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THE WEATHER
T.OB AN'ORr.KS. Cnl., Mn r It, 10<K
TTrneTThei 7 , | Jlurn. I wiridi ~V>loJ Wfhcr.
<n.m.l M I a-y | frw I "T~ IC'lonr.
Sp.m.) f.7 I i r . | _HWJ JO |C1»OT.
Maximum tPrnperntTiTe, 16.
Minimum lorhpernture. 51.
Weather Conditions
T,OS Al iELEfI, May 31.--Fnlr Friday.
Wwt to northwost winds,
MARRIAGEJ.ICENCES
aoULDINd-ROSra— ,lnm« M. Oouldln*.
ngpd V, nntlvo of Vrrmnnt nnd resi-
dent of Ornnd Vlpw, Arl!!., nnd Stfila
Rose, figed 33, nntlvc nf Illinois and n
renlrtmt or Onklnnrl.
IIKMMINU-Mr<mKA--Al>rl P. Hr-mmlng,
ngr-d :>7. natlvo nf Srv/ .lorpry nnd ft
resident of Ron THcrci. iinri llr«slr» Me-
Crrn, nirorl 2:1. nntlvo of Illinois and «
resident of t'n*nrir.n.i.
monOKN-WKAVKK— rhnriM K T?prgrn.
rigprl %, nnllvn r>f Mlmifnntn, ond Ruhy
n. Weaver, Bgfd 10. nnllvr- of lowft;
both resident* of I,onß npncli.
nAMINEZ-OROSrO— Ang-l |.\ lU\m\nrr.,
ngpcl 21. nntlvn nf ('nllfurnln nnd n rrsl-
»lont i>t Snnta Fo Rprlng.<i. nnd Ttnohrl
Orosco, ngnrl l(t, nallvp nf California
and n fslrlpnt. nf Tjong Ilrarh.
UF-PPICH-LAYTON— AV'm. Di-pploh. ngpd
20, nntlvp of Knnwns, ffnil Jrnnlo Lny-
tnn, nged Ifi. nntlvo of Kansas; lioth
rrsltlpnts nf Pomonn.
DYIOH-ItATES-t-Tlnrrls W. Dyor, ngod 3fi,
nntlve of California, nnd Knthryn A.
Rates, iiged 30. rrntlvn nf.Ulah; both
rpslnVnlH nf Annhrlm.
.TOIINHON-E1.1.18— Lpwlh H. Jnhnßon,
nftprl 41, nntlvn of Indlniin. nnd Knthrr-
liip E. Ellis, ngr-d Hi, millvr nf Prnn-
sylvanla; both residents of Los Angc-
irK
T-ANE-MinnLECOFF-Wm. ,T. I,nno.
ngt'd 22. nntlvn of Ciinadn, nnd Mnnndii
M. Mldrllpnoff. HRcd VO. millvn nT Kim-
nn»i: both rrsldrnta nf Lns AngolrH.
KKLLV-FARTtELL-npn. A. Kelly, ngprf
L"S. nntlvn nt Town, nnd Itnsn M. Fnr-
re.ll, ngod 12, nntlvo nt Ohio; both resi-
dents of Lna AngrlPß.
rOWLES-HOWARD-Pproy W. Powlpb.
ngPd 25, nntlvp of (?nnndn, nnrt KUr.nheXh
O. Hownrri, tigod J3, nntlvn nf Illinois;
both resldpnts of T/os Angplos.
BAKKR-llOllLSHRY— rtpn.lnmln R. Ra-
kpr, nged 23, nHtivo of lown, nnd Kdlth
M. Hnulshby. ngrd W, nnllvp nf Indi-
nna; both rpslrirnta of Los Angrlcs.
AVARNER-HEARl>— r>onln E. Wnrnpr,
ngrcl 31, natlvo nf lllnols, nnd Emma E.
Hpnrd. ngrd 2S. nntlve nf Tenneseei
hnth rPßlriVnts nf Lns AngrlPK,
MI'3EIC-EDWART)B— AKruI Mpnk, nerd
33, natlvp of Knglnnil, nnd Mnry Ed"
wards, ngprt 27, nntlvn of Kniisna; both
rpsldnnts nf Rpdondo.
JFSSa-OARCELON— Opo. Tl. ,Trps, nged 21.
nntlvn nf Wisconsin and resident of
Huntlngton Bonch, nnd Eleanor fJnrcp-
lon, need 2-', native of Knnsns nnd rfsl-
rifnt nf Pfimnna. : v •
MIELE-DE PIERRO— Frank IMlrlp. agnl
?fi. niitlvp nf Ohio, nnd Emplla F. Dp
Plerro. ngpd 21.- nntlve of Italy; both
rrslrlpiila of Lns AngolPS. .
ROSENHLUM-rtLOCK-Mnrrls Rospn-
blum. need 28. nath'n nf Russia, and
Jnnnlo Block, agerl 2fi, native of Penn-
sylvania; both resldpnts of Los Ange-
les.
DANKHANS-CHURCH-Hpnry N. Dnnlt-
hans. nged 31, native of Ohio, nnd EfHe
M. Church, aged 31, -native of Mliuip-
sota: both residents of Los Anceles.
HEIZER-KOEBLE! — Edgur E. Ilelzer,
aged Sfi. native of Ohln and resident of
/ Pawtucket, R. 1., and Mary K. .Koeblp.
aged 36, native of Ohio and resident of
Georgetown. Ohio.
SAARELA-PENDAHL-Mlkko Snarela.
nged 38, native of Finland, and J I lima J.
Pendnhl. ngedi2s. native of Finland;
both residents of Los Angeles.
OALVIN-SPILLKRS-Jos. R. Galvln,
aged 31. native of Missouri, and Mnr-
garpt Spillers, nged 37. native of Illi-
nois; both residents of Los Angeles.
BIITTNER-ARMANDY - Chester W.
Buttner, aged 28, native of California,
nnd Sadie H. Armandy, aged 27. natlvo
of Kansas; both residents of Los An-
CAMPBELL-NIJNN-Lewis H. Campbell,
nged 27, native of New York, and resi-
dent of Los Angeles, and Mabel A.
