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THE WEATHER
LQ3 ANO ELKS, Nov. U, 19(M.
hme.|Thnr. |Hum7"|Wl'nd.|Vlcy. | Wthr,
a.m.i 0 [ a I N 3 I Clear.
Maximum ] .66 1 BJI 1 Cldy.
axlmum temperature, 70.
Minimum temperature, 66.
Weather Conditions
T .o« Angeles— Cloudy Saturday; possibly
showers; fresh south wind,
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BELCHER-WOODS - Jame* Belcher,
aged 32, a native of New York and
resident of Long Beach, and Bertha
Woods, aged 23, a native of Vermont
and resident of Pasadena.
MEUSEL-HARHIS-Charles Meusel, aged
2H, (i native of California and resident
of Pasadena, and Adelaide Harris, aged
2 6, a native of Missouri and resident
of Los Angeles.
ALLURS-CHAIX— Albert Allurs, aged
2, a native of France and resident of
Los Angeles, and Augusta Chalx, aged
8 0. a native of Fraiice and resident
of Los Angeles. ,
KULLER-PKATT— Henry Fuller. aged
2 0, a native of Kansas and resident of
Los Angeles, and Annie Pratt, aged
1 8, a native of Connecticut and resi-
dent of Los Angeles.
RICK-GRHEN— Horace Rice, aged 25, a
native of Tennessee nnd resident of
■an Francisco, and Nora Green, aged
2, a native of Missouri and resident
KENNEDY-d'oMPSELAAR — Alexander
Kennedy, aged 39, a. native of Tenn-
essee- and resident of Los Angeles, and
Theresa Van Dompselaar, aged 32, a
native of Minnesota and resident of
S TUARTIfviiSsON-auss Stuart, aged
2 5 a native of Mississippi and resident
of San Francisco, and Hester Wilson,
aged 19, a native of California and
resident of San Pedro.
J OHNSON-FRIDBTROM— John-
son, aged 31, a native of Sweden and
resident of Los Angeles, and Alma
Frldstrnm. aged 26, a native of Sweden
and resident of Los Angeles. -
DUARTE-MENDES — Thomas Duarte,
aged 44, a native of California and
resident of San Gabriel, and Manuela
Mendes, aged 58, a native of Mexico
and resilient of San Gabriel.
LASSALETTE-BOURDET— Joseph Lassa-
lette, aged 33, a native of France and
resident of Los Angeles, and Jeanne
Bourdet. aged 21, a native of France
and resident of Los Angeles.
McGITIRE-DAVEY— John McGulre, aged
3, a native of Ohio and resident of
Los Angeles, and Elizabeth Davey.
aged 24, a native of New York and
resident of Lob Angeles. .
Peel: A Chase Co., undertakers and
embalmers: lady assistants. 433 S. Hill.
Tel. Main 61. ;_
ORR HINES & CO.. Funeral Directors
Have moved to their new bnlldlns; on
the N. R. cor. 104h and Flower
Both phones 15. Lady assistant
'{ '..•' V; ' ' -' DIED " V . -' ' ■ :
HOWARD— At her late residence, 1646
Rockwood street, 'Mrs. Rena A. Howard,
wife of J. S. Howard and. mother, of
Edmund C. Howard and Ray Howard.
Funeral Sunday.' private.
SANITARIUMS
mr^TTSTTSr^r^^^anitarujm^
• Massage, baths of all kinds, newly
equipped with needle spray and shower;
Russian and Turkish baths a specialty:
chiropody, manicuring; scalp and facial
massage. 225 ft West Ist st Home*3&o9.
NEW SANITARIUM, 629 8. BDWAY.
Electric, vibratory massage, vapor,
alcohol and sulphume baths. Salt
glow, manicuring, chiropody and face
massage. Phone 9532.
BATHS AND MASBAGE
LEWIS PARLORS" REMOVED FROM
1 4H4 N. Broadway to 207 N. Broadway,
room 202. Suggestive vitoopathy, mag-
netic, electric and scalp treatments,
chiropody.. Hours 10 to 9; closed Sunday.
, ;, THE ALEXANDRA BATH AND MAS-
■ ■*' sage parlors. Steam , and ..vapor, oil
' and alcohol rubs. Hot salt ■ tub baths
. a specialty. No signs. 218 N. MAIN,
1 rooms 14 and 16. Phone Bdway 5187.
INDIGESTION. NERVOUS DISEASES
„ and rheumatism cured without drugs.
Expert massage. Physicians' refer-
ences. .HARRIETT E. LAMB, 119 ft
S . Spring. Home phone A 6130.
THE LONDON MANICURE AND MAS-
sage parlor Is located at 141% N.
BROADWAY, parlor 6; select patron-
age only. No sign. Formerly of 595
S . Spring st.
THE MITCHELL BATHS— AND
steam, salt and electric tub baths,
massage, alcohol and oil rub; open
Sundays. 218 N. MAIN ST.. room 11.
PALATIAL BATHS-EASTERN- TRAIN-
ed operators. Formerly 127% N. Bdway.;
now 126 ft N. SPRING ST. Hours 10 to
1 2 p. m. Tel. Home A 2428 .. r • y.
YOU ARE NOT HURRIED WHEN YOU
go to 125 TEMPLE STREET for bath
• and massage. No signs in window.
, Best of patronage solicited.
3 21 IS. HILL ST., BATHS AND MAS-
sages for colds, rheumatism and ner-
vousness. Hours 11 to 10 p. m. Sunday
all day. ROOM 8.
ELECTRIC INSTITUTE, 220 FRANKLIN
St., room t. Including baths, massage
and electric blanket, sweats for rheu-
matism. ■
YOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE A FEW
select customers for manicuring. Call
at 654 S. Hill St.; open from 9 a. m. to
9 p. m.
