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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-12
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

Mrs. Ida Harris has gone to Boston.
Mrs. Elizabeth P. Manewell has gone to Lake
Pokegama. e
Cedar Leaf camp, R. IN. A.. will give an ice
cream social and dance in Cedar camp hall,
Cedar avenue and Two-and-a-half street, Wednes-
day.
of Ninth street S, have gone east.
Minneapolis people at New York hotels are
as follows: Spaldng. w. H. Gardner; Grenoble,
Z. j. Gutgesell. Plaza, Mrs. G. Jackman; Man
haitian e. r. Beeman.
Robert Angel, formerly of Minneapolis, but
now of Aberdeen, S. D.. is in the city on his
way east.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. W. Narregang of Aberdeen,
s. D., spent yesterday In Minneapolis and left
last evening for Duluth to take boat trip to
Quebec. !.
Mr.. and Mrs William Miller of Elliot avenue
and Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene FetZtaf left Friday
| for pleasure trip on the Great Lakes
Miss Elsie Buelow of Sleepy Eye is the guest
Of Miss Miller of Elliot avenue for several
weeks.
Miss Florence Crossley has returned from a
ten days outing at Hotel EdgewOod, Towards
Point, Mnnetonka
Miss Margaret Drew and her niece, Miss Cath
arine Drew have returned from the world 8
fair
sigyn lodge. No. 2. Daughters of Norway. will
picnic with Oslo lodge. No. 2, Sons of Norway.
at Woodmen Park. Robbinsdale, Sunday A pro-
been of a oh w Hsn has
winners of the several contests The sigyn
drill team will give exhibition.
Mi Minneapolis arrivals at the Holland House,
Mrs. F. 2. Lothman, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Well,
Miss c: j. Well Mrs.; r. R. Rand, Miss Mary
George! u, ' ,-.@s. ~ zE-.4- p. S-z.
Horace Blair of Sun Prairie, Wis, is visiting
his sister, Mrs. c. o. Natesta, at 1885 Pleasant
| avenue
| The John B. Finch l. 0. G. 7. course of study
class will meet tomorrow at p N. at OF
East Side boulevard. when the May, June and
July issues of the International Good Templar
are to be studied.
The Merry Cleaners of the First Presby terian
church will give ice social tomorrow
evening at 1928 Portland avenue. when home
made cakes and candy will be offered for sale.
Mrs II. n. Goldolum and Miss Georgia Bryant
left last evening for the east.
Rev, G.. L. Morrill, and son. Lowell, returned
| today from st. Louis I
Mrs. f. NJ. Rutten will leave this week *
spend several weeks visiting in Milwaukee,
! Albert Hausman left Monday night on 5
| short trip to St Louis.
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MRS. JONES WILL SING
Her Vocal Numbers Will Be Tonight's
Feature atkHarrlet.

Feature at Harriet.
1t will be worth going a long way to
hear Mrs Maud Timer Jones sing the
Star Spangled Bannera, as she will sing
it this evening at the Park band con-
cert at Lake Harriet On several public
occasions Mrs. Jones has sung the national
hymn, and each timefsh has aroused the
greatest interest and enthusiasm. In adj
dition to this number, Mrs. Jones will
sing Arditi's waltz Song in which she
scored such great success when she APP
.peared with the band last week, and Wal
thews MAY Day.
AS is BETTING so near the close of the
Park bands season. the rest of the pro-
gram is unusually bright and interesting.
Tomorrow evening the request program =.
made up from the numbers chosen by the
public will be played. There is a great
deal of curiosity as to what selections will
be found to be the most popular
Tonight's program is as follows:
PART /.
ONelt Eainpa y. f1eIOlu
Grand selection of scenes and airs from
Containing Habanera. Toreador's song, duet,
Mchaeas air. etc.
Vocal solo, 'Waltz Song, ............. .Arditi
Mrs. Maud Ulmer Jones.
Iris. hymn to the sun .Mascagni
Descriptive: Night daybreak, sunrise.)
Airs from 'Babette' ............... Herbert
Vocal Solos
(a) MAY Day. ....W althew
90 "Star Spangled Banner ....... Key
Mrs. Maud Timer Jones.
Alpine Fantasia (new) ................ Tobani
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-12
WHAT WOMEN
WANT TO KNOW
BY Marion AIcott Prentice,

