oc-plain-dealer 1924-09-12

PAGE SIX PRENCH EVACUATE COUNTRY DISTRICTS ESSEN, Germany, Sept. 12—French occupational troops today evacuated the country districts around Dortmund, Bochum and Gelsenkirchen in the Rohn. DIES AWAITING LEGACY SACRAMENTO, Sept. 12—Benjamin F. Calvert, who three years ago came into prominence as one of the reputed hairs to the title and estate of Lord Baltimore of Maryland, is dead at the age of 78 years. "The Fifth Avenue" THE FEATURE HAT "MADE BY KNOX" MOVED AT PROFICIO KNOX NEW YORK The Hat For All Good Dressers :: ALL COLORS The Hat For All Good Dressers :: ALL COLORS Jackson's MEN'S WEAR SHOP "Your Money's Worth Always" ANAHEIM order! this loaf of greater nourishment—rich in milk and shortening. It cuts into this loaf of greater nourishment—rich in milk and shortening. It cuts into double the slices—just fits the toaster and yet it costs no more. HOLSUM twin-lo VISIT HOLSUM II at Long Beach, one of the finest baking establishments Pacific Coast THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. TUBBY Fickle Jane By WINNER I GUESS SHE DONT LIKE ME BECAUSE I AINT GOT NO SWELL CLOTHES LIKE GISSY SMITH - THAT'S WHY SHE DON'T JANITE ME TO THE PARTY SHE'S GONNA HAVE HE'S A GOOD FOR NOTHING LITTLE RUFFIAN. I WOULDN'T BE SEEN TALKING TO HIM SHE TRINKS BECAUSE I GET MY HANDS AN FACE DIRTY SOMETIMES. I AM A BIG TRAMP HE'S GOT AN AWFUL NERVE TO EVEN LOOK AT ME OH, JANE, YOUR DOLL FEEL OUTTA THE CARRIAGE OH, MY DARLING DOLLY, IDA MAY! OH YOU DEAR, BRAVE LOVELY BOY - I JUST LOVE YOU FOR SAVING MY DARLING DOLLY! HEY, SPIDER! JANE INVITED ME TO HER PARTY PRINTERS GET RAISE SACRAMENTO, Sept. 12 Printers employed in the State Printing office today received a BILLY WHISKERS BY FRANCES TREBO MONTGOMERY 50 DROWN WI JAP SHIP TOKIO, Sept. 12 fifty seamen were dropped today as the result of an attacking of two torpedo boats Koskoshima today. The crews of the ship which were attached to ship Nagato, numbered Sixty-five survivors, ed up by other vessels which was engaged in both the torpedo boat most immediately after lusion. Plain Dealer Classified these results. Try this PRINTERS GET RAISE SACRAMENTO, Sept. 12—Printers employed in the State Printing office today received a salary increase of $5 per week. The raise-in wages was approved by State Printer Frank J. Smith to make their pay conform with the new union scale in San Francisco. SNAG BOAT SINKS SACRAMENTO, Sept. 12—Word was received here today that the United States snag boat Caesarank in the government cut near Rio Vista. It is believed that the boat can be raised. BILLY WHISKERS BY FRANCES TREGO MONTGOMERY Daisy was at the bars begging the twins to come out before the elephant hurt them. But the Twins could not get out as the elephant was between them and the hole through which they had crawled. Seeing them, he charged but he was so big and they so small that they simply ran between his legs when he tried to catch them up with his trunk. Daisy, Nannie and Billy Junior all stood panic-fricken at the chances the kids took. First they would run under his body from side to side, then between his hind legs. Had he moved a foot, they would have been crushed between his great legs. There being two of them and both so small and frisky they confused the beast so he did not think as quickly as usual. He had been out of the jungle for years where he had to think fast, and now he found himself rusty and unable to cope with frisky little pests like these two kids. "I'll fix them," he said to him-gelf, and he walked over to where his tub of drinking water stood, and filled his trunk. Then he charged down on the Twins where they stood in one corner, waiting to see what he would do next. The