anaheim-gazette 1935-10-10

Brogdex Product Proving Popular The Brogdex processes of reducing excessive decay and retarding ageing and shrinkage in citrus fruits, which had their inception in California nearly fourteen years ago, have attained such widespread recognition throughout the citrus producing areas of the United States that today fully one-fourth of all citrus fruits produced in this country are now protected by this method. In addition to their widespread use in California, Texas and Florida, the processes have within the last year been adopted for application to the entire citrus output of the Island of Jamaica in the British West Indies, and plans are now under way by Brogdex Company owners of the processes for expansion of their operations to many other foreign citrus territories. Brogdex Company, whose offices for California are located at Pomona, through development of their processes and because of their wide research in packing and transportation methods, have gained a prominent position in the citrus industry. The Brogdex processes are in use in nearly eighty California packing houses, including all of the member associations of Mutual Orange Distributors, approximately thirty-five large associations of the California Fruit Growers Exchange, Western Fruit Growers; Anaheim, Gold Buckle Association at East Highlands, and several other independent shipers. These users in California will ship a total of approximately Installation of officers at the Anaheim Post of the American Legion last Monday night was preceded by a pest-commanders' (has been so to speak) dinner which was very well attended (it was free it ought to have been) and the past master of all congenial hosts (can't call him an M.C. because he is a bachelor-in-law—or something) spread his cheer (not liquidated) amid the past commanders by giving them all a chance to tell what the American Legion did to them. O, yes The first step of the Brogdex treatment of fresh fruit is the application in the washing operation of an alkaline mold-inhibiting agent, followed after the fruit is dried by the second step which consists of the application of a thin and lustrous coating of a waxy material. This wax coating is applied in the heated atmosphere of the Brogdex polishing machine, which spreads the wax over all surfaces of the fruit, sufficiently sealing the pores of the skin to retard the rapid picked fruit is enhanced by this process which gives it a lasting improved appearance thereby increasing consumer demand in the markets. The process and equipment by which they are applied are patented by Brogdex Company who license packers for their use at a small license fee or service it was Bill Webb in the chair (the one nearest the food). You know those of us that had to listen to the oratory believe that the boys who have since time immemorial been active in veteran work did not write their speeches at home or there might have been a little added to the "what" part of their speeches. They were all written by the M.C., you could tell that cause they all told about what a swell fella the M.C. is, was or what have you. Maury (hizzonner) Martenet, the speechless councilman and talkless past commander started an argument with the Smiths. However, he didn't get far because Ray Smith said nothing and the ride was a solo. But to get back to the interesting thing. Jimmy Heffron memorized his speech and I'll say this much Bill must've lost a lot of sleep preparing that one, and incidentally Jimmy must have spent a lot of time learning the whatduyucallems . . . well adjectives or something, and proved himself to be the orator of the past commanders. Of course there were a number of Buck Privates that could have taken the glory away from the hasbeens, but you know comradeship will prevail in spite of anything. However. A little later there was a fellas came into the hall that somebody said ran for department comman- The Brogdex processes are in use in nearly eighty California ducking houses, including all of the member associations of Mutual Orange Distributors, approximately thirty-five large associations of the California Fruit Growers Exchange, Western Fruit Growers; Anaheim, Gold Buckle Association at East Highlands, and several other independent shippers. These users in California will ship a total of approximately twelve million boxes of Brogdex fruit during 1935. WE HAVE FOR SALE A SIX ROOM MODERN HOME A DOWN PAYMENT Balance Like Rent May We Show it to You? Savings, Loan & Building ASSOCIATION OF ANAHEIM 116 South Los Angeles Street Phone 3515 SAFETY BRAKE SHOP ANAHEIM'S ONLY EXCLUSIVE BRAKE SHOP Complete Axle and Frame Correction 218 So. Los Angeles St., Phone 4209 OF COURSE — FIRST over all surfaces of the fruit, sufficiently sealing the pores of the skin to retard the rapid picked fruit is enhanced by this process which gives it a lasting improved appearance thereby increasing consumer demand in the markets. The process and equipment by which they are applied are patented by Brogdex Company who license packers for their use at a small license fee or service charge. A little later there was a fella came into the hall that somebody said ran for department commander or something. His name . . . well let's see seems to me it was a welsh name like Richard J. with a junior on the end . . . from the river country somewhere. and he came here at the insistence