Nunn, ngcil 2S. native of New York and
■ resident of Hprmosa Beach.
LESTER-SELF— Gro. Lester, nsred 29, n
native' of England, nnd Emma Self, nged
'20. natlvo of Nebraska; both residents
of Los Angeles.
IiAWSON-LAWSON— Andrew P. Lawson,
need 84. native of Sweden, and Alice
Lawaon, aged 47, native of Indiana;
both residents of San Pedro.
DEANE-KNIGHT— John L. Dean, aged
48, native of Kentucky, nnd Nellie C.
Knight, aged 58, native of Ohio; both
residents of Los Angeles. "..,; •_,;;
bTrthT
AUST-To Mr. and Mrs. M. Aust. 611
Ramirez. May 2S, a girl.
SIMON— To Mr. and Mrs. H. Simon, 420
Ducommun, May 27, a girl.
FICKER— To Mr. and Mrs. K. Ficker,
112ij West First, May 26, a boy.
KUCHAR-To Mr. and Mrs. K. Kuchar,
451 East Twenty-seventh, May 2li,'a girl.
DRAY— To Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Dray, 950
East Forty-sevonth, May 20, a girl.
BECK— To Mr. and Mrs. J. Beck, 1044
East Forty-eighth, May 2S, a girl.
ROBINSON— To Mr. and Mrs. L. Robin-
son, 62i East Forty-eighth, May 27, a
sin. .
DEATHi
GANALL— Joseph Gana.ll. Sisters' hos-
pital; Austrian, Austrian Tyrol, liver
complaint, May 2!), aged 50.
SANELEZ— Jesus Sanelcz. county hos-
pital, Mexico, heart failure. May 20,
ASHMORE-Leftrldge AsWmore, 415 East
Forty-ninth, Illinois, tuberculosis. May
20, aged 31. ■ V;
QUlGLEY— Benjamin Qulgley, 1006 West
Eighth, fatty degeneration of heart,,
May 31, aged 77.
WINDITCH— Louis Wlndltch, 416 West
Sixth, Germany, valvular disease of
heart, May 30, aged 29.
Peck & Chase Co., . undertakers and
embalmers; lady assistants. 433 S. 11111.
T»l Mnln 81. '
Bresee Bros. Co., Undertakers
Removed to 855 S. Flgueroa et. ■ J •
Lady attendant. Private ambulance.
Telephones: Main 243, Home C2667,
ORR & MINES CO., Funeral Directors
'Have moved tn Ilielr neve building; on
the .V. IS: cor. lfltli uuil Klower.
Both phones 05. I.ndy AHxlstnnt.
CUNNINGHAM Si O'CONNOR
i'N'likiitakkus, have removed to 10.11
8. Grand avenue, Phonos— -Main 403;
Home 403.
PIANOS
FOR SALE— A NEW UPRIGHT $500
piano for $300. Address BOX 70, Herald.
PIANOS SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS-
Ptanos rented at low rates. A. G
GARDNER PIANO HOUSK, Ltd., 118
Winston at. Tel. Black 2221; Home
NOTARIES
O. 11. JONIsSr ~~~~~' ~*
Notary Public,
117 Houlh Ilroailwiiy.
. Fire Insurance and Loans.
All kinds of legal papers drawn.
Always In. Always Correct.
Residence 1607 Santee Street.
At homn evenings nnd mornlnim.
PHYSICIANS
UK.' "AND MRiI~CAin r ER SUCCESS^
fully treat all female diseases and Ir-
regularltlea; 20 years' experience; con-
sultation free. Hours, 8 a. in. to 8 p.
in.; Sundays, 10 to 12 a. in. • 204 JMIOII-
CANTIL- I'I.ACK, over 643 8. Spring.
SOUTHERN lIOMI3 FOR LAD?ES DUR.
ins " confinement; homes found for
children. DR. C. k. HMITII, Til Sun.
net boulevard. Tel. Main 2364.
DR. TAYLOa-FEMALId HI'UCIALIHT
and obstetric*. UELASCO THEATEU.
Main st.
..'!'-'- EN J- 3 - *?P- PATENT -? l J B _lT a
HAiSAiID & HARPHAM. . t'IONEKIt
Agency. Cit. Nat. Uk. lid. i'at. book fret
Help— Mala
HUMMKI, PROS. & CO..
— EMPLOYMENT AOKNTB—
/ strictly flrst-cla»M, re.lln.blo agency.
All kinds of help promptly furnished.
Your orders solicited.
IK-11S East Second «trf«t,
Between Main nnd fx>* Antjelos Ms.
Largest nnd best equipped office*
on tho r.irlflc const.
HUMMEL UROS fir. CO,
Ilfi nnd 113 M, 2d St,
Telephones — Mnln fioi».
Homo 60!).
WANTED— GOOD HUSKY ROYS WITH
whwila to carry rottt«<« on ITernlrl.
Onnrt pny to suitable hovs. Cnll CIR-i
CULATION DBPT., Herald.
W AN^T CARPENTER., P~aTn*T R r";
will glvo $r,nn work; pnrt rnsh. pnrt ftp-
pilfrt buying rottnge. BIDDALL, 1!1S 8,
Itrnndwny.
MEN TO LEARN HARnis!l TRADR
Rltnatlons (fiinrnntep'l. Moler Sys-
trm Cnllogp. 113 E. 2T>.
To Rent
WANTED— ——-----_———
ALL OffNßHfl
— or nrcNTAr. property—
TO KNOW THAT W.E
DO A RENTAL BUSINESS
• DON'T WORRY
—IF YOU WANT A TENANT—
LIST YOtlR PROPERTY '
•"--■ WITH ITS
MINUS A FAIIISII,
air, SOUTH HILL- STREET.
1 WILL LEASR ANY~OOOD LOS AN^
geles unimproved property for a tnrm
of years. W. 11. OBEAR. 40S-9-10
Johnson hldnr.
