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THE WEATHER
liOS ANGELES. July 17. 1907.
Tim*. | Bar. |Ther.|Huml windiVelJ Weather
Cl. m.l 29^!)9 54 90 "I NB 1~2 Clear.
£p. m.( 29.89 74 64 [ W |13 Clear.
Maximum temporature, 80.
Minimum temperature, 53.
Forecast
By Associated Pros.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 17. -The weather Is
warm In the interior of California nn.l will
probably be a few degrees warmer on Thurs
day. Forecast :
Los Angeles nn.i vicinity Fair Thursday,
light northeast wind, changing to west.
San Francisco nnu Tlcinlty: Fair Thursday,
moderately warm, light north wind, chang
ing to west.
Santa Clara valiey: Fnlr Thursday, light
north wind.
Sacramento valley: Fair Thursday, contin
ued warm, light north wind.
San Joaquin valley: Fair Thursday, contin
ued warm, light north wind.
¦ MARRIAGE LICENSES'
HENRY-JONES-Alexander R. Henry
aged 30, a native of California and
¦ resident of Kansas City, and Ada Jones,
- aged 22, a native of Georgia and resi-
dent of Los Angeles.
WILLIAMS-MlLLER— Charles Williams,
¦ resident of Kansas City, and Ada Jones
aged 22. a native of Georgia and resi-
dent of Los Angeles.
WILLIAMS-MlLLER— Charles A\ llllams
aged 28. n native of Texas, and Eartha
Miller, aged 27. a native of Texas; both
residents of Los Angeles.
WAI WRIGHT- A LI .— William Wain
¦ wright, aged 33. a native of England,
and Hattie M. Hall, aged 32. a native
of California; both residents of Los An-
CAR^ER-SAVAGE-Phillp C. Carter,
aged 22, a native of California and resi-
dent' of Sierra Madre, and Violet J.
Savage, aged 24. a native of Australia
"and resident of Duarte.
THOMPSON- — Herl V. Thomp-
son, aged 28, a native of California and
resident of Imperial, and Mary E.
>¦¦ Banta, aged 30, a native of Indiana and
resident of Los Angeles.
BABCOCK-WELLMAN— W. Bab-
/{*¦¦-: cock, aged 24. a native of New York, and
Clementine Wellman. aged 27, a native
of Pennslyvania; both, residents of Los
. CLAR eBBATEMAN-Elmere 8 BATEMAN-Elmer R. Clark,
aged 23. a native of California and resi-
dent of Williams, and Grace M. Bate-
man, aged 26, a native of Rhode Island
and resident of Providence, R. I.
SILVERMAN-BLUMENTHAL — William
Silverman. aged 23, a native of Russia.
and Ida Blumenthal. aged 21, a native
of California; both residents of Los
;*OYES-COLLINS-Otto W. Noves. aged
31. a native of California, and Margaret
Collins, aged 21. a native of New Jersey;
both resident of Los Angeles. ¦
.;ONES-MERRITT-<srotus A. Jones, aged
'.•4. a native of Nebraska and resident of
Huntington Park, and Mabel R. Mer-
ritt, aged 26, a native of Michigan and
resident of Monrovia. A. Allen, aged
\LLEN-NAUGLE— James A. Allen, aged
i' '¦ ; 26. a native of lowa, and Lulu N.
Naugle. aged 26. a native of Pennsyl-
vania; both residents of Pomona.
•IEAD-GOSNEY-Thomas F. Head, aged
•¦ '30 a native of Massachusetts and resi-
dent of Santa Monica, and Blanche
Gosney, aged 29. a native of Indiana and
¦ VA e c'DO n N^Lfe°YO A uTG e ± David Macdon-
¦ aid. aged 28, a native of Scotland and
t i resident of 27. a native of Scotland and
' JToung, aged 27. a native of Scotland and
aol B DIwO°RTHY-I?IFTERY-Frank W.
¦>r: Goldsworthy. aged 23. a native of Cali-
V fornia and resident of Los Angeles, and
Mary H. Raftery, aged 20. a native of
Illinois and resident of Lamanda.
STEVENS - LYONS — Lenhart Stevens
'aged 66, a native of Ohio and resident of
Ocean Park, and Carrie Lyons aged
:44,: 44, a native of Vermont and resident of
-TOITTIf R-COUGHLIN-Frank S. Whit-
tier, aged 27. a native of Pennsylvania,
and Kittle Coughlin. aged 27, a native
of Massachusetts; both residents of Los
;ORRII£pEARSON - John P. Morris,
aged 25, a native of Rhode Island, and
Mary J. Pearson, aged 26, a native of
Missouri; both residents of Los An-
¦ AV^S-SWEATT-Beniamin S. Davles,
¦ aged 58, a native of Ohio, and V era A.
Sweatt, aged 54. a native of Ohio; both
residents of Monrovia. • .
