anaheim-gazette 1937-05-06

Gain is Recorded in Non-Resident Autos More than 21,000 non-resident cars entered California in the first two months of 1936, an increase of 4,850 of 18.2 per cent over the first two months of 1936, Ray Ingels, director of the state motor vehicle department, announced this week. BICYCLE STOLEN Doyle Zimmer, 211 S. West street, reported to Anaheim police Tuesday that his bicycle had been stolen from the front porch of his home early that morning. NOTICE TO PAVING CONTRACTORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that sealed proposals will be received by the City Council of the City of Anaheim, at the office of the City Clerk of said City, up to 8 o'clock P.M. of Tuesday, May 11, 1937, for furnishing and laying the following approximate quantities of asphalt concrete pavement with Type B surface, in accordance with specifications entitled "City of Anaheim, State of California, Specifications and Special Provisions for the Improvement of Santa Ana Street from Lemon Street to Manchester Blvd., in the City of Anaheim."; ITEM 1—Santa Ana Street between Citron Street and Manchester Blvd., 2100 tons; ITEM 2—Citron Street between Cypress and Sycamore Streets, 250 tons. The work under both items is in conjunction with W.P.A. projects requiring intermittent prosecution of the paving work. Ebell Delegates to Attend State Conclave Mrs. A. P. M. Brown, Mrs. H. 3. Pearson, Mrs. Charles Harbeeton, Mrs. C. A. Neighbors and Mrs. H. D Newkirk will be the Anaheim Ebell club delegates to the state convention of Women's clubs to be held at Coronado May 12, 13 and 14. Alternate delegates include Mrs. J. W. Harpster, Mrs. John Wilson, Mrs. Kilpatrick and Mrs. Arthur Kemper. Baseball is suggested as possible interstate commerce, if it is, would be one way to regulate Diz Dean. Red Cross to Home Instruction Grants Three aquatic schools special teacher training instructors in home hygiene care of the sick are four outgoing educational features Red Cross summer program Schafer, Red Cross manage Pacific area announces. Three aquatic and fish schools will give advance ing in life-saving and watery to persons responsible for lie safety at beaches and There will be courses in life-saving, boating, diving games, water pageants; protection and swimming leadership. AVALON FISH MARKET 244 E. CENTER STREET (Across from Alpha Beta Market) BARRACUDA Whole Fish lb. 14 White Sea Bass Shrimp Halibut Scallops Special Provisions for the Improvement of Santa Ana Street from Lemon Street to Manchester Blvd. in the City of Anaheim:" ITEM 1—Santa Ana Street between Citron Street and Manchester Blvd., 2100 tons; ITEM 2—Citron Street between Cypress and Sycamore Streets, 250 tons. The work under both items is in conjunction with W.P.A. projects requiring intermittent prosecution of the paving work. In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 397, Statutes of 1931, the City of Anaheim has ascertained the general prevailing rate of wages applicable to the work to be done to be as follows: Minimum rate Classification per hour Asphalt mechanical finisher operator ... $1.00 Asphalt plant dryerman or fireman ... .90 Asphalt plant operator ... 1.10 Asphalt raker (hand) ... 1.00 Asphalt shoveller ... .68 Blacksmith ... .82 Blade grader operator, (finish work) ... 1.00 Carpenter ... 1.00 Chipping or Jack Hammer operator ... .75 Clam Shell or Dragline operator (shovel type) ... 1.375 Compressor operator ... 