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New-York tribune., 1908-05-23
SIGNS STElNWAY BILL
GoUernor Also Validates CreedmOOr
and Fire Island Measures.
Fsy Telegraph to The TrihuneI

Albany May 22-The bill OF Senator Frawley.
prepared by the New York City authorities and
designed permit the city TO purchase the Stein
way tunnel under the East River was signed to-
night by Governor Hughes. The law is permissiVe
and allows the Public Service Commission, LIST DIS
trict, with the consent of the Board OF Estimate
10 purchase railways which are completed upon
such terms and conditions may be agreed upon
While the Steinway tunnel is not named. the bill
is generally known the Steinway bill There IS
nothing in 1t TO prevent the city from acquiring
any railroad that is completed, providing salts
factory terms can be made.
In approving the Steinway tunnel bill Governor
Hughes midnight gave out The following memo
randum:
sion OF the Isl District with the approval of the
Board Of Estimate and ApporuonmenI Oh New
York City, 10 purchase upon agreed terms @ ana ac-
cuire by conveyance 10 the city lines OF railway
6 area mSf be b1ilf as rapid transit railways
This is a power which the authorities should pos
f5srficuiar case Will of course depend upon the
nature Of the rights and property TO De
the purchase considered in relation 10 rapd uaHsI
plans and the moneys araane ] 6pe contained
q provision for conformation. and such authority
should later be added
The Governor also signed the bill turning the
Creedrnoor rife range in Queens County, over TO
the Long Island State Hospital as the site for
new institution The bill was vigorously opposed
last week at a hearing before the Governor ny
residents and real estate dealers interested IN
Queens County property.
Another bill signed by the Governor is that OF
Senator Burke making Fire Island state park
During the cholera epidemic Governor Flower per-
sonally purchased the island for the isolation Of
cholera patients. The money was afterward repaid
10 him by state. and since then IL has been
rented by the year to a hotel proprietor Sew
eral attempts have been made TO purchase u
through the Land Board, but all offers have been
declined.
Two other bills signed to-day by Governor
Hughes amend the election law, one by providing
that the custodian of election records need not
preserve the stubs and unroted ballots longer than
six months or the other records longer than three
years unless otherwise ordered by a commission of
the Legislature, the District Attorney or a Judge
Of a court Of record. The other provides that the
polls at primary elections shall be open at clock
instead Of .
New-York tribune., 1908-05-23
METZ DIsMIsSEs INQUIRE FOLLOWER
Controller Said He Had Seen His Medical
Officer Only Once in Five Weeks.

DR. Charles ]. Plug. medical officer of the
Department OF Finance, was dismissed Yesterday
by Controller Metz, who said: II have seen him
only once III i've weeks, then only to bow to, and
i don't know whether he has been on the lob or
not"
There was report recently that DR. Plug had
been warned that if he did not break away from
William R. Mcclure, Democratic leader Of the sth
Assembly District in Brooklyn. one of the seven
leaoers VINO broke away from McCarren the day
before the primary election he yvo,,1d los. b, ,
Deputy Controller McCooey said that he had NOT
seen DR. Plug IN five weeks
New-York tribune., 1908-05-23
VOTE cANvAssING AGAIN DELAYED.
Wallace VIII Probably Get Certificate IN
Tine for Monday Nights Session.

Albany. May 22-The meeting of the state board
Of canvassers called for the purpose of canvassing
the vote at the special election in the 4Ith
CNiag Orleans Senate District May y, when
William c. Wallace. Republican, was elected was
postponed for the second time this morning. The
returns arrived here tonight from Lockport.
The meeting was postponed until tomorrow, but
as number OF members Of the board will be out
OF town the vote may be canvassed on Monday
afternoon in time TO give Mr. Wallace his certif-
cate of election so to permit him to take his
New-York tribune., 1908-05-23
THE USES OF RIBBON,

The bengaline and black satin ribbon ties with
sharply pointed ends, on to which is sewn Jet or
silk fringe, give an effective finish to the shantung
shirtwaists that will be this spring with the
tailor made short skirt. Black velvet ribbon also
continues to play important part in the crea-
ton of dainty neckwear. but clever and artistic
fingers are required form it into the requisite
quantity knotted ties and bows The making of
these fashionable fances suggests new source Of
home employment for women either for pleasure or
profit
New-York tribune., 1908-05-23
r,No WOMAN soMNAMeULIsT's BODY

norwich n Y. May 22--The body Of Nellie NJ
Williams who disappeared tne night OF MARIN o.
- e,,d in the river below this village to-day
,,t~y vri1rfams's home was in Cazenovia. but she
US visiting at the home Of S A Marshall here at
80 time she disappeared She was subject 70
sorlnambuIism, and is believed 10 nave WaIAed mo
.ba river while asleep
New-York tribune., 1908-05-23
CLAUDE =. DAY LOSES SUIT.

