anaheim-gazette 1927-03-03

WHAT'S WHAT In Anaheim Shops Keep Youngsters Home With Music Those youngsters of yours—will they seek amusement elsewhere as they grow older, or will they find it in the home? Good music moulds the morals of both boys and girls. Give them a piano and they will thank you always. It will not only make them popular at home, but at college, and give them the better contacts. Your youngsters can quickly learn to play the plano, for Danz promises to give MUSIC LESSONS FREE with every piano sold, and you can get any standard make plano for as low as $10 down, with the balance like rent. Danz is an old-fashioned name in the music world, one that can be trusted for quality and service. His low prices and easy terms have helped hundreds of buyers. 162 W. Center. Clotheslines The skirt and separate blouse are back again. The silhouette is straight, with supple fullness in pleats. Harmony in coloring is the outstanding feature for Spring. A slight drapery drawn upward in front is the new mode. The jacket's the thing—whether with a frock, suit or ensemble. Watch the accessories if you would be well dressed. Compose colors—two or more tones of the same color, skilfully blended shades of several colors—lead out in frocks, ensembles and even hats. What fur? Oh, fox fur, of course, for whether it's a silver fox, red fox, or one of the dyed fox skins in belge, gray or taupe. Miladi must have a separate fox neckpiece for Spring. Evening Gowns at The Paris Cleaners Spencer's Store And Wall Paper We noticed some very beautiful wall paper in Spencer's window this week. They told me it had just arrived. I don't know so much about wall paper, but I am sure one could find almost anything they desired at this store. You know Mr. Spencer has made a lifelong study of wall paper, and can tell you so many interesting things about its manufacture—the different countries in which it is made and the great possibilities of wall paper decoration. I think it is so much nicer to trade where people really understand, don't you? Guard Against Plumbing Ills To exercise as great care in your choice of a plumber is as essential as the choice of a dentist or doctor, for good plumbing is essential to the health of your family. Drain pipes must be installed so that they actually carry off waste. Bathroom fixtures should be of the type that are easily kept clean, and acid-proof sinks make work doubly easy. A firm that creates confidence is Joe Quast's. The plumbing in many of Anaheim's best homes stands as evidence that he is dependable. His work brings lasting satisfaction. Whether you are remodeling, building a new home, or in need of plumbing, you will find they guarantee all work at Quast's. 246 E. Center. Phone 132. Planked Sirloin Steak All Kinds of Found o Has Deposits in It Was D Lorenz Fahl, 33, ington Beach on suswas found to have a 12 banks in CalifoWashington, when police, it was learneIn addition to thering deposits of severFahl had deeds to couver, Wash., papownership of automostock in his possesseHe was clothed rested and was carr Officers found five of money in the traveler' checks, to $100. Fahl had m nickels, dimes and pocket, according to shoes with wooden two inches in thick he carried more than graphs of himself. Fahl told officers couver, Wash., sombreaking both arms cident. He declared robbed of $800 a feaarrest. Fahl, officers said liked the accommodatington Beach city J pay for "his room o Music Made Speech by Rev. Dean Bodee Episcopal church adclub at Colton on Courier prints the f reference to Mr. Bosician and composers. "One of the most addresses ever Colton Rotary Club the noon luncheon Hotel Anderson, by Anaheim, on the 'E' The talk of the day, delivered by Mrs. M. Current Events." Evening Gowns at The Paris Cleaners March is the time for "spring cleaning" of the wardrobe, and the Paris Cleaners and Dyer make a specialty of silk frocks and evening gowns, and all fine work, even draperies. All work is guaranteed as to quality, for this shop sends all work to the $75,000 Hollywood plant, at Hollywood, which cleans many a movie wardrobe. They also guarantee date of delivery, and if you are planning on your frock for such a party, you will not be disappointed. This is a good place to send hubby's and the youngsters' wardrobe to be renovated, or hats blocked and cleaned. 