anaheim-gazette 1926-09-23

LOCAL BREVITIES A quantity of women's clothing was stolen from the residence of S. Shaffer, on Anaheim road, west of Olive, near the Santa Ana river, sometime between 3 and 6 p.m. Sunday, according to report made to the Orange police, who informed the office of Sheriff Jerrigan. The back door of the Shaffer home had been left unlocked, it was reported. Paul H. Demaree, teacher in the Anaheim Union high school, was elected president of the Y. M. C. A. Club at the regular semi-monthly meeting of that organization last week. Demaree succeeds Evan S. Alsip, who has served as president since the organization of the club, slightly more than a year ago. Other officers named were Marion Falconer, first vice-president; James W. Means, second vice-president; Loban S. Frost, secretary, and Floyd-R. Puryear, treasurer. Mayor Leonard and City Manager Price represented Angheim at the Colorado river talkfest held at Santa Ana Saturday. Three workers have secured 72 names on the petition being circulated for the calling of an incorporation election at Placentia, according to Tom Pickerill, secretary of the chamber of commerce. The petition will be filed with the county board of supervisors following the publishing of the election notice. It is expected that the petition will be presented to the board October 26, according to Pickerill. But 50 names were required. If the board approves the calling of the election and if the community votes for incorporation, all details in the process of incorporation should be completed by January 1, 1927, stated Pickerill. Following the completion of these details, a municipal electin will have to be held to choose five trustees, a city clerk and a treasurer. Other municipal officers will be appointed. Anaheim is collecting funds to relieve stricken Florida. Dr. J. G. Hillary, president of the local Red Cross chapter, has charge of the work, and will receive subscriptions at the First National Bank. WANTED — Woman to clean house. Apply 315 South Claudina street. ALPHA BETASTORE THE BEST FOR LESS A. B. C. Help Yourself Service Saves You Time & Money! “GROCERIES ALPHABETICALLY” 2000 POUNDS PURE CANE SUGAR--10 lbs. 58c While It Lasts. Limit, 10 Pounds to a Customer Idaho Cream 29c Creamery Butter 46c Attorney Fayette Lewis speaker at the Rotary Club Monday on the subject of Testaments,” a subject that miliar with. A. Fitzpatrick, Buena Pe is booked at the county charge of assault with a dead following his arrest, on May by Deputy Sheriffs Dan A. Harry Carter. The man is have assaulted John H. Joa a razor, according to a n with the sheriff's office. An call was sent to the sheriff's Adams and Carter answered porting finding a crowd gathered Buena Park hotel. They Fitzpatrick was in the rear of Fitzpatrick is alleged to have approached the office fired once into the air, but halted the man in that manner down. Three razors are seen found on the man, for arrest. Cards are out announcing rage yesterday of Miss Lyon Herbell to Robert W. Mattow young couple will make the 861 South Lemon. Popular piano playing, key mony, chord construction, Learn to play the radio wa Center St. Phone 692. Kra Apartment 7. Los Alamitos (By DORA H. MAR) Rev. W., L. Newman, founder of the Community church located at Ocean Beach, was friends in town Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Schuyler B. Yucaipli were in Los Alamitos. Gus Shipley of San Francisco employee of the sugar spent several days in town part of the week. Eugene Heying of the land, spent Sunday with Mrs. Carrol Hewing. A. B. C. Help Yourself Service Saves You Time & Money! "GROCERIES ALPHABETICALLY" 2000 POUNDS PURE CANE SUGAR--10 lbs. 58c While It Lasts. Limit, 10 Pounds to a Customer Idaho Cream Cheese 29c | Creamery Butter 46c Eagle Brand Peas, 2's 10c | Libby's Milk 9½c NEW DEL MONTE 11-OZ. PACKAGE RAISINS-3 for 25c Gem Nut Balloon FREE Oleomargarine 30c RED STAR Corn, 2's..2 for 25c Campbell’s Pork & Beans...3 for 25c Ohio Red Label Matches...6 for 25c DEL MONTE DRI-PACK 5-Pound Cans Per Pound PRUNES ...12½c Try a can; better than bulk 6 Ben-Hur—1 Peet’s Silk SOAP...7 bars 25c GET THIS SPECIAL Happyvale Salmon 1's Tall 15c 10c Sunbrite Cleanser 5c Headquarters for Battle Creek HEALTH FOODS Gerrard Bros. & Hanson EAST CENTER AT EMILY PHONE 297 TO MEMBERS of Various Orange Associations Orange Exchanges Walnut Associations The Farm Bureau Orange Associations Orange Exchanges Walnut Associations The Farm Bureau ATTENTION! By obtaining order from Association or Exchange, or showing us that you are a member of The Farm Bureau, YOU CAN BUY INDIA TIRES AND TUBES AT COMMERCIAL PRICES This will be a big saving to you! We need your old tires, and will allow you a GOOD price for them. Turn them in on new tires and save yourself trouble. WEST BROS. TWO STORES 112-16 W. Chestnut Anaheim, Calif. 