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Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-04

MRS BEST. LEADING SPECIALIST IN
female troubles. has brought happiness to
thousands of anxious women, has never
lad a single failure; cases relieved with
in 4s HOURS OR NO CHARGE WHAT
EVER. Hours: 10 g. m. to D. m. MRS
BEST, 1921 s. Grand ave.
DR. AND MRs CARTER SUCCESSFULLY
treat month"; Irregularities and all female
complaints by improved methods that are
POSITIN ELY GUARANTEED In every case
20 years experience: consultation free. Hours
n II tc p. m.; Sundays. ~ to IL - m
2O4 MERCANTILE PLACE. over 54S s. Spring
DIR. CLARK. SURGEON. DISEASES OF
women, Irregularities; consultation. az
animation free. sos SAN FERNANDO
ELDd.. 40e s. Main.
MRS LAIYoU, SPECIALIST; ALL FORMS
female dieoHsas. prompt relief; advice free.
Si9 so SPRING ST. rooms a and %.
DR. INEz DECKER. 702 S. SPRING ST..
obstetrics. Hours 10 to 3. Room 222.
Phone Temple 1919.
DIR. TAYLOR--FEMALE PHYSICIAN AND
obstetrics. 4151s S. SPRING ST.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-04

t4so-Just what you want, confection-
cry and stationery store.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-04
GROCERIES

GROCERIES,
Cash grocery on corner ....................s4bO
Cash grocery and school supplies; $40
DAY ...s......s....... ..P1oVo
Delicacies. groceries, two living rooms. 500
Grocery and bakery .S10 900
Grocery and cigars. Washington st.. $500
Grocery for ranch .....,,.........S2 $4,000
Established IL years grocery $3.50
Fruits and groceries; no delivery
down town ...............s.... .tEoVV
Grocery Etore and building out of town.
Main street; price for all $500; will take
good ranch up to $4,000. balance cash.
store has been run by the present owner
for past IL years: retiring from business,
would consider rental property In city.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-04
FOR ExCHANGE

OUR LIST OF EXCHANGES is IN
CREASING. WE HAVE LARGE LIST.
HAVE YOU ANYTHING TO EXCHANGE?
COME UP AND SEE US AND WE WILL
SUBMIT WHAT WE HAVE.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-04
IEMON GROVE ssOO0 TO s1O.O

The price OF this place Is $4,000; nc
cash required; will take a mortgage back
for balance; business guaranteed to clear
$4,000 to $1,000 year. trade of town. Have
own cold storage plant: owner going in
cattle buriness. must make trade by 18th
of March. Write or call on us at once.
See LEARX q SON, Sole Agents.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-04

sis00--Apartment house, trade for gre
Gerry or cottage. or rooms; will as
sumo.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-04
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
TELEPHONES. MAIN ssos:AF4ssi.
LcalhyASOlll
Leading
Business Brokers
HALE TNTEREsT IN sAnOOr

Rooms s1t-sis Severance bldg.
Northwest corner Sixth and Main streets.
II Is Our business to put people in business.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-04
HAas7K5nAslanAG
=
Houses

