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Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28
NOT "HlS MASTERS
VOICE." SAYS DOG
Gift of German Friend Heard Favor
ite Folksong and Thought He
Recognized the Tones
of 1t

Special to The Herald.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 27.-The
origin of His Masters Voice" a popu
lar picture adopted by one of the talking
machine companies, is told by Simon
Wolf of this city.
Edward F, Leyh, Baltimore news
paper man, owned a black Dane known
as Nero" said Mr.. Wolf. '.He was n
splendid specimen and universally known
In that city. He was also known here,
as upon Mr.. Leyh's visits the dog always
accompanied him.
"One day it became a serious question
whether Leyh would have to part with
his wife, to whom he had been married
thirty-three years, or with the dog, and
with that humor characteristic of Leyh
he told me that he concluded that 1t was
too late to part with his wife, and there
fore he would present the dog to Mrs.
Wolf.
"The dog came here, and each and every
one of our family became much attached
to him, as did others who had the privi-
lege of knowing him. One day Mr.. Ber-
liner, inventor of a talking machine,
asked w. f. Elterich, an attorney of this
city, who has since Joined the majority,
to talk for the machine, so as to get a
German folklore song-to wit: 'Struwel-
peter Elterichs voice resembled much,
of my friend Leyh
':Mr. Berliner presented me with one
of the plates. One evening Mrs Wolf, to
amuse some visitors, started up the ma
chine, and among other plates she in
serted this piece of Elterich's. Nero, who
was lying in the extreme part of the
room, the moment he heard that voice.
jumped up and poked his nose right into
the instrument, thinking he heard Mr..
Leyh's voice.
"a few days thereafter I told Mr. Ber-
liner of the incident, and he was equally
surprised and also pleased He communi-
Gated this fact to his people in Hanover,
Germany, who were manufacturing the
machine, and they adopted the device,
which has now become world famous
OF course, the Hanover people thought 1t
was small dog, and had no conception
that 1t was Bismarck dogge,' and
hence the device is now seen in the shape
of a small white dog"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28
TAUGHT PARROT TO
SWEAR IN ONE NIGHT
Guest Falnts When "cussed" in the
Morning

CLEVELAND, July 27.-Mrs. H. A..
D'Armond of New Orleans arrived in
Cleveland on Sunday night with three
trunks, a parrot and 2 sense OF con-
tentment. She left lasA night for the
east minus theh bird. And all because
a Hollenden hotel porter taught the par
rot to swear.
The bird was troubled with insomnia
and kept everybody in the hotel awake.
Mrs. D'Armond asked the porter to take
care of the bird. When the parrot was
returned to her this morning he persisted
in using profanity and telling her to
''skidoo,' and other things.
''Aw, go to h-lr the bird yelled,
when she tried to stop, the embarrassing
language.
Mrs D'Armond nearly tainted, and the
maid fired book at the cage, killing the
parrot.
Mrs. D'Armond complained to Manager
Thompson, but he insisted that the porter
was "a real gentleman"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28
PEPPER TREES AS DECORATIONS

Miniature pepper trees, that give quite
q Japanese effect, are a new fed and one
that is decidedly unique.
They are six or eight inches high, and
the tiny branches extend in an umbrella
shape at the top. The leaves are thick
and dark waXy green in color while
the blossoms are little pods, exact re-
that may always be had at the markets.
These little plants are effective, either
singly or arranged in a group, in a tall
handled basket, tied with ribbons in the
new bronze shade.
They are particularly suited to the bell
dermaier work, now so fashionable, with
its stiff, quaint little pots of flowers, and
the touches of black and brown in con-
trast to the Dresden borderings.-New
York Mail
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28
WOMEN GO BATHING
WITH TEDDY BEARS

ATLANTIC CITY, July 27.-Society
women, battling unsteadily with the
breakers and with Teddy bears clutched
tightly to their bosoms, have created a.
sensation here during the past few days.
About one week ago a well known
young lady from New York conceived
the idea of taking a Teddy bear down
to the beach. The toy was carefully
placed in an imitation stockade built Of
sand and the other members of the party
voted the stunt immense The next day
the young lady took her Teddy bear in
bathing with her and q number Of her
companions followed suit. The action
occasioned no end Of gossip here.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28
SELL THE EARTH
r. 8. BASSETT.
Suburban Property

