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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

NO. 1924 B STREET NORTHEAST
Mary c. Crosse ct al. to Francis D.
Dent. lot "A, square 9S7; IS. Francis
same property: So
WASHINGTON II HEIGHT s-Hannah
Mhite to William w. Jermane lot 40.
T H r T e E NTH AND ONE HALF
STREET SOUTHWEST between B
and c streets-Francis r.. Codrick to
Rosa, M. Esenbeiss north half Iot n
square 263; SO ''
CLEVELAND Observation-Disclosures II.
Patton ct al to Anna V. Brame, lot 6.
block 7. $500. ~
PINEHURST-Herma F. Mand,er Of Nv
$500 " 10 oiocA o.
NO. 1928 DUMBARToN AyEN1rE,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES A. Fraser to
Herman F. Mandler. lot 100, square
CLEVELAND PARK7sElla B. Sherman
ct viz. John. to Mark E. Hill, part Iot
8. square 2Os2: $40
HOLMEAD MANOR-Lewis E. Breunin-
ger sa., ct Ia TX s,a to James p Coon. lot 81,
STREET NORTHEAST between I'd and
Sd streets-Mary T. FenneN ct al. to
John w. Cotter, lot u and part lot %
square $50; $40. John w. Cotter ct ux
convey same property to George e.
COLFAx STREET NORTHEAST be-
tween l. and NJ streets-Henry o. Mid
dieton to s. Dana Lincoln, lot So
square 712: $40.
HOLMBAD MANOR-Jennie W. Bennett,
to Lewis E. Breuninger lot 16. block
as; $40.
SEVENTH STREET SOUTHEAST be-
tween and B streets-Maria Cham
bers to Carri~C. Walker, part original
| lot %, square SO: $40
TRINIDAD-Mary F. Lewis ct vir, john
H. to John M Lewis. part lot 81
block 70; $40.
NO. 1915 SOUTH CAROLINA AyENIyE
| SOUTHEASTERN j. Donohoe &c
Sarah T. Wedemeier. lot II and part
lot e. square 81: SO
| MERIDIAN HILL-Mary A Williams tc
Nathan H Devers. north half lot 90
| block 8: $50.
NO. 40 SIXTH STREET SOUTHWEST
| Andrew j. Sanford ct ux to Floyd
f. Davis. lot b. square 5G2; $40
| TUNLAW HEIGHTS AND BERLEITE
Washington Loan and Trust Com.
| pany. trustee. to James Bell. tots 5,
and I. block 3. Tuniaw Heights. aud
lot 8. block 1877 Rurisith; 1888.
fTUNLAW HEIGHTS-James Bell t
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Bass In the Potomac,

WILLIAMSBURG. Md, October "a
Fail fishfns continues to occupy the atten.
ton Of city and local sportsmen here, and
large catches OF bass are being made In
the Potomac river. One Of the fines,
catches Of the season was made by DR.
8. D. Baughman Of Westminster, who
landed twenty-five bass Weighing about
forty pounds. Tuesday q catch OF forty.
five bass was made by J. K. Hagar and
D. f. Dayton Of Chambersburg, Pa Thei,
string weighed about forty-five hounds
Strings of dozen or more bass are beina
caught daily Bass are biting better this
late In the season than has ever been
known.
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ADOPTION OF THE SCHEDULE
Games OF the Washington Basket
Ball League.

