The Los Angeles Times from Los Angeles, California • 91

MARCH 23, 1921. PART V. 9 SUNDAY MORNING. Addition to Broadway Store NORCO FRAMEWORK IS NOW FINISHED company has organized thoroughly efficient wood department to carry on the cutting of pulp-wood and look after the administration of the forest property which was recently taken over from the Sheet Harbor Lumber Company. ster shores.

The Tusket and Mud Islands are the principal lobster fishing shores in this diftrict. and the vessels engaged in the fishing service have already placed the fishermen and ecfxilpment on the Inlands in anticipation of a successful season. PCT.P MILL, SHEET HARBOR tN. With a capacity of 25,000 tons of pulp, the new mills of the A.P.W. Paper Company, are rapidly approaching completion.

The mill structure will be 1S3 by 71 feet, and the equipment will be thoroughly modern in every detail. It will consist of eight four-pocket grinder electrically driven by two motors, ten wet machines and siderably. One of the United Fruit Company's steamers has Just takprj a cargo cf 25,000 cases of codSit to Havana, as alno a gonera cargo, including dried fish, potatoes, newsprint, etc. The Havana market has always been a large consumer ot cod fth, which, owing to the ex treme care exercised In preparation and packing In this country, reaches the consumer in the bent of condition. LOBSTER fiEASOV YARMOUTH The lobster fishing season opened on March 1.

and the fishermen are actively engagred 1 the work of securing their catches at the lob CANADIAN CODFISn nAUFAX For some time the codfish trade with the West Indies has been somewhat unsettled, but of late It has brightened up con four 600-ton hydraulic presses, together with the necessary barkers saws, pumps, screen etc ine Beavers have built dams 800 feet yreg-esNa. aaaataaavawaavavaaaMa4aa 11 TUs 1 NEWS Twenty-four cars of lumber used in the construction of NORCO homes and poultry houses within six weeks. Thirty-six thousand feet of four and six-inch steel pipe now being laid to supply NORCO homes and poultry farms with( pure water under high pressure. Over SCO acres of NORCO Irrigated Farms now being prepared for planting to Klondyke melons -the sweet, juicy kind for which NORCO is famous. NORO NORCO is one of the fastest growing suburban farm settlements in Southern California.

Five thousand fertile acres of choice NORCO irrigated land subdivided into tracts to suit, from one acre up. Water piped to every farm -large or small. Gas or gas and electricity available in many locations. Department store, lumber yard, planing mill, cement block plant, restaurant, post office, already on the ground. Every purchaser of a NORCO farm receives FREE the friendly advice and cooperation of experts in poultry farming, agriculture and horticulture.

No guess work at NORCO. FACTS NORCO SERVICE rB UK i.MIIIii,.i,'t,a,' mn ns'Wiflir eautiful New Homes under On Fourth Street construction atlintridFe NEW SUBDIVISIONS APPROVED Plals of Twenty-nine New Tracts Placed in Hands of Subdivision Committee; Slight Decrease Shown as Compared With Previous Week UILDING activity at Flintridge tins month shows several beautiful new homes nearing com 15 S.S lid Tennis Courts Being Built by Student Body PORTERVILLE. March 22. Work is under way on construction of two cement tennis courts at Porterville Union High School grounds. The courts will be located on the west side of the grounds, opposite the short building.

The cost of about $1050 will be paid by the student body. C. R. Gurdy was awarded the contract for the work. The courts will be ready for use at opening of the tennis season.

Funds for this project will be raised from school plays to be given in the near future. Other improvements planned include a piano fund. The student body recently financed the purchase of a motion-picture projecting machine. A motion-picture and vaudeville program will be given on March 14 and on April 4 the operetta. The Crowning of the Gypsy Queen," will be given.

TEMPORARY OHI'RCIT ANAHEIM, March 22. Clearing a Bite, assembling material and completing construction of a church In eight hours was the feat accomplished by local carpenter who offered their services last week In erecting a temporary tabernacle for the Church of the Nai- arene. Opposite the tabernacle. another site has been purchased, and plans are going ahead for the construction of a $75,000 church for the congregation. i A slight decrease In the number ot subdivisions submitted to tHe City Planning Commission was shown during the past week.

In all maps of twent'y-nine tracts were submitted for approval, as compared with thirty-three during the week preceding. None of the maps were rejected, although a number were held over for further consideration. The following is. In part, the report of the committee: Each site is so situated and platted that its glorious view can never be cut off, and covered by suitable restrictions which, without being prohibitive, insure its permanent beauty and value, Remarkable 'Values These big sites, -125 200 ft and larger are priced as low as $3,000 including improvements, and are remarkable values when compared with any similar property in Southern California. pletion with many others which are well under way and just starting.