THE TRAIL OF THE TROLLEY
1t is a we'll known fact that where the troll
ley car goes that is the place to locate your
country home, where you will have QUICK
and CHEAP transr '-tation for yourself and
your products int" Los Angeles city tor
market for everything you produce.
The new CovIna trolley line traverses one
of the finest sections of country in the world
when climate soil, location, water, valley
and mountain views and close proximity 70
Los Angeles (Which is now the chief city OF
the Pacific cossD are taken into conside-
ration.
Remember that the VALLEY VIEW acres
in the San Gabriel valley, IL miles east OF
Los Angeles lies Immediately on this Co
vina trolley line with the best and most
abundant water supply in Southern Califor-
MIA is now subdivded into 2h acre tracts
water piped to each lot and decided with the
land sandy loan SOIL partly set to walnuts
and peaches, is now being placed on the mar
ket for sale cheap. On easy terms of pay
rnents, by GEORGE HARLAN and others
OWNERS.
Apply room AIT O. T. johnson building, OF
phone Broadway 1903.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28

dropsy nicotine poisoning, chronic head
ache, fstua, carbuncles obesity, throat, lung
and skin troubles general debility, premature
cid age, sexual arrangements and specific dis
orders.
METHODS OF TREATMENT
Are not cut, dried, stale obsolete. We do
not expect to cure all diseases by one method
o. device We treat according to the nature
of the case-taking age vitality and tempera-
ment into consideration. We spare no effort
In order to arrive at a correct and accurate
diagnosis. We treat you conscentiously, real
izlng that your whole future life's happiness
depends upon efforts; besides we have
q reputation to sustain that has become the
envy of many self-styled specialists, who can
not approach us in ability and cannot dupli-
cate our cures
REFERENCES
AS to references we can refer you to clergy
men, doctors lawyers business men and labor
ers whom we have cured. AS to the cure OF
pl ivate diseases, we in honor bound to
withhold such names inviolate. Consultation
free.
The sanatorium fitted up in the latest and
best STYLE has ample facilities for the treat
ment of all diseases, according to the latest
and improved NATUROPATHIC treatment.
Ten minutes from business center OF city.
twenty seven acres of beautiful playgrounds
| the largest and best equipped sanatorium OF
| the Pacific coast.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28
SPECIAL NOTICES
LEGAL NOTICE
Public Notice

The Federal Timber and Colonization
company hereby warns the public In
general that the following stock cer-
t1f1cates are promotion stock and there
is an assessment against the holders OF
each certificate, which must be paio
before transfer can be made on the
books of the company, as follows:
Certificates Nos. 5, 6, z, 8, 8, 10, IT, is
21, 22, 23, 81, 2S, 81, Ss, 43, A, each $3.50
certificates Nos 55 and 60, each $500.
FEDERAL TIMBER e COLONIAL
TION CO., Ala w. Seventh street, Los
Angeles, Cal
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28
German Dru gless
San1at0riunn
2O33 E. Fourth and st. Louis SITS.
f. S. KURPIERs, director and proprietor

The Palms, Call have seen the special
notices written by Rev. Father w. Orgauis-
COX of Los Angeles in regard to DIR. r. s.
Kurpiers, the well known German specialist
of Los Angeles. I have been acquainted with
the doctor for some time and am proud of
the statement written by Rev. Father w.
Organiscok 1 am taking mis- drugless treat
ment and must admit that I am improving
wonderfully in spite of all the medicine I
swallowed during my 40 years sickness.
also have been given up to die by the best
physicians Yours for the right.
REV. JAMES M. FRAME,
The Palms, Cal
AS a. patient of DR.. Kurpiers for the recent
months 1 can heartily indorse what the
above named clergymen have said of the
doctor. He has helped me to a freedom from
general catarrhal conditions in such splen-
did and satisfactory way as to elicit my
heartiest commendation.
BISHOP VIM. NJ. BELL,
2O14 Cedar St. Berkeley, Cal.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28
FOR SALE
3O2l In SaIIe Ave-,

