anaheim-gazette 1950-09-06

For Results, Quick A Page 7 Anaheim Gazette, Wednesday, Sept. 6, 1950 BIRTHDAY CELEBRANTS—Members of McMahan's Anaheim staff gather round the cake on the 31st observance of the furniture store chain's founding. Left to right are Gene Albin, James Dicus, Henry Casey, Joe Carr, manager Arthur Fisher, and Bud Harris. (Gazette Photo by Bradley) McMahan’s Furniture Stores Observe 31st Anniversary with Birthday Sale Nurserymen Say By Orange County McMahan’s Furniture Stores Observe 31st Anniversary with Birthday Sale McMahan’s Furniture Stores, billed as the largest independently owned chain of retail stores in the West this month celebrate the 31st anniversary of their founding. The original McMahan store, from which the present chain has sprung was founded in Bakersfield. The McMahan family continues to operate the entire group of retail outlets. McMahan’s came to Anaheim in October, 1947. The 221 East Center street store was formerly occupied by the Stroup-Barnes Furniture Company. J. V. Payne, a member of the McMahan family, directs the activities of the Anaheim operation. The local manager is Arthur Fisher. Kenneth Glenn is supervisor of the Anaheim store as well as the McMahan stores in Fullerton and Whittier. McMahan’s entered Fullerton 13 years ago with the purchase of the Harris Furniture Store at 225 North Spadra Road. Local manager of the Fullerton store is Kenneth C. Humborg. Commenting on McMahan’s 31st Anniversary celebration, Payne said, “McMahan’s policy throughout their existence has always been to provide sound, honest values on merchandise of nationally-recognized character and quality—and to offer those values on the easiest of credit arrangements. In the face of rising costs, McMahan’s buyers have searched the nation to bring values at continued low prices.” Payne added, “Carload purchases, complete buy-outs of manufacturers’ lots and other means of getting extra low prices have been used to make this birthday sale a memorable one.” ‘1950 Tide’ (Continued from Page 1) To provide housing for these new residents, the city of Anaheim—despite pressures and overly cautious progress—has responded with the greatest building boom in its history. Since 1946, approximately 200 new homes have been mediate, far-reaching plan of orderly development and growth—based on sound economic precepts. This plan must be developed along at least two major lines—residential growth and industrial growth. And, since the horse is already out of the barn and running, the sooner we take steps to catch and curb the runaway, the better. (Tomorrow, the Anaheim Gazette discusses the housing situation in Anaheim.) Social Security Changes Noted The effects of recent changes in Old-Age and Survivors Insurance, resulting from amendments to the Social Security Act, were announced today by J. G. Bretherton, Manager of the Long Beach field office. “Congress has provided for increased payments, extended coverage, and an increase of the amount that may be earned by a beneficiary while receiving Old-Age and Survivors Insurance,” Bretherton stated. “Provision for increased payments will be of great interest to the thousands of beneficiaries now receiving Federal Old-Age and Survivors Insurance benefits.” Bretherton emphasized, however, that “no one now receiving such benefits need call at the Social Security field office to obtain this increase in payment since they will all be notified by mail of their new benefit amount. “Congress has provided for an automatic increase in payments for all persons who are presently receiving Old-Age and Survivors Insurance benefits,” Bretherton explained. Beginning October 1950, all checks sent to present beneficiaries will be in the increased amounts. Nurserymen Say By Orange County Nurserymen’s Asso. Select evergreens that will be an asset to your home. Despite all of the