anaheim-gazette 1930-08-21

SELLS ORANGES A. L. Altenow has sold his oranges from his grove on East Santa Ana street at remunerative prices, and is one of the large number of successful and prosperous horticulturists of the valley. He has a very fine crop setting on his trees for next season, and with continuous and favorable conditions and a good sellers' market will continue to be "sitting pretty." GO TO SAN DIEGO Miss Sally Newkirk and her grandmother, Mrs. Spear, left Anaheim Tuesday for a visit at San Diego. VISIT EACH MONTH Mrs. Edward Stoffel of Anaheim, Mrs. Ted Corcoran of Fullerton and Mrs. Harrison Acker of Yorba Linda were recent luncheon guests of Mrs. Ernest Zimmer of Brookhurst road. The quartet enjoys a visit once each month. EXPECTED BACK FRIDAY Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Falcomer, 223 East Alberta street, are expected back Friday from a week's vacation spent motoring to Santa Barbara and other points mid-way between the Angel City and San Francisco. CHAS. E. BARR Candidate for CONSTABLE Anaheim Township DON'T FORGET TO VOTE TUESDAY, THE 26TH and vote for CHAS. E. BARR A citizen and taxpayer of good repute. A neighbor, always available for service. Residence 315 Bush St., Anaheim. Tel. 382-W Wiley B. A. Sets N Four van loads of 118 sets in all, have the local branch of the company store at 130 Street within the last Manager Harry H. Thursday afternoon. One van load each Time the record establishes demand of residents in heim for the new Kenny by a large purchase, highly reduced in price figure set for retailers. President Tucker joins in expressing appreciation residents for the intre shown in the firm's loc JOBS DAUGHTERS S Job's Daughters, wit ed for a drive to secure benefit fund, will hold which both bridge and dured, at the home of M on South Placentia avo ning. All members o n and their friends are e Next meeting of th held on the first Saturday September. The last Tuesday, featured the o charge of a ritualistic temple for Liberty Co Amaranth. The girls g ron Minnie Tanquary and handkerchief, while the ket memorandum booke WE Join the Dealer Ranks of GRAHAM VERY GOOD CARS AT LOW PRICE We are ready now to have you call and in spect the Latest Graham Sixes and and we shall be especially glad to welcome our friends and customers in our new c as Graham Dealers. RAYMOND and SNYDER Complete Garage Service for All Makes of Cars 250 and 306 No. Los Angeles St., Anaheim RALPH J. McEH Has the Education—Ability— and Will Make SHERI We are supporting Ralph McFadden for sheriff because he is a graduate of Leland Stanford University. He was for years superintendent of the Anaheim We are supporting Ralph McFadden for sheriff because he is a graduate of Leland Stanford University. He was for years superintendent of the Anaheim Union Water company. He has devoted a lot of time the past 20 years to chamber of commerce work, fair, orange show and anything else he has been called on to do for public welfare. He was elected trustee with Frank Gibbs and Fred Backs on a citizens' ticket to put Anaheim dry and they did it. —HARRY A. LAKE. (In the Garden Grove News) I believe Ralph J. McFadden is the best qualified candidate for sheriff by reason of education, experience, character. His election means better law enforcement. —ROSS A. SHAFER. (In the Tustin News) Ralph J. McFadden is a good executive and has served the county in many capacities with honor, distinction and credit. Ralph is a good business man and a patriot of our county. He is deserving. —T. B. TALBERT, MRS. T. B. TALBERT, W. T. NEWLAND, MRS. W. T. NEWLAND. (In the Huntington Beach News) ANAHEIM GAZETTE Wiley B. Allen Sets New Mark Four van loads of radios, totalling 118 sets in all, have been delivered to the local branch of the Wiley B. Aellen company store at 134 West Center street within the last three weeks, Manager Harry H. Clubb announced Thursday afternoon. One van load each Thursday has been the