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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-08
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Mr.. and Mrs. Z. T. Harvey expect
to leave about the nldle Of June for a
two months stay in the Pacific north
West Their son. Earl Harvey, who is
ina military school in Pennsylvania,
will be home the first Of June.
MI 5s.ssa2
DR.. and Mrs. w. D. Donoher and
little daughter are planning to leave
late in The summer for Europe. where
DR.. Donoher Will spend six months or
more in study.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry Walker
have gone to Los Angeles. They vii,
return by way Of San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II Greiner and Mrs
Miller have moved from the woodruff
and are now, at home to their friends
at 4 Henry ':tss apa ar
Miss Mary Bishop expects to leave
the last OF June for Seattle, Wash.
wlferesshe will spend the summer with
her sister.
Miss Lillian Stevenson of Ogden Is
spending a few days here, guest of
Mrs. ], Fred Daynes.
Miss Edith Brac s Of pasaaona
Cal, is here the guest Of Mrs. j. G.
|Dugan at S2gJ street. =
Miss Kate Williams has returned
from an extended visit in the east.
Dean and Mrs. Benjamin Brewster
ana children left Monday evening for
Long Eeach, Cal, for three weeks,
stay
Mrs Frank j. Hagenbarth and chill
qren nave returned from California
MISS Brown OF Montana a sister Of
MIS- Hag;enharth. is her guest for
some weeks
Mrs. Olive Gaylord who has snent
the winter months in California. has
returned and is at home at the ivan
hoe apartments,
Mr.. and Mrs, Jack Gilmer of Chica go
are visiting at the home of Mrs. Gil
nes,s parents. Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Mrs; I. L. Park and baby. are ex-
pected home from their eastern trip
the latter part Of the month. :
Il. l.. a Culmer with his son Wells
Gunner. have returned from trip to
southern Utah. & 4
Mrs. Harry S. knight ana children
have returned from Long Beach where
they. spent the winter months.
Miss Kathleen Townsend. accom-
panied by her brother, the Rev. George
Townsend OF Provo, will leave during
the month Tor their home in Dublin to
spsnG the summer;
Mrs. J. N callow ana her children
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ter Beulah to Mr.. ,Jamese, Bailey, the
wedding to take place in June.
y
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. @Knudson8 OF Brig
ham City announce the enga genent OF
their daughter Lylia to Charles C. Clay
ton OF this city, the wedding to take
place in June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Letham Of SUI
gar House ward announce the engage
ment of their daughter Libbie to Guy
e. Sorenson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Angus Cannon, Jr., an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter Meg to Mr.. Bert Shaw of this city.
the marriage to take place early in
June.
Prof. and Mrs. Luce announce the
engagement Of their daughter. Marie, to
Walter q. Brown, of Chicago. The
wedding Will take place in the early
summer. rs
The engagement has been announced
K IN New York of Miss Frances Dyer
Clark, daughter! of Senator and Nrs
Clarence d. Clark OF Wyoming. to a
Hobart sChampan OF Boston. Miss
Clark has frequently Visited here, hay-
ing spent some time as the guest OF
+ DR.. and Mrs. Jack Keith and her sis
ter. Mrs Charles Blyth.
The marriage of Miss Halle Ferronl
of this city and Nelson Dickerman of
Hammertot, Cal, will take place next
"Wednesday at the home ,yof. the brides
parents, Mr. and Mrs a. ID, Ferron,
with Rev. w. L. Brown officiating In
the presence Of the near relatives and
friends. The couple VIII leave inlrne-
diately for the groom's home in Cali
fornia. ~
Miss Hazel Wicking and Edwin r.
Hawke We're married on Wednesday at
the home of the brides parents, With
ReV. r. Il. Short performing the cere.
mony IN the presence of abbut ID
friendsyf he brides gown was OF white
1nessalipe with lace trimmings and she
carried white roses and lilies of the val
ley. NH. and nd, Mrs. Hawke left later,
for 4 short wedding trip but Will be at
home TO their fiands after June Is at
81 III street.
4 quiet wedding Of Wednesday, was
=tl1.,f Of Nttss annie, 9 a End James
smith, the ceremony being performed
by the brides father. Mr. George Lan-
bert, at The family residence in the
presence of a few reiatires and friends.
MI Smith is connected with the Or
:pheum and they. vii make their home
here
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/. = G..
Maly's academy. The claRs Eolors,
green and gold, were carried out In the
decorations and as the class numbers
. Is, Lucky 81 place cards were used in
the way of horseshoe. Present9were.s
Misses Adelia Sun, Angela. Heckerl,
Nell Smith. Bertha Michael. Winnie
Denough, Marie Hughes, Mary Nc.
Donough, Bernice Kohn, Lillian
Broyles, Mary Sullivan, Florence SulIl-;
van, Fern Sullivan and NIena Reno.
Mrs. Elwood Brown entertained her
Sewing club Thursday, giving an Or
pheu n party, folloWed5by luncheon at
I Franklyn's. Present were: r Mrs, John
9. DAILY, Mrs. William c. McC.re:l, Mrs.
Fred y. Leonard, Mrs. Edward ]. Rob-
serts Mrs. William Hunt, Miss Eudora.
DAILY. Miss Estelle Clinton Miss Name
Sappington and Miss Winnifred Lynn.
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TIE lARaER ~ ,es
o1T;S|'t!;R||!E:;i!iF:l'f6i,'
OGDEN.

