anaheim-gazette 1927-03-24

WHAT'S WHAT In Anaheim Shops Real 'Call Service' At Paris Cleaners Just step to the phone and call 508, and ask the Paris Cleaners to call for that party gown, silk frock, or hubby's suit. Your S. O. S. call will get quick action, and what's more the clothes will come back on the time promised. All work fully guaranteed here. This shop is a busy one, I found, for now is the ideal time for renovating winter clothes before storing away and getting out the spring ones. Try their expert dyer for old clothes. 125 N. Los Angeles St. Ring 508. Springtime Models At Enterprise Shop There is nothing that will make or mar the Spring wardrobe so much as the choice of Milady's hat. It must fit the costume as much as the personality, and at the Enterprise Millinery you will find shapes that are newest, ripple brims, compose effects, imported crocheted braids of every Spring-time color, smart felts for sportswear, big droopy hats for summer, and the quality! It is the quality that one instantly recognizes at 275 East Center Street. ON WOMEN (As Aristotle Might Have Written) In three categories may women be thought of: Women as sex, women in general, and women in particular. Of women as a sex—as opposed to men—little can be said except that they are opposed to men, either by inclination, by fashion, or by simulation. Hence we have the institution of marriage. Of women in general still less can be said, except that they are generally speaking. Of women in particular least can be said, except by women in general and men who are not particular. IN FINE, of women, nothing can be said, except what has been left unsaid by me nin general, men in particular, and men who understand them. And the last declined as civilization advanced. Courtesy of Judge. Keynote of Danz' Musical Policy You can give those youngsters money and they can squander it, but you can give them a musical education and develop their appreciation for the finer things in life, and they will thank you always. Music makes us better individually, as well as collectively. When it's the choice of a piano, see Louis Danz, who has given years of continuous musical service to the public in Anaheim and Orange county. You will deal with Mr. Danz Something New In Wall Paper How styles do change, and I believe this Spring we are seeing really worth-while and different ideas in all kinds of home decoration. At Spencer's store they are showing some of the most handsome breakfast-room papers—an array of bedroom and quinroom coverings of equisite taste and design, together with a great variety of living and dining-room selections—truly an interesting display. Ancient Cesspole Unsafe For Some days ago it was that the southeast corner El Torre hotel was seen investigation revealed that for this corner had been old abandoned cesspool steps were taken to prevent the building. The corner up and workmen were place a solid foundation corner. The Hahn livery stall dence formerly stood up now occupied by the L supposed the cesspool for the accommodation living in the house based system was established. The new building had damage from the mishaps. Garden Grove Fleeced Two men, posing as fleeced Alexander P. S. of Garden Grove, outgoing to a report Stephen Los Angeles police Saturation of the two men learned by officers, accept received from Los Stephens, in a visit met the two men on the engaged in conversation They told him they were from Denver. Stephens suffering from eye affliction The report to the Los intimated that Stephens two men to his home, eyes were examined him that they would open Stephens paid the money the two men departed been heard from since Stephens reported. EFFICIENT RAISE This is the day of efficiency ganda as well as in bus is a noteworthy fact that illogical, impractical dreamed of Utopia has by the radical who often cal effectiveness far more Musical Policy You can give those youngsters money and they can squander it, but you can give them a musical education and develop their appreciation for the finer things in life, and they will thank you always. Music makes us better individually, as well as collectively. When it's the choice of a piano, see Louis Danz, who has given years of continuous musical service to the public in Anaheim and Orange county. You will deal with Mr. Danz himself, not a finance company, and can secure any make of piano, as low as $10 down and easy payments. Danz has made it possible for every home to have a piano. Ask about the music lessons given free. A real service at 162 West Center Street. Plumbing Troubles? Then See Joe Quast Do the faucets drip? Drain pipes refuse to drain? Having grief with the plumbing fixtures? Select your plumber hereafter as you would your doctor. Joe Quast is an expert who guarantees his service and what he sells. Ask to see the "one-piece" non-flush toilet fixture that is the last word in plumbing sanitation. 