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14
"''HERALD' i
CLASSIFIED
Under more «han one hundred special"
headings. The Herald offers Its classi
fied ndvertlsers renl value in the way 01
publicity. The needs of every business
house, office, factory and home have en
tered into consideration when the usi
was € ionipiled. something tb.t classified
Yon want something that classified
liners will get for you, others want some
thing that you have for sale. Exchange
what you flon't want for something you
do want. , _„
If you are seeking a position In any
honest field of endeavor The Herald will i
publish jour request free of «*"*"■_.„_ '
In placing your classified advertising (
you should consider quality of circula
tion as well as quantity. . „„,
The Herald docs not claim the largest I
circulation in the city, but it docs claim, ,
and can prove to you, that as an adver- '
Using medium It Is second to none. iry (
it for results. (
'■ : ADVERTISERS i
1 The Herald reserves the rieht to re- I
i vise advertisements and to reject or omit ,
i and refund the amount paid. I
i The Herald will not be responsible for
more than one Incorrect Insertion of any
1 advertisement ordered for more than one i
1 Advertisers should read receipts given (
by The Herald In payment for ■»«■• i
as no mistakes can be rectified without (
them. I
Rates for Classified Ads. \
IF rREi'Am
1 rent per word each Insertion.
8 Insertions for price of two. '
7 Insertions for price of five. i
No advertisement taken for less than 10c. ,
For contract, solicitors and advertising J
advice call
SUNSET MAIN 8000
HOME 10211 ,
And ask for classified advertising man- (
ager. I
BRANCH OFFICES |
LONG BEACH !
Ocean and Tine streets. i
OCEAN PARK !
7 Trolleyway, between Pier Aye. and (
Marine St. I* A. P. Bldg. ,
PASADENA ;
80 W. Colorado street. (
SAN BERNARDINO !
438 Court street. I
i SANTA ANA !
i SIS N. Sycamore street. I
I _ - - - -_ n _ -_ -,__ -| ,-, ,-_ -. -, i '1.., |_if
THE WEATHER
LOS ANGELES. Oct. 26., 1910_
Tlme.|Barom.|Ther.|Hu;n win l|Vic.[Weather.
6a. M.I 29.9TT"~69 I 70 j NE I 9 I Clear.
6j>.jnJ 29.97J_64_| 85 |SW | 8 | Clear.
""Maximum temperature, 79.
Minimum temperature, 67. _
FORECAST
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 26.—For Southern
California: Fair Thursday; light north
wind, changing to south.
For San Francisco and vicinity: Fair
Thursday; fog In the morning; light west
For Santa Clara valley: Fair Thursday;
cooler with fog ia the morning; light north
wind.
For Sacramento valley and San Joaquin
valley; Fair, cooler Thursday; light north
■Kind.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
HUBER-SUIK— R. Huber, age 28. and
Edna F. Sulk, age 31; natives of Illinois
and Virginia; residents of Glendora.
ISBERSOLE-B'RENAiIAN— E. E. Ebersole,
age 23, and Clara M. Brenaman, age 19;
natives of Missouri and Indiana; residents
of Lordsburg.
TRUJILLO-MARTINEZ— TruJlllo,
age 25, and Juana Martinez, age 18; na
tives of Chile and California; residents
of San Pedro and Los Angeles.
CHAMBERLAIN-BERG —L. S. Chamberlain,
age 21, and Cora G. Berg, age 16; natives
of Missouri and North Dakota; residents
of Los Angeles.
McMILLEN-ANEVINE —J. S. McMillen, age
64, and Sarah Anevina, age 66; natives
of Scotland and Canada; residents of Long
Beach.
HESSER-MALCOMB — F. Hesser,
age 30, and Rosie Malcomb, age 20; na
tives of Illinois and California; residents
of Los Angeles.
SMOCK-CLARK—S. A. .Smock, age 21. and
Alta L. Clarke, age 11); natives of Mon
tana and California; residents of Los An
geles.
HAR'GRAVE-ESTES —James A. Margrave,
age 34, and Emma A. Estes, age 37; na
tives of England and Michigan; residents
of Los Angeles.
EOGERS-TURNER —George B. Rogers, age
26, and Clara G. Turner, age 21; natives
of Illinois and residents of Los Angeles.
MIDQLEY-COWLINGG. F. Mldgley, age
27, and Alice Cowling, age 27; natives
of England; residents of Los Angeles.
LOW-WELLNITZO. li. Low, age 27, and
Freda R. Wellnitz, age 27; natives of
lowa and Illinois; residents of Los An
geles.
BINNS-BOYD —Harry N. Blnns, age 20, and
Minnie L. Boyd, age 28; natives of Kan-
Fas and California; residents of Salida,
Colo., and Los Angeles.
KLING-ALLEN —George L. Kling, age 24.
and WUhelmina F. Allen, age 20; natives
of Ohio and Colorado, residents of Long
Beach.
'ALLEN-SPENCER—E. L. Allen, age 32, and
Myrtle M. SS«ncer, age 25; natives of
lowa and North Carolina; residents of
Los Angeles and Pasadena,
JENKINS-SEYMOUR — A. Jenkins,
nge 30. and Dora yioile Seymour, age 37;
natives of Ohio and Michigan; residents
of Los Angeles.
TAYLOR-MEKTON—Daniel Wardncr Tay
lor, ago 25, and Necle E. Merlon, age
20; natives of Ohio nd Kansas; residents
of Pasadonc.
CONKLIN-DUTCHKR — Conklin, si,"
-18, and Llda Dutcher. age 16; natives of
Vermont and Missouri; residents of Los
Anc
iAUSTIN-REEDER—Morris I>. Austin, age
35, and Lllla Eleanor Recder, a(;e 22; na
tives of Ohio and Iowa; residents of Chi
cago an! Los Angeles.
BIRTHS
GIRLS
DRESSER— Roland and Veda Draper, 2226
Santa Monica boulevard.
