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THE C ITY
fttr«nc«rf« nrc Invited in visit th« *>*•
hlblt of California product*, nt th»
Chamber of C«mm*re» building, on
Broadway, h«fTvi>»n First and flprond
•tr»»t« her« free Information will be
(riven on all subjects pertaining to thl»
•etlon. .
Th« Hitmld win par (10 In CMh '"
rnyon* furnish in evld«nc« thot will
tend to the arrest and conviction of «,nr
person caught utenllnft copies of The
H*r«ld from the premiss of our pa
trons. TUB HERALD.
Y. M. C. A. Lot Sold
The property of the Young Men's
Christian nsßoolnttnn below Sixth itreM,
lot 126x155 feet, has been gold for $300,
00 through tli. ngenoy .if Mines & Far
lsh nnd A. B, Halsey.
Reception Given Founder
AA A reception will be tendered Mr«. B.
N . Whlttemore nt the Door of Hop.'.
3 600 South Main street, this afternoon.
Mrs. Whlttemore Is the founder of sixty
seven brnnches of the Door of Hope In
America, and Is visiting the local in
stitution. Needlework by the Inmates
of the home will be on sale.
Charged with Theft .
Harry Havings and Frank Gordon
were arrested yesterday by Officers
Moore and Carroll on the charge of pet
ty larceny. It Is alleged that the men
itole several dollar!' worth of clothing
from the Red Cross Employment com
pany at Second and Los Angeles streets.
They will appear for trial today.
Ten-Story Block
Adolph Kin*, of Sun Francisco has
sold to W. K. Cummlngs the property
at 651-553 South Broadway, west side,
between Fifth nnd Sixth Htreets, lot
41x120 feet; consideration, $190,000. Tho
lot Is Improved with a two-story brick.
Less than two years ago Mr. Klau pakl
$152,500 for tho property. Mr. Cum
mlngH will erect a lon-story store and
office building on the site.
Evangelist Allen Coming
It Is expected that Rev. Charles B.
Allen of Denver will be In Los Angeles
about January 1, and will spend five
months In evangelistic work In South
ern California. Dr. Allen hold suc
cessful evangelistic services in Los An
geles and Pasadena two years ngo. Rev.
Arthur H. Johnson of Akron, Ohio, will
accompany Dr. Allen as evangelistic
singer. Mr. Johnson Is a member of
the Quaker church and Is well known
as a leader of evangelistic music.
Assault Negro Porter
Joseph Brnmlett, a negro porter em
ployed in tho Ellis pool room at First
and San Pedro streets, was taken to
the receiving hospital last night suf
ferlg from cuts upon the lips and head.
The negro said that three men who
were playing pool suddenly set upon
him and licHt him with billiard cues
and pool balls. Bvamlctt was treated at
the hospital by Police Surgeon Charles
Bonynge, No arrests were made of the
porter's assailants, as he professed him
self unable to identify any of the men
who bent him.
Rust Funeral Held
The funeral of Major H. N. Rust was
held at his late home, South Pasadena,
yesterday morning. Rev. D. D. Hill,
former pastor of tho Pasadena Congre
gational church, and Rev. J. H. Holmes,
tho present pastor, officiated. The serv
ice was largely attended by friends of
tin; deceased, who was well known over
the state. Following were the pall
bearers: Frank N. and E. H. Rust, sons
of Major Rust; E. H. Lockwood and
J. D. 'Graham, sons-ln-lnw; Frank W.
Warner, a nephew, and D. Wiehers, an
Intimute acquaintance.
CITY HALL NOTES
APPLICATION has been made by
property owners to Improve First
street between Burtz and Rampart by
private contract. The Rampart
Heights syndicate, Howes-St. Vincent
syndicate and the Rampart Boulevard
company are the petitioners.
. AN ARC light is asked for by T,
Wlesendanger for Flgueroa and Dia
mond.
MESSRS. ADAMS, owning all the
frontage, 1212 feet, on both sides of
Hollenbeck avenue, between Lorena
street and the east line of Young &
Adams' Sunrise Heights, have asked
for improvement of that thoroughfare
by private contract.
