Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel], January 01, 1905, Page 3, Image 21

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Mrs. Charles Granger of Pasadena,
Mr», Robert Smith, itfrs. Felix. Taylor,
th« Mlssea Belle, Alice and Ber
tha Wnlker, Mlsa ' Florence ' Judd
and Miss Lulu Ilnhn. Mrs. Hutchason
haa Just returned from a two months'
tour of the east and a visit, at her
former home In Indianapolis, Ind. She
will, be at home the first Wednesday
of each month.
Printers' Banquet
Th« closing day of the old year wit
nessed the third of a series of reunions
of the employes of the Commercial
printing house. On the two previous
occasions f Mr. Knoch, the proprietor,
entertained the: personnel- at his resi
dence, but the large number of peopte
employed precluded his doing so on this
occasion,' so the bindery was made Hie
scene of the banquet. - The machinery
of the establishment made the back
ground for a picturesque arrangement
of crepe paper in the, national colors,
flags* smltax, poinsettlas and other
floral decorations.
'.An Immense canopy in the form of n
Japanese umbrella was formed' of al
ternating strips of red, white and blue
tissue, bordered with double festoons
of the same. From this ' depended
Japanese lanterns, j C. 11. Smith acted
as the.'toastmaster. Mr. Knoch ;re
eponded in a most excellent manner,
thanktng his employes, some of whom
have been in his employ for seventeen
years. ,'■.■• '. ■'■■•/, ;-\r '■ • '...' ■ .
: Rev. B. P. Ryland,, pastor of. Trin
ity.M. E. church, South, gave an in
spiring address to »young men, urging
them not" only to , live, within their
■means but to practice thrift. He was
followed by Wm. Cleaver, secretary of
the Y. M. C. A.
• ■ S/. R. Coles , spoke entertainingly on
the good feeling prevailing In the office.
Miss Florence Chapman, the head of
- the ; , bindery, W. Elmo Reaves, the
business manager, G. M. Cornwall, ; the
oldest employe in the house, Paul
I Heydenreich, the J cutter, and . others
• also gave short addresses. „ Miss Bessie
'Knoch and Gus Herrera gave readltifra
/and little Olive Knoch sang a song.
i? .There were ilfty people present.
Martin. Morton
■,i ßeneath ; a : ' wedding bell' of white
jferanluma and smllax the' marriage of
Miss Marlnda' Martin and George Mor
ton iwas celebrated Sunday last at 2
o'clock at the home of the bride's pa
rents, '958 East Fifty-second street. Thß
ceremony, was performed by the Rev.
E. A..Healy. : / •' ' . ' • '
'^Throughout the pretty home clusters
of holly and mistletoe were used in an
artistic arrangement. After the cere
mony * a'sumpl' tiou's Christmas dinner
.was 5 served 'and 1 covers were laid . for
the relatives and intimate friends of the
young couple.- - ■ ; ' , '
.'■^The bridewas. attired in a white bril
llantlne elaborately trimmed with white
'satin ribbo^n and valenclennes lace.' She
carried a shower bouquet of white car
nations' and ferns. .Miss Martin was
attended ' by vMis3." Peterson aa ' maid of
honor ,■ and little Fern, Rice as ring
, bearer.' • ' •
- ~TIVe jgroom was attended by Robert
H'-Maitin, brother of the bride. The
bride, who has been a resident of Los
Atigeles for three years, was born and
raised : in 'Ventura. :•. Mr. Morton is a
young business man of Arizona. >.
' "Afterj-a wedding 'journey to Long
Beachthe ; young 'couple 'will visit
friends in Los Angeles for a few daya,
after which 1 they .will leave for their
home in Arizona, v '
A Christmas Dinner
i';_.-'An agreeable time was. spent at; a 6
-o'clock dinner given by Mrs. .Willis and
{Mrs.; Harvey at 734' Decatur . street
;- .Christmas evening.". Among those pres
/: erit 1 were: .■ Misses Lily Butler, Georgia
-y Thomas and Delia Harvey; Messrs. H.
