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THE WEATHER
LOB ANGELES. Oct. Tt. W
"Time. | Bar. |Ther. |Ham|Wlnd Vel.JWegher
Maximum temperature, 68.
Mlnlrr— -n temperature XT
Rainfall past 24 hours, 09. . \
Rainfall' for season, 1.19.
Weather Indications
By Associated Press.
1 SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 27. -TTie depression
over California for the past week has moved
north-astward and now rovers Utah and Maho.
It has caused generally cloudy weather over
the Pacific slope, with light rain In California,
Picent along the central coast, Nevada, Idaho
and portions of Oregon and Washington. The
weather is clearing over California and genor-
Blly fair weather will prevail Monday, except
to the north portion, where showers are likely.
Forecast
For Los Angeles and vicinity-Fair Monday;
"foV WBaW 8a 8 n Francisco and vlclnlty-Generally
north wind. _
ORR & EDWARDS COMPANY
:';¦ Successors ;to , Orr , * Hlnes ' Co. ' Funeral dl-
r *° Corner Tenth and Flower Htm. ' ¦-;
, Main 66; Home F4671. '. Lady assistant. _ ¦
Peek A Chase Co., undertakers and embalm-
.- era; lady assistant. 483 B. Hill. Tel. Main 61.
• UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALM ERB
Connell ' Company, Fnneral ; Directors, •'-
No. 1061 South Grand aye. Tel. ) Main 8458;
' F8466. Mrs. Connell in charge of women and
children. ', ¦ < >_-..-' :':..','¦ i~; ' '
; • : - i. DEXTER SAMSON : CO.', ¦'. '•"'¦'.
Undertakers. 1132 8. Flower. Home F4589. Bun-»
' set 7866. Lady assistant. Prlvato ambulance.
r-iQL'^v.i'.: MONEY TO LOAN ¦ ¦¦¦''. . :_: _
KWE . MAKE • LOANS ON FURNITURE. Pi-
¦/ anos, ; horses, wagons, carriages, cattle, etc.,
: without removal from your possession.
.'.;': ' FIDELITY LOAN CO., . .
i; ' . ¦ • ¦¦' 629 Mason building.
''"•US West Fourth street, cor. Broadway.
,; Home phone F74tl; Broadway 6171. .¦¦ "
HONEY TO LOAN— WB ; MAKE .' LOANS TO
men who have employment, loan on salary.
HB easy I payments, weekly lor . monthly, confi-
dential; business rushing at the same ad-
dress. A cordla' greeting to new customers;
old customers always welcome. I ¦ THE STAR
' ' LOAN . AND INVESTMENT CO., 610 O. T.
;'. Johnson bldg., "corner Fourth and Broadway.
. MONEY TO LOAN-EASY TERMS. CLEVE-
¦ • land A Cleveland, 434 H. W. Hellman. A9OBS;
•'• v ' . Main 6986. .-' • .¦•-'.¦.'.,- .'¦•> ' -:'...¦':..:
' ... MONEY TO LOAN— W. E. SIMPSON * CO.,
':. -608 Union Trust block. Main 8066; F6710.
SANITARIUM. ;¦'¦'¦
' PRIVATE <- HOME ' FOR LADIES DURING
¦ ¦¦••.¦ confinement. r SOUTHERN HOME. 787 Bun-
, ' set c boulevard. . MRS. DR. ,C. .E. SMITH.
>, .-. Home phone A 7068. >
• THE FAY-QENERAIi i TOILET PARLORS;
-' ', scalp ¦ treatments, ¦ general - massage. ¦ Moved
¦i 1006 8. Main. ' Specialty chiropody. • ¦-' . . .
BATHB AND M A3BAGE 7_.
BATHS, ; MASSAGE,' M a"gNEtTc" AND OIL"
- rubs, salt glows. ' Experienced operators and
i </ first class treatment. Rooms I and 7, 610%
. ; SOUTH SPRING ST. :¦¦¦¦¦ ¦¦ ¦-¦ _ v : '
' IHM N. SPRING ST.— THE ROSENBERG
- baths, massage and magnetlo; three eastern
trained operators. Hours • a. m. to II p.
, - ' X m. Home phone A 2428. "' '.' ' <.¦¦
THE BEST MASSAGE AND BATH PARLOR
' In the - city) lady attendant; eastern ope-
.v. " ' rator. HOTEL, EUGENE, 228',i East First
'¦' ""'' ¦' street; i room 8. ¦¦;' '-¦ ¦• "" *- - '¦' ¦¦ ¦ ¦¦ - ¦ '¦ . ';*-'* ¦
' - MOORE :; GIVES vi MAGNETIC. ;. VIBRATORY
'"'massage for all-gone, tired feeling: rheuma-
r ,- ' tism. ~ Office :¦ THE .; DORRI?. ¦ 707 M -. South
!^~;Bro«dw«y.-y.i-V-'.v". '.../•'? .;¦;• j^'-y* -:¦- ''•; • "
HI IOUNQ' LADY WOULD ' -1KB) ': A 1 FBW . BE-
" , lect mstcmtrs manicuring-, i* ocalp • treat-
- . ment and face massage. < 8.6H W. SIXTH BT.
TRY MY MAGNETIC TREATMENTS; ALSO
f .'¦' the f electric . vibrator, * nothing to equal. It.
Suite 115-16, 444% S. SPRING; Portland hotel.
' ' LONDON MANICURE AND MASSAGE PAR-
' lors. .., Nubian and scalp treatment. 14154
; N. BROADWAY, parlors . 6 and .6. Select.
'¦¦¦• THE i ! LEWIB— MAGNETIC . TREATMENTS
for good circulation, chiropody. - E34M'B.
'¦ ,£ Broadway ', suite 14. ; Patronage very select. .
, .VIBRATION. ALCOHOL, OIL- MASSAGE,
- shampooing; faoe and scalp treatment. Hours
.ft . 10 to 10. > 164 E. FIFTH ST., room 5. I
'¦'¦'.. . THE , HELENA BATH '„ PARLORS, NEWLY
1 '-.:: opened ¦at 821 > Temple st, room 1. , Roman
:': '. C. treatments,' massage and manicuring. ¦. .:': ...
