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ary. NATIONAL SCHOOLS OF TYPE
WRITING, 510 Chamber of Commerce.
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LADIES—TO MAKE AT HOME FANCY
work, embroideries, aprons, cakes, pas
tries, etc., for Woman's Exchange, 417 W.
Seventh st. The employment department
secures the best paying positions ln all
commercial and domestic lines. 2-6-30
WANTED— LADY TO DO OFFICE
work In exchange for Spanish and short
hand instruction.' Small salary. NA
TIONAL SCHOOLS OF TYPEWRITING.
510 Chamber of Commerce. 2-3-10
WANTED—YOUNG LADY TO STUDY
shorthand and bookkeeping. Can pay when
we find you a position. NATIONAL
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ber of Commerce. 2-3-10
WANTED—LADIES; BEAUTY CULT
pays big. FLORENTINE HAIRDRESSING
COLLEGE, cor. Broadway entrance 227
Mercantile place, 15c, 25c hairdresslng.
2-2-12t
SALESLADIES WANTED TO SELL AN All
tide for children's use; easy seller; big
commissions. D. & B. MFG. CO., 410
Guaranty Bank Bldg., Dallas, Tex. 2-6-3
LADIES AND GIRLS AT HOME. STEAD?
or evenings, can stamp transfer, $1.60 do*
upward; original, reliable firm. Room 334,
MASON BLDG. 228 W. Fourth. »-2S-tf
WANTED—SOME ONE TO RENT COTTAGE
who can do housework for pay. Call 818 N.
MATTHEWS ST. 2-7-3
Agents -
SALESMEN WANTED— LIVE SOLICITOUS
of good address for work In Los Angeles
and vicinity. First class opportunity for
hustlers; no money required. HARSH
MAN. 1406 W. Tenth st. 2-8-1
Help Male and Female
WANTED—STUDENTS TO STUDY SHORT
hand and bookkeeping; $2 a week; home use
of typewriter free. NATIONAL SCHOOL
OF TYPEWRITING, 610 Chamber of Com
merce. 2-3-10
WANTED—MEN tXD WOMEN TO LEARN
the barber tr_<e; guaranteed in eight
weeks. Cats'. MM* free. MOHLER BAR
BER COLLEGE. 122 E. Second St. 7-1-tf
COLLEGE. AND NORMAL GRADUATES TO
register for positions In Arizona, Nevada
and California. BOYNTON TEACHERS'
AGENCY. 625 Stlmson block. 1-23-lm
Situations —Mala
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hour. Will take washing at home or go out
and wash; . or will do 'light housecleanlng.
Call at 212 Concord St., MRS. JOHNSON.
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WORK WANTED, PERMANENT OR TEM
porary, In private house; many years' ex
perience; highest recommondatlons; English.
A. COOKE, 830 Wall at, i 2-6-4
. Situations Female
WANTED—POSITION— REFINED, MlD
die aged lady, very capable, desires posi
tion In widower's family, or will keep
house for two* or three gentlemen; refer
ences. H. BROWN, 111 S. Flgueroa St.
2-6-3
HOME DRESSMAKER DESIRES A FEW
more engagements at $1.50 per day and car
fare, or $8 per week and car fare. Address
BOX 75, Herald. 2-6-3
ELDERLY WOMAN WANTS POSITION AS
housekeeper for one or two, or as com*
panion for lady; bost references, BOX 320,
Herald. 8-6-4
WANTED—A FRENCH WOMAN DESIRES
a place to cook; best references.. Address
• C. CHIRY RIOL, Room 27, 817 East First
street. 2-5-4
WANTED—COMPETENT STENOGRAPHER
wants position; references. Apply BOX
850, Herald. 2-3-10
Rooms
WANTED— LADY PARTNER THAT UN
derstands magnetic healing. Call MAIN
5402 j_ 2-7-3
To Purchase —Real Estate
WANTED TO BUY—ON EASY TERMs] 4
or 6-room cottage In Westlake district;
not more than one block from yellow car.
ERIKSON & CO. v
105 W. Sixth st. F2374. '■ 2-8-5
To Purchase Miscellaneous
WANTED—CASH PAID FOR FEATHER
beds. 768 SAN PEDRO ST. - Phones
F8041; Main 1106. 12-17-tt
WANTED— ONE LARGE AND ONE SMALL
second hand office desk. BOX C 2, Herald.
■ 12-2.-11
FEATHER BEDS-PAY $5 TO $33 EACH.
Address J. RYAN. 630 " ».n Pedro st, 12-3-tf
Miscellaneous
WANTED—WOOD CUTTING; QUICK
work done taking out orchards, eucalyp
tus etc. I get our prices. This machinery
is for sale. W. O. KING, box 207, Covina.
."*..< ;■-. 1 2-2-7
WANTED—A GOOD PATENT. STATE
particulars. T. W. WRIGHT, 105 Reads
itreet, Now York city. »■*-*
FOR RENT
Apartments— Furnished and Un.
furnished
-The-St.. Regis
2 ft I ROOM FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING;
also single rooms. 237 SOUTH FLOWER.
Main 2290; A 72.6; 6 mln. to business center.
Moderate prices. 11-_O-3mo
FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED BUNGALOW,
, 6 rooms and bath; modern conveniences;
high corner lot; pretty location; very good
condition; $20; water paid; 2503 Michigan
aye. Inquire 314 MATHEWS, next door.