1.10 Cook ... .68 Flagman ... .50 Grader operator (towing or motor) rough work ... .75 Guard ... .60 Handy man (roustabout) ... .50 Headerboard man ... .75 Laborer ... .50 Machinist ... 1.25 Machinist's helper ... .68 Mechanic (trouble shooter) ... .88 Metal worker (miscellaneous) ... 1.25 Metal worker's helper (miscellaneous) ... .68 Oil distributor bootman ... .75 Oller (power shovels, etc.) ... .82 Pipelayer (concrete and vitrified) ... .82 Plumber ... 1.25 Plumber's helper ... .68 Power shovel operator ... 1.375 Roller operator (finishing high type pavement including subgrade for same) ... 1.00 Roller operator ... .90 Subgrade finisher operator ... .82 Teamster ... .60 Tractor Driver (under 50 H. P.) ... .68 Tractor Driver (50 H. P. or over) ... 1.00 Truck Driver (under 4 cu. yds.) ... .68 Truck Driver (4 cu. yards or over) ... .75 Watchman ... .50 Welder ... 1.25 BARRACUDA Whole Fish lb. White Sea Bass Shrimp Halibut Scallops Fillet Sole Salt Herring Salmon Salt Mackerel Swordfish Yellowtail A MIRA of Silent F IT SAVES YOU MONEY Y SERVEL ELECTROLUX HAS NO MOVING PARTS That's why it gives you... • LONGER, SATISFACTORY SERVICE • NO MOVING PARTS Roller operator .90 Subgrade finisher operator .82 Teamster .60 Tractor Driver (under 50 H. P.) .68 Tractor Driver (50 H. P. or over) .1.00 Truck Driver (under 4 cu. yds.) .68 Truck Driver (4 cu. yards or over) .75 Watchman .50 Welder .1.25 Any classification not listed above, not less than .50 Overtime, Sundays and holidays (except for watchmen, guards and flagmen) one and one-half (1½) times the above rates. Each proposal must be accompanied by a certified or cashier's check, payable to the City of Anaheim, in an amount not less than ten per cent of such proposal, as a guaranty that the bidder will, if awarded the work in accordance with the terms of his proposal, execute a contract in the required form and furnish surety bonds satisfactory to the City for the faithful performance of the contract and for laborers and materialmen, each of said bonds to be in an amount not less than one-half of the estimated aggregate amount of the payments to be made under the contract. No proposal will be accepted from a contractor who is not licensed in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 791, Statutes of 1929, as amended. Plans may be seen and further information obtained at the office of the city engineer. Proposals must be submitted on blank forms furnished by the city engineer. The City Council of said City reserves the right to reject any or all proposals, and to waive any informality in any proposal. By order of the City Council. Dated April 28, 1937: CHARLES E. GRIFFITH, City Clerk of the City of Anaheim. 4/29-5/0, 1937 SERVE ELECTROLUX HAS NO MOVING PARTS That's why it gives you... • LONGER, SATISFACTORY SERVICE • NO MOVING PARTS TO WEAR • PERMANENT SILENCE • CONTINUED LOW OPERATING COST • FULLEST FOOD PROTECTION • SAVINGS THAT PAY FOR IT Plus... Extra Modern Convenience Streamlined Beauty Extra Roominess Greater Ice Cube Capacity Picture refrigerator YOUR own car basically from silent! And this means bigger savings noise, because the And for the same due to moving, work in this remnant that, unfamiliar cubes of ice. Com models for yourself about the modern why owners are s RED Cross to Hold Instruction Groups Three aquatic schools and a special teacher training course for instructors in home hygiene and care of the sick are four outstanding educational features in the Red Cross summer program, A. L. Shafer, Red