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BEST FOR THE MONEY===TRY A THREE TIME AD. IN THE HERALD
MONEY TO LOAN
MONEY TO LOAN. SECURED by first
and., second mortgages on real estate,
large • and small amounts, or payable
monthly. Mortgages, trust deeds and
; contracts issued for the sale of real estate
bought. NOURSE & CO.. 202-204 L. A.
Trust Bldg., Second and Spring. Both
phones. 2-11-lmo
FIRST MORTGAGES BOUGHT,
- Renewals and new loans made.
THE JOHN M. C. MARBLE
COMPANY
H. W. Hellman Bldg.
A 6887; Main 592. 8-80-7
- MONEY TO LOAN
160,000 to loan on real estate, .city or coun
try. I to 7 per cent; amounts to suit. MOT
ER A GILBERT, 612 Frost bldg. Horns
'phone AtB27; Main 5474. 10-2-tf
PLENTY OF 6 AND 7 PER CENT MONEY
as long as you want It on gilt edge se
curity. WAYBRIGHT-BUTLER CO.,
' i2B-62« Security Bldg. F1603; Bdwy. 2462.
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE;
full loans and prompt appraisals. CLEVE
LAND & CLEVELAND, 435 H. W. Hell
* man bldg. M. 6886; 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_B!dg. 2-13-lmo
MONEY LOANED OX DIAMONDS, FURNl
ture, pianos and any kind of security; low
rates. JOHNSON. 339 H. W. Hellman
Bldg. 2-18-6 mo
R. W. POINDLXTER, 409 WILCOX BLDO.,
will loan you what you need on real estate,
stocks and bonds. Building loans a special
ty. '. »-»-»
TO LOAN—SALARIED PEOPLE: NO RED
tape; without Mcurlty; confidential. WEST
COAST EXCHANGE. 419 Benue bldg.
• , , 10-4-tf
MONEY TO LOAN ON ROOMING HOUSE
furniture, contracts, second mortgages,
etc. J. F. ANDERSON, 236-7 Copp Bldg.
2-2-lmo
I HAVE $5000 TO LOAN FOR TERM OF 3 TO
4 years; want first-class security. HENRY
BIEMER, 727 H. W. Hellman bldg. 2-22-7t
SALARY LOANS. .LOWEST RATES, COM
fldentlal. 511 O. •T. JOHNSON BLDO.
'. Fourth and Broadway. 13-f-M
MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST AND SECOND
mortgages. R. R. EMPLOYEES LOAN CO.,
601 Merchants Trust Bldg. 2-H-lmo
PRIVATE MONEY, 8 TO 7 PER CENT.
LOCKHART ft SON. 601 H. W. Hellman
Bldg. A 7652. ' 2-9-lmo
TO LOAN—MONEY. FRED G. WEEK. 300
H. W. Hellman Bldg. Bdwy. 4522; F1079.
» J-17-lmo
MONEY TO LOAN—C. ELLIOTT MILLER.
840 Bradbury Bldg . Main 6419; Res.
73097. ; 2-10-lmo
"■■;-':.... BPECIAL NOTICES
. Los Angeles, Cal., Feb. C, 1910.
Pursuant to the bylaws of the 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, Pr««.
C. R. JOHN, Secretary.
S-10-9
HAVE YOU ECZEMA?
If so, call and get a free treatment by our
new method; never falls; testimonials and
references of your home people shown at our
- offices.
MILLS ECZEMA CO.. ' . ]
218 S. Broadway. Room 311.
Srl2-tf
METROPOLITAN COLLECTION AGENCY.
We collect bad accounts anywhere; at
tachments and mechanics' llen» given
special attention. Attorney In office.
131 DOUGLAS BLK. ■ 2-26-1
ALL RAZORS. SAFETY BLADES. BCIS
«ors, knives. Instruments, printer's knives,
tools, etc., sharpened better than new.
. YANKEE GRINDER, 814 8. Spring St.
PULVERIZED SHEEP MANURE, BEST
fertilizer for lawns and flowers; sold and
delivered by GEO. SCHORNICK, 202 No.
Mott St.' Boyle 1665; .41586. 2-24-13
MMB. DE LONG. MAGNETIC HEALER,
relieves and cures chronlo and acute dis
eases; reliable; effective. 638 S. HILL
ST.. Los Angeles. J-8-lmo
CASH for property; any Kind, .'nywhere. II
1 you want to buy or sell address NORTH
WESTERN BUSINESS AGENCY, Minna
apolls. ' '■"■»
ICOO BUSINESS CARDS, 81.80; GOOD WHITM
Bristol; conveniently boxed. Other printing,
low prices. CENTRAL PRESS, 101>s S. Bdwj 1.
12-21-3nu'
HOUSE PAINTING, INTERIOR FLASHING,
tinting and paper hanging at lowest rates.
. . B. E. GEISER, UM4 E. Fifth St. J-19-tf
CONFINEMENT~CASES— AND night
—use C C. C. Taxicabs. CALDWELL
CAB CO. South 6551; 89087. 2-14-tf
WANTED— LADIES'.. GENTS' CLOTHING.
HIGH PRICES. «10 SO. SPRING »T.