Phone [phone]
Rooms Furnished
PENIEL. HOUSE /
227 8. MAIN, OVER ,'ENIEL HALL
Light, airy rooms ln business center. Clean,
moral and cafe place to stay. Rates 3_o t.l
II day; $1.76 to $4 week. Phone Bdway 2066.
11-18-.n-o
GIRARD HOUSE
115 EAST THIRD ST.
All outside rooms; central location; eleva
tor service; steam heat; 50 rooms with pri
vate bath; rent $16 per month.
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HOTEL SOUTHERN
SEVENTH AND WESTLAKE AYE.
Warm rooms with the best table board.
One of the best family hotels in the West,
lake district. Home 61640; Sunset Temple
787. 2-6-lm
Rooms and Board
TO LET— OUTSIDE ROOMS; FINE
tabic: cheap rates. 607 3. FIGUEROA.
2-8-3
Houses
FOR RENT-FOUR-ROOM HOUSE, EAST
Hollywood; electric lights, gas; good loca
tion near car line; $10 month. Call 69120
Home phone after 10 o'clock
2-4-tt
Offices
FOR RENT— NICE SUNNY FRONT OF
fices on .Broadway; large windows and
advertising space; also smaller offices. In
nuire room 4, 244 S. BROADWAY.
1-27-tf
Store Rooms
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FOR RENT—ONE-HALF OF NEW STORE,
714 South Broadway Inquire WHITE SEW
ING MACHINE CO.. 6-3 S. Spring. 12-5-tf
PATENTS— PATENT ATTORNEYS
PIONEER PATENT AGENCY. HAZARD &
STRAUSE. ESTABLISHED 32 YEARS.
Oldest agency in Southern California.
American and foreign patents secured and
trade marks registered. PATENT LITI
GATION. 639 Citizens National Bank
Building, Third and Main. Home A 1403;
Main 2522. PATENT BOOK. FREE.
, 2-8-tf
JAMES T. BARKELEW. ENGINEER- AND
patent attorney. American and foreign pat
ents, trade marks. Special assistance In
chemical, electrical, mining and complex
mechanical cases. 728 CENTRAL- BLDO.,
Sixth and Main. r'-3iiy, liiaiu 4337. FREE
BOOK ON PATENTS. 1-32-tf
PATENTS AND TRADEMARKS, ALL COUN
tries. A. H. LIDDERS, patent lawyer and
solicitor, 612 Trust bldg.. cor. 2d and Spring.
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TYPEWRITERS
ALL MAKES OF REBUILT TYPEWRITERS.
tee our bargains. Best rentals In city,
$1.50 to $3 a month.
LOS ANGELES TYPEWRITER
EXCHANGE,
AE9I3. 188 S. Broadway Main 3931
N »-13-tf
TYPEWRITERS BOUGHT AND K-SltU.
All makes guaranteed; repairing. itA__J_R
HOKY-CO. (Inc.) ilihii So. Broadway.
Main 401)1: A4U7O. 10-31-tf
ATTORNEYS.AT.LAW
E. M. WITTE, NOTARY PUBLIC—PEN
sIon papers, wills, insurance and collec
tions negotiated. 244■_ S. BROADWAY.
1-19-tf
DIVORCE LAWS OF NEVADA-
Full Information without charge. Address
11. E. FULLER, Attorney, Goldfleld, -V If.
2-5-tf
MARRIAGE LAWS EXPLAINED. ESTATES
settled. Collections. Advice free. 213
LISSNER BLDG. 2-5-25
BATHS
SCIENTIFIC MASSAOE. MANICURING,
chiropodists, baths. JEAN LUNN and
ELSIE GHOSLIN, 520 S. Broadway.
12-3-tf
MISS LEWIS. 32614 S. BROADWAY, SUITE 3;
baths and alcohol ruu_; t.ectrical treatment
and magnetic: hours 10 to 10. 12-3-tf
MRS. B. DAVIS, BATHS AND ALCOHOL
rubs; electric treatment. 752 S. Spring.
room 1. ' - 2-C-7
CHIROPODISTS
DR. HEVLAND, D. C. GRADUATE CHlllO
podlst. Corns removed without pain or
soreness. Instant relief; no fear of septic
trouble. Ingrowing nails a specialty. Parlors
Hotel Milton, 63914 S. Broadway. F2427;
Broadway 9648. 12-30-3 mo
OR EMILY A. CHAPMAN REMOVES
corns, bunions, club and Ingrowing nails
without pain. Hours, 9 a. m. to • p. m.
416 O. T. Johnson bldg.. 4th and Broadway.
l-»-lmo
SANITARIUMS
BANNING SANATORIUM FOR TUBERCU
LOSISEIevation 2350; Banning, on S. P.
R. 11.; 30 miles beyond Colton; no fog; dry
mountain air; new, experienced matron.
Rates low. Send for booklet. DR. HOLT,
director. 1-17-lmo
~~ NOTARIES
B. M. WITt7~NOTARY PUBLIC. PENSION
papers, deeds, collections and wills nego
tiated. Room 4. 24414 S. Broadway.
1-21-tf
WHEELED VEHICLES
Automobiles .
NEW $3500 7-PASSENGER ■ AUTOMOBILE
for exchange for city or Oneonta property.
MATTHEWS ST. ! 2-0-3
AUTOS, ENGINES, BOILERS, TIRES AND
parts sold and exchanged. METZ. 207 10.
