anaheim-gazette 1936-12-24

50 Years Ago Dec. 19, 1886. The Board of Supervisors held another session last Wednesday. Architect Young's plans for enlarging the county jail were examined. Mr. Ferguson's plans for building a bridge over Santiago creek were approved and filed. The same gentleman's plans for a bridge across New River at Sanford's were approved. E. T. Wright, A. F. Gilmore and C. E. Parish were appointed viewers of the Laurel road. The Horticultural commissioners and one member of the Board of Supervisors, together with a person yet to be selected, will examine the various remedies submitted for the extermination of the scale bug and decide who is entitled to the $1,000 reward offered by the Board of Supervisors for the best bug annihilator. R. Luedke advertises that Santa Claus has headquarters at his jewelry store and that he has just received a large assortment of toys and glass vases which comprise the latest German, French and American novelties. The Riverside Press says that on Wednesday two apple peddlars came up from Santa Ana, each with a load of choice apples to sell to Riverside people. An examination of the fruit showed the Congressman Makham's bill in behalf of the Mission Indians of Southern California, whose wrongs excited the sympathy of Helen Hunt Jackson, proposes that each male Indian be granted one hundred and sixty acres of land, ten acres of which shall be tillable. In case the reservations do not afford sufficient land to supply each male Indian with that amount the bill provides that a commission shall be appointed to purchase the necessary land for that purpose. Mr. S. A. Dennis, the painter, is showing some beautifully painted carriages and wagons. He is a skillful workman and an artist in his profession. For Sale—22 acres of first-class land in Orangethorpe District. Eight of it in Muscat grape vines 4 years old. Good rabbit fence around it. Price $300. Also 50 acres of land in Centralia district. Silas Holman. Wanted to Buy—a horse, weight 1200 pounds, 5 or 6 years old. No blemish. No tricks. Good to work. Wanted on three days trial. If suited, willing to pay $150. Call on the undersigned—John Wagner, North Anaheim. Holiday Goods at J. Helmsen's—Perfumes, Dressing cases, accordions, autograph, photograph and scrap albums. Christmas and New Years cards. Christmas candles and finest of candies. Nearly all the stores are fully decorated with the green and white, the color Merry Christmas time. So the windows are works of art. The artist at the S. Q. R. store constructed a very artistic with a profusion of snow and a polar bear in the ground. It is a contrast to summer weather outside but responds with the beauty on display in adjoining windows. The windows of Falken department store are also fully arranged. Holly, point and autumn leaves being Mr. Falkenstein is also made specialty of furs for the ladies just now. Theodore Roberts, the jeefthe 5, 10 and 35 cent store O. Servatius and Mullinix store are all decorated in his style. Fritz Yunbluth says specially for the holiday trunk a good suit of clothes—a glove fit and a guaranteed coat. The force at Dickel's were selling holiday goods and had completed their decorations. The Gazette man wandered Saturday night. Louis Kroeger's clothing porium, L. B. Weber's statue the Boston Bakery, the M.Candy store, William Schurat at the Palace Market were busy getting ready for Christmas. Swope Brothers in California Wine company, across the street the Orange The Riverside Press says that on Wednesday two apple peddlars came up from Santa Ana, each with a load of choice apples to sell to Riverside people. An examination of the fruit showed the presence of San Jose scale. Mr. Love, of the Blue Front, for whom the apples were mostly intended, declined to buy and thus become a party to the spread of the insect pest. A number of the leading citizens gathered around and insisted that the apples should not be sold in San Bernardino county. A lady's leather satchel, containing articles of wear, was lost near the railroad depot some days ago. The finder will please leave it at this office. A lot of pretty holiday articles are to be had at Max Nebelung's store. He is giving away some fine Majolica ware. Before deciding upon the purchase of Christmas presents, inspect the goods in this well-stocked store. Good quality of stove wood for sale cheap.