natural beauty and the appeal of evergreens, the desirable effect is often lost because they are frequently misused by the home gardener, largely because they are misplaced and the wrong type chosen. A little study and care in selecting, placing and planting will help the gardener avoid this bad luck with evergreens. In regard to site of planting the size, form, texture and color of the evergreens must be considered. The smaller members of the pyramidal group, such as Irish yew, are used at the corner of the house or beside the doorway. The round or globe shape plants are used primarily in formal gardens and along each side of steps. The spreading type is the most useful for foundation plantings and for general use about the small garden. This includes the Pfitzer juniper and Juniper tamariscifolia. Some of the more common varieties to help you plan your evergreen plantings are: ARBORVITAE—The most frequently planted of all evergreens. In this group they range from the dwarf round to the narrow columnar types. The Golden Arborvitae may be used on either side of entrance steps. It is slow growing with a height of about six feet. CYPRESS — Lawson cypress makes a fine graceful specimen tree. Arizona cypress and Forbes cypress are both good for hedge or windbreak. JUNIPER—This group provides a wide range of plants, from spreading prostrate plants to regular tall trees. There are several other varieties of evergreen, such as pines, firs, and spruces, that are often suitable for the home plantings. ‘1950 Tide’ (Continued from Page 1) To provide housing for these new residents, the city of Anaheim — despite pressures and overly cautious progress—has responded with the greatest building boom in its history. Since 1946, approximately 200 new homes have been built each year. And, now, the building trend is moving along at record levels. Sections of Anaheim and its environs that many of you can remember as open land or orange groves now are the sites of acres of homes, finished, landscaped, and occupied. Acres more, with houses in various stages of construction, now sprawl the landscape. It has become true recently, of course, that the Korean war threatens to curb rampant, speculative building. Regulations on down payments and threatened government controls on prices and materials have to some degree put brakes on plans for some larger tract building — particularly to developments of the more inexpensive homes. The so-called “better type” housing, the 1100-square-feet and up — $10,000 and higher — type house may be less restricted as far as financing goes, however, since purchasers who seek this type home, by and large, are in better financial positions to make large down-payments and to cover larger payments. YET, we must face the fact that a basic problem remains unresolved. Anaheim must have an im- “Congress has provided for an automatic increase in payments for all persons who are presently receiving Old-Age and Survivors Insurance benefits,” Bretherton explained. Beginning October 1950, all checks sent to present beneficiaries will be in the increased amounts. Robina Perry, 26, stalwart Santa Ana housewife, sat in a West Fourth st. bar last midnight, and suddenly hauled off with a bottle and conked a startled citizen on the next stool. Acording to Santa Ana police reports, that is. Sgt. Jack Lentz, of the P.D. was hailed by the worried bartender after a few more passes by Robina. He spoke placatingly to Robina on the advantages of peaceful and ladylike conduct. “Who the what are you, and mind your own business?” Robina replied in substance. Sgt. Lentz melted back and called the paddy wagon. This was their sort of work. The paddy wagon crew, very husky men, had never met anyone quite like Robina, herself a rugged five feet four inches. Sgt. Leonard and Officer Davis hadn’t arrived until Robina had, of her own free will