oc-plain-dealer 1924-08-06

TWO CAN'T LIVE CHEAPLY AS ONE COLUMBUS, Ohio, Aug. 6.—Two cannot live as cheaply as one. Grocery bills after marriage always are larger than board bills of the cellate male. Women must have clothes, and feminine plumage costs more than a man's attire. In the order named the above are A, B and C in the A, B, C's of the economy of married life, as arranged by the Rev. A. H. Knipping, pastor of St. Paul's Evangelical church here. Failure of young persons to familiarize themselves with these fundamentals is causing a large percentage of the students in the school of nuptials to be relegated to the foot of the class, according to the Rev. Knipping. And at the foot of the class lies the divorces court. Six months of practical education is housekeeping and homemaking is prescribed by the Columbus minister for every young woman who has felt the sting of Dan Cupid's darts. Young men are advised to turn deaf ears to the "silly state ment that two can live as cheaply as one." Rev. Knipping consigned that bit of philosophy to the heap of things that "can't be done." "Men of the Evangelical church promise to love, cherish, honor and protect their wives," the minister recalled. "But too many women are under the false impression that they were meant only to be loved cherished, honored and protected." The average man wants for his wife a woman who is eager to be a helpmate as well as a mere object of affection." Any young man contemplating marriage should have an income of not less than $125 a month, he said. Even then there should be a bank balance of not less than $1000 before the love-struck one tucks the "sweetest girl in the world." The average man wants for his wife a woman who is eager to be a helpmate as well as a mere object of affection. Any young man contemplating marriage should have an income of not less than $125 a month, he said. Even then there should be a bank balance of not less than $1000 before the love-struck one tucks the "sweetest girl in the world" into the roadster and starts for the pastor, in the opinion of the Rev. Kupping. The young man who tells his prospective bride that he is receiving $200 a month for his part in turning the wheels of industry when his actual salary more nearly approximates $100, came in for little sympathy. FANCY FANS PARIS. Aug. 2. — Feathered fans are going to waft cool currents during the hot summer, if appearances are not deceiving. Of course the fashionable fan was never intended to make a breeze. That business was left for the good old palmleaf creation. A fan these days is flourished for ornamental purposes, for it makes an exquisite accessory to a summer frock. Daytime fans are more numerous and very decorative, although a bit more simple than the dress-up ones. The spangles variety, long, forgotten, is again appearing as well as the hand-painted fan of the style of the Louis, with dainty berger or court scenes reminiscent of a bay summer at Versailles. There are some, too, with exquisite old engravings and some with black and white silhouettes. See Sebastian's Removal Sale Announcement! Main Dealer Classified Ads provided results. Try this medium. CHALLENGE PURE WHOLESOME APPETIZING BUTTER KLX—OAKLAND TRIBUNE 8 to 10 p.m. Studio program. Presentation by the KLX players of "ONLY THIRTY EIGHT," a comedy in three acts, under the direction of Etta Wilson Coleman. Cast of Characters Mrs. Newcomb ... Clara Havens Mrs. Peters ... Daisy Burman Mrs. Stanley, who is "only 28" ... Ettia Wilson Coleman Lucy Stanley, her daughter... ... Eugenia Hauck Mary ... Ethel Johns Alice ... Ethel Johns Mr. Sonford, Mrs. Stanley's father ... J. Spencer Riley Robert Stanley, Robert Southgate Sidney ... John Gibson Prof. Giddings Fred W. Blanchard Jimmy ... Dorish Rutter Charlie ... Dorish Rutter Part I—In the home of Mrs. Stanley (Intermission) Part II In the college city of Hampshire. (Intermission) Part III Same as part II During intermission between first and second parts, Helen Goodfellow, pianist and pupil of Mrs. H. I. Krick of Oakland, will play: (a) Elegle in C Sharp Minor Nollet (b) Alt Wien ... Godowsky (c) Military Polonaise, Chopin During the intermission between parts two and three, Lawrence Drake of the Whitehouse book department, San Francisco, will deliver the third of a series of book reviews. Following part three of "Only Thirty-Eight," the controls of KLX will be transferred to the American