The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-03-03
LOCAL NOTES

Corsets fitted at the Unique.
No preaching in Illinois Hall today.
Cassasa's band, citrus fair. afternoon
and evening.
The finest Eastern maple bowling alleys
! at 222 South Broadway.
Life reading, ST.; satisfaction guaran-
teed. Fanny Green, Al s. Main. room 3.
For summer flowers Ulrch Brown is
the rose you want, at Lyon IL Cobbe's 440
S. Broadway.
A complete change OF time goes. into
effect Tuesday, March 4, on the Redondo
| Railway See new time card.
Banjo and guitar instruction by Chi
cago's popular banjoist and teacher of
guitar. Professor 7. W. Reamer, 120 1-2
South Spring street.
Santa Catalina Island steamer connects
daily except Sunday, at San Pedro with
Southern Pacific Company's train leaving
Arcade depot at u :55 pm.
Ladies, Mrs c. Bosch invites you to
call at her fine millinery opening, com
menclng Wednesday, March 9Th, and fol-
lowing days, No 313 South Spring just
below Third.
You haven't herd. the news if you
don t know that Desmond in the Bryson
Block had just placed on sale full line
of R. Dunlap q Co S celebrated silk, stiff
and soft hats.
he Wilmington Transportation Com
pany's ocean passenger steamer Falcon
will make daily trips, Sundays excepted.
The company reserves the right to change
steamers and days of sailing without
notice.
Another great excitement! Another con-
signment mo treadle, spring motor $65
sewing machines; run themselves, do ell
egant work; now selling for only $40 to
Introduce them. Don't miss this great
bargain, order soon. $50 South Olive street.
At the Cathedral-First Sunday in Lent.
Mass in d by Lejeal to be sung by good
quartette and chorus. At the offertory
Henry Pfann will sing the tenor solo from
Rossini's Stabat Mater Cujus Amman, A.
G. Gardner organist. The vespers and
benediction are at 1880 p. m.
You will have to pay 80 to so per cent
more when ours are gone. No such bar
gains were ever quoted before; no such
bargains will ever be quoted again. We
repeat you will regret it if you miss at
tending the great consignment lace sale
now in full bloom at Burgers, No 235 S.
Spring street, between Second and Third
streets.
At St. Paul's Church on Olive street,
opposite the park, there will be special
the choir will render Gounod's mass, the
A Cecilia, with a special orchestra accom-
paniment by the soloists of Cassasa's
great band and the Krauss string quar-
tette. silver offering will be received
at the door of the church.
Last Friday night E. J. Garvin and L.
T.. Miller, two bicyclists, stopped about 10
O'Clock at 24 IL South Spring street, leav-
ing one OF the wheels at the curb and the
other one in the entrance of the building.
They went up stairs and spent nearly an
hour in transacting business. When they
returned both wheels were missing. Moth
ing has so far been heard of them and SIS
reward has been offered for the return of
each.
Mrs. D. Lumsden of Chicago, H., who
is to lecture to ladies only Tuesday and
Thursday afternoons of this week in New
Music Hall, 231 South Spring street. will
illustrate in her own splendid physique
the comforting message she bears that lit
is natural for woman to be we'll" Ladies,
do not fail to hear the popular lecturer of
Chicago. These lectures are free.
Positively the last day. Free with every
80 cent purchase, sterling silver-plated
left to last day, SO tomorrow will wind
them up. To put more life in our trade,
to further popularize our store, we will
add still more attractions. Here they are,
and they go cheaper than ever. A manu-
facturer's sample line of fine nickel
PiooSu soSCi oSlsoOlS, Size lOuT w clRuG
inches long, worth up to 81, choice of the
entire lot at 25 cents. Another slaughter
sale of extra fine quality Of gold and sill
ver-plated dress and neck buckles at Is,
20 and rs cents, worth more than double.
Genuine Mexican opals that sell for 81 all
over, you can buy them tomorrow for 25 |
cents; those for 81 at 80 cents; those worth
IS at 81. We are going out of the watch |
trade. So if you want gold-filled case |
watch we will sell you one at cost to close
out. Now for another big cut in station
cry. For 10 cents quire, the following:
Hurd's Irish linen crane, Is cents; super !
Cranes bond, Hurd's Egyptian linen,
ruled and unruled, and for 20 cents a
luire, Hurd's English ripp, Hurd' linen
CLOTH Cranes extra supertine, kid finish,
envelopes to match. All this takes place |
at Burgers, No. 235 s. Spring street. be- |
tween Second and Third streets.