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"WANT ADVERTISE IT=IF YOU HAVE A ROOM TO RENT; AND RENT IT"
if ' WANTED '
Help—Male . .
THE HERALD TENDERS THE FREE "CSB
•tt Its "Situation Wanted", columns fa| an
Indefinite period to any one seeking employ
ment. Each ad will be run one time, but
may be renewed as often as desired by bring
ing it to the counter of The Herald office
each day. This privilege is restricted to
those . seeking ' employment and will not be
fronted, to employment agencies 'and others
tnakinr a business of seeking to supply help.
II MADE $EOfOOO IN FIVE YEARS IN TH-J
mail order business, and began with only a
few dollars. There are unusual opportunities
(or snaking money today and it is not diffi
cult to begin. If you have even small capital
and want to start a mail order business of
yeur own send for my free booklet It tells
bow to make money. Address publisher, THE
MAIL ORDER WORLD, box 1-22. Lockport.
W. T. >-l-x
WANTED—RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS; .$BOO
first year; examination in Los Angeles May
15; preparation free. FRANKLIN INSTI-'
TUTE." Dept. 606, Rochester. N. Y. 2-11-lmo
lilX , WEEKS' INSTRUCTION JN SALE'S
masship, position as traveling salesman with
responsible firm guaranteed. Address BRAD
, STREET SYSTEM. Rochester. N. Y. 12-27-29
WANTED—DRUG CLERK TO WORK IN
. city; good wages. Address BOX 291,
Herald. 2-12-3
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WANTED— TO DELIVER PAPER-.
Call circulation department of HERALD.
y ' *■" ' 10-U-tf
Help—Female
LADIES! LEARN BEAUTjY CULTURE;
cost less, earn more. FLORENTINE HAIR
. DRESSING " COLLEGE, ' corner " * Broadway;
entrance - 227 Mercantile place; F-7257.
. Original and reliable; ask our girls or cus
tomers. __• 2-6-m
Situations—Male
WANTED—BY A PRACTICAL GARDENER
| work on gardens and lawns; landscape
j gardening and pruning a .specialty; price
30c. per. hour; also window cleaning, car-
I pet beating and general bouse cleaning, j
• If you are going away for the summer let ;
Jjj me take care of your yard at so much
per month according to the size and care
of the yard,- or let me care for your yard
anyway; I will give you sat. action.
THOMAS H. MONTGOMERY. Phone or
■ ders A24SO. 2-13-1
SITUATION WANTED BY ADVERTISING
man; original and strong copy-, writer,
make my own layouts and finished illus
trations; a great saving to any extensive
advertiser; originator of some "Gold Dust
Town," "Swift & Co. Pride Soap," and
"Rookwood Pottery" ideas; thoroughly ex
perienced in the advertising field and a
competent artist; will carry two or three
accounts In my present office or accept
employment by one concern. C. EUGENE
PARKHURST, 212 Blanchard hall. 2-10-tf
FOR i SALE—THE SERVICES OF A
down-to-date real estate advertising
man.
Address F. E. 8., Herald. 2-10-5
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THE BETHLEHEM INSTITUTION Is'sEEK
ing employment for men out of work and
makes a special request of contractors and
others enrndoying labor to call on us when
in need or help. We have carpenters, paint
ers, paper hangers, laborers of all kinds.
610' N. VIGNES ST. Phones— Main
6726. 1-24-301
HOTEL CLERK OR MANAGER BY YOUNG
married man; have had 10 years' experi
ence in hotel business; wife competent
housekeeper and head waitress; both
healthy; no children, can furnish very
best of references; will go anywhere. Ad
dress 80X.290, Herald. 2-13-1
WANTED—A FEW MORE PUPILS WHO
wish instruction in English or any of the
common branches. Private lessons. 25c per
hour; class lessons, 10c per hour. Call
mornings please. N. W. corner SEVENTH
AND FIGUEROA STS. 2-13-1
ABLE BODIED, EDUCATED MAN (F. &
A. M.) seeks employment, highest refer
ences; do anything, go anywhere; watch
man, 'timekeeper or any place of trust;
■ abstainer and non-smoker. BOX - 296,
Herald. " -• . * ■ 2-13-1
WANTED— A MIDDLE AGED MAN,
strong, healthy and willing to work, will
work at anything. Address all letters to
WILLIAM CALOS, box 226, Herald.
J.-24-tf
WANTED— MACHINE WORK
and tool making; 12 years' practical ex
perience. Call on or address W. H.
DILKS, 1154 E. 52d. 2-13-3
POSITION WANTED BY HARDWARE !
man, 10 years' experience and best of ref
erences; would start at small wagesl BOX
204, Herald. 2-13-1
WANTED—POSITION BY MIDDLE AGED
man, first class mechanic; good penman,
city reference. W. H. F., address Y. M.
C. A. . - 2-13-1
YOUNG MAN AGE 24, EIGHT YEARS
eastern banking experience, wants bank
or office position. Address BOX 252, Her
ald. . * •' 2-13-1
YOUNG MAN OF 19 WOULD LIKE TO GET
a position of some kind in city; all-round
work. W. Vv ATSON. Address box 203, Her
ald^ = 2-13-1
WANTED— BY JOBBING BLACK-'
smith and shoer; country preferred. Address
JOS. MILLER, 232% E. 4th st. 2-13-1
ELDERLY MAN, WORK OF ANY KIND,
day or night, city- references; wages no
object BOX 249, Herald. 2-13-1
Situations —Male and Female
.TWO YOUNG WOMEN WISH GOOD PAY
ing stage positions; one plays the piano
. and the other has done semi-professional
white face minstrel work. Character
references the best. L. C. MORGAN,
Long Beach, Gen. Del. 2-12-2
PUBLIC - SCHOOI/ TEACHER-AND" MUSIC
teacher wish pupils to tutor, either pri
vately or in classes. The very best of
. . credentials and references. M. C. FAR-/
NUM, Long Beach, Gen. Del. 2-12-3
To Purchase — Miscellaneous
WANTED—DIAMONDS, OLD GOLD, JEW
e'.ry; highest price; a 'fair deal. H. B.