FOR SALE
1921 La Sale Ave-,
Consisting of a we'll appointed, beautifully
arranged Groom bungalow, eastern exposures
lot 5Ox14S, planted out to beautiful shrubbery,
lawn, etc.; price S4500.
We consider this one of the most beauti-
fully arranged properties in the southwest,
and have no knowledge Of any other property
having been sold in this neighborhood for
less than $3.50.
This property will bear the closest investt-
cation; terms can be arranged, This place
must be seen to be appreciated, and is one
of our decided bargains.
r. j. STEELE & CO.,
1884 H. W. Hellman building.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28
Special Notice

TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
All medical practitioners and all practition-
ers of every school holding diplomas from
legally authorized institution of learning who
are under the present medical regime barred
from practicing their profession in this state
are invited to call in person or by corrs-
spondence at the office Of the undersigned
for the purpose to devise means and take
proper steps to rid the great state of Cali
fcrnia from the medical trust. and permit
sufferers In need OF help the privilege guar
anteed by the constitution to select their own
physician.
DIR. ]. HENKLE,
Treasurer Naturopathic association Of Califor-
mia, $40 South Spring street.
DIR. CARL SCHULTZ president,
$50 South Hope street.
" r WOODS WILL FORM a GLASS FOR
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28
SPECIAL NOTICES
SPECIAL NOTICES
Sick and Helpless
Listen

The severity of the tests lay
in the fact that nearly all
cases were pronounced In
curable" by eminent physi-
clans before brought to the
German Drugless Sanatorium.
The following varied forms Of
disease are specially notable
In the records: Dyspepsia,
constipation, neurasthenia'
epilepsy, infammatory rheu-
matism, deafness, blindness,
cancer of stomach, diabetes,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28
Where White Vests Flourish

On San Juan hill and in Hell's Kitchen are
where the white shirt waist has its nose put
out OF Joint by the immaculate waistcoat.
These sections os the city for the most
part populated by 'gemmen of cullah," and
all one mas to d. to see white vests In such
numbers that one can't count them is to take
a stroll through these districts and look at the
laundry windows.
In place of the lacey shirt waists that fill
the window space in other laundries you see
there dozens of waistcoats of linen and pique.
All belong to the colored beaux Of the neigh
borhood There is nobody on earth who has
quite such a prediction for a white waistcoat
and who wears II with such obvious pride as
vour gentleman of color. From early spring
until late in the fall he arrays himself In
washable garments, and thus becomes the
launderers best patron.
THE GOTHAMITE.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28
HOTTSES

HOUSES
sS5.oo-Modein Groom house, PIT s. Beaudry'
$35,00-Modern Groom house, 237 S. Beaudry,
each has furnace, wash tubs. instantaneous
heater and fireplace. and both within waih-
Ing distance OF schools and business portion
of city. To lease for one year.
S10.00-5-room cottage, 1899 lockwood.
Sl600-i-room new cottage. west side of Ga
nahl St. second house north of Wabash, or
will sell for S160O terms SIG cash. SIG a
month";
ALLISON BARLOW,
213 S. Broadway, room 1884,
Phones; Main 4Os. Home A5o91.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28

FOR sALE-$37oO $1,000 CASH; SOUTHWEST;
beautiful new Groom bungalow; large living
and dining rooms. large den with French
window opening on veranda, brick fireplace
seats. bookcases buffet, cabinet Kitchen
laundry tubs; bedrooms. bath and hall fip-
ished in white enamel; barn, porte cochere
PITTsBURG REAL ESTATE CO., BILLS
Laughln bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28

FOR SALE--FROSTLESS REGION,
NEAR HOLLYWOOD.
Sixty acres.
Eighty acres.
One hundred and forty acres.
Nearly all rich, tilInble land.
Fine for winter vegetables or fruits
Nothing better for, grapes.
This extra fine FOOTHILL land liz
In the FROSTLESS REGION about
miles from Hotel HO1lywOodj abund-
ance of spring water for irrigatlon
Encrpettc mnn can make FOR
TUNE out of this land in three years
Only $3.50 per Acre
See HARRY II. SMITH (forenoons)'
with MINES & FARISH, 315 S. HILL
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28
FOR SALE
Government Lands
Lnnds Lately Opened.

