oc-plain-dealer 1923-11-01

Thursday, November 1, 1923 BOWLERS' COMING BACK IN ENGLAND LONDON, Nov. 1.—If you are coming to England this fall and want to be sartorially correct when you stroll through Bond-st., bring along your derby hat and wear it. About 20 years ago King Edward cast the hard felt style of hat into the discard and blossomed forth in a soft hat of the Homburg type. Then ensued a scramble on the part of the followers of masculine fashions to get rid of their "bowlers," as the English call the derby, and to acquire soft felt headpieces. So for nearly 20 years the derby lid has been passe in London. Now the Prince of Wales, who more or less sets the fashion for men's styles in England, and who has a style of hat for every conceivable occasion, has begun to show marked preference for the "bowler." The Duke of York also has been adorning his dome with a derby with increasing frequency. As a result the hatters of London's fashionable West End have laid in a new supply of derbies and have decreed that "the bowler will be worn this autumn." There remains nothing for the devotee of fashion to do but to buy a "bowler" and wear it, whether he likes it or not. Reports from 19 counties show 465,996 acres swept by flames. Crop losses amounted to $1,576,-329.70, and value of improvements destroyed was estimated at $256,633.60. FAMILY CLOCK IS ALSO SAVINGS BANK WEST PALM BEACH, Nov. 1. A family clock which demands at least 5¢ as its daily working wage has made its debut in West Palm Beach. It will not wind unless coins in denominations of 5, 10 or 25 cents are deposited. But this new timepiece is not so cruel after all, as it might seem. At the end of each month its coin box can be unlocked, and the money deposited there during the month will be returned, wita gratifying silence. Thus it serves a double purpose—as a timekeeper and as a money-saver. This coin clock is sold by a local bank. "Economical saving as regular as a clock," is the slogan the financial institution has adopted. A. H. Wagg, president of the bank, vouches for the fact that the clock keeps perfect time so long as it is fed the daily coin. "Rewinding means the saving of at least one coin," he says. "Thus the pocket change so often wasted will build a substantial savings account when used to wind the clock." The instrument has an open face, plain, while the other material is steel. It will hold approximately $25, but there is a place for depositing bills, so that it will take care of as much money as desired. Charlie Chaplin says, "Health is a state of mind, and laughter the best tonic." Making allowances for rhetorical exaggeration, there is much truth therein.—Sacramento Bee. Herr Fellinger. A new post, that of current commissioner, has been created the German government and Herr Fellinger has been appointed to new post. One of his duties is confiscate all foreign money for in public eating and drink places. Whether or not he has check up on all the marks print isn't known. Newest, Smartest, Wear COAT Autumn Coats and Wraps are Ind Expressions of Smartness Autumn and out-of-doors are inseperable—so in the realm of autumn fashions for coats and wraps will play a most important role. The new models are particu cause they are fashioned of soft pile fabrics, many richly fur trimmed—partly. L tile in styling, so graceful in line. We commend them to your good taste and Autumn Coats and Wraps are Indulgent Expressions of Smartness Autumn and out-of-doors are inseperable—so in the realm of autumn fashions for coats and wraps will play a most important role. The new models are particularly cause they are fashioned of soft pile fabrics, many richly fur trimmed—partly, but tile in styling, so graceful in line. We commend them to your good taste and $16.50 to $189.50 The New Frocks Show Many Intuitive Tendencies Every interesting fashion note that has been sponsored by Paris appear in this autumn frocks. Frocks of silks in crepe, satin and novelty weaves. Frocks of clean new charmeen. Frocks of velvet in lovely colors and deep black. Bouffant in waist. Straight of line, with the look of Youth about them. Trimmed in a host priced very modestly. $16.50 to $89.50 Guaranteed Quality FURS Furs! Adorably soft and caressing! Flattering luxurious! The winning touch of feminine charm. More than ever this season one must wear furs. $5.65 to $195.00 Girls' Millinery —Complete assortment millinery, big values in and take a look at and compare vales. $2.50 The S. Q. R. Store THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. IS HE HAVE TO MOUNT THE MARKS? Herr Fellinger. new post, that of currency missioner, has been created byerman government and Herr Bryant has been appointed to the post. One of his duties is to create all foreign money foundpublic eating and drinking. Whether or not he has toup on all the marks printedknown. CHORUS GIRLS TO WEAR MORE NEW YORK, Nov. 1.