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14
SWEEPING CUT IN SPUD
PRICES TO MOVE STOCK
Local Eggs Advance Another
Cent-Flood of Asparagus
and Strawberries
Indicative of the low prices nt commodities
In the local market just note the retail quota
tions In some lines of produce. In the high
est priced grocery stores yesterday great
stacks of asparagus were offered at 5 cents
11 bunch, and strawberries were down to
three box for 25 cents. Northern asparagus
has glutted the market and more than 1300
crates of strawberries were received.
There was a sharp cut In potatoes, Watson
vllle being reduced from si Wto 11.25©) per
ckt., Oregon Burbanks from $1.60 to JI.M@I.I»,
Oregon Early Rose from $2 to H.M.
Receipts of local ranch eggs were 257 cases.
Prices were promptly advanced 1 cent a
dozen, 27 to 81 cents.
Butter receipts were 37.064 pounds, but '""
commodity was reported firm at present
"" prices Dealera are exacting IS cents a
pound for butter. Prices quoted, It should
be remembered, are the figures dealers pay
for butter, not the prices they exact from
"The 'first shipment of loquats has reached
the market.
Mora than 1300 crates of strawberries were
received Growers want sunshine from now
on to realUs profit from the berry culture
industry
Pish of all kinds plentiful.
Receipts of produce were: Ega »' rases;
butter. 37,GC4 Pounds; cheese, S3M pounds:
potatoes, 1470 sacks; onions, none; beans,
600 sacks; sweet potatoes, none; apples, none.
Produce Prices
Following are the Dally Market Reporter
«nd exchange board wholesale QUOtatlona
EGGS—Local ranch candled extra so
lected. «To: local ranch, candled. Me; local
ranch, case count, buying price, i.e.
iMTTri: California creamery extras, In..
16?; do firsts, lb.. 25c; cooking butter, n
IacHEESE-Northern fresh, 17018 a; large An
chor 2!e; Young America. Anchor, l»c,
hand. Anchor. Me; Oregon Daisy. No;
crn singles. UO»Oi eastern Twins, W,c;
eaatern Daisies. UW, eastern Long 1
-no; "astern chedders. S0©21o; In
;',, inw3lc; Jack cheese. J3c; domeatlc
!5? MfflMol cream brick. Me; llmburgsr. SO
12": Roquefort, S8 sf4oc; Edam. »^'J'
Canadian cream, box. 11. _ , ... „ .
BEANS— No. 1 pink. $8.45iT8.?5: "?• 1
lim\® »4 75; No. 1 Lady Washington. M.IOi
N™ ''.mail whites, 15.4006.60; No 1 black
•J«« IS 25- No 1 bayous, 16.50: No.
rGarvanw.. M..0, No. 1 lentil., California
POTATOES— Highlands, ewt, Ji.iffi 33: T/im
roc IITesSI.TB: Wntsonville. ?i:-..,M>; Oregon
liurbanke, |L3b®l.«i Oregon Early Rose, $1.50;
Oregon White rose. lI.TMLMI Salinas. II «»»
I 76- White Rose. *2; yellow sweeta, $1; whit*
sweets. BOOS; red sweets, $2 2a.
ONlONS— Northern Australian brown,
cwt |1.76f1.56: Nevadas, $2.25; Oregon.
$2.00: garlic. a 8 10c Ib.
FRESH FRUITS— Apples—Bellefleure, 4-tler,
II 75; Bellefieurs, 4V«-tler. H.oo©l Mi Belle
fleurs, 814-tler, 11.75; Ben Cups, 4-tler, $1,109
159- fall Pippins, $1.50; fall Pippins, 4'4-tlcr.
SI 25- Greenings. SI.GO: Greenings, 4'i-tier.
$185; Hoovers, 4-tle*. B. 00; Jonathan's Colo,
52 6533.00; Pearmalns, white winter. 4 »r,
$175: Pearmalns, red, 4-tler, $1.50: Pear
rr,aln.«. red. 4> a -tler, $1.20; Smith's cider. 4
tier jl 60; Smith's elder. 4H-tler.. *1.2..; Ben
Davis, Col . $1.25131.59: Newton Pippins. 4
tler 1110; Newtown Pippins, 4'i-tler, $1,100
, ,-,.' Mo. Pippins, Col., $2.60; Langford'e, 4
tier.' $1.16; Landlords, 4H-tltr, $1.15: Rome
Reautles S 25; Hplt»enburge, * tier, Si IS;
Uanos!,ll 50; Wlnesaps. Col.. $2.35; Winesaps,
* BERRlES—Strawberries, per basket. 6ff«e;
cranberries, per bbl., $15; raspberries, per bas
""ciTßUS—Seedless grapefruit. }»■«©»;
seedlings, IS: fancy lemons, $2.50«f3.20,
choice" |1.50i»1.71i fanvy navel oran^s
$1.75@2.15; tangerine oranges, > a -b"X, 11.00
•i'lil Valencia oranges, fancy. *2.0U'i...
limes,' 20-lb. box, $1.25.
TROPICAL FRUlTS—Bananas. .1' 4.?
Dc- do red, lv.. 60; Fard dates, lb . 10812 c;
do < olden ID. 7>ic: do Persian, i-lb. pkg
TVaOlo; alligator pear., dot. $6; plneap-
PIJ?RUIT«:—Winter Nell!" pear*, PL 0,* 1"/
boxes. 11.6502; casabas, crate, *-''•',•
Christmas melons, $3: Imported grapes, bbl.
$8; guavas, basket. 6c; pomegranates. 100,
persimmons, crate, |1.!5O1.T».
VEGETABLES—Artichokes, doz., II: »'i 'r-
ums' 11) e®BCJ Brussels (sprouts, 10c Ib ;
Bell'peppers, Florida. lb. 40®45eri beet».
doz bunches. SOeWc; atrlns bean.-. Ib.. 1,t»20c;
K reen cabbage, JIM Back; carrots, doi .
bunches, 26c; cauliflower. crate, $1.2531
1 65; celery, rout, dozen, 7*.-; do.
""crate, - $3.00; cucumbers, dozen, $1."'):
ai 'corn husks, cut. lb. 10c; do uncut, lv
Sc-'eiiff plant, 20<g30c U>; leeks. d«z. 35c;
horseradish. 12c lb.; oyster riant, 35-340 c doz;
lettuce, 40c crate, peas. ifullo b.i
parsley, doz 25c; parsnips, iloz. «0c; Crlm-
Jon winter rhubarb, |I.IO®LJ6 box; spinach,
doi tOe; young onions, doz. 20®30c; turnips.
Dos bunches. J05250; Mexican tomatoes,
crate. 18.86. , " ..
Cr DRIED FRUITS—Apples, evaporated, lb
SfcilOc; apricots, lb. 1!®1SO; loose figs,
white, box, J1.60; do black, box, 11.35; do
Imported, lb. 16@lSe; currants. 9','ilOc;
peaches, lb. G«i©Bc; pears, lb.lO'<f 12c;
lilums lb. ISHOS nectarines, Id. 74 <l: B'/so.
rrunes-SO-SOs, ll@12c; SO-40S. lei'4o-501.
TWOS 50-6UB. Cc; 60-708. 6c; 70-80.. 6 lie; 80.
