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The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07
Exports by the German Liner

The German steamer Radames sailed for Ham
burg and way ports Tuesday with cargo laden
at this port valued s1l3.666, 10 be distributed
as follows For Central America. s9s09; .Ecua
dor. 81, 004; Peru. Sc, ,03i; Chile, S1.313; Mexico
S166; England. 50. 175: France S12. .I66; Norway
$50 Belgium, $5,555; Denmark, 2.001; Holland
5000; Germany. S65.09I. The principal exports
and their destinations as follows:
To Central America--1.012 bbls -four. 4.0G0 lbs
malt, $40 gals wine, cs canned goods, 10 cs
kerosene. I3 pkgs white lead, I automobile and
bxs parts cs drugs. pkgs agricultural i'm
plements. 10 carboys acid
TO Ecuador-25 bbIs -four. 057 gals wine 70
canned goods. l50 lbs dried fruit, 5 .es salmon
100 coils rope. 4S0 lbs seeds.
To Perii-250 biis -four. $40 cs salmon. 600 lbs
spices. III cs canned goods. 1000 lbs dried fruit
10 cs meals, lG.3s9 lbs tailow, "a pkgs machn-
cry. 239 coils rope.
To Chile-250 cs salmon bales hose.
TO England-346 cs honey.
To Frapce-231 .250 lbs prunes.
To Belgium-154 .506 lbs prunes.
To Denmark-59. $50 lbs prunes.
To Holland-1,5i4 cs canned fruit 66.6s6 lbs
dried fruit.
lbs vanilla beans cs Shells
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fornia for San Francisco; stmrs Iaqua and Van
guard. for San Pedro.
Large masted steamer with two smoke stacks
inward bound. probably stmr China, from China
and Japan via Honolulu for San Francisco
ISLAND PORTS
Observation-Disclosures Nov 6--Br stmr Romera.
from Norfolk Va: stmr Alameda. hence Oct 81
Sailed Nov G, 10 a.. m.-stmr Manchuria, for
oai' FOREIGN PORTS
NC-Sailed Nov 6-Br stmr NJ. s. Dol
lar for Hakodate
PORT sxiDe-sailed Oct 27-Br stmr spithead.
~ olDIyRBAN-Arrivcd Nov 4-Br stmr Ramsay.
from Baltimore for Manila.
GIBRALTAR-Passed Nov 6-Br stmr Teucer,
from Tacoma for Liverpool.
PIrNTA ARENAS-Arrived Nov 2-Gers stmr
Ammon from Hamburg for San Francisco
GENOA Sailed Nov 2-Ger stmr Luxor for
HoNGKoNG- Sailed Nov 6--Br stmr Empress
Of China for Vancouver.
PANAMA-Arrived Nov 6-stmr Aztec. hence
" JuNIN-sailed nj Nov 2-Bktn Alta, for vic
W 'V;ifcToRIA-sailed Nov 5-Br stmr Mariana,
/ ~ Arrived ri Nov e-Br stmr Empress of Japan,
from Yokohama and Hongsong, so,,gk .xo- ..,-
NANA1MO. 3. C.-Saiied NOV o-Nor stmr
n0r' i0f s'A OCEAN STEAMERS
YOKOHAMA--Sailed Nov 4-Stmr RygJa. for
TRIEsTE-Arrived Nov s-stmr Columbia.
NEW YORK-Arriyed Nov s-stmr New York,
from Southampton.
Sailed Nov 6-Stmr st. Paul. for Southampton;
stmr Berlin for Naples. stmr Cretic, for Naples;
stmr Carmania. for Naples; stmr Verona, for
Naples: stmr Prince de Piemonte. for Naples;
stmr Amerika for Hamburg: sfnr Minnehaha.
for london; stmr Baltic. for Liverpool; stmr
Monteyideo for Barcelona; stmr Callia. for Mar
settles: stmr Thermisfoles for Naples. etc.
LIvERPOoI<-Arrived Nov 5-Stmr Virgifian.
from Montreal and Quebec; stmr Wnfredian.
from Boston,
Sailed Nov 5--Stmr Celtic. for New York.
GIASGOW-Sailed Nov 5--Stmr Ionian for
Montreal.
States for New York.
Sailed New 6-Stmr St.
Louis, for New York
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SHOOTS HIS CHILDREN
AND COMMITS SUICIDE