Theater for instrumental selections by the American Theater Orchestra, Owen Sweeney, directing, and for a short organ recital by Clement Barker, American Theater organist. "I once had in a class," says a school teacher, "brothers by the names of Julius and William. They were commonly spoken of as 'Jule' and 'Bill.'" "On the morning of my entrance upon the duties of teacher every pupil was called upon to give his name. The older of the brothers mentioned gave his first, 'Jule Jones.'" "No abbreviations, please," I said, sternly, "the whole name." "Julius Jones." "And you?" I inquired of the other brother, a bashful little fellow. He was nearly frightened out of his wits by a new teacher; so sputtered out: "'Billius Jones,'" See Sebastian's Removal Sale Announcement! RECORDS SHOW GOOD AVENUE The productive value on county citrus lands was sized here today by declaring J. H. Ritchie, secretary of the Anaheim Co-Orange association, that in association record series of years had revived him that annual returns a groves had shown a net rate of 7 per cent on variegating from $5000 to $14999 agreed. "Even this year, which ceptional from the standalone small sizes, a man who has good fruit, has a fair yield good sizes, will make goodey," the secretary said. Reiterating former star that Orange-co is the largest ducer of valencia oranges world, the manager assures belief that valencia oranges in California always reasonably certain of good because of the limited size which the fruit may be grazed. "For the past five yeas have paid our growers an amount of $2.35 for a field box containing 50 pounds," said. "This would make returns to growers about hundredweight. The net that any individual grows depends on the excellent his fruit and his product man who will average 35 boxes an acre, which he do, will therefore be paid packing house an average year of about $822.50. And ducting $200 an acre for this leaves him $622.50, or cent on $8892.85 an acre." Supporting his assertion the productive values of Ritchie submitted the four items taken at random from books of the association: Grower No. 1, 13 acres netted an average over all of three years, 7 per cent on $10,423.43 an accel land. Grower No. 2, 30 acres owing age—has netted 7 per cent on $716.28 an accel land. Grower No. 3, 10 acres netted 7 per cent interest on $329.55 an accel land. Grower No. 4, 14 acres netted 7 per cent interest on $113.00 an accel land. Grower No. 5, 90 acres owing age—has netted 7 per cent interest on $2675.27 an accel land. Grower No. 6, 40 acres owing age—has netted $4.50 pounds for all fruit ship in past 6 years, but his aces varied so much it issible to figure his returns acreage basis. Grower No. 7, 15 acres netted 7 per cent interest on $986.55 an accel land. Grower No. 8, 40 acres netted 7 per cent interest on PURE WHOLESOME APPETIZING BUTTER give his name. The older of the brothers mentioned gave his first, 'Jule Jones.' "'No abbreviations, please.' I said, sternly, 'the whole name.' "'Julius Jones.'" "And you?' I inquired of the other brother, a bashful little fellow. He was nearly frightened out of his wits by a new teacher; so sputtered out: "'Billitus Jones.'" See Sebastian's Removal Sale Announcement! Try a Classified Ad for results. PERMUTET SOFT WATER WHEN YOU REMOVE YOUR COAT WITH PRIDE Naturally it's when you know your shirt is good-looking and perfectly laundered. For with the shedding of the coat the shirt becomes 'the outer garment. The care we take in laundering men's summer shirts of every description, accounts for the large business we do in this line. Carl Oelke, Anaheim Agent, Phone 129 THE SANITARY LAUNDRY 252 WEST SANTA FE AVE. A.W. CLEAVER, 1804. PHONE 26 Every telephone wire is our clothes line RE-ELECT Wm. Schumacher (INCUMBENT) COUNTY SUPERVISOR THIRD DISTRICT PRIMARIES, AUGUST 26 After several vain attempts follow the light conversation the young person he had taken at dinner, the Professor struck for his natural level, and exited to her carefully and eloquently that a recent discovery she that life can be produced in a littered bouillon by the active radium. "A very wonderful discovery he continued. "And what of thought it gives rise to! this may have happened in the world of ours millions of ago!" "Really!" she said, visible pressed, but a little incredulous. "Of course I understand that may have been radium there where did they get the