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PART ITi
SWISS-MISSION HOME
BUILT BY W.O. NEWERE
Residence and Beauty Grounds
Represent an Outlay of
$45,000
W. D. Neworf, president of the
United Oil refineries of Los Angeles,
and of tho w. D. Newerf Rubber oom
jifuiy, whloh control* the Twitohell ;iir
k-'uiki', has recently completed mi Ideal
home on Monterey road, one of the
most beautiful boulevard! In South
Pasadena, at a cost of *i«.ooo, which
with tho grounds total an outlay of
$45,000.
The location for this beautiful resi
dence was chosen after v careful sur
vey of many which mi^ht have I "
obtained. At the corner of Monteros
road ii ml Indiana avenue the surround
ing were Inviting. Directly opposite is
a handsome estate, embraced within
seventy-two acres of natural park,
through which is ■ deep oaoyon, and
in Its (•■'ur.se is wafted the breeses of
the Pacific, while the grounds them
selves form a picturesque view for the
home Of Mr. Newer!'.
Thp site occupies a full square acre,
and this has been carefully beautified.
The residence, as will be observed from
the accompanying photograph, is sur
rounded with handsonio'plne, walnut,
maple and other grateful trees of full
growth, which were carefully preserved
in the location of the house Itself,
The residence is two stories and a
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JUST A fJI.IMPSK OF TUTS FIREPLACE AND COZY CORNER IN THE LIVING ROOM
basement 43 by SO feet, and contains
thirteen rooms. The architecture is
that of Uie Swiss and mission, whose
combination proves very attractive and
that which will surprise mostly Is the
fact that the designing and construc
tion was done wholly without the as
■iatance of an architect. Mr. and Mrs.
Newerf designing each and every tea-
Sacramento Valley
Irrigated Lands
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THE LARGEST IRRIGATION PROJECT IN CALIFOR
NIA. THE MOST VALUABLE WATER RIGHT
IN THE WORLD. GRANTED BY SPE
CIAL ACT OF CONGRESS
CJ Irrigating an area from 4 to 12 miles wide and 70 miles long in
Glenn and Colusa counties. v» ,
CJ 150 v miles northeast of San Francisco; 85 miles north of Sac
ramento., .',y;> ■;
, €J Both river and rail transportation.
"' €J Roads graded around each quarter section,
CJ Water delivered to the highest boundary of each 40.
CJ Complete drainage system.
; Ifl Most perfect system of irrigation ever undertaken.
€J No pioneering to be done. Good towns, with telephones, elec-
X tricity, schools, churches. , N
$125 an acre, including perpetual water right.
$15 an acre cash, balance in ten annual payments'. .
NO LAND SOLD. TO SPECULATORS.
, ; ONLY ACTUAL SETTLERS—TILLERS OF THE SOIL—WANTED.
This.is a Kuhn project. The Kuhns developed the Twin Falls region in
' Idaho, and their previous signal achievements of this Kind insure the suc
cess of their latest and greatest undertaking.
Sacramento Valley Irrigation Co.
W. S. KUHN, rrrmWient.
"THE KITIIN CALIFORNIA PROJECT."
" , .Vernon ,1. Uarlow, Keaidrnt Manager.
■*.*• Suite 600 Central Building, Imh Ani;rli<H.' ' '^''y .'.V
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PIONEER PAPER CO.
■ 21«>t2l!BOVTHfibs ANOKLES STKKKT, LOS ANCKLKS, V.U..
Handsome Home in South Pasadena Recently Completed
ture of their home and then super
vising the construction, personally
purchasing their own materials and
carrying out the work by daily con
tract.
The living room, 41 by 21 feet, is a
magnificent conception with its spa,
cioua width and length and beam cell-
Ings, while the entrance has one of
LOS ANGELES HERALD: SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 26, 1910.
the most graceful arches covering a
parallel with the lead to the stairway
and landing which, as will be seen,
is a feature of itself.
The fireplace and mantel are strik
ing in effect, built of native stone, a
handsome gray, the effect of which is
to lighten the room with lta pillar
effect, In splendid contrast to the
Flemish oak woods with which the
room is finished.
A large square doorway leads to the
dining room, another beautiful apart
ment, with china and glass buffets
daintily tucked away in the walls, pre
senting a handsome appearance. Light
hat been one of the principal things
sought by the owner, for the windows
of Uie home are opon, large and in
viting. From the dining room entrance
is made to the library, which may at
any time be made an extension of the
dining room, which will accommodate
the serving of more than eighty guests
should occasion require. The library
is an especially attractive room, while
the novel conceptions of the designers
are shown strongly here. Book cases
and writing desk are built into the
walls, and when closed form an at
tractive setting. The woods of the
(Uning room are of selected grain Ore
gon pine in royal oak, while the library
is given of the same material.
Other artistically arranged rooms in
clude the "den," the breakfast room,
the kitchen, the family and reserved
rooms on the second floor, the model
bathrooms, the garage and basement,
laundry, furnace, etc.
Provision is made for 108 electric
lights in the residence and garage.
The»grounds are carefully dressed
and maintained and show the same
good taste and care as was developed
in the residence itself. The big trees
with their lavish foliagn form a grate
ful shadow for the large variety of
roses and flowers which line the walks,
and badges of geraniums gracefully
brighten the closely shaven lawns with
their crimson beauty. Fifteen va
rieties of roses and small shrubbery
decorate the grounds, while the orange,
lemon mandarin and tangerine trees
greet the eye. The garage adjoining
the summer house is one of the most
complete in detail. Poultry houses of
modern type complete the details of
this well appointed home, while small
vegetables, fresh from the garden,
garnish the table fresh every day.
