anaheim-gazette 1953-05-14

Lincoln P-TA To Present Musical Program Music appreciation week will be featured at the last meeting of the Lincoln school PTA year to be held this afternoon at 1:30 in the school cafeterium. Miss Harriet Shadewald, director of music in the elementary schools, will be the speaker. Carrying out the musical theme, the school orchestra, under the direction of A. E. Bourne, will present several selections. A musical skit will be given by the first grade pupils of Miss Janet Curl and Mrs. Eleandr Jensen and Miss Adele Howard's fourth grade students. The Brownie group will open the meeting with the flag salute. Hostesses for the afternoon will be Mrs. Rowland DeMille and Mrs. Carter. Save 10% on floor waxes during May and June Here's your chance to get a year's supply (or more) of these floor beautifiers and preservatives at 10% off the price! But act fast! To get the discount, delivery must be taken before June 30th. Standard Self-Polishing Wax—with no rubbing or buffing gives a tough, lustrous film that resists wear. Standard Wax Floor Spray—combines the sealing qualities of floor wax with dust-controlling advantages of oil-type polish. Standard Floor Hardener—lengthens floor life by penetrating pores, providing a tough, long-wearing coat. Actually hardens softwood. 7 Anaheim Gazette IN THE DAY LONG AGO By MRS. HEN 75 Years Ago Mr. Alex Henry is the most unfortunate of men where it comes to losing horses. On last Thursday night his remaining horse was stolen, and although he has made diligent search the animal cannot be found. This makes the eighth horse that has been stolen from Mr. Henry since his residence here and none of them have ever been recovered. If there is one thing the people of Orangethorpe pride themselves upon, it is their flourishing and firmly established Sabbath school. It is ably conducted and well attended. Mr. A. Guy Smith is the superintendent. The teachers are Mr. Saxton, Mrs. A. Guy Smith, Mrs. Bancroft and Mrs. Cummins. At the solicitation of Mayor Ben C. Truman, H. R. Kusick, super-intendent of the railroad mail service, has officially requested the postoffice department to place a postal car and route agent between Los Angeles and Santa Ana. Mr. Thomas Edwards of Westminster is selling his hay at $9 per ton. Mr. William Bowdan of the Santa Ana News called upon us yes- STANDARD buffing gives a tough, lustrous film that resists wear. Standard Wax Floor Spray—combines the sealing qualities of floor wax with dust-controlling advantages of oil-type polish. Standard Floor Hardener—lengthens floor life by penetrating pores, providing a tough, long-wearing coat. Actually hardens softwood. For more information about Standard Oil Company of California products, call your local Standard man AL ROHRS & SON ANAHEIM, CALIF. ZENITH 2518 IT'S TRUE! You can own a genuine 9'x12' Bigelow Carpet for less than $100.00 We bet you thought you'd have to pay a whale of a lot more to carpet your living room with such extra special carpeting. But NOT if you choose one of these five beauties—Bigelow has done itself proud in design, in wearing prowess, in low production costs. The result? A wonderful value for you...an almost unheard of price for a top-flight carpet! CHAPEL HILL—Tops in style, wear and easy upkeep—wool and carpet rayon $8.95 sq. yd. CORDALON — Plain twist plus high style texture in a subtle blend of wool and carpet rayon $9.95 sq. yd. BEAUVAIS—Wonderful all-wool quality, masked in a pattern that won't show footprints. FONTENELLE takes the spotlight... with its expert blend of wool and Bigelow carpet rayon, with its richly sculptured plume pattern, with its down-to-floor price. But come in and gaze on all five... walk on them... ponder on which will be best for your home... count on the fact that there's sure to be one that's perfect for your situation. BUDGET TERMS Cheerfully Extended! "WE FINANCE ALL OUR OWN CONTRACTS" • FREE PARKING (At Rear of Store) • OPEN FRIDAYS 'til 9 P.M. featuring 14 SPECIALIZED DEPARTMENTS ... and a Staff of Skilled decorators. SMITH-REAFSNYDER FURNITURE CO. Since 1867 151 N. Los Angeles St. — Anaheim Phone Anaheim 2409 THE DAYS OF NG AGO From the Files of Anaheim Gazette By MRS. HENRY KUCHEL Years Ago Lex Henry is the most unof men where it comes horses. On last Thurshis remaining horse was although he has made search the animal cannot. This makes the eighth it has been stolen from since his residence here of them have ever been is one thing