anaheim-gazette 1950-07-12

For Results, Quick A Page 7 Anaheim Gazette, Wednesday, July 12, 1950 Home-Makers' Forum By JOAN S. WHITE Gazette Home Economist In this hot weather, my only interest in cooking is to see how little of it I can do and still keep my family well fed—a neat triok that takes some judicious planning. The food stores have many things, some brand new and some old standbys designed especially to cut down time spent in the kitchen "over a hot stove." I have been anxious to look over the Northgate Market at 722 N. Los Angeles st, since it has been under the new management of Glenn Casto and Larry Jurries. So this morning I went over there. The first thing that met my eye at the Northgate Market was the refrigerated counter of fresh fruits and vegetables. This is an enclosed case which is kept at a low temperature to preserve the freshness of green peppers corn on the cob dinner for a long time and is quick to point out the best buys from his large selection of meat. Right now, pork chops are high in mouthwatering goodness and low in price. Try some pork liver. Cook it slowly, season it to your taste and see (Continued on Page 8) Stanton Items (Continued from Page 3) Thompsons will go to the desert after which they plan on buying a new home in Buena Park to be near their favorite church, St. Plus V. Mrs. Pesterfield's brother, P. S. McNair and his wife and their 15 year old daughter, Patsy, and son, Classified Rates for Anaheim Gazette and Anaheim Gazette Shopper (minimum 12 words) 3c word 1st day — 1½ thereafter 1 time 36c 2 times 54c 3 times 72c 4 times 90c 5 times $1.08 Address, phone numbers, etc., constitute a word. Minimum charge 36c. Deadline for copy, corrections or cancellations 2:00 a.m. day of publication. We will not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion of any advertisement ordered for more than one time. We reserve the right to adjust in full, any error, by a correct publication of the advertisement. Phone 2206 for Results WELL, WELL, WELL! WHITESBURG, Ga., (F)—Which comes first; the water or the well? Whitesburg officials asked the Reconstruction Finance Corporation for a $50,000 loan to build a water system. They proposed to dig a well and build a tank. But the RFC said it must be assured of a water supply before granting the loan. City fathers want to know how they can find water without digging a well, and how they can dig a well without finding some In the kitchen "over a hot stove." I have been anxious to look over the Northgate Market at 722 N. Los Angeles st, since it has been under the new management of Glenn Casio and Larry Jurries. So this morning I went over there. The first thing that met my eye at the Northgate Market was the refrigerated counter of fresh fruits and vegetables. This is an enclosed case which is kept at a low temperature to preserve the freshness of green peppers, corn on the cob, carrots, green beans, cucumbers, lettuce, peaches, plums and so on. These perishables wilt worse than we do in hot weather and lose many precious vitamins in the process. I was delighted to find vegetables so crisp and selected a variety for a mixed salad. The "serve yourself" delicatessen looked interesting, because here were foods already prepared—macaroni salad, fruit jello, chicken pie, creamed fish. I counted ten different kinds of cold sliced meat which when alternated with some spicy cheese, will make a tempting platter for hot weather meals. Alex's line of beef tamales, chili con carne and tortillas made right here in Anaheim at 415 So. Olive st. are delivered fresh daily to the market—just heat and eat. Isn't it amazing to see the variety of foods which are successfully frozen these days? Our modern home refrigerators will hold quite a number of frozen food packages to save trips to market. Chicken pie, chow mein, spaghetti and meat balls, chicken a la king, beef stew, and even split pea soup are some of the rozen