THURSDAY TORRANCE HERAL.D MARCH 11, 1926

CLASSIFIED Advertisementsn H All ads published in both TOR RANCH HERALD and LOMIT/ mows. Rates for combined circulation* kotb papers: H One Insertion, per word ____ te Two Insertions, per word ___ So Three Insertions, per word __ 414< M Four Insertions, per word ___ Sc Minimum ad, 12 words. Display Classified, 80o per Inch Eight lines to inch. Estimate FIVE ORDINARY word* to the line. All ads with white apace ioomputed at rate of 80o per inch ryt Classified Ad Columns close: tf For Thursday Edition, 5:30 P. M Wednesday. Phone Torrance 200. Phone Lomlta 102.

1 CLASSIFICATION W No. Heading I 1 ANNOUNCEMENTS » Funeral Notices S Cards of Thanks 1 Lodge Notices i Lost and Found I ( Business Directory 1 7 Personal I « Travel Opportunities I * Business Opportunities I 10 Financial 1 11 For. Rent: Houses, Furnished I U For Rent: Houses, Unfurnished I IS For Rent: Apartment* and 1 Flats, Furnished 1 11 For Rent: Apartment* and

1* IS For Rent: Rooms, Furnished If It For Rent: Rooms, Unfurnished <* 17 For Rent: Garages

U For Rent: Stores and Offloea 11 For Rent: Furnished or Unfur­

nished 11* Board and Room

'•^n For Sale: Automobiles and Ac­ cessories

22 For. Sale: Furniture and House­ hold Goods

Zt For Sale: Horses and Livestock 14 Poultry and Pet Stock 1C For Sale: Miscellaneous 28 Help Wanted: Male 17 Help Wanted: Female M Help Wanted: Male or Female n Employment Wanted 10 Wanted To Buy 11 Wanted To Rent 11 Wanted: Miscellaneous It Real Estate: Improved M Real Estate Unimproved IS For Lease M Oil Properties, Leases, Royal-

: ties, etc. 17 Income Property IS Real Estate for Sale or Trade It Musical Instrument* *0 Miscellaneous

5 Lost and FoundLOST On West Miller or Nar-

bonne between Miller and P. E. , station, Torrance, small blue 1 workbas containing henna blouse.

" * Finder return to Eshelman School or phone Lomita 237 -J.

t Business Directory

D. C. TURNERla R*ppaport's Store

Expert Shoe Repairer takes Old Shoes Look New

P.O. GUTContractor and Builder Will Help You Finance

721 Cota Phone 276- R Torrauce, Calif.

VAN'S Window Cleaning Service House, store, office. Reasonable. Phone 201-M. 2304 Oramercy.

HEMSTITCHING. Mrs. King, 8267 West oarson St., 1 block west of high school.

10 FinancialS"OR LOANS on improved real

estate or to improve real estate See Moores & Williams, Room 200, 1008 S. Pacific Ave., San Pedro, Cal.

HONEY TO LOAN on approved r real estate, 6H and 7 per cent ** interest. See A J. E. FORBES [ 'II* S. Pacific Ave., Redondo Beach

i HAVE UNLIMITED AMOUNT of money to loan at 6tt%, where,

1 , sidewalks, curbs and gutters are It In; 7% otherwise. J. A. Smith, pr Postofftce Bldg., Lomlta.

TORRANCE AUDITORIUM stock | ' (a few shares) for sale at par I value. Box M, Torrance Herald.

1 FOR INFORMATION regarding In- 1 come tax see Edith S. Smith, | Poatofflcu building, LomlUa

111 For Rent: Houses § FurnishedI FOR RENT 3-room, bath, break- |4 faat nook, modern furnished cot- F tage: gurux". Mrs. Fanny C. 1 King, 1322 Sartorl.

FOR RENT S-room, bath, break?

I tacc. reasonable, to desirable tenf ant. J?81492 South Main St.

THRKK-UOOM modern bungalow; «« K»' K.'u.smml.l.-. J317 Slurru

FURNISHED HOUSES for rent. f aU modern, 112.60 per month.

