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PLANS FOR CHRISTMAS SALE.
Committees Represent Woman's AL
lance and Goth Century Club.

Elaborate preparations are being M, dc by
the Woman's Alliance of All Souls Church,
assisted by the Twentieth Century Club,
for Christmas sale, which win take place
Tuesday and "Wednesday December and
s. in the Davidge HI. ,,se. corner 18th and H
streets. Mondsr evening preceding the
sale conc.r will be given at the same
place by che 'Peake Sisters impersonated
by e nurrber of young society girls.
.eG,.,e affair is under the direction Of Mrs.
c E. Grunsky. The committees in charge
are as follows:
Fancy work-zsMrs. Thomas M. Woodruff
and Mrs. Thomas M. Gale, assisted by Mrs:
N. NJ. Parker, Mrs. Edward H. Downs,
Mrs. F. W. Fitzpatrick. Miss Agnes Fitz-
patrick, Miss Ethel Hendershott, Mrs. Jo-
seph F. James, Mrs William Curtis HILL
Misses Edith Totten. Helen Stevens Marian
Doll and Mrs. Frank Hight.
Candy-Mrs. Paul Bracket and Mrs WAL
| ter c. Allen, assisted by Misses Alice
Riley Mildred Clark Minnie Gilnrour. Edna
Stone, Ruth Hendershott Katherine Kaetz
Margaret MacLennan and May Jameson.
Aprons-Mrs. James F. Hood. assisted by
Mrs. w. F. " Stokes. Mrs. M. G. Saxton,
Mrs. j. B. Upper. Mrs. John j. Lghtfoot,
Mrs. s. c. Comstock and Mrs. ]. P. Tor
reg
Bags And basket,- Ne : 2 Mllk,e; as
Stone, Mrs. Stokes, Miss Lucy Solser and
Mrs. Hillebrand.
Dolls-Mrs. U. G. B. Pierce and Mrs. f.
w. Clarke. assisted by Misses Helen Riley,
Elizabeth Woodruff and Leonora Rouger.
Delicabessen-Mrs. w. F. MacLennan,
Mrs Sterling T. Smith, Mrs. Bernard
Green. Mrs. NJ. H. Ella. Mrs. Robert S.
Woodward.
Hosiery-Mrs. G. A. Myers Mrs. J. j..
Stephens, Mrs. Thomas G. Hensey, Miss
Keen and Miss Herbert
Mystery-Miss Tullock, Miss Kuhlmann
Mrs. E. A. Fay and Miss Ada AdamSon.
Dining roonl-Mrs. Clarence w. Perley.
Miss Mary Foster, Miss Susan Foster. Mrs.
Annie R. .Crandall Mrs Irwin Dunlap,
Mrs. Richard Rathburn. Mrs. William D.
johnson, Mrs. Charles R. Ely.
Art-Mrs. George E. Roberts. Mrs. L. E.
Hyatt Miss Kirkup. Mrs. Charles II. Yer.
rill and Miss Lucy Hale.
House committee-Mrs. John G. Walker,
Mrs. David White. Mrs. Jonn Russell
Young, Mrs. c. v. Riley and Mrs. Benja-
win. s,.-
Gypsy fortune telling-Mrs. s. G. Benja-
min, assisted by Miss Edith Benjamin, Miss
Metzerott Miss Kate Grunsky and Miss
C1otilde Grunsky. >'- tra. .,..t
The committee from the Twentieth Gen.
fury Club Is composed of the president,
Mrs. Henry Gannett; Mrs. Thomas Sidwell,
Mrs Arthur Ramsay, Miss Grace Willis
Mrs. Frederick Mexican and Mrs. Claude
e. Clifton.
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weak eIid unhealthy Kidneys are responsible for
more slckness and suffering than amy other disease
therefore, when through neglect or other causes kid
ney trouble is permitted to continue many fatal re-
suits sure to follow.
YOUR other organs may need attention===but YOUR
Kidneys most, because they do most and should have
attention first.
If you sick "feel badly" begin taking DIR.
Kilmer's Swamp=Root, the great Kidney liver and
bladder remedy, because as your Kidneys be
GIN to get better they will help all the other organs
to health. A trial will convince amy ONE
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Investigates Sudden Death.

