anaheim-gazette 1950-10-04

Page 5 Anaheim Gazette, Wednesday, October 4, 1950 THE NEW ALLEN'S MARKET Stock Market NEW YORK (AP)—A roaring bull market pounded into new high ground today paced by motor shares. The market on average now stands at another new 19-year high. Chrysler touched off the buying Grand Opening of Allen’s New Market Scheduled Thursday, Friday, Saturday Grand opening of Allen’s market at its new location at 585 South Los Angeles st. at Water st. is set for this Thursday, Friday and Saturday, according to announcement today by Ray L. Allen and Carl W. Allison owners. Anaheimers Grace Whittier Campus Brand new equipment of the latest type has been installed throughout the market, making it one of the most modern of its kind in Orange county. The market has 5700 square Stock Market NEW YORK (AP)—A roaring bull market pounded into new high ground today paced by motor shares. The market on average now stands at another new 19-year high. Chrysler touched off the buying stampede almost single handed and every section of the market rushed to get in on the rise. The volume of trading hit an estimated 2,800,000 shares as compared with 2,480,000 shares yesterday. Chrysler set a new high for the year with a gain of around $1 at times. General Motors was right on Chrysler's heels and also made a new high. Virtually all of the leaders in the steel group were at their highest levels or the year in a sweep that sent them up by a few cents to more than $1 a share. Included were U. S. Steel, Bethlehem, Republic, and Jones & Laughlin. A number of the rails also went into new highs including M-K-T preferred, Southern Railway, and Western Maryland. Coca-Cola was up as much as $7.50 to $135 after reports of Louisiana retailers raising their prices to 10 cents a bottle. Stocks on the upside include U. S. Rubber, Boeing, Admiral Corp., Philco, Zenith, American Telephone, Consolidated Natural Gas, Kennecott Copper, American Cyanamid, Du Pont, American Can, Philip Morris, United Walt Paper,Pressed Steel Car,Santa Fe,Gulf Oil,Standard Oil(NJ),TWA,Locw's,and U.S.Gypsum Grand opening of Allen's New Market Scheduled Thursday, Friday, Saturday Grand opening of Allen's market at its new location at 585 South Los Angeles st.at Water st.is set for this Thursday,Friday and Saturday, according to announcement today by Ray L.Allen and Carl W.Allison owners. Brand new equipment of the latest type has been installed throughout the market,making it one of the most modern of its kind in Orange county. The market has 5700 square feet of floor space,with parking space on the market lot for 32 cars. Since the building is located on a corner site,additional space is available for patrons on both Los Angeles and Water streets. The business formerly was located at 721 South Los Angeles street.Constantly increasing business necessitated additional quarters and construction work on the present building was started early in July. The partnership of Allen and Allison started in November of 1944 when they purchased a market in Santa Ana.After selling the business,they purchased the Beckler's market at 721 South Los Angeles street in 1945 and renamed it Allen's market. Both men have had long experience in the food business.Allen has been in the retail business since 1944 and for 11 years previously was in the wholesale end of the business.Allison began his career in 1953,when he was with a food processing concern in Santa Ana. The market will be open seven days a week from 9 a.m.to 9 p.m.The partners announce that in celebration of their grand opening they are offering special values in all departments. First School Day Long for Tykes First day at school turned out to be a long one for three Anaheim youngsters Monday.It was a long one for their parents too. The three little ones,all six years of age were John and Marlin Guzzetta and Joel Swearington.all of 913 S.Palm.They attended Franklin school Monday and left for home,they thought shortly after 2 p.m.They finally arrived, thanks to the combined efforts of the Anaheim police and a kindly Anaheimer at 5:45. Seems that the little