beef..." THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. DAMOND SHINES IN NOSE OF PRINCESS VISITOR FROM INDIA BILLY WHISKERS BY FRANCES TREGO MONTGOMERY Nellie had taken Button over to show him to her friend, Kittie. She carried Button in her arms most of the way, as she was afraid that he would run away if she trusted him to follow her. Now Button was no lightweight, you must remember, and the farther she carried him, the heavier he became and the more he slipped thru her arms. So when she called to Kittle most of Button's long body was dangling around her legs, while she still held on to his neck in such a manner that the poor cat was nearly strangled. "Oh, Kittle, don't you hear me Come, come, come! I can't carry this cat another minute!" Luckily for Button, Kittie happened to be playing in the front yard with her doll and had just put Annabella, her favorite doll, to sleep in the doll carriage. So when she heard Nellie calling her, she jerked the sleeping Annabella out of the carriage so quickly it nearly disjoined her and tossed her on the grass while she started on a dead run down the garden path to meet the calling Nellie. When Kittle came up, Nellie let go of Button and he dropped to the ground and lay dead for a few minutes. Indeed, the poor cat was almost choked to death. Before he could recover and jump up and shake himself together enough to run away, Nellie had picked him up again and plumped him down in the doll carriage and the two girls began to talk as they wheeled the carriage toward the house. Nellie was relating to Kittle all that had happened since she saw her last, including the coming to her house of the goat, dog and cat, while Kittle talked so fast Nellie could not answer one question before she had asked two or three more. But neither of them noticed as all they wished was to talk, not to listen, anyway. Button found the soft pillow in the doll carriage very comfortable and the motion made him sleepy, so he curled himself up a little tighter and went sound asleep. Had he known what they were jumped out and run away. For these two little girls were planning to dress him up in doll clothes and play baby with him! Now that was one thing the dignified, independent Button could not stand. He had been used to play baby when a young cat, and he hated it. He had also made a yow that the very next person who tried to dress him up in doll clothes or any other clothes would be scratched for their pains. (Tomorrow Button gets acquainted with Bella, the beautiful Angora.) Button did not know it but the two girls were planning to dress him up in dolls' clothes. All the way up the garden path the two girls discussed how they would dress him as well as what they would put on Bella. Button had been so sound asleep he had not heard a word. When the children left him asleep in the carriage to go after the clothes, he awoke and looking around spied a beautiful big cat with gray eyes looking down at him from the limb of a tree directly over his head. "How do you do, Miss Beauty?" meowed Button when he had both eyes open and his thoughts collected enough to speak. "I am pretty well. How are you, Mr. Imperinence?" Bella meowed back, for as you have guessed, this beautiful cat was none other than Kittle's pet, the belle of all the cats in that neighborhood, Miss Bella Angora Mead, to give you her full name. "Come down and rest on this soft cushion beside me where we can talk without my having to crane my neck to look at you." Button invited. "No, I can't. You better come up here uncleza you want to be tortured by being buttoned into a pink gingham doll dress and having a bonnet tied on your head. I heard the girls talking over what they were going to do to you and me, so I ran up here where they could not get at me. They never think to look up here but will hunt all over the barn and jumped out and run away. For these two little girls were planning to dress him up in doll clothes and play baby with him! Now that was one thing the dignified, independent Button could not stand. He had been used to play baby when a young cat, and he hated it. He had also made a yow that the very next person who tried to dress him up in doll clothes or any other clothes would be scratched for their pains." (Tomorrow Button gets acquainted with Bella, the beautiful Angora.) Button did not know it but the two girls were planning to dress him up in dolls' clothes. All the way up the garden path the two