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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-12

homes. Under expert teachers In cooking.
and in all other branches of housekeeping,
these young women are enthusiastic stu
dents. as 1t is no longer the fashion 10
plead ignorance as 10 how TO market and
cook. The modern girl prides herself upon
her housekeeping arts.
A number OF girls who have taken bust
ness courses In the training school. after
entering successfully upon their days OF
salary-earning. nave become boarders IN
the Christian Home. finding this more de-
sirable than the average clearinghouse.
Besides being a hotel for the business
woman. the home accepts IS boardeTs stu
dents who come from places distant from
the city. and the woman who IS alone IN
town for only a short stay-perhaps 10 do
shopping or be near a member Of her
family who is I'll.
MUST BE A
WAGE-EARNER.
The only requirement If a regular board
er Is that abe shall be occupied as a wage
Garner. or as a student. The women's
Christian Home IS a bee hive OF Industry.
The institution is undenominationaI, and
no feature of charity attaches to fits opera
tons, only in 50 far as occasionally assist
ance may be rendered the young woman
who chances to be unfortunate enough TO
be without a position or Is Ill. In such In
stances assistance is rendered rs q loan,
and IS invariably repaid.
In the many years OF its existence the
home has been the residence place of a
number Of women writer's artists and
musicians. as well as those classified as
business women. and several OF the pres
ent boarders have lived in the establish
ment for so long that they have come TO
regard IL as their permanent place OF resi-
dence. being without special family ties
and finding in the home greater convent
ences and comforts than arc to be found
in the most nrivate residence
There are TO fronclsd rules governing the
young women boarders. Doors are closed
At lO:a. though exception IS made to this
rule whenever there is a request to do so.
The girl sotns TO a play is not expected to
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-12

only downtown cafe where women felt at
liberty TO come and go. the other estab-
lishments where meals were served being
regarded as exclusively devoted to men.
At the time of the establishment OF this
cafe the girl clerk was still something OF
a novelty in the business world. and II was
to meet her need for a comfortable midday
meal place. and also to accommodate wom-
en- shoppers and visitors TO the city. that
the Women's Christian Association estab-
lished this restaurant.
While training girls in cookery. and other
domestic arts IL was an easv matter to
suppl the tables with dishes well pre-
pared. while giving the students OPP
D~ortunity to earn their course OF training
In the kitchen or in other branches OF in
dustry aught by the school. such as ste
biography. sewing and millinery.
The founding OF the Business woman's
Club. the MONDAY Club. and the opening
Of various other cafes where prices were
moderate enough 10 be attractive to the
business woman. made the downtown loca-
tion OF the training school unnecessary.
since the cafe no longer fully served its
original purpose. and a more desirable To-
cation uptown was sought
TRAINING-SCHOoL BUILDING
ONCE AN OLD MANSION.
Since May. 1887, the old mansion on
Eighteenth and Locust streets has been &C.
cuuied bv the training school, which now
might well be called AZ industrial college.
Glasses In domestic science are free to
riris who cannot afford to pay the tuition.
To girls who come from homes out OF town
TO fit themselves for domestic service. the
training school Will furnish board and
lodging free, provided N student will
agree TO give TO the school six months OF
her time. There is an employment bureau.
and the school recommends It's graduates
and applicants TO positions
Students in other branches OF industry
must nav for their tulti,n. though this IS
fixed at the lowest possible rate.
One source OF income TO the Woman's
Training School Is the large class IN domes-
tic science. made up OF girls and young
women from weii-to-do and exclusive
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netEeen the lines OF this reply Of the has
tess to a compliment passed upon a quaint
service in the dinins-room:
" have quite a weakness for prownn1
around In our leisure hours, and picking
up pretty things for the entire house "a
well as the dining-room-
sour f1ds go wen together. my husband.
being directed toward antique, carved or
original furniture. and mine toward porce-
lain and work The combination
is a very happy one. because. by the time
he has discovered and secured a Colonial
carved cabinet or an inlaId Flemish affair I
have accumulated just about enough bric-
a-brac and ceramics to I'LL II.
