The Register from Santa Ana, California • Page 2

HA THE SANTA ANA DAILY REGISTER. MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 14,1915. ORANGE ORANGE, June Mrs F. V. Pruitt and Mrs.

W. Hemphill enter- taihed a pretty miscellaneous i shower at the Pruitt home Friday evening in honor of Miss Lenore Rose, who will become the bride of M. M. Fishback this month. Very attractive decorations and novel ideas of entertainment were displayed at the affair.

The guest of honor received many handsome gifts. Late in the evening delicious refresh meats were served. At the table the date of the approaching wedding was formally announced as June 30. Gus Harmon is moving his blacksmith shop from the Frauzen property on North Glassell street to the vacant Medlock building two doors north. The new location has numerous advantages over lxis former place and makes a very neat looking shop.

The ohl Franzen building will be torn down to make way for a new business block M. E. Hoisington and left Sunday morning for Grand Junction, where they have property interests and where they will make their home. Mr. Hoisington has been con- MRS.

AGHESAND PAINS Have All Gone Since Taking Lydia E. Vegetable Compound. Terre Hill, permit me to give you my testimonial in favor of Lydia E. ge tab Ie Compound. When I first began taking it I was suffering from female troubles for some time and had almost all kinds of in lower part of back and in sides, and pressing down pains.

I could not sleep and bad no appetite. Since I have taken Lydia E. Vegetable Compound the aches and pains are all gone and I feel like a new woman. I cannot praise your medicine too A ugustus Lyon, Terre Hill, Pa. It is true that nature and a work has produced the grandest remedy for ills that the world has ever known.

From the roots and herbs of the field, Lydia E. Pinkham, forty years ago, gave to womankind a remedy for their peculiar ills which has proved more efficacious than any other combination of drugs ever compounded, and today Lydia E. Vegetable Compound is recognized from coast to coast as the standard remedy for ills. In the Pinkham Laboratory at Lynn. are files containing hundreds of thousands of letters from women seeking health many of them openly state over their own signatures that they have regained their health by taking Lydia E.

Vegetable Compound; and in some cases that it has saved them from surgical operations. nected with the News as linotype operator for tne last year aud a half Mr. and Mrs. A. M.

Smith and Mias Sylvia Weinteer of Santa Ana motored to San Juan Capistrano the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. J. Roy Smith. Mrs.

Harry Hughes and daughters, Henrietta and Jessie, with Mr. Bultit of Lonta Linda are spending a few nays at. Halboa. John Hlaeholder of Garden Grove visited with Orange relatives Satur-1 day and Sunday. 1.

Weinberg and family and Max Weinberg and family were Laguna Reach visitors yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Kozina left this morning for San Francisco where they will spend some time at the fair. From the exposition they will travel to Missoula, for a visit with their son.

they will not be home before the end of the summer. Fred Kelly was here this morning, driving a team of mules toward his father's ranch at San Onofre. Kelly will stay on the ranch until the big exposition track and field championships next month J. S. Zuckermann and family motored to Laguna yesterday in their Ford car.

Charles Christopher and C. A. Rea- i ver were Laguna Reach visitors yes -1 terday. Mr. and Mrs E.

Gitchell of Alhambra and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Campbell of Haywards visited with Orange relatives Saturday and Sunday. Rov Ford and C. M.

Dyer visited in Los Angeles Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. R. Crawford and son, Bruce, left this morning for their home Riittonwillow, Kern county, after a vissit of ten days with relatives in this vicinity Tim little daughter of George Williams is reported to he very ill with pneumonia Percy Herrington of been spending several Herbert Wheeler home.

Miss Carrie Deam is Huntington Park, where she has been attending a missionary training school, i Mr and Mrs. Harry Kaiser have returned home after spending a week at My ford. Mr. and Mrs. S.

A. Salveson and daughter, Marquita, were here from Brea to visit the W. A. Dyer family yesterday. Mrs.

Eila Huff and Mrs. A. Craw shaw returned iast evening from a weekend visit at Newport. SOME OF THE STUDENTS OF SANTA ANA HIGH: FROM PHOTOGRAPHS APPEARING IN THE URIEL Glendale days at home from S. El, 215 E.

