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iBEST FOR THE MONEY—TRY A THREE TIME AD. BN THE HERALD |
ADVERTISERS
Cemnt clx average word* as one Una,
■ No ad. ner?nted for less than the price
of three line*.
' Til* Herald renerves the right to »*»!"• I
adTertlsrnirntii and to reject or omit and
refund the amount paid.
■ Report promptly to the ela»iined man
•irrr failure to get returns or experience |
with fraudulent or dishonest advertisers.
- Two or more Insertion. are be*l'', lll;
I one. Try ■ thrre-tlme ad. K**ult* almost
I certain for nnytlilnpr.
tilllAiir. f"nlract solicitors and advertMng
- :^W SUNSET~MAIN 8000
Igar v home 10211
<^Hnr> ask fob c£assiftet» manages
W specxalTrates
Ie Try a three-time nd. Results almost
rtßln for nriythlnir.
br contract solicitors and ad»erUsloe
mm ran
PSUNSET~MAIN 8000
¥ HOME 10211
HP ASK FOB CLASSIFIED MAXAGBB
SPECi.AL~RATES
W Want arts, lo a word each tmertlea.
mm f Boom* for rent, 8 lines, 3 times I . .
■ . : Boom* with board. 8 lines,. 3 times. j
m 25 CENTS
2- HELP WANTED—MaIe' and female. »
■ I i line*. S lime*,
W 25 CENTS
I ■.""-■■ .SITUATIONS WANTED,
:| '■■'; FREE
THE WEATHER
•&' *■ LOS ANGELES, Feb. 26. 1910.
\i Tlme.|Barom.|Thcr.|Hum| Wind.Vic.|Weather.
' 5 a.m.l 30.03 I 62 I 52 |~NE I 4~] Clear.
: 6 p.m.l - 20.92 I 75 | 15 I W | 24 f Cloudy.
Maximum temperature, 75.
! Minimum temperature, 49.
.. ; . .. Forecast
SAN. FRANCISCO, Feb. 27.— San Fran
cisco . and vicinity; Showers Monday; brisk
.* northwest wind.
_ For Northern California—Showers Monday;
"■ 1 west.- wind.
V For - Southern California— Cloudy, unsettled,
j Monday; brisk north wind.
DIED
REINSBERGERIn this City Feb. 27, 1910,
". Cephas Rolnsberger, native of Indiana,
ago 41 years. Friends may view remains
:■ today i from 2 to 6p. m. at the funeral
parlors of Cunningham & O'Connor, 1031
~. South Grand avenue. Interment will bo
".at old home, Syracuse, Ind. 2-28-1
Ji WHITNEY —In Monrovia, Feb. 26, 191".,
" Cornelia S. Whitney, aged 74 years, wid
■ow- of the late Albertus L. Whitney,
V' mother of 'Alice. Whitney. Funeral ser
■ ' vices at Connell undertaking parlor*. 1051
South-Grand avenue, Monday at 2:30 p
.'m..' Please omit flowers. :-:8-l
6NODGRASS—Feb. 27, 1910, at Watts, Cal..
- Cyremus, beloved husband of Helen, ana
-.',*. brother of Walter and Verne Snodgrass,
age 59 years. Funeral Tuesday, March 1,
•' at 1:30 p. m. from Baptist church at
Watts. Interment private. 2-"°--
CEMETERIES
''"■•• iiilii-iiWOOD PARK
CEMETERY
• ' Two miles outside the city limits on the Los
■ Angeles and Redondo Ry.; 800 acre, of per
■ feet ■ land with improvements outclassing
any cemetery -on tho coast. .
207 8. Broadway. Room 202. Phones F33IJ,
Main 4659. Supt. 'phone. A 9593. 4-l-»m»
-EVERGREEN CEMETERY
■ The I/O* Angeles Cemetery Association.
Boyle Heights near city limits. Operated un
u o'er perpetual charter from Los Angeles city.
Modern chapel and crematory.
1 ** Office, 839 Bradbury building.
Phone* — 652 [ AS46O.
■s m. Ceu.--1.-iy—Home DloB3| Boyle 9.
sm> 6-6<12m0
ft ROSEDALE CEMETERY
■Hi endowed Memorial Park noteil for Its nat-
Bofural beauty; endowment fund for perpetual
Bltare, over 1250,000; modern receiving- vault,
• c'.utiel, crematory and columbarium; acces
sible- city office, SUITE 302-306 EXCHANGE
• BLDG^N. ■»■ corner Third and Hill sts.
J'>lone!©.laln SO9; A 34?->. Cemetery office. IS3I
/ i Washington! St.; phones 72868; West 80.
111 j..,rT-,. <i-2-12mo
( I MONE.' TO LOAN
(■ lENT BANK RATES ON REAL ES
\ '■■','/ No commission or extras. A flat rate.
V Angeles, Hollywood, Pasadena and near-
« towns 40 per cent of market value loaned,
J^M our I own capital. Act promptly. Best
em of handling mortgage* in Los Angeles.
WE JOHN M. C. MARBLE
COMPANY
■ H. W. Hellman Bldg.
..■■•■■■-■.■- -. " .-. 2-27-2S-3-;-3t
MONEY TO LOAN. SECURED BY FIRST
and t second mortgage* on real estate,
■ large and - small amount*, or payable
monthly. Mortgages, trust deed* and
contract* Issued for the sale of Veal estate
bought. . NOURSE & CO.. 202-204 L. A.
> Trust Bldg., Second and Spring. Both
phones. ■-■■-■ 2-11-lmo
~~~^", .— \" MONET TO LOAN
' 260,000 to loan on real estate, city or ooun-
L i try. 6 to 7 per cent; amounts to suit. MOY
la'ERi ■*• GILBERT, «13 Frost bldg. Horn*
Mk -phone A 8827; Main 8474. 10-2-tf
■■ZeNTY OF « AND 7 PER CENT MONEY
Hana lons as you want It on gilt edge so
[^■curlty WAYBRiaHT-BUTLER CO.,
BI2S-529 Security Bldg. F1603; Bdwy. 241i2.
