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SANTA ANA DAILY REGISTER, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 7, 1918. PAGE FIVE dress. -O- WED AT RIVERSIDE Miss Catherine Cubbon and Clarence Skiles Principals at Morning Wedding A wedding ceremony, which will greatly interest Santa Ana and Orange county people, was solemnized yesterday morning at an impressive service performed by Rev. Van Dorling of All Episcopal church, at Riverside, when Miss Catherine Cubbon and Clarence B. Skiles became man and wife.

The bride is the only daughter of John Cubbon and the groom the son of Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Skiles, pioneer families of Santa Ana.

Miss Cubbon was horn in this city and both attended Santa Ana high school and had been schoolmates in the primary grades. The ceremony was witnessed by the bride's father, her aunt, Mrs. Margaret Warne and cousin, Miss Margaret Ore. Miss Ore stood with the bride ard her gave her in marriage. She wore a charming gown cf brown velvet with hat to match and the only ornament was a brooch, which was a wedding present from her father to her mother.

A wedding dinner was served at the Mission Inn after the ceremony. After a brief honeymoon, Mrs. Skiles will return here to make her home ith her father, as the groom has been called to service and will leave for Kelly Field next Monday. The marriage was hurried on this am ount. LET GIRLS CHOOSE Learn Lesson From Europe may learn a lesson from the social welfare war conditions in England and France, which have so I immeasurably improved (lie physical condition of their women workers, decreased the mortality among children, and secured still better working said Dr.

Woods Hutchinson yesterday before a meeting of the Maternity Service Association of Los Angeles, over which Dr. Olga McNiele, president, presided. Dr. Hutchinson said that the organization has taken the right step in working toward the idea that women are all taxpayers in one form or another, ar.d that the poor women should have a rieht to free hospital service and all necessary care at the time of childbirth. Despite the unusual conditions in England and France.

Dr. Hutchinson said, so scientifically and well are mothers and clr'ldren looked after there that the infant mortality in the former nation is lower than in America. O- PERSONALS Appearance Means a Great Deal In Happiness at School or Play Age has little or nothing to do with the feminine instinct, and at a very tender age little daughter demonstrates that she is a true daughter of Eve. It it doubtful if all parents really realize the extent to which a happiness at school and at play depends upon her clothes. Often mothers have but a faint conception of the ructions, jealousies and misery that seethe in the undercurrent of their school life, and most of them caused by the fact that some little maids do not feel or look as well as their more fortunate playmates.

Extravagance in the dressing of children is not only very foolish, but it is absolutely wrong. For not alone is unessential expenditure of money much to be deplored at this always as a matter of anything that savors of ostentation inculcates wrong ideals in the youthful On the other hand, every little one has a perfect right to be clad becomingly and in good taste, and the mother who is at all wise in her day and generation will see to it that her small maid's clothes conform to these reouirements. Simplicity is the order of the day. and point that cannot be emphasized too strongly to the receptive mind ot the young girl is that attention to detail does a great deal to make one look nice and that clean, white collars and unmussed ribbons will set off to good advantage the plainest little Mrs. Alba J.

Padgham was in Los Angeles today attending a meeting of the board of the State Federation of Clubs. Charles Spicer made a trip to Dos Angeles today. Chief Mate L. B. i Wilkes, from the IT.

S. Beaver, vis- ited yesterday with his parents, Mr. 1 and Mrs. J. A.

Wilkes, on Bush street. Calvin Lauderbach of IT. S. reported for duty on Wednesday. He has been at home at 1316 French street on sick leave during the last two weeks.

S. Albert E. Ellis, Osteopath, will open an office in Spurgeon Building, November 1st. W. S.

Ice Cream la pure. Made In i a clean and sanitary factory. w. S. S.

STATE SENATOR KING MEETS WEST IN FRANCE State Senator Lyman M. King, Redlands newspaperman, who has just returned from France, has written to Superior Judge Z. B. West from Redlands as follows: Dear Sir: I had the pleasure of meeting your son, Lieutenant West, just before" I left France, and told him I would take pleasure in letting you know that fact, on my return. I was in France as a M.

C. A. secretary, for a year, and saw your son about October 6 at Tours. He is a fine young man. oi whom his parents have every right to be proud.