Cross manager, in the specific area, announces. Three aquatic and first aid pools will give advanced training in life-saving and water-safety to persons responsible for public safety at beaches and pools. There will be courses in first aid, life-saving, boating, diving, water-fitness, water pageants, water-protection and swimming-pool leadership. MORE ABOUT Manchester (Continued from Page 1) welcome, Stanton and Kelly. Victor G. Loly, president of the Anaheim chamber of commerce which planned the affair, presided. Phil Stanton Speaks Stanton reviewed the history of the project, starting with the formation 14 years ago of the Greater Manchester association. He praised the pioneer members of that organization who had the vision to see a great highway in this area. The new boulevard is 33 miles in length and was constructed at a cost of about $3,800,-000, the speaker said. Three lanes in width at most places, plans are now being made to widen the Boulevard to four lanes throughout. Anaheim Man Praised Kelly, in his talk, highly praised Stanton and the work he has done for the state. He also gave statistics on motor travel in the state and predicted even heavier travel in the near future. He closed his remarks with a plea for safety on the highway, declaring that most accidents were caused by the failure of the human equation. Arthur Wilmsen, president of the Licens club, presided at the opening of the luncheon and then turned the gavel over to Lolly. The president of the chamber of commerce introduced the state officials present, persons connected with the building of Manchester, and civic and county officials. Notables Introduced Both Stanton and Kelly spoke again, touching on phases of the highway and travel situations in the state which they did not speak Whole Fish lb. 14½¢ Shrimp Scallops Salt Herring Salt Mackerel Yellowtail Both Stanton and Kelly spoke again, touching on phases of the highway and travel situations in the state which they did not speak about at the morning event. Among the notables introduced at the two meetings were Justus Craemer, Paul Jasper, William T. Hart, S. V. Cortelyou, C. C. Carleton, Julian D. Roussel, L. V. Campbell, S. M. Dudlext and Ernest East. Il Duce says he eats practically nothing but fruit. But then he mixes in a few Spanish onions occasionally. MIRACLE Vent Freezing MONEY YEAR AFTER YEAR MILLER'S CORN FLAKES QUAKER QUICK OR REGULAR OATS large pkg. 19¢ RYE KRISP 12-oz. pkg. 22¢ MILLER'S BRAN FLAKES pkg. 6½¢ WHEATIES pkg. 10¢ HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLE JUICE 1-gal tin 48¢ FIRE ARROW COMPOTE Pears 2 No.21 census KING KELLY ORANGE MARMALADE 2-lb. jar 25¢ SODA or GRAHAM CRACKERS 1 lb. 8c 2 lbs. 16c ZEE TOWELS 3 rolls 25¢ ZEE TOILET TISSUE 3 rolls 11¢ RAVIOLAS LYNDEN 16-oz. glass 18¢ CRESCENT SALAD DRESSING quart jar FOR CLEANING TRY BAB-O 2 cans 21¢ CARNATION BROOM OUR BEST 89¢ UNDERWOOD'S DEV. HAM No.1 can 11¢ C.H.B CHILI SAUCE 12-oz. bottle 15¢ BEEF BOIL lb. 12¢ ALPHA ALPHA BETA CATTLE RANCH NO MIDDLE Picture this beautiful GAS refrigerator in your kitchen! YOUR own cars will tell you that Servel Electrolux differs basically from all other refrigerators—it's permanently silent! And this is more than a real advantage in itself. It means bigger savings...longer service for you. There is no noise, because there are no moving parts in its freezing systems. And for the same reason, there is no wear, no loss of efficiency due to moving, wearing parts. A tiny gas flame