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THE WEATHER
LOS
i |- Rl
Maximum teinparnti
Minimum t. n
Weather Condition*
Los Angeles— Showerg Friday; light
south wind.
MARRIAGE LICENSES %•
ntKBOLD-BARQ — Marcellui Dlebold.
Aged 81, a native of Pennsylvania and
resident of Los Angeles, and M>'t:i Barg,
aged 25, .i native of Ohio and resident
of Los Angeles.
« ILLMTTB Alfred Wllletts,
nged 28. a native of England and resi-
dent of Pasadena, and Belle Kenney,
aged 28, a native of lowa and resident
of Pnsadenn.
KINNKY-PEYRIONR — Jerry Klnney,
aged 24, I native of Utah and resident
of Los Angeles, and Louise Peytlnne,
U K,.I, '.I 23. a native of California and resi-
dent of Los Angeles. '
JANBSKN-LINDLWV-Albert Jnnssen,
:iki.,i 24, ii native of California and resi-
dent of Los Angeles, and Crejsle Llnd-i
ley, aged 23, a native of Indiana and
resident of Los Angeles.
BODY James Best, aged 37, a na-
tive of lowa, and resident of Los An-
geles, and Del), Eddy, aged 28, a
native of Illinois and resident of i, us
R OM gKRO-SILVAS-Mntlnßg KRO-SILVAS-MntlnR Romero, and
2 a native of, California and resident
o f" Snn Gabriel, and Vlatrla Sllvas, aged
2 0 a native of California and resident
HABDMAN^HINDERER-Ollver Hard-
J4AIU>MAN-lIINI)KRKR-Ollvor Hard-
man, nged 20, a native of Illinois nnd
resident of Ocean Park, nnd Bva nin-
derer, nged 19, a native of Kansas and
resident of Santa Monica.
BIRTHS
FISCHER— and wife, 723 Judson
street; a girl. . ■
ROSS— Jilu and. wife, 1249 West Jefferson
street; a boy. •
I FALLON-Jloward ami wife, 2008 Penn-
sylvania street; a boy.
C OLLISTER—W iIIiam and wife, 3014
Fairmont street; a boy.
G OODWlN—W illiam and wife, 4620 Ver-
mont iiveniic; a girl.
LUNETTO— and wife, 752 Gib-
bons street; a boy.
DEATHS
C ONNELL—R aIph, nged 16 years, MM
West Seventh street; typhoid fever.
F ISCHER-Paul. aged 64 years, 718 Hill
street; asphyxiation.
HARRIS— Anna, aged 40 years, 317 North
Mott street; heart disease.
l iUlTANA—M agdalena, aged 4 months,
50 Mateo street; lnantltlon.
BUCHANAN— James, aged 58 years, 2416
West Ninth street; arterial changes.
LAPHAM— aged 68 years, 117
Roselawn drive; disease of the. brain.-
DANIELS-Welthla, aged 73 years, 2814
Downey avehur*; dementia.
CRUM— aged 41 years, 131 South
Prince street; pneumonia.
NICKERSON— aged 94 years, 3403
Arroyo Scco; debility.
Peel: & Chase Co., undertakers and
pmbnlmeiT: lady assistants. 433 3. Hill.
T »l. Main m. ■ ■'■'•■
ORR, HINES CO., Funeral Directors
Have moved to their new building; on
the N. i:. cor. 10th nnd Flower.
'Both phones US. Lady assistant.
MONEY TO LOAN
W E MAKE LOANS ON FURNITURE,
pianos, horses, wagons, carriages,
cattle, etc., without removal from
your possession. - •-■ --..-.-■ •
Loans also made to salaried per-
sons on plain note without lndorser
or publtoity. •: Lowest rates in. town.
FIDELITY LOAN CO.. > • • '.<•
/ i 529 Mason Building, .
■■■'■ 226 West Fourth St., cor Broadway. '
Home phone 7421. Broadway 5171. .
CASH CONFIDENTIALLY LOANED TO
salaried persons .on note, . without se-
curity, without employer's knowledge
and without lndorsers; easy payments.
positive 1 - lowest rates. Hours 10:30 to
6 :80.' COMMERCIAL DISCOUNT CO.,
. «aj-G29 Chamber of Commerce Bids.
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.
MONEY TO LOAN— THOMAS S. WADS-
- WORTH. . 319 & 320 Douglas bldg.,
■ will lend money on city or county
real estate. . ■
T O LOAN- JEWELRY LOAN CO., ON
diamonds. Jewelry., etc. 328% 8.
Spring, room 12, '
W E LOAN MONEY TO SALARIED PEO-
ple; confidential. Mutual Trust Co., 421
Milliard bile.
SPECIAL NOTICES
•TOroMA^aY^rliio art of^delin'-
eating character by the color vibra-
t i ons of the name; a free lecture
with demonstrations by Mrs. E. Ger-
trude Smith- before the Progressive
club In Symphony hall, 232 S. Spring
St., Sunday evening, November. 25;
brilliant musical program, Including
a solo by the celebrated dramatic so-
prano, , Miss Esther Uartlcld of -the
School of Opera. ' -
CALIFORNIA STEAM CARPET CLEAN-
ing Works clean carpets; upholster-
, :/■■■■ ing, repairing. 229 E. 4th st. Phone
Main 715. Homo A 8254. ■ .'
CLEAN WATCH. 60C; MAIN SPRINGS,
60c; warranted; old gold $1 pwt. 461
B. Main and 517 S. Spring.
ER. A. POLASKY. OPTICIAN, MOVED
V to 317 W. 3rd St.. suite 2 and 4.
' TRANSPER AND BTORAGE „ „
wnvY^iATr^AiuiraTru^irTir]
.
4 15-417-419 San Pedro St.
Main office 324 South Main.
Phones Main 1117, Homo 2154. New and
absolutely fire proof storage; private
locked rooms for bric-a-brac, pianos,
, fine furniture, etu. Trunks, boxes, etc.,
stored. .'sc to 50c per month. We solicit
your patronage.
