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SANTkV CRUZ SENTINEL: SUNDAY, JULY 3, 1910. PERSONALS 1 SPECIAL WHITE EMBROIDEREB WAIST SALE SPECIAL WHITE SKIRTS SALE I I I Miss Louise Steinmetz went to San Francisco on a visit Saturday. Arthur J. Fisk, son of Pastmaster Fis-k of San FVanclsco, is here. Mrs.

Addie Thompson, an aunt of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Thompson, is here on a visit to relatives.

Dr. C. E. Gross has arrived from Oakland to join his wife, who is visiting her father, C. E.

Fagen. Miss Jennie Roberts of san Fran Meat Safes! PROTECT YOUR FOOD FROM FLIES. WE 8ELL ALL KINDS OF SCREENS. Kitchen Utensils! EVERYTHING TO MAKE HOUSEKEEPING AND CAMPING EA8Y. Ice Cream Freezers! ALL SIZES AND PRICES.

Soecial Reduction Sale White Dress Skirts and Waists never wai a better opportunity to buy a bargain ght at the a ason than now, where we are offering our entire etock of I rninrSd Wa.h Dress Skirts and Embroidered Lingerie and Colored Wash stylish White Waists at Cut pricee as Ladies' Dress $1.00 Skirt. 11.50 Sklrtt $2.25 Skirtt $5.00 Skirts 4 Ladies' Embroidered Lingerie Waists Cut $2.00 Walstt $1.49 $4.50 Waiett $2.98 $5.00 Walttt $3.39 Ladies', Misses' Children's Sweaters The best Values of Sweaters ever offered In a large variety In styles white and colored on Sale now. Children'! $1.00. Misses' $1.50. Ladiet' $2.75.

-OA -a- et fjXl Maidc and Young Matrons at Luncheon. One of the most delightful affairs of the season was the luncheon given Saturday by the Saturday Afternoon Pridge olut, at the Casino grill. It was very pleasant on the roof garden, where the luncheon was served, and the girls made a very happy party as they all sat around the large, round table. Sweet peas were used for the table decorations, and the place can's were dainty water-colors. After luncheon the rest of the afternoon was spent on the ibeach under the big Japanese umbrellas.

The club members and their guests were Mrs. H. R. Judah, Mrs. Clay E.

peters, Mrs. H. J. Bias, Mrs. H.

E. McPherson, Mrs. Lloyd Bowman, Mrs. H. D.

Al len. Mrs. S. W. Coleman, Mrs.

Edward Salz, Miss Alice Bartlett, Miss Alverda True, Miss Marguerite Pena, Miss Helen Bliss, Miss Georgia Collins, Miss Lily Pena, Miss Catherine Smith, Miss Efthel Bartlett, Miss Stanley Bliss, Miss Lura Williams, Miss Violet Pena, Miss Helen Nevins. Ladies Respond To Toasts, Val Verde Fruit Farm, the hospitable home of J. W. Watters and family, was the scene of a very pleasant reunion on Thursday. The farm is located in Green valley.

The following toasts were proposed by the toastmistress, Mrs. J. L. Everts- Naval Life, H. C.

Henney; Hospital Life, Miss Watters; Our Friends, Mrs. J. L. Everts; Rustuatlng, Miss Mary E. Morgan.

Those present were Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Henney, Mr.

and Mrs. E. E. Bennett, Mr. and Mrs.

J. W. Mesdames J. L. Everts, J.

H. Morgan, W. C. Fogg, F. Perry, A.

Kingsley, Misses Mary E. Morgan and Ethel Watters, Messrs. Louis Watters and A. A Brink. Reception.

Cisco, and her sister, Miss Bessie Twombly, of Oakland, both formerlv of this city, are down on a visit to friends to remain until after the Fourth. Mrs. Thomas Christal and her daughter Irene, and son James, came down from the metropolis to spend the month of July here. This Is the third summer the Christals have spent in Santa Cruz. They are ir! the Brooks cottage, 273 Broadway.

Mrs. A -F. Steels, of Santa Cruz, has been visiting with Mrs. E. H.

Robinson on Fairvlew the past week. She will be accompanied home by Karl Robinson, who will spend several weeks at the seashore. Los Gatos Mail. W. V.

