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THE WEATHER
LOU ANBRMSfI, JtilyJ^JM|L_-
Time | Trier.' |*iitVin.'|\Vihdi V«'l'o. iVVth^erJ
5 B.m | 53 I fii I sk i 2 I v\<iy7
6 _JL m ■ LJL n _LJ* I W I 19 | Clear.
Mnxlmiim tfmprrntiirp. 7!^.
Minimum temperature, (14,
Weather Conditions
T.OS ANQBLRB, July 17.— Fair
Wrdiirfd iy. wiirnicr; fiwali wwl wind.
MARRIAGE LICENSES'
BUHILZ - KAMPLINCJ — Pnscul Bchllz,
nged 21, n unlive of Minnesota and resi-
dent of Hiikerslleld; and Anna Kamp-
llng, nficd i\, a nntlve of Illinois and
resident of Lnn Angeles.
McCOY-SIIKKN-John McCoy, n(ted 22, a
native oC California nnd resident of Lob
Angeles; wild lioosln Sheen, aged 23, a
resident or Los .Angeles.
HKRRUN-MOTT - Kdwurcl H. Herron,
aged 30, a native of Went Virginia nnd
resident of Los Aimed*; nn<l Bessie <-.
Matt, ngt'il iSm native of Kansas and
resident o[ Los Atißeli's.
MAKEIION - .MAKONTOSH - » otie ' -t
Mfikehon, iiRPd 30. a nntlvo of Illinois
nnd resident of Los Angeles; nnd Emma
Mnknntosh, nged 34, a native of Illinois
and resident of Loa Angeles.
CITLVKR-DAVIS— lOrnest 0, Culver, ng-?d
2.1, a native of Minnesota and resldont
of Los Angeles: nnd Nelllo Dnvls, aged
22, a native of Now Mexico nnd resident
of Los Angeles.
J'.IiNNETT-MARTIN— James 0. Bennett,
need 2ii, n. native of Wisconsin nnd resi-
dent of Los Angelen; nnd Frances Mfir-
tln, nged 23 a nntlve of Illllnols nnd
resklPiit of Dcs Molnes".
("JREEN-CHArMAN— George Green, nped
30, a nntlve of England nnd resident of
Los AnKe.ics; nnd Krnncns Chnpmnn.
aged 20, n native, of New York and resl-
dont of Los Angeles.
r«m A Chase Co.. unrtertuKer"! ana
"uillllimwdj hirly ii.°sl.-<tnntii. 433 9. Hill.
-«• Vfnln t.\
Bresec Bros." Co., Undertakers
Removed to !^r, S. Flgueroa St.
* Lady nttendnnt. I'rlvnto ambulance.
Telephones: Main 24.1. Homo 52(567.
CRR & HINtS CO., funeral Directors
Have moved tn their new InillillnK on
«ln> .N. K. cor. JOtli nnd l-"li>«-pr.
llolli nlmiifn «.*■■ l.nily A»»l»(iint.
DIED
WORKMAN— At his residence, 1815
East Second stroot, July 17, lftufi, Xli-
Jah H. Workman, fntlmr of Gillctii
M. Workman nnd Laura Workman-
Krrbs and brother of W. It. Work-
man of this city. In his 71st year.
Funeral services will be held at iho
residence Thursday, July 1!), 190«, nt
2:3fl o'clock p. m. Interment Ever-
green.
FUNERAL NOTICE
Plnnfpr Fnnrrnl Xntloo
The rioneera of Lns Angeles county
nre reqin-eted to attend th« funeral of
our deceased brother pioneer. Elijah H.
Workman, from his Into residence. 1815
East Second street, Thursday, July 1!),
nt 2:30 p. in. Interment July l'J at 2:30
p. m. f QUINN. President.
J. M. OPINN. Secretary.
MONEY TO LOAN
BUILDERS. CONTRACTORS
AND PRIVATE BORROWERS
We loan sums of $1000 to $5000 nt 7 per
cent on real estate. Wo also make
building loans. Prompt appraisement
made; apply to cashier. "■
JONES & RYDER LAND C 0.,"
218 West Third street.
CASH CONFIDKNTALLY LOANED TO
unl.irierl persons on note, without se-
curity, without employers knowledge
and wliiiout lndorsers; easy payments,
positively lowest rates. Hours" 10:30 to
6:30. COMMERCIAL. DISCOUNT CO.,
628-629 Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN— THOMAS S. WADB-
WORTH. 819 & 320 Douglas bldg.. will
lend money on city or county real estate.
IiONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE.
Bldg. loans our speclnlty. TRUE i&
CLEVELAND.. 007 11. W. Hellman bd.
MONEY TO LOAN, 7 PER CENT. ON
inside property. In sums to suit. L
H. PRKSTON. 608 Laughlln bldg.
LOANS MADE TO SALARIED PEOPLE
at lowest interest rates. XV. J. RANKIN,
room 217. Herman \V. Hellman bldg.
SPECIAL NOTICES
WALL PAPER BURLAPS - WINDOW
SHADE HURLAPS.
Five carloads of wall paper. Intended
for San Francisco, are on the way here.
Theso goods wen; sold to us at Quite a
discount and we aro selling them lower
than we could regularly buy them for.
Dealer or consumer, now is your chance.
7G-lnch (not 72) heavy material Burlap
25c; red or green. 50c. No seams re-
quired; tacks to match; 36-Inch width,
15c. Host paint, $1.50; shingle iitain. 75c;
opaque uhndes. 25c.
WALTER BROS.,
627 South Spring St.
Agents American Vurnlsh Co., Chiengo.
Home 1055. Sunset Main 1055.
LOMA OLIVK OIL CO., 334 MASON
Bldg. Pamphlet containing many valu-
able hints on tho ueo of olive oil by
some of leading physicians of Los An-
geles, sent free. HOME sffi4. Free
deliver--.
ti.l-^AN WATCH 60c; MAI.N.-iHKIN'i Mr;
wnrrnnlc.i: old gold tl nwt. 451 3. MAIN.
