anaheim-gazette 1953-02-05

Southern Counties Gas Co. Seeks Right to Increase Line Capacity WASHINGTON UP — Three California utilities Wednesday asked the power commission for authority to increase capacity of their natural gas pipeline systems to handle additional supplies they expect to receive from El Paso Natural Gas Co., San Francisco, wants to build about 170 miles of pipeline to increase by 151,730,000 cubic feet daily the capacity of its line from the Arizona-California boundary near Topock, Ariz., to Milpitas, Calif. Southern California Gas Co. and Southern Counties Gas Co. of California, both of Los Angeles, jointly proposed construction of about 78 miles of pipeline to increase by 151,700,000 cubic feet daily the capacity of their line from near Blythe, Calif., to a point near Santa Fe Springs in Southern California. Estimated cost is $7,482,194. Pacific Gas and Electric also proposes as part of its project to extend service to Bordon, Calif., supplement service to the Bakersfield area and increase the capacity of its line from Milpitas to its East Bay distribution system. Estimated cost of its entire project is $26,981,851. El Paso Natural Gas now has an application pending before the FPC for authority to construct facilities to supply additional gas to the three California companies and other customers. Meeting of Chest Agencies Slated Monday, Feb. 9 A general meeting of the Orange county Council of Community Agencies is to be held on Monday, Feb. 9, at 6:30 p.m. This will be a dinner meeting at Michael Manor, 2022 N. Main st., Santa Ana. Rachel Stewart, District Director of the Los Angeles Family Service, will be the guest speaker and her topic will be "Helping Families Through Family Service Counselling." The Welfare committee of the Council has been requested to study the need for a family service agency in Orange county. The program of this meeting is one of the initial efforts of the committee. The meeting is open to the public and reservations may be made by calling Klimberly 2-7213 before California. Estimated cost is $7,482,194. Pacific Gas and Electric also proposes as part of its project to extend service to Bordon, Calif., supplement service to the Bakersfield area and increase the capacity of its line from Milpitas to its East Bay distribution system. Estimated cost of its entire project is $26,981,851. El Paso Natural Gas now has an application pending before the FPC for authority to construct facilities to supply additional gas to the three California companies and other customers. Home-Maker's Forum Homemakers: Anaheim merchants are offering you a golden opportunity to stretch that dollar as Anaheim's famous semiannual Dollar days return to this city Friday and Saturday. This is a really great sales event that you, the family purchasing agent, cannot afford to miss. If you can make arrangements to be downtown tomorrow, preferably when the stores open, you will find sensational savings to be made in the purchase of children's clothing, men's and women's apparel, yard goods, gift items, shoes, beauty aids, and housewares of all kinds. These special values will be picked up fast because Anaheim women have learned from past experience that dollars spent during Dollar days go further than at any other time during the year. Rachel Stewart, District Director of the Los Angeles Family Service, will be the guest speaker and her topic will be "Helping Families Through Family Service Counselling." The Welfare committee of the Council has been requested to study the need for a family service agency in Orange county. The program of this meeting is one of the initial efforts of the committee. The meeting is open to the public and reservations may be made by calling Klmberly 2-7213 before Feb. 8. 