anaheim-gazette 1936-03-12

ROMONA PAGEANT INCREASES CAST FOR 1936 PRODUCTION The Ramona Pageant which is scheduled for its thirteenth annual presentation on the afternoons of Saturday and Sunday, April 18 and 19, April 25 and 26, and May 2 and 3, will employ a greatly augmented cast. In addition to the professional actors necessary for the interpretation of the most important parts and the roster of Hemet and San Jacinto players, fifty additional Indians from nearby reservations will round out a company of 250. The pageant, as in former years, will be presented in the Ramona Bowl, a natural amphitheatre just outside the city limits of Hemet. BLOOD TESTED Baby Chicks, day old and started. Red, austrawhite, leghorns. Marah daisies and turkey poults. Feeding and brooding equipment. Mang’s Hatchery Phone Anaheim 2690 North Euclid Ave. NEW AUTO LOT IN FULLERTON Sid McGraw, Buick dealer for Northern Orange County is announcing the opening of his new used car lot in Fullerton. The location at the corner of So Spadra and Maple street. “We are offering only the in used cars. We positively vote for our cars and sell at reasonable prices,” stated McGraw in making the announcement. “We have exceptionally large selection real-buys at the present time,” concluded. SMITTY INTERVIEW Telephone Confair DRIVE FOR MEMBER Br-r-r-ring (business of telephone ringing) Answer) . . . Hello . . . this is the wrong number! I don't care . . . is Ak there (is not furrier . . . he's Ha Akerman membership chairm of Anaheim post, American region.) O, sure this is . . . I'm here that is . . say who the heck you want? I want Ak. . . . Weil, who is it want's him . . . Me. O, that's different well he'll here in a minute maybe . . . GAS RANGES - ELECTROLUX - ROCK GAS WATER HEATERS - HEATING TELEPHONES: ON HIGHWAY 101 GAS RANGES - ELECTROLUX - ROCK GAS WATER HEATERS - HEATING TELEPHONES: ANAHEIM 4107 —and— FULLERTON 456 HARRY I. HORN LIQUID FUELS APPLIANCES ON HIGHWAY 101 Between ANAHEIM AND FULLERTON GOOD COOKS AGREE- MODERN GAS RANGES COOK BEST! Cost less to buy—less to operate They bring you every important mechanical improvement of cooking science —non-clogging top burners —scientific oven ventilation —automatic clock-control —temperature regulators Cost less to buy—less to operate They bring you every important mechanical improvement of cooking science —non-clogging top burners —scientific oven ventilation —automatic clock-control —temperature regulators —fuel-saving insulation —adjustable radiant broilers Through arrangements made by your gas company— TERMS AS LOW AS $1.50 A MONTH Liberal trade-in allowance. Look for this Blue Star Seal of Approval. FOR MODERN USES Natural Gas -lowest in cost of all practical fuels SOUTHERN COUNTIES GAS COMPANY "BUCK'S" GAS RANGES "CROWN" Automatic Water Heaters ANAHEIM FURNITURE STORE (Opposite Fox Theatre) 236 W. Center Street ANAHEIM BITTY INTERVIEWS AK ON LEGION Telephone Confab Gives Drive Details LIVE FOR MEMBERSHIP FOR POST here I am... I thought you were someone else... and... by the way who is this speaking...? Why me of course... O... I give up, whaddayu-want? Understand the Legion is going to... or maybe I should say is... making a drive for membership... I would like to know just what kinduva machine you're going to use and if it's a gas buggy or just gas or just buggy er what... Yeah, neither. Then it must be a horse... o well, we'll just skip that. What's the object of a drive without any reason... or is there a reason? Sure there's reason... we want 40 more members. How many, you got now? We lack just 40 of having enough! That makes it simple... Makes what simple? The whole committee... Say what is this inquisition anyway? Just a minute til I look up that word inquisition and I'll maybe be able to tell you... (slight delay and then)... This is no inquisition Ak, it's just an interview for publication... course I don't believe it will ever reach its final stage... but as long as you say you want 40 more members... well maybe it might reach Gas Discount Arrangements Is Broadened Here Application of the recently announced discount on gas bills has been broadened so that it will now apply to a much larger number of customers of Southern Counties Gas Company who use natural gas as the principal fuel for cooking, water heating and house heating, according to an announcement by Fred G. Merker, district manager for the gas company. The announcement was made following the filing of the new schedule with the California Railroad Commission. The rates also apply to the customers of the Los Angeles Gas and Electric Corporation and Southern California Gas Company. "The discount is now extended," said Merker, "to those customers using non-automatic gas water heaters, and the room and building heating requirements have been liberalized so that only one piece of gas heating equipment is necessary if it provides the principal heating. "This discount as recently announced," Merker continued, "provides 15 percent off on that portion between $2 and $25 of each monthly gas bill. It is now available, upon application, to all customers whose use of natural gas conforms to the following: 1. Principal cooking requirements supplied by a gas range or stove with built-in oven regardless of number of top burners. 