PHYSICIANS
DR^CS. MERRILL, SPECIALIST FCK
all FUMALIC complaints. Positively
the safest, quickest and most reliable
methods ever perfected for the euro of
Coiieoationti, Misplacements, Abnormal,
Irregular or Painful periods; Kidney.
Bladder and Urethral trouMes. 26 years
special expei lence. Consultation frea
. and strictly confidential.
__Rooms J_Jt_»i__s_H 8 ; IIHOADWAY.
DR. AND~ MRS. CARTER SUCCESS^
fully treat all femulu diseases and ir-
regularities; 20 years' experience; con-
sultation free. Hours, 9a. m. to 8 p.
m.; Sundays. 10 to 12 a. m. 204 MER-
CANTILE PLACE, over 643 S. Spring.
DR. MAUD HOLLEY, VACUUM DE-
velopment, room 6, 452 Vi S. Broadway,
Alhambra bldjr
DR TAYLOR— FEMALE* SPECIALIST
nnd obstetrics. BELASCO THUATER.
Main Bt.
PERSONALB
CAITTuPON MiMETTr^^r^STANLJiy',
this city's greatest clairvoyant,
trance medium nnd palmist, nnd your
skepticism will go us the chaff he-
fore, the wind. As a Ihisliu'hs nrt-
vlser once consulted Mine. Slnnlry'B
readings and counsel cannot bo dis-
pensed with, uml her readings this
week tiro no nominal In* cost that
most every ono cim taku iiilvuntußu
of the low <Imrgi>s tn cull nnd mO
tin- gronti-Ht 8001'chh that haw ever
visited this Pity. When you i-nll uklc
to him; her picture! on exhibition nf
spirit photoKi'upliy — v most wonder-
ful, inunlloHH-d and existing pli'-no-
imna. Pin-lorn 8, !l und 10. *:>3\i H.
RI'UINO HT. and 2ur. WKHT r.TII ST.
TRANSFER AND STORAGE
"^^CoLTK^u^vATrriTujiTSK^cjcr^^
415-417-419 SanPedro St.
Main office 324 S'uuih Alain.
riioiifs Main 1117, Homo 2154. New and
nbKohitely lire proof itorage; prlvata
locked nmma for brlo-a-brac. piano*,
nne furniture, etc. Trunk*, boxes, etc,
stored, 25c to SOo per month. W« solicit
yrrnr imtronHgo.
r pianos
p'jA^ni3lioT^iT^JN V irAB ; r PAYMKNTS-
Planos rented at low rate*. A. O.
GARDNER PIANO HOWBK. Ltd., Ul
Wlnaton at. Tel. Black 2221; • Hoiu»
DM,
WANTED
Help— Mala
Mioers Wmmiited
For Manhattan, Nevada
T wnnt thorough practical miners
nnd timber m>n to work for vn".
Good grub, Rood pay. Apply before
5 p. m.
CAPT. 111-:N#V HARRISON,
Super in temdlerat
Greater Manhattan C©ns©ll-
dated Mining Co. aad Man-
hattan Giteraltar Gold
Miles Cd>.
42 J Cliamlber of Commerce
lIUMMi-M, I'.KOH. dt CO.A
— JBMPLOYMRNT AOKNTS— .
A strictly flrst-clivss, rcllnblp nffenry.
All kinds of help promptly furnished.
Your orders solicited.
116-118 East Second street.
Between Main find Los Angeles nts.
Largest nnd best equipped offices
on the Pacific coast.
HUMMRL BROS ft CO.
116 nnd 118 K. 2d St.
Telephones — Main B0?.
Home 509.
MEN TO LBARN BARBER TRADE.
Situations guaranteed. Molor Bys-
tern College. 113 8..2 P.
Situations — Male and Female
WANTED— BY COLORED MAN AND
wife in or out of town, work In prl-
vnte, fnmily or ranch work. 847 E.
4TI I ST. Tel. Main 8898.
To Rent
WANTED—
ALL OWNERS-:
—OF RENTAL PROPERTY——
TO KNOW THAT WE
—DO A RENTAL BUSINESS
DON'T WORRY
—IF YOU WANT A TENANT—
LIST YOUR PROPERTY— —
WITH US
MINKS A KAItISIf,
815 SOUTH HILL STREET.
WANTED— TO RENT HOUSES-
HAVE PARTIES WAITING FOR
BOTH FURNISHED AND UNFUR-
NISHED HOUSES. CALL lIS ON
PHONE AND LIST YOUR RENTALS.
DODGE & SON. '
407 Delta building.
Main 6245. Home 3503.
Houses
WANTED - A 5-ROOM HOUSE; WE
have $2000 spot cash waiting for it. If
you want to sell we positively have
buyer.
J. It. MACLINTOCK.
704 Grant building.
Phones— Homo 72!)5; Sunset Main 524.
FOR RENT— MOVE RIOHT IN—
$14 — I rooms, 1519 Palomares (26th).
$11—3 rooms, 1558 Palomares, E. 26th.
$IG— 5 rooms, 1570 Palomares, corner 26th.
$14— B rooms, 1629 East l!6th.
f IS — 6 rooms, 15K2 East Adams.
Keys nt 15SS East Adams.
SIDDALL, 207 Copp Bids-
Miscellaneous
WANTED TO BUY— FURNITURK AND
household poods. If you are going to
(ell we will pay you onn-thlrd mor«
than others. Phone us. Main HIT.
Home 2154. COLYEAK FURNITUKfcJ
CO.. 322 W Main »t.
WANTED— DEALERS AND PAPER
hangws to write for samples of bur-
laps; exclusive wall papers for the
coast; paints, varnishes. moldlnes
WALTER mtOS.. C 27 S. Spring.
