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Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-18
Unique Spanish Entertainment

A delightful Spanish affair was
given Friday night at 1926 West
Eighth street by Mrs. Josephine Lind
ley, Cordella-Phipps and Miss Corella.
The following program was given:
La Rata la Campana" and LA
Mosquito" children of the Marlbor-
ough preparatory school; Las Ninas
del Coegio," first Spanish class Marl-
borough school; "El re de la Ninas y
Misses Frances Richardson, Elizabeth
Kirkpatrick Gladys Lobinger, Edith
Arbuckle, Iindley Richardson una
Tarde entire Amigos" Mesdames Wat
son and Lobinger and the Misses
Kelly and Young; tambourine dance,
Miss Edythe Arbuckle; Spanish prov
erb charades, second Spanish class
Marlborough school; "Que Gusto"
(Spanish Dance, Miss Gladys Lo-
binger and Frances Richardson's; lie
Nina Enferma," Misses McKeand,
Mcknight and Young; "Manzanillo"
Spanish dance), Miss Lolita Corella;
"El Cato Negro" (Spanish song and
dance; La Tamilia Perversa,"
Misses Rachel Youngblood and Gladys
Rowley; La Jota Aragonest" (Span-
ish dance), Misses Marjeanne Vance,
Mildred Burnett, Frances Richardson
an Elizabeth Kirkpatrick; Mexican
national hymn
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-18
Gives Luncheon

Mrs. w. j. Hole was the hostess
Thursday afternoon at q beautifully
appointed luncheon given in honor of
Mrs. Julius A. Brown, who is to start
for Europe April l. Sweet peas were
used to form the center piece of the
dinner table and huge clusters of the
fragrant blossoms We're utilized to
decorate the dining room. There were
present Mesdames Valentine Peyton,
George Bayly, Millbank Johnson, Perry
Whiting, j. M. Walters, Frederick
Fisher, Stedman and A. j. Wallace. Mr..
and Mrs. Holz and daughter, Agnes,
were also present. Mr.. and Mrs. Holz
with their daughter expect to leave.
for Europe in May and will join the
Browns while abroad. On Wednesday
evening next Mr.. and Mrs. Brown
will be the guests of honor at a
party given by Mrs. William Dur
ham. Mrs. George Bayly will enter
tain for them on Thursday and on Sat
urday afternoon Mrs. Frederick Fisher
of Bonnie Brae street will entertain for
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-18
LEAVES FROM SOCIETY'S NOTE BOOK

Now that Lent is here there is tim
for pondering and perhaps few lit
tie social sermons would not be amiss
If for no other reason we should b
glad of Lent because 1t gives II
~ chance to stop and stare ourselves
in the face. Were it not for these oc
casional seasons of thought we migh
find ourselves stumbling against oul
own limitations, and that would never
do
1t is one thing to know and avoid
it is quite another to stumble over. II
Lent there is time to learn of these
limitations and in learning we are apt
to acquire desire to overcome.
What have this seasons errors
been?
One day not very long ago cer-
tain little woman in Los Angeles re-
ceived an invitation to a dinner party
at the home of some people upon whom
she desired to make a lasting impress
sion.
Her dinner gown was carefully gone
over and a few charming little touches
were added here and there, several
days before the eventful hour arrived.
The hairdresser received a visit and
likewise the manicure parlor
The woman dressed with care and
her husband declared she looked 'as
the refrain and she went off satisfied
that she would make the coveted i'm
preston.
Alas! 1t is safe to say that in twelve
hours everyone whom she met had
forgotten her existence. She was a self
conscious woman. In her ears there
was the refrain OF the mirror and yet
1t die not make her happy. She was
not at ease.
"Am 1 acting correctly? Am 1
speaking correctly" What do they
think of me?'
All these and many more questions
she asked herself.
Because she never got out of her
self-never looked outward instead of
inward, she failed.
AS a conYersationalist she was at
great disadvantage. and she felt it,.
A prominent society leader who has
seen many buds bloom and not few
wither says, with note of despair in
her voice, ooh! If they would only
talk" And that Is the secret.
A woman cannot be q good conversa-
tionalist unless she can get away from
herself. No matter how generous the
gods may have been in bestowing
beauty the season of the bud who has
not the other accomplishments must
of necessity be short Beauty is al
ways admirable, but it is not long suf-
ficient.
Heaven pity the woman who has so
many social duties that she has not
time to read the newspapers and maga-
zines. 1t is safe to predict that it will
not be long before society relieves her
of all those imaginary duties, because
she cannot come up to the demands of
society.
She not only stumbles against her
limitations, but she stumbles over them,
and great as was the fall, the effort
to rise must be even greater.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-18
The shamrocks Prevail

