anaheim-gazette 1931-07-16

Anaheim, Calif., July 16, 1981 NOW ON SALE WESTERN SHOE MARKET CHAIN STORE ANAHEIM VACATION TIME SALE OF FINE FOOTWEAR New Style Footwear SUVA CLOTH Only by being one of a chain of forty shoe stores are we able to offer this extremely low priced suva cloth footwear. This is the biggest hit of the season and has never been sold at this low price before. We have them in a complete range of sizes and to fit you. The whites may be dyed any color to match your costume. On sale, special! Pumps and Oxford Models Reg. $5 Val., Special $295 La Fiesta Spanish attire furnish garb for La Fiesta de Los tember 4 to 13. Olive C Ruth Bush awaits her turn Hints for the Pumps and Oxford Models Reg. $5 Val., Special $295 EXTRA! EXTRA! SPECIAL! NOVELTY Footwear Samples and short lines of high grade pumps, oxford and strap styles in black, brown, blonde and blue kid—Most all small sizes. New Linen and Fabric Summer Footwear Just the thing for summer—dress and sports—they may be dyed any color. Easy to clean. They come in all combinations of new summer colors. White and black, etcs. One special lot at Men’s Dress and Sport OXFORDS We have the most complete range of dress and sports shoes in the city. We offer as a special inducement tomorrow one line of new summer styles—complete range Hints for the By NANCY HARTT Splnach Salad Chop cooked spinach. Add boiled egg and a little cherry tongue or ham. One egg to the spinach should be allowed for the same amount a half chopped meat. Add a half toasted bread crumbs. Pack cups or molds and chill. Wash to serve turn out on beds leaves and dress with mayo For Frying Next time you have any fluff quettes to fry—anything that be rolled in fine crumbs or putting the crumbs or flour sized piece of clean kitchen stead of on a platter or mould. This will give you a larger than is possible with a platter spare you the rather trouble of cleaning the moulding board an especially good thing who fish to fry. Cheese on Salad Did you ever try grated salad? Use yellow cheese to be grated and then after added a little mayonnaise to sprinkle the cheese lightly pass in a little dish with the naise. It is especially good made from cold cauliflower. For luncheon some time from cooked rice that has cool in small individual moons one of the rice molds on lettuce, and serve with may home-made boiled salad dregrated cheese sprinkled on t NO. OF BANK 571 REAL The South AT as of the close of business o RESOURCES 1. Loans and discounts ... 2. Loans secured by real... 3. Overdrafts ... 4. United States securities premiums, less all ad counts) 5. All other bonds, warranties (including pu Men's Dress and Sport OXFORDS We have the most complete range of dress and sports shoes in the city. We offer as a special inducement tomorrow one line of new summer styles—complete range of sizes. Genuine Good-wear welt soles. On sale, special Misses'—Children's SHOES Oxford and strap styles; blacks, patent leathers, calfs, blacks and browns and two-tone effects. All sizes 5½ to 11, 11½ to 2. On sale, special Women's Zapon House Slippers Soft padded soles; Cuban heels; several attractive colors; regular $1.00 value. On sale, special 59c Two Pairs for $1 MEN'S - BOYS' Tennis Shoes Made of 1-7 white canvas; black composition rubber soles and trims; all sizes for men and boys. Regular $1.00 values, special 59c Two Pairs for $1 NOW ON SALE The South AT as of the close of business on RESOURCES 1. Loans and discounts ... 2. Loans secured by real ... 3. Overdrafts ... 4. United States securities premiums, less all ad... counts) ... 5. All other bonds, warranties securit... securities (including pr... all adjustment account... 6. Bank premises, furnit... tures and safe deposit ... 7. Other real estate owner... 8. Cash on hand and due... 9. Exchanges for clearing ... 10. Checks and other cash ... 11. Items with Federal Re... and other banks in... collection ... 14. Items in transit between... and branches—net ... TOTAL LIABILITIES 21. Capital paid in ... 22. Surplus ... 24. Undivided profits—net ... 28. Bills payable and redisi... than with Federal Rese... 30. a. Dividends unpaid ... b. Individual deposits check ... c. Savings deposits ... d. Demand certificates ... e. Time certificates of ... f. Cashiers checks ... g. Certified checks ... 