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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-22

Home dressed chickens for sale
daily at Pete Roth's butcher shop.
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-22

Galvanized iron and tin work. s
Patty. IL:
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-22

Millinery Opening at Mrs. standish's
See the beautiful line Of Easter
bOnnets at Mrs. Standish's. 1851
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-22

Ring up o'Byrne for Yankee coal,
red hot from the mines. 1888
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-22

Fruit Lax-Best for stomach and
bowels: CSC at all drug stores, S-46
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-22

Gregory's billiard tables are always
In frst-class condition. $50
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-22

Call On o'Byrne for the best domes
tic coal In the city. 1913:
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-01-05
Natal Statistics.

Born, TO Mr. and Mrs. Harry Long,
OF North Martinsburg-a son,
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-01-05
BRYAN IS IN THE RACE
vatifity Admits hat He will Be
Presidential Candidate.
HIS SIGNIFICANT STATEMENT
Says the N,nrainatonas h+s4t' Ht87m'
That No Amerinan Cisizen
Should Hactne.

TCSRksk Kan, DeG IS -ILg am inter
view William j. Bryan virtually admit
ted that he would be a Candidate, for
the presidential nor1in2tlOn before the
Democratic national convention.
while | have nCtt yet announced
that will be a candidate said Mr.:
Bryan. Il have not stated tat I wOulli
nOasbe q candidate. Sacl a digh hOn@r
as the presidential nouItnati9n is
something ND American cifizen shOidyi
deolinee'
Mr. Bryan said there was no f1unIa
tlon for tn. story 70 tins effect that
se wonid. il nomiu ated flgor thu selec
ion If Senator William J. Stone, OF
Missouri, as ch~Tman IL the demo
cratta national conEmtJt@
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-01-05
The January Metropolitan.

10 +ta Cnncial Hold ~ Number OF
m ,,otroaoIi+an MAGAZINE is to be
.ta}.., 90 f,ir. axamnle of this period
ta..l s,,. tho ,ovt year rs readers have
- a,1anaid literary and artistic treat
-. ,.htoh - loou forward
.Csrt.+,,os and New Year in Mex
H.. Cuhort CUNNINGHAM Terry. is
,u,..ra+od IN an ORIGINAL and striking
-.
~Ia c,..sa Gauara, bv Ethel
,,...,. ,r,,,,,f,r5 q story i'm Keeping
,.'..I, .,,.' sn,.o, T.. nr,bablv the best
,..r,. +ff. wall known ,uthor has ac-
..a.,,t.lad
~art, cnrtyto,s. Rab.." by James
t,r,rrts cooke is , good oldfashioned
., ~ % holiday story which warns
.....,..a,, and el. .,,n Win the spirit
=. ,hr,s,,,as
.Tbo Fairy Poodle" by Leonard
,,a..,o,, 70 % sentimental story of New
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-01-05
lRO2UOIS FIRE,
Preparations for HoIiing Anniversary
Services. in Chicago on Sunday.

Chicago, Dec 29-Acrangemeats
have been made To hold tomorrow the
customary exercises in memory OF the
500 persons who persisted in the fro
quois theatre fire The memorial ser
vices will be held at the same hour al
which the horrible disaster occurred
three years ago. The graves of the
victims, including those that remained
unidentified. will be decorated with
wreaths and other floral offerings
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-01-05

ready freed his own selN ants, and re-
garded those who had come temporar-
lily under his care al Arlington, as
trusts whose interests we're to be
guarded till the time arrived when
they would be free according to the
terms of their former owners will. Nor
had he any personal ambitions to be
served under the new flag Of the
Southern Cross. His star of promise
shone clearly on the blue sky Of the
old banner.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-01-05

fiction; IN addition to the stories al
ready mentioned are the following;
When the Molly Shamrock Was
Sold" by Mary E. stickney; Verdict
for the Plaintiff" by Ambrose Pratt;
The Onus of the Charge" by Fred NJ
White, and The Circle Of Death by
James Rayenscroft.
The Drama of the Month is en-
larged and improved, and the depart
ment Fantasies" presents the best hu
NOR available.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-01-05
CONTRACTS WERE AWARDED
OLD BANK DIRECTORS GIVE OUT
WORK ON BUILDING.
Main Portion of the Wark Awarded to
Glaze & Bro, of Winchester
Hamma ann Gets a. Contract

