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THE WEATHER
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Minimum temperature, tin.
Weather Condition*
T»?nrf An ** le *" Falr Friday >- light west
MARRIAGEJ.ICENSES
AtKtNBON.HJKRTQUrST — George
Atkinson, agfid 3», a native of Cali-
fornia and resident of Los Angelew;
nn,l n-,ia HJfrtqulst, awed 30, a nn-
tlve of Sweden and resident of Loa
Allßclt-s,
imiCKH-KANDLGR — Alois Brlcke.
K< Yl 23< n P Rtlvo ot Oertnnny and
irsldont of lx)s Angeles; and Rmllle
Kandlpr, ag?d 24, a natlvo of Oer-
-,njnny and resident of Ixis Angeles.
IMVIDSON-KAWKKS— Herman Davld-
«on. ngpd 23, a native of Germany and
resident of l/)s Ansetes; and Grace
I'Hwken, Rgcd 19, a nntlro of lowa
Hnd resident of lx>s Angeles.
SCOTT-Il ton— Kdward Bcott, aged 32, a
native of China and resident of Los
Ana-meg; nnd Neva Rich, aged 26, a
native of Kansas and resident nt Los
Angpleit; , *
LYNOH-WELLPOTT — Clarence T^ynch.
aged 24, a native of Illinois nnd rosl-
clent of tos AngQlcn; nnd Anna Well-
pott, iigod 24, 11 natlvo of Germany
niirl rcHidcnt of Ijos Angelce.
MUNHOI3-HCHNBir>ER^-olcn Munroc,
nged 2», a nutlvo of Now York and
resident of Pasadena; and Nelllle
Schneider, aged 30. a native of Call-
fornlß nnd resident of Pasadena.
BAYLOR-JOHNSTbN — John O. Baylor,
aged 32, a native of Texas and resi-
dent of Clifton; and Marie J. John-
nton, nged 28. a native of California
anil resident of Clifton.
GARNKR-GAUSS— Ben.iamln F. Garner,
aged 34, a natlvo of Tennessne and
resident of Los Angeles; and Ida
Qhuhb, Ry:ed 24, a atlve of Missouri
anil rrsldfiit of 'Los Anßeles.
BORUFF-LHFFMANN — Delbert Boruff,
nged 3.1, a natlvo of Illinois and resi-
dent of Los Angeles; and Lena C.
l<offnian, nircil 26, a. natlvo of Kansas
' anil resident of Log Angeleff.
HALTER-LEWIS— George C. Halter,
aged 89, a natlvo of lowa and resident
of Los Angeles; nnd Ella M. Lowls,
ugori 38, a natlvo of lowa and resident
of lajs Anßeles.
BODK-DOMINGUKZ — Kdward Bode,
aged 44, 11 native of Indiana and resl-
. dent of Los Angeles; and SuMo Doin-
inguez, aged 2S. a native ot California
and resident of Los Angeles.
GRIFFITH-NOBLES — John C. Griffith,
aged 22, a native of Kansas and resi-
- dent of Los Aiircloh: and Ora Nobles,
jiR-od 26, a native of Texas and resi-
dent of Lankershim.
KING-HIIEGEL— William W. Klnsr.
ngrcd :iii. a native of Los Angeles and
resident of Pennsylvania: and Julia
O. Huogcl, aged 36. a native of Michi-
gan and resident of Los Angeles.
GOODWIN-VAN MUST— Luther Goon-
win, aged 26. a nativo of Texas and
resident of Los Angeles; and Pearl
'. Van Nest, aged 19. a natlvo of Illinois
and rc-sldcnt of Los Angeles.
WILSON-PARKER — 'Gilbert Wilson,
nged 25. a nativo of Missouri and
resident of Los Angeles; a nd Ida Par-
ker, aged 22. a natlvo of California
iinrt resident of Los Angeles.
SK ARSTEN-DRAGESSET— NeIs Skarst-
tati, aged 27. 11 nativo of Norway and
resident of Pasadena; and Ohanna
I>ragesnfit. aged 20. a native of Nor-
way and resident of Pasadona.
ROBERTSON-KRATS5 — John M. Rob-
ertson, aged 48. a native of Now York
- and resident of Ash Fork; and Bar-
bara Krutz, aged 38. a native of Ger-
. many and resident of Los Angeles.'
KROOKINS-WILSON ' — George W.
TSruokins, aged BG. a nntlvo of New-
York nnd resident ot Los Angeles;
and Emma WilHon, aged 38, a native
of Pennsylvania and resident of Los
Angeles.
HAYUS-BLOCKTON — Samuel Hayes,
nged 40, a native of Texas and resi-
dent ot Los Angeles: and Lillian
Blockton, aged 35. a natlvo of Massa-
chusetts and resident of Los Angeles.
MOSHER-HOOPF.R — Petor Mosher, aged
86, a native of New. Jersey and rcsi-
dfiit of Loa ' Angeles; and Kathern
Hooper, aged 30. a native ot Ohio and
resident of Los AnKules.
ULRDSOK-OAGE — Nelson Blcdsoe, Jr..
• ngert 30, a natlvo of California' and
resident of Bisbee; and Harriet Gage.
aged 30. a native of New York and
resident of Los Angeles.
K KMMERER-AMES — Fred Kemraerer,
nged 26. a native of Pennsylvania aud
resident of Los Angeles; and Etta M.
Ames, aged 22. a native of Nebraska
and resident of Vlneland.
DEATHS
BOWlE— Catherine, aged 74 years, T.75C
Alumeda street, ulceratlou of the
Htomnch.
CONSTANT — Main-ice, aged 10 years,
Children's hospltu.l. heart disease.
JIILL— C. 8.. aged 63 years. 1411 W. Four-
teenth street, phthisis pulmonalls.
BIRTHS .
LAWRENCE-Charles C. and wife, CO9 IS.
Pico street, a boy.
HANSEN-Oscar H. and wife, 831 E.
Sixth street, a boy.
Peck & CUase Co.; undertakers nnd
embalmers; lady assistants. 433 S. Hill.
Tel. Main 61.
Bresee Bros. Co., Undertakers
Uenioved to 855 S. Flgueroa st.
Lady attendant. Private ambulance.
Telephones: Main 243. Home E2657.
CRR & HINES CO.. funeral Directors
Have moved <o their am bulldlnK oa
(be N. E. cor. lOtb and Kluwer. .
