PART II
J'.To Advertisers I
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• two lines.
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ager fnllure to get returns or experience
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All errors corrected or money refunded.
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advice cull Sunset Main 8000. Home
Mill
SPECIAL RATES
Want ads lo a word each Inoertlon.
Ilooms for rent— line*, 3 times.
Uouiu. with board—l lines, 3 times,
25Cents
HELP WANTED
Hale and female—3 lines, 3 times. . •
;/• 25 Cents
•.ITL'.tTHINS WANTED
Fres |
native of Michigan, 2801 Menlo avenue; tuber
culosis.
' BlBNWBNU—Carolina Blenwcnu. aged 64
year*, native of France, county hospital; tu
.ljrrculosls.
:,~...:3—Fukusaburo Aha, aged 21 yearn, native of
Japan, Crocker street hospital; fracture of
skull.
MATUMATO-T. Matumato, aged 32 years, na
tive of Japan, California hospital; tetanus.
MORTlMER—Virginia M. Mortimer, aged 4
days, native 'of California, 1405 West Ninth
street; hemorrhage.
SMlTH—Jennie F. Smith, aged 41 years, na
tive of Missouri, Good Samaritan hospital;
peritonitis.
QUON— Chung Quon, aged 49 years, native of
China, Crocker street hospital: diabetes.
MARTIN-Ruth Martin, aged M years, native
of Ireland, «36 Waat Jefferson street; ne
phritis.
LCCKWOOD-Nathiinicl Lockwood. aged 65
years, native of New York, county hospital;
myocarditis. __^_^^___^_
DIED
ARNAZ this city, July 0. 1909, Jo»e Adolf
Arnaj. son of Mrs. Maria C do Arnaz,
aged 28 years. Funeral cortege leaves resi
dence, 2011 South Main street, Monday morn-
Ing, July 12, at ■ a. m. Requiem mass at
81. Vincent's church, 8:30 a. m. Interment
New Calvary cemetery. Friends Invited.
Ui , ' __ 7-10-31
McKENNA —July 9, 1909, at 603 West
Twenty-Orel street, Anna McKenna, aged
62 years. Remains at parlors of Cunning
ham & O'Connor. Interment at El Rio.
Ventura county. California. 7-10-1
CEMETERIES
\^ " INGLEWOOD PARK
■•V CEMETERY
Two miles outside the city limits, on tb«
Los Angeles and Redondo lly ; 300 acrei
of perfect land with Improvements out
classing any cemetery on the coast.
107 S. Broadway. Itoom 202. I'hunesi
11303, Main 4H33. Supt. Plume A 9593.
4-1-12 months
ROSED ALE CEMETERY
An Endowed Memorial Park noted .for Its
natural beauty; endowment fund for per
/ petual care, over $290,000; modern recelv.
/Ing vault, chapel, crematory and folum
</ barium: accessible; city office, SOlum
barlum; accessible; city office. SUITE
102-ao« EXCHANGE nr.no. N. E. Cor
Third and Hill sts. Phones Main 909; AJ«2».
Cemetery office. IS3I W. Washington st.:
phones TJBH. West 80. e-J-12m
EVERGREEN CEMETERY
Boyle Heights, near city limits. Operated
under perpetual charter from Los Angeles
city. Modern chapel and cremat .-.
Office S3D Bradbury Building.
Phones Main 11.13; AMI I.
Cemetery — Home 41UK3; Boyle 9.
6-8-Um
SPECIAL NOTICES
Do You Hear Weil?
If not, call at 413 Wright * Oallender
1 Bldg., Hill iini Fourth sts.. and get a FREE
» .TEST Of the BTOLZ ELECTROPHONE.
V<sk terms for a month's trial at home be
lore purchasing.
HERBERT H. GUSTIN Mgr.
7-1-31
OH. FATHER. DON'T FORGET TO BRING
HOME 6 BOXES OF KELBI i S DRY HEAL
. ING POWDER. IT IS THE BEST GALL
CURE WE EVER USED ON OUR HORSES.
SOLD BY HARNESS DEALERS AT
wholesale;, Sl9 W. itth ST.. Los an-
GELES, CAL. t-27-lmo
FORMERLY Cl&Vi B. SPRING ST., NOW 119%
8. Spring. suite 8. "hlropody, electric
treatments foi rheumatism, nervousness.
letc ; ■•• — lclans' references. Open Sun
| days. 7-1-lroo
. HOMELESS* RECEIVED AND
' placed In homes for adoption. Apply to
•' CHILDREN'S HOME SOCIETY, 1414 Orif
-1 fltb aye. _ . - *■!•»
MAGNETIC HEALING — KIIKIMA I ISM,
nervousness, stomach, eyes treated. (U!P>_.
HO. HILL, Los Angeles, Oil. 7-1-lmo
WANTED — LADIES', GENTS' CLOTHING.
HIGH PRICES. 810 a SPRING. MAIN 3597;
J-6936. 6-2c-6mo
MISS STONE, MANICURING AND SCALP
treatment. 31:2 8. Spring, room 14, first
floor, rear. 7-1-20
1005 Bo"uTH MAIN UNDER NEW MANAGE
icent. Magnet and vibratory treatments.
7-7-7
JAMES R. ROGERS. EX-RXAMINER U. iT
patent office. Patents. Ml BYRNB
BLDG. 1-"» Anselea. Ca». H-l-m
FOR EXCHANGE
Real Estate
FOR EXCHANGE—W( CAN EXCHANCia
your property, no matter where located.
SLACK & COMPANY. 411-10 Grant bldg.
»^».AtO7T. Main 7071. »-»-tf
Miscellaneous "Swap*"
WILL TRADE STOCK IN BISHOP CREEK
Gold company and other mining stock for
Block in the California Wave Motor com
lisny (Reynold?). BOX 242. Herald. 6-26-tf
LOST AND" FOUND
LOST-GRAY LEATHER POCKETBOOK AT
tached to belt, containing jewelry and money.
