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St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-11-17
RESOLUTION
Notice Is hereb. given that at the
me e'ting OF the Council Of the
Slly OF st. Johns, Oregon. held
on the 9th day Of November.
A. d. 1908, the following res
o'ution was adopted;

r. ;A'EsoLyED; That the Council of the
~ ~ VI 81 Johns, Oregon, deems II ex-
' ahd proposes To improve Iohn
e nom the north line of Jersey
.s' 70 The south line of Modoc street
iollowing manner, to wit:
- est blsh the necessary grade for
,ns and TO improve said John street,
m. sae walks, grade, etc. Said improve
IN 70 Dc made in accordance with the
81 Lob anu ordinances Of the City of
ssS Ouns, sla anu the plans, specifications
Sled !. .s.,tAa'es Of the City Engineer,
c;,S "a she othce Of the Recorder Of the
p,o, " s'. Johns. The cost of said i'm
H. 70 be assessed as provided by
spse;sis smarter upon the property
hs,sh! and peculiarly benefited
/. an ana which is hereby declared to
a Is lots parts thereof, and parcels
ou,s;S~ within a line 100 feet from the
sreet. Nh Sue OF said John
Ans Engineers estimate of the prob-
aid s, 80 cost for the Improvement of
~ street Is sIo6o.sI.
d ,hs pans specifcations and estimates
nen, NY Engineer for the improve
.dor,sS sad John street are hereby
he cioLysD; That the City Recorder of
di,s,tsS ~ ~ aI' Johns be, and Is, hereby
,aprorsns ~ give notice of the proposed
pcyidsS pcidsehI OF said John street as
Rsmoaoy oy the city charter.
prOysrA-a prOyuahees against the above i'm
lie unSs.' s may be filed in writing with
aats ot,yh,sgned al IN within IS days from the
By o,J- ntst publication of this notice.
'0'der Of the council.
j. w. HANKS,
h,h,;. City Recorder.
SoysmSsaaso In the St. Johns Review
TO- u and a, 1905.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-11-17

The young woman who came
through such sad experience two
weeks is out again.
The peninsular mill is about to
install new boilers. Another in
crease and more help
Dr. DeNaul has removed his
Office from the Park 10 the brick
building nj Portsmouth.
Mrs. Starr is doing well in her
boarding house venture. Her
rooms are nearly all occupied.
The shinglc mill is running
steadily, with full force. Mr.
Eastlakc has been nut in charge oi
the first floor.
Millard Sciscel is at home sick
the pas, week. He has been q
trusted employee Of Olds, Workman
* King for some time.
Mr.. Temple is about To build
another new house on FiSke stree,
soon. lie will have one hundred
feet of concrete sidewalk.
William Siscel says his occupation
that of digging cess-pools has
increased considerably the past few
weeks; he thinks Tux REVIEW a
good, wide-awake paper and has
become a subscriber.
Mrs. ID. O. Webster is OF her way
home from Boston. She stopped
off at Chicago for a short visit with
relatives, DR.. Webster Is now
making his calls in u canopy-top
buggy--so extensive has his prac-
tice grown.
Ladies of Holy Cross Parish
will entertain on the evening of
Friday, November -, in Artisan
Temple, Portsmouth. II is to be a
whist party-and the price of adj
mission. including refreshments, is
to be ISc. A gold watch will be
railled.
Mrs. SChuman has box of con
fections on her counter which some
little raScals thought an easy mark.
A crowd of them entered her store
and engaged Mrs, Schuman in con,
versation while confederate pro
ceeded to I'LL his pockets. In less
time than IL takes to tell 1t the hero
was seized, stood on his head,
made to disgorge--and soundly
thTashed.
The generous hearted ones had a
chance 10 spread themselves last
week when a smooth looking young
man with his wife struck the Park
and began to strike its good citizens
individually. With the promise OF
a job at the shingle mill and a sick
wife as the game" several good
Samaritans "bit, After doing the
town the pale-faced youth with the
golf cap and big wife bade us adieu
last Saturday.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-11-17
MOTHER