Doth phonra Or,. l.ndy Annlatant.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
fi'Oß SALW-BEAC'HJLOTSr GREATEST
money maker of all real estate invest-
ments. Now is your chance to buy your
beach property while the prices are low
and^the beach' is in its Infancy. By
doing this you have the advantage of
the low prices and are bound to make
on the advance. See why our prices «ro
low and then you will be bound to buy.
Present prices are $25 to {75, $2.50 or
10 per cent down of the purchase and
a dollar a week on each lot. Three lots
remain on the ocean front. Don't pro-
crastinate. Fortune knocks ut your
door. These prices advance Monday,
August 13. La Piaya Beach Co., Inc.,
31S-31U Douglas , Bldg.. city.
LAUNDRY FOIt SALE— SEE MAN-
qger nt office. 2031 WT!ST 7TH.
PERSONALS
WANTED-ADDBESS OP ALBERT M.
Kddy. who last year lived at 17UB East
15th st. Leave address ut Herald busi-
ness office. •
r ■ ' ■ , —
:; :' Z-: . TTORI> 'P. Y - S !:^. T<LAW
MAKKIAUU ANO i'ltuiiAiK UWt) A
specially. No l9» without success. £2.
V. MOItKY, (21 Btinmon blk., cor. M
and Spring. Phono 6718. Open evenings.
131VOHCE LAWS— ADVICE PKEE: NO
fee without success; private. J. H.
BMITH. 122 W Third st.. Uoom It* I
10 6 n m
' '■: :
SPECIAL NOTICES
i^'b-nrArp6L^3Uy7^ticiu,rsfTo
fiSSti y»*-** "xnerlence, has opened of-
\s£S^ llcea. ,143 8. H'way. 4th floor. Vrvo
examine on; luteut methods. I'liono 4138.
CLEAN WATCH. BOo; Main Springs, 6O0;
warranted: old gold II pwt. 451 B. MAIN.
PERBONALB *
sTl2av h"c 1 t v^roDAvTßia turnl no
next week. , Write to A. It. C. \V., curu
Bt. Franciii hotel, Bud Francisco. ,
WANTED
__"•-'■' Help-^MaH : -
i-IUALWiSI. I'ltuH. » CO.. ~ ~
— BMPtX>TMKNT AORNTS—
A ttrlctly flrit-ela**, reliable ««ency.
All k;nds of help eromptlr furnished.
Tour order* oollcfted.
im-in East Second «tr««t,
Betwern Mnln nnd I<on Anyeles wt*.
Lnrgpst nnd best equipped office*
on the Pnclflc coa*t.
MUMMRL BROS * CO,
111 and 118 R Id Bt
Telephonen— Main B0».
Hutllt SOI.
WAITED-PARTIES WHO FIND THAT
they cannot get rich on a wilftry to
try 11 nnnll Investment on bench lot».
Prices $28 to ITS, $2.60 down, and a dol-
Inr a week on each lot. Them lots nre
within M square of the hotel and one
nquaro of the ocean. Do not miss It,
but Investigate at once. Chances to
tlouMo your money within W> days. I/A
PLATA nRACII CO. (Inc.), 345-346
Uoiiglnn W<lg.
WANTED -PAINTBR AND CAIIPKN-
ter, labor only: 1000 work offered. Part
rnsh, part applied buying cottafre. BID-
PALL, 207 (Jopp bhlg.
WANTRD-FIRHT^CLASS OPRRATOKS
nnd prpssors on panto. Call at once at
114 8. SPRINO, room ». Kupper. Phono
Home 3019. - •
WANTED^) ROUGH CARPENTKHS.
no whlto laborpr*. Apply Sirperlntondent
MAIKR PACK INO CO.. end of Lyon ttt.
WANTKT) - CARRTAQW HLACKSMITH
nt LLOYD'S CARniAGE WORKS. 227
K. Market St. ■
MRN TO LEARN WAfIHER TRADE.
Situations Rruarantend. Moler Sys-
tfm Colloge. 118 B. BD.
Help— Female
WA^"TEb~LADIKS"~TO~~SIMPLT IN-
vest tl a week, which Is bound to brliiff
thorn twenty times tho Interest that their
bank will pay. Come and Investigate.
You have to pay only $2.D0 down and tl
a week on a beach" lot In order to make
an income that will surpass your pres-
ent occupation, La Playa Beach Co.,
Inc., 346-316 Douglas Bldg., city.
WANTED— EXPERIENCED LADY
presser for dye works. Call at EMPIRK
DYR WORKS. 631 8 Broadway. Phones
—Homo 7C12; Main 4342.
WANTED - KXPKRI ENCED MARKER
and sorter. MUNGER'S LAUNDRY. 925
South Log Angeles Bt.
WANTED - MANGLE GIRLS. MUN-
OKR'B LAUNDRY, 325 S. Los Angreles.
WANTED - SEAMSTRESS. MUNGER'S
LaTTNDRY. 9a S. Loa Angeles st.
Help — Male and Female
WANTED - HANSEN EMPLOYMENT
agency, 204 B. 2d st. Both phones '3*3.
. 2 waitresses, country resort, $25 month,
room nnd board;- faro paid; 1 waitress.
country hotel, $25 month, room and
"board ; fnro paid; waitresses, city. $7, $8,
t9 week; other good positions. Call early.
To Rent
WANTED—
ALL OWNERS
—OF RKNTAL PROPERTY——
—TO KNOW THAT WE—
. —DO A RENTAL BUSINESS
DON'T WORRY
—IP YOU WANT A TENANT—
—LIST YOUR PROPERTY——
WITH US
MINKS A FARISH,
»1E SOtTTH HILT. STREET.
• Miscellaneous
WANTED— TO BUY FURNITURE AND
household goods. If you are j. 'ting
to sell wo -will pay you one-third
more than others. Phone us. Main
IJI7. Home 2154. COLYEAR FUR-
NITURK CO.. 322 8. Main St.
CHURCH NOTICES "
IiURST' CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH",
Hopo street, near Ninth. Beats free.
Rov. A\ .lliarn Horace Day, pastor. Rov.
-.Warren F. Day, .CD., pastor emeritus.