Coroner hewitt was summoned to 1444
I street northwest last night to make an
investigation of the death Of Benjamin
Woody. colored, forty-five years of age.
Woody, who had been complaining of slight
illness. died suddenly yesterday afternoon
before a physician had been summoned.
His death, the coroner determined was due
to an attack Of congestion of the lungs
The necessary certificate was given, and
the remains were prepared for burial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-11

Elizabeth Jackson Chapter: Hannah d.
Sperry, regent Constitution Chapter; Ida
Mattingly, regent American Chapter; Bell
Merrill Draper. regent Mary Bartlett Chap
ter; Elizabeth Earnest, regent Lucy Hol-
combe Chapter; Fanny l. Matthews, regent
Katherine Montgomery Chapter; Caroline
Dorsey Johnston, regent Potomac Chapter;
Nellie Larner Gore, recent Captain Molly
Pitcher Chapter; Lue b. Wilkinson, regent
Our Flag Chapter.
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CHARLES NORTON HELD.
Must Explain Brokerage Deals to the
Grand Jury.

CHICAGO. November 1O.-Charles w.
Norton, accused Of using the mails to pro-
mote fraudulent scheme, and arrested at
the instigation of post office inspectors. was
today held to the federal grand jury at
Toledo. Ohio, by United States Commits
sioner Foote.
Norton will be taken to Toledo to answer
to the charge Of obtaining 5000 shares Of
mining stock through a fraud perpetrated
on THOMAS Smurtnwafte, an official OF the
mining company. by representing himself
as a member of brokerage company
which the government officials declare Is
fictitious.
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WARRANT FOR COLE.
Construction Company Official
Charged With Bribery.
Official


HAMMOND. Ind, November 1O-A war
rant for the arrest of James w. Cole, pres
ident of the National Construction Com.
pany was issued this afternoon in the Lake
county superior court, on the complaint of
w. T. Carskaden, a stakeholder In the Ma
tional Construction Company of South
Bend. The warrant was issued by Judge
H. B. Tuthin on affidavits charging Cole
with hribing former Mayor w. F. Hall, for
mer Alderman Thomas Hartley and Thorn
as OConnen of East Chicago. Judge Tut
hill placed the bond at 1000.
The warrant was sent to the sheriff of St.
Joe county at South Bend. and 1t will be
served tonight. Cole is accused OF bribing
the East Chicago officials, paying them
$1,000 for their influence in obtaining the
contract for the construction Of the main
sewer and pumping station in East Chica-
go. The contract price was $35, 600, and the
work was done by the South Bend COM
pany. The East Chicago council voted
unanimously to award the work.
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horse drawing a wagon. the property
of G. w. Mason, living on Nichols avenue.
Hillsdale. ran away hear St. Elizabeth
Hospital for the Insane yesterday afternoon
about o'clock. The vehicle was partly de-
molished before the bottom of the hill was
reached and the twelve-year-old son of Mr..
Mason was thrown out. He received a
painful injury to his hand. Robert Mason,
who had charge of the team. escaped In
Jury
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Swamp-Root is not recommended for everything.
out 1t promptly oVercomes kidney. liver and blad.
der troubles. the symptoms OF which are-obliged
TO pass your water frequently night and day
smarting or Irritation In passing brick dust OF
sediment In the urine. headache, backache lame
back. dizziness. poor Digestion sleeplessness merry.
BUSINESS. heart disturbance due bad kidney trou.
BILE, skin eruptions from bad blood neuralgia.
rheumatism. diabetes. bloating, irritabfty worn.
out feeling. lack Of ambition. may be loss of
hesh. sallow complexion. or Bright's disease
III your water, when allowed TO remain undIs.
turbed in glass or bottle for twenty four hours
forms sediment settling has a cloudy ap.
pearance. 1t is also evidence that your kidneys
and bladder need immediate attention.
Swamp Root is pleasant to take and is for sale
at drug stores the world In bottles OF tive
sizes and two rrices-hfty cents and one dollar.
Remember the name. Swamp Root DIR. Kilmer.
SwampROot and the address. Blnghamton N. Y,
every bottle.
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Made Many Notable Captures.

