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TUESDAY TORRANCE HERALD TUESDAY, JUNE 3,1924 CLASSIFIED Advertisements Is published HERALD In both TOR- and LOMITA H/ DEWS. Rates for combined circulations, both papers: OB* Insertion, per word Two Insertions, per word ybree Insertions, per word tvnr Insertions, per word- Minimum ad, 12 words. Display Classified, 80c per Inch. Eight lines to Inch. Estimate SIX ORDINARY words to the line. Initials d figures count as words. All ads with white space computed at rate f (Oc per Inch. Classified Ad Columns Close: For Tuesday Edition, 6:30 P.M. BfOBday. For Friday Edition, 5:30 P. M. Thursday. , Phone Torrance 200. , Phone Lomita 55-W I- SUB-STATIONS Classified ads may De left at the following sub-stations, but must be gold IN ADVANCE: Beacon Drug Store, Cabrillo St., Ycrrance. Van Anclles' Specialty Shop, Sar- Cori i*t., Torrance. -Dolly Drug Store, El Prado St., Torrance. CLASSIFICATION Mo. Heading ANNOUNCEMENTS Funeral Notices Cards of Thanks Lodge Notices Lost and Found Business Directory Personal Travel Opportunities Business Opportunities Financial For Rent: Houses, Furnished For Rent: Houses, Unfurnished. For Rent: Apartments and Flats, Furnished For Rent: Apartments and Flats, Unfurnished For Rent: Rooms, Furnished. For Rent: Rooms, Unfurnished For Rent: Garages For Rent: Stores and Offices Kor Rent: Miscellaneous Board and Room For Sale: Automobiles and Acces- sories For Sale: Furniture and House- bold Goods For Sale: Horses and Livestock For "Sale: Pet Stock For Sale: Miscellaneous Help Wanted: Male Help Wanted: Female Help Wanted: Male and Female Situations wanted Wanted To Buy Wanted To Rent Wanted: Miscellaneous Real Estate: Improved Real Estate: Unimproved For Lease Oil Properties. Leases, Royalties, etc. Income Preperty Miscellaneous 9 Business Opportunities WILL SAIL for the oil fields South America shortly. Contractors oil field men and others who are desirous of making connections there will do well to communicate with me. Calls after 6 only. Trlflers please do not waste my time. L Castellanos, Apt. No. 5, La Forge Apartments, Center St., Venice, Cal 10 Financial "TED To borrow $1000 on 1m- ,«Cd real estate valued at $4000 -T r>ay 8%; no bonus. R. Tyler av Cabrillo, Ave., Torrance. 11 For Rent: Houses Furnished 3-ROOM new cottage, furnished; cheap rent. 1917-B Cabrillo, near 220th St. FOR RENT El Prado court; right downtown. Small first-class fur- nished bungalows by the month. Special rates to persons who will lease six months or one year. The price is less than room rent, and you have your own home. Janitor service. Hot water 24 hours. Ap- ply Torrance Investment Company. 12 For Rent: Houses Unfurnished NEW STUCCO BUNGALOW, 5 rooms and breakfast nook, $65. Will give lease. Phone 180, Torrance. FOR RENT New bungalow, 3 rooms and large nook; Tiffany wood work; garage. $36.50. Los Angeles. 1122 West 102d St., FOR RENT $18 per month, room houses on car line. Normandie Ave., Gardena. Two- 17801 13 For Rent: Apartments and Flats, Furnished HERE'S YOUR CHANCE Save half your rent, by using spare time look- ing after a bungalow court; only 4 apartments, just finished, brand new; just dandy for couple or with one child; built-in bed, cabinet kitchen, etc. Take a look at it at 3045 Arizona St., near school; then write to owner, P. O. Box 1021, San Pedro, Cal. FOR RENT Cozy 2-room furnished apartment and bath, all conveni- ences, cheap; also garage space. j 2267 Carson St., west of high school. Lost and Found UD&T— Pocketbook with $10 cash, op- erator's license. Return to Herald office. Reward. .JX>ST Friday evening, lady's vanity ease, containing about three dollars ~ in cash, black powder box, nail file, small knife, package silk flowers; ftl*o bank book and other important papers. Please return to Mary K. Biih^r, Roi-Tan Hotel. Reward. Business Directory 14 For Rent: Apartments and Flats, Unfurnished FOR RENT Strictly modern 3-room double apts., with screen porch and double laundry trays; continuous hot water night and day. Available June 10. Norman Apts., 2717 Re- dondo Blvd. Inquire Apt. L. 15 For Rent: Rooms Furnished LARGE, baths. to $7 per week. Best location in Torrance. Erwln Hotel. BRIGHT ROOMS; shower 75c to $1.50 per day; $3.50 FURNISHED ROOM, suitable for 1 or 2 gentlemen. 