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YaO°VE ' TRKEO OTMBES^TEY HERALD WHiT ?H6ES 1 WANTED II ELI'—MALI! - ' WANTED—MEN AND BOTS; NO EXPENSE for Instruction; learn automobile., electric ity, plumbing, bricklaying trada In months Instesd of year.; study half and work halt time; write for oatalogue. UNITED TRADE SCHOOL CONTRACTING CO.. 647 Paciflu Electrio Bldg. or 234 Alleo st. 7-1-lmo WANTED—TWO HOYS LIVING SOUTH of Thirty-eighth St. to carry morning route.. Apply between _ and 6 p. m. at 1629 MAPLE AYE. 7-22-4t Ul.l.l'— 1 J-UAI-ffi WANTED—FOUR LADIES. BEAUTY CUL ture; pay big; learn right. FLORENTINE HAIRDRESBINO COLLEGE. world's largest. 227 Mercantile place, corner Broad way. t-li-U situations— BETHLEHEM Free employment agency, 610 Vlgne. street. Main 6726; Homo A 4814, Men for housoclcanlng, yard work and general labor. y_ $-24-tf WANTED— position as collector by man of experience. Will give hond If necessary. Addreai BOX 27:', HERALD • OFFICE. 7-22-4 WANTED SOMETHING TO DO. UY A matrlod man willing to work hard. Ad dress BOX 406, HERALD OFFICE 7-19-10 WANTED— POSITION BY BOY OF 14 years as office or errand hoy or any sim ilar position where won't hnvo to furnish wheel. Phone BOYLE 2133. !______. WANTED—POSITION AS HEAD QARD cner or foreman on a ranch. Thorougnly experienced man. Harried. No children. . JOHN SCIIMIDT._A9-_RB.___ 7-19-10 MAN~W.fi.-GOOD TEAM AND WAGON wants work of tiny kind; good referenced. SOUTH 1829; 23426. 7-24-3 EXPERIENCED GROCERY CLERK WISII e. position in small town. Address BOX 273. HERALD, . "__,___? SITUATIONS—FK.MAi.JB STENOGRAPHER—YOUNO LADY, BXPB rleneed office assistant and stenographer, wishes position In good firm. Excellent reference.. Address BOX 262, HERALD OFFICE. '--"-" LADY, MIDDLE-AGED, WANTS POSITION in any family able to pay fair wages where no housekeeper I. kept or lady's maid; could do plain Hewing, care of linen room and use ' 1 In many ways, If only I can get the right place. Address BOX 2.3. Herald. 7-6-tf WANTED—PERMANENT POSITION BT bneM-.---.nr. typewriter and cashier. 16 years' experience; referencea Address BOX 8-56, Herald. 4-11-tt WANTED— DAY WORK, WASHING. IRON- Ing or cleaning. Call MRS. FARRBLL, Main 4 704. 7-24-4 WANTED—NURSING ITY THE WEEK. Call MRS. FARRELL. Main 4704. - 7-24-4 SITUATIONS '.IAJIJ. AND I*..MALH WANTED— WORK IN PRIVATE HOU3U. lit mouth, room and board, while attend ing school; school hour, from 1 to I p. m. " P. O BOX 147. City. _-lf-t_ WANTED—BY MAN AND WIFE, POSITION In gentlemen's club or some position of trust; wlf- Is flne cook; Swedish; wages not less than $80. SCHMIDT, 623 Temple St. ■ 7-19-10t WANTED— PURCHASE STOCK WANTED— Stock in the Los Angeles Investment com pany; any amount up to $40,000; will pay within 6 per cent of the company's selling price. G. F.. care Globe Savings Bank. ' «-11-tt TO PIIt«'HAS-.— MISf WANTED— PAID FOR FEATHER beds 758 SAN PEDRO ST. Phones Main 1106; FBO4l. -11-17-tf MISOELLANEOUB WANTED—SECOND HAND FILE CASES for card system and document ale; must b. modern .nd In good order. BOX 221. Her ale. 6-6- WHEELED VEHICLES ' AUTOMOBILES (■ FOR SAlIi—fbURlsF^ufoMOHILE, 4 cylinder, 40-hor.e power; 5-passenger; a bargain If sold at once. Address T. J. GQt.DING. Hera 1-1 office. °-3 BATHS REMEMBER THE NUMBER. 119tt SOUTH Spring, suite 8.; chiropody, electricity, ma. sage, vapor and shower batha 6-6-tf MASSAGE. BATHS. CHIROPODY. EXPERT assistants. J BAN I.t'NX. 620 S. Bway. 2-17-tt BATHS AND ELECTRIC TREATMENT, 213 S. BROADWAY, ROOM 220. 