60a. '6c; 90-1008. 4c.
RAISINS —2-crown, loose. 80-lb. box, lb.
4 tic- ■•crown, Be; 4-crown, tHe; 8-erown
London layers, 10-lb. box. Ib 11.15; B;crown.
$1 26- 4-crown. $1.60; 6-cro«-n. f 1.85: Sul
tanas, bleached, lb. s@llc: do unbleached,
lb IW»i seeded raisins. l«-o*. pkg. B%i 'it
7tte; do 12-oz. pkg. BM©*Mie.
NUTS—Almonds, fancy IXL, lb. 17ffllSc;
do No Plus Ultra, lb. 18o; brazils, 131f14c;
rocoanuts, 85c©tli chestnuts. 11 i/1 ■•'. fll
berts Hi. 14i»15c; hickory, lb. Sc; pecans.
XX lb l"V.c; do XXX. Ib. l«c: do
XXXX. ib. 17c; eastern peanut*, lb. 8«; B>ic;
do California, lb. 6>i®«c; do Japan lb 6i Mi
(S>7c: do Spanish. Phelled. No. 1. lb. 10c;
j.inenut.. 50c; walnuts. No. 1. 8. S. lb. 14".*
Uc- do No. ■:. Ib. 10c; do Jumbos. 17<?lSc;
Jo 'budded. IS<& 20c; popcorn, eastern, cwt.
$3 50; do local, cwt. $1®3.2a.
RICE— Fancy Honduras (( arnl.nai JO.io;
dr. choice Honduras (Carolina) |6®OSO:
japan evades. $3.75©4; Island, $.50; broken
$3HONEY—Extracted, water whttn. lb. VA
7iic; ixtrocted, whit*. Vc; extracted, light
amber 6«t«c; comb, water "1 It*, 1-lb
frame., HOITb: white. 1-lb. £"»me.>lß«
110! light "amber. 1-lb. flames, I0®llo;
b*««wax. Ib 30c.
UVEHTOCK— Packer. r;.v f. n. b>'LM
Angeles for beef steers. Sic; b»ef hMfeis.
4Wfi!ic; beef calves. B«j SCc; mutton, "ethers.
|5.60®i8.00; ewe«, $;®5.50; lambs, 3.-.tfJ.,
hogs lie.
POULTRY— Large turkeys, live. lb., 2."c;
F mall tnurkeys. live. Ib. ::c;: large hens,
4 lbs up, lb., 20c; small hms, •-''„ to .1'- lbs.,
11, , l'sc broilers, l'/i to 2 lbs., lb.. Slie; friers,
"i(, to 3 IJS., lb., 20c; roast chicken, mr lb.,
86c; >!:'■ k, Ib . Koj S«sa. lb., ISc; squabs,
uo/', 51.50; old roosters, lb.. lie.
OHII-1 — Evaporated, strings, lb. 180!0o;
loose lb. 17c; Mexican black, lb. He; green,
lb. 20©25 c; chili tepins, lb. $1.25; Japan.
1 w (Ba ■ ■'■ i—Following are quotation!
cald' by dealers to hay growers: Barlej
liav 116.50 a ton; wheat bay. $10.50 a ion;
tame oat hay, $17 a ton; volunteer Lay.
$*3; alfalfa, small bales. $13.50; straw, 110
" iVav prices to the trade: Barley liay, $18;
wheat hay, 118; tame oat hay, SM; •■■>""
],', I hay. 113: alfalfa, small bales, $15;
etraw. $12. Retail Prices
EgRS, dozen ■'^■'^
Best butter, per lb SO*Mo
Beef, per pound .VuMc
Porli. per pound Ju'«.>oo
Lamb, per pound... .7®300
Sausage, per pound 18'aJOc
Ham. per pound, whole 220
Ham per pound, sliced 3Cc
Ua: rac halibut, rock cod and yellow
tall, per pound Wo
Salmon, sand dabs, pound 20c
Herring and smelts, pound 15c
Oysters, quart Wo
Hens, pound -7i:
JPryers, pound 35c
Rabbits, pound .........^ 25>!
You can buy It. perhaps at many p!acna, but
there's one BEST place to buy It—arid that
rtlafft advertises
PHICHESTER'S PILL 9
W^j.,^ Till IMAHUNU UAItS, A
y/jTejUjJ. fcfjUy I Asli y«»» OrugiUl fcr /j\
jftkLUulsk fills la l«l ""°J mtuUttxUM
*W^T«aJ tl0 "*- MsixT «4Cb Blu. Ribbon. W
IV Ji WIAJIOND JIRAN& tujj, fc. *3
lV*J* m yeMSSM«eiSsßalt,BilMt,Al<n>ißciliiM
MS SY DRWUHSIS tVUiillffii
FINANCIAL
I.OS ANGELES, April 6.— Bank clearings
were $2,7U2.335.55, an Increase of $593,699.19 as
compared with the amount for the correspond
ing date of last year. Following Is ■ compar
ative statement;
1910 IBM. IMS.
April 4 $2,971,232.0S $2,515.651.11 $1,611.165.97
April B 2.792.338.5S 2,ll >3,634.69 1,783,539.GS
LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
The stock market was of ■ whirlwind nature
yesterday.
Midway was again a strong trader, and after
remaining quiet for several clays. In which the
price gradually sagged, it opened up weak In
the morning and Bold on call down to 70. In
the afternoon It opened up still weaker ant
sold down to K%. After remaining there for
a few minutes there was an Influx of large
buying orders and the price rapidly rope to I
7.", and remained very strong al thai price at
the close. There seems to have been no pnr
tlcular reason for this drop, except that even
at 75 4 great number of people would make i
handsome profits In 'he stock.
Palmer OH was strong at 13.1. 3<*w shares j
changing hands at that price. Cleveland Oil I
was tlrm at yestorday's prices. Quotations on j
Union oil showe.l considerable strength, re- :
mslnlna firm at 106 with little stock coming |
out. Union Petroleum an.l Union Provident
were also In demand yesterday.
Mexican Petrol while a little bit quiet. |
showed groat strength; sales at »*». Nevada
Midway ."bowed a gain of 2'i points over yes-I
terday'a market Oleum Development com
pany is slightly weaker, otherwise remaining
about the pamo as to trading qualities.
In the mining shares there was little doing. i
In Industrials .ir.;! public utilities wera soldi
In Ban Diego Home. The rumor Is that this
company ha* passed Its April dividend. Home
Teleirrnph an.l Telephone company preferred
was mui-h stronger, closing 65 bid; sales ac
51' i.
In the bond list there was two Union
Transportation bonJs sold at !H'i.
Taken fls a whole, the marks! was fully up
t', anything already had and shows that the
public Is willing to come. In on th« better
clas.f of stocks so lon* as they remain active,
but that falling off In the trading causes a
selling movement.