LOST AND FOUND
A LARGK BLACK HOQ STRAYED
into my yard three or four days ago.
Owner can aave same by calling Mr.
KDMiSTO. Phone Boyle 39ti.' 600
South (.ili'SH.
LOBT- PEARL BROOCH PIN WITH
.'diamond center. Monday night: lost
1 .n. n - town. Liberal reward. Return
to 443-444 Bradbury bldg. Phone 8701.
PERSONALS
' W .-\ NT ED-BARGAINS IN RfcJAI. BU
M.'» )Y c . w ! 11 eltner buy or 8e " an y
•{?'"« that ia a genuine bargain on
•?h?nm nn i 0 » tlc % Bee McFADDEN, with
hid* °J«? n «)Y est J lealt f' CO.' 711 GroißO
a' d t!i a i co^ d 6t^ a gg n gFi"|; and " va "*
BUBINEBB PERSONALS
H -KATHHR PllXowsTtKlioVATEirAT
ACME FEATHER WORKS. 169 Bun
h l™ »L ''•'•' Bun "" Aiiii » i "<«-
*uin«i QUiii •~™***™ c *f*i_i'fl min n_ > iftMjcww'y wn mm
, * - li PIANOS
HiANo3^6i.-6-oirm^Y^pTr\n3!??s^
I'liiima rented at low rates. . A Q.
GARDNER PIANO Hi. ( si: Ltd 115
Winston il Tel.- Black 8221,- Home
G ROCERIEB '
A. S. FlßSU'll s liltoi'Kitv FOKMpJlf-
ly ut 328 W. 6th St., is now located at
6 3-1 \V. I'lco St. UooUh ulwivyn tliu
bent mi right pj'tc«i: Prompt ik'llv-
vry. Both phones. . . ■
CHURCH NOTICEB
CHKIrtT CHURCH — CORNKH HTH
and Flower. Rev. Bakor p. L««, rec-
tor; Sunday services nt II a. m. «nd
7 -30 p m.; enrly celebration holy com-
munion on third Sunday nnd Snlnts'
Day ■it 7:80 a. m. Htrnngen es-
pecially Invited, Univr^lty car*
pass the door. Tlmn., rlenlrlna: tele-
phone connections for "shut-ins" tele-
phono 7912. Church phyitlclnn at th»
churoh every morning from 8:310 to
|;»0. Services and medicine free to
• I). Church open dully for private
prayer from I a. m until 5 p. m.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
Hope street, near Ninth. Srats free.
Rev. llflam I tors ■ Dny, D. D., pn«-
tor; Rev. Wnrren I' I'i. I). 11 pAStor
pmerltus; Ifnrry i llfforrl l.mi. choir
. 11r.Tt.,1 , Dean Walter F. Hkei or-
Btanlst. Morning service. 11 lock, Rev.
Wnrren V. Dny will prenrii. ..nine
service, 7:30 o'rlork. m,, : ; ,i service,
portions .if nnul'n "Holy City." with
. ii.i "'MI and Instrumental FPlectlonp,
will he given by the nrgnnlst and double
s quartet. Short nddi by Dr. Day.
IKCOND CHURCH ■OF CHRIST, sci-
entist. Blmpnon Auditorium, 784 H. Hope
St. Services Sunday 11 a. m, and 8 p.
m.; sermon from the Chrlstlnn Science
Quarterly, Subject, "Ancient nnd
Modern Neoromancy. or Mesmerism
and Hypnotism." Children's Sunday
school 9:30 a. m. Wednesday evening
meeting nt 8 o'clock. Rending rooms,
6 10-511 Herman W. ll.'llmnn bldg.,
Spring and Fourth st»., open dally,
Sundays excepted, from 9 a. m. to 5
p . m.
PENIBL HALL, 227 SOUTH MAIN
•tree! noonday prayer me. ■tin* is
held each week day, 12 to 1 o'clock.
Gospel mooting every night nt 7:50 p.
in. Sunday services ns follows: » a.
m., men's prayer meeting; 9:45, Bab-
hnth school and Bible clasti 11
o'clock, prcnchlntr: 3 p. m., holiness
meeting; evnnK"llstlc service et
night. Rev. T. P. Ferguson Mrs. M.
P . Ferguson and G. B. Studd, super-
intendents of the mission.
BT. PAUi^S CATHEDRAL, 623 S. OLIVE
street (near the leading hotels), th*
Rev. J. J. Wllklns, D. D., dean and
rector. Services, 7:30 (Sunday school
8 :80) and 11:30 a. m., 7:30 p. m. Young
Peop'- meeting, 6:45 p. m. The rector
will preach, morning subject, "Body
and Spin.: " 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.
ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH. 514
W . Adams, near FlKiieroa street. Rev.
Lewis G. Morris, rector; Sunday ser-
vices, 7:30 a. m., '11 a. m., 5 p. m. This
is a FREE church and nil are cordi-
' ally Invited. Take the Grand avenue
car to Adams street and walk one
block west. Take the University car
to Chester place, walk through Ches-
ter place and one block east on
Adams street, ■ ■ ■ ■ ■
BENJAMIN FAY MILLS, PERMANENT
minister of the Los Angeles Fellowship,
will speak on the subject, '.The "World
; the Mirror of the • Soul," Sunday morn-
ing at 11 o'clock in nianchard hall. A
cordial Invitation Ib extended to all.
SANITARIUMS
MRsT^r^E^B^B^"s'^BA^rr~ASrU~>
. ' Massage, baths of all kinds, newly
equipped with needle spray and shower;
' Russian and Turkish baths a specialty:
chiropody, manicuring; scalp am" facial
massage. 225H West Ist St. Home 3509.
NEW SANITARIUM, 629 S. BDWAY.
■ Electric, vibratory massage, vapor,
alcohol and sulphumo baths: Salt
glow, manicuring, chiropody and face
massage. Phone 9532.
BATHS AND MASSAGE
M ^NICURiNoTsiIAMPOorNG," FACIAL
massage and oil rubs.
Have ' • •' •
' You
' • Tried
. ■. , ■ . . Them?
Room 1, 610 S. SPRING.