There is the additional charm OF looking
FOR and finding each purchase separately.
You feel as II you had a special interest in
every one. apart from all the rest. II I
have any preference. It Is for the products
Of the English kilns. as they appeal to the
sympathies which connect the heart with
its native land"
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WRITTEN FOE THE SUNDAY REPUBLIC.
Hotels exclusively for women are now be-
ing established in many American cities.
st. Louis has had one-for thirty-feur years.
In foreign cities-in Paris ~parriedlarlYA
It is recognized that btsSN American
woman must be especially prosfded for. and
so far as Board and lodging are concerned
the club buildings meef the demand
The american Girls CluBS In Paris has
for a superintendent an American woman
who. being American, ana thoroughly I'M
d~erstanding the ways OF American girls,
hotel. and under Fer ehapefonaEe the stu
dent far from home feels herself agreeabsy
and properly protected.
The increasing number OF women in the
learned. PROFESSIONALLY music. art ana
busineSs-has created the general demand
for worlen's hotels, therefore the supply
looms upon the horizon. with New York in
the foreground with the first, exclusively.
woman hoteiAthe martha Washington"
No man. Is to cross the Threshold of this
hotei-saye as a caller. or as a patron Of
the cafe.
1t mas not yet been announced whether
there will be elevator girls. bell girls and
girl clerks. II Is definitely known, how
ever. that the manager is a man. who &c
make himself eligible to the position mar
ried quite recently. his bride being a young
woman whose hons was formerly in st.
Louis.
A bachelor manager was not 10 be con-
sidered.
Recently the matter OF establishing in ST.
Louis a romans hotel has been seriously
discussed both as a profitable business
proposition, and as q p~hilanthropic venture.
under the auspices OF a missionary society.
The womau's hotel that is in. successful
operation IN st. Louis is the "'Women's
Christian Home" at No. 1914 Washington
avenue.
ALL CHARITY FEATURES
HAVE BEEN ELIMINATED.
This institution. founded by the women's
Christian Association in 1869. as a work Of
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reports to the superintendent. Miss Nelson.
before leaving. that she will probably not
return until later than the stipulated thea
ter time, and in doing this has kept the
l~ong-established rule Of the home. which all
Of the girls seem quite willing 10 respect.
All girls going cut after dinner nans
their room keys on the board In the super
intendent's Office and leave their names.
written on n little slip OF paper. on her desk
This Is merely required that TIE supe-in-
tendent may know before retiring that all
girls have returned safely from their little
evening outings.
EVERY NIGHT Is
COMPANY" NIGHT.
Guests are welcome every evening. and
the young man caller Is no longer n rarity
In the big parlor. or mushroom Girl
boarders are at perfect liberty TO receive
their "beaux-"
AT the top OF the wide stairway. that
Comes down Into the big haH IN the center
OF the building, there Is a convenient bend
commanding a view of the front doorway.
This the girls have humqrousay dubbed the
peanut gallery" From this vantage
ground the girls can spy upon their fellow
Cor sister, ooarderS who receive their CALI
ers. and many a pretty girl who stands
hlushing In the ball Is quite conscious that
her bushes are called forth because she
knows there are a dozen pairs OF Laughing
eyes watching her from the peanut GAL
lsry."
The room Just hack Of the big parlor Is
the music or recreation room The hard
wood floor Of this room Is bare and affords
a good place for dancing.
Every Monday evening this room and the
parlor are thrown into one by opening the
sliding doors. and classes in physical cuI-
ture. with Mrs. Mary Hogan LudIum as ia-
structor. are In order. Physical training is
rather a new feature and one that has
awakened great enthusiasm among the girls
who have little or no opportunity for exer-
else during the day.
There IS much the atmosphere OF a big.
happy family IN this exclusively woman's
clearinghouse
The library and r~eading-room. adjoining
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chairs. as well as artistic ones-whlch are
not always comportable-are in abundance.
while there Is Just enough bric-a-brac OF a
good sort. and not the overcrowding or or
nament which so often destroys the effect
OF would-be artistic rooms. A big bay win
COW. screened by pOrtieres. forms a coZy
little den in itself.