125 N. Los Angeles street. Phone 508. Planked Sirloin Steak Wipe a sirloin steak, cut two inches thick, remove flank end and pan broil 10 minutes. Pipe a border of mashed potatoes around edge of slightly buttered plank and make eight nests of mashed potatoes. Place steak on plank, and put in oven to brown potatoes and finish cooking steak. Fill potato nests with canned peas, reheated and seasoned and arrange around at equal distances, piles of buttered carrot cubes and stuffed tomatoes. Fit plank into silver-nickel frame and send to table. Through the courtesy of the Anaheim merchants and shops, the What’s What columns are offered for the service of the readers of The Gazette. If you enjoy them—if they save you time in shopping—if they bring you the new arrivals each week, saving you time and steps in shopping, then we are indeed grateful. EDITOR. Income Tax Returns ROY N. MENDOZA INCOME TAX SPECIALIST 109 E. Center Phone 1 Require Milk From T. B. Tested Cows According to W. M. Cory, assistant farm advisor, a recent survey made throughout the United States shows that more than 1200 cities and towns have adopted ordinances requiring that all of the city’s milk supply shall come from tuberculin-tested cows. Officials in the bureau of animal industry, United States department of agriculture, declare that this sentiment is growing very rapidly throughout the United States, and that probably in a short time every city and town in the country will require the tuberculin test for all cows supplying milk to be sold within its borders for human consumption. $185 Buys magnificent Lester piano, famous make, glorious tone; case in good shape. Many other good bargains. Chickering, Knabe Miller, Hardman, Wurlitzer, etc. 100 planes to choose from. Danz, 162 W. Center, Anaheim—main store. Apportionments to districts, totaling $83 follows: Alamitos, $8364; Bay City, $82a; Brea, $2742; Buena tralia, $306; Cypress, $426; El Modena, $155; Fountain Valley, $846; Garden Grove, $3294. According to W. M. Cory, assistant farm advisor, a recent survey made throughout the United States shows that more than 1200 cities and towns have adopted ordinances requiring that all of the city's milk supply shall come from tuberculin-tested cows. Officials in the bureau of animal industry, United States department of agriculture, declare that this sentiment is growing. $185 Buys magnificent Lester piano, famous make, glorious tone; case in good shape. Many other good bargains. Chickering, Knabe Miller, Hardman, Wurlitzer, etc. 100 planes to choose from. Danz, 162 W. Center, Anaheim—main store. Nearly 100 pairs Of Open and Closed C Wind Wing Sold Last Week $2.85 Pair and Up 200 Pairs Still on Hand. All Styles at 1-2 REGULAR PRICES SEE OUR WINDOWS — At the Sign of the Ownership WEST BROTHERS Los Angeles at Chestnut Phones 884 All Kinds of Money Found on Vagrant Has Deposits in Twelve Banks, It Was Discovered Lorenz Fahl, 33, arrested in Huntington Beach on suspicion of vagrancy, was found to have savings accounts in 12 banks in California, Oregon and Washington, when searched by beach police, it was learned. In addition to the bank books, showing deposits of several thousand dollars, Fahl had deeds to property in Vancouver, Wash., papers certifying the ownership of automobiles and mining stock in his possession, officers declared. He was clothed in rags when arrested and was carrying a large pack. Officers found five savings banks full of money in the pack, along with travelers' checks, totaling more than $100. Fahl had more than $25 in nickels, dimes and pennies in one pocket, according to officers. He wore shoes with wooden soles more than two inches in thickness. In addition, he carried more than three dozen photographs of himself. Fahl told officers that he left Vancouver, Wash., some time ago, after breaking both arms in a railroad accident. He declared that he had been robbed of $800 a few days before his arrest. Fahl, officers said, declared that he liked the accommodations in the Huntington Beach city jail and offered to pay for "his room and board." Music Made Topic of Speech by Dean Bode Rev. Dean Bode of St. Michael's Episcopal church addressed the Rotary Club at Colton on Friday last. The Courier prints the following very kind reference to Mr. Bode, who is a musician