LEWIS PARLORS « REMOVED . FROM
. 141% N. Broadway -to 207 N. Broadway,
room 202. Suggestive vitaopathy, mag-
netic, ' electric anil scalp treatments,
I chiropody. Hours 10 to 9; closed Sunday.
INDIGESTION, NERVOUS -DISEASES
and rheumatism cured without drugs.
. Expert massage. Physicians' refer-
ences. .HARRIETT E. LAMB. ll»Mi
■ S. Spring. Home phone A 6130. ■ ... ' ,
ELECTRIC BLANKET ■ SWEATS * FOR
rheumatism, poor circulation, hot soda
j baths, salt glow massage, oil and al-
; cohol rubs. Room 4, 229 W. Ist st.
• Hours 10 to 10. ■■•--....
THE ONLY PALATIAL BATH ! PAR-
lors.ln the city for a first class bath,
massage and electric treatment. 127%
N . BdWay.. 10 a. m. to 12 p. m. Open
Sundays. -,"< :, ;',' .-' ...
THE MITCHELL baths— vapor and
steam, salt ana 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',» N. SPRING ST. Hours 10 to
1 2 p. m. Tel. Home A242S. ■ ■
YOU ARE NOT HURRIED WHEN YOU
go to 125 TEMPLE STREET for bath
and massage. No signs in window.
Best of patronage solicited.
LONDON MANICURE AND MASSAGE
parlors, Nubian perfumed treatment.
Located at 141V4 N. Broadway, parlor 6.
Select patronage solicited. ■ . • - * .
ELECTRIC institute, 220 FRANK-
In St., room C, Including baths, mas-
sage and electric blanket, sweats for
rheumatism. ■
MASSAGE ' AND CHIROPODY PAR-
lors. Lessons given In geometric as-
trology. Room 12, 145 W. 6TH ST.,
the Chester.
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.
THE PALACE MANICURING AND
massage parlors are now open. Hours
are 10 a. m. to 9 p. m. 707 S. Bdway.
THE ROSENBERG— BATHS AND~MAs'-
sage. 301) W. Temple st., room 2. Homo
A 5076. Formerly 127 N. Broadway
SULPHUME, VAPOR. ELECTRIC AND
tub baths, massage and chiropody.
7 01 S. BDWAY. Phone Main 3133.
3 21 S. HILL ST., BATHS, MASSAGES
for colds, rheumatism, nervousness.
Hrs. 11 to 10 p. in. open Sundays, rm. 8.
FOR A GOOD HOT BATH AND MAS-
sago go to 1524 S. MAIN. Hours, 10
to 9. Closed Sundays.
MANICURING. SCALP AND FACIAL
massage treatments. 603 S. Main 81.,
suite 21. No signs. . . '.' .
DR. MAUD HOLLEY, VACUUM UK-
veloper. 245 Vi 8. Spring, room 3.
Phone 7340.
ATTORNEYS.AT.LAW
MTftmA GiT > ATOrTR6~BAT L"A"WS 'X
specialty No fee without success,
i ; P. MORKY, 621 Stlmson blk., cor.
3 d and Spring-- Phono 6718. Open
evenings. ■
DIVORCE LAWS-ADVICE FREE; NO
fee without success; private. J. v
SMITH. 123 W. Third at., room 221
1 to 5 p. m. , A
LAW BUSINESS OF* ALL KINDS.
COCHRAN. 503 Bradbury Block.
PALMISTS AND MEDIUMS
DX^?(^ir~T?LTmvoTA^rr^§tmr:
ness medium, elves life readings dally;
test circles Wad. evgs,, 8 o'clock. 25c.
Room 16. 110% S. Spring st. Tel. A6I3Q.
MRS. PARKER, RELIABLE PALMIST
and clairvoyant. 444 S. Spring, room l.
UMBRELLAS AND GLOVE MAKERS
aiatK AT !■ /U'l'uKtf fUli'i..,
Ills assortment. Umbrellas recovered
•nd mads to order. 117 W. . Fourth st.,
new Ut-lliimii building.
PATENTS AND PATENT RIGHTS
HA/.AKD HAHPHAM. HI
Airvy. CliUaim Nut. Uk. bldg. Book
tram. ■■ - ■ ■■ ■ ■ '.''"'
SHOES REPAIhEO
MEN'S OAK H HOLES, SKWKD, $1, I**..
\ OU-.V 75c. Factory 5i,,.,: si, Me 313 W. I.
LOS ANGELES HERALD: FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 23, 1906.
WANTED lju .^ j
Help— Mate
MARKS' EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY
Mule Offlee 13.1 F.nnt Mernad.
Snivel Phono Mnln 'tin.
Home A 5647.
r>mnl» Office 3ir.V4 W. I onril,
Phone Nnnaet Mnln 431,
Home A 4189.
When you need help call on Us, we
can fill your wants.
Our Appclnity Is household help,
rook*, chamber mnlda, lady's mnld.<i,
nurse Rlrls, man and Wife, fnnl^i,<irs,
coaoh man, etc.
NOTICE
Should you need any .TnpnnMe help
Mr. Fred Karumntn, our ,lnpsnes«
mnnngrr. will select flrst-elnss help,
household, such as cooks, chamber
men. portrrs. etc.
Mnl<- Office open
Siimlnjr forenoon.
nun ( no«« r,iit»i,oVMF.\T aor\cv,
1 .14 Rast Sr,-,,ii,l Slr.-rl.
Mnln BS2O Home 7A.10 -
Select help of nil klnd.i furnished
promptly. Call on us for nil your help
and work. Our selection of work we
hnve to offer will he found if. be among
the largest In the city. ('nil nn.l In-
sped oar boards, We will tront you
different. Auk our patrons, They i"
our reference. We open enrly.
Wiy\lHLiy f-oH JIILLI
lA\si:\ KMIM.OVMRNT \<;KM V
C . W. JKNKS & CO. 204 Enst Sec-
ond street, Los Angeles, Cal. , Both
phones: Homo 333, Main 883.
Carefully selected male and female-
help of all descriptions and nationali-
ties, furnished promptly.