Inc washington Amateur Basket Rail
League held a meeting in Convention
Hall last night to consider the report suh
mitted by the schedule committed The
game that was scheduled for November
y between the Corcoran Cadets and Car
roll Institute was shifted to February %.
The rest Of the submitted schedule was
left intact. The season this year ends
the latter part of February but It Is ex-
pected that the many postponed games
that will have to be played will run the
season over into March. Besides. the
various teams have all arranged outside
schedules. which will take up their spare
time. The Y. M. c. A. quint is now in
two leagues. Prof. Beckett has entered
his charges in the Tri-City League ar
ranged between York. Pa. and the Cen
trail and Western branches, Y. NJ c. A.
Baltimore
The league schedule follows:
November 6-Corcorans VS.. Y. M. G. A
November S-Shamrocks vs.. Caprons.
November 9-Y. N. c. A. vs.. Alex. A A
November 11-Shamrocks VS.. Company
G, LIST Re giment.
November 12-Alex. A. A. vs. CAROLS
November 15-Caprons VS.. Nat G. A. A.
November 19-Alex. A. A. vs.. Sd Regi-
ment.
November 2O-Nat G. A. A. VS.. Pecks.
November 25-Company G, 1st Regi-
ment. vs.. Caprops.
November 27-2d Regiment VS.. T., NJ
c. A.
November 2s-Nat g. A. A, VS.. Sham
rocks
December 3-Peck VS.. Shamrocks.
December I'D Regiment VS.. CAROLS.
Dece mber 6-Corcorans VS.. Alex. A. A.
December 7-Y. NJ. c. A. VS.. CAROLS.
January 7-Pecks VS.. Caprons
January SHAT. @. A. A. vs. Company
G. LIST Regiment. &c.
January 10-2d Regiment vs. Corcorans.
January 14-Pecks VS.. Company G, LIST
Regiment
January 16-Alex. A. A. vs.. Y. M. c. A.
January 1T-Nat. G. A. A. VS.. Capro1s
January 0-Company g. LIST Regiment
VS.. Shamrocks.
January 21-Pecks vs. Nat g. A. A.
January 24-Carrolls vs.. Alex A. A.
January 2c-Y. NJ. c. A. Vs., I'd Regi-
ment
January H-Company G. LIST Regiment,
vs.. Pecks.
January 29-Caprons vs.. Shamrocks.
January 31-Shamrocfs VS.. Nat. G. Ana.
February 3-Caprons VS. Company G,
list Regiment. ~
February 5-Corcorans vs. CAROLS.
February Second Regiment VS. Alex
andria A. A.
February 1O-Shamrocks vs. Pecks
February 11-Alexandria A. A. VS.. Cor
corans.
February 14-Carrolls VS.. I'd Regiment
February l5-Y. NJ. c. A. VS.. Corcorans.
February 19-Corcorans VS.. I'd Regiment.
February 21-Carrolls VS.. Y NJ c. A.
February 2+Caprons vs. Pecks
February 25-Company G. LIST Regiment;
VS.. National G. A. A.
February 2S-Carrolis va. Corcorans
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publishing broadcast the screed he did in
which he characterized the amendment as
"Tawney's Joker and In which he i'm
pugned my motives and insinuated that
don of private interests? Oh. no! That
Is not the policy of Mr.. Henry Beech
Needham. the peoples lobby at Wash
ington. Had he done so. he might have
been convinced of my good faith and sim
certify. and convinced also that the policy
for the enforcement Of this important
legislation proposed by this amendment
would be more efficient than the policy
proposed by the department, in which
case he would have lost the opportunity
the peoples lobby was earning the con-
trfbutions 1t receives from honest and In
telligent, but misguided men.
Does Not Bar Witnesses.
The claim made by Mr.. Henry Beech
Needham. the peoples lobby. that this
amendment would deprive the govern
ment Of the opportunity of obtaining wit
nesses to prove violations of the national
pure food law. Is on its face so ridiculous,
and is the evidence of so much ignorance
on the part of him who makes II, that
1t should entirely destroy itself as an
argument against the amendment The
courts. both federal and state, could
issue their subpoenas and secure the at
tendance of any witnesses under the lin
ifation proposed by my amendment. as
we'll as they could without It, This
every man OF ordinary common sense
knows. and the fees of all witnesses
called to prove violations OF this law
would be paid by the United States mar
shals from the same appropriation that all
other witness fees are paid when such
witnesses are subpoenaed on behalf OF
the government in any other case
If Mr.. Henry Beech Needham. the peo-
Pies lobby. cannot cite instances to prove
the necessity for its existence more vaiu-
able than this one. It will not REQUIRE A.
great length Of time for the press, the
general public and the ontributors to its
maintenance to see the true reason for its
existence and the real beneficiary of this
self-created organization
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which the edifice is located Is owned by
Uncle Sam l believe the matter could he
easily accomplished. Nearly all the large
cities have such buildings and we should
have one hera."
A Spanish war veteran who was present
concurred in this opinion and said the
matter could be accomplished, he be-
iieved. through the cooperation of the
PENNSYLVANIA railroad and the govern
ment.
A veteran policeman suggested that the
structure be turned over to Maj Sylvester
for use as 4 station house for the first
precinct police. He said while 1t is sit
uated in the sixth precinct the major
dering some and giving the first precinct
slip of the sixth. He explained that a
new No. 1 station Is badly needed.
The suggestion Is also made that the
building be used In connection with a new
armory for the Nat:ona! Guard of the
District of Columbia.
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1 33 1
G Street
N. w.
Ralph P. Williams, lots 5, 6. 7, block