girls discussed how they would dress him as well as what they would put on Bella. Button had been so sound asleep he had not heard a word. When the children left him asleep in the carriage to go after the clothes, he awoke and looking around spied a beautiful big cat with gray eyes looking down at him from the limb of a tree directly over his head. "How do you do, Miss Beauty?" meowed Button when he had both eyes open and his thoughts collected enough to speak. "I am pretty well. How are you, Mr. Imperinence?" Bella meowed back, for as you have guessed, this beautiful cat was none other than Kittle's pet, the belle of all the cats in that neighborhood, Miss Bella Angora Mead, to give you her full name. "Come down and rest on this soft cushion beside me where we can talk without my having to crane my neck to look at you." Button invited. "No, I can't. You better come up here uncleza you want to be tortured by being buttoned into a pink gingham doll dress and having a bonnet tied on your head. I heard the girls talking over what they were going to do to you and me, so I ran up here where they could not get at me. They never think to look up here but will hunt all over the barn and jumped out and run away. For these two little girls were planning to dress him up in dolls' clothes. All the way up the garden path the two girls discussed how they would dress him as well as what they would put on Bella. Button had been so sound asleep he had not heard a word. When the children left him asleep in the carriage to go after the clothes, he awoke and looking around spied a beautiful big cat with gray eyes looking down at him from the limb of a tree directly over his head. "How do you do, Miss Beauty?" meowed Button when he had both eyes open and his thoughts collected enough to speak. "I am pretty well. How are you, Mr. Imperinence?" Bella meowed back, for as you have guessed, this beautiful cat was none other than Kittle's pet, the belle of all the cats in that neighborhood, Miss Bella Angora Mead, to give you her full name. "Come down and rest on this soft cushion beside me where we can talk without my having to crane my neck to look at you." Button invited. "No, I can't. You better come up here uncleza you want to be tortured by being buttoned into a pink gingham doll dress and having a bonnet tied on your head. I heard the girls talking over what they were going to do to you and me, so I ran up here where they could not get at me. They never think to look up here but will hunt all over the barn and jumped out and run away. For these two little girls were planning to dress him up in dolls' clothes. All the way up the garden path the two girls discussed how they would dress him as well as what they would put on Bella. Button had been so sound asleep he had not heard a word. When the children left him asleep in the carriage to go after the clothes, he awoke and looking around spied a beautiful big cat with gray eyes looking down at him from the limb of a tree directly over his head. "How do you do, Miss Beauty?" meowed Button when he had both eyes open and his thoughts collected enough to speak. "I am pretty well. How are you, Mr. Imperinence?" Bella meowed back, for as you have guessed, this beautiful cat was none other than Kittle's pet, the belle of all the cats in that neighborhood, Miss Bella Angora Mead, to give you her full name. "Come down and rest on this soft cushion beside me where we can talk without my having to crane my neck to look at you." Button invited. "No, I can't. You better come up here uncleza you want to be tortured by being buttoned into a pink gingham doll dress and having a bonnet tied on your head. I heard the girls talking over what they were going to do to you and me, so I ran up here where they could not get at me. They never think to look up here but will hunt all over the barn and jumped out and run away. For these two little girls were planning to dress him up in dolls' clothes. All the way up the garden path the two girls discussed how they would dress him as well as what they would put on Bella. Button had been so sound asleep he had not heard a word. When the children left him asleep in the carriage to go after the clothes, he awoke and looking around spied a beautiful big cat with gray eyes looking down at him from the limb of a tree directly over his head. "How do you do, Miss Beauty?" meowed Button when he had both eyes open and his thoughts collected enough to speak. "I am pretty well. How are you, Mr. Imperinence?" Bella meowed back, for as you have guessed, this beautiful cat was none other than Kittle's pet, the belle of all the cats in that neighborhood, Miss Bella Angora Mead, to give you her full name. "Come down and rest on this soft cushion beside me where we can talk without my having to crane my neck to look at you." Button invited. "No, I can't. 