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There is only one Wizard Oil -Hamlins -
name blown in the bottle. Signature Hamlin
Bros" on wrapper. Take no substitute. 5Oc'
and 81. 90.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-04

92Sx9oO feet, for $4,000; lot ZIG, fronting
112 feet on Costa Rica avenue, with
depth of 232 feet, was sold to John 8.
Van Winkle Of San Mateo for $500; Ed
win Dews and Elisha s. Triggs Of San
Francisco paid $3.50 for lot 13 on Pop
lar avenue, having a frontage Of $50
feet, with a depth Of 235 feet; lot 215,
110x240 feet, was sold to Walter and
Annie Sealy Of San Mateo for $500; the
same parties bought lot 1913, 12Sx140
feet, for 800; Wilfred r. Mills OF San
Francisco bought lot 154, corner Of
Bellevue and Crescent avenues, 1S0x2S5
feet, for $3.50; lot 149, having a front
age Of 105 feet on Bellevue avenue,
with a depth Of 280 feet, was sold to G.
M. Grellman Of San Francisco for
s1000 Charles w. Beegle bought lot 206
for $125o; the lot Is at the intersection
Of Crescent avenue and Warren road.
and has a frontage Of 166 feet and a
depth of 245 feet; N. Morgenthaler Of
San Mateo purchased lot 152, 120x230
feet, on Crescent avenue. for $1,000; the
City Street Improvement Company,
which has the contract for sewering San
Mateo Park, is making rapid>progress
with the work. More than 1000 nneal
feet of sewer have been placed. The
remaining 1900 will be completed
within six weeks.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-04
Constructing Engineer wanted.

The United States Civil Service
Commission announces an examination
on January and to I'LL e vacancy
in the position of constructing engi-
neer In the Ordnance Department at
large for the United States Powder
Depot. Dover, N. j.; salary, $200 per
month; age limit, 20 years or over.
Apply to the Civil Service Commission.
Washington, D. c., or to the secretary
of the Board OF Civil Service Exam
iners, Postof1ce, San Francisco, for ap-
plication form 1912, which should be
properly executed and filed with the
commission at Washington.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-04
Ed. PINkUD'S
Eau De Quinns
Hair Tonic.

WHY7 BECAUSE we only state facts
and make no claims or show photos OF
people whose testimonials can be pur-
chased. r r z p o y S 3 I z LONG
HAIRED WOMEN have applied 10 US
time and again, claiming they had used
our Hair Tonic, and that their testimo-
malls were for sale These, Of course,
we refused 10 consider.
ED. FLUAuD'E HAIR TONIC EAU DE
CUINLNE Is the original Hair and Scalp
Tonic sold all over the world, and on
account Of its phenomenal success there
are many substitutes, or so-called holr
t0nics. on the market, making all sorts
az claims for the sole purpose OF pro-
noting the sale Of their goods, while we
allow the public 10 volunteer their per
sonal testimony as 10 what ED. Pr
EkUD'S EAU DE QUININE has done
Tor them. Here IS what ED. PINAUD' s
EAU DE QTININE HAIR TONIC is
guaranteed 10 DO. viz: Cures dandruff.
stops hair falling out. promotes its
growth and makes hair beautiful. and
puts the scalp IN a healthy condition;
besides, 4 is a toilet luxury, leaving a
delightful perfume in the hair. These
are facts, and the many testimonials
which we have published bear US out in
this statement. and 10 convince you we
VIII send YOU. upon receipt Of 10 cents,
TO pay postage and packing, free sam
ple of Hair Tonic and sample Of our
latest creation in perfume including a
bottle Of our celebrated Dentifrice.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-04