HUMMEL BROS. & CO.,
—EMPLOYMENT AGENTS—
A strictly first-class, reliable agency.
All kinds of help promptly furnished.
i Your orders solicited.
16-118 East Second street,
Between Main and Los Angeles sts.
Largest and best equipped offices
on the Pacific, const.
HUMMEL BROS. & co., '
16 and 118 E. 2d St.
' Telephones— Main 609.
Home 500.
WANTED- BOY WITH HORSE AND
cart to carry route of morning papers
between Sunset blvd. and Temple St.,
west of Lake Shore aye.; $25 per month.
Papers will be brought up to route for
carrier except Sundays. Apply 1135
Waterloo st. '
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 5:30 p. m.
GILLMAN'S BARBER COLLEGE, 122
. 10 2d st., will teach you a profession
. that will make you Independent {or
life. • For particulars call or write.
GOOD STOCK~AND BOND SALESMAN
on salary or commission. Have good
•proposition to offer the public. Call at
suite 442-443 Huntlngton bldg.
WANTED— ERRAND BOY WITH A
wheel; 8 hours, $B per week. Apply at
once. GOODRICH & DENNING, 115%
' North Main St.
WANTED^BLACKSMITH FOR HEAVY
forging. Baker Iron works, 950 Buena
Vista. • t -
5 00 MEN. 214 N. BROADWAY. HAT
factory, save you $2 to $5 remodeling
I your old hat like new; 60e up. . .
MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE.
Situations guaranteed. MOLER SYS-
TEM COLLEGE, 113 E. 2d.
Help — Female >
WANTED— SAY, , DO . YOU
" want to earn from 5 to 50 dollars per
day? If you do call at room 309
: CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK BLDG.
■ today. Easy work; very little effort
> I required. , • • '" ' v '■."■■ '
f- , ■ '.'', ' Agents. ■ '. ' ''• J .
WANTED—
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,
2 03 North Broadway.
Phones:- Main 1202, Home 8787.
To Purchase — Real Estate
WANTED — IMMEDIATELY, 1000
acres In Southern California; will pay
2 5c per acre. Send description and
particulars to L. A. BOSSO, 7th and
Pine sts.. St. Louis. Mo.
Rooms and Beard
GENTLEMAN DESIRES FURNISHED
. room and bourd in congenial, refined
private . futility. Address BOX 374,
Herald.
To Rent
WANTED —
ALL OWNERS '
< TO KNOW THAT WE .
DO A RENTAL BUSINESS >
DON'T WORRY
—IF YOU WANT A TENANT—
LISI* YOUR PROPERTY
WITH US
MINKS & r\HISII,
3 15 SOUTH HILL STREET.
Houses
WANTED-HAVE BUYERS WAITING
for 5 and U-r»oin houses and can pos-
itively sell anything that Is worth the
price.
TRY US. CALL UP
Phones A 7295 or Main 524 today.
J . R. M.*CLINTOCk", 701 Grant bids.
Money
WANTED $2600, $4000. 6 YEARS. "
BIDDALL. 207 Copp Bldg. ¥
Miscellaneous
wanted— tlTbuy kurniturk and
household goods. If you are goln<
to sell we will pay you one-thlrn
more than others. Phone us. Main
17. Home 2154. COLYEAR KUH-
NITTIRK CO. X2t » Mhlii St
DENTIST^ . '. . - . 1 . . . .
BcTTrFFMArTTjiONT A~I^ CoT""""
1 07 N. Spring at painless extract-
Ins;, tilling, crown and bridge work,
flexible rubber plate. Pure gold fill-
ings. 76u/up; all other iiiiii.uh. 60c
up; cleaning teeth, 600 up; gold
crows* and bridge work, $5.00 up: sets
t'-.'lll $5.00 up. Also 'I" 1 evenings
and Sunday forenoons.
DR. WM. BACHMAN, DENTIST, FOR-
merlM of Minneapolis, is permanently
located at !0»-10 Johnson m.ig-. 4th
and liroadway. Both phones. ■ •■■ ■
DR. sSTKIN. DENTIBT, 13.' N.
Broadway, Thorpe bldg. High grade den-
. tal - work. - Open evenings and Sunday.
Bit. - 'CICERO BTKVKNS, DENTIST,
.nil,- W-m , Laiikenhlm bid*
KRANK. STEVENS, 324 V 4 SO. BPKING.
FOR RENT
Stores and Offices
T O LTST— STORF.B—
$25— 101 » I-J. Oth.
i 20— 1001 H. »th.
! 17—1003 X, Bth.
: JOO—7OI V 7»li
2 5—2104-06 Bust tth.
1 5 — 2309 East »th.
i IS— l3ll Kant flh.
T . WIESKNDANaER, >
Suite 812, 2^»7 S.Jflrondwny.
PRRR RENT TO JAN. NBW"st6rE9.
1 616 K. 23th. cor. Blauson June, car lln>.
Hsusss
FOR RENT HOUfIKS.
$lfi; 6- room cottnge, 101 1 Oanshl »t., or
Will soil for $1600; trim?. $16 down, $16
month.
14-room house, 31» W. 11th (it.
ALLISON BARLOW.
2 19 8. Uroadwny, 124 Phones, Home
M rl.i 409.
$7s"; 2123 COURT ST., NEAR ALVARA~DO
$15; 2515 I,(iiik Ilench nve., cor. X, Wth
6 rooms, $25 pnyments buys cottage, »'l 0
$15: WATKrt PAID! 5 ROOMS; BATrt":
KMTS nt 1029 E. 26th St.. Slnuson earn;
$:'.. pnyments buys cottage.
Flats— Furnlahed
FOR $12.60 A~MTSNTTt~YOtTCAN RENT
housekeeping apartment, furnished com
plete; range, phone, bath, electricity,
m Crocker St., I*ll Diamond St., mi VV.
I st St., loin Colton st., 221 N. Flgucroa.
$15, 1133 w. ist m., 204-212-218-222 :.. Fre-
mont, 150 N. Baaudry, 1003 and 1011 E.