Ninth F1958. 2-4-tf
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LOS ANGELES HERALD: TUESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 8, 1910.
FOR SALE _____
Houses
If Tou lave
'$1000 or More
SEE OUR BEAUTIFUL HOMES IN OX
FORD BOULEVARD.
6-Room Modern Bungalow $5750
6-Room, Attractive, East Front,
$6500
8 Rooms, 1 1-2 Story, $7000
8 Rooms, 2-Story, With 2 Baths,
$8000 '
And two separate water systems—mineral
and city; having parage, woodshed, chicken
corral, etc.; paneled doors throughout; good
as any $8500 property In the city.
BEACON LUMBER CO.
Office, Western and Temple
Western Aye. Car.
Phones: Temple 1173, 56131.
2-1-tf
FOR SALE
Houses Like Rent
—3-room new Cal. house.
$35 cash; bal. $15 mo.
BOYLE HEIGHTS.
$900 — 4-room house, close in.
$50 cash, hn„ $15 mo.
EUCLID HEIGHTS.
$1200 —4-room house; lot 60x170.
¥»_u ca-h, !»:»>. $15 iiiO,
EUCLID HEIGHTS. %,
$15005-room modern Cal. bungalow,
$100 rash, leal. $15 mo.
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS.
$IGO0 —5-room modern bungalow.
$100 cash, bnl. $15 mo.
* EUCLID HEIGHTS.
$18C0 —6-room new modern bungalow.
$100 cash; hal. $15 mo.
EUCLID HEIGHTS.
$2100 — 6-room house, close in.
$100 cash; bal. $15 mo.
ON E. FIRST ST.
$35006-room new modern bungalow.
$300 cash; hal. $15 mo.
Will take lots In trade.
' Office open Sundays.
TAYLOR REALTY CO.,
Cor. E. First and Evergreen streets,
I'liones— 1)1171; Boyle 1806.
2-6 S 9 10-4
HIGHLAND PARK
/ $1550
{2.0 DOWN—SIS PER MONTH.
Two large lots and 4-room house, close
to car and school; gas, etc. lots alone
worth the money.
ELLS, 910 CENTRAL BLDG.
a „ ,i .
2-6-7-8-3t
HIGHLAND. PARK
PRICE $2800.00
$100 DOWN $28 A MONTH
A cozy 6-room bungalow, large lot, close
to car line, hardwood floors, tastefully decor
ated, fireplace, built-in buffet and bookcases,
bathroom, hot and cold water, elegant elec
tric fixtures. In fact, entire house finished
' right up to the last minute. Why not take
a few minutes' time and -look at it?
B. R. ELLS, 910 Central bldg.
Phone F3779. N 2-6-3t
" DON'T PAY
." ANOTHER MONTH'S
RENT
$100 DOWN $20.00 A MONTH
PRICE $1850.00
buys the cozl it 5-room cottage, complete In
every detail, tastefully tinted and modern
right up to the last minute. Close to cm
line and school. Good neighborhood. You'll
be pleased. Let. us show you.
B. R. ELLS, 910 Central blclg.
Phone F3779. 2-6-3
ALTADENA
Large 1-3 acre lots; just the thing for chick
en ranches: plenty of water, fine soil, eleva
tion 1400 feet. If you wish, will furnish
money to build bouse. You can pay for it
on easy terms. /
. B. R. ELLS. 910 Central bldg.
Phone F3779. =-6-3
AGENTS—NOTICE
Get our list of
BUNGALOWS
to sell on easy terms.
Also lots.
the McCarthy company
201 N. Broadway., 2-6-1
FOR SALE—MODERN 5-ROOM COTTAGE,
$201 Emmet street. Boyle Heights: gas.
electric lights, bath and toilet: elostric
line runs past property; $2600; terms
• 100 down and $15 per month.
J. A. POTEET
Anaheim, Cal.
>, ' 1-16-lmo
FOR SALE—S-ROOM MODERN COTTAGE,
1631 W. Twentieth street, completely fur
nished; nice lawn and shrubbery; also
chicken yard. Price $3000: $300 cash,
balance $30 month. WAYSIDE PRESS,
837 S. Spring St. 2-7-8
OWNER "LEAVING FOR EUROPE WILL
sacrifice modern 4-room bungalow, fur
nished complete; $300 piano, used two
months: lot 64x140; 18 minutes from busi
ness center. Price $2300; $1000 cash.
CRAIG, 105 8. Broadway. ________*__
Houses —Furnished
SEVEN-ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE, BATH
and one acre facing car; $2000,' $400 cash,
balance like rent. F. 11. HATHAWAY.
Rancho. Inglewood. Redondo car. 2-3-7
Ban Pedro
FOR SALE— SAN PEDRO
The Point Firmin Tract
$630,000 appropriation has been made by U.
S. 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
outei harbor will be the site for great ware
houses, docks and general shipping busi
ness, c _ .
Lots In the Point Firmin tract are sightly,
overlooking the whole harbor, the 146 acres
and the big $3,000,000 government breakwater.
Lots run to water's edge and command the
finest view on Paciflo coast.
We tell these lota cheaper than lots else
where in Southern California—slooo to $2509
for large lots. Easy terms.
Call on
GEORGE H. PECK -fc CO.,
202 Lankershlm bldg., Los Angeles; or
Bank ot San Pedro bldg., at the harbor.
Su-Tu-Tb-tt
Furniture
SEPARATE LOCKED IRON ROOMS $$.«» •
per month; trunks, boxes, etc., ISo to 100.