MAIN 3597: F692H. »-25-12 d»»
LOST AND FOUND ■•„' *' 1
LOST — WATCH, GOING FROM
Forty-fifth and Central avenue to Slav
. «on, Main to Sixty-first. "Rle" on out
side. "From Johnnie" on Inside. Leave at
' VERNON GROCERY, Forty-sixth and
Central. __. 8-26-1
LOST—ON ADAMS STREET THURSDAY
afternoon, black lynx collar. Please re
turn to 453 E. ADAMS. Phono 23347. Re
ward. ...... ■ . 2-25-3
—TWO GOLD MEDALS. RETURN
■■i; Los Angeles-Athletic club and receive re
ward. IVAN KAHN. 8-54-8
V/; SEWING MACHINES ....
WHITE SEWINO MACHINE CO.. NOW
permanently located at 714 S. Broadway, tl
INDUSTRIAL STOCKS^ j !^s!^ls!^^l3£^l^™^
"More-Money in-Ore Smelting Ttian in Oil
THE EMPIRE SMELTING AND MINING COMPANY
will erect an oil-burning COPPER smelter at SILVER LAKE,
CAL., on the line of '■■■■,'''■'.■''. \.
The ".Tpnopah .and Tidewater Railway
Our ; smelter is the ONLY oil-burning smelter, that will treat
crude ore. . The company is capitalized for 500,000 shares of a
- par value of $1, and 75,000 shares of TREASURY, STOCK are
now offered to the investing public at 25c per share.
' The smelter COMPLETE, with a capacity of 50 tons daily,
will cost $15,000, and the operation of the plant will return 40%
in yearly DIVIDENDS. \
;, Subscriptions to stock will be received at the office of the
COMPANY at "
■■/f..:'. 427 Merchants Trust Bldg.; :
; Mail orders will receive prompt attention. ,
NOW is the opportunity to become interested in a GREAT
MONEY-MAKER, and no further stock than the above 75,000
shares will be offered at 25 cents per share.
• Officers of the company: . "
CHARLES A. GIFFEN, President.
FRANK C.PERRINE, Vice President.
GEORGE ■ H. LETTEAU, Treasurer.
EVERETT B. THOMAS, Secretary.
W. S. KEITH, Consulting Engineer. r ,
;• CALL, ;or ADDRESS all communications to y
. :VT lie i Empire \ Smelting •, and Mining. Company ::
« 427 Merchants Trust Bldg., Los Angeles, Cal. ■:"_;■ Phone F6CIB
FOR RENT >::
Apartments—Furnished and Un«
furnished
-
The St. Regis
3.l nn* I .'- rr 0o ooS..' Ur? l 3 'T h<dsS°U UT^ee^W^
Main 2290; A 7338; 8 minute* to business
e«nter. Moderate prices. J-22-lmo
' Room* Furnished
GIRARD HOUSE
116 BAST THIRD ST.
All outside rooms; central location; elera-
I lot service; steam beat; do rooms with pri
vate bath: rent 116 per month. nit . tt
HOTEL SOUTHERN
SEVENTH AND WESTLAKE AVB.
Warm rooms with the best table board.
One of the best family hotels In the West
lake district. Home 61610; Sunset Tempi*
; 6 7. 2-0-lm
FURNISHED ROOMS; A NICE LITTLE
• house with 8 rooms for $7 month. 150 It
E. FOURTEENTH ST. 2-M-3
Rooms—Unfurnished
FOR SALE. CHEAP—FOUR-ROOM CALl
foniia bungalow, to be - removed from
property. 532 W. FIFTY-EIGHTH ST.
2-26-3
House*
FOR FOUR-ROOM HOUSE. EAST
Hollywood; electric lights, gas; good lo.i
tlon near car line; $10 month. Call 69120
Home phono after 10 o'clock
2-4-tf
Flats— Furnished
FOR —FLAT WITH 3 ROOMS, PRl
vate bath, private entrance; 3 porches,
grassy lawn. 25 minutes' walk to court
house. 208 N. GRAND AVIS. 2-26-3
FOR RENT— CLASS 6-ROOM FLAT
. nicely furnished, fine location; close In;
adults. 843 S. FLOWER ST. 2-26-3
Flats— Unfurnished
FOR RENT—7-ROOM UPPER FLAT;
runny, modern ' Improvements. 521
CROCKER ST.. near In. Phone B. 3252.
2-26-3
"■*
Office* "...'
FOR RENT—NICE SUNNY FRONT OF
flces on Broadway; large windows and
advertising space; also smaller offices. In
quire room 4, 244 S. BROADWAY.
1-27-tf
TO LET —GROUND FLOOR FRONT OF
flee; phones. ALLEN. 316 S. Hill st.
2-25-3
CEidPOOLS '.'_____-
CBMVOOUI I
CLEANED OUT.
All work done satisfactory to Inspects*.
L. A. SANITARY CO., .
Phone 19141. Temple 591
10-19-u!
CESSPOOLS CLEANED OUT BY THE RED
Cross Sanitary company In one to two loads.
11.60 per load; do ether charges. 'Phone 59094.