SALES IN TWO TRACTS
The McCarthy company reports the
following sales in Its various tracts
for the past few days:
Mary E Carney, a lot on Fifty-first
place near Halldale, 41x130 feet, in the
McCarthy company's Normandie Ave
nue Square tract, $775.
Samuel Fass, a lot on Brighton ave
nue between Fiftieth and Fifty-first
streets, 42x138 feet, in the McCarthy
company's Normandie Avenue Square
tract, $800 cash.
O F. Goodrich, a house and lot at
404 East Sixty-fifth street, in the Mc-
Carthy company's Greater Los Angeles
tract, $2100.
GREATER HORSE POWER
The Vermont Squarj^water company,
after considerable delay in getting
special legislation and permits, Is now
Initailing ami will have in operation
In a few days an additional 60-horse
power electric motor, making in all
180-horsepower pumping water for
the southwestern part of the city.
Hipolito self-regulating roller lerm
ami roveratblf window Is something
new—the aotne of window construc
tlon. four ni'W home will be liicoin
plate Without it. Hipolito Screen and
Suhlj company, 634 Muple avenue. ,
LAWNDALE ACREAGE
SALES AT $60,000
A ready sale of acreage subdivisions
at Lawndale is reported by the Guy M.
Rush company, Story building,- the
property being in the 30-minute elec
tric railway limit. Contracts, largely
for acre tracts, in excess of $60,000 have
been made since April 15.
Among recent purchases were: C.
H. Fenton, Denver, five acres, $4560;
Mrs. L. Carroll, Lynchburg, Va., four
acres, $4405; Robert Earl of Lewiston,
Mont., 210 feet frontage on Market
street in the business section; William
Hathaway, Hollywood, five building
lots; R. G. Shute, acreage, $1275,
The Lawndale Water company will
replace gasoline engines with dynamos
and double the capacity of its plant.
Two miles more of mains are being
laid to supply water to a 46-acre addi-
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ly payment necessary to buy and pay for "HOME BUILDERS" shares:
i Total. Cash. Monthly.
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25 Shares at 1.90 47.50 v 4.75 2.40
. 50 Shares at 1.90...... 95.10 9.50 4.75
, 100 Shares at 1.90 190.00 19.00 9.50
200 Shares at 1.90 380.00 38.00 19.00 I
300 Shares at 1.90 570.00 57.00 28.50 If
500 Shares at 1.90 . 950.00 95.00 47.50 . 1
SlOOO Shares at 1.90 1900.00 190.00 95.00 I
All stock bought and fully paid by July 31st will share in the tenth quarterly,
dividend of 4%, which will be paid in cash. %
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.., take advantage of this "HOME BUILDERS" opportunity, for it means a three
months' earning on abount 30 days of work for his funds.
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Phones 10963; Main 496
. 129 South Broadway I
Ground Floor Mason Opera House Bldg. ' I
Pasadena Branch— So. Raymond Aye. ■: ; 1
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% * «Vc 1,/^ T^^iWPT* Mr> T. D. Donegan, the well-known contrac
\ $>ibk. ljLjtlinriL S&^S&ifffk. tor> nas een awarded the contract by the high
• 1 ttwt^vrlrl ■■ilj iM«k>^^^Sir-!i- fIU wa commissioners to construct an 80-foot
i vd®kiafn Ii l~ lljl SKfnHD Ww^>- boulevard which will run right through Lo
ml^^l J>ulJ|iß[^^^S mita. The contract was awarded Tuesday,
HH IP^iiiii ii^Pii^^iiill June 21st. Work must be begun within twen
Farm Acres
fiK«[i|§|?»^^ , At $425 an Acre and Up
a re* Rpttpr Than Ever
No advance in present prices, but a decided advantage to the purchaser. This is one of *|j c J e"* {"^^J 1*
propositions around Lo 3 Angeles, and is one which you should look into. It means money to you. This property
would never have sold so rapidly had it not been sold at a low price and on such bera 1 terms and above all so
advantageously situated, geographically, near a great and growing harbor, to make it enhance in value very
raP Id t I doesn't take very much talk to convince any man on the ground that this property is bound to rise and la
absolutely safe in every way. The land Is good, the water is good, the car service is good. It is a fine place to
■ buy for a home and a good place to buy and hold for an investment. lt _ *,
Come in and get literature and map, and go down and Investigate this proposition. It is well worth your time
and attention. V
W. I. Hollingsworth & Co.
123 West Sixth Street
: .;? Telephones—Main 3361, F1638
NOTE-Carrlages meet all cars at Weston street on Sunday forenoons. Take
GrAiena-San Pedro car on Hill street. Leaves Third and Main streets on the
even hour. ,
tlon that has Just been placed on the
market.
Negotiations for reopening an lncu-
bator factory are In progress. Two oil
wells are being drilled west of tho
townsite About 590 acres of subdl-
vided land south of the town will soon
be offered for sale and attract more
people.
The Lawndale Improvement associa
tlon Is considering plans for an elec
trie lighting system,
The Hopper MacFarland company
have orders for the Immediate erection
of six bungalows in the town of Lawn
dale.
It's as eaar to secure a bargain In a road
automobile, through want advertising, aa II
mcd to —and still U—to securs a hon«
and carrlua.
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