The jury decided against Claude F. Day at
White Plains yesterday in the suit against Mrs
Charles H. Turner for the alleged alienation of
the affections of his wife. Mrs Day testified that
on their honeymoon she had to help her husband
pay their wedding expenses. His money lasted
only days. she said She left his home of
her own accord she said, and her parents did
not entice her away from Day. Mrs. Turner de-
MED that she had objected to becoming a grand
mother.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-23
DIES AS RESULT OF AUTO COLLISION

ley, widow of the Camden oicioth manufact-
urer who killed in automobile collision
with electric train the Pennsylvania Rail-
road at Mays Landing three weeks ago, died here
to-day from injuries received in the accident Mr.
and Mrs. Bailey returning 10 their home from
Cape May when their automobile was struck by
he trai
New-York tribune., 1908-05-23
BARNARD'S TREE DAY.
Graduating Class Plants Noble Elm
to Keen Its Memory Green.

The class of 'oS of Barnard College marcheu mo
the quadrangle Brooks Hall yesterday alteiiiO n.y.
and attached its class emblem, the SCARAB 70 :"
mobile elm" which stood on the terrace oEeii'
irv tho tennis courts. By this act IL is suppooou
~ have n,anted the tree which has in reanty oeeh
nourisbinS in the quadrangle these two weeks oi
r,ore The ceremony was witnessed, accorolhs "
the +re. orator Miss Irma Alexander. by shou.lns
o,ds, cbe members of the lower classes "lile
+be uindons of the adjoining houses were lieu
with spectators columbia University ooys' "hO'
dorn,itories overlook the quadrangle II was d
"srest dav of days. Miss Alexander solelliily u1
c1ared and marked epoch IN the l'ee ot ~
re,srepd seniors who in few days VIII ola laie
n.u ~ tbe halls of light and learning Whlch tneS
have freouented for four years. The Ceremonies
o1osad with the singing of the Tree song VIII
.r, Cor the occasion by Miss Adelaide Resna.
previous TO the planting of the tree 'he srdu"-
,i, class resigned the senior steps at the Hiaiii
.ntr.rca Of the college. to the juniors WIN 'iie
;ors n,assed upon the steps and TIE lower classes
.rouped according to their years on the I'LL oA
s;da. ~ the court Miss Elizabeth Freeman FOX &c
,t,.ar.S the steps oration' and the class sang:
The tim. has come, dear comrdues'
For us TO say goodby
The juniors to the steps We cai'
C;oodby TO Barnard, goodpy
Our hearts will e. er be true
Though sadly say adieu
I2iit memories will hold of you
f;oodby to Barnard, gcCdby
To Barnard. old Barnard soooot'
-, r,r,++ea in charge of affairs included
r,li.abstb Freeman Fox, chairman; Mabel Peter
en-, Ellen O'Gorman, Josephine Prahe ana MAJ
Naxon.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-23
TIoNEsTA ZIMMERMAN ACQUITTED.

C. Wyraan and Joseph W Landers, lumbermen Of
Tionesta charged with aiding W. w. Bowman
assistant cashier OF the Citizens National Bank
Of that place in enbezzliug $1,000 returned YER
dict late to-day finding the defendants guilty.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-23
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN

Every busy woman likes protective apron This
model has helf-length sleeves which can be drawn
on with ease and it is full and ample, while it can
be made either with or without the ornamental
yoke.
The quantity of material required for the
New-York tribune., 1908-05-23

II in hurry for pattern send extra two-cent
stamp and will mail by 1erter postage in sealed
envelope.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-23