and composer of renown: "One of the most intensely interesting addresses ever given before the Colton Rotary Club was that given at the noon luncheon meeting today at Hotel Anderson, by Rev. Dean Bode of Anaheim, on the 'Evolution of Music.' The talk of the day was to have been delivered by Mrs. M. E. Spragins on Current Events," but when it was Harper-Fairview, $2046; Huntington Beach, $4914; Katella, $594; Laguna Beach, $834; La Habra, $304; Laurel, $618; Loara, $474; Lowell, $204; Magnolia, $564; Newport Beach, $1206; Ocean View, $1038; Olinda, $912; Olive, $534; Orange, $526; Orangethorpe, $486; Paularino, $252; Peralta, $84; Placentia-Richfield, $3570; San Joaquin, $600; San Juan Capistrano, $810; Santa Ana, $20,028; Savanna, $1002; Serra, $120; Silverado, $84; Springdale, $204; Tustin, $2496; Villa Park, $492; Westminster, $1188; Yorba, $306; Yorba Linda, $978. High school apportionments amounting to $95,257.49 were distributed as follows: Anaheim, $14,593.04; Brea-Olinda, $1824.13; San Juan Capistrano, $615.94; Fullerton, $22,031.70; Garden Grove, $3671.95; Huntington Beach, $6799.03; Orange, $13,147.55; Santa Ana, $28,072.65; Tustin, $4501.10. There was no apportionment of junior college funds, these having been distributed at the beginning of the school year. Nowadays, due to the shortness of skirts it's hard to tell a good-looking school mistress from some of her pupils. New York is adopting the "stagger system" of traffic control, but this does not mean that the saloons are going to be opened. One country which isn't worried much about the naval disarmament conference is Switzerland. $85 Buys good used-Store & Clark piano. Pay $1 per week. Danz' main store at 162 W. Center, Anaheim. $160 Buys fine tone mahogany Gee P. Bent piano. This is a beauty; $5 per month and $5 down. Free delivery and free music lessons Danz. 162 W. Center, Anaheim. Property Wanted ORANGE GROVE WANTED—10 or 20 acres, in the vincinity of Anaheim; must have house on it. Address R. T. Baxter. 1551 Hampel Street Oakland, Calif. THE VINCENT Union Pacific Opens New Offices in L. A. Finest Railway Ticket Office in United States, Is Claim Augmenting the luxurious modern service already available on their crack fixtures, and designed to provide ample accommodation for the rapidly increasing travel needs of Southern California for some years to come, the new Los Angeles passenger office of the Union Pacific system has just been opened at 732 South Broadway, Los Angeles. Commenting on the unique splendor of its appointments, many prominent transportation men proclaim it the finest railroad ticket office in the West, if not in the United States. Just a half block south of Seventh on the east side of Broadway, where the traffic count proves this intersection to be the busiest corner in the world. It is estimated that more than 100,000 pedestrians alone pass the new Union Pacific office every day. Two periods of Spanish architecture have been combined in the design and decoration of the Union Pacific office. The walls are fashioned after the more primitive style with rough plaster over stone, characteristic of the Spanish buildings that predate the plateresque and rococo periods. The ceiling scheme is definitely from the Renaissance period of Spain with elaborate and intricate designs worked out in warm tones of slenna blue and buff, high-lighted with bronze and silver overintent. Adding to the richness suggestive of the days when the dons were at the peak of their affluence in Spain, hand-hewn beams of dark walnut, aged and antique, support the ceiling between the pilasters. Immense oil paintings in antique frames six feet high and eight feet wide decorate the wall panels, showing nine of the principal tourist attractions along the Union Pacific. These add an alluringly cheerful atmosphere to the office that carries a subtle travel suggestion to all who enter. Space for eight ticket salesmen has been provided along a broad elbow-high counter with every mechanical aid to increase speed and accuracy of service. Anaheim is now in Britain. N. R. Peck The Pacific Company, from South Britain Saturday talking to assistant American Company, newspaper publication in ice to the telephone Friday. The rates land and are the same for three additional patrons Calls are accrued. Rev. Dean Bode of