anaheim-gazette 1936-07-30

PAGE EIGHT A NEW NAME A NEW SERVICE Santa Fe Trailways, formerly Santa Fe Trail System, in coordination with Santa Fe Ry., offers not only a new name, but a new service that is more than just bus transportation. Roomy, lavatory equipped buses; Harvey Hotel rest stops; fast schedules; three full Harvey meals as low as $1 a day; low fares everywhere, Chicago for example, $29.50. GRAND CANYON ROUTE! 306 N. Main St. — Phone 2818 Santa Ana or any Santa Fe Railway Agent Mrs. Paul Tedrick Hostess for Re-Union Group As a special welcome to her sister-in-law, Mrs. Stanley Peterson of Honolulu, Mrs. Paul Tedrick entertained with an informal luncheon at her home on North Clementine last Friday. Mrs. Peterson, and daughter, Karen Anne, plan to spend the rest of the summer in Anaheim. Many of the guests were schoolmates in Anaheim high school and since have traveled to different parts of the world. After the delightful luncheon, served at one table appointed in blue and further beautified with a bouquet of delphinium and phlox, the guests enjoyed a spirit of "remember when," recalling incidents of their early lives and exchanging facts. FREE SHAVINGS FREE GIBBS LUMBER 417 So. Los Angeles St. of their more recent adventures. Invited to the lunheon were Reverend and Mrs. Coe R. Weiman of Puerto Rico, Lt. and M.Dale O. Quarton and their band Sally Anne, of Panama; Mr. and Mrs. James Sutherland, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weisel and Fred Weel, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. William Wellman and Mrs. George Tuckrick of Anaheim. Mrs. Erick Winger Surprise Guest On Birthday Plans for a quiet evening with her husband and another couple were somewhat changed for Mrs. Erick Winger an evening week end on the occasion of her birthday. Members of the Minnesota study club and their hands surprised Mrs. Win when they met for an informal supper and social event at the city park. Two beautifully decorated birthday cakes were presented the surprised honoree, and served with ice cream after supper. Those present included best Mr. and Mrs. Winger, Mr. Mrs. P. C. Huddleston and Rex; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Law, and Mrs. Herman Remland, and Mrs. William Ramm, Mr. Mrs. Bill Kennedy and son Jr., Mr. and Mrs. W. W. DucMr. and Mrs. A. T. Wilson, and Mrs. J. Stirton, Mr. and Dean Marschall, Mrs. Geo.Mer and sons, Howard and LeMrs. Ben Hein, Mrs. S. M.Bson, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur HanMr. and Mrs. Henry Cordes where, Chicago for example, $29.50. GRAND CANYON ROUTE! 306 N. Main St. — Phone 2818 Santa Ana or any Santa Fe Railway Agent THE SANTA FE TRAILWAYS FREE GIBBS LUMBER 417 So. Los Angeles St. Phone: 2271 ANAHEIM, CAL. YOU SAVE UP TO FIFTY DOLLARS WHEN YOU PURCHASE A Stewart-Warner ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR YOU SAVE 25% on Groceries If your food bill amounts to $40 per month — you can actually save $10.00 with a Stewart-Warner. Let Us Prove It THE SAVINGS GET 1/3 MORE FRONT SHELF SPACE AND SAVE $25 TO $50! AMAZING NEW SAV-A-STEP MAKES STEWART-WARNER ROOMIER, EASIER TO USE, CHEAPER TO RUN! Let Us Prove It THE SAVINGS To be realized from owning a Stewart-Warner will more than pay for it in just a few months. AND will continue to save you money and protect your health for many years. We Can Prove It BUY NOW Your family is entitled to the convenience of the Best in Mechanical Refrigeration to be had from owning a Stewart-Warner. See us today H. R. Fox & Co. 112 