Leavenworth. Kan, May 22.-The Kansas prison
at Lansing has the record of q prisoner named
John Grmbstone, alias Grmbstall, who came to
the prison for a ten years term for murder Sep
tember T. 1889. He had been convicted in a federal
court outside the state and consequently a
federal prisoner. In February, 1895, the prisoner
taken from Lansing to the federal prison and
released from there at the expiration of his
term.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-23

medium size is -. yards "a. "a yards 27 or s yards
So inches wide
The pattern No. 6o0l. is cut in three sizes small
medium and large, and will be mailed 10 any ad-
dress on receipt of 10 cents
Please give number OF pattern and size distinctly
Address Pattern Department. New-York Tribune
New-York tribune., 1908-05-23
ALLEGED TO HAVE KILLED SIX.
Police Say Dowagiac, Mich, Man Has Con-
fessed to Two Murders.

South Bend, Ind, May 22.--James Brinmngstall
aged forty, is under arrest at Dowa giac Mich
twenty-seven miles from South Bend, charged with
six murders The police say he has already con-
fessed of the murders His followed
an alleged attempt TO make his wife his seventh
victim. She escaped and appealed to the police
The police say he confessed to the murder Of a
in Kansas whom he had grudge against ard
for which he sentenced to ten years in the
pententiary. After his release he is said to have
confessed killing companion, for which he re-
ceived a sentence of three years He gave no
names.
The list of Brimmingstalls alleged victims accord
ing the officers is a follows: Man in Kansas
(name not given) killed by BrimmingstaIl when
the murderer only sixteen years old. Rail-
road in Missouri (name unknown), killed
years ago. Two men sleeping in tent in
Missouri Qlames unknown oh1cers). David HUFF
Dowagiac June 1907. Smith Hortum, Dowagiac
February, 1908.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-29
SUNDAY SERVICES
Times and Places az Worship ard
Subjects Of Sermons.

Swedish Baptiss Ml4aoa. Serviecs
sunday 10 the Baptist ehurch. Sansiay
seaoos at ,. followed W the regular ser.
vfee ct ! p m
Lniversalisr church. Morning subject,
@1hristiSns aEd tie Temperance Qaaes,
fSar evening service omitted for ths
union meeting in the opera hgase
At ST. Aanaeas church chiidren's
naass Al 2 oielock; eelebgant Rev. r. ~.
Alrkenna parish mass st 1880 0'esock,
selebrant, Rev II r. Cray eatsehi. III,
5 b r. rosary ant beressieti1ns. ,. a. I;
haptisms at p a.
Church 81 tie tSaod SHEPHERD sun
day, March + Aiaruing serviee. Holy
lsminunion VITA sermon ~ l0s9. SIM
Cay -eaoal al ~ evening service n u
Esv IT r. II. Bsstfie. the Her rector,
wli conduit tAs services.
I'll TIE rreshgteriAn cnwreh the morn
ing service wall BE eenau "A III Fhe
s.sssogs ~ vii preach the fourth sermon
III the series, TIE CHRISTIAN Ideal az
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-29

Sceisty1 the voting mems Bible class
vii meet AZ lls45 O'Clock There viii
" no evening service. ID order that 81
may hare "a opportunity az bearing Mr..
Piamley give q Temperance texture at
the opera house
Congregational churea. The pastor
wild cnmdnc1 the morning segviee. theme
Of sermen. a Great M0fiee cor Great
Msn.T Ga aceannt 81 the no-lieense
nseeting * tie opera house. the evening
service VIII BE- omitted
Me1hodisE Episeopal church. Edward b.
ThayeF. pastor. Topic N childFpr's SCR
mon, strargzrs7; brief SERMON On Isl
leHt Elgquenee 0f Jesus followed hv
sacrament q tlse Lords Sapper; Bible
school at III; Junior League At 3 North
Barre Missioa a. 1855. Ep@0rfh League
Az q. The eyenisg service will be omit
ted. Cottage meeting Mon1ay evening
at residence II 81 M Echerts, 80 Elm
street Class neet On Tuesday evening
and prayer nerting THURSDAY.
First Baptist ehareh William T.
Braiste4. minister Morning wuTsh1p a.
1880 with message 81 the pastor, sub
iect. The Quest fov TRUTH Bible scAca
AZ IL m- the Lora's supper vii Be-
observed Al the close a the Bible sehDot
q & meeting AZ 600. subject. Hos
Cod Leafs Men. P~ ~ this - eanse-
Grafton nesting: 5et every member b
present il p0ssibse There VIII I've ~
regular evening NESTING. owing to the
mass msetiag in the opera hanse The
Lasses Aid Society milI SegFe 4 veal
pie supper ca Taesday. Baraea social
huar Ia the evening. 6sessa eltertafn-
meat provided Come
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-29
R0AD COMMISSIONERS FOR BARRE
TOWN


