anaheim-gazette 1936-02-13

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FULLERTON, CALIFORNIA SOUTH HIGHLAND AVE FEBRUARY 15th. 1936 $10.00 to person having the largest number of labels 5.00 to person having 2nd largest number of labels 4.00 to person having 3rd largest number of labels 3.00 to person having 4th largest number of labels 2.00 to person having 5th largest number of labels 1.00 to person having 6th largest number of labels These labels can be delivered on Feb. 15th to our plant office or office of the News Tribune. CALIFORNIA PEA PRODUCTS, Inc. FULLERTON, CALIFORNIA SOUTH HIGHLAND AVE. Gazette Want Ads For Results ONE OF THESE THINGS STARTS YOUR ALL-ELECTRIC AND ANY WILL SAVE WORK AND COST SO Cost No More to Buy Cost No More to Buy Or Operate Compare the purchase prices of electric ranges and water heaters with those using other fuel—on a quality for quality basis—and you'll find electric appliances cost no more to buy. Edison wholesale domestic rates—in effect the instant you install your range or water heater—make it possible to enjoy all the comforts and conveniences of electricity at no extra cost. BARGAIN OPPORTUNITY NOW Prices are now lower than ever before—terms may be arranged to suit the modest income. Start your All-Electric Kitchen—now—and take advantage of these present favorable prices and terms. CALIFORNIA'S Electrical Age HAS JUST BEEN UP SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY Electric Ranges — Water Heaters — Refrigerators and “See Us For Cheaper Electricity” ANAHEIM FURNITURE ST (Opposite Fox Theatre) 236 W. Center Street ANAHEIM GAZETTE Smitty Says RUMPHPHPJ . . etc. . . and I have a new title (the boss 'tell know it YET) It's sporting dor . . . yezzir . . Joe Elliott hoped me the other day and said Night Ball League . . he said something about national but I ask he meant Anaheim . . Anyway , he said that I could be writing editor for the Gazette, if wanted to, and I said all right so right away I asked him for bass . . and after a little humming and hawing . . he said no so then I asked the boss forense money to take in the cases and after a little humming hawing HE said no . . so now I am all fixed in that respect going to see my pal (?) Rudy Joe and ask him to see Rudy Rosen and see if I can get a older and a selected tree and I'll report all games in the league . . Course I underd that you have to go to night pool to understand night sports will arrange with my mentor Mel Gauer . . to open up a class in Fremont School to teach subject . . "How Best to reach a Night Ball Game fromree Top" . . wouldn't that be something . . and I think he'll do and then we'll open an art class Joe and his cohorts so they that is when I go in . . of course I don't want to come out on a pass . . say from the gateman to the street cleaner . . but anyway . . I have a new title. They tell me they are going to appoint a new commissioner of night baseball . . well I nominate Ted Kuchel . . don't know whether he knows anything about baseball . . but he used to be a good football player . . that is so I understand. Seems like the police force took my suggestion last week seriously and now they have asked for a donation from all you good readers . . if you have an old fountain pen that you're about to throw away . . call up the police station and Jim Pifer will dispatch Ross Sidebottom or Fay Barnett to get them . . they want 'em so they can practice holding a pen . . the principal objection raised by Cap Andrade and Patrolman Cheatum is that they get ink all over their fingers . . but they'll get over that. Speaking of Fay Barnett I could tell a funny bank story . . but then I won't . . and besides Jim Bouldin refused to break into the bank so that is that. The members of the fire department are wondering when I am going to mention them . . well they haven't done much to write about . . and when they are working they're usually all wet unless somebody puts the fire out before they get there. Seems to me I had something else to write about this week . but I can't seem to remember what it was . let's see now . umum- Landon Clubs Are Planned, So. Cal. Los Angeles, Feb. 13.—Organization of Landon-for-President clubs throughout Southern California for the purpose of advancing the cause of Governor Alf M. Landon of Kansas for President of the United States, was announced here today. Between this date and the primary, the clubs will be extended into all Southern California communities. The clubs are cooperating with the Republican League for Landon in Northern California. The southern organization is headed by Dr. George Hollenbeck of Los Angeles, with Kathleen Michael, formerly assistant director or state social service department, head of the women's division. ed Hargrove's petitions . . well your guess is as good as mine . you know there was an election . that is I think there was ... or was there? Church Society Buena Park Is Installing Joint installation of officers of the Buena Park Congregational Church Ladies' Aid and Missionary society is being held today, February 13, at the church. The two groups, who met together for a trial session in January have decided to adopt the plan. The Missionary society met immediately after a 12:30 covered dish lunch-eon and the Aid members conven- I'll report all games in the league... Course I underd that you have to go to night pool to understand night sports will arrange with my mentor Mel Gauer... to open up a s in Fremont School to teach subject... "How Best to ech a Night Ball Game from tree Top"... wouldn't that be ething... and I think he'll do and then we'll open an art class Joe and his cohorts so they draw some passes and then be when they aren't looking in sneak into the bleachers on less... and I don't care whether a forward or lateral pass... The members of the fire department are wondering when I am going to mention them... well they haven't done much to write about... and when they are working they're usually all wet unless somebody puts the fire out before they get there. Seems to me I had something else to write about this week... but I can't seem to remember what it was... let's see now... umumumumumumumum (that's business of thinking hard)... oh sure enough... a big number of people have been asking me this week what became of the other 700 who sign- SE THREE ELECTRIC KITCHEN AND ANY ONE OF THEM WILL SAVE A WOMAN WORK AND WORRY AND COST SO VERY LITTLE Installing Joint installation of officers of the Buena Park Congregational Church Ladies' Aid and Missionary society is being held today, February 13, at the church. The two groups, who met together for a trial session in January have decided to adopt the plan. The Missionary society met immediately after a 12:30 covered dish lunch-eon and the Aid members convened with the close of the Misisonary session. Missionary officers are Mrs. G. S. Davis, president; Mrs. R. D. Bacon, vice-president; and Mrs. J. W. Sanbury, secretary-treasurer. Committee members are Mrs. C. E. Reid and Mrs. Jesse Gill, program; Mrs. W. B. Shaw, devotional; Mrs. C. E. Crumrine, Brotherhood suppers; Mrs. E. A. Kinney, visiting; and Mrs. R. D. Bacon, thank offering. Assisting Mrs. J. F. Wagg as aid president for the new year will be Mrs. Fred Law, vice-president; Mrs. E. A. Kinney, treasurer; and Mrs. Justin Sophn, secretary. In charge of the various aid committees are Mrs. C. E. Reid, chaplain; Mrs. G. S. Davis, program; Mrs. E. P. Mann, house; Mrs. Fred Law, reception; Mrs. Arthur Byers, auditor; Mrs. L. H. Blose, visiting; Mrs. J. H. Spohn, cafeteria supper posters; Mrs. Eleanore Jones, press; and Mrs. C. R. Allin, decorations for church services. Mrs. R. W. Blose, Mrs. Arthur Byers, Mrs. George Cole, and Mrs. C. E. Crumrine were luncheon hostesses. 100 UNCALLED for Suits and Top Coats for Sale — Low as $2.50. Free fitting. Odd Coats, Pants, Hats, Dresses as low as 75c. SUN CLEANERS Ocean Ave., & Locust, LONG BEACH FOX ANAHEIM 220 W. 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