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CHURCH NOTICES
Christian Science Services
Second Church of Christ, Scientist
at Ebell hall, 18th and Figueroa streets.
Services Sunday, 11 a. m. and 8 p. m ;
• ermon from the Christian Science Quar
terly; subject. "Love." Sunday school at
8:30 a. m.; Wednesday evening meeting a'
8 o'clock. Reading rooms, 610-611 Her
man W. Hellman building. Spring and
Fourth streets, open dally, Sundays ex
cepted, from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. 7-26-7
Christian Science Services
THIRD CHURCH OF CHRIST,
SCIENTIST'
At Simpson auditorium, 734 S. Hope st.
Services Sunday at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.;
sermon from Christian Science Quralcrly;
subject, "Love"; Sunday school at D:3O a.
m.; Wednesday evening testimonial meet
ings at 8 o'clock. Heading rooms 510-511
Herman W. Hellman hl.lg. Spring and
Fourth streets, open dally, Sundays ex
cepted, from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. 7-31-2
Christian Science Services •
[ Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist
Services Sunday, 11 a. m.. in Symphony
hall, VI South Hill st. Sermon from ths
Christian Science Quarterly. Subject—
I "Love." Sunday school at 9:30 a. m.;
I Wednesday evening meeting at i o'clock
t In Blanchard hall, 233 South '.Broad
way. Reading rooms. 610 Herman W.
Hellman building. Spring and Fourth
I streets, open dally except Sunday, Ba. m.
f to »p. m. I '•"•1
I TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH
■n
Worshiping In the Auditorium, corner of
Fifth end Olive street*.
REV. ROBERT J. BURDETTE, D. D.,
Pastor.
The pulpit will be supplied both services
Sunday by the Rev. A. C. Dixon of Chi
cago. Dr. Dixon la one of the leading
Baptist pulpit orator* In the United States.
At the evening service there will be pre
sented a special musical program. Don't
mis* this opportunity of hearing one of
the most commanding figure* In the
American pulpit. Come early and get a
good#eat. There is room for 1400. Every
body welcome. 7-11-2
IMMANUEL '
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Corner of Tenth and Figueroa streeta.
REV. HUGH K. WALKER, D. D.
Pastor.
Services at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. tomor
row. Preaching at both services by Rev.
Arthur J. Brown, D. D., of New York
cdty^ 7-31-2
' ST. PAUL'S
PRO-CATHEDRAL
623 SOUTH OLIVE ST.
Very Rev. William MacCormack, Dean,
7:10— Holy communion.
11 a. m. — Holy communion and sermon by
the Rev. George Selby, rector of St. Paul'*
church, Yuma.
7:45 p.. m.—Evening prayer and sermon
by the Rev. Thomas C. Marshall, field
secretary board of missions.' 7-31-3
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Flower street, near Seventh.
JOHN QCINCY ADAMS HENRY, Pastor.
Will preach at 11 a. m. and 7:46 p. m.
Morning theme, "Kept at the Boiling
Point"; evening. "The Unhapplest People
on Earth." Communion and the reception
of new members at the morning service.
Sunday school at 9:30. Young People'*
rallies at 6:30. All seats free. Everybody
welcome. 7-31-1
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH
Hope street, near Ninth.
Rev. Wm. Horace Day, D. D., Pastor
11 a. m,— Rev. Warren F. Day, D. D., pas
tor emeritus, will preach; subject, "Un
burled Sorrows"; 5 p. m., bl-monthiy
twilight communion service and reception
of new members. No evening eervlce
| at, 7:45. 7-31-1
BROADWAY
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Opposite court house. Bible school at 9:30
a. m.l preaching at 11 a. m. by Prof. D.
R. Dungan of Drake university, Des
Moines, and at 7:13 p. m. by John C. Hay,
associate minister. Young People's meet
ing at 6:30. Welcome all. 7-31-1
THE LOS ANGELES
• fellowship
Reynold E. Blight will speak In Blanch
ard hall, 233 South Broadway, at 11 a. m.
on "Does Death End All?" All seats free.
■ - I 2 7"31'2
NOTICE TO CHURCHES — FOR ALL
church notices for the Saturday and Sun
day morning Issue* Is requested to be
turned ln at The Herald office by Friday
noon, If possible. This will assure proper
classification and publication. 3-11-tf
WANTED _.
Help—Male
THE HERALD TENDERS THE FREE 898
of Its "Situation Wanted" columns for an
Indefinite period to anyone seeking em
ployment- Each ad will be run one time,
but may be ronewsd as often as desired by
bringing It to the counter of The Herald
office eaoh flay. This privilege Is re.
atrletad to those seeking employment and
will no- be granted to employment
agencies and others making a bus.ness of
seeking to supply helu. l-ii-u
MEN~LOOKING FOR WORK AND THOSE
who wish to better their conditions may
Join our association and receive free as
sistance In securing employment, etc.
