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The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
SHOPS LOCATE FAR
| OUT IN MARKET ST.
Main Thoronghfare From Powell
West Will Be Dotted With
Small Stores

Market street, west of Powell and as
far out as Van Ness avenue, will be
far better than before the fire is the
opfnion of real estate people They
argue that as many of the small stores
cannot reopen for business in Third
Fourth. Fifth, Sixth and Ninth streets
their owners have been compelled to
look for locations In Market street and
adjacent streets to the norrn, so the re-
tail line will be extended further west
than formerly.
This is particularly noticeable west
of the Emporium and at present as far
out as Ninth street. Many new names
appear on this thoroughfare which be-
fore the fire were household ones to
the people who shopped on Third.
Fourth, Fifth and Sixth streets These
people locating in Market street have
continued the line of activity almost
to Van Ness avenue and there are some
who assert that lower Van Ness will
be shortly a permanent business Sec
ton, and that the overflow from Market
street will fill up, at least, from four to
five blocks of the avenue.
Another factor has to be considered
in making lower Van Ness avenue a
business quarter. Many lodges and So
cieties are building in this neighbor-
hood and they always draw about them
stores.
Work is TO be commenced shortly on
the school property to the west of the
Emporium and the buildings will be
handsome structures occupied by well
known firms. 1t will not be long now
before ground is broken for the Union
Trust bank on Market and Grant ave-
nue., while on Geary and Grant avenue
the building to be used by Magnin &
Co will be commenced shortly.
1t would appear that the action of
the people who have the lease of the
old Fisher theater site will delay the
Improvement of this property. This lot,
55x1371k, belongs to the Chabot estate
and was leased to the theater syndi-
cate for term of years of which some
eight more years have to run.
The Chabot estate recently sold the
lot to H F. Martin who it is under
stood, desires to erect a building for
store purposes. This he is unable to
do as the syndicate have refused TO
throw up the lease and have declined
an offer of $4,000. The lease they
claim is too valuable to give up for
| so small a sum. If an agreement is
reached building will be commenced i'm
/ n1ediatelV
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
SAN RAFAEL CANAL
/. DECLARED FINISHED

SAN RAFAEL. oct. 2.-The san
Rafael canal has been finished and
State Engineer Ellery has accepted the
work. The canal, which is about two
miles in length, runs from the bay and
ends at Irwin street The depth of
water is five feet at low tide and the
width Of the canal is so feet on the
bottom.
With the waterway complete it is
expected that a number Of small manu-
featuring plants viii be located in San
Rafael.
The dredging of the canal cost about
1000. Mud taken from the canal has
converted the marsh on either side into
valuable land
The committee in charge of the work
is composed OF s. Olmsted, Y. J. 3.
Cheda. J. c. Pitcher d. W. Martens
and II. c. Gieske. The committee is
now figuring on putting a bulkhead
IN deep water, making it impossible for
a bar to form at the canals mouth.
Colonel Biddle of the United States
engineers has inspected the ground and
approved OF the idea.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
AnDf1EoNAL MARINE NEWS

-. Seattle. Oct. 2;-.Stea.nship Santa Cruz ar
---isad 3l s.ort this sftenOoa from the scene Of
1ae Hlmbqldt wreck. bringing down the cargo
fhGt 9ras shipped 10 southeastern. Alaska. The
rsts2 l y shipped or the Cottage City to
srearisslp. 'Fueasan Is due to arrive at mid
= E.slE sfQm Naldez.
seeamtelp Asks arrived this morning from
seltieastern Alaska with 100 tons Of gusno from
IS iilsnsg, which. win be Slipped to the orient
.t'q Tie Iyo' Earu.
= saam: schooner Charles Nelson sailed from
l..esefr to-day :for @Ssn .Frsrncisco with lumber
It'd she SCHOONER Minnie T. Caine arrived 10
l6eEs rmiier for sire same port.
D.. 1IraBesf lgTer' -Eyo Maru arrived from the
~ lg tis .l10rnlRg with 5000 tons Of general
's.e@o.s tae lareest brought by Japanese liner
1sslspt fIiiifbolGt. afie- being temporarily
sef1asi:ed~ ls EseIin8lt drydock. Is due here to
i. 8. :Jn1eg. her. owl steam.
3. reaz1 schooner George Z. Stetson arrived at
~l. r. lsudi9W and is being loaded with lumber
ii.i'. San .isrtnc, SEQ
.steain scifsones. a. q. Lindsay was reported
II .~as5aid, Yesterday and cleared for SedOvis.
aims ls1 -Cttr''-of Seattle is due tomorrow
r-'ii- 81 gsvay with 10 o00 cases Of salmon and
s..r-rai gers from interior Alaska
.'stsaiisfiD CITY Or Pueba Is due tomorrow
f.--.el'ifc from Sau. Francisco.
gssil-l .l7uleIlgr. clears tomorrow fer San
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
MILE A MINUTE AUTO
RUNS DOWN OFFICER
Sixty Horsepower Car Probably
Fatally Injured Man on
Track
sPEeIAL pIsPATCH no THE GALL