Morrow, of Los Angeles, and three others, were In Santa Cruz last week, on their way in an auto, to Reno. Mr. Morrow is a son of John Morrow of this city, and has with him a son. They expect to see the fight tomorrow. Andra Thompson, who has ibeen very ill at hia home on California St.

for over five weeks, is slightly improved, but Is still confined to his bed. His daughter, Mrs. Sophie Hathaway, of San Francisco, who has been with him for some time, has returned, but his son, Frank, of Sacramento, is stiil with him. J. C.

Stephens, a brother of Elder B. C. Stephens of Garfield Park, who is a pioneer miner of Leadvllle, w-jth his wife Is visiting his brother, whom he has not seen for over so years. At present he Is developing a mine at Ramsey, Xev. He says Santa Cruz looks good to him as he viewed it from Noel Heights.

Alden Anderson, an ex-lieutenant-governor, accompanied by his brother, now a candidate for governor on the Republican ticket, called on us Saturday. Mr. Anderson is a Republican through and through, and will support the Republican ticket, no matter who is to be the next Executive of this State. That is the way we like to hear a man talk. He considers the principles of the party above Jones or Johnson.

It is understood that a company ot enterprising steel capitalists are negotiating rights of way for an airship line between Ikis Gatos and-Santa Cruz. Biz Is humming In this neck o' the woods. Los Gatos Mail. B. K.

Knight Is back from Salinas. J. J. Iiamber is down from among the mountain tops. Henry Rheln was in San Francisco last week on business.

Wm. T. Yahlberg has arrived to spend a few days with his mother. Mr. and Mrs.

E. F. Callaghan of Llvermore are here on a trip. Leslie Einstein, a leading Fresno merchant Is In this city. Mrs.

Thos. Smith is down from San Francisco on a visit to relatives. Mrs. Geo. Wells of Watsonville is vlsitng her sister, Mrs.

J. Mano. Dr. J. p.

Parker left Saturday on a trip to Los Altos. Dr. J. H. Gray Is In San Francisco for a short visit.

Mr. and Mrs. R. Guppy of Berkeley are here. Mr.

and Mrs. Wm. Russell are visit ing in San Francisco. Mrs. W.

I. clouette came down from Boulder Creek. Saturday. The Red Men will be a feature la our parade tomorrow, and pale faces will note the fact that Indians are present from Los Gatos and other reservations. "No shooting or treipatting" tlgnt for tale at the office.

Sweet peas for decorating; all col ors. Mrs. Zellar. 42 Clay between Campbell and Ocean. The "Sentinel" office must be doing about all of the first-class Job printing of this section.

That is what we are here for with out big plant and able force of printers. NEWS FROM SAN FRANCISCO. Several of our subscribers have been spending part of their vacation In San Francisco recently. They re port fine weather and encouraging business prospects. Of course they made their headquarters at the Hotel Manx which has become so well known In this locality as catering especially to out-of-town patronage.

This Is the only hotel west of Chicago which Is able to offer such up-to-date equipment as circulating ice-water in every room. "The proof of the pudding Is in the eating," and no greater recommendation could bo afforded this popular hostelry than the universal praise of Its patrons. "Service, Comfort and Right Prices," is the slogan of the Hotel Manx. Sinklnson's Planing Mill, Potrero Mill. Cabinet work, Doors and Sash.

Deputy Sheriff Richard Rountreo left Saturday for San Quentin with II. S. Farnsworth, who was sentenced to five years for extortion by Superior Judge Smith. Geo. W.

Young, painter. Phone Red 9S6. Residence 17 Coloma St. A new family rate, also Rough Dry, at Cascade Laundry, Phone Main 215. Not much work was done in Sania Cruz Satuday afternoon, and this rest will last till after some one knocks some one else out tomorrow.

White or black? Take your choice and bet your money. Real estate and Qannon Vagedes, 234 Pacific Av. Stock promissory notes for sale at this office at lc each. In the absence of Rev. E.

C. Phil-leo, at the State christian Endeavor convention at San Jose, tho pulpit oT the Presbyterian Church will be occupied by Rev. Thomas Baldwin, a Baptist clergyman. Fifiv old newspaper at the "Sen tuel- office for 5 cents. At Maxcy's, whisky bottled In U.

S. Bonded Warehouse under government regulations. Purity, age and proof guaranteed. Justice W. M.

Gardner, In charge of the races and sports, has the following entries for the mile boat race, to take place Monday afternoon opposite the Casino; W. M. Johnston, Brayton Phllbrook, L. C. Smith, Melvln How-land, Loren Rudy, At Maxcy's, whisky In barrels received direct from TJ.

