anaheim-gazette 1939-10-26

Anaheim, Calif., Oct. 26, 1939 The image contains three black-and-white photographs. The first photo shows a large building with a crowd of people gathered outside it. The second photo depicts a large archway or entrance with a crowd of people standing in front of it. The third photo is another view of the same building or area, showing more people and buildings around it. The image contains two black-and-white photographs of street scenes in what appears to be a historical newspaper page. The first photo shows a wide, empty street with buildings on the sides and trees lining the road. The second photo depicts a narrow street with buildings on both sides, all facing the same direction. ANAHEIM GAZETTE The S2R Store A. E. SCHUMACHER O. H. RENNER North Orange County's Oldest Department Store CENTRAL SCHOOL—the pride of early day Anaheim. It was built with the first bond issue ever voted in this city and was located on Chartres street between Emily and Olive on the site of the present George CENTRAL SCHOOL—the pride of early day Anaheim. It was built with the first bond issue ever voted in this city and was located on Chartres street between Emily and Olive on the site of the present George Washington school. Among the students shown are many of our prominent citizens. THE INDEPENDENCE DAY ARCH—erected over the intersection of Center and Los Angeles streets for a big Fourth of July celebration in the early days of Anaheim. Orange County Department —Located in the heart of has for thirty-two year county merchandising. the very latest and most best of quality. —All through the year shopper has made th when the most stylish The management and on the alert to give the service to the store's pa A STREET SCENE—showing the old Planters Hotel operated by the late John Fischer, the City Meat Market, owned by Louis Wartenburg and M. Calisher's General Store. 1894 STREET CAR TRACKS—this scene shows the old street car tracks and the muddy street. On the corner is seen the Federman Store which later became the S. Q. R. Store. PAGE THREE Partners For 32 YEA County's Oldest ment Store. ed in the heart of Anaheim's Shopping District thirty-two years been a leader in Orange merchandising. Its stock has consistantly been latest and most up-to-date styles and the st of quality. through the years the thrifty and particular has made the S. Q. R. Store headquarters the most stylish and best quality was desired. management and employees have always been alert to give the very best and most courteous to the store's patrons. They have consistently through the years the thrifty and particular er has made the S. Q. R. Store headquarters the most stylish and best quality was desired.. management and employees have always been alert to give the very best and most courteous to the store's patrons. They have consistently of their time and money in the promotion of and everything that seemed to serve the best inof Anaheim, Orange county and Southern nia. this time when the Gazette—Orange county's Newspaper—is celebrating its seventieth birthtime management and employees of Orange 's oldest Department Store take great pleasure binding to the Gazette's publishers and staff our most congratulations and a wish for the best of during many years to come. our thousands of customers we extend our sinthanks for their patronage which has assisted building a fine business in this the finest of nities. AUGUST E. SCHUMACHER, OSCAR H. RENNER.