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PUBLISHER WILL
ADDRESS Y. M. C. A.
M. A. NPRAE WILL SPEAK TO
YOUNG MEN
NUMBERS TAFT AND ROOSEVELT
. AMONG HIS FRIENDS
Rev. Charles Edward Locke Will De.
liver Sermon on "Hell."
Other Church New*
of Week
Milton A. Meßae, one of the leading
newspaper men of the country, will
deliver an address on "The Successful
Young Man" at the Young Men's
Christian association at 3:20 o'clock
Sunday afternoon. Mr. Mcßae is the
■warm personal friend of President
Taft and ex-President Roosevelt. He
Js on a trip around the world and Is
remaining in Los Angeles for the pur
pose of delivering this address. He is
a magnetic, forceful speaker and has
risen from the ranks to the present
Important position he now holds.
An attractive program has been pre
pared for Sunday afternoon at the
association auditorium. At 2:30, at
the usual social hour, a farewell re
ception will be tendered D. K. Ed
wards and W. S. Bartlett, who are
members of the board of directors and
Who will start on their trip around the
■world next week. Members of the
board of directors and other members
of the association and friends will be
present. Words of greeting will be
extended by President Letts, W. E.
McVey, D. E. Luther, E. H. Emett
and others. The quartet, composed of
the wives of the secretaries of the as
sociation, will render musical selec
tions during the program.
Will Give Special Music
There will be special music ren
dered by A. L. Miller, the harpist and
eololst, and also by the quartet con
sisting of Mrs. D. E. Luther, Mrs. E.
■H. Emett, Mrs. O. T. Johnson and Mrs.
C- F. Quill ian.
In addition to these services there
■will be a personal workers' prayer and
conference at 2:&5, led by E. A. K.
Hackett; a meeting for younger men
Jn Triangle hall at 3:15 and another for
boys In the boys' parlor at 2:30, clos
ing with the home hour in the lobby
at 4:35.
Reynold E. Blight, minister of the
Los Angeles Fellowship, will speak in
Blanchard hall, 233 South Broadway,
Bt 11 o'clock Sunday on "How to Con
cjuer Fate." Prelude on "Shall the
Statue of Robert E. Lee Be Placed in
the Capitol at Washington?"
"Truth About Hell"
Dr. Charles Edward Locke, at the
First Methodist Episcopal church, will
take for his morning subject, "Does
the World Need a New God?" In the
evening Dr. Locke will continue his
present series and will preach on "The
Truth About Hell: Where Is It and
Who Are There?"
"Light in Darkest Africa" will be
the subject of an address illustrated
with stereopticon views Sunday even
ing by Rev. C. D. Williamson, pastor
of the li'ithesda Presbyterian church.
Rev. A. C. Smithcr, pastor of the
Firat Christian church, will speak
Sunday morning on the subject, "Our
Elims." At the evening service Rev.
Mr. Smithor will give a short prelude
with stereopticon illustrations on
•Amid the Bights and Scenes of
Egypt." His evening sermon will be
on "Love Your Enemies."
Will Dedicate Church
The new Westlake Presbyterian church
will bt dedicated .Sunday, February 20.
Bey. Malcolmn MacLeod, pastor of the
First Presbyterian church of Pasa
dena, will preach the dedicatory ser
mon. The new chutch, of which Rev.
W. D. Landis is the pastor, is locat
ed at the corner of Grand View and
Hinth streets.
.William Murphy will conduct a tem
perance meeting at the hall of the Vol
unteers of America Sunday evening.
Dr. Kate Waller Barrett, president
of the National Florence Crlttenton
mission of Washington, D. C, will ad
dress a mass meeting at the First
Methodist church Sunday afternoon at
3 o'clock on the subject "The White
Blave Traffic, the Cause and Cure. 1'
"Mountain Whites" Is Topic
"The Mountion. Whites" will be the
eubjec: of Mra. Van Meter at the
Young Women's Christian association
vesper service Sunday afternoon at 4
o'clock in the association building.
"A Call of the Weary" will be the
Sunday morning topic of Rev. A. B.
Prichaid, pastor of the Central Pres
byterian church. In the evening Rev.
Mr. Prichard will speak at the Second
Presbyterian church on "The Desert
and the Indians," illustrated with ster
eopticon slides. Rev. Mr. Prichaid will
repeat this address Monday morning
before the meeting of the Presbyterian
ministers in the Bible institute. Rev.
Mr. Compton, pastor of the Second
church, will occupy Rev. Mr. Prlch
nrd's pulpit at the Sunday evening
service.
To Change Pastorates
Rev. F. D. Sheets will speak Sun
flay evening at the Boyle Heights
Methodist church on "Three Views of
the Cross." In the morning he will
make a short address at the communion
service. Dr. W. E. Tilroe, the new pas
tor of this church, will preach his
first sermon Sunday, February lft Dr.
