oc-plain-dealer 1925-04-10

COUNCIL AMENDS TRAFFIC RULES City council last night amended traffic rules to include: "It shall be unlawful for any person to knowingly and wilfully drive any vehicle upon a public highway, street or alley in the city of Anaheim, either without due caution or circumstances or in such manner as to endanger the life, limb or property of any person." Demands approved on treasury installment $24,644.54 were: general fund, $13,571.83; library, $703.47; sewer construction, $129.80; water works improvement, $4212.42; street improvement, $585.64; joint sewer construction No. 2, $2339.44; interest and bonds, $1101.24. Bonds of $5000 each were approved for J. W. Price, city manager; R. P. Tompkins, building and plumbing inspector; John A. Ecker, deputy tax collector; C. B. Nichols, marshal. Specifications for a "public utility billing machine" were adopted. Bids on an air compressor were rejected and it was voted to buy in open market from Ingersoll-Rand Co. of California, a portable gas engine-driven compressor. A request from Fred Lyle who has operated a peanut wagon at 228 W. Center-st, for permission to remove it to Philadelphia-st, just south of Center-st, was referred to the public improvement committee. A petition signed by 23 citizens asking permission for C. E. Robinson to repair autos at his private garage at 511½ No. Clandina-st until school is out was referred to ordinance committee. A petition signed by 18 west side residents and ranchers protests against "unnatural" runoff of storm water on West Broadway, which floods orchards and Loarn school ground, and asks that part of water be turned in its "natural" direction toward the south. An agreement was made by which Anaheim, Fullerton and Orange pay O. E. Steward $75 per mile. Vance, Brooklyn's Star Twirler, Autographing Ball for Brother Nebraskan Who Weighs 700 pounds Daxzy Vance, a native of Nebraska, is pictured here autographing a baseball for Howard Paxton, 760 pound farmer of Sargentant, Neb. The two met recently in Omaha where the Brooklyn pitcher was declared the most valuable player in the National League year, is spending the winter only with his family. Around The COURT HOUSE E. C. Watkins and H. M. Evans, Los Angeles youths, were held to answer in the justice court today on a charge of grand larceny. They were accused of stealing a sedan belonging to his wife, Mrs. Charles Willis who has been staying in New York with Mrs. Luis Moore and far away Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gremlin had as guest Sunday, Mr. Mrs. Henry Greminger and all of Alhambra. SANTA FE LEASE, April 11 Mr. Charles Williams motored Newhall Saturday evening spend the week end. On his turn home he was accompany his wife, Mrs. Charles Willis who has been staying in New York with Mrs. Luis Moore and far away Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gremlin had as guest Sunday, Mr. Mrs. Henry Greminger and all of Alhambra. Mr. and Mrs. Stalman of where the Brooklyn pitcher was declared the most valiant player in the National League year, is spending the winter only with his family. Around The COURT HOUSE E. C. Watkins and H. M. Evans, Los Angeles youths, were held to answer in the justice court today on a charge of grand larceny. They were accused of stealing a sedan belonging to his wife, Mrs. Charles Willis who has been staying in New York with Mrs. Luis Moore and far away Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gremlin had as guest Sunday, Mr. Mrs. Henry Greminger and all of Alhambra. Mr. and Mrs. Stalman of where the Brooklyn pitcher was declared the most valiant player in the National League year, is spending the winter only with his family. Around The COURT HOUSE E. C. Watkins and H. M. Evans, Los Angeles youths, were held to answer in the justice court today on a charge of grand larceny. They were accused of stealing a sedan belonging to his wife, Mrs. Charles Willis who has been staying in New York with Mrs. Luis Moore and far away Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gremlin had as guest