M S^ark, ■' James: Brown, J. W. ' ■' Abeson,
v,jR-;v ,jR-; Adamson and . R. 11. Willis. The
m dining J room • was ■ decorated 'in the
U Christmas colors, red and white roses.
"!. The menu ; consisted of all the market
/ offered* in ' good : things pertaining' to
.Christmas cheer. ..
;rt>.i4!? *.,-.-..- • . ■ ■"■ ... ■ ■ ; '
Entertained at Dinner
;, y Thei beautiful home. of Mr. and Mrs.
J. F. Holbrook of 1030 Westlake avenue
.was transformed into a bower of beauty
last Saturday evening," when Miss. Bess
Holbrook . entertained ' •< about ■ twenty
guests at dinner. ■; 'The spacious : dining
, room was 'especially , artistic, 1 the deco
rations being 'entirely of holly berries.
Suspended-over the center of the table
:was an. immense holly bell, '.. The place
"cards were in the form of bells. ,
Holiday Festivities
„ At, the Tuesday morning game of
whlsti at jthe ' Westlake ; hotel, Mrs. T.
L. Elly, won 'the prize. ...., , ; ,
■/evening": at j the '; six-hand
Baltimore and ;> Miss Selden won -the
prizes. V, One ■of the pleasantest social
times •of 'the \ guests was enjoyed. J.
13,'- Duke! | the proprietor of the hotel,
was -the! recipient \of a substantial
Christmas "gift I from , the guests.
> Mr; and' Mrs.', Elly had I a Christmas
tree'. ln' the. dlhlngroom, whei-e 'gifts
.were distributed to [the guests.
Christmas . Reunion
; ' Mr. 'and Mrs. 3.\ C. Snavely of 3223
Central avenue held . a family reunion
Christmas day.; The house. was pret
tily ', decorated, and a, social, time was
enjoyed. \ Those present were: ;' Mr/ and
Mrs. W. S . Mcßrlde, .Hopkins Station,
Mich.; -Mrs. J. O. Cliiie'an'd.f)o'n, v . Sher
man,' of.Troplco; Mr., and Mrs."'J.' C.
Snavely and eon, Mrs. G, A. Halls and
daughterV Elsie, . Oxnard, Cal.;, Mrs. V.
'A: • Kenyon, : ; Ventura, *Cal.; : Mrs.'
ForbW, H." Rector, Loa Angeles. .
Highland Ebell
*T The , travel . section of the Highland
Park', Ebell ', club spent a, delightful
morning 'Tuesday .when Miss • Tripp,
the . president, gave tin , informal ' talk
on her recent travels through Ireland,
The 'second Tuesday ,'ln January Mrs,
(Jrenleaf will lecture in the college
uuditoriuni on ."Mlsslona," .-, .
Piano Recital
MUs : Carrie "» l{. ' Conger ■ of Witiner
Hlieet ' entertatneU her ■• piuuo ' pupils
Wednesday ufternmjii, tliu preseiita tlon
f' »n ■uiiivablu JinißkHl vrocrutn btijiar
tha chief feature of the affair. • Those
present 'were Mrs. Q. J. Anderson, Mrs.
w. A. Kins, the Misses Pearl Grant,
Cora Canfleld, Ua Hutchinn, ' A1lc«
Scott, Gladys Conger* Eva Davis, Flor
ence Chase, Florence Bailey, Irene Mo-
Cray, Dorothy Conger, Mary HowUnd,
Marion Newberry, Musters Claire New
berry and Julian BlalsdelU
Orpheum Party
Members of a party of young men
from Long Beach • who attended the
performance at tha Orpheum Thursday
evening and weTe afterward nerved
with -supper at Levy's Included: F.
