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10
THE WEATHER
' TiOS :ANOBLB«.: ANOBLB«. July 27. ISO*. .'
tlmeV'l'VuT. | H'um.lWindi V«lo.) Wther._
S».m. 66 42 1 B\V~l 3 I Olcty.
6p.m.|;7B' I 7B W I 12 | Clenf.
Maximum temperature. S2.
;<; < Minimum temperature. 65. '
. Weather Conditions
liOS An«el«« — Fair Saturday; light
wpst wind.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
STUART - CLEMENT — Alonio Stuart,
I aged 68, a native of Maine and resident
1 "of Los AngelM; and Ida Clement, aged
, B*, a native of Missouri and resident of
Los Angeles.
M_HLiU-MARCH-John Mehllg, aged 82,
a native of Ohio and resident of Los
Angeles; and Klmlra March, aged K), a
' ■ native of Pennsylvania and resident of
Los Angeles.
MOJICA-SOLANO-Tlburclo MoJlca, aged
< 21, a native of Mexico and resident of
■'. Los Angeles; and I'auln. Solano, aged 17,
• : a Jiatlve of Mexico and resident of Los
Ul.An'n-FEa.iUNS-- William B. Ulann,
. aged 20, a native of Kansas and resident
of Los Angeles; and Myrtle Perkins,
aged 20, a native of California and resi-
dent of Lns Angeles.
■: LEE-GRANT-Joscph Lee. nged 21, a
native of California and resident of Lod
Angeles; and Pearl Grant, aged 17, iv
. native of California and resident of
' Los Angeles.
LANDRY-HERMANSON — Johnnie Lftn-
dry, aged 24, a native of Louisiana and
.■resident of Sacramento; and Jeanette
Hermanson, aged 20, a native of Louisi-
ana and resident of Sacramento.
ABRAHIM-ABlB— Melhem Abrahlm, aged
' 22, a native of Syria and resident of
. Los Angeles; a.nd Elmas Ablb, aged 20,
* a nil live of Syria and resident of Los
'Angeles. • ■
' LOMONACO-SURACO— Frank Lomonaco,
i aged 43, a native of Italy and resident
of Los Angeles; and Helena Suraco,
aged 32, a native of California and reai-
'■'■.;■ . dent of Los Angeles. . .
ANDERSON-J. B. and wife, 424 South
Savannah st,, a boy.
BURNS— H. E. and wife, 104 Oak Terrace,
I i HONVL.EY— P. P. . and wife, Brawley,
- Cal., a boy.
JOHNSON— A. W. and wife, 627 North
1 State, St., a girl.
J McCLEAN— J. G. and wife, 2817 Monteslto
SMOLINSKY— J. M. and wife, 640 South
' Los Angeles St., a girl. '
YUTTERRS— T. and wife, Avenue Fifty,
a boy. .
DEATHS
f DANIELS— Agnes Emma, aged 3S years.
Good Samaritan hospital, carbolic acid
poisoning.
' ECKERT— Charlotte, aged 75 years, 1400
Brooklyn avenue, senility.
ENGLANDER— Edward, aged 48 years,
'Fischer's theater, of heart disease.
HUDSON— W. J., aged 32 years, receiving
hospital, carbolic add. ' .
KENNEDY— Math, aged 60 years, Fifth
' -and Central avenue, pneumonia.
KRANZ — Henry, aged 51 years, 315 South
': Flower street, hypocarditls.
LOCKMAN-M., Good. Samaritan hospital,
•of meningitis.
MORRILL— Mrs. R., aged ! 72 years, 401
West Seventh street, < cancer of the
PLUMMER-Em.ly, aged 83 years, 1811
I ; West 'Twenty-fifth street, nephritis.
SMITH— F. H., aged . 38 years, 928 W.
Twelfth street, of heart disease.
,-VON DE.VELDE— EmiIy, aged 6 months,
; 821 Eastlake avenue, cholera infantum.
Pack — c Cnasa Co.. undertakers anfl
rmbalmers: lady assistants. 433 S. UIIL
' Bresee Bros. Co., Undertakers
Removed to 855 S. Flgneroa st.
Lady attendant. Private ambulance.
. Telephones: Main 243. Home t>26«7.
CRR & HINES CO., Funeral Directors
' Have moved to tbelr urn bnildlnc on
Uir-.JV. li.M'or. 10th and Flower.
' - Both phowf «■•;■ I.ndy Annlntnnt.
'. VY-.-> ;;> .'■- ■ DIED. .'
VEAZIE— At the Pacific hospital, July 27,
Harry C; beloved husband of May
I Newell Veazie, and son-in-law of H. T.
"Newell,' at-d 44 years. Funeral- notice
-later. ■ -,•<..
SPECIAL NOTICES
• SHADE BURLAPS.
Five carloads of wall paper, Intended
■ for San Francisco Just received.
These goods were sold to us at quite a
discount and we are selling them lower
than we could regularly buy them for.
Dealer or consumes, now Is your chance.
This week 10 per cent discount on
Burlapc. from following prices:
76-inch (not 72) heavy material Burlap,
- 25c; red or green, EOc. No seams re-
quired; tacks. to match; 36-Inch width,
15c. Best paint $1.50; shingle stain. 75c;
opaque shades. 25c.
WALTER BROS.,
627 South Spring St
Agents American Varnish Co., Chicago.
Home 1055. Sunset Main 1055.
• < Ttoe ■ American Vibrator
Is a portable massage machine and
may be attached to any electric light
socket. Call at our office and have
a free demonstration of this health
giving beautifying; vibrator and
know. the pleasure of having a mas-
sage machine right in your, own
room. Price within the reach of all.
| 'American Vibrator Co.
- 407 O. T. Johnson Bldg.
#ara«v DR. A. POLASKY, optician of 40
IjEftß&i years' experience, has opened of-
»3s^ Ices, 342 S. B'way. 4th floor. Free
'examination; latest methods. Phone 4138.
CLEAN WATCH 50c; MAi.\HHHIN<; r.iic;
" old gold fl pwt. 451 8. MAIN.
MONEY TO LOAN
, BUKLD3RS. CONTRACTORS
» - AND PRIVATE BORROWERS
We loan sums of $1000 to $5000 at 7 per
v cent on real estate. We also make
. building loans. Prompt appraisement
made; apply to cashier.
JONES & RYDER LAND CO.,
218 West Third street.
CASH CONFIDENT ALLY LOANKD TO
salaried person* on note, without se-
- _ curlty, without employer's knowledge
J and without Indorsers; easy payments,
positively lowest rates. Hour* 10:30 to
S:3O. COMMERCIAL DISCOUNT CO..
