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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-12
FALL DAMAGED JAWBONE
Laborer Sues Contractor for Injuries
Indirectly Caused by Defective
Wheelbarrow.

While Silas Eggen was walking along
a narrow plank twenty-five feet from the
ground, during the construction of the
oregon Short Line station, on December
II. last. carrying brick and mortar for the
building the wheel of the cart went
wrong and he was thrown to the ground.
His jaw was broken I'm two places. and
this was only one Of the minor details
os his injury. Yesterday just a year later,
Fggen filed suit in the district court
against George Curley. the contractor. for
$4,000 damages because Of the fault with
the wheel of the wheelbarrow which was
given him to push.
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work through the volunteers free en-
pIoyment agency. over 250 men have
taken advantage Of the free readlng
room. and what is more gratifying to
Captain Tom Mackey, forty men were
converted.
The attention Of the public is called
to the fact that both telephone systems
are now connected with the chapel,
Bell. Main 25S1-K and Independent
1871. The work of the Volunteers can
be greatly assisted by informing its
employment agency of help wanted,
and also by supplying the reading room
with magazines and periodicals.
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VOLUNTEERS SERVICES.
Tom Maekey TO Address Three Meet
ines-Musie to Be Provided.

Three meetings will be held at the
Volunteers of America chapel in Com
mercial street today. one al 1870 a.
m. p. m. and p. m. At the morn
ing meeting Tom Maekey will speak
on the topic Thy Poor Brother" and
there will be special music by the
converts At the afternoon meeting
Pay Day" viii be Mr.. Mackey's sub
Ject, and Miss Margaret Summerhays
Will be the sOlOist. In the evening the
subject of Mr.. Mackeys talk will be
Powerful Words" At this service Mrs.
Tom d. Pitt will render several solos.
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INTERPRETATIONS.

The -Lakeshore oil & Asphalt
company of Ogden filed articles of in
corporation with the secretary of state
yesterday The capital stock is S250,000 at
81 each Of which 12G250 are held in the
treasury. The officers are; A. 3. Corey,
121 800 shares. president; J. F. Smith, 800
shares, vice president; r. d. Roberts, 500
shares. secretary and treasurer. These
are directors. with i. A. Smith, 500; L. a.
Corey. 100: Charles J. Corey 20. and J.
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p. ONeill. 500 All live in Ogden. with
the exception of Charles J. Corey who
is Of Salt Lake The company is organ
lied for the purpose Of developing oil
lands.
An amendment to the articles Of incor-
poration of the Cedar Valley Develop
Tent company Of American Fork was
filed with the secretary of state yester-
day, increasing the capital stock from
$4,000 to $4,000. S. L. Chipman is presi-
dent and Eli ]. Clayson is Secretary.
The SemlOh Hotel company Of Salt Lake
filed articles Of incorporation with the
county cIe-lS yesterday. Tie capital stock
is $4,000 in dollar shares, fully sub
sCribed. The company will conduct a no.
tel in the building al Second South and
state streets, erected by G. S. Holmes
IL viii be noticed the name Semloh is
Holmes" spelled backward The officers
Of the new company are. G. s. Holmes.
1886 shares, president and treasurer: j.
o. Perkins, vice president and secretary.
with Robert Johnson as the additional di-
rector + H Suffer and r. ]. Froisath
are additional stockholders.
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ENGINEMEM NAME CHIEF.
Officers Of Wasatoh Brotherhood
Named to Serve Two Years.