GREENsBURG, Pa. Nov s.-seized
with an insane impulse TO kill. Edward
J. Perry. former mayor OF this city,
today shot his three children, wound
ing one fatally. and then committed
suicide.
The shooting occurred in Perry's
bedroom while the three children were
gathered around a crib in which lay
their infant sister. Is months old. The
baby was not injured.
Elizabeth. years old, was shot in
the left breast and died at a hospital
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

John Hinkel and wife TO Hugh Dolan. lot in
+ line Of Leevenworth street, sI:e OF Jackson.
Patrick ". casey to Hanora Casey. lot in
line OF Dolores street, 50 of Duncan. 25 by
Home land company 10 Clarence E. Fowler,
lot 16, block IL. SunDyside; $40.
Ludwig b. 6. hoenig and wife 10 Edward
P Peterson: lot in line Of Eighteenth street,
1881 Of Guerrero, Z % by 10O $40.
Herman T. Suhr and wife 10 H. Fred Suhr Jr.,
lot I'm \ line Of Golden Gate avenue, 100 of
Potrero Nueyo land company to Charles
Drecce. lot in line OF Wisconsin street. 15o
Of twentieth. 25 by f 100; $40.
Badge J. wyman to John Hepburn and wife
ct al. lot in " line OF Clayton street 25 OF
Hayes. s 25 by W 153; So
street. 1915 Of Twenty-frst avenue, z 25 by
Howard C. Tibbitts and wife 10 Minnie Ur-
dahl Hail. lot in line of Filbert street, 1877 g
w Of Devisadero, W % by S 1875; SO.
Amanda Viola Bruce to Anna NJ. Howes. lot
in y line Of Jackson street I65 of LeaYen-
worth. 1856 by 1876; $40
Abbie Martin to Fred Tillmann Jr. lot in S
line Of Jackson street Ito w Of Cough. 125
Rudolf or Rudolph Ruhle to Marie Ruhle. lots
81 and 3s- block %. sunnyside; gift.
Angola Segartni formerly Figonel TO Frank
n. Belgrane. lot in NE line Of Bordman place,
$50 Sc of Bryant. Sc 25 by NE 11T:6: SO.
Frank y. Belgrahe TO Angola Segarini, same;
Bay Shore building company TO George c.
Kimbail lot 30. block 45, Refs tract; grant.
George z. Cornell. lot in W line of Connecticut
street. l91:0lz Of Mariposa, S 27:3ls by W
Bessie Roche to Frances Roche. lot in line
Of Steiner streetF So n Of Golden Gate avenue
\ $3.50 by 30; gift.
]. NJ. MCGEE TO Maurice Rosenthal, lot at Sc
corner of 0'Farrell and Hyde streets. 10 by S
Harrison Barto to Henry Meyer lot in N line
Of \ street, % W Of Eighth avenue. w % by N
100: $40.
The Title and Document company to James s.
Hutchinson lot at Sc corner of Lombard and
Hyde streets, S 24:6 by SIG, and other
piece: $40.
George E. and Emmeline L. Bates to Ludwig
B. G. Koenig. lot 10 s line of Filbert street,
Anna NJ. Hencken, deceased tby administra-
forl % A. W. Reinecke- lot in " line Of Thirty
fourth avenue. 100 OF street, 75 by "
12O. and two other pieces; $2.075.
Samuel and Mollie Gleasser TO Samuel and
Sadie Schwartz, lot in S line OF Silver avenue
92e Of Goettingen street. E 2T:e, S 65:2, W
2T.6. 90: $40.
Morris Davis to same, same; $40.
G. l.. Belond TO same, same, $40.
Harry Bantham to same. same; SO.
Mary Z. Atkinson 10 II. L. Atkinson. lot in T.
line of Franklin street IS OF Greenwich, y
% by 1O9:9; SO.
Thomas DonIon and wife to Elizabeth Dough
erty lot In line OF Green street, 140 W OF
Elizabeth Dougherty to Thomas Donlon and
wife. same: 81.
william Hemmenwsy and wife 10 Isabel Fl
stephens portions OF lots IL and 13 and all OF
lot u, block II. Sunset heights; gift.
Joseph StaDnay and wife to James J. Lyons
and wife. lot in line OF Twenty-ffth avenue
2S5 IS OF A street. 25 by 100; $40.
Jacob A. Fischer 10 Clofilde Sartor. 10. in s
line OF Seventeenth street 100 W Of Noe, " -
BY e5; $40.
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Notice to Mariners