MANICURING, CHIROPODY, FACE
massage, equalled by few, excelled by
• none. Select patronage. 563 S. Bdwy. R. 4.
. THE PALACE MANICURING AND
massage parlors are now open. Hours
are 10 a. m. to 9 p. m. 707 S. Bdway.
FOR A GOOD ELECTRIC BLANKET
sweat, alcohol rub, hot soda bath, 22}
W . Ist St.. room 4. Open Sundays.
SULPHUME. VAPOR, ELECTRIC AND
tub baths, massage and chiropody.
7 01 S. BDWAY. Phone Main 3133.
ALCOHOL MASSAGE AND MANICUR-
ing. 220 Franklin street, room 36.
\ .>''■,- Hours 2 p. m. to 11 p. m.
FOR A GOOD ALCOHOL HUB GO TO
7 07 S. . Broadway, flat 1, room 1.
Young lady attendent.
EAN FRANCISCO MASSAGE PARLORS
Lessons given In Astrology. Room 36,
1 45 W. sth. THE CHESTER.
FOR A GOOD HOT BATH AND MAS-
sage go to 1524 S. MAIN. Hours. 10
to 9. Closed Sundays.
MANICURING. SHAMPOOING AND
face massage, oil rubs. Room 1,
6 10% S. SPRING.
. DR. MAUD HOLLEY, VACUUM DE-
veloper. 245 ft S. Spring, room 3.
Phone 7340. ,' • .:
FOR A GOOD MANICURE OR FACE
massage call at 141% N. BROADWAY.
Suite seven.
DENTISTS
bCm DKNT^£r~CO^ ° ° " J ~ u "'- n - n - r< -
1 07 N. Spring Bt.— Painless extracting.
filling, crown and bridge work, flex-
ible rubber plates. Pure gold fillings,
7 50 up; all other fillings. 600 up;
cleaning teeth, 600 up; gold crowns
and bridge work, $6.00 up; sets teeth,
1 5.00 up. Also open evenings and Bun-
day forenoons.
t»K..VVM BACHMAN. DENTIST. FOR-
merly of Minneapolis, Is permanently
located at 209-10 Johnson Bldg., 4tl>
and Broadway. Both phones.
DR. FLECKENBTBIN. DKNTIBT. 182 N.
Broadway, Thorpe bid*, High grade den
l a! work " ?? efl , even '"g* and Sunday.
PR, CICERO BTBVBNS, "dhNTIBT,
suite 411-412 Lankershlm bldg.
>RANK gTHVBNtt, 824 V. BO BHRINU.
BUSINESS .PERBONALB
KKATHJ . JJJ JP ILLOWH1 LLOWH RKNO V ATUD AT
ACME VKATIIIHI WORKS. HI Bao
. i'wlru st. Tel. Suu*et Main ilti«;
- ,V Hum UOil. illJsKSaiifinii
CHURCH NOTICES
CHRIST i ■•" ■" ' r • *".
CHURCH fiZ**K "•* l-f .
Cer.ltthan4 fll'fcf
iow«r II if Wei. coma
Sunday services at .11 B, m. and T.it
p . m ; early celebration holy com-
munion on third Sundny nnil Saints'
Day. at 7:80 a. m. Strangers espe-
cially Invited. University ears pass
the door. Those desiring telenhonp
connection for "Bhut-lna" telephone
7 112. Church physician at the church
every morning 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.
ST. PAUL'S .PRO-CATHRDRAL, 823 S.
Olive street (near the leading hotels),
the Rev. J. J. Wllklns, I>. D., dean and
rector— Divine services, 7:30 and II a. m.;
7 :30 p. m.; Sunday school, 9:30 a. m.;
Young People's meeting, Guild hall, 6:45
p . m. The rector will preach. Subjects:
Morning, "Indifference to Religion";
evening, "Taxation: Render Unto Cae-
sar, Render Unto God." This church Is
always open to all sorts and conditions
of men. The rich and the poor meet to-
gether; the Lord Is the Maker of them
all. _
CHRIST CHURCH — CORNER 12TH
and Flower. Rev. Baker P. Lee. rec-
tor; Sunday services at 11 a. m. and
7 :80 p. m.; early celebration holy com-;
munion on third Sunday nnd Saints
Day. at 7:80 a. m. Strangers es-
pecially Invited. University cars
pass the door. Those desiring tele-
phone connections for "shut-ins' tele-
phone 7912. Church physician at the
church every morning from 8:30 to
9 :80. Services and meflclne free to
all. Church open dally for .private
prayer from 8 a. m. until 5 p. m.
THE LOS ANGELES FELLOWSHIP,
Benjamin Fay Mills, permanent min-
ister. General social In Blanchard
hall Friday evening at 8 o'clock
sharp. Dramatic and musical pro-
gram 8 to 9, including a half hour
talk by George Wharton James on
"My Visit to Luther Burbank. So-
cial from 9 to 9:30, dancing 9:30 to 11.
All interested are invited. Tickets
1 5 cents to members, 25 cents to non-
members.
PENIEL HALL. 227 SOUTH MAIN
street— A noonday prayer meeting Is
held each week day. 12 to 1 o clock
Gospel meeting every night at 7:60 p.
m . Sunday services as follows: 9 a.
■m., men's prayer meeting; 9:46, Sab-
bath schcoT and Bible class 11
o'clock, preaching; 3 p. m., holiness
meeting: evangelistic service at
night. Rev. T. P. Ferguson. Mrs. M.
P . Ferguson and G. B. Studd superin-
tendents of the mission. _^
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCl-
e ntist. Simpson auditorium, 734 S. Hope
st. Services Sunday 11 a. m. and 8 p.
m.; sermon from the Christian Science
Quarterly. Subject, "Soul and Body."
• Children's Sunday school .at 3:30 a.
