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made orphans was a small. silent man.
Carnegie comforting impromptu oratlons
and libraries on the country at large was
no longer silent. But still just as small,
Or even smaller. l couldn't see very much
ground for hurting the dollhouse enco-
miums at Mr.. Rockefellers style OF voice
delivery. either. 1t seemed to me Ia
liked him better when ne was a human
geological exhibit with "A CLEAN in his
eye dating back to the glacial period and
d smile like seam on some old red sand
stone As long one of the Nothing
But brotherhood slides around saying
nothing. and making shore ice. We fear
nm and We respect him because we do
fear him. But when he opens his face SO
FAR that we can look down on him and
observe that he has the same sort of in
terror decoration that necktie salesman
mas. and when ne begins 10 pass out
cnoice line OF raspberry shrub remarks.
we may still fear him. but we lose some
OF the respect. Up until that time we've
oeen wondering why he ever accumulated
so much coin. After we hear him talk
we quit wondering why and begin to
wonder how
There's not q nine hund red -dOllar-a
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Ar HGH 5REED No7xsE THE LARGE. P1on- Up"
by the group of scientific men and their
Studying the Pickup.

by the group of scientific men and their
guests.
Studying the Pickup.
Look al the pickup cried Mr. Page
He was referring TO the little wave OF
dust that the rear wheels attract to
themselves they revoIve rapidly. The
pickup" theory is one OF Mr. Pages
pets and IL going to get lot of study in
the iaboraIo tory Of the bureau.
Tie tests up to forty-f1ve miles an hour
were made with touring cars and run
aoouts. but above that speed a racer was
used and the driver was instructed to go
the limit At Atty miles an hour the car
seemed to double up exactly as a swift
greyhound does in running So quickly
did II fash Into view and pass the came
ras that there was some doubt as to
whether all the photographers had Sc
cured pictures OF the entire car. Then.
shutting Off the power the driver allowed
the machine to coast down the road. where
he prepared for the final burst of speed.
Whether the car went a. seventy five or
eighty miles an hour is not known. The
driver himself does not know exactly how
fast he was going as he passed the mark.
but. a. any rate. "he was going some"
With mile flying start on the best posi-
BILE road. a racer car can easily work up
it's best speed. With incredible rapidity
the machine doomed into view. the cloud
Of dust behind II assuming tornado-like
proportions. and the low hum of the en-
CINE growing into the rapid rafting Of the
six powerful cylinders. An accident at
that speed would have been instantly
fatal to the two men in the car and the
spectators would have been in great dan
ger If the car had skidded near them. A
scared chicken. running across the road,
was knocked distance that looked like
full city block.
Exterminating Space.
Past the cameras like meteor and re- :
ceding into smaller proportions in the dis |
tance-all in a second or less of time-the |,
car rushed. The guests and others breath !
ed slight sigh Of relief. for it had been |
a moment of some anxiety At last the !
tests were over and the engineers were
anxious to get back to the laboratory TO .
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TSHING along at express-train
speed and faster, huge motor
cars have been speeding over q

II cars nave D6eu SpccuIlS ONSI d
Il section o. the Conduit road at
intervals during the past month,
controlled by the best drivers in the coun-
try. This seeming violation Of the speed
laws was coUntenanced by both the Agri
cultural and War departments and was
watched with interest by the Secret aries
os those departments. as we'll as by a
group OF interested highway engineers.
newspaper men and photogra piers. This
high-speed exhi bition was under the direc-
zion o. Mr.. l.. ". Page. director OF the
bureau OF public roads. and was made 10
complete a series of tests 10 determine
what effect rubber-tired vehicles have on
macadamiled roads.
The leading governments of the world
sofe studying this question. which is one
OF paramount Importance, and France. in
its pre-eminent position a road care
faker. has called a congress of engineers
for the discussion Of this subject in Paris
October II of this year. The data pro-
cured by Mr.. Page at the recent tests will
be presented at this congress.
Mr.. Page secured the permission o. the
Secretary of War to have for his exclu-
sive use while the tests were in progress
a strip of the Conduit road just a little
distance west of Cabin John bridge. In
order TO reduce the possibility of acct
dents TO a minimum the tests We're Sc
cret to the general public. especially au-
ltomobile men. who would have f1ocke1
IN droves to witness the affair. Policemen
at each end Of the course kept the road
clear of vehicles. and every pedestrian
was warned to keep at a safe distance
rom the rushing, plunging motor cars.
With scientific precision the cameras
were focused on a certain point in the
road. so that perfect right-angle picture
could be secured. Only the best photo
graphs could be used and seven of the
most expensive and modern cameras were
employed in the work.
The tests at five miles an hour were of
course. very tame, as were the tests at
ten. fifteen and twenty miles The TWEEN
cy-five-mile-an-hour test caused a ripple
of excitement as the great car flashed
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declined with thanks because he preferred
TO remain behind his desk at Picking.
AS inspector general OF customs he ruled
an army OF more than eight thousand sub
ordinates and a system unsurpassed ny
any machinery of government the world
over. More than a thousand Europeans
held service under him. 1t being an IN
variable rule of the department that all
positions of responsibility be held by
white men. On the other hand, ne handed
sop to the pride of the Chinese In the
shape of a rule that natives alone should
be allowed to handle the money. Inc
foreign devils could not be trusted!
English was the language used in official
intercourse, but every document was
afterward translated into Chinese. in
volvlng stupendous amount of clerical
labor.
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Arranged for Large Loans.