Finder keep money and return to 2318 OCEAN
VIEW AYE. Sunset Temple 710. ' 7-10-1
LOST— $25 REWARD. BOSTON BULL
terrier, brindled, white markings; pet of
an Invalid lady. Phono W. B. PECK.
' Home »1512. 7-9-6
CESSPOOLS
CESSPOOLS^CLEANED OUT, »3.50 LOAD.
- RED CROSS SANITARY CO. Call up
60004. - *-H.tt
CESSPOOLS cleaned OUT. imperial
PUMPING CO Went 5396: 22040 . «-6-tf
PHYSICIANS £
SKIN DISEASES CANCEROUS MOLES
and warts, pedal ailments, Insomnia, Ills
■ of young men, seminal troubles also -a
specialty. MEDICAL CLINIC. 107 West
■ First street. [ ' 7"
DENTlS,Ta^__^^_
DX B4CIIMANN. Majestic Theater
Bid"* 848 ■. . BUway. F3681; Main _381«.
PATENT ATTORNEYS AND
: DRAUGHTSMEN .
iJo'pXfENTTNO PAY. S. (iTWELLS, Me P.
, ■• Wdg. Main 19««; FSSIS. / ; »-M-tl
/'
WANTED "^'fi: 1:
Help—Mai*
THE HERALD TENDERS THB FREE USB
of Its "Situation Wanted" columns for an
Indefinite period to anyone seeking em
ployment. Each ad will be run one ttms,
but may be renewed as often as desired by
bringing It to th» counter of The Herald
office each day. • This privilege le re
stricted to those seeking employment and
will not be granted to employment
agencies and others making • business of
• ••king to'supply heln , »*"*"
WANTED-50 MEN FOR DAY AND NIGHT
work; wages $1.60 to $2.00 for day and night.
LOS ANGELES LAUNDRY CO., 631 San
Fernando at. _ __! t
WANTED A PLASTERER AND A BRlCK
layer who can do cement work, and a car
penter to build ten (10) houses, and get a
house to pay 25 par cent of work. Call or
phone A. LAAG, 7900 Vermont aye. South
8165. Call Sunday. 7-i"-3t
WANTED--IMMEDIATELY, W I N D 6 W
shade cutter of experlnnce. Permanent posi
tion for right man with good chances for
advancement. Apply window shade depart
ment, 4th floor, J. m. HALE CO., 341 S.
Broadway. 7-10-3t
W.VNTE7)-ARCHITK<rrURAL DRAFTSMAN
or practical builder with local building com
pany; must be able to make cash Invest
mont; position permanent. Investment is
secured. Call at once. 1004 SECURITY
1 1.1 >(■ . Fifth and Spring sts. ' 7-10-3t
WANTED-AT HAMBURGER'S CAFE,
BRIGHT YOUNG MEN TO TAKE CARE
OF OUR LUNCH COUNTERS: EXPERI
ENCE UNNECESSARY. APPLY AT SUP
ERINTENDENT'S OFFICE BEFORE 10 A.
M. J*£i *?'
JOIN~OUR ASSOCIATION RECEIVE FREE
assistance In securing employment. EM:'
PLOYES' PROTECTIVE ASSN. 321 BYRNE
L'LDG., IN S. Broadway. 7-10-.lt
WANTED—PLUMBER'S APPRENTICE, AGE
17 or over; experienced preferred. H. J.
CRAWFORD. 542 Center place, rear of 642 S.
BJrlng ft. HMt
WANTED-AGENT3 TO SELL THE GREAT
tat aerial toy Invented; big money during
r.lks' week. AERIAL NOVELTY CO.. 105
Wast Sixth it. v '-10"31
BECOME AN A. V.TUB AND CYANIDE
specialist. Earn $100 to $300 a month. I will
teach you. 121% S. BROADWAY, room 5.
7-10-Ut
•TANTBD-A FIRST-CLASS COAT AND
vest prasaar; also under presser. Apply .M S.
Main. AMERICAN TAILORING CO. 7-10-3
-,•<-, , D SOLICITORS FOR SHOW CARDS
and signs. 25 per cent commission. See
KAUBKR, 413 Llssner Bldg. 7-10-st
WANTED-OEN TLEMBN TO OCCUPY NEW-
It furnished outside rooms; $2.00 week up.
137 S. BROADWAY. '
WANTED-A LADIES' TAILOR. CALL WEI
BIIOLD, '■>■'- S. Flgueroa, ready for work.
7-10-31
WANTED-TWO GOOD CARPENTERS. (U
Harvard blvd. Wages $3.25 per day. 7-10-3t
FIRST-CUSS PRBSBER WANTED IN DYE
works. 2130 W. PICO ST.
BOY WANTED FOR GROCERY STORE. 602
EAST SEVENTH ST|. 7-'''''it
WANTED—2S HARBERS. CALL AT LA
BOR TEMPLE, 640 Maple aye. 7-9-3
Help—Female
LADIES AND girls-at HOME steady
or evenings can stamp transfers. $1.50 doxen
upward: Original, reliable firm. Room 334.
MASON BLDO., '-* 'V. Fourth. t-23-tf
WANTED—IOO WOMEN FOR DAY AND
night work, Including Sundays; wages $1.50
to $2.00 for day or night. L. A. LAUNDRY
CO., C3l San Fernando st. 7-10-Et
WANTED—EXPERIENCED EASTERN MlL
llner will trim hats, make frames, curl
feathers; teaches millinery. Call 10 to 3.
819 S. HILL, room 1. 7-10-7
WANTED-LADIES TO OPERATE POWER
sewing machines to make overalls; nice
place to work: wages guaranteed to begin
ner*; also want experienced operator on Union
special double needle machine,. Apply 120
W. SIXTH ST. 7-10-3t
WANTED—YOUNG LADY STENOGRAPHER.