Ralph P. Williams, lots 5, 6. 7. block
3; SO.
VERMONT AVENUE AND n STREET
NORTHWEST-Add.so M. Smith ct
ux. to Benjamin P. Lamberton. part
lot 3. square ci3: $40.
FIRST STREET SOUTHEAST between
D and E streets-Isabella Rothert ct al:
to Julia F. Evans. original lot 10 and
lot 43 square T34: $40. Same to same,
lot A. SQUARE 1874: $40. Julia P. Evans
to David w Limerick. lot 49, square
1884,: $40. Julia T. Evans to John I.
Arms, original lot 10. square 734; $40.
RRIGHTWOOD PARK-John T. Arms to
Julia P. Evans. lot n. aquare ssS; SO.
MOORE & BARBOUR'S ADDITION
Ella b. RhamstiLe ct yir. John. to
Thomas III. Brennan. lot 32, block 4:
$40.
NO GA yTH STREET NORTHEAST
Isabel H. Weber ct vir. George W. to
Harry l.. and Maggie c. Berry. lot 1856.
square $50; SIC.
PARK VIEW-Middaugh & shannon. Inc.
to Elizabeth A. Fitzpatrick, lot 81.
square 3044; $40.
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Tailored waists, 81. so.

We have just received some Tai
lored Waists, in some very rich and
exclusive plaid patterns of h-grade
French flannel, which, at $50. are.
perhaps, the best values in the store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-24

friday has always been
day OF surprising features
hcre-you know it is not
remnant day. Learn OF to-
morrow.
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Sherman to PLAY Wallace.

Frank Sherman. former pool champion
OF the United States, will play Walter
Wallace. champion OF Virginia. a game of
lou points at the Biscayne, $3.50 NJ street
northwest, tonight
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An unusually high grade OF waist
for the price. The silk ones are of tai
feta, in the very pretty fancy paidS i'll
very exclusive patterns, and black and
plain .colorS; the net ones are i'll ccru
and white, made over silk and trim
med with dainty val lace, with inser-
ton of linen cluny lacc-S5.oo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-24

Friday, October IS. is to
be quoted among merchants
and the citizens of Washing
ton as the Palais Royal Won
der Day.
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Establishing q Policy.

