anaheim-gazette 1949-01-20

Chevrolet's 'Balanced Design' Adds Beauty and Commotion in this view of the Styleline De Luxe four-door sedan against a new Martin 202 passenger airliner. Notable in the roomier, lower cars in design that adds greater comfort and as well as smart appearance. '49 Chevrolet On Display at Cone Brothers Chevrolet's 1949 passenger cars, completely restyled and possessing more mechanical improvements than any model within recent years, go on display at the Cone Brothers Chevrolet Agency, 215 North Los Angeles street, here, Saturday, January 22. The automobile is the product of three years of engineering research. Install Pelous NSGW President Officers of the Mother Colony Parlor, Native Sons of the Golden West, were installed January 11, following a dinner meeting at Mother Colony House restaurant. Alexis Pelous was seated as president. Leonard Schwacofer, acting for the grand president, and S. James Tuffree of Placentia, marshal, were the installing officers. Northern Orange county men who will serve with Pelous include Henry Plou of Anaheim, senior past president; Harold Ries of Placentia first vice president. Savings Sales Reg Sharp Inc United States sales in southern California December, 1948, represent a stantial increase in the previous month' ing to J. B. Messic Treasury bond sales. Last month's over $13,270,174, of which represented series "as compared with Cone Brothers Chevrolet's 1949 passenger cars, completely restyled and possessing more mechanical improvements than any model within recent years, go on display at the Cone Brothers Chevrolet Agency, 215 North Los Angeles street, here, Saturday, January 22. The automobile is the product of three years of engineering research and design development. Begun immediately after V-J Day, experimental work has included 1,068,000 miles of test driving over the roads of the General Motors Proving Ground and arid highways of the southwest. The Anaheim showing will be held simultaneously with displays in other cities and is expected to draw one of the biggest crowds in the history of events of its kind. "From inquiries at our offices and dealer showrooms, we know that literally millions are waiting to see the car," said T. H. Keating, general sales manager. "Chevrolet's solid reputation for value and reports of impressive new features have kindled a nationwide interest." "We do not believe the public will be disappointed. While the car carries numerous comfort and convenience advances, it maintains our tradition of rugged, reliable transportation at the lowest possible cost." Gazette Office, Phone 2206 OUR GREATEST JANUARY Truly these great savings that SMITH-REAFSN the beginning of the greatest January Cleara advantage of this great sale to make your home at savings you can't afford to miss. LOOK STORE-WIDE FURNITURE UP TO 50% STORE-WIDE FURNITURE UP TO 50% 5 Pc. French Provencial Style Full size bed 199.5 6 Pc. Limed Oak (Mod.) Twin bed. 259.5 WALNUT or MAPLE Chest of Drawers 34. Smith-Reafs Open Saturday Nite 'Til 9' Furniture Com est. 1865 We Personally Finance Our Own 151 N. LOS ANGELES STREET - A Returning Two War-Dead Here Two of 12 war dead from Orange county will be returned to Anaheim for last rites, it was disclosed this week. The veterans who lost their lives during World War II have been returned to the United States from the Pacific area aboard the U.S. Army transport, Sgt. Jack J. Pendleton, the Department of the Army announced. Among those brought back to this country are armed forces dead interred in temporary military cemeteries in New Guinea and the Philippine Islands. Bodies of 3,504 Americans were aboard the transport. Those returned with next-of-kin listed from this area include Pvt. Ona C. Elledge, Army; at request of Carrie F. Elledge, Route 2, Box 322A, Anaheim; Sgt. Niels C. Rasmussen, Army; at request of Carrie M. Rasmussen, Route 4, 13372 South street, Anaheim; Pfc. William M. Jones, Army; at request of Mary Jones, 218 South Main street, Placentia, and Pfc. Magdaleno R. Torres, Army; at request of Antonia R. Torres, 122 Walnut street, Placentia. MRS. LOIS REYNOLDS LEAVING FOR JAPAN Mrs. Lois Reynolds, 323 South Philadelphia street, Anaheim, will leave here Sunday for Ft. Mason, San Francisco. From the Bay City she expects to sail for Japan on an army