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MONDAY. HEPIEMBER 23, 1007' 1.8 TIMZ AND TRAINS VAIT rCR NO MAN 4 I I HS DAYLIGHT 8TORE. HHO.JtS MAIN OK HOME I "SOMETHING NEW EVERY DAY" jJ Special Sales of High Grade Ready THE CITY IN BRIEF 1 BREVITIES. Stabbed in Cheek. Fred K.

Eberback of No. 1 Ann Arbor street wag Blabbed In the left cheok early jentorday morning, In a fight at Ord and Sun Fernando streets by an unknown man. Police Aid Asked. James Cornish of Highland Park is missing, and his relatives have asked the police to find him. He left his home last Thursday, with considerable money.

He Is said to be addicted to the use of liquor. Woman's Forgiveness. Lucia Mendora of No. 810 Alameda street was knocked down and Injured by her husband, who, It is alleged, came home yesterday morning under the Influence of liquor. At the lte-celvtng Hospital it was found that she had sustained a bruised forehead and ft Blight scalp wound.

She refuses to prosecute her husband. To Wear Garments and Millinery Starts This Morning For the most interesting shopping news for this week, An unreliable watch Is worse than no watch at all It deceives you. If your watch Isn't reliable set rid of it. Get a reliable watch. Get it at tha look again at our yesterday's big adv.

WATCH OPTICAL CO. A Warm Welcome To Fall We are here with the glad "hand" for Fall. We want to gee you ret "there" with the "glad rags" this Fall. Fabrics of rich pattern In some of which brown patronise the color shumes and othera which gray occupies the center of the atage, yet both beting brightened and made ultra attractive by harmonizing stripes and plaids and pin checks of olive, of maroon, of black and of white. Plua Brauer-Krohn superior fine tailoring, the sum la Incomparatlvely swagger clothing.

2o to Hp. Brauer Krohn "Tallora to Men Who Know." THREE STORES. 0 128-30 N. W. Cor.

South Fifth South Spring and Main Street. Spring. Street. 3 OS SO. BROADWAY J.

W. Hellman, i6i N. Spring Street 22f New High Street SELLS Water Pipe Sewer Pipe Plumbing Material And does Plumbers Work by Contract or by the day. Beeman Hendee "THE BABY SHOP" 447 So. Broadway 75c per Gallon Hats Regatta Suits Light Weight 20 per cent, off usual price.

and Coats Bears kin, white and colors with hats to match. SIzeS 6 mos. tq Caps For Pure, Native Wine 75c and upward, by the gallon, for our own brand vintages. They have the Pure Food label. Port and Sherry So.

California Wins Go. Home Ex. 16, Main 332. 518 S. Main St.

744 8. Spring St. Napoleons, Washlngtons In Garland Gas Ranges MERCHANTS, BEWARE 1 State Pharmacy Board to Begin Active Campaign Against Handlers of Drug Without License. Tha State Board of Pharmacy ha engaged the services of Q. A.

Lewis and N. N. Miller of this city to make a canvass of all stores in the towns and villages of Southern California, to enforce the letter of the State pilar-macy law, which prohibits the handling of drugs by any other than registered pharmacists. It is probable that there will be numerous arrests, as members of the pharmacy board declare they have begun a campaign which will enforce every provision of the law. While the law has been on the statutes of the State for two years, it is only recently that the board seems to have decided to enforce it, so far as it applies to the handling of drugs by the country stores.

This law strictly prohibits the sale of drugs by any one not registered with the board aa a licensed pharmacist, but It Joes not prevent the merchant from handling the remedies known as "patent medicines." Through efforts made through Los Angeles parties at the time of the pas-sago of the law, the merchants arc also allowed to sell certain ordinary staple drugs, and this list includes: Glauber slats, vaseline, Jamaica bay rum, condition powders, insect powders, rough on rats, turpentine, ammonia, glycerine, sheep dip, castor oil as a lubricant, cream of tartar, alum, borax, washing soda, chloride of lime, lye, wood alcohol, Paris green, blue stone, baking soda, flavoring extracts, salt peter, baking powder and all patent medicines, that Is, nit.d-lcal preparations which are registered at Washington and which t-ear the register number on the bottle or carton. There is a section of the law, however, which provides that general dealers who are two miles or more removed from the place of buhlness of a registered pharmacist may sell other household drugs and medicines, by maklwc application to, and securing from the State Board of Pharmacy a general dealer's license. The fee for such license Is $12 per year. The campaign among the country stores Is to begin in earest during the ensuing week. WILL NOT LEAVE.