of some of his political henchmen . . . Fred Sidebottom and well I don't know many of those that attended the convention in Fresno . . . didn't see the sunshine when they returned . . . that is I mean sunburn . . . , well. I heard from authentic source that Fred was there, so I'll just name him and you can guess at the rest of the politicians . . . yes. I think my old faithful "got-losted" friend Joe Elliott was there too . . . the convention I mean . . . Well any way this welsh person came in and told all the officers of the post that he was boss and he proceeded to slam bang the gavel . . . chased Earl Fulfer out of the room and then, of course, a lot of us members of the Anaheim post went out to see what it was all about and they wouldn't let us back in again. These birds that came with the welsh man were dressed up like polius you know a lotta medals and brass buttons and stripes on their pant legs and everything. They told us THEY were going to install officers and we just smiled knowing like . . . we fooled 'em . . . we had already selected our own officers and before we got through with them . . . or they got through with us, put it which ever way you want . . we had our own officers in the positions in the post and that gang was sent back to the banks of the river or was it Riverside? The Welsh guy made a speech in which he told us he was proud of the Anaheim gang and . . . well you see he didn't get here to hear the past tormentors spout . . . so you can't hold that against him . . anyway he didn't tell us anything-we didn't already know because when he talked about the convention . . well, wasn't Ray Complete Axle and Frame Correction 218 So. Los Angeles St., Phone 4209 OF COURSE — FIRST we tender to the management of the Anaheim Gazette our most sincere salutation on the 65th birthday AND THEN ALSO FIRST IN ITS PRICE FIELD IS THE NASH AND LAFAYETTE See Them On Our Floor C. H. MANN 210 So. Los Angeles St. Phone 2321 We hesitate in the sales of typewriters long enough Congratulations ANAHEIM "Al" Feelings R. A. Tiernan Tyler 110 West I Santa Ana CAL POST American Legion CAT, TALK Webb in the chair (the meat of the food). You know that had to listen to believe that the boys since time immemorial were in veteran work did their speeches at home might have been a little the "what" part of their They were all written C., you could tell that all told about what the M. C. is, was or you. (hizzonner) Martenet, unless councilman and commander started sent with the Smiths. One didn't get far because said nothing and the solo. Get back to the interest Jimmy Heffron memorandum and I'll say this must've lost a lot of hearing that one, and in Jimmy must have spent one learning the whatdu... well adjectives or and proved himself toator of the past com-Of course there were a Buck Privates that he taken the glory away hasbeens, but you know ship will prevail in spite. However. Later there was a fella in the hall that somebody department comman- Buena Park Is Showing Growth The third annual industrial celebration sponsored by Buena Park on September 27 and 28 was an outstanding success and reflected the progressive and enterprising spirit of the merchants and citizens of the community. The completion of Manchester avenue through Buena Park brings Orange county nearer to the industrial district of Los Angeles and offers to the workers in this area an inducement to locate in this county. Buena Park was founded in 1888 by James A. Whitaker, a resident of Chicago, who decided to take Horace Greeley's advice to "Go West and grow up with the country" California attracted him as the most desirable state, and Orange county particularly the northwestern part, appealed, to him as the place he wanted to make his home, so he purchased a ranch extending from Orange-thorpe avenue on the south to Coyote creek on the north, and from a road running from Almond station on the east to the road running past the twin barns( an old land mark) to Hansen road, in all, about 700 acres. Mr. Whitaker planned as a site for his town a location about half way between the Southern Pacific and Sante Fe railroads with the understanding that the Santa Fe, which was then under construction would put a station here. When the railroad, however, placed their lines north of his holdings, he moved his group of buildings to Whitaker avenue. J. H. Whitaker of Anaheim, nephew of James A. Whitaker, was the first Johnston Clinic, Established Here In 1898, Has Exceptional Re The Johnston Clinic had its inception in 1898 when Dr. H. A. Johnston opened his office in Anaheim. He was joined in 1908 by his bother-in-law Dr. W. H. Wickett who maintained a partnership for some years, purchasing in 1917 the present Clinic building. They were joined at different times by many outstanding physicians and surgeons many of whom have opened up independent offices of their own in the southland. Dr. Wickett went to the World War and shortly after his return decided to cease practise. He has been a resident of Fullerton ever since. During the existence of the Clinic, which was known in its earlier years as the Johnston-Wickett Clinic and is now known as the Johnston Clinic, there have been upwards of 50,000 persons who have been patients. These have come not only from the local community but every section of the souls The Clinic has given employment during these to from twenty