'. m. Wednesday evening -meeting at
8 o'clock. Reading rooms, : 610-511 ; Her-
man W. Hellman building, Spring and
Fourth sts., open dally, Sunday except-
ed, from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.
ST. PAUL CATHEDRAL, 623 S. OLIVE
street (near the leading hotels), the
Rev. J. J. Willtlns, D. D., dean and
rector. Services. 7:80 • (Sunday school
9 :30) and 11:30 a. m., 7:30 p. m. Young
P eoplp 1 - meeting, 6:46 p. m. The rector
will preach, morning subject, "Body
and Spin.;" evening. "What Ought Re-
ligion to Do for Us?" The doors ol
this church are always open to all
sorts and conditions of men. Come ye
apart and rest awhile. All welcome.
BENJAMIN FAY MILLS, PERMANENT
minister of the Los Angeles Fellow-
ship, will speak in Blanchard hall at
1 o'clock on "San Francisco, Th"on
and Now," a comparison of the noble
conduct of the citizens immediately
after the earthquake and the present
pitiable condition of that city. Best
music. Seats free, everyone cordially
Invited. .: ■ ; .. ! • • ■ ; .
IMMANUEL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
— Corner of Tenth and Figueroa
streets. Rev. Hugh K. Walker, D.
D.,- the pastor, will preach tomorrow
at 11 a. m. and at 7:30 p. m. • Sub-
jects, morning, "The Persuasion of
Better Things;"-' evening, •■■ "The
Achievements' of ''Unlikely People."
Strangers are especially invited to
attend the services of our" church.
B T. JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHURCH, 514
W . Adams, near Flgueroa street. Rev.
Lewis G. Morris, rector; Sunday ser-
vices. :30 a. m., 11 a. m., sp. m. This
Is a FREE church and all are cordially
Invited. Take the Grand avenue 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
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH, CORNER
Fifth and Olive, convenient to all down-
town hotels. Preaching by pastor,
Robert J. Burdette, at 11 and 7:30. Topic
of morning sermon, "The New Life;"
evening, "Two Golden Words." Ordin-
ance of baptism at morning service in
the great Auditorium. Room for all
and welcome for all. ■■■• . ;
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 cordl-
ally Invited Seat» are free.
MONEY TO LOAN
W E MAKEi" LOANS "orTTtJRNITURE,'
pianos, homes, wagons, carriages, cat-
tle, He, without removal from your
possession.
Loans also made to salaried persons
on plain note without Indorser or pub-
licity. Lowest rates In town.
FIDELITY LOAN CO..
6 21 Mason building.
26 West Fourth «t.. cor. Broadway.
Home phone 7421. Broadway 6171
CASH CONFIDENTIALLY LOANED TO
salaried persons on note, without se-
curity, without employer's knowledge
and without Indorsers; easy payments,
fositivcc 1 •• lowest rates. .Hours 10:30 to
: SO. COMMERCIAL DISCOUNT CO.,
6 28-629 Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES
for building, or on Improved city
property on a new definite contract or
limited payment plan of installment
payments, . interest decreases each
month as you pay. STATE MUTUAL
BLDG. & LOAN ASSN., 107 S. Bdway.
MONK Y TO THOMAS S. WADS-
WORTH, 819 & 320 Douglas bldg.. will
lend money en city or county real es-
tate.
T O LOAN-JEWELRY LOAN CO.. ON
dlamon is, Jewelry. etc. 328V4 S.
Spring room 11.
W E LOAN MONEY TO SALARIED PEO-
ple; confidential. Mutual Trust Co., 421
Bullawl blk. _^
SPECIAL NOTICEt
C ALTFCnnTIX^rTsA^CAIt?KT^LSAN^
Ing Works clean carpets; upholster-
ing, repairing. 229 E. .th St. Phone
Main 715. Home A 8264.
CLEAN WATCH. 60C; MAIN SPJUNGS,
50c; warranted; old gold $1 pwt. 461
8. Main and 617 B. Spring.
DR. A. POLASKY, OPTICIAN. MOVED
to 317 W. 3rd st.. ■suite 2 and 4.
, PALMISTS - AND MEDIUMS
DR. GREEN, CLAIRVOYANT, BUBl-
n ess medium, gives life readings dally;
test circles Wed, even., I o'clock, Sic.
Room 16, 119V4 B. Spring St. Tel. A 6130.
MRS. WESLEY. RELIABLE] UFK
reader and medium, will be found in
new offices at 381 Vt S. SPRING.
Room 10.
MRS. HAHKbR, RELIABLE PALMIST
»nd elßlrovHnt. 444 8. Spring: room L
, BUSINEBB OPPORTUNITIES
you'" balk if awn" "sitop IN
. Hlyeritlde; good vuhuiih for selling.
■ ■ - FLAGQ & SIMMiiNS. UlvurslUe. Cal.
LOS ANOELES HERALD: SATURDAY MORNTNO. NOVEMBER 17. I«MJ.
WANTED
Help— Male
MARKS' EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY
Mnle Office I art kiim R«em4.
Unnmrt Phone Mnln MS,
ltnm« ABM7.
Femitlr Office 2 IIP/4 W. Fourth.
Phone «nn«<-< Main 431,
Horn* Mir.H.
When you need help call on us. we
can fill your wants.
Our specialty In household help,
cooks, chamber maids, lady's maids,
nurse girls, man and wife, gardeners,
coach man, etc.
NOTICE
Should you need nny Japanese help
Mr. Fred Karumato, our Japanese
manager, will select first-class help,
household, such as cooks, chamber
men, porters, etc'
Mule Office open
Snndwr forenoon,
BRn rno«n HMPI.OYMRSTT AGENCY,
1 34 ttnmt fteeonai ItfCTt.
Call on us for nil help and work.
