anaheim-gazette 1926-10-28

Explain Benefits of Co-Operative Market Wealth is the sole limit to the consumption of all products except foodstuffs. The richer a man becomes, the more automobiles, suits of clothes, luxuries and amusements he can buy. The amount of money he has to spend for such things is the only limiting factor as to how much he will buy. With foodstuffs Mother Nature is the limiting agent, and she is a relentless master. The richest man can eat no more than the poorest. Often it is just the reverse. Furthermore, the modern human being is gradually eating less and less, due largely to changed modes of living and more of the population being engaged in sedentary occupations, or at least vocations in which machinery does most of the heavy work formerly done by hand. With these things in mind, the 75 per cent of the California citrus growers who comprise the California Fruit Growers' Exchange started, 19 years ago, to build new appetites and a place in the human diet for their constantly growing crops of oranges and lemons. Production, during this period, in California alone, has grown four times faster than population and, in spite of decreasing appetites and changed living and eating conditions, citrus fruits have steadily found new friends, new places in the daily diet. These things do not happen by chance, as human habits seldom change of their own free will. The outside urge, in this case, was the advertising of California's farseeing citrus growers. The sum total of the billions of advertising messages that have gone to consumers all over the world, in the last twenty years, in magazines, newspapers, on billboards and in dealers' windows, have made it possible, this year, for California to move the largest citrus crop in her history. This was no happenstance attributable to production methods and packing and through the sales organization part in this drama. For big business value of California year will run million dollar magecial enterprises off to the benefit keting and the of those growers gether in the w co-operative order made possible a prosperity. It is said that million radios lie even at that, the of statio go a It's safe to buy a Western Auto Supply Thousands upon thousands of motorists have learned from agreeance that they purchase safely at "Western Auto". They know offer only goods worthy of our endorsement, and that upon our shi will find practically every Nationally Advertised and proven auto They realize also, the value of service from our more than 150 s that, in addition to the manufacturer's guarantee, our iron-clad is a very material bond of satisfaction. Quantity production quality assurances explains our reputation for better value giving Accessory and Supply Department It would be difficult indeed to assemble a more meritorious selection of nationally popular articles than these. Each item is doubly guaranteed—by the manufacturer, and by "Western Auto." Malco Automatic Windshield Wiper A superior vacuum-operated wiper...$3.25 Others as follows: Hand wipers...38o to $1.30 Vacuum-operated wipers...$1.88 Electric wipers...$6.50 and $7.50 "Cop Spotter Mirrors"—Everybody knows this attractive nickel trimmed mirror for open and closed cars...$2.40 and $2.65 "Kokomo" Mirrors—The genuine, popular "Kokomo"...$1.15 and $1.95 Boyce Motomaters—The genuine "Boyce" standard for years...$2.78 to $7.90 Radiator Caps and Ornaments All well-known brands for every make of car at money-saving prices. The "Nobby"—unusually handsome, with monogram and three lustrous bakellite knobs...$5.45 The "Sport"—somewhat similar to the "Nobby"—for small cars...$3.65 and $3.85 Others from 95o to $1.45 Fancy Wing Leaking Caps—for large cars...$8.75 Others from 45c to $2.95 Figure Ornaments—for every taste, $1.00 to $8.00 Pyrene Fire Extinguishers—The most efficient fire protection for cars or garage...$12.00 Yale Locks—The best known lock made...45o to $2.85 Miller Slaymaker and other locks...95c to $1.25 "All-Angle" Wind Wings—You see these handsome plate glass wings on cars of every class...$9.85 Others—open and closed cars...$4.85 to $9.95 Safe-T-Stat—Absolutely protects your motor from extremes of heat or cold. Attaches to dashboard, leaving radiator cap free for ornamental...$4.50 to $7.50 "Hassler" Stabilizers — From coast to coast, "Hassler" represents the utmost in easy riding. For all cars...$18.50 to $42.00 "Cooper" Cut-out—The splendid reputation of this positive trouble-free cut-out is based on proven merit. All sizes...