u. w. Walsh of Phoenix, Ariz., md
Lamar Nelson of Ogden, entertained 81
party Of friends at the Weber club
$aNVedncsday evening
Tho marriage In Butte last Saturday
evening OF Miss Helen McDermott, for
Silerlys OF Ogden TO ID. &c. Cook, presi-
dent Of the Three Forks, Montana,
bank, was surprised to many of Mrs,
F Cooks Ogden friends who hasten to
extend their congratulations. NJ;
One of the enjoyable parties CT the
week WAS a dinner given at EvontL by
Mr.. and Mrs. William Van Allen. The
party left the city in a tally-ho and
was the first party to cross the Via
duct. 1t included Messrs. and Mes
danes a.. Q. Campbell, "A. "a. Horn,
4 Charles Kircher. John Lynch and Fl.
7 M. Rowe. 5,
Raymond NJ. Smith Of the Wells,
s Fargo EXPRESS company has returned
to- Ogden after an absence Of u month
on tho coast with his bride.
Nh. and Mrs. "A. Whittemore have left
for an extended eastern trip which WILL
include visits to Chicago, New York.
Boston and other points.
~ <AaVSEy pretty ANeuOlHS LOOK place luSC
Sunday evening at the home Of Mrs.
re. Roundy, when her sister, Grace
Herne Porter, was united in bonds of
1natrimony to Robert S. Marshall. The
ceremony which was performed by Rev.
q. w. McCreery was witnessed by the
Immediate relatives and friends Of the
contracting parties. After Il short
wedding trip the young couple will
make their future home In Ogden.
= Il q. 4.
Mi. and Mrs. q. 8. simpson left dur
ing: the week for Columbus, Ohio,
where Mr.. Simpson goes as q delegate
to the national meeting OF q. of r. T.
Before rturning to Ogden they expect to
visit friends and relatives in q nunl-
zber OF the eastern cities.
8 Mrs. w. Fred Gentsch and son have
gone to Omaha for a. visit with rela-
tives for a few weeks.
L. M. Higgins, Of Jerome. Idaho, is
spending a few days in Ogden. visiting
relatives
Miss Ethel orth has returned from a
visit with her brother at Phoenix.
Ariz., and after a. visit of two weeks
here. she will go to Seattle, where she
will act as one of Utah's hostesses at
the Alaskan Y ulton- Pacific exposition.
II Mrs. O.. III. Costing and Miss Emma
Hirschler have returned from q four
fnenths tour of Japan, China, the Phil
tppines and Hawaii. ss5
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riment and the prize was awarded
Miss Allie Smoot. The feature Of the
evening came when the gentlemen en-
tered the contest of sewing buttons
on to q piece of cloth, al proving they
We're hot experienced workmen The
prize was awarded r.. McNitt-
Tho sixty-sixtll birthday anniversary.
of Mrs. George w. Gee was flttingly
celebrated by her children Wednesday,
afternoon at the home OF the esteemed
lady. About 40, friends responded 10 the
invitation The afternoon was delight
fully passed In games and music and
was given Mrs. Olive Bean for being
able to throw the greatest number OF
sacks OF beams through hole III u
board. Mrs. Ursula. Gee carried AWAY
10 prize on the wheel game.
Miss Mamie Beasley entertained Il
number Of her young friends al her
home Wednesday, evening. Games,
music and refreshments We're enjoyel
by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. William, M. Roylanca
delightfully."- entertained at their homo
Monday evening about 80 young people.
friends OF their. son Mart Roylance wha
left the next day for a mission to Great
Britain. The guests were delightfully."-
entertained with music. games aud
reading During the evening the guest
OF honor was pres with a beauti-
full gold signet ring a token Of re-
membrance from IL OF his boy friends
The guests departed at late hour
with Wishes for q pleasant and profit
able sojouan and safe return.
Mr.. and Mrs r. r. Thurman an
nounce the enga gement of their daugh-
ter Miss May, to Milton Thomas, the
marriage to take place in the near flu
4ture. II y 5y{3
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Knudsen gave
a social at their home Tuesday evening
iii honor. OF their son Reed who leaves
"Wednesday for Norway. About 100
guests enjoyed the hospitality of their
genial host and hostess.
-
Prof. and Mrs. George Brimhall en-
tertained at their home Tuesday even
ing the faculty and teachers Of the B.
Y. university, Readings, music and
games all tended to make a most en-
joyable evening: An elaborate lunch
was served.
s The class of 1909 high school. gradu-
fates OF tho b. Y. university entertained
at a very enjoyable dancing party at
the university Friday evening.
A social was given Friday evening