We act promptly. Try us. Man and
wife and 2 sons for dairy, nil 8 to
milk, 150 mo.; blacksmith, $2.50 and
fd.; carpenters $4, milkers $40, ranch
hands $40, wagon teamsters $2.25,
laborers $2. n0. ice man $7l> mo., etc.
Also hotel help of all descriptions.
Call and lei what we have to offer;
we open early.
l IANM4N EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
C . W. JENKB & CO.. 204 East Sec-
ond street Los Angeles, Cal. Both
phones: Home 383, Main 383.
Carefully selected male and femalo
help of all descriptions and nationali-
ties, furnished promptly.
HUMMKL BROS. * CO..
-EMPLOYMENT AOENTS-
A strictly first-class, reliable agency.
All kinds of help promptly furnished.
our order" Ko'lclted.
16-118 East Second street.
Between Main and Los Angeles street*.
Largest and best equipped offices on
the Pacific coast.
HUMMEL BROS. A CO..
16 and 118 E. 2d St.
Telephones— Mnln 508.
Home 600.
WANTED-SUBSCRIPTION CANVASS-
er; salary paid $2.50 to $5.00 per day;
experience not necessary; must give ref-
erences. See PARR, Herald office, 7:30
to 8:30 a. m., or 4:30 to 6:30 p. m.
GILLMAN'S BARBER COLLEGE, 122
E . 2d St., will teach you a profession
that will make you Independent for
life. For particulars call or write.. ,
8 00 MEN, 214 R BROADWAY, HAT
factory, save you $2 to $5 remodeling
your old hat like new; 50c up.
WANTED— MEN AT THE BELASCO
theater this morning. Apply at the
stage entrance at 9:30 a. m.
WANTED — FIRST CLASS PANTS
presser at once, 326 S. MAIN, room 4,
Grand Southern hotel.
MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE.
Filiations guaranteed MOLER BYS-
T EM COLLEGE. 113 H. 20.
Agents
WANTED—
, r; wv AGENTS
We want all agents to know that they
may take any customers out on our
Free Car dally to
the McCarthy co.'S
florence
HEIGHTS :;
TRACT
the greatest High Grade' Low Priced
lots on the market.
the McCarthy company,
■ • 203 North Broadway, ".; ■
Phones: Main 1202, Home 8737. ■ ' • '
To Rent .. ,-..,,.. ...;',,;
WANTED— ' • ■ ■
ALL OWNERS
i — -OF RENTAL PROPERTY—...
—TO KNOW THAT WEI— .
—DO A RENTAL BUSINESS— -
-DON'T WORRY
I ? YOU WANT A TENANT—
— LI " YOUR PROPERTY—
WITH US
MINKS & FATMSH.
SIS SOUTH HILL STREET.
" Real Estate
IF YOU HAVE ANY HOUSES FOR
sale or rent list them with us. We
will do the hustling.
DOHERTY & LA ROSE,
Main 3042; 726 Grosse Bldg.
Money
W ANTED—SI26O,— $1260, $2500, $4000. 6 YEARS. '
SIDDALL, 207 Copp Bldg.
S ituations Female
LAUNDRESS WANTS LAUNDRY •TO
take home. Telephone Main 8160.
1 551 E. I4TH ST.
Miscellaneous
WANTED— TO buy furniture AND
household goods. If you are going
to sell we will pay you one-third
more than others. Phone us. Main
117. Horn« 2164. COLYEAR FUK-
NITURE CO. 322 3. Main St
To . Purchase — Real Estate
WANTED— 6-ROOM COTTAGE S. OR
S . W., very near school; the nearer
the better. Give price, terms and
location. 'BOX 358, Herald.
PERSONALS
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE^FOR
good buys and quick sales see Me-
FADDEN, with the Golden West
Realty Co., 711 Grosse bldg., 6th and
Spring. .*■'. '-•
DRIVING EVERY RHEUMATIC PAIN
from earth, Applegate's new tonic.
Postal or call James Applegate's
Rhymer, New York and Christopher's
stores. Broadway. -
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
F ls«^^S^X^^LirTESlfA^L7§ffe6
cigar stand; party has other business
that requires his Immediate atten-
tion; will sell at Invoice. 117 COM-
MERCIAL ST.
L OBT AND FOUND
FOUND — A BLACK MULE, WEIGHT
about 1100 lbs.; branded on flank "R."
Owner can have same by applying to'
, MIGUEL FELIX, Einelita St., Cole-
grove.
MINING and ASSAYING
m Tnlsr"^v^t^h^So^d"^eflorenceB
wants parties to stake him for a pros-
pecting trip. Address HERALD, BOX
3til,
TEAMSTERS AND TRANSFERRING
FOR GENERAL HAULING. SIGNAL
Transfer, 118 Temple st. Both phones
1 884 BHllmHti.K furnlnhfid
' PATENTS AND patent RIGHTS
u,\/.a>u> *~*TaTipha-£ PIONEBK
Agcy. Cttlsens Nat. Ilk. bldg. Book
fro«
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
C OUI'LUTA HBTB OF PLANB~ t AN'b
specification* of beautiful buildings,
from «o. up. J. B. Cook, It it\. 708 flpr.
ADOPTION
A*BOY SI YIOAHd OLD WANTS A GOOD
home. Address BOX Stilt. HERALD.
FOR RENT
•tore* and Offloee
T O LET- STORKS —
: 85— 101$ R. 9th. -
I 20—1001 K. f)th. '.
i 17—1003 K. »th.
100—701 W. 7th.
i 26— 2104-06 East »th.
i IS — 2309 Bant 9th.
! 15—2311 East fth.
T . WIKSRNDANaEn,
Suite »12, 207_B.^Broadway ;
FREE RENT TO .TAN. MEW STORKS,
1 618 E. 28th, cor. Blauson Juno, car line.