K. Rhaw, H. 8. Gundroy, F. W. Steams,
J. B. Counts, Adam .Wnssem, O. M.
Wilson, William Dower, K. 11. Horsch,
FV A., Knight, George Flint, Harry
Bafndollnr. U 3. Barber. C. IT. .Polrt
dexter, K. C. Denlo, F. L. Downs and
Horace Austin. .. '
Merry Mob Entertains
The Merry Mob entcrtnlned recently
at cards at the home of Miss Kathcrlne
Saunders, RO2 Kast Twenty-flfth street.
Mies Cnrrle Mullen and Joe Saunders
won first prizes and Miss Funny Gregg
captured the consolation. Those pres
ent wore Misses Gregg, ;Zella Sackctt,
Mamie Stanton, Carrie Mullen, Edith
Lewis of Pasadena, Katherlne Saun
ders nnd Messrs. Jlldfonl McOlnnls, Joe
Regan, Alex. Mullen, Joe Saunders, El
wood Stanton.
Dancing Party
' Dancing at the Woman's club house
Thursday evening was under the au
spices of members of the Young Ladles'
institute, a club of East Los Angeles
young women who have banded them
selves together for social enjoyment.
Stamm's orchestra furnished music for
the dancing, and guests were received
by the Misses Elizabeth McCarthy, An
toinette Ganahl, Anna Gessau, Mar
garet riorum and Margaret Moloney.
House Party
Miss Emma Charlebols of Ventura is
the guest of Miss Florence Judd of 1437
lowa street, who will entertain with a
card jjarty in her honor Monday even
ing. Members of a house party,' whom
Miss Judd Will entertain from ' last
evening until .Tuesday ; are: Mr. '.and
Mrs. James :H.'v Wilkinson and Norrls
Wilkinson of Pomona, Miss Mabel St.
John of Whittle,!- and^Fred Charles. ''
Poppy Whist Club
■; The 'Poppy "Whist club was enter
tained by Mrs. Russell at Mrs, John
son's, 1310 "Walnut street Wednesday
afternoon. 'The house was nicely deco
rated and a lunch was served. -■ The
first prize was awarded to Mrs.' House;
second, to | Mrs. Lapham and the con
solation to Mrs. Paulsen.
Entertain ' Students
' Miss 'Edna Blu'mve 0f:285-Lake ave
nue, Pasadena, a student 'of the ; Los
Angeles College of Fine Arts, U. S. C,
entertain; the students of the',col
lege for the ' Tournament of' Roses.
Following the parade'an elaborate lun
cheon will be served. .
Poinsettla Club
.The .farewell leap year party, given
by the Pojnsettla' club Monday evening,
December 26, ' was ■ a success, ' and . a
novel and enjoyable evening was spent
by.' the'many. couples attending. '••■
Invitations have been ! issued ! for. the
January series, beginning 1 Monday
evening, January 2— New Year's night.
Social Notes
Mrs. George . W. Jordan of 3012 Ver
mont avenue will entertain at ' cards
Friday . afternoon," the guests being
members of a recently organized euchre
club. ... '.'. ,
Misß Mary E. Spear has juat ar
rived home from her extended trip vis
iting the World's fair and several of
the;, large eastern cities. .
■ Mr. and Mrs. T. T.'sto\V of Redlands
are'vlsltlng Dr. and Mrs. ; W. It. Gose
wich of 837 Beacon street.' '
The 'Merrymakers 'will give a dancing
party .Wednesday evening, January 4,
at'Blanchard hall. : ".' .. , . ■
."• The Phllolethea* club will \ give . a
dancing party on Friday evening Jan
uary: 13 at Kramers'. ,
•; : Mrs.- Louis Schwartz, formerly of Ho
tel Granada, has removed to 747 West
Seventeenth' street,- where' she will be
at home.the first' AVednesday.
