anaheim-gazette 1953-10-15

ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. MOVING-STORAGE General Trucking —PHONE 2123— 505 S. Los Angeles St. Anaheim Speed Limit Set On 101 Hwy. in BP Sacramento. — A speed limit of 35 miles an hour has been established on both roadways of a portion of Manchester boulevard (U.S. 101 Bypass) in Buena Park, Orange county, the State Department of Public Works announced today. The new zone, 1.15 miles long, begins slightly west of Botryoides street and ends just west of 10th street. The traffic volume averages approximately 24,500 vehicles a day. You Can't Get A Smooth Ride on Bumpy Tires! Our new TIRE TRUING DEVICE is the most up-to-date machine on the Pacific Coast. It makes tires PERFECTLY ROUND at very low cost per wheel. Look to your wheels for Comfort AND LOOK TO ROY FIELD FOR SATISFACTION 538 S. Los Angeles St. — Phone Anaheim 7100 $75 Million Goal Set for March Of Dimes in 1953 The American people will be asked to contribute $75,000,000 in January; it was disclosed today by John McKittrick, county chairman. This sum, McKittrick said, represents almost half again as much as was raised in last winter's record-breaking appeal, and will be needed in shifting from "defense to attack" in the fight against polio. "For 16 years," Mr. McKittrick added, "the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis has fought polio through its programs of patient care, research and professional education. In a sense they were defensive, but now we have added an aggressive new four program — POLIO PREVENTION." New polio cases, fortunately, have decreased this year from the all-time high of 1952. It was estimated that 66,000 polio patients of this and former years will receive financial aid from chapters of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis by the end of 1953. FALL FESTIVAL of BARGAINS FRIDAY and SATURDAY ★ SHOP FRIDAY 'TIL 9 P.M. Coat Scoop of the Season! Sensational Special Purchase SUEDE COATS Made to sell for 75.00 ... 59.98 Special Purchase Price ... only Unmatchable values in suede coats ... this special purchase of our buying office is, indeed, the coat scoop of the season! You'll love the styles and the rich, supple texture of these lovely suedes ... and what a smart way to look ... from now on through spring! See them in our windows and in our shop Friday! For Friday and Saturday! Another Group of FALL DRESSES One rack of smart fall dresses, good selection of styles, colors, materials and sizes ... broken lines ... formerly priced up to 25.00 ... Friday and Saturday ... 9.98 Closing Out About 50 NEW FALL SUITS CLEARANCE! One Group FALL DRESSES Values up to 22.95 ... 7.98 Broken lines in early Fall dresses. Fashion-wise styles in popular fabrics ... for best selection shop early Friday! GRAB-AWAY Women's SKIRTS Smart rayon gabardines, a few linens, terrific values, broken lines and sizes, while they last ... 2.00 9.98 Closing Out About 50 NEW FALL SUITS Selected from our regular stock . . . broken lines . . . popular styles and fabrics formerly priced from 17.95 up to 89.50 . Friday and Saturday Reduced up to ½ Price BLACK'S and BALLARD'S are now members of the Community Credit Plan Open Your Charge Account ... TODAY! BLACK'S Fine Apparel 134 W. CENTER GRAB-AWAY Women's SKIRTS Smart rayon gabardines, a few linens, terrific values, broken lines and sizes, while they last . . . 2¥00 One Group FALL SKIRTS Values up to 14.98 Broken lines and sizes . . . smart styles . . . gabardines . . . tweeds see them Friday! CLEARANCE! One Group CORDUROY JACKETS Values up to 12.98 So very popular this Fall . . a clearance of broken lines and sizes . . shop early! BALLARD'S Smart Sportswear 105 W. CENTER Million Goal for March Dimes in 1953 American people will be to contribute $75,000,000 to March of Dimes next year; it was disclosed today in McKittrick, county chairsum, McKittrick said, repaired almost half again as much raised in last winter's recaaking appeal, and will be in shifting from "defense trick" in the fight against 16 years," Mr. McKittrick "the National Foundation antile Paralysis has fought through its programs of pa-care, research and profes-education. In a sense these defensive, but now we have an aggressive new fourth POLIO PREVEN- polio cases, fortunately, decreased this year from the high of 1952. It was es-sult that 66,000 polio patients and former years will be being financial aid from chap- the National Foundation antile Paralysis by the end Ebell Sections Hold Meetings Section meetings of unusual interest have been arranged this month for members of the Ebell Society. Led by Mrs. L. R. Gorgard and Mrs. C. Thompson, the Bridge section met yesterday at 1 p.m. at the clubhouse. Mrs. Claude Slack and Mrs. Ray Reafsnyder arranged to have the Home and Garden section hear Russell Ireland speak on Monday afternoon. "Interiors Designed With You In Mind" was Ireland's topic. Tessella section also met on Monday for an evening of contract bridge. Mrs. R. T. Parsons and Mrs. Charles Schmitt are leaders. Two new sections are in the process of organizing. An Art section met for the first time on Tuesday morning at the clubhouse. A Drama section will meet at 10 o'clock this morning. Miss Adeline Curtis will show color slides of her recent trip to Europe when the Toastmaster section meets on next Monday night, Oct. 19. Leaders Mrs. R. Berryman and Mrs. C. Huston have asked four members to give taks. The Book and Bible section will meet on Oct. 26 at 1:30 in the clubhouse to hear Mrs. R. J. Patterson preview fall plays. Mrs. E. R. Hamilton and Mrs Cortcz Hoskins are leaders A BUILDERS BARGAIN "Our SPECIAL" Douglas Fir 2"x4" Use it for wall construction. 