anaheim-gazette 1954-01-21

Fullerton Cottage hospital was Dr. and Mrs. Gordon Sainess the birthplace on January 8 of theof 716 S. Ohio St., announce the 8 lb. 4 oz. son born to Mr. andbirth of a 7 lb. 1 oz. daughter born Mrs. Dee Moore, 10592 S. Bell St. in St. Joseph hospital on Jan. 9. at Cotlers Beginning Thursday, Jan. 21, The Most Impotrant Sales Event of the Year! 9th ANNIVERSARY SALE Practically the entire stock of top quality, nationally-known apparel, furnishings, shoes offered at savings up to and more than one-half price during this big anniversary event! HERE ARE JUST A FEW OF THE TYPICAL VALUES YOU'LL FIND THROUGHOUT THE STORE! ALL WOOL SPORT COATS Values up to 65.00 ...24^{27} ALL WOOL SLACKS Values up to 18.98 ...10^{68} Values up to 25.00 ...15^{53} SPORT SHIRTS Values up to 6.95 ...2^{91} Values up to 8.95 ...4^{85} DRESS SHIRTS In white and fancies Values up to $5.00 ...2^{42} JARMAN SHOES Values up ...7.76 ALL WOOL SLACKS Values up to 10¥68 Values up to 25.00 to 15¥53 JACKETS and LEISURE COATS Suede leather and wool jackets, wool, corduroy and shantung leisure coats, formerly priced up to 27.50 to 14¥56 TIES Values to 2.50 79¢ DRESS SHIRTS In white and fancies Values up to $5.00 to 2¥42 JARMAN SHOES Values up to 16.95 to 7.76 SWEATERS In all wool, nylon, nylon and orlon, solids, Values up to 10.95 to 5¥82 MEN'S SOX Wools, nylons, argyles, Values up to 1.50 to 79¢ 118 W. Center Anaheim Got an old CLOTHES LINE? $25 -it's worth WHEN YOU BUY A NEW AUTOMATIC GAS CLOTHES Offer good till Feb. 1st Is your clothesline rope? Wire? Plastic cord? Whatever it is, it's worth $25 toward the purchase of a new automatic gas clothes dryer, if you buy before February 1st. A new automatic gas clothes dryer ends the need for clotheslines...dries clothes rain or shine, day or night. You simply toss in rinsed clothes and set the control. Minutes later you remove soft, sweet-smelling wash. Remember the "Big 3"—an Automatic Gas Clothes Dryer... 1 Drives clothes faster than any other fuel. 2 Costs less to operate—less than 2¢ a dryer-full. 3 Costs less installed. VISIT ANY DEALER OR YOUR GAS COMPANY FOR FULL-DETAILS SOUTHERN COUNTIES GAS COMPANY Live better, spend less with THE DAYS OF DING AGO From the Files of Anabeim Gazette By MRS. HENRY KUCHEL ears Ago D. S. Quinn is planting an orchard on his farm near him. erty owners on the principles will be called upon in days to sign deeds conveying the town sufficient land for parks. Uniformity in sidewalks only necessary for the convenience of pedestrians, but it also the progressive town. It is hoped that all will see the benefit of acquiescing to the request of the Trustees to improve the appearance of the town and that the deeds will be signed without demur. The Board of Town Trustees held a meeting yesterday, at which it was resolved to purchase land from Mr. M. Deffinger on which to build a reservoir. The land is 100 x 216 feet (half an acre) and the price is $125. There are some buildings on it which will have to be removed, which will add $30 or $40 to the cost. The Board will meet again and will then take the necessary steps to solicit proposals for building the reservoir and laying the pipe. Action in the matter of publishing the delinquent tax list was postponed for two weeks in consequence of the illness of the Marshal. Charles Winthrop of Wilmington was drowned in the channel opposite Timm's warehouse on Sunday last, when a small skiff in which he and another man were endeavoring to cross the stream was upset. The Magnolia Social Club will give a gowned Masquerade ball on Friday evening, February 14th at Kroeger's hall. Tickets will be for sale by members of the Club and at the stores of H. Cahen, A. Langenberger, M. A. Mendelson, Goodman and Rimpau and Isaac Cohen. Price $2.00 (for gent and ladies). Orders for carriage may be left with Mrs. Adolph Rimpau. Mrs. Morton and Mrs. Winfield have rented apartments in the Metz building and will carry on the business of dressmaking. The Yuma Sentinel says that the city election down there last Tuesday, was a complete fizzle. We have not yet heard that there was a single candidate for office or a single vote cast—and the polls were not opened. The entertainment on Wednesday evening was attended by a large and appreciative audience and members of the Social Club are grateful for the concourse prolific productions. Attention is directed to the advertisement of Mr. Hippolite Chen who has just received a gift assortment of gents' clothing. The business of shipping Pass plumes to the East has been carried on extensively this year with great profit to the shipment Joseph Sexton of Santa Barbara a relative of Mr. Fish of Anaheim in San Francisco and eastern cities principally Chicago. The plume sold readily in the eastern market for fifteen cents each and M. Sexton realized the snug lit sum of $4,000 from this novel vulture. We are afraid if this item gets general circulation—the mkt will be overstocked with plumes next year. Among the shipments from depot on Monday were two loads of grain and a lot of hid forwarded by Mr. Isaac Cohen. 