Chief Wilkie Of the secret service bureau
has received telegram announcing the
sudden death in st. Paul, Mimi, of Capt.
John w. Lawrence, in charge of the St.
Paul district of the secret service. Capt.
Lawrence was one of the best known Sc,
cret service men In the country. He had
held his position for ten years and had
made many notable captures of counter
feiters.
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NO OFFICIAL NOTICE
PROF. GARRIoTT sKEPTICAL RE-
GARDING "WEATHER PLANT"

Prof, Edward B. Garriott. the official
forecaster of the weather bureau. informed
a Star reporter last night that the office
had not received any official notice of the
alleged Intention of a Prof Josef Norvack
of Austria to establish weather bureaus in
California and other places. The state
ment has been published broadcast that
Norvack had found a sensitive growth
which has been given the name of the
weather plant" because of its alleged ex-
traordinary powers in forecasting mot
only atmospheric, but seismic disturb
ances."
The botanic name of the plant is said to
be abruS precatoriuS nobilis. Twenty of
the plants are said to have been shipped
to San Francisco to be used in establish
ing the weather bureaus.
What is Claimed.
It Is claimed for the nobilis that 1t has
been found peculiarly sensitive to magnetic
and electric influences. When changes in
these occur its twigs and leaves perform
peculiar and abnormal movements, each Of
these having its definite significance By
Its aid weather forecasts can be made from
two to seven days ahead of rain or fog
and earthquake forecasts as much as TWEEN
ty-six days in advance over an area of
800 square miles,
IL Is diSO SdlQ 10 volcanic eTup-
tons and accumulations of fire damp in
Mines
Prof. Garriott does not take much stock
in the remarkable claims made for the
plant He says belief In its powers is
bYt return to the weather superstitions
OF bygone years. 1t was recalled that there
was a sensitive plant In the Botanic Gar
den here several years ago which was pop
ularly known as 1.-THE fiy-catcher," because
whenever an insect alighted on Its petals
the plant quickly closed, imprisoning the
bug and retaining 1t until all the substance
had been extracted from Its body. 1t was
also known as the carniverous flower, be-
cause 1t was said to subsist on the insects
so captured. 1t is believed this plant is
related to that which is claimed to have
such wonderful meteorological powers.
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Campaign Of Murder

WARSAW. November 10.-The socialists
have commenced campaign OF murder
against those who are opposed to them.
and have killed the director of the gas
works and wounded several nationalist
Workmen,
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Richard Abbott. ffty-seven years of age.
whose home Is in Northumberland county
Va. fell upon the sidewalk at 18th and q
streets southeast last night and cut his
race. He was taken to the Casualty Hospi-
tai, where his injury was dressed.
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order o prove the wonder merits of SwampRoo
a OF free by mail The pokc
who
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In senng
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Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29
FOR SALE
City Lots and Landa