CHURCH NOTICES
CHRIST CHURCH. CORNER 12TH AND
Flower — Rev. Baker P, Lee, rector;
Sunday services at 11 a. in. and 7:30 p.
m.; early celebration holy communion
on third Sunday and Saints' Day, at 7:39
a. m. Strangers especially invited. Uni-
versity cars pass the door. Those desir-
ing telephone connoctlon for "Shut-Ins"
telephone 7912. Church physlcinn at tho
church every morntnff from S:3O to 9:30.
Services and medicine free to all. Church
open dally for private prayer from 8 a.
pi. until S p. m.
PICNIEL HALL. 227 SOUTH MAIN
street — A noonday prayer meeting Is
held each week day, 12 to 1 o'clock.
Gospel meeting every night at 7:50 p.
m. Sunday services ns follows: 9 a,
m., 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. Roy. T. P. Ferguson, Mrs. M.
P. Ferguson and G. B. Stucld r auper-
■ntendunts of the mission.
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST,
Scientist. Simpson auditorium, 734 S.
Hope street — Services Sunday 11 a.
in. and 8 p. in. ; sermon from the
Christian Science Quarterly. Sub-
ject, "Love." Children's Sunday
school 9 :30 a. m. Wednesday even-
Ing meeting at S o'clock. Reading
rooms, 510-511 Herman Vv*. Hellman
Bids., Spring and Fourth sts., open
dally, Sundays excepted, from S> a. m.
to 5 p. m.
THE REGULAR MID-WEEK MEl3T-
ing of the Los Angeles Fellowship
will bo held ut 8 p. tn., Wednesday,
in Blanchard Art gallery. 232 S. Hill
nt. (take elevator). Reynold E.
Wight, associate minister, will speak
on "The Religion of a Coward." Tho
public is cordially invited and all
seats nre free. Tho address will bo
short and special features will mako
tho meeting of exceptional Interest,
6T. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH. 514
W. Adams, near Figueroa street. Roy.
Lewis O. Morris, rector; Sunday ser-
vices, 7:30 a. m., 11 a. m., 5 p. m.
This Is a FREE church and all ar«
cordially Invited. Tako the Grand
i venue car to Adams street nnd wain
one block west. Take the University
car to Chester place, walk through
Chester place and ono block east on
Adams street.
ST. PAUL'S PRO-CATHEDRAL. 523 S.
Olive street (near all the loading ho-
tels); tho Rev. ,1. J. Wilklns, D. D.,
dean and rector. Services, 7:30, U;3O
and 11 a. m. ; 7:4b p. m. Young People's
meeting, 7 p. m. The rector will preach.
This do-vntown church is for nil people
of whatever name, condition or creod;
the rich and tho poor meet together.
Come.
BENJAMIN FAY MILLS, PERMA-
neiit minister of tho Loa Angeles Fel-
lowship, will speak Sunday, July 22, at
Hlniiehurd hall, 23a 8. Broadway. Music
will be furnished by Miss Holen Tuppe
and Alfred IS, Winner. The public Is
cordially invited. All seats free. During
July and August services one hour In
Icr.Bth.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
Hope street, near Ninth. Heats freo.
Rev. William Horace Day, pastor, llev.
Warren V. Day, D. D., pastor emeritus
Hurry Clifford Lott, choir mastor,
Walter V. tfkeele, organist. Morn-
ing sorvico, 11 o'clock; evening ser-
vice. 7:4- r i o'clock.
DUS.INEBS PERSONALS
rTcA'FiTER^ J ILIJowTRK^NO^TKT^"AT
acme l'KA'j nan works. vb» sna
Pedro Bt. Tel. bunsui Main lltltl;
Homo SO4l.
MRS. MARTIN, MAGNETIC HEALKII.
psychic, card reader; open dally; room 1,
Motel Delaware. 534V4 S. BROADWAY.
LOST AND FOUND
LOttT— AT LONO BKACHOR NAPLES,
a watch charm of gold ora, with own-
er's name on. Liberal reward. Ad-
dress A. F- HAUTER. 833 So. Lot An-
gele* street.
LOS ANGELES. HERALD t WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 18, 1906.
FOR RENT
rut*
FOR 112 MONTHLY YOU CAN RKNT
furnished complete 9 nice sunny out-
side rooms; electricity; rub rnngiv hot
water, phone; clone in; nt 10J0 WRST
COLTON ST., 100.1 nnd 1011 EAST
NINTH ST., iO2B Rl»0 1133 and 1141
W. FIRST ST.
MODERN PLATS— WATKTI FREE—
I 10—3 rooms, 204 N. Fremont.
10 — 3 rooms. 334 fl. FlfftiProft.
U.RO— 3 roomn, 221 N. Flfftieron.
12 — 3 rooms, 212 N. Fremont.
I«— 3 rooms, 1011 D. flth; furnl»h«<l.
14—8 rooms, 204 N. Fremont: fur.
14 — S rooms. 21S N. Fremont; fur.
14—3 rooms, 334 3. Flguorodi fur.
\% — 5 rooms, lOtDy. Dinmond.
14—2 rooms. 1141 W. First.
117—3 rooms, 1133 W. Flmt: fur.
$10—3 rooms, 222 N. Fremont! fur,
TO LKT STOnßfld
*125— 701 Wp«t Ri>v«nth St,
$20—1001 Knst Ninth it,
J-'O— lu3o West First St.
T. WIESRNPANnKn,
218 Merchants Trust nidg.
Flats— Furnished I
FOU (12 YOU CAN RKNT NKW FURN- 1
ish:d S rooms, gns rungs, bath, phons. ■
1133 ond 1141 West Flmt.streetj healthy, I
nlj;h'ly location, on car line. i
Rooms — Furnished
FOR 112 YOU CAN RENT NEW FURN.
Idl'ea * rooms, gas range, bath, phon«.
1183 and 1141 West First street; healthy,
Bluntly lorntlnn. on ear line.
SANITARIUMS
muB~~al riTiTnr^rT^faA^riTAßHjir-
Mnssage. electric, tub, vapor, (team
baths, chiropody, mnutcurlng, scalp
treatment, fncinl massage. 225 M w.