NEW YORK, Oct IN G. Pickett,
a special officer employed by the Motor
racing association. was struck by a
racing car in the "A hour auto race at
the Brighton Beach racetrack tonight
and probably fatally injured.
Pickett was crossing the track oppo-
site the field stand at 1920, on his way
to the refreshment tent Before he was
half way across three cars shot around
fna he cnid nech mn ZIP
Stearns car shot straight for him.
He leaped out of the way of this ma
chine, but as he did so was struck by
a 60 horsepower Simplex car driven by
George Robertson. Pickett was hurled
more than 20 yards through the. air.
A crowd of officials and spectators
rushed to his side and carried him to
the hospital tent.
At a late hour tonight Pickett was
reported to be dying in the emergency
hospital
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
BREAKS SALES RECORD
j. r. Saul 6 Co. Report Much
Activity in Richmond District

J. r. Saul & Co. report the largest
cash sales to individual property buy
ers ever made in the Richmond district
in the block bounded by the Golden
gate park extension (Fourteenth ave-
nue), Fifteenth avenue, Clement street
and Point Lobos avenue.
With two exceptions the whole Four
teenth avenue frontage facing the new
Panhandle, consisting of % lots. has
been sold during the past three weeks,
the total cash sales aggregating
SAT 900.
The firm states that work has now
commenced to turn the eight blocks
of land between Thirteenth and Four
teenth avenues from Golden gate park
to the Preside into the new Panhandle.
The grading is now being done on the
block just south of Lake street.
They also report the following sales:
To John McLaren, superintendent of
parks, lot in the west line of Four
teenth avenue, 100 feet north of Point
Lobos avenue 25X127:6 feet
To T. l.. Cotton, two lots in the west
line of Fourteenth avenue, 225 feet
north of Point Lobos avenue, 50X127 &C
feet.
To Lily Swales, lot in the west line
of Fourteenth avenue, 25 feet north OF
Point Lobos avenue, 25x100 feet
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
MAKES BOGUS LETTER
: ISSUE OF CAMPAIGN
Candidate Kern Discusses Docu-
f1ie1lt Which Was Credited
. = -. to Cleveland

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Oct 2.-The
= plhlleati6n. and. use by the republican
'.algIaa-EgfI anager as q campaign docu-
Frent OF. the letter attributed to the
alstllo rs hfp- Of. the late Grover Cleve-
.lan6< which contained z strong indorse-
EleHt Of the republican candidate for
lresiG eIlts was the subject Of a speech
1y. John ". Kern before a large au-
silence IN the JEFFERSON theater here to-
0ay. ETs declared such use Of the docu-
suent to be an infamous attempt TO
place &, vile stigma. upon the name OF
the. great departed statesman, and
!kkeneG IL 10 the use made IN the Gar
1e1d campaign of the famous "Aiorey
letter. forgery.
Kern said that Secretary -Straus of
the. presidents cabinet had IN q speech
ceferred to the letter as authentic "and
that s51eecQ found its way to all parts
~ the .caIl eff y"
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
SEEK RETURN OF $653
FROM WRECKED BANK
Court Hears Petition for Money
Placed in Institution Shortly
Before It's Close

