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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-24
CONTRACT WORK

Sewer on James Street, From View Street
to IS Feet West Of West Line of Fulton
Street
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-24
BUSINESS CHANCES


BUSINESS CHANCES
WE CAN SELL YOUR BUSINESS, NO
matter where it Is located; this is the
age of specialists; we are the only ex-
elusive Business Brokers" in the coun-
try; we have the buyers; what have
You TO offer them? We bring buyer and
seller together and make quick sales
ROBT. Nj. ZURICH & CO..
PITTSBURG BANK FOR SAVINGS
BUILDING. PITTSBURG. PA
FOR SALE CHEAP-f8-ROOMR ROOM
ing house. modern. doing good business:
reasons for selling owner leaving city;
fine location Call at Room $50 Endi-
colt bldg.
FOR SAlE-FiRST CLASS GROCERY;
about 81 200 month sales can be done
with light expense; reason for selling.
Illness Address r 1929. Globe.
BOWLING ALLEYS-CORNER RICE
and University. are for rent. Apply at
Office of Theo- Hamm Brewing Co.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-24
FURNACES

RICHMOND, MAGEE. PALACE, KING.
repairs for all makes of furnaces and
stoves; ttnshop. Z. j. Adams. 374
jackson; N. w. phone. n 1898
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-24
TOR sALE-MisceRaneops
FoR s<LE-Houses

he VERY BEST BARGAINS I'm TOWN
In the line of houses for sale are al
ways TO be found under this classical
ton of The Globe
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-24
HORSES AND CARRIAGES

BRING YOUR HORSES AND WAGONS
to the auction and get your cash every
Wednesday at Barrett & Zimmerman's
Midway Horse Market. st. Paul
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-24

Cattle-Beef and butcher cattle steady
weaker. Representative sales:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-24
FOR SALE-Furnfture

or all new household furniture, includ-
ing rugs, bedding, stoves. etc. Call at
337 Selby av
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-24

-cfCFORES AND FRA MES
PICTURES AND PICTURE FRAMES
az bargains; unclaimed pictures at half
price: fine work; prompt delivery. C.
Thomas. 4S9 st. Peter
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-24

Short 1 OanS AT LOWEST RATES
Furniture pianos. etc $50 Globe bldg
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-24

SINGERS, WHITES, DOMESTIC. STAN
heads. Wheeler & Wilcox $3.50: drop
heads. $3.50: automatic Wilcox e Gibbs
patent. $3.50; cash or time; ten years
guarantee. 80 West Seventh.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-06
SHE GETS APPOINTMENT
AFTER FIFTEEN YEARS

Fifteen years ago the present Mrs.
S. S. Weston, then single woman
and a resident of San Francisco, made
application for position in the treas
ury department at Washington.
She was notified that there was no
vacancy at the time. but that her name
would be placed on the roll to be given
attention in it's turn. The young wo-
man waited in vain for word from
Washington and the years glided along
without the appearance of the sum-
mons.
In the meantime she married. Her
first husband died and later she again
stood at the altar. Now she is a resi-
dent Of Los Angeles and h" husband
is an employe of the Home Painting
company A few days ago a letter
came to Mrs. Weston from Washington
stating that the position for which she
had applied in 1889 awaits her. The
official desired to know how soon she
would be able to report for duty.
Mrs. Weston has no desire to leave
her home for a position in the de-
partment.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-06
PoSToFFICE REPORT
SHOWS FAST GROWTH
Sale Of Stamps in 1904 Exceeded That
of 1908 by More Than One Hum
dred Thousand Dollars

The regular monthly report OF the
Los Angeles postoffice was issued yes
terday showing the rate of increase
in the postal receipts of December over
those Of November to be enormous.
A report of the sale of stamps for
the past year was also made and
showed an increase of more than $780,.
900 over that of last year.
The postal department expects to is
sue it's report for the year Of 1906 in the
new $1,0OO,O00 federal building. which
is to be erected on the Downey site.
The work on the site is to be begun at
once and bids for the wrecking of the
buildings now occupying the site were
received yesterday afternoon, the conf
pany Of Anderson G. Son offering more
than $4,000 for the privilege of wrecking
the buildings. The material of the
wreckage will go to the wrecking conf
pany. but owing to some mistake III
the bid the proposition OF the Anderson
company has not yet been accepted.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-06

