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BRANCH~OFFICES
LONG BEACH
Ocean and Pine streets.
OCEAN PARK
•} Trolleyway, between Pier Aye. and
Marine St. L. A. T. Bid*.
PASADENA
SO W. Colorado street.
SAN BERNARDINO
438 Court street.
SANTA ANA
Sl5 N. Sycamore street.
THE WEATHER
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 2, «)». _
Time.|Barom.|The7."]Hum Wind v"ic.|Weath~er.
«a.m.j 80.01 I 8i I » INI 110 I Cloudy.
S_p. m.| 30.00 | 62 | 84 fBW | S | Pt. Old.
Highest temperature, 70.
Lowest temperature, 54.
FORECAST
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2—For California
south of the Tehachapl—Cloudy, unsettled
weather Thursday; possibly light eliowcrs;
light south winds.
For Sun Francisco and vicinity—Cloudy, un
settled weather Thursday, with showers; llent
eoutli wind.
For Santa Clara valley—Cloudy Thursday,
probably showers; light south winds.
For Sacramento valley—Cloudy Thursday,
with showers; light south winds.
Ki.r San Joaquln valley—Cloudy Thursday;
liKiu soutli winds.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
KBNDIS-COPLAN —Charles C. Kendis, ase
22, and Kose Coplan, age 21; natives of
Nebraska and Illinois; residents of Los
Angeles.
SMITH-FELIX— R. Smith, ago 25.
and Mary Felix, age IS; natives or Utah
and California; residents of Los Angeles. j
PATNOE-PRIEST —Albert E. Patnoe, age
22, and Emma A. Priest, aga 21; natives
of. California and Nebraska; residents of
Los Angeles and Glendale.
WINGROVE-HAWLBY —B. 1.. Wlngrove,
age 88, and Winifred G. Hawley, age 21;
natives of England and Kansas; residents
' of Hemet and Clay Center, Kas.
BBRKENHEGER-RATHKAMP—WiIIiam F.
nerkenheger. age 21. and Grace L. rtath
kanrp, age 21; natives of California and
Kentucky; residents of Los Angeles.
BHUBIN-KLESTOFF—David Shiibin. age
22, and Mlenya Klestoff, age IS; natives
of Russia and residents of Los Angeles.
PBARLSON-FlNKEL—Arthur H. Pearlson,
age 28, and Rose Flnkel, age 22; natives
of Russia and residents of Los Angeles.
SMITH-CRANE —John 1.. Smith, age 24, and
Letha F. Crane, age 2"; natives of Mich
igan and Missouri; residents of Pawtelle.
DORRIS-STOVALLFrank 11. K. norris, I
age 42, and Clara B. Btovall, age 28; na
tives of Mississippi; residents of Bakers
field and Los Angeles.
GAINSLI3Y-COOK— H. Hi Galnsley, age 85,
and Effle M. Cook, ago 43: natives of
California and Michigan; residents of
Santa Monica.
BI.(OCHER-WP.AY —Edward C. Blocher, age
29, and Alice A. Wray. age 32; natives
of Illinois and Iowa; residents of Glen
doro.
REMICK-HAINES — Moses Augustus Remlck,
age 66, and Mary Edith Halnes, ace 42;
natives of Maine; res dents of Los An
geles and Graham Station.
QIMBBY OAHDNBR —Glen Glmbey, nge 81.
and Ellen Gardner, age 19; natives of
Kansas: residents of Los Angeles.
WARNOCK-KRONE—J. V. Warnock, age
33, and Louise Krone, ace 25; natives "'
Ohio and Kentucky; residents of Los An
ge.les.
NETBHAYENSKY-LEITESH — Joseph H.
Netshayensky, age SI, and Rebecca l.elt
<**} age 21; natives of Russia; residents
of Los Angeles.
OLIVERA-FLORES- Joseph Olivers ne« ?r..
and Eliza Flores, age 22; natives O f Cal
ifornia and Mexico: residents of Santa
Monica and Los Angeles.
RYAN-DOYLE —Alfred c. Ryan, b?» 18, «nd
" Reva Doyle, age 18; natives of New Jer
sey arid New York; residents of Los An
geles and Hollywood,
RISDON-O'BRIEN- William <"• Risd are
SO, and Margaret O'Brien, nco 23: natives
of' lowa and Texas; residents of Los An
geles.
BHTTTE-MEADER Richard O. Shute. nee
"4 and Louise H. Mender, age ■?:■: na
lives of California nnd Massachusetts;
residents of Los Angeles.
WHITE-WOOD— W. A. White, nee 42. and
Frances A. Wood, nsf 23: natives of Cal
ifornia; residents if Monrovia and Co
vlna. ,
BPRINO-HARDXER —A. I. Spring, ace !S
and Winifred P. Gardner, age ;3: natives
of New York: residents of i.os Angeles.
BAHRON'-WESTBROOK— Edwin B. Barren,
age ;j and F.stel F. Westbrook, nse 1.:
natives of California! residents of Mon
rovia nnd Los Angeles.
ZETSS-ZANINOVICH — Anton 7.et*. age 3!>.
" and Domica Zanlnovlch, age r.2: natives
or \ istrla residents of Los Angelei.
II \TtUIS-I.' HER — Cletus C. Harris, age 34,
and Carrie Webster Lozler. age 38; na
tives of lowa and New York; residents of
Los Angeles.
BIRTHS
C.IRI.S
BABALA— To Ladislads and Luz Cabala. Los
McMULLEN— To William and Nellie Mi Mul
len. 403 Court street.
BOYS
MANIWEI.LI —To l'nlladino and Josephine
Manlwelll, 1427 East Fiftieth stn
"deaths
Rrr) ro—Charles, !<:::> New Eugene street;
native of Italy: aae Hi acute enteritln.
Mi-GANNON —EllzabM.. E.. 95« East
' Eleventh street; native of Indiana; age
MONDOR— PhlllP. county hospital; native
of Canada: age 6R: myocarditis.
lITNES-John. county hospital; age 30;
TTOMEI?— ™Mary A.. m South Bonnie Brae
"trVet: native of Ohio: age CT: Heurlxy.
MACT-bscar. Dll Plymouth street; nntlve
•f Indiana; ase 81; chronic bronchitis.
CARD OF THANKS—
Card of Thanks
To the many friends both In Los Angeles
and La Canada, we want to thank you for
I the many kind acts and the beautiful flow
' ers sent during the sickness and at the
tlrno of death. H. .1. COYER and children.
pjED- .......:...!T =
ENGELKAMP—At Huntlngton Park, NOV.