'Kiss of Death' Murder Hunt Turns Southwest OAKLAND UP—A police hunt for Hildegard Garni Pelton, 32-year-old German war bride wanted for questioning in the "kiss of death" slaying of her ex-husband, turned into the Southwest Wednesday. Officers said Mrs. Pelton had been traced to Los Angeles, where she was believed to have boarded a bus for Oklahoma City. Police here and in Texas were alerted after a woman answering her description was reported seen in Amarillo. William Pelton, 20, an Army veteran, was found shot to death Sunday night on a lonely road near Niles, Calif. The print of a woman's lips was found on his forehead. Neighbors said the Peltons, who recently divorced, quarreled at his home Sunday evening. Champion Pines For Old Life; Seeks Damages LOS ANGELES UP—In the good old days, Champion York of San Miguel led a happy life, performing at dog shows and entertaining females of his species for a substantial fee. But now, says his mistress, Champion York is a nervous wreck, frightened by noises to such an extent he can't be shown and even has lost interest in the female of the species. His owner, Miss Norma Serviss, blames it all on a bulldozer blade which fell on the car in which she and the champ were riding in September, 1951. She came to court Wednesday to try to collect $3000 from a construction firm for York's neurosis, plus $36,450 for her own injuries and medical expenses. If you can make arrangements to be downtown tomorrow, preferably when the stores open, you will find sensational savings to be made in the purchase of children's clothing, men's, and women's apparel, yard goods, gift items, shoes, beauty aids, and housewares of all kinds. These special values will be picked up fast because Anaheim women have learned from past experience that dollars spent during Dollar days go further than at any other time during the year. DOLLAR DAYS Dollar days are not the hit or miss affairs here that they sometimes are in other towns. In Anaheim, Dollar days are sponsored by the retail division of the chamber of commerce and are planned and prepared by effecting special purchases in spring merchandise especially for the big days, and by earmarking many items from regular stock for Dollar days at substantial reductions. All items are as advertised for the sponsoring agency does not tolerate shoddy or inferior merchandise. Only bonafide values and tremendous savings to the shopper make this event the success it has been year after year. There is good reason behind all this. According to Walter Swanberger, local clothing store owner and chairman of the group which sponsors Dollar days, "the purpose of Dollar days is to invite people in our city and surrounding districts to the Anaheim shopping center by offering them tremendous values in order to acquaint them with the many advantages of shopping in Anaheim. Shoppers will find a minimum of shopping hazards encountered in getting to the business district, and will be pleased with the ample amount of free parking space in six parking lots conveniently located adjacent to the stores. Within an area of a few blocks, there is a complete assortment of merchandise to meet every need and it is sold without city sales tax. The well trained salespeople (who live as well as work in Anaheim) are anxious to serve and make the adjustment problem easy when merchandise has to be returned or exchanged. Dollars spent in the home town promotes the growth of the whole community and benefit everyone who lives here." SHOPPING AID As a shopping aid to help you, the best values of Dollar days are listed and described on the pages of today's Anaheim Gazette. We suggest that you inventory the personal and home needs of your family and check today's Gazette for best buys. Price will not be lower in the foresawable future. There are great savings to be made in the next two days and you will want a fair share. But now, says his mistress, Champion York is a nervous wreck, frightened by noises to such an extent he can't be shown and even has lost interest in the female of the species. His owner, Miss Norma Serviss, blames it all on a bulldozer blade which fell on the car in which she and the champ were riding in September, 1951. She came to court Wednesday to try to collect $3000 from a construction firm for York's neurosis, plus $36,450 for her own injuries and medical expenses. She charged that the