Beauty at Moderate Cost number of these are particularly noteworthy because of their unusual beauty achieved at so moderate a cost; showing how readily Flintridge's wonderful natural setting adapts itself to the many different types of homes in Construction Started Early Last Fall Addition Will be Completed During July Department Store Growth is Consistent Completion of the eteel framework for the Fourth-street addition to the Broadway Department Store waa announced yesterday by an official of the concern. Construction of the building, which will be ten storlea in height with a basement, nub-basement and second nub-basement when completed, was started early last fall. The structure has a frontage of eighty feet on Fourth atreet and extends back 123 feet. Exterior facing- of the addition will be of terra cotta and glazed brick to conform to the appearance of the present Broadway Department Store Building and all the latent architectural developments will be Incorporated In the construction, the official stated. When the new building Is taken over by the department store some time in July, 119,790 square feet will be added to the space occupied by the concern, making a total of more than 677,000 square feet in all.

This addition of space makes the fifth time that the store has had to enlarge or add to its business quarters because of Increased trade. The Bite of the original store butlding in 1S98 covered an area of 12,000 square feet which wa increased in 1900, two years later, to 19,520 square feet. Again In 1902 the square footage occupied by the store was increased to than twice the amount of tho original site. In the covered by the various departments was Increased to square feet and nine years later, when business In preneral was not active In Los Angeles, the store occupied an area of 142,000 square feet. "This consistent growth has bepn the outcome of the conservative policy and broad mlndedness of the founder, the late Arthur Letts," said the official In commenting on the new addition.

"Twenty-eight years ago Mr. Letts came here from Seattle with J500 and took over the Broadway Department Store. Since then the tremendous business which has made necessary the erection of the Fourth-street building has been built up by Mr. Letts and an able organization." Four passenger and three freight elevators will be Installed In the new building. There will also be two plunger-type elevators with a carrying capacity of 30,000 pounds for carrying freight from the sub-basement where the freight will be received.

The ventilating plant, paper baling rooms and incinerator will be located In the second sub-basement. MINERAL DEVELOPMENT WINNIPEG. Work will commence this year on the erection of a hydro-electric power plant on the Grass River, in far Northern Manitoba, 110 miles northeast of The Pas. It Is well known that the great rivers of the North such as the Kelson and the Churchill, have vast potentialities In the matter of the development of power, and business men anticipate that In future years use will be made I for hundreds of purposes of much I of this power now going to waste. The plant to be erected this year will be located on the Grass River, near Herb Lake to serve the Bingo mine.

British capital Is largely responsible for the proposed new Installation. Keen Interest is taken In the project by people In England and It is not anticipated that any difficulty will be experienced in securing the additional funds which will be required. The building of this power plant Is the first evidence of the expansion to come. It has been conceded for a long time that one success would mean the making of a real mining area and the shareholders and directors of the Bingo Company, both here and In Britain, are satisfied that they have a real money-maker of a large size. In addition to the power plant there will be built at the Bingo mine a 100-ton mill for the treatment of ore.

There Is said to be enough gold In the ore now on the dump to provide for all the money which up to date has been spent on the property. The Sydney E. Junkins Company, has made a complete survey of the proposed site of the power plant of the country through which the transmission line will pass, and of the site of the mill. British people who have put money Into the development work up to the present are quite ready to Increase their investments. H.

R. Drummond-Hay, chairman of the Canadian board of the company, has Just arrived In Canada from London, where he attended the annual meeting of the British shareholders. The Bingo mine Is reached by proceeding from The Pas eighty-one miles by rail then twelve miles by road and eleven miles by water. The Manitoba government has built a good road to the landing, and there Is a large boat on the lake. The hope Is entertained that power will be available early in the spring of 1925, which will then be turned on and the mill will be operated by Ita use.

The developments already made at the property have attracted many prospectors to the district, and additional very rich discoveries were made during- the past summer. RECORD IX rERMJTS njGCAL amaaroNDENCEi HrNTTNGTON PARK. March 22. What is undoubtedly the greatest number of building permits issued to cne firm ia one day was made week whsn Housing Inspector Edward issued ten permits to the Greenawyer Brothers contracting firm. The permits called for the construction of a garage building, four-unit court of twelve rooms and eight three-room dwellings.

The group to be erected for Dr. S. C. Holme of this city, will cost J24 000. HEDLEY GOLD MIXE VICTORIA Tfc.

Gold Mining Company Is opening up iu mines near frinceton, B. according to If. D. Barnes of the company. Forty mn are to be put at work at once.