■ 10-7-tf
IMPERIAL CESSPOOL PUMPING CO.—
take out largest load. Went 5836: 22040. »-tO-tt
ATTORNEYS.AT.LAW
B. M. WITTH, NOTARY public—PEN
slon papers, wills, insurance and collec
tions negotiated. 144H S. BROADWAY.
1-19-tf
I DIVORCE LAWS OB 1 NEVADA—
Full Information, without charge. Address
H. E. FULLER, Attorney, Ooldfleld, Nev.
.-, j^. i-6-tf
MARRIAGE LAWS EXPLAINED. ESTATES
settled. Collections. Advice free. 213
| LISSNER BLDG. 2-6-85
BATHB _____
VAPOR AND SPRAY BATHS FOR CHIROP
ody; open Sundays. 119U S. SPRING ST..
room 8. 2-22-lmo
MANICURING. SHAMPOOING AND FACIAL
WORK. ROOM 6, 618V4 S. SPRING ST.
2-24-6 MO
SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE, CHIROPODISTS,
baths. JEAN LUNN. 820 S. Broadway.
2-17-tt
BATHS AND ELECTRIC TREATMENT. 218
H. HROADWAY. ROOM 220. 2-24-6 mo
BTORAGE
lUtitUU i'UXVATiiI, i.UCixl!iU, IHUN 11UUM9
for lurolture, etc, {1.60 and VI pur month;
trunks, boxes, etc., 16a to 60c; open vans,
It per day, or 76c per hour. We pack and
ship household goods everywhere at re
duced rates. COLYEAR'S VAN AND
6TORACIK CO., offices 609-11 S. Main St.
Warehouse 415-17 Ban Pedro st. Phones
rim: Main 111!" t-26-tt
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
MONEY LOANED TO INVENTORS TO
patent good ideas. JOHN WEUDEE
burn. Capitalist, Brookland. D. C.
l-«-lyr
CAFETERIA FOR BY OWNER; 109
NED TO INVENTORS TO
U Ideas. JOHN WEliDEß
.list, Brookland. D. C
FOR SALE BY OWNER; 109
S. Broadway; sales *80; rent 1125; price
>1800. Call and Inspect It. 2-22-7
-,\:* DENTISTS ' •'
I>H lIACIIMANN, *05-KU« Majestic Tueutet
bids., 815 L Hum ay. l-'SUDI; Main :(HIU.
LOS ANGELES HERALD: SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 26, 1910.
FOR SALE
House*
Come Quick! / .
For Sal*—A new and thoroughly modern 2
story bungalow of 7 nice large rooms, In
11 beautiful Hollywood, 287 Canyon drive, be
|- tween Prospect and Franklin aye., and bo
tween two car lines, situated on high ground
with fine view of Los Angeles and th»
mountains.
PORCHES AND BALCONIES - •
Large cement porch across entire front or
house, blue brick columns, front balcony of
same size as porch; screen porch with laun
dry tub, toilet, broom closet, etc.; rear bal
cony suitable for sleeping room. ■ ,
IJVING ROOM
15x28 feet: oak floors, beamed ceilings, man
tel of art tile, bookcases and seat, beautiful
electric fixtures, celling lights, 3 art glass
, piano windows, etc. .' ' I
DINING ROOM -......•
13x16 feet; paneled and finished In slash
grain, oak floors, beautiful buffet with
leaded glass doors and 8-foot plate mirror;
elegant electric fixtures, beamed ceiling
lights, large window seat, eto.
/ DEN
9x12 feet; oak floors, Oregon «lash grain, 3
casement windows, fine electric fixtures;
large closet In hall.
BEDROOMS
Three large bedrooms In white enamel;
large closets, polished floors, fine fixtures,
two of the rooms open on front balcony.
. BATHROOM
10x11 feet. In white enamel, chiffonier and
medicine cabinet with plate mirror, large
trunk room, sanitary nickel plumbing, etc.
UPPER II Ml
Spacious second floor hall, French doors,
opening on to rear balcony, finished In white
enamel; two largo linen closets with glass
knobs. :i ■; <..-•.
KITCHEN
11x18 feet, and very completely equipped;
cupboards, cooler, flour bin. etc.: basement
10x15; cement walks and floor; house piped
for furnace and gas heat. ... - .
EAST FRONT I-OT •■■--■/:!
60x135: excellent neighborhood; good homes
, < all around; an ideal home; sure to please
you. Price only $5500. Nothing else like It
for the price in the city. Will make terms.
Must be sold, so come quick. See
i- MR. FRYE, 1
Room 111, 207 S. Broadway, or phone
Main 2043 or A 2043.
i '..-,. 2-26-!
Country Property j - . Country Property
ALFALFA LANDS
as well as walnut, deciduous fruit, sugar beet and potato lands of th very finest
Soil 30 feet deep, level as a floor, no alkali or hardpan; water at 20 feet. You can
count on 100 sa?ks of potatoes to the acre and two crop, each season; from *"al a
you can get 10 tons to the acre per season, which sells for 810 per ton loose, in
other words, the land will pay every season ( > /•'
An-Income of $100 Per Acre
This beautiful tract of 4600 acres joins th» most beautiful and rapid-growing little
city In Southern California,
HEMET
(Riverside County)
which has two banks, magnificent hotel, »40,000 high school, 5 churches gas and
electric plants orange packing houses, grain warehouses, fruit exchange 3-story
opera house 2000 population, md miles of peach, pear,. walnuts and apricot orch
ards in full bearing.