The petition Of Salomon & Estes for
an order directing Receiver Z. ]. LIE
Breton TO refund $3.50 paid into the
Fillmore street branch of the California
safe deposit and trust company 20 min
utes after the main office suspended
payment was before Judge Seawen yes
terday. The petition was argued and
submitted on the testimony formerly
& Magee, attorneys for the receiver,
admitted that Salomon & Estes We're
entitled to the return of about $500,
representing checks collected by the
insolvent bank
c. c. Boynton petitioned for permis-
sion to inspect the books of the bank.
but Judge Seawell refused to pass on
the matter until the supreme court has
decided the appeal from Judge CoRey'
adverse ruling on a similar application.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
IMPROVEMENT IN MARKET
ChamberIin 6 Co. Make Num-
Der of important Sales

According to Chamberlin & Co.. there
has been decided Improvement within
the last few days in the market, anc
they report that there has been a morU
active demand both for homes and lots.
The following are some of the recent
sales made by this firm:
Lot 62:9x112, situated at head of Preside
street between Filbert and Greenwich, Mary A.
Nipper TO ID. de Barnardi & Co.; terms private.
Lot 30xlOO, northeast corner Lake street and
Twenty -hfth avenue u. Lowering TO Fred II.
Helbush; terms private
Eight room residence and lot, 22:I1x91 :6. 1904
Laguna street, Bridget Duffy to Margaret a.
ParKe; terms private
-Four room cottage and lot, 25x1O0, 113 Cuvier
street, William and Eva Mienow to W. e..
Walters; terms private.
Five room cottage and lot, 25x110 1G64 Ala
bana street, ]. Mccarthy TO q. A. Stromberg
terms private.
-Four cottage and lot, 25xl20 435 Tven-
ty-fourth avenue. Edward Westphal to David
4. Lindsay; terms private
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
y AEt[AN DEPREDATIONS
~. BASIS OF OLD CLAIM
*5ejFS of Late Governor Downey
ASK 100000 for Alleged
n. -. I -nSSeS
.EeIkL plspATcR Id rHE 80

....s:EcJsL plspATCH TO THE CALL
:...sS a'NGELEs,. Oct 2.-Delving into
s. meflts or an old claim for s6s,OOO,
=. against the United States by the
--rs 0f the late John Q. Downey, John
aleDuricl1s, special representativ Of
=. .rQrueE- s5eEe Eal Bonapsrte, is here
'rI ashinglQn gathering data to be
sgd In opposing its allowance. The
q. f.esi.i9u 10. tke court Of claims il based
: s1lleeeG Expectations by Indians in
l I4lcsO county from 1865 TO 1870.
.Ilrlcks VIII leave tomorrow for San
-anriscC, Where he wiH look into the
iJn OF John. >. Sutherland for $50. 600
a-gsfnsr Tie United States and the Piute
-u.aisns..
- -FAe powney claim has its founda-
.5oh in the fact that more than 20
years at50 -tlle late governor suffered
sseaVE. losses at the bands OF Indians,
-s6ttle Had 0tlier live stock being slain
and srofeu@ The contention OF the gov
erE.n1elt Is that the depredations were
not coulu9Itted by Indians on reserva-
ticns and that. therefore. the Downey
claiu SHOULD not be allowed.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
REPUBLICAN CLUB is
FORMED BY STUDENTS
Stanford Undergraduates Pre-
pare to Take Active Part
in Campaign

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Oct. O.
Stanford undergraduates will take an
active part in the coming presidential
election. At a meeting held last night
the nucleus of a republican club was
organized and more than 125 students
have placed their names upon the rolls
of the Taft supporters. l.. c. Craven
09 of Bellingham, Wash, was chosen
president, j. Il. Stewart 08 of San Jose
vice president, and G. n. Leach 'OS of
San Francisco secretary.
The Bryan sympathizers have also
organized here and have an active dem
ocratic club. Captain Harry Horton of
the track team heads the bourbons.
dent J. L. Shelton 10 is secretary.
Campaign measures are planned by
the two rival organizations.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
couRr BLOCKS COMMISSION