little rascals were enjoying the rage of the elephant very much and were not afraid of him as they thought they could trust to their wits to save themselves. The elephant walked up to within five feet of them. Then he stopped and squirted the water at them with such force that it knocked one of them over when it hit him broadside. It blinded the other so he could not see where to run. Then they heard a bellow of rage and pain. Shaking the water from their eyes, they saw a big white goat run under the elephant's stomach and scratch the skin with his short horns so badly that it made the monster cry out with pain, and turn to see what had attacked him so suddenly. When he faced about whom should he see but old Billy Whiskers himself in front of him. At the same moment he felt a call on his back and a dog shapping at his heels. But what had changed the enraged elephant so quickly? For now he was as docile as a lamb, and the kids saw him go up to Billy and wind his trunk around Billy's beard and playfully pull it, at the same time saying: "Billy Whiskers! My old friend Billy Whiskers of the circus! Where by all that is wonderful did you come from? I supposed you were dead long ago." Elephants live to be over a hundred years old, but goats not so long, and as it had been many years since these two had traveled and performed in the of greater ent-rich and shortcuts into the slices— the toaster costs no SUM loaf But what had changed the enraged elephant so quickly? For now he was as docile as a lamb, and the kids saw him go up to Billy and wind his trunk around Billy's beard and playfully pull it, at the same time saying: "Billy Whiskers! My old friend Billy Whiskers of the circus! Where by all that is wonderful did you come from? I supposed you were dead long ago." Elephants live to be over a hundred years old, but goats not so long, and as it had been many years since these two had traveled and performed in the same circus, the elephant had taken it for granted that Billy was dead. "Excuse me a minute until I throw out these smelly young kids. I can't stand their odor," said the elephant. (But Billy Whiskers will have something to say about that, tomorrow.) BUSINESS COLLEGE OPENS ON MONDAY The Anaheim Business college is opening Monday, September 15 to all interested in securing a thorough business education. This new institution is sufficiently removed from the noise to be ideally located at 239 North Lemon-st. Owned and operated by experienced business college people, the college will be prepared to give complete instruction in 20th century bookkeeping, Gregg short-hand, and allied subjects. Four distinct courses will be presented and arrangements for special and private instruction may be made. A Class Ad is best little salesman. The BETTER BUTTER 150 DROWN WHEN JAP SHIPS SINK TOKIO, Sept. 12. More than fifty seamen were drowned early today as the result of collision and sinking of two torpedo boats of Yokoshima today. The crews of the two boats, which were attached to the battleship Nagato, numbered 115. Sixty-five survivors were picked up by other vessels of the fleet, which was engaged in maneuvers. Both the torpedo boats sink almost immediately after the collision. Plain Dealer Classified Ads produce results. Try this medium. SEVEN HOSPITALS WORK ON BUDGET SACRAMENTO, Sept. 12. The opening gun of the second "Battle of the Budget" will be fired at a conference of the superintendents of saved state hospitals to be held in Ukiah on September 11. It was announced today by R. R. Braden, a member of the State Board of Control and generally recognized as the administration's new budget-maker. In calling the conference Braden declared that he