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THE WEATHER
— - — - v -. -
LOS An6ELEB, Oct. 14, i»M.
Time. | Ther. \ Hum. | Wlnd.|Vlo.y. 1 WthrT
Sa.m.l 63 f 83 , 1 NE I « I Clear.
tp.m. TO • I 4fl | W I >' I PtCld.
Maximum tpmnemtiire, 87. ,
M l nlmnm t^mpprnturft, 6R.
Peck A Cwm Co., unflertaken tfljl
*mt>alm«r*; lady asslsUnts. 43a B. Hill.
T«l, MMn tl. "
Bresee Bros. Co., Undertakers
Removed in BIUI 9, Klccn«roa St.
r-ndy attenda.nt. Private ambuUn^M.
Telephones: Main 848. Home 6i«7.
ORR & lIINLS CO., Funeral Directors
Mare moved to their nrw building on
tfc« If, H. cor. 10th nnil Flower .
Both phones 05. Uady assistant.
FUNERAL NOTICE.
OALTjANDET— October 12, 190«, Rev.- S.
H. 8, Onllandet, a native of Washlriß-
: ton, D, C. aged 69 yearn. • The funeral
serviced will be held at Brcsee Brothers*
chapel, -IRS 8. Flßtteroa, Monday at 10
a. m. Friends Invited. XSastern papers
, please copy. ' . ■
BABCOCK— VVIUIam D. Services at
ehapol at Evergreen cemetery, 2:30 p.
m. Will leave the, house at 830 Juclson
mreet at 2 p. m. ;Frlnn<ls Invited.
80CIETY NOTICES
"TUB CONQUEBT OF POVKRTY."* A
free lecture before the progressive
club, In Symphony hall, 232 S., Hill
street, Sunday, October 13, at- 8
o'clock by Dr. Aylmer Hsjrdlng of
Chicago. The, charming vocalist
Miss Jennie Simpson of the School of
Opera will sing. Admission free. ■ -
CH U RCH NOTICE 3
CHRIST^CHURCIi — COKHEH 12Vki
■ and Flower. Rev. Baker V. Loo, rec-
tor; Sunday services at 11 a. m. and
7:30 p. m. ; early celobratlon holy com-
munion on third Sunday and Saints
Day, at 7:30 a. m. Strangers es-
pecially .invited. University cars
pass the door. Those desiring telo-
- phone connections for "shut-ins' tele-
phone 7912. Church physician at tn«
church every mornlns from 8:30 to
9:30. Services and medicine free, to
all. Church open dally for private
prayer from. 8 a. m. until 6 p. m.
, FIRST CONQREOATIONAL CHURCH,
Hope street, near Ninth. Seats free.
Rev. Wm. Horace Day. D. D. pastor.
Rev. Warren F. Day, D. D., pastor
emeritus. ■ Mr. Harry Clifford Lott;
. choir master. Dean WUlter F. Skeele,
organist. Morning service, \ll o'clock..
" Rev. Dr. Charles H. Richards of New
York will preach. Evening service,
• 7:30 o'clock. Rev. Dr. Warren F. Day
■will give the , sixth sermon on - "The
Christian Church," ' -..-■; ■
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST, BCI-
. entlst-Slmpson auditorium, 734 S. Hope
street. Services Sunday 11 a. m. and 8
p. m.; sermon from the . Christian Scl-
., ence • quarterly. Subject, "Probation
» After Death." Children's Sunday
school, 9:30 a. m, Wednesday evening
meeting at 8 o'clock. Reading rooms,
610-611 Herman W. Hellman Bldg.,
.' Spring and Fourth 'sts., open, dally,
Sundays excepted, from 9 a. m. to
■ . .'5 p. m. ' ■ '" ■
BT. PAUL. S CATHEDRAL,, 623 S. OLIVE
Btreet (near the leading hotels), the
Rev. J. J. Wllkino, O. D., dean and
rector. Services, 7:30 (Sunday school
• B:30) and 11:30 a. hi., 7:30 p. m. ! Young
PeopK- meeting, 6:45 p. m. The rector
will preach, ■ morning subject, "Body
and Spirit;" evening, "What Ought Re-
ligion to Do ) for Us?" The doors of
this church are always open to all
sorts and ' conditions of men. Come ye
' apart and rest awhile. All welcome.
PENIEL . MALL, 227 SOUTH MAIM
street— A noonday prayer meeting- .Is
held each week day, 12 to 1 o'clock.
Gospel meetlnu every night at 7:50 p.
m. ■ Sunday services as follows: 9 a.
' I m., men's prayer meeting; 9:45, Sab-
bath schcol and Bible .-. class: 11
-o'clock, preaching; S p. i m.. holiness
; meeting; evangelistic service at
.night. Rev. T. P: Ferguson, Mrs. M.
■ P. Ferguson and O. B. Studd supertn*
tendents of the mission. ■ ■
. ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL, CHURCH. 814
w. Adams, near Flgueroa street, Rev.
- Lewis ■O. Morris, rector; Sunday ser-
.' vices, .:3Oa. m., 11 a. m., 6 p. m. This
,-<■ Is a FREE church and all are cordially
■: t , Invited. Take the Grand avenue car to
Adams street and walk one block west.
• / Take the - - University • ear to Chestor
- place, walk through Chester place and
' one -block east on Adams street
BENJAMIN FAT MILLS, PERMANENT
•minister of the Los Angeles Fellow-
ship, will speak at the regular Sunday
-.', /'.mornlnK service, Blanchard hall, -11
o'clock. Soprano solo by Miss Helen
= Tappe, violin solo by A. E. Wai per.
.Sunday school 9:30 a.' m., Blanchard
hall. Everyone Is cordially Invited. ■
•^ 78U81NE33 PERSONALS ;
DR. MART- R. HUTCHESON, NATUKO-
path and Vital Healer, successfully
1 ; treats all" ailments -without medicine.
Consultation free. - 444% 8. SPRING.
