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PLANS KASPARE
COHN HOSPITAL
BOYLE HEIGHTS STRUCTURE
TO COST $40,000
SANTA BARBARA CHURCH WILL
BE BUILT
Beautiful Grecian Edifice, as Planned,
Meets with Approval of Trustees.
New Apartment Structure
for Ocean Park
Architects are preparing preliminary
sketches for the Kaspare conn hospi
tal to be erected on Ho> le Heights at
a cist of $40,000. Plans have been ap- ■
proved for a handsome church build-1
ing at Santa Barbara, to cost $25,000.
It will be of Grecian architecture.
Plans are being prepared for a three
story brick apartment building for
Otea.il Park, and plans an' now ready!
for a three-story apartment building
on Pasadena avenue, to cost. $li>,ooo. A,
number of two-story brick structures;
are being planned and during the week!
there were completed numerous plans
for bungalow?, cottages anil residences.
The Builder and Contractor reports
among the architects as follows:
Architect Norman F. Marsh. 206
Broaidway Central building, has had
his plans approved by the trustees of
the First Baptist church, Santa Bar
bara, for a new church building. A site
Field of Bermuda onions, nesting from $200 to $1500 an acne.
has been secured on the corner of
Chapala and Victoria streets. The i
plans call for an imposing structure
of Grecian architecture, the total cost i
of which is estimated at $25,000. The i
wails will be either stone or brick, a
final selection not having been made as
yet. It Is proposed to build anly part
of the edifice at this time, not more ,
than $15,000 being expended,
The same architect is receiving bids ,
for the heating system to he installed
in the administration building of the ,
University of Redlands.
Architects Edelman & Barnett, \
Blanchard huilding, are preparing plans
of a two-story brick stable, 52.6x100 feet,
to he built on Carolina street, between
East Fifth street and Vincent streets
for the Simon Levi company, commis
sion merchants. It will be of slow
burning construction and have cement
floors. There will be stalls for eighteen
horses, each equipped with the J. L.
Jlott stable fittings. The entire build
ing will be modern In all its appoint
ments.
The same architects are making the
preliminary sketches of the proposed
new Kaspare Conn hospital building, to
be erected on Boyle Heights, near
Seventh street, just outside the city
limits. It will he of brick construction,
two stories and basement. It is to he a
model institution, and will cost about
$40,000.
Three Two.story Frames
Architect Frank M. Tyler, 600 Union
Trust building, is making plans for
three two-story frame residences of
eight, nine and ten rooms, respectively,
to he constructed on Satna Monica ave
nue near Vermont avenue, for A. Robin
son. Stone and brick porches, hard
wood floors and pine finish, brick man
tels, furnaces and up to date conven
iences will be provided.
He has also prepared plans for a two
story nine-room frame residence to be
erected on Grant place, Hollywood, for
Mrs. T. A. Zwllllng. Also plans for a
seven-room residence to be built on
Fourth street and Normandle avenue
for G. N. Smith.
Architects Html. Eager & Burns are
preparing plans of a three-story brick
apartment building, 65xHO feet, with re
inforced concrete floors, marble en
trance ami composition roofing, to be
built at < icean Park for (1. M. Jones.
The building will contain 40 suites of
one, two and three rooms; equipped
with wail beds, ice boxes, ranges, auto
matic gas heaters and every modern
convenience. Enameled brick will be |
used for the front, and plate glass win-1
dows, composition rooting, hardwood
trim and doors specified.
The Architectural Designing com
pany, 824 Qrosse building, has pre
pared plans of a three-story brick
apartment building which Daniel Kior
dan, 62K Grosse building, will erect for
himself on Pasadena avenue between
Avenues 59 and 60. It will be 40x110
feet, of colonial cle?if;n. white tile
brick front. Roll's lock columns with;
artistic; staff caps, cement porch and!
steps, hardwood floors, automatic hot
■water system, sanitary plumbing, gas.
and electric conveniences. It will col
ta.in twelve four-room apartments and:
■will he equipped with ";>!1 beds. The
estimated cost is SlMiuO.
Two Story Residence
Architect Julius W. Krause, 3035 Fos
ter street, has prepared plans of a two
story modern residence to be built at
3912 South Olive street for Charles G.
Willis. It will have a living room 10 by
25 feet with beam ceilings, oak floor,
and stone fireplace. Artificial stone
will be used fid' the porch piers, but
tresses, porch and porte cochere, High'
grade, plumbing, plate and leaded
glass windows, automatic hot water
heater, furnace, built-in buffet, seats, 1
etc. A large billiard room has been I
provided for on the second floor.
