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A Card.

We, the undersigned, do hereby
agree to refund the money on a 60
cent bottle Of Greene's Warranted
Syrup Of Tar If it falls to cure your
cough or cold. We also guarantee a
25-cent bottle to prove satisfactory or
money refunded.
Bowditch & Webster. Jackson Rros
Kinsman Pharmacy, C. III. Beane
Arthur Tetreault, Chas. Ward A. ~
Willis r. Partridge, Gardiner 49,
John Coughlin,
Temple Pharmacy,
Augusta.
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Pomona Meetings.

Meetings of York County Pomona
Grange will be held as follows: Saco
River, Apr. %; Berwick, May 20;
South WATERFORD, June II; Cornish,
Aug II. Field day, John F. Hill, Sept
-; Beaver Dam, Sept. 80; Limington,
Oct. Is; Goodwin's Mills, Nov. 25;
Ogunquit, Dec. IS; Alfred, Jan. 6, 1910
The next meeting of Cumberland
county Pomona is advertised to be held
with Stroudwater Grange, April II, but
owing to illness in some Of the families
the work of the meeting will fall too
heavily upon a few members. so it
seems best for this Grange to entertain
at some future date. The executive
committee of Pomona has engaged
Harrington hall, Portland for the meet
ing April II. This hall is large enough
to afford an excellent opportunity for
degree work and an entertaining pro-
Knox Pomona Grange will meet with
South Hope Grange, South Hope, April
Is at 10 A. NJ Following is the pro-
gram: Address of welcome, Annie Es-
ancy; response, George Nash; song,
Grace Walker: story. Robert Simmons;
instrumental music Mrs. w w. Smith;
current events, r. S. Philbricl; story,
Henry Payson; duet, Mary Payson,
Jessie Young; recitation, Ada Lucas;
duet, Myrtle Mink, Mildred Packard;
recitation, Mary Gardiner; song Mrs
fora Mank: story, Fred Alexander;
i sic choir
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SOMERSET.
HARMONY.

Examination of teachers will be held
at the village schoolhouse on Friday.
this week.
Mertie and Iva Willis have gone to
Palmyra to teach.
The Easter concert of the SUNDAY
school last Sunday was we'll attended
and the little ones showed remarkable
talent. Music was furnished by
double quartet.
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Harmony Grange.

Harmony Grange next Saturday vii,
discuss the subject Of "Newsnano.s
Good Bad and Indifferent" and -
secret ballot will be taken On col,
ones opinion of the best paper in tla
State 'A7
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I suits to toilets suitable Il
elaborate wear.
| The fruit shades are her
gradatfons. the new browns
a very French idea, smoke
| der blues and excellent hacn
rose and mustard yellow, d
and the smooth texture Of n
and dyed linen are repreSs
showing.
EASTER WEDDNd
Easter brides are to be moa
and Directoire satin is the 4
this spring for the gown d.
great deal of lace is used aM
but the skirts are uSually
sometimes in tunic shape
Tapped effect or trimmed Vii
folds of the satin itself ri.
and put on in braiding design
The smartest bridal wells
three-quarter length. not con
the bottom of the skirt as us
mode. but reaching about ID
The bride belonging to a
family'has her veil of real lad
dred dollars being no unusual
for one of these adornmeu
maiden of more modest mean
content with tulle and she
herself with the idea that
times more becoming than The
SUMNER FROCK
The lingerie frocks are thin
made of plain or embrolda
null and swiss, cotton mar
cotton crepe are also used .
delightful summer costumes
models are in one piece or b
and waist joined by bands Of
brcidery insertion.
The newest idea Is to have
at the natural waistline In
running up in a decided
effect in the back.
Beside laces and embroidsf
galore. Soutache braiding Is
on all these frockS. especla9
fine cotton marquisette.
PONGEE SUITS
Very smart indeed are
suits of pongec and every U
is now being prepared for
bride contains at least one
usually take the form OF s.
princess or jumper dress w
the same material. The nal
ponSee is seen very freqtenll
very beautiful suits are ID i,
green, lavender or old blue
effective summer suits are
made. as was the case last
serge in both plain and SUI!
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BeIqrade Granne

