anaheim-gazette 1938-06-23

Motor Visitors to Southland Increase Approximately 315,000 motor tourists visited southern California during the first third of this year; it is estimated by the Automobile Club of Southern California. The figure represents about 16,900 more than during the first four month last year. Estimated total of 222,692 passengers crossed the eastern border on transcontinental highways in private cars and stages in the four months. Seeks Reelection HARRY R. SHEPPARD "Two years ago the people of the 19th congressional district gave me the high honor of serving us their representative in the United Rails Bow to Women WOMEN FOR WOMEN is the latest innovation inaugurated by W. M. Jeffers, president of the Union Pacific Railroad, with the protion of his special representative, Avh Lobdell, to head a special women department of the Union Pacific with headquarters at Los Angeles. Miss Lobdell, former newspaperwoman and travel expert, assisby 63 trained women, will aid prospective women travelers in matters wardrobe, special diet, luggage, children's care on trains, tips to poand other pertinent subjects. Wardens Checking on Fishing Permits Wardens of the fish and game commission are active this year A manufacturer of steel st ping now provides for an atta sardines can key" A new centrifuge giving 250 times gravity runs in a vacuum HARRY R. SHEPPARD "Two years ago the people of the 19th congressional district gave me the high honor of serving us their representative in the United States congress," Harry R. Sheppard said today. "During these two years that I have worked as your representative I have given you results made possible and best interpreted not in words but rather in terms of plain hard work. "A part of our district program is the intermediate stage. In order to complete this program I ask to serve you again during the 76th congress. The completion of our permanent flood control and water conservation program is an example of one of the many goals which I look forward to assisting and aiding to completion." Efforts to settle a strike at an eastern carpet factory are getting nowhere. The management feels that the strikers' viewpoint is warped, and all the latter will do is grumble, "Woof!"" Monkeys are the only animals that have learned the art of throwing things. Rally Planned EDWIN C. BORHLER In an effort to organize all ac- Wardens Checking on Fishing Permits Wardens of the fish and game commission are active this year in enforcing the law requiring a fishing license for the taking of game in ocean waters, reports the outing bureau of the Automobile Club of Southern California. Numerous anglers have been cited and fined for illegal fishing in local waters during the past few years. A license is required for all persons over 80 years of age, and it must be carried at all times when fishing. Which were formerly of little or no value and which chemists have now found uses for in industry are cotton seeds, wool, straws, and bat huts. Recent tests indicate that wool durable floors to be made line-leum and rubber in that order. 85 ONLY MEN'S ALL-WOOL SUITS Reduced for This Event All-Wool Suits of Penney's fine tailoring make these the buy of the season. Be here early for the best selection. Plain or belted backs to choose from. Hurry — Forverly $1025. Now $14.75 A manufacturer of steel staining now provides for an attack "sardines can key." A new centrifuge giving 250 times gravity runs in a vacuum eliminate frictional heat from contact with air. Get the world's THE CHRISTIAN An Internationally Published by THE CHRISTIAN Ola Norway Specially binding of THE CHRISTIAN National literature including Missouri Year $12.60 Month Wednesday evening including and the paper is sustainable. DON'T MISS THIS BARGAIN AT PENN Straw Hats A large selection of Sailor Togos (and Bankek) straws for men. Make your selection early—98¢ Men's Ga Heavy weight cotton gab made Brown Blue Grey and Green Curtain Panels EDWIN C. BOEHLER In an effort to organize all active members of the Holy Name societies of Orange county Catholic parishes, for a great membership campaign later this year, each Catholic parish will be represented Friday evening at a Holy Name society rally in St. Joseph’s hall, Lady and Stafford streets. Santa Ana, it was announced by William J. Lake, secretary of St. Boniface parish, Anaheim. Besides Right Rev. Msgr Michael O’Gorman, archdiocesan director, Edwin C. Boehler, noted lay Catholic leader of Huntington Park, will address the meeting. Boehler is one of the best known leaders of the Knights of Columbus in southern California and an able speaker. He is a graduate of Creighton university and is active in Catholic cultural movements, especially the Newman club of Los Angeles and the St. Thomas More guild of the archdiocese of Los Angeles. It was announced also, by Archdiocesan President Thomas H. Hearn, that Judge Thomas P. White, of the district court of appeals, would be chairman of the special campaign committee being organized to enlist the active