Architect Lester S. Moore, 705 Audi
torium building, has drawn plans and
has taken bids for a two-story bri<k
building. 40x80 feet in size, to be. erect
ed on East First street, east of Ala
ineda BtreeV for Mrs. H. K. Lhez. It
will contain Uvo store rooms on the
ground floor and twelve rooms and
two baths on the second Hour. The
front will be of pressed brick, the root
of composition. The doors of the .stores
will be of cement, and the finish
throughout will be of stained pine.
E. I-:. 1;. Melnardue 317 San Fernando
building, is making preliminary draw- !
ings for four two-story residences to
bo erected at Hollywood for Henry
Janaen. Each housi will contain eight
rooms, and cost $4000.
Architect H. M. Patterson, 825 O. T.
Johnson building, has drawn plans for
a two-story, twelve-room frame resi
dence to I" i"nlt on Vrdmore avenue
for E. W. Fergy. It will have plastere !
exterior, composition roofing pine fi.i
■lsh, furnace and brick mantc
The same architect has also drawn
Hay, Bermuda and Vegetable Fields in Texas
v . ■ -^^
iJM Kyi S 1
plans for an eight-room frame resi
dence to be erected at Glendora for R.
W. Hamilton. It will have hardwood
and pine trim, oak floors, furnace and
first class plumbing.
Architect A. C. Smith, 307 South
Broadway, has prepared plans of a
four-room frame school building to be i
erected in the Hawthorne school dis
trlct, near the town of Inprlewood. The j
official notice appears in tills issue.
Architect <'. W. Bushanan of^Fasa
dena has drawn plans for a story and
a half, six-room bungalow to he erect
ed on Fletcher avenue, Oneonta Park.
for Munson T. Case. It will have |
beams, paneled walls, hardwood floors, j
buffet, etc. - j
TALK OF CONSOLIDATION
AWAKENS OLD SAN PEDRO
Realty Becomes Active and Many
Speculative Sales Result.
Three Years Asleep
SAX PEDRO, April 17. —The real es-1
tate market of the harbor city, which 1
for the past three years has been more,
or less dormant, has within the past
few weeks taken on a new lease of:
life, and, while some of the old realty i
firms have as yet made no sales, they:
all report a steady inquiry for price
lists.
The more fortunate dealers have
made some good sales, the principal
one being a 26-foot business lot on
Sixth street, which was ."old three
weeks ago for $Hsou by George H. Peck '
& Co. Other sales by the same office
within the past few weeks were re-,
ported today as follows:
Lots 'I'J. and 2?,, block fil. for $3000; i
lot 18, in block 1, Esperanza tract, with;
five-room house, $l*-nO: lot :;!. in block
8, Carolina tract. |500, and lot 25, In
block S. same tract, for Jfp.'iM.
In the Ocean View tract they report
lot 3 in block 7 and lot 12 in block 6.
O. S. Ihrlg has purchased a live-room;
n odern house on lots 1!) and 20, block
IS, of the Pacific Improvement tract; I
consideration 12250.
The firm of Ferl * Blackenbach re
port having sold improved properly
for 16000, same being lots l and I' In
block 8, this city. They also report the!
sale of a five-room modern house on
lot 8, block 8, Rudecinda tract, tor
$2750, A line-room house on lot 14,
block -. Arcadia Park tract, brought
$2600, while lot 3, block 1">. Rudecinda
tract, sokl for $1600, Lot 21, block 61,
was sold for JJ6OO, and lot 17, block 34,
sold tor $1800.
Lewis liansen reports to have sole]
lots 111 and 'JO. block fil. for $1600 each.
The five lots sold In block 61 are on
Fifteenth street and have all been
purchased by local parties during the
past week. Some .if the pure '
say tin- only reason they bought the
property was that consolidation with
' Los Angfiles seems assured and they>
believe the investment at this time was
j a good one on account of the early
! contemplated union.
City Seeks Sites for Engine Houses
The city council la desirous of securing
several sites on which to erect fire engine
house*. The desired locations are given as
follows:
Near Fifth and Reno, Washington and
Gramerey place, Pasadena avenue and Daly
Btrcet, and near State street and Brooklyn
avenue.
