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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-21

them IL you can and don't turn me down
as fatty as you did last year. I. P. Y.
Ans.-You wrong me. ! will pass them
along r. T
II at first you don't succeed
Try, try again:
And If at last you do succeed
Twill be your gain.
B.o.P.
Ans.-Eight you are r. T.
Herewith just a few more brain puz-
zler>. II j make up many moro of these
things it will be the "Dipry House" for
mine.
Yours for luck,
Ans.-Is it as bad as that. Z. H.?
T. T.
Will you be SO very kind
AS to see six iingles of mine
The various merchants find?
And If these words of praise
Should IN their eyes find favor
You can then pay me for my la Dor.
(Mrs.) BE WILL.
Ans.-With plea I. T.
ever devisng.
Suppose you just turn to some good ad-
vertising.
And then you'll get values much above
par
IF your ads are placed in The Evening
Star.
Ky. L.
Ans.-Youve hit the nall on the head.
T. T.
Tommy Tucker, L send few
OF rhymes for your inspection.
hope that they will all please you,
Their faults beyond detection.
c. s. W.
vertiser. T. T.
7 made a dollar last year, and now
send in bunch of iingles. hoping to do
better this year. Hope to see three in
The Star next Saturday. e. /.
Ans.-So do /. T. T.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-21
Gen. Weston's New Command.

According TO orders, issued at the War
Department, Maj. Gen. John F. Weston,
commanding the army i'm the Philippines,
who sails from Manila December J.!
will, on his arrival at San Francisco,
assume command Of the Department Of
California. He will relieve Brig. Cen
Smith, who will be given another COM
mand not yet selected. Brig. Gen. T. H.
Bliss will be placed in command of the
troops in the Philippines pending the
arrival there of Maj. Gen. William 2.
Duvall in March, when Gen. Bliss will
come home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-21

folos some of which were centuries old,
with writing illegible and almost OBJ
liberated and with no classification what
ever except that all titles beginning with
the letter A, for example. were written
in one volume. The search for d title
under such conditions was almost mad
denins to u hurried student.
More than one American professor who
had gone to Germany on leave of absence
for special investigation requiring con-
slant use of great library has returned
In disgust to America, affirming that al
though our American libraries are vastly
inferior in literary treasures to those of
Europe the infinitely superior system of
administration in America makes even
our smaller libraries more valuable to
the student and investigator than the un-
charted and trackless wilderness Of books
in great European library.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-21
NATIONAL EMBLEMs BARRED
No Trade Marks Bearing Insignia
Will Be Hepistered.

Another sweeping decision bearing on
the registration of labels has been made
by Edward B. Moore. commissioner OF
patents. He holds that protection Of law
will not be given to any manufacturer
who includes in his trade mark the arms
of the United States or those of the vari-
GUS states or cities OF the country.
Not even parts Of the coats-of-arms or
other public devices will be registered.
The decision was reached In the case Of
a firm using the eagle and ~. g." on its
goods.
Commissioner Moore said today that
hts decision denied registration to labels
or trade marks in which the letters u.
s." on conventional representation of
a shield were used, because the mark is
a stimulation Of public insignia, the letters
being the common abbreviation Of the
words United States
The provision of section OF the trade
mark act of 1905. embraces symbols and
other devices by which the goods Of the
United States may be known. No prop
erty can be acquired by an individual In
a mark which Stimulates a public emblem.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-21
Centennial Church Entertainment.

An entertainment was given last night
at the Centennial Baptist Church. under
the auspices of the Baraca class. The
program consisted of a pleasing variety
of music and Rotations, all of which
were encored. Conspicuous features of
the evening were an instrumental trio and
recall for Mrs. Bowen, Miss Lipp and
Miss Christian; vocal numbers by Miss
Bostrum. instrumental selections by Miss
Lipp. clever limitations of George Cohen
and other Rotations and impersonations
by William M. Collins; vocal solos by Miss
Koher and Mr.. William Scantlebury, and
vocal duet by Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Bowen,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-21
Personal Mention.