Money
WANT JI2OD. 3 YEARS, 7 PER CENT
net; also guarantee 10 ppr cent net In-
come on 4 eottnge.i, JoOOO, 8 cottages,
110,000. SIDDALL REALTY CO., 207
. Copp ■■ Bldg. ~ ~
Live Stock
\VA"NTEn— TO BITY FOR—SPOT CASH,
nil kind* of horses, harness nnd rigs.
I'hone HOME 24334 and I will call lm-
■ media tely. '_
To Purchase — Real Estate
WE SKLL PROrERTY, NO MATTER
where located, by bringing buyer nnd
BCiier ntually together, charging small
feos: no commission. Modern plan.
Partlcuinrs from THE GRAY REAL
ESTATE CO., Ml Stimson Bldg. Home
_U7lB.
MlBcellaneou«
wanted to buy— furniture and
household goods. If you are going to
«ell -we will pay you onn-thlrd more
than others. Phone us. Main 1117.
Home 2154. COLYEAR FURNITURK
CO., 322 S Main st.
WANTED— DEALERS AND PAPER
hangers "to write for samples of bur»
laps; exclusive wall papers for the
coast; paints, varnishes, moldings
WALTER BROS.. C27 S. Spring.
MINING AND ASSAYING
CLIO GOLD
MINING CO. HAVE
THEIR TEN-STAMP MILL
Running night and day and will soon
bu sending out regular monthly divi-
dend checks to stockholders throughout
the country,
, WE HAVE JUST
COMPLETED AND
Published a senrchinfir investigation of
the Clio gold mining property and tho
standing of the officers.
WE WILL SEND YOU A COPY
of the above report free for the asking.
There's nothing moro interesting than
to know when reading; tho result of an
extended investigation that -said report
contains undlsputable evidence, proving
facts and conditions to be as stated.
WE DO NOT OFFER IN THIS RE-
PORT uny Information which cannot
be proven, and while it costs you noth-
ing whatever, WE ARE SURE you
have not In years read a moro Inter-
esting; paper; then, too. IT MAY AID
YOU IN MAKING AND PROTECT-
ING OTHER INVESTMENTS.
WHEN A GOLD MINING COMPANY
can show you the gold bars each and
every month you know they have
paused the prospecting stage and that
they are operating a real gold mine.
WE OFFER CLIO STOCK
not as a speculative stock, bin as an
investment and believe you will agree
with us after reading our lnvestlga-
wr'ite your name and address
PLAINLY
and mall same to us or call at tho of-
fice and you will receive by return mail
ono of the most interesting printed re-
ports you ever read.
IF YOU ARE BUYING OR SELLING
mining or other stocks as an agent or
Investor the above report will assist
you in making selections and advising
other people what to buy and when
MOODY & CO., COC Eryson block,
Los Angoles, Cal.
BUSINESS PERSONALS .
GLCNDOnA .
ONE TRIAL WILL CONVINCE YOU
that Glcndora Is the world's greatest
clairvoyant and life reader. PARLORS
19 AND 20, 115 Vs 8. Broadway. Spec-
ial readings COc. Readings by mall,
{1.00. Send age.
GLENDOnA
Bring this ad.
OldeHt eHliilillMhcd 'ifSt.*,.. ' *-|
—next known _SS«_<_v \&fi\ T >
i-liilrvoynnt In '_|»9»*n I''*1 ''** k '*"* t
Readings 50c
TfeeWiidiiam I^^xPaJ.
FEATHER PILLOWS RENOVATED AT
ACME FEATHER WORKS, 768 Ban
Pedro st. Tel. Sunset Main 1168;
Home 8041. I
TRUSSES, ELECTRIC HOSIEKY, MED-
leal batteries, etc. Matthay, 12D _.
Spring. ,
TRANBFER AND BTORAGE
COLYEAR WAREHOUSE CO..
416-417-419 San Pedro St.
Main office J.i South Main.
Phones Main 1117, Home 2164. New and
absolutely lire proof storage; private
locked rooms for bric-a-brae, pianos,
lino furniture, elo. Trunks, boxes, etc.,
h tared, 2Do to 500 per month. We solid
your patronage.
bCTuSQpMXTtu'K^AirCO^ nJ^ J%nJVL
107 N. Spring m.— Painless extracting,
lining, crown and bridge work, !le_tnTe
rubber plates. Pure sold llllliikh. 7.30
up; all other filling*, XOo up; cleaning
teenth, 600 up; sola crowns and bridge
work, «o.ou up; eeta teeth, Ji.oo up.
Also open evenings and Sunday fore-
noons. ,
FRANK STEVENS. 824V4 80. SPRING.
LOS ANGELES HERALD: FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 1, 1906.
FOR RENT
FUta
Fon $14 MONTMI^T^TO^ CAr^ RBNt
fnrnlnhM romplcte S nice sunny out*
• Ide rooms; electricity, gft' rnn«te, hot
writer, phono; c\anc tn; Bt 1020 WKST
COLT ON HT. 1 . 100J nnd 1011 EAST
NINTH ST.> 162 S. BEAUDRt AVIi
MnnrcrtN plats—^vatrr pnEts—
110— S rooms. .04 >T. Fremont.
»10— 3 roftmn, K34 R. ri(rupro«.
113.S0 — 8 rooms, 221 N. Purueroa.
$12 — 8 rooms, 812 N. Fremont.
|1«— 3 rooms. 1011 R 9th; furnished.
Si«t — s rooms. 1003 tc. ftth; furnlsrcd.
fid— j room*. 204 N. Fremont! furr.
»I«— S room*. 218 N. Fremont: furn.
ti«— s rooms, 834 R. Flßiicron; furn.
»1R — $ rooms, 1013% Diamond.
m_. rooms. 1141 W. I'lrnt
f IT — 8 rooms. 11 SS W. First; ftirn.
In— » rooms, 222 N. Fremont! furn.
TO T,-!T— MTORKS—
*<to — 70!) W. Seventh utr^ct.
|2K — 1017 W. Flrot «t. snd room*.
tjR — ioi» Vf. First nt. unrt rooms.
tin — ms» W. First «t. nnd room*. ,
|20_inS0 w. First It, «nd mom*. .