JH^ ... . •.■•■■>•■ 2-11-tf
KIONEY TO LOAN ,ON REAL ESTATE;
I full loans and prompt appraisals. CLEVIS-
I- LAN© & CLEVELAND. 435 H. W. Hell-
It f man bldg.-M. 5986; A 2450. 2-17-lmo
I MONEY TO LOAN-SALARIED MEN AND
I m women accommodated without delay or pub
■ •' llclty t SOUTHERN CREDIT CO., 411 O. T.
ft t Johnson Bldg. . 2-13-lmo
Coney loaned on diamonds, FURNI
r ture, piano* and any kind of security; low
■ rate*. ■ JOHNSON. 33U H. W. Hellman
.-;-Bldg. ,■'.■' ' ■■ 2-IS-6mo
R VV POINDLXTER, 40» WILCOX BLDG.,
~ > will loan you what you need on real estate,
stocks and bond*. Building loan* a special
:ir..>;v ■■ ' ■ »■»•'«
..' TO LOAN— SALARIED PEOPLE; NO RED
■- tape; without s*3urlty; confidential. WK4*
COAST EXCHANGE, 419 Henn* bldg.
•■ MONEY TO LOAN C^N ROOMING HO USE
v furniture, ■ contracts, second mortgages,
V eto. i- J. F. ANDERSON. 236-7 Copp Bldg.
2-2-lmo
• i HAVE *6000 TO LOAN FOR TERM OF 3 TO
V 4 years' want first-class security. HENRY
•■;it BIEMER. 727 H. W. Hellman bl.lg. 2-22-7t
:; .ALARY LOANS. LOWEST RATEa. CON
fldentlal. 11l O. T. JOHNSON BLDO.
Fourth and Broadway. . U-t-tl
r MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST AND SECOND
t'A mortgages. ■•> It. R. EMPLOYEES - LOAN CO..
601 Merchant* Trust Uldg. 2-U-lmo
■ PRIVA'XE MONEY. 6 TO 7 PER CENT.
; LOCKHART & SON. 601 H. W. Hellman
Bldg. A 7562. 8-8-lmo
' TO LOAN—MONEY. FRED G. WEEK, 300
H. .W. Hellman I Ig. Bdwy. 4522; F1079.
■\. -•<.'•..-.■ ~ -i I-17-lmo
lIONE"Y.TO LOAN —C. ELLIOTT MILLER.
340 i Bradbury : Bldg Main 6419; Res.
. ■■73097.'. ■'■■' -■■■ :r :-t°-I"'°
: ASTROLOGY^^j. -j^
' 4.STROLOGY— - t , •. .
• Alexl* 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 yean'
.. practice. »6J,W. COLORADO ST., Pasadena.
'J>' _ ,M, ii--'- ■ • 1..- '. .. ■ 2-28-7
L:v;v,'; -".-.'■"; SANITARIUMS
raw imf uomws in ti
Muslvely \ for women . and < children. Best
9^K,'iul'ui"'d and homelike hospilal In the city
4H 1. confinement canes. Ternn to suit. 1245
Huth Flower. F4134. J-»-UnO
. . -^-
WANTED
riJ>J - | _ r - UJ -_ | - [ _ J - | _ n _- | _ | - I _ r - I _ r - |J - I _^ -^K y- w ri. -i.i— ,i-»_f>_»»'W^*w-M-M~i^
• ' Help—Male
WANTED— GOOD ENERGETIC BOY
of 17 years of age. Apply to circulation
manager of HERALD after 8 a. m. Monday
morning. ■ 2-27-2
WANTED—
Boys to carry Herald routes In Boyle Heights
I and east of Central avo. See CIRCULA
TION MANAGER. 7"l*
NO EXPENSE TO LEARN ELECTRICITY,
plumbing, bricklaying, automoblllng on con
tract lob* In few month*' time. No appren
ticeship or helpers' work. Catalog free.
UNITED TRADE SCHOOL CONTRACTING
CO., 132 Allso St., Los Angeles. 10-4-tf
WANTED— MAN FOR FILE CLERK
and messenger; must be quick and reliable;
answer In own handwriting, giving reference
I and phone number. Address BOX 537, Sta-
l ■tlon C. ' 2-27-3
CIGAR SALESMEN WANTED—EXPERI
enco unnecessary; sell our brands to the re
tail trade; big pay; write for full particulars
at once. GLOBE CIGAR CO., Cleveland, O.
J-22-100t
COLLEGE AND NORMAL GRADUATES TO
register for positions In Arizona, Nevada
and California. BOYNTON TEACHERS'
AGENCY, 626 Stlmson block. 2-20-lmo
WANTED—ELDERLY MAN OF GOOD
habits to care for cow and lawn; $10 per
month and good home. Address M. D., Box
112, Anaheim, Cai. 2-27-7
SOBER, STEADY, HANDY, ALL ABOUND
man, willing to work, wants situation of
any kind, city or country. Address BOX 146,
Herald. 2-27-2
WANTED—THREE GOOD BOYS TO CARRY
routes. Apply to CROSSMAN, Herald of
fice. 1-Mt
Help—Female
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 domestic lines. 2-6-30
WANTED—EXPERIENCED LAW STENO
grapher; state experience, - references,
salary expected, where and how long em
ployed, In applicant* handwriting. BOX
1732. Herald. 2-28-1
LADIES AND GIRLS AT HOME. STEADY
or evenings, can stamp transfer, $1.10 do*,
upward; original, reliable firm. r.oora 334,
MASON BLDO.. 231 W. Fourth. »-5»-tf
WANTED—GOOD GIRL TO HELP WITH
children and assist In housework; $30 per
. month. 1000 GARFIELD AY., cor. Adena,
Pasadena. ■ . 2-27-3
WANTED—A GIRL TO DO GENERAL
housework for small family; no washing.
