anaheim-gazette 1951-12-06

Garey's to Open Furniture Store No. 4 Tomorrow in Fullerton Garey's newest furniture store will open Friday in Fullerton, at 121 No. Spadra rd., in the location occupied by Sears for a number of years; recently vacated when they moved to their store on Commonwealth, it was announced today by A. A. Garey, owner and operator of Garey's several Orange county stores. This is Garey's Store No. 4, the first store having been opened in Anaheim at 504 W. Center in March, 1947. Since that time, other Garey stores have been opened in Santa Ana and Costa Mesa. Manager of the new Fullerton store will be Glenn Ugland, well known in California and Washington furniture circles for the past 18 years. Assistant manager will be Wm. H. Griffith, long a resident of Fullerton and with the Garey organization for the past two years. Featuring the opening Friday will be a "Man on the Street" broadcast, during which several hundred dollars in free prizes will be awarded to visitors in the lobby of the store. An automatic O'Keefe & Merriitt gas range will also be given to Fullerton customers during the Christmas season, with the award to be made Saturday evening. Parade Sat To Anaheim By JOAN S. WHITE Rudolph, the red-nosed deer, may not be on hand to come Santa Claus to Anabeim this holiday night when the annual Christmas parade gets underway at 7 p.m., but he is about all will be missing, and the beau horses of the Anaheim Riding will more than make up for absence. Santa's arrival amid cold floats and traditional Yuletide sicle will officially open the Christmas season in Anaheim, and sight of the merry old gentle with the familiar red suit snowy white beard is sure to be visions of glittering Christmas tree, shiny new toys and Christmas spirit to youngsters adults alike. A part of this holiday ceremony which is under the auspices of Retail division of the Chambe Commerce, the 31 garlands, bells and wreaths that adorn living costs, taxes and other exacting demands on the public have made this year's solicitation of funds for the Community Chest a difficult one. Anaheim already has raised more than 90 per cent of its 1951-52 quota, Gene Steck; Community Chest Fund campaign chairman, stated in his official report yesterday. Steck pointed out that last year's collection to this date was only half of the amount collected so far this year, and that Anaheim leads the Orange county Federation Chests percentage-wise, except for the Newport Harbor, which has collected 118 per cent of its quota. Late returns still anticipated by the secretary indicate that Anaheim will complete its goal, Steck said. Cash in the bank today totals $20,276.52, with pledges and payroll deduction contributions of more than $1000 still due. Anaheim's quota is $22,300. Singled out for special commendation by Steck were the following campaign workers: Dick Gay, advance gifts chairman, Joe Sowden, Barney Jordan, industrial chairman, Ron Brandon, business chairman, Rev. Al Casebeer, residential chairman and Wayne Butterbaugh, suburban chairman. Mrs. R. W. Marvin, campaign secretary, and the ladies who helped her in the headquarters office were also praised for their efforts by the general chairman. Featuring the opening Friday will be a "Man on the Street" broadcast, during which several hundred dollars in free prizes will be awarded to visitors in the lobby of the store. An automatic O'Keefe & Merritt gas range will also be given to Fullerton customers during the Christmas season, with the award to be made Saturday evening, Dec. 22. Other features to call attention to the opening will include a free Christmas turkey with a Crosley Shelvador refrigerator, $25.00 worth of groveries with a Norge refrigerator, a free electric iron with a Norge washer, several free extras with a Speed Queen washer, free year's supply of Tide with a Thor washer, a stainless steel knife set for old vacuum cleaners when traded for a Lewyt, and other gifts suited to the occasion. MURPHYSBORO, Ill. (P) — Henry Rahming's hopes for a boy were borne out all right—by twins. But they arrived three years too late to save him from a blistering hike. Last time the Rahming's were expecting in 1948, Henry made a wager to walk barefoot from their home to Gorham, 13 miles away, if it wasn't a boy. It wasn't. For Health, Eat California Fruit! PICK YOUR GIFTS from WEBERS TREE of Values BOOKS FOR ALL AGES Hundreds and Hundreds of them! WEBERS TREE of Values PEN and PENCIL SETS STATIONERY BRIEF CASES CHRISTMAS CARDS and DECORATIONS STEEL FILING CABINETS FOR HOME OR OFFICE GAMES No one is ever too old to enjoy them. You will find a most complete selection! GLASSWARE in FOSTORIA and IMPERIAL Dinnerware FRANCISCAN CHINA and Franciscan Ware ... Apple, Desert Rose, Ivy & Coronado Patterns TOYS GALORE OUR GREATEST DISPLAY of every kind of TOYS! WEBER BOOK STORE A. W. SOWDER 139 W. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM "Recollection of Quality Remains Long After the Price Is Forgotten" Parade Saturday Will Welcome Santa to Anaheim, the City of Myriad Gifts BY JOAN S. WHITE dolph, the red-nosed reindeer may not be on hand to welcome Santa Claus to Anabeim Saty night when the annual stmas parade gets underway p.m., but he is about all that he missing, and the beautiful ones of the Anaheim Riding club more than make up for his price. anta's arrival amid colorful and traditional Yuletide muill officially open the Christmas season in Anaheim, and the merry old gentleman the familiar red suit and white beard is sure to bring ins of glittering Christmas shiny new toys and the stmas spirit to youngsters and alike. Part of this holiday ceremony is under the auspices of the all division of the Chamber of Merce, the 31 garlands, of wreaths that adorn city To add impetus to the Christmas opening, Penney's is featuring on Saturday a spectacular sale of many wanted items. The kiddies will find Santa in the big toy department in Penney's basement during store hours from Dec. 7 to 24 and will receive free gifts after their visit with him. Allotment of Wheel Toys A survey of the retail market in Anaheim shows that there are few shortages at present, although wheel goods have been placed on an allotment basis from the source of supply. This applies to bicycles, tricycles, toy autos, electric trains and the like! However, Gus Ehlers, owner of Ehlers Bike Shop, expects to be able to meet the demand for the complete line of Schwinn bicycles he carries as well as sidewalk bikes, tricycles, fire engines and roadsters for the small fry. He has a few second hand bikes on hand. complete assortment of merchandise to meet every need and it is sold without city sales tax. Money spent in the home town promotes the growth of the whole community and aids everyone who lives here." Mr. Swanberger is a well known authority on trends in masculine clothing so it is worth noting that he places leisure jackets high on the list for Christmas giving. Most popular models seem to be the suede jackets which come in grey, navy, mocha and sand, although the all-wool, wool and rayon and corduroy in long or short styles rate high too. Besides these, Swanberger's Men's Store has an extensive collection of cashmere sweaters, all-wool robes and the newest sport shirts. And according to Jack Barron, general manager of Lake's Menswear Store: "Fabrics used in men's clothing are of excellent quality this mas giving, and the best by Anaheim, and will continue so during the 15 shopping part of this holiday ceremony is under the auspices of the all division of the Chamber of Commerce, the 31 garlands, of wreaths and wreathes that adorn city cts will be lighted to add a glow to the festive scene. Anaheim stores, dressed for the Christmas season, will be brilliant-lighted inside and out and will open until 9 p.m. as they each night until December 24th. Forsighted and skillful mag, Anaheim merchants are enting unusually large and delicate selections of Christmas handmade in various price rang-which give the early shopper a late advantage. That Keep Giving because of the Korean situation says Oscar Solter, manager of Anne's, "we have not gone in so-called 'fringe' merchandise the seasonal novelties which often appear on the Christmas set, but have concentrated in on the kind of gifts that on giving throughout the Never before have we had a really good assortment of merchandise for each mem- of the family." Quality and Price According to Al Cotler who operates Cotler's Men's and Women's Apparel Store, not only are the