BY Marion Acott Prentice.
For Transparent Yokes.-What kind of
corset cover can wear with a blouse
With thin yoke?-NeIIe.
To avoid spelling the perfect outline of
the sheer drop-yoke of summer waists,
make your corset cover without shoulder
straps and also remodel the knitted vests
IN this respect. The good dresser is very
particular that she does not expose TOO
many odd and end bits of lace thru the
openWork of her waists. Thin lawn cor
set covers which show the vest as well
as parts of the corset are in extremely
bad taste and the good appearance of the
outer garment is utterly ruined. The
most dainty practical corset cover is made
OF English long cloth, which possesses
many advantages over lawn; its wearing
qualities are above reproach, it is OPAQUE
enough to conceal any article worn be-
meath it, and yet is thin, soft and cool
Cut the corset cover straight at the top
well up under the arms and finish the
edge with a narrow white silk elastic to
hold 1t up AS you are stout around the
hips, finish the lower edge of the cover
at the waistline with strong lace bead
ing run with a ribbon for belt and to
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-12
Clam Juice, 2-lb cans, &c.
MONARCH SOAP, 10 LARGE BARS,

MIN AHCd SOAf, 10 LARGE BARS.
SIC.
Packers Tar Soap, per box, soc.
Washing Soda, lbs for 1Oc.
Lewis's Lye, large cans &c.
Blueing or Ammonia, ct bottles, &c.
Witch Hazel, full quarts, 28c.
Parlor Matches, per dozen, SC.
Assorted Wines.
Muscatel, Catawba, Angelica. Port
Wine, large 25c bottles, 19c.
Barton Port Wine, per gallon, $3.50.
5-year-old California Port per gal
lon, $1.00
Blackberry Brandy, per gallon, 7Oc
Good Table Claret, 6Oc
Duffy's Malt Whiskey, per bot, SSc.
sunny Slope Bourbon, full OTIS, soc.
High Ball Scotch, per bottle, $1.15.
French Claret and Sauternes.
Through Minneapolis Customhouse.
Medoc, per case, IL quarts, $5.25.
PIT. Julian, per case, IL OTIS, $5.55.
Pontet Canet, per case IL OTIS, $7.95.
Sauternes, - quarts, $7.15.
Haul Sauternes, IL quarts, $3.50.
Any above wines, "a pints to the
case, 81 extra
Tenorio Cigar, a great 10c Cigar,
for Saturday, per box Of SO, $2.65.
Cervantes, per box of so, $3.50.
Cavali, clear Havana, short, sweet
smoke, per box of so, $2.1O.
Spring Chickens, Id, 1Sc.
Leg of young Mutton Id, 12c.
Rib or Loin Mutton Chops, lb, 121ac.
Shoulder Milk Lamb Roasts, lb, lie.
Milk Lamb Steaks, lib, 15c.
Armours Star Hams, Id, 12kc.
Veal Stew, Id, 7c.
Veal Roasts, lb, Loo.
Breakfast Mackerel, each, 10c.
Milk Lamb Stew, 4c
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-12

adjust the extra fulness. This obviates
any useless fulness and yet makes a per-
feet completion. A cover of fine main
SOCK embroidery in f1ounce with is also
charming. Face the front edges and close
with small pearl buttons and loops. OF
course, the embroidered edge forms the
top and the plain portion may be dart
tucked or gathered at the waistline into
a belt of beading. Small loops are made
near the top edge in which to run the
elastic or ribbons or, better STILL select
a pattern of embroidery with holes of
convenient size and regularity, so that
they may serve the purpose. @s@f sEiGs
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-12
ToNyA RREEzEs,