record established through the demand of residents in and about Anaheim for the new Kennedy radio, which, by a large purchase, has been drastically reduced in price from the original figure set for retailers. President Tucker joined Harry Clubb in expressing appreciation to Anaheim residents for the interest they have shown in the firm's local store. JOBS DAUGHTERS STAGE BENEFIT Job's Daughters, with plans completed for a drive to secure a scholarship benefit fund, will hold a card party at which both bridge and 500 will be featured, at the home of Mrs. F. W. Walte on South Placentia avenue, Friday evening. All members o f the organization and their friends are cordially invited. Next meeting of the group will be held on the first Saturday afternoon in September. The last meeting, held Tuesday, featured the daughters taking charge of a ritualistic program at the temple for Liberty Court, Order of Amaranth. The girls gave Royal Matron Minnie Tanquary a beautiful dance handkerchief, while they received pocket memorandum books. WANT ADS RATE: Five cents the line (count five words to the line) for each insertion. Phone 72 for want ads that bring results. Furniture For Sale Vincent Furniture Company Used Furniture Bargains! Our Prices Are Always SALE PRICES! 3-piece Davenport and two rocker, like new ... 29.75 3-piece Reed Suite; settee, chair rocker, like new ... 28.75 3-piece Duofold and two rockers, blue velour and leather covers ... 37.50 New Furniture Bargains! 1 Spark Gas Range, all porcelain with oven control ... 52.50 1 Buck's Gas Range, orange or green trim ... 39.75 1 3-piece Fibre Suite, tappestry back and cushions ... 57.95 1 4-piece Stick Reed Suite; settee, chair and ottoman and step table; canary trimmed red and black ... 84.75 1 2-piece Mohair Suite, reversible cushions ... 69.95 1 9x15 Ivanhoe Axminster Rug, heavy grade and attractive pattern ... 62.50 Just a few left of the best spring and mattress purchases of the season: Soundsleep, spring-filled mattress, only ... 13.95 Simmons coll spring, one of the best ... 9.95 Our Prices Are Always Sale Prices Open all day Saturdays, beginning September 6. VINCENT FURNITURE CO. Phone 240 Palm and Center Permanent Waves CROQUINGNOLE Permanent Waves with beautiful ringlette ends. Colonial Beauty Shop, Ph. 17. 6-26-tf Situations GENERAL repairing and odd jobs. Gene Adams, 416 S. Olive. 1165-J. 7-10-tf Cleaning & Pressing ALL KINDS of cleaning and pressing. Prompt service. Call and deliver; or cash and carry. HARLOW'S CLEANERS 3-20-tf 124 E. Center—Phone 323-R Miscellaneous CITRUS PRUNING done by expert on contract or by hour, work guaranteed. Call after 6 o'clock. Anaheim 316-R. MATTRESSES REBUILT Ph. 107. ANAHEIM MATTRESS FACTORY 5-15-tf 5000 MEXICAN Avocado seedling seeds. Tanaka Citrus Nursery. Phone Near rear. 218 S. Clementine St. 1057-W. 3-27-30t Dancing ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS—Kate E. McCullah, director. Music, dramatic art and dancing. New department of whistling under instructor from Mable Woodward's School of Whistling, Los Angeles, 422 W. Center, Ph. 1188. Tailoring ALL KINDS of suits altered and mended at reasonable cost. Expert tailoring, latest styles, newest materials. KUEHN & BREMER of AM DOW PRICES Graham Sixes and Eights, customers in our new capacity YDER kakes of Cars Phone 1470 Simmons coil spring, one of the best ... 9.95 Our Prices Are Always Sale Prices Open all day Saturdays, beginning September 6. VINCENT FURNITURE CO. Phone 240 Palm and Center Used Cars for Sale BILL'S USED CAR MARKET '29 Moon cab, 6-wire, trunk, a bargain. '29 Viking, 4-door sedan, priced right. '27 Model T Ford, with Ruxtel, like new. '29 Model A Ford, 4-door. '29 Whippet 6, coach. '26 Bullek, 4-door sedan—Cheap. Lots of good, cheap work cars, $35 and up. All makes. Buy from Bill and save the difference. W. M. GURON, Proprietor 325 S. Los Angeles St.