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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES ] SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
• MISS WING'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
1226 ALVARADO STREET
Day ana 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.
Home BSH« '!' Bunset "1 IJU ,
■*■'•• . " —-
ACCOUNTANCY AND LAW
THOROUGH TRAINING FOR C. P. A. EXAM
INATIONS. SEND FOR 64-PAGE CATALOGUE.
Y. M. C. A. 721 South Hope St. Los Angeles
German, English
Shorthand
by experienced teacher. Terms moderates.
220 W. list et. Phone South (411.
6th Floor Hamburger Elds;.. X»on Angeles.
NATIONAL SCHOOLS
of Typewriting:
f 610 Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
-..'■--■ Wanted—Students to study shorthand and
bookkeeping. Two dollars a week. Home
use of typewriter free. Spanish, 25c a les
son. Classes day or night. 2-19-9
H^arTand design
Inc. Day and evening classes, students be
gin any time. Special, in illustrating—com
plete art education, or any branch.
L. E. G. MACLEOD. Dlr.
T. If. C. A.—DAT AND EVENING COM
merclal, technical, automobile, college pre
paratory and grammar schools now open.
I 10-2-tf
LOS ANGE3LE3 BUSINESS COLLEGE. 411
W. Fifth st. E. R. BHRADEH. Ph. D..
president since 1890. 10-17-tl
THE ROWELL SCHOOL, 720 S. BROAD
way, prepares for all examinations. Phone
BROADWAY 3605. 2-19-3
BBOWNSBBIIGER COMMERCIAL COL-
Isae 168-7 W. 7TH. Send for catalogue.
y '. i 10-28-
ADVERTISERS
Ceont all average words aa one Una,
So ad. accepted for less than the pries
of three lines.
The Herald reserves the right to revise
advertisements and to reject or omit and
refund the amount paid.
Report promptly to the classified man
ager failure to get returns or experience
with fraudulent or dishonest advertisers.
Two or more Insertions are b'"*f« """J
on*. Try a three-time ad. Results almost
certain for anything.
For contract solicitors and advertising
advice call
SUNSET~MAIN 8000
HOME 10211
AND ASK FOB CLASSIFIED MANAGER
SPECIAL~RATES
, Want ads. 1c a word each In'ertlo*.
Rooms for rent. 8 lines, 3 times;
Rooms with board. 3 lines, 3 times,
25 CENTS
HELP WANTED—MaIe and female. 3
lines, 8 times.
25 CENTS
SITUATIONS WANTED,
FREE
THE WEATHER
IX)S ANGELES, Feb. 19, 1910,
"Tlme.|Barom.|Ther."[Hum| Wind.JVlc.JWeatheir^
6a. m. —29.98 I 48 76 IXI 10 Cloudy.
5 p.m. 29.94 I 51 I 89 iSW 116 | Cloudy.
Maximum temperature 56.
Minimum temperature 46.
~y_* Rainfall
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. -Rainfall data:
Stations— Past 24 Seasonai Normal
hours to date to date
Eureka 56 82 98 29. 14
Red Bluff .OS 12.34 16.43
Sacramento 00 8.67 13.06
Mt. Tamalpals 13 2". 38 15.42
San .Francisco £6 11.81 18.82
San Jose 01 11.03 9.16
Fresno 09 9.41 6.09
San Luis Obispo 88 18.78 12.88
Los Angeles 04 1. is '•""•''
San Diego Tr 8.21 6.62
Weather Conditions
The following maximum and minimum tem
peratures are reported from eastern stations
fur previous day:
Chicago 22-16, .New York 16-14, Omaha 31-12.
Forecast
For Southern California—Showers Sunday,
followed by ."air; brisk north wind.
For San Francisco and vicinity—Fair Sun
day; moderate north wind, changing to west.
For Northern California—Fair Sunday: frost
In morning; light north wind. *
MARRIAGE LICENSES
HBWITT-JOHNaDN— B. Hewitt,
age -' native of California, resident of
Pasadena, and Marda A. Johnson, age 20,
native of California, resident of Los An
geles, j,
BBYNOLDS-BTMON]Joe rfcynokls, age
25, native of" Tennessee, .resident of
Bolgevllle, and Bei«»a. Symonds, age 17,
. native of California, resident of Los An
geles.
CATE-RBAVIS— Robert ii. Cate, age 28,
native of Tennessee, and Clara E. Reavis,
ann 28, native of California, both resi
dents of Los Angeles.
CASEY-BAKER— Barney F. Casey, age 19,
native of Kansas, .... 1 Edna Baker, ago
18, native of Arkansas; both residents of
Pasadena.
ESPINOZA-ESTRADA— Hipolito Baplnoxa,
age 41, native of Mexico, and Guadalupe
Estrada, age 28, native of Mexico; toil.
resident* of Los Angeles.
CLOUGH-BONG —George W. Plough, a«» .12,
native of Wisconsin, and Clara May Long,
' • age 28, native of Wisconsin; both resi
dents of Los Angeles.
'CORDINER-STEPHEN— Hay Cordlner, aire
28, native of Scotland, amd Nellie J. M
■ Stephen, age 24, native of Scotland; both
,- residents of Altadena.
BLUNDELL-WAY —George Bhmde'l, age 41,
native of England, and Ware Ellen Way,
age 33, native of Pennsylvania; both resl
' ,l.iii- ..f I.OS Angeles.
. ALVAREZ-TAPIA —Antonio C. Alvarez, age
28, native of California, resident of Sim!,
and Grace Tapla, age 18, native of Cali
' , fornia, resident of Caiabasas.
DEATHS
YONEDA —Georgia Yoneda. Alpine and Ces
'y. telair streets, native of California, age 4;
'.' torcalnna exhaustion.
QUIRE—John Quire, Sisters' hospital, na
tive of New Jersey, ago 51; parenchy
, matous ilephrltla
OHEN — J. Ghen. 215 East . Forty
• fourth street, native of Massachusetts,
j age 71; senility.
. FOSTER —Boss R. Foster, 607 Berendo
'-.-. avenue, nativo of Ohio, age 32; tubere\i
r losia •.
PEARSON —Sarah Pearson, 1019 Georgia
» street, native of England, age 75; ohron
lo nephrltis. ■
BUFFINGTONNattIe 11. Bufflngton, 1313
Mateo street, native of California, age 2;
membranous croup. -
. DENTISTS .
nit. BACHMANN, 203-306 Majestic Theater
bid*., Mi B. Mdway. ttWlli Main 11810.
