CARMEL PIRE COREMARCH 15, 1916

ISSUED E V E R Y W EDN ESDA Y

CARMEL, CALIFORNIA VOL. 2, NO.7

Contribution Dinner We Must have. It Assessment Schedule! Road Plans AdoptedThe members o f the com­

mittee o f the Carmel Metho­dist Church which had in cnarge Monday’s dinner at the Carmel Hotel are much grati­fied by the liberal response of the public.

Almost the entire amount taken in was clear gain, as nearly everything needed for the affair was donated by the following business concerns and individuals: Walter Han­sen, Mrs. J. E. Beck. Carmel Candy Store, Lee Daingerfield, Leidig Bros., Miyamoto Bros., , Carmel Bakery, the ‘ ‘Pine I Cone,” I. B. Waterbury, Car­mel Development Co.. Ladies’ Aid, Fred Leidig, L. S. Slevin, W. T. Dummage.

Hillside reading circle will give a Dickens party, probably early in May. It will be under the auspices of the literary section of the Arts and Crafts club and will be open to mem­bers. This early notice is given that characters and cos tumes may be selected.

The R isk of F ire or Theft

When Your Valu­ables are Stored at jl Home or Office is i|

I too Great. Why Assume It ? You Can Rent a Safe Deposit Box in our Fire and Burglar Proof Vault for a

Reasonable Sum

First National

BankMONTEREY, CAL.

As the summer approaches, ! the need for adequate protec- I tion from fire grows more im­perative. Only the pressing | need for additional fire-fight- j ing apparatus and an alarm signal prompts the repeated and persistent publication of an

| article on this subject.I What must non - residents think of an intelligent, prop­erty-owning community like Carmel which has failed for several months to respond to a legitimate appeal for a paltry one hundred dollars to be used for self-protection? Thanks are all very well, but they will not purchase a new hose for the chemical engine.

Think this thing over, and convince yourself that it is your duty to give a small sum toward this necessary object.

The following have respond­ed:A. H. Roseboom - Andrew Stewart C. O. Goold - Mrs. L. C. Horn - L. 11. Rask . .I. B. W aterbury .Barton D Slejjman Pen Sine . . . .Mrs. M. J. Thomas Miss Stella Guichard

$ 2 .5 0 1 (K)

10.00 1(H) 1.00 1.00 1.001 .502 .5 0

- 1.00

District Attorney Walter E. Norris was a Carmel visitor last week. He came over from Salinas to look into some local legal matters.

I County Assessor George S. Gould Jr. has prepared a list of rates for various kinds of property, to be used by his deputies who will assess the real and personal property sub­ject to taxation, the work up­on which has commenced.

Here is the schedule: Livestock

Beef cattle, per head . . . $35Stock c a t t l e ...................................20Y e a r lin g s .........................................15Dairy cows, first grade . . 40Dairy cows, second grade . 30Horses graded dowu from 75 Mules graded down from . 75Hogs, per 100 pounds . . 3Sheep, per head . . . . 2Goats, per head . . . . 2Chickens, per dozen . . . 3

G r a in a n d Produce Wheat, per cental . . . . 1Barley, common . . . . 75cBarley, chevelier . . . . 1Oats, all varieties . . . . 50cRed and pink beaus . . . 2P o t a t o e s ................................. 1

In motor cars, a 1916 model is held at 50 per cent of its cost price, with a 20 per cent reduction for each year of ser­vice. Machines of five years sr more service, rate will de­pend on condition o f car.

At its recent meeting, the Supervisors adopted plans of Surveyor H. F. Cozzens for the oil macadamizing o f the Carmel-Monterey road to Hat­ton’s, a six-mile stretch, and the sixteen miles o f four-foot trail from Post’s and Slate’s.

Three claims of A- M. Allen, aggregating $916.03, and the c'a™ of D. M. Tomasini for $145, were ordered paid from the current expense fund.

♦------IT E M S O F IN T E R E S T .

The fifty water-colors o f the wild-flowers of M o n t e r e y county, painted by Miss J. M. Culbertson and Miss Ida A. Johnson, which were at the exposition, have been loaned to the Oakland Museum at the request o f curator Robert B. Harshe.

The pupils of Mrs. C. L Carrington gave a delightful home recital on Monday after­noon.

Methods of beautifying our school grounds by scientific planting of trees and shrub­bery was dealt with in Prof.O. J. Kern’s address at the Methodist church last Thurs­day.

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The Booster*I d rather be a booster than a knocker any day,

I ’d rather tinge With hope than doubt the things I have to say.