FOR BALE— THE FURNITURE OF A 7-ROOM
. - flat, rooms all rented, with bath and massage
trade; 2-year lease. Phone A 7042. ,-.v .-.
? MASSAGE, SHAMPOOINa, 1129 SAN JULIAN
,-. /f st., formerly 221 E. Seventh. Take San Pedro
' oar, get off at Eleventh street.. •
' BULPHUME, VAPOR, ELECTRIC AND TUB
. baths, massage and chiropody. 70114 S.
;' ¦ BROADWAY. ¦ Phone Main 3133. .'; - ..-"
' "YOU ARE NOT HURRIED FOR BATHS AND
massage at 125 TEMPLE ST., room 28; beat
','-". of patronage; no signs; assistant ¦¦¦ . ' '
": REMEMBER THE ) NUMBER, 618% . SOUTH
, „ . SPRING ST., room 8. Sanitary baths. Me. * •
' 221 ¦¦ SOUTH :¦ HILL ', ST.— TUB ' AND ¦ VAPOR
*'¦¦•:.;• baths and massage for colds, rheumatism and
v"V'.i nervousness, j. Open every day. ;...../
' THE ANNEX. SOi W. TEMPLE ST., UNDER
. ';;¦ new : mßnagemer.fi »> best ,of patronage. Tel.
?';. ' A 6076. 9a. m. to 11 p. m. ¦-<'¦"- •'•'. - . ,
* BATH AND MASSAGE, TUB BATHS, MAO-
¦ ¦ netlo ' treatments • and i alcohol • rubs. > , 848 S.
V, ; BROADWAY; :no signs. ¦<? .. ¦ ; ..: . : . -r ¦¦'.¦.
,-' SOUTHERN r MANICURE ¦ AND v MASSAGE
parlors, 444 BOUTH SPRING ST., suite 12;
¦ : select patronage. t. ¦: ,^;-.' ¦'¦.' :¦...-¦¦ .¦:-. '.¦¦•¦¦¦-,¦;.•¦->
/ NEWLY OPENED MASSAGE PARLORS— OIL
- rubs and magnetic treatments. '. Room 1, 106
.'¦,;'¦'. B. FIFTH ST. .'.'••'::'¦.¦": '.'.': 0 : ; -'¦¦"¦" .*K '
X* FOR GOOD ' TUB 'AND i VAPOR BATHS ;GO
: ;. to , 738H S. GRAND AYE, a Phone 6660. .
ELECTRIC INSTITUTE, 220 FRANKLIN ST.,
room 6 v Baths and massage. -~ - -s
1 BUBINEBB OPPORTUNITIES :
; Wood, coal, hay and grain business
£.<sat invoice; r cheap rent; see this. . •
: Lunch counter; lease, ]> cheap rent; Income
.•¦ $76 day; part cash; ¦ good location. .-
Butter and egg route, clearing $4 to $7 daily;
good horse and wagon; $476. ' , , ,'
. Wholesale and retail hat factory and store,'
j U" established ¦ 3 years, clearing , $460 monthly;
' fine business location; books open for lnspec-
1 ; tlon; leate; will invoice stock..; '
Grocery, feed, fuel ! and general merchan-
dise; 6 living rooms, store, warehouse and
),'¦ barn; t6 blocks from city limits; ,no compe-
'W tition: Ir 6 ; years' lease; : large - business ; •• will
¦.'.'O 1 Invoice. ->'%¦ •':'<¦.' ¦ ¦ "-¦¦ ¦-«•.¦-;'.•-"¦.". \" '*>".'
,- TETLOW & CO., 217-18 Mason Opera House.
. DO. YOU '.WANT TO BUY INTEREST IN
>.?'¦-.< high r: class ! business for ¦' $1250 1 and • services
w£&s& handling and renting all kinds properties and
ESgit doing J general t fire insurance , business? Rare
WH8 chance tif < your reference Is all right;. near
f ;. .'¦ here. ,; See PHOENIX, 203 and 204 Grant bldg.
, ' BEST -". PAYING *¦ DELICACY STORE (n ON
wßm Spring I street, will i sell , for cost 'of : fixtures;
n »well place, , good trade; will , throw In stock;
'.' : . ¦; must be ! sold ! at '. once. ¦<¦ See this. > ALPHA
REALTY Uoli B. Spring street. . - ' ¦
i "HE THAT HATH A TRADE HATH AN ES-
if-'i t'ate."— Franklin. ",' ¦ " ';'¦ '•,''.•'",.: i
¦BBkXaarn >, plumbing, plastering, bricklaying,
. .'. electricity, :-« eto. >''. UNION • SCHOOL *. OF
VJr-S TRADES, 120-IS6 East Ninth street. i ' ¦:- {
¦ MANY BARGAINS OFFERED / IN , HOTELS,
furnished rooming houses, grocery. ; cigar,
stationery and other stores; factories, reKtati-
- rants and ¦ manufacturing; • $275 to $1,000,000.
.•S Bee PHOENIX, 202 Grant building. _^
• • want grocerTbutch RESTAURANT.'
druggist sto ¦ open ? stores ; 1616 E. TWENTY-
FIFTH, corner Watts local car. i -•;•"¦: ¦,
'-'¦ OBNBRAL MERCHANDISE. I*. NEAR j CITY;
Invoice $2100: : book trade. . Boyle 8030.;-. r V
BUSINESS OPPORTUN
TELEPHONE MAIN 280»i F*t_
LEAHY * SON, v
Leading Agents.
Rooms 814-218, Severance building, Sixth an.
Main streets.
SNAPS U!
175-Lunch wagon on busy street;, ll» a
night and double that on Saturday; electric
lights, horse and cash register.
1660-Ctgar store, busiest part of city; re-
ceipts $20 a day; checks good In saloon at
10 per cent.
1780— Barber shop, 4 chairs; rent «50; 1
years' lease.
»400— Grocery, best bargain on our boks If
taken at once.
(3100— German delicatessen store, on Bouth
Main St. ; cheap rent and 4 years' lease.
$3000— Grocery and meat market; good lo-
cation; averages $80 a day
$626— Laundry route in good laundry.
