anaheim-gazette 1958-03-13

PREVIEW OPENING THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY-MONDAY March 13, 14, 15 and 17th Basic Linen SHEATH JUMPER DRESS A slender, washable linen Jumper that shows a fine figure to perfection. In white, black, pink, aqua, maize and powder. $599 Sizes 8 to 16 FREE GIFT A Terrific Selection The New CHEMISTRY SILHOUETTE Fashions newest hit! Beautiful colors in a varie spring materials. Priced From $1099 DRESS A slender, washable linen jumper that shows a fine figure to perfection. In white, black, pink, aqua, maize and powder. $5.99 Sizes 8 to 16 Washable Corduroy CAPRIS Hi-rise zipper back, perfect fitting. You will want several pair at this low special price! Comes in black, lemon, beige, blue, white, red and shocking pink. Regular 2.99 $1.99 Sizes 8 to 18 100% Wool Fleece and Suede TOPPERS Selection of styles, materials and colors. Regular $17.99 to $22.99 $12.99 Sizes 8 to 16 All Purpose – Daytime SHEER NYLONS Proportioned to fit and with that evenly lanolin softness. 8½-10½ SILHOUETTE Fashions newest hit! Beautiful colors in a varie spring materials. Priced From $10.99 Sizes 8 to 16—7 to Hand Full-fashion Fur Blend SWI 70% 20% Cardigans Als Extra Speckle Regular 8.99 to 10.99 green, powd Sizes 34 to 40 PLAID Full T Beauti to really make Sizes 8 to 16 All Purpose – Daytime SHEER NYLONS Proportioned to fit and with that heavenly lanolin softness. 8½-10½ Regular 1.15 59¢ea. 2 Pr. $1 PANTIES Choose from nylons and rayons, solids and prints. Sizes 4 to 8 2 for $1 STORE HOURS: Mon. and Fri.: 10-9 Tues., Wed., Thurs. Sat., 10-6. PR 4-7090 Your Charge Account Welcomed 30-60 Day and Revolving-Budget Accounts 2126 ANAHEIM-OLIVE ROAD Anaheim, California the home of Famous Brand Names Jaxsons IN THE ANAHEIM PARK SHOPPING CENTER Anaheim-Olive Rd. at Placentia in Anaheim REE GIFT with every Purchase Terrific Selection of The New CHEMISE SILHOUETTE nions newest hit! futiful colors in a variety of ng materials. $1099 Keepsake Giveaway Anaheim shoppers will have an opportunity to cooperate in the giant Keepsake sweepstakes big giveaway this spring sponsored by Keepsake Diamond rings and promoted in Anaheim by Hurst Jewelers. Joe Hurst of Hurst Jewelers explains that it is only necessary to stop at his store, 132 W. Center, and sign an entry blank. Prizes include a 17-day trip to Europe for two, $1,000 Keepsake diamond and ten $500 Keepsakes for the third prize winners. Winners will be selected on the basis of a drawing. Hurst said. Law School Offers New Night Course Pacific Coast University Law School of Long Beach will offer a complete course on California Community Property starting March 14 at the Woodrow Wilson Campus. The basic teaching materials will include all California statutes and also cases and materials prepared by Professor William E Burby of the University of Southern California. The course is approved for veteran training by the federal government and by the State of California. The class will meet two evenings per week until the middle Jaxsons Store Opens in Anaheim SILHOUETTE nions newest hit! beautiful colors in a variety of ing materials. $1099 Up Sizes 8 to 16—7 to 15 Hand Full-fashioned Blend SWEATERS 70% Lambs Wool 20% Fur 10% Nylon Cardigans, novelty slipons, ¾ and short sleeves. Also the new spun-gee orlon bulky cardigan. Extra $599 Special Regular to 10.99 Wonderful values in gorgeous colors of white, pink, lilac, black, mist green, powder aqua and red orange. Sizes 34 to 40 and S-M-L PLAID SKIRTS Full Taffeta Lined Beautiful plaid combinations to really make you look your best. Made to sell at 8.99. Mrs. Mabel Hartnett, manager of Jaxsons ladies ready-to-wear store which is opening in Anaheim at Center and Placentia in the Park Shopping Center, displays a few of the hundreds of dresses which will be carried by this new Anaheim store. Welcome to Anaheim business circles, Mrs. Hartnett and Jaxsons. SQR 5 ANNIVE SALE STI GO OUR GIGANTIC FIFTY-FIRST ANNIVERS PLAID SKIRTS Full Taffeta Lined Beautiful plaid combinations to really make you look your best. Made to sell at 8.99. Extra Special $5.99 Sizes 8 to 16 GONS Use Our Lay-Away Plan! Welcome Budget Accounts E ROAD SALE OUR GIGANTIC FIFTY-FIRST ANNIVERSARY NEW MERCHANDISE MARKED W-A-Y D FASHIONS AND HOME NEEDS FOR THE ITEMS YOU ARE LOOKING FOR IN EVEN REGISTER NOW FOR THE GRAND PR $100.00 $50 Merchandise (drawing Saturday, Center at Lemon, Downtown Anaheim Ample Free Fa School Offers Night Course Coast University Law of Long Beach will offer graduate course on California property starting at the Woodrow Wilson