anaheim-gazette 1927-03-17

WHAT'S WHAT In Anaheim Shops Easter Chapeaus at Enterprise Millinery With Easter only, a few weeks away, the feminine mind now turns to thoughts of the new hat, and there are so many attractive shapes and colorings to be found at the Enterprise Millinery that whether Milady be maid or matron, she will not find it difficult to get "the right one" for her personality. The crocheted braids direct from Italy, with their new ripple brims, are light weight and smart for Southern wear, whether for traveler or stay-at-home. The colorings are suggestive of springtime, too, soft greens, blues and Tiger rose predominating, but the workmanship and extra fine quality of materials appealed to me most of all. Look in at 275 East Center Street. It is not necessary to be beautiful if we have the ability of creating an atmosphere of beauty. Every woman can and should look gracious in her home. Here she can design her own background, set her own stage in such a manner as best to display her own style, type, and temperament. Even a homely woman can appear attractive if the stage setting of her home background is arranged with considerable thought. A great French writer once said: "There are no ugly women—there are only those who do not know how to make themselves beautiful." Home is the place where love draws us, where we repose when the day's battles are fought. All else is artificial. New Wall Paper At Spencer's Store How to Increase the Value of Your Home If you are building a new home or remodeling an old one for sale, there is nothing that will sell it more quickly than a well-designed, attractive and properly constructed bathroom or kitchen. Aside from the health viewpoint of sanitary from proper installation, there is the joy to the housewife in having the last word in modern plumbing equipment and fixtures. If in doubt, talk over your plumbing troubles with Joe Quast; ask about the acid-proof sinks, and see his fully guaranteed, up-to-the-minute line of porcelain equipment, built-in china bathroom accessories, etc. 246 East Center street. Phone 132. Will you look like all the rest? All the world of women divides itself into two classes when it comes to clothes—these who are leaders and those who follow. Being a leader looks like extravagance unless you have unlimited means, but it is really the best kind of economy. Because a well chosen new mode lasts as long as the fabric, but the followers' modes are on the way out before their wearers wear them. Danz' Music Notes The popular girl is the musical girl. The college, society or home girl are equally welcome who can while away the hours by playing the piano or accompanying those who sing, to say nothing of the joy to the girl herself, to be derived from a musical education. Every girl and boy can have Free Music Lessons if the piano is purchased at Louis Danz'. This old established music house makes it possible for Honor Society Convention Thomas Kuchel and president and vice-president local Honor Society, represent Anaheim and scholarship convention Fresno, April 9. Both the high school, and improve the chapter during years. Mrs. Faye Kerrie advisor and chaperon, the convention. As a courtesy to I Spanish teacher and one ber of the Phi Beta膝 honor society—a join the local chapter member was extended club, through Mary Tretary. At some future will have a party. All outsiders are reco"The Pony Express," is being sponsored by raise funds on the two 29. Part of the picture the first day, the cone 24 States Urge Higher C Approving the gaside plan for highwheel states of the Union, fornia, are proposing the levy, according to Automobile Club. Arizona plans an in the present tax being formia's plan provides from 2 to 3. Colorado a 2 cent tax, proposed 3 or 4 cents. Idaho no tax and plans an inc Illinois, which has no proposed a 2 cent levy a raise from 2 to 3 cents to raise the present 3 cents, while Maryland tax proposes 4½ cents. In Massachusetts, w tax has been levied, planned. Michigan, ad 2 to 3; Minnesota, fr Hampshire, from 2 to Jersey, with no tax, pla New Wall Paper At Spencer's Store They are showing some of the cutest bedroom wall papers at Spencer's Store this week. One paper I particularly admire, a Jaspe stripe effect in orchid color with panel border and cut-out baskets. This same design comes in the new sand color—a shade Mr. Spencer tells me is wonderful for a south or east room. And the new breakfast room patterns are a dream—such tasty and handsome creations that I could hardly resist the temptation to have my own home done over. The colors in wall paper are much brighter this season—to match the new spring dresses, I imagine. 