Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-07
TO REMODEL
A BIG STORE
BROADWAY FIRM PLANS MANY
IMPROVEMENTS
ARCHITECT RECEIVES BIDS FOR
CHURCH INTERIORS
City Gives instructions to Plan New
Fire Engine Station-PIans Are
Now Ready for Redondo
Bath House

Plans are being prepared for the
complete remodeling of a large South
Broadway store. The second story
will be Subdivided for dining rooms
and banquet hall and the whole Will,
1t is said, be one of the best equipped
establishments of it's kind in the
country. Plans are being prepared for
an elegant residence to be erected at
Wiltshire boulevard and Catalina street
for Marco H. Hellman. Bids are being
received for the interior decorations
of the Second Church of Christ, Scien-
tist. Bids are also being received for
q four-story brick apartment building.
Architects have been instructed by the
city to draw plans for a new fire en-
gine station on Winston street Plans
are now ready for the huge bath house
at Redondo.
The Builder and Contractor reports
among the architects as follows:
Architect Fernand Parmentier, 53S
Byrne building, is making plans for the
inside fixtures, soda fountain and
other requisites needed in the new
confectionery and ice cream parlors to
be conducted by L. j. Christopher at
651 South Broadway. Mahogany will,
be used for the elaborate soda foun-
tain, with French plate mirrors, art
glass and specially designed lighting
fixtures. The entire second story will
also be occupied and will be Subdivided
into dining rooms, banquet hall and
accessories. The walls and ceilings
will be richly decorated and everything
will be of the very best quality. No
expense will be spared to make this
establishment one Of the finest of it's
kind in the country.
Architect Frank M. Tyler, 600 Union
Trust building. has drawn plans for a
two-story modern nine-room frame res
To Ia cd of
for E. J. Hanbury. It will have oak
flooring, brick porch, furnace and first
class plumbing.
The same architect has also drawn
plans for a six-room bungalow to be
erected at South Pasadena for Arthur
Pefey.
Also plans for five-room bungalow
near Fourth avenue for Charles Par
sons.
Bids for Interiors
ArchitecA A. F. Rosenheim, H. w.
Hellman building, is taking bids for
the interior decorations, loaded glass
and seating of the new Second Church
Of Christ, Scientist, on West Adams
street.
The same architect is also preparing
plans of a two-story eight-room bum
galow of the mission type to be built
or Wiltshire boulevard for S. A. Walker
of the Acme Portland Cement COM
pany of st. Louis. 1t will be 55X55 feet
and strictly up to date.
Architect Thomas Preston, 434 South
Hill street, has drawn plans for a one
story six-room bungalow to be built at
Alhambra for ]. F. Malliet. 1t will be
provided with a court.
The same architect has also drawn
plans for story and a half seven
room frame residence to be built on
Firty-first street between Raymond
and Normandie avenues for the Alder
son Building and Investment company.
It will have beamed ceilings, polished
floors, brick mantel, etc.
Architects Edelman and Barnett are
preparing plans for an elegant resi-
dence to be erected for Marco H. He'll
man of the Merchants National bank
at the corner of Wiltshire boulevard and
Catalina street.
The same architects are taking bids
for a large siX-room bungalow, with
extensive porches and sleeping bas-
comics, to be erected on Harvard boule-
ward, between Seventh and Eighth
streets, for Joseph P. Loeb.
Architect Charles E. Shattuck, 31S
Mason building, is drawing plans for
seven-room frame residence to be
built on Grand boulevard, near Maple
street, Glendale for John Getz. It will
have blue brick front porch and ex-
posed foundation work, cement porch
floor and steps, furnace heat. hardwood
floors, stained and white enameled in
side finish, etc.
For Ranch Bungalow
Architect A. B. Benton, ia North
Spring street, has prepared plans of a
siX-room bungalow which Keith Spald-
ing will erect by day work on his ranch