Phone for our large van when you mora
11. tl per hour.
COLYEAR WAREHOUSB CO.,
411-17-19 San Pedro at. Main office. Ha
ll a. Main st. Phone Mala HIT: F3171.
I
, , FOR SALE V J .,i L _.,
Country Property
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__. 2±\J*--^f2ls^
Ticket to Lindsay and return. Including
your hotel expense, will be furnished you
If wo have In any way misrepresented con
ditions in the famous Lindsay district.
Why pay $200, $300 or $400 per aero for
coarse, gravelly cobblestone land that is
not only hard on your team, but a so-called
prospective water-right?
Why not be hottest with yourself and In
vestigate Lindsay'.'
We can sell you fine oranste soil, a soil
that has all,tho essential qualities for the
successful growing of an orange grove, in a
proven orange district; where water Is not
only king, but where you are king of your
own irrigation system.
WHERE YOU ARE NOT OBLIGED TO
LIMIT YOURSELF TO SO MANY INCHES
OR SO MANY HOURS FOR YOUR WATER
RUN. BUT WHERE YOU HAVE WATER
WHEN YOU WANT IT AND WHERE,
YOU WANT IT. regardless of ditch or co
operative water systems. Many hundreds of
acres of land havo been platted and offered
for sale as orange land that never will
make orange groves. They lack the neces
sary elements and climatic conditions. We
have but to call your attention to the fact
that Lindsay has placed Itself at the head
of the list once more as a proven orange
district. Where many orango sections were
badly damaged by the recent cold weather,
the Lindsay fruit and trees came out In line
condition.
Wo want the opportunity, Mr. Buyer, of
_._. v ,-._. to you that we can show you better
and cheaper land, more abundant «nd
cheaper water, no scale, smut or disease;
hence no expensive fumigation. Fruit ripens
from six to eight weeks earlier, hence a
better price and market. Are not these ad
vantages worthy of your consideration? You
certainly want the best, and nowhere in
California are conditions more Ideal than at
Lindsay. . '
Why not call at our office and give us the
.pleasure of a personal Interview. ■ If unable
to call, send us your name and address and
we will bo pleased to mall you printed mat
ter.
D. ,1. WILSON LAND CO. (Inc.),
.17-718 Delta Building. 2-8-10-2t
HEADQUARTERS FOR
ANTELOPE VALLEY
LANDS
$1G0 — ACRES, a choice location In the
sublrrlgated flowing artesian well dis
trict, east or west of the town of
Lancaster.
¥330Hi1l ACRES relinquishment In the ar
tesian Bowing well district near the
Reid rancho; 8 feet to water; 20
acres plowed and fenced.
$000 — ACRES relinquishment, near the
best producing alfalfa ranches on the
east 1 side, small house, dug and
curbed well.
$800 —20 ACRES DEEDED -.AND, richest
level sublrrlgated land, adjoining
ranches which produce 12 tons of al
falfa per acre' each season.
$900—100 ACRES DEEDED LAND In the
rich grain belt on the west side, one
crop of grain should pay for this
land.
$1200160 ACRES relinquishment, adjoining
the Reld-Seherman-Hogan ranches,
where unimproved lands are selling
from $10 per acre up; 80 acres ready
for crop; good well, fenced.
$1,.00 ACRES DEEDED LAND, rich',
level silt, subirrlgate.l land, adjoin
ing the Reld-Bartlett-Davldson-Rob
erts-Fletcher's-Scherman's alfalfa
ranches.
$„-,00 — ACRES DEEDED LAND In the
artesian flowing well district on the
west side, near the big Esperanza-
Bnowden and Uerrlgold ranches.
$3000—00 ACHES DEEDED LAND between
three improved alfalfa and 'fruit
ranches, where 12 tons of alfalfa are
raised per acre each year; 20 acres
ready for crop and fenced. This is
. the very cream of the Antelopo val
ley.
IDEAL CLIMATE
ABUNDANCE OF'PURE WATER.
NO POOS. AI.TITI'DE '1:100
BUY' ONLY AS MUCH AS YOU CAN PAY
CASH AND SAVE 100 PER CENT.
DO IT NOW. TALK WITH
EDWARD S( HERMAN.
LAND OFFICE,
Suite 219, Citizens National Bank Bldg.
Third and Main.
1-8-1
lOWA-LINDSAY
EARLY ORANGE TRACT
Located along- ■■■<-' foothills at Lindsay, Cal.,
in the very warmest belt in that famous or
ange district.
SOIL -
Government analysis showing It to be the
richest and best suited to citrus culture.
WATER
An abundance of pure ,and never failing
water at low cost.
PROFITS
Growers are receiving from $1.40 to $1.85
net per box this year for their fruit. Or
anges at 75c per box pay better than almost
any other product.
; WHY
Are there so many of the orange growers
in Southern California investing in the Lind
say district? The above statements explain
the reason. Come In and let us talk it over
with you. Excursions Mondays and Thurs
days.
Woodruff-Mills Land Co.,
Owners and Subdivide-;--,
213 Grant bldg. -' 2-6-8-10-3t
_ _„ ; __
Laid -Acres- Laid
Do you want a good buy? Do you want to
get rich quick? If so, will show'you 1500
acres of line land in Tulare county. Fine
land; no alkali; red sandy loam soil. East
of S. P. main line. Will grow anything;
excellent for oranges, lemons, alfalfa, beets
-or eucalyptus. In orango belt; no frost; B'_
miles east of Pixley. Water from 12 feet
on. We have the exclusive agency. Call to
day. Chance of a lifetime. Wo have been
on the land for a year and know.