2 For Rent! Houses | UnfurnishedBjoR~~Rj);NT--Ei[oeUeut five-room

|M:,trt. Hansun & Page.

12 For Rent: Houses Unfurnished

FOR RENT 5 rooms and bath, mile southeast of Torrance, 381 Ocean Ave. p'our extra lot Fine for chicken ranch. Inqulr M. A. Reeves, 276 Temple Ave Long Beach. Phone 330-400.

FOR RENT 6 -room house, $20 also two-room cottage, tlO. 281 East Chestnut St.. Lomlta.

13 For Rent: Apartments and Flats, Furnished

RIGHT DOWN TOWN Neatl furnished apartments, one bloc from P. E. station. Singles, $16 doubles, $20. Everything fur nlshcd except linens and bedding Free garages and water. 840 El Prado, Torrance.

HELLO, HELLO, is that 21-W the Leldy Homes Court? Ar you two blocks south of th Union Tool on Western Ave. Did you say modern, completel furnished, with garages, for $2 per? Thanks!

BEAUTIFUL FURNISHED APT TO RENT at a low price, in th Edison Bldg.; continuous ho water; private bath. Will also take care of apt. for one or two gentlemen, if so desired. Inquire Apt. 6, EdisOn Bldg., Torrance

FOR RENT Partly furnished three-room apartment with ga rage. (22.60 per month, wate paid. Tom Foley, 1406 MarceUna. Phone 115-M.

Court, nicely furnished apartment $25 a month. 2075 Redondo Blvd

14 For Rent: Apartments - and Flats, Unfurnished

BEAUTIFUL large four-room flat hot water; garage. $80. 280 Redondo Blvd.

15 For Rent: Rooms, Furnished

FOR RENT 1 housekeeping and bath with 10x16 storeroom if de­ sired; garage. Mrs. Fanny C King, 1822 Sartorl.

ROOM FOR RENT 1816 Cabrillo $10 per month. Close In.

19 For Rent: Furnished or Unfurnished

UNFURNISHED 3-room modern cottage, $12.50. Furnished 3-room modern cottages, $20. Call at 716iA Amapola Ave., or phone 187-R.

22 For Sale: Furniture and Household Goods

machine. "Hardware" Reeve, Torrance.

24 Poultry and Pet StockTHREE -MONTH- OLD PULLETS,

White Leghorn?. Orders npw booking for Summer and Fall delivery. Glbson's Pullet Ranch, South Klnksley drive at 226th St., Torrance.

LATINO HENS FOR SALE Pen of 16 laying Rhode Island Red hens and one cockerel. 2219 An- dreo Ave., Torrance. Phone201-W.

FOR SALE Rhode Island Red and Plymouth Rock pullets, 4 months old. Your choice $1.60 each. 1633 218th St., Torrance.

25 For Sale: MiscellaneousFOR SALE 1 swarm of bees and

empty hives; good electric wash­ ing machine. Cheap. 2927 Ca- mlno Real.

COMBINATION RADIOLA S-A.four-tube; also Singer sewing machine. 3119 West Palm St., Lomlta.

FOR SALE Set of trap drums at about half price. Phone Lo­ mita 167-J.

27 Help Wanted: FemaleWANTED Oirl for theatre work.

Apply after 6:30 any evening, Lomlta Theatre.

30 Wanted to BuyHARBOR POULTRY CO. pays top

prices for poultry. li!)-J. 1114 South Pacific, San Pedro; 1039 Lucile St., Lomlta.

WANTED Real estate. List yo.ur properties with the. NeiU Realty Company. S-M-tt

33: Real Estate: Improved

FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN

Three new G-room houses. l.arm' living room, tile bath

rage. Pi-ii'r »J2C,U each. Mtg. $2000 each. $7.1(1 down pay­ ment, fall uml set> these snaps.

Tqrrance Investment Co. Phono I7ii

double garni:.-. 1 - :i a.-i,;., l-'lg- Ui'l-oa Ht-. liui.l.-mi, (-l.).si' to '

Investment; ni.ike Im.' uhlfken - raniih I'll..- $ll,UOu; *JOOU mall. Owm-r, N <' Hui-lli-ll, IStilU South Klguurou SI, lia.il.-n:i.