Must have executive ability. Real estate ex
perience preferred. Apply CO. OF PUBLIC
STENOGRAPHERS, 328 11. W. Hellman
Bldg.- ™*«
WANTED— HAMBURGER'S CAFE, 100
bright young ladies to take care of our
lunch counters. Experience unnecessary. Ap
ply at SUPT'S OFFICE, before 10 a. m.
7-10-3t
WANTED—EXPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPER
In apartment house for suite and moderate
wages; must be neat; bring references. Call
after 8 p. in. 1223 S. MAIN. 7-10-3t
WANTED—GIRL OR MIDDLE-AGED WO
man for light housework; good home and
god wages to right party; references re
quired. 3229 CENTRAL AYE. 7-10-3t
WANTED-FIRST-CLASS JACKET FINISH
er; must be thoroughly experienced; good,
steady position. JOSEPH GREEN. 720 S.
Broadway. • _ 7-10-31
PRIVATE SHORTHAND LESSONS BY MISS
MAUD BONNELL; typewriter furnished for
home use; speed dictation. 66 WALKER
THEATER BLDO. ■ 7-10-3t
WANTED — FIRST-CLASS VEST OPERA
tor», also finishers. Apply 260 B. MAIN.
THE AMERICAN TAILORING CO. Phone
A 2244. 7-10-31
WANTED EXPERIENCED SALESGIRLS IN
the Jewelry department of the CENTRAL
DEPT. STORE. KM S. Broadway. 7-10-3t
LADIES TO MAKE III.LOW TOPS AT
home; good pay; steady work. Experience
unnecessary. Call MO B. HILL ST. 7-10-3t
WANTED—GOOD IRONER3 ON LADIES'
garments. AMERICAN DYE WORKS. Bth
and Maple. 7-10-St
WANTED-WAITRESSES" EXTRA WORK;
$2 a day. Inquire HOTEL ROBSLYN. 7-7-5
WANTED-WAITRESSES; EXTRA WORK; $2
a day. Inquire NATICK HOUSE. 7-7-1
NURSES' LEAGUE BUREAU
Suite 610-11 Germain bldg. I 6-10-6 m
Help—Male and Female
WANTED—A CAPABLE, TIDY. TRUST
worthy man and wife to do gardening and
general housework for family of three.
Apply 3277 HOBART BLVD. 7-9-3
WANTED—MEN AND WOMEN TO LEARN
the barber trade; guaranteed In eight weeks;
Catalogue free. MOLER BARBER COL
LEGE, 113 VS. Second st. 7-l-tf
Partners
OVERWORKED MAN, DOING FINE HI .Si
ness, desires partner at once, or will sell
outright, Inquire 349 «,& N. MAIN BT 7-9-4
1 Situations—Malt
THE HERALD ENDFP.S THB FREE USB
of Its "Situation Wanted" columns for an
Indefinite p ' d to anyone seeking em
ployment. Each ad will be tun on» time,
but may be renewed as often .--» desired by
bringing It '" the. counter of Tha Herald
office each day. This privilege is re
sirlct»l to those seeking employment and
will not be granted to employment
agencies and others making a business it
•<r<lng to supply help.
WANTED—SITUATION BY COMPETENT
young man with good business references;
well appearing and with good habits.
BOX 210, Herald. ■• 7-9-7
HIGH SCHOOL TEACHER WANTS LIGHT
work during summer; can do office work
or clerking or drive. BOX 163, Herald.
7-10-lt
WANTED—POSITION, city OR country,
In grocery or general merchandise store.
BOX 162, Herald. • . . 7-10-lt
GOOD CARPENTER WANTS WORK BY
day or contract. Home phono 41160. 7-10-lt
WANTED— OF ANY KIND; AR
tlatlu Heaj. BOX 250, herald. ' 7-10-lt
„..'Situations—Female • . .•
A YOUNG. HIGH BRED SOUTHERN LADY
desires a position in family us companion
or governess, i to teach English and music;
high wages not essential; prefers a good
home. BOX ?06, Herald. : 7-10-U
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LOS ANGELES HERALD: SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 10, 1909.
FOR RENT
v Rooms —Furnished
HOTEL AFTOW
FURNISHED ROOMS, CENTRALLY LO
CATED; RUNNING WATER, TELE
PHONE SERVICE ALL MODERN CON
VENIENCES; RATES REASONABLE TO
ELKS. IttH S. SPRING IT. 7-9-7
FOR RENT
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, HOME
LIKE AND IN HEART OF CITY; REA
SONABLE HATES TO ELKS. 635 BO
OLIVE ST. 7-8-3
FOR RENT FOUR-TtOOM HOUSE, FUR
nlshed, water free., $11; large lot, chicken
corral and shed; take Hollywood or Colngrove
car, transfer to Elyslan Heights oar. 1917
VESTAL AYE. 7-7-3t
~~" " The BtTKcgU
Apartments, 237 South Flower.
Five minutes to Third and Broadway.
Large porches; $14. $20; roopli, $7 to^sl3.
Rormn for Housekeeping
TWO BRIGHT AND COMFORTABLE FUR
nlshed housekeeping rooms; both, ga elec
tricity, mantel; $9 month. 1412 W. 14TH ST..
between Albany and Valencia. 7-7-4
FOUR ROOMS SUITABLE FOR HOUSE
keeptnir, or would give board $1 per week;
two car lines; barn for rent. 1126 W. IIBT.,
near Orchard aye, 7-7-4
THREE NICELY FURNISHED CONNECTING
rooms for light housekeeping; separate front
and back entrance. Kent $10. 1142 E. 2STH
Bf. .. 7-7-4
NICELY FURNISHED 2-ROOM SUITES, ALL
modern conveniences; convenient location;
reasonable rates. Investigate. 704 W. FIRST.
