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NOISY ROOSTER
DISTURBS THEM
NElGHBORS THREATEN FOWL
WITH DEATH
APPEAL TO POLICE BOARD TO
SUPPRESS BIRD
Residents of East Forty-eIehth Place
Say Their SAUNDERS Are
Broken and They Seek
Relief

once again the festive rooster to the
limelight.
But this time it is not the noisy bird
that was wont to disturb the slumbers
of Carl Unger on Beaudry avenue, nor
the boisterous fowl now famous In the
annals of Highland park. No, indeed,
East Forty-eighth place claims the
dishonor of harboring the latest OBJ
ject of all good neighbors' wrath.
Four residents of the aforementioned
thoroughfare have sworn to do to death
this rooster. Being peaceably inclined
they have appealed to the police COM
mission and that august board has
passed the vexatious problem along to
the prosecuting attorney.
Hearken to the complaint made in
due form again one I. Vonk and his
rooster.
1--WE, the undersigned property own
ers, complain about Mr.. 1. Vonk, 1896
East Forty-eighth place, having a
rooster that crows most always from
3 o'clock in the morning until fore
noon.
'Tt is impossible to have rest in the
morning hours-every day the same.
1--WE offered to buy this rooster to
kill him, but he refused, saying he will
get half dozen more.
I'VE have no objection to a rooster
that crows, but we do object to one
that crows all the time.
I'VE respectfully pray your honor
able body to give us relief
RUDOLPH BOSSHARD,
1857 East Forty-eight place.
~. LEONARD SEAVERS,
1875 East Forty-eighth place.
MRS. M. ROBERTSON,
"4351 East Forty-eighth place.
MRS. f. TAYLOR,
1887 East Forty-eighth place"
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MUSICAL NOTES

Music lovers in large numbers gath
cred at the Auditorium wednesday to
attend the concert given in the inter-
ests of the San Pedro harbor celebra-
ton. The affair was under the auspi-
ces of the chamber of commerce and
proved a big financial success. The
proceeds amounted to $1503 and will be
used to equip yachts for the transpaci-
f1c yacht race, the big event of the cele-
bration.
The program contained list of art
lists hard to equal. Ellen Beach Yaw,
the famous California singer, headed
the list, and she was greeted with
great applause by her admirers in the
audience when she appeared on the
platform. Miss Yaw sang Indian
Bell" Lakme) first, accompanied by
Mrs. T. Newman. The encore was
''Suwanee River" The opening num-
Der was the overture from Tam
hauser," played by Bruce Gordon
Kingsley.
The Cecilian Ladies' quartet also rem
dered two numbers which were de-
lightful contrast and novelty. They are
a well balanced and trained organiza-
ton. Mr.. Rowland, the yiolinist, did
most excellent work and improves de-
cidedly on further hearing. He per-
formed the Wagner WilhelmJ Prlze
Song from die Meistersinger," and
Saint-Saens prelude to THE Deluge,"
which Saslavski gave us with the Dam
rosch orchestra, and made them most
grateful offerings to his audience. Mr..
Kingsley opened the program with an
organ solo, the overture to Tann-
hauser," and last, but not least, Miss
Olga Steeb proved again what a won
derfnI little artist she is by an almost
perfect and inspiring rendering of her
numbers on the program, the Chopin
"Ballade" in G minor, LISTS arrange
ment of Schubert's Linden Tree" and
n Concert Etude" by Moszkowski. Inc
accompanies of the afternoon were
Mrs. r. Newman, Mrs. Harry Clinord
Lott and Fordyce Hunter. Taken all
in all, we venture the assertion that
this program and concert has never
been excelled in Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. We're Goldthwaite left
Yesterday for their trip to Europe. Mrs.
Goldthwaite has many engagements TO
fill, but arrangements have been made
so she and her husband will cross the
ocean before the fall season.
Wednesday the couple purchased
home at Covina, and will make 1t their
permanent residence.
The Ellis club of Los Angeles VIII give
the fourth concert of its twelfth season
at Simpson auditorium Tuesday even
ing at 8:15 o'clock. A fine program mas
been arranged.
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AT THE HOTELS