Sheets' farewell sermon to be preached
on the preceding Sunday. Dr. Tilroe
■will begin a series of evangelistic ser
vices on his arrival. Dr. Sheets will
preach hig initial sermon as pastor of
the McCabe Memorial church of Chi
cago Sunday, February 27.
Workers of the Methodist mission will
conduct the Sunday morning service at
the Vernon avenue Methodist church.
Clyde Crist will speak at the mission
on East Fifth street this evening and
Rev. (}. T. Foster, the superintendent,
will speak at the Sunday evening ser
vlce. During the past ten months,
c the mission was opened, 1200
conversion* have been reported.
To Award Building Contract
Itt. Rev. Bishop Johnson left for
San Diego last night where he goes to
fcwarj the c-ntract for two buildings
for ihe bishop's school, which he has
recently established. The buildings,
•which will bo for dormitory and ad
ministration purposes, will accomodate
about forty pupils of the boarding
school and will be erected at La Jol-
Ja. Miss Ellen Scrips has donated
$25,000 toward these buildings. Mrs.
(Charles Bentham has charge of the
BPhool. Sunday morning Bishop John
eon will pre. -h at St. Matthew's church
at National City and In the evening
u4 St. Paul's churth, San Diego, ire
will r-turn to Lob Angelas Monday and
on Wednesday will preach at Ulfl
•Veiling; service at the Church of the
Oood Shepherd at Ocean Park nt the
least of the purification.
•Standards of Art and Religion" will
bt the subject of the discourse at the
First Unitarian church by the pastor,
Rev. B. Stanton Hodgln, Sunday
morning.
Bible Conference to Close
The Bible conference conducted by'
the Loa AagelM Bible institute win j
close at the First Baptist church with
three special services Sunday. The con- ]
foresee opened WTedne»d»y evening,
continuing with evening sesions until
last night when Rev. W. L. Tucker
and Rev. J. H. Sammis were the j
speakers. Rev. Mr. Sammis is a mem
ber of the institute faculty and the
•writer of a large number of well known
hymns.
Rev. T. C. Horton, head of the in
stitute, will speak at the Sunday morn
ing service. In the afternoon a con
ference will be held and the evening 1
service will be addressed by Rev. R- A. |
Haddon. Large congregations have at
tended all the services.
The "Women's Neighborhood circles
of the First Congregational church will
meet In thirteen home* of-the parish.
next Thursday afternoon.
To Dedicate Catholic Church
Rt. Rev. Bishop Conaty will dedicate I
the new St. Michael's church, Man
chester and Vernon avenues. Sunday
morning at 10:30 o'clock, of which Rev.
Joseph Kaiser is the pastor. The
' choir of the Holy Cross church, under
the direction of Rev. T. E. Fahey, the
pastor, will furnish the musical pro
gram.
Father Schmltt will preach at the
10:30 o'clock mass Sunday morning at
| the Cathedral of St. Vibiana. Father'
I Kirk will preach at the evening service
The Holy Angels sodality will meet j
following the 9:15 o'clock mass and the
Boy's sodality will met at 3 p. m. The
feast of the presentation will be ob- !
served at the cathedral on Wednes
day with the blessing of candles at 9
O'clock, followed by solemn high mass. ;
Very Rev. Dr. J. S. Glass, C. M.,
president of £t. Vincent's college, will
preach at the Sunday evening service
at St. Vincent's church. Rev. S. J. ■
Depta, C. M.. will pre&cb at the high !
mass at 11 a. m.
Will Hold Retreat
A retreat for the Altar society of the
Holy Cross church will be opened Sun
day morning at the 10:30 o'clock mass. ;
Rev. P. McLaughlln of Hanford will j
preach the evening sermon of the re- ;
treat, which will close Wednesday
evening. Mass will be celebrated each j
morning, at which Rev. T. F. Fahey, ;
the pastor, will preach the sermon.
The various circles of the society will
elect officers during the retreat, and \
plan for the work of the coming year.
"Should I Join the Church?" will be
the Sunday morning topic of Rev. WU- I
Ham Horace Day, pastor of the First
Congregational church. In the evening
the service will be held under the aus- |
pices of the Men's Brotherhood, the j
Euterpean orchestra of forty pieces to i
assist in the service. Dr. Day will I
speak on ''Dwight L. Moody, Evangelist :
and Educator." Next Saturday Dr.
Day will go to the Imperial valley,
where he will preside at the organiza
tion of the Congregational church at
Heber, where the Congregntionalists
have established an educational Institu
tion. Dr. Day will pass the week in the
valley.
