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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-18
4. RICHTER. REAL ESTATE.
ESTABLISHED 1892.
Mining Stocks

at present money makers.
VIII it last?
and safe
MY list of properties is the best and
IN II some Investment propositions bound
10 make you rich
Can you miss it on the following?
acres in the heart Of our city. $45.0o0
IL prospective business property will
guarantee profit of $4,000 within one
year year Come and talk it over 1t will take
$1,000 cash To handle it.
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HAY, GRAIN AND COAL.

HARVEY & CO. 40 West South TEN
pie Bell phone 1927; Ind-12l4
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a 5x1O corner on Brigham street, bead
tiful trees all around the lot. north and
east exposure at $500.
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SAFES.

NEW ard secondhand; cash. trade or
time. Sorensen-Stoutt Co. sole agents
for ''the Old Reliable Halls Safe Be
ware of limitations Office, ! X L Furni-
ture Store. IS +. I'd ).
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5000 viii buy a handsome l0-room
nearly new cottage. near LIST South and
10th East. Large lot.
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$3.50 buys a beautiful white presse
brick cottage of rooms porcelain batf
etc, lot 20 feet frontage near Sth IVES
and list South.
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$500 will buy a brand new S-reOm mod.
residence on II St near LIST, connected
with sewer. hardwood floors. LIST floor lot
graded sidewalks. fenced. e. l. fixtures
and furnace all included in the purchase
price Can make reasonable terms if de-
sired.
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WE SELL real estate--that's all Tut.
tie Bros, 153 Main st. Red ball signs.
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! an building on Third ST. and have
under construction houses. They viii
be modern in every respect and can Be-
bought on reasonable terms. Come and
see me about them.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-18

On Douglas Ave. near % South and 18th
East. a brand new S-TO6m mod. residence.
complete with furnace, 50 feet frontage,
for $500.
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PASTURAGE.

FINE lGcern and oat pasturage for
horses. 18th South and State streets.
Cannon G. Cannon IS East South Temple.
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gAPLAN Hogss , Cleaning Co: rooms q
and up. saustdetion guaranteed bota
phones 1851
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On 9Th East near 9Th South. one Of the
prettiest Groom modern brick cottages in
the city lot 21ax10 rods. inferior houses
in the same 7eighbOrho0d have sold for
900 more than I am asking for this one.
The house heated by furnace. rooms large
and airy. and the price 1920 1t must
be sold.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-18

On c St near 5th. SxS rod lot with 4
room brick house for s., 100. Where can
you duplicate it,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-18

On Fl street. east front. a Groom brick
cottage. it is substantial and good and
the biggest bargain for the money In
this city, lot 215X10 rods. Price, $500
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED.

DESIRABLE parties can find pleasant
furnished rooms for light housekeeping at
us Z. Sd So
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WALL PAPER CLEANING.

NATIONAL House Cleaning company,
50 East First South street
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FOR RENT.

TWO fine rooms. close in s. Mrs.
shannon, rear % 4th East.
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HOUSE CLEANING.

EXPERT men for all prarcbe. hons.
sIeaning. National House Cleaning Co.,
~ T. First South Both phones
KAPLAN House Cleaning Co we clean
everything. Office 63l South Main. Both
phones 1Se6-Y
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FOR SALE.

