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CHURCH NOTICES
'.. Immannel ■ Presbyterian
; • Chard. ' •"•!',
Corner Tenth and Flgueroa.
', Rev. Hugh K. Walker, D. D., Pastor.
Service at 11 a. m. and 7:30 i. m. tomor
row. Subjects of pastor's nermons: Morn-
Ing, "The Preacher's Commission—The Mod
urn Moaning of a Singular Story"; evening,
"Sunlight Before Sunrise: The Impressions
of a Little Jonrney Through Japan." All are
cordially Invited. Many free seats. All seats
free after opening prayer. 9-24-1
Temple, Baptist Cburcb
S'aß* AUDITORIUM BEAUTIFUL
Corner Fifth and Olive fits.
. DR. BROUGHER, Pastor.
11 a. m.— "Jesus as a Business Man."
7:30 p. m.— "Joy Hides; or the Pace That
Kills."
Special music at both services.
i EVERYBODY WELCOME 9-24-1
First Congregational • i
■■.Cburcb
Hope street, near Ninth. „ i
Rev. Wm. Horace Day, D. D., Pastor.
11 a. Morning service In the chapel.
No evening service at 7:45.
Next i Sunday, October 2, regular services
will be resumed In the renovated auditorium
of the church. The bi-monthly twilight com
munion and reception of members will be
celebrated at 4:80 p. m. 9-24-1
■ Broadway
Christian Chmirclhi
Opposite the Court House,
• Blhle school, 9:30 a. m. Preaching 11 a, m.
by B. F. Coulter, minister, followed by the
communion. The entire evening service, be
ginning at 6:80, will be devoted to a very In
teresting Young People's missionary rally.
Welcome all. »-*<-*
\ Trinity Mission
33D AND MAIN STS.
Rev. and Mrs. John Thomas
Of Manchester, England,
En Route to Korea, Will
Preach, 11 A. M. and 7:30 P. M.
9-24-1
NOTICE
To Church Advertisers
The Herald Is clear, crisp and clean. It Is
•ho legitimate place for church ads. Kindly
icave copy for all church advertisements In
office by Friday afternoon, If possible, to
Insure proper classification In Saturday and
Sunday morning; Issues. sat-sun tf
First Unitarian Church
92.-. 8. Flower St.
E. Stanton Hodgln, Minister.
Subject for Sunday morning, September Zt,
"Theodore Parker's Contribution to Our
Time." Sunday school at 10 o'clock. 9-24-1
THE LO3 ANGELES FELLOWSHIP
Reynold E. Blight, Minister.
11 a. m. service at Blanchard, hall, 233 S.
Broadway;- subject, "What Must I Do to Be
Damned?" Prelude on "Some More About
the Fortification of the Panama Canal." All
seats free. ■ ' »-*»-»
rOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS THE
grand gold medal contest at University M. E.
church Tuesday evening, September 27, at 8
o'clock. Collection taken. 9-24-4t
I -NIEL HALL. 227 B. MAIN—NOON PRAY
er meeting dally; gospel meeting every
night. '^ *-1-"
FOR EXCHANGE
• REAL EBTATB
FARM EXCHANGE
96 sores of choice loam soil, not far from
Los Angeles, near the steam and electric
car lines; & surplus of free water for ir
rigation from a large pumping plant on
the place. Splendid crops raised on the
land this season. Price Is only $137 per
acre, total $13,000. Will exchange In part
for Los Angeles property.
RESH & MCCARTHY CO..
>/■/.;:; «24 Hellman Bldg.. 411 B. Main.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—FURNISHED
or unfurnished, Wilshlre district, new,
modern bungalow, 7 rooms and sun par
lor high ground and exceedingly attrac
-5 tive Half block from car line. ARTHUR
T HABEN & CO.. 825 Story bldg. Main
, 8467. »•»»•»
FOR exchange— can EXCHANGE
your property, no matter where located.
SLACK & C 0.., 418-20 Grant bldg. g-31-lmo
PATENTS — PATENT ATTORNEYB
PIONEER PATENT AGENCY. HAZARF*
BTRAUSE. ESTABLISHED 32 YEARS.
American and foreign patents secured and
trademarks registered. PATENT LITI
GATION. 639 Citizens National Bank
Building, Third and Main. Home A 1493;
Main 2622. PATENT BOOK FREE.
I 8 ZERBE, SOLICITOR, UNITED STATES
'and foreign patents; 40 years' experience.
622-3 Stlmson bldg.. Third and Main. Phone
A 6344. -.-"-■■ 3-4-lmo
BUSINESS PERSONALS
■ :i. ' ; MORPHINE "
„, ' ■ \ -'. -A OPIUM. COCAINE
and all drug habits cured at home by the
most 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, 322 S. SPRING, ■ over Owl drug
store. -■■■-• 11-28-tt
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
BARBER SHOP AND CIGAR STAND FOR
about one-half the first cost of fixtures.
This, will stand investigation. Must be
sold by October 1. BOX 370, HERALD.
9-24-3
FOR BALE—RESTAuiIANT' AND GRO
cery doing a good business. Prloe $175.
See OWNER. 2309 E. Ninth ■ at. . Rent
,■■ $10. ■ ; »-23-3
LOST AND FOUND
LOST—A WATCH WITH FOB AND LOCKET
with monogram "F. B. ' H." engraved on
' locket. Lost somewhero between Main and
Flgueroa and 37t!i and 30th. Finder please
call up Broadway 3521, or come to Herald
office and get reward. ■ ' , ■>■ 9-4-tt
LOST—GOLD NUGGET "WATCH CHARM.