PALMER-WILLIAMS-Edward C. Pal-
: mer aged 34. a native of Virginia, and
Sarah E. Williams, aged 24. a native of
Pennsylvania; both residents of Los An-
ARMS-McDONALD— C. Harms,
aged 25. a native of New Mexico, and
Rose M. McDonald, aged 25. a native of
California; both residents of Los An-
JifNKINS-DOLAN— Charles Jenkins, aged
46. a native of Illinois, and Margaret
Dolan. aged 31. a native of Illinois; both
residents of Los Angeles.
TRAINED NURSES &.'^"harV-
to look after the babies. Call either
plione Exchange 95. II RIGHT'S
j •- HJKOIi.M V FOOD CO.
DEATHS
BELLUE— Joseph Bellue, 37 years, mar-
ried, native of France. French hospi-
tal; cerebro-spinal meningitis.
¦ CARTER— Mrs. Elizabeth Carter, 78
-•ears, widow, native of New York, 1126
"Vest First street; abscess of brain.
¦' . "i-'UOST— Benjamin F. Frost. 2 days, na-
ive of California. 2100 Santa Fe aye.;
i lerasmus.
' — Miss Anna Lang. 23 years, native
f .Hungary. Sixteenth and Gramercy;
Ptractqre of skull, accidentally struck by
ar of Los Angeles- company.
. :HOSKTY— Susannah Lehosky, 64
ears, married, native of Austria, An-
.-lus hospital; hernia.
.I"NAHAKI— Kc Shunasakl. 52 years.
> native of Japan. Emergency and Gen-
ral hospital; surgical shock, hernia;
i Tmation.
.-•UTH— Mrs. Mary rimer Smith, 42
- ears, married, native of Maine, 6009
lonia Vista; valvular heart disease;
-. •ema tlon.
• -LLLIAMBON— Joseph H. Williamson.
V," years, single, native of Canada, 159
. v orth Sichel street; apoplexy; buried
• t Hamilton. Ont.
. 'Vi .BE— Delia B. Wise, 65 years.
idow. native of Ireland, 1249 Birch
•. rwt: inflammation of liver and
¦ omach.
DIED
f SE— Died. July 16, Mrs. J. Wise, be-
»ved mother of Mrs. F. D. Cavendlr,
~ i . ellie, Kate, James and Frank Wise,
uneral from her late residence, 1249
irch street, Thursday at 2 p. m.,
lence to { Catholic church. Twelfth
id Los Angeles streets. Interment
alvary cemetery.
• • fLE— At Pacific hospital, July 16,
i, 1 try E., beloved wife of Patrick J.
. lyle. a native of Ireland, aged 37 years,
•"uneral from the residence, 1017 Santee
¦t ¦»et, Friday. July 19, at 3:30 p. m.
, 1: iquiem mass at Cathedral of St.
V .i* <• blana at 9 a. m. Interment Calvary.
L ¦ oj Aw York papers please copy.
fh£&Z,R & EDWARDS COMPANY
};. \- Him lessors to Orr & Hlnes Co. Funeral
Vjt Mprs.
«¦& ' Corner Tenth and Flower Sts.
1 U; i 65. VHome F4671. Lady assistant
fo'iV'' V 3Ck ' & Cnase Co.. undertakers and
' ' en. aimers; lady assistants. 433 South
'. ¦' .' HI! . Tel. Main 61.
MONEY TO LOAN
•fvkvm- MAKE LOANS ON FURNITURE,
/$!/•' p onos. horses, wagons, carriages,
I 'li.v.I i.v. cattle, etc., without removal from
1 your possession.
E-HSSSe' Loans also made to salaried per-
sons on plain note without lndorser
'-J*f •¦'¦' or publicity. Lowest rates in town.
* FIDELITY LOAN CO.,
629 Mason building.
28 W. Fourth st. cor. Broadway.
! Home phone 7421. Broadway 6171.
. MONEY TO LOAN— THOMAS S. WADB-
WORTH, 819 & 820 Douglas bldg..
will lend money on city or county
real estate.
PALMISTS AND MEDIUMS
' drT^oreen! clairvoyant! busH
I ness medium, gives life readings dally;
test circles Wednesday eve., 8 o'clock,
15c ROOM 16. 119H 3. SPRING ST
¦ PATENTS AND PATENT RIGHTS
ST^?^iarpham" getsTpateTJtsTTn'.
mentions financed; 25 yrs.' experience.
V -' OX S. Main. R. 484, Patent UticatlOß.
V 'PUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES _
- • T&LJiU'HoNIj. MAUN 2»u»; b*ail.
LEAHY & SON.
LKAJDH-.U AGENTS.
Rooms 314 and 816 Severance Bids,
Sixth and Main Sts. -
We have ' for sale an ¦ attractive and
profitable proposition. It's a lumber
yard well located and well equipped for
business; sales run over $40,000 a year;
long lease; moderate rent. Will Invoice
stock and sell improvements at a low
figure; requires about $5000. LEAHY &
SON.
Elegant 7- room residence; two stories;
modern in every respect; located on
East Adams St., near Central aye. This
place can be traded at a -gfeat sacrl*
lice for good business. LEAHY & SON.
We have fine 14-room, modern resi-
dence one block from Dukes' university.
