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Very Few People Take More
Than One Morning Paper
THE WEATHER
. LOS ANOBLEB, 1908.
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a. m.
p. in
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Maximum temperature 70, ■
Minimum temperature. 55. . ;
' 'V Weather Conditions
By Associated Press.
/SAN -FRANCISCO, April »—The pfSMur*
has fallen rapidly over Nevada and has risen
•lowly over Southern ■ California. The winds
l:ava changed I from north I to went or south
alone the coast. Tho temperature tins fallen
20 degrees at Him Francisco and 12 degree.* at
Han Luis • Oblspo. In the treat valley there
liai been but little change. •
Forecast
Lo* Angeles and vicinity—Fair Thursday
with fog 'In morning; light we»t winds.
Ban Francisco and vicinity—Cloudy Thursday
with fog; light southwest winds.
Banta Clara valley—Fair Thursday with tog
In the morning; cooler; freoh north winds.
• ftacramento valley—Fair, cooler Thursday;
llUht south winds. ■
■ Han Joaquin valley—Fair, cooler Thursday;
light southeast winds. ■ ■" '
MARRIAGE LICENSES
McCLELLAND-McCUAlN—Thomas - Lea Me
. I'ielland, . age 24, native of Michigan, and
..Violet Joy McClaln, age IS, native of Call
:';•<• fornia; resident* of Los Angeles.
OiiDHOLT-LOVETI'-rtoy Smith Uodbolt, age
32, ■ natlvn of Ccnada, and Mary Elizabeth
Lovelt, ago 81, nativ**of California; residents
of Red Bluff.
JUST-HCHAEFKTI-E. ' Richard Just, age 22,
: r.atlre ot Germany and resident of Log Ange
les, and Alma, M. Sehaefcr, age 25, native of
Illinois and resident of Chicago.
. ERVIN-VERDE—Jame* A. Ervln, age 25, na
tive of Massachusetts, and Lizzie Verde, age
is. native of California; residents of Los
• Angeles. - - v .
' IIKTZEL-DAVIS— Hetitl, age 30, native
of South Africa and • resident of Los An
geles, and Stella, Davis, a*ge 28, native of Mis
-• souri and resident of Portervllle.
RICE-RAYMOND-Ernest F. Rice, age 22, and
Enid H. Raymond, ago 19; native* of Mis
souri and residents of Los Angeles.
' MALLMAN-NEl'MAN—Henry W. Mailman,
| age 2«, native of lowa, and Marian I. Neu
< man, age 23, native of Michigan; residents
of Los Angeles. ■
■WORSLBY-CHRISTIANSEN—Bdw. M. Won.
I ley. age. 84, native «t England, and Blgne
• Christiansen, age 21, native of Norway;
' resident* of Los Angeles.
LIIJFER-MOROENTHALBR-Charle* 11. ■ Lie
- fer, age 13, native of Illinois and resident of
. < Los Angeles, - and K. Grace Morgenthaler,
age 21, native of Kansas and resident of
F- I'ass.dens.
OAKLEY-HICKMAN-Hewlett W. Oakley, age
: 2t>, native of New Jersey, and resident of
' Fortervllle, and Anna M. Hlckman, age 24,
„ native of Missouri and resident of New
: York. '
BYRNES-PIOKOP—Jame* P. Byrnes, age 30,
native of New York, and Alice G. Plckop,
age JB. native of England; .residents of Los
Angeles. '
LEACH-WENDEL-Oeorge A. Leach, age 89,
native of Indiana, and resident of Pasadena,
and Susie Wandel, ago 41, native of New
York and resident of Los Angeles.
EOYLES-NIEMAN-Thomas D. Boyle*, age 24.
native of Pennsylvania and resident of South
Pasadena, and Harriet A. Nioman. age 24,
-native of Illinois and resident of Pasadena.
LUUURA-MAULADIN—WiIIiam Lubura, age
3«, and May Masladln, age 29, natives of
Austria and residents of Los Angeles.
HEDGES-GROSS— Herbert Hedges, age 2.1, na
tive of New Mexico and resident of Oxnard,
and Hope A. Gross, age 23, native of Mon
tana and resident of I,o* Angeles.
DAVIS-PAULL—Raymond Davis, age 21,' na
tive of lowa and resident of Pasadena, and
t Cecil Paull, age It, native of Colorado and
- resident of Artesla.
BCHAUH-CRUME-Charle* L. Schaub, age 23.
, native of South Dakota, and Margaret I.
I Crume, age 18, native of Nebraska; resident*
of Palms.
GERMAIN-PEINCIE-Joseph Germain, age 29,
native of Vermont, and Laura Pelncle, age
-20, native or Minnesota; residents of Rivera.
KLAHN-BTJESTRIN-Henry C. J. Klahn, age
' 31, native of Germany and resident of Loa
Angeles, and Elizabeth Buestrln. age M, na
' live of Wisconsin and resident of Milwaukee.
' McCOY-PARKER—Clarence B. McCoy, age U.
native of California, and Ada Parker, age
S3, native of California: residents of Xl
> Mnnte. ''-'>' ■ a ■»:•*•■ :.r
riSTONETTI-LARRCCO— Frank B. Plstonettl,
age 21,' native of Italy, and Rosle Larrcco,
age I*. native of California; residents of Los
"- Angeles.
MARKS-WILLIAMB-Lester D. Marks, age 22,
i native of New Jersey, and Dora May Wil
. liams, age 13, native of Kansas; residents of
Los Angeles. .