I FEATHER PILLOWb RKNOVATBL> AT
, ACMB3 FEATHER WORKS, 75S San
. Pedro et. Tel. Sunset Main 1166;
Home 8041. *\ , ■ •■.• . •- •
SCIENTIFIC TREATMENTS, DEVEL-
. opment and care of the body, i MARY
E. SPTDAR. 223 W. Second, room 213.
. 6P ECI AL H I OTICE6
i%8%. DR. A. POLASKY. optician of 40
raHsg ycars^nxDerlence. has opened of-
S37 m - flees, 142 8. B'way, 4th floor. Free
ezamlna:: on; latest methods. Phone 4133.
CALIFORNIA STEAM CARPET CLEAN-
ing Works clean carpets; upholster-
ing, repairing. 229 B. 4th st Phone
Main 715. Home A 8254..
CLEAN WATCH, Mo; Main Springa. 60o;
• warranted; old gold Kl.Dwt 461 S. MAIN.
i- .i . i
jV/iTfItArC^FE^R >AN tj BTORABE
;•'.■'■■ COLYEAR WAREHOUSE CO.. '
• 415-417-419 San- Pedro St.
Alain office &» South Main.
Phones Main 1117, Home 2154. N«w and
absolutely lire proof -storage; . private
locked rooms for bric-a-brac, pianos,
fine furniture, etc. Trunks, boxes, etc.,
stored, 25c to 60a per month. . We solicit
yow patronage. -— ; i. '•■ .-
. ;'''_ 'j-; pianos -;• ,':.' .
A CARLOAD OF 16 .UPRIGHT PIANOS.
Owing. to a controversy the manufac
8 turers nave Instructed us to dispose
of them at wholesale prices.'
C6MMERCIAL WAHBHOUSB CO.,
.- . • • . 639 MllliSt.
• Take Vernon aye. or Mateo st. cars.
LOST AND FOUND
STIt i IfKD- ON OCT. ,5, I'ftOM HOSI3
Hill, a large white bull dog| had long
.rurs and long tails wore large black
foliar. Answer* to name of "Caaey."
Hfwaril at Herald offlcr. ■■ .
BUBINEBB OPPORTUNITIES
FLATS FOR SAM:_
n Owner returning to New Tork offers
.. 6-room furnished flat to reAned buyer;
rent $30; three rooms bringing $32. i BOX
414, Herald. ■ . ,
" PIANOS
PIANOS SOLD ON HASY PAYMENTS—
•• f lanos rented at - low rates. - A. U.
QARDNEK PIANO HOVtilS. Ltd.. 1U
Winston st. -Tel. lituck 2221; liom*
-"F" 8189- ■.■■■'-♦■ ■
TEAMSTgRS AND TRANSFERRING
■" FOn ; " - OENERAL J HAUUNO, SIGNAL
Transfer, 119 Templa st Both phonen
Estimates furnished. J
j CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS'
COUPLKT.uTiin'B ■-' OF^PLaNS " AND
speclttcatton* of beautiful- buildlngi*,
from (10 up. J, is. Cook, R. 231, 702 Bpr,
WANTED '■'■ t
Help—Male j
HAI»SBW»KMPI.OYMISII|T AORNCY
. C. W. JENKS A CO.. 204 East Sec-
ond street, Los Ancreles, Cal. l*oth
phones: Home 883, Main 883.
CatAfully selected male and female
help of all descriptfnns and nationali-
ties, furnished promptly.
HUMMEL BROS. A CO., "
-EMPLOYMENT AOENTB-
A strictly flrst-clAas. reliable agentr.
All klnda of help promptly furnished.
Tour order* solicited. •
IK-lis East flpcond street,
Between Main nnd Las Angeles street*.
Largest and best equipped offices on
the Pact fie cox at.
ktjmmkl nnos. a co..
lift and 118 KJ. 3d Bt
Telephones— Mnln 609.
, Home S0».
VTA NTED— BUHRCniP* lON CANVABB-
or; n.il.iry paid 12.50 to IS.OO per dny;
. exferlr-nce not necessary; must prlve
'references See PAKIt, Hornld office,
7:80 to 8:20 a. in., or 4:30 to 6:30 p. m.
WANTIOn — BOYS 17 TO IS YEARS OF
age; Rood, wnges. TIIR I.OS AN-
V GKI.BB - METAL STAMPING CO.,
.1118% San Pedro Bt.
800 MRJV. Jl4 R HAT
. factory, 'save you 12 to 15 remodeling
"'youfqld' hat llko new: EOonp.
MKN TO LEAHN BARIIEK TRADK.
Pltimtlons gtraratiteert MOMCrt STB-
TEM COLLEOE, 113 B. 2d.
WANTED— FIRST CLASS GROCERY
solicitor; city experience necessary.
Apply SlB West Pico. ■■■
BOYS FOR FACTORY WORK, APPLY
at Los Angeles Cooperage Co., Bay and
Mnteo atreets. .' ■ .
. .Help— Female
WANTKD — LADY CLOTHES IRONISKS
and mangle girls. MUNGER'S LAUN-
' DRY, 923 South Loa Angelpg street.
; f To Rent
WANTED—
• ALL OWNERS —
—&F RENTAL PROPERTY—
, —TO KNOW THAT WE—
—DO A RENTAL BUSINESS—
—DONT WORRY—
, -17 YOU WANT A TENANT—
•••■■— LI- YOUR PROPERTY——
WITH US
MINKS & VAItINII,
81S SOUTH HILL STREET. -
Houses
WANTED — A PLACE WITH HOUSE
and barn, large enough to raise poul-
try and keep- 4 cows. Must bo cheap
rent. Answer, stating price. Address
BOX 291, Herald. ■
" Miscellaneous
Wanted — to buy furniture and
household goods. If you are going
to sell we will pay you one-third
, more than others. Phone us. Main
1117. Home 2154. COLYEAR FUK-
NITURE CO.. 822 S. Main St. '
♦ >HYbICIANS
NOTICE"' TO LADIES-TAKE NO
chances, but visit the reliable and only
seven California .sisters Herbal Remedy
Co., specialists in female troubles and
Irregularities in any form and stage
.with our new and Improved palnleaa
method. . Every case is guaranteed; no
detentlon'from work*- the most effective
remedies for human diseases of men
and women. Expert consultation free.