Dcs Moines, Iowa; lot 7UxI3U, east front;
price $75u0; equity $5000. Will exchange
lor good business in Los Angeles.
LEAHY &. SON.
• Barber shop and cigar stand, local
ed In central part of city, doing busi-
ness over $100 per week; 4 chairs,
long lease; 1700 for both, or will sell
' separate. Act quick on this. LEAHY
& SON.
Cigar stand, located in central part
of city; cheap rent, 2 years' lease,
clearing over $125 per month. Party
has other large Interests and must
sell this fine proposition. Can be
bought for $700 if taken at once.
Sole agents, LEAHY & SON.
Restaurant and delicatessen, $650;
located at one of the best beaches
around Los Angeles; cheap rent,
doing business of $35 to $40 per day;
fine place for man and wife. LEAH
& SON.
Bakery, $1000; located at the best
beach town in Southern California;
good lease, doing a business of $20
per day. You must act quick to get
this, as It won't last lone. LEAHY
& SON.
We offer you now for sale one of
the finest seaside fancy grocery
stores that's been offered for many
years. It's old established; average
sales $200 a day; good lease, low rent.
No soliciting; will invoice about
$3000. Yearly profits $4000. Call on
us quick if you want this. LEAHY
& SON.
Bakery and restaurant located on
South Spring St.; rent only $165 per
month; lease 2% years, doing excel-
lent business; tine oven. This place
we consider worth twice the price
asked, $2000. LEAHY & SON.
Postal card, picture framing and I
kodak company, $750; located In
southwest part of city; rent only $2j
per month; doing nice business. This
place Is well worth prico asked.
LEAHY & SON.
Lunch room, located on South
Spring street; 64 stools; rent reason-
able, considering location, (loins tine
business; $1750 will buy this line
place. LEAHY & SON.
One of the best furniture stores
located in Pasadena, If taken in the
next ten days; lease 3 years, doing
nice business. Rent only $25 per
month; $750 will handle this excel-
lent proposition. LEAHY & SON.
Restaurant, located near car barns on
Central avenue; *l!* 00; over 3 years
lease; doing business of $bo daily; seals*
its people; horseshoe counter can stay In
place as long as you like to; investi-
gate, Sole agents LEAHY & SO±>i.
An Incorporated manufacturing com-
pany oilers lor sale a lew hundred
snares of their stocK, aiso their manu-
factured products amounting to ».uuj.
and the transfer of nearly luoO custom-
ers; clearing over $3tw a month; JbUOO
will buy this or will exchange lor ranch
or city property. LEAH* & &ON.
Grocery and dry goods, $2700; good
long lease; doing a Business of $50 per
day; 5 living rooms, located ill th« beat
part of city; rent only *>o per mouth;
this we consider the Dest buy on our
books. L^ahX & SON.
Cigar stand, located on Temple street;
this place is wen worth price asked;
fixtures cost $150; stocK about $20u; thla
place can be bought tor J3OO it sold at
once. LEAHY it SON.
Bicycle business, doing a large cash
business; located in one of tne best
suburban towns in Caiuornla; tins is a
bona flue proposition and must be seen
to be appreciated; price only for a tew
days $fcUU. See LEAHY & SON.
Delicatessen, restaurant and light
grocery, *oau; doing nice clean business;
i. furnished living rooms; rent only UJ
per month; good long lease; this we con-
sider the best buy on our books. Act
quick. LEAHY Hz. SON.
$SOOO worth of gilt edge stock in a big
Incorporated Los Angeies concern doing
a large and profitame business; party
purchasing this stock drops into a po-
sition which pays *IJ>OO a year if a com-
petent accountant. Bee LEAHY &
SON.
Grocery stock; line fixtures; horses
and wagon; the building included, or
will sell me grocery alone, at a great
sacrifice ; am going to Europe and must
sell quickly; will rent cheap; cash sales
exceed $60 a day. Sea my agents,
LEAHY & SON.
Pool room, $4000.00; half cash; 10 ta-
bles; rent $150 per month; large foun-
tain; cigar and tobacco; this place Is
well worth price asked; the location
best ill the city. LEAHY & SON.
Pool room on Spring, near First street;
one of the best in tne city of Los An-
geles; if you want a good buy you must
see LEAHY & SON at once.
Cigar stand in line location, near cor.
Second and Spring; this place has a
long lease at a low rent; it must be
been at once; party going away. See
LEAHY & SON at once.
Restaurant, $3000; the best and largest
In the city, having a liquor license;
large dining room, horsesnoe counter,
sealing capacity ltiO people at one time.
For full particulars see LEAHY& SON.
Curio store, located on busy Broad-
way, doing a large business; have ex-
cellent reason for selling, but if you
want a money maker this is it; price
only $2500; good long lease, low rent.
J.j:.Alll & SON.
Grocery store, $500; located on East
Seventh street, sales about $20 per day,
all cash; good lease; will Invoice about
(tiOO, but if Bold this week can be had
tor $500. See Lji-AHY & SON.
Automobile business, located on the
best part of South Main street, clearing
about $200 per month; 2 years' lease;
price only $io0; own two large machines.