Houses
for RENT-HOUSES.
$16; R-room cottage, 1011 Ganahl st, or
will sell for $1600; terms, $16 down. $16
month.
$40; 14-room house, sis W. 14th st.
ALLISON HARI.OW,
2 13 8. liroadway, 124 Phones, Home
A En9l, Main 409.
$16; WATER PAID; ft ROOMS; BATH;
keys nt 1629 E. 26th it., Blauson cars;
$25 payments buys cottage.
Flats— Furnished
FOR $12.60 A MONT H~YOU "CAN RENT
housekeeping apartment, furnished com-
pleto; range, phone, bath, electricity.
8 36 Crocker st., 911 Diamond St., 1141 W.
I st St., 1020 Colton St., 221 N. Figueroa.
$16, 1133 W. Ist St., 204-212-218-222 U. Fre-
mont. 160 N. Beaudry, 1003 nnd 1011 K.
Ninth, 712 Ceres, 334 8. Figueroa, 812
4th, 1028 W. Ist. New location; walking
distance. These apartments are new,
. nice, modern,
T . WIESENDANGER,
Room 312,
207 South Broadway.
Rooms— Furnished
FOR $20 A MONTH YOU CAN RENT
an outside room beautifully fur-
nished, new, with elegant hotel ser-
vice; steam heat, at 705 WEST 7TH
ST.
for rknt-eleoa"ntly furnish-
ed outside rooms, with bath, single or
en suite. $2.60 and up per week. 137
South iironrtwny.
6 11 WEST PICoT COR. HOPE—
furnished outside rooms; reasonable;
walking distance. *
FOR SALE
Houses
FOR SALE— (5275) NEW HOUSE
We have It. 7 rooms $3800.
You want It, $3800.
Southwest, beautiful house, lovely
location.
Cement cellar, dumb waiter, 4 bed
rooms.
Big lot and alley. .
Only $4200 (5279) $4200—
Immense front living room finished
most harmoniously in dark wood; a
very wide porch extends across front
of the house which faces east; the
pantry and kitchen are especially
convenient for their arrangement,
and the three bed rooms are unusu-
ally large; 2-story house.
mm 10 GRIMES & MAURICES
■ ,•■■-• ALEXANDER,
Room 19, 205 W. Fifth at.,
Opposite Alexandria hotel.
FOR SALE—
ARE you LOOKINgTfOR A bargain?
$3700 ." V ; :'.
Jefferson St. frontage. ! Within one
block of Main, which is the longest
street In tho city, and will take you to
the great San Pedro harbor. You can
seoure a lot 60x160, Improved with a
new and modern six-room cottage.
Only $3700 and now renting for $30
per month.
Within two blocks either way are
In operation six of the best car lines
of the city, Including the Redondo
line.
T . i,. O'niUIBN,
Jefferson and Main.
South 2276. Home 25838.
FOR SALE— • i
NEW UP-TO-DATE »,-
5-ROOM BUNGALOW
Mission style, tinted walls, large
living room, fireplace, enameled and
nickel plumbing; large level lot, gar-
den and flowers; cement sidewalks
i and curbs, oiled street, located one-
half , block from the new Pasadena
' boulevard, 5 cent car fare, twelve
minutes' ride to business part of city.
Price $2600. Owner Home telephone
C 1052 or address BOX 191, Herald.
FOR SALE —
4-room house East 37th St.; lot 42x
1 42 to alley; terms; $1200.
' ■ 4-room house; lot 40x138, East 27th
St.; $1200, $600 down, $16 per mo.
4-room bungalow East 27th St.; lot
4 0x95; $1600.
6-room modern oottage; lot 25x17G,
near Eastlake park; $1000. -
5-room cottage; lot 50x160 on Bank
St.; $1400.
GOLDEN WEST REALTY CO.,
'..■>,- Til Grosse 111. Ik-
FOR SALE— '
COTTAGE BUNGALOW SOUTHWEST
The fanciest five-room bungalow in
the market. At the lowest price.
VERY LATEST DESIGN.
HIGHEST QUALITY OF FINISH.
Good lot, 43-ft. front, on oiled
street, close to car.
IF YOU MISS THIS AT «3250
YOU LOSE (500.
JOS. E. DAVIS,
718 Fay Bldg.
FOR SALE, $3000— NEW MODERN
6-room cottage, cement sidewalk,
curb, granite street, sewer, large lot,
lawn, fenced and barn. See owner
at 1230 E. 50TH ST, one block east
of Central aye., or telephone South
4 015. Terms.
FOR SALE—
6-room cottage on lot 60x125; bath,
toilet, mantel, etc.; price $1850; $100 cash,
balance $20 per month.
7-room, IV4-story, lot 50x158; price $2375;
$500 cash, balance $25 per month.
New 6-room cottage on lot 50x175,
Highland Park; price $2500; $500 cash.
E . G. DEVENB,
27 Laughlln bldg., 315 S. Broadway.
BUY IN BOYLE HEIGHTS!
One house on Winter St.. only $650;
$100 down, balance $15 a month.
One 4-room house near Brooklyn aye.
car line; something choice. Price $1600,
$400 cash, balance $15 a month.
Corner lot Brooklyn avenue, $750; all
street work done.
BROOKLYN-BOYLE HEIGHTS IN-
VESTMENT CO.
Tel. Boyle 1543. 2708 Brooklyn aye.
FOR SALE— HANDSOME 7-ROOM BUN-
galow In choice southwest section; hard-
wood floors, elegant pressed brick fire-
place and 1 mantel, splendid buffet, beam
ceilings, paneled wainscoting, 2 toilets;
every convenience; lawn in large lot,
fenced; cement walk and steps; close to
car lines and a bargain at $4500; easy
terms. PITTSI3ITRG REAL ESTATE
CO., 811-15 Laughlln Bldg.