2 1910, John Joseph En(elkanip, age &2.
General funeral at his late residence, 212
Joe St., Huntington Park, Friday at 10 a.
m. 10-3-1
J^UNERAL NOTICES—
MACY —At the family residence. 619 Ply
mouth street, November 1, 1910. Oscar
Macy, age 81 years, father of Oscar A..
Estelle and Alice Macy and Irene Macy
Whitney; brother of Obed Maty and Mrs.
I.iicinda M. Foy of this city. Funeral
from chapel of Pierce Brothers. Eighth
and Flower. Thursday, November 3, 1910,
at 10 a. m Interment Rosedale ceme
tery. »--:
I YATES— 426 East Twenty-first street.
October 30, Mabel I. yates. a native of
Michigan, aged 19 years. Interment In
glcwood cemetery. 11-3-1
JOHNSON—At 639 West Forty-seventh
street, October 31, Samuel F. Johnson,
n native of England, aged 60 years. In
frmfnt Inglewood cemetery. 11-3-1
(JEMETERIES—
INGLEWOOD PARK
CEMETERY
Two miles outside the city limits, on the
Los Angeles & Rcdondo railway; 300
acres of perfect land with Improvements
outclassing any cemetery on the coast.
207 S. BROADWAY, ROOM 20!.
Phones F 3303. Main 4669.
Superintendent's phone 10641.
9-23-12 mo
ROSEDALE~CEMETERY
An endowed memorial park, noted for Its
natural beauty; endowment fund for per
petual care, over $260,000; modern receiving
vault, chapel, crematory end columbarium,
accessible. City office, suite 303-308 EX
CHANGE BLDO., northeast corner Third
and Hill ets Phones —Main »09; AIH2O
Cemetery office, 18J1 W. Washington st.
Phones 78868: West 80. i-2-i;ra«
Hollywood" cemetery
Rolling lawns, trees, shrubbery and beauti
ful lakes
MODERN IN F.VKRY RESPECT
Situated In the most beautiful section of
Southern California, the Ideal location. Jus:
Inside Los Angeles city limits.
Uelroee and Colegrove csr lines to cr'ninas.
A CEMETERY THAT IS SELECT
AII3I. 208 Lanshlln Bids;. Main 391.
Cemetery phones 69035; Hollywood Sit.
EVERGREEN CEMETERY
The Los Angelw Cemetery association, Boy!*
Heights, near city limit*. Operated under
perpetual charter from !.<« Angeles city.
Modern chapel and crematory.
Office, 339 Bradbury Building.
Phones—Main 652; A 5468.
Cemetery—Home I) 1083; Boyle 0.
i-5-llm
3 INSERTIONS OF A HERALD WANT AD
for the price of 2. or 7 Insertions for the
price of 5. Ask The Herald counter man
10-li-tf
SPECIAL NOTICES-.
WANTED—I WANT YOU TO COME AND
help me clean out 10,000 of the latest neck- ]
ties, right from the factory sales tables; i
your choice while they last, 25 cents. I am j
also closing out SOOO pieces of my high grade
jewelry samples, such as scarf pins and
clasps; hat, veil and beauty pine, neck chains
and brooches. My prices the lowest In Los
Angeles. Only 10, 26, 60, 75 cents and $1,
nothing higher. If you bring this ad and
make a 60-cent Jewelry purchase I will give
you a 26-cent scarf or hat pin free. Open
to 8 o'clock evenings.
The New York Drummer
221 MERCANTILE PLACE. 11-1-8
YOUR EYES
This Is your opportunity to have your eyes
examined by a well known specialist. \ To
those presenting this notice at 131 Security
Building. Dr. W. C. Dlckson extends ths
courtesy of free examination and consultation.
Special attention paid to eyes of children.
RELIABLE OPTICAL, CO..
»28-3:9 Security Building.
FIFTH AND SPRING. THIRD FLOOR.
7-!8-tf
ROOF REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTEND
ed to. All work guaranteed. CALIFOR
NIA ROOFING AND SUPPLY CO., 411
B Seventh Et. Mala 2426, i-5546.
10-14-lrao
WE FIX ROOFS TO STAY FIX I>.
Chimney cleaning and repairing. MON
MF.RT CO., 1013 W. Pico. West 6SBC,
52567. U.-2-"
PAINTING. PAPERING AND TINTING AT
very reasonable prices. Satisfactory work.
Call and convince yourself. GREEN-1
BLATT. Phone A 5735. 10-30-7
i INSERTIONS OF A HERALD WANT AD |
for the price of 2, or 7 Insertions for the ,
prlDO o£ C. A»k The Herald counter man.
WANTED—LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S
clothing. Positively highest prices paid.
MAIN 3597; F6938. 6-26-12 mo
CLOSING OUT 2500 GALLONS OF CAR
rara paint, $1.60 per gallon. SHEEHAN'3,
too 6. Broadway. »-15-tt
BUSINESS CARDS, NO CHANGE. OF COPY,
$1 per line per month under this classi
fication. 11-2'tf
jJATHS--
SAVB MONEY! YOUR ADVT» THREE
times for tlie price of two, or seven times
for the price of five. If prepaid. 11-l-tf
PERSONA-, - SULPHUME, VAPOR, SEA
salt baths, scalp treatments, 10 to 10. F761».
BADGER TOILET PARLORS, Room 225, 701 '
£ .->rln.- »-2'-tf
MISS ANITA HELDMAN. 814 SANTEE ST.,
two blocks east of Main. bait baths, electric
baths and treatment. 10-19-tf
MI SS Lola HILL. 708 CROCKER ST.,
tub baths and alcohol rubs. Hours 10 a.
m. to 9 p. m. 10-30-tl
U*H S. SPRING, SUITE CHIROPODY.
'electricity, niiusagj, vapor ami shower batbs.
8-5-tf
massaTtTiTTiathk, chiropody, EXPERT
,|in ,Ti:\N I,I'NN. 620 B. Bivjiv i-17-tt
AUTOMOBILES
EXCHANGE — 40-HORBBPOWER LATE
model auto, complete, 1 want 11000 cash,
$1000 clear lots. CAMERON, care the Mc-
Carthy company, 201 N. Broadway.
phone Main 1202.. 11-2-3
FOR SALE— "-'I" FORD TOURING
car, good as new. at a bargain; cash i>r
Installments. Call or telephone E. K.