2-24-6 mO STORAGE LARGE PRIVATE, LOCKED, IRON ROOMS for furniture, etc.; $1.60 and $2 per month- Trunks, boxer, etc., 260 to 60c; open vans. $6 per day. or 76c per hour. We pack and ,- p household goods everywhere at re duced rates. COLYEAR'S VAN AND STOR AGE CO.. offices 600-11 S. Main St. Ware house 415-17 San Pedro St. Phones F2171; i_-ln 1117. »-25-tf ™m— —.mwm—m—. mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm_-_mmm. As she stood on the pier in %the moonlight (no, I'm not going to say someone stole the pier) her face beamed with .heavenly peace and she failed to detect the odor of discarded bait that was strong enough to affect the tide. ' With clasped hands she stood' and. gazed far a-sea, unconsciously asking of no one, "What are the wild waves saying tonight ?" Instantly the answer came from the tumultuous water, "Oh, g'wan sit down, anybody that has horse sense knows that we waves are simply asking for a chance to get in on some of the good things in Los Angeles county, and not be compelled to slop around over thousands of miles of salty sand until the crack o' doom. "You people that go crazy with the heat give even the little ripples a tired feeling, to say noth ing of the way we suffer. "Grab your chance when you can and don't exer cise your mind over our moist conversation." Watch for chances in the classified pages of The Herald. 1 "' ' ii ■ ■■i- r - ....,...— ...■■-i.-i i i I I FOR.RENT ' APARTMENTS—FURNISHED AND > UNFURNISHED Hotel' Seville 7U-734 S. FLOWER ST. One of the finest family hotel. In tbe any. Newly furnish.d throughout; .team heat; hot aad cold water; electrio light.; European plan. Only a .hort walk from Broadway. Phone.: Main $513; F«m *-»-" The St. Regis Hou.ekeepng apartments, 237 So. Flower St. Main 22110; A 7330. Near business center; at tractive building, cool porches, room phones, clean, nicely furnished apartment., $12.00 to $25. Single room. $2.50, 94 weekly; SH.liO to tin monthly, ' ' 7-2-lmo TO LET—APARTMENT; 3 LA,RGE ROOMS, porch, pantry, closet, close In; cheap to right party. BROADWAY 1885. 7-24j-2 I'TRXISIIBn GIRARD HOUSE 11. B. THIRD ST. 100 all outside rooms; 50 with private bath; central location; elevator service; steam heat. Rate. •a. low a. $15 month; with pri vate bath. $26. Main 2330; Homo 10361. 3-24-tf HABDON HALL HOTEL 830", South Spring st. Large, clean, well furnished rooms; rates by week, $2 to $4; month, $7 to $15; day. 600. 750. $1. 7-12-19 HOUSES—UNFURNISHED FOR RENT— 6 BOOM HOUSE ON SlX teenth, near Georgia, call nt 1517 OBOR OIAST. Home phono 21663. 7-21-2 FLATS—UNFURNISHED FOR RENT ONB 4-ROOM FLAT WITH bath, ga. range, all modern; elota In. on W. Twelfth street, $18, water paid. N. A. LEWIS. 11- Grant Bldg. Phono A 2924. 7-24-3 STOREROOMS FOR RENT— SPACE 22 FEET BY 68 FEET, at 118 W. THIRD ST. Inquire on premises. 7-24-6t Ji TYPEWRITERS \NALK But Walk Direct Upstairs to • 244. S. Broadway where you will find Baker Hoey Typewriter Co. selling all makes of typewriters at less than one-half manufactur er's price. We'll also rent you the machine of your choice at SUMMER RATES. This Should Interest You 1 mm ALL MAKES REBUILT TYPEWRITERS. Prices 'owest ln tbe city. Regular $3 rental machine, reduced to $2.51 .month, or three months for $5. - LOS ANGELES TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE Branch AMERICAN VTRITINQ MACHINE CO., A 5913. 138 ft Broadway. Main 3351 6-3-tf V'^IBLB TYPEWRITER. PERFECT RUN nlng order; It's worth $40; compelled to raise money, take It for $10. Apply Room 11, 244",* S. BROADWAY. 7-24-3 XT-'F.WRJTKRS UOIiOHT AND RENTED. All make, guaranteed; repairing. BAKER. HOEY CO. (Inc.) ...ft So. Broadway. Main 411911 A 407" 10-»l-tf ASSAYING JOHN HERMAN) 252H S. Main. Not Rati. faction, but accuracy guaranteed. 12-22-tf BUSINESS PERSONALS Mrs! MASSON^ THE NOTED LONDON palmist, ~-3 3. SPRING, over ■ Owl drug store. 11-23-tt CESSPOOLS - 1 -PERIAL CESSPOOL PUMPING CO.—WB take out largest lead. West 5396; 22040. 