Redondo - Reflex

POSITIVELY THES •IV.V- y*//AD^^^^^^^^^^W|^^F^W ^ WW^P^Ww ^ir^f^p.. ^H^^M"W*"iBrW 4M W ^f&&^ > B^w• , . . ?fl if _ ~ , •• ^B^^ ^^er$ of SouthernIS* •. '." « * /' • , .tifoniia.and precious gems will beof San Diego's exhibit at theeounty;;ialr at Esasuccess, with alarge entry list and in attendllP'^'i'Js:''"'-;'^'Bernardino county has on itsthe names 8f 461 young inenvote for the first time nextfruit association paid topast season f 267,611,total number of boxes soldcars are being put onto carry passengersto Mt Wilson trail for a moon*to the peak,pastor of the Africanbadly beatenover the claim ofby one of his parishioners.county areof theThe balk of theis raised in California. In Santa Barbaracounty alone 3, acres arevoted to it ' ' . .-/ -.has challenged the worldbe hard work-to make them believeit: Col P. of Covinahas on exhibition in one of the Covlaishow a squash that weighs130% pounds. It is three feet andnine inches long and five feet in circumference,,The California Portland Cementon Slover mountainnear Colton, is now turning outof cement a dayregime^ In national afinorder to maintain the duty!closed down for remodeling and*H- •* - * I ' , " * 'new line of the Pacific Electricunder direction of the Board ofdoingatomeby spring to be turning out 2500 barrelsa day. Employes nuM over |1S,is of very highquality* >It if planned for a Republican automobiletour to start from Fuitertont "Senator Fiininoted Republicanhas another record breaker in theway of a squash vine* jwhlch'" hasgrown 26 marketable squashes and asmany more smaller ones. The vineruns along a bit of wire fencing inone direction for about thirty teet,then spreads ail over the ground toan orange ;treet which la about teafeet high, climbs over the top ofMhisto the ground on the other side, mix-up green oranges nsquashes in a most promiscuous mannerand then meanders at will overan area of about thirty feet squaretoawrd a neighbor's back yard.Here's a California story for oureastern friends. It's true, but it willpeddlers sold the firsteaitti here for "bigand1 thf following day theNew York were outtkem with broom sticks. Now the grapefruit, inseason, is an indisenslble adjunct tomillions of bi^at tables.Hickson Bros, of Miami, Fla., extensivegrowers of alligator pears, iiwiling The Packers, saf of the"This is one of the be$t, if not thebest, of all tropical fruits. It is themost easily Digested, the most wholesomeand the most nourishing. Accordingto government statistics itcontains over 10 per cent of fat andIn a form that the most delicate personscan partake of it with a relishwhen they cannot partake of fat fromsource. It is an upbullderof tiie system; nerve as well as muscle.It requires but little coaxing ofthe palate fa* one to become bxtremelyfond of it"The Avacado is a salad fruit andis prepared or served with any and ftllkinds of condhnents.according to one'staste. It welcomes olive oil, lemonor lime juice, the *- ordinary saladdressing or with pepper, salt and vin­egar. The favorite way is, to halvethe fruit, .remove the seed andthen cut the meat into cubes of abouthalf-inch size and add the desiredsmaller varieties is to halve the fruitthe seed and innerit* serve each half in a saucerto emsh person, the fruit to be eatensalt (pepowtof the& score pf the f West salads that evertickled the palate of an epicure and itthat it cannotII IIolive oil and lemona friendly i*rel~FORMMERWE ARE THOROUGHLYTO TURN OUT ALL CLASSES$ ' - fON SHORT NOTICE, IN ALY SATISFACTORYPRINT ANYTHING.*18 NOW APOPULAR NEWcorr;14, ftor **»'at justto yield gently to a pres-.' " K " " •'. '. ">.. . ,^tf applied toit look upon the kitchenpearv in halves, iiiyseed, ten*armof lemonORDERS FOR OFFICEAND YOU WON'T BEEITHER IN QUALITY ^OR^ . I- ;,- f -DELIVERY. OUR PRICES^."LOW AS CAN BE GIVEN"WORK ANDup onagainst thePHONE HOME 62 AND WE*FOR YOUR ORDERS.