FOSTER, 316 Union Trust bldg. Home
FjB3i>. 10-30-1
WILL" EXCHANGE 60-HORSEPOWER
American 4-«eal automobile for real es
tate or smaller automobile and cash.
2027 MAGNOLIA AYE. Telephone Homo
• 12. 11-8-3
HAVE YOU AN AI'TOMOHILE FOR SALE,
(or exchange or otherwise? Then use THE
HERALD'S classilied automobile columns.
SANITARIUMS—
THE WOMAN'S HOSPITAL
Exclusively for women and children. Best
equipped and homelike hospital in the cits
for confinement cases. Term! to suit.. 1243
Couth Flower. F4134. l-»
"MACHINERY—
6\VE MONEY! YOPH ADVT. THREE
times for the pr s of two, or seven times
f or th" lu'li'Q i.l 1 !i\.', If !■!-■ lillid. 11 -'-I '
3[ININQ—
SAVE MONEY! YOi'R ADVT, THREE
times fur the price of two, or seven i Inn -
lor the price of live. if prepaid. 11-1-tf
LOS ANGELES HERALD: THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 3. 1910.
\Y ANTED—MaIe Help ,
WANTED—MEN WITHOUT EXPERIENCE
to work at electricity, plumbing, automo
biles, bricklaying. Your earnings will
more than pay "preliminary Instruction
charge. 200 students last year. $30,000
contract Jobs; only few months required
and no expense to learn good trade. Free
catalogue. UNITED TRADE SCHOOL
CONTRACTING CO., 663 Pacific Electric
bldg. 11-1-tf
"Cards $1.00 to 1000
Other printing In proportion. HARRINGTON,
Printer, 135,4 S. Spring. Al4OO. 10-20-lmo
WANTED—HELP FOR JAPANESE JIU-
Jitsu school. Address 451 TURNER ST.
Class between 2 and 6 p. m. Lessons
$10 a week. Instructors. Ryo Tukuta, S.
Fan Into to.
!WE TEACH YOU 6 TRADBS: AUTOMO
blllng. • surveying, electrical engineering,
plumbing and bricklaying. Call at 2110
W. SEVENTH ST. 10-20-lmo
I WANTED—BRIGHT, ENERGETIC BOY
to work from 4 p. m. to midnight In
newspaper office. Apply BUSINESS MAN
AGER, HERALD. 11-1-tf
BICYCLES—BICYCLES. TIRES AND SUP
plies at ti«b prices. KNIGHT'S. 134 North
Spring. 9-23-tt
IF TOU WANT HELP READ THE HER
aid situation wanted columns. 11-3-tf
! WANTED— INTELLIGENT, HONEST MEN.
Apply to J. D. LOGAN. Herald office. 9-18-ti
SITUATION WANTED ADS INSERTED IN
Tile Herald free of charge. 10-18-tt
WANTED— Female Help
WANTED—2 LADIES; GOOD OPENING;
to call at houses, demonstrate for adver
tising; good money, pleasant work. THE
YORK, corner Second and Main. Room
1». 11-3-1
WANTED — TELEPHONE OPERATORS;
experience unnecessary; salary while
learning. Apply SIXTH FLOOR SSH
MAN BLDG., 324 W. Seventh st.
10-23-2 weeks
WANTED—LADIES. BEAUTT CULTURE,
pays big; learn right, salary guaranteed.
"FLORENTINE." the world's largest. 11l
MerrantMe place, earner Broadway. «-2-tf
WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work; good permanent place. Wages $30.
1601 S. HOOVER. 11-S-tf
IF YOU WANT HELP READ THE HER
ald situation wanted columns. 11-3-tf
SITUATION~~WANTED ADS INSERTED IN
The Herald free of charge. 10-18-tf
•\y ANTED— HeIp, Male and Female
WANTED— MEN AND WOMEN TO LEARN
the barber trade; guaranteed In eight weeks.
Catalogue ree. Mohler Barber College. Hi
E. Second st. »-l«-tf
SITUATION WANTED ADS INSERTED IN
The Herald free of charge. 10-18-tt
WANTED—Agents^^^
SITUATION WANTED ADS. INSERTED IN
THE HERALD FREE OF CHARGE.
10-18-tt
W ANTED—Situations, Male
WANTED—SITUATION BY" AN INTELLI
gent and experienced man In the manufac
ture of all kinds of furniture. Have had ,
charge of a large eastern favctory aD'. quit
to locate in Los AngtJMi am alia rood,
all-round man on any wood working ma
chinery and am fairly euod lumber inspcti r;
am not afraid of work and can MAKE GOOD
In any wood workUu factory, either as su-
I perintendent, fur"man or machlna hand. Ad
( dress H. W. H., 1336 E. 20th St., Los An
geles. 10-30-6t
WANTED —YOUNG FOREIGN GENTLE
man, neat appearance, learned, some
knowledge drug store, speak and .write
French, Italian, Spanish, some English,
desires position of any kind or private
family. Best city references. BOX 70.
HERALD. 10-27-10
SITUATION WANTED —BY ELDERLY
man to do housework or as janitor In
city or out. Strictly temperate and will
furnish first class references. Good home
and small pay. Address BOX 82, HER
ALD. 11-1-7
WANTED—SITUATION BY STEADY GER
man- American of any kind; has expe
rience In talcing care of horse, cow, gar
den and general work around private
places. Is willing and Industrious. Ad
dress BOX 6«, HERALD. 11-2-6
WANTED—FIRST CLASS BOOKKEEPER,
accountant or auditor, modern methods,
desires position. Middle aged. Long ex
perience. Christian Scientist. H. S.. 406
Gibbs St. Phone East 442. 10-30-7t
PRACTICAL PAINTER AND TINTER, EX
pert on Inside work; have tools, am sober
and steady, young man, with best of ref
erences. Want work. You can furnish
materials. Reasonable by flay or Job.
SOUTH 2643. 10-27-10
WANTED—BY YOUNG MAN (23) POSl"
-tlon at anything. Five years' clerical ex
perience. Willing worker. Well educated.
References. J. J. QUINN, care Y. M, C.
A., S. Hope St. 11-2-5
FIRST CLASS BOOKKEEPER, 11 YEARS'
commercial experience, accurate, rapid,
reliable, open for engagement. Also sten
ographer. Best references. BOX 67.