c. D. Ralfe of Redlands is a visitor
in Los Angeles, registered at the Van
Mugs.
Eta e. Wolfe of Boston, Mass, is a
guest at the Hayward. She arrived last
evening.
A. ]. Weaver of Falls City, Ia, is a
guest at the Angelus. He came in yes
terday.
Brice B. Turner, a we'll known min
ing man of Rhyolite, Is visitor at the
Alexandria.
C. C. Akers, mining man of Phoenix,
Ariz., is a guest at the Westminster.
He came in yesterday.
]. c. Frame of San Francisco, well
known commission merchant, Is regis
tered at the Angelus.
George B. Dow, a prominent mer-
chant of Chicago. arrived yesterday
and registered at the Angelus.
Mr.. and Mrs John T. Schroeder of
Chino are visiting in Los Angeles, with
headquarters at the Hayward.
p. A. Garden of San Francisco, Paci-
fic coast agent of the Shasta-Sunset
route. is a guest at the Hayward.
Ernest Wilson, a prominent business
man of Palo Alto, is a guest at the Ho-
tel Hayward. He arrived yesterday.
N. Jerlaw and ]. H. Ferguson were
among the arrivals from Chicago yes
terday who registered at the West
minister.
Mrs. S. C. and Miss Iva Rodgers of
jacksonville are visiting in Los Ange-
les. They arrived yesterday and are
staying at the Hayward.
Mr. and Mrs G. H. Franklin, promi-
nent New Workers, arrived in the city
yesterday for short visit. They are
guests at the Alexandria.
Lee Richardson, president of new
automobile company recently estab-
lished at Redlands, is in Los Angeles,
with headquarters at the Van Nuys.
Harry D. Friedlander of Chicago
came in over the Santa Fe yesterday
and is q guest at the Hayward. Mr..
Friedlander is a prominent real estate
man of Chicago.
w. H. Dupee and D. M. Place, two
. prominent Chicago brokers and mem
bers of the board of trade, arrived in
Los Angeles yesterday and are stopping
at the Alexandria.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. S. Winters came in
yesterday from st. Louis and are quar-
tered at the Van Nuys. Mr.. and Mrs.
Winters are taking in the sights or
Southern California.
C. e. Aaron and wife. wealthy tour
lists of New York who are on an ex-
Yesterday and expect to remain several
days at the Angelus.
Otto Korner and wife of Cologne are
guests at the Alexandria. Mr.. Korner
is a manufacturer of the famous "Kor-
ner'' brand of cologne, with one OF the
largest plants in Cologne.
Mrs. S. Dufield Mitchell and children,
accompanied by Miss Needham. have
arrived in Los Angeles for brief So
Journ from Carthage, Mo. They are
registered at the Hotel Westminster.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Finletter of Globe,
Ariz., are guests at the Alexandra,
where they arrived yesterday. Mr.. Fin
letter is a well known mining man, with
big copper interests in the Globe belt.
w. H. Scale and wife arrived in Los
Angeles yesterday from Terra Haute,
Ind, for a brief visit. They are guests
at the Angelus. They are on tour of
the southwest and will spend several
weeks in Southern California.
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LAUREL CANYON CORPSE
POSITIVELY IDENTIFIED
Letters Discovered In Pockets OF the
Coat Show 1t to Be That of
Or. J. n. Logan of
Weston, Ore.