L. Hopkins assisted MuIialey IN get
ting his books opened. The finance
committee Of the council met in the
committee room and organized. The
committee will meet at the same hour
as formerly. o'clock on Thursday
afternoons. The police commission
changed It's time Of meeting to $3.50
O'Clock Tuesday mornings.
Members OF the fire commission
talked over the situation in that de-
partment for an hour behind closed
doors in the mayors Office. It is UNDER
stood that the commission decided not
TO make any change in the personnel
Of the fire department at present.
Mayor McAleer is quoted as saying
that Chief strohm and Assistant Chief
o'Donnell will be retained unless bet
ter men can be found for the places.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-06
COMPLAINTS AGAINST
SMOKE FROM FACTORIES
People Of Eighth Ward Ask Health
office to Afford Relief From
AIIeoed Nuieance


Residents Of the Eighth ward yester-
day appealed to the health Office for
relief from what they term the smoke
nuisance. The complaint is An old one.
Many factories are located along the
river banks. and at times there Is a
dense, disagreeable smoke emitted from
their stacks. Delegations have ap-
peared before the council from Itime to
time past and made appeals for relief.
Some months ago an ordinance was
passed which it was believed would
remedy the evils complained of If en-
forced. This ordinance was found to
be defective in some particulars. how
ever, and the health board decided to
have a new ordinance drawn. This was
done and the improved ordinance sub,
mitted to the council two weeks ago.
The old council, then in session for
nearly the last time, promptly filed
the proposed ordinance. The people
who are annoyed by the escaping fumes
and SCOT will now appeal to the new
council for relief. An effort will be
made to call the health ordinance up
from the file and place it upon its pas
sage.
The measure is regarded by the
health office as cne that is calculated
to give relief from the conditions COM
planned of. One of the plants against
which complaint is made is that of the
Los Angeles Lighting company.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-06
WooDMEN CAMPS TO INSTALL
Joint Meeting of Prominent FraternaI
Societies

The various circles of the Women of
Woodcraft and the camps Of the Wood
men of the World will hold joint pub
lie installation at Turner hall, 321 South
Main street. tomorrow night. An or
chestra has been engaged to play
throughout the evening. and literary
and musical program has been ar
ranged. After the installation there
will be dancing.
For the Women of Woodcraft Past
Guardian Neighbor Eva Portman of
Poinsettia circle will be the installing
officer, and the Circle Guards of Lau-
rustinus circle. with Maud Crawford
as captain, will act as attendants.
For the Woodmen of the World. Dis
trict Organizer Luther Flood. past con-
sui commander of Los Angeles camp,
will act as installing officer and Capt.
B. A. Taylor OF La Fiesta camp will
act as head escort. with the team of
La Fiesta camp officiating. The new
floor work especially prepared for joint
installations VIII be put on for the
first time in the state OF California.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-06
LARGE STOCK is ATTACHED
Novelty Suit and Cloak Company
Fails

The stock of the Novelty Suit and
Cloak company in Mercantile place was
attached yesterday for a claim of $500
held by Reese Bros. of San Francisco.
Efforts are being made to secure the
creditors in order that the business
may be continued.
The stock Of goods assigned to the
wholesalers board of trade by Popkin
&c Lister. doing business as merchant
corner of First and Spring streets, is
now in charge of manager represent
ing the creditors of the firm. The liza
bilities of Popkin &c Lister are said to
be $4,000; assets $1,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-06
M'CUSKER HEAVILY IN DEBT
Public Administrator Finds Unpaid
Bills in Sum of S14,0oO

From developments that have come
to light within the past few days it is
apparent that financial troubles may
have caused the suicide of d. A. Nc
Cusker of Santa Monica, who with his
wife was found dead in the surf at
Playa del Rey several weeks ago.
Public Administrator McGarvin has
conducted a search for the supposed
wealth that was thought to have been
secreted by McCusker previous to his
death, but has found only a number Of
unpaid bills amounting to nearly
$4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-06
AMELIA GARDNER MAKES
GOOD AS MONKEY TRAINER
Leading Woman Of BeIssco Company
Daily lnstructs Pet in His
Lines