$2R — 10S2 W. First ft. and rooms.
$1 * — ms fin. Tiemiriry.
nr, — m a. n«niifiry nve, and room.
JJO— loos r,. Ninth .it.
• 28 — 1011 E, Ninth st.
T w^F-l :^'•:vn^^f^Rn.
'_?->!> M»rcrinntg Tniit Bl<lg..
Roomß— Furnished
FOR A WHLL PURNIBHWD ROOM.
miltnhlo for ntir> nr two S'Millenirn: wllh
or_w[lhntit honrd. I.W lO:ißt :Tat nt.
TO* LKT-11-nOOM UNFURNISHED
hoimo, Ifith st, rmar Flbiwhih : Ini-Re
■Bunny ifornnr, nrrunscrd for nno nr tlino
fanillks? Ideal lni-iillnn for physician.
SI I Ho. Hnpo Bt. Main 036.
FOR RIONT-4- ItOOItT' >TTAO E. BATH
nnd r:is; rent reiixonahlo. 2J.~ So. Avo.
20; Enst Loh Ansolos.
NKW 't:OTTAUEBi~SioT~»IS. *18. $11. AP~-
ply 1542 E. ADAMS, or liffit 10. 2Cth.
CHURCH NOTICES
S^rVAvY?filpM?-CATUKi>nM^s2Z~~ii'.
Ollvo street (near nil the leading
hotels), tho Rov. J. J. Wllklns, D. D.,
dean nnd rector. Holy communion
7:30, Sunday school 0:30, morning
prayer 10 a. m.. confirmation, ordina-
tion to the priesthood and celebration
of thn holy communion 11 a. in.,
yotinß people's meeting 6:45, evening
prayer and sermon 7:15 p. m. l'roach-
crs, the bishop of T^js Anßcles In tho
morning, tho rector In the j.vonlng.
Subject, oveninpr, "Youth and Arc," a
sermon for tho young. Dcslrnblo sit-
tings and a cordial welcomo for all
who may come.
FIRST CONGREOATIONAL CHURCH,
Hope st., near Ninth. Seats free. Rev.
Wm. Hornce Day, pastor. Rev. War-
ren F. Dny, D. £> pnstor emeritus
Harry CIIITord Lott. choir master. AVal-
ter F. Skeele. organist. Morning- ser-
vice, 11 o'clock, Itev. John L. Jlailo will
preach on "Southern California and
Congregationalism." Evening service,
i 7:45 o'clock, Rev. William Horace Day,
pastor, will preach on "Oxford nnd
Anglo-Saxon Religion," illustrated by
tho storeoptlcon.
CHRIST CHURCir. CORNER 12TH AND
FLOWER— Itev. Baker V. Lee, rector;
Sunday services at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p.
m.; early celebration holy communion
on third Sunday and Saints' Day, at 7:30
a. m. Strangers especially Invited. Uni-
versity cars pass the door. Those desir-
ing, telephone connection for "Shut-Ins"
telephone 7312. Church physician at tho
church every morning from S:3O to 9:SO.
Services and medicine free to all. Church
opon daily for private prayer from 8 a.
m. until S p. m.
PENIEL HALL. 227 SOUTH MAIN
street — A noonday prayer meeting is
held each week day, 12 to 1 o'clock.
Gospel meeting: every night at 7:60 p.
m. Sunday services as follows: 9 a.
in., men's prayer meeting; 9:45, Sab-
bath school and Bible class: 11
o'clock, preaching; 3 p. m., holiness
meeting: evangelistic . service at
night. Rev. T. P. Ferguson, Jlrs..M.
P. Ferguson and G. B. Studd super-
intendents of tho mission.
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST. Sci-
entist, Simpson auditorium, - 734 South
Hope street — Services Sunday 11 a. m.
and 8 p. m.; eerrnon from the Christian
Science Quarterly. Subject, "God the
Preserver nf Man." Children's Sunday
school 9:30 a. «n. Wednesday evening
meeting at 8 o'clock. Reading rooms,
610-511 Herman W. Hellman Bldg.,
Spring and Fourth sts., open dally,
Sundays excepted, from 8 a. in. to 6
p. m. :'ii . -. .■
ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHURCH. 814
W. Adams, near Flgueroa street. Rov.
Lewis G. Morris, rector; Sunday ser-
vices, 7:30 a. m., 11 a.m., 5 p. m.
This is a FREE church and all are
cordially invited. Take, the Grand
r.venue car to Adams street and walk
one block west. Take the University
car to Chester place, walk through
Chester place and one block east on
Adams street.
AT THE YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRIS-
tlan association, corner Third and Hill
sts., the vesper service Sunday after-
noon at 4 o'clock will be. led by Prof. J,
D. Rodger of Long Bench. His subject
is, "Uow Can I Best Help My Neigh-
bor?" To this meetlngvall women aro in-
vited. A special musical program is ar-
ranged. Tho rooms aro open from 2:30
to li.
BENJAMIN FAY MILLS, PERMANENT
minister of tho Los Angoles Fellow-
ship, will speak at Symphony liall. 2112
S. Hill St.. at 8 o'clock this evening,
taking for his subject. "Francis of
Assisi— The Original San Francisco."
A cordial invitation Is extended to the
public to bo present. All seats free.
AT THE YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRI3-
tlan association. Conservative Life
building, tho Vesper sorvlce.Sunday at
4 o'clock. Strangers ospocially in-
vited. Special soloist, Frederick Gun-
ster. tenor.
MONEY TO LOAN
f^fAVIf'MITNTJV'Tb^LOA^'ofy^ALL
KINDS OF GOOD SECURITY IN
SUMS TO SUIT AT CURRENT
RATES.
JAMES B. THRELKELD.
SOl FAY BLDG.. 3.6 W. THIRD ST.
— OME t£S3
NOTARY PUBLIC CONVEYANCER.
CASH CONFIDENTALLY LOANED TO
salaried persons on note, without se-
curity, without employer's knowledge
ond without lndorsers; easy payments,
positively lowest rates. Hours 10:30 to
S:3O. COMMERCIAL DISCOUNT CO.,
ti.S-029 Chamber of Commerce llldg.