Hammann Gets a. Contract
At a meeting of the. directors of the
Old National bank. on Thursday even
4 ing contracts for all the work of re-
modelling and. equipping. the new bank
one, We're awarded, and tine matter is
now in shane to bRgjn work immedi-
ately after April l., when Proprietor
Martin, of the Berkeley hotel, will
turn over the building to- the hank
The main portion of the contract,
which inolndes the stone, brick, car
peDter mason and aleetric work, was
awarded 10 Glaze & Bro of Winches-
ter; but the figure was withheld for
the present, owing to the fact that the
contract has not yet been signed. This
fCEmality will Sc complied with
s1prtly 3y the saecesf Il bidders. The
work OF this finn will include the
sheathing of the entire building with
pressed brick, which viii give the
structure a very handsome appear
, dnoe.
( The contract for installing the huge
vaults in the cellar and banking room
was awarded to the Herring Hall
Marvin Safe CO. of HGnilton, Ohio,
The contract for the tseoing, stue-
CO plasteri8g and Other decorations
WIS given 70 the G. ~ Strieby Co. of
/ Va Ashingtou-
Harry aammann. Of Martinsburg,
was awarded the contract for Install
ing the heating and plumbing equip
ment
The aggregate amount of the con-
tracts is about $4,000. The contract
for the furniture and fixtures was not
awarded, but will be taken up at a
later meeting of the directors. This
! will amount 10 about 81 coo, making
! the, total cost of remoielns and equip
ping the building about $4,000 As
the building cost the baHk about $685.
600, the completed structure will rep
resent am outlay of nearly $4,000, It
i will be very handsome and up-to-date
}, building. and an ornament to The city.
The bank will occupy It's new quarters
on October l, 1907.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-01-05
AMERICAN MAGAZINE.
For 90 Years It Was Leslie's Popular
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they are not only contributing them
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The regular price for the II numbers
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little enough as it is, but for a limited
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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-01-05
PUBLICITY BUREAU.
Peoples Lobby Will Sc Conducted
Along Different Lines.


The Peoples Lobby viii establish a
publicity bureau fin Washington on a
scale and in a manner never before
attempted. Corporations maintain at
Washington many publicity bureaus,
whose business it is to faint and cor
rupt public opinion year ago when
the railroadrate bill was under discus,
sion at Washington the railroads main
I tanned in Washington a publicity bu-
reau on a scale of layishness hitherto
unknown. The connection of this bu-
reau with the railroads as, Of course,
kept secret. Communications between
the railroad presidents and attorneys
and this bureau were made in cipher
1t was the business Of this bureau to
get up weekly. semi-weekly. and,
sometimes, a daily Washington letter.
This letter should be sent to thous-
ands Of newspapers all Ner the United
States. There are a great many news
papers not financially able to maintain
q " ths7hl = tOli Jul eau III idtly butIt
are only from three to five hundred pa
pers in the United States who are
wealthy to maintain Washington
correspondents. Nevertheless, these
other papers published in smaller
towns are very anxious 10 have Wash
ington news, and so they accepted
these letters which were sent 20 then
free of charge by the publicity bu-
reau of the railroads.
These letters were cunningly devils
ed. The first paragraph would be an |
amusing anecdote about Congressman
\. The second paragraph would be
very entertaining one about the new
mastodon skeleton in the Smithsonian
institute Then in the third paragraph
there would be a nasty sur on the
president of the United States. Then
there would be another innocent par
agraph which would be supposed to
recompense the railroads for the hun
dreds of thousands dol! irs which they
paid TO maintain this bureau. This
doctrine paragraph would point out
that any attempt to regulate railroad
rates would be a very great mistake
and would lead to all kinds of ruin and
panic. This Is what the railroads were
paying for. They were hoping to in
1hence public opinion against railroad
rate regulation.
Now, other corporations are tFyingI
o influence public opinion in the same
way The liquor interests are doing
t. 1t has become a Iavorite means
Il corrupting public opinion to seEd
mt these tainted and corrupted Wash
ngton letters.
The Peoples Lobby pr poses to send
ut a truthful Washington letter, It'll
will supply every paper in the United
states free of charge with truthful
nd accurate account of proceedings in
ongress. When the newspapers, i,
which are almost wholly honest, can
ct this accurate and truthful letter,
hey will cease to accept the tainted
etters of the corporations, and we
hall have honest public 0piniO1
throughout the United States.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-01-05
Broke the Record.