'- ', !> "'.' J-l-U ,
*I&&£Ls
WTBtVSIA/£:SS(PIL£G£
Now in its new quarters at the northeast
corner of Hill and Eighth streets, where it
has the best lighted and ventilated and
most convenient school rooms in the state.
Entrance on Bth street. F6TOO, M. 611.
MtA^k Los Angeles
Business
!{nWM&>>i College
:j<**?'."" -"''■' Incorporated 1890.
Te- i '^_^\v^'/.''y Open entire year.
I BriSrvo-li.'^ Positions for graduates.
V ■-W*Sa_t:^^ Send for prospectus.
___S ss«Hj__ Both phones.
Tm~_*Gr--" —' " 111 W. FIFTH ST.
FUTII-STREET-BV-TIIE-PAKK.
The Westlake School for Girls
Reopens September '.'». Accredited to lead
ing colleges. Advanced courses. Kinder
garten Department.
Principals— S. Vance, A. M.;
Frederica de I.oguna, V. M.
l'hones Home 51635} Main IBRD.
BIS Alvarado Street.
THE! ROWELL SCHOOL. 720 SO. BROAD
way. coaches in all grades; high school
studies', prepare for all examinations;
tourists' children. Phone BROADWAY
3605. 2814
— "— ■
DIED
OAGE—At the Oaite ranch. Fell. 19, 1910, Vol
ney T., husband of Gladys Gage and son
of ex-Governor Henry T. an.l Fannie v,
Gage. Funeral services will be held In the
chapel of Calvary cemetery Monday, Feb.
21, 1910, at 3 o'clock, p. m. 2-20-1
BETHUNE—At 932 East Twenty-fifth street.
February 19, George Henry Bethune, aged
64 years. Friends may call at chape] of B.
E. Overholtzer Bona company. Pico and
Grand, today. Funeral notice later. 2-20-1
.-•Mill—ln this city. February 19, Mrs. Mary
Ann, beloved wife of H. C. Smith, aged 66
years. Friends may call this afternoon at
chapel of E. E. Overholtaer Sons company,
Pico and Grand. Funeral notice later. 2-20-1
RUSSELL— February 19, at Las Vegas, Neb.,
George T. Russell, aged '.-. years, formerly
of Mlnot. N. D. Friends may call at chapel
of E. E. Ovtrholtzer Sons company, Pico
and Grand, this afternoon. Funeral notice
later. 2"3*-1
WOOD—E. S. Wood, February 19. To be burled
February 23 at 2:30 p. m. at Evergreen cc m
etery. 2-20-2
PHATEHER Mrs. S. Phateher. February 19.
To be burled February 21 at Evergreen ceme
tery. -'--"--
CEMETERIES
INGLEWOOD PARK
CEMETERY
Two miles outside the city limits on the Los
Angeles and Redondo Ry.; 200 acres of per.
feet land with improvements outclassing
any cemetery on th* coast.
207 8. Broadway. Room 202. Phone- F3JI3,
Main 4669. Supt. 'phone, A 5.59.3. 4-l-12mo
EVERGREEN CEMETERY
The Los Angeles Cemetery Association.
Boyle Heights near city limits. Operated un
der perpetual charter from Los Angeles city.
Modern chapel and crematory.
Office. 339 Bradbury building.
Phones— Main 632) A 6466.
Cemetery—Home 111033; Boyle 9.
6-6-1
ROSEDALE CEMETERY
An endowed Memorial Park noted for Its nat
ural beauty: endowment fund for perpetual
care, over 1260,000; modern receiving vault,
chape], crematory and columbarium; acces
-1 sible; city office, SUITE 302-306 EXCHANGE
I BLDG., N. E. corner Third and Hill sts.
Phones. Main 909; A 36?". Cemetery office, 1831
; W. Washington st.; phones 72868; West 80.
«-2-12 mo
: —'" ... ' ' ' t^s^—— ■"" ■ ■■■
ASSAYING
acii¥^a^\y^oFficeT~ -
121v4 so. broadway.
Gold, 75c.
Gold, sliver, SI.
Gold, silver, copper, 31.25.
Gold, silver, copper, lead, 51-50,
Every assay in duplicate. I'ulp saved.
12-26-sun-tf
MORGAN ti CO., til South Main. Main
ISII. Assayere, tiers and re tin era.
l-l-tf
JOHN HERMAN, 262% 3. Main. Not aatls
factlun, but accuracy guaranteed. 12-32-tf
CEidPOOLS
CESSPOOLS
CLEANED OUT. •
All work done satisfactory to lnspecter.
L. A. SANITARY CO.,
Phone 69141. Temple 591.
1'..-13-lf
CESSPOOLS CLEANED OUT BY THE RED
Cross Sanitary company in one to two loads.
i'i.u'J per load; no other charges. 'Phone 59014.
10-7-U
IMPERIAL CESSPOOL PUMPINO CO.—
take out largest load. Wept '_'*.;: 22040. 2-10-tf
TYPEWRITERS
ALL MAKES OF REBUILT TYPEWRITERS.
See our bargains. Best rentals in city,
ti.i,cj to 11 > month.
LOS ANGELES TYPEWRITER
EXCHANGE.
A 5913. lis 3. Broadway Main 2953.
9-13-tf
TYPEWRITERS BOUGHT AND RENTED.
All makes guaranteed; repairing. BAKER
HOI.I CO. (Inc.) 24*!_ So. Broadway.
Main 4601; A 4070. 10-il-tf
ASTROLOGY
ASTROLOGY- ' "~
Alexis Pfuhl, astrologer, phrenology, writes
life horoscope, tells whom to marry, your
good and bad states, your diseases, the occu
pation to follow, teaches astrology; 26 years'
practice. 62 W. COLORADO ST., Pasadena.
OIL AND MINING
WANTED— INTERVIEW WITH PROSPEC
TIVE PURCHASERS IV TIIE OIL BUBI
NHSS. THIS 13 V VERY ATTRACTIVE
PROPOSITION. PROVEN GROUND
AND PARTIALLY DEVELOPED.
R. M. RUSSELL,
r.41 DPI OI^V.S BLDG. 2-20-1
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION
■ LEIPBIO SCHOOL OF PIANOFORTE—V.
Leech, graduate Royal Conservatory of Mu
sic, Lelpstg. Germany; private pupil of Dr.
