anaheim-gazette 1937-12-09

50 Years Ago Dec. 15, 1887 Steps should at once be taken to form an efficient fire company in our town. With a suitable fire apparatus at hand it would certainly seem that enough spirit would exist among our citizens to form an organization for the suppression of fires. People contemplating improvements will naturally enquire as to the facilities for coping with fire in any town, and it will not rebound to our credit to have it known that no effort has been made for a year to regulate and put in order the extensive fire apparatus which is possessed by our town. An old time Santa Ana, such as has not been experienced here in years, began last Saturday night, but abated on Sunday, and since then desultory "blows" have been the rule until Tuesday night, when another gale sprang up. Yesterday was disagreeable on account of the wind, but from accounts received from several sections of the country roundabout, we have not had such severe weather as has prevailed at other places. Riverside had a terrible gale which did much damage to the orange crop. The new hotel at Lordsburg was damaged to the extent of $8000. Considerable damage occurred at Santa Ana when twenty wind-mills were blown down. An important sale of Anaheim real property at public auction will take place in front of the county clerk's office in Los Angeles on next Saturday, the 17th inst., at 10 o'clock a.m. The sale is for the purpose of closing up the affairs of the Dreyfus estate, and as usual in such cases, the property will doubtless be sold at a great sacrifice. Among the property to be sold is the following: The brick block on the corner of Center and Los Angeles streets comprising the stores of Cahen, Rimpau, Pellegrin and the post office. This is the best paying property in Anaheim, has good tenants and is the business center west by the vineyard of Hermann Kroeger, and on the north by the ostrich farm. This is a splendid piece of property, in a neighborhood where land is rapidly vanicing. Some very fine acreage properties in Yorba district. A more particular description of the property is given in the legal notice of the sale published in our advertising columns. The terms of the sale are half cash, balance in one year at 8 per cent. This sale presents an opportunity to secure the cream of Anaheim property at bedrock price. Two thousand acres on Olinda ranch in the Shanktract, owned by W. H. Bailey, being sown to barley. Jo Gassage has the contract for work. A large house witnessed a considerable performance by the Westster-Brady combination of "Lywood" at Kroeger's hall on Monday evening. A. T. Wallop has an advertisement in our columns this week that is worthy of the purchase attention. He has a complete store of holiday goods which should be inspected by intending purchasers. John Hanna paid us a flying wagon from Los Angeles on Monday Harry Hanna, who spent several days here the past week, has returned to San Francisco. First, eat sensibly. Second, mix 1/4 of a glass of Welch's Grape Juice with 1/4 of a glass of water and drink before meals and at bedtime. You do not suffer a hungry moment. There are no strenuous exercises or taking drugs. Yet—in an actual test conducted by Dr. Damrau with this method, an average weight loss of seven pounds was registered per month among a large number of people. This remarkable method is just as beneficial and effective for overweight women as it is for overweight men as it is for overweight women. There is only one thing to watch. Eat sensibly, and be sure to use Welch's Grape Juice—made from the finest grapes grown; always full strength; always pure. Try This Amazing Welch's Tomato Juice If you think all Tomato Juice is alike, try Welch's new, vitamin-protected Tomato Juice. It is so rich and thick you can add 15 water or ice and still have the most delicious Tomato Juice you have ever tasted. Welch Grape Juice Company, Westfield, N.Y. IRENE RICH Radio Dramas every Sunday night from Hollywood over NBC Blue Network. See your paper for time and station. Welch GRAPE JUICE "So you don't like Vegetables!" THEN ask for "VEGERONI": Vegeroni brings you this modern way to get the health-giving mineral and vitamin qualities of vegetables in one convenient, flavor-rich food that practically everyone likes. Get Vegeroni, the vegetable macaroni, in any of the styles you like—noodles, elbows, bowties and the rest—but all styles are made up of a balanced selection of 10 garden vegetables—that's where the attractive Vegeroni color comes from. Vegeroni brings you this modern way to get the health-giving mineral and vitamin qualities of vegetables in one convenient flavor-rich food that practically everyone likes. Get Vegeroni, the vegetable macaroni, in any of the styles you like — noodles, elbows, bowties and the rest — but all styles are