anaheim-gazette 1929-10-03

PAGE FOUR Christian Science Church "What is the chaff to the wheat? saith the Lord." These words from Jeremiah constitute the Golden Text in the lesson-sermon on "Unreality" Sunday in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, branches of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass. Among the scriptural selections in the lesson-sermon is a portion of Solomon's blessing cited from the first Book of the Kings: "The Lord our God be with us, as he was with our fathers; let him not leave us, nor forsake us; That he may incline our hearts unto him, to walk in all his ways, and to keep his commandments, and his statutes, and his judgments, which he commanded our fathers. That all the people of the earth may know that the Lord is God, and that there is none." EDISON LIGHTING RAISE AGAIN REDUCTION 6th Time Since 1923 In keeping with its past policy of pass consumers any savings that are made rapidly growing business and careful management by the Southern California Edison Company a reduction in its lighting rate from 5.6 cents per kilowatt hour, effective November 50% Reduction Since 50% Reduction Since This rate reduction, the sixth since 1923, when every commodity and service was at price, brings the cost of electricity to the down to a new low level—50% lower than Cost of Electricity Low as More is Used The cost of electricity in the home is go great extent by the amount used—just th any other commodity or service. As more is used the cost per unit becomes lower. Three reasons for this. In the first place, th on a sliding scale so the average cost is more current is used. In the second place, using electric ranges are entitled to the tion" rate which applies to all current u home and which is materially lower than ing rate. The third reason is of interest to all cons gardless of the purpose for which they ta or the amount used. As the Company's l and more current is sold through existing the unit cost decreases and the Company i tion to make reductions in its schedules. S dition as the latter exists at present and is for this reduction. Electricity is Cheap. Use More of It! In shop, store, factory and home, eletaking its place as mankind's most useful tile servant. In each of these fields it petasks more quickly, more conveniently and economically than any other medium. Is it ing all the tasks for you that it can do? ANAHEIM GAZETTE A portion of Solomon from the first Book of Lord our God he with our fathers; nor forsake us; our hearts unto his ways, and to its ups, and his statutes, which he commends. That all may know that there is none else." A correlative passage from the Christian Science textbook "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," contains these words of Mary Baker Eddy: "The science of Christianity comes with fan in hand to separate the chaff from the wheat. Science will declare God aright, and Christianity will demonstrate this declaration and its divine principle, making mankind better physically, morally and spiritually." "Illusion" Is Great "Talkie" "Buddy" Rogers, Nancy Carroll Perform Brilliantly as Lovers on Screen Charles (Buddy) Rogers, that personable young juvenile hero, and his equally delectable partner of the recent Paramount opus, "Close Harmony" Nancy Carroll, will be seen and heard in their second co-featured all-talking picture, Paramount's "Illusion," at the Fox theatre Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct., 7, 8 and 9. With a play that is excellent "Illusion" is based on the novel by Arthur Train, and actors who are equally superior, it is difficult to judge which is the more deserving of commendatory precedence. Rogers is a young magician who had learned his stage tricks through an early up-bringing in the circus. Nancy Carroll is the girl who was raised in the same environment and who is his partner in their successful stage act. She is in love with him. But Buddy, through his charm and suave appearance gets himself invited to the parties and fetes of gay Park Avenue society. He falls for a wealthy heiress, played by June Collyer. Meanwhile Nancy becomes disconsolate, and in the same meanwhile June learns the true story of Buddy's background. She tells Buddy she can never marry him. He goes to a theatre where Nancy is playing the old act with a new partner. The thrilling climax of the act comes. Four riffles blaze at Nancy. Their lead bullets for which she is supposed to have substituted harmless graphite ones by a sleight-of-hand trick zing through the air toward their human target. Nancy is struck. She collapses. Well, for the rest of it, see it yourself. It is real entertainment with every value that the talking screen can give. There is fast and interesting dialogue there are a number of secondary character-impersonations by a capable supporting cast, there are three memorable songs introduced in a logical manner—and there are Nancy and Buddy, personable and glamorous sweethearts of When you Hart Schaffer label in a Uniform model —It's the same thousands of the best lege men in America style $35 to CORONA BROWN GRENADIER BILLY PYRA Since 1920, the sixth since 1920, the year quality and service was at its highest of electricity to the consumer level—50% lower than in 1920. Electricity Lower More is Used City in the home is governed to a amount used—just the same as any or service. As more electricity unit becomes lower. There are rates. In the first place, the rates are the average cost is reduced as much as the second place, consumers are entitled to the "combina- applies to all current used in the materially lower than the light- of interest to all consumers, re- pose for which they take service. As the Company's load grows sold through existing facilities, and the Company is in a position in its schedules. Such a con-ists at present and is the reason Their lead bullets for which she is supposed to have substituted harmless graphite ones by a sleight-of-hand trick zing through the air toward their human target. Nancy is struck. She collapses. Well, for the rest of it, see it yourself. It is real entertainment with every value that the talking screen can give. There is fast and interesting dialogue there are a number of secondary character-impersonations by a capable supporting cast, there are three memorable songs introduced in a logical manner—and there are Nancy and Buddy, personable and glamorous sweethearts of the screen. Lothar Mondes did an excellent job of the direction, and E. Lloyd Sheldon is equally deserving of praise for his work as adaptor of the story for the screen. Gas Mains Laid In San Clemente Southern Counties Gas Company Extending Its Service According to an announcement by C. E. Rutledge, manager of the Orange county district for the Southern Counties Gas Company, the laying of natural gas distribution mains throughout the town of San Clemente practically have been completed. The service of gas to "The Spanish Village" is being undertaken at the request of practically every resident of the town, supported by a petition from the Chamber of Commerce. Large transmission mains, tied in with the company's entire transmission system are now being laid to connect with San Clemente, Capistrano, Capistrano Beach and Dana Point. According to Rutledge, natural gas will be turned into the new mains between November 1st and November 18th, supplying hundreds of families along the south coast of Orange county. In order to bring natural gas to these four communities, the company is laying fourteen miles of twelve-inch main from Laguna Beach at a cost of approximately $175,000. A total of 16 miles of distribution mains along practically every thoroughfare and reaching to practically every home in the four communities is being installed at an additional expenditure of approximately $52,000, said Rutledge. From the survey made by the local Chamber of Commerce and from the number of requests we have received from home owners in these communities it appears that at least ninety per cent of the residents of San Clemente, Capistrano, Capistrano Beach and Dana Point, will depend upon the natural gas supply for cooking, water heating and house heating, said Rutledge. "Many of course are also planning to install the new natural gas refrigerators, ironers, etc." In San Clemente especially, which is acquiring a national reputation as one of California's most modern com- From the survey made by the local Chamber of Commerce and from the number of requests we have received from home owners in these communities it appears that at least ninety per cent of the residents of San Clemente, Capistrano, Capistrano Beach and Dana Point, will depend upon the natural gas supply for cooking, water heating and house heating, said Rutledge. "Many of course are also planning to install the new natural gas refrigerators, ironers, etc. "In San Clemente especially, which is acquiring a national reputation as one of California's most modern communities, we have learned that the almost unanimous opinion of the residents of San Clemente is that the town will not be thoroughly modern until it is supplied with natural gas. We are glad to announce that within the next six weeks natural gas will be available for every home in San Clemente and other communities in that vicinity." FORESTRY BOARD COMING Fred J. Stevenot, state director of natural resources; M. B. Pratt, state forestry and his assistant, W. B. Hider, will accompany members of the state board of forestry when they visit Orange county October 23 on a tour of inspection to water crests and streams. It was announced in a communiqué from the forestry board useless by the county board of supervisors. D. 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