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Yoir Ad Should Talk for You When the Man with Money Looks for Investment, aid Keep It There. "Its the Season"
FOR RENT
: Apartments—Furnished and Un«
furnished
The Mnssoiila
6*2 West Washington
-uonjr, a and • room apartments, with pri
vate bath; all conveniences. .'eke Uouetsltr
er Washington st. car line. t-u-tl
The St. Regis
2 A I ROOM FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING;
also single rooms. 237 SOUTH FLOWER.
Main 22W; A 7336; i mln. to business center.
Moderate prices. U-20-tmo
Rooms Furnished
PENIEL HOUSE
E7 8. MAIN, OVER I'IiNLEL, HALL
Light, airy rooms In business center. Clean,
moral and safe place to stay. Rates 3Ec to
fl day; JI.V6 to >4 week. Pbone Bdway 206*.
11*19-8010
HOTEL SOUTHERN
SEVENTH AND WESTLAKB AVB.
Warm rooms with the bent table board.
One of the beat family hotels In the West
lake district. Home .11(1. Sunset Temple
111. U-21-tt
GIRARD HOUSE
116 EAST THIRD ST.
All outside room.; central location; eleva
tor service; steam heat; 60 rooms with pri
vate bath; rent (15 per month.
FOR RENT — FURNISHED 4 ROOMS FOR
housekeeping. 2204 ROGERS AYE.; take
Cummlnga st. car to Chicago, one block
north. l-14-6t
NEAR HIGHLAND PARK, 4 ROOMS
partly furnished; Bas, large yard, flowers,
fruit. Call E. 1725 mornings. 1-18-2
Flats— Unfurnished
TO LET—IF YOU WANT A SWELL 6-ROOM,
new, modern flat In exclusive private grounds
take Grand aye. car to Figueroa. I am Just
completing my residence and six flats ad
joining. Every convenience. Inside my own
private grounds. Large stone wall and Iron
Kates. Will be kept In fine condition by
private man. Steps, garbage, etc., and wa
ter free. $25 and $35. Now rcoUy to occupy.
J. FRANK BOVTON
440 Douglas Elds. l-l«-3
Houses Unfurnished
FOR MODERN 10-ROOM HOUSE;
lawn, barn, garage, chicken corral, good
neighborhood. 1581 W. 29TH ST. Phono
72544. 1-16-3
FOR RENT —GOOD MODERN 8-lIOOM
house; big garage, In fine location. ERIK
BON & CO., 106 W. Sixth street, ground
floor. F2374. 1-18-a
FOR RENT—S-ROOM NEW TIP TO DATE
cottage; adults preferred. TRINITY AND
TWENTY-FIRST ST. 1-18-3
MODERN 6-ROOM SUNNY FURNISH
flat; healthy location; $16. Call EAST 883.
1-18--.
MODERN NEW 6-ROOM SUNNY FLAT,
healthiest location; $10. Call BAST BS3.
1-18*1
Farming Land
FOR RENT— ACRES OF LAND ON
Mont Clalr and.Tenth aye. for barley. Ap
ply to Mi'KEN/.IEJ CARTER CO.. 214 Mer
chants' Trust Bids., 207 S. Broadway. Phones
Main 6C61 and A 6982. 1-16-3
Store Room*
FOR ONE-HALF OF NEW STORE.
714 South Broadway. Inquire WHITE SEW
INO MACHINE CO.. 628 B. Spring. 12-5-tf
CLAIRVOYANTS
PROF. CHARLES
FREE—FREE
I will tell your name free, show you how
" NcTbUESTIONS ASKED
NO guesswork
- PROFESSOR CHARLES,
Greatest dead trance life reader, spiritual
life reader; oldest, most reliable spiritualist,
business and test psychic; deep psycho
palmo reading of the highest order; strange
power to help you. Tolls Just what you
want to know; how many In family, with
names, dates, facts, vocation, whore to lo
cate, where to go. About your farm, ranch,
claim, rooming house, business. Each hope,
trouble, fear, wish In love; business, sickness,
change. Journey, friend, enemy; advises and
nesists you to good conditions. Spiritual treat
ment for development and wealth. Cure lost
memory, lack of ambition, all weakness, re
news vitality, makes you well and strong
again In thought, purpose, feeling, energy.
423$ South Spring Street
Jefferson Hotel
Special Readings Today
SO CENTS
l-S-tl
Psyclo Tlerapy and
Magnetic Healing
T cure every known disease by Psycho
Therapy, and my Wonderful Magnetic touch
removes all manner of pain, disease and
affliction.
Disease can be cured without the use of
medicine. HEALTH and STRENGTH come
from GOOD circulation, FULL of MAGNET
IC LIFE. I WILL. PROVE IT TO YOU.
CONSULTATION nnd ONE TREATMENT
FREE TUTS WEEK.
PROF. W. BOSSKOPF,
flu!:.. •■ Spring, Suite 14.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST—FRIDAY, JAN. 14, AT OR RETURN
ing on electric car from Aviation camp, a
lady's small told watch; monogram M. C. P.
on the back. Reward to finder. PHONE
22160; 180$ Toberman st. . 1-18-3
IXIST-BETWEEN 2D AND 6TH BTS. ON
Broadway, 1 Commoners of America insur
ance book. Address 1415 E. 4STH PLACE.