—Inquire of Frank Ey. Dec. 21, 1911. The high cost of living, the adoption of woman's suffrage, the coming presidential election and the numerous other scare head articles which have been crowding the columns of the daily papers the past year and are all presumed to have a deleterious effect on the commerce of the country have not influenced the merchants of Anaheim to an alarming extent in their preparation for the annual holiday trade. Merchants report larger stocks on hand than ever before and the sales to date have been more than satisfactory at every place of business. Gentleman: My husband thinks I'm the "Top" as a coffee maker, but here's a confession. I never made a cup or coffee in my life until I was married four years ago. Thanks to Ben-Hur my coffee insists each batch tastes better than the one before. He gives me the credit for our delightful coffee and, while I would like nothing better than to deserve the praise, I know all the real credit must go to Ben-Hur for constantly improving the flavor. Sincerely yours, (Name and address on request) Thanks to Ben-Hur in always delicious and my insists each batch tastes better the one before. He gives me the credit for our delightful coffee and, while I would like nothing better than to deserve the praise, I know all the real credit must go to Ben-Hur for constantly improving the flavor. Sincerely yours, (Name and address on request) Yes, Young Lady, Ben-Hur is doing everything known to modern science constantly to improve the flavor of its coffee. Every day more and more coffee enthusiasts are discovering this new Ben-Hur richness that you have noted in your valued comments. You, who read this frank letter, will be repaid by trying today's Ben-Hur Coffee. Buy the Specialized Grind—Drip, Percolator or Silex—perfectly adapted to your method of making. We are sure you, also, will be so pleased with the wonderful flavor of Ben-Hur that you will want to write us your opinion of what experts have so unanimously termed, "America's Most Delicious Coffee." BEN-HUR Supreme Quality Coffee Wide Mouth Fruit JARS or CANS 3 GRINDS Drip - Silex Percolator early all the stores are tastefully decorated with the red, green and white, the colors of every Christmas time. Some of the windows are works of art. The artist at the S. Q. R. store has constructed a very artistic scene in a profusion of snow and ice on a polar bear in the foreground. It is a contrast to the summer weather outside but corrobs with the beautiful fur display in adjoining windows. The windows of Falkenstein's department store are also tastefully arranged. Holly, poinsettia and autumn leaves being used. Falkenstein is also making a specialty of furs for the lady cuspers just now. Theodore Roberts, the jeweler, 15, 10 and 35 cent store of C. Servatius and Mullinix drug store are all decorated in holiday fashion. Fritz Yunbluth says his speciality for the holiday trade is good suit of clothes—a guaranteed fit and a guaranteed fabric. He force at Dickel's were busy using holiday goods and had not completed their decorations when the Gazette man wandered in Thursday night. Soulis Kroeger's clothing emdium, L. B. Weber's stationery, Boston Bakery, the Mission Lady store, William Schumacher the Palace Market were all ready getting ready for Christmas sale. Swope Brothers of the California Wine company, and just across the street the Orange county attorney E. E. Keech was in town from Santa Ana on Saturday in conference with the Water Board. G. T. Ingraham, with the Pacific Implement company is selling the Ford which has been noted for years and is one of the most popular on the market. Joseph M. Backs, Jr., for some time past county manager of the Home Telephone company, was last week named by County Clerk W. B. Williams to be his chief deputy. Backs is a native of this city and was for years local manager of the Home Telephone company. For efficient service he was promoted to be county manager. That he will make an efficient and capable deputy goes without saying. County Clerk Williams, himself the most capable man in the office since establishment of the county, has been particularly happy in selection of his deputies. Deputy Burke, who was last week chosen as city clerk of Santa Ana to succeed Ed Tedford, resigned, is a capable and painstaking official. One of the most enjoyable entertainments ever given at the opera house by local talent occurred on Thursday evening when a large audience was delighted at presentation of Swan Swanson, a Swedish comedy, with George Hamler, retired comedian in the title role. Other stars in the cast were Dave Hamler, Miss Elba Seideman, Mrs. V. U. Simpson, Miss Marie Rimpau, J. H. Whitaker, Albert Erickson and Ralph Kemp. Singing by Mrs. Hodand and H. A. Dickel was a feature of the entertainment. The play was followed by a social hop. Four Resettlement Camps are Planned Start on four new resettlement administration camps for California migratory agricultural workers shortly after the first of the year was anticipated today, as the result of an announcement from San Francisco offices of the resettlement