made up of a balanced selection of 10 garden vegetables — that's where the attractive Vegeroni color comes from. Try this RAINBOW NOODLE RING Plan Friday's dinner around this! 2 cups Vegeroni noodles, cooked 2 egg yolks 2 egg whites 1 cup grated American cheese WHITE SAUCE as follows: 3 tablespoonfuls butter 2 tablespoonfuls flour ½ teaspoonful salt Dash white pepper ½ cup milk Mix together Vegeroni, egg yolks, cheese and white sauce. Fold in stiffly-beaten egg whites. Bake in well greased ring mold in pan of hot water until firm, about 40 minutes. In moderate oven (350°). Fill center with creamed tuna, eggs or chicken. VEGERONI vegetable macaroni ITALIAN-AMERICAN PASTE CO., INC. 666 678 GREEN STREET SAN FRANCISCO ANAHEIM GAZETTE by the vineyard of Henry and on the north by the farm. This is a splendid description of property, in the legal notice of the published in our advertising s. The terms of the sale of cash, balance in one year per cent. sale presents an opportunsecure the cream of Anaproperty at bedrock prices. thousand acres on the ranch in the Shanklin owned by W. H. Bailey, are sown to barley. John he has the contract for the house witnessed a credperformance by the Webadry combination of "Lynhat Kroeger's hall on Monening. Wallop has an advertisement our columns this week worthy of the purchaser's son. He has a complete stock may goods which should be ed by intending purchas- Hanna paid us a flying visiLos Angeles on Monday. Hanna, who spent several the past week, has reto San Francisco. Mills was appointed to take up the matter of redistricting the county along supervisor lines with the various board of trade and chambers of commerce in the county. Mr. Mills said that northern Orange county is not getting a square deal in the matter of payment of taxes and expenditure of tax money. He showed that while there had been an increase of $98,206 in county taxes the past year, the third supervisorial district has paid $48,167 of that money, or 49 per cent of the whole county. A committee of five consisting of J. W. Duckworth, Chas. Eygabroad, A. A. Mills, J. S. Howard and V. U. Simpson was appointed to investigate the matter and boost it along. The memborship committee proposed the names of S. C. Newnes of the sanitarium and the Fischer Wine company for membership and they were unanimously elected. A communication from the San Bernardino National Orange show inviting Anaheim to forward a consignment of citrus fruits for exhibition was read and Mr. Eygabroad was appointed chairman of a committee to take the matter up with the local citrus fruit associations. Officers of the board for the coming year were elected as follows: President, Chas. Eygabroad; vice-president, Bird V. Beebe; secretary, J. F. Ahlborn, treasurer, Arthur von Heydekampf; directors, H. M. Adams, J. W. Duckworth, Frank N. Gibbs, F. C. Krause, A. W. Wood. The annual banquet of the board will be held next month and Chairman Hamler was instructed to get things ready. Mr. Hamler said he is very much in favor of admitting ladies to the board of trade membership and meetings, and added confidentially that they were a great help in preparing banquets. Mr. Duckworth enistrano, a distance of five miles. There was no damage except to range and fences, mostly on the O'Neil ranch. The operetta, "In the land of Flowers" given by high school students Friday evening was a decided hit. All participants did well and are a credit to themselves and to Mrs. Emma Bartlett and Miss Veda Walker, who worked hard to make the operetta a success. Those in the cast were Evelyn Finney, Maude Squier, Lola Abbott, Emily Spaeth, Kathryn Hand, Ralph Maas, Inez Elliott, Fern Corcoran, Eugene Storm, Walter Spaeth. Wm. Falkenstein has closed out his grocery department and is making therein a splendid display of gents furnishing goods which is equal to that of any store in the county. A most acceptable present for every members of the family is an Edison or Victor phonograph. We have them as low as $15.00, and you can have one in your home and pay for it, $1 per week. Weber's Book and Music store. Stock clearing sale of lumber at Griffith Lumber yard. Bargains in all grades of No. 2 lumber. Diamonds are a good investment. Buy yours at Theo. Roberts and save money. Cranberries at Dickels. Crisco Produces Superior Results A shortening that can be creamed in just one-third of the normal Hanna paid us a flying visit to Los Angeles on Monday. Hanna, who spent several days the past week, has returned to San Francisco. Rose Davis has been visiting L. Oppenheimer of Riverthe past week. Only damage done by the Anaheim was the blow-up of G. W. Burton's windmill. As Burton is a rich news editor, he can easily replace it with a better and stronger one (Mr. Burton was editor of Los Angeles Herald—Ed.). Of the largest movements in state recorded in this vicinity has been the extensive lots in the new town of Anaheim. During the week past days of home-seekers and inquiring purchasers have visited new place. Since Monday, the townsite, 1,536 lots, been sold. The remaining lots located west of the oth- will be put on the market Monday at $50 per lot. Sixty-houses will be built at once are informed that a syn- of capitalists will soon be large hotel. The total net realized by the sale of $38,400, of which the agents extract will immediately imp- 0,000 on buildings and other improvements to be donated to purchasers. 