Ninth, 712 Ceres, 834 S. Flßueron, SI ! !
4th, 1028 W. Ist. New location l walking
distance. These apartments are new,
nice, modern.
T . WIESENDANGER.
Room 812.
207 South Brondway. '
Rooms — Furnished
FOR $20 A MONTH YOU CAN RENT
■ an outside room beautifully fur-
n lßhed, new, with elegant hotel ser-
vice; steam heat, at 705 WEST 7TH
ST.
PHYSICIANS
Cancers and Tumors Cured
With Liquid. Powder, Salve or Plaster
'hr the case most needs. Treatments the
best, safest and least pnlnful known.
No knife, no blood, no danger. Visit
us for proof. Prices always reasonable.
CALIFORNIA CANCER CURE
7 .-.I West I (Jili si.
M . L. HUCKINS, M. D., Mgr.
Phone West 2169.
DR. AND MRS. CARTER SUCCESS-
f uIIy treat all female diseases and
irregularieles, 20 years', experience;
consultation free. Hours, 8 a. m. to
S p. m.; Sundays, 10 to 12 n. m. 204
MERCANTILE PLACE, 0ve«»»543 S.
Spring.
DR. HAIGH. REGISTERED PHYSICIAN
and surgeon, cures chronic, nervous
and genito-urlnary diseases of men
and women. Consultation free in
person or by letter. Room 340 Byrne
Bldg.. 3D AND BROADWAY.
LADIES, THE 7 CALIFORNIA SISTERS
Herbal Remedy, only reliable monthly
regulator; never falls to relieve; gives
universal satisfaction. 707 S. Broadway.
DR. BAHRENBURG, FEMALE DI3-
easej, monthly Irregularities, stric-
ture, piles, blood, skin and private
diseases. 455 S. BROADWAY.
DR. MERRILL, SPECIALIST— FEMALE
complaints, scientific methods, chronic
nd private I diseases either . sex.
2 06% S. BDWAY.
DR. BONESTEEL. 1228 S. HILL, CURES
rheumatism, neuralgia and chronic dis-
eases by electrical vibration; no drugs;
Consultation free.
the" ORIENTAL MEDICAL inbti-
. tute, 814 10. Eth St., guarantees to cure
chronic and nervous diseases of men;
consultation free. -.'-.• .
MRS. LAIYOU, ■ SPECIALIST. : ALL
forms female diseases; prompt relief;
advice free. 319 8. Spring St., rooms 27-28.
DR. TAVLOR— FEMALE SPECIALIST
and obstetrics. BELASCO THEATER.
Main st. . ,
.DR. LANE & CO., SPECIALISTS, 830 tf
S . SPRING ST.. over Santa Fe offices.
DR. T. W. STONE, ATTENTION TO
diseases of women. 415 ',4 S. SPRING.
DR. GARRISON, CANCER AND TUMOH
specialist. 8. W. cor. 7th nnd Hill.
CONTRACTORS .'".. ■
W E BUILD 4-ROOM BUNGALOW, $300;
two rooms, $175; low bids on all classes
of buildings: plnnajfrec. P. J. LEAVER
& CO., 434 S. Hill." Main 8500.
COMPLETE SETS OF PLANS- AND
specifications of beautiful buildings,
from $10 up. J. B. Cook, R. 231, 702 Spr.
TYPEWRITERS
for" SALE— REMINGTON TYPfT-
writer, No. 5; fine condition; a bargain
if taken at once. Address E. A. A., 319
Coulter bids. Phone Main 4118.
CHIROPODISTS AND MANICURISTS
DRS. DTTTMAir&"'~TIIdMSEN, SUR-
geon Chiropodists. 415H S. Spring »t.
FOR SALE
Houses
HOUSES FOR SAM-: —
Ono flue 7-room 1% -story strictly
modern house, located In good neigh-
borhood on Washington at.; lot 40x
1 40. Price $3500; $100 cash, balance
on easy terms. Beautiful grounds
and house nearly new.
One beautiful little 4-room bunga-
low out on tho Long Beacb line In
Florenclta Park; lot 50x150; nice lawn,
palm, tig, orange and pnar-h trees, a
profusion of flowers and also a good
chicken corral finely wired sides and
overhead, with Incubator. This in i1e-
. 1.1. lily ii nice little home in a very
pretty place and easy of aooess, being
only 16 minutes' ride from heart of
tin' city; place will easily rent for
$15 per month, and the price Is only
$1500; $250 cash down, bulance easy
terms to suit.
GOLDEN STATE REALTY
COMPANY
7 11 Qvoaaa Bid*.,
Cor. mii aud Spring Ma.
Tali Brand « a '2*107.
COTTAGE ONLY suiiiiii
9 200 Ciiahf VM Per Bio.
Hero is a tine Investment on very
liberal terms. A pretty 5-room cot-
tage, only 10 minutes' ride on elec-
tric car, Will rent for $18 per month.
Gas, electricity and alley. Good
proposition for a home or an Invest-
ment.
' .lONICS A HYDKIt I, AND CO., .
ills West Tblrd St.
"1(2700
Nice new modern 5-room bungalow
mi Figueroa street mar ltd; $500
down, lIS monthly. . . .
DAUBY,
With
C . HOWARD FINLEY CO.
3 41 S. Hill tit,
FOR s.w.i:
6-room cottage on lot 60x125; bath,
toilet, mantel, etc.; price JibCO; $100 cash,
balance $20 pur month.
7-rooin, IVi-story, lot 60x158; price $2375;
$(00 cash, balance $& per month. .
New (-room cottage on lot 50x175,
Highland Park; price $2500; $600 cash.
]■: a. DKVENS.
1 27 ■ Lauglillii i.i.lk . 816 8. Broadway.
six MODERN BUNGALOWS on sotu
st. from $2100 to $3000; $250 down, $25
monthly.
i a i.i; v.
With
C . HOWARD FINLEY CO.
1l N. Hill HI,
2 123 i.'OURT ST., NKAIt AI.VAHADO.