At the time Of offering this amendment
the Agricultural Department had not es-
tab!ished any fixed policy with respect
to the enforcement Of our national pure
food law. 1t had had no opportunity to
do so far the reason that it had no appro-
priation for that purpose except a email
appropriation to aid 1t In effect:na a
| pure food organization In the depart-
| ment at Washington. I deemed it essen.
| tial, therefore. that at the very threshold
| OF the enforcement of this law the fed
| eral government should adopt plan that
| would insure it's efficient enforcement
| This the government Is abundantiy able
| to do and pay for without relying or call
| ing upon the states, the counties or other
| municipalities to aid In this work Ba-
| fore offering the amendment I consulted
| with my colleagues on tho committee aad
| with many other members OF the House
! / had learned from statements made be-
| fore my committee what policy the de-
| partment contemplated in respect to the
| enforcement Of this law. differed with
| that policy for the reasons / have given.
| and believing that the federal govern
| snent should and could enforce its own
| laws independent of the states or other
| municipal agencies l offered the amend
ment for that purpose and It ives adopted
| by the House.
Did Mr.. Henry Beech Needham call on
| me and inquire as to my motive or pup
i pose in offering this amendment BEFORE
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HIS WORK FOR PURER FOOD
Beneficial Legislation Passed Under
His Leadership.
NEEDHAM AND PEOPLES LOBBY
Declares That His Aim in Amending
Agricultural Bill Was to Insure
Pure Food Law Efficiency.

Government. Boston magazine. re-
Gently published IN criticize by Henry B.
Needham Of the peoples lobby" In
which the course % Representative James
A. Tawney was criticised and his mo-
tives impugned for his action in connec-
tion with the last agricultural appropria-
ton bill Mr.. Tawney wrote to Govern
ment a reply to the article. but the maya
zine failed to print It. Following Is Mr..
Tawney's communications:
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-06
BRowN-GoULD co.

REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE.
SOB Kearny St, Telephone
at California Temp. 2s5i.
sec, o,ooo--Kearny St; new brick building under
than Government bonds
sss,ooo-sd st; the street with the heaviest
ssl .ooo-s2so month: new s.story brick. under
cash-secured lease; just completed
prominent corner in Chinatown.
$31 ,0oo-$230 month net, 8 years cash secured
@ n ss ss Soph Beach on
so, 500-S225 month; magnificent piece of
Mission-st business property; owner go
6ix1is. and 2 frontages; close to ali
prominent Mission theaters; nearly half
the lot is still vacant and could be i'm
s1e,ooo--si25 month; store and nat on Mission
St; close to hne transfer corner
s15,5oo-$l7s month rental; 6 new fats on a
prominent street in the Western Addi-
tion; tnst completed and modern in
s14. 4.oooEsi55 month nats in North Beach
district. just completed and strictly new
s12. 5oo--s1S5 month; s fats in vicinity of Van
Ness cEg. sge;; i must Mtss1o% Be sSld- ors
81, 1902 lots on goth and Noe sts.; on side
walk grade; 5ox114
ss4.SSSo-Missioni ms St and washington ave. near
10th ST.; Q5x1l3.4
KEARNY-sT. STORES
Ready about February Is; handsome up-to-
business: Nos 4o4 to 41s Kearny St,
near California.
OFFICE BUILDING ON MARKET ST.
Store and 36 Offices $500 net per month can
be cleared: no furniture investment
MARKET. ST.
80 foot lot on this street, with fine house of
rooms and basement; renting low at S55
month very cheap.
POwELL-ST. LOTT FRoNTAGES.
Looking into Fairmont Hotel; price $4,000:
fi must be sold at once; this is $4,000 less
than before the fire.
RICHMOND. LOTS.
So, 3,000-Graded, severed. macadamized; Sut-
ter-st. car almost passes the door:
lots on the north side of Clement St.
between 30th and 31st aves; adjoining
lots are sold at over $1,000 each
RICHMOND COTTAGES.
s5 1902 nne, new cottages 9Th ave-, near
Clement St; renting for $45 month.
SO, ,5oo-Queen Anne cottage in this fine dis
trict; 5 rooms and bath; new; must be
sold.
BRowN-GOULD CO.,
REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE.
503 Kearny. at California. Phone Temp. 1851.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-06
LEE. HURLEY & CO..
1855 McAllister St. near Fillmore.
DAN o,cAL1AGHAN.

