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ARRESTED FOR BURGLARY
Jack Ruedy Brought From Santa Paula BY
Officer Benedict

JOCK Sueoy Brought From Santa Paula by
Officer Benedict
Officer Benedict returned from Santa
Paula last night with Jack Ruedy, who
is wanted here for burglary.
About month ago Ruedy roomed at
5oS11 East Second street with Mrs. Ash
ton. One day she went to Santa Monica
and when she returpd it was to discover
that her room had been burglari zed and
her gold watch taken. Shortly after tn is
Ruedy lett the house. Mrs. Ashton was
cleaning up his room and in one of the
bureau drawers she ran across pawn
ticket issued by ]. Morris ON South Main
street for lady's gold watch.
Mrs. Ashton took the ticket to the DO
lice and reported the crcum stances. Mr..
Benedict accompanied her to the pawn
shop, whore the watch was produced and
she at once identified it as having be-
longed to her. Mr.. Benedict started to
work on the case and traced Ruedy to
Santa Paula. He sent a description of
tho fellow to the constable at that place
and on Friday dispatch was received to
the effect that Ruedy had been arrested.
Mr.. Benedict took the train Yesterday
to 60 after his man and returned to the
CITY last night. Ruedy acknowledged
having stolen the watch and pawned it
for 81. He ella lined that he was hungry
and claimed that he intended to repay
Mrs. Ashton as soon as he could make
enough at Santa Paula, but inasmuch as
he failed to acquaint the lady with his
honorable intentions, it may go q trife
hard with him at this late day
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A BISHOP FOR LOS ANGELES
The California Diocese Soon to Be
Divided
Delegates From This City to Attend the Tri-
ennial Convention at Minneapolis.
Rev. John Gray Talks

A dispatch from San Francisco an
nouncing the departure OF Bishop Nichols
for Minneapolis to attend the triennial
convention of the Protestant Episcopal
church recalls the action taken at the last
state convention held in this city last
May. in which it was unanimously de-
cided to make division of the present
diocese so as to form two in this state in
stead of one as at present.
The Rev. John Gray, pastor Of st.
Paul's church, when asked regarding the
probable outcome of the proposed meas
ure said:
There is no doubt whatever about the
division being maze. The measure will
be certain to receive the sanction OF the
convention. The reasons for forming a
new diocese are first, the present one,
embracing as 1t does the entire state is
too extensive to be governed by one
bishop and secondly. the growing popu-
iation of the state and especially this Sec
ton. makes an imperative need for a
division. The matter was practically de-
cided at the state convention last May.
AS to the choice of the new bishop,
nothing can be stated on that point at
present. 1t would seem bit premature
to mention the subject just now, as the
diocese has not yet been formed. In all
probability some one from the east will
be chosen.
The effect of having southern Calf
orlia diocese will be to bring new church
institutions to this city, which will be
the headquarters of the bisnop. The
church schools will be wideEed and in all
probability new hospitals will be
erected
Following will lie the delegates to the
triennial convention from this state I:
Bishop Nichols, Mr.. Spauiding and DR..
Foute of San Francisco; Rev. II. b.
T. lowell and Judge A. N. Stevens Of
this city. The latter gentleman viii. go
in place of f. l.. Winder, VINO will be
unable to attend. The delegates will
start for Minneapolis some time this
week to be present when the con anton
opens early in October.
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THE CAHUENGA VALLEY
And What Its Citizens Are
Doing for Advancement
LEMON EXCHANGE MEETING
Constitution, Bylaws and Articles of
Incorporation
Forty Lemon Producers Are Already Members.
The Exchange Is Prosperous and
Happy Results Anticipated

