anaheim-gazette 1950-07-27

Anaheim Gazetteer by JOHN S. NEUBAUER TOPICAL TOPIX—Phil Schrott is going hunting, otherwise he would not have purchased Andy Sorsabal's favorite squirrel gun. Ralph Smedley, the former Santa Ana YMCA director, is well known in and about ANAHEIM. He's the founder of the Toastmasters clubs. Speaking of YMCA workers reminds one that Walt Taylor was actively engaged in the work both in Fullerton and ANAHEIM before he started selling the goods of the woods. Charlie Sellers, the plumber, believes in advertising slogans. "Let us keep your wife in hot water!" Eddie Portillo is the papa of a baby boy. Congratulations! Caroll "Red" Cone, one of the Chevrolet Cone Bros., just returned from a trip to the continent. Don West was one of ANAHEIM'S best when it came to tennis. Kendall Yorba, the zanjero, was quite a diamond star in his ball playing days. PROFILES—ANAHEIM is indeed fortunate to have such hard-working, public spirited men as Vard Hannum, Light, Power and Water Superintendent, who's always building toward a bigger and better city through wise, efficient planning. Foresight is better than hindsight. IT'S NEWS TO ME—Fullerton's Del Crandall is 1-A... Gordo Lamas may miss football practice. PROFILES—ANAHEIM is indeed fortunate to have such hard-working, public spirited men as Vard Hannum, Light, Power and Water Superintendent, who's always building toward a bigger and better city through wise, efficient planning. Foresight is better than hindsight. IT'S NEWS TO ME—Fullerton’s Del Crandall is 1-A... Gordo Lamas may miss football practice. He’s going to National Guard camp about the same time Red Saunders is starting grid practice at UCLA... It isn’t news to O. E. Hanson that this year’s ANAHEIM Hallowe’en festivities will be the best ever... Freed (Pop) Dukes is one of the most public spirited men in Buena Park... Sir stork visited Mr. and Mrs. John Denney here in ANAHEIM last week... AI Call is enthusiastic about this year’s Orange county fair, August 16 through 20... The Abyssinian logation recently advertised in a Swedish medical journal for a doctor to Halle Salassale. Wasn’t it Dr. Claude Steen, who with the help of a northern Orange county shoe man, presented one of the princesses with an arch support shoe?... Incidentally, the good doctor and Mrs. Steen, are radio experts—they “talk” to their son on short wave... W. B. Corbett, the college instructor, conducted a class in code for radio hams... A lot of QSL’s took it to get their tickets. REMEMBER — A really big man knows the value of humility. Schools to Get Better Orange Concentrate School children throughout the nation are going to get better orange juice concentrate this year than ever before. The orange juice concentrate required by the National School Lunch program for the 1950-51 school year is a brand new type product and will be much more palatable when re-constituted to single strength orange juice than previous orange concentrate products, according to Paul S. Armstrong, general manager of the California Fruit Growers Exchange. The orange juice concentrate required by the National School Lunch program for the 1950-51 school year is a brand new type product and will be much more palatable when re-constituted to single strength orange juice than previous orange concentrate products, according to Paul S. Armstrong, general manager of the California Fruit Growers Exchange. "Additional details on the 1950-51 School Lunch concentrate requirements have just been received from the U.S. Department of Agriculture in Washington," Armstrong said today. "The orange juice concentrate to be manufactured this season will be re-constituted on the basis of 4 to 1. Thus one gallon of concentrate will make four gallons of single strength juice equivalent. Orange juice concentrate used in previous years by the School Lunch program was on a re-conversion of six to one and that product lacked flavor." Total School Lunch program concentrate requirements have not yet been announced by the Department of Agriculture but it is generally believed the amount will be similar to that purchased in 1947-48 when total sales of orange juice concentrate to the School Lunch program were more than 1,100,000 gallons on the conversion