bulldozer's driver tried to go under a culvert without proper clearance, knocking loose the blade. Lunchbox sandwich: Mash hardcooked eggs and mix with crisp crumbled bacon, mayonnaise and a little finely grated onion. SHOPPING AID As a shopping aid to help you, the best values of Dollar days are listed and described on the pages of today's Anaheim Gazette. We suggest that you inventory the personal and home needs of your family and check today's Gazette for best buys. Price will not be lower in the forescrape future. There are great savings to be made in the next two days and you will want a fair share. Here is a rare opportunity to get the most for the money, heartening news to the thrifty homemaker on the lookout for ways to beat the high cost of living which besets us all. The West Indies are often called the Antilles. WEBER BOOK STORE 139 W. CENTER — ANAHEIM — PHONE 3621 ★ DOLLAR DAYS ★ CLEARANCE FINE STEMWARE GLASSWARE in SHERBERTS ..... 50¢ ea. COCKTAILS..... WINES... Look over our tables of other "close out" Merchandise Pyrex Glassware Kitchen & Tablewares 20% DISCOUNT Brock's Country Lane 16 Pc. Starter, Reg. $13.75 NOW $9.95 23rd MERCU SUPER FOOD BUY'S - AT - Anaheim's Saving Center SEE OUR BLOCK ANNIVERSA WE ARE CELEBRATING WITH A THESE ARE A FEW OF THE MANY SPECIALS DURKEE'S "AA" OLEO FOLGER'S COFFEE Center SEE OUR BLOCK BUSTER SPECIAL OPEN DAILY 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. SUNDAYS 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. and for your Convenience EVERY NIGHT MANY SPECIALS DURKEE'S "AA" OLEO FOLGER'S COFFEE Lb. 19¢ GROCERIES Lb. 69¢ DURKEE'S QUART Mayonnaise 49¢ THOMPSON'S Fresh Large Grade "A" Eggs doz. 53c GERBER'S BABY FOOD, Strained or chopped 3 for 23c CINCH CAKE MIX 33c SILK TISSUE Per Roll 5c ROYAL DISH TUNA 19c GOLD MEDAL FLOUR 10 lb. bag 89c C & H SUGAR 10 lb. sack 89c SKIPPY DOG FOOD 12 Tall Cans 99c CARNATION MILK 2 Tall Cans 27c LIBBY'S CANNED FOOD SALE SWEET GARDEN PEAS Six 303 Cans 99c CUT GREEN BEANS Five 303 Cans 99c CATSUP Six 14 oz. Bottles 99c TOMATO JUICE Four 46 oz. Cans 99c PINEAPPLE JUICE Four 46 oz. Cans 99c FRUIT COCKTAIL Five 303 Cans 99c SLICED PINEAPPLE Four No. 2 Cans 99c PEACHES, Sliced or Halves Four large 2½ Cans 99c ROSE DALE PEARS Four large 2½ Cans 99c PRODUCE Fresh Tomatoes 4 in tube 15¢ FROZEN FOODS ASK FOR FREE TI available to our s No Purchase DRAW Saturday MEAT U.S. GOOD GE BEER STEAK Chuck Rib Round Sirloin Sirloin Tip, LUER'S 1ST Q WINDOW P Slice PRODUCE Fresh Tomatoes 4 in tube . . . 15¢ Large Arizona GRAPEFRUIT 8 for 29¢ Iced Fancy CARROTS . 2 bchs. 15¢ Garden Fresh GREEN ONIONS & RADISHES 2 bunches 5¢ FROZEN FOODS ★ PEAS ★ CUT CORN ★ PEAS & CARROTS ★ REG. CUT BEANS 6 for 95¢ We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities. No Sales to Dealers. MERCURIO'S MARKET 332 E.CENTER ANAHEIM Sales Tax Added to All Taxable Items CURIO'S SARY SALE BIG BARGAIN JAMBOREE and.. FREE PRIZES JAMBOREE and.. FREE PRIZES ASK FOR YOUR FREE TICKETS available to all who visit our store. No Purchase Necessary DRAWING Saturday 7 P.M. Westinghouse Roaster Westinghouse Sandwich Grill Westinghouse Iron Two $10 Grocery Orders Two Leur's Large Hams MEAT U.S. GOOD GRADE BEEF STEAKS Chuck . . lb. 49c Rib . . lb. 59c Round . . lb. 65c Sirloin . . lb. 69c Sirloin Tip, lb. 79c LUER'S 1ST. QUALITY WINDOW PKG. LUER'S Tender Skinned HAMS Whole or Half Shank 53¢ lb. U.S. GOOD GRADE BEEF ROASTS Pot Roast, lb. 35c 7-Bone . . lb. 45c O-Bone . . lb. 45c Rump R'st. lb. 59c Prime Rib, lb. 59c BONELESS ROLLED Shoulder . lb. 65c Sirloin Tip, lb. 75c LEAN SHORT RIBS lb. 29¢ LEAN GROUND SHOULDER BEEF 35¢ lb Eastern Grain Fed Pork Loins HALF or WHOLE 42¢ lb Sirloin . lb. 69c Sirloin Tip, lb. 79c LUER'S 1ST. QUALITY WINDOW PKG. Sliced BACON 59¢ lb. LUER'S MERIT Sliced BACON 43¢ lb. LUER'S ALL MEAT Cello Pkg. WEINERS 49¢ lb. LEAN GROUND SHOULDER BEEF 35¢ lb. BOILING BEEF lb. 19¢ FRESH Pan Ready Fryers 55¢ lb. BONELESS BEEF STEW lb. 59¢ Eastern Grain Fed Pork Loins HALF or WHOLE 42¢ lb. Center Cut PORK CHOPS 59¢ lb. LUER'S PURE PORK LINK SAUSAGE 29¢ ½ lb. pkg.