Sunday, Mr. Mrs. Henry Greminger and all of Alhambra. Mr. and Mrs. Stalman of where the Brooklyn pitcher was declared the most valiant player in the National League year, is spending the winter only with his family. Around The COURT HOUSE E. C. Watkins and H. M. Evans, Los Angeles youths, were held to answer in the justice court today on a charge of grand larceny. They were accused of stealing a sedan belonging to his wife, Mrs. Charles Willis who has been staying in New York with Mrs. Luis Moore and far away Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gremlin had as guest Sunday, Mr. Mrs. Henry Greminger and all of Alhambra. Mr. and Mrs. Stalman of where the Brooklyn pitcher was declared the most valiant player in the National League year, is spending the winter only with his family. Around The COURT HOUSE E. C. Watkins and H. M. Evans, Los Angeles youths, were held to answer in the justice court today on a charge of grand larceny. They were accused of stealing a sedan belonging to his wife, Mrs. Charles Willis who has been staying in New York with Mrs. Luis Moore and far away Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gremlin had as guest Sunday, Mr. Mrs. Henry Greminger and all of Alhambra. Mr. and Mrs. Stalman of where the Brooklyn pitcher was declared the most valiant player in the National League year, is spending the winter only with his family. Around The COURT HOUSE E. C. Watkins and H. M. Evans, Los Angeles youths, were held to answer in the justice court today on a charge of grand larceny. They were accused of stealing a sedan belonging to his wife, Mrs. Charles Willis who has been staying in New York with Mrs. Luis Moore and far away Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gremlin had as guest Sunday, Mr. Mrs. Henry Greminger and all of Alhambra. Mr. and Mrs. Stalman of where the Brooklyn pitcher was declared the most valiant player in the National League year, is spending the winter only with his family. Around The COURT HOUSE E. C. Watkins and H.M.Evans,Los Angeles youths were held to answer in the justice court today on a charge of grand larceny They were accused of stealing a sedan belonging to his wife,Mrs.Charles Willis who has been staying in New York with Mrs.Luis Moore and far away Mr.Mrs.Frank Gremlin had as guest Sunday,Mrs.Henry Greminger and all of Alhambra. Mr and Mrs Stalman of where the Brooklyn pitcher was declared the most valiant player in the National League year is spending the winter only with his family. Around The COURT HOUSE E.C.Watkins and H.M.Evans,Los Angeles youths were held to answer in the justice court today on a charge of grand larceny They were accused of stealing a sedan belonging to his wife,Mrs.Charles Willis who has been staying in New York with Mrs.Luis Moore and far away Mr.Mrs.Frank Gremlin had as guest Sunday,Mrs.Henry Greminger and all of Alhambra. Mr and Mrs Stalman of where the Brooklyn pitcher was declared the most valiant player in the National League year is spending the winter only with his family. Around The COURT HOUSE E.C.Watkins and H.M.Evans,Los Angeles youths were held to answer in the justice court today on a charge of grand larceny They were accused of stealing a sedan belonging to his wife,Mrs.Charles Willis who has been staying in New York with Mrs.Luis Moore and far away Mr.Mrs.Frank Gremlin had as guest Sunday,Mrs.Henry Greminger and all of Alhambra. Mr and Mrs Stalman of where the Brooklyn pitcher was declared the most valiant player in the National League year is spending the winter only with his family. Around The COURT HOUSE E.C.Watkins and H.M.Evans,Los Angeles youths were held to answer in the justice court today on a charge of grand larceny They were accused of stealing a sedan belonging to his wife,Mrs.Charles Willis who has been staying in New York with Mrs.Luis Moore and far away Mr.Mrs.Frank Gremlin had as guest Sunday,Mrs.Henry Greminger and all of Alhambra. Mr and Mrs Stalman of where the Brooklyn pitcher was declared the most valiant player in the National League year is spending the winter only