DAN oCALLAGHAN,
kMsefPs Mem5sr dsaSIag 6f Ras and SORset39s
92S Fillmore st.
Phone Park 5S4.
$40, ooo.l2 apartment fats, rooms each; rent
s400 per month: lot 45xeO; Sc corner
s25.oooWLot 57:sSis7:6; @iS improved; one block
east of Fillmore; rent $3.50 per month;
particulars at office.
S21, 0o0-North side Fulton ST., mr. Fillmore.
fats: lot 3Oxl47:6; equal to 2 lots on
coo 49, account Of depth rents $275.
$zo,uOu-Hayes and Laguna; elegant fats; lot
21:6x120 to rear street; rents $2t5 per
frontages: rents $3.50 per month: -, mort
gage $1,000 can remain; splendid 10
s1z.ooO-3 new nats. s,7-7 rooms: rents $3.50
per month; lot 25x1oo; Central ave. mr.
s11 oo0-Elegant Groom home; lot Sox11O; on
corner Waller St, nr. Masonic ave-; this
$1,000 sas sassa5n; s1room and bath sst.: GOOD
basement; lot 25xia5; rents can can be SIN in.
cosr creased Aa1sg to pay splendid income; Sanchez
$780, hats, rooms each: on lot s5:6-foot
frontage; $500 mortgage. 8 per cent,
part of the Mission.
ment; hne yard yard; lot lot EXISTS; Fulton Is
5000 Oats. rooms and bath; rents $50
per month; this is fine investment.
stores and 5 fats on lot 125xI0O: on NV
easily worth SIC rens sas sop PsE
month; can be increased.
So, 000-A snap; 10-room house, lot 25x1OO;
NV. cor. nr. 22d and Sanchez; partic-
ulars at office
Sc, ,500-House of and bath: lately ere
modelled; lot 25x114. goth and Guerrero;
one half block of car line and bargain.
s.. 5.000-5-room house, with bath; new founda-
ton; large lot, 55x114; Army ST.. near
Church.
s., 000--Elegant lot for residence; 5Ox125; east
side Stanyan, south Carl: this is snap.
81, 1872 fats on 26th nr. Castro; rents SIS;
one-half block to car and bargain
S4,600-2-stOry S-room house, lot 20x114; north
side Hill Castro.
SO, ,o00--S-room cottage on Cook ST., on Geary:
lot 25x120; you need not live in a tene-
ment at this rate: key at office
50, 750-5-room and bath cottage: lot 26x1O0;
west side Douglass, 23d.
$5, 5,000-A good substantial story and half cot
tage; lot 35x114; Clipper nr. Church.
81, 7o0--A nice 4-room and bath cottage; lot
25x179; on North Willard ST.; look at
the size of this lot.
BARGAINS IN VACANT LOTS.
81, 000-A lot on the Park Panhandle; lot Is
x100: north side Fell; look this UP.
So, ,I50-An elegant building lot on the north
side Of Waller ST., bet. CLAYTON and Bel
vedere at bargain; key lot
SO, 75O-One of the choicest residence lots in
tween Waller and Haight-
50 600-25x114: south side Goth, mr.. Church.
So, ,s0O-25xe0;7 north side Natoma. mr.. 9th.
DAN O'CALLAGHAN,
92s Fillmore st.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-06
MISSION REAL ESTATE.
ID. COFFIN & CO.,
2b2S Mission St, near 22d.