128-€29 Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
ioNEY TO LOAN— THOMAS S WADS-
WORTH, tW & 820 Dougl.s bldg., will
■ lend money on city or county real estate.
, WONKY XO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
; Bldg. loan* our specialty. TRUE A
CLEVELAND. «07 H. W, Hellman bd.
. MONEY TO LOAN. 7 PER CENT. ON
inslds property, in sum* lo null. L
U. PRESTON. COM Lautchlln bids.
LOANS MADE TO SALARIED PEOPLE
at lowest Interest rate*. W. J. RANKIN.
room 217. Herman W. Hellman bldg.
\_ ATTORN EYB.AT.IAW ,
UAtiHLAUU AND PKObATK LAWtt A
" - *p«clalty. No lee without auccass. K.
rVMOHKY, C2l dtlm.on ■ blk. , cor. U
. and Spring. Phona «_«. Open tvenlnga.
iiIVOKCB LA WB— ADVICE FREE:" NO
fee without succe-a: prlvat*. J. U.
BMITH. ISW. 'thlrJ'»t. Kooro IM. 1
toopm . . ' .
. CONTRACTORS
bTriLDINGB CAN BE~M*AI)irATTRAC-
tive no niHittr liow cheap and Uifly;
' no matter Tho w expenslv*; let me
draw plans and you will be pleased;
;' charge* -from flO up. J, a. COOK,
room 204, 703 8. Spring. >
CHURCH „ NOTICES
CHRIST J> R". IMntPJLM,
CHORCH B^m Rtelor
Car. tlth ud ll 1 1
Fiow.f Ut| WCLCOMEJ
Sunday services at 11 n. m. and 1:w
p. m', early celebration holy com-
munion on third Sunday nnd Batnta'
Dsy ut 7:30 a. m. Strangers espe-
cially Invited. University cars pass
the door. Those desiring telenlionf
connection for "Bhnt-lns telc-Dhonc
7912. Church physician at the church
every momlnK from 8:30 to 9:30.
Services nnd medicine free to all.
Church open dally for private prayer
from la.ni, until 5 p. m. '
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH, corner
Fifth and Ollvo streetß. Robert J. Ui.t-
dctte, pastor. • Blhlo school at 9:30 a. m.
Preaching at 11:00 a. m. and' 7:45 p. m.
.Young People's meeting at 6:15 p. m.
Topic of the morning Fermon, "Strength
and Beauty." Evening, "Tho Rest of
the Year." Music under direction of
Hruce Gordon Kingsley, 'Mus. Doc.
This Is the third anniversary nf the
Temple church, and will be a dedication
service. All friends of thn Temple are
most cordially Invited to come and re-
joice with us, Hnd a special welcome
awaits tho sojourners nnd strangers In
the city, ushers will be at tht> Fifth
street entrance to direct the worshipers.
Those who desire admission must be at
the doors very punctually.
ST. PAUL'S PRO-CATHEDRAL— 523
South Olive street (near all the lead-
ing hotels), the Rev. J, J. Wilklns. D.
D., dean and rector. Services 7:30,
9:30 and 11 a. m.; 7:45 p. m. The rec-
tor will preach; Subjects: Morning,
"The Law of Progress In Religion;"
evening, "Religion on Business Prin-
ciples." We extend a hearty wel-
come to all Sorts nnd conditions of
men. Strangers will please leave
their names and addresses with the
rector or some one of the ushers.
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIEN-
tIst — Simpson auditorium. 734 South
' Hope street. Services Sunday -11 %
m. and 8 p. m.: sermon from the
Christian Science Quarterly. Sub-
ject, "Spirit." Children's Sunday
i school 9:30 a. m. Wednesday even-
ing meeting at . 8 o'clock. Heading
rooms, 610-511 Herman W. Hellman
building, Spring and Fourth streets,
open dally, Sundays execpted, from
9 a. m. to 5 p. m.
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST. SClEN-
tist, will hold the usual services
at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. at Simpson
Auditorium. 734 South Hope' street.
The lesson sermon will be from the
Christian Science Quarterly, the sub-
ject being "Spirit." The reading will
be from the. Bible, with correlative
passages from the Christian Science
textbook, "Science and Health, with
Key to the Scriptures."
PENIEL HALL, 227 SOUTH MAlli
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 as follows: 9 a.
m., men's prayer meeting; 9:45. Sab-
bath school and Bible class; 11
• o'clock, preaching; 3 p. m., hollnes.l
meeting:, evangelistic service -at
night. Rev. T. P. Ferguson. Mrs. M.
, P. Ferguson and G. B. Studd super-
intendents of the mission.
ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH! 514
W. Adams, near Figueroa street. Key.
Lewis G. 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. 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.
ST. PAUL'S PRO-CATHEDRAL. 523 S.
Olive street <near all tho leading ho-
tels); the Rev. J. J. Wilklns, D. D.,
dsan and- rector. — Services. 7:30, 9:30
and 11 a. m. ;.7:45 p. m. Young Peo-
ple's meeting;, 7 p. m. The rector will
preach. This downtown church Is for
all people of whatever name, condi-
tion or creed; the rich and the poor
meet together. Come.
BENJAMIN FAY MILLS. PERMANENT
minister of the Los Angeles Fellow-
. ship, will speak at Blanchard hall,
235 South Broadway. Sunday morning
at 11 o'clock on "The New Conscience
in Politics." Music by Alfred E.
Walper. violinist. All seats free, all
welcome. The service will be limited
to one hour in length during July
and August. , -.- .
IM M A ! 'N UEL, PRESBYTE RIA^K
. church, corner of Tenth and Figueroa
streets. Rev. Hugh K. Walker, D. D.,
pastor. Servles tomorrow at 11:00 a. m.
and 7:30 p. m. Sermon In the morning
by Rev. T. C. Horton, assistant p<*etor;
in the evening there will be a servlco of
song, with a brief address. Special
selections will be rendered by the choir.
All are cordially Invited. ■
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Hope street, near Ninth. Seats free.
Rev. William Horace Day. pastor. Rsv.
Warren F. Day, D. D., pastor emeritus.
Harry Clifford Lott. choir master.
Walter F. Skeele. organist. Morn-
Ing seivlce. 11 o'clock; evening ser-
vice, 7:45 o'clock.
REV. D. F. HOWE, PASTOR OF WEST-
lake Methodist Episcopal church, will
preach Sunday morning, 11:00 a. m., and
evening, .7:45 p. m. The public Is cordi-
ally Invited. Seats are free.
