LOS ANGELES HERALD: FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 13, 1907. ,

TABBIES NOWINLIMELIGHT

BENCH SHOW OPENS AT CHUTES

PARK

PATRONB

LARGE LIBTOF ENTRIES PLEABE3

All Claaset, Ages and Sizes of Cat*Compete for Prizes Offered.

Beautiful Angoras onExhibit

Jade hatpin, Mrs. L. Norton, best year-old Royal daughter.

Belt buckle, Mrs. L. Norton, Bonnieblue Dalrymple.

Painted dish, Mrs. L. Norton, not des-ignated.

Painted dish, Mrs. L. Norton, bestflvo-months (laughter of Royal.

Dish, 'rs. L. Norton, best pair browntabbies iron Hollywood.

Six cut glass knife rests, Mrs. J. Reyn-olds, best s. h. blue male.

Mexican scrape, Mrs1. E. Dunham, onRoyal Norton.

Comb, T. B. Clark, on Col. Dunham.Cut glass dish, Mrs. J. Reynolds, best

litter klttenr sired by Bab.

Dollies, A-rs. E. Dunham, not desig-nated.

Silver ard tray, Fleming Optical com-pany, odd-eyed white female.

Leather hand bag, T. L. Caroe, for Zal.Order Box Candy, L. J. Christopher,

white, green-eyed female.

Cut glass dish, Mrs. Dyer, best whitemale kitten.

Fern basket, G. J. Macklnga & Co.,best I. h. white female kitten.

Leather ing, J. R. Lane company, pairmarked kittens from Paßadena.

Piano scarf, F. B. Long company, besttortoiseshell and white female.

Fern (order), Borden Floral company,best blue and white female and kittens.

Five dollars In cash, Col. Dunham,white kitten, "Col. Rowdy."

Order hat or ties, C. C. Desmond, bestfawn tabby male.

Order $5 shoes, C. H. Baker, on LittleMiss C.

Fern, Germain Seed company, best sil-ver tabby female.

Brass bell, Grlmes-Strassforth com-pany, black with white female.

Nut and salad bowl, Vollmer company,best orange and white male.

Breast pin, Phillips, not designated.Cup and saucer, Tientsin Bazaar com-

pany, not designated.

Order Box Candy, Jevne company, bestwhite kitten.

Bottle perfume, Dean Drug company,black, with white male.

Opera bag, Marshutz Optical company,orange tabby kitten.

Cut ghiss c.lsh, Mrs. Leland Norton,best white neuter from Royal Norton.

Belt pin, S. Simmons, not designated.Belt buckle, Boston Store, best litter

1. h. kittens under three months.

Five dollars pair shoes. Weatherby-Kayser, Sweetheart Donnellon.

Handkerchief case, Blackstone com-pany, best smoke kitten, male.

Plate rack, Barker Bros., best pairManx cats.

Box of cigars, Pitcher Bros., best whiteneuter, yellow eyes.

Handkerchief case, Ville de Paris, bestcat from Santa Barbara.

Music roll, Southern California Musiccompany, red tabby female.

Vase, Parmelee-Dohrmann company.Lord Lorln.

Electric lamp. Pease Bros., on RoyalNorton.

Silver papc- knife, Miss Robilliard, bestsilver kitten.

China, Mrs. Humphrey, best odd-eyedwhite neuter.

Leather book ends. Miss L. A. Douglas,'second best litter 1. h. kittens. v

Decorated cake plate, Miss Robilliard,best cream .nd white male.

Silver envelope opener, Mrs. EugeneBuker, not designated.

Picture, Sanbor i. Vail & Co., cat thatwins challerge cup.

Hano^pai->ted .-rum Head, Mrs. Eu-gene Buker, best blue kitten.

Burnt photo frame, Mrc. Eugene Buker,best black kitten.

Hand-painted pin tray, Mrs. E. P. Car-ter, best white neuter, yellow eyes.

Order Box Candy, Fosgate &Rees, besttortolseshell tabby.

Hand-nainted vase, Mrs. E. P. Carter,best s. j.. silver tabby neuter.

Handkerchief, M. M. Myers, best Chin-chilla female.

nle-Smlth, best exhibit from San Ber-nardino.

Pennant, Dyas-Cllne company, wild cat"Bengal."