'-' ■■« EMPLOYES PROTECTIVE A^N..
321 Byrne bldg., 253 8. Bdway. | 7-30-3
At .-- '■ ' I —
WANTED - ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTS
■• mar? or practical builder with local build
ing company; murt be able to make cash
Investment: position permanent; invest
i,,,.ni I* secured. Call at once 1001 SE
CURITY' BLDQ., Fifth and Spring. 7-30-3
wTnTiS^iT-.bkT"~T*.ve CARPEN
tet-'s helper-.with' too.- Hollywood car
t« Doualas street, half block south. 7-30-1
WANTED
Help—Male
WB NEED A RELIABLE MAN TO TAKE
charge of office; permanent appointment; \
salary paid; strictest Inquiry courted,
must invest 11500. Address, with particu
lars, BOX 613, .".in Bernardino. 7-31-3
AN OPPORTUNITY OCCURS FOR EITHERI
sex able 1 to sell stock for the best; nothing
like It. In the market; bright future; don't
delay. Write MANAGER E., cere Herald
branch, San Bernardino. 7-111-3
WANTEI? — AGENTS AND DISTRICT
agentnwfor health, accident and death In
surance, for an old lino campany; liberal
contracts, also monthly renewals. Inquire
at HO. W. PICO ST. 7-30-3
A LARGE DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
wishes services of good salesman to han
dle stock: ono used *o big (Ish; splendid
opening. Write MANAGER, 313 E St., Han
Bernardino. 7-31-3
21) GOVERNMENT CLERKS AT WABHINO
ton wanted; $75.00 monthly. Examinations In
Los Angeles Oct. 21. Coaching free. FRANK
LIN SYNDICATE, Dept. 13Y, Rochester. N.
Y. , 7-24-sa-su-16t
WANTED— IMMEDIATELY, TWO EXFE
rienceil railroad telegraph operators. Ap
ply 8. P. School and Shorthand School,
141 Central avo. 7-30-3
BECOME AN ASSAYER AND CYANIDE
specialist: earn $100 to 3300 a month. I
will leach you. 121 V, S. BROADWAY,
room S. 7-30-3
WANTED—FIRST CLASS BARBER AT
once at RICHELIEU BARBER SHOP, JOT
W. Second st. 7-30-1
WANTED— TEN FIRST CLASH MARKERS
and distributors, EMPIRE LAUNDJjjT,
Twelfth and Crocker. 7-^3
WANTED -OOOD BUSINESS OHANCE
and rooming house salesman. 31'I W.
SIXTH ST. 7-iO-S
Help Female ' ,
WANTED —STUDENTS AT ONCE TO
learn beauty culture In all branches;
taught by experts; exceptional opportuni
ties for atudents; wages paid while be
coming proficient In their work. FASH
ION BEAUTY COLLEQE, entrance 307 B.
Broadway, rooms 9-10-11-12-13. 7-30-3
—BOOKKEEPER AND STENOG
, rapher«to register with ns for positions';
no registration fee until position is se
cure,]. SMITH STENOGRAPHIC STUDIO.
206 San Fernando bldg. 7-30-3
WANTED—LADIES. BEAUTY CULTURE
pays big. FLORENTINE HAIRDRESSINC
COLLEGE, entrance 227 Mercantile place;
16c halrdresslng, manicuring, facil mas
sage. 7-30 3
W ANTED^AT-FIFTH STREET STORE,
experienced saleswomen In every depart
ment. We have some food positions opr-n
for competent help. Apply to Superintend
ent 7-30-3
LADIES AND GIRLS AT HOME STEADY
or evenings can stamp transfers, $1.60 doz*n
upward; original, reliable Arm. Room 331,
MASON BLDO.. 228 ".'. Fourth. 6-23-tf
WANTEDCOLORED GIRL. 12 TO 15
years old, to make home with lady and 2
children. 167 WAVERLY DRIVE, rasn
dona. Phone Main 3607. 7-30-3
WANTED— AN EXPERIENCED STENOG
rapher with law- 'experience; also one with
fir.' Insurance experience; good salary. 510
GERMAIN HI.DO. 7-30-3
WANTED—WOMAN TO HELP" WITH
housework in family of three; reasonable
wages and good home. Call 653-655 SO.
SPRINO. 7-30-3
LADIES TO MAKE PILLOW TOPS AT
homo; good pay, steady work: experience
unnecessary. Call SKI S. HILL. 7-30-3
WANTED —A GIRL OR MIDDLE AGED
woman to do light housework and care for
children. Call 1142 E. TENTH. 7-30-3
WANTED—YOUNG LADY TO ANSWER
questions In office. Call 639 SAN FER
NANDO BLDO., Fourth and Main. 7-30-3
WANTED—FIVE FIRST CLASS LADY
pressers; good salary. Apply THE ONLY
DYE WORKS, 354 S. Hill. 7-30-3
WANTED—YOUNG GIRL TO CARE FOR
children and assist with housework; $10
month. SOUTH 1512. 7-30-3
WANTED — A COMPETENT STENOO
rapher: must have machinery experience.