n st.
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HOUSTON r E. INV. &C.
Phones q. 251 So. Main ST.
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Baxter. Straw & Storrs Construction co.
Dated at Salt Lake City, Utah, Nov.
il. 1906.
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A few choice building spots.
Cor 18th East and Liberty St, opposite
Liberty Park, corner lot, 4Oxl40 feet. $651.
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SMALL bunch of thoroughbred Here
ford cows and letters for sale cheap. Ad-
dress PhiIbrick & Greenwood, American
Falls, Ida.
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NICE s-room house. Inquire IA South
4th East
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everything in society seems to be
ABOUT at a standstill, and although al.
thls quiet is due To tie effort to get
away from. the world, the mesh and the
deKil for brief period, the plan seems
10 De TO rush back into the arms there
OF with redoubled energy The only
person who seems 10 be doing real pen
ance is the dressnfaker, whose task
OF adjusting the frills and furbeIows
70 the dainty summer gowns brings
her frequently 10 her knees The fair
maiden for whose special wearing, the
IFQcks are being fashioned meditates
on sins principally those OF other Peo-
Iie)- VII lie with her OWL fingers she
hens The fuTbelOWs
Speaking of fashions. this lids fair 10
lie shOTt season That IS, The hat
riIns arc short. the sleeves ire short.
t2e jackets are all OF the shorj kini
asl the skirts are short. u the viii
sHGr>on the vamgs on the Shoes little
everS ti1srtS III taS Dress Ines except the
hiHs VII be short
Fhe-crwiI -bc gre It slowprs of con
eratulations ana tender messages sem
or the wires 10 New York. Wednes-
dag ans the prospects are that the
Len CT season ~ u be on in full force
With 4 number Of the young men in the
toW1 Who had hopes I'm spite OF hOpo
are considered by friends on both sides
each TO be open "a Coasra rul3tions for
is what is usually Known as "a good
TstcA-
zz#
The Sally mstron who conceived the
idea II haEif . he fuse Just out" when
SIZE had a particularly delightful dinner
short time since. has as memcntu
offs the occasion an enormous candle
wound around It's full length With rib
IONS Of the national color To he a
light unto her Oiny) feet it is a sue
cess
The announcement that Captain
James =. Harbeson. or Hardy" as his
friends knew him. is coming for a visit
though ever so remote, has caused a
flutteT among the far ones VINO re-
member him.
they do. say the hairdressers are be-
ing worked overtime these days. There
are so many womeif naturally opposed
10 bimetallism that the first streak of
silver makes them seek the gold.
~ ~ DOHE BARET.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-11
CURRENT EVENTS IN
: LOCAL SOCIETY CIRCLES


The Misses Mary and Margaret Seal
Ion entertained at a small and infor-
nal luncheon on Thursday for Miss
lone MacLouth, who is visiting her
sister, Mrs. g. T,~Easton of Fort Doug
las
The marriage of Miss Christine Burh-
nap of San Diego and Lieutenant Ara
thur Williams Of Fort Douglas will
take place Thursday, March p, at the
home of the brides parents. Mr.. VIII
liams left fer the coast last evening
Mrs. John g. Cutler will be at home
on Wednesdays for the remainder of
the springtime.
Miss Daisy Bollard. who has been
the guest of Captain and Mrs. John y.
STRAIT at Fort Douglas, has left for
her home IN Vallejo, Cal.
Mrs. William a WetzeH entertained
a number Of her pupils and their
friends at a, recital last evening in her
studio in the TempletOn building.
The marriage of Miss Margaret
Pointer and Leroy A. Palmer viii take
place al 4 O'Clock Wednesday afternoon
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton B.
Leigh on Capitol hill The service will
Paul's Episcopal church, and only the
family and few close friends will be
present. The bridal pair will leave
shortly afterward for trip through
the east, and will make their home
later in Grand Rapids.
Major and Mrs. A. NJ. Smith Of Fort
Douglas entertained at a dinner Tues
day evening for Mrs. Lockwood.
Mrs. H. T. C1eaver left last evening
for Los Angeles to visit her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs \. Y. officer of Love.
land, Colo, who have been visiting
Mrs. r. H. Officer for some time, lef
for a stay of some time in San Fran
cisco.
Miss Elizabeth Orth of ogden is ii
the city spending a few days with tbs
Dooly family on East Brigham.
Mrs. l. E. Hall has returned from
Los Angeles and Long Beach, wheT,
she was visiting relatives. She is ac
cOmpanied by her mother, Mrs Hood
whose health is greatly improved.
Miss Blanche Waterman of Omaha
who has been the guest Of Miss Heller
Buckingham for some time, left las
evening for her home.
Mrs. George w Snow and Miss Eve
Snow are home from a stay of a few
weeks in California
MIR. and Mrs. Charles L Rood lef
last evening for Los Angeles.
\
DR.. L e. Arnold has gone to south
ern California for a stay, Of a few
weeks.
x
A home wedding took place Wednes
day night, the contracting parties be
ing Miss Alice Cooper Of Salt Laks
and J. v. Hayes of NicksbUrg, Miss
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-11

good joke behind that frown, We'll
beti'
Not on your iifer' snapped Sim"
Ford. I'm as mad as 1 can be. Just
got caught in cold drizzle without an
umbrella or -OvershOes and spoiled this
new silk hat"
Good! haw, hawr' laughed the
crowd.
die and have just ridden ten blocks on
the wet back platform of a car"
''Ha-haw -haw" Some of his audit
ors laughed till the tears stood in
their eyes. "Hawi haw! Go it, SIM
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-11
Sixty Years Experience OF an old
Nurse.

