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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-29

and here again the bolero has the lead,
appearing in every imaginable guise, long.
short. triple, loose fitted, bloused.
Short loose boleros. like the ones
sketohed hero. with short loose slee yes
whose top fulness marks the differentiation
from last years models, are shown in some
OF the best houses in company with plain
plated skirts OF linen and sheer blouses OF
allover batiste openwork embroidery, or
Of batiste or lawn trimmed in lace and hand
work. The new allover enhDroideries are
even lovelier than those Of last summer,
although last summer one W ould have
denied the possibility Of improvement.
Among the most exquisite OF the new
designs is On allover embroidery on finest
batiste or swiss, whose gn is Of the finest
cobveb traoery in raised work with minute
openwork or eyelet details hardly larger
than pinheads. The work has the appear
ance Of the finest hand neeulework and 10
OF an lndesoribable daintiness though not
81 boldly decorative as the more open
and striking broderie ongldiss.
There are, too, allovers combining en-
broidery and lace in fashions entirely
new and exquisite. They are not a mere
Getting together Of made laces and en-
broideries. hut consist OF interviewer ir-
regular designs. part sohd Yaleno'ennes
part finest batiste embroidery. They look
in some lights like a beautiful batiste en-
broidery with wide open spaces. laid over
q background Of allover Valenciennes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-29
LAYOUT
New Stutfs For Spring and
Summer Frocks.
BARGAINS FOR GOOD BUYERS
Winter Materials Well Worth Boy
ing Now.

Crencs aud Lightweight Cloths Suitable
for Warm Weather wear TO he Had at
Reduced Prices--Dlack and white
Cheeks Among the seasons Novelties
Precedence Given In the New spring
Models to the BOlero ami the Belted
Coat with short DaSques-The waist
coat an Almost Inyarlable Accom-
paniment OF the Street Coat-Fresh
Attractions In the Linen Frocks-Tho
Enibroldcrles Are Finer Than Ever.
The first display of spring goods has been
made and now the merchants appear TO be
resting upon their laurels and giving them
selves over TO disposing OF their old stock
rather than to pushing the new goods.
To be sure there are warm weather
frocks offered to tempt the women who
are going South for the next two months,
and there are thin stufs on sale, particu-
larly in shops Of the higher class but the
early birds who are picking up these sum
merry materials are few, and the crowd
Is TO be found around the bargain counters
where winter materials light enough in
character to be utilized for spring and
summer wardrobes are being offered at
greatly reduced prices.
Crepes in varying weights, eoliennes,
veilings, lightweight cloths, 40, are az
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-29

Housewives who find it bore to wind
the clock every seven, eight or fourteen
days, as the case may be, will be pleased
TO know that there is a clock on the market
which has to be wound only every 400 DAYS.
Ten chances TO one they would forget 10
wind II at that
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-29
GHOSTS.

brariAn OF Congress Washington. Trial treatment
once 81. MME. JuLIAN. rs 5th ave.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-29
THE MODERN W0MAN.

Over the desk in the private Office OF
Mrs De Mile. the play broker, hangs this
legend
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-29


/: Plays are moi written. but rewritten Dion
. DoucicAUlt.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18

investment firm now occupies rooms
315-317 -319 in the Byrne building, thus
charging its facilities for doing bus
mess and acquiring more elbow space.
w. II. Chamberlin and family have
gone to the Catalina islands to re-
main during the summer months.
Mahlon Beach of Montreal, Canada.
a millionaire furniture manufactures.
and said to be the owner of the largest
mills in the dominion, accompanied by
his son Benson, on tour of the Unit
ed States, is guest of his nephew.
Albert II. Beach, local real estate
operator
M. j, Nolan will continue the bust
ness of Nolan & Smith. Mr.. Smith has
retired to give his attention to min
ing interests and personal property.
The old firm has been doing business
for over seventeen years at 22S West
Second street and both dealers in
realty have witnessed many changes
in values in Los Angeles in that time
Il. II. Childers & Co. is q new real
estate firm that has opened an office
in room 21S Mason building. The firm
is prepared TO handle all propositions
in the realty field,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18
NOTES
ON REALTY men.
MOVEMENTS OF MEMBERS OF
HUSTLING FRATERNITY
BUSINESS OUTLOOK BRIGHT
Activity In Residential and Tract
Property HeaIthy-offce Changes.
Dealers Arranging for Trips
to the East
BUSINESS OUTLOOK BRIGHT

