oc-plain-dealer 1921-03-25

FRATERNAL BODIES HIT ASSEMBLY BILL Secretaries of three fraternal orSPECIALS EASTER CAKES WHIPPED CREAM CREAM PUFFS Real French Pastries Something New In Cookies "SWISS COOKIES" 40c per Doz. BOSTON AKERY LEE EICHOLTZ, Prop. No. 201 E. Center Open Sundays 9-12, 4-6 organizations, Modern Woodmen of America, Woodmen of the World and Neighbors of Woodcraft, have received notice from their respective state headquarters that the directors have gone on record as being against the repeal of Section 5 on an act for the regulation and control of fraternal and benefit societies, approved by the state legislature in May, 1911. Assembly Bill No. 663 now before the present legislature, provides for the repeal of Section 6. This bill was introduced by Assemblyman E.H. Christian of Alameda-co. It is scheduled to come up for a hearing before the assembly committee at Sacramento March 25. The act as passed by the legislature in 1911 relates to the payment of death benefits by fraternal and benefit societies. Section 6 of this act reads as follows: "The payment of death benefits shall be confined to wife, husband, relative by blood to the fourth degree, father-in-law, mother-in-law, son-in-law, daughter-in-law, step-father, stepmother, stepchildren, children by legal adoption or to a person or persons dependent upon the member, provided that if after the issuance of the original certificate the member shall become dependent upon an incorporated charitable institution, he shall have the privilege, with the consent of the society, to make such institution his beneficiary." Within the above restrictions each member shall have the right to designate his beneficiary, and, from time to time, thave the same changed in accordance with the laws, rules and regulations of the society, and no beneficiary shall in the said benefit until it becomes due and payable death of said member; any society may by its law scope of beneficiaries above classes." HOW DO YOU SAY INCREASE YOUR STORY WORDS "Other things being Professor A. S. Hill, "writer who has the largest words to choose from, the best words for Hence the desirableness vocabulary. In the copy variety of the vocabularies command, men differ widely 100,000 words computed the English language, the Shakespeare not more and in the poems of Milton 8000. The vocabulary has not been estimate certainly a small one which suffices for the essentials of a traveler. "Poverty of language of much slang, a favor 'nice,' 'nasty,' 'beauty,' fully,' 'stunning,' 'splen handsome,' 'immense'—ployed for so many pu serve no one peupose of copious vocabulary, or hand supplies a fresh cry fresh thot or fancy. Don't Say I liked to fell. He speaks harsh. The house is heated. He lives in a near-both of the brothers loquial.) Say I liked to have fallen BOSTON BAKERY LEE EICHLOTZ, Prop. No. 201 E. Center Open Sundays 9-12, 4-6 Buy your Coffee in Glassin-Lined Bags ORANGE BLOSSOM COFFEE "It's always fresh" Saves you the price of expensive tins Weekly Bulletin Tasteful Puritan Ham for Your Easter Dinner Half or Whole lb.38c Your guests will quickly appreciate your good taste if you serve a delicious Puritan—or Swift's Promlum Ham — well baked for Easter. Half or V lb.3 And for breakfast a few strips of Puritan Bacon (half or whole) lb. Fresh Ranch Eggs, dozen Thompson Seedless Raisins, 2 lbs. Happy Vale Salmon (pink 1-2s lb.38c or Swift's Premium Ham — well baked for Easter. —And for breakfast a few strips of Puritan Bacon (half or whole) lb. Fresh Ranch Eggs, dozen Thompson Seedless Raisins, 2 lbs. Happy Vale Salmon (pink 1-2s) Blue Rose Head Rice, 4 lbs. Baby Dry Lima Beans, 4 lbs. Crisco, 1 lb. ... 20c; 3 lbs. ... 57c; 6 lbs. Sperry and A-1 Flour, 1-8 bbl. ... $1.47; 10 lbs. Chaffee’s Flour, 1-8 bbl. ... $1.35; 10 lbs. Water White Strained Honey, quart jar. Candy Eggs and Novelties for Easter —Gladden the hearts of the little tots. Brighten the home on Easter morning with an array of Easter eggs and novelties. At Chaffee’s the variety is large and the displays are pleasing to young folks. Hens and Marshmallow Eggs, each ... 