MAZDAZNAN SOCIETY — DR. OZ.
Hanlsh, Chicago, lectures Woodmen's
temple. 227 Mercantile place, 8 p. m.
Subject: "Jacob and Esau: Capital
Versus Labor." Kvervboilv Invited.
PHYSICIANS
DRT^TiTMEMULTriPE^LIXIiT^OR
all FEMALE complulnts. Positively
the safest, quickest and most reliable
methods ever perfected for the cure
of Congestions, Misplacements. Abnor-
mal, Irregular or Painful periods; Kid-
ney, Bladder and Jrethral troubles;t ai
years' special experience. Consultation
free and strictly confidential.
.Rooms 3, 4, 5. 206'^ S. BROAWAY.
BROADWAY PHYSICIANS AND BUK~
geons' association. Specialists! In the
eye, ear, nose and throat. Catarrh,
asthma and stomach troubles. Con-
sultation, examination and treatmeiir
free. Suite 300, 302. 304 Remlck
Bldg., 017 8. BROADWAY.
Eii. AMD MRS. CAKTt-K SUCC'ESS-
fuIIy treat all female diseases and Ir-
regularities; 20 years' experience; con-
sultation free. Hours, 9 a. m. to 8 p.
.in.; Sundays, 10 to 12 a. m. 204 MER-
CANTILB PLAC E, over 543 S. Spring.
DR. MAUD HOLLEY, VACU UM ~DE-
, velopment, room 6, 452ft S. Broadway,
i Alhambra bldg.
DH. TAYLOR-FEMALE SPECIALIST
and obstetrics. BKLASCO ■ THKATIiII.
Main st. ■ ■
DENTISTS
»liu_;i>'i>'_.AM' LlUMTAL CO.,
107 N. Spring st.-l'iuiiiesa extracting,
lilllnj, crown and bridge work, tlexibla
rubber plates. Pur* gold lillings, 750
up; ml other fillings, too up; cleaning
teentti. 600 up; gold crowns and brldic*
worU. $E>.UO up; cet* teeth. $5.0u up.
Also open evenings and Sunday for*-
noon*. .
FHANK BTBVriNS. 824H BO~BPr<lNa.
PATENTS AND PATENT RIGHTS
HAZAR D~~& HARPH AmT^PIOnSbK
Agcy. Citizens Nat. lik. bldfr. Book
•flea.
THUSSEB, ELASTIC HOSIERY. .MED-
Ical batteries, etc. Mutthay. 415 West nth.
PIANOS
H,\M«i iul.ll ON EABY t'AYMUNTd-
Piano* rented *t- low rate*. A. O.
UAHUNKH PIANO . HOUBM, Ltd.. Ut
Winston at. T«l. Black Kil; Horn*
• t CM. ....',
.■ OUfcINESa'.PERSONAI.B
KtCmißil I'ILLOWa HKNOVATKh~XT
ACMfc) KBA'JHEH WOHKB. 758 Man
I'edru Mt.' Tel. fcun-e! Main . ||ti«;
, Hoinu 8041. ' ;,;'_'•, . ■>, • ■ ■ . . '.
LOS / ANGELES HERALD: SATURDAY MORNINO, JULY 28, 1906.
WANTED
Help— M«l« , ,
HUMMrti. lurna. a CO.,
— KMPLOTMENT AOENTB—
A otrlrtly first-class, reliable agency.
All kinds of hHp promptly furnished.
Tour order* solicited. -
116-11*. East Second «tr««t,
, Between Main and Los Angeles st».
Largest nnd best equipped office*
•in tho Pacific count.
HUMMEL TIROS A CO, <
11C nn<l 118 V.. Sd St '_;.'
Ttlcphones— Main 809.
■_ Home 509. ,
MRN TO LRARN OARnER TRADB.
- Sltuatlnn* gunrnnteerl. Moler Sys-
tfm Collfgo. lIIR 2T>.
Help-Female
WANTED— FmBT~CT^HB"COOK AND
Kenoral housework, with refnrsnees;
throe In family; lake Colegrove car to
Hollywood, get off at Wilbur ava., bis
house on corner.
To Rent
WAN I'KU —
——ALL OWNRIW
——OK RENTAL PKOI'KRTT——
■——TO KNOW THAT WE—
——DO A RENTAL HITKINRSS
- . . . DON'T WORRT
—IF YOU WANT A TENANT—
' LIST YOUR PHOPBRTY—
WITH US
JIIIVUS .V FAIM*H,
SIR BOUTH HILL STREET.
WANTKD-TO RENT HOUSES-
HAVK PARTIES WAITING FOR
ROTH FURNISHKD AND (INFUR-
NISHKD HOUSES. CALL US ON
PIIONIS AND LIST YOUR RENTALS
DOnOB & SON.
407 Delta building.
Main R245. Home 3508.
W Mil AV K A MI M l l l3 H OK PKOPI.U
. looking? for .". or H-rnnm cottngrn,
lliKm, ••<<•.. nml nnr ilctnund In grrntrr
tlmn llu- Niipply. Why not lint ynnrw
with iiHf We rrnt otlirr prni'lrN
lii.ii-.cj.. why not ymirnf FnrulKhril
or nnfnrnlxhril.
FK«ni3l.l,-SIITTO> REALTY CO.,
71».--fl Fny IlI«Ic. ,
_ l'hon»'i«_2'4SS ;L _ '
To Purchase — Real Estate'
WANTFD— ~~~
Any lot that is a bnrKani. Have
a buyer who wants six;
will buy separate
or in bunch.
J. R..MACLINTOCK,
704 ftrant BulldlnK.
Telephone Home 7295.
_ Sunset Main 624. '
WANTED- TO BUY~FOR"TISOO"~CAS!T.
rooming house; mirst be new, within
four or five blocks of Catholic church.
Call at room 7, THE QUICK BUY AND
SELL REV ESTATE CO., 453V_ South
Spring street.
Miscellaneous
WANTKD TO BUY— KURNITURK AND
household poods. If you arc going to
sell we will pay you onn-thlrd mor»
than others. Phone us. Main 1117.
. Home 2154. COLYKAK Fi.KNi n.rit;
rn ??:' « Mulr rt.
SANITARIUMS
MRS. Mr^EME^T^S^sDTNIfARIUji^-
Massage. electric, all kinds of baths,
newly equipped with needle spray and
shower. Departments for ladlen and
gentlemen. Russian nnd Turkish
baths a specialty. Cliirpotly. mani-
curing-, sralp and facial massaare.