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H. Ritchie, secretary and manager of the Anaheim Co-Operative Orange association, that investigation of association records for a series of years had revealed to him that annual returns on many groves had shown a net interest rate of 7 per cent on valuations arising from $5000 to $11,000 an acre. "Even this year, which is exceptional from the standpoint of small sizes, a man who has raised good fruit, has a fair yield and good sizes, will make good money," the secretary said. Reiterating former statements that Orange-co is the largest producer of valencia oranges in the world, the manager asserted his belief that valencia orange growers in California always would be reasonably certain of good returns because of the limited area in which the fruit may be grown. "For the past five years we have paid our growers an average of $2.35 for a field box of fruit containing 50 pounds," Ritchie said. "This would make our net returns to growers about $4.70 a hundredweight. The net amount that any individual grower obtains depends on the excellence of its fruit and his production. A man who will average 350 field boxes an acre, which he should will, therefore, be paid by thecking house an average each ear of about $822.50. After detecting $200 an acre for care, his leaves him $622.50, or 7 per cent on $8892.85 an acre land." Supporting his assertions as to the productive values of groves, Ritchie submitted the following rms taken at random from the books of the association: Grower No. 1, 13 acres—has tated an average over a period three years, 7 per cent interest $10,423.43 an acre land. Grower No. 2, 30 acres of vary-age—has netted 7 per cent interest on $716.28 an acre land. Grower No. 3, 10 acres. Has tated 7 per cent interest on $11,-9.55 an acre land. Grower No. 4, 14 acres—Net-7 per cent interest on $11,-3.00 an acre land. Grower No. 5, 90 acres of vary-ages—has netted 7 per cent interest on $2675.27 an acre land. Grower No. 6, 40 acres, vary-ages—has netted $4.50 per 4 pounds for all fruit shipped past 6 years, but his acreage varied so much it is impossible to figure his returns on an acre basis. Grower No. 7, 15 acres—has tated 7 per cent interest on $7,-4.55 an acre land. Grower No. 8, 40 acres—has tated 7 per cent interest on $10,- Down Come Price 200,000 Shoe Purses Swings into its Third Great Week---with the Most Sensational Savings Offered in a Decade. The Price means nothing. It is what we give you for the price that counts. Women's Sport Oxfords and Strap Pumps Made of smoked elk leather, trimmed in patent or brown calf, $2.48 You Will Buy He can't have got piled Kittle. "Let's lo Perhaps he saw Bella taking acquainted with her and see." So the two little girls call, "Bella, Bella, Bella heart, where are here! Bella, Bella! K kittle!" as they walk the yard and then house looking under shrub. And all this cats sat and grinned enjoyed their disco much. (We shall have to if the girls discover the tree.) Women's Sport Oxford and Strap Pumps Made of smoked elk leather, trimmed in patent or brown calf, all sizes $2.48 White Canvas Pumps and Roman Sandals—all sizes for women— $2.50 values Women's Low Shoes Values to $7.00 Strap slippers and oxford in splendid variety, including black satin, brown or grey suede, colored kid, patent, black or brown kid leathers; low or high heels, hand turned or welted soles, slippers in many instances made to retail at $7.50 and even higher. ON SALE The styles are the newest and the assortment is exceptional and only $2.98 Our buying power of seventeen stores tells the story. TWO DOLLAR All sizes SHOOT PATROLMAN SEATTLE, Aug. 6.