Branch photographic Office. u. s. Navy, San
francisco, Cai.--lnformation has been received
from the branch photographic office at Portland
that about 2.000.o00 feet of logs and l 600, 900
feet of ties adrift in the Columbia river-so
much that vessels must care in making their
way through them
Captain O'Brien Of the steamer City Of Seat
lie reports to the branch photographic Office at
Port Townsend that October IL. 1909, a large
number OF logs was obstructing Dixons entrance:
also that November large amount Of logs and
sawmill refuse made navigation dangerous in
reach 10 Steep point Heikish nsrrows Novem-
Der the gas buoy at Chatham point, Johnstone
strait. was not burning.
coast inspector at Shanghai. China that on or
about October ?, 1909, the temporary light on
Steep island viii be discontinued and the former
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SEALERS WILL DEMAND
MONEY FROM UNCLE SAM
Damages Claimed for Silencing
Firearms of Schooners

VICTORIA. B. c., Nov 6.-The seal
ing schooner Thomas F. Bayard ar
rived today from Bering sea with 921
sealskins and six otter pelts> Captain
Blakstad of the Bayard will meet the
commanders of the tschooners Jessie and
Pescawha on Monday to prepare a claim
gainst the United States for the inter-
ference of the revenue cutter Bear.
which sealed up the firearms of the
three schooners, 13 miles off Chalikoff
island, June %.
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Personal Brevities

DR.. and Mrs. Robert T. Legge Of Mecloud. are
at the Manx.
L. Mebius. wholesale grocer of Sacramento
is a guest OF the Fairmont.
Alexander Brown. member of the state board
of equalization, Is at the Stewart. registered
from Stockton.
J. c. Ford. president of the Pacific Coast
Steamship company. is at the Fairmont his
way to his home In Seattle, after trip 10
New York
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07
RuiIdlng Contracts

C. weIch with Reese & Rountree-To erect a
" line Of First avenue 257.e Of California
street South, 5 -32:6 by W 120; $5.125.
Rudolph Spreckels with NJ. Fisher-An work
except plumbing electrical work. painting
shades and fixtures for two story concrete
garage gymnasium and living rooms in rear of
lot m \ line Of Pacific avenue. 1875 w OF
Cough street. n 1921. W 40, 54:2A, T.
S 81, r &c; $7.572.
Minnie W. Hall with Cox Brothers-To erect
a two story building in s line of Hilbert street
1876 " Of Devisadero, 25 by 1876; $5,445.
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rAL1s INTO srEAMra,s HOLD

Jean Builott sailor on the French steamer
Amfral Duperre fell into the vessels hold yester
day while loading cargo and sustained injuries
from which he will die
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Cb.nxe Of Maatera

Schr soIano-Old master, R. II. Wiley Jr !;
new MASTER Robert Herman.
Schr Arthur-Old master, Robert Herman; new
master, r. H. Wiley Jr.
stmr Iolanda-Old master. G. Schiappacasse;
new master, C. T. Nevfn.
Enrolled-Sfmr Lansing c. Alberts.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

advertised character Of Steep island light will
be resumed. j. e. BURNETT,
Lieutenant, U. s. \. In charge.
November 5, 1909.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07

cURTA1L 0UTPUT-New bedford. Mass. Nov
6--Nofices posted in the cotton mills 0f this
city informed more than 1900 operatives thar.
The curtailment VIII reduce the output ga per =
cent
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MONEY WANTED
MONEY WANTED.

