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5 I 16 Thursday Monxixo. AUGUST I. a a hr'nr Mrs. Taylor's death. hr I I us For ir.formati'in rraardm advertisement Mress CALIFORNIA DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO.

Fine Gold RINGS IHli Gil AND ENVIRONS. eg. 15c SheerA 1 A jUIGHI'ITo HOS! toiaa MBIT Initialed WomH en's Hsntfkar-chlefs; very special Today 10c "SOMETHING XM ESTKY PATC. 250 SMAR1 Ne Fall Elsewhere in cp a very special at Jacoby's A and fortunate purchase of 250 Sample Outing and severely Trimmed Suit Hats for omen and Misses assortment of mWl? iru Diotf Uai 'V -The sliowing Hats Same Styles as Featured Town at $7.50 and $8.50. Htre IHtic u.m xmiT velvet Gra'n wear Second Floor i -a -tsutw-MuaaajeBBBBV' 'jfii Jrzx a-y Inoludes back in beautiful inarine, and clever Ikjk tm-b drooped crown bats an rg virlllla are plain and front effects.

(nS uineiiwi i reuuir plain liappeit ana uncui velvet, ilch Uros folds, trimmed with- Pi velvet ribbon or ears of ilK an and two-tone ideas, colors snoianjv, niaei shades of green. Burgi l.iaclf sea blue, leather -brown 1 Immediate white. These hats are fori the best end represent absolutely J. $4 values in the city. Skirts to Order 32 new Fall style ModMs to Choose From Materials up.

to $1.50 Everulhinn mm I household furniture, at $700, f.ii.l tn aaiWfy a $100 mortgage. hris t.c;;; timl nlie ir-tently pawned 15n0 worth of dia monds for 30. lie Is reeking them to arrange for a redtmpilon. I. knew Mrs.

Taylor that she was the nvner of a hirge ranch, but the authorities cn find no. record of It. It has been reported that 8he made a will several years ago. Great effort will be made to locate the Instrument, as it is said that all of her relatives are enumerated In it. Dr.

Moore said last night that Mrs Taylor was in a' comatose condition during-the four or five' days attended her. and he was unable to Iwirn anything about her. He formed the opinion, however, that Mrs. Taylor had been driven Insane through the loss of a large sum of money. WHERE A WiTIM Chamber Maid Carries Large Bundle of Towels flo Room of Recluse, Injuries Knee.

Gets Damages. The penchant of the late Mai. Phipps, the widely-known multimillionaire recluse of the Hotel Van Nuys, for clean towels at this late date, promises to put a tiny dent in the profits of the E. Potter Company, which conducts the hosterly. Ida Turner, a former employee of the hotel, yesterday got Judgment before Justice Summerlield for $159.43 against the company for an Injury to ht-r left knee, suffered while taking bundle of towels to Phipps' room.

Just before he died. According to the complainant there were sixty towels in the bundle, or one day's supply. They filled both her arms and obscured her vision. She said the eJevwtor she had to tak was a foot or so below the floor. But ehe didn't know this until she stepped and fell.

The doctors pronounced her Injury an aggravated contusion. It temporarily Incapacitated her and she sought damages of $299.99. CASTS SPELL OVER GIRL? ather Alleges Is Chuclie of I'nuTiipulous Terson and Is Granted Warrant. Asserting that a man named C. J.

Hunt has cast dome sort of spell over his young daughter, Sylvia, which makes the girl a slave to his will, Charles Silkwood, of Santa Ana, yesterday secured a warrant from Justice Summerlield for the alleged charmer. Silkwood told the court that Sylvia was a most obedient daughter until she met Hunt, but that now he can do nothing with her. He said she occasionally comes home, but only stays a short time and goes right back to the man. It is asserted by the father that the girl apparently is afraid of Hunt, but that she goes and comes at his beck and call no matter what Is said to her. rfustiee Smnrnerfield lost no time in signing the warrant.

V1TAL RECORD. MARRIAGE LICENSES. Tlie uia.rrlag licenses were Issued yratoruay. Niiiue and axe IHtOWX LIMKCSROVER. Frank F.

Brown, Slnrle K. Umosrover. I. EU.MjY I.OVKLACE. Lionel P.

Bundy, 21; Kiitle it. LovolHce. 18. BUTTOl.VH CKKHAUT. Howard D.