to fifty some of the present physicians have been added with the Clinic fifteen The Clinic is one of Anna-old, well established institute and has enjoyed the comfort and respect of the people community. VFW Active Vee Organiza The Veterans of Foreign which was organized hot eleven months ago has justified its existence in A. After a decision was made the vets of all wars which fought on foreign shores, to organize a post in Ana eligible membership came until now they have an oction of some 56 veterans and aspects of a large class entered at a mass initiation to in Orange in the near future. The eligibility to men in the V. F. W. calls for se foreign shores, irrespective war or action in which iticipated as long as it was the American flag. In addition to the post carries the name of Post, No. 3173 there is active auxiliary which recently formed but w Mr. Whitaker planned as a site for his town a location about half way between the Southern Pacific and Sante Fe railroads with the understanding that the Santa Fe, which was then under construction would put a station here. When the railroad, however, placed their lines north of his holdings, he moved his group of buildings to Whitaker avenue. J. H. Whitaker of Anaheim, nephew of James A. Whitaker, was the first postmaster and was also station agent at Northam and when an occasional traveler wished to ride on the Santa Fe, he sold him a ticket and then walked the mile to Northam station to flag the train. Buena Park was named for a suburb in Chicago, in which Mr. Whitaker was interested. It remained a small village for many years, the first impetus coming with the widening of the main street, Grand avenue. The ideal location of Buena Park, known as the Gateway City of Orange County, is responsible for its fast growth during the past decade. It lies in the heart network of highways with fifteen paved highways leading in all directions, providing access to the beaches, mountains, oil fields and metropolitan industrial districts of Los Angeles and Long Beach. Buena Park has all conveniences such as water and sanitary systems, lights, sidewalks, curbs, and paved streets, two grammar schools, four churches, civic organizations and a business district that amply supplies the needs of the community. officers but there ain't much use in wasting the space so I'll just close by saying politically... better luck awaits you Dick... come up and see us again sometime. P.S. Nearly forgot to tell you we gotta new Praying Parson, his name is Jittery Jimmy (no not the adjutant) and they do say that he prays with wim wigor and vitality (and from a confidential source I have learned that when he prays ... boy! Every body prays with him). He says he might lose his shirt sometime but unlike his predecessor he never loses his shoes. Yes you guessed it, it's Jimmy Sutherland. UPHOLSTERING AWNINGS Recovering - Expert Furniture Repairing PHONE 3931 S. T. HAMMOND CO. 143 So. Los Angeles St. Anaheim, Calif. SENSATIONAL Springs Coil Bed Springs—Large Deep heavy coils all helical tied tops—built for hard service and comfort—Regular $6.95— Sale Price $3.95 18 ONLY (No dealers) Occassional Chairs Large pull up or lounging chairs, with soft upholstered backs and seats. Regular $5.95— Sale Price $3.95 Club Chair and Ottoman Big Deep Lounging Chair and large footstool ottoman to match—all upholstered in good tapestry. 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Regular $19.50— Sale Price $11.95 Set RUGS 9 x 12 ft. size — Armstrongs or Congoleum Narin—Rugs in attractive patterns for any room— Sale Price $5.95 9 x 12 size Occasional Table Livingroom or Center Tables—all hard woods—beautifully designed—light or dark finishes— Sale Price $4.95 Floor Lamps Regular Junior Floor Lamps, with large shades—an attractive lamp for any home— Sale Price $1.25 Complete Established Here Exceptional Record Every section of the southwest. The Clinic has given constant employment during these years to twenty to fifty people. Some of the present staff of physicians have been affiliated with the Clinic fifteen years. The Clinic is one of Anaheim's old, well established institutions and has enjoyed the confidence and respect of the people of the community. FW Active Vet Organization The Veterans of Foreign Wars which was organized here just seven months ago has more than justified its existence in Anaheim. After a decision was made by the vets of all wars which were fought on foreign shores, decided to organize a post in Anaheim its eligible membership came forward until now they have an organization of some 56 veterans and prospects of a large class entering the post at a mass initiation to be held Orange in the near future. The eligibility to membership the V. F. W. calls for service on foreign shores, irrespective of the war or action in which they participated as long as it was under the American flag. In addition to the post which carries the name of Anaheim Post, No. 3173 there is a very active auxiliary which was but recently formed but which has H.D. AKERMAN "GASOLINIST" Phone 2504 401 West Center Anaheim, Calif. ANNOUNCING—SPECIAL RATES Laboratory Fees Special Reg. Red Blood Count $2.00 $4.00 White Blood Count 2.00 4.00 Hemoglobin 1.00 2.50 Urinalysis 2.00 3.00 TOTAL $7.00 $13.50 Blood pressure taken free with complete urinalysis and blood counts. 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