Miss May Kemper. Miss Georgia Bryant, Ed
.Barnaby and Stafford Bishop were guests at the
Richter cottage Fairview. Wednesday.
Mrs. F. P. Murphy and daughter. Mary. and
Miss Laura Hartman We're guests of Mrs. F. Fl.
Raidt. at the Siesta, West Point. yesterday.
Mrs. II. Justen and family of Seattle, Wash.
are expected this week to visit Mrs Justen's
sister at the Sesta.
Mrs August Sutor of Marshfield. Wis, and
SON Raymond. are visiting at Sunrise cottage
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Bell and daughter Dor
othy. Miss Caroline Rockwell and Miss RATHER
inc Rockwell, st. Paul, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ T. Hume at their summer home at
Sunrise Point, Tonka Bay. Sunday. Mr..
and Mrs w. b. Grosskopf and daughter spent
yesterday at the Hume cottage
Mr.. and Mrs. GAYLORD H. Brown of Chicago
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Church at
their cottage at Minnetonka Beach Mrs. Nelly
Hobart Budd of Washington. who has been the
guest of Mrs. Church, returned to her home.
Mrs. D. L. Warner and children were guests
of Mrs E.. Won Ende at her summer home at
Cottagewood yesterday.
Miss Helen Haverty of st. Paul and Misses
Nellie and Alice Fay Of st. Peter and Mrs.
Bernard T. Fay were guests of Mrs: Annette
Fay Hamre at her summer home at Fairview
Frank Tucker of Minneapolis will be a Sunday
guest at the James Fay cottage for over Sue
day.
Miss Katherine Harris and Stewart Harris
have been guests at the G.. T. Thompson cottage,
Minnetonka Beach, during the past week.
Miss Gala AlcMullen of Solbergs Point has re-
turned from several months visit in Boston
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Tracy of Salt Lake City
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Gregory al
the Lafayette club.
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Friday Evening,

the guests were Mr. and Mrs. G. Roder
and daughter of Milwaukee, Mrs. G. d.
Dittrick, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rudolph
and Edward and Alvin Rudolph, f. r..
Wilde and family Mr. and Mrs Graves,
Mr.. and Mrs. Felixss,J osswick. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. C.. schroth, Mr., and Mrs. Ed
ward Metzger and Mr., and Mrs. Delma
Goyrotte, alto ST. Paul.
Mr.. Corbett and his bride will leave
Saturday, for a trip east and they will
be at homo at ola West Lake street after
Sept. is.
Miss Ethel Fleming and Richard knight
Were married Wednesday in the Church Of
the Ascension. Miss Mile Jansa, in a
gown of tan yoile over silk was maid of
honor, and Clement knight acted as best
man. The bride wore white silk nous
seine Gle sole and carried roses. Rev.
Father Harrington read the service which
was followed by a breakfast at the home
of the bride. In the evening there was a
reception for seventy-five guests. Mr.. and
Mrs. Knight will be at home at 623 TWEEN
tyfourth avenue after Oct. /.
Miss Otha V. Selleck and Walter H.
Houghton Of st. Paul were married
Wednesday evening at the home of the
BRIDES mother on Twenty avenue
S. Rev. John S. Rood read the service
in the presence of a group of relatives
and friends, and at the close collation.
was served. Mr.. and Mrs. Houghton will
make their home in st. Paul
Mrs. Charles Clausen entertained in
formally at her home in Manhattan park
Tuesday evening in honor of her daugh-
ter Ragnhld's, nineteenth birthday ami
versary. Green and yellow were the col
ors of the decorations, and ferns and yell
low daisies were used, while Japanese Ian
terms were hung among the trees on the
lawn and porch Games were played, and
later refreshments We're served.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-12
QUESTIONS FOR TOMORROW.

Hints for Weak Women.-There does not
seem to be anything the matter with
me, and yet lack energy to take any
exercise, and am troubled with Sleep
Iessness. Can you suggest anything that
would help me?-E. M. L.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-12

Hay Fever Sufferers
VIII be interested in the news con-
tanned in the Dayton Dry Goods Co.
in this issue
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-12

To Relieve Soft Corns.-What will cure a
soft corn, or at least bring some reIief2
ELLA.
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TWO IOWA GIRLS \.
TO Be SPONSORS
THE NAVY DEPARTMENT Eff
FECTS A COMPROMISE.
Miss Treadway of Dubuque Will
Break the Bottle Over the Gun
boats Bow and Miss Hull Of Des
Moines Will Release the Warship.

