The Register from Santa Ana, California • Page 6

THE SANTA ANA DAILY REGISTER, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 20, 1912. LAST WEEK OF OUR BIG CLEARANCE SALE 1 1 Before Opening Up Our holiday Goods, Room Must Be Made for Displaying Them. Come and Share in the Splendid Bargains We Are Offering While We Are Clearing Out Our Regular Lines of Goods. Hundreds of Good Bargains Are Not Listed. Sweeping Reductions in All Departments Table Linen Specials For Thanksgiving White mercerized Damask, 58 inches wide, floral patterns, perfectly bleached, former price 75c per yard, sale price, rr 18 inch square all linen Napkins to match table cloth, I2y2c each, per set 16 inch square white Napkins, former price 5c each, sale price, 3 Fast Turkey Red Damask Table Cloth, with fringe, 58x87 inches, former price $1.25, sale blue canton flannel Shirts, good values at former price of 65c, now on sale at special price 38c union suits wear, in gray and ecru former price 35c, sale price colors, 25c medium weight woolen Shirts, splendid values at $1.00 the former price of them, sale price Nazarath Waists, good fabrics, well made, was formerly 25c, sale I Of price heavy fleece linen Union Suits Underwear, former lCr price $1.25, sale price all wool heavy shirts with pockets and folding collar, former price $1.50, sale tpl Boh Goods Reduced Good grade of Outing Flannel, light or dark patterns, former price 120c, sale price, per yard .............8 l-3c 500 yards best grade Galatea, assorted patterns, former price 170c per yard, sale price, per yard Apron check and Dress Ginghams, large assortment of patterns, former price 10c and sale price per yard Black mercerized Sateen, has the appearance of silk, was 25c per yard, sale price per yard Heavy Kimona Flannel, light or dark patterns, sale price, per 2C Big Reduction on China SUITABLE FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS r.Oc Cake Plates 25c 50c decorated Salad Bowls 25c $1.50 Haviland China Cake Plates $1.50 3-piece china Tea Set, beautiful decorations, per set China Salt and Pepper Sets Hair Receivers, Pin Trays, Cups and Saucers at one-third off regular price.

50c decorated china Cups and Saucers 75c 3-piece decorated china Mush $1.00 G-piece Oat Meal Sets, beautiful designs, per set $1.50 2-piece Sugar and Cream set $100 BigClearanceSale of Shoes Every shoe in the house is radically reduced in price for three busy days of shoe business. Come and supply the needs of your entire family with the standard make of Dittman shoes, at a big saving in price. We stand back of every Dittman shoe sold. For lack of space we can only mention a few of the hundreds of special values we have to offer. The goods must be seen before any idea of the saving to be made can be had.

Everything is marked in plain figures. Department Store Ladies' and Children's Garments At Big Reductions Four dozen Underskirts, nicely trimmed, deep embroidery and rtifiles, former price 75c, sale price each fine Muslin Gowns, trimmed yoke and sleeves, former price 75c, sale price gingham Aprons with bib, full cut and roomy, former price 65c each, sale price black sateen Petticoats, a good quality, former price $1.39, sale muslin Drawers, good quality and well made, former price 15c, sale 306 EAST FOURTH ST. Big Reductions in Notions 5c paper of pins. 2 5c 5c pearl Buttons, 2 cards 10c pearl Buttons, card 5c 15c D. M.

C. Cotton, per spool 10c 2 skeins 1). M. C. Cotton, all colors 5c 5c paper Safety Pins, 2 Button Molds, any size, 2 dozen 5c 10c Pocket Combs Darning Cotton, 2 spools 5c 10c Mirrors 5c Handkerchiefs, plain white, per dozen 25c 5c Hair Nets, 2 5c 10c Envelopes, per package 5c ES at the courthouse HAS THF RIGHI 10 Ida Parker of Orange is ppointed Deputy Sheriff by Ruddock Dr.

Ida B. Parker of Orange, for- health oiricer of that city, has en appointed a deputy sheriff by Ruddock. Dr. Parker is prob- ly the tirst. woman deputy sheriff the county outside of those whose ties that they be deputies, nong the latter are Miss Nellie Bail, clerk in the sheriff's office, and is.