N. Olive, Anaheim 1100 Grand, Buena Park Chispa Chapter Members Enjoy Bridge With Worthy Matron and Worthy Patron Jessie and Ralph Seward presiding at the regular meeting of Chispa chapter, Order of Eastern Star Tuesday evening in the Masonic Temple, announcement was made regarding the next meeting on August 11. At that time officers of other Orange county chapters will act as guest officers and the committees in charge are planning an extensive program for this courtesy night. This afternoon Mrs. Vincent Bruce is hostess to the officers of the chapter at a pot-luck lunchon, in the garden of her South Lemon street home. Games of bridge and "500" were played after the meeting, with Mrs. Vera Baum winning the cut for high score. Confectionery delicacies were served at the tables in lieu of the usual evening refreshments, as the dining hall is being redecorated. Supervising the work, M. W. Martinet states that he hopes to have the hall finished early next week. On the committee with Mr. Martinet—an Clyde Webb, a member of the Masonic oldge, who is doing decorating, E. Zitsman and E. R. Deering. The walls are being done in ivory, the floors are being re-finished and waxed, and new shades and cretonne curtains have been purchased for the windows. Y. L. I. Members Fete Convention Delegates Y. L. I. Members Fete Convention Delegates An informal Dutch-treat buffet supper and evening of bridge was planned as a tribute to Miss Mary Ellen Chambers and Mrs. Adelaide McBride who were delegates of the Anaheim chapter of the Young Ladies Institute at the grand convention held in Los Angeles last week. Mrs. Mary Kirsch and Miss Beryl Kennedy were co-hostesses at the former's home on Ball road Tuesday evening. The dining table was beautifully laid, with an informal French bouquet as the centerpiece. Lovely gifts of toilet articles and a leather scrap book were presented to the guests of honor. For the bridge scores Miss Estelle Bastian and Mrs. Marie O'Neill received handsome awards. Among those present were the Mesdames Viola Jarvis, Theresa Bustamente, Agnes Heeter, Marie O'Neill, Opal Rimpau and the Misses Frances Backs, Irene Haverty, Nell Robertson, Marjorie Erickson, Marie Robertson, Elizabeth Queyrel, Eleanor Fotechman, Helen Leikhus, and Lucille Kopso. Miss Norma Brastad has as her house guest her cousin, Miss Agnes Newhouse of Minneapolis, who will spend the balance of the summer here. They are spending the latter part of this week at Catalina Island. FOX ANAHEIM 220 W. Center Phone 3602 Sun., Mon., Tues., Aug. 2-3-4 BARBARA STANWYCK in "THE BRIDE WALKS OUT" FOX ANAHEIM 220 W. Center Phone 3602 Sun., Mon., Tues., Aug. 2-3-4 BARBARA STANWYCK in "THE BRIDE WALKS OUT" with Gene Raymond-Robert Young —AND— "We WENT TO COLLEGE" Charles Butterworth Hugh Herbert - Una Merkel Wed - Thurs. - Fri. - Sat. Matinee Saturday at 2 P.M. JOE E. BROWN in "EARTHWORM TRACTORS" with June Travis - Guy Kibbee AND "HIGH TENSION" Brian Donlevy Glenda Farrell-Norman Foster ANAHEIM Theatre 132 W. Center Phone 4212 Fri., Sat., Sun., July 31 Aug. 1-2 Sunday Continuous from 2:30 JOHN WAYNE in "WINDS OF THE WASTELAND" — AND — "PAROLE" with Henry Hunter-Ann Preston SUDS 'N SUDS GRANULATED SOAP 3 24 oz. pligs. 