THE Third street tunnel Is to be
given a coat of whitewash. Bids re
ceived for the work are $200 or JSO
per coat by the Southern California
Spraying company and $125 for one
coat by H. C. Wheat.
SECRETARY HORACE FERRIS of
the board of public works is resting
at Venice.
BUILDING INSPECTOR BACKUS
is taking a rest at San Diego.
STOCK EXCHANGE SEATS
ADVANCED IN PRICE
By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 16.— Seats In
the San Francisco stock and exchange
board yesterday were advanced In valuo
from $5000 to $10,000.
Thie Is an advance from $3000 In the
past two months and from $300 within
two years.
The membership of the board Is now
eighty-seven and there are thirteen
neats owned and being bought from os
tates at various times or obtained by
forfeiture.
The board in executive session has
authorized Its president to dispose of
theHe thirteen seats at not less than
$10,000 each.
THINK DOCTOR MADE
COUNTERFEIT MONEY
Uy Associated Press.
DENVER, Colo., Nov. 16.— Dr. D. J.
Eggleston, h prominent physician and
■on Of President Kgt'leston of the Pn
clno Bxpress company, was convicted
In tho United States court here today
on mi' counts of huving In his po»
ncssion apparatus for making counter
frit money. Sentence will bo lmpoHed
later on.
Dr. Eggleston became Involved in a
quarrel with v former business part
ner, which resulted in his office rooms
being raided. The outcome of thin ac
tion was the charge filed ugulust him
which resulted In his conviction today
LIEbIG COMPANY^
Extract of Beef
Made by experts under condftioos absolutely
clem and healthful, from the choicest cattle,
raised for that purpose on the Company's
great farms In South America.
The most concentrated form of beef goodness.
For forty ycus the first.
CHURCH BAZAAR
WILL BE HELD
HOLY CROSS TO BE GIVEN A
BENEFIT
Commissioner and Mrs. Kilbey Will
H«ve Charge of the Salvation
Army Services Now Being
Planned
Active preparations are belne; mads
for a hnzaar to bo given for the bene
nt of the new Holy Cross church. This
parish was recently organised by Bishop
Oonaty with Rev. T. F. Fahey as pas
tor, and already plans have been com
pleted for a temporary chapel to bo
erected on the church property, corner
Forty-seventh and Main streets. The
bazaar will bo held In this building
on Its completion, about the middle
of December.
Father fahey has hopn nsslstnnt
pastor ;it the Cathedral of st. vihiann
for leveral yeara and his many friend*
from nil parti of the city dtp taking
ai live Interest In the basaiir. One
booth will he In charge of wonien of
the new pariah. Several of the booths
Will be In clmrge of prominent society
tr.alds and matrons from all unctions
Of (he city. As planned the baiaar
Will present many unique features.
K;ii her Fahey will occupy a tempor
ary residence on the church property
until the completion of the parochial
residence.
Jjocal Salvationists nre planning for
n leriei of services to begin this even-
Ing under the direction of Commis
sioner and Mrs. Kilbey. The commis
sioner will arrive from Chicago today
and will be a guest at the Westmin
ster. This evening he will address a
union meeting at Corps No. 1, Eighth
and Olive streets. One of the main
events of the visit of the commis
sioners will be the stereoptlcon lecture
to bo given Monday evening by Mrs.
Kilbey in Choral hall, Temple audi
torium, on "Salvation Army Rescue
and Slum Work." Tickets are now on
sale at the box office.
Gideons Will Have Charge
The Gideons will hnve charge of the
evening service tomorrow at the Olivet
Congregational church. Rev. B. P.
Boiler, the pastor, will pseach at the
morning service.
The feast of St. Elizabeth of Thurm
gla will be observed at St. Joseph's
church Monday with a solemn high
mass at 8 o'clock, followed hy general
absolution.
Mrs. B. F. Boiler, wife of Rev. B. F.
Boiler, pnstor of the Olivet Congrega
tional church, who has been visiting
their son In the Philippines, is now
touring China and Japan. She will re
turn in iibnut three months.
