anaheim-gazette 1942-10-15

Duck Hunters Told Game Is Plentiful Of interest to local duck hunters, especially since today opens the 1942 season, is announcement by Southern California Automobile club, that ducks are plentiful on Big Bear lake, where hunting will be permitted again this year. It was further stated that preliminary investigations showed plenty of ducks at Lake Henshaw, Cuayamaca Lake and in the rice fields of Imperial Valley. Take your change in Defense Stamps and assure a bullet for the Roofing Call us for prices that are still within reason! K. M. WOOD Phone Fullerton 8717-J2 4001 Carol Drive (Just south of the airport) FULLERTON PENNEYS 124 West Center, Anaheim 3511 September Reports Are Considered At Council Meeting Closing the September books for the city, members of the city council at their Tuesday night meeting, found a balance of $102,-893.38 in the general fund, with a total of $186,312.33 in the treasury. The sum of $34,692.03 was allowed for warrants and demands for the period from September 15 to 30. Reports from the various departments of the city's executive machinery, showed that Judge Frank Tausch tried exactly a hundred cases in the city court, with a resultant $2,097.50 in fines; that officers in Police Chief J. S. Bouldin's department had made a total of 33 arrests and given out 125 citations for traffic violations. Fire Chief Rudolph Nyboe's report revealed that the month's fires had been negligible, with only two small grass fires and one automobile during the 30 day period. In his capacity as building inspector, Nyboe issued 17 permits, mostly of alterations and repairs, to the value of $3,954. The healthy condition of the city was further indicated by a report on delinquent taxes covering the period from 1936 to 1942. For the sum of $3,296.78 is all that remains outstanding. The current year reached the highest level of delinquency with $987.37 but much of this will be liquidated, according to the opinion expressed by City Clerk Charles Griffith. One of the interesting reports was that submitted by Ewald Lemcke, maintenance engineer for the Outfall Sewer department. This showed that of the 161,175,-200 gallons of waste water and sewage disposed of through the system, this city had contributed 47,810,000 gallons. The total represented the cities of Anaheim, Fullerton and Orange, and the REDUCED DRESSES Alpacas! Wool Jerseys! Ray-on jerseys! Spun rayons! Fall's latest styles—choose either sport or dressy models. All sizes! All prices! $2.00 to $6.25 Fall styles in Alpacas and wool jerseys. Size 12 to 20. $6.25 Dressy and sport styles in Alpacas and spun rayons. 12 - 44 $4.25 Alpaca, spun rayon and rayon jersey, just the dress you have been looking for! 9 to 50! $3.25 Alpaca plains and polka dots on dark grounds. 12 to 40. $2.00 With your savings buy bonds and Defense Stamps. One of the interesting reports was that submitted by Ewald Lemcke, maintenance engineer for the Outfall Sewer department. This showed that of the 161,175,-200 gallons of waste water and sewage disposed of through the system, this city had contributed 47,810,000 gallons. The total represented the cities of Anaheim, Fullerton and Orange, and the sanitary districts of La Habra, Garden Grove, Placentia and Buena Park in both joint outfall sewer and water waste disposal company. Deep well turbine pumps ran a total of 833 hours during the month, pumping a total of 66,165,-000 of water of which this city consumed more than seven million gallons. At the date of October 7, water level in the city wells stood at 127 feet, according to V. W. Hannum, power plant superintendent. This level is only five inches lower than in the preceding month. Family Dinner For Visiting Corporal His first visit home since he received his corporal's rating, was enjoyed over the week-end by Cpl. Lawson Spielman, of the Presidio at San Francisco, who was the guest of his mother, Mrs. Mary Grace Spielman 511 East Broadway. His advancement came only seven months after his enlistment with the United