foods which need only to be removed from the freezer and heated for delicious eating. Doesn't it sound enchantingly simple? It is. Here are the directions on a package of frozen French fried potatoes: "Remove from freezer. Put on a shallow baking pan, pie tin or cookie sheet. Place in a hot oven and heat for twenty-five minutes, stir once after 15 minutes." There is no potato peeling involved and no fussing with hot fat. If you do decide to heat your oven for the French fries, slip some buttermilk biscuits into the oven at the same time. Biscuits come in little refrigerated packages all ready to bake. Just unwrap the package, arrange the precut biscuits on a pan and bake in a hot oven for ten minutes. Prepared mixes for waffles, pancakes, cornbread, layer cakes and even pies are the latest things out and their formulas have been perfected by the country's leading home economists. You will have to Stanton Items (Continued from Page 3) Thompsons will go to the desert after which they plan on buying a new home in Buena Park to be near their favorite church, St. Plus V. Mrs. Pesterfield's brother, P. S. McNair and his wife and their 15 year old daughter, Patsy, and son, Jimmie, 12, were their house guests from Corona assisted the Pesterfields. McNair called some square dances. Guests, all residences of First st., who had been long time friends of the Pesterfields and Thompsons, invited were Mmes. William Dubbs, Katherine Hoover and Jess Royce; Messrs. Charles Mooolick and Edward E. Brown; Mr. and Mrs. Lewis McBratney, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barruck and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hasell, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Koeppen and their eleven year-old son, David, and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gorold and their daughter, Elizabeth; Sunday, the William Pesterfields were the guests of cousins, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Johnson of San Pedro. Colleen Pesterfield will visit with the Johnsona for a week. When Mr. and Mrs. William Thompson moved to their cabin at Arrowhead, Sunday, they were accompanied by Marie Pesterfield who will be their house guest for two weeks. Marie was in the queen contest recently sponsored by the Stanton Chamber of Commerce. This is the third year Marie has been a guest at the Thompson cottage. Mrs. Edward Brown, 7822 E. First st., just returned from a seven weeks trip across the country on the Southern Pacific, going through Mexico, Chicago and on to Boston where she visited with her son, Benjamin E. Bess and his wife and three year old son, Buddy Ben lived in Stanton and graduated from Anaheim High school. He was married in Long Beach and has many friends in this area. Mrs. Brown went on to South Camden and Passaic, N.J., to see her granddaughter, Phyllis Bess. On Long Island Mrs. Brown was the house guest of her niece, Mrs. Eleanor Rosenthal. Eleanor is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Coyo of Cerritos ave., and has also lived in Stanton. Mrs. Nellie Keller of Los Angeles drove to Stanton last Saturday to visit with her niece and husbands. WHITESBURG, Ga., (P)—Which comes first; the water or the well? Whitesburg officials asked the Reconstruction Finance Corporation for a $50,000 loan to build a water system. They proposed to dig a well and build a tank. But the RFC said it must be assured of a water supply before granting the loan. City fathers want to know how they can find water without digging a well, and how they can dig a well without finding some money. Well? Flattering Here is a striking two-piece frock that you'll wear the year around with pride. The nicely fitting top has a diagonal closing, gently flared peplum and a choice of sleeves. The skirt is pencil-slim and youthful. Barbara Bell sew-rite perforated pattern No. 1944 comes in sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20; 40 and 42. Size 