CRALL- Cornelius and Rosamond Crall, 131
South Crown avenue.
lIIOOINS—To Harry and Alice Higg-ins, 317
North Union avenue.
HAMMERBECK— To Edward and Aline Ham
merbeck, 7M North Boyle avenue.
BOYS
•HlOai To Hary and Alice Higglns, 317
North Union avenue.
SPENCER—To Boy and Gertrude Spencer, Pa
cilic hospital.
JOHNSON—To Thon.-s and Ellen Johnson,
Railroad avenua.
ETAGNOVA—To Joe and BapUtana Stagnova,
Seventh street.
POLLARD—To Ixjula anl Julia Pollard, 1003
East Ninth street.
DEATHS
CLEAMAX-Martha J., 14iS West Fifty-eighth
street, native of lowa, age 44; cancer.
CORNWALL— Goorg*. .]., 1417 Centra] avenue,
native of Srotliui'l. age Xl; old age.
PWYKR—Dennis, Clara Barton ho.spital, na
tive of Ireland, u^e 4r,; uremia.
NlMMER—Bertha, 403 Foto stir.nt, native of
Germany, age ii; old ape.
CHAMIJERLAIN'-Mrs. Ntllla .T., 452 South
Evergreen street, native of Maine, age 70;
heart disease.
JlOKEHOUfiE—William H., 84!> Suns-et boule
vard, native of Oc-orKla, nKt; 42; tuberculosis.
JPARRISH—CharIf*, 17"0 Morton avenue, m
tlvo of Kontnrky, ftno 57; rheumatism.
JOHN HERMAN, 2;« Vi 8. Main. Not satis
faction, but ucirw; guaranteed. tl-st-U
I_- 7« no O
Toil' Arc Missing
SometMif
If You Are Not an Advertiser in The Herald
The average actual circulation of The Herald for the past
six months was ,
The average circulation for the past thirty days
26,3911
You want to reach that many Los Angeles homes, don't
you ?
Why Don't You Do It?
If you are not a Hefald advertiser you are missing that
many homes in Los Angeles and its environs.
If you arc a live business man, no further argument
is necessary other than to say the circulation of The Her
ald is growing every day, due to the fact that The Herald
publishes more lines of general news than any other
newspaper in Los Angeles.
That's Why lit Is Popular. That's Why It Should
Appeal to You as an Advertising Medium.
asMfj»»aM«i^aia^a^a^a^a»^«^»Maß«^a»s^a^^a^«^^«»— a»»^a—■—-■»^'^^" •
RICH-Henry Rich, aged 72 years, beloved
husband of Emma C. Rich, died suddenly at
his residence, 2248 Harvard boulevard, Octo
ber 2.". 1910. Funeral at the residence Fri
day, at 3 o'clock. Friends invited. 10-2i-l
HARTIjAND—M. Hartland died October 25.
To bo buried October 27 at 2:so p. m. In
Evergreen cemetery. 10-. (-1
CHAMBETRLIN—Mrs. W. M. Chamberlin
died October 26. To be buried October
27 at 10 a. m. in Evergreen cemetery.
m
KEMMER —T. Nommer died October 25. To
be burled October 27 at 2:80 p. m. in
Evergreen cemetery. 10-il-i
(JEMETERIES—
INGLEWOOD PARK
CEMETERY
Two miles outside the city limits, on the
Los Angeles & Redondo railway; 300
acres of perfect land with Improvements
outclassing any cemetery on the coast.
207 S. BROADWAY. ROOM 202.
Phones F 3303. Main 4659.
Superintendent's phone 10S41.
9-28-12 mo
ROSEDALE~CEMETERY
An endowed memorial park, noted for Iti
natural beauty; endowment fund for per
petual care, over $260,000; modern receiving
vault, chapel, crematory and columbarium,
accessible. City office, suite 302-301 EX
CHANGE BLDG., northeast corner Third
and Hill sts. Phones—Main 909; Aa«il,.
Cemetery office, 18S1 W. Washington st.
Phones 12868; West 80. «-J-12roa
Hollywood" CEMETERY
Rolling lawns, trees, shrubbery and beautl
'MODERN in EVERT respect
Situated in the most beautiful section oJ
Southern California, the Ideal location, just
Inside Los Aneeles city limits.
Melrose and Col-grove csr lines to grounds,
A CEMETERY THAT IS SELECT
AIMI 208 I.anghlln Blag. Main 391.
Cemetery phones 50053; Hollywood 542.
EVERGREEN CEMETERY
The Lot Angeles Cemetery association, Boyle
Ileiglils, near city limit*. Operated under
perpetual Winner from Lor Angeles city.
UutU.-iji chapel and crematory.
Office. 839 Bradburr Building.
—Main 652) A 3460.
Cemetery—Home Kills:!; Boyi* 9.
6-5-12 m
8 INSERTIONS. OF A HERALD WANT AD
for the price of 2, or 1 Insertions for the
price of 6. Ask The Herald counter man
10-l--tf
SPECIAL NOTICES—
WANTED—I WANT YOU TO COME AND
help me clean out 10,000 of the latest neck
ties, right from the factory sales tables;
your choice while they last, 25 cents. I am
also closing out 8000 pieces of my high grade
jewelry samples, such as scarf pins and
clasps; hat, veil and beauty pins, neck chains
anil brooches. My prices the lowest In Los
Angeles. Only 10, 25, 50, 75 nts and $1,
nothing higher. If you bring this ad and
make a Go-cent jewelry purchase I will give
you a 25 cent scarf or bat pin free Open
to 8 o'clock evenings. .
The New York Drummer
221 MERCANTILE PLACE 10-27-1
YOUR EYES
This is your opportunity to have your eyes
examined by a well known specialist. To
those presenting this notice at 328 Security
liuilding. Dr. \V. C. Dickson extends the
courtesy of free examination and consultation,
bpeula.l attention paid to eyes of children.
