anaheim-gazette 1949-07-21

PITY THE POOR MAILMAN—Pretty Maureen O'Sullivan of Laguna Beach is shown with some of the 5000 Premium List booklets being mailed and distributed to prospective exhibitors at coming 1949 Orange County Fair being staged near Santa Ana, Aug. 18-21, inclusive. The booklets, which are being given free distribution, contain complete information on exhibits. More than $36,000 will be offered exhibitors in wide variety of classifications and a cordial invitation is being extended Southland residents to enter displays. Issue Red Cross Swim Awards Additional Red Cross swimming certificates were awarded to aquatic punils this week who complet- Penney Toddler Fashion Show (Gay balloons and bouquets of summer flowers arranged in baby bottles decorated the picnic tables. Refreshments of ice cream and animal cookies were served to all Issue Red Cross Swim Awards Additional Red Cross swimming certificates were awarded to aquatic pupils this week who completed courses taught by Mrs. Mary H. Pendleton, Water Safety instructor, at the City Park Plunge, and by Irwin North, Jr., Red Cross Water Safety instructor, at the Anaheim Union high school plunge. The certificates, each listing the varied requirements in the course, were issued from the Anaheim chapter of the American Red Cross. Intermediate, Swimmer and functional swimmer tests were conducted at the high school pool while beginners were instructed at the city park plunge. The intermediate requirements were met by Mary Cone. Sherryld David, Michael Davis, Rita Flynn, Jean Foster, Robert Loutsau, Glenda Mungerson, Shirley Pannier, Carlyn Schaid, Peggy Sterba, Ann Story, Tommy Terry, Ann Williams, Jean Williams and Weston Warwick. Swimmer certificates went to Mary Cone. Miriam Congdon, Don, John and Peggy Kohlenberger. Kathleen Brunet and Anna Lou Daly were awarded the functional swimmer certificate, new water safety course to be offered by the Red Cross. Function swimming requirements must be completed as follows. 1. A 200 yard continuous swim, fully clothed, employing breast or side stroke. 2. Remain afloat, fully clothed in deep water 10 minutes, without interruption by swimming, floating and treading water. 3. A 50 yard swim on back, fully clothed, 15 yards. 4. Disrobe in deep water and remain afloat for five minutes. 5. Make a 20 yard carry of a person of equal weight, both rescuer and victim fully clothed. Beginners certificates were awarded to Barbara May, Robert Kennedy, Bill Hoban, Brad Fry, Bryden Shirk, Ronald Jagfeld, Robert McKean, Kenneth Blum, Dalton Rogers, Larry Driscoll, Loren Pannier, Richard True, Georgann Watts, Eugene Adams, John Gallagher, Robert Nikoleski, Terrance Nikoleski, Terry Caffe, Rom- 4. Disrobe in deep water and remain afloat for five minutes. 5. Make a 20 yard carry of a person of equal weight, both rescuer and victim fully clothed. Beginners certificates were awarded to Barbara May, Robert Kennedy, Bill Hoban, Brad Fry, Bryden Shirk, Ronald Jagfeld, Robert McKean, Kenneth Blum, Dalton Rogers, Larry Driscoll, Loren Pannier, Richard True, Georgann Watts, Eugene Adams, John Gallagher, Robert Nikoleski, Terrance Nikoleski, Terry Caffe, Ronald Clodt, August Fleugge, Janice Darshay, Barbara Olsen, Eleanor Laws, Janiee Krah, Ronnie Barryman, John Goodrich, John McNamara, Janet Schiefer, Sharon Williams, Sharon McKool, John Goodyear, Don Snavely, Robert Barker, Kenneth Barker, Kenneth Dierberger, Dale Eaton, Judith Lemcke, David Caffe, Georgia Reeh, Dorothy Fluegge, Norma Caffee, Elizabeth Harberg, Bill McInnis, Gary Thueson, Jim Brown, Merrill Brattlof, David Williams and Mary Ellen Weaver. Enjoy Anaheim Patio Supper An attractive serve-a-dish supper was enjoyed by members of the Past Chief's club of the Pythian Sisters, recently in the patio at the home of Mrs. Lillian Davis of Anaheim. Joining Mrs. Davis in hostess duties were Clara Burns, Helen Whitman and Nellie Reinert. Games were played following a short business session conducted by Mary Kitchen, with prizes going to Grace Lienberger, Bertha Trickey, Mary Kitchen, Antoinette Forney, Emma