915 Cota Ave. 17 For Rent: Garages GARAGE FOR RENT. 1816 Gramercy. 18 For Rent: Stores and Offices OFFICE, small shop, or desk room; ground floor. Best location In Tor- rance. Erwln Hotel Building. DRESSMAKING ^flies' tailoring; buttons covered your own material. _ .Hemstitching, S cents yurrt. dmliti Smart Shoppe, lMl"i Narbonne Ave., Lomlta. MRS. W. H, MARTIN. BAHCLEV CORSETIERRE. Phone Lomlta 52. j FOH UKNT 3-room duplex bunga- 2«45 Beacon St., Lomita. J low, 2217 Sierra St. Inquire 918 (19 For Rent: Miscellaneous SPECIALISTS on radiators, fenders, j . .bodies and tanks. Ni;w cores. 130'20 North Catalina Ave., Redondo. Board and Room S. H. HOFFMAN, moving and c prvss. Residence 3022 Poppy SI., Paxmun's Hardware. 1109 Narlinn AY.-. IMionr. Lomita 107; ic.siili'M plume 208-J. A. L. SALTER Realtor "1316 Sartori Street Phone 68 AUDIT INCOME TAX Experience and results coat no more. O. G. Miller. First Nat). Bank Bldg.. Long Beach. Calif. Ph. 643-275. Jull PAINTIM:, Trupp, 3023 Phone 315. imp* HEMSTITCHING. W«-st Cumuli SI high school. Mix. KiiiK. , 1 block we Business Directory CB8SPOOLS DUG and dralnml. J. W. ^ ier. Phone Lumita 349-W DRKSSMAKING AND DESIGNING. HARBOR CITY HOTKL. Mrs. Weed. Apt. 1. D. C. TURNER ta Rappaport's Store Cxp«rt Shoe Repairer Old Shoes Look New vith board, If desired; 20«5 220th St. 21 For Sale: Automobile! and Accessories COMING MOVIE ATTRACTIONS ] TORRANCE THEATRE Inrontostably a screen masterpiece. Goo rife Fltzmaurlce's Paramount pro- duction. "The Cheat," presenting the famous star, Pola Negri, In the finest role of her picture' career, will be the feature attraction at the Torrance theatre for two days, beginning Tues- day, June 3. Jack Holt, Paramount star. Is featured as leading man, while Charles de Roche, the popular French screen star, now a member of the Paramount stock company, heads the supporting cast. It Is one of the few pictures In which this celebrated star has appeared that has a happy ending. The production Is by George Fltz- maurlce, and Oulda Bergere wrote the scenario. Jack Holt plays the fea- tured role of a husband In the picture. Charles de Roche, celebrated French actor, is In the support as a white man crook posing as an East Indian prince. Always a William S. Hart produc- tion has been guarantee of a support- ing cast worthy of the star. "Sinsr-ar Jim McKee," Hart's latest produc- tion for Paramount, which will be the feature at the Torrance theatre next Thursday and Friday, does not dis- appoint In this, or In fact any respect. The supporting cast Includes sev- eral old Hart favorites, who have established their popularity In his previous pictures. One of these Is Bert Sprotte, a finished actor of the old Shakespearian school, who has become one of the leading character actors In pictures. Sprotte does some of the best work of his career In this picture In a fitted to him. character role Ideally Foi LOMITA THEATRE several days during the making GOING KAST MuHt sell at once Grant Six coach, 4 passenger; good Lee cord tires. $400 takes it. 22 For Sale Furniture and Household Goods FOR SALE Gas stove, davenport. Leather rockers, 2-pk'Ce bedroom suite, Vlct,rola and records, library table. 2075 UeiJondo lilvd.. Murray Court, Apt. I. 25 For Sale: Miscellanepus REAL LUMBER BARGAINS 2x3 unit 2x1 only $18 per M. 4x4 It. W. only $20 per M. Wf have some real fence posts at $20 per 1000 Hi), ft. 3x1 anil 4x4. See Us for Lumber. Free delivery on 1000 ft. or more. Rear of 400 E.' ANAHEIM BLVD. WilmiiiKton. 