CROUCH, mfg. jeweler, 542 S. Broadway.
; j 2-10-tf
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To Rent *
WANTEDTO RENT 3 OR 4-ROOM UN
furnished modern flat, in good location, '
either west or south, by permanent ten- j
ant; rent must be. reasonable. Address i
* BOX 266. Herald. ' 2-6-tf j
. i
SPECIAL* NOTICES
F. HAUSSMANN NURSERY, 1940-46 WEST
22d street; strong two-year-old fieldgrown
grafted and root roses; all kinds of bed- ;
ding plants, ferns, ornamental trees and ■
shrubs. . i 1-10-tt
HOMELESS CHILDREN RECEIVED AND
placed In homes for adoption. Apply REV.
0 V RICE, superintendent Children's
Home society. 2414 Griffin aye 6-1-x
ELK-SKIN SHOE .OK.. MAKERS Ot
mil style* la' elk-skin shoes, and special
orders, $2 to $5; fine repairing 208 WEST
KKVi-NTH ST. $-_._:
DON'T. FORGET THE FA- TOILET PAR
lore, . magnetic treatment also given ' for
rheumatism and nervousness. 1006 8.
MAIH. . U-8-tf
EUREKA PASTE F-CTORY. MAKERS OF
paste for all uses. 144 S. ANDERSON ST.
Home A 1334; Sunset Boyle - IL
1 • 9-16-w-f-s-s-ra-x
JAMES R ROGERS. EX-EXAMINER U~~B.
natent office. Patents 428 BYRNE REDO.,
Ixjs Angeles. Cal. ■ 12-1-m
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•• STORAGE* v y 4-V*t^/
HOUSEHOLD *o^_T_"^?ACKl£_r^Y~^__C
pet.ut v packers, moved tn large,, clean
vans, and stored .in- clean warehouses, or
shipped. Private - rooms. We also - sell
coal and wood. Both telephones. SHAT
TUCK & NIMMO WAREHOUSE CO., 109
!,West Sixth street. 12-1-t-t-sa-s-lm
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_■_"_'_•;■' y:.- FOR RENT
Houses .. *
* —_———_———_——_————__—_--_—_—__________—___.
4283 HALLDALE AVENUE
$30 per month, a new 2-story S-room house,
hardwood floors, beamed ceilings, gas, elec
tricity, shads trees, in a highly improved dis
trict, where . building restrictions are $2000
and upwards. Take Dalton avenue car line,
get off at Halldale, ' walk one block south.
4206 HALLDALE AVENUE
$30 per month, a new 2-story bouse, hard
. wood, floors, beamed ceilings, gas, electricity, .
shade* trees, highly improved streets, build
ing restrictions in district $2000 upward. Take
Dalton avenue car, get off at Halldale, walk
one block south. "
4210 HALLDALE AVENUE
$30 per month, new 2-story house, strictly up
to-date with all the latest improvements, gas,
electricity, shade trees, improved streets,
building restrictions $2000 upward. For fur
ther information regarding the above and j
other property owned by the company, call on
or address
D. F. SULIVAN
? Safes Manager,
PIONEER INVESTMENT AND TRUST CO.,
Seventh Floor, Grant Building.
Phones—Main 1583. Exchange 277. 2-12-2
I FOR RENT—II 32 (E. WASHINGTON ST.,
5-room modern cottage, large barn, large
yard; reasonable rent to right party. Call
HEIDT FRUIT CO.. City Market, 3rd and.
j Central. 2-12-4
| FOR RENT—SEVEN ROOMS, TWO-STORY
modern house, with cement cellars, sta
tionary washtub, fine' lot and barn, $25
and water paid. 3725 S. GRAND. 2-12-4
FOR RENT—S-ROOM MODERN COTTAGE
on W. 43rd st., close to Grand aye. car
line. C. MAGNELL, drug store, sth and
Main. / , \ 2-12-4
' FOR RENT—FOUR-ROOM HOUSE, LARGE
; lot, screen porch, gas-and toilet; $12; near
Vermont Key at 1249. W. 25TH. '- 2-13-1
• FOR RENT—COTTAGE OF 6 ' ROOMS, ON
hill; high, dry; lawn. gas. electricity. 123*
j N. BOYLSTON. 1-22-tf
i NEW 6-ROOM HOUSE; GAS. ELECTRI
city. oak floors. 334 W. 66TH. South
5246. . 2-12-4
$20 —LARGE EIGHT-ROOM, UP-TO-DATE
houses, 10TH AND TOWNE AYE. 2-12-4
FOR RENT—S-ROOM COTTAGE; WALK
_ ing distance. Tel HOME 53574. 2-12-4
Rooms Furnished
FOR RENT—2 NICE- ELEGANTLY FUR
nished. rooms for housekeeping; gas, elec
tric lights, bath, flowers and large front
lawn and yard, with all conveniences; pri
vate residence, close In. 5 minutes' walk to
town, two car lines, Hollywood and Angeleno
Heights; rooms reasonable. 525 SUNSET
BLVD., near Bunker Hill. Phone Broadway
1262.' ' r_ 2-12-tf
FOR KENT— 2- NICE ELEGANTLY FUR~
nished rooms for housekeeping; gas, elec
tric lights, bath, flowers and large front
lawn, with all conveniences; private resi
j dence, close in, 5 minutes' walk to town,
two car lines, Hollywood and Angeieno
Heights; rooms .reasonable. 825 SUNSET
BLVD., near Bunker Hill. Phone Bdway.