SAN JOSE, Oct. 2.-By order OF
missioners are prohibited from trying
the cases of suspended Captain of Po-
lice John n. Black and three patrol
politics." until the court has had OPP
portunity to hear argument as to the
constitutionality of the section of the
city charter prohibiting police officers
from participating by discussion In po-
litical contests
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
RECITAL by SWEDISH SOPRANO

Mrs Ida Westerberg. a noted Swedish
soprano. will give a "Visafton" at
Swedish hall, 2147 Market
street, tonight. She is q graduate Of
the Royal Academy of Music. Stock
holm, and will present a program of
Swedish folksongs and classics. She
will wear the costumes of the period
and place suggested in her songs. She
will be assisted by Marion Vecki. barry
tone;N Mrs. Marion Vecki, pianist, and
male quartet of Swedish singers.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
CHARGE AGAINST REGAIN
BEING INVESTIGATED
B. X. Badger of Brotherhood of
Railroad Trainmen Work.
ing on Case

SAN RAFAEL. Oct. 2.-B. *. Badger.
vice chairman of the board of adjust
ers of the brotherhood of railroad
trainmen, was in San Rafael today, in
vestigating the case of Frank Regan,
who was arrested yesterday on the
complaint of the district attorney,
charged with attempted extortion from
the Northwestern Pacific railroad COM
pany.
At present things look black for
Regan. as he has confessed that he
wrote the letter to W. Z. Powers, the
railroad detective, demanding that he
be given life long job on the road
and present of $500, or that he would
make an expose of a number of startling
acts on the part of the railway off,
cials.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
OPTOMETRY BOARD is
UNABLE TO CONVICT
Jury Recommends That the
Costs Be Assessed to the
Prosecution
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

SANTA ROSA, Oct 2.-J. C. Wake
field of Healdsburg, who has been on
trial here before Justice of the Peace
Atchinson and jury for couple of
days, charged with a violation of the
statutes in practicing optometry with
out license, was acquitted late this
afternoon on the first ballot, and the
jury added a rider to the verdict,
recommending that costs of action be
assessed to the prosecution.
The caseswas worked up by the state
optometry association, with George A.
Baldwin and Mr.. Doolittle of San Fran
cisco as detectives to secure a pair of
glasses and act as witnesses in the
prosecution.
Another case is pending against T.
W. Worth of Sebastopol of a similar
character.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
BRUSH FIRE SWEEPS BIG TRACT

PALO ALTO, Oct. IA brush fire
broke out on the old Virginia mill site
yesterday. The efforts of rs men have
as yet failed to check the flames. The
region burned over consists mainly of
land owned by Joseph Perry of Red
wood City, which is stacked with cord
wood and tanbark. At the present time
the fire is creeping northward toward
the Kings mountain resort.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
FoRGoT HE VOTED TWICE

Los ANGELES. Oct. 2-Robert
Mitchell, real estate broker, VINO was
arrested for voting twice at the recent
republican primaries, was today held to
the superior court for trial by Justice
stephens. Mitchell admitted that he
voted twice. but testified that he had
forgotten about his first vote. 1t was
shown that he notified the election of
ticers that he had voted twice and at
tempted to have his first vote cancelled.
He said he was excited and nervous on
the day of election and this was re-
sponsible for his lax memory.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
MAxINE ELLIOTT SILENT

PHILADELPHIA Oct. 2.-Maxine Ell
Iiott, who is playing in this city re-
fused to be interviewed with reference
TO the divorce granted her husband, Nat
Goodwin, but Manager Appleton said
Miss Elliott is more than glad that
the divorce has been granted. For sew
eral years she has contemplated bring
ing the action herself, but the thought
has been so distasteful that she DELAYED
action. Now that Mr.. Goodwin, how
ever, has taken the initiative in suing
her for desertion, she is very much re-
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
COUNCIL CONTRACTS FOR LIGHTS

BURLINGAAIE, Oct. 2-After roast
ing the United gas and electric com
pany for half an hour on the prices
which they have been charging for
lights during the last few years. the
city council entered into contract
with the light corporation last night
whereby the company will furnish the
municipality with 26 arc lights during
the coming year for $3.50 each
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
:1x',lrioRToIs saIrGGLER DEAD