Becker, Instead of Going to Europe, Will Again Appear in Public Here. Owing to the marriage of Thtlo Becker to Miss Frances Otle Chew on August 22 last, the story has been circulated that the talented pianist would leave soon for Europe. This was due to the fact that Mrs. Becker, before her marriage, traveled considerably, and it wag supposed that a trip abroad, if not to take up a permanent residence In Europe, at least to stay there for some time, would be In order. As a fact, the rumor is groundless, as Herr Becker Intends shortly to resume his public career and to make Los Angeles his permanent home.

Mr. Becker has not appeared in a public piano recital for over twelve years, and has confined himself strictly to teaching during that time. He is looking forward eagerly to the time that he will again be able to resume his career before the public, and It Is probable that at least one recital will be given in the latter part of October, under the management of J. T. Fitzgerald, of the Fitzgerald Music Company, Mr.

Becker studied under Martin Krause of Lelpslc for five years, and his playing has been testified to In the warmest terms by that master. A promising career was broken in Lelp-slo by ill health, and he was advised to come to California for a short time to recuperate. The "short time" has Correct Hats tor all Men World beaters for line baking and gas saving qualities; elegant array of styles. I12.M to 160.00. Sold by Juvenile Clothing velvet, serge and bear skin In all colors.

Tom CTShanters In leather 6 yrs. $3 up. Corduroy, very serviceable as well as attractive Sizes 1 yr. to HE.KI uliut, 31-540 So. Spring.

St. Prof. Stark has resumed the leadership of the famous orchestra at LEVY'S CAFE and cloth with emb. emblems. Hats for special suits and hats that will go with anything.

Peter Thompsons for Boys and Girls. 6 years $7.50. Misses finely tailored coats 2 1-2 to 1 6 yrs. very swell $3.75 up to $33.00. Corner Third and Main Streets.

Something new every day In Suits, NEWS AND BUSINESS. The new Harris Frank store, 437-41 Bouth Spring street, Just a block south of the old store, is now open. It is assuredly one of the show places of Los Angeles, and will help advertise this city throughout the country. The Harris Frank business marks the growth of Los Angeloa. Beginning on Aliso street more half a century ago, this store has moved south, as the retail business of the city grew that way, until today it is housed in its own modern building, occupying the entire four stories.

The development of the Harris Frank business proves to all aspiring merchants that the only sure road to success is honest methods. More than fifty years of fair dealing have brought to Harris Frank the confidence of the buying public. Their businoss extends all over Southern California and Arizona, many customers outside the city finding that they can be served satisfactorily by mail. The old slogan of Harris Frank used to be "everything for meu and buys, except shoes." This must now be amended for a complete shoe department, carrying full lines of good shoes for men and boys, is one of the features of the new store. The main floor here is devoted to shoes, men's furnishings, hats and men's clothing.

All fixtures are of solid mahogany wlih marble bases the effect Is very rich, quiet and tasteful. The second floor of the new store is the Boys' Department. Clothing of boys has for years received special attention at Harris Frank's and this department had outgrown Its old quarters. The new store gives It tremendous floor space, and still more comprehensive stocks can now be shown than heretofore. On the third floor are trunks and hand bags, uniform suits, overcoats, and men's evening clothes.

The fourth floor is set aside for reserve stocks of all departments. Visit the new Harris Frank store. You are most welcome. You'll find it worth seeing, will receive every courtesy and attention. Remember, the new location is 437 to 441 South Spring street, just one block south of the old' store.

Oriental rugs. Mr. A. M. Enfiajian 1a now located at 723-725 South Hill st.

on second floor of Rice, JCImock Le Sage Co. He has a fine display of choice rugs in the window. Some of the new arrivals that he purchased while he was east. He is giving especial inducements to oriental rug buyers from now on giving the benefit of the low rent to his customers. At the new Harris Frank store, 437-441 Spring a department for girls' wear has Just been opened.