selections in town even better than last year but in some cases the prices are actually lower while the quality remains equally high. As an example, Mr. Cotler points out the exceptional hand-framed argyle socks stocked by his store. Composed of 50 per cent nylon and 50 per cent wool, they are tremendous value. In honor of the Christmas opening, Cotler's will feature a special sale of first quality nylon hosiery, an item high on the popularity pole of Christmas gifts. There will be specially priced merchandise also, in each of the 30 departments of the S.Q.R. Store, an opportunity for the canny shopper to become acquainted with the superior quality presented by this discriminating store which has been the style leader in Anaheim for half a century. S.Q.R. is truly the family gift store. The toiletries, jewelry, wearing apparel are the last word in glamour and luxury. The S.Q.R. label stands for quality and good taste and so gives a mark of distinction to special gifts at Christmas. Excellent Cooperation Walter Swanberger, president of the Retail division of the Chamber of Commerce and owner of whee goods have been placed on an allotment basis from the source of supply. This applies to bicycles, tricycles, to; autos, electric trains and the like: However, Gus Ehlers, owner of Ehlers Bike Shop, expects to be able to meet the demand for the complete line of Schwinn bicycles he carries as well as sidewalk bikes, tricycles, fire engines and roadsters for the small fry. He has a few second hand bikes on hand. The Wisser Sporting Goods Store has always handled such a large volume of wheel goods that the allotment allowed is tremendous for well known bicycle brands, electric trains, tricycles, small autos and scooters. Wisser's is the place, too, to find athletic equipment, fishing tackle, guns, and trappings for the snow enthusiast such as toboggan, sled and skils. Quality and Price According to Al Cotler who operates Cotler's Men's and Women's Apparel Store, not only are the selections in town even better than last year but in some cases the prices are actually lower while the quality remains equally high. As an example, Mr. Cotler points out the exceptional hand-framed argyle socks stocked by his store. Composed of 50 per cent nylon and 50 per cent wool, they are tremendous value. In honor of the Christmas opening, Cotler's will feature a special sale of first quality nylon hosiery, an item high on the popularity pole of Christmas gifts. There will be specially priced merchandise also, in each of the 30 departments of the S.Q.R. Store, an opportunity for the canny shopper to become acquainted with the superior quality presented by this discriminating store which has been the style leader in Anaheim for half a century. S.Q.R. is truly the family gift store. The toiletries, jewelry, wearing apparel are the last word in glamour and luxury. The S.Q.R. label stands for quality and good taste and so gives a mark of distinction to special gifts at Christmas. Excellent Cooperation Walter Swanberger, president of the Retail division of the Chamber of Commerce and owner of whee goods have been placed on an allotment basis from the source of supply. This applies to bicycles, tricycles, to; autos, electric trains and the like: However, Gus Ehlers, owner of Ehlers Bike Shop, expects to be able to meet the demand for the complete line of Schwinn bicycles he carries as well as sidewalk bikes, tricycles, fire engines and roadsters for the small fry. He has a few second hand bikes on hand. The Wisser Sporting Goods Store has always handled such a large volume of wheel goods that the allotment allowed is tremendous for well known bicycle brands, electric trains, tricycles, small autos and scooters. Wisser's is the place, too, to find athletic equipment, fishing tackle, guns, and trappings for the snow enthusiast such as toboggan, sled and skils. Quality and Price According to Al Cotler who operates Cotler's Men's and Women's Apparel Store, not only are the selections in town even better than last year but in some cases the prices are actually lower while the quality remains equally high. As an example, Mr. Cotler points out the exceptional hand-framed argyle socks stocked by his store. Composed of 50 per cent nylon and 