30 Wanted To Buy WANTEHV-TO BUY, MEDIUM SIZE OFFICE SAFE. BUSI- NESS MANAGER, TOR- RANCE HERALD. WANTED Real E*UU. LUt jroar prop«rtlM with Company th« Netll Realty s-M-tr WILL HAY CASH for usud furni- ture Lewis Rlpplu. m« Curnon St. of "Eyes of the Forest," which opens two-day run at the Lomita theatre Tuesday, June 3, Tom Mix, the star of the picture, was walking around with one of the finest "shiners" or black eyes, If you like that has been seen in Hollywood in ages. The man- ner in which he acquired the optical decoration handed even Tom a laugh. It was during a free-for-all fight that was staged in "Eyes of the For- est." Just before the fray Mix ad- dressed his adversaries, who included several "extras." What he said was this: "I will give ten dollars to any man who blacks my eye. I want to make this fight a real thing. Here's your hance to wade in and get some extra money." Tom got what he was looking for, and a mild-mannered young man col- lected the ten-spot. "That young fellow is mighty quick," Tom admitted; "so quick I didn't see lim coming. And he's a little fellow, too." Friday night Tom went to see the weekly bouts at a Los Angeles club. When the fighters in the final bout stepped Into' the ring Mix looked, rubbed his eyes and looked again. "No wonder I got a black eye," he mused, feeling the Injured optic. "That fellow in the green tights Is the guy ho hit me." It was Jack Joseph, well known in the middle west as a contender for the lightweight title. LITTLE-HICKMAN Mrs. Emily M. Little of Long Beach and Hiram E. Hlckman of Gunnison, Colo., were married Sat- urday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Spllttstoesser of Hill street. In the presence of about twenty-five friends, by Rev. E. E. lark. Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Thlessen of Long Beach attended the bridal couple, who entered to the strains of [xjhengrln's wedding march played by Miss Irene Spllttstoesser. Many beautiful gifts were received r the happy . couple. A delicious supper was served by Mrs. Splitts- :oesser. Mr. and Mrs. Hlckman will re- main in Long Beach for a few weeks, after which they will go to Mr. Hick- man's home In Gunnison, Colo., for an indefinite stay. NOTICE, GLASSWORKERS! Santa Ana lot near new factory, ;OxlGO, on South Main St., $1490 be- ns $500 less than real value. One- hird cash. The wise man buys on he main street and direct from >wner. See F. Vollmer, 2013 South Main St., Santa Ana. Adv. i 33 Real Estate: Improved MODERN SIX-ROOM HOUSE, corner lot, double garage; both streets paved, no assessments; sprinkling: system In. $5800; easy terms. OWNER, 1003 Portola St. Phone 109 -W, Torrance. FOR HOMES IN LOMITA. and for fire, compensation and automobile Insurance, see J. W. WELTE 1144 Nirbonne Lomita Across from School. >/ 4 ACKKS, Curlnl>»d, Calif.; 3-room house, now rented, Hatty terms. Mrs. Muttle RoKencraiitz, 315C Miller St., Lomttu. Phone 18-W. ATTRACTIVE five-room cottage for sale by owner; terms. 1229 Arling- ton Ave. MODERN RESIDENCE, five large rooms; large lot, paved boulevard. Sacrifice for cash, or $560 down and very easy payments. 1961 Plaza del Amo. ^forrance. - 34 Real Estate: Unimproved FOR HALK Lot on Apjupolii Ave. next to gunner, 1 block from P. K. ShuiiH. $1360; tc'rm'sT'Owner, H. G., I'. O. Hox 987. 38 Miscellaneous CALL MRS. LYNNE. LomlU 10S. be fore 8 a. m. and after 6:10 p. m. and five her your news Item* or 1 advertisement*. Anywhere at any time. No Item or advertisement too •mall and none too large. Pretty Parade At Elementary School Enjoyed An appreciative audience was pres- ent last Friday at the May festival held at the elementary school. A parade was a feature of the day, in which five groups of sally dec- orated kiddies and vehicles took part. In group one, a clown with bicycle decorated In yellow won the blue ribbon, the red ribbon was awarded a blcydfTwhlch was a mans of nas- turtiums, while the white ribbon was given the owner of a purple and white bicycle. Group two consisted of decorated vehicles other than bicycles, and the ribbons were awarded the Red Cross ambulance, the "Covered Wagon," and "Menagerie" car. Decorated doll buggies formed the third group. The black