The citizens Of the Cahuenga valley
hsld their regular monthly meeting at
the Pass school house on last Thursday
evening. The number in attendance was
greater than at any previous meeting.
The meeting was calle1 to order by tho
chairman, Rev. Daniel Read. and after
the reading and approval of the minutes
{ of the last meeting, the committees on
good roads, water supply. and Sunset
boulevard made their several reports.
paper was then read by P. s. Richie,
it being the Joint production of this gem
teman ana r. j. Moll ST., on the advis-
ability of the establishments OF a lemon
exchange in Cahuenga valley. It's read
Ing was atteltively listened to. after
which vote of thanks was rendered to
its authors.
The Citizens association then adjourn.
cd until the 29th of October.
A meeting of the lemon exchange was
then held, and after the election of the
Rev. Daniel Read and p. T. Beveridge
respectively to the temporary offices of
president and secretary. the following
! lemon prodcers present signified their
Ut. THOMAS Davidson, T. E. Brain. j.
tllrt, W. Squire. G. l.. Groes. W. G. Fry,
A. q. TAFT. L. ]. Read John Watts, Mrs.
NJ. l.. Morey, Miss Winstanley, J. d.
Dunlap and J. N. Wilson. The mem ber-
ship. with the above additional names.
now amounts to nearly forty. This is a
very fair showing, and one of which the
organizers OF the exchange may foel
proud.
The committee appointed for the pur-
pose OF drafting constitution and by
laws made its report. which was favor
| abb. received by this members. The
draft presented will doubtless be adopted
Win possibly few minor changes. after
the incorporation OF the exchange.
The chair appointed a committee of five
to draw up articles of incorporation.
which will be acted upon at the next
meeting. The exchange then adjourned
until October /, 1895.
The Cahuenga Lemon Exchange will
soon be ready for business. When in full
working order it will tend to greatly pro-
mote the general prosperity of the charm
ing suburb of Los Angeles citv. Through
us AID the unsurpassed lie mon of the
Cahuenga will find profitable market.
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Housekeeping Linens
Table Linen

Table Linen
At soc yard, Bohemian Table Lin.
en-, made of clean yarn, excellent for
wear; 81 inches wide.
At 75c a yard, snow-white Irish
Damask in several pretty patterns;
62 inches wide; should be 81 yard.
At $I.oo a yard, the very finest and
purcst aIl-lnen Irish Satin Damask,
full yards wide and actually worth
$3.50 per yard.
Napkins
To match our 81 Table Linens, ~
inch for $1.75 and 24-inch square for
$3.50 per dozen.
Table Linen
yards wide, purest Plain Satin
Damask; fancy Watered Borders
and Pin-dot Design in either of the
three styles at SI.5o per yard, and
Napkins to match, extra large din
ner size, at $500 per dozen.
Gray Crum Cloths, 1914 by I4.4,
worth $3.50, tomorrow for $3.50 ca.
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THF POLITE WORLD


Mrs. NJ. A. Wright gave a beautiful
party last Thursday evening in comment
Grafton of the twenty-ffth birthday of
her son. W. J. Wright. The floral decor
atoms in the spacious rooms were elabor.
ate. while the lawn was brilliant with
Japanese lanterns pendant from trees and
glittering among the shrubbery. Music
and dancing were the features of the
evening and an elegant supper was
served. Mrs. Wright and her son proved
themselves a charming host and hostess,
and the delightful evening will long
linger IN the memory or the guests as
one OF the most enjoyable affairs of the
season. Among those present were the
1ollowIng:
Mrs. e. B. Barney, AIDA Barney, Mrs.
]. j. Muratt, Maud Muratt, Mrs. A. F.
Reynolds, Mrs. Alice Carter. Mrs. M. A..
OsBleness. Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Craw-
ford, Mrs. T. Gsell, Mrs. j. f. Long,
Mrs. A. U. Pleasance.
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Shoe Talk

That's good. Every word worth
money if you are looking for good
goods at economical prices.
At $3.50 per pair; oil-pebble, grain
leather, button shoes for Misses
sizes IIH to 2-spring heels; good
Wearers.
At $3.50 per pair; Dugan & Hud-
sons celebrated lronclad school
shoes-heavy Dongola with tip of
same-spring heels; every pair guar
anteed for fit and quality.
At $3.50 per pair; Youths shoes,
sizes II to 2, made of calfskin; lace
or button; a big bargain.
At s. per pair: Ladies' French Dom
COLA kidskins with patent leather tips;
2H to 6; spring heel; foot comfort.
At s. per pair: Ladies' boots, hand
turned soles, with the very newest
Toxic" toe; the greatest bargain
ever offered in Los Angeles.
At 81 per pair: Ladies' fine kidskin
button shoes, hand-turned soles;
Louis XIV heels; stylish toes; value S.
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Wash Fabrics

At Is ,-3 cents a yard: Twlll-back
French Wash Flannels in new stripes,
checks, combination and notified eff.
fects; actual value IS cents.
At IL IL cents a yard: Fancy Wash
Flannels, double-faced and woven,
not printed; notified effects; very
latest fall novelty.
At IS cents yard: 20 pieces Bril-
liantines, all novelty black dress
goods in notified effects; we leave
you to guess their actual value.
At IS cents a yard: Sc inches wide
Atwood Henriettas, in black, tans,
browns, red, garnet and cardinal,
green's, etc.
At our usual low prices: All MusIins,
Sheetings, Ginghams, Canton and
Domet Flannels, Eiderdown
Cloakings, ETC., and in fact all
goods in our Domestic Department.
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Troubled With Periodical Dysenterv