One of the specially delightful affairs
Of the week was the st. Patrick's day
party with which Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Thackaberry of 1905 Brooklyn avenue
entertained Friday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thackaberry were only married
recently, and the affair was one of the
first in their pretty new home. Dane
ing, cards and music We're the diversion
for the evening, and supper was served
at midnight. The home was beauti-
fully decorated, Irish shamrock, ferns
and smilax being prominent in the ar
rangement. Combined with the green
cry in the front parlor were large bowls
of crimson roses and white lilies, while
pretty green and gold scheme in the
back parlor was suggested by the use
of Lady Banksia roses. Miss Lee as
sisted the host and hostess in receiving
and the guests included Mr.. and Mrs
j. C. Coover, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Balsley of Madison, Wis, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. p. Baldwin, Mr.. and Mrs. b. Pres
ton, Mr. and Mrs. A. ]. Dixon, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Preston, Mr.. and Mrs. d.
Waterhouse, Mr.. and Mrs. Woods,
Misses Louise Harvey, Penn, Annie
Lee, Messrs. Glenn Copeland, H. Keat-
ing, Blue, Warner, Keating and Walter
Penn.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-18
Alphas Entertain

The members of the Alpha society,
formerly known as the L. /. j. So
ciety, entertained the basketball team
of Occidental at dinner Thursday even
ing at the home of Miss McClung.
The members of the team are all
Alpha girls and the occasion was in
honor of their recent victory over the
girls from Pomona.
The house was prettily decorated
with ferns and roses and red and black
bunting, the colors of the sorority, was
draped in every room.
A small leather basketball with the
name of the girl printed upon 1t was
given to each member as a souvenir of
the occasion.
After dinner the young men friends
of the girls were invited in and de-
lightfuI evening followed. Miss Mae
McClung and Messrs. Dwight Chaplin
and Arthur Clapp entertained the COM
pany with vocal selections. after which
various games were played, prizes be-
ing given. to the winners. Refreshments
We're served late In the evening.
The members of the sorority and
their friends for whom covers were
laid include Misses Amy and Frances
Gordon, Mae and Estelle McClung,
May and Katherine Darling, Frances
McComb, Grace Whitcomb, Eloise Stro-
br1dSe, cara BarJrdHl, Euild NusSeiY'
olive williams, Genevieve Cumberland,
Fairy Means, Vera Brooke, Bessie
Buck Mrs. John Staub, Miss Cham
bers. Miss Morrell and Miss Todwick.
The young men who shared in the
evenings fun were Messrs. Jim Nc
Clung, Arthur Clapp, Ted and Dwight
Chaplin, Merle Smith. Herbert Rankin,
Neb Holderman, Garland Ross, Harry
Dane. Ivey Marshall. Will Highstreet,
Ed and Allen Merrill, Bill Edwards,
John Staub and Bob Blee.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-18
Entertains Eastern Star Members

Mrs. Hugh j. Crawford of 1887 West
Twenty-first street was the hostess
Wednesday at a luncheon at which the
members of b. 0. f. of Southgate
chapter o. e. S. were the guests. The
hostess was assisted by her daughter
Mrs. Burwell A. Holmes, jr. In the
early part of the afternoon luncheon
was served and games were enjoyed
by the guests. The affair was in cele-
bration of the birthday anniversary of
danes Ella Mitchell, A. S. Dunn,
Azema Melchor, Bertha Hahn, w. j.
Rankin, William Mckay A. NJ. Rowe,
l.. C. Mcknight, Robert Parker. Frank
Stoddard, C. N. Berry, J. H. Nighten-
gale, o. p. Koerting, William b. Wood,
II. T. Boynton, Mary Plumb, Lusa
Dombrowsky Belle Brentice, Stephens
and Chitterden.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-18
Entertalns crescendo Club