Cut Rates For Pacific Coast 'Home' Tourists

All Railroads Join in Sum­mer Rate Reductions

Throughout West

Westerners, know your west! That Pacific coast residents ma>

have travel rate advantages com­ parable to the rates given to east­

erners who "go east, Lawson Over­ man, district passenger agont fot Southern Pacific Company, an­ nounces that a reduction of from 20 to 33 1/3 percent in summer round trip rates to all resort points in the coast states and Alaska will be effective from April 30 to Sept. 30.

Tickets with a three-month re­ turn .limit will have 20 percent re­ duction and those with 16-day llm t will be reduced 33 1/3 percent. All of the western railroads and steamship lines have joined in the rate cut in line with the proposals and recommendations of their travel bureaus and ticket agencies that the "home-folk" of the west desiring to see their own country be given rate advantages compar­ able to those given on the long haul transcontinental routes and from the east. The largest per­ centage of national parks, monu­ ments and scenic routes of the country are in the territory bene­ fited by the new rates, it was .said by the -transportation officials.

The Southern Pacific, Union Pa­ cific, Western Pacific, Santa Fe, San Francisco-Sacramento, San Diego & Arizona, Yosemite Valley, Sacramento Northern Railroads arid the Los Angeles and the Pa­ cific Steamship Companies will join in the rate cut.

Nash To Absorb Automobile Taxes

Until Levy EndsDecisive action by the Nash Mo­

tors Company relative to con­ gressional adoption of the automo­ bile tax reduction measure is re­ ported by E. H. McCarty, Nash

"Word was wired our distribut­ ing organization March 5/' stated Mr. McCarty, "informing them that in accordance with the established Nash policy of protecting its deal­ ers and customers to the fullest possible extent, we would absorb he tax reduction up to March 28, nclusive, when the government re­

duction becomes operative. "This action, covering all deliv­

eries of Nash and Ajax cars to customers, was made effective by the Nash Motors Company and the Ajax Motors Company March 6. Although the passage of this tax reduction law had been expected by the Industry and the public, it nevertheless contributed to a bet­ ter feeling generally throughout the dealer body and among automobile juyers, as well s.s among manufac­

turers, because It removed uncer­ tainty and is regarded in most quarters as being a far. step for­ ward toward the ultimate freeing of the Industry from the burden f special taxation. 'So far as our figures on na-

lonal retail sales show, there has been no particular disposition on he part of Nash and Ajax cus- omers to delay their purchases ntil the tax reduction measure be- omes operative. In fact, the rgent demand from all sections f the country has forced our plant o overtime work and by far the reatest production on Nash ever chleved in the history of the ompany. while at the same time

Ajax . sales and production are stablishing new high records."

Call Torrance 291-M for a lumber. 2021 Andreo Ave. Adv.

33 Real Estate: ImprovedF YOU WERE OFFERED $1000 WOULD YOU TAKE IT? I have reduced the price of my modern 8-room duplex- that much, pro­ viding it is sold this month. $700 cash will handle. Balance easy terms, or may consider some trade. Owner, Box 914, Torrance.

OH SALE Two houses to be moved from present location in

J250 and $300, respectively. In­ quire Hlxon, 844 Lucia Ave.. Re- ilondo, or phone 6.

OR HOMES IN LOMITA, and for firej compensation and automo­ bile Insurance, see

J. W. WELTB 1144 Ntirbonne Lomlta

Across from School

FOR SALE, to be moved away 3- room house, wired for lights. $300 cash. 1546 218th St., Tor-

34 Real Estate: Unimproved

» FOR SALE

Lot 40x180, 60 ft. from West­ ern Ave., well located. Owner

$500 for quick bale.

Torrance Investment Co. Phone 176

DNK ACRE, Lots 4 and 6, Block 8, Tract 27S1, Torruncn. Phoim llmnpslead 6228.