INTERNATIONALGANG OFPICTURE THIEVES AT WORK

AMIENS, France, Dec. 12.—Five of the

most valuable pictures, the work of Fra-gonard, Boulther and Vanloo, have beenstolen from the Musee de Picardle, to-gether with a collection of coins and artobjects, valued at about $50,000.

The thieves did the work so skillfullythat the police are convinced that theyare members of an international gang,which It is thought is responsible for thetheft of Van Dyke's masterpiece, "TheErection of the Cross," from the churchof Notre Dame at Courtral recently, andvaluable enamels from the National mu-seum at Rouen.

By Associate Press.

Claaa B—White;8—

White; Odd Eyea; Male21 Duko, Jr., Mrs. D. A. Ross.

Claaa 4—White; Green Eyea; Male¦22 Buster Brown, Mrs. W. S. Cauch.23

—Jimmie Swlnnerton, Mrs. W. S.

Cauch.24

—King Edward (alias Muggins),

Miss Mabel Selwyn.25

—Buster White, Mrs. C. D. Weston.

Class s—Black; Male26

—Teddy Bear, Mrs. G. C. Johnson.

Claaa 4—Blue; Male27 Capt Billy,Mrs. T. H. Lowers.28 Barbe Bleue, Mrs. E. T.Kldwell.29

—peter Pan, Mrs. J. N. Fuiks.

30—Laddie Adalr,Mrs. W. C. Smith.Claaa 7

—Bed Tabby; Male

31 Thyma, Miss Jessie Price.32 Jack London, Miss Jessie Price.3—Red Cloud, Mrs. Night W. Gale.

Claaa o—Cream0—

Cream Tabby; Male34—Harrington Nilo, Mrs. H. G. A.

Lovell.Claaa 10

—Fawn Tabby; Male

35—

Bobby, Miss Mabel Selwyn.¦ iuola, Mrs. J. M.Haff.

Clnaa i3—

Brawn Tabby; Male¦t, M. C. Lewis.

Claas 2—White; Yellow Eyea; Male7

—Muffins, Mrs. A. F. Our.

S Teddy, Mrs. Frank Rose.9 Royal Norton No. 1, 11 years old,

not competing, Mrs. Leland Norton.10— Muffins,Mrs. Pete Giately.

»fl Lord Lytton, Mrs. J. Cronen-berger.

12—

Boy, Mrs. W. S. Cauch.18 Prince Chap, Mrs. H.L. Flash.14 Royal Buster, Mrs. F. A. Somere.15 Baby Eiger, Mrs. F. A. Somers.16— Hamsey, Mrs. N. Turley.18— Mischief, Mrs. L. C. Plimpton.18—Mischief, Mrs. I*C. Plimpton.19

—BebP, Mrs. D. A. Rose.

20—

Cupid, Mrs. H.D. Requa.20A Prince Bismarck, Miss Collins.

Claaa I—White;1—

White; Blue Eyea; Male1 Farringdon Laddie, Mrs. H. G. A.

2 Zal (not competing), Mrs. H. A.

Steams.3 prince at Snowdown, Mrs. E. M.

Coleman.4 jethro Bass, Mrs. W. C. Smith.

s—wabi,5—wabi, Mrs. D. P. Shuler.

6_Frltz, Mrs. H. G. Mines.

Is Much AdmiredHe is the proud possessor of a coat

of yellow eiderdown, the same color as

his fur, trimmed with pale blue satinand topaa heads. "Prince Bismarck" Isruler of a veritable rose and silver room.The walls and floor are covered withpaper of a rose design, festooned withsliver tinsel, he has a rose colored satincushon and even had his play-things, asilver bell and a rubber ball, are fastenedip with rose satin ribbons. Mrs. H. G.

Mines' "Frrtz" is exhibited In the mostbedecked pen. The walls are coveredwith emilax, interwoven with whiteroses, and, the pretty white animal wascurled up beside an automobile shapedbasket filled with violets.

