YTHURSDAY
WIFE SAVERS
Royal Scallop. six egga, one cup boiled ham chopped fine, one
cup cracker crumbs, one-half cup but- Mr, one quart milk, two
table- #oon8 flour, two tablespoons but- ler, salt Boll the efrgrs
until hard; chop whites fine and press the rolks through sieve.
Miosten the erackcr crumbs with one-half cup melted butter. Make a
white sauce follows: Melt two tablespoons tatter, add flour and
stir until
smooth, then add one quart of hoi milk. Cook until slightly
\hlck, add salt to taste. Butter a baking dish. Put In a layer of
crumbs, then a portion of white sniiee, then ham, whites and yolks
of eggs Repeat until all Is used, having crumbs on top. Bake in a
moderat oven about one-half hour. Crumbs on top should be a nice
golden
Concrete Streets, ItJte Concrete Roads, have the maintenance
built into them.
Concrete Alleys Led theWay to Concrete Streets
In Whittier
When Whittier, California, found out what sanitary, neat-
looking alleys concrete pavement made, people naturally asked, "Why
not concrete streets?"
* * *Whittier now has 427,929
square yards of this firm, rigid, unyielding pavement. Many
thou- sands more yards are to be added this year.
Concrete pavement will dresf up your streets. Its true, even
surface will always be free from ruts and bumps.
And the non-skid surface of con- crete makes it always safe to
drive on another important advantage in a tourists' all-year
wonderland like Cal- ifornia. ,
Don't just say "paving." Say "Port- land cement concrete" the
safe-to- drive-on pavement with the pleasing light gray color.
Ill of Ou facts arc in our /re* booklet on "Concrete Strectt."
Ash for your cofy.
PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION748 South Spring Street
LOS ANGELESA National Organisation to
Improve and Extend the Uses of ConcreteOFFICES IN 30 CITIES
TorranceHigh
SchoolAuditorium
One NightOnly
Friday, March 5 8 P. M
AuspicesTorranceWomen's
Club
ARE YOU A MASON?A play that's packed .
with Laughs and FunTickets for Sale at Dolley Drug Store
Or by any member of Torrance Women'* ClubEntire Lower Floor,
SOc; Balcony, 25c
GIVE YOUR CHILDREN PURE RAW MILK
Ours Tests 100%Let your children benefit by the
full nourishment of perfect raw milk, nature's own food just as
Mother Na- ture intended it to be.
The Department of Agriculture gave us a 100 per cent Tuberculin
score on our herd of dairy cattle in a recent test, January 27,
1926.
Torrance Sanitary DairyPhone Lomita 146-J for us
To Start Delivery Anywhere inTorrance or Lomita
Motor Coach Company TIME TABLE
Leave Torranoe for Wilminflton
and Long Beaeh
7:00 A. M.8:15
* 9:1510:2011:2012:20 P. M.1:202:203:154:205:206:257:209:20
8-11:25
Leave Long Beachlor
Torrance
6:45 A. M.7:40
10:00 10:40 11:40 12:40 P. M.1:402:403:404:455:406:45
S-7:458:45
10:50
D Daily except Sundays and Holidays.S Sunday only. Connect* for
Catallna. Island.
tableepooni heavy cream, on half Mltipoon lall, a little red
pepper, one saltepoon eugar.
fine. Mix with mayonnaile, chill lauce; put through a fine
eieve; add the heavy cream. Mix thoroughly, then add salt, red
pepper, and «ugar. When thoroughly blended place on ice until very
cold. The beete color
give it a moit delioioui flavor. Any kind of mayonnaiie can be
used. A boiled dreeeing ii fine.
Apple Tart. Prepare enough dough for bottom crust only. Put in
pie pan and cover with three-quarter* cup augar and one tablespoon
flour mixed. Pare, core and halve apples. Arrange nicely on augar
and flour, and dot each piece with
mon. Pour a cup of water over all and bake until apples are
done. Serve when still warm.