Hours 0 to 9. ■ HW/is South Main street,
city. .
DR. AND MRS. CARTER SUCXJlSSa-
fully treat all female diseases and
• -Irregularities; 20 • years' experience;
consultation free. Hours, la. m, to 8
p. nt. ; Sundays, 10 to 12 a. m. 204
MERCANTILE PLACE, over 643 tj.
Spring. . : ■„ .■..-.'■■ > -: -
DR. SOMBRE, SPECIALTY DISEASES
and Irregularities of women, nervous
diseases Of either sex! 26 years' prac-
tice. 212-214 Currier bldg., 212 W.
Third St., bet. Spring and Broadway.
Home 6160. . .. . .,„■» i,,,, _-.. .. .-.(••
DR. TAYLOR— FEMALE SPECIALIST
and obstetrics. BEJLASCO THEATER.
Main Bt." ■-.•■-'
WOMAN SPECIALIST. FOR WOMEN—
. L. Brooks, M. D., 212 S. Bdway. Phone
-.2577.' ■■■---. ■■':■-■ • -;■■•'■
DR. LANE & CO.. SPECIALISTS. 830%
S. SPRING ST., over Santa Fa offices.
ECZEMA— FOR SURE CURE ADDRESS
W. McClellan. ar.. 133 W. lith St.. L. A.
BANITARIUM9 ,
MRS. M. HERBERT'S SANITARIUM-
Massage, baths . of all kinds, newly
- equipped with needle spray and shower;
Russian and Turkish baths a specialty;
chiropody, manicuring; scalp and facial
maesage. 225% West Ist st Home 3SUX
NEW SANITARIUM. 629 % S. BDWAY.
j Electric, vibratory massage, vapor,
alcohol and sulphume baths. Suit
glow, manicuring;, chiropody and face
massage. Phone 9532. ■
BATHS AND MASSAGE
MANICURING PARLORS— ROOM 22,
217 W. 6TH or 585 S. SPRING St.
Have been refurnished. "Will bo
pleased to havo my old friends call
and select new patronage solicited.
THB ONLY PALATIAL BATH PAR-
lors in the city for a flret class bath,
masaagj and electrio treatment.- 12"', i
North Broadway. Hours from .10 a. m.
to 6 p. m. Open Sundays. *■
FOR A GOOD MESSAGE. OIL. AND
alcohol rubs, hot soda and ea.lt baths,
electrio blanket sweats; best patronage
solicited. Come to 229 W. Ist st- Hours
10 to 10; open Sundays.- . ■
YOU ARE NOT HURRIED WHEN YOU
go to 125 TEMPLE STREET for bath
and massage. No signs in window.
Best of patronage solicited. . ■
SCIENTIFIC BATHS AND MASSAGE
by experienced lady, late from the east
Come once and you will call again. 3£M
N. MAIN. Phone Main 6767.
LEWIS P -RLORS— STILL AT THE
same . place, 141J6 North Broadway,
'"room 7. Baths, - massage and Syrian
treatment; chiropody. ■ ', .
THE DAVIS "MASSAGE PARLORS
have moved from 595 S. Spring to -149 N.
- Main, cor. Court and Main, rooms 10-11.
Tel. Broadway 4847.
ELECTRIC INSTITUTE, U\) FRANKLIN
st.. room t, including baths, massage
and electrto blanket, sweats *for rheu-
matlam. f ■■,-..-
BULPHUME, VAPOR. ELECTRIC AND
tub baths, massage and chiropody.
701 V, BDWAY. Phone Main 3133; H.
6517.
PALACE MANICURING PARLORS—
Young lady attendant, second lloor,
front room No. L 707 8. BROADWAY.
VIBRATION, ALCOHOL, OIL MAS-
sagra. Shampooing, face and scalp
treatments. 864 E. BTII ST. Room 6.
ALCOHOL AND 1 OIL RUBS, SCALP
treatments. Hove you tr'n* them?
. Room 10, my, 8. Spring it. "
SHAMPOOING AND SCALP TltßAT-
ment and massage. 445% S. SPRING.
Room 8. Ring bell. No sign.
THK LONDON. MANICURE PARLORS,
695 8. Spring Nt.. corner ath. parlor i.
Beet patronage solicited. >
FOR A GOOD HOT BATH AND MAS'-
sage: go to 1524 80. Main. Hours 9
to 6. ,. : Closed Bundtys.
BATHS— BO 9 W. TICMPLB ST.. ROOM I.
Phoni* Horn* 607*.^ ,
PALMISTS AND .MEDIUMS,
WV^OK¥ijN\? < ClLAUj'v^yA^^J^mwl^C 1 LAUj'v^yA^^ J^mw1^
ness medium, si yes life readings dally;
test clivlAs) Wednesday • evenings, 8
o'clock, ibe. Hoom Hi, 119^ 8. ttprlng st.
MHS "PARKErt, KL'LIABLB PALMIST
, «nd clalroyant. 444 8. , Spring; room 1.
LOS ANGELES HERALD: MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 15, 1906.
rORWBNI
Housei >
FOR RRNT- WATER INCLUDED—
111, $M. K29 E. 26th (Adams),
elauson Junction oar line to 45th. >
$11, 4 rooms. lIS 15 rooms.
Keyn at IBBW EAST ADAM 3.
1561 KART ADAMfI, 6 ROOMS, $2900; $3S
jVv^^^tt^j^Mhlyji^buygJhlg.
_ ''•^■V'j ■ Flatt ' '
$B—38 — 3 rooms, 204 N. Fremont.
10 — 4 rooms, 8104 B. 9th st.
14 — 3 rooms, 1011 E. »th; furnished.