610 GERMAIN BLDG. 7-30-3
WANTED—GOOD, RELIABLE GIRL FO
light housework; family of two; wages
$12. Call 63183. . 7-30-8
WANTED—TWO EXPERIENCED NURSES
for sanitarium; $30 month. 611 GER
MAIN BLDO. 7-30-3
NURSES' LEAGUE BUREAU
Suite- 510-11 Germain bldg. V t-io-Sm
HelpMale and Female
WANTED-MEN AND WOMEN TO LEARN
the barber trade; guaranteed in eight week*;
Catalogue free. MOLER BARBER COL
LEGE, 11l E. Second st. 7-1-tf
t ' -
Situations— Mala
THE HERALD •'BNDERS THE FREE U«B
•f Its "Situation Wanted" columns for aa
indent. p- ' d to anyone seeking em*
ployment. Each ad will ba ran one time,
but may be renewed as often ca desired by
brlnglnr It to the counter of Th* Harald
office each day. This privilege Is re
strict*] to those aeeklng employment and
•rill not be granted to employment
agencies and othera making a bualnaaa af
seeding to supply help.
WANTED-BY SOBER, HONEST, YOUNG
married man of good appearance, 26 years
of age, clerical position with firm where
I can advance as I make good; will start at
bottom; beet references. G. WALDO YOUNG,
640 S. Spring Bt. 7-31-1
SITUATION BY AN ENER-'
getlc, four years' experienced, practical,
theoretical, efficient bookkeeper and tCide
awaka office man; Al reference's. B6K,
T.M.C.A. BLDG. 7-31-1
A COOK WITH 16 YEARS' EXPERIENCE
wishes to take a kitchen In some small ho
tel, boarding house or restaurant: sober and
steady; references. Address BOX 361, Herald.
7-31-1
WOULD LIKE TO TAKE CHARGE OF
team and drive wagon; have had some ex
perience In painting. Address 108 S. Main
at. Ask for EMMETT O'BRIEN. , 7-81-1
HAVE HAD SOME EXPERIENCE IN llARD
ware buslnesa; would like to try; can you do
anything for me? Address 108 S. Main St.
Ask for WALTER MOORE. 7-31-1
WANTED—WORK BY AN ABLE BODIED
man, wide awake and industrious; capa
ble; with good habits; will do anything.
BOX 358, Herald. 7-29-6
HEAD WAITER. EXPERIENCED IN
American and European plan, wants situa
tion. JOSEPH MEYERS, 418 Ruth avo.
Tel. Main 3093. 7-31-1
WANTED—WORK BY AN ABLE BODIED
man, willing, industrious; Is competent
auto driver, with .good references. BOX
385. Herald. * 7-20-5
WANTED-POSITION AS ENGINEER: HAVE
license; experience extending over a period
of 23 years; sober and reliable. 'Address BOX
100, Herald. 7-31-1
COLLEGE STUDENT WANTS WORK FOR
vacation; anything, office, store or out
side. Phona E__23. 7-31-1
GOOD CARPENTER WANTS WORK BY DAY
or contract. Home phone Dll5O. 7-31-1
Situations- Female
YOUNG LADY, PIANO STUDENT, WISHES
permanent work from 3 to 5 hours dally;
prefer fomenting I can do at home. Address
BOX 361, Herald. 7-31-1
YOUNG LADY. PIANO STUDENT. WISHES
to aßslst, light duties, for room, board, per
haps small pay. Address BOX 352, Herald.
. 7-31-1
e. * *
Money
WANTED—S6SOO ON $18,000 ALFALFA
ranch near Los Angeles.
. LOUIS K. WEBB/ 900 W. 10th st.
Phones; 63025; Broadway 3506. 7-31-2
Boarders -
WANTED—CHILDREN TO BOARD IN Sll
burban home, near, Echo Park; reasonable
rates; mother'* care. TEMPLE 780.
l-20-10t
LOS ANGELES HERALD: SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 31, 1909.
Torpedo Planter
A Hybrid!-.'.. ;
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The George Armistead is remarkable
in that she carries a flag with one star.
- A Brigadier General's *
EmMem; Kind of a
Land Sate, as It Were
* ...
The Armistead is here for business con
nected with the fortification of San
Pedro harbor.
\ That's a good thing.
While the government is fortifying
it's up to you to do the same.
i
Herald Liners
Are Pretty Good Ammunition
FOR RENT
Rooms—Furnished
FOR rfBNT—FURNISHED ROOMS, $1.50
to $3 week; electricity, free baths and
phone; two block* west of court house. 522
TEMPLE. 7-28-3
Apartments— Furnished and Un.
furnished
FOR RENT
Newly furnished apartments, located In
ene of the most beautiful sections of the
city; two car line* pass the door; summer
rates very reasonable. THE HUMIb'Lk
«1* W. Washington at *-•»-»
cZ Pom* Housekeeping
OT. KeglS Apartments.