7-7-4
FOR RENT—TWO COOL HOUSEKEEPING
rooms; also ilngle roms; no objection to
children; reasonable prices. 522 SAN JU
LIAN. 7-7-4
NICELY FURNISHED, LARGE. COOL
roms, with or without housekeeping; single
or ensulte; reasonable rates. 841 S. HILL.
7-7-4
THE FRONTENAC, »30 S. FLOWER; FUR
niphed convenient apartments; $2.50 and up;
also single roms, $1.75 and up; close In. 7-7-4
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIOHT HOUSE
keeplng, single or en suite; close in and
cheap, at 612 MAPLE AVt. 7-7-4
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOM, WITH OR
without housekeeping; one block from car
barn. 808 W. 11TH. . 7-7-4
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS, 2 EN SUITE, $10
to $12; single rooms, $j to $8 per month. 133
S. 'FIGUEROA. 7-7-4
COMFORTABLE SINGLE, NICELY FUR
niphed housekeeping rooms, $3 up. 238 S.
BUNKER HILL. , 1-7-4
THREE LARGE FRONT ROOMS WITH BAL
conles; also Hide rooms; board or housekeep
ing privileges if desired. 740 PICO. 7-7-4
MT. HOLLYWOOD REST FARM — TENTS
and sleeping porches; modern conveniences:
6-cent fare. For particulars phone 69105. 7-7-4
FOR RENT-ROOM AND BOARD, $3 PER
week, In nice family, for young man. South
955. 124 E. 30TH. 7-7-4
FRONT ROOM WITH BOARD FOR TWO. $5
each; side room, $4.50 each; walking dis
tance. 906 W. 4TH. , 7-7-4
Rooms
LIGHT. AIRY BACK PARLOR AND KlTCH
enette; back porch, toilet and laundry; big
yard: $11. Phone, private, central. 1012 8.
HOPE? 7-7-4t
SIVAD APARTMENT, 1517 PALOMA AYE—
Large, bright, clean rooms, with or without
housekeeping; cheap. 83139. Griffith avenue
car. 7-7-4t
,
$2 WEEK UP— NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS;
hot and cold running water; electricity, free
bath. 3MV4 S. SPRING, over Jim Jeffries'.
7-7-4t
HOTEL OLIVE. 921 S. OLIVE—NEW, AT
tractive outside rooms, hot and cold water,
one block from Hamburger's; $2 and up. 7-7-4
FOR RENT-PLEASANT HOUSEKEEPING
and single rooms; close in; in good neigh
borhood; cheap rent. Apply 543 S. FLOWER.
7-7-4t
THREE LARGE. BRIGHT, SUNNY ROOMS,
newly furnished, single or en suite, modern
conveniences. 101 S. FLOWER. Phone A 2520.
7-7-4t
FOR RENT-FIT SUITE AND SlN
gle rooms; close In; reasonable to perma
nent tenants. 923 S. HOPE, upstairs. 7-7-41
NICELY FURNISHED MODERN ROOMS,
$1.50 up; also front rooms, with running
water. $2.75 up. 82314, W. THIRD ST. 7-7-4t
ONE BLOCK TO ELKS' HEADQUARTERS-
New furnished rooms by day, week or month.
220 S. OLIVE. 7-7-4t
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, SINGLE
or en suite; gas and electricity. Phone A 1375.
334 CROCKER ST. 7-7-4t
FOR RENT-TWO NICELY FURNISHED
sleeping, rooms, $2.50 and $1.75 per week;
walking distance. 1210 S. HILL. 7-7-4t
FOR RENT—TIjREE ROOMS. FURNISHED:
yard: wall bed. private bath. 1406 WEST
TENTH. Broadway 4382. 7-7-4t
TOR RENT-THREE NICELY FURNISHED
front rooms; 2 light housekeeping rooms;
close in. 1327 S. OLIVE. .., I 7-7-4t
NICELY FURNISHED. 4 ROOMS; LARGE
porches: gas, bath, phone; $17.50. 634 W.
THIRTY-FIFTH PLACE. , 7-7-4t
FOR ■ RENT-GOOD. CLEAN ROOMS AT
reasonable prices; close in; all outside rooms.
Inquire 329 E. nth ST. 7-10-4
FOR RENT- S. OLIVE; NICELY FUR
nlshed rooms; clean and airy; restaurant in
bouse. t 7-7-4t
TWO HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS, $11; ONE
single room, $5 per month. 133 SOUTH FIG
UEROA. 7-7-3
San Bernardino
NOTICE TO INVALIDS—BOARD AND ROOM
may be had for $16 per month, teiJts If de
sired: high and dry: best climate on earth.
For particulars write MRS. JOHN MAR
SHALL, 1548 Mt. Vernon Aye., San Bernar
dlno. ' 7-4-11
Apartments
■ •
FOR RENT
Newly furnished apartments, located In
one of the most beautiful sections of the
city; two car lines pass the door; summer
rates very reasonable. THE MISSUULA,
tit W. Washington st. .. f-i-x
1 ■
ST. LILLIE APARTMENTS, 660 N. HILL
Beautifully furnished housekeeping apart
ments, all modern conveniences; close to
business renter; two rooms, $8, $10, $13
month. A 3344. 7-8-lmo
THE MOBNINOSIDE APARTMENTS, 301 S.
Boyle; strictly modern; phone; private baths
each apartment; splendid car service. Phone
BOYLE 103. ■ 7-10-11 -12-13-4t
Houses
FOR RENT—UNFURNISHED HOUSE,
WILTON PLACE; 8. rooms, Owner. 82201.
. 7-7-5t
•■; Stores and Offices
FOR RENT-FINE LOCATION FOR RES
taurnnt, 25x50 and 50x68 with basement, at
115 W. Sixth street. Apply to 7. at 1920 E.
MAIN ST. 7-10-31
! ' TYPEWRITERS
TYPEWRITERS lIOUGUX . AND SOLI),
rented) all makes; guaranteed; repairing.