KERNER BROS. LOAN ON DIAMONDS
and furniture; low lates; any amount.
201 Frost bids.. '•!'' and U'way. Ph. 90.>&
MONEY TO LOAN-THOMAS S. WADS-
WORTH. 319 _ 320 Douglas bldg.. will
lend money on city or county real estate.
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
Bldg. loans our specialty. TRUE) &
CLEVELAND. 607 H. W. llellman bd.
MONEY TO LOAN, 7 PER CENT. ON
Inside property, In sums to suit. I.
U. PRESTON. 608 Laughlln bldg.
I MAKE STRAIGHT ISUILDINO. LOANS
W. H. OIIEAR.
40»-4o;*-4io .ToiiiiHon ntdsr.
PERSONALS
W^NTISD^hTv KR yTaDY T<> KNOW
that 1 have opened a llrst class sign
and palntlngr shop. I do first clns.? work
and guarantee all my work. SI7V4 W.
First Bt. CIIAS. J. BOULDER. Phone
Home -467. West 834.
DH. OREEN. CLAIRVOYANT. HUSl-
nees im. Hum; reudlngs dally; Fiulxfnr-
tlon guaranteed: tents, circle* Wed.
ev'gs, 8 o'clock. 25c. It. IU. !H)',j H. Spring.
ATTORNEYS.AT.LAW
MTuTaAu-T > ANTrTKoTTvn!rTAwTTk
tpcoliilly. No fee without suaona. K
V. MOREY. f-'l KlliNßon blk.. cor. Id
uml Hprlntf. i'liimo lii'is. Open eveulngi.
dTvorcb laws-'advicr frkeT no
fee without succeasj private. J. 11.
SMITH. 12. W. 'llilld *t., Uoum 106. 1
to t p. in.
SANITARIUMS
MRsTTw. HKnI?ERTT^ANTTARIUM^
Mfl.isnge, ' electric, tub, vapor, steam
hath*, chiropody, manicuring, sculp
treatment, fnolnl tnnssnge. 223V4 w.
First, Hnm« 3109.
BATHS AND MASSAGE
tTuT b no vtST"m a sBAaH~'PA rloiw-
Tuh, vapnr and medicated baths, eleo-
trlrnl nnd magnetic mnntage.
YOU
tRIED
THEM?
Now flltfnrtnnts. Rooms 6 and 7, 610V4
H. Hpiing.
BON TON HATTI PARLOR — FOR A
flrftt-clnftft hnth nnd innssnjro mil At
70314 SOUTH BROADWAY, room 10.
Hours from Un. in. to 1 1 p. m. Open
fiiindnys.
PALATIAL HATHS — OHADtIATB
operators. Formerly 127% N. Drond-
wny; now nt 12«H N. SPUING ST.
Hour* 10 to 12 p. tn. I'hone Main
4555,
T7Tir^lT7jHEl7L~~lUTls PA lILOR9-
Vnpor tub baths nnd madsngn, nlcnhul
*n<] oil ruin. 218 N. MAIN ST., office
11. Open Sundays.
KI.KCTRIC TUKATMKNT, VAPOR AND
sponge hnth nnd mnftanffe, magnetic
treatments, oil, nlcohol rubs.. 012 S.
BROADWAY, room 10.
YOU ARK NOT IIURRIKD WHEN YOU
KO to 1-5 TICMI'LK STREET for bath
nnd tnnsHaprc. Nn signs In window,
- Beit of pntronngo solicited.
VAPOrTtUB HATIrS AND MASSAGE
Operator Just arrived from the east.
Hours 10 a. m. to 10 p. .m. rtoom 3, 137
SOUTH imOADWAY.
FROM LONDON— MANICURE AND
innganKO, 115 fiO. HIIOMIWAY,"- par-
Inra 3s nnd 33, second floor. Select
pntronnßc.
TH_ HHIITy, 2IGH 8. SI'ItiNO— BATHS,
niasKii^n nnd electric treatments. Hours
10 n. m. to 11 p. m. Sulto 26. Open
Sundays,
kli-xtkk; institute, mo franklin'
itrcet. Including baths, massage and
eleutile hlanket nnentn for rheumatism.
SUI.I'IIUIMK, VAPOR, KL.ECTKHJ AND
tub bnths, mnßßage and chiropody. 7QIV4
Broadway. Phone Main 3133; H. 8517.
321 SOUTH HILL— VAPOR AND TUB
baths, massage for colds, rheumatism,
nervousness. Open every day. room 9.
BATH AND MASSAGE PARLORS—
Swedish ntflssour, best of trentmentt
757 8. MAIN S'l\ Ijijn. to 12 p. m.
FOR A t;o~Oir"iIASSAGETCATrri a"t Bu2
S. Bronrlway, room 2; formerly of
1109!. .South Spring street.
ELECTRIC TREATMRNT, TUB BATHS
nnd mnssngn; Hrst-class operator. 419%
8. MAIN. Room 9.
UATHS-Tilia ALDA BATHS HAVE
removed to 21S NORTH MAIN ST.,
room 18.
ELECTRIC TREATMENTS — ALCOHOL
rubbing. &13V& SOUTH SPRING ST.
Room 1.
FOR A GOOD VAPOR OR TtIB BATH
cull at 738'/. South Grand ave. Phono
G6l>o.
BATHS-309 VV. TEMPLE) ST.. ROOM I
Phnnp Hrtme ETO.
SPECIAL NOTICES '
uniC^m£u^s7^^AN7ttKE?~TiiE
HIGH CASTE HINDU .WIDOW of
CALCUTTA, INDIA, whose native
COSTUME, charming personality and
Pitiful story of the most cruel and re-
1 lentlras slavery of her 150,000,000 helpless
and hopeless Hlstora of that dark coun-
try has so interested and aroused all
who have heard her speak, will give her
LAST ADDRESS in this city TO
WOMEN ONLY, SATURDAY AFTER-
NOON, JUNE 2. at 2:30 P. M. at the
FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZA-
RENB, COR. 6TH AND WALL
STREETS.