MORNING 6AXJW
20 Home Tel pfd 14.60; 10 I" S 1/ I">lst T and
r Co 89.76; 10 Associated Oil 4t>.37^: 21 do
l!>.50; 2i»»> Cal Midway 78U: I*l* do 7S'i; lwo
lo 7SH; 1600 do 71; 1000 do, B, 30 78; lium do 75:
I'M) do 7-P-j; 1000 do 74: 1000 do. B, 30. 75; loi)
lo do 74; 4000 do 72; 1000 do, B. 30. 734; 14,("0
10 711$; lv do. B. 30, 73.; 2000 do 71; 100 do
D. : >. 72; 600 Cleveland r.ivt; 1000 do 10; 1500
0 MM; JOOO Oleum Dcv Co ll«i; 10,000 do ir-.;
»00 do 11H; 00 do 11%: 800 do. B. 30. 11%;
10 Mcx P Ltd com 25;OO; M do 29.12' i: 10 do
:9.25; 60 do 28.60; 10 M. x P I,td pfd 69.25: lOW
Wvada Midway 26: 1000 do 27; 30 I'nion Prov
ro 103. '
AFTERNOON SALES
70 Associated oil 49,75; 7MO ral Midway 70;
IflnO do, n. JO, 71>i; 1000 do do 10] 2iKW do 'I •
;«; JOrtO do, S. 30, 7.1; K«'«> do W: .TO'IO do SS;
lino do 67: 1000 do 68'j; 1000 do 85Tii 100 • •''.:..
»00 do 72; 1000 do 73; 10,000 do 7."'i: 12.000 do 75;
MOO do 74V; W i leveland 60; a T'nlon Trans
■o bonds 91»i: MOO Jade Oil Co 45't: M fnlcn
I'rov Co W.: 1" lex Tet com 29..M: flo Conlln
;,[ Crude 34; 1(1 ■' do 32: ■-■ Palmer Oil i '.I
L.33: BfNK) oleum Dcv Co U>-,.
Off lionrd-in United Petroleum 1""; &)0 Jade
15; 10 Ban Diego Home 22.00.
BONKS
nil Ask.
American Petroleum Co »4 | .85
Associated Oil Co M 97
rorona City Water Co 91 ....
Corona Power * W. Co 95 ..
'ucam ni;a Water Co 96
=Ml?.,n El. Co.,' Is !: \ 101 I*s
Edison Klec Co, Old Issue 103 I*
Homo Telephone Co M M
Boms Tel. Co. Ist R 73 .75
luasteca Pipe Line SS
L, A Trie Ist con mtgs 10J
L. A. Railway Co 110
• A. Traction Co., 6s 1(9 110
. A. Traction Co., is 101 ln«
Mexican Natl Oas CO 100
ilission Trans an.l II Co M
I'ac Elec Ry Co 10J
•ac Light and Power Co 97U " \
Pasadena Home T & T Co I"
Pomona Con Water Co M
Riverside 11 T ami T Co 75
Santa Monica II T and T Co "' >■•
-mi Diego Horns Tel. Co 75
Pcmeseal Water Co W 108
United Elec G and P Co PS 103
Union Transportation Co 5*i l a '/'•
IT B Long Dis T and T Co 72 76
Whlttler Homo T and T Co 78
sVWH
Bid. Ask.
All Night * Day Bank 116.00 110.00
Bank of Southern Calif 120 00
Broadway Hank and Trust 150.00 175.C0
California Savings Dank 118.00 125.00
Central National Bank 210.00
Citizens' National 230.00 240.00
Commercial National 143.
Rqultable Pavings Hank ISO.OO 200.00
Farmers & Mor Nat'l 270.00
Federal Bank of L A 13.00 ,
First National r.O).0o 612.00
lerman American Savings .. 524.00 340.00
r.lohe Savings Rank 120.00 141).00
Home Savincs Hank of L A IU 00
Merchants National 600.00 . .
National Hank of Cal 190.ft) 280.00
Security Pavings Bank 820.00 4f«).00
The Southern Trust Co 75.00 85.00
l."0 per cent paid up)
U 8 National Bank 145.00
IMH ITlUAlai AXI> PUBLIC rTH.ITTKS
Mi Ask.
c^l Portland Cement Co 100.00
Edison Electric pfd 81.00 63.00
dlsi >n Electric com ti4.'K3
Home Telephone pfd 65.00 68.60
Horn* Ti 1. ill n com 9.00
Hutchinson 8 1' Co 17.M 18.00
L A Athletic Club 10.00
L. A. Brewing Co 90.00
L A Investment Co 3.00 3.13
Mexican National Gas pM 60.00 76.0»
Mexican National Gas com 36.00
Paauhau S P Co 29.00 19.60
Pac Con Stone Co of Cal 3 '"»
Pasadena Home T. & T. Co M •
Riverside Home T and T Co 33.00
Banta Mono la B H T pfd B.'.f«J
Bun Drue Co 1.00
l-easlde Water Co lOu.OO
Title O sad Ti Co pfl 250.00
r B I- D T and T Co pfd 39.50 40.00
Union Security Corp pfd JiOOl
1 nlon Trust Co 41.00
Whlttler Hume TAT Co yo.oo
Oil. STOCKS
PRODUCERS— Bid Ask.
Ama! B amatf<l Oil . . 51.00
American Crude Oil Co .90
American Pet Co pfd 96.50
American Pet Co com 75.i>"
Associated Oil 4!».62'4 49 87V4
Brookshtra Oil : 1.37 1*
California Midway Oil Co .75
Central 2.00
Cleveland Oil Co . .. .'' M
Columbia • 1.18 1-7
Enos OH Co l.:'7' a .. .
Euclid oil Co 50 .75
Fullerton Oil S.SU 4.00
Globe -17' i
Jade Oil Co 43 .i.v 2
Mexican I'eti'oleum 1.06
Mexican Pet I.id pfd 67<«) 68.
Mexican Pet Ltd com 29.374
New Pennsylvania Pet Co '■'.'
Ollnda Lan I Co (Oil) 61 .52
Palmer Oil Co I.:!:"; 1.35
Plru ' ill and 1. Co 13 ... .
Reed Crude • -v
Rice Ranch on Co '■'■■ 1.03
Section six Oil Co 61 .w
L'nlon 105.u0
Union Provident Co 102.76 103.25
[Tnlted Petroleum 104.50 108 00
West Coast Oil com ' 9.00
Western Tnlon 125.00
IN-PRODi:CRS- -
Coalliiira Crude ill Co si .3ji 2
McKlttrlck Inv Oil Co 15 .20
McKtttrlck Oper Oil Co .20
Nevada-Midway Oil Co 27 .3')
Jh:um Development Co 31% .UVi
DAILY MINING CALL
OFFICIAL SALES
W> Bonnie Clare S!i.
ÜBTED BTOCHU
i Al.ir-XJU.VIA- Bid. Ask.
Cal Htlls M r< 04 .04',,
Consolidated Mines Co S.WM 7. lOM
NEVADA—
Johnnie Mln an 1 Milling Co .18
Searchlight Parallel iFV7|j .Dili
BUTTER, EGGS*AND CHEESE
SAN' FRANCISCO, April C— Butter— Fancy
creamery, 27»:; seconds, HfPio Fane] dairy, 2."»\
cheese —New, H'&Hlsc; Youn;? America, l^Vi
©16c.
Bggs—Ranch '- !■■; store. 23H0.
DENTISTS
lilt. ISA< II.UANA, 205-20U Miiji. ><■ 'I ueatef
klil«., >i» b. tulway. liioai; ilulu slit.