support of prominent Catholic leaders throughout southern California. Judge White will be aided by the executive committee and lecture bureau of the Holy Name union, assuring direct contact with every one of the 200 Catholic parishes of the archdiocese. ANAHEIM GAZETTE Women Jackson in Race LOGAN JACKSON Sheriff Logan Jackson announced this week his candidacy for reelection to office. "Since I have been carrying on the fight for law enforcement for some years, I feel that I have the experience and public confidence necessary to carry on such a fight. I have been advised that I am under obligation to again offer my services to the people of the county. It is for them to decide whether such services are needed." Sheriff Jackson said in his announcement statement. "My record is known to the people of Orange county. Naturally, I think it is a good record. If the people of Orange county wish to continue the kind of administration that I have given, I shall be glad to continue to serve them." ALPHA FRIDAY & SATURDAY, JUNE It’s a Pleasure to Trade at the PINEAPPLE 25c No.2 INSTITUTED BY VITA PINE DOLE BROUGHT ON CENSUS 3 TALL R-OWNCE CAN TILLAMOOK CHEESE FROM OREGON lb. 22¢ KRAFT'S SWANKYSWIG CHEESE lb. 15¢ BREAKFAST OF CHAM WHEATIES SHREDDED RALSTON GLOBE "A.1." BUCKWELL FLOUR BUTTER BEST GRAHAM SODAS lb. 2-lb. 25¢ Don't Count Sheep—Drink SANKA PICKLES DILL QUART 15¢ SWEET QUART 17¢ PARD DOG FOOD 3 tall 25¢ Price .242 Tax .008 COFFEE'S BIG RIVAL HOLLYWOOD Get the world's good news daily through THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR An International Daily Newspaper Published by THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PUBLISHING SOCIETY Oak, Norway St., Boston, Massachusetts Specially heading of THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR is considered by many liberal education. As clean unbested news and well-founded national features, including the Weekly Magazine Section, make the magazine the ideal newspaper for the home. The prices are: 2 year $12.00 8 months $8.00 3 months $6.00 1 month $4.00 weekday issues, including Magazine section: 1 year $2.99 6 issues $2.94 and the proper sustainable at the following locations: 107th St. Center St. Room S. Anselm, California MISS THIS WEEK'S RGAINS PENNEY'S Straw Hats Large selection of Sailor logos and Bankok straws for men. 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SNOW WHITE — BULK SHORTENING lb. AHA BETA FOOD MARKETS SURDAY, JUNE 24th & 25th CENTER AT EMILY CENTER AT PALM Trade at the Friendly “A.B.C.” Way Markets--Try It! PLE 2 25¢ No.2 cans 3 TALL R-OUNCE CANS 25¢ TOMATOES VAL-VITA No.2 cans 7¢ LOOK: HERE IS A SPECIAL IF THERE EVER WAS ONE! BREAKFAST OF CHAMPIONS WHEATIES pkg. 10¢ SHREDDED RALSTON pkg. 11¢ GLOBE "A.I." BUCKWHEAT FLOUR large pkg. 21£ BUTTER BEST GRAMMS OR SODAS 1-lb. pkg. 13£ Don't Count Sheep—Drink & Sleep SANKA 1-lb. pkg. 34£ CLEAN PACK PEAS 2 No.2 cans 19¢ VERMONT MAID-24 oz. 37¢ SYRUP No.1 lag 19¢ MOLASSES-GOLD LABEL BRER RABBIT No.11 can 15¢ LARGE FRESH EGGS doz. 29¢ FINE GRANULATED SUGAR 10 lb. 50¢ POWOW 2 cans 17¢ Price .165 Tax .005 'Keep that Schoolgirl Complexion' PALMOLIVE 3 bars 16¢ Pr .455 Tax .005 Jell-0314¢ YOUR CHOICE -pkgs. SIX DIFFERENT FRUIT FLAVORS POTATO CHIPS 25¢ size 15¢ For Your Lunch or Picnic—Fresh & Crisp COFFEE'S BIG RIVAL HOLLYWOOD CUP 25¢ TRY NEW-2-lb. carton 39¢ NUCOA 1-lb. ctn. 20¢ LARGE PACKAGE SANKA 1-lb. can 34¢ SUGAR 10 lb. 50¢ Pr. 165 Tax .005 Jell-0314¢ YOUR CHOICE -pkgs. SIX DIFFERENT FRUIT FLAVORS POTATO CHIPS 25c size 15¢ For Your Lunch or Picnic—Fresh & Crisp COFFEE'S BIG RIVAL HOLLYWOOD CUP can. 25¢ MAXWELL HOUSE-2-lb. 50c COFFEE 1-lb. can. 26£ MELLOW'D COFFEE-2-lb. 49c S & W COFFEE 1-lb. can. 26£ BEN HUR RED-2-lb. 50c COFFEE 1-lb. can. 26£ BEN HUR BLUE-2-lb. 41c COFFEE 1-lb. can. 22£ TRY NEW-2-lb. carton 39c NUCOA 1-lb. can. 20£ FOR YOUR SALAD TANG pint jar 19£ WELCH'S—quart bottle GRAPE JUICE 36£ ASSORTED FLAVORS KOOL-AID 3 pkg. 14£ JUNIOR 7c Price .067 Tax .003 SR. RAP IN WAX 15£ Price .145 Tax .006 LARGE PACKAGE 24¢ Pr. .233 Tax .007 SUPER SUDS FRED—LARGE PKG. 8¢ Price .077 Tax .003 GIANT-SIZE PKG. 17¢ Price .165 Tax .005 PICKLES 15¢ C.H.B. 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TALBOT'S FLY SPRAY Price 281 Tax .009 HOT GRAPEFRUIT JUICE No.2 cans 20¢ PINEAPPLE SOLID POUND BUTTER lb. 29¼¢ COFFEE CUP COFFEE SODA OR GRAHAM CRACKERS lb. 9¢ FRESH ASSORTED COOKIES GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 3 No. 2 cans 20¢ SOLID POUND BUTTER lb. 29¼¢ SODA or GRAHAM CRACKERS lb. 9¢ PINEAPPLE Flat Can 5¢ COFFEE CUP COFFEE Ground Fresh 2 lbs. for 25¢ FRESH ASSORTED COOKIES 1-lb. pkg. 15¢ BETTER MEATS lb. 24¢ FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES FANCY OREGON BLACK CHERRIES 4 lbs. 25¢ FANCY SWEET Peas 3 lbs. 19¢ SPANISH SWEET Onions 4 lbs. 10¢ FANCY WHITE ROSE NEW POTATOES 12 lbs. 15¢ SUMMER or ITALIAN Squash 4 lbs. 15¢ FANCY KY. STRING Beans 4 lbs. 15¢ LOCAL GROWN YOUNGBERRIES 6 boxes 25¢ or TRAY ..... 49¢ FANCY RIPE Apricots 4 lbs. 15¢ CUCUMBERS FANCY GREEN 4 for 10¢