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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-29
WINNING IN WINNIPEG
n w. Hays Says Printers There Are
Victorious.

ohm W. Hays, first vice-president
general organizer for the Inter
ional Typographical Union, has re
aed from Winnipeg, where he had
&c in response to a request from the
on of that place. Last Monday
ming a mass meeting Of members Of
allied trades of Winnipeg was held
the purpose of uniting more ,soidly
the interest of the controversy be-
en- the printers and their employers.
meeting was attended by practi-
y every member of the various
ting crafts and developed a feeling
- unanimity of purpose that was
sing to the printers.
IF. Hays reports that all but one of
large shops in. Winnipeg have come
erms with the union, and that but
y men are now out. Thirteen Off
are still holding off, but among this
her there is only one firm which
Toys any great number of men.
r. Hays has gone to Sioux Falls and
-chell, S. D., where he will look over
field for the International. In these
es reports indicate that the union
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-29

niversary will be celebrate by q grand
ball Wednesday evening, Nov. 3, in the
large hall at Masonic temple. Appel a.
the occasion, and number Of innoya-
tions characteristic OF social events Civ
en- under the auspices of the cigarmak-
ers will add to the interest of the occa-
sion.
The reception committee will be made
up of the presidents of the Trades
assembly, Building Trades council, Met
al Trades council, Team Drivers !. JOINT i,
lied Printing Trades council and tho
Woman Union Label league.
Arrangements are being made by r.
Ct. Hall, John D. Chubbuck, John Kir-
by, Ben Engelman and Matt Hughes.
Members Of the st. P aul union will be
invited $50 49,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-29
KELLINGToN ELECTED AGAIN
Will Represent Mill Employees 9
American Federation Meet.

A.. E.. Wellington has been elected to
represent the international Union Of
the approaching convention Of the
American Federation Of Labor at Pitts
burg next month. Mr.. Kellington was
chosen at a5recent meeting Of the gen
eral executive board, this being the
second time the honor has been given
him. Delegates have been sent by the
millers for three years, the late John
E. Larkin being the first. Mr.: Keeling
ton is preparing to leave for Pittsburg
about Nov. 10 and will be absent about
two weeks.
Charter No. 100 was issued from
headquarters this week. It goes to the
Brooklyn IN. W Stone Dressers and
Helpers union, which has a promising
charter list. ! 49,. T. ..- - "a X s.
Officers Of the different milling
unions report that the work Of organi
cation is progressing satisfactorily, and
in some lines it is said the workmer
are again thoroly organized.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-29
Labor Notes.

I "A dance will be: given by the Garment Work
ers at the Fourth 4 Ward wigwam next. Friday
evening. b - SO s .sl 3 sf 4 isst
The new constitution Of the Carpenters Dis
trict council has been Endorsed by the genera!
officers and will be printed at once.
A proposition to hold biennial sessions OF the
International Bartenderss union has been acted
on favorably and the next convention will not BIZ
held until 1907.
The Horseshoers union put the new rules Of
the interna tional into effect at Tuesday nights
session., which requires each member to have
current card in his possession in order to ST.
during the proceedings.
A masquerade ball will be given by Upholster
ers union. No. %, at East Side Turner hal
Nov. 20.
An entertainment and dance, the second o.
a series to be given the coming winter, will b.
given by the United Union Label Council a
Maccabee hall. corner Franklin and Bloomington
| avenues, Thursday evening, Nov. %, 1905.
International nominations, which are beinl
made by the cigarmakers turnout the jurisdic
ton of the international union, will close Nov
g. Minneapolis will have candidate for one o
! the prominent offices. \
Bakers, union will hold another mass meet
ing next Saturday evening at Alexander's hall
Members Of the st. Paul union have been in
vited. ~r.'->S H., > II II.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-29
NEWSY LETTER FROM
THE SOLDIERS HOME