Apply after 0 p. m. at. 460 N. BBAUDRY
AYE. 2-22-tt
Help—Male and Female
WANTED—MEN t2Sl> WOMEN TO LEARN
the barber tr»>te; guaranteed in eight
weeks. Cat*', wrue free. MOHLER BAR
BER COLLSviE. 122 E. Second St. 7-1-tt
Situations —Male
WANTED—SWEDISH CHAUFFER, »45
and board; steady, Bober, responsible; go
any place. Call, Sunday or Monday, 310
6. Broadway. A 6817; Bdway. 9639. OS
CAR NORBURG. ---3-1
WANTED—A POSITION BY COMPETENT
married chauffeur; will go anywhere In Cal
ifornia; will go east. Address P. R. J., 1230
8. Hill St. 2-27-4'
WANTED—POSITION IN GROCERY OR ON
delivery wagon; experienced from A to Z.
ED BLAKE, 1116 Cahuengtt St. 2-27-3
DRUGGIST - PHYSICIAN, THOROUGH
competent, desires steady position. BOX
830, Herald office. 2-27-3
Situation* Female
WANTED—WASHING BT THE DAT OR
hour. Will take washing at home or go out
and wash: or will do light housecleanlng.
Call at 212 Concord St.. MRS. JOHNSON.
1-9-tf
REFINED AND EDUCATED WIDOW OF
excellent character wishes position as house
keeper on ranch In widower's family; best
of references. BOX 374, Herald office.
2-27-4
ORGANIST OF EXPERIENCE DESIRES
church position. 253 CLAREJIONT
DRIVE. Pasadena. 2-26-4
Situations Male and Female
WANTED—WORK IN PRIVATE HOUSE,
$20 month, room and board, while attend
ing school; school hours from 2 to 5 p. in.
P. O. BOX 347. City. t^lT-tl
To Purchase — Real Estate _
WANTED TO PURCHASE-3 TO 4 ROOM
California house and lot, southwest; must be
snap for cash. Address BOX 65, Herald,
2-27-tt
To Purchase —Miscellaneous
RING UP DENVER PLUMBING COMPANY
for quick service; Jobbing and repairing .1
specialty. 133 N. BROADWAY. A 1901; Main
1393. 2-27-14
WANTED—CASH PAID FOR FEATHER
beds. 758 SAN PEDRO ST. Phong*
FSO4I: Main 110«. H-17-tf
FEATHER BEDS—PAX IS TO $35 EACH.
ArirtreFs J. RYAN. 530 ■■!! Pn-lro at. U-»-tt
BATHS
VAPOR AND SPRAY BATHS FOR CHIROP
ody; open Sundays. 111% S. SPRING ST..
room 8. 2-22-lroo
SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE, CHIROPODISTS,
baths. JEAN LUNN, 620 S. Broadway.
2-17-tf
BATHS ANtTeLECTRIC TREATMENT. 218
S. ['.ROADWAY, ROOM 220. 2-24-6 mo
WIRELESS TELEGRAPH
Protect Your Loved Ones
By wireless while out for pleasure by In
stalling a wireless plant on board your boat.
We build your station, supplying high class
commercial Instruments at a nominal cost.
Our work Is guaranteed. Get our figures.
WIRELESS CONSTRUCTION
COMPANY
501 Wright & Caliender Bid*.,
or call at Southern California Electric Co.,
625 H. Main. 2-20-tt
"" TYPEWRITERS
XLLTdA^S^OF^i£BuTirF^T^?2wßiTS3r
Bee our bargains. But rental* la city,
11. to $3 a month.
LOS ANOELEB TYPEWRITER
EXCHANGE.
/tin US S. Broadway Main 5951.
j ■. _. «-13-U
XH-KWKITER9 BOUGHT AND KKMbu.
All make* guaranteed! repairing. UAKKII
IKIKY CO. (Inc.) 21*14 So. Broadway.
Main 4691; A4070L» j 10-31-"
LOST AND FOUND
_ ri _ riJ - l _, L --■■■.■-v-- f-.- - ." -i i~i n~i '~i
LOST—SUNDAY. " THE 37TH, ' BETWEEN
Pico and i Flgueroa and Ocean Park, a
hunting case gold watch and fob, mono
gram on case .1. A. B. ; heirloom. Return
to J. A. BRIGMAN, 746 W. Pico; liberal
reward. 2-SB-7
PATENT PROTECTION
NO PATENT. NO PAY. ATTORNEY FEW
cut one-half. S. G. WELLS, 534 Germain
Bid*. *•»•*«
LOS ANGELES HERALD: MONDAY MOHMNC., IEHIU AKV 28, 1010.
FOR SALE
Houses
. Come Quiick!
For Sale—A new and thoroughly modern 2
story bungalow of 1 nice largo rooms, in
beautiful Hollywood. 2.17 Canyon drive, be
iv. en Prospect and Franklin aye.. and be- ,
• l iv. iii two car lines, situated on lurch ground
with fine view of Los Angeles and the
mountains.
PORCHES AND nAIXOXIES
Large cement porch across entire front of
house, blue brick columns, front balcony of
fame size as porch; screen porch with laun
dry tub, toilet, broom closet, etc.; rear bal
cony suitable fo» sleeping room.
v LIVING ROOM
15x28 feet; oak Moors, beamed ceilings, man
tel of art tile, bookcases and seat, beautiful
electric fixtures, ceiling lights, 3 art glass
piano windows, etc. , •
DINING ROOM
13x16 feet; paneled and finished In slash
grain, oak floors, beautiful buffet with
i leaded glass doors and 8-foot plate mirror;
elegant electric fixtures, beamed celling
lights, large window seat, etc.