Fourth Grocery Crockery Why Pay More? VERY BEST CREAMERY BUTTER 28c 30c lb. BIG KANSAS WINTER WHEAT FLOUR 2.10 Nothing Better Known on the market. XXX FAMILY FLOUR $1.50 16 LBS. FANCY NEW POTATOES 25c Come and see and be convinced. Everything at bottom cash prices.

GARDEN GROVE, June new six room and bath house which Mr Holm is building will be a valuable addition to Garden Grove. It is situated on the corner of Ocean Ave. and Fifth street. Mr. Holm recently bought the lot from Mr.

Nearing. Mr. Holm is doing the work, he being a carpenter. Mrs. C.

B. Evans and son, Walter, of Duluth, Michigan, are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. R.

Fitz. Mr. and Mrs. Arkley and family spent the week-end at San Diego. A miscellaneous shower was given Miss Enola Sherwood Thursday afternoon.

Miss Lola Chaffee spent the day with Miss Sherwood and the large number of friends arrived in the afternoon, and the surprise was complete. Miss Sherwood is to become a bride June 22. Mrs. Preston of Azusa spent a few hours with Mrs. Geo.

W. Rarnes Wednesday. Mrs. Preston is a sister of Mrs. J.

B. Price Ray Carmichael who has been attending Griuland College in Iowa, was welcomed home Friday morning. Mr. Ellis left Friday for Antelope Valley where he is drilling wells. Mrs.

Ellis was detained because of sickness but will join him as soon as possible. Mr. and Mrs. 11. C.

Powell and family who intended to leaw this week for their new home in Tulare, have been detained on the account ot sick ness but expect to leave next week. Miss Hazel Briggs and Hattie Brown visited the Santa Ana High School Friday. A number of he Garden Grove people joined the picnic on Saturday to ranch gipen by the Art department of the Santa Ana High School of which Genevieve Smith. Myra Swall. Rukley Davis, and Wesley Elliott are members.

The picnic vie The Ariel, the annual issued by Santa Ana Polytechnic High School, has been off the press of the Register for some little time, and everywhere the book appears it is winning words of high commendation. It is well written, excellently illustrated, and the printing itself is a work of art. Low Prices on Groceries 1 lb. Bulk Pepper 1 quart Sweet Pickles 1 lb. Fancy Jack 1 quart Ripe Olives I qt.

Bottle Assorted Pickles tOc can Smoked Sardines 6c 1 cans Wisconsin Peas 3 cans Tall Pink Salmon 2 cans Red Kidney Beans 3 cans Rex Pork and 40c can Triangle Coffee 7 bars White Triangle Two 10c bars Peroxide Soap 12 bars Brown Diamond Soap. 25c 3 bars Glycerine Toilet Soap 15c can Pineapple 25c can of Ripe Olives 3 small bottles Grape 1 doz. small bottles Grape Juice 75c 2 large bottles Mrs. Catsup 1 lb. Bulk Cocoa 6 lbs.

Blend Oats $2.35 sack Triangle Hard Wheat Flour $1.95 sack Triangle Blended Flour $1.75 25c can Log Cabin Syrup 20c 7 lbs. Pop Corn 3 lbs. Roasted Peanuts 2 lbs. Raw Peanuts Meat Specials LAMB SPECIAL Legs Small Loin 22c Shoulder Piece Stews PORK SPECIAL Shoulder, one piece GERRARD BROS. BEEF SPECIAL Brisket 8c Plate Short Ribs Loin Pot Roast Arm Pot Roast Cross Ribs 13c 303 West 4th St.

left Santa Ana at 7 Bo after enjoying a big day returned to the Orange County park and had a steak roast be- fore continuing their journey home. There Danger in Sluggish Bowels Biliouineu, Sick Sour Stomach Appendicitis, all Start in Inefficient Bowel Action. Foley Cathartic the Reliable Relief. I Never let the bowels get irregular. dangerous and unnecessary.

A bottle of Foley Cathartic Tablets will provide ready relieT at all times They clear the stomach, liven" up the liver, stimulate the secretion and flow of the bile, have a good tonic effect 1 on the whole intestinal Of Foley Cathartic Tablets, Mr. E. J. Hudson, a dealer of Cross Keys. savs: believe for a thorough cleansing movement of the bowels, without the slightest inconvenience or sickening, I believe the Foley Cathartic Tablet the best on earth.

