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T HE WEATHER
\ I, I \\ Ihr.
I S I IM . -l.lv
Minimum tempi rnt in o II
■ hours.
■ I. in. ■'!. 1 ■■'■• In. ins.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
MIRANDA-ltrST AM ANTE— Frank Ml
randa, nged 21. n nntlve of California
Mini resident of \jsunf* . and Frances
T<nstnin:in|. nged IV n nalive of
Mexico and resident of .W.tisa.
WYCKOFF-ARI/NDELL— David Wyek-
off, am. l 2!*. n native of Kansas and
resident of L<is Angeles; and 1.." > E.
Arundell. aged 21. a nntlve of Oregon
and •"till ill of Los Angeles.
him: \i 'WN Yee Hind, nged ,10. n na-
tive of China and resident of Los An-
geles: and All Vmvn, aged 2n, a native
of China and resident of Los Angeles.
FAKKI.I.I. X Thomns Fnrrell,
nged 2ft, a native of Ohio nnd resident
of Los Angeles; and Lulu Teske, nged
IP 11 nnth of lowa and resident of
Los Angeles.
BIRTHS
BREILICH-.1. I., P, and wife. !BRV4 WBll
street, a boy.
DEATHS
KENT Eliza, nged % yrnrs. 3.VKI McClln-
tnch street, paralysis.
MATHB« S Newell, aged 72 years, ll.i's
South nrondwny, hear! disease.
Si ' \ni.i 'N I'oti r .1.. .i" '■'• years, l!!4vi
East Second street, pneumonia.
ALLEN— Wllllnin, aged 36 years. Sisters
honpltnl. meningitis.
REED— H. || . nged '■"' yenrs, Lnnkcr-
shlm hotel, gunahot wounds.
Peck St Chase Co., undertakers nnd cm-
Imlmers; hi.lv assistants. 433 South Hill.
Tel. Main 81.
ORR & EDWARDS COMPANY
Successors to Orr & Hlnes Co. Funeral
directors.
Corner Tonlh nnil Flower S<«.
Mill, i" Homo l'li'.Tl. Lady assistant.
CHURCH NOTICES
CHRIST <> Rev. laker P. Ue,
CHURCH ft^li^CMt Rector
Car. and it' IB
Flower [| m WELCOMB
Sunday services at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p.
in.; early celebration holy communion
on third Sunday and Saints' Day at 7:30
a. m. Strangers especially invited. Uni-
versity cars pass the door. Those desir-
ing telephone connection for "Shut-Ins"
Telephone 7912. Church physician fit the
church every morning from £:30 to 9:30.
Services nnd medicine free to nil.
Church open daily for private prayer
_ from S a. m. until 5 p. m.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
Hope street, near Ninth — Seats free.
Rev. William 11. Day, D. D., pastor;
Rev. Warren F. Day, D. I., pastor'
emeritus; Harry Clifford Lott, choir
master; i I-. in Walter F. Skei li . or-
ganist. Morning service 11 o'clock.
Rev, William Horace Hay. D. D., pas-
tor, will preach on "Mark's Mosaics of
the Mnstor." I p. m. twilight commun-
ion service and reception of new
members. All who seek to follow
Christ are invited to commune. Chris-
tian Endeavor service follows the
communion. At Bp.m. a special ser-
vice will be held at which WM. P.
GEORGE, FOUNDER OF THE
GEORGE, JR.. REPUBLIC, WILL
SPEAK. Rabbi S. Hecht D. D., and
Judge Curtis D. Wilbur will assist
the pastor in the service.
ST. PAUL'S PRO-CATHEDRAL, 523 S.
Olive street (near many of the lead-
ing lintels), the Rev. J. J. Wllkins, D.
D., dean and rector. Services 7:30
and 11 a. m.. 7:30 p. m. Sunday school
9:30 a. in., young i pies' meeting ii:4s
p. m. The rector will preach. Sub-
ject, morning , "Thinking and Turn-
ing." Evening, the peoples' service,
"The Message of the Gospel to the
Bußy." Strong, hearty congregational
singing; anthems by St. Paul's well
known vested choir. A cordial wel-
come for all. Attentive, ushers will
conduct to desirable sitting, The
rich and the poor meet together.
Till-: YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN AS-
Boelation has secured Rev. Elmore
Han Is, D. 1).. to speak at their men's
mass meeting tomorrow afternoon at
3:30 at the First Methodist church.
Dr. Harris, whose subject will be
"The Son of God Our inly Hop. is
one of the foremost expositors of the
scriptures In the Dominion of Canada;
He is the president of the Toronto
Bible training school. Si ial music
•will be rendered during the afternoon.
IMMANI 1.1. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
— Corner of Tenth and Figueroa
streets, Rev. Hugh K. Walker, D. D., I
pastor. Services tomorrow at 11 a.
m. and at 7:30 p. m. In the morning
11" Rev. Samuel Wish D. li, will
preach, levelling sermon by the pas-
tor, subject, "The Latest Surprise.- In
Religion." Th i irtet will be as-
sisted In the evening service by the
chorus choir. Strangers are cordially
invited to worship with us.
BROAD WAY CHRIST] >, CHL'RCH,
opposite court house. Sunday school
9:30 a. m. aching II a. 111. by R. l-\
Coulter. Text, '.'Which things angels
dc sir.- I.i look Into." I Peter 3:12.
oiniti |ieo pie's meeting 6:30 p. in. Sub-
ject. What the Uosnel of Christ Means
to Me ■nd to tin World." Prenchlng
7:45 p. m. by .1. W. i it. ■■ Subject
"Why Christ Should a;., Away.'" John
16:7. ■ i-lteil.