Francis Murphy will open his winter
series of Sunday evening temperance
n-eetlngs tomorrow evening at Blan
ohard hall. His subject will be "The
New Commandment." Judge Waldo
M. York will preside.
The Ladies' Aid society of the West
lnko Presbyterian church will give a
chicken supper at the church next
Friday evening.
"The Progress and Results of Church
Extension Work," will be the topic of
an address before the Presbyterian
Ministers' association Monday morning
at 10:30 o'clock in the Central Presby
terian church by Rev. A. B. Prlchard.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Conaty will go to
San Bernardino today, where he will
administer the sacrament of confirma
tion tomorrow.
The children of El Hogar Feliz
classes will be given a Thanksgiving
dinner at the Plaza by women of the
scclety.
"The Great T-eacher," will be the topic
of Rev. Baker P. Lee tomorrow morn
ing at Christ church.
The new parochial hall of St. Mary's
parish, corner Fourth and Breed
streets, will be opened for a social and
entertainment to be given by women
of the parish on Thanksgiving eve.
Will Hold Debate
The Monday Nlghters of the T. M.
C. A. will hold a debate Monday even
ing in the association parlors on "Los
Angeles Should Own All Public Util
ities." Charles L. Gaskell of San Fran
cisco will give an address on "Adver
tising," at the association next Wed
nesday evening.
An organ recital was given at St.
Paul's pro-cathedral laßt Thursday
evening by Ernest Douglas, the organ
ist.
The women of the First Methodist
church have organized a prayer meet
ing which will meet each Friday after
noon in the church parlors. Mrs. Lucy
S. Blanchard is the leader.
"The Hotel Pro Tern," to be presented
by St. Vincent's Dramatic club, will be
given November 30 at the Father
Meyer Memorial halll.
The Endeavorers of the Central
Baptist church will entertain the En
deavor society of the Memorial Bap
tist church next Friday evening.
As the close of his series of sermons
to young women, Rev. A. S. Phelps,
pastor of the Central Baptist church,
will speak tomorrow evening on
"Choosing a Husband."
The Queen Esther circle of the. Boyle
Heights Methodist church will give a
Thanksgiving dinner at the church.
The concluding service of the week
of prayer at the Y. W. C. A., will be
held tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Miss Edith Conde will be the speaker.
Miss Anna Madison will render, solos.
It is expected that Rev. J. J. Prltch
ell, the new pastor of the Trinity
Methodist church, South, will arrive
today and that he will occupy his pul
pit tomorrow. Rev. E. P. Ryland, the
former pastor, Is now domiciled with
his family at the corner of Vine and
Prospect avenues, Hollywood, where
be ll pastor of the Memorial church.
U. S. Frye, formerly a prominent us
notation worker In Chicago, will ad
dress the men's meeting at the Y. M
C. A. tomorrow afternoon.
Church to Be Dedicated
Tho new church of St. Victor, at
Sherman, will bo dedicated by Bishop
Conaty Wednesday morning, . Novem
ber 28, at 10 o'clock. The church was
property donated by Victor Ponet, and
will be In charge of Rev. D. W. Mur
phy, pastor of the Hollywood church.
Dr. John Loretl will have charge of
the music, assisted by G. Allen Han
cock. • -„'.'':-y.i "i,
Representatives of the Union Rescue
Mission will have charge of the morn
lng service tomorrow at .the Central
Presbyterian church. Benjamin .F.
Plerson will make an address, ({•■ »'.
A. B. Priohard, the pastor, will ' have
charge of the evening service.
The St. Joseph's Young Men's society
will hold a special meeting nexi Tues
day evening in the parochial hall.
A musical concert will be given next
Thursday evening, the feast of St.
Cecilia, at si. Joseph's parochial hall.
"The Most Comforting Question in
the World," will fbe the topic of Rev.
8.8 8. A. Northrop, / pastor of the First
Baptist church, [tomorrow evening la
LOS ANGELES HERALD: SATURDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 17. 1906.