Henry P. Silvera Of Lucea, jamaica.
West India islands, says "Since my re.
covery from an attack of dysentery, some
ten years ago. it comes on me suddenly
at times and makes me very weak. K
teaspoonful of Chambe rlain Collie Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy taken in lit
lie water gives me immediate relief. l
ould get a dozen testim onials from peo-
pie here who have been cured by this
remedy" For sale by Off & Vaughn,
Fourth and Spring. and c. f. Heinzs-
man, 222 North Main street,
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Final Concert OF the Season

At Santa Monica today. by tne superb
Los Angeles Military band Hear King
Cotton. Sousa's very latest. Its first
performance by band on the coast.
Music sent especially for this concert.
Henry G. Bowen. late cornet soloist
Catalina Island Marine band, in a corne t
solo. Goudy. the remarkable trombonist.
Calvin in his beautiful bell solo. mag.
nifcent concert. Comfortable seats for
1000 people. Free clam bake at noon at
North Beach bath house. We will run
a special service OF fast trains. Time
table in this paper. Southern Pacific 8
round trip, so cents.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-09-22

Our stock of beautiful hair ornaments
In genuine tortoise shell are offered at
less than cost. Come and price them.
Everything marked in plain figures. I'm
peSial Hair Bazaar. 224-226 W. Second st.,
under the HolIcnbeck.
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Bright and Strong

Clothes are apt to make Bright and
Strong Scholars. Careful parents
will consider this primarily. Then
come the prices. With us the quail
ity Of our Boys Clothes is as much
above the average as the prices are
below. Witness the following:
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Art-Goods

hA OOVuS
Table Squares 4Oc
ESQ, Csc. 81 and $3.50 each.
On fancy materials, full SO inches
square; plain and tinted stamp.
ing in patterns of the very prettiest
and newest designs.
Table Scarfs Csc
Use. s5c and ST. each.
Linen Monte, Honeycomb aad Plain
Linen. tinted and plain stamping; ex-
QuiSite designs.
Linen Doylies 8 l.3c
10 and $50 each.
Plain and fringed borders, fancy
stamped.
Cushion Covers 3Sc
And Csc each.
Special Sofa Cushion, sizes 1S by l8
inches square, in fancy colored Denim,
with neat stamping.
Denim Squares Csc
And 81 each.
Handsome colors, stamped in latest
designs; full yard square. table size.
Cushion Covers Csc
And $50 each.
Plain and fancy materials, IS inches
square. very elegantly stamped.
Pillow Shams Csc pair
Fine white muslin. full yard square.
stamped in appropriate designs sug.
gestive Of happy dreamland.
Center Pieces 3Sc
SOC and Csc each.
Something entirely new for decorating
linen pieces. to be finished with large
point lace braids.
Laundry Bags $l.O0
$1.25 and $1.75 each.
broidered and STAN ped various sizes.
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We can please you with our engraving
II because we handle fine station cry ana
do engraving exclusively. The Century
Engraving Co., 233 s. Spring ST., Los An
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Magnolia lodge. N o. 8. Degree OF Honor,
A. o. U. W.. will give its annual calico
ball on Thursday evening, Septem Der
26th, at Odd Fellows hall. 22015 South
Main street,
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Tascot Glee Club at Redondo
Sunday, September 22d. Santa Fe trains
leave 8 a. M, 10 a. M, II u. m 20 >.
m. Round trip, 30 cents.
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Santa Barbara and Ventura, Round Trip $7.6o
From Los Angeles. Southern Pacific ex-
cnsoion Monday. October 18th.
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A. Hamburger & Sons,
Modern
Department Store
The
Peoples Store
Safest Place
To Trade
Dress Goods