I Members of the UJp-to-Date. Whist
club were guests of the Misses Dent of
2720 Wllshire boulevard Thursday aft
ernoon. -■ : ■. ; :. : ■
"W. C. Stryker of Hanford will return
north Monday after a brief visit wfth
Mrs. Stryjcer, who is in Los Angeles
for the winter. : •
Miss Mary E. Spear Is again at honw
in Los Angeles, having just returned
from an > extended trip through thy
cast, in the course of which she visited
the St.' Louis fair- | *
Mrs. P. E. Weaver of 1320 West Jef
ferson street will entertain members of
the Thlinblo club of Los Angeles hive
No. 1, L, O. T.'M.V at an all-day meet
ing next • Tuesday, j
I^oyalty chapter, 217, O. E. S., cnter
tulned wltli H New ' Year's ball at Kra
mer's yesterday evening. • ' .
Members of tlw, Young Ladies' insti
tute, a Bocialclub of which Miss Julia
Italian of 803 Hancock street is presi
dent, will hold their next meeting
Tuesday evening, January 3, in. the' V.
M,'l. hall, Downey 'avenue.'
Trolley. Whist club members will en«
JW,'W ford party and bariquet at Chrls
to'bher's next Tuesday ' evening,' Mrs;
Brock acting as hostess for the occa
sion.
; Mr. ' and Mrs. N. S. Averlll of 1635
Rockwood street held a reunion of old
Fal rfleld, la., j friends | Christmas . eva
ning. About a dozen were, present and
enjoyed ' a 1a 1 pleasant evening; , Mr, , and
Mrs. .Averlll were former' residents of
Fairfleld. '■,".-, : ' : :
' ' Mr. and ■ Mrs. ; John ' Morton of 162b
Rockwood street ga,ve a'whiat party to
watch the old 'year out and the. new
year, in."
Mr. and Mrs. Jones of Plttsburg are
ylsitliiaT 'their ; son, , Harry/Jones, 1065
(Sunset ', boulevard. *.' '_ ■• ' ;
' Mrs. ; Plora'i Henderson . of ? 323 , Sot}th
Grniitl avehuV spent the" holidays .with
her'.»on'nt' Ban f'edro. ! \ *
■ Miss Addie Foerat of Cincinnati is
LOS ANGELES HERALD : SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY », iooj.
visltlngr her sister, Mm. o. t>. Spark*,
a iruest af th« Lrwrejoy.
Mr. ' and Mrs. D. If.' Buxton snd
daughters, Beatrice nii.l Mnrl«\ of Dm
Molnes, lowa, have arirved in Los
Angeles and are at home at 435
Granclvlow. NaOSG
SUBURBAN NOTES
WESTLAKE
Mrs. Gamble and daughter* of 2326
West Ninth street were vfsltlng rela
tives at Redlands last week.
Dr. and Mr*. Palette, corner West
Ninth street and Grand View avenue,
have gone to Riverside to spend tho
New Year. *Mrs. Pallette's parents ac«
vompafiled them. ■
L. 8. Sfimpsoii of Boston Is a recent
arrival nt the Westlake hotel. < '
Recent '• arrivals nt, the Lnkevlew
hotel • are: f "p; ■ 8., Ong and wife, - Mr.
nnd ;. Mrs. 8.:, T. bonthlrt, Columbus,
Oj; Miss Charlotte. Wadsworth, James
to«(i,'N.' D.T .T.vlt. Schneider, wife and
son, -Cincinnati,' 6.
Mr/ niid Mrs,' 'C, '.L. Richardson ' of
Manchester^ N...H.i ■; guests .of the
Lclghton, . were ..vlsKliib" Dr./nnd Mrs.
11. ,C. French of PnsaOena.lust week..
ArrlvuM) nt tho Lelghtort 'nre: . : Mrs.