Carl Relnsckct, Studio, 723 Majestic Theater
bldg., Tuesdays and Fridays, 1 to 6. K.-si
dence studio, 929 W. 35TH PLACE. 2-20-1
PATENT PROTECTION
NO PATENT. NO PAY. ATTORNEY FEE
cut one-half. 3, G. WELLS, 634 Germain
Bldg y 2-1-U
LOS ANGELES HERALD: SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 20, 1010.
! CHURCH NOTICES
ChHstiaini ScSemice
i ■ ■ <»
J Services
First Church of Christ, Scientist
* of Los Angeles, in the church edifice, Sev
enteenth and Figueroa streets, 11 a. m. and
8 p. m. : p.Tin. from th*l Christian Science
Quarterly; subject, mini. Sunday school
at 9:30 a. m.; Wednesday evening meeting
at 8 o'clock. Reading rooms 701 Herman W.
Hallman bide., Spring and Fourth streets,
open dally, Sunday excepted, from 9 a. m.
to I p. m. ~ - , 2-19-1
Christian Science Services
Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist
nt W. C. T. U. hall, Temple street and
Broadway. Services Sunday, it a. M.i ser
mon from the Christian Science Quarterly,
subject, MIND. Sunday school at"9:3o a. m.;
Wednesday evening meeting 8 o'clock. Read
ing rooms, 704 Herman W. Hellman bldg.,
Spring and Fourth sts., open dally, Sundays
excepted, from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. 2-19-2
St Matthias Church \.
(EPISCOPAL).
Corner Washington and Normandle.
REV. A. M. SMITH, Rector.
Mass 7:30 a. m. Matins 9:15 a. m. Mass
and sermon 11 a. n..: subject, THE HOLY
COMMUNION AND MORNING AND EVEN
ING PRAYER, THEIR RELATIVE IM
PORTANCE. Evening service at 7:« o'clock,
with Instruction; subject, THE BIBLE AND
THE HOLY. COMMUNION. These Sunday
evening InstrucUons especially for those un
instructed In ways of our church
strangers, Protestants and non-church peo
ple. Come and learn what we believe, and
why. 2-18-2
The InsSepci-tat Church
of Christ
Eighteenth and I^ipueroa streets,
REV. J. S. THOMSON, raster.
Sunday service at 11 a. m.; subject of
sermon, "St. John's Guide In Heaven."
Solo, "There is a green hill far away," Mrs.
D, J. Kennelly; solo, "Come Unto Me," Mrs.
George F. Drake; duet, "Over the Stars
There Is Rest." Mrs. Drake and Mrs. Ken
nelly. Miss Mary L. O'Donoughue, organ
ist. All are Invited, especially strangers.
2-19-2
St. Paul's- Pro-Cathedral
623 SOUTH OLIVE STREET. '
Very KEY. WM. .MAC COKMACK, Dean.
Will preach.
7:30 a. m.« Holy communion.
"WHY MEN MISS OPPORTUNITY" Will
be the topic at 11 a. m.
7:30 ... m.. evening prayer. The choir will
sing HAYDN'S Lenten cantata, "THE PAS
sion." r __}__]
Universal Spiritualist
Brotherhood
Society holds meetings 10:30 sharp; 2:50 lec
ture by Dr. Green; subject. 'Inner Light,"
followed by messages. Evening meeting, 8
o'clock; subject, "Missing Links," followed
by tests, messages; questlons.answered. Dr
Green gives life readings daily, Sundays.
Caledonia hall, 119"A 8. Spring st. 2-20-1
The Los Angeles
, Fellowship
REYNOLD E. BLIGHT, Minister.
11 a. m., service at Blanchard hall, 889
South Broadway; subject, "Jesus Christ, the
Savior of the World." All seats free.
2-19-2
Archdeacon Webber will preach at
St John's Episcopal Ctarcii
514 West Adams Street (Near Figueroa).
Take Dalton aye. or Grand aye. or Redondo
car to W. Adams St., or yellow University
ear it. Cheater place, and walk through Chea
ter place. 7:30 a. m., hojy communion. 11
a. m. morning prayer and sermon. 7:30
p. m., evening prayer and sermon. A FREE
church. All are cordially Invited. 2-19-2
Phone Home A 1713. Hours, 12 to 8 p. m.
New Thought Books and Magazines for Sale.
METAPHYSICAL CIRCULATING LIBKAI&\
AND FREE READING ROOM.
Eleanor M. Reesburg, Librarian,
Established February, 1808. 611 Grant building,
northwest corner Fourth and Broadway,
Membership dues, 25 rents per month.
LITERATURE FOR FREE DISTRIBUTION.
1-23-s-tf
First Unitarian Church
925 SOUTH FLOWER.
E. STANTON lIOHGIV, Minister.
Subject for Sunday moraine, February 20,
"The Spirit of Compromise." Sunday school
at 0:45. Classes for all ages. 2-19-2
THE TRAGEDY OF CAPITALISM WILL BE
laid bare in a lecture by Frank I. Wheat at
the regular Socialist meet ins this evening In
McKinley hall, Walker Theater building.
Coma and learn the cause ant) the cure for
unnecessary suffering. 7th and Grand aye.
2-20-1
Libera.! Club
Meets every Sunday night at 8 o'clock sharp
at Mammoth hall, 517 8, Broadway. Tonight
ten good speakers on ten' subjects. ■ 2-20-1
NOTICE TO CHUKCHES-COPY FOR ALL
church notices for the Saturday and Sun
day morning Issues is requested to bo
turned In at The Herald office by Friday
soon, if possible. This will assure proper
classification and publication. 2-11-tf
ATTORNEY S. AT. L A W
DIVORCE LAWS AND DAMAGE Sl'lTS
' A .SPECIALTY. Sl.' COSTS; NO PEE.
Marriage laws explained. Consultation free.
Come in and talk It over.
NO PUBLICITY. no DELAY.
Hours 8:30 to 5, evenings 7 to 8, Sundays 11
to 12. 625 BRYSON BLOCK. • . 2-20-1
5. M. WITTE, NOTARY PUKLIC—PEN
sIon papers, Wilis, insurance and collec
tions negotiated. 244 % 3. BROADWAY.
1-19-tf
! DIVORCE LAWS OF NEVADA—
Full Information without charge. Address
11. B. FULLER, Attorney, Goldfleld, Nev.
< 2-u-tf
MARRIAGE LAWS EXPLAINED. ESTATES
settled. Collections. Advice free. 213
LISSNER BLDG. ■ 2-5-25
BUSINESS PERSONALS
DIVORCE LAWS AND DAMAGE SUITS
A SPECIALTY. Jl2 COSTS; NO FEE.