First. Home 3509.
BATHS AND MAoSAGE
THE BROWN MABSAOH PARLORB—
Have you tried them?
They uro
up
to datn.
Rooms 6 and 7, 010 H S. Spring.
PALATIAL BATHS — EASTERN
trained operators. Formerly 127 Hi
N. Broadway; now at 126 V^ N.
SPRING ST. Hnuni 10 to 12 P. tn.
Phono Mnln 4856.
SOMETHING NEW— TRY KLECTRIC
vibratory magsago for rhcuniiitlsm,
nervousness and genprnl debility.
Vapor baths. 450% S. HROADWAY.
BATH AND MASSAGE I'ARLOR; ELEC-
trlc treatments nnd tub bath; now at-
tendants from New York and Chicago,-
703,4 S. HROADWAY, top floor.
VAPOR BATHS, ELECTRO-MAGNETIC
treatments; refreshing. Invigorating;
select patronage. 653 S. BROADWAY,
Room 4. Phono Home 6734.
YOU ARE NOT HURRIED WHEN YOU
go to 126 TEMPLE STREET for bath
and massage. No signs In window.
Best of patronage solicited.
ELECTRIC INSTITUTE. 220 FRANK-
IIn st., including baths, massage and
electric blanket sweats for rheuma-
tism. New attendant. ■
TOirBATH3~AND MASSAGE.~OI'ERA-
tor just arrived from the east.
Hours 10 a. m. to 10 p. m. Room ». 137.
SOUTH BROADWAY.
THE MITCHELL BATH PARLOR 3—
.Vapor tub baths and massage, alcohol
and oil rubs. 218 N. MAIN ST.. Room
11. Open Sundays.
SCIENTIFIC AND MAGNETIC MAS-
pago. electric blanket. Formerly at K3V4
S. Broadway; now at 612 S. BROAD-
WAY, room 10^ '■•
"UNIQUE 1' AI!LOnS"-NKWI/!
opened. Suite ft:', second floor Baker
block, 312 N. MAIN ST. Manicuring,
baths, massage.
FROM LONDON— MANICURE AND
massage. 115% SO. BROADWAY, par-
lors 28 and 33, second floor. Select
patronage.
THE BEEDY BROS.. AT 245% SOUTH
Spring street, is the place to get your
first-class treatment; trained assistants.
ROOM 24. ■ _____
JUST OPENED-MASSAOE, TUB AND
vapor baths. 1521 So. Main, Room -2.
iiours 10 a. m. to 10 p. m., daily and
Sunday. .
595~S7~S"PRING ST. AND 217 W. 6TH,
rooms 14 and 15, bath nnd scientific mas-
sage; first cluss; no signs. Tel. Broad-
way 4847.
SOUTHERN BATH AND MASSAGE
parlor; experienced masseuse; tub baths
a specialty. Suit 12. 444 S. SPRING ST.
S2l SOUTH HILL— VAPOR AND TUB
baths, niassuge for colds, rheumatism,
nervousness. Open every day, room 9.
6ULPHU.ME, VAPOR, ELECTRIC AND
tub baths, massaga and chiropody. 701%
Broadway. Phona Main 3133; H. 8817.
EON TON BATHf! FOR A FIRST-CLASS
bath and massage. Call 703% S. Broad-
way, room 10. Open Sundays.
FOR A GOOD TUB OR VAPOR BATH
and massage go to 738% SOUTH
GRAND AYE. Phone 6680.
THE' ALDA BATHS HAVE RETURNED
to 60y& B. Spring st., room 4. Open Sun-
days.
NEWLY OPENED SWEDISH MAS-
sage treatments and bath at 652 S.
HILL. Phone 3814. .
BATH AND MASSAGE PARLOR. UN-
del- new management, 419% S. MAIN
ST.. room 9.
BATHS— aW VV. TEMPLE ST.. HOOM 1
Phoi-f Hnme MK6.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
12 PER CENT MET GUARANTEED IN
rentals on $25U0 to $10,000 Invested in in-
come cottagr- East Adams Industrial
SIDDALL REALTY CO.,
207 Copp buildinic.
JUST fcIKE BANKING— ANY OIIDERS
for decorating or house painting en-
trusted to our care will relieve you of
much anxiety. Try us. Work and prices
guaranteed. Purs oil and lead. WAL-
TKR HHQS. Ig7 s Spring st
DENTISTS
6CHIKFFMAN iiENTAL CO.,
107 N. Spring si.— Painless extracting,
tilling, cruwn and bridge work, flexible
rubber plates. Pure gold • fillings, 760
up; ail other flllingK' toe up; cleaning
teenth, 60c up; gold crowns and brtdga
worlc, SS.UO up; sets teeth, (5.00 up.
Also open evenings and Sunday fora-
noona.
FRANK BTEVKNa. 8^4% SO SPRING-.
PALMISTS AND MEOIUMB
DR. GREEN, CLAIRVOYANT, BUril-
ness medium, gives llfu readings this
week, COc. Circles Tuesday, Thursday
evgs., 25c. Room IC. 110% S. SPRING,
MADAME DELANE. CLAIRVOYANT. iC
a. m. to 8 p. m.j ALHAMBRA BLDG.,
452 V& S. Broadway.
MRS. PARKKH. RELIABLE PALMIST
and clairvoyant. <44 S Spring: room I.
ATTORNEYS-AT^LAW
*u.i i . ivi jiu n. Aisi> I'iK'liAU'J LAU & A
specially. No fee without Bucceas. E.
I. MOKKY, £21 StluiHun bill., cor. S(l
mid Spring. Phone JiVls. Open evenlngd.
DIVORCE LAWB-AUV ICE PREHJ ; 'FJO
fee without aucceax: private. J. 11.
SMITH. 1M W. -Ihlrd »t., Hoom 108. I
to t P m
PATENTB AND P*ATENT RIGHTS
lIAZAR D~&~ "iLVR PHAJI" PIONEER
Agcy. Citizens Nut. ilk. bldg. HuuK
free.