E. Jt, /Porter, .Salt : Lake City; Mrs.
5..L., Adanm,' Miss ' M..E., Adams, New
York;; A; C; You mil ns and wlfe.Mlss
E. Linberg,''.Wliiotia,'Mlnii.; Mwi J. C.
French, Mrs. N. It.' Varlck, Mulichester,
N. H.; Henry Williams, 'Detroit. ■
SOUTH PARK
Wilbur Grant, recently 'from New
Hampshire, has purchased a' lot on
Eust- Fifty-second street,, between
South Park and Mc'Kinley avenues, and
will j build n. I modern j cottage home.
Jumes : Cousey has purchased a lot
on East Fifty-second street,' between
Walrath street and South Park ave
nue. He will build .a modern cottage.
. "Recent arrivals at the Urban home,
358 East Fifty-fourth street, are: Mr.
and Mrs. Al G. Neal,' E. Sterling of
Texiicnha, Tex.; E. IC. Miller. Newton,
la.; J. O. Bartasch, San Frunclsco;
Mr. and Mrs. E. A.' Meyers, Iowa; C.
C. Carver, Emporia, Kan.
Mr. and /Mrs. Morton,', who wern
married on Christmas day, have gone
to Yuma, Ariz., to reside. The bride's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. ,F. Murtln, re
sideat 958 East Fifty-second street.
Patrick Neary 'of .BuffaloV N. D., Is
here for his health und Is the guest of
the Urban home' for the winter.
DALTON CENTER
J. 11. 'Wimberby | has ' purchased two
lots, corner. Compton avenue and East
Twenty-third ■ street,' and will build i a
business . house on the property.: , * \
- Mrs. E.E. Chadburn... has purchased
a lot .on' East ;.Twenty-second ; street
arid wilUbuild a home. , . ' . . : ...
Mlsa Irene \ Hall of 2020 Central ave
nue is visiting her brother.'-Frank'Hall,
♦t.jSanta Maria.- •;' •■ .^ J . •■^^' •/.;■,• „
W. T.Dalton is preparing to bullda
brick' business block, 'southeast corner
Central avenue.and' Washington street.
" J. . H. Poagc | and family *of Pomona
are residing at .1333 East Washington
street;. 1 .-■'. ;.". ■••,'■'' „,■•'.?.•.'.
EAST LOS ANGELES
. Mrs. : J. D. Pfeifer of .3224 Pasadena
avenue has returned from a visit to
3anta Barbara. , • /- • '
■ Ferdliiand Adler of Paso Robles was
a recent guest of IT. Schakow and fam
ily, 3214 Downey avenue, ion his way
home from St. Louis.' •'. ■ .'".'.V,
/Miss C. Metaler; of 2514 Downey aye
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ever / came ■ to',, deaf > people— news so : '.Jmr 2sS»«»ili;Ay '^^.'
welcome and so joyful that it seems jfn/ul' I'~~'1 '~~' »
Yet It', h Inis- nbfcoiulplj- line— nnd it _/$ _i<f^nui l^S 'f\
The must wonderful euros of Deaf- I:'A | Hi' z£?ifsFsM
nnsa the world has ever known— cures #:'Of 1 i|', JR&>KtWs&^/%<9L \
that serin like the miracles .; of Bible I.- || y \\y
days— are now being made by a great I j £71 I L llillS^-
gpeciallst, who after years of study I C »3 JpMF^ ' ,'iI>ImB&!?' I
and scientific Investigation lims at last I ' fljl #W //////i&fimS^'
found., the true way. to, cure Deafness. 1 - tQU I jftiidlmEmMWw,, ' ■I. : I
His success is amazing the medical 1 L^l ' ' minmm»m\litii'illlllil\h, ■ I
profession, and well It may. for he lfcal Rill IWMm'^ '"" |
cures the must stubborn long : stand- \ \ wll Iw///i/Jfi|st>fcl|Sf
Ing • cases of Deafness and restores I; wl IWfiiiK s
hearing where all other ductor.s and !<; >a 'OaJHw^^rSv 5" '' <
treatments have failed. , ' '" \ '•. .^ft "t -' I