Lines
Because her part in Captain Jinks
Of the Horse Marines" which is the
bill at the Belasco theater next week,
called for the introduction OF live
monkey, Amelia Gardner, the leading
woman, has turned animal trainer.
Miss Gardner procured the monkey
from the ZOO and for the past seven
days has had 1t studying the art Of
acting.
'It is the first time 1 ever had any
thing to do with monkeys" said Miss
Gardner, but considering some OF the
rest Of us, 1 don't see why they
shouldn't be rather good actors. 1t
was somewhat difficult at first learning
their language, but now have 1t down
so that my animal and L have very
interesting conversations.
Several times the monkey has ex-
pressed an objection to the manner of
saying his lines in the play as l in
struct him, but expect he will do all
right before an audience. My new pet
has become so friendly that / don't
believe 1 shall part with him after this
play is over.
"There is one thing that has troubled
me and that is name for the animal.
Nothing I can think of quite suits his
peculiar temperament. Now If 1 could
only have few suggestions for a
proper name would appreciate 1t and
so would the monkey. To the one who
suggests the best name for him Mr..
Monkey offers to award prize of a
couple of seats, which will entitle the
holder to witness him act.'
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-06
NEW ROAD WANTS
FRUIT BUSINESS
SALT LAKE RUSHING WORK ON
LINE
Officials Believe That They Can Get
Their Share Of citrus ship.
ments the Present
Season

BY the time the citrus fruit season Is
at its height the San Pedro, Los An
geles and Salt Lake railroad is ex-
pected to be in a condition for the
handling of as much of the eastern
shipments as it is able to care for.
But eleven and nine-tenths miles II
road remained to be completed on De-
cember 81, and since that time this d.s-
tance has been shortened by several
miles. BY January 25 It is believed that
the road will be in a condition for
freight traffic and the Salt Lake will be
in a condition to enter into the active
competition for citrus fruit which Is
now going on among the agents OF the
different transportation companies rep
resented in Los Angeles.
Officials of the road admitted last
night that the work was being hurrie d
in order to get in on some Of the citrus
fruit business, but there was little hope
Of the opening of the passenge" busi-
ness until the beginning Of su'Amer.
Armour refrigerator cars will lie put
into service and orders have been dled
for approximately $500 cars.
New Locomotives
Early in December contracts were
placed with the Baldwin 10 ,omotive
works for fifty-one locomotives FOR
freight purposes, which were to be de-
livered during the month of January.
Arrival of these will soon commence.
Traffic managers of other roads. who
have figured that even IL the line of rhe
Salt Lake should be put through before
the citrus fruit season is over 1t would
receive little or no trade, because of The
newness of the road and the slow time
which would be made as consequence,
are in error.
Contrary to the newspaper statc-
ments that have been made, saying
that there are hundreds Of miles Of
track where there are no sidings Salt
Lake officials say that required sidinss
have been put in as the construction
of the road proceeded, and when the
few miles yet to be constructed arc
bridged it will be in first-class condi-
tion to handle any and all traffic.
The Salt Lake is said to be the most
thoroughly constructed new road in the
country, and with an excellent road
bed and seventy-flve pound rails, cb-
viates many of the difficulties attend
ant upon new. construction work.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-06
COMMISSIONS ARE
SHAPING CITY WORK
Various Boards Have Completed Or
ganizatlon-Few Changes az Yet
In Departments

Members of the various city commits
sions met yesterday at the city hall and
completed their organizations. The po-
lice commission visited the city jail and
police station and inspected the build
ings. Later in the afternoon the fire
and park commissioners met In the
mayors Office and outlined plans for
their work.
II. II. Mullaley was installed at the
desk OF the secretary Of the park COM
mission. The retiring secretary, Harry
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-06
ANiIfsEMENTa