He is in the best of health and I am sure is doing honor to his family and to his country. It is a pleasure to write of such a fine young man. I met him at dinner in a French hotel, just the night before I left Tours, and with him another young man from Los Angeles. He looks fit and well and is full of Advertisement Wm. P.

While Cash Grocer 18c 35c 317 West Foixih St. Fancy Cranberries, per Fancy Cranberries, 2 lbs Very fancy Lettuce, 3 10c Sellefleur Apples, 4 lbs Newtown Pippin Apples, 4 lbs. 25c Fancy Persimmons, per lb 5c We have this pack of Our Effort Sugar Corn, per 18c Tropic Corn, per can 20c Manco Sugar Corn, per 20c Morgan's Webber Valley Sugar Peas, per can 18c Morgan's Evergreen Peas, per can 20c Morgan's Sego Lily Peas, per can 24c Del Monte Peas, per can 18c led Mountain solid pack matoes, per can 17c Fancy Sweet Spuds, 7 lbs 25c Adler-i-ka Again! has been worth its weight in gold to me. It has CURED my constipation and a serious bowel trouble which I (Signed) Mrs. Anna Wagner, Statesbury, Mo.

Adler-i-ka expels ALL gas and sourness. stopping stomach distress INSTANTLY. Empties BOTH upper and lower bowel, flushing ENTIRE alimentary canal. Removes ALL foul matter which poisons system. Often CURES constipation.

Prevents appendicitis. We have sold Adler-i-ka many years. It is a mixture of buckthorn, cascara, glycerine and nine other simple drugs. Rowley Drug Co. More Men are Buying at This Store The tendency is for men to get fixed habits.

It takes a powerful reason sometimes to get them to do things in any different way than the one to which they have been accustomed. We are constantly seeing new faces in the store, and this influx of new trade has been going on for a good many months. There must be some powerful compelling motive, and we think we know what it is. Our values and our service are beginning to telL Value and service are hard to describe. intangible.

But mighty real just the same, and the news of them has a way of getting around. If you been in the store recently, it be a bad idea to give us an early call. Vandermast Son Always Reliable TO THE PUBLIC I wish to express my thanks ar.d ap-! 1 predation for the support given me at the election yesterday and which rc- I suited in my election to the position Constable. 1 will endeavor to prove i hat the vote of confidence in me was not misplaced. JESS ELLIOTT.

W. S. tires, retreading and repairing. Whenever "tire trouble, Tire Gowdy, 110 West Second St. Call 112.

AV. S. Optometrist, near P. record of htynoet redes ever maae In California. VV.

S. -------Order a gallon or urlcK Taylor ice cam for Sunday dinner, W. S. Enochs, Orange 7-J. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY PROF.

MEHDI, Oriental psychic claii voyant ami palmist, gives confidential advice, losses, gains, lainily mallei nuptial anaiis or uusiness. Special advice on tins recent 312 East Center Anaheim. FOR extra special bargain in new and used wood, gas and oil cook stoves and heaters, it will pay you big to see what the Ivogler Hdw. Co. at Orange has offer.

Our line consists ol' balance of stock from Anaheim Hdw. Co. and our regular line, which in most cases was purchased at the lowest market 2 and 3 years ago. Kogler Hdw. Orange, Cal.

YOUNG MEN wanted to work in a meat market and deliver with a Ford; steady job. Central Market. WANTED TO or 30 acres bean or chili ground; cash or crop rent. Phone Garden Grove 732. FOR months old Buff Orpington pullets, $1.25.

First house north of creek on Santiago St. FOR SALE OR good, 5-acre piece; reasonable; no trades; no agents. Also desirable Santa Ana property to exchange for acreage. Call 135-W Tustin. iUsft Listed This Afternoon Letters just received here from men of the Grizzlies say that Frank Freeman, Charles B.

Wheatley and Herbert Timmons, all of Santa Ana, have been sent to an auto training school lor a month instruction. Killed in actlom 125; died of wounds, 69; died of disease, 126; wounded severely, Prof. and Mrs. J. C.