New York Sur. Special Service.
Washington, Aug. 12.-The navy de-
partment has effected compromise in the
trouble over the sponsor for the gunboat
Dubuque, which will be launched next
Monday at Morris Heights, N. ].
Miss Margaret TreadWay of Dubuque,
who was appointed by Mayor Berg of
Dubuque after he had aroused a storm
by reporting to the navy department that
he could find no young woman willing to
act, on account of the expense Of the
trip, will break the bottle of wine over
the ships bow, and Miss Annette Hull,
daughter of Representative Hull of Iowa,
who was invited by the builders to per-
form the ceremony after the mayor had
reported that he could not find a sponsor,
will release the warship and start her
sliding down the ways
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-12

Belfast is the great tea drinking city OF
he United Kingdom.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-12

Trunks, Bags, Suit Cases,
Special discount tomorrow. Bar
naby's. -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-12

descriptive piece, introducing Pastoras, echo
eHects yodels, songs, ''Forsak en'' and
Farewell to the Mountains"
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Robert Pratt has announced the engage
ment of his daughter Roberta to Cassius
NJ. Locke
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Mrs. F. P. Wright entertained group
of young people at the Lafayette club
during the week. Her guests were Misses
Louise Cochran Helen Dean, Katherine
Abbott and Mildred Carlton Of Elizabeth,
N. j., Dean Gribben, M Cochrane, st.
Do
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hatherlne NJ II. BIackford, N. ID, = W
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Teaches Financial Success, Health and Prosper
ity in New and Practical Way.
FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH.
Sunday night, Aug. IA, philosophy, the Wise
Way of Living Free. pm.
Monday night, Aug 10, Choice of Profess
sions.n Free.
Tuesday night Aug 16, How to Be Healthy
Free. 5
Health Beauty and Grace Wednesday, 8
Pm; to ladies' only: Admission 25e;
AT HOLMES HOTEL, 9th AND HENNEPIN.
HOURS 10 Am, TO 6 Pm.
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outing yesterday at her summer home at
West Point for the members of the Art
History club. An all-day visit at the lake
with a pleasant boat ride on the Phelps
launch were enjoyed
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-12

Mrs. S. w. Ball of Excelsior had a pic
mic party yesterday for her daughter, Mrs.
Clifford Gage Of Chicago who is her guest.
Thirty-fve friends came out on the early
morning train and the luncheon was
served out Of doors from a, large table
decked lavishly with sweet peas. In the
afternoon some of the guests took a boat
ride on the lake and others went to the
Excelsior casino for the concert. Among
those who came out for the day were
Mines. Charles Green, Chicago, w. H.
Kerrick, c. Kerrick, H. w. Milliman,
Powers. F. S. Gold, G. E. Metz, M R. At
wood, H. knight, Lewis, Young, Williams,
the Misses Wilson and group of other
Young women.
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The annual cruise of the Minnetonka
Boat club, which is scheduled for tomor-
row, promises to be the event X social
and yachting circles. Over twenty five
yacht owners have signifed their inten-
tion of taking part in the race and cruise,
and fully as many launch owners will be
present at the start. The sailboats will
be started off from Tonka Bay buoy at
1880 o'clock and the launches will cross
the line thirty minutes later. At the
Chapman house stop will be made for
luncheon and in the afternoon the home
sail will be made. The two new loving
cups for the launches are now at the club
house and will add an additional interest
in the launch races.
This evening hop will be given at
Hotel del Otero, and the young people
around the upper lake and from the ac-
cessible lower lake shores are anticipat-
ing the event.
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The. Beach Casino at Tonka Bay is
about one of the most popular places this
summer. Weekly races for the best skat-
ers, open to all, are held almost every
Saturday evening and is an ENJOYABLE
event to the skaters and to the onlook-
ers. Roller parties are quite the thing
and the young people from all parts Of the
lake come up nightly and every afternoon
for skating
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-12