HERALD. I 1""'10
YOUNG MAN, If YEARS OF AGE, WISHES
position at Inside or outside work; store
preferred; also has office experience. WM.
L. GUST. 1033 W. 21st St., Los Angeles.
10-26-12
YOUNG MARRIED MAN, BUSINESS ED
ucation, speaks several languages, needs
work; willing to do anything for any
price Address BOX 101, HERALD.
10-27-7
YOUNG MAN" AGE 21, THOROUGHLY
reliable, wants position any kind of work;
has office experience. Best of references.
Address BOX 161. HERALD. 11-2-10
A BOY 16 YEARS OLD. WILLING TO
work at any place that Is good for a
boy to work at. RALPH ICUEHNEL, care
Mr. Dow. Greneta Park. 10-20-10
! WANTED—POSITION I"N PHOTOGRAPH
gallery. Will give work for instruction.
References. Some experience. BOX 179,
HERALD. l0»«-10
YOUNG MAN. 25 YEARS OLD, WOULD
like to secure a position on a ranch at
yeneral work. Party lias good health.
Write LOS ANGELES HERALD. BOX
(4. ' . 11-3-10
RANCH WORK WANTED BY TWO
young men, or would take care of gentle
man's country homo; experienced; refer
ence!. BOX CD. HERALD. 11-2-4
7etiileiikm free, employment
agency. 610 Vignes street. Main 672«;
Home A 4884. Men fcr housecleanlng. yard
work and genera! labor. f-24-tf
GERMAN GIRL WISHES POSITION AS
housekeeper or second girl; Pasadena or Los
Angeles preferred. Adress S:'3 E. PICO ST.
Phone evenings, Main 7708. 10-29-10
POSITION WANTED—BY YOUNG MAN
good at figures; any honest work; best of
references; either day or night work. Ad
dress BOX 168. Herald. 10-26-10
SINGLE, HEALTHY NORWEGIAN WOULD
liko inside or outside work In private fam
ily In exchange for lesson* in English. Ad
dress BOX 160, Herald, 10-26-10
WANTED—WINDOW. HOUSE CLEANING
and all kinds of short Jobs by the hour or
day. JOHN, 1221 S. Kimie.roa. Phono
Bdwy. 4USO. 10-29-10t
POSITION AS STENOGRAPHER AND GEN
eral office work by lady; reference furnished.
Address 323 E. PICO ST. Phone evenings
Main 7708. 10-29-10
HIGH CLASS SALESMAN WITH Al REF
erence Is open for position with reputable
firm Address J. H. G., 2)16 S. Union
aye. 10-JO-5
YOUNG MAN DESIRES EMPLOYMENT;
must have work; anything reasonable; best
reference!. F2135. 103 W. Ninth. EGAN.
10-26-10
WANTED — ON A PRIVATE PLACE,
by a steady, sober, Industrious man.
Address BOX 6S, HERALD. 11-3-10
WANTED-POSITION BY AX EPERT BOOK
ki.i'pi ! and accountant; hotel work a epeclai
i •■■ first clsfs references; unmarried. Ad
dress BOX 191. Herald. 10-30-10t
BITUATIOII WANTED ' ADS ■ INSERTED IN
The Herald free of chars*. l'j-U-tf
■When I read that Nat Goodwin wus belnjr sued fer gtvin! a
hoss a drink an 1 that the hoss died I at first thought that Nat
had stopped at a roadhouse an' while lickerin 1 up concluded that
the hoss needed a little Inspiration, too, an' bein' that the hoss
didn't hey a coppe.r-plated stomach he wus forced to cash In. It
wusn't so, though. "When I read further I seed that the hoss had
drunk some spring water near St. L,ouis an' that wus the cause
o' Its death. Tho hoss wus evidently from the country er it
wouldn't hey drunk tho water. Nobody nor nothin' drinks water
In St. Louis, so they Bay, at least It wus a hard thing to nnd when
Fuller an' me wus there, an' I'm frank to say I don't think Fuller
tried very hard sometimes. However, that's neither here nor
there; the gist o' the whole business is that Nut Goodwin is gettln'
a heap o' advertisln' out the affair which will be cheap to him,
even though he hez to pay a good price fer the hoss. Ruther a
poor way o' ndvertisin' though; jist as bad as the automobile
dealer who when sued fer divorce fer leadin' a fast life said he
couldn't help It; that his car wus so fast It Jist naturally took
him Into last ways. That's all nonsense. The kind o' advertlsin'
that does pay is the kind that gives a reason why. You should
buy amusement at a show, an automobile fer 1U merit or real
estate or every other thing because it's a good buy. Herald ad
vertisers give you the reason, an" they're safe to deal with.
\\ TANTED—Situations, Male
WANTED—POSITION BY WELL EDUCAT
ed young man (23) in any line of work,
either night or day. Neat, -competent,
conscentlous, hustler. References. J. J.
QUINN, care Y. M. C. A.. S. Hope st.
11-3-4
PAI.NTER-Al, ALL-ROUND INSIDE AND
outside man, wants same kind of work; can
do signs. HAB.R.Y ST. JOHN, 18th and Pal
cma. 10-21-15
SITUATION WANTED BT EXPERIENCED
man to take charge of small ranch or
orchard. Address BOX 160, HEHALU.
• 11-3-*
YOUNG MAN, AGE 26^ WISHES WORK f
with contractor; support of mother; no tools;
steady and honest. Address BOX 11, Herald. ]
10-2S-10 j
YOUNG MAN. WILLING WORKER, WISH- j
es position of any kind. E. McGINNIS.
74J N. Wilson aye., Pasadena. 10-27-10 ]
WANTED—POSITION BY LADY, FIRST
I'lasa <'"ok, general housework in small fami
ly. Phnne MAIN 1872. 10-29-15
YOUNG MAN, AGE 14. FORMERLY RAlL
road telesraph operator, desires position In
nny line of work. BOX 146, Herald. 10-28-10
WANTED-CARFENTER WORK WITH
party who can furnish tools to start. L.
W. ROBBINS. Box 138. Herald. 10-2S-10
WANTED^POSITION IN CITY LEAP.N
ing to operate moving picture machlno
evenings. BOX 111. HERALD. 11-2-10
WANTED—STEADY WORK DRIVING OR
anything reasonable. Best reference.
