anaheim-gazette 1928-02-23

The S.Q.R. Store (SCHUMACHER & RENNER) Center at Lemon Anaheim, California Printzess Coats PRESENT NEW SMARTNESS FOR SPRING AND SUMMER —In style, in fabric, in richness of decoration, these coats are fashion leaders. And they are tailored with the fineness that distinguished Printzess garments each season. —‘Princess Petite’ for the shorter figures, ‘Printzess Travellure’ for sports and travel. Whatever your preference, you will find Fighting Disc Among More Than a Thousand in Past Dr. K. H. Sutherland officer, has issued the announcement showing the active disease workers during days: “During the month of county health department participation in the gram to secure a more community against diphtheria creased use of toxin-thousand one hundred children in the towns Orange, Anaheim, and were immunized during This number swells the immune to 90 per cent and the department feel is laid for a marke dence of diphtheria in “Scientific study has plished more in the theria than it has in other of the contagious toxin, introduced a nu ago, has reduced the diphtheria from about almost nil, where the ministered early enough client quantities. While rescue a person from such means of a recognized better to prevent him from ing the disease. In the theria this can be acco use of toxin-antitoxin years past, under the i toxin-antitoxin, the theria has diminished. Virulent type of dipht which increased the somewhat and the death Hence, there has been over the whole country more comprehensive im theria by general use toxin.” County Beekeeper Will Hold —‘Princess Petite’ for the shorter figures, ‘Printzess Travellure’ for sports and travel. Whatever your preference, you will find here the coat that is exactly right for you. S. Q. R. READY-TO-WEAR Second Floor The S.Q.R. Store Anaheim, California Shep's Service ANAHEIM'S FINEST SERVICE STATION BROADWAY AT LOS ANGELES MEET SHEP Anaheim’s finest Automobile Service is now ready for inspection and consideration, after months of careful p and workmanship. No detail has been spared in making one of the finest services of its kind in Southern Cal. ASSOCIATED GASOLINE AND CYCOL MOTOR O Also Full Line of Eastern and Western Oils Four visible pumps in operation at all times. One Anaheim's finest Automobile Service is now ready for inspection and consideration, after months of careful planning and workmanship. No detail has been spared in making one of the finest services of its kind in Southern California. ASSOCIATED GASOLINE AND CYCOL MOTOR OILS Also Full Line of Eastern and Western Oils Four visible pumps in operation at all times. One exclusively to Associated Ethyl Gas. HYDRAULIC LIFT FOR OILING AND GREASING Our experience in this line has been quite extensive patrons are assured of unusually good grease jobs. 24-HOUR SERVICE - WE NEVER CLOSE Ajax Hi-Speed Balloon BATTERY DEPARTMENT — The battery department will charge of A. R. Johnston and L. Arnold and will be conducted as the J. & A. Ignition Eight-Hour Battery Charging — Battery Repairs — Generator Repairs — Complete Ignition and Electrical All modern, new equipment has been installed to take care of motorists. Dealers in Anaheim for PREST-O-LITE BATTERIES WINFIELD CARBU Fighting Disease Among Children More Than a Thousand Inoculated in Past Month Dr. K. H. Sutherland, county health officer, has issued the following statement showing the activities of the antidisease workers during the past 30 days: "During the month of January, the county health department continued its participation in the nation-wide program to secure a more general immunity against diphtheria by the increased use of toxin-antitoxin. One thousand one hundred and ninety-seven children in the towns of Santa Ana, Orange, Anaheim, and Garden Grove were immunized during the month. This number swells the percentage of immune to 90 per cent in some schools, and the department feels that a foundation is laid for a markedly lower incidence of diphtheria in these localities." "Scientific study has perhaps accomplished more in the control of diphtheria than it has in the case of any other of the contagious maladies. Antitoxin, introduced a number of years ago, has reduced the mortality from diphtheria from about 30 per cent to almost nil, where the anti-toxin is administered early enough and in sufficient