FOR SALE-AT A VERY GREAT SACRI-
fce I have a lot in Boyle Heights, Ezra
street. very high and slightly, fine view
OF Catalina and the ocean, 25x151 to a To-
foot alley improved with pretty and
we'll arranged bungalow as can be found
in Los Angeles. 1t is 24x36 outside, 4
rooms, bath room. screen porch ana
front porch, 6x2O has cobblestone chin
ney, cobblestone mantel. fine electric fx-
lures, rooms plastered and tinted,
material and workmanship the best; this
place would be a bargain at $500; but
we need the money; will take 5000. $500
cash, balance any way you want 1t; house
completed today. NJ. X. & T. REALTY
CO., 451H S. Main.
FOR SALE-H0USES
s26O0-will buy eight-room house on
Oxford ave-. two blocks from Pico; $1,000
cash will handle it.
THIS WEEK ONLY.
V. e. sTOCKWELL & CO.,
30f Grant bldg. A 2814, Main 1889.
FOR sALE-MoDERN 6-RooM BUNGALOW
in Charles Victor Hall tract; easily worth
$4,000: lot is 5Ox15O; owners leaving for the
east Tuesday and will sacrifice this nice
home for $3.50. olfer good only until Mon
day night. TEMPLE PENDEGAST, 404
Grant Bldg, 4th and Broadway. Phone A4554.
FOR SALE-5-ROOM BUNGALOW, CLOSE
to good car line; lawn in, cement walks,
ground A bargain at $3.50.
SHAY. lii S. Broadway.
Phones: Main 1858. ASSOC.
FOR sALE-AT A SACRIFICE. VERY
pretty and large 4-room modern bunga-
low; acre of ground: would make fine
chicken ranch: at Willowbrook. on Long
Beach car Price $500; half cash. NJ. X.
& T. REALTY CO., 451s s. Main.
FOR sALE-$175O BUYS 6-RooM COT
tage; wash trays, laundry room, pretty
yard. etc.; newly finished, ss block from
Phona West 22ss.
plans for modern bungalows and two-story
residences; IS for plans and specifications.
PHONE B90S1.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-BY OWNER,
a new modern cottage; street work done;
must SELL Phone NJ. e. BRADFORD,
Temple 564
SACRIFICE NEW 5-RooM MODERN COT
tage choice residence section; part cash.
j. w. WEIGHrMAN CO, 7o4 $. Grand.
Suburban Property
FOR sALE-50c ON THE DOLLAR; MUST
be sold before the 10th: lot 100x175 to a
25-foot alley; sewer, gas. water and elec-
tricity in the alley: lot fronts south on
Palisades ave-, which is 100 feet wide and
paved; at Palisades. Santa Monica. on
the banks Of ocean. $50 feet high; cost
me year ago $500; will take SOC on the
dollar cash: have a mortgage Of $1,000
that is due March 12 and must be met.
1 also have another lot 50x150, east front,
on Occidental blvd; one block south of
Sunset blvd. beautiful view, good restric-
tions, fine surroundings; cost $4,000 one
year ago; has mortgage for $1,000; will
take $500 cash or $500 and you assume
the mortgage. n. X. & T. REALTY CO.,
451 s. Main st.
ONE ACRE GOOD GROUND. WATTS
worth $1,000, will sell for $3.50; house lot
with barn. $3.50. See me. 7O7 W. SIXTH.
Beach Prop psrty---WIImlnaton
WILMINGTON.
FOR SALE
WATCH WILMINGTON.
STUDY THE HARBOR SITUATION.
We have two lots, Gloss to water front.
excellent location. that can be had now
for each.
500
Don't overlook this chance to make the
most profitable realty investment to be
Faxar han
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-04

45O-share interest in Crestmore town
site; total shares $4,000, par 81; over
$50, 900 worth of property sold and about
$780, 900 worth left; ought to pay out
four for one. VIII trade for clear lot or
diamond.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-04
NOTICE

LIST YOUR COTTAGES WITH LEAHY
& SON. THEY WILL SELL THEM FOR
You. If YOU CARE TO BUY CALL.
NO TROUBLE TO ANSWER QUESTIONS
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-04

NOTICE, ORANGE GROVE OWNERSi
WANTED. FOR NEW 2-sToRY BRICI
BUILDING AND LARGEST MEAT BUSI
NESS IN THE TOWN
ORANGE GROVE $4,000 TO $4,000
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-04

$4,000 cash and assume $4,000 indebted
ness will buy half interest In finely equip
ped, weli-eetabilshed saloon; not owned
by breweries. Particulars with LEAHf
SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-04
REsTAuRANT. HnTET. AND BAR


This 10 a proposition worth your time II
you are thinking OF going In liquor busl-
ness. Present owner retiring from bus!-
ness Price $4,000, $4,000 cash required.
Investigate.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-04

FOR EXCHANGE
$500 equity in new 6-room cottage on
w Twentieth near Vermont; price of
property $4,000. Want clear lot South
ern Telephone and Electric stock.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-04
KERN ISLAND LANDS.