The Hedley has, since 1904. produced between and 110,000,000 in goli. It has been shipping 10 pr cent arsenic concentrates to the Tare smelter, being about the only areenic shipper in the Province. long. 4 9 $0r 3 a.

1 1 a r.i VI I TV ft" k. i 7 mm lalL Sv is 1 li u-; rJ this distinctive residence park. Nrw Sites Uteady The new sites which are being placed on sale this week are some of the choicest property in the entire Flintridge estates and are especially well suited to smaller homes of beauty. Gvery Gonrcnienct Flintridge offers every convenience with every desirable form of outdoor life. An adjacent golf and country club, riding club, tennis, swimming, and motoring all within thirty-five minutes ride of First Street and Broadway, Los Angeles.

DrUm Out Today! Inspect these new homes. Ask about the many new improvements in this section. See for yourself the values still obtainable. Vial PataAena Asanas Avenue 64, by AnnandaU Ceanatry Club tuminr lo lA left on Linda Vista Ave ss olorado it. Rndr.

From (jUndaU via Vmiwf Road euea' Miciiifaa Avenue. NO A CO A I ACRES $50 Los Allele. Office. 72? Title- laminae TUU. 873-114 FL.tr.Jtft OffW.

Te-t'pnoM Fast-OAs 212 Ln acre cash. Balance in mm Mlfr Held oror In an lee worto out rlr'4r lor a rotuwty eunnwiuic uv wim wrnwinum neud over Ui onier to wmfc mi lnn for mdwir aiDevUim up with lurrundlnc lau. 8441 A nw lutvtlftFlon tvtnr jumh of Sot.lw Knot at Naud itmt. iv-iiubfiuusd and taiUlivoir apuroral with lou at 4tuu wjuars fMit til trw ilno to tha fart that UiU tract Ilea wtiullj In ludiiitrial luia ami for Uie funlier rason liiat li li necuiaary to ablila by Court OnUv No. Iliii43that tlia partition of Uila sstats ho araudlng to Uh-llnM tndlatad 1b grom on laid map.

K48 A now flubdirlHlnn Lving south of ftntb itroet and west of Itoxlmry strpflt In Kan Ptxtrc. tenutlvoly apnrrred tiion nmdltLsi that 87Ui itrort be widened to $0 fout and eouUiuiod UirouKti to Koxbury street Sail A now (ubdlrtsloD yint at ot Vor-ramt avonue and north of Flcreuo anniK, formally rowwoi 67S Forruilly ammmd. Tiffany Terrai A new nihiflrlslon fcrlnt west of Kuna Iriva at Caslilo stnot. formally approved, owl A turn suhrtlrlslnn Wnr oufilito of Clljr of Los Angalta, east of Blork Drin and it of Ramma Boulovard. aprvyrfd.

Tlio Commission ealis attention to the iroaU area of the lota, alto iukkmu that an eff irt be made to hare Lot dtaltosted for street ponvxr. M77 A new suMlvlxUin lylnit mirlh cf Valley Vista Boulevard and went of Kester arenue, tentatively appnwwl on enndltinn that the nwth and south stres bo extonded to the norUierly pmrertT line: thai atl streets hare a minimum width of 69 feet: that suluble mrvee be lniro-dimed on the east and eet.t streets at the lr. tenertlon; A that no lota be lesa than 4800 IQttare feet in area. A new suhdirtttnn lylnf wen of Afarlmon Way and smith of Mnnte VUta street, fanrally annrored on oindltlon that the srldth of Marlmon Way arree with tha erldlh in the midpumatlon vrooeedlngs Sled In the Office) of the City Engineer. 75S5 A new mbdlrlslm Mnf aJons Bowman Boulevard, ffrmally awwerl.

HIS! A new auhdlriaton lying east of Crsner street and north of Rita street (in lanRmlilml formally approved uron oonclltlmi tint, Cranrr stmct be widened to r0 fast In width ami Panama street to 40 feet. 8294 A new subdivision Wntj north of the Ijh Anreles River and east of South Shermsn Way, fnrmeJTr approved mt rendition that curves be Introduced at strwt Inleneotlwis. 8407 A new arUlivle'nn lylna wet of avenue and south of Ventura Bmtlevard, tentatively anomvet on eondttlon that Ltnnett and Menra streets Tre widened hy the owner share 60-foot street: that no lott be les than 4Si0 soiiare feet in area: that the neoessarr storm drain easements be granted: and that a 80-font tairve he in-tnwlurd at the Intersection of tlie cross streets with Ventura Boulevard. l4 A new subdivision Wng went of An-rundale Boulevard and north of Kl MonVna avenue, tentatively atmrweri on eondltlon, that Annan-dale Bnn'evanJ he widened by the owner's shsre of an 80-foot street: that curves be intmtiinrd at the lntaraertlons of alleys with Extra avenue: lid that lots be leas than 4800 aqusra feet In area. 7K7I Fomally ginitiwnl.