RELIABLE OPTICAL CO.,
828-329 Security Building.
FIFTH AND SPRING. THIRD FLOOR.
7-IJ-t!
HOOF REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTEND
ed to. All work guaranteed. CALIFOR
NIA ROOFING AND SUPPLY CO., 411
E. Seventh Bt. Main 2426. F5646.
10-14-lmo
WANTED—LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S
clothing. Positively hlghojt prices paid.
MAIN 3597; F5936. 0-25-12 mo
CLOSING OUT 2500 GALLONS OF CAR
rava pa:nt, (LEO per gallon. SHEEHAN'S,
100 B. Broadway. 6-15-tf
AUTOMOBILES—
FOR SALE—NEW PAIGE-DETROIT, RUN
only 2 days; mußt leave the city at once;
worth $87.".; you can have it lay for J5OO.
Call at 721 Majestic Theater bldg. between
1 and 2. 10-27-1
FOR BALE—ORIENT RUNABOUT, FINE
onditlon, good car for delivery service;
good tiros, will rarry 600 pounds easily.
$160. Call at 424 E. SANTA BARBARA
AVIS. 10-25-27-29-3t
HAVE YOU AN AUTOMOBILE FOR BALE,
for exchange or otherwise? Then vi s THE
HERALD'S clas3illed automobile columns.
, 10-14-tf
CJHURCH NOTICES—
GET-ACQUAINTED SOCIETY BOX BO
clal and Halloween jjurty Friday even-
Ing, October 28, at Society hall. 337 Vi B.
Hill st. Program, munic, etc Public wel
come. AdmiHwion free. flub house open
daily, 1026 Wall st. Call and get ac
quainted^ 10-27-1
. NIKL HALL. 227 B. MAIN-NOOW PRAY
er meeting dally; gospel meeting every
night. D-l-tl
SANITARIUMS—
TIUS WOMAN'S HOSPITAL
Exclusively for women and children. Best
equipped and homelike hospital In the cltj
for conflnement easel. Terms to suit. 1245
South flower. 14134. -'li-tt
LOS ANGELES HERAJLD: MOI.MXG, OCTOBER 27, 1910.
jy[ONEY TO LOAN—
money"~to loan
Sums of $5000 and upward on
residence, apartment and busi
ness properties; we can place
your applications quickly.
R. A. Rowan & Co.
I 200 H. W. Hellman Bldg.
Home 1044 Alain 7096
10-U-tf
WE LOAN MONEY
To wage-earners and housekeeper*, on
personal note.; $10 and upward. Do you
owe tne landlord or tho grocer? Do you
want money for any purpose? You re
pay weekly or monthly. No publicity;
lowest rates.
PARK LOAN * CREDIT CO..
424 60. Broadway. Room 710.
MONEY TO LOAN
$1000.00 TO $100,000.00
to loan at current rates on city or coun
try property.
See HENRY W. MEL-LBN, Loan Dept.
WRIGHT & CALLENDER CO.
403 South Hill St.
Home phone 10745. Main 8040.
IF YOU OWN A GOOD LOT WE WILL
take a three-year mortgage for the price
of the house at 7 per cent interest; no
commission or delay. Plans free.
E. S. WILLIAMSON CO.,
202-204 Grant Bldg.
10-21-25-26-27-4t
MONEY TO LOAN— FULL VALUE ON DIA
MONDS. WATCHES, PIANOS. FURNI
TURE. STORAGE RECEIPTS. G. F.
THOMAS. ■ 711 S. BROADWAY. MAIN
878 _ »-30-lmo.
MONKV TO LOAS
1.0.000 to loan on real estate, city or eou»
try. I to 7 per cent, amounts to suit.
MOY.:R * GILBERT. «i» H. W. Hellnis.
BlOjf Homo Tihon« ASXtI; Main 6474.
10-I-tf
WANTED—MONEY. WANT »10,000 ON
gilt edgs city real estate. W. A. ROB
ERTS REALTY CO.. 128 S. Broadway.
Ground floor Chamber of Commerce bldg.
F6524. Main 459. 1"-9'tt
FARMERS, NOTICE — PROVED MONEY
maker; fine dairy ranch; buildings, 400 acres
alfalfa; bargain; owner retiring. STACY,
804 Fay blag.. Third and Hill sts. F2115.
10-7-eod-tf
WILL MAKE YOU MONEY; LARGE COR
ner at harbor reduced to $3100; owner needs
money; $1350 cash, balance 6 per cent.
STACY, 304 Fay bldg. F2US. 10-7-eod-tf
1 HAVE $200 TO $50,000 FOR REAL KS
tate loans, city or country. Lowest rates.
Money waiting. R. W. MOVER, 604 Frost
bldg. F5107. I°-'-
XI < IEY. TO LOAN-SALARIED MEN AND
womuo accommodated without delay or pub
licity. BOUTHKRN CREDIT CO., 411 O. T.
Jchn»rr Bldg. l-14-t*
TO LOAN—S3OO. $400. $500. $1000, $2001).
$5000 and up; current rates; no' delay.
P.AMEY BROS., 327 Story -bldg. F2121,
Main 9356. 10-1-lmo.
R. W. POINDEXTER. 409 WILCOX BLDG..
will loan you what you need on real es
tate, stocks and bonds. Building loans a
specialty. 6-t-tt
MONEY TO LOAN—HAVE YOU MONEY
to place on city real estute security? MR.
WELLS. 404-5 Union Trust Bkig. F8427.
10-27-1
TO LOAN-BALAKIED PEOPLE; NO RED
tape; without security; confidential. WEST
COAt-.T EXCHANGE. 419 Uonn. Bids.
io-4-tr
DON'T BORROW MONEY ON SALARY
until you see mo. F. A. NEWTON. 701
O. T. Johnson bldg. 10-5-lm)
»6<X> TO $K',ooo TO LOAN AT 1 PER CENT.