OUTWATER-HABY—Morris Cutwater, age 85,
native- of New Jersey, and Louise Haby, age
27, native of Ohio; leeldents of Los Angeles.
BIRTHS
.;...■.-; DOTS
i HORN—To Carl and Lillian Horn, 707 West
Thirty-sixth street.
)ltirKiNS-To John and Lulu Hopkins, 1333
Ingraham street.
GIRLS
PETERSON— Peter and Antonla Peterson
(nee Madserrsla), Cl 3 Nortk Avenue 19.
riNELON—To Hy Joseph and Josephine Anita
' Plnelon (nee Carrlllo), 3023 Eagle.
BORLEII— Nels and. Hilda Sorlell (nee
Honsen). 281 East Forty-seventh.
.SPARLING—To Clarence Potter and Jessie
'' Nnrmanda- Sparling (nee Smith). 848 West
sixtieth. -' i
ETANBFIELD— Frank and Ethel Stansfield
•.; (nee Park), 830 West Fifteenth.
DIED ..■;.
MII.BTEAD —At 2101 Pasadena avenue April
- ft, 1901,' James W. Mllstead. aged 66
> year*. If' month*,' ° past commander of
'■ Oarfteld post >of San Francisco. Funeral
• from the parlor* of Peck & Chase. 433
. South Hill street, Thursday, April 30, at
2 ' o'clock. > Friends and all members of
"the O. A. R. Invited. San Francisco and
Washington, D. ('., papers ■ pltase copy.
" Interment Inglewood Park. .
FUNERAL NOTICES
Members of Ca!. No. 2, N. A. 8. F., Attention
■ Th» : funeral of - our late brother J. W.
Mllstead ■ will be ° held at the parlors of
Feck * Chase. 488 South Hill street, .at 2
p. m. Thursday, April 30. Interment Ingle
wood. Car* furnished. Will P. Steven*,
president. ' '
:.■:: MONEY TO LOAN ; - ■
WE MAKE LOANS ON FURNITURE. Pl
anos, horse*, wagon*, carriage*, oattla,
etc., without removal from your posses
sion. ,; -
' FIDELITY LOAN CO..
829 Mason building. .
Ill' West Fourth street., cor. " Broadway.
Horn* phone F7421; Broadway 1171
~" DON'T MBHSLTt EXIST. LIVE! -
Money loaned all "SALARY" employ**.
Lowest rates In city. Call and see
? • THB state Loan co., <>: '. .
■; 111-811 Gross* bldg., : <th 4 Spring at*. -
TO LOAN-|lO,OOO OR LEBB AT ' CURRENT
'rates, on lmproped property) no delay It se
curity Is ample. / »»i.-w»«i»Mtß^iiß
• LOUIS K. WEBB, 800 W. Tenth It -
■ - Home 53028; Broadway 360«. -
, SALARY LOANS! - BALARY LOANS I
No lndorser! No publicity I
■ -THE NATIONAL LOAN CO.,
; ■ »»-820 Bryson blk., 2d and Spring *ta.
MONEY..,LOANED TO SALARIED PEO
-j- pie: confidential. ■ MUTUAL TRUST CO.,
421'Bullard blk. ■■■.'■■,■
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
GENERAL STORE, NEARBY TOWN," QROW
i Ing community;; good - trade; going away
'', cause of selling.' A splendid opportunity to
i get' an > established business. - Coins aea ior
,7 call up BOYLE 8030. K .t> ■ "■ : V .'..
i ■ ' •'' ' — .
FOR h '■ BALE—COUNTRY . NEWSPAPER
.-plant, subscription list and good"will;
good advertising patronage. See BAR
■KER,,'7IJ Grant bldg. .. »-V >;,- - i
FOR •.: BALE—RESTAURANT, - b6oD -.r loca
.. lion, IOW rent; Owner leaving city; BAcrlnce,
,». tttt, •■ J. W. WKIUHTMAN CO., 704 .South
t Orand. .■»■ -.• • •'.•V.: '
BACRIPIi'R; OWNER OOINO~ AWAY—
\ fancy goods, notions; - rent. $20-with; llv-
J \ng rooms. ; J. W. WEIGHTMAN CO., 704
\Grand.
HERALD WANT ADS. READ BY THE THOUSANDS
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
telephonesi'main mosmtusTT"
Lcaly^Soi
Leading
Business Brokers
Rooms 314-31* Severance Blag. ■
Northwest corner Sixth ana Main streets;
| It la our business to put people la buslnees.
■aMMiM
BARGAINS
l; POST card STORE-
Fost cord business, beach town, already to
open; price $325, actual cost of equipment;
■eaaon will open two month* earlier this
summer; muat sill. I did all the work,
you get the benefit; good reasons for ■ell
ing. Sea my agents, LEAHY & SON.
Mll.K AND CREAMERY BUSINESS
12000 —Finn milk anil creamery hUßlne»a
In city In good location, this intrudes 18
cowl, moatly Jersey; line horse and milk
wagon, cans and bottles and everything
-. for an up-to-date creamery. Owner haa
; best reasons for selling; cheap rent, big
profit.
SUBURBAN GROCERY
Large well-eetablished grocery business
In nearby town, average sales for lust
month were $4100; running expenses very
light; rent only $27.00; valuable lease;
equipment the best. If you mean business
Investigate at once., Price $6000. See
my agent*, *■
LEAHY * HON.
t GROCERIES
$600—Grocery and fruit store In central lo
cation. See us at once. LEAHY A SON.