1-16-3
LOST-A LARGE ENVELOPE CONTAINING
private papers, with name of owner on out
side. Finder will be rewarded. Phone 23321
mornings. 1-17-2
LOST—FIELD GLASSES, REAR OF AVlA
llon grandstand, Domlnguez field. Return
to 1008 CENTRAL BLDO. tor reward. 1-16-3
BATHS
SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE, MANICURING,
chiropodists, baths. JEAN LUNN and
ELSIE UIiOSUN, 620 S. Broadway.
12-3-tf
MISS LEWIS, 826W S. BROADWAY. SUITE 3;
baths and alcohol ruuc; t;.ectrlcal treatment
and magnetic; hours 10 to 10. . 12-3-tf
OIL AND ALCOHOL RUBS. ROOM 8, 657%
SOUTH HILL. 12-4-tt
DENTISTS
DX. JtACH.MANN", 805-206 Majestlo Tbeatei
bids., 845 S. Udw-r. i'OUSI; Mala ;iitiu.
DR O A. COFFIELD, 211 WRIGHT & CAL
lender Bldg., hours 9 to 5. Phone F2205.
1-1-l-lmo
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
tTTsTttTc'"kE'RT'iH'i'-D'!n^sonWact6T^
(102 Merchants Trust Hulldtßg. corner Sec
ond and Broadway. Phono Main S2S7. I
make lowest bids on all classes of build-
Inrs. i-ia-tf
PATENT PROTECTION
half. No patent, no n»y. Wi.LLS, »«»'■»•
d.. U-l«-"
il IL y il ii iliiil Vc7
JANUARY 10, 1910, comes a little early this year,
but as Los Angeles has the habit of being first in
everything it was only natural that the First Great
Aviation Meet should be held in the place where all
kinds of records are made. , •
The Herald smashed the record last month
WITH THE LARGEST GAIN IN ADVERTIS
ING OF ANY PAPER IN THE -CITY.
If you were not one of the number that assisted
in making the record—it's up to you to get busy.
Advertise to the
Herald for Respite •
SPECIAL NOTICE3 __ s __
CASH REGISTER BARGAINS
LOOK—LOOK
Talk About Flying Machines
These prices make them PLY. Full size
National, cost new $125, slightly used, goes
to' *45- .. B
Another full size goes for $..5.
Second hand registers at your own price.
Not in the Trust
J. R. WALLER
FSSOI. 643 B. Spring st. 1-18-E
DO YOU ITCH?
IF BO CALL AND GET A FHKE SAMPLE
OF OUR NEW REMEDY FOR ECZEMA
and all diseases of TUB SKIN AND SCALP.
STOPS ALL ITCHING AT ONCE.
MILLS ECZEMA CO., 310 Copp bldg.
12-!2-lmo
LADIES—BRINO THIS AD WITH YOU;
good for 25 cents on Miss Balzer's hair re
storer for falling or gray hair. MISS BER
THA. BALZER, 212 S. Broadway, upstairs.
1-16-7
ALL RAZORS, SAFETY BLADES, SCI3
eors, knives. Instruments, printer's' knives,
tools, etc, sharpened better than new.
YANKEE GRINDER, (14 S. Spring St.
11-IS-tf
WANTED —LODGE MEMBERS, BOTH
sexes, te represent leading lodge; best fra
ternal Insurance; all or part tlmo; liberal
pay for good services. Investigate. BOX
157. Herald. 1-18-1
FOR BALK—
CHEAP FUEL
Apricot pit shells, pood as wood; $4 ton, de
livered. Phone South 1706. l-13-Sot
LADIES—DEEP WRINKLES, FRECKLES,
smallpox pits, moth patches and scars re
moved in ten days. MISB UALZER, 212 B.
Broadway, upstairs. 1-16-7
BIRDS, PUPPIES, TOYS
Household Articles, China, Glass, Etc.
THE ARK, 231 W. First. 1-1-lm
ICOO BUSINESS CARDS, $1.60; GOOD WHITE
bristol; conventently boxed. Other printing,
low prices. CENTRAL PRESS, 101 M S. Bdwy.
12-21-lmo
WANTED —LADIES', GENTS' CLOTHING.
HIGH PRICES. 810 SO. SPRINO ST.
MAIN 8597: F5988. 8-25-12 mo
PHYSICIANS
drT_uckok_ ?• JdrThicko-
specialist ron women.
Treats all diseases of women under a pos
itive guarantee. Ladle» who have formerly
paid for each treatment, whether benefited
or not, will appreciate the difference. Pay
only for satisfactory result*. Charges mod
erate.
DR. HICKOK gives modern antlscptlo
treatment and patients are In no danger
of blood poison or infection. Everything la
eternized before use.
DR. HICKOK provides a private home, wltn
nursing, for women in confinement. Export
care and home comforts at reasonable rates.
Confinements by modern methods ar* safe
and free from pain.