1262. ; 1-3-tf
FOR RENT— SIO PER MONTH, TWO FUR
nished housekeeping rooms; clean and
sunny, with heater; use of parlor and
bath; private residence; first floor; close
in; two car lines—Hollywood and Ange
leno Heights. 841 SUNSET BLVD., near -
Bunker Hill. Main' 2575. 12-12-tf
PLEASANT ROOMS, HEATED, MODERN
house, with or without board; home cook
ing; reasonable rate's. Phone 24655. Take
University car on Spring st. 5-12-4
FURNISHED ROOMS—I OR 2 ROOMS IN
private home! housekeeping privileges;
both phones; reasonable. S. E. cor. Pico
and' Los Angeles. . . - 2-12-4
FOR RENT— IN PRIVATE , COT
tage, with young couple; no other'room
• ers; sociable party desired; $5 per mo. '
934 Crocker. 2-12-4 ,
HOTEL CADILLAC, 932 A S. MAIN—NEW
management; best furnished rooms in
city. $2.50 week up; $10 month up.
Phone F4456. . 2-12-4
PRETTY, SUNNY FRONT ROOMS|~~$8:
larger, $10; both phones; heated, privi
lege housekeeping; private house. 1012
South Hope. . 2-12-4
FOR RENT— 3 UNFURNISHED ROOMS*;
bath and toilet; near cars, .16 Waterloo
si. Take Hollywood car to Casco. In
quire at store. 2-12-4
FOR RENT—LARGE SUNNY ROOM, OUT
side entrance, nicely furnished, suitable
for one or couple, low rent. 228 V_ South
OLIVE ST. ' 2-12-4
$1.50 PER WEEK UP—SUNNY FRONT
rooms, $3; also housekeeping rooms; rea- ■
sonable; under new management. 321 Mj
W. 4TH ST. 2-12-4
PLEASANT ROOMS, 2 HOUSEKEEPING
rooms, $3; cooking and lighting gas free.
Near Pacific. Electric barns. 736 HEM
LOCK. 2-12-4
$1.75 TO $3 WEEK— SUNNY FRONT .
rooms, bath, phone, piano, electricity, ■
running water, etc. THE FLOYD, 823%
W. 3rd st. 2-12-4
FOR RENTFURNISHED FOR LODGING
or housekeeping; good rooms at moderate ■
prices; close in. 512 MAPLE AYE.
] 2-12-4
NICELY" FURNISHED FRONT ROOM FOR
rent; 2 persons, $12; 1 person $10; every
convenience. Apply 1314 ORANGE ST.
' : 2-12-4
FURNISHED ROOMS WITH USE OF PAR
lor and piano, $1.50 up; housekeeping ■
rooms, $2 up. 326 N. HILL. Main 5972.
"'■ v 2-12-4
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, SINGLE .
or light housekeeping privilege. Take •
yellow University car. 2121 ESTRELLA.
2-12-4
FOR RENT—NICELY FURNISHED PRET
ty sunny room, with use of kitchen and
dining room. PHONE WEST 1730. 2-12-4 '
' NEWLY FURNISHED SINGLE ROOMS;
also 4-room flat; no children.
1400 W. 7TH. Walking distance. 2-12-4
$1.50 WEEK UP— NICELY FURNISHED,
rooms, single and housekeeping. THE
DARBY HOUSE, 717 Maple aye. 2-12-4
FOR RENT—SII, FURNISHED 3 ROOMS, ,
screen porch, reception room, bath and
phone. Call EAST 1964. 2-12-4
FOR RENT— 2 OR 3 SUNNY FURNISHED .
or unfurnished rooms, all conveniences. .
I 1782 W. 25TH ST. . 2-12-4
WANTED—LADY WOULD LIKE LADY
to share apartment with her, close in.
Call MAIN 3553. . 2-12-4
FOR KENT— FURNISHED ROOM, :
suitable for gentleman, $1.50 per week.
831 S. HOPE. ' 2-12-1
FURNISHED ROOM, $9 BY MONTH, $2.50 '
by week. THE BON AIR. 216 S. BunkeT !
Hill aye. 2-12-4
FOR RENT— ROOM NEAR U~sVc.;
' hot baths, parlor and piano. 917 W. •
34TH ST. 2-12-4 '
FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS CHEAP,
sun all day; gas and bath. 636 W. 11TH.
■ 2-12-4 -
FOR RENT—I FURNISHED ROOM. SUIT- ]
able for 2 gentlemen; $12 month. 2-12-4
543 S. FLOWER— SUNNY SLEEPING ]
rooms, $6 up; also housekeeping, $10.
■A ■ \ 2-12-4
Rooms Unfurnished :
FOR RENT— S ROOMS. 1 BLOCK FROM
7th and Figueroa sts., on • Ingxaham. ',
Newly -papered, and painted. Porcelain
bath; $18, water paid. M. a. COPPS, 726
H. W. Hellman Bldg., A 8615. 2-12-4
FOUR LARGE ROOMS, modern; prT- i
vate hall and bath; 2nd floor front; east
side; sunny; walking distance. Take -
Crown Hill car to Boylston st OWNER.