TRUSSES. ELASTIC HOSIEHY. .MED-
Iral butteries, etc. Matthay. 415 West Sth
j ' FOR BAJ.6
House*
1H52 KABT rtUAMS. 6 ROOMS, MODERN
$3700. tlOOcaab.
FOR BALE g
House*
MODERN FIVE-ROOM COTTAOB
$.1100 Itousfl Just completed; obK
fftioo floorx; nttrnctlvfi sunny l>e<l
f.noo rooms; convenient buffet klt-
Miiin chon; scrorn porch; stationary
$3100 tubs; locntorl on fleßant lot on
onfi of the best Rtrpcts In the south-
west section, south of Adam* st.
Only $800 cash required.
ALTMOUBB imos..
Members X A. Rpnlty Board,
234 Lnughlln Bldg.
Mnln 263. Home Ex. 263.
KI N II .«OMi: MAN
for whom we'vo built n home nnd ante
him what he thinks of our work. We
build with this idea In tnlnd— that
your best Interests are Identical with
our own. Upon that basis wo have
mode a success. In tho homo we
build for you you'll Ret what you ptiy
for. "Graft" Is entirely eliminated
and our profit la nn honest ono. Let
us tnlk to you nbout plans. We draw
them In our own office.
Terms: Cnsh or t-asy imonthly pay-
ments.
WK.OTKKN iu;il,lll\(i CO.,
403 Chnmber of Commorco.
Phones:
Homo 930. •
Brondway G391.
FOR SALE-
8-ROOM, 2-HTORY HOUSE ON
CORNER,
|;i?a(V
WEST CTII ST.. NICAIt HOOVER; a
strictly modern house, lncnted In a
fplondirl neighborhood, with grand sur-
roundings; goldon (ink finish, cove crll-
iriKM, luilli room largo: cobblo-ston"
porch nnd pillars; beautiful lawn. An
exceptionally good bargain; situated on
a corner lot (!!05i.
JONES * ItYDKR LAND CO.,
21S West Third street.
FOR BALK- ~~ ~~
R-room cottage; large bnth room, bath,
tollot, wash bowl; mnntel, china closet;
lot 50x1:;r., H block from car line. Price
$11175; $1W cash nnd $^0 per month.
"-room l!4-story, nno view of ocean
' nnd mountnlns; two rooms rented for
$8 per month; flowers, garden, chicken
pens, etc. Lot 50x158; price $'J375; $;00
cash and $20 or moro monthly.
E. O. DEVENS,
227 Lnnghlln Bldg., 315 South Broadway.
FOR SALE— S-ROOM MODEKN COT-;
tnge, S.W.: fine; location, block to cur;
only 15 mlnuto ride to Ist street; Just
finished. Owner must finll at once.
Price $2700, with onsy terms. Soo H.
V GRAY, 521 Stlmson bldg. Home
6718.
FOR SALE— COTTAGE ON 25-FT. LOT
on Crocker Rtreet near Sixth. C-.vner
needs money and must sell this week,
A bargain for somebody. See
OWNER, 202 Fay Bldg.
TWRNTY COTTAGES. EAST ADAMS
trnct $100 down. $17 monthly. SID-
PALL. 218 S. Broadway.
City Lots and Lands
Go Down Today
Stromg & Okklmsomi's
East Jefferson
Street Tract
Lots $700 and Up
i-12--> Down mill .SMI Per Month.
TAKE SLAUSON JUNCTION CAR
(E. 9TII ST. LINE) GOING SOUTH
ON MAIN ST., EVERY EIGHT
MINUTES, AND GET OFF AT 3 STH
ST. MR. FRANK ROCKWELL,
TRACT AGENT. IS ON THE
GROUND THERE AND WITi, BE
DELIOHTKD TO SHOW YOIT THE
MERITS OF THESE CHOICE, LOW-
PRICED LOTS.
Lots $700 Up
$2u CASH, $10 A MONTH.
NEVER PAY RENT, BUY A LOT.
CHEAPEST- CLOSE-IN LOTS IN
CITY. TAKE CAR TODAY. LOOK
IT OVER. BE SURE AND LKAVE
DEPOSIT ON A LOT BEFORE THE
RAISE IN PRICE TAKES PLACE.
Why Not Own a Home?
NEW FIVE-ROOM MODERN COT-
TAGE ON FINK BIG LOT FOR $1900
ON EASY TERMS. IT WILL PAY
TO SEE THIS AT ONCE.
SNAP 7N 1-ROOM CALIFORNIA
BUNUALOW AT $1250. ON VERY
EASY TERMS. IT WILL PAY TO
SEE IT AT ONCE.
Main 1273. Home Exchange 90S.
Oys B. Hill
Salex Manager
N. W. COR. SECOND AND BROAD-
WAY,
WITH STRONG & DICKINSON.
FOR SALE-
ROBERT MARSH & CO.'S COTTAGE
HOME TRACT ON THE NEW EAGLE
ROCK CAR LINE AND ADJOINING
THE NEW IHTNTINGTON CAR ANL
REPAIR SHOPS.
• 2 LOTS JOxIOO,
fSOO EACH;
PART CASH, BALANCE $10 PEH
MONTH. ADDRESS OWNER,
BOX 181, HERALD.
I'OH .NAI.R
—GOOD LOT
NEAII HOLLYWOOD
60x150.
THIS IS A SNAP.
riUCI-2 $425.
i BOX 223. HERALD.
J35(£j750 CASH, LOT~soxfso.
t 500-$ aH) rash, lot 30x130; 40th at.
$ 7uii-fctio cash, flu month, lot 40x150
38th at.
t sr,u- ?;Wi) cash. $10 mouth, lot COxl'JO
62d Bt.
tllOo-Vi cash, lot 40x12!>; Iliinnic Brae,
Jllim-jiliM, lot boxlbu; 10. r.Hlh hi.