with his family. Around The COURT HOUSE E.C.Watkins和H.M.Evans,Los Angeles youths were held to answer in the justice court today on a charge of grand larceny They were accused of stealing a sedan belonging to his wife,Mrs.Charles Willis who has been staying in New York with Mrs.Luis Moore and far away Mr.Mrs.Frank Gremlin had as guest Sunday,Mrs.Henry Greminger and all of Alhambra. Mr and Mrs Stalman of where the Brooklyn pitcher was declared the most valiant player in the National League year is spending the winter only with his family. Around The COURT HOUSE E.C.Watkins和H.M.Evans,Los Angeles youths were held to answer in the justice court today on a charge of grand larceny They were accused of stealing a sedan belonging to his wife,Mrs.Charles Willis who has been staying in New York with Mrs.Luis Moore and far away Mr.Mrs.Frank Gremlin had as guest Sunday,Mrs.Henry Greminger and all of Alhambra. Mr and Mrs Stalman of where the Brooklyn pitcher was declared the most valiant player in the National League year is spending the winter only with his family. Around The COURT HOUSE E.C.Watkins和H.M.Evans,Los Angeles youths were held to answer in the justice court today on a charge of grand larceny They were accused of stealing a sedan belonging to his wife,Mrs.Charles Willis who has been staying in New York with Mrs.Luis Moore and far away Mr.Mrs.Frank Gremlin had as guest Sunday,Mrs.Henry Greminger and all of Alhambra. Mr and Mrs Stalman of where the Brooklyn pitcher was declared the most valiant player in the National League year is spending the winter only with his family. Around The COURT HOUSE E.C.Watkins和H.M.Evans,Los Angeles youths were held to answer in the justice court today on a charge of grand larceny They were accused of stealing a sedan belonging to his wife,Mrs.Charles Willis who has been staying in New York with Mrs.Luis Moore and far away Mr.Mrs.Frank Gremlin had as guest Sunday,Mrs.Henry Greminger and all of Alhambra. Mr and Mrs Stalman of where the Brooklyn pitcher was declared the most valiant player in the National League year is spending the winter only with his family. Around The COURT HOUSE E.C.Watkins和H.M.Evans,Los Angeles youths were held to answer in the justice court today on a charge of grand larceny They were accused of stealing a sedan belonging to his wife,Mrs.Charles Willis who has been staying in New York with Mrs.Luis Moore and far away Mr.Mrs.Frank Gremlin had as guest Sunday,Mrs.Henry Greminger and all of Alhambra. Mr and Mrs Stalman of where the Brooklyn pitcher was declared the most valiant player in the National League year is spending the winter only with his family. Around The COURT HOUSE E.C.Watkins和H.M.Evans,Los Angeles youths were held to answer in the justice court today on a charge of grand larceny They were accused of stealing a sedan belonging to his wife,Mrs.Charles Willis who has been staying in New York with Mrs.Luis Moore and far away Mr.Mrs.Frank Gremlin had as guest Sunday,Mrs.Henry Greminger and all of Alhambra. Mr and Mrs Stalman of where the Brooklyn pitcher was declared the most valiant player in the National League year is spending the winter only with his family. Around The COURT HOUSE E.C.Watkins和H.M.Evans,Los Angeles youths were held to answer in the justice court today on a charge of grand larceny They were accused of stealing a sedan belonging to his wife,Mrs.Charles Willis who has been staying in New York with Mrs.Luis Moore and far away Mr.Mrs.Frank Gremlin had as guest Sunday,Mrs.Henry Greminger and all of Alhambra. Mr and Mrs Stalman of where this article was published on October 20th 2014 zens asking permission for C. E. Robinson to repair autos at his private garage at 611½ No. Claudina-st until school is out was referred to ordinance committee. A petition signed by 18 west side residents and ranchers protests against "unnatural" runoff of storm water on West Broadway, which floods orchards and Loara school ground, and asks that part of water be turned in its "natural" direction toward the south. An agreement was made by which Anaheim, Fullerton and