1c Marshmallow Rabbitits, each ... 1c Chocolate Cream Eggs (decorated), each... 15c Quail Eggs, 3 for ... 1c Robin Eggs, 4 for Jelly Eggs, 8 for Milk Chocolate Rabbitits, each Golden Goose Candy Eggs, each Peter Rabbitits, each Chaffees WHEEL-CASH BEATS CREDIT Acme Stores Store No. 36 127 West Center Street Anaheim THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, AMAZING U.S. CALIFORNIA. PAC In the said benefit until the same has become due and payable upon the death of said member; provided, that any society may by its laws limit the scope of beneficiaries within the above classes." HOW DO YOU SAY IT! INCREASE YOUR STOCK OF WORDS "Other things being equal," says Professor A. S. Hill, "a speaker or writer who has the largest stock of words to choose from, will choose the best words for his purpose. Hence the desirableness of an ample vocabulary. In the copiousness and variety of the vocabularies at their command, men differ widely. Of the 100,000 words computed to exist in the English language, there occur in Shakespeare not more than 15,000 and in the poems of Milton not above 8000. The vocabulary of business has not been estimated, but it is certainly a small one. So is that which suffices for the ordinary necessities of a traveler. "Poverty of language is the source of much slang, a favorite word—as 'nice,' 'masty,' 'beastly,' 'jolly,' 'awfully,' 'stunning,' 'splendid,' 'lovely,' 'handsome,' 'immense' — being employed for so many purposes as to serve no one peupose effectively. A copious vocabulary, on the other hand supplies a fresh word for cry-ry fresh thot or fancy." Don't Say I liked to fell. He speaks harsh. The house is heated comfortable. He lives in a near-by village. Both of the brothers came. (Colloquial.) Say I liked to have fallen, or I came falling. New York Letter by Lucy Joanne Price NEW YORK, March 28—Evidently the Fifth-ave bus tops are to continue to hold their place as the last stand of the city's gentle love affairs. When the park department took its cruel stand in regard to occasional handholdings or kisses being indulged in within their domain, nothing was left to the handholders but the bus tops. Then somebody remembered them and wrote to the Fifth Avenue.Coach Co., protesting against its allowing such goings on. The company refused to be disturbed or to issue orders anent its more sentimental passengers. So the other day, a shocked person, signing himself in the good old way, "Pro Bono Publico," wrote a letter to Sheriff Knott, expressing his shocks. And that gallant official replied "Let the spooners spoon," and more to that effect. So in this whole big city, there remain the few floating oases for those who have no homes of their own in which to express their sentiments. Willard Mack snaps his fingers at temperament and mood and all the other customary needs of the creator of art and drama. He declares that when he wrote, staged and produced "Smooth as Silk," the play in which he is now starring, in six days, he did what any other playwright could do if he didn't think it was necessary to flit to Palm Beach to "think" and to "write only when the mood is on" and all the rest of the things which Wil. In excess of 500 barrels of oil a day. Any interruption of the drilling operations, the oil company maintains, might result in the loss of the well. The company further recites that March 14, last, it sold to the public generally 17,707 shares of its treasury capital stock. Universal China Day Celebrated April 17 Universal China Day will be observed in the churches of So. Calif., Sunday, April 17, according to an announcement received by H. H. Benjamin, local chairman for the China Famine Fund. The letter sent to the pastors of all churches is as follows: "You have the story already. They are dying in China—men, women and children—dying of hunger. Millions of them. "God has heard their cry, and has" KNEIP'S MARK FIRST TO SATURDAY —Buy a can of Curtis Ripe Olive Ten Dollar Gold Piece, and a case Fresh Pork Shoulders, lb. Don't Say I liked to fell. He speaks harsh. The house is heated comfortable. He lives