Marriage laws explain.'l. Consultation free.
.'..ii,./ In and tali, It over.
NO PUBLICITY. NO DELAY.
Hours 8:30 to 5, evenings 7 to 8, Sundays 11
to 12. 525 BRYSON BLOCK ' 2-2H-1
LADIES—ASK Vol I; DRUGGIST FOR .'lll
cheßter pills, the. Diamond brand; for 25
years known as bast, safest, always reliable.
Buy of your druggist; take no other. ■ Chi
chester Diamond brand pills are Bold by
druggists everywhere. sun-tue-thu-tf
MKS. MAStfON. THE NOTED LONDON
palmist. 322 8. SPRING, over Owl drug
store. U-38-II
LOST AND FOUND
STRAYED—DOG. BLACK AND WHITE nNG-
H.-li setter; small < leather collar. Reward.
F. E. EVANS, 2250 Allesandro aye. Eden
dale car, city limits. 2-20-1
LOST-METAL PURSE. MARKED "ALICE,
1892"; liberal reward, .'all Home phone NISI,
E. B. WAKBMAN, Hollywood. 2-20-1
ENGLISH BULLPUP: ALL WHITE.
Reward. Apply 2*79 W. 29TH PL. Home
phone 713..9. 2-11-tf
~ "CHIROPODISTS
DR. HEVLAND, D. C, GRADUATE CHlHO
podlst. Corns removed without pain or
soreness. Instant relief; no fear of septic
trouble. Ingrowing nails a specialty. Parlors
Hotel Milton. 529 S. Broadway. F2427;
, Broadway 8848. 12-30-3 mo
r:r v ' BATHB }; -y ;
BCIENTIFIC~MAS_AGE, " CHIROPODISTS,
baths, JEAN LUNN. 520 8. Broadway. • .
y : , '. y ••» . 2-17-tf c
WANTED
Help— Male
s '
WANTED — ADVERTISING SOLICITORS.
Inquire at HERALD OFFICE Monday or
Tuesday morning between 8 and 0 o'clock.
2-11-3
WANTED— BOYS TO CARRY
HKIitl.D ROUTES. APPLY TO 11. A.
THOMAS, BUSINESS OFFICE, AT ONCE.
' 3-1-tf
WANTED -
Boys to carry Herald routes in Boyle Heights
and east of Cent, al aye. See CIRCULA
TION MANAGER. 8-7-tf
MEN WANTED TO PREPARE FOR RAlL
way mail, customs and postoffice exami
nations; $600 to $1500; preparation free.
Write for schedule showing places.
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE. Dept. Ill*
Rochester,' N. 1".
1-26 29 30 2-6 8 7181818 18 80 21
NO EXPENSE] TO LEARN ELECTRICITY,
plumbing, bricklaying, automobiling on con
tract jobs In few months' time. No appren
ticeship or helpers' work. Catalog free
UNITED TRADE SCHOOL CONTRACTING
CO., 232 Allso st, Los Angeles. 10-4-
WANTED—MAN; MUST BE WILLING TO
learn an.l capable of acting as our repre
sentative; no canvassing or soliciting; good
income assured. Address NATIONAL CO
OPERATIVE REALTY' CO., 888 Marden
bldg., Washington, D. C. 2-20-1
SALESMEN THROUGHOUT THE UNITED
States to sell retail grocers' Unique But
ter Box; one piece, card on cover, well
known, smell proof, large commissions
weekly. UNIQUE, Madison,. N. J.
2-20-1
MEN WANTED QUICKLY" LV BIG CIIICA
go mail order house to distribute catalogues,
advertise: $21 weekly: $50 expense allow
ance. MANAGER, 1210 State St., Chicago.
$-20-1
RESIDENT MANAGER"; ALSO SALES
men wanted; $30 weekly and expenses or
commission. Experience unnecessary.
AMERICAN CIGAR CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.
2-20-1
WANTED—BOY TO DO OFFIcIFwORK IN
exchange for commercial course; small sal
ary. NATIONAL SCHOOLS OF TYPE
WRITING, 510 Chamber of Commerce.
2-17-10
COLLEGE AND NORMAL GRADUATES TO
register for positions In Arizona. Nevada
and California.. BOYNTON TEACHERS'
AGENCY, 125 Stimson block. 2-20-lmo
WANTED—THREE GOOD BOY'S TO CARRY
routes. Apply to CROSSMAN, Herald of
fice. . 1-8-M
WANTED— BOY TO WORK IN DRUG
Store. Apply 1069 TEMPLE ST.
2-17-20-2t
WANTED— $20 STARTS OH IN
good paying business. 642 _ S. HILL ST.
2-18-7
Help Female
WANTED—DEPUTIES, ROTH MEN AND
women, for a fraternal order; good proposi
tion to right parties; good territory; order
growing; feature, sick and accident; dividend
at the expiration of each five-year period.
Call or address 422 Merchants Trust bldg.,
2d and Broadway, Los Angeles. In answering
please suite experience and reference. 2-20-1
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 In all
commercial and domestio lines. 2-8-30
WANTED—SEVEN LADIES QUICK
Beauty culture pays big. Learn right.
FLORENTINE HAIRDRESBINO COL
LEGE, corner Broadway. Entrance 227
Mercantile place. <-> ■ 2-15-12
WANTED- YOUNG LADY TO STUDY
shorthand and bookkeeping. Can pay when
we find you a position. NATIONAL
SCHOOL OF TYPEWRITING, 610 Chamber
of Commerce. 2-17-10
WANTED—YOUNG LADY TO DO OFFICE
work in exchange for Spanish and short
hand Instruction; small salary. NATIONAL
SCHOOLS OF TYPEWRITING, 610 Chamber
'of Commerce. ' 2-17-10
WANTED—GIRL TO COOK AND DO GEN
eral housework in family of three adults.
