anaheim-gazette 1936-10-22

Packard Agency Opens Lot Here Announcement was made today by Hill & Nealer, Northern Orange county Packard dealers, of the opening of a used car establishment at 326 E. Center street, Anaheim. E. L. Crain and A. W. Saltwadel will be in charge of the new automobile market, it was said. Both have had wide experience in the automobile merchandising business. Demonstrations of the new Packard six and eight will also be given at the Anaheim location of THE CHISELERS From time immemorial there followed good years after lean years in cycles of seven. Nobody knows why and it is good that is so. Maybe the cheaters would horn in. Hill and Nealer. The agency is also calling attention to the contest being sponsored by the Packard company, which is giving away a new Packard six to the winners of an essay contest on "What One Thing I Like Best about the New Packard Six." Contest blanks may be obtained at the used car establishment, it was pointed out. THE BEST SHOES FOR 4 OUT OF 5 MEN Officials Will Attend Session Several Anaheim city officials plan to attend the meeting of Orange County League of Men's Palities being held this evening Tustin. Members of the Officers' Association of Orange County are meeting with league. Sheriff Eugene Biscailuz of Angeles county will be the speaker. He will discuss cooperative between police, judicial and departments of the city. Among those planning to attend from Anaheim are Frank Tauber city judge, James S. Bouldin, chief, Charles H. Mann, mrs. E. P. Hapgood, city engineer W. Martinet, Jr., council George Holden, city attorney Charles E. Griffith, city clerk J. Sheridan, councilman, Chief Pearson, councilman, and members of the police force. Homecoming Day Church is Planned Homecoming Day will be served next Sunday at the South Evangelical church, Center Helena streets, it was announced today by the Rev. S. E. Schrine minister. Former ministers will be in charge of the several services on that day. The Rev. G. Husser will preach at the German worship at o'clock Sunday morning while English service at 11 o'clock be presented by the Rev. O. Schmid. The Rev. E. Burgi speak at the evening service FLORSHEIM SHOES with Flarewedge Physicians say that 4 out of 5 men have "outflare" feet—normal feet that need more room on the outside of the shoe... so Florsheim developed the Flarewedge last. This type of shoe provides extra room, and ends such foot discomforts as running over, instep corns, pinched and crowded toes. $875 and $10 YUNGBLUTH'S 145 West Center Street NEW! Different! The Finest Foods of Land and Sea Combined in a Single Can Colonists Meet Newport Harbor Rudely upset last Friday Garden Grove high school with young Merle Hapes galloped yards with an intercepted pass account for the only score in to 0 contest, Coach Dick Gloria Anaheim Colonists go to New Harbor tomorrow (Friday) at noon in search of their first range league victory. The fiery little mentor hopes charges can produce a driving fense when they get into seattle territory," a weakness that en Garden Grove to cash in Hapes' run for a victory. Colonists outgained the vis by a wide margin, but couldn't anything with the pigskin they neared the opponents' line. Rex Whittemore, hard hit fullback, is expected to carry brunt of the attack tomorrow working behind a forward which is green, but developing The Finest Foods of Land and Sea Combined in a Single Can SHORE DINNER The Aristocrat of Seafoods Some of the many easily and quickly prepared SHORE DINNER Dishes SANDWICHES SALADS CHOWDER CANAPES PATTIES BAKED, BROILED or TOASTED A tasty, delicious combination of center cuts of selected fresh ocean fish, the finest rice, and a delicious blend of finely ground vegetable seasoning. Steam baked in a spotless establishment. Ready to serve, either hot or cold, in dozens of appetizing and easily prepared recipes. Directions on every can. An economical, balanced meal! Rich in healthful iodized proteins! Especially