Edward O'MalIey, attorney general-eIect
of New York state. was in the city dur
ing the week and visited DR.. Mary O'Mal-
ley. his sister. of the staff of the Gov
eminent Hospital for the Insane. He was
accompanied by Postmaster Griener of
Buffalo. N. T.
Mr.. Lester L. Kahlert, who has been
spending the summer with friends in
Boise, Idaho, and San Francisco. Cal.
has returned much benefited by his sum-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-21

is from Ohio. During the Philippine in
surrection he served as first lieutenant in
the I'd United States Volunteer Engineers
and In the 3lst United States Volunteer
Infantry. In August. 1901, he was ap-
pointed first lieutenant in the Artillery
Corps and is an honor graduate of the
Artillery School. class of. 1865. He
reached the grade of captain in Septem-
Der, 1906. and has been recently under
treatment at the General Hospital, Wash
ington barracks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-21

With an auction sale OF all merchan-
disc not otherwise disposed of, a special
vaudeville and musical program and
other features. Washington Aerie of
Eagles will wind UP its two weeks car
nival tonight in gala style. It is expected
by the executive committee of the car
tendance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-21

mer's outing. Mr.. Kahert left the city
May Ii, to be present at the opening
of irrigation lands in Idaho, and was one
of the successful persons at that draw
ing. During his absence from the city
he has Travelled over the greater part OF
the northwestern part of the United States
and retlpned home by way of Mexico
and the south.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-21
Army Surgeon Coming Here.

Col. George H. Torney of the Medical
Corps has been relieved from command Of
the general hospital at the Preside OF San
Francisco to take effect December 1, and
ordered to repair to this city and report to
the surgeon general of the army. He will
be relieved at San Francisco by Maj
James NJ. Kennedy. Col. Torney will sue
coed to the ONCE of surgeon general OF
the army, with the rank Of brisadier gen.
eral. OH the statutory retirement OF Gen.
O'Reilly, January II next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-21
Henry Friedrich Dead.

Henry Friedrich, eighty-three years of
age. and for long time a business man
of South Washington, died yesterday at
his home. 30 ~ street southwest His
wife, Mrs. Bernhardine Friedrich, sur
wives him. The funeral will take place
from the house at O'Clock Monday after
noon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-21
Resignation Of Capt. Balentine.

The resignation by Capt. Arthur T Bal
entine. Coast Artillery Corps. of his COM
mission as an officer of the army has
been accepted by the President, to take
effect December 4, 1905. Capt Balentine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-21

1t pays to read the want columns OF
The Star. Hundreds OF situations are
filed through them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-21
801 HnEKE9C Furniture,
Pa. Ave. IOINL - Carpets.
Pay deposit and we'll deliver any time YOU say.
Dining Room Furniture
at Ii Off.

10 make room for holiday goods will sacrifice the
Bullets China Closets Sideboads. Dining Tables, Serving
Tables and Dining Chairs. Every piece go make
selection now. PAY deposit and we'll deliver later
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-21
4 Price.
Rugs.

Another arrival of those 5000 9ft.X-
lift, Administer Rugs S1O.75
to go at
$500 9ft.x12ft. Anglo %32 50
Turkish Rugs. ............
Oft. x12ft. Whittall Will S2S m
Ton Rugs.
POrtiereso
pr. $3.50 Silk Portieres $500 $39S
prs. S14.OO Pink and Gold Por-
there's. $5.9S
pr. $3.50 Pink and Gold Por-
there's. Si.OO
/ pr $3.50 Red and White
POrtl6reS. DO. 20
1 pr. $500 Gold and Brown
] pr. S1675 Tapestry Portieres. $3.50
pr. $3.50 Tapestry Portieres. 1915
" prs. $3.50 Green and Pink
Portieres. -. s5.os !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-21

1t gave me much pleasure TO see one
of my jingles in Saturdays Star l In
close some more hoping again Tor sue
cess. understand the check Is sent
out today Thanking you in advance for
mine and for your courtesy. G. b. j..
Answer-The pleasure is all mine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-21

When are you going to publish Jingle
on Colonial Wine Company. 9th and D
streets? They have accepted it. Get a
move on you. Tommy. and send me my
check. w. II. B.
Ans.-Last Sundays Star. You have
spept the money before this. T. T.
In last weeks jingles l see had one
of mine accepted. VIII you kindly tell
me when and how the payments are
made, and oblige l.. l.. A?
Ans.-Checks mailed Monday. T. T.
Tommy Tucker my dear friend
Pray take heed to what 1 send:
Jingles fifteen you here will find.
Please stamp "Approvap' every time
That l may my hand outreach,
Grasp dollar bill for each.
Yours truly,
Miss NJ. T. D.
Ans.-Thc advertiser puts the stamp on
T. T.
/ inelose three ''jingles.'' Please use
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-21

them IL you can and don't turn me down
as fatty as you did last year! I. P. Y.
Ans.-You wrong me. j will pass them
along r r
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1908-06-05
LOOKING BACKWARD
Interesting Clipped from True
NOrtherner Quarter Century
Jun