Wasatch subdivision No. 222, Broth
mood or Locomotive Engineers, has
elected the following officers to serve
the ensuing two years.
Gilbert A. Mclean. chief engineer;
John Mace, first engineer; Peter So
renson, second engineer; Thomas j.
BulJ, llrst assistant engineer James A.
Yeates. second assistant engineer. Rob-
ert Z. klrkWOOd, third assistant engi-
neeri Charles Paul. chaplain; William
J. Coppin guide; Abe Hatch. delegate
10 the annual convention; Able NJ.
board.
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More Than 20

Ingredients give to Hoods Sar-
saPariiIa its great curative power
power to cure many and varied COM
plants, including diseases of the blood,
ailments OF the stomach, troubles Of
the kidneys and liver.
Many of the ingredients are Just what
the profession prescribe in the ailments
FAMED, but the combination and pro-
portions are peculiar to this medicine and
give it curative power peculiar to itself.
Therefore, there can be no substitute
for Hoods. Get it in the usual LIQUID
form, or in tablets called Sarsatabs.
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Hardware Dept. Gifts

Useful and substantial gifts for the
home, Give the boy a present that
viii please him and also have a
tendency to make him useful around
the home.
Tool cabinets, boys tool chests,
knives and forks, carvers, bread
knives, pocket knives, razors, safety
razors, scissors, shears, skates for
boys, girls, ladies and gentlemen;
ranges, heaters, meat choppers. as
bestos sad irons, aluminium ware and
lap robes.
We are showing a greater variety
of carving sets than ever before-be
sure and see them.
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CALIFORNIAN CLUB TO
GIVE SOCIAL DANCE

Officers and members Of the Salt Lake
Caledonian club are planning to give a
social and dance, to which a general in
vitatiOn is extended, on Christmas eve,
and also on New Years eve.
A program of vocal and instrumental
music has been arranged, and a general
good time is promised.
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G. A. R. Funeral Notice.

The funeral of Comrade Henry Jor-
dan will take place from the funeral
parlOrs of O'DOnnell & Co. Sunday aft
ernOJn at o'clock. All friends mem
bers OF the G. A. r. and Ladies Of
the G. A. r. and Woman's Relief corps
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VOLUNTEERS ARE ACTIVE.
Employment Found for Many; Read.
ing Room Is Patronized.

The past week has been one of cheer
ing comfort TO attendants and work
eTs at the Volunteers of America chapel
in Commercial street. During the week
upwards Of fifty men have obtained
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Auction Sale Pictures.

Entire stock Midgley-BodeI Co., IS
East LIST South, Rare collection. Pic
lures and Xmas art goods at your price
sale begins Monday, 2;3O p. IN.
G. L. OSTERLOH, AuctiOneer.
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"Notice, order of Owls.U

You are requested to meet at hall, at
q West First South, at I o'clock, to at
tend the funeral Of Brother c. c. Hen
dersOn.
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New York Conservatory Of Music and
Dramatic Art, suite I'll, New York
hotel building, half block west Of post
Office.
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Gifts For Men and Bows

A complete line of sensible presents
that viii give satisfaction.
Suits and overcoats, gents house
coats, gents bath robes. gents dress
ing gowns, sweaters, shirts, under
wear, plain and fancy socks, gents
gloves, mufflers, handkerchiefs-silk
and linen, neckwear, suspenders,
gents umbrellas, gents and boys
canes, trunks, suit cases and bags.
Nice variety of leather toilet cases
and a splendid line of suit cases and
bags with these fixtures.
The price range is so great you can
buy a present at just the price you
desire to pay.
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Jewelry Gifts

A larger and more complete stock Of
jewelry Christmas presents than we
ever had before. Beautiful gifts at
prices considerably less than those of
any jewelry store in town.
Watches, an elegant line of back
bracelets, cuff links, coral beads,
combs from 75c up, scarf pins,
brooches, finger rings, pearl beads,
fancy bags, collar supporters, neck
laces.
And a fine assortment Of illus
trated postal cards and Christmas
postal cards.
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OF THEATRICAL INTEREST

salt Lake Theatrical Exchange and
Lyceum Entertainment Bureau, suite
IA, New York hotel building, As Post
office place.
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Gard of Thanks.