246 East Center. Phone 132 for quick service. In Wall Paper How styles do change, and I believe this Spring we are seeing really worth-while and different ideas in all kinds of home decoration. At Spencer's store they are showing some of the most handsome breakfast-room papers—an array of bedroom and qunroom coverings of equisite taste and design, together with a great variety of living and dining-room selections—truly an interesting display. Mr. Spencer is so helpful with suggestions, and gives you his personal attention, an advantage which seems to me of great value, because he knows wall paper. Of course while in the store, don't by any means falls to glance over the very wonderful art department. Spencer's Store, 166 West Center St. What's the best thing in the world? June-rose, by May-dew impeared; Sweet south wind that means no rain; Truth, not cruel to a friend; Pleasure, not in haste to end; Beauty, not self-decked and curled Till its pride is over plain; Light, that never makes you wink; Memory, that gives no pain; Love, when so, you're loved again. What's the best thing in the world? Something out of it, I think! —Elizabeth Browning. Each week upon this page you'll find A fashion note or two, A bit of verse—philosophy— Some message just for you. The stores and shops I tell you of Are always of the best; If you'll but visit them you'll find My praise they do attest. Property Wanted ORANGE GROVE WANTED—10 or 20 acres, in the vinclinity of Anaheim; must have house on it. Address R. T. Baxter, 1551 Hampel Street, Oakland, Calif. The next sixteen to one issue will doubtless be sixteen automobiles for every family. $85 Buys good used Storey & Clark piano. Pay $1 per week. Danz main store at 162 W. Center, Anaheim. McCall Patterns Falkensteins Butt Pat Foremost in Fashion - Foremost in Value - Anaheim ANOTHER BASEMENT STORE FEATURE McCall Patterns Falkensteins Foremost in fashion - Foremost in value Anaheim ANOTHER BASEMENT STORE FEATURE Fifty New 68x80 Inch Part Wool Blanket Rich Plaids Choice of Five Colors $3.95 PAIR Harmonious Satey Bound An exceptionally fine blanket—soft, yet compact weave, just the right weight, 4½ pounds. A wool mixed blanket combines warmth, service and good looks—(Basement S Ancient Cesspool Unsafe Foundation Some days ago it was discovered that the southeast corner of the new El Torre hotel was sagging, and investigation revealed that the foundation for this corner had been built over an old abandoned cesspool. Immediate steps were taken to prevent damage to the building. The corner was braced up and workmen were engaged to place a solid foundation beneath the corner. The Hahn livery stable and a residence formerly stood upon the ground now occupied by the hotel, and it is supposed the cesspool had been dug for the accommodation of the family living in the house before the sewer system was established. The new building has suffered no damage from the mishap. Garden Grove Man Fleeced of $1200 Two men, posing as eye doctors, fleeced Alexander P. Stephens, farmer of Garden Grove, out of $1200, according to a report Stephens made to the Los Angeles police Saturday. The identity of the two men has not been learned by officers, according to a report received from Los Angeles today. Stephens, in a visit to Los Angeles, met the two men on the street and was engaged in conversation with them. They told him they were eye doctors from Denver. Stephens' wife had been suffering from eye affliction. The report to the Los Angeles police intimated that Stephens then took the two men to his home, where his wife's eyes were examined. They informed him that they would operate for $1200. Stephens paid the money in cash and the two men departed. They have not been heard from since that time, Stephens reported. EFFICIENT RADICALISM This is the day of efficiency in propaganda as well as in business. And it is a noteworthy fact that the one-time illogical, impractical socialist who dreamed of Utopia has been displaced by the radical who often shows a political effectiveness far more deadly than Employees of County Banks to Banquet A banquet will be given this evening, at 6:30 o'clock, at Odd Fellows hall, Orange, by the Orange county chapter of the American Institute of Banking. Those attending will include all employees of banks in Orange