Wages $26 per month. Apply Monday or
later, 2316 BUDLONG AYE. Take West
Adams car, 2-20-1
LADIES AND OIRLS AT HOME. STEADY
er evenings, can stamp transfer, $1.60 doa
upward; original, reliable firm. Room $34,
MASON BLDG. 221 W. Fourth. D-28-tf
WANTED— COMPENTENT WOMAN NOT
over 35 to cook and do general housework;
wages $30. Call 543 CITIZENS NATIONAL
hank BLDG,, Monday. 2-20-1
WANTED—EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES,
$30 month, room and board. HOTEL
HOLLYWOOD. Phone 57011. 2-15-7
WANTED—A GIRL TO . ASSIST WITH
housework; small family. Call at 456 Kings
ley drive; Melrose car. 2-20-2
Help —Male and Female
WANTED—MEN 4.ND WOMEN TO LEARN
the barber tr*^f,e; guaranteed in eight
weeks. CstsVr«ue free. MOHLER BAR
BER COLLEGE. 122 E. Second st. 7-1-tf
WANTED—MEN OR WOMEN WHO ARE
willing to work Tit home, either all or spare
time, write me for particulars; pays well.
YOUNG, Box '"''''■ New Orleans. 2-20-1
COLLEGE AND NORMAL GRADUATES TO
register for positions in Arizona, Nevada
and California. BOYNTON TEACHERS'
AGENCY. 626 BtlmßOn block, 1-23-lm
' >
Agents
ENERGETIC MEN, EVERY CITY, MAKE $6
dally supplying offices, manufacturers and
wholesale houses with 18-karat carbon paper
and ribbons; chance to build permanent busi
ness; monthly drawing account and partici
pation in agents' annuity fund. Write us.
CAMERON CORPORATION, 37-39 Cortlandt
St., N. Y. 2-20-1
AGENTS-WANTED FOR A HIGH CI.NSS
beautifully printed and illustrated dollar
a-y,ear woman's magazine; commission 50c
on ■ each dollar subscription. "Write for
agent's free outfit. AMERICAN HOME
MONTHLY, 27 Spruce St., N. Y.
e-o-s till Apr 3
A LADY AGENT WANTED TO LL~JE-
Nee-Wa. Pink almond brick. A pure
face toilet. Sells at sight. Big proflt.
For free samples and full particulars send
4c postage to .lEANETTE WALL CO.,
- Dept. 23, Kansas City, Mo.
1-30 2-6-13-20-27 3-6
AGENTS WANTED FOR A HIGH" CLASS
beautifully printed and Illustrated dollar
a-year woman's magazine; commission 50c
on each dollar subscription. Write for
agent's free outfit. AMERICAN HOME
MONTHLY, 27 Spruce St., New York.
c o sun till Apr 3
AGENTS-$5O WEEKLT; TALKING AND Ex
perience unnecessary; our "trust scheme" en
velope does the work; 200 per cent proflt; gen
eral . agents make $100 weekly; particulars
free; ana sample for 10c; if* not satisfied 100
refunded. CADILLAC NEEDLE CO.. Detroit,
Mich. 6-20-»u-tf
AGENTS WANTED — BIG MONEY; Ex
penses paid; no experience required; variety
portraits, bromides, photo pillow tops, 30c;
frames at our factory prices; credit given;
catalogue and samples free. RITTER ART
STUDIO, W. Van Buren. Chicago, 111. 2-20-1
AGENTS— MERCHANT BUYS OUR
1910 air brush show and window . display
cards; nothing like them; latest hit; sensa
tional sales; no competition; samples free.
PEOPLE'S SHOW CARD CONCERN, 710
, W. Madison, Chicago, 111. 2-20-1
LOOK HERE—SEND ME THE NAMES
of two good agents and 100 to pay post
age and I will send you the 600 Horse
Shoe puzzle. GEO.. MEAD, 731 4th St..
South Minneapolis, Minn. • - 2-20-1
NEW' 4-81BVB , STRAINER AND "NO
Splash!'; sold - agents | only. Sample free.
Send >0 stamp, coat of mailing. Iss proflt
dally.' Let us prove it. SEED'S, 164 Xmana
.at.. New- York, ;., 2-20-1
r = WANTED
Situations— Mala
WANTED—WASHING BY THE DAT OR
hour. Will take washing at home or go out
and wash; or will do light housecleanlng.
Call at 213 Concord St., MRS. JOHNSON.
1-9-tf
EXPERIENCED YOUNG MAN BTENO
grapher wishes employment; would prefer
position In bank or law office; must have
work. BOX 212. Herald. 2-17-4
Situations—Mats
WANTED BY A SOBER MARRIED -MAN.
with eight years' experience, position as
chauffeur or garage foreman. Al refer
ences. BOX 888, Herald. ' 8-18-8
LICENSED GASOLINE, DISTILATB ENOl
neer, both marine, stationary and trac
tion; first class man and highly recom
mended. BOX 195. Herald. ■ 2-17-4
EXPERIENCED, SINGLE, 30,
wishes position on private place; references.
JOSEPH HUMBRECHT, Hotel Wilson, 126
W. First st., city, 2-19-3
DRAFTSMAN, STRUCTURAL AND IRON
ornamental, desires position; 8 years shop
and '■' years drafting room practice. Apply
BOX 27t1. Herald. 2-18-3
WANTED— POSITION ON RANCH AS
foreman farm or dairy; has experience;
go anywhere. 946 MAPLE AYE.
2-IS-3
WANTED—SITUATION AS CARPENTER;
;';i. ( . per hour; new work and repair. L.
A. postoffice box 600. 2-1 - 3
(SITUATION WANTED—BY ALL AROUND
cook. (■.ci F3500, room 17. Address
COOK, 817 San Pedro St. 2-20-1
PLUMBER, FIRST-CLASS, WANTS WORK,
any kind, anywhere; Pasadena references.
I'HONE F.,103. 2-2..-
WANTED POSITION HV YOUNG MAN IN
store or office; best of references. Phone
F3241. -'-is-*
Situation* Female
COMPETENT BOOKKEEPERS AND STEN
ographers supplied to business men. Our ref
erences are unquestionable. Commercial De
partment CALIFORNIA TEACHERS BU
REAU, 421 I. W. Bellman. F1634. 2-20-1
PARTY WITH VALUABLE INVENTION
wants work earning money to get p."
ent; liberal share of patent to person
helping to that end. BOX 384, Herald.
2-17-4
SITUATION WANTED—YOUNG LADY,
understanding typewriting, will take posi
tion without compensation if party will
dictate slowly so she may gain speed.
- MAIN 0161. 2-18-4
WANTED— TO DO WASHING, IRONING,
sweeping, cleaning or any other work about
the house by the day. PHONE 2591.
2-19-4
A MIDDLE-AGED LADY DESIRES A PO
sltlon as companion for an elderly lady.
Call or write, 1021 BYRAM ST., city. 2-20-3
WANTED—LACE CURTAINS TO LAUNDER
at home; lest work done; 25 cents up.
