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I THEJVEATHER ~~\
___\ LOS ANGELES, Sept. 18, 1910. ,
Tlme.|»arom r.lHnmj WJndjVls |W»*th«r.
68. m.| 29.88 | 80 | 84 | NE 1 3 |"Clear
sp. m.j 29.85 j 75 j 62 j BW I « I Clear
Maximum temperature, B*.
Minimum temperature, 56.
' ._» J • FORECAST
For Southern California—Fair Monday, light
north wind, changing to south. v
For San Francisco and vicinity—Fair Mon
day, with fog; brisk weat wind.
For Santa Clara valley—Fair Monday; over
cast In the morning; brisk north wind.
For Sacramento valley-Fair Monday, light
north wind. _
For San Joaquin valley-Fair Monday, light
west wind. __^_^________— ____i
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DIED
LONGLEY—On September 16. 1910. In this
cty, Alice Sumner Greene, beloved wife
of A S. Longley and mother of Mrs. H.
B. Padelford and Snow Longley. Funeral
services from the family home, 115 N.
; Carondolet St., today at 2 p. m. ■*•*»'>•
j Invited. ; r/.*; 1
ANSLEY—At Rlos, Aria., September 17,
V 1910, Thomas Scott Ansley. formerly of
Mineral Point. , Wis., aged ». J"™'
Funeral from the chapel of Robert L
Garrett & Co.. 1237 S. Flower St.. Tues
day. September 20. at 2 p. m. Friends
Invited. Interment Rosedale. J 9-18-1
HANSON—In this city. September 17, 1010.
Carl L.. husband of Mrs. Fern Hanson.
Remains at the chapel of Orr & Edwards
company. Funeral Monday, September 19.
at 10:30 a. m. Interment. at Evergreen
cemetery. 9-19-1
MAY—Christian May died September 18,
age 87. Funeral will he held at 640 Carle
ton way, Hollywood, Tuesday afternoon at
2 o'clock. ; '; 9-10-1
McKINNON —A. W. McKlnnon died Septem
ber 16. Will be buried September 19 at
10 a. m. in Evergreen cemetery. 9-19-1
BULLOCKH. M. Bullock died September
18. Will be burled September 19 at. 11
a. m. ln Evergreen cemetery. 9-19-1
LYONS H. S. Lyons died September 17.
Will be burled September 19 at 4 p. m.
In Evergreen cemetery. 9-19-1
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FUNERAL NOTICES
■ I. O. O. F. FUNERAL NOTICE .
The officers and members of Golden Rule
lodge No. 160. and all visiting brothers are
requested to attend the funeral of our late
brother. Past Grand Phil Royar. from the
parlors of Booth & Boylson. 1147 8. Flower
at.. Monday, September 19, at 2 p. m.
Members will go direct to the parlors.
OUT D. WIGGINS, N. O.
Attest: ' ....
W. P. SCHLOSSER. H. S. 9-18-2
CEMETERIES
ROSEDALECEMETERY
An 'endowed memorial park, noted tor Its
natural beauty; endowment fund for per
petual care, over (250,000; modern receiving
vault, chapel, crematory and columbarium;
accessible. City office, suit* 802-306 EX
CHANGE BLDG., . northeast corner Third
•nd Hill ats. Phones — 909; A 3620
Cemetery office. 1831 W. Washington st
Phones 72868; West 80. 3-3-13 mo
HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY
Rolling lawns, trees, shrubbery and beauti
ful lakes.
MODERN IN EVERY RESPECT
Situated In the most beautiful • section ot
Southern California, the Ideal location. Just
Inside Los Angeles city limits. . , -
Melross and Colegrove car lines to grounds.
A CEMETERY THAT IS SELECT
AIISL 208 Laughlln Bldg. Main ML .
Cemetery phones SBO3S: Hollywood s*t.
EVERGREEN CEMETERY
Tbe Los Angeles Cemetery association, Boyle
Heights, near city limits. . Operated under
perpetual charter from Los Angeles city,
Modern chapel and crematory.
Offloe, 330 Bradbury Building.
Phones—Main 6521 A 5488.
Cemetery—Home D 1083; Boyle 9.
. ■ . , . . 8-5-lim
TYPEWRITERS
XLL"iiAK.KB Uiiß UILT "f^BwiulCKJli
Prices lowest In the olty. - -
Regular 33 rental machines reduced te 33.M
month, or threo months for (a.
LOS ANGELES TYPEWRITER EXCHANOB
Branch
■ AMERICAN mUTINQ MACHINB CO..
ASSI3. 138 ,". Broadway. Main 3961.
UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER, LATE MODEL
No, 3, big bargain If you come Monday.
Room 11, 244'j. S. BROADWAY. 9-18-3
LADIES' TAILORS
YOU WELL KNOV THERE IS A DIFFER
ence In tailors. •We are TAILORS. Batls
fact'in guaranteed; reasonable prices; very
latest styles. 1 -
S. ROSENBURG, Ladies' Tailor
417-416 Bumiller bldg. 9-l-6mo
THE PARK-BERGER CO. ARE LADIES'
tailors in the full sense of Ow term. 512 8.
BROADWAY, Forve-Pettlbone bldg. 9-l-6mo
8. ZINKO. THE LADIES' TAILOR. OPERA
coats, riding habits, e'.z. 465 S. Bdwy,, R. 1-3.
.•■ . 9-l-6mo
v THE PARISIAN CO.
