anaheim-gazette 1950-09-15

GOOD HUMOR MAN LOSES IT AND DOUGH LONG BEACH (IP)—The Good Humor man is in a lousy mood. Bernard F. Bunke, 23, said three men hailed his ice cream truck. One asked if he had lemon. Bunke said no. "Okay, I'll take vanilla and your dough," was the response, backed up by a gun. Bunke said the loss totaled $53. O'Kane's Opens With Merchants Fashion Show Anaheim merchants today bid welcome to a new associate—O'Kane's Corset and Lingerie. O'Kane's made its grand debut in the city this morning at a newly remodeled and redecorated shop at 117 W. Center st. Members of the staff of the new shop worked long and hard, said Manager Miss Mary O'Kane to ready the enterprise for the Anaheim Merchants Fall Fashion Show which gets underway at 7 tonight. The grand opening started today and will extend through tomorrow as well, Miss O'Kane said. Customers will be greeted with a full line of corsets, lingerie and hosiery, at O'Kane's. Nationally-known brands are spotlighted. O'Kane's specialty is surgical fittings. One of five smart fitting rooms will be devoted exclusively to the use of shoppers for such articles. The stock at the 117 W. Center st. shop also includes maternity lingerie, and robes as well as numerous other items. Design and remodeling of the store have been effected under the supervision of John O'Kane. SVEN HARBERG Painting Contractor 912 E. Broadway Phone ANAHEIM 4632 O'Kane's specialty is surgical fittings. One of five smart fitting rooms will be devoted exclusively to the use of shoppers for such articles. The stock at the 117 W. Center st. shop also includes maternity lingerie, and robes as well as numerous other items. Design and remodeling of the store have been effected under the supervision of John O'Kane. Congratulations and Best Wishes for Success Neon Work by Nu-Art NEON Sign Co. 114 W. Amerige Ave. - Fullerton Phone FULLERTON 248 DOUBLE CONGRATULATIONS ...for a Double Gala Opening HURST JEWELERS & O’KANES CORSET & LINGERIE SHOP from a firm that has had the pleasure of serving Anaheim and Northern Orange County with quality lumber and building supplies for the past 39 years. We extend best wishes to you both for many happy years in Anaheim GIBBS LUMBER Anaheim 2271 Placentia 317 Fullerton 238 SIDE BY SIDE—Next door to e Corset and Lingerie, 117 W. Cent For O'Kane's, today was grand after nearly ten years in Anahe Customer comfort and ease of inspection mark the project. Cabinets and display cases present merchandise in orderly prominent positions. Comfortable chairs and lounges are placed conveniently throughout the store. Decorating places emphasis on modern, pleasant color combinations. The shop interior is finished in apricot and pastel green tones. Manger Mary O'Kane is well-equipped to serve the needs of Anaheim shoppers. A graduate corsetiere of three specialized schools, she has had wide experience in this woman's field. Assisting Miss O'Kane will be Mrs. John O'Kane and Mrs. Mary F. Cossitor. Korean War (Continued From Page 1) MacArthur was throwing his main counter-punch. With warships slamming heavy shells into concealed red shore positions, the Marines landed on Wolmi island. It is connected to Inchon proper by a half-mile causeway. Up Goes Flay Carrier planes slammed rockets at the shore guns, too, but the Marines still were under heavy fire. But they planted the American flag on Wolmi's highest hill within 32 minutes after landing. A general headquarters communique said the strongly-defended island was captured "with a minimum of casualties." Associated Press correspondent Relman Morin with the forces reported brown pillars of smoke billowed into the overcast sky, sent up by the shells of the warships. Then a light rain fell. Morin described the Marine landing as "a gem of military precision." He reported U. S. tanks were fighting less than 15 minutes after the first Leathernneck crossed the bombed-out beach. General MacArthur told AP correspondent Russell Brines and other newsmen accompanying him that the amphibious attack might break the backbone of the Korean red army. We extend best wishes to you both for many happy years in Anaheim GIBBS LUMBER Anaheim 2271 Placentia 317 Fullerton 238 Words fail us... When we attempt to extend Congratulations to such loyal friends and neighbors as Joe and Leona Hurst ... SO, we just say, "Sincere Best Wishes for the Gretaest of Success" ... also to the O'KANE's we say, "BEST OF LUCK" Maynard and Elsie Glenn Jewelers and New O’Kane Shop Hurst Jeweler Re-Open with Remodeled Sh With a host of bargain an enlarged stock of newly Fall merchandise, and a m rated and modernized sh which to display that merch Hurst Jewelry Company “Re-Opened” for its many helm customers. “Re-Opened” was a term played by owner Joe Hur lack of a better one, since th has been serving Anaheim pers continually for near years. However, the last 30 days seen extensive alterations place at the 119 W. Center st and now with the painter carpenters gone and the ready for full-scale operat celebration of some sort is der. Hence, “Re-Opening.” The remodeling, effected the supervision of John O’ has had the customer in m the primary critic. Hurst’s s now designed for the conve of shoppers. Just plain dow pleasant surroundings are on et of the remodeling work, access to merchandise on d is another. Hurst insists or shoppers should be able to in and survey the stocks easi thoroughly. NEXT SIDE—Next door to each other but comprising two entirely separate operations, O'Kane's and Lingerie, 117 W. Center