.Deafness Specialist Sprpule, who ip . %'.' \ "•
doing- this remarkable and 'beneficial ■ %', \ , »sS^KiB« ; * v ..' •. j
work, '. Is already.- furious In > Kuropo ! 't '■%.' i\ '^^H' ■' y
and America ' us tli<* greatest author-" ." % '' \ NKbt '
Ity of the age on Deafnewß. , H« feels ■ 1 ' l i'r» '\*^ i? " '
that the cure for deafness was to- . , \A\\oC 'i! '!m
vealod to him because of his true, ' , TLAvW^ :'•" '''I
sympathy, and: feeling, for the < Deaf. . '':> WCvON j'U h'/i
His lienrt has always ached over their VjJv
silent 'suffering nnd he has ever real-
izod to'tlie full the bitter loneliness of
their lives. ." Now that ' he, has found .^maat^^
the certain xneana of making, the Deaf hear, he Is more than 'happy to use
that knowledge to^help them. Ho feels that it Is his duty to asoist all those Buf-
fering from Deafness, and In friendliness mid sincerity he gladly offers
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■""""TTTT"™"" "™T™~^ costing you a, cent,, just how to cure
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How Uuur have y»u been deaf ?"' ' gives,- and hundreds of. letters of
u« you Cave palu lv your e«rar , , heartfelt gratitude from people he has
Aroyo< woraetaduuipwea her* / already cured. '
ma y %n € £» b to& r£n,y*lsS&lr £n,y*l$S&1 No matter how Operate or Incurable your
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nue pleasantly »nt«rtaln#rt a party of
sixteen, girls lut Thursday . afternoon
In £«nor of Ml*B, Florence Marx, who
is her« en her.va<sAtlon from. a. board
ing who-il In, Sail Francisco.
J, A. Kinrltz-r lias purchased of M.
S3. Patterson the residence at 2512 Man-
Itou avenue.'. < .
Ml«s .Vlvlun Springer, ha» arrived
from Pueblo, Colo., and .will reside with
her parents at 2824 Kant Main street.
Kureka Rebekah lodge Initiated one
candidate and received on« member by
card at its meeting Wednesday evening.
OARVANZA
M. T. Heed of Rockford, Ifl., wall. the
Jtuest/of his cousin, Mrs. W. R..'Myers,
306 North Avenue 66, . Friday, being on
his way to San Francisco, where he
expects to practice law.
John. 11. Ebellng, a wealthy mnnu
facturer.of Oreen Hay, WK, Bnd wife,
are recent arrivals at the Gnrvanza
Vllln for the winter. .
The Misses !l lea ton will occupy the.
Dr. . Lou Iso TUchtor cottage, 111 .South
Avcntic 66 this week.' Dr, Ulchtcr will
reside' with 'her 'sister, Mrs. J. C.
Bmlth'.'On Eiißle-Rock avenue.
The Epworth ■ Ichru* of tho • Gar
vu'n'za .Mothodl«t ; church govo n watch
night social at the home of Mlsa Jes
sie Whltcomb. , j , . ■
| Mlbs Floru . •Dnrb'er of San Diego Is
spending tho holidays with her sister,
Mrs. ■ James G. Cottolyoii, on Hayes
u venue. . . . i « *,' :. . •.; ' :
;.Dr.-J.'L.' Smith of Chicago will. soon
occupy his cottugß recently purchasecl
of William Preston,, corner Eugle Roclt
avenue and Avenue 63.- ■ •;.-.'
' A. Wellington has purchased a lot
on ' Ruby street near Avenue 65 and Is
building a cottage home. |
.7. ,Wnlberg will soon build a modern
cottage on. his lot recently purchased,
corner Avenue 66 and .Crescent street.
BOYLE HEIGHTS
F. J. Pollard has come from Daggett
to visit his family at the Hotel Mt.