2515 Lout," Itaiirh avc.-on- K. 2Uth.
6 ioom«, ;;5 down, $» monthly; $-'Joo.
FOR BALR |
Houses
FOU BALW (N. 8) J2R00— »2500 — ""
Nothing like It nt J2r.no.
Beautiful hun low, 6 room*,
Superb view, hl*h ground.
2 0 minutes to Mprltm. Be fnrs.
Completely fi»rnl«hed, $2r,nn.
Beampd ceilings, pnnel^d walls.
ii" is art Investment.
1 4 p*r rent. (»»») 14 per r»nf
A beautiful house with N hardwood
floors, In a fin t nnd Bpnrlmonl neigh-
borhood, and wher<" you have < li"i< i
of four enr linen. It la built just nn
are the Touralne or Plpkwlrk, the
dwell apartment houses. Tfn« built-in
b*d«, laiire roonn, pntcnt dining
room and kitchen: rent* for $30.
Rents- for $.10 furnished,
nuy It for $21100. Pays you 14 per
cut. How's that for a good Invest-
ment? -
HIIIMK.S A II.HXANDBR. /
$2100 (N. W. 7) ' $2100. $2100.'
Pretty 6-room artistic; bungnlowi
leaded glnnn In front; high lot, linth,
Hi Easy terms; $400 down. $400
$1800.' (N. W. 8) *k;oo $1609.
4-room plastered eottago, now, tint-
. .1. |800 down. $10 per month, $300
down.
l IUK I. (iIIMIKN Vi,l]ir< I'ul.llr.
and iiai UK \ l,l:\ \ Mil :i(,
i t.....,, in, 808 W. Fifth •<«..
Opposite Alcxnndrla hotel.
FOR 1.1 ' ™
IRC nil i.iiomm. yon A ll\h(JAl\f
' . , '■3700
Jefferson ft. frnntnur. within one
block of Main, which In the longest
Street In the <")ty, nnd Will take you to
the great San Pedro harbor. You can
necure a lot 50xll>0. Improved with a
new .■mil modern six-room cottage,
Only $.1700 and now ranting for $30
per month. .
Within two block! either way nrr
In operation six or the best ear lines
of the city, Including the Redondo
line,
T . 1,. .lIUIII'N.
Jefferson and Main,
South 2276. Home 25338.
FOR s\|,|.; —
NEW Ur-TO-IIATB
.-.-ROOM 111 m; i, vow
Mission «l}lr. tinted wiillx, lar«re
lvliik room, OriFplaec, enameled null
nlrkrl plni»hlna;t lnru'<* level lot, gar-
den anil SJOWerS| cement Mldewnlkn
and .'iirlm, oiled Htrcet, located one*
half block from the new Pnanilenn
lioiilevard, .*> cent, car fnre, hvclvr
inlnuten' ride <<> Imslneiaa part of <-ll.v.
Price $2800| (11600 cash and balance
terms to milt.
JOHNSTON,
With
C . HOWARD FINLEY CO.,
3 41 South Hill Street.
FOR CHOICE NEW SIX-ROOM
bungalow, southwest; den, living
room and dining room all polished;
oak floors and minded walnscoated
walls; fine fireplace and mantel;
seats; leaded glass buffet and book-
cases; rear center hall leads to din-
ing room; bedrooms and beautiful
bath; large closets; special linen
closet; cab kitchen; screened porch;
laundry tubs; handsome fixtures; fin-
ished Flemish oak and white enamel;
outside Van Dyke brown with green
r oof; cement steps; 'lawn and palms
in; a perfect beauty and genuine bar-
gain at only $3800; on easy terms;
only listed today; better. sec us quick.
P ITTBBURO REAL ESTATE CO..
3 11-15 Laughlln Bldg.
BUNGALOW
Everything well built and latest style;
5 rooms, large living room, best plumb-
ing, tinted walls, china closet, fireplace;
large level lot, garden and flowers. I
Within a block of the new Pasadena
boulevard and car line. - '
. '..-•.. $2600. '
ADDRESS OWNER, ' •
Box 191, Herald Office, or telephone
Home C 1052.
_____________ .
FOR SAI.E —
One 5-room cottage; modern." •
P i One 10-room house, .modern.
■ One small house In rear on lot
6 0x140 to alley; rents for $46 per mo.
Never have been vacant.
Price $4200; $2300 cash, balance on
easy terms. .
JOHNSTON,
With -v
C . HOWARD FINLEY CO.,
3 41 South Hill St.
ONE MODERN 7-ROOM COTTAGE, UP-
to-date; .street work done; $3250;
terms. .
One 4-room cottage; danahl St.,
$100. balance $10 per month. ■
One large 4-room California house,
Boulder st., $1250; easy terms.
A small grocery stock and Ice
cream fixtures; good location; $750.
Brooklyn Heights.
nROOICIjYN. BOLYE JITS. INV. CO.
Tel. Boyle 1543, 2706 Brooklyn aye.
BUNGALOWS
ANYWHERE
ANY~PRICE
DALEY
With
C . HOWARD FINLEY CO.,
- ■ 341 South Hill St.
FOR SALE, $3000— A NEW MODERN
6-room cottage, cement sidewalk,
curb, granite street, sewer, large lot,
lawn, fenced and bum. See owner
at 1230 E. DOTH 'ST . one block east
of Central aye., or telephone South
4 015. Terms,
FOR SALE-
Close In; walking distance.
6-room house on corner. $2250.
3-room Cal. house. 40 feet, $1250.
4 8 feet Boyle aye., just south of 7th.
A sure good buy. .
' U-room modern house. 80 feet on
Pico, west of Central, $OGOO.
F . D. DA VIES, 1425 East First.
Home 41378. Boyle 1385.
R on BALE —
6-room 'modern cottage; lot 60x127;
No. 715 Waterloo, on. car .line; $2000
cash.
JOII.YSTOX,
With
C . HOWARD FINLEY CO.
Ml .South Hill tit. ■
$25 DOWN, $25 MONTHLY BUYS COT-
tags. Glasby, 25th cor., Slauson Jctn.
care. -
1 56U EAST ADAMS. 6 ROOMS. MOD-
em; $3000, $100 down. Bee OWNER.