Harry Clifford Lott, choir master. Wal-
ter F. Skeele, organist. Morning ser-
vice, 11 o'clock. William Horace Day,
1). D.,' pastor, will preach on "The
Mission of Jesus"; his lost sermon be-
fore hla oriental vacation. Evening ser-
vice, 7:45 o'clock. Prof. Herbert L. Wll-
lett. Ph. D.. University of Chicago,
distinguished speaker and ' author, will
preuch on "Present- Tendencies in Chris-
tian Union."
CHRIST CHURCH-CORNER 12TH AND
Flower — Rev. Baker P. Lee, rector;
Sunday services nt 11 a. m. and 7:30 p.
m. ; early celebration holy communion
on third Sunday and Saints' Day, at
7:30 n. 111. Strangers especially in-
vited. University cars pass the door.
Those duslrliiK telephone connections
for "Shut-ins'^ telephone 7912. Church
physician nt the church every morn-
ing- from 8:30 it 9:30. Services and
medicine free to all. Church open
dally for private prayer from 8 a.- m.
until 5 p. m. •
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIKN-
tlst. Simpson auditorium. 734 South
Hope street. Services Sunday 11 a.
111. and 8 p. 111.; sermon from the
Christian Science Quarterly; subject,
"Mind." Children's Sunday school at
9:30 a. m.; Wednesday evening meet-
ing at 8 o'clock. Reading rooms 510-
511 Herman W. Hellman building,
Spring and Fourth streets, open
daily Sunday excepted, from 9 a. m.
to 6 p. m.
PKNIBL HALT* 221 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.
in. Sunday services es follow*: 9 a,
m., men's prayer meeting; 9:45. Sab-
bath school and Bible class; 11
. o'clock, .preaching; 8 p. m.. holiness
meeting: evangelistic service at
night Rev. T. P. Ferguson, Mrs. M.
P. Ferguson and G. B. Sludd suycr-
liH«-nri>ntß of th<» mission.
BT. JOH.NB EPISCOPAL OHUHCH.. 614
W. Adams, near Flgueroa street. Rev.
Lewis G. Morris, rector: Sunday ser-
vices, 7:30 a. in.. 11 a. m., 6 P- m.
This Is a FREE church and all am
cordially Invited. Take the Grand
: venue car to Adams street and walk
one block west. Take the University
car to Cheater place, walk through
Chester place and one block east oa
Adams street.
THE LOS ANGELES FELLOWSHIP.
Benjamin Fay Mills, permanent min-
ister. Anthony Mills of Son Jose, Cal.,
will speak at Blanchard hall, 235 South
Broadway, on Sunday morning at 11
o'clock on "Thomas Paine, Patriot and
Prophet." ' Miss Helen O. Tappe, so-
prano, will sing "Just for Today," by
Abbott. Doors open at 10:30. All seats
free. Everybody welcome.
ST. PAUL'S PRO-CATHEDRAL. 623 S.
Olive st. (near all the leading hotels),
the Rev. J. J., Wilklns.' D.D., dean and
rector— Services, 7:30, 9:30 and 11 a. in.,
7:45 p. in. The rector will preach. A
warm fraternal welcome to all sorts and
conditions of men. Strangers will please
t \rry for a moment after any service to
meet the rector.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
Hope street, near Ninth. Beats free.
Rav. William Horace Day, pastor.' Rev.
Warren F. Day, D. P., pastor emeritus.
Hurry Clifford Lott, choir mnster.
Walter F. Skeele. organist Morn-
ing service, 11 o'clock; evening ser-
vice, 7:45 o'clock. ■ •
PHYSICIANS
DR. AND MRS. CARTER BUCCE39-
lully treat all fenmlu diseases and Ir-
regularities; 20 years experience; con-
sultation free. Hours, 9*. ni. to 8 ».
m.; Sundays. 10 to 13 a. m. 204 MEH-
CANTU.E PLACE, over M3 S Spring
DK. MAUD 11OLL&Y, VACUUM DE-
velopment, room t, 4S2K 8. Broadway,
Alhambra bldg.
DR. TAYLOR-FEMALK BPECIALIBT
and obstetrics. UELABCO THEATER.
Main st.
_ I ' I ?*. N . BFE -" -*_ NU sr°ft A °B
CGLYI3AK WAREHOUSE CO..
416-417-4U Ban Pedro St.
. Main olTlce fc4 South Main.
Phones Main 1117. Home 2154. New and
absolutely lira proof storage; private
locked rooms for brlo-a-brao. pianos,
fin* furnltura. eto. Trunks, boxes, eta,
•lured, 260 to 600 per month. VV» solicit
»»ur patrenase. KVMmmmSS^t
f-OS ANGELES HERALD: FRIDAY MORNINO, AUGUST 10, 1906.
rj^ / 'f5 >R RENT . !
Fiata
FOR (It MONTHLY YOU CAN KENT
furnls'x-ri complete 3 nice sunny out-
fM« rooms; electricity^ gal rnntrn, hot
weter, phone; clo«« In; At 1020 WEST
COLTON ST., 100S «nd 1011 EAST
NINTH rt.. loan also lii( and ml
W. FIRST BT.
MOWERN FLATB— WATRR FRBB—
(10— S rooms, 204 N. Fremont.
{10— ( rooms. 834 B. Flgueroa.
fI3.RO— S rooms. 121 N. Flffueroa.
1 if— l rooms. 21 1 N. Fremont.
1 U— t room*. 1011 E. (th; furnished.
i 14—8 rooms. 204 N. Fremont; far.
I 14— J room*. 21 H N. Fremont! fur.
«1 4 — a roomei. $34 B. Flffueroa; fur.
fid— s rooms. 101(1 U Diamond.
(H— 2 rooms, 1141 W. First.
117—8 rooms. 11SS W. First: far.
(It— B rooms. 222 N. Fremont} far.
TO LET STORES—
$123—701 We«t Seventh it
♦20-1001 East Ninth st. "
(20-1030 West Firm st. •
T. WircsßNDANflErt.
IH Merchants Trust nirtaf. •
Houses
FOR "RENT— MOVIfI 'RIGHT IN- "
(tl— 4-room cottage, E. 26th st.
Jl4— 4-room cottnge, Palomares, E. 261h.
(IK— 6-room cottage. K. 2Gth st.
Keys at 15.W Rnnt Adams.
11. 10. SIDDALL, 207 Copp Bldg.
FOR RENT — BRAIITiniL- 2-STORY
house, 1045 Munlo ave. Apply at
_1089J«APLl5_Ayi3.