The members Of the grand army of
real estate dealers-those who did not
go on the trip to Salt Lake-have been
Saying wood" in Los Angeles during
the past week and without exception
they report all conditions bright for
lively business during the summer
months, particularly in close-in resi-
dence tract property and in tract pro-
positions. They assert that inquiry
every day has been entirely satisfac-
tory, and that while the usual large
number of sales were not closed last
week, they feel confident that next
weeks business win produce splendid
showing.
Quite number of real estate agents
are preparing for trips to the beaches.
the mountains and the east, but they
will be wise enough 70 leave an active
associate or trusted statesmen in the Of
fees to look after unfinished and new
business.
II. 7. Coffin. owner of valuable wall
nut land near El Monte, and interested
IN beach property at Wilmington, has
~ fH ~ #-ifl WITTY wv - q So n tt's'a lfl u
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18

early erection of the first semi-fire-
proof building for San Pedro by Scott
w. Alexander. The building will be a
three-story brick, steel and concrete
structure with basement, with 'front.'
age of so feet and depth of 100 feet.
The improvement will occupy a lot
twenty-five feet north of Fifth street
on the west side Of Front street, run
ming through to Beaver street. where
the frontage will be so feet.
The first floor space will be subdi-
vided for six store rooms. On the
second floor there will be twenty of
fees The third floor space will be
used for public hall and for lodge
room.
The basement is to be fitted up in
elaborate style and used for a stylish
cafe.
This is the first office building for
San Pedro, the plans for which were
drawn by Architect A. L. Haley The
cost Of the improvement will be about
S25, ,00O
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18
aiken office rooms in the Fay build

taken office rooms in the Fay build
ing.
Holmes & Walton, real estate dealers,
have been compelled on account of in
creased business to secure larger quar-
ters. Accordingly they have taken
another rise in the world, and now oc-
cupy rooms 5O4 and sos in the Grant
building. The new offices are hand
somely furnished and give the firm
increased facilities for doing business
William Stevenson has opened an Of
flee in the Mason building to operate
in real estate and mining. For many
years Mr. Stevenson was chief clerk at
the military headquarters of Arizona,
and has lately been identified with
number of important California enter
prises.
Peter Hack is said to have made the
speech of the occasion at the banquet
Of the Commercial club at salt Lake
"Wednesday night. He is the nestor Of
the real estate family in Los Angeles
and like Uncle Billy" Workman
knows all about values in the Angel
city.
Architect Haley has been in the
mountain section for month and has
returned to his office feeling like a new
man in spirit and energy.
w. E. Service, Of Service Bros, is
again at his office in the Frost build
ing after a weeks absence caused by
illness,
The Walsh s collins real estate and
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18
-FOUR ORANGE GROVES
SOLD AT GOOD FIGURES

The firm of v. E StoclSwell & Co.
report sales of country property as fol-
lows:
Mrs. Geneva Barnes to II. II. Cen
rich, an eight-acre orange grove at
Upland, s65OO; w. p Saunders to
Emily Eames, ten acres at Upland,
$500; Mrs. II. A. Goodhue to Hugh
Sparkman, ten-acre orange ranch at
Corona, 10000; Mrs. Cora Ebersole to
l1. M. Odea a ten-acre orange grove
at Pomona, $4,000. Also for Mrs.
Mable Duston TO 70. ]. Mercereau.
marble quarry in western Nebraska,
$4,000; j. r. higgins to e. j. Mer-
cereau and associates, a 42-room sum-
mer hotel on Lake Maranaeock, Maine,
$25, 900
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18
COAST TOWN IMPROVEMENT
Three Story Semi-Fireproof Structure
to Be Erected for Scott w. Alex
ander at Cost of Twenty-Five
Thousand Dollars