237 S. Flower. Main 2290; A7III. 5 min
utes to 3rd and Broadway. Fine porches;
$14 up. 7-29-7
FOR RENT- YOUNG ' WOMAN'S BOARD
ing; Christian house, with every modern
convenience for clerks, stenographers,
school and working girls: board and room
$8.60 to $5. 514 S. GRAND. Main 5185.
ST. LILLIE APARTMENTS, 560 N. HILL
Beautifully furnished housekeeping apart
ment*, all modern conveniences; close to
business center; two rooms, $8. $10. $12
month. A3344. 7-S-lmO
FOR RENT VERY NICE, CLEAN ROOMS;
all modern conveniences; nicely furnished;
walking distance, near 11 th st. car line.
1038 S. UNION. Phone [phone]
IDEAL BUMMER HOME-6 FURNISHED j
rooms; gas range, refrigerator, private bath,
phone, and water paid. W. Adams car. Ml
W. 25TH ST. Phone [phone]
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED FRONT PAR
lora at almost half price for summer; close
In; also desirable room*. $5 month. 740.
738, 748 W. SEVENTH ST. 7-30-4
FOUR FURNISHED ROOMS AND BATH,
with every modern convenience, $15. 2420
BELLEVUB AVE Temple st. car to Coro
nado. 2 blocks north. 7-30-4
COOL. WELL' FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
summer tourists: $1 SO per week and up.
Centrally located. Use of telephone. 736
W. SEVENTH ST. 7-30-4
TWO NICELY FURNISHED HOUSEKEEP-
Ing rooms, every convenience, close tn; pri
vate home; $12. Phone Temple 44. 438 CUS
TER AVE. _ 7-30-4
FOR RENT-CLEAN, "FURNISHED ROOM.
close In: private family; bath; walking dis
tance; cheap for $1 per week. 6-15 CROCKER
ST. « 7-30-4
LARGE. OUTSIDE, MODERN SLEEPING
and housekeeping rooms; phone and bath;
$2 per week and up. 1610 FIGUEROA. 22343.
7-30-4
— —
NICE, PLEASANT ROOMS, SINGLE OR EN
suite: housekeeping, $9 up; Just opened for
business; new and clean. 611 TEMPLE.
7-..0-4
741 WEST PICO-ATTENTION! LARGE,
airy rooms, flrst-class, new, clean, running
water. ■'-:•• 7-30'4
HOTEL FAREMONT NICELY FURNISHED
rooms, $1.50 up. Housekeeping and office
rooms, Wli P. MAIN ST. 7-30-4
THE AI_AMO—FURNISHED ROOMS AND
apartments for rent at absolutely lowest
prices In city, 911 MAPLE. 7-80-4
THE HIAWATHA. IM CALIFORNIA ST.,
nicely furnished rooms; no housekeeping.
7-10-4
THE CARSON-1038"MAPLE AVE. HOUSE
keeplng; rooms single or suites; $1.50 up.
• 7-30-4
CHEAPEST AND PRETTIEST ROOMS IN
■ city; sleeping and'light housekeeping. 217
WINSTON ST. 7-30-4
FOR RENT ROOMS, FURNISHED FOR
housekeeping; electricity; $16 per month; gas,
water free. 1232W W. NINTH ST. 7-30-4
1401 W. SEVENTH ST.-FIVE FURNISHED
rooms, single or suites, 1150 up. Home
62919. ; *-**•«
FRONT PARLORS. WITH BAY WINDOWS,
for rent at HOTEL BONNIE BRAE, 707.i
S. Broadway. Terms, 14 and $5 week. 7-30-4
FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS, $1.60 PER
week up; electricity, free baths; 1 block west
of courthouse. 413 TEMPLE ST. ■- 7-30-4
NICE. LARGE, AIRY FRONT -«OOM, $3.59
week; also housekeeping room. $3.60 week;
walking distance. 767 S. HOPE. 7-30-4
H56V4 S. OLIVE ST.-NICELY FURNISHED
rooms, with or without light housekeeping.
Cheap rent. Meal* In house. 7-30-4
PART OF HOUSE, FROM 1 TO 4 ROOMS,
or would like to board with tenant. Phone
21491. 1320 ARAPAHOE, 7-30-4
FO.! RENT-FURNISHED ROOM, CHEAP,
hy elderly lady; no other roomer*. 314 E.
21ST, near Maple ave^ \ 7-30-4
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEP-
Ing- single rooms; summer rates; phone,
bath. 819Vi E. SIXTH JST. . 7-30-4
FURNISHED FRONT BAY WINDOW ROOM.