IMS
9x12 feet; oak floors, Oregon slash 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. ■;> , A \
BATHROOM
10x11 feet, In white enamel, chiffonier and
medicine cabinet with plate mirror, large
trunk room, sanitary nickel plumbing, etc.
UPPER H.VI.L
Spacious second floor hall, French doors,
opening on to rear balcony, finished In white
enamel; two large linen closets with glass
knobs.
KITCHEN
11x16 feet, and very completely equipped;
cupboards, cooler, flour bin. etc.; basement
10x16; cement walks and floor; house piped
for furnace and gas heat.
BAST FRONT LOT
60x135; excellent neighborhood; good homes
all around; an Ideal home; sure to pleaso :S
-you. Price only $5500. Nothing else like It
for the price In the city. Will make terms.
Must be sold, so come quick. See
MR. IIIVK,
Room 311. 207 8. Broadway, or phone
Main 2043 or A 2043.
2-28-3
\ FOR RENT
Apartments — Furnished and Un.
■■;'•»- furnished
The St Regis
2 and 3-room furnished housekeeping; als-j
single rooms. 237 SOUTH FLOWER.
Main 2290; A 7336; 5 minutes to business
center. Moderate prices'. 2":1'""
Rooms Furnished
GIRARD HOUSE
115 EAST THIRD ST.
All outside room*; central location; eleva
lor service; steam heat; £0 room* with pri
vate bath; rent 115 par month.
HOTEL SOUTHERN '
SEVENTH AND WESTLAKE AVB.
Warm- rooms with the best table board.
One of the best family hotel* In the West
lake district. Home 51640; Sunset Temple
787. 1 3 -j 2-6-lm
Rooms —Unfurnished
FOR SALE, CHEAP—FOUR-ROOM CALl
fornla bungalow, to bo removed from
property. 532 W. FIFTY-EIGHTH ST.
2-26-3
—Furnished
FOR RENT— WITH 3 ROOMS, PRl
vate bath, private entrance; 8 porches,
grassy lawn, 25 minutes' walk to court
house. 208 N. GRAND AYE. 2-26-3
FOR RENT—FIRST CLASS C-ROOM FLAT
nicely furnished, fine location; close in;
adults. 843 S. FLOWER ST. 2-26-3
Flats—Unfurnished
TO LET— YOU WANT ONE OF THOSE
new and up to date
"VILLA FLATS"
you had better come today.
Five rooms, oak floors and everything
first-class; Inside my own private grounds
with private care; stone wall fence with
Iron sates; lawn. flowers, water free. Come
and see them. Take Grand avenue car to
Figueroa street.
J. FRANK BOWEN
440 Douglas Building.
Residence 4060 8. Flgueroa street. . 2-27-2
TO LET—A THRF,E-ROOM AND BUFFET
kitchen, lower, sunny, unfurnished cottage
flat; bath, gas, electricity; wall bed; adults.
1623 W. PICO. Phones 63170. 2-27-3
Offices
FOR RENT—NICE SUNNY FRONT OF
flce* on Broadway; large windows and
advertising space; also smaller offices. In
quire room 4, 244 V 4 S. BROADWAY.
WHEELED VEHICLES
Automobiles
FOR SALE—I3O6 PEERLESS IN PRIME CON
ditlon, fully equipped; Bosch magneto, top,
speedometer, clock, windshield. Price 11100.
Will be shown between 8 and 10:30 morn
ings at private garage. F. O. JOHNSON,
1005 West 2Slh street. Tel. 21604. 2-27»tf
AUTOS. ENGINES, BOILERS, TIRES AND
parts sold and exchanged. METZ, 207 E.
Ninth F1968. 2-4-tt
rV;: CEidPOOLS
CEMPOOLU
CLEANED OUT.
All work done satisfactory to Inspectar.
L. A. SANITARY CO.,
Phone 59111. Tempi* 591.
10-19-tf
CESSPOOLS CLEANED OUT BY THE RED
Cross Sanitary company In cne to two loads,
13.60 per load; no other charges. 'Phone (MM.
10-7-:«
IMPERIAL CESSPOOL PUMPING CO.—WB
take out largest load. Went E3'.«; 22040. L'-10-tt
ATTORN EYS.AT.LAW
E. M. WITTE. NOTARY PUBLIC —PEN-
■ion papers, wills. Insurance and collec
tions negotiated. 24114 S. BROADWAY.
1-19-tf
DIVORCE LAWS OF NEVADA—
Full Information without charge. Address
H. E. FULLER, Attorney, Goldfleld, Nev.
2-5-tf
MARRIAGE LAWS EXPLAINED. ESTATES
settled. Collections. Advice free. 213
LISSNKR BLDO. 2-6-25
STORAGE
Ulllili fiUVA'.Ci£, IKON KUUAIS
lor furniture, etc, |1.50 and iJ. per month;
trunk*, buxe*. etc., 35c to 50c; open vans,
|f per day, or 7oc per hour, we pack and
ship household gooda everywhere at re
ducod rates. COLYEAR'S VAN AND
BTORAQE CO., offices 609-11 S. Main St.
Warehouse 415-17 San Pedro at. Phones
Tim: Mala UK t-li-tt
ASSAYING .
MORGAN *T CO., M 7 South Mala. Mala
lull. Assayer>, swelters and reUner*.
JOHN HERMAN, 283V4 8. Main. Not *atl»
. faction, but accuracy guaranteed. 11-23-tf
SEWING MACHINES
WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO.. NOW
permanently located at 714 S. Broadway, tt
FOR SALE
Houses
Houses
2 Story New
loise
In the Wilshire District '
8 Rooms
AH modern conveniences.
Large lawns; large lots.
Cement porch; hardwood floors.
Beam ceilings: expensive mantel.
Sideboards and fireplaces.