client; lot, 25x70 feet, on the west side
of Powell, "A feet north of Chestnut,
Mrs. f. Eipper to z. D. Martini: the
northeast corner of Twenty-fourth and
Dolores streets, 61x117:6, ]. B. Morgan
to q client; the southwest corner Of
Florida and Nineteenth streets, 50x68,
John Center to f. J. Ehrmann; lot, 26x
liz. on the east line OF Capp street, 40
feet south of Twenty-fourth, S. T. Des-
none to A. Czipowski; lot, 25x100, on
the east side of Bryant, 127 feet south
Of Twentieth, John Center to Mrs M.
Miller; lot, 2Sx8S:9, on the west line of
Alpine, 80 feet south Of Duboce ave-
nue., c. Lehman to Elma B. Beattie,
and lot, 2sx9O, on the west side of AL
pine, 60 feet south Of Duboce avenue,
c. Lehman to George w. Brown.
Sales are reported as follows by Sol
Getz & Son: Lot, 5ox12O, on the west
line of Forty-seventh avenue, 100 feet
south of street, to Leona Ofleld; 50x
120, on the west line of Forty-seventh
avenue, 100 feet south of H street, to
F. H. Irvine: 50x10O, on the northwest
line of Edinburgh street, 200 feet north
east Of Persia avenue. to Hannah
Ouinlan; b0x120, on the east line of the
E'OrIY-D1nLn avenue, OCedn DOul6VaEQs
1915 feet south of L street, to Mary Q.
Quinlan; 5Ox120, on the east line of
Forty-eighth avenue, 62:6 feet north OF
l. street, to Harry l.. Gum; 50x240, on
the east line of Forty eighth ave-
nue., Ocean boulevard, 175 feet north of
T street, to Augusta Cache; 62:6x120, on
tho northwest corner of Forty-eighth
avenue and L street. to Miss v. Mac
lean.
SUBURBS AND COUNTRY.
Chatfeld & Vincent have sold the
H. r. Mann property at Ross Valley to
Frank p. Fuller of this city for $1S,-
750. 1t comprises seven acres of wood
ed, rolling land. supplied with abun-
dant spring water. Chatf1eld g. Vim
zent have also sold for Pierre Piet of
San Francisco a farm Of % acres, i'm
proved, four miles west of Napa City,
on the Sonoma road, for $4,000. Piet
has bought, through the same agency,
yards, twelve miles east of Fresno. at
Jameson station, from H. H. Theer-
man, for $65o0.
A handsome publication illustrating
the beauties Of Ell Cerrito park has
been published by Hoag & Lansdale.
Baldwin & Howell report an active
demand for lots in San Mateo Park
During the last ten days a number of
sales were effected. E. B. Mcpherson,
superintendent of Cypress Lawn Gene
terry, purchased lot 16S on Clark Drive,
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-04
Mecca Case DISMISSED.

The case of Angelo Mecca, charged
with grand larceny, was dismissed by
Judge Cook yesterday on motion of
the District Attorney on the ground
that the evidence was insufficient to
convict. He was accused OF having
stolen sos on September 8 from Mrs.
Mary A. Romagnano, 4S2 Vallejo
street
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-04
snit

Gray Bros, by their attorney, Fisher
Ames. yesterday began their fouth
libel suit against the owners and edi-
tor of the Bulletin. The new COM
plant is based upon the alleged ma
licious and defamatory contents Of an
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-04
SOME LEADING DEALs.