Dress Goods
This is the Des Goods Season. this is "Dress Goods" Head
quarters and here the DRESS Goods Selling Cnters
Goods" Markets completely
PEOPLES STORES foreign organization this season.
suits positively maheSs anything
attempted in America. Wise will anticipate
Goods wants before the is depleted.
Our Special Something for Tomorrow will be:
At $l.0O per yard
Be candid with in acknowledgment ACTUAL
value as we are honest in presenting them you.
Mohair Suiings Bouret.es
Boucle Suiings Novelty Mixtures plaids
Caniche Suftngs Rough Cured Effects Silk weeds
SILK and Wool Novelties and Gold Mixed Bouces
Handsome fall ooings bright stylish
worth up to:-Wel, we won't say See for yourself.
Dress Patterns, $500 to $500
Gown Dress Model leading Paris London and
Vienna exclusives THE PEOPLES STORE only
SILK wool and fancy Bouo mixtures and combinations
lots in combination blends Brokenpd Bouret Sungs
rare novelties in satin finish changeable mixtures.
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Down Stairs

Twill pay you to visit our "down
stairs" departments whether you wish
to purchase or not. 1t is tho largest
STORE in the city OF Los ngeles and
has larger stock Of h gh art goods and
household necessarics than any two
big hous es here can compare with,
Our Own Importations
At honest prices.
Glass Plaques soc
DOC and ST. each for Finch, Finch and
inch; hand painted in flower life.
Rose Bowls $l.O0 each
Hand painted to match plaques
Sea Shells 25c each
Hand painted, with fancy easels.
New SilyerWare
All goods carried by us in this line
guaranteed quadruple plate on white
metal base.
Round Trays $500 each
l3-inch circumference. satin finish,
bright hapd-engraved centers.
Tea Sets $3.50 per set
Quadruple plate, satin finish, bright
hand engraved, gilt lined cleamer and
spooner, tea pot and sugar DJwl,
pieces 10 set.
Coffee Sets $1O.25 per set
Coffee pot sugar bowl Dreamer and TO-
inch tray, in quadruple plate: satin
finish repousse border and handles,
bright hand-engraved. and Outlined
creamer.
Ice Pitchers 5000 each
1919 inches high, satin finish, heavy
repousse handle and spout, bright
haud.elisraY.ng.
ColIapsing Cups 81. Is each
Quadruple plate on nickel, giltiiued:
each put up in satin-lined case
Combination Sets $1.75
And So. 90 each. Two styles Orange
Knife with spoon. knife blade and
seed-picker: all to fold up nicely to
pocket size.
Limoges French China
Hand painted Cracker Jars. tinted
ground, dwarf rose decorations; x3 rs
to So rs. Tete-a- sue ar and Cream
er, richly decorated, finished in Roman
gold; $40 each.
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Foot
Form
Hosiery

Monday is alw avs "hosiery day" at
"fHE PEOPLES STORE" but to.mor-
row will be greater one than usual;
81 cases imported Hose opened.
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Agency for Pabst Beer
Agency for Pabst beer Pacific Boiling
Works. cor. Fifth and Wolfskill sts
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Thirty
Five
Complete
Departments
Silks and VelvetS

Silks and Velvets
Added delightful department the entire
put largest silk Mills prices
before so low for good reliable stufs.
Black Silks, 100 to 81. Is per yard
Black Satin Duehes heavy, soft and sous inches wde
bargain beyond comparisons grades everywhere
Silks at ST 90 per yard
Nowhere Black Peau de soie silk wears
we'll extremely fashnab Black Faconn Grains fancy
Stripe and Bohe; Chameleon Gaes Striped printed
Silks at $I.OO per yard
FANCY WEAVE FIGURED Striped Taffeta Pompadou
Lace Desgns Oriental and Gothic Figured and Changeabe Silks
evening and street shades
Vevets
New arrivals of the very ideas Mantle
Dress and Trimming Velvets; immense assorments
prices.
Special
Our 81 Silks NOT the grades usually hownbe convinced
once; not and see them for your satisfaction.
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Ladies' Hose 35c pair

Bought 80 per cent under value; sold
tomorrow at the same ratio. Pure Spun
Silk, warranted. and Rtchelieu-ribbed
Maco combed yarn: absolutely fast and
stainless black. high spliced heels and
double soles; Hermsdoif dye; extra
gauge.
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$3.50

Little Boys Bright and Strong Suits.
In Light and Dark Cheviots and
Cassimeres, plain and fancy; in
hundreds of patterns and price
worthy even at $500.
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4 Cigale Kid Gloves $l.OO pair

Our own importation from Paris,
France. Large pearl buttons and
hook lacing. Glace and SUICIDES in an
assortment of New Fall shades found
nowhere else.--Quality and fit UNI
equaled. Plain and stitched backs
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Ladies' Hose Csc
School Hose Csc

Hermsdorf, fast and stainless black.
silk finish. .dropstitch-pattern ribs, ~
gauge double heels and toes.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-09-22