transport. In Tokio, she will join her husband, S/Sgt. Cecil Reynolds, Service Troop, 8th Cavalry Regiment, APO 201-2, San Francisco. Mrs. Reynolds formerly was a staff member at Dave Ming's Harmony Park Corral. Savings Bonds Sales Register Sharp Increase United States Savings Bonds sales in southern California during December, 1948, registered a substantial increase in volume over the previous month’s total, according to J. B. Messick, director of Treasury bond sales for this area. Last month’s over-all figure was $13,270,174, of which $10,328,409 represented series “E” bond sales, as compared with November’s Sharp Increase United States Savings Bonds sales in southern California during December, 1948, registered a substantial increase in volume over the previous month's total, according to J. B. Messick, director of Treasury bond sales for this area. Last month's over-all figure was $13,270,174, of which $10,328,409 represented series "E" bond sales, as compared with November's $12,803,908 aggregate, $10,098,151 of this going into "E" bonds. Total sales in Orange county during December were $298,028.25. "E" bond sales accounted for $252,128.25 of that figure. Messick reported that, in spite of steadily advancing living costs in 1948, individuals in southern California invested $154,667,928 in series "E" bonds during the 12 months' period. This was only $13,558,219 less than the total of "E" bonds bought in this area during 1947. PINK RIBBONS A baby daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Rodriguez, 1135 West First street, Santa Ana, at Santa Ana Community hospital, Friday. The new comer tipped the scales at nine pounds and six ounces. Philadelphia street, Anaheim, will leave here Sunday for Ft. Mason, San Francisco. From the Bay City she expects to sail for Japan on an Army transport. In Tokio, she will join her husband, S/Sgt. Cecil Reynolds, Service Troop, 8th Cavalry Regiment, APO 201-2, San Francisco. Mrs. Reynolds formerly was a staff member at Dave Ming's Harmony Park Corral. '48 Vegetable Crop $920,000 Despite unfavorable conditions caused by drought, commercial vegetables and melons were harvested from 602,280 acres in 1948, and value of the huge vegetable crop to California growers was $276,459,000, according to figures released by the California crop and livestock reporting service. Orange county was listed as having approximately 2,000 acres planted in vegetables and on a statewide average, based on returns from the entire acreage, county growers received some $920,000. However, higher returns from some crops would increase this total, the service said. The Union stockyards at Omaha, Nebraska, are amongst the biggest in the country. JANUARY SMITH-REAFSNYDER offers you mark January Clearance of the store. Take make your home a lovelier place to no miss. LOOK FOR THE RED TAGS. URNITURE SALE % AND MORE OFF URNITURE SALE 0% AND MORE OFF al Style REG. SALE 199.50 99.50 d.) 259.50 149.50 34.95 19.50 eafsnyder Company st. 1865 FREE Parking in Rear of Store ince Our Own Contracts TREET - ANAHEIM 2409 Who ever heard of such a timeless-finish organdy priscilla and you'll see why when they full pair measures an over-all 84 and the full billowy grace make permanent finish organdy stay —needs no starching. 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The cake represented the initiation fee of Ernie Hall, baker of this city. Hall was welcomed as a new member of the Anaheim club. PINK RIBBONS A baby daughter was welcomed by Mr. and Mrs. John Sullivan, 283½ North Helena street, Anaheim, Wednesday of last week at St. Joseph hospital. The tiny miss tipped the scales at five pounds and six ounces. Anaheim Gazette Since 1870 NEW LOW GET-SAVING PRICE! ANAHEIM STORE SAVINGS DRAPERY FABRICS Rich, thick pebble weave drapery fabrics. Exciting floral patterns. Vat dyed, preshrunk. A real buy at a price that talks sense! 47/48" sizes. vd. 1.98 New Low Budget-Saving Price! DRAPERY FABRICS Rich, thick pebble weave drapery fabrics. Exciting floral patterns. Vat dyed, preshrunk. A real buy at a price that talks sense! 47/48" sizes. vd. 1.98 †Max. shrinkage 3%. COTTON CRETONNES Wonderful cretonnes! Unusual chevron weave in prints or stripes. Fine for slipcovers, drapes. Easy to sew and so economical. 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