22SH WKST IST. Homo 3509.
baths and massage
thk-urown" "massage" "parlor"^
Fin. vapor and medical baths.
Have
You
- Tried them?
Rooms 6 and 7. 610Vfe S. SPRING. '
PALATIAL BATHS — EASTERN
trained operators. Formerly 127V6
N. Broadway; now at 12«H N.
SPRING ST/ Hours 10 to 12 p. m.
Phone, Main 14855.
ELITE BATH— ~. 7. ~
455 South Broadway.
Reopened by former operator
at 752 South Spring', room 1. .
FIRST-CLASS TREATMENT.
YOU AKE NOT HURRIED WHEN YOU
go to . 125' TEMI'CK STKEETifor bath
and- mnsiiage. 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. ■
SOMETHING NEW — TRY ELECTRIC
vibratory massage for rheumatism,
nervousness and general debility.
Vapor; baths. 450 V4 S. BROADWAY.
TUB BATHS AND MASSAGE. OPERA-
tor just arrived from the east.
Hours 10 a. m. to 10 p. ui. Room St. U7
SOUTH BfiUADWAY,. ■
"UNIQUE PARLORS" — NEW L _
opened. Suite 52, second floor Baker
• block. 342 N. MAIN ST. . Manicuring,
baths, mnssiige. ; ■ . '
SCIENTIFIC AND MAGNETIC MA3-
sage, electric blanket. Formerly at B2KV4
S. Broadway; now at *il_ S. BROAD-
WAY. room 10.'
693 S. SPRING ST. AND 217 W. 6TH.
rooms 14 and 15, bath and sclen'jnc mas-
sage; llrst class; no stgns. Tel. Broad-
way 4547- V
THIS- MITCHELL BATH PAKLOK3—
Vapor tub baths and massage, ulconoi
and oil rub.i. 218 N. MAIN til'., Kuuiu
11. Open riiiniiiiys. '
VA1 J OK BATHS, ELECTItO-MAGNETIC
treatments; rel'reshing, luvi_oi'utliit>;
sclnct patronage. bi*i A IiKU.iUU'Ai,
Room 4. Phono Home 0734.
NEWLY OPENED — SWEDISH MAS-
sasi-' treutuieuts and buth at U>J S.
HILL. Phone 3514. Formerly attendant
at .2U Franklin.
JUST OPENED-MASSA-3E, TUB AND
vapor baths. 1524 So. - Main, Room 2.
iiours 10 a. m. to 10 p. ni., dally and
Sunday. ...
ti. VAPOR. EuKOTKIC AND
tub baths, mui>naite antl chuopuay. .ui-j
Broadway, i'miiio Alain HSi. U. 8517.
BATH AND MASSAGE PARLORS^
' Swedish masseur, beyt of treatment.
<57 S. . iN ST. 12 m. to 12 p. m.
BON TON UATH'I FOR A Fiß_'l\Cl_A_i_
buth and massage Call 703V_ S UroaU-
way. rcir.i Ut. Open tiuiiJays.
YOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE A FEW
select customers tur manicuring. 707 ii.
BROADWAY. Top flat 4. ,
FOR A GOOD TUB OiI. VAI'OR BATH
und massaeo go to '738V* SOUTH
UUAND AVE. Phone (JlitiO.
321 SOUTH HILL— VAPOR AND TUB
baths, maHHage for cunls. rl.riiu misiii.,
nervousnL-HB. Open every day,. room y.
THK ONLY PALATIAL UATH AND
massage parlor, are at 12714 N. BROAD-
WAY. ■
THE ALDA UATHH HAVE KKTUHNKU
to liuuVi tt. Hpring si., room 1 Open Sun-
days. .■■•.-. . . , . ■ ■ .
SOUTHERN* BATH AND MASSAGE
parlor; experienced maaßeuse; tub baths
: a specialty. Suite 12, 444 S. SPRING ST.
ELECTRIC TItEATiIENT~AND~A£cb"-
hol rubbing, 61314 8. SPRING, room 1. ■
FOR A GOOD MASSAGE CALL 'AT 6VJ>A
H. .SPRING ST., loom 3.
BATHS- 3ltt W. TKSdPLU _T.. UOOM _
t'hoiiM Hnm<» MOg.
DRESSMAKING
r-fl.&O per yard. VVa have 18 piece* (400
■ yards) of 66-ln. tailor's cloth ■ which wo
lire selling at cost — 11.50 per yard, worth
12150. Remember we are a tailoring es-
tablishment, not a dry goods store.
WENNING & CO., THllnrs. ' . ■
. Suite f.r,-57, 414 Hmith Broadway,'
Parinalee-Dnhrrnann Hlrtg. ■■ •■- •>-■
Society notices ■,
HIHKKAL C LTnir^TONIUHT, ""■' 611
v lw-iiaiiwiiy. ."Jenun OhrUt, From Uie
rlHUdpulllt 1 of ft, Jew," l,y Rabbi H.
In-lit. Admission lieu.
FOR RENT
_'-•'■'• \ P!at» .
FOR $U MONTTILY YOU CAN KENT
furnished compl*t« t nlc» sunny out*
side rooms; electricity; gas r«nsr»v hot
wst«T, phone; ol<t«« In; at 1020 WIO3T
cor/roN st.. ioos «nd ion east
NINTH BT.. 1028 al«O 1183 and 1141
W. FIRST, BT. • »
MOptORN PLATH—WATBU FRBB—
$10—8 room*. SO4 N. Fremont.
10-i-S rooms. 384 B. Fl(ru«rn<i,
i 19.50 — 3 rooms: 221 N. Flßueroa.
12—8 room*. 212 N. Fremont.
l«— 8 rooms, 1011 B. »th; furnished.
! 14—8 rooms, t.Oi NTFremont: fur
14—8 rooms. 91H N. Fremont; fur.
14~s rooms. 874 fl. Flfcueroa; fur.
$H — S rooms. 101 AH Diamond.
$H— 2 rooms. 1141 W. First.
$17—8 rooms. IJSB W. First! fuf.
lilt— 3 rooms. 222 N. Fremont; fuf.
TO LRT RTOnES-H
$125-7(11 West Seventh St.
$20-1001 Knst Ninth »t.
$20—1030 West First St.
T. WTKPRNDANOKTt,
812 Merchants Trust Bids;.
Flats— Furnished
FOR $12 YOU CAN hKNT NKW FUKN-
Ish.d $ rooms, saa rnhge, bath, phona
113!! (inri 1141 West First utreet; healthy,
tlgli'ly location, on car line. ■
Houses
FOR*nKNT-HOUBKB- "
$14.00— Four-room dwelling, 1011 Gnnahl
street, or will sell for $11100; terms *16
cash, Jl« per month.