6 minutes from Broadway; $2 per week. 316
S. BUNKER HILL. _ __7-SO-4
ONEOUTSIDE ROOM. GENTLEMEN PRE
erred; walking distance; $1 week. 537 S.
FREMONT AVE. . 7-30-1
FOR RENT—FURNISHED COTTAGE, $16
month. 465.4 Ave. 28. Apply 2837 N. SICHEL.
7-10-4
THE WALTON, 229 W. FIRST COOL,
airy rooms, centrally located; permanent or
transient. $1.60 per week and up. 7-30-4
THE OA K mW. IXT -It. "modern
looms, summer rates. 7-30-4
CENTRAI^6II SOUTH SPRING ST.-CLEAN
furnished outside rooms; $1.60 up. 7-30-4
FOR RENT
Roomi tor Housekeeping
TWO LARGE BASEMENT HOUSEKEEPING
rooms; lias range, front and back entrance;
very desirable feir men to hatch; $7 per
mrnth, 341 S. HOPE 7-30-4
TWO ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING;
l buffet kitchen, l large closet, porch, run
ning water; tingle room for gentleman; n.i
sign. 1220 S. OLIVE. 7-30-4
FOR RENT S. GRAND, SINGLE AND
housekeeping rooms; gas, electricity, phone,
bath. Good rooms and good bade. Low
prices. F3212. 7-30-4
ONE OR TWO BAY WINDOW ROOMS WITH
kitchen; complete for housekeeping; pretty,
airy, clean, yard, phone, barn; central. 1012
S. HOPE 7-30-4
THREE COOL SUMMER < ROOMS. FOR
nlshed for housekeeping; front and back
verandas; cheap rents. 315 S. BUNKER
KILL. 7-30
ONE LARGE FRONT ROOM WITH KITCH
en, completely furnished for housekeeping;
315. Close In. 102" S. OLIVE. 7-30-1
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS, $1.50 UP; SINGLE
rooms, 11.26 up; walking distance; phone and
bath. 308 8. FLOWER ST. 7-30-4
3 NICELY FURNISHED, OUTSIDE, SUNNY
rooms for housekeeping. 82_'s S. BROAD
WAV. 7-30-1
812 BOSTON ST.-LARGE, SUNNY FUR
nlshed apartments, (2.50 and M.OO. A7lt;:.
7-30-4
JUST WHAT TOU WANT-HOUSEKEEPING
suites, $3.50 and up. SOT TOWNE AVE.
7-30-4
Flat*
FOR RENT- AI.I.Y'WEI.I. FUR
nlshed 6-roum flat; second floor, east side; j
electricity; J35 month. 12284 W. NINTH ST.
. 7-30-4
FOR RENT-NEW, STRICTLY MODERN s
room flats; deadened, polished floors; 3'iTH
ST., block west Figueroa. Phone South 3168.
7-30-4
FOR RENT—MODERN .--ROOM COTTAGE
flat; walking distance, flne location. Phone
Broadway 4547. 1.10 MARYLAND ST. 7-30-3
FOR RENT— MODERN FLAT, NEW-
Iy painted and tinted; 325. Call at 1111 W.
SIXTEENTH ST. ■ 7-30-4
NEAR BUSINESS CENTER, VERY DESIR
able 3-room modern flat. 358 S. FREMONT.
Phone [phone]
UPPER 4-ROOM FLAT. MODERN CONVEN
ienc»s. walking distance; adults. 1017 W.
THIRD ST - 7-30-4
FOR RENT FLAT, 3 ROOMS AND BATH;
stove, wail beds, laundry; $12. 1329 SAN
JULIA 7-30-4
FOR RENT 3 ROOM MODERN FLATS;
walking distance, $16. Call at 1153 SANTEE.
7-30-4
NEW: CLOSE IN; SOME WALL BEDS: $12.50
up. 429 LUCAS. Phone [phone]
Flats—Furnished
FOR RENT-FIAT OF 2 ROOMS AND
kitchen, furnished for housekeeping; adults;
desirable location, reasonable price. 1624 W.
ELEVENTH ST. 7-30-4
RoomsUnfurnished
UNFURNISHED ~~ UPPER LARGE FRONT
rooms; hall and bath; private residence;
adults only. 917 S. GRAND. Broadway 4142.
7-30-4
UNFURNISHED, 2D FLOOR. 5 ROOMS;
toilet and sink on porch; large yard. 219*1
N. OLIVE ST., near Temple.
FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR
rent. Every convenience. 1600 MAGNOLIA
• AVE. Phone [phone]
• Rooms
THE MISSOULA
NICELY FURNISHED OUTSIDE ROOMS;
12-MINUTE CAR SERVICE; BATH AND
ALL CONVENIENCES. TAKE WASHING
TON OR UNIVERSITY CAR. 672 W.