BROADWAY 2565. , 2-20-4
WANTED—LAUNDRY' WORK BY DAY OR
to take home. Phone BROADWAY 8888.
2-20-4t
Situations Male and Female
MAN AND WIFE WANT POSITIONS ON
ranch; man as foreman* woman as cook;
California farmer; speak Italian. Address
L. J. LIPPY. 149 N. Utah st. 2-19-3
WANTED—WORK IN PRIVATE HOI',
$20 month, room and board, while attend
ing school; school hours from 2 to 5 p. 111.
P. O. BOX 347, City. 2-17-tf
To Purchase — Real Estate
WANTED—
High class .residence lots In the
WILSHIRE DISTRICT,
Value about $2000 and about $5000.
Give exact location and lowest price.
BLACK BROS.,
209 H. W. Hellman Bldg.
F1641; Main 8888. 2-20-1
WE WANT VOIR BARGAINS IN
REAL ESTATE. IF YOU HAVE ONE COME
i TO IS.
R. C. KEEN & CO.
601 WRIGHT & CALLENDER BLDG.
'2-18-tf
CASH FOR PROPERTY; ANY KIND; ANY
where. If you want to buy or sell address
NORTHWESTERN BUSINESS AGENCY,
Minneapolis, Minn. 2-6 13 20 27
WANTEDTO PURCHASE VACANT LOT
or a bunch or them, for cash. EDWARD
C. CRIBS, 188 S. Broadway. 2-20-1
Money '
WANTED TO BORROW
$1500 at 7 per cent interest on improved
residence property. Principals only.
HIGHLAND PARK
INVESTMENT COMPANY
910 Central Bldg.
y .-y . . 2-19-3
$300 WANTED ON GOOD BEAUMONT
realty at liberal rate of Interest. B, F.
YOUNG, Beaumont, Cal. 2-19-3
Miscellaneous
DIVORCE LAWS AND DAMAGE SUITS
A SPECIALTY. $12 COSTS; NO FEE.
Marriage laws explained. Consultation free.
Come in and talk It over.
NO PUBLICITY. NO DELAY.
Hours 8:30 to 6, evenings 7 to 8, Sundays 11
to 18. 625 BRYSON BLOCK. ________
WANTED —""SECOND-HAND BASEBALL
suits; must be cheap. BOX 311, Herald.
. ■ ; 2-20-1
To Purchase—Miscellaneous
WANTED—CASH PAID FOR FEATHER
beds. 768 SAN PEDRO ST. Phones
F8041: Main 1106. : 12-17-"
FEATHER BEDS—PAY 11 TO $35 EACH.
Address J. RYAN. 530 " •- Pedro st. li-2-tf
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
FOR SALE
$1000
BUYS BEST BILLIARD ROOM
AND CIGAR STAND
IN LOS ANGELES.
ONLY $2700 CASH DOWN.
$1304) A .MONTH NET PROFITS.
This will be proved to your satisfaction
to be all that Is claimed for it; will in
voice almost price asked; investigation
welcomed by those meaning business. In
formation at 416 UNION TRUST BLDG,
Fourth and Spring. ■ 2-20-1
FOR SALE -
NOW IS THE TlilUm TO BUTI
Beventpen-room apartment house. > Located
In one of the most desirable sections of th*
city.. Rooms furnished in mahogany, golden
oak, blrds-ei ' maple, Wilton vej/et carpets
In each room. Each apartmant 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 ,-<yy'y- -/,..».>'.*.
-'-'Laßue.&; Baylor-. ,:
,636 SOUTH SPRING. '•."' ■'-
U-38-U
__— I _-— '»
MARBLE STOCK—I HAVE A FEW , HUN
dred shares of California Marble stock to sell
this week, 80 cents per share, one-fifth value.
Have big mill running with lots of material
on hand. Would keep It If I could. The
company has no stock for sale. Address
BOX 24, Herald. -.- ■ 2-20-3
WANTED—MEN OR WOMEN WITH FROM
$5000 to $8000 to complete $40,000 Investment
for purpose of building dirigible airship to
carry thirty passengers; $20,000 of amount on
' hand. Address BOX 239, Herald, 2-20-1
MONEY LOANED TO, inventors to
patent good- Ideas. JOHN WEDDBR
burn. Capitalist, Brookland. D. C.
1-8-lyr
' ' .."-"", _$&
FOR RENT
;'. -y Rooms—Furnished
GIRARD HOUSE .
lit BAST THIRD ST.
All eutslds rooms; central location: eleva
tor service; steam heat; «> rooms with pri
vate bath; rent $19 per month.
11-19-tt
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 Willi); Sunset Tempi*
787. ■ 2-6-lm
Houses
FOR RENT-FOUR-ROOM HOUSE, .EAST
Hollywood; electric lights, gas; good locu
tion near car line; $10 month. Call 69120
Home phone after 10 o'clock
2-4-tf
FOR RENT- 7-III.OM HOUSE. CALL 1921
Echo Park aye., Would consider a good
housekeeper^ jv '-'-"'
Houses—Furnished
FOR RENT—CHOICE WESTLAKE HOME,
furnished. 11 rooms, garage, large garden,
only ... well recommended tenant; owner
going abroad a year; will also sell Pierce
Arrow machine. Apply to BISHOP *
COMPANY, ---'1
Offices \
OFFICE TO RENT—
Fine bay windows; mi Broadway, at
very reasonable rent; can give good long
lease. -11 '• SOUTH BROADWAY. Room
1. Phone F5898. , 2-20-1
FOR RENT—NICE SUNNY FRONT OF
flees on Broadway; large windows and
advertising space; also smaller offices. In
quire room 4, 24414 S. BROADWAY.
1-27-tf
Store Rooms
FOR RENT-ONE-HALF OF NEW STORE,
714 South Broadway. Inquire WHITE SEW
ING MACHINE CO., 628 S. Spring. 12-6-tt
FOR RENT—STORE FOR DRY" HOODS;
line location an.l large hall. Shoe Shop,
287 San Pedro st. ---D-D
Farming Land .
~ 100 AND 240 ACRES
Mountain ranches chfap.
ALSO 500 AND 1000 ACRES
Near Delano at
50c PER ACRE
PORTER & CO.,
356 S. Hill. 2-20-1
MONEY TO LOAN
SALARY LOANS
SALARY LOANS
We make loans to salaried people on
their own note, without any security. If
you are all right you can get the'money
ln a few hours.
Your employer or friends never know.