Orange pay O. E. Steward $75 per month for inspection of the outfall sewer. Two protests against paying Melrose-st at this time were filed. In the block between Center-st and Broadway 14 propertyowners signed and in the block between Broadway and Santa Ana-st there were 20 signatures. A demand of E. P. Guysi, former park superintendent, for $50 to cover ten days' vacation which he says he was promised was refused. A demand of Bert Barr, former prohibition enforcement officer, for $25 paid or evidence in capture of a bootlegger fined $300, was also denied. The demand was accompanied by receipt for the $25. Marshal Nichols' report for March disclosed 33 arrests including one bootleger, 12 drunks and 10 for possession. There were 25 theft reports in March. LUNCHEON SPEAKER FLAYS TAX LAW Ernest McGaffey, head of the publicity department of the Auto Club of So. Calif., was the speaker at today's luncheon meeting of the Lions club. McGaffey pointed out as unfair the proposed 3-cent gas tax and the plan to raise the license fee, advocating capital levies, such as the bond issue with which to furnish funds to construct new highways. McGaffey also pointed out the inconsistency of the south paying the greater portion of the cost and receiving the smaller mileage. A Class Ad will bring you results. A Class Ad will bring you results. E. C. Watkins and H. M. Evans, Los Angeles youths, were held to answer in the justice court today on a charge of grand larceny. They were accused of stealing a sedan belonging to Major J. W. Tubbs of Santa Ana. They were placed under $2500 bonds, pending arraignment in superior court. Incocenio Gomez of La Habra and Salvadore Venezuela of Los Angeles began serving a six months' sentence imposed by Justice K. E. Morrison after a jury had found them guilty of stealing avocados from the ranch near Yorba Linda of Mrs. Luelle Harper. Monday a jury in Judge Morrison's court will hear the case of John Mangles of Anaheim, accused of stealing avocados from the ranch of H. Mans of Cypress. J. M. Lauri, lineman for So. Calif., Edison Co. in Santa Ana pleaded guilty to the charge of grand larceny before Judge Z. B. West and asked probation. The hearing on probation will be next Friday. Lauri confessed to the theft of a radio, smoking set and other articles from a house in Westminster last December. Mrs. Rosa Chambers, 23, Westminster, is held in the county jail in lieu of $1900 ball on a charge of leasing fictitious checks through Orange-co. She was arrested by Santa Ana police when she attempted to pass a check in a store there. When the bank reported the check was no good, the store called the police. Damage to his machine in a collision in Santa Ana last May 2, amounted to $363, C. G. White alleges in a suit he had on file against Oliver Marriott. WE CELEBRATE THE OPENING OF OUR NEW STATION TOMORROW SANTA FE LEASE, April 18 Mr. Charles Williams motors Newhall Saturday evening spend the week end. On his turn home he was accompanied his wife, Mrs. Charles Willis who has been staying in New with Mrs. Luis Moore and far Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gremlin had as guest Sunday, Mr. Mrs Henry Greminger and all of Alhambra. Mr. and Mrs. Stalman of Epworth League arrange a weeje bake to be held at Bington Beach Monday even The party left at four o'clock most of the young folks of community going. They were companied by Dr. and Mrs. Wocko of the Methodist Church Olinda. Mr. Albert Smith accompanies by Miss Buelah Studebaker of West Coast Lease were visitors to the home of Mrs. R. C. Spok Artesia. Miss Cella McCollogh is singing her Easter vacation with parents at Orisil. Mrs. Charles Williams and Robert Jones attended the Daughters of Veterans meeting at Lerton Monday afternoon. Mrs. Branner was Fulller shopper Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Bill Williams spent Tuesday in Yorba Linda. The Brea C. of C. invited 7th and 8th grade children to company the Brea classes to the fleet at San Pedro Thurshe Children reported a womens interest trip. Mrs. Jim Flynn is reported with the flu. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Evans Mrs. Gale and daughter Mary and Mrs. Brady and daughter attended a surprise birthday party in honor of Mrs. Hartog of West Coast Lease Monday ning. Mrs. Hartog had purply been kept home during the evening, and it was indeed a surrept when the guest came troopings The evening entertainment included a radio program, gas adding much to the enjoyment Later in the evening refreshments served. Jello with whip cream and ice cream and co Other guest were Mr. and Mrs W. Simons and son Roy, Mr Mrs Stuart Simons and Mr Hartog all of the West Coast Lease. The Olinda school children enjoying a week's vacation while commenced April 3. Mrs. Bert Ryan has returned home after a few weeks' vaca with her parents in Turlock. Mr. and Mrs Bennett and OPENING OF OUR NEW STATION TOMORROW AND ON SATURDAY ONLY WILL GIVE AWAY FREE OIL With each purchase of 5 gallons of Shell or Sierra Gasoline, we will give one quart of either Eastern or Western oil. VAN'S SERVICE Corner No. Los Angeles and North Sts. BOYS, GOT YOUR PEARL DERBY? NEW YORK, April 10.—Mere man will have his innings Sunday. His formal attire, as part of Fifth avenue's Easter parade, may fall into insignificance when compared with that of his call-clad wife, but if he should renounce the convention cutaway or rfrock coat he will present an engaging spectacle. Pastel shades which represent to women a moderated coloring will transform men into butterflies. Thus those who have followed pitra-fashionable decree and purchased suits of oyster biscuit, China blue or other stylish tints, will heighten the rainbow effect of Easter dress. Throughthe season men's clothing designers have waged war as to whether the single or double breasted coat will be "The Thing." One manufacturer, a diplomat as well, has produced the "Single breasted model with a double effect." It cannot be said until Sunday which grasst established itself as supreme in this conflict. The waistcoat also may turn out to be single or double breasted. One thing, however, is certain. It doesn't need to be of the same cloth as the coat. Plain, washable materials will be popular. Perhaps President Coolidge's stand against wide trousers may have brought about the change, but manufacturers almost uniformly have advised against the cuff that traverses a tremendous territory. The circumference of this season's trousers will come somewhere near the leg. As to hats, a pearl derby will form a relief to the customary black bowler. Felt hats of unusual shades also will be popular. White or colored shirts with cuffs to match, vivid bow or four in hand ties with flowing ends, tan dogskin or colored buck gloves, black or brown low laced shoes and socks which either harmonize or match will complete the costume. Old Spain's Blood and Sand Idol Slayer of 2,000 Bulls, U. S. B Spain's most popular idol, the man who is to that conqueror Babe Ruth is to the U. S., is bound for this side of the world is Belmonte, greatest of matadors. Not yet 30, Belmonte more than 2,000 bulls, and earned a fortune of more than dollars. MINISTRY OF PREMIER HERRIOT COLLAPSES (Continued from Page One) schools the same system of religious teaching that obtains in the rest of France. Recognition of Russia became a fact soon after Herriot assumed the premiership. The vatican in the government there clarified. PARIS, April 10.—Herriot puts the finance of his government to the test of a senate vote dence this afternoon. Senator Francois Man lected to interpellate the ment regarding the filiation, after which CHARLES WILLIAMS motored to all Saturday evening to the week end. On his re- home he was accompanied by wife, Mrs. Charles Williams, has been staying in Newhall Mrs. Luis Moore and family, and Mrs. Frank Greminger has guest Sunday, Mr. and Henry Greminger and fami- al Alhambra, and Mrs. Stalman of Ful- lance have moved on this lease, are living in the house re- vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Clark who moved to Ful- lance. EPWORTH LEAGUE arranged single bake to be held at