How ! wish ! could keep YOU alway.
In that calm and sweet repose'
n knew you then IN mN childhood.
Your checks were blushing the rpSr.
Twas when. IN the wild woods gaihcfin,
A. the hlea,ing iawu arose
I've roamcl the seas the world over.
I've crossd the continents trail.
I've gloricd in the hurricanes wrath.
have felt the Ice Kings hail.
Hut OH how miss YOU. dear mother.
Because your love will nc'cr fail
How oft lov'd To gather with YOU
The wild flowers near the rill
As the flashing sunsets shonc brightly
Far OF o'cf yonder high hill.
And To- swcctly look into your face.
Aud drink of pure love my fll,
Well does that past sadniug reminder
Your departure long ago
To those brilliant and starry planets
Sparkling with gladncss aglow:
When the Heavens wclcum'd YOU.
dearest,
To mansions Of bliss, know.
| oft wonder in INV solitude
OF the flowers blooming there,
II there is one as bright aud JOYOUS
And as sweet as YOU are fairp
DO they bless that wondruus landscape.
And their fragrance ill the air'
All about when YOU were here with ME,
Was that fragrance of rich lovel
II is the sweetest of all perfumes
That welcome of the above,
When the angels wclcom'd YOU. dearest.
AS a rose of perfect lovcl
Yes, the roses of infinite love
Are the loved ones here of earth:
They were like YOU, INV dearest mother,
The lovclicsi from their birth
All such are most fragrant blossoms
OF incalculablc worth
tNotc. The above poem, by William
Wardsworth Goodrich. was handed in
with this explanation: At the annual
of the Cridiron Club. at Wash
ingtou, u. c., this pocm was repeated
from memory by Eugene Field. At the
board were James g.. Blaine, President
Harrison. and many Others uf the
country's great men. Eugene Field
said, "Gentlenen, here's To- our mothcrsl
The angels of perfect love-" Mr.. Blame
added, THE American mothers inllu.
cncc weavcs the warp and woof that
will make ours the most respected of all
nations, and, ~ once said by Mr.. Lin
roln, our mothers II the one influence
that is impcrishable'." The toast was
drank In silence aud the guests stood
several moments with bowed heads.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-11-17
Is OF Some Use.

A long time ago +. ID. Hurlbert
loaned his cart TO someone-and
for the life of him he couldn't re-
member to whom he lent it. On
"all hallowed evening a crowd OF
kids on mischief bent stole a cart,
drew il long distance, and placed
it in Mr.. Hurlbert's yard. When
he looked at the acquisition next
morning Mr.. Hurlbert was sur
prised and pleased to note that his
own cart had been returned.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-11-17

Nice rooms and gool hoard can
be obtained oi Mrs llith,ld. i6i)
Fiskc street. University Park:
Phone Scott 67o5.
Rev. l.. X. Hermislou, 'hc rotcd
cN baseball PLAYER now noted
divine, will occupy the pulpit Of the
Baptist church, ut University p.-k,
next Sunday evening. lie will dc
liver the same address nc gave to
the Y. NJ. {. \. at Portland last
Sunday evening. Rev. John Bent
lein will occupy the pulpit ut the
morning service,
Harry Castecl. son of William
Castecl, Of this place, died ut PhU-
nix, Arizona, Thursday of this
week. Mr. CaStccl did not know
OF the boys illness until Wednesday
night when he received u telegram
from the ph1uiN hospital stating
that Harry was very low Thurs
day morning another telegram came
Announcing MS death, Mr, and
Mrs. Cas,ccl started for piitsfeld.
Illinois, to which point the body
will he shipped for inlcrmeni.
Harry was well-known in the Park.
A NRw SroRE.
K. v lloyt, matchmaker and
jewcler, has opened up for business
in the brick building at Portsmouth
A general repairing business will be
conducted. Mr.. Hoyt is a property
owner here and has q number of
friends who will take pleasure IN
watching his business grow, When
Tux REVIEW correspondent called
on Mr. lloyt he was busy getting
his store in order. but on the couu-
ter were a half dozen clocks brought
in To bc mended the first day.
There is no doubt that the venture
will prove paying one, a neat
little stock of jewelry is shown in
the window.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-11-17
Some More Stuff