Pleasant during the holidays.
G. D. Freed, Mrs. C. E.Ash of Delta,
Colo., and .George' Afli ■ of Chelan,
Wash., are guests of Mrs. G. D. Freed,
suest of. the Hotel Mt. Pleasant. .
Charles . Young has removed with
his family to 127 West Avenue Forty
two. Highland Park. .'■'•.•
The following party of the Heights
wllr go today, to Mount Wilson:' F.K.
Handel, Sam Kutz, jr., A. Manig and
CD. Chafer. [ ; ' ' „• ' .
; a\lis. McOuire of 2119V2 East First
street has gone to Sacramento to re
side. »
BELMONT HEIGHTS
• Mr. and Mrs. M.\H. :- Alger of Edge
wood, la., are recent 'arrivals and are
the guests of the former's mother, Mrs.'
H. B. Alger, 149 Loma drive. ._;'.', . „
Mr." and" Mrs. J. ■R. Stewart and J.
B." Talt of : Santa ■ Maria . are spending
the holidays at 311 Loma drive.
■■, J". S. Bergman "and A. Hiley, mining
expert, have gone to. Sonora, Mex., In
the Interests of their. mining claims.
„\V. A. Murray, formerly occupying
rooms at the Rogers house, has re
turned ,to this, hostelry. ;. ■ ...-. ■. ' r ; i
% 'j. iSLashbfook, ' who is.' attending col
lege at : Berkeley, is spending the holi
days with his mother, Mrs. : S. J., Lash
brook, ■ 1618 , Rockwood , street.
HIGHLAND PARK
The" meat market of J.- F. Meier, 5725
Pasadena avenue, was broken into
Thursday night., There was no money
in: the cash register. ' . . ;
.T. Woods of Eagle Hock valley has
broken ground for a store building at
5721 Pasadena avenue. • .
MERCANTILE PLACE
Tho Arcado between Fifth nnd Sixth Streets from Broadway to Spring Street
j, . 1 1 . ' The Best Places to Trade In This Novel " Shopping District ■ ■ .N. N
...Music Every Saturday Ni^ht... 1
MERCANTILE PLACE |
FOR RENT-One Fine Store on Q % Wesley /.RbbcrtS,
Phones—Home 4B3fr; Main 5578 ...... Agent——*
LJ ™?2™*B,. SUNSET BAZAAR
QElgfl 2^B Mercantile Place. . „....* ~
TnH Thoy have the filial ■■::''. ':. _ "' " .«'■•-,.'•
AJB Hgiit m ti, B ; dty for 209 Mercantile Place
: '*'' They'-'rire maKlngonr' WeareTrado Our »tock Is com- • '
' rinxßti 'nKAtITIFIIIj CAHUON Agents for the ' ■' ■■ - '• plete «nd fresh and
kWSit&Sfw^ "S : : Anthony c^scovui PHOTOGRAPHIC!:: i^f"^ } j
for .carbon panels that others Co., of New York, CIIDDI IPC i 'V 8V 8 d 0 develo P in S ,J, J
"charßC J">.flo or morn for. Romem- cJVlanufacturers of JUrrLICJ ■ and printing with :
ber ' the place. Open Sundays. cA n^c o Cameras, ' ' '"'■' "' care and it i» o\U ' '
... 'Films to fit all ' ''"■;. :, aim to" pleaso ;«ll.V'i '
/T^^ Cameras and Ko- /£h\*£l[ 3 « Bring us your pet
H\or ' .■» \ : Yaks, Cyko, Royal, f i ; \ negaUve and let u«
1 \ Monarch and Wa. >i» mak ° yOU *" c ""
/^WIOVX \ r\CL tertone P a p c r s, largement. You will
%M%@^\lv«>w V« Studio Outflts> etc - be P leased with iv
'' ■ . '" ' ' " -, - --.- - ' i - ' '; . ■ ■■!■■■ I a— aaaaaw a— -
i.om*Ts Pc-co Dancing Aeadcmy
21* iMercantllc Place H o^e3B3o i.^'L!;- ■■.■■■■■-»—■■, ' -; ' •
complete une of. g^fl^B , ; 203 Mercantile Place
Ferns, Palms and •jf ** mBsF IVpTV Year's TVTatlTiee
Potted Plants ijg^fg^ I^l CW X GAL g> ifAaniAPP.- . .
