The Hanford Sentinel from Hanford, California • 3

THE HANFORD JOURNAL: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1904. K-H-M-J A continued story of cur- rent events. Local Mention Free Round Trip Tickets to Purchasers in the Clothing and Shoe Depts. Tickets free with every dollar purchase. Persons holding winning tickets in the drawing, which takes place July 30th, 01, will he given a free first-class round trip ticket to St.

Louia with a weeks admission to the Big Exposition. Votes allowed If you purchase amount to $10.00 in the clothing department and $10.00 in the shoe department you get ten tickets in each department twenty in all with the liability or capturing both prizes. at St. Louis for tho most popular minister and teacher in the County, Votes given with every 5 cent purchase in all departments. Contest to close July 30, 04.

Free vacation tickets tj the children. Round trip tickets to Santa Monica or Santa Cruz to the hoys and girls, both in Hanford and Lemoore, who stand highest in examina tions. Open to all children ill aiiy of the grammar grades. Also a free ticket given to the boy or girl in the county having tho highest percentage at last examination. Opening of the White Carniva G.

Starkweather, of the Southern Pacific, is in town today. Lydia E. Matthis came over from Le-moore last night, to attend a meeting 1 of Rebekuh lodge. S. L.

Cole, a rosidcnt of Angtoln, is here on a short business trip. S. E. Brown was a passenger from Guernsey this morning. Thos.

Wallace came over from Coal-inga this morning. He will remain in Hanford a few days. 1 The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist1 church will bo entertained this afternoon at tho home of Mrs. T. A.

Monro. One of tho most delightful of tho social events of tho week is the Leap Year ball to be given tomorrow even ing at Hill's hall by tho Needle dub. This afternoon1 Mrs. W. G.

Stryker will entertain the Ladies Aid society at her home, on W. Ivy street. Mrs. 1). H.

McCord returned homo yesterday afternoon. She was called to Santa Rosa by the death of her half sister, and on her way homo stopped in Han Jose to visit her son, Chailey McCord, who is attending the Pacific Con Business College, in that city. Thousands of Refined Garments in White Carnival Opens Wednesday, Feb. I Oth NEW INDUSTRY OF MUCH IMPORTANCE TO KF COUNTY. Kings County Fruits to be Made in Hanford Into a Finished Preparation.

8 8 8 Thursdays Attraction A yearly bargain event that women are eagerly awaiting. Thousands of refined garments in white are to be placed on sale at reductions averaging a fourth and a third less than what you ordinarily are obliged to pay for garments of this character. A short introduction by -way of explanation of how those big white events are planned may be in order. Tver) bargain quoted here is bought, not made. By this we mean that prices were not higher and now reduced for this event.

Livery garment in the sale was bought for (he occasion. When makers of muslin underwear are through with their fall business, there is always a lull in the factor), waiting for he spring trade to open. Its during the makers between seasons that our New York buyer selects this muslin underwear. Manufacturers are often compelled to opeiate their faettries without profit, in order to keep their help intact for the busy season. Very often they will fake an order at actual cost of making simply fo keep the factory running, for to stop means the scattering of the operafors and the inability of always getting the old force back when they are mostly wanted.

Taking advantage of opportunities of this Kind buying sufficient quantities to supply our big California slorcs and ready with the cash to take advantage of any good bargains that are offered are a few of the reasons why you are enabled to get crisp new underwear so much under regular price. Theres not an undesirable piece in the lot. All are amply cut and finished in a nice, workmanlike manner. All are the product of well paid labor, in clean and sanitary factories, insuring you against sweat shop goods, so often sold af low prices. Besides the big muslin underwear event, every day there will be special attractions offered in while goods that are much under prices quoted at any other period of the season.

You will be able to buy Embroideries, Laces, Sheets and Pillow Cases, Spreads, Linens, Lace Curtains, Napkins, Towels, Sheetings, Muslins, Lawns, Shirt Wrists and Handkerchiefs at bargain prices. Monday Sale of Sheets and Pillow Cases Tuesday Sale of Taldo Linens Ilia -ale of Embroideries -ft V- Friday The Lace Sale Wednesday, Feb. 17th Sale of Lace Curtains Saturday Handkerchief Salt Never such a fine opportunity 8 little i Entire Department is given over to the White Carnival. to purchase good garments for so Corset Covers Muslin Skirts When you can get it hardly pays to do A I. 'arniviil Prices litu1 values as at homo.

such woi 39c- -Muslin Skirls, plain hemmed, lloimcc, short skirts and Misses skirls with wido lace CH, 59c Good muslin skill, deep lawn llounce, one cluster 3 lucks edged with wide embroidery. Plain muslin skirl, lawn llounce will) three liemst il ol km I I neks. 78c Nice grade mu-din, deep lawn llounce, one row of lace in-ertimi edged with laeo to malcli. 98c Kino muslm skill, deep lawn llounce, tliiee clusters, three lucks edged with wide torchon At 9c Good quality muslin; full cut, neck edged with q-incli embroidery. 19c Two styles of Corset Covers of nice grade muslin; nock and arm-holes edged with wide torchon lace; another has ruffle of hemstitched lawn as edging on neck and arm-holes.