The. lot« mu«t each be fifty feet frontage.
if inside lots, or forty feet if on corners
Bids will re opened at 11 a. m. Tuesday,
April :n.
San Luis Obispo Building
Architect! parkin* in & Bergstrom have
let a contract for the construction of a two
story brick store and office building, 50x150
feet it Sun r.i,. - Oblspo, for T. M Wade, to
Itafmu>sen it Parsons of that city. The
total <'i»--' of the building will be about
$23,000.
Plans for Mining Club
The sierra Madre dub, a mining organiza
tion, will occupy the top floor of ihe Collins
building; on West Third Ktreat, between
Broadway anil Hill streets, Architects Den
nis & Farwell are making plan* tor the
necessary alterations to the premises,
Hotel Will Cost $40,000
A foyr-ntory hotel i" to lie erected fur Allen
]1. Butts on loU faring Khml Fifth street mar
San Pedro street. The work is to be done by >
Hi, day, under supervision of Architect A. 1.. '
Hairy. The estimated cost is 140,000,
Watts Bonds Are Approved
Bond recently voted by "■"■■ town of
\V«.tt» have been approved Of the J.i 0.000
voted $41,000 will '" expended for street
Improvements, and $3000 for a city hall.
LOS ANGELES HERALD: SUNDAY MORNING. AfftlL 18. l»09.
Ideal vegetable garden. It is said an
acre of such ground should pay $500
to $1000 a year.
RESIDENCE LOTS
GROW IN DEMAND
TENDENCY OF BUYERS IS LESS
SPECULATIVE
Marked Activity Exists in Building
Lines, Especially In Suburban
Districts —Ramona Park
Attracts Attention
Althouse Bros, report a brisk and in
creaslng demand for hish class resi
dences and residence lots tor building.
The tendency is less toward the specu
lative and more toward the investment,
than for some time past. The activity
in the building line Is quite marked,
especially in the suburban districts.
The following list of sales bears out
the above statements. A great many
new hOUMI are under course of plan
ami construction, and a number of oth
ers are soon to be bpßun at Ramona
Park, a new subdivision on the Covlna
line.
Title Insurance and Trust company to
J. S. Dodge, the northeast corner of
Washington and Tobernian streets, hav
ing a frontage on Washington of MO
!• i t and 12."i feet on Tobernian. Mr.
Dodge is having plans drawn for a
handsome pressed brick apartment
house containing about forty-five rooms,
lo he located on the property, which
will cost about J40.000. Consideration
$25,000 cash.
J. H. Hillock to Mary Fairfleld, a
seven-room, modern bungalow located
at 22M West Thirtieth street. Bought
for a home. Lot 40x130 feet. Consider
ation 14100.
F. M Kirsch to F. A. Carter, an un->
improved lot on the Fouth side of Twen
ty-second street, west of Cltnarron, lot
50x165 feet. The new owner will Im
prove with a residence to cost about
15750; consideration $2300.
Arnolfl & Dodge to Millie R. Miner,
an unimproved lot on the east side of
Manhattan place, fifth lot south of Lin
den, 60x153 fe<n. Mrs. Miner will Im
prove this lot with a modern two-story
stone and frame residence to cost about
$7000; consideration $2000.
On Fourth Avenue
Jesse Knieht to William Dlsclt, an
unimproved lot on the east side of
Fourth avenue, between Grant and
Sixteenth street. Mr. Dlsch will improve
this lot at once with a medern brick
and frame residence to cost about $5000
for his permanent home. Consideration
$1900.
John B. Althouse to Charles Snyder,
a 7-room modern bungalow at 1101 Fre
mont avenue. South Pasadena; lot Uox
HO feet. Mr. Snyder is ;i wealthy min
ing man with extensive Interests in the
various adjacent mining districts and
v, ill make this property his home. Con
sideration 112,500 cash,
Arnold & Uo.ige to Minnie E. Mayo,
an unimproved lo: on the southwest
< omer of Norwood place and Fifth ave
nue, Ramona Park. Mrs. Mayo will
Improve this line corner with a modern
stone and frame reside it c which will
contain nine large rooms, sun room, bil
liard room, servants' quarters, laun
dry, etc. Mrs. Mayo will make these
grounds a feature by Improving them
with rare shrubs, ornamental trees and
choice flowers. Lot 110x152 feet. Total
„m or Improvements will be about $10,
--i mi. ('onslderatlon jj'Xm.