2 123 OR ~2 m COURT. NEAR ALVA-
rado, 5 rooms; big lot; $50 down.
FOR BALE—A TWO-STORY HOUSE;
price $3000. 606 Clarence st. '
, ' City Lots and Lands
I'OH JAIi— — « i
Corner lot, 60x150. on Hubbard St.;
$1150 cash; will make you $5,00 in
three months; lots adjoining are held
at 11300, and this in v corner, high
and nightly, overlooking the sea ami
mountains,
- JOHNSTON,
Witll
C . HOWARD FINLEY CO.,
: i-ll Mouth Hill si.
FOR liAl.,t: —
IjHI'IIV lot on West Adams Heights,
ni'ur 27tli. This UTik price $2600.
Tim mis
. VIA IK* ,
With >
C . HOWARD FINLEY CO.,
Ml South Hill st.
FOR SALE—
.in the corner of Palo Alto and
ImWo Bhore, one block north of Teni-
. pie, on Ilia car line transfer point of
4 lines. '•; A ■ large corner lot with v
small 4-rooired ■ house in tho nui.
.Will Moll as a whole or iii part cheap
for cash. l .
■ THOB..J. HAMPTON.
■ 11? 8. Uroadway. VUV U A. it 11. \
FOR SALE
City Lots and Lands
Hollywood
Free Excursion*
•■'■■■ f»«m n,i- nff|r» «• alt
times. Thirty choice r»xld*-ne«
lot*. f*olnar on Aeasln, Onr'ton
and l.or\i«t street*. The most
choir* and celect property In
that beautiful city for the
rnnney. Th» jnt» «r» sltit*»»(l
with n grand view nt the '»o'-
hill* nn.l mniintnln* nnd th«
a<9vontnge* of nn nrn\r. hreta*.
trlih th* roollnit eflrcts In th«
• nmmrr. nnd the protection of
th« fnnthlils during the irln-
f<T The Jmrtrovemfnts nre of
» h» h««t with ftvK-foot cement
walk* and cement curb*. '
»tr»»ts are irradfd and > llfd.
pnrkwujr to be plnnted with
ornemfntal treta In ,'rnnt of
every lot Pure r-rtculsn wa-
»r r»lp*d In the »tf#at#, all
lots tinve r,O fe»t fronts**.
Prices $550 to $650
On 'stay payment* nnd fifty
p»r cent cheaper limn similar
property, Terms each. III)
csin, $10 per month, our of-
fice open
All Day Sun Jay
To .Ixstte free tlrktls. firing
four friends snd family out f>
look ■ ver our property, then
.compare our prices with those
of xlmllnr trnc's, Call at our
office for tickets, mnpj and all
Information.
Glider & Hamilton '
25 W. Second St,
NADEAU'S PIONEER
HOME TRACT
This beautiful tract adjoins Hunt-
lngtonI Ington park, aleg the famous Cudahy
ranch.
' Fronts on Florence aye.
L<o>tt§ $300
EsksUti
$10 CASH
$10 PER MONTH
NADEAU
NADEAU
NADEAU
This is positively the best value In
the vicinity. ■
Call early and get a choice lot
Nadeain Realty. Co.
R hone Main 0470. 337 Bryaon Blk.
Cor. Second and Spring.
Office open Sundays until laiSO.
free special car today
and TOMORROW
■ the McCarthy co.s :
florence
HEIGHTS ..
TRACT
With banners on the car, leaving
Redondo ticket office (Second
street) at 9, 10, 11, 11:20, 12:30,
1 :SO, 3 and 4:30 o'clock daily. No
tickets requited. -
COME, EVERYBODY
Twenty minutes' ride to this
beauty spot. / ;
WESTMINSTER SQUARE
THE NEW WESTLAKE DISTRICT
This magnificent new residence
tract Is located at the 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 quick-
ly follow. Car line In course of con-
struction will run through . tract.
Water is assured. This property
MUST advance. Buy now and get the
first pick of lots and reap big profits.
AL.THOUSE BROS.,
Members L. A. Realty Board, ,
2 34 Laughlln Bid*.
Main 263. Home Ex. 263.
FOR SALE— •
BARGAIN
$450 x
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 ssld for $600. Small payment
down, balance $12.50 per month.
OWNER. Home telephone CIOS2. Or
address BOX 180. Herald.
Q|{2)Lm l U l Vb/ '
O N EAST ADAMS STREET
, 1 have one lot left. .. •-.
• 40x125
This is fast becoming a manufac-
turing dljtrlet and will ' soon be
classed an business property.
Buy now and, double your money
later.
Will Mil now for
Come In and see me Monday and let
me explain particulars and terms.
THIS IS A BARGAIN
- til Btlmson. '..■-■
FOR SALE— LOTS. « T~ . i .-
$ 1560 — on 2»th at., just west of
Central aye.
$UR0 — Lot on 46th at., west el
Flgueroa treat; streets uruded,
cement walks and ourba. Cheapest
lots In th. i respective localities.
\i I is..\ UAUL.OW,
2 17 South MrooUwuy. Room IJ6.
Phones Homo 40*. ■<■ Main 40».
iron ■ m.v: — . -
Lot COxISO, on 89th it. Owner Is
. absent from city and will tuko fllOO
cash; iifvi'i- limi Hiu-ii v snap.
JOIINNTON,
Wltll
C . HOWARD FINLEY CO.
. ; Ml South 11.11 M.
1
■— ». Hill. Homo IWM>. M»l» MM.
(ffiJiUVifii&LTh* Largest Bus*
7OsgESsfc^^»lne<s Cellege In
*Zr^ Los Angelee.
W //T IW-H-7W. Tth St.
EDUCATIONAL ' .
SPANISH LKSSONS GIVEN BY XX- ,
perlenced fipsnlsh teacher. T»l»!phon« -
Home C 1062, or address BOX 192.
Hernld.
FOR SALE
City Lots and Lands .
for «ai,b— •""" '
Lot 60x160, near Ninth street school;,
$1160 cash takes It.
joHivnTorif,
With •
C . HOWARD FINLEY CO.