dancing girl won the blue ribbon for the prettiest costume: the red ribbon went to the glr) in pink, and the Gypsy girl won the white ribbon. t In the fifth group, most original costumes, the ribbons were awarded the Suffragette, Brownie and Palry and the Dutch Maid. The parade was followed by an ex- cdlent program. Scout Commissioner Kills P. Moore gave an Interesting and appropriate talk. TRUSTEES The board Instructed the city at- torney to take steps necessary for formation of a district of the city of Torrance so that records of births and deaths shall be filed with the city clerk here. At present Torrance vital statistics are recorded at Re- dondo. The request for formation of a district here came in a letter from Dr. J. S. Lancaster. At the request of Trustee Wlllis M. Brooks, chairman of the finance com- mittee, 'the board decided to meet in committee Thursday night to con- REAL ESTATE JUST COMPLETED 6 MODERN BUNGALOWS only 1 left. Hardwood floors; Hie sink, tile bath and shower; built-in refrigerator. Garage. CLOSING OUT OPPORTUNITY Only $500 cash balance like rent. 730 Sartorl A ve.. Torrance. slder the budget for the ensuing fiscal year. A letter from the directors of the Chamber of Commerce requesting tlint the board take action toward the In- stallation of a street lighting system in the city was referred to the com- mittee on police, fire and lights. Trustee J. S. Torrence, chairman. Trustee Torrence, chairman of thP police committee, announced that three policemen are now on duty In the city at night. By a unanintous vote the board de- cided not to adopt any plan by which taxes would be refunded for a period of years to new industries locating in Torrance. A petition from residents of South Arlington avenue that Plaza del Amo be oiled to prevent the dust nuisance In the district was referred to the city engineer, who already has mode plans for oiling the thoroughfare. **************** TOBRANCE HOTE8 **«*«***«**«**** Nelson Reeve, of Lawndale, form- erly of Torrance, is laid up with a badly Injured leg. Mr. Reeve slip- ped while at work on a building and cut the limb to the bone. Mr. and Mrs. William Gasgolgne and daughter Maxlne, of Gramercy avenue, were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. George Woodslde of Carson street and Arlington avenue. A week-end trip to Hemet Dam was enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Schai-fer and family. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Tolson, and Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Sharp. The limit of fine trout was brought home. tii over <'. Whyte of Marcelina ave- nue spent the holiday and week-end with friends in San Francisco. McKINLEY INN M is. May McKinley and son For- rest were guests Friday of Mr. and Mrs. W. Fred Bowen of Los Angeles. Carl Rettig spent Sunday with friends in Fullerton. Ray Slinkard was a business vis- itor in Los Angeles Monday. O. A. Childers was a dinner guest Sunday of San Pedro friends. Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer Clark and daughter Elizabeth were dinner guests Sunday at the Inn. H. L. McClure was entertained by Los Angeles friends Sunday. Verne Johnson of Long Beach, asso- ciated with the C. C. Julian company, is a recent arrival at the Inn. Mrs. Hazel File of San Bernardino vas a week-end guest here. George Beck spent Sunday at Long Beach. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: My wife, Lotchen M. Waugh, having left my bed and board, I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by her after this date. Adv. ALBERT R. WAUGH. •••••••••• ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS See Our Windows WEDNESDAY ONLY Torrance 5 - 10 - 15c Store 1507 Cabrillo Ave. Wanted BOYS Six bright energetic boys with bicycles, for newspaper routes. Good pay and permanent work. Apply evenings between 6 and 7 o'clock. 1010 ESHELMAN LOMITA, CALIF.
Transcript of BOYS - libarch.torranceca.gov Sept … · 3045 Arizona St., near school; then write to owner, P. O....