The business section of San Pedro,
the port of entry on the coast that
Senator Clarke alludes to so often and
with so much truth as the great
waterway outlet for the products of the
Salt Lake country and the rich ore
of Nevada, is coming to the front
in manner that means wide expansion
in a commercial sense.
Property in the business district and
in the residence section has steadily
advanced in value, and many improve
ments have been planned to meet the
demand of the growing population.
One of the latest enterprises is the
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18
lrause, architect; Henry Aufdekamp.

Krause, architect; Henry Aufdekamp.
builder
e. B, Spencer, two-story frame at
2O41 La Sale avenue. sS4OO; julius
Krause, architect; Henry Aufdekamp,
builder.
Melville G. Eshmap, 1917 South Grand
avenue, two-story frame $500; Hud-
son & Munsell, architects; w. C. CAL
houn, builder.
e. B. Gump, a two-story frame at 24oT
Juliet street, $3245; r. N. Lamberth &;
Co.. architects and builders.
e. b. Gump. a two-story frame at
251O Juliet street, $275O; R. N. Lam
berth & Co., architects and builders.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18

apartment house at 7O1 Temple street
10000; A. S. Heineman & Co., builders
H. w. Skelton, a two-story frame at
972 Arapahoe street, $500; A. l.. Haley
architect; B. T. Shelton, builder.
Clyde Smith, one-story frame al
1912 Magnolia avenue, $21OO; Edward
Kendall, builder.
Mrs. A. S. O'DonnelI, 1856 Garland
avenue, a three-story frame and con
crete apartment house at 500 South
Olive, $S1,5 Dennis & Farwel archi..
tects; Graham & Egler, builders.
]. r. Jones, a one-story frame OF
south side of Forty-first street, between
Moneta avenue and Figueroa street,
$4,000; ], r. Jones, builder.
Frank S. Johnson, a two-story frame
at 712 Ruth avenue, $4,000; j. D. Thomp-
son, builder.
Anna A. Bolin, a two and one-half
story frame at 1921 Millard avenue
$4,000; P. ]. Bolin, builder.
r. s. Condit, a one-story frame at
All Wisconsin street, s2OOO c. H. Cot
ter builder.
Myers & Kulli, one-story frame at
313 Fayette street, $1,000; l.. C. Emerson,
builder.
Sherman Patterson, a one and one
half-story frame at sol East Forty-fir
street, $2S00; James Cain, builder.
c. A. Elder, a cottage at 1725 East
Twenty-second street. $2OOO c. A. Elder,
builder. y
j. L. Purlett, 1892 Downey avenue,
two-story frame at SIS South Hancock
street, $3101 j. Kamahan, builder.
w. w Tritt, 1910 Wilton place, a two
story frame at 1904 Wilton place, $4,000;
w. w. Tritt, architect; C. H. Flagg,
builder.
Mrs. A. J. Dennis, 61O Westlake ave-
nue., a two-story concrete and frame
apartment house at 1918 to 1880 West
Sixth street. $1S,1S5; Leslie S. Moore,
architect; d. H. Gilbert, builder.
o. r. Johnson, 1921 Orange street,
five-story brick at 51O-5l2 South Broad
way, $40, 900; R. b, Young. architect; T.
A. Ashbridge. builder
Franklin Johnson, a two-story frame
at 1854 Kenslngton road, $500; e. L.
Henck, builder.
j. II. Bohon, a two-story frame at
1245 West Adams street, $780, Hunt &
Grey, architects; Alta Planning Mill
company, builders.
i. Isaacs, two-story frame at 2202
West Tenth street, $4,000; Henderson
& Munsell architects; Alta Planning Mill
company, builders, Fri
Mrs. Margaret Irvine, alterations to a
Gve-story brick at 25S South Broadway,
$4,000; A. M. Morrison builder.
r. J. Northam, 142 North Grand, a.
two-story concrete and frame at iii
Valencia street, 10000; r. N. Lam
berth & Co, architects and builders.
Josephine Mellard a two-story frame
at 1856 West Eighth street, s295o; G. II.
Ashby, architect; Ashby Building COM
pany, builders.
Mrs. S. F. Knox. a one and one-half-
story frame at 2O3O Brooklyn avenue.
$4,000; L. d. Mohler, builder, n
II. II. Holmes, a two-story frame at
S442 South Flower street, $3.50; G. w.
builder
E. B. Spencer, two-story frame az
POSI- La Sale avenue $1,000; Julius
Krause, architect; Henry Aufdecamp,
builder.
E. B. Spencer, a two-story frame at
2O61 La Sale avenue, $500; julius
Eig ~
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18
improvements by Wards
Below is given a statement showing
improvements by wards since June /:
Leading Permits