EGAN, 362 W. Ninth. F2135, 10-20-15
WANTED - POSITION EVENINGS TO
learn the operation of moving picture ma
chines. BOX 11L Herald. 10-26-10
WANTED—POSITION AS FOREMAN ON
reinforced concrete construction. Address
BOX 110. HERALD. 11-1-5
YOUNG MAN'WISHE3~~PoiITION WITH
private family; work in yard or house.
Phone MAIN 6916. 10-29-lOt
MAN WANTS EMPLOYMENT IN HOTEL
as dishwasher or assistant to pantryman.
BOX 91, Herald. 10-28-10
NIGHT WATCH; CITY REFERENCE; OR
city gradener, caretaker. Address 105 S.
BROADWAY. 10-28-10
WANTED—WORK TO LAY OUT LAWNS,
by experienced landscape gardener. BOX
7. HERALD. 10-30-10
RELIABLE PAINTER WANTS WORK;
would consider good lot In exchange. 1125
FIGUEROA. 10-26-10t
WANTED-WORK ON POULTRY RANCH;
will work reasonable. Address BOX 11)3.
Herald. 10-30-10t
TWO GIRLS WOULD LIKE POSITIONS AS
cooks. Call at the HOTEL ROSSLYN, Room
45;. 10-26-16
ANTED— Situations, Female
CERTIFICATED TEACHER OF FRENCH,
German, knowledge of Spanish and fluent
English; also reliable business and eco
nomical household manager, desires suit
able employment. Address FRAULEIN
TAYAC CABAD, general delivery. 11-1-6
STENOGRAPHER. SIX YEARS' EXPERI
enc, with first class references, wishes po
sition where executive ability Is appreciated;
good at flgurea and can assist on book; am
neat and business like. Address BOX IM,
Herald. 10-29-7
STENOGRAPHER AND TYPIST, COMPE
tent, ambitious, wiling; business ability;
have very best of references and five years'
experience. At present employed; must have
$00 per month to start with. P. O. BOX 909.
10-22-20
POSITION AS STENOGRAPHER AND
general office work by lady; reference
furnished. Address 323 E. PICO ST.
Phone evenings Main 7708. 10-30-10
TOUNG~EaDY WITH~A-1 OIL lONB EX
pertence wants position as stenographer, bill
er or price work. Can give raference. Phoae
EAST 614. »->-tt
MARRIED LADY WOULD LIKE FIRST
class apartment house to manage. Has
had experience managing hotel. Call up
A4JI2. 10-20-3Ot
LADY, EASTERN STAR, WILL COME TO
home or hotel, caring for children or *eml
invulld evenings or part of day. Phona
WEST 837. IU-^-10
I WANTED—BY GERMAN WOMAN, LADY'S
and gentleman's washing and mending, of
go out by day. 647 CROCKER ST.. flnt
4, 11-1-10
WANTED —POSITION", BY YOUNG CO^
.ired girl, maid or companion for lady or
half day chamber work. PHONE BDW1".
3594. 10-JU-1S
WANTED—YOUNG WOMAN WISHES 4 OR
6 hours' work each day in private BOhool or
family or day work. Call or write 3d W.
6GTII. 10-28-10
WANTED—POSITION, GOOD BTENOGRA.
pher, steady and reliable; reasonable
salary; have own machine. BOX 67, ll<-raid.
10-26-10t
SITUATION WANTED—BY YOUNG LADY
with one child; at housework; will leave
city. Address BOX 06, HERALD.
11-2-7
FIRST CLASS, EXPERIENCED BTKNOO
rapher, open for engagement November 1.
Al references. Address BOX Hi, Herald.
10-30-7
WORK WANTED—ADDRESSING ENVEL
opes, filling out cards and circulars, etc.;
dona at reasonable rate. Call EAST 514.
10-2S-10t
LADY DKSIKES POSITION IN BOOK
store; well vened in books; steady, reliable]
courteous to customers; could cater to chil
dren'! tr« le, BOX X, Herald. _ 10-20-10
SITUATION WANT ADS. INSERTED IN'
THIS HERALD FREE OF CHARGE.
10-IS-tf
A TEACHER WOULD I.IKK A POI
as tutor to young children or as a com
panion. BOX It. HERALD 11-1-5
WOMAN WISHES EMPLOYMENT A PART
of day wl. uoul<t tiO home lllfntf.
IC6O REID ST.. ■ uy. I
WANTED DRESSMAKING BY THK DAT
or work al horn* City reference. PHONE
TSMPIB 111 U-l-10
WANTED—Situations, Female
JZ 1
SITUATION WANTED ADS. INSERTED IN
THE HERALD FREE OF CHARGE.
10-18-tf
WAXfSD-A POSITION AS BOOKKEEP
er in grocery store. BOX 69. HERALD.
11-1-5
WANTED—Situations, Male & Fern.
SITUATION WANTED ADS INSERTED IN
The Herald free of charge. 10-IS-tf
SITUATION WANTED —BY MARRIED
couple in an apartment or large room-
Ing house. Man capable of running heat
ing plant. Address BOX 72, HERALD.
11-1-7
LACE CURTAINS HAND LAUNDERED AT
home. :5o pair. MAIN 7630. 11-1-3
ANTED—ReaI Estate „„„ „ „ ~
WANTED — APARTMENT
HOUSE— Investment.
Give location, price, etc. We have
customer for good one if it's a
bargain.
CAMPAU-SCHUYLER
REALTY CO.
716-718 Broadway Central Bldg.
Main 705, A 5443
11-3-2
HAVE $1500 CASH AND CHOICE LARGE
Pasadena lot, near Colorado, worth $1200.
Want bungalow, Highland Park or Gar
vanza.
IDEAL REALTY COMPANY
200 Severance Bldg., 6th and Main.
Phoneys: 61851; Broadway 8237. 11-3-1
WANTED — RANCHES AND ORCHARDS
from 6 to 20 acres. Have good prospec
tive buyers If answered at once.
ROBINSON REALTY INV.
COMPANY
203 Frost Bldg. 11-3-1
ANTED—To Purchase Stock
WANTED— - .
Stock in the Lob Angeles Investment com
pany; any amount up to $40,000; will pay
within 5 per cent of the company's selling
price. G. F., care Globe Savings Bank.
• -11-U
WANTED—
WANTED TO RENT—NOV. 1. NEAT 4 OR 6
room furnished cottage In good section of
city; high altitude preferred and price must
be reasonable. Address BOX 263. Herald.