All puollc school teachers, Sunday
school teachers and church workers aro
ESPECIALLY Invited.
Mrs. Banarjee. with her adopted son of
I!l years. Rev. P. B. Biswas, a graduate
o£ a Calcutta college, will have their
farewell meeting AT THE ABOVE
CHURCH SUNDAY, JUNE 5 AT 7:30
P. M., just before starting for Chicago en
route for Calcutta.
reaeTthis
If you have any sign work, paint-
ing or decorating to do I would like
very much, to give an estimate on
your work. I guarantee all my work
to be first class In every respect. Do
not fail to give mo a trial, as I think
it will pay you. I have been doing
work in this city for the past three
years and I can give a good many
references.
CHAR. J. DOUI.DEN,
217V6 W. First St."
Home phone 2467. West 324.
~ WALL PAPER.
Now Is your chance! Several carloads
of paper for San Tranclsco were shipped
to us by factories arrangement. These
new goods will be sold at great reduc-
tion in order to turn them quickly
Into money, 76-ln. (not 72) natural bur-
lap, l!0c; dyed. BOc: 40-in., 20c: 36-in., 15c;
heavier quality than elsewhere. Best
paint, $l.f>o; shingle stain, 75c; opaque
shades, 35c. Best enamels and varnishes.
Work reasonable. WALTER BKOS..
{'.'7 S. Spring.
CI.UAN~ WATCH 6»c; MAiNSHHINcToUc;
warranted; old gold tl pwt. 451 8. MAIN.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
JUST LIKE BANKING— ANY ORDERS
for decorating or house painting en-
trusted to our cure will relieve you of
much anxiety. Try us. Work nnd prices
guaranteed. Pure oil and lead. WAli-
TICK HUMS, ttn 3 Spring st.
PALMISTS AND MEDIUMS
mT^l^a^u^erT'r^lTalbl^TalTils?
and clairvoyant, 441 S. Spring; room 1.
FOR SALE
Houses
FOR SALE-0-ROOM HOUSE, 22G S. AVE-
nue 20, in railroad call; suitable for
railroad man; will ecII for SISOO, small
payment down. Lot is nearly worth tha
money. Go and see It, then coma to
my office. J. A. MOULAN. .0- FAY
Bld_.
FOR SALE- ~ "
AT A BARGAIN
HOUSKS AND LOTS IN CITY OR
COUNTRY.
It pays to see us
before you buy.
EXCHANGE REALTY CO..
310 Fay Uulldlntr.
Third. Between Broadway and Hill.
FOR~iALE-A B-ROOM MODERN COT-
tugo, well furnlfhi'il, on 10. -Ist st, nice
lawn and vegetable srnrdpn, ready to
move into; price J-100, $400 down and *!0
a month. LEAHY & SON, .23 Mercan-
tile) placa.
FOR SALE-A FINI3 LARGE B-ROOM
modern cottage, In the suburbs; large
lot, 6OxlBt>, uiculy Improved, with barn;
on electric eur line; fine writer: $1750.
5.50 down, $I."' a month. Bee LEAHV —
SON, 223 Mercuntllo place.
MOST iiEAUTIKI'L LA HO 13 B-ROOM
cottagu, titrlclly llrxt ultiss; the lot 1h
divine; mountain view: swull locution;
HIM Kl Miillmii Plea ear; J1000; mako
your own terms; opon afternoons.
TEN ' p7oTI~CMiNT"'N KT~Q UAIUNTHKD
Income; 'i to 10 cottnues; *-««> to (10,000
Investment. SIDDALL RKALTi" CO.,
•ift Copp bldg-
iaj'.pQWN.i ij-Tmont] ily iiuys~~isc!s
_9. AduniMl ti-ioom; 1686 anil 1570 Palo-
murea, tflUii or isii, i-ca n. 25th.
jiiiiiO; HALF ~ASII, UUYB NEW 4-KOUM
i-oitttge; VI -'sth; renteil |14. 81DDALL,
S. Uroadway.
ImJToABT ADAM H~« HOOMS, MODEHN";
ViM; {104 ciisii; (17 monthly.
■
Houtea
HoM§e v
Bsiirg'SLfl bus
•5-Room Cottage
$2400 $2400
On fl. Johnson st.. near
Knstlnke park— ssoo cash,
bnlnnce terms. Hun hard-
wood floors, porcelnln bath,
both gas and electricity;
hwn ond hnrn. Everything
In Knnri sini[io and strictly
modern.
5-Room Cottage
$250© $2500
W. Jeffrrson. near MrClln-
tnrk — $".00 down l>alanr«
$25 a month and interest.
JTnttan I* mortprn and In
first-class condition. Loca-
tion In extra good. This If
n. bargain.
5-Room Cott a ?c
$3000 . \i-~ ; \ $3000
1 Thorpn St., near Main — $280
ca«h balance monthly pay-
ments. Never been occu-
pied. Has cove ceilings,
tinted walls: modern plumb-
Ing. See this one.
6-Rcoin Bungalow
$25<Q0 $2500
Brooklyn ave.. Brooklyn
Heights — $500 en ah, balance
terms. Lot 68x140; house
modern, well furnished and
rleslrablo In every way.
There are three good bed-
rooms.
8-Room 2-Story Home
$3600 $3600
Ilalldnle ave., near Jelter-
son — Half cash, lias largo
living room and dining '
room; 4 bedrooms upstair*.
Una chicken corral and 2-
story barn. Lot 60x150. One
block from car line.
Jones & Ryder Lamtd Co.
218 West Third St.
COTTAGES FOR BALE — ~ ~~~
If wo haven't one ready
We build to suit you
on any lot
we have.
11 llu vS
(Eire&itteir
lUcids Rini<gjdl©§ •
11 11 (DAvii»li
(and sell to you
on easy rental terms.
What more can you ask?
Now go see the lots.
Moneta avenue car to Main and
61st; and
Branch office Main and 64th sts.
Main office In our own building,
203 North Broadway. Phone Home
8737. Sunset Red. 1202; South
. 8139.