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Concert Program By t&^&fffl _*^» 1 _-. C Lisle GIOVeS
Kammermeyer Orchestra (3fX\ o TsM&ffotfiFfc [ ™ c Pair
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Krronri Floor " durable gloves, worth 66c a pair,
1. i, Kveryborly Hnrpy?" Hwn , liiip I nilih Skin Hlnv-c tl Pair
2. Oraml uplectlon. "I!ohemliin Orl." Balfe f~ — ! — TIIJC L.UUW OKIII UIOVeS 91 fair
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B. "Blue Danube WRltKes St , r , nufi i Come Batty and Stay Late for Best Bargains style, quality and fit.
6. Grand election, "Rliroletto" Verdi . ' ' •
7. "Moan, Dear," from "A Society Circus" Klein -— — ■ — ' *j eft I nn « 1/3,1 ninvr»a €l 7? Pair
8. Intermezzo from "Cnvallorla Huatlcana" . ___^ 9£>-o\f L'Ollg IV III UIOVCS 91.10 rfllr
9 "Waiting at the Church" Pother . . . Lone Frpneh kM srlnvp-— 44 lona-th- all ■__■ nt
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sell you Is fully jruarantepn.
Women's $20.00 Suits $12.50 «^,M^ I^^^ l^,,,^ $12.50 Silk Etons for $7.98
«l)ltnt Clotln-n lln«ke«ai Urge size; make nice baby baskets 4l»i- ■ ■ ■
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suits In the lot; Jackets are until! lined and have flat '•<■ ll»» iirrmm Hall niultue for. ......... 4p trimmed with braid and applique, strapped and
collar trimmed with braid and tailor stitched. Th« IT-ln<-h Wall Towel Hum— with ■!■ hardwood arms for Ms itltched. Values to $12.60. On sale today at 17.88.
skirts are gored and plaited, tailor stitched and fltrap- $1.25 Curtain fp, jA Sleeve Ironing Boardu, $20.00 Taffeta Silk Coats J12.50
pod. Good assortment «f colors, hlho i.hilds. checks $1.Z5 Llirtaill Tfß'^^gr P«d«Jed, for $£\)M I affCta Silk CoatS $12.50
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Moor, cnolce at *i_ .,.(). SirCtCnerS /Vt I&Hnl „ , bf " ks lincl fancy Hat colliirs trimmed with braid;
$27 W Ti\\lnr Suits €10 JTi " l - with " l< ' k " l plntrtl pins; IfjHBrJI H " lls Flno Tissue To "'" t •urTf< to m A tch - , rinn 1(l1 (l stylish a «-mentß, worth up
3 )-/.MI/ .Ml lailOr MlltS 3>IV.OU full sl7-e . ft ,ij,, sl ,,ble. "ifii —if" /,. t'>J2n.no. On sale today, choice at $12.50.
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plaids, checks and mixtures; Prince Chap, semi- and 85c Clothes Bars 69c fjl IIy(1ro r ,, rn _ for . oftenlnlt * l9 ' W DIBCk Kerse y LoatS 510-00
tlKht-nttliiK Jacket styles, tnllor strapped and stitched; M 1 (, to BtHnu O n floor. PsHS water- «pp"lal eollenl " K Women's 7-8 Ipnirtli llßht wplr-lil blnck kprsey coats
trimmed with fancy braids and Imttons. The skirts JByiW'PHBi ' „ " lln tint collars; trimmed with velvet nml braid-
are gored nnd plaited. Splendid styles. Values to | Pine Wash Boards 23c 4F as *' ==^Be— | | P uf fs trimmed to match. Pretty box checks; $15.00
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6 5c Union Suits 49c sOc Dress Silks 38c 75c Silk Belts 25c Men ' s 20c Hose I2|c Pair
Women's jersey ribbed t05«» Dark grounds in figures, hairlines Fancy taffeta and peau dc soic _P^4^___s!!PH
Florence union suits ,^^3j»* C and checks ; soft finished and silk belts in girdle, crush and .jd^^^liSy^^if-iBW
with bust opening; ~>-|£-»<t\ good wearing silks; worth 50c a tailored effects; all sizes and col- 3s!y *^M_lF_^ "\ lini
fleece lined; perfect fit- $&*ss)) yard. On sale today at 38c. ors ; regular values to 75c. Choice k^^^^W^LwM^
• /■/illliliHwvtS « ,, •,• ii • 25c Handkerchiefs 12J_c _„,
Underwear I ||W Albatross, veilings and hennettas - Silk embroidered fast black cotton half
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2 5C vlllI^t ; black ''""' cream; merchandise with scalloped or plain hemstitch ular 20c quality for 12^c.