=
Loan of $4,000 On highly improved business
corner clearing $500 per month income; pay 5
per cent net " Inc of property. $35 600.
Also-Sl5 600 81 per cent net on close IN
residence Just sold for $4,000.
Also-S12 500 on close 81 residence corner,
Just sold for SIS 00o Apply
ID r. NTSNEN. 90 1lfh st.. Oakland,
Just east OF Broadway.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07
ORANGE LANDS

SELECT ORANGE LAND 500 per acre; abund-
AIT water. early market. ORANGE LAND DE-
VELOPMENT co. s3 w Santa Glars: San Jose:
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07

GOLDEN GATE CLOAK AND SUIT
HOUSE. Market street near Jones
Big reduction in high grade suits;
regular SIS garments si9.50- Tailored
suits, regular s17.5O. Monday s13-75.
Princess dresses, made of good broad
cloth, regular SIS value. sic.
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Special Attractions Offered
This Week by San FrandsCO's
Leading Retail Merchants

SoMMER & KAUFMANN. s3s to $40
Market street, also 119 TO 125 Grant
avenue. Gun metal calf button shoes
for ladies, 81 Their new catalogue
is ready. Send your name for copy.
s. n. WOOD 4 Co.. Market street at
Fourth. announce an extraordinary
sale of ladies' men tailored suits at
$40: value $3.50 to s42.5O. Trimmed
hats, $3.50 and s14.2 Coat sale. $17.5e;
large and varied collection in latest
style effects.
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WILL EXCHANGE for city OF bay property.
.-b acres good income ranch in best location in
Soncma GO. neHr hot springs; SO acres Of first
c'ass fruit and balance grain and pasture land
5000 Tor dairy or stock ranch; pay difference in
cash II necessary: viii give good exchange.
Reason, owner has business fn city and can
not attend 10 it,
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07

SPECIALITY SHOP, Fillmore and Ellis
streets. This week, s25 suits. SIS
Swell winter coats. worth s25. now
SIS. Any dress in the house, SIS.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07

WILL EXCHANGE for city or bay property,
: aeres ot choice land IN 2 nice Town IN SORonla
CO.. with Improvements thereon II 2S room hotel.
furnished; all latest improvements: dance hall.
har: near station: springs in rear OF hotel: good
income Reason. owner TOO old.
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WILL EXCHANGE a lot 25xIs5 in Folsom St
between 5th aud 7ch SIS. for income property.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07

Will EXCHANGE FOR lots. apartment houses
~ j apartments and rooms each in Cslifor-
nie St, all latest improvements.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07

LOUIS GASSNER, 112-114 GeaFy street,
will sell this week genuine Hudson
seal coats, $115; coats 45 inches long
for $125; 90 inch pony coats. s65.
regular $50 value. Neck pieces and
muffs at attractive prices.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07
Weather Report