Templeton and wounded slightly, 120; missing in ac- dniiehter Alice of Downev and Mrs tion, 85, prisoners, 3. Total, 536. aaugnter, Alice, or UOMie anu Killed in action Clarence Joseph Templeton and little son or Bailar, 1643 Allston Way, Berkeley, San Francisco were the Sunday i Corp. Lewis E. Morgan, 653 W.

6 lst guests of Misses Elise and Nettie Cal Jefferson L' bert. In the afternoon all motored Died of wounds received in action into Santa Ana and spent the evening eludes Pvt. Joseph J. Doiio, Lafayette, with Mrs. L.

E. Keech and family All Died of disease Corp. James are old friends, having been intimate Maodoel, Pvt. Paul acquaintances in the East. Prjf.

Tem- Acosta. 431 Grove East Bakers- nlotnn hac fntir sons already in the 1 field. Pvt. Samuel D. Conrow, pleton has tour sons iue CaJ pyt Cornelius army service, and another one will Weltarhpec, Pvt Carl D.

McIntosh, go very shortly while Mrs. Keech has 231 Melrose Modesto, Cal. one son and one daughter in Angeles, Martin R. Mill Valley, Cal. Marine Corps List STRAINED EYES cannot help you can help them by coming here for properly fitted glasses.

DR. K. A. L0ERCH OPTOMETRIST. Phone Pacific 194.

116 East Fourth St. Santa Ana. SEND ME HARD Odd, Unusual, Difficult Eyea are obtaining relief as a result of MY methods, MY equipment, and MY experience. DR. JOHN WESLEY HANCOCK OPTOMETRIST.

Near Postoffice on Sycamore 8t. Phone Pac. 277W. Santa Ana, Cal. CHIROPODY It will mean for strong healthy from aches and pains.

Let us put your feet in good condition. Turner Toilette Parlors Pacific 1081. 117V2 fourth St OUR GOVERNMENT Has asked us to do our Christmas Shopping early this year. By so doing you will help out the merchants that are short of help and at the same time you have a better chance to get what you want from a full assortment. We invite you to come in and look around whether you are ready to buy or not.

We can interest you. China, Glassware, Silver, Aluminum, etc. Phone your grocery orders. We v.ill do the rest. D.

L. Anderson Company Prompt and Free Delivery. Phone 12. 205 East Fourth St. Anaheim Herald.

Captain Koepsel asks the members of the Seventeenth Separate Company to assemble tonight for the cele- bration of the iic.tor>. Men are it Killed in action. 16; died of wounds requested to bring horns or somettnng ceived in action. 14; died of disease. 22 wounded in action (severely), 11 wounded in action (slightly), 3: wounded in action (degree undetermined), 8 in hands of enemy.

missing in action, 11. Total, 89. Died of disease M. C'erk H. Hockett.

Fresno, Sgt. Ray F. Enos, 422 Orange Glendale, Pvt. Guy M. Lewis, 411 Clayton Los Angeles, Cal.

Missing in action include-r-Pvt. John W. Bruyn. 921 W. Bailey PVt.

Byron F. Richman, San Befi- else with which to make a noise. The last call to holders of 4 per cent Liberty Loan Bonds who want to convert them into 4 Vi per cent bonds has been issued by the U. S. Treasury Department.

The final date for this conversion is November 9. Mr. and Mrs. Lea Warren received a telegram yesterday from their son, nardino, Cal corpora. Will Warran stating that he had arrived in New ork.

He has been, Uroyo Grande, Cal. in camp at Charleston. South Carolina, 4 and it is believed he will soon go over -11 seas, unless the signing of the armis- evening, diamond and plain wedding ring, about 3 miles below Laguna Beach on camping ground or on road to Los Angeles. Reward. 1111 E.

10th Los Angeles. Phone Pico 1892. second-hand bicycle in good condition, for boy of 8 Call 1331 -W. horse clipper; right man can make big money. 207 French St.

FOR 6 th. -Ford touring car. W. COLUMBIA CAFE, 113 E. 5th, a good place to eat.

Meals served any time. Try us. FOR fine does and sanitary hutches; a bargain; leaving city. 1114 W. 4th St.

997-J. FOR 5-room, partly furnished bungalow; piano, sleeping porch, garage. Inquire of Mr. A. J.