Ladles' , Tailoring
PEDICINI, 307 8. Broadway. A3BlB. 9-1-tf
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I'm awful sorry fer them folks ez was washed out by the sea ■
at Long Beach the other day, but It looks to me as lf they wus V
„ v.. a-flyln" ln the face o' Providence to build so close to the water. I
''.-' always minded the story o' the man that built . his house on the, .;
sands an' o' '.he other one that set his on a rock, an' the story
ain't never left me. ..Seems to me that walkln' distance ls close , ,
'".' enough to the sea to build a house. Goodness knows, we some-.
•*' •times ain't safe then, fer even In town an autymoblle er a street
. car ls liable to fly the track an' come a buttln' into a body's front
room an' mess up the furniture. '. I've also been a-thinkln' that .""
' '■■. people ain't got no right to go stlckln' their shacks down on the
water's edge an'take away the sea view. I've also noticed that
* Lruler Beach'U do well to put a muzzle on some o' them smells
.", that comes frum a too fitee use o' garlic in the < ookln' o' "all hots"
an" Coney Island • sandwiches. You can hardly stir folks up un- , l\
,'.,'''• less you use the newspapers, an' s when Fuller wants to 'do an \
extra stroke o' business he goes ln big on advertlsln' an' generally • -'•
comes out o' t the big end o' the horn. Fuller says, "Toot yer ba- •
. zoo an' the people'U set up an' take. notice — still : an' f ' they'll
pay no attention to you." '• Herald . advertlsln' is a good j invest- y,*
.". .'. ment every day in the week, i S^S_j^_W^A^^_*ljl^&!fl^T": .''
in i . I
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BRANCH OFFICES
LONG BEACH
Ocean and Pine streeta, y
ocean"park
.. 144 Pier avenue.
PASADENA .
80 W. Colorado St.
SAN BERNARDINO
488 Court street. .
SANTA* ANA
816 V SvcsmoTe St.
FOR RENT
' ROOMS— FURNISHED
Hotel .Seville
733-784 S. FLOWER ST.
One of the finest family hotels ln the city.
Newly furnished throughout; steam heat,
hot and cold water; electrlo lights; European
plan. Only a short walk from Broadway.
Phones Main 6618; F6538. . 8-1-tf
The St. Regis '
Housekeeping apartments, 337 B. Flower st.
Main 2280; A 7336. Near business center; at
tractive building, 000 l porches, room phones.
clean, nicely furnished apartments, 813.50
to 125. Single rooms 82.50, 34 weekly) »8.»0
to 815 monthly. No children . 9;4*lm
HADDON HALL HOTEL
J»ott Spring st. Large, clean, well furnished
rooms; rates by week, 32 to 34i month, 37
to 315; day, SOc, 76c. 31. 8-18-7
HOUSES—FURNISHED
FIVE-ROOM COTtAOE WITH BATH, NEAT-
Iy furnished; piano; 325 a month. 1633 REID
ST. Ph^ne, West 4397. 3-17-8
UNFURNISHED
FOR FOUR-ROOM COTTAGE, WITH
bath; close In; »1L CONWAY, 507 Grant
bldg. 9-18-3
Poultry ranches . •
if you want to lease a good chick
en ranch, call at 2355 Allesandro St., city;
take Edcndale car to city limits; first house
ahead to left. . H. H. JEPSON.. 9-18-3
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DENTISTS *'
Dr. Bachraann, 205-208 Majestlo Theater
Hldg., 846 8. Bdway. FS6BI( Main 3816.
7-1-tt
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HERALD Counter Man. ■ t-4-sun-tf
LOS ANGELES HERALD: MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 19, 1910.
WANTED
HELP—HALS
WANTED-A LIVE, ENEROETIC YOUNG
STER OF 16 TO QUALIFY FOR GOOD
POSITION. PLENTY OF CHANCE FOR
RIGHT YOUNG MAN. APPLY TO THOM
AS. CIRCULATION DEPT., HERALD.
• .
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WANTED-MEN QUICK TO LEARN A
trade In months Instei I of years; no expense
for instruction:- automobiles, electricity,
plumbing, bricklaying; actual contract work:
300 students last year. Catalogue free.
UNITED TRADE SCHOOL CONTRACTING
CO., 658 Pacific ElectrlJ bldg. 8-1-tf
TWENTY YOUNG MEN OR BOYS WITH
wheels; good wages and chance for advance
ment. Apply at once, 608 S. Spring st.
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO. 9-17-7
WANTED—SWIFT, ENERGETIC YOUNG
man of 16. Good chances for better po
sition to right kind. Apply BUSINESS
MANAGER, Herald Office, at once. 9-19-1
WANTED-MAN WITH STEADY HORSE
and commodious carriage to carry children
to and from school ln the morning and at
. noon. Aflpiy at once, WEST 6844. 9-18-3
WANTED— BOY TO CARRY HERALD
route In Westlake district. Apply to
CHAPIN, Herald Office, after 5 p. m.
WANTED-* INTELLIGENT, HONEST MEN.
Apply to J. D. LOGAN, Herald oyce^9-16-l{
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. . HELP—MALE
AN ADVANCED MUSICIAN OR MUSIC
teacher who ls ambitious to study further,
and would like to do light work one day
each week to pay for normal instruction,
may learn of such a chance by giving ad
dress In full and stating what musical
work has been done before. Address BOX
839, HERALD. 9-19-1
WANTED— FOR HOME EMPLOY
ment; copy designs and make novelties;
good pay for'neat workers. Call and see
' us.- WOMAN'S NATIONAL ART EX
CHANGE. 219 N. Broadway. 9-18-3
WANTED— LADIES. ' BEAUTY CULTURE,
pays big: learn right, salary guaranteed.