13 Real Estate for Sale or Trade

'OH S.M.K OK THAHK for lot

l.iu.U r<>m-ivli- IM.IIM-, »lii,-lly moucni. 31u A\U, C, Chiton.

SCHOOL NEWS(

ELEM7ENTARY SCHOOL After .Monday evening, March IB

the Spanish clnfs will ho discon­ tinued, owing to the fact thai the

enrollment ban not hern" kept up tn the standard set by the schoo board. The cooking class also has

surely be filled If the ladies of Torrance realized how very in­ teresting and instruct vr this HUSH

On Friday. March 12, at 1 o'clock there will be a kite tournament at the school, to which the parents and friends of the pupils are in­ vited. It promiws to be a very «ay affair, . as up to date there have been about one hundred kites entered by their proud owners, who hope to carry away a prize.

Miss Bessie Haskln has been

on account of the death of her mother. *

HIGH SCHOOL Mildred Pannier. Kathryn and

Roblnette See and Dor s Spoon met at the home of Miss- Ada Chase Sunday afternoon to discuss the art for the annual which is to be. published- this year. Many Inter­ esting ideas were* presented and talked about. Lunch was served

ported by all present.

Much Interest is being shown In the constitution essay contest, especially since George W. Neill of Torrance has put up a prize of $50 to be awarded the winners. Mr. Nelll shows a fine spirit In fostering this contest.

The greatest opportunity afford­ ed the student body this year was that of hearing Dr. Charles Barker, speaker for the International Ro­ tary Club. He spoke on "How to Get the Most Out of Life," and showed that the essentials of a successful life are a strong arm, a clear brain and a brave heart, and told the students how to ob­ tain each. Dr. Barker certainly "sold" his lecture, judging by the applause which followed his ad­ dress! The T. H. S. student body is very grateful to the combined -Rotary Clubs of Torrance and Re­ dondo, who made Dr. Barker's visit possible.

The chemistry class has been given an opportunity. Mr. Mowry has secured 15 tickets for the lec­ ture to be given March 11 at the Los Angeles High School. This lecture Is to be given by Dr. Mll- 1 ken, the discoverer of the Mil- liken ray.

The chemistry class has been given another treat. The first trip was to Poly, where a lecture was given on the subject, "A Trip Through the Heavens." This time it is to be a lecture by Dr. MlUi- ken, the discoverer of the Milllken ray. Mr. Mowry, the chemistry teacher, has secured 15 tickets, and the pupils that he thinks will profit most will be the lucky ones. The lecture is to be given March 11 at the Los Angeles High School

At last Torrance has won a cup "his year our lightweight basket­ ball team won the. championship of the Marine League. This Is the first year that Torrance has ever won a cup or pennant in anything, and we are very proud of our I ghtwelghts.

The Chemistry classes went to the Columbia Steel Works on Tuesday to see how Iron Is cast In the foundry. It was a great treat to see the white-hot molten metal runxllke water, then become solid iron when cool.

The Girls1 League had a short and peppy meeting Thursday. Everyone held their breaths till after it was announced that the A9 class had won the banner for the highest middle records. The G. A. A. president announced that the senior girls would play basket­ ball with the faculty women soon. The meeting was dismissed and all reported at the auditorium for a Joint meeting, with the boys.

The auto shop classes are enjoy­ ing several reels of film showing various phases of the automobile industry.

On Wednesday of this week the student body enjoyed an illustrated

n the mountains which Is being curried on by school students of I.OK Angeles.

New Store In Torrance Will

Open Monda>Bertelsen's Cash Store Ha Fresh Stock of Clothing and Furnishings for All

Mr. nnd Mrs. George Bertelscr are Inviting local people tp th< opening of th'elr new store at 132: Rnrtori avenue, Torrnnco. whicr will be rraily on Monday, Miirch IB

The Kioto bos been stocked wltr

and children's rdidy-to-wear. Rents furnishings, and women's hosier) and underwear.