.1. C. Warfleld to Mrs. Fannie M. Ran
dall, a modern 7-room 2-story residence
loi ited on the northwest cornar of Scott
avenue and Speedway, Venice, Lot 13i
xioo feet. Consideration, $6fiOO.
!i. K. Shields to c. Lepper, the
southwest cortier of Washington and
Seventh avenue, 100x150 feet. Now
owner will improve Immediately with a
$15,000 business Mock on the corner and
;l ?.",i 'esJdence on the rear of lot.
New Owner Will Build
Althouse Bros, to Mrs. Jennie .\. Kel
i it. „ii unimproved lot on the west side
of Manhattan place, twenty-five ff?t
soiuh of Linden avenue. Lot 60x150 fee t
Xew owner will Improve at mice with ft
modern 2-story blue brick and frame
residence containing nine rooms, and
will be finished in weathered oak and
. ost about $6500. Consideration $2100.
H. o. Ballerd to J. M. Hollingsworth,
an unimproved lot on ths west side
of Westmoreland boulevard, between
Washington and Sixteenth street. Lot
(i2xi7s feet. Mr. Hollingsworth i« Im
proving this lot with a modern 3-story
stone and frame residence which will
contain ;iii the latest Improvements.
Also large garage with servants' quar
ters, laundry, etc. The grounds will
also be highly Improved with beautiful
flowering shrubs and trees, as the
owner is building this lor ins permanent
home. Consideration $4oito.
Arnold & Dodge to B. L. Hawkins, an
Improved lot on the east side of Fourth
avenue, between Ramona boulevard
;uni oiendon way, Ramona Park; lot
nOxlo'i feet. Mi. Hawkins will improve
this lot with a two-story eight-room
odern residence which will cost about
$4800. Hi 1 is ;i wealthy lumber merchant
and i' building this for his future
home Consideration, $600.
Arnold & Dodge, lo a local Investor,
an unimproved hit on the west side of
liarfleld svenue, 200 feet south of ki
Monti road. New owner will improve
this lot with a rambling cobblestone
and frame bungalow, features of which
I 111 pi L'*''liff!lfr * <hrAtotVrA»^rtfiiJltteft^ffßfef^St^W
Growth of wild hay on tract of Provident Land company, Gulf coast
country of Texas. Two cuttings a year can be obtained.
will be large verandah, sun room, etc.
Grounds arc large, being 200x160 feet,
and will be laid out with beautiful
driveualks, walks, etc., and planted to
choice varieties of flowers and trees.
Consideration, $3500.
Lot and Modern House
J. C. Brownr to G. O. McCombs, an
unimproved, lot on the north side of
Twenty-first street, near Cimarron; lot
40x120 feet. Now owner will improve
with a modern two-story eight-room
residence, containing all the modern
conveniences, and costing about {5200.
Consideration, $2200.
L. E. Pettibone to Walter Fricker,
an eight-room modern bungalow on
Twenty-third street, between Cimma
ron and Hermosfi. Bought for a perma
nent home. Consideration $7500.
Arnold & Dodge to E. R. Rice, an
unimproved lot on the west side of
Glendon way, 300 feet north of Fifth
avenue. Ra'mona park, being 110x1611
fe«'t. New owner will improve in the
near future. Consideration $1200.
Arnold & Dodge to R. R. Smith, an
unimproved lot on the west side of
Onrfield avenue, 500 feet south Of El
Monte road. Ramona Park; lot 110x160
feet. Bought for an investment.
Mrs. M, F. Rondell to George Win
field, the northea.it corner of Sixteenth
and Oxford streets: lot 53x101, im
proved with a modern twn-stnry, eight
room house, containing all the modern
conveniences. Bought for an Invest
ment. Consideration $8500.
BUILDING PERMITS
Following iv*re the permits Issued from the
office of the chief Inspector of buildings yes
terday, classified according to wards:
-":%'..; Permits. Value.
First ward 2 $875
Second ward l .60
Fourth ward 4 1.155
Fifth ward 10 15.330
Sixth ward 4 42.360
Ninth ward 1 3"l
Total! : 2! »«0.110
7
Hoover street, 1139— E. McDowell; alterations;
1800,
Avenue 2R. 11l West—J. Kohnke. owner; J.
Maw., builder: 1-story 5-room house; $BuO.
Town* avenue, 1160— L. A. Creamery Co.,
owner; F. 6. Spauldlng, builder: 3-story cream
ery; 142,000.