BYRNE TRACT OF 4600 ACRES
in 40. 80, 160-acre blocks at $50 per acre up; 160 «xtr» -with water. The land Is all
sown to grain at the present time.
ROUND TRIP $3.00
Go out and Investigate this week and you will not be disappointed. The Journey
via Santa Fe will take you through orange groves to Riverside, thence to Hemet,
In the -.-.V • i.
SAN JACINTO VALLEY
' the most beautiful valley In all Southern California. Dally . train $4 round trip,
good for ten. days. Sunday excursions "■•;.';■
OUT AND BACK— DAY—$3.OO
Leave your name and address at this office before going. Free ride over tract, Get
maps, particulars, etc., here.
ARTHUR G. MUNN and W. W. MIDDLECOFF, Owners.
104--.05-706 UNION TRUST BUILDING, CORNER FOURTH AND SPRING BTS.
2-24-3
Country r roperty
PORTERVILLE
THREE GOOD BUYS '.'•*• '^'.
160 acres near portervllle, adjoining land
now being planted to alfalfa. This prop
erty Is all fenced, hog tight, now in
wheat: good water right, no alkali; good
location. Sell all or part »75 per acre.
Borne trade clear property Los Angeles
or Pasadena.
40 acres half mile from city of Porter
ville: all level, now in alfalfa; road on 3
sides; good for either alfalfa or oranges;
(150 per acre.
ID acres nicely improved place, adjoining
city limits of Porterville; now in or
anges, peaches, apples, berries and gar
dun truck. Call and see photos of this
place; only 4 blocks from high school.
For orlce and terms apply to
CRANDALL & CO.
217 Byrne Bldg.
Phones Home F:612; Main 3615. ,
vCn'i 2-25-3
Eastern Merced County.-
On Yosemlte Valley railroad and Merced
river.
8000 acres at Snelllng.
All good land. Practically level; suscep
tible to Irrigation from river. Good dairy
section) *20 one-quarter . section; lota at
•23.30.
CLINT B. GAIN CO.,
110 Central Bldg., los Angeles. ■ ..
833 Canal »t., Merced, Cal.
~~~- LOOK HERE,.
MR. SALARY MAN
How long do you want to work for the
other fellow? Buy 20 acres of land In the
FAMOUS TULARE COUNTY
• The ■ finest alfalfa and fruit Motion In
: Cil" PAY $20 A MONTH
No Interest, No Taxes
and soon you won't be working for the
other follow. Com* In and talk it ov#r.
E. D. COWAN
301 Mason Opera House. 2-34-tf
GARDEN GROVE SECTION
A Bargain for a Quick Sale
80 acres choice alfalfa land, ' one mile
- from trolley. All In crop, beans and bar
ley new 6-room bungalow, barn, pump-
Inir' plant, two fine wells; all splendid soil.
If you have 14000 or 16000 cash your
own term, for balance. MEUJRIIA *
FOaa. exclusive agents, 210 Central Bldg.
Sixth and Main- 2-25-J
BEAUMONT
, BEE LANDS
• I>evel tracts, right In foothills, near honey
making, feed, 185 acre. BEAUMONT
•LAND AND WATER CO.. Central Bldg.,
.'v Sixth end Main. / •• 2-J«-tf
FOR SALE
Houses
Country Property
Alfalfa-
Land!
l-/k $2400 V CASH
puys 80 acres richest alfalfa land In Lo.'
Angeles county.
Located only 2 miles from railroad, In ar
tesian flowing well district, - adjoining
ranches that are producing 8 and 10 ton)
of alfalfa hay per acre each year.
The soil Is a silt loam and contains m
alkali or hardpan.
This Is a clean-cut bargain and if you art
looking for first class alfalfa land that li
cheap, you had better see this at onco.
F.C. BEUTEL
327 Oltl»ens National Bank Bldg., Third
and Mala sts. ■■■ 2-28-i
IMPERIAL VALLEY
$300 cash, 525 per month. Here Is your oppor
tunity to secure ten acres of fine land right
in town of Holtvllle. Plenty of cheap water.
Land Is all levelled end graded. This is a
snap. Come quick.
NATIONAL INVESTMENT
COMPANY ■■:. -',. <£
2-23-8 402 Central bldg., 6th and Main st».
FOR SALE-10-ACRB IMPROVED RANCH:
fine orange land, with abundance of water;
two miles north of Roscoe station In the
foothills, raising alfalfa and grain. Must
sell. Will take $1800; $750 cash. Might con
sider live stock. See owner, living on place.
CHARLES FINCH. 2-19-3&2-26-3
City Lots and Land* ,
, '. • CLASSY NEW
t:,..1H8 M.'CABTHY COMPANY'S
VAN NESS AYE. SQUARE
; TRACT
Cream of Wllshlre boulevard district, be
tween Fourth. Fifth. Wilton place, West
minster, Van Ness. Norton, Linden sta
LOW PRICES now while street work is II
progress. Branch offices corner Fourth
and Qramercy, > corner Fifth and Wilton
place. Westlake oars. , 2-8-811
,'■ 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 TKUSV BLDQ.