The second distribution of the Kern Island
lands will take place in Home Extension Hall
on March IA. These rich delta sediment
lands were se.ected for members of our
Seventh Home Extension Colony. Members
participating In first distribution now on their
farms, making things hum. Finest peach
land in the state. Principal products-al-
falfa, corn, grapes. apples, pums. apricots,
and all kinds of vegetables. Free stereop-
ticcn lecture in Association Hall every eve
ing, except Sunday.
CALIFORNIA HOME EXTENSION ASS0
CIATION, ground hoor, Chamber of Com
merce Bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-04
OR sALE--C0UNTRY PROPERTY
IMPERIAL VALLEY LANDS

2h. and 10-acre tracts in the town
of Alamo. Buy now and double your
money in six months. For particulars
call on
v. E. sTOCKWELL & CO.,
S04 Grant bldg. A 2S14, Main 1880.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-04

RESTAURANT FIXTURES WORTH
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-04
Hotels and Lodging Houses
FOR SALE
H. JEROME TOY G co.
Established Hotel Brokers.
4o7-4oS Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
WE WORK FOR OUR CLIENTS.
ESPECIALLY FINE OPENING.

READY TO FURNISH
1e0-room apartment house on hill, modern
conyeniences; we have an inside rental price.
These opportunities are rare; adjoining houses
filled.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-04
MEAT MARKETS

s700-Bakery nearby town. does big
business. s1100 a month; worth $500. See
US at once. A real bargain.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-04

$1,000 equity in brand-new Groom bung-
allow. Boyle Heights; fine place; price of
property $4,000. Want clear lot and good
stock, or will trade fer diamonds and
Southern Telephone and Electric Co.
stock.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-04
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE


FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
5-room cottage on Cherry street near 18Th;
Will trade for small place ouside city suitable
for chicken raising; value from $500 to $500.
80 furnished rooms on w. First ST.. close
in; $1,000 on easy terms; or will exchange for
good lot.
5h acres good alfalfa land within ten
miles Of Los Angeles; has large dairy barn
accommodating 80 COWS, head Of horses,
hay, etc.. plenty of water; price $780, $500
cash; or win exchange for stock Of groceries
or city property.
TEMPLE PENDEGAsT. 4o4 Grant bldg,
9Th and Broadway. Phone A4S6i
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-04
Beach Prop p,rty---WIImInaton
WILMINGTON.

WILMINGTON.
FOR SALE -
WATCH WILMINGTON.
STUDY THE HARBOR SITUATION.
We have two lots, Gloss to water front,
excellent location. that can be had now
for each.
500
DON. overlook this chance to make the
most profitable realty investment to be
had today See OWNER. sos Union
Trust bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-04
Furnished Az rtments

TC LET - MODERN HOUSEKEEPING
apartments. furnished complete; new. close
in. no car fare: S12-2o4 N Fremont ST.. 1lA
W. LIST St s14-102s and 1133 w, lst-. 1908 and
10l1 E. 9th. 1856 Crocker. 712 Ceres. ss4 8.
Figueroa, 150 N. Beaudry. e11 Diamond. 1920
Cotton; $16-s12 w. 9Th. 212. 21s and 222 N.
Fremont: s1s-11S7 w. 1st; s22 60--112s Migron-
ette st. T. WIESENDANGER. 2O7 s. Broad
way. Main 2O43
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-04
PHYSICIANS

Why Life Has
Become a Bur-
den to Many
Men and Wo-
men.
DIR. f r e r e r / C
BELL. Expert Hygie-
mic Their a p utis t,
SAYS:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-04