Very Corset Cover; square neck edged with narrow embroidery; wide embroidery insertion across front. 39c Several styles fine Corset Covers trimmed with lace or embroidery; one style lias three rows of lace insertion across front, neck and arms and is edged with Valenciennes lace; another style has neck and arms trimmed with Valenciennes lace, ribbon run. 59c Nice grade muslin trimmed with two rows of wide lace with ribbon run beading between arm-holes lace trimmed. 78c Many pretty effects in lace trimmed Covers with beading, ribbon ran; also nice line of embroidered effects. 98c Superior lot of high grade Corset Covers both embroidery and lace effects; trimmed with embroidery and lace beading, ribbon run.

$1.15 Nainsook Corset Covers trimmed with lace, ribbon run, lace insertions and lace medallions. Novelty Corset Covers at $1.39, $1,68, $1 98. DA yj I Wri Ma i)m A month ago we made mention of tlic fact that Hanford would, the first of this year, have a new and important in dustry in operation, which would eon-same a large quantity of Kings county products and be of great value to the county in a financial way. Tho new jl enterprise is now established, and in v0 running order, and it is a pleasuie to WJ to give a description of it and its pro posed output. The company opciating the new os- 7 A tablishment is the Peek-Rliine in which F.

If. Peck and T. B. Rhine, of j) this city, aro tiie principal owners. Tho (.0 company expects to incorporate in the wj near future, and conduct its business as an incorporated company.

The busd- I ness of the company is the inimufactuu 1 of California crystalied crushed fruits," and high grade flavoring ex tracts. We have seen samples of the products of tho company in both these lines, ami must say that they arc voiv nice in appearance, and no doubt of the qbalily which their nmmifacturei.s claim for them. The crushed fruits are put up in pound cartoons, and sell for 10 cents The fruit is for use in pies, fruit cakes, 1 sauces and puddings. It is put up in i oiled paper, and this, with the enclosing folds of the caiton box, makes it nearly air proof, and we are informed that the fruit will keep for a long time in any climate, hot or cold, damp or dry. The fruit is a mixture of tho choice productions of Kings county oichards and vineyards, including peaches, apri cots, prunes, raisins, etc.

These are mixed well together and pressed into cakes, one of the Vi pound cartons of I crystalized fruits makfng two good pies. The cakes are square in shape, and aio made so in moulds. Sugar is used to sweeten tho fruit, and finit juices aro also used. Tho fruit can bo prepared ready for the crust in about 20 minutes, one of tho special advantages of this prepaid! fruit being the very short time to get it ready for use. and the fruit is said to retain all natural fresh fruit flavor.

The dime- tions on the cartons, for the use of the 1 fruit, are, For two large pies: To this package add one and one-lmlf pints of cold water; allow to soak until thor oughly dissolved. Then slew about 20 minutes, when it will be ready for the crust. More sugar or a little butter may be added if desired. Let it cool before putting into crust." The company has leased the large packing house at G01-G07 West Sixth street, known generally os the Del Monte packing house, and is there man ufaeturing the products which they aro just now beginning to place upon the market. They have a large house and expect to prepare and pack fruit on a large scale.

For the past three month Messrs. Peck and Rhine have been ex perimenting in the preparation of tho fruit, and it has taken a great deal of' time to study out the proper amount of eaoh fruit to be used as au ingredient in the mass, for, as we have previously stated, the' crystalized crushed fruit is a mixture of quite a number of difier cut fruits. The company is now pre pared to furnish the fruit by the out load, and aro already arranging to in troduee it on the Eastern and Coast markets. They expect their largest VP sales to be in the large cities where a S) a cheap, yet good pie fruit, which can be quickly prepared for use, they feel sure will meet with a large sale. Mr.

7 2 Peck understands tho introduction ofjVW the fruit to the markets, while Mr. V) Rhine has had much experience in manufacture of extracts and the propa ration of fruits, in the East. In connection witli the manufacture I of this crushed fruit, the company will jl put up fruit extracts in bottles ex tracts of nil kinds and they should be W) able to secure all the local trade in that line. They put up the extracts in any size quantity of bottle or package the 71 trade demands. They already have put up, for store trade, a considerable quun i WJ tity of the extracts in strawberry, lem- on, vanilla, banana, in two-ounce bottles.

All their extracts are bottled under the Rex brand. This new manufacturing industry isl of particular value to this city and county in that it will use up a large am ount of our diied fruits, thus creating more of a market right here at home It will also utilize much of the small sized fruit, which does not command the highest price in the market, and is slow er of sale than the first quality, though fj in and the $115 Very piotlv muslin skirt, deep lawn llounco, 2 (lu-lers, 8 lucks (algid with wido blind emliioidery. Laeo liimmed i i-1 has 3 row's of wido Normandy laeo insertion. edged with wide lace to match. pie ml id 1 ines of high grade skirls nr), fi.tw, $2 $2 as, $3.98.