administration. The new camps will have a capacity of 200 families each. The park service has customary high firearms in readiness for weather is cold enough. The National Auto advises that all roads are clear and Sequoyah kept open all winter, while there is no park now, except on drizzle it is hoped that enough fall before Christmas the proper setting for mony. The park service has customary high firearms in readiness for weather is cold enough. The National Auto advises that all roads are clear and Sequoyah kept open all winter, while there is no park now, except on drizzle it is hoped that enough fall before Christmas the proper setting for mony. The park service has customary high firearms in readiness for weather is cold enough. The National Auto advises that all roads are clear and Sequoyah kept open all winter, while there is no park now, except on drizzle it is hoped that enough fall before Christmas the proper setting for mony. The park service has customary high firearms in readiness for weather is cold enough. The National Auto advises that all roads are clear and Sequoyah kept open all winter, while there is no park now, except on drizzle it is hoped that enough fall before Christmas the proper setting for mony. The park service has customary high firearms in readiness for weather is cold enough. The National Auto advises that all roads are clear and Sequoyah kept open all winter, while there is no park now, except on drizzle it is hoped that enough fall before Christmas the proper setting for mony. The park service has customary high firearms in readiness for weather is cold enough. The National Auto advises that all roads are clear and Sequoyah kept open all winter, while there is no park now, except on drizzle it is hoped that enough fall before Christmas the proper setting for mony. The park service has customary high firearms in readiness for weather is cold enough. The National Auto advises that all roads are clear and Sequoyah kept open all winter, while there is no park now, except on drizzle it is hoped that enough fall before Christmas the proper setting for mony. The park service has customary high firearms in readiness for weather is cold enough. The National Auto advises that all roads are clear and Sequoyah kept open all winter, while there is no park now, except on drizzle it is hoped that enough fall before Christmas the proper setting for mony. The park service has customary high firearms in readiness for weather is cold enough. The National Auto advises that all roads are clear and Sequoyah kept open all winter, while there is no park now, except on drizzle it is hoped that enough fall before Christmas the proper setting for mony. The park service has customary high firearms in readiness for weather is cold enough. The National Auto advises that all roads are clear and Sequoyah kept open all winter, while there is no park now, except on drizzle it is hoped that enough fall before Christmas the proper setting for mony. The park service has customary high firearms in readiness for weather is cold enough. The National Auto advises that all roads are clear and Sequoyah kept open all winter, while there is no park now, except on drizzle it is hoped that enough fall before Christmas the proper setting for mony. The park service has customary high firearms in readiness for weather is cold enough. The National Auto advises that all roads are clear and Sequoyah kept open all winter, while there is no park now, except on drizzle it is hoped that enough fall before Christmas the proper setting for mony. The park service has customary high firearms in readiness for weather is cold enough. The National Auto advises that all roads are clear and Sequoyah kept open all winter, while there is no park now, except on drizzle it is hoped that enough fall before Christmas the proper setting for mony. The park service has customary high firearms in readiness for weather is cold enough. The National Auto advises that all roads are clear and Sequoyah kept open all winter, while there is no park now, except on drizzle it is hoped that enough fall before Christmas the proper setting for mony. The park service has customary high firearms in readiness for weather is cold enough. The National Auto advises that all roads are clear and Sequoyah kept open all winter, while there is no park now, except on drizzle it is hoped that enough fall before Christmas the proper setting for mony. The park service has customary high firearms in readiness for weather is cold enough. The National Auto advises that all roads are clear and Sequoyah kept open all winter, while there is no park now, except on drizzle it is hoped that enough fall before Christmas the proper setting for