Funny how the truth hurts
sometimes, isn't IL
Sayl Have YOU noticed that fine
coal at Poif * carey's feed storel
Paschal Hill is about to plat and
sell lots of his fine fruit farm along
the caT-track.
Guard your property against fire,
Insure with the Peninsula Bank.
Sidewalks now put one in mind
OF those notes he gave they are
all "over due.
Coal Coal Coal From IS. so
up at Pof * carey's,
II is now Poff * Carey. John
Poll has been promoted" Yet
he isn't stuck up.
The Baptists are figuring now to
secure suitable lot whereon TO
erect a church and parsonage.
w. 4, Caples has now decided to
put his fine team at work-and
has started another local dray.
Yeomen initiated some twenty
candidates last evening. After the
work a pleasing lunch was served.
Mrs. Norah Mccain has made a
needed improvement in front OF her
property on Jersey street. A nice
sidewalk has been completed,
The St. Johns Bazaar is the place
to save money. Come and see for
yourself
J. III, Shields oontemplates a
visit to California points. He was
TO have gone this week-but public
matters caused him to defer the
trip few days.
Try the "Par Excellence" the
champion sc cigar; made in ST.
Johns.
A. ]. Edwards who has been
for some time in British Columbia,
is expected back to St. Johns this
week, His family is now stopping
at the home OF ii. V. Edwards.
For first class and reliable fire in
surance companies see the list at the
Peninsula Bank.
On Friday last Mrs. w. l..
Bulls entertained at dinner four
teen people. These were some OF
her acquaintance who intend TO
buy, build and locate in St. Johns.
When in need of lime, cement,
plaster, sash, doors, builders hard
ware and dry wood and the best OF
coal for domestic purposes leave the
order at Donnelly's market for the
Peninsula Feed and Fuel Co. to fill.
In aother column will be found
an ad from w. T.. Swengel, who
has opened a harness and leather
repair shop on Tacoma street, at
the rear of the St. Johns Sash and
Door Company's plant. Mr.. Sven
gel is an albright citizen.
Lady wants work by the day
at IS cents an hour. Phone Union
1000.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-11-17
Sells More OF Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy Than Of All Others
Put Together.

Thomas George, a merchant at
Mount lIlgin, Ontario, says: II
have had the local agency for
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy ever
since II was introduced into Canada,
aud | sell as much of /, as | do of
all other lines ! have OH my shelves
put together OF the many dozens
sold under guarantee, | have not
had one bottle returned. can
personally recommend this medicine
rs have used II myself aud given
Il to my children and always with
the best results" For sale by
Jackson's Pharmacy.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-11-17
Another Brick Block.

Arrangements are now being
made for the erection of another
brick block at the west end of the
Woodman block. NJ. l.. Holbrook
is getting estimates, through his
contractor, +. ], Koerner, for re-
moving stumps, excavating, brick,
etc, and the building will com
mence as soon as the present brick
is completed.
The new building will be SoxSo
feet in size-and two stories high.
II is to be finished in Koerner' 5
usual style-all A ]. Work will
be we'll under way by the first Of
January.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-11-17
Died Very Suddenly.

Roland. the six years-old son OF
Mr., and Mrs. {, Z, Jenison, died
at their home on Vanderbilt street,
University Park, Friday, Novem-
bcr io-aiter an illness OF but as
hours. The lad had about re
covered from an illness when he
was taken with pneumonia from
which he did not recover.
Funeral services we held at the
home of the parents on Sunday
Rev. Waters officiating.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-11-17
Al University.

Mrs. Callie Howe, State Lecturer
aud Organizer for Missouri in ",
G. +. 4. work, will speak at the
Methodist church at University
Park, Tuesday evening, November
~. She is a speaker OF rare
ability aud il is hoped that Large
audience will greet her
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-11-17
Found.

A place to exchange or buy new
or second hand furniture, stoves and
carpets. All kinds Of house fur
nishing goods at way down prices.
Square Deal. NJ. ]. McGRATH, 90
North Third, between Davis and
Everett streets, Portland.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-11-17
G0ING, G0ING, THEY'LL
SOON Be GONE
ClOSlNd-OuT SALE or ENPOSl.
TiON INSTRUMENTS NEAR
END At Ell.ERS.

The Aft rmath Of the Fair. Music
Lovers Taking Advantage Of the
Greatest Bargains Ever Offered
In the Piano Trade. Bona Eide
Reductions Of From 30 10 90 Per
Cent. Only a Few Choice Left.
Specially Easy Terms.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-11-17
Honey! Honey!