SECOND *'I II " I;< ■ IT7 iF~iißfsT S''iKX-
list, will hold the usual si rvi.es to-
morrow at II 11, in. and v p. 111.", at
Simpson auditorium; 7xl South Hope
street. The lesson Herman will be.
from the. Christian Science Quarterly
the subject buinsr "Spirit." Tin read.
Ing will In ■ ■ ■
relnl ive p
Seleni i I.
with Key t.. tlp'Seriptures."'
i'KNIEL HALL. 227 SOUTH MaTn
street — A noonday prayer meeting Is
held each week: day, i-: to I o'clock.
Gospel meeting every night at 7 : , r » 0 p.
m. Sunday services ns follows: 9 a
m., men's prayer meeting; 8:45. i>at -
bath school and Bible class; 11
o'clock, preaching! 3 p. in., he.llne.ss
meeting; evangelistic service at
night. Rev, T. p. Ferguson, Mrs. M. !
I', Ferguson and <; 1). studd super-
intendents of the mission.
THIS MEMORIAL J, .i'TIST CHURCH.
Grand avenue and 23d st., Charles C.
Pierce, pastor. Services 11 a. m. ami
7:30 p. m. Sunday school 10 a. m.,
C E. societies 6:30 p. m. Strangers
especially Invited.
BT. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, KM
West Adams, near Flgueroa street. Rbv.
Lewis (1. Morris, rector. Sunday ser-
vices, 7:30 a. •ii.. 11 11. m., 5 p. m. This is
a FREE church ami all are cordially In-
vited Take the Grand avenue cur to
Adams street and walk one block west
Take the University car to Chester
place, walk through Chester place and
ona block east on Adams ii reel
THE 1 AIKMOJ AU> WAPTIST *CH Ut'iCHi
Ol'ttnd avenue and Twenty-third stivei,
Charles C. I'l.ive, pastor. Morning
.service 11 a. 111.. subj'-ct "Our ['lai ■■ in
iha World": evening, special sermon Ui
the ('. i: S. upon the occasion of us
twenty-sixth nnnlveiimry. Stranger*
especially invited.
BENJAMIN PAY Ml LI permanent
mini if the Los Angeles Fellow-
ship, will speak at Hie regular nervlco
at Rlancliard ball at 11 o'clock oil (lie
subject, "liurnliig Your Own Smoke."
. looil music. .Sunday .school at 'i. ;.i
ISvtryonu cordially Invited,
CHURCH NOTirS*
R^vTdTfTTiOVV^, PASTOR OF WE9T-
Iflke Methodist Episcopal church, will
preach Sunday morning. 11:00 a. m., and
evening. 7:45 p. m. The public In cordi-
ally Invited s-V:ii!> ni" free.
PHYSICIANS
Cancers and Tumors Cured
With Liquid, Powder, Halve or Plaster,
bs the case most needs. Treatments th«
best, (sftfest It d lenst painful known. Wo
knife, no blood, no eniiTi Visit us for
proof. Prices always reasonable.
CALIFORNIA CANCER CURE
r.it wet inn. St.
M. 1. HICK INS. M D . Mgr.
Phone West 2169.
THE .-i;\\ YORK DOCTORS
Our specialist In vnrlcocelo. Impo-
potenre. syphilis, stricture and skin nnd
prlv.ite diseases. no not .i"«t ■ and
think there is no cure for you l."fore you
consult him personally. Advice freo.
Hours KVlil, 7-S p. m.
OFFICE 424 Si Til HILL STREET.
DR. AND MRS. CARTEF) StTCCESS-
fuIIy trpnt all female diseases nnil Ir-
regirlarltles; 20 years' experience; con- I
pultntlon tret, Hours 9 a. m to S p m.;
Pimdnys 10 to 12 n. m. 201 MERCAN- ,
•i ii r ii. VCR, over Ma S. Spring.
CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT IN
private diseases; male nnd fumnle
troubles. Irregularities, etc.: Quick re-
lief guaranteed. DR. RUSSELL 612
8 Main St.
DR. HAHRENHITRC, FEMALF. DtS-
I'.'isf", monthly Irregtilnrltlesi stricture,
piles, blood, skin nnd private diseases.
465 BOUTH BROADWAY.
mi. Miiutni,. "SPECIA LIST — ci:m ALR
complaints, scientific methods, chronic
nd private diseases — either sex. 'JOii'A
SOUTH BROADWAY.
DR. BO N !•: i: I .. 1228 S. HILL. CURES
rheumntlsm, neuralgia nnd chronic dis-
eases by electrical vibration; no drug 9;
Consultation free.
FOR PAINLESS CONFINEMENT. GOOD
care nnd pleasant room In private fun
ly addre-.ii lock box W. Rpdondo.
MRS. LAITOU, SPECIALIST. ALL
forms female diseases; prompt relief;
advice free 818 S. Spring St.; rooms 1!7-'.'S.
DR. TAYLOR— FKMALTS « SPECIALIST
and obstetrics. HELASCO THEATER,
Main street.
DR. T. W. STONE. ATTENTION TO
diseases of women. 415 1 ,6 S. SPRING.
DR. LANE & CO.. SPECIALISTS, 330 y.
P. SPIMNi-! ST. over Santa Fe offices.
SANITARIUMS
TUB, VAPOR 'AND SULPHUME BATHS,
massage, vibratory treatments for rheu-
matlst. nervous debility; manicuring,
face nnd scalp. 629H S. H'wny. Tel. P..3..
BATHS AND MASSAGE
INDIGESTION^ NEHVOUS DISICASKS
and rheumatism cured without drugs.
Expert massage. Physicians' refer-
ences. HARRIETT E. LAMB. ll»H
S. Bprinc Home phone Art 130.
YOU ARE NOT HURRIED WHEN YOU
go to 125 TEMPLE ST. for bath and
massage. Best cf patronage solicited.
