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The San Francisco call., 1908-09-28

BARBERs AND SUPPLIES


BARBERS-THREE REASONS WHY it will pay
you to buy KOKEN CHAIRS and MIRROR
CASES. when furnishing up, your shop.
KoKEN FIXTURES are the BEST that car can
LnIfTED f''e GUARASrEE. KoKEN FURNI.
TURE costs no more than other brands M 3, and No
CARDS TO MATERIALS used and the SIM
PIICITY OF MECHANISM.
Very REASONABLE installment terms Of
fered to customers intending to install FIRST
CLASS SHOPS. If interested we will be
pleased to talk It oyer With you you r,7pr CT
BARRIERS SUPPLIES.
BARKER SANITARY CHAIRS. So MONTHLY
BARKER PEDESTAL OR PORTABLE
vIBRATORS. So MONTHLY.
We fit up shops with better goods for less
SEVERAL BARGAINS IN I'd HAND CHAIRS.
JAMES BARKER. INC,
"a TURK STREET
BARBERs-If you want a first class hotel bar
Der shop and bathroom in the best town in
Cal. a $500 proposition, or others less in
DECKELMAN BROS, Inc,
WANTED-To buy a barber shop with one or
two chairs, doing q good business. in small
country town; one that will stand investiga-
ton; answer all particulars Address box 9os'
Ill olnce.
FOR sale-Down town; half interest in fine pay
ing barber shop; to right. man fine opening.
Address box go. CALL 1915 Fillmore st.
BARBER wtd-None but Hrst class man need
apply; SIS per week and commission Phone
X. Larkin. PaIo Alto, Cal
BARBER-First class. wanted; steady work for
the right man; Italian preferred; short hours;
jobbing. II California ST
BARBER wtd.-6ood. for We'd. Sat. and Sun.
steady if suited; apprentices. 1908 Church
St nr oath.
BARRIERS union 14s-ofnce s25 Golden Gate
ay:, room 3oS; free employment. CHARLES
MENTHOLINE" Cream feels like ice after
shaving. At Bauer's, 1854 Ellis street, near
Fillmore.
BARRIERS union 14s-Important meeting next
Monday. Sept. IS; adoption OF bylaws.
CHARLES KOCH, Sec.
BARBER wtd-Steady Apply at Fouts Anti
septic No 2, 21To shattuck av., Berkeley Cal.
EMPLOYMENT SECTRY OF BARRIERS PRO-
TECTlvE UNION. f. SCHM1TT. 452 KEARNY.
BARBER wtd-Must be good man. Apply cor
ner 9th and Delaware sts., west BERKELEY.
MANICURIST-First class manicurist wants po-
sition in first class shop. Box 3s49, Call
PORTER wtd-steady. Golden Eagle hotel bar
Der shop for Monday morning 24e Sd st
LOvETT'S shampoo tray; latest up to date de-
vice for BARRIERS use. 72 San Pablo av.
ONE chair shop for sale; cash or terms: shaving
25c. Address box 1S4. Sisson. Cal
BARBER wtd.-First-cla At 1886 18th St.
corner Guerrero, Monday morning
BOY-Porter for barber shop. 900 O'Farrell.
BARBER wtd.-Good place; 60 per cent, 10c
shop. 61012 Clay st.
statesmen and SOLICITORS WANTED
FEW ladies of education and refinement re-
siding in San Francisco or Alameda counties
can learn of honorable and highly re-
munerative employment at home. For par
tculars address box 1862. Call, Oakland
2 statesmen who are salesmen; best PROPOSE
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-28

KENILWORTH. Bush and Powell sts--Sln9
rooms. SIS to $40 per month
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-28

JACKSON ST., 1524-Nice sunny furnished rooms
marine view: all cOnveniepees; suitable Z
lady or gentleman: private family.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-28

LOMBARD St, 1442. nr. Van Ness avs YER
large rooms newly furnished; sun all dag
S12 SO and SS per month; l block from en-
of Polk ST. Phone Franklin 32Oo
Evening journal., 1908-10-14
RETIRES
AFTER 40 YEARS