308-10 East Third St. Santa Ana, Calif. ANAHEIM GAZETTE Attorney Fayette Lewis was the speaker at the Rotary Club meeting Monday on the subject of "Wills and Testamentals," a subject that he is familiar with. A. Fitzpatrick, Buena Park barber, is booked at the county jail on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon, following his arrest, on Monday night. Deputy Sheriffs Dan Adams and Harry Carter. The man is alleged to have assaulted John H. Johnson with a razor, according to a report filed with the sheriff's office. An emergency call was sent to the sheriff's office and Carter answered. They reported finding a crowd gathered at the Buena Park hotel. They said that Fitzpatrick was in the rear of the hotel. Fitzpatrick is alleged to have run at the approach of the officers. Adams fired once into the air, but failing to halt the man in that manner, ran him down. Three razors are said to have been found on the man, following his arrest. Cards are out announcing the marriage yesterday of Miss Lydia Barbara Herbell to Robert W. Mattoon, Jr. The young couple will make their home at 861 South Lemon. Popular piano playing, keyboard harmony, chord construction, improvising. Learn to play the radio way. 222 East Center St. Phone 692. Kraemer Bldg. Apartment 7. Los Alamitos News (By DORA H. MARTIN) Rev. W. I. Newman, former pastor of the Community church, but now located at Ocean Beach, was calling on friends in town Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Schuyler Brightwell of Yucaipi were in Los Alamitos Thursday. Gus Shpley of San Francisco, a former employee of the sugar company, spent several days in town the latter part of the week. Eugene Heyling of the U.S.S. Maryland, spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Carrol Heyling. West Brothers Will Occupy New Rooms Have Leased Larger Quarters in Pickwick Stage Building Tire stocks in the hands of retailers still are considered low, especially in view of the impending and inevitable spurt in sales that will come with improvements in the weather. Rain means skidding with smooth tires. There are today more than 20,000,000 motor vehicles in the United States, and they are covering hundreds of millions of miles daily. That means there are more than 100,000,000 tires on the roads, and that sooner or later—perhaps sooner than may be anticipated—a lot of these tires will have to be replaced. Tire dealers last year sold approximately 33,000,000 casings. Their sales for 1926 should not fall below 36,000,000 casings, despite the increasing repair and retreading of tires, especially on the Pacific coast. The fact that tire sales have been slow for the past few months, indicates that the sales spurt, when it does come, will be of astounding proportions, and have been living in Ventura for some months past, have returned to Los Alamitos, and purchased the Hilbard property. Mrs. Sjostrom is driving the tractor for the real estate firm. The Willing Workers met at the home of Mrs. George Martin, on Chestnut street, Tuesday afternoon, with Mrs. Ellis Reed as assisting hostess. There was an attendance of fifteen, and after the business session, refreshments were served and a social hour enjoyed. Mrs. E. L. Johns was in Fullerton on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. George Martin and Mrs. Cerella Henderson, accompanied by their guest, Mrs. Robert Criswolf of Traer, Iowa, drove to Ontario and Riverside on Thursday, and then to their ranch in northern San Diego county, returning on Friday. They called at the new home of E. W. Walton near there may be a lot of dealers who will lose out on sales through inadequacy of their stocks. In view of needed extra production to meet the demand to come, The India Tire and Rubber Company of Akron, Ohio, has just completed and put into operation a new addition to their plant at a cost of approximately $200,000. It is 80x80 feet, consisting of 19,200 square feet of floor space, and is two stories high, with a full basement. It permits of more capacity in every department, particularly those for bus and truck tires. The present capacity of the plant is 2000 casings and 2400 tubes a day, but space is provided for additional increases in production before it will be necessary to enlarge the factory again. West Brothers, local representative for India tires in Orange county, also feel the need for more room in order to carry a complete stock to meet their increasing demand for India tires. They will occupy new quarters in the Pickwick Stage building, on the corner of Los Angeles at Chestnut, as soon as the building, now under construction, is completed. This will enable them to keep a complete stock of all sizes of tires and tubes at all times. U. S. Radio Farm School Over KQW R. K. Bishop, president of the Orange County Farm Bureau, in a special statement to the press today, announces the United States radio farm school, which begins over California Farm Bureau station KQW on October 4, and urges all farmers to enroll immediately in the various courses. Only a representative number of stations throughout the United States have been chosen, and KQW will have exclusive use of the service in this territory. Farmer students who enroll will receive printed matter supplemented by lessons over the air. There is no charge for anything connected with the school. Everything is free. The text book style of teaching will be taboo. Short words and short sentences will be the new order. Subject FINAL OFFER THIS MAY BE YOUR LAST OPPORTUNITY To become a stockholder in the Orange County Bond & Mortgage Corporation has successfully operated in Orange County for REGULAR DIVIDENDS AT THE RATE OF 9% PER ANNUM on the Preferred stock and 2 dividends on the purchase price of the Common stock. The Company has CATERED EXCLUSIVELY TO ORANGE COUNTY, and has made no extensive effort of the County, as we believe any proposition of merit can be sold right at home. Some of our officials have lived in this County for the best part of their lives. They are men who dealings. If you have investigated their character and ability, if you have investigated the merits of your agreement, you must realize that you cannot make a mistake by making an investment in our Company. The following Officers are well known in their respective community: E. A. WOOD, Santa Ana, California—President ALBERT ROHRS, Orange, California—Vice-President PETER PALM, Anaheim, California—Secretary