2-10-tf DENTIBTB it. ll_. Inn-no, 205-200 Majestic Theater Bldg., 845 ■. Bdway. ISGHI; Main 8816. , . 7-1-M LOS ANGELES HERALD:* MONDAY MORNING, JULY 25, 1010. FOR SALE iiorsr.B CITY—FOR SALE BUNGALOWS New, Modern and Strictly . ■ Down to Date By The Largest Co-operative Build" ing Company in the World Builder and Owner. J These Choice Homes Are Located Upon Our College' Tract .and Annex And contain all of the most modern Interior finish and conveniences, a. hard £!__. floor. bcama Plate rail, buffet, beautiful fireplace, bookcase., buffet hltcSen screen bpo ar^. decorated and tinted walls, cement porch, gas. electrio "gh^S ahr. er b«yaeT ni. dh. a?,..,"_: oVand option upon the adjoining v. cant lot for two years at present price. A FEW PRICES $2925 Modern 5-Room Bungalow. $3100—Modern 5-Room Bungalow. $3850 Modern 5-Room Bungalow. $3400—Modern 6-Room Bungalow. $3500 Modern 6-Room Bungalow. $4100—Modern 7-Room Bungalow. $5000—Modern 7-Room Bungalow. $5700—Modern 8-Room Bungalow. hl"on r°o"r^ o-paVng o?erma Monthly payment. Including Inter.... In •uranee and taxea OR WILL BUILD TO SUIT Upon the same terma Ora'nd'aven^car marked West 4Sth street direct to the tract. ft Our auto, in waiting at our Hill .treet office every day except Sunday. Have properties in all .ection. of the city. DEEBLE TRACT SPECIALS Hooper aye. car on Spring *»«*;'• ._._„. bunsalow . . Hooper aye. car ou _■ •5, 2350 _ ModBrn a-room bungalow. $2500 Modern 5-room bungalow. $100 cash, $25 a month. - Call and let us .how you some of our choice homes. Los Angeles Investment Co. Main 2248 333-337 S. HILL ST. 60127 _s ' HOUSES SNAP 6-Room Bungalow $75 Cash AS GOOD AS NEW MODERN 6-ROOM »:• BUNGALOW »«= « £«-.■« Ksruaa Btre9 price 82300; $24 a Month. Price $2800; $24 a Month. LOS ANGELES INVESTMENT COMPANY 333-337 S. Hill St. Main 2248. ~ 601"' LARGEST CO n OPERA^VE I BI:ILDING CO. 7-24-6 850 DOWN, $20 PEiTmONTH.BUYS A 6 room modem home, gas, electric lights high, level lot 60X160. curb and ■Idewa'k, neir oc yellow car; school, church, etc.. close by. , Apply BELVEDEREREALTY CO. 4600 E. First St. Phone Home 41650, Boyle 1158. v 7-22-tf A Cozy 5 Room Bungalow " Good Value $1375/' $50 down anil *15 per month, ready tq move Into. Living room, three bedrooms, large cabinet kitchen, closet., cooler, screen porch, bathroom, toilet, flne large lot, beet of sandy loom soil, cool and de ■ lightful climate; cement walk., curb all in; artesian water piped Into each lot; 20 minutes from Sixth and Main. See owner at once. Open Saturday night. 8. EHRLICH, lilt* South Main St. FOR SALE—RESIDENCE. MODERN. 8 rooms Sleeping PORCHES. WEST LAKE DISTRICT; LOT 50X150: EAST FRONT; HIGH GROUND; BUILT 3 YEARS. OCCUPIED BY OWNER. CALL | HOME PHONE 51691. I___l_____J FOR SALE-PORTABLE HOUSE, 18x26; FINH condition. Low price for immediate .al.; cash or term.. , SOUTH 2583. or P. O. BOX 1102. Huntington Park. 6-84-tt FtllMTl'lUfc m^—m—mmmmmmmmm^m—~mmmm^mmmmmmm—m—^m—.m • WPARATB DOCKED IRON ROOMS, 18.0$ per month. Trunka boxen, etc., J.o to 18a Phone for our large van when you mora $1.85 set hour. COLYEAR WAREHOUSE CO. 411-17-18 San Pedro «_. Mala office 108-11 at Mils ■_. Phone Mala 1117. FBl7l. I --1-U ■ ——— FOR SALE HOUSES I COUNTRY PROPERTY SACRAMENTO VALLET IRRIGATED lands. The largest Irrigation project ln California. The most valuable water right In the world, granted by special act of congress. Irrigating an area from 4 to 12 miles wide and 70 miles long in Glenn and Colusa counties; 150 miles northeast of Can Francisco 85 miles north of Sacra mento. Both river and rail transporta tion. Roads graded around each quarter section. Water delivered to th* highest boundary of each 40. Complete drainage system. Most perfect system of Irrigation ever undertaken. No pioneering to