WASHINGTON ST. 1-11-x
Store Rooms
FOR RENT—2 LITTLE CORNER STORES,
Twenty-ninth and San Pedro ats. SOUTH
604. 7-28-3
SANITARIUMS
JTWiiTGiYe $1000
If I Fail to CURE any CANCER
or TUMOR I Treat Before it Poi
sons Deep Glands
NO KNIFE er -
PAIN. No Pay uetll _*m~ _*m
Cured. No X Ray er W '•■w g AW^
other swindle. An Vm MmTL
Island plant makes rti.xisi
the oures. Absolute «3j» ill BflV
Guarantee. Any Tu
mor. '-ump or Son- W JUj'M\X_\m\.\l
on ihe elp. face or fl f B__T__.lkj»HfcW
anywhere • months • I W»
la Cano.r They TO FB
■rter pain until lat: 'Slll.l JUBlli. 1
stage. ISO -page
book eent free with gym- -— I ■»
testimonials of thou- %_ _^k\J
sands cured. mlmr >,4__r
WRITS TO THEM. '
Any Lump in Woman's Breast
IB dANCER, and If neglected it will always
poison deep glands la the armpit and kill
quickly. Address
Dr. and Mrs. Dr. Chamley & Ca
"Most Successful Cancer Specialist* Living."
147 Sooth Mala St. LOS ANOELES, CAL.
Kindly Send to Some One With
Cancer.
FOR SALE - FOit SALE ______.
Houses Houses
, i
Its©?'""*** * ,
$50 Cash, $15 Month, Including Interest
FSve=Roomi Modern Bungalow
A Popular Need? We Guess So. Nearly fifty Sold
in less than three weeks, and we're selling every day. We're building 100 and you
can Ret better selection of location now than later. We're building on our own
tract, 30-mlnute ear ride, 5c fan within three block*, but can ride to property lor
6c commutation fare.
NO SUCH HOME OFFER EVER MADE IN LOS ANGELES BEFORE
House lias bath, toilet, modern plumbing, cesspool, two bedrooms, large closets,
cabinet kitchen living room, dining room, screen porch, plastered and tinted walla,
and electric wiring, nigh' In line of city's greatest growth. I Main atreet is to
have macadam lxed boulevard to San Pedro, and probably Moneta avenue will also
be made a great arterial boulevard from city to sea. Plana can be seen at our
office and salesmen will --how you. if you will call, the "talk of the town In the
house line. Call .ii once. Don't overlook the unusually liberal terms offered right
STRONG & DICKINSON
Main l?78; Aim. 147 ■■ Broadway.
Call Saturday if poasible rather than phone. Can ' make Sunday appointment If
necessary. 7-31-1
City Lots and Lands
IWhfjTjL
AviiCLlliiJiii
Honda
Acres
$35(D
;
AND UP
Per Acre, With Water. One-
Fourth Cash, Balance Long
Time
These acres are only 25 minutes
from Second and Broadway,
through which the Main Street
Boulevard to San Pedro will pass
This means that this property will double
In value very quickly.
The soil Is a rich, sandy loam, supplied
with pure artesian wall water. In steel mains
to every acre, insuring large crops to the
rancher. Oranges, lemons, berries, alfalfa.
etc., can be seen producing i;_rge crops at
the present time.
The land Is high and level, with a gradual
southern slope.
Adjoining acres are selling from $1000 to
$1800. As a good Investment this Is un
equaled In Southern California.
Take Moneta avenue, Redondo Short Line
car anywhere on Broadway and
Get Off at Rosecrans Avenue.
FREE TRANSPORTATION FROM THIS
OFFICE
MAIN-MONETA
ACRES
830 SOUTH HILL ST.
A2318. MAIN 8373.
7-27-28-20-30 4t
a
Here is a Soap
$800 for nice lot, 40x130, to alley; street
work done, sidewalk* and curbs in; good lo
cation, easy terms. call MM CENTRAL
AVE. Phone*: South 2308; Home 29240.
7-30-tt
Apartment Houses
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY SEVENTEEN
roam apartment house, located In on* of
th* moat beautiful section! of th* city
excellent oar service: all modern conven
ience*; newly furnished.
PRICE $600
lower than coat. One-half cash, terma to
ault Addrcs*
B. E. W.. box 293. Herald. «-«-x
Tropico
FOR BALE—JUST THB LITTLE FOOTHILL
home you want; six miles from court house;
I*4 acres sandy soil, plenty soft water,
abundance and variety fruit. 6-room. mod
ern, plastered cottage, barn; $3600, half down;
4 blocks east of car line on 10th at., Tropico,
Park ave. stop, Glendale car. Call Sunday;
must sell. FRANK METCALF, owner, P. O.
address Inglewood, Cal. 7-31-3
Live Stock
FOR BALE—TEAMS AND WAGON AND
harness with steady Job at $4 * day.
Call 141$ Wlnfleld st. . 7-30-1
Houses
Few (feces Like IMs
$00 cash and $10 per month for neat 3-room
cottage nfar Central ave. Price $750.