Letters found in the pockets of the
coat on the body discovered in Laurel
canyon Wednesday showed the man
to be DIR. ]. H. Logan of Weston, Ore
Information has been sent the north
ern town in the hope that the Los An
geles authorities may be able to learn
whether the man had any enemies.
Owing to the state of the corpse 1t is
impossible to tell whether Logan COM
mitted suicide or was killed. The body
is now at the undertaking establish
ment of Gates & Crane, Hollywood,
but no inquest will be held until the
relatives in the north are heard from.
C. Nj. Pierce, proprietor of the Bal
loon route excursion service, knew Lo-
gan in Oregon. He says Logan had
no near relatives in the west, his wife
having died about five years ago. Mr..
Pierce says Logan often displayed con-
siderable money and he thinks the man
may have been murdered.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

ON-SHIPPEY-Joseph I. Eaton, g. ma
tive of New Mexico and resident of Ell
Paso, Tex, and Katherine Shippey. 81,
native of Mississippi and resident of At
lanta, Ga
Observation-Disclosures o. Wood. 81.
native of oregon. and Hilda J. Rainbolt.
19, native of Indiana: residents Of Holt
VILE, Cal
CONKLIN- B. Conklin, 80,
native of Illinois. and Nina c. Beal. 36,
native of Michigan: residents OF Los An
ON-FULLER-Charies e. Stanton.
20, native of Kansas, and Florence Ruby
Fuller. "a. native of Nebraska; residents
of Los Angeles
CACARES- MIRANDA-Jesus Cacares, 2b,
and Petra Miranda, 1s; natives of Mex
leo and residents of Los Angelica
PRATHER-W ALSH-Joseph B. Prather, "a,
native of California. and Frances L..
Walsh. "a. native of Illinois; residents Of
Los Angeles.
HARTY- SEYMoUR-Cyprian E. C. Harty.
80, native of British West Indies and
Beatrice B. Seymour. 2s, native of New
Zealand: residents of Hollywood.
CLARK-HIGH-Allen Clark, FL, native Of
California, and Emily High, IS. native of
Kansas; residents of Pasadena
KAUFMAN-SILBERT- d. Kaufman.
80 and Mildred Silbert, 20; natives OF
Russia and residents of Los Angeles
WILLIAMS KIRCHHOF-Frank E. Will
liams 80, native of Iowa, and Linda G.
Kirchhof, 81. native of Massachusetts,;
residents of Los Angeles.
SLER-OGDON-Clyds A Duesler. "a,
native of Illinois and resident of Pasa-
dena, and Georgia A. Ogdon. %, native
of California and resident OF Anaheim
NESS-Harris w. Law
renee, 23, native of Iowa. and Josephine
Van Ness 10, native of Arizona; residents
of Compton.
HoCHGRAEF-Joseph
Ballinger, So. native of Kentucky. and
Adele Won Hochgraef 20, native OF Michi-
gan; residents of Los Angeles.
EON-CASMONA-Mike Leon, 81, native Of
Arizona and resident of Sierra Madre,
and Mary Casanova. 1T. native of Cali
fornia and resident of Lamanda-
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BISHOP CONATY CELEBRATES
HIS FIFTH ANNIVERSARY

Yesterday marked the fifth anniver-
sary of the installation Of Rt. Rev.
Bishop Conaty as head of the diocese
of Monterey and Los Angeles. AS the
majority of the days of the past five
years, Bishop Conaty spent the day
yesterday in his usual hard work,
guiding the affairs of the diocese, which
is one of the most influential in this
country, and which covers a vast area
of mileage.
During the past five years many new
parishes have been organized and the
number of priests has been greatly en-
larged. Bishop Conaty has made an
enviable record as an organizer and
has many plans in store for the fur
Their enlargement of the diocesan work.
One of the projects Of the future, in
which both Catholics and Protestants
are interested, is the new cathedral to
be erected on West Eighth street
---e-Sa--
The window of the Bartlett Music COM
pany displays The Herald's auto-piano.
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GOOD NEWS FOR HOUSEWIVES;
ALL MEATS CUT ONE-THIRD
Big Cut in All Fresh Meat at Young's Mar
Notwithstanding Cut OF One-third
In Prices.