—Anaheim Real Estate for Sale REAL BUY IN 15, ACRES Valencia oranges in full bearing. Picked 7,500 boxes last year. Fine crop set for next year. On paved street, Anaheim district. Price $47,500; $15,000 cash, balance good terms. W. L. MORRIS REALTY CO. 123 N. Los Angeles, Anaheim ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS—Kate E. McCullah, director. Music, dramatic art and dancing. New department of whistling under instructor from Mable Woodward's School of Whistling, Los Angeles, 422 W. Center, Ph. 1188. Tailoring ALL KINDS of suits altered and mended at reasonable cost. Expert tailoring, latest styles, newest materials. KUEHN & BREMER 3-20-tf 124 E. Center—Phone 323-P Stationery, Magazines VACATION offers many leisure hours. Enjoy them by getting your magazines and books here. E. D. Abrams, 116 W. Center. Phone 162. 7-10-3t Fences CROWN FENCE CO., Free estimates. 206 N. Main St., Santa Ana—2560 3-22-tf Poultry WE PAY CASH for poultry; any quantity. Market or laying. Will call. Phone 1401, R. D. Taylor. KELVINATOR—Prices: $215 to $890. FEARN— THE FINEST ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR EVER BUILT 113 So. L. A. Anaheim McFADDEN Has the Ability—Experience that Make a Good ERIFF Ralph McFadden is a native of Orange county, his family being pioneers of the Placentia district—has lived in Orange county most of his life—and all his interests are here. He knows Orange county and Orange county knows him. —O. T. STEPHENS. (In the La Habra Star) Ralph J. McFadden hasemonstrated repeatedly that he has those qualities of fearlessness, fairness and respect for the law that the office of sheriff requires. —BREA McFADDEN FOR SHERIFF CLUB. (In the Brea Progress) We are glad to be able to add our word of praise to the splendid character of Ralph McFadden, who seeks to be sheriff. He is a man of executive ability, education and has the courage and technical qualifications to make an outstanding public official. —A. S. BRADFORD, JOHN C. TUFFREE. H. H. HALE. (In the Placentia Courier) We're for Ralph McFadden for the next sheriff of Orange county. —P. A. "JACK" DAVIS. (In the Placentia Courier) Agreement Paid for and Sponsored By FRIENDS OF RALPH McFADDEN OBSERVATIONS NIP AND TUCK And then when you settle yourself to listen to the fella Yodeling over the radio, some guy tries to start his flivver. DON'T ALL SPEAK AT ONCE If they put prohibition up to a vote of the people, how will the wise Americano fellows, (who have concessions below the border,) vote on the proposition? MANHOOD WAS FIRST, LOVE CAME AFTER There is something about "The Virginian" that makes you anxious to see the "gun" play again. TOO MUCH TOOTIN' After everything was said and done at the last meeting of the chewing and whittling club it was the consensus of opinion that there are too many men and women who take themselves too seriously. HIT THE IRON WHILE IT'S HOT After seeing and hearing one of the latest "finds" in the amusement world, who has successfully climbed the financial ladder, would sort of wonder how he did it. MEBBE HE DIDN'T HAVE 'EM ALTOGETHER A wife sued her husband for divorce, she said while she didn't believe he stepped out in the game of love, he often sat in the game of chance. She allowed he had a poker face, and was always looking for queens—but they were in the deck. And she said he was always broke. IT'S IN THE BAG After all the talk in and out it seems the repeal or modification of that animated amendment has about as much chance as a bull in Spain. PLEASE PASS THE SUGAR Just why lemons are not properly protected with a tariff is a mystery as dark and deep as the identity of the guy who struck Billy Paterson, and it makes the growers as sour as the dickens. IT'S IN THE BAG After all the talk in and out it seems the repeal or modification of that animated amendment has about as much chance as a bull in Spain. PLEASE PASS THE SUGAR Just why lemons are not properly protected with a tariff is a mystery as dark and deep as the identity of the guy who struck Billy