TUESDAY TORRANCE HERALD TUESDAY, JUNE 3,1924
CLASSIFIEDAdvertisements
Is published HERALD
In both TOR- and LOMITAH/
DEWS.Rates for combined circulations,
both papers:OB* Insertion, per word Two Insertions, per word ybree Insertions, per wordtvnr Insertions, per word-
Minimum ad, 12 words. Display Classified, 80c per Inch. Eight lines to Inch. Estimate SIX
ORDINARY words to the line. Initials d figures count as words. All ads with white space computed at rate f (Oc per Inch.
Classified Ad Columns Close:For Tuesday Edition, 6:30 P.M.
BfOBday.For Friday Edition, 5:30 P. M.
Thursday. ,Phone Torrance 200.
, Phone Lomita 55-W
I-
SUB-STATIONSClassified ads may De left at the
following sub-stations, but must be gold IN ADVANCE:
Beacon Drug Store, Cabrillo St., Ycrrance.
Van Anclles' Specialty Shop, Sar- Cori i*t., Torrance.
-Dolly Drug Store, El Prado St., Torrance.
CLASSIFICATION Mo. Heading
ANNOUNCEMENTSFuneral NoticesCards of ThanksLodge NoticesLost and FoundBusiness DirectoryPersonalTravel OpportunitiesBusiness OpportunitiesFinancialFor Rent: Houses, FurnishedFor Rent: Houses, Unfurnished.For Rent: Apartments and Flats,
FurnishedFor Rent: Apartments and Flats,
UnfurnishedFor Rent: Rooms, Furnished.For Rent: Rooms, UnfurnishedFor Rent: GaragesFor Rent: Stores and OfficesKor Rent: MiscellaneousBoard and RoomFor Sale: Automobiles and Acces
soriesFor Sale: Furniture and House-
bold GoodsFor Sale: Horses and LivestockFor "Sale: Pet StockFor Sale: MiscellaneousHelp Wanted: MaleHelp Wanted: FemaleHelp Wanted: Male and FemaleSituations wantedWanted To BuyWanted To RentWanted: MiscellaneousReal Estate: ImprovedReal Estate: UnimprovedFor LeaseOil Properties. Leases, Royalties,
etc.Income PrepertyMiscellaneous
9 Business Opportunities
WILL SAIL for the oil fields South America shortly. Contractors oil field men and others who are desirous of making connections there will do well to communicate with me. Calls after 6 only. Trlflers please do not waste my time. L Castellanos, Apt. No. 5, La Forge Apartments, Center St., Venice, Cal
10 Financial"TED To borrow $1000 on 1m- ,«Cd real estate valued at $4000 -T r>ay 8%; no bonus. R. Tyler
av Cabrillo, Ave., Torrance.
11 For Rent: Houses Furnished
3-ROOM new cottage, furnished; cheap rent. 1917-B Cabrillo, near 220th St.
FOR RENT El Prado court; right downtown. Small first-class fur nished bungalows by the month. Special rates to persons who will lease six months or one year. The price is less than room rent, and you have your own home. Janitor service. Hot water 24 hours. Ap ply Torrance Investment Company.
12 For Rent: Houses Unfurnished
NEW STUCCO BUNGALOW, 5 rooms and breakfast nook, $65. Will give lease. Phone 180, Torrance.
FOR RENT New bungalow, 3 rooms and large nook; Tiffany wood work;garage. $36.50. Los Angeles.
1122 West 102d St.,
FOR RENT $18 per month, room houses on car line. Normandie Ave., Gardena.
Two- 17801
13 For Rent: Apartments and Flats, Furnished
HERE'S YOUR CHANCE Save half your rent, by using spare time look ing after a bungalow court; only 4 apartments, just finished, brand new; just dandy for couple or with one child; built-in bed, cabinet kitchen, etc. Take a look at it at 3045 Arizona St., near school; then write to owner, P. O. Box 1021, San Pedro, Cal.
FOR RENT Cozy 2-room furnished apartment and bath, all conveni ences, cheap; also garage space.
j 2267 Carson St., west of high school.
Lost and Found
UD&T— Pocketbook with $10 cash, op erator's license. Return to Herald office. Reward.