, Has drop of solder on back. $10 reward.
Address W.. 216 - Merchants Trust hldg.
• Phone Bdwy 5122. ,■•■■■ '" 9-24-1
: STORAGE
LARGE PRIVATE. ' LOCKED, IRON
rooms for furniture, etc.; $1.50 and 9,2 per
month. .Trunks, boxes, etc.. 250 to 50c;
open vans, $6 per day. or 750 per hour.
We pack and ship household goods every
where at reduced rates. COLYEAR'S
VAN AND STORAGE CO.. offices 609-11
6 Main St. Warehouse 416-17 San Pedro
'St Phones F3171: Main 1117. 8-28-tf
/' ATTORNEYS AT LAW
b?2cial" tnve^tTSa^ioTJs^personal
Injury clulma specialty; estates settled.. J.
W. .V ii's. 38 Douglas bldg. ' F,hones:
- ! ABCB3. Mum 8538. ' ■ . tf
ABSAYING.
gull <'. 262V4 B. Mala. Not aatla
(stci">n, bat. «scur«cjr guaranteed. 11-J
LOS ANGELES HERALD: SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 24, 1010.
> WANTED
Ny lUCLP— MALK
WANTED—MEN QUICK TO LEARN A
trade In months Insteal of years; no expense
for Instruction; automobiles. electricity,
plumbing, bricklaying; actual contract work;
200 students lent year. Catalogue ' free.
UNITED TRADE- SCHOOL CONTRACTING
CO., 658 Paclflo Klectrlj bHg. < 9-1-tf
EXPERIENCED TRAVELING SALESMAN
by whip manufacturer to solicit best retail
dealers on liberal terms; exceptionally fine
line; references required with application.
RELIANCE WHIP CO., Westfield, Mass.
9-22-4
WANTED—A GOOD . BOY FOR MORN ING
paper route, close In. Call Bdwy 3624, or
ask for MR. POWERS at Herald office
after 5 p. m. 0-24-3
V ANTED—BOY FOR HERALD ROUTE,
east of Central and south of Washington.
Apply to -HAPIN at Herald office after 6
p. m. ; - 9-22-tt
BICYCLES — BICYCLES^ TIRES AND SUP
plies at cash prices. KNIGHTS, 134 North
Spring. 9-2»-tf
WANTED—6 INTELLIGENT, HONEST MEN.
Apply to J. D. SLOGAN, Herald office. 9-18-tf
ULKLT— FE.UALE
WANTED—WOMEN AND GIRLS FOR
CANNERY WORK. BEGINNERS GUAR
ANTEED $1 PER DAY. EXPERIENCED
HELP MAKING $1.60 TO $2.50. AP
PLY CALIFORNIA FRUIT CA.NNERS'
ASSOCIATION, MACY AND ANDERSON
STS.
' ' '■■
»-22-tf
WANTED—LADIES, BEAUTY CULTURB.
pays big; learn right, salary guaranteed.
"FLORENTINE," the world's largest. 117
Mercantile place, corner Broadway. 8-l-tt
WANTED — TELEPHONE OPERATORS;
1 experience . unnecessary. Salary while
loarnlng. sixth ■ floor EISHNKK
■ BLDG., 321 W. Bevonth St. 9-24-14
WANTED—GIRL OR YOUNG WOMAN
for general housework In family of three.
Some washing. TELEPHONE 53161.
9-23-tf
WANTED —PANTRY WOMAN, MARKET
restaurant, 1260H E. Sixth st. Hours 6 a. m.
to 2 p. m. No Sunday. 9-24-1
HELP— OB FEMALB
WANTED-MEN AND WOMEN TO LEARN
the barber trade; guaranteed in eight weeks.
Catalogue ree. Mohler Barber College, 122
I). Second st. »-14-tf
. • ?"- ; ■ -j , SITUATIONS—MMJ
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. 9-16-10
WANTED— COMPETENT BOOKKEEP
er. a good position that has future. City
reference. Married and 25 years of age.
Have been shipping clerk and office man.
Position with future not turned down.
Write H. R.. 3411 McKlnley aye.. city.
.. 9-18-10
A GENTLEMAN WITH TWELVE YEARS'
experience on harbor and dock work, also
ten years' on building and construction,
wishes a position In either; best of refer
ences; used to handling men. Address BOX
141. Herald. 8-22-3
BETHLEHEM FRBB EMPLOYMENT
agency, 510 Vlgnes street. Main (726;
Home A4BBl. Men for housecleanlng. yard
work, and general labor. l-14-tt
OLD SOLDIER WISHES POSITION WITH
family caring for garden and lawn. Cap
able. Address BOX 368, . HERALD.
. 9-23-3
HONEST YOUNG MAN WANTS POSITION
as cook In private family. Address C.
RIFFERG, box 2, Herald. 9-9-15
m «IT DATIOX3—FEMAU
A WIDOW WITH ONE LITTLE GIRL
would like a position as housekeeper; no
objections to going to the country. Address
BETHLEHEM INSTITUTION, 610 Vlgnes St.,
Los Angeles. Cal. Home A 4884; Sunset, Main
1726. ,- »-»-"
A' widow WITH LITTLE girl aged 4tf
years would like position Immediately to take
care of children under school age; -no ob
jection to the country. Address BOX 127,
Herald. ! 9-18-10
YOUNG LADY WITH A-l OIL LINE EX.
perlence wants position as stenographer, bllt
er or price work. Can give reference. Phone
EAST 614. t-l-t*
YOUNG LADY EXPERIENCED IN ALL
lines stenography, wants temporary posi
tion; also rapid blller. Phone EAST 614.
