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CLASSIFICATION No. Heading

1 ANNOUNCEMENTS 2 Funeral Notices X Cards of Thanks 1 Lodge Notices 5 Lost and Found 6 Business Directory 7 Personal

8 Travel Opportunities 8 Business Opportunities .

.0 Financial 11 For Rent: Houses, Furnished 12 For Rent: Houses, Unfurnished 13 For Rent: Apartments and

Flats, Furnished 14 For* Rent: Apartments and

Flats, Unfurnished IB For Rent: Rooms, Furnished 16 For Rent: Rooms, Unfurnished 17 For Rent Oarages IS For Rent: Stores and Offices

Dished 20 Board and Room 21 For Sale: Automobiles and Ac-

cessories 12 For Sale: Furniture and House-

hold Goods 13 For Sale: Horses and Livestock 15 For Sale: Miscellaneous 26 Help Wanted: Male 27 Help 'Wanted: Female 28 Help Wanted Male and Female 29 Situations Wanted 10 Wanted To Buy 31 Wanted To Rent 32 Wanted: Miscellaneous 13 Real Estate: Improved 14 Real Estate: Unimproved 16 For Lease 16 Oil Properties, Leases, Royal-

ties, etc. 17 Income Property 18 Real Estate for Sale or Trade 59 Musical Instruments 10 Miscellaneous

1 Announcements

TO WHOM IT MAY .CONCERN: My wife. Ruby Brodie, having left my bed and board, I will not be responsible for any debts con- tracted by her after this date. (Signed) James Brodie. Oct. 9, llilM.

6 Business Directory

D. C. TURNERIn Rappaport's Store

Expert Shoe Repairer Makes Old Shoes Look New

Pianoforte, Theory and Harmony Instruction

MRS. A. LKW1S-SCHWARX Studio 1310 Narbonne Ave.

Graduate of N'. E. Conservatory, Boston: Pupil of Carl Stasney and Mme. Carreno of Berlin..

Pupils enrolled Saturday, Sept. 13.

kMEr.lCAN Beauty Shoppe Ex- clusivo shoppe tor ladies' and children's hair bobbing, and all kinds of beauty work. Props., EtUl' and Charles Tansey, U22 Mauellna, across from postof- fict. Phone 266- J.

shampooing, hair cutting. Open Wednesday, Friday. Saturday; oth. days by appointment. Mrs. Mai:..n Welch, 1415 Oak St., Lo- mitr. Phono 339.

lARi'HLLINO, shampooing. French IKIIK;- curling, facial massages.

. Bet'v Klmbrough, Tansey Barber Sh-v, 11113 Carson St.

HEMSTITCHING, Mrs. King, 2267 West Carson St., 1 block west of high school.

HKNCH PAPKU - WAVK, *1.50. By appointment. Apt. 31(1, HI Prado Apts., Torrance.

3ARCL.EY Corsetiere Mrs. W. H. Martin, 2845 Beacon. Ph. Lo. 62.

10 FinancialiUt.n WANTIOD for one year. V/ill «i-. firsl rnorlKaiM- .."'1 l".v '• l.onus. miMot -'.

1.. ,!i... I'. M. (iould. 11 -M Noi-.h NV. man. In-, l.iu Angles.

fOl.'It 1IOMF, Financed 100%. See "has. Vondoraho. 1911 Carson.

11 For Rent: Houses, Furnished

17 f,:> to JJO I'KIt MONTH Two- l .,111 house, furnished"; all mo'l- n-n; gas, liulil.s water and laun- dry loom Inrliidi-.l. 1.113 l'»i^t

'(lit UIONT On, 1 room furnish,.,! hod*., and "one 3-riiom IllllllHlied hoiis,. with Banu-e. Imiulre Park T, n.. iv No. ». 0'avonn A vi'.

Ol'l:-Hoo\l modern In. use, tin - lain,! or iiiil'lirlrf hedi Barimi'. 313X Itedondo lllvd., l.omita

1VK-KOOM IIOirsK, tunilshed. Apply 1011 Portola.