$2000 will buy you a fine, up to date gro
cery In a good location, doing aD average
business of $30 per day and over. Will sell
iln lump or Invoice. Stock • all new and
I clean. Must bo seen to b» appreciated.
LEAHY & SON, Hole Agents. -
Corner grocery In an up to date location;
rant only $20, including large Icebox, cheese
cutter, cigar case and three show cases, etc.
Price only $850. ■. ■„••.:
$»0 for a nicely located, cash over the
counter grocery store. This price Include!
stock, fixtures and household furniture for
three living rooms) rent only $15 for all.
Investigate. LEAHY & BON.
Grocery store to exchange for good city
property. Will Invoice stock, fixtures at
right price; all about $2500. Investigate this
lit once, It will stand Investigation and pres
ent owners have best reasons for selling;
Main street location.
For sale .or exchange at Invoice, my
fine up-to-date grocery In S. W., ■ doing
an average business of $60 per day; rent
only $30; 3 years' lease; 2 horses and
three wagons; nice barn In rear. Want
good city property and $1000 cash for
everything; will invoice about $3500; a
money maker.
CONFECTIONERY
$3500 —Here Is a chance to get Into a
fine old established confectionery and soda
fountain business in a nearby town on
elcctrio line; population 10,000; last year's
ttuslnoaa over $10,000. If you are a buyer
Investigate this. It will pay you; best
reasons for celling; summer season on.
Confectionery store at beach to exchange
for good city lots up to $700 or $800, balance
cash; price $1200. Investigate at once.
MEAT MARKET
(500 for a meat market that Is a meat mar
| ket In connection with fine grocery; rent
only $15, four years' lease; soliciting and de
livery done by grocery; no charge; $350 Ice I
i box, marble slab and computing scales. What
do you think Of It?
RESTAURANT AND DELICATESSEN
Restaurant and delicatessen In a location
that patera to a particular class of trod*
that Is very profitable; long lease, cheap
rent, Including 3 living rooms. This la a
place that will stand Investigation for the
I price asked, $750, Including cash register,
■team counter and everything necessary for
business, or will exchange for a good lot
U the price 'la right,'
i > ■ - ■ ;i ; —— ' - ,;?x
I.INCH ROOM AND RESTAURANTS .
A. BUSINESS PROPOSITION .-.'.','»
For good city property and some cash
I will turn over my. old-established cen
trally located lunch room in the city;
seats over 100 people, average business of
$175 a day, guaranteed; will prove it to a
person meaning business; 3 years' lease 01/
property; cheap rent. Price $6000; up-to
date equipments. LEAHY & SON.
Restaurant men, here la one of the oldest
I established restaurants In Ban Pedro, doing
I a cash business of $45 a day; present owner
been there for several years and has made
lots of money; has cheap rent with unexpired
liase of 3 years yet to .un; willing to sell
for $800; worth double. Sea my agents,
LEAHY & EON.
-ROOMING AND APARTMENT HOUSES
Three-year lease on 60-odd room apartment
house In a Una location, well furnished; rent
la only $200; present owner has best reasons
for selling; clears over $100 per month. Take
about 6 hours' work a week to take care
of place. 1 want $530 for what I own, Includ
ing $260 paid on last month's rent. Here Is a
chance to get Into business that pays well;
and at very little expense. You must hcrry
to get this as It will be oft the market soon
HOTEL FOR SALE OR :EXCHANGE
Hotel on corner, well furnished, rent
very reasonable,* sublet concession and
reduce rent; Irooms filled all. the time;
large - reception .hall and sun parlor; a
good piano, 16 baths; will sell or ex
change for bungalow clear for my equity.
HOTEL, BUILDING
We ■ have a fine hotel In a neighboring
town that has big prospects, party wants
to sell building and furniture for 20 liv
. Ing rooms. Price,only $12,000, including
furniture separate. Look Into this; It
will stand strictest Investigation.
IF" you WANT TO exchange YOUR
PROPERTY list it with us. we
have A large LIST, BOTH city AND
Country. -
for exchange '
$12,000 clear store building In fine loca
tion, Income $207 per month; will ex
change for an up-to-date walnut grove on
electric line; must bo clear and Improved.
I'o'- not submit anything unless It will
stand strict Investigation.
EXCHANGES—
. , HOUSES AND LOTS
$300 down, balance like rent,* or will
exchange my $1800 6-room house on lot
50X187 In city limits near large School;
my equity of $1000 for Long Beach room
ing • house; muat stand- strict Investiga
tion. > Leahy & Bon, sole agents. *
v $750 clear city lot . near large school,
. sine 50x160 to; alley; will exchange ■ for
nice Long Beach rooming house. Leahy
' & Son. sole ' agents. *•..*•
$8100 clear, 6-room house on dirt. at
Ocean Park, high and sightly view will
trade for clear acreage same value; does
. not have to be Improved. Leahy & Son,
sole agents.;
$1300 for 3 lots, nice location and a con
tract of $700, bringing me $15 per month;
all of which I will trade for god city
cottage up to * $3500 aVid give straight
mortgage for difference.
' $4750 house Just finished, modern house
in S. W. >to exchange for clear . lot •as
first payment.
$2000 — neatest, coziest 5-room mod
ern bungalow you ever saw, located on
Vermont aye.. between Washington and
Pico; want $500 cash and good lots for
my equity' of $1200, balance due $30
month, including; Interest at 7 per cent.
EXCHANGES—
. . * • RANCHES AND ACREAGE!