St. Michael's Episcopal church addressed the Rotary Club at Colton on Friday last. The Courier prints the following very kind reference to Mr. Bode, who is a musician and composer of renown: "One of the most intensely interesting addresses ever given before the Colton Rotary Club was that given at the noon luncheon meeting today at Hotel Anderson, by Rev. Dean Bode of Anaheim, on the 'Evolution of Music.' The talk of the day was to have been delivered by Mrs. M. E. Spragins on 'Current' Events,' but when it was learned that the Anaheim divine was in the city and available, Mrs. Spragins gladly yielded her place to the distinguished visitor. "Rev. Bode held a firm grasp on the attention of his audience from the first to the last utterance on his subject. He delved into the details that had to do with the discovery of certain musical instruments in a manner that was both enlightening and fascinating. "For instance, he told of the first efforts at creating an organ. The ancients noticed that the wind, blowing against different growing reeds produced different tones and then, by cutting and placing them in a row, they were able to produce a melody by blowing on them. However, as this was a tiresome process, they enclosed the reeds and blew into a hole at one end, which eliminated the neck-twisting operation. "The harp was made, the speaker explained, when the ororgines noted that different length bow and arrow strings created various tones. By blowing into a cow's horn they learned the art of creating a wind instrument blown by the mouth. "Rev. Bode discussed at length the origin of harmony and melody, demonstrating his points by the rendition of classical, and that which he termed "pickle" music, using a piano in his tests." Last Payment of State School Fund Supt. Mitchell Distributed the Money Monday Apportionments aggregating $178,795.45, of which amount $95,257.49 went to high school districts, representing the last allotment of state funds for the current school year, were distributed to the various school districts in the county by R. P. Mitchell, county superintendent of schools. Apportionments to elementary school districts, totaling $83,538, were made as follows: Alamitos, $336; Anaheim, $8364; Bay City, $630; Bolsa, $660; Brea, $2742; Buena Park, $1234; Centralia, $306; Cypress, $552; Diamond, $426; El Modena, $1524; El Toro, $228; Fountain Valley, $846; Fullerton, $7236; Garden Grove, $3294; Greenville, $168;" Property Wanted ORANGE GROVE WANTED—10 or 20 acres, in the vicinity of Anaheim; must have house on it. Address R. T. Baxter, 1551 Hampel Street, Oakland, Calif. THE VINCENT FURNITURE CO. New & Used Furniture EXTRA SPECIALS ON DINING ROOM FURNITURE 3 pee, Sulte—Taupe and Rose Jacquard Velour, all mahogany frame; $125 reg. $200 value—only 3 pee, Sulte—Chase Mohair, reversible cushions, Dav'p't, wing chair and rocker. Specially priced 3 pee, Sulte—Taupe and Rose Jacquard Velour; a bargain at Only $89 3 pee, Sulte—Taupe and Mulberry Jacquard Velour, Davenport, chair and rocker. A real value at... ALL NEXT WEEK February 28 to March 5—Special Moody Non-Stretch Mattress—Built for particular people—$21.50 Only $5.00 Allowance for Your Old Mattress 136 E. Center St., Anaheim Phone 240 Easy Payments for permanent re-roofing! YOU may re-roof now on the Pioneer Plan and pay for the work over a per- ALPHA BETA A. B. C. Help Yourself GROCERIES Cosmo CORN, 2's.....12½c Libby's KRAUT, 2's.....12½c Brookdale SALMON, 1's... GERRARD East Emily at Center Falk Foremost Honan Easy Payments for permanent re-roofing! YOU may re-roof now on the Pioneer Plan and pay for the work over a period of from 6 to 10 months. PIONEER Yosemite Rock Surfaced Shingles go right over the old wood shingles...they never need paint or stain...they reduce insurance rates...their first cost is their only cost! Send the coupon now...use this easy purchase plan for permanent re-roofing! Pioneer Yosemite Rock Surfaced SHINGLES Manufactured by the PIONEER PAPER COMPANY, Inc. Established 1888 Remember...the Pioneer Easy Payment Plan is arranged to fit your budget. PIONEER PAPER CO., Inc. Dept. B. Box 120, Arcade Station Los Angeles, California. Please send me without charge, your pamphlet explaining how I may re-roof now and pay for the work on your easy payment plan. Name Address Special 32-IN