Soquel until at Willows, who is a physician. Funeral services will be held at the First Several women are operating sue. cessful poultry ranches single handed In the Immediate vicinity of Santa Cruz.

This is a vocation In which BACK AT THE OLD STAND I have again taken over my old restaurant at 258 Pacific avenue and will be pleased to greet all my old friends. W. G. CONKLIN Christian church tomorrow at 2 o'clock and the remains will be shipped by the Pacific Coast Undertaking company to Willows for burial. women can do nearly as well as men The poultry people will be glad to removal to this city several year tell the ladles all about it.

i The Tide Table M. E. Dodge read an interesting paper on the daughter of Benjamin Franklin, Sarah Bache. Ice cream and old-fashioned cookies were served by the hostess. 4 4 NATIVE SONS' DANCE AT CAS A DEL REY.

The dance given by the Native Sons of the Golden West at Casa del Rey Saturday evening was the last of the important pre-lenten dancing parties, and was easily one of the most enjoyable this season. About two hundred were present, dancing to the strains of Abbott's four-piece orchestra. Many lovely gowns were noted. The dance reflected a great deal of credit upon the capable committee, which included Mllo Cain (chairman), Julian Strauss and Stanley Tait. EIGHTH BIRTHDAY OF BAY VIEW SCHOOL.

The teachers of the Bay View school Issued invitations to the other teachers of the city to come and help cele-brate the eighth birthday of Bay View last Friday evening. Come they did forty'ladies all dressed like eight-year-old children. Rollicking babyish' games, as London bridge, were play ed, causing heaps of fun. Music on the Victrola afforded pleasure to all. To select partners for refreshments the names of the gueses were derived from pictures the unique idea of Miss Maud Stevens.

Ice cream and cake were served. 4 4 JUDGE KNIGHT BEFORE MEN'S CLUB. The men's brotherhood of the First Methodist church will meet in the 4 church parlors tomorrow evening at 6:30. This will be a most interesting and helpful occasion. The speaker of the evening will be Judge Knight, who needs no commendation.

4, 4, MRS. ENRIGHT FROM SAN JOSE. Mrs. Jessie DeL. Enrlght of San Jose is visiting hef sister, Mrs.

Grace Williamson, for a few days, and looking after some business Interests. Douglas Miller was here from Stan, ford university to spend the week-end After voting on seven candidates and initiating four, it was unanimously agreed that as the membership in Santa Cruz was doubled in 1916, it should be doubled again in 1917. RED MEN WATCH WRESTLERS. At the meeting of the Red Men on last Friday night the captain of the Chief degree team gave out the names of the members of the team. Notice will be given those who were not present when the first drill will be held.

After the close of the business meeting the Amaral brothers, Jack and Tony, put up a clever exhibition of wrestling, lasting 40 minutes. Jack took the first fall In 12 minutes, while the second went to Tony in three minutes. At the end of the next period neither had secured a fall and the bout was called a draw. F. W.

Boyns acted as referee and A. M. Covell and H. M. Peterson as timers.

Another match will be held in the near future. Compiled by W. R. Springer, Attorney at Law and Notary Public. FEBRUARY 1917.

A.M. P. M. TRY "CASCARETS" FOR LIVER AND BOWELS IF IK OR BILIOUS ago. She leaves a' large family of children, Mrs.

Alice M. Peterson, Mrs. Amelia A. Jenne, Mrs. Fannie Mun-son and Edward Cahoon, all of Santa Cruz, Ben Cahoon of Tacoma, and Fred Cahoon of New Orleans.

She also has a brother, Charles Kingsberry, living In Igo, Shasta county. The funeral will be held from the residence, 20 Ocean View avenue, at 2 o'clock on Wednesday afternoon. STATE'S GOLD WELL PROTECTED SACRAMENTO, Feb. 19. Burglars might as well steer clear of the state capltol now.

A thorough modern alarm system has just been installed. Tonlghtl Clean Your Bowels and Stop Headache, Cold, Sour Stomach. Get a 10 cent box now. FOR THE EASTERN APPETITE PURE EASTERN Buckwheat VERMONT MAPLE SAP SYRUP. GENUINE EASTERN CODFISH PACKED AT GLOUCESTER, MASS City Cash Store C.

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Let Cascarets cleanse your stomach, remove the sour, fermenting food, lake the excess bile from your liver and carry out all the constipated waste matter and poison in the bowels. Then you will feel great. A Cascaret tonight straightens you out by morning. They work while you sleep. A 10 cent box from any drug store means a clear head, sweet stomach and clean, healthy liver and bowel action for months.

Children love Cascarets because they never gripe or sicken. The Dairymen's association of Santa Cruz meets tonight at the public library to further plan out future protective measures and strengthen their recently formed Everyone interested in the business as well as the general public are invited. Refreshments will be served by the worked would be putting It mildly. It almost caused a riot, ringing gongs In various parts of the building and bringing state employes in swarms to the treasurer's office, where millions of dollars in gold and currency are stored. The News 3 Months for $1.25.

The News 3 Months for $1.25. The News 3 Months for $1.25. Black figures indicate belew average low tide..