anaheim-gazette 1942-09-10

Advice Given On Winter Cover Crop “This is the time to get ready for the winter cover crop,” today pointed out Orange County Farm Advisor Harold E. Wahlberg who further explained that such cover crops provide a cheap source of organic matter and in comparison with other materials, are relatively cheaper this year than for several years past. The reason for this is two-fold, declares Wahlberg. First is the increased price of fertilizers and manure, and second is the lower cost of many of the cover crop seeds. Organic manures are priced 50 per cent higher than last year and commercial fertilizers too have taken a sharp upward trend. Cover crops can be planted and produced at a lower cost for seed, with perhaps a slight increase in hired labor involved. The rate of seeding per acre varies with the size of the seed, according to Wahlberg. Some cover crops, including mustard, malva, melilotus, etc., range from 10 to 20 pounds per acre, while others, like wedge and Canadian field peas, cereals and purple vetch, range from 45 to 60 pounds per acre. A detailed treatise on cover crops for Orange county conditions have been prepared by the farm advisor, and ranchers and growers wishing copies, may obtain them by calling at the office. Flame Proofing of Clothing Described In New Circular Anaheim homemakers interesting in flame proofing their clothing are urged to obtain a copy of the circular, “Fight Fires with Forethought,” published by the Agricultural Extension service of University of California. In the circular is described a method of making clothing flame resistant by the use of ammonium sulfamate. The use of this chemical compound has been demonstrated by Miss Frances L. Liles, home demonstration agent in Orange county. She emphasized that the clothing of emergency farm fire fighter companies, organized in the 31 defense areas of the county, should be so treated. Rural fire fighters do not require new clothing to be safely uniformed for this emergency. Rather, old garments may be chemically treated at home to make them fully protective. This circular giving full instructions is available free in the Agricultural Extension Service office, 220 Ramona Building, Santa Ana. Tomatoes Lend Brightness; Nutrition Too As one of the season’s most versatile foods, the tomato is lending a bright touch of color to gardens, markets and tables these days. Although in those states east of the Mississippi river, tomatoes have been a “food for victory special” only two times, in Southern California, they have been and should continue to be an important special throughout the season. DAVENPORT APPLIANCES SHOP DOMESTIC SEWING $10 MACHINE ... $10 ELECTROLUX VACUUM $35 CLEANER REBUILT ... KENMORE MANGLE $40 LIKE NEW! ... $40 HOOVER VACUUM $15 CLEANER. 1 ONLY ... $15 1 SQ. TUB MAYTAG $60 WASHER. Good Condition GUARANTEED REPAIRS ON ALL MAKES! 338 W Center St., Anaheim 4270 Men, Women Over 40 Don’t Be Weak, Old Feel Peppy, New, Years Younger Take Ostrex. Contains general tonics stimulants, often needed after 40—by bodies lacking iron, calcium phosphate and Vitamin B1. A 73-year-old doctor writes: "It did so much for patients, I took it myself. Results were fine." Special introduction like Ostrex Tablets costs only 35c. Start fooling peppler and years younger, this very day. For sale at all good drug stores everywhere—In Anaheim, at Henry Bros. To Relieve Misery of COLDs take 666 LIQUID TABLETS, SALVE, NOSE DROPS As one of the season's most versatile foods, the tomato is lending a bright touch of color to gardens, markets and tables these days. Although in those states east of the Mississippi river, tomatoes have been a “food for victory special” only two times, in Southern California, they have been and should