Cole, Allerton hotel. FOR 10 H.P. FAIRBANKS- MORSE TYPE GAS ENGINE. THIS ENGINE IS NOT QUITE LARGE ENOUGH FOR OUR WORK AND WE ARE INSTALLING THE SAME MAKE ENGINE IN A 15 H.P. MECHANICAL CONDITION IS O.

JUST THE ENGINE FOR A PUMPING PLANT. ORANGE COUNTY IGN. 5TH AND SPURGEON SANTA ANA. a ste or economy on washday Boiling water that wastes precious fuel and wears out clothes before their time or Fels-Naptha that cleans thoroughly in water of any comfortable temperature saving both fuel and clothes The Fels-Naptha uay is the economical way. A recuperative diet in influenza.

Malted Milk, very W. S. S. -------Order a gallon or brick of Taylor's Ice Cream for Sunday dinner. EXTRA HISLF POUND OF NOTICE OF SALE In the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Orange.

In the matter of the estate and guard- ianshlp of Wilma Louise Luhring, a minor. Notice is hereby given, that in pursu- ance to an order of ttie Superior Court of the County of Orange, made on the 18th day of October, 1918, in the above entitled matter, the undersigned guardian of the estate of Wilma Louise Luhring. a 5 minor, will sell at private sale to the highest bidder, upon the terms and conditions hereinafter mentioned, and sub- ject to the confirmation of the said Su- perior Court, on or after the 7th day of November. 1918. all the right, title and estate of said Wilma Louise Luhring, a minor, in and to the real property described as follows; A contingent interest, contingent upon E.

M. Nealley, the newly-appointed woman director of food conservation for Orange county, has moved her office to room 16, First National Bank building, telephone 1314. This office is directly across the hall from that of C. S. Crookshank, the food administrator for Orange county, and this change is made in order that these two offices may work the remarriage of Emma Luhring.

in that nnerat inn with each other certain lot, parcel and piece of land lying (Jqker cooperation and being in the County of Orange, State of California, described as follows, to- GOOI) 7-room house, paved street, east side, only $1250. This is a snap. Hankey Cole. Tel. 1218.

cow giving gnod, rich milk. Mrs. D. L. Robinson, R.

D. 1. Box 152, Huntington Beach. Rhone 912. hand saw on street.

Owner can have same by paying for this ad at Register. MONEY WANTED Wanted, $350 on chattel mortgage; security six times the amount involved. Box 25, Register office. at Raymond Hotel, Pasadena. $25, room and board.

Can use several not experienced. Listed This Morning tire stops the movement of troops to the other side. Killed in action Word has been received here that Roy W. Carver has been wounded in action ar.d is now in a French hospital. W.

S. S. 25; died from wounds, 97 died from accident and other causes. 8 died from aeroplane accident, 1 died of disease, 118; wounded severely, 116; wounded. degree undetermined.

Ill; wounded slightly, 45; missing in action, 38. Total, 653. Killed in action Carl R. R. Gustafson.

Escalon. William M. MacPherson. Madera, Cook John ZvijerUovich. 313 3rd Marysville, Pvt.

Nestor Therol, San Diego. Pvt. Albert W. Perkins, 2016 10th Sacra- i mento. Pvt.

Marciano Valenzuelo, Cut Is Worth Money MISS THIS. Cut out this slip, enclose with and mail it, to Foley 28.Y5 Sheffield Chicago, 111 writing your name and ad- clearly. You receive In re- Mjn Isaac turn a trial package containing DemlnK Mosa Grand, Pvt. Elmer Honey and Tar Compound, for coughs, A Tyre. Brawley, Hugo F.

Wallner, colds and croup; Foley Kidney Pills, Roseville, Cal. V.C cir. Died from accident and other causes for pain in sides and back rheuma-1 John Canned, 2195 Sacra tism, backache, kidney and bladder i mento San Francisco, Cal. ailments; and Foley Cathartic Tablets, Died of disease Pvt. Carl Aasa and thoroughly cleans- land, 140 3rd San Francisco, Cal.

a wholesome ana tnorougniy iwdiw wounded severely Daniel cathartic, tor constipation, bilious- Murphv Pomona. Pvt. Harry B. ness, headache, and sluggish bowels- Lenz, 1210 Lima Long Beach. Cal.