I ’d rather miss my guess On another man’s success,

Than to view his hitter struggle and to prophecy his fall,

I would rather say "H e ’s coming, ’ ’Than "H e ’s going, ” when I ’m summing

Up the labors o f my brothers, I would rather boost them alt.

Facts About Savings Accounts

The greatest value to a de­positor is not always in the amount o f money saved but rather in the habit formed. It keeps him on a safe road, and away from the poor house.

Start a Savings Account with a Dollar.

Bank of Monterey Monterey Savings BankSame Buildiug Same Mauasrem’t

The Monterey Savings Bank pays Four Per Cent Interest

on savings deposits

List Your Properties T w o In te re s tin g E x tra c ts F ro m C H U R C H NOTICES

WITH THE

Pine Cone Real Estate and Renting Bureau

F o r R e n t Comfortable roomy cott­

age; right in town; completely furnished; four bedrooms and dormitory hall, etc. Modern; garage i f desired. _________

C o lto n ’s D ia ry

F o r S a le House and lot with barn.

House contains bedroom, liv- ingroom, sleeping-porch, kit­chen, bathroom. Lot 100x100. $1000. Apply Pine Cone office.

F o r S a lelots.

At a bargain Two choice

Apply Pine Cone office.

F o r S a le Newly built house, with

all modern improvements o f every description. Suitable for two families or an inn. Loca­tion ideal. A bargain. The right person can make it go. For rent pending sale.________

F o r R e n t Well Fur­nished Cot­

tage, near center o f town. —3 bedrooms, living-room, dining­room and kitchen; hot and cold water; electric lights. Rent reasonable for long tenant. Apply to Mrs. E. J. Foster.

F O R R E N TCasanova st., and 10th ave. $15 winter months, $30 sum­mer; water extra.

Coltou in his d iary writes o f the assistance the native Californians rendered to sailors who had d e ­serted their boats in M onterey bay. T he reason assigned for assisting these runaways gives a sidelight on the character o f the C alifor­nians. T h e entry is for April 16, 1847.

“ Six o f the crew o f the Colum bus ran away from one o f her boats this m orning. They cleared the town in a few minutes and plunged into a forest that shadows a deep gorge. T he officer of the boat i cam e with a request that I have them caught and brought back. M y constables were both absent aud so I ordered three C alifor­nians w ho were well m ounted to go in pursuit.

“ T h e native peop le are always inclined to aid a sailor in his at­tem pt to e s ca p e ; they seem to think he is o f course running awav ̂from oppression or w rong, when j in nine cases out of ten he is ruu-j n ing upon so im sudden im pulse and continues the race because he ! beguu it.

“ In this instance an order w as ' given and it was obeyed ; the sail- j ors were prom ptly apprehended i and brou gh t back. But bad I offered a reward o f $50 each for i them aud left the Californians to pursue or not, as they preferred, not one o f them w ould have been apprehended.

“ I have never kuown a Califor- uiau to molest a runaway sailor or soldier to secure the reward o f fe r e d . H e will obey my order to arrest him , aud he w ould do the *ame if ordered to arrest his own brother, but he w ill not d o it to secure anv

U nder date o f N ovem ber 12, 1847, Colton makes note o f the winter feed scarcity in the early days.

“ Captain O glesby arrived today j from Sonom a with thirty m ounted |' riflemen aud sixty horses and joined C olonel F rem on t’ s en cam p­ment.

“ Captain H astings is expected in every day from San Jose with sixty men. well m ounted, and twice that num ber o f horses.

“ E very rider here, destiued ou an arduous eqpedition, must have one or tw o spare horses, especia lly at th is se a s o n o f th e y e a r , when no j feed can be procured except th e ' slender grasses which h a v e sp ru n g ; up iu the recent showers and w hich contain very little susten­ance.

“ ft is easier to procure provinder j for a thousand horses on a march j in the U nited States than ten here, j And vet the table lands hare a r e 1 covered throughout the su m m er' with w ild oats. But where are the reapers? On horseback, ga llop in g about and carousiug at this rancho aud that. T heir sickles are the r e in ; their sheaves a pack or ciirds : their flails a gu itar .”

|pil Saipts ^pis^opaij SERVICE AT 4 O'CLOCK EVERY j SUNDAY, EXCEPT SECOND SUNDAY j IN THE M ONTH, WHEN THE HOUR ; IS II A,At.