Our goods are all government inspect
ed. Come under the pure food laws.
Are kept in strictly sanitary cases.
Every cut will be plainly marked. We
want you to stop in. Would like the
opportunity to convince you that we
fully meet these requirements. We
take great care in selection of our stock
for killing. therefore are able to give
our patrons the best meat possible.
Beginning with today the housewife
can secure for her table all good cuts
of meat at most reasonable prices.
Remember the place where you get
good meat and courteous attention.
YOUNGS MEAT MARKET CO.,
$50 South Broadway and 900 South
Main.
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become known through Herald want ads
Herald want ads destroy wants. b-la-x
LADIES, CALL AT 466 so. BROADWAY,
room 10, and see the pretty braiding and en-
broidery blk
WASH SUITS
WE DESIRE YOUR BUSINESS IN REAL
estate, personal property and rentals Call or
write. GLOBE INFORMATION BUREAU,
347 Douglas bldg.
DO YOU WANT TO BUY. SELL OR EX-
change your business7 See RETAIL GRO
GERS ASSN, room 2o2. 1851 3. Broad
way. o-1s-Ss
MATTRESS MAKING. FEATHERS BEDDING
renovated. GLOBE BEDDING CO.. 6S2 East
Fifth st. Main 2935. blk
THE BURTON TOILET PARLORS ARE
now located at $50 w. SEVENTH ST.
Phone Main z425. F1e53. b-1s-x
ASK FOR COMMON SENSE FIRELEss
COOKERS. At all dealers. B1090.
-
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ssooo-12-room house between Central
and stanford sts.; would exchange for Inn
proved city property valued at 5000; the
balance in partial payments.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT VEHICLES
cEssPooLs

CESSPOOLS
CLEANED OUT-WE CLEAN THEM OUT
cheaper than other company. Send experience
ed men: use best disinfectant. IMPERIAL
PUMPING CO.. 1871 w. goth; Home 22o4o;
West 1896. blk
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PERSONALS

MONEY MADE DAILY, AND HERALD
want ads help to make 1t. Let your wants
become known through Herald want ads.
Herald want ads destroy wants. b-13-x
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PROF. w. II. KING. CLAIRvoYANT.
spirit medium. Readings daily. 10 to 8. spe-
cial readings 500 II you bring this ad this
6-14-6I
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DIR. GREEN, CLAIRvoYANT. BUSINESS
medium: gives life readings daily; test cir |
cles Wednesday evenings, o'clock, 2bc. |
Room 1s, 119M s. SPRING ST. blk
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DIED

at Pacific hospital June
Is, Agnes Elliott, daughter Of Mrs H. A
Elliott of Pasadena and sister of Mrs.
Arthur Ayres of Berkeley and Whittier
Elliott of independence, Cal. Indiana
polls and Goshen. Ind. papers please
cony e-19-1
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ExNN DIR. A. PoLASKY. oCCULIsT AND
ek5<Sz2 optician, formerly Of Des Moines. Ia,
is now permanently located In this
CITY, with office at s17 w. THIRD ST. "
years' experience Six
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Weather Conditions

Weather Conditions
SAN FRANCISCO, June 1s-The pressure
is rising over the Pacific slope and condi-
lions are favorable for north winds and
slightly warmer weather in California.
Forecast
For Los Angeles and vicinity-Fair Fri
day; light northeast winds. changing to
fresh vast.
For San Francisco and vicinity-Fair FRI
day; light southwest winds, changing to
brisk vast.
For Santa Clara valley-Fair Friday;
fresh north winds.
For Sacramento valley-Fair Friday: light
south winds, changing to fresh north.
For San Joaquin valley-Fair Friday;
light west winds changing to fresh north.
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Real Estate

WANTED FOR CITY LOTS IN
northwest; $225 to $500 each; lots on Boyle
Heights $40 to $500 each lots 1900 feet
north of Westlake park $500 each; ten dollars
down. ten dollars a month. Acreage at Moor
park, S22 to $50 an acre; latter all in cult
walton, with house and barn; also one to
Ave acre pieces at Moorpark. $50 to 500 an
acre. Easy payments
WICKS REALTY SYNDICATE.
Suite $40, L. A. Trust Bldg,
Second and Spring streets. 6-7-x
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TRAINED NURSES