T. L. O'BRIEN * CO., Jefferson and Main.
»-»-a
y lOKAUE—
iiARGH PRIVATE. LOCKED. IKON
rooms for furniture, etc.; $1.60 and $2 per
month. Trunks, boxes, etc.. 25c to Coc;
open vans, $6 per day, or Tsfl per hour
We pack and ship ho -sehold goods every
where at reduced rates. COLYEAR.S
VAN AND STORAGE CO.. offices 609-11
6 Main St. Warehouse 415-17 Sail Pedro
St. Phones F3171; Main 1117. »-25-tf
HOUSEHOLD GOODS MOVED IN MOD
ern vans. Shipped, stored in clean ware
hous"" Private rooms. Coal and wood.
SHATTUCK & NIMMO, Ninth and Ala
; in. ,1a atrpnts. 1 -su-tu-w-fr-tf
! ATTORNEYS AT LAW
-1 LAWYER'S ADVICE FREE
Suite BSD H. W. Hellman Bids., Fourth
and Spring.
General practice of law In all its branches.
Civil and criminal cases conducted In all
! courts. Charges moderate. Confidential.
in-u-imo
THUSTKN P. DYER, ATTORNEY AND NO
tary DYER LAW & COLLECTION COM
PANY, Inc., 803-003-911 HIGGINB BLDQ.,
Second and Main.
Main 1514, AliU. 10-23-27
! bPECIAL INVESTIGATIONS—PERSONAL
Injury claims specialty; estates settled. J.
W. MACY, 638 Douglas bldg. Phones:
A8r,38, Main »53». t£
J^OST AND FOUND—
lost— i^7m<~^rTj?~oT^~>TA~M~Ks! TmjoXsk
notify ma if found. C. E. CARTER, 72BVi
E. Twenty-fifth. 10-27-1
LOST—SUBSCRIPTION BOOK. PLEASE DE
llver or rite to 725 E. iBTU ST.. or phone
! South 3348. 10-27-1
WANTED—MaIe Help
WANTED — INEXPERIENCED MEN TO
work at electricity, automobile!, plumbing
or bricklaying on actual buildings same
as real Journeymen. Secure us that you
will remain and work and we will tench
you a trade in a few months* time with
out expense. Free catalogue. UNITED
TRADE SCHOOL CONTRACTING CO..
(58 Pacific Electrlo bldg. 10-1-tf
WANTED—A FEW FIRST CLASS SOLICI
tors for well known publication with a
building lot as a premium. Only men
capable of earning from $5 to $20 a day
wanted. Apply ROOM 5, 143 hi S. BROAD
WAY. . 10-27-1
WEALTHY CORPORATION DESIRES DE
pendable man to manage office IT NORTH;
splendid opening; salary paid; must Invest
$2600; fully secured; references required. Ad
dress DR. E., Lock Box 613. San Bernardino.
- 10-S-tf
Cards $1.00-Per 1000
Other printing In proportion. HARRINGTON,
Printer, 138*4 8. Spring. AI4OO. 10-20-lmo
WANTED— FIRST-CLASS BENCH-MAN
for country planing mill; must be able to do
some machine work; a young man with fam
ily preferred. Call In person. Don't bother
us unless you can put .up the goods. TIFAL
. BROS., Monrovia. Cal. 10-25-31
COMPETENT MAN DESIRES POSITION,
with private family; thoroughly understands
the driving and care of automobile or horses,
care if garden, etc.; be.st of references. BOX
139. Herald. 10-23-8
WE TEACH'YOU 5 TRADBS: AUTO M 0 -
blling, surveying, electrical engineering,
plumbing and bricklaying. Call at 2110
W. SEVENTH ST. 10-20-lmo
WANTED—WHEEL BOYS OVER II YEARS
of age. Apply 4144 S. HILL, in rear of
Western Sign Co. 10-2«-7t
SITUATION WANTED ADS INSERTED IN
The Herald free of charge. 10-IS-tf
BICYCLES—BICYCLES. TIRES AND SUP
plies at c-.«h prices. KNIGHT'S. 114 North
Spring. 9-21-tf
WANTED— INTELLIGENT. HONEST MEN.
Apply to J. D. LOGAN. Herald office. »-l«-tf
WANTED—FemaIe Help j
WANTED — TELEPHONE OPERATORS;
experience unnecessary; salary while
learning. Apply SIXTH FLOOR KSH
MAN BLDG., 324 W. 'Seventh st.
10-23-2 weeks
WANTED—EXPERIENCED OPERATORS
on button and button sew machine. CAB
MEN-ARE SHIRT CO., 360 S. Los Angeles
St. 10-27-3
WANTED—LADIES, BEAUTY CULTURE,
pays big; learn right, salary guaranteed
"FLORENTINE." the world's largest. 11l
M-Tr^TU'le place, corner Broadway. »-Jtf
ELDERLY LADY FOR LIGHT HOUSE
keeping; two in family employed during day.
Call Temple 1233 until 9:30 mornings. BOX
115, Herald. 10-26-3
SITUATION WANTED AS INSERTED IN
The Herald free of charge. 10-18-tf
WANTED— Help, Male and Female
WANTED—MEN AND WOMEN TO LEARN
the barber trad*; guaranteed In eight weeks.
Catalogue ree. Mohler Barber College, 121
E. Second st. . »-14-tf
SITUATION WANTED ADS INSERTED IN
The Herald free of charge. 10-18-tf
WANTED— Agents •
WANTED - SUBSCRIPTION SOLICITORS
for Sunset magazine with building lot near
Los Angeles as premium; territory prepared;
big pay for the right man. Apply 143 S.