*100 CASH. $20 MONTH.
4-room California house, plastered
celling 1 , trees and flowers, street
graded, on SCth St., close to car line,
$200 down. $15 month.
5-room, modern cottage; gas; close
to Ist and Salt Lake depot, for $1850.
, $350 cash, $20 month.
6-room, new, modern cottage; gas,
electricity, sewer, barn; 40x150; a good
buy at $1750. This la a bargain.
6-room, new, modern cottage; best of
plumbing, electric fixtures, sidewalk
around the house and fenced; close to
Moneta ave., for $2100; parties must
have cash.
6-room, modern cottage; gas, elec-
tricity and other Improvements; case of
have to sell. Price $2150. 3 lots on corner
of this street sold the other day for
$6500.
R. E. IBBETSON & CO.,
Sl6 Trust Kldß., 2d and Spring.
Main 2212. Home 2410.
FOR SALE—
7-room ltf-story, lot 60x158, chicken
pens, garden, (lowers, etc.; two rooms
rented for $8 per month; price $1975; $775
cash, bal. monthly.
5-room cottage, on lot 50x125; bath,
toilet, wash bowl, mantel, etc.; block
from car line; price $1655; $100 cash, bal.
monthly. \
4-room California house On lot 33 l-3x
14.1; price $1150; $200 cash, bal. $12.60 per
month.
■.•:. <;. ih-jvkxs,
227 Laughlln Bldg., 315 S. Broadway.
1090 EDGEWARE RdAD, WEST
double end lot; small house, etc.; JliiOo.
Business Property
TWO HILL STREET CORNERS.
»325 and 9185 per front foot.
Every shrewd observer of business
Krowtli in this city KNOWS that Hill
.st. is the coming business street and
that THERE you may look for a
speedy rise in values. We have here
two of the best corners on this rap-
Idly growing street. Just compare
prices of these two with a few other
fifferings in the neighborhood and see
iow far these price* are below the
market value.
ALTHOUSE BROS..
Members L. A. Realty Board,
234 Laughlin Bldg.
Main 263. Home Ex. 263.
FOR SALE—
Warehouse sites and business prop-
erty on Central avo., from $100 to
$500 per front foot, improved arid un-
improved.
158x150, improved with building
bringing in Income of 9 per cent.
10 stores and 10 flats, prlco for a
short time $15,000.
Close-In property near 12th St., cor-
ner with three frontages, two car
lines; price $70,000; this property will
be $100,000 on July 1, 1906. Central
ave. will be equal to Main street, and
property will double In value In the
next six months. Kor a conservative
investment one of the above Is very
desirable.
TIIOS. J. HAMPTON, 119 B. Udway.
L. A. It. B.
tsaao
Factory site, 660 feet frontage on
Knitii Ku railroad, inside city limits;
deep lot, for $12.60 p«r front foot;
nothing like it available today. For
particulars aa It
cooi'HH & «'iim»i:ii\ri{,
Room 237, 218 South Broadway.
lV I'KU OKNT NIQT INTKHEBT Oua'r"
nnteuri live yearn (leuse) on $20,000 i-asli
investment; building u prlvute hotul
near mil ami KlKueroa Ms. S!PDAL>Li
RKAI/I'V iO.. 207 Copp Ulilg.
Oranga Grovei
li. M, IMI4TI', Lauehlin DuildiiiK. ~
"Headquarters for Orange tlrovvs." i
FOR BALE ■'
City Lot* ana Land!
■■'lI KH MAP OF I, OH AMUOMH TITV
A Nil COIJJITV, SIIO\VI\() I.OUATIO7V
ok oun iih.vutikifi., i,mi:i, lots
ON CAII MNK, B «JK~T FARM, AT
LOW PRICK* OJf RAST TKHMSI
K1,\13 foil lIOMK OH INTUSTMrcST.
And ite hnv ftnme nlr* hiiMM find
bnalnpH* properly <hnt •honld
Inlftrnl joll.
CiDIH A?ll» SKR US AlinliT IT.
XV. F. THORN 13 A CO.,
Home lflSI. Room 311. 2I« ». lldwuy.
FOR BALB-TO BUY Oil SELL LOTS
or hotisei In the I^a Paloma front or
ndditlon, Blerra Vista tract, North Park
tract, Melros* Ave. tract. Lemon wood,
nr nny property In that most dexlrable
section airing Western ave. noiith of
Hollywood, call or phone the branch
office of CJIAB S. MANN, corner o<
Western nva. nnd Santa Monica ave.
I'hone 69153. Take Colegrove ear lo
Western nve firnnch ofllce open every
day. H. D. CANNK, Mfrr., or Chan. S.
Mann, main office. 3_5 VV. Konrth St.
WE WILL DESIGN AND HUILD TO
»ult you, for ca«h or for Installments,
■anie ss rent, If you hnvo a lot or a
Rood equity In one. Our prices aro
right. Our designs are right. Our
work Is right.
WESTERN BUILDING CO..
403 Chamber of Commerce.
M«ln_S«4o. Il° m « 880-
AriUNQTON HEIGHTS
$1050. 6tli Ave., near Washington. 60x150.
SIISO. 7th Ave., near Adams, 60x150.
$1200. 6th Ave., east front, 60x150.
$1600. Choice corner, 60x150.
J1250. Powell street, 60x137.
"IT PAYS TO BKB US."
EDWARDS & WINTKHH COMPANY,
3.9 South Hill St.
Mnln i)SO7. Home Ex. 787.
100 PER CENT ON TOUR MONET
in six months' time; line large
lots In the
HEKSMONT TIIACT.
For maps and other Informa-
tion see
CIIAS. MrKKV/.IFJ CO.,
409 H. W. llellman Bldg.-
FOR BAI.E-HAVK 3 LOTS IN THE
WKSTMORI2L.AND TRACT
WAY BICUOW VALUE.
If you want a {rood lot I can sava
you at least 1300 on It.
J. R. MACLINTOCK,
704 Grant Bldg., 355 S. Broadway.
FOR SALE-JI2OO, LOT, KKNSINGTON
road, Angeleno HelKhts, 60x150; terms or
discount for casn. Owner, M. L.