MISSION REAL ESTATE.
d. COFFIN & CO.,
2b2S Mission st, near 22d.
Phone Market 11e
$1eoo-Ocean ave-, bet. Golden State and Ply
s2ioomchs pultepec ST.. near coso ave- ave-; house
rooms and bath, lot 25x7o: $500 down.
s5ltoBesse st. st. nea1 nd ShhotSweia; hstS double cot.
in basement
sssoo-Joost ave-, bet Arcadia and Baden; cot
rooms: street work done: lot 37:6x10o.
S4000-Duncan ST., near Dolores; Groom house
Sfa sstO ge Condition iot yon was and
s4lo0-Kansas ST. bet. 25th and 26th; Eats.
As rooms and bath; lot 25xl00; $1,000
s475oo22d ST.. bet. Noe and Castro: Oats. s
rooms and bath; lot 25xl14; $4,000 remains
s5aoono9t55 ST. st'. bet. vicksburg and Sanchez:
2.story house, s,,vssS rooms so,1a and - bath and
stable s and 6e Condition 9oS soo esn es qsea
lot 25x102
Tiffany ave. near 2sth st. car line; 4
$50 per month: lot 25x124.
ss5oo-Bartlett ST., bet. 25th and 2sth: 3-story
house. II rooms as, and bath; bath; lot 4oxll7:s:
remain at per cent net.
s9250-24th ST. near Folsom-store and fat; 5
rooms and bath; lot 25x75.
se5OO-Precfta ave-. opp. Howard st. fats
and rooms and bath; rents $50: $4,000
can remain at per cent; have look at
SIS, ,ooo--Page ST.. near Lyon; 3 fats. and 8
and rooms and bath; right on car line:
street work all o x lot 25xp5 ,
LOTS. LOTS LOTS.
S25o-Three lots, west line Nevada ave-, 125
feet south Union: 500 down on each
small payment per month.
$250-East line Prentiss. 100 feet south OF
UnioA: 25x7o: $50 down.
slsoo-Soufh line Powell ave, 1856 east of
s2eooMFast Fast line Lspidge, 100 feet north 10th:
s4ooo|West line Geneva, 1926 south Brannan;
27.6x64
szooo-soufheast line Jessie. $50 feet south
west Mint, 27x70,
s5ooo-southeast line Folsom, 60 feet south
west 10th: 25x1oo.
s95oo-Southeast corner 18th and Dearborn;
51x100.
$50 ooo-Southwest line 5th, 30 feet northwest
Howard 35xI5.
252s Mission ST., near 22d.
FoR saIe-1 Iofa: frontages. Apnlr zla Mar.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-06
CITY REAL ESTATE


