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Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-24
Only 30 Minutes
From This Office

You need a country home close
to the city, just the same as doz-
ems who have bought on Ingle-
wood Rancho.
20 50 minutes out toward Hol-
lywood or South Pasadena and
ask the price Of an acre and you
will be told there are none for
sale. They will offer you a city
lot for $1,000.
Now, come with me and I will
show you the garden spot of the
southwest, the direction in
which the city is going so fast,
where big things are being done
every day; where $85,OO0 worth
of property has been sold in 90
days.
Is Houses Already Built.
Have you a home and guar
anteed livelihood? By a small
investment today you may have
both.
One acre means elbow room
and comfort. Two acres means
a steady income. Three acres
ease and bank roll. Four acres
independence. And five acres
financial security for life.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-24
Manchester Heights

lots are the highest class property for the
least money on the market today. 1t lies
just without the city limits of Los An
geles. and has the services of two electric
car lines The elevation gives a4clear view
of the entire valley surrounding Los An
Seles, and Of the mountains.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-24
location

See Homeland and compare it
with any other property in the
world, and if you know land you
will certainly buy a Homeland
Irrigated Farm.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-24
Now, Here Is the Milk in the
Cocoanut

We have a friend who owns 500 acres at
Palo Verde, including the whole townsite,
and he VIII sell for $40 per acre, includ-
ing the townsite Oess "a lots now sold)
This should be a good opening for some
one who wants to get down to active busi-
ness-that is just what my friend does not
want to do-as a matter Of fact he is re-
tirlng from active business; or he may sell
one-haf interest in the proposition to
some one who would get in and push
matters.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-24

Snap at 51st and Central ave-
nue = Modern 4-room cottoge,
nice lot. Price only $1,000. $1OO
cash, $1,000 per month, including
interest.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-24
/ SELL THE EARTH
r. S. BASSETT
Subdivision Proposition
PalO Verde Valley
PalO Verde Valley

Is locateo In California along the eastern
border, the Colorado river being the east
eFn boundary. There are 120, 900 acres In
the valley lying between the mountains
ana the river. The old Blythe estate, now
owned by company Of worthy men
mostly successful persons from Ventura
county, Is located on the north end OF the
valley They own 10000 acres, or about
one-th1rd of the valley. This company
have started a town called Blythe and
they are starting 1t In a substantial and
ousinesslike way, with brick buildings,
schools churches, etc. The Blythe peo-
pie have an abundant water right from
the Colorado river. They are building a
substantial and permanent water system
large canals, with laterals to all parts of
their property. They will never have the
trouble with their water system that the
Imperial valley people had, from the fact
that where the water is taken from the
Colorado river 1t is through solid rock,
while the Imperial people took 1t out
tnrough the sand, with the natural result
The old and original townsite Of the
valley Is
PALO VERDE,
located about five miles north Of the
south boundary OF the valley. This town
site was selected years ago when thew had
the whole valley from which to select a
site for a town, and 1t is located on a
stream which at this point is $50 feet
wide and fourteen feet deep. A beautiful
stream of water bordered with green
RTOWLn. Inc
stream abounds in a variety Of fish, such
as salmon trout, carp and catfish. When
the writer was there few weeks ago we
caught a salmon trout eighteen inches
long, also carp twelve inches long. This
stream is about sixteen miles long and
runs through the valley and empties into
the Colorado river about four miles below
Palo Verde. .Palo Verde townsite lies
along the north border Of Imperial coun-
ty, Riverside county being across the line
WI ora foTI -
in a bridge across the stream at this
point. There are two towns started be-
tween Palo Verde and Blythe-Neighbors
and Rannells-thus there are four town
sites in the valley.
We have read a great deal in the papers
lately of controversies on lands in the
-Palo Verde valley, but that does not apply
to this 500 acres parties have been
buying on this property for 20 years and
there is a patent from the u. S. gov
ernment.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-24
THE MCCARTHY COMPANY
201 North Broadway

ARCADIA ORANGE GROVE LOTS AND
ACRES
Fine homes amid the orange groves for
$500 to $3.50; only $50 down and $40 mo.
Call at office; will take you out
to see them.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-24