be done. Good towns, with telephones, elec tricity, schools, churches; $125 an acre. Including perpetual water right; $15 an acre cash, balance In ten annual pay ments. No land sold to speculatorsonly actual settlers—tillers of the soil wanted. This is a Kuhn project. The Kuhns de veloped the Twin Ralls 'region ln Idaho and their previous signal achievements of this kind Insure the success of their lat est and greatest undertaking. SACRA MENTO * VALLEY IRRIGATION CO.. W. S. Kuhn. President. The Kuhn Cali fornia Project, ' Vernon J. Barlow, Rest dent Manager, 60. Central Bldg., Los Angeles, CaL «-l-tf I THESE ARE FACTS You can buy 640 acres, 320 acres or 160 acres at "$2.25 per acre," one-half cash, other half at your convenience, In River side county, Cal.; finest soil; no alkali or hardpan; plenty water, and near railroad. There is nothing like lt In the state, so you had better take this "opportunity." Should be worth $100 per acre in a year. Just think of lt, only $2.25 per acre. CALIFORNIA'LAND CO. 641-2 San Fernando Bldg. ■■■■•'" ' 7-25-2 IF YOU WANT AN UP-TO-DATE, MONEY MAKING HOME, SEE ME AT ONCE. I have a nice little 40-acre fruit, vegetable and poultry farm, level, good land, assorted fruits and berries, on main county road, 3 miles from 2 good towns; all fenced and cross-fenced with poultry netting, well equipped for chicken business, 3 large 576 capacity Incubators, 6 large brooders run by gas, brooder house, 2000 chicken capacity; buggy, wagon, mare, reaper, gang plow, drill and other Implements, tools, etc. A neat six room house lighted by gas; Fairbanks-Morse gas engine run by gas, operates grain and shell crusher, grindstone, wash machine, pump, etc. Fine water and lots of It piped to all parts of place; 5000-gallon tank and j tank house, barn and. other buildings; price $4500 as owner must leave; $1500 cash takes it; balance 10 years, 8 per cent. WM, MANTZ, Box 578. Santa Maria, Cal. ■ 7-25-6 FOR SALE CHEAP—LOT 18, BLOCK 5, OF* Torthorwald tract, one of the best situated lots in the tract. I. G. SMART, Box 46. Sunland, Cal. .__ 7-16-14 1 — ■ •• «~ COUNTRY PROPERTY—IMPERIAL VAIXEY S FOR SALE— FIVE-ACRE CHICKEN ranch In San Luis Obispo county; good soil; almost new 7-room house, fine well, wind . 11l and tank, good sized barn; only few blocks from good school and railway station; in best, of climate' will go for $1800 in next 80 days. I have also FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Town property, ranches, large and small, walnut orchards and eucalyptus lands, all In San Luis Obispo county. For further particulars call on or address! P. B. MEAD, Westgate. Cal. 7-17-lmo CITY LOTS AND LANDS . FOR BALE—GOOD RESIDENCE LOT, N. W. corner 07th aye. and Aidama it.. Highland Park; street work, sidewalks and sewer all paid for; flne bungalow site. Can arrange terms. Might consider good exchange. Address OWNER , 1548 North Hoover. ft*"ft, 7-15-tt i FOR SALE SUBURBAN PROPERTY ' *» $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ ** Vi I Orchard I I Dale I Z Acres *, ** Vi __A vi Free Excursions Hourly ** Vi ** Invest your money in beautiful vi ** East Whlttier district, >V_ to 15- —t acre tracts. Go out and see tho Vi new orchards being planted. 2 (A year-old orJtlards soil at $1800 —* «i Vx per acre: 4 and 5-year-old orch- —— ___. ards $3000 to $3500 per acre. Vi ' Vi <f> One-fourth cash, balance long Vi time at low Interest. Come pre- *** Vi pared to buy and see this beautl- mi „, ful spot. We can positively show Vi you whero you can clear $500 Vi per acre in two years. vi Vi . ffy ORCHARD DALE—An Ideal *» „ home villa. Subdivision overlook- Vi ing mountain, valley and sea. Ab- Vi aolutely frostless, rich .lit soil. v> ** abundance vi *! FREE WATER w m* Vi m 9 $100,000 worth of improvements „ Vi given to its purchasers. m m See Orchard Dale Early *» v* and Buy the Cream of m vi Southern California *** Vi £ Z Davison, H Z Smith * XX & Mizener *» vi ' m „ OWNERS, Vi *» 218-219 Pac. Elec. Bldg. Z vi Phone A 3617 ** *» 7-25-6t $<t»(»*tf»(f»<l»(__(__'C_(t_(t_C_sss LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN PARK For a short time all lots $250' $5 DOWN, $1 A WEEK No Interest, No Taxes. W. W. NORTON & CO. 415 South Hill St. Phone Main 8774. 