G. n. UMBsEN a co. 20 Montgomery st.
$500 eacn-clayton St, Ashbury Heights oos :
s. .S5o-Hayes 81. building lot, one block from
25xI87:6. 34Os
50 T5o-25th sd. nr Church: desirable cottage
Of rooms and beth; sunny and in good
81 .s5O-Fine corner building lot on Dolores 81,
suitable for small hats 30xSS. 1883
Sc .O00-4O- foot corner on San Jose ave. suitable
Tor nsts or aPartment-house; a hne oPgsSSTS, oPggsSS
runlty Tor building ozco
S5 56O0-Close 70 24rh and Sanchez; nice mod
ern cottage OF rooms and bath ano
high basement; occupied by owner and N
good condition; sunny lot. 1888
SS,e5o-FeA St. facing Golden Gate Park
elegant level building lot; 25 #; front;
desirable location for fats or residence.
Sf,ooo-Octavia 81. residence rooms and
baths in good order and renting for $50
1866
81. .O0O- Richmond cottage; close in and near
Golden Gate Park; nice rooms anc
bath; new and up 70 date; 25xl20. 1915
Sf,oOo-2d ave-, mr.. Clement St; handsome
modern cottage of z rooms and bath; oc.
cupied by owner; IN perfect condition.
nice, hiEh-class neighborhOooi zo@AZO; 80.
s.. 25o-Two good fats on 2Oth st; and 6
rooms ana bath each: always rented anQ
IN good order; 25xl1z: make oner. z549
S3,5pO-hoWard ST, near 10th; business hOlo-
ing. consisting Of q store and fat above; ;
rooms and bath; Improvements In good
order and renting for SO per month. 34S7
So S5.5oo-Tehama st.. close to Sd. right in town;
large building lot. suitable for any pur-
pose; 5o-foot front; wiz subdivide.
81. .o0o-4th ave. mr. Point Lobos; nice nats
Of - rooms and bath each; renting for
500 per month IN gooo order and max
SC, 25O-23d ST. fats, close 10 Howard good
ha5s 40 3. REQ rooms ssi ana bath each in geo99oa
$40 o.O00-Broadway close to Iaguns St: elegant
building lot in high-ciass neighborhood; /;
47x100
si0.25o-Webster st.. between Haight and Page
sts.; good fats OF 6-6T rooms and
hTr Irf mar mon AL
$40 5o0-2Oth ST.. close 10 Folsom; substantial
improvements, consisting Of modern
Oats, 5-6-6 rooms and bath each; rents
SlO-.5O per month. S4e5
So .5o0-Hayes ST., close to Buchanan: fats
of : rooms and bath each and house OF
rooms 6nd bath on rear street. rents
s2s7
Is {. .O0O-CIose to Fillmore ana Pine sts.; sub
stantiallv improved business corner, con-
sisring Of store and fats; rents Sll7.50
per mo-; p II. front; make offer. 3l53
So. .oo0-4lcAllister st. business holding; close
~ Buchanan ST; lot . .6xl2u, running
through 10 rear street: improvements con-
sist Of store and fats Of rooms and
hafh each; 2-story house on Ash ave:
rents $3.50 per month make offer. 1923
81, ,O0o-h e1ster ct. near OFarrel. very
large, substantial fats sunny side OF
street; modern and presenting q hand
some appearance; renting low for So
SIS oOo%LaTre business corner on Post St. be-
tween Van Ness ave and Fillmore 81. :
substantial improvements; 3-story build
ing, handsome appearance; store ana
dats ~ 5 rooms and bath each; always
rented, could be made % produce a mag
uinceut income; Tot y g IT. 'front.'
the Real Estate Record. containing list Of
property for sale in al parts OF the city,
G. q. UMssEN co.
H1u~nr rarIrrr
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-06

WATSON REALTY COMPANY.
REAL EsIATE, INSURANCE.
$95,0O0-Market St, near Spear: 45:10x137:6
$135, ,00o-Post-st. corner nr. Van Ness ave 50
x120: improved: pays per cent ne: :
VIII exchange for unimproved.
$50, ,000-Jackson-s residence. one of the I'm
est in the city; corner lot. 63x137.
$15,375-Post St, nr. Polk; 25x170 TO rear
street: for immediate sale; easily worth
$50. 900 within two years.
SO, ,000-Folsom-st. corner Sd: 25x100.
SO, 0-Commonwealthave.r residence mr. Point
Lobos; lot 45x150: house just com
pleted before the advance in prices
SUNSET DISTRICT.
So 850-6-room house, stable in rear; lot Is
x120: mortgage Of 1880 can remain
S1,350-20th ave. nr. II St: key lot 25x12O
all street work done; one-half block
from car line; a snap.
81, ,500-Lake ST. and 18th ave. cor; 32x1O0;
all street work done.
BUILDINGS TO LEASE
Several fine buildings for wholesale purposes
= on Mission, Howard, Fremont St. and
adjoining properties.
OFFICES AND STORES.
NV cor Pine and Front sts.; ready Feb l.
NV cor Polk and Sacramento SITS. ready now
rents very reasonable.
Call at our Offices for complete list Of properties
for sale or for locations for any class
OF business. Careful attention TO all
branches of the real estate business
WATSON REALTY COMPANY,
122 Fern ave-. nr. Polk st
Next door TO Citizens National Bank
Phone Franklin 626.
LAND titles restored: expeditiousIy; reasonabls
rates s. w. GIBBS, 422 Monadnock bldg.