anaheim-gazette 1936-03-26

ELECTRIC RANGES — REFRIGERATORS — WATER HEATERS — WASHING MACHINES “See Us For Cheaper Electricity” ANAHEIM FURNITURE STORE (opposite Fox Theatre) 236 W. Center St. Phone 2500 Anaheim Benefit Skating Party Planned For Monday Scheduled for Monday evening at the Long Beach skating club, a benefit party will be sponsored by the Girl Reserves according to decision made at the group meeting Tuesday night at the byterian church. Time for the fair has been set from 4 until o'clock. Funds from the event will be used for remodeling on the Y. M. C. A. building. Prizes for the evening will include an award to the oldest ple skating on the floor and merchandise award to the girl selling the greatest number of tickets. The girls also plan to attend annual college night entertainment scheduled for May 30 at city park. Following business session the younger and older section program was presented by latter group featuring a “Here Comes the British” wrestling including Katherine C. Peggy Ackerman, Margaret Erer, Lorraine Black, Vi Siems, and Doris Stanford. Y. L. I. Plans for Easter Ball At Meeting Future activities of the Y. of St. Boniface parish in plans for the annual Easter day ball on April 13. The event will be held at the Elks house. Preliminary plans for event were made at grouping Tuesday evening at St. JUST ONE BILL...BUT IT PAYS FOR ALL THESE THINGS When you make out a check for your monthly supply of electricity, you are paying for much more than a certain number of kilowatt hours. You are really paying wages to a willing, strong and dependable servant—who works for you 365 days and nights a year. To enjoy the greatest amount of convenience and comfort from electricity at the least cost—install an All-Electric Kitchen. It will make possible a new freedom—add many hours of happy leisure to your day. And, too, when you install an electric range or water heater, your electrical service rate is reduced materially for all the appliances in your home. 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LEAVE ANAHEIM DAILY Northbound 11:21 a.m. 5:38 p.m. 9:36 p.m. 11:31 p.m. Southbound 7:18 a.m. 9:58 a.m. 12:03 p.m. 3:28 p.m. 5:58 p.m. DEPOT — 217 South Los Angeles Street Phone Anaheim 3404 Gazette Want Ads For Results Benefit Skating Party Planned For Monday Scheduled for Monday evening the Long Beach skating rink, Benefit party will be sponsored the Girl Reserves according to vision made at the group meet-Tuesday night at the Presi-rian church. Time for the af-fair has been set from 4 until 11 a.m. Funds from the event be used for remodeling work on Y. M. C. A. building. Zizes for the evening will in-come an award to the oldest cou-skating on the floor and a chandise award to the boy girl selling the greatest num- of tickets. The girls also plan to attend the usual college night entertain-ment scheduled for May 30 at the park. Following business session of younger and older sections, a tram was presented by the tran group featuring a skirt, one Comes the British" with including Katherine Collins, Joy Ackerman, Margaret Gau-Lorraine Black, Virginia Ians, and Doris Stanford. L. I. Plans for Easter Ball Meeting Future activities of the Y. L. I. St. Boniface parish include events for the annual Easter Mon-ball on April 13. The affair be held at the Elks clubse. Preliminary plans for the event were made at group meet-Tuesday evening at St Boni- Irrigation For Walnuts Advised At This Season Examinations made in the past week, particularly in orchards where cover crops have been applied since last fall, reveal the soil to be dry, according to Farm Advisor Harold E. Wahlberg. Concerning cultural operations which are timely for this season, Wahlberg pointed out that turning under cover crops and supplying moisture deficiencies are the two outstanding important things which should be done now. Cover crops were described as pulling water out of the ground rapidly. In some instances, drying out has been so complete in the first foot that discing under the cover crop will be difficult because of hard ground. If such cover crop growth has developed rainfall only, without supplemental irrigation, the orchard soil does not contain enough water for the next couple of months, the Farm Advisor stated, adding that there were too many orchards which had not been irrigated following the harvest. Reduced incomes requiring economy and optimistic expectation of copious rains are the reasons for this situation, he pointed out. The results on this year's crop will be small sizes and, if permitted to continue, will affect the quality of the kernel. This irrigation and cultivation advice should not be limited to walnut ordchards, but is applicable to deciduous fruit orchards, vineyards, and berry plantings, as well, it was pointed out. In the latter two instances, the situation is not so critical because fewer cover crops are grown in con- ORANGE CO. MEN ATTEND CONFERENCE Walter Pollard, Tustin, and Farm Advisor Harold E. Wahlberg will represent agricultural