Without for moment relaxing his
watchfulness of the customs service this
official took over and perfected the gov
eminent system of lighthouses on ocean
and rivers: he organized and ruled the
armed fleet that patroled the waterways
of the empire for protection against snug
glers: lie arranged the huge loans that
linked China with the western world and
finally. he established the national rostal
system OF which he became inspector gen.
eral in 1896.
At the height of his power Great Brit
ain offered 10 make the man who had left
her shores simple clerk forty years be-
fore her envoy extraordinary and minister
plenlpotentiary to China. but Sir Robert
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would imply. For many years he has
been the financial pilot of the empire. and
ii is due almost entirely to his wise man
agement that China is now in state of
financial solvency In matters of foreign
policy and trade his word was law. Even
the dowager empress bowed to the judg-
ment of this little grayhaired man with
obsequious manners and infinite tact.
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Burned the Midnight Oil.

Although very few of his thousands
Of subordinates ever laid eyes upon the
little Englishman. simply knowing him as
II. G.''-inspector seneral-S.r Robert was
The hardest worker in the service. He was
10 he found Il his desk at all hours of the
day and often far into the night. Al
though it is the custom of the service to
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taken and statistician will present fig-
ures showing exactly the weight of the
dust per cubic inch. and what amount of
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- DIS been talking any," said the
house detective of the Hotel St.
Reckless. He amt sick, is he?''
II understand he's enjoying
his usual good health conservatively es
minated TO be s64 minute said the
hotel clerk. but 1 think he suspended
his conversations on advice"
''Wuz it the advice of his doctor, dye
e'pose?" asked the house detective.
well" said the hotel clerk. I'm not
what you could call in the deep conf
dences of the Rockefeller family. but
&ave snr-wd suspicion that II was prob
ably on the advice OF his lawyer. l
haven't heard Of Uncle John ID. indulging
In many oratorical outpourings since that
time last summer when he mounted the
witness chair out in Chicago and ex-
planned the innate and constitutional
purity OF Standard OIL SO conclusively
that the Judge only fined EN- S23WO,COO.
In fact dense and deafening wave OF
silence appears to have descended upon
quite q number of our wealthiest gen
E1emen who were lately talking extern
lively for the public prints. y few short
NsQn;hs ago stranger entering Nj.
Harriman's Office would hear loud twit-
tering sound. Il was only Mr.. Harr!-
man being interviewed by all the lady
special writer's in town on the Science of
Train Vrecking as an Inside Job. or
some other congenial topic. but II sounded
Nike throwing seed cooky into the
nary cage. Today If you should put on
= reporters badge. and drop in on MIN
for the purpose of asking few 1ues-
tons. you'd get the same result ii You
were serenading the laundry windows of
q deaf and dumb asylum at a quarter
past TWO o'clock on snowy morning
carly in January OF a hard winter. And
thate the way IL used to be- Larry, and
that the way il ought TO be. I'm glad
TO see them getting back 10 first principles
once more.
'Tcu remember how 1t was year or so
back before this vocal madness descend
ed on our leading captains OF finances?
In those days. john D. Rockefeller
though, as much OF a reporter as he did
% process server, and his regard for a
process server was only equaled by the
love which the historic tarantula cherish.
ed for the traditional tarantuia. The
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carried away and deposited i'm the fields
IS the problem that confronts the bureau.
To determine that. the photographs were
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By IRWIN S. COBB.