A pleasant surprise for you. For less than
$500 you secure "a home under your own
vine and 6g tree" of 160 acres. sandy loan
soil (within 100 miles of Los Angeles), abun-
eRnce of sparkling water in eight feet Of sur
face; close to shipping stations and alfalfa
fields. For further information go with the
crowd to WRIGHT'S GOVERNMENT LAND
BUREAU, 521 Wilcox building. southeast cor
ner Of Spring and Second streets.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28
Weakness

Sufferers from weakness can be
strengthened by Electricity. Call
or write for our circular matter
and free information, telling HOW
and WHY kidney trouble, nervous
debility. stomach trouble, weakness,
all can be cured. Are you weak
Regain your lost strength and bring
back health, Yigor and happiness.
Do not give up because medicine
failed Electricity is the natural
remedy. Lack Of Electricity 's
shown in weakness of any organ
of the body, in backache, lumbago,
rheumatism, nerve weakness, indi--
gestion, stomach, kidney and bowsl
trouble. Why? Because the nerves
control the organs and muscles and
electricity supplies to the nerves
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28
FOR SALE
FREE EXCURSIONS

Lots on high ground southwest, with a
view that is unsurpassed for beauty ana
grandeur; the soil is of a deep sandy loan
and will grow the very best of flowers
fruits and vegetables of surprising quality.
Don't fail to see Manchester Heights. See 1t
TODAY. Beautifully located at the southwest
corner of Vermont and Manchester avenues,
adjoining the city limits. Street work pro-
gressing, and all done at our expense. includ
ing the best of cement walks and curDs'
oiled streets, street trees, water piped In the
streets An ideal home spot; large lots, low
prices on easy terms. Discount for cash.
profitable investment Get free tickets at
our office.
225 West Second Street.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28
FOR RusTNEss SAhEE PROPERTY FOR SALE

BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE
MINES & PARISH,
WEST SEVENTH STREET, BARGAIN
OF THE DAY. THIS IS WITHOUT DOUBT
$1,000 CHEAPER THAN ANYTHING ON
THIS FINE THoROUGHFARE EAST OF
VALENCIA. SPLENDID APARTMENT
SITE, COMMANDING VIEW OF SOUTH
LAND AND MOUNTAINS. THE INCREASE
IN VALUE ON THIS STREET WILL MORE
THAN OFFSET DEPRECIATION IN I'M
FROVEMENT; INCOME $50 PER MONTH.
6ox117 TO 16-FOoT ALLEY.
ONLY s275 FRONT FOOT.
FROM THIRD AND HILL, 2S BLOCKS,
PROPERTY LEASED FOR $4,000 PER YEAR
FOR 3h YEARS; PRICED $4,000 WILL
cLtosHDiI CLOSE IN PROPERTY UP TO $4,000 AND
CASH $4,000 MORTGAGE OF $4,000 PER
CENT. THIS IS GOOD INVESTMENT.
SPRING STREET INCOME PROPERTY.
PAYING PER CENT ON PRICE ASKED.
IMPROVED WITH TWo-sroRY BRICK
6EMcB UP TO $4,000; CASH sS5,OOO: BAL
ANCE EASY AND AT PER CENT 3
YEARS FROM NOW 1T VII WILL BE CHEAP
AT s25OO PER FRONT FOOT.
PRICE s14O, 900 ONLY.
LOT 7OxlS5.
SEARCH THE TOWN OVER AND YOU
CAN'T FIND SUCH INCOME PRODUCERS
AS THE LAST TWO AND AS GOOD LOCA-
TIoNs.
MINES & Parish,
s1s South Fill street.
FOR SALE
At 227-229,s East Fourth street. only
block and a half east of Man 4ox11s feet,
average only $4,000 Nominal improvements,
pay 800 monthly, and could be made to pay
more on lease tenancy. This is good close
in investment opportunity.
BLACK BROS.
Sole agents. so5-e Union Trust building.
Furniture
FOR sALE-FINE DINING TABLE AND
chairs buffet bed, davenport and gas range.
bargain; used one month. ITO OAK ST.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28