. 10-6-tf
WANTED—Money
$300 TO $1000 WANTED ON UNIMFROV
ed lots, Garvanza. Will pay 10 per cent.
PHONE- 54989. 11-2-7
WANTED—Miscellaneous
WANTED — BLOSSOMS, WHOLE
sale price per 10 dozen bunches. w. C.
GRIFFIN. Scott Hardware Co.. Salt Lake
City, Utah. . 11-1-5
WANTED—TO PURCHASE INTEREST IN
established paying business. Address with
v full particulars BOX 71, HERALD.
.-■ . ■ 11-1-8
WANTED—CASH PAID FOR FEATHBH
beds 758 SAN PEDKO ST. Phones Main
110«; FBO4l. 12-17-tf
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
WANTED—SIOOO FOR 90 DAYS; PRINCI
PAL FULLY SECURED AND 60 PER CENT
GUARANTEED. CALL OR ADDRESS 234
H. W. HELLMAN BLDG. 11-3-2
PARTNER WANTED — OLD,
paying real estate and land office, $250.
Receive value In property, office or bonus.
617 SAN FERNANDO BLDG. 11-3-6
WILL SELL MY CIGAR STAND
for the reason {hat I want a larger busi
ness place; $300 will buy it. Call 1220 B.
FIRST ST. H-3-1
MONEY RAISING CHICKENS—OPPORTUNI
ty to purchase 10 acres; good soil, buildings,
trees; 23 per cent under market. STACY, 304
Fay bids. F2115. 10-S-eod-tf
FOR SALE—GROCERY—
One block from school; doing good busi
ness- at Invoice; will reduce stock. Call
at 1728 E. 7TH. U-W
FOR SALE—POOLROOM, BARBER SHOP.
16-r rooming house; corral; doing good
business. Apply 1782 E. 7TH ST., city.
11-U-4
3 INSERTIONS OF A HERALD WANT AD
for the price of 2, or 7 insertions for the
price of 0. Ask The Herald counter man.
FOR SALE—SMALL NO. 1 JOB PRINTING
office at one-half its value. J. W. HART,
62 E. Colorado St.. Pasadena. 11-3-7
FOR~~SALE-SHOE~ SHOP, 145 N. BROAD
WAY; have other business; a snap. 11-2-5t
« UNO —
swi; MONEY 1 YOUR ADVT. THREE
times for the price of two, or seven times
for the price of five, If prepaid. 11-1-tf
. i
JOHN HKIOr.-.N. 252*6 S. Main. Not mill
faction, but a<rnr»r.T guaranteed. H-H-tf
] [AIR DRESSERS—
3 INSERTIONS OF A HERALD WANT AD
for the price of 2, or 7 Insertions for the
price of 0. Ask The Herald counter man.
. 11-1-tf
TO LET—Rooms, Furnished
Hotel .Seville
732-734 S. FLOWER ST.
One of the finest family hotels In the elty.
Newly furnished throughout; steam heat,
hot and cold water; electrlo light*; European
plan. Only a short walk from Broadway.
Phones Main «511; F6688. 4-1-tf
, . . .
The St. Regts
Housekeeping apartments, 237 S. Flower »<-
Main 1290; A7s3*. Near business center; at
tractive building, cool porches, room phones,
clean, nicely furnished apartment*, $11.50
to $25. Single rooms 12.(10. $4 weekly) IS.&0
to *15 monthly. No children. 10-4-tt
TO LET— vF. SIXTH, HANDSOMELY
furnished rooms, private baths, $3, $4, $5
week; Incomparable accommodations, advan
tageously located, unparalleled conveniences,
unexcelled appointments, superlative cleanli
ness, homelike surroundings, musical atmos
: phere. Recommendations appreciated. 11-2-3
TO LET-FURNISHED ROOMS, HOTEL
Lorraine, 310 Clay st., between Third and
Fourth, Hill and Olive; newly furnished
rooms, quiet neighborhood, located' 160 feet
from Third and Hill; steam heat and hot
water; prices Very reasonable. F64SO, MAIN
MM, ' 11-2-3t
T* LET—3-ROOM SUITE, COMPLETELY
furnished for housekeeping, with klfchen,
bath and sun room, high ground, fine view,
exclusive district; adults only. 1044 EDGE
WARE ROAD. Angeleno Heights car. 11-2-3
TO LET-IN SMALL," PRIVATE FAMILY,
nicely furnished room for gentleman; bath,
Ba«p, electricity, telephone, piano; only room
er; references; $3 a week. 234 W. 24TH ST..
next door Grand 'aye. 11-2-3t
TO LET-ROOMS; BEST 60C A DAY HOTEL
in city; day, week or month; free baths,
free reading room. HOTEL CLIFF, 1112 E.
Seventh St., two blocks south of Arcade
depot. 11-2-3
TO LET-GARVANZA VILLA, LOVELY
sunny rooms, good board, large verandas,
large grounds; line place for health and
rest. Take South Pasadena car to AVENUB
68. 10-23-14
■TCI LET-IN PRIVATE FAMILY, WELL
furnished roms for light housekeeping, very
reasonable, all conveniences, walking dis
tance. Apply 120>j W. 14'i'H ST. No sign.
11-2-3t
TO LET—3 WELL FURNISHED ROOMS IN
private home, each suitable for one or two
gentlemen: bath and phone; breakfast If de
sired. Phone HOME 24664. 11-2-8
TO LET—SUNNY, WELL VENTILATED,
nicely furnished room with bath and use of
phone; suitable for one or two gentlemen.
Sll WEST 17TH. 24608. 11-2-3
TO LET—FURNISHED ROOMS; 85 NEWLY
furnished rooms, running water, modern, $2
per week, 60c a day. 1347 S. LOS ANGELES
ST. Phone R7461. 11-2-3t
TO LET—ONE EXTRA LARGE. SUNNY
outside housekeeping room, bath, both
phones, washing, gas, only $10 month. 730
W. 16TH ST. 11-S-3
TO LET-3 NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
for light housekeeping; gas, bath, nice sun
ny porch; very reasonable rent. 1641 WIN
FIELD ST. 11-2-3
¥6 LET—FURNISHED ROOMS, DOUBLE
parlor; also single rooms; next door to a
first-class hotel. 1114 S. GRAND. Broadway
1535. ' 11-2-3
TO LET—$3, TO GENTLEMAN; NICELY
furnished front room, modern conveniences;
Westlake district' references. Phone 63390.