Hoover street. "002 South—O. Dodge, owner
ami builder; 1-story l-reom barn; $150.
Arroyo Ser.i avenue, 34.16— J. Maw, owner and
builder; 1-story shed; $75.
Crocker street, 4401-E. A. Wayar. altera
tions; $100.
Sixtieth street. 353 West—O. W. Alexander,
owner and builder; 1-story 5-room house; 11000,
Sail Pedro street, 6210— F. K. Harvey, owner;
Graham, builder; l-6tory 2-room houre; $200.
Wisconsin street, 3939—Chandler & Chellls,
owners and builders: 1-story 6-room house*
Sixteenth street, 64i West—E. Lloyd, altera
tion?; 1160,
11600.
Eleventh stret. 2307 West— K. C. Magarvan.
owner; 7.. B. Kuhn, builder; 1-story 1-room
shed; 1100.
Fifty-first street. 1011 West —H. Fowen, own
er; .1. S. Harshman, builder; 1-story 6-room
house; si*"".
Fifty-third street. 409 West—O W. Haigh.
owner; J. i. Harshman, builder: 1-story 6
room house; 11500.
Eighth street, 218 West Orlfoa, altera
tions; $35.
Vernon street, 239 West— A. I*. Botzer, own
er; F. B. Fuent, builder; 1-story 6-room resi- ,
iin-ie; $2500.
Wilton place, 502S— L. A._ Investment Co.,
owner and builder; 1-story .v'ro-jm house; $ISSO.
Third street, 3319 East-F. W. Franz, altera
tions; $300.
Brooks avenue, Rio—C. H. Apel, owner and
builder; Hi-story barn; $60.
Slxty-sr.vemii street, 320 West-Miss N. Ty
ner, owner; J. '-■ Brown, builder; IH-story 6
room house; $1500.
raloma street, 1523—D. Mcl^eod. alterations;
$60.
Fifty-first street, 622 West— O. Lefevre. own
er and builder; 1-story 6-room house; $1700.
Wilton place. 4714— I. A. Investment Co.,
owner and builder; I'4-story "-room house:
$1880. _ ._.-;■-'■■ ■■:•"-,.?;;. '■/
Sales at Corona
At Corona a two-story house, with lot 60x150
feet at Victoria and Seventh streets, has been
sold by J. M. Browning to C. A. Hancock tor
$2500 cash. Frank Alden has secured a lot at
Seventh and Main streets from G. F. Dean and
li erecting a 3Ux7O foot frame building tor
amusement purposes, to cost $1200. A second
Btory in being erected for a building on sixth
street, In Corona, owned by K. L, Joy, at a
coat of $30« i.
One Story Brick
II B. McK*« is hinliiK plans drawn for a
one-storj brloll huililing r.oxMi feet In .size.
In hi conitruetfd on Uyrtle avenue, Monro
via, it will have cream colored brick for
fmnl iilate KlasH and compoßitlon roofing
The roundatlons will be of sufficient strength
to carry a thr«e-story huililing.
Will Erect Church
The Varment Avenue Methodist rhurrh
han pUr«hM«d a large lot. at Vernon and
Vermont aveiuu-t. and js toon »s tnougli
money is raised will «r«ct a. p«rmanent
church home. '
BUILDING PERMITS
FOR SIXTEEN DAYS
Permits to the number of 384 for the i
erection of buildings of a total valua
tion of $595,132 were Issued from April
1 to April 16, Inclusive, by the depart
ment of buildings of the Los Angeles '
board of public works.
This : exceeded by twenty-three per
mits and $180,669 in valuation the rec
ord for the corresponding period of last
year.
The current reports show the Issu
ance of permits for eleven class C
buildings, to cost $107,800. and 154 class (
D structures, of a total valuation of
$199,882. .
The Fifth ward leads, with ninety
nine buildings of a total value of $156,
--075, but the Third ward shows a much
larger value of buildings, the figures
being twenty-six permit!) and $115,459
in valuation.
rermlts. Valu*.
Clats A. reinforced concrete*. 2 I 82,000
CUM C 11 107.»00
Class D, one-story 154 I*B,ll
Class d, i-•tors' -'-' 46.258
Cla»s D, two-story ' 26 101.120
Class D, three-story 1 25.000
Sheds ■ 41 2.955
Brick alterations 21 ' MOi
Frame alterations 1"-' 23.26,1
Totals 3SI $395,132
The following Is the classification by
wards:
Wards— Permits. Value.