Hunt Mckinney, win Anderson and
Grover Heck went after rabbits in the
county Friday and broke the seasons
record by killing 10, they also track
ed a wild turkey but failed to get a
shot at It.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-01-05
DURING LEGISLATURE
ARR. Sssoar League ftaye r4esdquar
tiers az the Gaoitp.

The following statement is publish
od By postal cards ay Theodore AL
Gord- state sueerint eadCna Of the aNn
saloon league:
From January 3. 1907. Until February
-. 1861, the West Virginia Anti Sa
loon League will have an Office in
Room %, Bradford aiding, Charles
ton. West Virginia everybody is in
ptteG to call. Address the sugeiinte0
dent there,
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-01-05

AMERICANS WED IN roKa0.
Well Known Writer MarrlSd to- S;@re
tary to- American Ambassador

Toxic, Dec. 29.--At the American
embassy today MISS Halle Ermime
Rives, the we'll known writer, was Mar
ried to Mr. Post Wheeler, second ser
retaEy to the American embassy. The
ceremony was perfornHed! at n1sa and
was Witnessed by the American am'
basador and Mrs. Wright, the zat,asss
STAFF ard naany prominsnt mentews of
the Rnssrfcan colony I'M Toxic Mr..
anG MIRA Wheeler intend to ssss inl1
medsately for America ans intenrr to
speha the remainder of the winttTrsnd
early spring at Ocean Grove, n. j.
WEEDS Frsach Noaaer%anc.
Providence, e. T., Dec 29.-The wed
ding here tloday on Miss AfssEcehne ~Jtps
Goddard anu tire Marquis dAnoftsae,
Of Fraane. has added ana.Eer tCr the
list OF Nmeri0RR heireSEss' who aase
married forsigIa titles. THE briva is
the dawEiiter of Cob Robert IL. |. tsoSd
darri, a millionaire and a aamitdat st-For
the seat of CsssDTge =. Natnn8re ira the
United states senate. Tile wee ding
took PLACE az G Jddard's oi1y lSme,
H0petou House. Owing to the tAct
that the Marquis d'AEdiiHse II in
mOurnin~ for the death OF one % his
relatives. only the members OF the fwo
families and a few inumuie flvrads
werp inviYpd
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-01-05
HAD A CHRISTMAS TREE.
Members Of the Woman's Club Dis
trhuted Gifts to Poor Children.

The members of the Woman's club
arranged big Christmas tree in their
rooms in the Burkhart building, and
on Wednesday invited a lumber of the
poor children of the city to come and
receive gifts. About - children Were
given toys. candies, aud other articles
appropriate 10 the season, and the lit
tie ones departed in very happy
frame Of mind.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-01-05
Exactly,

Did YOU see where there is a licor
ice trust?'
You don't say 50, nv gum"
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-06
CRY REAL EsrArE-continued.
]. w. WRIGHT & co.