50 Years Ago A decree of divorce granted some time ago by Judge West W. F. Middleham from Nassau Middleham has been set aside because the same judge on the ground that the defendant was allow insufficient time to answer complaint. The Middlehams were former residents of this city, for some time past have lived Los Angeles. ART SUPPLIES Paint with TREASURE TONES HOME LOANS SAVINGS INSURED TO $10,000 ANAHEIM BUILDING and LOAN ASSOCIATION Inter & Lemon Sts. Phones KE 5-2158 or KE 5-2159 Member Federal Home Loan Bank System The Yuma Sentinel says that the city election down there last Tuesday, was a complete fizzle. We have not yet heard that there was a single candidate for office or a single vote cast—and the polls were not opened. The entertainment on Wednesday evening was attended by a large and appreciative audience and members of the Social Club are grateful for the concourse which gathered, and at the liberal applause which greeted their performances. The opening farce "Our Quiet Family" was amusing and well acted. The cast included Miss Etta Bremmerman, Miss Nellie Kuchel, Miss Ella Mitchell, Miss Anna Fischer, J. D. Fish, J. Langenberger, Fred McKinnie, W. H. Darracott. A violin solo by John Hartung was next and was followed by a Dutch song and dance by J. Langenberger. "The Fruits of the Wine Cup," a temperance drama was next, given by the same cast with the addition of Fred Fischer and George Shafer. The ball which followed was thoroughly enjoyed and not until 2 o'clock did the revelers disperse. The Fair at the new pavilion in Los Angeles is, for a first attempt, a very creditable affair. Los Angeles city of course contributes the majority of the exhibits. The mercantile houses make handsome displays of their specialties. Santa Ana exhibits some corn, apples and peaches. Gospel Swamp sends a big pumpkin, but tFlorence sends one which weighs 218 pounds. Westminster shows apples and Garden Grove a cheese from its new factory. Orange sends some fine trees from the nursery of D. C. Hayward. There are samples of ore from Silverado and coal from the Black Star mine. None of the local departments, except perhaps Florence, Pasadena and Riverside are at all interesting. The following is a partial list of the exhibits from Anaheim: Miss Augusta Hartung, a beautiful worked quilt; Miss Kuelp, a very handsome embroidered sofa cushion; Mrs. Frohling, a picture of Alexander von Humboldt, worked in worsted. This elegant picture is a monument to the lady's patience and skill. Chas. Wille, honey barrels; Wm. Konig, F. A. Korn and Fred Hartung exhibit some very superior wines; N. Gray, Orange bitters, essence of orange blossoms, orange brandy, orange wine. ART SUPPLIES Paint with TREASURE TONES WALLPAPER Sanders—RENTALS—Polisher SCHAEFFLER PAINTS and WALLPAPER 120 N. Los Angeles St., Anahei Phone KE 5-2469 QUALITY Not One. 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Two prisoners under arrest for disturbing the peace in charge of Constable Bohn were eating dinner in the restaurant Monday. They quarreled and came to blows. The officer separated them, but while soothing one, the other made his escape. We saw on Thursday a very fine collection of ore neatly labeled at Max Nebelung's. The ore was destined for the County Fair. There will also be exhibited at the fair, confined in a glass jar, two large tarantulas, very fine specimens of one of Silverado's For a BETTER BUY in DIAMONDS SEE US. BUY A GOOD SEDLOCK 126 E. Center — Anaheim BUDGET TERM Cheerfully Extended! WE FINANCE OUR OWN CONTRACT 151 No. Los 3 ANAHEIM GAZETTE THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 1954 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Emil Fossek, after a pleasant sojourn with relatives for a fortnight, departed this week for San Francisco. He says the north has been blessed with copious showers, which have made the country look green and inyfting. W. J. 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