—The 1924 chorus girl will wear more clothes than does the late edition of 1923. Dorothy Bryant, executive president of the Chorus Girls' Equity association, predicted in an interview today. Leave it to the "aristocracy of the chorus" to see to it that the prevailing rage for "nudes" does not last, said Mrs. Bryant. "Parisianize the American stage? Never! she asserted." "Why, the girls themselves—that is, the better class (the 90 per cent)—already are turning thumbs down on the salacious and snappy, the daring decollettes, the beautiful but dumb "nudes." Dramatic critics, now shaking an apprehensive head over the trend in the theater, and reformers, eager to legislate against and censure the stage, needn't worry. Leave it to these girls. "The time is coming—and very soon—when the chorus girl who does the undraped in musical reviews, will automatically be relegated to the realm of burlesque." "Next season, the girls will be asked not so much, how do you look, but what can you do? Beauty is to be supplanted by talent." Mrs. Bryant recalled that when the Amazon type chorus girl made her first appearance about 25 years ago, the country was shocked. The shock wore off, however, and in the last year or two, the tights have given way to talcum powder. DIVERGENT GOALS FOR HURRIED N. Y. NEW YORK, Nov. 1.—Mad Manhattan — pushing, pulling, pummeling, racing to subways, running from the "L's." "Where are you going?" the inquisitive reporter asked. Middle-aged woman—"To buy a nut sundae." Middle-aged man—"Newsstand—get a golf magazine." Old lady—"Tickets for the Winter Garden." Old man—"To get a necktie." Youth with the oiled hair—"Home." Flapper in sleeveless gown—"To call a cop, you fresh thing." Plain Dealer Ads Always Bring "It's really been the small-town man's fault. When in the big city he demands a zippy show—something Main street, the family, or the Woman's club wouldn't stand for. But the chorus girls have had enough," said Mrs. Bryant, "It simply can't last." PLAN MOUNTED T LONG BEACH, Nov. 1.—bers of the Adventurers' club planning here a collection of animals which will eclipse great Hagenbeck zoological den in Germany before they A site for a suitable bus in which to house the mounted and unmounted, a live specimens of animals all quarters of the earth, der consideration. LOCATE GEYSE LAKEVIEW, Nov. 1.—workmen were engaged in a well for the local sanitary column of water suddenly through at a depth of 45 feet shot a stream of boiling into the air over 40 ft. in The workmen barely escaped time to escape injury. The eruptions have come since, coming exactly six m apart, thus placing the well class of a true geyser. The will be used to provide hot now being installed. Giant SHOE Values Unprecedented— Warmest ATS aps are Individual Smartness of autumn fashions for cool weather wear, these two models are particularly inviting, partly becur trimmed—partly, because they are so versayour good taste and judgment. SHOE Values Unprecedented— stances Less Than Fact and Buy for Less. ACT E. C. Skuffers All sizes to 2. No need to tell you a wonderful value. Button or lace, smoked or tan colors Men's Golf Oxford Made of smoked elk leather, with r Goodyear welted soles. All sizes. Worth $7.50 a pair. On sale only. School for Scuffer Oxfords an Sandals Women's Brown $2. Bandals $2. Men's, all sizes $1.39 to $1.69 Sturdy Boys' Shoes aps are Individual Smartness of autumn fashions for cool weather wear, these new models are particularly inviting, partly beur trimmed—partly, because they are so versayour good taste and judgment. Many Interesting ies Paris appear in this diversified collection of weaves. Frocks of