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Women s jersey ribbed ||ffl>.r||( sale today at 39c. designs. Regular 25c value. «c Black Sateen Shirts 49c
vests and drawers in MB «**s» | ■ • I ! J Good heavy weight fast color sateen
pure white with a very m m shirts; well made and good full sizes;
lu&cqu'aHtyioVS; C M I $5.00 Millinery $3.48 W^^m $I Millinery s9.9B worth 7sc " On salein men<s corner at 49c '
Wnmpn'? 17r Hn^i^rv \2 l Ac Women's new street lints made of f_frf^ ad-tfTOM Women's new dress hats 98c Negligee Shirts 65c
Women S I/L nOSlCry l_/_C (i||( , French teltß and trimmed [nS^JSßai&fflk made of velvet and French Men's new light colored and now pattern nejrli-
Fine gauge cotton stockings with double wlth qu llls. win 8, ribbons and \^j2fE3KmM felts; trimmed with feath- r^ularlv' 1 On rale^t'L""'" 8 Sh ' rt W rth 98 °
soles and high spliced heels; In tan, gray and fancy s |iks; (food colors and IMb "•^SMBbBJ BrH w i ni ,, , „,,, «■„„,„ ie ulaily. On sale at foe.
A st black. Good 17c value for 12V4c splendid styles; $5.00 millinery IBP., Vl c™e ™- wing^' <l" lllH . *ancy , f_7i
. for »3 48 today. ||M__* _C^^ ribbons, slks and buckles. SOc Men i Neckwear 25c
3 5C Imported Hosiery £SC „ no i'ifj__B__^_ Decidedly new shapes and Four-in-hands in light, medium and dnrk colors;
Hermsdorf Ingrain black cotton hose with $3.7S Children's Felt Hats $2.98 WmKßS^3p^__ colors. Values to $15.00 for line silks; regular 50c neckwear for 25c.
white soles; line two-thread stockings with Trimmed with wings, quills, l_HH__rs_Ks___k $9.98. „ „,'. , . ' _ .
double solos and high spliced heels. fancy ribbons and silks: splendid WtawWSSJFrQyJBiWk ~~ ~" d!> - "lecnaniCS Aprons 17c
ic. H| nr i, Allnvpr I bcp H«co I(\c ' colors; fine felt hats worth $3.75. pnwOOOwKWViRiBB^ '' 9c Fancy feathers, J^C Made '"' I'iu"1 ' iu " : "" 1 white hickory stripes with
ISC Black AllOVer Lace tlOSe lOC on Bale at $2.98. V/^J^i^Kg^ wings and quills for..**«'l< . riveted pockets. P
his series of sermons on "Important
Questions."
Tho new Church of Our Lady of Lor
etto will be opened for services a week
from tomorrow. The dedication will
probably take place In the new year.
The stained glass windows, with ono
exception, have been donated for the
new church and are expected to ar
rive during December.
"The Book of Revelation" will be
the general topic of a series of ser
mons to be delivered by Rev. W. D.
Landls, pastor of the Westlake Pres
byterian church. He will take for his
topic tomorrow morning "The Loss of
the First Love." Sunday school teach
ers of this church enjoyed a supper
lfist Thursday evening at the Coffee
club.
Second Church of Christ, Scientist,
will hold the usual services tomorrow
at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m., at Simpson
Auditorium, 734 South Hope street. The
lesson sermon will be from the Chris
tian Science Quarterly, the subject be
ing "Soul and Body." The reading
will be from the Bible, with correlative
passages from the Christian Science
textbook, "Science and Health, with
Key to the Scriptures."