We also loan money on diamonds and
Jewelry.
R. K. MUSSER
A 3675. 412 O. T. Johnson Bldg. Main 4602
1-30- 2-6-13-20-27-5t
TO LOAN
ON CITY VACANT OR IMPROVED.
$250 to $50,000 at current rates.
PLENTY OF MONET TO LOAN'
We make a specialty of small loans,
under $1000, and pass on same immedi
ately.
CROAKE & McCANN, 229 Douglas Bldg.
Heine phono AlBl2. Sunset Main 8480.
2-20&L'7-2Suns
MONEY TO LOAN, SECURED BY FIRST
and second mortgages on real estate,
large and small amounts, pr payable
monthly. Mortgages, trust deeds and
• contracts Issued for the sale of real estate
bought. NOURSE & CO.. 202-201 L. A.
Trust Bldg., Second and Spring. Both
phones. 2-11-lmo
MONEY TO LOAN
; Unlimited amounts at 6 per cent. Building
loans, any amount, at 7 per cent.
L. W. COLLINS, 506-7 Broadway Central
bldg. F5909. . * 1-30-lmo
FIRST MORTGAOES " BOUGHT,
Renewals and new loans ■ made.
THE JOHN M. C. MARBLE
COMPANY
H. W. Hellman Bldg.
A 6537; Main 598, 2-20-7
WANTED—TO BORROW $10,000 ON MY PER
SONAL NOTE FOR 'JO DAYS. WILL PAY
i PER CENT PER MONTH INTEREST,
AND ROM'S. NEED THIS MONEY TO
SAVE MY CREDIT. CANNOT GIVE SE
CURITY. WATSON. *4 EQUITABLE BANK
BLDG., N. E. CORNER SPRING AND
FIRST STS. A 2790; .MAIN' 1372. 2-20-1
■ MONEY TO LOAN
150,000 to loan on real estate, city or coun
try. 6 to 7 per cent; amounts to suit. MOV
ER * OILBERT. 612 Frost bldg. Horns
•phone A 8827; Main 5474. ____________
MONEY LOANED ON REAL' ESTATE
mortgage security; contracts for sale of
real estate, mortgages and trust deeds
purchased. CHARLES LANTZ, attorney,
408 Bullard Bill. ' wcd-su-limo
MONEY LOANED ON REAL ESTATE
mortgage security; contracts for sale of
real estate, mortgages and trust deeds
purchased. RICHARD B. CHAPMAN, 621
Central B'idg. 2-20-12 Suns
MONEY LOANED ON REAL ESTATE MORT
gage security, contracts for sale of real
estate, mortgages and trust deeds purchased.
CHARLES LANTZ, Attorney, 408 Bullard
block. 2-20-1
PLENTY OF 6 AND -7 PER CENT MONEY
as long as you want It on gilt edge se
. curity. WAYBRIGIIT-BUTLER CO.,
528-529 Security Bldg. F1603; Bdwy. 2162.
2-11-tf
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE;
full loans and prompt appraisals. CLEVE
LAND & CLEVELAND. 435. H. W. Hell
man bldg. M. 5986; A 2450. 2-17-lmo
MONEY TO LOAN-SALARIED MEN AND
women accommodated without delay or pub
licity. SOUTHERN CREDIT CO., 411 O. T.
Johnson Uldg. 2-13-lmo
MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, FURNl
ture. pianos and any kind eel security; low
rates. JOHNSON. 339 11. W. Hellman
Bldg. 2-18-6 mo
R. W. POINDI-XTER. 409 WILCOX BLDO..
will loan you what you need on real estate,
stocks and bonds.' Building loans a special
ty. 5-B-tt
TO LOAN—SALARIED PEOPLE; NO RED
tape; without security; confidential. WEST
. COAST EXCHANGE, 419 Henae bldg.
» 10-»-tl
MONEY TO LOAN ON ROOMING HOUSE
furniture, contracts, second mortgages,
etc. J. F. ANDERSON, 236-7 Copp Bldg.
* 2-2-lmo
SALARY LOANS. LOWEST RATES, CO.N
fldentlal. 511 O. T. JOHNSON BLDO..
Fourth ' and Broadway. U-9-tl
MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST AND SECOND
mortgages. "R. R. EMPLOYEES LOAN CO..
601 Merchants Trust Bldg. 2-19-lmo
PRIVATE MONEY. 6 TO 7 PER CENT.
LOCKHART & SON. 601 11. W. HeUman
" Bldg, A 7552. ______1 0
TO LOAN-MOSEY. FRED G. WEEK. 300
H, W. Hellman Bldg. Bdwy. 4522; F1079.
• , 2-17-lmo
MONEY TO LOAN— C. ELLIOTT MILLR,
340 Bradbury Bldg. Main 6419. Res. 3097.
, . . . •■- . 2-10-lmo
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
JoR BALE^MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS—
, Snaps: High pitch clalrnet, $10 to $10;
Boehm flute. Best musical instalment re
pairing In the west. BAXTER-NORTH UP
CO., 622 S. Broadway, F2295. _.>
... ... , , 12-26-sun only-13t
WATCHMAKERS rV- r ■
OSCAR N. BARNUM, WATCHMAKER and
1 jeweler- me a trial on your watch and
jewelry repairs; low rent, * low * prices. 424
S BROADWAY, '■ room 200 Broadway Central
bldg - 2-30-lmo
•-'- . ■'r>f__/SS_K' ' *^_S
- .v.-r- '-?:-<y rr r" ■ ■r • y r'v . ;■.
PART 111
__J__ FOrt EXCHANGE /
yiilr'h Real Estate
$3000 CASH AND $5000 IN IMPROVED LOS
Angeles property will secure a highly Im
proved ranch at Burbank. The price is
$14,000, and balance can remain on properly.
This ranch Is improved with a seven-room
strictly modern house, good barn, pumping §
plant, tank and everything that goes to make
a first class ranch. Seven and a half acres
... alfalfa, live acres ready to seed to alfalfa,
and the balance in a variety of fruits, ber
ries and nuts. One-half mile from town an 1
only two blocks from proposed electric line.
We can show the property any morning this
week.
KUCK-TOBIAS-HAMILL
COMPANY
IMwy-lfisT 310 Byrne Bldg.,
F4158 Corner 3d and Broadway. 2-20-1
FOR EXCHANGE 10 ACRES CHOICE EAST
Pasadena property; good well and pumping
plant; some orange trees; small house: dis
trict Improving rapidly; value $15,000. Would
consider clear improved Los Angeles property
to $7000, balance cash or part mortgage.