$100 cash and $10 per month for good 4-roottl
modern cottage west of. Central; plastered,
tinted, bath, toilet, gas. electricity, sewer,
etc. Trice $1600.
$100 cash and $20 per month. Including in
terest, for new strictly moelern re-room cot
tage; hnth. toilet, gas, electricity, mantel,
fireplace, built-in buffet, sewer. All Im
provements in; clr.s. to Central, a street
paved with asphalt. Price $1900. No better
bargain can be found. Easiest of terms.
Ask for GROROE W. DOWNING, 4608
Central avenue. Phone*, South 2308; Home
23210. 7-80-tt
Country P.'operty
i
BEAUMONT
810 EXCURSIONS
I Tiv'e-a weekly—Sundays and Thursdaya
I —$2 round trip Leave at 9:45 a. m.
back same day. FREE to buyera See
Beaumont, the apple paradlae of South
ern California. $100 buys 5 acres apple
la>.e.« with water and a city lot 60x140.
BEAUMONT LAND ft WATER CO.,
610 Fi Broadway.
Furniture
» ".. „_-____-___-_____.
gEPARATR LOCKED IRON ROOMS $1.0.
per montn; trunks, nose,, etc.. 260 to 50e.
Pbone for our Uiiga v_.u when you mora
(-*.__, per hour. i
COLTEAR WAREHOUSE CO.,
flt-17-19 Han Pedro at. Main office, 600-tJ S.
Main at. » nonet Main 1117; run. *-»-«$
Pianos
reell HALE-UPHIOHT PIANO IN FINE CCN-
Oltlon. only $100 for ImmedHtu nal*. Call for
Inspection. «M W. FIFTH ST. 4-11-tf
Miscellaneous
FOB BALE-COOK STOVE FOR WOOD OR
coal; almost new and will sell cheap. 2311
Me iNTe LAIR, take W. Adams car to Ar
lington, unci two blocks south. 7-31-2
FOR SALE TWO ROUND TRIPS WITH ALL
expenses paid to the Alaska-Yukon-Paclflo ex
position; will **11 at ■ sacrifice, Address M.
C, Box Me', Herald office. 7-30-3
ELECTRIC BELTS
VITALIZ flapj V|i»lu la "a dry
nov run 1, V ce" boasr na""/
DK' LCLI. / .V_J for weak and ailing
'c re _*'"-'*►_-">•_. Wen- It quickly cures
6ELTS _4____n9B__ _P!__. a" chronic ailments
W'-*Ssl_y Wli%. h * restoring life and
C £ J vigor to th* weak
*?—*' y-^mmm%mmm\wy\ rl l'"'' organs. Cures
"Sj!sS5\|^HSH)P 'I rheumatism, lum-
Zjfc'!Mra_^--'_z. bago. back ache, kld-
IJjfczJHhr^^Amtf^r- ney trouble, stomach
Id['^£i&'U±*^Q^r~-. nnd all nervous com
fit ( J^^^hftr- AV^" pla|nt". *exual de
f\W /'M V_Y\\ "'">'• varicocele,
**-vl //Mil V \ prostatic trouble*.
V ' i Call or writ* for
bib free book, plain sealed package. Big ape
cial six-cell dry battery electric belt. $6. com
plete with suspensory invlgorafbr and current
regulator. All grades and kinds, cut rates.
Latest Improved belt*. F. L. BRANTVERNE,
1101 Mapl* ave., Los Angeles, manufacturer.
PALMISTS AND MEDIUMS
'MME. ANNbVB
THE GREAT TRANCE SPIRIT MEDIUM,
BORN CLAIRVOYANT AMD 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 Madame Annuve's advice flrst.
Hundreds of patrons have been put on the
road to prosperity and happiness by her.
Special reading. 60c for one week only If
you bring this ad.
719 SOUTH HILL ST
nOURS DAILY FROM 10 TO 8. tf
CESSPOOLS
CESSPOOLS CLEANED OUT, $3.60' LOAD
RED CROSS SANITARY CO. Call up
69004. 4-11-tf
CESSPOOLS CLEANED OUT. IMPERIAL
PUMPING CO West 5396: 22040 0-8-tf
PATENT ATTORNEYS AND
DRAUGHTSMAN
NO PATENT, NO PAY. S. O. WELLS, $46 P.
E. bldg. Main 1966; 1-3515. 6-22-tf
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Annual Stockholders' Meeting ot
James 11. Adams & Co.
Notice is hereby given that the regular
annual meeting of the stockholders of
James 11. Adams & Co. will bo held at the
office of the company, 111-113 West Fourth
street, in the city of Los Angeles, county
of Los Angeles, state of California, on Wed
nesday, the 4th day of August, 1909, at 10
o'clock a m. for the purpose of electing a
board of director* for the ensuing year and
for the transaction of such other business as
may be brought before the meeting.