A frost on the morning OF June 1st
was the way summer was ushered in.
There will be a business meeting of
the Alumni, Wednesday evening, June
l3, at the residence of o. w. Rowland
All members are requested to be present
Ii there were to be a baby show in
Paw Paw and premium be offered for
twins, it would take nobby pair to
prevent Warmers boy babies from tax
ing first money.
The Decatur boys came over on Fri
day last to beat the Paw Paw boys play
ing ball, and they did it. Afterward De.
catur's small boys came over to beat
Paw Paws kids, and they didn't.
There is some talk of organizing a
young mems military company in town.
All who would like to join such a COM
pany are requested to leave their names s
with Frank Millington at Duncombe,
Stearns & Co.'s store
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1908-06-05

A new asphalt walk is being construct
ed in front of the Dyckman house barn.
Longwell is having his opera house re-
painted, which improves its appearance
very much.
Ed. Gilman has moved into his resi-
dence on the corner of Paw Paw and
Kalamazoo streets.
Hank McCabe, the wild Irishman, has
been driving nobby looking team around
town for few days.
Messrs. Davey, Reed and Ocobock
have provided the Northerner office with
new screen doors and windows.
Van, of the Herald, has returned from
his editorial excursion to Denver and
Leadville. He reports an immense time
The opera house was held for memo
rial services last week, free of charge
thanks to the liberality of Mr. Geo w.
Longwell, its proprietor.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1908-06-05
BUSINESS DONE IN
CIRCUIT COURT.
Ellington Sentenced to lonia
for Larceny. Several De-
crees were Entered.
MOREHOUSE CASE IS ON TRIAL
Jury Secured Tuesday from Reg
ular Panel. Verdict Probably
Reached Today.

IOSdClSo IOody'
Following is the business of record iu
the circ lit court since our last issue.
Judd Smith VS.. The People. Order
for return to writ of certiorarl entered
The People vs. Bert Shelter. Viola
tion local option law, Arraigned; plead
not guilty; bono for appearance June B
filed
The People vs. Charles l.. Carey. Vio-
lation local option law. Plea of not guilty
withdrawn and plea of guilty entered /;
bond on file to hold respondent until
June at 8 a. nj.
The People VS.. George r.. Ellington.
On motion of prosecuting attorney leave
was granted to file amended declaration
charging larceny. Respondent arraigned
and plead guilty to grand larceny; SEN
fenced by court to State reformatory at
Ionia from ID months to five years;
minimum sentence recommended
The crime for which Ellington was
convicted was the taking of quantity
of jewelry from the store of j. 2. Reigle
of Cob eville on the night of April %.
Under Sheriff Shrine was given charge
of the case, and some time after arrested
Ellington in South Haven with some of
the stolen jewelry on his person. Much
credit is due officer Shrine for his clever
work in this case.
The People VS.. James LaMott. Aban
donmeut This was the first case tried
by jury; verdict, guilty.
A decree in the following case was en-
tered: Roy Delamater VS.. Rosa Della
mater.
The Morehouse murder case has been
on trial since Tuesday A jury was
secured from the regular panel, and is In
charge of Special Officer G. w Reynolds
Attorneys Cook & Chandler Of South
Haven are defending Morehouse. A YER
dict will probably be reached today.
Later The jury retired at D o'clock
last night and returned at 10 o'clock
with verdict of not guilty.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1908-06-05
PAW PAW SCHOOLS
CLOSE NEXT WEEK
Successful Year Cones to a
Close. Week Taken up
With Exercises.
q WILL RECEIVE DIPLOMAS
Commencement Exercises at Rink
Thursday Evening, Alumni
Friday Evening.

Next week is commencement week in
the Paw Paw public schools. On Sun
day evening Rev. T.. III. Harvey will
deliver the baccalaureate address, and
the exercises of the several departments
will continue throughout the week until
Thursday evening when the % gradu-
ates will receive their diplomas Follow
ing is the order of exercises for the week:
TUESDAY EVENING, AT OPERA HOUSE.
The Enchanted Wood.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1908-06-05
The Enchanted Wood.