Among the most important permits
issued during the past week were the
following;
Mrs, Lizzie Frey. 614 Coronado street,
a one and one-half story frame at 6O7
Miami street, $3OOO Fernand Parmen-
tier architect; w, S. Clark builder,
w. w. Powell a one-story frame At
31O7 Harvard boulevard $21OO; r. C.
Ferguson, architect; A. Winberg,
builder.
N. G. Fenohlan and A. S. Lishea-
nian. a three-story concrete and frame
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18
was placed on the tract last Sep

was placed on the tract last Sep
tember.
Among the purchasers We're: Mrs. c
A. RAIDER. Miss Wainwright, Miss
Ahern. DR.. w. r. Smith, G. f. Gerow,
j. M. Collins, A. e. Kellar, d. G.,
Vaughn, NJ. ]. Kelley and NJ. e. Stroud.
Sales in Tracts
Charles M. Stimson reports the fol-
lowing sales:
To Eugene White, part of lots and
7, Garvanza addition No. 1. Considera-
ton not stated.
To George e. Cross, lot 10, in the
town of Puente. Consideration not
stated.
TO Fred NJ. and Mabel Miller lot SS,
block is, Angeeno Heights, $4,000.
TO Emma Wright, lot ~, block 2,
Hollywood Ocean View tract, $780,
TO f. II. Brooks, lots 150, 151, 1852, 1853,
154 and 1856 of M. l.. Wicks subdivision
lots SO4 and 3O5, South & Porter tract.
$4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18
MANY LOW PRICED LOTS
SOLD IN VARIOUS TRACTS
Purchasers Make Selections for New
Homes and for Invest
nnent

The popularity of residence lots in
new subdivisions is shown in the fol-
lowing list of sales made by Harbert &
Butterworth:
In Huntington Park annex twelve
lots, each 5Ox1s5 feet at prices ranging
from 1915 to $425 each.
In the Prince tract, five lots, each
5ox12O feet, at $500 each
In Willowbrook. eleven half-acre lots,
each 66xSOO feet. at $500 each
On the above lots three cottages have
been started in the annex and lumber is
on the ground for five, with two in
course Of construction
The same firm has also sold a five
room cottage in Huntington Park an
mex for 1850.
The aggregate Of the above sales is
81, $50.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18

Five minutes after you arrive
you'll KNOW the reason. No
argument necessary after you
see the property.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18
$25O,OOO.OO
Record Been Duplicated Pacific Property

Bring your family and friends
and come prepared to spend the
day. We want you to take
time to investigate this property.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18
sLAUenTER @ n WAL PAPER.