1« — 3 rooms. 818 N. Fremont; fur,
14—3 rooms m H. Fl*ueroaj fur,
18 — 3 rooms, 204 N. Fremont} fur. .
80— -B rooms, 1019 Diamond; fur, <
M9 — 5 rooms, 1019% Diamond.
IB — 2 rooms, 1141 W. Ist; furnished.
18 — 3 rooms, 1133 W. lstl furnished.
16—3 rooms, 222 N. Fremont; fur,
T. WIESRNDANOEn,
ft 1 2 Merchant* Trust Bldg.
Flats— Furnished
TO LET- APARTMENTS FIJRNIBFIRU.
For $15 you can rent now, eleftnnt,
completely furnished apartments with
fens range, hnlli, phone, In now building
«l 836 Crocker street, 512 West Fourth
street and Pll Went Dlnmonrt street;
also at 234 South Flgueroa, 204 North
Fremont avenue, 1028 Went First street,
1141 West First street. 1003 and 1011 East
Ninth street, and 1020 Cotton street.
FOR $12 MONTHLY YOU CAN RENT
furnished complete i nice sunny out-
side rooms; electricity; gas range, hot
wnter, phone; close Inlnt 1020 WiflHT
COLTON ST., 1008 and 1011 'EAST
NINTH ST., 1028 also 1183 and 1141
W. FIRST BT.
Houses— Furnished
FOR RKNT-FOR $15 YOU CAN RENT
newly furnished, three-room housekeep-
ing anarti.ients In new building, with
gas range, phone, bath, etc., at 911 We*t
Diamond street. 836 Crocker street and
118. 812 Went 4th at. T. WEISENDAN-
PER. 312 Merchants Trust Bid*;.
FOR $12 YOU CAN TtENT NEW FUR-
nlahed 8 rooms, ea.i range, bath, phone.
1133 and 1»1 WEST FIRST ' BTREET;
_hcaUhy,^slghtly location, on car line.
Stores' and Offices
TO LET STORES
$25 — 1013 E. 9th St.
$8—21048 — 2104 E. 9th at.
$15 — 2309 B. 9th St.
$15 — 2311 B. 9th st.
$100 — 701 West Sevimth st.
- $20 — 1001 East Ninth st.
T. WIESENDANGER. .■ ,
812 Merchants Trust Bldg.
FREE RENT FOR 3 MONTHS; STORES
(10, $15. 1616 E. 26th and Slauson Junction
car line. / : , ■
MONEY TO LOAN
WE MAKB LOANS ON FURNITURE,
pianos, homes, -wagons, carriages, cat-
tle, itc, without removal frum your
possession. . . ; ' .
Loans also made to salaried persons
on plain note without Indorser or pub-
licity. Lowest rates in town.
FIDELITY LOAN CO.. ' ,
■ 520 Mason building. -~
226 West iTourth at, cor. Broadway.
Home phone 7421. Broadway 6171.
CASH CONFIDENTALLY LOANED TO
salaried persona on note, without se-
curity, without employer's knowledge
and without indorsers; easy ■ payments,
, positively lowest rates. Hours 10:!0 to
f*O. COMMERCIAL DISCOUNT CO..
ia>-C'!i Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES
for building, or on , improved city
. property or in good outaide* towns, on
a new deflnte r contract or. limited
payment plan of Installment pay-
ments. Interest decreases each month
as you pay. STATE MUTUAL BUILD-
ING AND LOAN ASSN., 107 a Bdway.
~ ' . MONEY TO LOAN. -. .^ -, -
Large or small amounts on personal
property or good security; payments
- to suit. THEO. J. WELK. 418 Amer-
lcan Nat. Bank. Tel. 6102. .
MONEY TO LOAN
$500 to $10,000 on Improved ' city
property. ALLISQN BARLOW, > :< 21?
B. Broadway, rooms. 123. 124. 125. 128.
MONEY TO LOAN— THOMAS 8. WADd-
VORTH, 319 & 320 Douglas bldg., will
lend money en city or county real es-
. tate. . .:■..,. , .. ... . ..
TO' LOAN-JEWELRY LOAN CO., ON
diamon-ls, Jewelry, etc. j 328 m S.
Spring, room 12. •
AND ASSAYING '
FOR LEASES ON MINES IN THE
Tullurlde belt of tho Slate range, San
Bernardino county, -.cc manager of
mining department. ■ ■
JONES & RYDER LAND CO..
218 West Third St, i
BICYCLES
BICYCLES— IF YOU LIKE A GENUINE
bargain In bicycles, also a good price
for your bicycle cnll at BMg E. IST GT.
> FOR EXCHANGE
Real Estate
• McDonald & stott,
SO9 to 817 Lankershlm Building.
TO BOY.
Owners and dealers In real estate
who have properties for sale Or ex-
change will find It decidedly to their
advantage to come in and have a tain
with us.
"We can handle property located in
any part of the United States. East*
crn property a specialty.
We have the best trader In the
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 812 Lankershlm Bldg.
, Home Phone 4746. . .
Sunset Main 4555. •' ■
*~~™ LEAHY & SON '""
Wlll^ exchange your property. Our
list'' ls large, both city , and . country.
Quick results our method. .
LEAHY & SON.
■ 223 Mercantile Place.
BEN WHBTE; 1
Will {Exchange |
ply at unco, 'satisfaction and quick
rcfullk. M'.-mbt-r Realty Board. 804-i .
HKYHUN HI.OCX. id and Spring .n.
FOX EXCHANGE)-.' AW CPIUOHT,
liliinu, new and perfect order and fin*
toavd. Will exrhanKe for lot. Ad-
' drew BUX 3«IS. Herald.
;^,__ _ '_ _por^ sale ' y
Houses
FOR BALE— "A RARE~BA~RaAIN." AN
elegant home in the southwest; owner
wants higher altitude and will exchange
for foothill ranch. Can deliver this be-
low the market for quick sale. Termtf
If desired. J. A. MORLAN & CO.,\ 203
' Kay bldg.
rO*R SALE— OWNER NEEDS MONEY
■ and will lacrlnce house and lot In seml-
buslness district. Come In and go see
the property and mske an' offer. iOl
Fay bldg.. 3rd and Hill.
rOK SALE-FOR RAILROAD MEN, AN
opportunity to own a home o( i roomH.
