anaheim-gazette 1934-08-23

G. G. PRIDDY Candidate For CONSTABLE ANAHEIM TOWNSHIP Endorses "The New Deal" — YOUR SUPPORT WILL BE APPRECIATED — YOUR VOTE for JUSTINE WHITNEY for Recorder of Orange County Will be Appreciated of Orange County Will be Appreciated The Endorsement of W. T. Lambert FOR COUNTY AUDITOR has been made by hundreds of Orange County citizens during the past few weeks They have found by actual contact with the office: 1. that it is well organized and business-like in every respect; 2. that the staff employed is thoroughly trained in their respective duties; and because of this training and experience they are a valuable asset to the county; and that the possible dis-organization of this office would not only be detrimental to the welfare of this important office but would entail great expense in the rebuilding of an organization of equal ability; 3. that the employees of this department are courteous and obliging to all who may require their 2. that the staff employed is thoroughly trained in their respective duties; and because of this training and experience they are a valuable asset to the county; and that the possible disorganization of this office would not only be detrimental to the welfare of this important office but would entail great expense in the rebuilding of an organization of equal ability; 3. that the employees of this department are courteous and obliging to all who may require their services, irrespective of whom they may be. They know that in spite of the greatly increased burdens imposed by new laws, tax delinquencies and welfare demands, that the office has been economically and efficiently conducted. They know that the receiving and disbursing of approximately seven million dollars each year is a responsible job to be given only on the basis of proven merit. These endorsers know that the present high standard of efficiency can best be maintained by the re-election of County Auditor W. T. Lambert at the primary election August 28. Payne Family Is Back in Anaheim Mr. and Mrs. G. O. Payne and their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Payne, returned from Los Angeles after an eight-year absence and Friday of this week open Payne's Penny Market at 130 East Center street, an independently-owned and operated grocery which, through association with a large independent buying organization, is enabled to successfully compete with chain stores. The Paynes formerly operated a grocery here known as "Payne's Market," but sold out several years ago and went to Los Angeles, where they operated the Fourth Street market, and previously the Happy Market in Alhambra. Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Payne again reside in the home they have owned for years at 201 East Broadway, while the son, who has been married less than a year, and his wife now live on South Claudina street. The Paynes own the store building and property which they occupy at 130 East Center street, and have paid taxes in Anaheim for many years. "Because we own our own home and our own market property, and because we are affiliated with an independent buying organization which frequently purchases in larger quantities than the chain stores, we can successfully compete in a competitive way with any of the chain organizations," G. O. Payne states. "We are paying taxes into the community, the money we make stays here, for the upbuilding of the city. This is in contrast to chain organizations which lease their property, and send all their profits out of town." Elaborate preparations have been made for the grand opening, Friday and Saturday, when free tickets will be given to all persons for an electric refrigerator; when souvenirs will be given away, free parking and good faculty of the Anaheim Union high school, is expected to return from China to resume her work here early September. Friends recently heard from her, learning with pleasure that she was enjoying greatly her temporary work in China. Burke Believes All Out of Step But His (Continued from page 1) newspaper in the county and the only daily in the county seat, has, because the very evident admiration of the editor for much of which communities stands and communists advocate, peatedly given favorable news public to communistic activities, and time again has editorially sanctioned apologized for these activities." McFadden quoted from editorials his news stories in the Register to praise his contention of communistic support and sympathy, and briefly reviewed Register attack upon him in connection with the trial of a communist in Centia. McFadden praised District Attorney S. B. Kaufman for his American attitude toward radicals, declaring the county is fortunate to have such staunch advocate of American principles as district attorney. Anaheimers Trek To Polls Tuesday (Continued from page 1) favorite. In the race for sheriff the bitter personal fued engendered by Burke not broken out at press time, although some people felt it "due" at any minute Seven men are battling for nomination two of whom will be selected for finals unless one succeeds in getting the chain organizations," G. O. Payne states. "We are paying taxes into the community, the money we make stays here, for the upbuilding of the city. This is in contrast to chain organizations which lease their property, and send all their profits out of town." Elaborate preparations have been made for the grand opening, Friday and Saturday, when free tickets will be given to all persons for an electric refrigerator; when souvenirs will be given away, free parking and good music furnished. Persons attending will find a complete market, well arranged along modern, convenient lines. Mrs. Eva Roy of North Los Angeles street, who has been spending the summer at San Clemente, is expected home next week. W-A-N-T A-D-S RATE: Five cents the line (count five words to the line) for each insertion. Phone 