—Two Ta- coma gas station bandits cluded capture an Mosker junction last night when they shot Joe Fladek, state highway patrolman, as he was about to overtake them on his motorcycle. Physicians pronounce the wound serious also probably not fatal. PARCELS BY AIR MAIL NOW Official notice that parcels post matter may now be shipped by air mail at the usual air mail rates of eight, 16 and 24 cents per ounce, according to zone distance, has been received by Postmaster J. H. Whitaker. Announcing Tonight Sebastian's Removal Sale! tree they never will." "If that is what is about to happen, I surely will join you, as I object to being dressed up and having my fur turned the wrong way and having my ribs crushed by being button into a tight dress." "Well, if you are coming, hurry along for I hear them in the hall now and in another minute it will be too late for you to get up in the tree without them seeing you." Button had barely climbed up in the tree and nicely settled beside Bella when the girls came running out of the house with their arms full of doll clothes. They went straight to the doll carriage, expecting of course to find Button asleep there. "Oh!" exclaimed Nellie when she reached the carriage and found no Button. "He has run away!" "He can't have gone far," replied Kittie. "Let's look for him. Perhaps he saw Bella and is getting acquainted with her. I'll call her and see." So the two little girls began to call, "Bella, Bella, Bella! Sweet-heart, where are you? Come here! Bella, Bella! Kittie, kittie!!" as they walked around the yard and then behind the house looking under bush and shrub. And all this time the two cats sat and grinned at them and enjoyed their discomfort very much. HOSIERY MUST MATCH ROUGE PARIS., Aug. 6.—By her stockings ye shall know the smart woman of today. She is choosing them to music these days in Paris. In the smallest stocking shop in the boulevards a lively jazz band, hidden behind palms and plants, plays all the popular tunes of the day, while madame picks out delightful hits of leg-covering. They really are nothing more than bits this summer, so fine and filmy that there is often a doubt as to whether there are any stockings or not. This season, Dame Fashion says, the thin silk stockings are to be the same color as the wearer's skin. Everything must match. There probably has never been a season when the costume was more of a whole from the top of the head to the soles of the feet. One wears so little these days that every tail must be perfect. The thing is never to wear stockings higher or darker than your own skin. There are dark belge for a brunette and pale rose belge if the wearer be fair. There there are sand-colored and brown ones for the ladies who will acquire coats of tan on come sunny beach, and palest pink for the fair maids who do not go near the water. The stockings come in all weights of silk. The very sheerest is the newest, of course, but not the most economical, and there are few women who stick to the heavy ones that last more than one or two wearings. The French once always have the "clock" at the side seam, embroidered, or in delicate open-work patterns. There are none to be found without this side decoration, and looking for a black pair of stockings is also a most difficult task in Paris. They just simply are not worn, madame. Coming — Sebastian Brothers' Removal Sale! One Prices of Shoes Purchase Women's Low Shoes White Canvas One Strap Slippers with Louis heels, $1.00. Sport style, trimmed with black kid leather, military heels. Black Kid Strap Slippers With flexible soles, all sizes in each one of these lots. ONE DOLLAR A PAIR. are showing them how to do it CHILDREN'S AND MISSES: WHITE CANVAS OXFORDS AND STRAP SLIPPERS... $1.00 WOMEN'S BLACK KID BOUDOIR SLIPPERS, made with turn soles or padded kid soles... $1.00 500 PAIRS OR MORE WOMEN'S LOW SHOES, patent kid, black kid, or tan, all sizes in the lot. ONE DOLLAR A PAIR. 15,00 pair Women's Low Shoes Including a big variety of styles in every height heel, all leathers. Shoes that originally would sell as high as $5.00 a pair. ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY 15,00 pair Women's Low Shoes Including a big variety of styles in every height heel, all leathers. Shoes that originally would sell as high as $5.00 a pair. ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS. Four these Wonderhoes at $2 a pair. 0 pair involved. In order to really appreciate them they must be seen. Low shoes of every description—snappy styles, all leathers, worth two and three times their sale price of TWO DOLLARS A PAIR. All sizes, all widths. KAFATERIA .SHOE STORE. 109 W. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM, CALIF. We don't meet prices, we make them. "There's" a reason.