12 For Rent: Houses Unfurnished

WILL I.KASK modern five-room house for six months or more, to party who will take care of same, for $SO a month. 1712 Manuel Ave., Torrance.

HKAUTIFUI, 4 -room duplex, cor- ner Cota and Sierra. Mrs. Fanny King, 1321 Sartori Ave., Torrance.

NEW 5-room modern house, un- furnished, $45. 1007 Portola Ave., Torrance.

UNFURNISHED HOUSE, 3 rooms and bath, $20 a month. Call 716-A Amapola, Torrance.

FOR RENT 4 -room house: ga- rage: gas and electric lights. 3004 Fir St., Lomita.

SIX-ROOM HOUSE, $30 per month. 2682 West Carson St., Torrance.

13 For Rent: Apartments and Flats Furnished

THREE - ROOM furnished apart- ment; two beds; garage if de- sired. $37.50 without garage. Call Apt. A, 802 Sartori Ave.

and Flats, UnfurnishedFOR RENT, unfurnished Flat,

four large sunny rooms, extra bed closet and bed; all modern conveniences; continuous hot water; garage included. Rent reasonable. Garner Apartments, 2305 Redondo Blvd.. Torrance.

15 For Rent: Rooms, Furnished

BEDROOM, reasonable. 20-J9 Ar- lington Ave., Tonanco.

18 For Rent: Stores andOffices

STORE, equipped for light lunch; opposite school. 2636 Orange St., Lomita.

19 For Rent: Furnished or Unfurnished

nished apartments; hot water, vacuum; janitor service. Norman Arms, 2117 Redondo Blvd. In- quiro Apt. L.

nished; 2 beds. Apt. A, 2076 Re-

20 Board and RoomROOM AND BOARD Meals .by

day- or week; home cooking. Rates reasonable. 1729 Cabrlllo Ave.. Torrance.

21 For Sale: Automobiles and Accessories

AUTOMOBILE SPECIALS

Down Payment

23 Buick Sport Road- ster $285

24 Studebaker Light 6 Touring ...................... 300

24 Buick Tour. (Extras) 325 23 Willys-Knight Road... 275 23 Dodge Tour, like

new ............................. 200 24 Dodge Road. (30

days old) .................... 275 22 Buick Tour.

22 Oakland Sport .......... 165 22 Hudson Speedster .... 225 24 Dodge Roadster,

used 30 days ............ 275

tires ............................ 125

12 months and longer on balance.

10 late model Ford Tour, and

low as $50 down.

All cars carry a GO-day written guarantee.

Shrader's, 1310 South Main, Los Angeles

Open Sundays Atlantic 6523

23 For Sale: Horses and Livestock

Full SAI.K t'llKAl' Thoiolltihhivd ^Nubian lilileli «o;,l. :il2(i Fir St..

24 Poultry and Pet Stockl-cTTt HALF, File llho.le l.sl.ind Itod

luilh-ts. stalling i" lay -'uar.21Sth SI.

\\iiM.\X OK C.IKI. for hmixoiioik and rooking. < looil home lo right p.ull. Apply Mrs. Levy, phono 7r,.J. or 1:111 Sai tori.

30 Wanted to BuyWAN'TF.I) To buy b.-.-i eallle ami

veal Tiail.i 1,..- i.ol " '.. -o \V< :iili-..7 Win. li.iyes. I

WILL ACCEPT PIANO as down | lUiyn:, lit or. small house : ml lotill Campion. Apply, by mail ..id).*l.'!20 Cota Ave, Toi-raifc. i 'ul II'.

TKAIHv -'-'or piano or tin nit me. jr.:. , .illitv ill lari;.- lol Wat- 1. i eas. el. etn.'itv. Ten i uni.tes ! linn, ].,a.-)l. ll.JX- 77.-I. To: ..-.lire, |

39 Musical InstrumentsrPUICHT l'll(i.NO(iUAPH: also

radio with spealii-r: both priced liljhl. No. .'tin El Prado Apts.