FOR SALE
$500 cach--'rwo lots, 3Ox145, Edwin street
cast of Santa re avenue.
$6o0-Iot 46xl45 and three-room house
Fe avenue.
s6e0-lOxt20; Morgan avenue Forty-
ind street, near Figueroa.
s100-40x140 to alley; Twenty-third neal
Compton avenue.
ST25--40xJ20; A1ilbank avenue (about Forty
third west of Figueroa
sS50-40x145; Brent street near Temple.
sS50--40x120; Thirty-ninth near Figueroa.
from Western,
sS50--Oliye, between Thorpe and Malcolm.
son streets
ss75-4 -4Ox1S5: Forty first near Figueroa.
$3.50 foot lot; Woodawn avenue near
S975-5Ox135, Twenty-eighth street; north
front, near Durango.
$l000-50x133; Twenty-fourth near La Sale
S12o0..5Ox133; Western avenue, near Thir-
s12OO-50x14O; Third avenue between Wash
ington and Adams; east front.
$1250-Arapahoe, near Washington.
S1300-50x136; Twenty-first, near Congress
$135O-5Ox120; Roosevelt, near Washington
S1350-40x150; Ohio, near First. Make offer
$1500-50x120; LennoX street, near Sixteenth
$160O-5Ox12O; Roosevelt, near Washington
East front
s17OO-4Sx14S; Figueroa street, near Thirty
NINTH
$175O-5Ox12S; Twenty-first. near Hermosa.
$1850-5Ox125; Girard, near Union.
$1800-Tenth street. near Albany.
s2100-5Ox135; near Twenty-third and Oak
s2500-5Ox190; Oak, near Washington.
$3.50 -50x150; near First and Fremont;
Seventh. Only $1,000 cash required
w. II. OBEAR.
4OS-9-1O o. II. JOHNSON BLDG.
V. P. Gilbert, Manager Lot Department
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29
FOR LOTS AT RIGHT PRICES
A


BARGAINS IN FINE LOTS.
$500 each-2 lots on JOY st, near Santa
F'e ave.; railroad near by; fine ware
house site; S0x143 to alley.
$I50-45th, near Long Beach cars,
5OX1S1.
$1OOO-Elegant high ground lot on
Grenshaw blvd, near 18th st. cars,
50X147 feet; snap.
$l2OOamoElegant lot on Western ave.
near goth ST., 50X128 to alley; cheapest
lot in the c. V. Hall tract.
$1200-Elegant east front lot on Cren-
shaw blvd, near 18th; bargain; 60x152.
$1200-Fine lot on Sixth ave-, near
Grant; snap; 50X140.
$1250-Seventh ave-, near 25th street,
50x145; cheapest lot between Adams and
Washington.
Sl475-Arlington ave-, near 18th, 5ox1n'
S16OO-Elegant lot on Van Ness ave-,
near Washington ST.. 5GX140; bargain.
Sl5O0-A fine corner on 9th ST., near
Arlington ave-, 80X138 to alley; easy
terms; snap.
s150Q-New Hampshire: cheapest lot
in Wiltshire Boulevard Heights; 50xl4o.
s1S50-Swell east front lot on Vermont,
near San Marino, 50x145 to 15-ft. alley.
$20OO-Corner Third ave. and 18th ST.
no restrictions; 50x140; fine for stores.
$250O-W 18th; high ground; close In
near Burlington; fine for flats; 5ox125.
$260O-An elegant north front lot on
30tl1 ST., between Grand and Figueroa,
45x146; the only vacant lot in the block.
SoVUU-plHe Cledu COrlleIs It Oulth ave-
and 18th st: snap; l00x140 feet.
s33OO-Elegant east front lot on Virgil
ave-, between Sixth st. and Wiltshire
boulevard 50X170
s375O-EIegant east front corner, Van
Buren, and 9th sts., 91x135; this is snap
at the price.
s45OO-East front corner on Hermosa,
mean 22d. S0x135.
S5OOO-Elegant large corner, 16Sx14O, on
Washington ST., near Seventh ave-;
snap.
s6750-W. Adams st., an elegant large
corner near Mrs. Childs' home, and
where several of our finest homes are
under construction; 150x145 feet; only
$2700 cash needed.
SS00O-Boylston, corner 5th, $50 feet on
Boylston by 65 on Fifth; fine close-in
FOR LOTS OF LOTS
e. G. G. TATUM,
636-637 III. w. Hellman Bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29