7-13-tf ON THE VENICE SHORT LlNE—slsoo— 192V4X182, well located, equal to four lots, next to new Venice boulevard; Just the place for rambling California bungalow. GEORGE J COTE. 720 H. W. Hellman Bldg. Main 8684: A 6161. 7-15-33t PIANOS ,__'■ • WE HATE TO TALK about ourselves, but we are proud of the fact that we carry the finest pianos and player pianos ever offered for the price. Of course there are reasons. First of all, we don't sell any piano that can't stand the test, and the real vital point Is we are on the second floor and our low expenses enable us to sell you the best pianos and player pianos for the lowest possible price. Why not investigate? Why pay more elsewhere? We handle pianos from the very best "Chick ering Bros." to a piano for $200. We have several flne used pianos at a sacrifice— Weber, $250; Robert M. Cable's Best, four year, old, flne condition, only $200, and a flne sample piano built the best for $260, worth $400, together with some cheaper in struments. . _, Take the elevator to the second floor at 720 S. Broadway. METCALF-ACKLEY-GUSTAVESON CO. Exclusive Piano Dealers "ELEVATOR CUTS THE PRICE" 7-24-3t PIANOS AT $2 80 AND $8 PER MONTH. Square pianos of standard mark.. In ex cellent condition. Will .ell on the abov. •mall payments GKO. J. BIRKBL CO.. 846-347 S ' Spring »C 10-88-tt A. G. GARDNER, 118 WINSTON ST. PIANOS .old, rented, tuned; very low rates. 7-10-30t POULTRY. BIRDS, DOGS, SUPPLIES FOR SALE—I FINE THOROUGBRED Barred Rock cock bird and few hens same breed; all good strain, prolific layers: will sell male bird with or without hens or will exchange for pullets, fryers or broilers. These birds are splendid breeders, but owner must redluce stock. Also have a few fancy young cockerels at reasonable prices. 1513 NORTH HOOVER. 7-17-tf FOR SALE—YOUNG LLEWELLYN SET ter dogs, flne pedigreed, fleld broken stock, just right for coming hunting sea son. F. H. TAYLOR, 918 W. Fiftieth st. Phone South 6144. 7-24-3 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE-ONE OF THE BEST OPPORTU nItIes in the city, a flrst-class cash grocery doing a conservative aggregate of $60 per day, at a bargain. Address for particulars or appointment. BOX 277, Herald, 7-2.-2 FOR SALE—DOCTOR'S OFFICE OF OSTEO p*thy and chirbpractor; everything up to - date; doing a good business; must leave city. 831 Vi S. Spring St., Room 8. 7-16-tf IF YOU WANT TO GET GOOD BOYS' AND youths' suits for $3.50. come to CHEAP JOHN. 716 E. Fifth St. 7-20-lmo FOR FIRE-PROOF SAFE CHEAP. ANDERSON. 212 N. Main st _-l_-tf SPECIAL NOTICES . YOUR EYES Examined free and fitted for $3.50, with latest style rimless glasses, sold filled nose piece, solid gold guards, Jena crystal stock lenses. This Is your opportunity to have your eyes fitted by a specialist at a price ; less than an ordinary optician would charge. THIS OFFER IS GOOD ONLY FOR 10 DAYS and upon presentation of this adver tisement. Special ground lenses at low prices. We are able to make good on this offer, as we maintain our own grinding plant. If you are not ready Just now, have your eyes ex amined and leave order, same offer holds. Reliable Optical Company 328-329 Security bldg., Fifth and Spring. 7-25-3 YANKEE WATCH FREE to every boy and girl In Los Angeles. Call 248 S. SPrlngt. KEß GRINDER .