This won't last long. See LEAHY &
SON.
Bakery, delicatessen and confectionery,
located on Vermont avenue; price only
for a few days $1150; this place has to
be seen to be appreciated; this place >s
run by a woman and she cannot handle
it. See LEAHY & SON.
Meat market, located In the southwest-
ern part of the city, clearing about $200
per month; 3 years' lease; this tine place
can be bought for $2500; Vi cash, balance
terms. LEAHY & SON. •"
-¦.¦-'-,'
Lunch counter, $1600, located on the
best part of Downey avenue; 28 stool
chairs; rent only $30 month; doing an ex-
cellent business; 5 years' lease; this is
well worth price asked. LEAHY &
SON. i
Swell grocery store on Vermont ave-
nue, only $1UOO; nice fixtures, horse an
wagon; cash sales $30 a day; nice propo-
sition for man and wit •> to tackle where
they can make some money with very
little exertion, See LEAHY & SON.
Cigar stand, $175, located on one of the
principal streets of Los Angeles; rent
$.0 per month; nice, clean stock, neat
fixtures, doing' good business; long
lease; a snap. Act quick. LEAHY &
BON. • • •¦ >
1 NOTICE TO BUYERS— Are you look-
Ing for a business? If so, CONSULT
THE LE..-JLUNU AND RELIABLE
AUEMTS, LEAHY & SON, as we have
most every place of business that Is for
sale In Los Angelea county. Remember
- that wo make a record of sales thereby
securing you a clear title. Do not be
misled by other agents, but call and
get list. J-JiAHY & SON. Sixth and
Main. ' ... •
. , After trying other agents i
. without success consult • ¦
LEAHY * SON. Sixth and Mate.
LOS ANGELES HERALD: THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 18, 1907
¦....
________ TTTT o <rr a •
On New Pasadena Boulevard, Beautiful Hillside
1 aid Mesa Lots
IVE-CENT carfare, three-minute ser-
j* vice either way ; lots from $200 up, 10
per cent down, balance from $5.00 to .
$10.00 per month. Numbers of beautiful
little homes going up among the trees,
/ plainly showing that the people appreciate
the fact that our lots are cheap and terms
very easy, the location superb, views that
cannot be duplicated, showing the city,
mountains and San Gabriel valley, and the
further fact that you can reach the city or
your home in ten minutes. Take Pasadena
Short Line car to Rose Hill, five-cent fare.
Agent on Tract
629 Ho W. Hellmati Building
Sunset Main 6493 Home A 7765
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
FOR SALE —
30 rooms, new house, new furni-
ture; rooms all filled; nets over $100
per month; 5 years' lease. Price
$3000, cash, balance to suit.
FOR SALE —
The best laundry route in Los An-
geles, doing from $140 to $155 per
week business; gets 35 per cent com-
mission; will guarantee profit of not
less than $45 per week. Two horses
and harness, large double wagon.
Price $850. Thorough trial before
purchasing.
FOR SALE —
First class shooting gallery; best
location in the city; two months rent
paid; clears from $7 to $10 a day.
Price $600 cash. This includes stock
of cigars, guns, ammunition and all
fixtures.
see Pus
for bakeries, delicatessens, groceries,
cigar stands, dry goods and notion
stores. One-half interest in restau-
rant, rooming houses, high class
saloon in heart of city.
OR
any kind of business you are looking
for.
Golden West Realty Co.
643 South Sprlmt St.
BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY!
rent $18; long lease; brick oven; part
cash.
Cigar stand; only $425,
Want party with $525 for estab-
lished manfg. business, big profit.
Lunch counter on Spring St., In-
cluding building. Rent $10.
Corner grocery, rent $31; horse and
wagon, 3 living rooms $9.60.
Meat market, established 14 years;
elegant fixtures; weekly Bales $600;
good lease. This will stand fullest
Investigation; $2100, half cash.
' Fine fruit store with soda fountain
doing fine business; cheap rent; $600.
Dentist parlor, country town of 4000
population, doing nice business; fix-
tures and furniture excellent; chance
of lifetime for a dentist; $900.
Millinery , store, fine location; 2
years' lease; fine stock. Owner going
east; $550.
Printing plant, cheap rent; this is a
snap, doing good business.
' J. E. TETLOW. 406 W. Seventh St.
for sale-
LAUNDRY ROUTE
This includes large double wagon,
cost $350; nice team of horses, set of
good double harness and the route that
Is doing $140 business a week. Seller will
guarantee profit of $45 per week and
will give purchaser two weeks' trial he-
fore closing deal. Price $850. It's a snap
for this money. herricKi
Golden West Realty Co. .
643 S. Spring St.
SANITARIUMS
SANITARIUM — BATHS, SHOWER,
needle spray and slab shampoo; scien-
tific massage treatments for rheuma-
tism and all nervous disorders; chir-
opody, manicure and facial massage.
MRS. M. HERBERT, mgr.. 225 14 West
First.
629 M, S. BROADWAY, BATHS AND
scientific massage by electric vibra-
tion for that tired feeling, rheuma-
tlsm and grip.