$800— Delicatessen, staple and fancy grocery
store, centrally located; receipts $20 a day,
all cash.
$2400— Grocery and meat marki-t on business
street of southeast;' receipts $66.
$6600— Drug store and 2-story brick building;
sales average $10 to $16; may trade for ranch.
These are only a few of our bargains. Call
up and see us, ax we have many more listed.
Wanted— A man to take agency for state
of California for a new patent burglar
alarm. This alarm Is a wond«r; .if you will
see it you will buy it. About $1200 required
for purchase of stock on hand. A fortune
can be made on your Investment. To the
purchaser of the stock on hand agency for
California will be given.
A well established tea and coffee business,
spices, extracts and baking powder; routes all
and good wagons; clears $226 a month; will
teach purchaser business and show him over
routes; price $1860. See LEAHY & SON,
solo agents.
A good paying bakery for $650, will invoice
$800; centrally located, doing a $15 a day
business; a new oven and plenty of all kinds
of baking utensils; everything ready for
delicacy except cook; owner sick and must
quit baking business. See LEAHY. & SON,
sole agents.
A moving picture theater In fine locality,
doing the best business of any theater of its
kind In the city; the price, $3500; wllfreap
n. harvest. LEAHY & SON.
Hardware, plumbing and tinning store in a
near by town; owner has cleared for years
a handsome profit; will sell tor $4000 or In-
voice.
A good paying pool room and cigar stand,
desirable location, doing a good business;
price $600. This includes stock and flxturcß
and a nice line of soft drinks, also furniture
of three living rooms above. This is a bar-
gain. Bee LEAHY & SON, sole agents.
An up-to-date laundry, nearby In suburban
town; finely equipped for business; clearing
$600 a month; machinery alone will lnvolco
$10,000; price, $11,000, including building; a
population of IB.HX) to draw on. Owner would
consider part cash. Beo LEAHY & BON,
s">)o agentr
Boarding and livery stable In southwest;
id stalls and 40 boarders; 16 horses, carriages,
runabouts, cabs. In fact everything necessary
to carry on livery business; clears about $600
a month; owner sick and will sell tor «9000.
L-AHY A SON. sole agents.
An excellent little rooming house, 16 rooms;
close In; rent $50 a month, with 3 years'
lease; clearing $50 above all expenses; house
modern in every respect; furniture com-
paratively new: will sell for $600. Sac
LEAHY & IiON, sole agents.
Restaurant, centrally located, doing a .lne
business, front $90 to $110 a day: large din-
ing room, kitchen and back yard; 68 Btools
and 2 tables; $3000 required; owner In 111
health cause of selling.
/. good paying saloon In San Francisco;
owner nil: exchango for pool room In or near
1.08 Angeles.
An exceptionally good grocery and meat
market located In southeast; new building,
fine fixtures and a good stock; cash sales
from $63 to $100 a day; rent only $60 with
lease; also horse and wagon. Price $2500,
See LEAHY & SON, sole agents.
a grocery and general merchandise store;
cash sales average $30 a day: fine location;
rent only $20. with good lease; will Bell for
tha low price of $900. Including horse and
wagon. See LEAHY & SON, solo agents.
A One paying apartment house In beach
town, clearing $100 a month, all filled; cleared
51200 In J months this summer; cheap rent,
with 4tt years' lease; price only $2600; owner
going east: must sell at once.
Hatting, dyeing and cleaning, $800; located
in beat town around Los Angeles; receipts
average $180 per month; best bargain on our
books.
Bakery, $1800; located in the best suburban
town around Los Angeles, doing a business
of $280 per week; this place has fine brick
oven; 4 years' lease; must be seen to be
appreciated.
Meat market, grocery and fruit store, lo-
cated in central part of city; receipts aver-
age $100 a day; good lease; $3500 required, or
will sell halt lntereset to an acceptable party
for $1750. A snap!
SAY YOU!!!
How about exchanging your property? Have
you given It a thought? If you haven't,
why, come up to our office and we'll talk It
over together, and perhaps we can suit you.
We have a very large list and all bargains,
too, which we will submit to your Investiga-
tion. If you have seen other agents who
have not given you satisfaction. It Is here
that you will find what you are looking for.
RICHAIIDSON, the "Swap Man,"
who is great '.¦: the exchange line, will find
a good trade for you. If what you want Is
not here, come up and ask him about his
SPECIAL SYSTEM
FOR EXCHANGES,
an .. you will be satisfied.
Below
RICHARDSON, the "Swap Man"
offers many bargain trades.
FOR EXCHANGE
Fine lot, 60x126. on Moneta aye.: price
$2000; will swap for house and lot close In.
Bee Richardson, the "swap man."
Will exohange for grocery, good span of
mules and camp wagon; outfit valued at
$260; will pay cash difference. See Rich-
ardson, the "swap man."
A 40-H. P. Pnerless automobile. In fine con-
dition; will trade for real estate.
An 8-room house on corner lot 145x157, In
northwest: property all clear, $6000; will ex-
change for restaurant or rooming house up
to $4000. See RICHARDSON, the "swap
"ff-'roo:!! cottage. 66th street, equity $860, bal-
ance liko rent, $20 month; will exchange for
lot and assume little. Sea RICHARDSON,
the "swap man."
A well-trtabllshed manufacturing business,
clearing $200 a month; price. $3500, with a
mortgago- of $700: will exchange for good city
property. See RICHARDSON, the "swap
"An up-to-date 60 h. p. model X Wlnton
automobile, $2000; will exchange for city
property. See RICHARDSON, the "swap
man."
$1000 equity in 6-room cottage In southwest;
modern, with hard wood floors. See RICH-
ARDSON, tho "swap man."
"• m lots at Redondo beach, price $300; will
exchange for cigar stand. See RICHARD-
SON, the "swap man."
I have a client with 2 lots In Pasadena
valued at $1000. clear: will exchange for
beach lo.s. See RICHARDSON, the "swap
:aan."
ROOMING HOUSES
Snap! Beautifully furnished rooming house
of 20 rooms; centrally located; very cheap
rent and good lease; clears $100 a month,
with better prospects ahead; In 2-story house,
lawn porch; housekeeping rooms, laundry
and storage rights; rooms all full: $2000 cash.