DR. HICKDK gives personal attention to
every caso. Consultation Is free and confi
dential In all troubles. Any woman not sat-
Ufled with her condition Is Invited to call
for free consultation and free examination
DR. HICKOK carefully examines every case
and gives an honest opinion and reliable ad
vice-free. X-ray examination made when
necessary. If a case Is accepted for treat
ment a cure Is guaranteed. Moderate charges
for satisfactory results. Terms can be al
ways arranged. Hours 10 to 4; Sundays 10
to 1. 'Phone F8238 lor appointment at
other times. i «.,
DR. HICKOK esa w sixth St.. ■ult" 2 . l l B ° tf
DR. CROCKER,
Specialist for Women.
Hamburger's Majestic Theater Building.
Absolute privacy. Hours 10 to 4.
CONSULT FREE.
12-:p-l?m
PILES—ALL KINDS, I CURE THEM WITH
out pain, cutting or detention from busl
_*«*, Moderate charges. Free consulta
tion. DR. HICKOK, Ml W. «*» 1 * |
DR INEZ DECKER, 703 SO. SPRING ST.
Obstetrics. Hours 11 to 4. Room ja^™
IU-iB-lC
DR. PRITCHARD, 3ECTAL, FEMALE AND
chronlo diseases. 727-28 QROSSB BLD.
, 11-28-tf
DR. TAYLOR. 31714 S. MAIN ST DISEAS-d
of .women. *-'- ,
TYPEWRITERS
ALL MAKES OF REBUILT TYPEWRITERS.
See our bargains. Best rentals in city,
11.60 to $3 a month.
LOS ANGELES TYPEWRITER
EXCHANGE,
A 6913. 138 -. Broadway Main .1333.
9-13-tf
TVPKWHITEKS UOUUIIT AND lUJSIIiU.
All makfH guaranteed; repairing. BAKER
11OKV CO. (Inc.) 244 >,_ So. liroadway.
Main .1111)1 : A4U7O. 10-31-tf
SEWING MACHINES
LET^uS^itlOl-VLILD^OU REPAIR YotJiT^LD
sewing machine: It's cheaper than buying.
I* A. HEWING MACHINE CO., 248 S.
Broadway. Main 4389: F2253. ' 1-16-tf
WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO.. NOW
permanently located at 714 8. Broadway, tf
~ WHITE HKWINti MACHINES.
428'.t S. SPRING. Main 2105: F0757. 12-12-tf
BUSINESS PERSONALS
(1.50 1-EIl 1000 FOR REAL BUSINESS
cards; delivered In 24 hours. BROWN
PRINTING CO.. 820 Merchants Trust bldg.
. . i n-;-ii
SiiiH MASSON. THE NOTED LONDON
palmist, 222 8. BPRINO, over, Owl drug
store. WUHWTs 1 ' U-88-K '
LOS ANGELES TIEKALD: TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 18, 1910.
FOR EXCHANGE
Real Estate
FOB EXCHANGE—I HAVE A CLEAR
lot nt liedomln, 3 blocks from city hull,
facing the ocean, Him for apartments or
holel, street work nil In, gas. electricity
anil Hewer; fine view of th« ocean; would
trade for lot at Huntingdon Park, (ilrn
dale or city. Lot valued at $000; make
oner. OWNER. Hoi Ml, Herald office.
TO EXCHANGE-40 ACRES OF HEAVY TlM
berland, oak, hickory and walnut, In south
west Missouri, near Monagan Sulphur
Springs, to Exchange for small house ai, 1 lot
or acreage; value $1500. Apply 237 S. Thomas.
Phone East 5835. | 1-16-3
Miscellaneous
FOR EXCHANGE—I HAVE A CLEAR LOT
In Colton that I will trade for diamond)*,
furniture, auto, or what have you? Ad
dress 11 OX 534, Herald. 9-21-tf
FOR EXCHANGE-GIRL'S BICYCLE, IN
good condition, for what have you. Take
Hollywood car, got off Benton way, one
block north. 2."45 Elslnore st. l-10-«
WILL TRADE STOCK IN BISHOP CREEK
Gold company an 1 other mlnmg stock for
stock In California Wave Motor company
(Reynolds. BOX 242. He-aid. 6-26-tt
MONEY TO LOAN
MONEY TO LOAN
Unlimited amounts at 6 per cent. No com
mission. Building loans, any amount, at 7
per cent.
COLLINS & MILLER, 606-7 Broadway Cen
tral Bids. F5'JO9. 1-9-30
PLENTY OF MONEY TO LOAN AT 6 AND
1 per cent on good city property; security
must be at least double amount wanted.
You can have the money as long as you
wish. All our parties wish is the Interest.
WAYBRIGHT-BUTLER CO., 628-8 Security
bldg. F5817; Bdway. 2462. 3-29-tf
____________ „_
UU.NEX TO LOAN
250,000 to loan on real estate, city or coun
try. 6 to 7 per cent; amounts to suit. MOV
ER & GILBERT, 612 Frost bldg. Home
"phone ASiIT, Main 6474. 10-2-t£
MONEY TO LOAN—ANY AMOUNT FROM
$100 up; city or country; current rates.
RAMEY BROS., (JS7 Security Bldg. F2121.
Main 8356. 12-U-tf
R. W. POINDEXTER, 409 WILCOX BLDO.,
will loan you what you need on real estate,
stocks and bonds. Building loans a special
ty. 6-9-tf
' ROBERT WESTWATEK _: SON.