166 West Center Street. If grease is spilled on the stove, sprinkle with salt. This will prevent any order of burning grease. Danz' Music Notes The popular girl is the musical girl. The college, society or home girl are equally welcome who can while away the hours by playing the piano or accompanying those who sing, to say nothing of the joy to the girl herself, to be derived from a musical education. Every girl and boy can have Free Music Lessons if the piano is purchased at Louis Danz'. This old established music house makes it possible for every home to have a piano on easiest payment plan, with only ten dollars down payment. You deal direct with Mr. Danz, and not through any finance company, too. When it's music, see Danz, 162 West Center street. What is the compose costume? Three or four shades of the same color blended together in one frock, the darkest shade always being at the bottom. This requires art, and the amateur dressmaker who has a flair for the artistic, will enjoy making the Spring wardrobe. Colors that contrast are a part of the new mode, and one that makes for charm in the two-piece frock especially. Tiers lend themselves to the compose idea, which is rather a blend of color than just merely a simple harmony. 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 bring you the new arrivals each week, saving you time and steps in shopping—then we are indeed grateful—Editor. In making boiled icings for a cake, if it does not seem to be cooked enough after it has been taken from the fire, it can be reheated in the top of a double boiler, even after the syrup has been poured over the egg white. Rich, heavy foods should be served with lighter, more succulent foods. This evens up the calories and avoids too heavy tax on the digestive system. For example, a light lettuce salad is relished with a heavy meat dish. McCall Patterns Falkensteins Butter Foremost in fashion—Van Ness in Yale Anaheim MORE THAN AN ORDINARY SALE OUR ANNUAL PRE-EASTER MORE THAN AN ORDINARY SALE OUR ANNUAL PRE-EASTER Hosiery Class The time to supply Hosiery needs for months to come. All high grade weave stocks for women and children. All Silk—Top to Toe CHIFFON HOSE $1.59 Fresh, new stock, perfect in weave and finish—in a full line of the popular shades. A beautiful stocking at a remarkably special price. (Main Floor) or 3 Pair for $4.25 Pure Silk Service Weight Hose $1.45 Lisle Top, Holeproof and Pointed Heel Onyx. Onyx Pure Silk Full-Fashioned Hose $1.19 Pure Silk Holeproof Chiffon $1.00 Children's Full Length Wayne Knit Pony Stockings, 3 for $1.00 Wayne Knit and Phoenix Rayon Full Length Stockings.....65c Children's Onyx ¾ and ⅛ Hose, Special .....39c Children's Holeproof ⅝ Sport Hose .....50c to $1.00 Honor Society Elects Convention Delegates Thomas Kuchel and Martha Adams, president and vice-president of the local Honor Society, were elected to represent Anaheim at the California scholarship convention, to be held at Fresno, April 9. Both are juniors at the high school, and will be able to improve the chapter during their senior years. Mrs. Faye Kern Schulz, chapter advisor and chaperon, will also attend the convention. As a courtesy to Miss Lois Dyer, Spanish teacher and only faculty member of the Phi Beta Kappa—the college honor society—a request that she join the local chapter as an associate member was extended to her by the club, through Mary Tanaka, club secretary. At some future date the club will have a party. All outsiders are requested to attend "The Pony Express," a picture which is being sponsored by the society to raise funds on the two dates, April 28-29. Part of the picture will be shown the first day, the conclusion the next. 24 States Urging Higher Gas Taxes Approving the gasoline tax as the ideal plan for highway financing, 24 states of the Union, including California, are proposing an increase in the levy, according to the National Automobile Club. Arizona plans an increase of 1 cent, the present tax being 2 cents. California's plan provides for a 3 cent raise from 2 to 3. Colorado, now has a 2 cent tax, proposes an increase to 3 or 4 cents. Idaho now has a 3 cent tax and plans an increase to 5 cents. Illinois, which has no gasoline tax, proposed a 2 cent levy. Iowa proposed a raise from 2 to 3 cents. Maine plans to raise the present 3 cent tax to 4 or 5 cents, while Maryland with a 2½ cent tax proposes 4½ cents. In Massachusetts, where no gasoline tax has been levied, a 2 cent tax is planned. Michigan, an increase from 2 to 3; Minnesota, from 2 to 3; New Hampshire, from 2 to 3 or 4; New Jersey, with no tax, plans a 2 cent law; Bill to Abolish Inheritance Tax There is probably no single factor that has so operated to frighten away desirable citizens and to keep millions of dollars worth of property out of this state as the California inheritance tax. Conversely, Florida's absence of an inheritance tax