- M , WANTBD^LADIBB' AND GENTLEMEN'S clothing. Positively highest price, paid. MAIN 3597; F6938. •_____» CLOSING OUT 2500 GALLONS OF CAR rara paint. $150 per gallon. BHEI-HAN a too 8. Broadway. »-l»-it DAVTES BAR ft COLL. ASS'N. 621 CHAM. of Com.: open eve ; advice free; notary. 7-6-tf SANITARIUMS .. THE WOMAN'S HOSPITAL Exclusively for women aad children. Beat nulpped and homelike hospital In th. city for confinement ca.ea. Terms to suit. 1248 South Flower. Ftl-4. 1-12- SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES Summer School Collegi_ of Fine Arts. U. S. C, All branches fine and applied arts. Catalog on request. W. L. JUDSON, Dean. Business College. Northeast corner Eighth and Hill .treet.. FH7OO; Main 511. SEND FOR FULL INFORMATION. •tb Floor, Hamburger Bldg.. Lo« Angeles. mon-tues-thurs-sat-tt FOR EXCHANGE 'REAL ESTATE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA—FOR EX change—We have an equity of 570", amounting to one-half the value, of 640 acres of land in the most fertile valley of Southern California; plenty of water; will exchange for vacant or improved prop erty In Los Angeles or vicinity. CALIFORNIA LAND CO. 641-2 San Fernando Bldg. . 7-21-8 FOR EXCHANOE—CLEAR DOT_AI RE DONDO FACING THE OCEAN. FINE VIEW. FINE FOR APARTMENT... THREE BLOCKS FROM CITY HALL. WOULD EXCHANGE FOR LOT AT GLENDALE, TROPICO. HUNTINGTON PARK OR CITY. VALUE 1900. AD DRESS BOX 564, HERALD. 7-14-tf FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—JSSO EQUITY in 5-room modern cottage; lot 40x124 to alley; IV. blocks two car lines; 3 blocks to school; 8250 cash or will take Crown or Pyramid oil stock at market; balance to pay »2050; 120 per month, 7 per cent; Insurance paid for two years. 1557 E. 46th at. Phone So $»S3. .'■-:-:'■ 7-42 FOR EXCHANGE— HAVE AN EQUITY of 3700 in fine land; will trade for auto mobile or as part payment on automo bile. See __ CALIFORNIA LAND CO. 641-2 San Fernando Bldg^ _________ FOR EXCHANGE-REAL ESTATE. WE do. Large list to choose from. What nave YOU ' LUNDEEN FOR HOMES CO., SEE LUNDEEN FOR HOMES CO., Suite 138 Central Bldg.. 6th and *****£*£ 7-U-imo FOR EXCHANGE-A CLEAR LOT AT COLTON CAD, VALUE 8300, *0" mAMOND, RUNABOUT OR WHAT. AD DRESS BOX 534, HERALD. 1 '7-14-tt FOR EXCHANGE—WE CAN .EXCHANGE your property, no matter where located. SLACK _- COMPANY, 418-20 Orant_ Bldg. MISCELLANEOUS WILL TRADE STOCK IN BISHOP CREEK oold company and other mining stock for stock in California Wave Motor company (Reynoldß). BOX 242. Herald. 6-26-tt WHAT HAVE YOU TO EXCHANGE FOR A good 45-70 Springfield rifle? Address BOX 201, Herald. FOR EXCHANGE-GOOD 45-70 RIFLE FOR good shotgun, or what have you? Addres BOX 202. Herald. < 4 '- a'" FOR EXCHANGE—A GOOD 45-70 RIFLE for a good shotgun or what have you? Ad dress BOX 202. Herald. ' 4-..-tr MONEY TO LOAN THE JOHN M. C. MARBLE COMPANY Conservative first mortgages. 5500 to $20,000 to loan on real estate. Use our own capital; no commission. H.W. Hellman Bldg. 2527 _ 3t ~~ MONET TO LOAN k.j.000 to" loan on real estate, city or conn try 6 to 7 per cent, amounts to suit, MOVER A GILBERT. 802 H. W. Hellman Bldg Horn* phoa. A 8827; Main ™\ ol _ tt SALARY LOANS. CHATTEL LOANS. Bee US before you borrow money on .al ary or furniture. GREAT WESTERN INV. CO. (Inc.). 612 Grosse Bldg.. corner Sixth and Spring. F8848; Main «*«• ( Mi JET TO LOAN-SALARIED MEN AND women accommodated without delay or pub licity. SOUTHERN CREDIT CO.. 411 O. T. Johnson Bldg. '•"-" R W. POINDEXTER, 409 WILCOX BLDO., ' •11 loan yon what you need on real es tate, stocks and bond.. Building loan, a ■ 'eclalty. • ; 9'" MONEY LOADED ON DIAMONDS, FURNl ture, pianos and any kind of security; low rates. JOHNSON, 839 H. W. Hellman Bldg. 2-l»-6mo TO LOAN—SALARIED PEOPLE; NO RED tape; without security; confidential. WEST COAST EXCHANGE. 