But- totph; 20; Ilfiwto h. Cm-hart. 22. Mary FS. Ma tin, S.

DL'VAfj-KIHUY. mil E. Duval, 48; Mattle M. by. 3.

ERIK SOX CASTILLO. Fred S. Erihson, 2G; enntiiiu, EUWIN GLENX. Mwea Brwln, 23; Maggie Git-mi, 1IA1SCH JONES. John II.

Halseh, Ea- thr M. 22. -KKUMAN. Ueiijamln G. Hay- WRrd.

33: Jonnln E. Rceman, 20. KEIiKLtlA MOXROY. Joaquin Etht'l Monroy. 16.

JAMESON STEPHENS. Julius M. Jameson, w. Stephens, 4S. Roy Lappin, 24; Flossie H.

Plover. 3l. McOKC HARRIS. Ira J. McOee, 42; Lola K.

Harris, 32. MILLS-Mcf T.ATrHT. Harold E. Mills. 36; Kfiella M'iL'latrliy, 26.

Sieve MtcJ, 20; Mary Cincl, w. Q'NIELK T50T.VER. Chester C. O'NIele, 22; ilJz.U'.RoyiiM', 21. OKHWAY MCMILLAN." Clifton W.

Ordway, liilna M. McMillan. 17. RANDAT.I Ei'KMAX. Thema C.

Randall, 44; Olivn llikmau. 2S. ROSS HOWARD. Harry M. Roas, 23; Lola H.

Howard. 18. REVXoi.HS'-SAWVER. Jnscpb P. Reynolds, ri7: Alpha L.

Sawcr, 27. SCI1WHMEH AYMOXV. Arthur Sehwemer, V.i: licral'linp Avnionv, 17. SIMI'SOX MACKAY. V'rank E.

Simpson, 19; I. pona E. Mjckny, THOMSEN UK ARC Ma'rlus A. Thomsen, 26; Nelllo M. Rriiro, TARXELI.

Met'HERRIN. Ellis T. Tarnell, 37; Nellie C. McPlierrin, 31. BIRTHS.

Names, sex, place and date of birth. ADPTSON. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob.

Daughter. li'lfl Krst Tlilrty-slxlh stiwt. August IS. AXSHUTZ. Mr.

mid Mrs, Marvin D. Boy, JESS'S East Sconnd street. August 26. ARMSTRONG. Mr.

and Mrs. Ferdinand F. Daughter. vi C'ompton avenue, Aumist lit. BAIUO.

Mr. and Mis. Alhert. Bi'y. 2133 T.nni? Tieuch ak'-nuc.

August 2j. Cn.M'ON. Mr. and Mrs. Jose.

Boy. 1562 strci-t. AiivmsI 21. COR WIN, Mr. and Mrs.

Ward E. Boy. 2665 SiiMilHir fitivt. Aufrust 21. CRKSTl'Mr.

Mr. and John. Daughter. a (Jk.fs street. August 20.

IXirSK. Mr. and Mrs. Leon J. Bey.

MS Knst Tliirty-inirfl tnt. August 26. DUVDIJN. Mr. und Mrs.

Sterling L. Roy. 71: Ceres Anpust 27. ELLISON. Mr.

and Mrs. John H. Boy. 1622 Md avenue. Aurunt 22.

GAMH1NA. Mr. nnd Mrs. Theodore. Daugh Irr.

11 Muteu mwt. AugtiKt 3. GOXV.AT.EK. and Mrs. Jose.

Daughter. N)ffl Aianieiia street. August 2n. (iRASSO. Utr.

and Mrs. Leon. Daughter, oin sris avenue. August 21. HARRIS.

Mr. nnd Mrs. V. Daughter. hin west mtrtv-R1th street.

August 22. HARTRHMAN. Mr. and Mrs. George, llov.

H7 In-wry street. August 21. JONKS. Mr. Mrs.

Albert Bey. 1031 Smith Jsn-ndwnv. Jnlv KEN NED V. Mr. and Mrs.

Ercdorlik. Daughter. A'tnlr street. August 2.i. KORR.

Mr. and Mm. ilinrles. Daughter. 1704 Morton avenue.

August 23, LIGHTFOOT. Mr nnd Mrs. George fl. Daugh-ter. 114 West Twenty-eighth street.