We take this means of expressing TO
the many friends our sincere thanks for
their kind assistance i'm our bereava-
ment brought upon us through the
death Of our beloved son and nephew.
J. ]. MLEOD.
MRS. A. 2. RYNDFRc
MRS. A. j. LEONARD.
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are cordially invited to attend. vii
liam Passler Post Commander.
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OGDEN OPERA EXCURSION
Via the Bamberger Line, Dec. 10, ST..
Trains at 4;30 p. m. and $50 p. m.
good to return December IA, any train.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-12

If it's a small matter, a small
ad. viii attend to Il
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Glove Gifts

Glove Gifts
Waldorf, Coronet and Maduro.
Pique Kid Gloves, all colors and
sizes. Good $1.50 eT9r
values. Special 91sAO
"GrenobIe" fine over-seam Kid
Gloves, all colors and sizes. A fine
dressy glove for even e1En
ing wear. Only ........9 lou
Monitor" fine Pique Kid Gloves.
The best gloves to be had anywhere
oS amy a9d Ps siss:. al opf fol. $500
"Meyers" Cape outseam gloves.
tans only. The best gloves for street
wear in the city. Good CT Or
S175 values for ........ P4sEO
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Handkerchief Gifts

Embroidered and Hemstitched Linen
Handkerchiefs, zoe, Csc, Coo, 75c up.
Scalloped Embroidered and Hem
stitched Embroidered Swiss Handker-
chiefs, sc, Zoe, 15c, 25c, 35c.
Women's Initial Linen Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs, 1212c, 1920, 2Oc,
25c, 35c, 6Oc, 75c.
Plain Linen Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs, sc, Zoe, 15c, zoe, 25c, 35c, SOC
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-12
Sweaters 2O% Off

Our entire line of ladies' misses and children's
sweaers-the very latest stes-wi sell at one-fifh less
than regular.
Ladies' and misses coat and jacket sweaters single and
double breasted roll and standing collars ranging from
90 to ~ inches longs chdren sweaters with high collar
with without belt; all go at 20 per cent off.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-17
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued In
San Francisco Saturday, January 16, 1909:
-NEUMANN-Abrahan l.. Hol-
singer, 40, 533B Natoma ST.. and Louise Neu-
mann, 2S, 1449 McAllister ST.
GHI0-ARATA-Pietro G. Chic, 81, and Assunta
N. M. Arata, both Of 220615 Mason st.
KLEINHAUPT-ISRAEL- KIeinhaupt. so.
26s Cumberland ST., and Annie Israel, 20.
1922 Eddy st.
LIMA-NAvARRA-Giuse Lima, 81, 1896
Folsom ST., and Carmela Navarro Is, 5S
Manchester st.
ERRILL-MEAD-James w Merrill, 80, and
Henrietta D. Mead. 30, both of 1911 Washing
ton st.
PERICICH-LUPIC-Jos Pericich, 25, Sc
Stanley place, and Bonina Lupic. 10, So Stan
ley place.
wILLIAMSoN-PER C. Williamson.
81. 1916 Fell ST.. and Marie e. Perush. %,
Mill Valley.
OAKLAND, JAN 16.--The following marriage
licenses issued today:
HARRIsON-BLUNT-w William II. Harrison 80,
HILL-DoLAN-Robert B. Hill. 40, and Mar
garet d. Dolan, SO, both Of Oakland
HUBBARD RD-STRONG-Charles p Hubbard. 3s.
and Georgie NJ. Strong, 3S, both of Oakland
LOVE-FLYNN-Robert L. Love, 80, and Anna
NJ Flynn, 81, both of Oakland.
McNABB-MULLINS- McNabb, 81. and
Grace A. Mullins, 20, both of Oakland.
SWEENEY-BoSS-wil J. Sweeney. %.
San Francisco. and Elfrieda A. Boss, 23
Fruitvale.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-17
Suburban Brevities
TNCENDrARy FouND