BOSTON EI.EC. INSTITUTE—
tro Invlsrorator for rheumatism, ner-
vousness. R. 21, ground floor 757 Main
PALATIAL BATHS; EASTERN TRAIN-
ed operators Formerly 127H N. Bdway.;
now 126>,4 N. SPRING. Home A 2423.
A YOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE A FEW
select customers for manicuring.
44 V, S. SPRING ST. 2d floor, rm. 217.
LONDON MANICURE AND MASSAGE
parlors, Nubian perfumed treatment.
Ill 1 : N. Broadway, parlor 6. Select.
ajl S. HILL ST. TI'H AND STEAM
baths; massage tor colds, rheumatism
and nervousness. Open every day.
YOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE A FEW
select customers for manicuring. 707
S. BROADWAY, room 1, flat 1.
THE ROSENBERG BATH & MASSAGE
Institute. 309 Temple st. cor. Bdway. Ex-
pert operators. Homo A 5076.
MANICURING, SHAMPOOING AND
face massage. Have you tried them?
Room 1, 610% So. Spring.
VAPOR TUB BATHS AND~MASSAOE;
alcohol and oil rubs, electric treatments.
218 N. MAIN ST., room 11.
SHAMPOO, FACE ASS AGE. SCALP
treatment; always see the best. 553 d.
BROADWAY, upstairs.
! SULPHUME VAPOR MASSAGE AND
chiropody. 701 S. Bdway. Tel. Main
313:1.
! DR. MAUD HOI.LEY, VACUUM DE-
! veloper, 245"». S. SPRING; room 3. Pnone
7240. |
SHAMPOOING AND MASSAGE. 849
BUENA VISTA. Select patronage.
! ELECTRIC INSTITUTE. 220 FRANKLIN
St.. room 6. Ha ths and massage.
SPECIAL NOTICES
20%
Is what wo guarantee '■■ our subscrib-
ers. This does not mean for one or
five years but at least
15 or 20 Years
Only moneyed men wanted to sub-
scribe. Write for particular!) or call
it 7"2 South Spring street. Suite
L' - S - 2 9 .
Lee Mo Stanaish Co.
... • ■ [ L o. ■
ABU|t 1"'- A. i'OLASKV, oculist una
16 now 'located at 317 ,-xi . i Ex-
lß^ii"«' located nt 317 W, ''.■> lOx-
i.i. in .'i free. Sunset Phone M. 0011.
CALIFORNIA STEAM CARPET CLEAN.
i ,; Works clean carpets; refitting,
Bewlng, laying. 229 E. ITU ST. I'll me
a Main 715. Home A 8254.
CLEAN WATCH, 601 '; MAIN SPrlnu.S,
50c j warranted; old gold $1 put 451 s.
M MX.
PERSONALS
THE new VbUi^TJoc'TOlfs''
■ nil specialist for women.
If you have aliments and Bufferings
; you will find him a must reliable adviser
and capable to give you Immediate re-
lief without drugs or operations, ilia
method Ih painless, original and never
fails, ill.! success speaks louder than
wnrdß. Sanitarium accommodations if
P desired. L'onriflt him personally, free.
I lours ;.'-t p. m.
■ OWIfJH 42-I 'SOUTH Ilil. l. STREET.
M i'l'lck T( 1 THKtJ'UHLIO— THIS IS TO
certify thai I. the undoi'slgned, will not
be responalblo for nny debts contracted
by my wife, Kliaabeth Harnes. she liav.
Ing left my bud and board without Just
Icatige.-Maa _ Et.MEU HARNES.
LADIES, DR. Ui FRANCO'S COM*-
pimiid; Bilfu, speedy re Xu lator; 25
UC-ntH. UrUtrtfista or mail. Booklet
free. 1)1', La l'K ANCO. Philadelphia,
WILLIAM WHITI3: send mi; y.,i
address at once; lm rtant, H. W.
COULTER, Fort Worth, Texas.
DPI. I. AIt FIFTY Hat 5i....- :,::■ s Main'
TRUSSES
ari: . you ""m'P'n'RE'D?~T»<.T' v \ , ,;■
wear a truss from tVhU'll you are suf-
fering: I .' We guarantee v perfect lit
and best makes of misses; lady at-
lend ml Trusses sent on approval.
• Ipili evenings and .Sunday. I.i DON
Tltrss I'll, 105 West Fifth St., 1.-.'
Anueles. Cal.
LOS ANGELES HERALD: SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 2. 1907.
WANTED
Help— Male
RED CROSS
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Reliable help of nil kinds fur-
nished on short notice; no order too
small or too lir.rn for us to hnndle.
Hundreds of employers In Los An-
c.Mes i"ik highly of our method*.
We would be glad to have you cnll on
us for your help.
We have Inrire lists nil the time for
thoso "nit want work nnd are willing
•workers. A square deal to the work-
Ing man nnd woman all the time has
given us first posit in the Ix>s An-
geles employment Hold.
Come early nnd go in work. Plenty
of good positions on our lists. Come
nd see us.
HKI» » no««( r-irin* mum *<;i\<».
1.11 Hunt SiTimil >trrrl.
Mnln SS-20. Home \7»».-.n.
SOUTHERN
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
ALL KINDS OF MM.i. AND FEMALE
HELP FL'RNTsmKM ON SHORT
NOTICE.
J. SAMPSON,
201 Fast Second Street.
Los Angeles, fill.
Phones: Home A.">o."'J Sunset.
'/ij?"i ;i! r n"lf\ votui li li T" Ti Tfi>
€fHE
tfuiliu 1 LJy run HL LI
lIWSIA I'IMIM.IM *ll:M \t;l.X\
C NY. JENKB iV: CO., -01 East Sec-
ond street, Los Angeles, Cal. Both
phones: Home 383, Main 353,
Carefully selected male and male
help of all' descriptions and nationali-
ties furnished promptly.