« • 8-11-16
FIRST-CLASS CLEANER WISHES WORK
by the day. MISS ELIZABETH, phone Main
7169. 9-22-10
'■'•■ , ' WANTED— ICO 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.
6-11-tf
I wus. up to see my ■ ol' - friend Tim Spellacy ylsterday, an*
while slttin* there a-waittn' fer him to put through a couple or so
of deals on oil lands I naturally peeked around some an' one o'
■■•''• the things that struck me as a good one was a card stuck up on
the door jam readin': "Half the lies they tell about the Irish ain't
true." Funny how a little thing like that'll set a feller thinkin',. \':.
an' I remembered how they said Teddy would eat Bill Taft up
when he came back from Africky, how Teddy wus goin' to git
after Joe Cannon an' make him skedaddle into the woods; how
Balllnger wus goin 1 to resign an' John Rockefeller wus goin', to
give all his money away— Los Angeles wus to become a vil
lage o 1 the third class an' that there wus to be a 26-cent round
trip rate to the beaches, an' a whole lot more I can't remember.' ,
More'n half of them lies ain't come true ez far ez I, can see. ■
But while we are on the subject. "Lies versus Truth." Jlst
remember that them Tea tol' you. The Herald would grow in cir
culation an' advertisln' wusn't dreamin', an' they ain't got nothin'
to take back.
Best of it Is, it's goin' to keep on growln'.
#
WANTED . .v
TO MISCELLANEOUS -
WANTED— PAID FOR FEATHBH
beds 718 BAN PEDRO ST. Phones Main
1106; FBO4l. 18-17-tt
MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED—QUOTATIONS ON SUFFICIENT
two-year-old s Malaga, Muscat and Tokay
grape vines to set out three hundred acres,
delivered 'at Fort Stockton, Tex. FORT
STOCKTON IRRIGATED VINEYARDS CO.,
Hamlln. Tex. 9-16-9t
FOR RENT
'.'■:''■■- ROOMS—FURNISHED
Hotel Seville
732-734 8. FLOWER ST.
One of the finest 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 85U: FB5BB. 4-1-tf
The St. Regis
Housekeeping apartments. 337 S. Flower st.
Main 2280; A 7338. Near business center; at
tractive building, cool porches, room phones,
clean, nicely furnished apartments, $12.50
to $25. Single rooms $2.50. 14 weekly; *B.»D
to SIS monthly. No children. 8-4-lm
jl FURNISHED FRONT ROMMS FOX
light- housekeeping; private family; quiet
neighborhood. Phone; walking distance.
932 GEORGIA; 9-22-5
POTTER PARK VILLA ROOMS, SINGLE
or en suite; rates to ladles employed or
permanent gentlemen. 928 POTTER
PARK AYE. ; 9-22-5
NICELY FURNISHED BAY WINDOW
front room; walking distance; rent $2
per week. 'Phone Broadway 4464. 632 W.
FIFTEENTH. ' 8-22-5
WANTED— TWO YOUNG LADIES TO
room, cheap for company; breakfast if
desired. Call after 6 p. m. 641 Vi S.
FLOWER. 9-22-5
2 LARGE SUNNY ROOMS, SINGLE OR
together, between car linos; private fam
ily; rent reasonable. 170 E. THIRTY
FIFTH ST. . 9-22-5
$12—2 WELL FURNISHED. PLEASANT
housekeeping rooms; clean, sunny, bath,
sink, porch, flowers; close in. 967 W.
SIXTH. 8-22-6
NEWLY FURNISHED BEDROOM, SUlT
able for 2 young men; 2 closets and bath
and phone; close in. PHONE WEST
6240. 9-22-6
FOR RENT—TO YOUNG MAN IN EX
change for four hours' work a week, com
fortable, sunny room. 1400 W. EIGHTH
ST. • 8-22-6
FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS, $1-50
per week and up; electricity; free bath; 1
block west of court house. 412 TEMPLE
ST. • ■ 9-22-5
TWO ■ FURNISHED ROOMS, CONNECTING
with bath; separate entrance. 212 S.
AVENUB SIXTY-SIXTH. East 2329.
8-22-5
FOR RENT—FURNISHED, 2 SUNNY
front rooms, all modern conveniences;
nice for two people. 1007 W. EIGHTH
BT. 9-22-5
CLEAN FURNISHED ■ ROOMS, "SINGLE
and double, $1.76 per week up. 114
W. NINTH, between Broadway and Main.
V .. 9-23-tf
NICE' CLEAN, AIRY, OUTSIDE SUITE;
homelike place; rates reasonable; no chil
dren; walking distance. J67 8. HOPE.
. - 9-22-5
FRONT RQPMS. $2.50 AND $1 PER
week; light housekeeping if desired; very
nice location. 223 S. BEAUDRY AYE.
: ■ I »-22-5
OUTSIDE NICELY FURNISHED ROOM
for gentleman, $9 per month; hot water;
first floor. 909 A S. FLOWER. 8-22-6
TWO LARGE ROOMS, PRIVATE; CHINA
closet, private bath and toilet, light; $14;
no children. PHONE [phone]
—FURNISHED FRONT PARLOR; GAS.
bath, private entrance; also single rooms;
unfurnished. 1331 S. OLIVE. 9-28-5
HOTEL ST. LOUIS. 663 CENTRAL AYE.—
Large outside rooms, $1.60 to $3 per week;
: also housekeeping rooms. 9-22-9
FURNISHED ROOMS, PRIVATE HOME;
very low rates; easy walking distance. 721
SUNSET BLVD. . 9-23-5
PLEASANT AND VERY CLEAN ROOMS,
modern, fine location; walking distance.