BAKKK HOKY CO., Inc., XU'A S. lidway.
Main 4681, A 1011). 6-82-20
CARPET CLEANING
PIONEER CARPET CLEA NINO WORKS,
incorporated. W. C i LINE, president.
BS3 S. Oily- «'t .'.:'. Home F2880; Sunset
Main 117. »-11-tt
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I LOOK WHO'S HERE!
Big (Garry Herrmann
With his band of boosters has taken Los Angeles.
Everybody knows that he is a candidate
• • for the high office of
Exalted Ruler of the 8.P.0.E
. WHY? Simply because every paper in the
country has "played up" the story.
Newspaper Advertising Is a
Good Thing Always
1 It's better for you if you have something
good to advertise.
HERALD LINERS
Are read by thousands of people you"
want to reach.
*
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CHURCH NOTICE8 ____
Christian Science Services
Second Church of Christ, Scientist
at Ebell hall. 18th and Flgueroa streets
Services Sunday, 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.
eermon from the Christian Science Quar
terly. Subject. "Sacrament.", Sunday
school 9:30 a. m.; Wednesday evening
meeting 8 o'clock. Reading rooms, 610
-511 Herman W. Hellman Bldg., Spring
and Fourth streets, open dally, Sundays
oxcepted, from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m.
7-5-6t
Christian Science Services
Third Church of Christ,. Scientist
at Simpson auditorium, 734 South Hope
street. Services Sunday 11 a. m. and
8 p. m. Sermon from Christian Science
Quarterly. Subject: "Sacrament." Sunday
school 9:30 a. m. i Wednesday evening testi
monial meetings, eight o'clock. Reading
rooms, 610-511 Herman W. Hellman building,
Spring and Fourth streets, open daily, Sun-
I days excepted, from 9:00 a. m. to 9:00 p. m.
/ 7-10-11-2t
't * .
Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist
Services Sunday. 11 a, m.. In Bympnony
hall, 232 South Hill st. Sermon from the
Christian Science Quarterly. Subject—
"Sacrament." Sunday school at 9:30
a in. Wednesday evening meeting at 8
o'clock in Blanchard hall. 233 S. Broad
way. Reading rooms, 510 Herman W.
Hellman building, Spring and Fourth
streets, open dally except Sunday, » a. m.
to 9 p. m. , '•»•»
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH
JMm "]»» E_ inn! it "ill! ■
Jfcti«)';|'qJi^_ i U'ji!Si'-uuM i 'S'Uj,
Corner Fifth and Olive streets.
ROBERT J. BURDBTTE. Pastor. ED
WIN RANSOM BROWN, Associate Pastor.
Rev. Charles H. Dodd of Baltimore, Md.,
will preach In the morning at 11 and the
evening at 7:45. Seat reservation made
for visiting Elks and their friends. Good
music. Hear the big organ. 2000 free
seats. All welcome. T-10-1
' stTpaul'S
PRO-CATHEDRAL
623 South Olive street.
VERT REV. WILLIAM MAC CORMACK..
Dean and Rector.
7:30 a. m. —Holy communion.
11 a m. —Morning prayer and sermon
by the dean; topic, "An Inheritance That
Cannot Be Taxed."
7:45 p. m.— Evening prayer and lecture
by the dean. Topic, "American Hymn
Writers and Their Hymns." 7-10-3
IMMANUEL
PRESBYTERIAN church
Corner of Terith and Flgueroa streets.
REV. HUGH K. WALKER, D. D.
Pastor.
will preach at 11:00 a. m. and at 7:30
p. m. Subjects, morning, "The Real Justi
fication of an Optimistic Outlook"; evgn
ing, "The Province of Play in a Workaday
World." Bible school, 9:30. Y. P. S. C. E.
- meets at 6:15. 7-10-1
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Flower street, near Seventh.
JOHN QUINCV ADAMS HENRY, Pastor.
will preach at 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. Morn-
Ing topic, "The Rich Blessing of Spiritual
Peace." Evening subject, "The Best Peo
ple on Earth." Vesper service for one
hour. Sunday school 9:30 a. m. All seats
free and everybody welcome. 7-10-1
BROADWAY
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Opposite the Court House.
Bible school at 9:30 a. m. preaching at 11
a. m. by the Minister, B. F. Coulter, and at
7:45 p. m. by the Associate Minister. John
C. Hay. Young People's meeting at 6:30 p.
m. Welcome all. 7-10-2
THE LOS ANGELES
FELLOWSHIP
Mrs. Margaret C. LaQrange of Detroit
will speak in Blanchard hall, 233 South
Broadway, at 11 a. m. on "Imaginations,
Dreams and Ideals." Ail seats free. 7-10-.'
NOTICE TO CHURCHES —COPY FOR AH,
4 church notices for tha Saturday and Sun
day morning Issues Is requested to be
turned In at The Herald office by Friday
"noon. If possible. This will assure propor
classification and publication. S-11-tf
Peniel Hall, 227 S. Main
'." , Noon prayer meetings daily. Gospel
meetings every night. 6-28-1 m
ELECTRIC BELTS
ME&
VITALIZ (SF3I Vitalla Is a dry-
MV ,--:, . WP V. cell body battery
UK' CELL /lv_J for weak and ailing
' _»s£l_. v__ Men. It quickly cures
BELTS _m&hSBI |\ all chronic ailments
*i'4s ■'3ylß I?Vt by restoring life and
C C / tBH BmVv vigor to the weak
&3'VhJm%mf!farift ened organs. Cures
"i»QvSVJ SSS _•** 'I rheumatism. lum
££•- ?i__3^-_^- Da*o' back ache, kid'
£s?jj46r^V3?s^- n-*y trouble, stomach
7_^s__«--*'s>*f fS^T an'l a" nervous com
«v < J^^^W'fSkV^ plaints, sexual de-
Vs&£>^"/l/ I \WvO If"*. varicocele,
V»» l< l\ \. \ proatatlo troubles.