Its a perfect cathartic, with no bad effects. My customers are highly pleaseu with them. They always satisfy beyond their Saturday Special Hamburger Sausage Pork Short Ribs Brisket 8c Shoulder Steak ...................1 Boil Meat Roasts to 15c Dressed Chickens Sycamore Cash Market ROBINSON BAIRD, Props. Miss Nettie Paulson wi has been visiting with relatives here returned to tier home in Los Angelos on Weu- nesdav. i Mrs.

Cammack i visiting Flank Rogers. She is from Los Angeles and expects to stay in this vicinity for a week or so. Miss Helen Hofman, Miss Oammie Mitchell, Miss Hazel and Miss Carol Van Cleve all of Santa Ana; I were entertained at the home of Miss Carrie Kinibols Saturday in honor of Miss Anna Nitrtmo. A very pleasant day was spent and a most excellent i dinner was enjoyed the girls return ling to their homes Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs.

Win. Russell attended the electrical parade last Saturday evening. Mr. Russell returned borne that evening while Mrs. Russell visit-; ed with her daughter, Mrs.

over Sunday and Monday returning home Monday evening. Mr. aud Mrs. J. II.

Herner and daughter. Mrs. Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs. E.

Brown and family and Mr. and Mrs. Hayes and family motored to Perris valley near Redlands to see the big cherry orchard. They stopped at Redlands and Riverside and travelled to the summit of Mt. Rubidoux.

They stopped to see Rev. Ashley at Redlands. A big picnic dinner was enjoyed and the party returned home late. Saturday evening. Mrs.

Harrison and family spent Friday at Long Beach with Mr. and! Mrs. Sanford. Mrs. F.

E. i mother. While there a message was received that Mr. Sanford's sister. who visited here a short time ago, had passed away.

She lived near San Francisco. The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I Holm, who lias been sick for some, time, is able to lie up and out in the; I yard. Mrs.

Washburn has gone to Olive to remain a while and pack oranges. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W.

Barnes and Mrs. Saylor attended the tea given by Relief Corps in Santa Ana on Friday. Mrs. Hollinsworth who lias been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Geo. W. Barnes for some time was i called to her home in Colorado today I by her son to attend to business mat-! Iters, but she will return win- Iter She expects to make her home! in California. i Mr. Chilson received a from his old home in Illinois stating that his father was very ill and while he was preparing to go to his old i home he received another telegram that his father was improving a-little so he did not go.

At a special meeting soon to lie called, members of the Lima Bean Association will decide on the future activity of the organization. Jn April the association directors announced that unless growers came in and pooled the crop from 50,000 acres of liinas. the association woutd cease to do business The pooling lias tallen far short of this acreage, oniy )00 to 10,000 acres in addition to the regular pool of 20,000 having been signed up. The association's headquarters are at Oxnard, Ventura county, and in years past nearly all of the membership has been in Ventura county, while Orange county lias always furnished some members, the association never has had a stronk foothold among the growers of this county. LETTER OF TALBERT caught in the wheel, which came very near tearing it off.

Claude Swift, who lias been attending the U. 5 C. at Los Angeles, has been spending the week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.

F. Last week Earl Lamb and family and George Bradley and family with Mrs. W. I). Lamb left for a few trip to the exposition at San Francisco.

J. II. Pope and family were visitors at, Pasadena for a few days last week. COMPANY OFFICERS ARE BACK FROM CAMP STOPS ON FOURTH The P. E.

cars running to Orange have changed their stopping place at Fourth and Main streets. Hitherto they have been taking on passengers I northhnund on Main at the west side' of Rowley's Drug Store. Under new! orders, the car takes its passengers on Fourth in front, of Rowley's, at. the same place the Los Angeles cars take on their passengers. IS SICKNESS A SIN? If not, wicked to neglect illness and means of relief, it's wicked endure Liver Ills, Headache.

Constipation, when one dose of Po-Do- Lux gives relief. Po-1 is PodoplivI- tin (May Apple), without the gripe. It! arouses the Liver, irureases the flow of htle- NntuViis antlseptti in the Dowels Your Constipation and oilier dis-1 appear overnight because Po-Do-Lax lias! helped Nature to remove the cause a bottle from your Druggist todav. Gel rid of your Constipation overnight. TALBERT.