"FLORENTINE," the world's largest, 217
Mercantlle place, corner Broadway. 8-3-tf
HELF—MALE OB FEMALB
WANTED-MEN AND WOMEN TO LEARN
the barber trade; guaranteed In eight weeks.
Catalogue tree. Mohler Barber College,'l33
E. Second st. ; ■ 9-14-tf
SITUATIONS—MALE' .
WANTED—MIDDLE-AGED, INDUSTRIOUS
American, with Al references, wishes posi
tion on small ranch or home place; have had
- experience in all around ranching; am tem
perate and painstaking; if you want a reli
able man who will POSITIVELY look at all
times to your Interest, drop me a line, fully
explaining situation; city or country; good
home chief object. Address BOX 39, Herald.
YOUNG MAN, TWENTY-THREE YEARS
old, desire- to com* west; is now assistant
cashier of a national bank in Mississippi;
has held -present position nearly four years;
has good health and Is willing to work hard;
can furnish best of references; ls not broke
or out of a Job; country locality with chances
of advancement preferred. Address BOX 377,
Herald. "-14-6
WANTED—A POSITION BY A COMPETENT
bookkeeper, age 25, married, and citizen of
Los Angeles, local references, not transient;
position must have future; will start at
small salary; college education along with
commercial education; will be glad to call on
you Write card. 3411 McKINLEY AYE.
H. R. '' -»-10
WANTED— COMPETENT BOOKKBEI'
er, a good position that has future. City
reference. Married and 2& years of age.
Have been shipping clerk and office man.
Position with future not turned down.
Write H. H., 8411 McKinley aye., city.
9-18-10
BETHLEHEM FREB EMPLOYMENT
agency. 110 vlgnes street. Main 8736;
Home A 4884. Men for housecleanlng, yard
work and general labor. 8-24-tf
HONEST 1 YOUNO MAN WANTS POSITION
as cook In private family. Address C.
RIFFERG. box 3, Herald. 0-8-15
J'jji SITUATIONS — - ; . '
A WIDOW WITH LITTLE AOBD 4*
years would like position Immediately to take
care of children Under school age; no ob
jection to the country. Address BOX 137,
Herald. \'___\
YOUNO LADY WITH A-l OIL LINE Ex
perience wants position as stenographer, blu
er or price work. Can give reference. Fhoae
EAST 514. *___*
YOUNG LADY EXPERIENCED IN ALL
lines stenography, wants temporary posi
tion; also rapid biller. Phone EAST 514.
~ 8-11-18
FIRST CLASS CLEANER WISHES CLEAN-
Ing by the day. Phone MAIN 7169. MISS
ELIZABETH. , »-»"»
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WANTED— PURCHASE STOCK
WANTED— - .
Stock In the Los Angeles Investment com
pany; 1 any amount up to 340,000; will pay
within 5 per cent of th* company's selling
price. G. F.. car* Globe Savings Bank.
6-11-tf
TO PURCHASE—MISCELLANEOUS
LIST YOUR BUSINESS OPPORTyNITIES
with us for quick sale.
WILSON & FOX, 728 Story Bldg.
Main 7775, F3350. 9-18-6
WANTED—CASH PAID FOR FEATHER
beds 758 SAN PEDRO ST. Phones Main
1106: FBO4l. ' 13-17-tt
' MISCELLANEOUS '__
QUOTATIONS ON SUFFICIENT
two-year-old Malaga, Muscat and Tokay
Wrape vines to set out three hundred acres,
' delivered at Fort Stockton, Tex. FORT
STOCKTON IRRIGATED VINEYARDS CO.,
Hamlin. Tex. J 9-16-0'
PATENTS—PATENT ATTORNEYB
PIONEER PATENT AGENCY, HAZARD A
STRAUSE. ESTABLISHED 33 YEARS.
. American and foreign patents secured and
■ trademarks registered. PATENT ■ LITI
GATION. 639 Cltlxens National Bank
Building, Third and Main. Home A 1483;
Main 2532. PATENT BOOK FREE.
:-. >•.■:■.■- ■ -.■>•- »-3-tf
}. S. ZERBE, SOLICITOR. UNITED STATES
. and foreign patents; 40 years' experience.
522-3 BtlmsoTi bldg-, Third and Main. I Phone
A 5344. . ' . ■• ■ 8-4-lmo
:''■'•' ]■' ; BANITARIUM3 ; ;
. - TMTwBMA^^HOSPITQLIf™
Exclusively . for women and children. Best
equipped and homelike hospital In the city
' for confinement cases. Terms to suit. 1243
South Flower. F4134. , 3-13-tf
CESSPOOLS
IMPERIAIT^ESSPOoTr^YijMPrNG CO^
We.tak*. out largest load. West 6896;
22040. 3-10-tf
CHURCH NOTICES
1 . NIEL HALL. 327 B. MAIN-NOON PRAY,
er meeting, dally; gospel meeting every
night. •■■ ■. . »-l-tf
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A3 TIME AD FOR THE PRICE OF 2. OR
' 7 insertions for the price ot 5. Ask the
; HERALD Counter Matt, v- , 9-4-aun-tf
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FOR SALE 7
HOUSES (
FOR SALE—HOUSES
3-room, lot 70x136 »1200
8-room modern. 86th, near Main fBBOO
6-room modern, 61st, near Moneta... .82000 }
5-room modern, 62d, near Moneta . ...f 3.100.
