The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-09-22
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Up in arms always implies excitement,
and in the case of a fellow with two babes
in his arms there's a bowling time over
it. This uproar. though. isn't circum-
stance to the hubbub that's been pro
voked by DesmoDds sails of 81 and $2.o0
soft and stiff winter hats. In the line of
underwear, hosiery. shirts. neckwear,
gloves. etc., etc. Desmond also raised the
same kind of disturbance by lowering
prices and inviting the public 10 feast
Of bargains. Crowds are accepting the
invitation. but there's still room for more
tempting dishes have been disposed of
and there's nothing for you but the des-
sert. Desmond cant answer for the
length OF the festivities. Don't wait to be
urged but make straight shoot for Des-
mond's, in the Bryson block, and supply
your wardrobe with the needful selections
from his frst-class stoc k OF strictly up
to-date hats and mems furnishings.
The z. l.. Parmelee company are daily
receiving new mportations of crockery,
glassware and art goods direct from Eu-
ropean factories. Our stock of plain
French china for decorating is complete
and fresh, and china decorators are re-
quested to call and examine the same
We carry the best selected stock of gas
and electric fixtures to be found IN the
city and take pleasure In furnishing esti-
mates ON all occasions. 2. l.. Parmelee
company, 2s2 and 2s4 South Spring
street.
The order of the musical service at st.
Pauls church, on Olive St., opposite the
park, today is as follows: II a. IN.
Te Deugl, Sullivan's anthem. In
Humble Faith, DR.. Garrett; aria from
the Creation. With Verdure Clad, sung
evensong. after the third collect Their 9
is Green Hill. sung by Madame Marti.
nez. The public welcome.
Sanborn Vail & Co. will have on exhi-
bition and sale this week q beautiful line
OF photographs mounted on glass panels,
both plain and oolorsd. Pleasing repro
auctions Of famous paintings. Just the
things to decorate a room with, and n
very cheap but handsome appearing arti-
Gle. Do not fail to see this line. 1873 s.
Spring st.
Today, a. 1o:45 a. M. at Sim pson NJ. E.
tabernacle, last and unusually interesting
services for this conference year. Ser
mon BY DR.. Mclean. At 1880 p. m. Mr..
W. L. Tomlins of national reputation;
theme. The Ministry of Music. Every
body invited.
Mr.. and Mrs Dan H. Burkes have re-
turned from Coronado and are located at
Bellevue Terrace hotel. Mrs Burke will
be at home to her friends on Thursdays.
On account of going out OF business,
high-grade new pianos sold for less than
$3.50, cash only. by N. Borchers, piano
tuner, corner of Spring and Eighth
streets.
See tho elegant display of banquet
lamps at Sanborn Vail & Co Beautiful
designs of ONYX, terra Gotta and bronze
decorations. all gold lacquered and brass
ornaments. graduating in price from $1.75
to $40. We can suit you with lamp If
you need one. 1873 s. Spring st.
Rev. WV. Tinker will preach this
morning and evening at the American
Baptist church, corner of Twenty-nihth
and Sum ner streets.
Millinery opening Monday, Septem Der
23d. and following days. Mrs. G. bosch,
313 S. Spring street.
Grand opening of fall millinery. Mon
day and following days at 0. Wolcott's,
37l N. Main ST., opposite Baker block.
Mrs. phipps beginning Spanish classes
Monday afternoon and evening. Ad-
vanced, Tuesday, 1901 S. Broadway.