While Mr. Bprtelsen Is a new resident of Torrance, he is Ijy no means a novice in merchandising For the past 25 years he has been In" the retail clothing business n thp north Pacific states. Many of his former associates in the north­ west have sent h m their best wishes nnd have expressed the high recard In which Mr. Bertelsen was hold by the people of that district

The new store on Sartori avenue has been entirely redecorated anc a fine lot of fixtures has. been in­ stalled. It will be known as Ber- tlraen's Cash Store, as Mr. Bertlc- sen is an enthusiastic believer In th,e savings to be afforded both customer and merchant bv the elimination of credit losses.

Torrance Annual Baby Day To Be

Held April 2mLocal Infants Will Be Score

at Clubhouse Next Month

Skilled Instruction in the car and feeding of infants as the has of health and the prevention o infant mortality is given at th Baby Center, which meets at th Women's Clubhouse the first Fr day of every month. It Is llmite to children up to 6 years. Th movement Is distinctly educatlona and emphasizes the fact that fo conditions found that require treat ment, the help of the famil physician should always be sough

At the center last Friday morn ing six new babies and the usual number of returns were exam Ined.

Much mportance Is attached t the next meeting, to be held Apri 2, from 10 to 12 a.m. This "Torrance Annual Baby Day," an the babies are not only to be ex amlned, but also scored, so It be hooves every mother to be presen

nearly perfect It is or how hlghl it rates.

The Chamber of Commerce dl

Its appropriation of $10 a mont for the Educational Center durin the ensuing year.

Training Course For Endeavorers

Miss Laura M. Thomas, superln tendent of the Intermediate Chris tian Endeavor Soc ety, with th assistance of Miss Irene Mills an Miss Brown, is offering a three- months teacher train ng course t the Bndeavorers and members of the senior Fun and Study Club. The discussion the first month wll be "The Teacher," the secon< month "The Lesson." and the third month "The Pupil." Miss Thomas has had a great deal of experience in teaching, both in rel gious am secular circles, and has a wealth of informal on for the aspiring members of the class.

The class meets around the breakfast table on Sunday morning at 8 o'clock, adjourning for Sunday School. Different members are re­ sponsible for the breakfast on dif­ ferent mornings. Already the class numbers over 12 and Miss Thomas reports that there are still just a

ance at the first breakfast lost Sunday morning were Hazel John­ son, Maybelle Thomsen, Al ce Rug- raff, Lorraine Keith, KatherlneHunter, Graham TInn ng, Lorna Thistle, Mildred Hopper, Misses Mills, Thomas, and Brown.

Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Allan of Hollywood entertained Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lesslng of Arlington avenue Tuesday evening.

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Woman Makes $500 a Year With r Home Industry „ of Jellies, Jams

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"I desired to be a real home maker MRS. JOHN H. McBOXALD WITH SOME OF HER FRUIT JELLIBB and I decided that a wife could do AND JAMS AND A FEW OF HER BLUE RIBBONS nothing better to help her husband > than to do her own housework. In- *"»» announced for Winchester. Ky. In Shelbyvllle. Lexlngton and Maj» eluding the preserving of fruit and She decided to enter some of her ville and Paris In the state of K*»r cooking of jams and Jellies In suffl- Jellies and jams Her work was tucky Her needlework kept pu» clent quantities to keep the table crowned with unexpected reward, with the other department and bftw supplied with these delicacies." said She won several premiums over ribbons were coming In profuadMk Mrs. McDonald. some of the oldest and most expert- from that source also.

At the time of her marriage sh*. enced housekeepers. She also Is active along other Ito**.. knew scarcely anything of the art Won Many B|ne Ribbon* " Snp makc8 a" h«r own cloth«» «*» ' of lome canning and preserving, but ' . the exception of her coats For « she had an Insatiable desire to learn Tt 8erved as an ">ecntKe for her years she has been soprano soMM and after a few Instructions gained to redouble her efforts along this at the First Presbyterian chuck ft from friendly neighbors she soon dis- culinary line and for the next sev F'ulton and tor one year she tmueMcovered she could do this work "as efaTycflrTs sffe wa» winning^ manyof ^<rolh?work--»t--ayno\Uc«l Oolll *-» > n-ell as they. Then one day fair the first prizes offered at the fairs Fulton

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