Heavy portieres divide this room from
the center hallway on the walls of which
are several old English prints and two
curious finlald cabinets On one side. op-
pssite the stairway. Is a broad niche. in
which Is built a comfortable-Iooking divan
Allied with cushions.
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Ing, with all features of charity eliminated.
though the spirit of philanthropy still
broods over II TO the extent that the women
and girls who enter its doors have the
personal interest OF those who have the
affairs of the home under their personal
chnrge and direction.
T~hifty-four years ago. when the Women's
Christian Home was established In a small
building on the corner OF Broadway and
Poplar street. the woman in the business
world was practically unknown.
The institution then gave its protection
and shelter TO girls and women who were
alone I'm the city. or those who worked for
small wages and were unable TO fully meet
their expenses without the assistance of
Friends.
From this worthy. small beginning. the
home has grown. until at present II Is best
described as a woman's hotel.
The building occupied at present has in
all sixty rooms. fifty of these bedrooms. In
the year past. 3O73 boarders were accom-
modated. or this number. many were
transients. the average number of board
ers IN the house all year round being sey-
enty.
The price OF board ranges from $3.50 to 50
per week. according to the location Of the
rooms.
Rates are made for work done In the
laundry, as guests lave the privilege of
patronizing The home laundry. There Is no
extra charge for Iuncheons.
Tie busy young woman may come home
for her luncheon. or she may take II with
her-G sandwich. some fruit and a piece of
cake. all appetizingiy put up for her In the
dining room after breakfast.
WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE
OF BUSINESS DISTRICT.
As the home is within easy walking dis
tsnce Of the business district. the daily ex-
nensa Of car fare IS saved many.
The Women's Training S.hool-also I'M
der the auspices of the women's Chris
tan As<ocia:ion-now located at Eighteenth
and Locust streets. formerly had a cafe at
No. Ss South Broadway. When this was
established. nineteen years ago. II was the
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WRITTEN FOR THE SUNDAY REPUBLIC.
whenever I see or bear OF a woman who
does not love ner home. with a love that
passeth mans understanding. It seems to
me that there can be but one OF two ex-
plantations.
EITHER she IS not a true woman or she
sees 100 much. OF her home"
This opinion expressed by Mary Manner
ing on the eve of her departure from her
home nearly three months ago. an opinion
expressed by an actress. than whom there
Is none more womaniy, was supplemented
by her saying: Il think ] have been saved
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from that abominable thing-self-pity-
more than once by saying to myself
that perhaps l might ti<e OF my home for
all the davs and the weeks and the months
each year.
But even when I tell myself that, I
don't believe it-and I never viii. for alb
sence doesn't make my heart grow a bit
fonder Of every nook and corner in these
four walls. than l am when they are under
my eyes.
To any one who has been within the four
walls Of that home the sentiment that rests
In each nook and corner for its chatelains
IS readily understood
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II walls belong to a four-storied build
Ing on East Thirty-third street in New
YORK In exterior II is merely one OF the
narrow. Observation-Disclosures slices OF
sameness that formerly composed the en-
tire Murray Hin district of the city.
But from the moment the entrance doors
are opened. the conviction is instantly
borne in upon the visitor that n has
stepped not merely into a house. but into a
home-a hume whose owners are linked not
My by the bonds of marriage. but by a
thousand mdissolubIe ties of ktnship in
tastes. requirements. sympathies and ten
dencieS
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20
.'RUTEALE ADVERTISEMENTS
FRUITvALE REAL ESTATE.

FBOITNALE REAL ESTATE.
J. Y. MATTEsON.
Frritva4e ave. near E. 18th St, Fruitvale. Cal.
LOTS LOTS LOTS LOTS LOTS LOTS
ONLY $50
Terms IS down and So per month. A chance
for everybody.
A FINE LINE OF IMPROVED PROPERTIES
TO SELECT FROM.
