anaheim-gazette 1931-08-13

The luckiest fellow we know of just now is the one who isn't even interested in the stock market page. City's Utilities Show a Profit An audit just completed of Anaheim municipal books shows that in the past year the city's utilities made a profit of $93,909 and has assets of $1,183,-902.82. The general fund revenues for the year totaled $380,120.70 and expenditures were $365,257.24, leaving a net operating surplus for the year of $14,-863.46. Capital expenditures were $63,-492.15. At the close of the fiscal year the city treasurer had on hand $12,0000 more than at that time a year ago. What the French seem to want of the German government is a money-back guarantee. A music critic says that the jazz age is over. Yes, all over everything. Speaking of prophets, how about the fellow who predicted that after the Hawley-Smoot tariff bill was passed, prices would go so high you couldn't see 'em with a telescope? London is still one million greater in population than New York, but it does not extend so high in the air. One of our neighbors is so ignorant he thinks a moratorium is a place where you swim in filtered water. A New York youth was arrested for stealing a box full of soil from a park, to grow flowers with. If you want to steal soil and get away with it, you want to do it on a big scale, like the soviets, for instance. Wilbur Glen Voliva said that the world was flat—and it sure is Field Day Walnut Features of Program 12, in San Valle By HAROLD E. (Orange County) A topic of much interest among growers over the entire subject of tree dieback in California, the experiment station given this subject a grant not only recently, but fifteen years. Certain come quite apparent more or less relatively. Field Day for The entire trouble as thoroughly as resisted will permit at the earlier-county walnut garden under the auspices county Walnut depot Farm Bureau. This field day will be Saturday, September 18th, house of the San Fernando Growers' Association Angeles, formerly Zona Fernando valley. O.I.R. research department, Growers' Association, with the experiment station this subject. Chief Marketkeeper The greatest single success of any marketing offering to the public high-grade, uniform product. To this end formia has set up such requirements affecting wise the California Association has set up of grades for its varie At the field day A., manager for the C. SWEET AND CLEAN Wilbur Glen Voliva said that the world was flat—and it sure is DUSK BLUE SUITS FOR FALL UNIVERSITY MEN FAVOR THEM Dusk Blue Suits by Hart Schaffner & Murray UNIVERSITY MEN FAVOR THEM Dusk Blue Suits by Hart Schaffner & Marx Dusk blue is the shade of deep grey blue you see late in the evening. It’s the leading color with college men—in two button suits, notched lapels, trimmer lines at waist and hips. Briar brown and Pewter grey are popular too. These suits are all here in new fall values; you pay less and get more! F. A. YUNGBLUTH THE HOME OF HART SHAFFNER & MARX 145 W. Center Street ANAHELM Field Day for Walnut Growers Features of Program, September 12, in San Fernando Valley By HAROLD E. WAHLBERG (Orange County Farm Advisor) A topic of much interest to all walnut growers over the entire state is the subject of tree die-back. The University of California, through the citrus experiment station at Riverside, has given this subject a great deal of study, not only recently, but during the past fifteen years. Certain facts have become quite apparent and are certainly more or less relative to this trouble. Field Day for Growers The entire trouble will be discussed as thoroughly as research information will permit at the eleventh annual inter-county walnut growers' field day, held under the auspices of the Intercounty Walnut departments of the Farm Bureau. This field day will start at 9:30 a.m., Saturday, September 12, at the packing house of the San Fernando Valley Walnut Growers' Association, North Los Angeles, formerly Zelzah, in the San Fernando valley. O. L. Braucher, of the research department, California Walnut Growers' Association, working directly with the experiment station, will discuss this subject. Chief Marketing Factor The greatest single factor in the success of any marketing venture is the offering to the public of a constantly high-grade, uniform and standardized product. To this end the state of California has set up such standardization requirements affecting walnuts; likewise the California Walnut Growers' Association has set up certain standards of grades for its various crops. At the field day A. W. Christie, field manager for the California Walnut farmable helium gas which will provide the static lift for the Akron will be contained in 12 separate cells which will require 60,000 square yards or more than 112 acres of fabric. The largest of these cells will contain almost 1,000,-000 cubic feet; the smallest will have a capacity of 100,000 cubic feet. Special Gas Cells "Gas cells in previous rigid chips were made of goldbeater skin (small portions of the intestines of cattle), but the Akron will have approximately one-half of its cells made from rubber impregnated fabric with a paraffin spread, and the remainder will be from a new fabric developed by Goodyear research which is known as 'gelatin-latez.'" With tire prices the lowest in history," concluded Mr. Myers, "together with the new 1931 Goodyear design, and the complete service we now give at Anaheim, filling