Edwin Q. Hart <& Co.
726 H. W. HELLMAN lII.DC.
AB6IE; Main 4271. L. A. R. B. 2-20-1
FOR EXCHANGE—I «AYE A CLEAR
lot at Kedondo, 3 blocks from city hall,
facing the ocean, line for apartments or
hotel, street work all In, gas, electricity
and sewer j fine view of the ocean; would
trade for lot at Huntington Park, Glen
dale or city. Lot valued at faou; make
offer. OWNER. Box 564, Herald office,
FOR EXCHANGE 60X20 7 ON PlOTJk
roe. si., near Florence ate., $1000, clear,
and beautifully situated Highland Park
' lot 40x150, near Monte Vista st. and Aye.
53. $2000; mortgage $825. 10ne or both
for close-in house and lot or vacant-lot,
..nil pay cash difference. Owner, , BOX
_'!". Herald, or Phone 52032. 2-20-3
FOB EXCHANGE COTTAGE OF 8" ROOMS
and hall at San Jose, In fine location; price I
$2600. Want acres near Los Angeles.
ERIKSON & CO. .
105 W. Sixth St., ground floor. F2374
2-20-2
Fell EXCHANGE—S7OO EQUITY IN 5-ROOM
house and 4 lots in Oardena for exchange
for good team of mares, harness and wagon;
balance cash. This property is worth $3000.
Will take $2600.
ERIKSON & CO.,
inn W. Sixth st., ground floor. 2-19-1
FOR EXCHANGE-WANT SMALL RANCH;
good residence, new; lot ii'jxi:.s; near Adams
st; lot 45x135", l.a Salle aye; Long Beach, near
Blxby park, line lot; total $9000, all clear.
Want walnut ranch or any good ranch close
to Los Angeles.
HORACE O. HAMILTON CO.,
300-301 Fay Bldg., 3d and Hill, 2-20-1
4700-ACRE MOUNTAIN RANCH FOR SALE
NEAR RAILROAD, WITH PLENTY OF
WATER; LOT OF HORSES. WILL TAKE
ONE-THIRD IN TRADE, BALANCE .
LONG TIME. P. W. THIESEN. HUNT
INGTON PARK. CAL. 8-18-3
FOR EXCHANGE— BUNGALOW AT 1933
W. Twenty-third st. Key at 1919 W. 23.1.
Want lot or equity In lot Five rooms;
haw, modern. Price $3100; easy terms.
M. E. MILLER CO., 702 Merchants Trust
Bids- 2-4-tf
FOR EXCHANGE— .
Come and see the Sea Board Realty Co.
They will sell or exchange .v.ittr property ecu
short notice. 421 GRANT BLDG. FH6O or
Broadway 2672. 2-20-tt
Miscellaneous
FOR EXCHANGE—I HAVE A CLEAR LOT
In Colton that I will trade for diamonds,
furniture, auto, or what Jiave you? Ad
dress BOX 534, Herald. »-21-tf
WILL TRADE STOCK IN BISHOP CREEK
Gold company and other mining stock for
stock in California Wave Motor company
.[Reynolds) POX 242. He-aid. 6-2S-tt
SPECIAL NOTICES
Los Angeles, Cal., Feb. 6, 1910.
Pursuant to tho bylaws of tho California
Wave Motor Company, the annual stock
holders' meeting for the election of offi
cers for the year 1910 Is hereby called and
will take place in the office of the com
pany, 617 San Fernando building, 4th and
Main streets, Los Angeles, Cal.. on Tues
day, March Ist. at 1 o'clock p. m.
Respectfully,
CALIFORNIA WAVE MOTOR CO.,
ALVA L. REYNOLDS, Pres.
C. It. JOHN, Secretary.
2-20-9
FOR SALE—
Try crimson winter rhubarb for sauce.
Needs no peeling and has the best
flavor. Ask 'your grocer or.. telephone
JOSEPH R. LOFTUS CO.
12S W. Bill st. L. A. R. B. Main or F5518.
' 2-20-1
HAVE YOU ECZEMA?
If so, call and get a free treatment by our
new method; never falls; testimonials and
references of your homo people shown at our
offices.
MILLS ECZEMA CO.,
218 S. Broadway. Room 319.
2-12-tf
DIVORcE LAWS AND DAMAGE SUITS
A SPECIALTY. $12 COSTS; NO FEE. •
Marriage laws explained. Consultation free.
Come In and talk It over.
NO PUBLICITY". NO DELAY. .» %
Hours 8:30 to 6, evenings 7 to 8, Sundays 11
to 12. 02.", BRYSON BLOCK. . 2-20-1
IL 11. BUNGALOW STAIN. THE STAIN
that holds Its color ami covers the most sur
face; Id-gallon special rates to contractors
and builders; deliver promptly. H. H. STAIN
CO., 4011 E. First st. Home phone 4180."..
2-20-3
PIPE SMOKERS WILD OVER NEW VEST
pocket Invention; cleans pipe stems in
stantly. Don't use dirty straw; metal
lasts forever; send . dimes for sample.
ADLAM, 1561 Clybourn aye., Chicago, 111.
2-20-1 .
ALL RAZORS. SAFETY BLADES. 8013
-sore, knives, Instruments, printer's knives,
tools, etc., sharpened better than new*
YANKEE GRINDER, »1* 8. Spring St.
■ 11-18-tt
MME. DE LONG, MAGNETIC HEALER,
relieves and cures chronic and acute dis
eases: reliable; effective. 633 S. HILL
ST., Los Angeles. 2-9-lmo
CASH for property; any kind, .'nywhere. If
you want to buy or sell address NORTH
WESTERN (BUSINESS AGENCY, Minne
apolis ■ - ' - 1-23-30
ICOO BUSINESS CARDS. »60; GOOD WHITB
brlstol; conveniently boxed. Other printing,
low prices. CENTRAL PRESS, 101H S. Bdwy,
■ 1 12-21-2.n0
HOUSE PAINTING, INTERIOR FINISHING,
tinting and paper hanging at lowest rates.
E. E. GEISER, 11614 E. Fifth St. 2-19-tf
WANTED—LADIES'," GENTS'' CLOTHING.
HIGH PRICES. 810 SO. j SPRING ST.
MAIN »597; Fs9s«. «-25-12ni»
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~~- PROF. CHARLES
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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel], February 20, 1910, Page 4, Image 28
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