The herald., 1894-12-02
Fannie Green, healer, 35S s. Broad way.

Az lTluIby UuurCus DrOhuWNy, Olbuop
o. P. Fitzgerald will preach at IL am.
and A. @. Bane at 80 pm.
A. p. A. at Illinois hall. Sixth and
Broadway, Sunday at 2 80. Seats free.
This has Come to Stay. Rev. A. G.
smither speaker Of the day.
The Red Diamonde defeated the Black
Diamonds in q game OF baseball at the
Temple-street grounde yesterday after.
noon. Tho score stood to 2.
The healer, Fannie Green. cures in
stantly.
You are certain to float along the cur.
rent of style if you select your winter
hat from Diamonds grand display of
hats OF the season. Full line of Dunlap
hats now ready.
Mr.. Henry ]. Kramer will form . GLASS
in dancing for adults, beginners,
Thursday evening, December 9th, at
1880; for adults, advanced, Wednesday
evening, December 18th.
Dssmond's $3.50 soft and stiff hats are
much more than good for the price, and
value. See hia show window in the
Bryson block for real bargains in UNDER
wesr this week.
small FIRE. which caused no ds mage,
was discovered in the coal and hay yard
of j. r. Rogers, at 1883 East First street,
Boyle Heights, last night about7 O'Clock.
The fire department. made short work Of
extinguishing the blaze, which was
caused BY cigsr stump thrown in the
hay.
The annual meeting OF the Ladies'
Benevolent society will take place Tues
day, the 4th. at 2:30 pm, in Pythian
hall. 1181a South Spring street. This
will be an important meeting, at which
time officers will be elected for the en-
suing year. 1t is urgently requested
thst there be full and prompt attend
ance.
All we'll dressed men in this town 20
to Desmond's. in the Bryeon block, for
their ties ct all seasons. It's funny that
Desmond is away ahead when he ties
all, but he 10, and he does supply all
with the finest. latest and most stylish
neckwear in the country.
Simpson M. e. Tabernacle people will
open this morning . kindergarten in the
rooms Of the church. Children will be
taken care OF while parents attend SER
vices. DR.. McLesn will preach in the
morning. G. H. Yatman and DR.. Mcs
Lean in the evening at 7:30 Every
body invited. Come early 90 AZ to ss-
cure seats. gc
Last Wednesday an unknown man
left horse and buggy at the livery sta
BILE of A. B. Richardson, 307 Esst First
street, and has failed to call tor it. The
police think the property was stolen.
The horse was bay. The buggy had
the appearance Of having been recently
painted, and was OF the Concord style.
Today 10 the first Sunday in Advent, a
day OF special observance in Episcopa-
lian churches. At st. Paul's church,
on Olive street. the rector, Rev. John
Gray, breaches in the morning; sub
jsct: The Wsrchman on the Walls. In
the evening there will be one OF the
famous musical services which have
given st. Psul's 30 much prominence of
late. Mosart's Seventh mass will be
sung by the full choir, with organ and
orchestral accompaniment. The public
ia welcome. The church will be we'll
heated.
Uathedral-High mass at 10 80 a. m.
This is the first Sunday in Advent. The
music will be Marcos Mass, sung by q
good vocal quartette and chorus. At
the offertory, trio, o .Salutsris, by DON
izetti, Miss Cecilia Gardner, Mr.. A.
Pfann and Mr.. F. w. Wallace. The ves-
pers, sermon and benediction are at Z 80
pm. A. G. Gardner, organist.
The Reverend Father Dockerey, by
special request will preach at tho ii
O'Clock mass this fret Sunday of Ad-
vent, in the church OF Our Lady OF the
Angeles, opposite the plaza. Father
Dookerey has acquired an enviable rep.
utation for his preaching, which grows
constantly better. The music, under
the direction Of Mise Theresa Sullivan,
the organist. will be q special feature.
Webster Tailoring company, 113 West
First street--Club No. l, Henry Putney,
Florence, CAL. No. %; Club No. 2, D. T.
Huecrost, butcher, 653 South Olive
street, No. 81; Club No. 8, W. E. Ludlow,
469 North Beaudry avenue, No. 81. and
we are making dozens of suits every
week.
Ed B. Webster is selling out every
thing in ready made clothing. and will
engage in exclusive tailoring after Jan.
nary 1st. Prices no object, out 90 the
goods. Special line OF overcoats and
, stiff hats at panic prices. Not dollar q
worth will be carried over. The Web
ster Tailoring company have come to
stay. Don't forget. No. 1l3 West First
street, opposite Natick.
"Going out of business )" "your only
opportunity" Grasp it quickly. We
have sold out our business. The new pro.
prietor takes possession the 1st o.
January, 1896. He wants us to reduce
our stock at least 100 machines. VIZ
offer you all the Latest and newest i'm
proved machines at jnst what they Goa
us. You can see by the following prices
that We "mean business:" For $40 we
offer you . five-drawer machine such al
agenta ask you 500 for; the $40 machine
we offer you for s25; Cabinets. S35, sole
elsewhere for $l00 Every machine
warranted for 10 years by the manu-.
iactrrer. Needles for all machines, q
cents per dozen; 25-cent bottle oil for II
cents. Repairs for all machines at cost
II you are thinking OF buying a sew
ing machine, now is your chance to ge
one at Wholesale price. Ii you have mo-
the cash, we will sell you on payments
Don't forget our ad dress. White Saving
Machine Office 2S5 South Spring street
between Second and Third streets. Iii