left the bar, in company with two Marines and a civilian. They overtook her on West Fourth st., where there was plenty of fighting space in the open. Robina made good use of it. Capt. McWilliams finally came to the aid of Leonard and Davis, and they managed to get the cuffs on Robina. But she was still neither silenced nor convinced. As they arrived at the county jail in the paddy wagon, Robina informed the world loudly that she had been criminally assaulted by the officers, and she didn’t mean manhandled. At the jailer’s desk she refused to give booking information, police said, and all hands had to carry her, struggling, up the stairs to the women’s quarters. “This,” said Sgt. Leonard, “is the first time I’ve ever been kicked upstairs.” Upstairs, they turned Robina over to the jail matron. Robina easily broke away and ran into her cell. When they tried to shut the door, she fought that move successfully for some time. But finally they pried her loose and got her locked in. While the matron fitted on her brass knuckles, the officers went away rapidly. Robina was booked for being drunk and resisting arrest. Go to Church on Sunday. Anaheim Gazette by JOHN S. NEUBAUER GET IT RIGHT — Newspapers have often been criticized for making mistakes. But, a new story is no more accurate than its information. The other night, Stan Riley, called in the results of ball games his organization was sponsoring ... "And, tomorrow night the Boosters' will play the Carpet Baggers," Riley said ... "How can you say that?" the genial promoter was asked ... "Say what?" he snapped back ... "That the Boosters will play the Carpets tomorrow night?" ... "Well, don't they?" ... "Not according to the schedule you made up," Riley was told ... "Well," he said, "I made a mistake, didnt I?" And with that he let it go. But the damage was done. The misinformation got into print because the fellow giving the newspaper the information didn't have it right. It is next to impossible for a newspaper to check details on material shoved at it, at deadline time. It is surprising that more mistakes aren't made. GOOD NEWS—ANAHEIM will ultimately be linked with a vast Southern California rapid transit network utilizing over 600 fast motor coaches. For years the suburban area in and around Los Angeles has suffered from the lack of LEGAL NOTICES (Pub. Anaheim Gazette, Aug. 23, 30, Sept. 6, 13 and 20, 1950.) No. A-13227 NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF EDWIN L. FERGUS, DECEASED. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said decedent or said estate to file them with the necessary vouchers in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the County of Orange, State of California, or to present the same, with the necessary vouchers, to the undersigned at his or her place of business, to-wit: 403 Bank of America Bldg., 104 North Claudina, Anaheim, California, within six months after the first publication of this notice. Dated: August 21, 1950. OLIVE E. FERGUS, Executrix of the Last Will and Testament of said decendent. FRIES & SCHUTZ. 403 Bank of America Bldg., Anaheim, Calif.. Attorneys for Executrix. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF ORANGE ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE NO. A-19417 In the Matter of the Application of PERICLES ZAHAROPOULOS and LEONIE P. ZAHAROPOULOS for CHANGE OF NAME PERICLES ZAHAROPOULOS and LEONIE P. ZAHAROPOULOS, husband and wife, have this day filed their application praying for an ORDER OF THIS COURT changing their names to the proposed names, respectively, of: PERRY ZAHARIAS and LEONIE P. ZAHARIAS IT IS ORDERED, that all persons interested in the above entitled matter, appear before the said Superior Court in Department 2 at 10:00 A.M., of said day, to wit: October 13, 1950, TO SHOW CAUSE, why the said application for CHANGE OF NAME should not be granted. AND IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, that a copy of this ORDER be published in the ANAHEIM GAZETTE a newspaper of general circulation, printed and published in the said County of Orange for four successive weeks prior to the 13th day of October, 1950. AUTOMOTIVE Auto Repairing SEPT. ONLY Television Special MOTOR CHECK 95c It's school time soon. Let's protect our children. CONE BROS. Chevrolet Agency 215 N. LOS ANGELES PHONE 2215 RADIATORS REPAIRED ONE DAY SERVICE Largest stock of replacement cores in No. Orange Co., also rebuilt radiators. Paul's Radiator Repair 301 S. Los Angeles Ph. 56 Trucks, Trailers, Buses RENT A TRUCK DRIVE IT YOURSELF MANSHIP & HART GOOD NEWS—ANAHEIM will ultimately be linked with a vast Southern California rapid transit network utilizing over 600 fast motor coaches. For years the suburban area in and around Los Angeles has suffered from the lack of sufficient transportation. PRESS—John Daniel (of the Bulletin) who used to bat out box scores since Jimmy Heffron passed from the ANAHEIM sportsscene is now reading wirecopy. Don Schaefer, a La Habra lad, is doing sports. Gus Luziana, former city editor, gave up the editor's uneasy chair to go back into the Army where things aren't quite as rough! Terry Stephenson also gave up the editor's uneasy chair. Frank Rospaw, the Placentia publisher, was an interested spectator at the Softball tournament. It wasn't to bat out an 'Orange Peel' but to visit with old Arizona newspaper cronies. Incidentally Placentia's greatest emissary of good will, said he isn't hearing from his son with the regularity he once did. Like most fathers, the Placentian heard regularly when the boy was in college. Now that he's in the diplomatic service in Germany it's a different story, though... HELP—High school or junior college journalism student for light newspaper chore. Contact John S. Neubauer, the GAZETTEER, P.O. Box 501, Anaheim, pronto like for details. ANAHEIMATTER — Joe Martin is getting a head start with his whiskerino ... He almost had as much chin fuzz as Ernie McLean the Taftsman, who was an ANAHEIM weekender ... Goldle Barchenger was the first ANAHEIMER to subscribe to the GAZETTEER's drawing course. It isn't too late, anyone interested, need only to drop us a card (address above) ... Dorrey Brown is one ANAHEIMER who likes to go fishing. It affords an opportunity to talk it over with the boss ... Milton Tucker who played ball in and around ANAHEIM when Don Maxson was in knee pants says he'll never forget some of those ball games back in the 1920's ... Norwood Village, the El Monte suburb, has virtually the same team that won the National because the fellow giving the newspaper the information didn't have it right. It is next to impossible for a newspaper to check details on material shoved at it, at deadline time. It is surprising that more mistakes aren't made... 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 9:00 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 ANNOUNCEMENTS Personals—Spec. Notices FOR RENT: roiding wheel chairs, hospital beds, crutches. Medical Appliance Service Co., 918 N. Los Angeles. Phone 5658. ALEX'S Tamale Factory Manufacturer - Distributor of Tamales-Chili Con Carne. Catering to Clubs, Churches, and Organizations. 415 S. Olive Anaheim 3520 EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted, Male— BOOKKEEPER-partner wanted for hardware. $2500 needed for stock. You handle money. Phone 6475. ONE DAY SERVICE Largest stock of replacement cores in No. Orange Co., also rebuilt radiators. Paul's Radiator Repair 301 S. Los Angeles Ph. 5658 Trucks, Trailers, Buses RENT A TRUCK DRIVE IT YOURSELF MANSUR & HART U-DRIVE 710 W. CHAPMAN Phone ORANGE 1343 Cars for Sale 1939 DeSOTO 4 dr. sedan, go condition. Radio, overdrive, go tires, new brakes. $365.00. 