in the Sixth ward Westinghouse In
honor of Reed Knudsen and Jessie Nc
Cullough. Short speeches. music and
a dainty lap lunch We're enjoyed by q
large number Of ward members.
8 II .s4ffs9
Miss Ora Holbrook, daughter Of Pres
ident and Mrs. Lafayette Holbrook, was
l~>{h, Al L. ~ nF Il
Salt Lake Thursday at noon in the
Salt Lake temple. a family dinner
was given in their honor at the homo
OF the bride the same evening. Mr..
and Mrs. Dixon will reside in, Salt
Lake. A large circle OF friends ex-
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have returned from s,av 5ofs sevor.,,.
..sa q staS oI sepefti
~. Gu
WIS. oitiali 2, bost9il, Mass is mere,
tn exc 5a uvse u 1iis' e'ien aliiief, lor
i '.e etaf 70 >.
MIS-. Einfldge Ihomas IS spending
I LIS week IN Logan gan tfe guest OF MIS-
SeerS'
-. ,,,, -
MO-. for short trip.
AZ, 80 Sc,,,,
ahq MIS- MIS-, g a, S5liieelte nave nave come
be At, nome, IN the $Pauilne fats IS
Mrs. Y. a. Honnoid ana chlldren
nave returned from santa Ana, CAL,
Whefe they nave spent me WINTER.
Miss Mabel Corbin leaves at the close
Of the school year for q stay of some
three months in Scotland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira futile will have
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On Thursday Miss Bell Crane and
Homer Reed were married, the cere-
Short at the home of the brides par
ents; Mr.. and Mrs. Georges W. Crane,
In the presence Of the near relatives
and friends and the bridal pair leaving
afterward for short trip. = They will
he at home to their friends after May
10. a.
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One nfithe largest affairs OF the week
tcas frs informal reception given by
Mrs. Bathsheba smith on Monday, IN
435 5 Ionoi. ar her birthday anniversary, the
rooms being bright with profuson
OF flowers, the gifts OF friends and
4 about 100 Being present.
q on Tuesday Mrs. Smith was guest OF
honor ut III elaborate banquet given
by the general board Of the Relief so-
ciety Of which She is president, pro-
gram of toasts being, given with MIS-,
20 Responding.
-
ma 5,ftsTnoon Mt luncheon in honor of
Mrs Mr., ]. Walcott Thompson and Mrs.
Bishop, the decorations peiils ~ ti'i.''4
1o''ets'' go
Mrs. IA. l.. a. Culmer entertained at
large dinner this week In honor OF
l,s,. mother, Mrs. Susan Wells.
- - !
Mrs. Hugo Druehl was hostess at
nleasant evening affair in honor of Miss
Halle Ferron and Nelson Dickerman,
If Chicago, whose marriage takes place
next week.
(
& delightful affair Of the Wes ,i., We Wy,
IN. annual social given by the Authors
E riYb On Tuesday night at the home of
M W w. Ritter. An interesting taik3
on aFolk- Songs was given BY NJ. =,
~ NJ ~ yo,,ngs girls, comprising Miss
Iid;th Grant, Miss Maud ltiter. MISS
Edna Young and Miss Edith klilgs-
bury, Mrs. Brines acting u a. a hanhs
4 nanist The details were ~ tnss M, ,9,,,.,
az committee consisting OF my No..
oss Mrs. Ritter. Mrs. j. a 49,,
and Mrs. Eliza Bennion y SOCIAL ',o''t I
followed the program. .5
ss
Mrs 81 c. Hanchett entertal ! leu - s,
NUMBER OF old friends AT prluse Oh
rue sGay, the rooms peliis ',,,,,,,Ssh ny.
4 iii poIted plants, anu p, 9I r,,s..a,,rn|
NirGs A r, firth anu MI s. NriSS.ffS -
SV3lrnock.
"a, s ,,os.,nse nj a
Miss Joy itneete W. honor
pretty luncfepn on s5,nrt5
of Miss 8feryi nv. ~ hie mad
ly for \ -, and
dtteIlpert nee Nd lilies were
pink ana n,t giass howl
used a. ~, IA riaeetl on a
bslng ililea W. NJ mace cards
mirror tliu NJ, nIaS. Sprays Of
also EFFECTIVELY used
~, ,s,fst.d hy Mrs j.
INC ,, 1870 MA Miss Aleta Witheck
IL, g,ess,ng game followed
siilu =. =, Alice Spry and
,.in,. winning the prizes.
{ ~ 49, SO s y ~ \ -
IN ', ,,.a bastesss ,st a ISengin ton,
4lli1t,u ~ .,,,ast, being present The
e 49,. ssro,.1ted throughout in
,t,,,.,t, being used In pref
Z, q game Was among
~. - t,,rss md tie hostess was as
:, ,,,.lnf,,s r;ro,.., RYAN The afte..
-, N, helnuiing napkins.
~, ma ,,,,iyes; were ,ynn by Mrs. Lewis
1 IIM.l lyfiuesf,ay Mrs. Hammond
4 =. ~ rs 81. !, 4 card Marty and on Thursday
also viii be hostsss ! ~ y
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contest by the ladies caused much mer-
riment and the prize was awarded
Miss Allie Smoot. The feature OF the
evening came when the gentlemen on
tered the contest of sewing buttons,
on to q piece of cloth, al proving they
We're hot experienced workmen tbs
prize was awarded r. McNitt-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-08