has attracted persons of wealth to the peninsular state, which has made every effort to lure capital, rather than to bar it out as seems to have been the case here in California. Many persons admittedly are not legal residents of California because of the state inheritance tax. Only a short time ago wealthy Los Angeles physician died who, although he had maintained his residence in the Southern California city for many years, kept his legal citizenship in Chicago to avoid the inheritance taxes California, otherwise would claim at his death. And it was not more than two or three years ago that when the estate of a pioneer Los Angeles merchant was settled the death dues and administration costs took more than 25 per cent of the total. In other words, over a fourth of what he had earned during his lifetime was forfeited at his death. That is surely putting a high premium on enterprise and industry. Riverside and other California cities have numerous non-residents who will not become citizens because of the California inheritance tax. Almost any trust officer will substantiate that statement. It is estimated that these permanent non-residents of California have and control not less than two billion dollars which is being kept out of this state by a tax wall. This vast sum not only will not be subject to the California inheritance tax when its owners die, but it is not now subject to annual local tax levies. Nor is it available to build up California industries and to develop the natural resources of this expanding western empire. If this two billions of dollars was brought into California, it would increase the tax base for local purposes by approximately one-third. This condition can be changed by a modification of the present inheritance tax policy which will tear down the tax barrier barring out this two billions and more of property. A measure to abolish the state inheritage tax has attracted persons of wealth to the peninsular state, which has made every effort to lure capital, rather than to bar it out as seems to have been the case here in California. Charles Wakefield Cadman noted American composers and student of Indian folk lore and music, and James Murray, nationally known American baritone, will be featured on the fifth number of the Anaheim Parent-Teacher Association artists' course, to be held in the high school auditorium at 3 o'clock, the same day, classes being excused for the occasion. Cadman, a California composer, attracted international attention in musical circles recently with the successful presentation by the Chicago Opera Company of his American opera, "The Witch of Salem" and has long been famous for his rendering of native Indian melodies. Murray brings to the interpretation of Cadman's deeply emotional Indian love songs and to the other selections he will sing at Friday's concert, a voice of rich and vibrant quality that has won him wide recognition on the concert stage. DELIGHTFUL LUNCHEON Mrs. Grimshaw was the hostess at a very delightful noon luncheon at her home on Broadway today in honor of Mrs. Amy Saxton Fulton, who is a member of a prominent pioneer family of Anaheim. Her parents came here early in the '70s, and were well known and highly esteemed. Mr. and Mrs. Fulton have lately returned from Japan, where they spent 37 years as missionaries for the benefit of the former's health, and are spending some time in Pasadena before going to Columbus, Ohio, where they have three sons. The house was beautifully decorated in springtime flowers, the dining-room and table being particularly lovely. The color scheme of pale yellow, which is a favorite shade of the Japanese, being carried out in freshias and brodia. The decorations were the work of Miss Alice Grimshaw, and were beautiful and artistic. The march to the dining-room from 2 to 3. Colorado, which now has a 2 cent tax, proposes an increase to 3 or 4 cents. Idaho now has a 2 cent tax and plans an increase to 5 cents. Illinois, which has no gasoline tax, proposed a 2 cent levy. Iowa proposed a raise from 2 to 3 cents. Maine plans to raise the present 3 cent tax to 4 or 5 cents, while Maryland with a 2½ cent tax proposes 4½ cents. In Massachusetts, where no gasoline tax has been levied, a 2 cent tax is planned. Michigan, an increase from 2 to 3; Minnesota, from 2 to 3; New Hampshire, from 2 to 3 or 4; New Jersey, with no tax, plans a 2 cent law; New York has no gasoline tax at the present time, but Governor Smith has had a 2 cent bill introduced into the legislature and is backing it. Proposals in Nevada suggest a raise from 4 to 5 cents, although no definite assurance is given that such a bill will pass. Ohio, with a gas tax of 2 cents, proposes to raise the levy to 3 or 4 cents. In Pennsylvania, Governor Fisher suggests a