Editor Tisnes ons erable talk i
5eing MaSEa 81 tire anlant VI money
abieh as been expended mn.5a otr
aizhwass tie past Year. and FAT Use q
Ifehxensnent III tke sisters aaA = ta=.
tssa ta Mr. WfthAsn. re *sSter feegs
mat 4 worI ouxt q be said albert 81
ia agree @ larger amasgat as
nnnev IA Eaea expended TIE past year
than eYer before. lus 4 nn7tisn oF tass
car - aeeaun 81 faF a fagz9Was
In shs liFst pzee thn tewn rsssa tha
sun os $500 fa7 permanent hiehwaTs.
thereby recafging s48 from tge state
"a edition 3 III ansasnt usnallv ree.ix-
Al asE 81 which ~ farluaed n the snn
Total.
II tie usxt place Mr. ygsssan has
49, h5iss ~ vfy:r,g 49,. - vgsss.'4
ulntev arml hSs ags.9 mia far oWn
sersiees Is date. see rem9rt} mhen Il
h8s feaa astc4Harw ta in hfFls for
hfeagine re4sss. ar 54rtsau 81 tie
biIg for per4r.as serv,s - evrr IS tas
sr..ssnr scar r. al3 hSl;sv alea
81 ESQ ern ~ aenasmsaa ar ~ $780,
wass
I'd arfo4ns ter she rss wsnIs Az
tAs vafsr. r + 80 rs~ 49, -
roasss we're ia terrible Iga 1.sn
sad siss s. mot ~ H. p... '' sssa Us. sn
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-29

zed stanton this week has gained i
convert ii tae Lapdlow Trihasne, whieh
vas the paper that backed Up A. r.
FlsteheF's candidacy. np II the fims that
Fletcher gracefully witharew frcsn sae
gat,eFnAtorial rnssuing II was rather
sAe natural course Ter The Tribune 10
espouse the cause IF the Roxbnry mar.
Tile contemporary says that shers Il 70
qisestion abou1 Ssamtons familiarity
vita state affairs a. WITH his ability u
administer the affairs - tIie satisiactian
u the people
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-29
10 PACE sE-rrTIlE- HERF

The Essex Publishing company has a
Ra0ssseEtian family aui ~ mistake.
wits msns papers Tive children are
ramed. respectively, Chronicle. Clipper
Eagle, Journal. Rays. ReeaFs. Recorsies
Review ansl Star. W. miss TIE famla4r
mans 81 Mosn ami sur, however Per
haps tier wiz eame latter FarAe
ThaTer mslsk hare quite ) chaye "a his
bands u keep the youngsters II the
stzaiaht ard narrew gong but az seems
10 BE a0ing eztEene3v we'll
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-29
! REaEaR K AIRY FFyR REraaap.

rae eitT u Fefssnnes takes ne resora
easily "a ire losses daring tie year
1907 TIE repcrt az the chief engineer
81 the IRE deparsmens shous hTa pns
eaIl dagfng ghe year, ard with tie efforts
at the fremen ~ aGEseziFR fhat fhe los
vas very snail TIE entire cost y IT,
sraisstessanrp III tie department for the
wear was s2Sasg1 Bssh tie number d
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-29

We confidently predir4 thai tire new
Volume 81 Vermont pubic statutes vii
not ~ ane of Ehe fse -bsssG sellers at
the book stars. in spite ~ the moaest
price 81 thsee dollars per
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-29