A . W . D A R W A L L , Rector

P r x r C > p> n t Well furnis’d r U I t V C H l H o u s e , consisting o f Living Room. 18x28, with large fireplace; bedroom; sleeping - porch; large bath­room: dining-room; kitchen;two large porches; outhouse;

First-class plumbing; electric lights; located near Forest Theatre. For terms apply to W. L. Overstreet, Pine r one office.

C a rm e l D a iryPhone 598 J 3

1. B. W a t e r b u r y MILK AND CREAM FROM TESTED

COWS2 deliveries daily . Milk Sc. a qt. A d d ress P. O . B o x 137, o r L ea v e

O rd ers at C arm el C a n d y S tore

pecuniary consideration.“ H e seem s to look upon it as a

breach o f national hospitality, j W ere the devil him self to call for I a n igh t’s lodg in g , the Californian ] would hardlv find it in his heart to

bolt the door. H e w ould think they cou ld m anage against his horu and hoof and tail in som e

D ag u e ’sC 1 ea n i n g and D y i n g

W o r k s409 A lvarad o St. M onterey, Cal.

Phone 236

No Refund Prom the Water Company

The correspondence h e r e published will interest a num- o f residents who have made inquiry.

Carmel, Cal., March 8 , 1916 j C. S. Olmstead, Supt. M onterey Co.

Water Works,Dear Sir; A number of property

owners and residents of C annes consumers of water supplied by your concern, have inquired at the Pine

iCone office to learn if they are or are not entitled to a refund on water bills paid from October 8 , 1914. the date of the making of the ne# rates by the Railroad Commission, to February 14, this year, the date upon which the rate was put into effect by your company. - Can you furnish some information on thi>

I subject? Respectfully jW L. Overstree1

c lu b n o t e s La p|aya PersonalsAt the Young Men’ s Club

meeting, South America as a coutry o f possib lilies i->r the young man, was discussed, and it was decided to take up the study o f that very interesting country. Unco a month there will be a social evening with games and music.

The B oy ’ s Club at their reg­ular meeting elected the fol­lowing officers to serve three months : President. HarryGates; Vice president, Frank­lin Murphy; Secretary-Treas- urer, David Machado.

Are You R egistered?T h e Suprem e C ourt has ruled

that voters m ay state their party affiliations, w hen registering . T h e first election fo r thiB year w ill be .he presidential prim aries in May. In order to ro te at this e lection voters shou ld be registered 30 da :’3 b e fo re the date o f the e le c ­tion. Register now b efore it is

ANNOUNCEHENTThe m ilk and cream busi­ness heretofore operating as W a rre n ’s Sanitary Dairy has been purchased by I, B. W aterbury'. and w ill be consolidated w ith tile business of the Carm el D airy. Service w ill be first-c la ss in every w ay.

Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher, par- ! erits o f artist God frey Fletcher, and Miss Fletcher, motored

! from Watsonville, to call on j Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Luther, j Mr. and Mrs. A. W . Scott I Jr. and chauffeur motored from ! San Francisco on Saturday for ; week-end.

Sir Francis and Lady Web- j ster, son and iriend drove to j Post’ s early Sunday morning.

Miss Frances Witherbee who left recently, expecting to go

; East, returned Monday, to the delight o f her many friends,

i Several social affairs have been j given in h tr honor.

Recent arrivals: Dr. andj Mrs. Hopkins. Mr. and Mrs. :0 . A. Harlen, San Jose; Mr. and Mrs. Wallace, Mr. and

I Mrs. D. L. Smith, Dr. and j Mrs. T. A. Curtiss, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Parkinson, Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Wylie, Dr. and Mrs. K. C. Park, Dr. and Mrs.

|J. J. Kocher, W arhington, la ; Sir Francis and Lady Webster ■end Wm. J Webster, Arbro-

jath. Scotland; Miss Ransom, Piedmont; Mrs, Prentiss Bas-

Facifie Grove, Mar. 10, 1916 Mr. W . L . Overstreet.,

E ditor Carmel P ine Cone,Dear S ir : Your letter o f Marcfl

8, advising that several property? owners aud residents o f Carru«J had called upon you to ascertain >* tl.ev were or were not entitled to® refund on their water bills pa’s from O ctober 8 , 1914, received.

On the 27 o f O ctober. 1914, tW Railroad Com m ission of the St at* o f California issued the following o r d e r ;

“ It is hereby ordered, that tl>*, effective "date o f said order, mad* O ctober 8 , 1914. be, and the sank is hereby extended for the perif" o f the pendency o f these applk ’*' tions for rehearing.”

| T he effect o f this order was th®| the water rates fixed by the Ran. j road Com m ission on O ctober 8. '* g o into effect O ctober 29. l 9 l f would not be effective until furth*1 notice from the Railroad Cod1'

4see that there is no rebate due ad. o f the water consum ers o f the M(>l1 terey County W ater W orks.

