Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 36

4-M SUNDAY afelanD JUNE 28, 1925 A K900OOSOOO00OOGO0GO6O0C i (5 MUTUAL C0MP1 1 QUALITY plus VALUE Senator Apartments on Foothill Three-story brick apartment am) store birildinf at Crosby and FootKill, constructed by California Builders for Mrs. Esther Smith, owner. The Mutual Creamery Company has established in the building one of its eighty stores. ADDS NEW STORE COMPLETED Oil Norse Call forh U. S.

Dried Fruits Slumps Paciflo coast fruit growers suffered a. "lump in one of their foreign markets the first quarter of this year, when Norway, Sweden and Denmark Imported far less than the normal tonnage of prunes, ourranta and raisins. The chief decline for the period was In prunes Imported by Denmark, shipments being about $4,000,000 pounds less than for the corresponding period In 1924. HOMES CHARMING 1 0 OAKLAND CHI 7 FOOTHILL DO AD Glazed Cream Colored Brick Branch "Cash and Carry'' Shop Opens At 3522 Foot-hill Boulevard. Joins the ballroom and provides an Furnishes Finish of Build ing Exterior.

iaeai piace tor auernoon teas. A centrally located oil burning steam plant provides the heat and hot water for all of the aDartmenta California Builders company an xne oatntubs are of an unusual de nounces the completion of the Sen sign and are finished completely in ator apartments, located at S620 Foothill boulevard. The building wnue giazea tne. The lighting fixtures were de i occupies 103 leet frontage on Foothill blvd. and 100 feet on Crosby signed and installed by the Spencer Electric company under the per avenue and contains four stores on sonal direction of Mrs.

Smith and tne nrst noor and twenty apartments and four single rooms on the are particularly artistic. STORES ALL TAKEN. second and third floors. Saturday, June 18, marked the opening of the latent addition to the Mutual chain. This new store located at 8522 Foothill boulevard, Oakland.

No. 77 la typical of all other Mutual stores, carrying a complete line of creamery products, bakery goods and groceries. The Mutual Creamery company operates on such a large scale that It Is necessary that they own most of their own manufacturing plants. At present they are manufacturing their own ice cream and butter and pasteurizing their own (milk and cream. The Mutual Cream- ery company also maintains a bakery equipped with the most Designing, financing and con All of the stores are occuDled at struction of this building was han Located at 4642 Telegraph Avenue, out of the high, rent' district, HOMES CHARMING sells FURNITURE of superior quality at prices within reach of all.

FURNITURE RUGS DRAPERIES We are prepared to furnish anything in the FURNITURE line to suit your taste at prices that are certain to meet with your favor. Two homes have been completely furnished for your inspection. One at 3908 Brookdale west of High Street, and the other in Chabot Manor, at the junction of Broadway and Chabot Road. Come out today, inspect the Homes Charming furniture in these most charming homes. 4642 TELEGRAPH AVE.

OAKLAND, CAL. HUMBOLDT 4380 B. L. STULLER the present time, and deposits have been received for the majority of dled oy tne California Builders company for Mr. and Mrs.

Chester apartments. The entire building cost slightly In excess of $80,000, E. Smith and no expense has been ana was completed by the Califor nla Builders company In approxi mately 100 days. spared to make this one of the finest equipped apartments In the rapidly growing Foothill boulevard district. According to Mr.

and Mrs. Smith: tneir venture has been such a prof FINISHED IN CREAM. The exterior of the hiilldlnn- in ltable one, and their business deal finished in a semi-glazed cream col ltrgs with the California Builders modern and up-to-date machinery. Here an abundance of delicious bakery products are turned out dally. Five large motor trucks are used In supplying the stores with ored race brick.

The apartments Uompany bo pleasant that they are already planning on securing an are fitted with all of the latest conveniences. Including built-in refrig other lot and repeating their trans action through the California bakery goods alone. The grocery warehouse Is a class A building with over 6000 square feet of floor space. Here, In most Builders company system. erators, DreaKrast nooks, tile drain boards, gas ranges and linoleum in the kitchens; built-in dressers in the dressing rooms, and wall beds The California Builders company tT" .1 AAr si Iff I KfVJ ill i A Instances, groceries are bought In carload lots, thus effecting ag reat In every room.

