anaheim-gazette 1945-06-14

Thursday, June 14, 1945 YOU ARE IN TO ATTEND » OPEN Saturday, J 301 WEST CENTER AT CL We are styling ourselves as the "Schultz Furniture Company," ing all the prosperous towns for miles around. We like the con become an asset to such a fine city. We will, at all times, offer right. We invite you to our opening this Saturday—want you We are styling ourselves as the "Schultz Furniture Company," ing all the prosperous towns for miles around. We like the co become an asset to such a fine city. We will, at all times, offer right. We invite you to our opening this Saturday—want your spect our stock—you will not be asked to buy. We want to get Thanking you in advance... THE SCHULTZ FURNITURE COMP A Beautiful Talisman Rose Will be Given to the First 100 FOR T Two-piece Living Room Suite ishes. Bed Divans in Colonial sofa by day. Tables, cocktail nut and blond finishes. Choice Rockers; many different styles er items to beautify your living FOR THE BED ROOM Bedroom Suites in Period, Colonial and Modern styles. Well constructed in lovely finish to fit the type. Lovely Boudoir Chairs. Your choice of covers. Mattresses and box springs—nationally advertised brands. Simmons, Sealy and various other makes. Dozens of other pieces to complete the bedroom. Redwood Settee Redwood Settee Redwood Chaisette CONVENIENT TERMS Schultz Furniture 301 WEST CENTER STREET WE INVITED TOATTEND OUR WASHINGTON CITY CENTER, JUNE 16TH AT CLEMENTINE ure Company," and have come into Anaheim after considerWe like the community and we hope that we can stay and at all times, offer the best in Furniture, and at prices that are day—want you to please pay us a visit, look around, in- AT CLEMENTINE ure Company," and have come into Anaheim after considerWe like the community and we hope that we can stay and at all times, offer the best in Furniture, and at prices that are day—want you to please pay us a visit, look around, inWe want to get acquainted with the people of Anaheim. FURNITURE COMPANY. The First 100 Ladies Visiting Our Store SATURDAY! FOR THE LIVING ROOM The Living Room Suite in Period, Colonial and Modern, all in lovely selections of fined Divans in Colonial and Modern styles, make comfortable bed at night and roomy day. Tables, cocktail, long, end tier and console types; maple, mahogany, walblond finishes. Choice of styles. many different styles. Lamps, floor, table and many other types. Dozens of othto beautify your living room. M structed in lovely covers. mons, Sealy and bedroom. FOR THE DINING ROOM City Assessments Now Completed While total valuations will be ready for at least another the annual assessments for city of Anaheim were comed late last week by City Asor Harry Jayne and D. County Assessor Ernest Zitzl. During the past year more erty has been transferred in city than at any other time, ing its history and at the time more property is tax exhanusual because of the percentage of service persoccupying the property. Pioneer Resident Passes Wednesday Mrs. Henrietta Rannow years of age, passed away Wednesday at the family on Euclid avenue. Although in Germany she had lived on Euclid ranch for the past 54 yr. Left to survive her are sons, William Rannow of Te Ariz., and Harry Rannow of heim; two daughters, Miss Rannow and Miss Marion now, both of Anaheim and grandchild. Funeral services will be ducted Saturday morning, 16, at 10 a.m. at the chapBacks, Campbell and Kaumortuary with the Rev. A. Patterson of Los Angeles coning the last rites. Entomb will be in Anaheim mausole. It is proverbial that rain on the just and unjust alike. LA DONA ANNOUNCES A 122 S FOR THE DINING ROOM ight-piece Suites in Mahogany, Duncan Phyfe and modern styles, consisting of buffet, table and six chairs. Dinette Sets, in seven or five-piece suites. Colonial and modern styles, nicely finished. Breakfast Sets at prices to fit any purse, and lots of other items for the dining room. FOR THE PATIO es, we have a nice line of Outdoor Furniture. Chaise Lounges, Club Chairs, Set-les, all in beautiful California Redwood. Just the thing for that outdoor playroom. FREE DELIVERY Furniture ANAHEIM, CALIF. Boy Scout Council shows Big Growth during Past Year During the first full year of organization the Northern Orange County Council of Boy Scouts made a spectacular growth, it is known in the annual report just omitted. From June, 1944, to June, 1945, there was an increase of 10 troops; 201 Boy Scouts; 67 outers; six cub packs; 204 cubs and 60 cubbers; 202 leaders and 22 Boy Scouts; 202 leaders and units. During the year just completed the following awards were made: 30 tenderfoot badges; 81 second