Hunt- tle Beach Monday evening, party left at four o'clock, of the young folks of the county going. They were ac- ccounted by Dr. and Mrs. Wood- of the Methodist Church of a. ALBERT Smith accompanied Buelsh Studebaker of the Coast Lease were visitors at home of Mrs. R. C. Spohr of a. CELLA McCollogh is spend- er Easter vacation with her at Orisil. CHARLES Williams and Mrs. Hart Jones attended the Daugu- nof Veterans meeting at Ful- lence Monday afternoon. BRANER was Fullerton on Tuesday afternoon. BILL Williams spent Tues- eny Yorba Linda. BREA C. of C. invited the 8th grade children to ac- count the Brea classes to visit meet at San Pedro Thursday. children reported a wonder- and interesting trip. JIM Flynn is reported ill the flu. and Mrs. Willia Evans, Gale and daughter Marjorie Mrs. Brady and daughter Iva ded a surprise birthday party honor of Mrs. Hartog of the Coast Lease Monday eve- rior of Mrs. Hartog of the Coast Lease Monday even- ing a radio program, games much to the enjoyment, in the evening refreshments served. Jello with whipped and ice cream and cake, guest were Mr. and Mrs. F. Simons and son Roy, Mr. and Stuart Simons and Mr. Joe all of the West Coast OLINDA school children are ring a week's vacation which ended April 3. BERT Ryan has returned after a few weeks's vacation her parents in Turlook, and Mrs. Bonnett and sons WARREN and Leonard and daugh- ter Irene spent Wednesday in Garden Grove. Miss Olive Schryer entertained a dinner guest Sunday. Miss Fran- ces Sherentana of Fullerton. They spent the afternoon in Buena Park with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Riehard Dales and family of Long Beach were on this lease at the Brady home Friday. Miss Olive Schryer had as guest Saturday, Mr. Charles Collin and two other boy friends all of Orange. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones and family spent the week end at Long Beach with relatives. Mrs. Keith Ford Returned to her home in Fullerton after spending a few weeks on this lease keeping house for her father Mr. Bert Ryan and brothers while her mother was away on a vacation at Turlock. Mr. and Mrs. Schryer were Fullerton shopper Monday. Mrs. Van Cleve or Yorba Linda and Mrs. Art Dlkman were on this lease Wednesday, visiting some of their Eastern Star sisters. They visited Mrs. Elder, Mrs. Schryer, Mrs. Elliot and Mrs. Borman. Ben Lassle of Los Angeles was on this lease Tuesday and Wednesday on business. Mr. and Mrs. Brown have as guest for a few days their daughter, Mrs. McMullen of Bakersfield. Mrs. Vanatta is spending a few days with her sister in Garden Grove. Mr. Frank Greminger and family have recently purchased an Oakland sedan. NEW PRESSURE COOKER Lifting side handles on a new steam pressure cooker releases the top from the bottom. A Class Ad will bring you results. MINISTRY OF PREMIER HERRIOT COLLAPSES (Continued from Page One) schools the same system of religious teaching that obtains in the rest of France. Recognition of Russia became a fact soon after Herriot assumed the premiership. The vatican plank also was successful. The other issues still hang in the air and his defeat today was in some ways to be blamed for the enemies he has made in Catholic France. Herriot has been called "the French Teddy Roosevelt," having a penchant for frank, outspoken crifism. Personally, he is inclined to corpulence, somewhat neglectful of his attire, a pipe smoker and a lover of good food and wine. He is a steady reader and has a considerable reputation as a Bibliophile. PARIS, April 10.