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER. Del. oct t4-Rounding up
nearly forty years in the Methodist
ministry. chiefly on this peninsula.
Rev. f. H. Nelson. regarded as ono
Of the strongest preachers in the Will
mington Methodist Episcopal Confer
ence has resigned his charge and an
nounce1 10 his congregation at the
Lebanon harvest home that he would
seek supernumcrarv relations with the
conference and would retire at once.
Mr.. Nelson has been attacked by some
heart affection and has been advised
by his physicians to stop work at once
and rest.
The announcement Of his retirement
came as a great surprire 10 his friends
as he has been regarded as possessing
both vigor aud youthfulness and does
net in anv sense resemble veteran.
He is widely known an over th.
peninsula. and ono of his early charges
was Newport In New Castle county
He Is aa earnest and fCrceful preacher
and popular pastor. doing active pas
toral work almost every day
AR Nelson viii remove at once %
his old home az Snow H'u. Md. and
the new appointee Of the presidng
el1er will assume charge Of his pas
torate. Camden. land move into the
Camden parsonage.
Evening journal., 1908-10-14
Big PROPERTY
TRANSACTIONS
City Registry Clerk HaaFFFar
Again Gets Busy Recording
Transfers Of Real Estate

Among the transfers Of real estate rt-
corded this week in the office Of the city
registry. clerk we're TWO big properties ore
By the Woodland CO. to John =. Hal
loren. and By the latter to tho Woodlawn
Company. These properties with others
follow.
Woodlawn Company TO John r Halloren
north side Of Fourth street. $50 feet west
Of Franklin, snSoo
John Z. Halloren and wife. 70 the Wood
lawn Company. southeast corner Of Sixth
and CLAYTON. s2o,so0.
Catharine Walton. et al, 70 William In
gan. south side OF Second street, 81 feet
west of Gray avenue. and the southwest
corner Second and Gray avenue, $3.50 foi
both.
Peter j. Ford and wife to John r
Malloy north side Of Maple street. 2ll Easi
Of Clayton. $4,000 The same property
by John F. 1ialloy and wife to James A
o'Neiil, $500
Trustin L. Davis and wife 10 John J
Hanley and wife southside Of Fourth
street, 100 feet west Of Adams $1,000.
Henry Stafford. sheriff. to Artisan Saw.
ttt-A -'tAANH ANA ia H+AN va 4 AAAAA 81 Nths ANl
feet west Of Jackson street. 500.
Charlotte NJ Boudwin and husband Ia
Jacob d. Wnslow, west side jefferson
street, 1e9 feet north OF Seventh. $1,000.
Harry S. Lynch and wife, 10 John +
Lynch, southwest side Of Twentieth. 225
feet northwest OF West, $500
Harry S. Lynch, ct al, TO William A.
McCarter, southwest side Of Twentieth. go
feet northwest Of West. $500
George H. Huber TO Clarence Fralm
southeast corner Twenty-fourth and Jcflcr
son streets. S6-5.
Mary NJ. and W. J. Johnson to Mary A.
Cornog, west side Of Walnut street. 165
feet north of Eleventh. $500
Mathew Seutter and wife 10 Charles r
Hoffman, cast side OF Kirkwood street.
56 feet north o1 Eighth. 81 The same prop
erty by Charles r. Hoffman and wifo 10
Charles f. Curley and by the latter back
to Charles r. Hoffman and wife. ST.
Jacob A. Melvin and wife 10 William r.
DEM and wife. south side Of Vandever
avenue. 1i3 feet east Of Spruce SSoo
Peter p. McColley and wife to Benia-
min J. Schwartz. east side Of Pine street.
25s feet north OF Eleventh, $3.50
Evening journal., 1908-10-14
LORD Bacon Said
"Digest''
This is the Secret Of Life in Business
Or in Health.