$15 an Acre
Call' up FSCM or Broadway 2672.
Seaboard Really Co.
' 421 'GRANT BLDO. S ~
2-8-1
Owens Elver Valley
Apples Alfalfa Apples
Apples Alfalfa Apples
Did you ever buy good apples cheap In
Southern California I should say riot.
Southern California consumes 600,000 boxes
of apples each year; 250,000 is the most ever
produced in the same territory. Think of
that! Owens river valley produces as fine
apples as ever grew in the Rogue river val
ley, Oregon. Come in and let us tell you
about it. Land Is cheap.
Kuck-Tobiafr-Hamlll Co.
I Brodway 4087, 1.158. 310 Byrne Bid.
. 2-8-1
■ Antelope Valley
FOR SALE
______ -
Coma In and wa will tell you about the
best land to buy In this or any other state
whenv quality and price are considered.
Antelope Valley Realty
- Company ;
105 S. BROADWAT, LOS ANGELES, *,
or Lancaster, Cal. 2-8-3
IMPERIAL VALLEY ACRES
.No bliziards, cyclones, drouths. Marvelous
crops, Grain, alfalfa, cotton. Abundance of
water. Cheap land. See HAMMERS IUOALTY
CO., 404 Severance bids. . ' j-t-tt
FOR SALE
Country Property
Eastern Merced County.
On Yo-tmlte Valley railroad and Merced'
river.
3000 acres at SnelllnK, ♦
All good land. Practically level; suscep
tible ot Irrigation from river. Good dairy
section; $.0 one-quarter section; lots at
$22.80.
CLINT B. GAIN CO.,
210 Central Bldg. »-!•'
BEAUMONT
POULTRY LANDS
Ideal B-acre tract. {500 with water; easy
terms.
BEAUMONT LAND ft WATER CO.,
316 Central Bldg., Sixth and Main.
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. City Lots and Lands
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We have some well located lots adjoining
IVANHOE, on Hollywood line, close in,
I*oo to |SM. We will build houses on these
lots on terms like rent. .
For good building see
THE BUILDING DEPARTMENT OF THE
UNIT LOAN COMPANY, J
106 South Broadway. 2-8-1
■ ■—I
classy NEW
Tllf: McCarthy company's
. VAN NESS AYE. SQUARE
TRACT
Cream of WUshire boulevard district, be
tween Fourth, Fifth, Wilton place, West
minster, Van Ness. Norton, Linden sts.
LOW PRICES now while street work is in
progress. , Branch offices corner Fourth
and Gramerey, corner Fifth and Wilton
place. Westlake cars. \ 2-S-21t
GRANADA PARK
One-third acre lots, $400, including street
work. Only fifteen minutes from First and
Main. High grade' but reasonable restric
tions. Special discounts to home builders,
M. E. MILLER COMPANY
702 MERCHANTS THUSI BLDO.
2-5-tf
FOR SALE-LOT, 54x125 TO ALLEY, ON
high ground, 12 minutes' ride from center of
city. Take ll.ill-, weed or Colegrove car to
Benton way. 2545 ELSINORE ST. 2-6-6
Suburban Property
$1800.
A Beautiful fi-room Bungalow
ON A LOT 40x135.
A real snap, and you can buy It on your
own terms. Near Jefferson and Western.
This property belongs to a corporation
and must bo sold to close up company
affairs. Don't go half way to the beach.
You can buy this properly in the city for
much lees, ' See this before you buy.
McKENZIE-CARTER CO.,
Main 5561: Ijome A 696-. 2-S-lt
FOR SALE— HAVE TWO LOTS AT GLE.V
dale, one block from car line, on which
will build two neat 5-room cottages, ar
ranged to suit purchaser. Price 8.000;
»200 down, balance $20 month. WAYSIDE
PRESS, 837 S. Spring St. 2-7-8
SOUTH PASADENA PROPERTY MY SPE
clalty. See HARTER, 308 Byrne Bldg.
Pianos
SAMPLE THROUOH A MlSl.'X
derstandlng two care of unusually beauti
ful pianos will be closed out at wholesale
prices. $300 pianos will sell for $142;
$500 pianos will sell for $.-3.13, etc.; the
very latest designs, Corinthian, colonial,
mission and regular styles! three-player
pianos in the lot. We want cash, but can
arrange monthly payments of $5 or
more. SAM BROWN, suite 608-617 Par
malec-Dorhman Bldg. Phones Main 891;
F61165. 1-8--3
PIANOS AT $2.50 AND $3 PER MONTH;
square pianos of standard makes, In excel
lent condition. Will sell on the above small
payments. GEO. J. BIRICEL CO., .45-317
6. Spring st 10-28-t.
FOP. SALE—UPRIGHT PIANO IN FINB
condition; only $100 for Immediate sal*.
Call for inspectic. 413 W. FIFTH BT.