WANTED— HAVE BUYERS waiting
for 5 and 6-room houses and can pos-
itively sell anything that is worth the
price.
- TRY US. CALL UP
Phones. A 7296 or Main 524 today.
J . R. MACLINTOCK, 704 Grant bldg.
L OOK! THINK) ACT I
AHLINUTON HEIGHTS. .
5-UOOM COTTAGE.
PRICE) a 2300. WOIITII (3100.
1. F. OiIAY,
8 31 (ttlm.ou Bid*. . Home 6TI&
OOTTAGH only snuao .
Moo <...Im *20 1-rr Mo.
' Here Is a fine investment on very
liberal terms. A pretty 6-ruoiii cot-
tage, only 10 minutes' ride on elec-
tric car. Will rent for $18 per month.
Gas, eleotrioity and alley. Good
proposition. for a home or an invest-
ment.
JOM- A H» iilMi LAND CO.,
9 18 West Third *t.
FOR SALE ____^_
H elites
$26 DOWN. $25 MONTHLY BUYS COT-
tAge. Glasby. 26th cor.. Slauson Jctn
can,
1 688 EAST ADAMS, 8 ROOMS, MOT>-
ern; $8000, 1 rio down. Bee OWNER.
2 121 on 2123 court, nf,ar AI.VA
rado, 5 rooms; big lot; $50 down.
City Lota and Lands
~T -
Hollywood
Free Excursions
«'«rt from our office at «ll
times. Thirty choice residence
lot*, facing on Acncla. Gordon
and Locutt streets. The most
choice and select property In
that beautiful city for th«
money. The lots are situated
with a grand view of the foot«
Mils nnd mountains and the
advantages of nn ocean breeze,
with the cooling effects In the
summer and the protection of
the foothill* during the win-
ter The Improvements are of
the best with five-foot cement
walks end cement curbs,
streets are graded and oiled.
parkway to be planted with
ornamental trees In front of
every lot Pure r.rtestan wa-
ter piped In the street*, all
lots have 60 feet frontage.
Prices $550 to $650
I On easy payments and fifty
per cent cheaper than similar
• property. Terms each, $50
cash. $10 per month. Our of-
fice open
Ail Day Sunday
To Issue free tickets. Urine;
your friends and family out ti
look <.ver our property, then
compare our prices with' those
of similar tracts. Call at our
office for tickets, maps and ail
Information.
Grlto k Hamilton,
25 W. Second St.
NADEAU'S PIONEER
HOME TRACT
This beautiful tract adjoins Hunt-
lngton park, also the famous Cudahy
ranch. ■..*,
Fronts on Florence aye.
lL<D>tt§ $30©'
Esksßh
$10 CASH
$10 PER MONTH
NADEAU "
NADEAU '
NADEAU
This is positively the best value In
the vicinity.
Call early and get a choice lot.
Nadeaii Realty Co.
Phone Main 8470. 227 Bryson Blk.
Cor. Second and Spring.
Office open Sundays until 12i30.,
WESTMINSTER SQUARE
THE 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 lots
will be highly Improved — palm
trees planted, etc. Two elegant
houses now being planned, others
will quickly follow. Car line in
course of construction will run
through tract. Water Is assured.
This property MUST advance. Buy
now and get the first pick of lots and
reap bis; profits.
ALTHOUSE BROS..
Members L. A. Realty Board,
2 54 Laughlln Bldg.
Main 263. Home Ex. 2«l.
FOR SALE-
BARGAIN
$450
This price is $150 less than adjoin-
ing lots are selling for.
5 0x133
HIGHLAND VILLA TRACT
One block from East First st. car line.
Have one other lot In same tract to
be sold for $600. Small payment
down, balance $12.60 per month.
OWNER, Home telephone C 1052. Or
address BOX 190, Herald.
McDonald & stott.
1 09 to 317 Lnnkershlm Building
T O BUY.
Owners and dealers In real esfat*
who have properties for sale 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. Kast-
ern property a specialty.
We have the best trader In th*
United States; It means dollars to
you to make his acquaintance.
We will give you quick action an.l
honest treatment whether you are •
buyer or seller. Come in and see us.
McDonald & stott.
Entrance 812 Lankershlm Bids;.
Homo Phone 474(1.
Sunset Main 4655. _
SNAPS.
On the Eagle Rock car line, near the
Huntington new car shops.
INSIDE CITY LIMITS.
Two lots 40x100, all Improvements, $850.00
each, $616.00 down, balance $10.00 per
month.
Two lots 40x160, with improvements.
$»25.00 each, $290.00 down, balance $10.00
per month.
Address OWNER, Box A 23, Herald of-
flee.
F OII IQAtiI.K HOCK LOTS
— Bee~
WALKRR A CLARK, Agent*.
Home phone 492— 'through (Jlends.lt
Exchange, office corner of Central
and Colorado , ayes, Eaftie Rook.
FOB BALE— LOTS.
■ $1560— on >9th st, Just west ol
Central aye.
$1160— Lot on ■ 46th St. wost of
Figueroa . street; streets graded,
cement walks and curbs. Cheapest
lots in their respective localities.
ALLISON 11.41U.0W,
- 217 South Broadway, Room 118.
Phones II »iuc 409. Main 409.
FOR SALE
City Lota and Lands
MONETA I
AVENUE
Home Tract
Free Excursions
start from our offices at all times.
1 00
Choice ReaMenee
LOTS
Fnolnß nn Moncta nv«-., Monntnln
View. Pnlnarttln nnil Hnwlnml »rf-
nnes, l.lirnltpln. Drive. PnolnY
boulevard nnd Mnln at,
The most choice and select prop
erty In the southwest The lots ar«
situated with a
Grand View of <he Mountains.