A fine lot of white
clover honey came in
with our last shipment
and will be sold at the
regular price of IS cts
per pound. Honey is
going up fast.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-11-17
Black Tea Special

This is our regular
SO cent per pound
grade. During our
removal sale il goes.
as long as the supply
lasts, at only IS cents
per pound. No more
than two pounds to a
person.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-26
MARRIAGE LICENSES

scHwENTKER SUMMERS Frank r.
schwentlSer H, native OF Nebraska ana
resident Of Albuquerque, n NJ, to L. Maude
Summers 26 native OF Canada and resilient
OF Albuquerque, N. M. -.
CADY- Northumberland 9. Cady, bI nauve
OF Ohio and resident OF Buena ParH, 70
Penelope Ia Calder. 3s. native OF Canada
and resident Of Buena Park. q,
MARQUEE EZ-ESPHNOSA-Pedro Marquee, 70,
native Of California and resident OF santa
Monica, to Aurora Espenosa, ls, native OF
Mexico md resident of Santa Monica.
HIGGINs-oRosco-Rub Higgins, 2l, ma
tive Of California and resident OF Los An
Reles to Mary Orosco, is, native OF Calltor-
MIA and resident of Los Angeles.
McCAIN-MANN--John 9. Mccain. 2D native
OF Kansas and resident Of Long Beach, 10
Clara A. Mann, 20, native of North Dakota
and resident Of Long Beach.
MORIOCK-IAUTEN-A Morlock 80, ma
tive OF California and resident of San Fran
cisco, to Kate Lauten, 36, native OF VIZ
rinia and resident Of San Francisco.
KWASIG-RoC oCH-JAoUITH-Joseph R. Kwas-
iR-roch, "a, native OF Michigan and resident
Of Los Angeles to Goldia r. Jaquith' H.
native of New York and resident OF Los An
geles - ., ..,,.. =,
Michigan and resident of Los Angeles, to
May Hickey, 10, native of Colorado anu resi-
dent of Los Angeles. ,
CAREER FR-BURKHARDT-Georg W. CARRIER.
A. a native Of Pennsylvania and resident oI
46 a native of Missouri and resident oil
LIrMURPHY-Ernest NJ McCon-
Of los Angeles, and Zella A. Murphy, H. q
native Of Kansas and resident Of Long
LEWfs-ToDD-Lesiie Lewis, SS, a native Of
G. Todd IS, a native Of Missouri and resi-
dent OF Riverside.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-26
BOTH PHONES 200.

sa5oo-A THOROUGHLY MODERN.
Two-sToRY. sEvEN-RooM HOUSE, ON
A LOT 5OX1S5. LOCATED IN THE
SOUTHWEST DISTRICT; THE GROUNDS
LAY HIGH ABOVE THE WALK; THE
ENTIRE STREET is BUILT UP SOLID
LY WITH MODERN Two-sToRY
HOUSES IN PERFECT ALIGNMENT;
LAWNS ARE IN; LARGE TREES LINE
THE WALKS; HALF BLOCK FROM
CAR LINE; A BEAUTIFUL SOUTH
FRONT HOME; BIG RECEPTION HALL,
PASS PANTRY AND SCREEN PORCH;
THE ROOMS ARE ALL EXCEPTIONAL
LY LARGE AS ARE THE CLOSETS; HAS
POLISHED FLOORS. vERANDA, COAL
HOUSE, ETC; HERE IS AN oPPok-
TUNITY TO SECURE A FULL TWO
STORY HOME. WITH MOST PLEAS
ANT ENVIRONMENTS, AT THE PRICE
OF A COTTAGE; OF COURSE. THIS is
JUST ONE OPPORTUNITY; IT is BEING
SACRIFICED TO SELL QUICKLY; WE
ARE AGENTS.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-26
orr Exchange Anything Herald Liner Will Help You

Advertisements marked "L. A. r, g."
are practically guaranteed by the Los
Angeles Realty Board as those Of re.
liable, reputable agents. The Arbitra-
tion Committee Of the Board exists for
the purpose Of investigating and set.
Ting In accordance with the princi-
Piles of fair and honorable dealing any
dlsagreements or complaints affecting
its members. Severe penalties are
provided for any member guilty Of
dishonorable conduct. List of MEM
bers obtalnable at Room 613, Cham.
Der of Commerce.
HERBERT 5URDETTE,
Secretary.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-26
DEATHS