SEATTLE Oct. 2---Ln- the Post-In-
-eHi gencer Special. news comes from
Port Tow dsend. of the death in a fisher
snsifls camp near that place Of one
J5fnicS Kelley. known to every GUS
FONTS officiaf with.rhe British Columbia
and; Jmited St&fes governments. Kelley
has 6eer f0r %. years one Of the most
nQfsd .smugglers. he has been under
inost constant surveillance during
81 hart term. despite which he is reputed
fQ.. siave, pulled OF more successful
smuggling jobs that any other single
fndIvislu uaE
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
LoNGwoRTH BooMs RoosEvEIT

ROCK ISLAND, III, Oct. 2.-Theodore
Roosevelt for president again eight
years from now was the declaration of
the presidents son in law, Congressman
Nicholas Longworth, in a speech TODAY
here on the grounds Of the tri-state ex-
position, to an audience of several
thousand persons, who cheered the SEN
timent again and again.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
POSTMASTER APPOINTED

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL
WASHINGTON, Oct 2-Phoebe M
Flick has been appointed postmaster
at Summerland Santa Barbara county
Cal, vice Calvin +. Hoffman, resigned
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
CROSS GETS DECISION

NEW YORK. Oct 2.-Leach Cross.
the New York lightweight fighter,
earned a close decision over Willie
Fitzgerald at the Fairmont athletic
club tonight in a fast six round bout.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
WOMAN REPENTS
AND TAKESPOISON
Mrs. LeOna Walter Seeks to
End Her Existence With Ar
= senic at Grand Hotel

ais>s Econa. Waiter, a private de-
@elOve, for the Mutual Life Of New
y ork,: whose. husband. Ulysses Walter. is
- stock buyer in Chicago tried to Kill
.aleTselI. with arsenic in tile Grand hotel
carly yesterday morning because she
was tired Of her liaison with Hospital
-. eHgarc ItiglI' Strickland Of the trans
el ',s'sl- = seI Ilnsi.2, ana was overcome with
pres ss29n -cslused- by. her separation
~ Ler. :lf1s band she is. al the cen
'-.t5~ fllerg gfncy hospital and may die.
. slIs.- walter f6tr her husband nine
.sss-.Ie. = 90. !. c5zile. TO San FrapciscO
ltsll >;.4ns.er -Four weeks ago and
-glstefss at. lie - Grand Hotel
a woEks Iroui the New York Offices
bf.'e pc At2tlial Life, investigating
le ulet: aim three weeks ago at the
rp'e nm a i1a he was often IN her com
tlsa'.ss....~.. s5llt. was. despondent at times,
d ...s7lo- asiG was OF nervous temper2-
islent. Thursday: night they were at
fae' Jne ca er .roEel lher after dinner. She
-afel ~ lnlGll ght.- apparently being
y. zen: 81 cheerful mood.
r.ariy' IL the morning the hotel en-
81 .7- Go -lesfre -LrS.- n alter Eroanlng and
l@rI1oned Dr. T. H. Matner. who ad-
lr-slls Js5reQ some Stimulant and left her
~ = lEI rsse' 8 care The police. who mao
:ecu .nOtifiec. were denied access to
+ne room. by tile hotel management
.irls Ille afternoon the woman collapsed
= Ia was taken 10 the central emer-
EeIlcE hospital where Or. TiltOn Till
III III 9 quantity Of arsenic. This she
- IS she bought IN Denver.
- Ars. walter called for Strickland as
sac .recoNeTe6- Consciousness, and later
= fie lulEOnec nlgn and he came TO the
lete4 :onlE 70 fpd her in. d stupor.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
-. XNALFER,S DENVER CAREER