605 Amerige, Fullerton. Ph. 748-J. 1937 CADILLAC convertible, motor needs overhaul. Make off 143 So. Cornell Ave., Fullerton. BUSINESS SERVICES Business Services Offered PAINTING and decorating. No joo too small."Gene" 1130 Diamond Ph. 5405. Free estimate. ½ HR. LAUNDRY 5-minute pre-soak. Flush dry folded free LAUNDERETTE We give S&H Green Stamps 333 EAST CENTER — 3164 FREE ESTIMATES We Will Paint Your LIVING ROOM — $18 BEDROOM — $15 KITCHEN — $20 "Paint"—You choose it—I'll use PHONE 6475 or 5206 ANAHEIM SAND & GRAVEL Dump trucks, sand and soils, - Excavating - 111 N. West St. - Anaheim Phone 3668 EXPERT Watch & Jewelry REQAIRING Hurst Jewelery Co 119 W. Center Ph. 39 RAY & OSCAR Cleaners Anaheim's Newest Modern Dry Cleaning plant sorying the Anaheim Area PHONE 4014 We give S&H Green Stamps 630 SO. LOS ANGELES ST. WE MAKE KEYS While You Wait BY ROUGH IS HOME Managed to get the cuffs out she was still neith- nor convinced. As they one county jail in the Robina informed the that she had been assaulted by the offi- ce didn't mean man- derer's desk she refused using information, police hands had to carry up the stairs to quarters. "This," said Robina, "is the first time men kicked upstairs." They turned Robina jail matron. Robina away and ran into when they tried to shut the fought that move for some time. But carried her loose and got on matron fitted on her shoes, the officers went Robina was bookedunk and resisting ar- church on Sunday. 150,000 VISIT MEXICO TIJUANA, Mex., (P) — The Chamber of Commerce estimated that 150,000 Americans visited this border city during the three days of the Labor Day week-end. Customs agents said 12,000 cars crossed Sunday and about the same number Monday. TAMALE FACTORY Manufacturer - Distributor of Tamales-Chili Con Carne. Catering to Clubs, Churches, and Organizations. 415 S. Olive Anaheim 3520 EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted, Male— BOOKKEEPER-partner wanted for hardware. $2500 needed for stock. You handle money. Phone 6475. WANTED: One or two boys to carry routes in Anaheim. Please call Mr. Shafer, circulation manager, 2206. Help Wanted—Female BOOKKEEPER, experienced for general office work, 5 day week. Salary $175 month. Phone 7463. Help Wanted—Female COCKTAIL waitress, age 25 to 30. Attractive. Apply 129 No. Los Angeles. AUTOMOTIVE Gas, Oil and Greases— Agren & Larson Chevron Gas Station WASHING-LUBRICATION BATTERY SERVICE & RENTALS We Pick Up and Deliver 401 W. Center Ph. 9123 Auto Repairs RADIATOR FEVER? We specialize in tuff ones Anaheim Radiator Repair 252 No. Los Angeles 3296 (Rear Crowell Olds) REPAIRING Hurst Jewelery Co. 119 W. Center Ph. 39 RAY & OSCAR Cleaners Anaheim's Newest Modern Dry Cleaning plant sorying the Anaheim Area PHONE 4014 We give S&H Green Stamps 630 SO. LOS ANGELES ST. WE MAKE KEYS—While You Wait—Also bicycle and lawnmower repairing Ehlers "Schwinn Bicycle Dealer" 419 W. Center Ph. 27 LIVESTOCK Poultry-Rabbits-Supplies BABY DUCKS, GEESE Pekin, Mallard, Muscovy BABY CHICKS CLEM'S HATCHERY 4891 Lincoln Cyprn Pho. Anaheim 2-8889 Hay-Grain-Feed Lincoln Feed & Supply 10901 Lincoln Ave. (W. of Euchl POULTRY SUPPLIES "Our Prices are always Right PH. 6280 - FREE DELIVERY ANAHEIM, CALIF. Dogs-Cats-Pets Anaheim Pet Shop Supplies for all kinds of pets "Everything from Head to Tail 261 E. Center, Anaheim Bus. Ph. 4650 - Res. Ph. 5877 E. E. McHENRY, Owner Anaheim Gazette OMOTIVE Repairing SEPT. ONLY Television Special MOTOR CHECK 95c school time soon. 's protect our chiln. ONE BROS. Chevrolet Agency N. LOS ANGELES PHONE 2215 RADIATORS REPAIRED ONE DAY SERVICE best stock of replacement in No. Orange Co., also all radiators. Paul's Radiator Repair Los Angeles Ph. 5667 TRAILERS, BUSES RENT A TRUCK DRIVE IT YOURSELF MERCHANDISE Household Furn.—Goods— Household Furn.