location is upon the highest point in
the grounds and near the PERCEPTIONS
eighty-foot, western bank of the Missis
sippi river, with Ramsey county. and
st. Paul just across While all the
other buildings, the headquarters, hos
pital pavilion, FIVE cottages for the
are hidden amongst the bluffs and trees,
not to be seen or located from any dis.
tance except by the smoke of its burn
ing furnaces from. affair, this woman's
building can probably be seen from the
city, Mendoza and St. Paul. ' @~s
Don't imagine that we, as an organ
lied burial society which has plenty OF
work to do, never tell stories and laugh
and read the papers and novels and
flag will "shalf'' for each of us soon.
We feel just as when death and the
| dead were around us in the army, Let
FER rip! ..E 5.r egg -EE<-E x
This is, enough and there may be more
later on, telling, perhaps, more about
the new building and its intentions and
plan; about the hospital, it's manage
ment and work; about how some two
or three hundred Of us follow the flag
the folks and the people sometimes
tumble over the bluffs to the river
nobody killed YETI. about the row Of
sparkling springs that pour ceaselessly
out of the bluffs of Minnehaha and are
reached by a path cut thru the brush
and rack; and how each has its own
taste and medicinal virtue, from water
pure and simple for drinking
they say-to the lower spring. which
spring in Minnesota and perhaps il
the world and all these springs along
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-29
Establish Headquarters.

Headquarters have been established
in the Century building by the local
Electrical Workers unions. nos. "a and
292. Frank Flanagan has been chosen
joint agent for the two organizations
and will devote his whole time to the
tricians to pay some attention to. the Sc
curing of better protection forf work
men employed in the stringmg Of wires,
particularly in the central part of the
city, and Mr.. Flannaga will look after
this in connection with his other duties
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-29
is gaining ground and a>settlement
looked for in the near future.
MORE IRON WORKERS Go
Big Grew of Union Men Building North
ern Pacific Bridge.

Business Agent Patrick Hurley of the
local Structural Iron Workers left
Thursday night with another lot Of
ironworkers for Bismarck, N. D., where
the Northern Pacific is constructing a
big bridge across the Missouri river.
With the addition of the men who left
har rsa esenng the crew T arsa
iority of whom are Minneapolis work.
men The. job is. being done under the
direction Of the railroad company, and
is the first which has been. done wholly
by union labor BY the Northern Pacific
company. Work started Aug. 10, and
it, is expected the structure will be com
pleted by Jan. 1. Over $4,000 tons Of
steel will be used and the crew will re
main until the bridge is finished.
Mr.. Hurley will look after some mat
tiers for the union while away, and viii
return tomorrow,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-29
To New York or Boston.

;; The rate via the Michigan Central is
as low as by any other line. Stop-over
allowed at Niagara Falls ons through
tickets. Tourist sleeping car Chicago to
Boston daily. except Friday In forma-
ton furnished by local ticket agents, or
address v. C.. Russell, N. W. P: a.,
Pioneer Press building, st. Paul, MINI.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-29

If you drink Pickwick Rye you can =, t
help being in. good spirits, for you'll
have good spirits in you.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-29
SILVER ANNIVERSARY

Announcement is made by Cigarmak-
ers union, No. II, that the silver an.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-07
Beach Property
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
We have secured In an exchange deal
three large lots In Signal Hin tract, Long
Beach which we will sell at bargain.
We also offer two choice lots in south
west, on Brighton aycaue. below Forty
sixth street, at a bargain for quick turn.
ROSS a. LINDSEY,
3h "A. W Hellman Building.
Phones Home 1862. Main iS22
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-07

FOR SALE-GREAT CUT PRICE SALE OF
furniture continues. Sanitary couches. A15;
stands, s1.OO; $3.50 round oak extension
tables for $3.50; $500 folding beds Sll5o;
rockers, SIPS; hardwood chairs 65c; ramie
couches, s4.75; box couches. $3.50; S-foot ex-
tension tables. $500; dressers 5.75; iron
beds, $3.50; s2.75 cable Springs, $2.S5; treasure
tables, SO so; $3.50 drop leaf tables. $500; 2
burner gas plates. 81 10. We will save you
money. j. NJ. OVERELL. 652 and 654 S.
Main st,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-07
$50OO-FOR EXCHANGE

s50OO-FOR EXCHANGE
10 ACRES AT ONTARIO. ALL IN FULL
BEARING NAVEL ORANGES WITH TEN
SHARES OF WATER: CEMENT FLUMES
AND CLEAR OF ENCUMBRANCE; WILL
TAKE Los ANGELES CITY PROPERTY
AND PAY CASH DIFFERENCE
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-07
eoR SALE
Suburban Property


