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The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03

HEALY & GILLESPIE ia Market ST.
Room 2u2 Tel Douglas $50
S60.O0O-FillmOrc st. stores and offices: large
lot. 30 feet front: near Ellis: income 10
per cent, N permanent rents: the best
property offered today.
$50, 0OO-Aiiss0n St: Sc feet on Mission with I.
on 18th: income $3.50.
S3I, ,5OO-Fine transfer corner on Eddy St have
tenant for building that viii pay per
cent net.
SIS, 500 stores and rOoming house, leased
5000 per month net to owner: lot worth at
low value $4,000: release for same
rent; we know Of nothing better than
this; act quick
S14, 500-TIugo st: fats: will sell 5 sepa-
rate; fine income: make your own TERMS
owner leaving city.
S11 100, fats Page ST. near Lyon: sunny
side: these If you want to see some
thing nice but cheap: lot worth 5000
S7.j00-COrner on 18th; store. with living rooms
and fat above.
$G,2JO4i fats: eth and Point LObos avs: lot
35x12o income $50 per month; mortgage
s.. 800
81. 4.jOO-Duboce av. lot 30xSO: good for fats:
fine renting district close to Valencia
Sc, $3,600-Clayton 81. near Hayes. lot - 1.6N los:
all ready to build on; you Will have to
act quick this.
$4,0OO-I;ot Clayton St near Frederick: 25x
125. fine view
81, 50CL-I.ot on Grove st. close to Clayton: be
ing graded and put in shape TO build
VIII he worth $1,000 more in MONTHS
everything else sold in the block; can
have half mortgage.
EEALY & GILLESPIE. 7l4 Market st.
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$40, ,000-North side of Sacramento st. east of
Polk: spleDddy located building lot oyer
- feet front; choice location for apart
ments high class fats.
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LYDoN, EGAN & CO.,
2OI Lick Ruildfng.
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$9,o0o-Baker and Jackson: 9 very choice fats
OF and rooms and bath and recep-
tlon hall each; rents $50 per month; !;
very high class location, making this
splendid bargain, lot over 81 foot front.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03

S5, 5,600-Close TO Frederick and Ashbury; . coed
hats of and rooms and ba ath each; fin
lshed room in BASEMENT rents $50 per
month; sunny lot. % feet front; this Is
cheap.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03

HOUSE and lot 25xISs; 9 rooms. as Eureka
ct. near I'D; price S2,1Oo.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03

81 900 casb--Harrson St, near 9Th and oppo-
site Columbia Square; choice building lot
25x15 feet: balance 1,250, remain on
mortgage.
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l4,OOO-Near Clay and Buchanan sts.; modern
? story, basement and attic residence OF
~ rooms and baths; hardwood floors
throughout; good sized lot; mortgage
$1,000 can remain
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03

$9,OOO-o'FarrelI st. near Oetavia: residence. Z
rooms and bath. and cottage of rooms
on rear street; rents SO; lot 25x120 feet;
frontages.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03

ST, 800 esch-19th av., close to Lake: choice
leyel building lots. In district which is
rapidly advancing In price. These are the
cheapest lots for sale In the block and
very easy terms
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03

PENNSYLVANIA. MISSISSIPPI, 10TH
AND 20TH SITS.
Fine building lots $40 monthly pay
ments; ; blocks from Kentucky St and 1 block
from 18th ST. ears; sewer to be laid. See
these beautiful lots today. Agent ground
Sunday, 10Th and Pennsylvania.
OSCAR HEYMAN & BROTHER,
Il3 Montgomery ST.
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81, ,400-AIust he sold TO close an estate: 27tb
aY. near Point I.obos good level lot sure
to advance in value; 50x122.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03