50 per cent wool, they are tremendous value. In honor of the Christmas opening, Cotler's will feature a special sale of first quality nylon hosiery, an item high on the popularity pole of Christmas gifts. There will be specially priced merchandise also, in each of the 30 departments of the S.Q.R. Store, an opportunity for the canny shopper to become acquainted with the superior quality presented by this discriminating store which has been the style leader in Anaheim for half a century. S.Q.R. is truly the family gift store. The toiletries, jewelry, wearing apparel are the last word in glamour and luxury. The S.Q.R. label stands for quality and good taste and so gives a mark of distinction to special gifts at Christmas. Excellent Cooperation Walter Swanberger, president of the Retail division of the Chamber of Commerce and owner of whee goods have been placed on an allotment basis from the source of supply. This applies to bicycles, tricycles, to; autos, electric trains and the like: However, Gus Ehlers, owner of Ehlers Bike Shop, expects to be able to meet the demand for the complete line of Schwinn bicycles he carries as well as sidewalk bikes, tricycles, fire engines and roadsters for the small fry. He has a few second hand bikes on hand. The Wisser Sporting Goods Store has always handled such a large volume of wheel goods that the allotment allowed is tremendous for well known bicycle brands, electric trains, tricycles, small autos and scooters. Wisser's is the place, too, to find athletic equipment, fishing tackle, guns, and trappings for the snow enthusiast such as toboggan, sled and skils. Quality and Price According to Al Cotler who operates Cotler's Men's and Women's Apparel Store, not only are the selections in town even better than last year but in some cases the prices are actually lower while the quality remains equally high. As an example, Mr. Cotler points out the exceptional hand-framed argyle socks stocked by his store. Composed of 50 per cent nylon and 50 per cent wool, they are tremendous value. In honor of the Christmas opening, Cotler's will feature a special sale of first quality nylon hosiery, an item high on the popularity pole of Christmas gifts. There will be specially priced merchandise also, in each of the 30 departments of the S.Q.R. Store, an opportunity for the canny shopper to become acquainted with the superior quality presented by this discriminating store which has been the style leader in Anaheim for half a century. S.Q.R. is truly the family gift store. The toiletries, jewelry, wearing apparel are the last word in glamour and luxury. The S.Q.R. label stands for quality and good taste and so gives a mark of distinction to special gifts at Christmas. Excellent Cooperation Walter Swanberger, president of the Retail division of the Chamber of Commerce and owner of whee goods have been placed on an allotment basis from the source of supply. This applies to bicycles, tricycles, to; autos, electric trains and the like: However, Gus Ehlers, owner of Ehlers Bike Shop, expects to be able to meet the demand for the complete line of Schwinn bicycles he carries as well as sidewalk bikes, tricycles, fire engines and roadsters for the small fry. He has a few second hand bikes on hand. The Wisser Sporting Goods Store has always handled such a large volume of wheel goods that the allotment allowed is tremendous for well known bicycle brands, electric trains, tricycles, small autos and scooters. Wisser's is the place, too, to find athletic equipment, fishing tackle, guns, and trappings for the snow enthusiast such as toboggan, sled and skils. Quality and Price According to Al Cotler who operates Cotler's Men's and Women's Apparel Store, not only are the selections in town even better than last year but in some cases the prices are actually lower while the quality remains equally high. As an example, Mr. Cotler points out the exceptional hand-framed argyle socks stocked by his store. Composed of 50 per cent nylon and 50 per cent wool, they are tremendous value. In honor of the Christmas opening, Cotler's will feature a special sale of first quality nylon hosiery, an item high on the popularity pole of Christmas gifts. There will be specially priced merchandise also, in each of the 