This is the Secret Of Life in Business
Or in Health.
II is claimed that Lord Bacon struck
the prime keynote Of life when he
wrote. Some books are 10 be tasted.
others 10 be swallowed, and some few
TO be cheWed and digested"
He wrote Of books; many who have
followed him have written likewise Of
life. The man who digests his business.
makes success; the actor or actress
who digests his or her art brings fame:
the man who lives life and digests it
as he should lives as was the intention
he should live.
Il is not the food you swallow or
taste that brings happiness to you; il
is the food you digest
II you swallow and taste and don't
digest and chew, Nature cannot give
you health. for you do not furnish the
ammunition.
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets contain in
pure, concentrated form the essences
which. when they reach the stomach.
turn dyspeptic conditions into those OF
healthy digestion.
These little tablets are dissolved in
the mouth by saliva: they mix with
this fluid and are passed down into the
-tor---~N where they Immediately set
to work upon the food and digest it.
They are Yany times more powerful
than the human digestive fluids, and
thus replenish Nature with those juices
which sickness abuse or wrongful eat
ing have exhausted
The worlds best chemists in Europe
and America agree on the ingredients
best adapted 10 perfect digestion.
-'-----i'- Dyspepsia Tablets are these
ingredients presented to the stomach
in the most pleasant and lasting form.
Powders and liquids soon lose their
effectiveness through chemical actions
and decay. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
are made under terrific pressure. and
their qualities are thus made lasting.
Forty thousand physicians prescribe
and use these tablets. land every drug
gist sells them. Price 50 cents. Send
US your name and address and we will
send you a trial package by mail free.
iyidress r A Stuart Co., $50 Stuart
building. Marshall, Mich.
Evening journal., 1908-10-14
Receipts.

Orange Cream Cake. -One and one-half
cups -four teaspoons baking powder. al
cup butter. I cup sugar, = cggs, 30 cup
Of milk. Cream. butter and sugar add
eggs well beaten silt flour and baking
powder then add milk Bake In three
layer pans IN quiok oven.
Filling Mix together i-2 cup sugar.
egg. 1 hcaping tablespoon of -four. tea
spoon butter, the grated r.nd OF 1-2 OF.
ange. juice Of l-2 orange and l-2 table
spoon OF lemon Juice. Bring to a boil,
stirring constantly, then cook in the top
Of a double boiler 10 minutes, so as TO re
move the raw taste Of flour.
Peach Pastry Shortcako. Prepare a rich
pastry crust. roll cut thin and bake in
three orusts in pie pans When done
allow to become perfectly cold. Pare ripo
juicy peaches. slice. mash and sweeteni
spread this mixture between the crusts
and place IN the ice chest 10 became thor
oughly cold Serve with cream either
whipped or plain This Is an inexpensive
and delicious dessert and can be made in
winter from the canned peaches
Johnny Cako--One cEg. well beaten
tablespoons Of sugar. / cup OF milk. l..
cup Of flour. 81 cup Of corn meal. l..
teaspoons baking powder IL teaspoon
salt Put baking powder and salt in Hour
and meal and sift: mix IN order given
and bake in rather net oven Is or 20 nliu-
utes
Currant Cake.-Thro cups Of Hour. ?
cup of butter IL cup OF sugar. - tea-
spoon OF salt cup Of currants. a little
vanilla, teaspconfuis OF baking powder
Mix dry ingredients add butter, curiNrs
AID vanilla Atix to thick batter with
milk. Turn into creased pan, bake one
hour 20 moderate oven.
Lady's Fingers.--Five eggs. 4 ounces Of
-four. ounces Of powdered sugar. Beat
the yolks Of the eggs and the sugar to-.
gether then gradually add the flour and
last Of all the stifiy beaten whites Of the
eggs. Put through pastry bag in brown
paper and bake IN a moderate oven.
English Walnut Cake.-Ono cup butter.
. cups sugar eggs. teaspoonfu hak-
inr powder cups flour, 1 cup milk Tho
hning. Pound up English walnuts. after
Smelling about . pounds. pounds brown
Evening journal., 1908-10-14
RIDDER AS A
BRYAN FOLLOWER
Editor Favored Judge Gray
for President and ASSaiIed
the boy Orator"