Areception willbe given this afternoon,

the guests to be the members of theSouthern California Woman's Press

club. Tomorrow afternoon Is to besociety day and children's day as well.Receiving willbe the officers of the club,the patronesses and a number of promi-nent women. Composing the committeewill be H. A. Steams of Paßadena,president of the club; Mrs. Leland Nor-ton, first vice president; Mrs. H. G. A.Lovell, second vice president; H. G. A.Lovell, treasurer; Mrs. Ruby W. Searle,corresponding secretary; J. W. Searle,secretary; Mrs. H. A. Steams, vicepresident for Pasadena, and Mrs. Jessie

Reynolds, vice president for Hollywood.Patronesses wll be Mrs. A. C. Harper,Madame Caroline Severance, Mrs. JohnW. Mitchell, Mrs. George Drake Ruddy,Mrs. John S. Mitchell, Mrs. Lloyd L.Elliott, Mrs. Pearl Adams Spauldlng,

Mrs. H. A. Steams of Pasadena and Mrs.A. J. Galbralth. Others receiving willlie Mesdames Francis Hayden, Collins,

S. M. Sweet, Pearl Adams Spauldlng,E. P. Carter, O. H. Burbridge, FlorenceObeli, Edwin Dunbar, W. B. Cauch ofSan Bernardino, Miss Alice Collins andMiss Mabel Telwyn of Santa Barbara.

The list of entries for this year In-

cludes:

Another entry of especial Interest Is"Nig." "Nig" who Is twenty years old.has no claim to a prlzo for beauty, butwillbe awarded a cozy basket as beingthe patriarch of the show. He Is themascot of the Owl drug store in thiscity, having been brought here by W.D. Kirkland In 1894.

One of the most enthusiastic exhibitorsIs Mrs. J. W. Searle. Her "Coquette,"

a beautiful brown tabby, isthe winner ofthree regular prizes and one special."Brownie," "Coquette's" kitten, wasclose second to her mother at last year's

show.The cats are exhibited In long rows

of pens, clean and well adapted for theirfeline majesties' comfort. Almost everykittyhas a silk or satin cushion to sleepon, some few even having the mostelaborate pens. Among the latter IsSusie, a blue tortoise, with her six tinykittens. Her pen is drape* inpale blueand a pretty white basket lined with bluesatin is well filled with Susie's progemy.For the kittles to play with a big Jump-Ing Jack has been provided. Col. Dun-ham rests in a tower of pale blue silkand smllax, and on the walls of thecage, tiny framed pictures are hanging,no doubt, toHnake the Colonel feel athome. Mrs. A. J. Gottschalk's "Beauty,"

a white angora, made a pretty picture,sleepily lying in a shell shaped basketlined with pink satin. "Buater Brown

Baker" owned by Miss Ada Robilliard,is a well dressed cat.

Patoriarch of Show

"This Is the best cat show Ihave everseen. Both In New York and ChicagoIhave Judged bench shows, but neverbefore have I seen so many or suchhandsome cats," said F. M. Story ofChicago, founder of the National Catclub of America, who, assisted by Dr.W. L. Young, Is to Judge for thesecond annual show of the Los AngelesNational Cat club, whloh opened yester-day afternoon at Chutes park.

There were about two hundred and sixtyentries, all classes, ages and sorts ofcats and kittens, each one out for one of

the sixteen prizes, as well as numerousfelines exhibited, but not competing.Among the latter class Is Royal Norton,

owned by Mrs. Leland Norton. RoyalNorton, the most beautiful white angoracat in this country. Is valued at tenthousand dollars and has taken moreprizes than any other cat.

By far the most beautiful animal onexhibition is Bengal, the tamed wildcat, owned by H. A. Steams of Pasa-dena. Bengal occupies the most promi-nent place at the show, the center of thestage from which height he camly anddisdainfully overlooks the whole, in adignified way allowing visitors to pethim.

140—KUtens (male and female), W. H.Juenger.

136—Billy Boy, Mrs. A. B. Merrlhew;Togo, Mrs. A. B. Merrlhew; Pam, Mrs.A. B. Merrlhew.

136—Llda, Mrs. F. A. Somers.137—Baby, Mrs. L. C. Plimpton.138-Duke, Mrs. H. G. Pollay.139—Forget-me-not, Mrs. M. Farns-

worth; Prince, Mrs. M. Farnsworth;Midget, Mrs. M. Farnsworth.

184—Farringdon Rex Royal, Mrs. H. G.A. Lovell; oarrlngdon Royal Deuce, Mrs.H. G. A. Lovell; Farringdon Royal Bub-bles, Mrs. H. G. A. Lovell.