\f ' I Call or write for
big fr»e book, plain sealed package. Big. spe
cial six-call dry battery electric belt, Si, bom
plete with suspensory Invlgorator and curt-em
regulator. All grades and kinds, cut rates.
Latest Improved belts. F L. BRANTVERNE,
1102 Mnpla aye.. Los Angeles, manufacturer.
TRUSSES AND BUPPORTERB
LONDON TRUSS CO TRUSS FITTING
specialists; elastic hosiery, eto. 141 8.
SPRING ST. •-!»-«
FOR SALE
City Lots and Lands
•■ ' Own
Year Own
tome
Buy now while land is cheap.
There are only just so many
miles of seacoast, and never will
be another one.
Every foot of every mile is be
ing taken up, and soon none will
be for sale, except at prohibitive
prices.
Today You Can Buy a Lot
for $150 to $175, on Easy
Terms — $10 Down, $10 a
Month. No Taxes, No In
terest.
On this lot you, can build a pret
ty cottage, and as soon as it is up
you can sell. the property for
more than it cost, and every year
it will be worth more. You can
save' every summer what now
you spend in rents or hotel board
at the beaches, besides having a
beauty spot commanding the fin
est view on the coast.
If This Interests You Come
Talk It Over with Me.
li 11 o 1 No l*--^^"^>s}
255 P.\E. Bldg., Los Angeles.
Phone F7442.
Country Property
BEAUMONT
810 EXCURSIONS
Twice weekly —Sundays and Thursdays i
—12 round trip. Leave at 9:13 a, m.
back same day. FREE to buyers. See j
Beaumont, the apple paradise of South
ern California. $500 buys 5 acres apple
lands with water and a city lot 60x140.
BEAUMONT LAND * WATER CO.,
615 So Broadway
Houses and Lots
_____________ _
FOR SALE—SSSOO
BUYS A SNAP
On South Hope street, near Jefferson; lot
60x160, improved with 9-room modern
house, in excellent condition. This Is a buy
that you cannot pick up every day. and
In the best part of the city. No agents.
Terms $2500 cash, balance three years. Ad
dress BOX 252, HeraldL 7-10-2t
Suburban Property
~ ROBERTS 1 100 ACRES TRACT
(285 PER ACRE AND NO MORE) NOW
PRODUCING GOOD CROPS, POTATOES,
SWEET POTATOES, ALFALFA, WAL
NUT AND ORANGE LAND; 35 MIN
UTES' RIDE. NEW ELECTRIC CAR.
ELLIS * JOHNSON. 411 8. MAIN. ROOM
M». «-U-ti
FOR SALE
Houses
FIFTEEN HUNDRED CASH AND BAL
ANCE ON LONG TIME, MORTGAGE AT
7 PER CENT, WILL BUI 6-ROOM MOD
ERN HOUSE WITH LOT 60x146 TO AL
LEY, ON REID ST.. NEAR PICO. MOHR.
715 CENTRAL AYE. 7-8-3
Apartment Houses
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUT SEVENTEEN
room apartment house, located In one of
the most beautiful sections of the city,
excellent car services all modern conven
iences; newly furnished.
PRICE 8600
lower than cost. One-half cash, terms to
suit. Address
R. B. W., box 291. Herald. «-»-x
Miscellaneous
FOR SALE—3S-horsepowet
motor; rare bargain. Ap
ply Cashier, Herald office.
Furniture
• ICPARATB LOCKED IRON ROOMS 82 .00
per month: trunks, boxes, etc. 260 to 60a.
Phone for our large van when you own,
11. per bour.
COLYEAR WAREHOUSE) CO..
<16-17-19 Ban Pedro st. Main office. 60J-U 8.
slain it Phone slain 1117; F2I7L e-l-U
———
Piano*
fOR SALE—UPRIGHT PIANO IN FINE CCN
dltlon; only 8100 for Immediate sale. Call for
ln«r>*r!ton 411 W FIFTH ST 4-11-tf
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
MAKE $3000 MULTIPLY OVER $100,000 IN
less than two years' time. Advertiser Is
owner of gold quartz mine; has approximate
ly 87,000 tons of ore now opened up In sight
that will net a handsome profit, and want a
partner with 83000 to Invest; strictly a meri
torious proposition; Investor Insured against
loss, and the above profit guaranteed. Call
and Investigate. 617 WEST EIGHTH ST.,
Los Angeles. Cal. 7-7-6t
vTANTED-MANAOER FOR MAGAZINE DO
lng a large business; must buy one-third In
terest. J. F. ANDERSON & CO., 244H South
Broadway. 6-22-lmo
FOR RENT—FINE LOCATION FOR RES
taurant, 25x50 and 50x58 with basement, at
115 W. Sixth street. Apply to Z, 1920 E.
MAIN ST. 7-10-3t
PALMISTS AND MEDIUMS
MME. ANNUVE
THE GREAT TRANCE SPIRIT MEDIUM,
BORN CLAIRVOYANT AND LIFE
READER. Tell you of the living or dead
Without asking one question.
Gives NAMES, dates, facts and figures.
Before you undertake anything of impor
tance get Madam Annuve's advice first.
Hundreds of patrons have been put on the
road to prosperity and happiness by her.
Special reading. 600 for one week only If
you bring this ad.
719 SOUTH HILL ST.
HOURS DAILY FORM 10 TO 8. «
MONET MADE DAILY, AND HERALD
want ads help to make It. Let your wants
become known through Herald want ads.
Herald want ads destroy wants. 5-13-x
MONEY TO LOAN
4juic)rriLoliNS^N^rußNiT7;R^;7iF>iANOS l
HORSES, WAGONS, LIVE STOCK
Or other personal property. Lowest rates
of interest. Your friends need never know.