2. Principal water heating requirements supplied by one or..." The whole committee... Say what is this inquisition anyway? Just a minute til I look up that word inquisition and I'll maybe be able to tell you... (slight delay and then) ... This is no inquisition Ak, it's just an interview for publication... course I don't believe it will ever reach its final stage... but as long as you say you want 40 more members... well maybe it might reach print... however... I might suggest that you get a hold of a communist organizer and then you'll be all fixed for a drive... just what kinduva drive... well your guess is as good as mine... and then I might suggest that you put the membership board up in Fritz Yungbluth's window so the people may know... I have already... Oh. Well then what are you waiting for? Forty more members. Is that all? Ain't that enough? Well, maybe. But by the way who is this speaking? Well, it might be Harry Akerman... but it ain't... it's Jim Bouldin at the police station... and who are you? Well, it might be Mayor Chariey Mann... but it ain't... it's only ME... gooby. New Finance Office To Open Anaheim Formal opening next Monday of the Motor Finance Company at 245 W. Center St., Anaheim, has been announced by C. W. Queale, manager of the new office. Auto loans to individuals, or refinancing of present contracts to cut down present payments will be featured. Loans from $50 to $500 may be obtained without co-signers whether the automobile is paid for or not, it is said. The company allows as long as 18 months to pay back the loan. The opening of the Motor Fin- FOR SALE 548-EGG INCUBATOR ICE BOXES LAWN MOWERS We Buy. Sell and Trade Anaheim Bargain House H. A. DOTY, Prop. 224 S. Lemon Phone 2305 FOX ANAHEIM 229 W. Center Phone 8602 Sun. Mon. Tues., Mar. 15-16-17 Sun. Continuous from 2 P.M. CHARLIE CHAPLAIN Be Modern SEND IT TO THE Sanitary Laundry A.W. CLEAVER K.M. CLEAVER "Who can afford to be without laundry service when there are so many excellent services available in modern laundries? I use Dry Wash and find it to be far more satisfactory and economical than any kind of home washing." Mrs. B. T. Glasscock. IVORY SOAP ANNAHEIM Phone 4503 Fullerton 826 Our Driver Will Refund Price of Call When Bundle Is Delivered FOX ANAHEIM 229 W. Center Phone 8602 Sun. Mon. Tues., Mar. 15-16-17 Sun. Continuous from 2 P.M. CHARLIE CHAPLAIN in "MODERN TIMES" —AND— "TOUGH GUY" with Jackle Cooper-Rin Tin Tin Jr. Wed. - Thurs. - Fri. - Sat. March 18-19-20-21 Saturday Matinee at 2 THE DIONNE QUINTUPLETS in "The COUNTRY DOCTOR" —AND— "The PREVIEW MURDER MYSTERY" with Reginald Denny-Frances Drake ANAHEIM Theatre 182 W. Center Phone 4218 Fri., Sat., Sun., Mar. 13-14-15 Sun. Continuous from 2:30 "TWO IN THE DARK" with Walter Abel-Margaret Grahame —and "The CATTLE THIEF" with Ken-Maynard-Geneva Mitchell Anaheim, Calif., March 12, 1938 ALPHA BETA FOOD MARKET THE BEST FOR LESS WEST CENTER AT PALM EAST CENTER AT EMILY SOLID POUNDS (Second) BUTTER ... lb. 33½¢ GOLDEN WEST OLEO ... 2 lbs. for 23¢ EGGS, Large extras, locals ... doz. 19¢ DIXIE DOG FOOD ... 6 for 25¢ MASTERPIECE, No. 2½ ... 10c SPINACH ... doz. $1.10 WHEAT OR WHITE BREAD (16 oz. loaf) 5¢ ... (24 oz. loaf) 7¢ 25c JUMBO PACKAGE POTATO CHIPS ... 15¢ Wel-Pac Broken Bits, No. 2 can ... 10c PINEAPPLE ... doz. $1.15 BROOKFIELD (Finest Made) MAYONNAISE gallon $1.00 (Jar deposit) 25c JUMBO PACKAGE POTATO CHIPS ... 15¢ Wel-Pac Broken Bits, No. 2 can ..... 10c PINEAPPLE ... doz. $1.15 BROOKFIELD (Finest Made) MAYONNAISE gallon $1.00 (Jar deposit) A. B. C. Guaranteed quality FLOUR, 24½ lb. 83¢ SANDWICH SPREAD or Salad Dressing ... qt. 25¢ Ginger Ale, Lime Rickey Root Beer 22 oz. bottles 2 for 15¢ (Bottle deposit) Chicken Legs (Mock) each 5¢ Lamb Shoulders lb. 18¢ Lamb Steaks - lb. 27¢ Beef Roast Alpha Beta Roller Stamp lb. 20¢ Weiners & Coneys lb. 20¢ (KRAUT ..... lb. 5¢) Beef Roast Roller Stamp lb. 20c Weiners & Coneys lb. 20c (KRAUT lb. 5c) FANCY, GREEN ARTICHOKES ... 5 for 10¢ FANCY, SOLID RIPE BANANAS ... 4 lbs. 17¢ FANCY, SUGAR PEAS ... 4 lbs. 17¢ FANCY SWEET VALLEY GRAPEFRUIT ... each 1¢ FANCY WINESAP or ROMAN BEAUTY APPLES ... 9 lbs. 25¢ —We reserve the right to limit—