The BEACON triple elastic knee and
CORRUGATED heel stocking Abso-
lutely fast and stainless black. All
sizes in either boys or girls.
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Whiskey
and Quinine

"Drink plenty Of It, Il It's good whis-
key" That's what our advertising
manager says and does, aud he GER
tainly fought to know"
Canadian Club, csc
Per bottle. IT'S good stuff World re-
nowned: a little Quinine with 1t and
you'll not be bothered with malaria
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La Mazeno Gloves $I.sO pair

Real Kid" in 4 large pearl buttons,--5
and hook lacing: WARRANTED.
Every pair fitted to the hand cleaned
whenever necessary; and kept in re-
pair. free OF charge, until entirely worn
out.--Black and all staple and newest
novel shades for Autumn and Fall
wear. stitching or plain to suit.
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Great
Glove
Gathering

4SS eAh -
And showing-and selling. Efforts
that tell OF business acumen, purchases
that tell Of cash strength. have been the
means OF placing our 9LOVE DEPART
MENT on footing enjoyed by no other
local house For Ladies we show an as
sortment Of Gloves which cap all other
collections and make US unrivaled lead
ers in quality and price.
Pique French Kid Gloves 81 pair
3 Patent clasp fasteners. very finest pro-
duction, IN all correct colors--The cele-
brated "DERBY." Eviry pair war
ranted, fitted to the hand and kept
cleaned and in repair free OF charge un
til entirely worn out.
La Mazeno Gloves $1.5O pair
'Real Kid" in 4 large pearl buttons,--5
and z hook lacing: WARRANTED.
Every pair fitted to the hand ; cleaned
whenever necessary; and kept in re-
pair. free OF charge, until entirely worn
out.--Black and all staple and newest
novel shades for Autumn and Fall
wear.-stitching or plain to suit.
La Cigale Kid Gloves $l.00 pair r
Our own importation from Paris,
France. Large pearl buttons and S
hook lacing. Glace and SUICIDES in an
assortment Of New Fall shades found
nowhere eISe.--tluhl1ty NDu NJ uQ.
equaled. Plain and stitched backs.
Foot
Form
Hosiery
Monday is alw avs "hosiery day. at
"fHE PEOPLES STORE but to.mor-
row will be a greater one than usual;
81 cases imported Hose opened.
Ladies' Hose 35c pair
Bought 80 per cent under value; sold
tomorrow at the same ratio. Pure Spun
silk, warranted. and Richelieu-ribbed
Maco combed yarn: absolutely fast and
stainless black. high spliced heels and
DOUBLE soles; Hermsdotf dye; extra
gauge.
Ladies' Hose Csc
Hermsdorf, fast and stainless black.
silk finish. dropstitch-p pattern ribs, ~
gauge double heels and toes.
School Hose Csc
The REACON triple elastic knee and
CORRUGATED heel stocking. Abso-
lutely fast and stainless black. All
sizes in either boys or girls.
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n O

Lady in the land with any considera:
ton for her beauty or complexion Will
lie without a bottle or two OF our Justly
celebrated
"La CigaIe" Face Powder, SOC
perfectly harmless liquid face pow:
dar, delightfully."- perfumed; white and
flesh.
Anita Cream, soc
Removes tan, freckles, sunburn and all
other biemishes OF the face and skin;
most delightful preparation.
Violet Ammonia, 75c
Our pure california Violet Toilet Am.
monia, periumed and highly pungent:
Is the correct thing for toilet and bath
use, producing wonderfully refreshed
and cooled sensation.
Don't Scratch
Use ''saelfof," that wonderful liquid
preparation Of that eminent physician
and surgeon, Dr.. Hartman. OF New
York: IL IL q natural destroyer of fleas
aud mosquitoes. Price only 25c per
battle.
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Center Pieces 3Sc

Something entirely new for decorating
the center Of tables: choice fine white
linen pieces. to be finished with large
point lace braids
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Laundry Bags $l.0O

White Duck and Colored Denims, ems
broidered and STAN ped various sizes.
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Pillow Shams Csc pair

Fine white muslin. full yard square.
stamped in appropriate designs sug.
gestive Of happy dreamland.
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pique French Kid Gloves 81 pair

8 Patent clasp fasteners. very finest pro-
duction, in all correct colors--The cele-
brated "DERBY." Eviry pair war
ranted, fitted to the hand and kept
cleaned and in repair free Of charge un
til entirely worn out.