BROADWAY. 10-25-3
SITUATION WANTED ADS INSERTED IN
The Herald free of charge. 10-18-tf
WANTED—HIGH CLASS AGENTS AND
solicitors, city and vicinity. Address BOX
89. HERALD. 10-53-7
WANTED—Situations, Male
WANTED—BTY A STRICTLY SOBER AND
honest married man of 30, extremely fond
and handy with horses, employment with
a man or firm who is looking for an hon
orable, trustworthy man for keeps if sat
isfaction be given. Prefer mostly outdoor
work. Plenty of good references. Ad
dress BOX 82, HERALD. 10-20-10
FIRST-CLASS PAINTER, EXPERT TINTER,
enameler, and all kinds of Inside finishing,
sober young man, best of references, wants
position In some state Institution; can take
charge of dept. or will work for people that
are willing to buy materials. I have brushes.
Address KLEIN, 5010 Compton aye. 10-22-7
WANTED—POSITION AS MACHINIST IN
railroad shop or any iron or steel works;
formerly employed by Industrial Works of
Bay City, Mich.; steady, everyday man; 26
ears old; married; wish to sta in Los An
geles. Address G. C. A., care General De
livery, Los Angeles, or Q. C. A., care Her
ald. 10-23-7t
WANTED—YOUNG FOREIGN GENTLE
man, neat appearance, learned, some
knowledge drug store, speak and write
French, Italian, Spanish, some English,
desires position of any kind or private
family. Best city references. BOX TO.
HERALD. 10-27-10
m t
PRACTICAL PAINTER AND TINTER, EX
pert on inside work; have tools, am sober
and steady, young man, with best of ref
erences. "Want work. You can furnish
materials. Reasonable by day or Job.
SOUTH 2643. 10-27-10
WANTED— AS SUPERINTEN
dent of a ranch, stock, alfalfa, grain or
fruit, by a reliable and trustworthy man.
References. Address 141 S. GRIFFIN
AYE.. Los Angeles, Cal. 10-19-12
WANTED—BY EXPERIENCED, RELIABLE,
middle-aged man of good health, position as
cashier, bookkeeper or bank clerk; Al local
and eastern references. Address BOX 76,
Herald. 10-22-10
YOUNG MAN, 19 YEARS OF AGE. WISHES
position at Inside or outside work; store
preferred; also has office experience. WM.
L. GUST, 1633 W. 21st St., Los Angeles.
10-26-12
EXPERT STENOGRAPHER DESIRES PER
nianent position anywhere; 8 years' experi
ence, railroad, engineering and mining work;
reasonable salary. BOX 84, Herald. 10-22-10
: WANTED — IN PHOTOGRAPH
gallery. Will give work for instruction.
References. Some experience. BOX 179,
HERALD. 10-27-10
■ BETHLEHEM FP.EB EMPLOYMENT
i agency. 510 Vlgnes street. Main 6726;
Home A4BS4. Men for huuseeleaning. yard
work and general labor. 1-34-tf
I YOUNG MAN OF 21 YEARS, DESIRES
, position at anything giving opportunity
> for advancement. Is capable and will-
Ing. M. RAE. BOX 99. 10-25-0
- DRAFTSMAN AND MECHANICAL ENGl
neer; young man; graduate of Cornell; ex
perienced in design and construction. R. V.
' HOWARD, 431 Court st. 10-22-10
POSITION WANTED—BY YOUNG MAN
good at figures; any honest work; best of
references; either day or night work. Ad
dress BOX 158, Herald. 10-26-10
' SINGLE, HEALTHY NORWEGIAN WOULD
like Inside or outside work In private fam-
I ily In exchange for lessons In English. Ad
dress BOX 160, Herald. 10-26-10
' GOOD RELIABLE EXPERIENCED MAN.
wants work as night watchman. Can
give good references. Address BOX 87,
HERALD. 10-36-7
t YOUNG MAN DESIRHS EMPLOYMENT;
must have work; anything reasonable; best
jeferences. F2133. 362 W. Ninth. KGAN.
% 10-28-10
t YOUNG MAN, WILLING WORKER, WISH
es-position of any kind. E. McOINNIB,
745 N. Wilson aye., Pasadena. 10-27-10
WANTED — SITUATION, EXPERIENCED
0 fruit packer and peach orchard man wishes
position on fruit ranch. BOX 104. HER
-1 ALD. _______ 10-20-10
- WANTED — POSITION EVENINGS TO
r> learn the operation of moving picture mi-
I chine*. BOX in. Herald. 10-26-19
That LMMTt woman sure got off easy, an' ro mistake. Queer,
ain't it. how n Jury caw see a heap o' redeemin' qualities In a
woman, 'specially if she's a good lookin' woman. They didn't take
lons to stunl Crlpp«n to kingdom come, an' it looks to me as If
the woman knowpil hfl wus KUilty, if he wus guilty, er she wouldn't
her put on mon's clothes to leave tlio country In a hurry. Next
thing you know slie'U be featured, in all probability, on some
vaudeville circuit, an' In caia she signs a contract the managers
will advertise her like a circus an '11 make more money than a
railroad politician. Mind you. I said they will advertise heavy
an' will get the money. Without ailvertisin' she wouldn't draw,
notwithstanding all the advance advertialn 1 she has received.
Thru fact is beyond question, an' only goes to show that If any
thing demand! adverttoln 1 it should be advertised until it is sold.
I'll say real fiank if that Loneve woman goes on the vaudeville
stage rm fOin' to see her, fer old as I be I've still got a heap o'
curiosity to see all that's doin'.
Situations, Male
YOUNG MARRIED MAN. BUSINESS ED
ucatlon, speaks several language, . needs
work; willing to do an>filn »r »■■)
price. Address BOX 101. 11h1'A"[J;.., ; . 7
PAINTER-Al. ALL-ROUND INSIDE AND
outside man. wants same kind of work; can
do signs. HARRY ST. JOHN. 18th *»^ral.
cma. ■ __^__ * .. -
SITUATION WANTED ADS INSERTED IN
The Herald free of charge. 10-ls-tr
Al BOOKKEEPER AND ACCOUNTANT, 10
years' experience; beat of recommendations.