interests of Orange County at the state-wide conference at Berkeley next Monday and Tuesday to consider the new Soil Conservation and Domestic Allotment program recently enacted by Congress. The conference is called by Secretary of Agriculture Wallace to advise state farm leaders regarding the stabilizing intents of the new farm program and offer instructions for carrying the program into the districts of the state. In early April several community meetings will be held in Orange County to familiarize local farmers with details of the new farm adjustment plan. The act will be administered in Orange County by a county committee, according to Wahlberg. This committee will be elected by the district group meetings when called in April. California is included in the Western Division of the new regional administrative set-up. The Western Division, in charge of Director George E. Farrell, also includes North Dakota, Kansas, Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, New Mexico, Arizona, Utah, Nevada, Idaho, Oregon and Washington. The work of the four former commodity divisions of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration now liquidating the production adjustment programs will be part of the duties of the new regional divisions. A state committee will be established in each state with three to five members, the majority of whom will be pro- Musical Program Planned at Frances La Rue Sommeheim organist, will assist of the Christian and Alliance church of Sarat presenting the Musical hour program Sunday March 29 at Melrose Abbord M. Hicks will directogram. Numbers will be mu-ning, Violin and organ and anthems by the twenty members. Re-Hicks, will use the to-changing Christ" as tha his sermonette. The general public is attendent the musical me-m programs which open a- GROUNDHOO All we know about tha hog is that if he doesn't after the third of Novem- he's a darned fool—Heraid. Nerves" NERVES" Nerves" After more than thr- of suffering from a ne- Fester Ball Meeting Future activities of the Y. L. I. St. Boniface parish include its for the annual Easter Monkball on April 13. The affair will be held at the Elks clubhouse. Preliminary plans for the event were made at group meet-Tuesday evening at St. Boni-hall. Miss Mary Ellen Chambers Miss Irene Haverty announced practice sessions of the newly reorganized drill team. A sort was made by Mrs. Mackee of the card party held at St. Patrick's day. Proceeds will be used for social service for fortunate families of Anaheim. A district conference has been scheduled for May 2 and 3 at the Bonado hotel in San Diego. Theheim institute will be well presented at the meeting. Initiation service was postponed until April 21 at which the grand president is exiled as a guest. A covered supper preceded the meeting. Elena Kramer and Mrs. Harland were hostesses at social hour before the dinner. Don't Guess But Know Whether the "Pain" Remedy You Use is SAFE? Don't Entrust Your Own or Your Family's Well - Being to Unknown Preparations The person to ask whether the preparation you or your family is taking for the relief of headaches SAFE to use regularly is your family doctor. Ask him particularly carefully. Contract Award For Manchester Road Planned The first week in June has been set as the time for the warding of the contract for the construction of Manchester boulevard through the Anaheim city limits together with the contract for the widening of Manchester between Lincoln boulevard and Norwalk, according to City Engineer E. P. Hapgood. Ralph D. Kinsey is resident engineer on the project. Papers approving the construction have been sent to the Bureau of Public Roads at Washington, D.C. for study. Federal finances will be added to the gas tax money of the state in financing the project. Plans include a 30 foot pavement and 30 foot oiled shoulders in Anaheim territory. An 80 foot right of way from Lincoln to Walnut has been obtained. Curbings, 74 feet apart will extend this distance. The railroad right of way New Mexico, Arizona, Utah, Nevada, Idaho, Oregon and Washington. The work of the four former commodity divisions of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration now liquidating the production adjustment programs will be part of the duties of the new regional divisions. A state committee will be established in each state with three to five members, the majority of whom will be producers. In his message to the farm leaders who attended the regional conference on the Soil Conservation and Domestic Allotment Act held recently at Calt Lake, the Secretary of Agriculture pointed out that the national goal of the tentative program for 1936 calls for shifting 30 million acres now in soil-depleting crops into self-conserving or soil-building crops, and that the proposed administrative democratic in the field would be democratic in principle and procedure, built around county associations of farmers, represented by county and community committees. LEND AN EAR, MR. CONGRESSMAN Japan is flooding this country, with many articles of a high grade, but produced by slave labor, which come in direct competition to the same goods made here. That foreign stuff comes in free of duty in great part. The result is the American producer goes out of business. Put a tariff on those foreign goods and give the home man a chance! NEW AND USED FURNITURE J. L. GATES CUT RATE FURNITURE 136 W. 