basis of six to one. Bids on the orange juice concentrate, which must be processed from this season's crop and cannot be out-of-storage stocks, must be received by the Department of Agriculture by July 31. Delivery must be made during the period August 28 to September 20. Current requirements cover the first half of the 1950-51 school year and it is expected another purchase will be made sometime after next January. OTLER'S CHARGE ACCOUNTS MONEY SAVER RY ITEM A REAL COTL Annual E OUR BIG ANNIVERSARY SA IN THE FACE OF THRÉATENED SHORTAGES WE FEEL OUR CUSTOMERS DESERVE "BUSINESS AS USUAL" BIG LOW ANNUAL SAVINGS! MEN'S DRESSES Summer lovelies — all new stock Some early Fall styles VALUES TO Now $7.90 VALUES TO Now $10.90 VALUES TO Now $14.90 COLE — MABS — MODERNAIRE Bathing Suits In Wonderful Cotton, Nylon and Lastex Values to $8.95 Values to $10.95 Values to $12.95 Values to $17.9 Now $4.90 Now $5.90 Now $7.90 Now $12.90 SUIT PRICES SLASHED 100% Wool - Gabardines - Worsteds in Checks, Plains, Summer lovelies — all new stock Some early Fall styles VALUES TO Now $7.90 22.95 VALUES TO Now $10.90 24.95 VALUES TO Now $14.90 29.95 VALUES TO Now $17.90 39.95 VALUES TO Now $22.90 WOMEN'S COATS Gabardines & Crepes, All Wools, in shortie and full length styles. VALUES TO $69.95 $19.90 - $26.90 - $29.90 A Complete Color Range Store-wide Bathing Suits In Wonderful Cotton, Nylon and Lastex Values to $8.95 Values to $10.95 Values to $12.95 Values to $17.95 Now $4.90 Now $5.90 Now $7.90 Now $12.90 SUIT PRICES SLASHED 100% Wool - Gabardines - Worsteds in Checks, Plains, Plaidr and Solids. VALUES TO $69.95 NOW ONLY - 19.90 - 26.90 - 29.90 SKIRTS 100% Wools, Cottons and Crepes. All colors & styles. VALUES to $10.95 $1.90 - $3.90 $4.90 - $6.90 BLOUSES Long and short sleeves, Nylons, Batiste, Crepes VALUES TO $5.95 VALUES TO $7.95 $1.90 $2.90 - $3.90 JULY CLEARANCE MEN'S SHOES An Opportun Buy! All Styles and Sizes MEN'S FELT HATS Reg. $5 & $6 Now $2.90 REG. $10.95 .... NOW $6.90 REG. $14.95 .... NOW $9.90 MEN'S SLACK SALE Wools, Gabardines, Sharkskin, Tropicals and Worsteds in all styles, colors and patterns Reg. $10.95 Reg. $14.95 Reg. $19.95 Now $6.90 Now $10.90 Now $14.90 MEN'S SLACK SALE Wools, Gabardines, Sharkskin, Tropicals and Worsteds in all styles, colors and patterns Reg. $10.95 Reg. $14.95 Reg. $19.95 Now $6.90 Now $10.90 Now $14.90 MEN'S SHIRTS DRESS SHIRTS White and Colors Reg. $2.95 & 3.65 SPORT SHIRTS Short Sleeve, Seersucker Reg. $2.95 SPORT SHIRTS RAYONS Reg. $3.95 $1.90 $1.90 $2.90 OUT GO ALL STRAW HATS Reg. $1.95 Reg. $2.95 Reg. $3.95 Reg. $4.95 $1.69 $2.29 $2.90 $3.69 COTL Free Parking 158 W. CENTER STREET SAVER COTLER'S Annual Event VERSARY SALE TAGES WE FEEL THAT ESS AS USUAL" AND INGS! NAIRE Suits d Lastex 12.95 Values to $17.95 .90 Now $12.90 Sale! HANDBAGS STRAWS — Values to $5.00 Now $2.90 KIDS, PATENT LEATHER, FAILLES Values to $10.00 Now $3.90 to $5.90 WOMEN'S SHORTS . . . . . Values to $5.95 $2.90 - $3.90 OUTDOOR PLAY BRAS Only . . . . $1.90 WOMEN'S T-SHIRTS, Now $1.50 - $2.90 Lucille of Hollywood, Nylon, Satin, Broadcloth, regular and strapless. Vals. to $4.50 BRAS . . . . Now $2.90 Women's JACKETS Beach Towels Gay Figures Only $2.90 d Lastex 12.95 Values to $17.95 .90 Now $12.90 WOMEN'S T-SHIRTS, Now $1.50 - $2.90 Lucille of Hollywood, Nylon, Satin, Broadcloth, regular and strapless. Vals. to $4.50 BRA $ ..... Now $2.90 Beach Towels Gay Figures Only $2.90 Women's JACKETS Denims, Strutter & Terry VALUES TO $8.95 $3.90 MEN'S SWIM TRUNKS All Styles and Colors REG. $190 $4.95 Sale! MEN'S SUITS NORTHCOOL SUITS, Now $25.90 EXTRA TROUSERS ONLY $6.90 A variety of patterns in Single and Double Breasted Models by Society, Worsted-Tex and Michaels-Stearn REG. $50 SUITS ..... NOW $29.90 REG. $65 SUITS ..... NOW $39.90 REG. $75 SUITS ..... NOW $49.90 MEN' Sport Coats Tweeds - Cheviots - Novelty Weaves OW $9.90 E d Worsteds Reg. $19.95 Now $14.90 S SPORT SHIRTS RAYONS Reg. $3.95 $2.90 HATS Reg. $4.95 $3.69 REG. $75 SUITS ..... NOW $49.90 MEN: Sport Coats Tweeds - Cheviots - Novelty Weaves in a Variety of Patterns VALUES TO $30 .... NOW $19.90 VALUES TO $40 .... NOW $26.90 Wool Knit Collar and Cuf' MEN'S SUEDE JACKETS NOW! Reg. $16.95 $12.90 TLER'S ree Parking Rear of Store ANAHEIM