Skllfnl dodgr that sending q hind
sutemobilp aheas " the automobile con
tanning the shah oi Persia: l,onb-thEsw-
ers vase their ammunition "a the enspty
vehicle shah unhust Autc4 are more
pleaty tian sAahs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-29

at mo tire 40 We stand Tar this policy
ehen the best Interests IS our citizens
SIRE ~ stake in plain terms. we ate
Tor tAe best Interests Of the mary. a.
a9aiRst the seiasa interests OF che few
Socialist Press Committee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-29
GRAmIEvnLK

The leap szar zzsse Naieh uss -
. gwen - ths lots Fotr. 1loadav
a.sA AzreA 2 hss sesn 81 pened
re easzsH Mo Is nek ATTEND auy
rirzag zsd are ASKED 81 - Is fae
Es'rs.s % airs. 3oza Eascrelk saudzs q
~ siss csslo
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-29

Enasv4GuaIfy sFaw5aed desserts are aow eau-
zE1erea he nrapax thing. The moEazs srs hart
so wee aarza.e Ea@ Afge esftss. hmz arsfs 81
JET4L-g1 tbs Tasnty 1sezzegt car xes EAez1 zb-
saiatezg FREE ksrsz ssg Is e4ea package tx
vsain8nx art fsguats13snx Ske ditEeFens F2kzssns
5EEls-E Is Sold - &z xasa gfeeArz - iae per
n4ezaga. n net ae@apt : sussaigaze g yc@
ell t. alszrpet1sed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-29

Lest the nsne ard fame d Chimney
Poinf. Vermont. b fovgor st s. say
that resident d that Plaee wants ~
he Eieutenans governor III Vermont.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-29

The illness ii Thomas a. Eiissn r.
MAIDS sIs of what tremendous lses 10
science i viii he when death ends dis
labers
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-29

Meanwhile dans forgot The eAsesioa
next Tuesday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-29

This Il TIE time when Quincy natehes
barre and Barre watches cuirey pretty
closely
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-29

Wateh for the len "a morrow.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-29

Feb. 2othLeap Year
Day.
Look your best or you
may be overlooked.
No matter how shy
you arc naturally, you do
not want to Be shy ii the
right things to wear.
New spring Hats.
New spring Oycrcoats
and Rain Goats.
FUR COATS 70 RENT.
WE CLEAN. PRESS AND
REPAIR CLOTHING.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-29

IS Eerth Main ssrv@t.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-01
CLAIRvoYANTs
SHELDON.
SHEIDON
SHELDON.
SHELDON

SHELDON. SHELDON.
SHELDON. SHELDON.
FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY.
Special So Reading for 5oc aud 81.
PROF. SHELDON. CLAIRyOYANT-
NO CHARGE IF NOT SATISFIED WHEN
READING is OYER-YOU TO
BE THE JUDGE.
Lpromise TO tell you whether husband. wife or
will marry; / will tell you how to gain the love
of the one you most desire, though miles
away; in fact. / will tell you every hope, fear
and ambition better than you can tell yourself.
best succeed; when to change; when to sell busi-
ness, stocks or property; when to buy.
For few days only my full S5 reading for
SOC and 81.
DO YOU WISH TO KNOW:
How can have good luck?
How can succeed in business?
How can make my home happy7
How can conquer my enemies?
How can marry my choice?
How can conquer my rival:
How can get good position7
How can / remove bad influences?
How can control any one?
How can l make my husband, wife or sweet
heart be kind and true to me!
The name Sheldon is a double guarantee.
During the last year ! have brought about
through this wonderful power of personal control
64S marriages, located 10 buried treasures, To-
Gated 33 wills and deeds reunited 119 separated
brought financial success to S21 unlucky per-
sons. There many other cases of such a
private nature do not feel like classifying. In
fact, it sufhces TO say there Is no heart so sad
or wish too great that your hopes can not be
speedily realized by the force of this wonderful
power, and everything is in strict confidence, no
name ever revealed Success guaranteed or no
For one week my So reading for soc and 81.
PROF. SHELDON.
SHELDON. SHELDON
1000 Sutter st. corner Fillmore.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-01
ROSS VALLEY REAL K.sTArE

IL CHOICE LOTS Left
We have few lots left In Mira Monte
Park at kentheld. In a year you VIII nav
double the price for them. charming place
TO live. both winter and sumner: biz iots. 10
feet front; streets macadamized. sewer ara
water mains In front OF each lot; beautiful
trees and shrnbbery. Prices range from 500
TO SSoO; $50 cash. $40 monthly Take Sau-
saiito Ferry saa electric train 70 Kentneld
Branch office there.
LYON & HOAG. ESQ Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-01
SAN MATEO REAL
~ K Z SHERMAN. KERN