Madison & Burke were the agents for
the sale Of the southwest corner Of
jackson and Stockton streets, S4x132 6
feet, with three-story brick building,
for A. Chichizola to Ferdinand E. Hes
thai, for about $4,000.
The probate court has confirmed the
sale Of the southeast corner Of Califor-
MIA and Leidesdorff streets for the AL
vinza Hayward estate to the Firemen's s
Fund Insurance Company for $2S5,0O0
G. II. Umbsen & Co. will hold an
auction of real estate next Tuesday.
The Bishop block, on the corner Of
Market and Annie streets, so it has
been decided, will be torn down and
ten-story structure will take its place.
Mrs. NJ. T. Frear and Mrs. NJ. E. Hal
lett will erect seven-story and base
ment brick building on the south line
Of Ellis street, near Jones, at a cost Of
s65, 900.
Daisv 3. Horst has bought from the
Irving NJ. Scott estate property on the
north line Of Pacific avenue, 1875 feet
east Of Broderick street.
Among the recent sales Of Madison q
Burke are the following: Lot 31x6O,
with three-story and basement brick
building, on the south line Of Clay
street, between Dupont and Kearny
for Leland Spencer, s12,5O0; southwest
corner of Howard and Twenty-second,
3Ox122:6, with improvements, for M. e.
Won Schroeder; 2Ox59:6 and three-story
brick building on the north side OF Sac
raunento. between Kearny and Mont
gomery, 1000: lot, 24:6x137:6, on the
south line Of Sutter. ia east Of Pierce,
for Emma G. Butler, $4,000; lot, BOX
100, with improvements. on the south
line Of Stevenson, 100 west from
Twelfth, for ]. Hammond ct al, $12.-
800; lot. sOx19o, on the south line OF
Waller, 14e west Of Scott, for E. M
Pissis,. $4,000; lot 25x75, and four flats
on the north side Of Tehama, $50 west
of Fifth. for e. Loverich, $3.50; lot,
25x100. on the south line of Washing
ton, 1926 east OF Laurel. for J. Isaac
son, $1,000. and lot. 25x12o, on the west
line OF Twentieth avenue. 200 south of
Clement, for c. w. Morton, 5000.
IN MANY SECTIONS.
Baldwin & Howell have sold to Mrs
c. G. Jacott three-story frame build
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-04

REFUSE TO RENT MACHrGEsLTns Board
Of Works formally notified the Beard q %.
pervtsors yesterday that Gray BroR had re-
fused to rent to the city any gtrest-swsepfnR
machines because their bills Of e2812 81 had
been held up by the Finance COMMITTEES.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-04
coYPkeEIE eENERlrr rp,ra..,.....--

DIRECT LINE TO aAVRE-PaRrs
5a.l-ns every ,dhursday instead Of n 80
-. North River. foot OF Morton ~
First class 70 Hayre. $40 and upward. sec-
l-RAL AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES a IN ~ :
CANADA. = Broadway CHudson bn1ISs,-1l
New York J. r EDGAZI & CO. Pacirc 1'1eS:
Agents. Montgomery avenue San Fra-rfaoo
T-c.--s 90 BY al Ea-lroad Tlc.at -.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-04
SALES OF NOVEMBER
REACH LARGE FIGURES
Realty Deals Above the Average
Round Total of S4,500,500