9-room modern, 24th, near La Salle. .$4OOO .
8-room modern. 35th, near Vermont. .$3OOO
8-room, new, Hillside avenue f?100/
All bargains. For particulars see
, ERIKSON & CO.
105 W. Sixth St.. ground floor.
F2314..'-/ Broadway 8183.
9-14-tf
EASY WAY TO MAKE $1000
If you can pay $2000 cash and assume a
mortgage of $1500, you can get a .beautiful
modern, new bungalow, worth $4500, for $3500;
6 rooms, cobble front and cement floor on
porch; beam ceilings, oak floors, bookcases
,and seats built In; sleeping porch room some,
thing new and very fine; elegant fixtures;
large fine lot, with fruit trees; on magnifi
cent boulevard. Something extra choice In a
fine home and a great bargain. Save JlOOO
and do not miss to see this. T. WIESEN-
D..INQER, 207 8. Broadway, room 311. Main
2043, A 2043. 9-17-St
FOR SALE—IN SOUTHWEST. 6-ROOM
cottage, living room, dining room, kitchen,
screen porch, three bedrooms and bath,
lawn front and rear, fruit trees and flow
ers East front, one block from 6 cent
car fare, 20 minutes to center of city.
■ Worth considerable mere than asked.
Price $1050, $3tft> cash, . balance monthly
payments. See OWNER. 91$ W. Fiftieth
st. Phone So. 6144. „■,. 9-18-3
r7)BWSOn7ai.b"aum realty invest
i,u iii Co.— buy, sell and exchange every
where. We accept . payments $10. Speedy
transactions. 203 Frost bldg. Phones, Home
A 4839. Sunset 3802. 9-11-tf
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HOUSES—FURNISHED
FOR SALE-MY BEAUTIFUL, MODERN,
furnished five-room bungalow, house and fur
nishings In first-class condition; lot 81x136 ft.;
good barn, nice lawn and beautiful flowers,
orange, lemon, peach and walnut. trees;
property located H mile south of Slauson aye.
on Long Beach line, 1705 Merrill aye. Will
make the price right if taken at once.
. F. A. BUELOW •
349 Wilcox Bldg.
Main 6613, A 9329. >'18t
COUNTRY PROPERTY |
"*~' "$2725 PER ACRE"
640 ACRES
Half Cash, Balance at Your Convenience.
Agrlcultu- ! land in Riverside county com
ing under the big Colorado river Irrigation
projeot yo.. read so much about. Abundant
pumping water under 30 feet. This ls the
best cheap land In California. Will grow
oranges for the Christmas trade, alfalfa,
sugar beets, grain, "cotton," dates, olives,
fruits and vegetables of all sorts. Level val
ley land, deep soil, no alkali or hardpan;
good K. R. facilities. Total cost for "deed"
$2.26 per acre. Worth $35 per acre now, and
will sell for $60 per acre Inside of a year.
Fortunes Till be made from this land either
by cultivating or holding It. No residence
or work required. Buy'lt now. Title per
fect. Will, sell half.
CALIFORNIA LAND CO.
641-2 San Fernando Bldg. 9-19-8
- FLORIDA-
Land. $30 an acre. The best Investment
Ist the world. We are below the freese,
Ideal health conditions, perfect climate,
growing all the citrus fruits and many of
the semi-tropical fruits; marketing facil
ities at our door; freight rates two-thirds
lower to New York city than from Cali
fornia. Land advances to $30 an acre
November 1. Lectures every day at 11 a.
m., 4 and 7:80 p. m. (except Wednesday
evening). Come and see us. FLORIDA
LANDS COMPANY, 648 8. Spring St.
i 9-19-4
? 1 22,000 ACMES'■'-.'• :
$25 PER ACRE
Elegant farming and pasture land, beau
tifully located In Santa Barbara county;
oil rights go with this proven land; town
lots, warehouse and hotel included In this
property. Biggest snap In California. Call
or address CHRISTIANSEN A STAIR.
' 803 Stimson Bldg. Phone F2107. 9-11-tf
GOVERNMENT LANDS
RELINQUISHMENT — OF THE VERY
best units In Yuma reservation. 46 acres,
government water right, level and easily
cleared. Close to U. S.-farm and .town.
$400. Will consider some good trade lf
taken before noon September 25. - Address
OWNER, Box 38. Herald' Office. 9-18-3
WANTED — SCRIP FOR CALIFORNIA
land; will pay highest cash price. Address
BOX 118, Herald. . 6-18-8
BUSINESS PROPERTY
, i
FOR RESTAURANT, SAWTOLLE;
doing good business' cheap; snap. 233
FOURTH ST. . • 9-13-7t
AUTOMOBILES . .
AN AUTOMOBILE BARGAIN
A Pierce Racine j torpedo body
1911 model,': purchased 30 . days
ago for $2300, fully equipped; in
perfect order. Will sell at a big
discount, as owner is going east
and does not care to take ma
chine. Call Paul Rowan. '
R. ROWAN & CO.
200 H. W. Hellman Building.
_j 9-19-1.
STOCKS AND BONDS
WE OFFER 6 PER CENT, . TEN-YEAR,
guaranteed gold debenture bonds ln denom
inations of $100, $600 and $1000; Interest pay
able January and July at First National
bank of Los Angeles; not taxable; price, par
and accrued Interest. Full Information fur
nished on request.
THB EMPIRE SECURITIES CO.,
Suite 502 Union Trust Bldg.