11-2-St
FOR RENT— 2-ROOM HOUSEKEEPING
suite, first floor, private home, facing
Westlake park. PHONE TEMPLE 1381.
■Hi, ■■■ u-3-'
S INSERTIONS OF A HERALD WANT AD
for the price of 2, or 7 Insertions for the
price of 5. Ask The Herald counter man.
TO LET—NICELY FURNISHED, LARGE
sunny rooms, $7 month up; close In. 1461
COURT ST., near Lake Shore aye. 11-2-8
TO LET—NICE, SUNNY ROOMS. WITH OR
without private bath. 1063 ORANGE, corner
Orange and Blxel. Home 62664. 11-2-3
TO LET—3 FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
rooms, sunny and clean, talking distance.
1811 S. LOS ANGELES BTT 11-2-3
TO LET-BRIGHT. SUNNY, FRONT? ROOM,
clean and cozy; reasonable to refined
young man. 132 W. 18TH ST. 11-3-3
TO LET-NICELY FURNISHED, LARGE,
sunny front room In private family; pleas
ant and desirable. 1037 E. 20TH_8T. 11-2-3
TO~LET^LARGEr~COMFORTABLE ROOM,
kitchen and private bath; also single rooms.
830 S. OLIVE. H-2-3
TO LET—TWO LARGE FURNISHED ROOMS
for light housekeeping; cheap rent. 623 S.
FIGUEROA. 11-2-3
TO LET— LARGE. SUNNY, FRONT
room, with or without board; also garage In
rear. 1525 W. EIGHTH ST. 11-2-3
TO LET-IN GARVANZA, ON S. AYE. 66.
two rooms, connecting, with bath. Phone
E2m »-2-3
TO LET— ARDEN, 862 SO. HILL ST.;
nicely furnished rooms; transients accommo
dated. ___2^!l 3
TO LET— $2 WEEK EACH, FURNISH
ed housekeeping rooms; bath. 648 E. PICO.
11-2-3
TO LET-A SMALL, BUNNY ROOM. UP
stairs, $1.75 a week. 818 8. FIGUEROA.
11-2-3
TO LET—FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
suite in private home: rent reasonable; call
mornings. 837 S. ALVARADO. H-2-3
TO LET-NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS AT
855 8. HlLL_gT.__ 11-2-3
TO LET—Rooms and Board
3 INSERTIONS OF A HERALD WANT AD
for the price of 2, or 7 insertions for the
price of 5. Ask The Herald counter man.
HOTEL SOUTHERN—BEST FAMILY HO
tel In the city. Home 61640. Seventh
and Wentlake nve. B(iwy. 9655. 10-30-lmo
TO LET—Ap't's., Fur. and Unfur.
WANT TO RENT YOUR ROOMS, HOUSES,
offices, flats or apartment* Use, HERALD
want columns. 10-$-tf
HOUSEKEEPING
APARTMENTS
Famished Complete, $8 to $(10 Month.
700 happy families live In our apartments
VENTILATION, CLEANLINESS. HOME
LIKE EFFECTS are unexcelled.
T. WIESENDANGER,
Owner and Operator.
Rental Department. Rooms 311-16, 207 S.
Broadway.
Branch Office. 1017 W. First St.
■■■ '*U 10-4-tt
TO LET— Houses, Furn' 'ed
WANT TO RENT YOUR ROOMS, HOUSES,
office*. Hats or apartments? Use HERALD
want column*. 10-8-tf
FOR RENT FURNISHED—NICELY FUR
nlshed 8-room residence, all conveniences,
desirable neighborhood, two car lines. $50
per month. Call 3553 S. HOOVER.
v 10-30-6
TO LET—Houses, Unfurnished
t — ,_ , ,_|-| -_ - v -Q|-|_|-_ "I. ~ 11 —< i —>__i■ —I . I —1.1 — ~1 —I lI_I>_IIL
WANT TO R«NT YOUR ROOMS, HOUSES,
offices, fiats apartment*? Übe HERALD
want columns. 10-8-tf
THE BIG GREEN PADDED VANS FOR
moving. "They know how." Fireproof
storage for household goods. L. A.
WAREHOUSE CO. SAVES WORRY. 116
Commercial st. Main 306. A872![',., 5 ., (
TO LET—Storerooms
WANT TO RENT TOUR ROOMS, HOUSES,
offices. Hats or apartment*? Us* HERALD
want column*. 21 10-a-tf
TO LET—Housekeeping Rooms
I INSERTIONS OF A HERALD « ANT AD
for the price of 2, or 7 Insertions for the
price of S. Ask 'Jim Herald counter man
10-12-tf
TO LET—Flats, Furnished ,
WANT TO RENT TOUR ROOMS. HOUSES,
offices, flats or apartment*? Use HERALD
wi nt column*. • 10-8-tf
TO LET—Flats, Unfurnished _■ _^ '■':.■
* INSERTIONS OF A HERALD WANT AD
for the price of 1, or 7 insertion** for the
price of 5. Ask The Herald counter man.
11-1-tf
TO LET— Offices '
WANT TO RENT YOUR ROOMS. HOUSES,
offices, flats or apartments? Use HERALD
want column*. , , 10-8-tf ■
FOR RKNT-DESK ROOM, SPLENDID LO
catlon; central! both phone*. See ED. B.
WEBSTER. 210 Mercantile place. 10-28-7
FOR EXCHANO.E—ReaI Estate /•
FOR EXCHANGE—I6O TO 640 ACRES IN
the best apple, pear and alfalfa district
in California, $30 per acre. Abundance
of water. All flue level land. DU BOSE.
701 Qrosse bldg. 11-tue-wed-thurs-tr
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF BURLINGTON
and Bellevue. with 4-room house. 70x125.
$3500. And a snap of 20 acres at Santa
Ana and 20 acres Ontario, both for $4900.
Good terms. DU BOSE. 701 Grosso bldg.
11-tue-wed-thurs-tf
FOR EXCHANGE—WH CAN EXCHANGE
ycur property, no matter where located.
SLACK & COMPANY. 418-20 Grand bldg.
10-14-lmo
1?OR EXCHANGE—
FOR EXCHANGE—SIOO ORDER FOR ORO
cerlea, $50 order for millinery, $60 order
on good apartment house, close in, south
west, $400. New upright piano, $200;
fine rubber tire buggy, ball bearing, good
a* nefr, $300; lot on paved street In
Watt*. We can match any legitimate
deal. DU BOSE, 701 Grosse bldg. F1167.