2414 for want ads that bring results. FOR SALE — (Miscellaneous) FINE PRACTICE PIANO, $17 cash. Schmidt Music Co., 112 E. Center. PAINTING & PAPERHANGING Painting, and paper hanging. J. E Saylor 131 W. Chartres, Phone 2761 PIANOS FOR SALE 100 PIANOS to choose from; Knabe, Bechstein, Steinway, Chickering, Kimball, etc., new and used, $35 and up DANZ, Anaheim. $10 FREE! Send name of friend who wants piano and get $10 Free when we sell. DANZ, Anaheim. FOX ANAHEIM Always Cool and Comfortable Sun., Mon., Tues Aug. 26-27-28 Sunday Continuous From 2:30 Warner Baxter in “GRAND CANARY” — ALSO — Diana Wynyard in “ONE MORE RIVER” Wednesday Only — August 29 “LET'S TRY AGAIN” with Diana Wynyard - Clive Brook Thurs., Fri., Sat., A. 30-31, S. 1 Edw. G. Robinson in “THE MAN WITH TWO FACES” — ALSO — “ROMANCE in the RAIN” Roger Pryor - Heather Angel GENERAL ADMISSION 25c HEADQUARTERS FOR - Interwoven Socks Just Received — Our New Fall Shipment New Colors — New Patterns — New Styles 35c — 3 for $1.00 50c — 2 for $1.00 75c and $1.00 F. A. Yungbluth "The Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx" 145 West Center Street NO OPENING Friday NOTHING BUT BARGAINS nown former grocer of this city, returns to Anaheim with an independent market where everybody can Penny Market Anaheim, Calif., Aug. 23, 1934 Believes All of Step But Him continued from page 1) in the county and the only county seat, has, because of evident admiration of its much of which communism and communists advocate, revenge favorable news publicity activities, and time and editorially sanctioned and for these activities." In quoted from editorials and press in the Register to proveion of communistic support, and briefly reviewed the attack upon him in connection介rial of a communist in Plain-McFadden praised District B. Kaufman for his Ameri-ble toward radicals, declaring it fortunate to have such a advocate of American princ-istrict attorney. Simers Trek To Polls Tuesday continued from page 1) force for sheriff the bitter per-engendered by Burke had out at press time, although he felt it "due" at any minute. are battling for nomination, whom will be selected for the one succeeds in getting a majority of the votes cast at the primaries. Logan Jackson, incumbent, generally is acknowledged a place on the run-off, with Floyd W. Howard, Don Wilkie and Harry D. Riley, the latter running on the platform of "a business man for sheriff," looked upon as the most likely to be picked for the finals in November. Howard is police chief at Santa Ana, Wilkie is a former secret service man whose faithly has been in that branch of the government service for three generations, and Riley is an Anaheim resident who has taken a leading part in civile affairs. The other contestants are C. E. Jackson and Sam Jernigan, both ex-sheriffs, and Art Eells, a former deputy. In Anaheim township two offices will be filled. One is justice of the peace, with the incumbent, Charles Kuchel, pitted against Alva E. Hargrove, Justice Kuchel has a fine record in the justice court during the past 10 years, with few appeals from his decisions and usually his judgment was upheld in the higher courts. He devotes his full time to the position. The other township office is constable, for which there are six candidates, including the incumbent, E. D. Marion. The others are G. R. Caplinger, John C. Martens, G. G. Priddy, Sam L. Snodgrass, and Al V. Vail. YOUR VOTE FOR AL. V. VAIL for CONSTABLE of ANAHEIM TOWNSHIP will be highly appreciated. PRIMARY, AUGUST 28 ANAHEIM TOWNSHIP will be highly appreciated. PRIMARY, AUGUST 28 PIGGLY WIGGLY Prices Effective Friday and Saturday — August 24 and 25 BUTTER Dairyland Solids. Parchment wrapped. Per pound 29c RY BREAD White or Wheat — sliced or unsliced. 1 pound loaf 6c GAR Yoy Brand in bag. 10 pounds 46c JELL WELL Assorted flavors, fresh gelatine 2 pkgs. 9c NUCOA Best Foods Oleo—margarine, Per lb. 10½c YONNAISE Foods Gold mal, per pint 18c AIRWAY COFFEE See it ground—know its fresh Per lb. 19c PINEAPPLE Hillsdale Brand No. 2½ cans 15c TON TEA k—best for iced¼-pound pkg. 21c ASPARAGUS TIPS Stokely's or Santa Cruz, 11-ounce can 11c TAPIOCA Minute Brand 8-ounce packages 2 for 21c PENN-RAD MOTOR OIL Extra Heavy — SAE 50) Regal can $1.12 Plus Federal tax ) MEDIUM — SAE 30 HEAVY — SAE 40 2-Gallon can $1.07 (Plus 8 cent Federal tax) RNED BEEF Yoy's Brand ounce can 13c CERTO Pure fruit pectin. 8-ounce bottle 24c LAUNDRY SOAP Sunny Monday Brand 5 bars 9c RK & BEANS Camp Brand ounce can 5c HOLLY CLEANSER Does not scratch Large Red Can 3c WHITE KING Granulated soap 40-ounce package 26½c ACKERS Nium Flakes package 10c PUREX Liquid Bleach½ gallon jug 15c SCOT TISSUE Soft as old alnen 1000 sheet rolls 3 for 20c ELLFLOWERS Green, crisp apples. Best for cooking 7 Pounds for 17c URBANKS Stockton Potatoes Fancy grade. 14 Pounds for 25c BARTLETT PEARS Fancy Lake County Pears. Large, ripe, fine eating. Pound .....5c SWEET POTATOES Fancy Northern Jersey Sweet Potatoes. Smooth, uniform. 3 pounds .....13c LETTUCE Large, crisp, solid heads. Fancy quality 4-dozen size. Per Head .....5c ELLFLOWERS Green, crisp apples. Best for cooking 7 Pounds for 17c URBANKS Stockton Potatoes Fancy grade. 14 Pounds for 25c BARTLETT PEARS Fancy Lake County Pears. Large, ripe, fine eating. Pound ...5c SWEET POTATOES Fancy Northern Jersey Sweet Potatoes. Smooth, uniform. 3 pounds ...13c LETTUCE Large, crisp, solid heads. Fancy quality 4-dozen size. Per Head ...5c Genuine Young Steer Beef t Roasts ...LB. 10c Time Ribs ...LB. 17c Milk Veal Veal Roasts, Choice ...LB. 15c Veal Steaks ...LB. 19c Young Spring Lamb Choice Lamb Chops ...LB 19c Sags of Lamb ...LB. 22c Eastern Sliced Bacon LB. 27c Tillamook Cheese ...LB. 17c WEST CENTER STREET ANAHEIM Friday and Saturday August 24-25 1934 GAINS FREE Refrigerator Tickets FREE Parking where everybody can get quality foods at lowest prices et 130 E. CENTER STREET Anaheim, Calif.