Rooms — Furnished
A DKSIRABLE ROOM, NEATLY FUR-
nlshed, In a private family for one or
two gentlemen; bath; telonhone, eto.!
Wfllkliiff distance* 147 NORTH GRAND
AVENUE.
THE ROANOICK, AT SAN PEDRO AND
Seventh; newly furnished And clean, up-
to-date room.i by day, week or month.
Stores and Offices
FOR KKNT— V4 FRONT CORNER OF-
flcc. HIDDALL. 207 Copp Hldg.
6ANITARIUM3
Massage, electric all kinds of baths,
newly equipped with needle spray and
shower Departments for ladles and
gentlemen. Russian and Turkish
baths a specialty. Chlrpody. mani-
curing, sralp nnd facial massage.
225V4 WEST IST. Home 3800.
NEW SANITARIUM, 629V4 SO. BROAD-
way— Try electric vibratory massage for
rheumatism anil general debility, tub
and vapor baths; trained nurse In at-
tendance; clean and first class; moved
from 45Oyj So Broadway.
BATHS AND MASSAGE
THE BKOWN MASSAGE PAHLOR—
Tab, vapor and medical baths.
Have s
You
Tried themT
Rooms 6 and 7. 610% 8. SPRING.
PALACE BATH AND MASSAGE PAR-
LORS— Finest equipped In the city. Se-
lect patronage. Open Sundays, 9 a. m.
to Up. m 707 SOUTH BROADWAY,
S'ito 3, first floor. 1
BON TON BATH PARLORS— FOR A
first-class bath and massage call at 7031&
S. BROADWAY. First-class lady oper-
ator. Hours 9 a. m. to 11 p. m. Open
Sundays,
PALATIAL BATH& — EASTERN
trained operators. Formerly 127M
N. Broadway; now at 126 H Ni
SPRING ST. Hours 10 to 12 p. in.
Phone .Main 4865. •
VAPUR BAT±±S. ELECTRO-MAQNETIO
treatments; refreshing, Invigorating;
selAct patronage. 65!) S. BHOADVYAK,
Room 4- Phono Home 67M.
TUB BATHS AND MASSAGE. OPERA-
tor just arrived from the east.
Hours 10 a. m. to 10 p. m. Room 8, W
BOUTH BKOADWAi.
ELECTRIC INSTITUTE. 220 FRANK-
IIn St., Including baths, massage and
electric blanket sweats for rheuma-
tism. New attendant.
'ilili Mll'C^lULL BATH PA-RLORB-
Vapor tub Daths and massage, alcohol
and oU rub3. 218 N. MAIN ST.. Koom
II Open Sunuays.
NEWLr OPENED - SWEDISH MAS-
sage treatments and bath at 652 S.
HILL Phone 3SII Formerly attendant
at 220 Franklin. .
XOU ARE NOT HURRIED WHEN YOU
go to 125 TEMPLE STREET for Data
mnd massage. No signs In window.
Best of patronage solicited. •
THE DAVIS MASSAGE PARLORS. 695
S. Spring St., /and 217 W. 6th. Rooms 14
and 15. Everything flrstclass. PHONE
BROADWAY 48« 1 _
"UNIQUE PARLORS "-NEWLY
opened. Suite 62, 2d floor Baker blk.. 342
N. MAIN. Manicuring, baths, massags.
FOR A GOOD MASSAGE CALL AT 603V4
S. SPRING ST., room 3; formerly at
625% 8. Spring St.
821 SOUTH HILL— VAPOR AND TUB
baths, massage for colds, rheumatism,
nervousness. Open every day, room »■
BATH AND MASSAGE PARLORS, UN-
der new management, 419 V& S. MAIN
ST., room 9. ■_
SULPHUME. VAPOR. ELECTRIC AND
..tub baths, massage and chiropody.
701% Bdwy. Phone Main 3133; H. 8517.
RETURNED — SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE,
parlors 21-22, 217 W. SIXTH ST. Soletjt
patrons only; hours 10 a. in. to 11 p. m?
FOR A OOOD TUB OR VAPOR BATH
and massage go to 788 Sk SOUTH
GRAND AVE. Phone 6680.
YOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE A FEW
select customers for manicuring. 707
S. BROADWAY. Top ilat 4 .
SWEDISH MASSAGE AND BATH PAR-
lors. Best of treatment. Parlors 19- and
21, 757 S. Main Bt. Phone Main 4508.
SOUTHERN BATH AND MASSAGE
parlor: experienced masseuse: tub baths
a specialty. Suite 1., 444 S. SPRING ST.
JUST OPENED-MASSAGE, TUB AND
vanor baths. 1524 S. Main, room 2. Hours
10 a. m. to 10 p. m., dally and Sunday.
THE ALDA BATHS~HAV hTrET URN ED
to 60UH S. Spring st, room 4. Upon Sun-
days.
MAGNETIC. ALCOHOLIC MASSAGE—
fiG? So. Broadway; room 18.-'
ELECTR i TREATMENTS AND ALCO-
hoi rubbing- Gl3Vi 8. SPRING, room 1.
BATHS-309 W. TEMPLE BT.. ROOM 1.
Phone Home 6075.
PALMISTS AND MEDIUMS
UFKiCK 416Vi S. SPRING-
MRS, j. jTwhitnby
• of San Francisco.
Clairvoyant, trance, business
medium
and life reader.
Communication with spirit friends.
Advice given on aIL affairs ot lite.
Office 41BH 8. BPrTnO. '
DR. G.REEN. CLAIRVOYANT, BUtJl-
ness medium, gives llfo readings this
week. COc. Circles Tuesday. Thursday
evgs., 2So. Room It, 119 V4 S. BPRINU.
MME. LISCHKA. MEDIUM. PALMIST,
clairvoyant, reader, 625 W. BTH ST.
Homo 6329. . •
MKS. PARKER, KELUBLE PALMIST
■ n.l rlutrvnv-int 444 K Spring: rnnm I.
SOCIETY NOTICES
car^lnXl^ji^b^n^^osTtion^on
the marriage question will bo reviewed
before the Progressive club by the able
and brilliant Dr. Adah Hormon Patter-
von. In Blanchard hall, Sunday, August
12, 8 p. ni. A treat for thinkers. Free.
PIANOS
PIANOnSoLD 6n"^al^^AYm2nts^
Pianos rented at low rates. A. O.