FOR SAL1l-
/ am offering for sale the most highly
improved ranch in Riverside county. 1t
contains lis acres of splendid land, with
one-half mile of frontage on the Santa
Ana river, which runs full the year
around. A portion of this ranch is now
rented to truck gardeners and yielding
handsome revenue from that source
alone. The land is suitable for alfalfa
or admirably adapted TO the growth Of
walnuts, which do splendidy; few
trees now being in bearing. Every foot
of 1t is tillable There is a splendid
house on 1t provided with every con-
venience and surrounded by beautiful
shade trees, lawns, flowers, etc. An
abundance of splendid water for both
domestic and irrigation purposes under
pressure. Water power can be developed
on the place. There are fine barns, cor
rails and outbuildings. This Is noble
property in every sense Of the word.
Full particulars upon application.
/ also have for sale one of the finest
orange groves in full bearing in River
side county at a most attractive price.
FRED /. SEXTON.
sos Mason Building, 4th and Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29
A BIG BARGAIN.

Large level lot on West 4sth St,
200 feet from Moneta ave-; improved
with wide walks, cement curbs, graded
and oiled streets, gas and water; in
restricted district; twenty inches above
grade. 1t is s1OO below the market
value and is the best buy in the south
west for $3.50.
BERRY & DUNCAN,
222 West Sixth st.,
Main 3S59 Home 1850
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29
Home 1850.
Main 1859.

FOR sALE-THE TIME TO BUY is
ahead of the crowd, and the crowd
is proposing to go northwest in the
beautiful section along Western ave,
between Wiltshire boulevard and Holly
wood We have made this district our
speciality for four years and are the
pioneers in that district. We know of
all the best bargains and will advise
you you 19neSiiy; VIII lie sne S adyenr th OF ne
will come a great enhancement of
value. This district has every natural
advantage that choice residence Sec
tion should command. Lots are selling
at $500 and up that are comparable
with many lots in other sections at
three OF four times the price. Don't
Colegrove car to Western avenue,
where our branch office is located. A
representative is there every day 20
show you our six tracts. CHAS. 8.
MANN, 325 w. Fourth st.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29
FOR sALE
Country Property
WE SELL THE EARTH.
.------
BASSETT & SMITH.
--CORCORAN-
KINGS COUNTY.

--CORCOfA N
KINGS COUNTY.
Reader, IL you arc thinking of pur-
chasing country property for alfalfa
or dairy purposes, we do not believe
you can do better, or as well as at
CORCORAN.
n new community located on tho
Santa Te r.. r.. midway between Los
Angeles and San Francisco. BUSINESS
portion of Corcoran all is pressed brick: |:
no frame buildings allowed. Largest
creamery in state going to be erected
at Corcoran; large canning factory to
be built new school house now going
up; numerous homes going UP in all
directions; orchards and alfalfa fields
being planted for miles around; 1ine
flowing artesian wells in different sec
tions. In fact there is activity every
where.
One mile west of Corcoran townsite
is section 16-640 acres,
We have subdivided this property
into 40-acre tracts and are selling from
$45 TO $50 PER ACRE.
Fine level land good soil. Whitley
ave-. the business street Of Corcoran,
is being opened for mile through
this tract.
TERMS ONLY u CASH.
Balance easy payments. We are going
up Tuesday night; won't you go along?
Cheap rates at that date.
Only $10.50 round trip.
See Bassett, of
BASsETT & SMITH, L. A. r. B.
202h So. Broadway, Rooms 207-S
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29