1216 W. 4th. . 2-12-4
FOR RENT — UNFURNISHED, LARGE. ]
■ downstairs room, suitable for business;
'■ very cheap; also living rooms, $2 mo. up.
333 S. FIGUEROA. - _ 2-12-4
LOS^ANGELES HERALD: SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 13, 1909.
. The Wait .Ads/Arc , ■
■' '. ' i""' '■ '-_ ■ ' * -
Biflsioess
Peacemakers ;
In the store, the office, the factory, the
work places, the horne —wherever human
interests clash, wherever workers and
employers come to be discordant, wher
ever new workers or new work are the
urgent need —the road to peace lies
through the want ad. columns.
In almost every case, a peace-wrecking
incident of daily life needs but the sim
ple remedy of a little want advertising—
whether it is the sudden exit of the
servant, stenographer, clerk, "cook,
boarder, roomer, tenant; or the unex
pected need to quickly uraise some money."
More and more, every day, the lives and affairs
of the people of this city, the want ads. are coming to
play the parts of adjusters, of vexation-preventers, of
BUSINESS PEACEMAKERS!
FOR RENT
Houses— -Furnished
FOR RENT— ANGELENO HEIGHTS; 7
room furnished cottage; 3 bedrooms r*-new,
modern; large garden;-everything grow
ing; chicken corral; 2 car lines 230 feet
away; east end Kensington- road; $30
month; less if leased. 1127 MARION
AYE. . 2-12-4
FOR RENT— FURNISHED ROOMS
and bath, near 3 car lines; nive neighbor-,
hood; to desirable parties only, $14, in
cluding water, electric lights and use of
phone.' Will lease until July 1 at $12.50.
1236 W. 22ND ST- 2-12-4
FOR RENT—FURNISHED, BEAUTIFUL
home, southwest, all kinds fruit, palms,
flowers.' Ideal home; gas, electricity,
- phone service on, ready for use. Take
.W. Jefferson car to Kansas aye. 3017
KANSAS. >- 2-12-4
FOR RENT—FURNISHED, 6 ROOMS, Ev
erything new; 6 mo. lease, $30 mo.; 12
mo., $20 mo. Well located in Pasadena.
H. C, WOODWARD, 224 Citizens' Natl.
Bank '.Bldg. 2-12-4
FOR RENT—MODERN NEWLY FUR
nlshed 4-room cottage; take East First st.
. car, transfer on Cummings to Chicago one
block north. 2204 ROGERS AYE. 2-9-4
FOR RENT—FINELY FURNISHED TEN
( room house; furnace, fireplaces, ranges,
etc.; excellent neighborhood; reasonable.
1031 BONNIE BRAE. 2-12-4
TEN-ROOM MODERN HOUSE, COM
pletely furnished, on Orange st. ; large
'garage. CASSELMAN & , WATTS. 503
Broadway Central Bldg. 2-12-4
$20—FURNISHED 6-ROOM HOUSE; MOD
ern, gat, electricity; 1555 W. 21ST. Take
Washington car to Vermont, 2 blocks
south. 2-12-4
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED NEW 6-ROOM
bungalow on car line; close In; Westlake
district. TEMPLE 1352. 1647 W. IST
ST. v 2-12-4
NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE. 5 ROOMS,
all conveniences, $25. 2917 MAPLE AYE.
* .jfm* 2-12-4
Rooms for Housekeeping
IN A NICE COTTAGE. 3 SUNNY ROOMS
and kitchen; grate, coal and gas range;
$18, reception hall, bath, electricity; also
stable. PHONE 22029. v 1640 S. Figueroa
street. 2-12-4
1374 S. FIGUEROA— SI7 MONTHLY, LOVE-
Iy little 2-room apartments, completely
furnished for housekeeping, coal stove,
front and-back porch, sun all day. 2-12-4
FURNISHED SUNNY ROOMS, WITH OK
without housekeeping; near Hamburger's;
walking distance; summer rates; every
convenience. 771 MAPLE AYE. 2-12-4
WELL FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
suite, 4 rooms, complete with lights, laun
dry, bath and phone, $22.50 month. 811
TEMPLE. A 3077. j 2-12-4
FOR RENT—THREE ROOMS. NEWLY"
furnished; close In; beautiful flowers, sep
arate entrance, toilet, range, sink; re
duced rent 121 S. HEWITT. ' 2-12-4
NEWLY FURNISHED SUNNY SOUTH
rooms for housekeeping; newly papered
and painted; low rates; fine location. 1924
S. GRAND AYE. v 2-12-4
THREE NICELY FURNISHED CONNECT
ing rooms for light housekeeping; sep
arate front and back entrance. Rent $10.
1142 E. 28TH. 2-12-4
THREE, 4 OR 5 NEW, MODERN SUNNY
rooms, furnished for housekeeping, in pri
vate residence. 1235 NORMANDIE AYE.
West 5487. . 2-12-4
r— : : —3 —'
THE CARSON—UNDER NEW MANAGE
ment: 1, 2 and 3-room suites for house
keeping; modern conveniences. 1038 MA
PLE AYE. 2-12-4
THREE FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
rooms; 'private bath; modern; private
bath; modern; private home: For man
and wife. Reasonable. 1023 MAPLE.