the people thorpe pride themselves their flourishing and published Sabbath school. conducted and well atMr. A. Guy Smith is the student. The teachers are on, Mrs. A. Guy Smith, croft and Mrs. Cummins. policitation of Mayor Ben n., H. R. Kusick, superof the railroad mail has officially requested office department to place car and route agent bes Angeles and Santa Thomas Edwards of Westselling his hay at $9 William Bowdan of the Sannews called upon us yesterday. Rimpau, Everyone will wish him a prosperous business career. The new steamship of the Oregon Steamship Company left New York for the Pacific Coast the other day. The Oregon company has announced it to be their purpose to put on a steamer in opposition to the "Southern Coast" when their new boat shall have arrived. Mr. Walton's hydraulic artesian well borer arrived from San Francisco last night. He will commence operations at the orange orchard of Mr. S. A. Sheffield, southeast of town. We hope that with the introduction of this new machine the problem of a proper development of our irrigation facilities will be solved. L'Union of Los Angeles says that the Lafayette hotel in that city has been sold conditionally for $70,000, but one signature being required before making the sale public. A bugle containing two ladies was wrecked on Center street on Sunday. The occupants escaped with a few scratches. Colonel Dunkelberger, postmaster at Los Angeles, arrived in Anaheim last night. Childbirth After 40 Presents Little Concern The modern woman who enjoys good health has little to fear from pregnancy in her forties, says Dr. Fritz Kahn, noted physician-author. Today, a woman of forty-five can expect a less painful and less risky delivery than her mother experienced at the age of twenty or twenty-five, he writes in the May issue of the Journal of Living magazine. Modern medicaments will adjust the period of labor according to the expectant mother's health. And the odds of her having a healthy, normal child are greatly in favor of the mature mother-to-be, even though they are not so good as for the younger woman at the peak of the child-bearing period. But whether the late child is to be the first or the last, the prospective mother should keep other things in mind as well as her health, Dr. Kahn declares. She should realize that she will have to give up part of her freedom. Her husband may have added financial cares and responsibilities at an age when he might have planned to be free of them. On the other hand, a late child that is wanted by both parents is an enrichment of marriage and literally a rejuvenation because it brings close contact again with youth. Provided your doctor says you are physically and emotionally in good health, concludes the article. Sheet Shopping Savings Shared Old Sheets Help Buy New Shopping for sheets this month presents a bargain well worth looking into, whether you're getting them for yourself or the June bride in your family. The fact is you can actually trade your old bed sheets for a cash discount on some brand-new ones! Sound miraculous, but it's the bonus offered in a nation-wide drive to collect old sheets seriously needed as dressings material for cancer victims. From May 11th to May 16th volunteers from our unit of the American Cancer Society will staff a booth at the S. Q. R. store to receive the used sheets you... city has been sold conditionally for $70,000, but one signature being required before making the sale public. A buggle containing two ladies was wrecked on Center street on Sunday. The occupants escaped with a few scratches. Colonel Dunkelberger, postmaster at Los Angeles, arrived in Anaheim last night. 50 Years' Ago O. M. Souden of Whittler and three Los Angeles investors have purchased of the Stearns Ranchos Co. 1040 acres of land in the neighborhood of the Leffingwell ranch; together with 100 inches of water. Consideration named, $90,-000. F. J. Decker, who recently purchased the Commercial hotel, went to Los Angeles Tuesday to meet his wife, who arrived by steamer on that day from San Francisco. Miss Zelma Bailey of Phoenix, A. J., who is visiting relatives in this city, spent several days in Los Angeles this week. The total shipments of celery from the peatlands for the season up to Thursday aggregate 430 tons. Marriage licenses have been issued to Ina V. Young of Orange and Harry Prichard of Westminster and Eroline Fields and James H. Shaffer, both of Orange. There is no sure way of preventing enemy