Mrs. wInsIow's Soothing Syrup Is the
prescription of che of the best female
physicians and nCrses IN the United
States. and has been used for sixty years
with never-failins success by millions Of
mothers for their children During the
process Of teething It's value is fncaIcu-
liable II relieves the child from pain.
cures dlarrhoea. gripping in the bowels
and wind cole. BY giving health TO the
child 1t reEts the mother. Price IS cents
a-bottIe-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-11
The Princess Incubator Co.,

MANU FAtII RERS OF HE FAMOUS
PRINCESS 1BATORS
AND RR0ODF91Ss
We are making this season the great
est offer on lnCubators ever made by anv
responsible firm.
THIRTY DAYS FREE TRIAL.
We viii ship you our 126-egg PRIN-
CESS INCUBATOR, and ON the results
of the hatch we Cheerfuliy rest our case
We do this because we want you to see
and know what the special features of
our incubatOrs are
If YOU are open to conviction, get in
line for the best there is by wiring Us
for descriptive circular of this machine
free trial plan. and copy Of guarantee
and testimonials.
WE PAY THE FREIGHT To any
point in the United States
PRINCESS INCUBATOR co.
IDAHO FALLS. IDAHO.
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Say. are you fellows crazy? How'd
you like the cold. rain smashing down
your back and every passenger tread
ing on your toes?
'Haw! haw! That's the best joke
we've heard i'm a long time"
s'Joke? BahY' snOrted Ford. Has
a man got to be a tragedian to get
any sympathy in this wOrld?'
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SORROWS OF A HUMoRIST.
New York Press.)

Simeon Ford has paid the penalty of
being funny just as Mark Twain and
fore him. The witty bOniface was re-
Gently caught out in some weather of
the New York brand, and, feeling be-
dragged and miserable, sought refuge
in a restaurant only to fall into the
clutches of a party of friends.
''Haw! hawr' they laughed, immedi-
ateIy regarding his sad look as the
mask Of q bit Of hunor There's a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-11

Shelley. idaho. Feb %. 1886
Princess Incubator. Co, - -,
Idaho Fails Idaho
Gentlemen: In reporting the success
with the 100-egg incubator I purchased
from you. viii say ] made four
matches with same First hatch.
from l05 fertile eggs Z Matched q
chicks; second hate1. 90 fertile eggs
end 90 chicks: third ie9 fertile eggs
and 81 chicks; fdnrth hatch . fer
tile eggs an5 81 chicks. iran this
machine IN one corner of my gran
airy and ! think the above a pretty
fair average for a bcEinT eT-
Yours truly.
VIM G.. WILSON
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EUREKA AND RETURN, $500

Via D. G. r. G., Sunday, March II.
Special train leaves Salt Lake $50 a.
m. Returning leaves Silver City D.
M. Mammoth, $40, Eureka $50. A
magnificent scenic trip. Splendid
chance to visit the big mines. Every
body invited.
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The Plate club viii be entertained
next Thursday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. PeaSIia, 90 Third street.
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The Authors club viii hold its
next meeting at the knutsford parlors
at o'clock Monday evening.
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PERFECT DINING car SERVICE.

All trains except Nos. to 6. inclusive.
stop at intermediate points.
Ticket office. Dooly block Phone -
A BENTON. 6. p. ID
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EXPERT KODAK FINISHING.

Not the cheapest, but the best
Harry Simpler. Commercial Photogra-
pher.. 15I Main st. Both phones.
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Time Table
IN EFFECT
FEB. 18, 1906.
ARRIVE.