GARDNER J>IANO HOUUE, Ltd., 118
Winston st. T«l. Black . 8231s Horn*
'■"■' '"" MONEY TO LOAN
CASH CONFinfiNTALtT LOANRO TO
salaried persons nn tint*, without se-
curity, without employer* knowlen<*
snd without Indorwr*: easy payment*,
positively lowest HUM. Hours 10:}0 to
pO. COMMERCIAL DISCOUNT CO.,
128-6J9 Chamber of Commerce Bid*.
" MONEY TO LOAN
SoOO to $10,000 on Improved city prop-
erty. ALLISON BARI>OW, 2IV 8,
Hrondwitv. rooms 123, 124, 123, 12«.
MONKT TO LOAN-THOMAS 8. WADB-
WOHTH. Sl» A «20 boiiffUa bldg., will
lend money on city er county real estate.
UUNKY JO LOAN ON RKAL ESTATB
Did*, tonne our »p»fl«ltT. TRUE •
CLfiVRLANT). «07 H. W. H«iHtn»n bd,
LOANS MADE TO BALARIED PKOPLR
5,t lowest Interest rates W. J. RANKIN,
It 826, »-_^V._Hellman bld^.llome 2SG».
UONt3Y~TO LOAN, 7 PRR ~CI3NT. ON
Inside Jproperty. In ,wmi »o suit. L
H. PHRSTON «fl» t.aii«-hlln hldg
DENTISTS
BCHLPfMAN DIiNTAL CO..
107 N. Kprlnn St.— Painless extrflct-
ing, rilling, crown nnd bridge worß.
flexible rubber plates. Pure gold
'fillings. 7Co up; ell other fillings, r.oc
up; cleaning teeth. 800 up; gold
nnviiß and bridge work. *"».on up,
sets truth. 16.00 up. Also open even-
Ings and Sunday forenoons.
FRANK BTF.VKNB, 324',fr RO. SPRING.
BUSINESS PERSONALS
rBATHBR piLLOVvTnKNOVATKft AT
ACMQ ITKA'iIIUU WORKS. 708 Bab
Pedro at. Tel. Sunset Main IIM;
Home 8041.
TRUSSES. ELASTIC HOSIERY. MED-
leal butteries. He Mnttliay. 418 West 6HI.
PATENTB AND PATENT RIGHTS
Agcy. Citizens Nat. Bk. bids. Book
free.
FOR SALB
Houses
SBVEN-ROOM BUNGALOW
*17.-.<l This proporty ia located wiiere
K4~nu valuea are rapidly increasing.
«47!Ht Tho houso Is substantially
94730 built from first-class mater-
*47so ials nnd is constructed
547.-.O throughout on artistic lines.
*4750 Ideal living room. 15x18 ft.
V4750 with beamed celling, paneled
947.10 whlls, wooden frieze; attrac-
f47n« tive den with cosy built-in
$4750 seats, pressed brick mantel,
f47r>o timbered celling, walls hand
«4"">o painted by noted artist. Dln-
V4750 ing room has old sold brick
$47.'0 mantel; wooden frieze; beam-
¥47so ed celling; attractive plate
K4750 rail. Bedrooms' are hand-
, f-17.~0 somely finished in pleasing
$4750 soft colors and two rooms are
$4750 hung with* finest imported
$47.*>0 hanglngß. Attractive bath
$47.10 room with walls hand painted
»47.~0 in oil representing a gondola
* 17r.1t scene. Modern pass pantry.
$4750 This home is one you'll fall in
$4750 love with.
ALTHOUSE BROS..
Members L. A. Realty Board,
234 Laughlin Bldg.
Main 263. Home Ex. 263.
Don't Pay Too Much lor ■ Home
1 Our houses are honest in price and
construction.
We contracted for 600.000 feet ot
lumber before tho raise and are figur-
ing at the old prices. This' profit Is
yours, while this material lasts. . Let
us prove this assertion to you ny
figuring your plans, or w« will draw
plans to suit you and build StricUV
In accordance with them. Our work
speaks for Itself.- See us this week.
Cash or terms.
WKSTKIIX BUILDING CO.,
. - 403 Chamber of Commerce.
Phones: - *
Home 980.
Broadway 6891/
FOR SALK-7-ROOM, 114-STORY HOUSE
on lot 60x158; flowers, garden, chicken
pens, etc., located on high ground, with
line view of ocean and mountains. Two
rooms easily rented for J8 per month;
price $2500; $1000 cash, balance {20 per
month. j
4-room cottage on lot 40x118; price 11100.
B. O. DEVENS,
227 Laughlin bldg., 315 S. Broadway.
FOR SALE— •
ON REID STREET.
13100. tSIOO.
5-iooin bungalow In the most desirable
fiart of the city; beamed ceilings, pol-
ished oak floors, 2 largo bedrooms ele-
gantly finished; beautiful surround-
ings; only POO cash and $30 per month
(221).
JONES & RYDER LAND CO.,
218 West Third street.
WOO CASH, $20 MONTH- .
4-room California house; lot 40x140;
Central avenue car line; price {1200.
Lot 75x160; 4 rooms, new; plaster and
tinted house; pantry, closets and
porches; 8 large walnut. 2 peach, 2 plirm
trees; grapes and blackberries; Just out-
side city limits; price {1600; % cash.
Also a good 20-acre ranch on Santa
Ana electric car line for {1650.
IBBETSON-JOHNSON CO.,
310-312 Trust Bids.
Second and Spring. •
FOR SALE-NEw7*MODERN, 6-ROOM
bungalpw; buffet with mirror, polished
oak floors, large front porch, with fine
view, cement steps and retaining wall;
lot 50x150; close to car line; price (UUO;
(500 ct.sh. balance monthly.
4-room cottage, furnished, on lot 40x
14S; price {1100 cash.
B. a."DEVENS.
227 Laughlin lildg., 316 S. Broadway.
FOR SALE^" '. \ "p
Only one ot these 75- ft. east front lots
left on -th ave. If you are looking for a
choice lot, don't miss this. It will go
this week. Office at end of W. Adams
car line. Phone 21699. EVA M.
NOURSE. -•■•■'? ': '■■'•■
FOR SALE - NEARLY NEW S-ROOM
cottase: completely furnished with
everything needed for housekeeping.