MASON-'The Millionaire"
BELASCO-"The Man From Mexico"
BURBANK--"Old jed Prouty."
OHPHEUM--Nnudevil
GRAND-"Sis Hopkins"
CAsINO--VaudevflIe
BROADWAY--Vaude
CfIUTEs--Conccrt and Zoo.
ASCOT-Rnccs.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-06
AROUND THE TOWN

The Herald vii pay 80 m cash 70 any ono
furnishing evidence that win lead 20 the arrest
and conviction Of any person caught stealing
copies Of The Herald from tho premises Of
TIE HERALD.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-06
installation Of Officers

stanton post, q. A. r., and Stanton
corps. w. II. c., will hold a joint in
stallation OF their officers elect in their
hall, 13o West Fifth street, at o'clock
this evening. The meeting will be open
to the public.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-06
CITY HALL NOTES
Status Unchanged

Status Unchanged
The status of Oscar Nunnalley, chief
deputy in the office of the city assessor,
remains substantially as reported in
yesterdays Herald. Assessor Lewis
has invited Nunnalley to resign and
Nunnalley has declined to do so.
Mayor McAleer has not signed the new
salary ordinance of the assessors de-
partment. The civil service commits
sion will pay no attention whatever to
the case unless some one files charges
against Nunnalley.
Want Names Changed
A petition has been filed with the city
clerk for presentation to the council,
asking that the name of Buena Vista
street be changed to Broadway from
tine intersection OF the two streets to
the end of Buena Vista. A similar pc
tihon asks that the name of Harvard
avenue be changed to Oxford avenue.
The reason for the latter change is
stated to be that there is confusion be-
tween the names Harvard avenue and
Harvard boulevard.
Heavy Payments
City Treasurer Workman has paid
out large amount of money during
the past few days. Tuesday the pay
ments amounted to 5000. Wednesday
the amount was over $4,000 and over
$4,000 was paid out yesterday. Mr..
Workman says that the system Of
weekly payments has greatly increased
the work Of his department.
License Collections
City Clerk Lslande made his report
of the city license business to the coun-
ell yesterday. The report shows that
SIS. 1910 was collected ON the license
account during December.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-06
THE HERALD.

Strangers are invited 20 visit the exhibit o.
California products at tho Chamber Of Com
mcrcc building on Broadway, between First
and Second streets where free information
will be given on all subjects pertaining to
this section.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-06

TO sUBsCRIBBRs--If any subscriber who
may fail 10 receive Tho Herald on any morn
ing delivery will notify the business office by
telephone he will receive a copy OF The Herald
for that day by special messenger
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-06
Falls From Ice Cake

While working in a refrigerator car
in the Santa Fe yards yesterday morn
ing, G. W. Kiernan slipped from n
huge cake of ice and was thrown to
the ground, sustaining number of Sc
we're injuries.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-06

wESTMINSTER-H. Garbutt. Illinois; M
A. Luce, San Diego e. b. Rexford. Chi
cago; Max Rosenberg, II. a. Gallagher, San
Francisco: c. NJ. Ingram, New York; e. w
Cartwright, Fresno; G. NJ Gunton, San
Francisco; r. S. Moulton, Riverside; Mrs
w. w. Sloan, Mrs. J.. Sarcutt, New York:
C. II. Stewart, Chicago; Mrs. Il. w. Roberts.
St Louis; George Gordon and wife, San
Francisco.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-06
Fancy Dress
Buttons at
HALT

Inventory calls for a thor
ough cleanup of all
broken lines. The me-
dium priced and costly
sorts are first to be crowd
ed out-the fancy kinds,
including handsome jew
eled effects, such as we've
sold up to this week at
25c to $3.75 each.
Choose now at IL I-2c
to $I.88 each.
No more than a dozen
of any one kind-often
only three or four.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-06

The Angelns Hotel Grill
The select dining place OF the city. Loomp
Brothers. proprielors.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-06
HOTEL ARRIVALS

VAN NUYS-F H. Costello, Chicago;
Miss e. NJ. Warren, Miss +. J. Stewart, San
Francisco; Miss T. M Alexander, New
and wife, San Francisco r. canfield. Santa
Barbara; j. j. Swofford and wife, Miss II.
Swofford, Kansas City; Bertha Baker, New
York; c. Il. Russey. Riverside; James Nc
Fadden, Santa Ana; Charles S. Clery. Sc
attle
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-06