Will Celebrate Conversion
Charles Lyle Harris, pastor of the
Congregational church of r.nrstow, Cal.,
will celebrate his eecond spiritual birth
day at the City Union Rescue mission,
606 East Fifth street, with a special
service Tuesday evening. O. D. Con
rey and E. E. Leary, who conducted
the service the night Mr. Harris was
converted, will makfi addresses at Lhe
meeting. Mr. Harris is one of the
youngest pastors in California, and His
work has met with encouraging results.
Rev. J. Q. A. Henry, former pastor of
the First Baptist church, has been pass
ing the week with his father, who is
very ill at his home in Penryn, Cal.
Monday the family will he tendered a
luncheon by the Ministerial union of
San Francisco, and on Tuesday morn
ing will sail for Hawaii, en route to
Australia. Dr. Henry will speak three
times in San Francisco on Sunday.
Will Install Pastor
The installation sorvide of Rev. Dr.
Jones as pastor of the Welsh Presby
terian church will be hold at that
church Sunday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock. Rev. W. Hunter will preside.
Rev. Hugh K. Walker will preach the
Installation sermon. Rev. A. B. Prich
ard will give the charge to the pastor
and Rev. Mr. Compton the charge to
the people. The church is located at
438 Crocker street.
Special evangelistic services will be
held at the Huntington Park Methodist
church beginning Sunday and to con
tinue until February 8. Three services
will be held on Sunday, and on the suc
ceeding days services will be held in the j
afternoons and evenings. Rev. Joseph
Smith of Meridan, Miss., will assist
Rev. V. H. Brink, the pastor.
Rev. A. W. Rider, Pacific district
secretary of the American Baptist Mis
sionary union, will speak at the Tern-1
pie Baptist church Sunday morning on
"The Mind of the Master, the World's
Master Mind." Sunday night Giles B.
Kellogg, O. D. Conrey and B. E. Pier-1
son will speak briefly on "The Call of
the City Rescue Mission."
When the Liver
is Out of Tune
the whole system is off the key
—stomach upset, bowels slug
gish, head heavy, skin sallow
■ and the eyes dull. You cannot
be right again until the cause
of the trouble is removed. Cor
rect the flow of bile, and gently
stimulate the liver to healthful
action by taking
BEECHAM'S
PILLS
the bile remedy that is safe to
use and convenient to take.
A dose or two will relieve the
nausea and dizziness, operate
the bowels, carry new life to
the blood, clear the head and
improve the digestion.
These old family pills are the
natural remedy J for bilious
complaints and quickly help
the liver to
, Strike the Key
note of Health
Bold Every where. In bows 10c. »nd »sc.
g|||p3ppj All Trunks
rl 'm '■ "v Are
l¥ W 1 it* Guaranteed
Uf|>^'jiL^]-4y for £ years.
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Btore and Factory, 228 8«. Main it. '
LOS ANGELES HERALD: SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 29, 1910.
Working People
Of the City of Los Angeles
Thousands of Dollars' Worth of Merchandise
Useful to Everybody to Be Almost Given Away
TODAY, THIS MORNING, 9 A. M. SHARP, THAT'S THE FACTS
This is the whole truth and nothing but the truth, on the reputation of a firm that
has been in business over 20 years and wishes to leave the city as soon as possible.
Signed: HENRY RYAN and McGINNIS, Sales Managers.
1 i ■ - ___^ B __ — ____ — __________________-_--_-_-------_--_-_-_-i
Los Angeles, at the present time, is crowded with sales, which we know; therefore we must sell goods at almost nothing to close
out the entire stock. Our location is bad, and here is what we are going to do:
500 Men's Suits Worth $12, $2.95
-:\ ' ' ' ■ ■ | ; _! ' ——
200 Boys' Heavy overcoats go at ?2.*5 This Sale closes in a Few Days 50 Cases of Rubber Collars at 5c Apiece
Boys' Suits, any size; these goods must be sola. _ .. . (aW . n ft PP tahln full 4c
$5000 worth of features to go to the highest bidder. Boys' 50c hats, odd sizes, at 7. Be Canvas Glove*, table. after'table full £
Smoking Jackets worth up to $20 at $1.95 Case after case of boys' $1.50 dress hats, any old price. Gloves for men, all sizes, 760 values H«
Sale opens this morning at 9a. m. sharp and closes February Ladies' hose by the case 50 Lots or Boys *,"„'.''~V'.' i ..........•••"••• • :
4 at 6 p. m. sharp. SALE OPKXS it O'CLOCK THIS MOUSING SHARP. (.HHTI-.M SALE OX h.AKIH
S^CS'o^LS $25 Cravenettes During This Sale $5.45
Clothing'! Clothing'! Clothing!