14; short sleeve; requires 4½ yards of 39-inch material. For this pattern, send 25 cents, in coins, your name, address, pattern number and size wanted to Barbara Bell, Anaheim Gazette, If you do decide to heat your oven for the French fries, slip some buttermilk biscuits into the oven at the same time. Biscuits come in little refrigerated packages all ready to bake. Just unwrap the package, arrange the precut biscuits on a pan and bake in a hot oven for ten minutes. Prepared mixes for waffles, pancakes, cornbread, layer cakes and even pies are the latest things out and their formulas have been perfected by the country's leading home economists. You will have to try the different brands to see which suits you best. They will make the cost of the finished cake, etc., cost a bit more than the one you make at home by standard methods, for the manufacturer must be paid for doing the mixing, but as time savers, are well worth having on hand. Different kinds of breads do entice laded appetites during hot weather and here again there is a wide variety from which to choose—Russian rye, soya bean, cracked grain, raisin, French bread in long loaves that even comes sliced if you want it that way. Larry Durries saw me looking at the bread and called my attention to the canned brown bread that is popular. He recommends that it be served with cream cheese and jam for tasty sandwiches or heated and served with baked beans for a Boston style Saturday night supper. In our enthusiasm for the new frozen packages, we sometimes forget about the wonders in a can. I like to have several cans of frankfurters on my pantry shelf in case of an impromptu picnic: Frankfurters are put in the can now with a separate package of barbecue sauce included—just the thing for a hurry up supper. Canned tuna, shrimp, sardines and dried beef also supply the makings for quick meals. Glenn Casto can give you some good suggestions from his meat department. He has been helping his customers decide what to have for Mrs. Brown went on to South Camden and Passaic, N.J., to see her granddaughter, Phyllis Bess. On Long Island Mrs. Brown was the house guest of her niece, Mrs. Eleanor Rosenthal. Eleanor is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K. A. McCoy of Cerritos ave., and has also lived in Stanton. Mrs. Nellie Keller of Los Angeles drove to Stanton last Saturday to visit with her niece and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis McBratney, 7861 First st. They celebrated Mrs. Keller's 85th birthday, Sunday. Mrs. Marjorie McBratney is the popular music teacher in Stanton and has an attractive studio on her property. Mr. McBratney is a director in the Stanton Chamber of Commerce. A. J. Labourette of the Los Alamitos Chamber of Commerce has proposed that an emergency disaster center and group be formed to cope with any emergency that may arise in the west end of Orange county. The fire station to be the center for any catastrophe, not necessarily of a war nature. They will start by storing cots belonging to Boy Scouts in the station so they would always be available. Miss Charmaine Murray who was recently named "Miss Stanton" in a contest conducted by the Stanton Chamber of Commerce to decide which girl to send on to be a contestant for queen of the Orange County Fair, August 16, is today a very happy girl. She has passed an examination and physical 100 per cent and will start as an employee of the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co., in Anaheim Monday. The job was obtained through the cooperation of R. J. Rossberg, manager of the Anaheim office, who is an associate member of the Stanton Chamber of Commerce. Again in which a girl does the thing to attract a man that drives him farther from her. She is pretty and she wants to make a hit with some young chap with whom she has fallen in love. She knows that fine feathers make fine birds, and that even a living picture is enhanced in