. : near your work, . for $1050; • only *200
cttsh down and 120 pur month. JONiSd
i & IUDEH I*AND CO., 218 W. Third at.
FOH _. 8/ V:*
Houses
W« At* M«||l Hnlldlntc the
n*«t Uonnt*
in T,o« Antroir. B for the money. B*
your hoimrt xmall or Ifir*« It Will hnvn
Otir h<>»t Ihouaht In- a««l0nlnt and
our be«t cure In fonstruction.
W« Ar« Uftt l« &t»T
And have arranged fof our lumber
frnrr. the north and can b«at any
prices in town fnr the *ntn* class of
work. If you have property you
wlsn to Improve we ran he fit «d-
vantnge to you in the way of sugges-
tions and pinna which are free.
WHftTnni* nirn-niNO co,,
4in Ch«ml)#r Of (nmnifrpf.
r»rosdw«y R3»l. Home A 9199.
FOR BALK— 7-lIOOM IH-STORYj IX)T
50x168; chicken pen. garden, flowers,
etc. ,
Price $2375
$500 cash, ' bal, monthly.
Mew n-rof.ni cottage. Hlghtand
Park; lot 80it176.
Price $2500
$500 cash, bal.,monthly.
:E. Q..Devens^>:^
227 Laughlln Bldg., 815 S. Bdway.
" lIOUSESFOIt SAL.B
$2900,'
$<00 ensh, balnnce easy; 6-room,
new, modern, nrtlsllo; on Ban Pedro
near 85th «t.; Moneta avn. car to 61st
The "McCarthy -Co,
203 N. Broadway.
Phone M. 1202; B. 6493.
I 9400 muli, SIR in. mi Hi. 7 per, cent Intrr-
ent, for a nrw, up-tu-dute lninKnlovM
brained <cllliiuk, pntirl-. fllnlnit room,
north front, Kmilrd street, mantrl, elec-
tric flxturr*, piped for hot and cold wa-
ter mill kiiki the price In only' «2800t
Moneta car !lti«-. > ■ -
H. 11. IBBBTSON A CO.,
310-13 Trust bids., Second nnd Spring:.
Main 1880. Home 2410.
FOR SALE-BEAUTIFUL NEW 7-ROOM
bungalow; large living room, full length
Slate mirror, handsome brick mantel,
uftet, bookcases, seats. cozy den.
cabinet kitchen, fine bath, beamed cell*
Ings, polished oak floors, -, very large
front porch, cement floor, ■ brick pillars/
large lot, east front; special price oC
$3500, (500 rash and terms . for few day*
only. PITTSBURO REAL, ESTATI3
CO., 311-15 Laughlln bids. Main SSSS,
Home C 1534. ■ . .
FOR BALE-
A ..Barj^ain..- for $3750
Nine-room bouse on llobart boulevard,
near Adams St.; lot 60x133 to alley; In-
vestigate this snap. CUAS. 8. MANN.
825 w. fourth St
i
Five Room' Modern Cottage '
In southwest ■ part of city to exchange
on 6 or 7 room house, good location.
"What have you? -
;,Abel & MdElligott..
613, So. Broadway. .
WE BUILD "HOUSES
After your own Ideas. SSOO to 160,000.
Cash or monthly payments. Plans
furnished FREE. Call, see designs,
set estimate. ■ • • • ■ ■ ,
THE ALLEN-TAYLOR CONSTRUC-
TION CO., ', :
853 Pncinc Electric Bldg. Main 8524.
. -—UNUSUAL BARGAIN—
fi-Hoom i Modern Cottase. I
9410 Cosh. ■ • »3O Monthly.
West RSth and HcCllntock.
The price $3750 Is what it cost the
-present owner, who has to cell. This
- is one of , those snaps that come up
onco in a lifetime. Sco me now ft
'you want It: n, F. GRAY. 521 Stlm-
son Bldgr. Home U7lB. .■..-. "
FOR SALE— J2BOO-NEW - TWO-STORT
' 7-room house on Buillngton aye.
• ONLY 10 MINUTES' RIDJD.
Best house for the money in the city.
• J. K. MACLINTOCK,
704 Orant Bldgr.
FOR SALE— SISOO-41500.
•" B-room cottase. ■>'• "
On high ground; ■ - i
Very close in and on the car line • ■ :
. Near West First street. .. .
J. R. MACLINTOCK,
. , . 704 Grant bldg.
FOR SALE— ONLY A FEW MINUTES*
• ride from center of city. A new and
modern 5- room cottage for (2100; only
$200 cash down and $20 a month. In-
cluding interest. This Is much cheaper
thah paying rent. JONES. & RYDER
LAND CO., 218 \V. Third st. .
5-ROOM MODERN COTTAGE; LAWN,
fruit, flowers, etc. A bargain. 334
N. HOOVER. Take Temple st. car.
1666 BAST ADAMS, SIX-ROOM MOD-
em bung-alow; $3000; $160 cash.
Owner, 207 .Copp Building. .
FOR SALE — NO CASH. $17 MONTHLY,
- buys new 4-room house. $1600. ICeya
at 1538 EAST ADAMS. .
1566 EAST ADAMS, 6 ROOMS. $2900: $100
down, 117 monthly.
City Lots and Lands
WESTMINSTER SQUARE
THB NEW WESTLAKE DISTRICT
This magnificent now residence
tract is located at tho southwest cor-
ner of Fourth and Western aye.
Western avenue extends from the
. ocean to the mountains. The iots
'Will be highly Improved — palm
• trees planted, eta Two elegant
houses now being planned, others
' will . quickly follow. Car lino in
course of construction will run
' through tract. Water is assured.
This property MUST advance. Uuy
now and get the first pick of lots and
reap big profits,
AI/THOUSe" BROS..