$500 DOWN $500 DOWN $600 ; DOWN
20 acres of fine land suitable • for euca
lyptus grove, located on electrlo line;
price of place Is $2100, mortgage $1600.
due 3 years, 7 per cent.
$500 fur (i acres of fine land a few miles
outside of: Ban Bernardino; a snap, In
. vestigate. . • .
Do you want to get out of the hot,
• tufty city and settle down on the pretti
est little 2U-acre mixed fruit ranch you
ever saw, with house of six rooms T Price
'. only $2300, - including • furniture and fine
piano; • also farming Implements. Will
' exchange for grocery not nearer than 80
miles to Los Angeles.
', FOR EXCHANGES
See RICHARDSON, the Strap Man.
. After. trying other, agents
without success. >- consult ;.; ;
LEAH V * SON, Sixth and Main sts. - I
LOS ANGELES HERALD: THURSDAY MORNTNG, APRIL 30, 1008.
You Should Advertise.
/m " B^*BB^*^najUuß*BTffißfuAua9Ha^Bfea¥ I V 1
XV.
""A little noutnit low and then
la relished by the beat of men."
Bnt how to beat Invest their pecce
la what la thongrht by men of aenaaj.
In baalneaa life of aytrlfe and flgrht
The dally »d« are rellahed qnlte.
The rpad to 'wealth they oft Indite
To men of keekneaa and fore-«l»hf.
CHURCH NOTICES I CHURCH NOTICE 3
. . You Should
Hear
THE GREAT SINGING EVANGELIST OF CHICAGO
One of the world's greatest chorus leaders and author
of more than 2000 songs.
■ -.-Trinity M E Ctoiircl 9 South .
847 So. Grand A ye.
Services now going on, 3 p. m. and 7:30 p. m., up to and includ
ing Monday night, May 4. .
CHORUS OF 60 VOICES
SEATS FREE BRING YOUR FRIENDS
SECOND CHURCH OF
CHRIST. SCIENTIST
Simpson Auditorium, 784 6. Hope
street. Services Sunday 11 a. m. and 8
p. m.; sermon from the Christian Science
Quarterly. Subject, "Everlasting Punish
ment." Children* Sunday school 9:30 a.
m. Wednesday evening meeting at 8
o'clock. Reading rooms, 610-611 Herman
W. Hellman bldg., Spring and Fourth sts.,
open dally, Sundays excepted, from 9 a.
- m. to 9 p. m.
BUSINESS PERSONALS "-_
GOING OUT OF BUSINESS;
hair good* below cost; switches 980 up;
'- Janes 98c; puffs 260; puff* made from
combing, 20c. Room 7, 327 M S. SPRING.
FEATHER PILLOWS RENOVATED AT
ACME FEATHER WORKS, 768 San Pedro
St. Tel. Sunset Main 1166; Home 8041.
MATTRESS making, FXATHEH bsd
ding renovated. GLOBE BEDDINCJ CO.,
SB2 E. Fifth street. Main 2936.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST—BETWEEN FIRST AND MAIN OR
at Hamburger's store, a black silk eton
jacket,'lined with white. Return to MRS.
KBERT,. 2611 South Main St., or call South
.2828. '•'"'.'". '.''-'
FOUND— OWNER MAY HAVE
same by proving property and paying for
this notice. Call between 7 and 7:30
evenings. 1142 S. ALVARADO ST. -
LOST —A DARK BROWN MARE, SMALL
white spot on forehead. Return to 1345
. CONSTANCE. A 8335.. ■ ■ ■•
1 TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Cul.lliAK WAItUHOUbJi: C 0...
416-417-41» San Pedro Street, .
Main office 824 South Main.
. Phone* Main 11171 Home 1164. New and
absolutely fireproof storage; private looked
' room* for br!o-a»brao, pianos, fine furni
ture, etc. J trunk*, boxes, etc, stored, Ha
to too per month. We solicit your patron
_*£il_____——————--—^—-—--
; CARPET CLEANING
PIONEER CARPET CLEANING wokks,
Inooporated. W. C. Cllne, president. 111
a Olive. Tel. Home F8880; Sun*et Mala
-■ Sit. ■ ■ '■ ■ : ;- - '■■'•_
,. ' - '. ■•-...WANTED -^
Furniture
WANTED— BUY FURNITURE anu
household good*. If you are going to sell
we will pay you one-third more than
other*. Phone us. Main 1117; Home
FBl7l. COLYBAR FURNITURE CO., *0»
-til South Main street. ■
' Real Estate
WANT TO BUY, SMALL RANCH IN BU
burbs, or acre so land or house and lot In
thl* city; will turn In free clear lots Mon
rovia or Hollywood lots as payment toward
your property. See PHOENIX, 202 Grant
building. ■
Miscellaneous
WANTED -RELIABLE PERSON TO TAKE
good cam of piano and canary during own
er's absence three or four months. Address
'BOX 4506. Herald. , ,
WILL take GOOD CARE OF PIANO FOR
Its use; no children; will pay. for moving.
Home phone 29613. \
, WANTED
' v Help—
Red Cross Employment Agency
184 East Second Street.
Main >-K2O. ■ - Home A7BSS.
WE FURNISH RELIABLE HELP
OF ALL KINDS. CALL ON
US FOR ALL HELP AND
. WORK. WE HAVE ONE OF
XTHE LARGEST SELECTIONS
OF lIKLP AMD WORK
IN TUB CITY
Hotel and restaurant •» help too Horn
cron* to mention. Call and see our bill
board*.