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Bayer Aspirin NOTHING RELIEVES YOUR RHEUMATISM Church's Tablets MUST or Your Money Back If you CAN'T FAIL to relieve the pain of Sciatica, Neuritis, Lumbago or Muscular rheumatism. The prescription for French Newline tablets is a great Scientist's secret dietary like nothing else you ever heard of! No matter, we marcotics, absolutely harmless. On MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE, send only one dollar or money order (we pay postage) to H.FRENCH CO., World Bldg., New York, N.Y. Papers approving the construction have been sent to the Bureau of Public Roads at Washington, D.C. for study. Federal finances will be added to the gas tax money of the state in financing the project. Plans include a 30 foot pavement and 30 foot oiled shoulders in Anaheim territory. An 80 foot right of way from Lincoln to Walnut has been obtained. Curbings, 74 feet apart will extend this distance. The railroad right of way of 100 feet is used south of Walnut to Vermont. Plans do not include the immediate addition of curbings there. The 20 foot road from Lincoln to Norwalk will be widened to a three lane pavement with funds obtained from the administrators in addition to government money. Included in the specifications of the contract, which officials desire be let to one person for greater economy, will be a project for widening the pavement of Lincoln boulevard, a secondary state highway from the point east of Manchester where the city's 72 foot pavement narrows to the west end of the city limits at the Southern Pacific tracks. A portion of this territory is in the city and a part in the county as Manchester marks the end of the city limits on the north of Lincoln but extends to the tracks on the south of Lincoln. A 72 foot pavement is planned for the distance west of the tracks. TAKING UP THE SLACK If a farmer sent his gggs to market in a two horse spring wagon, and the driver let the nags run away and the eggs got scrambled the farmer would get a new driver. The same applies to any nine of endeavor and even a national government. Another election is coming soon. Musical Program Planned at Abbey Frances La Rue Sommer, Anaheim organist, will assist the choir of the Christian and Missionary Alliance church of Santa Ana in presenting the Musical Memory hour program Sunday afternoon, March 29 at Melrose Abbey. Gaylord M. Hicks will direct the program. Numbers will be musical reading, Violin and organ selections, and anthems by the choir of twenty members. Rev. C. D. Hicks, will use the topic, "Unchanging Christ!" as the theme of his sermonette. The general public is invited to attend the musical memory hour programs which open at 3 o'clock. GROUNDHOG All we know about the groundhog is that if he doesn't sleep until after the third of November next he's a darned fool.—Manchester Herald. "Nerves" "NERVES" "Nerves" Dr. Miles NERVINE "Did the work" says Miss Glivar WHY DON'T YOU TRY IT? After more than three months of suffering from a nervous alliance, Miss Glivar used Dr. Miles Pioneer Observes Natal Day FULLERTON, Mar. 26—George Amerige, co-founder of Fullerton with his brother, the late Ed Amerige celebrated his 81st birthday anniversary Sunday. The city was founded 49 years ago and Amerige, who lives at Spadra and Commonwealth avenue in the Amerige building, is still actively interested in the development of the town. Commemorating the 49th anniversary of Fullerton, the annual Valencia Orange festival has been planned for May of this year with a three day program. The town was founded May 14, 1887. Commerce Body Plans Election With W. C. Jerome of Santa Ana, district supervisor as speaker, a meeting of the associated chambers of commerce of Orange county will be held Tuesday night at the Green Cat cafe in Santa Ana. Jerome will discuss "Taxation." An entertainment program will be given by the Santa Ana chamber of commerce. New officers will be elected and annual reports of the associated chamber committees given. George Kellogg of Yorba Linda is the retiring president. IT'S THE DOBBS NEW YORKER Dr. Miles NERVINE "Did the work" says Miss Glivar WHY DON'T YOU TRY IT? After more than three months of suffering from a nervous ailment, Miss Glivar used Dr. Miles Nervine which gave her such splendid results that she wrote us an enthusiastic letter. If you suffer from "Nerves." If you lie awake, nights, start at sudden noises, tire easily, are cranky, blue and fidgety, your nerves are probably out of order. Quiet and relax them with the same medicine that "did the work" for this Colorado girl. 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