BUSINESS PERSONALS
THERE IS NO QUESTION BUT G. T.
HANLY'S California Food Coffee Is
tho best made. ' Ask your grocer; 15c
per pound.
FEATHER PILLOWS RENOVATED at
ACME FEATHER WORKS, 768 San
Pedro st. - Tel. Sunset Main 1168;
Home 8041, • i ¦'¦••.., I
WANTED
Help — Mais
WM tfITTIP lf\ fovn fiiipif T\
nU Urn ohdkrs H \\ r J y
All! LIU 1 fob lILLi
ianm;.\ employment agency
C. W. JENKS & CO., 204 East Seo-
ond street, Los Angeles, Cal. Both
phones: Home A 4869, Main 383.
Carefully selected male and female
help of all descriptions and nationali-
ties furnished promptly.
Tool blacksmith $5 day, helper $3 day,
horseshoer $8,50 day. camp blacksmith
$70 mo., 1 ranch hand $35 mo., milkers
$45 mo., orchard teamsters $30 mo., milk
wagons drivers $55 a mo. and com.,
man and wife, ranch, $50 mo., man and
wife $50 mo. and house, man to drive
water wagon; laborers $3 day, country;
boat carpenters $4 day, man«.and wife,
, ranch, $45 mo. and house, machine black-
smith $4.50 day, baker's helper $12 week,
all round baker $14 week, room and
board; bread bakers $17 week, cake
baker $17 week, all round baker $25
week, Jap porter $25 mo., Jap waiter
$30 mo.
All kinds of jobs at top wages.
Red Cross
Employment
Agency
184 East Second Street.
Main 8830. Home A 7030.
We furnish reliable help ot
all kind.. Call on us
for all help and work.
We havt> one of the
largest selections of help
and work In the city.
Call and ue» oar bUI boards.
WANTED— YOU ARE CAPABLE OF
filling a responsible position, If you
are a brain worker of more than ordi-
nary ability It will pay to have your
qualifications placed before the busi-
ness men of Los Angeles and vicinity
in the next issue of Gold vs. Brains.
Copy for this novel publication will
be in the hands of the printer In a
few day 3. It Is read by thousands of
employers. Better call at once and
see" me. The chances are that by this
method you will secure a lucrative
position and at small expense to you.
H. E. WESTGATE, 210-211 Citizens
National Bank building.
Open Friday and Saturday evenings
from 7 to 9 o'clock. Office hours 8
a. m. to 6 p. m.
SITUATION WANTED AS MANAGER
or part owner of company store In
mining camp; ample experience and Al
references. A. L. WORDELL, 506 Casco
St., Los Angeles.
LEAVING CITY. WILL SACRIFICE
payments on Indian motorcycle; can
get terms on balance due ' dealer.
Phone Bdway. 3619, or call 736 EAST
ELEVENTH. -
WANTED— GOOD RELIABLE GAR-
dener at Forest Lawn cemetery. 'Call at
ROOM 615, Chamber of Commerce build-
Ing. Position permanent to right party.
500 MEN WANTED — 214 N. BDY. HAT
factory. Be wise; don't buy new hat;
have your old remodeled like new.SOc.
MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE.
Situations guaranteed. MOLER SYS-
TEM COLLEGE. 113 East Second st.
DOLLAR FIFTY Hat Store. 619 3. Main.
V " ..;' , Help — Female ,
WANTED — THOROUGHLY CAPABLE
and experienced lady's maid; reference
required. Apply corner Ocean Front
and Hart aye. to EDNA GOODRICH.
Nat Goodwin's cottage, Ocean Park. ¦ <
WANTED— GOOD TEACHER OF VOCAL
and piano music, combined with ' com-
mercial teaching; good salary. Plenty
(if other positions. BOYNTON AGENCY,
625 Stlnison block. \.';. •„ •¦ ;
/
WANTED
Miscellaneous /
WANTED— BUY FURNITURE AND
household goods. If you are going to
Bill we will pay you one-third more
than others. Phone us. Main 1117.
Home 2154. COLYEAR FURNITURE
CO. 822 South Main street.
WANTED— SECOND-HAND LAUNDRY
machinery; must be good. Apply SIS
EAST WASHINGTON ST, Pasadena.
Home phone 21 SO.
FOR RENT
Houses
TO LET— HOUSES.
$35.00 Modern 9-room house, 217 S.
Beaudry. ¦„ -•'¦ ;
$36.00 Modern 9-room house 237 S.
Beaudry; each have furnace, wash
tubs, instantaneous heater, fireplace
and are In walking distance to
schools and business portion of city.
To lease for one year.
$10.00 — 5-room cottage 1529 Rock-
wood.
$16.00 — 4-room new cottage west
side of Ganahl St., second house north
of Wabash, or will sell for $1600;
terms $16 cash, $16 a month.
ALLISON BARLOW,
213 S. Broadway, room 124.
Phones: Main 409. Home A 5091.
FOR RENT — 4-ROOM CALIFORNIA
cottage in East Hollywood; lot 300x100;
large chicken corrals; 46 lemon trees,
bearing; plenty good water; close to car
line; $15. Call for MR. WOLFE, Herald
office, afternoon or evening.