CHAMBERS-Frances. Seventh and Mateo
streets native of Michigan, spinal meningitis,
aged years.
CrTRAN-Bessie. aged rs years.
GIBSON-Robert, Good Samaritan hospital,
native of Scotland, aneurism of the aorta,
aged Al years.
GIESEKE-Wiliam, 93S Lake street, native or
Germany angina pectoris, aged 70 years.
HUNTER-James, 672 San Fernando street, ma
tive of California, pulmonary tuberculosis,
aged "a years.
JONES-Annie E., 14O1 Arlington avenue, ma
tive of Wales, la grippe aged 70 years.
MARQUEY-Manuel, SIG East Sixteenth
street, native of Los Angeles, catarrhal pneu-
monia aged l year.
PHILANSE-Gullaume. French hospital ma
tive Of France, cirrhosis Of the liver, aged
S. years.
WEUs-Charles NJ, 2515 South Main street,
native of Pennsylvania, valvular disease of
heart, aged 81 years.
WHITE-Jael T., County hospital, native of
Kentucky, senility, aged 81 years.
wELLS-C. NJ Wells, at his home, 25l5 South
Main street. Funeral today at 2:SO o'clock
from the residence.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-26
BAR r Y Ros.
MEMBERS REALTY BOARD.
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
We will build you n five-room cottage,
everything complete and ready to move
into. for only $1,000.
Also a six-room house for s14O0
S1s00-A six-room, story and half bum
galow, with everything complete, with
clinker brick mantcI, loaded glass in china
closet, columns, gas and electricity, COM
bination fixtures, bookcases and polished
floors where wanted, first-class plumbing
and sidewalks; everything complete, for
only $500. We furnish the plans and
specifications free.
Call at our office and see our plans. We
have large number to select from, and
IL we have not got what you want, we
will draw one to suit you.
CALIFORNIA BUILDING co.
G. W. Duncan, General Manager.
4S3 Mason Building.
Corner Fourth and broadway.
Entrance on Fourth Street.
Phones--Main 1896; Home 6ese.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-26
FOR SALE
Houses
BARLOW G BRAGDoN.


WE WISH TO CALL ATTENTION TO A
FEW CHOICE RESIDENCES WHICH WE
HAVE ON OUR LIST.
NINE-RoOM MODERN HOUSE ON
SOUTH BURLINGTON LOT 50Nl55-
S6500.
NINE ROOM MODERN RESIDENCE
ON PARK VIEW, LOT 5oX150-
$4,000.
EIGHT ROOM HOUSE ON BURL1NG-
TON, MODERN. LOT 50X150--
$1,000.
A BEAUTIFUL HOME ON WEST
ADAMS TWELVE ROOMS, MODERN
LOT 60N150-
$4,000.
NORTHEAST CORNER ON WEST
ADAMS. TEN-RooM MODERN, LOT
$4,000.
A SOUTHWEST CORNER ON WEST
1OOx165 MODERN
$4,000.
A FEW MOMENTS SPENT IN OUR
OFFICE WILL CONVINCE YOU THAT
WE HAVE THE HOUSES WHICH YOU
REALLY WANT.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-26
FOR SALE
DON'T HESITATE

FOR SALE
DON'T HESITATE
Any longer about getting that home. Why
should yoJ, when offer to build you
one on monthly payments, as easy as rent? :?
We Will draw you plans from your individual
id4as or show you some of our own.
WE WILL MAKE SPECIAL INDUCE
MENTS
To those who wish to build for cash. We
handle nothing but No. ! material and labor
and are in a position to thoroughly satisfy
you in every particular.
WHITING, THOMPSON & CO.,
236 Byrne Bldg
Home phone 1915.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-26
A BEAUTIFUL HOME
IN THE