V-l-tt
HAIRDRESSERS
BHAMPOOINQ, MANK^UH?NO^^NL>~HArR
goods. MRS. ROSE JARVIS, 247 So. Broad
way. A 2613; Main 43* l-12-lmo
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Obt'etrles, surgical and medical cases. Terms
reasonable. 1245 South Flower. F4IJ4. I-13-tf
(l». PRITCHAHD. HECTAI* FEMALE AND
clironio dlteiiMS. i:r E> UKOSSfa: bld.
11-ta-tf
DR TAYLOR. 3174 S. MAIN ST. DIS
*-a*^s of women. ■ 3-!>-tf
BUILDERS
READY-MADE HOUSES
Investigate portahle and permanent
houses. Improve your lots. Have an In
come. Pee snir.pl*l home at ~2* P. i >':•■ •■
street. AMERICAN PORTABLE HOUSE
CQ Established 1596. I : lino
WHEELED VEHICLES
Autcmobllei
SECOND-HAND ELECTRIC MAT i PUB"
chastd of owner very reasonably. Graceful
Chelsea pattern. Batteries and tires are rnw.
Please call Home 64669 today or Thursday be
tween I and I o'clock. We will gladly bring
It to your home for you to examine. 4-6-1
AUTOS. ENGINES. BOILERS, TIRES AND
parts sold snd exchanged. METZ, 207 E
Ninth F1»S8 J-4-tf
LOST AND FOUND
lost LADY'S MOROCCO HAND BAO,
about 4 by 6 Inches, on West Adams or
West Eighth street car, containing key,
handkerchief and money; keep the money
anti please return balance to Herald office.
CLARKE. 4-J-S
LOBT—BLUE Bl TRIED ON COAT,
marked Mr. Tomotosue. on Pico Heights
car, between fi:3o and 7 p. m. Return to
POPKIN & NESTOR, 451 S. Spring st., and
receive reward. 4-6-1
LOST—ON FRIDAY. IN OR NEAR AUDl
torium, a silver gilt bag containing a email
puree. Return to 734 W. Adams et. and
receive reward. Telephone West 791. 4-3-4t
LORT-3 DAYBOOKS WITH BILL! INSIDE
on Hollywood car Monday morning, April
4; reward. Apply H. BREER, 400 Allso st.
Phone Home A 7453. 4-6-j
STORAGE
LARGE PRIVATE. LOCKED, IRON ROOMS
lor furniture, etc.; 11.60 and %2 per month
Trunks, boxes, etc., Stfl to 50c; open vans,
16 per day, or 750 per hour. We pack and
«hli» household goods everywhere at re
duced rates. COLYEAR'S VAN AND
ETORAOE CO., offices 609-11 6 Main St.
Wan-no ;.-e 415-17 San Pedro st. Phones
F-'. 71; Main 1117. 3-25-tf
HOUSEHOLD GOODS MOVED IN MOD
ern vans. Shipped, stored In clean ware
homes Private rooms, Coal and wood.
■HATTUCK & NIMMO. Ninth and Ala
me.la M.-eeta '.-sn-tii-w-rr-tf
SANITARIUMS
THE WOMAN'S HOSPITAL
Exclusively for women and children. Best
equ.pped and homelike hospital In the
city for confinement cases. Tc-ms to suit.
1245 South Flower. F4H4 3-13-tf
~ PROPOSALS ~~
PROPOSALS
Customs House, Los Angeles, Cal., Col
lector's Office, April 4, 1910. •
Supplies for vessels of the revenue cutter
service. Sealed proposals for supplying ra
tions and coal to vessels of the revenue
cutter service, regularly stationed or tem
porarily at San Pedro, Cal., and delivered
on board said vessel! at that place at such
times and In such quantities as may be
required during the fiscal year ending June
30, 111, will be received at this office until
2 o'clock p. m. Monday, April 25, 1910, at
which time and place they will ba publicly
opened. Blank forms of proposals for coal
and rations, showing conditions as to coal
and component parts of rations with
specifications, may be had upon application
to this office. (Proposals must be submitted
on there forms). The right Is reserved to
reject any or all bids, and to waive defects
If ii is deemed for the Interests of the
government to do so, and no contract will
be approved until congress shall have made
un appropriation for the purpose.
C. W. PENDLETON, Collector.
3-6-g-io-3t
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE
In the Superior Court of the State of
California, In and for the County of Los
Angeles.
In the matter of the dissolution of the
Fire Pulp Plaster Company, a corporation.
Notice is hereby given that application
lias been made to the above entitled court
and filed In the office of the clerk thereof
for the dissolution of the Flro Pulp Plaster
Company, a corporation, and it has been
ordered by said court that .this notice of
said application shall be published once a
week for six consecutive weeks, beginning
Wednesday, March 2d, 1910.
C. O. KEYEB,
Cle.'lt of the Superior Court.
By Sam Kutz, Deputy.
3-2-9-16-23-30 4-6-6t
THE WEATHER
LOS ANOKLES, April 5. 1910._
Time.|Barom.|Thcr.|Huni|Wina r.|Vh:.|Weather.
6V."m.|~30.01"|"65" I S7 j NE | 5 | Cloudy.
Ip m M M M|,' | W S j Cloudy.
Maximum temperature, 64.
Minimum temperature. {J4.
Haln past twenty-four hours, trace.
HKATIIKIt CONDITIONS
HAN FRANCISCO, April f,.—The following
maximum and minimum temperatures are re
ported from eastern stations fcr previous day;
Chicago, 74-38; New York, 68-i.:'; Omaha, CU-3S.
FOKECABT
For Sun Francisco and vicinity—Cloudy
Wednesday, showers in tho morning; breaking
ewe) during tha day; moderate southed
•rind,
f'\,r Sacramento volley—Cloudy Wednesday
•nowers In foothills; moderate south wind
For Ban Joaquln valley- Cloudy Wednesday:
showers; moderate south wind
Pot Southern CaUforala-UneetUed Wednea
aav. with occasional showers; light north
win.l. ilian X in X to west.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
JJVITKUU-- Jo"n B Banister.
•*« ■■■ and dances M. Dunne, age 23; na-
Annie's XOtk *"J r"1«i*»" »* '■''»
Ijii«?-i;r'FRl 7 Lyinan .1. Lambert;
age Jo and Agnes B. FTltiaJ, age 117; na
tlvee ot lowa and aert"any and residents
"i Long lieacli.
IVEHSKN.ORNEiAS— Christian Iverse.it, age
... and Delorea Arnelaa, age 18; natives of
Denmark .nd A r!i SEa aad re*4d«.le of
lx>s Angeles.
GILBERT-FUNK— B. Gilbert. age 33.
and cheltta F. Funk, age 22; natives of
Colorado and Ohio and residents of Oak
land and Plymouth, lnd.
GLARE BONNER Perry U Clark, age 26
and Anna Bonner, age 16; natives of nil
no.s and Oregon and residents of Los An
teles
AKi'UER-GODDAJtD—Ernest E. Archer, age
43, and BeTtha H. Ooddard. age S3; na
tives of Texas and Illinois; residents of
Long Beach and Loe Angeles
RUNT-BABCOCK— A. Hunt, age 34,
and Jessie May Babooclc age 23; natives
of Washington and residents of Walla
Walla, Wash., and Los Angeles.