Elegant electric fixtures.
Qas and water In.
All cement and street work finished,
$5250
Terms to suit.
KNOWLES-STICE CO.
A 7745. ' 734-5-8 Bryaon Bldjr.
2-27-2
WANTED TO PURCHASE-? TO 4 ROOM
California house and lot, southwest; must be
snap for cash. Address BOX 55, Herald.
=
S-27-tf
HOUSE OF 4 ROOMS
Lot 50x195: Be fare, 2 blocks off car line.
Twnplo extension street car lino will run
within half block of this place. Price
$1600; $700 cash, balance $15 month, in
cluding Interest.
ERIKSON & CO.
106 W. Sixth St., ground floor. F2374.
2-28-7
FOR SALE-ELEGANT FIVE AND BlX
room bungalows, NO9. 6606 and 6618 S. Main
St., Just being completed, $3300 and $3600;
easy payments. If you want a homo that
will greatly Increase in value buy one of
these. Main street is to be paved. Get In
ahead of the rush. Owner, C. B. KNICK
' ERBOCKER. S. 692. 2-27-3
ll' YOU WANT A NEW. VERY MODERN
6-room bungalow for $300 leu than ever
before offered for, call at 800 W. FORTY
SEVENTH ST. Am going to Indianapolis;
must have some cash, balance like rent.
-...■ . 2-S6-3
FOR SALE— BY OWNER, BUNGALOWS,
blocks, lots; little cash, easy Installments.
Dalton avenue car. Broadway, to Santa
Rarbara switch. Office there. THOMP
SON. ---'i:!
City Lots and Lands
' ~ classy new
THE McCarthy COMPANY'S
VAN NESS AYE. SQUARE
TRACT,.
Cream of Wllshlre 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 Gramcrcy, corner Fifth and Wilton
place. Westlake cars. 2-8-21t
~ 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 TRUST. BLDG.
S-8-tr
VACANT LOTS
60x195 each; price $1600; half cash, bal
ance 7 per cent Interest.
ERIKSON & CO. h
105 W. Sixth fit. Ground floor. F2374.
2-26-7
Suburban Property
~ $1060 CASH, WORTH $1500
A Sacrifice
ROSE HILL LOTS
Two lots, 100x175 feet, on improved street,
east front. See owner at Rose Hill office.
60 fare on Short line (Pasadena) cars,
2-27-3
SAN PEDRO
For bargains in San Pedro property see
STACY REALTY CO.
531 South Spring street.
2-22-30
Pianos : '• :
PIANO SNAPS THIS WEEK-
Somethlng doing. All new $2.0 piano, $188.
One beautiful $400 mahogany Harvard marked
$235. One splendid oak Fairbanks, $400
Btylß, our price $275. One good Kurtzmann
square $00. We nave you $40 to $luo on such
new reliable, first claM piano* as Ohlcker-
Ing BrOB., Schaeffer, etc. No ground floor
dealer, paying high rent, can touch our
prices. That'- the reason we sell on the sec
ond floor. Liberal terms arranged.
VAN BANT PIANO CO.,
Second floor, 720 B. Broadway,
"Elevator Cuts the Price." 2-27-7t
PIANOS AT $2.50 AND $3 PER MONTH;
tquare pianos of standard makes, In excel
lent condition. Will sell on the above small
payments. QUO. J. BIBKEL CO.. J45-J47
8. Spring at. 10-SB-M
TOR SALB—UPRIGHT ' PIANO IN FINS
condition; only $10- (or immediate tale.
Call for Inspection Ol W. FIFTH BT.
e-11-ti
CECILIA.V PIANO PLAYER, WALNUT
case, and violin cheap. BTANHAM, Al
tadena. -Home -»«». 2-27-2
V OR SALE -
Country Property
ALFALFA
RANCH
qJ)^vlJ/ Acre '
Till* ranch Is at Garden (irove. a first class
modern town, 50 minute**' ride by electric car
from !.<>» Angeles. I offer M acres of Bandy
liKim soil, good home, barn, |)iiin|ili>K plant,
chicken yard t»nd house*. The Improvement*
are good and ready to move Into; only %
mile from car line. There Is nothing hotter
than tills place for the money. $1000 down
and balance to suit. Come In and let me
tell you more about It.
J. B. Steams
418-18 Currier Bldg., 213 W. Third sr.
2-27-41
C ■ Eastern Merced County.
On Xoaemito Valley railroad and Merced
river. . ■ . .
3000 acres at Snelling.
All good land, Practically level; suscep
tible to Irrigation from river. Good dairy
section; (20 one-quarter section; lot* at
lll.H,
CLINT B. GAIN CO.,
810 Central Bldff., Los Angeles.
GS3 Canal st., Merced, Cal.
2-23-6
~~ 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 section In
California.
PAY $20 A MONTH
No Interest, No Taxes
and soon you won't be working for the
other fellow. Come In and talk It over.
E. D. COWAN
301 Mason Opera House. 2-24-tf
$250 ai Acre
2500 acres deeded land in Kern and San Ber
nardino counties, close to railway; level;
water close to sur&ce; sold in amounts to
suit. This Is a rare bargain. Call on owner,
724-25-26 BRYBON BLDG.,
Cor. Id and Spring. 2-27-2
BEAUMONT
BEE LANDS
■i ■ ■
Level tracts, right in foothills, near honey
making feed, 185 acre. BEAUMONT
LAND AND WATER CO., Central Bid*.,
Sixth and Main. 2-26-tf
" "Imperial valley
$300 cash. 5.'5 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 and graded. This 1* a
snap. Come quick.
NATIONAL INVESTMENT
COMPANY
2-23-8 402 Central bldg., 6th and Main sts.
FOR BALE-10-ACRE IMPROVED RANCH;
fine orange land, with abundance of water;
two miles north of Roscoo station in the
foothills, raising alfalfa snd grain. Must
sell. Will take 11800; »7f.0 cash. Might con
sider live stock. See owner, living on place.