—Goods— "A WORD TO THE WISE" If you are thinking of buying used furniture, see our complete selection of quality merchandise. Here you can get the best at prices you can afford to pay. SMITH-REAFSNYDER FURNITURE CO. 151 No. Los Angeles St. "Free Parking in Rear" SALE On All Used Appliances at BALLMAN'S Washers $10.00 up Refrigerators $25 up Ranges $10.00 up Vacuum cleaners $20.95 up Radios $10.00 up See us first Ballman's Appliance "Exclusive Frigidaire Dealer" 122 W. BROADWAY - PH. 5703 or BUENA PARK 450 Ranges-Stoves-Repairs FOR SALE gas range, O'Keefe & Merritt. Take up my payments. 1950 C.P. lamp, clock, chrome top, griddle, chrome broiler. My equity free, my balance $178.21. I sent it ROOMS and BOARD Hotel Rooms Overnighting In Pasadena-Glendale area? Stay at Manhattan Motel, 1523 E. Colorado blvd.. Glendale's Finest Cltrus 2-9952 Real Estate Rentals Apts.—Unfurnished ATTRACTIVE unfurnished 3 rms. Gas, water paid. Adults. 7652 E. Eleventh. Buena Park. Houses for Rent STANTON, 10641 Flower St., one bedroom unfurnished house, garage. Ph. 60001. 2 BEDROOM unfurnished home, soft water patio large fenced ONE DAY SERVICE Best stock of replacement in No. Orange Co., also all radiators. Radial's Radiator Repair Los Angeles Ph. 5667 Trailers, Buses RENT A TRUCK DRIVE IT YOURSELF MANSUR & HART U-DRIVE 710 W. CHAPMAN Phone ORANGE 1343 For Sale RESOTO 4 dr. sedan, good condition. Radio, overdrive, good new brakes. $365.00. 605 W. e., Fullerton. Ph. 748-J. ADILLAC convertible, moneeds overhaul. Make offer. Cornell Ave., Fullerton. BINESS SERVICES Services Offered ING and decorating. No job small. "Gene" 1130 Diamond, 55. Free estimate. HR. LAUNDRY 25-minute pre-soak. Fluff dry folded free LAUNDERETTE give S&H Green Stamps EAST CENTER - 3164 REE ESTIMATES We Will Paint Your LIVING ROOM — $18 BEDROOM — $15 KITCHEN — $20 —You choose it—I'll use it PHONE 6475 or 5206 ANAHEIM SAND & GRAVEL Up trucks, sand and soils, - Excavating - N. West St. - Anaheim Phone 3668 EXPERT Watch & Jewelry REPAIRING First Jewelery Co. Center Ph. 3947 RAY & OSCAR Cleaners Aheim's Newest Modern Cleaning plant serving the Anaheim Area PHONE 4014 give S&H Green Stamps SO. LOS ANGELES ST. WE MAKE KEYS While You Wait See us first Ballman's Appliance "Exclusive Frigidaire Dealer" 122 W. BROADWAY - PH. 5703 or BUENA PARK 450 Ranges-Stoves-Repairs FOR SALE gas range, O'Keefe & Merritt. Take up my payments. 1950 C.P. lamp, clock, chrome top, griddle, chrome broiler. My equity, free, my balance $178.21. I sent it to be sold at 7826 Firestone Blvd., Downey. Ph. TOpaz 29543. GAS RANGE, O'Keefe & Merritt deluxe, high automatic grillavator broiler, clock and lamp, '49 model but looks better than new, not a scratch on it. My payments are $9.24 and my equity free. See at warehouse where stored. 7826 Firestone Blvd., Downey, Ph. TOpaz 29543. GAS RANGE, O'Keefe & Merritt, '50 model, chrome top, griddle, C.P., used only 6 weeks, only owe $131.39, or take up my payments of $8.27 a mo., my equity free. Leaving state. See where stored. 7826 Firestone Blvd., Downey. Ph. TOpaz 29543. Refrigerators REFRIGERATOR: Grosley large deluxe 1950 model. Cross top freezer. Only used 8 weeks. I only owe $281.06, my payments are $13.17 a mo., my equity free. Must sacrifice. See people where I bought it. 7826 Firestone Blvd., Downey. Ph. TOpaz 29543. FREEZER for the home, it's the good one with 3 separate compartments. It takes up small space as your refrigerator. Used as demonstrator at Orange Show. It's the deluxe, sells for $329.00, but we want only $224.63. No down payment, $11.02 a month. See at 7826 Firestone Blvd., Downey. Ph. TOpaz 29543. 1950 PHILCO refrigerator deluxe. Has freezer across top. I am leaving for the east, just take over my payments $12.27 per mo. My equity free. See at 7826 Firestone Blvd., Downey. Ph. TOpaz 29543. Radios-Supplies-Repairs Art's Radio Service (ARTHUR GARABEDIAN) Repairs on all makes & models All work guaranteed 424 N. PINE ST. PH. 5002 Real Estate Rentals Apts.