Mrs. Charles Dix of $40 South FIRE.
mont avenue entertained members of
the Crescendo Whist club Thursday
afternoon. Mrs. Lou Patton was the
special guest Decorations were in the
Irish national color and score cards
bore sketches of Shamrocks. Prizes In
cluded a set of Haviland china cups
and saucers, pair of linen towels and
a pressed glass olive dish The guests
included Mesdames Joseph Ferris, Otis
Lowell, James II. Neighbors, Charles
Bowman, Charles Morris, Charles Bru-
baker, George Biddock, Il. Walters, r..
Edgar Wideman, II. QUAINT, William
Sewright, l.. S. Ledbetter, G. l.. Otto,
Edgar Ellithropp and J. N. Wanger.
The next meeting will be held March
20, at the home of Mrs. Edgar Eli
thropp of S14 East Adams street.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-18
Complimentary Luncheon

An exceedingly pretty luncheon was
given Thursday afternoon at the Van
Nuys hotel Miss Nina Jones was
the hostess and the luncheon was in
honor of Miss Louise Leszynsky of
Chicago, who is visiting friends at
Pasadena The decorations consisted
of lilies of the valley and maiden
hair ferns. There were present Miss
Leszynsky, Mrs. William May Gar
land, Mrs. Granville MacGowan, Mrs.
Michael j. Connell, Miss Grace Mel
lus, Miss Louise Burke, Miss Annis
Van Nuys, Miss Houston Bishop,
Miss Molle Adelia Brown and Miss
Nina Jones. Later. Miss Jones and
her guests formed a matinee box
party at the BelasCo
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-18
Spanish Dances

On Saturday afternoon Mrs. Corella-
Phipps' Spanish classes in Santa
Monica were entertained at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Seymour
The advanced pupils in Spanish pre-
sented the amusing little play of
"Despues de la Lluvia el SOL" and the
beginning class presented a dialogue
in which was embodied the practical
phraseology acquired in the incidents
which had occurred in the class from
time to time. Miss Corella and her two
little pupils, Frances Richardson and
Elizabeth Kirkpatrick, gave a pleasing
touch of Spanish spirit in some charac-
teriStic dances.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-18
Dance of the Ghosts

A sheet and pillow case dance, coni-
cal in the extreme, was given We'd
nesday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
Rau at their home, 1884 Arroyo SecO
avenue. The guests who appeared in
sheets and pillow cases and danced as
ghosts included Mr.. and Mrs. julius
Rau, Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Lewis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Waterhouse, Mr.. and
Mrs. Holland, Misses Ada Street,
Stella Rau, Gertrude and Edith Rob-
insteen, Emma Odenthal, Mabel
Erickson, Thompson, Kelsey, Messrs.
Frank Lewis Lewie Lewis, William
Street, Harley Street, Oegger Ned
Sharp Clark, Moore, Knopf and Vim
rent Street
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-18
BY THE CHATTERER

draping the walls and framing the doors
and windows. White lilies in tall vases
and quantities of ferns and smilax still
further added to the effectiveness of
the arrangement. Scores were kept on
green cards bearing sketches of Irish
faces and shamrocks, and prizes were
also suggestive of the day. The guests
included Mines. Warren S. Young, ~.
Spencer Brown, +. Frederick Johnson,
j. b. Bracket. Harry Il. Wheeler, M.
X. Suber, II. e. Sasich of Wisconsin,
s. d. Parker, w. A. Severson, Ella
Hyde, II. Nj. Rice, Mary Dillon. PAIL,
j. A. Coldwell, j. W. Murray. Cornie
Winslow, A. j. Copp, Samuel Weller of
Chicago, Miss Mabel Shaw of Grand
Rapids, Mich; Misses Helen and
Gretchen Sasich and Miss Alden Of Wis
consin, Misses Nita and Hagar Frlsbie.
Mrs. M. S. Van Horn will give a
second card party next Wednesday
evening
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-18
Informal Eveninu