$J2.no-1110 West Second street ; five-
room cotlaße, one year lease.
J3s.rt)-Nlne-ji;oom house 217 South
Bpaudry avenue; one year laase.
}30 00— Nine-room dwrlllne. N. \V. cor-
■ ner Twenty-third and Toberman.
ALLISON BARLOW.
Room 120. 217 South Broadway.
Telephones 409
FOR RENT-MOVE RIGHT IN—
$14—4 rooms. 1517 Pnlomarrs (26th).
$11—3 rooms, 15C6 Palomares. E. 26th.
$16— 5 rooms, 155f> Pnlomarps, corner 26th.
. $14—6 rooms. 1629 Kast 26th.
$IS— O rooms. IE.S2 East Adams.
Keys at 153.S East Adams. ,
SIDDALL,_2O7_Copp Bldg.^
Houses — Furnished
FOR RENT — FURNISHED 6-ROOM
modern coitage; piano, machine, el«c-
trlelty. gas, $J5. 1006 BARTLETT ST
References. - ______
, Rooms — Furnished
FOR $12 YOU CAN RENT NEW FURN-
lsl*eo 3 rnrms. gas range, bath, phone.
118? nnc 1141 West First street; healthy,
slgh/ly !oi-Hlion. on car line.
THE ROANOKE. AT-«AN PEDRO AND
Seventh; newly furnished and clean, up-
to-date rooms by day, week or month.
720 W. SEVENTh"_TnGLE OR HOUSE-
keeplng rooms. Clean and new, at
reasonable rales.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
rentals on $2500 to $Io,OUO Invested in in-
come cqttag<- East Adams Industrial
tract. »
SIDDALL RE..LTY CO..
■ 207 Copp building.
JUST LIKE BANKING— ANY OBDEKS
for., decorating or house painting en-
trusted lo our care will relieve | you of
much anxiety. Try us. Work and prlco*
guaranteed. Pure oil- and lead. WAL-
TEK UKOS.. 627 S. Spring at.
MIDDLE AGED GENTLEMAN WANTS
lady part: er; good paying business,
with view to matrimony. ■ BOX 192,
Herald. ; .
FOR SALE-LUNCH ROOM FOR SALE
very cheap. 9 Pier avenue, Ocean Park,
li Cal. - ; • :
LAUNDRY . FOR SALE— SEE MAN-
ager at office. 2021 WEST 7TH.
PALMISTS ;.- AND. MEDIUMS \
OFFTcIHiairsrSPRING^ " "" ' .
MRS. J. JTWHITNEY
of San Francisco,
Clairvoyant, trance, business
medium
and life reader.
Communication with spirit friends.
Advice given on all affairs of life.
Office 415% S. SPRING.
DR. GREEN. CLAIRVOYANT. BUril-
ness medium, gives life readings this
week, 00c. Circles Tuesday. Thursday
: evgs., 25c. Room 16. 11914 S. SPRINU.
MADAME DKLANE. CLAIRVOYANT—
10 a. m.' to 8 p. m. Alhambra Bldg.,
452% 3. BROADWAY.
Ultb. 'HAHK-K. RELIABLE P.ALMI3T
and rlalivoy^nt. 444 8 Spring: room t.
TRANSFER AND STORAGE
OjLKJ-AK WAREHOIISJ- CO..
416-417-419 San Pedro St.
Main office 3^4 South Main. I
Phones Main 1117, Home 2154. New and
absolutely fire proof storage; private
lacked rooms for bric-a-brac. ;>lano*.
fine furniture, etc. Trunks, boxes, etc.,
stored. 3>c to SOc per month. W« solicit
ynnr patronage,
* FOR SALE
Houses .
SEVEN-RobM~BUNGAI_OW.
•4730 JM7.-.0 . $4730 $4750
One of thj most attractive 'homes
In the city and attractive In an orig-
inal way. Constructed on artistic
lines throughout. ■■ Embodies .every
modern convenience and comfort.
Splendid living; room 15x18 ft.; beam-
oil ctiling-; paneled walls; wooden
frieze; dun with cosy built-in scats;
prestsed brick mantel; timbered cell-
Ing; gas log. Walls hand painted In
011 by an artist of prominence. ' Din-
ing room with old gold brick mantel;
■wooden frl<-zo; beamed celling; at-
tractive plate rail. Beautiful bed
room finished In soft dainty colorß.
Two rooms, hung with ! imported
hangings; modern pass pantry; bath
room. You can realize a substantial
Increase in value on this home lira
very fow months.
ALTHOL'SE BROS..
Members I_ A. Realty Board,
234 Laughlln Bldfc-
Main 263. ' Homo Ex. 263.,
$050 .
' If you are going to build and want
. to see the plans of the best arranged
six-room cottage In this city, come
and look at the one we offer to build
for only $1250.. It contains all the
features that go to make a neat, cozy
little home; la strictly modern In
every respect. .. . -
We don't say we will give you
■ everything Imaginable, but wm. do say
, we will give yo U a good, substantial,
-, well-built and honest Job, with tlrst-
class materials, and workmanship.
Isn't that enough?
Elmcf ';£.," Rnckcr
321 Byrne' Building. ,
Phones iromt 1644. Main 37.
FOR SALE— • • . . ~
11900 buys 6-room house; lot 82x175;
Avenue Twenty, Bast Los .■ Angeles.
within call suitable for railroad man'
smalL payment down, balance to suit
puicrraser; lot alone worth the money
taOOOibuys 7-room house, Kast 24th st,:
terms. $1800 buys U-rooin cottace; Slut)
down, balance Ilka rent. $1700 buys a
4-room bungalow, modern. Pico Height*
way; J.w» down, balance like rent >
J. A.'MORLAN & C0.,,
EO3 Fay bulldlpg. :
EABY PAYMENTS-GO AND BKB THIS
1229 Ea»t Thirty-fifth *t., new. modern
.. [-room -cottago; small cash payment
balance like rent; key next door. BEN
- WHITE, 804 Bryson block. . . f.
TWENTY COTTAOUS. BAST -ADAMS
tract. $100 down. $17 monthly. ■ SID-
; PALL. SIS B. Broadway. . • ,
FOR .ALE
Houses
Don't Par Ton Mnoh for a Home
Our houses are honest In pries and
construction. \
We contrnctfld for 800.000 feet of
lumber before th« raise nnd are figur-
ing at the old prices. This pront Is
your* while this material lasts. Let
us prove this assertion to you by
figuring your plans, or we will draw
plans to salt you and build strictly
In accordance with them. Otir work
ippflks for Hsnlf. See u« thl« week.