419 Henne Bldg. 10-4-tf LOANS-WE LOAN MONEY ON REAL Es tate; low Interest, easy payments. A. E. RUDELL, 211 Mercantile Place. 5-19-tf DON'T BORROW MONET ON SALARY until you see me. F. A. NEWTON. 70S O. T. Johnson Bldg. 7-9-lmo PRIVATE MONET, 6 TO 7 PER CENT. LOCKHART A SON. 601 H. W. Hellman Bldg. A 7652. 3-10-tf $600 TO $10,000 TO LOAN AT 7 PER CENT. T. L. O'BRIEN A CO.. Jefferson and Main. 6-9-tt PATENTB —PATENT ATTORNEYS PIONEER PATENT AGENCY. HAZARD A STRAUSE. ESTABLISHED 32 YEARS. American and foreign patent, secured and trade marks registered. PATENT LITI GATION. 639 Citizens National Bank Building, Third and Main. Home AU..; Main 2522. PATENT BOOK FREB. 2-8-tf T. S. ZERBE. SOLICITOR, UNITED States and foreign patents; 40 years' ex perience. 622-3 Stimson Bldg., Third and Main. Phone A 5344. 7-2:1- in i PATENTS AND TRADEMARKS. ALL COUN tries. A. H. LIDDERS, patent lawyer and solicitor, 612 Am. Bank Bldg.. 2d and Sluing. 11-«-tr NO PATENT, NO PAY. ATTORNEY FEB cut Vi. 8. Q. WELLS. 534 Germain bldg. 5-ir,-tt MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FOR SALE—MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS - Take advantage of the opportunity which we offer you to secure a lino $37. piano, guaranteed for 10 years, at the excep tionally low price of $277.. $5 down • and $1.23 per week, no Interest; money back If not as represented. Life Insur ance feature. Call or write for our tree booklet wh|ch explain, this offer In de tail. FITZGERALD MUSIC CO., 523 S. Broadway. 7-18 LEGAL NOTICES STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING—NOTICE. To the stockholders of the Western Trust Company, Los Angeles, Cal.: Notice I. hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of your com pany will be held Monday. August 1, 1910, at the office, of the company. 111 West Fourth street, at 3 o'clock p. m. All stock holders are requested to be represented, either in person or by proxy. . By order of the Board of Director, of th. We.tern Trust Company. J. 8. TORRANCE. President- Morgan Adams, Secretary. 7-16 to 5-1 Ino i SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES German, English Shorthand by experienced teacher. Term. mod.ra«a> 180 W. list it. Phon. South 6468. _ HAVE YOU SEEN OUR DAY SCHOOL CAT alogu. describing bookkeeping and *borthan4 course. Y. M. O. A. ___*_'__ LOS ANOELES BUSINESS COLLEOB. 41T W. Fifth *t. S. R. SHRADER. Ph. D. pre.ld.nt .Inc. 1860. ______ SI ECIAL REVIEW FOR ARIZONA SEP, tember examination. BOYNTON NORMAL, 525 Stlmson blk. Alii", Broadway 1319. 7-23-7 RAILWAY TIME TABLE SOUTHERN PACIFIC From Arcade Station. Fifth and Central ay*. ~L.-^_T~~ I Arrive Slim ami San Francisco via Coast Line, 8:46 am j 9:36 am 8:16 am [San Luis Obispo. Paso Roblea. 2:30 pm 1:30 pm Del Monte, Monterey. Santa 6:30 pa 6:15 pm Crua. Ban Jo»e and *a»t 11:4* pta 8:00 pm { , San Francisco and Mojav* 6:80 pm Sacramento, Oakland, via 7:05 am 8:20 pm Bakersfleld and Fresno 8:18 am 7.30 -.iv Fresno T.:oi am 4:00 pm Baker.Oeld 8:00 ana 6:30 pm and Molar* 6:20 pa Chicago, Kan. City, -It. Loulsl 9:46 pm Oolden State Limited 6:66 pa 8:00 pm -be Californian, via 7:16 sa 1 Yuma. Benson. El Paao Overland—New Orleans via I 12:01 pm Yuma, Benson. Maricopa. Tuo- 1:30 pa •on. El Paso, San Antonio. Houston _J_ 12:01 pm Yuma, Tucson, Benson I 6:80 am 3:00 pm Lordsburg, Demlng. 17:18 Am 7:00 pm El Paao | 1:30 pa "6:6.iW \ 8:30 am 6:00 am 11:60 am 8:16 am Banta Barbara 2:30 pa 1:45 pm and 7:35 pa 8:36 pm Ventura • 8:20 pa 7:80 pm (*Not Ventura) 11:46 pin "8:16 am Oxnard, Santa Suaaoa. * 8:30 ana 2:35 pm Moorpark. * 11:50 ana 7:30 pm* Semi.. 2:30 pa I CamarUlo * 7:36 pm (•Oxnard only) 11:45 pn Banta Paula via Saugu*. 