One of the delightful little informal
affairs of the week was the evening
given Friday by Mr.. and Mrs. Glover
Widney of Hotel Leighton. Mr.. and
Mrs. Widney had as their guests Mr..
and Mrs. Warren Carhart, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Braly, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Van Gieson Posey, Mr. and Mrs.
Chester Montgomery, Mr.. and Mrs.
Durward De Van, Mr. and Mrs. r. r.
Sterling, Mr. and Mrs. William Bayly,
jr, Miss Bertha Pollard, Miss Adele
Brodtbeck, Earl Cowan and Fred
Phelps.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-18
Our Methods In COntradiStinCtiOn
10 Above
TO Above


The Pacific Purchasing by five Of the largest furniture
single
vewof The
successful beyond the expectations Following is
Pacific
1--WE find that about 10 unueby buying
combination bookcases and desks Grand Rapids for another class of
furniture while other would be the something else
A these purchases had be shipped Chcagor other
which handling and additional
freight through Pacific Purchasing
everything carload shipping from all Los Angeles direct
And other Suppose houses each conducting its
buying organization, carpet
approximate of Fifteen Thousand Dols The Pacific Purch
ALTO buy
Five Stores cost of Three Dara clean saving Twelve
Thousand Dollars item alone.
"Anoh great By pooling their purchases and each of the
volume of
Office
prices freight be
dealer orders carload
of price sold the
five carloads bout 800 de hand
at desks
"e Pacific Purchasing Company for five from
having different styles ad from
Thirty Iho
compelled
of
thing furniture also and dapere
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-18
Luncheon at HoIIywood

Miss Lillian Moody gave a delightful
luncheon yesterday at Hotel Holly
wood in honor of Mrs. Charles Moody
of Chicago. Bowls of red carnations
decorated the table. Those present
were Mrs. G. Birkel Mrs. d. r. Brown,
Mrs. C. c. Loomis, Mrs. L. d. Miller,
Mrs. II. j. Schroeder, Mrs. C. Weber,
Mrs. w. Bucholz, Mrs, j. p. Jepson,
Miss ]. Glass, Mrs. E. o. Palmer, Miss
Blanche de Longpre, Mrs. w. r. Hol-
lingsworth, Miss G. Downey. Miss L..
Moody, Miss Ruth Mention, Mrs. e. w.
Cason, Mrs. Percy Ross, Mrs. C..
Moody, Mrs. Bertha Payne, Mrs. b. b.
Collins, Miss Hall, Mrs. w. d. Hiatt,
Mrs. w. Townsend.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-18
Anonymous Club Plays Whist

Members of the Anonymous Whist
club We're entertained Thursday even
ing by Mr.. and Mrs. f. p. Jones of 800
West Thirtieth street. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. G. Hovis We're the winners of the
first prize and the second was won
by Mrs LongIey. The next session
of the club will occur at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Longley of 1109 West
Sixth street. There We're present Mr..
and Mrs, w. j.. Ball, Mr.. and Mrs.
a S. Longley, Mr.. and Mrs. E. M.
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Hovis, Mr..
and Mrs M. l.. Garfield, MIR. and Mrs.
w. G. Sylvester, Mrs. j. A.. Coles, Miss
NJ. Ball. Miss Hortense Barnhart Jones
and Il. c. Coles.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-18
Maids and Matrons Entertained

Members of the Maids and Matrons
club We're entertained Thursday after
noon at the home of Miss Ada Fancher,
626 Westlake avenue. The first prize,
a beautiful little cream jug of Bo-
hemian glass, was won by Mrs Willis
E. Hutchinson. while Mrs ROLAND Paul
Mesdames Robert Smith. j. N. o. Recl,
Harry ]. Lelande Vain, Easton, Eagan,
Walter w. Reese, Felix w. Taylor j.
Hammer, Clark. Roland Paul, Willis
Il. Hutchinson, Misses Florence jenkins,
Nettie Jenkins. Katharine Burd, Louise
Hahn, Bertha Walker and Alice Walker.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-18
To Celebrate WeddInu