August 2. MARSHALL. M. rnd Mrs. Andrew Tt.

Daughter. W5 Crammercy plaee. Auiust Is. McMAPTKll. Mr.

and Mrs. Donald J. Boy. IW't nvenue. August 25.

Monr. Mr. and Mrs. Merilehl. Daughter.

144 Hewitt street. September 16. Ml'KSdN. Mr. ni Mrs.

Alfred C. Jr. Boy. 3 VhKnian venue. August 27.

OTIS. Sir. nnd Mrs. Joseph. Bow 1261 East Korty-tlfth street.

July SA1TO. Mr. and Mrs. Mantehl. Boy.

122 Souih Hill street. August 22. SCHAYE. Mr. und Mrs.

Walter A. Daughter. List Vorty street. AtiKuxt STIl.ES. Mr.

nn.1 Mrs. Nathaniel V. Daugh- ler. fl! Mozart atroet. August 21.

DIVORCE fllTS C'ROWLRT. Mary A. aanlrst Thomas. i Jennie against F.ugena i Xr.i-A "CTT" KINO. Lue l.

airlnst. John. "WAX. Harry L. against Dessle.

DIVORCE DECREES CHANTED. FITZCKHALD. Loulso M. from James UlWfU.Hi. Edward from Annie 8.

O. V. from Nellio B. JOKGF.N'BON. Kmil from Inra.

MOOLV. Ovare It. from I hue B. HOACII. I'irland from Mary K.

S11ELLKKD. Edith K. from John. OFHCIAL DEillTI LIST. Name and place of death Age.

Date. AVAM3, Juiiirs. Is Angeles. tm-l U' Anack-S 54 Capt. Juhu K.

Holly. nv wmI 85 Kimto. )W 10 lKAV. J. Jaw At'R'hs IS 'iARItWf, Lnarencs J.

An- Inc. Wholesale Dr ggisis I4.4i Ptepheneon Ixw An (tele For TIRED AND TENDER FEET -lu Uw rw Htbil Ti) ewe of rovf iot Kttp rhem trwetft mni cm oclablr by tUkmtJ OROStb row fkm boo -4mm Uppers puAcd me the riioea Mom iKop-ptflf Inp. kvep the fee gt tnd rnttmi No mor W4 buminf 1H whrn row uh OftObW COb not orI deodwarn. btrf perted toiteC po-oVf ttiied.mf nJ ootMii Uuated on the Am. nd on dwM Kackh il dtHgjiccabtr eduft arv oV SUorod ffivinf tlui teistw ot tfeviiincat and comion dmrtty women lo Paw.

odotlm dcodormrvf nl nothing DR051S ltc wibt hxlrt powfJet good raeufb baby ijcbcMt iun Contain no lum JC- 1 OllllW, MMWWiM.aewanrMS THE DROSIS COMPANY. 22 lewis Block. Buffalo. LAIRD'S BEAU HF1ES THE COMPl.EX10i BLOOM OF YOUTH prnduce Clear, Soft, Smooth and Beautiful Skin. Has been in use over 50 rear.

Millions ot Society Ladles, Actresses. Opera Singers and in fact every woman who desires a smooth, white, clear complexion has -used It as a dally toilet. All Imperfections, Dis-colorations. Tan and Freckles disappear on one application. Price 75c per bcttlc.

Sold everywhere. Hold at all Druggist and Department Stores. Sent by Express on receipt of 75c. CKO. W.

LAIRD, CLIFI'SIDE, X. J. Use Schratz's Oriental Bath Powder The Only Perfect and Scientific Cleanser of the Human The producer of a perfect complexion by dissolving all 'unhealthy secretions of the sebaceous glands thereby removing the cause of most skin troubles. Softens the hardest water and gives you a perfumed and antiseptic batb. SOFT WATER SOFT SKIN.

HARD 1VATEK IIAKSH blilN. Manufactured by iMtrolt, Mich, All dealers, 26c a box. Limited Trains Daily FROM Chicago TO Everywhere in the East Standard and Tourist Sleepers Tla Niagara and MHK Islands of the ht. Lawrence River. Insist on the Ilouble Track Koute for yonr Baek-Kast Vacation Outing.