Ml Booth Hill St.
FOR SAI.B— ~~ ~' i
A SNAP.
Lot 60x150, on Third aye.; $1600 cash.
JOIINNTON,
* With
C . HOWARD FINLEY CO., 7
341 South Hill It. ..
Business Property
$20,000—126 feet on north side Third,
1 00 feet ■on Beaudry. ■ with •
modern 10-room house.
$10,000—217 S. Beaudry. lot 41x12) ft.
to 20-foot alley, with modern ■
0-room house, . - :■■■
— 1110 West Second street, lot 5
2 0x115 feet to 20-foot alley;
modern li-room cottage. "Mtl6ssrf
ALLISON BARLOW,
2 17 a Broadway, rooms 123, 124, 126.
1 26 ' ■ Phones 409.' .--■
FOR SALE— • ' - - . ,
INDUSTRIAL, »ITB. '■<;■?:'.■..
6 0,000 square . ft. with trackage, i
fronting 100 ft. on Macy st. by 300 ft. ;,
deep. It is a corner close in. The
owner wants to sell. If you are look-
Ing; for a location at a bargain better
see this.
JOS. IS. DAVIS,
A 2lO. >. 718 Fay Bldg. .
FOR SALE—. . .'.■;■. ■■■-■ /::
Business property on 4th and. Wall; ;.
very /j OHK9TOIf( -.
JOHN STOW,
C . HOWARLT^FINLEY CO.,
C. HOWARD FINLEY CO.,
3 -11 Sooth Hill St.
Suburban Property
', FOR DAOLE ROOK LOTS .
. ■ —See— ; ' . -. '
tVAI.KRR A CLARK, Agent*.
Home phone 492 — through Olendale ,
Exchange, office corner ■of Central .
and Colorado ayes. Eagle Rock.
FOR ALT/ DENA PROPERTY OF ANY
kind see 1,. M. PRATT, 608 Laughlin '
Bldg., or Altadena office at end of car v
: line. ■■ - ' i ■■ ■■ ' ■ ; '■■_'.■
• Country Property ; -
THERE'S ENOUGH WATER IN THE
big Hemet reservoir to ; Irrigate the «, ,
. whole : Hemet tract .-. for three years
■ without another drop of rain; -when- ■
buying land buy where water is
abundant and cheap. ■■ See--!,. M.
PRATT, Agent' Hemet Land Co., 60S •"..
Laughlin Bldg. . ' ;! .
: , Orange Groves -
FOR SALE — SOME SPLENDID BAR-
gains in' orange groves. Buy now
. before owners reserve the crop. <■; I ;■-'
• have the most complete list of orange iv
groves In the state. .. I/. . M. PRATT, \:
: 608 Laughlln Bldg. "Headquarters
for Orange Proves." .-• ' ■•''*'.'
' • ">' Hotels and Lodging Houses '
. OUR SPECIALTY IS-."
.. ' ROOMING HOUSES -
We ' handle more , of this kind of •;;
business than any other firm In the ,
• city. ■ The following; list are" just > a •• ■
fen- of the real bargain* that ire have
'• to offer '•-, >■■:■ : ' . ■.:'-■'"'■.:■" -'-vi-:
4 8 rooms, on Main at.; furniture
Kood condition baths, kuk. electricity.
Three years' lease, low rent. " A hnr-
Knln, m-1.-.OO: $3000 cash, balance terms
to suit.
1 5 rooms, icood location; - neat
house) furniture Brood all conven-
iences; lawn nnd large yard: rent «.">r> ~
per month; long; lease) good buy lit .^
« 3SO. Speak qnlckt ' . - ' •
, IB rooms and every one an outrtld** -
r oom; all conveniences; oak furniture
throughout : center of city, near First '
and Main stM.i 4 years' lease; rent IKS'
month. We nave a ten days' option
at $8U0; *«50 cash, balance *2.% , per
month. You only need to see thiH
house to realise the bargain -we offer.
2 S rooms, modern, Ions: lease at «KMi
per month! the beat lrnii«l<-nl in the ■, ...
city, near Main at. Thla In not a
cheap affair, therefore -will : only,. be ; , '
■old for 93600 cash. 'It la a ■■'• holme
and a location that must be Been In
order . to . thoroughly underatand Its
value. ■' '' -'.*'
'J. G. FLEENOR & CO., '
Haul Estate and Business Chance*.
Main office Local branch
19 V- ■. Spring st. 41MV4 S. Main St.*
Suite 14-15. Suite 13.
Itepreaentlua; over 50 offices . . we , .
are able to flnd what you mint or sell
your property.
Quicker than all otaern. ■".-.'" v
FOR SAL.IS—
ROOMING HOUSE
In 'center of ■ city; clears $2 " ir por>
month; lease 3 years, with extension .
of S more; 10 transient rooms, 2S
rooms all rented. ■ ■', Price . $3500; ' - :
nicely furnished, recently renovated
throughout; rent $100 per month. .'.•"
JOHNSTON, with
c . howarlTfinley co.,
3 41 South Hill at. ' ; '(
iron SAt.B—-
A A Comfortable Flat
Thin Is »aii!Btht.-is nice in a mat *•-.;.
room furnished flat: all modern con-
venlenoes. Three rooms now ; bring- ;
' ing $32. Rent Is $10 a month. •
Price Ib right if taken nt one*.
Owner join*, east. - -'
1 47 North Grand, Aye. r
Miscellaneous
l i-UK HA' .— MkIW ANU BKCONO-UANU
billiard and -. pool tables; bar fixtures
of all kind*; easy payments.- Bond for
cataWuK. THE BRUNSWICK-
. BALKJS-COLLBNDER CO., , 331 - Wait ;
Third street. : Los Angel—. ' '
YOU CAN UVY OOOI) PIANOt) AT LOW
prioes.at F. W. KRINOHL'B, «« 8.
flprliiK Tuning and rrratriuv. UiouJ- i
j way it»&. Horn. Ytlit.

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