FOR BALE—SNAP IN TUB MIRAMONTE
Park tract, lot 60x144, to 12-ft. alley:
bearing fruit trees, fenced, sldewalkec
and curbed; street graded and oiled; $550,
terms $100 down, balance $10 month. ■
: F. A. BUELOW, 349 Wl|cox Bldg. Mali
6»1S; ABS29. -.-,■,. 2-26-.
TWO VACANT LOTS
50x195 eaohj, price $1600; half cash, bal
ance 7 per cent interest. ..
ERIKSON & CO.
105 W. Sixth it. around «loor. FSJ74. ;
. . , - , - .-.:-■'■.;' 2-Z't
V _ _^ FOR SALE
Houses
HOUSES—HOUSES
I have some bargains in houses this week.
Here are two that are $500 under market
value. W. 35th st. New 5-room modern
cottage, all conveniences. Price $2400;
cash $500. W. 30th st. New 6-room mod
ern bungalow; special features; hardwood
floors, etc. Price $3500; cash' $500.
Southwest, 6-room modern cottage, fur
nished; house' and lot alone are worth
$3600. It will pay you to see this one.
Owner leaving city. Price $3000; cash
$1000.
See W. B. MASON
MASON REALTY CO.,
604 8. Main st. Phone F2334. 2-24-3
10-ROOM ROOMING HOUSE
On lot 70x115 to alley, completely fur
nished; separate entrances;, good streets,
convenient to cars; 7 rooms pay $40 a
month, making over 9 per cent on th*
purchase price. This Is an exceptional
bargain and "good Investment.
C. WINSLOW REALTY CO.
4100 Central avo. Phone South 11.
Frl-Sat-Sun-l!
FOR SALE— *
. / Acre
of good land, with "4 good rooms plastered'
house, with bath, chicken houses, fruit
trees started, all fenced, water In house
■ and hydrants on lot; 25 minutes from city
on air line railroad to Santa Monica.
PALMER & HAMMOND, sole agents, 613
Union Trust Bldg. Phone 1753. 2-26-2
HOUSE OF 4 ROOMS
Lot 50x195; 5c fare, 2 blocks oft car line,
T«mplo extension street car line will run
within half block of this place. Price
$1600; $700 cash, balance $15 month, in
cluding Interest.
ERIKSON & CO.
105 W. Sixth st., ground floor. F2374.
2-26-7
WE WILL BIUD
Your house on terms to suit your income.
We will buy you a lot where you want It.
We will submit plans and specifications
without cost to you.
THE UNIX LOAN CO..
106 S. Broadway. 2-25-2
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. Trice $2600; $1000 cash.
CRAIG. 105 S. Broadway. 2-24-3
FIVE AND SIX ROOM BUNGALOWS. 660«
and 5618 S. Mairt St., Just being completed,
elegant and cheap; $3300 and $3600, respec
tively. Easy terms. Owner, C. B. KNICK
ERBOCKER, 127 W. 27th st. Phone South
612. r± 2-24-8
IF YOU WANT A NEW, VERY MODERN
«-room bungalow for $300 less than ever
before offered for, call at 800 W. FORTY
SEVENTH ST. Am going to Indianapolis;
must have some cash, balance like rent.
2-26-!
FOR SALE—BY OWNER, BUNGALOWS,
blocks, lots; little cash, easy Installments.
Dalton avenue car, Broadway, to Santa
Barbara switch. Office there. THOMP
SON. 2-86 3
Orange Groves
"ATTMION
We -want a real hotel man to look at a
100-room downtown hotel proposition.
Large ground floor lobby, steam heat, ele
vator, phones in each room, built espe
cially for hotel; 5-year lease; furniture
alone cost $22,000; now in elegant con
dition. House has cleared $10,000 per year,
will clear $15,000 under proper manage
ment. Will sacrifice today for $6000 cash.
Only experienced hotel men and those who
appreciate a bargain invited to look this
over. Phones F3038; Broadway 6150.
STEWART CO.
630 S. Spring st. 2-26-2
Suburban Property
CASH—SIOSO
A Sacrifice
ROSE HILL LOTS
Two lots, 100x175 feet, on improved street,
east front. See owner at Rose Hill office.
Be faro on Short line (Pasadena) cars. 2-25-3
SAN PEDRO
For bargains In San Pedro property see
STACY REALTY CO.
631 South Spring street.
2-22-30
Piano*
SAMPLE PIANOS
Through a misunderstanding two cars
of unusually beautiful pianos will be
closed out at wholesale prices. $300
pianos will sell for $142. $500 pianos will
sell for $263.43, etc.; the very latest de
signs, 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 Parmelee-Dohrmann
Bldg. Phones Main 891; F 6U65. 2-12-1*
"NEW METHOD OF SELLING PIANOS."
The Van Sant method of selling pianos, on
the second floor only, enables you to save
$40 to $100 on any new piano. Light ex
pense makes low prices. Some splendid bar
gains also this week In second-hand pianos.
Three years' time given.
VAN BANT PIANO CO.,
Second floor. 720 South Broadway.