Honan $ A pure silk imported soft finish pane Washable and guaranteed fast color. On Sale In T Big S Rayon Note Rayon Vests Heavy Rayon Bloomers Shown in pin At the rear of the room are private offices for the general agent and a special conference room with walnut directors' table and comfortable arm chairs upholstered in red leather carrying the Union Pacific seal. A large mezzanine balcony provides additional space for the solicitation staff. Other conveniences for both public and employees are rest rooms, smoking rooms, locker rooms and private offices for consultation and information. Union Pacific officials declare that the rapid growth of Southern California as a passenger center has not only made this spacious and luxurious travel headquarters advisable, but has hurried its establishment to meet the needs of travel requirements which have taken an unprecedented spur in recent years. Anaheim Now Can Talk With London Telephone Communication Extended to Great Britain Anaheim and the entire United States is now in telephone touch with Great Britain. N. R. Powley, general manager of The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company, held the first conversation from Southern California to Great Britain Saturday morning (February 26) talking to H. E. Shreeve in London, assistant to vice-president of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company. Telephone officials and newspaper men listened in on the conversation, which marked the last step in opening transatlantic telephone service to the entire United States. Following Mr. Powley's opening conversation, the service was thrown open to the public. Calls to Great Britain are placed with the long distance operator in the regular manner. Applications for the service were received by the telephone company beginning Friday. The rates for service between England and any point on the Pacific coast are the same, the charges being $87 for three minutes and $29 for each additional minute or fraction of a minute. Calls are accepted at the same rate on person basis, the distant telephone is reached but not the party desired, a report charge of $10 is made. Evening and night discounted rates do not apply to transatlantic service. The hours of service on the Pacific coast are from 5:30 a.m. to 10 a.m., Pacific standard time, or 1:30 to 6 p.m., British time. Transatlantic telephone service from the Pacific coast has been made possible by close co-operation between the Bell System and the British post office. The complete circuit to Southern California, going and coming, consists of a union of 7000 miles of telephone wire and 6300 miles of ether path. Calls originating in the United States are handled over the regular telephone circuits to a long distance office of the Bell System in New York. At this point equipment is provided to separate the transmission toward London from that received from London. Eastbound transmission is carried by telephone lines to the radio transmitting station at Rocky Point, Long Island; thence by radio to the receiving station at Wroughton, England. From Wroughton the transmission passes by wire telephony to the long distance office of the general post office. At this point is located segregating apparatus similar to that in New York. From the general post office the calls are handled over the ordinary telephone plant to the London subscriber. Westbound, the transmission from the London subscriber, which reaches the London long distance office over the regular wire plant and is there segregated from the eastbound transmission, is carried over ordinary telephone lines to the transmitting station at Rugby, from which it proceeds by radio to the receiving station at Houlton, Maine. From Houlton to New York, as from Wroughton to London, the received transmission is handled over telephone lines and at the New York long distance office it passes through the combining apparatus and is delivered to the subscriber over his regular telephone circuit. Remember the good old McKinley days when you could get a piece of pie for a nickel? Wonder what Mussolini would do if he had Tom Heflin in the Italian senate? It is not necessary, as was formerly HA BETA MARKET NO. 12 A. B. C. Help Yourself Service Saves You Time and Money! 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