CHARLES FINCH. • 2-13-3&2-26-3
IMPERIAL VALLEY ACRES.
, No drouths, cyclones, blizzards; marvel
ous crop* grain, alfalfa, cotton; cheap land;
abundance of water. C us B4 C buy.
HAMMERS REALTY CO., 313 Severance
Hide. . 2-27-3
SO ACRES. ALL IN ALFALFA; GOOD
house and barn; 40 acres Improved. Term*
or trade. 300 acres good alfalfa land, }30 per
acre. Terms. O. O. ARMSTRONG, 531 B.
Spring St. i -276
FOR SALE—A SNAP NEAR PASADENA;
llu acres with pumping plant at 1500.00
an' acre. C. HATTi:i Pasadena.
Phone Main 3185. 2-37-7
SuburbanWilmington
FOR SALE-JSOOO-
Suburban business on line of Pacific Elec
tric R. R.; one acre alfalfa, two and one
half acres fruit trees, two-story brick build
ing, grocery and hardware, restaurant with
liquor license, 5-room house, delivery wagon;
business can be sold separately. Also 3 lots,
50x150, on corner, house and improvements;
teady rent; must be -sold.
WILMINGTON BAY REALTY CO.,
Canal St.
10-acre farm near Wilmington. 2-27-tf
Hotels and Lodging Houses
ATTENTION
We want a real hotel man to .look at a
100-room downtown hotel proposition.
Large ground floor lobby, steam heat, ele
vator, p.honeB InXeach (bom, built espe
cially for hotel; 5-year lease; furniture
alone cost $22,000; now In elegant con
dition. House has cleared llO.Oilu per year,
will clear 111,000 under-proper manage
ment. Will sacrillce today for 16000 cash.
Only experienced hotel men and those who
appreciate' a bargain Invited to look this
0.-er. Phones F3038; Broadway 5150.
STEWART CO.
630 3. Spring St. - ;'-8'"
Furniture '■', j-
SEPARATE LOCKED IRON ROOM* 11.01
par month; trunks, box**. etc., He to too.
Phone for our large van wnsn you move,
' 11-11 par hour.^ (
COLYEAR WAREHOUSE CO.,
lU-17-1S San Pedro st Main ofnee. Hu
ll •..Main st. Phone Main mil F«JJ^
Government Lands
LOS ANGELES " COUNTY. GOOD FERTILE
land; permanent water right; near rail
road and .chool. 20 CENTS PER ACRE.
('HANK.. 307 N. Broadway. -■-B'3
Stocks and Bonds
FOR 6AI.K-lAOOO SHARKS OF TREASURY
■took of the Humboldt Arliona Gold Copper
company .lock. See C. S. HUMPHHKT.
617 Laughlln bldg. 3'"-3
Miscellaneous
FOR SALE-LARGE COAL RANGE SUITA
i,i,. for restaurant; steam table, showcases,
counter and shelving, kitchen utensils, etc.
. A bargain; make offer. HI WEST 14TH
, STREET. 2'-7'l
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
MISS WING'S SCHOOL FOR QIRLS
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.
Home 63144 Sunset West H4I
&BVS/MRSSC>uStt
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 Sth street. F6700. M. 511.
German, English
Shorthand
by experienced teacher. Terms moderate.
HO W. 21st £t. Phone South nil
1 SPECIAL NOTICES
Los Angeles, Cal., Feb. 6, 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, Cai., on Tues
day, March Ist, at 1 o'clock p. m.
Respectfully.
CALIFORNIA WAVE MOTOR CO.,
ALVA L. REYNOLDS, Pre*.
C. R. JOHN. Secretary.
2-20-9
HAVE YOU ECZEMA T~
It 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 319.
S-12-tf
ALL RAZORS. SAFETT BLADES. BCI3
son, knives. Instruments, printer's knives,
[ tools, etc., sharpened better than new.
TANKED GRINDBR, IK B. Spring st
11-U-tf
PULVERIZED SHEEP MANURE. BEST
fertilizer for lawns and flowers: Bold and
delivered by GEO. SCHORNICK, 202 No.
Mutt st. Boyle 1665; 41536. 2-24-13
MME. DE LONG. MAGNETIC HEALER,
relieve* and cures chronic and acute dis
eases; reliable; effective. 633 S. HILL
BT.. Los Angeles. 2-9-lmo
CASH for property; any Rind, i-nywher*. It
you want to buy or »ell address NORTH
WESTERN BUSINESS AGENCY, Minne
apolis. 1-23-3*
ICOO BUSINESS CARDS, (1 -60; GOOD WHITH
brlstol; conveniently boxed. Other printing,
low prices. CENTRAL PRESS, 101*4 S. Bdw»\
12-21-2 mi'
WANTED—LADIES". GENTS' CLOTHINU.
HIGH PRICKS. 110 80. SPRING BT.
MAIN 1597; TIM*. t-«.5-13mO
HOUSE PAINTING, INTERIOR FINISHING,
tinting and paper hanging at lowest rate*.
E. E. GEISER, 11614 E. Fifth St. 2-19-tf
CONFINEMENT~CASKS— DA V AND NIGHT
use C. C. C. Taxlcab*. CALDWELL
CAB CO. South 6551; 29037. 2-24-tt
PHYSICIANS
DR. C. C. PRICE, 145 SOUTH BROADWAY,
Physician for Women.
Ladies: Select a skilled and successful
physician for those aliments peculiar to her
sex.
Dr. Price* patient* are permitted to pur
sue their occupation* without interruption.