Every apartment is wired for radio plugs and equipped specializes In taking entire charge of operations from the bare property to the finished building, Including designing, financing and construction, and the case of Mr. and Mrs. Smith is but one of hundreds that have been carried to successful completion. aving which Is passed along to the consumer. Since June IS the ompany has opened three new tores, making a total of 80 stores to date.

According to Nye, It is wun communicating teiepnone system. One of the novel features of this building Is a large ball room erected on the roof. A latticed roof garden with benches and tables ad-1 oooeooecceoooeoeooooooedc the of this company to kave ISO stores In operation by the end of the year. Great Gain Shown in A fiMt of 6 motor trucks and Draymen File for Bay Freight Line Permit Several hundred employees are kept State Barley Acreage busy supplying tne stores, it was pointed out by Nye that delivery California grain ranchers exoect Authorization for a new auto systems, cnarge accounts ana icio to harvest this year about 1,029.000 freight trucking service between phone service were all expenses that the average merchant must San Francisco, Oakland, Emery acres of barley, the California Cooperative Crop Reporting Service reports. This Is 525.000 acres more ville and Berkeley has been sought add to his selling price.

These are all eliminated at the Mutual stores, and the housewife receives than was harvested last year. The in an application to the railroad commission. B. F. Morris and Milton Fisher, the applicants, would operate as the Morris Draying conaiuon oi the crop June 1 was 90 per cent of normal, which would I Indicate a total production of about company.

They also ask permission to transfer a one-fifth interest 31.024,000 bushels, or 744,576 tons, compared with 10,080,000 bushels, in the company to Fisher. the benefit. Mutual stores are neat light and rell kept food shops a real asset to any neighborhood. U. S.

Factory Dump To Be Factory Base or zu tons in 19Z4. Vegetable Exports Show Rapid Growth California chipped out of the state in 1918 about S500 carloads of fresh vegetables. In 1924 such CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OAKLAND. CALIFORNIA It Is beginning to pay old-world merchants to import refuse from American factories and go to manufacturing themselves. A merchant la Spain has asked federal officials to find him 6000 old copper sleeves and 86S tons of waste ends of iron and bronze wire.

shipments totaled nearly (6,100 arloads. PLAN BOOK FREE! Floor plans. Interior and exterior views, new building ideas, decorating, heating, etc. A copy of this 12-page booh given FREE to residents of Oakland or vicinity. Get your, copy at Lyon proof Warehouse.

S400 Broadway, or send the coupon today. It's free. Oakland, with its world champion water front, is Juno 26, 1925, OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT 3400 BROADWAY rthe "land of promise." Ralph A. Knapp Pacific Ports Get Eighth U. S.

Tonnage One-eighth of the cargo tonnage that passed In and out of the United States In sea-borne foreign trade for 1924 was cleared through Pacific ports. These ports also handled more than 6 per cent of nation' Import tonnage for the year. TR A IN LOADS OF LETTUCE. California shipped 18,600 carloads of lettuce to eastern markets in 1924. Plymouth SIS lUtk Baa Diaso, Calif.

6entlmen: Without obHfritinjr mt gleaM und mo your TREE plan Realtor "Business Property Specialists" 1789 Franklin St VAKZ ADDRESS No. jar ftichf iold Oil Company, 13th Franklin St 8., Oakland, California. Gentlemen: you upon the fMaS StrLte on July town hoadauarters at 1-th Af Oakland as the logical selection of 0 anf ia givoa. it districting point foortn flilarly town and west Oakland. W6 are Elad to Ust of rleStlesaB evidenced by as rapid and substantial yf WorterVor Slsreat East Bay aB are-endeavoring to foster District.

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Subdivided on the basis of four lots to the acre, every homesite possesses abundant garden space. Priced at $74 to $1685 less than one-third ef adjacent property every homesite Is an investment. property Demonitrate for yonrteU the supreme advantsgei of CLAREMONT KNOLLS HEBER HARTER CO. ECL-B How to Get There From San Francisco Key System ferry and Claremont train te Claremont Hotel. By Autot Cp Claremont ltoad, weat side of hotel, te tract; or Tun-ni Koad to- Alvarado, thon.e north, following eigua.

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