. Members L. A. Realty Board. .
■ 234 Laughlln Bldg.
Main 265. Home Ex. 28 3.
Free ExciuiirsSoin
MONETA. PARK LOTS..-
TODAY AT LAST YBAR'B PRICES.
$3(0 TO $460; EASY TERMS; MOD-
ERN IMPROVEMENTS; 5o FABU
SEE OWNERS.
GrMsr-Wooilier Co.
119 SOUTH BROADWAY.
FOR SALE—
On the beautiful Glen Albyn tract,
Avenue 40 < and Marmton way. Large,
lots, 1875 to $1275; all street work don*
and paid for; water piped to evury lot:
th» most sightly location for a home
In the city, and dose to Pasadena ay*.
and Uarvunxa cars. Easy terms. Bole
• JONES & RYDKR LAND CO..
818 'W<st Third St. •
fOR BAUB
City Lett and Landt .
Hollywood
Free Excursions
Ct«rt from our office nt all
times. Forty cholo* r«sldfti'!«
lon, faring on Acacia, Oordsn
and Locust streets. The most
choice nnd eMect f>rop#rty In
that beautiful city fnr thn
money. The lots are situated
wllh a irrand view of the foot-
hilts nnd mountain*, and th*
advantages of an ocear. breexa,
wllh the cooling effects In the
summer, and the protection of
the foothills diirln* the win-
ter The Improvements «r» of
<h» best with five-foot cement
walks and cement curbs,
streets am gvaded 1 and oiled,
pnrkwny to b* planted with
ornamental troes In front of
every lot Pure r.rtenlan wa-
ter piped In th« ntreetn. all
lot! have 10 feet frontftge.
' Prices $550 to $650
On ensy -payment* and fifty
per cent cheaper than similar
property. Terms each. $50
cash, $10- per month. Our of-
fice open
All Day Smmiday.
To ln««' fr«e tiakctn. . Bring
your frionds snd family out to
■ lookvver our property, then l
compare our prices with those
of similar trncin.! Call at our .
office for tickets, map? and all
Information.
Grlto k Hamilton.,
225 W. Second. St.".'.
~ Highland Park :
TWO CHOICE RESIDENCE
LOTS, ■ THR BBST OF
BTREET IMPROVEMENTS.
CKMENT SIDKWALKS AND
CURBS. STREETS OILED
AND GRADED.
Price $450 Each
Terms $50Cash, $10 Month
IP YOU WISH ONE OR
BOTH OF THESE FINE
LOTS CALL AT ■ OUR OF- ,
FICE3 AT ONCE. AS THET
ARE A FINE INVESTMENT.
■: ' '.' :' I ' ' ' '
; : Grito & iamiltoi
225 West Second' Street
MANUFACTURING DISTRICT.
FOR BALE.
BAST ADAMS — — -
40x126.
NEAR COMPTON A\TB. .'
• $1000 — — ONLY : JIOOO.
curb 3 and walks ' in.
. particulars. terms, etc .
621 stlmson bldq., •
thir:"> and spring streets.
'- ■''■ " .HOME 6713.
FOR SALE-LOTS- ' - .-. .-••.-• ■■. ..
JlOOO each. Five lots in Angeleno
Heights Tract, west of Douglas stieat.
fronting on Sunset boulevard. Terms
1100 cash, balance 110 per month.
1600. . Lota In Connors' Subdivision ,of
Johannsen Tract. Easy terms.
ALLISON BARLOW.
817 -South • rnadwny, room 126. ■
Phonej— Mome 409 Main 403. '
FOR ' SALE— A LARGE LOT ON
Crocker adjoining the alley near Sd
f st., 50 ft. front; this lot t-nunls a cor-
ner, as there Is a 16-ft. alley on the
' north side; this must be sold as the
owner needs the money and he will
take an offer on It much below the
' adjoining -property. Terms V, cash.
THOMAS J. HAMPTON,
119 8. Broadway. L. A. R. B. ■
Hotel* and Lodging Houses
Rmoming: House
' Bargains; any hIzo; long list to choose
from.
Abel & McEiligott ■■'■ .
613 So. Broadway.
' i Miscellaneous
t -
■ ' ■ ■ ■ \ -.■■■•-.
for sale-
do you seriously contemplate the
. purchase of a piano? If so, I have a
new lovely toned and a beautiful up-
. right piano that has never been used.
This piano carries a
Ten Year Guarantee •;
and will be sold
Way Below Cost
For particulars address
80x.352, Herald--'
i'l! I
FOR BALE— NEW AND SECOND-
I band bllllaid and pool table*: bar (Is*
/ fnr««i ci all kinds; ««»y pay inents.
1 lend tor catalog u». TUB BKUNU-
WiCK-UALKK-COLLENDKB CO.. U
Wast i Third street. Los Angela*. •■»-.-,
TEETH, MOO UP! BRIDQBS. tS.OO UP;
cold crowns, Jl.oo up: nillntca. 600 up;
. painlMs extracting; all work warrant'
eS. PR. MARUROVHi. tO2 N. Main.
KOH BALB-PIANO. STANDARD MAKB
In good condition ; price JJSO. Addrtu
. box Ht, .Herald. , -
'M 0 a. mil. tl«m# lft'.o. Mala XUO.
i&n^For Rent.
Piirnlsh'sd, finely
tiilnH IIM Vn appointed larK 1 ! K-
'♦^Z^KJSr^ 'X story home. 439 kJ-
.^■'.-^ • Alamsst., 13 min-
utes %.<> business center, contalnlns six
extra lar^e roo-ns, not Includlngr bath,
butler 1 !! pantry, linen closet, etc. Large
lot eoxlis to io-tt. alley. Take Mapl*
aye. ear. prlc# for « mo, or one year
$60 per month. ■>■■
nuwi.v AL,nisßBoiv. Owner.
801-203 Laughlln Bldg.
FOR SALE
Business Property
FOR SALIC- — — —
Are you looking tor
Factory or warehouse sltes7
No restrictions'; close' ln.