]. w. WRIGHT co.
RFZf, EsTATF1,- J1;1ls1 E., INSURANCE.
s25. .oo0-Rent $3.50 per month; choice business
fats Of rooms and bath each and modern house
si5.500-Rent s177 80 per month: 6 new, mod
ern dafs. well located on the north line OF
$s7. 5oO-Rented extremely low for 5000 per
ennum; u new modern, up p-to-date hAls VI
rooms and bath each, one-half block from Market
property on McAilister st. of store and z nats OF
rooms and bath each; also good cottage OIL
So, 5oo-Rented low for $1,000 per annum; :, 3
good, modern fats Of and rooms eaen' iol
26xl97:e feet; Pine ST., near Lagnna. "a -
S22, ,5O0-Good business property near "a ST. ,
new, modern. brick building, electric eleYatort /
rented to responsible tenants unoer sSars Is
lease for 5000 per month; tenants make al re-
pairs: lot 62xs0 feet.
S25, o0o-Rented low for 500 per month; sun
ny, northeast corner on Cough St; new, MOD
ern fats Of s and rooms and bath each; lot Sox
ITO feet; bank mortgage OF Sl0,OOO can renAIn o.
on McAlIister ST. new, modern fats of
rooms and bath each.
$16,000-Modern. sunny apartment-house OF q
rooms; rented under secured lease for years at
$ls5 per month"; near Haight and Fillmore stses
S750o-Elegant, new, modern residence OF o
ment; finished throughout with curly redwood;
very artisticaly and substantially built sat Pan.
mortgage OF $4,000 can remain; lot zoxloV feeti
very select residence location on Duboce ave.
LOTS.
toOOU-fi1e corner on Jones ST. o04Ofs btAtrt
work all done, and level and ready TO bulloA on;
S1500-Fine corner lot on Masonic ave-, zoxlVo
feet: good residence location.
S1500-Lot 25x56; vicinity Of Powell and Clay
SITS; S400 cash, balance monthly payments
s750-choice' ready to-bufld-on fots; north Of
Golden Gate Park; very easy terms; you can
build at once.
S375-Choice lots south Of Golden Gate Park
IL EXCELSIOR HOMESTEAD.
Only q short time on the market, and only a
few more left; call and select lot for your
future home. Seller pays for sewer ana survey
These lots are perfectly level and ready to build
on. Get q home of your own and, stop paying
rent. small cash payment and easy monthly
fnstallments win locate you here. Branch office
corner China ave. and Madrid st. Agent on the
TO LEASE.
Fine three-frontage lot; spur track 1000
square feet; 20 years lease or longer; - per
front foot.
Stores on corner of Washington and Sansome
sts: large and small. with easements; $125 to
5000 a month 10 years lease.
See those fine stores on Sd ST., west side. near
Bryant: 500 month; long lease IL desired.
SOITO'S FIRST ADDITION TO CITY OF
RICHMOND.
Today you can get In on the ground floor. We
are offering absolutely the choicest residence lots
chance Don't miss this opportunity; this prop
erty has the highest elevation in Richmond; best
drainage. and today is the time TO prove II
Take San Pablo car from Richmond. get on at
Soito's Addition. 0ffce and agent on ground
every day Main office J. W. WRIGHT & CO..
PAS California St, San Francisco. :
/. w. COFFEE. Manager County Department.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-06
A BARGAIN
IN A FINE HOME

This is a two-story, seven-room colonial
house on a lot 1o0x1SO. The house is new
and modern In every particular. 1t has four
good bedrooms, two toilets, laundry, basement
and is supplied with both gas and electricity.
The yard is very attractive. 1t is on Regent
ST., near Ashby ave. We have a contract for
$11 900. Terms can be arranged Will also
sell the house with a smaller frontage.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-06
FFRRIER- -BROCK Co. Inc.