county. Approximately seventy-five are expected to attend, it was stated. Roy Edwards, as chairman of the entertainment, stated an excellent program will be provided. Mrs. Walter Kogler will sing and Mrs. W. A. Martin will give violin solos. The speakers of the evening will be Henry S. Schaefer Jr., a prominent attorney of Los Angeles, and William T. Boyce, dean of Fullerton Junior College. Dancing will be the diversion after the program. SCHUMACHER ENDORSED At a meeting of the Buena Park Chamber of Commerce, held Tuesday evening, at its headquarters in the G. S. T. building, that body commended Supervisor William Schumacher for the stand taken on the just distribution of the gasoline and tax funds for county road purposes. The following resolution was adopted: "Whereas, we believe that the action of the Board of Supervisors of Orange County, in refusing to allocate certain money to the City of Santa Ana from the State Gasoline Tax Fund, for road purposes, to be just and equitable, and fair to all sections of the County; Therefore, be it resolved, that the Buena Park Chamber of Commerce, in regular session, shall endorses the action of the Board of Supervisors at the meeting held March 8th, 1927. This resolution be malled to the newspapers, and a copy each to Chairman William Schumacher and John C. Mitchell. "FREDERICK BASTADY," "Secretary." INCREASING STANDARD Some interesting figures on the purchasing power of the dollar of today were given out recently by the national industrial conference board. The figures show, among other things, that the present value of the dollar in purchasing power is 60 cents, when compared with those two duets on the Hawaiian SENATORIAL CAMPAIGN The campaign for the Republican nomination for United States senator in 1928 may be a three-cornered fight with these candidates in the field: Senator Hiram W. Johnson, Lieutenant-Governor Buron Fitts, and William Kent, former member of congress. If that should be the line-up, the candidacy of Kent may be intended simply to drag votes from Johnson in the north and thus strengthen the chances of Buron Fitts, who is regarded as one of the greatest vote getters the state has ever seen. Kent is bitterly hostile to Johnson and might, so it is rumored, be willing to act as a sort of "stalking horse" for Fitts. The above bit of political gossip was picked up by the editor of the Riverside Press on the occasion of a recent visit to Sacrament, and his informant is one of the shrewdest political observers in the state. The writer asked him why he was writing Friend Richardson, Judge Rex Goodcell or Major W. F. Lineberger off the map in this connection; and his reply was that the showing made by these three gentlemen in the election of 1926 was not such as to make them available in 1928. Asked about Congressman Phil D. Swing, the gentleman said he was confident that Swing would not run against Johnson. That view coincides with the information which the editor of the Press has been able to secure from other sources. If, however, Johnson should not be a candidate, then Swing would most likely have to be reckoned with. Whether he would be a candidate against his "buddy" Fitts is a problem. Sacramento is busy now discussing the problems of legislation and sizing up the appointments of Governor Young; but the political wiseacres are never too busy to indulge in a little timely conversation about the next campaign, and some of them are picking Buron Fitts as our next senator:—Riverside Press. The Anaheim Conservatory of Music presented last night a delightful musical play, "Mother's Birthday," which Mrs. Siegel had written and staged in the California theater. The young performers acted their parts very nicely and played the musical selections in perfect time and tune. A special feature were two duets on the Hawaiian EFFICIENT RADICALISM This is the day of efficiency in propaganda as well as in business. And it is a noteworthy fact that the one-time illogical, impractical socialist who dreamed of Utopia has been displaced by the radical who often shows a political effectiveness far more deadly than that of his conservative adversary. This is one menace of communism which is often overlooked by the average observer. Attention to this fact was recently called by O. L. Smith, former attorney general of Michigan, who prosecuted the famous case against Charles E. Ruthenberg and other radicals a few years ago. In addressing a recent meeting of a branch of the National Metal Trades Association at Cincinnati, Mr. Smith said: "Communism and socialism have reached into a stratum of society where the