.-. • ; 9-13-lmo
OIL MINING AND INDUSTRIAL COM
pantes. Take notice: Guarantee your
j stocks If you want them to sell. Protect
your Investor and he will buy. Full par
ticulars forwarded on request. GRANITE
SECURITIES CO., 518 Bradbury Bldg.
■-■ ■ ■ - 9-2-tf
- - FURNITURE
SEPARATE LOCKED IRON ROOMS. $3.00
per month. Trunks, boxes, etc., 250 to
60e. Phone for our large van when you
move. $1.25 per hour.
. COLYEAR WAREHOUSE CO. .
415-17-19 San Pedro St. Main office 605
-11 8. Main st. Phona Main 1117; F3171.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
■';;. 7. BIG PIANO BARGAIN .
$600 ■ Instrument for $150. Conover, walnut
case; fine condition; full octave: easy terms.
Must be sold,
. 1314 ORANGE ST.
Phone, 52540. »-18-tf
BEACH PROPERTY
FOR SALE-CORNER LOT, 106X160; HIGH,
sightly location Redondo Villa tract, $200
cash for quick sale.
| Corner Estrella, near 63d St., $800. $300 cash,
balance $10 per month. This lot ls worth
$1290. For particulars see ...
ERIKSON & CO. ,;
105 W. Sixth St., Ground Floor. F2374.
.■.-•.■.■ -i - I _. 9-17-3
HOTELS AND LODGING HOUSES • _■
FOR SALE-ROOMINO ' HOUSE; li ROOMS,
, With lease. 227 N. BROADWAY. 9-18-3
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FOR SALE
m
LIVE STOCK
FOR SALE— LLEWELLYN SET
ter dogs. 4 months old. from field brok
en stock. F. H. TAYLOR. 818 West 80th
street. »-»•"
. PIANOS X
A. Q. GARDNER. 118 WINSTON ST. Pl
■nos sold, rented, tuned; very low rates.
l-13-tt
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MISCELLANEOUS
$17.50 for 5 and 5 1-2 foot enam
eled bath tub, worth. $20 to $25.
$8.00 for $12.50 enameled laun
dry tubs.
$2.50 for enameled sink.
Other plumbing goods cheap for cash to
any one. "
NEWELL BROS.
318 W. First St. 9-8-tf
CASH REGISTER BARGAINS
WELL, I SHOULD SAY SO. SMALL SIZE
new register, $25; full also second-hand,
fine working, for $10; small size, dandy,
$17.50; full else total adder, cost now $175,
perfect. $26. Call and see the CUT PRICE
INDEPENDENT CASH REGISTER .OF
FICE. .
' • J. R. WALLER
613 S. Spring St. 9-19-1
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FOR FIRE-PROOF SAFB CHEAP.
ANDERSON 218 N. Main st «-13-tf
FOR EXCHANGE
REAL ESTATE S
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA FOR EXCHANGE
FIRST PAYMENT OF $700
in 610 acr*3 of lani ln the most fertile valley
ln Riverside county. Will grow alfalfa, or
anges, cotton or anything grown In Califor
nia. Will take property. Improved or unim
proved, in or around Los Angeles at equal
value for above first payment; other half
payable at your convenience. Here 1b your
chanco. Act quickly.
CALIFORNIA LAND CO.
641-2 San Fernando Bldg. 9-18-2
EXCHAIsaE~FOR~ LOS ANGELES . IM
proved for San Diego vacant, or small Im
proved ranch. Phono WEST 838 after 5. 9-18-3
FOR EXCHANGE— CAN EXCHANGE
your property, no matter where located.
SJ.ACK ft CO.. 418-20 Grant bids. 8-31-lmo
. BPECIAL NOTICES
YOUiirEYES
This Is your opportunity to have your eyes
examined by a well known specialist. To
those presenting this notice at 328 Seourlty
Building, Dr. Dickson extends the courtesy
of free examination and consultation. This
will not obligate you to buy glasses. , .
... , RELIABLE OPTICAL CO.,
823-829 Security Building.
FIFTH AND SPRING, THIRD FLOOR.
7-28-tf
MR. B. TOUR MOTHER WANTS TO
■se you. . „ 9-8-tf
MILLS ECZEMA REMEDY, INSTANT RE.
lief and speedy cure. Sample treatment
free. 331 COPP BLDG. 9-7-14t
WANTED— LADIES' AND CfENTLEMBN'S
clothing. Positively highest prices paid.
MAIN 8597; F5988. 6-3»-12mo
CLOSING OUT 2500 GALLONS OF CAR
rara paint, $1.50 per gallon. SHEEHAN'S.
900 8. Broadway. 6-15-tf
WANTED—A FEW PUPILS FOR PIANO
lessons at their homes, by Bessie Carlyon,
1334 Kellam aye. . ' 3-18-3
- PHYSICIANS
DOCTOR.! SHORES AND SHORES ARE
strictly reliable expert medical specialists In
the cure of deafness, catarrh and all manner
of chronic nervous and blood diseases of men,
women and children. 17 years of continuous
success, with a record of over 100,000 treated,
MAKE NO MISTAKE. Their new offices In
the HE:inE BLDG., Third and Spring sts.,
have every modern equipment. Take elevator
or easy stairs to ROOMS 232 to 225, and con
sult DOCTORS SHORES FREE. Terms for
treatment low and uniform, $3 A MONTH for
all catarrh, chronlo diseases; medicines free.
Hours, 9 to 6, evenings, 7 to 8; Sundays, 10
to 13. All examination free this week.