Five hundred and ninety-one sales OF
San Francisco real estate were recorded
in the month of November Thomas
AIagee & Sons in their Real Estate Cir
cular say the value represented in these
transactions was S4.564,547. The figure is
above the average for the preceding ten
months of 1904. The feature of the
month was the sale Of the Hayward
building for 81, ,151, 900. Magee & Sons re-
port that the real estate market is
strong in tone. Many buyers are look
ing for good business properties, but
those offered are few. The sales in No
vember were distributed among the
several sections Of the city about the
same as usual. The fifty-vara section
made a higher record owing to the
deal for the Hayward building.
The new firm Of Sage. Dealey & Co.
reports several good sales during the
week just closed. This concern has sold
for George de Urioste to NJ. Johnson the
southeast corner of Fell and Franklin
streets, so feet on Fell by 120 feet on
Franklin to Hickory avenue, for $25,-
coo; for the Deuwel estate to James
Spanton, property on the north line of
Pacific street, 11S:5 feet west of Mont
gomery avenue, 20:5x137:6 feet, 632-634
Pacific street, for $4,000; for Agnes NJ.
Roser Wilson ct al. to w. NJ. Long,
the northeast corner of Chesley and
Boyd streets, 60x60 feet, for $3S00; for
Frank H. Woods Trust to Charles w.
Smith, lot on the south line Of Pacific
avenue, rs feet west Of Broderick street,
60x127;SA feet, irregular, for $4,000; for
Alice V. Sweeney to a client, lot and
residence on the north line of Filbert
street, 1873 feet east of Baker, for $4250;
for F. Bronson to Max Rosenberg,
property on the west line Of First
street, 100 feet south of Folsom, 2ox7o
feet and two-story building, for $500.
Center & Spader have sold to the
Meese & Godfrey Company the north
west corner Of Nineteenth and Harrison
streets, 245x1S7:6 feet for John Center,
for $50 900. A factory will be built on
the site. Center & Spader have also
sold for George Grim to the Empire
Foundry half a block, 200 feet square,
between Sixteenth, Alabama and Flor
ida street. A foundry plant will be
erected. The terms Of the sale are pri-
vate.
Madison & Burke will subdivide and
offer for sale the holdings Of Mrs. En-
ma G. Butler in the Preside Heights
district, including the corners Of Pacific
and Preside avenues, Pacific avenue
and Laurel street, Jackson and Walnut
streets and also properties on Pacific
avenue between Preside avenue and
Walnut street, and on Jackson street
between Laurel and Locust streets.
F'rontages by subdivision will be Of
fered Of 80, "a and 45 feet The proper
ties are all desirable.
Bovee. Toy & Co. have sold a lot
fronting 26 feet on the west line Of
Kearny street, running through 57:6
feet 10 Clara lane, Sc feet north from
Sutter street, with four-story brick
building, for DR.. Hirschfelder to a
client, for something like 500, 900.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-04
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srrs. General FrisbIe Nonticei1o se1 20.
:45 an, 1890 pm. 5:I5 pm, pm. $40 =
N. Leave san Francisco Sundays 0;ts = - =
1870 pm. pm. S:30 pm. Leave Vslieso
an. an. 12-3O pm, 3.l5 pm, nm. S,,,,
days. an. an, 5: 20 pm, 8 pm T,e~ .
n Mission ST. : phone Main 1905 HATCH BPOS
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-04
CaIifornia Calendars for 1908.

California Poppy. Poinsettia, Chinese
and Redwood Calendars. All new-best
ever@ready for mailing. Sanborn. Vail
& Co., TAI Market street.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-04
FOR .. S. Navy yard and valleio

Ferry bldg, foot OF Clay ST., 10 a. rn 5.a5
Z m; Sunoaya, 10 a. m. p. m. Leave
Vallejo. Aden's wharf. 7:15 a. m. 2:30 q,
m Sundays. 10 a. m, p. m Fare DC
each way. PIPER. ADEN. GOODALL co.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-04
address American Ones

We are the largest nanUfac-
turers m the world of high grade
perfumes. Member of Jury of
kward ST. LOUIS Worlds Far.
Our house recsIVed the supreme
title of Hors co1coUrS, or
Without a Rival" Hence our
name Is q guarantee of highest
quality.
PhRFUHEREE ED PIKhUD,
Is Pace He1dome Paris.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-04
ADVERTISEMENT
To the Public

been showing photos and Endorsements
of prominent people. crowned heads. and
some Of the most celebrated actors and
actresses known 70 the American thea
ter-going public. but none should be
more convincing or inspire more conf
aence than the Endorsement of the we'll
known and highly appreciated Actress.
-iiss Edna Wallace Hopper, whose letter
we reproduce by permission:
226 West z5th St. New York,
August 10th, 1904.
I consider ED. PTNRUD's EAU DE
CULNIEE the most refreshing Hair
Tonic there is.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-04

article published November 20. under
the caption. Deal with Grays In Raw
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-04
OCEAN TRAVEL.