$1.37, $3.33, GOWNS Chemise at Carnival Prices. 19 Cts. Carnival Prices Prevail on Entire Line of Muslin and Cambric Drawers 19c Good muslin Drawers with wide embroidered edging; also hemstitched edging of sheer lawn. 29c Fine muslin Drawers; lawn flounce edged with Valenciennes lace and i row of lace insertion. 39c Several styles of muslin and cambric Drawers; trimmed with lace or embroidery; one style of cambric has i row of lace insertion and edged with lace to match; another style has wide embroidery edge headed with 4 small tucks.

59c Several styles of embroidery and lace trimmed Drawers; very fine values in neat and refined styles. 78c Nice cambric Drawers with deep lawn ruffle trimmed with 2 rows of Valenciennes lace, edged with lace to match. 98c Superior quality muslin and cambric Drawers; lace or embroidery trimmed; very fine value. Novelty trimmed Drawers of very dainty and sheer Nainsooks trimmed with fine lace and embroidery at $1.15, $1.37, $1.68, $1 98. ml Muslin chemise, neck edged with hemstitched lawn.

39c Good quality muslin, yoke with em-bioidery insertion, others with plain ticked yoke. 59c Kupoior line of muslin gowns, embroidery and lace trimmed, culls edged with embroidery. 78c cry dainty gowns with wide collar edged in fine embroidery, 1 1 hemstitched tucks, Leading across neck, ribbon run. Plain muslin gown, line quality, plain yoke, 4 clusters hemstitched tucks. 98c Muslin gowns, lace and embroidery trimmed, entire front with (duster of small tucks with row of embroidery insertion, neck and sleeves edged with fine narrow embroidery, also nice lino of lace trimmed gowns at this price.

$1.15 Very pretty line of embroidery and lace trimmed gowns of soft Nainsook, front lias 21 tucks, two rows of embroidery insertion, neck libbon run. $137 Wry dainty lot of laeo trimmed gowns, sleeves and geek edged with wide lace, libbon run largo ia.ee collar. 39 Cts. with Good grade muslin chemise, trimmed i of nice quality lace and embroidery. 79c, 08c, Good chemise, laeo and embroidoiy trimmed.

All persona having Shasta Syphon Extra special for the entire week. Makers clean up of Swiss ebroidered Handkerchiefs extra good value. Special at 6 1-4, 8 1-3 and 9c each. Extra Special Sale of Men's Night Rohes during the entire week. A Makers sample line of lngh-grade gowns, fancy embroidery fronts, worth much moi than priced for this occasion.

All sizes. Your choice at fific. Water Bottles at their homes kindly Childrens White Lawn Hats and Bonnets at special prices for the entire week. Cute and dainty little caps and bonnets for the baby at prices that average a fourth less than usual. the universal advise us, so we can call for same, THAT LIBRARY SITE.

G. Starkweather! Upholstering QiiO. 1.. BUSS Abstracts of Title ti i I'M tun mg on one of those five ineu coat I km ause it was cheap. I c.dl mm 1 tie citizens to eoine forward in! del.

lid I lieu it and its best good ANNA ADOLPH. it, ami they say that they feci Ure their California crystalized crushed finite ill meet with a big demand, that they will hao a good sale of fruit extracts which they arc A Hanford Woman Gives Her Views Regarding It. Hanford, Fob. 8th. We all have heard the conflict concerning our new Carnegie library, which has come to smh a pass that I are serumts of the citizens, it is now their time to command.

As one of the citizens, I think there should be hill wish expressed in the papers, and if necessary full vote. For me, I wish to say that the i lion is deserving of more thought and for decision. Haste is not to be st i patio if eveiyone knew how natur think the citizens should come forward thotlght have a preferenPe of loca 1 tUy ami quickly Bui dock Blood Bitters in the matter, for if the citizens are not can discuss. As to the 1 regulates the stomach and bowels. interested in the mutter I do not knowl on by thfl oUy tllut who It is the citizens place I tlieir selection is cheap, it will never Aialum-he will be here Thursday, now settle the matter.

The citizens are 1. Hanfor(1 cituCns, who always hav the rulers in this city. The city board th() be3t that ig tQ be haa T'bink 0tl W. H. Myers (Dutch Bill) Hus opened an upholstering shop, cor net of flight and Irwin Streets, in the Weisbaum building, and invites orders from the pnblie for work in Upholstering of Mattresses a Telopfio Draying and General Transient OF AU, KINDS Promptly Attended to on Short Notice Hanford.

Cal. HLAL ESTATE INSURANCE Charges Reasonable 130 FRONT STREET Next dour to entrance Artcsii ffotof, Rev. Daniel II. Stew art, who has been it is just as rich in juice and nectar as thc in Tu- the larger sized fruit. klre t0 years, has been called by Our people will certainly wish the t(j fil, tbe puipit of new enterprise success.

It is being fluirdl o( Hanford. Rev. conducted by energetic, capable IneM gtewart take up his new charge who will push it aluog for all there I.