Ranch hands, $:ln in jaß mo.; plow
teamsters. .<::". mo ; blacksmith's helper
$-'.7."> day; blacksmith's floor man. K»75
day; upholsterers, }3 and 13.60 day;
man drive feed wagon. >' ' wk.; baker's
assistant $10 wk.; night porter, $33 1110.
and board; pantry man, ■■■'■'< m 1 ; waiters
for officers' hall, M" mo. and fd.: Chines'
house man. f4" mo.; .lap laundry boy,
?:',.". mo.; scraper teamsters. S-.2. r > dny;
wagon teamsters. $2 day, Other good
positions. New orders constantly.
. ______
MARKS'"
EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY
12." F.nM Second Street.
Phonos Main 465. Home A 8647.
All classes of help furnished, hotels,
restaurants, lodging houses, etc.
FOREIGN DEPARTMENT
Mexican, Japanese. Kalian. French,
etc.. furnished on short notice.
hi;.\i.\i::i. IiROS. & CO..
—employment AGENTS—
A strictly first class reliable agency.
All kinds of help promptly furnished.
Your orders solicited.
16-118 East Second street.
Between Mnln and Los Angeles sts.
Largest and best equipped offices on
the Pneiiie coast.
HUMMEL BROS. & CO.,
1C and 118 East Second street.
Telephones Main 509; Homo 509.
WANTED —
1..J.1 with hike* to carry Herald
route*! good pay. See MANSFIKLD,
Circulation Dept.
MEN TO~LEARN BARBER TRADE.
Situations guaranteed. MOLER SYS-
TE.M COLLEGE, 113 East Second street.
800 MEN WANTED, 214 N. BROADWAY,
hat factory, save yon $2 to $5 remod-
eling your old hat like new; 50c up.
DOLLAR FIFTY Hat Store. F. 19 S. Main.
To Purchase — Real Estate
WANTED
City lots, business or residence lots,
In any part of the city. We have tho
buyers; list at once.
Office open Sundays.
Help — Female
WANTED — LADY WITH SOME
knowledge of music as demonstrator;
excellent opportunities to right
party; salary $SOO a year and com-
mission. Address BOX 448, Herald.
W.\ NTED— WOMAN TO DEVOTE A
little spare time to healthy, 16-
months-old baby In exchange for good
home. Call at 2897 ROXBURY ST.
WANTED — WAITRESSES, STEADY
! work; will take apprentices that are
: willing to learn. Inquire HOTEL
I ROSSLYN. 443 So. Main St.
WANTED — WAITRESSES; STEADY
work; will take apprentices that are
willing to learn. Inquire HOTEL
NATICK, 108 West First St.
Orange Groves
WANTED
Lemon and oral groves. Wo have
many customers wishing to purchase
lemon and orange groves; now is your
opportunity to sell. Send us your list
or call at once.
office open Sundays,
-^3E^X__a3___£^
Situations— Male
YOUNG MAN WOULD LIKE WORK OP
any kind: well used with farming.
Address 'BOX 127, Horn Id.
■
Situations — Fe-iale
WANTED IRK pBY THE * DAY m BY
two experienced dressmakers, recently
_from_the east. PHONE F4931.
Real Estate
WANTED
Housed— Must have them; wo have the
customers; don't miss this opportunity,
but list at one...
Office open Sundays.
WANTED
To purchase, turnli or unfurnished
homes, In any part ol the city; wo have
ni" buyers. Call or address at once.
Offlco "i" . Sundays.
To Rent
WANTED—
ALL OWNERS —
• — TO KNOW THAT WE
DO A RENTAL liirsiNKSS
I.i IN WORRY
IF YOU WANT A TENANT—
LIST Yuri: PROPERTY—
WITH US—
MIMOS it I HUSH,
815 SOUTH HILL STREET.
Miscellaneous
WANTED TO MUY FURNITURE AND
household goods, If you are. going to
•ell we will pay you one-third more than
nili.Ts. Phone us Main 1117. Home 2154.
COLYEAR FURNITURE CO.. V£i Soutti
M.i;:. iti eft.
WANTED
Houses
WANTED
We li ay" many buyers for houses, on
Installment list nt once.
Office open Sundays.
%^_sis^
FOR RENT
Homes
FOR RENT—
5 rooms; bath; new; ' modern ;
$20, or will sell on terms, $200
cash, balance like rent.
— THE— "
McCarthy company's
branch office, Sixty-fourth and
South Park avenue. Take Mon-
eta Aye. car to Sixty-first street
and South Park avenue. Stay
on car to — don't let them put
you off at wrong place.
NEW LITTLE 8 -ROOM Bt'NOA-
low, Keys i .43 ADAMS, Hooper avu.
ca rs.
!in, i ROOMS; 115, ii ROOMS; MlN-
thorn, 1542 I.' A. lams; Hooper car line.
COTTAGES, HO, $13. WATER PAID
GLASHY. ','. * eer glauton enr Una.
Rooms— Furnished
TO LET STORES—
$100 — Corner. 701 Wr-st Seventh st.
$L'O — 1 ... North Iteaudry aye
$:•:>— 2104 ' "■• East Ninth st.
$1.'.— 1013 East Ninth St.
$15— 2309 East Ninth st.
$15—2811 East Ninth st.
SI". — 1017 West First st
$15 -11 12' . East Seventh st.
T. WIESENDANGER. 207 S. ndwny.
FOB $1 A DAY YOU CAN RENT AN
I outside room beautifully furnished;
I new. with elepnnt hotel service;
Rtetim heat, nt 705 W. 7TH ST.