st. and Hurst Jewelers, 119 W. Center, greet Anaheim shoppers. O'Kane's, today was grand opening day. For Hurst it was Re-Opening with a modernized store nearly ten years in Anaheim. CHECKS STOCK—Joe Hurst examines one corner of his well-filled 119 W. Center st. jewelry store which Re-Opened in modernized fashion today. READY MERCHANDISE—Manager Miss Mary O'Kane and Mrs. John O'Kane put up merchandise in anticipation of the arrival of shoppers at the Grand Opening of O'Kane's Corset and Lingerie, 117 W. Center st. The remodeling effected the supervision of John O'Kane has had the customer in mind the primary critic. Hurst's skill now designed for the convenience of shoppers. Just plain down pleasant surroundings are on set of the remodeling work access to merchandise on display is another. Hurst insists on shoppers should be able to in and survey the stocks easily thoroughly. Attention to the customer evident in Hurst's celebration A number of items in the store offered today and tomorrow greatly reduced rates. In addition the store's entire line, which emphasizes quality, is ready waiting for customer inspection. There are certified, perfect monds, nationally advertised watches, international sterling plated ware, clocks and home office accessories. With it all, customers can advantage of Hurst's easy payment terms. The entire staff has worked and hard to make the two-day Opening celebration a success, Hurst says. A great of the endeavor has been handled by store manager Mrs. B. Chronister. Five years manage the 119 W. Center st. jewelry store. Mrs. Chronister is ranked expert in the selection of s ware. Other staffers have also shoulders to the wheel for the opening, C. V. Fleming, watcher; Cornella Rios, office w and Mrs. Leona Hurst. Cust for years have long come to Hurst as a consultant and ad for jewelry and gift problem Optimists Hear Business Talk Guest speaker Ernest Atkinson circulation manager of the heim Bulletin, spoke on "the importance of business training young men and its influence their futures," last night at weekly meeting of the Opt Club. Also on the program was of the Hour" Fred Chas. Brink who gave a resume of life. Following Pipenbrink, in best accepted fashion, was F. McHenry in a lovely F gown. Mr. McHenry entertained the gathering with his own imitable French songs. READY MERCHANDISE—Manager Miss Mary O'Kane and Mrs. John O'Kane put up merchandise in anticipation of the arrival of shoppers at the Grand Opening of O'Kane's Corset and Lingerie, 117 W. Center st. School Board (Continued From Page 1) Rearrangement was taken up by Clerk John Mary Jr., who suggested the possibility of pressing school bungalows into service. Mary said that two two-room bungalows could be utilized next fall and that in two years a third, making for a total of six classrooms, would be available if necessary. The proposed Lincoln addition would release four classrooms for service. Concluding the Lincoln addition discussion, Stabbert told the parents present that the board would do everything possible to avoid double sessions next year. "In view of the situation, we can't say no for sure," he said, "but we will try our best to eliminate the possibility." Earlier in the meeting, board members moved to purchase a new half ton pick-up truck from Grant Musick. Musick's bid was $1405 net. Other bidders were Robert H. Boney, Leavitt Ford and McCoy Motors. CONGRATULATIONS TO HURST JEWELRY CO. AND O'KANE'S Corset & Lingerie Shop TREECE ELECTRIC Residential - Commercial - Industrial 732 North Topcka Street Phone Anaheim 7552 Shop Greet Local Shoppers Hurst Jewelers Re-Open with Remodeled Shop With a host of bargain prices, enlarged stock of newly arrived merchandise, and a redecoded and modernized shop in which to display that merchandise, First Jewelry Company today "Re-Opened" for its many Anahiem customers. "Re-Opened" was a term employed by owner Joe Hurst for work of a better one, since the store been serving Anaheim shops continually for nearly ten years. However, the last 30 days have seen extensive alterations take place at the 119 W. Center st. store now with the painters and painters gone and the place only for full-scale operation, a bration of some sort is in orHence, "Re-Opening." The remodeling, effected under supervision of John O'Kane, had the customer in mind as primary critic. Hurst's store is designed for the convenience shoppers. Just plain downright asant surroundings are one facof the remodeling work. Easy access to merchandise on display another. Hurst insists on that shoppers should be able to come and survey the stocks easily and roughly. Extending Congratulations and Best Wishes to both neighbors on their fine contribution to a greater Anaheim Business District. O. W. Heying HEYING'S Rexall DRUGS 144 W. Center Street Anaheim O'KANE'S CORSET & LINGERIE SHOP and HURST JEWELRY The Greatest Success It's always a pleasure to congratulate and welcome a new store to Anaheim but... Welcoming a new store and wishing an established business the best of luck makes it a double pleasure Serving Anaheim 6 years with beautiful cabinets and fixtures. 25 years experience. O'KANE'S CABINET AND FIXTURE SHOP 116 W. Glemmantine Anaheim 3031 Best Wishes for SUCCESS To our neighbors, the O'KANES and HURST JEWELERS on the occasion of their double celebration ... and for the fine work done toward the progress of a greater Anaheim Business District... We Congratulate You! Hadley's Fountain & Bakery Corner of CENTER and LOS ANGELES STS. Phone Anaheim 2981