raise in the gas tax rate of 1 cent from 2 to 3 cents. Rhode Island, with a 1 cent gas tax, proposes an increase from 2 certs, the present rate, to 3 certs, to take effect in 1928. In Texas a bill is before the legislature to raise the tax from 2 to 3 cents. In Vermont, Governor Weeks in his message to the legislature proposes a raise from 2 to 3 cents, a bill in Washington providing for a similar increase. Both houses of the legislature in West Virginia propose to raise the present tax of 3½ to 5 cents, while in Wyoming, where the present tax is 2½ cents, it is proposed to raise it as least ½ cent. LARGE PAVING CONTRACT The board of supervisors on Tuesday awarded contracts to the Griffith Company for paving some twenty miles of roads in the Placentia district. The contract price is $299,000. Work will begin immediately, and contract will be completed in six months. The price of eggs is said to be lower this spring than for many years, but as yet nobody has offered any legislation for the relief of the American hen. CHIROPRACTIC AND General Drugless Practice (State Medical Board License) 14 Years Steady, Successful Practice Dr. Gustav A. Neth 110 N. Resh St. Telephone 80 Cor. W. Center and Resh, Anaheim 240 Feet Private Auto Parking Space Citrus Atten In accordance with a rehearing of the following named associates between April 1 and October present crop of Valencias. This action, of course, quires a grove after April Join today with eleven co-operative protection and CHIROPRACTIC AND General Drugless Practice (State Medical Board License) 14 Years Steady, Successful Practice Dr. Gustav A. Neth 110 N. Resh St. Telephone 80 Cor. W. Center and Resh, Anaheim 240 Feet Private Auto Parking Space THE VINCENT FURNITURE CO. New & Used Furniture EXTRA SPECIALS ON DINING ROOM FURNITURE 3 pee. Sulte—Taupe and Rose Jacquard Velour, all mahogany frame; reg. $200 value—only..... $125 3 pee. Sulte—Chase Mohair, reversible cushions, Dav'p't, wing chair and rocker. Specially priced $159 8 pee. Sulte—Taupe and Rose Jacquard Velour; a bargain at Only..... $89 8 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—Only..... $21.50 $5.00 Allowance for Your Old Mattress 136 E. Center St., Anaheim Phone 240 Why? Why are India tires the most favorably talked of tires sold in Anaheim today? Why have you seen more India tire covers on Anaheim cars than any other? Why are nearly all commercial accounts in Anaheim using India tires? Why are the majority of members of local Orange Associations using India tires? Why do all the oil companies use India tires? Why is it that you cannot find a dissatisfied user of India tires? — There's a Reason — Ask your neighbor—Then call and see us AT THE SIGN OF THE BIG OWL WEST BROS. Los Angeles at Chestnut—Anaheim—Phones 884 and 31 First St. at Cypress—Santa Ana—Phone 1117 WEST BROS. Los Angeles at Chestnut—Anaheim—Phones 884 and 31 First St. at Cypress—Santa Ana—Phone 1117 $135 Buys Mozart piano, good tone, pretty case; easy terms, $5 down. Danz, 162 W. Center, Anaheim. 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. $160 Buys fine tone mahogany Geo. P. Bent piano. This is a beauty; $5 per month and $5 down. Free delivery and free music lessons. Danz, 162 W. Center, Anaheim. The next sixteen to one issue will doubtless be sixteen automobiles for every family. $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. FOR SALE—Nine genuine Chinese imported rugs. These are wonderful rugs at about half price; have been used. 21 Brussels and Paratex imperfect rugs, 9x12, at $15 each. About 90 other imperfect rugs, room sizes. About 50 sets of overstuffed furniture that have been used as samples. Also a lot of damaged bedroom furniture, dining-room sets, chairs, rockers, etc., at the Orange Mattress and Furniture Factory, 432 West Chapman St., Orange, Calif. Phone: 468. Litrus Growers Attention! Gardance with a recent action taken by the directors of long named associations, units of the Northern Orange Citrus Exchange, growers will not be accepted as members April 1 and October 31 for the marketing of the crop of Valencias. Action, of course, does not apply to anyone who accrue after April 1. Today with eleven thousand other citrus growers, for protection and receive greater average returns for ction, of course, does not apply to anyone who acrove after April 1. today with eleven thousand other citrus growers, for e protection and receive greater average returns for by marketing the SUNKIST way. ANAHEIM CITRUS FRUIT ASSN. ANAHEIM ORANGE AND LEMON ASSN. FULLERTON MUTAL ORANGE ASSN. LA HABRA CITRUS ASSN. PLACENTIA MUTUAL ORANGE ASSN. PLACENTIA ORANGE GROWERS' ASSN. YORBÀ LINDA CITRUS ASSN. California Sunkist Oranges of Uniformly Good Eating Quality Look for the Trade-mark on the Wrapper on the Fruit