E. W. Boynton, matron of the unty jail. Dr. Parker applied to the sheriff a permit to carry a revolver.

She ited that as a physician she is ten called upon to drive out late at ght, and for her own protection desired the right to go armed, le sheriff made her a deputy, which only gives her the right to carry revolver but gives her the power make arrests. Dr. Parker is fa- liar with the use of tirearms. She known to be a good shot with a otgun, and has often hunted quail, ves and rabbits. Santoyo on Trial Santoyo is on trial in superior court today on a charge assault with a deadly weapon with tent to kill Jose Rodriguez at Ana- on Oct.

7. Santoyo is accused having stabbed Rodriguez in the ck He is defended by Attorney of Los Angeles. District At- rney West is prosecuting. The ial is by jury. Sent to Asylum Erick Hansen was today commit- to the asylum at Patton for insan- r.

Hansen was arrested at Olinda, nere he was wandering about in a condition. I ham of Orange as a member of the i County Highway Commission. Yes-, terday when the resignation was re- reived it was thought that the board i would meet again today to accept the resignation and to make the appoint-j i ment of a successor to the well known I citizen of Orange ho withdraws i from the commission on account of; i his health. With the adjournment to, Dec. 3, no action will he taken until that time.

Begin Building The supervisors are ready to com mence the improvement of the seven- ty-two acre tract purchased at West Orange. Yesteruay the plans of Architect Frederick H. Eley for house for the superintendent of the1 poor farm were accepted. The house will he an attractive five-room bunga-! low. I Contract for Wiring The supervisors accepted the bid of the ope Electric Co.

tor wiring the new cells and corridor being placed in the county jail. The was $208. Other Matters A map of Kraemer's addition No. 1 to Placentia townsite was accepted. i Probation Officer Scott was given permission to purchase a typewriter for his office.

The county treasurer was given permission to purchase a protecto- graph for use in his office. OFFICIAI OF HER COMPANY IS DEAD Ian Who Was Superintendent for Twelve Years Passed Away Yesterday Flagged Train With Shirt Tearing his shirt from his back an Ohio man flagged a train and saved it from a wreck, but H. T. Alston, Raleign, N. once prevented a wreck with Electric Bittern.

was in a terrible plight when I began to use he writes, stomach, head, back and kidneys were all badly affected and my liver was in bad four bottles of Electric Bitters made me feel like a new' A trial will convince you of their matchless merit for any stomach, liver or kidney trouble. Price 50 cents at all Advertisement. SPANISH CLASS Mrs. Olive Lopez will organize a beginners' class Friday, Nov. 22, 7 p.m., at her home, 329 West Tenth.

Terms, $3 per month in advance. BUNGALOW FLOOD PLAN FOLDER FREE James A. Smith, for twelve years superintendent of the San.a Ana Valley Irrigation died at his home at Orange yesterday afternoon at 3 clock. With his passing goes one of the best known men connected with the irrigation system that supplies water for 17,500 acres. Smith had the confidence anu respect of everyone connected with the company from its president down to the smallest stockholder.

He worked up to his position from a laborer on the ditches, dis judgment and absolute fairness as a superintendent were never questioned. Smith was a resident of the county from the time he was two years old, his parents having moved to what was then known as Gospel Swamp, fifty-one years ago. Smith has been ill for many months. He underwent an operation, but was unable to rid himself of the disease that took him away. County Taxes Monday, Nov.

25th, last day for payment of first installment. forget the fair and the meat pie supper for 35 cents at the Unitarian church next Friday. AT THE CITY HALL GAS FRANCHISE IS TWENTY-FIVE YEARS BOARD OF SUPERVISORS BE NO APPOINTMENT UNTILJEGEMBER 3 Plans for Cottage for Superintendent of Poor Farm Have Been Selected Ly afternoon the Board of adjourned until Dec. 3, king action on the volun- rntion of William H. Burn- Call at Builders" Office at 310 Orange Avenue and Get One of These Folders Showing 50 Plans of Bungalows You may secure one of these folders showing fifty ffoor arrangements.

during the next ten days or two weeks, by calling at the local office of the company, which is located at 310 Orange avenue, Santa Ana. These plans are taken from the working blue-prints as made by i "Home architects and while i ley are necessarily small prints, I yet they show ctearly the many arrangements possible in moderate priced bungalows. The folder is of 1 convenient form and may be had free. Call or write for one. The company has recently issued I its financial statement for the quar- 1 ter just closed, and the stockholders have reason for congratulation.