25 Years Ago Dec. 12, 1912 A regular meeting of the Board of Trade was held by evening in the large din- room of the Commercial hotel. The luncheon was discussed us to the business session. Anaheim began at 6:30 and 3:30 members present. A. A. Arthur von Heydekampf; directors, H. M. Adams, J. W. Duckworth, Frank N. Gibbs, F. C. Krause, A. W. Wood. The annual banquet of the board will be held next month and Chairman Hamler was instructed to get things ready. Mr. Hamler said he is very much in favor of admitting ladies to the board of trade membership and meetings, and added confidentially that they were a great help in preparing banquets. Mr. Duckworth endorsed Mr. Hamler's views in this matter and it was decided to admit ladies to the board if they cared to join and would pay the regular dues. The social event of the season will be a grand New Year's Military ball to be given at the opera company 26, Uniform rank Knights of Pythias. The occasion marks the second anniversary of the installation of the Knights of Pythias lodge here and will be attended by many notables from Los Angeles and other outlying points. Among them will be General Royer and his staff in brilliant uniform. The Huntington Beach tennis teams were beaten decisively by local high school representatives on the local courts on Saturday morning. The final score for Anaheim students was Anaheim 21, Huntington Beach 10. The Anaheim faculty team took everything, the final score being Anaheim 13, Huntington Beach 0. Three cars of Placentia navel oranges were shipped this week bound for Australia, by way of the Fay Fruit company of which R. T. Davies is local manager. The oranges were picked from the ranch of A. S. Bradford. Mr. Davies says the quality of the oranges is prime. The Fay company has a packinghouse in Fullerton and one at Placentia. A foothill fire swept over about 2000 acres of land in the Trabucca canyon on Thursday. It started on Ross & Cook's lease and burned a strip to San Juan Cap- A shortening that can be creamed in just one-third of the normal time—with naturally, just a third as much work—is welcome news to the thousands of western housewives who like to run their kitchens themselves. It's especially welcome if, besides lightening work, it helps to turn out lighter, lighter and more delicious cakes, pies, and fried foods of every kind. Just such a modern cooking miracle has recently been introduced—a new, improved, "super-creamed" vegetable shortening which can be creamed in 30 seconds! All the hard work's been done already, by the manufacturers, and as an added result of this wonderful process, the cakes and pastries made with the "super-creamed" shortening are lighter and fluffier than ever. Potatoes and other foods fried in it moreover, are made miraculously digestible. Modern vegetable shortening succeeded where the earlier varieties failed. And now, to cap the climax, comes this new and improved "super-creamed" Crisco. It is getting a hearty welcome from American housewives. A-1 Sauce's Blend Retains Popularity The best-known and largest selling thick sauce in every quarter of the civilized world for more than one hundred years, A-1 today enjoys its greatest popularity. Made from the choiceful fruits, vegetables and spices, A-1 sauce is scientifically blended to produce a distinctive character and a perfectly balanced delicacy of flavor without destroying the natural vitamins of the ingredients. NOW LEAVE EVERY HALF HOUR FOR Los Angeles and Intermediate Points With service between Santa Ana and Los Angeles practically DOUBLED, Motor Transit patrons now have a departure from each terminus every half hour (28 roundtrips daily instead of 16) thus providing remarkably frequent and convenient service from this city to other points in Southern California. Complete Time Table furnished on request by coach operator or agent. SANTA ANA—ANAHEIM—FULLERTON—WHITTIER—LOS ANGELES. ANAHEIM TO LOS ANGELES — Leave ANAHEIM daily at 6:16, *6:52, 6:57, *7:27, 8:02, 8:37, 9:07, 9:37, 10:07, 10:37, 11:07, 11:37 m., and 12:07, 12:37, 1:07, 1:37, 2:07, 2:37, 2:07, 3:37, 4:07, 4:37, 5:07, 5:37, 6:12, 6:55, 6:45, 8:31, 10:10 p.m. *Denotes daily, except Sundays and Holidays. 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