LOTS IN RICHMOND.
EASY TERMS.
We have a branch office at sth av. and Cali
fornia St: open sundays; agent in attendance.
G. II. UMBSEN & CO.,
20 Montgomery st.
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l5tIltI loI OVtV17VI y F7'7l7CIrs I'7I
BALDWIN & HOWELL. s1s-a24 KEARNY ST.
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COTTAGES
So, ,T50--Alust be sold; make offer: can arrange
terms: Elizabeth St near Castro; attrac-
tive story and half cottage of 6 rooms
aud bath. with high basement; lot
25.Sx11t.
So S00--4th av.. | block sonth of park: neat
little cottage OF rooms built on the
rear OF lot: lot alone worth the money
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s6,300--4.ichmond flats; close in: 9th av near
Golden Gate rark; = good fats well built
and in perfect order: . and rooms and
bath each: rents S65 per month; 25x120
anxious to sell: make offer.
S5,3O0-Sharon st. close TO Market and 10th: .
good flats of 4 and rooms and bath
each; rents S4I per month, making safe
investment; 25x12J
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ROGERS & STONE CO. INC.
30 Montgomery ST. Phone Douglas 1850
Branch Office on the Tract. Phone Mission 1887
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80, tJ0-Corner on Noe ST.. close to Market i'm.
proved with attractive flats of rooms
and bath each; rents $72 80 per month:
sunny % foot lot.
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J. W. WRIGHT & CO.,
125 Sutter 81.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-26
May Select the chaperone.

The candidate receiving the largest number of votes during the entire contest in all of the districts wln be allowed to name the cnaperone who win thereby become the thiru member of the Sentinel-Record Tour-of- Europe party and her expenses will be paid the same as if she had won her honor in a separate district. The selection of the chaperone must be subject to the approval of the publisher of the Sentinel Record.
 It saould be understood, however, that the successful contestant having the highest number of votes in the entire contest. and who by having the highest number of votes has the right to select the chaperone, can not exercise her right to take the cash in lieu of the tour and also name the chaperone. In case the contestant who wins the right to select the chap eron elects to take the cash instead of the tour, the right of such selection descend to the next highest and so on.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-26
Scotland, England, France and Canada x Will be Visited on Delightful Vacation Trip Entirely
 Free of Cost A PERSONALLY CONDUCTED
 TOUR FOR SIX WEEKS
Mammoth Voting Contest Has Been naugurated by Which the Public Will Determine Who Will Be Our Guests Not Popularity Nor Beauty Contest But Strictly Competitive in Which Personal Efforts Win.

In gigantic popular voting contest which is inaugnrated with today's is. sue, the Sentinel-Record offers to the ladies of the City of Hot Springs and the State of Arkansas an opportunity of taking Forty-Day Tour of Eu. rope, free of any expense to them.
 For general scope and extreme elab- orateness this offer finds no parallel in the history of journalism. outside of the big metropolitan centers, and there is every reason to believe that by the time the contest is we'll under way it will have arrested the atten. tion and interest of this entire section of the country.
 This is not q beauty" nor 1pop. ular girl contest. It is a legitimate competitive voting contest in which work, personal effort and persever. anee will count more than beauty or popularity, though the latter is by nc means hindrance, The trips offered are ones Of such great attractiveness and extraordinary value, and are ones such as the ladies of s section have. no doubt, often longed for Ii is to be believed that the opportunity 10 secure one of these trips will be quickly and eagerly grasped by those who are eligible to compete.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-26
: THREE WOMEN TO MAKE A TOUR OF EUROPE
 AT THE EXPENSE OF THE SENTINEL-RECORD
FULL ITINERARY OF THE TRIP
 TO BE TAKEN BY CONTESTANTS
Departure
 Record Guests on Its Trip o Europe

the Cathedral of Notre Dame, the Boulevards, the worlds famous Grand Opera House, Einel Tower. famous art galleries. Palace de la Concorde, the Bourse. etc. Excursion by rail to the garden of Versailles.
 Friday, July 29--sIn Paris.
 Saturday, July 3o--In Paris
 Sunday, July 31--In Paris.
 Monday, August 1---Leaye Paris for Havre, one of the principal cities of France. Here an interesting sight will be unfolded to the view o the contestants in the arrival and depar- ture of steamships from and to all parts of the world. Sail by $. s. Pomeranian of the Allan Line of Montreal.
 Friday, August 12--Due to arrive at Montreal. Visit in Montreal, includin excursion to the famous shrine of St. Anne De Baupre Detailed informa' tion of the trip from Montreal to dot Springs will be announced later, and arrangements may be made, if the tourists so desire, for an additional ocean voyage south from Montreal and their return home via New Or leans.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-26
Some Exceptions.