AMT seen lately where John
d. been talking any" said the
house detective of the Hotel ST.
Reckless. He amt sick, is he?"
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his chair. which in China is sign oil
humiliation and submission.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-20

ETAL. ESTATE And iNSC kA-NE
- and II sUTIEh 81
EorEEvry piece q inprevsd p-0se-q .ne
nary lots in this list are o1erro ~ TO-
esf vsises. whieh win - proven BY
careful inspection o. sane
fsz .soo-Reuts Sc GO -esrIy onder seear.e
lease: rev story ard bss-nlent brick
huHdlng; Chinstcrn; BEST street -srEe
* sos@Rsuts s. eco yearly u1se- rear lease:
rosi-ireIr c1s q t1s very best business
fo-rerE Il ". A. substantial ou4loinl ano
i ezceEien- conEnc1s stores arc Fats
s.s Busir@ss eo-aer. nes- EaIrbt and IN
mere srs. r-1rs $3.50 yssrly. large lot
a.. .oog-BsauriruI Be~ zzrlne view rssidenre.
fo0r- LIVING rocu open freplAcs /,
isrse hall norxry. cizing room ebuflrsn
soSSs STe'sss, 90 = 'e rea iarre screens.
e rs lets Sd fcor becrooEs. hzths.
Toll iets- h1Ee1ere- lacncry. stc-eToo1s.
help rooC. coal and furnace roons; lot
szo eeo-Rsa1s $50 ysarE; near ero-, and
DsvisEce-D SIS yery modern improve
ns1s. eEcepnonauy large let
az Soo-RerrE $3.50 yearly fns modern ests
e !. ssd , snsh; siS e, teist.; 5Soss $.
a-o-ber investment ssores ard fars- re1 q
sa-5ss -esriys Pcsz st near FinHore-
s7Zr-Folson s. Essr 21sS; snail business
property; rsrts 80 zse1thi-- bark mort
gage $3.50 renRln-
sc rcons and bGrh. he.nsd osIIfnEs; IN
rerlor 6cish natural wood, ccub1nattor
gss and eiectx1e nEtsr@; Lake 81. Rich
nlcn[ dlsrrict-
&c 7so-Rents $3.50 nnfhIy. ans. ae~ sats
q reoua and baens cl1se to Tsis1cla
ard 1est gtx
Fs5oo-Le Ror plac. u.ar sse--ueuto and
Lez~srwc--h sre-- house - 10 r and h.
oriT re1rs oz6- mortKsEe c s. coo can
-enELr-
. z55-CeliforrIs - N sc ar- u0eerr cor
rzEs o. szc b. exceptionally VEL
tuilr Hnd EucSts1TislS cOuhInzrcz gas q
slertric fixtures terms can be 1-ans e
= desired
IS eeo-Modern reeIdence OF r. and p: 2stk
n. Ceuerr- lot z5xi2o-
= So5-Dubocs AZ. n Steiner. cottage 2
ard b. would ret vel Il improved wirE
. store ior slons well worth price asked
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-20
ATTENTIoN. BuILpERs.

ATTENTION. BUILDERS.
I have lots. each 25x100 In size. located
on a ear line In the Western addition. which can
be bought for 5000 on terms OF 81, 600 down
and balance at 6 per cent fox period that Will
enable you 10 build on the lots and sell: the
location Is q good one for any kind Of house
or fats: see me at once regarding this prop
ertv as the owner is going away and
wants 10 make all his business arrangements
now.
$40. 800 new Cats en- prominent corner
near Golden Gate park; lot 32.6x10o; rents
Sll2 80 per month
s.. 25o-Near I'D snd vslencia sts.: good
fats OF 5 and 5 rooms and bath each. and rear
Rouse OF 8 rooms all renting for $67 per month;
fre chance for the right party
Some choice lots in BUriingame and Menle
Park and beautiful Berkeley. on desirable terms
at the right price for sale
Fsey term lots in the Mission and Potrerr
districts vicinity Of oath ST car barns az San
Bruno Az $3.50 10 $3.50 per lot
z. NJ LONG.
REAL ESTATE LOANS. INSURANCE
AND RENTALS
Deeds drawn. any papers connected with the
transfer OF real estate; notary In building
s0Os 18th ST., NV. corner Mission
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-20
CITY REAL EsTAT-continued

