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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-01-23

A. l.. White of Shepher., was in town
on business last Thursday.
p W. Creaser, went to st. Johns on a
business trip last Thursday.
G. +. Brown was in Mt. Pleasant Fri
day on a short business trip
A. B. Spinney, of Belding. visited his
son John, here last Thursday.
Geo. King and wife returned to their
home in Grand Rapids Friday
Earl Taylor went to Detroit Saturday
to visit friends for a few days.
Mrs. o. E. Bigelow of ST. Louis, visit
ed friends in Ithaca over Sunday.
f. B. Smith, of st. Louis, went to
Traverse City Friday on business.
Mrs. Albert Pratt of Ithaca. visited
relatives here the latter part of last week.
Francis King and wife went to Detroit
Thursday to visit friends for few days
VIM. Gay and Harry Slater, of Pontiac,
visited friends in this city over Sunday
For choice butter call on ]. L. Miller
& Sons.
Miss Lena Simmons left Friday to
visit her parents in Lake View over
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs T. Sanford, of Lodi,
Ohio, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. @.
f.. Horn.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-01-23

After used the first bottle, no
ticed decided improvement have
taken three bottles OF the New Dis
covery and now feel as we'll as
ever have in my life. ! sleep and eat
as have not done for years, and
am happier than ! have been for a
long time have come here TO thank
Mr. Cooper for what he has done for
me"
The statement OF Mrs. NJ. Z.
Emerson living at $50 w. Court St,
was as follows
81 have suffered with stomach trou-
bic and constipation for year or so.
When ate / would have bloated
spells, sour stomach. fermentation,
bad taste in the mouth. In the morn
ing ] was as tired as when ] went to
bed had dull pain in the lower
part OF my back. have taken almost
one bottle of the New Discovery and
| am wonderfully improved that
have come down here to thank Mr.
Cooper in person and obtain more OF
the medicine"
Another statement was made by
Mr.. L. Luken. living at l0O6 Gest ST.
who said Il have been a sufferer with
rheumatism for several years
could not walk or stand on my feet
when Mr.. Cooper came to Cincinnati
Nothing helped me in any way and
despaired OF finding relief was in
general rundown condition. also
and had some stomach trouble. Hear
ing of his wonderful work my father
consulted him regarding my case and
purchased a bottle of his New Dis
covery After | had finished that on,
bottle was able to walk down towr
and see him myself"
IL have continued TO take this won
derful medicine and | am now with
ont sign OF rheumatism. My gen
eral health is also greatly improved
and have not felt so we'll for years
| would not have believed that there
was a medicine on earth that woulc
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-01-23