Address C. B. BENSON. 715 S. Flow% olo
YOUNG MAN WISHES JOB AS BAKER'S
helper. Wages *S per week. Addressi 117«
E. THIRTY-FOURTH ST. Phone ***-£ lt
TWO GIRLS WOULD LIKE POSITIONS AS
cooks. Call at the HOTEL ROSSLYN, Room
465. 10-26-15
WANTED—POSITION AS DRAFTSMAN OR
superintending. Address BOX 110, Herald.
9 10-26-7t
WANTED—STEADY WORK DRIVING OR
anything reasonable. Best re«nc,;
EGAN. 362 W. Ninth. F2135. 10-20-15
SITUATION WANTED-BY A MEAT AND
pastry cook; hotel or restaurant; country
preferred. Address BOX 85, Herald. 10-23-4
SITUATION WANTED — CLERK, Al;
gent's furnishings preferred. References.
' BOX 21«. HERALD. 10-27-1
HIGH CLASS SALESMAN WITH Al "REF
ence is open for proposition. Address J. H.
G., 2115 S. Union aye. 10-23-10
SECOND BASS WISHES TO JOIN QUAR
tet. M. B. GURNEY, 208 Mary st., Pasa
dena. Write or call. 10-25-3
GARDENER WANTS POSITION; CAN
give Al city references. Call East 2123. 6321
NEVA PLACE. 10-22-10
SITUATION WANTED—BY SODA DISPENS
. cr and candy maker. WATSON HOTEL,
Room 321. : 10-16-12
RELIABLE PAINTER WANTS WORK;
would consider good lot In exchange. 1125
FIGUEROA. 10-25-lOt
WANTED—BY ELDERLY MAN. COMMIS
sIon work or light employment. BOX 98,
Herald. 10-26-5
EXPERT" STENOGRAPHER, 10 YEARS' LE
gal experience, desires position. BOX I*,
Herald. 10-J3-6
WANTED—Situations, Female
STENOGRAPHER AND TYPIST, COMPE
tent, ambitious, wiling; business ability;
have very best of, references and five years'
experience. At present employed; must have
$60 per month to start with. P. O. BOX 909.
10-22-20
EXPERIENCED WOMAN WANTS HOUSE
work or washing and ironing To work by
the day or hour at regular price, Call
MRS. THAYER, Main 4704, Sunset
10-25-3
WANTED-SITUATION AS HOUSEKEEPER
for elderly gentleman by a lady of refine
ment and education; can furnish best of ref
erences; object, good home. Address P. O.
BOX 883, Los Angeles. 10-18-13t
EXPERIENCED WOMAN WHO DOES
washing and 'roning, also housework, wishes
work for Monday; work by day or hour.
Call MRS. THAYER, Main 4704 fynset.
10-23-5
A BOY 16 YEARS OLD, WILLING To
work at any place that Is good for a
boy to work at. RALPH KUEHNEL. care
Mr. Dow, Greneta Park. 10-20-16
Lady desires POSITION in book
store; well versed In books; steady, reliable;
courteous to customers; could cater to chil
dren's trade. BOX 87, Herald^ 10-25-10
YOUNG LADY WITH A-l OIL LINB EX.
perler.ee want, position as stenographer, bill,
er or price work. Can give reference. Phoat
EAST 514. »-'-t<
MARRIED LADY WOULD LIKE FIRST
class apartment house to manage. Has
had experience managing hotel. Call up
A 4112. 10-20-30t
A WIDOW WITH ONE LITTLE GIRL
would like a position as housekeeper; no ob
jections to the country. Address BOX 314,
Herald. 10-11-16
WANTED—POSITION, BY YOUNG COL
ored girl, maid or companion for lady or
half day chamber work. PHONE BDWV.
3594. 10-20-16
WANTED—POSITION, GOOD STENOGRA
pher, steady and reliable; reasonable
salary; have own machine. BOX 87, Herald.
10-25-10t
WANTED—HOUSEKEEPER'S POSITION IN
commercial • hotel; fifteen years' experience.
J. CORSON, Lillle Hotel, [.34 S. Hill st.
10-23-lOt
SITUATION WANTED ADS INSERTED IN
The Herald free of charge. 10-18-tf
WANTED— FEW HOURS' CHAMBER
work; best of references. Address BOX 108,
H»rald, ; 10-26-3
WANTED— Male & Fern.
SITUATION WANTED ADS INSERTED IN
The Herald free of charge. 10-IS-tf
WANTED— To Purchase Stock
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WANTED—
Ptock In the Los Angeles Investment com
pany; any amount up to $40,000; will pay
within 5 per cent of the company's selling
price. G. F., car. Globe Savings Bank.
»-U-tl
__ .. -
\yANTED— Purchase Real Estate
IF YOU WANT TO SELL THAT VACANT
lot bring It In. We will buy It and build
a house thereon. SO. CAL. BLDG. &
IN'V. CO., 641 South Main street. Main
2976. 10-25-5
COLORED WOMAN WANTS DAY'S WORK.
BROADWAY 2021. 10-18-14t
WANTED— Houses
WANTED TO RENT—NOV. 1, NEAT 4 OR 6
room furnished cottage in good section of
city; high altitude preferred and price must
be reasonable. Address BOX 263, Herald.
jL. 10-t-tf
ANTED—Miscellaneous
WANTF.D^-FURNITURE, PIANO, HORSE,
cow and poultry. Will pay with groceries,
millinery or lots. DUBOSE. 701 Orosse
bldg. F1167. 10-19-
WANTED— PAID FOR FEATH B R
beds 758 SAN PEDRO ST. Phones Main
1106; FBO4l. XI-X7-U
WANTED—TO BUY SECOND-HAND FITRNI
ture and stoves. Main 1968. FT.196. 10-2-1 m
'JO LET—Rooms, Furnished
Hotel Seville
» 732-734 S. FLOWER ST.