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Kerber an. children, of Cypress street, spen
the weekend at A. J. Martin's lodge in Bouquet Canyon.
IIss Juanita Sutton of 260tli et was * weekend guest of Miss la
Harlan at the Ande
cabin in Sllverado Canyon.
tr. and Mrs. George Cypress street were e Monday evening by Mr.
F. J. Zeller of Redom Other guests were Capt.
icey of Atascadero.
Tayloi ntertu and Mrs.
NOTICE CALLING FOR BIDS ON REAL PROPERTY LEASE
The Board of Trustees ofCity of Torrance ticroby invites
aled proposals for the leasingle property hereinafter describedr
the purpose of extracting there
from clay for use in manufactureif brick and kindred
substances.
Reference Is hereby made to orm of lease on said property rhich
was approved by the B f Trustees of the City of Torrance n February
16, 1926, for further
particulars regarding the form lease to be entered Into by the
suc- cessful bidder.
Each bid must be accompanied by certified check for $2000.00,
pay- able to the City Treasurer of the City of Torrance, as evldenc
good faith and as a guarantee that
bidder will execute the lease within ten days after accept- ance
of his bid in cose his bid be accepted. Each bid must recite that
the bidder offers to ente:
ito the lease In the form above iferred to on file with the
City
Clerk of the City of Torrance, and must specify the number of
cent: per ton which the bidder agrees to pay for all clay removed
from
operty.Unless the successful bidder shall iter into said lease
within ten
days after the acceptance of his bid by the Board of Trustees
of
City of Torrance the certified check for $2000.00 above refe
hall be paid over to the City Treasurer of the City of
Torrance
the General Fund of said city liquidated damages for such
failure. tJpon the signing ofId lease by the successful bid-
der the said certified check williredited as part of the
vance payment of rentals provided ir in said lease.The certified
checks accompany
ng bids of unsuccessful bidders 111 be returned immediately upon
Section.
: described as follows:That portion 'of the 2279.35
acre tract of land allotted to Ana Josefa Dominguez de Guyer by
final decree of partition, of a portion of the Rancho San Pedro,
had in Case No. 3284, in the Su- perior Court of the County of Los
Angeles, State of California, and more particularly described as
follows:
Beginning at a point in the south line of Plaza del Arao, as
deeded to the City of Torrance by deed recorded in Book 1611, page
269, official records, Los Angeles County, California; said point
of beginning being: South 73° 40' 30' East 656.51 feet from the
Northeasterly corner of Tract 3758, as recorded in Map Book 41, at
pages 26 and 27 of maps, In the office of the County Re- corder,
Los Angeles County, Cali- fornia; thence from this point of I
beginning South 73° 40' 30" Kast | along the southerly line of
above referred to Plaza del Amo 420.17 feet; thence South 0° 34'
10" Kast 354.17 feet to a point; thence south 89° 25' 50" West'
350.45 feet; thence North 73° 40' 30" West 187.75 feet; thence
North 16° 1!)' 30" Bust 440.75
nt of besinninif.
COMING BACK
Theodore Roberts, a grea
breakdown, is coming back limelight. He will open a ville
engagement in Seattle
aude- ash.,
A. C. Taubman, who is employed an the Crittenden job at Barsti
i-isited his family at 1101 Eshel- man avenue last week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Chandler, Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Robb and family,
and Mr. and Mrs. Linden Chandler and daughters motored to Pen-is
Valley -Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Sorense'n and daughter Gloria, of Weston
street,
nt Sunday with friends In Los Angeles.
M . and Mrs. Lon Piatt of Re- o boulevard visited relatives ird
Sunday.
Mrs. G. E. Bryant and daughte argaret, of Narbonne avenue, at-
nded the Minnesota picnic
Sycamore Grove Saturday.
. - D. Morse, engineer on Ryder Hanafy, spent part of last week
at his home on Narboi
nue.