Attractively and artistically furnished 55-
room apartment house, just opened rental IS
per ROOM years lease; all sunny rooms:
minutes from First and Broadway; price
$500; terms.
LIBERAL TERMS.
66-room transient hotel substantially fur
nished. close in; modern convenlences: right
rent; years lease; price $4,000, liberal terms.
CENTRAL AVENUE DISTRICT.
56-room hotel, best in district brick build
ing, corner; modern conveniences; new; /;
owner will give years lease at about 81 50
per room, house filed price $6250. half cash.
A LIVE BARGAIN
4o-room transient house. Arcade depot; mod
crate rental good lease $500; snap; $1,000 less
than asked several months ago, but owner
must sacrifice.
WILL BUILD THE FOLLOWING.
100 rooms. apartments, West Ninth. fire
proof; IS per room.
100 rooms. w. Seventh, corner. fireproof;
$3.50 per room.
100 rooms. apartments. S. Grand, close in;
81 per room; fireproof.
100-150 rooms. S. Main. down town; $e per
room; snap; will build right away; reason
able security.
For particulars address
Fl. JEROME TOY & CO.,
4O7-S Chamber Of Commerce bldg, Los An
geles. Private phone A4505.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-04

Bakery, cash trade, old established
places will take $1,000. First time adver-
tised.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-04

We have a cracl1erjack bakery in a swell
close By town; dne brick oven.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-04
Orange Groves

orange groves
THIS WEEK ONLY.
WE WILL SELL IN
ONTARIO
ACRES BEARING ORCHARD GROVE
NEW GROOM MODERN HOUSE
FOR $40
a home and an income for the price of one.
HALF CASH. BALANCE TO SUIT.
MCDONALD BROKERAGE CO..
4s5 stimson AbsA Main 1884.
HAVE SPLENDID SUBDIVISION
scheme in Pomona; 1O-acro orange grove.
Already have two lots spoken for at twiee
their cost Act promptly Only $500
cash needed. M. IL. WILSON & co,
152 West Second St. Pomona.
FOR sALE-CovINA VALENCIA grove. Is
acres, all Valencias except acres Navels;
trees about half 5 years old, half years;
deep, rich soil; near line; price s2O,000.'
l.. NJ. PRATT & Co.. COS Laughlin bldg.
Live stock-Horses, Mules, Cattle
FOR SALE-HOLSTElN AND JEKSEI
bulls. registered, herd book stock: Berk-
shire and Poland China pigs; reliable
graded fresh family cows. NILES. 456 o.
Washington.
FOR sALE-3 FRESH cows. ONE MILK
ing gallons 57I9 CENTRAL AVE:
FOR EXCHANGE
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Real Estate
FOR EXCHANGE
$500 equity in new 6-room cottage on
w. Twentieth near Vermont; price Of
property $4,000. Want clear lot or South
ern Telephone and Electric stock.
45O-share interest in crestmore town
site; total shares 10000, par 81; over
$4,000 worth of property sold and about
$4,000 worth left; ought to pay out
four for one. VIII trade for clear lot or
diamond.
$4,000 equity In brand-new Groom bung-
allow, Boyle Heights; fine place; price of
property $4,000. Want clear lot and good
stock, or will trade fer diamonds and
Southern Telephone and Electric Co.
stock.
$3.50 equity in one of the finest corners
in the Western Wiltshire district; lot is a
northwest corner, east 'front.' 69x133, and
easily worth $4,000: price of lot $4,000.
Want diamond for equity
Will trade Southern Telephone and
Electric Co. stock for good equity in
modern house southwest
G. b. GUTHRIE & CO,
31S Pacific Electric Bldg.
Ae292, Main 4761.
FOR EXCHANGE OR SALE-Clothing store.
gents furnishing; good location, lease; profits
5000 monthly invoice $1,000; be reduced;
want city property.
WOOD AND COAL BUSINESS.
Including realty, invoice $4,000 to $4,000; tre-
mendous business, we'll established; want i'm
proved citrus ground; will assume.
HOLLINGSWORTH CO..
Rooms and z, 24ils S. Broadway.
5-ROOM HOUSE IN GOOD REPAIR; LOT
6Ox27O, fronting on two streets; fine soil.
fine location for chicken ranch; $250O,
will exchange for good cottage. VIII
assume up to $1,000.
OSCAR Il. SMITH,
313 o. 4. johnson Bldg.
8 ACRES ABOUT MILES FROM Los AN
geles, Groom modern cOttage, acres i'm
alfalfa; good chicken cOrrals and houses;
berries and fruit trees; $500, will ex-
change for vacant lots in good locality.
OSCAR Is. SMITH,
313 o. I. johnson Bldg.
TO BUY. SELL OR EXCHANGE PROP
erty go to BEN WHITE. 304 Bryson blk.
Second and Spring streets.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-04