TO LET— I 37 S. BROADWAY, ELK-
inntly furnished rooms with bath;
single or .11 suite; $2.iiO week and up;
transients ROo up. _________
Apartments
TO IT— FURNISHED APARTMENTS.
For $1.1 monthly you can ALWAYS
rent housekeeping APARTMENTS
furnished complete, 3 rooms, phone,
bath, hot Witter, gas range, 334 South
Flg-ueroa, 812 W. st Fourth, 102 South
Bpaudry. 160 North Beaudry, 1010 Col-
ton, 1 133 to 1111 West First, 201 to
22 North Fremont aye., I'll Diamond,
712 Ceres, 836 Crocker, 1003 to 1011
East Ninth street, also flats and resi-
dences for rent. T. WIESENDAN-
PER, 207 S. Broadway.
Stores and Offices
DESK ROOM IN A LARGE AND WELL.
LIGHTED, WELL VENTILATED OF-
FICE LOCATED IN A MODERN
BUILDING. ON THE CORNER OF
TWO IMPORTANT THOROUGH-
FARES. APPLY HOME PHONE 4009.
FOR RENT-OFFICE ROOM IN BEST
LOCATIONS IN THE CITY. PHONE
HOME 4009.
Miscellaneous
FOR RENT— MOUNTED ENGINES
nd pumps for pumping out cellars,
etc.; also air compressors and engines
for cleaning and testing wells. U.
KELLY MACHINERY CO., corner of
Mission road and Macy street. Phone
Boyle 126.
MONEY TO LOAN
WE MAKE LOANS ON FURNITURE,
pianos, horses, wagons, carriages, cattle,
etc., without removal from your pos-
session.
Loans also made to salaried persons on
plain note without lndorser or publicity.
Lowest rates In tow.i.
fidelity loan CO.,
829 Mason building.
r?6 West Fourth street, cor. Broadway.
Home phone 7421. Broadway 5171.
CASH CONFIDENTIALLY LOANED TO
salaried persons on note, without se-
curity, without employer's knowledu-s
and without indorsers; easy payments.
pn?:.lv -' • lowest rates. Hours 10:30 to
6:30. COMMERCIAL DISCOUNT CO..
I2i-829 Chamber of. Commerce Bids.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES
for building or on Improved city prop-
erty, on a new, definite contract plan:
number of payments limited to 111
months at $13 per month per $1000; In-
terest uecr*".sel each month. STATE
MUTUAL B. & L. ASSN., 107 S. Broad-
way.
TWO PER CENT A MONTH
Money to loan on watches, dia-
monds and jewelry. Highest cash
prices paid for diamonds. KEY-
STONE JEWELRY AND LOAN CO..
209 S. Main St.
MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS,
jewelry, furniture, any security; low-
est rates: office for ladles. UNION
LOAN CO.. 114 S. Spring. Phono 268;).
MONEY TO LOAN— THOMAS S. WAD -
: WORTH. 319 & 320 Douglas bldg..
j will lend money on city or county
I real estate.
SALARY LOANS CONFIDENTIAL
S. X. IJUTCIIKH.
Merchant* Truxt Co, Bldg. Room 402.
TO LOAN— JEWELRY LOAN CO., ON
diamonds. jewelry, etc. 3:!!>V4 SOUTH
SPRING ST. Room 12.
Wli LOAN MONEY TO SALARIED PEO-
ple; confidential. Mutual Trust Co., 421
Bullard r'k. ■
ATTORN EYS.AT.LAW
guarantee: LAW AND collection
AGENCY'
Free consultation; private. Mar-
riage laws, estates settled, notary,
quiet, quick service. Room 212 CITI-
ZENS NATL. BANK BLDG.., cor. 3d
and .Main.
MARRIAGE AND PROBATE LAWS A
specialty. No fee without success. E.
i J MOREY, 521 Stlmson blk., cor. Third
j find Spring. Phone 6718. open evenings.
DIVORCE LAWS— ADVICE FREE; NO
fee without success; private. J. H.
SMITH. 122 W. Third St.. room 221.
1 to r, p. m. '
MINING AND ASSAYING
GWER"COPPEiCOPPi
it interfiled, ami 4 cent* in stamps
for Standard Copper News, containing
complete engineers' reports, maps, u»-
»aysi, etc,, of the Jerome Verde Copper
company, adjoins Senator Clark's Great
Unit. 1 Verde. Tha stock is absolutely
guaranteed. Address THE GENERAL
SECURITIES CO., suite 308, Pacific
Electric t.lfll.lillU. 1.03 AllKi-IBM.
PATENTS AND PATENT RIGHTS
l'Al OBTAINED s — EXPJSRI-
eneed draughtsman furnished. a. 11.
MERRILL. 502 Mason Uldi ■ lth and
Uroudwuy. Bdwu ■ 1783
G~"e~HARPHAM GETS PATENTS; IN-
.niI. HIS financed; L'". yi ..' experience.
1l S. -Main, IV 1-1 Patent litigation.
I'liiNl PATENT AGENCY. iIAZ-
ARI> & S.iiAl'Si:, Citizens National
Hank bldg Free hook on patents.
TEAMSTERS AND TRANSFERRING
l.iii i..\Kl: ,\>. 11. \l i.im;, SIGNAL
Transfer, 11!) Temple tit. Both phone*
16*4. Estimates furnished.
FOR SALE
Houte*
ron lAMB
BAUTIFTTTi NFW I!rN(,AT,oW
WEST ADAMS HEIGHTS TRACT.
ONLY $3750.
This Is ftn exeeptlonntly
handsome f, room btinßalow.
The owner has tiled to outdo
rverythlnsf In the bunßnlow
line nt or nenr the price and
we think h« ha* • lie .1. d. In
n fnshlonnble nelirhborhood.