FREE BEER GIVEN LODGERS
Proprietor of Hotel Has Novel Induce-
ment to Increase Trade, but
Raises Room Rent
A bottle of beer as a free premium
to lodgers Is the custom with which
George B. Smee, the proprietor of tho
Golden West hotel, 416 South Main
street, yesterday was accused of re
sorting to in the effort to Increase the
patronage of his hostelry.
Officers Redmond and Ingram ar
rested Smee on the complaint made by
a detective who charged the hotul
keeper with conducting a blind pig.
This detective alleged that he en
gaged a room at the Golden West
hotel and was presented with a free
bottle of beer — "thrown in free of
charge," as ho was informed. The
price paid for the room was 75 cents.
A few nights Inter the same detective
engaged the same room and was
charged $I—but1 — but two bottles of beer
were placed in his room this time. On I
Investigation tho detective found that
the rooms were charged for at the
rate of 50 cents, with an additional
charge of 25 cents for every bottle of i
beer wupplled to the. patron, although j
the patron was always given to un- ]
derstand that the beer was a gift from
the proprietor and was not considered
in the bill at all.
Sniee was lined $75 yesterday after- '
noon In Police Judge Kose's court.
OPEN PARLORS FOR FAMILY
lfI If club women of Los Angeles follow |
the advice of Miss Leta Horlocker, the
speaker before the Friday Morning
club yesterday, they will have no more
parlors that are not for general use.
They will not shut up their best room,
pull the shades down and put a gen
eral gloom over the place until com
pany comes and then open everything |
up. for their benefit. Miss Horlocker
thinks that the parlor and the use of
it should belong to the family and not
to the stranger. She says:
"A husband should not have to put
on his . clippers when he enters the
house for fear of getting the carpet
dirty. Fancy pillows, with a 'do not
touch' sign should not be put on the
most comfortable couch In the house,
A woman who keeps her house only
for beauty and other people's eyes In
not a true housekeeper. The home In
for comfort and the convenience of the
family circle should be placed over
everything else."
Miis. Jlorlocker Is an interesting
speaker and li an expert in china deco
ration an well as an exponent of home
comfort. - She Is a visitor in California
and has never spoken here before.
WOULD GUARD
AGAINST FIRES
CLOSER INSPECTION OF WIRES
DEMANDED
Commissioners Ask That Ordinance
Be Framed on Lines Suggested by
Electric Workers — Recent
Blazes Responsible
Commissioner Betkouski moved and
Commissioner Schwamm seconded a
lesolutlon before the Fire Commission
ers yesterday ,that the council be re
quested to frame an ordinance along
lines suggested recently by the Elec
trical Workers.
This uctlon grows largely out of the
report drawn up after the Chamber of
Commerce fire by the electrical men In
which greater vigilance is asked in the
installation and workmanship in con
ntctlon with electric, power, lighting,
telephone and service wires generally
in Los Angeles.
The resolution carried and may be
acted on at Monday's meeting.
"Give me a can of corned beef."
"Got a prescription?"
"Nope; why?"
"You'll have to give your name and
address, also make oath as to what you
want It for." — Houston Post.
DR. CHARLES
4 Wk FLESH
wqm food
1 '>_ r the
) ^/ GREAT
y\!L BEAUTIFIER
/fc~\* \ This is the only
6 Krs\i<S . \ preparation
W_ls¥-Vl_a\ known to medical
*W**^«R?-;;/_^» science that CRE-
*=W*' AXES GOOD,
HUM, UKALTUV FLESH and clears
th I complexion of every blemish, such
as plm-'les, blackheads, etc., without
Internal medicine* FOR REMOVING*
W HINKH.B It Is without an equal.
For Developing the Bust
or restoring a wasted breast lost
through nursing or »lckn«» making
THIN CHKEKB PLUMP and fllllns
the hollows of a scrawny neck there
Is no otho preparation In the wor.d
iat ha» my comparison.