quantities. While it is good to rescue a person from serious illness by means of a recognized remedy, it is better to prevent him from acquiring the disease. In the case of diphtheria this can be accomplished by the use of toxin-antitoxin. For several years past, under the increasing use of toxin-antitoxin, the incidence of diphtheria has diminished, but in 1927 a virulent type of diphtheria appeared, which increased the number of cases somewhat and the death rate markedly. Hence, there has been a renewed effort over the whole country to secure a more comprehensive immunity to diphtheria by general use of toxin-antitoxin." County Beekeepers Will Hold Meeting LOCAL BREVITIES F. A. Yungbluth, president of the Chamber of Commerce, and Secretary George W. Reid attended the annual banquet of the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce at the Ambassador-hotel on Wednesday evening. More than a thousand people were present, and the meeting was the most interesting ever held by the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce. M. F. Reagan, of Los Alamitos, who died February 6, left an estate valued at $126,000, according to a petition for probating his will, which was filed Tuesday. A large part of the property consists of real estate in Orange county. The will-was made August 12, 1927, according to the petition filed by the First National Bank of Anaheim. The majority-of the heirs, according to the will, reside in the east and southwest. Leonard Evans is attorney for the petitioner. Movie fans who had hoped to get a closeup of Fritz Field and Rudolph Schildkraut, DeMille studio actors, when they appeared in court in Santa Ana to answer to a charge of speeding 59 miles an hour near the county hospital, were doomed to disappointment, for the case was transferred to the Orange justice court and instead of a jail sentence, a fine of $75 was meted out. Field, who was driving, asked for a change of venue through the Auto Club of Southern California to Judge Angle's court and the request was granted as the offense took place in the orange justice court district. Schildkraut, who accompanied Field at the time of the arrest, was expected to accompany Field to this county, but neither appeared when the case was called in Orange and the fine was paid by W. D. Payne, club attorney. The monthly meeting of the engineers of Orange county was held at Orange Friday night. E. A. Bailey of Los Angeles, engineer in charge of the Boulder dam investigation, made the principal address, his talk being on the dam project. Those from Anaheim who attended were E. P. Hapgood, V. W. Hannum, N. C. Hubbs, Fred Bates, E. M. Lemke, J. C. Palmer, and G. W. $20,000 Equipment in New Service Station The new service station, known as Shep's Service, located at the corner of Los Angeles and Broadway, has four visible gasoline pumps and other extensive facilities, including a hydraulic lift for car greasing, and battery and tire departments. It is said the investment represents a total of $20,000. Shepley comes to Anaheim from San Diego, where he resided for 19 years and where for the past 14 years he has been actively engaged in operating automobile service stations. In addition to the station here, he also owns a service in Garden Grove. The station will give motorists 24-hour service. Shepley being assisted during the day by Marion Umpress, formerly of Garden Grove, and the night shift will be in charge of Dallas Manning, an Anaheim resident, and for several years connected with various service stations here. The new station's pumps will serve Associated gasoline, one pump being devoted exclusively to Associated Ethyl. Cycoil motor oils will be handled, and also a full line of Western and Eastern oils will be carried. The greasing department includes one of the latest type hydraulic lifts, and this together with complete Alemite equipment will be placed in the hands of an expert employee. As Shep explains, proper greasing is important, and he intends to render the best service possible in all departments. Christian Science Lecture Radiocast Residents of Anaheim may hear an authorized lecture on Christian Science on Friday, February 24, at 12:10 noon, when the Christian Science lecture of Mrs. Nelvia E. Ritchle, C. S., of Sewickley, Pa., is to be broadcast over radio station KFI (640 KC) from Philharmonic Auditorium, Los Angeles, for Christian Science churches of Los Angeles. Mrs. Ritchle is a member of the Board of Lectureships of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ Scientist, in Boston, Mass. County Beekeepers Will Hold Meeting The beekeepers of Orange county will hold a meeting Saturday afternoon at the farm bureau office, room 110 Hall of Records building, Santa Ana. Following is the program arranged for the occasion: "Honey Storage Problems," C. A. Schirm, Southwest Honey Company. Report from National Honey Producers and California Beekeepers' Association. "Spring Bee Inspection," Roy K. Bishop, inspector. Discussion on the revamped Corn Sugar bill. Foulbrood specimens will be on exhibit, both American and European. Mr. Todd, state bee inspector, has been invited to speak at this meeting. All beekeepers are urged to attend. This is an important session, featuring spring management of apiaries. The monthly meeting of the engineers of Orange county was held at Orange Friday night. E. A. Bailley of Los Angeles, engineer in charge of the Boulder dam investigation, made the principal address, his talk being on the dam project. Those from Anaheim who attended were E. P. Hapgood, V. W. Hannum, N. C. Hubbs, Fred Bates, E. M. Lempke, J. C. Palmer, and G. W. Parks. The next meeting will be held at the Elks clubhouse, in this city, March 18. J. A. Myers, prominent Eastside ranchers, died at his home on East Center street, Tuesday morning, after an illness of several months. He was 65 years of age. He leaves a wife, Mildred Myers, and son, John, also several brothers and sisters. Deceased came here from Downey, 13 years ago. He was a member of the Anaheim Elks, and that order will participate in the funeral, which will be held at Backs, Terry & Campbell's chapel. Wade Morton was arrested in Los Angeles Monday on a charge of passing a worthless check to C.R. Lacey, owner of a service station in this city; last September. He will be brought here for trial. Pilly Knott has purchased the Villa-labos Ment Market on North Los Angeles street, between Center and Chartres, and took possession this morning. This market and the Anaheim Fish Market are conducted in the same room. The Western Union has moved its office from North Los Angeles street to a room in the Bank of Italy building, formerly the Golden State Bank building, on East Center street. The Anaheim Union Water Company electors have voted to lease 50 acres of land adjoining the Yorba cemetery to the Standard Oil Company, and that company will soon begin drilling operations. Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Ross of La Habra have filed suit for $60,000 damages against Priscilla Dean, film star, who smashed into their parked car on the streets of Anaheim last November. Mrs. Ross, it is alleged, was seriously injured. The suit was filed Monday. The Associated Chambers of Commerce will meet at Craig hall, Brea, this evening. An interesting session is expected, and delegates are promised a chicken dinner. Harry Mapes, who was formerly Orange county manager of the Schwab Motor Company, and who disappeared several weeks ago with a sedan belonging to J. A. McKeehan of this city, was arrested at Seattle, some days ago, on a warrant charging him with embezzlement. Residents of Anaheim may hear an authorized lecture on Christian Science on Friday, February 24, at 12:10 noon when the Christian Science lecture of Mrs. Nelvia E. Ritchie, C. S., of Sewickley, Pa., is to be broadcast over radio station KFI (640 KC) from Philharmonic Auditorium, Los Angeles, for Christian Science churches of Los Angeles. Mrs. Ritchie is a member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass. HANNALEI HILLS A Beautiful Subdivision Under Vista Water. A few lots from 3 to 5 acres at $400 to $600 per acre; easy terms. CHOICE AVOCADO LAND 10 acres piped to lease for 4 years. H. R. HANNA, San Marcos, Calif. Courtesy to Agents FOR SALE— $500 PER ACRE Down payment will handle 10 acres; beautiful building knoll; 1-3 Valenclas; 2-3 lemons. Located on Telegraph road, about 3.2 miles west of La Habra. Full price, only $1500 per acre, for 10 days. Fine water right. Brokers please list. O. T. GREGG, Owner 411 Security Bldg., Long Beach, Cal. Mother! Clean Child's Bowels "California Fig Syrup" is