$2150. AND ON KASY TERMS. -
This is close in and on a good street.
j. r. ma"cllntock.
704 Giant building.
355 South Broadway. <
FOR SALE—
Nice cottage on West 28th St., and olhor
property In that vicinity, on easy terms.
Furnished house for rent on West 2Stb
St., {SO per month,
1 FRED L SEXTON.
Room 608 Mason building.
KOR SALE-IF YOU ' WISH A SUR-
nrlge. see tha unique new butifialow at
621 Milbank ave., Just off Flgirerou.
For price, stylo and location can't bo
equaled in this city. Terms If detlred.
FRANK MYWB, South 4U91.
EASY PAYMENTS-GO AND BEB THIS.
1229 East Thirty-fifth St.. new. modern,
6-1 00111 cottage; small cash payment,
balance like rent; key next door. BEN
WtllTß. 804 Hrynon block.
Orange Groves
1,. M. I'ltA'tT. LAUUIiLIN ULDU.
■ "UouUnuuiUia for Oruuuu Uruves," .
. ■
FOR BALB
City Lett and Landt
tOn BALI3—
t)\( nnsto.\«
HOLLYWOOD
Rvery day— e»ery hour—
Seventy r.O-ft, residence lot*.
Facing on (lower, Acacl* e.nd Gor-
don ave. The most choice end select
property offered In that beautiful
city for the money. It It closest to
the business center. Including mod-
ern Imprnvonicntn; 6«ft. cement
walks, cement curbs, streets graded,
wnior piped And a parkway to be
plnnted In ornamental tree* between
curbs and walks. There are only 70
lots left— so do not delay.
nun rtttcra
$550 to $650
On easy payments nnd R0 per oent
Chen per than any similar propetty.
O.i 11 at our office for tickets and
maps and All Information.
Our office open next
simtiAV
All dny to l*su(> free tickets.
Bring your friends and family out
and compare our prices with those of
other tracts.
sen
onmitn a Hamilton,
S2.n West Si-rourt Ot.
FOR SALU-
IN~*THE—
ROBTCRT MARBII & CO.'B r/oTTAOK
HOME TRACT ON THK NEW KAOI.K
ROCK CAR LINE AND ADJOINING
THE NEW HUNTINGTON CAR AND
REPAIR' SHOPS.
2 LOTS**4orioo.
{300 EACH;
PART CASH, *BALANCB {10 PER
MONTH. ADDRESS OWNER,
BOX 181. HERALD. 1
FOR SALE-
FORCED SALB
BARGAIN NEAR
HOLLYWOOD.
60x150.
TWO BLOCKS TO CAR.
% CURB, WALK AND
\ STREET WORK IN.
1 WATER PIPED TO LOT.
PRICE $425.
WORTH {525.
WANT {173 CASH AND {10 PER
MONTH.
MUST BELL THIS WEEK.
SEE OWNER.
621 BTIMSON BLDG.
CHOICE BUILDINO LOT ON W.
Eighth St.. near Westmoreland nve.;
building restrictions . call for two-
story houses costing- not less than
$3G0o; price (3000: lot 60x135.
TWO LOTS ON TENNESSEE ST..
near 6th St.; $75 per foot; cheapest
property In locality. Lot on West
First St., near Belmont, ' {2000. Lot
on Hope St., near 36th, 50x150, {1900.
Corner Lake Shore and Palo Alto. 90x
145. {6000.
TWO LOTS ON 42D AND VERNITA.
40x128 euch. New 6-room bungalow
• Jn rear. {8000: or $1600 for corner lot.
THOS. >■ HAMPTON. 119 S. Broadway.
FOR SALE-CHEAP—
Two 25-foot lots on Crocker st.. near
6th st. with 16-room house, on alley;
rents for (100 per month, and 6-room
cottage, rents for $20 pe* month Pron-
erty In this locality Is Increasing: tn
value rapidly; Owner needs money and
will sell at a sacrifice; will sell one
or both.
J. A. MORLAN & CO.,
202 Fay building.
FOR SALE—
SALT LAKE TRACTS.
Close in. • 'Walking distance.
Something doinar. Sure tn advance.
LOTS (575 AND UP.
5-room bungalows, modern, $16FO
up: $200 cash, $20 per month.
K. D. DAVIBS, 143.-. Bast First.
Home 41378. Boyle 1385.
. Office 4th and Clarence. Boyle 667.
FOR SALE-ISEVENTEEN ACRES ON
Long Beach electric line; ripe for sub-
division; 20 minutes' ride to center of
Los Angeles; convenient to schools,
churches and stores; abundance of
water on property; seven-room house;
price (17,000; will take clear city nuts or
apartment bouse: not more than same
valuation. CHAS. S. MANN, 825 W.
Fourui st
FOR SALE- ~ ~
Have two days' option on (2700 property
paying 8 per cent net on the investment;
% cash. Rapidly growing In value.
W. B. MOORHEAD.
216 Citizens Bank Bldg.
Phone 8088. Third and Main.
FOR SALE— IN THE SOUTHWEST 1
have a few choice lotn. excellent for
building or Investment purposes, ?.-«»
down, 910 prr month, $450 up. 11. F.
GIIAY. 521 Stlmson. Third and Spring:.
Homo 6718.
FOR SALE— TWO CHOICE LOTS IN
Hollywood. (50 down. (10 per month.
$50(1. I. i-t inr hlioyv you a renl bargain.
D. F. GRAY. C2l Stlmscn Bids-. 3d
nnd Spring. Home 6718.
FOR SALE
Country Property
FINE RANCH FOU SALE.
1000 acres Southern California, fine
location, close to R. It.; 16 miles from
coast. Abundance of water. Im-
proved with fine vineyard, apricot
orchard, alfalfa, eto. Cood large
ranch, house, barn, etc. Price only
$60,000. For full particulars and
terms apply to FOOTE REALTY
CO.; 718-719 O T. Johnson Hldg.
FOK BAi.B—
The best alfalfa and fruit land In
the state, on easy terms. It you will
Improve will give you your own time
to pay for It; prices from (U to $40
per acre. Come In and sea us or
write for particulars.
W. H. TOWNSEND. Colonisation.
Room 210. 702 South Spring St..
Los Angelea. Cal.
180 ACRES MUSCAT VINES NEAR ON-
tario in "Italian Vineyard" district.