On rale and recommended by
OFF DRUG COMPANY
2 14 South Spring St
SPECIAL OFFER "i c . r0Vl"r 0 Vl"
Charles' i'lesh Food Is 11.00 a box, but
to Introduce It Into thousands of new
homes Its proprietors hnv* decided to
► ••iid two (-< boxes to all who answer
this advertisement and send them one
dollar. . All packages ar« sent In plain
ivi-Him»r postn— * prepaid.
IT HIT IT v "ample box. Just enough to
*«IV6 convince you of the great
merit of Dr. Charles' Flesh Food, will
be sent free for ten cents, which pays
for cost of mailing. We will aUo send
our Illustrated book, "The Art of
Mhkmiik*)." whlcn contains all the
proper movements lor mnssaglr - the
'•■cc. neck ami arms, and full direc-
tions for developing the bunt Address.
l »r.«linrl«Co.,loH lullou SI. .No* York
If Afflicted and You Fail to
Find Relief Elsewhere, Call
on - and Consult Prof. H.
Russell Burner, M. D.
and his staff of celebrated Physicians.
Surgeons and Specialists at his
New Temple of Health
5 12-514 S. Broadway
Take Elevator to Fourth Floor
and attend at least a part of the sci-
entific Health Lectures Riven In Bmi«r
Hall, every Tuesday, Thursday and Krl-
<ln>* evening*. Special private tveturee
for 1.0d1.-. Only every Wedaeadny
nfternooa at 2:30 o'clock. Special Pri-
vate Lecture for Mea Only every
Thursday rvrnlne at 7:30 o'clock. A
Special Moral Sermon by Prof. Bnraer
every Sunday aflernunn at 2:30 o'clock.
IPi We Cure All Diseases of Men
HWe Cure All Diseases of Men
We are SPECIALISTS and
E^aPiiU know what to do and now
Lfila> 1 to do It without experiment I
w ~^*^ m cr irursßnrork.
Our long experience and thorough
knowledge enable us to diagnose correct-
ly, treat properly and cure quickly and
permanently all . diseases of the bladder,
kidneys, syphilis, gonorrhea, ulcers, fis-
tula, piles, lost manhood, sterility, stric-
ture, seminal losses, prostatlc troubles,
hydrocele, varicocele, nervousness, rheu-
matism, catarrh and all acute or chronic
disorders of men. Those who have been
unsuccessfully treated elsewhere are es- I
pecially Invited to call. It will coat you J
nothing and may save you much time, i
trouble and worry. Consultation free I
and confidential. ■ • •
DR. ADAMS & CO., 416 W. 6th St.,
Room 4. Opposite Central I'm
j mi. 'yon IHB "i\
Chinese Teas and Herbs, Sanitarium.
I Call and read testimonials at office.
I Conaultatlon Free.
HIM s. Bruudwa)-.
i Bet. Oth and 10th at*. l.v« AoK*lea, ill.
| -__- ,
j£\ FATHER KNEIPP'S
BRh^B STOMACH BITTERS
2. tvD If Are the best to tone up
JE__<' \^r your stomach. Try them.
BjXgSJ-M/sjlQ tJu mulo ut every k'»"1
1 Hrrma#O| Good ' Mull orders Illleil.
I X§«awS^*' Good Agents Wanted.
I >3|Sa* !r WM. DTJBtiK'S
fla- l^giiaa ISO 6 Halt 14th Street.
TIGER FAT
Orlentnl Halve, fiOo.
"TS^fflfffgagfcg Cures Catarrh. Deaf-
♦ ♦ "f"". Soros, FAT
ness. Sores, _Ol*ma,
fimkßEtT VITAL s'i'AllhN,
irar^ - Orluiitul Nerve Tonic
• Sample Hox by Mall
Oriental Mcdl- $1.00.
val lust., 314 E. 6th St.. City.
Try
D r - Graves'
Tooth Powder
It is the most effective tooth
preservative and . cleanser made.