Cosh or terms. '
WKSTERH RUIMHNG CO.,
408 Chamber of Commerc*.
I'hones:
Home »SO.
Broadway 8891.
THE BEST BARGAIN IN A NEAT,
modern, centrally located horn* In the
smith ->trt of the city. Modern 6-rnom
cottage: cove ceilings, tinted wall*,
porcelain bath, gas and electricity, gas
grate, combination fixtures; (line new
?ns stove; pretty shade trees, .lawn,
lowers In profusion; barn In rear. - ~
This 3treet attracted the attention of
the Times artist a few week* ago, and
whs held as an example of beautiful
homes lor people of moderate menus; }»
minutes to First and Spring. Prlc> JJSOO.
T.-L. O'BRIEN. "', .1
Jefferson and Main.
Sou'.h 2276. Hnmg 25333,
FOR SALE- ~. " ■' - \
Only lax) ensh and $20 per month, In-
cluding Interest; close-In 6-room cot-
tages, from JIU6O to $2^00; Just com-
pleted nnd have nil the. convenience* of
a $3100 cottage; cove ceilings, tinted
walls, porcelain baths and toilets, buf-
fets, gas and electricity. The monthly
InKtHllinentH ■ being what the houses
should rendlly rrnt for and 'at tho
above prices affords an unusual oppor-
tunity to purchase a home nt an Invest-
mtnt price. ■ .
SOLE AGENTS,
JONES & RVDER LAND CO.,
218 W. Third street.
FOR SALE-
7-room. IH-story, on lot 60x158;
flowers, garden, chicken pens.etc. ' ..'
Fine view of ocean and moun- ■
tains; price $2375; $700 cash and
$20 per month.
E. G. DEVENS,
S3? Laughlln Bldg., 315 S. Broadway.
y ■ —_-____»
FOR SAtE— I HAVE A FEW CHOICE
lots in the southwest at company's
original prices on which purchaser
will mako at least 100 per cent In less
than a year. These are large, fine
building sites. $50 to $400 cash, with
easy monthly payments of from $10
to $20. Prices range from $450 up.
See B. F. GRAY, 521 Stimson Bldg.,
3d and Spring. Home 6715. Make
mo SHOW you.
FOR SALE—
Nice cottage on West 28th St., and oth<)r
property in that vicinity, on easy terms.
Furnished house for rent on West 28th
st, $50 per month. ' •: -■
FRED L. SEXTON,
Room 508 Mason building.
FOR SALB- ~ '
S-roorn house on Eastlake ave., mod-
ern In every»way, good locality, $2S0O;
- lot 60x346. '
6-room ■ house, near Maple ave. and
Jefferson St., modern; easy terms; $2600.
THOS. J. HAMPTON.
119 South Broadway.
FOR SALE— MODERN 8-ROOM HOUSE
on Magnolia, near Adams: lot 50x135;
must sell at once, so it is very cheap
at SM«.-,o with only $1650 cash, balance
$45 per month.- Thin won't taut, so
speak quick. B. F. CRAY. 521 Stim-
son Bldg. Home 6718. •'
1562 EAST «DAMB. 6 ROOMS. MODERIi!
$2700. $100 cash.
' . | City Lots and Lands
FOR SALE— .-. • -'. ' ~ i .■. ■ ,..-■
' (•> .; - . . ' ; free} :•' ■ ..... ■. ■'
excursions . ' :
— to—
,-■: ."■.', -, ;,. . BOLLYWOOD
Every day — every hour-
Seventy 60-ft. residence lots.
■ Facing on Gower. Acacia and Gor-
don ave. The most choice and select
property offered in that . beautiful
city fcr (he money. It Is closest to
the business center, including | mod-
ern improvements; 5-ft. cement
walks, cement curbs, streets graded,
■water piped and a parkway to be
planted in ornamental trees between'
curbs and- walks. There are only 70
lots, left — so do not delay.
; , : oun price
■""'.' '»330 to SOSU. ■.':■«
On easy payments and 60 per cent
cheaper than any similar property.
Call at our office for tickets and
I maps ajid all information. '
Our office open next
SUNDAY
AIK day to issue • free tickets. •*
Bring your friends and family out
and compare our prices with those of
other tracts. • ■ ■-.
. -. .see.. " ';•■::!
. ' »;nim:u & Hamilton,. ' -
' 2_.'i Weit Second St. : .''
FOR SALE—
-IN THE— i
ROBERT MARSH & CO.'S COTTAGE
HOME TRACT ON THE NEW EAGLE
ROCK CAR LINE AND ADJOINING
THE NEW HUNTINGTON CAR AND
REPAIR SHOPS.
■ 2 LOTS~4*o"xlOO.
•ISOO EACH;
PART CASH, "BALANCE $10 PER
MONTH. ADDRESS OWNER.
BOX 181. HERALD.
FOR SALE- _
' FORCED SALE
' ' : BARGAIN NEAR
HOLLYWOOD. '
TWO BLOCKS TO CAR."
- CURB. WALK AND
',*; • i STREET WORK- IN.
WATER PIPED TO LOT.
PRICE $425.
: WORTH $525. , '
WANT $176 CASH AND $10 PER
{/'>.,', -. MONTH. .
MUST SELL THIS WEEK.
SEE OWNER.
' 821 STIMSON BLDG.
■ i i - >
FOR SALE-TWO BEAUTIFUL LOTS
In the west side,- IXOxl5O feat; elegant
homes all round; lot* high and level;
good restriction*; will sacrifice this
week for fi.M; on payment*. ■'•'■ 1
LEAHY & BON,
223 Mercantile place.
FOR SALE-I HAVE A FEW CHOICH
- lots- In the- southwest at company's
original prices on . which purchaser will
make at least 100 per cent in leu than
a year. The«a are large, fine building
sites. $50 to $400 cash, with easy month-
1 ly. payments of from $10 to 134. Prices
. range from $150 up. See B. F. GRAY, 621
Stimson Bldg., 8d and Bprlng. ■ Horn*
FOR BALE-$5OOO REQUIRED IN REAL
, estata syndicate- tliat chould.pay inor*
than 250 per cent pj'oAt In 18 month*. .<
ROBKHTB LAND v COMPANY. - o '
, 217 Citizen* National Bank building,
. S. W. corner, ThUd and Main.
July Registration Now In Progress
Dsy And Rvenlng Besslons.