r. w. Cole and wife went to Hornells-
vile. N. Y, Friday. TO visit relatives for
few weeks.
Mrs. Fred Harvey went to ST. Louis
Friday to spend the day with her sister,
Mrs. Ben Gardner.
Mrs. Allen, of Grand Ledge, arrived
last week to spend a few months with
her daughter, Mrs. J. M. Nixon.
Choice butter in one pound rolls at j.
L. Miller and Sons.
Miss Maggie Tillotson, who has been
visiting at the home of Chas Noy for
the past few weeks returned to Belding
Saturday.
w s. Turck and wife, left Saturday
for Dunedin, Florida, where they will
spend the winter, returning some time
nsxt May.
WANTED Two chamber maids at
the Alma Springs Sanitarium. Apply at
once.
Frank Lenox and Jas. l.. Kress at
tended dancing party in St. louis last
Friday night given by the bachelors of
that place.
Richard Lau. better known as Little
Dick went to Bucyrus, Ohio, Saturday,
to take charge of the Hotel Royal at
that place.
We ask only 75c TO fill prescriptions
for Krugon Compound and to guarantee
the purity Of the ingredients. STAN
ARDS Central drug store.
The Michigan Investor of January
10Th, says: "a. w. Wright, of Alma,
president of the Advance Thresher Co.,
of Battle Greek, has purchased the hold
ings in that company of the Baptists,
including the stock held by Kalamazoo
college, for sum reported to approx
mate $4,000. These stocks were a
part of the funds given the church and
college under the will of the late Chas.
Willard. -
George and Sandy, Alma's prize win
ming fire team, have been having very
serious time lately. About two weeks
ago Sandy was taken sick with pneu-
monia and had no more than recovered
before his mate was taken i'll with the
same disease For a few DAYS it was
thouwhf tbaf Gaorua ,vo,,ld NOT ~aoovo.
but at the present time he is getting
along nicely. and the chances are good
for a complete recovery. A team has
been engaged at the Wright House
livery to take their place in case a fire
alarm is turned in
The members OF VIM. Meyer Post
Grand Army of the Republic are arrang-
ing for the appropriate observance of the
anniversary of the birth of Lincoln. The
exercises will be held in the city hall OH
the afternoon and evening Of Feb. 18th.
All patriotic citizens are urgently re-
quested TO be present and assist in pay
ing loyal tribute TO the memory of our
martyred president and distinguished
benefactor The exercises will consist
of "reminiscences of his life and short
speeches interspersed with an abundance
of patriotic music. The music alone
will furnish an excellent evening enter
tainment. We hope everybody will
come prepared TO relate some incident or
characteristic of this truly great man..
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-01-23
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Lewis White spent Sunday in st.
Louis.
Beryl Tidball OF ST. Louis was in town
Tuesday.
CE. Horn was in st. Louis Tuesday
on business.
Miss Dyer, of Ferris Center. was in
Alma Monday.
Mrs. Fay Hall of ST. Louis, WAS in
Alma Tuesday.
Miss Anna Harvey, of Sumner, was
in Alma Saturday.
Seats for the Haines Singing Company
at Sharrar's. t
Mrs. Geo. Garland of Riverdale, visit
ed in Alma Tuesday.
G.. H. Bansill was in st. Louis Tues
day on real estate business.
The business houses in st. Louis now
close their stores at 6p. m.
Chas. Iceland of Forest Hill was in
Ithaca Tuesday on business.
Miss Irene Barnes is very i'll at Wright
Hall with appendicitis this week.
Oran Brown had an attack of typhoid
this week but has escaped danger.
T. A. Ely returned to Lansing Mon
day to resume his seat in the senate.
Mrs. +. J. Parker, of Ithaca, returned
home Tuesday, after visit in Alma.
Mr.. Les White left Tuesday fol
Forest Hill, where he will visit friends
The Alma Art Club will meet Wed.
nesday. January 23d, with Mrs E. L.
Smith,
L. B. Moore of Detroit, spent Tuesday
in Alma, the guest of his sistes. Mrs. G
J. Brown.
Mrs. l.. o. Hinkley, of Ashley, re
turned home Tuesday after few days
visit in Alma.
Miss Janette Smith of Saginaw, il
visiting at the home of s. w. Tinker
for few weeks.
Miss Flossie Marshall of lansing ar
rived Tuesday, to visit her sister, Mrs
w. A. Evans.
Mrs. Julia Washburn returned Tues
day from Pontiac, where she has beer
for some time.
rt.o xvo,,oo,s Curh ,,,;l1 ,,,aa+ mill
Mrs. A. J. Hall, Monday, Jan. 30, 1907
at 2:45 p. m.
Lisle Humphrey returned to Albioi
Monday, after a short visit with friend
and relatives here.
Mrs Geo. Harrell is quite i'll at thi
writing on account of fall which SIN
received few days previous.
VIM. Karkeet after few days visi
with c. A. DePlanta, left.Monday 70
his home in Virginia. Mimi.
Mrs. Alice Smith and twins, Cliffor,
and Clayton of Mcbride, were in tow
Monday enroute to Marion.
w. H. Brown of Williamson. cousii
of c. +. Brown, visited friends and rel
atives in alma the first of the week.
Remember the Haines singing Co. a
the Opera House Friday evening, Jan
25th Reserved seats at SharIars
Miss Katherine Hall, who has been il
for few days at her home in Bay Git
is once more at her studies at the college
DR.. McClinton. Geo. Sharrar. " Hol
lenbeck. l.. N. Baker and J. j. Shield
went to Lansing on business Tuesday
Claud Rush, who has been employee
in New York City for several years
stopped in town the forepart of the wee
60 visit relatives and friends. while o.
his way to the home of his parents, i
oder. fiicis = - = y >; :,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-01-23