One of the finest family hotels In the city.
Newly furnished throughout; steam heat,
hot and cold water; electrlo lights; European
plan. Only a short walk from Broadway.
Phones Main »51$: F«B38. 4-1-tf
The St. Regis
Housekeeping apartments, 237 S. Flower •'-
Main 1190; A7S3B. Near business center; at
tractive building, cool porches, room phones,
clean, nicely furnished apartments. $12.50
to $25. Single rooms 12.60. M weekly! *B.*o
to lIS monthly. No children. 10-4-tf
TO let—furnished rooms, HOTEL
Lorraine, 310 Clay St., between Third and
Fourth, Hill and Olive; newly furnished
rooms, quiet neighborhood; located one hun
dred and fifty feet from Third and Hill;
steam heat and hot water; prices very rea
sonable. F4580; Main 9096. 10-26-3t
TO LET-ROOMS; BEST BOC A DAY HOTEL
in city; day, week or month; free baths,
free reading room. HOTEL, CLIFF. 1112 I".
• Seventh St., two blocks south of Arcade
depot. 10-26-3
TO LET—THE LA PALOMA. AT 1808 SOUTH
Main St., has large outside rooms, very rea
sonable, $1.60 and up: nice balconies, good
music, hot and cold baths, free. Give It a
trial -If in need of a good home. H. S.
BEAVER, Proprietor. 10-26-3
TO LET — COMFO*RTABLYFURNISHED
rooms; private home; south and east expo
sure; bath; furnace heat; permanent. 823
W. 23D ST., opp. St. James park; Universi
ty car. West 68GO. 10-26-3
TO LET-3-ROOM HOUSEKEEPING SUITE,
with kitchen, bath and sun room; adults;
high ground; fine view, healthy, exclusive
district. 1044 EDGEWARE ROAD, Angeleno
car. 10-26-3
TO GET—OARVANZA VILLA, LOVELY
sunny rooms, good board, large verandas,
large grounds; fine place for health and
rest. Take South Pasadena car to AVENUE
63. 10-23-14
TO LET-LA LIVING AND SLEEPING
rooms and bath, newly furnished, just the
place for 1 or 2 gentlemen; walking distance.
1116V4 TRENTON ST. Phone 61432 mornings.
10-26-3
TO LET-FOUR CLEAN, FURNISHED
rooms, modern conveniences, grate, gas, close
to both cars. 39th st. car to 37th drive, one
block west, turn left. 3770 WALTON. 10-26-3
TO LET—TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BE Ac
commodated In neatly furnished room, olose
In; walking distance; sun all day; also house
keeping room. 840 S. HOPE. 10-26-3
TO LET-FURNISHED ROOMS; 85 NEWLY
furnished rooms, running water, modern, $2
per week, 50c a day. 1347 S. Los ANGELES
ST. Phone R7461. 10-126-3
TO LET — SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS
for select people; retired neighborhood; walk-
Ing distance. 1039 W. SEVENTH. Also
Kurago. . 10-26-3
TO LET—NICELY FURNISHED, CLEAN
room In private family; close in; gentleman
preferred; $12 per month. 923 W. FOURTH
ST. . 10-26-3
TO LET— OR THREE FRONT ROOMS,
reasonable; may have use of kitchen; bath,
hot and cold water. 2305H S. GRAND AYE.
10-26-3
TO LET—THREE FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
housekeeping; bath, hot and cold water;
.separate entrance. 1330 W. TWELFTH ST.
10-26-1
TO LET—LADY ALONE WILL RENT FUR
nlshed room to young lady employed, with
or without breakfast. 1619 ARLINGTON.
10-26-3
CLEAN FURNIEHHD ROOMS, SINGLE
and double, $1.75 per week up. 114 Vi
W. NINTH, between Broadway and Main.
9-22-tf
; TO LET— CONNECTING FURNISHED
rooms for housekeeping; nice locality; $12
month. 808 E. 16TH ST., near Maple. 10-26-3
TO LET—LARGE CORNER ROOM, KITCH
en and private bath; also housekeeping
; rooms. 330 SOUTH OLIVE. 10-26-3
: TO LET—A WELL FURNISHED, LARGE
room. 1236 S. FLOWER. . Rent reasonable:
telephone Broadway 2857. . 10-26-3
TO LET—CLEAN, AIRY ROOMS; HOUBE
keeplng privileges, $2 week up. 417 WEST
FOURTH. 10-26-3
TO LET—LARGE FRONT ROOM .SUITABLE
for two, with bath; modern. 4H W. 45TH
ST ■ 10-26-3
TO LET—Farming Land* _
1 TO LET— 45-ACRE FARM, PUMPING
plant, etc. Suitably tm dairy. I'HONB
WKST.BB7, ■ *»•«•«
rpo LET—Rooms, Unfurnished
TO LET—NEW, UNFURNISHED 3 ROOMS;
2 disappearing beds, oak floors, hot water,
private hath, eloso in. Crown Hill car to
Boylaton; walk one block south. 1218 w.
FOURTH. 10-20-3
TO LRT—UNFURNISHED OR FURNISHED
rooms for housekeeping. 1633 PALOMA
AVI?., 2 blocks west of 16th and Central.
South 6699. 10-21-3
TO LET-J LARGE ROOM APARTMENTS^
unfurnished, wall bed, bath, hot water free;
rent $12.50. 1114 W. 16TH ST. Also 4-room
cottage In rear; 112.50. 10-28-3
TO LET—UNFURNISHED FRONT APART
merit. 8 or 4 rooms, with beds; private bath.
hot water free. 1114 W. 16TH ST. 10-26-3
r£O LET—Ap't's., Fur. and Unfur.
HOUSEKEEPING
APARTMENTS
Furnished Complete, SB to *«O Mouth.
TOO happy families live In our apartment!.
VENTILATION. CLEANLINESS. HOME
LIKE EFFECTS »re unexcelled.