1158 S. GRAND. 8-22-5
NICELY FURNISHED SUNNY ROOMS,
close In, furnace heat; $2.50 per week up.
1247 S. HOPE. 9-22-6
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, $1.50
and $1.25 week. 316 CLAY ST., near
Third St. tunnel. ; . 9-22-5
FOR RENT—I SMALL ROOM, $5 PER
month. 927 B. OLIVE. 9-22-5
•ft . HOUSES—UNFURNISHED
ONE 6-ROOM HOUSE AT 709 VALENCIA,
one 10-room house at 812 Green st. E.
K. GREEN, 1504 W. Eighth St. 9-24-3
FOR RENT—4-ROOM COTTAGE WITH
shed, $10. 2746 Council. W. J. GETZ, 1001
Central aye. 9-24-3
' ' ' 'i i'" """"'■'■■■■■■' ■■ ■■ ■-"■■' i —n
STOREROOMS ■ \ '
FOR RENT — STORE AND BASEMENT,
3307 S. Main; reasonable rent for long
term. Store 20x120; basement 43x120.
Call MAIN 7330. - • 9-22-7
xou can buy it, pernaps at many piacee. bat
there's one BEST place ,to buy and that
place advertises. - -
FOR SALE
HOUSES a
FOR SALE-
High-Class Bungalows
ONLY $250 DOWN
BALANCE LIKE RENT
Handsome 6 and 7 room, strictly modern,
new bungalow; large lot that commands an
uninterrupted view of the surrounding hills
and mountain j; cement porch and steps,
■ urge veranda, waxed oak and maple floors
throughout: woodwork In Flemish oak finish;
dainty living room, with built-in seats and
bookcases, handsome brick mantel and
lighting fixtures equal In elegance and de
sign to those found In 18000 residences; built
in buffet 8 feet wide; leather paneling In
living room and dining room; an Ideal
French kitchen, equipped with cupboards,
flour bins and drawers: screen porch and
laundry tray; batU with lavatory and con
veniently built-in dressing case; bedrooms
also have built-in dressers, large beveled
plate glass mirror; latest sanitary plumbing;
hardwood In bedrooms, bath and kitchen
white enamel; In fact, every one of Its
rooms has new and Interesting features,
and the living rooms are so coxlly arranged;
gas, electric lights, lawn and shade trees
also In. These houses have been .carefully
built by day labor and are delightful homes.
You will agree with me If you see them.
Bee
OWNER
615 N. New Hampshire
Heliotrope drive car to Clinton aye.; go
| east two blocks. 9 2
3 GOOD HOUSES
AND 150 FEET OF FRONTAGE; HIGH
GROUND, JUST OFF PAVED STREET,
FIFTEEN MINUTES FROM FOURTH
ST AND BROADWAY. PRICE ONLY
$7500. CAN BE HANDLED WITH $1500.
INCOME FROM HOUSES WILL TAKE
CARE OF BALANCE. GROUND, IF VA
CANT, WORTH THE PRICE. NO
PHONE INFORMATION. TAKE A FEW
HOURS TO INVESTIGATE.
THEO. G. FITCH
224 Citizens National Bank Bldg.
THIRD AND MAIN. 9-22-.it
$15S0~HbME
$100 Cash, $15 Per Month
New bungalow, 5 large plastered rooms; liv
ing and dining rooms, bookcases and buffet,
cabinet kitchen, cooler, two nice bedrooms
with closets, bathroom, hot and cold water,
front and screen porch, fine lot, cement walk
and curb.
RITCHEY
641 S. Main. Main 2976. 9-22-24-2
; FOR SALE—HOUSES
3-room. lot 70x136 *<2»«
6-room modern. 61st. near Moneta. .. $2600
B-room modern. 62d. near Moneta ....$2600
9-room modern. 24th, near La 5a11e..»4000
6-room modern. 2bth. f near Vermont. ,«SOOO
8-room, new. Hillside avenue..;...... .$2lOO
All bargains. For particulars see
ERIKSON & CO. '
105 W. Sixth St.. ground floor.
F2174. Broadway 3182.
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
i>nd 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 $1000
and do not miss to see this. T. WIESEN-
Li-INGER, 207 8. Broadway, room 311. Main
2043, A 2043. j-17-81
$9000; MODERN, NEW 10-ROOM HOUSE.
NEAR TWELFTH AND LAKE. WILL
CONSIDER GOOD 6 OR 7-ROOM HOUSE
OR BUNGALOW. $4000 TO $5000, MORT
GAGE FOR BALANCE, |
THEO. G. FITCH
224 CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK BLDG.,
THIRD AND MAIN. 9-22-3t
TWO GOOD HOMES
SPECIAL BARGAIN FOR QUICK BUYERS
on B2d st., near Moneta car; must be sold
this week.
ROBINSON-ALBAUM REALTY AND
INVESTMENT CO.,
203 Frost Bids., Cor. Broadway and Second.
Main 3862, AIS99. 9-20-tt
FOR SALE— ' ■
Will sacrifice good house and lot on Boyle
Heights; need the money; price $2000. Want
$1000 cash, balance easy. Inquire of
E. D. COWAN
: 301 Mason Opera House Bldg.