Rev. Mr.. Mailer of La Crosse will
preach at the morning services in Camp
Memorial chapel Sunday. Rev. and Mrs.
Mailer are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles F. Welles at Minnetonka Beach.
They will return to their home in La
Crosse Monday.
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The regular Saturday evening party will
be given at the Minnetonka club tomor-
row. AS this will be the closing party
of the summer season, there will doubt
less be a large attendance. The house
committee has announced that owing to
the limited patronage it is deemed I'M
wise to continue in its summer quarters
after Aug. Is, and the clubhouse will be
closed on that date.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-12

Mrs j. L. Faulkner entertained at lun-
cheon Yesterday at her home on Ninth
avenue S. Sweet peas furnished dainty
table decorations and after luncheon there
was theatre party at the Lyceum The
guests were Mines. w. Walker, w. Mer-
RAM, Gray Frink, G. w. Jacoby, W.. ia
CODY Hill and H. NeWbert. 81
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-12

Another new lot of
those crushed and
plated Silk Belts
that created such a
hurrah last Satur-
day. Black Peau
de Sole and Taffeta
Silk; fancy buckle
back and front:
worth SOC; ca. 23C
Buster Brown Lin
en- Collars = Hem
stitched edge, are
worth Csc: ea.. DO
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-21
q Eos ns Ffuit1aie & ave. Fruitval. Station, Cal.

H. BARKMEYER,
120e Fruitvale ave- FrutvaIe Station, Cal.
$460-small house OF rooms, summer Kitchen
good well and pump, stable; lot 50x1o0;
situated blocks from graded school and
blocks from electric car line; 500 down.
IS a month.
$6oo-Good, substantial cottage Of 4 rooms;
lot 45x102;, extra fine dug well. 30 feet
deep; convenient to school; high eleva-
tion; $500 cash down.
$125o-New cottage of 4 rooms; hard finished
pantry, closets. etc; good well and pump
on back porch; lot 5O03oo fronting on 2
streets; 3 blocks from line; terms II
desired.
$3.50 cash, balance s12 per month; modern cot
tage of rooms and bath; high basement; :;
lot 60x110 fronting on two streets; high
elevation; convenient to schools; price all
told $3.50.
$1s75-Modern cottage Of rooms. bath. large
pantry, closets ETC.; high basement; lot
5ox135; nice flowers and fruit trees. barn
and buggy shed, driveway, etc; near car
line; in walking distance to local trains;
worth investigating.
$2200-Almost new cottage Of large rooms
and bath; all modern: pantry, closets,
etc, electric light. city water. also good
well, small barn: lot 75x1S5; variety OF
flowers and fruit; trees in bearing; hne
location; convenient to school and car
line; terms II desired.
$235c-Desirable home; cottage of 4 large
rooms. reception hall, closets, pantry, etc. :;
high basement; lot 64x3S0, in bearing
orchard; on macadamized road; near
school: reasonable terms IL desired.
S6o0o-Ideal country home; 3% acres OF choice
land variety Of fruit trees in bearing; fine
lawn. flowers and large palms; modern
cottage of large rooms and bath; por-
celain bath tub; fine mantel and fireplace;
folding doors. etc; high basement; two
story rustic barn, extra good we'll wind
mill and tank; all in hrst-class condition
See these before buying elsewhere. they are
H. BARKMEYER,
Near Fruitvale Station, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-21
ELROD e. HULL

ELROD & HULL.
No As - $1400--A 4-room, high basement
house; hot and cold water; bath; stationary
wash trays in basement good street; lot
No. 49-$1400-A Broom house bath; pan
try; hot and cold water; blocks from car
line; lot S0x132; this place is just finished and
can be bought the installment plan.
No 22-$3250-A broom house. with bath,
pantry. hot and cold water barn. chicken
flowers; both electric and gas lights; good
street; blocks from school and line; lot
125x15o
No. 47-s105o-4-room cottage; high base
ment; u block from Fruitvale ave; good
neighborhood: lot 4Ox1OO; this is a rare op-
portunity; must be sold at once.
No. 46-$350-Chicken ranch: 120 fine chick
ems: many thoroughbreds: chicken houses
and yards; incubators and brooders; to rent
8 acres OF land; Groom house; abundance
Of fruit on the place; good garden land; rent
$15 per month.
No 3-S3350-Cottage OF rooms. with
kitchen and dining room in basement: cottage
N fine condition; lot 100x125; an abundance Of
shrubbery and fruit; this is a charming little
place; high grounds; sewer, water, electric
No -S3000-2-story house of o large
rooms; bath, pantry. etc; berries and fruit :;
here is a fine home and good investment; cor
ner lot. 110x115; blocks from car line.
No 15-$2S00-A house of rooms on a good
street; car line passes house; full bearing
fruit and berries of all kinds lot 50x206; easy
terms II desired
LOTS+LOTS - LOTS - LOTS - LOTsl
We have lots in all parts of FrultvaIe at all
kinds of prices and on almost any terms. Will
build TO suit you. Come and plans. Send
for printed lists and maps.
ELROD & HULL
1910 FRUITVALE AVE.
Phone Brook 1851.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-21
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