WlfED€f HELP
UAA'SJEN JE.UI'LOVMKNT AGENCY
C W. JENKS & CO.. 204 Bast Heoond j
atreet, Lo* Angeles, Cal. Both phones, i
Home A4869;/Maln $88.
Carefully selected male and female
help of all description* and nationalities
furnished promptly. .'_;
I MADE $60,000 IN FIVE YEARS IN THB
mall order business, and began with only a
few dollars. There are unusual opportuni
ties for making money today, and It is not
difficult to begin. If you have even small
capital and want to start a mall order busi
ness of your own. send for my free booklet.
It tells how to make money. Address PUB
LISHER THE MAIL ORDER WORLD, Box
1022, Lockport, N. T. re.
WANTED — ADVERTISING! SOLICITORS!.
Oood positions for bright, capable, ener
getic men of good addrehs. Quick promo
tion to those deserving . It. Splendid op
portunity for the right men. Apply be
tween * and 10 a. m. only, to ADVEIt-
TISINrt MANAGER - HERALD. Los An
geles. -. . •
WANTED-EXPERIENCED MAN FOR So
liciting of high character—not books nor
stocks; high grade and high priced man
necessary; quick and - substantial returns;
highest reference* required. Address BOX
4431. Herald.' :
MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE;! SlTU
attons guaranteed. MOLER SYSTEM COL
LEGB. 118 East Second street.
PANAMA AND FELT HATS CLEANED,
blocked, 50c up. Factory 114 it. Broadway.
Help, Female)
WANTED-A WOMAN TO CLEAN OR IRON
at home; one or two afternoons In a week.
Address BOX 4609. Herald.
■ ; '
Situations—Male
WANTED-BY BOOKKEEPER, 7 YEARS
with last firm, situation as office as
sistant; flrßt class i; references; speaks
French. C. MOLLOW, 623 Maple avenue.
WANTED —ANY KIND OF WORK BY
man from 6 to 6a. m. until noon. Phone
Broadway 2081. Address 417 RUTH AYE.
Situations, Female
WANTED—BY EXPERIENCED PERSON, A
position as housekeeper; references; take
charge; country. Address BOX 4503, Herald.
SITUATION—YOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE
general office work. West 6276. Address
1418 TOBEItMAN ST.
To Purchase, Miscellaneous
WANTED—FOR CASH, HOUSEHOLD AND
office furniture, carpets,; rug*, etc. COL
OAN'S, 316-318 S. Main. A 2459. Main
246».
FOR RENT
Houses
FOR RENT—COTTAGE, 5 ROOMS; BATH,
electric lights, KRs. large yard, flowers and
garden; special summer rate $18 per month;
see OWNER. 718 Grant bldg. Ask for Barker.
TO LET—BWELLEST BUNGALOW FLAT IN
city; 5 looms and den; very select; janitor
servlco. 1912 OAK ST. Phone 84081.
FOR RENT—« 7, flO, $12. *15, NEW COT
tages. 1615 E. S6TH, cor. Watts Local
car line. ■
TO —1670 E. ADAMS ST., 7 ROOMS.
$20; 4 rooms, $12; « rooms, $15. Hooper
car.
COTTAGES. $8. $14, »20; FURNISHED. »16,
125. Key*. 1571 E. ADAMS. Hooper oar.
TO LET—22II COURT, NEAR ALVARADO, 5
rooms, $10, or $20 payments buys It; $1660.
Houses—Furnished
TO LET — MODERN HOUSaKEEPINO
apartments, furnished complete; new, close
In. no car fare: $12-204 N. Fremont St., 1141
W. Ist st; $14—1028 and 1133 W. Ist., 1003 an!
1011 E. 9th, 8311 Crocker, 712 Cere*. 834 B.
Figueroa, 160 N. Beaudry. 911 Diamond, 1029
Colton, $17—812 W. Fourth, 212, 218 and 222
N. Fremont; $16-1137 West Ist; $20-1126
Mignonette St. T. WIESBNDANGER, 207
B. Broadway. Main 2043.
TWO DANDY COTTAGES FURNISHED FOR
housekeeping, $10 month, two rooms each.
814 JUDSON ST., Brooklyn aye. car. Boyle
1040. '
TO LET—NICELY FURNISHED •J'RIVATF.
house, 8 rooms, modern; high finlnt. W.
2,.th near Arlington. Phone MAIN 5183.
FOR RENT—FURNISHED 5-ROOM MODERN
cottage, $25 a month; water and piano ln
cluded. 134 W. FIFTY-FIRST ST.
Flats
To LET-UNFURNISHED FLAT, 6 LARGE
rooms, newly painted and calelmlnerl; water
paid; over grocery store. 1400 W. PICO.
Broadway 3461.
Flats— Furnished
GOLDEN WEST APARTMENTS— " "•
■ ■ 917 W. 6th St., near Figueroa. ,
Now vacant, on© beautiful three-room twite,
114: large, sunny rooms, big kitchen fully
furnished; new house, new furniture, wide
halls, every convenience; within walking dis
tance of business center, no car fare, yet
within two blocks and a halt of seven car
■ lines. # ,
Rooms —Furnished
. TO LET—LARGE SUNNY AND WELL
furnished room and board to middle aged
or elderly gentleman; home cooking; no
other boarder*; must be seen to be appre
ciated; walking distance. 833 FRAN
CISCO. :
TO LET—HOPE APARTMENTS, 2923 S.