.JX>ST Friday evening, lady's vanity ease, containing about three dollars
~ in cash, black powder box, nail file, small knife, package silk flowers; ftl*o bank book and other important papers. Please return to Mary K. Biih^r, Roi-Tan Hotel. Reward.
Business Directory
14 For Rent: Apartments and Flats, Unfurnished
FOR RENT Strictly modern 3-room double apts., with screen porch and double laundry trays; continuous hot water night and day. Available June 10. Norman Apts., 2717 Re dondo Blvd. Inquire Apt. L.
15 For Rent: Rooms Furnished
LARGE, baths.to $7 per week. Best location in Torrance. Erwln Hotel.
BRIGHT ROOMS; shower 75c to $1.50 per day; $3.50
FURNISHED ROOM, suitable for 1 or 2 gentlemen. 915 Cota Ave.
17 For Rent: GaragesGARAGE FOR RENT. 1816 Gramercy.
18 For Rent: Stores and Offices
OFFICE, small shop, or desk room; ground floor. Best location In Tor rance. Erwln Hotel Building.
DRESSMAKING ^flies' tailoring;buttons covered your own material.
_ .Hemstitching, S cents yurrt. dmliti Smart Shoppe, lMl"i Narbonne
Ave., Lomlta.
MRS. W. H, MARTIN. BAHCLEVCORSETIERRE. Phone Lomlta 52. j FOH UKNT 3-room duplex bunga- 2«45 Beacon St., Lomita. J low, 2217 Sierra St. Inquire 918
(19 For Rent: Miscellaneous
SPECIALISTS on radiators, fenders, j . .bodies and tanks. Ni;w cores. 130'20
North Catalina Ave., Redondo. Board and Room
S. H. HOFFMAN, moving and c prvss. Residence 3022 Poppy SI., Paxmun's Hardware. 1109 Narlinn AY.-. IMionr. Lomita 107; ic.siili'M plume 208-J.
A. L. SALTERRealtor
"1316 Sartori Street Phone 68
AUDIT INCOME TAX Experience and results coat no more. O. G. Miller. First Nat). Bank Bldg.. Long Beach. Calif. Ph. 643-275. Jull
PAINTIM:,
Trupp, 3023 Phone 315.
imp*
HEMSTITCHING.W«-st Cumuli SI high school.
Mix. KiiiK., 1 block we
Business Directory
CB8SPOOLS DUG and dralnml. J. W. ^ ier. Phone Lumita 349-W
DRKSSMAKING AND DESIGNING.HARBOR CITY HOTKL.
Mrs. Weed. Apt. 1.
D. C. TURNERta Rappaport's Store Cxp«rt Shoe Repairer
Old Shoes Look New
vith board, If desired;20«5 220th St.
21 For Sale: Automobile! and Accessories
COMING MOVIE ATTRACTIONS ]TORRANCE THEATRE
Inrontostably a screen masterpiece. Goo rife Fltzmaurlce's Paramount pro duction. "The Cheat," presenting the famous star, Pola Negri, In the finest role of her picture' career, will be the feature attraction at the Torrance theatre for two days, beginning Tues day, June 3. Jack Holt, Paramount star. Is featured as leading man, while Charles de Roche, the popular French screen star, now a member of the Paramount stock company, heads the supporting cast. It Is one of the few pictures In which this celebrated star has appeared that has a happy ending.
The production Is by George Fltz- maurlce, and Oulda Bergere wrote the scenario. Jack Holt plays the fea tured role of a husband In the picture. Charles de Roche, celebrated French actor, is In the support as a white man crook posing as an East Indian prince.
Always a William S. Hart produc tion has been guarantee of a support ing cast worthy of the star. "Sinsr-ar Jim McKee," Hart's latest produc tion for Paramount, which will be the feature at the Torrance theatre next Thursday and Friday, does not dis appoint In this, or In fact any respect.
The supporting cast Includes sev eral old Hart favorites, who have established their popularity In his previous pictures. One of these Is Bert Sprotte, a finished actor of the old Shakespearian school, who has become one of the leading character actors In pictures. Sprotte does some of the best work of his career In thispicture In a fitted to him.
character role Ideally
FoiLOMITA THEATRE
several days during the making
GOING KAST MuHt sell at once Grant Six coach, 4 passenger; good Lee cord tires. $400 takes it.