STOP AND THINK
II # pays you TO keep paying rent.
Figure out what you have paid in rent in the
past ten years.
DOES IT PAY7
We can sell you nice home on easy terms
that you certainly appreciate and accept II you
viii only call and see
TERMS AND PRICES TO SUIT.
NEW MODERN HOMES BELOW COST.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
Procrastinatton is the Thief Of Time.
COME TO-DAY5
Inspect Our Homes. Get Our Prices
PURCHASE A HOUSE AND LOT AND
SAVE RENT.
Beautiful Homes in All Parts Of Alameda
FEW OF OUR BARGAINS.
s15oo-Buys a nne broom cottage; lot 4ox
$50: a snap.
sl5oo-Buys 5-rOom cottage; lot 35x1oo; a
bargain.
S20OO-Buys an elegant new cottage; Kas and
electricity; near trains and schools.
S2ooO-Buys large, broom cottage and lot
S3xl25: very cheap.
s2656-Buys a beautiful Groom cottage:
nearly new; large lot.
SS25o-Buys an s-room house; lot 4ox15o;
cheap: very desirable.
S40OO-Buys a new s-room house: largo lot /.
must be sold.
s5ooo-Buys superb corner lot; s-roorn house:
new; great bargain.
ALAMEDA LAND CO
1900 PARK ST. ALAMEDA
Tel. Alameda 400.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-21
zAxwAEDs REAL ESTATE.
s175 TO $3.50 Der acre; Stanton tract; from 4
10 so acre tracts.

s1T5 TO $3.50 Der acre; Stanton tract; from 4
10 50 acre tracts.
s.. .5oO-Beautiful country home for sale or
exchange for Oakland or Berkeley prop,
erty: 10 acres: acres in orchard, tuli
bearing trees; variety fruit; acres
fne vegetable alfalfa land; SOIL very
rich fine black loan; broom mouse
barn; outbuildings; chicken yards; eN,
Cellcnt water and plenty OF IT. rural
delivery; close TO school; near statlon'
daily communication with San Francisco
$50 OOO-Elegant stock ranch Of 1000 acres:
modern house OF rooms; stable, stock
barns: dairy houses; hne apple orchard;
20 acres IA cherries and other truit'
fenced and crcss-fenced: well watered;
3 miles from Haywards; must be seen
10 be appreciated.
SI3. .OOo-40 acres choice orchard: modern house
of II rooms barn and outbuildings,
chicken yards etc: full-bearing trees;
close 10 school: miles from town; y
cash, balance on time.
RAMAGE & STANTON,
Haywards, Cal.
81. Goo acres Is fruit; 70 other improve
nents
s2.5oo-e acres. all fruit; improved.
s.. 000--4 acres, !. fruit: improved.
s., oC0-i3 acres; acres in fruit; old improve
ments.
50. eoo-I41a acres: improved; plenty OF wood
and water.
s.. 500-I4 acres. improved.
S3.50Q-i0 acres; all fruit; improved.
S6,2O0-l2ls acres; 10 acres fruit; improved.
l3,5CO-Only; co acres. near San Jose; all
fruit; fine improvements and much per
sCral property.
$40. 5eo-Only; 2S91s acre stock ranch: zoo
acres can be plowed; well improved.
For further information see
p. WILBERT.
Castro. near ST. Haywards. Cal.