T rusting this explanation is eF 8' to you. I beg to remain

Yours very truly C. S. O lm stead,

S u p e r i n t e n d e n t

missiou.j F rom th« above order you

J. N. Miller. J. S. C o o lin f Findlay, Oiiio; Mr. and Mrf M. Baffin. Mrs. E. W illo# Mr. and Mrs Ralph Merrffi

[Berkeley; F. G Holden. 8 J

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rke power to help still remains ; when the power to please has de- \ parted. +--------

Banish the K n ock er The most disagreeable per-

son one can come in contact! with is the town fault-finder. Be the weather that o f a j beautiful Spring day, when i the ‘ ‘knocker’ ’ steps up, b e - , gins his tirade against things as they are, the sunshine will ! pass, and life becomes hardly worth living. A local crusade against “ knocking” should be organized, and the campaign should be carried on until this foe o f contentment is forever silenced.

Those who witnessed “ The Fairy Shoemaker” and “ King Persifer’ s Crown,” both staged by Mrs. C. L. Carrington, last year, will be delighted at the opportunity to see and hear again one o f this talented iady’s productions.

On Friday evening (St. Patrick’s Day), at the Manzanita Theatre, there will be presented a delightful programme o f music and play. Nearly all those who took part in the two form er performances will be seen in this affair. Much time has been devoted to rehearsal. A banner crowd should be on hand. Following is the programme:

P I A N O R E C I T A L . A N D O P E R E T T A

The Blind Musician and a Merry CompanyBv S. -T. Adair and Colleu Coe

To be given by the pupils o f Carrie L. Carrington

jWsmzanifca T h e a t r eFRIDAY. MARCH 17

C A S TIlbrial. the Blind Musician - - Mary DingleArte, his Sweetheart - - Dorothy MooreMurphy Potato - - - Phyllis OverstreetCaptains, P. Wilson, Frank’ n Murphy, Waldo Hicks

| Opal Heron, Katharine Cooke i Francis Lloyd, Irene Goold

PROFESSIONAL CARDS

C H A R E E S C L A R K A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W

May be consulted in Carmel, Friday to Monday

S A N C A R L O S AN D E L E V E N T H A V ^ .

J. E . B E C K , M. D.Office at C arm ei-by -th e -S ea

Pharmacy, Carmel, Cal.

An experienced teacher w ould like preparatory and first-yea r high school coaching. W o rk in Eng­lish gram m ar a specialty.

M. Isabelle H utchinson Small W illiam s Cottage

Cam ino Real nr O cean ave.

Making ProgressThe principal o f a high

school in a New England city was rummaging in a garret o f the school, and found some examination papers that had lain under a deepening cover j o f dust for fifty years. With j the papers were the answers | and markings. The questions i were given to pupils in the j same grade as those who ans- j wered them half a cen tury ' ago, and the result was that the pupils o f today did better j by thirty per cent than their > ancestors.

Color-bearers .•} ' T i t l i i t l 3 X—J i u y u * I R i l

o f Irish Fairies, Aldine Anthony Fay Murphy

- Franklin Murphy Inez Fraties Helen Hicks

Jeannette Hoagland Miriam A White

Gladys Ryan Elizabeth Woolslayer

Cadets and Merry-makersKathleen M avourneen in D antom ine

Emeralda. Queen Gunhild Laga Oak Apple Clover ShamrockGian, the Cup-bearer - Gertie -B e s s i e .......................................Florence. theVilliage Mischief Charlie, the Truant

Mesdames Heron. Thomas; Misses Jeanette Hoag­land, Hilda Hilliard, Grace Wickham, Miriam A. White.

Solo dances: Jeannette Hoagland, Irene Goold. Musical numbers will be rendered during evening.

POINT LOBOSA B A L O N E

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A prosperous newspaperj makes good returns to the sec- jtion it serves. Y et the aver- j sHiuiiimiDiiiiiiiiiiiKiiiiiiiumiauiiiiuiiiiaiuiiiiiiiHCHumMiw age small-town journal has to finance itself while the sub­scriber takes his own time 1§ to remit, and the merchant is 11 trying to convince himself that | his monthly advertising bill is 11 merely a contribution—a dole 11 as it w ere—and really does n o t ; fj do him any good. Meantime i § paper and power must be paid j f for, and rent and taxes come j § in their usual course. I thank you.