First 4* I 4 3._■ i
Second 40 4 4,831
Third !S 118.411
Fourth M «6,«8O
Fifth »9 156.075
Sixth ..„ f. « 59.28S
Bev#nth II 50,435
Eighth « HO
Ninth 35 • 110
f Totals 384 »395,132
OXFORD SQUARE LOT
SELLS FOR $4500
Purchaser Will Improve with Resi
dence Costing $12,000 —Other
Sales in District
Emii Firth has sold to Fred K.
Colby 100x171 feet at the southwest
corner of Eighth street and Delaware
drive, in Oxford square, for $4500. Mr.
Colby will erect a $12,000 residence on
the property.
The same owner has sold to John
H. Dean 50x171 feet on Delaware drive
south of Tenth street for $1100. The
purchaser has plans prepared for a
very artistic bungalow, which he will
erect at once.
Oxford square is situated between
Wllshire boulevard and Pico street,
west of the Country club. The avenues
are seventy feet wide and the lots 171
feet deep and range In width from 50
to 100 feet. The tract is situated In
the best part of the Wllshire boule
vard district, has high-class street im
provements and is improved with a
number of very handsome residences.
Pico street is paved with asphalt from
Oxford square tothe business center.
Christian Scientists Organize
The rhri.'tian Scientists of Ontario have
organized and will shortly erect a church
huildlni! Or. t. J Bumstead is president
of the board of trust* 10?.
Hudson School Bonds
A four-room SChOOI hilllflins; "Mil he
erected in the Hudson schoo4 rtlftrict at
Puente. A bond election will be held on
M»y I] to vote bonds In 'he sum of $10.0011.
ip^Farming Lands at Ipp)
' Lomita in San Pedro District"
Where the Rancher Makes Money Both Ways
harbor territory Millions expended all around them cannot help incre.as.ng: their value wonderfully. They par- !
«fl£l thp shoestHna striD They are close to the new ship channel now dredging into Bixby Slough. The elec ;
?r c Hne Nation inclose by at Weston street. They are adjacent to the new and thriving town of Lomita. They ;
have the advantage of two great markets, Los Angeles and San Pedro.
They Are Productive to a Most Remarkable Degree
The soil is fertile and the water abundant and cheap. Soil experts and specialists have selected Lomita lands j
hi preferenceft" all others. One ranch of forty acres for asparagus, has been secured recently. Another of 20 '
a^ res winter rhubartT will be planted. Hundreds of acres are being planted In tomatoes and vegetables. Thirty
acres have been set out in walnuts. The very choicest and most productive lands to be had. Every foot of it ?
has a great mercantile and commercial future also.
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY IT
rmßK'l Bid MONEY IN 5 AND 10-At'KK TRACTS HO QcOMQ TO THK GREAT HARBOR CITY
$375 Per Acre Up=Easy-to-Pay Terms
vvr IKSIONS \T » 10 AND II 81NIIAV AND KVKRV HOUR KVKRV IMV THIM COMING WKKK
81NGI.E ACHES I'OR INVESTMENT ON »IO PAYMENTS
Lomita Farms Department
W. I. nOI/LINOBWOBIH * CO.,
118 West Sixth Street, Ground Floor F1616, Main 1616
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Apple Growers'
flj Bbßc^BV^Spl The Krpatcst a PI Krowhiß section
O^F^^S^^^ • I??*! "f the Southwest. Hraumont 13 on
jL"* I»lslsl*JL»t *"2 the high road to national fame tor
* iTWy «P 5 "cr"l with water under $90 A
>Jqi pre«»ur«> In »leel pipes for V"U
jgnmm_ Apple Trees to plant $100
A 4-year-old heanng apple tree on>oole Tollkl eott tor l*m\ '$1000
& William*- ranch, adjoining this com- >nd trfM __ '"".■ $IUUU
Apple Va"i?y presents the «n«>rcateat fruit raising ,oPP°|' lu"'t^ l f' f o f o t h?t'S W Cb l. lforl
less time than oranges. ' _ ___„,
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Beaumont, ll^re ll the greatest grow- «lfl S. Broadway, I,o» Angeles,
ing. fast money producing h c. ol l ">, l In I want to know mor« about B.au-.
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The greatest apple growing section' of »■>«■»» ■•• - ... , ,
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„.., construction are many. I can erect a « In a f*w days. I us* tn*
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factured exclusively by i .~' ,v , • ■"-.-:
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