Hope, S-room apartments, all outside, cool
rooms; low summer rates. Take Grand
aye. car. 82413. ' ■:*■ »
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS, FRONT, ALL
conveniences; summer rates; walking dis
tance. 937 GEORGIA. Home phone 63150.
FOR RENT—TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
light housekeeping. Call mornings, 224 N.
OLIVE ST. Phone Main 6780. '
FOR .RENT, FURNISHED—THREE NICE
sunny rooms for housekeeping. 641 SOUTH
' GRAND AYE. Broadway 2293.
TO NEWLY FURNISHED FRONT
rooms, housekeeping suites; private baths.
1163 E. 16TH ST. 84833. __^______
Rooms and Board
THE MOORE—SUNNY ROOMS; ELEGANT
table board; walking distance to business
center. New management. 1001 WEST
EIGHTH STREET.
.J. '•'-'? 'f^-j
Rooms
TO LF.T P. ALVARADO. FACING BEAU-
If til Westlake park, excellent room* at rates
to Milt you; good home table board next door.
Apartments
TO LET—ONE BEAUTIFUL 3-ROOM SUITE,
$20 per month. One room, $10 per month.
Everything for comfort and convenience. THE
ALGONQUIN FLATS, Pico and Hill streets.
Hotels and Lodging House*
TO LET—I2-ROOM BOARDING HOUSE,
■well established; large rang", good loca
-11 on. Plmnn BROADWAY 1800.
1 i — : : —; '
SPECIAL NOTICES
WRINKLES, SMALLPOX PITS AND ALL
Facia! Blemishes Painlessly Removed. Hol
low Checks. Thin Nocks, Arms, Hands,
Shoulders, Busts rounded out to perfection.
Receding Chins and 111-shaped Noses cor
rected. On account of out contemplated
European trip, wo offer special reduced
rotes on all our treatment* until June 1, In
cluding teaching and the sale of our world
rrnnwned formulas, of which we are the sole
owners In this country. NEW YORK IN
STITUTE, Prof, and Madame Steele, B. S.,
829 80. Hope St., Los Angeles. Home phone
F6191.
Wall Paper
Every roll of wall paper reduced In price.
Paper from £>,ie per roll up. Imported papers
nt wholesale prices. Don't miss this sale.
' Whether you want the finest or cheapest this
1* your chance to save money.
If you live out of town send for sample*.
Joins (C
& James SiEEiAN
124 West Ninth St.
NOTICE I-! HEREBY GIVEN THAT I IN
tend to apply to the justices of the supreme
court of California for a recommendation to
' tho governor for a pardon, and also that I
Intend to apply to th* governor for a pardon.
R. D. JACKSON.
JSragltDn. A. POLASKY, OCCULIST AND
BE B optician, formerly of Lies Molnes, la.,
TtllSir^ la now permanently located In this
cliy, with office at 817 W. THIRD ST. 40
years' experience.
i g«gj» Panama and Felt Hat*
fra?l|l Cleaned and Blocked.
Sf*jMi3Bp HIVSM.'S HAT WORKS,
~Vmßr - 148 North Broadway.
HOMELESS CHILDREN RECEIVED AND
placeu '•■ homo for adoption. Apply Rev.
O. V. RICE, superintend*mi • uiiiln-ua liuim
society. 2414 Griffin avenue.
BUY HERB AT FACTORY PRICES. 810
assortment. Umbrella* recovered and mad*
to order. 11' WEST FOURTH ST.. ne>
Hellrr-n building. ■
ELK-SKIN SHOE FACTORY. MAKERS OF
all styles In elk-akin shoe*, and special
order*. $2 to $3; flu* repairing. 106 W. 7TH.
1000 CARDS PRINTED BUSINESS CARDS.
$1.60, In boxes: other printing In proportion.
B. J. El For CO.. 121H South Broadway.
WILL TAKE CHARGE OF AN INVALID OR
old person in my own home. Address BOX
.4503 Herald. _^ »
WILL TAKE CARE OF A CHILD OVER 3
year* old in my home. Address BOX 4602,
Herald. ■ .. ,
WATCH CLEANING ("C, MAIN SPRING
BOo: nil work guaranty 649 S. Main St.
PALMISTS AND MEDIUMS
DR. GREEN, CLAIRVOYANT, BUSINESS
medium, gives life reading* daily; test
circles Wednesday evenings, 8 o'clock. 260.'
; ROOM 16, 119,4 S. SPRING ST.
FUR SALE
City Lots and Lands
FREE EXCURSIONS
d"a 1L V
FROM OUR OFFICE
MANCHESTER HEIGHTS,
Take Redondo car marked "Strawberry
Park" In front of our office, tell conductor
to let you off at Manchester avenue.
$40,000 has been expended In permanent Im
provements In this subdivision, such as ce
ment curbs and walks, grading, oiling, park
ways, all lined with beautiful California pine
trees; a water system which furnishes a
bountiful supply piped through all alleys;
a 17000 church just completed ai.d many nice
homes going up. Don't wait until prices have
climbed beyond your reach.
MANCHESTER HEIGHTS
Is the most sought for tract on the market
today, and will soon be closed out. It lies
at the southwest corner of Vermont and
Manchester avenue, high and sightly, com
manding a superb view, with fertile, well
drained soli; $14,000 public school one block
away. Go early and make your selection
before the best are taken.
LARGE LOTS AT SMALL PRICES.
Manchester Heights lots are the highest
class property for the least money on the
market today; It lies just without the city
limits of Los Angeles, and has the services
of two electrlo car lines. The elevation
gives a clear view of the entire valley Bur
rounding Los Angeles and of the mountains.