1 Wifci-S'iW) euRIJ, lot GuxlfjO, Hrooklyn aye.
$U'i«i-',i ciisli. lvi 00x100; Walnut.
JIUIO-JTIOO ciiHh, lot 35x120; Temple.
' Jl7oO— t;uBh, lot 40x150; Mnplo aye.
Jlxmi- fash, lot 45x150; r.lli aye. am
Wnsliingtoii.
. } 750—JJOU i'uhli; 2-room hoiiHe, lot 40x110
liin- and big nmi|>.
IHIIKTSON-JOHNSON CO.,
Sit Trust Bldg., 2d and -Sin-Ing.
Main mt
FOR SALE-TWO HKAUTIFUL LOTS
tn the west Bide, l.'OxiiO feet; elegam
liiinirs all round; lots high and level
good restrictions; will sacrifice thli
: week for l-'.oo; on payment*.
LEAHY & SON.
223 Mercantile place.
FOR BA LE — LCW 80x12.i, IN B.W.
cloke to cure street work in, water
k:i» and electricity: map. Price Jlooo
with term*. See B. pT OR AY. 621
Stlmson bldjj. Home 6718.
FOR BALE
City Lots and Lands
FOR RALE-LOTS BOxinO; TRICKS FROM
fltiO to <r.OO pnch; terms, >IO f-nsh, balance
$."■ per month, nt J P^r c^nt.
Homes on pn»w payments.
E. Q. Devens
227 Latißhlln Hl<l«., 315 S. Brofldwfty.
CHOICE nUILDTNO LOT* ON W.
Eighth *t., nrnr Wcfltmorclnml nvr.;
liulldlng rcßtrlction.q call for two-*tory
hoimeii costlnß net lean thnti $3600; price
(3000; lot COx 135.
TWO LOTS ON TENNESSEE ST.,
near fith at.; J7S per font; chpnprst
property In locality. Lot on VVpst First
nt., netir nrlmont. J2iioo. Lot on Hone
at, near 3cth. 50x150, »l«oo. (Virnor Lako
Shore nnd Palo Alto, 90x115. $6000.
TWO LOTS ON UT> AND VINITA,
40x128 ench. New fi-room bungalow In
reßr, J3ntKi; or $liVio fur corner lot. THOS.
J. HAMPTON . 1 19 8. Hrondwny.
Country Property
FOR dALB-
I am offerlnp for snle the moat highly
Improve; ranch In Riverside county, it
contnlnn 118 acres of pplendld Innd. with
one-half mllo of frontage on tha SanU
Ann river, which runa full the year
around. A portion of this rnnch Is now
rented to truck gardeners nnd yielding
n handsome ruvenuu from that source
alone. The Innd Is uultnble for ntfalfa
or admirably ndaptcd to thra growth of
wnlnnts, which do splendidly; a few
trees now being In hearing. Every foot
of It Is tillable. There, la n splendid
house on It provided with every con-
venience nnd surrounded by beautiful
ehmle trees, lawns, flowers, etc. An
abundance of splendid wnter for both
domestic nnd irrlßatlon purposes under
precsure. Water nower enn be developed
on tho nines. There nre fine burns, cor-
rals and outbuildings. This Is a nolilo
property In every aense of the word.
Full particulars upon appTrtatlon
Price $21,00b.
I nlso have for snle one of the finest
orango groves In full bearing In River-
side county at a most attractive price.
FRED L SEXTON
(08 Mason llullding, 4th and Broadway.
_
Foote Realty Co.
FOR RANCHES.
LANDS FOR SUBDIVISION
AND COLONIZATION
718-719 O. T. Johnson Bldg.
FOR SALE — 2000 ACRES OF FINE
land within 30 miles of Los Angeles;
will raise best Valencia oranges In
tho world; pnrt also excellent for
walnuts; abundant, cheap water
available: electric lino is expected to
be running through tho tract by next
January, when values will double.
Price $75 pox acre. 1,. M. FIIATT, SOS
Lnughlin Bldg. Jleinber L. A. Realty
board.
FOR SALE —
The best alfalfa and fruit land In
the state, on easy terms. If you will
improve will glvo you your own time
to pay for It; prices from $15 to $40
per acre. Come in and see us or
write for particulars.
W. H. TOWNSEND,. Colonization.
Room 210. 702 South Spring St..
Los Angeles. Cal.
FOR HEMKT FARMING LANDS' IN 10-
acre tracts, see 1,. SI. IMtA'IT, agent
Hcmct Land Co., 608 Laughlln bldg.
Suburban Property
IXGI.EWOOD
LOT 23, BLOCK 211, EAST SIDE
MARKET. BETWEEN REGENT AND
QUEEN. THIS IS A SNAP AT ONLY
$250. CALL ON OR ADDRESS
! E. A. SPAI/LDING.
! I.VGLKWOOD, CAL.
I
ACRES *37.'.. OM,V 84) MINUTES
FROM FIRST AM) MAIX.
In the very heart of the most beau-
tiful Sin Gabriel valley, reached by
two electric car lines; llnost land in
Southern California. In full bearing
vineyard. Great abundance of wa-
ter free to holder of land. Grandest
view of the surrounding Sierra Miulre
mountains and practically within a
stone:--- throw from Pasadena. This
Is positively without an equal for a
home or Investment, and must be seen
to nppreclnte its beauty and value.
8 Residenco lots in surrounding vicinity
3 nell as high as $2000 per lot. If you
' are looking for the heat for your
> money to make blpr money son about
this. THM UHBATKH LOS ANGELES
RISALTV CO.. -133 Iliintington Hldg.
EAGLE ROCK
Los Angeles' finest suburb; It sur-
passes even Hollywood; lots $300, and
acre lots $100 up. Sco
WALKER & CLARK,
Special agents at Eagle Rock.
Orange Groves
1,. M. I'K.VI'T. LAUC.HLIN ULDG.
J "Headquarters for Orange Groves."
