anaheim-gazette 1932-08-04

830 Household Arts Exhibits for Fair Women of Southern California and the nation will have the unique opportunity of entering 830 different kinds of exhibits in the huge household arts department at Los Angeles county fair in Pomona, Sept. 16 to 25, according to the announcement just made by Secretary-Manager C. B. Afflerbaugh. A total of 1660 cash awards representing several thousand dollars will be distributed to the winners in the big classification. According to fair officials the display will be by far the largest and most comprehensive of anything of the kind ever attempted in the southland. Practically every phase of feminine endeavor in the home will be represented. There are 422 classifications in the needlework division alone while the culinary section offers an opportunity for 254 different kinds of entries from bread to candied fruits. An innovation in the department and one which has already attracted wide attention is the section for the display of antiques and unusual hobbies of women. Already these departments have been the means of bringing to light some rare treasures. Any article Announcing New Location of IDA FREEMAN ART SHOP 226 East Center St., Anaheim HEMSTITCHING our specialty — 4c yd. Dress Making and Plain Sewing The Jury Assembles! Seasonal sales have run their course. Shoppers no longer in the market places in search of sums commodities. A new season approaches. There is a hint of autumn in the displays of merchandise being offered to the trade...and, a jury assists. This jury is made up of thousands of women the spenders of America. It is they who spend, or rectly control the spending of 85% of the family come. They are not organized in regular number jury form, but they constitute a community body exacting and are yet more discriminating in the judgment than a picked twelve. And their verdict is far more reaching than any leet tenet. This jury — in added number each day — waiting, Mr. Retail Merchant of Anaheim, for the presentation of evidence that yours is a store in which they will want to do their fall shopping; that yours is the newest styles; that it is the best in quality. And their verdict is far more reaching than any leet tenet. This jury — in added number each day — waiting, Mr. Retail Merchant of Anaheim, for the presentation of evidence that yours is a store in which they will want to do their fall shopping; that yours is the newest styles; that it is the best in quality; and that it is the most serviceable merchandise their lars will buy. It is evidence they want — the evidence you present advertisements in their favorite newspaper, the Anaheim Gazette. Through 62 years of service in the community the Gazette has built up and earned the confidence of this jury. Take advantage of the prestige. Phone 2414 and ask for "Advertising." Sales Service will be immediate forthcoming from an experienced member of our advertising department who will make timely suggestions and present facts on the coverage Orange county's oldest newspaper. Yorba Linda to Pay $12,000 This Friday Checks totaling $12,000 will be mailed out Friday to members of the Yorba Linda Citrus association, according to Manager P. W. Damon. The payments are on lemons, the third to be made this year. Shipments from Yorba Linda declined a little this week from last week, with four carloads of lemons and six carloads of oranges making the total. Failure of the pro-rate agreement has caused more shipping of smaller oranges, which has hurt the market somewhat. to be entered among the antiques must be at least 75 years old. Listed for prizes are linens, coverlets, quilts, pantalettes, dolls, tidies, samplers, candle moulds, jewelry, fans, brasses, shawls, pewter, etc. The hobbies include button collections, doll collections, autograph collections, etc. A department for decorated china will contain divisions for both the professional and the amateur. The needlework section is covered in six general classifications including embroidery lace work, crocheting and knitting, bedspreads, quilts and afghans, rugs, pillows and bags. Democratic Storm Center A most recent photo of Mayor James J. Walker, (Dem.) New York, around whom centers a political storm — as to whether Presidential nominee, Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt, remove him from office on charges filed by the Hofstadter Committee. Miss Schweinfest Is Married to Brunskill Try this as something different: luncheon. Served as the "meat" with almost any green vegetable, delicious. 1 cupful of canned or green corn from the cob 1 beaten egg, flour, salt, pepper Put the corn in a bowl, add the beaten egg, and just enough sugar to make rather thick. Seal and if too thick to drop easily fill a spoon, add a little milk. Fry in fat, turning as soon as one side brown. A good furniture polish may be made by mixing equal parts of lime oil and vinegar. Shake well, and ap with soft cloth, then rub dry with clean soft cloth. When marking household linen, writing, or printing, if that is a manner of marking one prefers—wash a lead pencil, then tracing directly over the pencil marks with a pen and making ink. I am told that the ink will "run" making that blotty looking we so often see on linen. Do you know that to get the results, a nutmeg should be grated from the blossom end? A tablespoonful of vinegar milled with the basting water placed in roasting pan with meat or fowl tend to make the roast more tender. Rev. Schraeder Service Speaker Rev. Samuel E. Schraeder of Salem Evangelical church will deliver