For Information As to Property In and About

C A R M E L .

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_ News items, personals,, 30- j + mraH|,a||immli,uummm!aiwmiraitim!!™!i!aimmmii7tial notes. Bring or send th em ! . — r — “to the Pine Cone office. I Subscribe for the Pine tone.

F n r C o l p BARN; lum-r o i r*aie ber may beused for re-building. InquireMrs. A. F. Horn, San Carles avenue.

N otice totaxpayers

All taxpayers are required by the I constitution to annually make and deliver to the Assessor a statement,

| under oath, setting forth specifically ALL the real, personal, or other class of property, owned by such

I persons, or in their possession, or 1 under their control, as the same • stands of record at 12 o ’ clock Meri­dian on the first Monday of March.

The Political Code provides, that all property must be assessed at its “ full cash value,” and defines “ full

! cash value’ ’ as being “ the amount I at which the property would be taken in payment of a just debt

; from a solvent debtor.”I Unsecured Personal Property i The taxes on all unsecured per­sonal property are due and payable

| and must be paid at the time the assessment is made.

Exem ptions Any person or association, claim­

ing any property to be exempt from taxation, M U ST make the claim and affidavit, for such exemption, every year, in the manner provided by law. This applies to the $100 allowed on personal property of householders; the $1000 allowed soldiers, sailors, marines, etc., and property used solely and exclusively for religious worship.

A ssessm entsAny information desired relating

j to assessments will be gladly fur­nished on application, and all ob-

I iections should be made before the ! Board of Equalization adjourns, in­stead of waiting until it is time tcpay taxes.

Remember, that if you fail tc make a statement you fail to com plj with the law and you lay yoursel liable to arbitrary assessment, whicl is expensive to yourself and cause! much trouble to others.

GEO. S. GOULD, Jr. m lS tf County Assesso

I f you read it in the Pine Cone you may safely repeat U.

High c lass MO 1 ION PICTURE Show at the M an/anita The&trj

Every Iuesday and Saturday Evening, 10c. and 20c.

C d iitg

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CR^JVIELiBy-the-Sea

Is the best Spring resort in the Wor Id

Hunting Fishing Tennis Golf, etc.

Good hotels and Cottages

Just the place to spend a vacationFor information write to

the P i s e @ 0 s e

Carmel Drug StoreHas a fine line of

B U Ben* saby

C L O C K S

Taste Timeof the

National Biscuit Line

Three Newest Creations

“ Tokens” “ Tip Tops”

“ Tiny Tubers” iSold by the Measure \

Trial Taste Any J\ Day This W eek I

Monday’s Election A Real Estate Deal PlHEFor an unimportant, off­

season election the voters o f Carmel turned out fairly well on Monday.

Out of an approximate reg­istration to date of 275, elect­

o r s to the number 122 took I the trouble to go to the polls.

For the third time, Philip Wilson has been elected to the position of Assessor of the Carmel Sanitary District, on this occasion winning by a substantial majority over his two opponents.

As there had been no pre­liminary announcements o f candidacies for the two mem­berships on the Sanitary Board, quite a number of citizens received complimentary and “ josh” votes for these posi­tions. When the votes were counted, it was found that Miss Mary E. Mower a n d Walter M. Basham had the largest number o f supporters.

On the retirement of A. P. P. Fraser and R. B. Chering- ton, on the first Thurday of next month, the Carmel 'San­itary Board will be composed of the following: Mrs. C. B. Silva, Miss M. E. Mower, H. P. Larouette, M. J. Murphy, and W. M. Basham.

Cone Editor Sir, . Mrg_ Joseph Kettlewell owhile out walking, a fews days | Oakland, mother o f Mrs. Jessi

hence, with Mr. Mushimuro and j F. Short, has been visitinjmyself, we arrive at Hon. Frank here. She w ill return howDevdorf who are making slight ges- | tomoirow.ticulation with arms, etc., while ; l̂0- Cdaik Ultd fam ily spef

’ j the week-end here, fishing at calling attention of stylish gent 10 | mussle gathering.fine qualities connected with lot j Mrg W L Hathaway d*property which h e narrate a r e parted from Pebble Beach i«creamery of Carmel-by-the-Seas. Itare also well to observe, he say,while measuring by feetstep, thatthose beauteous tree lading withcones, pine-borers, etc., by tape-•measurement, are nearly completely on said lot hence may be obviously evident included in price purchase without extra expenses. At which retort, stylisher gent are seen to be extracting roll of money papers from somewhere, in order to secure pos­session before somebody did like­wise.

