anaheim-gazette 1938-08-18

MORE ABOUT Hallowe’en Fete (Continued from Page 1) Ilam Wallop, Adams, Herron, Eldred, Arthur, Ted Masterson, Edgar Dougan, Moon, Leo Friis, Fred Sidebottom, Atwell and Morgan. Judges: Adams, Mary Millerick, Mrs. Arthur Shipkey and Mrs. Ted Masterson. Awards: Herron, Faulkner, Kurt Lipstein and Miss Marion Spencer. Special musical feature: August Eltiste. Horse Show: R.C.F. Ma bath, Wallop, Arthur, Masterson, Marion Spencer, Herron, Gordon and Curtis Case. A budget calling for expenditure of $1255 has been established for the event, which will be a one-day program on Friday, October 28. The festival will unofficially open Thursday evening with the grand costume ball. Friday morning’s first feature will be the breakfast, followed by the kangaroo court and other events. The horse show will be held in the afternoon and the parade at 7:30 at night. After the parade will be the street dance and the park entertainment. It was decided this morning to have the entertainment on the ball grounds rather than in the Greek theater. The United States Forest Service reports that big game on the national forests has increased at an average rate of 10 per cent a year since 1921. County Wins Power Plant Tax Debate The state board of equalization this week announced is assessment of machinery in the city of Los Angeles owner power plant at Seal Beach as only $6,000 less than the assessed valuation placed upon it by County Assessor James Sleeper. The decision saves the county about $40,000 in taxes. U.S. Webb, attorney general, ruled the towers and power lines at the plant are personal property and tax exempt. Tanks placed on the ground are considered improvements by Webb. Christian Endeavor Groups Plan Rally Christian Eneadvors of Orange county will gather at 7 o’clock tomorrow evening for a giant bonfire rally in the Santa Ana river bed just north of the Ocean boulevard bridge. Logan Wheatley of Fullerton junior college will be the principal speaker. Singing will be led by Paul Chamlee. Former Anaheim Youth is Killen A former Anaheim school Mertin Hunton, 17, was the victim of a traffic accident near San Diego yesterday. He was the sole Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Hunton moved from Anaheim to San Ana about five years ago. The youth was driving a truck owned by his father when it out of control, crashing again retaining wall and caught Hunton burned to death in a heroic efforts of his company Wendell Tedrow of Santa Ana free him from the wreckage. Funeral services will be conducted tomorrow from Brown Wagner mortuary, Santa Ana addition to his parents. Hunton leaves a sister, Aura Gail Hunton at home. Trial of Masseur is Again Continued Trial of W. M. Lukasky, L.W. Wait, Olive Bradley and Mrs. Hawkinsin on charges of praising medicine with a license... FOX ANAHEIM —NOW PLAYING — GINGER ROGERS DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, JR. —in — "Having Wonderful Time" —and — "Wives Under Simplices" with — Warren William - Gail Patrick Coming Aug. 21 - 22 - 23 EDW. G. RGBINSON in — "The Amazing Dr. Glitterhours" —and — Army Girl" with — Madge Evans - Preston Foster Coming Aug. 25 - 25 - 26 - 27 POAN BENNETT RANDOLPH SCOTT in — "The Texans" —and — "Little Tough Guy" with — The DEAD END KIDS ANAHEIM Theatre —NOW PLAYING — BARBARA STANWYK HERBERT MARSHALL in — "Always Goodbye" —and — KEN MAYNARD ANAHEIM THEATRE —NOW PLAYING — BARBAEA STANWYK HERBERT MARSHALL —in — "Always Goodbye" AND — KEN MAYNARD "Boots of Destiny" Coming Aug. 21 - 22 - 23 - 24 RICHARD DIX —in — "Blind Alibi" AND — "The Main Event" with Reht. Palge - Jackqualine Wells Coming Aug. 25 - 26 - 27 STUART ERWIN —in — "Mr. Boggs Stops Out" AND — "The Shadow Strikes" with ROD LARCCQUE Good Printing LARGE OF SMALL JOBS "67 Years in Printing Business" Phone 2414 259 E. Center ANAHEIM GAZETTE Former Anaheim Youth is Killed Former Anaheim schoolboy, Hunton, 17, was the victim of traffic accident near San Diesterday. He was the son of and Mrs. G. M. Hunton, who lived from Anaheim to Santa Barbara about five years ago. The youth was driving a truck when he got into control, crashing against a wall and caught fire. He burned to death in spite of efforts of his companion, Bell Tedrow of Santa Ana, to help him from the wreckage. General services will be continued tomorrow from Brown and other mortuary, Santa Ana. In addition to his parents, Hunton is a sister, Aura Gail Hunton, niece. Fall of Masseur Again Continued Al of W. M. Lukasky, Neva Olive Bradley and Mrs. M. Cainin on charges of practice medicine with a license was again continued this morning by Justice of the Peace Charles Kuchel. The case is now set for September 21. YOUR VOTE FOR L. ELLIOTT for SHERIFF Will Assure You: A man with a 20-year record in Civil and Criminal Law Enforcement that is CLEAN LINQUESTIONABLE RETAIN HARRY E. RILEY State Controller Born in Orange County 1888 Former City Clerk Long Beach Commissioner of Finance (2 Terms) Now State Controller Harry B. Riley X Buy With C SHOP FOR FOODS THE EASY "A.B.C." WAY TILLAMOOK lb. 20 CHEESE OUR BEST FULL CREAM CHEESE—RICH AND CREAM RICH RIPE Tall Cans FRUIT Cocktail 3 for 25¢ FRESH No. 2½ Prunes can 10¢ SLICED—No. 2½ can Pineapple 15¢ Formav 3 lbs. 46¢ DIXIE Dog Food 6 cans 25¢ Peaches 12¢ LI3BY'S--No. 2¼ can For a treat!—A FANCY SLICED PEACH! L. ELLIOTT for SHERIFF Will Assure You: A man with a 20-year record in Civil and Criminal Law Enforcement that is CLEAN and UNQUESTIONABLE. An ECONOMICAL, EFFICIENT and IMPARTIAL ADMINISTRATION of the Sheriff's Office. A close coordination of all Law Enforcement Agencies in Orange County. The Sheriff's Office will be open to all taxpayers at all times... there will be no secrecy in this office. IN RADIO KVOE 0 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 23 at 9:15 p.m. The Finest Of Printed Utility FAST-COLOR ... and only Formav 3 lbs. 46¢ DIXIE Dog Food 6 cans 25¢ Peaches 12¢ LI3BY'S--No. 24 can For a treat!—A FANCY SLICED PEACH! GLOBE Large Pkg. CAKE FOOD Sodas 1-lb. pkg. BETTER BEST OR GRAHAMS—2-pound package 25¢ IRIS 27¢ 1-pound glass jar 2-POUND JAR 52c VALUABLE CLASS JAR FOR FRUIT USE KERR LIDS FLOUR 90¢ GOLD MEDAL 241-lb. sack "KITCHEN TESTED"—For all purposes! BULK JEWEL SALAD OIL Gallon 85¢ (Bring Container) MULK PURE VINEGAR Gallon 15¢ (Bring Container) Butter Kernel CORN 2 No. 2 cans 23¢ DEL MAIZ NIBLETS 2 cans 23¢ Sun Rich PEAR LONG H CHEESE Krafts B CHEESE LEMO F GRANULO FAST-COLOR ... and only 15c Yard Ever-popular in the family! Fascinating patterns for the tiniest tot — gay plaids and florals for the school girl — dainty checks and stripes for Mother — finely striped shirtings for Dad—and lovely foulard prints for Grandmother! Bright cheery prints for the breakfast room and kitchen curtains. PLAIN COLORS, too! INEY'S