30 departments of the S.Q.R. Store, an opportunity for the canny shopper to become acquainted with the superior quality presented by this discriminating store which has been the style leader in Anaheim for half a century. S.Q.R. is truly the family gift store. The toiletries, jewelry，wearing apparel arethe lastwordinglamourandluxury.TheS.Q.R.labelstandsforsqualityandgoodtasteandsogivesmarkofdistinctiontospecialgiftsatChristmas. Excellent Cooperation Walter Swanberger，presidentoftheRetaildivisionoftheChamberofCommerceandownerofwheewoodshavebeenplacedonanallotmentbasisfromthesourceofsupply.Attheallotmentbasedonthewheelwoolandrayonandcorduroyinlongorshortstylesratehighto.BesidestheseSwainberger'SMen'SwearStore: "Fabricsusedinmen'sclothingareofexcellentqualitythisseasonandmanyitems,speciallysportsshirts.seemtohavemorebody'thaneverbefore." "Lake'syouthfulstylesarepopularwiththeyoungersetasideAreLake'sstandardlineswiththemorematuretastes." "Woman'SViewpoint" Mary MasonofClariceSportswearcaterstotheinfurnaltasteforwhichCaliforniaiainsfarms,andpredictsagoodseasonforslacks,skirtsandcrepeblouseswhichshecarriesinallcolors,andthebrightlyhuedsweaterswithlongorshort sleeves. Laurettaknowsthattheladiesliketodressupfortheholidaysandsohasassembledasuperbcollectionof clothes particularlyappropriatefortheYuletideseasonattheLaurettaDressShop. Walburg'stakesthemiddleview，addingtobothcategories,andsuggestingrobesbothglamorousandwarmandtheCarolKingoriginalsthathavebecomesuchfavoriteshere. ChristmasIsforChildren Sincetheneedsanddesiresofchildrenareuppermostineveryone'sthoughtsatthisseason,nearlyeverystorein townhas somethingforthem. Spear'sPhotoShop，recentlyunderthenewmanagementOfElleandDougTaylor,hasunusualversionoftheold-fashionedstercoscope.Callad"Viewmaster,"itisasmallgadgetthatgivesthreedimensionalpictureswhencoloredslidesarslippedintoit.Therere literallythousandsofscenesfromwhichtochoose—fromfairytalestotravelogues. AndatSpearsitisnotyetloatehtohavephotographsmadeintopersonalizedChristmasoards. McCoy'SDrugstorehasexpandedits toydepartmenttopresentthriftygiftsforchildrenthroughtheageoftenyearsso that al S.Q.R. is truly the family gift store. The toiletries, jewelry, wearing apparel are the last word in glamour and luxury. The S.Q.R. label stands for quality and good taste and so gives a mark of distinction to special gifts at Christmas. Excellent Cooperation Walter Swanberger, president of the Retail division of the Chamber of Commerce, and owner of Swanberger's Men's Store, is especially pleased with the cooperation local merchants have given to make shopping easy and pleasant for Anaheim families. "The salespeople and proprietors are your friends and neighbors who are anxious to serve you and who are quick to make adjustments when necessary," says Mr. Swanberger. "Folks new to Anaheim will be pleased with the minimum of shopping hazards encountered in getting to our business district, and with the complete lack of parking problems. We have six free parking lots located conveniently near the stores. Within an area of a few blocks, there is a CONQUER YOUR CONSTIPATION A remarkable medical discovery is offered in McCoy's Norm Tabs. You can quickly conquer your constipation and pestore regularity. No violent purging—no muss—no fuss—nothing to mix. McCoy's Norm Tabs create a soft gel bulk and give you comfortable bowel movements. They are harmless to take over any length of time and the dose never has to be increased. Easily carried in your purse. 21 Tabs 25s. 90 Tabs $1.00. 200 Tabs $2.00. On sale at McCoy's Drug Store, 100 W. Center, Anaheim. (adv.)" It is a small gadget that gives three dimensional pictures when colored slides are slipped into it. There are literally thousands of scenes from which to choose—from fairy tales to travelogues. And at Spears it is not yet too late to have photographs made into personalized Christmas oards. McCoy's Drug store has expanded its toy department to present thrifty gifts for children through the age of ten years, so that although basically a drug store, McCoy's offers a fascinating gift selection which includes everything from toilet articles to big talking dolls which sing lullabys. One of the largest toy departments in town is located at the Weber Book Store. This store has