H4! A nnr ribdlvlvlon tying southeast of Ollnda avenue and northeast of Pan Femandi B-wd. tentatlveiv anrevwtd on eondltion that no street be less than 0 fe tn width: that suit-aide enrvee he intmdnred at all main street Interior Inns; and that no lots be leaf than 4uO square frt In area. rwl Formally artoroved. 7HA3 Tentatively auomrarl en MuftftM the eavt and wmt etreKa meet the streets tn the est: mat the street interwotlons at Ploo Boulevard be riven a suitable radius; and thai nr. Vt be le than 4nn mara feet In area.

The novo eoMiaon. are rrentive nnleea It la aeer tatned from the Clrr of Rewrle TTtlla that i dsflnlt tolley 1 rernlrM In whll evw the nan ana it no retnmni Irw 7e71 Tentatively approved on rondltlml that tti eei ana writ strvwts meet the streeta to the east that the street intersertneit at lien Boulevard be given soluble radius; that Do lots be ltu than vy square teel in area. tShM Kit .1 IWinlh A mm suhdtrlalon Ivtng east of Paeefma avenue ann norm or Kiversld rmve. in Tinker' shim. lermaliy approved en eondltion that all be rounded at street Jogs.

M4 Forms) ly approved on eondltion thst tha ing at tne tntersertion of Rwaii imve and mit. worth Drive be eliminated If desired by the dty of Beverly Hills. Vtrta Del Oro Tentatively aprrrvved as rendition that ebangea as shown la yellow en nap be made 717J rormally STTWed an eondlMan that re vere mrve be tntrdire4 on rranell street to wring satne tne propetry line or evw. the north ann eoutn street east to run on the properly Itna. a.TK.t Tmuitvely trIvmved eondttlon that street grades he fr more than the maximum of 1,0 ir eent and rut down to a maximum of fl per ceni an wv cui tee.

Traet aegthwnt of Ran IVrannod anil ml nenhwevt of Osborne avenue, tenutlvely approwd on eonaiiion mat a rwenty rnot alley be tntrodured parallel witn run rmnanoe Head: that all Inter. sections of flan Fernando Road be eut to radius oi ininj im; an ovner inievsertlong be given redtu of not leas than 14 per rent, and that no lots ne ie rnan voo sonar rent in area. MM Trr.tsMveiy approved on enndltinn that Tjtwrn and 1te Oak stress be widened by the share of lea. font street: mat Phinmer street he widened by tha eevnrv' share of sn etrMr-feet street; that tb Mreaaary un tfrala etnreiti he rranted. i Tentauveiy anpreverl en eonriitlna that Wi be turned so as to ran In the north and anum direction instead of ast and west, aa at prater.

TAKES OVER MILK STATIOX rivC'AL CORRCSPOVPFTCCT PORTERVILLE. March 22. C. R. Oglesby.

well-known local business man, ha. nivumed charpre of the Paragon Milk Station at Sit Main street and has taken over manatrement of the PorterviHe depot of the Valley Transit Company. Oplesty also announces his Intention of continuing a PortervPie diotrihutor for the Peo automobile snd speed watron. He purchased the milk route and eoulpment from C. S.

Taber. All phases of the t'lple biislneee, will be handled from the Rodtrers P'tiHinir on Main "trvfl which Oslenby has oc-rvtple tnr the Met eevert yenare. The be rerrtorfelea to accommodate all three lines. I ffPi cf (fit! I Wft ml mm Mm who sccW tkc fitC5t the jSouthlani has to offer unit 0 monthly payments of 5.00 per acre. Some loca-'ons higher, some lower in ice and terms.

SUNDAY Jrank up the family fliv' and take a pleasant two-hour drive to NORCO. Go by way of Fullerton and beautiful Santa Ana Canyon, or, via Pomona and Chino. Take this advertisement with you and enjoy free country dinner at Norco Inn. Auto service from Los An- jelea any day by appoint- nenL (T) ddress NORTH CORONA LAND CO. Owners and Subdlviders of NORCO 1115-18 Hibernian BIdg.

Fourth and Spring Sts. flik. Metro. 680 GO mm Jo rtti4t Bel-Ate metot out HUUKirr Boulevard past tht fix Antlf Cwuatrv, Glub atniv takt the fiwt toab to tht tia.hr tvhtcK tvilt Uttt hittcfy tht tjataL-, OiutlaT mm mm Pi.Vr.'l'sW im L'Jt -Ui 0.