Lot nOxISR.
This property, considering
location nnd the house Itself,
ennnot bo dupll.nted In the
city.
Terms, one-half cash.
POLK AOENTS,
JONES a i;vih:i: LAND com-
PANY,
218 West Third Street.
=
A SPLENDID BUY
7-lIUOM HIM Sl'..
CORNER LOT ;,ii\i::;, TO ALLEY,
IiTII AND NEW lIAMI'SIIIRE. LO-
CATION COI'LDN'T HE IIKTTKH. IK
Yor ARE I.iinKiXii I'm; A HOOD
HOME OR AN INVESTMENT THIS
WILL SUIT YOU. WE ASK $4000;
$1000 cash UALANCE TERMS.
THIS I'LACE IS EASILY WORTH
$5000.
ACME REALTY CO. (Inc.),
t:ir-:is oroara iiiilk..
S. E. Cor, fith and Spring Sts.
Phones F5724. Hdwny. l to.
$270©
Buinig'alow
B rooms with large living room;
fireplace; best plumbing, chicken
run. garden, fruit, trees flowers, large
level lot, cement sidewalk, curb, tine
car service, fifteen minutes to Ist and
Main. Located on Tourmaline St.,
one-half block from the new Pasa-
dena boulevard.
Owner Home Telephone CIOS2.
FOR SALE—
New 4-room cottage, nicely finished,
with mantel, bookcase, china close.,
etc., lot 60x148; price $2100; $300 cash,
balance monthly.
6 rooms, lot 60x168; chicken yard, gar-
den, etc.. line view; Improved street;
price $2376; $500 cash, balance monthly.
E. C. DEVENS,
27 Laughlln Bldg. Both 'phones.
FOR SALE — ~
ON UNION AVENUE.
NEAR I"I CO STREET.
$4860. $4530.
Very deslrnblo R-room 2-story
house, not new, but has modern
plumbing; handsome mantel and tire-
place; tastefully papared and deco-
rated; good cellar; lawn and flowers.
This Is a great bargain for such a
location; terms half cash.
JONES & RYDER LAND CO.,
218 West Third st.
FOR SALE— ' ~
W. 27TH, NEAR ROMEO ST.
Modern C-room bungalow hardwood
floors; handsome buffet; mantel and fire-
place; large rooms: beautiful lawn and
flowers; good barn; this is a very at-
tractive home and very cheap; price
$4000; terms $ICXJ cash, balance to suit.
(475)
JONES & RYDER LAND CO.,
218 West Third st.
FOR SALE— ~ ~~ "
ON LA SALLE. NEAR 21ST ST.
$6600 it*soo.
Just completed, a very desirable and
artistic house of G roms; large living
room and dining room; harwood floors;
beamed and paneled; 3 bedrooms and
bathroom upstairs; 2 toilets; cellar;
laundry tubs; a thoroughly up-to-date
house: terms half cash. (449.)
JONES & RYDER LAND CO.,
_ 218 West Third st.
FOR SALE — NEW BUNGALOW IN
southwest; 6 rooms; den, living and din-
ing rooms have oak floors, beam cell-
Ings and paneled walls; built-in buffet;
china closets and book cases; massive
brick flrep' -c; large window seat in
den; complete cabinet kitchen; screen
porch with 2 laundry tubs: bedrooms
and bath In white enamel: special linen
closet in hall. Trice $3750; $500 cash.
PITTSBURG REAL ESTATE CO., 311-
15 Laughlln Bldg,
FOR SALE— SiiSC).
Positively be. home In city for t! t
price.
234 EAST 42D ST.
Can be seen only, before 12 noon.
J. R. MACLINTOCK. 704 Grant bids.
FOR SALE — A BEAUTIFUL 9-ROOM
residence, s. W. corner lot, 60x150,
one block from three, car lines, too
long a story to describe this elegant
home, you will appreciate if you see
it. price $10,500. This is $1000 less
than actual cost. Commission to
agents. HOME PHONE 82781.
$50 DOWN, $15 MONTHLY AND IN-
terest buys $1600 or $2000 new cot-
tage; keys 1542 Adams. Hooper ave-
nue cars.
I'OII SALE — ~~~ ~~ ~~
A lump at $7000, B-roomed cnHn-jc
i nt (140 Crocker Ht. mil : ,i «110 CKO-
I'KKII or STAB E\G. CO., IXiJ, W. Int.
1721 E. 31ST. NEAR SLAUSON CAR
line; 6 rms. barn; new; $3iK>o: $100 down.
City Lots and Lands
FOR SALE—
$45©
Level lot 50x133.
HigHilstinidl
Villa Tract
Owner, BOX 190, Herald.
A CHOICE CORNER
IN
EUCLID HEIGHTS
Two fine lots at northeast corner
of Hollenbeck and Orme avenues.
Directly on new Seventh street car
line.
For terms sea
SAMUEL J. HARRIS.
Corner Euclid and Steplienson avei.
—THE —
McCarthy company's
GREATER
LOS ANGELES TRACT
Home and Investment Lot« $700.
Perfect Soil
Perfect Drainage
Perfect Conditions.
Branch offices tilth and Main. tilth
and H. Park aye, Take Ml in la aye.
ear to Main and till or H. i'ark aye.
ami 61»t don't net off at wrong
Place). Phones: Home 8873. Main
1202, South 54»3, South 5497. •Main
office In our own building. 203 N.
Broadway.