Guests Sunday of Mr. and M: . A. Beckham of George street ere
Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Llndman nd Miss Del Lucia Ltndman,
Pasadena.
Mrs. Marion Bayliss is in £ ide Hospital, where she Is
under-
going treatment for a serious ear
C. F. Farquhar was usiness visitor in Los
ard Kanal of Redondo boule- nd Arnold Larsen, Fred Lof- and
Kenneth Anderson^ of
edio, spent Sunday at Ocean vith Fred and Clifford Soper.
H. Z. Kimes, Plaintiff,
L. A. Woods, Defendant.By virtue of an execution Issued it of
the Justice Court of Los
Angeles Township, County of Los Angeles, State of California,
where-
in Z. Kimes Plaintiff, and A. Woods Defendant, upon a
dsment rendered the 22nd day December, A. D. 1925, for the
im of Two hundred ninety-nine nnd 99/100 Bollars lawful
money
f the United States, besides costs nd interest, I have levied
upon 11 the right, title, claim and In- orest of said defendant L.
A, iVoods, of, in and to the following escribed real estate,
situate in
County of Los Angeles, State if California, and bounded and dp.
cribed as follows:
Lot 6, Block 23 of Tract 2761. as per map recorded in Book
28,
. IJasu 72 of Maps, Records of Los Angeles County, State of
Call-
Public Nolle
K\ L'ptini?Fred C.
ving tc
gas, us- i
vii g
n and DomLand Conjuration equal sh anil their successors,
lessees assigns, all tho oil, lihaltum, petroleum and hydrocarbon,
substances in under the above described p ises, together with the
right privilege of entering upon land for the purpose of ex Ing,
and producing, and remo all such substances In the ner provided for
in the judsmei t in consolidated cases No. 105856 and No. 135147,
Superior Court of LOB Angeles County,, which said judgment was
entered Au- gust 11, 1924, in Book 570, page 30, records of the
County Clerk of Los Angeles County.
Subject also to the provision of u certain oil lease to pe-
troleum Midway Company, Ltd. Said bids shall be delivered to
i« clerk of the Hoard of Trustees r saldi City , . h,,,-,,,.,.
7. 00 clock r. .M. on Mmiday, Hie ir,th ly of Miireli. 1U26. Ilids
will
of March, A.
Hereby Given, onday, the 8th i->. last), ut 11
llnI.ubli,
id way ictlon,
FEBRUARY 25, 1926
OWNE ALKE
"Just for Fun"By RAS BERRY
The day that I am writing this in Washington's Birthday and
while all the bankers Is off on a holiday editors has to work and
then bank- em make it worse by having you get in the mail on the
morning of the holiday ,oni> of them white notices that says you
is overdrawed and what are you going to do about It.
I should think they should ought lo he a rule that bankers could
not send out them kind of notices KO that you will get them on a
holiday when you can't go in and fix It up and you have to worry-
clear through a holiday all day while bankers is enjoying them-
sclfs.
to a theatre to see John Barry- moro in "The Sea Beast" and they
was a lot of U. S. C. students waiting in the line too and I says
to the boss at our house be sure and don't call me by name or some
of these here students i( they find out that I am among them Is
likely to start a whirlwind with me
the
They was two pretty students standing beside us and one says to
the other have you been vaccinated as jet and the other says no and
I ain't gonna be and the one says why not and the other says be-
cause this kind that is going around Is not the kind that leaves
pock marks on you and as long as they ain't no danger of being
disfigscrcd why I ain't gonna have no vaccination leave a scar
on
And the e says are you going east for the Easter vacation the
other says no he is coming west and then they had a. dandy giggle
and I giggled too and then both of them give me the icicl< stare
and the boss at our housi takes me by the arm and lead: me to the
other side of the crowd.
And after we gets over to thi other side the missus says I neve:
seen so many pimply faced girli any place did you notice the
pimples on them girls' faces and says no but that tall one sure has
got nice big brown eyes and the missus says yes and so has a cow.