«. 2-12-4
1415 BOND ST.— 2 NICE FURNISHED,
sunny housekeeping rooms In private fam
ily; desirable locality, between Pico and
16th cars. 2-12-4
SEE THIS—I OR 2 ROOMS, COMPLETE
for housekeeping; near Hamburger's;
modem conveniences; reasonable. 1206 S.
HIL ST. 2-12-4
TWO LARGE FRONT SUNNY HOUSE
keeping rooms, $15; pleasant home. West
lake park. 429 LAKE ST. Main 6646.
- 2-12-4
FURNISHED 3 AND 4-ROOM SUITES;
light, airy, modern; $9- to $18 per month.
1130-1136 IROLO. Pico car. 2-12-4
HOUSEKEEPING— I LARGE ROOM, GAS.
electricity, etc.. $2 weekly; single. rooms.
$1.50. 9021. SAN PEDRO. 2-12-4
1027 W. 35TH PLACE— ' FUR
nished housekeeping . rooms bungalow,
modern, piano. $15. PHONE [phone]
FOR RENT— 3 SUNNY ROOMS, $10 FUR
nished or $8 unfurnished. 764 E. 10TH.
- ' \ 2-12-4
121 S. BUNKER HILL AVENUE—NICE.
clean housekeeping rooms cheap. 2-13-4
Country Property-
FOR RENT—AT RIVERSIDE. . COMBINA
tion fruit, poultry and truck ranch; abund
ance,water. Address BOX 212, Herald.
MM
. . FOR RENT
. Flats
SIX ROOMS. LOWER FLAT, 1030 GEOR
gia St., porcelain bath, modern. $20. 606
and 60S V. N. Figueroa st.—Fdur-room
flats, hot and cold water, bath, 111 and
I*4. ' 2-12-1
FOR RENT—SUNNY MODERN FLAT. "$lO,
4 rooms; close in; S. P. call district; did
rent for $15. See CALDWELL. 507 Grant
Bldg., 4th and Broadway. Phone A 3454.
Main 4176. • 2-1.-1
FOR RENT— NEW 4-ROOM FLATS. MOD
ern in every respect. Polished floors,
. brick mantel, gas, electricity and private
porches. Inquire 1221 CATALINA ST.,
Pico Heights. 2-12-4
FOR RENT— FLAT 3 UNFURNISHED
sunny rooms, upstairs, all conveniences.
Inquire 1717 SANTEE. 2-12-4
FOR RENT—MODERN 6-ROQM , UPPER
flat, 421 1._ E. 13TH. Rooms sunny; near
Maple aye. car line. 2-12-4
FOR RENT—AN UP-TO-DATE 5-ROOM
flat in Westlake district. 681 S. BOONIE
_BRAE. 53190. .^ 2-12-4
Apartments
THE SAN REMO, 463 BIXEL ST., NEAR
oth—New, 2 rooms, wall bed, complete
for housekeeping, quiet house, $14, $16;
walking,distance or West 6th st. cars.
2-12-4
NEW APARTMENTS. BRAND NEW FUR
nlture, "any number rooms, housekeeping.
ALLEN, 517 Byrne Bldg., cor. 3rd and
Broadway. 2-12-4
THE HOOVER. FURNISHED OR UNFUR
■ nished, 3 rooms, alcove bedroom and pri
vate bath, $11 to $20. 3040 Hoover St
PHONE [phone]
ONE, TWO AND THREE-ROOM HOUSE
keeping apartments; gas range, bath,
phone, running water; $6 to $16 month.
1116 E. 12TH. - 2-12-4
THE LOUVRE APARTMENTS. 605 EAST.
Washington st.— 2, 3-room suites,»private
baths, steam heat, hot water. South 1204,
24742. __ . 2-12-4
Rooms
FOR RENT—NICELY FURNISHED ROOM,
close in, from $1.50 up 321 *_ W. SEC
OND ST. 2-6-7
Rooms and Board
LARGE FRONT ROOM WITH LAVATORY
and good board is offered for 2 in South
ern home, where few other guests are
taken. PHONE 24563.. ; 2-12-4
FOR RENT—ELEGANT SUNNY ROOMS.
with board. $5 week. 1240 S. LOS AN
' GELES ST. Phone Main 3254. Walking
distance.. ' 2-12-4
BOOM AND BOARD IN PRIVATE FAM
ily; reception room, piano, phone, electric
lights, bath; $s.per week. 1122 W. 9TH
ST. 2-12-t
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOM AND-GOOD
board in beautifully located home. 1614
ORANGE ST. ~ 2-11-7
Miscellaneous
' * _, A 0 ■ *
BARN FOR 6 HORSES. HAY LOFT, 3
wagons, $12.50 month. 939 S. OLIVE.
2-12-4
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
J. W. WEIGHTMAN^ & CO.,
341 S. HILL ST.
Investment Department.
■ Delicatessen and ice cream business,
furnished flat in connection; pays rent in
rooming house district; good proposition.
Lunch room—This Is a live one, no
cheap proposition only to the buyer, busi
ness location; must sell.
$350 —Meat market, fine clean place;
wholesale bills $150 to $175 weekly; good
good class of trade; rent $20.
Pool room—7 tables, rent reasonable, in
good location; price $1500, worth over $2000.
Must sell, going* away. 2-12-1
FOR EXCHANGE
Real Estate
FOR EXCHANGE— CAN EXCHANGE
-• your property, no matter where located.
SLACK & COMPANY. 418-20 Grant bldg.