(12.000 will buy it. (70<K> down, balance
§to suit purchaser. Owner will guaran-
tee to take present crop at maturity at
$3000 cash.
ADKINS & UAOIN,
Si! Grant Bldg.
Phonos: Sunset Main 3448, Home 3773.
FOR SALE— IO-ACRU TRACTS AT
Ilemot, Riverside county; abundant
cheup water, prolific soil; unexcelled
for potatoes; uusurpassed for orungren.
Send for booklet or see 1., in. I'IIATT,
Agent Ilemet Land Co., 608 Laushllu
Miscellaneous
FOR BALE-AK ELEGANT TUNED
upright piano. Address UOX 70, liar*
eld office.
FOR BALK-NKW AND BKCUNU-
band billiard and pool tables; bar fix-
tures of all 'kinds; easy payments,
■sand for catalogue. THK IIIIUNH-
WICK-IIALKK-COLLb'NPKK CO., 321
West Third street, Loa Angelea.
THE WOODBURY METHODS
t>*ve!op money-earning capacity •'nd
lead directly to position, prestige nnd
promotion. TIIM MJCCR*i OF tHU
fcTIiDEMT" our mo4lo. Day ilfid *ven-
Ihh; scdHlonii. Cnter any Say. Call,
write, phone.
808 «. 11111. Home ISW>. Mulsi X*n3.
Now Inratcd tn
NEW BUILDING
Largest and finest In the Southwest
Fnnrn.rrnisiirr.nv.THM-I'Anic
sQC?/&/S^WtThe Laroaat Bui-
W/fT P53-S-7 W. 7th 3t
■ ■ SOUTHERN CAlirO/fMA «-«■— *
AND GOAHA/V SCHOOL OP MORTHA/iD\
lffisBW*s!fjJ& Money Wanted
TJ^fflnxfiNjßr Will discount 2 per
'HiSWr'V ccilt f " r ojiali a llrst
\T v mortgage 'nolo for
$7E0,00 3 years 7 per cent net on now
5-riioni cottage Just sold for tl&OO, tak-
ing back this mortgage. Absolutely
securad title perfect. EDWIN AL-
nnnsoN. 2ni-208 T^mghlln Bldg.
EDUCATIONAL
SPANISH LESSONS" BY EXPKRU
enced tewcher. Artdrens POX 65, Herald.
Beach Property-— Long Beach
-TWO
RESIDENCE LOTS,
NORTH LONgTIbBACH TRACT,
TW6~BLOCKS
FKOI
CAB LINE.
PRICED RIGHT.
INSTALLMENTS.
ADDRESS HERALD. BOX 20ft
Suburban Property
ACRES J27S— ONLY 30 MINUTES FKU-1
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 fiOOO
per lot THK OREATER LOS ANOE-
LE3 :* SALTY CO., .433 Huntlngton
building.
EAQLE RO CK
Los Angeles' finest suburb; It sur-
passes evon Hollywood; lots $300, and
acre lots f4OO up. See
WALKER & CLARK,
Special agents at Eagle Rock.
FOR SALE— AT ALTADENA, 3 ACRES
with S-room bungalow, modern con-
veniences, assorted fruits, flowers
and shrubbery; near car line and
handsome liomc3. Special sacrifice
price 17000. 1,, ai. PRATT, 60S
Laughlln lildg. "Authority on Alta-
dena." ■
Business Property
INCOME PROPERTY IN HEART OF
growing Industrial center of Los Angeles
on Eighth street. Lot 80 feet wide with
two 1 cott ges now rentliif for $30 per
month. Can be had for cash payment
and balance at US per month. Price
only $a»; nrst payment (3400. Can you
beat It?
DODQE & SON, 407 Delta Bldg.
Vain 6245. Home 3508.
BUSINESS PROPERTY ON SOUTH
side of East Eighth street, $120 per front
foot; adjoining property Bold for {130 do>
foot: two cottages rented - on it
THOMAS J. HAMPTON. 119 S. Broad-
_way.
Beach Property
LA PLA^A BEACH CO.
6 remaining- business lots within -A
square of the hotel and a square of
the beach. Prices J25 to $75. $2.50 down
and a dollar a week or 10 per cent of the
purchase price. Good chance for Invest-
ors to double their money within fiO
days. Do not miss It. You can't lose|
An exceptional opportunity. LA PLAYA
BEACH CO. (Inc.), 345-34C Douglas Bldg.
FOR EXCHANGE
Real Estate
McOONALU & BTOTT.
t«S to 317 Lankershim Building.
TO BUY.
Owners and dealers In real estate
who have properties for sal* or ex-
change 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-
ernproperty a specialty.
We have the best trader In tn«
United Stntea: it means dollars to
you to make his acquaintance.
We will sjlve you quick action and
honest treatment whether you are a
buyer or seller. Come In and see at.
McDonald a stott.
Entrance 313 Lankershim Bldg.
Home Phone 4746.
Bunsct Mala Oil ' M-, -v:
$7000 ■" $$7000.
FOR EXCHANGE-20-ACRE WALNUT
grove, 9 years old, all In fine shape;
6-room house, pumping plant, barn and
outbuildings. In good shape, for city cot-
tage; thla Is closc-lu stuff. -
Beautiful 20-acre walnut and orange
grove, three-fourths lie from Santa Ana;
K-rooin modern cottage all in first-class
shape; plenty of water; for exchange tor
city Income property up to $20,000, or
will assume some. .
We have a largo list of exchanges,
country and city; list with us.
LKAHY & SON,
523 Morcantllo place.
!ben white
Will Exchange
your property; immense bargains; ap-
ply at once. Satisfaction and quick
icrults. Momljtr Realty Board. 394-i
RRVBON HUirK. ?rt anil Surlm «u
h *?* *: il? J. 1 C 5, 8 . ...
Sealed proposals will be received at
oftlco of Treasurer Paclflo liruncli, N. H.
I). V. S., Soldiers' Home. Los Angeles
County, Cal..- until 18 o'clock 111., Sep-
tember 7, 1906, and then opened, tor con-
f auction of Wagon, Carrlugo and Imple-
ment Wicil, In uvcordttneo witb Instruc-
tions, plans and specifications, copies, of
which, with blank proposals and other
Information, may be harl upon applica-
tion to T. ). Cochraue, Treuaurer. .. .