Rowley Drug THE WEATHER Tonight and Friday fair; heavy to killing frost Friday morning. THE TIDES Wounded, degree undetermined, Charlie J. Jordan, Camarillo, Cal. J. W.

WOODWORTH TO GARDEN GROVE BANK 12:30 a. m-. 3.7; 4:07 a. 1.0:46 a. 5.7; 6:31 p.

0.4. 2 8 MARRIAGE LICENSES IN LOS ANGELES Glen L. Partlow, 18, El Segundo, and Rose V. King, 19, Harper. A.

Thompson, 19, and Pearl A. Hartman, 18, both of Santa Ana. Dr. Mary E. Wright OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Residence and Office, 210 No.

St. SANTA ANA, CAL. Phone 1306-J MY EXAMINATION of your and glasses to overcome the refractive error, means perfect service' to yon. DR. WILCOX OPTOMETRIST.

1 E. Fourth St. Pheue GARDEN GROVE, notable addition to the business life of Garden Grove is J. M. Woodworth, who has purchased stock and is now actively associated in the control of the First National Bank of Garden Grove, of which M.

M. Meeker is president and C. L. Hill cashier. Mr.

Woodworth has been in the banking business for twenty-five years and comes here from Grinnell, Iowa, where he was for several years cashier of the Grinnell Savings Bank. Mr. Woodworth assumed his new position on Monday. His family will for the time being remain in Pasadena, where they have been visiting, but later the entire family will remove to Garden Grove to reside. W.

S. S. --------FUNERAL NOTICE Public services for Mrs. Florence L. Cook, aged 30 years, wife of George 0.

Cook of Irvine, will be held at the grave in the Santa Ana cemetery to morrow afternoon, November 8 The cortege will leave the Neills and Winbigler Mission Funeral Home at W. S. S. --------CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our many friends for their kind sympathy in the loss of I our son, Larwence, and for the loving messages and beautiful flowers. MR.

AND MRS. I. J. OWENS AND FAMILY. W.

S. S. --------Brushes! Mrs, Cheney, 1265 W. NU BONE. When your corset is fit right you feel right.

Made-to-measure costs no more. Surgical belts a specialty. Ada E. Birdley. Nil Bone Corsetier, sole agent for Santa Ana, 118 East 12th.

Phone 866 FOR touring car. Call S. Broadway or pitone 1188-M. 301 FOR adults. 3 furnished rooms; modern, garage; close in.

At 819 E. 2nd. any kind Phone, between 5 and 7 p. 381 -R. MONEY $3000.

three years. 6 per cent on good ranch property, close in. Box 25, Register. FOR acre in heavy hearing walnuts; 5-room house; garage; good location. Price reasonable terms.

Joseph Disrnukes, 333 Spurgeon Bldg. MONEY TO on A1 security, 6 Vfc per cent. Hankev Cole. Tel. 1218.

MRS. L. E. BAKER. 820 E.

2nd, wishes to take care of elderly couple. FOR of the fine homes of Santa Ana; situated On French street; 8 rooms and bath; closets to each bedroom; hardwood floors downstairs; wit: Reginning at a point on tHe south line of lot 29. of Anaheim Extension, as on a map of survey made by William Namel, and filed in lie office of the County Recorder of Los Angeles County, California, said point of beginning being West 268 feet, from the point of intersection of said south line of Lot 29, with the center line of the right of way of the Southern Pacific Railway Company: Thence North 224 feet to a point fifty- five feet southwesterly at right angles from the center iine of said right of way: thence north West 191.83 feet which line is parallel to and fiftv-five feet southwesterly from the said center line of the Southern Pacific Railroad right of way; thence south 74 17' West 48.46 feet; thence south East 10 feet; thence south vest 30,85 feet; thence south 047 East 337.65 feet to a point on the south line of said lot 20, thence East 194.59 feet to the point of beginning, reserving therefrom the southwesterly 30 feet for road purposes and containing 1.43 acres. Terms and conditions of sale: $25.00 cash upon confirming the order of sale, the purchaser to assume the payment oi and take the property purchased by him subject to all state and county taxes, and of all assessments of whatsoever name or nature which are now or hereafter become chargeable to or a liei against the property purchased by him also the expense of transfer to be born, by him. All bids of offers must be in writing and may be left at the office ot A.