Miss Schweinfest Is Married to Brunskill Scores of friends this week wished happiness to the former Miss Elizabeth Schweinfest, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schweinfest of 124 North Janss street, who Tuesday morning married Donovan Brunskill at the Methodist parsonage at Long Beach. Only the bride's parents and aunt, Mrs. Emma Newmeister, attended the ceremony. After the marriage the newly-weds left for Wilmington, where they took the steamer for Santa Catalina island, to remain until shortly before school begins in September. They will return to make their home at Fullerton, where the groom is an instructor in the union high school. Mrs. Brunskill also taught at the same school. The bride was graduated from Anaheim schools, later going to the University of California at Los Angeles. She came to Anaheim when a child, and is well known in this district. The groom was educated in Oklahoma. Mayor Walker gets about one threatening letter a year. Other mayors received dozens. But all sorts of people bring in complaints. One woman lost two trunks eight years ago and she wants the mayor to do something about it. WANT ADS RATE: Five cents the llno (count five words to the line) for each insertion. Phone 2414 for want ads that bring results. SPECIAL PRICES Bed Springs, Beds and Cribs Mattresses Renovated Pillows Recovered Check up on your MATTRESS and PILLOWS We Call and Deliver Phone 2423 or Mail Post Card. ANAHEIM MATTRESS FCT. 916 No. Los Angeles St. Bed Springs, Beds and Cribs Mattresses Renovated Pillows Recovered Check up on your MATTRESS and PILLOWS We Call and Deliver Phone 2423 or Mail Post Card. ANAHEIM MATTRESS FCT. 916 No. Los Angeles St. HOT DOB broiler machine, cost $550, sell $125. Vose upright piano, $75. 6-hole combination wood-gas range. See these, 114 N. Los Angeles, Anaheim. Real Estate for Sale FOR SALE—Balbon $9500 furnished house. 119 E. Ocean Front. Zoned for business. Sell $4950. $950 cash. Balance 7% straight. 7-7-6t Poultry WE PAY CASH for poultry; any quantity Market or laying. Will call. Phone 1401, R. D. Taylor. 3-20tfo Painting & Paperhanging Painting, paperhanging. J. E. Saylor, 616 S. Philadelphia St., Phone 2761. Situations GENERAL repairing and odd jobs. Gene Adams, 416 S. Olive, $954. Planos For Sale 100 PIANOS to choose from; Knabe, Bechstein, Steinway, Chickering, Kimball, etc., new and used, $35 up. Danz, Anaheim. $10 FREE! Send name of friend who wants piano and get $10 Free when we sell. Danz, Anaheim. ELECT LYON SUPERVISOR LEROY E. LYON Candidate for Supervisor Third District During more than 20 years of citrus growing in Orange county he has been a leader in the third district. A student of taxation, Lyon has aided the movement to relieve property of its burdensome and unjust tax load. Elect Lyon and the Third District will have a Supervisor with the courage to treat all communities alike, consult with city and rural leaders and carry out a sound program. PRIMARY ELECTION Tuesday, August 30 Traffic Decreases Recorded In Orange County Grand, Orangethorpe Is Busiest Surveys Conducted July 10 and 11 Show Variance From 7 to 22 Per Cent Less Traffic, with Three Exceptions; Cutoff at Laguna Registerss 50 Per Cent Increase With the exception of three instances, 1932 traffic in Orange county decreased from 7 to 22 per cent over 1931, according to survey figures released last week by Highway Superintendent Nat H. Neff. Officers took a check on county highways on July 10 and 11. The three increases were for the Laguna Beach-Laguna Cutoff, showing a 50 per cent increase; Lincoln and Grand avenues, with a 15 per cent growth in truck travel; and at Brea canyon-Central avenue, which also showed a truck travel increase. By far the heaviest traffic in the county was at Grand and Orangethorpe avenues, where 10,291 cars passed the intersection on Sunday, and 6,322 on Monday. Results of the two day check on county roads were: Orangethorpe and Grand avenue, Sunday, 10,291 automobiles, 368 trucks; Monday, 6,322 automobiles, 1057 trucks. Lincoln and Grand avenue, Sunday, 8000 autos, 373 trucks; Monday, 5170 autos, 826 trucks. Lincoln avenue and Euclid avenue; Sunday, 6098 autos, 173 trucks; Monday 4460 autos, 561 trucks. Brea Canyon and Central avenue; Sunday 6431 autos, 251 trucks; Monday 3630 autos, 524 trucks. Huntington Beach boulevard and Seventeenth street; Sunday, 8418 auto-303 trucks; Monday, 5070 auto-736 trucks. Talbert Boulevard and Huntington Beach boulevard; Sunday, 4858 auto-82 trucks; Monday 2989 auto-238 trucks. Ocean avenue and Huntington Beach boulevard, 8772 cars and 271 trucks; Monday 4748 autos and 615 trucks. Los Alamitos boulevard and Ocean avenue; Sunday, 8905 autos, 92 trucks; Monday 3975 autos and 372 trucks. Laguna Road and Laguna Cut-off; Sunday 2332 autos and 17 trucks; Monday 1150 autos, 90 trucks. ATWATER KENT RADIO — $52.50 up FEARN RADIO ELECTRIC SHOP 273 E. Center St., Phone 3111 FIRST NATION-WIDE SALE Discontinued styles of ENNA JETTICK SHOES FOR WOMEN Month of August $345 and $395 Economy Enna Jettick Shoe Store Economy EnnaJettickShoeStore NOW IN NEW LOCATION 177 West Center St. Anaheim Reed's New Low Summer Prices BEAUTIFUL Permanent Waves Regular $5.00 Value Oil $2.50 Steam Waves Complete Now Guaranteed Regular $7.50 value, now $3.50 Regular $10.00 value, now $5.00 Rich Glow Henna Pack Shampoo and Finger Wave 85c Mar O. Oil Shampoo and Finger Wave 85c Manicure 35c Eyebrow Arch 35c Wet Finger Wave 25c OPEN EVENINGS Not a School—Experienced, Licensed Operators Reed Beauty Salon 133 W. Center St., Anaheim Phone 2706