See Richardson, the "swap man."
$8600 cash will handle a 76-room hotel,
European, located on Main street; clears
from $260 to $600 a month. Furniture in good
condition. Investigate at once.
A 40-room strictly modern rooming and
apartment house, centraly located; clearing
$100 a month; long lease; price $3000; will
take $1000 cash, balance to suit, or will ex-
change for real estate.
Good money making transient rooming
house, 22 rooms, located on Broadway; clear-
ing $95 to $120 a month; cheap rent; two
years' lease, and a good place to make
money; price $1600.
Special attention given to the buying, sell-
ing and exchanging of rooming and apart-
ment houses.
Signed,
HiriIAHHHON. the "Snap Man."
NOTICE TO BUYERS— Are you looking for
a business ? If so, CONSULT THE LEAD-
ING AND RELIABLE AGENTS, LEAHY _
SON, as we have must every place of busi-
ness that Is for sale In Los Angeles county.
Remember that we make a record of sales,
thereby securing you a clear title. Do not be
mlslel by other agents, but «-»» e=3 csi ;_x.
LEAHY - BON. Sixth and Main streets.
After trying other agents
without suocess, consult
LEAHY & BON, Sixth and Main atreets.
Have yon nn "elephant on your hands,"
Or something which seemingly no onr demands f
If so, It's a fact Ilint you never run tell
Just where or to whom yon are likely to sell.
The wine thlna- to do Is to flr«t ndvertlac
What you wish to sell nnd the prlre nnd the slse,
And our little Want Adlets ore close nt your rail
To brlnn; you the buyers for lnra;c thlnKn or small.
WANTED __ _^
*•'•' Help, Male
¦ '(Red Cross;
¦ Employ meitit
.' Agency .:¦_
134 Gnat Second street. > ¦
Main SB2O Home A 7630
WE FURNISH RELIABLE HELP
OF ALL. KINDS. CALI/ OX
>4; ",-.- US , I'" Oil ALL HELP ANt»
" WORK. ' WE ' HAVE ONE '3? j
ailß » argest selections
I ¦ « ¦ . : ¦ ¦ ¦ , >.-.;:
'.¦. • OF HELP AND WORT
IN THE CITY ,
¦ ¦ Hotel and restnnrant help too num-
erous to mention. '. Call ana see our
''' billboards. r ""• • ¦ '' : '¦¦¦
HANSEN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY"
'. C. ¦ W. i JENKS - ¦ CO. , 204 : East " Second
.- street, Los Angeles, Cal. Both phones: Home
.' A 4869;' Main 883.' < . .-'i ¦ '-¦¦"
¦ Carefully selected male and female help of
I all . descriptions and nationalities . furnished
. promptly. ¦¦ , ,¦¦¦''. *. . •
WANTED— FIRST CLASS CARPENTERS TO
work on houses In The McCarthy Company's
ORANGE GROVE TRACT lat Arcadia and
' buy lots In this tract, applying part 'of your
wages In payment; balance cash. THE MC-
. CARTHY CO., ' 201 N. Broadway.. . Phones
( Sunset Main 1202; Home A 8738. , •:
SO BOYS,' 16 . YEARS ' AND UNDER, FOR
band; I bring your Instruments; we teach
you free. . We need a tuba, slide trombones,
altos, baritone. 7 --¦'.'/¦"•-; '¦».;.;¦. ,
¦ A 7528. •- j .. :s '.¦/'. ,- 618 New High st.
PERFORM THE ACTUAL WORK AND MAS-
' ter a trade In four to six months. Plumbing,
plastering, bricklaying, electricity, etc.: day
.or i night ¦ classes. - UNION SCHOOL 'OF
> TRADES, 180-12* East Ninth at. . ' ;,.:'>'
BALB!SMKN, NOW, TRAVELING, can MAKE
I $30 weekly ' without interfering - with regular
i line; ¦• liberal "arrangements; ! small samples;
state territory you cover. Address DOX Ml,
Herald. '.'.:--¦¦".'."¦¦:'-."•' ¦•¦•/''• »-...-. .-,.• , <\ ;
A LIVE YOUNG MAN, ¦¦ POSTED IN , REAL
t estate, ' can get In a well established office
i by Bending for particulars of his ability and
¦ references to BOX 983. Herald. ¦* .( ','-¦-
800 MEN WANTED-214 N. BROADWAY HAT
factory. -Bo wise; don't buy new hat; have
" your old remodeled like new; , 500 up. . '
MEN TO: LEARN BARBER TRADE. SlTU-
atlons guaranteed. | MOLER SYSTEM COL-
r LEGE, 113 East Second street. ' ¦ •'.'.'".'
TED— AN ADVERTISING SOLICITOR
on daily paper; good ' commission. .. Call, at
Herald office. . ' •*.>'-¦' "¦'.•
.;¦':.-. Help, Female , r
WANTED— GIRL TO HELP WITH COOKING
and house work. Phone Sunset Hollywood 62.
WANTED— GOOD SOLICITORS FOR ADVER-
' tlslng. Apply at The Herald office. .-.
Situations, Male : .;.,-'
SITUATION WANTED— ALL AROUND
• man, ' capable taking full charge American
! plan hotel kitchen; experienced both on meat
¦ and ".''¦ pistry. ' ; J Addrets, „ full -'. particulars,
CHARLES SHEPHERD. Grand Central ho-
. Tel, 324 North Main st. .;. .". "''¦-¦
WANTED— BY JAPANESE -SCHOOL BOY,
I position. ¦' ¦ Addreoa care 128 N. Ban Pedro St.,
" B. TENNURA. . "¦'¦ ... < ¦ ' •-¦¦:¦..-'¦
' '¦ ¦' Situations, 1 Female
REFINED . GERMAN WOMAN, AGED 35,
lato from' New. York, thoroughly trustworthy.
