anaheim-gazette 1950-01-12

Cotlers 158 W. Center St., Anaheim Telephone 4224 SEMI-A CLEA SAVE UP TO 50% LADIES' 50% LADIES' DRESSES Casual and dressy models in Crepes, Taffetas, Failles, Wool Jersey and Gabardines. Values to $35.00 ... $9.90 Values to $45.00 ... $13.90 Values to $49.95 ... $17.90 Values to $59.95 ... $21.90 FOR THE COLD SNAP COATS - SHORTIES Gabardines, Wool Crepes, Bucanes, Suede Cloth, Needlepoint. Regular $59.95 Now - $29.90 Regular $85.00 Now - $39.90 Values to $99.95 Now - $49.90 BAGS All colors, genuine Calfskin, Sheep skin, Goat skin, Suedes, simulated Alligator. Regular $6 including Fed. Tax Reg. $7.20 to $24—½ OFF WOMEN'S SPORTSWEAR JACKETS One group assorted Corduroy Jersey and Strutter Values to $10.95 ... $4.90 One group plaids, solids and Houndstooth Values to $14.95 ... $6.90 3 Pc. Slack Suits (Shirt, slack, jacket) Regular $19.95 ..... $9.90 WESKITS Cords and wools, checks and solid. Value to $7.95 ... $3.90 All Ladies Hats ½ Off WOMEN'S SPORTSWEAR JACKETS One group assorted Corduroy Jersey and Strutter Values to $10.95 $4.90 One group plaids, solids and Houndstooth Values to $14.95 $6.90 3 Pc. Slack Suits (Shirt, slack, jacket) Regular $19.95 $9.90 WESKITS Cords and wools, checks and solid. Value to $7.95 $3.90 All Ladies Hats ½ Off Blouses Long and short sleeve, crepes and wool jerseys Values to $7.95 2.90 Values to $9.95 3.90 Values to $12.95 4.90 LINGERIE VALUES SLIPS (Rayon jersey) Val. 4.50 $1.90 HAND MADE CREPE SLIPS, Val. to $9.95 $4.90 PANTIES, come all nylons. Regular $1.95 99c Rayon Jersey PAJAMAS. Values to $7.95 $4.90 GOWNS (Rayon Jersey) shorties and regular length, Val 4.95 $2.90 3 PC. BRUNCH COAT and PAJAMA SET, crepes and satins, prints and plain, Reg. $24.95 $14.90 LADIE’S SUITS Forstman Julliard and Miron in 100% woolsheen. Gabardines, Tweeds, Wool Crepes, Glen Plaids. Regular and ½ sizes. THE SALES BIGGEST BUY! VALUES TO $39.95 $17.90 VALUES TO $49.95 $25.90 VALUES TO $59.95 $31.90 VALUES TO $89.95 $37.90 MI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE Sale THANK YOU NOW Bigger Savings MEN'S SUITS Year we prepare for the New Season by ing house... Everything in the store goes t Reduced Prices... It's all new merchanand from our stocks. THIS IS A SALE YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS MEN'S SOX Art styled patterns in Wools, Powers and SINGLE AND DOUBLE BREASTED MODELS in WORSTEDS, TWEEDS, HERRINGBONES and GABARDINES THIS IS A SALE YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS MEN'S SOX Art styled patterns in Wools, Rayons and Cottons, Fancy and Solid Colors and Argyles. Values to $1.00 SINGLE AND DOUBLE BREASTED MODELS in WORSTEDS, TWEEDS, HERRINGBONES and GABARDINES PRICED TO SELL FAST! MEN'S SWEATERS Coat and slip-over models in round and V-neck. Solid colors and Jacquards. VALUES TO $10 Long Sleeve . . . . . . 3.90 Short Sleeve . . . . . . 2.90 Values to $60.00 . . . . $29.90 Values to $75.00 . . . $39.90 SHOP AND SAVE Men's SLACKS Gabardines - Tweeds - Tropical Values to $12.95 . . . $6.90 Values to $18.95 . . $11.90 Values to $22.50 . . $16.90 Men's Knit BRIEFFS and Undershirts mercerized cotton Reg. 75c 49c Shorts Broadcloth i boxer and gri per, val. to $1.25 MEN'S ROBES Warm Beacons Reg. $6.90 All wool flanne rayon jacq. $8.90 MEN'S SHIRTS DRESS SHIRTS Manhattan, Essley in white broadcloth, woven madras and Oxford cloth. Regular or wide spread or WOOL JACKET MEN’S SHIRTS DRESS SHIRTS Manhattan, Essley in white broadcloth, woven madras and Oxford cloth. Regular or wide spread or button down collars $1.90 Values to $3.95 PASTELS and WOVEN $2.90 MADRAS French or Barrel Cuff. SPORT SHIRTS Rayons, Tecas, Flannels in solid colors and plaids. Values to $5.95 Shadow Stripe Spun Rayon Pique and Part Wools $3.90 BOTANY FLANNELS ... HYLO WOOLS Values to $10.00 $5.90 MEN’S T-SHIRTS Round and Gaucho necklines in solid colors, vertical, horizontal and jacquard designs. VALUES TO $1.39 VALUES TO $1.99 White T-Shirts, Reg. $1.00 Flat and Rib Knit 59¢ Men’s Sport Coats and Jacket Values WOOL JACKETS and SPORT COATS SPORT COATS Wrap-around loafers and fitted Models in Gabardines, Tweeds and Corduroy. VALUES TO $35—ONLY LEATHER ALSO WOOL REVERSIBLE WOOL GABARDINES—Value MEN’S KNIT-TEX TWEEDS. Values to $50 GABARDINES and COV Values to $60 COTLE 158 WEST CENTER STREET DOORS OPEN 9:30 A.M. Tomorrow THANK YOU for waiting! Savings Than Ever!! AT low JANUARY PRICES Anaheim Gets $6,969 of Auto Tax Fees Sacramento, (WNS) — Apportionment of motor