Gold paper, 7Rc; 7G-in. burlap, zoe;
opaque shades 25e; best paint, $3.50;
table oil cloth. zoe; molding, &c; shin
makes things look like q mirror
glazing, painting, etc. Walter Brothers,
627 South Spring. i Nfff'
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18

Go down today and learn WHY
lots are selling so rapidly at Los
Angeles nearest beach resort.
There MUST be a reason.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18
GROWTH Of CITY
GIVEN IN FIGURES
JUNE PROMISES TO BE THE
BANNER MONTH
DOZEN BRICK BLOCKS
Statement of Superintendent Indicates
Substantial Increase in Permits in
Value of Recent Improvements
Important Permits

Last week Chief Clerk Snyder, in the
office of j. j. Backus, superinten-
dent of buildings, made the assertion
that June promised to be the banner
summer month in Los Angeles for
building enterprises. The indications
are that his prediction viii be verified
Thus far this month the total number
of permits issued has been Alb, which IS
gain of eighty-two over the same
period of a year ago. The total valua-
tion of Improvements for the seventeen
days in the present month is $685. ,5SS,
gain of $25S,9 for the same period last
year. 1t is possible that valuation of
all improvements for the full month
will be close to $1,5OO, 900.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18
Venice Park Traet

Carroll ]. DAILY 8 Co. and r. II.
Preston & co. report that since Monday
they sold fifty-fiye lots in Venice Park
tract ocean Park, aggregating 49,. 400.
This clears un the tract Of 255 lots which
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18

The time to buy for profit is today AS as the
sun SETS fortunes will be realized by those who in
vest here now 1t will be simply the history of
Eastern beach resort property repeated on the Pa
cihc Coast
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18

Everything you want you will find I'm
the classified page-a modern eneyeln-
psdi2- Qpe Cent a Word ~ tstas.s ~
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18
Building Summary

The annexed official table of improve
ments commenced in Los Angeles since
June 1 is of special interest:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18
Many Fine Residences and
Business Blocks Building.

A prominent Los Angeles business man says !:
There is nothing in the south of France Italy
to compare with Playa Del Rey as far as natural
advantages CO." Make up your mind to see Del
Rey TODAY.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18
One Quarter Million Feet Of Lumber HrriDes for the
Construction of More Public Improvements

Work Will Begin at Once on the
Construction of Broad Promenades.
Cañon City record., 1905-01-05
Bids f.r County Printing.

The Board Of County Commissioners of Ere
mont County. Colorado, b ereby invite proposals
for doing the county prin ting of said County
for the year 1895, the sam to be opened and
Friday, January 6. 1906. and to include the fol-
lowing services:
Printing semi-annual statements Of county
officers
rressurer's cali for the redemption OF bonds
and warrants.
Schools.
Monthly st>,emen, of bills allowed and dis
allowed
Election notices
Calls for bids by County Commissioners and
all other notices aud publ cato included in
the term "Coanty Printing - excep, the delin-
quent tax list and the OH ciaI list OF nominal
tons to Offices
By order of said Board.
sEaLl L. Y kostN An. County Clerk
Cañon City record., 1905-01-05
Notice

The annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Fremont Building and Loan Association
will be held at the Canon Savings Bank, No.
sol Main Street. in Canon City. Colo. on Friday
January 9Th, 1905, n the hour of 7:3o in the
evening of said day Directors should then be
elected, and any other lawful bu siness needing
attention will then be tn nsacted-
1t Is important that msjority of the stock be
represented, aud every stakeholder is urged to
be present in person or by proxy.
CHAs. Z. WALDO,
Secretary.
First publication Decem bcr 22nd. 1904
Last pu blication January 5th. 1906.
Cañon City record., 1905-01-05
Notice of Annual Meeting.

Cksos CITY. Colo, December "a, 1904.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Fremont County Fruit Growers and Deal
ers' Association win be he Id at the cour- house.
Canon City. Saturday. Jan uary q, 1906, at 300
O'Clock p m Said meetin & being for tAe pur-
pose of amending the by laws, eiecting seven
directors and snch other usiness as may regu-
Larry come before it
F. BA1caELoR. Pres GEO. E SALE Secy
First publication Dece riber 2s. 1901
Last p1blication Jana ary d. lse5.
Cañon City record., 1905-01-05
The Fruitgr0wers
Annual Institute
List of Premiums to Be Awarded Exhibitors the
Fruitsrowers Annna1 Instutute and Apple Show Next
Wednesday and Thursday.