'>"¦ excellent i housekeeper, ,\ wishes - position • In
-'- widower's family with children. ¦ or business
, people. Address BOX 953, Herald. ..--
WANTED— BY - A J YOUNG LADY .OF . GOOD
- education, a permanent position as stenogra-
i pher: i eight years', experience; . rapid, accur-
, ate and neat; letters or references. ¦ Address
': BOX 031 Herald. ;:.-.,. ' - , •.'. v'; ¦ . , ¦ ¦
WANTED— CLERICAL POSITION- IN OF-
flee; am familiar with detail work, filing, In-
, dexing, billing, . etc. , Address BOX 935, Her-
¦ : illv'-' -¦'.¦,•-.' ' ¦ "....•' ¦"¦¦'¦'
¦ i ~
•'¦¦.•..¦ To Purchase, ; MMiscellaneou s jj.,;,;
WANTED : — A TYPEWRITER. . VISIBLE
I writer preferred. ¦ Cheap for cash. Address
NO. ' 8, ; care > Herald.
~*
Real Estate • . ._*
WANTED TO BUY— .'¦
.. :-.-I WILL C. PRATHER -
: RANCH 10 ACRES TO 20 ACRES, MUST
BE WEI.". LOCATED, WELL IMPROVED
AND WORTH THE MONEY. WILL PAY
• UP TO 86500. ; CLIENTS WAITING. .... .
•. '¦>¦. WILL C. PRATHER _ CO.. r .
¦ '¦ ¦¦'""'¦' 611 Grant bldg. ' • '
WANTER TO BUY— i . •- •'
•¦ - v. . I WILL C. PRATHER '
; : ,FROlt 2-6 ACRE RANCH: MUST BE ON
OR near A CAR LINE AND worth THE
s MONEY. CLIENTS WAITING. ¦ : ':,":"
•¦>.* WILL C. PRATHER & CO., - :
:' ¦. , -.615 Grant bldg. ¦¦'.¦'¦¦ ¦¦
-''. ; .¦' . :• , Houses ¦ " '." . '-', ¦'
WANTED-WB : HAVE PARTY WITH CASH
i for cottage, east or west of Main, up to $3000,
: on which the mortgage can be paid f won't
buy unless you sacrifice to get cash for your
»•» • equity. -. DICKINSON . _ DEZENDORF. 831
,''-B. Hill. ———=_=__=_=_=_____=
¦';•'¦;¦¦¦"' *•«. ¦~' i '" Money ¦ -
WANTED — ;:> >«. .' • '. i ' . : ' . : : ¦"'¦
< ¦ , Wanted, • «30U0 ' and ! $11500, 3 to 3
'¦''¦ years) ¦on f Income bouses. - SIUUALL,
20T Copp bids;. ,' ... : •'-' ¦ •-¦
MHMB^^ Miscellaneous ' ._?/; . '
WANTED — TO " BUY FURNITURE V AND
household goods. If you arc going to sell we
; will .; pay » you one-third ; more ¦ than i others.
Phone us. 1 - Main 1117; Home 2164. .* COLYEAB
i: FURNITURE CO., 223 South -Main street. -. '¦¦
HOMELESS * CHILDREN i: RECEIVED V AND
,<t placed ' In ¦ homes ' for adoption. ¦ ' Apply Rev.
' O. >V. . Rloe, superintendent ' Children's ; Home
"• society. ' 334 Bradbury building, i Los Angeles.
FOR 'RENT
Rooms — Furnished
FURNISHED ROOM FOR GRNTLEMAN.
walking distance, pllvato family; bath,
phone, running water. 42C N. HILL SI.
Plune A 8736.
FOR RHlftT-NICBLY FURNISHED ROOMS,
convenient location, close In. between 2 car
lines. 01R S. FLOWER ST. Tel. Hdway 3219.
NIC 3 LARGF., MJNNY BOUTH ROOM TO
gfntlemi>n anil Vntslni-ss women, walking dls-
tance^ 91i S. FIGUEROA.
Furnished Wf' rtrnenta
FOR RENT - MODERN HOUIiEKEEPINO
apartments, furnlsho.l complete: new. '.he
nicest, neatest to t.e found anywhere, and at
the lowcKt r»nt; phone, bath, kbs range, sot
water, plenHant yarri and (lowers. Th**se
apartments are specially ventilated, sunny,
very homelike and neat Oo an.l sen them. You
will Ilko them. No rar faro; walklnn distance.
Up.
$16-812 West Fourt* stroet.
tie — 33k feoutr Flßuoroa street.
$12-1028 West First street.
»18-m7 V>s* First street.
$14-1133 West First street.
$12—1141 West First street.
$26-1128 Mignonette street.
$14— ltJ North Keaudry avenue
$IJ— lO2O Coltor street.
»1J.50— 204 North Fremont avenue
$16-212 North Fremont avenue.
$14—218 North Fremont avenue.
$16-222 North Fremont avenue.
$11-811 Diamond street.
$10-83(1 Crocker street.
$14—1003 East Ninth street.
$14—1011 Eatt Ninth street.
$14— tl!! Cervn ivenu?.
$16—1016% Diamond st. 6-room flats, unfurn.
$10— 230 DM, E. Ninth. 2-room flat, unfur.
T. WIESENDANGER. HOI 8. Bdwy. Main 2048.
— Rooms
FOR RENT-848 E. 28th, 7 ROOMS, MODERN
house, new, furnished or unfurnished; large
yard; convenient to Griffith car line. Ap-
ply 858 E. 28TH.
FOR KENT-NEAT, CLEAN HOUBEKEEP-
ing rooms, clove In. on the hill; no mud;
terms reasonable 611 TEMPLE. *
Houses
$10 — 3 ROOMS, 1523 13. 25TH.
•18 — * rooms, 1518 10. 25th.
Keys 1042 10. Adams, Hooper ear, or
Watts local oar, on Main nnd 10. 9tn.
(15— B rooms, 1020 10. 26th.
bis — 6 rooms, IRM 10. 26th.
$20 — 7 rooms, 1.170 10. Adnms.
Payments of $25, «SO, «S9 month
buys a home.
Take IVatt» Local, or Hooper nve. car.
Houses — Furnished
TO LET— B-ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE, 1864
W. ADAMB; $36 net per month :
Flats — Furnished
FOR RENT— 7I4 8 HOPE. WELL FURNISHED
housekeeping suites: clean and modern, near
postofnee. Come and see them.