9-17-tf
DR. HICKOK
SPECIALIST IN PAINLESS CONFINE
MENT AND DISEASES OF WOMEN.
MATERNITY HOME AND ADOPTION
IF DESIRED. FREE CONSULTATION
AND EXAMINATION. MODERATE
CHARGES; TERMS TO SUIT.
883 W. SIXTH STREET, SUITE 107.
8-3-tf
DR. AND MRS. WELLS.
BPECIALIbTS IN DISEASES OF WOMEN
Dr. Wells' Improved antiseptic methods
POSITIVELY GUARANTEED
' ln all diseases and Irregularities of wo
men. Consultation free and confidential.
. 702 S. SPRING ST., room 206. 8-80- Una
DR. CROCKER,
SPECIALIST FOR WOMEN.
—TREATMENT—
Majestic Theater Bldg.
CONSULT FREE.
12-25-12 mo
WOMAN'S HOSPITAL
Obstotrles. surgical and medical cases. Terms
reasonable. 1246 8. Flower. F4134. 8-13-tf
DR TAYLOR. 817 S. MAIN ST. DlS
aaaaa of women. -f^ 3-9-tf
Dr. C. C. Logan. Oculist. 602 Grant Bldg.
* • 8-19-tf
BATHS
~~ NELLIE PRICE,
Magnetic Healer
For Rheumatism and Nervousness
' And Stomach Trouble
'655 S. OLIVE. ROOMS 6-7.
Phone F6066.
9-7-tf
119V4 8. SPRINO. SUITB 8-CHIROPODY,
electricity, massage, vapor and shower baths.
, ■ . 6-1
MASSAGE. BATHS, CHIROPODY. EXPERT
assistants. JEAN LUNN. 630 8. Bway. 2-17-tf
BATHS AND ELECTRIC TREATMENT. 218
BROADWAY. ROOM 220 7-90-tf
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR BUSI
NESS OPENINGS OK ALL KINDS.
IF YOU ARE LOOKING
for a business of any kind, come In and
see us; we watch your interests and guar
antee clear title. . ' . '
IF YOU WANT TO SELL
and your business will stand Investigation,
see us and we will quickly find you a
buyer.
LOLY & CO.
Room 3, Times Branch Office. 531 8.
■ ■■ - - Spring. 9-19-1
WHEELED VEHICLES
AUTOMOBILES
191) CADILLAC. $1160.
1910 new Brush runabout, $600,
JOSEPH BELL, Iris Apartments, 1220 S.
Olive st. ' 9-18-3t
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
SPECIAL INVESTIGATIONS—PERSONAL
Injury claims specialty; estates settled. J,
• XW. - MACY. 538 Douglas bldg. Phones;
A 8533. Main 8633. tf
' ASSAYING
JOHN HERMAN, 332H 8. Main. Not satis
faction, but accuracy guaranteed. 12-32-tt
SCHOOL" AND COLLEGES {
, ..
Summer School
Coli^eok OF Fine Arts, U. S, C
All branches fine and applied arts. Catalog on request.
W. L. JUDSON, Dean.
Ivs is. *%«%». .f. a aa—..\l I'asadena, C.l.— l'ol>te«hnlc high school-
DfirtD APAntMY 11"" »hop equipment—New dormitory. Term
innuur AUMUCIfI I '"•«|n» September **• Bnd for catalogue.
■■■"■ ■ ■ f
CUMNOCK SCHOOL
Boarding and Day School for Girls.
Seventeenth Year Opens September 2tlth.
ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT
College preparatory and general courses.
Mimic, Art, Gymnasium, Athletic Field,
Outdoor Study, Horseback Riding.
JUNIOR SCHOOL
Fbr girls under fourteen.
KINDERGARTEN
For boys and girls, four to six.
EXPRESSION DEPT.
Professional and general culture courses,
embracing Elocution. English, Dramatics.
Voice Training and Physical Training.
Oraduatts ln demand as readers and teach
ers.
PHYSICAL TRAINING
NORMAL COURSE
For training teachers'* and playground
• -orkers
SPECIAL COURSES
Arranged In any department.
Send f-r catalogue of course desired,
MRS. MERRILL MOORE GRIGG, Director.
1600 South Figucroa Street. 9-11-tf
UUUJUBIII I ■i'l
Business College. Northeast corner Eighth
and Hill streets. F6700| Main Sil.
BEND FOR FULL INFORMATION.
German, English
Shorthand
By experienced teacher. Terms moderate.
730 W. 31st st. Phone South 4436.
»th Floor, Hamburger Bldg., Los Angeles,
i mon-tu-thur-sat-tf
BOYNTON NORMAL PREPARES DEOEM
ber «ounty examinations; grammar cer
tificate; enter now. 535 BTIMSON BLK.
Broadway 1919; AlB4O. i-l-lt
LOS ANGELES BUSINESS COLLEGE. 413
W. Fifth St.' E. E. BHRADER. Ph. D.,
president since 1890. »>-"-«
HAVE YOU'SEEN OUR DAY SCHOOL CAT.
• alogue describing bookkeeping and short
hand? Y. M. C. A. °-13-tf
BROWNBBERGER COMMERCIAL COL.
lege. 963-7 W. 7TIL Send for catalogue.
4 . 8-it-tt ■
MONEY TO LOAN
To wage-earners ' and housekeepers, on
personal note; $10 and upward. Do you
owe the landlord or the grocer? Do you
want money for any purpose? You re
pay weekly or monthly. No publicity;
lowest rates.
