anaheim-gazette 1935-10-31

NEW HOME DEMONSTRATION AGENT TO BE IN COUNTY NOVEMBER 1ST The Agricultural Extension Service announces that Miss Frances Liles has been appointed by the Board of Regents of the University of California to join the ranks of the Extension Service in Orange County as Home Demonstration Agent. This announcement, based on advice from Miss Harriet G. Eddy, State Home Demonstration Leader, Berkeley, will be particularly interesting and pleasing to the women of Orange County and the Farm Bureau Home Department, who were in pointment for carrying on the project work in home management and economics and the girls 4-H Clubs in the county. WE BUY JUNK We Buy Junk, Metal, Paper, Sacks and Rags — also cars for wrecking CURRAN AUTO WRECKING 1194 No. Los Angeles St. PHONE 3101 RUMFELT AWNING CO. Manufacturer of "OMAR" Tents Awnings, Canopies and anything made from canvass. 108 North West Street Five Points Phone 3506 Miss Liles was formerly Home Demonstration Agent in Yolo County. She is a graduate of Santa Barbara State College, having majored in Home Economics. She has also done post graduate work at Oregon State College and the University of California. According to Farm Advisor Harold E. Wahlberg, Miss Liles comes to Orange County with the highest recommendations from these institutions and from the farm women with whom she worked in Yolo County. Her first public reception in Orange County will be held in connection with the county meeting of the Home Department of the Orange County Farm Bureau on Friday, November 1, 9:30 A.M., at the Farm Bureau Hall, Santa Ana, Officers and representatives from all the home department groups in the county will be present to greet the new leader, Mrs. L. A. Bortz, county chairman of the Farm Bureau Home Department, will preside at the reception meeting. Orange County 4-H Clubs and leaders will greet Miss Liles at their annual Achievement Day gathering, which will be held at Fremont School auditorium, Anaheim, Saturday, November 16, 7:30 P.M. An invitation is extended to all by the Extension Service an dthe Farm Bureau to attend either meeting. Christmas with Faller Brushes. Evening appointments anytime. Let me estimate your brush needs. Phone 4892—Fuller, 125 $25.00 REWARD RUMFELT AWNING CO. Manufacturer of "OMAR" Tents Awnings, Canopies and anything made from canvass. 108 North West Street Five Points Phone 3506 $25.00 REWARD Will be paid by the manufacturer for any Corn GREAT CHRISTOPHER Corn Cure cannot remove. Also removes Warts and Callouses. 35c at Jackson Drug Co. 12t49 Homer A. Nelson, Opt. D. OPTOMETRIST Phone 3104 114 N. Lemon St. Annaheim, Calif. ANAHEIM FLOWER SHOPPE Flowers by wire to all points of world. Guaranteed Telegraph Delivery Service MRS. E. A. ABBOTT Phone 3224 137 S. L. A. St. FOR HAIR AND SCALP JAPANESE OIL Made in U.S.A. The Antiseptic Scalp Medicine—Different from ordinary Hair Tones—60c & $1. FEEL IT WORK! All Druggists Write for FREE Booklet "The Truth About The Hair." National Remedy Co., New York CAMPBELL DRY CLEANERS Al Schuette, Prop. Our policy is to please you 135 S. Los Angeles Anaheim JOHNS-MANVILLE Roofing & Coatings None Better—Many Inferior PATTEN-BLINN 1133 Lincoln Phone 2319 ROOFING CONTRACTS Responsible Men Christmas with Fuller Brushes. Evening appointments anytime. Let me estimate your brush needs. Phone 4893—Fuller, 125 So. Bush. Buy Your Willys 77 from H. G. "Hank" Blohm with VINSON'S 420 So. Los Angeles, Anaheim E. REQUARTH GENERAL AUTO REPAIR 128 W. Broadway—Phone 4218 HAROLD'S AUTO SERVICE AUTO ELECTRICIANS Willard Batteries and Delco Waterproof Mallory COIL AND IGNITION — 419 West Center — Phone 3503 Save Your Eyes Dr. C. Oliver Patterson Optometrist 109 So. Los Angeles Street Phone 3607—Anaheim STECHERT FLORISTE PHONE 3230 301 No. Emily St., Anaheim The LETTER BOX Fullerton, California, October 28th, 1935. I have read an article in the Los Angeles Times, the headlines of which read thus: "WATER FIGHT TRUCE FIXED. Opponents Given Week to Present Feasible Plan for Orange County." Dated Santa Ana, Oct. 26th. "Orange county" FOX ANAHEIM 229 W. Center Phone 3602 Sunday, Monday, Tuesday November 3-4-5 Sun. Continuous from 2 P.M. "ANNA KARENINA" Freddie Bartholomew Greta Garbo-Fredric March —AND— Admiral Byrd's Expedition into "LITTLE AMERICA" Wednesday Only Nov. 6th "HAPPINESS C. O. D." with Maude Eburne-Donald Meek Thursday, Friday, Saturday November 7-8-9 JOAN CRAWFORD in "I LIVE MY LIFE" —AND— KATHARINE HEPBURN in "ALICE ADAMS" ANAHEIM Theatre 132 W. Center Phone 4212 Friday, Saturday, Sunday November 1-2-3 Sun. Continuous from 2:30 "STORM OVER THE ANDES" with JOHNS-MANVILLE Roofing & Coatings None Better—Many Inferior PATTEN-BLINN 1133 Lincoln Phone 2319 ROOFING CONTRACTS Responsible Men BEST MATERIALS WOOD OR COMPOSITION Fully Insured Against Loss Through Accidents to Workmen — Phone 2271 For Free Information GIBBS LUMBER 417 So Los Angeles Street ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA STECHERT FLORISTE PHONE 3230 301 No. Emily St., Anaheim We Send Flowers By Wire BELMONT CAFE Now Open Under New Management COMPLETE CAFE SERVICE STEAK 50c DINNER 213 WEST CENTER STREET Electric Refrigerators FEARN ELECTRIC SHOP See our New Atwater-Kent Refrigerators — $149.50 up Easy Parking 273 E. Center — Phone 3111 LINCOLN FEED STORE ALFRED KROYMAN, Prop. SPERRY — ACE HI — TAYLORS MASH RABBIT FEED — HAY AND GRAIN Cor. Euclid and Lincoln Anaheim ANAHEIM THEATRE 132 W. Center Phone 4212 Friday, Saturday, Sunday November 1-2-3 Sun. Continuous from 2:30 "STORM OVER THE ANDES" with Jack Helt-Mona Barrie —AND— JOHN WAYNE in "THE NEW FRONTIER" General Admission 20c PHONE 2239 If no answer, call 3049 Arnold E. Howard Complete Automotive Maintenance Ask the Man We Serve 113 S. Palm St. Anaheim Wars may come and Wars may go, but We Continue To Servi 25c Mercha and Saturday and Su AL'S 213 East Center Anaheim ANAHEIM GAZETTE BE FEATURE HERE ARMISTICE DAY South Gate Girls Band which will be one of the attractions of the Armistice Day Parade in San Diego. It is managed by Merl E. Melvin and is the direction of Samuel E. Potter. The band is equipped with new uniforms and will be an attraction worth trailing miles to see and hear. Fullerton, California, October 28th, 1935. Ad an article in the Los Angeles Times, the headlines of this issue: "WATER FIGHT XED. Opponents Given Present Feasible Plan for water problem today was dumped into the lap of opponents of the flood control and water conservation plan." This article, I suppose, was written by a little coterie of men constituting themselves the 'Citizens Water Committee,' and they graciously state they have decided to suspend activity for one week to give the opposition and oppor- this county has been settled at least fifty years, perhaps seventy-five. Has any one ever known any very great financial loss or deaths from these terrible disastrous floods that we hear so much about? If we have stood the gulf along that line for all these intervening years can we not take chances awhile longer? Voters you who are opposed to loading have stated, I will ask them, or anyone else, to right. It is better to shirk ignorance then to remain in hence again, put me right. J. E. Missourians To Hold Reu water problem today was dumped into the lap of opponents of the flood control and water conservation plan." This article, I suppose, was written by a little coterie of men constituting themselves the "Citizens Water Committee," and they graciously state they have decided to suspend activity for one week to give the opposition and opportunity to present a substitute proposition, which must stand the test of a competent Engineer and an expert Economist and an up to date Politician. If no program meeting these qualifications is presented by November 1 the aforesaid Committee will proceed with plans to bring about a second election. It would appear this Committee has constituted itself as guardians of the opposing voters who are commanded or demanded to bring forth the above mentioned substitute proposition. I am quite sure I will voice the sentiment of the voters who are opposed to this bond issue when I say they do not consider themselves under any obligation to come forward with any excuse other than their objection to any further bonded debt. I think it was only about two years ago when we were asked to vote an issue of bonds for the purpose of dredging the Newport Beach harbor, promising that we would have all of the large passenger boats, big freighters all coming in there, thus constituting the greatest business imaginable—the grandest thing for all the ranchers of Orange county. If any of them are benefitted or ever will be please tell me when and how. The thing that dumfounds the writer the most is that many of the good people of Santa Ana, Orange, Anaheim, Fullerton and perhaps other towns, who have already voted a heavy bond issue in the Metropolitan District, from which they expect to get their domestic water, are now willing to vote another large bond issue on themselves when it does not benefit them in the least directly. The writer has always favored fairplay and straight shooting. Please tell me why the proponents of this bond issue do not state the full facts in the case. They leave the impression that if we will vote the $6,620,000 that the Government this county has been settled at least fifty years, perhaps seventy-five. Has any one ever known any very great financial loss or deaths from these terrible disastrous floods that we hear so much about? If we have stood the gulf along that line for all these intervening years can we not take chances awhile longer? Voters you who are opposed to loading us up with this big debt of $13,-195,000, and not just $6,620,000, go and vote. If I am wrong in anything I have stated, I will ask theponents, or anyone else, to right. It is better to sh ignorance then to remain hence again, put me