The herald., 1896-12-27
The Van and Storage company. tel.

Main I140.
Orr q Hines, undertakers, removed to
Ol7 South Broadway. Tel. Main 65.
Go to the Belmont for tamales. oysters
and steaks. Cor. Main and Fifth SITS.
The best hats, roses and violets for the
money; No. 313 South Spring street. =.
Dosch.
Sharp & Samson. funeral directors
independently, 5S6 South Spring street.
Tel. 1923. r}ef
Do you know that it'll pay you hand
somely to look in at Desmond's 70 cent
neclxwear saleE
Joe Arnold, agent for the celebrated
Mexican cigar 35S South Spring street.
Telephone, Main SS6.
Christmas pictures, bust or any style,
cabinets, for 81 per dozen. at 147 South
Main street. Lawson.
watches cleaned. Is cents; main
springs. so cents: crystals, ~ cents.
Patton, PA South Broadway.
Charles H. Brown of Brown Bros. the
sprinr-street clothiers, left last night
eor two weeks trip to San Francisco
For q few days we will make cabinets,
bust or any style. for one dollar per
dozen. Lawson, 147 South Main street.
Adams Bros, dentists. 2S9h south
Spring street. Painless filling and ex-
tracting. Best sets of teeth from 20 10
so, Hours, to 5; Sundays. ~ to H.
The Landmarks club course or lee
lures will be given at SS0ls South Broad
way. the first being by Rt. Rev. Geo.
Montgomery, on The Securalization OF
the Missions Monday evening, Dec Is.
For high class Of work. prompt deliv-
ery and moderate prices try the old rell-
able. Excelsior laundry. 422-424 South
Los Angeles street. Branch at Ill west
Second street.
Rubbing out high prices is easy, put'
all the same. you can't find low ngures
for strictly up-to-date hats anywhere
except at Desmonds establishment III
the Bryson block.
A young fellow giving the name of
Charles NJ Spencer was arrested at
1o:S0 last night on Main street by ofncer
Blackburn and sent in ION suspicion,
of his antecedents.
There will be a called meeting Of the
News and Working Boys Home So
ciety at the home, sos San Pedro street,
Monday, December 2Sth, at 2:30 p. ~.
Mrs j. B. Brown. Secretary
Hear DR.. McLean's sermons today at
Simpson NJ E. tabernacle. Themes:
Christmas the Joy Day and Room Tor
Christ, Where? Prof. Cornell in charge
of the singing; Prof. Colby at the grand
organ. a 0aa4l
ON First street yesterday afternoon al
1 o'clock Charles Leeman fell in fit to
the sidewalk and was removed to the
receiving hospital for treatment. He
recovered in about an hour and was able
to go home. N4le
The Salvation army wishes to express
its thanks to the press and public of Los
Angeles for their great kindness in ad-
vertising and donations toward the
Christmas dinner and distribution OF
goods to the poor. saes tLe
The Educational Labor association
this afternoon Will inquire whether re-
ligion has been a blessing or curse to
the human family. Christian Nicholson
Is to open the discussion at 2:30 p. M, a
lis North Main street
DR.. Reoecca Lee Dorsey, Stimson
block, first floor, rooms 1873, 1884, 135.
Special attention given to obstetrical
cases and all diseases OF women and
children Electricity scientifically
used Consultation hours, to 5. Tel.
1927.
The gift sale of the Queen Shoe store,
Nos. 1872 and 164 North Main street, con-
tinues to New Years. Those who need
shoes should not fail to take advantage
of the generous offering. Fancy slip
pers and dancing pumps at greatly re-
duced prices.
1t paysyto buy shoes from reliable
store, where you are certain of getting
your moneys worth. This can truly
be said of The Queen Shoe store. 1852 and
164 North Main street. which has rec
ord of eighteen years standing People
who buy there once become permanent
customers.
officer Rawling yesterday afternoon
at 1880 arrested Fred Kuhn, young
German. on Sixth street and sent him in
to headquarters on suspicion. Kuhn
had a piece of rubber hose in his pos
session for which he could not salts
factorily account, and will be held pend
ing investigation
Are you going to buy a Christmas
present? If so, you can make up your
mind in a minute if you will visit II. c.
Wilcox building, Second and Spring
streets. He carries an immense stock
Of leather. paper and porcelain goods,
pictures, frames and art novelties
You won't ask yourself whether you
want one of Desmond's 25 cent ties or
not. On sight all doubt will disappear
and you will buy forthwith The regu-
lar so and IS cent kinds, but after the
big holiday business the lines were bad
ly broken. It's wonderful collection,
and they'll smile most who get the most
of them.
Plans, estimates, writing and news
paper space for advertisers. Write us
freely before spending another cent.
Successful Advertising" and personal
letter mailed free on request. Until Feb.
LIST we will write two good ads for your
business for so cents. Your money back
If they don't suit. Curtis Harrison Ad-
vertising company, $40 Wilcox building
Los Angeles; telephone, red 1494
Mrs. Adeline Duval Mack, the elocu-
ZIONIST, will give a recital at Music hall
on the 29th inst. She will be assisted by
her pupils, among them being Forest X
Satterwhite, a very promising young
of the late Senator Satterwhite of San
Bernardino, and has already made quite
reputation as an orator and elocution-
ist.
The quarters of Troop D, Cavalry
Stowell block, was the scene of jolly
cheer on Christmas day Capt. Alfred
Solano wired from New York to give an
informal Eat home to the members ani
friends of the troop at his, expense
Many invitations were issued, and guests
were numerous. Regrets were received
from Hon. Robert N. Bulla, Col j. r
Berry ard many others. The dinner Wa!
up to date. 11eE. 4.
On Christmas night the Garibald
Guards gave a grand ball at their hal
on Date street. Before the ball short
drama was given in Italian by promi-
nent members zof the local Italian colo
ny. The proverbial musical and dramati,
talent of the Italian people was agar
proven equal to the emergency and tn,