No. l4-Besi plate Missouri Pipplns
FIrs, premium. 2 gal. M. and P.
paint. Campbell Lumber Co. Sec
ond, Sloo in merchandise. H. c.
Young
No. l5-Best plate Genlton. First
premium. sl.oo pocket knife. Wat
son g. Bancroft. Second. one pound
Crown Brand coffee. Llnkins & Son.
No. Is Bes, pla.e York imperial.
First premium. sl75 whip. Tyner
Saddley Co. Second. si.oo Ian
tern. w. D. Combs.
No .l7-Bes, plate Colorado Orange
First premium. $500 bike tire. The
John Roddz Cycle Co. Second,
two pound can best coffee. NJ. E.
Collins g. Co.
No. is--Best plate Paragon. First
premium. one sack Crown Patent
flour. Smith Nero. Co. Second.
decorated china dish. Coolbaugh.
No. Ie-Bes, plate White Winter
Pearmain. First premium. silk um-
brella. Craig Bros. Second. Soc. In
meat and bone. w. A. Ferrier
No. 20 Bes, plate LAWYERS. Firs,
premium. $500 pipe. r. Sartor
Cigar Store. Second. one quart
oysters. Omaha Market.
No 2i--Best plate WalIbridee FIrs;
premium. 81 SO book. H. NJ Beech
er, Second, soc. roast. w. F.
Mcdonald.
No. "a Bes, plate vandivere Pip
pins. First premium. one years
subscription to the Record. Canon
City Record. Second. soc. worth
Of Nectar Coffee. Morrison Bros.
No, 23-Bes, plate Black Ben Davis.
First premium. si.oo cash. Canon
City Times, Second. Hand Lamp,
J. J. Schultz.
No. "a Best plate Stayman Winesap.
/ First premium. pair cuff buttons. C.
c Patton. Second. SOC cake. ST.
Clair Bakery.
No. IS Best plate Huntsman. First
premium, rocker. Avery & Robson.
Second. half gallon maple syrup. F,
Rlede g. Co.
Nc. 26-Bes, plate Rome Beauty
Firs, premium. 81 90 knife. Ellis g.
Hood. Second. soc china dish,
Eureka Bargain Store,
No. 27-Best plate Grimes Golden.
Firs, premium. mans hat. Bethel
Co. Second. soc poeke, knife. the
Eureka Bargain Store.
No. % Best plate Willow Twig
FIrs, premium. sloo in Laundry
Work. Canon Steam Laundry
Second. lbs. lard, by Wrigh, g.
Morgan.
No. 2s- Bcs, plate Northern Spy.
First premium, $500 plate. Lewis
Cañon City record., 1905-01-05

This Is N: :., 's s.ss.. q =. .s sse, s..s. .ss.
figuring on their ssason's supply of
Field and Garden Seeds
0ad sOs are sure uDs sell a big majority
Of the people of fremont county their
suppiy of seeds. but there are some
people aDho haze SENT East for them.
To those we want to say: Let as
figure on your list before you send
aUay. LUe iOiu guarantee to SAGE you
money. and giOe you the best seeds you
eOsr bought.
Cañon City record., 1905-01-05
Notice.

Public notice is hereby given that the regu-
lar annual meeting of thu stockholders of the
Royal Gorge Hot Spring Company will be held
st the ON e OF said company No. rs Main
street. Canon City, Colo rsdo, on Monday the
9Th day of JanuAryA D. 1906, at O'Clock D. m
for the election of dire ctors and such other
business Is may come bef ore the meeting.
j. L. PRExrrss. Pres.
Last publication Janu ary S, 1895.