Halls
FOR RENT-LOFT,~~4~INCH, 65x3«. GOOD
for meeting hall or work shop. Apply 604 S.
MAIN ST.
Stores and Offices
TO LET— FRONT~OFFICE3rTWO OR FOUR,
ground floor; excellent location. Broadway,
dtiamber ot Commerce building. Inqulrn
Herald.
FRONT OFFICE" FOR RENT— 2444 SOUTH
BROADWAY.
CLAIRVOYANTS
MILBUINdicSE-K
PERMANENT
AND RELIABLE
The man who is always here. He »ay»
what he does and docs what he says. Iloib'.s
your life like an open book, from lnfanoy to
old age.
SPECIAL READINGS
50c 50c
428— W. SIXTH ST— 42B
Corner of Olive, Opposite
Central Park
ME ANNUVE .
THE WONDERFUL CLAIRVOYANT,
PSYCHIC PALMIST, ASTIIOLOGIST.
TRANCE MEDIUM.
Consult her before you make any Invest-
ture life. A developing charm given free to
each customer. This sifted trance medium
penetrates the mysteries of the sou!, driven
Into the past. Inquires Into the future, guar-
antees to start you on the right road to
success. Gives namu, dates, etc. Special
readings thla week,
50c 50c 50c
THE ROSMORE, 416. W. 6th St
J. FRANCIS BALDWIN
Clairvoyant
309 S. Hill St. Low Fee, 50c
Unites the separated, develops personal
magnetism. I will guarantee to read your
life like an open book, no matter what your
troubles, hopes or ambitions. I do guarantee
to tell your name before you utter a word
to me, and after I am finished, If you are
not absolutely satisfied with my reading, you
to be full Judge, pay me not one penny.
Open till 8 p. m. To each and every person
bringing this ad I will give a full and com-
pleto reading for EOc.
AT THE DRAGON
309 South Hill street.
CARPET CLEANING
GREAT EASTERN STEAM CARPET CLEAN-
Ing works, 1117 San Julian. Tel. Rroadway
4178; Homo F8514. Rug cleaning a specialty.
J. BRENTON.
PIONEER CARPET CLEANING WORKS,
Incorporated. W. G. Cllne. president. 711 8.
Olive. Tol. Home F2830; Sunset -Uln 217.
pon?v
•;.; »iToo«v
r DALL. ».
$t2OO, %,<¦»¦
~HERE IS i A.'V
.';_• 2129 i Court . St..
': .' ¦ 5 rooinii. lot 40x^
¦ •.2000; 8100 down, or.
iron ¦ SALE: — SNAP FOR * ¦
, . SIM, Watts Local car; $S«.
_Jtor_«24oo,Jialf cash. ¦-.',.;.¦{;,->,.'
FOR SALE-10-RGOM" HOUSE. SOU'i
•. a bargain. .. ' . • : , \', < [,'{,"•'? ¦¦:'¦'¦¦ !?V
. ' 4, 5 and ¦ 6-room ' houses to sell on lnst»
rment. smaH'caah payment. • Inquire of J. F.
ANDERSON. .'44H S. Broadway. ¦ >'*¦-* :
' Country Property
FOR SALE- '• ; ",
¦ ORANGES ¦' L GRAPES
'; POTATOES. - ' ALFALFA.
: . ; : 20 Acres \\
: Level . Land— With ..Water
\ Rich Soli : ','' ¦."• ¦
'¦•- ''¦ ' '¦¦¦'.¦ WILL'"'. .' .-'¦..' ¦ ¦
.' "¦ . ¦ ' .' ¦; GROW
ANYTHING. - ¦ '¦'
LOCATION, B. W. OF PORTERVILLE.
,'¦ • • TULARE COUNTY. ';,
$60 PER : ACRE
$15 CASH, -BALANCE
; , £; EASY TERMS • /
EXCURSION TUESDAY AND FRIDAY .'
. ' ¦ NIGHTS. ' ' ¦¦ ' ¦¦¦ • y '
.' ' INTERSTATE INVESTMENT^ C 0. ,; .;-
¦-' "> -'¦ 701-8-8 Merchants ' Trust ' building. S ; >
:.. . Home A 2668. , ¦ ¦ ¦"J Main 3W_
•;'. ¦¦ BUY LAND, h ;.,'.-¦¦ -
: - 160 Acres ; for $500: ; '
Fine quality level valley land In Los An-
' geles I county :In . the great artesian flowing
: - well district,' near large alfalfa ranches pro-
. ducing 12 : tons annually to th»; acre. T_i»
¦ is a special "rellnqulshment." Don't wait
. till ' tomorrow; come > today • Talk ; with ,;'. ',
. •..' EDWARD SCHtsnMAN, ..
'. 628 Cltliens" NatL ; Bank bldg, 3rd and Main.
FOI. SALE—
130 acres near Delano, $20.00 acre; this Is
a snap. " . ,¦.••-'- ¦'
. Also 640 acres, good: 88.00 acre.
Excursion Tuesday night.
? SHAY, 111 B. Broadway. ;¦ ;•.
FOR SALE—
• 1260 ' acres, - practically • In one body, ; all
1 fenced • and cross fenced, : 2-story 8-room
' hout:e, ' good ', large ¦ barn, sheds and corrals,
on main traveled road, dally malls, tree de-
liver-, telephone In house, IV4 miles from
¦ good school, 2«' miles from . a good ' foothill
•¦ ' town, : heavy . oak > timber son , larga ' part ; of
the place; 65 head of No. 1 stock cattle, ¦ 7
• head of good horses, 1 wagon. 1 single buggy,
harness, plow, harrow; clear of Incumbrance;
, water for Irrigating from natural stream. >»*.
¦ Price $10,000; $6600 down, balance to suit.
This is one of the best offers we have. Don't
overlook It. . ¦*•.-,*. ¦~,..:>- ¦¦•¦'¦ - - '•'¦-.' ! ¦fv 1 - .«¦•
ELECTRO MINING ¦ CO., .
v 434 South Hill Street
. ' — Phones — -'",,,¦' :.. ;
Home F3900. Sunset Main 6064
,-'.¦. * ¦. " " ' '"¦"" ¦ / -,- . ' ¦ ¦ ¦¦ V ¦ .'.