HALL-DROSS—James XV, Hall, age II and
Juliet L. Gross, age 20; natives of Pennsyl
vania and Michigan and residents of Los
Angeles.
STEINKE-MORRISON—Fred W. Steinke,
age 23. and Elspeth IX Morrison. Age It;
natives of Germany and Texas and resi
dents of Loe Angeles.
SNIDTKER-KHRN—William P. Snldtker.
age 29, and Oena D. Kern, age S3; natives
of Denmark and Kansas and residents or
Chicago and Monrovia.
THORNTON-WALTERS— Ed W. Thornton.
age 32. and May V. Walters, age 37; na
tlvea of Missouri and Tennessee and resi
dents of Los Angeles and Pasadena.
STEVENS-HARRISON—Frank G. H. Ste
vens, ago 36. and Perme-lla A. Harrison,
age 23; natives of Pennsylvania and Tea*
nessee and residents of Pasadena an i
SantA Monica.
EI^WOOD-ORAT —Harry M. Eln-nod. age •«,
and Mary E. Gray, age 21; natives of New
York and residents of Los Angeles.
UOHFIELD-BAKER John F. Hosneld, age
:.".. and Mac H. Baker, age 21; natives of
Illinois and residents of Los Angeles and
Monrovia.
COLUNB-QUTNT* — D. Collins, age
31, and May R. Qulnn, age'3l; natives of
Illinois and Indiana and residents of
Pasadena.
WHITE-BRADLEY—Roy White age 24.
and Zola Bradley, age 22; natives of Kan
sas ami Missouri and residents of Los An
geies.
ZION'-McMOP.AN— John 1.. S. Zlon, age 45,
and Anna M. McMoran. age 3D; natives of
Virginia and Michigan and residents of
Pasadena.
RANIER-HAROWITZ— Harry Ranler. age
23, and Rose Harowitz. age 20; natives of
Russia and New York and residents of
Los Angeles.
STINTIN-RUDMAN —John Stlntln. Kite 24.
and Zellna R-udman, age 20; natives of
Russia and residents of Los Angeles.
MITCITELL-BRASELMAN —John J. Mitch
ell, age 31. and Maud B. Bra«lmin, age
10; natives of Canada and Virginia and
residents of Pasadena.
BIRTHS
GIRLS
SALYERTo Frank and Mattle Salyer,
2116 Virginia avenue.
ETDIBUTIN —To Edward and Olive Edlburn,
812 Euclid avenue.
DEATHS
DUROIN—HeIen M. Durgln, 1637 W. Eighth
street, native of Massachusetts, age 76;
pneumonia.
McFADDEN —Archibald W. MeFe-dden, Qood
Samaritan hospital, native of New York,
age 74; coma.
FRIEDMAN — Louis Friedman, County hos
pital, native of Austria Hungary, age 67;
endocarditis, i
PODURQIEL— Michael Podurgiel. 1311 E.
Twenty-second street, native of Poland,
age 63; nephritis.
ZADACH—Henrietta C. Zadach. 780 East
Pico street, native of Germany, age 67;
mitral regurgltatlon.
JEWELL —Margaret Jewell. 1217 Magnolia
street, native of Wales, age 61; debility.
LINEBRIGER — Lewis Llnebrlger, Califor
nia hospital, native of Illinois, age 74;
cerebral hemorrhage.
MURPHY —Dan R. Murphy, 900 Temple
street, native of California, age 46; apo-
MORGAN—DeIia Morgan. 1719 Hobart
boulevard, native of Ireland, age «3; bron
chitis.
RODRIGUEZ —Trlnes Rodriguez. 607 I.yon
street, native of Mexico, age 65; nephritis.
FAIRBANKERWarren L. Falrbanker, na
tive of Pennsylvania, age S3; apoplexy.
BARLOW —Ida J. Barlow. 1942 Tennessee
street, native of Pennsylvania, age 44;
nephritis.
WELSH Richard Welsh, 1447 Naud Junc
tion, native of California, age 2S; tuber
culosls. _—_■_—___.^-__
DIED
CROWELL Died. April 4, at his late resi
dence. 856 North Flckett street, Christopher
Columbus Crowell, aged 65 years, 10 months,
13 days; a native of East Bennlf, Mass.
Funeral private. Cope Cod, Mass., papers
please copy. BOYLE HEIGHTS UNDER
TAKING CO., 1938 East First street. 4-6-1
CROWELL Died, April 4, at his late real
dence, lit North Flckett street, Christopher
Columbus Crowell, aged 6! years, 10 months,
IS days; a native of East Bennlf, Mi-.-,
Funeral private. Cape Cod, Mas."., papers,
please copy. 4-*-l
WELSH' 1447 Naud street, Richard B.
Welsh, beloved son of Mary Welsh, aged 28
years. Funeral from residence today at
1:30, thence to Plaza church, where services
will be held at 2 o'clock. 4-6-1
CEMETERIES
INGLEWOOD PARK
CEMETERY ■
Two miles outside of city limits on the Loi
Angeles and Redondo Ry.; 200 acres of per
fect land with Improvements outclassing
any cemetery on the coast.
207 S. Broadway, room 202. Phones F3303;
Main 4669. Sum. phone A 9593. 4-l-l.'m
EVERGREEN CEMETERY
The los Angeles Cemetery association,
Boyle Heights, near city limits. Operated
under perpetual <*liartrr from Los Angeles
lily. Modern chapel and crematory.
Office, 339 llra.lbnry IHilg.
Phone*— Main 85*1 \."iii>>;.
Cemetery—Hume D 1083; Uoyle 0.
6-6-12 m
~ROSEDALE CEMETERY
An endowed memorial park, noted for Its
natural beauty; endowment fund for per
petual care, over $260,000; modern receiv
ing vault, chapel, crematory and columbar
ium; accessible. City office. SUITE 303-306
EXCHANGE BLDG.. N. E. cor. Third and
Hill sts Phones Main 909; A 3620. Cemetery
office, 1831 W. Washington si. Phones 72Sis;
West 80. 6-2t-m
UNDERTAKERS
INDEPENDENT OF THE Till ST
We will furnish for 175 beam, two hacks,
embalming, shroud and cloth covered casket.
GODEAU & MARTINONI.
Main office 827 H. Flgueroa. Home 63427;
Broadway 2731. Branch offices, 2123 Brush
street, 305 Montgomery avenue, San Fran
cisco; 1306 Franklin street, Oakland. Hacks
for hire. Lady attendant. I-18-tf,
MONEY TO LOAN tCi,
WE RENT MONET. , j j;ju;
Real estate first mortgages, 40 to 60 per cent
-of value loaned; no need to be land poor;
get your capital out and use It. "V~
No commission. Act promptly.
THE JOHN M. C. MARBLE
COMPANY
.;•;.• H. W. Hellman Building.
4-3-4-6-8
MONEY TO LOAN. SECURED BY FIRST
and second mortgages on real estate, large
and email amounts, or payable monthly.
Mortgages, trust deeds and contracts Issued
for the sale of real estate bought.
NOURSE A CO.. £02-204 L. A. Trust Bldg..
Second and Spring. Both phones. 3-12-lmo
_________ _
MONEY TO LOAN
160.000 to loan on real estate, city or coun
try, 5 to 7 per cunt, amounts to suit.
mover & GILBERT. so; H. W. Hellman
Bid*. Home phone ASS 27; Main 6474.