our sales quota should be easy, so it looks like a trip to Akron and the zep factory." Mr. Myers now is in second place in the southern California contest. Bossermans Buy Barp's Market H. Bosserman of Lincoln, Neb., and his son, W. B. Bosserman, who for two years have been in the grocery business in Los Angeles, this week purchased and took control of Barp's Food Market at Center and Claudina streets. The Bossermans, both of whom have had extensive experience in grocery stores, have rearranged the grocery department of the local firm, which hereafter will operate under the name of Bosserman's Service Grocery. H. Bosserman operated a general store in Nebraska for 20 years, and for the last 10 or more years has been closely affiliated with the grocery business. His son, W. B. Bosserman, several of whose buddies in the army were Anaheim boys, has been in southern California and for several years has had his "eye on Anaheim" because it offered not only an ideal home community, but because it also afforded an opportunity for legitimate business. B. J. Henry Joins Chief Marketing Factor The greatest single factor in the success of any marketing venture is the offering to the public of a constantly high-grade, uniform and standardized product. To this end the state of California has set up such standardization requirements affecting walnuts; likewise the California Walnut Growers' Association has set up certain standards of grades for its various crops. At the field day A. W. Christie, field manager for the California Walnut Growers' Association, will discuss both the state standardization law as it affects walnuts, and the Emerald grading and blending system which has been put into effect this year. Other features on the morning program will be a discussion of advertising, its economics and its advantages; and a discussion of the marketing situation in respect to the country as a whole, particularly to walnuts. The topics will occupy the morning program. The afternoon program will be taken up by a field trip featuring soil management. Hal Myers Seeks Trip to Akron "It's difficult to get a correct idea of the size and detail of the navy alrship Akron front pictures," declared Hal Myers, of the Motor Tire company. "That's why I'm out to make my quota in Goodyear dealers' third annual zeppelin sales race because the dealers who make the highest percentage of sales to quota win a trip to Akron, and a chance to see this Leviathan of the air at the Goodyear-Zeppelin dock where it is being built. The Zeppelin sales contest ends in August about the time the Akron is expected to be making its trial flights, so fortunate dealers who earn the trip will get a close-up view of the ship. "Few of the thousands of spectators who see the Akron on its test flights will realize the number of special features of the ship's construction. For example, the gas cells. The tailoring of these cells is much more exact than that of clothing, and few will stop to think that the fabric used is measured in acres rather than in square yards." "The 6,500,000 cubic feet of non-in- DIG Right Into This TREAT! Don’t hesitate, boys and girls! Here’s that cream, wonderfully flavored ice cream, FROZEN the VOGT WAY. Fine for your health and so delicious. Ask mother to have some for dessert this evening. The only FREEZER of its kind in Southern California. Your Excelsior dealer can furnish you with this smooth, velvety cream, with never a lump, grain or crystal to mar its taste perfection. Excelsior Creamery Company Ltd. SANTA ANA 237 September soon. Children back to school. More deny their little bodies and brains will need plenty of good time. Watch that danger sure everything you serve fresh. Don’t risk those little disturbances that can so serious. Modern Refrigeration temperatures below 50°C that's the Danger Line Consult SOUTHERN CALIFORN Best for Children's Cooking The controlled, thorough cooking of tric Range is ideal for children's benefit, too. And modern Electric Investigate now. QUALITY FOODS ANNOUNCEMENT W. B. and H. BOSSERMAN Have Purchased the Barp's Food Market Center and Claudina Streets Anaheim and henceforth will operate the establishment under the name of Bosserman's GROCERY and henceforth will operate the establishment under the name of Bosserman's SERVICE GROCERY Phone 3106 We will handle only the highest quality foods, in the most sanitary and convenient forms. We cordially invite your inspection of our up-to-date grocery. FREE DELIVERY Watch That Danger Line! September soon. Children going back to school. More demands on their little bodies and brains. They need plenty of good, fresh food more than during vacation. Watch that DANGER LINE! Be everything you serve them is. Don't risk those little diges- disturbances that can become serious. Modern Refrigeration will keep temperatures below 50 degrees—it's the Danger Line at which many foods spoil very rapidly. Modern Refrigeration will save money as well as health. No spoiled foods to be thrown away; no leftovers that you cannot use because they have become unappetizing. Now that the children are in school, take a morning to go to your dealer's and see the new refrigerators. Play safe. Consult Your Local Dealer OR CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY LTD. Men's Cooking Milled, thorough cooking of the modern Automatic Elec- is ideal for children's foods of all kind. Grown-ups. And modern Electric Cooking is so economical. now.