Nobuddy was hurt.
Warren Johnston is gonna c up his office arid he don't ki what
to do with that big fern he has got in the window and the rest
Southern Pacific offers you . your choke of four
d«lightfuJ routes But. Stnuet via New Orleans Golden State- via
El Paso JUritcTahoe via Ogden Sheata—- via Portland
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C. H. MUELLER, Agent Torranoe Phone 20
of the ImslncHH men on Marcelina fit. says he should" ought to
give It to the street's two barber shops HO that when the boys
ain't busy they can trim It and have some- thing to do so they
won't have to set out In front and make wisp rnirkH at everybody
that passes by only Warren says that wouldn't suit him because he
thinks a lot of tins fern nnd if he give It to Hit- l.arber.M to
keep b'tmy trimming II why they probably would talk It to
death.
Fay Parks opine* that if Warren IH pronna give the fern away he
should ought to put it where it would suit Its surroundings and
suggests that he give it to Bob Deinlnger.
Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Blsh of
Cypress strpet were Mr. and Mrs. A. Weber of San Pcdro and Mrs.
Leet and Miss Leet of Lankorshlm.
Mrs. George Morse of Narbonne avenue Is driving a new Ford tour-
ing car.
L. D. Miller of Huntingdon Beach has purchased the Carter
rabbltry
nardino orange show Sunday.
Air. and Mrs. William Boyes of Cypress street spent Thursday at
the home of their daughter, Mrs. Otto Kuschel, of Los Angeles.
Renaldo Tomassl of 257th street is on a two-weeks business trip
to Santa Barbara.
Mr. and Mrs. J; W. Snyder and daughter Violet, of Redondo boule-
ard, spent Friday in Long Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Kotoff of Redondo boulevard were Friday visitors in
Los Angeles.
Mrs. Perry Owing of Long Beach ipent Friday with her parents,
Mr. ind Mrs. Lynden Lowe, of Walnut itreet.
Mi . and Mrs. Ralph Brown and E. M. Sampson, of Orange
street; Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Mener- vey, Miss Lanahan, Miss Dunn
nnd Wallace Fitzgerald, of San Pedro, attended tho Egyptian Theatre
In Hollywood Thursday evening.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Buker and tholr gucsta, Mr. and Mm. Balm and
Mr. and Mrs. Buker Sr., apent Sunday .with Mr. and Mrs. William
Rules of LOM Angles.
Children Like Good Shoes
When you buy good shoes, children take greater pride in taking
care of them. Let your next purchase be
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ence haye taught the manufacturers the points where extra strength
is needed. ^ The extension soles protect the uppers from scuffing
the Flexible Flint Stone Oak Soles, Sole Leather Box Toes and
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Most Everyone Has Several Times Experienced
A Lost Chance
CALLFOR
MORECASH
Some day your opportunity will come along and with this
opportunity will come a call for more cash'.
If you lack the money you will prob- ably lack the credit and
perhaps lose your chance.
Prepare now for the next time. Co- operate .with yourself and
this bank and there can be no question about your future.
First National Bank^ OF TORRANCE
TOTAL RESOURCES OVER ONE MILLION DOLLARS
much thei ry to mist id Judgmei
th,, all i hi- ilKht, title, merest of said -de-
WOO.IH of, in and to .seriin-d property, or of as may be ncces-
sufiicient to satisfy
it, withnd be
Imiiiethe high.
day of Fubru-lltli
HoHid day
rd of Trid he
vo
Hated thi: :iry, IUI'6.
CHAS. R. THOMAS, Marshal of the Municipal
Court, City of Los Angeles, County of LOH Ansojes, State, of
California, suc- cessor in office to Chas. R. Thomas,
Constable.
By P. H. Brakcsuhler,Deputy.
Abruni M. Marks,Plaintiff's Attorney.
Carson Street
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