Suburban Property
FOR SALE
CULvER's EAST HOLLYWOOD.
ON A BEAUTIFUL KNOLL
AT THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER VERMONT AVE.
AND
BENEFIT ST.
THREE CAR LINES
5-MGNUTE SERVICE
SC CAR FARE.
LARGE, CHOICE BUILDING LOTS
Ar
;.SS--..35-! ;,.SS--..35 500
AND UP.
TERMS
ls3ss lss B9wN. B9wN: NNS NNS FHR FHR H9NTH. H8EFH.
ALI THE STREETS ON THE TRACT
GRADED.
GRAvELE1t
CURRED.
AND
s1DEwABKED
WITH CEMENT
TAKE THE HOLLYWOOD CAR TODAY
AND GET OFF ON THE PROPERTY.
CALL AND GET THE NEW MAP OF
FREE no EVERYBODY.
ALEX. CULVER, 1Os S. BROADWAY.
FOR SALE
DoIGEv1LLE. DoLGEvILLE.
The MANUFACTURING SUBURB OF
LOS ANGELES
ONE OF THE FINEST AND MOST BEAU
TIFUL RESIDENCE SUBURBS
NEAR THE CITY.
THE GEM OF SAN GABRIEL VALLEY.
An ideal location for a home.
Magnificent scenery
Abundance of pure water.
on one Of the best electric car line systems.
IN THE COUNTRY. YET ALL THE FACILI-
TIES AND ADVANTAGES OF CITY LIFE.
$4,000 worth of lots sold
si25ooo has been invested in the erection of
homes,
NOW is THE TIME TO SECURE FINE
LARGE LOTS ON BROAD STREETS AND
AVENUES AT THE Low PRICE OF 5000
TO $500
Do not fail to visit Dolgeville II you wish
TO invest your money where it will be sure
to increase rapidly in the next year or two.
CAR FARE 1oC. OR FAMILY TICKETS &C.
Office on tract, or
6. ]. WHITE & Co,
Real Estate and Financial Agents,
4l6-417 Pacific Electric Bldg
Members L. A. Realty Board.
1t is a beauty spot.
See for yourself.
THE MCCARTHY CoMPANYs
MAIN ST. AND MoNETA AVE. TRACT
and FIGUERoA ST TRACTS. 90.
Lots at 1915 to $500.
Easy terms
Branch office on the tract at SD and Main
st maple ave. car to SD st)
THE MCCARTHY CO,
9Os N. Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-07
Business Property
We SELL THE EARTH
BASSETT & SMITH.
INVESTMENTS.
-cENTRAL I'D gTH..

CENTRAL AND 9TH
Is ClOse-iu property.
Central ave. is distinctly a business street;
Sth and Central is close to railroad depot and
electric power-house; interurban car barn,
flour mill cold storage plant and other man
utacturing thus making good rental prop
ositon. on this property is 3-story new
building; store rooms facing Central ave,
also one fiat on ground floor facing Sth St;
also fats above. This property and loca-
ton is good and has a bright future. win
rent for S175 to $40 per month; price $4,000;
terms if desired.
GOOD INCOME
Within easy walking distance of business
section of Los Angeles, we have bargain
for somoone 1t is modern zap apartment house
and It win advance much in value, Price
$4,000, Look 1t up.
WEST TENTH STREET
Few blocks beyond Figueroa, we have
good property a good 2-story building; there
are four flats, each has rooms, closets,
pantry, bathroom, porcelain bath tub and in
stantaneous heaters; lot 50Xl5O To alley rents
Sl0O per month; this lis "a frst-class location
for renting. price $4,000, terms if desired
FREMONT AVE
This is near i'm and is especially suitable
for apartments. flats ana hotels.
S0Xlhj, two alleys. f6500
40x155 10 alley, ce..........,.......,.... 5000
4Oxl2o, S-room house price .'''.'''''''., 1000
Investigate these; they'n stand It, See
us Wen tell more.
BASSETT & SMITH, l.. A. h. B.
2o9la S Broadway. Rooms 2o7-S.
FOR SALE
The hest close IN
Buy today
NORTH OF PICo.
EAST OF
FIGUEROA STREET.
Is lot b2Nl6l,
IMPROVED WITH A FLAT BUILDING
5-room cottage.
NEAR 10TH AND FLOWER SITS.
NEAR 10TH AND FLOWER srs.
Price S125O0.
Terms,
$500 CASH. BALANCE
MORTGAGE AT PER CENT INTEREST
MINES & FARIsH.
3l5 $. Hin st.
FoR SALE 5oxiOo FEET TO ALLEY, S. q
corner 4th and Towne ave; only minutes
walk from Angelus hotel In the heart o.
the Industrial center Of the city; $4,000
BLACK BROS, Sole Agents. 90S-S sral,
Bldg L. A. K. B.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-07
Beach Propsrty-oeean Park
VENICE PARK TRACT,
OCEAN PARK.
ONLY IS LOTS LEFT
nTfu nm 0EE