EXTRA GOOD BARGAlN.
A snap for a cattle raiser. Nearly
1000 acres in Kern Co.; about 200 in
alfalfa and 1900 in grain, with privi-
watered; now carrying over 1000 head
of AL stock; nets over II per cent.
The price is ridiculously low and easy
terms.
240 acres of beach property; ideal
location and view unexcelled in So.
California: overlooks the ocean; a fine
investment; only $500 an acre.
Do you want 10 acres in Upland, ten
year-old navels valencias and lemons.
small house, cheap water and plenty,
for just about onc-half tho market
choice with owner; got to have the
money.
We have in Oroville. Butte county.
right on the electric car llne. 10 acres
In 10-year-old navel oranges, 5-room
house. two-story barn. garden. lawn.
etc, abundance of water, which is a
lovely little home place, to exchange
for city property; price $4,000. There
is nothing In California at tho price
equal to 1t. and for exchange, too. Get
busy, it won't be offered again.
10 acres of low hill land for sub
division, near Benefit street, on the
Hollywood car line; beautiful view of
tho ocean, city and Old Baldy. $l2oO
an acre will take it today.
RULE-BELFORD CO,
Real Estate and Mines.
309-3l5 Homer Laughlln Bldg,
Los Angeles, Cal
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29

FOR SALE-SEEKING FORTUNES.
School lands of California require no
tidings from our pen, as the world
knows that they are the safest, surest
investment in the United States. They
require no conditions to live on them
or cultivate unless desired; you can
take up 16O to $40 acres; offered to men
and women alike; lands, all counties.
only SITS acre up; easy terms; just
few bargains. Send stamp for land book
i60 West Newman, Sta anislans Co. $3.50-
160 Santa Monica Mts., ranch. IS.
100 acres in Imperial valley, so acre.
$40 west of Brawley, very choice, S..
$40 near Yuma. on r. R.. Colorado
river, 50.
800 Antelope valley. Lancaster, $780,
2 homesteads, artesian belt, Lancas-
ter, ST.
ZIG on Santa Maria river, 8. L. o. Co,
$780,
200 coast, s. W., Monterey Co.. $3.50.
so coast, timber. on coast Eureka. $40.
400 N E. of Eureka. timber, $3.50.
800 Mendocino Co., near Willis and
r. r., $3.50.
WISEMAN'S LAND BUREAU,
105 South Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29
vERNONDALN.

Where values will double within a
year. In the great manufacturinS 5
district of the southeast. where 50
way and projected The best tract
in the district. First-class street
work and other modern improve
ments. Lots from $3.50 UP.
Do not fail to see these tracts,
whether you are looking for home
or for profitable investment.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29
Acres and Half-aores.

Whole acres for the price of town
lots just beyond beautiful Eastlake
park. Close in. Walt for 1t. 1t will
pay you to do so.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29
FOR SALE
City Lots and Lands