PARK LOAN a CREDIT CO..
484 80. Broadway. -* Room 1?;
8-28-tf
MONEY TO LOAN
; J.OOO to loan on real estate, city. or eoun.
try. 8 to T per cant, amounts to ; suet.
MOYLR * GILBERT, 802 H. W. Hellmaa
Bldg. Home phone A 8837; Main 6474.
10-8-tf
jj. lEY TO LOAN-SALARIED MEN AND
women accommodated without delay or pub
licity. SOUTHERN, CREDIT CO., 411 O. T.
Johnson Bldg. 3-14-tf
R. W. POINDEXTER, 409 WILCOX BLDG.,
will loan you what you need on real es
tate, stocks and bonds. Building loans a
specialty. : 5-8-tf
PACIFIC SAVINGS BANK. 543 8. SPRING,
a friend In peed. Loans on real estate
and commercial paper without delay.
. . 9-4-tf
MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, FURNI
-ture, pianos and any kind of security; low
rates. JOHNSON, 339 H. W. Hellman bldg.
. 8-18-tf
' ■' *
JU LOAN—SALARIED PEOPLE; NO RED
tape; without security; confidential. WEST
COAST EXCHANGE. 419 Henne Bldg.
10-4-tt
DON'T BORROW MONEY ON SALARY UN
tll you see me. F. A. NEWTON, 708 O. T.
Johnson bldg. 9-1-lmo
TO LOAN— MONEY ON REAL ESTATE
Bee.HURD BROS.. 407 Central bldg.
8-23-lmo
1600 TO $10,000 TO LOAN AT 7 PER CENtT
T. L. O'BRIEN A CO.. Jefferson and Mala.
6-8-tf
BUSINESS PERSONALS
MORPHINE
OPIUM, COCAINE
and all drug habits cured at home by the
mjst remarkable remedy ever discovered.
No hypodermic injections; no pain. A cure
or no pay. Call or write SO. CAL. CHEM
ICAL CO., 20214 "*. Broadway, rooms 205-206,
Los Angeles. 9-10-tf
MRS. MASSON, THE NOTED LONDON
palmist, 323 S. SPRING, over Owl drug
store. U-38-tf
LOST AND FOUND .
LOST-A WATCH WITH FOB AND LOCKET
with monogram "F. B. H." engraved on
locket. Lost somewhere between Main and
Flgueroa and 27th and 30th. Finder please
call up Broadway 3621, or come to Herald
office and get reward. 9-4-tf
A SLIGHT MISTAKE
"It's curious to observe," says a
Maryland man, "the manner in which
many illiterate persons prosper. I
once had business . that i used to take
me at Intervals to a certain place on
the eastern shore. On one occasion I
went into a store there the proprietor
of which could neither read nor write.
While I was there a man came in—
evidently a regular customer.
" 'I owe you some money, don't I?'
he inquired.
"The storekeeper went to the door
and turned it around so that the back
was visible.
" 'Yes,' said he; 'you owe me for a
cheese.'
" 'Cheese!' exclaimed the customer.
'I don't owe you for any cheese!'
"The storekeeper gave another look
at the door.
" 'You're right,' said he. 'Itfs a
grindstone. I .didn't see tho dot in
the middle.' "—Llppincott's.
A BETTER *M*ETAPHOR
Miss Neverstop (seating • herself be
tween two much-engrossed senators)
exclaims—A rose between two thorns!
"Nay, madame," retorts one Irate
old gentleman, "say rather a tongue
sandwich.' —Lift i
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
■
RAILWAY TIME TABLE
SANTA FE
Leave " ' A"t- VJ
" California Limited,
10:00 a dally. Chicago via Denver 6:t«»
snd Kansas City
' I Overland Express— I
8:00p Chicago via Denver and 8:3»a
Kansas' City 1
I Eastern Express—Dally 1
7:30 a Chicago via Denver and 7:084»
Kansas City
1 Tourist Filer—Dally I
i-OOa Chicago via Denver and $:ls«
Kansas City
" i Kite Shaped—Going via j
B'3oa Pasadena. Return via 6:Boj>
Banta Ana Canyon. __—-
7.35 a! Redlands via Pasadena [TTWi
8 -30a Redlands via Pasadena liOOp
-•OOP Redlands via Pasadena l:40p
4:30p Redlands via Pasadena 7:40p
7.30 a Redlands via Orange 110:35.
10:55 a Redlands via Orange 6:30p
—~ Riverside via | l:00p
7.35 a Pasadena *'*?*
- 7 'aoa Riverside I 7:05 a
M : Ita - via 10:36.
6:05p Orange 6:30p
•——— Corona I 7-.08.
10:66 a via IJ™.
5:05p; Orange 6.30P
7Tjo a " ten Bernardino Ittla
10:55 a via l»:3ja
5:06p Orange 6:30p
Tiia ' ' ' ,:,'»
till *•'•••
loiooa amn Bernardino. 4:00p
J'OOp v,» 8:4<,,,
4 : SOp Pasadena 3:00p
6:46p T!*»»
8:00p
"8:66 a ' Banta Ana JslTa
;16p • Banta Ana 3:35 a
6:05p Santa Ana l:00p
H:6sp Banta Ana 0:16p
-.- 3()a ———— —' " 1 6:55 a
j-55a Fullerton. 7:os.