F()il° SALE Hi-ail, good eondi-

40 MiscellaneousCALL MHS. LYNNK, Lomita 102,

before 8 a. in. and aflur 5:30 p. in. and give her your news Itcmfl

any lime No it.-ius or advertise- ment too Hindi und none tao large.

BROTHER OF, KING OF SIAM IN U. S.

TO SEE "SIGHTS"

After three years in France, studying military tactics, Prince Prajatipok (above), brother of the King of Siam, is in the United States with his wife (be- low) seeing the sights before re- '.uniitr; home.

LEAVES IT TO HIM

The following conversation be-

a prisoner was heard in a court loom far un in the mountains ofWest Virginia:

"I'riaonei. do you know this

"I've seen him." "Did vou malh'iuusly assault

him?" '.'I hit him." "Did you uso a dsiniioi-olls

weapon?"

"Did you knock him down?" "He fell." "Di« you hurt him?" The prisoner smiled for the first

time. "Ask him," he replied.

Sale at Coles Variety Store Sat- urday Gents' 35-cent collars, allshapes, all sizes, soft or hard 10 for $1.00. Dig Underwear Sale, for men. women and children. ThiH is a special Saturday conn- with tho crowds. All merchandise sold at about half price. Coles Vnrloty Store, betweon postofl'icc and Hor-ald office. Adv.

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GIRL, 11, CATCHES FOUR BURGLARS

I!Betty McCuiston, 11, is in line

to become Kansas City's Sherlock Holmes if she continues her de- tective career. Betty is given credit for the capture of four burglars who robbed a neighbor's house. She took the license num- ber of -their auto and gayc police descripti9ns of the thieves.

Read Our Want Ads!

TAKE HER TO DINNER

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SUNDAYSAT THE

FERNCROFT CAFE

1 BOWLING NOTES

Scores of matches recently bowled nL the American .alleys follow: *

I Union Tool Bowling Club

i -No. 1- Tcmploton ........ 122 1SH 200 Blanford ............ 130 124 149 Faulkner .......... 88 1J5 ion Nldy .................. 128 129 112 Acklcy .............. 119 138 153

B87 725 723 2035 No 2

I'l-att .................. 206 159 174 Hill .................... 127 203 17« Cribbs ................ 118 133 154 C.orulf ................ 183 146 162 Coleman ............ 105 106 126

j 739 747 792 2i78 1 Vo 3iXcllor .................. 161 134 137 j. loose .................. 117 142 167 j Woodington ..... 116 185 150 Eckland ............ Ill 110 137

j Ncwby .............. 185 1IG 139

1 ~ ~ ' 720 717 730 2197

i Stangor .............. 180 179 181 Proctor .............. 175 150 19S Smith ................ 117 125 US Klgg .................... 151 118 163

|I.arson ........ ; ..... 136 139 121

i '759 711 78) 2254

Tunsey's Barbers TotalSummerville .... 200 211 170 581

| Newby .............. 201 200.187 591" Tansey ............. 125 92 220 437

, Stanger ............ 160 236 156 552 , Harvey ..'............ 153 163 209 525

Red and Blue Total .lolley. ................ 171 1SS 157 516 Slassin .............. 134 145 136 41li Winters ............ lS9*"¥f!f 159 440 Taylor ................ 163 163 1S2 508 Kabelitx ............ 154 170 1!>2 516

755 Sit 826 2396

Hendrie Tire Total J. Dech .............. 150 155 153 458 F. Miller ............ 187 195 219 601 Oeo. Clever .. 189 259 169 617 E. Clever .......... 154 141 143 438 H. Dech ............ 192 192 1"2 566

4)Why^^raowe

6leep9

because we pel-mil the brain to

of tin- liodv overcomes it and pro- duces unconsciousness. The use of

vutmsr ftffi;brings peaceful ,.leep to many troubled with over-taxed nerves and pain.

Absolutely true asp'rln. tablets so skillfully made that their bene- ficial action begins in i:> seconds. Highest purltv, never irritate or burn.