good for growing children! Get a can today at your grocer or delicatessen! EXTRA LARGE CAN 15¢ AT ALL GOOD GROCERS A DELICIOUS COMBINATION DAINTY TASTY SHORE DINNER FAMOUS FISH LOAF-READY TO EAT Officials Will Attend Session Several Anaheim city officials will attend the meeting of the Judge County League of Municipalities being held this evening at 6:30 p.m. Members of the Peace Officers' Association of Orange City are meeting with the judge. Merriiff Eugene Biscailuz of Los Angeles county will be the speaker. He will discuss cooperation between police, judicial and other departments of the city. Among those planning to attend Anaheim are Frank Tausch, Judge James S. Bouldin, police Charles H. Mann, mayor, Hapgood, city engineer, M. Martinet, Jr., councilman, George Holden, city attorney, Les E. Griffith, city clerk, Leo Meridian, councilman, Charles Johnson, councilman, and member of the police force. Homecoming Day at Church is Planned Homecoming Day will be obeyed next Sunday at the Salem Anglican church, Center and Ana streets; it was announced by the Rev. S. E. Schrader, pastor. Former ministers will be charged of the several services that day. The Rev. G. Husser will preach the German worship at 9:10 a.m. Sunday morning while the Irish service at 11 o'clock will be presented by the Rev. G. G. Holden. The Rev. E. Burgi will attend at the evening service at Anaheim. Joint Meeting of 20-30 Clubs Here A joint meeting of the 20-30 clubs of Anaheim, Fullerton, Santa Ana and Orange was held Tuesday evening at the K. P. hall here, with Waldo Wilbern, president of the Anaheim club, in charge. A talk on "Traffic Safety Education" was given by Larry Raymond, managing director of the Traffic Safety Service, Inc., of Los Angeles. Captain H. C. Meehan of the highway patrol also spoke briefly. Entertainment was furnished by members of the Bel Canto club of Anaheim, under the direction of Mrs. Leah Pemberton. Health Center for Babies is Planned The regular well baby health center will be held Monday morning October 26, at 9 o'clock in the county nurse's office, second floor of the city hall over the police station, it has been announced by Imogene H. Abbey, county nurse. Dr. E. L., Russell of the Orange county health department will examine the babies. The purpose of these centers is educational and they are not treatment clinics. They are for well babies only, it was emphasized. Mothers are invited to bring their babies and under school age children for this health care, Miss Abbey declared. Musicians Face Semi-Final Test Griffith, Boege at Officials Meeting City Clerk Charles E. Griffith and City Treasurer Charles Boege attended the meeting of the Southern California Association of Clerks, Auditors, Assessors and Treasurers which was held last Saturday afternoon at Fullerton. The organization is affiliated with the League of Californias palities. Hugh McIsaac, in charge squad of Los Angeles, was the principal spelling "Fires and Firefight." He told of the operation of fire-bugs being done to combat the Max Nichols, city aide. Musicians Face Semi-Final Test The Saxophone Quintet, composed of Allen Dale Twiggs, Chuck Borland, Les Rankin, Bill Hudspeth and Stan Logsdon, Orange county's entrant in the semi-finals of the "California's Hour" open talent tournament, will face arduous competition next Monday night when they renew their bid for radio fame and the $500 grand prize awaiting the tournament winner. The saxophone quintet from Orange county will compete with a guitarist, three tenors, a coloratura soprano, an accordionist and a Redwood City housewife who plays tunes on water glasses. In addition to these, there will be the winner from Oakland and Alameda county, not yet announced. The nine contestants will vie for prizes of $100 each and bids to the final competition, which will be awarded the two receiving the largest number of votes from radio listeners following the performance. In addition to the Orange