"Elevator Cuts the Price." 2-20-7
PIANOS AT $250 AND $3 PER MONTH;
square pianos of standard makes. In excel
lent condition. Will sell on the above small
payments QKO. J. BIKK.EL CO.. »4S-»4J
8. Spring st. . . . ■ 10-U-tl
IFOR SALE—UPRIGHT PIANO IN FINK
condition; only $100 for immediate sal*.
Call for inspection 411 W. FIFTH ST.
4-11-tf
Furniture
CEPARATB LOCKED IRON ROOMS $101
par month; trunks, boxes, ate. lie to too.
Phone for our large van wnan you movs,
11 II par hour.
COLYEAR WAREHOUSE CO..
111-17-19 San Pedro st. Main office. Mi
ll m Main at. Phone Main nil; Fim u
PATENTB —PATENT ATT
PIONEER PATENT AGENCY. HAZARD &
STRAUSB. ESTABLISHED 33 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 1493;
Main 2682. ' PATENT BOOK FREE.
> ■ ' . ...•-.-..'»:•• i »-»-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 BLDG..
' Sixth and Main. F2399; Main 4617. FREE
, BOOK ON PATENTS. l-3«-tt
PATENTS AND TRADEMARKS. ALL COUN
trtes., A. H. UDDERS, patent lawyer anil
■ solicitor, 612 Trust bldg., cor. 2d and Spring
11 t' Is
■ NOTARIES
iT M. WITT. NOTARY PUBLIC. PENSION
papers, . deeds, collections and wills nego
tiated. Room 4. 2141, iS. Broadway^.
BCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
MISS WING'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
1226 ALVARADO STREET
Day and boarding. AM department s from kindergarten to college. Pre
pares for pollesre 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 EIHELWYN WING, M. A., Principal.
Home 81144 Sunset West 1144
ACCOUNTANCY AND LAW
THOROUGH TRAINING FOR C. P. A. EXAM
INATIONS. BEND FOR 64-PAGE CATALOGUE.
Y. M. C. A. 721 South Hope St. Los Angeles
German, English
Shorthand
by experienced teacher. Terms moderate.
180 W. 21st it. Phone South 64((.
»th Floor Hamburger Bid*.. Los Angeles.
NATIONAL SCHOOLS
of Typewriting
. 510 , Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
Wanted—Students to study shorthand and
bookkeeping. Two dollars a week. Home
use of typewriter free. Spanish, 260 a les
son. Classes day or night. 2-l>-»
FOR EXCHANGE
Real Estate
FOB EXCHANGE—I «AVB A C—EAB
lot at Kedondo. .i blocks from city ball,
facing the ocean, fin* for apartments or
hotel, street work all In. gas, electricity
and sewer 1 fine view of the wean; woulil
trade for lot at Huntlngton Park, Glen
dale or city. Lot valued at «80Ui make
offer. OWNKB. Box 664, Herald office.
FOR EXCHANGE—S7OO EQUITY IN FlVE
room house and 4 lots In Gardena for ex
change for good team of mares, harness
and wagon: balance cash. This property
is worth 13000. Will take $2600.
ERIKSON & CO.
105 W. Sixth St., ground floor. 2-24-7
FOR SALE—IIOOO, RESTAURANT, MONEY
maker, In best beach town; long lease,
low rent; good all the. year round; a mint
In summer; good reasons for selling. Ad
dress HARRY WHITNEY. P. O. box 777,
Ocean Park, Cal. . 8-34'«
FOR EXCHANGE-BUNGALOW AT 1935
W. Twenty-third st. Key at 191» W. 2Jd.
Want lot or equity In lot Five rooms;
new, modern. Price $3100; easy terms
M E. MILLER CO.. 702 Merchants Trust
Bldg. *'*•"
, _ Miscellaneous
FOR KXCHANUJS—I HAVE A CLJSAR LOT
In Colton that I will trade for diamonds,
furniture, auto, or what hava you? Ad
dress BOX 634, Herald. l-21-tf
WILL TRADE STOCK IN BISHOP CREEK
Gold company anl other mining stock for
stock in California Wave Motor company
<Reynol-l») POX Mi. He-aid. «-2«-tf
PHYSICIANS
DrTcTcTpRICSHiTBOUTirBRO AD AH,
Physician for Women. . ■ .
Ladies: Select a skilled and successful
physician for those aliments peculiar to her
Dr. Price's patients are permitted to pur
sue their occupations without interruption.
Consult him in absolute confidence. His ad
vice is free; his treatments satisfactory, and
fees low. Hrs. 10-4; 6-8; Sun. 10-12. Phone
Bdwsy. 4304. 404 Frost Bldg.. at Second
and Broadway. 2-5-12 mo
WANTED — CONFINEMENTS. SURQICAXi
and medical cases at the WOMEN'S SANI
TARIUM AND MATERNITY HOME. 1148
S FIGUEROA ST. SUNNY OUTSIDE
ROOMS; UNEXCELLED NURSING AND
REASONABLE CHARGES. COURTESY
TO PHYSICIANS. Phone Home F3227.
2-5-12 mo
DR. CROCKER,
Specialist for Women.
Hamburger's Majestlo Theater Building.
Absolute privacy. Hours 10 to 4.
, CONSULT FREE.
:.\'A]-< . ■ 13-:5-llm
DR. INEZ DECKER, 702 SO. SPRING ST.
