anaheim-gazette 1930-11-13

PAGE EIGHT FOX THEATRE ANAHEIM Entire Main Floor 35c Balcony 25c Last Times Tonight NANCY CARROLL in "LAUGHTER" Fri.-Sat. Nov. 14-15 Continuous shows Saturday from 2:30 P.M. WALLACE BEERY - JOHN MACK BROWN KAY JOHNSON - KARL DANE "BILLY THE KID" KING VIDOR'S stirring, outdoor, action drama! Sunday Only Nov. 16 Continuous shows from 2:30 P.M. ROBERT MONTGOMERY - LEILA HYAMS in a very human, true to life picture . . . a picture that will make you laugh . . . thrill and delight you "SINS OF THE CHILDREN" Mon.-Tues. Nov. 17-18 CHARLES FARRELL in Franz Molnar's celebrated play "LI L I O M" Wed.-Thurs. Nov. 19-20 Winnie Lightner "LIFE OF THE PARTY" LOWER PRICES BIGGER VALUES IN HART SCHAFFNER & MARX FALL CLOTHES That’s Our Battle Cry For Fashion “Lower prices--bigger values for you in men’s clothes You’ve heard of pinching a dollar until the eagle screamed. This year at this store we’re making the eagle scream—but it’s a scream of delight. We’re making the dollar buy so much more that the eagle is gaining back his self respect. Hart Schaffner & Marx with their vast resources have taken every advantage of the downward trend material prices to lower costs and put more value in clothes. They’ve developed better production methods—they’ve given you big savings and we ourselves have lowered overhead and labor costs.” Hart Schaffner & Marx with their vast resources have taken every advantage of the downward trend in material prices to lower costs and put more value into clothes. They've developed better production methods—they've given you big savings and we ourselves have lowered overhead and selling costs to add to the value. FOR EXAMPLE: Hart Schaffner & Marx have created a new suit value at $27.50, with 2 trousers $30. They've put more tailoring, richer lining, new refinements into Gordian Worsteds. All through the line you find these evidences of more for your dollar. Buy your clothes now and save "By All Means Get a Fit" F. A. YUNGBLUTH THE HOME OF HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX Florsheim Shoes Manhattan Shirts Dutchess Trousers Stetson Hats "Billy The Kid" At Fox Anaheim Theatre Nancy Carroll's picture, "Laughter," closes at the Fox Anaheim Theatre today. Opening tomorrow is the new King Vidor production "Billy The Kid," with Wallace Berry, John Mack Brown, Kay Johnson and Karl Dane. The central character, "Billy The Kid" is said to be a true life western bad man of years ago, and the picture an actual portrayal of his activities. It is an outdoor action drama, replete with thrills and romance. On Sunday the Fox Anaheim will present Robert Montgomery, Lella Hyams, Mary Doran, Louis Mann and Francis X. Bushman, Jr., in "Sins Of The Children." Elliott and J. C. Nugent wrote the story and it reveals the well known family life of an average American group. The Fox Anaheim management asserts that "Sins Of The Children" is an unusually good picture. It ran five weeks at the Tower Theatre, Los Angeles on it's premier engagement. Charles Farrell is booked to play the Fox Anaheim next Monday and Tuesday in Fox's all talking version of the noted Franz Molnar play, "Lilliam." H. B. Warner, Rose Hobart, Estelle Taylor and Lee Tracy are seen in the supporting cast of "Lilliam." The well remembered gold digger of Broadway, Winnie Lightner, comes to the Fox Anaheim Wednesday and Thursday, November 19th and 20th in her new comedy "The Life Of The Party." The dealers in waste paper have started a move to make the nation waste paper conscious. A good fellow to begin on is the one who gets all the mail order catalogs and the Congressional Record. Birds on Uncle Sam’s Pension Roll Thomas Ross, pigeon expert of the U.S. Army, with two of the homing pigeons that served in the World War, carrying messages for the Signal Corps. "Mocker," on the left, had