cloth, in duvetyn, twills, the p black. Bouffant in silhouette with slender n. Trimmed in a host of delightful ways—and 89.50 Girls' Millinery Complete assortment of millinery, big values, come in and take a look at these and compare values. $2.50 to $6.50 Store :: Anaheim Cal. WOMEN'S BLACK KID STRAP SLIPPERS or JULIETS—Made with flexible leather soles; all sizes— $1.69 FELT SLIPPERS FOR MEN—Padded soles, fine grade felt; all sizes— $1.00 FELT SLIPPERS—PIBBON TRIMMED—Padded soles; ten different colors— 89c INFANTS' SOFT SOLES All colors; $1 values— 69c WOMEN'S $6.00 KID BOOTS—All sizes! made of fine black kid Louis heels; Goodyear welted soles, only— $1.00 Black Kid Boudoir Slipper Made with padded soles; pompom ornament; all sizes ... $1.00 16 Stores In California Kafateria 109 WEST ALAN MOUNTED ZOO SALARY FUSS TO COURT OF APPEALS LONG BEACH, Nov. 1. — Members of the Adventurers' club are running here a collection of wild animals which will eclipse the Great Hagenbeck zoological garden in Germany before the war. A site for a suitable building which to house the furs, mounted and unmounted, and the specimens of animals from quarters of the earth, is under consideration. LOCATE GEYSER LAKEVIEW, Nov. 1. — While workmen were engaged in boring well for the local sanitarium, column of water suddenly burst through at a depth of 45 feet and not a stream of boiling water on the air over 40 ft. in height, the workmen barely escaped in one to escape injury. The eruptions have continued since coming exactly six minutes apart, thus placing the well in the mass of a true geyser. The water will be used to provide hot baths now being installed. Don't Forget That The Ever Ready Truck & Transfer Co. Is still able to do your hauling of any description CONTRACT HAULING A SPECIALTY Get Our Price O. J. LINNARTZ. Prop. Residence 211 E. Sycamore St. nt Purchase OE SALE Unprecedented—The Newest and Best Styles, in Many In- OE SALE Unprecedented—The Newest and Best Styles, in Many InLess Than Factory Cost. Why Pay High Prices—Come Here for Less. ACT! INVESTIGATE! E. C. Skuffers 2. No need to tell you that this is value. Button or lace, tan colors $1.98 Men's Golf Oxfords Hooked elk leather, with rubber soles, velted soles. All sizes. 0 a pair. On sale only $3.98 A Wonderful Offering for Women In New Novelty Footwear Dainty new strap pumps in beige, gray, brown, or black suede or buck, made with lattice cutouts or plain. With covered Junior or LXV heels; also satin slippers in black. The prettiest of styles $4.85 Low Heel or Military Heel Oxfords In all the wanted combinations. Shoes that would ordinarily retail from $7.50 to $10.00. Our price $4.85 School and Dress Shoes for Boys and Girls Scuffer Oxfords and Sandals men's Brown $2.19 n's $2.98 children's and Misses, all sizes $1.39 to $1.69 Sturdy Boys' Shoes Little Gents' Youths' and Boys' Army Shoes Fan Cons. Blucher, long-wearing leather soles, rubber heels. Sizes 9 to 13½ $2.48 Sizes 1 to 2 $2.98 Sizes 2½ to 6 $3.48 Wonderful Line of Mary Janes for Girls Many excellent grade patent Sizes for big girls from $2.48 2½ to 8 $1.48 Sizes for little girls, 8 to 8 Misses' sizes, 8½ to 2 See the Big Table For the Men Folks Women's Brown dals $2.19 men's, sizes $2.98 Children's and Misses, all sizes $1.39 to $1.69 Sturdy Boys' Shoes Kind that wear. Three big Wonderful value— $1.98 $2.48 $2.98 Fan Cons, Blucher, long-wearing leather soles, rubber heels. Sizes $2.48 9 to 13½ Sizes $2.98 1 to 2 Sizes $3.48 2½ to 6 See the Big Table Full of Fancy Top Children's Shoes That we have placed on sale for $1.48. Button styles; all sizes up to 8. For the Men Folks We have all the latest style in dress shoes—brown, black kid and calf leather $3.98 WHITE-CANVAS LOW SHOES AT A CLEAN-UP PRICE $1.00 HURRY FOR THIS LOT MEN'S SPORT OR NOVELTY SLIPPERS—Big variety combinations; a big selection. On sale at $3.98 Black Kid Boudoir Slipper de with padded soles; pomp ornament; $1.00 LOOK! READ! FIVE HUNDRED PAIR $2.98 Of these low shoes for women in brown or black patent or kid, oxford or strap, low or high boots. A wonderful assortment. Men's Bike Shoes Smoked or brown; made of soft silk leather— $2.48 afateria Shoe Stores The Fastest Growing Firm in California "There's a Reason" 109 WEST CENTER ST., ANAHEIM