Ask the Santa le, Southern FaclUo or Salt Lake Grand Trunk Pacific Steamships "Prlnee Ceorge" and "Prince Kupert" The Safest, Finest and Most Luxurious Steamships In the North Pacific Service. VISIT THE COAST OF ALASKA Via THE INLAND ROUTE Write for copy of Summer Cruise lit Northern Seas or call at t'lty Ticket Office of Southern Paclflo Railway. FRANK HOPPER, Cen. Agt. Pass.

Dept. Monadnoek San Francisco Every Wcman Intererttt! tna inouw jmow about the wonderful MARVEL Whirling Spray The new Vaginal 3yrwna. Bert most con Teal enu cieantei instantir. Ait mmi Amoo 1st for k3 If he cannot supply In, illustrated paoK-seaieo. jars ana MARHl 44 last Us Itrstt, Hew k' Wnr Cat.

i the Run Iru 324 So. SU and The Owl t)ru Stares. Exclusive GhinajhsGlAssware 4M-444 SOUTH BROADWAY Vollmer-Jantzen Greater China More An op wrtuna tlma to furnish your Beach Cottars or Country Homo. M. COR.

7TH A HILL 8T8. FURNITURE of Quality CASH OR CREDIT Los Angeles Furniture Company. S. Bailey Oldest Jeweler on Broadway, has removed to hla NEW LOCATION 641 So. Broadway.

$1.50 Gold-Filled Glasses Ground to Order Classes at Low Prices. THE WHITLEY jewELRY 147 $, Broadway I rV I i HsllWI I i jIundre(js 0f exquisite rings priced aU WT I1UU1 $2.00 to $200.00 Valuta In every instance that lively cannot be duplicated In Los An-igeles, Seeing i3 believing. Geneva fct 305 So. Broadway The Exclusive Specialty House" At 445 So. Broadway.

Newest Just Received Street Dresses For Women sses Newest Fall Models of Charmeuse Serge, Crepe Meteor, Satin Crepe or Velvet. Lingerie Waists At Waists were 3.00, $4.00, $5.00 and $6.00. Now $1.95 to $3.45 $7.50. $8, $9, $10 and $15 Waist Now $3.95 to $7.35 The Mgrshutz Optical Co. Is Now Located in their handsome new store At 704 Broadway near Seventh Lankershim Hotel.

We are prepared to give both old nnd nevr customers the most dependable optical service in Ias Angeles. 7O4.S9BR0ADWAY. Home Buyers We arc building houses on 5 Tracts from $1500 up. Easy pay ments, bee us belore you buy. Ask for Arnold or Boesche with WESTERN BUILDING INVESTMENT CO.

303 W. 2nd St. Main 1273. 60195. IT.

Mtnot Los Ange les i 63 KAWAMOTO. Kiyi.ko: Uis Angeles 4 MYTTOX, Robert E. V. Los Ange les 3 RE1LLV, Bernard. Los 77 SRIWT.

Edwaid Los Angeles; SS DEATHS. With Funeral Announcements. AXSmTRY. At Pomona, August 28, Rose C. Ansbury.

aged 87 years, native of Maine. BARRIER. August 29, Mrs. Annie Barrier, aged SS years. Funeral today at p.m.

from parlors of Cunningham O'Connor. Interment, Calvary Cemetery. LEWIS. In this city, August SO, at her resl- denee, Nn. 917 East Forty-eighth street, A I ire J.

Lewis. Funeral from the chapel of rieroe Bros. No. S10 South Flower street, Satur day at 10 a.m. Interment, Itoscdale Ceme tery.

MILLES. James W. Milles, aged 67 years. Funeral Friday, 2 p.m., from Sutoh'a par. lors.

MOTT. August 29. 1511. Rollo E. Mott, aged 2U years.

Funeral at chapel of Bresee Brothers, 803 riKiieroa, inursuay ai a.M p.m. MURRAY. In Astoria, Jack Murray, ae- eiocniai tirownins, sou or imam and r.usnuetli aiutTay, brother ct Mrs. M. lmriun.

James, Joo, Frank, Charley and itilte inuriHy. Ftmei-Rl nntiee later. POWELL. At Baker Station. August 29, I5H, Eugene V.

nged 62 years. Funeral at rhnpel of Rresee rot hers, K.5 Ftgucroa, Thursday at p.m. BUMMERS. At No. 4n7 South Grand vni.