vehicle license fees to California cities and counties was announced by State Controller Thomas H. Kuchel, who distributed $7,431,780 constituting the in lieu tax as of November 30. The sum represented revenues from July 1, Kuchel said. One half went to cities, and the remainder to the counties. The apportionment to Orange county, based on 130,760 population, was $70,343.50. The $3,715,890 sent to counties of the state amount to slightly less than 54 cents per capita, and the equal sum to cities to 54 cents. Apportionment to the cities in Orange county included: Anaheim, population 12,897, amount, $6,969.07; Brea, 3,258, $1,760.51; Fullerton, 13,235, $7,-151.72; Huntington Beach, 5,173, $2,795.30; Laguna Beach, 6,524, $3,-525.33; La Habra, 2,781, $1,502.75; Newport Beach, 10,994, $5,940.76; Orange, 9,286, $5,017.82; Placentia, 1,472, $795.42; San Clemente, 1,736, $938.07; Santa Ana, 39,308, $21,240.62; Seal Beach, 3,549, $1,-917.75; Tustin, 1,300, $702.47. Katella 4-H Club Wraps Gifts for European Kids Aiding with "A Tide of Toys for Tots of Europe" were members of the Katella Farmers 4-H club who donated and wrapped gifts with the project's sponsors, local Legionnaires, Wednesday night of last week at the Legion club house. AT low JANUARY PRICES! MEN'S TIES Values to $2.50. 2 for .....$1.50 79¢ FAST! $29.90 $39.90 SLACKS - Tweeds - Tropicals $6.90 $11.90 $16.90 Shorts Broadcloth in boxer and gripper, val. 79¢ to $1.25 MEN'S PAJAMAS Fannels and broadcloth in slip over or coat styles. Prints or stripes $2.90 Values to $4.95 MEN'S SHOES JARMAN CLOSEOUT Values to $14.95.....$7.90 Katella 4-H Club Wraps Gifts for European Kids Aiding with "A Tide of Toys for Tots of Europe" were members of the Katella Farmers 4-H club who donated and wrapped gifts with the project's sponsors, local Legionnaires, Wednesday night of last week at the Legion club house, following their first 1950 club meeting. The regular meeting of the Katella 4-H club was highlighted by reports of projects given by different members and a report on the merit card system, set up for determining the most outstanding member in 1950. This latter report was presented by Maryanne Hammatt. Jim Cuthbert, president, presided over the session. Paul Lieb, club leader, announced that plans are being made by the club to enter an exhibit at the Riverside county fair and National Date Festival at Indio in February. In addition, individual entries of livestock, rabbits and poultry will be exhibited by the Katella club. These aspiring farmers were successful in winning awards for their exhibits in the Los Angeles County Fair and Hemet Farmers Fair and Festival this fall. Purpose of the American Legion project of collecting and sending toys to European tots, which began the day after Christmas, is to foster international friendship. In each gift wrapped by Legionnaires and club members was included the name and address of the donor plus a short message. Hinkley Man Taken by Death William Albert Finney, 87, of Hinkley, California, died Sunday afternoon at the home of his daughter at 12131 South Magnolia avenue, after an extended illness. He had been at the above address for the three preceding weeks. A native of Ohio, he had lived in California for the past 49 years. He was a member of the Union Bible church at Hinkley. Surviving are his wife, Lydia A. Finney; one son, Harry A. Finney of Hinkley; two daughters, Mrs. Emma G. King of Los Angeles and Mrs. Daisy E. Stimpson of Garden Grove; two sisters, Miss Venna O., and Miss Grace E. Finney both of Los Angeles; six grandchildren and four great granddaughters. Funeral services were conducted Veteran Bonds Go on Sale A $25,000,000 issue of California Veterans Bonds, the last of those authorized by the voters in 1946 to finance the low-cost State Farm and Home Purchase Program, will be placed on sale in the state capitol at 10 a.m. on Wednesday, February 1, it was announced by State Treasurer Charles G. Johnson. A proposal to authorize the issuance of another $100,000,000 in Veterans Bonds will be before the people for approval at the state-wide primary election on June 8th. State Director of Veterans Affairs Lawrence C. Stevens said that at the present rate of purchases the $25,000,000 realized from the bond sale will last only until July or August. The Department of Veterans Affairs is currently investing more than $4,000,-000 a month in financing veterans' farms and homes. Benjamin Franklin was the first to propose daylight saving time.