OVER FOUR HUNDRED ORANGE COUNTY CITIZENS HAVE HELPED TO BUILD TOWN and are proud to say that they are some of the best in the County. We want more good people in our stock left which we are offering to the public for the next 10 days. Some of our officials have lived in this County for the best part of their lives. They are men who dealings. If you have investigated their character and ability, if you have investigated the merits of our agement, you must realize that you cannot make a mistake by making an investment in our Company. The following Officers are well known in their respective communities: E. A. WOOD, Santa Ana, California—President ALBERT ROHRS, Orange, California—Vice-President PETER PALM, Anaheim, California—Secretary OVER FOUR HUNDRED ORANGE COUNTY CITIZENS HAVE HELPED TO BUILD THE and are proud to say that they are some of the best in the County. We want more good people in our amount of our stock left, which we are offering to the public for the next 10 days. $125.00 PER UNIT each unit consisting of 10 shares of Preferred and 10 Shares of Common Par Value of $200. Our aim is to distribute the remainder of our issue throughout Orange County, for the more people we receive for our business, which consists of buying and selling mortgages, trust deeds, and commen DO NOT FORGET. SEND IN YOUR CHECK for as many units as you can handle, or call at our office at any time during business hours and we w the merits of our company. Orange County Bond & Mortgage Corp., 601 North Main Street, Santa Ana, Calif. Gentlemen: Kindly send me full information with reference to your company and stock; without any obligation whatever on my part. Name ... Address ... Town ... We want you to remember that our market on September 30, 1926, at Remember that the units are $125.00 and 10 shares of common stock. Make all checks payable to the ORANGE COUNTY Address all mail to the Orange County Mortgage Co. Located in the Orange County Bond & Mortgage SANTA ANA, CA radio service of the department of agriculture, where it is estimated that the total student body will approximate a quarter million farmers. The United States farm school deals with all phases of livestock, poultry and dairy problems in a series of 24 short courses of eight lessons each. Each farmer, regularly enrolled, is a student in this great radio classroom, where concise, timely lessons, which dovetail with the daily farm work, will be presented in an attractive style by foremost agricultural authorities. Students will be given a close-up of Uncle Sam's recent investigations and recommendations which may be applied to their business. Each radio short course will be supplemented with printed copies of radio talks and a file of bulletins. Certificates signed by the secretary of agriculture and respective chiefs of the bureaus sponsoring the courses will be issued to students. Enrollment cards will be furnished upon application through KQW, San Jose, California. This station broadcasts on 333 meters and in this territory "comes in" close to KNX. LELA M. STEADMAN TEACHER OF PIANO Studio 122 E. Broadway Phone 146-W Anaheim, Cal. Free Examination Period Extended So unprecedented was the response to our free examination offer that many could not get appointments. We have decided to continue the free examination until October 15. This means you pay $3 to $5 less than our already low prices if you take glasses. Free Examination Period Extended So unprecedented was the response to our free examination offer that many could not get appointments. We have decided to continue the free examination until October 15. This means you pay $3 to $5 less than our already low prices if you take glasses. Patterson Optical Co. 109 South Los Angeles Street Phones 794, 795 Examinations by Appointment Only FERING Opportunity City Bond & Mortgage Corporation. Our company as our issue of stock DAY OF SEPTEMBER ANY STOCK OFFERED FOR SALE. If there should be any future when they see fit to release it. In Orange County for the past three years. It has paid its offered stock and 2 dividends at the RATE OF 8% PER ANNUM made no extensive effort to sell its securities anywhere outside They are men who are fair, conservative and honest in their investigated the merits of our business and the stability of our management in our Company. Their respective communities: FRED O'BRIEN, Huntington Beach, California—Vice-President JOHN O. REED, Anaheim, California—Treasurer California—Secretary HELPED TO BUILD THIS FINANCIAL INSTITUTION more good people in our Company, and we have only a limited use for the next 10 days at the original price of They are men who are fair, conservative, investigated the merits of our business and the stability of our management in our Company. Their respective communities: FRED O'BRIEN, Huntington Beach, California—Vice-President JOHN O. REED, Anaheim, California—Treasurer California—Secretary HELPED TO BUILD THIS FINANCIAL INSTITUTION more good people in our Company, and we have only a limited public for the next 10 days at the original price of R UNIT and 10 Shares of Common Stock of the $200.00 for the more people we have in our Company, the more publicity must deeds, and commercial paper. IN YOUR CHECK business hours and we will be more than glad to explain in detail Remember that our issue will be taken off the October 30, 1926, at 5:30 p.m. sharp. The units are $125.00 for 10 shares of preferred common stock. To the ORANGE COUNTY BOND & MORTGAGE CORPORATION address all mail to the Securities Department County Bond and Mortgage Corporation County Bond & Mortgage Corporation Building, Main and Sixth Sts. SANTA ANA, CALIFORNIA