30 c and 1 for 6 lbs. granulated soap, 31c ARROVKEAD TOILET TISSUE 6 rolls for 24 and 1 for 1000-clot rolls, 7 for 25c LARGE 25c SIZE TRIXO TRY IT 25 c and 1 for For cleaning, cic., 2 for 26c ALDERS OLIVE MINCE flat can 9 c and sliced Olive mince & sliced olives, both 10c PARADISE-8 oz. PEARS 4 for 30 c and 1 for All 5 cans for only 31c BLACKBERRIES-8 oz. DIA. A 2 for 19 c and 1 for A quality fruit, 3 for 20c STRAWBERRIES-8 oz. DIA. A 4 for 40 c and 1 for Berries of quality, 5 cans 41c FREE GIFT 30 c can of JOHNSON'S AUTO WAX with 1 pint JOHNSON'S CLEANER only 59c 2-oz. Bottle Olive oil 3 for 27 c and 1 for 4 bottles for 28c HOLLY Cleanser 6 for 20 c and 1 for or 7 for 21c ALPHA BETA FOOD MARKET THE BEST FOR LESS OWNED AND OPERATED BY THOSE WHO SERVE YOU A SALE YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS!!—HURRY!! FRIDAY and SATURDAY, JULY 31st and AUGUST 1st lb. 25¢ SHORTENING 2 lbs. 25¢ lb. 20¢ Pure Lard 2 lbs. 29¢ lb. 28¢ Pot Roast lb. 15¢ ce lb. 30£ Pork Steaks lb. 30£ lb. 20¢ Rabbits, Chickens lb. 30£ real fancy white rose 10 lbs. 17¢ — per sack $1.55 od Eating or Cooking 8 lbs. 25¢ Onions 7 lbs. 10¢ SPANISH SWEET 3 lbs. 10¢ FANCY SWEET SEEDLESS Grapes 4 lbs. 10¢ Fancy Elberta Freestone 5 lbs. 15¢ Food Eating or Cooking 8 lbs. 25¢ 3 lbs. 10¢ Onions SPANISH SWEET FANCY SWEET SEEDLESS Grapes 4 lbs. 10¢ Fancy Elberta Freestone 5 lbs. 15¢ 1-lb. Cello pkg. MARSMALLOWS 10¢ Reg. 22c Large Jar Silver Polish 12¢ Kool-Aid 6 pkgs. 25¢ For Salads—½ size cans TUNA 10¢ Broken Slices—No. 2½ can PINEAPPLE 14¼¢ Johnson's — Reg. 25c Furniture Polish Pint 10¢ small cans 10¢ and 1 for all cans, all for 11¢ PINEAPPLE—CRUSHED OR TIDBITS 6 8-oz. cans 39¢ and 1 for 7 cans, your choice, all for 40¢ CLEAN PACK PEAS 6 No.2 cans 69¢ and 1 for Yes 7 cans of peas for 70¢ 3 SISTER SLICED BEETS 5 No.2 cans 50¢ and 1 for 6 cans sliced beets for 51¢ GOLDEN CANTAM CORN 6 No.2’s 69¢ and 1 for Stock up now, 7 can for 70¢ PARAMOUNT KRAUT 6 No.2½ cans 50¢ and 1 for Eastern sauerkraut, 7 for 51¢ MARIPOSA PEACHES 6 No.1 fell 50¢ and 1 for Try a few of these, 7 cans 51¢ MASTERPIECE—EX. LARGE OLIVES 4 fell 9-oz. cans 1 for Lock! All 5 cans 51¢ DEVILED CANNED MEAT 3¼’s cans 10¢ and 1 for All 4 cans for only 11¢ KING OSCAR—KIPPERED SNACKS 4¼’s cans 20¢ and 1 for Snacks for appetizer, 5 for 21¢ NOON VEGETABLE SALAD 6 No.1 cans 50¢ and 1 for Salad Time, Stock up, 7 for 51¢ GIBBIS PORK & BEANS 5 No.2½ cans 50¢ and 1 for A lot for the money, 6 cans 51¢ LIBBY'S APPLE BUTTER 5 No.1 cans 50£ and 1 for 6 cans for only 51¢ GIBBIS ASSORTED SOUPS 4 10-oz. cans 20£ and 1 for Your choice, 5 cans 21¢ MAPPY-VALE—DILL PICKLES 2 picnic cans 15£ and 1 for Dill pickles for a change, 3 cans 16£ BOLIVAR-LARGE OLIVES 4 buf. 34£ and 1£ AATED 24-oz. 30¢ and 1 for 1¢ dried soap, 31c HAPPY-VALE—DILL PICKLES 2 picnic cans 15¢ and 1 for 1¢ Dill pickles for a change, 3 cans 16c BOLIVAR—LARGE OLIVES 4 buf. 34¢ and 1 for Large, 5 cans 35c K C B MINCED CLAMS 4 ½' s cans 40¢ and 1 for They are minced, 5 for 41c ASPARACUS—DINNER DATE 5 No.2 cans 95¢ and 1 for Asparagus, 6 cans 96c ASPARAGUS CRESCENT 4 for 44¢ and 1 for Asparagus, 5 cans 45c HERE ARE A FEW OF OUR WEEK-END SPECIALS! SUGAR 10 lbs. cans paper bag 48¢ CRISCO 3-lb. can 49¢ BREAD 1½-lb. loaf 8¢ 1-lb. loaf 6¢ BUTTER SOLID 2d quality, lb. 37¢ HOME FOLK—RED BEANS 4 No.2½ cans 40¢ and 1 for Another good buy, 5 cans 41c Jell-a-teen6 pkgs. 25¢ and 1 for 7 pkgs. for 26c VAN CAMP'S SARDINES OVALS 4 No.1 ovals 30¢ and 1 for Good appetizer, 5 for 31c UNWRAPPED SOAP 4 bars for 9¢ and 1 for Stock up now, 5 bars 10c PEET'S—BIG BAR SOAP 5 bars for 25¢ and 1 for Peet's big bar, 6 bars 26c Matches 6 bxs. 20¢ : and 1 for 7 boxes for 21c MARTINI BUTTER CRACKERS 10¢ pkg. SANDWICH OR Salad Dressing½-Pint lc and Quart, 25¢ l for Both for 26c Wesson Oil½-Gal. 75¢ and 1 Mayonnaise maker Both for 76c LIMIT RIGHTS RESERVED