BoARDMaN BROTHERS co.
Members San Francisco Real Estate Board
MANUFACTURING SITE
~, Ooo-13I.5zI5I.6 with factory building ana
boiler, Hrresien well supplying abundance
Of pure water; North beach section
BARGAIN INVESTMENTS
sf1, 0oe-Not far from Howard and 18th sts- /;
thoroughly modern, a-'' renting for sIsss a
year; no vacancies rents reas0nshle-
$40. 5oo-Three splendid modern fats on Western
addition car line. rent S107; good mort
s1o,oOoSseaneed from $1,000 TO eject an early
years old: sunny side OF street, in good
renting district: $3.50 month: 5,.4 1514 per
cent on the sacrifice price We VIII sub
nit 8 reasonable sHer-
lo.0oo-Sorth side Haight St: fne location:
large lot; handsome hats; 9 and !.
well built: an elegant Investment on
which the ovner wants an early o1er
a.s. renfss foa sl4o 81 pen 's1a
foot lot; fsSa ESs,psSs,ss ppS,;sgsss ean Be had
rooms and attic; baths: sun In every
room; driveway to rear building; suitable
ssY5o-New residence OF s rooms; entrance
and reception halls and dining room pan
e,ec, larnace. gas ana eleSrrie serVlees ls.ss
ton; lot 33x120-
S. 5e0-Handsome modern room residence
hardwood floors. beam ceilings, curly red
wood panels. marble steps: convenient 70
Western addition car lines.
$s.ooo-AttractiFe room house: Vallejo ST
near Octaviz; marine view, lot 27-6x12S.
$5,:5o-Close to Duboce sv- and Alpine ST.;
story modern house. ROOMS, wei built
and comfortable
81. 50o-Near Castro and 10th SITS: besutiful
little modern cottage: rooms. porcelain
bath; toilets: cement wash trlys-
LOTS
SIS. oco.Large eesIsE lot. fronting rizss On Mar
Clay 81 near Hyde. in sizes TO suit at noterat.
prices. Owner will carry large mortgzs.
II buyer viii build
l.2o0-ChiEa aT- near Lisbon 81. q splsndit
site for pretty home: 25x10o.
B0ARDNAN BROTHERS & co.
COS California St
FOR SALE BY
vON RHEIN REAL ESTATE co.
RESTTSGAREAL ESTATEINSURANCE
tl3, ,5o0-Resideace OF rms and bath on Gree,
st; large lot. 53x13T.6; mortgage O
$7-10o can remain
| ee,5oo-Sl -9x1e0 to rear street. desirable POT
OF houses OF Z rms and bath fat
OF rms and bath, renting for sos De
month
| ss,500-6S :9x137 g: Green st. nr. LeaEenworth
| 81. I.600-Clay 81 nr. Preside aF.; . modern
well built fats Of and rooms an.
bath. renting for $40 per month
/ Sc, ,00o-22 11x6s-9 70 rear street; Jones ST, be
/ tween Bush and Pine.
eSo, ,o90-One Of the choicest corners Kearn,
ct. containing 4. 200 So It; must b
sold to close estate
Won RHEIS REAL ESTATE Co..,
IA Suffer St
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-20
WHY PAY RENT

iii. "a KEN
When make you such .ofer this ,
Do you realize what II means 70 own home.
what weight from your shoulders when the
first Of the month doesn't mean another rent
receipt; In beautiful Burlingame. short
walk from the station. We can sell you
brand new 4 room bungalow for $500 cash
balance SIS monthly. hot and cold wafer.
porcelain bathtub and sink; corner lot. ASH
107 feet price Sf,750- Also another house for
81 45G, $500 cash. balsnce $50 monthly. Bur
linzame is IS minutes from san Francisco: 81
cash payment reduced little for you Think
IL over. Act promptly and be property
owner Ii Is duty 10 your family. Take
San Nateo electric cars Mission ST. get
OF st BurIingame station and LYON &
HOAG. office opposite. or
$50 Market ST. San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-20
MTSr "a SoID.