mony. The park service has customary high firearms in readiness for weather is cold enough. The National Auto advises that all roads are clear and Sequoyah kept open all winter, while there is no park now, except on drizzle it is hoped that enough fall before Christmas the proper setting for mony. The park service has customary high firearms in readiness for weather is cold enough. The National Auto advises that all roads are clear and Sequoyah kept open all winter, while there is no park now, except on drizzle it is hoped that enough fall before Christmas the proper setting for mony. The park service has customary high firearms in readiness for weather is cold enough. The National Auto advises that all roads are clear and Sequoyah kept open all winter, while there is no park now, except on drizzle it is hoped that enough fall before Christmas the proper setting for mony. The park service has customary high firearms in readiness for weather is cold enough. The National Auto advises that all roads are clear and Sequoyah kept open all winter, while there is no park now, except on drizzle it is hoped that enough fall before Christmas the proper setting for mony. The park service has customary high firearms in readiness for weather is cold enough. The National Auto advises that all roads are clear and Sequoyah kept open all winter, while there is no park now, except on drizzle it is hoped that enough fall before Christmas the proper setting for mony. The park service has customary high firearms in readiness for weather is cold enough. The National Auto advises that all roads are clear and Sequoyah kept open all winter, while there is no park now, except on drizzle it is hoped that enough fall before Christmas the proper setting for mony. The park service has customary high firearms in readiness for weather is cold enough. The National Auto advises that all roads are clear and Sequoyah kept open all winter, while there is no park now, except on drizzle it is hoped that enough fall before Christmas the proper setting for mony. The park service has customary high firearms in readiness for weather is cold enough. The National Auto advises that all roads are clear and Sequoyah kept open all winter, while there is no park now, except on drizzle it is hoped that enough fall before Christmas the proper setting for mony. The park service has customary high firearms in readiness for weather is cold enough. The National Auto advises that all roads are clear and Sequoyah kept open all winter, while there is no park now, except on drizzle it is hoped that enough fall before Christmas the proper setting for mony. The park service has customary high firearms in readiness for weather is cold enough. The National Auto advises that all roads are clear and Sequoyah kept open all winter, while there is no park now, except on drizzle it is hoped that enough fall before Christmas the proper setting for mony. The park service has customary high firearms in readiness for weather is cold enough. The National Auto advises that all roads are clear and Sequoyah kept open all winter, while there is no park now, except on drizzle it is hoped that enough fall before Christmas the proper setting for mony. The park service has customary high firearms in readiness for weather is cold enough. The National Auto advises that all roads are clear and Sequoyah kept open all winter, while there is no park now, except on drizzle it is hoped that enough fall before Christmas the proper setting for mony. The park service has customary high firearms in readiness for weather is cold enough. The National Auto advises that all roads are clear and Sequoyah kept open all winter, while there is no park now, except on drizzle it is hoped that enough fall before Christmas the proper setting for mony. The park service has customary high firearms in readiness for weather is cold enough. The National Auto advises that all roads are clear and Sequoyah kept open all winter, while there is no park now, except on drizzle it is hoped that enough fall before Christmas the proper setting for mony. The park service has customary high firearms in readiness for weather is cold enough. The National Auto advises that all roads are clear and Sequoyah kept open all winter, while there is no park now, except on drizzle it is hoped that enough fall before Christmas the proper setting for mony. The park service has customary high firearms in readiness for weather is cold enough. The National Auto advises that all roads are clear and Sequoyah kept open all winter, while there is no park now, except on drizzle it is hoped that enough fall before Christmas the proper setting for mony. The park service has customary high firearms in readiness for weather is cold enough. 