George Youngs went to Pewamo on
business Friday
w. T, Pitt went to Ithaca Saturday
on business trip.
Miss Ivah Reardon spent Sunday with
Miss Burns in St. Louis.
G.. Luchina went to St. Louis Friday
to visit friends for the day
The Alma Roller Mills arepaying 45c
per bushel for shelled corn.
The Royal Neighbors' society will
meet with Mrs. Simon Hagadorn, 2O4
Ely street, Thursday afternoon, Jan. "a.
Visitors welcome.
VIM. II. Latimer has sold his resi-
dence property on Wright Ave, to John
Wright, the sale being made by G.. II i.
Bansill
James G.. Kress was III Ithaca Mon
day of this week, in attendance upon
the probate court in the matter of the
estate of James Ring, deceased.
Miss Bessie kellogg entertained a
score of her friends last Friday evening
at her home west of the city. Those
present report jolly good time.
G. f. Wicks, who has been employed
at the office of the sugar Co. during the
past few months. returned to his home
in Mt Pleasant Tuesday.
LOST-A black Astrachan collarette
Finder leave at RECORD office and re-
ceive reward
MAY SMITH, st. Louis, Mich.
1881 Bell phone 2-2 rings
J. w Dicwel, who has been visiting
at the home of Manuel Emsley for some
time went to North Star Monday where
he will visit relatives for few days
before returning to his home in Syca-
more, Ohio
Choice potatoes can be had by tele-
phoning or bringing your order to j. l..
Miller and Sons.
Leo Lau, who has been employed in
the Sugar factory for the past few
months, returned to his home in Ann
Arbor Friday.
Clinton Humphrey and Norman
Thompson went TO Lansing Friday,
where they have secured position i'll a
machine shop.
! Mrs Z. n. Stevens, of Stanton, re-
turned home Saturday, after a short
visit with her granddaughter. Irene
Barnes, who attends college here.
Perry Grover, who lately returned
from Wallaceburg, Canada, where he
has been employed in "a Sugar factory,
went to Lansing Saturday to attend the
NJ. A. G.
CT. S. Carl reports the followidg real.
estate transfers: Melt Fullerton to
Melvin Baker, house and lot and Adam
Johnston, Wheeler, to Benjamin Walker
house and lot.
GIRL WANTED-Wanted girl foI
general homework. Small family, good
wages. Enquire at
SPALDING's Coal OFFICE.
The pupils of Miss Stitt.s room. TO the
number of %, enjoyed a sleigh ride las
Friday afternoon. The company wen
to the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. II
Latimer where refreshments were served
and general good time enjoyed.
WANTED-Position by trusty boy II
years old. Will work for board and &c
to school Address. Box 30, Alma, X. +
ID. ,.
The Ann Arbor railroad and thu
Toledo Ice & Coal Co.. will file plead
ings in the United States court mex
Monday to l55 indictments each, which
were recently returned by the fedora
grand jury ON the charge of granting
and accepting rebates en- shipments o
ice from Michigan points. contrary Il
federal law.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-20