Trusting you will do the same,K. Uchimoto

but w:!

rionte Verde ArrivalsMr. and Mrs. Schussler, Mr

and Mas. C. C. Zuino, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Boardman, Mr and Mrs. W. V. Rohlffs, all of San Francisco.

Leidig Night

the city on Sunday return shortly.

R. G. Story o f San Jose cam} down last week. He content; plates some improvements o| his property here.

All Saints church will hoi service every Wednesday af ternoon during Lent.

Miss Alice MacDougal waj here from Stanford last weetj visiting the Herons.

Mrs. H. R. Woodward, w made quite a stay here la*| year, arrived recently, and now occupying the Walkingt cottage.

Mrs. Elizabeth Babcock r4 turned from a visit to San Jcrj

I last Thursday evening.Mrs. I. J. Egan, a fornw

I sojourner here, is spending1, week at Pine Inn, visiting wit* Miss Rose Lippincott.

Mrs. Mary Martin o f Mot} terey was here during tbs week, visiting her sister-ill law, Mrs. E. Martin.

Miss Marion F. Craig ai

Eight o f ’ em—count ’em— eight. There was Mrs. Eliza­beth, Mrs. Bob, Mrs. Fred,Mrs. Ben, and Bob, Fred, Ben and Lawrence.

The above-named, with about; friends are occu pa iX ^ of S thirty invited guests, helped*! Lynch-Wilson cottege to make Leidig Night at the M:S<J T - T .Carmel Hotel a success, last

last week.The local public school if

closed this week for the rejjuj lar Spring vacation.

One day last week there a’

Roberts on the JobAt the recent congress of

the Inland Waterways Associ­ation of California, held at San Franciso, a resolution offered by our Supervisor, Dr. J. L. D. Roberts, was adopted, as follows:

‘ •That this Association approve the plans for improvement of the Salinas river and tributaries, to­gether with the improvement of the harbor of Monterey, which have been approved by the proper Federal and State officials, and for which portions of the appropria- tions have already been made, and ask the continuation of the work through the co-operation of the I State and nation.’ '

P H O N E 4 0 4 >\ P A C I F I C C J I I O V KAlso Stationery, ToiletArticles, a n d Rubber Cottages for the Easter;

Sundries vacation a n d f o r thej W ^ c U lt C t ! PERSON TO I Peter Taylors.Columbia Graphophone and 'Sum m er. Inquire a t ' , , i a > assist in house j From Ben Lomond has com

O i . - _ . H d work. Apply P. 0. Box 242. , Miss Etna Guichard for a short

.. _ Hotel Thursday.

It came about like this. The birthday anniversaries of Clara and Bob occur about the same time, so Mrs. Bob conceivedthe idea of giving them a sur- j . --------- ̂ m CI t- a*prise party. Everybody first jrive Parcel post a package gathered at the Hicks home, i from England containg weti and from there proceeded t o ; ding cake, from Lieutenant-am the House of Bob, where were | Mrs. h. J. McC onnell to Mr the two victims, who surely |and Mrs. Philip Wilson, got the surprise of their young Mr. John White, o f Berke

vSf ley, a cousin o f Mr A HAfter congratulations had Roseboom, who has been visit

been said the whole bunch ing here for a week, returned moved again, this time to the: home Monday.

Thl w dining-room. Mrs. F_ S. Rice and daughter AvJh /v? lreS ° f the- evenin° have returned from San Diegtr>lover«lie pnze-v, mning card arKj expect to remain here forplayers, the impromptu Ger- sometime man band -principally Decker ^ ” o i.,,- •and kitchen utensils—the ser- tj o ulf ifT‘Vlg pran pentine and other dances, and i Power» brought to Carmel last though not least, the swell j a.PaI ty ,of Las4e‘ n gen tlemen and abundant eats , 0 w“ oin t00* a -r ;P down- ; the coast.

r „ A, IA d TTu j : r i Mrs. Jessie Francis ShortUrOVC D U lld in ^ Co. has as guests Mr. Ralph Mr

s. . j . t i c k , c o n t r a c t o r ; Fayden, Mrs. Frances McFay EXPERT MILL WORK OF ALL KINDS; den and Mrs. Jas. V. Short.

Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Alton of Chicago are here for a visit of indefinite length with th e

Records for Sale |the “ Pine Cone” office.' Carmel. visit with her sisters.