county semi-finalists, there will be: Hollywood and Beverly Hills—Nicholas Angelo, tenor; San Joaquin county; Carroll Austin, tenor; Tulare county, Veda Murphy, guitarist; Pomona and Ontario, Hollace Shaw, coloratura soprano; Kern county, Lloyd Combs, better known as "Little Mae", tenor; San Mateo county, Mrs. Mae Walford, who plays the "Hydrodak-tulopsychicharmonica"; Ventura, Frank Umbro, accordionist, and the winner of the Oakland and Alameda county salute broadcast last Monday night, not yet announced. THERE IS A SANTA CLAUS Some of the folks from the midwest visiting here say the money they got to raise hogs comes in handy to buy radios and automobiles and go places and do things. the winner of the Oakland and Alameda county salute broadcast last Monday night, not yet announced. THERE IS A SANTA CLAUS Some of the folks from the midwest visiting here say the money they got to raise hogs comes in handy to buy radios and automobiles and go places and do things. Here's That Drugless Way to Lose Ugly Fat! WILL you do only two pleasant things to get rid of your ugly fat? First, eat sensibly. Second, mix 3/4 of a glass of Welch's Grape Juice with 1/4 of a glass of water and drink before meals, and at bedtime. No strict dieting, exercising or taking drugs. Yet!—weight losses of 7 pounds a month have been credited to this Sarn method. Use only Welch's—made from the finest grapes grown; always full strength. Certified Pure. HEAR IRENE RICH FRIDAYS—NBC RED NETWORK Welch Grape Juice Co., Westfield, N.Y. Welch GRAPE JUICE BEST AND APPROVED GOOD HOUSEKEEPING BUREAU The organization is affiliated with the League of California Municipalities. Hugh McIsaac, in charge of the arson squad of Los Angeles county, was the principal speaker, discussing "Fires and Fire Prevention." He told of the methods of operation of fire-bugs and what is being done to combat them. Max Nichols, city attorney of Two Schools Join Junior Red Cross Announcement was made today of the enrollment for the first time of the Magnolia chapter of Junior Red Cross. Magnolia enslaed four rooms with 41 pupils and St. Boniface seven rooms and 241 pupils. The Junior Red Cross member ship is on a group basis, each room subscribing to the Junior Red Cross News and pledging it self for service. Enrollment of Anaheim schools will be carried on in conjunction with the roc call of the Red Cross. ALPHA BETA FOOD MARKET THE BEST FOR LESS OWNED AND OPERATED BY THOSE WHO SERVE YOU EAST CENTER AT EMILY HER JOHNNY FARMER'S DRIED FRUIT SALE NEW CROP 50/60 30/40 bs. 25¢ - 3 lbs. 29¢ 3 lbs. 20¢ 3 pkgs. 11¢ — small cans 3¢ coffee maker $1.19 NEW CROP FIGS APRICOTS PEACHES 3 lbs. 25¢ - lb. 20¢ - 2 lbs. 27¢ Seedless Raisins ... 2 15-oz pkgs. 15¢ Butter ... solids, lb. 34¢ Eggs, U. S. large, extras, doz. 32¢ FINE GRANDLATED Sugar, ... 10 lb. paper bag 47¢ SPERRY'S DRIFTED SNOW FLOUR 24½ lb sack $103 3 pkgs. 11¢ — small cans 3¢ coffee maker $1.19 LY ... 6¢ 3-lb. can 53¢ 2 tall cans 29¢ ASS — 5 oz. glass 17¢ 3 No. 2½ cans 25¢ 1-lb. can 34¢ S . qt. jar 21¢ ap ... 5 bars 14¢ 19¢ — 26 oz. 36¢ ... 5¢ Butter ... solids, lb. 34¢ Eggs, U. S. large, extras, doz. 32¢ FINE GRANDLATED Sugar, ... 10 lb. paper bag 47£ SPERRY'S DRIFTED SNOW FLOUR 24½-lb. sack $103 $1.25 RELISH DISH FREE MARCO Dog Food ... per can 5-1/3¢ Chicken & Noodles 16-oz. jar 23¢ Miller’s Corn Flakes ... pkg. 6¼¢ S & W Coffee 1-lb. can 24¢ — 2-lb. can 45£ MOTHER'S COCOA ... 2-lb. can 12¢ Peets Soap, large pkg. 24¢ — medium pkg. 15¢ LUX TOILET SOAP ... 3 bars 17¢ Woodbury's Soap ... 2 bars 15£ OAST ... lb. 18¢ ST ... lb. 18¢ VEAL ROAST ... lb. 18¢ HOPS ... lb. 25£ ST lb. 18¢ VEAL ROAST lb. 18¢ HOPS lb. 25¢ AK lb. 25¢ SWISS STEAK lb. 25¢ SQUARES lb. 25¢ Fancy Burbanks or Russetts -- 50-lb. sack 93¢ GOOD QUALITY POTATOES 2 heads 5¢ FANCY CALIFORNIA DATES 2 lbs. 23¢ VER head 5¢ LARGE BAKING APPLES 9 lbs. 25¢ 3 for 10¢ FANCY IMPERIAL ASPARAGUS 2 lbs. 19¢ IT 8 for 15¢ FANCY GREEN BRUSSELL SPROUTS lb. 5¢ Limit Rights Reserved