recently enlarged facilities to be better able to display a truly wonderful assortment of games, books and toys for children of all ages. A Good Understanding The official opening of the Christmas season in Anaheim highlights Christmas shopping and there is no doubt that intensive shopping is hard on the feet. Comfortable, properly fitting shoes are a must and they may be found at the Williams Shoe Store where owner John Williams has built a business on "good shoes properly fitted." After many years of experience in orthopedic work, Mr. Williams suggests that the best Christmas gift of all for mother or dad, whose feet have been giving trouble, is a gift certificate for a pair of well fitting shoes from Williams Shoe Store. Wear and tear on the disposition as well as the feet is saved too, by some pre-shopping at home. For shopping convenience, the Anaheim Gazette has listed on its pages suggestions for Christ- Fans Wait for Unveiling of Lili St. Cyr BEVERLY HILLS (P)—Is she going to take 'em off—or isn't? Lili St. Cyr, a genius at the art suspense, seems to be building to some sort of a climax in her trial on a charge of giving an decent performance at a nightclub. First she gave out the word she would stage her bubble-bath before a jury to prove it was art." The prosecutor said it wouldn't object, but it would have to be done in the courtroom. The stripper's attorney, however, said yesterday he believes the scene should be the nightclub, where the setting is more artistic than the courtroom could provide. Strangely enough, the judge hasn't been asked whether he will permit Miss St. Cyr to peel in either place. Miss St. Cyr's attorney, incidentally, is Jerry Giesler, one of the more famous lawyers in these parts. Giesler is doing his best to make it legal for Lili to divorce herself from her clothes. "I think her dance is beautiful," he told the jury. "She has art in her heart." Giesler, who would be termed at least buxom if her were in Miss St. Cyr's shoes, exhibited a pair of panties and a bra in the courtroom. He said these were what Miss St. Cyr wore in the show so she was not nude as the arresting officers said. Spectators began to get an idea why Miss St. Cyr perhaps prefers the nightclub to the courtroom for her performances. Nightclubs are well heated. In a drafty courtroom, and in that costume, Miss St. Cyr could catch cold. The National Geographic Society says the word "turnpike" springs from the pikes used as gates on early toll roads, turned NY Bank Loans Money to Hoboes NEW YORK (P)—At least one Fifth Avenue band doesn't consider a loan to hoboes a bad risk. But the hoboes, who borrowed $2000 to set up a "model flop-house," so far can't find a place to spend the money. With the cash borrowed recently from the Modern Industrial bank, the hoboes have been roaming the city looking for a suitable vacant lot or condemned building to set up their 50-cents-a-night hotel. The proceeds will go to pay off the mortgage. At the close of business yesterday, the investment still hung fire. But the hoboes, led by Bozo Clarke, still are hopeful. Offers to back the project flooded in from coast to coast. But what really decided the bank on the loan was an unidentified New York philanthropist co-signing the note. More than two thirds of the population of Uruguay live in WILLIAMS SHOE STORE... Where Shoes Are ALWAYS Properly Fitted GIVE THEM SLIPPERS! Slippers Make Wonderful Christmas Gifts! Mom, dad, sister and brother, too, will surely be thrilled with the gift slippers they find beneath the tree. A glamour pair for mom . . . a comfort pair for dad . . . a pretty pair for Sis and a rugged pair for brother. MEN'S SLIPPERS $2.95 to $7.95 AVOID THE LAST MINUTE RUSH pair for dad . . . a pretty pair for Sis and a rugged pair for brother. MEN'S SLIPPERS $2.95 to $7.95 AVOID THE LAST MINUTE RUSH CHILDREN'S SLIPPERS $1.95 to $3.95. WOMEN'S SLIPPERS $1.95 to $6.95 Here you will find all of the wanted styles, colors and fabrics. This Christmas give practical presents. And we know you will agree that slippers are practical! OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS STARTING SAT., DEC. 8 — USE ANAHEIM'S FREE PARKING LOTS — Williams Shoe Store GOOD SHOES PROPERLY FITTED 174 W. Center St. Anaheim 5646