United States Department OF Agriculture
Weather Bureau. San Francisco. Nov. 8, 190e-
RAINFALL, DATA
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ARMAND CAILLEAU, Grant avenue
and Geary street. Great reductions
in muslin underwear, waists, chill
dren's coats and dresses Women ;
dresses. SIS value, Monday $3.50;
s225O value, $3.50. Tailored waists.
S1.25 value. 81; $3.50 value. 81; $3.50
value, S275; $3.50 value. $3.50. Re
duced prices are advertised on muslin
gowns. drawers. covert skirts and
chemises. Unusual value in fine furs.
Pony coats, $3.50 upward.
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Full Information given OF calling or sending
particulars OF your property 10 the Office Of So
cL RfTf INVESTORS REALTY CO, nc. an,
VII give our prompt attention.
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GANTNER & MA1.rERN COMPANY,

cor Grant avenue and Post street.
offer a long list of specially priced
goods for this coming week. The
list is too long TO enumerate. See
their display advertisement in< to-
days Call. Womens underwear.
women's hosiery. women's sweater
coats, boys sweater coats, bath and
lounging robes; shawls. wool and
silk: mems hosiery. mems sweater
coats, mems underwear.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07

Arrived Nov s-stmr Philadelphia, from New
York
BRIsToI-Arrlved Nov. e-stmr Monmouth.
from Montreal.
HAvRE- Sailed Nov e-stmr La Lorraine. for
New York.
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ROOS BROTHERS, Market at Stockton.
Reductions in women's department.
Three exceptional opportunities this
this week. Fur lined coats, formerly
s35 to $500, for $24.50 to 1925. Tai
lored suits: s64 suits now $50; ST
suits for $5S; $95 suits now $72.50;
$3.50 suits now $3.50. Tailored hats:
1895 hats, s2.95; $3.50 values, Sc; $40
hats, SIS; s3e hats, s27s hats sold at
S45, now $34.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07
OIL LANDS

or. TNNDs-s00 ACRES or PROVEN on
LANDS FOR SALE Or LEASE IN TRACTS
10 SUIT RICHARDSON LAND CO., 3O6
CRoCKER BUILDING.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07

WILL SELL. for half OF cost price. or excbsng'
most desirable home ~ the state Of California
. tiatec 10 the hesft Of the incest town in SAINTS
Ciara CO.. 70 rooms; highly improved and fur
nlshed; best coaelcon: surrounded by lob.
acres choice lane- beautiful garden and f7
trees; splendid ror frst class home or for hote
or saDitorium.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE
AAA
ArTENTIo,

WILL EXCHANGE for lots or country prop
crty. business properly 10 Fillmore St: lot 81 6x
l8I g. consisting Of stores and dats. and
rooms each; could De easily altered into 10 apart
ments OF ana 3 rooms each. will bring q large
income; owner lives ont Of town and can not at
tend 10 same.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07

d. N. & e. WALTER & CO., corner
Stockton and OFarrell streets. A
special for Monday, fumed oak Nor
ris chair. soft toned green Spanish
roam skin cushions, SIS; worth $50.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07
Memoranda

Per schr Eva at San Francisco Nov 8 from
Grays Harbor. bound for Mahukona-On Oct 2S
and %. of Columbia river, had heavy : and
SM- gale. throwing vessel her beam ends and
becoming waterlogged: had to jettison about
100000 feet OF lumber to save vessel; upon ar
POINT REYES. Nov 6-Stmr Excelsior bound
from Coos bay for San Pedro passed here at m
o'clock this morning, signaling everything is ali
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ron EXCHANGE

els Metropolis Bank Bldg 5 F.. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07

l.. HEILBRONER CO.. 92S Market street.
Sale of ladies' suits, $2250 value for
SIS. Moreen petticoats 7Sc. FIan-
neiette gowns soc. 10 per cent dis
count on furs CSC for infants
sweaters. $3.50 for children's caracul
coats.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07

ROSENTHAL'S, 151-16s Post street.
High top ladies' shoe, Napoleon"
So. This famous make for children
as well. For men, the Orthopedic'
Last, nature shape shoe, IS.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07

GOULD, SULLIVAN & CO., 253-25T Posi-
street. Monday and Tuesday only.
sale of silk petticoats. six different
lines, owing to overstock s3.95
petticoats. $2.75: S4.75 value. s3.45:
s5.75 value. 1915; s675 value. S4.75:
$3.50, made with wide ruffie, trimmed
with group of pin tucks. an elegant
garment, S675. All sI2.50 petticoats
$780,
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CITY OF PARIS. Geary al