IN THE
WEST ADAMS HEIGHTS DISTRICT.
This beautiful home is on an elevated
corner lot with seventy-seven feet front
age, with commanding view of the
mountains. and in the choicest resident
district of Los Angeles; the reception
hall is one of the prettest in the city,
with it's wide stairs and handsome bal
cony; parlor, living room, dining room,
breakfast room. billiard room and kitchen
are on the ground floor, and hve large
and sunny bedchambers on the second
floor; a large room is finished off in the
attic for a gymnasium or childrens play
room the owner of this property is leav-
ing town and will not be able to return
for some time; he has been offered $3.50
as the house is practically new, he does
not want to risk it being defaced in any
way. and has therefore authorized us to
make sacrifice price on 1t. II you are
looking for a choice home, do not fail to
look this up. as 1t will surprise you when
you know the extremely low price we are
in a position to quote on this home. We
will be glad to show you through It any
time.
JAS. v. BALDWIN,
201-210 Conservative Life Building,
Third and Hill Streets.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-26

BROADWAY CHRISTIAN
church, opposite the court house. Preaching
by b. f. Coulter at II a. m. and at 745
d. m. also evangelistic services will begin
Sunday evening at our Vernon Christian mis-
scion, A5th and Wadsworth, one block west of
Central ave. line There will be services
every night except Saturday night. All cor
daily invited to attend. DIR. F. NJ. Kirk
ham, pastor; L. SWindle, evangelist Sunday
school and communion service at the Broad
way Christian mission, cor. Pico and Ell
Molno sts., every Sunday at 3 p. m. All
welcome.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-26
BIRTHS

ANDIE-John p. and wife, 9O4 East Thirty
second street, Feb. %, son.
FISHER-Robert A. and wife, 1907 Downey
avenue, Feb. %, daughter.
KELEY-John and wife, 727 Sunset boule-
ward, Feb. 15 "a daughter.
RAMEYER-Numa and wife, H94t North Olive
street. Feb. IA, daughter.
ROENIES-John and wife, 1884 henry street,
Feb 20. daughter.
WII,SON-Hary and wife. 727 Sunset boule-
vard Feb. 20, daughter.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-26
FRATERNAL NOTICES

GOLDEN STATE CAMP, NO. 7lI0, M. W. A,
meets every Wednesday night In K. P. hall.
l0S North Spring st. All neighbors cor
daily invited
W. II STONE, Clerk.
23s-239 Bradbury Bldg
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-26

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, FLOWER ST.,
between 7th and Sth sts.-Rev. Joseph Smale
pastor; Thomas Baldwin, D. D.. acting pas
tor. Subject in the morning at II o'clock:
For Ny Sake" and in the evening at 1880:
my Sorrow" Sunday school at $3.50. This is
self denial week with this body and all the
members and friends expected to bring
an offering to the social to be given by the
ladies in the social hall of the church on
Friday evening, the Sd of March. The church
is to hold evangelistic meetings this week
from Monday to Thursday evenings, inclusive.
The public cordially invited
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-26
RARtOW 4 RRAGDoN.

,,r,,pI.Ne ~ - ~ ~ BSApo
MAIN CORRIDOR II. w. HEBLMAN
BUILDING,
FOURTH AND SPRING STREETS,
LOS ANGELES.
HOME 500. SUNSET NJ. 1870.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-26

TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH, WORSHIPING
in the Temple auditorium, corner Fifth and
Olive-"The Mems Church" Preaching at
II a. m. by the pastor, Robert ]. Burdette.
Topic: Remember Amalek!' A sermon un-
der the auspices Of the Anti-Saloon league:
a note in the marching music of the cam
paign against the saloon which has just
been inaugurated in this city by union Of
all the temperance forces All men, young
and old, citizens and visitors, boys and
voters, are earnestly invited to attend this
meeting, there will be no evening service
at this church. And always a most cordial
invitation is extended to all strangers and
visitors to make the Temple their church
home during their stay here Good solo,
choral and congregational singing. Harry
Barnhart and Spencer Robinson will sing.
Twenty-Five hundred free seats. Sunday
school at $780, Mid-week prayer meeting at
1880 Wednesday evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-26
DO. YOU KNOW OUR STORY
and a half?-

DO YOU KNOW OUR STORY
and a half?-
1t is shortly told. Our plans Of story and
a half houses contain bed chambers up
stairs with full height ceilings and the
house from the interior has all the appear
ance of a full two-story house.
And there is little difference in the ex-
pense of one of story and a half
houses and a cottage. and their interior ar
rangement justihes the praise We accord
them.
Call and see these plans, they will de-
light you.
r. N. LAMBERTH & CO..
GENERAL BUILDING CONTRACTORS,
Phones Suite Ala Braly Bldg.
Home 2629.
Main 2222