FOR SALE-IN KERN AND TULARE
.^ Tne temperature is right, the water Is Just
beneath, and a good proposition for. any one
that ". wants to , get • good land cheap; prices
from $8 to $35 acre. Go . with .us , Tuesday
: night. SHAY,' III S.Broadway.
SHAY, 111 B. Broadway.
For. sale—
' If you are looking for ' good land, . cheap
land, that will grow anything. . go with us to
Delano Tuesday night; ' $9 round trip.
•¦, . , ; SHAY, 111 . 8. . Broadway. ¦ .. ;
FOR SALE— 76 ACRES FINE LAND, NORTH-
east of Delano; . this land raised fln« ; wheat
'.this year: $8S an acre, if taken right away.
Also 46 acres. $26 an acre. '«. These lands are
S very deep, rich soil and will produce all kinds
' of fruit and vegetables of , the finest Quality.
BHAY.' 11l S. Broadway. ¦ ¦ ,•* ¦ ¦ ¦
-) — ~ '
FOR 'm SALE-FINE .'- 80-ACRE ' ALFALFA
i ranch, near Corona; good wells and pumping
, plants; cut 800 . tons last I year; price $17,600
I only: $3000 down, balance on very easy terms.
MARSH & SHAY, 111 S. Broadway. '
FOR V SALE — MOUNTAIN .'-., RANCH,
i ¦;¦¦ with water, f «3000; . *800 rash, «300
. yearly) i some : fine > land. COKAWAY,
: ' 111 S. Broadway. *,- . ".¦''.' '¦ - ; '-' ' '¦ ''¦¦ '
40 ACRES OF i LAND NEAR ! DELANO FOR
i trade for house and lot here. Inquire CON-
? AWAY. 11l South Broadway. •¦• ¦ -'<
; V Live — Poultry, Birds, Dog*
FOR I BALE-PURE < BLOODED ORPINGTON
is hens and two Minorca roosters; t fine as silk.
At 714 8. HOPE ST.,
i"¦ v Suburban Property — Glendora 1 ' : 'Vj
FOR OLENDORA— S26O I PER ' ACRE.
.• SIDDALL, Copp bldg., H. Frasler, Glendora.
Real ; Estate— Unclassified <
POOR MAN'S \ CHANCE. OWN • A HOME-
; stead of California land for $125; fin« fertile
*' soil, plenty of k" water, near ¦:-¦ Los >r Angelas.
A. V. BUSH. 246 W. Fifteenth street.
For Sale
5 acres fine land, Baldwin .
line, close in.
GLENDALE— _. ,
Make me a cash offer on lot 21. block 61,
Town of Glendale. F. B. BROWN. 1910
Temple st. Phone E3646 or Temple 217.
Suburban Property — Anaheim
FOR SALE—
ONK ACRE LOTS
IJf GROWING CITY OF ANAHEIM.
Perfectly lei-el, finest soil; abundance water;
1 ihare water stock; property will surely
double within two years; Ideal home site;
planted with 12-year-old bearing walnut
trees; annual income $160; buy it today, only
VA NBYCKLE, owner, 505 Union Trust bldg.
Orange Grove*
j?OR SALE-ORANGE GROVES PAYING
handsome rates of Interest on prices asked.
Six years' experience In buying oranges and
4 years' experience in selling groves enables
us to give expert advice as to where and
what to buy. We have groves for sale In all
parts of Southern California.
L. M. PRATT & CO.. 608 Laughlln bldg.
FOR BARGAINS IN ORANGE GROVES SEE
L. M. PRATT A CO.. 608 Luushiln blrtg.
, FOR EXCHANQE
Real Estate
FOR EXCHANGE-
House and lot In city for acreage in Kern
or Tulare county; prefer near Delano.
See MARSH.
HI South Broadway.
FOR EXCHANGE-
New modern six-room house In residence
section, southwest, for good lot or acreage;
what have you?
See MARSH.
1l South Broadway.
TO BUY. SELL OR EXCHANGE PROPERTY
go to BEN WHITE, 304 Bryson block. Second
and Spring straets. =
eTadams cottages fob clear
land or lots. Sinn ALT,, 207 Copp bids;.
PHYBICIANB
Cancers and Tmmors
No knife no blood, no danger. Prices the
lowest and treatment the best. INVESTI-
GATE: It will pay you.
California Cancer Core
761 W. Sixteenth st. Phone West 2188.
DR AND MRS. CARTER SUCCESSFULLY
treat all female diseases and Irregularities;
20 years' experience, consultation free.
Hours 9 a. ro. to 8 p. m.; Sundays, 10 to U
a. m. ?04 MERCANTILE PI-ACE, over 641
Bouth Spring street.
A. A. CASWBI.L
Mental Healing.
Sure curea.
84V6 S. Broad— rar-
E L. HORTON, M. D., PHYSICIAN AND
surgeon. Women and children's diseases.
Euileptlr Fits and Kheuinatlsm.
418 South Hill street. Office hours 1 to 1
p. m. Main 1248; Home A 6708.
MRa LAIYOU, SPECIALIST; ALL FORMS
female diseases; prompt relief; advice tree.
819 S. SPRING ST.. rooms 27 and 18.
DR. INEZ DECKER 701 a SPRING ST.,
obstetrics. Hours 10 to i. Room 222. Phone
Temple 199.
DR. TAYLOR-FEMALE PHYSICIAN AND
obstetrics. BELABCO THEATER, Main St.
SPECIAL NOTICES
STETSON HATS 11.30 — YOUR OLD
Stetson or any hat of good material remod-
eled fur $1.60. FLICKER HAT WORKS, 218
Franklin. Main 1857: Home F49o*.
BUY HERE AT FACTORY PRICES. BIG
assortment. Umbrellas recovered and made
to order. 117 W. FOURTH BT., new Hell-
man building. _
ELK-SKIN SHOE FACTORY, MAKERS OF
all styles in «Ik-skln shoes, and special
orders. $1 to $8; fine repairing. X* W. 7TH.