G.. h CMBSES & Co.
Real Estate, Renting. Collecting AID Insurance
- Nontgomery s.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-20
BALDWIN 4 HOWELL, sis-s2z KEARSY

Only limited number Of these choice lots
left They are close TO lines and only 20
minutes from the heart OF the city They are
close TO the Uuion iron works and sugar re-
1uery. You can build at once on these Ietu-
Spring VALLEY water piped- MeEneney title
free See them today. Take Mission ST. car,
transfer at 22d st. TO San Bruno ay- and get OF
az 1874 San Bruno sv. L. WElNSTEIS, sgent,
viii show you the lots
sz5c-Lots opposite Crocker trct: can be
reached By car lines; level and ready TO build
Lots in Gladys St Hesr West and Mission
ST; severed
RENT PAYER
For $S1ID rcnfhiy for definite period, no n
tereet, we win sell you q new modern room
and bath marine view cottage IN Point Lobos
ay between 34th and 35th avs; see them today.
Sunset branch Office 4sth NJ. and n St
1880 to s., 2,25o-Four room cottage In the
Mission; $40 monthly
SO monthly Choice building lots sne block
from the Mission ST. cars
OSCAR HETMAN & BROTHER.
lib Montgomery St
Kesruy 5S04
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-20

sprcTar BARGAIN SPECIAL BARGAIN
EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY
Owner wants 20 leave town Elegantly IN
i.hes rfo~- and half cottage cf roonns and
hsfb- clase 70 ne cfene1t 81 car line. rear
lQfh AZ. pri-s s7.5Sc- Mortgage of 1880 can
reU1in-
spIs16i6 opps-tunlsy 70 set god home
rhear-
rTPrE~ A ETRSCHI.EzR- --25S Noutgouery st
phone Douzias Ssz4-
Rr.-ch ofe-e corner of 81 and 11th aE-
Open daily. taciuding Suntsys-
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-20
CRY REAL EsrATE-co.tr.u.s

BARRELS
MONEY
~ 70 be made
i1medfztelr-
You can't
GET E II
The GROUND FLOOR
AND
BE MIGHTY QUICK
This Is
the best
oaly pI.e.
ENORMOUS
RETURNS
in the city
Have
NoU READ
yesterdays
CHRONICLE
fridays Examiner
where
$4,000
Was appropriated
PARE COMMISSIONERS
TO begin work
the
GOLDEN GATE PARK EXTENSION
the new panhandle?
Do you know
what this MEANS.
Il means
thzt the blocks
city land
between
18th and 14th avenues
extending from
GOLDEN GATE PARK
70 the
PRESIDI0
Is 10 be turned
into
beautiful
PARK AND BOULEVARD
For ready cash
We are Offering
these choice lets
foE less money
than auT in
5le RICHMOND DISTRICT
Only q few
remain unsold-
SEE
THIS CHOICE
BLOCK OF LOTS
today bonded
by tle
GOLDEN GATE PARK EXTENSION t14th sv.
18th avenue
CLEMENT STREET AND
Point Lobos avenue
Lots 95xi2T-5 feet
Rezd- 70 build o.
All streets severed msesdamized- etc
Statesmen n attendance St branch Office
On The block Sunday
J. e SAUL & CO., SO Clement st:
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-20