Belgrade Grange met April 10 with
% members present. The final degrees
We're worked on one candidate. A
pountlful supper was served at recess
Ihe assistant lecturer is preparing a
very interesting program for April n
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Gold Dust
has countless uses

Look at your tooth
brush; look at your hair
brush, and your sponges
through a microscope.
You will send for more
Gold Dust in a hurry.
Gold Dust not only
cleans, but it steri1izes,
and you need a package
in every bathroom as
much as you do in every
kitchen, in every laundry
and in every pantry.
Make an inventory,
room by room, of the
things Gold Dust will
do for you and you will
md many new places
where you can Let the
$ s $;'?1::: |
do your Sl9|
work." @~Z !
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DOG FINDS LONG W
Taken to Louisiana, new
in Illinois

Champaign. ILL.,, Apl y,
bird dog, has the WIZ VI
Sadorus worshiping nl~ q
February his master ~. =.
gave him to a friend, W. =,
by box car to Baton ~.
The dog staggered lng \,
the other day with Dieu ~
starved appearance. <
whom the dog had peen ~
few weeks ago that
peared. ~. \
Horn says he can S'1'
rest of his days.
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The latest is the e ~
heel. and one fashloi'aa VII
SO far as to have tne M NJ
ing slippers beaded s ny
with miniature rhines'0
ing but original
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estate is left to his wife,
II. German.
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PALMYRA.

llHe horse OF j. II. Bedn, Detroit.
Charles Leavitt met with a painful
accident Sunday morning. While car
ing for a mare with q young colt the
1orse bit him, taking nearly half of
thumb from his left hand. DR..
1ou1son was summoned and it was
tlon oacessary to remove small por-
left-hanta bone. AS Mr.. Leavitt was
De OF greathe loss of the thumb will
ne being a plonvenience in his work,
cows and raisinrous farmer, keeping
nearly all the worRotatoes and doing
The teachers of thcrself
| ned Nv Supt. Norton Sn were exam
| village schools. The teaciday at the
signed as follows: Mrs. Carr. are as
Egypt Mrs. Nellie Leavitt, Weeks,
| MIS-. BERTHE Hanson, Hanson; re;
BESSIE Leavitt, Marsh; Miss Loden5.
NC a lister. South Union; Miss ",
Willis, Carr. I've
The interior of Palmyra Grange ha,
is undergoing a needed change. NJ
orange meetings have been held fl,
two weeks.
MISS Laura Gray returned SATURDAY
rom several weeks visit with relatives
In Monticello
ciI NlCHOlS was IN COrinna a
portion of last week.
Fernal Gray is working at HartIand
In the wooden mill /
MR. and Mrs. Bert Davis of Canaan
were recent guests at the home IF w
c. Pratt. w.
George Emery of Bangor was IN
town recently being called here by the
death of his uncle. H. B. Allen.
Longley Eldridge and family have
moved into the Grant Brooks place
Ing schools at the Gale began Mon
DAY with Miss Lottie Dunn of pom
broke as teacher
ST. Adams.
soUTH.-Mrs. Rainey Ward anil
niue son from Pittsfield is the guest
VI ner mother, Mrs. Lindley Magoon
Mr. and Mrs. George Marson we-a
callers In this vicinity Sunday.
Mrs. Ada Badger was in Corinn.
A@
All schools in town begin April 10
Harry Pratt has found a good bon,e
With Manson Taylor in PALMYRA HE
little brother John is with George A.
,lebee. 1Ap-
Miss Nora Clark has returned >,
lincoln. after visiting friends in ST
Adams.
SMITHFIELD.
Mrs. G. G. Dow is passing a few DAYS
nth her daughter. Mrs. vigue in Wa
arville.
Miss Christie Belle Finley of Paler-
10 is visiting Mrs. Louis Hardy.
A. T. Holmes put up his years SIM.
" OF Ice Monday. 1t is about IL in.
nes thick and of good quality.
MISS McEvoy is much better.
Mlldew spots may be removed bv a
fixture OF soap and powdered chalk.
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NORRIDGEWOcK.