Prices $300 to $750. Terms $25 down and $10
per month. You will be surprised to find
the large lots we are able to give you at
these low prices. Call for free tickets and
go out.
FREE EXCURSIONS
EVERY DAY FROM OUR OFFICE.
OFFICE OPEN SUNDAY
TO GIVE OUT FREE TICKETS.
HOME A 5574. SUNSET MAIN S3«.
GRIDER-HAMILTON-OSWALD CO.,
t2o W SECOND ST.
FOB THE CHKAPKST ritOPKRTV
in Imi Angeles; 11 line lot only 2S min
utes' walk downtown; on Union aye., near
fithi only s-;ii(i<i; lot 60x188 to alley ; on
both sides owners are asking (3500; this
is ii snap. Aasji
OSCAR B SMITH,
313 O. T. Johnson Bldg.
FOR SALE—
Lot on Harvard boulevard, near Pico, 50x
123, cast front. This lot can be had for
$1600. Don't fall to see this and other bar
gains wo have on our list.
OSCAR B. SMITH,
313 O. T. Johnson bldg. Fourth and Broadway.
IOR SALE—S26OO, CORNER ON SOUTH
Burlington avf., lot 80x14014. Call
OSCAR B. SMITH,
813 O. T. Johnson Bldg
Houses
I HAVE FIVE HOUSES TO SELL ON THE
easiest terms ever offered on the same
class property In Los Angeles. They are
all close in, close to the car, Co fare.
transfers everywhere; all Improvements
in, cheaper than rent. The prices range
from $1100 to 12150. There Is money In
this, so come In and ask about It between
9 a. m. and 1 p. m. Remember every dollar
paid for rent Is a dollar wasted. W. A.
I.ITZENBERG, 320 Pacific Electrlo bldg.,
6th and Main sta., with JANSS CO.
* ——
__ — ■ ;
FOR INFORMATION OF NICK NEW COT
tngn lininn on easiest terms, low price,
mil tip West IMS, South 8107, Main IZO2
or Hume A 87371.
w • ■
FOR NAI.K—S2IIOO; A HNAI' ON HART
ford Just north or nth: lots urn $3000
and ii 11; ft-room rot luge, not modern, lot
60x130, only 20 minutes' walk downtown;
owner must sell. Hee
OSCAR B. HMITH,
813 O. T. Johnson Bide
FOR BALKAN EAR iVENTLAKK PARK,
beautiful homo, line view, Iran than n
block of the park; R-rooni modern house i
ran he Imil for only $7000; tills Is cer
tainly a good buy,
OSCAR B. SMITH,
31.'l O. T Johnson Bldg.
FOR SALE—FURNISHED COTTAGE, $1800,
$50 cash. Kej*. 1671 ADAMS. Hooper car.
FOR SALE—IS 66 E. ADAMS, 6 ROOMS; A
modern; $3000, $100 down. Hooper cars.
TO LET—22II COURT, NEAR ALVARADO,
I rooms. $1600; $100 down; $15 month.
TO LET-2211 COURT, NEAR ALVARADO, 5
rooms, $1600; $100 down; $15 month.
FOR SALE— E. ADAMS ST.
7 rooms; $3000, $100 down. Hooper ears.
Stocks and Bonds
WHY WORRY YOUR BRAIN LOOKING
further through this column? Bee our ad on
the financial page, with the headlines "Fool
ish Finance," After reading it carefully with
a good night's rest, stop In Monday morn-
Ing at 111 Faclno Electrlo building, and we
will chow you the best buy and the surest
gain of any stocks quoted on this market
or any other market In the United States. It
will cost you nothing to Investigate, and It
will mean dollars In your pocket.
t.oi.DI ir.l )> TRINITY MINING CO.,
818 l'aclflt! Klectrlc Bldg.
Government Lands
NO CYCLONES IN CALIFORNIA-IB" YOU
want a homestead or reclamation here we
can help you. ' We make a specialty of
searching out desirable government lands
(better than you can yourself). We now
have some In Imperial and Coachella valleys,
Kern, Los Angeles and San. Diego counties,
near railroads and towns, suitable for truck
farms, vineyards, stock and chicken ranches.
Our escrow terms are $1 per acre. See us
before you locate. We are posted. WEST
ERN GOVERNMENT LAND BUREAU, 514
Merchants Trust building, 207 South Broad
way. Home AB72S: Broadway 2777.
Hotels and Lodging Houses
FOR SALE—ELEGANT FURNITURE AND
carpets of 15-room house: large high lot;
fine lawn; 3-foot retaining wall. Fine
for roomers; house full. Walking dis
tance. House for rent, $60 month. Lease.
616 S. FIGUEROA ST. F3508.
FOR —ROOMING HOI'SK ON SOUTH
Broadwuy, 'ill rooms, lease S years) will
sell at a Brent sacrifice.
OSCAR B. SMITH.
313 O. T. Johnson Bide
Beach Property
FOR SALE— OCEAN PARK.
6 rooms, furnished house. between
Trolley and Ocean, on paved street, south
front. '
$1600 —Terms.
BOBBINS It A LTV CO., Inc.,
' Pier aye., Ocean Park, Cal.
S Miscellaneous
FOR SALE—POOL ROOM, ii TABLES;
cheap it sold at once; located In new
pavilion at Redondo. W. 8. DOWNING,
owner, Redondo, Cal.
FOR SALE—DOLL HOUSE OF 5 ROOMS,
all furnished; rooms 15x18 Inches; very
easy to move; has rollers; price $1.75.