31. State, county and mun... 36. Other liabilities ... TOTAL STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF ORANGE H. A. Hawley, (Vice R... of THE SOUTHERN COUN... he has a personal knowledge... of condition and schedules s... ment matter and thing ther... and belief. H. LOU Severally subscribed an... 16th day of July, 1931. Notary Publ... State o ANAHEIM GAZETTE La Fiesta Revives Costumes C.N.P.A Service Spanish attire furnishes theme for costume designers, planning typical garb for La Fiesta de Los Angeles, the city's 150th birthday party, September 4 to 13. Olive Cross, right, poses for Marjorie Best, artist, as Ruth Bush awaits her turn. Good Dressings Sauce Tartare: To one cup of mayonnaise add a tablespoon each of finely minced olives, sweet pickles and chives or onions. Thousand Island Dressing: To one Iowa ranks first in the production of corn, oats, horses, hogs and poultry, and first in the volume of farm loans and total farm products. The cream and milk sales of the state are greater than the total manufacture. It seems cago if y CALIFORNIA'S CDEPENDENT U 12,32 SOUTHERN CITIZENS from UN OVER $5,440,000 Union Pacific in So, to its 2,953 employee, ern California were w circulated through contributing greatly. The history of So, with railroad transp, ability of the railroa given to trucks and tion impairs the abil **Good Dressings** Sauce Tartare: To one cup of mayonnaise add a tablespoon each of finely minced olives, sweet pickles and chives or onions. Thousand Island Dressing: To one cup of mayonnaise add two tablespoons of chili sauce, one tablespoon of chopped onion and one table spoon of chopped pepper. Manhattan Dressing: To one cup of mayonnaise add a finely chopped hard-boiled egg, one tablespoon of capers and a tablespoon of finely chopped sweet pickle. California Dressing: To one cup of mayonnaise add a quarter cup of minced ripe olives and the same amount of minced green olives. Savory Fish Cut into strips one pound of smoked fish of any kind; put over fire in cold water, let come slowly to a boil, and boil for ten minutes. In another saucepan heat one cup of stock with one-fourth a cup of each, of tomato sauce and vinegar, a tablespoon of made mustard, and a few grains of cayenne. Drain the fish, saute on hot pan in one-fourth a cup of butter or fat, then add to the hot stock; thicken the butter in the pan with two tablespoons of flour; stir this into the saucepan containing the fish and seasoned stock, cover, and simmer for five minutes. Serve on a hot platter, surrounding with strips of toast. The coldest section in a refrigerator is directly underneath the ice compartment and the warmest place is the top shelf if the ice is kept on one side. Be sure to keep a piece of waxed paper over the cut surface of a melon or cantaloupe to prevent the odor from spoiling other food. Bananas should not be kept in the refrigerator for it makes them dark and transmit a banana flavor to other foods nearby. **REPORT OF CONDITION OF The Southern County Bank** AT ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Of the close of business on the 30th day of June, 1931. **RESOURCES** - Loans and discounts: $505,720.08 - Loans secured by real estate: 68,398.67 - Overdrafts: 516.39 - United States securities (including premiums, less all adjustment accounts): 290.00 - All other bonds, warrants and other securities (including premiums, less all adjustment accounts): 290.00 **SHIP AND** "It's like a friendly face to me because it means added returns from my crops. And the reason it circulated through contributing greatly." The history of South with railroad transpability of the railroads given to trucks and tion impairs the ability to impair its ability to contribute greatly. The Southern County Bank AT ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA of the close of business on the 30th day of June, 1931. RESOURCES Loans and discounts ... $505,720.08 Loans secured by real estate ... 68,398.67 Overdrafts ... 516.39 United States securities (including premiums, less all adjustment accounts) ... 290.00 All other bonds, warrants and other securities (including premiums, less all adjustment accounts) ... 300,000.79 Bank premises, furniture and fixtures and safe deposit vaults ... 11,901.00 Other real estate owned ... 4,368.72 Cash on hand and due from banks ... 102,479.55 Exchanges for clearing house ... 4,700.07 Checks and other cash items ... 2,647.01 Items with Federal Reserve Bank and other banks in process of collection ... 475.00 Items in transit between head office and branches—net ... 1,998.88 TOTAL ... $763,593.08 LIABILITIES Capital paid in ... 95,000.00 Surplus ... 15,000.00 Undivided profits—net ... 44,196.21 Bills payable and rediscounts other than with Federal Reserve Bank ... 75,000.00 a. Dividends unpaid ... 3,961.00 b. Individual deposits subject to check ... 518,068.19 c. Savings deposits ... 407,716.48 d. Demand certificates of deposit ... 75.40 e. Time certificates of deposit ... 39,364.47 f. Cashiers checks ... 12,197.89 g. Certified checks ... 60.00 State, county and municipal deposits ... 260,000.00 Other liabilities ... 