City Lots and Lands
OCEAN v1Ew-NEAR BONNIE BRAE,
bOx1S5, south front, $1,000.
KENwooD AvB.-Near Adams, west
front, 50x135, $3.50.
MoNETA rAvE.-Bet. 4lst and 42d,
1O0x175, west front $500; terms.
WASHINGTON sT.-Corner, near
Western ave-, 14Oxl60. $750O
CORNER ON FIGuBRoA-Near 41st.
6lx126, $780,
TwENTY-sEcoND sT.-East of ver-
mont, 50x11S, $1,000.
NoRMANDIE AvE.--Near 9th, 5Ox12S,
$500.
BUSINESS CORNER ON JEFFER-
SON--Near Wesley ave-, S0xlSO, only
800 per foot.
BEAUDRY AvE.-Near 3d. 14ox1e5.
y1400; terms.
EAST ADAMs-Near Main. 1oOxf4s
s670O.
EAST FIRST sT.-Near Utah, 4Ox1ao,
$4,000.
TEMPLE ST.-Near Belmont 40x130
S2700; terms.
FoRTY-FoURTH sT.-Near Nor
mandie, 4Ox1S7, $3.50.
FoRTY-FoURTH sT.-7corner Nor
mandie, 9ox131, $3.50; half cash.
FIFTY FOURTH ST.-Bet. Moneta
and Main St, 40x135, $3.50.
THIRTY-sIXTH ST.-Near Norman
die, 5Ox136, S7C0.
TENTH ST.-Northeast corner, near
Vermont, 1oOx12S, s275o; s175o cash.
FIGUBROA sT-Near Vernon, 5ox15O
east front, S1659; half cash.
4Oxl3O, $3.50; $46O cash, balance $40 a
month.
TWENTY-sEvENTH sTREET-Near
Western ave, 50x125, $100; half cash.
THIRTIETH ST.--Near Western ave-,
40xl27, $3.50; $3.50 cash, balance $40 a
month.
TWENTY-FIRST ST.-Near La Sale
ave-, 65x14O, $500; half cash.
OXFORD AvB.-Near Washington,
BuDLoNG AvE.-Near Adams,
BuDLoNG-Near 4sth 5ox1ao, east
front, s1O5O; 1925 cash.
BRIGHTON AvE.-Near 2sth, 5ox14s,
east front, s1400.
TwENTY-FoURTH sT.-Near La
Sale ave-, 5Ox13S $500.
JULIET sT.-Near oath. 5Ox185, east
front, H7O0.
BuDLoNG--Near Adams ST., 5Ox18s,
$l6OO
MARSHALL sT-Between Main and
Moneta, 4OxlS5, $500; $3.50 cash.
MARSHALL sT.-Near Figueroa,
4ox120, $500; $3.50 cash.
MANHATTAN PLACE-Between Pico
and Dorchester, 7S94x27S, $4,000
KENWooD AvE.-Between Adams
and 9th, 6Ox132, $500.
UTAH sT.-Near First, 5OxS6 to alley,
east 'front.' $3.50.
ROSE HILL CORNER-50x16l $40o.
FIFTY-NINTH sT.-Bet Main and
Moneta, 50x135, $3.50; terms.
FIFTY-sECoND sT.-Bet. Moneta
and Figueroa, 5Ox135, S735; 800 cash, S15
month.
HALLDALE AND BOTH Northeast
cor, 50x14S, $1,000; $500 cash, balance
monthly
mandie, 4Ox135 north front, $6OO;. one
third cash, balance $40 month.
LA SALE AvE.-sox1eo; high lot
with retaining wall and cement steps;
S2l00.
LBoTT AvE.-Near Path, 5ox1S5, east
front, above grade; price is S1675, and
this is $500 under price.
LAKE sT.-North of 9Th, 5Ox179, west
front, high level lot, $500.
NORNIANDIE AVE.-Bet 9th and
goth, west front lots in the midst of
VIII sell separately and loan building
money.
HoBsoN AND TENTH-Northwest
corner; 12S feet on 10th; fine business
corner; $2750,
JEFFERSON sT.-Near western
ave-. north side, 4ox1o2, $500; fine
business lot.
MONETA AvE.-Near 10th, 57x156,
west front, $4,000; terms.
Jones & Ryder Land Co.
2E8 w. Third st.
COTTAGES FOR SALE
II we haven't one ready
We build to suit you
on any lot
we have.
TTTb~
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29
HIGHLAND Park.

The gem of one OF the most at
tractive residence sections of Los An
geles. Five-cent fare, transfers. Mod
ern street work. Lots from $3.50 to
$3.50.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29

FOR SALE
THE BEST ON SOUTH MAIN.
Lot 371sx176, between Sth and 9th SITS.
Present improvements bring in $500 a
month. Now offered for 1000, and Is
a bargain. $4,000 can remain
FINE LOT ON N. BROADWAY.
601sx165; present improvements bring IN
nominal rent Of S6O Fine site for a..
the cheapest buy in the business part OF
Broadway. $1,000 a foot; y cash.
FOOTE REALTY COMPANY,
71S-719 o. t. JOHNSON BLDG.