If person has taken the Sentinel Record and stopped getting 1t reg ularly one dav before October 26. then subscribes and pays in advance one dollar or more during the contest-he is a new subscriber.
 When Two Papers are ordered to the same address, even though 1t IS a different name, the subscription is chased as old, unless both papers are paid in advance for $1.00 or more. This rule does not apply where the new party subscribing is a boarder or roomer at the place and not a mem Der of the family to which the paper is delivered regularly.
 Two Papers Will be delivered at the same place, only when both are paid in advance for one dollar or more. This does not apply in the case of boarder or roomer subscribing.
 A Second Subscription will count as new subscription. in rlle case of business man having the paper de- liyered at his residence and desiring tO have another copy come 10 us
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-26

puted from the accompanying sche- dule of votes.
 While old, as we'll as new sub scribers who repay their subscriptions are entitled to the special ballots ac- cording to the terms of the contest, it will be noted that thrice the number of votes given for old subscriptions are given for new subscriptions.
 Those who wish to nominate a fayorite or vote for a contestant al ready nominated should begin clip. ping the ballots today and continue doing so until the end of the contest The most substantial way in which 10 help contestant is to give her a payment on subscription to the sen tinel-Record.
 Any one who desires to enter shoulu send in her nomination at once. SC cure a subscription book and begin an active campaign for the attractive tour offered in her district.
 An early start is a prime factor foi success It enlists the greatest amount of enthusiasm and energy or the part of the contestants friends al the time when the field is cleanest foi the canvass and will produce the greatest results.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-26
PUBLIC TO MAKE DECISION
 AS TO THOSE WHO WILL GO
Question of Determining the Winners to be Put Squaely Up to the People of Hot Springs and Vicinity, and They will Decide Who Will be Our Guests -Baloting is Open to All and it Costs Nothing 10 Vote

tinel-Record the dreams of lifetime may be realized, and Mary, Queen Of Scotts, Henry VII, Marie Antoinette. Napoleon, Richelleu and other cele- brities will become more real rom having seen their homes, the towns and streets they loved, and tneir tombs. castles, churches, cathedrals, works of art---the greatest work of man and nature, will both be seen and enjoyed.
 From the arrival of the tourists in Scotland until they re-embark for Montreal, panorama will De con stantly unfolded to their vision and wealth or historical association, will hold their interest fascinated and spellbound While enjoying the per feet beauty of nature, the tourist wi.. also behold in fancy the great events of history with vividness as great as though of the living present.
 Though it has been an ardent desire of every lady in the land to take a trip to the old world, a realization of their desires has been possible to but the very few Through the offer of the Sentinel-Record 1t is now possible for any woman to realize her desire to take a trip to Europe. The Sentinel Record has placed the means within the reach of every woman in Hot Springs and arkansas and 1t is only necessary for them to meet the con ditions of the offer as printed else where in this issue.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-26
Conditions of Contest.

Any white woman resident of Ar. kansas of good chara ter between the ages of 16 and 45 may compete The tours will be awarded to the contestant in each district wno re ceives the greatest number of votes for her district, and to the chaperone The balloting will be by means of the nomination and single ballots clipped from the issues of dne Sen tinel-Record, and by special ballots is sued for payments on subscription from either old or new subscribers to the SentineiRecord, according to the accompanying schedule of votes. No special ballots win be issued for a less payment than one dollar.
 Combination between any contest ants is prohibited.
 The Contest Manager of the Sen. tineLRecord reserves the right to re iect any contestant, to make any changes or additions that may be necessary in the rules and conditions of nha contest al.a also to pass final Judgment upon any question that may arise.
 Votes once cast cannot be changed to count for another contestant.
 A contestant can not remove from one distriet to another and retaln the
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-26

Tuesday, July 5, 1o1o-Leave Hot Springs at 630 a. m., arriving in New York on Thursday at 7:30 a. m. Breakfast and dinner at one of the leading uptown hotels. Leave New York Pier 19, North River, foot of Warren street 5.30 D. m. Moon light ride on Long Island Sound, via Fall River Line for Boston. Supper on board steamer.
 Friday, July 8--Arrive in Boston 7:30 a. m. Breakfast at one of the leading hotels. Leave Boston about 10 a. m. by s. s. Laurenian of the Altar Line for Glasgow.
 Scotland.
 Monday, July 18-Due to arrive at Glasgow. H6re visits will be made to the old Cathedral, fine old public buildings, the worlds famous Fourth Bridge, St. Georges Square, the Parks, and places of quaint and his torical interest. Rail to Edinburgh.
 Tuesday, July 19--ln Edinburgh the capital of Scotland, and one of the most beautiful and interesting cities of Europe. Carriages will be proyid- ed for visiting the chief points of in- terest, including Cation Hall, Holy
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rood Palace. Monument of Sir Walter Scott, famous castles, etc.
 Wednesday, July 2o-ln Edinburgh. Thursday, July 2f--Travel via Car lisle and Midland Railway to London.
 England.
 Friday, July 22.---In London. Car riages will be provided on one day for visiting the many points of interest, including the Houses of Parliament, Westminster Abbey, St. Paul's Cathe- dray. British Museum, National Gal lery, Tower of London, the the Palace and the Parks Thames Embankment and other points of interest in and around the city.
 Saturday, July 2S.--In London.
 Sunday, July 24-In London.
 Monday, July 25--In London.
 Tuesday, July 26--In~ London.
 Wednesday, July 27-Day service via Newhaven. and Dieppe for Paris.
 France.
 Thursday, July 2e--In Paris. Car. riages will be provided on one day for visiting the principal interesting places and objects in and around the city, including the Inyalides, the tomb of Napoleon l, the Palace of Louvre,
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-26
MES THE ABOVE NUMBER OF VOTES WILL BE
 GIVEN FOR NEW SUBSCRIBERS.
votes to aer credit in the former dis

votes to aer credit in the former dis trict.
 No more than one hundred nom- ination ballots Q,0o0) votes may be cast any single day for any one con estant
 The returns at the close of the bal loting will be canvassed by commit tee of well known business and pro- fessional men of standing in the com munity
 No employe of the Sentinel-Record nor member Of his or her immediate family may become a contestant No promises or agreements, either written or verbal, made by agents. solicitors or canvassers beyond those published in the Sentinel-Record will be recognized.
 The Contest Manager reserves the right to withdraw the tour from any district where there are not two or more candidates competing.
 Membership in the tours is erans- feTable to any person acceptable 10 the publisher of the Sentinel-Record or winning candidates unable to make the tour may elect to receive S250 cash compensation in lieu thereof, if they so desire any time before the payment Of same has been made to Thomas Cook & Son.
 The contest beeins today and will lapse at 9 o'clock Monday evening, December f3.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-26
AN uNPAHALLELgp OFFER.

An offer unparalleled in magnitude and liberality by anything in the newspaper history of the United States, outside of the big metropol- Itan centers, is presented by this newspaper The Sentinel-Record will send three women on a six weeks tour of Europe, visiting Scotland, Eng land, France and Canada. and will pay all expenses for transportation, hotel bills, omnibus hire, transpor- taticn of baggage, porters. sight-see- ing carriages, and all other things necessary for thoroughly enjoyable trip.
 The party will saii from Boston on July s, 1910, on the s. s. Laurentian, of the Allan Line, and will be brought hack to Montreal 36 days later by S. S. Pomeranian of the Allan Line. Tue party will sail direct from Boston to Glasgow, Scotland, where they will be met by an experienced guide who will conduct them around 10 the places Of interest provided for in the itinerary, and look after the interests or the tourists until they are ready to em- bark for America The conductor of the tour has been selected for his knowledge and experience of condi- lions of travel. and for other business and social qualifit ations.
 The tour will be conducted by Thomas Cook Ss Son. of New York and London.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-26
BaIIotino Open to All.

Anyone who wants to vote may do so.
 For the purpose of voting the nomination ballots. may be clipped from the Sentinel-Reeod, or the spe- eial ballots for subscription paid may be used
 Either old or new subscribers are entitled to vote in this contest. and all are entitled to both the single and special nomination bgliots according 10 the conditions of the contest.
 Everybody in this section of the country is cordially invited to take part in the balloting. and 1t is be- lieved that before many days pass practically everybody in this territory will be enlisted in the cause of a fav- orite candidate.
 Those who have friends in the lists, and there will be few people, if any, who will not, should embrace the op- portunity the contest offers to secure the splendid prizes, especially as II win cost them nothing extra to do so. To the end that the candidates Of their choice may start off with an ex- celent vote and good chance of win ming. the Sentinel-Record would urge everybody to clip the nomination par lot from this issue of the paper-to- day--now -and send 1t in.
 The Sentinel-Record will offer the candidates every assistance possible in an impartial manner In the pros ecution of their campaigns for votes and subscribers.
 The office of the Contest Manager is in the business office of the Sen. l tinelRecord, where he may be seen at any time relative to matters concern ing the contest Anyone interested should call up the Contest Department by phone or write to the Contest Man ager of the .SentinelRecord, Hot Springs. Ark.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-26
Division of Districts.