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No s-From Ogden. Portland Os3g q m
No gFTom, ogden and inter 9::5s a n
mediate points ..-:...---::..;.-
Valley and intsrmsdiat0 LIS an
Nd P'i igGFrom ai'i Chicago. Omaha.
{ 6gd9n 2 and Intermediates AS pm
NO R9'R @From ogden. Chicago 6
P ST.asi:oo Denver and San 5:I5pm
SS Val S:. Bs!ts Portland ana 7:55 pm
DEPART
No, 5-For Ogden. Omaha
city and ST, Louis -. .i.iO III
f Sgt5s sss B Bf9sseo and . 1880
No. l-FOr ogden. Omaha
Chicago, Denver. Kansas
fFsiols Sc Louis! Louis and San I:so pm
Ne sy and teg9sR Gs' Rein xs 5
No T-F0r Ogden, Omaha.
e Saissso and intsrmsaiat. SIS pm
k koaFs and fl GEIss 3aaha 81 abs p u
No. 9-For Ogden. cache Vale
ley Butte. Helena. Portland
S ss9 FrS 11fhfs and inter. lbs pm
2 p g BTg5IRSLI5ET; g
City Ticket office. 2ol Main Street.
Telephone go
Note.-The train numbers shown sboys
ere Oregon Short Line train numbers and
of Ogden. OF the Union Pacific east
thereof
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-28
Electric Flat Iron Leader

One of the most attractive articles
perfected by this company is their new
electric flat iron, in which all the heat
is concentrated on the ironing surface,
which insures uniformity Of tempera-
ture and economy of operation. The
great advantages OF this iron over any
other heretofore made is evident at q
glance. 1t heats quicker and retains the
heat longer than any iron, either cleo
trio or any other kind, on tie market,
and It consequently costs less to OPP
crate. A simple turn of the switch and
the iron Is hot, turn the switch and
the current is shut off, but the iron
will remain hot enough to use for at
least twenty minutes. Turn the cur
rent on again for two minutes and 1t Is
once more Charged" with latent heat
for another twenty minutes. Could
anything be simpler or more economf-
cal? The process of ironing need
never stop for one moment, as the
"heat' can be switched on or off while
you are uring it, and every particle Of
that heat can be utilized where 1T will
do the most coed.
The bread toaster Is another unique
household necessity and an attractive
ornament in any dining room. 1t can
set n the dining table, or on con-
venient side table, so that the bread
CO. be toasted as it is needed. A more
important advantage, however, lies in
the fact that there are no fumes or
odor connected with the toaster, so
that your toast will taste sweeter and
better than anything Of the kind you
ever tasted before. The demand for
these toasters is already very great,
and when they are introduced into the
larger hotels for use on the individual
dining tables-each guest making his
own tcast as he desires-the demand
will undoubtedly be enormous.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-28
Enterprise of Actual Merit

The quick results obtained and the
rapid advance made by this company
are due to the fact that they were for
tunate in securing the services of F. H.
Johnston in placing their stock before
the investing public. Mr.. Johnston has
Justly earned most enviable reputa-
tion as broker and financial agent of
meritorious and successful enterprises,
and this is due to careful Investigation
into the merits and earning capacity of
all propositions presented to him and
his ability to discriminate between
those that are simply attractive on the
surface and those Others which have
actual merit and the certainty of be-
coming good dividend payers The Bid
well cold motor and the electric heat
ing and cooking appliances are good
examples of discerning discrimination.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-28
new INDUSTRY
AT DOLGEVILLE
EXTENSIVE FACTORY BUILD.
INGS TO BE ERECTED
Over One Hundred and Fifty Operatives
Will Be Employed In Making Electric
Flat Irons, Electric Toasters, Etc.
Los Angeles Herald.

Los Angeles Herald.
Earl z. Low reports having closed
another important contract. This time
II is'for the erection of extensive fac
tory buildings at Dolgevllle for the
Electric Heating and Manufacturing
company of Los Angeles. This COM
pan. is meeting with phenomenal sue
cess, as it was organized only a few
months ago, but in that short space Of
time they have equipped a temporary
factory at 567-569 San Fernando street,
this city, where they are already man
ufacturing their heating and cooking
appliances and endeavorlng to fill the
most urgent orders now on their books.
The facilities at present provided by
this temporary location are entirely in
adequate, however, to meet even a
small portion of the urgent orders al
ready placed with the company.
The new factory, which is to be con-
structed entirely of brick throughout
and for which Mr.. Low has secured the
building contract, will have ample
room for all possible requirements for
some time to come, as the buildings
will have a frontage on Railroad av-
enue of II feet and q depth through
the L of So feet, which will give suffi-
cient floor space to install the neces-
sary machinery and employ upward
of $50 men. 1t is expected that the
buildings will be ready for occupancy
in about ninety days, and thirty days
more will be sufficient to install the
machinerV
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-28
TO MANUFACTURE
ELECTRIC STOVES
Land Near DOIgeville is Purchased by
Corporation Which viii Make Heating,
Lighting and Cooking Appliances
Los Angeles Express.