There will be found girls fall coats and Peter Thompson suits. The variety and smartness of these garments makes the Coats, Skirts and Waists. WELLDOM Cloak and Suit Shop Beeman Hendee 521 So. Broadway. "SIEGtL'SWOMtN-CHILORIIllsWEAR 251-255.

south BROADWAY SPECIAL ON SALE TODAY. VJomen's Waists Entirely new lines of Beau Brummel and lingerie effects; (P4 hf? $2.50 values at 4l EXTRAORDINARY DISPLAY OF Fine Undermuslins, Bridal Sets and Separate Pieces. The largest collection of fine undermuslins ever gathered under one roof is now on display, embracing 'all the new Ideas of foreign productions and domestic adaptation. Exquisite matched sets for wedding trousseaux and separate pieces that any bride could wish to behold. Prices are popular.

S1 EGECS wW0MOfcCrllDRC ffc STEIN WAY PIANOS Ceclllan Piano Players, Victor Talking Machines Geo. J. Birkel Company Finest Display of OSTRICH PLUMES and Feathers In Los Angeles Prloes that are not duplicated MARVEL MILLINERY 241-243 South Broadway There's all the snap, style, character, quality, you want in Segef $3 Hats The smartest shapes and shades of the moment are here now. Men's 50c Neckwear today 25c SIEGEL'S 103 So. Spring Hotel Nadeau Building CUTLERY EXCLUSIVELY OTTO STEIN EN SUPPLY COMPANY 210 West Third Street 8.

Spring Strt LADIES $3.50. $4.00 and $5.00 shoes are selling for $2.00 a pair at the AGILL'S SAMPLE SHOE SHOP Permanently located Fifth floor Merchant's Trust Building. 207 Soutl Broadway Salesroom 603. We sell cutlery of every description. Clothier and Haberdasher FAMOUS FOR $10 SUITS Cutlery sharpening and repairing.

Capabl of vaHd anal artlstlo arranaamanli 1 MULLEN BLUETT CLOTHING CO. Corner Spring and First Sts. THE QUALITY STORE. Established over a quarter of a century It Cloak and Suit tlouu DOOKCaSCv South California Furniture Col (( Jl developed into thirteen years, and he has not the slightest Intention of discontinuing his residence here. Broadway, oji-o; Oold loaf picture frame made to order from the latest designs.

We repair and reglld gold picture frames, pedestals and gold furniture. Framed pictures. Ml ICW DEATH OF YOUNG ADRIAN M. HAMBURGER. The 4-year-olrj son or Mr.

and Mrs. D. A. Hamburger, died suddenly Just after luncheon at their Santa Monica homo yesterday. The little fellow had been a sufferer from heart trouble since his birth.

Charcoal, Coke, Blacksmith Coal by the sack or car load, also WOOD KINDLING Hay and Grai GET OUR PRICES CLARK BROS. 1249 S. Flgueroa Ex. 106 Main 7807. new department well worth the attention of the mothers.

J. W. Frey has moved his stock of mantels, grates, tiles and andirons to his warerooms, corner Los Angeles and Twelfth streets, where can be seen the largest assortment of black and brass fireplace trimmings to be found In the United States. Afternoon class in elocution and voice Mondays and Thursdays; opens September 23 for young people. Doblnson School of Expression, 1044 South Hope.

Tremendously tempting bargains all this week in framed and unframed pictures. You can save at least half. J. F. Kanst Art 642 S.

Spring St. You will find on comparison that our millinery surpasses anything in the city. Spier. Ladies Hatter and Importer, Third and Hill streets. Have you Reen the smart fall shoes now on display at Cummlngs's store, 4th and Bdway.

Shoe headquarters. Have you bought your fall shoes? New styles are now shown at Cummlngs's Store. Fourth and Broadway. Sanborn, IDail Company 357 South Broadway BIRTHS. MARRIAGES.

DIVORCE. Deaths. TIUIONT. Julia A. Tilbont, widow of the late Wm.

TiJbont of South Padena. died Friday evening at Dolsevllle. Funeral from KKgleston's Funeral l'arlors, at 1417 Mission S. Pasadena, Tuesday at 10 a.m. RUPE.

Entered Into rest, September 30, at her late residence. No. 809 East California street, Pasudena, Wllhelmlna Frled-erlke. widow of the late Albert Rupe, and daughter of L. H.

Meyer, both of New York. New York Herald anil Paris and lomion Herald please copy. Ml KPUY. At her home, 608 E. Twenty- For a DiseasedScalp Autumn forests in their glory.

Free booklet. Write or telephone. Manager There Is relief and curs In our idyllwiid. Riverside County, Cal. Mrs.