LONG HAIREDClaaa 77

—White

Claaa 75—

Any Color and White133—Puss in Boots (blue and white) and

three kittens, Mrs. Ed. Dunham.

KITTENS UNDER SIX MONTHS—

Claaa T4—

Any Solid Color86—Farrlngton Ranct (tortoise) and

seven klttent, Mrs. H. G. A.NLovell.129 and 130—Patricia (silver) and six

kittens. Miss M. G. Knepper.181— Zazo. tortoise) and kittens, Mrs. F.

A. Mansfield.182— Susla (blue tortoise) and kittens.

Mrs. C. D. Weaton.

Claaa 78— White126— Snowball and three kittens, Mr».

J. M. Haft.12f-Ladyb!rd and kitten, Mrs. L. C.

Plimpton.128—La-ly Janet and four kittens, Mrs.

E. E. Russell.

Claaa 67—Brown Tabby19

—Ctiico, Mrs. F. A. Somers.

Claaa 73— AnyColor withWhite120— Bonnie Blue Dalrymple, Miss M.

Dalrymple. 4121

—Nemo" (orange and white), Mrs.

Rob Hawcroft.122—Dixie Elliott, Mrs. Lloyd Elliott.128—King Charles Scotty, Miss Isabel

Olmstead.124— Sunny Jim, Mrs. K. A. Bourne.126— 0r-ar Khayam, gray tabby and

white, Mrs. J. W. Searle.LONG-HAIRED CATS ANDKITTENS

Claaa 64—

Orange17

—jinks, Mrs. A. B. Merrlhew.

Claaa 66—

Fawn Tabby

18—Farringdon Cherub, Mrs. H. G>.A.Lovell.

108—Adonis, Mrs. W, C. Smith.Claas 57— Any Color and Whltel Femal*

109—

Lady Babbie, Mrs. G. H. Wood.Long Haired Neuters (Gelded Cata).

Claaa 08—

White10—Binks. H.B. Crouch.1l col. Dunham, Mrs. Edwin Dun-

ham.12 Teddy, Mrs. E. B. Cassell.13—Ruffles, Mrs. J. A.,Phelps.14—Tootsie, Mrs. E. H. Coane.15 Laddie, Mrs. F. A.Julian.16

—Captain, Mrs. R. 8. Smith.

Female107—Kits Kat, Mrs. C. D. Weston.

Claaa 06—Gray Tabby and White;

Female106—Ml Lady of Clifnere, Miss L

Douglas.106

—Marjorle, Miss M. G. Knepper.

Claaa 55—

Brown Tabby and White)

9 Tessle Norton (not competing),

Mrs. Leland Norton.Bangalore Norton, curly tall (not

competing), Mrs. Leland Norton.104

—Little Miss, Mrs. W. C. Smith.

Clnaa B4—

Blue Tortoise and White,

, Claaa—

Shaded Silver; Female97—Lady Sylvia,Mrs. C. C. Park.

Sylvia, Miss M.,T. Webster.9

—Argent \ Dewdrop (not compet-

ing), Mrs. H. A. Steams. .. 99A—

Starlight, Mrs. Mayme Good-rich. ifajjg ¦'-; >;-_</¦•¦<;% . :[-\;-'¦;¦'-..:[-\; -'¦;¦'-.. ¦

':"',.Clan* 47—Black, with White; Female.100

—Gipsy Queen, Mrs. E. M. Baker.

101—Miss Muffet, Mrs. H. A. Wood.Claaa 48

—White, withBlack; Female

102—

Cotton, Mrs. F. A. Mansfield.

Clnaa S3—

Cream and Whites Female

103—

Princess Royal of Clifnere, MissL. Douglass. . ¦ ;.'¦«¦'

Class 88—Tortolaeahell'

and White•-,¦•¦' , '¦¦¦¦ . .Female . '• "¦ ¦'

Claaa 44—

Chinchilla; Female96

—Lady Babbie, Miss H. L. Klmball.

Claaa 43—Blue Tabby; Female94

—Blue Belle, Mrs. Jessie Reynolds

Claaa 48—Any Color Tabby; Female95—Lady Claudia, Mrs. C. H. White.