CITY OF PARIS, Geary at stockton.
Complete assortment in all qua alities
and sizes of linen for Thanksgiving,
specially selected in ireland, Scot
land and France. Tablecloths SO, 81.
S4.25, $3.50. $3.50. $3.50 Napkins to
match $3.50. 1915 dozen. Double
satin damask cloths. Special i'm
portation, extra large size cloths
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rIMBER LAND

.IMRERATES. millmcn. $50 acres yellow pine.
NGdoc county. estimated 50 600 600 for sale.
$50 per acre. also contains nr ane cedar; mill
JACKSON Alfurse. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07

KOHLER & CHASE. 40 O'Farren street.
Clearance sale of pianos that are not
to be moved to their new building
Their guarantee goes with every
sale. Read their sale announcement.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07

PRAGER'S. This coming week mems
furnishings at very law prices. 75c
underwear 371ac; S1.25 value 73c.
Boys underwear 25c. Mems hosiery
Csc. regular soc and 75c values.
Mems slippers. regular s1.25 value.
CSC Novelties in jewelry at half
price and even less. $1.90 handbags
$1.10. A sale OF ladies' waists SLIP:
great value at $3.50. Plain and fancy
silks 49c, regular 75c value
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PHILADELPHIA SHOE COMPANY,
S25 Market street. Womens Gun
Metal shoes, So. Regular 81 value
women's patent colt dress shoe, $3.50.
Regular $3.50 value women's felt
shoe, 85c. Girls calf dry foot school
shoe, S1.10. Boys Storm King school
shoe, S12o. Infants dress shoe, S5c.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07

LIVINGSTON BROTHERS, Fillmore and
Geary streets. Women's SIS and s35
tailored suits, SIS. A great sale of
all wool navy blue serges starts
Monday $15O English storm serge
CSC a yard. 81 clay worsted storm
serve s1.45. 121ac Daisy fiannelettes
SC yard.
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III. LIEBES COMPANY. 167-177 Post
street. Afternoon and evening gowns.
$3.50 values, $3.50. Three piece
suits, $40, $50, $50; special values.
Full length coats, imported serge,
mixtures. coverts, broadcloths, rain
proof cloths. $40. 100 evening capes
and coats on sale Monday at $50:
regular $40 value. Specials in furs
and fur lined cloth coats.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07

230 Post street Gowns
for evening. street and reception, the
most complete. beautiful and largest
collection at prices $3.50. $50, $50.
SIS, up to $3.50. Tailor made suits
$3.50. $45, $50, SIS and up. Coats
and capes for street and automobile
ing. Special Monday so tailor made
suits. s2S.25. regular $3.50 value.
regular s45 and $50 values $3.50
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07

L. KREIsS & SONS, Van Ness avenue
and Sutter street. Removal sale OF
furniture; discounts % to so per
cent on every piece of furniture in
the house.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