$165O-Cottage of rooms; lot 5ox1so bath.
pantry, city water, pigeon COTE fruit
trees. et:. small amount down; balance
slOOO-store building; large corner lot; good
location; small cash payment and the
balance on easy installments: this is one
Of the opportunities that people take
quickly.
S200o-Two-story house of rooms; large lot ;
right in town; l block from school: cleo
tricity. city water and other conven-
place their terms.
$24OO-5-room cottage; lot 34x125; block from
station; fine location; high basement;
chicken house and yards stationary tubs
porcelain bath. marble stand, convenient
pantrJ, electricity ana gas, shades, light
fixtures; macadamized street, city water.
sewer etc; party very anxious to place
same in good hands; terms suit.
S2000-A model 4-room cottage: lot 35x1O5;
large hall parlor. kitchen, two bedrooms,
laundry. pantry porcelain bath. gas, etc I;
good location; nearing completion:
changes to suit customer; this is little
beauty.
II you would rather build, that is right in
my line. l like 10 sit down with a customer
and plan 4 house according to his own ideas
II you haven't the money to build with I'll
get IL for you and you pay il In in
sttllments. I am building for many on this
plan.
J. V. MATTESON
Fruitvsle ave, E. 14th ST., FruitvaIe, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20
HOLCoMB. BREED & BANCROFT,
1OGo BROADWAY, OAKLAND.

1U1O bhOADh n L OAhEAND.
BARGAINS FOR QUICK SIGHTED BUYERS.
$a75-Lot 4ox1so; sunny, unobstructed view;
street work. sidewalks, sewer complete;
surrounded by fine homes; one-hah cash,
balance easy terms.
$500. $3.50. $500 se75.
The finest opportunity ever ofered to home
five car lines, close to Berkeley local and santa
Fe r. r. Lots 40x135; street work complete;
only 500 cash balance SIS per month; ii
homes already built and in construction; get
particulars.
$500 cash. balance $50 per month.
Cottage of rooms, bath; lot 23x1oo;
Market St; rented $16 per month; price,
$1,000.
$3.50 cash. balance SIS per month.
House o rooms bath etc close to San
teenth street and narrow guage trains.
Price, $3.50
S2T5O. $2750 $2T50.
An s-room Gothic home; modern first
class condition and surroundings; close to
%ouid % Cost more to duplicate house house alone; lone
on exceptional bargain asgo
S350O-Cost 10 duplicate S45o0 Fine house
large rooms; front and side bay win
dow; Fourteenth St. between Wash
inston and west sts'; close TO business
center, trains, etc; get particulars al
office.
-0641--
$500. $500. s35Oo
House of rooms. BATH etc: newly re-
modelled throughout: Tenth St, near
Grove; lot alone worth $1,000; fine propo-
sition home investment.
-0642-
We are exclusive agents" for Linda
Vista, Latham terrace, Roosevelt terrace
Mosswood, Alpine Santa Fe tracts
Homes built to your own ideas. Cash
payment. balance on renting basis.
HOLCOMB BREED & BANCROFT
1860 BROADWAY, OAKLAND.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS
ALAMEpA REAL EsTATE.


YOUR CHOICE OF BARGAINS
EXTRA VALUES
THE BEST PROPOSITIONS IN REAL
ESTATE EVER OFFERED ACCEPT THE
OPPORTUNITY TO GET HOME CHEAP.
sPEcIAL-A beautiful s-room modern home.
new. all latest improvements, large lot, only
$500 Easy terms, better than paying rent
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
only s25o0-Fine 5-room cottage; lot 5ox159;
chicken yard.
only s225O-Fine Groom house; lot 3311e7.
A SNAP.
only s2o5o-Beautieul modern cottage; large
lot. rooms and bath
only S425O-Elegant S-room modern home on
Grand 81
who wants the best corner lot. 5ox150. on
the hneat avenue ia Alameda at the lowest
price ever offered? This IS worth investigat-
ing. First comes will get H.
Homes Built. Rented and Exchanged
ALAMEDA LAND Co,
1900 Park 81, Alameda.
A HOMEsTEAD-l0-room house. with stable
and outhouses. lot 300 10 4J0 frontage by a
depth Of 500 feet; near station; suitable for
a frst-clsss boarding house; terms.