Captain of Police, Harold Buttertield
Chorus of Fairies.
Boy Police.
Act |.
"School is Overs" FAIRY Subjects List
Our Call;' ave Come. We Come!;" "a
Strange Request Indeed;" "Fall, Fall,
Deep Shades of Evening"
Act IL.
"Now What has Become OF NV Chill
dren;" "And Now May Your Quest be
Successful;" Police drll "You are NV
Guest;' 'Leave Them Now to Work
Their WILL"
Act III.
Policemans march; the charge; Dawn
is Breaking;' "Hear and Heed Them:"
Welcome! Welcome!:'' "For Who
Would Be a Dunce!'
WEDNESDAY MORNING $50, OPERA HOUSE.
lst, End, 3rd and 4th Grades.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15

FOR EXCHANGE
sSc0-FURNISHED FLAT, SOME GOOD
STOCKS AND FROM $500 TO $500 CASH
FOR ROOMING HOUSE AT BEACH.
S500O-CLOSE IN ROOMING HOUSE, A BIG
MONEY MAKER. FOR GOOD CITY
PROPERTY.
s275O-rHE INCEST LITTLE RooMING
HOUSE IN LOS ANGELES, FOR CITY
OR BEACH PROPERTY.
S2500-ROOMING HOUSE ON HILL ST. FOR
CLEAR LOTS OR EQUITY IN COT
TAGE AND SMALL AMOUNT CASH.
s1G00-ROOMING HOUSE. CENTRAL AVE,
FOR CLEAR LOT OR EQUITY, Or
WILL SELL ON EASY TERMS.
s5000-RESIDENCE WEST END. CLEAR,
AND SEVERAL CLEAR LOTS, FOR
IMPERIAL VALLEY LAND.
$5000--GOOD CLEAR RESIDENCE. HIGH
LAND PARK WAY, FOR IMPERIAL
VALLEY LAND.
$4,000 TO $4,000 WORTH OF GOOD Los AN
GELES AND PASADENA, PROPERTY
FOR IMPERIAL VALLEY LANDS.
RANCH. WITH FULL WATER STOCK.
OR NEAR LOS ANGELES.
S4500-EQUITY IN $500 RESIDENCE, THE
BEST IN ESCANABA. MICH, FOR
Los ANGELES OR SOUTHERN CALI
FORNIA.
TWO $4,000 AND ONE $4,000 CLEAR RESI-
DENCES IN GOOD TOWN IN INDI-
ANA FOR Los ANGELES OR SOUTH
ERN CALIFORNIA.
v. Il. STOCKWELL a. CO..
30t Grant bldg. A2S14, Main 1889.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
FOR SALE
BIG EXCURSION
TO KERN ISLAND.

Every Tuesday and Friday evening ct
$50 an excursion starts to inspect the
rich Kern Island lands selected for the
members OF the
SEVENTH HOME EXTENSION COLONY.
Round trip fare only ss--end the fun
you'll have will be worth the price. Fare
refund ID 10 buyers. Come 70 our office
and get particulars; see the stereopticon
pictures any evening. But act quickly
time is short-second allotment takes
place March 14-don't miss 1t. Those
participating in first allotment now NOV
ing on their farms--building. plowins'
planting One Of the best water rights
in the 7tate goes with the land. No dry
years Land costs but t26 per acre--and
this seasons crop should more than pay
for 1t.
Come In during the day or attend any OF
our interesting evening meetings; or. II
you can't do either. send for free Illus
trated booklet.
CALIFORNIA HOME EXTENSION AS
ISOLATION. ground floor, Chamber Of
Commerce bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
Suburban Property-GIendaIe

FOR SALE
150x235 on a beautiful corner, 9 blocks of
line, 11-room modern house, finely
finished, very large rooms. two toilets, BATH
etc. north and east 'front.' plenty OF flowers
shade and fruit trees. Let Us show you this
fine home. Price $500. Can make terms.
Brand blvd. near 4th st.; improvements in
fine business property. For a short time
price is $1,000 each.
40 acres az miles of San Fernando. all IN
oats; IL acres Of s-year-old peach and april
cats; sl25 per acre.
20 acres 3h miles Of San Fernando; 8 acres
set TO peaches and apricots; now in oats;
$15 per acre.
sax2oo. on a corner; 7-room modern house,
beamed ceilings. bath, etc, barn. lawn,
flowers. ~ blocks of car line. near school
house; price $500.
5 acres blocks of car line, s room house,
barn. fruit and shade trees, on corner;
fine soil; bargain. $500. one-half cash.
All kinds of acreage, houses and lots for
sale
SIMMONS INVESTMENT
COMPANY
407 Crosse Bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15