an eye shot out. "Spike," at the right, carried 52 messages across hostile territory. Local happenings Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Petty of 340 West La Verne street, Anaheim, visited with Mrs. Petty's sister and mother at San Local happenings Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Petty of 340 West La Verne street, Anaheim, visited with Mrs. Petty's sister and mother at San Diego during the first part of this week. They left Saturday evening and returned Tuesday evening. Mr. Petty is resident manager of the Western Shoe Market. If you want high quality Palms, Varnishes, Enamels, call us—Spencer Store, 166 W. Center, Phone 2311. Sun Proof Wall Paper—Guaranteed not to fade. Spencer Store, Phone 2311. O. E. Steward, Anaheim engineer for the outfall sewer, was the speaker at the Garden Grove Chamber of Commerce, Monday, when he spoke on the conservation of water and reclamation of sewage. Folks—If you want a first class painter or paper hanging call Spencer Store, Phone 2311. F. F. Merriam, lieutenant-governor elect, was the guest of the Business and Professional Women's Clubs of the southern district at the dinner program in Anaheim Saturday. There were 200 present. More of those lovely Wall Paper Remnants at Spencer Store, 166 W. Center St., Phone 2311. C. M. Brawley, well known resident of Northern Orange county for twelve years, died Tuesday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. H. A. Delaney, in Fullerton. He was 78 years old. Waterspar Varnish—Lacquer Enamels at Spencer Store, 166 W. Center St. Phone 2311. Orange county Legion posts are in a contest for a loving cap offered by Ray Smith for the post making the best record for inter-post visitation. Tune in KFI every Tuesday morning at 10:15, and hear National Lead Coordinator Calif. (Bass-Huecter Palnts) "He Beautiful" department program "Color Harmony." The stork brought a large cargo youngsters to the Sanitarium at week end, three boys and a girl. The girl is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Middleton, of Anaheim. The boys are sons of Mr. and Mrs. Earl G. Howe of Long Beach; Mr. and Mrs. E. Chandler, and Mrs. and Mrs. Earl Nygreen, of Anaheim. Always reliable Sun Proof Paint sent at Spencer Store, 166 W. Center, Phone 2311. One of the first Thanksgiving dinners to be given in Anaheim was that of Mrs. F. N. Gibbs, when the Philahea class of the Presbyterian church was entertained. Build beauty from inside out. Pomgranate Selected Milk. Phone 4401. Parents Give Views On Public School The returns from fifty thousand potential card inquiries asking what are the three outstanding public school problems of California are announced by Governor Young's Lay Commission on Educational Problems which has just closed its fourteenth three-day conference at the San Francisco State Bulldog. The commission expressed itself as well satisfied with the results of the inquiry, which was addressed to 10,000 citizens chosen at random from the voters' lists of the fifty-eight counties of 6,500 city, county and state officials, the forma chambers of commerce, 28,000 presidents and secretaries of all Call members of state and city organizations of both men and women and 5,000 school teachers and school officials. In order to assure significant replies no list of problems was furnished by the commission; each person being asked to write in his own words on a blank reply card the three public school problems which he considered to be the most important. Over one-half of the replies received made suggestions relating to school. Keep the Home HOME-OWNED STORES Open Evenings Until 9 o'clock GROCERIES HOME-OWNED STORES Open Evenings Until 9 o'clock GROCERIES PHONE 2945 Van Camps Pork & Beans, 16 oz., 3 for ... 24c Large Package of Oxydal ... 18c KRAFTS ½ pt. Boiled salad dressing, pkg. ... 