intended to outline at the Ukiah meeting the general limitations the administration plans to enforce. He will call for tentative estimates of expenditures for the next biennium from the heads of the various institutions. The superintendents who have been requested to attend the conference are: Dr. Donald R. Smith, Mendocino State Hospital; Dr. F. R. Clarke, Stockton State hospital; Dr. J. M. Seanland, Napa State Home; Dr. Leonard Stocking, Agnews State Hospital; Dr. John A. Reilly, Southern California Hospital; Edwin Wayis, Norwalk State Hospital; and, Dr. F. O. Butler, Sonoma State Home. NEIGHBORHOOD SERVICE Electric Light Globe—40 Watt ... 25c 59 Watt ... 15c Jar Rubbers 2 dozen ... 15c Del Monte Black Derries, No. 2 can ... 15c Del Monte Prunes, 2 cabs ... 25c Jersey Corn Flakes 2 pkgs... 15c Jell-Well All flavors ... 10c Special 39c. Heinz India Relish 18c and 35c Heinz Chill Sauce ... 36c Heinz Baked Beans 10c, 14c, 23c Scellig's Special Broom ... 98c Best Foods Mayonnaise 12c, 28c, 45c, 85c Junket Powder All flavors, pkg... 10c FREE One small can Underwood's Deviled Ham with purchase of two cans of SIMPLIFRY COD, FISH CAKES at 2 cans for ... 35¢ Combination SALE One 1-lb. pkg. Kingsford Cornstareh and Both 37¢ One 2-lb. pkg. Argo Gloss Starch .... FOUR ROLLS TOILTEX 32¢ CHANNEL SOCKEYE SALMON 15¢ CANNING SUPPLIES AT SEELIG PRICES! 244 STORES NOW SAM SEELIG "Cash is King" CALIFORNIA'S LEADING GROCER 139 W. CENTER STREET ANAHEIM 348 W. CENTER STREET Lanes' Money Saving SPECIALS Sat., Sept.13 If you Compare Prices You Will Buy at Lane's PINK BEANS, lb. 7¢ Grocery Dep't CORN FLAKES, pkg. 9¢ Armour's Milk, tall can, 2 for ... 19¢ ARMOUR'S EASTERN BACON Per lb 37¢ Del Monte Catsup pints 21£ Del Monte Tomato Sauce 05£ Terminal Brand Sweet Corn, 2 cans for 25£ JEVNES BREAD, white or whole wheat 10¢ SUGAR 10 lbs. for 79¢ FRESH EGGS 41¢ doz. 2 doz. for ... 79¢ Extra Fancy Burbank Spuds, 10 lbs... 25¢ $2.40 per cwt. New Crop Fig Bars, per lb. 20¢ Pure Cream Cheese per lb. 29£ SODA CRACKERS Pound 16£ Lane's Special Coffee, pound 32£ POST TOASTIES per pkg. 9£ WHITE MEAT 18£ TUNA,½ size ... CAMPBELL'S PORK and BEANS 10£ Lima Beans (dry) 10¢ ARMOUR'S EASTERN BACON Per lb 37¢ Del Monte Catsup pints 21¢ Del Monte Tomato Sauce 05£ Terminal Brand Sweet Corn, 2 cans for 25¢ JEVNES BREAD, white or whole wheat per loaf 10¢ Ben Hur Soap—10 bars 39¢ 10 lbs. for 79¢ FRESH EGGS 41¢ doz. 2 doz. for ... 79¢ Extra Fancy Burbank Spuds. 10 lbs... 25¢ $2.40 per cwt. Terminal Brand SUGAR PEAS 2 cans for ... 25¢ Pure Cream Cheese per lb. 29¢ SODA CRACKERS Pound 16¢ Lane's Special Coffee, pound 32£ POST TOASTIES per pkg. 9£ WHITE MEAT TUNA, ½ size 18£ CAMBPELL'S PORK and BEANS 10£ Lima Beans (dry) pound 10£ FAIRY SOAP 1c BAR 1st Bar 7¢ 2nd Bar 1¢ 2 bars for 8¢ Hand Dipped Chocolates, lb. 50¢ 5c to $1 Dept. Hershey Bars 3 for 10¢ 2000 TUNGSTEN ELECTRIC LIGHT BULBS Every lamp guaranteed to give satisfactory service. They will not last long at the following prices: 25 Watt Lamps 19c or 2 for 35c 49 Watt Lamps 19c or 2 for 35c 50 Watt Lamps 19c or 2 for 35c 60 Watt Lamps 25c or 2 for 45c 75 Watt Lamps 49c or 2 for 89c 100 Watt Lamps 59c or 2 for $1.00 No Limit, all you want while they last. 300 lbs MARSHMALLOWS Per pound 20¢ MEN'S ATHLETIC UNION SUITS, 1c—First Suit 09¢ Second Suit 01¢ Two Suits for 70¢ Vacuum Bottles 79¢ each BLENMORE INK TABLET, 1c First Tablet 10¢ Second Tablet 01¢ 2 for 11¢ Waterproof Window Shades 49¢ each BLENMORE BOX PAPER, 1c First Box 20¢ Second Box 01¢ 2 Boxes for 21¢ Oil Dust Mops $1.09 values Saturday 49¢ each MEN'S PURE SILK HOSE, 1c PAIR First pair 50¢ Second pair 01¢ 2 Pair for 51¢ LANE'S CHAIN STORES, Co. 138 W. Center Street Anaheim, California