y !. ]. ]. T. :. ! !.
Steamers leave Broadway
Zst&SON wharves (piers and IL,
~ Ss,sN san Francisco:
fWWA NA For Ketchikan WrangeI
II WTN / | Juneau. Tresdwell, Haines,
ANz@[AI 4 Skaguays etc. Alaska=l1
l~A Vel a. m. Dec J. G. II. 16. 21,
wv /S/ 26, 81. Jan. 5. Change TO
&1S=SIR/ this coupany's steamers at
Seattle.
For Victoria, Vancouver, Port Townsend
Seattle. Tacoma Everett. South BeIlingham
Bellingham-I1 a. N. Dec. 1, g. Il le II: %,
81. Jan 5. Change at Seattle TO this com
panys steamers for Alaska and @. n Ry.: Al
Seattle OF Tacoma 70 n. p Ry.; at Vancouver
70 c. p. Ry.
FOR Eureka eEZumboIdt Bay)-Pomona. 30
D. n, Dec u, IS. p, 30. Jan. 3. Corona
80 p n. Dec. 3. 8, -, p, p. Jan 2
For Los Angeles VIA Port Los Angeles and
Dedondo). San Diego and Santa Barbara-San-
~ Rosa. Sundays a.
state of California. Thursdays a n
FCr Los Angeles fFia san Pedro and East
San Pedro. Santa barbara. Santa Cruz Mon
fercv san Simeon Iayf.cCs l'arL Iarf1.ld t-an
Luis Obispo). Ventura and Hueneme-
Bonita. a. m. Dee ]. $. ~ 25, Jan 2
Coos Bay, a. m, Dec. 8, y, p. % Jan. g.
For Ensenada- Magdalena Bay, San Jose del
labcs Mazatlan. Altata La Paz Santa Ro-
sails. Guaymas Mex, 10 a. m. 7th each mo.
Tor further Information obtain folder. Right
ls reserved 10 change steamers OF sailing, dates
TICKET OFFICES New Montgom-
cry s. palace Ecteil ~ Market st and Broad
way wharves. Freight once 10 Market st
O. D. DT-NANE General PASSENGER Agent
10 Market ST.. san Francisco
ile Facihc Transfer Co.. 20 Sutter St will
ca-l Tor and check baggage from hotels and
residences. Telephone Exchange 3l2.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-04

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G6nigrei9 @iirttembcrg.

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1dmmelter S9ule bic i6m pom Seuat
fir feline mutbpoQe Shat b~erlie6ene ill
berne MebuiQe fir 3ettung aus 9efubr
bur9 ben Qeiter Der S9ule, Or. y.
Reimunn, nit elmer ber3li6en Qnz
fpra6e iiberrei6t. Gs 1T Oies in fur5er
8eit Der 3tpeite San, oaB Elm 3Dgling
blefer 2e6ranftult in 0ieier 8eiie aus
ge3ei9net nuroe.
Bremen.
&uf einem Neubau an Der 0orts
itraBe mar Der 10 Sabre ate Qrbeiter
@ilbelm 6oppe nit Dem 3utragen bon
Steinen na6 Dem 3%tpeiten Stofnert
beI9dftigt. Qls er mieoer na4 unten
iteigen pO1te, 1T er aniheinenb febI ges
treten uno aus elmer 606e bon ca. IA
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@niu6en pegen porgeriidten Differs
unter 4nertennung 1einer l~angidbrlgen
trcuen 9ienIte in ben 3ubeitar1b berz
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3. 0ien perGor in "a Stunben 2 brape
60bne. Der 19idbrige Sobn, 6tnan5>
qe6ilfe Wilbelm Bien, 3pg ii6 pOr fur
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bes Riidenmurfs gu, Der er erldg.
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burauf aus Dem 2eben.
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fob SruntenbpID perungliidte Oubur4,
buB es in etnen ~brennenben SpirituSz
fo6er @piritus na4gieBen poqte.
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unb i'm GU itanb Die gan3e &ii4e in
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f6pere 8ranbpunben, baB Is 6offz
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nurf bier bon etnem Wagen Elm Dung
fab berunter, tpobur9 bas ~5peiidbrige
8inb bes Selbbiters 5r. Maurer gez
troffen unb tobtgebriidt nurbe.
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baus 8lumberg brannten 5pet Setoz
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S9peine in ben Slammen um. Der
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betragen, ipel9er bur9 8erfi9erung
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unglidte tpurbe in bas bieiige Qqgez
meme &~ranten6aus iiberfiibrt, mo ibm
bas 8ein abgenommen tperbelt mubte.
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