E2174. . [
Who Seldom See Either of
the Other Morning Papers
The Largest and Strongest
I'aculty in Southern
California
THE FILLMORE
SCHOOL OF MUSIC
THOMAS IT. FU.T.MORE,
President and Director. •-
Main Office, 325 Blanchard Building.
Los Angeles. Cal.
Telephones I Home, Ft. *2 1 Main 6830.
Tel. Main 5982. From ] to 8.
CHAS. PROCHNOW
VIOLIN INSTRUCTOR
Piidll of Desxo N«m*i.
Hours; 2 to 7 p. m. Daily.
except Thursdays.
With De Chauvcnet Conservatory of Mmln,
•' ■ -" - 845 So. Flgueroa St.
DE CHAUVENET
CONSERVATORY OF
MUSIC
845 So. Figueroa St.
Broadway 3985. Home 71754.
LYRIC SCHOOL OF
MUSIC
MISS LUELLA M. McCUNB.
732 South Olive Bt. Los Angeles, Cat,
«09 SOUTH HILL ST. ' Day and evening.
i I WEST FIFTH ST. Established 1111.
t Opposite Central Park.
r rfT^CEI3SSb.'ECLECTIO
iS?iWSSS SHORTHAND
SSr M .Art -and Design
Park. Every branch; day and night. Illus- :
trated prospectus. Phono E1657. L. I. G.
MacLeod, Director. Classes all the year
round.
LA CONSERVATORY OF
• T\. MUSIC AND ARTS
Main 4403. A 2266.
B. J. lent inc. Prr»., 827*4 ». Spring St.
Practice claviers for rent.
POSITIONS FILLED
Brownsberger Home School
953-6-7 West Seventh St., Los Angeles. -
Bookkeeping and Shorthand Departments.:
Telephones: Home E2408. Main ' 2811.
EDUCATIONAL '
LADr JUST ARRIVED FROM MEXICO
experienced In Spanish language will give
lessons. Box 702, SANTA MONICA, Cal.
HBALD'S BUSINESS 'COLLEOH— . '
Oldest and largest In California.
«14 B. Grand aye. J. W. LACKEY. Mgr.
FOR SALB .;•_•■■■ ■^■■■■.
Country Property
FOR SALE-30 ACRES, ORANGE CO., NO. 1
land, '•, mile from railroad station; Si wal
nuts, 200 Inches water every 10 days free;
will sell part or all; ■ price ■ (10.000; easy •
terms. 134 S. WILSON AYE., Pasadena, Cal.'
$125 FAYS IT ALL. CALL IN AND LET
us show you how to get 160 acres fine
dose-In agriculture or fruit land. Plenty ■
of water. 623 CHAMBER OF COMMXKCK.
I Oil SALE—S ACRES FINK LAND, 1 ACRE '
ear-old walnuts, balance unimproved 1
price fl2oo. HIIAV, 111 Broadway. Mala
2663. ■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ -
Live Stock, Horses, Mules, Cattle
JI'ST ARRIVED~WITH A CARLOAD OK" !
JUST ARRIVED WITH A CARLOAD, Of
Raddle horses, mules and burros. 929 •
T.YON ST. ■ \ ■■.*■■.,..■
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
FOR BALE—A SQUARE PIANO; , NEW
strings, hammers capped, new felts; < must
sell by May 1; a bargain. Call before 9:33
a. m. or after 4 p. m. 5817V4 CENTRAL AY.
FOR EXCHANGE
Real Estate
FOR EXCHANOE
-40 acres peach orchard, near Ontario; good
plastered house, etc.; last year's crop brought
$7668. Will exchange for good Income prop
erty, this city.
24-aere ranch near Downey, 10-room house,
barn 40x42. fruit, alfalfa, barley; price $14,500;
mortgage $3900; 3 years 7 per cent; want In
tome property same value.
FINSTER REALTY CO.,
Main (607. Room 4, 2U<4 S. Broadway.
TO EXCHANGE— NOTE, SECURED BY
deed of trust on 120-acre ranch, for house
and lot of equal value In Los Angeles, Pasa- I
dena, Long Beach or Pomona, 1!)4 S. WIL
SON AYE.. Pasadena, Cal.
FOR EXCHANGE— ! ~ "~~~
10-acre Ofansra grove, cheap water, fine
condition; want Long Beach residence or
unimproved. MARSH, 111 So. Broadway,
Main 5663. ■ . ■ - ■ . ■
TO BUY, SELL OR EXCHANGE PROP
erty go to BEN WHITE, 304 Bryson blk.,
Second and Spring streets.
AUCTIONB ■ .
AUCTIONS
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY
664 S. MAIN ST., AT 2 P. M.
We pay the highest price for second-hand
furniture. Take all goods 0:1 consignment)
satisfaction guaranteed. We also sell horses
and vehicles at auction on large lot In rear
of store. •. ■ ■ .
If you have anything In this lino bring
It to us. ',
L. .'., AUCTION AND COMMISSION HOUSE.
W. T. MOXLEY * BON.'Auctioneers. •
WILMINGTON '
FOR SALB— .
BUY NOW AT
WILMINGTON HARBOR!
■ . PRICES WILL SOON SOAR.
ONLY 1400 EACH. /
Two nna Mg 60x1(0 foot lots, within few
blocks of waterfront and near railroad; will '
treble In value in one year. See OWNER, v
416 Union Trust bldg.. Fourth and Spring.
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