COMPANY, Incorporated MULK PURE VINEGAR Gallon 15¢ (Bring Container) Butter Kernel CORN 2 No. 2 cans 23¢ DEL MAIZ NIBLETS 2 cans 23¢ DEL MONTE BARTLETT PEARS No. 2½ 14½¢ ALPHA BETA'S BETTER MEAT PICNIC HAMS lb. SLICED BACON lb. LAMB SHOULDER lb. SHORTENING 2 lbs. BOILING BEEF lb. LAMB STEW lb. PORK STEAK lb. PORK ROAST lb. With Confidence / PRICES AS LOW AS THE LOWEST SHOP FOR FOODS THE EASY "A.B.C." WAY ALPHA BETA FOOD MARKETS SPECIALS FOR FRI. AND SAT.. AUG. 19 & 20 EAST CENTER AT EMILY WEST CENTER AT PALM COOK lb. 20¢ HEESE — RICH AND CREAMY! CRACKERS FRESH & CRISP 1-lb. pkg. 8¢ VES—Cheese! Crinkles—with Heinz CREAM OF TOMATO SOUP GRAPE-NUT FLAKES 3 pkg. 25¢ COFFEE'S BIG RIVAL HOLLYWOOD CUP pkg. 25¢ COFFEE ALPINE 1-lb. can 27£ SPERRY PANCAKE—20 oz. 17¢ FLOUR 48 oz. 26£ FOR JAM AND JELLY MAKING SURE JELL pkg. 10¢ HEINZ—German bottle KETCHUP 17¢ HEINZ—German condiment SPAGHETTI 7¢ HEINZ COOKED—Tail can MACARONI 13£ FINE GRANULATED SUGAR 10 lb. 49¢ CHALLENGE—Quarter lb. 23¢ BUTTER 30 pound 3 cans for 25¢ Pr. .341 Tax .003 A PRODUCT OF SWIFT & COMPANY HORMEL'S NEW MEAT OF "101 USES" SPAM 12 OZ. CAN 29¢ Salmon No.1 tall LIBBY'S From Alaska's Icy waters—RICH RED! ABC FLOUR 24½-1lb. 69¢ FAMILY FLOUR 24½-1lb. 59¢ SPERRY PANCAKE-20 oz. 17c FLOUR 48 oz. 26c FOR JAM AND JELLY MAKING SURE JELL pkg. 10c FINE GRANULATED SUGAR 10 lb. 49c CHALLENGE-Quarter lb. 39c BUTTER 30c SPAM 12 OZ. CAN 29c Salmon No.1 tall 18c LIBBY'S From Alaska's Icy waters—RICH RED! A B C FLOUR 24½-1lb. 69¢ FAMILY FLOUR 24½-1lb. 59¢ FRENCH'S—Counce jar MUSTARD 10c MISSION—Price .669 Tax .021 BROOM EASY SWEEFER 69c BLK. BROWN. TAN-P.097 T.023 JET OIL 10c ALL COLORS—Price .067 Tax .033 SHINOLA 7c HORMELIC—Fruit CARNE 15c GERBER'S B BY FOOD 4 for 25c FOR KITCHEN Price .042 Tax .030 POWOW 3 for 25c LUX TOILET —Pr. .030 Tax .032 LIFEBUOY bar 6c for making ICE CREAM JELLE FREEZING MILK 2 cans FOR 15¢ HEERS HEYES SYRUP LARGE 16 oz. can 9¢ FOR ICE CREAM TOPPINGS ICE CREAM 10c FOR A HOT WEATHER TREAT—QL. 10c GRAPE-JUICE pint bottle 19c WELCH'S NEW YORK—Quart bottle 38c FRY, BAKE & COOK WITH SPRY 1-pound 3-ibl. can 19c can 51c SMALL, 8pc—Price .082 Tax .033 LUX Large Package Pr.,194 Tax .006 SMALL, 8pc—Pr.,077 Tax .003—Lge. RINSO Price .189 Tax .006 19c 150 IN ROLL—Price .145 Tax .005 ZEE TOVELLS 2 for 15c SAVE ON ZEE PRY WHITE TISSUE LARGE ROLLS 15¢ Price .145 Tax .005 PINE-APPLE No.21 can 14c Broken sliced—Rich in insoluble minerals OLIVES tall can 11c Fine quality ripe olives—Try these now! Sun Rich Bartlett PEARS 2 No.2½ 27¢ LONG HORN CHEESE lb. 14¢ Krafts Brick or American CHEESE 2-lb. box 45¢ LEMO FOAM GRANULATED — Large Box SOAP POWDER 24¢ DIAMOND A STRING BEANS No.2 can 10¢ LILSON'S CLEO 2 lbs. 23¢ SWEET PICKLES lge.jar 17¢ DILL PICKLES lge.jar 15¢ LIBBY'S — No.21 Can 9¢ LONG HORN CHEESE lb. 14¢ Krafts Brick or American CHEESE 2-lb. box 45¢ LEMO FOAM GRANULATED — Large Box SOAP POWDER 24¢ DAINTY MIX FRUIT COCKTAIL tall can 9¢ LILSON'S CLEO 2 lbs. 23¢ SWEET PICKLES lge. jar 17¢ DILL PICKLES lge. jar 15¢ LIBBY'S — No. 2½ Can SAUER KRAUT 9¢ PURE CANE SUGAR 20 lbs. $1.00 FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES POTATOES Fancy No. 1 New W. Rose 10 lbs. 10¢ PEARS NEW BARTLETT 3 lbs. 9¢ TOMATOES Fancy Local STONES Basket 7¢ BEANS GREEN LIMA 4 lbs. 10¢ GRAPES FANCY SEEDLESS 4 lbs. 9¢ CELERY Fancy Large UTAH Each 5¢ APPLES FANCY BELLFLEURS 6 lbs. 25£ CANTALOUPES 3 Fancy Local fer 5¢