OONN~oO-
Houses
Phone McCHntock. South 1888.
b BUNGALOWS
ss7Bo each, on SD, Bath and 55th streets,
near
$500 cash, &25 month. Best terms or
per cent of all cash.
But Come Quick. Want an Offer.
CHOICE NEW HOMES.
They are all ready to move into.
why not occupy a little home of your own
this year? Terms need not hinder II you
want home Of your own call quickly.
s2s5O-es7 w. 74TH ST.
near Vermont avenue boulevard rooms
new story and one-half house, modern, com
plete; % minutes from Broadway. It's in the
city. See 1t. SPECIAL TERMS $40 PER
MONTH IF SOLD THIS WEEK.
Phone branch office S. 7SS.
THE MCCARTHY COMPANY
201 North Broadway
S26OO-sSO w. I'D ST.
fine Groom modern cottage bungalow
built by day. work. VIII accept lot or mer-
chandise part payments. Rent SIS month
Phone branch office S. 73S.
THE MCCARTHY COMPANY
201 North Broadway
SS25O-6S2O SOUTH PARK AVENUE
Big Groom cottage; fine grounds; palms.
flowers. lawn, chicken yard, ETC. Lot 7Ox15O
IT. A complete home in the growing sunny
south part of city. Lot or merchandise or
work will be taken for first payment or
5000 cash, bal $25 or $40 per month.
Phone S. 5497 to branch office.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE OR
EXCHANGE
7-passenger beautiful high power tour
ing car, top, speedometer, glass front,
tools, extra tires, tire holders and equip
ment. Will sell for cash or take approved
real estate. Demonstrate under any
conditions.
w DENNIS. 2O1 N. Broadway.
Phone AS737.
THE MCCARTHY COMPANY
201 North Broadway
ARCADIA ORANGE GROVE LOTS AND
ACRES
Fine homes amid the orange groves for
$500 to $3.50; only $50 down and $40 mo-
Call at our office; we will take you out
to see them.
5O-FOOT LOTS
ONLY S4OO,
$25 CASH, So MONTH.
THE MCCARTHY COMPANY
MONETA
MANCHESTER
AND MAIN STREET TRACT
Opening corner Moneta avenue and Manches-
ter street, 50-foot lots s4O0.
Why not buy in the city?
Main office: THE MCCARTHY BUILDING,
201 N. Broadway.
Phones-Main 1902, AS737.
Branch office No. 1. corner $50 and
Moneta ave- Phone South 73S.
Branch office No. 2, corner South Park
and 64th ST. Take yellow Moneta ave
car. Phone South 5497.
Branch office No. 3, corner Vermont
ave and 77th st. Take Strawberry Park
car to Florence Heights. Phone S. 1873.
Branch office No. 4-Corner Moneta avenue
and Manchester street.
The
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Company
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Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-24
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Abundance of pure artesian wa
ter already developed; we abso-
lutely guarantee perfect irriga-
ton system; we have already
spent over 100000 on Our great
canals, etc. Buy now and have
your property on main canal.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-24

We are now building FIVE more,
Of 5 and 6 rooms. Select one,
and have it finished to suit you.
If you prefer, you can select
lot in this College Tract or our
adjoining Western Avenue
Square Tract, and we will
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1909-12-09

these methods may not be advisable
under our conditions. The mower has
given at least fair results.
8. n. Spangler has devised q simple
curing frame which gives a reasonable
assurance OF success In the saving OF
both the hay and the grain. This frame
may also be used to advantage for cur
Ing alfalfa. COW peas. etc. In wet
weather. Its construction and use are
shown In the illustrations. The pieces
are one By three inches by SIX feet.
and the two main parts are made so
as to lock at the top when set up.
Poles may be used In place OF the
more expensive sawed material. The
three cross pieces are loose and the
entire device can be quickly set up
or taken down. Six or more OF these
frames are required per acre. Caps
may also be found q valuable eh~I
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1909-12-09

Monumental Bronze, only material
q family record can be put on. See
cuts at Ponds.
The ladies OF ST. Mary's Guild will
serve a dinner and have sale lof
Christmas goods December IL.
That long looked for social and pro
gressive pedro party under the auspices
of the Lady Maccabees of the World
will be held at Odd Fellows hall on
Monday evening, December IL. The
pretty rocker will be disposed OF on that
occasion. Everybody invited to come.
Bill 10 cts. Light Refreshments.
Big Exposition now open at Ionia.
Free admission and railroad fares re-
funded to those who attend.
lest you forget, this is to remind yon
of the X. OF p. Dfncing party Wednes-
day night Dec. 18th. In their castle hall.
Good music, good lunch, and guar
anteed good time
Entertainment Ctmmittee.
Special Christmas prices on pianos
and music goods Ut Ponds.
A masquerade ball will be given in
Hubbell Hall Friday night. No one
admitted but those in masque until
after 1890 o'clock.
Big Piano Sale. See G. w. French g
cd.
Wednesday night, Dec. Is, Fortuna
Lodge No. l2O Knights OF Pythias will
open the social season by giving one of
their social dances in their Castle Hall.
All members and their friends are in
vited. Entertainment Com.
See the Free Excursion ad in this
issue.
Christmas cards lc up at w. ID.
Ponds.
Having purchased the old farmers
Restaurant, l have thoroughly re-
modelled the same, and after December
9Th will meet all my friends in well
equipped tailor shop, second TO none.
Our suits are best-give us trial. We
are better than ever prepared 10 do
your repair work. II. A. LOewe, the
tailor.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1909-12-09
ORCHARD NOTES.