Real estate Investments, or homes. Build
ers and contractors. Room 310 Frost
building. Phone Main 0115. 11-21-tf
TO LOAN—SALARIED PEOPLE; NO RED
tape; without security; confidential. WEST
COAST EXCHANGE. 419 Henue bid*.
, 10-4-tf
SALARY LOANS, LOWEST RATES. CON
fldentlal. 611 O. T. JOHNSON BLDO.,
Fourth and Broadway. 12-9-tf
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
FOR sale
NOW Ib THE TIME TO BUY. \
Seven teen-room apartment bouse. Located I
In one of the most desirable sections of th«
city. Rooms furnished in mahogany, golden
oak, birds- « maple, Wilton vui nt carpets
In aach room. Each apartment has a buffet
kitchen and private bath. Two car linos.
Ten minutes from 6th and Spring. Terms
If desired. For price and further particulars
call on or address
lalMe & Baylor
bSti SOUTH SPKINU.
' 11-28-tf
WANTED—AN HONORABLE CHRISTIAN
gentleman with $5000 as partner In a
well established, renned, profitable busi
ness which can stand the most rigid in
vestigation. Address BOX 74, Herald.
1-12-tf
WANTED—MAN WITH $500 TO TAKE
charge of business where he can make
$150 month: this will stand lnv^st^gallon.
BOX 602. Herald, ' 12-1-tf
FOR SALE-SMALL DRUG STORE; MUST
bo sold to close estate; 5 minutes' ride from
Ist and Spring sts. N. W. Phones TEMPLE
1063; A 8750. 1-17-1
MONEY LOANED TO INVKNTORS TO
patent good Ideas. JOHN WBDDBK
burn. Capitalist, Brookland, D. C.
1-8-lyr
CE.-POOLS
CESSPOOLS
CLEANED OUT.
All work done satisfactory to Inspector.
_ A. SANITARY CO.,
Phone GUI Temple 591.
10-1 3-
CESSPOOLS CLEANED OUT BY THE RED
Cross Sanitary company In one to two loads,
$3.50 per load; no other charges. 'Phone 69034.
10-7-t£
IMPERIAL CESSPOOL PUMPING CO.—
take out largest load. West 53811: SMI", 2-W-ll
SANITARIUMS
BANNING SANATORIUM FOR TUBERCU
LOS lElevation 2350; Banning, on 3. P.
jt. R.; 30 miles beyond Colton; no fog; dry
mountain air; now, experienced matron.
Rates low. Send for booklet. DR. BOLT,
l! 'IT .■I.I!'. '-1"-'"1"
KODAK FINISHING
DKVELOI'INU FKlili, VIiLOX I'ltlNTS le
us each. It. B. KGLSO, cM 8. Spring, r. a.
FOR SALE
Homes
If You la?e
$100© or lore
AND WANT TO MAKE A SUBSTAN
TIAL Nl:U' -TEAR'S Gll'T
CALL AND SEE
The Beam tlfmi 1
Homes
.h;st KRZCTED ON oxford
BOt'LEVARD, FIRST III.OCX
NORTH OF TEMPLE. lIIINAI
AMI PIPED FOB GAB.
INQUIRE at FIBST BOOM or SEE
BEACON LUMBER Oil
4011 SEVERANCE BUILDING, .
SIX in AMI MAIN STS.
13-25-tf
FOR SALE
Houses Like Rent
$800 —3-room new California house.
$50 ra-li. baltmce $15 1110.
BOYLE HEIGHTS.
$000 —4-rouni house, clo^e In!
■ ■mi rush, balance $13 mo.
BOYLE HEIGHTS.
$12505-room 'house; big lot,
$hmi cash, balance 915 1110.
EUCLID HEIGHTS.
$11501-room modern Cal. bungalow.
1100 cash, balance SI". 1110.
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS,
$1600 —5-room modern Cal. bungalow.
siimi cadi, balance $15 mo.
EUCLID HEIGHTS.
$1800 —5-rn,,!n new modern bungalow.
Sl.~>o rash, balance $13 m".
EUCLID HEIGHTS.
$2650 —8-room new modern bungalow.
$i«O cub, balance *;5 mo.
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS.
$3500 —10-room modern house; snap.
$500 rash, balance S'.'.i mo.
Will take lots In trade!
Office open Sundays
TAILOR REALTY CO.,
Cor. E. First and Evergreen streets.
Phones —Dll7ll lioyle 1860.
l-16-IS-i:>-20-4t
FOR SALE—MODERN 5-ROOM COTTAGE,
3201 Emmet street, Boyle Heights; gas,
electric lights, bath and toilet; electric
line runs past property; (2600; terms
1100 down and $15 per month.
J. A. PORTEET
Anaheim, Cal.
l-15-lmo
FOR SALE—FINE HOME. 2 LOTS 80X150,
fruit and shade trees, chicken houses: gai.
sewer and electricity; 8 minutes' ride of
court house, facing on two streets; street
work done and paid; absolute Investment
$2700; J3OO cash, balance to suit. C'HAIO,
105 S. Broadway. Phones: Main 3144; ASI22.
1-16-3
FOR SALE-HAVE TWO NICELY LOCATED
lots at Glendale on which will build two neat
live-room bungalows to sell for $2000 each;
terms $300 cosh, balance $20 per month.