continue to be an important special throughout the season. Aside from being pleasing in appearance and refreshing in taste, the tomato has another advantage of being an easy vegetable to can. It is nutritious too, and well known as a valuable source of Vitamin C and it gets honorable mention for its Vitamin A and some B1. Because it is easy to can and to combine with other foods, homemakers should plan to can a plentiful supply. New bulletin on home canning of fruits, vegetables and meats and one on the bottling of fruit juices are available without cost at the office of Home Agent, Frances Liles, 220 Ramona building, Santa Ana. To protect garden shoes keep them well greased or oiled with neat’s-foot oil or cod or castor oil, tallow or wool grease. Let dry in warm place. Welcome Home! Welcome Home! Home, to the American people, is a symbol of peace and freedom. Whenever you travel to near or distant parts, there is a feeling of security in knowing that you can return to a home with its comforts and conveniences, its peaceful family life. How would you like to be welcomed home by the crashing of bombs, by pillars of smoke arising from the ruin of possessions for which you had worked and saved? That is no fantastic dream. Anything can happen. That is why thousands of Union Pacific employees, resolved to retain their American freedom, are tirelessly working to help Uncle Sam. Troop trains—huge shipments of raw materials and armament—roll over "the Strategic Middle Route" in a never-ending procession. It's up to all of us to "keep 'em rolling." We must be victors—not victims. R. A. PARKER, Agent, Anaheim, Union Pacific Station, Phone 3519 The Progressive UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD The Strategic Middle Route December 10, 1942 "STRIKE" A NEW NOTE IN FOOD BUYS Pancake Flour 20¢ AUNT JEMIMA Lge. Pkg. Rice Krispies 11¢ KELOOGG'S Pkg. Rolled Oats 23¢ QUAKER Lge. Pkg. Cinch Four Flavors CAKE MIX Pkg 29¢ Sunrich 24½ lb. 97c FLOUR No. 10 Sack . . . 43¢ Dinamite B'fst. CEREAL FANCY BANANA Apples WELL FILLED Lima Bear NORTHERN BARTLETT PEARS Cinch Four Flavors CAKE MIX Pkg 29¢ Sunrich 24½ lb. 97c FLOUR No. 10 Sack . . . 43¢ Dinamite B'fst. CEREAL Lge. Pkg. . . . 37¢ CRISCO 3 lbs. 69¢ Soda Crackers 17¢ Labisco Snowflakes 1 lb. pkg. Shredded Ralston 11¢ breakfast Cereal pkg. Grapenuts 2 Pkgs. 25¢ DEL MONTE PEAS Lo 2 Can . . . 13¢ GOLD MEDAL Macaroni 2 lb. pkg. Spaghetti , . . . 22¢ TOM SAUCE Buffet Can . . . 4¢ ITALY Macaroni, lb. pkg. 10¢ Parafin Wax 2 Pkgs. 25¢ FRUIT MASTER BRAND Jell-a-teen 2 Pkgs. 11¢ ASSORTED FLAVOR GEN HUR 2 lb. Red Label 60c COFFEE lb. 31¢ NORTHERN BARTLETT PEARS FOR STUFFING Bell Pepp PORTO RICANS YAMS WHITE ROSE POTATOE Bacon Pork Sa Pure L RUIT MASTER BRAND Jell-a-teen 2 Pkgs. 11¢ ASSORTED FLAVOR BEN HUR 2 lb. Red Label 60c COFFEE lb. 31¢ Blue Label 2 lb. 56c. - 1 lb. 29c DURKEE'S ARISTOCRAT Mayonnaise, pt. jar 29¢ BELL BRAND Peanut Butter 1 lb. 33¢ French Dressing 1 oz. Bottle ...14¢ BLACK PEPPER Pint Fruit Jar 15c LY SPRAY 32¢ DOG FOOD pkg. 10¢ ALBOTS QTS. ANT POW. 23¢ DOG FOOD 5lbs 49¢ ALBOTS MED. GRAN SOAP 49¢ NORTH STAR PKG. UNRICH GIANT PKG. BROOMS ea. 37¢ WAX PAPER sml. 7£ ED BIRD RAP-IN-WAX Lge. 17c WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES ALPHA BETA We East Center at AND HAVE MONEY TO "SPARE" JELLY or JAM Glass 15¢ JELLY Pure Grape 2 lbs. 25¢ Fruit AND VEGETABLES NANA les 5 lbs. 25¢ ED a Beans 2 lbs. 15¢ BARTLETT RS 2 lbs. . 15¢ BARTLETT ARS 2 lbs. 15¢ ING Peppers 3 for 5¢ ANS MS 4 lbs. 15¢ ATOES 9 lbs. 25¢ Choice MEATS con by piece 29¢ rk Sausage 35¢ re Lard 17½¢ ARK Sausage 35 lb re Lard 17 ½ lb me Rib Roast 37 ½ lb ced Bacon 35 ½ lb ng Lamb Shoulder 15 ½ lb We Will Meet All Competitive Prices East Center at Olive Street West Center at Palm Street