HOLLENBECK-C. ID. Chase and wife, San
Francisco; G. A. Kingston. Santa Ana; II. C.
Talbot, Poland, N. y; G. w. Clark and wife,
Redlands: ID. G.. overall Visala; Mrs. NJ.
Burget, Chicago Mrs j. b. Thal, Cuca-
munga; C. H. Bgelow Chicago; Charles Il.
Monroe. Wamusbury no.; L. II. Ward. Mrs.
Il. 4. Ward, santa Burbara: a. Wertheimer,
San Francisco; Il. L. Decker, Chicago; w. Il.
Merwin, Pasadena; II. =. Hosp. Riverside;
w. H. Nicholson and wife, Coronado; Mrs.
c. A. Guerudey and son, Chicago DR.. T.. II.
Morrison. Pomona; +. J. bubble, Aneheim;
]. Kaiser, Los Angeles; James Beather. Santa
Monica; W. w. Robblee Riversde c. l..
Cliff. San Diego G. II. Hunter. Redlands p.
j. Smith, San Diego; NJ. Phillips, Sunny
Slope: j. a. Smith, city: j. A. Slattery.
j. w. Jones and wife. Redlands; Y. j. Pratt
and wife, San Francisco; J. ii. Bedleman.
St. Paul; +. l.. Paul and wife, Omaha; Stan
ley Billings, New York; f. j. Sullivan, Holly
wood A. Rogers, George II. Newman. San
Francisco; ]. A. Murphy, Phoenix; s. Robin
son, Portland; Alex S. Jepp, Seattle; A. win,
Redlands; John Robinson, city; E. w. Red
path, Boston; L. Giroy city; III. c. Croll.
San Francisco; Il. Nelson, Detroit; w. J.
jerks, Salem; Mrs Bertha Vogel, San Fran
cisco; p. w. Hsrby, Egin, ILL.,. j. w. Brack
and wife, Boston; a. j. Kuster st. Paul;
A. j. Meiler. Chicago; Mrs. Cataut. Santa
Ana; W. A. Folsom. Mable Mallory. San
Diego; Thomas Merch, j. w. McClymonds.
San Francisco; o. b. Manville, Long Beach;
G. j. Bradley, San Francisco J. w. Harley.
Naco, Ariz.; H. M. Jarvis Damascus; A. ii.
Hutchinson, Murrietta; DR.. j. NJ thinner
man, C. Perse, Red Rock, Ariz.; Otto Neis-
ser and wife, city.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-06

..a I'll i.:: s;'; c.s.f & r 'i; r. . isEsiss sSs
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-06

NADEAU--J. w osgood. W. NJ. Marshall.
Mrs. l.. Brown and niece, Chicago; Mrs. B.
Francisco; L. Miller and wife, Arthur p.
Bunker, New York; J. r. Cram, A. j. Cram,
Highland; II. C. Evans and wife, Eel Paso,
Tex: j. Leddon, London, England: w. IL.
Hillegas, Riverside; Mrs John Carroll. Long
Beach: Theo. Lacey. Santa Ana; Nj. l..
Cole, San Bernardino; John i. Hird, Red
lands; w. w. Garwood, Denver; c. Il. I'D
wards. San Jose; II. G. Glasseur, IIanford ;
j. c. Lane, Needles; Il. c. Coffey, PEORIA Ill.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-06

Everything you want you win md In the
slasllnsd pagss = modsrn snoselopediA
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-06
Strikes Policeman in Eye

II. Matthews was arrested by officer
Roberts late yesterday evening on
South Main street. The man was told
that he was suspected of taking an
overcoat, whereupon he struck the off,
Ger in the eye, blackening his optic.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-06