Consult him in absolute confidence. His ad
vice is free; his treatment* satisfactory, and
fees low. lira. 10-4; 6-8; Sun. 10-13. Phone
Bdway. 4304. 404 Frost Bldg., at Second
and Broadway. 2-5-12 mo
WANTED — CONFINEMENTS, SURGICAL
and medical cases at the WOMEN'S SANI
TARIUM AND MATERNITY HOME. 1118
S. FIGUEROA ST. SUNNY OUTSIDE
ROOMS; UNEXCELLED NURSING AND
REASONABLE CHARGES. COURTESY
TO PHYSICIANS. Phone Home F3327.
2-5-12 mo
DR. CROCKER,
Specialist for Women.
Hamburger's Majeetla Theater Building.
Absolute privacy. Hour* 10 to 4.
CONSULT FRED.
12-:5-12 m
DR. INEZ DECKER, 702 SO. SPRING Si\
Obstetric*. Hours 11 to 4. Room 221.
10-28-tf
DR. PRITCHARD, 3ECTAU FEMALE AND
cDronlo disease*. 127-21 QROBBB BLD.
11-3-tl
WOMAN'S HOSPITAL
Obstetrics, surgical and medical cases. Term*
reasonable. 1245 South Flower. F4134. 2-9-lmo
DR. TAYLOR. 317 M S. MAIN ST. JOiSiiASlid
of women. 12-2-tf
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
moneta aye. ~
Grocery, restaurant and delicatessen; fixtures
and business complete, for
$300 CASH
This business Is worth $450 of ai y one's
money; good reasons for Belling; line business,
no opposition.
ERIKSON & CO.
105 W. Cth, Ground Floor. F2374. 2-27-4
FOR SALE GROCERY STORE AND Pic
tures; will Invoice about (500; fine location;
living rooms, rent $10 per month. OWNER,
5808 Central aye. 2-27-3
MONEY LOANED TO INVENTORS TO
patent good Ideas. JOHN WEDDEK
burn. Capitalist, Brookland. D. C.
l-«-lyr
CHIROPODISTS
DR. HEVLAND, D. C, GRADUATE CHlRO
podlst. Coras removed without pain or
soreness. Instant relief; no fear of septic
trouble. Ingrowing nails a specialty. Parlor*
Hotel Milton. 639 ft S. Broadway. F2427;
Broadway 9648. 12-30-.lino
BUSINESS PERSONALS
una maSson! the noted ' london
palmist, 1121 8. ei'UINU. over Owl drug
•tore. u-u-it
PERSONAL—MME. ORA. EXPERT PALM-
Ist. Ladles, 25c; gents, 60c. NMi S. Spring.
2-84-lmo
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Stockholders' Meeting
The Sunny Slope Water Company: Notice
Is hereby given that In accordance with the
bylaws Of the corporation ami the order cf
the board of director* the annual meeting of
the stockholders of the Sunny Slope Water
Company will be held at 7 p. m. Monday, the
7th day of March, 1910, at the office of the
company, room 530 Wllcox building, corner of
Second and Spring streets, in th* city of Los
Angeles, county of Lus Angeles, state of Cal
ifornia, the same being the principal place of
business of said corporation. The purpose of
*ald meeting being for the election of the di
rectors for the ensuing year and the trans
acting of any business which may arise.
UOYIi W. STEPHENS, Secretary.
2-24-10
Annual Meeting of Stockholder*
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Pacific Fruit cooling and Vaporising
company, for the election of Its director*
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. 202-204. Metropolis
Bank building. San Francisco, Cai., "" ""■
7th day of March. 1910. at I o'clock' p. 18.
"-"6-10, JOHN HiaHAM. Secretary.: '
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Bth Floor Hamburger Bid*., In Angeles..
THE ROWELL SCHOOL ,
7205 Broadway.
Coaches in grade and high school studies;
prepares candidates for teachers' examina
tions. Phone BROADWAY-8605. 2-27-1
T. U. C A —DAY AND BVBNINO COM
msrelal, technical, automobile, collegs pre
paratory and grammar uhools now open.
I , lt-l-tl ■
LOS AMBLES BUSINESS COLLEGE. ■ til'
W. Fifth st. B. H. BHllAUlii;, Ph. U.,
president sines 1890. , 10-17-t*
BROWNSBEROER COMMERCIAL • COL
lege, 553-7 W. 7TU. Bend for , catalogue..
10-2»-tJ
NOTARIES
18. M. WITT. NOTARY PUBLIC. PENSION
papers, deeds, collections an<3 wills nego
tiated. Boom 4, 244 % S. Broadway. -
1-21-tt
RAILWAY TIME TABLE
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
From Arcade station. Fifth and Central ay«.
Leave| |Arnv«
B:ooa|San Francisco via Coast Line. aim*.
(:16a| San Luis Oblspo, Paso Robles,| 2:30»
S:3sp[Dol Monte, Monterey. SanU l.ll>
7:2op| Crux, San Jose and east 11:46b
San Franciuuo and Mojave, I -
• :00p Sacramento, Oakland, via 1 7:06 a
>:»0p Maicersfleld and Fresno | 8:00 a
7:6oa{ Fresno 7:06 a
(:00p Bakersneld (:00a
>:80p and Mojave . .' 8:00p
[Chicago, Kansas City, St. Louis.
