anaheim-gazette 1942-02-19

Both Men’s and Women’s Clothing Styles Hit By Priority; OPA Announces New Streamlining Policy On All Garments Current clothing styles—both men's and women's—are scheduled today to feel the snip of priority according to the OPA who announced a wartime streamlining policy on all garments. Women in the Easter parade this year won't be wearing flared skirts or balloon sleeves. WORKED HAVOC Simplification which has worked its havoc on stove trimmings, fancy packing, and men's pants, has at last hit the women's clothing industry. Manufacturers are being urged to keep skirts short and silhouettes slim, which may mean, according to the OPA, that milady in her girdle of reclaimed rubber will have to work hard to hold that line. Women's fashion designers are considering elimination of pleats, patch pockets, flaring skirts and billowry sleeves. As a matter of appeasement, the government has promised plenty of color for women's dresses. WOOL LIMITED Wool for women's dresses, now strictly limited will be supplied from re-claimed garments. Women may have to give up their monopoly on rayon, however, as it has many military uses. On the male side of the ledger, the picture is the same. No longer will men be able to buy two-trouser suits. Their trousers will, however, be more in the public eye, for coats are to be shortened to conserve wool. Recommended for elimination are patch and bellows pockets, belted suit models, pleats and cuffs on trousers. Men's torsos will be made to appear longer as the rise of trousers will be limited to something less than 12 inches. The male leg, if anyone is interested, will be made to appear more slender, for the knee width of trousers will be limited to 22 inches. GUIDE TO SAVINGS —get the latest food news from your SAFEWAY'S weekly advertising! You are looking at the page that thousands of "value-wise" homemakers turn to in their newspapers each week. It brings them dependable information about seasonable —get the latest from your SAFEWAY'S weekly advertising! You are looking at the page that thousands of "value-wise" homemakers turn to in their newspapers each week. It brings them dependable information about seasonable foods. It's the place to look for big values in meats, groceries, fruits and vegetables. It's the Safeway ad—the weekly message from your neighborhood Safeway grocer to you. Read it regularly. CANNED GOODS VALUES Harper House Pears No.2½ can 20¢ Choice halves. (No.1 can, 13c) Del Monte Pears No.2½ can 21¢ Choice halves. (8-oz. can, 8c) Town House GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 2 cans 15¢ Dromedary GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 2 cans 19¢ Emerald Bay Spinach No.2½ can 13¢ Extra washed. (No.2 can, 10c) Hemet Spinach 2 No.2½ cans 23¢ Van Camp's Beans With pork 2 16-oz. cans 15¢ (22-ounce size cans, 10c) Penthouse Beef Tamales 7-oz. can 5¢ Nu-Trishus MEAT BALLS AND GRAVY No.1 can 21¢ Cherub Milk Small cans 6 for 23c 3 tall cans 23¢ Pet Milk Small cans 6 for 25c 3 tall cans 25¢ HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Su-Purb Soap Granulated Condensed 24-oz. box 21¢ (Eight ounce box, 8c; 50-oz. box, 41c) Scotch Soap Granulated 51-oz. box, 40c 31-oz. box 25¢ White King Soap Granulated. (48-oz. box, 45c) Oxydol Soap Granulated for household use 24-oz. box 22¢ Lux Soap Flakes 5-oz. box 9¢ 12½-oz. box 22¢ Crystal White Soap 5 reg. bars 19¢ Vano Liquid Cleaner quart bottle 29¢ LIBBY PEACHES Choice quality, sliced fruit. (8-oz. can, 8c) No.2¼ can 19¢ CASTLE CREST Choice peaches, sliced or halved. In heavy syrup. No.2¼ can 17¢ LIBBY PUMPKIN Golden pumpkin—makes delicious pumpkin pie. No.2¼ can 10¢ BRIARGATE BEANS Fancy grade, cut green beans. Young, tender. No.2¼ can 25£ PHILLIP'S BEANS Choice stringless cut green beans. Note price. No.2¼ can 25£ AIRWAY COFFEE Mellow-mild. Sold in whole bean. Ground to order. per lb. 19£ NOB HILL COFFEE Blend of world's finest coffees. Ground to order. per lb. 22£ HERSHEY BARS Large plain or almond bars. (Small bar, 4c) 2 large bars 25£ ONLY A FEW HOURS FROM GARDEN TO YOU Apples Newton Pippins. Fresh Peas Green and tender. Russets POTATOES Scotch Soap Granulated 51-oz. box, 40c 31-oz. box 25¢ White King Soap Granulated. (48-oz. box, 45c) 29-oz. box 27¢ Oxydol Soap Granulated for household use 21-oz. box 22¢ Lux Soap Flakes 5-oz. box 9¢ 12½-oz. box 22¢ Crystal White Soap 5 reg. bars 19¢ Vano Liquid Cleaner quart bottle 29¢ Aero Wax Liquid type Quart can, 45c pint can 25¢ Scot Tissue Soft as old linen 3 rolls for 20¢ ONLY A FEW HOURS FROM GARDEN TO YOU Apples Newton Pippins. Fresh Peas Green and tender. Russets POTATOES Burbanks POTATOES The most GOOD-EATING MEAT for your money BEEF SHOULDER ROAST lb. 29¢ Round bone shoulder, cut from guaranteed beef. LARGE LAMB CHOPS lb. 40¢ Large loin, or prime rib. (Pin bone or blade rib, lb. 35c) PORK LOIN ROAST lb. 28¢ Large roasting cuts from either end of loin of pork. BEEF POT ROAST lb. 27¢ Center cut seven bone. PRIME RIB ROAST lb. 35¢ Fancy oven roast of beef. BOILING BEEF lb. 15£ Meaty plate rib of beef. BEEF SHORT RIBS lb. 17£ Excellent baked or braised. GROUND BEEF lb. 22£ State inspected. In Visking. PORK SAUSAGE lb. 29£ State inspected. In Visking. SLICED LIVER lb. 25£ Cut from fancy grain-fed pork SLICED BACON %/lb. pkg. 17£ Un-x-id, in Cello (1-lb.,33c) PIECE BACON Choice quality, sugar cured. SALT SIDE PORK lb. 19£ Cut from fancy grain-fed pork FRESH HALIBUT Very fancy fish. Bake or broil lb. 35£ POLLOCK FILLET Solid white meat, No waste lb. 29£ "THAT TIME FEELING FREE Leaflet Safeway Our Homemakers new folder on nu cial subject of fa from the Dieticia store. GOLD MEDAL FLOUR No.10 bag 52¢ Enriched, kitchen-tested. No.5 size bag, 28c. KITCHEN CRAFT No.10 bag 43¢ Enriched Flour. No.5 bag, 23c; 24½ lbs., 99c. Prices in this Advertisement Effective Thursday, Friday & Snap Out of It! Girdles Won't Go Women's foundation garments — girdles by any other name—won't go the way of most rubber—into the war machine. Willard Helburn, chief of the rubber branch of the division of war industry, announced this week that a limited amount of rubber would be made available for such apparel. They can also be made from reclaimed rubber. In the land of fancy, one old tire might be heard to say to another: "Snap out of it, brether, or they'll getcha for a girdle." TYPICAL SAFEWAY VALUES 9¢ Stuffed Olives Los Olivos brand 3-oz. jar 18¢ Queen Olives Los Olivos Green 4-oz. jar 15¢ Guthrie's Crackers Salted sodas 1-lb. box 12¢ Guthrie's Grahams 1-lb. box 13¢ Beverly Peanut Butter 1-lb. jar 18¢ Made from No. 1 peanuts. (2-lb. Jar, 31c) Sleepy Hollow Syrup 2 12-oz. cans 28¢ Cane and maple. (Two 26-oz. cans, 58c) Log Cabin Syrup 26-oz. can, 30c 12-oz. can 15¢ Mayday Salad Oil Quart can, 47c pint can 24¢ Wesson Oil quart can 49¢ pint can 26¢ Are You Worried About LENTEN MENUS? A leisurely stroll through your Safeway store will give you real help in planning Lenten menus! Hundreds of nutritious foods are displayed so attractively, that you can think of one tempting dish after another as you walk through the store. Come in today and try this easy way to shop for Lenten foods. Apples Newton