does all the work in this remarkable refrigerator. It circulates the refrigerant that, unfailingly, produces food-preserving cold and cubes of ice. Come in today and see the beautiful new 1937 models for yourself. Get the whole story. The more you learn about the modern gas refrigerator, the more you'll understand why owners are so enthusiastic about it. cel-Smith TURE COMPANY Phone 2409 ALPHA BETA FOOD MARKETS FRIDAY & SATURDAY, May 7th & 8th "OWNED AND OPERATED BY THOSE WHO SERVE YOU" Father did the marketing and mother did the cooking. Today mother does it all in half the time. Modern pack foods, self service. Friendly "A. B. C. Way" Markets, today makes food preparing a pleasure. 15¢ 40-ft. roll WAXED PAPER Cut-Rite 5¢ NATIONAL BABY WEEK MAY 3 TO MAY 8 IRRADIATED PET MILK 3 fall cans 20¢ CRYSTAL WHITE SYRUP KARO RED 1½-lb. can 13¢ COOKED BABY FOODS GERBER'S 2 cans 15¢ WHEAT GERM ADDED SPERRY'S Wheat Hearts small pkg. 12¢ ROSE GARDEN M'MALLOWS 1-lb. colloid 10¢ PIE CRUST 2 pls. for FLAKO 25¢ FRUIT COCKTAIL DAINTY MIX Tall Cans 11¢ COCOMALT 1-lb. can 35¢ KOFIG SUBSTITUTE FOR COFFEE 1-lb. pkg. 23¢ AKES reg. size pkg. 6¢ DEL MONTE — No. 2½ can Peaches or WHOLE APRICOTS 14¢ SACRAMENTO TOM. JUICE 3 12-oz. cans 14¢ SALMON FETER PAN No. 1 fall 10¢ SARDINES 2 No. 2 cans Underwood 11¢ B.A.M PARIS SUCCOTASH No.2 can 12½ cans 25¢ PEAS 3 11-oz. cans Spring Pack KRAUT 2 No. 2 cans MUXCH 23¢ AKES reg. size pkg. 6¢ Peaches or WHOLE APRICOTS 14¢ AR large pkg. 19¢ 12-oz. pkg. 22¢ pkg. 6½¢ pkg. 10¢ 1-gal. tin 48¢ SACRAMENTO TOM. JUICE 3 12-oz. cans 14¢ SALMON PETER PAN No.1 tall 10¢ SARDINES 2 No.1 cons Underwood 11¢ SARDINES 2 No.1 cons TINY TOTS 25¢ CRAB MEAT Pride Pack No.1 can 22¢ B.A.M PARIS SUCCOTASH No.2 can 12½¢ PEAS 3 11-oz. cans Spring Pack 25¢ KRAUT 2 No.2] can HUXCH 23¢ SPINACH 2 [No.2] can VAL-VITA 19¢ FRESH GREEN LIMA BEANS 2 No.2 cans 23¢ YS 2 No.2] cans 25¢ HEINZ With Tomato Sauce BEANS 2 18-oz. tins 23¢ 2-lb. jar 25¢ 2 lbs. 16c 3 rolls 25£ 3 rolls 11£ NDEN c. glass 18£ MASTERPIECE CANNED FOODS PEACHES 2 No.2] cans HALVES 27£ TOMATOES 2 No.2] cans Solid Peak 25£ TOM. SAUCE 3 buffet cans 10£ TOMATOES 3 No.1 tall Solid Pack 25£ HEINZ SOUP 2 med. size Ex.4 kings 25£ SPAGNETTI 2 17-oz. cans HEINZ 23£ SUGAR 10 lbs. Fine Gran cloth beg 52£ BUTTER Solid Pounds 35½£ EGGS FRESH U.S. LARGE EXTRAS doz. 23£ NG quart jar 23£ WHITE KING GRANULATED (Limit 2 pkgs.) SOAP large pkg. 30¢ IRIS COFFEE 1-pound glass jar 28£ 2-pound glass jar 54£ Vacuum Packed IN USEFUL GLASS JARS ... ANTI BUZZ FLY SPRAY pint bottle 19£ WHITE KING WATER SOFTNER 12-oz. pkg. 7£ WHITE KING SOAP 4 giant bars 14£ 6 reg. bars 19£ WHITE KING TOILET SOAP \ for 14£ MADE BY WHITE KING CHANDU 3 bars 13£ SCOTCH GRANULATED SOAP large pkg. 21£ ALPHA BETA MEATS ALPHA BETA CATTLE RANCH → ALPHA BETA PACKING HOUSE → ALPHA BETA MEAT MARKET NO MIDDLEMAN—DIRECT TO YOU PICNIG STYLE HAMS lb. 25¢ ANTI BUZZ FLY SPRAY pint bottle 19¢ WHITE KING WATER SOFTNER 12 oz. pkg. 7¢ SCOTCH GRANULATED SOAP large pkg. 21¢ ALPHA BETA MEATS ALPHA BETA CATTLE RANCH → ALPHA BETA PACKING HOUSE → ALPHA BETA MEAT MARKET NO MIDDLEMAN—DIRECT TO YOU BEACH CONEYS lb. 20¢ PICNIC STYLE HAMS lb. 25¢ e or half lb. 32¢ KETTLE RENDERED PURE LARD lb. 14¢ AUT lb. 5¢ KS lb. 25¢ GROUND BEEF lb. 18¢ LAMB ROAST lb. 20¢ ERS each 5¢ ARTICHOKIES each 1¢ ES 4 for 25¢ New POTATOES 10 lbs. 15¢ 4 lbs. 17£ Fancy Yellow SQUASH 4 lbs. 15£ lb. 5£ New Creaming ONIONS 4 lbs. 10£ 4 lbs. 15£ Extra Fancy No. 1 White Rose New POTATOES 9 lbs. 25£