10-2-tf
MONEY CONFIDENTIALLY LOANED TO I
employes. Loans to be paid In Installments
of 60 cents or more per week, or $2 or
more per month. PEOPLE'S LOAN CO..
«36 Citizens Bank bldg., Third and Main.
3-!4-lm
PLENTY OF • AND 7 PER CENT HONEY
as long as yvi want It on gilt edge se
curity. W—YBRIGHT-BUTLEH CO..
621.629 Security Bldg K1803; lidwy 2432
S-11-tf
MONEY LOANED ~ON~" KliiAl. ESTATE
mortgage security; contracts for sale of
real estate, mortgages and trust deeds
purchased. CHARLES LANTZ, attorney,
408 Buli»rd Blk. wed-su-flmo
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL EXT ATE;
full loans and prompt appraisals. CLOVE'
USD * CLEVELAND. 13i 11. W. Hell
man bldg. M. MSC: A24iO S-17-tf
MONEY TO -SALARIED MEN AND
women accommodated without delay or pub
licity. SOUTHERN CREDIT CO., 411 O. T.
Johnson Bldg. 3-14-tt
R. W. POINDEXTBR, 40» WILCOX BLDO.,
will loan you whet you need on real es
tate, stocks and bonds. Uulldlng loans a
specialty. 6-9-tf
MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS. FURNl
ture. pianos and any kind of security; low
rites. JOHNSON. 539 H. W Hillmsn
Bldg. 5-l»-«mo
TO LOAN—SALARIED PEOPLE; NO RED
tape; without security; confidential. WEST
COAST EXCHANGE. 419 Uenne Bid*
10-4-tf
SALARY LOANS— LOWEST RATES. CON
fldential. 611 O. T. JOHNSON BLDO.,
Fourth and Broadway. 12-9-tf
PRIVATE MONEY. TO 7 PISIt CENT
LOCKHART - SON. «01 H. W. Hellman
Hide, A75E.2. 3-10'"
SPECIAL NOTICES
WE CURE TO STAY CURED
Eczema, In any form, Itching piles, acne,
poison oak. Cuban itch, ringworm. ■ salt
rheum, barbers' Itch, dandruff or any dis
ease of the, scalp, by a positively new
method. Call and be convinced. References
and testimonials of home peoui* shown In
our offices. Consultation free.
MILLS ECZEMA CO., 31S-U Copp Bldg.
l-24-tf
EAT HULLED BEANS WITH
CHICKEN
"The. best ever." I Reaper than meat. Ask
your grocer or phone 41710. 4-2-lmo
ALL RAZORS, SAFETY BLADES. SClS
sors. knives, Instruments, printer's knives,
tools, etc., sharpened better than new
YANKEE GRINDER. 814 B. Spring it.
11-U t!
" mTl___
11.00 and up per load, delivered to all parts
of the city. O. P. BENEKIEL. South 6lti«.
S-17-lm
WALL PAPER BARGAINS-MOIRE PAPER,
Ie pr roll; Ingrain, 20c for three rolls.
SKSEHAN'S, 900-902 S. Bro»-l»ay. 3-14-lm
HOUSE PAINTING, INTERIOR FINISHING,
tinting and paper hanging at lowest rates.
E. E. GEISEH. 116'v4 E. Fifth St. Ml-U
WANTED—LAdTeS' ~ANIT~GENTLEMEN'S
clothing. Positively. highest prices paid.
MAIN 3597; F5938. ><-:5-lJmo
HOSPITALS—DAY AND NIGHT—USB C
C. C. taxlcabs. CALDWELL CAB CO.
South K3l: 29037. »-»-tf
DR. O. O. LOCHMAN. DENTIST. MOVED
to Ml W. P. Story bldg.. 'th am Broadway.
3-12-lmo
ATTORNEYB.AT.LAW
estates; collections, attach
iii-nt.■. bad tenants ejected, attorney and
notary in office attends all law business.
CITIZEN'S LAW AND CLAIM 4OBMCV,
211 Citizens Bank Bldg.. Third and Main.
Both telephones. 3-18-lmo
COST IN DIVORCE SUITS »12. AiAKKIACB
laws explained. Come and talk It over. Con
sultation free. Hours I to 6; evenings. 1 to
I: Sundays, 11 to 12. 321 Bryson Block.
' *, 3-10-emo
SPECIAL INVESTIGATIONS — PERSONAL
Injury claims specialty; estates settled. J.
W. MACY, 638 Douglas bldg. Phones ABS3X
Main 8533. 3-31-12
FOR EVERY WRONG THERE IS A RIGHT
—Open every day and evening. Consul
tation free. WELLS. 634 Germain Uldg.
3-26-tf
E. U. WITTS, NOTARY PUBLIC— PEN
slon papers, wills, Insurance and collec
tions negotiated. 244 *, 3. BROADWAY.
1-lt-U
DIVORCE LAWS OF NEVADA-
Full Information without charge. Address
H. E. FULLER, Attorney. Goldflald. Ner.
J. MARION BROOKS (EX-U. C. ATTY.),
Cham, of Ccm. bldg. Office evenings; notary.
S-S-tf
TYPEWRITERS
YOU NEED A TYPEWRITER,
Look over all the typewriters for sale in
town, then buy one from us. Our window
speaks for Itself. We have all makes at
all prices. We sell the best typewriter
carbon that money can buy. We sell the
best typewriter ribbon that money can
buy. Write or call for free samples, If
you are convinced give us your business.
We do not employ solicitors to annoy you,
but we handle a class of goods that get
the business for us. We arc agents for
the No. 6 Bllckensderfer Aluminum, the
traveling man's typewriter. ARTHUR O.
WILSON CO.. 330 S. Hill street. A 1672;
Main 6428. - _, «-l-7
ALL MAKES OF REBUILT TYPEWRIT
«rs. See our bargains. Unit rentals In city,
11.60 to $3 a. month.
LOS ANGELES TYPEWRITER
EXCHANGE.
AS3IJ. i 138 S. Broadway. Main 3951
9-13-tl
TYPEWRITERS BOI'UHT AND RENTED.
All makes guaranteed; repairing. BAKER.
IIOEY CO. (Inc.) 241'/,, So. Broadway.
Main 4691; A4o'o. I"'!'
BAT!!SL—_-~ -
oPTosfTis LOS ANUKLIiU-PACIFIO CO.'S
depot, tub baths and scalp , treatments.
Hours !) a. m. till 9 p. m., any entrance.
MRS. AGNES JOHNSTON. 424 S. Hill,
suite 1. ___!!__
SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE. CHIROPODISTS,
baths. JEAN LUXN. 520 S. Broadway.
BATHS ANI>~"ELECTRIC TREATMENT. 211
8. BROADWAY. ROOM 220. 3-M-6mo
PATENTB — PATENT ATTORNEYS
Ko^EETT^A/jfEisr^GK^c^r^SA^ATnri
BTRAUSE. ESTABLISHED 82 YEARS
Oldest agency In Southern California-
American and foreign patents secured and
trade marks registered. PATENT LITI
GATION. (39 Citizens National B»uk
Building, Third and Main. Home AI49J;
Main 2622. PATENT BOOK rMBS. >-
NO PATENT, NO PAY—ATTORNEY FEE
cut one half. Open every day and even
ing, S. G. WELLS, 634 Germain Bldg.