Grigg, director of Cumnock For a Home. For mining Camps. For Summer Resorts For Health. scientific treatment. Do not neglect to consult us If your scalp or hair troubles you.

Consultation free. The famous Dennett Shampoo, best in the city, at 60c. School of Expression, has returned and Is at home 10-4 daily. Dostor Elmer A. Clarke, residence Hotel Woodward, 8th St.

bet. Hill and i Olive streets. Drs. Rogers and McCoy have removed to the Seourlty building, Fifth and Spring. Damon.

Piano tuner. $2. 349 Spring. Furs. D.

Bonoft, furrier. 212 S. B'way. Dr. Schaefer, dentist.

310 Laughlln. BENNETT TOILET PARLORS N. E. Cor. Fifth and Spring.

ninin, Kerugo murpny, or Phoenix, aged years. Notice of funeral later. AT WOOD. In this city, September 22nd, 1907, at the residence of his daughter. Mrs.

J. IJnkenbach, No. South Burlington avenue, David At wood, In his 87th year, a native of Massachunetts, father of Frank S. Atwood of this city, and Mrs. Martha H.

Whitney of Mlllburg, Mass, Boston and Worcester papers please copy. Services at his late residence, Tuesday, 3 p.m. SMITH. At her residence. No.

618 East 21st street, September 1907, Susan beloved wife of Gilbert Smith. Funeral notice later. OKR. At his residence. No.

10 West ISth street, September SI, 1907, Benjamin F. Orr, beloved father of Mrs. Vlrglna O. Schu The best house on the market for mining camps, as It Is light In weight and will accommodate 6 to 20 people. Made in ten slses.

WALKER PORTABLE COTTAGE 1322 8. GRAND AVE. macher and Mrs. Elsie O. Booth, In his LET US FURNISH DUR 01E 72nd year.

Jruneral services private. LEONE. In this city, September 31st, Lu-clne Leone, aged 34 years. Body at Bresea 8o5 B. jrigueroa st Funeral notice later.

PETERSEN. In this city. September 31 K. E. Petersen, age 63.

Remains at chape of OHmfAClrTCXOAJT uvernouzer-mms to. interment, Denver, Col. DEATH COMES STRANGELY. Whittler Man Found Unconscious In Rooming-house After Desertion by His Companion. C.

C. Ford, cement worker, who lived at No. 620 South Bright street, "Whit-tier, died at the Receiving Hospital last night at 7:10 o'clock, under peculiar circumstances. Ford was found by the police in a questionable rooming house at No. North Main street, unconscious.

All efforts to arouse him failed. According to the attending phy- Good dependable furniture linked with lo on which this business was started, and i to grow. Today we have six floors fille nishings that money can buy. If you co want good values in good furniture, the HUGHES. In this city, September 3.

Thomas west possible prices is the foundation up-s the basis upon which it has continued with the newest and best house fur-ntemplate furnishing a new home, if you we want to get acquainted with you. CEScareful consideration of quality Special Bargains in J. Hughes, age 41. Remains at chapel of Overholtser-Mills Co. Interment, Lawrence, Kas.

HAMHUROER. Banta Monica. September 22, Adrian son of Mr. and Mrs. D.

A. Hamburger, aged 4 year. month and 18 Cloaks, Suits, Skirts and Waists Every Day at days. Cremation Monday. Friends kindly omit flowers.

Connell Company, Funeral Director. No. 1051 South Grand avenue. Tel. Main The Paris Gleak Suit House All we ask is COMPARISON OF PRI and price relative to value.

We'll let by your decision. Don't buy in the hig sarily extravagant, but go a step farther, HIGH prices," where you will find the Make a note of the address, 212-14 W. 6 Eure you, get the right place. ou be the judge and stand ready to abide h-rent district, where prices are over the line from HIGH rents and est furniture values in Los Angeles, th between Spring and Main. Be 252 South Broadway F84W.

Mrs. Connell In charga of women an! children. Peck A Chase Undertakers, Long After Others Are Worn Out 433 B. Hill. Both phones 61.

Lady attendant. Out-of-Town Customers Order your Wines and Liquors by Mall You will find our vehicles still serviceable. Some high grade top buggies to close out. Ask us for prices. ADVANCE JJUGGY (J.