Also 7-roon house: lot 5ox2o4; between
both railroads. near Grand ST.: a bargain.
Also Groom cottage. tank and frame sta
bic. lot 5oxl5o. near Grand-st station
A. r. DENKE
400 Webster St,
Alameda.
sso0O-NEw two-story s-room house: electric
light and gas throughout; handy 10
school and station
Two-story 7-room house; lot 50x13s; price S2io9.
ADAMS & CO.
Bay-st Station.
Broad gauge r. r. Alameda
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20
BERKELEY ADVERTISEMENTS
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.


WHAT about this broom house? City water,
patent toilet; lot 44x125; fine place TO keep
chickens; best bargain in Alameda County.
Beautiful S-room house; modern; going at
bargain.
Two 7-room houses; everything complete;
must be sold at once.
Brand new houses, to y rooms EACH near
the university; finest in the land: also scenic
lots overlooking the bay.
MURDOCH & CO., Lorin Station.
FINE chicken ranch property; close in; near
car line; a snaS.
S2coO-Gocd store building: lot 81 :6x1Oo; good
location 10 start business.
LITTLE & WOOLSEY,
2l10 Shattuck ave, BerkeleS, Cal.
-FOUR blocks of ground in Berkeley Cal, fer
$2ofoo- This is the amount of Indebtedness
on The property. "A good investment and IN
a Section Of growing values Inquire OF ".
\. RUSSELL, sol California ST. San Fran
cisco. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20
BUSINESS INVESTMENTS.

Established 20 years.
46o- 462 Eighth street, Oakland Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20
FRANK P. LEE.
oil BROADWAY, OAKLAND.


s425o-Brand- new corner house; Fairmount
ave, adjoining Linda Vista; rooms
ing-room, tinted walls. front door oak
with bevel glass PANEL sun all day.
$3l5o-New modern 7-room house: lot 40xI5O:
blocks from Santa Fe depot
s27oo-New modern 2-story colonial rooms.
bath and laundry; near Grove and S1st
$3650-Modern Groom house. basement. harm
driveway; between Grove and Telegraph;
close in: lot 3ox135.
ssooo-1oox2oo; small house. barn frp,t sto
near Grove St; offer wanted.
s1Ooo-North side 22d. between Grove and Tel
egraph; 25x129; good location for flats
s145o-8sx1sO; sunny side of 18th; shade trees.
excellent neighborhood: also bargains IN
San Pablo-ave. business property.
o11 Broadway, Oakland.
$40, ,5oo-sToRE, flats and cottage income
$112 80 per month flrst-class invest
ment.
THE ALDEN CO..
lib Broadway. Oakland.
$15oo-COZY cottage of rooms and hath
within walking distance TO I4th and
Broadway; easy terms.
THE ALDEN CO.,
Ills Broadway. Oakland
GREAT BARGAIN.
$500 per acre; acres fronting on San Lean
dro road above Fruitvale: also 2-story buiIdine
on same; will sell cheap.
THE ALDEN CO.,
Ills Broadway Oakland
W. P TODD. 1910 Broadway.
Oakland Real Estate
! soo5o-Nice new cottage. rooms and hath.
mortgage $500; near Telegraph ave.
large lot; driveway; modern plumbing
street work complete near Telegraph ave.
fine location.
and bath: street work done; handy to elec-
trio cars and easy walking distance II
City Hall; lot 35xl00i terms can be ar
ranged.
S42oo-A very we'll built 2-story home of !
rooms; barn, etc. fine lot; near town: be:
| tween Telegraph ave. and Grove st.
W. p. TODD, 1910 Broadway,
| Oakland, Cal.
| ALEX MURDocK. Chronicle bldg, San Fran-
] cisco. for Oakland, Berkeley OF rural homes.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20
OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
WOODWARD, WATSON & CO,
Real Estate Agents and Dealers.
11T2 Broadway, cor. 14th st.