Charles Worthley made a business
trip Saturday to Canaan.
E. J. Holway has returned home, af-
ter spending a few days in Boston.
Mrs. VIM. Wheeler and Miss Lila
Carr spent the day Saturday in Lewis
ton.
W. r. Whitney went to Emden Sat
ur9ay on business.
The jolly Glee Club met with Mr.. and
Mrs Charles futile Friday evening. A
pleasant evening was passed by all.
Mrs Mahala Mclntire is spending a
few days with relatives in Madison.
Dorothy Walton of Buxton is visit
ing her grandmother, Mrs. E. j. Hol-
way
The schools in town began Monday
April -.
Miss Clara Rogers of Lewiston is
visiting at her home here.
Harry Fall and MIR. Walton of Corn
vile We're recent guests at Charles Tut
ties.
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Mildew spots may be removed bv .
mixture Of soap and powdered chalk.
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RIPLEY.


Miss Lucy Sl1i1lings and Harry Gould
of Dexter were, married April 4 at the
brides home by Rev. Mr.. Carey Of
Dexter. They have the best wishes OF
q large circle of friends.
Mrs. Lucy Reese has gone to Boston.
Jennie Hersom is in Newport.
r. w. Felker has finished work at
his mill and will move back to Dexter
soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Skillings are In
town and will pass the summer al
Samuel Skillings.
Mrs. w. A. Dunlap and daughter are
at home from Waterville.
Harry Buzzell is working in Dexter
Leila Skillins of Harmony is visiting
in town.
Mrs. Gala Farrar was called to Dex-
ter last week by the death of her
mother, Mrs. Elias Moore.
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BLACKWELL.
Mrs. w. d. Moore passed several
days last week as the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Fred Pratt at Madison
Gardner Mason has recently pur-
chased a new potato planter.
Warren Swain of Skowhegan was in
this vicinity recently with several par
ties wishing to purchase farms.
Miss Alice Carl of Madison has been
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Malon
Mantor, the past week.
Mrs. Morris Moore passed Sunday
day and Monday in Waterville. Mon
day afternoon she attended meeting
of the Waterville Chapter D. "A. R., at
which the members of the Madison
Chapter were guests.
A very enjoyable evening was passed
at the Lakewood House, the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Spear, last Thurs
day evening, the occasion being the
marriage reception of Herbert l.. Spear
and wife, formerly Miss Gladys Noble,
and Walter E. Clark and wife, who
was Miss Nydia Noble. The marriage
ceremony took place on Saturday, April
8, the brides being sisters. The even
ing was pleasantly passed with music
and dancing. Refreshments of cake
and ices were served and the young
couples We're well remembered with
pretty and useful gifts from friends
and relatives
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CAM BRIDGE.

Mr.. and Mrs Alvin Hilton have re-
turned home from Jackman.
Florence Wilder visited in Sangerville
last week.
Guy Merrill Of st. Adams was in
town last week.
Mrs Ralph Bailey received the sad
news last week of the death at hos
pital in Biddeford of her mother, Mrs.
Fred Watson.
Mrs VIM. Folsom was in Dexter last
week.
Sanford Bailey has moved onto his
farm.
f. j. Hersey is expected home this
spring.
Mrs. Alice Shorey is in Harmony.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-30
Coast Breyities