$2.75 to $4.00 Electric Department Electrical equipment of assured greatly to the pleasure of motorization-wide acceptance of these devices them indisputably as a may buy with the atmost confident. B. & M. Spotlights—The genuine old reliable... $9.50 and $13.00 "Darie" Spotlight—The long-distance luxe. B. & M. Roadlite—Another unexcellent product. Kay Bee Roadlight. Kay Bee Stop Signal—a popular feature. Stevor Stop Signal—Combination licensee bracket and stop signal. Genuine Champion and A. C. Spavery every car. Ford Sizes—Splitfort, A. C. "X" France Batteries—For radio and other horns and whistles. Cune "E-Z On" Cigar Lighter—No others. "Franco" Flashlights—With battleshooter protection for your spare lamp bulbs. Made of sheet metal with rigid sockets to hold bulbs. Regularly 35c—special at... 29¢ National Maxx Our stock of NLamps for cars and complete Iways. FOR Departure Every Ford owns the dependability versally popular c Fords. Their quality and has behind guarantee of our manufacturers. A.C. Speedometers for Fords The genuine stan lence. Milwaukee Timer You hear about the railway ways favorable Wisconsin Timber ly protects your motor from extremes of heat or cold. Attaches to dashboard, leaving radiator cap free for ornament $4.50 to $7.50 "Hassler" Stabilizers — From coast to coast. "Hassler" represents the utmost in easy riding. For all cars... $18.50 to $42.00 "Cooper" Cut-out—The splendid reputation of this positive trouble-free cut-out is based on proven merit. All sizes $2.75 to $4.00 Ford special ... $9c "Warner's" Liquid Radiator Solder — An other nationally approved leak sealer ... 78c "Veedel" Oils and Greases—"The Film of Protection" prolongs the life of countless cars. All weights. "Spring Ex"—The most popular lubricating rust-solvent made. Stops squeaks... 30c, 60c, $1.00 Alemite and Zerk Fittings and Guns — The many cars upon which they are standard equipment vouch for the efficiency of these lubricating systems. Tire Sundry Department The established quality of these tire accessories stamps them as "Safe" to buy. Advertised and known throughout the country, they all enjoy marked favor among car owners. "5-Minute Vulcanizer" —Clamp and 12 self-heating patches $1.15 Rose Tire Pump Known the world over for easy operation, speed and reliability $2.65 McKay Tire Chains None better. Easily attached and durable. All sizes $1.15 to $11.15 More than 150 Stores in the WestWestern Auto Supply Co. 133 South Los Angeles Street "Acul Se Habla Espanol" Absolute protection for your spare lamp bulbs. Made of sheet metal with rigid sockets to hold bulbs. Regularly 35¢—special at... 29¢ Monkey Grip Tube Patch A nationally advertised pure white rubber patch. Extra heavy, sticks like a hot patch. None better. 27 square inches—with cement and scraper—30¢ reduced from 45¢ to 72 square inches—with cement and scraper—60¢ Reduced from 90¢ to Tire Sundries U. S. Tire Gauge—Clock style—easy reading... $1.35 Genuine Schrader Tire Gauges High pressure ... $1.15 Balloon ... $1.35 Special truck size ... $1.55 Genuine Schrader Valve Insides—Box of five... 25c Dill Standard Valve Insides—Box of five... 25c Of universal populated quality. Genuine K. W. Po for Fords—All type Auto's customary "Never Burn" Safe and durable asbestos with tough interweave. Per for according to size. Ford Transmission "X" Liquid Radial Needs no descrip $1.15 per can. "Lee" Union Alla uniform for motor chanics... Universal Carburizer Stromba $18.75 Winfield $23.00 Kingato Holly Foot A Ford—ally advail Fulton Bull Do William ANAHEIM GAZETTE CITIZENS ENDORSE JUDGE LANGDON Candidate for Associate Justice of the Supreme Court Judge William H. Langdon, candidate for associate justice of the supreme court, was a visitor in Orange county during the first of the week, having stopped over on his return from San Diego to Los Angeles. Judge Langdon was also a visitor here before the primary election. If the outcome of the primary election controls, Judge Langdon's election to one of the two long terms of associate justice of the supreme court is assured, his friends say. He carried 33 of the 58 counties of the state, and although he had campaigned only a few weeks, he came within some 2000 votes of leading the race. The total vote for the state at the primary was: Curtis, 420,501; Langdon, 418,289; Houser, 326,199. However, none having obtained a majority of the total ballot cast at the primary, the contest was continued until the November election. Among Judge Langdon's supporters are former Chief Justice Angellotti, former Associate Justice W. A. Stonee, Warren Diney Jr., and