Salesrooms 3SO-388 8. Los Angeles St. Factory 3000 Central Ave. CREDIT GASH COUPON WE GUI Salt Lake Transfer Co, 217-19 East First street, will check baggage at your residence to any point. Both phones Ex.

72L Orr A Edwards Funeral Directors, N.E. corner Tenth and Flower streets. Main Old Plantation Distilling Co. 108 South Broadway, Los Angeles IS, Home FIS71. Prlvat ambulance.

Lady liclans death resulted from brain hemorrhage. Mrs. I. Crafts is the landlady of the rooming house. She was questioned by the police, and told a straightforward story.

According to the woman the unconscious man was brought to the house by a companion known as "Curly." The woman said "Curly" became frightened when the police were summoned, and left, declaring he did not want to be mixed up in any trouble. He said the dying man was a railroad engineer, and stated that he had found him in a near-by saloon. Detectives investigated the case. They think Ford had been on a prolonged debauch and was taken to the roomnlg house by the man with whom he had been drinking. There will be no arrests, the police say.

Advices from Whittler state that Ford had lived -there some time. He leaves a widow and young child. He came to Los Angeles on Saturday, but nothing Is known of his movements in this city. PERSONAL. R.

O. Crewe-Rced, a tourist from England, is a guest at the Van Nuys. W. H. Irwin, a New York magazine writer and a former resident of San Francisco, is at the Angelus.

6eo. fl. TLnylov TAILOR AND HABERDASHER 525 Soutb JBroaowaj? I Mens' Tailoring Second Floor I Ladies' Tailor in Third F.oor I Take advantage of our liberal credit system. It paves the way to immediate possession of the comforts of home. Don't deny yourself those things that make life worth living don't wait till you save enough to pay all cash.

It's not necessary. We offer dignified, genteel credit to all responsible parties. You needn't hesitate to buy on time, for ninety per cent, of the world's business Is done on credit. Let'B talk It over. No trouble to show goods, quote prices and answer questions about our terms.

As a special inducement to buyers this week, Instead of ottering cut prices on certain articles, we have decided to put in this cash coupon GOOD FOR $1 ON ANY $10 PURCHASE. "GOOD FOR $2 ON ANY $20 PURCHASE. You can come to the store, Belect anything you want, and present this coupon in payment and it will be accepted as so much cash. This is the "square deal store." Times 9-23-07. ALFRED BENJAMIN CQS HIGH GRADE CLOTHING SOLD ONLY BY JAMES SMITH CO.

-J37-I39 80UTH SPRING. STREET RELIABLE DRUGGISTS Rice-Nimock-LeSage Go. FORMERLY BROADWAY DRAPERY FURNITURE CO. MOVED TO Ot NEW BUILDING 723-725 South Hill Street. We've )ullt our business on pur drugs- Pierce Bros.

Undertakers, 10 8. Flower. Tel. M. Lady attendant.

Bresee Bros. Co, Undertakers, IH South Flgueroa. Private ambulance. Lady embalmer. Tel.

M. 243. Mom Kin. Los Angeles Transfer 751-3 S. Spring.

'Phone Main 4 or 2(9. Horn E. 248. Will send messenger to your residence for checks and deliver baggage without extra charge. Dexter Samson Co, Undertaker.

1132 8. Flower. Home F4S8J. Sunset 7S. Lady assistant.

Private ambulance. If You Want to Go East C. Haydock. Agent Illinois Central R.R 11 West Sixth. Robert Garrett Co, Undertaker.

Lady attendant. LJJ S. Flowr. Ambulance. Agricultural Fair Hanford.

The Southern Pacific sells round-trip tickets to Henford and return on September 2itli for Hi. 10, good for return days from, date of sal. Inquire foe Sprint street accurate, reliable prescriptions honest dealings and fair prices. BOSWELL 6 NOYES THIRD AND BROADWAT George W. Maynard of New York arrived in the city yesterday, on his way East from a buslnens trip to Alaska.

FURNITURE He is a guut at the Alexandria. CLOSE MARGIN PRICES Our Kverlastlna Bona Thomas Pollard, of Rose Valley, Nea? Fall Hats Matheson Berner Broadway Cor. Third (UOMFAMY Between Spring and Bro adway West ana a party of friends are at the Alex andrla. Mr. Pollard is a prominent lumberman ana principal owner of a Siitth Street TWO STORES steamship line.

eprlrf St. 1 8. Broadway.