Cochens, Emma Peterman, Yvette Shedden and Edna Dianoma. Members will meet in August at the home of Mrs. Shedden in Newport Beach, it was announced. It's Easy . . . So Easy To Shop when you trade in Anaheim. General chairman for the meeting was Walter Gooden with E. E. McHenry acting as program chairman. J. W. Stephens donated the door prize. Headed by President Gooden a group of local Optimists attended the Charter presentation of the Five Points Optimist club. The dinner party was held in the Pasadena Athletic club recently. For apprehending a bad check artist, Frank Doretti was given the honorary title of "Sheriff." Summer Fair To Be Staged In Buena Park A Summer Community Fair with rides, concessions, music and all the trimmings will be held at Buena Park, July 28, 29 and 30 at the corner of Commonwealth and Grand avenues. Concessions sponsored by church and civic organizations will be selling food and soft drinks, while others will feature games and carnival entertainment. The latest developments in commercial products will be demonstrated in booths sponsored by merchants in the area. The Ritter's United Shows has been engaged for the Fair and will be set up on July 27 through 31. ENJOY VACATION Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harrison of Los Angeles and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Spray and two children, Henry and Rio, of La Canada, enjoyed a three-day mountain vacation recently. Mr. Harrison is associated with Lee Trading Company, this city. According to the U.S. Department of Commerce there are 147,993 barber shops in the U.S. TEEN AGE GIRLS AND SMALL WOMENS APPARATUS GIGANTIC APPAREL SACRIFICE DON'T MISS THIS ALL OUT SACRIFICE! We are facing a situation that calls for Drastic Selling Action and the Quick Disposal of Many Thousands of Dollars Worth of this stock. We are not going out of business as you might think by the Drastic Price Reductions, it is just that we are heavily overstocked. We have made the same mistake that many other merchants have made. We bought too much merchandise, and as a result we have many thousands of dollars TOO MUCH STOCK. DIANE'S TEEN STOCK REDUCTION Our Purpose Is Clear . . . We Are Facing a Greatly Overstocked Condition Stock Immediately . . . Regardless of the Loss Incurred . . . Therefore Merchandise Will Be Ruthlessly Slashed . . . For Quick Disposal . . . And Rest Assured That No Loss Will Stand in Our Way. WE MUST REDUCE REGARDLESS OF Our Purpose Is Clear . . We Are Facing a Greatly Overstocked Condition Stock Immediately . . Regardless of the Loss Incurred . . Therefore Merchandise Will Be Ruthlessly Slashed . . For Quick Disposal . And Rest Assured That No Loss Will Stand in Our Way. Closed Wed. & Thurs. to Slash Prices This is a Sacrifice in Real Dead Earnest to Turn Half of This Stock into Cash . Ileled Price Reductions . . To Accomplish This Purpose . . This Fine Apparel to Person Can Afford to Pass Unheeded. ALL PRICES SELL AT COST! NEAR COST! EXTRA SPECIAL! BRASSIERES One Group—White or blue satin, well known make, with or without straps. Values to $2.50 SALE PRICE..... $1.00 Limited Quantity EXTRA SPECIAL! BLOUSES One Group—Includes eyelets, crepes, cottons, jerseys and cotton prints. Long or short sleeves. Values to $5.95 SALE PRICE..... $1.00 Limited Quantity DRESSES Our entire fine stock of Dresses for teenAgers and small women including cottons, rayons, jerseys, gabardines, piques, linens, etc., one- or two-piece, new and crisp for late summer and fall selling, has been divided into the following four price groups for quick disposal. One Group— Values to $7.95 SALE PRICE..... $4.45 One Group— Values to $10.95 SALE PRICE..... $5.95 One Group— Values to $14.95 SALE PRICE..... $8.95 One Group— Values to $16.95 SALE PRICE..... $11.95 BLOUSES We have a large stock of Blouses but the sizes and lines are broken. Consequently we have placed them all in the following three price groups for quick selling action. They include Multi-Filament Crepes, Satins, Gabardines, Rayon Prints, and Cottons, in long or short sleeves. Sizes 32 to 38. One