$2r. per front foot, any frontaße.
Close to Salt Lake railroad.
This la good enough to investigate.
P. D. DAVIEB,
1425 E. Ist St., or 4th and Clarence.
Home 41378. Boyle 1385 or til.
ON THB COMING CROSS STREET,
(Ninth) between Central and San Pedro.
This Is close In; cottage renting for
$21.50. 14500 cash will handle it. Owner,
South 2730. ■ . . . ■ - - -
Suburban Property
yon eagle: rock lots
—See—
WALKI3R A CLAIUC. Agent*.
Home phone 492— through Glendale
Exchange, office corner of Central
and Colorado ayes. Eagle Rock. -
FOR SALE-AT ALTADENA. 'ACRE
lots, $500 each, $50 down and $10 month;
good soil, sightly : location: fine water
right. 1,, m. PRATT, 608 Laughlln
Bldg.i or Altadena office at end of car
line. . '■■ ■■•.-■■
Country ■ Property
TO EASTERN FARMERS, PRICES OF
land seem high out here, but land is
valued, the world over, according to
. how much money It will produce. At
Hemet, Riverside county, one can raise
enough potatoes the first year to pay
for his land. When, a property will do
' that : It Is certainly cheap enough ■ for
anybody. Send for : Heraet booklet or
see I>. M. PHATT, agent Hemet Land
Co.. «08 Laughlln Bldg. ■ ■
ATTOR N EY 3.AT.LAW
MARKIAQE AND PROBATE LAWS A
. specialty. No fee without success. E.
P. MOHET, 621 Stlmson blk.. cor. »d
and Spring. Phone tilt. Open even-
ingS. - ■:■■■■.. I . :: -. ■■, '. ■■..■:..;-.'■■.
DIVORCE LAWS — ADVICE FRBE: NO
fee without success; private.-, J, H.
SMITH, 122 . W. Third St.. room 10«.
1 to B p. m. ■ ----■■■••■•- - ■'■'
; TYPEWRITERS \>
THE' U .DERWOOD STANDARD VlSl-
ble typewriter. FOWLER BROTHERS.
. ■ ■ ' •'. Second b.reet.
PATENTB AND PATENT RIGHTS
HAZARD & HARPHAM. PIONEER
Agcy. Citizens Nat. Bk. bide. Book
■' froe. -. ■■ ■■ ~ -.•'.■■ ■-■■
1 ;s^pGs;BiOKs"
4 per cent paid on term, and 3 per cent on ordinary: savings
< deposits.*: Loans oh real estate. Open Saturday evenings.^. ■'
• Security Savings Bank C^s<j^™^' ~
* N. E. Cor. Fourth and Spring, Total Assets, I
» Herman W. Hellman Bldg. $16,000,000.00/ ,
: German American Savings Bank Cz ?}£ ] £X d rJ?" r ? lu *',
223 South Spring St. Total Assets,
Branch— Main and First Sts. $10,000,000.00. - .
8 Southern California Savings Bank l^
S. E. Cor. Fourth and Spring, W. D. Woolwine, V. Pres
Union Trust Building. Chas. H. Toll, Cashier.
Clearing House Banks y,
'■'•,■ ■■ ■ ■ - NAME] i_ ■ .■■■.■•:. OFFICERS •- ■•'■■ ■ •' • ■• '.
pirst National Bank . ' iv^.f'HK&'SSc^*. ■ ■■ '- ■
x 8. E. Cor. Second and Sprint Capital Stock, - $1,260,000; Burplus, $250,000.
. -' Undivided Proflta, tL187.747.0L
ercnants .National uanic w. H. hoi^liday, Caahier. ; :■ . ■}'■■*■>:
K. E. Cor. Cecond and Main. Capital, I2UO,O<V»: Surplus and Profits. tSSO.MO.
Roadway Bank & Trust Company J J %*T<% t & I ps£g&. v :
■*— ' 308-310 UJwy, Bradbury Bldg. Capital, tao.OQO: Surplu»-Und. Pront». HBO.OO0 1
moriran Matinnnl Rank v W. F. BOTSFOKD, Pros. • , '
mencan rviauonai canK T _ w _ phel,a j s. Cashier. • -■ ■ ; - i
8. W. Cor. Second & Broadway, Capital. I1..0UO.OOO; Surplus and Profits.' |76.oBy
i •n.Tntinnai Rank nf California ' J - E - FISHBURN, Pres. ~~ '■ ~T^-
ivrationai ±sanK ox w D woolwine. cashier. /
, •*■» N. E. Cor. Second and Bprln«. Capital. $500,000. Surplus-Und Profits QOtCoOO.
. otate Bank & Trust Company - . :
>J W.'W.-Cor. Second and Spring. Capital. tMO.OQP: Burpluj and Profits. $80.000'
pitizens 1 National Bank a! j! watkrs: cSiier ■ •- t
8. W. Cor. »rd and Main Capital. $300.000; Surplus' and Profits. tIg.OOO.
Qentralßank .
■ N. E. Cor. Fourth & Broadway. Capital, $100,000. Surplus and ■ Profits. $100.000.
The National Bank of Commerce P M bouai asV Pre-
IN LOS ANOOZgM. - CHARLM^WINO 1 . Cashier.
■ N. W. Cor. Plxth and Spring. ■- Capital. $200,000; Surplus. $20.000.
Tjnited States National Bank üßLutfZgT^M.. ; —~^
*-'' " 8. a. Cor. Main ft Commercial. Capital, "$200,000: 'urplus and Profits. $50,000.^
Commercial NaUonal Bank c% A >L?NT N c^hiw**" '• :
CX South Spring, CaplUl,' $200.000; 'Surplus 'and Profits. $24.000
•Charmers & Merchants National Bank k *£}$&£*',&» ■;
' " Cor> Fourth * nd ■ Main.- i goo^^^]^na_l?onls; $l,500.00o: i
I M "1 H IkTJBm Stocks may b« purchased now In the most exttnslv* mer-
*l Dl BWafm i ca "t" a cyndlcate ever organized on tho coust. Bafe, sura
rrrifsnw!!mLK'2 l uud I' rontmb ' e - "Write today.