S. Bonded Warehouse. The local Naval Militia loft Saturday morning to go aboard the cruiser Marblehead at Sausallto for its northern cruise. Enough members were left, however, to constitute a gun crew to Are a salute at the flag raising at 9 A. M.

tomorrow. STORE 2: CITY NEWS The crowd at the beach Saturday afternoon was of the holiday order. David L. Wflson, Real Estate. DEPOT MARKET.

384 Pacific At. Fresh and salted meats. Sausage and lard a specialty. Call on us. This is the election season fraternal societies.

In DRUIDS FUNERAL NOTICE. The officers and members of Ma-drona Grove, U. A. O- are requested to assemble In their hall In I. O.

0. F. building this afternoon, Sunday, July 3d, at 1:30 p. to attend the funeral of our late brother, N. Spoo.

The officers and members of Santa Cruz and Luis de Camecms groves and sojourning brothers are Invited to be present O. GERMAIN, N. A. V. E.

Lynam, Secy. 1 ATTENTION. Members of Wallace Reynolds Post No. 32, O. A.

will meet at their' post room In the I. O. O. F. building at 8:30 A.

M. sharp, Monday, July 4th. By order ot 2 POST COMMANDER. The oldest voter Is claimed by Alameda county 108 years of age Patrick Healey. and Sign cards ot various kinds, "House to Let," "Lots for Sale," "Boarding," for sale at the "Sentinel" office.

Butter Wrappers printed at this office. The Fourth will be a day off In Santa Cruz. We are patriotic to a man and woman. f. 4.

ALl 80UL8 CHURCH. (Unitarian). George W. Stone, Minister. SUNDAY SERVICE, 11 A.

4 Subject July 3d, "The Evolution of Patriotism." All welcome. Mailing tubes made to order at the "Sentinel" office. Crowded trains all day Saturday was the order, and every one was late on this account. Subscribers receiving the "Morn ing Sentinel" later than 7 o'clock are requeeted to notify this office. Hay and Grain Wood and Coal PAUL R.

HOFFMANN phone Main 118 293 Pacific Av. New Spring goods at Henry Ruste-meyer'8, the tailor, 58 Pacific Avenue, opposite Hotel St. George. Hinds Fogg have sold the Mary E. Darling property, corner Believue Av.

and Mission to Warren Garrett, of this city. The W. C. T. U.

will serve lunch and ice cream on the Fourth at 229 Pacific In Heard building. 2 Gold lettering of all kinds is done bv I he "Sentinel'' hookhlnder. and Who? What? Why? What will be the Ocean Shore move this week? Men are being; moved constantly on that checkerboard. CONFECTIONER'S SUPPLIES! Also lec (ream and Sherbet i THE CANDY STORE 32 PACIFIC AV. TEL.

MAIN ISO cisco is the guest of her cousin, Mrs. T. J. Thompson on Water street. Thomas E.

Hursley and familv of fjenterville are occupying a cottage at Seabright. Mrs. Josephine Pond of Pasadena Is visiting her parents, Mr. and H. S.

Deming. Miss Essie Stoller has arrived from Campbell to spend July with Miss Kate Herrman. Edward March of Mill Valley is here on a visit to his' mother, Mrs. A. Armstrong on Beach Hill.

Frank Cooney of San Fancisco 's spending the Fourth with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Cooney.

Rev. and Mrs. MacComber of Rose-vllle, are here for the summer and are stopping on Riverside avenue. Mr. and Mrs.

William Lynam will spend the holidays with Mr. Lynam's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E.

Lynam. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Salz of Oakland are the guests of their niece, Mrs. Herbert Allen on West Otis St.

Miss Nellie Goss is a visitor from Oakland, who Is here to enjoy the holi days. Don Williams, of the Oakland Tribune is In this city to spend the Fourth. J. D. Walker, a leading commission man of San- Francisco, is down to take In the holidays in this city.

Fred C- Campbell, a prominent real estate dealer and writer In Oakland, Is among the many from that city who are here to enjoy a few days' outing. Deputy District Attorney W. H. L. Hynes of Oakland, is In Santa Cruz to spend the Fourth, and with him is his family.

Mrs. J. H. Morgan and Miss Mary E. Morgan have returned from a visit with Mr.

and Mrs. J. W. Watters at their Green Valley ranch. Mrs.