Los Angeles Express.
A deal has just been closed through
the office of S. j. White for the cc-
count of the Dolgeville Land company,
which involves the purchase of three
acres of land at Dolgeville by the Elec-
trio Heating and Manufacturing COM
pany, corporation recently organized
in this city for the purpose of manu-
featuring electric heating and cooking
appliances This land is located on the
main line of the Southern Pacific to
Pasadena, affording excellent shipping
facilities.
The Electric Heating and Manufac-
turing company purposes to make q
speciality OF installing individual power
plants for lighting, heating and cook
ing purposes in hotels, apartment
houses and the larger private resi-
dences, where the consumption of cleo
trio energy will warrant the initial cost
of such installation. 1t Is held that
under right conditions such plant can
be operated at a cost so low that 1t
Will defy competition by any other
method of ordinary lighting and heat
ing.
This company has been compelled.
through the urgency of orders already
on hand, to lease for a short period
the old Murray Harris organ factory
at 657-659 San Fernando street. where
already work is now being done.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-28
Officers of the Company

These two eingle items will be suffi-
cient to indicate the possible future of
this new Los Angeles company, and
we are very glad indeed to see such a
meritorious enterprise established in
Southern c; .fornia.
The officers of the company are
George /. Leonard, president; VIM.
Furlong, vice president; w. A. Ven
ter, secretary and geenral manager
and Jane H. Powell, sales manager.
Mr.. Powell has been connected for a
number of years with some of the
largest machinery and electric supply
houses in the country
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-28
What We Make

The Electric Heating and Manufacturing company was
organized for the purpose of doing general manufacur
ing business in electric heating and cooking appliances
Hitherto there have been number of devices on the
market for both heating and cooking by electricity, but
the amount of consumed we'll the cost of
the appliances has prevented general Introduction of
this otherwise perfect system.
Mr. George l. Leonard has secured four patents, Nos
76S764 76O075 76O076 753716 and has others pending
Under his method of construction the has been
greatly reduced and these appliances are placed
within the reach of every using electricity.
Illustrate given herewith of few of the app-
which this company manufactures. One of the
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-28
The Opportu-
nifty of a
Lifetime
InStallnent
Plan

so Shares, 5000 Cash and four monthly
payments of $500 each.
100 shares, $11.O0 Cash and five months
ly payments of $500 each.
$50 Shares, S18.50 Cash md five months
ly payments Of S12.OO each.
200 shares, $500 Cash and six monthly
payments of S14.OO each.
25O shares, $22.5O Cash and six mon thIy
payments of $3.50 each.
800 Shares, S27.OO Cash and six monthly
payments of $21.O0 each.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-28

primary objects of the COM
pany, and one which will cYen-
tually develop into an i'm
mense and most profitable
business, is the equipment Of
large apartment houses, ho-
tells and private houses with
modern electric power plants,
thus enabling them to gene
rate their own electricity at a
, cost so low that the total ex-
pense for all the lighting,
heating and cooking will be no
greater than the present cost
of lighting alone.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-28
Put Your Money to Work

Let put to work for YOU is the only you
will get ahead in this world No in the
world got rich unless he every he could rake and
scrape together kind of business where the money
worked for him. We do that for you We have bust
ness that is safe honest and without speculation
business that has been in operation for time past and has
proven an immense success
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-28
No Other Line


failure consequence All Immensely successful In the
I m
be n
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-28
Our Temporary Factory


of
wok
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-28

receive Them Dolgevlle about Thursday of this week.
which time going to lay the building the
construction work
At the writing believe that will able to COM
mence laying brick Monday October 49, soon as our
eria begins to arrive the ground will push the work with
due diligence and feel confident that have the building
completed on the specified time
Will change the location of the shipping doors and platform
directed by the front side of the building truly
(Signed) EARL F. LOW.
z. R
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-28
Three Vital Points

There
o these will
This company has surmouned all of these difficulties
by the large number of o
Of
will quickly.
Orders in are beyond the capacity factory
The
%
advantage advance
will be