I CAN FURNISH YOU HOUSES or LOTS
ia any part OF the city nj lowest prices.
n. A. BROWN.
Room o, 1854 N. Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15

$500, MORTGAGE $500; LEASED $50 PER
MONTH; 9-ROOM MODERN HOUSE;
ALL WELL FURNISHED; BARN, ETC.
WANT GROCERY STORE OR SMALL
RANCH.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
Aass1gaA,s-Ma.aAG
H1zz =


NICE LEVEL LOT 10ox14s TO ALLEY,
finest sandy loan soil; price only $3.50: s310
cash, $50 month Also one 50xl50 for $500;
terms, $40 down, so month. ]. ]. AHLERs,
100 North Broadway.
WANTED-FRoM OWNER. LOT BETWEEN
Sixteenth and Adams. Western and Sixth ave-
nue.: will give my Eighth avenue lot and $500
cash. Phone TEMPLE 6es.
CARRY A COMPLETE LIST OF EX-
changes.
n. A. BROWN,
Room 8. 1854 n. broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15

FOR EXCHANGE-soME GOOD ONES
$500, CLEAR, FINE APARTMENT HOUSE,
26 ROOMS, ON WEST FOURTH ST..
ON THE HILL: ALWAYS FULL AND
MAKING MONEY WE KNOW THIS
TO BE GOOD; WANT COTTAGE OR
LOTS.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
Houses--Furnlshed

FOR SALE-FINE FURNISHED ROOM
ing house, 25 rooms, for only 1880, on
the hill, Angels flight Another IL
rooms; something grand. make offer; also
other larger rooming houses, full room
ers; sell low for cash or terms or trade
for real estate. Sec PHOENIX, 2os Grant
bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15

FIVE ACRES BEST LAND IN GARDENA, \,
$135o.5o A. A FRIES. 1916 Mallard avenue
Phone West 1915.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15

LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH ME FOR
quick results.
Room 8, 1854 N. Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15

FOR SALE
$3.50 per month small cash payment,
will buy Broom house, on level lot 50x2oo.
facing two streets; price $3.50.
s.5 cash, 3-room house. new; price $500.
s75 cash. 4-room house, new; price
$500.
$40 cash. level lots 5ox27a; price $3.50.
Phones: 41441. Boyle 74i
ANDERSON REALTY CO.,
4i0i East First Street
Green office. opposite school.
Take East First st. car; get on Rowan
avenue.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
IMPERIAL VALLEY LANDS

2,s. 5. 10. 90 40. so. $50 and $40 acre
tracts
v. e. STOCKWELL & CO.,
30f Grant bldg. A281i, Main 1880.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15

OUR EXCHANGE DEPARTMENT Is IN
SHAPE TO MATCH ANY DEAL ANY
WHERE. EXCEPTING TRASH WE
CAN MAKE YOU \ QUICK DEAL.
AND OUR AIM is TO HAVE YOU
FIND PROPERTY AS WE REPRE-
SENT IT.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15

CHoATE. JONES & STUMPF.
2O1-2o2 COLLINS BLDG, S23 W. THIRD.
MAIN 2S5; HOME AS2S6
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
SOME GOOD ONES