attacks, but a strong civil defense is a sure way to keep them from knocking us out. Adair Scott came down from Los Angeles yesterday on a short business trip. 25 Years Ago The following interesting letter is from W. M. McFadden, secretary of the Cajon Irrigation Co.: "Editor Gazette: According to promise I am sending you herewith a short account of progress and expenses of the Cajon ditch to date. About 160 shares out of the 200 are subscribed. Ten percent has been levied, due this month. "Expenses, including 150 feet of lumber, $12,421.90, of which $25 has been expended upon the old ditch two miles of which has been widened two feet and deep- "Editor Gazette: According to promise I am sending you herewith a short account of progress and expenses of the Cajon ditch to date. About 160 shares out of the 200 are subscribed. Ten per cent has been levied, due this month. "Expenses, including 150 feet of lumber, $12.421.90, of which $25 has been expended upon the old ditch two miles of which has been widened two feet and deepened two feet. The contract for hauling the lumber has been let to J. B. Pierce to be delivered by April 15. The flume contract has been let to Doane and MacKay of Los Angeles for $7.25 per thousand. It is the intention of the company to have the main ditch finished by May 1. Forty men are employed. In two weeks 20 teams will be employed to excavate with scrapers water will be turned in and flow down the ditch as fast as completed. "The company expects to make two and perhaps three branch ditchs one along the base of the Coyoote hills as far west as the Brea canyon road. The other north of the sand wash north of Anaheim as far west as Col. W. S. Dalys farm and another to cross the sand wash to near L. Parker's place. It is also purposed to increase the capital stock $5-000 by adding 50 shares to the capital stock. "The proposition made to the Anaheim company if they unite with the Cajon company is: If the Anahelm company desires to have any interest in the Cajon irrigation Co. they are invited to take such amount as they please but if they take 50 shares of stock they can have a proportionate amount of the water delivered to them at such a point on the Anaheim ditch as may be agreed upon by the companies." No action has yet been taken by the Anaheim Water Co. toward uniting the two companies." Set Shopping Songs Shared Sheets Help Buy New ing for sheets this month in a bargain well. worth into, whether you're gether for yourself or the June your family. The fact is— actually trade your old sets for a cash discount on grand-new ones! Sounds possibly, but it's the bonus of a nation-wide drive to old sheets seriously needpressings material for canlims. May 11th to May 16th, days from our unit of the Cancer Society will booth at the S. Q. R. store live the used sheets you can contribute. Don't worry if they're worn, as long as they are in a reasonable good "one-piece" condition. You don't have to iron them either—just launder and fold. For each sheet you bring in, you'll be given a certificate for a cash allowance of fifty cents towards the purchase of a new pair of Pacific Contour sheets. The certificate will be good until May 30. It's Pacific Millis' special donation to help make the important dressings campaign a success. If you bring in two old sheets you will receive two certificates which can be used as part payment on two pairs of new sheets; three sheets, three certificates and so on. So if you've been meaning to treat yourself to some of those smooth, fitted sheets, now is a good time to do it! Contour sheets are available in Sanforized combed percale and extra-strength or lightweight muslin—for twin or double bed. All four corners of the Contour Bottom sheet are boxed for secure fit and taped for extra wear. The Contour Top sheet is boxed at the foot only, with "kick room" provided by a scientifically-designed expansion fold. Used together, the two sheets make a highly efficient team for a heater, more comfortable bed. ANAHEIM RADIATOR REPAIR ONE DAY SERVICE Phone Anaheim 3269 Rear Crowell Olds 252 N. Los Angeles St., Anaheim for EARLY AMERICAN MAPLE and PROVINCIAL FURNITURE ... and EARLY AMERICAN CARPET you'll find a wealth of ideas by browsing through and EARLY AMERICAN CARPET you'll find a wealth of ideas by browsing through Elders' FURNITURE Hotpoint DEALER CONVENIENT TERMS Arranged to suit your budget OPEN FRIDAYS 'TIL 9 P.M. N. LOS. 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