Miscellaneous
FOR SALE-CHICKEN RANCH OF 1 1-6
acres; 4-room house, with bath and toilet;
brick fireplace; barn; 11 chicken houses;
fenced and water piped to all runs. This Is
a new place; lias never been occupied. Price
$2150: reasonable tonus. F. A. BI'ELOW,
349 Wilcox Bldg. Main 6913; A 5229.
2-6 8 9-3
FOR SALE-DOUBLE-HORSE WAOON AND
harness, plow, fence, lots of lumber and
hay. LOUIS MIGAT.WICH DEFREES, at
Sanborn Station. - 2-6-7
BUSINESS OPPOP.TUNITES
FOR SALE
NOW IS THE TlUmm TO BUTI
6eventeen-room apartment house. Located
In one of the most desirable sections of tha
city. Rooms furnished in mahogany, golden
oak, birds-ej * maple, Wilton vet/et carpets
in each room. Each apartment has a buffet
kitchen and private bath. Two car lines.
Ten minutes from 6th and Spring. Terms
If desired. For price and further particulars
call on or address
laMe & Baylor'
.36 SOUTH SPRING. '
11-28
-»
MONEY LOANED TO INVENTORS TO
patent good ideas. JOHN WEDDER
burn. Capitalist, Brookland, D. C.
1-6-lyr
ASSAYING
htORQAirmJ~CO^ M 7 South Main. Main
1017. As-uyere, smelters and refiners.
1-l-tf
JOHN HERMAN, 252*1 S. Main. Not satls
taction, but accuracy guaranteed, 1.-.i-tf
STORAGE
l_A_.<i_- PRIVATE, .LOCKED, IKON ROOMS
for furniture, etc., $1.60 and $3 per month;
trunks, boxes, etc., 25c to too; open van,,
$6 per day, or 7£c per hour. We pack and
ship household goods everywhere at re
duced rates. COLYEAR'S VAN AND
STORAGE CO., offices 609-11 S. Main »t.
Warehouse 415-17 San Pedro st. Phone.
FI171: Main 1117. i-__-tf
HOUSEHOLD GOODS MOVED IN MOD
ern vans. Shipped, stored In clean ware
houses. Private rooms. Coal and wood.
SHATTI'CK At NIMMO, Ninth and Ala
meda streets. ' 1-su-til-w-fr-tf
mining __ _':':'_
DESIRE TO COMMUNICATE WITH IN
i restore Mount Whitney Mining company
or Southwestern Securities company.
| EDMUND HURKB, box 176. Herald.
,', ' ' _,-_-_
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
_»■ "'■ ■
I MISS WING'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
1226 ALVARADO STREET
Day and boarding. All departments from kindergarten to college. Pre.,
pares for college and university. Fine school for girls 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.
Horn* 68144 *<">«* Wast 6844
* ——— — '
. 1 .».-".. -.. ■yu-.-.-' .. • • ■ •.•..■' '
wr#{/s/A£ss(pii£G/r
Is the undisputed leader of Business Educa
tion on the coast. It has prepared and placed
In good positions thousands; lei It prepare
you. Enroll Monday. Call, write or phone.
F6700; Main 611. LN. INSISJU-P, manager,
614 South Grand aye.
COLLEGE OF~LAW, U. S. C.
Students are enrolling for new classes at
the Law School, 502 Exchange Bldg. A 3927.
GAVIN W. CRAIG, Secretary. ,
till ART AND DESIGN
Inc. Day and evening classes, student", be
gin any time. Special, in iliustratiugC*m»
plete art education, or any branch.
L. E. O. MACLEOD. Dlr.
THE HOWELL SCHOOL, 720 SO. BROAD
way. coaches in all grades; high school
studies: prepare for all examinations:
tourists' children. Phone BROADWAY
3605. ' --8"14
T. M. C. DAT AND EVENING COM
nerclal, technical, automobile, college pre
paratory and grammar schools now °l»»j
FOR EXCHANGE
'""""'' Real Estate
WANTED TO EXCHANGE—
house, high ground; large lot, 93x150 to
alley; on street car line; worth $25,000;
mortgage $10,000; want good income
property and will assume from $20,000 to
$25,000.
ERIKSON & CO.
105 91- Sixth St., Groundfloor. F2374.
FOR EXCHANGE— HAVE A CLEAR
lot at Redondo, 3 blocks from city hall,
faring the ocean. One for apartments or
hotel, street work all In, gas, electricity
and sewer; fine view of the ocean; would
trade for lot at Huntington Park, Glen
dale or city. Lot valued at *»0U; make
offer. OWNER, Box 584. Herald office.
FOR EXCHANGE—BUNGALOW AT 1835
W. Twenty-third st. Key at 1919 W. 23d.
Want lot or eaulty' in lot. Five rooms;
new. modern. Price $3100; easy terms
M E. MILLER CO.. 702 Merchants Trust
Bldg '"*'"
FOR EXCHANGE-CLEAR CORNER LOT,
70x130, for good laundry route. Call even
ings, 304 E. 50TH ST. Phone So. 4265. 2-6-3
Miscellaneous
FOR EXCHANGE—
Nevada mining man wants a
home; will exchange automobile,
gilt-edge gold mine or corpora
tion stocks and small amount in
cash. BOX 77, Herald. *£•*
%
FOR EXCHANGE— HAVE A CLEAR LOT
I in Colton that I will trade for diamonds,
furniture, auto, or what have you? Ad
dress BOX 534, Herald. »-«-"
WILL TRADE STOCK IN BISHOP CREEK
Gold company and other mining stock for
stock in California Wave Motor company
(Reynolds). BOX 242, Herald. 6-26-U
WANTED^-tITorroNEONTA PROPERTY
for new 7-passenger automobile. See car at
110 N. Los Angeles St. -'6':it
CE43POOLS
(.i-bbPOULS j
CLEANED OUT.