class badges; 13 first class badges; a star awards; 8 life badges; 3 single palms and 258 merit badges. One of the most outstanding activities of the year was the Boy Scout aid in the nationally conducted Waste Paper drive. During March and April scouts in this council collected a total of 1,995 pounds of waste paper saw to it that the paper rushed the supply houses. One hundred and fourteen Scouts have joined the Eisenhower individual medal and three troops will receive troop awards. The individuals medals are given to scouts collecting 1,000 pounds of waste paper and all troops collecting 100 pounds per boy in the troop to receive a shell container burned from the fighting front with General Eisenhower's signature upon it. The Troops have taken an active part in the war loan drives as well as in individual troop activities. Junior Librarian Announces New Summer Program Those school students who plan on participating in the Junior library program at the Anaheim Public library this summer will find themselves "Jolly Rogers" bound on a treasure hunt, Miss Elva Haskett, junior librarian announced this week. The treasure hunt will start the day school ends and will not be completed until the end of summer vacation. A treasure chest will repose in the junior library and will be filled with coins that will give directions for hunting the treasure. The treasure, of course, will be interesting books and in their pages will be found many an adventure. When the reader has completed his first book he will receive a "ship's log" in which he will keep his treasure findings. Davy Jones lockers will also be provided each school and when the children have completed their reading quota a nail will be placed in the locker to secure the treasure. Upper grade children will be required to read 10 books and lower grade students will be asked to read six books. Each Thursday afternoon between June 28 and August 23 Miss Haskett will conduct a story telling hour as she has done in past years. Enjoys Weiner Bake at Park Brownie Troop 19 of Broadway school enjoyed a final party of the year on Monday afternoon when members, troop leaders and mothers went to the city park for a weiner bake. Party arrangements were made by Miss Margaret Simpson, teacher, and troop leaders Mrs. Niles Fiscus and Mrs. U. S. Hobbs. Others present were Mrs. Louis Morales, Mrs. R. H. Decker, Mrs. H. R. Hineman, Mrs. Vera Darling and Mrs. Ed Ellis and Vera Lynn Darling, Grotchen Decker, Nadine Parcell, Isabel Ursua, Joan Hobbs, Patty Hacken, Penny Hineman, Mary Maldonada, Joan Patterson, Rella Cherry, Carolyn Fiscus, Dorothy Persons, Priscilla Lopez, Nancy Lee Morales, Ophelia Tovar and Carol Ellis. C. R.'s HOBBY & SPORT SHOP R. H. and C. P. Dorsett wish to announce the opening FRIDAY, June 15 of their new store at 265 and 267 East Center St. While our stock is still coming in from the wholesale houses and the East, we have quite an assortment of the articles necessary to satisfy the athlete, the sportsman and the juniors. We invite you to visit us on our opening day. C. R.’s HOBBY & SPORT SHOP R. H. and C. P. Dorsett wish to announce the opening FRIDAY, June 15 of their new store at 265 and 267 East Center St. While our stock is still coming in from the wholesale houses and the East, we have quite an assortment of the articles necessary to satisfy the athlete, the sportsman and the juniors. We invite you to visit us on our opening day. Among Our Stock Will Be Found FISHING TACKLE Lines — Poles and Lures FOR THE LADIES Textile Paints ATHLETIC GOODS Racquets — Balls — Nets Swim Trunks — Fins and Masks GAMES Tennis — Badminton MODELS Planes — Cars — Boats Motors — Bolsa — Dope Hand Ball Sets MODEL AIRPLANES For Creation — Recreation — Relaxation Materials — It’s C. R.’s HOBBY & SPORT SHOP 265-267 EAST CENTER STREET ANAHEIM LA DONA BEAUTY SALON ANNOUNCES A NEW ADDRESS... LA DONA BEAUTY SALON ANNOUNCES A NEW ADDRESS... 122 SOUTH LEMON STREET Better Parking Facilities ... Modern Equipment ... Deluxe Arrangements ... NOW Anaheim’s Finest Beauty Salon WHAT DOES YOUR MIRROR TELL YOU? Your mirror is your severest critic—and your most honest one. When it tells you that your hair needs attention, it also tells you to go to La Dona’s Beauty Salon. Then it’s time to do something about it. YOU CAN LOOK LOVELIER Sometimes a change in your shade of lipstick, a softer oilfure or a different hair part will add immeasurably to your appearance. Let us help you make the BEST of your appearance and be-able to face your mirror with pride, knowing that you look your most beautiful best. You’ll Enjoy Our New Salon! OPENING DAY—TUESDAY, JUNE 19