Pippins. lb. 4½¢ BROCCOLI Fresh, tender, flavorful. lb. 7¢ Fresh Peas Green and tender. lb. 10¢ CABBAGE Crisp, solid heads. lb. 3£ Russets POTATOES 10 lbs. 34¢ PEARS Saturday NEVER BEFORE in ou gone “ALL OUT” in offe VALUES and SAVINGS YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS THIS DELLA We have exerted every e mers and friends, the ki ways wanted. Now, mor tecting our patrons by o Now is the time to SH In An AT THE “Certified” D FEW FROM YOU Apples 4½c Newton Pippins. Fresh Peas 10c Green and tender. Russets 10 lbs. 34c POTATOES Burbanks 10 lbs. 35c POTATOES BROCCOLI Fresh, tender, flavorful. 7c CABBAGE Crisp, solid heads. 3c PEARS Winter Nelis variety. 5c Include Defense Stamps in Your Shopping List Every time you buy food, buy Defense Savings Stamps. Every Safeway store has them. That's the way to make a steady, consistent contribution to the Victory Drive and regular additions to your savings. Safeway employees are buying Defense Bonds regularly. Through a voluntary plan, each employee decides how much he wants to set aside. The Company co-operates by regularly deducting this "salary allotment" from wages and with the accumulated savings buys Bonds which are delivered to each employee by Uncle Sam. "THAT TIRED FEELING" FREE Leaflet at Safeway Our Homemakers’ Bureau has prepared a new folder on nutrition, treating the special subject of fatigue. Get your free copy from the Dietician Girl at your Safeway store. FEWAY Effective Thursday, Friday & Saturday, February 19, 20, 21 Stroup-Barnes Furniture Store Barnett, Brownell & Hubbard Eugene J. “Gene” Sullivan Service Sta. Greater Anaheim Meat & Grocery Sto Epstein’s Apparel Shop Anaheim Gazette Anaheim Bulletin De Luxe Cleaners Martenet Hardware Wingfield & Tetrault Betzsold Studio Curley’s Cafe Cut Rate Furniture E. C. Kendricks Weber’s Book Store Orange County News Wisser’s Sporting Goods West Bros. Auto Supplies Spanish Kitchen Mother Colony Wines Vincent Furniture Henry Bros. Drugs Rymer Press Hull Printing The Stabl Kress Sto Superior D Jackson D Al Brune Marigold Gallen Ka McCoy Dr Vic Loly Wiseman' Walt Romer Renner G Children’ Pressel, F Stop’n Sh Orange C Moon’s Gi F. W. Wo CERTIFIED" TY-WIDE Dollar Day day Feb. 21 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday Feb. 21 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. BEFORE in our history have your merchants "ALL OUT" in offering such a dazzling Array of S and SAVINGS. TO MISS THIS DEFENSE... DOLLAR DAY we exerted every effort to give you, our custod friends, the kind of a Sales Day you have alanted. Now, more than ever before, we are proour patrons by offering every saving available. the time to SHOP Anaheim AT THE SIGN OF THE ed" Dollar Day Stores Anaheim AT THE SIGN OF THE Dollar Day Stores QUARY DOLLAR DAY PARTICIPANTS Pure Store Hubbard Ivan Service Sta. t & Grocery Store Richards-Martin School of Dance Smith Reafsnyder Furniture Co. Alpha Beta Stores—both stores Allen’s Shoe Market The Stables Kress Store Superior Radio Jackson Drug Co. Al Brunet’s Cigar Store Marigold Cafe Gallen Kamps McCoy Drug Vic Loly Wiseman’s Walt Rommel’s Fred Robin’s Paint Store Oyster Loaf Cafe Crane, Julius H. Helen’s Flower Shop King’s Shoe Store S. T. Hammond Crescent Style Shop Masterson’s Yungbluth’s Lauretta Dress Shoppe Lakes Mens Wear Town Toggery Renner Grocery Children’s Shop Pressel, Perry & Tull Stop’n Shop Market Orange County Drug Moon’s Gift Shop F. W. Woolworth Nicco Chop Suey Clarice Sports Wear J. C. Penney Co. S. Q. R. Jack Corn’s Karls Shoe Store M. Eltiste Co. Van de Camps Safeway Stores