June Children's Day program at the local church Sunday morning was a success in every, way. The recitations were above the average and 1 he singing was in keeping with the Day spirit, good crowd is always present on an occasion like this to see just how the program will be carried out. Several bridges have been put in: at the beet dumps where the bottle-' vard passes. They have been put in in time for iliem to settle before the heavy hauling of the beets. Since the boulevard lias been completed the travel through here has picked up considerably.

The stage men are busy advertising their schedule and they expect to run the stage through every hour, both in the direction of Huntington Beach and Santa Ana. Last Tuesday while Floyd Jones was returning from Santa on his motorcycle he came near having a very serious accident near the race track on the boulevard. He was riding at an ordinary rate of speed when iiis motorcycle ran from under him. The bruises Mr. Jones received were very painful.

Saturday at the home of G. Burns the wedding ceremony of Stanley Mussel and Bernice Burns was solemnized by Rev. J. Inwood of Santa Ana in the presence ot a few friends and relatives. Harvey Studebaker is spending this week visiting his sister, Mrs.

Daisy Itied. of Los Ange)es. Saturday afternoon while Otto Rice was trying to start, a gasoline engine on the Talbert ranch, his foot was Yesterday evening Capt. J. L.

McBride and nearly all of the other officers of Company returned from San Francisco, where they attended a school of instruction under the guidance of regular army officers. Lieut. J. II. Turner and Sergt.

Frye remained in San Francisco for another week. The week in camp proved of great value. The instructors knew their business, and drill, drill" was the order of every day. The guardsmen started each work at 5:30 a. m.

and ended it at 4:30. The rest of the day and evening was theirs to do as they liked. A good deal of spare time was put in at the exposition. WANTED AT ONCE Farmers to lease 500 acre tracts on San Diego County Coast. Winter vegetables, new irrigation system just completed, warm, mild climate.

Big returns. Location overlooking ocean at Carlsbad, San Diego county. On main line of Santa Fe railroad. No pioneering. One-half railroad fare will be refunded.

For terms of leasing 1 write or call on South Coast Land Carlsbad, San Diego county, California. You must act quick. 0NSERV4T We feel that there are still some who do not know that a used car of real value can be bought right here in Santa Ana on liberal terms, from a responsible concern that will give a written guarantee. RUSSELL MOTOR SALES CO. Second and Bush.

Dr. C. V. Billingsley, Osteopath, 402 Spurgeon Building. Both Residence 152-J, Orange.

412 North Main St. Phone 925. Home 2023. Any Part of City 25eferAeCar Cars leave Orange and Anaheim every 30 minutes from 6 a. m.

to 9:45 p. m. Newport and Balboa Beach, leave every hour on the hour, 7 a. m. till 8 p.

m. USE PHONE. WE WILL CALL at your home. We make special prices to 8an Diego and Los Angeles and all points. Careful and Courteous Drivers.

Watson Tice, Managers. The man with an increasing regard for the element of conservatism is usually the first man to seek the co-operation of The Farmers A Merchants National Bank of Santa Ana in his business operations. Every endeavor to assist is made along the lines laid down by an established policy of diversifying our plunging in any one line of eliminating all chances of serious loss and protecting our depositors to the fullest extent. Your business is FARMERS MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK of Santa Ana. Affiliated with HOME SAVINGS BANK of Santa Ana.

Capital $200,000. Surplus and Undivided Profits "MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE BANK. hite Mountain Stone Lined Refrigerators There are none better family sizes. Refrigerators at $7.50 up. Guaranteed Garden Hose at 15c.

JOHN McFADDEN, 113 1 4th Griffith Lumber Co. carry a complete line of Asbestos Roofing Also Millwork, Cement, Beaver Board, Lumber, Ete. IDLE MONEY MADE TO EARN Six Per Cent Home Mutual Building Loan Association. HOTas FOR HEALTH OR PLEASURE RESORTS LOST RHEUMATISM AND STOMACH TROUBLES. HEALTH AND HAPPINESS AT MTTRIETflA HOT SPRINGS, MU- RTETTA CAL.

America's finest Sulphur and Mud Baths and Swimming PooL Booklet at information bureau, or by writing, Frits Prop. H. Guenther, Manager. Guenther,.