in a near-by village. Both of the brothers came. (Colloquial.) Say I liked to have fallen, or I came near falling. He speaks harshly. The house is heated comfortably. He lives in a village near by. Both brothers came. (Better to omit "of" before noun, but use it before pronoun; e.g., "Both of them came.") After the hatching season, cook, sell or pen your roosters. Hens not running with a male bird will produce infertile eggs—quality eggs that keep best and market best. The rooster does not help the hens to lay. Scratch a socialist and you will find a snob, says a contemporary. From the personal appearance of some exponents of the cult communistic, one can imagine entertainment more attractive than scratching socialists. Painting, Paperbanging, Tinging Day or contract. Phone 369. Chaffees TIN m for Your or your Half or Whole lb.38c alf or whole) lb. 55c 25c 45c 11c 25c Willard Mack snaps his fingers at temperament and mood and all the other customary needs of the creator of art and drama. He declares that when he wrote, staged and produced, "Smooth as Silk," the play in which he is now starring, in six days, he did what any other playwright could do if he didn't think it was necessary to fit to Palm Beach to "think" and to "write only when the mood is on" and all the rest of the things which Willard Mack calls plain lack of business methods. "If he wants to," he avers, "a playwright can do just as well in Harlem flat as out in sunny California. But most of the time, he doesn't want to." There is one region from which will come no measures to regulate woman's dress. That is New York City. Previously earliest reformers could usually get such bills introduced, even the everyone knew they wouldn't get beyond the "pleased to meet you" stage. But a representative from here was approached by one who was much disturbed about "what are we coming to" with a bill which would limit the brevity of women's skirts. "Not for me," said this wise man, edging away. "Those short skirts put me here today. There are some thousands of them in my district. Not for me. There are no dress reform bills before the New York legislature as yet. There will be none. It was an unusual sight that attracted the librarian's attention first. An ordinary looking man sat peaceably at a reading table when suddenly something soapsudsy-looking guashed from the top of his waistcoat. The librarian hesitated. There was nothing in the rules to meet the emergency of a gushing soapsuds. Then she went over to him. "Is—in—anything the matter?" she asked gently. "Matter?" said the man; and then noticed his bubbling waistcoat. By that time three more severe members of the public library staff had gathered about. There was no escape and the man thrust in his hand and pulled out the bottle, which had got warm and puffed its cork out with the force of its yeast or whatever it got the force from. "Why," gasped the severer guardian of the library law and order, "Why, he ought to be arrested. We ought to soverer of his plight drew close to him. 'Was it gold home brew?' she asked, have him arrested." The original Gls. Yes," cried the man defiantly. "If was good home. And I got the recipe for it right here in your library!" She guardians withdrew without calling the police. They were not certain just what might be the law governing such recipes. At last here's a film without any substitutes; and its an interesting experiment. Charles Ray has done it in The Old Swimmin' Hole." As a matter of fact there's no story, either, so perhaps it was an easy picture to try the method out on. It is an elaboration of Riley's poem, and the photog- KNEIP'S MARK FIRST TO SATURDAY Buy a can of Curtis Ripe Olive Ten Dollar Gold Piece, and a case Fresh Pork Shoulders, lb. Nice Juicy Shoulder Roast, lb. Arm Roast, lb. Brisket Boiling Beef, lb. Short Ribs, lb. Eastern Style Pork Sausage, lb. Compound, lb. Smoked Pienic Ham, lb. KNEIP'S 118 W. Chartress Street OPEN TILL 9:00 THESE PRICES GOOD AT AL SATURDAY Fancy Standard Peas. Limit 1 Pink Salmon, 1s, tall cans Pink Salmon, 1-2s, flat ca Fresh Creamery Butter. (Above