Hours 8 a. m. to 6 p. m.
Phones: F7421; Broadway 6171.
FIDELITY LOAN CO.,
529 Mason bldg., cor. Fourth and Broad
way. 7-7-6 mo
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES ON IM
proved property, or for building. Building
loans a specialty. We make definite con
tract loans on long time easy payments,
repayable monthly, or can be paid off at
any time WITHOUT EXTRA COST. Loans
made promptly. STATE MUTUAL B. & L.
ASSN., 223 S. Spring st. S-ii-tl
MONEY TO LOAN ON WATCHES. DIA
MONDS AND OTHER JEWELRY. PRI
VATE ROOM 3 FOR LADIES. STRICTLY
CONFIDENTIAL COURTESY EX
PENDED TO ALL.
A. B. COHEN * BHO.,
N. W. Cor. Third and Main St». 8-11-5 m
WE MAKE A 60 PER CENT BUILDING LOAN
and are practical builders.
MILWAUKEE BUILDING CO..
MILWAUKEE BUILDING CO.,
MILWAUKEE BUILDING CO..
316 Wright * Callender bldg.
Phones— Main 3776. «-6-Sm
SEE WAYBIUGHT-BCTLER Col FOB
real estate Investment* and quick loans
at low rates. 328-39 SECURITY BLDG.
Phone F6817. 8-6-Jm
REAL ESTATE LOANS. 6 AND 7 PER
cent. Any amount; prompt attention.
Both phones. MOTER - GILBERT. 811
Frost bldg. 4-16-lm
R. W. POINDEXTER. 40» WILCOX BUILD.
Inc. Loans on Improved real estate or good
stocks and bonds. Building loans a specialty.
e-t-3m
————————————————————————————
MONEY TO LOAN—PRIVATE MONEY
sums to suit: loans to build a specialty. M
M. DAVISON ft SON. 204-8 Wllcox bldg
4-J2-3m
TO LOAN—SALARIED PEOPLE; NO RED
tape without security; confidential. WEST
COAST EXCHANGE. 419 Henno bid*.
6-23-lm
TO LOAN— TO «10,000 ON REAL ES
tate. LOUIS K. WEBB. 800 W. 10th.
Tolephones 53028. Broadway 3506. 6-5-8 m
n «_ £ PER CENT PER MONTH ON DIA.
£ TO 3 monda and collateral. OHIO LOAN
CO., 321 Citizens Nat. Bank bldg. 5-22-jul U
r>KNSWORfir~BROS. MAKE LOANS ON
real estate 1 prompt attention. 215 I.ISS
NER BLDG, 624 S. Spring st. 6-5-3 m
R. W. POINDEXTER, 409 WILCOX BLDG.,
will loan what you need on real estate, stocks
and bonds. Building loans a speotalty. 6-9-tt
PRIVATE MONEY, 6 AND 1 PER CENT.
LOCKHART & SON, 309 W. FIRST ST.
7-4-3 mo
SANITARIUMS
fWiir Give
If I Fail to CURE any CANCER
or TUMOR I Treat Before it Poi
sons Deep Glands
NO KNIFE or
PAIN. No V*> until j^~ .fl© 1
Cured. No X Ray or B _T tf
other swindle. An _H W
Island plant makes jEfte^fwivnV
the cures. Absolute J^mt^^mSHUHKl^
Guarantee. Any To «K«XB
mor. T_urnp or 6or* m *S''if%iWV«'rt3fwsi»»'TT|
on the ilp. face or ■ f liA^3,T)3i**L)Ai3BM
anywhere » months ■ I w3^ft»'!^i^«S|i*J
is Cane ir Thisj T Jfjf
never pain until last
stage. 130 - p>(<i I _^ lJP il
book sent free with a /*~ "^ H
testimonials of thou- R^*k* O "
sands cured. a^»
WRITS TO THEM.
Any Lump in Woman's Breast
IS CANCER, and If neglected It will always
poison deep glands In the armpit and kill
quickly. Address
Dr. and Mrs. Dr. Chamley & Co.
"Most Successful Cancer Specialists Living,"
147 South Main St. I.OS ANiiKI.ES, CAL.
Kindly Send to Some One With
Cancer. '
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
German, English
Shorthand
<>.* t»xpi*rl>nciM fpn*»hpr. Term* moi3«riit%
£30 W. CUt St. Ph6n» South 1434. (
,1,11 T
,«» fimms vir-i-n ■». aanabiiibMi us.
'. Opposite Central park.
Hamburger b!dß.. 320 W. Eighth St.
■VVANTI3D-INDUSTUIOUS YOUNG MEN.
Fair pay while learning plumbing, brick
laylnar, elfctrlfal trade on contract Jobs In
few months. Write fir Information. UNITISI>
TRADE SCHOOL CONTRACTING CO., 110
E. 9th, LO3 Ar^elea. 7-3-3nvj
|
School of Art and Design
N. E. Cor. WMtlaK* PorK
SPECIAL SUMMER CLASSES
STORAGE
UAROE PRIVATE, LOCKED, IRON ROOM!)
for furniture, etc.. 11.60 ana (2 per month;
trunks. Boxes, etc., 260 to 50c; open vans
16 per day, or 75c per hour. We pack and
ship household foods everywhere at re
duced rates. COLYEAR'S VAN AND STOR
AGE CO , office 609-11 S. Main st. Ware
house 415-17 Ban tf*dro st. Phones F3171.
Main lilt »-J»-ti
PERSONALS
LADIES - DR. LaFRANCO'S COMPOUND;
safe, speedy regulator, 26 cents. Druggists
or mall. Booklet free. Dr. La,FRANCO.