FOR SALE
GOOD LOT ON ADAMS ST.
LOT 4ox125 FEET.
WITHIN BLOCK AND A HALF OF CAR
LINE; WILL SELL FOR $1,000; $500 CASH.
BALANCE $40 MONTH.
OWNER.
1912 e. 55TH ST. TEL. HOME 1851.
ITOR sALE-s34O0; CHICKEN RANCH NEAR
Pasadena, in the foothills; acres under
cultivation, abundant water
L. M. PRATT & CO., COS Laughlin building
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FOOTHILLS.
2, 8, s. 20 acres; $3.50 per acre; SID
DALI, Copp Bldg; II. FRAZIER
Glendora.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28
Stocks and Bonds

NOTICE TO STOCK BROKERS.
The management Of the southwest Mln-
ers' Stock Exchange have decided to increase
the membership to one hundred members
They therefore offer to reputable stockhold-
ers and mining men fifty seats at one hun
dred dollars per membership Active brokers
will be given the preference and the directors
of the Southwest Miners Stock Exchange re-
serve the right TO reject any applicant apply
ing for such membership.
EDWARD MACDERMoTT. President
]. WALTER BERGEN secretary
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28
Beach Property-ocean Park

TOR sALE-l26 HART AVE, LOT, CORNER
Trolleyway, board PENTHOUSE, gas, water, etc.,
$500; worth s2500 SIDDALL, Copp bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28
Goat mink is quite EnaIlsh

Goats bred Long ISHpd may become an
important factor in the pBduction of milk for
this city. w. Sheldon Bull Of Buffalo. the only
American member of the British Goat society,
says the island has ideal places for goat
farm. In this country only two or three men
have tried to treat the goat scientifically, but
when the start is made there will be
great opportunity for a goat farm near New
York. In England of the nobility take
as much interest in the goat fairs as they do
the competition is lively. There Is reason
why similar interest should not be cultivated
here.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28
Live stook-PouItry, Birds, Dogs

REGISTERED AND PEDIGREED DALMA-
tian pups, by lei Dalmaciano Coach" Pat
and the Butcher Boy from prize winning
bitches; am overstocked and must sell to get
ROOM No reasonable offer refused. Ell Dali
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28

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Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28
Or PvMeIne OUT cEsspooIs

CESSPOOLS
No wonder you are sick. Cesspools should be
cleaned once "a year. You may have three or
four in your yard now that are throwing off
dangerous gases. Pump them out and save
your health,
l.. A. SANITARY co.
Phones-E9146 or Temple 593.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28

w T. WOODS WILL FORM A GLASS FOF
beginners in dancing Monday evening, Aug
ust s. 7aS s. F1GUBROA ST.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28
Orange and Lemon Groves

FOR sALE-14-ACRE LEMON GROVE; 1905
crop brought $1,000; 1905, $4,000; first six
months of 1907, $4,000. o. an average Of over
40 per cent q year on the price asked, s19.O 900
L. M. PRATT & CO., 60S Laughlin building
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28
Spanish Dishes for Hot Days

Spanish dishes with their peppers and rich
spices, do not strike tempting food for
the dog days, yet several hostesses are giving
Spanish suppers with success. Those whose
country homes are isolated and off the road OF
easy marketing find unlimited possibilities IN
the Spanish dishes, which may be purchased
dried, canned and conserved.
One Manhattan hostess begins her feast with
puree of Spanish onions. made by the Castil-
ian recipe. Then come an entree of mild pep
pers and eggs, mushrooms and sliced tomatoes
Drowned in olive oil. Then Chile con carne. y
with cold vegetables, such as spiced beets
crisp lettuce and slaw. The salad Is made @
fruit after an ancient formula which came
from Mexico. Then Spanish wines, candies and
the confections of Madrid.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28
Bargains in cofhns