Price) At last here's a film without any substitutes; and its an interesting experiment. Charles Ray has done it in "The Old Swimmin' Hole." As a matter of fact there's no story, either, so perhaps it was an easy picture to try the method out on. It is an elaboration of Riley's poem, and the photography and characters are excellent. The National Disabled Soldiers' League, with headquarters in this city, sent personal letters the other day to the governors of all states in the union, asking them to set aside he week beginning April 10, as "Disabled Soldiers' Week," for the purpose of attracting nation-wide attention to the needs of men who gave their health and strength in the defense of their country. It was said that the disclosures of conditions at some of the hospitals where the soldiers are being cared for—more or less—has led to the action. Asserting it has drilled a well 2,615 feet at a cost in excess of $90,000, the Texcal Oil & Refining Co. of Los Angeles has filed suit against H. A. Bardeen to prove a leasehold interest on certain property at Huntington Beach. The oil company also asks that a temporary restraining order be issued to prevent Bardeen or his agents from interfering or interrupting the company's drilling operations, pending the trial of the action. A lease purporting to have been signed by the plaintiff and defendant is attached to the papers filed. The oil well over which the dispute arises is in the Garfield-at addition to Huntington Beach. The company points out that the well is within 200 feet of another well which has been drilled by the Standard Oil Co., and which is producing Another Big in Dried Fruits. You will find some of our present pre-war levels. Dried Apples, 2 lbs. for Dried Peaches, 2 lbs. for Dried Pears, lb. White or black Figs, 2 lbs. for Seeded Raisins, 11 oz., 2 for PRUNES Large sizes, 2 lb Medium sizes, 2 Small sizes, 3 lb Standard Corn reduced to Standard Tomatoes large No. 2 Extra Standard Apricots, No. 2 Standard Yellow Free Peaches, 2 Standard L. C. Peaches, No. 2 1- Standard Bartlett Pears, now Shaw's Fine Jams, 1 lb. Del Monte Sardines, 1s, 2 for Pafco Minced Salmon, 1-2s, 2 fo AGE sent us to answer it. "From the Christian churches of America, China has received her greatest uplift. They will not fail her now. "Sunday, April 17, is Universal China Day in the churches of So. Calif. "Link up with your fellow pastors and voice the cry of these starving people to your congregation. Get your Sunday school and your young people with you in this. Get everybody to share with these suffering ones. "I know you will do it." If you have not already contributed your share, do it now. Every bank in Anaheim is now accepting contributions. Considering the fact that oil is a lubricant, remarks the Cincinnati Enquirer, it certainly does cause an awful lot of friction in international affairs. Eyes Examined Fitted DR. G. E. BAYNTON Optometrist 223 W. 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ON SATURDAYS ROCK BOTTOM STORES QUALITY GROCERIES SATURDAY SPECIALS Standard Peas ... 10c Limit 1 Dozen to a Customer Lemon, 1s, tall cans ... 10c Lemon, 1-2s, flat cans, 2 for ... 15c Creamery Butter ... 42c (Above Prices Good for Saturday Only) CALIFORNIA JAP STYLE RICE HER Big Cut Dried Fruits blashed prices on Prunes and other Dried and some of our present prices below the 2 lbs. for ... 25c 2 lbs. for ... 35c 20c Figs, 2 lbs. for ... 25c 11 oz., 2 for ... 35c Large sizes, 2 lbs. ... 35c Medium sizes, 2 lbs. ... 25c Small sizes, 3 lbs. ... 25c CALIFORNIA JAP STYLE RICE 3 lbs. for ... 21c 5 lbs. for ... 35c 10 lbs. for ... 65c FANCY SOUTHERN HEAD RICE 3 lbs. for ... 18c 5 lbs. for ... 30c 10 lbs. for ... 60c LARGE OR SMALL WHITE BEANS 3 lbs. for ... 15c 5 lbs. for ... 25c 10 lbs. for ... 50c PINK BEANS 3 lbs. for ... 25c 5 lbs. for ... 35c reduced to ... 15c tomatoes large No. 2 1-2 can, 3 for ... 25c d Apricots, No. 2 1-2 can ... 15c now Free Peaches, 2 1-2 can ... 15c Peaches, No. 2 1-2 can, 2 for ... 35c lett Pears, now ... 20c Jams, 1 lb. ... 25c & 30c dines, 1s, 2 for ... 25c Salmon, 1-2s, 2 for ... 25c