anaheim-gazette 1944-07-13

IT PAYS WE DON'T RECOMMEND BUYING BY THE CASE AS THIS IS WHAT We ARE TRYING TO ELIMINATE HOARDING ROYAL EXTRA LARGE APRICOTS By the Lug Lb. 8½¢ ROYAL EXTRA LARGE APRICOTS By the Lug 8½¢ CUKES Pound 7½¢ RADISHES Bunch 5¢ ICED CARROTS 2 bunches 15¢ ENDIVE Head 7½¢ BEETS Bunch 6¢ SANTA ROSA PLUMS By the Lug 7¢ PEET'S GRANULATED SOAP Large DOLES JUICE P-APPLE FRESH MEATS DOLES JUICE P-APPLE SNOWFLAKE CRAX CARNATION MILK APPLE BUTTER YS to SHOP at the GREAT ANAH LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN OUR GROCERY AND VEGETABLE DEPARTMENT WILL WILL RE-OPEN MON HERE'S WHY PAPER BAGS MUST WORK FULL DUTY Every new paper bag you use must do as much as three or four Are you using all these ways to save paper HERE'S WHY PAPER BAGS MUST WORK FULL DUTY Every new paper bag you use must do as much as three or four used to do before the war. That warning comes from Howard Coonley, director of the WPB’s Conservation Division. It’s hard for Americans to realize that paper is now a scarce material. But remember—there are tremendous demands for paper products for war use, manpower for cutting pulpwood is inadequate, and inventories of wrapping materials are at a record low. These days none of us can afford to waste the smallest scrap of paper. If we do—it may mean that grocers will be without paper bags and wrapping paper for considerable periods of time. That would be equally tough on grocers and customers. The only way we can “do something about it,” is to use every bag and piece of paper over and over—to the limit of its usefulness. Even then don’t throw it away—turn it in for salvage. Are you using all these ways to save paper in your store? AT THE CHECKOUT COUNTER— 1. Don’t wrap goods already packaged. 2. Eliminate bag-in-bag packing. 3. Use smallest size bag or piece of paper possible. 4. Fill each bag as full as practicable. Try to use only one bag to an order. 5. When possible don’t wrap delivery orders. 6. Ask customers to return usable bags. 7. Ask customers to bring own shopping bags. 8. Tell your customers about need for saving paper—ask them to save wast paper for salvage. NULATED Large Box 30¢ CE PLE No.2 can 12½¢ VAL VITA Peach DIAMOND R BEANS CE PLE No. 2 can 12½¢ KE K Pound Box 18¢ N Tall can 9¢ ER 2-lb. jar 28¢ GETABLES DIAMOND R BEANS HILL'S REE COFFE CHALLENG CREA R. E. D. SALM Thursday, July 13, 1944 EATER HEIM MARKET 225 EAST CENTER ST. TOWN "Check Them" MENT WILL CLOSE SATURDAY NIGHT FOR ONE WEEK, AND RE-OPEN MONDAY, JULY 24th FANCY BABCOCKS PEACHES By the Lug Lb. 9½¢ FANCY BABCOCKS PEACHES By the Lug 9½¢ BLACK FIGS Pound 25¢ APPLES Pound 13¢ GREEN TOP TURNIPS 2 Bunches 15¢ CELERY Pound 15¢ CABBAGE Pound 3½¢ U.S. NO. 1 POTATOES 5 Pounds 25¢ L VITA peaches No. 2½ can 22¢ MOND R STRINGLESS EANS No. 2 can 19¢ MOND R STRINGLESS EANS No. 2 can 19¢ L'S RED COFFEE pound 33¢ ALLENGE ICE REAM Pint 15¢ D. ALMON ½'s can 36¢