81 7. MINNEY COMPANY.
1853 BROADWAY.
SIS. .0O0-S650 A MONTH.
Under q cash bonded lease for 5 years
and only $3.50 per foot for this corner,
100 feet square. right in the center Of
LESS THAN half PRICE
Compared with other cities It is oouoi
Gated in any other city in the United
States Of ike importance for less than
$500 per foot.
Then investigate the many substantial
improvements that are being made IN this
vicinity. and in Oakland generally .,lsilsi ane
this property VIII be worth one year from
today. The ground Is fully covered with
substantial and almost new builoings' OF
stores and 40 rooms. There Is also a
hrst-clsss artesian well which viii supply
water for the entire property. This prop
s. r. local lines which are 20 be changed
Immediately % modern electric system.
We viii give $1,000 for an option Of 30
DAYS 20 resell this az an advance OF
$1,000.
25KloO; covered with modern I'm
provements consisting q a storeroou
with a full-gized cemented basement ano
floors Of apartments un0er lease al an
average of $500 per month for three rec
years. The owner has been offered S46O
since making this lease. The building is
new, thoroughly well built, locatee
on 18th St. between Webster and
FRANKLIN. No district IN Oakland is de-
veloping any more rapidly than this sec
riou The agent Tor the Blake an0 Mol-
ft estate has been made an orer for =
g9-year lease on the property al llth ana
Franklin sts., on which II Is proposed 70
erect large thearer The property We
orer here Is located only I50 feet distant
from this proposed new theater building.
The many other improvements that are
going on in this immediate vicinity VIII
no doubt bring the value OF this property
% 70 $50 coo or $50 900 within 80 cays,
and we would be glad 10 relist it Tor sale.
No doubt as soon the weather clears
up ana the market is more active we VIII
b. able 10 sell ir al e handsome advance.
s1. .50o-Lot 5oxi0O, the south side OF 10Th
st. between Washington and Clay. IS
feet from tie property Of the Owl Drug
store The corner next 20 this on Clay
81. Is held at about double the price OF
this property. In fact, there Is no other
property on this street well located
that can be had At anything ike TINS
price We have q short option on IL, and
ID not sold IN q few days the price VIII
he materially advanced. The improve
u,ents are old and of not much value. hut
are paving about bank interest on the in
vestment al present
$500 per month on an investment OF
SO 5OO-l5 per cent net and guaranteed
bv cash bond. Good 2-stOry building,
stores and apartments.
This kind Of property requires prompt
- action.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-20
OAKLAND REAL EsTATE-continued.

J. H. MACDONALD & CO..
1852 BROADWAY.
$4,000
FRANKLIN-ST. corner-50x75; cheapest lot on
street.
MARkET ARK and l4th sTs.-Fine corner. Gl1sx7s;
good business location.
$4,000
BROADWAY FRoNTAGE-5or2s7 near Key
Route depot; two buildings; this is an extra
10000.
TWELFTH ST.-In growing business locality:
% l3sNlo0' old improvements; bound to increase
s.x p..ro.vr $500. i. ,... -.
frontage OF % feet on Side street unim-
proved chance for turn.
$4,000.
TELEGRAPH AFE.-T5xlO0. near Key Route
and business center; G fats.
S65, 900.
THIRTEENTH ST-2 blocks from new hotel
io-year secured lease; tenants pay water;
make repairs
J. q. MACDONALD q CO.,
lo62 BROADWAY, OAKLAND.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-20
OAKLAND REAL EsrArE-oontlnued.

SPECIAL SNAP.
MUST BE SOLD QUICK.
COTTAGES.
Two elegant cottages; elevated corner lot :
rlent N town; easy walking distance Of Broad
way; within blocks from Key Route Station;
lle neg neornooG 2 rooms N each; porcelain
eacn mouse; parlor- hack parlor ana dining
ION connected , BY folding doors hne high
reduced % $500 Tor quick cash sale; $1,000
could De borrowed ON this property. 90 would
take only $500 10 handle II houses can be
rented Tor Ss5 per month.
So 75o-3 cottages OF and 3 rooms each close
10 railroad station located I'm East OAK
land. on the main thoroughfare; viii rent
for $50 per month; houses could not be
ouitt Tor above price.
FIATs
Ss.500-Pair Of fats located on West ST., near
$50, now rented for S55 per month: drive
way, barn, etc.i honses containing and
rooms each, owner would consider
reasonable oner.
S55oo-Psir of elegant fats consisting OF and
rooms each, the interior Of these fats
are different from most any you see;
ings. mantels IN each. with china closets
built in loaded glass doors; elegant cleo
trlc fixtures, large bath rooms, and al
rooms are good size and sunny; within
easy walking distance of Broadway and
Key Route station; good neighborhOOd;
rents for SEQ per month
BLHlNEcc PROPERTY.
Sf5. o0o-Eranklin St., shove 14th, 100 II. front
ace; elegant location Tor hotel. apart
ment house or would be fne location FOR
church site; lot is very deep and finely
located.
-Four fats. stores and a coal yard. right az
Key Route terminus. This IL assured
business property and can be had for
$15. .Oo6. Income without coal yard. $3.50
per month; owner leaving Tor Old COun-
Try; must be SOLD
tso. ooo--An entire block downtown consisting
OF 207 feet; ideal site for apartment
house OF q hne church site; good In
come from present buildings.
$500. ooO-C0rner on San Pablo ave; income
sis25 per month Tor particulars call OF
write
TRACTS OF LAND.
100 acres right on boulevard, and for price asked
buyers could double their money.
- acres, 1ust beyond the above tract. which
can be had for $500 per acre; quarry and
sewer system on property. This is an
excellent buy.
1910 Broadway Oakland. Gal
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-20
MAR1oN GRIFFIN.