NEW YORK. oct. H.-Conservative
Democrats. who for years have observed
Dee hostility Of Herman Ridder, treasurer
tho Democratic National Committee to-
ward William Jennings Bryan. arc amazed
az tho sudden friendship that seems TO
have sprung UP between Mr. Bryan and
the proprietor Of the -zeitung. Not
only has Ridder 30 past years expressed
his antipathy for Bryan 20 his friends
but IN tho editorial columns OF his Ger
man newspaper has fought the Nebraskan
with bitterness
Ridder was opposed 10 the nomination OF
Tyan for the presidency. Friends Of his
ay that Ridder made a special trip TO
lincoln. Nebraska. 70 urge the perpetual
andidate for the presidency not 10 per-
nit his name to so before the Denver
convention. He Is reported to have told
j. van frankly that his denomination
meant sure defeat for the Democratic
party at tho polls. He pointed out 70 him
IL IS asserted. that Mr.. Bryan could not
carry New York State and begged him to
use his influence to nominate Judge Gray
Of Delaware.
Tho intensity Of Riders feelings to.
ward the NobraslSan are well illustrated b,
excerpts from editorials which. from time
10 time. have appeared in the Staatz
zeitung Here are a few Of them;
only a few intimate friends and blind
admirers Of Bryan are still willing TO fol-
low him. The miserable intrigues Of the
man who again would incite the masse.
cannot retard this process Rryan's siren
uous activity will hasten his annihilation.'
1T has been shown that the Democ
racy has not succeeded In regaininE ths
confidence Of tho people, which it lcsi
through its surrender TO Bryanism. -
Nov 2. 1905.
I'VE deem a Republican victory less
dangerous for the country than the cleo
tion OF Bryan" "-oct. s. 1904
"The East is too conservative and level
headed to give a majority TO a man
(Bryan) who on economical questions Is
ignorant and who. prompted by his con-
fused notions, would grasp the first oppor-
tunity 70 cause a terrible catastrophe"-
Sept. 25. 1900.
Organism Is by no means Democracy.
but the exact contrary Rather. it is 9
demagogism which Is wholly alien TO tho
spirit OF the Democratic party"-Nov.
3. 1900.
William J. Bryan possesses nothing but
a gift to influence minds Nov. s. 1860
Nothing better could happen to the
party than to set rid of this incubus. -
June %. 1904.
Bryan has been chasussd. Well. our
nation has been chastised with Bryan"
Nov. 8. 1900
Evening journal., 1908-10-14
SlGNERS OF THE KENT
INDEPENDENT TICKET

Special to THE EVENINc JOURNAL
DOVER. Del. Oct. 4--TWenty ty-seven
Republicans of Kent county Yesterday
made affidavit before Clerk OF the
Peace S. w. Darby that there are i0l
or more persons in the county who ars
members Of the Independent Rcpubli~
can party in Kent county. tho off-shoo-
from the Republican party which de-
cines TO SUPPORT Frank H. Davis for
attorney general. David Frank Marvel
for sheriff William T. Cullen for Gem
eral Assembly and James IT Jones foS
Lew Court. supporting Democrats nI-
stead.
The twentv-seven making the certi-
ficate aro Charles G. Wright, W G.
Boone William NJ Hope. J. II. Harper.
Willian P. Satterfield. J Colby Smith.
Luther S. Conwel. J. Frank Alloc,
Robert P. Collins. H. II. Wright, Har-
vev Farrow. w. G. Abbott, James
Hook. Samuel H. Barker. George NJ.
Fisher. Remsen c. Barnard, George w.
Walhester. w X. Knight. George c..
Herring. Thomas c. Roe, George S. Cot
fin. William E. Uhlig, Victor f. Dam
ner. Elbert C. Packard, Charles F..
Fem. John NJ. Roe and Thomas L
Mason.
The committee offered 10 file a list
OF seventy other signer3 but Clerk OF
the Peace Darby announced that he
recognized the singers as bona fide
citizens and accepted their written
certificate that there were 100 support
ers OF the movement. He. therefore.
filed the ticket.
The ticket includes the Taft electors
and the Republican governor.
Evening journal., 1908-10-14
To Polish Furniture.