3-26-tf
PATENTS AND TRADEMARKS, ALL COUN
tries A H. LIDDERS, patent lawyer and
solicitor. «12 Trust bldg.. cor ft sad Sprtnr
SEWING MACHINES
WHITE SEWING MACHINB CO.. NOW
permanently located at 714 v. Broadway, tf
WANTED
Help— Mai* ,
NO EXPENSE TO LEARN ELECTRICITY,
plumbing, brleklaylng. automobillng on
contract Jobs In few months' time. No ap
prenticeship or helpers' work. Catalogue
free. UNITED TRADES SCHOOL CON
TRACTING CO.. 333 Allno at.. Los Ange
les. , ' 10-4-tf
SALESMAN WANTED—OBAND ol'POU
tunlty; carry our cigars exclusively or as
a side line; merchants buy on sight; free
samples. REGENT MFQ. CO., Cleveland.
Ohio. 3-23-10Ut
CIGAR SALESMEN , WANTED-EXPERI
ence unnecessary; sell our brands to the re
tall trade; big pay; write for full particulars
at once. ULoBK CIGAR CO.. Cleveland, O
2-22-IOOt
WANTED— DUV TO DO OFFICE WOKK IN
exchange fur commercla! course; small
• alary. NATIONAL SCHOOLS OK TYPE-
WiUTINa. 618 Chamber of Commerce.
»-3-tf
i , Help—Female
WANTED I.M>Y BOLJCITOR, MUST BE
Kin CATBD AND NEAT IN APPEARANCE
TO DO SPECIAL WORK ON A HAI.ARY.
APPLY HERALD OFFICE, BETWEEN I
AND 10 TODAY ONLY. CALL FOR MR.
KKLLY. ■ ;, 4-3-10
WANTED—YOUNO LADY TO DO OFFICa
work In exchange for Spanish and short
hand Instruction; small salary. NATION
AL SCHOOLS OF TYPEWRITING. »10
Chamber of Commerce. 3-3 -tf
WANTED—YOUNG LADY TO "STUDY
shorthand and bookkeeping; can pay when
we find you a position. NATIONAL
SCHOOL OF TYPEWRITING. 610 Cham
ber of Commerce. 3-3-tf
WANTED — SEVEN LADIES QUICK—
Beauty culture pays big Learn right.
FLORENTINE HAIRDRESSING COL
LEGE, corner Broadway. Entrance 527
Mercantile place. 3-3-tf
LADIES AND GIRLS AT HOME. STEADY
01 evening.*: can stamp transfer. 31.60
dox. upward; original, reliable firm. Room
334 MASON BLDO.. 22« W. Fourth.
9-18-tf
1 [RBT-CL.ABSI DRESSMAKER WANTS DAY
engagements: cutting nnd fitting specialty.
Address 11OX 180, Herald 3-5-4
german"woman wants work by THE
; day. Phone Baei M. 4-5-3
Help—Male and Female
WANTED —MEN .I.ND WOMEN TO LBARN
toe barber tr>-le; guaranteed In eight
weeks. Cat» »«ue free. MOHLER BAR
BER COLLEdE. 12: B. Second si. 71-tf
COLLEGE AND ' NORMAL GRADUATES
placed In Aril.. Nsv.. Cal. BOYNTON
TEACHERS 1 AGENCY, S3 Stlmtnn block.
I-301
Agents 7ZH
A MANUFACTURER'S PERMANENT BUSI"
ness offer, $25 to $75 p«r week conducting
parlor or office sales agencies for our high
art guaranteed service dress shoo*; ten
new sight-soiling, health and comfort fea
tures; unlimited profit possibilities, fac
tory to wearer; new plan: no risk; include
■tamp for catalogue, MARVEL BHOK
CO 105 Bummer street. Boston, Mine.
.1 3-17 4-1-15
Situations —Male
WANTED POSITION fAS I (?6Li.ECTOR OR
other outsldo work by young man who has
motorcycle; can furnish bond. Address BOX
<S4. Herald. 4-6-,4
BETHLEHEM FREE EMPLOYMENT
agency. (10 Vignrs street. Main bTIS;
Home A4BM. Men for housSoleanlng.
yard work and general labor. 2-24• if
ELEVATOR OPERATOR ~ WANTS POS I -
tlon; license; experience; reference; under
stands care elevator. Room 2.''. 815 E. f'th at,
4-r.-3
WANTED—SITUATION BY YOUNG MAN.
aged 19, with good references; collector pre
ferred. Address BOX 390 Herald. 4-1-8
WANTED—POSITION A3 CANDY MAKER
or soda dispenser; reasonable salary. Ad
dress BOX 8, Herald. 4-6-7
gas~engine~engineer; stationary
and marine, wants position. Address BOX
247, Herald. 4-6-4
POSITION ~AS GARDENER BY STEADY,
reliable workman. Address BOX 483, Her
aid. 4-6-3
Situation*—Female
WISHES EMPI/OYMENT —AN EXTERN
enced woman wishes housework or wash
ing and Ironing by hour or by the day;
prices reasonable. Phone Sunset Main 4704
or 741 W. Temple st. 4-6-lt
Situations — Male and Female
WANTED—WORK IN PRIVATE HOUSE.
$20 month, room and board, while attend
ing school; school hours from 3 to 6 p. m.
P. O. BOX 347, City. 3-17-tl
To Purchase —Real Estate
HAVE YOU A 6-ROOM MOD
ern home in southwest to ex
change for 5-room modern,
clear, E. Hollywood? Our
party will assume. NA
.TIONAL INVESTMENT
CO., 402 Central Bldg. F4809,
Bdwy. 3342.
• i ■ 4JJ
To Purchase —Miscellaneous
WANTED—CASH PAID FOR FKATHBK
beds. 758 SAN PEDRO T. Phonsi
Fto4l: Main 1108. 13-17-tt
Miscellaneous
WANTED—BARN OH ROOM IN WHICH
to keep automobile at night; must be dry.
safe, easy of access and near center of
city. Address BOX 099, Herald office.
3-25-tf
BUSINESS PERSONALS
Macdonald's Toilet Parlors
Face and Scalp Treatment
SPECIALIST
Ualrdreaiilng, Nhumpoolng, Manicuring.
IIAIK GOODS MANUFACTURED.
SWITCHES SI ..■■».
O, My Poor Feet—Dß. JULIA D. AHBENS,
Foot specialist. Corns removed. 35c. In
growing toe nails. 60c. Two entrances, *Si/i
South Uroailtvny. HI XV. Fifth street, rooms
£2-35. I Xi'J".. Sunday hours 0 a. 111. —1 p. m.
3-22-3 mo
EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING. CLEAN-
Ing, $1; main spring. SI. All work is
guaranteed. PACIFIC JEWELRY CO.,
236 S. Spring St. 3-23-tf
MRS MASSON. THE NOTED LONDON
palmist. 323 S. SPRING, over Owl drug
store. ■ •.-•-■.'■ - 11-28-tf
MMB. SMITH, PALMIST AND CLAIRVOIf
ant; high patronage. 446 S. Main ST.