22 For Sale Furniture and Household Goods
FOR SALE Gas stove, davenport. Leather rockers, 2-pk'Ce bedroom suite, Vlct,rola and records, library table. 2075 UeiJondo lilvd.. Murray Court, Apt. I.
25 For Sale: Miscellanepus
REAL LUMBER BARGAINS
2x3 unit 2x1 only $18 per M.4x4 It. W. only $20 per M.
Wf have some real fence posts at $20 per 1000 Hi), ft. 3x1 anil 4x4.
See Us for Lumber. Free delivery on 1000 ft. or more.
Rear of 400 E.' ANAHEIM BLVD. WilmiiiKton.
30 Wanted To Buy
WANTEHV-TO BUY, MEDIUM SIZE OFFICE SAFE. BUSI NESS MANAGER, TOR RANCE HERALD.
WANTED Real E*UU. LUt jroarprop«rtlM with Company
th« Netll Realtys-M-trWILL HAY CASH for usud furni
ture Lewis Rlpplu. m« Curnon St.
of "Eyes of the Forest," which openstwo-day run at the Lomita theatre
Tuesday, June 3, Tom Mix, the star of the picture, was walking around with one of the finest "shiners" or black eyes, If you like that has been seen in Hollywood in ages. The man ner in which he acquired the optical decoration handed even Tom a laugh.
It was during a free-for-all fight that was staged in "Eyes of the For est." Just before the fray Mix ad dressed his adversaries, who included several "extras." What he said was this:
"I will give ten dollars to any man who blacks my eye. I want to make this fight a real thing. Here's your hance to wade in and get some extra
money."Tom got what he was looking for,
and a mild-mannered young man col lected the ten-spot.
"That young fellow is mighty quick," Tom admitted; "so quick I didn't see lim coming. And he's a little fellow, too."
Friday night Tom went to see the weekly bouts at a Los Angeles club. When the fighters in the final bout stepped Into' the ring Mix looked, rubbed his eyes and looked again.
"No wonder I got a black eye," he mused, feeling the Injured optic. "That fellow in the green tights Is the guy
ho hit me." It was Jack Joseph, well known in the middle west as a contender for the lightweight title.
LITTLE-HICKMAN
Mrs. Emily M. Little of Long Beach and Hiram E. Hlckman of Gunnison, Colo., were married Sat urday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Spllttstoesser of Hill street. In the presence of about twenty-five friends, by Rev. E. E. lark.Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Thlessen of
Long Beach attended the bridal couple, who entered to the strains of [xjhengrln's wedding march played by Miss Irene Spllttstoesser.
Many beautiful gifts were receivedr the happy . couple. A delicious
supper was served by Mrs. Splitts- :oesser.
Mr. and Mrs. Hlckman will re main in Long Beach for a few weeks, after which they will go to Mr. Hick- man's home In Gunnison, Colo., for an indefinite stay.
NOTICE, GLASSWORKERS!
Santa Ana lot near new factory,;OxlGO, on South Main St., $1490 be ns $500 less than real value. One- hird cash. The wise man buys on he main street and direct from >wner.
See F. Vollmer, 2013 South Main St., Santa Ana. Adv.
i 33 Real Estate: Improved
MODERN SIX-ROOM HOUSE, corner lot, double garage; both streets paved, no assessments; sprinkling: system In. $5800; easy terms. OWNER, 1003 Portola St. Phone 109 -W, Torrance.
FOR HOMES IN LOMITA. and for fire, compensation and automobile Insurance, see
J. W. WELTE1144 Nirbonne Lomita
Across from School.
>/4 ACKKS, Curlnl>»d, Calif.; 3-room house, now rented, Hatty terms. Mrs. Muttle RoKencraiitz, 315C Miller St., Lomttu. Phone 18-W.
ATTRACTIVE five-room cottage for sale by owner; terms. 1229 Arling ton Ave.
MODERN RESIDENCE, five large rooms; large lot, paved boulevard. Sacrifice for cash, or $560 down and very easy payments. 1961 Plaza del Amo. ^forrance. -
34 Real Estate: UnimprovedFOR HALK Lot on Apjupolii Ave.
next to gunner, 1 block from P. K. ShuiiH. $1360; tc'rm'sT'Owner, H. G., I'. O. Hox 987.