E. Koepsel. in the courthouse in the city of Ana, California, or may be delivered to said guardian personally, in the city of Santa Ana, or may be filed in the office of the clerk of this court, at any time after the first publication of this notice and before the making of sale. Dated this 2nth day of October. 1918.

EMMA LUHRING. Guardian. Her hours in the office will be from 9 to 12 daily. Mrs. Nealley is now entering upon the work of organizing the coming food card campaign throughout the county.

She is visiting and becoming acquainted with the deputies in the orious towns and school districts. The chairmen already serving will be retained as far as possible and where vacancies exist new chairmen will be appointed at once. Sunday, December 1, is to be food conservation Sunday, and the following week the different chairmen of food conservation will place new food cards in every home in the county. A recent order has come from headquarters at San Francisco to the local office authorizing an allowance of an extra one-half pound of sugar to each person convalescing from influenza, -o that in cases of this kind there may be sufficient sugar for custards tnd other invalid dishes. W.

S. S. -------Fletcher Music Method. Nell Isaacson, 422 Spurgeor Blda. Pacific 1455.

W. S. S. -------Eat Ice Cream. pure.

Case No. 9901 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of Shibaichi Takanka, deceased. Notice is hereby given, by the undersigned. Mokuhei Takanka. administrator of the estate of Shibaichi Takanka.

deceased. to the creditors of and all persons having claims against tlie said deceased to file them with the necessary vouchers in the office of the Clerk of the Court of the County of Orange, State of California, within four months after the first publication of this notice. Dated this 29th day of October, 1918. MOKUHEI TAKAOKA, Administrator of the Estate of Takanka, Deceased. WINTERER.

320 Wilcox Los Angeles. California, Attorney for Administrator. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION OF TIME OF PROVING WILL, ETC. In the Superior Court of the County of Orange, State of California. In the matter of the estate of Mary E.

Holbrook, deceased. Notice is hereby given that Friday, the 8 th dav of November, 1918, at 10 a. m. of said day, at tne Court room of this Court, in Department 2 thereof, in the City of Santa Ana, County of Orange, State of California, has been appointed as the time and place for hearing the application of Guaranty Trust and Savings Bank, praying that a document now on file in this Court, purporting to be the last will and testament of the said deceased, be admitted to probate, that let- cement cellar: wood furnace; fireplace; ters testamentary be issued thereon to it, sleeping porch for 2 beds upstairs; at which time and place all persons in- garage- lot 50x135; paving; a beauti- terested therein may appear and contest i garage. ful home.

Reason fof saJe, family grown up and away. For a few days this is offered for $5000; $2500 cash and mortgage back for balance. In order to make a quick sale, I offer my 11 -acre orange ranch (12 year trees in full bearing; large crop for this year); 6 -rooin house; barn; 13 shares water stock; Vz mile from high school in good town; was well fertilized last year. $1200. Would take good home in Santa Ana as first payment.

Call 631-J. TO to $2000 on good security; prefer acreage. Joseph Disrnukes. 333 Bldg. FOR SALE delivered.

-Gum wood. J. A. Terry. $12 per cord, Phone 949-J.

FOR SALE OR Toggenburg buck. 19 months old; naturally hornless, large and gentle; 15-16 pure blood. Have serviced aM mv does have no further use for him. Will take cash or consider trade for young does. At my residence.

714 Huntington Huntington Beach. F. L. Snyder. the same.

Dated Oct. 29, 1918. (Seal) N. T. EDWARDS, County Clerk.

NOTICE OF SALE OF AUTOMOBILE UNDER A LIEN FOR automobile: new body and top: electric lights front and back; has new magneto. Phone 1287-M or 1516 N. Broadway. FOR four-room, furnished apartment for light housekeeping. Alsm wanted to buy, a good wood heater.

Phone 1287-M. Notice Is hereby given that on Tuesday, the 12th day of November. 1918, at the hour of nine A. M. of said dav, the undersigned.