92—Laurie, Mrs. Thayer.

93—

Daphne? Miss L. Wooster.

82— Tordle, Mrs. J. M. Haft.83

—Lady Bug, Mrs. R. S. Smith.

86—

Foxyglrl, Miss Jessie Allsopp.

Claaa 88—

Tortolaeahell Tabby ;Female86A

—Lady Peeress, Mrs. G. W. Bur-

rill.87

—Farringdon Lady Babble, Mrs. H

G. A. Lovell.Claaa 40—Brown Tabby; Femaled

38—

80-Peep Reynolds, Claude andGrace Reynolds.*88

—Coque.tte, Mrs. J. W. Searle.

89—Brownie,- Mrs. J. W. Searle.-90

—Tootsie, Mrs. M. Conner.

91—

Peggotty. Miss L. Wooster.Claaa 41

—Silver Tabby; Female

64—

Fluff, Mrs. M.B. Greenwood.Claaa 80

—White; Green Eyea; Female

65—

Jully,Mrs. H. G. Pollay.6

—Miss Muffet, Miss H. Wooster.

67—

Bunting—

Mrs. Alice Hannum.Claaa 31

—Black; Female

68—

Chloe, Mrs Thayer.69

—Kola, Mrs. E. T. Kidwell.

70—Dinah, Mrs. G. C. Johnson.

71—Susie, Mrs. Gl.G1.C. Johnson.Topsey, Mrs. G. C. Johnson.72-*-Mlss Flip,Miss J. Gordon.

Claaa .12—

Blue; Female73

—Lois, #Mrs. F. A. Mansfield.

74—

Babe Alllce,Mrs. C. D. Weston.

Claaa 33—

Red Tabby; Female75

—Slippery Susan, Miss Jessie Price

Cross Currents, Miss Jessie Price.76

—Tangerine, Miss Jessie Price.

Claaa 34—

Orange Tabby; Female7—Juno', Mrs. C. C. Park.78

—Buttercup, Miss Mabel Belwyn.

79—

pouzle Lupin, Mrs. A. J. Bryant80— Jingle Bells, Mrs. R. S. Smith.

Claaa 87—

Tortolaeahell; Female

59—

Sissy, Mrs. E. R. Bradley.60

—Beauty, Miss Lena Armbruster.

Claaa 20—White; Odd Eyea; Female61— Angela, Miss H. L.Klmball.62

—Dottle, Mrs. N. J. Fuiks.63--Fluffy Ruffles, Miss D. M. Hous-

ton.

47 Peter Pan, Mrs. Ethel Schrader.

Claaa 33—Orange and White; Male4g Buster Brown Baker, Miss Ada

Robllllard.49

—Pierre, Miss H. A. Wood.

50—

Billy,Mrs. H. D. Requa.

Claaa 34— Any Color and White; Male51 Foxy Qulller, Mrs, N. J. Fulks.52

—Tommy Stout, Jr., Mrs. H. W.

Terwllllger.Claaa 27— White; Blue Byea; Female53—Prlscilla, Mrs. E. T. Kldwell.54 Baby Blue Eyes, Dorothy Bailey

Claaa 28—

White; Yellow Eyea; Female65

—Clifnere Plume, Miss L. A. Doug-

las.56— Tinker Bell, Miss H. L.Klmball.57

—Royal Arbutus, Mrs. Jessie Rey-

nolds.68

—Beauty, Mrs. A. J. Gottschalk.

Claaa 17*-Shaded Silver; Male42 Ch. Lord Lorln (not competing;),

Mra. H. A. Steams.Claaa 10 Black vrlth Wliltr; Male43

—Rabbi, Mrs. D. A. Rosa.

4—

Pinto, Mrs. D. A. Ross.45

—Lovey, Mrs. N. J. Fulks.

Claaa 20—

White withBlack; Male48

—Kits, Mrs. D. A. Ross.

Claaa 32—

Red and White; Male

41 Ch. Lord Sylvester (not compot-ing), Mrs. C. C. Park.

8—

Bab Reynolds, Claude H. Rey-

nolds.39—Fiesta, Mrs. H. G. Pollay.

Clnaa 14—

Blue Tabby; Male40 Buster, Mrs. G. C. Johnson.