400 Men's $9.00 Sviits at $2.65
200 doz. Dr. Wright's $3 Men's Caps, all sizes. .5c Greatest Sale on Earth Salesmen of All = Watch Us Do a Here Is a
underwear at 85c $1 . 0 0 Dress Golf Shirts, t&&Sr&2±&? «° W-SJf"" Bustel ' . Scheap
$4.50 Gloves, the dressy all sizes 29c sale price Ssc Any person out of a job that stetson ******* Stcktadftje le by Oitt te hndin Cg t> thUmsafe!
kind 50c 50c Garters for Men, on Store Open' Each Even- L B in(J Vv n aDDiyir ffoldr lda aposmon MCThis s aje i S e for Ca few' ; Lots of goods for the children
Sale Opens 9a. m. Sharp sale 15c ing Until 6:30 , efor£ 9a m . days only. _ ,| it smalt prices.
We Are Selling Out, Closing Out and Getting Out or Business
Merchandise by the Ton at Anything You Want to Pay for It 500 Men's Single Vests, $3 Values at 25c
BOV<' Clothin* at Biz SnaPS Working People, Read Prices on Men's Pants shoeß J^^^^^^ B.^o^ I
DOYS 'UIOUIIIaS Ul ***& OIIUp» 500 pairs Breen's Pants, odd sizes, at.. .45c $ 2 .50 men's dress shoes, all one price..... ..900
Boys' Corduroy Pants at ....'... 19c Pants for b ig men, sizes up to 50 at any price go-» 2?2£?t?v£ &£; odd 6 w^th «p'to <$
Single Coats for boys at...".. 35c $5.00 and $6.00 Dress Pants at $2.65 , 10( at ....* $2.65
Boys' Vests, all go at 10c apiece Sale Opens This Morning 9 A. M. Sharp | Sale Opens 9 A. M. Sharp This Morning
Sales in this city will fall like dirt under a big crusher when this big firm opens its doors to the public at 9 a. m. sharp this morning.
' We must get out and we must sell out. Clothing, Furnishings and Shoes. Just make us an offer. -
Wool Hose for Men, 25c Values, 9c 300 Boxes of Silk Hose for Men 1 5c
Thousands of boxes of men's 75c ribbed underwear; all go at Me T^ a^........................-.,.. . : . ;,; .v;:..*:::::;:;;:.v::;:::::v/.v;.v;
Manhattan $3 shirts at ; •••65C $3 men's blue flannel shirts.... • •••• •••••■ ........900
iiannaudn * , „ ' - .....7c Thousands of neckties at any price they will bring.
25c linen handkerchiefs , _I________—————— ———— _____ —— ——_____——--——-——-—————-————————
Thousands of dollars must be raised during this sale, and we must sell goods cheap to get the money. This sale will save thousands of dollars for the poor man. Cloth
ing, men's cravenettes. Just make us an offer. ' ■ - ■ ; • •
This Big Sale Lasts a Few Pays Only CLOTHING! CLOTHING! CLOTHING! --,---- «*«• **£?*?% !£ »—
Thousands of dollars' worth of Wool Underwear, all will be Men's Suits in this big sale by the hundreds at any old price 80-foot front-all window, painted:-United Trustee Clothing
sold at any price the goods will bring. they will bring; thousands to choose from. | Co. of America. - :
Arrow brand collars at 5c apiece Cravenettes, Men's Suits, Closing Prices Rubber Boots, $3.50 Values at $1.95
$1.00 fleeced underwear at 20c Men , s Golf , rts Pongee Silk, hundreds to pick from; all the Thousands of dollars' worth' of Rubber , Goods, Mackintoshes
Youths' suits at any price . hlrts wlu be sold at any price. , and Rubber Coats; any class of Rubber Goods; all go at any
Men's single coats ;$7 values. $1.00 " Sale opens this m9rnjng, January 29, at 9a. m, sharp. Pr'ce- " '
This big firm has been in business for Twenty Years or over and carries any class of merchandise-note the location plain-142-144. 146-148 North Spring street, be
tween Franklin and Court. All goods go at just what they bring. Sale opens this morning, January 29, at 9a. m. sharp. -
Men's Suits, $35.00 values, at .......:..'..........;. v"-""&^ SALE LASTS ONLY A FEW DAYS
Thousands of small men's suits all go at * 2-95 Furnishing goods, any old price. Clothing, any old price. Boys' good*; any price
Sale Opens This Morning, January 29, at 9 a.m. Sharp y°" offer. This morning, 9a. m., is the day. 0 rtf
v This Big Busted Sale Is At
142-144-146-148 North Spring Street
BETWEEN FIRST AND COURT STREETS
All Our Windows Are Painted "United Trustee Clothing Co. of America." Look for the Big Front and Be Careful j
of the Other Sales. This Store Is Selling Out. Money Back if You Want It, ;
142-144-146-148 North Spring Street
Betwten First and Court Streets The Last Store in the Block