INCENDLARY FOUND INSANE - Oakland,
Jan. 16.-Luigi Temple was adJudged insane in
Judge Browns court today and was committed
for treatment to the state hospital at Napa. He
had been convicted OF arson
MARSHAL RoBBED-Oakland. Jan. ia
clever and daring pickpocket robbed Edward Ca
chain and diamond ring, used as a charm while
the peace officer was at the racetrack
IMPROVEMENT CLUB ADVANCES Alameda
jan 16.-The north side improvement club has
adopted a constitution and bylaws It's
membership is increasing rapidly and the club IS
now important factor in the civic affairs OF
the city.
WILL HONOR LINCOLN-Oakland. Jan. f6-
The German societies OF this city viii celebrate
the birthday Of Abraham Lincoln at Germania
hall on the evening OF February n There viii
English and musical numbers
GAS STOVE EXPLODES-Oakland, Jan. f6.--
leak in gas stove caused an explosion and
small IRE in the kitchen Of Mrs. GrombOnis
home. 1714 Tenth street. at O'Clock this morn
ing. A fire alarm was turned IN, but the blaze
was extinguished before the nremen reached the
scene.
TO WIDEN ENC1NAL AvENUE-Alameda
Jan. 16.-zAayor Z. n. Taylor has called meet
avenue between Regent street and Versailles
avenue Tuesday night to discuss plan for
widening Encinal avenue by forming an assess
ment district
SALE OF TIDELAND-Alamed Jan. ia
Marshal @. Harris. president Of the American
dredging company. and William f. CrockeF OF
Bertha Dunn IS acres OF tideland near the site
Of the new park and playground to be laid OUT
by the city 1t is said that the purchasers in
tend to erect Coney island resort.
ATTORNEYS ON COMMITTEES - Oakland
JAM 16--Ihe following committee have been
appointed By President NJ. G. Chapman OF the
Oakland bar association: Amendment OF the
law-John W. StetSon. 5. B. Mckee J. R. CIas-
cock; judieiary-W. II. Waste $. p Hall H. n.
Melvin; grievances-R. NJ Fitzgerald d. MIS-
banner. G.. E. Sne0k legal elucafion-W IN
Donahue, NJ 5 Hamilton, Traylor ". Bell:
rules OF superior court-George NJ shaw. r. II
Woolner. j. B. Richardson: admissions--Georae
W. Reed. Carl II. Abbott. Clarence Crowell
George B. Merrill. Mortimer Smith.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-17

$4,000
Semibusiness property on one of Oakland's close
in crosstown business streets; 90 feet 'front.'
age: substantial Improvements pay 5000 per
annum; adjoins land held at $500 per foot
Has fine future.
$4,000
-Four modern fats paying $1,000 per annum !;
never idle; corner within Minutes walk Of
city hall; getting more valuable every day.
Beautiful residence in Lower Piedmont; s large
sunny rooms, hardwood floors, mantels, BILL
lard rooms, sleeping veranda, art glass win
dows; go IT. frontage; garage; panoramic view;
near Key Route depot; an elegant home;
cheap.
Charming FruitTale home, 10 sunny !;
grounds S3x363; shrubbery. fruit trees, water
tank electric motor; convenient to s. p local
train service A country home in the city,
So, 500
Modern home, rooms; north side; of Oak
lands choicest close in residence streets; near
Telegraph avenue; surrounded by fine homes.
SO, 100
Bargain in flats, and rooms; modern; income
S420 per annum: north side; street work done;
convenient to Key Route station; always
rented
A snap Good house, rooms: newly painted /;
50x150; street work completes; barn. % feet
vacant; near car lines; good location. near
10th av.
Neat cottage. rooms; north side; near 22d st.
Key Route station
$1,000
bargain. New cottage, 8 rooms, bath; 35 feet
frontage; street work done; main car line;
LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE CO.,
1214-1216 Broadway, Oakland, Gal.
city Of 100000 population.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-17
BIRTHS