FOR RENT— GOOD GROUND FLOOR
for office room on Broadway, $50.
Apply at HERALD OFFICE.
ADAMS, E., 1542— NEW COTTAGES,
$10, 3 rooms; $15, 5 rooms; $13, 4
rooms. Hooper car. \
Furnished <
COTTAGE 4 ROOMS, BATH, $18; 3-
room cottage $16. MRS. MINTHORN,
1542 E. Adams, Hooper car. ¦ - '•- • ¦
Rooms — Furnished
FOR rent— furnished flat 3
rooms; very desirable; good location,
walking distance to business center;
gas for cooking, electricity, water
. and telephone paid; only $22 per
month. 1039 SOUTH OLIVE ST. Tel.
F4588.
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Miscellaneous
• GO — LARGE BUILDING 135 WEST
14th St. ALLISON BARLOW. 213 S.
Broadway room 124. -
PHYSICIANS.
Cancers and Tumors
No knife, no blood, no . danger. Prica*
the lowest and treatment the best IN-
VESTIGATE; It will pay you.
California Cancer Core
751 W. Sixteenth st. Phone West 2163
DR. AND MRS. CARTER SUCOiSSH-
fuIIy treat all female diseases and Ir-
regularities; 20 years' experience;
- consultation free. Hours 9 a. m. to 8
p. m.; Sundays 10 to 12 a. m. 204
. • MERCANTILE PLACE, over 543 a
Spring. >'¦'•-¦¦
DR. TAYLOR— FEMALE SPECIALIST
and obstetrics. BELASCO THEATER.
Main street ¦ ¦
DP.. LANE Hi CO.. SPECIALISTS, 330
8. SPRING ST.. over Suntn Fe offices.
PIANOS
PIANOS SOLD ON^KASi^Al'jldKNTii-^.
Pianos rented at low . rates. A. G.
GARDNER PIANO HOUSE, Ltd., 11»
Winston st. Tel. Black 2221; Home
F»18». -
GROCERIES Z
A. S. FIRSICH'S GROCERY. fcOKMF.R^
ly at 328 W. 6th St., Is now located at
634 W. Pico St. Goods : always • the
' , best at right prices. , Prompt deliv-
ery. Both phones.
Beginning Monday, July 15
Intensely practical work In Bookkeeping, Shorthand Tynewpin^o. <,„.» oil «*Vi
commercial branches. THE REGULAR COURSES I plmsußn m!l Ir
strong teaching force. Cool, clean and inviting rooms Pan »™, „£,,,.*
waste two or three months in "vacation"? Call . write n w, yo^,«£ Or
2305. WOODBURT BUSINESS COLLEGE, 808 South ' iBIM 1850 M& '
FOR SALE .
Houses
*$ \P^V £^> «^
I can help you set a home. If you
can't come during the day call up
Main 1004 or Ex. 1001 and I will see
you any evening.
c. weesner]
Contractor and builder,
792 Pacific Electric building.
Over five years In the building busi-
ness In Los Angeles. ,
FOR~SALE-
AT REDUCED PRICES
ONLY $2600— New, modern. 7-room cot-
tage, two unfinished rooms
on second floor.
ONLY $1860— New, . modern 5-room cot-
tages, each with bath, toilet,
electric lights, pantry, side-
board, enclosed yard. etc.
T'ptrollthlc paved streets, fine
car service. Many others to
select from.
*130 cash.
Balance monthly, Including Interest.
LOS ANGELES INVESTMENT CO.,
-•¦¦ 337 South Hill St.
Main 2248. - ASIIB.
Largest Co-operative Building
Company In America,
A Model Home
Four-room new modern cottage on
a nice lot 60x100 feet; located close to
Main st. on 40th. Price $1500; one-
half cash, balance $10 a month, In-
cluding Interest.
GOLDEN WEST REALTY CO.
043 South Spring St. '¦..».;
BARGAINS— EASY TERM HOUSES.
New modern bungalow; $1800, $200
cash. '
3-room house, barn, duck • pond;
$800.
6-room unfinished, high elevation;
$700.
House, corner lot; fruit trees, barn;
$1700.
MISS McCREA, 210 Copp, 218 Bdway.
FOR 2-STORY 7-ROOM HOUSE
fine West Adams section; hardwood
floors and beam ceilings In three rooms;
beam lights, large den, paneled walls,
buffet, fireplace, seats, cabinet kitchen,
laundry tubs, two toilets, three bed-
rooms, hall and bath on second floor,
rear balcony. Price $4500; worth $5500;
$450 cash. PITTS REAL ESTATE
COMPANY, 311-15 Laughlin Bldg.
r.-HOOM BUNGALOW $2700
Mission finish, fireplace, large Urlng
room; buffet, tinted walls, best plumb-
Ing.
Large, level lot; fruit trees, flow-
ers, chicken run; cement walks and
curbs. ' -¦ • -
This Is close in, only 12 minutes to
center of city.