A 3776, Main 824. 9-24-2
GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR ! COLORED
family to buy finest 5-room house on E. 33d
st., near Central aye.; only $1000 cash re
quired. . *
ROBINSON-ALBAUM REALTY CO., '
203 Fros' Bldg., Second and Broadway.
9-23-tf
FOR SALE—ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, $1200
below cost of building; an 8-room house; wat
not completed when built and Just Is com
pleted; price $3750; $250 cash, $25 per month.
Including Interest. Owner going east and
will sell at this very low price. 1609 THIRD
AYE. 9-24-26—10-l-3t
FOR SALE—MODERN 6-ROOM BUNGA-
Iow; comfortable, homelike. Going away.
Will sacrifice. ■ 2075 W. TWENTY-NINTH
ST. 9-24-7
.(■;- ' ' . HOUSES—FURNISHED
FOR SALE—MY BEAUTIFUL, MODERN,
furnished five-room bungalow, house and fur
nishings in first-class condition; lot 81x135 ft.;
good barn, nice fawn 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 Wllcox - Bldg.
Main 6913. A 8229. 9-18-7t
MEXICAN LANDS : ';':".'?-
Mexican ,
■ Laeds .
If you Intend to Invest In Mexican land in
Sonora or on the nest coast, come and talk
with us. We have land from the original
Mexican owner, at first cost. These lands
will double In value this winter and the
first crop will more than pay for them. We
. also have beautiful ranches, small and large.
Ben W. McCloskey & Co.
.. 700 Union Trust Bldg.
■^ 9-23-2t
STOCKS AND BONDS
WE OFFER 6 I PER CENT, TEN-YEAR,
guaranteed gold debenture bonds in 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.
■ THE EMPIRK SECURITIES CO.,
Suite 501 Union Trust Bids.
/ . HUM
OIL MINING AND INDUSTRIAL COM
paniea. Take notice: Guarantee your
stocks If you want them to sell. Protect
your Investor and he will buy. Full par
' ticular, forwarded on request. GRANITE
SECURITIES CO.. 511 Bradbury Bldg.
BUSINESS PROPERTY
GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORE. GRO
cerles, notion.; fuel and general household
hardware. Two large connecting store
rooms and four living rooms. Good rea
.on. for -nine, """..fffff^n^t
LIVB STOCK
FOR BALE—YOUNG LLEWELLYN SET
t.r do««. • month, old. from Held brok
"i .toot F. U. TAILOR. »1» W«t 60th
■trMt, »-•-«
FOR SALE
COUNTRY PROPERTY
I HAVE SOME EXCEPTIONAL VALUES IN
Alfalfa lands
In the finest alfalfa, dairy, hog and poultry
section In California. TULARE presents the
best opportunities for the investor and to
the settler.
Come In and get particulars and give me
the pleasure to SHOW you.
E. D. COWAN
101 Mason Opera House Bldg.
' ~ 9-21-5
FOR SALE—IO ACRES RICHEST LEAD
land In this state, $525. Double your
money In 3 months. CHARLES W. KING,
420 Citizens National Bank bl*g. 9-23-3
F -. SALE—BO ACRES OF PATENTED LAND
in Sunset Green oil belt, near Santa Fe well.
Might consider lease of part. J. C. CONRY,
Bakoreflel . Cal. 9-22-5
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR SALE—I ACRE RANCH, WITH NEW
house (4 rooms and bath), V, acre chicken
fences, cow, horse, buggy, windmill and
2000-gallon tank; fruit trees and flowing
well. Cash, $2200. ARTHUR T. HABEN
. & CO., 825 Story bldg. Main 8457.
9-23-3
SAN PEDRO
__ WITH ~~~
CHARLES MASON
. $150
will make a real estate Investment; $10 a
month will hold it for certain profit in
San Pedro
LOS ANGELES' $15,000,000 HARBOR
the only guaranteed city In the world. Phone
F2334, Broadway 4762, or write 202 Security
bldg., Los Angeles, corner Fifth and Spring
streets, or 117 W. Sixth street, San Pedro,
■ ■ Cal. wi ■
CHARLES MASON
. 9-17-tu-thu-sat-sun-tf
GOVERNMENT LANDS
FOR —RELINQUISHMENT OF 160
acres in Los Angeles county, all level, fine
land, near school and postofftce, $2 per
ERIKSON & CO. ,
106 W. Sixth St.. Ground Floor. F2374.
9-23-3
AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE — ELECTRIC BROUGHAM.
One 40 cell. Exlde batteries. Westing
house motor; 92-inch wheel base; room
for four large persons; 4 speeds forward;
Hess Bright bearings. Remember, this
car has never been used and wo need the
cash. PACIFIC MOTOR CAR & AVIA
TION CO.. 1217-31 Flower St. »-22-4
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
810 PIANO BARGAIN
$600 Instrument for $150. Conover, walnut
case; fine condition; full octave; easy terms.
Must be sold. » , .yff.
1314 ORANGE ST.
Phone. 62640. »-18-tf
a '•■•'>■ PIANOS
FOR SALE— PIANO, $96; PERFECT
condition guaranteed. BOX 369, Herald.
9-22-71
A. O. GARDNER, 118 WINSTON ST. Pl
anus sold, rented, tuned ] very low rates.
«-U-tf
POULTRY, BIRDS. POOS. SUPPLIES
FOR SALE — TRIO OF HOUDANS AND
4 months pullet; R. I. Red and White
Wyandotte eggs for setting. South 4995.