TRAINED NURSE OF LONG EXPERIENCE
would like one or two invalids to care for in
her own beautiful home; everything first
class; best OF references. Inquire at 6S4 BRY-
SON BLK. Tel. Temple $685. 6-17-5.
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while Broadway stop at the Bartlett
Music company. Why? Because they have
on exhibition the auto-piano to be given away
by The Herald. 1t will pay you.
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TYPEWRiTERs

WE GIVE YOU A CHANCE FOR A CHOICE
ALL MAKES, ALL PRICES. largest stock
of typewriters on the coast We rent, repair
and SELL
Cut prices this summer to reduce our big
stock SIS to $40 less than such machines
ever sold for before in this city
so No. and No. rebuilt Remingtons. $3s
TO $55.
IS No. and 4 Smith Premiers. rebuilt.
y35 to SIS.
66 No. 10 Yosts. rebuilt. s36 to SIS.
15 No. 4 and No. rebuilt Densmores. Ssb
to 500.
15 No. 2 and No. rebuilt divers. s35 to SIS.
We have a cheaper line, older models, but
rebuilt and do good work from SIS to $780,
Rental rates 81 to 50 per month. including
good visibles.
Los ANGELES TYPEWRITER ExCHANGE,
Branch American Writing Machine CO.,
1888 S. Broadway.
Ahe13; Main $685. SIX
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SCIENTIFIC BATHS

~~o~~~~-~-~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
SHAMPOOING, SCALP TREATMENT. VI
bratory and facial massage. baths, for ladies.
1913 Albany and Covert place. Phones E27e1;
Broadway 1888. b-3l-m
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Money

MONEY WANTED
We call the attention of investors to
the following applications which we can
confidently recommend first class
s10O0-Fine lot on Wiltshire blvd, $4,000.
$1O0O-Improved cor. Highland Park,
$2500.
s15Oo-New bungalow, southwest, $3.50.
s1S00-6-room cottage. east side, $4,000.
$1800--New 7-room house. s. w. $4,000.
$2000--S-room house, northwest, $4,000.
S30O0-Fine residence at Westgate $4,000.
$4,000.
These are all three-year s per cent loans.
THOS. C. BUNDY & CO..
F4S9s, Main 1908. 430 S. Broadway.
6-19-1
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SANlTARlUMS

MAGNETIC AND ELECTRICAL TREAT
ments; tub baths alcohol and oil rubs fo-
nervousness and rheumatism. s4s SOUTH
BROADWAY. 6-22-m
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$500 buys the best bakery and deli
catessen in a boom suburb OF Los An
geles; receipts averaging s35 day; rent
only s25 with good lease. The owner
is about to connect himself with large
industry. II you want something ex-
tremely good In this line. which Is ana
will continue to be a big money maker,
see my agents. LEAHY & SON.
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TRUNKS


TRUNKS
Low rent, low prices. Sample line
trunks. suit cases, travelling bags. ladies'
alligator and walrus hand bags coin
purses and wallets SAMPLE TRUNK
STORE, 4is w. Seventh s-is-u
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THE WEATHER

LOS ANGELES. June IS. 1908.
Time. Bar Ther. HumIwind Vel Weather
] am 29.SS IS IS NE 2 Cloudy
pm, 2s.ss Go 81 w IL Clear
Maximum temperature &c.
Minimum Temperature SO.
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LIGHT I'D HAND DELIVERY WAGON IN
good order and must be cheap; state price
Address 426e s. MAIN. 6-17.2
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PENSIONS

NEW PENSION LAW, ACT APRIL IS. 1903
widows CT Civil war. married before June q,
1880, entitled to $12 per month regardless Of
income. N. T. KIRK. 2ol Temple St; A2OOs.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