WICKS, JR., 128 llellman Blk., N.B.
corner 2nd and Broadway. Home phone
SOB. Sunset 1601. •
FOR SALE— BARGAINS nV OWNKR.
Moneta ave., 50x135; $1300. $400 cash.
W. 41st, 40x136: $900, $560 cash.
Flgucroa cor., 07x135; 53500 cash.
or $4000 on terms. 521 Stlmson.
Suburban Property
Oee Whole Acre
$450 to $550
Investigate quickly. ■
Sierra Vista Acres.
Part of Baldwin's Ranch.
600 ft. above sea level.
Soil will raise anything.
Abundance of water.
Gas, electricity and telephone.
Magnificent scenery.
33 minutes ride from center of Los
Angeles.
Free excursions dally.
Sierra-Pacific Land
and Water Company
301-2-3 Douglas Bldg.
Home 2544. Main 3553.
A Big Snap— Owner Mist Sell
$1500 for Five Acres
Close to Western .Avenue
JUST A LITTLE OUTSIDE THE
CITY • LIMITS IN THE SOUTH-
WEST ON THE REDONDO AND
SAN PEDRO CAR LINES; FIN-
EST SOIL. GREAT ABUNDANCE
OF WATER. BIGGEST SNAP IN THE
MARKET; WILL BE WORTH $1000
AN ACRE IN A YEAR FROM NOW.
TERMS VERY EASY. FOR • FULL
PARTICULARS SEE
THE GREATER LOS ANGELES
REALTY CO.,
438 Huntlngton Bldg.
$100 $400 i«0
Large level lot, 50x186 to an alley, on
two electric lines. In tho growing south-
west on Palm ave., between Figueroa
and Hoover sts.; improved with 4-ft.
cement walk and cement curb; all street
improvements in and paid for; terms
if desired,
GEO. C. PECKHAM & CO.,
1104-5-6 Union Trust BWg.,
Cor. Spring and 4th sts.
Home 6373. Main 3221.
PLENTY OF WATER-ALL IMPROVE-
ments are being rushed; let us show you
the prettiest spot close to the city, six
miles from - lasa. 30 minutes ride.
WALKER & CLARK,
724 L. A. Trust Bldg.
Phones 2131. Branch office in Eacle
Rock, corner Central and Colorado.
Home phone 492 via Glendale exchange.
FOR RANCHES,
LANDS FOR SUBDIVISION
AND COLONIZATION
SEE
FOOTE REALTY COMPANY".
718-719 O. T. Johnson Bldg.
Cor. Spring and 4th Sts.
1562 EAST ADAMS; NEW COTTAGES;
$11, $16, $20; also $25 down, $25 monthly
buys cottage. .
FOR ACREAGE AT ALTADENA SEE
1.. M. I'llA'lT, 608 Laughlln bldg.
Country Property
A MAN BOUGHT 55 ACRES OF LAND
Ht Hemet, Riverside county, planted
it to potatoes and the llrst year's
i-rop brought him $186 an acre; tills
was doing exceptionally well, of
course, but you can average $145 an
aero year in and year out, by grow-
in? potatoes at Hcmct. I can sell
you tho beet potuto land there for
$135 to $175 an acre. Send for book-
let nr see 1,. M. I'll ATT, agent Hornet
- Land Co., 608 Laughlln bldg-.
FOR SALE —
Tho best alfalfa and fruit land In
tho state, on easy terms. If you will
Improve will give you your own time
to pay for It; prices from $15 to $40
per acre. Coma in and sen us or
write for particulars,
W. H. TOWNSEND, Colonisation,
Room 210, 702 South Spring; St..
IjOb Angeles, Cal.
for exchange
1 McDonald & btott.
808-10 L-nkershlm Bulldlnc
TO BUY.
Ownera nnd dealers In real eataU
i who have properties for sale or ox-
'change will find it decidedly to their
advantage to coma In and havu a talk
with us.
We can handle property located In
•ny part of the united Bt_t»_. Kait-
ern property a specialty.
We have tho best trader In th«
United States; It meani dollars to
you to make his acquaintance.
We will irlve you quick action and
honest treatment whether you are a
buyer or seller. Come In and ••• us.
McDonald * btott.
SO9-10 UuUr.Vlw Hid*.
Home Phono 4741
Buiuet Mala 4»»
~BEN WHITB
Will Exchange
your property; Immenae bargalna; ap-
ply at'ouc-e. Satisfaction and. quick,
lerultt. , M«mli«r Realty Board. 301-5
Hit V SON BLOCK, 2d and Spring «ts.
9
FOR SALE
Beach Property
I
4J- r V \\i _LJ__7 _LJw_7
Excunrsioes
*it* — ~— ~__ _____
•
. Yeiice
Do you know that lots in
this tract are the cheapest
near Los . Angeles today?
Exclusive district of desira-
ble home site's, highly ele-
vated, overlooking the val-
ley, ocean and beaches. This
is positively the most sight- .
ly subdivision on the market
today at low prices. This-
tract adjoins the Ocean.
Park Heights tract on the
west.
You Know .
That
Huntirngtoini's
1 Investments
Movements
■ tn This
District Have . ,
Attracted
the Attention of
s the Shrewd
Investors \
You know what this means. ,
The Venice View Heights
tract is located on the Ven- :
ice Electric Short Line,
right in line of these im- '
provements. Every ' lot '
(note size)
50x150 -Feet to Alley •
Prices $350;
to $60© .
$50 and %100 Cash,
Balance $10 Per Month
Plenty artesian water piped
to each lot. Of course the .
improvements include first-
class cement sidewalks,' ce-
ment curbs, graded and 'oil-
ed streets.
Suitable Building .
Restrictions .'
Car Fare From Los An-
geles (Only 10 Cents-
Commutation Tickets. Gall ?
at our office any day except
Sunday and get free tickets, '
maps and information.
, .&'Coi*
Agents
216-217 Pacific Electric
Building
Phone Home 5548
Phone Main .077
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