Group— Values to $4.95 SALE PRICE..... $2.69 One Group— Values to $6.95 SALE PRICE..... $3.95 One Group— Values to $12.95 SALE PRICE..... $6.95 SK Pencil or standastrutter, corduroy 22 to 28. One Group— Values to $7.95 SALE PRICE..... One Group— Values to $10.95 SALE PRICE..... PLA Two- and Three-PSeeksucker Plays One Group— Values to $10.95 SALE PRICE.... One Group—Values to $10.95 SALE PRICE $5.95 One Group—Values to $14.95 SALE PRICE $8.95 One Group—Values to $16.95 SALE PRICE $11.95 SWEATERS 100% wool in novelty stripes with short or cap sleeves. One Group—Values to $6.95 SALE PRICE $3.95 TOPPERS All wool lightweight Toppers. In red, green and blue. Sizes 8-12. $12.95 Values SALE PRICE $3.95 ANKLETS Cotton Anklets with elastic top in assorted colors. Well known make. One Group—39c Values SALE PRICE 4 for $1.00 HOSE Dupont Nylon Hose, 51 gauge, 20 denier, in all of the wanted colors. One Group—Values to $1.95 SALE PRICE 98c SLACKS Gabardines, corduroys and checks. Some are washable. Sizes 10 to 16. One Group—Values to $8.95 SALE PRICE $5.95 GOWNS Rayon print Junior Gowns. Sizes 9 to 15. One Group—$4.95 Values SALE PRICE $2.95 DIANE'S Teen Shop NS APPAREL AT TERRIFIC REDUCTIONS EVENT DIRECTED TO THE QUICK DISPOSAL OF AT LEAST HALF FINE APPAREL FOR TEEN AGE GIRLS AND SMALL WOMEN . . . LESS OF COST OR LOSS . . . WE ARE HEAVILY OVERSTOCKED . . . ST UNLOAD. NEAR COST . . BELOW COST . . MAKES NO DIFFERENCE . . THIS STOCK . . IN THIS GREAT STOCK REDUCING SALE. Terrific Reductions PRICES . . OUT GOES THIS MERCHANTTHIS GREAT STOCK DISPOSAL SALE Bands Upon Thousands of Dollars Worth of Apparel for Teen Age Girls and Small Money Can Buy . . To Be Sacrificed . . of Its Value . TEEN SHOP REDUCTION SALE Only Overstocked Condition . . It Is Necessary That We Reduce Incurred . . Therefore, Every Dollars Worth of This Fine Quick Disposal . . This Surplus Stock Must Be Sold . . . Your Way. SALE STARTS FRIDAY JULY 22nd at 9:30 A.M. AND CONTINUES UNTIL HALF THIS, STOCK IS SOLD Only Overstocked Condition ... It Is Necessary That We Reduce Incurred ... Therefore, Every Dollars Worth of This Fine or Quick Disposal ... This Surplus Stock Must Be Sold ... our Way. REDUCE STOCKS ESS OF THE LOSS This Stock into Cash ... And We Realize That It Will Take Unparal- ... This Fine Apparel to be Sold and Sacrificed at Savings No Thrifty ES SLASHED COST! BELOW COST! EXTRA SPECIAL! SLIPS Multi-Filament crepe full length or half slips. White, black, and tea rose. Lace or net trim. $3.95 Values SALE PRICE $1.00 Limited Quantity EXTRA SPECIAL! “T” SHIRTS Odd lot of heavy knit cotton T Shirts in stripes, pastels and plaids. $2.50 Values SALE PRICE $1.00 SKIRTS Pencil or standard Skirts in gabardine, strutter, corduroy, wool, etc. Waist sizes 22 to 28. One Group— Values to $7.95 SALE PRICE $3.95 One Group— Values to $10.95 SALE PRICE $5.95 SWIM SUITS Two-Piece Swim Suits with laced side and jersey lining. One Group— $5.95 Values SALE PRICE $2.95 Limited Quantity BRUNCH COATS Butcher Linen Print. Sizes 12 to 16. One Group— $3.50 Values SALE PRICE $1.95 PLAYSUITS Two- and Three-Piece Gingham and Rayon Seeksucker Playsuits. One Group— Values to $10.95 SALE PRICE $3.95 PEDAL PUSHERS Striped Denims and Stone Cutters. Sizes 10 to 16. One Group— PLAYSUITS Two- and Three-Piece Gingham and Rayon Seeksucker Playsuits. One Group— Values to $10.95 SALE PRICE..... $3.95 BEACH COATS Heavy Cotton Prints, long sleeves, patch pockets. One Group— $7.95 Values SALE PRICE..... $3.95 PEASANT SKIRTS Cotton Prints, Plaids, Polka Dots, Checks, Stripes, etc.—Some with eyelet trim. One Group— Values to $4.95 SALE PRICE..... $2.59 One Group— Values to $6.95 SALE PRICE..... $3.95 One Group— Values to $7.95 SALE PRICE..... $4.95 PEDAL PUSHERS Striped Denims and Stone Cutters. Sizes 10 to 16. One Group— Values to $7.95 SALE PRICE..... $2.95 SUN DRESSES Two-Piece Striped Seersucker with bone strapless top. Sizes 10 to 16. One Group— Values to $12.95 SALE PRICE..... $6.95 EXTRA SPECIAL! SHORTS Bib Play Shorts in white twill with side pockets—Cleverly styled. $3.95 Values SALE PRICE..... $1.00 Limited Quantity