Stop cultivation now TO allow the
wood to harden for winter.
Trim the apple trees Just enough TO
let the air and sunlight In to ripen
the fruit.
On tree that IL properly pruned
most of the fruit will be found on the
inside branches.
A tree that is infested with insects
will not thrive any better than a pig
covered with lice.
In breaking up the orchard sod II
you cannot use disk use a plow with
a narrow shear and use a short single
tree.
Barnyard manure IL the best fer
tiiixer for an orchard. but on old neg
lected soils the ground should first
be plowed before the manure Is ap-
piled.
dust mulch would prevent the
evaporation Of the moisture In the
orchard just the same as In the open
field. Then why not use it, Some
men do not put a knife or saw into
their orchard for four or I'VE years,
then In a fit of enthusiasm they cut
and slash. doing more harm than good.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1909-12-09
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

= Mrs. Chas. Babcock was an I0nia
visitor Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Phillips ,spen,
with friends at Millbrook.
Mrs. Jessie Rswley, Of Grand Rap
Ids, has moved TO this city.
Mrs. A. M. Esves was an over Sum-
day guest OF friends In Ionia.
Mrs. Cassie Russell has returned
from three weeks visit In Toledo.
Sterling Jubilee Concert Company
Ut M. +. church Friday night Dec. 10.
Erwin Schlegel returned 70 Glare
Monday, after a pleasant visit with
his parents here over Sunday.
Miss Agnes Reynolds returned to
Carson City Monday, after short
visit with the Misses Carrie and Rena
Anderson.
Mrs. Andrew Paulson and daughter
Myrtle returned to Howard City Mon
day, after visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Dorman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Luck arrived this
week from Belmont, Iowa, for visit
week for visit with Mrs. John Luck
and other relatives here.
The west store In the Vincent block
has been opened by the Simonian Bros.
for the sale OF novelty goods in orient
81 and Mexican design.
Mrs. N. +. Herr returned Tuesday
70 her home In Vickeryville, after
visit with her son Z. 4. Herr, and
other Bedding friends.
III. l.. Page, OF Grand Rapids, was
In the city Wednesday. He returned
home on the 500 p. m. train, and the
merry party Of young people who were
watching for the Joiner-W Milford
bridal party TO give them . shower
OF old shoes, rice and plscards, put
the stuff in his charge to douse them
with when he could locate them on
the train, the searching party think
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Joiner had boarded
the train without being seen. The
couple, however, did not take the
train and Mr.. Page is still In posses
sion Of all the implements OF "torture."
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1909-12-09

Gibson's sell Oil for lOc.
Saturday fiyer-C sugar SC at Glib
sons.
Heat with GAS COKE, it will save
you money.
Saturday flyers pounds rolled oats
2fc at Gibson's.
There's nothing more acceptable
for Xmas than a box of Schrafft's for
sale at O'Bryon's.
Something Unusual-$lOO,OO 900 worth
OF good standard used automobiles of
all makes TO be offered at auction TO the
highest bidder Thursday and Friday,
Dec. "a and 3D., by S. A. Dwight, auto
dealer, ia North 1onia St., Grand Rap
ids, Mich. List and particulars sent
free.
We learn that the local price OF gas
coke will not be advanced this season,
but will be $3.50 per ton rs formerly.
Silk City Cook Books for sale for 25
cents ut Underwoods Grocery and the
different dry good stores.
Everything in the candy line for
Xmas at O'Bryon's.
III. A. Loewe, the tailor, can make
that old suit of yours look new. Two
doors west of Star theatre.
Get your Christmas cards at w. ID.
Ponds. lc up.
i am now ready TO do all kinds of
sewing. Separate coats and suits q
speciality. Mrs. g. g. Terwiliiger,
Bedding. 23tf
Barn to Rent-Enquire at the Ban
ner Office.
III you want TO pay cash for gro
ceries-get Gibson's prices.
IL your clothes trouble, bring them
to ID. A: Loewe, the tailor, two doors
west OF the Star theatre.
Pianos-the best Christmas presents.
Buy them right at Ponds.
We have had more cleaning and dye-
Ing than we could possibly do but hav-
ing secured first class help all work
will receive our prompt attention.
l.. c. Willard.
Get that tailor made suit of III. A
Loewe, the tailor, two doors west of
the Star theatre.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1909-12-09
Stanley Robinson

The Buffalo Courier says: "Stanley
Robinson, the crack left half back OF
the successful football eleven OF La
fsyette High School, winners OF the
Harvard cup this year, was last night
chosen as the captain Of Lafayette's
team for next year. The election was
held ct banquet given the team last
night ct University Club by Coach
DeForest Cummings, who has turned
out four Harvard cup winners during
his six years as coach OF the West
Side High School football timber
Stanley Is the son OF Romanie Robin
son, q former resident Of this city. The
paper had q picture OF him with the
wite-up.