10:55 a Anaheim. J :36a
2:16p Orange 1?"*
ll:s6P__ ' *! ™ »
~l7iHi Ban Jacinto, Elslnore, [TJTijI.
lolssa Hemet and Murletta 6:30p
10:25a| Redondo I 4:20p
' 2:16p Escondldo ITSop
8:65 a Fallbrook, 6: lip
1:65 a Ban Diego and 6:68.
flop Coronado Beach l:00p
11:55p ! Surf Line 6:l»p
7:30 a Randsburg 7:08 a
8:00p Searchlight and Chloride, 7:0841
8:top Beatty. Rhyollte, Goldfield, 8:10 a
1 and Tonopah
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
From Arcade Station, Fifth and Central aye.
Leave| l*"'!*
B:OoaSan Francisco via Coast Line, B:4sa
8:16 a San Luis Obispo. Paso Robles. t:30»
3:3opDel Monte, Monterey, Banta 3:30p
6:15p Crux. San Jose and east. >:*'D
8:00p Xl:ii»
" j San Francisco and Mojave,
«:30p Sacramento, Oakland, via | 7:»»a
8:20 p. Bakersfleld and Fresno _ 3:16 a
7:305! Fresno. I 7:05 a
6:00p Bakerfleld 8:00 a
9:30p and Mojave t:2ol>
Chicago, Kan. City, St. Louis, 7
9;45p Golden State Limited, 6:65p
3:00p The California via 7:16p
Yuma, Benson, El Paso
~| ——New Orleans via I
Yuma, Benson, Maricopa,
13:01p Tucson, El Paso, San An- l:86p
tonlo and Houston
12:01p| Yuma, Tucson, Bensen, t:3oa
8:00p Lordsburg, Demlng, 7:16 a
7:00p ■ El Paso l:30p
■»755 i i : I 3:80 a
8:00 a Banta Barbara, 11:50 a
8:15 a and 3:30p
1:45p Ventura 7:35p
2:35p (•Not Ventura.) • 9:30p
7:30p ll:4ty
"s:lsa Oxnard. Santa Susana, * 8:30 a
tills Meorpark. Sorais, •11:30.
7:30p Camarlllo 2:2 Op
(•Oxnard only.) ' • 7:36p
Santa Paula via Saugus,
6:45 a Camulos, Plru, Fillmore, 11:50 a
1:45p Satlcoy, Montalvo, 7:35p
Carplnterla, Summerland
B:lsa| ! Nordhoft. ' I 2:30p
2:35p Nordhoft 7:35p
7:45a| • 6:30 a
t:6sa Pomona • 7:15 a
12:01p Colton 7:16 a
3:00p Riverside, Redlands and 9:36 a
4:00p San Bernardino, 11:35.
5:60p ('Not Riverside, Redlands ' l:30p
6:15p or San Bernardino) s:3{p
7:10p
8:65al ' Covlna 111:35 a
6:46p Covina 7:I»P
7:45a| Chino ' I 9:3ta
4:00p Chino 6:2tp
"t~66a Banta Ana, Anaheim, Downey 8:30.
11:16 a and Norwalk 2:16P
l:00pa* Buena Park, West a* l:00p
5:10p Anaheim, Weat Orange 4:ttp
. ('Downey only.)
8:55 a! Newport Beach | 4:60p
B:ssa|a Los Alamltos a 4:»0p
9:45aj Brawley, Imperial, I 4:80 a
7:oop| El Centre. Calexloo 6:t6p
9:05 a San Pedro-Compton 'Ill^Sa
3:3 op* (Via Long Beaoh) | 6:86p
—9:05 a • Long Beaoh-Comptoa 111:46 a
3:30p ('Via San Pedre) ____*
9:osa| Santa Catalina Island | 6:35p
6:46 a I 7:tla
7:50 a ' Fernando * 8:40 a
1:45p 11:60 a
6:00p ('Motor) 7:36p
9:30p *:>*p
B:3oa[a Chatsworth Park. al 3:4tp
(See note.)
1 (Note —To and from River I
station only.)
All trains dally except those marked as
follows: "a" Sundays excepted; "b" Sun
days only.
SALT LAKE ROUTE
All trains dally except as noted.
a Sunday only; w Week days only.
Leavel First Street station jArrtv.
— I Los Angeles LimitedAmerl-1 ™
can —Overland Express
10:30s Chicago, St. Louis. St. Paul, 4:80p
] 2:00p Omaha. Kansas City, 2.30p
I 8:00p Denver and Salt Lake • 3:00 a
I ttita] San Bernardino. 8:00 a
I 11:00 a Colton. 8:35 a
{ 2:00p Riverside. 16:41 a
3:40p Ontario j l:3tp
I 6:24p " and 3:30p
s-OOp Pomona 6:15p
7:10p
' 7:55 a I 8:10 a
8:10 a Long Beach 10:15 a
8:60 a 10:60.
l:3ops and $:06p
3:45p Ban Pedro i:10p
6:30p W 6:60p
s 7:60 ps
- s 9:60p
8:50 a Santa Catalina Island ' I 6:liop
»:00p Searchlight. Qold'fleld I »:0«a
STORAGE
»— ".' ' .i.i". .»-,.i.».iii..i ..m..
LARGE PRIVATE, LOCKED. IRON
rooms tor furniture, etc.; $1.60 and $3 per
month. Trunks, boxes, etc.. 25c to 500.;
open vans. $8 per day, or 760 per hour.
We pack and ship household goods every
where at reduced rates. COLYEAR'S
VAN AND STORAOE CO.. offices 608-11
8. Main St. Warehouse 418-17 Ban Pedro
- fit Phones F3171; Main HIT 8-25-tx
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