H. D. Leek, accompanied by her son Kenneth, is in Palo Alto, on a visit to her friend, Mrs. T. M.

Brewer (nee Inez Moore). Paul Baker will be home today to spend the 4th with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Silas Baker, at 212 Broad-way. I Judge fetorey, and F.

L. Heath and wife will spend several days at Mt. Heimon, studio. where Mr. Heath has a Mrs.

nomas Leonard is here from San Francisco cm a visit to her mother, Mrs. Louisa Merrill, on California street. Mrs. Elmer Winnie of Pacific Grove is at Davenport to remain over the Fourth with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

W. R. Pinkham. Mrs. L.

B. Hannah and daughter left yesterday for Santa Cruz, where they will make an extended stay. Hanford Sentinel. Miss Cella Cooney is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

J. G. Cooney and her many friends here. She is conducting music classes in San Francisco. Mr.

and Mrs. F. B. Kerrick from Oakland are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.

W. O. Kerrick, the two gentlemen being brothers. Miss Ethel Hcney and Miss Edna Hovey are here from Berkeley to remain over the Fourth with their aunt, Mrs. F.

K. Roberts on Beach Hill. Miss Irma Allen of San Francisco, who has been visiting her brother, O. P. Allen, has gone to the State Christian Endeavor convention at san Jose.

Mrs. and Mrs. Thos. Cushlng, Miss Freda Wright of Oakland, Miss Carmen Ghirardelll and Master Carlton Wines of San Francisco are here fo the holidays. George II.

parkor, of San Francisco, arrived in town Saturday evening and will remain until after the Fourth. He will spend the day at his ranch la Scotts Valley, Rev, H. E. Milnes, D. pastor of the First M.

E. Church, who was called out of town by the recent death of his mother, is again at home, ac-comianied by his family, and will ac-cupy his pulpit as usual today. Mrs. W. C.

V. Shields of San Fran- HINKLE'S CASH PLUMBING Call on SENEGRINI BROTHERS We have moved to our large new place of business. 516-518 Pacific Avenue TELEPHONE JOHN 1651 la our pumblng sample room we carry the best Standard Sanitary Fixture. If you are In the market for Plumbing In either a new building or for remodeling, you can not afford to neglect calling on ua. ASTER PLANTS Now Finest and Best Varieties For Bale By THE LEEDHAM BULB RIVER STREET Phone Red 1117.

Free Delivery. STONE RCNNIE 287 SOQUEL AVENUE Cor. Pine St. PLUMBING Phone Main 400 JOBBING A 8PECIALTY CONTRACT8 TAKEN F- RENT IN NEW HAGEMANN BUILDING Modern 8tores, 1st floor. 2d floor fitted up for an up-to-date lodging house with ladies' parlor, general sitting room and office, elevator, baths for each room and steam heat througout.

Will be fitted up to suit tenants Plant can be teen, at the office of E. L. Van Cleeck, In the Neary-Selghold and at the office of W. C. Hoffmann at 88 Front St.

fb15-tf W. R. HEDGPETH, Optometrist 12 Pacific Av. Opp. Court Houtt Union French Laundry 49-51 Front St.

Phone Main 103 Daniels'Santa CruzTransfer Co. (Incorporated.) Parcel Delivery PHONE MAIN 4. Leaving office, 9 Locust at the following hours: 9 A. M. Flat, Beach Hill, East Santa Cruz, SeabrlghL 10:30 A.

M. Mission Hill, Garfield Park and Tannery. 1:15 P. M. East Santa Cruz, Sea-bright 2:45 P.

Mission Hill. Garfield Park, Tannery. 4:00 P. M. Flat and Beach Hill.

6:00 P. M. Mission Hill. BACK IN THE OLD LOCATION Thompson's Gril JACK THOMPSON, Mgr. BACK AGAIN O'Farrell, near Fillmore Private Dining Rooms Skirts Cut $2.50 Skirt $1.69 $3.50 Sklrtt $2.39 $4.50 Skirts $2.69 $3.29 S.

Strauss pointed to fill an unexpired term In the administration of Mayor Schmltz. Although he" will be in Santa Cruz at irregular periods, his cottage In this city will be occupied by some members of his family almost constantly. Companions of Forest, Grand Chief Companion Mrs. Lillian Powers of Woodland officially -visited Azalea circle. Companions of the Forest Friday evening and gave a most interesting talk on the order.