VENICE PARK TRACT
OCEAN PARK.
ONLY 6S LOTS LEFT
OUT OF 255.
The wise ones are buying in Venice
Park, They know where the money is 10
he made 1t win pay YOU to look up this
tract. Fine lots. 4OX135 to 15-foot alley,
cement walks, curb and water Prices
now $500 and $3.50. with the future ~
that section, you cannot AFFORD 10 stay
out. Venice Park is home place as we'll
as a fine investment Prices have ad-
vanced 30 per cent since the opening of
the tract Many have already made a
handsome return on their investment,
Why not you? Don't wait tin, summer,
when prices will lac much higher Take
Ocean Park short line via The Palms; get
off at Venice Junction. on tract. CAR
ROLL j. DAILY a Co, 2l1 West First
street. members Realty Board. or II. r.
PRESTON & co, Center street Short
Line Beach, agents.
We have made arrangements with Abbo
Kinney TO run our three streets into Venice OF
America, making direct connections,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-07
$50. oO0-FOR EXCHANGE-

ONE OF THE FINEST HOUSES IN
MESIL ILAkE PARK DISTRICT AND
WOULD COST $2j, 900 TO DUPLICATE: WE,
WILL EXCHANGE THIS AND TAKE
GOOD VACANT OR IMPROVED PROPER
TY, EITHER HERE OR PASADENA, UP
TO HALE OR TWO-THIRDS; BALANCE;
CASH OR MORTGAGE
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-07
FOR SALE
Country Property

FOR SALE
Three, six or twelve acres. directly on
car line, with plenty of pure artesian
water to irrigsto piped on land; no
charge for water; soil as rich as California
affords. This is extra choice and at n
bargain. Must see it to appreciate It, at
$3.50 per acre.
tt4 II. W. Heman Building.
Phones-Home 1862; Sunset, Main 4s23.
See our large lots 57x15o, in Foster ad-
dition to Huntington Park; $500. Spleen
did home or investment proposition right
in front Of the citys most substantial
growth.
Three splendid lots in Ross Jones tract.
Forty and Normandie. 800 lower
than anything in the nelghborhood.
we secured in an exchange deal three
large lots in Signal Hill tract. Long
Beach, which We will sell at a bargain.
we also offer two choice lots in southwest,
on Brighton avenue, below Forty-sixth
street, at a bargain for quick turn.
ROSS & LINDSEY,
314 Fl. w. HeIlman Building.
Phones-Home 1862; Sunset, Main 1922.
FOR SALE
ALHAMBRA ALHAMBRA ALHAMBRA
One Of the finest 1O-acre orange orchards
In this home suburban district; trees in fu!
bearing; u Washington navels; u late
lencias; fine location. surrounded by good
homes and near two electric lines.
PRICE ONLY 100000
TERMS TO SUIT
LARGE INCOME THIS YEAR
SUBDIVISION OF FINE ORANGE GROVE
The fine old orange grove known as the
Phillips Home Tract" has Just been sub
divided into acre lots and placed on tho
market at very attractive figures.
Streets all graded.
Two systems Of water pped on the property.
Electric light gas and sewer.
Between two lines.
Call at our office at Dolgeville. or
S. ]. WHITE G. CO.,
Real Estate and Financial Agents,
l6-4l7 Pacific Electric Bldg
Members L. A. Realty Board.
AN OPPORTUNITY
THAT is PASSING.
More OF this land is being sold every week.
and all OF this 3O,OOO-acre tract of corn
wheat and alfalfa land will soon be gone.
Any investor or homeseeker who has $500
or $4,000 and who fails to get 40 acres or a
section of this land at our present prices is
making a mistake
NEXT EXCURSION TUESDAY
PRICE NOW s22.5 AN ACRE
INCLUDING ONE $40 SHARE OF
WATER STOCK WITH EACH ACRE SOLD.
WESTERN COLONIZATION AND IN
VESTMENT CO..
Sl1 Herman W. Hellman Bldg.
Cor 4th and Spring Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-07
Furniture
c-o-L-Y-E-A-R-'-s.