One of 200 Piiretest preparations for health and hygiene. Every ilem the best (hat skill ami car, ,;.m produce.

DOLLEY DRUG

CO.Phone 10 Torrance

y/;o ffic-xct&L Drug Stora

AFFAIRS of the HEART

"* By Mrs. Thompson -»*

DESPITE ALL, SHE LOVES HIM

with, 1 am 24 yuan old and have b»en married over five year>. We have two children under 3 years of age. My husband and 1 have been separated for about two and a half months. We separated bc-

thing. He seemed to think 1 nagged all the time and it seemed to me he took delight in seeing how miserable he could make me. So we fussed and couldn't seem to get along. Yet 1 love himi, he is the father of my children and they love him. And it hurts to have

and thinks lots of them, and that is what makes the divorce seem al-

be parted from them myself, yet 1 don't want them to be parted from him. As 1 said, 1 love him and hate to think of spending the rest of my life without him. 1 can't

oral who have asked for my com- pany. There is one who even wants to marry me, though 1 have

you advise me to go about forget- ting. Of course, 1 intend going to work and that will throw me into new associations. But tonight my

and relive them, for 1 know part

own fault. But my husband don't

go of it again (not that I've ever asked him to), so 1 see no chance

Vonderahe ........ 119 173 183 475 Higgins .............. W6 161 151 438 Riggs ._.... ........ 154 144 161 459 Bale .................... 114 145 184 443 Hanson ............... ,163 151 144 458

686 764 823 2273

OCTOBER 10, 1924

seems only one way and that is to forget. A. B. L.

You arc ciulto right, thorn IH onl> one thing to do and that is lo for got. Forgot tho hard words und the* hitter recriminations. Forgoi

going to hunt. Forgot tho last flv< years and relive them In tho noxt five. Forget that you havo novoi a»kod your hllshand to lM-:'in rill over and ask him now. Just forgot ovoi-ythlng about it except that you love him and he is tho fathoi- ot your precious babies.

13 YEARS OLDER THAN HER Dear Mr. Thompson: I am a girl

eighteen yean old and have kept

years. He was married and is thirteen years older than I am. He

well until another -giot him go if he wants to and trust that some one else will care for you who is more suitable.

band seems to be a hopoloHH ter since he does not know 1 tell the truth and will not steadily. Proba-bly the wise for you to take would be to d your husband and enjoy the panionship of other young m hesitate In advising you tills

work

ivorco

t thatyou love him. I think yo*i are making a mistake in letting him

against divorce, tell him emphat- ically that he may not com.- to soe you or expect you to recognize hint as your husband until her has mado good and proved himself worthy of your love.

all right to let the young ma you home and pay for the If he was gentlemanly in th ho approached you and did r it with the attitude of a flirt

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THE WfNCH£ST£A STORE1319 Sartori "HARDWARE" REEVE Torrance

COY F. FARQUHAR ; ; Grading Contractor Also House Moving ,

Wilmington and Redondo Blvds. , j Office Phone 108-W. Residence Phone 108-J ]

x^^^v DEPENDABLE INCOME ^^^vFROM A SAFE INVESTMENT

I^^-J)6% Preferred Stock at $92.SN^W^/ f.,o r- ' : '".RN CALIFORNIA GAS CO.

I'oat and Cravens. Torrance

HUDSON -ESSEX k^i%S1X/^ rwnm I

V ' Sales and oervice ^^1610 Cabrillo, Torrance Phone 250

GOOD USED CARS FOR SALE j

FERNCROFT 11 Served,.,._, 11 a. m. to CAft 9 p.m,

7C _ SPECIAL SUNDAY 7C., / OC DINNER « 3C

f~*\\r\if*r* Soup, Salad, Steak or Chicken;i? Vegetable; Pie, Ice Cream;

OF. Coffee, Tea, Milk or Ice Tea

Orphan Home Aided By Trio Helpers

Tl»o odd Fi-lhiws Orphan Home at (iilroy will benefit