RICHMOND DISTRICT
$1,000 Business property on Clement st IN
side Of 9th ev.
g, ,soc-5 room cottage on nth av; stress btu
miniIed' 5000 rnTs s1Tsf
81 f5c-Iot ON 7tb Az nsar olem.nt IT: street
bituninizsd: reduced from $4,000 this Is
positive bargain
81. .'5e-FoT quick sale lot On llth E ss near Cal
81, ,225-Lot on east side 24th av. near Cslifor-
W. N. LACEY.
4le Clement st. near 9th AZ.
----' $50 valencia St near 18th -
s65o-25xloo; near soth; sewer and grade;
ss5o-Lots close to Mission and 9th: sewer,
gas and grade: easy terms
81 e5o-Fine lot on 25th ST near Church
81. .25o-New , room cottage near 5oth st. lot
s. 2oo-Cottaga Of rooms and hath: LOT 5oxloo:
25th ST., block from 24th ST car; $500
cash
IS. .ooo-a new fats on Dolores St corner. IS
We have many barrsins Gail and get list
LINCOLN SUTHERLAND. $50 Valencia st.
sAIA & sALA.
Real Estate and Insurance
2fso Mission ST.
81 1oc-Lot on Lexington av-; bargain
sa.o50-Lot on Harrison st near I'D; s5zioo It.
So. .250-cottage on SANCHEZ sts5 rooms and
bath and stable: lot 30x1e5 #; street work
done; $500 cash. bal terms.
g. oo0-cottage and hslf. new, on sanchez St
near 18th. : large rUons- yard and base
ment. terms can Be arranged
Sc COO Beautiful home IN Valley 81 near G1er
rerc: 1 large rooms. yard; highly finished
inside. lot 25x114 r.
Come In and get our list
SAI.A & SAIA.
21e0 Mission 81
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-20

IS E1o-Ssr rnocern room dwelling 2ss 2d az
near czlifornis st-s = cash. bal same as rent
t1-5co-5 e1f s rorn up 70 date fats. 2l2
p av; L cash. balance montblF- r. MEL
&nE- hE-L1er.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-20

81. .ooo-W Webetsr 81. near Gezrys ; arEes niee
Eppearnz Eats 7-s-s rcons and oatn
each sunny. full size Tot, 1rst be sole
. close an estate; make oEe-.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-20

s. zSo-CIsyto1- south Of Frederick running
rhrough 10 T-eu1ont- 25xl55. elegant view
crerl0oking PARK and Ouf on the Psciae:
This IS the only lot than can be bought
Tor mis- price fn this district
s. s50-S0utheskt corner Carl and willard COX
100. stone Sidewalk; street IN good condf-
ton and the district being rapidly baiIt
up. an apartment house or Romeo nats
viii pay well -hss corner this corner
should be worth ~ least 81 800: II over
looks the park and will Increase in Va lue
every rear Il IS extra Eize. 90 feer front
sc ooo-Northeasr cerner 1Itb er and St
Sunset district. 22-6x1o1- A fast grow
Ing district. where eats VII pay well:
ro1 can bzy this corner sa terms X rou
want 20, II you pay all cash We win dis
CONT the asking price.
g 6Oo-Coftage. 4 rooms and bath. fremont nv
near Frederick this easily be raised
and changed into fats X is 50 sFranged
that every room is sunny, fne garden and
flli size l0t
McEwES BROS, AS Pine st
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-20

LTD0N. EGAN q CO.
113 Montgomery Street
SOL GETZ & SONS. INC.
REAL ESTATE DEALERS,
SO Devisaoero ST near Hayes
BEATS ALL"
See or new e0tl sv- lots. between I ard 7
ats fronting new P.rkside line. All street
and sewer work done Aseertain low prices and
easy terms
$500 to 81 sos-sunsst. Ocesnss1e. Richmond
Heights choicest lots On easy inStsllnenrs. We
can positively suit you
sI5o 20 s450-ExceIsi0r Homestead and Ocean
view lots: on easy terms
Bargains in cottages: good locations; easy
terms
oceznside branch Office corner H St and z7th
az Open daily and Sundays
soT. GETz SONS. OWNERS AND DEALERS.
so7 Devtsadeuo st. near Hayes.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-20

Mission sr near 4th. We sre authorized 70
dispose OF this st $3.50 foot, less than
the market price This is one o. the
best buys offered today and large
profit awaits the purchaser. Mission
street promises great things for the IN
Tsstor. (32S5l
s1o.ooo.Two. new snd artistic nsts On sunny
side Of street near park; very attractive
and fne value for price asked; SIS rooms
and bath each; must be seen TO be sp-
preciated. f329S3
IS e0o-2 new fats sunny side Of street near
good carlines; 5-e rooms and bath each,
and separate garages In basement; In
.shed throughout in oak. with drop lamps.
beam ceilings, etc: all rooms spacious
and light: good buy. (33I4l
IS 5p0-Bustness holding. close TO 18th and
Howard story frame building consist
ing OF store with rooms in rear and Tat
OF rooms and bath above; rent S55 per
mooth; arrange mortgage re-
Qui-sd.