Obstetrics. Hours 11 to 4. Room »- 2| _ t{
DR PRITCHARD. 3ECTAL. FEMALE AND
ctironio diseases. 127-2* UHOSSB BID.
11-2(-tt
WOMAN'S HOSPITAL
Obstetrics, surgical and medical cases. Terms
reasonable. 1245 South Flower. F4134. 2->-lmo
DR. TAYLOR. .17 8. MAIN ST. DISEAS-S
of women. 12-2-tf
CHIROPODI3TB
DR. HEVLAND. D. C, GRADUATE CHI HO
podlst. Corns removed without pain or
soreness. Instant relief; no fear of septic
trouble. Ingrowing nails a specialty. Parlors
Hotel Milton, 539 M S. Broadway. F2427;
Broadway 9849. i;-30-3mo
6ANITARIUMa
~" THE WOMAN'S UOSl'lTAl*
Exclusively for women and children. Best
equipped and homelike hospital In the city
for confinement cases. Terra* to suit. 1245
South Flower. F4134. -- 2-8-lmo
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of stockholders' Meeting
The Bunny Slope Water Company: Notice
Is hereby given that In accordance with the
bylaws of the corporation and the order of
'.ho board of directors the annual meeting of
the stockholders of the Sunny Slope Water
Company will bo held at 7 p. m. Monday, the
7th day of March, 1911), at the office of the
company, room 630 Wiloox building, corner of
Second and Spring streets, in the city of Los
Angeles, county of Los Angeles, state of Cal
ifornia, the samo being the principal place of
business of said corporation. The purpose of
said meeting being for the election of the di
rectors for the ensuing year and the trans
acting of any business which may arise.
MOVE W. STEPHENS, Secretary.
. .-• ■ ', 2-24-10
Annual Meeting of Stockholders
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Pacific Fruit .Cooling and Vaporizing
company, for the election of its directors
for the ensuing year, and the transaction
of such other business as may be brought
before the meeting, will be held at the
office of the company. 203-204 Metropolis
Bank building. Ban Francisco, Cal.. on the
7th day of March. 1910. at 3 o'clock p. m.
0.26-111 JOHN HICHAM. Secretary.
RAILWAY TIME TABLE
, SALT LAKE ROUTE
All trains dally except as noted.
l,« a ve| first Street Station. |Arrlve
s:Bsa clan Bernardino, (:16a
11:00 a Colton 10:41 a
l:40p ■ ■ Riverside, . 1:16*
1:24p Ontario and 4:iio
" Pomona ■ «:61p
-JTlia"* : '. ~* ' ■ • »:Ua
(:60a Long Beach and , 11:10 a
v *l:10P
l:«vp. , P.dra 7:00»
«:40»l *l <:t'»
~T:6oa| Banta Catallna Island.- ■ I 7:u*ip
■ (;16a| Pasadena 1 1:46 a
6:oop| Pasadena -■■■- ~ I *:»»»
'Dally except Sunday. .• sßunday only. ■ .
lUtah-Callfnrnta special, ,1
gait Lake,' Butts, Denver. . 110:00—
and Chicago.
15
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
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. FB7OO. M. 511. '.
T. M. C A.—DAT AND _V_NINO CUM
snercial. technical, automobile, college pre* I
paratory and grammar school* now open.
| • -..- . - ■ ■ ■ ■ - . . ■■■■ -■ I*-1-M j
BUOWNSBBROBR COMMERCIAL COL
lege, >H-> W. 7TH. Send (or catalogue.
, 10-I»-tl ...
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W. Fifth st. B. R. BHRADBR, Ph. D
president ulnce l»»0- ■ -■ - ' IMMI
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE j
SANTA FB i i
Leave I | Arrtv» *
. Eastern-Calif. Limited, ... «m|
10:00 am dally, Chicago via Denver , 1:00 pn) ■'/
I and Kansas City | -
Overland Express— •■ ■• ..-. ,'
ItMpm Chicago via Denver and 1:90 a_
Kansas City » .■ :•
Eastern Express — Daily "~ ■.'■
1:10 am Chicago via Denver and 7ioi an -
tfsnsas City - -. ■ - .-..
~~" Kite bhaped—Going via ———
(:(0 am Pasadena. Return via <:N nisi
1 Santa, Ana canyon
7:35 am ■ 10:00 ana
1:10 am Rsdlauds via Pasadena 1:00 pna
1:00 pm 1:40 pna
*:*> pm I I 7:40 pna
Mam Radlanda via Orange I 10:86 ant
18:66 am ■ [ *:K p M
{ 11:00 pm
7:»5 am Riverside via Pasadena 5:40 pa '
7:90 am j ! ~ \ 7:06 pnt .