Claaa in—

Mnskrd Silver; Male

List of PrizesSilver Challenge Cup—Highest Scoring;

Made In ShowSilver cup, E. Gerson, smallest kitten

inshow.Sliver cup, S. B. Bailey, cat withlarg-

est tall.Silver cup, Mrs. li.O. A. Lovell, best

yellow-eyed male.Silver cup, H. B. Crouch, best black

male.Stiver cup, J. Donovan, best red tabby

male.Silver cup, W. H. Hoegee company,

best blue female.Silver cup. Brock & Feagans, best

white male, blue eyes.Silver .cup. H. J. Whitley, cat of five

years or under that has raised most kit-tens, according to years.

Silver cup, Brigden & Pederson, bestblack female.

Silver cup, Rlttlgsteln, best orangetabby female.

Silver cup Luckenbach & Co., largest

exhibit from one kennel.Silver cup, Montgomery Bros., best

brown tabby male.Silver cup, J. Abramson, best white fe-

male, yellow eyes.Silver cup, Mrs. Neva Strauss, best

blue male.Silver cur, O. L. Wuerker, best blue

tabby female.Silver cv- Pacific Outlook, best tor-

tisesholl.Silver mr, Pasadena cup, best white

male, gre^n eyes.Silver cup, Diamond Palace, best solid

color s. h. r.c iter.Stein, Owl Drug company, best brown

tabby female.Drawnwor centerpiece, Mrs. Ed. Dun-

ham, best fawn tabby neuier.Cup and saucer, Mrs. Rogers Stone,

best 1. h. black neuter,Handke-<-h!pf, "wnn" & Hendee, best

shaded allvciWeathered Oak Ej i.sr, Lyon-McKln-

Claaa 80—

Tame Wild CatBengal, Mrs. H. A. Steams.

SHORT-HAIRED CATSClaaa 00

—Black; Male

155— Toodles, Mrs. R. R. Simpson.

Claaa W£—

lllun Male156—Buster Blue, Miss Florence Walls.

Claaa 08—

Silver Tahbyj Neuter157— Jerry "W., Mrs. Arthur Wright.

Claaa OS—

Brown Tabby; Male158—Buster, Mrs. C. W. Tllden.159—Tommy Tucker, Mrs. W. C. Elch-

ner.Claaa 08 Any Color and White; Male160-Tom, Mrs. W. H. Crowther.161—Buster (blue and white), Mrs. R.

A. Gardner.Claaa 107— Any Color and White;

Female162-Butterball, Mrs. L. C. Plimpton.Claaa 100

—Tortoleeahell and White

163—Little Miss O.i Esther Cornell.

Claaa 110 Any Other Color; Neuters'164— Sweetheart, blue, Mrs. M. Don-

nellon.165— Chopple, yellow, Mrs. T. H. Low-

ers.166—Pony X., white, Miss Ruth Kim-

ball.'

187— Snowball, Mrs. M. Green.168-Pedro, white, Mrs. Bates.

Claaa lit—Any Color and White; Neuter169— St. Elmo, O. F. Mullen.

TOO liATE FOR CLASSIFICATION26A—Prince Royal, black male, Mrs.

Oberfell.52A—Buster Brown, blue and white

male, Mrs. Oberfell.74A—Dolly Grey, blue, female, Mrs.*

Oberfell147A—Lord Lynn, silver tabby, kitten;

Grover, silver tabby, kitten; Cupid, sil-

ver tabby, kitten, Mrs. Oberfell.3A—Rags, orange tabby, male, Mrs.

A. M. Toung.J2BA—Teddy the Dude, chinchilla and

white, neuter, Mrs. B. Dyer.155A— Nlcodemus, black, short haired,

male, Mrs. P. Cunningham.73A—Lady Jane Grey, blue, female, Miss

Edna Jones.74A—Blue Blossom, blue, female, Mrs.

Baverstock.100 A—Beauty, blue and white, female,

Mrs. Baverntock.IS6A—Robin Gray, blue and white,

male; Mascot Jr., black, male; FluffyKufflea, black male, Mrs. Baverstock.

Claaa 88—

Manx Cata153—Farringdon Punch, Mrs. H. O. A.

Lovell.154— Farringdon Judy, Mrs. H. G. A.

Lovell.