This is the time that furniture must he
carefully gone over and made ready for
winter tls not always possible 20 have
81 done by an expert. and must be done
by those who live IN the house.
a cleaning and polishing cream is made
as follows Shred half an ounce Of white
wax and two ounces Of beeswsx into half
pint Of mrpentne. Let it dissolve In a
warm place, then pour into this a mix.
ture made as follows. An ounce Of pure
white soap a piece Of rosin the size Of a
nutmeg and half pint of water boiled
together until melted. Mix all together
and keep In a bettle
Evening journal., 1908-10-14
BILL OF LADING
Is EXPLAINED
Railroad Men Believe Ship
peTS Will Appreciate
the New Form

D. T. McCabe, vice president Of the
Pennsylvania lines west of Pittsburg,
who is a member Of the uniform bill
of lading committee. has issued a state
ment concerning the new contract of
shipment under which alone freight
will be accepted for shipment after No
vember l.
THE new uniform bill OF lading," he
said, will define the precise terms upon
which any shipment is made, and will
be Of great value to a shipper in that
he viii not be compelled to consult
lawyer to ascertain his rights in case
of loss or damage.
There is one feature of the new bill
which received the fullest discussion
and which should be exceptionally sat
isfactory to shippers 1t is provided
that when property is held in transit
upon request of the owner or when
upon request of an owner property is
carried in open cars the carrier shall
not be liable for damages, except such
as may be due TO negligence. and It is
specifically provided that the burden
OF providing freedom from such neg
ligence shall be on the carrier. This is
protection of very great value to a
shipper and has never been accorded
before.
When the terms Of the new uniform
bill of lading come to be thoroughly
understood we believe the shipping pub
lie will realize the value Of the new
document. Our advices are to the ef-
feet that shippers generally are ar
ranging TO use the new forms after
November !, and the carriers are pre-
pairing to withdraw all copies of the
old forms from circulation on that
date"
Evening journal., 1908-10-14
FAVORITE FOOD
WON'T HURT YOU
Give Your Stomach a Good
Eat Without Fear Of
Indigestion

As there is often some one in your
family who suffers an attack Of Indi-
gestion or some form of Stomach
trouble why don't you keep a case Of
Diapepsin in the house handy
This harmless blessing VIII digest
anything YOU can eat without the
slightest discomfort. and regulate a
sour stomach FIVE minutes after.
Tell your pharmacist 10 let you read
tho formula plainly printed on these
50-cent cases of papes Diapcpsin.
then You will readily see why they
cure Indigestion. Sour stomach. Heart
burn and prevent at once such miser-
les as Belching Of Gas Err Iiations OF
sour undigested food. Nausea. Head
aches. Dizziness. Constipation and
other Stomach disorders
Some folks have tried so long 20
find relief from Indigestion with tho
common everyday cures advertised
that they have about made up their
minds that they have something else
wrong. or believe theirs is case OF
Nervousness. Gastritis, Catarrh of the
stomach or Cancer.
This is q serious mistake Your
real trouble is. what YOU eat does not
digest, instead. il ferments and sours
turns to acid. Gas and Stomach poi
son. which viii putrefy in tho entire
digestive tract and intestines and. he
sides poison the breath with nauseous
odors
A hearty appetite. with thorough d.
gestion. and without the slightest dis
comfort or misery Of the stomach is
aitinE for YOU as soon as YOU decide
10 try Pape's Diapepsin.
one candy-like Triangule. taken
after eating. win promptly digest all
your food. the same as strong. healthy
stomach would do H.
Evening journal., 1908-10-14
Bayard House Sold.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Del. oct. l4-charles W.
Lord. Of Camden. the owner of the
Bayard House. has sold the hotel por-
ton Of the well-known hotel which has
been closed since the enactment OF
prohibition. r. Lovejoy. Of Ocean
City, N. j.. is the purchaser and he
viii assume charge OF the building ana
the hotel business on December /, re-
opening the hostelry. Mr.. Lord re-
serves the portion of the building to be
occupied as stores.
Evening journal., 1908-10-14
WOMANKIND
NJ, ch.fnn ni.I,ns

The new chadng dishes arc supplied
with four ebony legs. which may or may
not rise from square wooden base TO
match. Tho legs project some distance
beyond the rim OF the dish. which ar
rangement provides a safe and firm sup
port. The wooden pillars are square. with
suitable feet, and they end abruptly ON a
line with the chatting dish top where they
are finished with square blocks of wood
or q bit OF ornamental silver or copper
to match the chahng dish metal.
Evening journal., 1908-10-14
SOCIETY WOMEN
Some Spend Hundreds of Dollars a
Year on Their Hair.