OWNER. HOME PHONE C 1052.
~ ONLY $500 DOWN.
Magnificent new bungalow of 6
rooms, southwest; gas, electricity,
gorgeous flowers, lawn, cellar. Price
$4500; only $500 down If taken Imme-
diately. Easy terms.
THE STEPHEN INNES COMPANY,
533 Citizens National Bank bldg.
Home ABl5B. Main 8745.
FOR SALE— NEW MODERN BUILDING
containing five flats. It is completely
equipped with the Marshall & Steams
patented fixtures. Each flat has sepa-
rate entrance, private bath and laundry
tub, and the carpenter work Is equal to
that of a high-grade private residence.
Monthly income $122.50; price $12,000;
$8000 swings It. You get 13 per cent net.
463 Lucas avenue. See AVE3TON, 1341
Arnold street. Belt Line car. , v. .-. y.
FOR SAE— $9OO BUYS A TWO-ROOM
house on a beautiful large, level lot, one-
half block from car; all street work
done: Terms to suit. For further par-
ticulars address
OWNER
BOX 113, STATION L.
City Lots and Lands
______ -
FOR SALE^
GOOD LEVEL LOT, EAST ADAMS
STREET, SIZE 40x125 FEET.
PRICE $1000; $200 CASH, BALANCE
$10 A MONTH.
BLOCK AND HALF TO CAR LINE. I
BUY FROM OWNER, TEL. 2969 L
RESIDENCE 1243 E. FIFTY-FIFTH ST.
OR ADDRESS BOX 111. HERALD.
ATTENTION CARMEN
,'¦ - fj,< FOR SAMS
One lot 40x1(111 In the Cottage Home
tract, one block from the new car
barn.i on (he Eagle Rock car ll»*j
street work all done, that I must
¦ell tuts week (or
\-.: X-j* '¦¦ $700.00 '
This la the snap of the tract} part
cash, balnn.ee 810 per month. .Save
your commission and buy from the
"gee'" SMITH, at Herald office for
further particulars. * ' -
FOR SALE-$lOOO-THE FINEST LOT IN
Mission Boulevard Heights, fronting on
the new Pasadena boulevard, BoxlS4, l-
minutes lorn business; small cash pay-
ment, balance easy Payments, or par-
ticulars call up, SUN SOUIH 6703.
40x135, FACING ON THE .NEW
Pasadena boulevard; rear . ol : lot , alr»
fare. OWNER, Home C 1062. 1 '!.
fate. OWNER, Home C 1062.
Business Property
tTQQO " '
FOR BALK-BUSINESS CORNER, ota !
160 feet San Fernando and Ann sts.,
Improvement-, I consisting- of 21-roo _
lodging ¦ house, fronting on San Fer-
nando street, and 4-room cottage fac-
ing on Ann »t.: monthly Income from
which will .net a good rate of Inter-
est on money Invested, consequently
the advance in value which doubtless
will make this property worth $10,000 In
finnthpr year. would be a net profit.
Address tIeINKN. 1039 8. Olive «t
Home phone F4588. i - ¦¦
• Country Property
FOR HEMET POTATO LAND IN TEN-
•acre tracts send for booklet or see L.
M. (PRATT & CO., 608 Lauehlin bldg.
C^GoU^li^S»L Th» Lara** •v*-/
/Kil>" WAW2W [Mm CoJldb* In/
- w^^ '• •- . '-°* Angelas. |
'* 853-6-7 W. Tth 9t{
$Mm&tA Baldwin Park
¦BdfjWWJWjiH^J For Exchange. BtgV
S>^MBWnm a J<n9V sna PP — 5 acres at)
TyWuLMlKhUll^r Baldwin Park new
•laCW^^V own site, half in*
l 5-year navel or/
, anges; fine condition; best location a'
I clear; price $3000. Want clear cottagf
or will sell cheap, part cash NeV
Covlna Electric R. R. now runnln v
K»WISf i ALDERSON, 201 l!au^h»i
EDUCATIONAL \>
¦ SPANIsiinLEis^NS^Y^E^CPE^JENC-
ed teacher. Telephone HOME 31052.
FOR BALE \
Suburban Property
i
. FOR -I ROSTI.ESS RKGION,
NKAII HOLLYWOOD.
; Sixty acres.
Eighty ncrcn.
I One hundred and forty urrrn.
, A>orly nil rich, tillable land.
Fine for winter vegetables or fruits.
Nothing; belter for Rrnpen.
This «(r» line FOOTHILL land I*
In the FHOSTLEJSS REGION about a
mile* from Hotel Hollywood; abund-
. since of spring water (or Irrigation.
Energetic man „„ make A FOR-
I m: out of this land in three years.
» Only «ir.O per Acre
See HARRY T. SMITH (forenoons).
With MINES & KAHIMH. 315 S. Hill. /
, FOR SALE -AT ALTADENA, ACRE
- lots HSOO each; *>V down and $10 a month
• (or half acres for $300); good soil, fine
view; elevation 1350 feet; abundance of
pure mountain water. L. M. PRATT &
CO.. 60S Laughlin building. XJWtlx *-
Real Estate
TO BUY, SELL OR EXCHANGE PROP-
erty go to BEN WHITE, 304 Bryson
block. Second and Spring streets.