1000 NICELY PRINTED BUSINESS CARDS,
$1 60, In boxes; other printing In proportion.
E. J. ELSON CO., 121 hi South Broadway.
LOS ANGELES TAILOIIING CO.
Latest styles In men's tailor made
suits. 230 East Fifth st.
PAPERING. $J. 75; ROOM PAINTING, $I.M;
tinting. $1.85. Tel. E8645. Sunset Temple 217.
F. B. BROWN. 1910 Temple street
CLEAN WATCH. 60c; MAIN SPRINGS, 60c;
warranted. Old gold $1 pwt. 451 B. MAIN BT.
GROCERIES
iTaTFIRSICH'S GROCERY. FORMERLY AT
328 W. Fifth street. Is now located at <84 W.
PICO ST. Goods always the best at right
prices. Prompt delivery. Both plumes.
FEATHE*.
ACME Fk.
street. Tel. .
MATTRESS MA.
> renovated. \ GLOi.
'Fifth atreet. -Maia. . - ¦
. ATTORN itVB«.
MARRIAGE AND PROBATE L
' without success. B. P. MOREI.
i Third , and . Spring. -* Phone ; 6718. V • ,
'.- Ings. ."',-'. ¦-¦' -:.¦-'¦".-• .- — ' *•: A .¦ ¦
JOHN t' A.' v WOOD, ATTORNEY, NO \ ¦ ¦ .'.
. public. Advice free. ; 414 Douglas bulldu. v
R. J. ADCOCK, ATTORNEY, «- .r »i r <"; ,V
"'.--¦¦ ¦--¦»-¦ -807 BULLARD BLOCK. iwSaS^ * . ' •;';
CHURCH NOTICES. '.«..' ,\
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST ' ;¦•
' —Simpson Auditorium, 784 >B. Hope .! street. \";\
Services Sunday, 11 a. m. and Bp. m. ; ; ser-
m on I from the ; Christian \ Science j Quarterly.
';. Subject "Adam and Fallen Man." '• Children's
. Sunday school 9:30 a. m. c, Wednesday evening tArn
meeting at 8 o'clock. ¦;: Reading rooms. 510-511 :
¦ Herman W. Hellman : bldg., Spring * and SjA,
Fourth sts., open » dally. r Sundays] excepted,
from Da. m. to 6 p. m. ¦ '¦' ¦ i*- ¦¦"¦¦XM&gB
PATENTS AND ~; PATENT RIGHTS
HOM^AsosqsrirArwtJsTf's^^
• Second and; Spring streets. "*" * 'riTTMIEIJBtBB
¦-- • « - HARRY A. < BROOKS, '.; - .
. United States j, and '¦ Foreign ( Patents.
*.* v'..* ¦'*.'¦;. .' Preliminary examinations. £y
G. E. HARPHAM ' GETS PATENTS; INVEN-
: tlons financed; 25 years' experience. , : 411 B."
Main. R. 484. ¦- Patent litigation. - — ' ' '
TRANSFER AND STORAQB
COLYEAR WAREHOUSE ' CO.JSHBBEB
a£fs6B 416-417-419 ; Ban < Pedro . street. »'yi®»«^
: Main office 324 South Main. - • , 4>'<vVV
'Phones Main 1117; Home 2154. >t New and afc.lBH
'• solutely -¦. fireproof ' storage; tri private ¦$. locked fl{§
, rooms for bric-a-brac, pianos, One furniture,
, etc.; . trunks, boxes, i etc.. ' stored, 260 ( to jMa SSSji
per month. - We solicit your patronage. ' ¦
¦?''!;. ¦¦'::¦¦¦'¦•¦ dentists; o
: - •--.> . ' !' DR. . FRANK 5 STEVENS,WaI)atHaEsS
' For '¦¦ II I years tat ¦ BMVi 18. Spring, i now room
206 Security bldg., . southeast : cor.' Fifth and ;-.'..'
Spring. Phone M. 2488. ¦' ;¦''.*¦ j>. ¦¦¦-=¦¦ .
PALMIBT3 AND MEDIUMS
DR. - GREEN, V; CLAIRVOYANT, BUSINESS :¦"
medium, gives ; life . readings : dolly; 1 test ' cir- fla
cles Wednesday evening 8 o'clock, 26c. ROOM . '
16. 11914 SOUTH SPRING BT. , . • •' -
;..¦¦ LAUNDRIES .; M'- ;'
SIJNRIM^SAi?D7L^tUNDRTTreWBAWi^BSH
' - dro street. i Good work ¦ guaranteed; < moderate HH
prices. ( Phone Main 1176; Hume F4ta.TJ»WH»nB
> SHOE REPAIRING ,
MEN'S BOLES, ¦ SSCJ LADIES', »C; CHILD'S. §3s|
¦ 80o: good leather. » 116 W. 1 FOURTH ST. » '-¦;";
WILL PURCHASE HOME
IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
Wealthy Shoe Merchant of Philadel
phia Visit* Coast for First Time
and Decides to Buy Real.
dence Here
Mr and Mrs. James C. Meyers of Phil*
adylphla are visiting at the home of
Qeorge L. Melborn, 6j)6 Eighteenth street
Mr. Meyers Is well known as the man
ager of a large manufacturing company
in tho eastern city.
Mr. and Mrs. Meyers will pass the re
mainder of the winter visiting points of
Interest in Southern California. This is
their drat trip to the coast, but since
arriving in Los Angeles four days ago
they have become so delighted with the
city they are contemplating purchasing a
home here.
San Pedro Shipping
By Associated Press.
SAN PEDRO, Oct. 27.— The steam*
Barbara, Captain Zaddart, five fl
Olytnpla, arrived Mill afternoon an
tho Southern Pacific wharf. TK
loads a cargo of 660,000 feet
shipments to the Interior.
The schooner Cecilia Sudd
ballast for Grays Harbor '
The steamers Yosemite
Drew are due at this *
cargoes tor local we
• IB the future V
•crtbers s holding
Housekeeper, '
Companion, y
¦many of o> .:.'.

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