38 Miscellaneous
CALL MRS. LYNNE. LomlU 10S. be fore 8 a. m. and after 6:10 p. m. and five her your news Item* or 1 advertisement*. Anywhere at any time. No Item or advertisement too
•mall and none too large.
Pretty Parade At Elementary
School EnjoyedAn appreciative audience was pres
ent last Friday at the May festival held at the elementary school.
A parade was a feature of the day, in which five groups of sally dec orated kiddies and vehicles took part.
In group one, a clown with bicycle decorated In yellow won the blue ribbon, the red ribbon was awarded a blcydfTwhlch was a mans of nas turtiums, while the white ribbon was given the owner of a purple and white bicycle.
Group two consisted of decorated vehicles other than bicycles, and the ribbons were awarded the Red Cross ambulance, the "Covered Wagon," and "Menagerie" car.
Decorated doll buggies formed the third group.
The black dancing girl won the blue ribbon for the prettiest costume: the red ribbon went to the glr) in pink, and the Gypsy girl won the white ribbon. t
In the fifth group, most original costumes, the ribbons were awarded the Suffragette, Brownie and Palry and the Dutch Maid.
The parade was followed by an ex- cdlent program.
Scout Commissioner Kills P. Moore gave an Interesting and appropriate talk.
TRUSTEES
The board Instructed the city at torney to take steps necessary for formation of a district of the city of Torrance so that records of births and deaths shall be filed with the city clerk here. At present Torrance vital statistics are recorded at Re- dondo. The request for formation of a district here came in a letter from Dr. J. S. Lancaster.
At the request of Trustee Wlllis M. Brooks, chairman of the finance com mittee, 'the board decided to meet in committee Thursday night to con-
REAL ESTATEJUST COMPLETED 6 MODERN BUNGALOWS
only 1 left. Hardwood floors; Hie sink, tile bath and shower; built-in refrigerator. Garage.
CLOSING OUT OPPORTUNITY Only $500 cash balance like rent.
730 Sartorl A ve.. Torrance.
slder the budget for the ensuing fiscal year.
A letter from the directors of the Chamber of Commerce requesting tlint the board take action toward the In stallation of a street lighting system in the city was referred to the com mittee on police, fire and lights. Trustee J. S. Torrence, chairman.
Trustee Torrence, chairman of thP police committee, announced that three policemen are now on duty In the city at night.
By a unanintous vote the board de cided not to adopt any plan by which taxes would be refunded for a period of years to new industries locating in Torrance.
A petition from residents of South Arlington avenue that Plaza del Amo be oiled to prevent the dust nuisance In the district was referred to the city engineer, who already has mode plans for oiling the thoroughfare.
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Nelson Reeve, of Lawndale, form erly of Torrance, is laid up with a badly Injured leg. Mr. Reeve slip ped while at work on a building and cut the limb to the bone.
Mr. and Mrs. William Gasgolgne and daughter Maxlne, of Gramercy avenue, were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. George Woodslde of Carson street and Arlington avenue.
A week-end trip to Hemet Dam was enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. L. C.
Schai-fer and family. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Tolson, and Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Sharp. The limit of fine trout was brought home.
tii over <'. Whyte of Marcelina ave nue spent the holiday and week-endwith friends in San Francisco.
McKINLEY INN
M is. May McKinley and son For- rest were guests Friday of Mr. and Mrs. W. Fred Bowen of Los Angeles.
Carl Rettig spent Sunday with friends in Fullerton.
Ray Slinkard was a business vis itor in Los Angeles Monday.
O. A. Childers was a dinner guest Sunday of San Pedro friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer Clark and daughter Elizabeth were dinner guests Sunday at the Inn.
H. L. McClure was entertained by Los Angeles friends Sunday.
Verne Johnson of Long Beach, asso ciated with the C. C. Julian company, is a recent arrival at the Inn.
Mrs. Hazel File of San Bernardino vas a week-end guest here.
George Beck spent Sunday at Long Beach.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: My wife, Lotchen M. Waugh, having
left my bed and board, I will not beresponsible for any debts contractedby her after this date.
Adv. ALBERT R. WAUGH.
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