FOR BALB
City Lota and Lands
FOR SALE
HOLLYWOOD
Free, Excursions
Our Hollywood trnct Is ..lie Of the
durst high-grade subdivisions over
placed oh the market In the city of
Hollywood; every lot high nnd
sU-lith ; within nix blocks of the
foothills, with a niagnlllcent \ lew of
the mountains nnd overlooking sur-
rounding country; the Improvements
ar of 11, best, with Ih c foot eenie nt
walks and fin 1." . streets are 1 ..I". 1
an.i oiled, pnrkwny to I"- plnntod
with ornamental trees In front of
every lot, pure, nrtoslnn water piped
In the streets; nil lots have 50 feet
frontage,
Prices $550 to $650
On Easy Payments
anil .'.l per cent cheaper than similar
property. Terms ouch
$50 Cash, $10 Per
Month
Our Office Open All Day
Sunday
to Issue free tickets, Take advan-
tage of this meat opportunity and
see the property fit once. Call nt our
office for free tickets, maps and nil
Information.
opUQUU
ON EAST ADAMS STREET
I have 0110 lot left,
40x125
This Is fast becoming n manufac-
turing district and will soon lie
classed as business property.
Buy now and double your money
later.
Will sell now for
Come In and see mo Monday nnd let
me explain particulars and terms.
THIS IS A BARGAIN
Address BOX 400, Herald.
$750 LOTS FOR $550.
THE—
McCarthy COMPANY'S
florence
HEIGHTS
TRACT
Call, phone or send for free tickets.
THE McCarthy company, 203
North Broadway.
riiones: Main 1208, Homo 8737.
$550 IS NOT MUCH TO PAY FOR A
hlpli (Trade lot In the right direction
is It?
Come see the McCarthy Company's
FLORENCE AYE. HEIGHTS TRACT.
Tickets Free.
Main office 203 N. Broadway.
Phones:
Home 5737. Main 1202, W. 1143.
________ . _ ___
I'OU SALE —
Choice Imillillmut !••<•« <«■• and four
Mucks from limit liikloh'k ear nliopni
good enr service nnil Junt the place for
enr mru who mint to «<•! 11 home.
_A«ldrcmi oniicr. HOY -4.10. 1 { or 11 1 d .
Business Property
THE ONLF
corner lot on South Spring street be-
tween Fourth and Sixth. 120x155.
Hank occupies .001110 of the space; on
conditional lease. We are the only
people who handle this kind of prop-
erty In this city; will sell at a sacri-
fice to individuals. Call and get de-
scription. Best buy on Spring street.
Lee Mo St-_dis_ COo
702 S. Spring.
FOR BUSINESS PROPERTY—
$20,000—100 f— >t on Beaudry. 128 feet on
Third, with 10-roori modern house.
$10,0<jO— 9. room modern house, 217 South
Beaudry.
$47,000— N. E. cor. Third and Boylston,
4C.1 feet -n Boylston, uverago depth
174 feet.
$42,01 0—W est side of Boylston, between
Third and Saphlre; first-class hot3l
site.
$5100— Cottapre 1110 Vest Second St.; lot
30x115 to 20-foot alley.
ALLISON BARLOW.
213 S. Broadway, room 124.
Phone Main 403. Home ASOJI.
—
17800
H»re In n good Investment, nny
Improved liiifiiiira* property Inrnt-<1
opposite S. P. By. Co.'* yards, cor. Sim
I •iihiiiili. mill Ann mti>.; Improved with
n --■ 111 l.id;-. bouse, la.'in;; on
Bon iVruniido at., mill a 4-room cot-
time fni-luK on Ann St., both rrntril.
Lot 50*1.-0 ft. This in 11. 1 1,,. Mold a 1
once.
Ad. l re, Ili:iM-|t. tOSt) S. Oily* St.
Suburban ' Property
Why Not Buy
Sai FeiiaiMto
Real Estate
Prices are low now. Advance! In
values are assured. The Owens river
and recent mining developments con-
tribute to the prospects, Wo can sell
you from one acre to two thousand.
Wo. have one snap you must see.
Mullein cottaßO, four lots, for less
than the value of the lots.
Brown and Mmiiniro
318-310 O. T. JOHNSON lI LOG.
Broadway 5303. A 7344.
Kirn SALE—
A GREAT BIG BARGAIN
AT GARDENA
10 acres, % mile of ear with Im-
provements worth $1000; high ground;
$.-.00 below market; $3600. Terms.
VI Mi: lIKAI.I'\ CO, line.).
427-8 arouse bldg., 6th and Spring.
F5734. lid way, 1540.
FOII UAGLU HOCK LOTS "
See
WAI.KF.H .* < !.\i(K, AKi'iiti.
Home phone 493, Sunset Flora 8141.
through Glendiile Exchange. Office
. cornur of Central and Colorado ayes.,
end of Eagle Rock car lino.
Tract two blocks south.
Suburban Property—
FOR BALK LOTS AT ALTADENA, IN
the new "Piedmont Heights" tract,
almost half an acre each; magnificent
view, splendid water rights; near ear
line an.i handsome homes; good build-
ing restriction These lots make
handsome building .sit,..< and are I
splendid investment at present low
j.rie.s. For Altudena property of any
kind see 1.. U. I'll att A co., CO*
LuiiKhliii Bldg., or Altadouu office at
i-iid of cur line. .. •
FOR SALE
Hotel* and Lodging Houses
$3600
for the In "I 1... at., |. b^»t equipped
best furnished and more elaborately
finished iii in am- hotel In tim country
eonvenlent to street cars, churches
an. l parks; select
Tourist amid
Family Trade *
solicited; rates $2.rio per day and up;
1-3 ..ash. balance to stilt. Particulars
Lee I. Standish Co
702 8. Kpritifr.
Country Property
FOR SALE— ~~
640 ACRES LEVEL ALFALFA
land If! Los AnSelPi county, every
acre water 1. ear1,,,.,. Surrounded on nil
sides by Improved ranches. Price 14940
■pot cn«h! no Agents, no comrnlißlona.
w in sell property for buyer by iejrre-
,i ; ',, i and ii KUarantoe 50 per cent
profit In ir.o days.