/ Mrs. Gus. Becker and Mrs Charles
! Hollingsworth Of Ogden are hers to
spend a few days with their sister, Mrs.
H. R. Macmillan. "A
Mrs.so w. OFT left this week for the
Least. TO be away. several weeks. She
Will Attend the graduating exercises at
eSYelle sasy college.
II 4 Mrs, 81. W. Derrah has gone to St.
Louis and Kansas City, Mo. Mrs Dec
3rah,s mother VIII return with her TO
spend the summer here.
.Arr. and Mrs. Grant Hampton and
Mrs. George A.. Lowe have as their
guest M rs. William A.. Gle and her
daughter. Miss Gile of Worcester,
Mass. who viii spend some time here.
NJ. and Mrs 8. e Grimm y left Thurs.
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie II, Savage will
tbe, at home to their friends after May
! Is with Judge and Mrs G.. G. Good
win, at 80 U street. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. q. H. I.ndley are home
after a stay Of several months on
the coast.
I|'7Ieg'z(B22ztg
4 on5l Thursday Miss Ora Iolbrook,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lafayette
IIoIbroek Of Provo and Bines w. Dix
on this city We're marie diin the Salt
Lake ternple and afterward went to
PROVO q. where a wedding supper was
jsersed9 at the brides home. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dixon win reside in this city and
will be- atS home at No. 20 iKensington
flats. NJ 9sEE ggI
i y Duncan M. lister announces the
engagement of his daughter Christina
to ~ v u. w ilsun of Brampton, Canada,
the maria Sc TO take place in June.
S The engagement is announced Of Miss
Edna Davis of Oakland, Cal, niece OF
,ostnlaster M al. Thomas of this city,
to Erwin MaNiecessotl4 Of Dean r. G..
McNiece Of Westminster college. The
wedding will take place next month,
and the couple are to live at Milford,
Utah. where Mr. tAfcNiece Is in change
of the local electrical works.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fl. Gates an
.nounce the engagement of their daugh-
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On Thursday Mrs. Bryan Conrad en-
atertained at II luncheon at the Country
club the tables being decorated in pink
carnations and covers laid for n dozen
guests. Including Mrs. Louis Is. McCor~c
nick. Miss Anna Mccormick, Mrs. Frank
Judge, Miss Katherine Judge, Al $.
Ernest Rannberger, Mrs. a. V. Cal
Afghan. Mrs. w. NJ. Ferry, Mrs. Edward
S.?Ferry, Mrs. Arthur Bird Mrs.
George Rose and Miss Gertrude Nc
Grath.
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ing in cherry blossoms, and &ut u
dozen being present A short pro gram
was given followed by social chat aud
refreshments. The guests were. Mrs.
Alice John Mrs. G. Fl. Backman, Mrs.
Frank Bailey, Mrs. u, w. Bush Nj $
Will BackInan, Mrs. Lauis, johnson
MIS- T. Jones, Mrs. w. Yard ana CT
Van Gunton.
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One OF the largest affairs OF the week
was the informal reception given bX
i Mrs. Bathsheba smith on Monday, III
i honor OF her birthday anniversary, the
rooms being bright With q profuslonl
8of flowers, the gifts of friends and
about 100 being present !
On Tuesday Mrs. Smith was guest o.
honor at nm elaborate banquet given
by the general board Of the Relief So.
$ciety OF which She is president, pro
gram of toasts being given WIZ nl l.s.
II. II, Wells; rs toastmistress, and about
20 responding.
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Mrs. Lewis 3. Mccormick entertains
this afternoon at luncheon IN holor %
Mrs. J Walcott Thompson ana NJ si. .
4T,shop the decorations being in spring
flowers. ana covers laid for eight.
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Mrs. Fl. LA Culmer entertained at
Il large dinner this week IN loilor oi.
lei, mother, Mrs. Susan Wells.
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Mrs. Hugo Druehl was hostess at
pleasant evening affair in honor OF MISS
Halle F'erron and Nelson l,ickeri ma
of Chicago, whose marriage taxes p '''G-
nex i wee X. ~ f45s
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-31