In order to equalize competition the territory served by the Sentinel-Re- cord has been divided into two dis tricts, as follows:
 District One-All that portion lying south of Reserve avenue and east of Central avenue, including the east side of Central avenue
 District Two--All that portion lying west of Central avenue and extending north. taking in Central avenue on the west side mp to Reserve avenue and all the territory north of Reserve ave nue.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-26
Tour of Europe as Prizes.

The three tours which are to be given to the women of the City of Hot Springs and the State of Arkansas are the famous Cook tours, and are thor ouga in every respect. The firm of Thomas Cook & Son, of New YorA and London, has had 69 years experi- ence in furnishing world tours, and candidates and their friends compet- ing for the tours may rest assured that no finer tour for the length of time could be furnished than the tours which will be given as prizes by the Sentinel-Record under the director ship of Thomas Cook x Son.
 The territory of the Sentinel-Record has been divided into two districts from which the candidates will go.
 One from all that portion lying south of Reserve avenue and east of Central avenue, including the east side of Central avenue.
 The other all that portion lying west of Central avenue and extending north, taking in Central avenue on the west side up to Reserve avenue and all the territory north of Reserve avenue.
  be the chaperon wno will be chosen, subject to the approval of the publish. CT of the Sentinel-Record by the sue cessful candidate from the two dis tricts who secures the largest number of votes in the contest. The chaperon will have charge Of the tourists and will have all her expenses paid the same as the successful contestants.
 Candidates are not restricted to any territory in securing votes and may get votes from any part of the wide world. In the competition for the tours. candidates only compete against those entered in the same dis triet as themselves. This gives the candidate in each district an equal ad' vantage with the candidates living in other district
 Special Ballots for Subscriptions.
 The competition to determine who the three fortuna,4 women will be who go upon the tour will he decided by popular vote, the voting to be done by coupons clipped from each issue of the Sentincl-Record and by payments made upon subscriptions to the Sen tinel-Record. With every subscription thev secure they afe entitled to a special ballot for a certain number of votes. the number of votes depenoing upon the length of the subscriptions.
 In securing subscriptions from their friends and the public interested, the candidates do not charge those sub scribing anything extra to help their favorite candidate and for every cent that the people pay on subscriptions to the Sentinel-Record they therebS receive that much worth of news
 Of course. W ile the bull the bal loting will be done by the special pai' lots Issued for subscriptionsspaid the value of the single ballots appearing in each issue of the Sentinel-Record must not be forgotten; these may de' eide the contest at the finish.
 Ladies who contefJlate entering should start their campaigns for votes immediately An early start in con test of any kind Is a primo actor TOT success. It secures the exclusive ct, forts Of the candidates friends and cnlists the greatest amount of energy and enthusiasm at the time when the field Is cleanest for the canvas and Mill produce the greatest reauitsl
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-26
Definition Of New and of an Old
 Subscriber.

A New Subscriber Is a person or firm that was not getting fhe Sentinel Record by the week, month or year, when the contest started, from the regular carrier boys, or by mail.
 An Old Subscriber is a person who is or was getting the paper and pay. ing the boy by the week, every week from the regular carrier boys or by mall, when the contest started.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-26
ENTIRE STORY GREAT BEN nuR.

Who can forget the spell of enchant' ment that enables him to move and live among the men and scenes of nearly 2000 years ago? Nay, to come into contact with the earthly Christ himself without wrensh or conscious fort as he read the thrilling and 1eart-g iIping story of Ben iur." It is fountain that repays the oft dip ping of the pitcher. =
 The Ladies Aid society of the First Baptist church congratulate them. selves on having secured an ilh1strat- cd lecture whose theme will be Lew wallace's masterpiece. Over 200 slides will be used in depicting the famous scenes so that eloquent word will be touched by the glow of rich and splendid tinting. The evenings entertainment win also include col ored pictorial story of the Prodigal Son and strong list of Rams Horn cartoons. the latter also in eolors and skilfully referred to by the lecturer.
 AS the admission is only 25 cents standing space should be in demand for the occasion. The enterta inment will be given in the High SchoQ Audfs. sorium at 7:so o'clock on Tuesday
 evening. November 2 1909 K