-Unfurnished ATTRACTIVE unfurnished 3 rms. Gas, water paid. Adults. 7652 E. Eleventh. Buena Park. Houses for Rent STANTON, 10641 Flower St., one bedroom unfurnished house, garage. Ph. 60001. 2 BEDROOM unfurnished home, soft water, patio, large fenced yard.$100. Ph.KI 26241, ext. 694. Ask for Chief Harris. Business Places for Rent FOR RENT OR LEASE: Entire 2nd and 3rd floors at 123 West Center st. Suitable for halls, meetings, dances or any type entertainment. 12,000 sq. ft. Will divide to suit.Ben A.Burton,4011 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles 5,Dunkirk 3-1371. Real Estate Sales Brokers in Real Estate— HELEN BORDEN McLAINE Realtor Homes, Groves, Income PICKWICK HOTEL, 2058 - 2133 By Appointment only Frank M.Miller Real Estate Broker Groves, Income Prop.Homes. Off. 7542 Res.Orange 1831 116 NO.LOS ANGELES (In the House of Lights) Fred C.Plepenbrink REALTOR Homes - Subdivisions - Ranches Office Ph. 6484 Res.Ph. 2079 124 W.Broadway,Anaheim (Opposite Post Office) Houses for Sale— COUNTRY PROPERTY 1½ ACRES Partly fenced and in permanent pasture.Lots of water.2 bedroom house,dandy location West Side.Hurry on this—such places are hard to get.$8,500. 78 ACRES PERMANENT PASTURE Fenced and cross fenced.Feeding and sorting corrals, overhead sprinkling, abundance of water, 2.bedroom houseThis is an A-1 property Pomona Valley.$900 an acre. TAKE NOTICE! We have Homes to Sell in REPAIRING First Jewelery Co. Center Ph. 3947 RAY & OSCAR Cleaners Anaheim's Newest Modern Cleaning plant serving the Anaheim Area PHONE 4014 Give S&H Green Stamps SO. LOS ANGELES ST. WE MAKE KEYS While You Wait—bicycle and lawnmower repairing Ehlers Pchwinn Bicycle Dealer" Center Ph. 2759 STOCK Rabbits-Supplies BABY DUCKS, GEESE kin, Mallard, Muscovy BABY CHICKS LEM'S HATCHERY Lincoln Cypress Pho. Anaheim 2-8889 train-Feed Lincoln Feed & Supply Lincoln Ave. (W. of Euclid) ULTRY SUPPLIES Prices are always Right" 5280 - FREE DELIVERY ANAHEIM, CALIF. ats-Pets Anaheim Pet Shop Lies for all kinds of pets thing from Head to Tail" E. Center, Anaheim Ph. 4650 — Res. Ph. 5877 E. McHENRY, Owner Radios-Supplies-Repairs Art's Radio Service (ARTHUR GARABEDIAN) Repairs on all makes & models All work guaranteed 424 N. PINE ST. PH. 5002 Television-Repairs TELEVISION REPAIR SERVICE On all makes. Expert technicians. We Call For & Deliver Anaheim Appliance T. V. 114 E. Center Ph. 5416 Electrical Supplies-Repairs BRODIES' "House of Lights" Lighting Fixtures and Electrical Supplies All Home Appliances Repaired — 24 Hour Service — We are at your service 24 HOURS A DAY for all EMERGENCY WORK for your home, store, office or factory. YOUR ARE NOT TAKING A CHANCE WHEN YOU CALL BRODIE AT 4070 116 N. Los Angeles St. - Anaheim We are Licensed Electricians Wearing Apparel Chic Shop Smart Apparel for Women Edith O. Piepenbrink 12901 So. Euclid Garden Grove - Pho. 497 West Side. Hurry on this—such places are hard to get. $8,500. 78 ACRES PERMANENT PASTURE Fenced and cross fenced. Feeding and sorting corrals, overhead sprinkling, abundance of water, 2 bedroom house. This is an A-1 property Pomona Valley. $900 an acre. TAKE NOTICE! We have Homes to Sell in Anaheim and Fullerton, also lots—See Us. Nichols Realty 111 No. West St. Ph. 2302 Duplex - North This property is in good condition and a nice street. Both sides rented. Income $85.00 mo. $1,500 will handle and it will pay for itself. See this one investors. HADEN HARRIS 7302 S. Spadra Rd. Ph. 5181 FOR SALE: Good location, 2 bedroom home, hardwood floors, tile sink, furnace, carpets, double garage. Call owner, OX. 71770 evenings. 1½ ACRES avocados, frostless. Nice home, 3 bedrooms, 1½ baths. $27,000. Consider part trade. 939 Reposado, La Habra Heights. PHILADELPHIA No. 715—Small furnished house, good location.$3,500. Lots for Sale CHOICE residential building lot 50x110, 12 avocado trees, South-west section. Ph. 4415.