44, 3-5-lmo
MRS. WALKER. HEALER, 930 S. BROAD
way. Phone Main f.LTiO. 4-6-7
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
MONEY LOANED TO INVBNTOR3 TO
patent good Ideas. JOHN WEDDBR
burn. Capitalist. Brooltland, D. C.
. l-8-tyr
FOR SALE-GROCERY BUSINESS DOING
between $70 and $80 per day; will Invoice.
Address F, care of Herald office, Long
Beach. . 4-1-3-5-8-7-8-9
UARGAINS IN SODA FOUNTAINS. , PA
clflc Coast Soda Fountain Factory, 133 East
«th, . • - , l-U-lmo
FOR RENT
Apartments—Furnished and Un.
furnished
MODERN HOUSEKEEPING
APARTMENTS
FURNISHED I'OK RUNT
$18—1023 W. First at DKNVKR
—1117 W. First st ..OOI.KTA
$12—1133 W. First st MICHIGAN
$14—1187 W. First st IiVCBRMB
$10—1141 W. First st ST. LOJJIB
$14—204 N. Fremont aye CJKNKVA
$17—213 N Fremont aye HELVETIA
$14218 N. Fremont a«e RAMON*
$17—222 N. Fremont aye CIAVIOTA
12—911 Diamond st PORTLAND
|!(l-ll:« Mignonette st OAKA
»15—812 W. Fourth st sKATTI.r:
$1«—332 8 ri«utroa 5t.... TAJ r
$1(1—334 s. Fltrueroa st ROOSKVF.I,I
$18—150 N. neaudry aye <!111i: A,22
$10—1020 Colton st FI.OKK.M-K
$11—1003 E. Ninth st BOSTON
$11—1015 K. Ninth st NEW YORK
$10—838 Crocker st I'ITTSBIIRO
$14—712 Ceres aye AI'HAMSU'A
$35—944 Francisco st M.UIKNOO
$60—1184 W. Seventh st PARK
OWNED AND OPERATED BY
T. WIESKNDANOER,
Room 811. 207 S. Broadway. A 2048; Main
2043. Branch office. 1017 W. First ■•' 1 _ M
Hotel Seville
732-734 S. FLOWER ST.
One of the lineal family hotels In the city.
Newly furnished throughout; steam heat;
hot and cold water: electric lights; European
plan. Only a short walk from Broadway.
Phones: Main 8613; MMS, 4-i-tt
~ — '
Rooms Furnished
" GIRARD HOUSE
115 E. THIRD ST.
100 all iiut.--.ili> rooms; 50 with private
bath; central location; elevator service;
steam heat; rates n* low as $15 month;
with private bath, $25. Main 8330; Home
10381. S-24-tt
Office*
roil RENT—NICE SUNNT FRONT OT
flees on Broadway; large windows and
advertising space; also smaller offices. In
quiry room 4. 844 Vi B. BROADWAT.
l-S7-tf
Houses —Unfurnished
FOR RENT—(-ROOM COTTAGE. $10 A
month; large yard, chicken corrals, gas,
electric lights; near school and car lines.
A. 11, RICH, corner Prospect and Center
street. Take Hollywood car; get off at
Center. * • *x
FOR RENT PRE i 1 v FOUR-ROOM COT*
Inge. $12 month. 125 E. .i:.th St. 4-8-3
ASSAYING
MOIMiAN^V^IO., Ml South M»ln. Main
1017. A.-ii.MTh. miicliii* and rellnere.
1-1-tt
JOHN' HERMAN, 232 V& S. Main. Not satls
faction. tint aicurmv guaranteed. 13-33-tf
FOR EXCHANGE
~~~~~ "~~
Real Estate
FOR r.M II \M.r — I HAVE A CLEAR
lot at lledondn. 3 blocks from rlty hall,
faring the ocean; linn for apartments or
boteli street work all In; gas, electricity
and sewer; tine view of the ocean | would
trade for lot at Hunt ln Park, Glen
dale or rlty. lot valued at $000; make
offer. OWNER, l»o« 684. Herald office.
Miscellaneous
FOR KXcTIA.NOE—I HAVE A CI.KAR LOT
in Colton tint I will trade for diamond*,
furniture, auto, or what have ! nil .' Ad
dirts BO.V KM, Herald. . 9-21-tf
WILL TRADE STOCK IN BISHOP CREEK
Gold company and other mining stock for
stock In California Wave Motor company
(Reynolds). BOX «<:. Herald. 8-28-tf
cesspools _^ w _^-,
-guupoolsl
CLEANED OUT.
All work done satisfactorily to Inspector.
L. A. SANITARY CO..
Phone 69145. Temple 818.
10-19-tf
CESSPOOLS CLEANED OUT BT TUB RED
Cross Sanitary company In one to two
loads; 33.50 per load; no other charges.
Phone 59004. 10-7-tf
IMPERIAL CESSPOOL, PUMPINO CO.—WH
take out largest load. West 5898; 33040.
3-10-tt
NOTARIES
E. M. WITT. NOTARY~PUiJIIC. PENSION
papers, deeds, collections and wills nego
tiated. Room 4. 344 Mi B. Broadway.
1-31-tt
FOR SALE
Pianos
$300, $286, $264,
• $233, $221, $212,
$198, $174, $169,
$160, $155, $1150
and Lower
This great assortment of famous, reliable
makes came to me through varloua chan
nels. One lot represents a large local
dealer's settlement with mo. Another la
made up of a carload of fine Instruments
shipped to a Lm Angeles house In error
and secured by me at a fraction of their
real worth. Then there are some discon
tinued atyles and odd lots turned Into me by
local houses for Quick clearance. I have
never offered so many fine bargains at one
time. If ever you expect to own a piano I
urge you to see me now. Prices will never
be lower. Pay cash or buy on —a»
you prefer.
SAM BROWN'S PIANO
EXCHANGE
Suite 808-817 Farmelee-Dohrroann Bids.,
Broadway, between Fourth and Fifth.
Main 891 or F6665.
ELEVATOR CUTS THE PRICE.
REMARKABLE SAVING.
Avoiding high ground tloor rent Is Just why
we undersell competitors $40 to $100 on the
BEST reliable old make pianos. Now, $260.
Piano $188, $350. Piano $297. $400 Kings
bury, $276. $400 piano $330. Tip Top Fisher
$195. Good square $48, with 8 years to pay In.
You certainly save money by,going to
VAN SANT PIANO COMPANY, _
Second floor, 720 So. Broadway.
"ELEVATOR CUTS THE PRICE!"
4-S-7t
PIANOS AT 33 60 AND $8 PER MONTH.
Square pianos of standard markes In ex
cellent condition. Will sell on the above
small payments. QEO. J. birkbl. co,
346-347 S. Spring St. 10-38-tf
FOR SALE—UPRIGHT PIANO IN FINIS
condition; only $100 for Immediate sale.
Call lor Inspection 41$ W. FIFTH BT. t
Government Land
GOVERNMENT LAND.
We can locate you on a fine piece of gov
ernment land In the Little Nile valley, right
In Los Angeles county; only 3 hours 1 ride
from Ixm Angeles. This land Is going fast.
For'further Information see
ERIKSON & CO.,
" 105 W. Blxth it; ground floor. 8-tt-U

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