Dependable Laxative for Sick Children COL MOTOR OILS Western Oils All times. One devoted AND GREASING quite extensive, and grease jobs. Balloons department will be in R. Johnston and George & A. Ignition Service. Repairs — Guaranteed and Electrical Service installed to properly for TIELD CARBURETORS NEVER CLOSE The Associated Chambers of Commerce will meet at Craig hall, Brea, this evening. An interesting session is expected, and delegates are promised a chicken dinner. Harry Mapes, who was formerly Orange county manager of the Schwab Motor Company, and who disappeared several weeks ago with a sedan belonging to J. A. McKeehan of this city, was arrested at Seattle, some days ago, on a warrant charging him with embezzlement. Mapes took the car, after he had procured it from the agency with McKeehan's money, and announced that he was going on a short vacation. He failed to return and a warrant was issued for his apprehension. In observance of the World Day of Prayer, the Missionary Societies of Anaheim will unite in an afternoon meeting on Friday, February 24, at 2 o'clock, at the Evangelical church, on West Center street. A splendid program is being planned, and C. E. Hurlburt, superintendant of the Bible Institute of Los Angeles, will be the speaker of the day. Everyone is invited to attend. WANTED—From private party $1000. Will pay 10%, payable quarterly. Will guarantee principal and interest at bank. Will secure with 165% improved. State appraisal. Apply Box A, Gazette. Hurry Mother! Even a fretful feverish, billious or constipated child loves the pleasant taste of "California Fig Syrup" and it never fails to swatten the stomach and open the bowels. A teaspoonful today may prevent a sick child tomorrow. It doesn't scrape or overact. Contains no narcotics or soothing drugs. Ask your drugrist for genuine "California Fig Syrup" which has directions for babies and children of all ages printed on bottle. Mother! You must say "California" or you may get an imitation fig syrup. 1927 INCOME TAX RETURNS ARE NOW DUE AND MUST BE FILED BEFORE March 15, 1928 VICTOR D. LOLY AUDIT COMPANY EXPERT ACCOUNTANTS AND INCOME TAX SPECIALISTS 207-8 Kraemer Bldg. Anaheim, California D. L. WINANS, Manager. Phone 819 Spring 1928 Fabric Week Hundreds Upon Hundreds of The Season's Newest Weaves SILKS — WOOLENS — COTTONS Printed and Plain 40-INCH PRINTED SILKS AT —A wonderful array of new patterns in light, medium and dark colorings. Crepe and wash silk weaves. Fine silks that should sell for more. (Main Floor) Printed Rayon Chiffon $1.59 —A filmy, sheer weave of high grade Rayon. New line of patterns. (Main Floor) Exquisite Printed Celanese $1.95 32-Inch Printed Batiste 39c —One of the most popular of cotton fabrics for Spring. New A.B.C. fast color patterns. (Main) 32-Inch Fine Zephyr Prints 39c A wonderful array of new patterns in light, medium and dark colorings. Crepe and wash silk weaves. Fine silks that should sell for more. (Main Floor) Printed Rayon Chiffon $1.59 —A filmy, sheer weave of high grade Rayon. New line of patterns. (Main Floor) Exquisite Printed Celanese $1.95 —The very height of the fabric art. Floral stripe and plaid designs. Lovely colorings. (Main) 54-In. Wool Tweedera $2.95 —An all-wool, light weight woolen for suits, coats, skirts and dresses. Several colors. (Main Floor) 32-Inch Printed Batiste 39c —One of the most popular of cotton fabrics for Spring. New A.B.C. fast color patterns. (Main) 32-Inch Fine Zephyr Prints 39c —One of the finest of English prints in large and small patterns, guaranteed tub-fast. (Main Floor) 36-In. Fast Color Radioux Chiffon 89c —a perfected Rayon dress fabric. Patterns and colorings never were loveller. (Main Floor) Falkensteins Foremost in Vehicles - The Most in Value THE NEW IMPROVED INDIA TIRES GUARANTEED 20,000 GUARANTEED 20,000 MILES This new, improved INDIA has brought hundreds of people into our store. Have you seen it? The price will astonish you, considering that in all the world, no tire like this! TRADE IN YOUR OLD TIRES NOW! Let us check your wheel alignment on our $1000 Prather Electric Wheel-O-Meter. Tells you instantly the exact condition of your front wheels. Don't ruin your tires by driving with wheels out of line! Drive In Tomorrow. This Convenient Service Is FREE! WEST BROS. LOS ANGELES AT CHESTNUT ANAHEIM PHONES 884 AND 31