oc-plain-dealer 1924-08-13

STATEMENT BY S. C. HARTRANFT S. C. Hartranft, candidate for the Republican nomination for the assembly, has no interest in differences between his opponents and Governor Richardson, he declared today in a statement commenting on the controversy between the governor and one of the other Orange-co assembly candidates. "Iasmuch as my name has been mentioned in newspaper statements dealing with Governor Richardson's criticism of one of the other candidates, I feel that I should make my position in the matter clear," he said. "I seek to represent Orange-co in the legislature solely on the basis that I may be able to accomplish something of a constructive nature for the county. I shall seek, among other things, to secure state cooperation in our county problem, of conserving the water resources of the Santa Ana river basin. I shall seek to aid in the advancement of our highway projects in this country. I shall, if elected, throw my efforts toward the strict enforcement of our prohibition laws. I shall favor a rigid scrutiny of the expenditures of the state to the end that taxes, which are always in the final analysis paid by the people, are made as light as possible. "These are things for which I stand and which I regard as constructive policies. I have no personal grievances against any person and I feel that I shall be able to deal with the officials of the state administration in a manner which will be beneficial to the interests of Orange-co. If I am elected, I shall be under no obligations to any person or group or to any political influence for I know that my friends in Orange-co who are supporting my candidacy are doing so with the sole view of serving the interests of Orange-co alone. I have made no pledges to anyone and I shall go with the single aim of being of service to the county. The people of Orange-co who know me..." and I feel that I shall be able to deal with the officials of the state administration in a manner which will be beneficial to the interests of Orange-co. If I am elected, I shall be under no obligations to any person or group or to any political influence for I know that my friends in Orange-co who are supporting my candidacy are doing so with the sole view of serving the interests of Orange-co alone. I have made no pledges to anyone and I shall go with the single aim of being of service to the county. The people of Orange-co who know me know that I am not given to insincere statements. "I am making this statement because I feel that the voters of Orange-co are entitled to know my position. If they desire to have me represent them in the legislature, I shall go to Sacramento with entire freedom at action, directed only by the expressed desires of the people of this county and such moral and business understanding as I possess." A trip may be a treat but home is a retreat. Plain Dealer Classified Ads produce results. Try this medium. LAID TO SHORTAGE LONDON, Aug. 13.—A big slump in marriage has set in in London and other large English cities. Figures recently issued indicate that the marriage rate in London for the first six months of 1924 was the lowest for 25 years. Since 1920 the marriage rate has dropped 22 per cent, while the birth rate has correspondingly decreased. The house shortage is given as the main contributory cause of the marriage rate decrease. LONDON ABANDONS BOBBED TRESSES LONDON, Aug. 13.—The bobbed and shingled style of hair-dressing, which took an incredibly long time, as compared with other fashionable centers, to percolate into London society, is going out of fashion with a run in this country. Long hair is now all the rage here again, and this season's debutantes are taking so-called rest cures until their hair grows again and gets beyond the "straggly" and "all ends" stage. 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 238 WEST A.W.CLEAVER MARK FULLERTON PHONE 26 Every telephone wire is our clothes line. AUGUST SALE Odd Boxes of Fine Quality Writing Paper and Envelopes, values up to $1, now 35¢ Cut Parchment Paper, 1 lb. boxes, was 85c, now 65¢ Loose Leaf Memo Book, was 75c now 60¢ Loose Leaf Memo Book, was 65c, now 50¢ Bill Book, was $1.50, now $1.15 Bill Book, was $2.00, now $1.60 AUGUST SALE Odd Boxes of Fine Quality Writing Paper and Envelopes, values up to $1, now 35¢ Cut Parchment Paper, 1 lb. boxes, was 85c, now ... 65¢ Loose Leaf Memo Book, was 75c now 60¢ Loose Leaf Memo Book, was 65c, now 50¢ Bill Book, was $1.50, now ... $1.15 Bill Book, was $2.00, now ... $1.60 Bill Book, was $3.00, now ... $2.35 New Testament, cloth bound, was 75c now 60¢ New Testament, large type edition, soft Karatol binding, was $2.00, now ... $1.50 Bibles, red letter, large type, self-pronouncing, with Helps and References, was $3.85, now ... $2.90 Work Basket, small size, was 50c now ... 35¢ Mah Jongg Sets was $3.00, now ... Kodak Album was $2.00, now ... $1.65 Work Basket, medium size, was 75c now ... 