6^fl»f-Jfll Pacific Syndicate Stores Company
»• J I fill W*l ... '«« M *-»- lu I«»Wer.Ulm bulldiuK. l, 0 , A».e«le«, Cal.
rtfiA lirlilriliiTrwfl lo Becu| o stock, nmks tiepoalt for account ot Pactflo
LnMWn Syndicate Stores Co. with WelU-Fai'KO. N«v»da Nation -
H JlAlTfln »' ba "* t . Ban k'raaclsco; National Hank of Commerce. Los
HI k LVA A JH ' (Ang«l«. Cal.: Fjr«t National bank, Rlversld*. Cat; First
BliiTisWfTiraJilHrl tJ " t '""°' *""'■■ badlands, Cat: ban Bernardino National
. iiniiMisiiMßßiii iiavniii/ bank; Merchants" National bank, San Dieso, CaL .
9
END FOR END SNAKE ARRIVES
Dungerout Reptile, Occupied In Crrang*
Ing It* Mead From Its Neck
to Its Tall
Special to The Herald
MOfiTON, Maim., Oct. 14. — "«t-
Ing on board one of th« f-trann
e«t snake* of which there i« Rny record
In liny land, which has the h«b)t at
rhan«ln»; lt« head etrrr «lx month*
from one end of its body to the other,
the Han»a line ntcumer Trautfiofels,
from Calcutta and Colombo, docked at
the Mystic shortly before noon yester
day. The reptile Is ; about three feet
In length and nearly ten Inches thick
In some portions of Its body. It ha* a
pecul laT*4>ro wn !»h ; color, and Us t»lt«
Is far mora pol»onou(t than the rattler.
The Btinkn wan caught in • the moun
talns of India and Is belncr taken to
New York to complete the collection Of
monstrositlet In one . of i the museums
in that city. At the present ' time the
head Is disappearing from 'one end of
Its body, and another one Is gradually
being forme<". on the ■ spot where Its
tall formerly was. '. ,'
' Nona of the officers of tho Trauteu
foln, from Cnpt. Oronau down, win able
to give any tpeclal name for the snake.'
.Every • person on board the eteamer
gave the cage a wide berth whenever
they paused It, not from any possibility
that the reptile might escape, but from
forco of habit.' There Is no possibility
of . Its ; effectlnjer an . escape,' for " atlda
from any opportunity It evidently has
no inclination to get away. ' It occa
sionally shows signs of life by runnlnjr
out Its Immense tongue, but It seldom
moves. It Is said to bo particularly
ferocious Just after : tho ' semi-annual
head-moving . Is accomplished. ' .
In addition to the snake the Traun
tenfels has GOO tlgerflnchos and 600 za
mllla birds, birds peculiar to . India,"
which are of bright plumage and ex
tremely small. '■ • '•■ "'• '•'■■
DENTISTS _ : [■_ _
SCHIFFMAN DENTAL CO., :
107 N. Spring St.— Painless extract*
• Ing, filling, crown and bridge. work,
flexible rubbor plates. Pure T gold >
- fillings, 760 up; nil other fillings, SO9
up; cleaning teeth. 800 up;- gold;.:'
cowns and bridge work. $5.00 up;
■•ts teeth, $5.00 up. Also open even-
Ings and Sunday forenoons. y--:.
DR. WM, BACHMAN. DKNTIST, FOR- 'i
mcrly of Minneapolis, is permanently .
located at 209-10 Johnson r ßldg.. ith
and Broadway. Both phones.
DR. CICERO BTKVBNS, DENTIST, HAS
. removed his offices to 411-412 Lanker- ,
shim bldg.. S. E. cor. 3d and Spring. :
DR. J. R. WHITE, DENTIST, CROWH
and bridge work a specialty. 119 S. < ■■■-
Spring at. Main 4091. '■■ ■ ■ ' .
FRANK STEVENS. 824fr 80. BPRINOL
r LEGAL NOTICEB V
to stockholders? 7^
. The annual meeting of the' Paxral and ' ','
Santa Maria Mining Co. will be held
on Monday, October 22, 1906. at the office
of the company, 128-130 South Spring
street, at 12 o'clock. , .. ,
: L. C. HULBURT, ■
- ■ Secretary. - * ■,"
„; SHOES REPAIRED ;
■ dies', 75c. Factory Shoe Store, 313 W. Stli.
BIDS FOtt LATINO OP GAS PIPES
- Sealed bids addressed - to ' Samuel Mock/; ','
secretary of the Southern California Gast ■•'
Circuit Co., for laying of gas pipes along > .
a■■ portion of Fourth ■ street, a , portion ; of ■).
Glendale avenvre and a portion of Seconds i
street, In the city ot Glendale, will bra
received at the office of 8. '. Mock, ! 501 , V
Chamber of Commerce building, Los An- ;
geles, .: Cal., up ,- to ■12 ■ o'clock Saturday,'
October 20, 1306.- . Plans and specifications -
of the work may be obtained from A.~ B.
Waddingham, ' engineer, at 208 Tajo build- 1';
Ing. ; Los Anjreles, . Cal. -Each ■ bid " must
be accompanied by a certified check pay-
able to S. Mock, or cash deposited for a"
sum equal . to ' two (2) per., cent: of ' tho!; v
total ■' amount , which will be : subject ," to ', V:
forfeiture In, case of failure on the part
of ■ the successful bidder to enter. Into ;:. '
a written contract . with approved • sure-
tles if called upon 'to do ■ so. : ' ! /±:
The Souinern i California. ■ Gas Circuit .
Co. reserves the right to ' reject any or.
all-, bids, ! or \ to % accept : any bid . which '.
may appear advantageous to said com-
pany.- ■■■ ■-■■■■■ ■■■■ ■ . -■■■' - ■-•■■■ -■■ •■■■':.■ ■,-,

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