KM am Riverside via Orange < 10:35 ana
6:06 pm _J 6:30 pm
3:30 am 7:06 am
10:66 am Corona via Orange 10:16 am
6:06 pm I I «:30 pm
7:30 am --, .. ■ 7:06 am
10:65 am 1 Ban Bernardino via Orange 10:— am "
6:06 pm I '■■--- 6:30 pm
7:35 am ~ b:3u am ■
8:30 am - Z 10.-00 am -
10:01) am San Bernardino via Fasav 1 4:00 pm
2:00 pm den* . . 6:40 pm
4:30 pm , ■ -li0<)p"
1:45 pm
• pm - 7:40 pm
. »-M am 6:56 am
l:_ pm ■aota Ana , ; _ am
6:06 pm 1:00 pot
11:65 pm I 1:18 m
7:30 am j «:_ am
1:66 am '.' ' 7:06 am
10:66 am Fullerton, Anaheim. (:_ ant
1:16 pm Orange 10:35 an
5:06 pm . 1:00 pna
11:66 pm I __[___■
7:35 am San Jaclnto, Elalnore. He- 10:36 ana
10:65 am | met and MurUtta 6:30 pn
li':2s am I Redondo | 4_) pna
2:16 pm £scondldo 1:00 pna
8:65 am Fallbrook 4:16 pm
• :65 am Ban Diego and , t:il an
1:11 pm Coronado Beaca ' 1:00 pm
11:66 pm . Surf Line 6: is pm
7:80 am . Randsbunr 7:03 am
11:00 pm Searchlight and Chloride 7:06 ana
SUM pm Beatty, Rhyollte. Qoldnelu Ids) am
and Tonopaa I
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
From Arcade station. Fifth and Central aw.
Leave| lArrlva I
(:00a|fian Francisco via Coast Una, >:tua
(:15a| Ban Luis Oblspo, Paso Roblas, l:30»
a:!sp|Del Monte, Monterey. ■ Santa »:»»!>
»:»op| Cms. San Jose and east 11:46g
j Ban Francisco and Mojava 1
• :00p[ Sacramento, Oakland, via I i:o6a
i:(0p Bakersfleld and Fresno | (:o«a '
t:6oal Fresno I I:o6st
«:00p Bakersfleld . *:•••
»:»0p and Mojav ' (:os«>
|Cnleago, Kansas City, St. _ou_.|
• :46p{ , Golden State Limited (:Hp
l:00p The Callfornlan. via f J :16a
- I Yuma. Benson, —I Fs_> '
I Overland New Orleans via . .
HiOlpiYuma, ileiison, Marlaopa, Tuo- l:(tn
Ison. —1 Paso, Baa Antonio.
I Houston
12:01p| Xuma, Tucson, Benson, (:(osi
S:00p Lordiburu. Doming. 1:15 a
l:l6p| HI Paso j- l;(Q»
•:46a| ~| s:>oa
COOal- 11:40 a
(:16a Bants Barbara j 2:IOp
1:45p and I 7:»5p
t:(6p Ventura * »:(oa
7:sop| («Not Ventura). |11:48b
(:16a Osnard, Santa Susana. • a:*oa
2:»5p Moorpark. * 11:60 a
l:IOp* Somls. /, 2:3oj>
Camarlilo. r.X* 7;jsu
1 COxnard only). / ■■■:-1 ll:«»n j
Santa Paula via Saugii -J *" ..^ ... w ■
• :45a Camuloa, Plru. FlUmor 11:60 a
1:46p Satlcoy, Montalvo, Carpi-. Tills
terla. Bummerland * ■ -
(:15aj NorSnoS 1 l:»op
2-»sp| I 7:16b.
.7:46* *s:jga
(:65a Pomona #7:16 a
12:01p Colton ;'■ 7:16 a
l:00p Riverside, Remands and 9:35»
4:00p San Bernardino ■ U:lsa ■
1:45p 'Not Riverside, Red- l:10p
•a:iap lands or Baa Bernard—•* 6:16p
■■v'" TUOtt'
»:55»| , Covina _ |U:lia
«:45pl ; I 7:10p
7:45al China , .1 »:jta 5
4:00p - ■[ 6:»5p ;
T~- Santa Ana, Anaheim, Downey, -...," '
»:665( • Norwalk ■,-■»■ l:>«a
11:15 a , •- 2:15»;
. l:00p a* Buena Park, West a* l:00p
l:10p Anaheim, West Orange „ 4:61)> •
■ I 'Downey only • . , i
»:65a Newport Beach - | t:Hp •
»:65a|a Los Alamito» a| i;li»'
(:46a| . Brawley, Imperial. .. 1 «:(«a '
l:lsp| Bl Centro. Calexloo : | 4i4lp ;
t:o6~aj San Pedro-Compton • 111:111 a
(:>op|» *Vla Long Beach - '' •■ ( «:3lp i
l:o6a|* Long Beaeh-Comptoß . • 111:46 a jj
(:(0p ''-'■•- 'Via Ban Pedro <>.^-',-* *| 4;16p
>:06a Banta Catallna Island -• ■ I »:H» t;
(:4ta! ■. , •• -■ - . - . .-.-, I li»*a
7:60 a '/ Fernando *| i:4oa ,
1:45p I ..■».-•• : ■ ; ill:4«»!
l:00p • 'Motor ,-\ ) 7:i6j>
»:lOp ■. W I:M»
• :30a a ■ . Chatsworta Park. (Baa v a) tut*
■ ■ ---"- not*). (Note—To and from!
River station only)- •.■■•■•• I
All trains . dally exospt those marked ,a* £
follows: "a" Sundays axcept«d; "B" »Ufldays I'
mtr.

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