55¢ Mah Jongg Sets, was $5.00, now ... $3.50 Book Ends was $2.50 Picture, was $2.00, now ... $1.35 Picture, was $3.50, now ... $2.65 Picture, was $5.00, now ... $3.85 Pictures, was $8.50, now ... $6.25 Picture, was $10.00 ... $7.40 Mama Doll, was $1.90, now ... $1.35 Mama Doll, was $5.00, now ... $3.70 Sammie Kass, was $3.75, now ... $1.90 Doll Buggie, was $6.50, now ... $4.75 Weber's Book Store 112 East Center St. BELTS All the season's newest no...$1.50 values— Special at... HANDKERCHIEF 35¢ Initial French Mull H chiefs; fancy and pla white—Buy now for Xmas—Only O'ALLS Heavy Denim Overfamous Can't-Bust-brand; worth $2.00 NOW ONLY— $1.79 (1 to a Customer) THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. Big Yank WORK SHIRTS This Large Cut Shirt sells regularly at $1.25. While they last EXTRA SPECIAL— 79c (Limit 3- to a Customer) KEEN HAT ST 175 W. CENTER ST — ANAHEIM—175 W Sensatio CLOSING READ COME EARLY! COME EARLY! ENTIRE STOCK AND FIXTURES FOR SALE! Out We G This $30,000 Hig Grade Stock of Men's MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE! REGARDLESS OF PROFITS FORGOTTEN—NOTHING MUST STAND OF SELLING THIS STOCK OUT FOR WHAT IT W BUY NOW! Union Suits An 88-thread Nainsook; finely tailored; made to fit; full cut; values up to $1.25. Special at this close-out price of only— 79c (Limit 3 to a customer.) FREE! TO THE FIRST 100 CUSTOMERS who enter the store Thursday Morning at 9:00 o'clock WE WILL GIVE A USEFUL GIFT ABSOLUTELY READ QU Suits! Suits! A word to the man who wants to save money! These prices are less than Our line of S is second to m All new styles patterns. E v Shirt guaran for the next Suits! Suits! A word to the man who wants to save money! These prices are less than actual cost at the factory. We must close out this fine line of Men's Suits— So BUY NOW and SAVE One lot of Genuine Palm Beach Suits in three different shades. Former prices up to $16.50. They must be sold now at this very low price of $9.85 This lot is a real buy in these $35.00 All Wool Suits—Every suit is in a desirable pattern—All sizes. This is our regular stock. While 71 Suits last at only $19.85 One Big Lot Dress Shirts, in all the seasons newest designs, with or without collar attached; values up to $3.00—NOW $1.35 A very finely custom tailored Shirt; satin stitched Madras and Oxford all colors. Very Special $1.95 BELTS All the season's newest novelties; 1.50 values—special at 69c HANDKERCHIEFS Use Initial French Mull Handkerchiefs; fancy and plain and white—Buy now for 19c UnderWear A very fine Leslie Union Suit in cery and white. Reg. $1.50 value, special—95c TIES Over 1500 Ties to choose from. Latest color blends. Values up to $1.50, now—79c S for $2.00 PAJAMAS Made of very fine Harmle Percale, Madras and Furred Madras. Worth up to $4.50; while they last a year. O'ALLS Heavy Denim Overall, famous Can't-Bust-'Em brand; worth $2.00—NOW ONLY—$1.79 (1 to a Customer) KEEN HAT STORE 175 W. CENTER ST. —APPLEBAUM'S — 175 W. T STORES AHEIM—175 W. CENTER ST. SOX Our regular 20c All Col. ton Lisle now less than actual cost. ONLY— 9c (Limit 6 to a Customer) G OUT LE READ READ COME EARLY! We Go! YOUR FIRST INVITATION TO A MURDER— MURDER OF PRICES! 000 High of Men's Wear HARDLESS OF COST — ALL MUST STAND IN THE WAY OR WHAT IT WILL BRING ! BUY NOW! 00 CUSTOMERS hursday Morning at WILL GIVE A ABSOLUTELY FREE! COLLARS 600 Soft and Semi-Soft 50c Collars; all sizes and newest styles. All must go now at this very clean-up price of— 21c 5 FOR $1.00 Our line of Shirts is second to none. All new styles and patterns. Every Shirt guaranteed. for the next year. Straw HATS "Before we feed 'em to Our line of Shirts is second to none. All new styles and patterns. Every Shirt guaranteed. for the next year. COME IN NOW AND STOCK UP BUY NOW AND SAVE MONEY! A very finely custom tailored Shirt; satin stripe woven madras and Oxford; all colors. Very Special at $1.95 Straw HATS "Before we feed 'em to the cows" any Straw Hat in the house must be sold at once. VALUES UP TO $6.00 95c WOOL SHIRTS We have 36 Pure Wool Flannel Shirts, in all sizes; values up to $6.00. A Real Bargain at this less-than-cost price of $2.95 GARTERS Get that new pair now; values up to 25c—Now only 19c SUSPENDERS A large selection of Dress and Work Suspenders; 75c values, now 39c PAJAMAS Made of very fine Harmony Percale, Madras and Figured Madras. Worth up to $4.50; while they last at—$1.95 Hosiery A Pure Silk Lisle; 50c val. Now Special at 27c All Silk and Silk Plaited Sox; 75c val.—Now only 43c Pure Silk, plain and fancy designs; worth $1.50—Now 63c KHAKI PANTS A very heavy serviceable Khaki; sold everywhere at $2.50—Now at actual cost of $1.95 SHIRTS 545 Men's Shirts; sizes 14 to 17; all fast colors; values up to $2.50—While they last at 95c T STORES AUM'S — 175 W. 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