The herald., 1896-12-12
DR.. A. z. valla, Bullard block.
nz>~.. 60 a ,,Aatr nd m II Hotel


Go to the Belmont for tamales, oysters
and steaks. Cor. Main and Fifth SITS.
Sharp & Samson. funeral directors
independently, 536 South Spring street.
Tel. 1929.
Joe Arnold, agent for the celebrated
Mexican cigar, 35S South Spring street.
Telephone. Main 9S6.
Watches cleaned, IS cents; main
springs, 50 cents: crystals. 10 cents.
Patton, PA South Broadway.
All kinds Of sewing machines to rent
or sell. Williamson Bros, 32' Soutn
Spring street. Tel. 7S4 black
The Hoffman is supreme. see II AT
Williamson Bros, 327 South Spring ST.
ku kinds Of repairing. Tel. 7S4 black.
Ruv your guns, ammunition and bicy-
cles at reduced prices. Southern can
fornia Arms Company, 1l3 west f1rst
street.
Ladies' walking hats that were made
to sell for SO each, on sale today at Des-
mond's only for $3.50 each. They're tne
swellest in town.
New store, new stock. new styles
visit the Oak Shoe Store. ia west Flrst
street, Natick house, Will oHer iowes'
prices in this city.
q 20 hats NAV be bought at Desmonds 8
big sale today for 81 so. with the privilege
of exchange at any time within one week
from date of purchase.
Adams Bros, dentists, 1885, ssouth
Spring street. Painless filling ana ex-
fracting. Best sets of teeth from 30 10
SO. Hours, to 5; Sundays. 10 to IL.
Desmond's special sale of hats takes
place today. All $3.50 soft and stiff hats
will positively be sold at today's sale 1or
Il. 80 each. See ad on page o OF TINS pd-
per.
Robert Hale, president of thecity poaro
of education, entertained numper ol
the teachers in the pubic scnools a. ~
nome. at 1928 South Grand avenue, last
night.
For high class of work, prompt deliv-
erv and moderate prices try the OLD reil-
able Excelsior laundry, 422-424 Soutn
Los Angeles street. Branch at LII YVES.
Second street
Great big fat bargains in pianos. A
Briggs upright for $3.50: an Engllsn up
right, $40. New pianos at ial hard tlmes
prices. Williamson Bros, o2' soutn
Spring street. Tel. 7S4 black.
The holiday bargains which are now
A,snlayed in the show window OF the
Queen Shoe Store, 1872 and 164 North
Main street, are such as will tempt any
buyer If in need of shoes now Is the
time to buy.
Fourfold gospel meetings In Druid
hall. room AZ, Downey block, corner
Temple and Spring streets. Gospel tab :.
ernacle church, Sundays. II a. M, and
Fridays, 2:3O p. m; Christian alliance
Wednesdays. 2:3O p. M
DR.. Reoecca Lee Dorsey, Stimson
block, first floor, rooms 133, l34, i3o;
Special attention given to obstetrlcai
cases and all diseases OF women ana
children. Electricity scientifically
used. Consultation hours, to o. Tel
1927
The Won Keith collection Of paintings
and sketches of the beautiful water
fords and scenes in the environs OF Los
Angeles will be offered for sale during
the coming holidays. Paintings ranging
IL. price from 81 to $500 for each at Cres-
singers on Broadway.
Are you going to buy Christmas
present? If so. you can make up your
mind in minute if you will visit n. Z.
Wilcox building, Second and Spring
streets He carries an immense stock
Of leather, paper and porcelain goods,
pictures, frames and art novelties.
We have bought the entire stock of the
Los Angeles Shoe Manufacturing COM
pany at so cents on the dollar, which we
will put on sale Saturday morning at
9 o'clock It is not necessary to tell Los
Angeles people of the merit of these
goods, and the prices which we sell them
at will be is low as we bought-oO cents
on the dollar. Massachusetts, Shoe COM
pany, l29 West First street.
There was to have been a meeting
of the armory board at the armory on
Broadway last evening. but a quorum
failing to appear. no business could be
transacted The members of the board
are very anxious to perfect plans for an
armory. but there have been a number
of backsets, which have greatly delayed
matters. They hope to arrive at some
thing definite in the near future.
Mr. Harley Hamilton. assisted by
Mrs. Masac and other well known artists.
will give a concert at Music hall next
Monday evening, December a. A very
choice program will be given, including
some gems on the violin secured by Mr..
Hamilton during his recent trip to the
continent. All last summer Prof Ham
ilton studied under the master teachers
of the violin in the musical centers of
Europe.
Today the newly organized Athletic
club football team will go to Whittier
on the 9 o'clock train and will meet the
Whittier boys on the gridiron at that
place. The club team will go forth full
of confidence and expects to put up one
of the best ga mes yet played this season.
Both teams have won a game from each
other and tomorrow will decide the
championship.
The John A. Logan corps of the WRC
held an annual bazaar and entertain
ment at Bixby hall. on South Spring
street, last night. The program con-
sisted of a cake walk by twenty mem
bers and song and dance by four little
Alabama coons," after which dancing
was indulged in till late hour The
entertainment was well attended and
proved great financial success. The
program will be repeated at the Soldiers
home next Saturday for the benefit of
the old soldiers.
The first meeting of the working mans
school of music and choral union will
occur Sunday, December 18th, at the
hall of the Friday Morning club, No
33O1s South Broadway just opposite the
Methodist church. The exercises will
commence at / o'clock, sharp. All in ter
ested are invited to be present. Over
100 names have beenhanded in for me m
bership in this society. The instructions
will be given free of charge. The objec
is to establish in this city choral unior
composed of working men who wish tC
improve themselves in the art of sing.
ing, but who have not had much oppor.
tunity for study.
Right Reverend Bishop Montgomery
will deliver a free lecture on American
citizenship at the Los Angeles theate
on the evening of Monday, Decembe
21st. The reverend gentleman is one o
the most eloquent speakers and will, n,
doubt, be greeted by full house. Th
public are cordially invited to attend.
The members of Frank Bartlett an,
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