Tho new officers elected were: Chief Companion Grace Wagner. Sub Chief Companion Belle Roun-tree. Right Guide Rose Trafton. Left Guide Lizzie Rooney. Rec.

Sec Myra Roney. Inner Guard Pearl Moore. Outer Guard H. V. Trafton.

Trustee Agnes Parker. Fourth of July Service At Congregational Church. A special patriotic program will be given at the Congregational Church at 7:45 P. M. this Sunday evening: Processional, Beautiful My quartette, "Our Flag Forever," Misses Linscott and Hawes, Messrs.

Mellor and Linscott; solo and chorus, "Star Spangled Banner," H. C. Linscott and choir; quartette, "Tenting "Ein Feste Burg," choir; address, Rev. J. B.

Orr; solo, "Independence Day," A. X. Mellor. Mrs. Fred S.

Cox Entertains. Friday afternoon Mrs. Fred S. Cox entertained at her home on California street In honor of her guest, Miss Stanwood. The guests played bridge during the afternoon, the prizes, handsome enameled hat pins, being won (Continued on 8th page) C.

M. TABLER Optometrist and Manufacturing Optician 134 PACIFIC AVENUE Phones: offlce James 591 Residence j0hn 351 J. II. IIORSNYDER Druggist and Chemist 132 Pacilic Avenue PHIL G. SHEEHY Candidate for DISTRICT ATTORNEY at the CARDIFF Lumber pmluct to u8 promptly attended to.

Phone Main 397 Wood Yard: Main The Arcade Store A reception was tendered to Mr. and Mrs. Karl BJork and their daughter Elvira on Friday afternoon, gtve.i by Mrs. Mason and Mrs. McCune, at the leautiful home of Mrs.

McCune on 27 South Branciforte. After an Informal program all were led to the dining room, where the table was artistically arranged with abundance of fragrant flowers. A fine luncheon was served and all enjoyed till the hours had passed so cnuckly. Mrs. Karl Bojork Is a cousin of Mrs.

Silas Baker of 212 Broadway, with whom the Bjorks have been visiting for the past two weeks. They will soon return to their home in East Oakland. Honor to Naval Officers. Saturday afternoon nine of the officers from the torpedo boat destroyers now anchored In the harbor and four of the wives of the officers were the guests of Messrs. H.

A. Van C. Torchiana and W. P. Netherton, who conveyed the party In automobiles to the Big Trees for an outing as a compliment from Santa Cruz In acknowledgment of the presence among us or the naval men.

After a trip to the trees the party returned and were entertained at Mr. Torchlana's residence on High street, where Mrs. Torchiana made a delightful hostess. She was assisted by W. T.

Jeter and wife, Mayor T. W. Drullard and wife and other prominent local people. Car Ride. Friday afternoon the girls of the Holy Cross School, to the number of eighty, enjoyed a trolley ride to Capitola, on the observation car.

To S. W. Coleman, who generously pave the car service for the entire afternoon, and to G. L. Fitzgerald, who kindly superintended the ride, the Sisters ot Charity beg to express sin- sere thanks.

Olaf A- Tveitmoe Hat Home Here. Olaf A. Tveitmoe, secretary of the State Building Trades Council, and editor of Organized Labor, has been In Santa Cruz in regard to his cot tage on Campbell corner of Aimer St. Mr. Tveitmoe Is an ex-supervlsor of San Francisco, having been ap- The Great St.

famous Clairvoyant, Palmist. Card Header, Astrolo-Slst, and famous society life rend-T. Will give 1U celebrated lite reading onslstln of the IMlui, the 'ards, and Clair veyanco, 3 liit-1'itiir and complete rca.llni! i only. Without you InVtloK a about buvln or a 1 about love, nmrrlaKe, divFee, "t-tlon and what to do to get out of vo trouble. No pay unless Bin lulled 4 uappj, it Pacific Avenue.

HOUGHTON The World's Wonde DEALEliS IN oofi We are dli th Mill. All orders given HANLY SANITARIUM Ioeated lit the Lynch Mansion, Overlooking the liny SANTA CRUZ, CAU Medical and Surgical Patient Received from aU Physicians. Trained Nurse Supplied for outside Patients. FUmmaiu Paths and Mamagvt Parlors at the Casino. MARY ANR HANLY (Reit.

Rrltlsh Graduate Nurse.) Also 1U10 I.aguna Ban Francisco. OHIce: 147 Pacilic Avenue Yard Main 408.