WAYSIDE PRESS, 837 S. Spring st. l-13-10t
FOR SALE-FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE, 1631 W.
20th St.: fairly well furnished; price 18000, $300
down, balance $30 per month. WAYSIDE
PRESS, 837 S. Spring st. l-13-10t
MOST SELL THIS WEEK., $4200 BUNGALOW
on W. 7th st. car line for $3800; strictly mod
ern: a peach; terms. Address BOX 66, The
Herald. 1-16-3
FOR SALE—MODERN 6-ROOM BUNGA-
Iow, Gordon aye.; price $1800; J4OO cash,
$15 month. Tel. MAIN 4258. 1-11,-1
Hotels and Lodging House*
WHAT DO YOU THINK
of these for bargains in rooming houses?
They are all money makers.
ORMSBY & OEHRLIN
206 Delta Building,
426 South Spring.
Broadway 5030. F3511.
46 ROOMS, ALL OUTSIDE
and sunny; rent $112; Income $500. This Is
on Tenth and Figueroa. Pries $3600; part
cash and easy payments.
14 rooms on South Olive; rent $80; In
come $130; price $600 cash, balance on
easy terms; price $1050.
6 Rooms at 512 Temple Street
will sell or rent; price $450; cheap rent.
WHAT DO YOU THINK
of this one: $250 makes the first payment
on a 13-ioom house; terms easy; price
$1000. •
AND NOW FOR A GOOD ONE
"0 rooms. all housekeeping, on South
Flower, clearing $110; price $2300; part
cash and easy terms.
32 ROOMS ON WEST 6TH
most beautifully furnished and everything
modern: rent $17.-.; Income $100; price
$4000 and MOOO cash handles It, balance
on easy payments,
A TRANSIENT HOUSE
of 75 rooms on W. Fourth, clearing $450
per month! has long lease! rent (460,
price 15500; part cash, balance on easy
terms.
ON BROADWAY, NEAR 7TH
(0 rooms, has fine commercial trade! has
loiiK lease; rent $300: Incoinu $07.-.; price
14000; $2000 cash, balance on easy terms.
19 ROOMS ON KOHLER
„„,. Seventh; one of the n»at< -i places In
the city; rent 160 and a i nap at |lo00;
lease of - years; part cash and easy pay
ments.
26 ROOMS, CLOSE IN
on Temple: one of the best paying and
cheapest, for only 11000, and part cash.
Opposite Westlake Park
on 'seventh street: 10 beautifully ■■■,i-..is!,^l
rooms; maple and oak furniture and Brus
sels carpeU_prlce_s7oo. 1-is-J
Pianos
' BUY A SAMPLE
PIANO
et the wholesale house at about one-half
price. • A large assortment to select from,
"c are Jobberß covering the eight western
states. We will sell to Los Angeles peo
pl« pianos at Jobbers' price.. We do not
have the retail expense. Call at our office,
room 608 Parmelee-nohrmann building, 441
South Broadway, and get our prices. Its
worth your while.
\
S. A.. Brown <& Co.
444 South Broadway. ----*-
PIANOS AT $J. 60 AND »3 PER MONTH,
square pianos of standard makes, la excel
lent condition. Will .ell on the above small
payments. GEO. J. BIRKEL CO., »«5-34,
8. Spring st- 10-^s-tI
JTOR BALB—UPRIGHT PIANO IN FINS
condition; only 1100 for immediate sale.
Call tor inspection 413 Wl FIFTH ST.^^
FOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN, MY BBAUTI
-ful upright llano: or will store with some
reliable p«r»o_. Address UOX 145, Herald.
FOR SALE
Country Property
in Los Angeles County
Special Snaps
This Week
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Jl (LDmJ/ *la *"' rilh ' I'VflflB) Ji /^jD^jl
lonm alfalfn tind *
fruit land; adjoining Improved runche*.
n sy acres rich level mil- ,*> «1 jfl /TK /Tfv '
A\ \n Irrigated silt lnml. \]\ A\RM )
ijj-VL^ adjoin ranches M Ji "Hr V \U/ ',
wlilpli produce IS '
ton« of alfalfa per acre each year. Deeileil ]
land.
Special Snaps This Week
Come Today—Talk With \
_
EDWARD SCHERMAN
!!19 Citizens National Hank Building,
Third and Main streets.
1-18-1
Yucaipa Valley
Apples
Do you want 5. 10 and 20 acres of an apple
farm In the famous Yucaipa Valley, adjoin
ing He, Hands, the gem home city of Southern
California?
These lands are all ready for planting,
and we plant the most desirable varieties
and those best adapted, and care for them
for a period of two years, without extra cost
to the buyer.
Apples, you know, are as staple as wheat,
and a much more profitable crop. Land suit
able for* producing apples of quality, you
know. Is limited. Ask the people who are
raising apples In this vicinity on lands
similar to ours what they think of these
laridsu as an apple producer.
We also have some excellent eucalyptus
lands which we are planting to eucalyptus,
and caring for same for a period of two
years without extra cost to the buyer,
lands as an apple producer.
Go out with us today and see these lands.
If you want time to more fully Investigate,
write for our excellent and thoroughly re
liable prospectus of Yucaipa Valley and what
we are doing.