141—Patience, Mrs. P. A. Mansfield.Clasa 78

—Black

136—Pluto, Mrs. F. A. Somers.

Class 70—

BineIS6—Europa Mrs. F. A. Somers.

Class 80—

Orange Tnbby

142— Cupid Fawe. *Mrs. C. C. Park;Psyche Fawe, Mrs. C. C. Park.

143-Jethro Bass, Mrs. A. J. Bryant;Troubadour, Mrs. A. J. Bryant.

Claaa 88—

Sliver Tnhhy

144—Kitten Team, Mrs. W. 8. Cauch.145—Kitten Brace, Mrs. W. S. Cauch.146_Kitty Steams (not competing),

Mrs. H. A. Steams.147— Mlml, Mrs. Alec Hannum.

Claaa 84—

Smoke148—Black Prince, Mrs. W. C. Hendrlck.

Claaa 85—Any Other Color149—Priscil'.r, Shell, Mrs. A. J. Bryant.

ClaaH 86—

Any Color and 'White150—Kitty Steams (not competing),

Mrs. H. S. Steams.151—Lady Peggy, Mrs. R. B. Sprague.162—Bright Eyes (tortoise and white),

Fred Jecks.

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'dress . goods in 'solid and Printed flannelettes, light and dark sets, brushes, match holders, burnt leather, etc.; &

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'Ontflt*...... $1.03 broken checks; good,' 1durable ¦ qual- colors, dots,' stripes :and floral ef- - over. 100 pieces In.the.lot. VThere'll be ."Something S

$2.00 Outfit* $1.28 $BJM .' Ontflt* ......S2.«K s ity, In gray, blue and brown; l«c ;fects; 15c quality, Bto 10, at 5c yd. :'Doing" while they last; values to $1.00 at 26c. Main

$2.25 Outfit* ......... $1.75 I$4.00 Outfit* ......$2.05 } value, Bto 10, at 6Vic. Limit 8 yds. ,Limit 6 ;yards. floor, South Building. ";

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¦ AH Trimmed Hats at Half Price jgggßfa-jgMMß^L Nothing reserved, every trimmed hat in our extensive stock willbe on sale at just half the regular price to- rf^ftß^ra^MTO fflfimF^4ws^^^^-Bt^^K^BUi ay an<^ Saturday. Allnew, up-to-date styles; many recently received from New York and others trimmed .BSS^^flßfßm^«B||B^Sf; inour own workroom. Agreat money saving event. Two days only.

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day and Saturday. Allnew, up-to-date styles ;many recently received from New York and others trimmed {EH BwHr |inour own workroom. A great money saving event. Two days only. HSB9PQH^

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'"$1.00 Fancy Combs 75c 50c Fancy Combs 10c $1.25 Souvenir Spoons 98c

J&jfi/£l&sfigEfrsfcto%Jt/J Celluloid combs In shell and amber A cleanup of an odd lot of fancy back Sterling silver, French gray finish; beauti- bC^^K^NiJ^Py^S^ «iySkw!sir effects; fancy gold plated mountings; combs; shell and amber effects; gold fully embossed with San Gabriel Mission, VHv***A '

f\L*'* ff'jfTJiiSSr floral and stone set designs; regular plated and stone set tops; regular 50c Catalina, etc. Send one to your easternf'J

' '' 'I $1.00 value at 75c.

-'¦ ,combs today 10c. . friends; $1.25 spoons today at 98c. ¦ I •¦¦'-¦ ¦¦¦¦¦ ... ¦¦-

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The WM.H.HOEGEECO., Inc.138-140-142 South Main Street

BOTH PHONES EXCHANGE 87;

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an opening for thewilling worker.

Help Wantedevery day Ingrowing Los An-geles.;Get in touch" withthe employers.

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A HERALD LINER

\SPECIAL RATESSituations wantedMale and female.

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To Make Room for PianosWe willat ONCE sell every small must,cal Instrument, every music book, everysheet of music, every string and every-thing amounting to over $65,000 worthAT COST OR LESS.

BAHTIETTMUSIC CO.,231-233-235 9. Broadway, opp. city hall.

BUSINESS MSN will find spacetaken in THE HERALD CHRISTMASEDITIONa profitable Investment. Phonein for a solicitor—ho will tell you allabout it.

CIRCULATION COUNTS!