$375—
to $700, Including (ill modern Im-
provements. Our terms are
$50 I $10
CASH PER MONTH
Offices open all day Sunday
to Issue free tickets. Tiring your
friends and family out to look over
our property, then compare our
prices with those of similar tracts.
Call at our offices for tickets, maps
and all Information.
GRIDER-WOOLNER CO.,
19 H. Broadway.
BURKE BROS.,
4 53 S. Spring St.
O N EAST ADAMS STREET
I have one lot left.
4 0x125
This Is fast becoming a manufac-
turing district and will soon be
classed as business property.
Buy now and double your money
later. <
Will sell now for
Come in and see me Monday and let
me explain particulars and terms.
THIS IS A BARGAIN :
521 Stlmson. ..
FOR SALE
Lot noxino
On Wall Street.
$1200 CASH
Owner is cast and placed this price
.on the lot. If you want to make an
Investment that will make you 60 per
cent call and see
JOHNSTON
WITH
C . HOWARD FINLEY CO.,
3 41 South Hill St.
FOR SALE— ""
On the corner of Palo , Alto and
.Lake Shore, one block north of Tem-
ple, on the car line transfer point of
4 lines. A largo corner lot with a
small 4 -roomed house in the rear.
Will sell as a whole or In part cheap
for cash. .
THOS. J. HAMPTON.
19 S. Broadway. . L. A. R. B.
FOR SALE
- Large lot, 82x135 feet on West Adams
Heights, near 29th. This week, price
$2500; terms. • ••■
• DAI.Y
WITH ---v
C . HOWARD FINLEY CO.,
1 841 South Hill »«.
Hotels and Lodging Houses
FOR SALE — ""-""
A Comfortable Flat
This Is something nice in a neat (•
room furnished flat; all modern con-
veniences. Three rooms now bring-
ing 532. Rent Is $20 a month.
Price is right if taken -nt once.
Owner going east.
1 47 North Grand Aye.
Live Stock— Horses, Mules, Cattle
COWS CHEAP
All milking: Qlendale Electric line
and city limits. WHITMORE DAIRY.
Miscellaneous
FOR SA' —NEW AND SECOND-HAND
billiard and pool tables; bar fixtures
of all kinds; easy payments. Send for
catalogue. THE BRUNSWICK-
BALKE-COLLENDER CO.. 331 West
Third street, Los Angeles. .
YOU CAN BUY GOOD PIANOS AT LOW
prices at F. W. KRINGEL'S, 845 S.
Spring. Tuning and repairing. Broad-
way 2688. Home F8126.
Suburban Property
FOR ALT/ DENA PROPERTY OF ANY.
kind see L, M. PHATT. 608 Laughlln
Bldg., or AUadena office at end of car
_line.
Orange Groves
L . M. PRATT, LAUGHLIN BLDG.
"Headquarters for Orange Groves."
Business Property
000 — 126 teet on north side Third,
1 00 feet on Heai'dry. wltli
modern 10-room house.
$10,000—217 S. Beaudry. lot 41x125 ft.
to 20-foot alley, with modern
9-room house.
$6100 — 1110 West Second street lot
2 9x115 feet to 20-foot alley;
modern B-room cottage.
ALLISON BARLOW,
2 17 S. Broadway, rooms 123, 124, 125.
1 26 Phones 409.
FOR SAI — ■
Are you looking for
factory or warehouse sites?
No regtrl»'~>ns; close In.
$26 per front toot, any frontage.
Close to Salt Lake railroad.
This Is good enough to Investigate.
F . D. DAVIKS.
1 425 E. I/t st., or 4th and Clarence.
Home 41378. Boyle 1386 or 667.
' Country Property
FOR SALE— ~~"
HEMET 10-ACRB TRACTS.
Buy 20 acres at Hemet, plant half
to potatoes and half to oranges; the
potatoes will pay your living ex-
penses and run the ranch until your
oranges come into bearing, after
which you win have an Income that
will make you independent the rest
of your life. Bend for booklet or see
It, M. I'HATT, Agent Hemet Land Co.,
6 08 laughlln Bldg. _ • ■ ,
Live Stock— Poultry, Birds, Dogs '
POULTRY
You can get your Thanksgiving;
chicken* ut a very, low price If you
come quick at corner 4th and Molino
st. They must.be sold at onou.
1
son »■ inn. n»m> i *,-.<>. Mum a.toy
CXttitllttSfot&tJW** l*argeet Bue«
/t2f l Z*-~rM>Jjly«<ii !"*'» ColUoe In
K^^ "*"•" L«g Afloelee.
r>r ftrn-7 W Mi »«.
{5E83W f for Safe
v lmßflr Cottage— South-
><£wjp*r\ west
6 rooms, modern, porcelain laundry tub;;'
best plumbing, gas and electricity, etc.
A sacrifice, must be sold this week. '
Price only $2700, Bowiif Ai.mr.nso.v,
$01-208 Laughlln nidg.
EDUCATIONAL
SPANISH LESSONS GIVEN BY Ex-
perienced Spanish tenaher. Telephone..
Horn* C10r.2. or address BOX 193.
Herald. ',
Fur exchange -
Real Estate
. BEN WHITE
Will Exchange
your property, Immense bargains, ap-
ply at once. Satisfaction and quick ■
results. Member Realty Board. $04-* :•
BRYSON BLOCK, 3d and Spring sts.
C LE-»R ACREAGE FOR CITY EQUITY.
BIDpALL. 218 8. Broadway. -
PHYSICIANS
VtcrXSD'"''kSS m "~6A6. i'&H aucciiaiJ^
fully treat all female diseases and I
Irregularities: 10 years' experience: V
consultation free. Hours, 9a. m. to »
■ p. m.; Sundays, 10 to 11 a. m. 104
MERCANTILE PLACE, over 141 , ft.