S:4sp| Golden State Limited i j B:ttp
8:oop| The Callfornlan. ria 7.10p
1 Tuma, Benson, Ei Paso { * ■■' \
| Overland New Orleans via « • »■»
12:01i)ii'uma, Benson, Marlaopa. Tuo- l:(an
Ison, El Paso, San Antonio,
j Houston
12:01p Yuma, Tuoaon, Benson*- I 6:80 a
(;00p Lordsburg, Demlng. 1 7:16 a
8:16p El Paso j l:»0p
B:4tal J r»:»oa
8:«oa|- :50a
B:lsaj Santa Barbara ] ::aop
l:4sp| and ' i 7:Mp
2:35p! Ventura •] »:Jop
7:«0p1 ('Not Ventura). |ll:4»p
(:16al Oxnard, Santa Susana. »| a :30a ;
2:25p| Moorpark, • 11:60 a
7.3Opi' Somls, j 2:30p
I CainarlUo. • 7:]sp I
J ('Oxnard only). 111,460
I Santa Paula via saugua, I ~*~
(:4Caf " Camuloa, Plru, FlUmore. ll:(oa
l:4spj Satlcoy, Montaivo, Carpln- 7:lftp
\ terla.- Bummerland
(:16a( SordhoS i 2:30p
.»;liPl I 7:»op
7:45a| " l»6:30a
8:55 a Pomona |*7:15 a
18:019 Colton 7:16 a
8:00p Riverside, ftedlanda and a :86a,
4:oup San Bernardino 11:36 a
6:45p 'Not Riverside. Red- l:30p
•»:16p lands or San Bernardino 6:25p
■ ' I 7:10p
8:55»j Covuia ~" |il;»»«
8: i Dpi 1 7:iop
7:46aj Cnlno i illlt
4:OOP| ■ I 6:26p
Santa Ana, Anaheim, Downey, . .• '.
B.Esa| Norwaik , j 8:30 a
11:15 a! | 2:l»p
l:oopia' Buena Park. West a* S.-oop
6:10 pl Anaheim, West Orange I 4:to»
•Downey only j
B:66a| Newport Beach | 4:sup
B:ssa|a Los Alamitoi* a| 4:;>op
>:46a| Brawley, Imperial, I a:3oa
(:16p| El Centro. Calexlco | 6:56p
a:osa| San Pedro-Compton • 111:46 a
8:30p|» 'Via Long Beach | »:16p
a: o Sal* Long Beach-Compton |ll:4Sa
l:aop| 'Via San Pedro »j 6:35p
>:05a| Banta Catallna Island | «Utp
6:46 a 7:o»a
7:60 a Fernando •• 8:40 a
1:46p ■ 11:60 a
I:00p ' 'Motor 7:35t>
»:tOp 8:0»p
8:8(iaa Chataworth Park. (See a 3:4ea
not*). (Note —To and from ■-.••
River station only).
All trains dally except those marked as
follows: "a" Sunday* excepted; "b" Sunday*
only. •
SANTA FE
Leave | I Arrlv '-'
Eastern— Limited,
10:00 am dally, Chicago via Denver 8:00 pa
] and Kansas City f
Overland Express—Dally
1:00 pm Chicago via Denver and 8:30 am
Kansas City
Eastern Express — Dally
1:80 am Chicago via Denver and 7.-0S Km
Kansas City
Kite Shaped—Going via .. .-,...■
8:30 am Pasadena. Return via 8:80 pa
Banta Ana canyon [ . - < ;
7:86 am 10:00 am
8:30 am Hedland* via Pasadena 1:00 pa
2:00 pm i:4O pa
4:30 pm I I 7:40 pa
7:20 am - Redlands via Orange 10:35 am
10:66 am | I *■&> pm
1:00 pa
7:35 am Riverside via Pasadena 8:40 pa
7:30 am I 7:06 pm ■
1C:65 am Riverside via Orange 10:36 am
6:05 pm I 8.30 pm
7:30 am 1:06 am
10:63 am Corona via Orange 10:35 am
6:05 pm ; ; I 6:30 pm
7:30 am 1 « 7:0( am
10:65 an. iSan Bernardino via Orange 10:36 am
6:06 pm [ I 6:10 pm
7:35 am s:3O am *'
8:30 am 10:00 am
10:00 am San Bernardino via Faaa- 4:00 pn>'
2:00 pm dasa t:4O pa
4:30 pm ■.. . .-.:.. 8:00 pm :
|S4I pm
8:00 pm • 7:40 pa f
8:66 am . . 6:65 am
2:16 pm ' Santa Asa 8:26 am
6:05 pm 4 ' 1:00 pa
11:65 pm ( 6:16 pm
7:30 am 6:66 am j
8:65 am 7:05 an
10:65 am ! Fttllerton, Anaheim, 8:26 ana
1:16 pm Orange 10:35 am
6:06 pm . l:0» pa
11.66 pn> 1 I 8:80 pm ;
7:31 am jban Jaclnto, Elslnore, Ue-j 10:35 am
10:66 am I met and Murletta | ■ 6:30 pa ;
lu:2j am I Redondo | 4:20 pm !
2:16 pm Escondldo '- 1:00 pm
8:65 am Fallbrook " 8:16 pm
8:66 am San Diego and . • M am
2:15 pm Coronado Beaca 1:00 pa
11:61- pm Surf Line 8:16 pm
7:80 am Randsburg ' 7:06 am
"h~oo~pi» searchlight ant*. Chloride . 7:08 am
(Ids cm Beatty, Ilhyollte, Goldneld , »-M am
1 * - and Tonopab I • -■■'
' SALT LAKE ROUTE
All trains dally exoept as - noted. ,v-^..j,:
Leavel First Street Station. |Arrlre
"(:86a San Bernardino, . (ilia
ll'OOa Colton -: * 10:41 a
| : iop Riverside, ' 1 lip
i, :,i. Ontario and 4:21 a
• Pomona ■ 6:61p
~i'46a • • ' - " 6'lia
(:(0a Long Beach and ■ ■ 11:10*
>I:M|
i.ton* San Pedro 7;00p
J;"p **:***
*(:toa Banta Catalina Island ~| 7:«» p.
~i.i6sl Pasadena . I 8:41 a
ftloopl Pasadena »|lil*a
""•Daily except Sunday. aSunday 0n1y...•
I • Utah-California' Special. . ■ 1 ' -*'.'
t'OOpf Salt Lake, Hutte. Special. 110:00 a
Gait Lake, Butte. Denver, |10:t0a
I and Chicago, ,i ,>-.-; •„
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