y f102E Broadway. cor. 18TH ST.. Oakland,
Rooms III and III Union National Bank Building.
Wanted-A farm in Santa Clara County IN ex-
change fcv $1,000 Oakland property. f2ilOt
$1,000 down secures tne b-r0om house and
iiQh basement in walking distance of trains
lot 50v10O: street work Sidewalk graveled
wa k and ehrubbery: house falOuel cost $500,
rorfb side OF street; easy 10 change 10 Groom
fats loo9l
Ne-v z-room house near Grove ST. IN Oakland !.
i,.t 10--190. 1900. hall down f2l433
Flats. new and modern IN every detail open
nickel plumbing: electric lights and gas In every
room ferraced lawn. stone steps, cement walks;
Sidewalk and street work complete price $4,000
each Cat rented 70 and wife; y blocks OF
14fh e. and Broadway mo 5tl)
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-20

A. J. SNYDER
REAL ESTATE BROKER AND DEALER.
9Ol BROADWAY.
s12Oo-Novv don't you think that you are saving
a great deal more than your rent when you
can own this cottage for this amount, with
s rooms auo bath and lot 3sx1l5, on Goth
St near the and localsf
& 0OO-A beautiful little bungalow on J5th ST,
near the San Pablo cars and only three
blocks 10 the train: fitted with electric
liehts new and modern
sss5o-Another bungalow Of 6ye rooms and bath.
but much closer I'm. on 39th ST.. near the
Kew Route station and the Grove-st- cars.
S26O0-TTere is SUBDIVISION piece that viii
make the buyer some easy money N cut up
and sold IN separate lots; proposed Key
Route VIII run within block Of this
2o0x100. near Broadway and College; don [
miss 81.
A. J. SNYDER
RIAL ESTATE BROKER AND DEALER
901 Broadway. Oakland, Cal
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-20
OAKLAND REAL EsrATE-Continued.

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE-CoBffnued
San Pablo ave Snap
Two stores and Eve fats
Only SIG 500.
Almost finished. price includes finishing.
Sure to pay S24OO income.
Large lot 50xl25.
Exclusive Agents.
THE CORNER LOT CO.,
91s Broadway,
Oakland.
We have q splendid lot
two trOntEges, car line
about three blocks 10 Path and Broadway,
just right Tor four fats In
select location
Flats cost $1,000; viii rent for 1920.
Lot win treble in value soon
THE CORNER LOT Co.
9lS Broadway.
Oakland.
Large northeast corner.
Close 10 San Pablo ave
Only $1,000
40 feet frontage
Property improved win
Pay IS per cent.
This location are inereassns very
rapidly.
See us quickly.
els Broadway,
Oakland
Chinatown Snap
on large iSi SdrSS IS g. { lot lot
Don't miss this.
nov owSER MGsT sis SELF sIe'p'
THE CORNER LOT CO..
BIS Broadway,
Oakland
si7,5Oo.
Splendid large corner;
All stores-Webster st.
Average income, $500 per month
Land alone worth So. 600.
Tbs has 3 good turn IN T.
come.
sII,5oo.
Good 2-story building.
COntsining stores and factory.
Annual income % & $3.50. on second leases
Cannot be matched In oakland
Exclusive Agents,
THE CORNER LOT CO..
elS Broadway.
Oakland.
COME QUICK,
HERE'S
AN
EXTRAORDINARY
SNAP
Large lot, inside 18th St
Just right for apartment house.
Close 70 San Pablo ave
ONLY $4,000.
WI be worth $3.50 per foot in one year.
Only S2900
Nice cottage. high basement
Western Pacific has just bought
two blocks opposite this
Rented now at $50 and viii soon be
Business property. See quickly.
THE CORNER LOT CO..
e1s Broadway,
Oakland.
$500
Seventh-st snap.
-Four blocks 20 Broadway.
Land worth 5000 Building cost $500.
Income $3.50.
Only $500 cash necessary.
Come quickly or
this win be sold by
TIE CORNER LOT OO..
els Bros dway,
Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-20
INVESTMENTS

INVESTMENTS.
$500.
Str ave close 70 r. 18th sf., 2-story cottage
and p n. lot; must be sold
$1,000.
s0tb St near San Pablo ave-: beautiful 3
room cottage finished IN oregon maple; 25 II.
lot
Si45 PER FOOT.
Only lot left on Madison ST. for this price; 90
feet near I4fh St; lne investment.
$1,000.
A choice lot 40 a. frontage. and elegant o.
room residence on 18th ST.. near Webster val
ues rapidlv advancing IN this locality
ALBERT s. DAY.
REAL ESTATE AND LOANS.
l2a2 BROADWAY. OAKLAND. CAL.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-20

81 ACRES Tor plating; viii cut into 325 lots
worth $3.50 10 &400 each; price S35. 900; one
third cash, balance mortgage; situate on
High ST.. Alameda County. and blocks from
line.
ROBERTSON & CO.,
205 Onion Savings Bank Building.
Telephone Oakland 1911.
FOR sale-1O-room house Telegraph ave-.
Oakland: large corner lot only blocks from
Key Route station; good prospective business
property. For particulars address box 2203,
Call Office. Oakland; agents.
PARDEE PARK. BERKELEY.
Lots $500 and S500-si00 cash. $40 per month;
no interest: new car line and school; dne loca-
ton Full particulars at RUSSELL a MONT
COMERY. "a Telegraph ave, Oakland Phone
Oakland 1861
WANTED-A modern up-to-date cottage be
tween Oakland and Berkeley; lot must be 30
feet wide or more: will pay from $1,000 70
$4,000 cash Address box 2267. Call, oakland
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-20

&l1.OOO
Lot 50xiOO feet; on Sd St. between Webster
and Harrison; entirely covered with q 2-story
building. which viii readily rent for S125 per
month: this Is nearly l3 per cent net on the
investment: with the location Of the Western
Pacific station IN the dmmmediate vicinity and
other developments surrounding this property
same Is sure to increase in value rapidly.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-20
r. p. PORTER.
466 6TH ST.

~ bnrre~-e miles from Oakland. near proposed
electric road from Piedmont 20 san Leandro;
price 916C an acre: title clear; purchaser can
borrow an the land twO-fblrdE Of the purchase
mice. must BE- sold as q whole. GILBERT
WYMAN. owner. 9th ave. and 4. loth 81,
FruifTale. Phone vale 1e4.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-20

BUSINESS AND INCOME PROPERTY.
SO. 900.
On Harrison, between eth and sth; 1l-room
house; leased FOR / \ years at $50 per month
net; frontage so feet
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-20
II II PORTER.
466 sTH ST.

Note these business investments which we
have for sale.
A corner on I3tb and Grove
Al corner cn ist and Webster
A corner on 9Th and jefferson.
Al corner on 5tb and Franklin.
a corner on ID and Franklin.
A corner on % and Clay
"a -8-f0Ot frontage on San Pablo ave. near I'D
3s-l feet on san Pablo ave- near 10th
32.G feet on Telegraph ave, near 57th-
S5fS0.
PAIR choice fats in perfect condition; built
9l. rqors. sunny side Of street. renting Tor $50
,ar month and near Etretcsr ana local train.
'rhis snap cannot be- Duplicated IN Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-20
IN

Lot 5ox75. Jefferson ST.. between 9th and
10th, with improvements that will rent for SCI
per month net; the income is small. but values
are rapidly advancing. and the purchaser Of this
frontage VIII realize handsome margin in
short time.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-20
5000

50 feet OF Broadway frontage near sth 81
with splendid Improvements, bringing rental
Of S115 per month; this is little over 10 per
cent the selling price
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-20

80 IITH ST. JUST EAST OF BROADWAY
EXCLUSIVE OPTIONS ONLY.
TELEPHONE OAKLAND 24o3.