6329 DENVER AYE. 9-10-6t
MISOULLANEOUS
$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, ■ \
JIEWKLL BROS. ,
218 W. First St. »-8-tf
FOR SALE-TICKET TO SALT LAKE CITY
. for gentleman; will sail cheap. Address BOX
117, Herald. 8-21-tf
FOR SALE—FIRE-PROOF SAFH CHEAP.
ANDERSON. 211 N. Main St. 1-U-tt
PHYSICIANS
DOCTOH.I 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 HU.:NE BLDQ., Third and Spring sts.,
have every modern equipment. Take elevator
or easy stairs to ROOMS 222 to 225, and con
- suit DOCTORS SHORES FREE. Terms for
treatment low and uniform, $3 A MONTH for
all catarrh, chronic diseases) medicines free.
• Hours, » to 6, evenings, 7 to 8; Sundays, 10
to 12. Ail 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. '■
til W. SIXTH BTRBET. SUITS 107.
." - . ■ .. ■ • . ■ . «-2-tf
DR. AND MRS. WELLS,
SPECIAL-STS IN DISEASES OF WOMEN.
Dr. Wells' Improved antiseptlo methods
POSITIVELY GUARANTEED
in all diseases and irregularities of women.
Consultation free and confidential. 702 8.
SPRING ST., room 206. 9-20-tf
DR. BERTHA CZARA, 1353 Va S. GRAND
aye. Reliable, skillful ■ specialist
■ For women and Infants.
Private home for ladies expecting confine
ment.
Infants' homo provided.
Letters answered. 9-24-tf
DR. CROCKER,
:-■; SPECIALIST FOR WOMEN. .
SS—TREATMENT—I6
Majestic Theater Bide.
: CONSULT FREE.
; / 11-15-12 mo
WOMAN'S HOSPITAL
Ob.totrlc, surgical and medical coses. Terms
reasonable. 1246 a Flower. 74114. l-U-tf
DR. TAYLOR. 117 8. MAIN ST. Dia
esses of women. . I-t-U
Dr. C. C. Logan. Oculist. «01 Grant Bldg.
. -■ CESSPOOLS
iMVKniAC^casapooiryvufii*a^co^
We take out largest load. West 61»«i
■ 11040. i 1-10-tl
DENTISTS
Or. Bacbiaaan, ZOo-illd Majestlo Theater
i Bids.. Mi 0. Bdway. rtnii Mala »"J^'
8CHOO'• AND COLLEGES j
Summer School
COLLEOE OF FIXE ARTS, XJ. S. C
All branches fine and applied arts. Catalog on request.
W. L. JUDSON, Dean.
»M • TT7 • • O t~ * 1 1228 Alvarado Street
Miss Wing s School Day and bo , irdlng BChooJ . A u
grades and departments from kindergarten to collega. Courses of study
the same as those given in the public schools: best trained teachers.
FALL TERM OPENS SEPT. 21: REGISTRATION of pupils Sept. 19 and 20.
Call today for Illustrated catalogue. Home 53144.
«.iis%MMPk ■A ■ r\f 111! I'UMulcna, Cai.—A l'olytechnle h'l«h school— I
DfinD ft P Allt MY line shop equipment—New dormitory. Term I
inilUUr nUnUHII I hr K ln» Srptfinher 81. Send for catalogue. |
German, English
Shorthand
By experienced teacher. Terms moderate.
"30 W. 31st st. Phone .South 4436.
Business College. Northeast corner Klgbtb
: and Hill streets. F6100; Main 611.
SEND FOB FCLL INFORMATION.
-7 ~ — "
ith Floor, Hamburger Bldg., Los Angeles,
mon-tu-thur-sat-tf
BOYNTON NORMAL PREPARES DECEM
ber county examinations; grammar cer
tificate.; enter now. 525 STIMSON BLK
Broadway 1919; AlB4O. t-t-tl
LOS ANGELES BUSINESS COLLEGE. 412
W. Fifth st. E. E. SHRADER. Ph. D..
president since 1890. 10-87-tt
HAVE YOU SEEN OUR DAY SCHOOL CAT
alozue describing bookkeeping and short
hand? Y. M. C. A. B-12-tf
BROWNSBERGER COMMERCIAL - COL.
lege. 853-7 W. 7TII. Send for catalog-*.
8-19-tl
~——
MONEY TO LOAN
WE LOAN MONEY
To wage-earners and housekeepers, on
personal note; 810 and upward. Do you
owe the landlord or the grocer? Do you
want money ir Or any purpose? You re
pay weekly or monthly. No publicity;
'""'pVrTIOAN * CRBDIT CO,
424 SO. Broadway. m .23-tf
~MONKS TO LOAM
I.J 000 to loan ou real estate, city or eottn
trV I to 1 per cent, amounts to suit.
MOVER * GILBERT, « H. W. Hell_a.
Bldg. Homo phone A 8827; Main .§47*.^^
WA;NTED—A LOAN OF 83000 ON A FINE,
Improved ranch at Tulare. „
E. D. COWAN
(01 Mason Opera House Bldg. (--4-1
_. -»EY TO LOAN-SALARIED MEN AND
women accommodated without delay or pub
licity SOUTHERN CREDIT CO., 411 O. T.
Johnson Bldg. *-14-"
R. W. POINDEXTER. 409 WILCOX BLDQ,
will loan you what you need on real es
tate, stocks and bonds. Building loans a
specialty. 69"
MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, FURNl
ture pianos and any kind of security; low
rates. JOHNSON, 839 H. W. Hellman bldg.