C. XV, iomstiiik,
art > Smitli llr.in.Mvn.v.
FOR SALE— ~~~ " ~~
in a, iv chicken ranch. 2 miles from
Paso lii.l.les; nice 4-room house with
bnth. Rood barn, good well of water, '.!
hen houses, Incubator cellar, small or-
chard; water piped to house ami barn;
give possession October I, 1907. Piico
lioßO,
K. M. BENNETT,
Paso Itoblos, c.-ii.
FOR SALE— ORANGH3 GROVES PAY-
iiR 10 to 80 per cent net on price*
nske.l; in nil purls of Southern Cali-
fornia. 1., M. PRATT A CO., 808
Laug-hlln blAg, "Headquarter* for
Ornt^gce droves."
Miscellaneous
FOR BALE- NEW AND SIOCOND HAND
billiard and pool tnbles. bar fixtures of
nil kinds; easy payments. Send for cata-
logue. THE BRUNSWICK-BALKS-
COLLENDER CO.. 331 West Third St..
Los Angeles.
FOB SAI.H — ■
A Kiinil .Smith Premier typewriter.
No. 2. 5.-11 pinih. 'I'll is In ii iinnp. Ap-
ply 117- lis AMERICAN NATIONAL
hank ni.HO., Second nmi Broadway.
you CAN BUY GOOD PIANOS AT LOW
prices at F. W. KRINGEL'S, 845 South
Spring. TunlnK nnd repairing, liroad-
_ way 2688; Homejrsigg.
Stocks and Bonds
COPPER FACTS— IS A REPORT ON
the famous Schell group of 29 copper-
g;old claims on the Rio Tonto river in
Gils county, Arizona, owned by tho
Todd Copper company, whose stock
we offer for $!i.OO for each 1000 shares.
Send check or call for number of
shares you want. Send postal for
Copper Facts.
< has, M. iitvi:. g:w Mnmni Ulilg.
FOR EXCHANGE
Real Estate
FOR EXCHANGE—
Lot 60x160, hlßh and dry and an elo-
Kant 10-room new and strictly mod-
ern residence, swell part of city.
Western avenue, near Berkeley
square; hard wood floors, beam ceil-
ings, dining: room, reception room,
parlor and den paneled; Flemish ;,|
combination fixtures; built-in book-
cases, mantel, buffet, furnace and In
fact the handsomest and most up-to-
date residence In this swell neighbor.
hood; front windows very larfte. bevel
plate, 5 largo bedrooms and Rood
barn: $12,000. Will sell on easy terms
or exchange for vacant lots In this
city, for Hats or close-In acreage.
Place is worth every dollar I ask and
is Kilt-. -dee property. It will rent for
$1200 unfurnished or $lf>oo furnished.
GOLDEN WEST REALTY CO.,
643 South Sprlnß.
FOR EXCHANGE— ~~~"
Lot 'SOxinO. sewer in. also pas. water
and sidewalks, third lot from strand;
good business location or line sit.;
for cottage, located at North Man-
hattan Beach, Redondo; $850. clear.
Will trade for grocery or lodßlnK
house, automobile or equity in small
acreage close to city.
Also have 20 acres In oranges and
lemons, tine water rlßht, beautiful
location, at the foot of Arrowhead,
two miles from Arrowhead hotel;
13,000; mortgage $5000. Will trade
for vacant lots, rooming house. Hats
or cottages in this city, take back or
assume.
Have two lots In Boyle Heights:
$1000, clear, to trade for small
grocery.
(i()l.l)i:\ west realty co.,
fi4,( South Spring.
WANTED
For exchange, stores, houses, farms
and all lines of real estate; we can
exchange them quickly.
Office open Sundays.
BEN WHITE
Will Exchange
your property; Immense bargain*; apply
at once; satisfaction and quick results.
Member Realty Hoard. SO4-8 BRYSON
Hlock. Second and Spring.
SOCIETY NOTICES
"WHY SHOULDN'T WOMEN VOTE?"
A debate before the Progressive club
Sunday evening, February 3, at 8
o'clock In Symphony hall, 232 S. Hill
street, Rev, C, J. Hall and James T.
Moriarty. Esq., principal speakers.
Brief addresses by several prominent
ladies. Free.
.~"*L_ . ~<
TRANSFER AND STORAGE
COLYEAR WAREHOUSE CO.,
415-417-413 San Pedro St.
Main Office V.\ South Main.
Phones Main 1117; Home 2154- New ami
absolutely fireproof storage: private ■
locked rooms for bric-a-brac, pianos, fine
furniture, etc., trunks, boxes, etc. stored
26c to f.no. per month. Wa solicit your
patronage
CATARRH
MA IV 011 WOMAN THAT HAS CA-
lunii lv .nil ul Central Drus Store,
I .IS ■. llruiidway, Chamber of Com-
merce building. I intuitively <>'"»«-
<•<• <» <•••>•«■ mi, t-iiHtt fur one dollar,
Cun be m-nt by mull. J. UKADKOUU,
|.r0,.r1.....r. ■ _ . ;'
LOST AND FOUND
LOST— BLACK THORN CANE. Return
to ATTORNEY T. M. McNAMARA,
Merchant! Trust BUI*., room 215.
Reward.
PIANOS
hanom Sold on easy l-AYMtTNTi^
Pianos rented at low rates. A. G. (IARD-
NKIt PIANO HOUBK. Ltd.. 115 Winston _
HI Tel. Hlack ml; Hoim FBlB9. in
SHOES REPAIhED M
iffijr^xir^soLEsTaK wTJsrrn^uA^ _
die 760. Factory Suuu Store 318 W. «. V

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