lislimolcs Furnished on Ploral HBawvu'll^ ' ■
I)CCOra "° nS ' • QK^TO'cTWonday, January 2nd. 2:30 to 5:30 .
Careful cAttentian to Funeral, Pieces '; X:! gj tot - i •. ■ ■ ■• '. ■ ' - "
THE YAMATG Social Dance Every Tuesday and Saturday Evenings
. Private Instructions Daily....
'S^a^Pr^rtus \ \ ,' / . New Classes Forming this ,Week
Mew Year..... Seek Adm j ssion :., • ...Home PKone 8201
Antiques and Art Curios of Japan* . . „....•
and All Kinds of Embroidery ' . ' ' '" - ' \--x .. '■
„ 'and Drawn Work ' : '|. : ■:.■■ ' .'. '.. ' '. . .- 1 ■..■'.■ ;. •■ . ■.'•,•':."<•;
_■; -iJ&SfcL. ■ ( After the " ... m^^ ;.; \
Holidays, Herald Want Ads.
■<*t^g**^E?+ * as Before... sure winners
' ■ ■ ' -'" ' "■ I : - ■'- " •:■■•■•■•■ '■'■•• ■-'- J■'
TpleplioneMaln 4963. Main store, ■ > f ... ......
214 South Broadway, Los Angclrs. • ' • . ''^tJBSSMwI' ''■ ''■>' '■'' '~' ' ■
Telephones: Main -6145, Home 9118. ■ ■ \
211 Mercantile Place Los Angeles ; ' .. :,'. .:. .:v ■•.'■' ■^':.:"# . '>\.-h- . ■■■. ■■'. ■ ■.'.'■ .-. ~ r: \
VIGOR 0 U S
I Describes, the Work I
Done by California's I
Leading Monthly |
Sunset Magazine
Strong Western Work and
. . . Beaut if ul Illustrations. ;' '.\
Read the Current Num- ; '," ').
ber and Send it East. . ••-. i
$1.00 a Year, 10 Cents ul x '
Sold By All News Dealers
|| We Have Refilled
p" Mlslllf All the Vacancies
fill Made in Our StocK by Santa Claus
LIJ^ ' 'And are. in better condition for
W\f iJll^. pji supplying the demands of fur-
'■' allic^N "I ill niture buyers than, ever before.,
: if I I (Xl In addit '° n *? ° u^ Btpck
i V 4liy^^' ■■" ra>§ • we have some special bargains .
;, that will interest close buyers:
W<J Afe NOt * n the Combine «
l^^^s]fflj B roa dway Drapery
t^^^^^^^^ '® furniture .Go.
| IfflliiilfefWPff^l ' : .....447 South Broadway
PART trt.
Allen's Press Clipping Bureau
IFurnlshea advance report a on all eon. '-. H -
tract work, auoh aa eewera. Irrigation H
and pumplnc plants and allbuildlnga. ■
Peraonal and. prole.alooal m»t««'»-^|
Entrance . 204 ' Mercantile < riaco. ■
Telephone, 1881 Home. ;• ■ ■ ■
. , . -. . , -.. ..'■■.■■■■■■ ■■■ ■:: ■; ..' ■ ■.-■
the Queen Shoe Store;
;, X5B-160 North Mala Street.
The , largeat ' aaaortment . of : Boota and /•
, Bhoea In Boutharn'.CalUomla.^ -i [
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