MURDER SUSPECTS ARRESTED-Du Dunsmuir.
March 29.-Three officers from Oregon arrested
here last night George c. Mercatue. alias George
Macarthur, and John HUrseburger IN connection
with murder committed In Coos Bay county,
Oregon. last March
SPEAKER STANTON SERIOUSLY uE-Los
Angeles. March 2s--SPeaker Phiiip A. Stanton
OF the state assembly. who arrived home from
Sacramento Eaturday night. IS seriously i'll as a
result of MS strenuous lahOrs az the capital H7
is suffering from severe cold and general ex-
haustfon-
LUMBERMAN DROPS DEAD -Beln1gham.
Wash, March 29.-J- T. Potts. president OF the
Day Greek 1umber company o. Hamilton and
prominently Identified with the numbering inter
ests In the northwest. dropped dead this morn
Ing az his home in SetlrO- Oolley, Skagit county.
he was IS years Of age
DRIVES WITH DEAD woMAN-Be Bellinsham.
Wash Marcn 29--TheOd0re Maynard. wealthy
drove into town this morning with his wife. and
as be attempted 20 help her Out OF the carnage
folnd he had been riding with dead womaH-
She had died some time during the drive
LEAVES ESTATE TO EIEcE-saiinas. March
2o-The hcfDGraptic VIII OF the late Assembly
IL shows the estate 10 be worth less than 5000.
the bulk OF which Is left 70 bis niece. Ruth r.
Tart aged years. The VIII bears the dars
Of March 2S 1905. r. =. Seabala. deceased. a
law partner. was named executor.
CLUB NAMES OFFICERS -Petaluma. Narea
eo--The womens ciab OF Petalnma held It's
nuaI eleffi01 OF officers today. follows Presi-
r. r. Atwater; secretary Mrs H. r. Canpbells
treasurer. Miss Catherine Denmans corresponding
secretary. Mrs. j. l. DinWfddie: auditor. Mrs
George Ivzncovieh. Gfrecfors-Alrs- p T. Black
burn Miss n Denman. Miss G. Deum71. Miss
NJ Swesd. Mrs. J. L. Winans and Mrs C. Iouag.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-30
RuIIdfng Confrnefa

Chutes realty company with Pacific coustrnes
ton eompany-RemOving iron work. machinery.
scenic railway. etc. from old location fulton
street, 10 block bounded bT Fillmore. Eddys
Webster and Turk streets; S16f50
Daisy B. Horst with Stockholm & A1yn-T8
erect two story and attic frame building
lot 81. Presidi0 terrace: s14.481.
Andrew z. and Ella ?. Brown with n. Mullins
alterations and additions lovner 70 furnish
mantels, fixtures and shades for three story
frame building IN line OF Twenty third street.
100 z OF Guerrero. 25x114: s.. 0s7-
James CoyIe with Jacob a. Fiseher-Au work
Tor two story frame building in 5 line OF Sew
snteenth street. - w-of Noe. " . oy s5E
Gustav Lebold With C. J. Bassett-TO erect &
two story frame building IN n line Of Henry
street. 2Ts " OF Noe; s5.O60.
H. r. Hudson with Antonio Pordoa-Au wors
for two story and basement residence az NV
corner OF Seventeenth avenue and Lake street.
william n. 3leCormIck with Hugh E. Pym-.
All work for a three story frame building IN 3
line OF Twenty-fOuTth street.. 800 " OF Noe. "
80 By s IA; so. .s25.
Clif House corporation with Peterson Nelson
company. San Francisco rebuilding company.
Belknap-Thomas eomphny-Outside stascasass
door Of level basement. level grounds car
pentry; plastering. one seawan fence plumbing
for C1ir House: 81. .24O.
George W. Hooper with John Boller-stairs.
newelS, columns. rails. balusterS. wood veneer
for two story basement and attie frame build.
z 1sT:s by \ 1878: si.i25.
". J. and 7. J. Kennedy with Lemser Cadi<
gan-To erect three story and basemsnt dats az
NE corner OF Pacide and Hyde streets. 2o.ol1
By \ GO: S61T5.
Swelldorn suit and cloak shop with T. 4 ?
Emanuel-Plaster. woodwork. metal. glass. har'i-
ware. mirrors painting. ttRttng and finishing
for three story and basement class C binding
at 136-13s-14O-i42-l44 Grant avenue $3.50.
Mrs. Hartland Law with Calaghau & Manetta
-Lathing and plastering FOR building az Ne cor
ner OF Broadway and Van Ness avenue, l39 ~
y 1870; $15.575-
Babette Calm with 2. 3. Moore mil and lum%
Der eOmDany-Au work except sewerDg. plumb
ing and gas fitting. electric work. painfings
fInting etc. sor two story and basement frame
building at NE corner OF Washington and Baker
streets. T. 37.6 hy y 1e2-Sll. S20oo.
Cladding Mclean & Co with Thomas n DAYS
Sons-AlI WORK except lathing aud plastsring for
two story building in SE line Of Minna street.
331 NE OF Third and l95 Sc OF Mission. thence
along Sc line 0f Minna street sc By Sd
i60:1t4: $685.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-30
CARMEL REAL ESTATE