YUCAIPA WATER AND LUMBER CO..
Suite 112, Merchants Trust Bldg.,
Los Angeles, California.
1-16-3
FOR BALE—
160 acres one mile north of Le Grand.
Cal, Merced county, all good land; price
$.-,r» per acre, only 18 feet to water, no
alkali or hard pan. sediment soil; 15 per
aero cash, balance four years at 6 per
cent. Don't miss this If you want a good
piece of land that will bo worth two. or
three times Its present price before the
debt comes due.
UEO. J. SHOENIIAIR,
Phone A 2334. 378 Wilcox Bldg.
' 1-12-tf
IMPERIAL VALLEY—FOR SALE—
No blizzard, cyclones, droughts.
Marvelous crops. Brain, alfalfa, cotton.
640 acreß. Improved, In crop, acre ST.".
320 acres. Improved, on R. It., acre..sl2s
160 acres, Improved, on R. R., acro..S>,_>
160 acres In barley, per acre 57ij
SO acres. 16 shares water stock, acre.s2o
10 acres, joins Imperial: improved,.
price $1500
HAMMERS' REALTY CO., 404 Severance
Elds. 115-3
"BEAUMONT
LAND AND WATER CO.
HAVE MOVED
to suite 316 Central Building.
S. W. corner Sixth and Main streets.
FOR BALE— ACRES -1 LAND, GOOD I
5-room house; price ITOOO. OHO, RENA
KER, 915 W. 31st st. Phono 21974. 1-16-3
City Lots and L_'dt
FOR BALE LARGE LOT, 50x138, VEH
mont avenue, $200 under tho market, on
terms, for a few days.
For sale — < room modern cottage on
. Forty-fifth street, on lot 60x13S to an al
ley; fruit and shade trees; only ISSOu;
1500 oash. It Is worth Investigating.
WIN-LOW I!i:.M.TY CO.,
Phone 532.
4T,50 Central aye. 1-18-20-52-23-11
FOR SALE— LARGE LOT. 48x140, WITH
windmill; genuine bargain: |800 spot ensh
will buy this. Come early as this will
not last long.
For sale—li-room modern cottage, large
lot, 10x140, near Washington street; 11500
cash, balance terms.
\VlN*l.<>\\ REALTY CO.,
Phone HI.
4550 Central aye. 1-18-80-53:!--!- t
Furniture
SEPARATE LOCKED IRON ROOMS »J.OI
per month; trunks, boxes, etc.. 250 to 19-
Phone for our large vau when you move.
11 id per bour.
COLVEAR WAREHOUSE CO., V:'^-»
416-17-19 San Pedro st Main office. 50J
-11 8. Mala st. P-one Main 1117; FSUI.
Live Stock
FOR BALE I HAVE ONE OF THE BEST
dairies In L A.;'4B cows. 5 2-y<-ar-old heifers,
■i yearling heifers, I bulls, 4 horses, I wag
ons; route HIM i" I month. The cream at
tradn. SunnysWie Hedondo cars, N. W. cor.
■ Florence and Vermont. 1-16-3
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
TANUARY ENROLLMENT NOW ACTIVE
COLLEGE ENTRANCE 320 WEBT KIGHTH ST. Phones: FlBao, Main 2SOS.
MISS WING'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
1226 ALVARADO STREET
Day and boarding. All <lr-pnrtments from kindergarten to college. Pro
pairs for college and university. Fine school for glrlg visiting Southern
California for winter to keep abreast of their studies. Piano, elocution,
pottery, etc. Private tutoring. Winter term opens January 3.
MISS ETHELWYN WING, M. A., Principal.
Home T. 314 4 Sunset West 5844
I
| %r&l/SM£SSQ>LL£G£
: la the undisputed leader of Business Educa- |
! tion on the coast. It has prepared and placed
j In good positions thousands; let It prepare
i you. Enroll Monday. Call, write or phone, i
I F87OO; Main 611. I. N. INSKEKP, manager,
] 614 South Grand aye.
German, English
Shorthand
by experienced teacher. Terms moderate.
I 230 W. 21st tt. Phone South Kit
FOR SALE
San Pedro
FOR SALE—AT SAN PEDRO
The Point Firmin Tract
$630,000 appropriation has been made by O.
B. government for San Pedro.
The government Is spending millions here.
The $10,000,000 of harbor bonds which will
be voted by Los Angeles city will make
great harbor Improvements. The 146 acres in
outel harbor will be the site for great ware
houses, dock, and general .hipping busi
ness.
Lots In the Point Flrmln tract are sightly,
overlooking the whole harbor, the 146 acres
and the big 000.000 government breakwater.
Lots run to water's edge and command tile
finest view on Pacific coast.
* We fell these lots cheaper than lot. else
where In Southern California— to $2500
for large lots. Easy terms.
Call on
GEORGE H. PECK & CO.,
202 Lankershlm bldg., Los Angeles; or
Bank of San Pedro bldg., at the harbor.
Su-Tu-Th-tf
Orange Groves
1 HAVE THE BEST PAYING ORANGE
grove In state at a bargain. Call EAST
883. V. 1-18-2
Miscellaneous
FOR SALE— SNAP; ACT QUICK—
mill on wheels; gasoline engine, circle
and drag saws, wood splitter, horse,
wagon, tools, $300; good work If wanted.