A 607.7. Main 7076. _-2-tf
TRADE 2 NICE RESIDENCE LOTS, EAST
front, in Pasadena for nursery stock; pries
$1500 J. A. POTEET, Anaheim. -
l-2»-20t
PATENTS AND PATENT RIGHTS
PATENTS-U. S?~AN_PfOREIGN?~INFOB
matIon book free to inventors. BROOKS &
LIDDERS. 60S-610 L. A. Trust bldg.. Second
and Spring streets. 6-1-x
G. E. HARPHAM GE^S PATENTS. INVEN^
tlons financed; patent litigation; 29 years'
experience. tit. UNION TRUST BLDQ.
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mors and special disorders of young men;
also foot ailments. MEDICA . CLINIC, 107
W. Ist st. Skin and kidney diseases. 2-11-14
TYPEWRITERS
TYPEWRITER REPAIRING — JOHN W.
MACK CO.. 206. Mercantile place. ' Phone
F4563, Bdwy 1643. _-11-tf
FOR SALE ,
City Lots and Lands
; $1125 ~
AND. UP, CITY LOTS
Terms $1.25 down, $1.25 per
- week No interest. No taxes.
These choice building lots
overlook E a « t 1 a k • .
Park, are high
and w sightly. Fine
view. Mountain scenery
Service, 400 ' cars dally. City "i
water piped to each lot. An ideal 7 •'
•pot for people seeking a high elevation.
Golden Stat, Realty Company,
608 South Spring Street.
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Business Property
FOR SALE ~
BUSINESS PROPERTY
Corner of East Fourth street near San
Pedro for $475 per foot. This is th.;
cheapest corner on Fourth street. Last
week an inside lot was reported to have
j sold for $500 per foot and Is to be im
proved with a four-story concrete build
ing. Fourth street has a better prospect
for advancement than any property east
of Main.street. Third and Fifth streets
are almost twice as high as the price we
are asking for this corner.'
. The best buy on South Olive street, 65x
155, between 6th and 7th streets, will sell
for less than any property in the block.
FOR EXCHANGE—
Lot on Grand aye., near 7th. will take
$10,000 in trade and $2000 cash, balance
5 years at 6 per cent. . ,
Lot on business street east of Main St.,
will take residence for part payment. '
Residence on W. 23d St., will exchange
equity for lott. • .
• .
Will exchange corner on South Burling
ton and equity in fine residence in West
Adams .district for orange grove.
Corner on Wall and 10th, Improved with
10-room ' residence, will exchange equity
for residence 0? lots.
Smith .& Smith
312-14 O. T. Johnson Building. .
' 2-13-1
Suburban Property -
Rico Acres
RICO ACRES
RICO ACRES
RICO ACRES
RICO ACRES.
$25 DOWN. $25 MONTHLY
- buys an acre lot on the
LONG BEACH ELECTRIC' LINE.
cnly IB minut»s "mm Sixth and Main streets.
The closest acreage to the »ity. , Free water.
Finest soil ♦'or garden truck and berries.
GOLDEN STATE REALTY CO,
60$ S. Spring St.
___^ l»tues-thur-sat-sun-tf
Country Property
* ; *
/fjO£= Per
/j Acre
C.vjj^ Zf Cash
For 80 acres of RICH 'ALFALFA LAND
In the flowing artesian well district near
Reld-Fletcher-Roberts-Emnietts ranches,
on which you can see the finest ar
tesian flowing well- and land which pro
duce. 13 TONS OF ALFALFA per acre
a season. «Only 3 hours from Los An
geleu. Come quick. Talk with
Edward Scherman
219 Citizens Natl. Bank bids-. 3d and Main.
FOR SALE— "
32.i awes fine level land; free water right.
This land is every acre good; can all be
irrigated, only mile from R. R. and sta
tion; only $25 per acre, worth double.
See ROBERTSON,
123 S. Broadway. 2-13-2
FOR SALE — 160-ACRE IMPROVED
homestead relinquishment, near rallvay
station, and surrounded by Improved
Southern. California farms; all irrigable;
abundance of water. Price $8 per acre.
418-20 GRANT BLDO. 1-10-tf
600 ACRES OF GOOD LEVEL. LAND
close to railroad; plenty water, the finest
place for stock ranch In southwest.
Price $3.50 per acre. Terms to suit. See
L. A. LISTING CO., 105 S. Bdway.
• _ 2-12-6
FOR SALE—SS6OO BUYS^SE^EN ACRES,
one-half oranges, remainder in apricots
and walnuts; 2'_ miles from town. .GEO.
T. DAGGER, 826. Birch St., Santa Ana.
-*■ 2-13-4t
Government -_.ands »
FOR SALE—RELINQUISHMENT TO 320
acres near Hinkley railway station; irri
• gating water in abundance; fine soil; $2
per acre, forced ' sale. 418-20 GRANT
BUILDING. 2-2-tf
Business Property
WANTED— BO,OOO PEOPLE TO READ THE
AD., "THE NEXT BIG RISE IN BUSI
NESS PROPERTY," in The Sunday Her
ald of Feb. 14 on page 8, column 1,
Real Estate Section. ... 2-12-3
f
■ Pianos
YOUR PIANO OPPORTUNITY
Why rent when you can get a fine up
right at $4 monthly? We have well known
makes, second hand, all in excellent con
dition which you can secure on these
terms. Let us show you.
GEO. J. BIRKEL CO..
345-7 South Spring st. 1-SO-tf
FOR SALE OR RENT— BEAUTIFUL MA
hogany piano, almost new, $145; $5 pay
ments, rent $3. 610 WEST SIXTH.
1-19-tf
.; Stocks and Bonds
WANTED—LOS ANGELES INVESTMENT
company stock; have deposited $15,000
cash la Globe Savings bank to purchase
stock in any amounts at $2.55 per share,
including dividend. B. D. GOODWIN.