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A banner attendance seems assured. The gates will open at 10 o'clock to accommodate the thousands that will take in the opening card, which will feature the $5,000 added Christmas Stake at a mile. Four Resettlement Camps are Planned Start on four new resettlement administration camps for California migratory agricultural workers shortly after the first of the year was anticipated today, as the result of an announcement from San Francisco offices of the resettlement administration. The new camps will have a capacity of 200 families each. The existing camps at Marysville and Arvin, Kern county, which now provide for 100 families, will be doubled. Sites approved for construction are Shafter, Kern county; Brawley, Imperial county; Coachella, Riverside county; and Kingsburg, Tulare County. Nation's Christmas Tree Planned Again The annual observance of the Nation's Christmas Tree ceremony will be held at the foot of the General Grant Tree in General Grant national park at high noon, Christmas day. FOX ANAHEIM Sun. - Mon. - Tues. - Wed. Dec. 27-28-29-30 "BANJO ON MY KNEE" BARBARA STANWYCK JOEL McCREA and— JOE E. BROWN in "POLO JOE" Thurs. - Fri. - Sat. Dec. 31, Jan. 1-2 New Year's Day Continuous SHIRLEY TEMPLE in "STOWAWAY" and— "CHARLIE CHAN AT THE OPERA" Midnight Show New Year's Eve "The PLAINSMAN" Choose handsomely... Choose accurately in your gift-seeking! CHOOSE A BEAUTIFUL DEPENDABLE NEW ELGIN One glimpse of our new Elgins—and you will know why Elgin has become a gift tradition with our customers. These watches are brilliantly styled by America's finest craftsmen. And—they are accurate to the standard of the stars! We would enjoy showing you all our new models. We feel certain you will find here just the gift for the person you are most eager to please—and at a price you wish to pay. Elgin prices begin at $17.50. E. C. KENDRICK 155 West Center St. Anaheim Tuberculosis Test For Pupils Planned Brimming with enthusiasm over the preliminary report from the three score tuberculosis associations throughout the state showing an increased public support of the campaign over 1935, Dr. F. M. Pottenger of Monrovia, vice-president of the California Tuberculosis association and one of the founders of this organization more than 30 years ago, outlined the plans of the tuberculosis association for the coming year. "Our main hope," Dr. Pottenger stated, "is to extend the tuberculin test and X-ray surveys of school groups until every community in the state is reached by this service. We can not hope to test every school child, but if our hopes are fulfilled when the final seal sale returns are in, we do expect to be able to reach a portion of the school children in each community and establish programs which can be continued in future years." While there is no snow in the park now, except on distant peaks, it is hoped that enough snow will fall before Christmas to provide the proper setting for the ceremony. The park service has provided the customary high fire piles which are in readiness for firing if the weather is cold enough. The National Automobile club advises that all roads to both General Grant and Sequoia parks are kept open all winter, with the ex- park now, except on distant peaks, it is hoped that enough snow will fall before Christmas to provide the proper setting for the ceremony. The park service has provided the customary high fire piles which are in readiness for firing if the weather is cold enough. The National Automobile club advises that all roads to both General Grant and Sequoia parks are kept open all winter, with the exception of the General's highway. We are happy to greet our many friends on this happy Holiday and wish every one of them a truly Merry and Pleasant Christmas. JOHNNIE CYPRIEN'S PAINT STORE 239 West Center Street Anaheim Greater Anaheim Market Opposite City Hall Phone 2905 225 East Center Street MEAT DEPT. JAMES KILDUFF, Prop. Personally Selected CHICKENS - DUCKS GEESE - RABBITS TURKEYS NO.1 HEN 28¢ LB. NO.1 TOM 25¢ LB. Shortening 2 lbs. 25¢ JONES AND NOSLER FRUITS -- VEGETABLES Of Superior Quality EXTRA FANCY—TASTE RITE PEAS 2 lbs. 15¢ Large Imported CHESTNUTS or Large Budded WALNUTS 2 lbs. 33¢ Clean Imported DATES 2 lbs. 13¢ Coachella Valley DATES 2 lbs. 25¢ Shortening 2 lbs. 25¢ WHOLE HAMS 30¢ lb. Veal Roast 18¢ lb. FRESH PORK LEGS 25¢ lb. Large Imported CHESTNUTS or Large Budded WALNUTS 2 lbs. 33¢ Clean Imported DATES 2 lbs. 13¢ Coachella Valley DATES 2 lbs. 25¢ FIRM, RIPE BANANAS 4 lbs. 19¢ LARGE 64 SIZE ARIZONA GRAPEFRUIT dozen 25¢ Mountain Grown WINESAP APPLES 6 lbs. 23¢ 44-lb. Box ... $1.59 Coachella Valley TANGERINES 4 lbs. 17¢ LARGE NORTHERN NAVEL ORANGES 2 doz. 33¢