WALTER G. KING, Covlna, Cal. 1-18-4
FOR SALE—I LUNCH COUNTER, 1 RANGE
and other lunch counter fixtures. BETHLE
HEM INSTITUTION, 610 Vlgnes St. Phone
A4SB4. ; 1-16-3
CHIROPODISTS
DR. HEVLAND, D. C.
Graduate chiropodist. Corns removed with
out pain or soreness. Instant relief; no fear
of peptic trouble.
INGROWING NAILS A SPECIALTY
PARLORS, HOTEL MILTON,
639 V 4 South Broadway.
F2427; Bdway. 8648. 18-30-Smo
DR. EMILY A. CHAPMAN REMOVES
corns, bunions, club and ingrowing nails
without pain. Hours, 9 a. m. to • p. m.
415 O. T. Johnson bldg., 4th and Broadway.
1-9-lmo
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
FOR MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS—
Snaps: High pitch clairnet, $10 to |20;
Boehm flute. Best musical Instrument re
pairing In the west. BAXTER-NORTHUP
CO. m; 8. Broadway. F2295. 12-22-3 mo
i '-
PROPOSALS
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS OP OILED
ROADS
Sealed bids will be received by the clerk
of the board of supervisors of San Mat«o
county, California, until February 14, 1010.
for the Grading, turnpikitiff and oiling of
four (4) miles of road, each bid to be ac
companied by a certified chock In the amount
of ten (IP) i>er cent of tho amount bid and
loC '.en payable cent county of San bid and
payable to the county of San Mateo,
■ as liquidated damages In tho event that the
I bidder or bidders fall to enter into a contract
with good and sufficient bonds, for the faith
ful performance of the work within five (5)
after the award has b?en made to
them, said contract and bonds to be ap
proved by the chairman of the board of super
visors of San Mateo county, California.
Plans and specifications on nle for said work
i In the office of the county clerk, Jos. 11. Nash,
Redwood City.
P. H. McEVOY.
Chairman of the Board of Supervisors.
l-H-?.ot
LEGAL NOTICE
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLD.
EKS OF THE LOS ANQIP'-BS TRUST
AND SAVINGS BANK.
Notice Is hereby given that the annual
1 meeting of the stockholders of the Loj
Angeles Trust and Savings bank will be
held at the office of the bank, southwest
corner of Sixth and Main streets, In the
city of Los Angeles, county of Lo« Angeles,
i state of California, on Thursday, January
' 20, 1910, at 3 o'clock p. m., for the purpose
of electing a board of directors, hearing
reports of officers and for the transaction
of such other business ac may properly
come before the meeting.
JAY SPENCE. Secretary.
1-5-16
RAILWAY TIME TABLE
SALT LAKE ROUTE
All trains dally except a* noted.
Leave| First Street Station. [Arrive
8:36 a , San Bernardino, 3:33
-11:00 a Colton 10:41 a
»:40p Riverside l:llf
.t:24p Ontario and 4:26p
■ Pomona 6:51p
~6:46a|« ' • »:l»a
$:ioa Long Beach and 11:10 a
|«l:30p
'■ l:!0pe San Pedro | 7:oup
4:40p : »l «■•**>
*»':'ioa| Santa Catallna Island I 7:(JOp
, ~BTl6a| Pasadena I 9:45 a
l:00p| Pasadena I 7:20p
'. •Dally except Sunday. sSunday only.
[ '. ■ , I Utah-California Special. I ■
2-OOpl Salt i Lake, -Butte. Denver, |10:00e
I 1 and Chicago, 1
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
■
«■ 953-957 W. 7th St.
Enrollment* Dally. New Catalogue.
Roth phonen. F. Brownsberger, Frfla.
T. U. C. DAY AND EVENING COM"
merdal, technical, automobile, college pre
paratory and grammar schools now open.