III you need horses, eats, or dogs,
Real estate, sr mines, or logs,
Farms or agents, help or schools,
Flats or houses, hats or toOlsj
Things on which your heart Is set
You can very quickly get
Through our want Ads every day
They assist in every way.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-04

$3.50 equity in one of the finest corners
in the Western Wiltshire district; lot is a
northwest corner, east front. 69Sl33 and
easily worth $1,000: price of lot $4,000.
Want diamond for equity.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-14
THEATRICALS HUM
Fun THIS WEEK

Never before has Honolulu had such
a busy theatrical season ahead of it
as it has for the coming week. More
show houses have come into our little
town during the past few weeks than
one could. have dreamed of, and that
each in turn will draw its crowd there
is little doubt 1t is said that when
the fleet hit San Francisco, rush on
the theatres was the first order of the
day to the man ashore and Honolulu
is certainly doing all it possibly can
do, to be prepared for the visitors.
The Orpheum is already at work
with the BUTLER Company, the Art
Theatre and Empire busy with moving
picture shows, and while these are
going merrily along the semi-profes-
SIGNALS of Honolulu are putting every
effort forward to do their share tc
make the visitors feel at home.
Drama and opera will be the order
of the day at the better play houses il
town, the Mascot" holding down the
boards on the 18th, goth and 22d Homo
lulu has done much of late years il
the way of musical comedies, and il
is gratifying to hear that the success
full production of the above opera &;
few months ago is to be repeated
J There are many things that might b,
done to put the Mascot" on profes
sional footing and under the direction
of Hugo Herzer much is being done t.
meet these requirements. New spe
ciaties of striking nature have beel
added and many who witnessed tn
previous performances will see a de
cided change in the coming production
The sale of seats opens at O'clocl
tomorrow morning at Wall, Nichol
Co. Many of the visitors who hav
come to town to see the feet will b.
gratified to know that the Mascot i
again in play.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-14
NO UNFAIRNESS
HAS BEEN SHOWN
PRESIDENT MORGA., OF THE
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TALKS
ON PINEAPPLE MATTER.

James f. Morgan, president of the
Chamber of Commerce, when asked
this morning by a representative oil
The Star, if the local Chamber were
going to take any action on the doings
of the California Board of Horticulture
relative to Hawaiian pineapples, re-
piled:
The Chamber of Commerce Will not
take up the pineapple matter unless
requested to do so by the Hawaiian
Pineapple Growers Association, who
| think are handling all matters OF
this nature. Yesterday morning the
Chamber of Commerce rendered their
services if needed. Personally l have
inquired a little into the fumigation
and condemnation of fruit, and have
been told by a disinterested party that
the late shipment, of which complaint
has been made, needed further treat
ment in San Francisco, and the inspec-
tor there wired to headquarters in Sac
ramento asking for instructions.
Orders were given that some fumi-
cation should be made, the expenses to
be paid by the consignee. do not
see any hardship in this and l have
been told that the California Board oil
/ Horticulture has been very courteous
and considerate throughout I think
that there should be no condemnation
of their actions by the local press anC
individuals until positive proof is OBJ.
tanned that we are not being treated
fairly. From all l can hear we are re-
ceiving all assistance possible from the
Board of Horticulture, and SHOULD
continue to endeavOr to have theii
good will Anyhow, l think that The
Hawaiian Pineapple Growers Associa
tion should take all matters of sucl
nature in hand themselves
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-14
BOX PARTIES
At OPERA HOUSE