FREUDENBERG-In this city. January 13. 1909
TO the wife Of G. A. Freudenberg (nee Burnsl
son.
MARTIN-In this city, January T. I9O9 to the
wife of w. w. Martin (nee MeIvin), a
daughter.
PFARRER-In this city, January II, 1909. to
the wife of Charles Theo Pfarrer a son.
POCH-In this city, January IA, 1909, to the
wife of Charles Pooh, daughter.
QUIGG-In this city, to the wife OF f. Quigg
son.
RICHARDSON this city, December II, 1905
to the wife of James j.. Richardson (nee
Byrnes), daughter
SCHIECK-In this city, January TO- 1909 to
the wife of Carl A. Sehieck, daughter
STERNBERG-In this city, January 10, 1909. TO
daughter
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-17
REAL ESTATE
Oakland REAL EsTATE

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE
LOOK INTO THIS INVESTMENT
Pays II per cent net-and your principal an
10 year guaranteed lease.
Fully guaranteed and based the best
security. Can place from $500 to So 600,
and guarantee above income.
security-Units at $40 each in a story
and basement; mission style new building,
130x120, with l. 20x20, on a prominent
corner; only or blocks from the bank
ing and commercial center. Leased for
$500, 900. Your dividends win be mailed reg
ularly every three months.
The Central Bank Of Oakland is the de-
positary and trustee-all moneys are handled
by It.
This elegant inside income property will un-
doubtedly double in value, therefore your units
your principal are likewise constantly in
creasing in value.
This security is in the midst Of nearly
100000 population, including adjoining com
munities.
Building now being erected Until its COM
pletion units may be purchased, payable In
per cent net interest paid on CASH sub
scriptions on a limited number Of unit pur-
ehasers-until lease takes effect-guaran-
teed and paid by the said trustee-Central
Bank Of Oakland A gilt edged and large pay
ing investment for out of town investors.
going into the site and building, thus remoy-
ing every element of speculation
The building viii be one of the finest on
the coast and VIII embody every feature to
date, and It win compare favorably with those
in New York or Chicago
Names Of prominent local investors fur
nished.
Remittances may be made direct to the
trustee and depositary or to
Authorized Fiscal Agent
HOLCOMB REALTY CO.. INC.
investor of Capital)
BOG San Pablo av.
City of Oakland Cal
81, ,65O-Owner will sell on very easy terms new
up TO date bungalow; most artistic design:
homelike and built for comfort and conven.
ience; fine living room with hreplace 2 large
bedrooms; dining room, kitchen, bathroom with
porcelain lined tub, toilet, laundry pantry
street work finished: cement sidewalks sewer
gas, electricity; close TO cars. Room 2O6
1102 Broadway, Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-17
MARRIAGES

REITMANN--vON DER MEHDEN-In this civ
January 12 1909, by the Rev. j. Fuendeling
1edrich j. Reitmann and Anna Won der Me6
den, both of San Francisco.
SHAFFER-TISCHER-In this city, January
IA, l909 by the Rev. ]. Fuendeling Henry
D. Shaffer and Ernestine C. Fischer, both of
San Francisco.
WALTERMIRE--FULLE this city.
January Z, 1909, by the Rev Father Collins
Claude n. Waltermire and Rose A. Fullerton,
both of San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-17
cARn nr rnANKs

JOHNSTON-We herewith desire TO express
our heartfelt thanks TO the many friends who
extended so many evidences OF their heartfelt
and comforting sympathy, and beautiful floral
offerings. during our sad bereaVement-the
loss Of a loving son and brother
JOHN JOHNSTON and Family.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-17
cARD oF THANKs

BLAKE-We desire to express our heartfelt
thanks to our friends for their sympathy and
the beautiful floral offerings sent during our
late bereavement In the loss OF our dear
MR. and MRS JOHN T. BLAKE.
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CARn oF THANKS

ZOwASKY-The sons and daughters OF the
late Maria Zowasky herewith desire to ex-
press their heartfelt thanks to their many
friends for their kind sympathy and beautiful
floral offerings in their late DereaYement-the
loss OF loving mother.
sons and nArGHrERS
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-17
CARn a. THANKs

RULFFS-I herewith desire to thank the
many friends for the comforting words OF sym
pathy. and floral offerings. extended to me in
my late bereavement-the loss Of my dearly
beloved wife, Meta +. Rulfs.
p. H RUIFFS.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-17
CARD OF THANKS