Fifth Street Auto Shop, Morrison Bros. Proprietors, will sell at their garage, at No. 116 East Fifth Street. Santa Ana, California, one certain Mercer Roadster, Model No. 35, Serial No.

825, to pay a bill amounting to $264.15, for labor performed upon and materials furnished in the repair thereof by said Fifth Street Auto Shop, at the request of Willard C. Du Bols, which said account lms now been due for more than twenty days. Said automobile will he sold to the highest bidder at tHe time and place above stated. FIFTH STREET AUTO SHOP. Morrison Proprietors.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION OF TIME OF PROVING WILL, ETC. In the Superior Court of the County of Orange, State of California. In the matter of the estate of Karnes- aburo Ochi, also known as K. Ochi, deceased. Notice Is hereby given that Friday, the 15th day of November, 1918, at 10 a.

tn. of said day, at the Court room of I this Court. In the City of Santa Ana, FOR house. 5 County of Orange, State of California, blocks from Main 1 paved street; has been appointed as the time and plac large lot. Only A splendid bar- fnr hearing the application of Tokio 1 gain.

Hankey Cole. Tel. 1218. Tanaka and Selkichi Alhara, praying that 1 a d0cument now on file in this Court, Enroll now' for day or night school purporting to be the last will and testa- opening November 11. 1918.

Those study- ment of the said deceased, be admitted ing bookkeeping, shorthand, stenotvpe to probate, that letters testamentary be and typing 2 evenings weekly at Poiy issued thereon to Tokio Tanaka and night school would do well to take one Soikiehi Alhara, at which time and place or tw'o nigtits extra with us. Special all persons interested therein may appear rate for part time; machine fnr home and contest the same, practice free. 1 Dated Oct. 8 ft, 1918. ORANGE COUNTY BUSINESS EDWARDS, County Clerk, United States Food Administration, License No.

G-29177. S. M. HILL CASH GROCER No. Fast Fourth Street.

No. West Fourth Street. No. West Fourth Street. No.

West fourth Street. M0. 5 No. Quality Peanut Butter, made fresh every day, 25c Bakers Cocoa, lb. can 22c 1 lb.

can 42c Bakers Ground Chocolate, 1 lb. cans 29c Bakers Premium Chocolate, lb. 40c Bishops Cocoa, per 22c Ghirardellis Cocoa, lb. can 23c Instant Postum, small 25c, Ige. 45c Drinket small 20c, large 40c Del Monte Catsup, pints 23c, qt.

44c Excelsior Salad Oil. 32 oz. bot. 45c Wesson Oil, small 42c; med. 83c large $1.65 Mazola Oil, gallons $2.50 Morehouse Salad Mustard, 3 jars 25c Durkees Salad Dressing, med.

28c large Mrs. Dressing, Rex Spices, 2 oz. cans 7c Iris Whole Spices, per pkg 7c Ryzon Baking Powder, 1 lb. can 35c Jello, all flavors 10c Helmet Spaghetti, 3 cans 25c Helmet Pork and Beans, 3 cans 25c Rambler Kidney Beans per can 15c Dunbars Okra, per can 16c Succotash, per can 15c Del Monte Beets, per can 12c Sweet Pickles, per can 14c Cabbage, Liberty, 2 cans 25c Park Kraut, 2 cans 15c Aster String Beans, per 18c Catalina Tuna, lb. 35c Iris Tuna, per lb.

35c Arro Minced Clams, per 13c Pioneer Clams, per 15c Steeles Albacore, per lb. I Quail Red Salmon, flat, lb. can 30c Queen of Pacific Red Salmon, tall, per lb. can 27c Pink Salmon, tall, per lb. 20c Pink Salmon, flat, lb.

15c White Corn Meal, 10 lb. Yellow Corn Meal, 10 lb. bags. 65c Bulk Corn Starch, the cheapest way to buy it, 3 lbs. for 25c Buik Rolled Oats, per 9c Rice, a good grade, unpolished, 2 lbs.

for 25c Liberty Brand Macaroni, Spaghetti and Noodles, per Puffed Corn, per pkg 14c Puffed Rice, per pkg.