More than $70,000 was added to the sur- plus the last three months, besides the distribution of a dividend which amounted to almost half that sum There are many stockholders residing in and around Santa Ana and these people ill soon be receiving their dividend checks If you are not interested in the floor plans you should get acquainted with the company, and nowr w'ould be a good time learn more about it. FREE BOOKLETS ON THE CARE HORSE A booklet giving much valuable information on the care of horses, will be given free for the asking to all who will call at Louis shoeing shop, 40ft North Spurgeon street. Mr. Peterson, the author of the booklet, is a great lover of horses and has published the book with a view to giving owners of horses a better understanding of how to properly care for them. START RIGHT NOW TO BANISH CATARRH Sprays and douches destroy the devilish germs of Catarrh.

If you believe that liquids reach the air tubes, try to swallow a little water the HYOMEI is an antiseptic soothing, healing air, made chiefly from Australian Eucalyptus. so easy to use; just pour a few drops into the hard rubber inhaler and breathe it; all. know in five minutes that HYOMEI is reaching the sore membrane and its soothing influence is bringing you most comfortable relief. For Catarrh, Croup, Sore Throat, Coughs, Colds and Asthma the Rowley Drug Company is authorized to guarantee HYOMEI or money back. Complete outfit, extra bottles, 50c; at all Three Mexican Gunmen Were Sentenced to County Jail for Thirty Days Eac'h DO NOT BE DECEIVED Because my name is still on the window at 116 East Fourth street.

I wish to inform my many friends and the public that my name is retained there in order to try to get my business. ---------------REMEMBER I am at 305 Main street, opposite the Bell Theatre, with a complete line of Electric Fixtures and Supplies Do not fail to let me give you an estimate on your electric wiring and fixtures. QUICK SERVICE AND WORK GUARANTEED. J. G.

ROBERTSON Home 138. 305 North Main St. Main 134. As the result of a conference yesterday between city trustees and officials of tne Southern Counties Gas Co. it was agreed that the franchise to be issued to the company shall be for a term of twenty-five years.

All other provisions of the proposed franchise were agreed upon several w'eeks ago. Trustee Ey favored a twenty-year term. The gas company wanted a longer term than twenty- five years. The officials of the company stated that most of their franchises elsewhere are for thirty-five years. At the next meeting of the trustees notice of sale of the franchise wilt be read ana ordered published.

Taxes Delinquent Soon City Tax Collector Jernigan and City Assessor Vegely, who is deputy I city tax collector, are busy taking in I the tax money. In the last two days $7500 w'as received. City taxes are payable in one payment, and become delinquent at on December I 2. Thirty Days Straight Yesterday afternoon City Recorder I Willson banded three Mexican gun- paekers sentences of thirty days each. There was no alternative of a fine.

E. Rico, arrested 011 East Fourth by Officer Gilbert soon after he had purchased some cartridges; Daniel Lemos, who had a big revolver 011 him when Constable Jackson arrested him for stealing $5 from a Mexican, and G. Rangel, arrested on East Fourth street by City Marshal gan, are the men who received the jail sentences. Rangel had a bottle of liquor in his pocket. For Drunkenness i A man who is on the books as Johnj he Flag cud KIco is a quality SIguw School Shoes could not be any better They are like the number and like the first named Letter They are in every sense and though long been tested never heard in all your life that they were ever bested.

Mark this: School Shoes may cost a litttle worth a great deal more. See our window School Shoes and a full line of Shoes for sale at SEBASTIAN'S DEPARTMENT STORE, 306E. 4th St. Doe Yellow, and W. D.

Lewis, employed by D. J. Edwards, plasterer contractor, were taken in charge yesterday evening by Officer Gilbert. Edwards put up $10 as bail for the two men, who came here recently from Los Angeles. Motorcyclist Fined Ernest Cock of Tustin paid a fine of $5 for speeding his motorcycle on East Fourth street.

He was arrested Monday by Motorcycle Officer Davenport. NOW IS THE TIME TO OVERHAUL THAT GAS ENGINE The Santa Ana Machine Works have installed a grinder for refitting engine cylinders and have a system whereby they can guarantee the job to be absolutely perfect. Come in and let us explain. Well rigs, disc rolling, steam fitting, gas and steam engine work, model making, and all kinds of machine work correctly done. CHAS.

L. JOLLY, Prop. Phone, Main 165. Cor. Second and 8ycamore.