All work done satisfactory to lnspecter.
L. A. SANITARY CO.,
Phone 69146. Temple 591
CESSPOOLS CLEANED OUT BY THE RED
Cross Sanitary company In one to two loads,
$3.60 per load; no other charges. 'Phone 69004.
IMPERIAL CESSPOOL PUMPING CO.-WB
take out largest load. West 5396: 22040. 2-10-tf
BUSINESS PERSONALS
__~. i_ASSONr~THE NOTED LONDON
palmist. 322 S. SPRING, over Owl drug
store. -1-28-U
PROPOSALS
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS OF OILED
ROADS
Sealed bids will be received by the clerk
of the board of supervisors of San Mateo
county, California, until February 21, 1910,
for the grading, turnplklng and oiling of
four (4) miles of road, each bid to be ac
companied by a certified check In the amount
of '.en (10) per cent of the amount bid and
made payable to the county of San Mateo,
as liquidated damages in the event that the
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 'ho award has been 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 file for said work
in the office of the county clerk. Jos. 11. Nash,
Redwood City. Any or all bids aro subject
10 rejection.
P. H. MeEVOY,
Chairman of the Board of Supervisors.
~L*.t l-11-30t
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Annual Meeting
To Whom It May Concern:
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Pacific Mutual Indemnity Company
will be held in the directors' room on the
fifth floor of the Pacific Mutual Building,
northwest corner of Sixth and Olive Streets,
in tho City of Los Angeles. County
of Los Angeles. State of California, on
Monday, February nth. 1910. at 11:30
o'clock a. m., for the purpose of
electing directors and for the transaction
of such other business as may properly
come before the meeting.
Dated at Los Angeles. California, January
31st. 1810.
GEO. I. COCHRAN. (
President of Pacific Mutual Indemnity Co.
C. I. D. MOORE.
Secretary of Pacific Mutual Indemnity Co.
■ 2-l-14t
RAILWAY TIME TABLE
SALT LAKE ROUTE
" AH trains dally except as noted.
Leave! ' First Street Station. |Arrlv-«
li.ao. San Bernardino, _T36a
_l:00a Colton In :41a
|:40p Riverside, 1:26p
i:l4p Ontario and 4.-tip
\ ■ Pomona 6;51p
"l;46aT'» " ' »H6a
I:i0a Long Beach and |ll:10a
1 '1.-SOp
l:.op|a San Pedro I 7:00p
4:40p • ' ________?
I : 6 Oaf Banta Catalina Island I 7;oi)p
|:16al | Pasadena I 9:46 a
I:OOpj Pasadena I t:3»»
■Sally except Sunday. sßunday only.
1, Utah-California Special. I
Salt Lake, Butte. Denver, 110:00 a
_mt_-moo. cMe***___mi oigsa
I SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES i'/'-fv
.... .- „. .V
_-^£-^3_?> Los Angeles
-*S^^T • Business
J_Wss%t¥ College
3|fnffisS___E_! Incorporated 1800.
' ' i ) jirr&JwT^-. Open entire year. ■■ ,
l_F___ >tP^' Positions for graduates.
_■' lfLjrt^ttL_^' Send for prospectus.
, *I^-*^rs=" 4, W. FIFTH ST.
IIITH-STRF.ET-BV-THE-PARK.
German, English
Shorthand §1
by experienced teacher. Terms mod-rat*, -
230 W. 21st St. Phone South 8438. /
, I ■--—i
m," „.«.,. „H.,.M». .F .....jr., „™ ..«,.*»-■* .-
WANTED—STUDENTS TO STUDY SPAN
ish; half price for class starting February IS
(35 cents). Call at once. NATIONAL)
SCHOOLS OF TYFEWRIT-NQ, 610 Cham
ber of commerce. ' 2-8-18 ,
LOS ANGELES BUSINESS COLLEGE, 411
W. Fifth st. E. R. SHRADER, Ph. D.,
president sine* 1880- . _________§
BROWNSBEROER COMMERCIAL COL
lege, 858-7 W. 7TH. Send for catalogue.
i 10-38-18
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STOVEB .':_■__.•
STOVES REPAIRED
Phone Main 2893. We call to give cost ol
repairing free. TURNER _. OADBURT. .'
812 San Pedro St. 1-4-88
RAILWAY TIME TABLE
SOUTHERN PACIFIC .
Prom Arcade station. Fifth and Central ay*."