2-6-S:
WANTED— LOS ANGELES INVESTMENT
company stock; have $5000 to invest, cash.
Will pay $2.56 Including dividend. Tele
phone B. DAMON, ASUS, Main 2248. •
2-6-8
' ~ Miscellaneous
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WILL EXCHANGE FIVE HORSE POWER
motor for small job press; motor In good
condition; press must be in same. . BOX
$414, Herald. " v 9-26-
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LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Foreclosure Sale Sheriff's Sale
No. 61701 -
George R. Cooper, plaintiff, vs. Herbert H.
Greenfield and Minnie E. Greenfield, his wife, ,
Alice C. Paine, H. E. SiddaU, H. E. Sidell, ,
Jchr. Doe, Richard Roe, James Roe, Mary £H>e,
Max Moe and Kate Moe, defendants.—Order of
sale and decree of foreclosure and sale. >
Under and by virtue of an order of sale and
decree cl foreclosure and sale, issued out of
the superior court of the county of Los Ange
les, of the state of California. on the 19th day
ot January, A. D. 1909, in the above entitled
action, wherein George R. Cooper, the above
named plaintiff, obtained a judgment and de
cree of foreclosure and sale against Herbert
H. Greenfield, et al., defendants, on the 24th
day of December, A. D. 1908, for the sum of
one thousand four hundred twenty-eight and
50 100 ($1425.50) dollars, gold coin of United
States, which said decree was, on the 2d clay
of January, A. D. 1909, recorded in judgment
book 115 of said court, at page 290, I am com
manded to sell all that certain lot, piece or
pat eel i, of land situate, lying and be
ing in the city of Los Angeles, county
of Los Angeles, state of California, Tied
bounded and described as follows: Lot
thirty-one • (31) of Harbert and Butter
worth's Adams Street tract, In the city of
Los Angeles, county of Los Angeles, state of
California, as per map recorded in book 3, page
52 of maps, In the office of the county re
corder of said county.
Public i-otlce is hereby given that on Wed
nesday, the 17th day of February, A.' D. 1909,
at 12 o'clock in. of that day, in front of the
court house door of Ithe county of Los Angeles,
Broadway entrance, 1 will, in obedience to said
order of sale and decree of foreclosure and
sale, sell the above described property, or so
much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy
said judgmeit, with Interest and costs, etc.,
to the highest and best bidder, for cash, gold
coin, of the United States.
Dated this 22d day of January, 1909.
W. A. HAMMEL.
Sheriff of Los Angeles county.
By Eugene W. Biscailuz. Deputy Sheriff.
Keefer & Bowers, Plaintiff's Attorneys.
1-23-30 2-6-13-4t
' NOTICE! "
Dairymen, milk dealers and all whom it
may concern, please take notice:
The undersigned has filed in the office of
the clerk of the county of Los Angeles, state
of California, and also in the office of the
secretary of state of said state, a description
of marks or devices blown, impressed or oth
erwise produced upon bottles used by him in
selling CERTIFIED MILK AND CREAM from
the ARDEN DAIRY at ROBBJNS' RANCHES,
near EL MONTE, In said county and state.
The following is the description referred to:
DESCRIPTION
Said marks or devices produced upon said
bottles consist of the words:
"ARDEN DAIRY CERTIFIED EL MONTE
CAL.".
inclosed in a circle.
All persons are warned against unlawful use
of said bottles, marks or devices, and klso
against unlawful possession <of bottles or
boxes bearing such marks or devices.
1-30-2-6-13- EDWARD FULLER BOBBINS. .
Notice is hereby given that I intend to
apply to the state board of prison directors
to be paroled from San Quentin prison ac
cording to law. JAMES BUDD CLAUDIUS.
2-6-13-2t
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
From Arcade Station, Fifth and Central Aye.
Leave I " I Arrive
iSan Francisco via Coast Line,J 8:40 am
San Luis Obispo, Paso Robles, [ 2:30 pm
Del Monte, Monterey, Santa!
Cruz, San Jose and east 111:45 pm
|San Francisco, Mojave, Tu-[ '
5:00 pmj lare, Tracy, Sacramento, I 7:05 am
11:30 pmjOakland via Bakersfield and! 8:55 am
I „ Fresno ■ '
7:50 ami Fresno, Tulare, 7:05 am
5:00 pml Bakersfie'd and 8:55 am
H:3O pm| Mojave J 8:35 pni
Chicago, Kansas City, . St. »
9:45 am Louis, Golden State Limited, 6:55 pm
______ via Yuma. Benson, El Paso
lOverland—New Orleans vial
1:00 pmf Yuma. Benson, Maricopa, 12:45 pm
j Tucson, El Paso, San An- '
I tonic and Houston
8:05 ami Yuma; Tucson, Benson. 12:45 pm
1:00 pro Lordsburg, Demlng. El Paso 4:50 pm
6:45 am Santa Barbara and Ventura 8:40 am
8:00 am Santa Barbara and Ventura 11:50 am
1:45 pm Santa Barbara and Ventura 2:30 pm
2:35 pm Santa Barbara and Ventura 7:35 pm
7:30 pmj Santa Barbara and Ventura U:46 pm
8:00 am Oxnard, Chatsworth, Santa *8:40 am
■ 2:35 pm| Susanna, Strathearn, *ll:50am
•7:30 pmj Moorpark, Somis, 2:30 pm
Camarillo *7:35 pm
I (•Oxnard only). 11:46 pm
I Santa Paula via Saugus, I "
6:45 am f Camulos, Piru, Fillmore. 11:50 am
1:45 pm» Saticoy, Montalvo. Carpin- 7:35 pm
I teria. Summeriand
1:45 pm| Nordhoff ..■ [11:50 am
8:05 am • Pomona, 8:50 am
8:55 am Ontario, __ 10:05 am
Colton 12:45 m
1:00 pm Riverside, 4;50 pm
4:25 pm and '
5:25 pm San Bernardino 7:00 pm
8:05 ami Redlands, 10:06 am
♦8:55 am »via Riverside 12:45 pm
1:00 pm Redlands J 4:60 pm
Redlands
_*J25 pm| Redlands | 7:00 pm
8:55 am Covina-Chino I 8:50 am
5:25 pm Covina-Chino ' 7:00 pm
Santa Ana, Anaheim, Dow-J
8:53 am ney, Newport- Beach, Nor- 1x8:30 am
t*l :00pm walk, Buena Park, West t*3:oopm
x 6:10 pm Anaheim, West Orange | 4:50 pm
(•Downey and Norwalk only, ..'