WHY WASTE TIME AND ENERGY ON
that old machine when you trade it in
on of New Home rotaries2 The
machine of quality lightness and speed. Small
monthly payments. Machines slightly used
at half price New machines at S25 and up
Some splendid secondhand machines at
prices that cannot be duplicated. Machines
rented and repaired. WE SELL ALL
MAKES.
NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE CO.,
Main $500. $50 s. Broadway. F2331.
10-31-1
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-31

IN PERKS, RIV. CO.. CAL. THERE ARE
the following business chances for men with
more or less capital: A dry goods, notion and
shoe store, capital from $4,000 to sS000
electric power plant, capital from 1000 to
00,000 alfalfa meal plant, capital from
$4,000 to S100, 900; beet sugar factory, capt.
tai from 100000 up; a small lumber yard,
capital from $4,000 up. Either write to me or
other resident of Perris, or come and
investigate. Don't consult without you
wish to. T. Ii. SHAMELESS, PERKS, Riv.
Co.. Cal. 10-2S-13
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-31

WE ARE SELLING MORE STANDARD
sewing machines than ever before. Why?
There is reason. No better machine is
made. Come in and be shown. Our Nor
wood at $25 is bargain. Other good makes
rebuilt, for from IS up. We have no agents
or canvassers; you save the commissions
they would get. STANDARD SEWING MA
CHINE AGENCy, 53s South Broadway.
1871 11-7-14-3t
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-31
LOST AND FOUND

LOST. sTRAYED OR sToLEN-FRoM
Florida apartments, 1913 Florida st.. about
Oct 16, 1 large short-hair. lightstripe neu-
ter tiger cat Weighing about - lbs; large
eyes, long large, fluffy tail small white
spot under chin and white on belly, be-
tween hind legs answers to whistle call and
name of Tom Valued a family pet
liberal reward viii be paid for return or
information leading TO recovery. JOHN G.
TODD, 1928 Arapahoe. Home phone 24S45.
10-29-7
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-31