August 26, 1911, William H. Summers, aged runerni at inn resmenre, Thursday aj p.m. Tieii(is invited. Interment, i.emetery. TA WORTH.

At No. South Avenue 21 li'ii, vnaswonn, a native of Pennsylvania, awed Si years. Funeral sen-ices at John R. Paul's ehapel No. North Broadway, Friday.

10 a m' rnenuj iuvieu. jiuermeiit, l.o.O.F, Cemo-tery. FCXEKAL DIRECTOKS. Tcck Chase Undertakers. 1213-15 South Figueroa street.

Lady assistant. National Casket Co. caskets. Tel. Main 61; 82727.

Go East Via New Orleans. and T. C. R. R.

Lowest rate. IIS West SiT'h Cemctcrtes. Inglevvood clcry Tvra n. i.aa A Lorn ABgelea and Kedoodo Railway. 0 aeril perfect land, wtta Impraveaeais utaiwe.

ins aor eenMiery on the Coeet. 101 6outh Broadway. Hooaa Sl Pben-rnilU; Mala aiinertnteedewt'e oSnne 1uil4f Hollywood Cemetery and shrubbery. All ton Under re atelrmw and CoieCrose rare to roundV Cemetery nwtf. int.

Rosedale Cemetery Memortol Par. MMed It lu Saturai beauty iawmeii ri.d f-r tvw- letuK and VlsmMui Pbonee-ilala alt; rhens 7tUI. rM AUCTION. Till RSUAV, 10 A. M.

2332 Dnlton Ave. Rooms High grade Furniture and Turkish Rugs Consisting In part 5 extra Persians, 1 14-0, cost saoos 1 9-0x13-6, cost Cos sacks, 1 Shiriban, i Persian runner, i Kara s. i iarg avaju, ysi. and Axminster rugs. 1 7-piece birdseye bed room set.

mahogany dresser anil 'chiffonier, colonial white enamel bed and clipper spring mattress, "Vernls Martin-bed, box springs, hair mattresses, elegant Japan ese Screen, French clock, bronze mission library table, massive leather seat -arm rockers and chairs. mission leather Davenport, fumed oak leather couch, hana-f carved hassock, mission pedestal, table and chairs to-match, mission' serving table, fumed vak Amffet, set Ilaviland dishes -cost 15. haml-patnteii plates. 25 pieces cut -glass, silverware, pictures, brie-a-brac wall clock Monitor gas rango with elevated ovn, s-inlaid linoleum, large refrigerator, kitchens, table, utensils, sard tools. IiEKI HAMMOND, AVJCRS.

Tel. Bdwy. TJ7-749 S. Spring st.f-: iillijl JLXJ ri Fine furniture, carpots, rugs, gas ranges, at our Bo. Spring.

Every Mou-5 day, Wednesday, Friday afternoons at 2 p.m.ji TQDAY AND TONIGHT. THKATr.r.B. AilditoriJin "The Captain" S.ljp.m. Be.asco "A Gtctieman rum M.ssls- 2:1 aod pjn. Hurbank "His House In Order" and i.m.

Emprese-VaudevtHe 9.0 p.m. I vinan Vaudeville Continuous comedy .1.43. 7 4 and Sj m. Orpheum Vaud-vilie a.wl 1:13 p.m. Pantagc Vaudeville 1:19.

SPORTS. tasehal! Lo Angeles vs. San Francisco, at Washington Park 2:43 p.m. THE LAXD AND IT3 FATNESS." Permanent exhibit at the Chamber of Com-aiexce building on Broadway. fcUEEAU OF INFORMATION.

Times Office. No. 531 South Spring etreet1 NEJVS IN BRIEF. AmerJcus Picnic. The Americus (Kan.) Society will hold a picnic Monday from 10 a.m.

tf 4 p.m. in Eastlake I'ark. Dr. A. is.

Royal 3 president of the society. Women's Year Book Out. Mrs. Andrew Francisco yesterday mailed 3000 copies of the year book which she has issued as corresponding secretary of the California Federation of Women's Clubs. This contains the addresses delivered before the federation at Long Beach, the reports of all officers and a list of the 300 clubs nd their officers, which, comprise the federation.

Ihiracii-Philatltca Banquet. The Southern California Earaca-Philathea Association will hold a banquet at the Federation Club rooms nt 7 o'clock this evening. Among the speakers will be Frank F. Pratt, Byron C. JIanna, ltev.