Philadelphia. Pa. *-»-»'*'»
RAILROAD TIME TABLK
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SANTA FE
Leave 1 |Arrlre'
Eastern—California Limited, ~
10:00 am dally Chicago via Denver 8:04 pa
and Kansas City ____^^_
Overland Express—Dally Chl
-8:00 pm cago via Denver and Kan- S;M am
sas City I
Eastern Express—Dally Chl
-7:80 am cago. via Denver and Kan- 7.01 ant
I City i
Kite Shaped— via Pasa
-8:10 am dena, Return via Santa Ana «:35 pm
canyon
7:45 am 10:00 am
8:30 am Redlanda via Pasadena 5:40 pm
4:80 pm * I 7:40 pra
7-30 am Redlands via Orange 10:55 ara
10:1,5 am I «:W pm
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7:3' ami " 7:06 ami
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6:06 pm| »:»6 pm
7:80 am - I 7:05 ara
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1:06 pm ' *:96 pm
'f:Mam "~~ ~ 7:05 «m
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6:oa pm ___m
7:46 am 8:S0 am
8:30 am 10:00 am
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106 pm Santa Ana 8:2(1 am
6:06 pm 1:00 pra
11:56 pm 8-5 m
"7:30 am «:65 am
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11:66 pm 6:85 Pm
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ros pn> Escondldo 1:00 pra
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2 OS pm Coronado Beach 1:00 pm
lUH pm Surf Line €:3S pm
7:11 am Randsburg 7:06 am
'too pm "~ Searchlight and' Chloride 7:06 am
8:00 pm Beatty, Rhyollte, Goldfleld 8:20 fern
and Tonopah
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
From Arcade station. Fifth and Central are.
Leave I |AfTiv«
San Francisco via Coast Line 1:30 a
8:00 a San Luis Oblspo, Paso Robles. J:3op
8:45p Del Monte, Monterey, Santa
7:80p Cru«, San Jose and east 11:45p
San Francisco and Mojave
t:00p Tulars, Tracy. Sacramento, Oak- 7:06 a
ll:30p land via Bakersfleld and Fresno 8:66 a
T:6oa Fresno. Tulare, 7:05 a
S:OOp Bakersfleld 8:65 a
ll:30p and Mojavjli 8:lip
"~~~ Chicago, Kansas City. St. Louis. ~
Golden State Limited via
>:45a Yuma, Benson, El Paso 8:56»
Overland —New Orleans via
I Tuma, Benson. Marlcopa, Tucson,
ll:01p El Paso, San Antonio, Houston l:»0p
Tuma, Tucson, Benson, Lords-I 7:25 a
8:30p burg, Demlng, El Paso | l:!0p
" 8:45 a Santa Barbara and Ventura 8:20 a
8:00 a Santa Barbara and Ventura 11:50 a
1:45p Santa Barbara and Ventura 2:30p
1:36 Santa Barbara and Ventura 7:45 a.
7:80p Santa Barbara and Ventura ll:46r»
" 8:00 a Oxnard, Chatsworth, Santa "i»730»
I:86p Susanna, Stratheara, *ll:50a>
•7:30p Moorpark, Somls, 2:30p
Camarlllo «7:46p
*Oxnard only 11:45p
Santa Paula via gaugue,
(:4Sa Camulos, Piru. Fi'.lmore, 11:60 a
1:46p Batlcoy. Montalvo, Carpln- 7:45p
terla, Summerland %
"1:45p Nordhoff | ll:Ma
' •7:26 a
8:06 a Pomona I 8:50 a
8:66 a I Ontario i' I' 10:05*
8:46 a Colton " ■ l;80p
11:01 Riverside 4:36p
4:25p and San Bernardlaa 8:40p
1:25p *Not Riverside or
•8:90p San Bernardino 8:65p
8:06 a ' Redlanda 10:05 a
•8:66 a *Tta Rlversld* 1 l:80p
>:45a Redlands II 4:153
12:01p Redlanda
4:26p Redlanda 6:40p
~BTO6a Covlna-Chlno "f~8:60a
•Not Covlna. "Not Chin*
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. |»»8:«0»
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8:65 a Newport Beach, Norwalk. |x8:80a
aM.OOp Buena Park, West Anaheim, a'^.OOp
xs:lop West Orange 4:60p
(•Downey and Norwalk only.
xNot Newport Beach).
at:s6a Los Alamltos j 4:60 a
""B:3op| BrawTeyT~lmpe"rlal. El j 7:J6«i
8:46 a Cent Calexlco | 6:65p
J:osa San Pedro-Compton a10.65a
•3:20p 'via Long Beach bMl45a
J i 6:36p
b*T!cs« " Long Beich-Compton b11.45a
aio-lf>a 'via San Pedro |a11.66a
8:30p I *»:35g
"t:o6a| Santa Catallna Island | 8:36p
Chatsworth Park. (See note). I a4:lon
(Nate— and from River sta
tion only.
AH trains dally except those marked as fol
lows: "a" Sundays excepted; "b" Sundays
■Mi
SALT LAKE ROUTE
All trains dally except as noted.
~ETfava I I Arrive
10:00 am [Los Ar -eles Llnilt'd— I bM pm
I Omaha, Salt Lake City |
~ P Overland " Express—
8:00 pm < Chicago. Omaha, St. Louis, 8:00 alO
I Kansas City, Denver. Salt
_ Lake, Searchlight. Ooldflsld
8726 am BernordlßO 8:33 am
11:00 am Colton 10:41 am
3:40 pm Riverside 1:25 pm
6:24 pm Ontario and 4:26 pm
8:00 pm Pomona 8:51 pm
•5:45 am ' I 7:50 am
■8:00 am 10:60 am
8:60 urn Lone Beach and 6:05 pm
1:30 pm San Pedro 6:30 pm
6:30 pm al0:00pm
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8:50 am I Catallna Islaml | 6:30 pm
8:16 am Pasadena I 8:45 am
2:15 pm| Tropleo and Ulendale |348 pm
"•Daily except Sunday, s Sunday only.
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