attractiveness by a gorgeous frame. So she goes in debt for expensive clothes that will add to her beauty and that she feels sure will capture her man. WANTS THRIFTY WIFE But it doesn't. It scares him stiff. He thinks that she isn't the kind of woman that he wants for a wife. He wants a help-mate, a woman who will be willing to work and pinch pennies while he is getting a start in the world. He doesn't intend to handle himself by a clothes-mad wife who will run him into debt with her extravagance. Believe me, my dear, every young man worth having does count the cost of the upkeep of a wife, and many a one is frightened out of marriage by a girls over-dressing the part. So perhaps it would be just as well to park that diamond ring if you want some poor young chap to put a gold band on your finger. Quick Action Use the Analyses Certified Rates for Anaheim Gazette and Gazette Shopper (num 12 words) day — 1½ thereafter ne 36c nes 54c nes 72c nes 90c nes $1.08 one numbers, etc., conword. Minimum charge one for copy, corrections actions 2:00 a.m. day, of We will not be response than one incorrect in any advertisement order than one time. We reright to adjust in full, pay a correct publication orrissement. 2206 for Results ANNOUNCEMENTS Personals-Spec. Notices SPIRITUAL READINGS. Monday thru Friday. 7 questions answered by mail $1.00. Mrs. Davis, 10201 Russell, Garden Grove. RIDE WANTED—from Anaheim to Zellerbach Paper Company—4000 Pacific in East Los Angeles, near Olympic Blvd. and Indiana St. Working hours 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday thru Friday. Call L.A. TWinoaks 3898 between 5 and 7 p.m. AUTOMOTIVE Auto Repairing RADIATORS REPAIRED WE SPECIALIZE IN TRUCKS & TRACTORS Anaheim Radiator Repair (Gene Kannard) Phone 3296 (Rear Crowell Olds) Los Angeles & Cypress MERCHANDISE Household Appliances HOME FREEZER, PHILCO, '50 model. It's the big upright with three large compartments. I paid $329.00 and only owe $217.62. My payments are $10.73. Pay it off. Equity is free. 7826 Firestone Blvd., Downey, or call TOpaz 2-8817. REFRIGERATOR, PHILCO, '50 model. Big eleven foot extra large, cross top freezer. Holds 75 pounds, and adjustable shelves. It's the advanced design deluxe. I only owe $278.33, I paid $364.00. My payments are $13.71 a month. Equity free if taken right away. 7826 Firestone Blvd., Downey, or call TOpaz 2-8817. RANGE, O'KEEFE and MERRITT, '50 model, double oven, timer, griddle, lamp and clock controlled oven. It's the big deluxe C.P. I paid $315.00, but only owe $197.16. Not a scratch on it and very clean. My payments are $9.67. My equity is free. See where I sent it to be sold. 7826 Firestone Blvd., Downey, or call TOpaz 2-8817. AUTOMOTIVE Auto Repairing RADIATORS REPAIRED MERCHANDISE Television-Supplies FIRST A TELEVISION At B JULY Prices will be slashed sets during this sale. PHILCO - R.C.A. LOW DN. PAYMENT 122 West Broadway ACROSS FR For Sale Articles-Misc— Removal Sale All items are drastically reduced so come in and save on needed articles. BRODIE'S "House of Lights" 112 N. Los Angeles Ph. Household Appliances NOW! Big Savings on FLOOR SAMPLE REPAIRED WE SPECIALIZE IN TRUCKS & TRACTORS Anaheim Radiator Repair (Gene Kannard) Phone 3296 (Rear Crowell Olds) Los Angeles & Cypress MERCURY OWNERS! For Complete Service and Repair Work on your Mercury come to us. Promptness and Efficiency always. ANAHEIM MERCURY C. C. HARRY (Formerly H & K Motors) 626 S. Los Angeles Phone 6351 AUTOMOTIVE Auto Repairing RADIATORS REPAIRED ONE DAY SERVICE We carry rebuilt radiators, also a complete line of replacement cores. Paul's Radiator Repair 301 S. Los Angeles Ph. 5667 Automobiles for Sale LATE '49 PLYMOUTH Spec. deluxe 4 dr., light green, radio, A-1 condition. Private party. Call 2170 after 7 p.m. Used Cars for Sale Used Cars for Sale Anaheim’s New Mercury Dealer Offers You The FINEST USED CARS Price Down Mo. Pay. '49 Ford Sedan—Green $1495 $498 $60.56 '47 Packard Custom Sed. 1685 562 68.49 '46 Ford Two Door—Red 895 300 36.33 '47 Fraser Sedan—Tan 235 94 Chrysler Sedan—Green 645 258 27.87 '42 Hudson Super Sed. 645 258 27.87 '49 Nash Ambassador 2 door 1695 565 68.43 '32 Indiana Bus—Yellow 550 220 '47 Pontiac Convertible 1695 565 80.98 '35 Plymouth Sed.