T. A. Waltrlp, Carl A. Bundy, Rev. Iiobert Grieve and F.

R. Risdon. O. O. Clark Mill officiate as toastmastcr.

The members and friends of the Baraca and Fhilathea classes of Los Angeles county are invited to be present for the consideration of plans for further development, among which is on for holding a convention In conjunction with that of the Sunday-school Association, November 7-9. Officers KIcctetl. The State Council of' the Afro-American Council, holding Its annua,) nessionsat the Zion M. 13. Church, yesterday elected the following officers to serve the next four years: James Alexander, President; J.

B. Wilson, First Vice-President; Rev. S. XV. Hawkins, Second Vice-President; Col.

H. Allensworth, Third Vice-President: E. XV. Winters, Fourth Vice-President; Joe Bronson, Secretary; II. L.

Tilton, Assistant Secretary; J. V. Simons, Corresponding Secretary; M. XV. Alexander, Treasurer; II.

O. D. Steele, Chaplain; J. H. Shackleford, nd H.

Wlison, Lecturers. The next meeting will be held In Oakland. BREVITIES. To Introduce our Rubberset brushes we will give one (large enough ralnt a kitchen floor) to each purchaser of one or more quarts' of H.M." Floor Paint if presenting thl notice to Mathew's Paint House, No. 119 South Los Angeles street.

Free Gravel Gravel suitable for road building can bo had for the hauling at the excavation now being made on the corner of First and Broadway. No charge will be made for loading. Phone Slain 1256. Free Gravel Gravel suitable for road building can bo had for the hauling at the excavation now being made on the corner of First and Broadway, No charge will be made for loading. Phone Main 1256.

Children's teeth regulated, crown and bridge work. Dr. Cicero Stevens, 412 Lankershim 3d and Spring. C. Farnley, Graduate and Registered Optometrist.

Glasses correctly fitted. 311 South Hill street. The Times Branch Offlce, No. 11 Bouth Broadway, advertisements and subscriptions taken. Hotel RoGSlyn and Natick.

Best 25. cent meals. Sunday 85 cents. Strange Sad. 0 NCE AFFLUENT, DIES A PAUPER.

MYSTERY OF DISAPPEARANCE OF WOMAN'S WEALTH. Worth Hundred Thousand Only a Few Months Ago, Remains Now on Slab in Morgue, With No Money to Defray Funeral Expenses. Search for Relatives. Lying on a slab In the morgue of Cunningham O'Connor Is the body of Mrs. Maude Taylor, who a few months ago was the possessor of a fortune of $100,000.

The remains are now in danger of being burled in a pauper's grave. The disappearance of the estate and the sudden changein the position of Mrs. Taylor are enveloped with enough uncertainty to give tho case 'an air of mystery. Public Administrator Bryson bus taken charge of tho case in the absence of any known relatives, and is endeavoring to explore some of the. dark angles of the situation.

The case first came to the attention of the court when Mrs. George Ives, who had been the nurse of Mrs. Taylor applied to have her charge do-ciarcd Incompetent und herself mudo guardian. Such action was taken. It was represented to the court at that time that Mrs.

Taylor had sud- ocniy. dissipated her wealth. It is understood that she began to squander it in large amounts before "Hurry Cp Harry" Brown was sent to the and while ho was operating a bucket shop. Other soldiers "of tainted fortune are believed to have plucked her purse. Afte she had been declared Incompetent, Mrs.

Taylor was taken to the County Hospital for treatment. A day or two later her guardian was Riarmea to find her charge had dis- nppeared. A search was made and was rounti that Hev. Mr. Brady had 0 reMW 10 "er caleo xvi in imv.uu Banuiorium.

Mrs. Taylor dpj sutlder.ly on the 17th Inst. Dr. ttosss Jloore who attended her for a ehort time, refused to sfga death certificate until an autopsy had been performed. Tho outcome of the autopsy has not been made public, but It Is thought that no suspicious circumstances were developed as the case wan not reported tho Coroner.