HERMAN. KERN.
All OF them could buy and build I'm HAYWARD
PARK, provided they butt house worthy Of the
SURROUNDINGS.
But IL they spend much more time at politics
there will be no lots left.
Each week sees the number OF, lots decreased
II you intend buying buy now.
We do NOT want yOa to buy in HAYWARD
PARK until you thoroughly investigate all other
tracts on the market After doing this we II
draw the papers.
ON the other hand do not for one moment
contemplate buying elsewhere until you have
seen HAYWARD PARK
Next TO the PENINSULA HOTEL. 80 minutes
from San Francisco-a1 a land ridf-20 minute
service morning aud evening, lot less than
forty feet front. from $500 upwards. Terms
only 10 cash; bslance to suit.
SEND FOR LITERATURE
BALDWIN & HOWELL. i.
31S-324 EEARNY ST. SAN FRANCISCO
FRANK S. GRUNfMON.
$40 2D Az, san NIATEO. CAL
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-01
BURLINGAME REAL EsTATE.

no SECURES lot In beautiful Burlingame-
% teet fronts you can build house and sa va
rent; price $500 You cant beat the pronerfv
which we arc Offering IN this high class snh-
urb, sewer aud water mains: - min from
the city BY $ p. trains. or Mission ST. cars
Get on at Burlingame station. ofhce opposlfe
LYON & HOA6, 6s6 Market ST.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-01
FINANCIAL
MONEY TO LOAN


BARRELS OF MONEY.
This is a money talk.
Could you money right noSv7
There is one advantage Of doing business
with me.
I can tell you at once whether or not your
loan Is granted
The entire transaction is completed right
here; handle the search. insurance and draw
ing OF the papers, and all you have to DO Is to
call once and sign your mortgage.
Your interest is payable right here every
month or every quarter.
OF course, nominal fee is charged for the
service, the same In any line Of business
This department IS in the hands OF two thor
oughly competent men, who give it their entire
time and attention.
Call and let talk the matter over.
GEO. w. AUSTIN. lois Broadway, Oakland;
E. H. Lohmann, manager loan department
SALARY LOANS SALARY LOANS.
WE TRUST YOU.
YOUR PROMISE TO PAY IS OUR SECURITY
We are loaning all saiaried people on new sys-
TEN and lowest rates Your employer never
knows OF any transn at our office
WESTERN LOAN CO.
4oS Call bldg. ) W. 80 and Market Of
fee hours, $50 to g p M Also open Mon
We'd aad Saturday evenings untn p m
Amy amount loaned on diamonds and JeweIrv.
lowest rates. Macy Jswelry Co.. 100 Fillmore
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-01
DINGEE PARK REAL ESTATE
REDWOOD CIrY

Mr.. Wm. ]. Dingee. owner OF Dingee PARK
is placing on the market the most desirable
tract for home sites in California: beautifully
wooded with oaks; the streets are being m3cad-
amized; sewers laid cement sidewalk: curbs pue
down. Easy terms. lots average 65x13O feet.
Only SO minutes from San franciscOs 2 minutes
from station For further particulars apply
HOLM & WALSH.
Rooms 21I-S1T Croeker building
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-01

Elegant. ROOM furnished fat; clears S60
above rent; VIII sell for part cash; rent 500;
barOain
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-01

5-Meat market; well located; rent SIG; re-
sipts $50 day, all cash; snap; see this at
ace. BAIRD a CO.. 951 Fillmore st.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-01

Is room house, near Van Ness: very nicely
furnished; rent SIS; income above expenses
500 per month.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-01

SlT5-PHlmbers, registered or unregistered; here
IS the best snap in the city; 6ne JobbiDg shop
complete; tools; great snap; see it at once
BAIRD q CO.. 951 Fillmore St
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-01

LEADING BUSINESS BROKERS
$475-Branch bakery, del, candy and notion
store; hne rooms; good corner location; rent
S27; going very reasonable; good reason for
selling BAIRD CO., e51 Fillmore St