xNot Newport Beach.
t8:55 am I - Los Alamltos | 4:60 pm
8:05 am Brawley, Imperial, I 4:50 pm
II El Centro. Calexico (
9:05 am San Pedro-Compton ~~ tlo:6sa__
•3:30 pm *via Long Beach (bni:4s a
-; I 6:35 pm
b*9:o_am| Long Beach-Compton :45am
tlo:2oam| »via San Pedro |tl2 :05pm
3:30 pmj «6:35 pm
"9:05 am| Santa CatallA Island | 6:35 pm
tS:10 am Chatsworth Park (see note) .4:10 pm
(Note—To and from River
- station only.)
All trains dally except those marked as fob
lows: "t" Sunday excepted; "b" Sunday only.
SANTA FE '"'
Leave I lArrtvT
Eastern—California Limited, '
10:00 am i Eastern—California Limited, 6:00 pm
daily, Chicago via Denver 6:00 pm
■->■.'•'"*■ and Kansas City
Overland Express— Chl
-8:00 pm cago via Denver and Kan- 8:20 am
■ j sas City
Eastern Express—Daily Chi- r~~"
7:33 am I Eastern via Denver and Kan- 7:05 am
cago, via Denver and Kan- 7:08 am
sas City
" " Kite Shaped—Going via Pasa
-8:30 am dena. Return via Santa Ana 6:86 pm
canyon
7:45 am _0;_0 am
8:30 am Redlands via Pasadena 5:40 pm
4:30 pm . I 7:40 pm
7:30 am Redlands via Orange 10:55 am
10:55 am ) 6:35 pm
7:45 am Riverside via Pasadena | 6:40 pm
"7-30 am| 7:05 am
10:68 a_a| Riverside via Orange ia : .g am
6:05 pmj 6:35 pm
7:30 ami"- 7:06 am
10:55 ami Corona via Orange 10:45 am
6:05 pm| ■ 6:35 pm
7:30 am 7:05 am
10:55 am I San Bernardino via Orange 10:45 am
6:oa pm| 1 6:36 *■"*
7:45 am IV 8:20 am
8:30 am 10:00 am
10:00 am San Bernardino via Pasadena 5:40 pm
1 4:30 pm 6:00 pm
8:00 pm _____________________________ 7:40 pm
8:45 am ■ 8:56 am
2:C5 pm Santa Ana • 8:25 am
6:05 pm 1:00 pm
11:55 pm I ■ ' _ 6:35 pm
7:30 am * 6:55 am
8:45 am , 7:06 am
10:5. am Fullerton, Anaheim, Orange 8:25 am'
2:05 pm 10:45 am
6:0. pm > 1:00 pm
11:55 pm. , '•' 6:25 pm
7:45 am San Jacinto, Elsinore, He- 6:40 pm
10:55 am met and Murietta 6:35 pm
10:00 am Redondo 3:40 pm
2:05 pm Escondido ~_7oo~pm
8:45 am Fallbrook 6:85 pm
8:45 am San Diego and 6:55 am
2:05 pm Coronado Beach 1:00 pra
11:55 pm Surf Line 6:35 pm
7:30 am Randsburg _? 7:05 am
8:00 pm Searchlight and Chloride 7-05 am
8:00 pm Beatty, Rhyolite, Goldfield 8:20 am
j and Tonopah
SALT LAKE ROUTE
. All trains daily except as noted.
Leave j ■ ■ | Arrive
10:00 am Los Angeles Limlt'd—Chic'go, 8:00 pm
I Omaha. Salt Lake City _.
J Overland Express— - J
8:00 pm I Overland Express— - 8:00 aa
Chicago, Omaha, St. Louis, 8:00 am
I Kansas City. Denver, Salt
_ I Lake, Searchlight, Goldfield
8:35 .am San Berrardlno, I 8:35 am
11:00 am Colton, 10:41 am
3:40 pm Riverside 1:25 pm
5:21 pm Ontario and 4:28 pm
8:00 pm Pomona • 6:51 pm
•6:45 am 1*8:15. am
8:60 am T-cng Beach and 11:10 am
sl:20 pm San Pedro 6:45 pm
4:30 pmj -_■ .3:65 pm
*8:60 am Catallna Island J 6:45 pm
8:15 am Pasadena : * j 9:45 em
2:15 pm Tropico and Glendale | 3:45 pm
•Dally except Sunday, s Sunday only.
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