Abundant Teaching Force. Dls-
tlnctlv* College Dulidlng. Mod-
ern Methods. - Call, Write.
Phone.
809 ,S. Hill St.
ItOMB }BKO. MAIN 2905.
Now located In
NJiW BUILDING •
Largest and finest In the Southwest.
> , FIKTII-STttlgMT-nV-TIHi-rAnK
7g^»ra^ln... C0"... In
A*_i^^ to* Angelas.
far 853-5-7 W. 7th at.
•~_— hovTuenn c/ii/fo/f/v/A —_->•"'
AA/O CPAHAM SCHOOLO/'SHOft7MA/YDj )
91* J OltANtl AV/t. toj ANOtLSi. CAL.
jffiPanmafliy-^ Money Wanted
SpSBBf ■ $750.00
"^JilMw3_sr On firBt mortgage
•Blii'T'm notfl Just ma do on
■ W View'6-rootn bunga-
low In brooklyu Hts. Title guaranteed
by .Title Guarantee & Trust Co.. 3 years,
7 per cent net, interest payable quar-
terly. Absolutely seoured on property
worth more than twice the amount and
In advancing neighborhood.
EDWIJV AI.IIKRSONV
201-203 Lnughlln Bldg.
FOR SALE
' Suburban Property -
INGLGWOOD
LOT 23. BLOCK 211, BAST SIDE
MARKET. BETWEEN REGENT AND
QUEEN. .THIS 13 A SNAP AT ONLY
$250.' CALL ON OR ADDRESS 7 /'.
'' E. 'A.'SPAI/LDING, . '.'.'■ .
IKGLEWOOD, CAL.
ACRES J275 — ONLY 30 MINUTES FROAI
Ist and Main, in the very heart of beau-
tiful San Gabriel valley; two car lines;
finest land; abundance of water free to
. holders of land. This Is positively with-
out an equal for a home or Investment.
Residence lots in vicinity sell for $2000
per lot. THE GREATER LOS ANGE-
LES PEALTY ! CO., 433 Huntlngton
building. ■ . ■ .■..'".
EAQ L B ,R OC K '; '
■ Los •Angeles' finest suburb; it ' sur-
passes even Hollywood; 'lots $300, and
acre lots $400 up. - See - .-''■:.
WALKER & CLARK. _
Special agents at Eagle Rock. : , w ■.
FOR SALE— AN ALTADENA" BUNGA-
Iow of 8 rooms, with modern conven-
iences; grounds occupy about 3 acres,
In assorted fruits. Mowers and Hhrub-
■ bery; near line and. handsome
homes. Special • aacrlMce price $7000.
1,. H. PRATT, .608 Laughlln Bldg.
"Authority on Altadena."
;■■ ■ Country Property
: FOR SALE CHEAP. '
23 ACRES OF GOOD FARM LAND
ON SANTA ANA ELECTRIC CAR
LINE. 'OWNER MUST SEl__-. A
SNAP AT $1600. WE HAVE SEV-
5 ERAL OTHER EXTRA GOOD BUYS
IN THAT LOCALITY. COME IN AND
LET US PROVE IT TO YOU.
IBBETSON-JOHNSON CO..
312 Trust Bldg.
' • Second and Spring. -
:.:■■;■ • .. - -;. , . -
-.■■.■'■; ■ : ■■ ■- i ■
FOR SALE— .. ■ -. . -, ', ' / '
' HEMET 10-ACRE! TRACTS!! '' ■
i Send for booklet describing lands
in Riverside t'ounty, under a splendid
water system, where you can raise
enough, potatoes the first year to pay
for N your land; also unsurpassed for
oranges. 1.. M. PRATT, Agent Unmet
Land Co.. 608 Laughlln Bldg.
FOH SALE — .' .. v .\. ,
.The best, alfalfa and fruit /land In
the state, on easy terms. \ If you will
Improve wilt give you your own time
to pay for it: prices from $16 to $40
per acre. ■ Come In and /see u* or
write for" particulars. -. ,
W. H. TOWNSEND. Colonization.'
Room 210. 702 South Spring: St.. ,
■*■ Ijob Angeles. Cat. ■■■•■,'■
Business Property/;
BUSINESS PROPERTY ON SOUTH
side of East Eighth street, $120 per front
foot; adjoining property sold for $130 per
foot; two --cottages rented on It.
THOMAS J. . HAMPTON, 119 S. Broad-
way. ' . ' ■ ■ ' ■
Beach > Property— Venice '.
A FIVE-ROOM HOUSE WITH LARGE
room in rear; lot 30x88; close to ocean;
south front; price $1500; owner will con-
sider trade. This is ■an ideal . beach
home. See LEWIS. E. BRADT. manr
ager of Land Department, Abbot Kln-
■ ney Co., 29 Windward avenue. ' »
Live Stock — -Horses, Mules,, Cattle
A GOOD; FOUR-YEAH-OLD : HORSE;
good lv lumber yard and truck wagon
use. Call at 717 JACKSON ST., Los
A n ;eles. ' ' -. ' ■ , ■ ■■ •
. . Miscellaneous
FOR BALE— AN ELEGANT ■ TUNED
upright piano. \ Address BOX 70, Her-
: aid office.
FOR BALK— NEW AND riLXUMJ-
hand bllllaid and pool tables; bar fix-
tures of all kind*; easy payment*.
Send for catalogue.' THK BRUNH-
WICK-BAI..KE-COLLENDER CO.. 831
West Third »treet. Lo* Angele*.
: - .FOR EXCHANGE v V,
,V'VA'V»!.' . R««l;Eitat*iV !
FOR EXCHANGE-! 1-3 ACRES AT GAR-
dena, new 6-room house, barn, brooders,
I incubators, alfalfa, gum grove, plenty
i water; all fenced; uou to 700 chicken*,
; cow, etc., $2100. ... - - . , , ir ,
. - 40, acres alfalfa, near Monata, , lursn
'ihouee. barn, deep! well, pumping plant.
. hones, < cows, chicken*, vu\,, Ill.EoO; will
, exchange i for city houses and lot* of
' equal value; no , Incumbi mice. AT K I Nd
■& HACJIN, 322, Giant Bid*. JMtttn til 18,
;l Hom* 377«. ' . i\y . >
BABOON LEAPS
FROM THE STAGE
ACT AT THE ORPHEUM NOT ON
1c ;'* PROGRAM
Animal Springs Into a Box and Thair
to the Pit, and His Visit Cre.
ates Something Akin
to a Panic
"Nlggpr," the big baboon which act!
aft watchdog over the monkeys of Ma«
full's nnlmnl act at the Orpheum (this
week, lnsi evening took advantflge of a
loose pcrew which was supposed to
hold him to the floor, and escaped from
tha Rtage.