FOR EXCHANGE-sOME GOOD ONES
$500, CLEAR, FINE APARTMENT HOUSE,
26 ROOMS, ON WEST FOURTH ST,
ON THE HILL: ALWAYS FULL AND
MAKING MONEY. WE KNOW THIS
TO BE GOOD; WANT COTTAGE OR
LOTS.
$780, MORTGAGE $500; LEASED $50 PER
MONTH; 9-ROoM MODERN HOUSE;
ALL WELL FURNISHED; BARN, ETC.
WANT GROCERY STORE OR SMALL
RANCH.
OUR EXCHANGE DEPARTMENT Is IN
SHAPE TO MATCH ANY DEAL ANY
WHERE. EXCEPTING TRASH WE
CAN MAKE YOU \ QUICK DEAL.
AND OUR AIM is TO HAVE YOU
FIND PROPERTY AS WE REPRE-
SENT 1T.
CHoATE. JONES & STUMPF
2O1-2o2 COLLINS BLDG, 323 W. THIRD.
MAIN 2S5: HOME AS2S6
FOR EXCHANGE
$50 acres, including townsite. on Indian
river, Florida: long wharf into river; house;
all good orange land; S2o,Ooo want Southern
California.
Newport Beach. ocean front corner. clear.
$780, want automobile or lot here.
3 acres Long Beach, $4,000; want house and
lot here.
Improved property. almost clear. to $4,000;
want ranch.
For saIe-some of the best and 1O-acra
tracts in Southern California; easy terms; also
Perris Valley lands.
List your exchanges with
r. d. TINKLEPAUGH,
Main 2u9; AT4s, so2 Frost bldg.
FOR EXCHANGE, A GOOD ONE
ssooo-cLEAR, IL ACRES. ACRES
IN ORANGES. IN DEcIDUoUs
FRUITS: SMALL HOUSE AND OUT
BUILDINGS. LOCATED IN THE NOR
THERN CITRUS BELT IN GOOD LIT
TIE TOWN BUTTE Co. CLOSE TO r,
r. DEPOT AND JOINS THE MARCUS
DAILY AND HEARST ORCHARDS;
PLENTY OF WATER CHEAP OWNEE
WANTS LOS ANGELES OR SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA.
CHoATE, JONES 6 sTUdPF,
20l-202 COLLINS BLDG,
sls w. THIRD ST.
PHONES MAIN 2sS, As2s6.
FOR ExcHANGE-wE HAVE CLIENT.
wants TO move west: he owns 100000 worth
OF good city. farm and other property which
he desires to exchange for Pacific coast
property OF any kind Give complete de-
ecription in hrst letter, Write today b.
F.. LOOS CO.. Watrous bldg. Des Moines'
Iowa.
FOR ExCHANGE-P. X. SNOW. sos
Bryson Nlock. Phones Main $780, ASsIo.
Can exchange your property or business
Miscellaneous "SWaps"
wANTED-A SINGLE HORSE AND
surrey will give organ IL stoi. fne tone,
worth sSO and $50 cash. Address GEO.
NJ. SALISBURY, Huntington Park u. ~
1T You WANT TO SELL, BUY OR EN-
change call
n. A. BROWN,
Room 8, 1I5ss n. broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15

FOR SALE-AT SACRIFICE.
HOLLYWOOD BUNGALOW,
WITH " ACRE OF GROUND
('2 lots. each 52x2o9'')
This place was built and improved for m,
permanent home. but must "let co. at sac.
rifce price OF A700. Terms. S2700 cash. bal,
ance on mortgage.
The bungalow is new. modern, very attrac,
tive and extra we'll constructed Has extrs
large rooms; oak doors. beamed ceilings
raneled walls. etc.
The grounds are highly improved with trees
flowers. fruits. berries and largo poultry
yards.
on second lot Is very attractive s.roou
bungalow.
Take Bimini- Western car on Broadway 6c
fare) to Melrose ave. Go east one block ther
north to second house. Owner there.
FOR SALE
A strictly hrst class s-roon, BUNGALOW,
modern In every particular; mortgage $780,
at per cent; cash $500: total $500: mort
gage has two years TO run yet We can show
!. per cent on the investment per year. Bun
galow has just been built; lot 50xi25. In the
southwest part Of the city. This Is = real
snap. Call Monday for further particulars.
TRINITY BROKERAGE CO.,
al8 Pacific Electric building.
FOR SALE
On Park Grove avenue. the thoroushfare
that connects Washington ave. with the
swell st. James park district. ! will make Q
sacrifice price on a six-room cottage on lol
boxisS. with nice lawn and palms. for few
days
I CAN FURNISH YOU HOUSES or LOTS
la any part Of the city nj lowest prices.
r. A. BROWN.
Room 81 1854 N. Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15

FOR EXCHANGE
$50 acres including townsite. on Indian
river Florida long wharf into river; house;
all good orange land; $40, 900; want Southern
California.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15

Newport Beach, ocean front corner, clear.
1920; want automobile or lot here
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15

FOR sALE-ss5oo-s ACRES UNDER WATER.
bitches building; shade. fne land.
ss7Bo-26 acres good land. Lankershinn.
teooo--ao acres improved. two wells.
e. l. BRYANT. $40 Byrne bldg