Spring. .• ; . ■■-. ■'„
DR. HAIGH, REGISTERED PHYSICIAN "
and surgeon, cures chronic, nervous
and genlto-urlnary diseases of men
and women. Consultation free In
person or by letter. Room 840 Byrne
Bldg., 3D AND BROADWAY.
LADIES, THE SEVEN CAL. SISTERS '
Herbal Remedy Co., only reliable month-
ly regulator; never falls to relieve; gives '
universal satisfaction. 707 B. Broadway. l
DR. BAHRENBURG, FEMALE DlS-
e ases, monthly Irregularities, stric-
ture, piles, blood, skin and private I
diseases. 465 B. BROADWAY. <
DR. MERRILL. SPECIALIST —
I complaints, scientific methods, chronic
and private diseases— either sex.
2 06 S. BDWAY.
THE ORIENTAL MEDICAL INBTI- '
tutc, 314 E. sth St., guarantees to cure
chronic and nervous diseases of men;
consultation free. ' ■ • ■ -.' '-■■;* ;■■ A.
MRS. LAIYOU. SPECIALIST. . ALL
forms female diseases; prompt relief;
advice free. 319 S. Spring St., rooms 27-28. 1
DR. TAYLOR — FEMALE SPECIALIST
and obstetrics. BELASCO THEATER,
Main st , ..i.. . .. ,-. -<:
DR. LANE & CO., SPECIALISTS, 830 \
S . SPRING ST.. over Santa Fe offices.
DR. T. W. STONE] . ATTENTION TO
diseases of women. 415 % 8. SPRING. j
DR. GARRISON. CANCER AND TUMOU '
specialist. 8. W. cor. 7th and Hill. .
A „ ! n A O - * AT ' LAW •
rTTTB^WETrPonCET^HTrsKATu^ '
lilt lit Law and Collection company
collect your accounts than to wish
you had. Beat references.
8 04 Severance Bids;.,
N . W. cor. 6th and Main. Phones
Home F3254. Bdway. 6201.
MARRIAGE AND PROBATE LAWS A
specialty. No fee without success. E.
P . MOREY, 621 Stimson blk., cor. 3d
and Spring. Phone (718. Open even-
lngs. . • .. "- f; . . ...:..•
DIVORCE LAWS— ADVICE FREE; NO '
fee without success; private. J. 11.
SMITH, 122 W. Third St., room 221.
1 to 6 p. m.
LAW BUSINESS OF ALL KINDS.
COCHRAN. 503 Bradbury Block. *--/
SOCIETY NOTICES
p^6^rjrpr^?^LTjM^f«iALrfijg r
distinguished French ' traveler, . phren- '
ologist, physiognomist and ■' psycholo-
gist, will lecture and give demonstra-
tions before the Progressive Club in .
Symphony Hall, 232 S. Hill St., Sunday, I
Nov. 18, at 8 o'clock. In the afternoon ,
at 3 o'clock Prof. L. T. Fisher lectures
on "The Universality of Religion.'.',
Free. ■■■..■■. -.'.-. ,-
TRANSFER . AN P- STORAGE
C^i^iXß~'WA"Kl£HOT§_s'T!ffr'~*
4 15-417-419 San Pedro St.
Main office 324 South Main.
Phones Main 1117, Home 2154. New and
absolutely fire proof storage; -private
locked rooms for bric-a-brac, pianos,
fine furniture, etc. Trunks, boxes, etc..
stored. 25c to 50c per month. We solicit
your patronage. t ■ .-. •
PIANOS,
i iA^oa^oLL»» J oN Sll 2ASV" PaVmjSntS^
Pianos rented at low rates. -A. G.
GARDNER PIANO HOUSE. Ltd., 11l
Winston st Tel. Black 2221; Home
" F" 8189
UMBRELLAS AND GLOVE MAKERS
m JY~HSuir^T."~FACToItS PRICES!
Big assortment Umbrellas recovered
and made to . order. . 117 W. Fourth St.,
new Hellman building. ■ ■ ',
business OPPORTUNITIES
PoTt s"ale-restaur"a^t " " and '
lunch counter, 807V4 E. 6th St., In front
of Arcade depot. ■. :
■ ' , . . ==»''■
oHOES REPAIRED I
MEN'S OAK Vi SULtb, 6i-l\ U.U. Jl; LA-
dies'. Tic Factory Shoe Store. 811 W. »th.
CHIROPODISTS AND MANICURISTS
D T?TTSri^MKRrik~THOMSEN7~IuK:
geon Chiropodists. 415V4 S. Spring st. •
LEGAL HOT ICES
Notice of Meeting w '■'"' '
To the Stockholders of the Provident
Mutual Building-Loan Association:
The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Provident Mutual Building" v
Loan association will be held at the of-
floe of the association. 135 South Broad
way, Los Angeles, Cal., on Tuesday, the
20th of November, 1906, at 7:80 o'clock
in the evening, for the purpose of elect-
lng directors and for the transaction of ■
such other business as may properly '
come before the meeting. By order of '
L . W. BLINN. President
J . M. HUNTER. Secretary.
1-6-20 lt>t ,' ■ y
Sealed proposals will be received at
office of Treasurer Pacific branch,' N. H.
D V. a.. Soldiers' Home, Los . Angeles '
County, Cal.. until 11! o'clock, m., De-
cember 8, 1908, and then . opened,', for
furnishing and delivery of supplies under
hospital, repairs, farm and . clothing, " In ,
accordance with instructions and speci-
fications, copies of which with 'blank:
proposals and other Information, may be '
had upon , application to T. J. ; Cochrane, j .
Treasurer. . • . • ■
GROCERIES
• ly at 328 W. 6th st, is now located at
6 14 ■• W. > Pico st. ■ Goods always the <•,
best at right prices. Prompt dellv-
■ ■ cry. UutU phones. -

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