The animal ran about In the audience
and created ftomethlng akin to a panic.
After he hnd Batlifled himself that life
among the audience was not all that
he had expected, the baboon ran back
upon the sin go.
Most of the women '.ln the first six
rows of the house laughed at the ani
mal as it leaped from seat to seat,
chattering animatedly. The men, how
ever, reached for their hats and severnl
made hurried exits without waiting for
a door check.
.The sixth row was as. far back as th*
monkey got, for when he arrived that
far from his home on the stage he be
came frightened and hopped bacK
among the familiar surroundings ' as
quickly as possible. , . ,
Before going down Into the house th«
baboon climbed almost to the top of
the proscenium, then went through tha
right hand stage box and Into the body
of the house.
"Nigger" Is Good Matured
Mr. Macart. the' owner and trainer of
the animal, said: : - . * '
• "Nigger has escaped from the stage
Into the audience on several occasions.
The first time was at the Hippodrome
In London, when he roamed all. around
the house and, only returned to the
stage when he was tired. As he passed
them, women In the audience patted
him and he turned around and laughed
at them, monkey fashion. The men in
the audience were more frightened than
the women on that occasion also. It Is
a singular thing .that -in such a casn
women always have- more nerve than
men. • ■ , ; ' '..'■-' •
" 'Nigger' has the disposition ' of ' a
lamb and anyone can take him and pet
him. .. The stage hands have made
friends with him and they can handle
him without the . slightest danger ■to
themselves. He is one of the most
peaceable monkeys I ever had, and I
am certain that he would harm no one.
However, for the rest of our engage
ment here I shall see that he is chained
to the floor more securely than he. was
last night." | . • .
Root Wined and Dined
By Associated Press.
RIO DE JANEIRO, j July 27.—Secre
tary Root was given a banquet this
evening by thirty of the most prominent
men of all parties. •.. . .< :
After the dinner Mr. Root attended a
reception at the president's pallce,
which was a brilliant affair... The palace
and gardens were decorated with royal
splendor. . There were the most friend
ly ■ manifestations toward the United
States on all sides. •■ .; . ■ :'V
, . Buck Kant Excursion*
The Santa Fe will make the following
cheap excursion rates to eastern citius
on August 7, 8 and 9:
Chicago and back $72.50 ;i; i
St. Louis and back 67.50 '
Denver and back 65.00 •
Kansas City and back - 60.00
St. Paul and back. 70.00 ■
Minneapolis and back.. 70.00
Omaha and back GO.OO',
New York and back 108.50
Boston and back 109.50'
Memphis and back . .' 67.50
These excursion tickets are; good on
the California Limited and a stop 'can
be made, to visit the -Grand Canyon on
either the going or return trip. They
are limited to October 31 for the return
trip. • v - • <n .■■ • . ■.. ■
Ask. Mr. McOee at No. 334 S. Spring
street it you desire more details, and
make your sleeping car reservations
early. -..• ''. ■ ■ ■ ■■.■•■.:■•■•,•
Bank Open Tonight
The : Consolidated Bank of Los An
geles, •■' 124 Souths Broadway, -, In the
Chamber of Commerce building, will be
open tonight, as usual, to accommodate
the public in' general and Its old pat
rons. Four per cent interest paid on
savings deposits. ■
Flber-GrnM null Musket Suit Cases
$2.50 to $5.00, In our leather goods de
partment.. Good things for the beach or
mountain trips. Sanborn. Vail & Co..
257 S" Broadway. \ ■ -
FOR EXCHANGE
Real Estate
. McDonald & stott. ~*
109 to 317 Lankershiro Building;.-
'. ;•• TO BUY. ■ -.. ■'■■ ■ J ,■-:<■
- Owners and dealers in real estat*
I who have properties for sale or ex-
chanße will find It decidedly to their
i advantage to coma In and have a talk:
with us. ,
' Wo ■ can handle property located in _
any *art of the United States. East-
ern property a specialty. >Wa '
.We) have the best trader In th"»
United -States; It means . dollars to -
you to make his acquaintance.
W« will give you quick action andr
' bonest treatment whether you are a . ,
buyer or seller. Come In and see u*.
McDonald &, stott.
Entrance 812 Lankershlm Bids.
Home Phono 474d. , . - - . •;•■
Bunset Main Ml /
FOR EXCHANGE- ••■..' 5 _ '
Nearly new, 9-room house, 'West 37th-
,»t. ; value $7500; furnished; and valuable .
lease of large store on South Broadway.- .
with good j business, $10,000 (or lease I :
alone $7000). For good ranch within 12
miles of city on electric car line, about.
same value. For full .particulars sea •■\ .'-
FOOTE REALTY COMPANY,
718-719 O.T. Johnson Bldg. .-•.-. l ,
BEN/WHITE;; '
Will Exchange"::
- / your properly; Immense bargain*; ap- : ,
ply at once. Satisfaction and qulcH .. ;
lefuits. Mombfr Realty.Board.-304-i ■ .'
BRYSON BLOCK. 2d and Bprlng <t_-
FOR EXCHANGE— BEAUTIFUL, MOD- !
tin. cstlake home; 9' large rooms;
hardwood floor*. ■ furnace, up-tp-date
'plumbing; '■ large lot; one block from
Westlake park; price $12,500; will take
vacant lots In city or suburban acreana ■
In San Gabriel, Glendale or Cahuenca
valleys from ftiOOO to $9000 In value; bal-
ance - cash' or mortnaß*. CU AS. 8, ■ .
MANN. <tt& W. Fourth Bt. Both phones..
■^j^Lt3AL^OTICIEB^^
j Notice to Creditors , , u ,'.' ■-,",,
Estate Of Charles H. Dawson,' deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, ■-
administratrix of the estate of Charles H-
Dawson, deceased, to the creditors. of, 4 ,
and all persons having claims against the
said ■ deceased, to< exhibit .the same with I
the necessary l -vouchers, within four
months after the first publication of this
notice to the said administratrix of said'
estate,' at room 413 In -the lI. >W. Hellman
bulldlnK. northeast corner of Fourth and S'j
Spring street*. In tha City of Los AngeUtt.
State of 'California, 'the same >belng the
place for the transaction of the bueineKU
of said estate. ■ r ■ • .-. '
x.ated this 28th day of July, A. D. 1906. ■
MAKOARBT DAWSON, : .
, 7-28 8-1.11-18 it .Administratrix.

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