HOMES
HOMES
on EASY PAYMENTS.
ON EASY PAYMENTS.
$16oo-In East Oakland: splendid 5-room cot
tase and bath; pass the door; within
walking distance of local train.
S23O0-New and modern 1h-story house Of
rooms and bath: every convenience: lot
S5x115; on north side of street; near Tel
egraph ave.
s225o-six-room modern cottage in very handy
location; minutes to Broadway and only
a minute to local train.
s275O-cozy little home of rooms and bath:
location very desira BILE; houSe almost new;
is a sacrifice; owner going away.
$3250-Three fine new and modern homes Of
rooms each; north side Of street; close
10 Lake Merritt; easy terms on any OF
these
$35OO-Nice 2-story house on Adeline St; only
a couple minutes from local train; con-
tains rooms and bath; lot 32:6x100.
$375o-spiendid cottage of rooms and bath:
all modern. and electricity; minutes
to local trains and 14th and Broadway;
exceptional bargain.
FINE NEW HOMES
FINE NEW HOMES
IN EAST OAKLAND.
IN EAST OAKLAND.
On the Tubbs Hotel block we have ten fine
new and modern homes of I and rooms each
Large reception halls, gas and electricity. etc.
Prices range from s425O to $3.50
Easy terms
Sundays by appointment.
WOODWARD WATSON & co.
Real Estate Agents and Dealers
1l72 Broadway. cor. 14th ST.,
Oakland.
s. NJ. DODGE SON.
11eo Broadway. Oakland.
Pictures of These Places at Office
SEASIDE HOME.
sic, ,o00-Elegant home in Alameda abutting
the bay; 2-3 acre of land: very modern
and attractive; nothing left to be desired
LAKESIDE DISTRICT RESIDENCE.
ss,oOo-swen home; blocks from narrow
gauge station: 50x150; 8 rooms reception
hall; every modern convenience; carpets
for sale
ATTRACTIVE COTTAGE HOMES.
s1,e5o-5 rooms and bath; lot 276xl27; near
new ferry line TO S. F.
81. 1.eoo-Absolutely new cottage: 5 rooms and
tion; easy terms; per cent interest or
| deferred payments.
| 81, S2,600-Chestnut-st. home; rents for $50 pei
month: lot 34x1oO; driveway and stable
$1,000 cash down.
| 81, 2,2oo-CHESTNUT ST.
Cottage, rooms and bath, basement
lot 4Ox12S:6: lawn, palm trees, etc.
s4,ooo-CHoIcE LINDA VISTA HOMES.
New 2-story house. s rooms and bath
large rooms; gas and electricity: hard
wood floors: on bend Of street; 3Txl10
$1,000 cash down.
| $3,750-Very attractive 7-room house on Santa
Clara ave; lot 40x113; terraced lawn
s145o cash, balance at per cent.
| $4,5oo-Nicely located NV. corner; new 2
story house, rooms and bath; toilets
double flooring; lot 35xl26; Waworti
| ave, hear cars.
81, 2,Too-very pretty cottage, new 8 rooms and
| bath; electric and gas lights; near Grove
ST.; 32x104
s2,Soo-Reduced from $4,000: nearly new 2
| story house, rooms and bath; gas anC
! electricity near ferry line.
! 81, ,e5o-Save carfare and buy this 4-year-olt
| cottage; rooms and bath; cove ceilings
prettily decorated: basement and attic
| lot 30x106; 23d ST., near Telegraph ave.
81, 1,1oo-ACTUALLY WORTH $3.50 TO-DAY
| lot 50x125: near Fortieth St, Grove
street work. etc, all done.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20
A SUPERB HOUSE.

81 5Oo-A magnificent, substantial dwelling.
years old containing rooms and bath,
reception hall, cemented basement, fur
mace inlaid floors. pressed brick man
tels open plumbing and frescoed cell
ings; fine terraced lot. 40x1l2; blocks
N Postof6ce; easy terms
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20
OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS
OFFICE, 111s BROADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL EsTATE.

LAYMANcE REAL ESTATE COMPANY.