ARRIVE
Saturday, November 6.
U. S. stmr Sequoia, Bowman, hours from
Point Arguelo.
Rainier via Astoria y hours; 655, 600 feet lum-
Der to Beadle Brothers.
stmr Eureka, Lorraine 81 hours from Eureka !;
and % Sonrs ppe rpe
Harbor; 500, 900 feet Number to Dwight lumber
company.
stlnr China Friele, 2s days from Hongkong,
via Yokohama is days and Honolulu days; pas
sengers and merchandise TO Pacific Mall steam
ship company.
reka; ballast TO Union oil company.
Stmr Noyo Johansson. 40 hours from San Pc
dro; ballast to Union lumber company.
sfmr santa Rosa, Alexander, 23A hours from
Redondo Beach, etc; passengers and merchandise
to Pacific Coast steamship company
cent City; passengers and merchandise TO Hobbs,
Wall & Co.
Stmr Westport, wetterquist IL hours from
Byxbee landing; i, 400 bbls lime to Monterey lime
stmr Hanalei, Mcfarland, ss hours from San
Pedro; passengers and merchandise to lndepend-
ent steamship company
Stmr Centralia. Erickson, Ga hours from Aber-
deen; bound SOUTH put in to land passengers
Stmr Fifeld, Jensen, 80 hours from Redondo
Beach: ballast to A. F. Estabrooke.
Stmr Whitesboro, Frederickson, Is hours from
Greenwood: lumber to L. e. White lumber com
pany; UP river direct.
Stmr Yellowstone Ludlow. 36 hours from San
Pedro; ballast TO Charles r. Mccormick i Co.
Stmr ROANOKE, Dunham- Gays from fOrt-
land via Eureka 1874 hours; passengers and
merchandise TO c.. p. Doe & Co.
Stmr Nome City. Hansen. 591s hours from As
toria; s45 tons wheat to w. A. Gordon: 400, 600
feet lumber to Hammond lumber company
Stmr Point Arena, Hansen, hours from Fort
Ross; ITO, 600 feet lumber to Bcade Brothers.
Stmr Norwood, Martin 80 hours from San Pc
dro: ballast 10 Sudden & Christensen.
Schr Eva, Olsen, IS days from Grays Harbor:
bound for Mahukona, put In in a waterlogged
condition.
Schr Monterey. Kelly, II hours from Monterey
10 600 barrels oil to Associated oil company; in
tow tug Navigator.
CLEARED
Saturday, November g.
Stmr Curacao, Paulsen. GuaymaA via San
Pedro; Pacific Coast steamship company.
Stmr Admiral Sampson. Bartlett, San Pedro;
Alaska Pacific steamship company.
Stmr Northland, Erickson, Portland; Il. J..
Dodge g. Co.
Stmr Falcon, schage, Portland; Williams, Di-
mond & Co.
Stmr Santa Rosa. Alexander, San Pedro; Pa
cifc Coast steamship company.
Stmr President. Thomas, Seattle; Pacific Coast
steamship company.
SAILED
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s. & G. GUMP, 246-26S Post street
Sale of Thanksgiving tableware, cut
glass, china and full line of carving
sets. Prices range from ss to s22.5C
a set.
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AS'tA OkeAGM' see page announcement.
Sale of linen for Thanksgiving Sale
of mems overcoats, SIS. Sale of silk
waists, $2.s5. Novelty lace curtains,
S2.65 and 1896 the pair. Second week
of the first annual sale of silver ware
and jewelry. Sale in household de-
partment commences at $50 o'clock
a. m. Monday. Semiporcelain German
china, French china and Haviland
china dinner sets; all prices. but
marked way down and great value
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NEW YORK SAMPLE HOUSE. See

NEW YORK SAMPLE HOUSE. See an
nouncement, page 3. for description
and reduction in prices on all new
fall suits. Commencing Monday.
$3.50. $500. $4,000 values in ladies'
full suits $500; Caracul coats worth
$4,000 and more, s16.75; new long
coats made to sell for $3.50, sale
price 1875; $1,000 trimmed model
hats $500.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07

HALE BROTHERS. Sale holiday stock
of Ilandkerchiefs. A tremendous as
sortment of box handkerchiefs, 15c
to $3 a box Madeira hand embroi-
dered silk hose 81 pair. Final mil
linery sale trimmed hats, $1.95. s2-95,
1895 100 trimmed hats, value $S.
sold for s4.75; $3.50 values. $3.50;
SIS values, $40; s25 values, s15; s25
to $50 values, $40; $45 values, $29.
Sale of table linens. See page ad
vertisement for prices.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07
SANgoAaUIN VALLEY REAL ESTATE

We. exchange property; unlmproved land. with
water: improved dairy ranches. orchards and
rinevards- For particulars write CHAS J.
WHITE Co. 81 San Joaquin st. Stockton. Cal.