Use it for health and economy —
leaves delicious aftertaste. Ask
your dentist.
la hand? metal <•■■• •> bottle*, 250.
Dr. raves' Tooth PowderCo,
j Itotcls jißi Beach :: teort|^
Santa. Cata.lina Island
Hotel Metropole Now Open on the European
'■ Plan, With Cafe in Connection
Rooms $1.00 Per Day an Up
STEAMER MAKES HOUND TRIP DAILY
Two boats Saturday. Grand illumination and eruption of Sugar ' _o>t
Saturday evenlna-.
6ee railway time cards for steamer connection. BANNING COSIPAKI, Pa-
cific Klectrlc Bids.. Log Angeles. Both Phones 3J. - . .■ . .
pACIFIC MAIL S. S. CO. For Honolulu. Japan
CHINA, MANILA, INDIA AND
AROUND THE WORLD
Sailing* from Sun FranrNcu Nov. .0, 30, Dee. 7, 14, 21, 28, etc.
« . For literature apply to T. A. GRAHAM, Agent, 600 8. Spring: St. corner
Sixth. Also agent for all Transatlantic Steamship lines. _il_
jqIMINI HOT SPRINGS HOTEL AND BATHS ■
"~** Los Angeles
Everything first-class,, natural hot medicinal water, unexcelled In cura-
tive properties. Baths free to guests. European plan. prices reasonable.
Take Blmlnl car on Broadway direct to door, one fare.
hJJTif^ JO Dancing Tonight in Elegant
V milll^JC > New Pavilion on the Pier
, %|^«., The Beer for Thanksgiving
"^^^ /F^^^^^^ is Maicr & Zobelein, of which
:^§"~ (£&y&w^^^&la^"' we>re t i e ott l er s- As a bev-
=^^ t@ THSfflmT^M^ »^^ erage to wash down your:
* S \IIIbIIIIBI Thanksgiving dinner you will
: " possesses a superb body and
: C avor - ts a thoroughly ma-
s~\ '^^^i^^^^^^^^Cy ' tured and ripened beer, of ab-
*«W^^! BSo^__l solute purity, and bottled un-
* ^'^^r^^^fcßss*A/^S^P e ' er perfect sanitary conditions,
V "^6^S^^^^^*»?l : /^Hf which insures its thorough
" MEN «^^ ONLY
Tnt -a.l compl.l. c«lUctl«n •( Anatomical
, ' W.» Mod.l. ( - s « pl.c.d on .uhlblllon.
llluitraa«« lh* d 1...... .f both ••!... Af-
fording an abjaat l.u-n n.y.r b. for^oll.n.
Doctor Cordons tloll of mnUeml mdoluri jik»
1 l/m coixiututtom to all .ullcrm, from any da-
rantf amant of lit. nmrvout lytltnt. Spaclat .1-
'i»»il.n jlv.nl. priv.l. dlaaa.aa, and w. gumr.
•ni»« m nut la avarr o»»o—Uaritocol9. Ctoot.
Vr,thral OtittrucUoit, Blot* Palm and .11
I —t p»ei graving •«> •' unii .nd abut:
Don) fall <• Will ihi. V lac« »( laaralng »1..n
la lha ally. Op.i. dally (ran 9 a. ■>. I. 9 p. ■■>
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liti:>( 11. Vice I'm. and Gen. M.r.i
M US Hi CODII. Sec. and Trrai.
Venice of America Land Company
OWNKBS , •
EAST VENICE OF AMERICA TRACT
riiuuvai Horn* 1077, *una«t 8431.
, f Venice. C«l.
Palma Heights
Newest and best of dose-In properties.
Only 20 minutes' ride from the business
center. Bl_ lot*. Low prices. >
JANSS COMPANY Owners
Suite ZOO, ll ulna . l'ru»< Illilu.
Corner Fourth aid S-rlu..
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V On Our Easy r.riucut I'lam. M
< Wiley B. Allen Company % :
9 415U418 South 11r0.dr../ „ JS
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W . L. Douglas
■ Oalakrata* Skoca ar» (or ml* s>r
Mammoth Shoe House
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