oc-plain-dealer 1924-03-07

NEW METHOD AIDS BLINDED CRIPPLES ROME, March 7—At the Orthopedic Congress in Rome, just brought to an end, Professor Galazzi brought forward an apparatus by means of which the blind who have lost their hands are enable to read by means of the Braille system. Up to now for the blind who have suffered also the loss of the hands the Braille system has been impracticable, of course. Professor Galazzi's invention consists of a die or cube of ivory, furnished with six points of electric contact, fixed to the stump of the arm. The electric contacts, by means of conducting wires, can be made to touch certain points on the thorax. The operator moves the die attached to the stump of his arm over the Braille characters, and the electric contacts impress themselves on the thorax, which is sensible of a light and instantaneous feeling of heat. So every time that the blind man touches with the die the characters he feels on the thorax impressions which in their distribution correspond with the raised points which stand for the separate letters. In this manner he quickly learns to distinguish between these and to connect them in syllables and phrases. BRITAIN PLANS DEEP WATER PORT LONDON, March 7.—Plans for a deep-water port at Falmouth, Cornwall, that will be safe for the biggest liners are under consideration. The scheme is ambitious and provides for great tidal basins; quays and graving docks that will accommodate mammoths like the Leviathan and the Majestic comfortably. No docks are required. It is pointed out, owing to the land-locked nature of the roads, and no sea-defense works are needed. Plans and surveys are ready for building a 4000-foot quay at St. Just, the harbor port, in three sections—one for berthing liners, one for passengers and the third for local trade. WOMAN'S PARTY'S IMPORTANT IN FASCISTI BODY Mme, Amalia Besso. The Fascist movement in Italy has grown so fast that its woman's party is almost as important as the men's. Mme. Amalia Beeso heads the feminine portion of the "black shirts" and is sometimes known as the "feminine Mussolini." FINDS SURE CURE FOR TOOTHACHE ATLANTA, Ga., March 7.—Paregoric and aspirin mixed with corn whiskey is a "sure cure for toothache," C. C. Gray told Recorder George Johnson the other day, following his arrest on charges of intoxication. "I had a terrific toothache," young Gray said. "At first I took more paregoric and aspirin, but that didn't help much. Then I took a drink of corn whiskey. The three together went to my head and proved a perfect remedy." IRON MT. STATE OF BACKS HER GIRL ST. LOUIS, March 7.—It looks like a successful leap year for souri this year. The rural press of the state come to the support of Miss girls to make the 1924 campaign the most deadly in the range eligible bachelors. To help the good cause of along, the ever chivalrous co-editors of Missouri have probed the publishing of lists of elites unfettered by home life. Some of the scribes have gone so far as to suggest prints of photographs of the eligible. The help of the press in trying the spotlight on all the monial "slackers" and in seeing out those "willing but thin" has met with enthusiastic reaction by the fair ones. Theitors report they had no trouble in getting ambitious fair hearts to compile such lists. The Gorin, Mo., Argus, in land County, started the bailings. Gorin has a population about 900. The editor published a list of eligible males in Gorin (said). GET AT THE CAUSE Many Anaheim Folks Are Singing How to Avoid Needless Suffering There's nothing more annoyed than kidney weakness or inability to properly control the kidneys' creations. Night and day alike sufferer is tormented and we with the burning and scalding attendant backache, headache, dizziness, life is indeed a burn Doan's Pills—a stimulant diuretic to the kidneys—have brought peace and comfort to many Aheim people. Profit by this Aheim resident's experience: J. A. Laffoon, retired farmer 417 S. Elm St., says: "Do Pills are an old stand-by with me and I don't know how I would have made out without them got so bad off with kidney trouble. I could hardly keep go The scheme is ambitious and provides for great tidal basins; quays and graving docks that will accommodate mammoths like the Lewlathan and the Majestic comfortably. No docks are required. It is pointed out, owing to the land-locked nature of the roads, and no sea-defense works are needed. Plans and surveys are ready for building a 4000-foot quay at St. Just, the harbor port, in three sections—one for berthing liners, one for passengers and the third for local trade. Supporters of the scheme maintain that when completed the new port will become the first ocean port of call for liners from America, the Mediterranean and the East. PLAIN DEALER CLASSIFIED ADS PRODUCE RESULTS ATLANTA, Ga., March 7.—Paregoric and aspirin mixed with corn whiskey is a "sure cure for toothache," C. C. Gray told Recorder George Johnson the other day, following his arrest on charges of intoxication. "I had a terrific toothache," young Gray said. "At first I took more paregoric and aspirin, but that didn't help much. Then I took a drink of corn whiskey. The three together went to my head and proved a perfect remedy." After a reprimand from the court the young man was released. France and Belgium are going to remain neutral in that Separatist row even if they have to send in extra troops.—Akron—(O.) Beacon Journal. 