The herald., 1894-10-21


houses. f. Fl. True. 2o5 West Third
street.
Chicken dinner, % cents, today at
Peoples restaurant, 457 South Spring
street.
Grand promenade concert this after
noon, at Westlake park, by the Los An
geles Military band.
Ladies, it will pay you to buy mil
linery at l16 Commercial street. Ex-
pensea light. profits small.
At st. Paul's church this morning
Mrs. Washington Berry will sing 0 Rest
in the Lord. from the Elijah.
If you desire a prompt and permanent
cure for dandruf, see Miss Vacy Stees,
1919 South Broadway. Examination
free.
For full values in hats Desmond, In
the Bryson block, leads with display
of all the new fall and winter shapes in
tiles, derbies and soft hats.
Gut out your coupons and cast vote
for your choice of young ladies. 1t is a
success. People are sppreciating the
HERALD's cut rate toboggan ride.
Star Loan and Broker Office, r. Ferner,
proprietor, has removed from Main and
Commercial to ia North Main street,
near First. Unredeemed pledges cheap.
Andrew Berkley is wanted at the free
labor bureau to secure some funds that
are awaiting his arrival. His address lie
unknown, and the management takes
this means to locate him.
Rev. o. Jones. NJ. A., OF Oakl and,
CAL, will preach for the Welsh Pre- sby-
terian church at Y. NJ. G. A. hall today
st III q. m. and z: 80 p. m. All the
Welsh people in Los Angeles and vicinity
are urged to attend.
The drum and bugle corps, Seventh
regiment. N. 6. c., has sent out invita-
tions to tie fourth annual ball, to be
given in Armory hall Friday. November
8, arrangements for which are being
carefully carried out.
Rev. A. G. Bane will preach at Trinity
church, Broadway, Sunday evening !;
subject, The Tree of Liberty. In the
morning, Rev. r. M. Stevenson. D. D..
of Sacramento, member OF the Presby-
terian synod, will preach.
There are undelivered teegrams at the
Western Union Telegraph com pany' 8
Office. corner OF Main and Court streets.
for Wren Polly, Frank Morgan, Mr.. w.
Simms. H. A. j. Anson, George West,
Emil Stoessel, N. @. Barwiee.
William S. Talcott, real estate dealer
of Pasadena, reported the theft of a
valuable horse yesterday. He says the
animal was deliberately driven from his
very door. The officers are on the look
out for the stolen horse and buggy.
At st. PauPs church today at IL O'Clock
the Rt. Rev. Bishop Nichols breaches
and administers holy confirmation. In
the evening at 80 there is to be a spe-
cial service of music and the bishop ad :
dresses the Brotherhood OF ST. Andrew.
The members of Los Angelen parlor,
No. 45, N. s. G. w., will give q ball on
Tuesday, November 49, at the new
Turner hall. The ball will be given in
honor OF the tenth anniversary OF the
organization of the parlor.
Fashionable, all felt and durable should
describe the qualities OF your hat. You
find such headwear and no other kind
in Deamond's new fell stock, and you
find it at such untouched prices as So SO
for regular So and $3.50 soft and stiff
hats.
Ciprano Chavez was lodged in the
county Jail yesterday from San Fernan-
do, on charge Of obtaining property
under false pretenses. Another new
arrival was Frank Galette, who was
brought up from Pomona to serve 10
days for vagrancy.
Here they are. Club No. l. w J.
Burnett at Vienna Buffet, No. 73; club
No. 2, Robert Marsh at Cooks b ooh
store, No. 81; club No. 8. A. M. Culp
hack driver, 235 South Hill street, a nd
we have mere to follow. Webs tel
Tailoring company, lib West FL rsl
street.
The Seventy-fourth assem bly, district
Prohibition club, meets tomor row Mon
day. evening in Union hall, corner
Grand avenue and Seventeenth street.
Theo. d. Kanouse. candidate for sen.
ltor, will address the meeting. Good.
wins string band will furnish the music.
All persons in sympathy with all efforts
Tor better government are requested tc
be present. Reserved seats for ladies.