34.39 TOTAL ... $763,593.08 STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF ORANGE H. A. HAWLEY, (Vice President) and Louis A. Fry, (Asst. Secretary) THE SOUTHERN COUNTY BANK, being duly sworn, each for himself says has a personal knowledge of the matters contained in the foregoing report condition and schedules pertaining thereto and that every allegation, state matter and thing therein contained is true to the best of his knowledge belief. H. A. HAWLEY, (Vice President). LOUIS A. FRY, (Asst. Secretary). Severally subscribed and sworn to before me by both deponents, this day of July, 1931. ROGER C. DUTTON. Notary Public in and for the said County of Orange. State of California. WHEN I'm away from home I see 'Sunkist' everywhere I go. Outdoors—on billboards and on the fruit stands. Indoors—in street cars, magazines and newspapers. "It's like a friendly face to me because it means added returns from my crops. And the reason it means extra money to me is that it is also 'friendly' to millions of the buying public. "Over a million times a day housewives show their confidence in the name by buying Sunkist Oranges and Lemons and Grape-fruit. The trade favors Sunkist because it is easier to sell. And both gladly pay the best prices because they know what they are getting. "Of course it didn't all just happen. Behind the meaning Sunkist has today are years of careful grading and honest dealing with the trade and public. Thousands of service calls. Unceasing advertising." Twenty-three years ago 'Sunkist' only a name being adopted by the Ex-Today it means dependable quality public, fair dealing and profits to the and to us growers—millions in turn from our crops!" The facts are that over $13,000 been invested in advertising Sunkist's total sums, not possible to estimate been invested in grading and improvement. All investments made have been returned, with profit, to the ship. But the reputation which has built into Sunkist is growing more important... the total figures paid by all the Iowa manufacturers. It seems that in New York or Chicago if you want to know how good a policeman is you consult his banker.—Dayton News. Now science promises weather predictions 25 years ahead, thus allowing simple time to start drought relief.—Akron Democrat-Journal. CALORIA'S CONTINUED PROGRESS IS INDEPENDENT UPON ITS RAILROADS 12,323 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA CITIZENS derive their support from UNION PACIFIC OVER $5,440,000.00 are distributed annually by the Union Pacific in Southern California in wages and salaries to its 2,953 employees. More than 2,030 families in Southern California were wholly supported by this income, which circulated through the avenues of Trade and Commerce, contributing greatly to Southern California's progress. The history of Southern California's prosperity is linked with railroad transportation; the future depends upon the ability of the railroads to furnish adequate service. Support given to trucks and other unregulated forms of transportation impairs the ability of railroads to give adequate service. The history of Southern California's prosperity is linked with railroad transportation; the future depends upon the ability of the railroads to furnish adequate service. Support given to trucks and other unregulated forms of transportation impairs the ability of railroads to give adequate service. It's like seeing a friendly face everywhere you go!" Sunkist Lemons Cool off KEEP FIT by year as a source of extra dividends for members. It is an asset of incalculable value, but it is shared willingly with each new member at no cost to him. Interested non-member growers—Learn the facts. The manager of your nearest by year as a source of extra dividends for members. It is an asset of incalculable value, but it is shared willingly with each new member at no cost to him. Interested non-member growers—Learn the facts. The manager of your nearest District Exchange or Exchange Association will be glad to answer your questions and acquaint you with the many reasons why over 75% of California and Arizona citrus growers find Exchange membership profitable. Or write, Growers Service Bureau, Box 530, Station C, Los Angeles, California. Sunkist ORANGES LEMONS GRAPEFRUIT WHAT THE EXCHANGE IS: The California Fruit Growers Exchange is a non-profit organization of more than 12,500 citrus fruit growers, producing over 75% of the California and Arizona citrus crop, operated by and for them on a cooperative basis. Its object is to develop the national and international market for its Oranges, Lemons and Grapefruit, and to provide a marketing organization that will sell the fruit of its members most advantageously and at least expense. Receipts from sales, less only actual cost of operation, are returned to growers. Applications are received through all the Exchange's 214 local packing associations, 23 District Exchanges, or at the central office in Los Angeles.