C-o--1,-Y-E--A-R-
DISAGREEMENT OF STOCKHOLDERS.
What II means We had como hopes that
an agreement would have been reached ere
this, but our instructions are to continue to
slaughter goods
CUT CUT CI1Tl
Monday sees another week Of unheard of
opportunities to furnish your house at about
one-half the cost YOU have been used TO
paying. Never before in the history Of the
Colyear Furniture Co. has such an extraor-
binary and remarkable sale been attended by
such multitude of shrewd buyers. In an
swer TO numerous out-of-town inquiries we
are unable to say how long this golden
chance will continge nue. :, l1, but we extend all
the same as usual whilst the sale lasts, so
don't let this prevent your attendance. We
store and see for Themselves
New s-piece bedroom sets. with large
Handsome new oak bureaus with large
French plate mirrors $40.
New sanitary couches cut from 500 to
s. oak rockers for $3.50
New cane seat chairs. 95c.
New guaranteed cookstoves $3.50.
Space forbids our quoting prices on our
fun line but we have everything, both new
and second hand, from
CRADLE TO A COFFIN,
at prices that
DEFY COMPETITION.
GOLDFIELDS
Parties intending fitting up roomng houses
should not fail to Sc us. as we have on
hand large quantity. of new and second
hand furniture in warehouse suitable for
such. which we shall be pleased to show you.
CAMPERS. ATTENTION
Cut prices prevail on tents, cots, camp
stoves, etc.
Colyear's sells and
Offers several
Lots of furniture,
Yearly, monthly. weekly and daily,
Entirely cheaper than any other dealers,
AT prices that absolutely defy competition,
Regardless of what other competitors say.
So that's WHY we get the trade
For further particulars. should you wish
to buy, sell or exchange, call or ring up
Main 1117; Home 2154.
322-324 s. Main st.
Opposite Belasco theater
POSITIVELY YOUR LAST CHANCE
To buy nice furniture at about one-half
the actual value, every piece OF furn
ture must be out of 95S South Broadway
by May 15.
Good iron beds TO 81 at. $500
$3.50 Daisy bed springs. .............. zoo
Mattresses as cheap as. .............. LOO
Chiffoniers (three- drawer) for. ....... 800
Dressers as low as................... 45c
Upright folding beds. s................. 4.5O
Six-foot extension tables. ........!... 400
Wood seat chairs only. ............. so
Solid oak cane seat rockers. ......... 1.50
Drop leaf breakfast table. ............ 1.15
Sanitary steel couches. ............. $50
Handsome Morris chair. .-........... 500
Art squares as low aS............... 2.75
Also blrds-eye maple dressers at one-haf
their value.
Be on hand for the sale at
95S SOUTH BROADWAY.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-07
Hotels and Lodging Houses

FOR SALE OR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
house of 40 rooms worth $S5O0. for $780, also
IS rooms to be sold under the hammer Both
reasonable rent Will exchange. TRACY a
COMPTON. 2l0 Copp Bldg, 2lS 5. Broad
way.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-07
FOR SALE
Beach Property
BEACH-vIsTA-vILLA-sITEs