Handsome gowns, brilliant uniforms
and the most representative society
which can be found in this city, added
to by the officers of the Atlantic fleet
will greet the Man of the Hour" at
the first performance on Thursday
night. Among those who will have
box parties on that occasion will be
Secretary and Mrs e. A. Mott-Smith,
Paymaster and Mrs. Brooke and Sur
geon Langhorne, of the Naval Station.
Governor Frear and Captain Rees,
the commandant of the Naval Station
have also engaged boxes for the other
night of the show and will entertain
the officers of the Atlantic fleet in one
of the pleasantest possible ways, with
an evening at the theater. The Man
of the Hour bids fair to become a
society function such as has not been
seen here for long time.
With audiences like Gnis assured the
| performers are bound to do their best
and that will mean one of the best
plays ever seen in this city presented
in first class shape. The rehearsals are
being held every night and while the
members of the cast were letter per
feet in their parts a long time ago
they are now putting on the finishing
touches which mean so much to the
critical theater-goes. With cas-
whose membership includes Gus Muir
ply, w. D. Adams, Major Potter, Miss
Mclean, Mr.. Emory, BILLY" Warner
and half dozen others who have nj
superiors in the city, there is certain
to be night of delightful entertain
ment.
The sale OF tickets is now being helC
at the Opera House, where the box
Office opens at IL o'clock in the morn
ing. Early reservations would be a
wise matter, as after the arrival Of
the feet there will be few seats left.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-14

Great plans are being made for the
reception of the yachtsmen when they
arrive after their long journey and
with the feet in port their days should
be one round of pleasure. When the
yachts are sighted a launch bearing the
regatta and reception committees will
be ready to take them out to meet the
racers, and they will give them a
hearty welcome A dance at the Moana,
a trip around the island in automobiles
under the direction of d. P. r. Isen-
berg dinner at the Commercial Club
and other kinds of entertainment have
been planned for them. A Waterman
will take up his vigil tonight at Dia-
mond Head and will keep careful
lookout for the yachts, and no matter
what time they are sighted the signals
will be announced as reported in The
! S t a T yesterday.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-14
SPORT S

The baseba games scheduled for
next Saturday and Sunday at the lea
que grounds should attract even a
larger crowd than the games did last
week, as the games will no doubt be
much more interesting. The Puns and
the Santa Claras line up in the seconG
game Saturday, while the Kams and
Keios will furnish the attraction for
the first game. On Sunday the Dia-
mond Heads meet the Keios, and the
Saints the Santa Claras. The local
as well as the visiting teams are doing
a lot of practice so as to correct their
faults, and even better ball than was
played last week is looked for in the
coming games Barney JOY, Reuter-,
Hampton and Leslie are doing more
work than they have ever done before
in the way of practice, and the local
boys feel confident that they will be
! able to win out from the visitors. From
| the reports that have been received in
| the coast files relative to the Santa
! Clara team every one expected that the
Santa Clara boys would win every
game very easily, but they have found
out already that our boys know how
to play the game. 1t is quite possible
that several new players will be given
chance with the local players in the
coming games this week, and their mi
tial bow to the critical Honolulu pub
lie will be watched with great interest
So far the games played have satisfied
every one and the future games are be-
ing looked forward to with great in
terest. The officers and trustees OF
the league deserve a great deal of Gre
dit for making it possible to see such
good visiting teams, and it is to be
hoped that in the future teams from
the mainland will be brought here
every year which will stimulate the
local players to play the kind of bal
that they have been playing in the las
two games.