Paterson, and it makes the growers as sour as the dickens. MISERY LOVES COMPANY There awhile ago an ex-D. A. was sent to the pen, and when asked if he feared any harm would come to him from the bunch he had already sent up, replied that he didn't expect any trouble, because, he is quoted as saying, that if they did not get any of the breaks they could console themselves by seeing what he got. Anyway it's sad. WHERE THERE'S LIFE THERE'S A CHANCE Most of the folks in movieland who have not the voice are all of the opinion that the silent drama is the best. (How would you like to swim the channel?) HAIN'T GOT NO AUTHORITY After drinking the moonshine for nigh onto 12 year, to try to coax the folks to lap up 2.75 beer, would be a good deal like expecting a jack rabbit to fight a bulldog. SERIAL NUMBER WILL GET YOU IF YOU DON'T WATCH OUT Ikey—What is a shake down? Jakey—A shake down maybe is when you get hit by an earthquake; but if you desire to knock ovah a politician you want to be derned careful what he uses for mazuma. MUSTA BEN BUM KNOBS Two young ladies sued a man in another county for damages. You know, car crash. They alleged their knees and limbs had been disfigured. During the trial they wanted to show the judge the scars and bruises. The magistrate blinked, blushed and blew up. He was not interested. And lo and behold the gals lost out. WRING OUT THE OLD, RING IN THE NEW A lot of folks in movieland would improve on their voices, says Uncle Rueben, if they would use the megaphone. THE LIGHT IN THE WINDOW When a man bid his wife and daughter goodby, just before he started on his trip to prison for a long term of years, they said, tearfully: "We will be waiting for you." CUTS TWO WAYS It appears some plays just sort of coast along until they unloosen a "phrase" with a dual meaning, causing "Ohs" and "Ahs." (Goes over big). LOTTA LOOSE LONGGREEN Say, mister! Hey, Hey, Hey, If a man gives another feller a bunch of marked bills, then has him pinched for alleged extortion, and the cops take away the currency for evidence, to whom does the money belong? CUTS TWO WAYS It appears some plays just sort of coast along until they unloosen a "phrase" with a dual meaning, causing "Ohs" and "Ahs." (Goes over big). LOTTA LOOSE LONGGREEN Say, mister! Hey, Hey, Hey, If a man gives another feller a bunch of marked bills, then has him pinched for alleged extortion, and the cops take away the currency for evidence, to whom does the money belong? BACK TO NORMALCY A silent film actor, who sort of went out when the talkies came in, has returned and announces that is going to make another "pitcher." All of which causes a palpitating public to relax and discard its tiptoe expectancy. NICE PINOCHLE WEATHER Just about the time the robins came there was thunder and lightning and it rained pitchforks. LOCKING THE STABLE AFTER THE HORSE WAS STOLEN Up in another county it is said they would blow the lid off after it was intimated that a loota guys were mixed up in that over-issued oil stock flareup; and incidentally it was given out that the exposure would rock that city. GOSH DARN IT THE CAT CAME BACK A man who had been sent to the pen is quoted as saying "Don't worry, I'll soon be out." WOULDN'T NEED TO IN THE GOOD OLD SUMMER TIME In looking over some of the new subdivisions, in the low lands, it would be well for prospects to pick out their's during wet weather. HEY, EDDIE, FETCH THE SILVER SPOON After each rain in the spring time all members of the amalgamated and fraternal order of mushroom hunters go into the meadows in quest of the juicy plants. Of course if you do not know the game and pluck a toadstool that may be sorry. LOOK OUT FOR THE DIMES, DOLLARS LOOK FOR THEMSELVES The reason the farmers are calling for relief is because they are doing business upon the same old plans that they pursued 25 years ago. Times have changed; and the tillers of the soil must get their industry running on scientific principles.