BEACH-vIsTA-vI
-Four Blocks From strand.
Half-acre Lots in the Absolutely Frost.
pure water piped TO each lot, insurins
lawns. flowers, berries, vegetables every
day IN the year. Avenues graded curbed,
oled ara ned W,sh oed Palms or,s Gas s,sesD %s
miles from Thirtieth and Grand avenue.
on electric and steam lines. Low prices,
WRIGHT g HAMMERS,
Associate Sole Agents.
ago Byrne Bldg. Home 5000; Main 5sii.
PECK's SUB. OF MANHATTAN BEACH
Rest beach for a summer home
NORTH MANHATTAN BEACH CO,
4i2 Chamber Of Commerce Bldg.
FoR SALE by OWNER SOME FINE
acreage; also beach lots al Hermosa. Address
or sec b II. HISS, Hermosa Beach, cal.
Country Property
FOR SALE
HoMEsEEKERs. ATTENTION.
HoMEsEEK ERs &TTENTioNi
ALFALFA and ORCHARD
LAND
in the
HIfMAR COLONY
TURLoCK IRRIGATION. DISTRICT
500 acres sold
5000 acres remaining
iss gsg g,s acre
Per acre
After June lst.
NCHlS eHEAP Excursion RATES
MAY 11th--isth-and 2Sth.
Thereafter regular rates
till September.
80 PEOPLE
From Southern California
Have purchased in our colony
Call at our office
for Names and Addresses
and talk with them about our
lands.
TERMs-To actual settlers wo ofer unusual
terms.
wATER-The land owns the water-a never
CosT-T'he cost Of water averages about so
cents per acre per annum.
SOII--Level ashy loan, easily cultivated. .
CANALS-Broad canals now on land; small
expense TO irrigate.
RODUCTS-Alfalfa, vines peaches, april
cots, fgs, wheat. corn. etc
VEGBTABLES-Of every variety grown in
great abundance.
Notwithstanding county, 1l5 miles
southeast of San Francisco.
PoPULATIoN-Hun of families have
already located on these lands
RAILROADS-Southern Pacific and Santa Fe
near at hand.
MARKETS-The best markets in the west
scHooLs-Pubiic schools on our tract;
others near by
rivers from one to three miles away
Millions Of cords of oak wood along
the rivers. Great hocks OF wild
geese. ducks and quail can be found
along the rivers and canals. Climatic
conditions are all that could be de
sired. Free rural mail delivery daily
No more HEALTHFUL locality In
any farming district in California.
Absolute freedom from malaria Is to
he found among the people now lo-
Gated on our lands.
EXCHANGING will exchange for Southern
California property at cash value.
THE REALTY TRUST COMPANY
OF LOS ANGELES.
Capital paid up, 100000
12a South Broadway, Los Angeles Cal
Phones Exchange $50. Main 666.
Opposite Chamber of Commerce.
colonization Department.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-07

FOR SALE-lF YOU WANT SOME mex
pensive recreation and fun, an automobile
that will do double the work of a good
horse at one-half the expense; machine a
duplicate of a car that was driven from here
TO San Bernardno, from there to Riverside
and back to Los Angeles, making over la5
miles in one day, using less than iive gallons
of gasoline you surely want one of the latest
improved Buckboards. at only $3.50; special
inducements to agents. j. A. ROSESTEEL,
649 S. Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-07
For EXCHANGE

FOR EXCHANGE
s7O0O-A NEW. MODERN. s-ROOM HOUSE
IN SOUTHWEST; WILL TAKE $4,000 TO
$1,000 IN SMALL IMPROVED RANCH; BAL
ANCE CASH OR MORTGAGE.
NORTON e HAY.
SIS W. THIRD ST
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-07
s75OO-TOR EXCHANGE

S75D0-FOR EXCHANGED
120X165, CLOSE TO BUSINESS CENTER
WITH LARGE BRICK BUILDING: WILL.
TAKE HALE IN PASADENA PROPERTY
OK SMALL IMPROVED RANCH; BAL
ANCE CASH OR MORTGAGE.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-07

FOR EXCHANGE
Sb2OO-A MODERN S-ROOM HOUSE.
LARGE LOT; ONE BLOCK FROM WEST,
ltAkG PARK; CLEAR OF ENCITM.
BRANCE; WILL EXCHANGE FOR VA
CANT OR IMPROVED PROPERTY EAST
OF MAIN ST.