tykes didn't know their way home too well and hence wandered.And wandered and wandered.Three miles or more,according to the route they retraced for Ana- It's a pleasure to greet you and wish you success and happiness in your new location. So . . . GOOD LUCK Ray L. Allen & Carl W. Allison Your Neighbor, Ray & Oscar Cleaners WE GIVE S & H GREEN STAMPS 630 S. Los Angeles St. Anaheim 4014 HI, NEIGHBOR! WE WISH ALLEN'S MARKET The Best of SUCCESS In Their Brand New Building K & L SUPER SERVICE and 5-MINUTE AUTO WASH N. E. Corner Los Angeles and Water Streets Class A Court Site Offered Because the recent census showed that Anaheim township now qualifies for a class A court, Anaheim City Clerk Charles Griffith yesterday sent a letter to the county Board of Supervisors offering a site for a proposed new court house, if the county is willing to construct the building. According to the tentative plan the building would be on a 75-foot front on South Claudina street, depicting what is currently a parking lot in back of the Anaheim city hall. The plans for the new edifice would parallel those of the new Costa Mesa courthouse. The Orange County Board of Supervisors took the offer under advisement. ANNOUNCING THE GRAND OPEN ALLEN'S M 555 S. LOS ANGELES ST You have to SEE these V TO BELI Rath's Picnics 4 to 6 lb. Average Rath's Picnics 4 to 6 lb. Average ROUND, SWISS, RIB STEAKS 75¢ lb EASTERN—FULL SLICES BACON PAN READY Stewing HENS 39¢ lb BRIDGEFORD'S SHANKLESS HAMS Whole or Shank Half Longhorn Cheese 7 BONE CENTER CUT BEEF ROAST 53¢ lb SLICED or PIECE Minced Ha Crisco 3 lb, tin 83¢ SURF Lge Gia LAURA SCUDDER'S PURE MAYONNAISE Pint 33¢ LAURA SCUDDER'S PEANUT BUTTER 15 oz. Jar 33¢ COCKTAIL—8 OZ. Peanut BIRDSEYE FROZEN—12 oz. pkg. PEAS 19¢ BIRDSEYE CONCENTRATED—6 Orange Juice HYWAVE RED COD FROZEN— FILLETS pound 29¢ LADY DAINTY—300 Count Facial Tissue PEANUT BUTTER 15 oz. Jar BIRDSEYE FROZEN—12 oz. pkg. PEAS 19¢ HYWAVE RED COD FROZEN— FILLETS pound 29¢ LADY DAINTY—300 Count Facial Tissue LINDSAY Olives 19¢ Tall Tin GOLDEN STATE CANNED Milk 6 Tall Tins 65¢ CINCH Cake Mix 33¢ Pkg. LA PINA Flour 167 25 lb. Sack GRATED Tuna 19¢ Regi Tin Suprema Red Sour Pitted Cherries 19¢ No. 2 Tin KRISPY Crackers 25¢ Lb. Pkg. Tastewell, Sliced, Halves Peaches 22¢ No. 2½ Tin CASE $5.15 DEL MONTE Peas 17½¢ 20 oz. Tin LIBBY TOMATO Juice 25¢ 46 oz. Tin ARDEN'S COTTAGE CHEESE pint 19¢ FREE GROCERY BASKETS FAVORS FOR THE KIDDIES FUN FOR ALL OPEN EVERY DAY—8 a.m. to 9 p.m. SALES TAX WILL BE ADDED VALUES GALORE IN EVERY DEPARTMENT OPENING MARKET NGELES ST at WATER ST. E these VALUES TO BELIEVE THEM SPECIALS for THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY OCT. 5, 6, 7 4 to 6 lb. Average 45¢ lb FOLGER'S Coffee 79¢ lb TO BELIEVE THEM SATURDAY OCT. 5, 6, 7 CES 4 to 6 lb. Average 45¢ lb FULL SLICES CONN 49¢ lb ORD'S SHANKLESS AMS 59¢ lb Shank Half ese 39¢ lb or PIECE nced Ham 39¢ RF Lge. Pkg. 25c Giant Pkg. 49c Pint 33¢ Quart 63¢ COCKTAIL—8 OZ. TIN Peanuts 31¢ E CONCENTRATED—6 oz. can Orange Juice 19¢ AINTY—300 Count cial Tissues 19¢ FOLGER'S Coffee 79¢ lb GUESSING CONTEST—FREE PRIZES GOLD MEDAL FLOUR 10 lbs. 83¢ KRAFT AMERICAN CHEESE 2 lb. Loaf 79¢ DURKEE'S AA GRADE OLEO 29¢ BONUS WITH PURCHASE DURKEE'S Whipped Salad pt. 27c DRESSING qt. 49c DURKEE'S SHREDDED—4 oz. pkg. Coconut 14¢ PINK AND PINTO DRY BEANS 3 lbs. 33¢ HUNTS TOMATO—8 oz. tin SAUCE 5¢ WONDERFOOD—12 oz. Pkg. Marshmallows 12½¢ PEANUTS 31 BEANS 3 33 VE CONCENTRATED—6 oz. can Orange Juice 19¢ HUNTS TOMATO—8 oz. tin SAUCE 5¢ AINTY—300 Count Special Tissues 19¢ WONDERFOOD—12 oz. Pkg. Marshmallows 12½¢ NORTHERN RED'DELICIOUS APPLES 5 lbs. 25¢ BOX $1.85 U.S. No. 1 LARGE WHITE ROSE POTATOES 10 lbs. 19¢ FRESH VEGETABLE Salad 5¢ Cello Pkg. Crisp Solid, Large Heads Lettuce 5¢ Each TOKAY Grapes 2 lbs. 15¢ Sno White, Large Heads Cauliflower 9¢ Each FANCY No. 1 BELLEFLEUR APPLES 5 lbs. 15¢ COCA COLA 6 Bots. 30c ALL POPULAR BRANDS Chew. Gum Ctn. 20 63c REGAL BEER Case 24 Cans $3.55 HEINZ TOMATO Catsup 14 oz. Bot. 23c MIRA LOMA Sweet Wines 5th 55c TERN WAXED Paper 125 ft. Roll 19c X WILL BE ADDED TO TAXABLE ITEMS—LIMIT RIGHTS RESERVED