ON AND AFTER THE ID DAY OF NO
vember, 1909 the undersigned will recognize
400 Randolph St ROBERTSON & GAR
WOOD. 1925
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-31
SPECIAL NOTICES

fooR~WoRTH 8 PER CENT 70 700
Gents suits dry cleaned, 81; ladies' suits
dry cleaned, s1.25 up. This ad is worth p
per cent with first order. Win call for and
deliver All work guaranteed hrst-class.
UNIVERSITY DRESS CLUB, $751; Wesley
avenue 1o-3l-l
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-31

THIS WEEK WE ARE OFFERING DROP
head White machines slightly shop worn,
at a price not greater than ordinary
secondhand machine These machines have
automatic lift, ball bearing, and for usage
good as new. This is a rare chance, ana
you cannot afford TO miss It. New machines
rented 50 per month WHITE SEWING
MACHINE CO., 62s S. Spring st. 1O-31-1
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-31

SPECIAL NOTICE-ALL MEMBERS OF L.
w. 81, l. B. E. W, are requested to be
present at our meeting Of November !, 1909,
to take action on a matter Of special impor-
lance to come before the meeting at p.
J. s. MARSH, Sec.
1o-s1-i
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-31

WE CLEAN AND PRESS ANY SKIRT FOR
Use: suits. ladies or gents. s1.25 We call
everywhere. A4739; Main SS4l. MIS-
SOURI, DYE HOUSE. Office 235 S. Hill
1D-3l-3
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-31

GOLD GOLDl GOLD!
II your razors. Gillettes or safety blades
are sharpened by the Yankee Grinder you
will enjoy one golden moment-and make
your shaving a delight
s14 S. SPRING ST. Edge Makers.
l0-24-tf
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-31
SEWING MACHINES

CARLOAD OF SEWING MACHINES
COMING, AND WE MUST MAKE
ROOM SEVERAL GOOD SECOND
HAND MACHINES, INCLUDING
SINGERS, WHEELER & WILSON'S,
WHITES, DOMESTICS, STANDARDS.
TO SELL FROM 81 TO $40.
DID YOU EVER2 NO, I MEYER!
THEN YOU'D BETTER SEE THE
NEW WORLD FAMOUS FREE"
l.. C. ACKLEY, 40 W. 7TH
1n-21.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-31

1915 BUYe 1S-RooM ROoMING HOUSE;
rent only $35; rooms all rented; biggest bar
gain in city; come see.
CITY REALTY CO., 449h g. SPRING ST.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-31

EXPERT HOUSE MOVER; MACHINERY.
snokestacks, boilers all work guaranteed.
FRANK ORLOSKI, main Office 3O7 Omar
avenue. Tel Main 3zS5. 16-31-l
WANTED-LADIES'. GENTS CLOTHING.
HIGH PRICES $40 S. SPRING MAIN
1897; F59s6 6-25-6mo
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-31

FOR sALE-GROCERY, CONFECTIONERY,
soda fountain, horse and wagon; 4 living
rooms Phone SOUTH 316. 1896
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-31

Builds 1 II STORY Groom house and three
closets This house has a Holmes dis
appearing bed installed, latest design
of mantels, outside chimney and kitchen
chimney; buffet kitchen cabinets. hard
wood floors and beam ceilings; slash
grain Oregon pine finish; best plaster.
porcelain plumbing; two toilets, etc;
large porches
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-31

CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY-FOR SALE,
stock of general merchandise at discount;
only kind on East Seventh street. Store for
rent, with good living house, cheap. Look
this up. 2035 f. 7TH ST. 10-31-1
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-31

FOR sALE-RESTAURANT; GOOD LOCA-
ton: must SELL sickness. Call today, 100
f. 4TH ST. 10-31-1
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-31
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WORLD AGENCY CO.,
40s LISSNER BLDG, 524 S. SPRING.
PHONES F50T5 NJ. 1895.
FINE MILLINERY STORE,
Located % miles from Los Angeles. Has
first-class up-to-date stock. Doing business
from 500 to $3.50 per month. This is just
what you want. Has nice living rooms;
rent only 500. Price $3.50.
WORLD AGENCY co.
1s ROOMS, ONLY $3.50.
Just think Of it, Rent only $40. All rooms
full. You can buy this and clean II up and
we will make you 500 by selling it again.
Don't fail to let US tell you about this.
WORLD AGENCY co.
To trades lots, La Grande Beach, for
good stock or rooming house. Also have
$3.50 mortgage payable $50 per month will
trade for rooming house.
WORLD AGENCY co. 10-31-1