right. Very truly. J. E. Missourians To Hold Retiree Every Missouriian is incite the wide open call to the annual fall Pienic Reunion u Saturday, Sunday November 1-2-3 continuous from 2:30 STORM OVER THE ANDES" with Holt-Mona Barrie AND— WIN WAYNE in "THE FRONTIER" Coral Admission 20c PHONE 2239 answer, call 3049 Id E. Howard Complete motive Maintenance the Man We Serve alm St. Anaheim in the Metropolitan District, from which they expect to get their domestic water, are now willing to vote another large bond issue on themselves when it does not benefit them in the least, directly. The writer has always favored fairplay and straight shooting. Please tell me why the proponents of this bond issue do not state the full facts in the case. They leave the impression that if we will vote the $6,620,000 that the Government will GIVE us $6,475,000. This is absolutely misleading. We are voting $13,195,000. Why not state that plainly to the people? The Government is not giving us anything. What they advance will have to be repaid the same as the $6,620,000. Further, if these cities which I have mentioned will get their water from the great Hoover (excuse me, I should have said Boulder) dam, will that not leave the water which they are now using, in the underground reservoir for the ranchers, thus relieving the present great shortage of water. Further, the proponents put great stress upon the flood control. If I understand correctly is may come and is may go, but Continue To Serve That Excellent Daily 25¢ Merchants' Lunch and that Saturday and Sunday Dinner 35¢ AL'S CAFE Rest Center Where Your Appetite Meets Its Equal GENUINE MOHAIR LIVING ROOM SUITES Davenport and Chair As low as ..... "$54.50 set" "All Higher Priced Suites Reduced Accordingly" "For That Extra Bed TWIN STUDIO CO —Makes full-size or 2 twin beds — with inner fully guaranteed construction — upholstered Regular $24.50 — $17.50 Sale Price Inner MAT —Built for Luxury Fine oil tempered bound and heath double sisal pa Felted Cotton. Sale Price $1 FOOTSTOOLS —Nice size — all upholstered tops with heavy wrought iron base— SALE PRICE 69c Anaheim F 236 West Center St. 4-H Club Heads To Meet Pomona The 4-H Club leaders of Orange and other Southern California counties have been invited to attend the annual autumn Inter-county Council meeting which the leaders of Los Angeles County have arranged for Tuesday evening, October 31st, starting with dinner at 7:00 P.M. in the Knights of Pythias Hall, Pomona. The business program following the Halloween dinner will be devoted to three phases of club work that interest the leaders at present: First, methods to be used in improving feature booth exhibits at the Tri-Counties Fair, with the discussion to be led by W. J. Norton, Specialist in Illustrative Materials, University of California. Secondly, arrangements will be made for the Great Western Livestock Show in Los Angeles, November 16 to 23. Finally, the program for the Leaders' Training School at Camp Baldy, November 22, 23, 24, will be developed. Among the entertainment features will be the presentation of the auspices of the Missouri State Society of Southern California. It will be held in Sycamore Grove Park, Los Angeles, all day, Saturday, November 9th, with basket dinners at noon. The program of song and oratory will be brief and will follow the dinner hour. It will be in charge of President S. A. Selecman who has arranged for county registers, hot coffee and silk souvenir badges and asks you to tell all friends. You can always see the Missouri registers at the office of the Fed. have stated, I will ask the proments, or anyone else, to put me right. It is better to show my norance then to remain ignorant, once again, put me right. Very truly. J. E. JONES. Missourians To Hold Reunion Every Missouri is included in the wide open call to the big annal fall Pienic Reunion under the will be held in Sycamore Grove Park, Los Angeles, all day, Saturday, November 9th, with basket dinners at noon. The program of song and oratory will be brief and will follow the dinner hour. It will be in charge of President S. A. Selecman who has arranged for county registers, hot coffee and silk souvenir badges and asks you to tell all friends. You can always see the Missouri registers at the office of the Federation of State Societies, Seaboard National Bank, Spring Street at 6th—MUtual 1981. Month-End Clearence NATIONAL LOW PRICES Breakfast SETS —5 piece Breakfast Set — Dropleaf Table and 4 chairs — finished ivory & green— natural & green —or natural and brown. 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Sale Price $11.75 Full size or Twin TILE TOP TABLES —Coffee Tables with colorful glazed Spanish Tile Tops—and hardwood base— SALE PRICE $1.95 No Down Payment 5 Years To Pay “See Us For Cheaper Electricity” BUCK’S GAS RANGE As Low As $6950 PAY AS LITTLE AS $150 PER MONTH YOUR OLD STOVE TAKEN IN TRADE Sim Furniture Store ater St. (Opposite Fox Theatre) ANAHEIM