6:45 !Camartllo * 11:60 pa (•Oxnard only) 11:45 pa Santa Paula via Saugua. Camuloa, Plru. Fillmore, -1:5- v 1:45 pm Satlcoy, Montalvo, Carpln- 7:36 sm . j terla, Bummerland 8:16 am " Nordboft 2:86 pa 1:35 pm| I 7:38 pa 7:45 amj • 6:30 am 8:66 am] Pomona - * 7:16 am 12:01 pm Coitoa 7:18 ana 3:00 pm] Riverside Redland* and 9:36 ana 4,-08 pml Ban Bernardlao 11:88 ana t5O pm ('Not Riverside, Redland. 1:30 pa 6:16 pml* or San Bernardino) 1:28 pa J .7:10 pa 8:66 ami Covlna 11:35 ana 6:45 pm| I 7:10 pa 7:45 ami Chlno 9:36 am 4:00 pm| 5:25 pa Santa Ana, Anaheim. Downey and Norwalk 8:80 aaa 2:16 pm a*. Ana, Anaheim. Downey! 8:00 pa and Norwalk I 8:88 aa I 2:18 pa a* Buena Park, Weat a»l 8:00 pa Anaheim. West Orange I 4:68 pa ('Downey only) | '. 8:86 amj Newport Beach I 4:50 pm ' 8:65 am|a Log Alamitos a 4:50 pm 5 9:45 ami Brawley. Imperial. 6:30 am i 7:00 pm[ El Centro, Calexlco -:55 pm 8:06 ami San Pedro-Compton * 11:46 am ; 3.30 pm|* .'Via Long Beach) 6:86 pm 9:05 am Long Beach-Compton 111:46 am ' -T3--pm| ('Via San Pedro) | 6:36 pm -:.5 am| Santa Catalina Island i 6:35 pm 6:45 ami 7:06 am 7:60 am Fernanda * 8:40 an 1:45 pm 11:60 aa 6:00 pm ('Motor) 7:35 pa 6:30 pm 8:00 pa 6:30 am a Chatsworth Park. (See a 8:46 pa note). (Note— and from _ I River station only.) All train, dally except those marked a. fol lows: "a" Sundays excepted: "b" Sunday. only. | i SANTA F__ . ___ I I _____[ Eastern—California Limited, ■MO am dally, Chicago via Denver 8:0* pan and Kanaaa City Overland Express Dally ———— 1:00 pm Chicago via Denver and 8:80 aa Kansas City * Eastern Express ' 1:80 am Chicago via Denver and 7:08 aa Kansas City " Tourist Flyers-Dally "" 1:00 am Chicago via Denver and 6:88 aa Kanaaa City ' ' Kite Shaped—Going via I 1:80 am Pasadena. Return via 6:30 pq Santa Ana canyon 7:35 am 110:00 ana 8:30 am Rediand. via Paaadena I*o pa 8:00 pm 6:40 pa 4:80 pm 7:40 pa 7:80 am Redland* via Orang* 10:36 ana 80:66 am 6:30 pa . — i ' I j : oo pm 7:88 am Rlvereldo via Paaadena j 6:40 pa "7:80 ami ~~ ["7:06 pa 88:66 am Riverside via Orange 10:85 aa 6:06 pm ___________________ 6:30 pro 7:80 am """~"~~— —————- 7:06 am 10:55 am Corona via Orang* 10:36 am 8:06 pm 6:80 pa 7:30 ami " " 7:06 am 10:66 am San Bernardino vis Orai__» 10.86 an 6:06 pm 6:10 pm '7:65 ami I 8:80 am 6:30 am 10:00 aa 10:00 am Ban Bernardino via I****- 4:00 pa 8:00 pm dena 6:40 pa 4:80 pm 6:00 pa 6:46 pm 8:00 pm 7:40 pa 8:55 am 6:66 am 8:16 pm - Santa An* 8:26 am 6:06 pm 1:00 pm 11:65 pm I 6:15 pm "7:30 am " 6:56 am 8:66 am 7:06 am 10:55 am Fullerton, Anaheim. 8:26 am | 2:16 pm Orange 10:35 am I 6:06 pm 1:00 pm I 11:56 pm | 6:80 pm 7:35 am Ban Jacinto, Elslnore, He- 10:38 am I 10:65 am met and Murletta 6:30 pm 10:26 amj ' Redondo . 4:20 pin 2:15 pm -.-conditio I 1:00 pm I 8:55 am Fallbrook I 6:15 pva 6:66 am San Diego and j 6:66 am 8:16 pm Coronado Beach I IKK) put 11:66 pm Burt Line I 6:13 pa : T:80 am Randsburg [ 7:05 •«> IsMpcn Searchlight and Chloride |7 M ci* SM a_n Beatty, Rhyollte, Ooldfla-1 J %■*. «_* ' I and Touo_M_k 1 SALT LAKE ROUTE . t All train, dally except a* noted. . Sunday only, w Week day, only. Leave | Flrat Street Station , ~| Arrive .10.00 ami Los Angele. Limited 4:30 pm 8:00 pm , Overland Express 8:00 am Chicago, St. Louis. St. Paul, Omaha, Kansas City. Den ver and Salt Lake. I r 15 am "~ San Bernardino, 8:00 am" 1: am Colton, 8:36 am 3:40 pm Riverside, • 10:41 am 1:25 pm 6:24 pm Ontario and 6:15 pm 8:0 pm Pomona | 7:10 pm 6:45 am ~ 8:10 am 8:10 am a 9:03 am 8:30 am Long Beach 10:60 am 10:50 am . and 3:15 pm 1:30 pm 3 Ban Pedro 6:05 pm . > pm 6:10 pm 6:20 pm ' w 6:50 pm ■ 7.50 pm . 6:60 pm 8:60 am ' w 10:50 am 1:30 pm w Santa Catalina Island w 6:50 pm -*", . 9:60 pm i 1-M pm] Searchlight." 001df1.14 "1 l-Ov *• 11