IF YOU HAVE A BUSINESS FOR SALE
list 1t with me and ! will sell II quicker
and for more money than any agency IN
the city j. r. CONLEE. successor to
Bradshaw Bros. 2Ss Bradbury bldg
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Furniture

WANTED TO BUY-FURNITURE AND
household goods. If you are going to sell we
will pay you one-third more than others
Phone us. Main lit; Home F3171. COLYEAR
FURNITURE CO., 509-511 s. Main st. BLK
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WANTED
Miscellaneous

WANTED-MORTGAGE WILL GIVE
free and clear lots with cash; guarantee
quick cash. GOLDFLAM s. CO.. 254 s.
Broadway. a-1S-sS
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rRussEs ANS SUPPORTERS

LONDON TRUSS GO. TRUSS FITTING sPE-
ciaiists; elastic h,iosierys etc. EOS w. FIFTH
1. B-10-x
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To Purchase. Miscellaneous

WANTED-DIAMoNDs. JEwELRY. OLD
gold. antiques; highest prices given. H.
b. CROUCH. Jeweler. 542 S. Broadway.
6-18-33
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$3.50 for fixtures the stock at invoice
price. Will purchase one Of the finest high
class choice meat fish and oyster markets
in q select neighborhood; receipts $50 per
day; rent only S26 per month; good horse
and wagon; marble top counter. an entire
OUTFIT in keeping with q first class cash
and safe credit trade. For particulars see
LEAHY SON.
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS

low prices; cash or instalmepts. Plans
free $40 BUMILLER BLDcG (Refer-
ences) F489S Main 4203. s-16-2m
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Cigar. confectionery and ice cream
store; rent only $50 per month; lease good
and renewal: can-bs bought at invoice
price; best location In Santa Monica
Present owner has been there for three
years and Is going east This chance to
buy q profitable business at less than ac-
tual cost can be obtained through my
agents. LEAHY g. SON.
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NURSES

WANTED-CARE OF INVALID By PRAU
teal nurse. Phone E2510 or Addr}es
NURSE 831 westlake ave. 6-18-.
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GOOD MASSAGE, SCALP TREATMENT;
come see me; expert In this line: rates rea-
sonabe. Hooper ave. car to San Julian;
1929 SAN JULIAN 6-14-m
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PERSONAL-BADGER TOILET PARLoRs;
scientific facial, scalp and vibratory treat
ments; manicuring and baths: hours 10 a m.
TO l0Sp. m. 702 s. SPRING. room 22b; F7bls
b-23-m
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5000 or invoice viii buy one Of the neatest
best located and most prosperous groceries
etc.; rent only $lB: investigate this PROPOSE
tion before you locate. Owners are compelled
TO leave the city; will expose books; trade
Is largely cash. See LEAHY & SON.
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$500. Here is q bargain. Poolroom and
cigar stand. rent only $40 per month; ta-
bles in splendid condition: doing . good.
thriving business; no other poolroom In vi
cinity; cigar stand good paying Investment.
For terms Of sale see my agents. LEAHY d
SON.
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THEATORrUsf

THEATORiCM
s2e6o buys finest equipped and best pay
ing scent moving picture house on Paoinc
coast. located at its most popular beach.
with 800 seating capacity space. modern APP
planes and hreproof environments; good
lease; just on the eve of the summer rush.
This popular theater is offered at less than
cost; owner is going abroad. See my agents.
LEAHY SON.
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$4,000 hardware store, in q good thriving
nearby town. also $1,000 hardware business
In q large and growing Southern California
city. and several other hardware and stove
stores in good locations. just listed with
LEAHY & SON.
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$500 restaurant: all day and night trade;
the secured ticket service alone equal to
tire proposition; rent only SIS per month; re-
ceipts $40 per day; good 2 year lease. Your
inspection solicited and every opportunity to
investigate the business and books will be
given with satisfactory reasons for selling.
Call on my agents. LEAHY g. SON.