YOST=I earnestly desire to thank my many
friends for their expressions Of sympathy. and
beautiful floral offerings, In my bereavement
in the death Of my wife.
JAMES Fl. YOST.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-17
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS

Birth marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted They must be handed In at
either of the publication offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence of persons author
lied to have the same published. Notices re-
stricted simply to the announcement OF the event
are published once in this column free of charge.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-17
FRUITyALE REAL ESTATE
S S S
BARGAINS IN FRUTTVALE HOMES

$3,250-New and modern cottage of 6
extra large rooms, BATH toilet, pantry
and large closets; elegantly inished; din
Ing room paneled with stein shelf; cove
ceilings, large front hall, basement lot
45x110; sunny side Of street; 3 blocks of
carlnes; terms
81, S50--New and strictly up to date cot
tage of rooms and bath beautifully I'm
ished and conveniently arranged; good
basement; lot 40x120; macadamized street,
cement walks; restricted locality; 2 blocks
of carlines: easy terms.
81, 1,S50-Cottage, rooms; lot 34x156;
high elevation; assortment of fruit trees,
chicken houses and run berry vines, ETC.;
l block of carline: terms $3.50 down and
balance $50 monthly, including interest Z
per cent net. Owner leaving town.
HOME INVESTMENT CO..
1922 Fruitvale ay. cor. Old County Road
5 S
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LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE CO.,
1214-1216 Broadway, Oakland, Gal.
A city of $4,000 population.
A. ]. SNYDER,
001 Broadway. Oakland.

A. J. SNYDER,
001 Broadway, Oakland
50, ,200-One Of the few remaining choice lots at
reasonable prices in Linda VISTA 40x1O6;
close to Oakland av.
EASY TERMS-New bungalow on Chestnut st.
near Both St; rooms and bath; cozy and
comfortable; large lot; good surround
ings If you pay $500 down better
see this at once. Price only So, 900.
81, ,ooo-Cash viii buy you modern home,
rooms and bath. with pantry. laundry, re-
ception hall. gas and electricity street
work and sidewalk complete; close to Key
Route and S. p. station and Grove st.
cars. Price 81 900.
81, GOA big snap in Santa Fe tract; 52x105;
surrounding lots held at from $40 to $45
per foot; right in the most likely develop
ment section.
50, ,0o0-Linda Vista corner lot, 33x120; with
good cottage well rented; an investment
or home; 81. 600 mortgage at 6 per cent
net can remain. See this and make
offer.
So, ,750-New and modern; small fats always
well rented; paying income $73s;
Grove ST., close to Key Route station.
Part cash will handle this
A. J. SNYDER,
901 Broadway, Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-17

ONLY $500 down for fine modern room cot
tage, close to car line: price 50 600: easy
monthly payments; street work complete; lot
30x100. D1-S2-21
Only $500 down for nice room modern cot
tage on a corner lot inside of 14th av.; 1
block TO cars; price 81 800; monthly payments
$50. DI-S210
Only $3.50 cash down for a new and modern =
room, story house, large lot, 50x100; cars
by the door; 10 minutes to Broadway; price
SO, ,200 $50 a month. D1-S312
Half cash for a modern house of large rooms
inside of 10th ST; lot 50x120; price So, $780,
very cheap. D1-S3-15
Near Telegraph av., inside Of ssth ST. Certainly
exceptional bargain; fine large house Of Z
rooms lot 50x125; cheap at 81 T50 D1-S4-15
Home TO be sold. Fine room house, l year old
situated in beautiful Linda Vista; handy to
cars; only $4,000; terms 81, 900 cash, balance
6 per cent net DISCO
LUTTRELL & CO.. 1907 Broadway.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-17
THE san FRANcIsco CALL. SUNDAY, JANUARY Il, 1909.
OAKLAND REAL EsTATE-centInuea

LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE CO.,
12141216 Broadway, Realty Syndicate Bldg.
(Bor "a years at 460-462 Sth ST.
Oakland Cal.