10-1-tj
LOS ANGELES BUSINESS COLLEGE. 411
W. Fifth st. S. R. SHRADER, Ph. D.,
president since 1890. 10-17-tl
BROWNSBERGER COMMERCIAL COL
lege, 953-7 W. 7TH. Send for catalogue,
10-18-tl
RAILWAY TIME TABLE
_______ . j
BANTA FE '
Leave | [ Arrive
Eastern-Calif. Limited, I '
10:00 am dally, Chicago via Denver 6:00 pni
and Kansas City
Overland Express—Dally ~~
140 pm Chicago via Denver and 1:10 am
Kansas City
Eastern Express — Dally "
7:80 am Chicago via Denver and 7:0) am
Kansas City
Kite Shaped— vial ' '
1:30 am Pasadena. Return via 1:10 pnt
Santa Ana canyon
7:35 am ——— 10:00 am
8:30 am Bedlandj via Pasadena 1:00 pm
2:011 Pm 6:40 pra
«:30 pm | 7:40 pni
7:30 am Redlands via Orange I 10-35 am
*0:55 am I . [ 6:30 pn»
I 1:00 pm
7:85 am Riverside via Pasadena | 6:40 pm
7:30 am I ' ~~l 7:05 pm
10:55 am Riverside via Orange 10:35 am
6-06 pm 6:80 pni
7:30 am _ , ' I' 7:06 am
10:55 am Corona via Orange 10:36 am
»:M pm ___^^ 6:30 pm
7:30 am 7:oTam
10:55 am San Bernardino via Orange 10:36 am
6:°5 pm 6:30 pra
7:35 am ~"" I 8:30 am
8:30 am 10:00 am
10:00 am San Bernardino via Pasa- 4:00 pm
2:00 pm dena 6:40 pm
.££. 8:(K) pm
6:45 pm
*■■<*> pm . 7:40 pm
B:SS am 6:55 am
2:15 pm Saata Ana 8:?5 am
6:05 pm j u ... 1:00 pm
11:55 pm 11:15 Dm
7:30 am 6:65 am
8:65 am 7:05 am
10:55 am 1 Fullerten. Anaheim, 8:25 am
2:15 pm Orange 10:35 am
6:06 pm 1:00 pn »
11:65 pm I I 6:30 pm
7:35 am San Jaclnto, Elslnore, He- 10:35 am
10:55 am ) met and Murletta | 6:30 pm
10:25 am | Redondo~ | T:2o~pm
2:16 pm Escondldo I 1:00 pm
8:65 am Fallbrook 6:16 pm
8:55 am San Diego and 6:56 am
2:15 pm Coronado Beach 1:00 pm
ll:5C pm - Surf Line 6:15 pm
7:30 am Randaburg 7:05 am
8:00 pm Searchlight and Chloride 7:05 am
8:00 pm Beatty, Rhyollte, Qoldfleld 8:80 an)
and Tonopab
SOUTHERN PACIFIC: .^fjl|
From Arcade station. Fifth and Central ay«.
Leave I |ArrlT»
8:00 a San Francisco via Coast Line. 8:30 a
B:lsa{ San I.uls Oblspo, Paso Robles, 2:3o»
2:BspDel Monte, Monterey, Santa >:Sop
7:30p Cruz. San Jose and east 11:45 a
San Francisco and Mojav*
6:00p Sacramento, Oakland, via 7:01 a
8:30p Bakertfleld and Fresno 8:00 a
7:50 a Fresno 7:05*
6:00p . ,- ■ Bakersßela 8:00*
»:30p and Mojave 8:00p
[Chicago, Kansas City, St. Louis.
9:45p| Golden State Limited i:s!p
3:00p The Calif ornlan. via 7:ltn
I Tuma. Benson, El Paso
I Overland—New Orleans via
12:01pYuma, Benson, Marlcopa, Tuo- 1:809
son, £1 Paso, San Antonio,
Houston
12:01p Tuma, Tucson, Benson. 6:10s
3:00p Lordsburg, Doming, 7:15 a
8:15p El Paso l:80p
6:46a[ } 8:30 a
8:00 a • 11:50 a
8:15 a Basta Barbara 2:30p
1:45p and 7:35i>
2:35p Ventura • 9:3oj>
7:30p ('Not Ventura). 11:45p
8:15 a Oxnard, Santa Susana, • 8:30 a
2:35p Moorpark, • 11:60s,
7:30p • Somls, 2:30»
Camarillo. • 7:86p
('Oxnard only). 11:45p
I Santa Paula via Saugus, 1
6:45 a Camuloa. Plru, Flllmore, |ll:80a
1:45p Satlcoy, Montalvo, Carpln- I 7:S5p
terla. Summerlajid
B:lsa| NordhofC i |:30p
B.BJPI I 7:35p
7:45a| '6:30 a
8:56al Pomona ['7:lta
12:01p Colton 7:16 a
3:00p Riverside, Kedlands and | 9:86 a
4:00p , ' San Bernardino 11:35 a
6:45p 'Xot Riverside, Red- l:30p
•s:l.hi lands or San Bernardino 6:25p
1 7:l0p
' 8:55al Covlna |ll:Ssa
; 6:45p| I 7:1 OP
7:45a| Chlno I 9:35»
4:oop| . I 6:86p
Santa Ana, Anaheim, Downey,| '
I B:S5a Norwalk | 8:30 a
■ ll:15a| 3:ltp
l:oop|a' Buena Park, West a' l:00i>
5:10p Anaheim, West Orange 4:iop
I I 'Downey only
• B : r,r,a| Newport Beach | 4:50p
B:ssa]a Los Alamltoa a| 4:60p
9:45a| Brawloy, Imperial, I <:30a
8; 15p El Centro. Calexlco | 6:55p
. 9-osal San Pedro-Compton • (11:46 a
3:3op|* 'Via Long Beach | 6:35p
- g.OSal * Long Beaoh-Compton 111 A
J 3:3op| 'Via San Pedro «| 6:3Cp '
' 9:O5aT Santa Catallna Island | 6:36p
! -ffuil ' I 7:05 a
,-5 Ua Fernando • 8:40 a
i'-itp . ' t |U:soa
6 : 0 0p 'Motor I 7:35p
I »:Sop_ I________J-L__
) ~»:S0aa Chataworth Park. (See a 3:4«p
I not*). (Note —To an* from
I River station only). ' I |
I. All trains dally except those marked as
1 follows: "a" Sundays excepted; "b" Sundays,
• only. ' . ' • ' '
Don't simply allow It to die—that plae o»
» yours. Find a little capital through advertl*.,
me.
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