-The Herriot ministry tottered in the senate today as a fiery speech of Francois Marsal, minister of finance in the Policare regime, drew tremendous applause when he denounced the present government. Marsal's address was in vindication of the financial situation found by Herriot when he assumed the premiership. The senator concluded his excoriation speech with a burst of eloquence. "No levy on capital!" he shouted. "No new taxes! Give back to the country the confidence this government has lost! "It is up to the senate to decide." Great applause from more than half senators greeted Marsal as he took his seat, leading seasoned observers to believe the Herriot government probably will fall in an adverse test vote of confidence today. Herriot, defending his program, spoke of the difficulties met by his cabinet when they inherited a tremendous national debt from previous governments. Rather than to decrease the war debt, previous ministries went after additional loans, he charged. He印出了 that in 1924 under the Policare regime, loans for the devastated regions were a complete failure. "The public had no confidence FRED MARSH CASH GROCER East Center St. at Claudina Anaheim FRED MARSH CASH GROCER East Center St. at Claudina Anaheim Quality Blend, Fresh Ground Coffee 3 lbs. $1.00 Limit of 3 lbs. Saturday only Brooms 75¢ Quality One to family 35¢ BUTTER, per lb. ... 45¢ CHEESE, full cream, per lb. ... 25¢ BREAD, large loaf ... 10¢ FARINA, in bulk, per lb. ... 10¢ MILK, Federal, 3 for ... 25£ OYSTERS, per can ... 15£ REPORTS THEFT OF $350 VIOLIN Otto Krastel, 709 S. Los Angeles st., reported to local police his violin valued at $350 had been stolen from his car while parked in front of his home. He suspects two men who had parked across the street in a Ford. August Fitz, No. Palm-st., reported the loss of a bicycle. The wheel was later recovered. STARVATION PACES 5000 COAL STRIKERS (Continued from Page One) expected to vote for a higher price on coal in their provinces. "The present tariff is 50 cents a ton. A higher rate is hopeless." "In view of these facts, we believe our case is sound economically and in the end I think a lower wage would benefit the ruen as much as the company. The mayor mourns in 1923 when they were 84 percent less than they have been recently. This is because we were able to offer them more time each week. The strike began on March 6. Negotiations had been undertaken by the company in December for 10 percent wage reduction, but were broken off in January. Nothing more was done until the company refused further credit to the workers in company stores at the beginning of March. The company contended many over-drawing their credit by enormous amounts. The men—12000 of them walked out forthwith. McLeod says it is technically a "lockout and not a "strike;" but "call what you will, we are out 100 percent." Birds are wise. They build new house every spring instead carrying out the furnace ash G. O. PAYNE CASH GROCER - - 138 E. Center St SUGAR, 15 lbs...$1.00 100 POUND SACK ...$6.55 No. 1 Scratch Feed, 100 lb. sack ...$2.95 98 lb. Sack A1 FLOUR ...$5.00 Del Monte Corn, 3 cans ...50c No. 1 Scratch Feed, 100 lb. sack $2.95 98 lb. Sack A1 FLOUR $5.00 Del Monte Corn, 3 cans 50c Black Figs, per lb 15c Raisins, per lb 10c Lemo Foam Washing Machine Soap Powder 50c It's made in Anaheim Golden West Peanut Butter, lb. can 25c Murphy's Dill Pickles, 6 for 25c Big fat ones CALIFORNIA'S LEADING GROCER SAFEWAY STORES INCORPORATED CALIFORNIA'S LEADING GROCER formerly SAM SEELIG @ SAFEWAY STORES Dear Anna: This is a rush note to you—I feel you must know of this wonderful Coffee Sale at once. I am chuck full of enthusiasm to make this the Biggest Coffee Sale ever put on in California. I need your help. Herv's hoping. Hastily yours, George SPECIAL! 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Here Is Another Remarkable Saving MAINE CORN 2 cans 35c The price of which is the Burdock & Marjoram, where people purchase the very highest prices. The cost of which is the very lowest prices. Hillsdale Broken Slices Pineapple 2 Medium Cans 35c Ripe and Juicy Bake the Safeway Schillings Baking Powder Read the Letter That is poured in each one of our stores. This baking powder for its Baking Instructions. SAFEWAY STORES CALIFORNIAS LEADING GROCER CALIFORNIAS LEADING GROCER Bring In Peaches Oak Glue 25c Large Cans 25c APRICOTS Oak Glue 25c Large Cans 25c SAUCE Lim & Pistol 30c and 52c Gibbons's Medium Style Beams 8c 6 Bars 42c BLUEBERRIES Standard 2 Cans 45c RED CHERRIES pellet 2 Cans 55c Booking Match Case FREE with postage up to 40 books of matches All for 15c