11-tue-wSO-thurs-tf
WANTED—FURNITURE, PIANO, COW,
horse and poultry or what have you? For
grocery, millinery or lots. DU HOSE,
701 Grosse bldg. F1167.
11-tue-wed-thurs-tf
FOR EXCHANGE MISCELLANEOUS—
Good pair of high top rubber boot*, prac
tically new. for bull pup. Address B. 8.,
box 162, Herald. Give phone and ad
dress In letter. H-8-tf
FOR EXCHANGE— TOUR CASH
and trade with me for your groceries and
millinery. What have you? DU BOSS,
701 Grosse bldg. F1167.
10-18-tuo-wed-thur-tt
UNDER THIS CLASSIFICATION, IF PRE
pnld, your ad three times for the price
of two, or seven times for the price of
five, , U-»-t<
FOR EXCHANGE— GROCERIES AND MlL
linery In any amount to match what you
have. DU BOSE, 701 Orosse bldg. Fll«7.
11-tue-wad-thurs-tt
I CAN MATCH ANT EXCHANGE
have you? DU BOSE. 701 Gross* Bldg.
F1167. H-lt-tt
JY£ONEY TO LOAN— '_,_;_
WE LOAN MONEY
To wage-earner* and housekeepers, on
personal note; $10 and upward. Do you
one the landlord or the grocer? Do you
want money for any purpose? You re
pay weekly or - monthly. No publicity;
lowest rate*.
PARK LOAN * CRHDIT CO..
414 *o. Broadway. Room Tl».
MONET TO LOAN
$1000.00 TO $100,000.00
to loan at current rate* on city or coun
try property. -
See HENRY W. MELLEN. Loan Dept.
WRIGHT & CALLENDER CO.
403 South Hill St. ,
Home phone 10T4». Mala^ $040.
WE HAVE $60,000 TO LOAN ON GOOD REAL
estate security at prevailing rate* of Inter
est; prompt attention given to all applica
tions.
ROBINSON, CRANE CO..
Main 6167. 420 Story Bldg. . '«"- 8
10-18-8t
MONE\ TO LOAJt
i i.ooo to loan on real estate, city or estu
try, I to 1 per cent, amount* to suit.
MOYKR * GILBERT, 803 H. W. HeUma*
Bldg. Home phuae AW27: Main M 74.
. % -... 10-f-tf
PRIVATE MONEY, 6 AND 7 PER CENT.
NO DELAY. ON CITY OR COUNTRY
PROPERTY; STRAIGHT BUILDING
LOANS. LOCKHART * SON, 601 H. W.
HELLMAN BLDG. Main 1410; A 7653.
10-30-lmo
GOING TO BUILD? IF YOU OWN' A
good lot we will build for you on a 3
year mortgage or monthly payment*.
E. S. WILLIAMSON CO.,
108-204 Grant Bldg. 11-1-2
WANTED—MONET. WANT $10,000 ON
gilt edge city real estate, W. A. ROB
ERTS REALTY CO., 126 S. Broadway.
Ground floor Chamber of Commerce blag.
F6524, Main 46». 10-i-lt
1 HAVE $200 TO $50,000 FOR REAL Jfi«
tate loans, olty or country. Lowest rates.
Money waiting. R. W. MOTER. .04 Frost
bldg. FBlO7. 10-I-tf
I! JET TO LOAN-BALARUCD MEN AND
women accommodated without delay or pub
licity. BOUTHKK.N CREDIT CO., 411 O. T.
Johnurm Bldg. »-14-U
R. W. POINDEXTER, 40» WILCOX BLDG..
will loan you what you need on real es
tate, stocks and bond*. Building loan* a
specialty. »-»-tt
UNDER THIS CLASSIFICATION, IF PRE
paid, your ad three times for the price of
of two, or s,even times for the price of
five. " 11"8-tt
MONET TO LOAN-FULL VALUE ON
diamonds, watches, pianos, furniture, stor
age receipts. G. F. THOMAS, 711 S. Broaa
way. 10-30-tf
1O LOAN-SALAKIED PEOPLE; NO RED
tape; without security; confidential. WESH
COAST EXCHANGE. 41* Henne Bid*.
10-4-tt
DON'T BORROW MONET ON SALARY
until you see me. F. A. NEWTON. 703
O. T. Johnson bldg. 10-6-lmo
BUSINESS CARDS, NO CHANGE OF COPT,
$1 per line per month under this clas
sification^ 11-2-tt
TO $10,000 TO LOAN AT 7 PER CENT.
T. L. O'BRIEN * CO.. Jefferson and Mala.
PERSONALS, BUSINESS— '
~ . i-i i-i -i -ii-M - — —
MORPHINE ' '\! r'
OPIUM. COCAINE
and all drug habltn cured at home by the
most r<-larkable remedy ever discovered.
No hypodermic Injections; no pain. A cuio
cr no pay. Call or write SO. CAL. CHEM
ICAL CO.. 202i4 Broadway, rooms 2C5-206.
Los Angeles. »-10-tt
aTJy" ONE KNOWING i'HB WHEHli
about* of George Freent«n Bradley, who
was last heard of by his family in Erlu,
Pa. will do a great favor by notifying
MISS NELLIE BRADLEY, care general
delivery. Lake Charles. La. 10-9-lm<>
PEKSONAL-DR. H. Y. McNAUGHT HAH
REMOVED HIS OFFICES TO SUITE 60»
BUMILLER BLDG., 430 S. BROADWAY.
HOURS, 10-12 AND 3-6. 10-30-lmo
3 INSERTIONS OF A HERALD- WANT AD
for the price of 2, or 7 insertions for the
price of 6. Ask The Herald counter man.
. 11-1-tf
BUSINESS' CARDS, NO CHANGE OF COPY.
$1 per line per month under this classi
fication^ . 11-2-tt '
tins. MASSON, THE NOTED LONDON
- palmist. 822 S. SPRING, over Owl drug
store. U-2«-tt
FOR SALE—Hotels, Lodging Houses
FOR SALE—IC-ROOM ROOMING HOUSE;
RENT $55; LEASE. 624 SO. GRAND
AYE. , 10-26*10t
]?OR SALE—Furniture
SAVE* MONEY! YOUR, ADVT. THRM
times for the price of two, or seven time*
for the price of five. If prepaid. . 11-1-tf