Leave| ■ _________ E
iJoOalßan Francisco via Coast Lme.| i :30a
B:l6a| San Lula Obispo, Paso Robies,| 2:8 op
B:B6p|D*l Monte, Monterey, Santa; 8:309
7:8 Op Cruz, San Jose and east ■ |11:45p
| San Francisco and Mojava . 1 -. ,-. ( '
6:oop| Sacramento, Oakland, via J 7:05 a
B:3op[ B&kershold and 1- .-ssno " j 8:00aI
7:50 a . Fresno I 7:06 a
6:oop| Bakersfleld | 8:00 a '
B:3Up and Mojav* | 8:00_>
|Chlcago, Kansas City, St. Louts.|
B:4sp| Oolden Stat* Limited | 8:,5p
8:00 pl The Californian, via j -:16ft
j Yuma, -jenson, nil pas. ' | --■„•;- f;
| Overland — Orleans via | -„ J
12:01p|-'uma, Benson, Maricopa, Tuc-I 1:30 a
son. El Paso, San ,Antonio,) ,
j Houston :|
liTolpj Yuma, Tucson, Benson, j 6:30 a
8:00p[ Lordsburg, Doming, j 7:15 a
8 :lap El Paso j l:30p
6:46ai ' l 8:30 a
8:00a|. |ll:S0a
B:lsaj Santa Barbara [ 2:30p
1:45 pl and j 7:36p
2:35p Ventura '■ {!£-. •( 8:30p
7:3op| ("Not Ventura). |11:46p
8:16 a Oxnard, Santa Susana, "| 3:30 a
3:35pj Moorpark, "11:50 a
7:8 op " Somls, j 2:30p
1 Camarlllo. - • 7:36p
1 ("Oxnard only). I :■ : |11:46p '
"~ '"H Santa Paula via Saugus, I ; '-.
6:45af Camulos, Plru, Fillmore, 11:60 a
1:45p fiatlooy, Montalvo, Carpin- j 7:35p
| terla, Summerland j ■ .-'.,
8:15 a Nordhoff |' 2:30p
_2_.35pj | j 7:36p
T:4saj "6:30 a
8:55 a Pomona *7:15 a
l.'.'dp Colton 7:15 a
8:00p Riverside, Redlands and 8:35 a
4:00p San Bernardino 11:35 a
6:45p "Not Riverside, Red- l:30p,
*8:15p land* or San Bernardino 5:25p
7:10p '
3:55*1 Covina £1:35*
6:45 pl i | I 7:10p
7:46a| China 1 8:35 a
4:oopj 6:26p
ISanta Ana, Anaheim, Downey, ~*
8.550| Norwalk 8:30 a
11:15 a ' ■■ 2:16p
l:oop|a* Buena Park, West a" 3:00p
(:10p Anaheim, West Orang. 4:fop
1 "Downey only [_
8:56*1 Newport 'Beach | 4:60p
B;ssa|a Los Alamitos ' a| 4:SOp
«:.6a Brawley, Imperial. I 6:30 a '
B:lsp| El Centro. Calexlco I 6:65p
I:o6a| ' San Pedro-Compton • 111:45 a
8:80p* "Via Long Beach I 6:36p
1:06 a" Long Beach-Compton j11:45a
3:30p "Via San Pedro "I 8:36p .
»:06a| Santa Catalina Island I 6:36p
6:45al " " i 1 ':«•■»
':Soal Fernando * 8:40 a
l:16p ' 11:60 a
6:00p "Motor | 7:Ssl>
»:80p _^___ 8:00 a
8:80 a a Chatsworth Park. (See a 3:46 a
note). (NoteTo and from
River station only). (
All trains daily except those marked aa
follows: "a" Sundays excepted; "b" Sunday*
only. ■ ' - ■ ' .
BANTA FE ... - -
Leave | I Arrlv*
1" | Eastern—Calif. Limited.
10:00 am dolly, Chicago via Denver 4:08 pnj I
| and Kansas City .
Overland Express— ,'•"',
Chicago via Denver and 8:30 am
_ Kansas City ■ __^ '
Eastern Express — Dally
7:30-am Chicago via Denver and 7:06 am
Kansas City _______________
Kite Shaped— via
8:30 am Pasadena. Return via 8:38 pna
Banta Ana canyon ! , . 6
7:35 am 10:00 am
8:30 am Redlands via Pasadena 1:00 pm
8:00 pm 6:40 pa
4:30 pm I m I 7:40 pm '
7:20 am Redlands via Oranga 10:36 am
10:55 am | 6:30 pm
I 1:00 pm
7:85 am Riverside via Pasadena 8:40 pm
7:30 am 7:05 pm -
X:65 am Riversid* via Orang* 10:36 am
8:05 pm _________________________________ 6:30 pm -,
7:30 am i [ 7:06 am ' ■
10:65 am Corona via Orang* 10:35 am
6:0. pm : • " 6:30 pm..
7:80 am 7:06 am
10:55 am San Bernardino via Orange 10:35 am
5:05 pm ' 6:30 pm
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 »
4:30 pm 6:00 pm
6:45 pra
8:00 pm .'-■' 7:40 pm
8:55 am ■_•• ; 6:66 am
2:16 pm Santa Ana 8:36 am
6:05 pm ,| 1:00 pra *
11:55 pm gi imi !___. ________ ■
7:30 am I . 6:65 am
8:66 am I -' , 7:06 am
10:55 am [ Fullerton, Anaheim, 8:26 am
3:15 pm Orang* 10:36 am
6:05 pm . '■'.''■' 1:00 pa ■'
11:66 pm I - - I 6:30 pm
7:36 am San Jacinto, Elslnore, He- 10:86 am
10:66 am m«t and MurUtta 6:80 pm ,*
10:26 am | Radondo 4:80 pm ,!:
2:15 pm I Escondido 1. 1:00 pm
8:65 am Fallbrook 4:16 pm
8:65 am flan Diego and - 6:86 am y.'
8:15 pm Coronado Beach 1:00 pm '
11:66 pm Surf Lin* 6:16 pm : c
1:80 am Randsburg ■ - ____________
TTixTpm I Searchlight and Chloride- . T:O6 am '..
1:00 pm Beatty, Rhyollte, Ooldfield ■', **> tut
I ■ and Torino-* J
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