1 Loaf Bread Free —To introduce our famous cocoanut macaroons we will give a loaf of milk bread with the purchase of each 1 dozen Saturday only. Gran Qual 165 West loaf of milk bread with the purchase of each 1 dozen Saturday only. 165 West On Satu WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF LAYER CAKES—FRENCH PASTRIES— COOKIES—FAMOUS CREAM DOUGHN ROLLS. Your Orders Promp THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. ON MT. STATE BACKS HER GIRLS T. LOUIS, March 7.—It looks a successful leap year in Missouri this year. The rural press of the state has to the support of Missouri to make the 1924 campaign most deadly in the ranks ofIBLE bachelors. Help the good cause of Cupid, the ever chivalrous country sors of Missouri have proposed publishing of lists of eligible is unfettered by home ties. Of the scribes have even so far as to suggest printing photographs of the eligibles. Help the press in throw-the spotlight on all the matri-nal "slackers" and in search-out those "willing but timid" not with enthusiastic recep-by the fair ones. The edi-report they had no trouble settling ambitious fair helpers compile such lists. Gorin, Mo., Argus, in Scot-County, started the ball roll-Gorin has a population of 900. The editor published a list of male in Gorin (sald to STARS PRESAGE FATE Breton seamen have great belief in the stars and disconsolate indeed he who sees in the heavens at night, just one star. It is to him "the lone star" presaging his passing on. The Persians have a belief that all the unnumbered stars are the ghosts of men and the Australian bush men have a saying that it "Good men become stars" which is "Stars are souls and when a child akin to the Teutonic saying that, dies God makes a new star." MONKEY IN HANDBAG Women's latest whims include gloves of black kid, worked with a faint red pattern to match a frock; an orthodox evening attire for a society belle, a part of which is a muff worn on all occasions indoors and outdoors; one that attracted most notice of all was an American girl abroad dancing with a monkey no bigger than an orange, snuggled in a handbag at her wrist. have been prepared with the help of several young women) under the heading "They're All Willin'." TWO MORE PLANE CARRIERS FOR G. B. LONDON, March 7.—The British admiralty is considering a proposal to convert two of its biggest light cruisers, the Courageous and the Glodious, into naval aircraft carriers, bringing the number of these up-to-date carriers in active commission when completed to three. The two ships will have to be reconstructed practically from the water-line, and the reconstruction work will take several months to complete. Critics are asking whether it would not be cheaper to build two entirely new ships. FOR MAKING DYES Processes have been discovered in Manchuria and patented, for the manufacture of brown and black dyese from kaolang bran, which is produced there in practically unlimited quantities. People used to go to Europe thirsting for knowledge; now it's only thirsting—Chicago Herald-Examiner. Our Canned Goods are delicious This is canned goods week. Saturday the 8th we give 10 per cent off on canned goods for This is canned goods week. Saturday the 8th we give 10 per cent off on canned goods for cash. Get in on this and save money. EDMISTON'S GROCERY We Deliver Tel. 219 Grand Opening of the Quality Baker West Center Street, Ana West Center Street, An turday, Marc LETE LINE OF PASTRIES— H PASTRIES—COFFEE CAKES REAM DOUGHNUTS—BREADS WE CORDIALLY INVITE THE AND VICINITY TO VISIT OU AND COMPLETELY REMODEL OUR OPENING ON SATURDAY promptly Filled Friday; March 7. 1924 Curtis Pimfentos 1-4s 3 Cans ..... 25c SHINOLA 2 Cans ..... 15c Chaffees WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT Fresh Mayonnaise, pts. 49c Qts. ..... 95c Underwood's Codfish Cakes Can ..... 17c KRAFT EASTERN American ..... 45c Lb. Pimiento ..... 50c Lb. Brick ..... 45c Lb. Swiss ..... 60c Lb. NUTS Special Friday and Saturday I X L ALMONDS, lb. 20c BRAZILS Lb. 20c No. 2 Bleached WALNUTS 17½ c Lb. Chocolate Raisin Clusters 37 c Lb. LOCAL RANCH EGGS 2 Doz. for ..... 49¢ LINIT STARCH 3 Pkgs. ..... 25¢ CREAM FLAKED 'ROLLED OATS 4 Pounds ..... 25¢ LIBBY'S SLICED PINEAPPLE 2 Cans, No. 1 Tall ... 35¢ Lenten Suggestions Louvre 12½ c Sardines King Geo. Norwegian Smoked 17½ c SALMON LIBBY RED ½ s 20c; 1 s 35c 1's Tall ..... 25c Record Tuna Light Meat ½ s 20c 1's 37c Chaffee’s Flour 5-lb. Sk. 25c 45c 95c $1.85 CHAFFEE’S PANCAKE FLOUR, Sat. Special ..... 11c 24c VEGETABLES Carrots or Beets, bunch ..... 5¢ (new ones) Onions, 5 Lbs. for ..... 25¢ MEATS Morrell’s Eastern Sugar Cured Hams, whole or half ..... 23¢ Morrell’s Eastern Sugar Cured CHAFFEE'S PANCAKE FLOUR, Sat. Special ...11c 24c VEGETABLES Carrots or Beets, bunch ...5¢ (new ones) Onions, 5 Lbs. for ...25¢ White Silver Skin Apples, 6 lbs. for ...25¢ Fancy Newtown Pippins Peas (Imperial Valley), lb. 20¢ MEATS Morrell's Eastern Sugar Cured Hams, whole or half ...23¢ Morrell's Eastern Sugar Cured Bacon, whole or half ...22¢ Bacon Squares ...12¢ Legs Lamb ...35¢ Shoulder Pork, whole ...16¢ Veal Stew 15¢; V Roast 18-20¢ ning kery Anaheim 1 Loaf Bread Free —To introduce our famous Cocoanut macaroom we will give a loaf of milk bread free wtih each purchase of a dozen Saturday only. Anaheim arch 8th LY INVITE THE PEOPLE OF ANAHEIM Y TO VISIT OUR NEWLY DECORATED TELY REMODELED BAKERY PLANT AT ON SATURDAY·MARCH 8TH. Phone 752