The wedding of Miss June Hayson,
daughter of Mrs. e. C. Hayson of South
Grand avenue, and George Jay Clark,
formerly of Mason City, Iowa, will take
place Tuesday evening at the United
Brethren church at Fifth and Hope
streets. Miss Maud Newell will serve
as maid of honor and little Alfred
Phiney will act as ring bearer. Misses
Flora Tanner and Lucille Tolles will
assist as flower girls. w. IT. Pendle-
ton of Hollywood will assist as best
man. The ushers are to be .Messrs
Ross, Snyder, Arthur Graves, Dane
Sturgis and Clifford Oatley.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-18

the st. Patricks day season. There
were present. besides the club
members, Mrs. Agnes II. Dunn
of Minneapolis, Mrs. Frederick Camp
bell of st. Paul, Miss Mary Mason
of St Peter, Mimi. Mrs. c. w. Harding
and Mrs. Ammon of this city in COM
pany with Mrs. Sherman Pease, Mrs.
II. o. Burbridge, Mrs. Mark Turnball,
Mrs. Symmes, Mrs. Smell, Mrs. Rollo
Smell, Miss Emma Hardy, Mrs. L. G.
Dutton, Mrs. English, Mrs. Homer Nor
ris, Mrs. r.. c. II. Smith, Miss Wheeler,
Miss Prescott and Mrs. Don Salinas.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-18
Aonors BrldezEIect

In honor of Miss Joyce Kaufman.
one of the May brides-elect, Miss Ella
Salter of 104O Magnolia street enter
tanned at luncheon and shower We'd
nesday afternoon. The guests included
members of chapter e. p. o. e. and
included were Mesdames James
Beavers, Beckwith, William Benz.
Cooper, Esgen, Farrell John Francis,
Fall, Hallett, Herriel May, McKain,
James Miller, Elma Moore, Anna 9th
mar Minnie Potter, Mark Rice, Ella
Spencer, e. j. Stanton, Stose, John
Udell, Orbie Woodruff. Couch, Renold-
son, William Faust, Misses Kaufman,
Hurd. Friend and Mrs. Very of Kes-
sanger, Iowa.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-18
Interesting Lecture

One of the most interesting and in
structive lectures or the week was
that given Thursday night at the Oc-
cidental Hall of Letters by Mrs. Charles
Nelson Green, on "The Cliff Dwellers."
TO illustrate her talk the lecturer used
fine set of stereopticon views and
her paper showed careful study and
much research
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-18
Kappa Kappa Gamma Reunion

Mrs. C. B. Woodhead of s52 Buena
Vista will entertain the Kappa Kappa
Gamma Sorority at a reception from
to Saturday, March "a. Refresh
ments will deserved and a small pro-
gram given. All Kappa Kappa Gam
mas who may be in the city at that
time are cordially invited
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-18
At the Orpheum

DIR. and Mrs. Willis e. Hutchinson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry j. Morris, Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Staats Shepherd, Mr..
and Mrs. DePerrell and Mr.. and Mrs.
r. w. Mulks enjoyed a delightful
theater party at the Orpheum Thurs
day evening and afterward adjourned
to Levy's for supper.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-18
w. C. T. U. 10 Give Recen+,o,

A reception is to be given by the
members of the w. c. II. u. of Los
Angeles at the home of Mrs. Warren
Gillelen of 1928 South Main street Tues
day afternoon. The national superin-
tendents of departments will be the
guests of honor. Among those to be
present are Mrs. A. S. Benjamin, Mrs.
Abby Frances Church and Mrs. Frances
Beauchamp, all of whom will speak.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-18
Guests for Musicale

A social affair was given last even
ing by the guests at Hotel Melrose.
A program of literary and musical
selections was the feature. Among the
guests who took part in the program
are: Mrs. A. IL. Vincent, Mrs. How
ard Sale, Mrs. II. c. Ackerly, Miss
Elsie Gilliane, Marquis Ellis, Theo-
dore j. Irwin and Leo Cooper.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-18
St. Patriok's Whist Party