Hotels and Lodging Houses
FOR SALE — THE GONDOLIER; A
lirat-class, newly furnished, modern and
admirably located rooming house of
forty rooms, doing a good business at
Venice. Owner must sell at once. This
is a chance worth Investigating. LOUIS
E. BRADT, manager land department,
AH HOT KINNEY CO.,
23 Windward aven ue, Venice.
Miscellaneous
_____
FOB SALE— .
Windmill und tank, 8-foot wheel,
In good condition.
MRS. C. S. WEST,
Buwtelle. Cal.
I; ■
'I FOR SALE— NEW AND SECOND-
hand bllltaid und pool tuhlex; bar fix-
tures of all kinds; .-asy payments.
fiend for rntnlogun. TFIK BHUNH-
WICK-HALKE-COLLENDER CO.. 331
West Third Rtreet, Los Anßelw.
d FOR EXCHANGE
'/ Heal Estate '
FOX EXCHANGE — 9 MODKItN COT-
lages centrally located in a bunch In j
the Houthweal; well worth $^,0D0; yearly
3 Income $2400; for some good acreage I
C near Loa Angeles, will trade all ix purl,
; and will avsiime.
■ LEAHY & SON,
28_MercantlJa_plaoe.
for BXCHANQH^-MV $2000 corner
J cash grocery, good nice solectod Kloclc.
f;ood fixtures, good trade, low rent, and
ease for a 5 or fi-room cottage or lots
1' southwest preferred. See
1 LEAH 1 * & SON,
223 Mercantile place.
July Registration Now In Progress
Day ftnd Kvcnlnioc Session*.
Abundant Teachlnff Torre. Dls«
tlnrtlvn Cnlloge Hullrllng. Mod-
ern Methods. Cull, Write, s
809 S. Hill St.
HOME ia.lo. MAIN 2305.
Now located In
NEW BUILDING
Largest and finest in the Southwest.
Fll-TH.STHMHT.iI V-TIIH-I'AWK
%T 853-5-7 W. 7th St.
"—p~ saviliLHN CALIFORNIA ■— '— '*
AND GRAHAM SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND.,
jnUMjgjuuijifcp J> Wanted — fo Pur-
w prica Is rlßlit. Also
a lino new modern n-room cottase, will
tnko lot ns port pnyrnnnt. Cash prlco
on house $2250. balnncn llko rent.
MI) WIN \ l,lli:iI'-<>\.
201 -ao.i liniigiiiin nitig,
FOR EXCHANGE
Real Estate
~~ McDonald & stott.
80!) to 817 Lankershlm Building.
TO BUT.
Owners and dealers In real eatats
who have properties for Bale or ex-
chnngo will find It decidedly to their
advantage to come In and have a talk
with us.
We can handle property located In
any part of the United States. East-
ern property a specialty.
We have the best trader In th»
United States; It means dollars to
you to make his acquaintance.
We will give you quick action and
honest treatment whether you are a
buyer or seller. Come In and see us.
McDonald & stott.
Entrance 312 Lanlcerahlm Bide-
Home Phone 4746.
Sunset Mala 4SSE
FOR EXCHANGE— BEAUTIFUL, MOD-
ern, . cstlake home, 9 large rooms;
hardwood floors, furnace, up-to-date
plumbing; large lot; one block from
"SVestlako park; prlco $12,500; will tnko
vacant lots In city or suburban ncreaßa
In San Gabriel, Glondalo or Cnhuenga
valleys from JiiOOO to J9OOO In value: bal-
ance rash or mortEiige. CHAS. S.
MANN, 8;5 W. Fourth St. Both phonos.
FOR EXCHANGE— IO LOTS IN CIII-
cnKO, 2SO acres In San Lids Oblspo Co.;
suitable for stock or grain ranch; 160
acres In Colorado. - fenced and In culti-
vation; 40 acres In this county, all clear.
Any of the nbove for a well located
rooming house. "Will pay cash differ-
ence.
J. A. MORLAN & CO..
202 Fay building.
BEN WHITE
. Wißl Excfluamige
your property; Immense bargains; ap-
ply at once. Satisfaction and quick
repults. Member Realty Board. 304-6
BRYSON BLOCK. ?d and Spring: bcs.
PERSONALS
John L. Carter, a mine owner from
Bisbec, Ariz., is .\t the,Htllenbeck.
D. Schwab, a New York diamond
merchant. Is at the Hollenbeck hotel.
Gilbert Witten, a Chicago broker, is
at the Lankershim on a pleasure trip.
T. A. Brown, president of the Brown
Mercantile company is at the Hollen
beck hotel.
D. O. Overall, oil producer and hotel
proprietor from Visalia, Is registered at
the Hollenbeck.
F. M. French of French & Linforth,
San Francisco merchants, Is at the
Alexandria hotel.
■ Herman C. Schmidt, a Hemet mer
chant, is staying at the Hollenbeck
hotel to purchase stock. . a
Ben Heney, an attorney and^resident
of the Falrbank mercantile of Tucson,
Ariz., is at the Hollenbeck.
L. W. Brown, agent for several steam
ship lines In New Orleans, is at the
Hollenbeck for a few days.
J. F. Cerf, a Ventura business man, is
in Los Angeles for a few days. While
here he is at the Hollenbeck.
A. J. Ives, a Savannah, Ga., barker,
la at the Angelus hotel, accompanied by
his wife, making a pleasure trip. .
: F. H. Pntton. a custom house broker
of Xl Paso, Tex., is at the Hollenbeck
on business connected with the custom
house at El Paso.
Mentor Brewster, a Fresno business
man, is at tho Angelus. He will pur
chase good^s to restock his business
house, which was destroyed in the re
cent disaster.
Judge Clark A. Smith of tho supreme ,
court of Kansas is at tho Alexandria.
Judge Smith is in the west for his
health, as he broke do—n undor the
heavy duties imposed upon him by his
ofllce.
A. A. P. Reid, one of the foremort
mining men of Mexico, is at the Hollen
beck. He is registered from UermosiHo,
Sonora. lie will remain In Los Angeles
for a few days before returning; to tho'
south.
Hear Admiral rrcCalla of tho Paclnc
squadron is, registered at the Van Nuys
hotel. Admiral McCalla is registered
from Santa Barbara, and after a few
days in Los Angelea he will return to
that city.
H. McCreary, head of the Harvey sys
tem of eating houses on the Sante Fe
lino, is at the .Alexandria hotel. Mr.
McCreary makes Kansas City hln center
of activity, but spends most of his time
inspecting the system, He will leave
for the north today.
Mr. and Mri! Cj K. Van Lnniilngham of
QreenvtllSi Tex., are at the Westmin
ster. Mr, Van Lnndlngham has one of
the largest cotton plantations In Texan.
They will spend the rest of tho summer
In Southern California, making head
quarters in Lou Angeles.
W. H. Ileuer of the Unlteil States
army, stationed at San Francisco, Is at
the Van Nuys hotel. Col, Heuer la on
leave.i)f absence from his regiment und
will remain In tho vicinity of Los An
geles for about two weeks. Ho la ac
companied by his wife.
Kdgar S. DeWolft?. a well known hotel
man of San Francisco, |g nt the Alex
andria. Ills purpose In Los Angeles U
to tell the hotel men the precise status
of the hotel business In the north. He
atated yesterday that any one going to
San Francisco could be assured of ac
commodations quite bb good as could b»
obtained before tbe dlnavter.
r
11
$50,000 SALE ON
CENTRAL AVENUE
EVIDENCE OF FAITH IN LOS
ANGELES REALTY
Jefferson Street Corner Taken for
$20,000 — Active Demand for
Venice Lots— South Main
v Street Acreage
Following nre the permits IspuH
from the building superintendent*
office Tuesday, classified according to
wards:
Ward, Permits. Value,
First B t 4,450
Herond « 27.H2S
Third 2 TR.nliU
Ko'irlh .2 fI.»S«
Fifth r. 15.025
Hlxth 13 7.800
Ninth 10 K.fl'iit
Total ~2 $146,147
Big Deal on Central Avenue
The lot on the northeast corner Of
Sixth street nnd Central avenue, 86 feet
on Central avenue and 117 feet on Sixth
street, Improved witn n twu-i)K<iy
frame building, a combination of stores
and npartments, has been sold through
the agency of C. C. C. Tatum and Allen
D. Uutt for R. 1,. Horton to a syndicate
of local investors for approximately
$fio,ooo. An option was given on this
property April 16 for three months.
This was junt two days before the
San Francisco fire and the syndicate
now burchaslng the option show their
faith In Los Angeles realty by taking
over the property at this time.
Another Roller Rink
Plans have been completed by Dennis
& Farwell, architects, for a one-Btory
frame skating rink for the Merchants'
Amusement company at 3430 Central
avenue, which will cost 112,000. J. B.
Dawson is the contractor. The building
will contain 10,000 square feet of skat
ing Burface. The design is mission
with plastered exterior. Ground will be
broken today. J. A. Sehwarz Is presi
dent and treasurer of the company; J.
R. Gager, vice president, and W. A.
Alderson, secretary.
Jefferson Street Corner Sold
Robert Mitchell has sold his business
block on the northwest corner of Jef
ferson and Key West streets to R. W.
Polndexter for $20,000. -The property
consists of a lot 65x130 feet, improved
with a modern two-story frame build
ing containing three stores and eight
een rooms. The sale was negotiated
by the Robert Mitchell company.
Venice of America
The Venice-America Land company
has met with very gratifying success
during the past ten days in closing
realty deals at Venice, the aggregate
being $25,650. Parties connected with
the Cover l'Alene mines have purchased
Venice lots on which they -will erect
handsome beach homes. They made
selections in East Venice. The Cres
cent Bay district, including Santa Mon
ica, Ocean Park and Venice, will be
come one of the most important resi
dential, educational and popular sec
tions on the coast as soon as the defi
nite policy of the proposed railroad
development is fully understood.
Acreage for New Lots
Demand for tract property on South
Main street is steadily increasing. The
Ernest L. ISowen company has made
the following- sales: Five acres at the
northeast corner of Florence avenue
and South Main to a local syndicate
at $1600 an acre; five acres adjoining
the northeast corner of the above at
$1300; ten acres on the east side of
South Main, between Florence and
Manchester, to Jenie Rice, for $1250 an
acre: tvn acres on the northwest corner
of Main street and Manchester avenue
to Jennie Rice, for private considera
tion; ten acres adjoining to Charles Mc-
Calm for about $1200 an acre.
« ■ »
SAN PEDRO TIDE TABLE
High. Low.
a.m. p.m. a.m. p.m.
July 18 5:29 7:13 1:55 12:41
July 19 8:59 7:44 2:21 1:17
July 20 9:28 8:19 2:48 1:49
July 21 8:57 8:50 8:17 2:23
July 22 10:26 9:-J 3:43 3:07
July 23 10:58 10:08 4:21 8:48
July 24 11:30 10:52 4:53 4:88
July 25 12:10 6:31 8:30
July 20 12:58' 6:la 6:33
July 27 12:33 1:48 6:54 7:44
July 28 1:62 2:44 7:55 9:20
July 29 3:34 3:49 5:69 10:55
July 30 5:20 4:58 10:10
July 31 6:38 t;J4 12:09
11:21
TWO CASES
FINE OLD
WINE
Freight Paid to Any
Point in the United
States for Only,
$9
C. F. A.
LAST
129-131 N. MAIN ST.
Los Angeles.
I GROW HAIR.
7 FURNISH «m-a-kiwa pwwb (mm UuUMt
(Qyetuoa auik uu p*rtku!«i» ■« aUmp.l
Prof. C. A. CARLO W Speda.T.t
Imim 41WII IHlnit liturnl hit IMi.,
far. M «ad K» 1U , UU«3m,Mi
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