- tilN y tlkAs Get Mrs Leona Walter
Is EeE known ia Denver. where she
yI3t tgr' nearly a year before leaving
4oF san Francisco in August. The
fesEs Of her. attempt at suicide was not
I SG5f@lse,- Tor curing her residence
mere she acquired the reputation OF
.aN 1Hg the. suicide habit well deVel-
gpe4s -El<ee times while living at the
s&silfcua bic Capitol Hill boarding house,
g oIdlcUeG BY Mrs. W. H Geno at 1858
LsscoLn- ayenue5 she tried TO take her
:lle.- Love affairs, according 10 Mrs.
s1enQ enc others who were well ac-
IaalnLeo with her, were as numerous
u her lie IN Denver as her attempts
q eHG ner existence. Half q dozen
lileil lalq seiEe 10 her heart during her
restdence here. Her last love affair
WEs with an auditor IN the employ Of
i.le- T l2lnlan company. and ii was gen.
orally understood that she left Denver
- lis company.
she was. secretive' concerning her
.l-sl9rE during her residence here. but
INQUIRIES that We're made after she left
. Z. .e'Ye-cpSd the TACT that she left hus-
rand end q son in. GalesbUrg, Ill, when
Sc. came TO. Denver 70 I've.
y hen she came to the home Of Mrs
,felo she said thar she had. been obliged
~ come 10 Denver for her health She
7as- plenrlfullE supplied with money.
=. :. q became G friendly with Mrs. Geno,
Elo shortly after her arrival was
'-lacFceQ fr1m her husband. The two
men. We're together a great deal Of
e:tin1e, and early last year when Mrs
fesQ' gave up her establishment il wa.
- oxen over by Mrs. Walter. Her busi-
ess ~ nrlre was attended with rather
.tls1Hrent success. il is asserted by
-G$e who knew her. because her af-
p = .otttslqe. occupied. too much Of her
SIC. gave up. the place in August and
77lt TO- 1--we at q downtown hotel
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
Freight 10 GoIdheId

day freight service (refrigerator) to
Goldfield and Tonopah via Southern Pa
cifc and Tonopah & Goldfeld r. r.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03

Do You Want s5.OOf
Read THE CALLS weekly offer on
page II.
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external

GARY surroundings O., from external
germ breeding diseases.
To accomplish this last result, the
STALLS were kept scrupulously clean,
milk pals were steamed and the
mouths of them covered with steril-
lied cheesecloth.
The milkman, with hands carefully
washed, poured milk through this
cloth under the supervision of a
health bureau man, the pail being
then carried to a nearby shed, where
the sterilized bottles were filled.
Those in authority, in handling this
milk question, must have unlimited
power to regulate the operations in
and about the dairies, and to deter
r.ine the condition of the COWS. The
authorities at Washington have; lear
ned by experimenting that no one
cause produces SO much disease
among children as the use of milk
from contaminated COWS.
AS a dairyman for years, the writ
err learned the difference in the de-
mand for milk handled with clean
hands and that handled otherwise.
Cleanliness pays.
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United States Compared with the Old
World-Slime, Etc. in Milk

1t has been estimated that the citi-
zens of New York eat daily ten tons
OF barnyard filth and refuse in their
milk (and this with inspectors). This
amount must be exaggerated, since
Berlin is said TO furnish it's inhabi-
tants but 300 pounds of COW dung in
its daily milk supply, and, allowing
a wide margin for our native progress
siveness, we could hardly be credited
with beating the Germans so tremen-
dously in this international filth con-
faS
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IA OF POUND A WEEK

At least, is what a young baby ought
to gain in weight. Does yours? If
not there's something wrong with it's
digestion. GTel it McGee's Baby,
Elixir 4nd N Mil begin gaining at
once. Cures stossach and bowel treu-
bles, aids digestion. stops fretfnl-
ness, goOd>for~teething babies Sold
by Anti Monopoly Drug Company.
Prices Csc and soc.
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PICTURE AND PATTERN HATS

1 have as pretty a line of medium
and fine grades of trimmed hats, both
domestic and imported. as the ladies
of OcaIa have ever seen, and will be
pleased to show them the hats all
ready to wear. Mary Affieck.
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SHE is AFRAID OF RATS

Your wife will be awfully scared
when she sees a rat run out of that
hole in the plastered wall. Better
have it patched with Alabastine. Ii
hides the cracks, too.
]. A. Morris, Jr.
Decorating" that's my business
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FAN TIM E

The time Of year is now upon us
when an electric fan is necessity
See Walter Tucker about the kind of
fans and the cost of same.
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SPECIAL DINNERS

The dinners at the Elk Cafe for 50
cents are the best in the city.