Mrs. M. S. Van Horn and Mrs. H. X.
Van Horn of 775 Garland avenue were
hostesses yesterday at st. Patricks
whist party. The decorations which,
of course, were suggestive of the patron
saint of the Irish, were unique and at
tractive. Shamrock leaves cut from
green paper were arranged III festoons
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-18
Leonldas club Holds Rannuet

The Leonidas club at it's monthly
banquet at the Bristol decided to en-
tertain it's many friends with a bal
loon dance ON Friday evening, March
23. 1906 at Kramers hall. The ceiling
will be ablaze with hundreds of bal
looms, and unique favors will be pre-
sented the ladies.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-18
Here Is the Naked Truth; Read 1t

The quotatonWe further pledge ourselves ccwas taken from
Dealers
ocaCd local
Trust the Council
of Los Angeles
tended msead the public making appear that the from the
bylaws OF 1ocaor organization
And this called fair play" Truthful advcrting "can methods
establishment?
Wel hardly!
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-18
PRETTY Affair

One of the pretty social affairs of the
week was the entertainment and dane
ing party given by member of the Los
Angeles live No. 1, l.. o. II. M. A
program was given, at the conclusion
Of which refreshments were served.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-18
Return to Los AnoeIes

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Collier, who
were formerly residents of Los An
geles and who have been living in San
Diego for some months past, have re-
turned to this city and are living at
433 South Hope street.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-18
Miss Kelly Entertains

An enjoyable little party was given
yesterday afternoon at Hotel Holly
wood by Miss Helen Kelly. Henry C.
Weber was the complimented guest,
The decorations were in pink and the
afternoon was spent IN playing in
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-18
Start on Eastern Tour

Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra r. StiInson of
Adams and Scarf streets left Los An
geles Thursday night for an absence
of couple of months. Their destina-
tion is New York and on their way
they will stop at New Orleans and
other southern cities.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-18
St. Patriok's Day Luncheon

A St Patricks day luncheon was
given to the members of the AS You
Like 1t club by Mrs. John F. Giles of
1927 Orange street yesterday afternoon
The decorations consisted of shamrocks
and greenerX in keeping with
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-18
Informal Dance

A st. Patrick's dance was given Mt
Hotel Hollywood last evening and
everyone had a delightful time. The
decorations were in green and refresh
ments were served.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-18
At Casa Verduuo

Members of the Trolley Whist club
will be the guests of Mrs. II. l.. West
brook of 1888 Arapahoe street Tuesday
evening, March ~. Mrs. Westbrook
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-18

will entertain with a trolley trip to
Casa Verdugo followed by dinner and
cards at the picturesque rancho.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-18
"A Declaration of independence"

h store stands for free competition free commercial intercourse and fa
play 1t stands opposition all organizations whose intent is to restrc
by unlawful and ilegtimate methods.
"t stands truthful methods
Ye Gods What Advertng"-"Clean Methods
Progress! And people expected boh!
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-18
Less Money Invested; Less Insurance; Less
Handling Less Expense; Lower Prices

effected passed
the of forcibly illustrated
Sales different soaed
during yearvents which have saved the Los An
gcles public thousands of dollars
The furniture sale being conducted at the store and the
Brothers, striking examples OF the ability and will
divide profits with Don't bnd Look about
yourself Get posted We invite comparison
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-18
''Dealers Pledge Themselves to
Uphold Prices

bylaws California Furniture
from Is.
1--WE further pledge sale article
established by
whatsoever prices either by gifts by selling
feg for sale articles price, sell each and
article which has been established and dis
tnct price, and so bill the goods"
No Dad Thc. From another advertisement of the dealer,
NOW N6d0 Ills. appeared in Express" March 10
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-18
The Pacific Purchasing Com
pany Exposes a Deliberate
Attempt to Deceive
the Public

Below is printed portion of the Introductory to Advertisement OF
local furniture dealer which the Angeles "Tme Sunday
March H. deliberate malicious attempt deceive the public has
Truthful Adverts
ngl
ady effort fool the peoplel
In the name of Truth and Justice entreat you
to read the follOwing-every word of it: