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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-08
ARDMORs BUYS SPARKLERS
SOCIETY WOMEN AND lABORING
MEN ATTRACTED BY JEWELRY
SALE.

If anyone had stopped in Walter G.
Deans last night where an auction
sale OF jewelry was going on, and
listened 10 the way Ardmore people
bid on two and three carat dia.
monds, there would be no further
necessity for saying that Ardmore
is poor city. Enough bids were
received on jewelry TO have com
pleted the fund of the Commercial
club gas company that is being or.
Ganized.
Mr.. Deans place was crowded at
both afternoon and evening auctions
with society people. laboring people.
business men and others, all eager
10 get n bargain in jewelry. The fea-
ture OF the evenings sale was the
disposal of some fine diamonds To
local parties.
Mr. Dean has had comfortable
seats arranged in his store and has
made things comfortable for those
who wish to attend the sale. Auc
tioneer Sam Martin is doing the
"spieling" stunt At last nights sale
several ladies were fortunate to be
presented with valuable souvenirs
Others will be given away at each
sale in the evenings. Mr.. Dean Is
preparing to remove TO Oklahoma
City. where he has another jewelry
store and some big bargains are he,
ing picked up here during the sale
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FIRST MONDAY WINNERS
AWARDS MADE IN DIFFERENT
cLASSES-WELL KNOWN IA.
DIES WERE JUDGES.

An unsuually large crowd attended
First Monday yesterday and a large
number of exhibits were made in the
various divisions.
Secretary VIII Sandford, was about
;hc busiest man on the grounds and
in addition to looking after the ar
rangement and exhibit OF the entries,
kept list OF all the winners. The
list is as follows:
Best sucking mule colt. G. NJ. Treat,
first; j. II. Cargo second.
Best brood mare, A. J. Maxwell
first; Jas. Cargo. second.
For draft horses there were but two
entries and the rules required that
three must enter. A ribbon was given
TO each. G. w. Bucholtz received one
blue ribbon and Il. l.. Scott, the red
For the best single driver w. X.
Hodges received the first prize Doc"
Coffey showed his red roam and was
awarded the second premium by the
judge but as he failed to make his
entry within the specified time was
disqualified.
The prizes awarded for the best
peck OF potatoes was awarded to New
comb Taylor, the second prize going
TO X. l.. Scott.
Best two boxes Of dewberries, first,
y. Taylor second, Smith Yates.
Largest stalk OF corn, w. X. He'd.
ges.
Largest stalk of cotton T.. A. VIII
son.
Largest variety of farm products, c.
X. Denton. first; ]. A. TNppet. second.
The following well known ladies
were judges OF farm and dairy and
other exhibits: Mesdames Hamilton,
Wa zen, Bradford, Madden. Kendall
Drtsow and Guillot.
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PERSONALS

G. c. Beck, OF Hugo. is among the
out of town business visitors today.
j. l.. Beckham, of Greenville, Tex,
Ia N the city on business this week.
Mrs. Will Sandford is entertaining
this week Mrs. John Lamar of Sui.
phur.
Miss Jessie Rennie. Of Tishomingo,
was in the city last night visiting with
friends.
Cecil b. Williams Of Abilene, Tex.
is here visiting with his mother and
brothers.
T. b. Elliott, OF Cleveland, Ohio.
is among the business visitors in the
city this week.
Miss Acheson, a teacher of the pub.
lie schools, left yesterday for her
home at Warrenberg, Mo.
Miss Fay Smith. teacher in the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-08
WOMAN AGAINST WOMAN"
SPLENDID COMPANY HOLDS THE
BOARDS AT AlRDMoRE ALL
WEEk-ToNiohT'S PLAY.

At the Ardomc last night the Met
ropolitan Stock Company made their
initial appearance in this city in a
good bill, "A Night in New York. A"
a farce comedy. on account of the
unexpected billing, the company was
enabled to arrive only in time to
put on something with a few props.
and were unable TO make arrange.
ments for anything but a quick
piece.
They made good, however, in every
sense of the word, in fact II didn't
take long to see that this Is a real
company of versatile actors. The
play last night was full of good clean
comedy and the individual members
of the company, three more of whom
will arrive today. including MISS
Wood. the leading lady. are all ca
pable artists.
The specialties are of the best
and one last night evoked much ap-
plause. II was a clog dance on roller
saktes, something new and difficult.
Tonight the company will presen,
an unusually strong bill. and one
never seen here at popular prices
woman Against Woman" A large
crowd was out last night, and a
much larger one will be on hand
this evening.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-08
FREE LABOR BUtEAU.
Filled Two Thosuand Five Hundred
Positions During Year.

Guthrie, June Under the direc.
tion OF the state labor department,
the Free Labor Bureau at Oklahoma
City with Il. w. Vance as superin.
tendent, has done great work during
the past year. Two thousand five
hundred positions has been filled
through this office and two thousand
and five hundred men, who were out
OF employment. have found Jobs be
cause the state OF Oklahoma recog
nized the importance OF the State La
Dor Department This bureau not only
aids the laborers but is equally as ad-
vantageous to the employers. During
the past month three hundred and fif-
ty position have been filled through
this office.
The street address Of Mr.. Vance Is
4l0 Culbertson Building, Oklahoma
City.
So marked has been the success OF
this office. that beginning July the
first. a branch office will be operated
at Muskogee with Tom Wiley, a un-
ion carpenter, acting as superintend-
ent.
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The GAS COMMITTEE IS
WORKING HARD; HELP Them
NEARLY $4,000 or AMOUNT NEc.
EsSARY HAS BEEN PLEDGED
MORE NEEDED.

The gas company started on
again this morning to secure sub.
scrbcrs to the fund for the Com.
mercial club gas company that is in
process of organization
The committee Is having fair sue.
cess. but not as good as they have
right to expect. and while they
have been met dh lots OF obsta
cles they are in no manner discour
aged. but expect to have the entire
amount necessary in a short time.
There are number who have so
promised TO subscribe 10 the fund,
but as yet have not done so. wait.
ing doubtless until thy are ap.
preached with the list This is not
necessary and these Same gentlemen
spirited citizens by waiting for moth.
ing. or for some one 30 see them
individually. Just go 10 one of the
committee and put down your name
and the amount that Is 20 be sub.
scribed.
This is an Ardmorc enterprise
II Is not something started for the
bcnfit of some individual or set oi
men. 1t means the life Of Ardmorc
The Ardmoreite believes implicitly
in this thing and knows that every
property owner in the city should
become subscriber 10 the fund. II
will mean large returns. II by tn,
latter part Of this week there Is
not a large part of tho money IL
sight this paper is going to indulg,
in some pretty plain talk. We hav,
found a way we believe. in lcttinl
the people know who are the publ,
spirited citizens Of this city and who
are the "tighwads" and human para
sites that, want to get the bencfi
OF some other mems work.
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OVER SIS, 1000 COLLECTED
BY RETAILERS kSSO 'CN
WELL KNOWN FIRM OF ATToR.
NEYs EMPLOYED TO HANDLE
ASSOCIATIONS ACCOUNTS.

Tho Retailers Association. the liv.
est bunch in the city are making
things hum these days and applica-
tions are made daily for membership.
some 10 get the advantages offered
by being members. others to get on
the list for the refund fare proposi
tion, which is proving to be a trade
bringer that has exceeded the expccta
tions of the most sanguine.
The secretary has returned fares
on nearly every town within a radius
of forty miles of Ardmorc and there
is talk OF extending the distance limit
In most every case the parties who do
the trading with the merchants agree.
ing to refund fares have traded way
over the SIS limit. some OF them as
high as s75 and 500.
The association is getting some
benefits in the shape of protection
from givers of insufficient fund
checks and others who like to give the
merchant the worst OF the deal.
The association has employed
Messrs. McNcal 4 Allen to handle the
accounts OF the association and these
hustling and enterprising young men
are going to make an effort to put
a stop to some of the questonabl,
and almost criminal methods of som,
of the people who deal with members
I. the association.
tIom figures given by the secrevar,
Of the retailers II has been founC
that over $4,000 has been collecte,
from accounts which had been consid
cred doubtful. and in some cases
worthless.
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Fought no Franchise.

c. l.. Anderson, cashier OF the
First National Bank. called at the
Ardmoreite Office today to request
us 10 make correction in the
write.up of the Ardmore Traction
Company appearing in Sundays pa
per. Mr.. Anderson says the portion
of the write-up which stated that
his bank fought the street car fran.
chise IL wrong, that his bank fought
no franchise in the history OF the
city.
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Games Games Games
SHIPPED REMAINS FROM FRANCE
Brother Of Former Well Known Ard
more Woman Buried at Gainesville

This afternoon the remains of
Daniel Cohen. a brother of Mrs. Max
Munzesheimer of Marietta and for
mer well known resident OF this
city, passed through here on their
way TO Gainesville, where the fu-
neral services will be held this even
ing. Mr.. Cohen died at Mentone,
France, and the body was brought
back here for burial.
Max Westheimer and Sam Darby
of this city, together with Leo Kuhn,
VIM. Fchwarz, Clem Heninger and
Max Hirsh of Gainesville will act
as pail bearers.
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The RACE WINNERS IN
YESTERDAYS EVENTS
THE FIRST MONDAY AFFAIR
BROUGHT OUT SOME GOOD
HoRsEs-sPoRT LIVELY.

Those who attended the races at
the fair grounds yesterday were
treated to some fine sport. the en-.
tries being good ones and the diff.
fcrent events being well run.
One of the features OF the after
noon was a half mile dash for run.
ners in which there were eight start.
crs. This furnished much excitement
and interest for the big crowd. The
winner was Ernest Key on Chain
Lightning. with Jesse Brown on
Speak Easy second. and Bee Raggins
on Come Along third.
The first event was threc-minutc
trot. best two IN three halfmlc
heats. Three faced the barrier. Fan.
mic Mitchell. Frank Drcnnen and
Lawrence Lusy. The race went tu
Drennon with the best time of 1856
Ii.
The three minute pacing race
brought out two live ones. Prince
Shelton and Dan Wallace. The tai II
got dumped in this race and wal
lace won in straight heats. Time
l:3 Ii.
4 In the 2:20 pacing event Solomon
Maggie Ond Jones Reno were the
contestants and an extra heat haj
10 be run 10 award the purse. TIL,
first round was negotiated In l:19
the second in l:17 l-2, and vh'ct
was declared dead heat by tn,
judges. and the third and last IL
\ 1:l7 81. Solomon's Maggie won
The judges were Mr. Beard, start
or; ]. II. Spragins Tom Robsrt.i
J. II. Snyder and Buck Garrett.
PAY YOUR GAS BILL AND SAVE
THE DISCOUNT.
n
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INSURE with VIII Sanford & G
Attention, Pythlan Sisters.

Regular meeting Of the Pythian Sis
ters will be held tonight at O'Clock
at the X. Of p hall. Being meeting
for nominations OF officers a full at
tendance is expected.
HATTIE NORTH, NJ. r. C.
GRACE BERRY, X. of r. & c..
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LOS

This afternoon on Main street,
baby buggy lab robe with a.
worked on same. For reward return
to Mrs. j. o. Mullen.
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Mrs. Margaret Douglas has arrived
here from El Reno to visit her sons,
S. A. and Ash Douglas. and daugh.
ter. Mrs. w. Il. Wood.
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Mrs. Emma Farthing left this
afternoon for few days visit vita
her daughter, Mrs. W. III. Bingham,
at Tishomingo.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-08

II you have lost anything an Ard.
moreite Want Ad will find 1t for you.
Have you ever thought OF this?
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PAY YOUR GAS BILL AND SAVE
THE DISCOUNT.
ARDMORE HEAT & LIGHT CO.
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COMMITTED SUICIDE

BY flying against T. X Kearney's
screen doors. sc
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Phone 633 before ten o'clock II you
want your meat delivered for din.
ner. SO
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Pay Tom for the meats AMI he
will get to you quicker. Phone 633.
S.3
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See the non-explosive gas cook
stoves at
SO r. X. KEARNEY'S.
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See the direct action gas COO
stoves at
Sc T. X. KEARNEY'S.
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Use Ardmoreite Want Ada
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Use Ardmoreite Want Ads.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-02

is 1T WORTH DROPPING Us A POSTAL
ABOUT2
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LEGAL NOTICES

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
OF CALIFORNIA. IN AND FOR THE CITY
AND COUNTY OF SAN FRANCISCO.
ERNEST s. SIMPSON, plaintiff, VS.. all per-
sons claiming any interest in or lien upon the
real property herein described any part
thereof defendants.
summons-Action No. 1864. Dept No Z.
The People of the State Of California. to
all persons claiming any interest In, or lien
any part thereof, defendants, greeting:
You are hereby required TO appear and an
swer the complaint Of ERNEST S. SIMPSON,
plaintiff, filed with the clerk of the above
entitled court and city and county. within
three months after the first publication OF this
summons, and to set forth what interest or
Hen, II any, you have in or upon that certain
real property, or any part thereof, situated IN
the city and county OF San Francisco, state Of
lows:
Commencing at a point on the southwest
corner Of Duboce avenue and Castro street, in
the said city and county OF San Francisco, at
tne point OF intersection OF the southerly line
or Duboce avenue with the westerly line OF
Castro street, running thence westerly along
the said southerly line of Duboce avenue 81
feet inches, thence at right angle southerly
IVO rect, thence at right angle easterly o.
rect inches to the westerly line Of Castro
street, and thence northerly along the said
westerly line OF Castro street 100 feet to the
point or commencement.
You are hereby notified that, unless you 50
appear and answer, the plaintiff will apply
to the court for the relief demanded In the
plaintiff is the owner OF said property In fee
simple absolute; that his title to said property
be established and quieted: that the court
ascertain and determine all estates, rights,
titles, interests and claims in and TO said
property, and every part thereof, whether the
same be legal or equitable, present or future
vested or contingent, and whether the same
consist of mortgages or liens of any descrip
tion; that plaintiff recover his costs herein
and have such other and further relief may
be meet In the premises.
Witness my hand and the seal OF said court
this 4th day Of June. A. d. 1902
tseaD 81. /. MULCREvY, Clerk.
BY JAS. p. KANE Deputy Clerk.
The first publication of this summons was
made in the San Francisco Call newspaper or
the 18th day of June A. ID. 1909.
The following persons are said to claim az
interest in. or lien upon, said property adverse
TO plaintiff:
Arthur A. Smith. trustee, 1o1 Montgomery
St, San Francisco, Cal
w. d. Dunning trustee, 101 Montgomery ST.,
San Francisco. Cal.
Savings and Loan Society. corporation, 10l
Montgomery ST., San Francisco, Cal
Geo: F. Lyon, trustee, $50 Market St, Sar
Francisco, Cal.
Realty Improvement Company OF San Fran
cisco, 636 Market St, San Francisco, Cal
B0URDETTE & BACON.
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
l007911-13 Call bldg,
San Francisco, Cal.
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CITY REAL ESTATE
BALDWIN & HOWELL, s1s-s24 KEARNY ST.
BALDWIN & HOWELL, 31S-324 KEARNY ST.
Members of the S. f. Real Estate Board.

sla,ooo-Nets nearly s per cent per annum;
business property of stores and fats on
hne corner close to Suffer and Devisadero;
no mortgage; solid. clean cut invest
ment with no strings 1t; in center OF
fine district stores leased: fats always
rented There Is good money in this for
any one; mortgage could be arranged
il desired; no reasonable offer will be re-
fused; owner has reason for selling.
Where can you get better income? t4632)
Sic, 00O-Ellis st. corner; 50x10O with fine
sunny corner flats and house Of 10
rooms adjoining, in good renting dis
s1s.ooO-van Ness av., 5ox1oo. near Jackson;
superb site for apartments; best part OF
the avenue. (5114-15)
lS.50o-2 well built fats Of 6 rooms and bath
each: sunny side Of Golden Gate av.; Of
fered at cost; owner to leave city; must
s., oO0-25 feet double front: runs through to
street, Post near Larkin; only $500
foot; has sold for $500 and win sell
for that amount again. t5065)
$I,5OO-2 fats. Clay near Frederick; neat and
attractive on sunny side of street; nice
front garden; rents about $50. (5035)
81, 800 dandy little fats OF AS
and bath; best part of downtown
ton; stone steps and entrance; attract
lively built; light and high basement; 27:6
foot lot; always rents for $50 month.
S6.0oo-Right in the heart of great little
business center; Union st. corner near La
guna; must be sold; any reasonable offer
will be submitted; new bank mortgage OF
$500 can remain buy this. right spend pc
month, and the 81 500 profit is yours;
let us show you. (4S42)
S., 900 cash is all you require to purchase these
$500 fats; $4,000 mortgage can remain;
2 fats of 5-6 rooms and bath each. on
Geary St carline; well built; no ginger
bread work (5075)
So s00-Lake st. corner; % :6x100. (46TD
81, 750--Pays Is per cent; $50 a month; key
lot 27:6 'front.' alone worth 81. 600;
room house for commercial purposes.
s., 2oo-Bargain; East line of LIST av. boulevard;
26ta feet frontage; unequaled for home or
fats (464S)
81 .5oo--California, near 22d av. 30x10o.
81 350-22d av. near Lake, 25xl20. (4049)
81 .25o-Near Lombard and Steiner; 25x1oo.
(4ol6)
Send for our July list of property for sale.
FORECLOSURE SALE. FORECLOSURE SALE
FORECLOSURE SALE. FORECLOSURE SALE.
IS 900 will buy strictly modern. perfect condi-
tiop, 9 room residence; 2Jx137:6, Devisadero
and McAllister; don't miss this bargain.
7. e. HAYMAN, LIST Natl Bank Bldg.
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BALDWIN & HOWELL. s1ss24 Kearny st. ST.
RANK S. GRUMMON. go st. San Mstso-
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corNTRy pRoprRTy

COUNTRY PROPERTY
A beautiful country home, within so minutes
of San Francisco; rooms. bath. electric lights;
lot 54xfOT feet: situated In Burlngame; min
utes' walk from 8. p. station or minutes from
San Mateo electric road; will net 10 per cent
an investment; terms. $4,000. Box 1850, Call
office
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DRUG STOKES FoR SALE

-. 0o0--Fine store clean stock and good bust
ness IN san Francisco; also one st s. 800 So 600.
81 800, drug stores in Berkeley. San Jose
Pescsdero and IN Lake county. Humboldt county.
Sonoms county and others; also 2 splendid offer
in thriving town in oregon for So 500: II you
IRE looking for abusiness, or have one for sale
communicate with Us; over 50 years experience
IL The drug trade IN California
TIE r. A. Week REALTY COMPANY,
25IO Shattuck ave. Berkeley, Cal.
fiAE corner store with fixtures for delIcatessen
business already installed. about So 10 500
VIZ put good stock IN suitable for good
start the store rent I hare made very reason
sble. 80 thar one can make a good living good
stand for man and wife or small family: the
location D. good for SiJ daily business being
ou main cross street and corner in Oak
iano VIII not rpsi ron cent except for rent
inFestigsfe. See J.. o. DoBSoN. Builders ex-
rhsDqe. $50 18th st. Oakland
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SAN SrATEO REAL ESTATE


HAYWARD PARK HAYWARD PARK
HAYWARD PARK HAYWARD PARK
tSAN. MATEO)
WE WILL BUILD YOU A HOME III ONE
OF THE PRETTIEST SPOTS on THE.
PENINSULA AND YOU CAN PAY FOR THE
HOUSE AND. LOT ON EASY TERMS:
We viii build you this house in beautiful
Hayward park, directly next TO the Peninsula
hotel 1.-THE $500. 600 in7estmentl on a lot with
DOUBLE FRONTAGE AND ALL IMPROVE
MENTS COMPLETE You can employ your own
architect or use plans we have. had prepared
Whatever way. you employ you will most cer-
tainly make mistake -Four own hOme with
its flowers and gardens in the beautiful air apd
sunshine Of Hayward park, out OF the winds and
fogs Of the great city, yet within 80 MINUTES
BY TRAIN Of your place of business Low
Communication Your children tanned By the sun
with space TO breathe and play IN All OF this
for few hundred dollars cash-balance Is saw
ing your rent-that's all.
is IT WORTH DRoPPISG Us A POSTAL
ABOUT2
BALDWIN & HOWELL. S1s-S24 Ksarny st. ST.
FRANK. s. GRUMMON. 246 B st. San Matec
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FRUIT RANCH, near Winters, Solano county
2215 acres all in fruit: 16 acres In peaches. bal
ance in sprIcots only 40 rods from public school:
first class gasoline pumping plant, cost s., 400
are looking for good paying fruit ranch in a
good locality this Is the best we have for the
money; $6,T50
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noe AND CAT HOSPITAL

FINEST equipped animals boarded; ambulan'
furn.; special rates. 2371 Fulton: West s31
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MEXICAN and Texas timber colonizing land.
$50 900 acres pine and OAK. and hardvoods;
choice; well located for export; $3.50.
l64 900 pine, oak, ash. hardwood. So
zoe. 900 improved stock ranch and timber.
100. 900 acres irrigable land and stock $1.T5.
1000. 900 acres colonizing lands, soc up
Texas and Mexico, all size tracts and all
classes OF timber and stock ranches. Reports
sent: information at office. DAVIS BURN
HAM T04 Mills bldg. s. F.
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BUSINESS oHANcEs-contlnue4

SILLlES & MAGNUs. BUSINESS BROKERS,
JOS Market ST. near Taylor. room %.
Telephone Market 1909.
No CHARGE FOR LISTING BUSINESS.
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TO whom it may concern: Michael Conroy and
Edward Lsuer, copartpers doing business as
retail liquor dealers at 500 4th St, in city and
county of San Francisco, state OF California
have dissolved the copartnershp heretofore ex-
listing between them herein named Edward
Lauer continues the business. assumes all
debts and collects all outstanding accounts and
credits due payable to the undersigned in
connection with this partnership.
MICHAEL CONROY
EDWARD LATER
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(fst av.. and washington ST.

PREsIDIo TERRACE-PREsIDI TERRACE
PRESIDE TERRACE-PRESIDIO TERRACE
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BURLINGAME REAL ESTATE

BALDWIN & HOWELL. S1s-s24 Kearny St : T.
PRANK S. GRUNINION. 24s B st. San Matec