There is an undertaken in town who endeav-
ors to make it cheap to die He offers to do
nate, minus strings. $500 to a certain hospital
IL his competitors prove that his $S5 coffin is
not equal in value to that for which the oppo-
sition is alleged to charge SOS. Likewise, II
his embalming, for which he charges So, does
not measure up to the S25 standard of tho
opposition more money absolutely without
qualification" is to be appropriated for the
benefit of a given charity The circular OF
the funeral director reads as follows:
''If your undertaken tells you he cannot sell
YOU a good black cloth casket. imitation
oak with extension bar handles, engraved
name plate, silk lining and pillow for $50,
telephone to our office We will have a coach
call for YOU and your undertaken, bring you
to our show rooms, sell your undertaken the
casket trimmed complete for $685. deliver 1t to
his office and give him special discount.
Now isn't that fair to competitors? Our
aim is to save the laboring man every dollar
we can and give him good article with the
best of service
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28

Live Stock-Horses, Mules, Cattle
FOR sALE-ONE GOOD WORK HORSE;
also one good pony, weight 300 lbs. S27 SAN
JULIAN ST. Call Sunday.
FAT COW Fon SALE CALL 1883 EFFIE
STREET.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28
5-ROom BungaIow $1,000

Mission finish. fireplace. large living room:
buffet. tinted walls. best plumbing,
Large, level lott fruit trees, flowers, chick
en- run; cement walks and curbs
This is close in. only u minutes to center
OWNER. HOME PHONE c1o52.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28
Miscellaneous

FOR 6ALE-GRAPES-
Now is your time to get your grapes for
Jelly or preserves at 1880 w. JEFFERSON
ST Take w. Jefferson street car. Phone
W5060: B4540
A FINE NEW OFFICE PARTITION AND
linoleum at a bargain; office room is for
rent. 307 SEVERANCE BLDG.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28

FOR sALE-s1OO0; THE FINEST LOT IN MIS-
sion Boulevard Heights. fronting on the new
Pasadena boulevard, 5Ox134; IL minutes from
business; small cash payment. balance easy
terms. For particulars call UP SUNSET
SOUTH 5703.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28
Mirror Game to Get a Hat

1T must be brave man who gets married
after he has been in this business for any
length of time" remarked floor walker in u
department store to customer who was try
ing to straighten cut an attempted swindling
operation of who had tried to
have a hat charged to her.
when 1 think of the things New York
women will do to get new clothes and other
articles of wear it makes positively
ashamed of the sex. Perhaps you won't be-
eve me when 1 tell you the latest trick Of
this sort of woman, who must have new things
at any risk, is to try on hat and by walk
ing to q mirror at distance from the
saleswoman from whom she is buying 1t make
an attempt to get out of the shop with the
new hat on leaving the old one behind We
have caught any number Of them al this
game recently, and we watch out for them
all the time"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28

S1p CASH, BALANCE $40 MONTH, LOT 40x
125, facing on the new Pasadena boulevard;
rear of lot also facing on street; a fine bun
galow site; cement walk and curb; only 12
minutes ride; 81 fare. OWNER. Home C1052.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28

pARGAIN-si2OO. 500 CASH; s15 PER
month"; new cottage 5-room, bath screen
porch and furniture; cheaper for cash; lot 90
xl60; half block from Glendale car; Is
minutes ride to center of city. 2i4S Il ST ,
by OWNER
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28

FOR sALE-ssOO BUYS A 2-RooM HOUSE
on a beautiful large, level lot. one-half block
from car; all street work done. Terms to
suit. For further particulars address
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28

FOR sALE-A LARGE LOT IN ONE OF THE
best location in Hollywood cemetery, at a
greatly reduced price If taken at once. Ad-
dress BOX 655. Herald Office