4,
-AT KEY ROUTE TERMINUS"
$24Oo-Fine new modern Broom bungalow; close
to Berkeley trains; terms If desired
planned as to convenience and general ef-
feet; good neighborhood: close to lines
south south s1sad Trent lot; complete IN about
$6500-Fine new T-room house; modern in every
between sesne aRG 2Tes 9s In inad Raldwood
floors, finest Of woodwork hardware, etc.
$ooo0-Artistic home OF rooms Ward st.
rustic finish; beautifully planned; $1,000
cash
$s50c-Elegant home of rooms on College ave.
Just on Of Dwight way; hardwood floors
downstairs; large connecting living rooms
dining groom and breakfast-roOm; exception
ally bright and sunny; large sleeping
rooms, good reception hall and best OF
INCOME PROPERTY.
Two mats, and rooms, just being built on
Haste st. near Bowdfteh. In a part OF
rentals; back yard and front lawn for each
fat; attractive palms. flowers. etc; these
houses are hrst class IN every respect and
viii bring 500 q month income when COM
s6sOO-For an elegant piece for subdivision:
SOoxl25; street work all done; section fast
ssl5o~For one Of the choicest building sites in
oakridge. Claremont; adloins Oak Park and
has two frontages Of 90 feet each owner
Inels Hn; .nls sou below what n ought 70 so
MIGHT AS WELL BE YOT; only s12oO
cash
s1eoO-For one Of the finest south front lots in
.ooooF Fairyiew Park; part cash
with elegant view: $50 below s'A market znisst
price: $1,000 cash.
s075-For 4 5Ofoot lot on Charming way: street
s55O-For good building lots in West Berkeley.
SEvrNA On AlsfSn 45@l Way ,,.n terms ms Il desired
OF Dwight way. that can be had for $500
front foot II taken immediately; this Is
eonsiqerably below anything offered in this
We are authority. for factory sites. water
front and property for subdivision ASK Us.
PHONE BERKELEY l404
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-06
P1EpMoNr Ave.

We have a contract on the northeast cor
ner Of Piedmont ave. and Parker St, S0xl33.
There Is good eight-room, two-story, furnace
heated house on the lot. We can show you
how to handle this so as to make of it a hne
investment at the price asked.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-06
cLAREMoNT PARK

We have lots in CIaremont Park which we
have never before offered for sale, and they
may be had on the remarkably easy ClaremOnt
terms of one-fourth down They command an
unbroken view of the bay from Point Rich
mond TO Alameda Point, and yet automobile
may easily be driven ON TO them. Their
double frontage. their accessibility and their
superb view make them very desirable. Let
us show them to you.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-06
APARTMENT-HoUsE
SITE

within stones throw of two stations and
three car lines the northeast corner of Full
ton and Claiming. offers the most ideal site
in Berkeley for an apartment house or fats
We hold exclusive contract on that corner,
a corner that properly improved will produce
10 per cent net; corner that will show
profit of $4,000 in the next year: and the
price is nearly 40 per cent cheaper than the
next best corner on the street
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-06
$4,000

Owner must make quick sale. hence offers
this lot at this sacrifice price. 1t fronts south
on Hill Crest Road, Claremont Park, COM
mands a superb view of the hills and the bay
and is just $500 cheaper than any other lot
in the block within 500 feet Of 1t. Other lots
near it. and not so good. have sold for much
more. Notice the size, 50xl75.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-06
AsNAP

Business corner at San Pablo ave- and
Ashby. where the most important thorough
fare Of Alameda County intersects the most
Important croSstown line south OF University
ave. Have you noticed the home-building de-
velopments In that section? Half a dozen
new homes are springing up within three
blocks of this corner. Size OF lot 100 feet
on Ashby and 130 on San Pablo ave. Price
S6500.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-06
A GOOD THING

to buy at once good eight-room house
and barn on corner lot one block east Of
Shattuck ave. The Ashby-aye. car line will
make the lot alone worth the price asked. We
hold a contract on 1t for $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-06
sesoo.oo

northeast corner on College ave, 129x135
This can be cut up to bring clear prodt Of
$500. Let US show you how to do it. We
are not guessing, either, for we base our
estimate the selling prices of similar small
places in the neighborhood.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-06
A HOME SITE