8-18-tf
TO LOAN—SALARIED PEOPLE; NO RED
tape; without security; confidential. WEST
COAST EXCHANGE!. 418 Henna Bids.
10-4- tf
DON'T BORROW MONET ON SALARY UN
til you see me. F. A. NEWTON, 708 O. T.
Johnson bldg. 9-1-lmo
8600 TO (10,000 TO LOAN AT 7 PER CENT.
T. _. O'BRIEN — CO., Jefferson and Mala.
i \ SPECIAL NOTICES
YOUR^EYES
This is your opportunity to have your eyes
examined by a well known specialist. To
those presenting this notice at 328 Security
Building, Dr. Dickson I extends the courtesy
of free examination and consultation. This
will not obligate you to buy glasses. ,
RELIABLE OPTICAL CO.. •
' 328-329 Security Building.
FIFTH AND SPRING. THIRD FLOOR.
, . 7**2(-tf
MR. B. G.—YOUR MOTHER WANTS TO
see you. 9-8-tf
WANTED— LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S
clothing. Positively hlgh»_t prices paid.
MAIN 3597: F5936. 8-28-12 mo
CLOSING OUT 2500 GAi-LONS^OF CAR
rara paint, 81.80 per gallon. SHEEHAN'S.
(00 S. Broadway. °'I°' tt
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR SECOND-HAND
toolsrclot: ing. CHEAP JOHN. 718 B. Fifth.
- 9-zl-lmo
LADIES' TAILORS
YOU WELL KNO\,' THERE IS A DIFFER
TOO* In tailors. We are TAILORS. Batis
faot guaranteed; reasonable prices; vary
latest styles.
S. ROSENBURG, Ladies' Tailor
417-413 Bumlllor bldg. ■ (-l-Bmo
THE PARK-BERGER CO. ARE LADIES'
tailors In the full sense of the term. 612 S.
BROADWAY, Forve-Pettlbone bldg. (-l-(mo
S. ZINKO, THE LADIES' TAILOR. OPERA
coats, riding habits, eta. 455 S. Bdwy,, R. 1-2.
9-l-6mo
THE PARISIAN CO.
Ladles' Tailoring
PEDICINI. 807 S. Broadway. A 3813. 9-1-tf
" BATHS I ]-ffy[.
PERSONAL - SULPHUMB, VAPOR, SEA
salt baths, scalp treatments. 10 to 10. F7619.
BADGER TOILET PARLORS, Room 225, 702
3. Spring. 9-24-tf
119H 8. SPRING!. SUITE »-CHIROPODY,
electricity, massage, vapor and shower b_ths.
6-i-tf
MASSAGE. BATHS. CHIROPODY. EXPERT
assistants. JEAN LUNN. 680 S. Bway. 2-17-tt
BATHS AND ELECTRIC TREATMENT. 218
BROADWAY. ROOM 220. 7-aft-tf
TYPEWRITERS
ALL MAKES lUSBUILT TYPJOWHITS-Mt
Prices lowest IB the ell*. .
Regular 88 rental machines reduced to AM
month, or threo months for U.
LOS ANQJEU-a TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
Branca
AMERICAN -.7RITINO MACHINB CO.,
Aim. 1U C. Broadway. Main i 3«.
_ ■ t-3-tl
SANITARIUMS
TUB WOMAN'S hospital
Exclusively for women and children. Best
equipped and homelike hospital in the city
for confinement cases. Terms to suit. 1141
< ■oath Flower,, 2*413 i, 1-12-U
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
_ I
RAILWAY TIME TABLE
BALT LAKE ROUTE
All trains dally except as noted.
a Sunday only; w Week days only.
Leavel First Street station |Arrlv-
I Los Angeles LimitedAraerl-I
can Express—Overland Express
10:30 a Chicago, St. Louis, St. Paul. 4:!0p
2:00p Omaha. Kansas City. J:80»
8: OOp Denver and Salt Lake 8:00s>
l:3Ea| San Bernardino. I 8:00«
11:00 a Colton. 8:8»»
2 00p Riverside. 10:41»
S:4op Ontario lilt]
8:24p and >:8C •
l:00p Fomona i:llj
7:10^
"tut " : ' *n
s':loas Lone Baaoh 10:1! •
lisoa "1.-"
l:3ops and 5:01
3.45P . Ban — • •:»»
0 p „ s 7:B0j»
■_ a 9: SCO
t : 6oa| Banta Catallna Island *:Bl'g
"llo'opi Searchlight, Goldfleld I *:0t-
SANTA FS
Leavel ■ ■ ___ r _ffg
■ 1 Eastern—California Limited,
10:00 a daily, Chicago via Denver •:••>
and Kansas City -——
j Overland Express—Daily I .
I 00p Chicago via Denver and 1 Ills*
' Kansas City I
[ Eastern Bxpress— Dally T~
7-80 a Chicago via Denver and T:tM
' Kansas City ■ ■■ - :
• 1 Tourist Flier—Dally I
(■ooa Chicago via Denver and €:!••
. Kansas City r——
' I Kite Shaped—Going via I.