1"x6" for Sub-Floor and Roof. If your building budget is being s-q-u-e-e-z-e-d try these bargains. Our $60 special will serve you well for many purposes. REDWOOD SIDINGS — REDWOOD BOARDS AND BATTS — $210 Per Thousand Our Select Heart and Better Will Please You! SAVE MONEY, TOO! REDWOOD FENCES Material to build 5 Foot Solid Board Fence. "Ask for Ed" PHONE Anaheim 2118 for Free Estimates 125 N. MANCHESTER TAYLOR LUMBER CO. "MORE FOR YOUR BUILDING DOLLAR" ERIDAY...and SATURDAY FRIDAY and SATURDAY FINAL 2 DAYS of our 25th Anniversary Sale Sale Closes Saturday Night, Oct. 17th TERRIFIC SAVINGS ON NEW SEASON SUITS Reg. 55.00 to 65.00 NOW 29'95 TO 49'95 AWAY SKIRTS mes, a few linens, ternes 2'00 Group SKIRTS 4'98 es . . smart styles weeds see them Fri- ! One Group JACKETS 5'00 Fall . . a clearance izes . . shop early! ARD'S portswear CENTER NOW 29'95 TO 49'95 With Fall just getting under way, here we are with Anniversary Sale Suit Values that you usually expect only at end-of-the-season clearances! What a break for you . . . to be able to choose from a big, brilliant collection of smart styles, patterns and fabrics NOW, and pocket a man-sized saving of 10.00 to 25.00 in cold cash! . . , and the suits . . . all our regular stock with fashion-right styling, expert tailoring and custom-type detailing. ... TOO, YOU'LL FIND TERRIFIC VALUES IN TOP-COATS, SPORT COATS, ALL WOOL SLACKS, HATS; SPORT SHIRTS, KNIT SHIRTS . . . AND MANY OTHER ITEMS IN OUR REGULAR STOCK ... BUT REMEMBER, THIS BIG ANNIVERSARY SALE CLOSES SATURDAY NIGHT, OCT. 17th . . . SO SHOP NOW AND SAVE! . . WE'RE OPEN FRIDAY TIL 9 P.M. LAKE'S MENS WEAR Next Door to Fox Theatre 225 W. CENTER - ANAHEIM BARGAIN $82 Per Thousand q-u-e-e-z-e-d try these serve you well for many $210 Per Thousand Will Please You! TOO! FENCES board $115 d" Lineal Foot NE Anaheim 2118 for Free Estimates N. MANCHESTER MBER CO. DING DOLLAR" SHOP FRIDAY 'TIL 9 THE SQR STORE ANAHEIM & GORDON Center at Lemon, Ph. 2136 CITY-WIDE HARVEST FESTIVAL OF VALUES Friday and Saturday, October 16-17 This is your opportunity to shop in every department of S.Q.R. and save dollars. There are many exceptional values as well as brand new merchandise specially purchased for this event. Lay-Away For Christmas NOW! NE Anaheim 2118 for Free Estimates N. MANCHESTER MBER CO. DING DOLLAR" RDAY AYS Lay-Away For Christmas NOW! IT'S A QUENLAND ROSE Flannelette Dusters Checks or plains in assorted high colors with black. Mandarin collars and ¼ length sleeves. The gracefully flared back is an added feature in these new style robes. 10 to 18. Second Floor. 39.95 FASHION COATS Cashmere and wool combination fabric makes these the softest, warmest coats you ever enjoyed. In natural and grey. Checked tweed in navy and brown. Poodle cloth in black, navy, R.A.F. Blue. Herringbone in beige or blue. Cobblestone in blue, pink, or grey. Sizes 10 to 18. Second Floor. QUAKER LACE TABLECLOTHS 72x108 in. size — Natural Colors Delightful Pattern 17.95 Now 14.95 29.95 Now 23.96 31.00 Now 26.96 Street Floor warmest coats you ever enjoyed. In natural and grey. Checked tweed in navy and brown. Poodle cloth in black, navy, R.A.F. Blue. Herringbone in belge or blue. Cobblestone in blue, pink, or grey. Sizes 10 to 18. Second Floor. QUAKER LACE TABLECLOTHS 72x108 in. size — Natural Colors Delightful Pattern 17.95 ... Now 14.95 29.95 ... Now 23.96 31.00 ... Now 26.96 Street Floor CAMBRIC SATEEN COMFORTS Paisley patterns on fine quality sateen. Filled with 1½ pounds of down. Size 72x84. Choose blue, green, rose, gold and green. Street Floor. Special Purchase! RAYON CURTAIN PANELS Permanent finish, washable and "wonderized" these are curtain panels that will save you time and money. 42x81 with extra deep hems. Soft ivory shade ... A group of values to 2.50 WONDER FABRICS A group of fabrics that wear so well, make up to easily you will want to build your Winter wardrobe around them. Grey or white, orlon-ylon; Checks in nylon, assorted colors in nylon-silk combinations. Terrific Value! FALL MILLINERY An assortment of fine quality felts, and fabrics in the newest shapes and styles. Colors to suit every costume that you might have in mind. Jewelled and tailored style. Second Floor. Men's Short Sleeve POLO SHIRTS A good group of fine quality polo shirts in an assortment of colors. Values up to 2.95. 1.79 each if you don't buy 2. Boy's Knit POLO SHIRTS Short sleeve shirts in choice of fancy knits and colors. 6 to 12. Men's and Boy's Wear Street Floor.