in the Berry Bangs Tract is very hard to
cure at any price. Here is one, 50x14S, on
College ave-. facing the beautiful Elmwood
Park, and we hold contract on 1t at the
very low price Of $500.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-06
A HOME on TERMS
LIKE RENT

pretty 4-room bungalow, deep lot; large
paneled living room, 12x1T; large kitchen, good
pantry, two nice bedrooms, bath. large porch !:
above all, well built Street work DONE
Seventh St, near Bancroft way. Price $1,000;
small cash payment and balance $50 per
month.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-06
F. H. LAwToN & co.

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION AT oNCz
s55Oo-sEvEN-RooM MODERN HOME: west
front, east Of College ave and north OF
Russell st $1,000 cash; balance $50 per
month. DON'T MISS THIS.
s3750-NEW 5-RoOM BUNGALOW: near TeIe-
sgraRh ave. and close to KEY ROUTE
sTATIoS; STA IF YoU CARE FOR THIS
LOTS IN THE BEST DISTRICTS or
BERKELEY
$s2oo-BERRY BANGS CORNER. near College
%us aus SEE E. us E'1 At dN6S SSu want this you
$500 ELEVATED LOT NEAR CIAREMoNr
HIosnai IS sTaP1,Y 5'ns sSEPP sSfSSEP 0o1i4s IT THIS
s2soO-ELMwooD PARK LOT; 5or1so IT.:
Esy Routes new station. i''nz' ( DRc1DEp s2c Dfa5
sOOO-McGEE TRAcT TRAASc,TT LOT; on Roosevelt ave-.
+. H. LAwToN 90.
2ll Center ST.. Berkeley. Phone Berk- ildB
FIvE-room bungalow; very artistic; new; south
Groom. high basement cottage. nearly new: s,v
close In and on car line; nice little home:
Groom high basement cottage wears old.
only short blocks from station; east Of track:
roo@ new 2s9oTy seSse sae east staoS o
on Stuart St; very desirable home; e65o0:
arranged for the balance. nee anu 's1"S can oe
17-rOom house. in the heart Of town. TO Lease
February 1; VIII be thoroughly renovated; SIS
Fine factory site on the s. P. track: 100 n.
rrontsEei sS ssSoEnsr; SO per It. below adjoining
Don't forget, we are building some ansA
coy cottages which we can sell for reason
able price, on small cash payments balance
BERKELEY Real SInJ-r ES ESTATE AND INVEST
2l13 sHATTUCK AVENUE.
THE WARREN CHENEY COMPANY
S29O0-For best lot IN Clarenlont Park crsaf ~
hill overlooking bay and hills; for a few days
s600-For fine 5ox14O lot; near 6th At os-foos
lots In this neighoorhood selling for $500: see
US s,a az onss; Sns Priss vii be $3.50 this time
S70O0-Elegant house, rooms: new and rnoaero-
on on esrber st; best location in Berkeley; terms
$45oO-Near claremont and College ave. Ksv
Regents Park-4 lots loo feet t'Vo9 en ro-r. lqS :.
under the market price: a little down ana *
PTopertT viii n Be wortb ana & 20 taxes This
April J. pet i0ot oy
sd St. near Market: lot 4ox1s5; pr,ca s,,oo.
easy terms. Can you beat this 50 near ~
Key Route and cars? -
THE WARREN CHENEY COMPANY
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG
2OS2 CENTER ST. BERKELEY
TUPPER. KAY & sMYTHE. Inc
Phone Berkeley isio; BsTlsIss sas SIsTassss ssss
. 7.roo9 ,IsS house on Ssd st; new: close TO Key
Only $500 for modern 4-rOom cottage: must
s2ooe-5-room house near Grove; $500 cash.
s14oo-Lot on shattuck. near Aleatras. 4ax,ool
WEST BERKELEY
$2250-9-room house.
Corner lot; street work done; ss2S