As soon as he Icirned that no rel-vllvi'x had made claim for the body, Vrvson Irf-gan an ivestifrntlon. ile ini-mrdiatcly madij pe-ari-lt for fund with which to Inter the body, but lias not found any. The ha kmrimil that a f'jw a in It AH fussed up a plush horse, eh! Well, it pays to be fussy about your clothes, to he fussy about the style and the fit and tba goods in them. Men who know go to Brauer's because they know, we're fussy about our tailoring. We obtain the greatest degree of fashion and fit and satisfaction possible.

There's opportunity, in these Wool-Schedule Reductions on all our summer suitings. Only a few days more and the chance will be gone. Be measured today! $30.00 suits 1 ff TO ORDER OlJJJ suits coyf nn TO ORDER 0TyU To Our College Friends: Refurnish your wardrobe for Fall wear. College clothes of class, and style and originality Lhe kind you'll like. Early Fall Suitings Now In A K.iBflAUER CO TO MEN WHO KKGW" TWO STDRE3 345-47 SOUTH SPRING AND N.W.

COR FIFTH SPRING Of? fir Jy nrm i Broadway Opening for Cigar Store Chance to get started in PLAN ADA clean, new town; no competition. See Flahtve Woodruff, General Agents. 709 Grant Building. Tel. 10277; Main I5S3.

Salmon, "Columbia, Jr." Brand, large cans. 25c NAUMANN SCHiLL Inc. 306 S. Spring Branch 224 W. 5th st.

Imported and Domestic Delicatessen. SCOTT SYSTEM FINE CLOTHING SCOTT-J3ROS, --Z427 South Spring SL Correct Corsets Perfect Fittkf Los Angeles Investment Co. 60127. 835-33T S. HU1 St.

Main 1248. Build to Suit Upon your on a lot or will furnish lot BEST CAVING TEEMS. Unexaggerated Advcrliseraents Is one of the foremost characteristics HERMOSA BEACH. Lots row at very low prices. BURBANK BAKER, Roori 503, No.

355 S. Broaflway. Good Clothes For Men Matheson's Broadway at 3rd New Location Weatherby-Kayser Shoe Co, Broadway at Fourth. THERE IS NO LIMIT to the posalbilities of an np-to-dato GAS HANGB. LOS ANGELES GAS AND ELECTRIC CORPORATION.

10c A A RIP Dutchess Trousers At SILVERWOOD'S THE WALKER PORTABLE The Coolest House Made CM at 13:3 South Asbeatna mil and let US Lined. prove l( to you, K. 11. WALKER Udwy 16S. P.

O. BOS II'I RIDGEWOOD PARK FOR HOMES For INVESTMENT GILES KELLS With WRIGHT A CALLENDCR C2 Hill St. Ms) REKD 4s IIAMHONO, F3513; Bdwy. 2R60. Auction Extraordinary of Household Goods, 1H15 WEST 47TH SiTKKKT.

Take Orand West St. Car. IKIUAV. lail. at 8:0 A.M.

Ttr in tliltt nliftli-A fitrnitura outfit. all --if CS Complete $5.95 'THTS offer holds good for 3 days only Thursday, Friday and Saturday. A high-class Skirt in every particular measured and man -tailored to your order by our own experts. Utmost satisfaction in fit and workmanship' guaranteed. Dress Goods Section Main Floor AUCTION Friday, 10 A.M.-.

,733 East 37th Street (Transfer to G-imth nlco furnish rgs of t.f,alrSt reclinini; mirror, por-chalr, opV f-iter tatue, (ourh, 1 graph--tieres, "good enameled bed'i, felt mattresses, springs, oak dressers, golden oak dining table 6 box 'chairs, Hidelioard. dishes and eUssware, nilver, gas range, refrigerator, lj(i)s, and ItruHSftls rturs, lace pictures. Also 25 Leghorn and oy, tauth itock clilokens, etc REED HAMMOND, Auctioneers. AUCTION Mahogany Pian Furniture 1223 VVi'est 8th Saturday, 10 A. M.

1 fine "dllbert" IFprlght Mahnp-r- riauo. I'arlor Rockers, AxmniKter nnd Tapestry nA Huge. Brass En ameled Jteds, ra'i" Bed Linen and Table Oalv presa-ers and Comwfldes. Toilet hets, hanltary Couch, Couch: Covers, Poitiers, Iiraperies. Kxtenslon Taoie anu iiiuirs.

iibues, uas Plate. OHV -W-9 South Spring St. ft- SOMETHING DOING EVERT DAY LUINA PARK 10 Bl Free Attractions TWIif 'r: DAILY FEATURING 'jrhe Malcommis Jugglers. if Selfried Ti One-Legged Acrobat. fUregory's Band 26 Soloists.