bleary-eyed idle dreamer is not to be found. In his place is a clear-minded, calculating individual, many trained and educated in our best universities, who have taken this insidious movement to heart and are propagating its growth. "Every communist is a pacifist because he hopes that through his pernicious propaganda he can get others to join him to bring about a condition for the outlawing of policing organizations. By this condition the communists then hope to take command by bringing about a state of rebellion and establishing their own form of government." Here are some thoughts worth considering. The Red of today even in America is no longer a Utopian dreamer. He has a keen political sense, is well financed and knows the value of organization and publicity. He uses the printing press and the political machine instead of the soap box and finds his modern methods a thousands times more effective. With Babe Ruth getting $210,000 for three years' play, the average youth will be easy to convince that there is more in training for baseball than for a college professorship. INCREASING STANDARD Some interesting figures on the purchasing power of the dollar of today were given out recently by the national industrial conference board. The figures show, among other things, that the present value of the dollar in purchasing power is 60 cents, when compared with the dollar of 1914. During the past five years the purchasing power has varied little more than five cents, fluctuating back and forth within that margin of difference so that it can be safely said that the dollar has been practically stabilized on this 60-cent basis when compared with 1914. Average living costs as computed by the board were 1.8 per cent lower in 1926 than in 1925, but were 66 per cent higher than in 1914. But it is significant that the average weekly wage earnings at the beginning of the year were 116 per cent higher. $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. THIS car's performance will win your heart, especially the smooth, effortless flow of power from an engine that is vibration-less beyond belief. And Buick value will amaze you— SPRINT THE TIME CLEAN and PAINT And the Time for Odds Butterick Patterns FEATURE 10 Inch Mankets Harmonizing Sateen Bound Ends compact weave—and mixed blanket that (Basement Store) from an engine that is vibrationless beyond belief. And Buick value will amaze you— —Value made possible by great volume and its savings—the earnings of leadership, which are used continually to further enrich Buick quality. The Greatest BUICK A 34-10 Ever Built George F. Howard 128 S. L. A. St. Phone 554 ANAHEIM and FULLERTON PAINT And the Time for Odds WALL PAPER We are your re to save and wa By home production we have eliminated high priced outside salesmanship and r tories. Hhis saving we are passing on t are at your service FREE! Anaheim Pai 158 West IF YOU SHOULD AWAKE TOMORROW —and find that tires and tubes had advanced in price, you will feel disappointed that you had not purchased your tire requirements before. From all indications tires are likely to advance any day. We Will Guarantee Present Prices For 90 Days —if you will place your order now. Only a small deposit required. Better See Us Today 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 The old-fashioned man who used to put his 14-year-old son on the train for a 20-mile journey and tell the conductor to take good care of him, now has a grandson of the same age who can drive the distance in 23 minutes. Another new and interesting sight which we may all see soon is Irate W. Citizen pounding the coin box in a telephone booth, trying to get back $27 which he inserted for his call to London—and then didn't get his party. $135 Buys Mozart piano, good tone, pretty case; easy terms, $5 down. Danz, 162 W. Center, Anaheim. WOMAN wants cooking or housekeeping. 310 E. Center, Room 9, Ph. 457 2tp $185 Buys magnificent Lester piano, famous make, glorious tone; case in good shape. Many other good bargains. Chickering, Knabe Miller, Hardman, Wurlitzer, etc. 100 pianos 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. Springtime THE TIME FOR YOU TO CLEAN UP and PAINT UP PAINT UP and the Time for Us to Clean Up Our Odds and Ends of PAPER & PAINTS We are ready to help you solve your redecorating problems and to save you money on your paints and wall paper. On we have eliminated the cost of shipping, crating, warehousing, side salesmanship and many other expenses necessary to outside facing we are passing on to our customers. Our many years experience FREE! Heim Paint & Paper Co. 158 West Center Street