Dated this 23d day of July. 1909.
FRANK M. BROWN,
7-23-10t Secretary .1. H. A. & Co.
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING
Notice
To the Stockholders of the Western Trust Com
pany, Los Angeles, Cal.:
Notice Is hereby given that the annual meet
ing of the stockholders of your company will
be held Monday, August 2. 1909, at the offices
of the company, in West Fourth street, at I
o'clock p. m. All atockholders are requested to
bo represented, either In person or by proxy.
By order of the board of directors of th*
Western Trust company.
O. B. OCHELTREE, Asst. Secy.
J. S. TORRANCE. President.
7-19-2.*
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
GetYourßusi-TJ |J»
ness Training at Jj_LU<li VI *J
Everybody known why.
Call, write or ohone.
61* South Grand Avenue
mooi M. 811.
German, English
Shorthand
by *xpeiienced f#flf*he**. Termt moderate
530 \V. tl*t St. Phono South «13«.
giZt^&MJ&
*_— j«*ar *i.*rtt bi-. tteUblube* USL
Opposite Cent ml park.
ImtCyy'SQOC&^rpr ji
/CDC? }'9 or//"^/aL flfl^r
Hamburger Bldg. Entrance 320 W. Eighth
WANTED—INf^u'STI-tIOUo YOUNG MEN.
Fair pay *hlle learning plumbing, brick
laying, electrical trade on contract Jobs In
few months. Write for Information. UNITED
TRADE SCHOOL, CONTRACTING CO.. tM
E. 9th, Los Angeles. 7-3-3mo
School Art and Design
N. E. Cor. WcatlaKe ParK
SPECIAL SUMMER CLASSES
DENTISTS
DR. BACHMANN, 205-200^IaJe*tTo~T_ieatei
Bids., «15 S. Bdway. 1M8I; Main 3810.
7-1-tt
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I Kansas City
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7:30 am Chicago via Denver and 7:05 am
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kite Shaped—Going via ™ *
8:30 am Pasadena. Return via 6:30 pm
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7:35 am 10:00 am
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and Tonopah
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from Arcade station. Fifth and Central aw*
Leave| Agrtva
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6:00 a San Lula Obispo, Paso Robles, 1:30 a
l:4sp Del Monte, Monterey, Santa
7:SOp Cruz, San Jose and eaat llitp
' ~~ | San Franclaco and Mojave
l:00p Tulare, Tracy, Sacramento, Oak- 7:o»ai
ll:3opjland via Bakersfleld and Fresno »:_6a
' 1:60 a Frcano, Tulare. " 7:06»
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ll:30p and Mojave ________?
' Chicago, Kansas City, St. Loula.l
Oolden State Limited via
1:46 a Yuma, Benson. El Paso tMjf
j. Overland—New Orleans via
[Yuma, Benson, Maricopa, Tucson, ,
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|:86p Susanna, Strathearn, *ll:60a
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' Santa Paula via Saugua,
6:46 a Camulos. Plru, Fillmore, 11:60*
1:46p Satlcoy, Montalvo, Carpln- 7:46p
terla, Summerland
~~i":46p|~ Nordhoft U:60»
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4.2..p and San Bernardino »:40p
1:26p 'Not Riverside or
*|:3flp San Bernardino «:56p
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• :46a Redlands 4:36p
||:01p Redlanda
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'. I:o6a] Covlna-Chlno I 8:60»
•Not Covina, ••Not Cblno
|:Kp Covlna-Chlno «4 Mo
»«6:40n
Santa Ana, Anaheim. Downey,
8:56 a Newport Beach, Norwalk, xß:3oai
a'l.oop Buena Park, West Anaheim, a*3 00p
xl:10p West Orange 4:50 a
(•Downey and Norwalk only.
xNot Newport Beach). '
*J:66a| ~" Los Alan Uos 4:B6jj
" t:3op Brawley, Imperial, El T:36a
6:45 a Centra, Calexico 655p
~'»:05a""' San Pedro-Compton |ato.ssa
•3:30p 'via Long Beach b'll4sa
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-Chatsworth Park. (See note). Ia4;10p
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Iowa: "a" Sunday* excepted; "a" Sundays
•_*•* .
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All train* dally except aa noted.
Leave | I Arrive
10:00 am Los At -eles Limlt'd—Chlo'go. 8:00 pn
Omaha. Salt Lake City
* Overland Express—
8:00 pm Chicago, Omaha. St. Louis, 8:00 an
Kansas City. Denver, Salt
Lake, Searchlight, Ooldrteld j
"8:20 am San Bemordlno f 8:36 am
11:00 am Colton 10:41 an
1:40 pm Riverside 1:25 E.f\
6:24 pm Ontario and ' 4:ty f'W
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•6:45 amf-" T' ;8I / '
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6:60 am Long Beach and If a
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