-New motor 87.50 35 12.25 '42 Ford 645 215 30.82 '41 Chev. C.C. 695 235 32.97 NOTHING DOWN ON ANY OF THESE CARS — LOTS OF OTHER FOLKS HAVE — WHY NOT YOU? ANAHEIM MERCURY All items are drastically reduced so come in and save on needed articles. BRODIE'S "House of Lights" 112 N. Los Angeles Ph. 4 Household Appliances NOW! Big Savings on FLOOR SAMPLE BENDIX Automatic Washer Reg. $249.95 GYRAMATIC WASHER REDUCED TO... Reg. -169.95 DIALAMATIC WASHER REDUCED TO... YOU’LL ALWAYS DO BETTER at ANAHEIM APPLIANCE 114 E. Center St. Anaheim 54 Musical Instruments LOVELY, Little SPINET. PIANO Only $297. $10.00 per mo. Beautiful Bungalow size type piano $295. Blonde Spinet—used, $24 Lots of bargains. DANZ-SCHMIDT Big Piano Store, 520 N. Main, c 6th; Santa Ana. USED PIANOS-$39, $56, $87 up. DANZ-SCHMIDT, 520 Main Cor. 6th, Santa Ana. A MOST 100 BARGAINS. BABY GRAND—repossessed, Jump pay out balance, $395. Term Another fine used Grand $4 Also beautiful used Knabe—lift brand new. Kimball, Steinway and Story and Clark. DANZ-SCHMIDT, Santa Ana, 520 N. Main Street, cor. 6th. Knabe anos. GORGEOUS — Electric Organ Just like new. Big saving Terms. For church or home DANZ-SCHMIDT PIANO CO., 520 N. Main, cor. 6th, Santa Ana. This is a bargain. Radios- GILFILLAN console radio. $10.00 Elliott’s T.V. Center, 423 S Lemon St. Anaheim NOTHING DOWN ON ANY OF THESE CARS —LOTS OF OTHER FOLKS HAVE— WHY NOT YOU? ANAHEIM MERCURY 626 S. Los Angeles St. Anaheim CONE BROS. Where You Always Get Better Buys 1941—Chevrolet club cpe. spec. deluxe. Sharp ... $745 1937—Chevrolet 2 dr. sed... $195 1942—Ford 1½ T. truck ... $395 1940—Chevrolet business coupe ... $495 1947—Chevrolet business coupe ... $995 1948—Chevrolet Fleetmaster 2 dr. sedan. Seat covers, tu-tone paint, sharp. ... $1395 1942 — Chevrolet Town sedan, nearly new motor, seat covers ... $695 1941—Chevrolet 4 dr. sedan. Radio, heater, seat covers $695 1941—Pontiac "6" sedanette, radio, heater, plastic seat covers $695 1989—Ford 2 dr. sedan. A sharp car ... $395 CONE BROS. CHEVROLET AGENCY "The Home of Fine O.K. Guar. Used Cars" 215 N. Los Angeles Phone 2215 IT'S EASY TO MAIL YOUR USE THIS HANDY WAY TO DETERMINE COST OF AD turn to rate box first column of Want Ad Section. You may remit cost of ad with this blank. Otherwise, memo bill will be sent. ☐ Remittance Enclosed ☐ Send Memo Bill PLACE YOUR AD FOR 2 OR MORE CONSECTIVE DAYS AND GET LOWER RATE. Cancel as soon as you get results. Can pay only for number of days ad appears. Anaheim Gazette MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE Television-Supplies Television-Supplies FIRST ANNIVERSARY TELEVISION SALE At Ballman's JULY 10-15 Prices will be slashed on all floor model television sets during this sale. Such famous makes as PHILCO - R.C.A. - HOFFMAN - ZENITH LOW DN. PAYMENT—EASY MO. TERMS West Broadway Ph. 5703 ACROSS FROM POST OFFICE Real Estate Rentals Apts.—Furnished NEW AND CLEAN furnished apartment. Weekly or monthly rates. T.V. Apartment Motel, 11120 Highway 101 just south of Anaheim. NO VACANCY Sorry, we have no vacancies whatsoever at beautiful Julie Ann Apts., corner of Chartres and Clementine. We have the nicest tenants, and always maintain a waiting list of select future occupants. For information see Joe Lieb, Jr., 111 E. Chartres St., Anaheim. Wanted to Rent WANTED TO RENT: Adult—2 bedrm., furn. P.O. Box 45, Anaheim. ESCROW Escrow Service IT'S GOOD BUSINESS To Choose A GOOD ESCROW OFFICE Stephen & Stephen ESCROW AGENCY 108 W. Broadway, Anaheim (Opposite Post Office) PHONE 6893 Real Estate Sales NOW! Big Savings on LOOR SAMPLE BENDIX Domatic Washers Reg. $249.95 GYRAMATIC WASHER CED $219.95 DIALAMATIC WASHER CED $149.95 AL ALWAYS DO BETTER at ANAHEIM APPLIANCE Center St. Anaheim 5416 Instruments LY Little SPINET PIANO. $297. $10.00 per mo. Beauty-ingalow size type piano—Blonde Spinet—used, $247. bargains. DANZ-SCHMIDTiano Store, 520 N. Main, cor.anta Ana. PIANOS—$39, $56, $87 and DANZ-SCHMIDT, 520 N. Cor. 6th, Santa Ana. AL-100 BARGAINS. GRAND—repossessed. Just out balance, $395. Terms. or fine used Grand $495. beautiful used Knabe—like new. Kimball, Steinway and y and Clark. DANZ-DDT, Santa Ana, 520 No. street, cor. 6th. Knabe Pi-COUS — Electric Organ. like new. Big saving. For church or home. SCHMIDT PIANO CO., 520 n., cor. 6th, Santa Ana. This bargain. LAN console radio. $10.00. It's T.V. Center, 423 So. T.V. Center, 423 So. Lemon St., Phone 6395. TELEVISION REPAIR SERVICE On all makes. Expert technicians. We Call For & Deliver Anaheim Appliance T. V. 114 E. Center Ph. 5416 Radios CROSLEY radio-phono comb. Perfect. $99.00. Elliott's T.V. Center, 423 So. Lemon St., Phone 6395. AIRLINE radio-phono console $35. Elliott's T.V. Center, 423 So. Lemon St. Phone 6395. Household Goods FINE USED FURNITURE FOR LESS Platform blue velour rocker $24.50; Hoffman radio-phono combination, floor sample $99.50; overstuffed tapestry covered chair $9.95; bed divan, maple arms $39.50; 2 pc. living room suite, separate cushions, excellent condition $69.50; 2 pc. rust velour living room suite $42.50; 2 pc. tan velour living room suite, excellent condition ($59.50; 9x12 Wilton rug, good condition $49.50; wicker chair $4.95; rocker $2.90; combination dining room-Library table $18.75; walnut 8 pc. hand carved dining room set $129.50; 4.6 beds from $3.95; 5 pc. dinette set $19.50; walnut bedroom suite, twin beds $59.50; 4.6 box springs and mattresses from $14.50; new cotton mattresses from $19.75; wicker clothes hamper $3.50; 3 drawer walnut comode $14.50; 8 pc. walnut dining room suite $89.50; one group of table top gas ranges at $29.50, another at $39.50; G.E. refrigerator slightly used $159.50; Leonard refrigerator $50.00. Smith-Reafsnyer Furniture Co. 151 No. Los Angeles —Free Parking in Rear— Furniture Values Dependable used furniture priced to save you money. Top cash for your furniture. Escrow Service IT'S GOOD BUSINESS To Choose A GOOD ESCROW OFFICE Stephen & Stephen ESCROW AGENCY 108 W. Broadway, Anaheim (Opposite Post Office) PHONE 6893 Real Estate Sales Houses for Sale FOR SALE: 2 rm. house, frame, very nice. Office or shop, 10x20. Only $200 delivered to your lot. Anaheim 6404. Real Sacrifice This beautiful 4 bedrm home right among Anaheim's best. Hdwd floors, tile, patio, basement, 2 car garage; modern and like new inside and out. $2,000 reduction in price for quick sale Think of it choice location, 62 ft lot, next to City Park, walking distance to banks, shopping center Act today, price is slashed See this to appreciate it. $15,500 Now only..... Terms if desired. Where is this place? 507 N. Lemon St. HADEN HARRIS Phone 5181 or 6923 7 acres bearing avocados and oranges—Frost free and fine location—Priced at $2500 per acre. 8 acres bearing avocados—2 bedroom stucco home—Lovely location This is tops-$32,000. Business corner—80x200 zoned C-2—Old but neat Three bedroom house—This place is a bargain—at $7350 Terms. C.C.WILKINSON 504 South Spadra Ph. 2065 Fullerton Lots for Sale CLOSE TO CITY LIMITS Two 63x140 ft lots adjoining in country Water lights gas in Fine for chix or rabbits.Will build gar.house and give terms.$1,600 for both. MORRIS REALTY CO. 111 N.Los Angeles Ph.3325 Real Estate Wanted WANTED: 10 acres suitable for strawberries.Must have TO MAIL YOUR GAZETTE WANT AD HANDY WANT AD BLANK TODAY Fill in and Mail to THE ANAHEIM GAZETTE 159 East Center St., Anaheim, California Ad below, including name, address or phone, blind number is wanted, mark (x) here PUBLISH AD DAYS CHECKED Place your ad mor 2 or more consecutive days and get a lower rate. 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