Year on Their Hair.
Leaders of society in New York
know the social value of attractive
hair, and according to a metropoii-
tan newspaper every society woman
spends great deal Of money TO keep
her hair beautiful and resplendent.
These women employ highly paid
hair dresssrs and specialists. and so
long as they have the money 10 gratify
their desire for beautiful hair. none
should complain.
But what about the thousands upon
thousands OF women just as intelligent.
just as refined, and just as lovable as
any society women, who have not the
means for expert hair dressers and
specialists?
What are they to do?
Are they not entitled to beautiful,
lustrous and luxuriant hair?
Most assuredly they are and thous-
ands Of them give thanks daily TO the
great scientist and dermatologist who
put within thoir reach. at small price.
the marvellous and quick acting hair
a--'- known all over America as Pa
risian Sage. Miller Drug Co. viii sell
you a large bottle of Partisan Sage for
so cents. II viii make any woman's
hair grow thicker, more beautiful and
more lustrous in a few weeks.
II cures dandruff by killing the mi
crobes. and 1t is guaranteed by Miller
Drug Co. 10 cure dandrun. stop falling
hair and itching scalp in two weeks. or
money back. Get a bottle while it's on
your mind II is a most pleasant hair
dressing, and is not sticky or greasy.
For sale py Miller Drug Co. or di-
rect. all express charges prepaid. from
Giroux Mfg. Co.. Buffalo. y. Y.
Evening journal., 1908-10-14
BY THE WAYSIDE


"Have YOU noticed" said the
amateur philosopher to the cynic who
was no philosopher" what an easy
thing it is for some people to break
into verse or poetry - they call it,"
Il have heard of many who break
into several kinds of things" replied
the cynic. adding to the man IN the
white apron that he would have sugal
in his.
Yes mused the amateur philosopher
''it doesn't take much TO start some
people going Then there comes ef-
fusions Of all sorts and descriptions
from their otherwise sane intellects
A man who writes verse at intervals
when he is suddenly stricken with a.
wave of sentiment or something like
that over loss OF net cat or a canary
bird or even with the taste of his morn
ing coffee. seldom realizes what a genu-
Inc fool his friends think him.
That is because q man without
training Of genius for writing cannot
turn out verse that IS readable. Either
the meter is wrong. and il most gener-
allv is. or tho words do not rhyme. IT,
takes a trained car TO harmonize
words Ard il takes genius to write
good poetry. have often wondered
why it is nv friends will stand for
some OF the stun that appears above
their names in manv of our newspa.
pers. It NAV sound all right to them
as they arc reading IT, hut great
heavens the moment IT appears in
black ink and is read by any sane in~
dividuai. it IS less than Goggerel Il
becomes nerfect rot And yet. they
continue to write that ort Of stuff and
even dedicate some cf II to their
friends either dead o. living It's not
bad in the former case: but any liv-
ins man who would not protest against
some Of the lines written 10 him by n
sentimentallv struck male person. must
have no appreciation Of the sense Of
things or else is too uiserably lazy to
demonstrate.
And the man himself is really fiat
tered bv the appearance Of his sense
less verhositv Of words and lack Of
ideas and rhvme. and would take it az
a personal affront If one should draw
attention to the alleged verse and call
1T by its proper name. You cannot
break a man Off the habit Of writing
this kind Of stuff when once a news
paDe~ editor prints MS nonsense. Ana
probably the editor is much 10 blame.-
Yes drawled the cynic, zone OF
those kind OF poets is about as usc-
less as the SNOWFALL you have hearl
of in that place which 7 shall not men
tion. Have one mora on me"
It suppose" remarked the man wht.
takes some pride in the appearance Of
his lawn. that there is some gool
reason whv sumachs are not more
generally used for decoi ativo purposes
but if tl.sre is have not vet discovered
if. There is no urettier bush to look
at that I know Of in This part Of +re
country. Its leaves are attractive ana
the trees develop in graceful shspea.
I have several small sumachs about
nv house.
"The leaves of the sdmach do not
fall off as early as the leaves Of most
trees. They remain green longer than
most leaves ami when frost comes they
assume the most beautiful tints i'm.
aEinable."
The paving in cash by the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company has brought
out quite a number Of little converse.
tions among the older employees Incl
dent TO the payments made by The
company years ago.
I remember" said one Of them, that