May C. Sloss, Judge William Rhodes Hervey, former United States Senators John D. Works and Frank P. Flint, Chester H. Rowell, Mrs. Florence Collins Porter, Mrs. Rose C. Bryant and a large number of persons well known throughout the state. Having devoted his earlier years to educational work, Judge Langdon continues to be identified with the public school system of California, the policies of which he helped to develop while he was president of the state board of education. Chester Rowell, speaking of Judge Langdon, said: "It was an district attorney of San Francisco the public generally first came to know the character Judge Langdon." He proceed himself to be one of the most courageous figures who had in public life in California. San Francisco had fallen into the control of the most thoroughly organized regime of corruptionists any city had ever known. Single-handed he Electrical Department Spotlight—The long-distance spotlight M. Roadite—Another unexcelled B. A. M. Roadlight—$4.85 and $7.00 Stop Signal—A popular priced favorite $1.75 and $2.75 Stop Signal—Combination tail-light, rear bracket and stop signal—$2.95 and $4.65 Champion and A. C. Spark Plugs—For car Sizes—Splitford, A. C. "X" and Champion Batteries—For radio and flashlights 30c to $4.55 E. A. Electric Horns—Standard equipment on cars of all price grades $3.45 to $18.99 E-Z On" Cigar Lighter—None better $1.75 and $2.55 Flashlights—With batteries and bulb 90c to $2.55 National Mazda Lamps Our stock of National Mazda Lamps for cars and home use is complete always FORD Department Every Ford owner recognises the dependability of these universally popular accessories for Fords. Their quality is proven, and has behind it the double guarantee of ourselves and the manufacturers. A.C. Speedometers for Fords The genuine, standard of excellence $19.00 Milwaukee Timers for Fords—You hear about them everywhere—always favorably $29.00 Wisconsin Timers for Fords— FINLAYSON WINNING The candidacy of Justice Frank C. Finlayson to succeed himself as associate justice of the supreme court is meeting with the general approval of the public, bench and bar, according to the announcement of Judge Finlayson's campaign committee. Judge Finlayson is a candidate for the short term left vacant by the death of Justice Thomas J. Lennon. Judge Finlayson's friends point to the fact that he is the only candidate for the short term who has had judicial experience. Before being promoted to his present position, Judge Finlayson was for eight years a judge of the superior court, and for seven years presiding justice of the district court of appeal. It is stated on behalf of the committee that Judge Finlayson has the support of men and women throughout the state who represent the most varied interests and the most divergent political and social groups. They include leaders of the bar, civic leaders, both men and women, and war workers. Among the bar associations who have adopted resolutions favoring the retention of Judge Finlayson on the supreme court are the bar associations of Kern, San Bernardino, Orange, Riverside and Imperial counties. In a final appeal issued to the voters of California in behalf of Judge Finlayson by J. C. McKinistry, chairman of the committee for northern California, and William J. Hunsaker, chairman of the committee for Southern California, it is stated: "If we are to have an efficient judiciary, the voters must be governed in their choice, not by promises but by achievement. Judge Finlayson is a hard worker, a man of the highest integrity, whose ability as a jurist is known to all. He stands for equal rights and equal treatment for all, without favor or bias. 'None of the other candidates for this office has ever held any judicial office. When a man has risen through natural ability in the judicial service, he is to be identified with the public school system of California, the policies of which he helped to develop while he was president of the state board of education. Closter Knowell, speaking of Judge Langdon, said: 'It was as district attorney of San Francisco the public generally first came to know the character Judge Langdon.' He praised himself for being one of the most courageous figures in San Francisco had fallen into the control of the most thoroughly organized regime of corruptionists any city had ever known. Single-handed he set out to make war on the orgy of bribery and grafting. Others rallied to his side and then, during Langdon's two terms, was waged under his able and unflinching direction one of the most spectacular struggles on behalf of decency any American city ever has experienced." Judge Langdon will continue his campaign in the south until the end of the week. See the New Bon Ton "Unda-Belt" illustratest and most scientific developmentof combination garments.Theespecially, will find this garmcomfort. Long, F Questions—Answers Q—Why fire a man who has given honest service? A—There’s no reason for it. Q—Has Mr. Joplin been fair to every part A. C. Speedometers for Fords The genuine standard of excellence...