8:80 a Pasadena. Return via , »:WII
Santa Ana Canyon. I _____
-j-jjal Redlands via Pasadena ' l»:00a
8-30 a Redlands via Pasadena l:00p
•>-00p Redlands via Pasadena »:40p
4-30P Redlands via Pasadena 7)40p
7-jOal Redlands via Orange j 1.0:36 a
10:B8a Redlands via Orange \ 8:30p
— : j ; Riverside via I l:00»
7:85 a( Pasadena ' t:4op
~ 7 . 10 i Riverside I 7:06 a
1«: 65 a via 10:8B«
8:06p J Orange l:30P
"7.n0. Corona I 7:08 a
10:66 a via "="•
I :o B p Orange «:»01>
7.g0al tan Bernardino I 7:05 a
10:66 a via 10:85 a
S:o6p Oranga 1 t:80p
-7.,6 a '. " »:80a
8:30 a ■■•■' ■<-•■ 10:00 a
10:00 a »an Bernardlß* 4:00p
j.'oop ▼»» *'•*<>»
4.'Dp Pasadena - ' 6:00p
1 lisp ' ■»**>
8:00p • -
|.55a| Banta Ana *:55a
2-i6p Santa Ana ';,,'• S:J6a
B-OBp Banta Ana (-;-■;; l:00p
11:66 a Banta Ana «:lSp
7.3011 »:BBa
■ ■55a rullerton. 7:06«
1.168 a , Anaheim, 8:25 a
2-lßp ' Orango 10:36 a
6:05p . ' ■. •J:»0»
»:BBP «-30^
" 7-36 a Ban Jaclnto. Elsinoro, 10:86 a
10:56a| Hemet and Murletta $:30p
10:25a| Redondo I 4:20p
j:l6p Bocondido l:00p
8:68 a Fallbrook. %'*\p< *:I*P
t:B6a Ban Diego and 1:88 a
?'l6p Coronado Beaoh l:00p
:86p . Surf Line «:16p
7:80 a ' Randsburg T:o6a
' |:oOp Searchlight and Chloride, I:9tm '
• :Mp Beatty, Rhyollte, Goldflald, t:tta
and Tonopab.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
From Arcade Station, Fifth and Central aye".
Leave| |Axrfva
8:00 a San Fran—sco via Coast Line, 8:46 a
8:15 a San Luis Oblspo, Paso Roblea, »:80a
J:3opDel Monte, Monterey,, Santa 2:80p
6:15p Crux. San Jose and east. l:80p
8: OOP "'46P
San Francisco and Mjojava,
6:30; Sacramento, Oakland^ v'» 7:08 a
»:20p. Bakersfleld and Fresno »:16a
7:30 a Fresno. 7;06a
«:00p Bakerneld ','.'' ;• 8:00 a
8:j0p and Mojav* B:Bfrpi
~ Chicago, Kan. City, St. Louls.l
8:46p Golden State Limited, l:6tp
3:00p The California vl» ' 7:lSj>
Tuma, Benson. Bl !-»»
1 Overland New Orleana via 1
Tumi, Benson, Marlcppa,
12:01p Tucson, El Paso. San, An- l:S»p
• tonlo and Houston
12:01p" Tuma. Tucson, Benson, t t:3oa
3:00p 1 Lordsburg, Demlng, 7:15 a
7:00p ' Xl Paso l:10p
6:55 a I 8:80 a
8:00 a Banta Barbara, 11:50 a
8:15 a and 2:80p
1:45p Ventura j 7:85p
2:35p (»Not Ventura.) • (:(0p
7:30p 11:45p '
B:l6a| Oxnard. Santa Susana. *| 8:10 a I
3:36p Moorpark, Bo__s, *ll:B0a.
7:30p Camarlllo 2:IOp
(•Oxnard only.) ; • 7:36p
Santa Paula via Baugii-,'
«:4Ba Camules, Pint, FlHmoro, 11:80 a
1:46p Satlcoy. Montalvo, 7:36p
Carplnterla, S-mm>«rland
S:lCa] Nordhoft "TTTiOp.
2:35p Nordhoft ' | 7:38p
7:45al ~"~" ' *| »:»»a
8:55 a Pomona J * 7:16 a
12'01p ' Colton . . 7:15 a
3:00p Klrerslde, Redlands and ' 9:86 a
4:00p San Bernardino, I 11:85 a
6:B0p ('Not Riverside, Jledlands l:30p
8:16p or San Bernardino). , 6:2Eb
7:10p .
8:56 a "" Covlna 11:85
-«:45p Covlna - 7:10
" 7:45a| Chlno " ■ " 9.35 i
4 :oop| Chlno . 6:i6]>
B:6sa|Santa Ana. Anaheim. Downey| 8:30 •
11:16 a 1 and Norwalk . ■ 2:15
l:00pa* »vena Park. West a* »:00,.
6:10p A-ahelm,' West Orang*: 4:60
• ('Downey only.) '
(:65a Newport Beaoh | 4:t0,
-"T766a|a Los Alamltos a| 4:B0p
9:4ia| "" Brawley. Imperial. T:TO..
7:00p El Centre Calexloo <:Hp
9:o6a| San Pedro-Com-pton *]ll:t3a
3:30p» (Via Long Beaoh) t:18p
~9:oSa|* Long Beaoh-Compton 111:46 a
3:30p ('Via San Pedro) 8:1S»
9:06 a Banta Catallna Island | »:3»p ;
_____ I 7:08 a
7:60 a Fernando • (:40a
1:46p ll.soa
6:00p . ('Motor) 7:36p
(:30p '.' . 3:00p
3:3oa"a Chatsworth Park. aj 3:4Jp
(See note.) |
I (Note— and from River I
_____ station only.) I ■ ■■..
All trains dally except those marked "as
follows: "a" Sundays excejwed; "B" Bun
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