Miscellaneous
LEAVING CITY: WILL SACRIFICE
payments on Indian motorcycle; can get
terms on balance due dealer. Phone
Broadway 3619 or call 736 E. Eleventh.
FOR SALE — A RESTAURANT FOR
sale at a bargain if taken at once. Call
707 S. BROADWAY. .
BATHS AND MASSAGE
INDIGESTION, NERVOUS DISEASES
and rheumatism cured without drugs.
Export massage. Physicians' re/er-
ences. HARRIET E. LAMB, W%. .
S. Spring. Home phone A 6130. • \J
UNIQUE PARLORS, NEWLY OPENED,
'328% N. MAIN ST., formerly Baker
block. Manicuring, baths, massage.
Open Sundays. .<•• V r
THE ROSENBERG, 126% N. SPRING
St. — Tub and cabinet steam baths,
magnetic massage; 3 eastern trained
operators. ' ' • ¦'¦¦ .•;'
BATHS, MASSAGE, OIL RUBS—
HAVE YOU
TRIED THEM?
Rooms 6 and 7 610% South Spring St.
BULPHUME, VAPOR. ELECTRIC ANI»
tub baths, massage and chiropody.
701% S. BDWAY. Phone Main 3133.
309 TEMPLE ST., THE MECCA BATHS.
Massage and magnetic. Expert operator.
Home A5O/6. His. 10:30 a. m. to 11 p. m.
LONDON MANICURE AND MASSAGE
parlors. Nubian perfumed treatment.
141% N. Broadway, parlor 6. Select.
YOUNG LADY, FORMERLY OP 707 3.
Broadway, gives scientific baths ana
massage at 229 W. FIRST ST., room 1.
ALDA REOPENED— 3I3 N. HILL,
north of Temple. Electric, tub and
massage. Bdway. 4957. Open Sunday.
iOU ARE NOT HuSraDFORBATHS
and massage at 125 TEMPLE HI.,
best of patronage; no signs. -. '
BOSTON ELECTRIC INSTITUTB
Removed to 218 N. Main st.
, >;£ Formerly 757 B. Main st - ¦ ;
REMEMBER THE NUMBER, 618% 8. ,
Spring St., room 8, sanitary baths. 60c. '
THE best MASSAGE and BATH
parlors; lady operator; select 226% 8. .
First st HOTEL EUGENE. . ¦
FOR A GOOD BATH AND MASSAGE
or manicure go to THE SOUTHERN,
245% S. Spring st. Suite 26.
MAGNETIC AND ELECTRIC MAS-
sage; room 9, Hotel Courtland, 316% . ,
SOUTH SPRING STREET. J
ELECTRIC INSTITUTE. 220 FRANK-/
LIN ST.. room S. Baths and massage;;
CHURCH NOTICES Y^
CHRIST CHURCH — CORNER
and Flower. Rev. Baker P. Lee, rec-
tor. Sunday services at 11 a. m. and
7:30 p. m.:, early celebration holy com-
munion on third Sunday and Saints'
day, at 7:30 a. m. Strangers espec-
ially invited. University cars pass
the door. Those desiring telephone ;
connections for "shut-Ins" telephone
7912. Church physician at the church
every morning from 8:30 to 9:80. Ser-
vices and medicine free to all. Church'
open dally for private prayer from 8
a. m. until 6 p. m. . .-'
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST, SClEN-
tist Simpson auditorium, 734 S. Hope ' !
street. Services Sunday 11 a. m. and
8 p. m.; sermon from the Christian
Science Quarterly. Subject, "Truth." ¦
Children's Sunday school 9:30 .
a. m. Wednesday evening meeting ¦¦'
at 8 o'clock. Reading rooms 510-511
Herman W. Hellman bldg., Spring
and Fourth sts., open daily, Sundays ,
excepted, from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. m, 1 .'»iV''
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, .
Hope street, near Ninth. Seats free. ¦ .
Rev. William H. Day, D. D., pastor; ;
Rev. Warren F. Day, D. D., pastor ¦
• emeritus; Harry Clifford Lott, choir
master; Dean Walter F. • Skeele, ¦ or-
ganist. Morning service 11 o'clock, ...
evening services 7:30. : ¦ ¦''''¦!. '
TRANSr £V AND »TORAGB>^
COLYEAR WAREHOUSE CO.. >
416-417-419 San Pedro St. . . ;
Main Office 824 South Main. „
Phones Main Ili7; Home 2164. > New,
and absolutely fireproof storage, pri-
vate locked rooms for brlc-a-brae.
- pianos fine furniture, . etc.. trunks,
boxes, etc., stored .B Jo to 800 per
month. We solicit your patronage. <
UMBRELLABAND V aLOVE MAKERS iV
siPJ^^kss~at~^ ; actory prich/.
Big ¦ assortment Umbrellas recover-
ed and made to order. 117 W. Fourth
st. new i Hellman , building.

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