States Army. One of the pleasant features of Cpl. Spielman's home visit was the family dinner party at which his mother was hostess Saturday evening. In the group sharing the appetizing dinner menu with hostess and honor guest, were Robert Spielman of the home, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Loney of Orange, brother-in-law and sister of Cpl. Spielman, and his father, H. G. Spielman of this city. Do not be misled, A YES vote on proposition 1 is a vote for efficient defense production, freedom of the highways, free commerce and free labor. Do not be misled, A YES vote on proposition 1 is a vote for efficient defense production, freedom of the highways, free commerce and free labor. ORANGE COUNTY FARM BUREAU, CITIZENS ASSOCIATION OF ORANGE CO. PRO-AMERICA, ASSOCIATED FARMERS OF ORANGE CO. All that any man could ask for in a whiskey! OLD SUNNY BROOK BRAND KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY "CHEERFUL AS ITS NAME" 93 Proof Also available in Bottled-in-Bond, 100 Proof McKESSON & ROBBINS, Inc. Exclusive Distributors — Anaheim, California THE SOLDIER IN THE KITCHEN answers the can BETTER NUTRITION Be a "Home Guard" for your fam feeding them foods that will keep DO YOUR SHOPPING HERE AND BUY WAR STAMPS WITH Tomato SOUP 3 Cans 25¢ Campbell's New Recipe Pink Beans 5-Lb. Special 23¢ SUNRICH FLOUR 24½-Lb. Sack 98¢ SALAD OIL 50¢ No Rub Wax, Pt. 39¢ Jewel Qt. Jug Old English, Qts. 69o SAND. SPREAD 22¢ OLD DUTCH 7¢ Durkee's 8 oz. 13c, 16 oz. WORC. SAUCE 10¢ GRAN. SOAP 49¢ Durkee's 5 oz. bottle OLIVE OIL 10¢ CATSUP 10¢ Take Advantage WHOL Given To The U. S. No. 1 Utah R POTATO U. S. No. 1 Idaho R Medium No. 1 Stock BURBANK SALAD OIL 50¢ No Rub Wax, Pl. 39¢ Jewel Qt. Jug Old English, Qts. 69o SAND. SPREAD 22¢ OLD DUTCH 7¢ Durkee's 8 oz. 13c, 16 oz. Cleanser, each WORG. SAUCE 10¢ GRAN. SOAP 49¢ Durkee's 5 oz. bottle SUNRICH Giant Pkg. OLIVE OIL 10¢ CATSUP 10¢ Pompeian % oz. bottle Large Bottle Sweet Pickles 24¢ Jade Brand. 32-oz. Jar Queen Olives 10¢ Kaweah. 5-oz. Bottle Hamburger SPREAD 10¢ Blue Bonnet. 8-oz. Jar BREAKFAST CEREAL QUICK COOKING 16-oz. pkg... 14¢ Lge. pkg... 18¢ Sml. Pkg... 12¢ RICE KRISPIES Marshmallow Recipe On Back of Package 2 pkgs. 23¢ Soda Crackers 17¢ Nabisco. 1-lb. Pkg. A-1 Flour No. 10 Sack 47¢ Formay 3-Lb. Can 65¢ SCOT TOWELS 9¢ KEN-L-MEAL 18¢ Dog Food, 2 lb. pkg. POTATO U. S. No. 1 Idaho R Medium No. 1 Stoo BURBANK THEY WERE BOUGHT IN No. 1 RUSSETS or BURBANKS Cello Spin FANCY SWEET Spanish O Large Blu Jonathan Apples 5 lbs GENUI Shoulder Breast 1 Leg 0 I A-1 Flour Sack 47¢ Formay 3-Lb. Can 65¢ SCOT TOWELS 9¢ KEN-L-MEAL 18¢ Dog Food, 2 lb. pkg. Soft-Weve 3 rolls 23¢ KEN-L-BISKIT 24¢ Toilet Tissue DOG FOOD, 2-lb. Pkg. BROOMS ea. 89¢ SNAROL 1-lb. 24¢ Carnation - Our Best Snail Killer, 2½ lb. 49c WAX PAPER 14¢ ANTROL SETS 39¢ Kitchen Charm 125 ft. Set of Four NEW Double Quick IVORY FLAKES Small 10¢ Large 23¢ THE 'SOAP OF BEAUTIFUL WOMEN CAMAY 3 bars 20¢ NEW IVORY SNOW Small 10¢ QUICK SUDS IN COOL WATER Large 23¢ GUEST IVORY Bar 5¢ SELOX Lge. Pkg. 15¢ WE RESERVE the RIGHT to LIMIT QUANTITIES ALPHA BETA We East Center at THE KITCHEN ers the call to NUTRITION! your family's health by it will keep them strong. WAR STAMPS WITH YOUR SAVINGS! Cranberries 25¢ lb First in Town Fruit AND VEGETABLES Advantage of These WHOLESALE PRICES Given To The Public for This Week End 1 Utah Russets TATOES Sack $2.98 Sack $3.23 No. 1 Stockton RBANKS Sack $2.98 TATOES 1 Idaho Russets Sack $2.23 No. 1 Stockton RBANKS Sack $2.98 RE BOUGHT IN CARLOAD LOTS FOR YOUR ADVANTAGE BRUSSETS RBANKS 7 lbs. 25¢ Spinash 10¢ French Onions 5 lbs. 10¢ Large Blue Grapes 2 lbs. 15¢ Les 5 lbs 25¢ | Delicious Apples 4 lbs 25¢ Choice MEATS GENUINE SPRING LAMB Shoulder Roast 29¢ lb East 17½ lb | Chops 39¢ lb g 0 Lamb 39½ lb Shoulder Roast 29 lb ast 17½ lb Chops 39 lb g 0 Lamb 39½ lb Sausage 37 lb Rib Steak 39½ lb b Steak 42½ lb n Short Ribs 22 lb ket of Beef 17 lb rk Shldrs 31 lb We Will Meet All Competitive Prices Last Center at Olive Street West Center at Palm Street