22c ½ pt. Ham-N-Alse, reg. ... 25c BOTH FOR ... 33c N. B. C. Assorted Cookies, Per lb. ... 29c Globe A-1 Flour 5 lbs. ... 22c M. M. Pet, Milk, 4 small or 2 tall ... 15c 2¼ lbs. Marshmellow Cookies ... 49c 2¼ lb. Can Sliced Pineapple ... 22c FREE VANILLA COUPON Present coupon with purchase of one 35¢ bottle Premium Triple Strong Vanilla—will not bake out, keeps food moist and delicate—and receive one 25¢ bottle Triple Strong Black Walnut, Lemon, Almon, or Maple, entirely free. ANAHEIM DRIVE Corner Los Angeles QUALITY PHONE 7 lbs. Solid, Ripe Bananas ... 13 lbs. Good Bellflower Apples ... 13 lbs. Good Sweet Potatoes ... 25 lb. Bag Idaho Russets ... 20 lbs. Burbank Potatoes ... 3 Solid Heads of Cabbage ... 7 lbs. Firm Tomatoes ... Banana Squash, Per lb. ... 5 White Cauliflower ... 7 80-Size Imperial Grapefruit ... 2 lbs. Fancy Golden Dates... teachers; some asking for more well trained teachers, some wanting more demanded more men teachers, teachers naturally qualified to teach, others urging changes in the teacher tenure and retirement laws. One group Over one-third of the citizens who required made suggestions relating to teaching: for more instruction in the "three R's", for teaching students "how to think" or "how to study." Included in this group were those who thought that more training should be given in certain subjects, such as English and spelling. Considerable criticism came from all corners of the state as to the teaching of too many "fancy" subjects. Nearly one-third of the replies also stressed in one way o ranother a desire that the schools give more ethical training, develop "social mindedness," develop character, give sex instruction, or teach respect for authority. Another large group of respondents urged that more individual training be given both to the very bright and the very dull students, instead of throwing them all together under "mass" instruction. Another group were concerned over the costs of the schools, school buildings, etc. The need for vocational guidance in order to prevent the placing of square pegs in round holes was also frequently mentioned. A number of citizens thought that athletics are taking up too much school time. Franz Takes Over Local Fruit Stand D. L. Franz, who two years ago was associated with one of the largest markets in the Anaheim district and since that time in charge of a large market at Pico, has taken over the fruit and vegetable division of the Anaheim Drive-In Market where for the past several days he has been meeting many old friends. Mr. Franz said Thursday that he intends to name his fruit and vegetable stand the "Quality Produce." 666 Relieves a Headache or Neuralgia in 80 minutes, checks a Cold the first day, and checks Malaria in three days. 666 also in Tablets. Now Going On! The Basement Stores 5th Anniversary 5th Anniversary A SPLENDID TIME TO BUY FOR THE HOME---AND FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS Falkensteins Always Ask For S & H Stamps Keep the Home Fires Burning SERVE YOU BEST Open Sundays and Holidays Keep the Home Fires Burning QUALITY PRODUCE PHONE 2945 7 lbs. Solid, Ripe Bananas ... 25c 13 lbs. Good Bellfleur/ Apples ... 25c 13 lbs. Good Sweet Potatoes ... 25c 25 lb. Bag Idaho Russets ... 45c 20 lbs. Burbank Potatoes ... 25c 3 Solid Heads of Cabbage ... 10c 7 lbs. Firm Tomatoes ... 10c Banana Squash, Per lb. ... 1c 5 White Cauliflower ... 10c 7 80-Size Imperial Grapefruit ... 25c 2 lbs. Fancy Golden Dates ... 25c SERVE YOU BEST Open Sundays and Holidays QUALITY MEATS PHONE 4411 Pat Heckman Top Round Steak, Fancy Steer Beef, per lb. ... 30c Rib Boil, Fancy Steer Beef, lb. ... 10c Pot Roasts, Fancy Steer Beef, lb. ... 18c & 20c Swift's Jewel Shortening 2'1-lb. Packages for ... 25c Swiss Steak, Top Round, lb. ... 30c DRIVE-IN MARKET Los Angeles and Adele Sts. Keep the Home Fires Burning