basic teaching materials include all California statutes cases and materials pre-professor William E. of the University of South-California. Course is approved for vetting by the federal gov't and by the State of California class will meet two even week until the middle of May and credit earned may be applied toward the degree of Bachelor of Laws. Topics include the distinction between separate and community property, the creation of community property, the rights of the spouse concerning management and control of the property, liability for debts, and taxation. Jaxsons to Open Store In Anaheim Mrs. Mabel Hartnett will be manager of the Jaxsons ladies ready-to-wear store which will open in the Anaheim Park center at Placentia and Center Street this weekend, it has been announced. Mrs. Hartnett has been with the Jaxson organization for several years and was manager of the Jaxsons Whittier store for 2½ years. She and her husband are Anaheim residents so Mrs. Hartnett is happy to be selected as manager for this new store. Jaxsons will be carrying merchandise to meet the demands of the more discriminating shoppers and will feature such names in sportswear as Darlene Minidam sweaters, Copeland skirts and Rosemarie Reed and Jantzen swim suits. Mrs. Hartnett motioned with a wave of her arm to the section in the center of the store reserved for sweaters, and it is an impressive space indicated. Council Candidates Town Hall Meeting A town hall meeting, at which all eight candidates for the Anaheim city council will appear, has been scheduled for Thursday, March 20, at Fremont Junior High School auditorium, starting at 7:30 p.m. The meeting, sponsored by both Anaheim newspapers, will give the citizens of Anaheim an opportunity to see and hear their candidates for councilmen. Each candidate will have time to explain his platform and give his views on city government. Just how the meeting will be conducted has not been decided at this time but it is quite certain that written questions from those in attendance will be accepted and as many as possible will be answered by the candidates. The purpose of this meeting is to inform the voters. There will be no charge for admission to the auditorium and the doors will be open at 7 p.m. Those in charge of arrangements for the meeting have indicated that the meeting will be closed as near 9 p.m. as possible. Candidates for the city council at the April 8 election are: Robert S. Borden, Odra Chandler, Jack C. Dutton, Glenn G. Fry, Leo W. Harpin, John M. Lydick, Lee Morris, and A. J. Schutte. Those receiving the three highest votes will be declared elected to the three vacancies. Jaxsons will be carrying merchandise to meet the demands of the more discriminating shoppers and will feature such names in sportswear as Darlene Minklam sweaters, Copeland skirts and Rosemarie Reed and Jantzen swim suits. Mrs. Hartnett motioned with a wave of her arm to the section in the center of the store reserved for sweaters, and it is an impressive space, indicating that the selection of sport sweaters would be unusually large. Jaxsons have four other stores in southern California which give them increased buying power. Stop in and look around in Jaxsons this weekend and meet Mrs. Hartnett. PHILIPPINE ISLANDS — Marine Cpl. Charles E. Mackensen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Mackensen, and husband of the former Miss Doris M. Dale, all of 638 N. Hawthorne St., Anaheim, is participating in an air, sea and land exercise with the 3rd Marine Division in the Philippines, during the first week of March. IGNACIO R. VEJAR Ignacio R. Vejar, a native of California, born in Pomona 88 years ago, passed away Tuesday at Anaheim Memorial Hospital after a short illness. He was a member of St. Joseph Catholic Church of Placentia. Survivors are his wife, Maria Y. Vejar of the home at 145 Melrose, Placentia, where they had resided for 20 years; two daughters, Mrs. H. R. Yorba and Viola Vejar and two sons, Leo and Lawrence, all of Placentia. Rosary will be held this evening, Thursday, at Backs, Troutman and Kaulbars Mortuary at 8 o'clock with Mass at St. Joseph Church Friday at 10 a.m. Interment will be in Holy Sepulchre cemetery. R 51st IVERSARY STILL GOING ON... STILL GOING ON . . . FIRST ANNIVERSARY IS STILL ON . . . LOADS OF FRESH, MARKED W-A-Y D-O-W-N-! YOUR CHANCE TO BUY SPRING NEEDS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY! SHOP NOW AND SAVE! NG FOR IN EVERY DEPARTMENT OF OUR STORE! THE GRAND PRIZES WE ARE GIVING AWAY FREE! $50.00 $25.00 chandise Orders wing Saturday, March 15th–5 p.m.)