RoSSLYN--C. Rayburn and wife. Riverside;
w r. Thompson Grafton; Linn White anu
wife. Julia Flynn, Chicago; II. w Young,
whittier; ]. H. Payne. Sacramento; ii. 10.
cutler, Redondo; F. w Carpenter, Riyersidei
o. j. Pettingell and wife. st. Louis; E O.
f.sinskart and wife Pasadena; W, II. Ruther-
ford Jr, San Francisco; A. Phlllbrick, Los
Alamitos George Ceabten, San Francisco
Riverside; J. c. Llnguer Cotton.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-06

Just opened Japanese crepes n ne
large bold patterns popular for kf01onos Orenf
4 Sacqaes, 55e yard. lLDash Goods Depf)
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-06

NATICK-C. C. Bell Della Bell. Buc<lin,
Kas George Shea, Redlands; G. w. Liggett'
Santa Ana; r. X. Beal. San Francisco; j.. w.
Baker. Pomona; Mrs I. Savage, Toluca;
Mrs J.. Savage. Mrs ii. {. Fletcher, salem,
Ore; w. S. Benedict and wife, w. r. Fowler
Santa Ana; j. w, Warren, Kingston, Mo
j. b. Hoffman. Calexico; W. e. Dewey, Pasa-
dena; G. G. Loomis, Buffalo. N. Y; e. g.
Woodbridge. L. Groom, M. w. Groom, San
Jose; Isaac Powers and wife, Norfolk, Neb
Mrs. ]. H. Logan, Ponca. Neb.; f. w. Bart
lett Berkeley; James Keller, Seattle; q. l..
Hemingway, Santa Maria; Mrs. Julia NJ.
Purdy, San Jose; Il. G. Nelson. oxnard u.
Miller, Red Rock, Okla. John Lenninger'
Bakersheld; walter Cook, Santa Paula; J.
j Page. Pomona; Peter English and wite'
Denver; E. McGlany, Oxnard; o. {. Chris
tenson and wife. Monte Vista; Hugh Grimes
Minneapolis l.. ]. Fish and wife, Kearney,
Neb; j. C. Kirkland and Wife, Bakersfield ;
II. J. Sternberg. Thermal; j. j. Murphy
Matt Murphy. Page, n. D.; H. J. Eade; Chi
cago; II. L. Clark, Corral. Idaho; John D.
Jones, Homer Drake. Ventura; John Carlin,
Pahnyea, Wis; w. H. Houch, Boise, Idaho
Thomas Robinson. Fall River, Mass
Thomas ouintrell, Cleveland, o.; Mrs. .. 10.
sprague. San Francisco ]. G. Black. Kofa,
Ariz; VI T. Cook and wife, santa Paula
J. w Eoardman, Payson. Ariz.; II. Stoelzef'
New York; Charles S. Hoyt, Carl IL: Hoyl'
Victorville; Thomas Sayers, Bisbee, Ariz
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-06
Table Linens
Fifth Below Regular

To buy next years supply of table
linens here now is just as safe and
profitable an investment as banking
like amount of money at 20 per cent
interest.
The II inch Irish Damasks selling
today at Soc yard will be 81 after the
close of this sale the Damasks on sale
now at ST will be $I2s, and so on up
to the regular $3.50 grades, which are
buyable now at $I.75 yard.
2ox2o inch napkins of bleached Irish
linen-good, heavy quality, too
$I.65 dozen; back to s. next week.
The better grades go likewise.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-06
Laces at Hdlf

The collection includes edges
and bands of Net Top and
Venise Laces such as we sell at
soc to SIS yard when cut from
full pieces. One to three and
half yard pieces at 25c to $2.5o a
yard. All-overs of the same in
one and half to three and half
yard lengths at 75c to $3.50
yard-just half regular rates.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-06
Officers Are LinsuIsts
Los Angeles Fellowship Social

The first regular social of the Los
Angeles Fellowship will be held to-
night at Masonic hall, 4a3 South
Hill street. From s to an in
teresting and varied program will
be rendered, consisting of vocal solos
by Miss Helen Tape, George Du-
four and Miss Grace Rannells,.
instrumental solos by Messrs. AL
fred Walper and others and readings
by Mrs. Marayene Kennedy. This win
be followed by a dance from 8 to 1880.
Doors open at 1880. Members and
their friends will please be seated
promptly at s O'clock.