T. WIESENDANGER,
Owner and Operator.
Rental Department. Rooms 311-1«, 107 ••
Broadway.
Branch Office. 1017 W. First St.
10-4-tt
WANT TO RENT TOUR ROOMS, HOUIWS
offices, flats or apartments? Use HERALD
want columns. 10-8-tf
'JO LET—Houses, Furn! 'ied
WANT TO RENT TOUR ROOMS, HOUSES,
office*, flats or apartments? Use HERALD
want columns. 10-8-tf
r£O LET—Houses, Unfurnished
3-ROOM HOUSE, ROOMY AND HOME
llke, fireplaces, a piano, large veranda,
sitely, spacious grounds. 128 AVENUE 31.
South Paoadena car to Avenue 31, turn
west one-half block; fine altitude.
10-20-27-28-Jt
THE, BIG GREEN PADDED VANS FOR
moving. "They know how." Fireproof
storage for household good*. L. A.
WAREHOUSE CO. SAVES WORRY. 316
Commercial st. Main SOS. A 8727.
10-lt-tt
WANT TO RENT TOUR ROOMS, HOUSES,
offices, flats or apartments? Use HERALD
want columns. ■ 10-8-tf
rfo LET—Flats, Furnished
WANT TO RENT TOUR ROOMS, ROUSES,
offices, flats or apartments? Use HERALD
want columns. 10-8-tf
r£O LET—Flats, Unfurnished
A 8 TIME AD FOR TUB PRICB OF *, DR
7 Insertions for the price of 5. Ask the
HERALD Counter Man.
rJ'(> LET—Rooms and Board
A 8 TIME AD FOR TUB PRICB OF J, OR
7 Insertions for the prioe of I. Ask the
lIKHALI) Counter Man.
m —
CLEAN, SUNNT ROOMS IN THOROUGHLT
modern upper flat; first olnas board If de
sired; reasonable rates. 424",, W. 18T1I.
10-K-tf
rJ""O LET—Housekeeping Rooms
3 INSERTIONS OF A 1IKR1I.I) WANT AD
for tbe price of 2, or 7 Insertions for the
price of S. Ask The Herald counter man
10-12-tf
r£O LET—Storerooms
FOR RENT-LARGE SIZED STORE BUILD-
Ing, 845 N. Fair Onks aye., Pasadena; plate
gliuts front; tine location for butcher shop,
bicycle repair shop, small garage, millinery
and other lines of business; will divide store
In center If parti*'.1 * wish; rent reasonable.
A. J. BECKER, 1323 N, Fair Oaks aye.. Pas
adena. • 10-26-3
WANT TO" RENT TOUR ROOMS. HOUSES,
offices, flats or apartments? Use HERALD
want columns. 10-8-tf
r£O LET—Offices
WANT TO RENT TOUR ROOMS. HOUSES,
offices, flats or apartments? Use HERALD
want columns. 10-8-tf
POR EXCHANOE—ReaI Estate
FOR EXCHANGE —SOUTHEAST CORNER
Forty-second and l'asadena aye.. 50x160,
and southwest corner Burlington and Bel
levue, 70x123. with 4-room cottage; 16500
for both; mortgage J2OOO. Want small
ranch or southwest improved. DU BOSE,
701 Grouse bldif. F1167.
10-18-tue-wed-thur-tf
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGiS—BBOOO; 10 ACRES
all in walnute.S acres full bearing. 2 acres
3 years old; house, barn and equipment goea
with the place. Will trade up to full value
of place, but don't want it all In one piece.
Address GARDEN GROVE LAND CO., Or
ange county, Cal. 10-27-29-30-3
FOR EXCHANGE-20-ACRE PEACH OR
chard, 1H miles southeast of Ontario,
13500, mortgage 81600. 2 years. What
have you In city for equity? DO BOSS.
701 Grosse bldg. F1167.
10-18-tue-wed-thur-tf
FOR EXCHANGE—32O ACRES NEAR LJT
tle Rock: the famous. Bartlett pear coun
try all good, level land, only 120 per
acre with good title. DU BOSE, 701
Grosse bldg. FIIS7.
10-IS-tue-wed-thur-t£
FOR EXCHANGE—WH CAN EXCHANGE
your property, no matter where located.
SLACK & COMPANT, 418-20 Grand bldg.
ltt-14-lmo
JTOR EXCHANGE—Miscellaneous
FOR EXCHANGE)—KEEP TOUR CASH
and trade with me for your groceries and
millinery. What have you? DU BOSK,
701 Grosse bldg. F1167.
10-18-tue-wed-thur-tt
I CAN MATCH ANT EXCHANGE; WHAT
have you? DU BOSE. 701 Grosse Bldg.
FllB7. ">-!«-"
PATENTS AND* PATENT AGENTS
OPEN WEDNESDAY UNTIL » P. M.
MARTKLL & WELLS,
M 2-633 Germain Bldg. Phone F47JI.
American and Foreign Paiente and Trade-
Marks.
You can make money by patenting good
Inventions.
Bring In your model or sketch and obtain
our opinion as to patentability Free of
Charge.
26 years' experience In obtaining patenta.
Bend for "Our Special Letter on Patents."
10-23-28-27-29-4t
PIONEER PATENT AGENCY. HAZARD *
BTRAUSB. ESTABLISHED 82 YEARS.
American and foreign patents secured and
trademarks registered. PATENT LITl^
OATION. <&!) Citizens National Bank
Building, Third and Main. Home A14»3;
Main 1531. PATENT BOOK FRED.
J a ZBRBE, SOLICITOR, UNITEP STATES
'and foreign patents; 40 years' experience.
122-3 stlmsot bldg . Third and Main. Phone
AM44. 10-«-tt
PATENTS AND TRADEMARKS, ALL COUN
trles. A. H. LIDDEKS, patent lawyer and
solicitor, 113 Am. Bank bldg., 2d and Spring.
10-16-tf
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