$19.00 Milwaukee Timers for Fords—You hear about them everywhere—always favorably...$2.00 Wisconsin Timers for Fords—The original Ford Timer, still a favorite...$1.58 Delco Ignition Systems for Fords—Need no introduction...$13.00 Atwater Kent Ignition Systems for Fords—Many nationally advertised features of superiority...$10.90 Honeycomb and Tubular Radiators for Fords Of universal popularity and recognized quality...$11.85 to $18.90 Genuine K. W. Points and Units for Fords—All types at "Western Auto's" customary low prices. "Never Burn" Brake Lining—Safe and durable. Long fibre asbestos with tough copper wire interweave. Per foot 18c to 56c, according to size. Ford Transmission Sets—$1.35 and $1.48 "X" Liquid Radiator Cement—Needs no description, 65c and $1.15 per can. "Lee" Union All—the national uniform for motorists and mechanics...$3.45 Universally Approved Carburators for Fords Stromberg. $12.80 to $15.75 Winfield. $20.00 and $25.00 Kingston ...$4.25 Holly ...$2.95 Foot Accelerators for Fords—Three nationally advertised leaders, Fulton ...$5a Bull Dog ...$1.35 Williams ...$95c and $1.90 Questions—Answers Q—Why fire a man who has given honest service? A—There’s no reason for it. Q—Has Mr. Joplin been fair to every part of the county? A—He has. Q—Does he collect all possible interest from the banks? A—He does. He looks after the taxpayers’ interests. RE-ELECT J. C. JOPLIN Voters should go to the polls at Tuesday’s election and re-elect J. C. Joplin for county treasurer, the best man in the court house. Joplin has handled millions of dollars for the taxpayers of Orange county, and not a cent of it has ever showed up missing. He has done much for the betterment of the interests of Orange county, and has received little or no compensation therefor, Vote for Joplin and keep a good man on the job. A vote for him is a vote for the best man in the court house. The New Brunswick murder case has become so complicated now that we doubt whether even Sherlock Holmes himself could unravel it. It is understood France will attach some reservations to its debt settlement and the reservations are probably all we will ever get out of it. Falkensteins Foremost in Fashion - The Most in Value Late News of Corset Modes Expert Advice on Fitting Problems LK With Mme. DUMAS Representing BonTon CORSETS ROYAL WORCESTER CORSETS Mme. Dumas will be at Falkenstein's Saturday--Last Day The women of Anaheim are cordially invited to come and get the expert advice of Mme. Dumas, regarding any corset problem. No obligation whatsoever. Mme. Dumas has had so many years of experience and is so well versed in what each type of figure requires, women will find it very in Saturday--Last Day The women of Anaheim are cordially invited to come and get the expert advice of Mme. Dumas, regarding any corset problem. No obligation whatsoever. Mme. Dumas has had so many years of experience and is so well versed in what each type of figure requires, women will find it very interesting to talk to her. See the New TON "UNDA-BELT" (Illustrated at Right) On "Unda-Belt" illustrated here is the most scientific development in the field of garments. The larger woman will find this a garment of unusual long, Faithful Public Service Recognized No Man Questions Rugged Honesty of This Pioneer Long years of residence in Orange County have brought to J. C. Joplin the confidence and respect of everybody who knows him. No Man Questions Rugged Honesty of This Pioneer Long years of residence in Orange County have brought to J. C. Joplin the confidence and respect of everybody who knows him. His life is pointed to as an example of straight-forward integrity. No act, official or private, has ever tarnished his honorable name. That is why he has been often re-elected County Treasurer. That is why we should re-elect him again. Have Faith in J.C. Joplin He is run in a business-like way. Grand juries have committed him. There’s nothing to be gained by making a change. RECT JOPLIN RE-ELECT JOPLIN This space contributed by friends of County Treasurer J. C. Joplin)