Xew. STILL BUILDING. ,21 mrfiWARJVAFxE, rjjX Atp 2KMN II E9 ANGQXa n.rposala for Foraae and Beddlnr. Pan propoh' See. KrQl? 11 A.M-,M! Francisco.

August- 15. 1911. Sealed win uc receivea nere ana at oi-uartermastera named below, until September 1 1 1 1 for furnlshlna foragfl ncaaing tor rort uougins, tuaii. ai mmiH, liuri HVKB, Arlzorr- Section 871, Revised Statuws. Tnfornie-103 turnUned eu ftppli.

ntum lo the posis namea or to I'. U.N i BCSrNK' I'NOKIl FICTITIOUS NAMES. CertlllClf v.nu ivi inn, vuuiiif wi Los An got the! undesigned, do hereby certify that we are business In this State. In the City ot Anneies, at nus v. j.

story Building, li? County of Los Angeles, under ih naiiX" and of The II. C. ITIchctt Company, aC'I'dmi That the names in full of all or sucu ousincRi. II. Cresson Prlchett, Howard B.

Prlchett. Residence of all members being at 131 West 61st CJty of Los Angeles. State of f'nllfornla. In Witness Vl'heTeof, we have hereunto set our hands and seals tuts i'Jtn day oi August, 1911. It.

CRT-iSON I'KICHRTT. HOWARi B. PRtCHBTT. Ptate at California, County of Los Ange- OBthla sth dar of August, A. before me, Kdna L.

Burkhart. a Notary public In and for the eaid County and State, re-idlni therein, duly commissioned and sworn. personally appeared JL Cresson Prlchett and Howard B. Prlchett. known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the within Instrument, and acknowledged me that tbev executed the same.

In Witness Whereof. I have hereunto s-t my hand and affixed my emcial seel the day ami jear In this nit above rn-' ten. EDNA L. JU KKHAiiT Notary rublJe In and for said County and Mate of I'sMfurnlH. 1-lli-d Aiicui-i II.

J. Lelande. Clerk. Uy C. J-put'.

I of which is nearly new and in finest tton. oonslstlna of two Sxl'J Axmmsicr, one 912 Botlv Krussels, one xl2 Wove Fiber, ocn Svl2 Brussels Hugs; carpets, Learner coucn and Box Couch; four Iron Bedsteads: Oak Limine: Room Kxtenslon Table, set of Chairs, Library and other Tables, rockers and other Chairs, two Maple Dressers, also Oak Dress- er. Stoves. Linoleum, etc. Do not miss tnis lie.

Terms Cash. The 11. C. rillCHKTT COMrAXV, Auctioneers. 11(1 W.

V. Story Bldg. Phones: Home AiSSl, Broadway 1487. AUCTION. FURNITURES AND RUGS.

FRIDAY, SEPT. 1, 10 A.M. 2 P.M. 830-32 SO. MAIN ST.

RHOADES RIIOADES, Aucrs. Phones: Main F1259. AUCTION FURNITURE AND ntGS. 120S "WEST 30TII PT. THURSDAY, AUG.

1, 10 A.M. RIIOADES RliOADr.S, Aurrs. Phones: Main 155? 5 AUCTION LOS AXGKLES AVCTIOJf COMMTS8IOM 4l-ua -N. JIAl.N BT. Phone F1719 or Broadway 1467.

Regular sale Tt'ESDAT. Let us call on you and give you an estimate; on wnat your fii win oriug at auction or make you a casn oner ror California Auction Company General Auctioneers We i a general Anct Ion Business guarantee eatisfartioo. Wa also pay loo price for i -1 furniture, etc. S22-t4 SO. MAIN ET.

rhones 634B7I Broadway 473. Thos. B. Clark AUCTIONEER. A' 632 S.

Spring Street F1907. Bdwayi 1921. AUCTION. Two Fine Furniture Auctions MQNO.tV. 4.

PtSfl A.M., '11 West 41st Hrlve. Tl F.HIIAV, VFIT. A.M. 205 Kaet Ave. 40.

The It, II. iTKMK Awlloneers, 21t (futr.il IJIiIk. llilny..