K.10.J4-8-3 3t .'-'...;-
11
DEMOCRATS TO
MEET SEPT. 20
COMMITTEE NAMES DATE FOR
COUNTY CONVENTION
Effort Is to Ba Made, With Aaaur*nce
of Success, to Induce Mr. Bryan
to Vlait Loa Angelea
Thla Fall
At a meeting of the executive com
mittee of the Democratic comity cen
tral committee yesterday It wnn de*
< Ided to call the county convention
September SO.
The meeting will be held tn Elks'
hall, dome opposition to the choice of
thlF hall wa* manifested, 0n ... tns
ground that it was not large enough to
accommodate the delegate!) and the
crowd that is expected to attend, but It
wbs pointed out that thin wns prac
tically the only available place 'ln the
city. It ia desired to hold the conven
tion In Lo« Angeles ana Just now con*
ventlon hnlls are very scarce. There
will be 785 delefrates to the county con
vention, and the chances therefore are
that Elks' hall will be comewhat
crowded. • .;. ■ •■ • , ■. .;;
Primary elections In the country dis
tricts to select delegate* to the county
convention and who will also nerve tn
the district assembly districts were
called for August 18 at 2 o'clock p. tn.,
the places for holding these primaries
to be fixed by the commltteemen of the
various precincts.
To the State Convention
District assembly conventions for the
purpose of selecting delegates to the
state convention will be held August
25 at 2 o'clock, In Elks' hall.
The committee appointed at the re
cent meeting of the county central com
mittee to arrange for a Bryan celebra
tion on the same day that a banquet
Is to be Riven in honor of Mr. Bryan In
New York suggested that for various
reasons the plan be abandoned, ■ and
that instead an effort be made to In
duce Mr. Bryan to come to Los An
geles later in the fall. / . ■.
It was announced < that there '■ was
good reason to believe that the pres
ence of Mr. Bryan . could . be secured,
and after some discussion the recom
mendation was adopted. - . ,
WILL STUDY "MONKEY TALK?
Pittsburg Girl to Join Prof. R. L. Gar
ner on Trip Into African
Jungles
By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Aug. 9.— Miss Ida Vera
Slmonton of Pittsburg will sail next;
week for Africa, where she will ' join I
Prof. R. L. Garner and with him-, go .
Into the remotest corner: of the Congo;
to study the monkey, its ways,! man- i
ners and speech and means of commit
nlcation. '.•.."•' . ' - . ;
Miss Simonton has been for months
an enthusiastic student of the apa and
monkey tribe. She and the professor
expect to get a working knowledge of
simian "speech" before they leave the
Congo. . • ■ ,i~ ■ . •"■ ■
Each 'will have constructed a | steel
cage, in -which they will live and study
the tribe. Announcement that -Miss,
Slmonton was to go wag made last
night by Or. Reed Blair, surgeon of
the New York Zoological park in the
Bronx.
The directors of ' the park believe
Professor Garner and Miss Simonton
will be able to throw more light : on
the monkey. Professor Garner has
for years been studying. the ape. .He.
said recently that he hoped to acquire.,
the language in a short time. . ■
San Francisco' Shipping
By Associated Press
S. T FRANCIBCO, Aug. 8.-Salled-
Bark Kainlaln, Seattle, ' barkentlnn
Skagit, Port Gamble; steamer State of
California. San Diego.
Arrived— Steamer Norwood, Grays Har
bor; steamer Alcazar, Port Los Angeles;
steamer Santa R6aq, San Diego.
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice Inviting lllils for Typewriter In-
upectlon and Repalra
Notice Is hereby given that sealed pro-
posals will be received at the oOict of tha
City Clerk up to a o'clock p. ni. of Mon-
day, August 18, 1906, tor the inspecting
and keeping In repair ot all the type-
writers owned by the city, now in use, or
that may be In use, for the period of one
year from and after the execution of
the contract therefor. Said contract to
be for the Inspection and keeping In repair
and In gojd working order all the type-
writers of the city, and to provide for a
regular monthly Inspection of each ma-
chine now used or owned by the city, and
at each monthly inspection will clean,
adjust, align and repair each of said
machines and replace any part or parts.
Including the type and platens, that may
be worn by use, and if necessary type-
writing machines will be taken to repair
shop, and in lieu thereof contractor to
furnish the city typewriting machines of
the Earns make in good working condition
tor temporary use, and furnish non-filling
ribbons for use on any and all machines
when needed.
In addition to the regular monthly in-
spections required under contract, i con- 1
tractor will be required to make other in-
spections and repairs when required 'at
any time.
Bidders to state price per month for
each machine at which bidders acres to
contract with the city for such repair an J
Inspection work.
A certified check for $50.00, payable 'to
the order of H. J. Lelande, City Clerk,
must accompany each proposal as a guar-
antee that the bidder will enter Into a
contract witb the city tn conformity. with
his bid.
Council reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
Hy order of the Council of the City of
Los Angeles. . j# . -
8-4-13 lOt City Clerk.
Treasury Department. Office ot the Soo- 1
retary. July 16. l»0«. ■ •
Sealed proposals will be received at
the Treasury Department. Washington.
D. C. until S o'clock p. in. August 20,
1906, and then opened publicly for th*
purchase of tho old federal building:
site in the City of Loa Anseles. Cali-
fornia, being lots 16, 17. IS and 19, in
block C. Rivera and .Vlßnola Tract, at
the southeast corner of Main and Win-
ston •treeta.'-J-'***n':.k<»*«n
Each proposal must be accompanied
by a certified check tor ten per cent of
the amount of the proposal. Payment
may be made all cash upon delivery ox
deed, or one-half cash and balance In
two Installments,' payable in nix and
twelve • months, with Interest on de-
ferred payments at the rate ot four per
cent per annum, payable aeml-annually.
Deed will be delivered on receipt of
final payment.
The right is reserved to reject any or
all blda, and to waiva defects or Infor-
malities in any bid should It be deemed
to the interest of the government to
do so. '*» i»a>aMs>»y»ji4aMiii>«Mw«<*isai't<'»(tH
Proposals must be sealed, martaed
"Proposals for the purchase of the old
federal building site. Los Angel**, Cali-
fornia." and mailed to the Secretary of
the Treasury (Supervising Architect).
Washington, D. C. ■•-'-.',,
L. M. SHAW. Beoretary.
T-23-25-t7-80 g.j. 3-6-8. 10-U lOt . ■
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