LIST OF properties for sale or rent write
PHILIP WILSON, Carmel By the Sea. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-30
CITY, REAL EsTATE
BALDWIN & HOWELL, S1S-324 KEARNY 81
BALDWIN & HOWELL. 31s-324 KEARNY 81

BALDWIN & HOWELL, 91s-324 KEARNY ST
BALDWIN & HOWELL, 51S-324 KEARNY ST.
Members of the S. F. Real Estate Board.
$50, ,000-Battery street corner; foundations on
lot will carry s-story building: the
demand for accommodations In this dis
trict exceeds the supply; size OF lot. SIX
1916; look into this. (44S9)
50, ,50o-Northeast marine view corner on Wash
sIdio Heights; lot 5oIl2S:s; few such
SIC, ,000-MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE; we'll ar
ranged house OF 10 and bath attic
and basement; lot 45xls7:6, with 20
feet In clear TO south; den, ETC.; COM
mands unequaled view OF bay and city !:
$4,000 bank mortgage remain if de-
sired; reasonable offer refused: interior
finish in rare woods; carpets 60 with
si4 oo0-One of the finest homes in Devissdepo
street; commands excellent marine
view; about 10 rooms and all latest con-
yeniences; large lot; loaded glass win
dows; beamed ceilings; hardwood finish
s11 ,Oo0-o'Farrell and Laguna: best renting dis
trict in the city; double frontage lot
mortgage OF SO, 900 can remain rents se5
month: 2 fats and dwelling (45S4)
S6,oo0-Cash nets nearly 20 per cent; store
and fats, near Pacific and Taylor; 8
story building leased TO one tenant
price $1,000. but you need only So, 600
mortgage OF $1,000 can. remain (4492l
So,ooo-z-slofy ana m basement .e residence Of
clubhouse used as studio; full sized lot.
S, ,2oo-Reduced from $3.50; dandy little res
idence of rooms and bath, close to
goth and Castro mortgage of 81 OoO can
remain with bank IL desired; 2 finished
rooms In basement; attic etc Assn
S3, 75o-Sunny side OF Baker. near Ne cAllistcr.
25x9T: excellent for fats. (45571
So, 40o-2S feet in Clay street near Powell.
just the location for fats; within easy
walking distance OF down town f44sll
$2.500-Fine for fats lot 25xfoO: on earl
near willard; this is 4 pickup for a
builder. (45S51
s.. 5000 foot lots on Suffer st. carij,e.
cheapest pieces in city; sewer water gas
electricity in; lots level and ready
for building. (zO50l
81 50O-North line of Clement near 25tb: a5x
100; no reasonable offer refused (4573l
s750-s50 cash, balance monthly; save meney
this way; 18th srenne and L.
Send for "our List Of property for sale.
BALDWIN & HOWELL. sls-se4 KEARNY ST.
SIS 600 cash. full price only 800, for new s
and room fats in the Ashbcry district: ex-
actiy like others selling for Sf2. 600: there Is a
financial for these fats being sacrificed
and must be sold this week; you will never
duplicate this bargain: they will rent for
1n- N -
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-30
EUCALYPTUS LAND


BEFORE you invest a dollar in land look I'D
what be done in eucalyptus. Call or write
and viii furnish YOU free complete au-
thentie information on eucalyptus fcrestra-
ton We are now planting 800 acres THE
SAN JOAQUIN EUCALYPTUS CO., 4S7 No
nzdnOek building
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-30
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE
pTrnuoNT ppopFRrv

PIEDMONT PROPERTY
Desirable lot. 39x110 feet. near Oakland Az.
car line and short distance from Piedmont sta
ton; near corner OF Howard and Mace ST. !;
for sale at sacrifice: similar sized lots IN same
block oelng held az $3.50 and upWard) VIII sell
this lot for 81 ,250 On terms as follows. $3.50
cash and balance in monthly payments OF SIS,
including interest. Owner box 444. Call Office.
San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-30
THE SAX FRANCISCO CALI. TUESDAY. MARCH 80 1909
PALMISTRY

AT the Grand, 945 Golden Gate opp. Jefer-
son square, front sunny apis Of Pa rooms,
bath. laundry, porch yard; from s25 UP: refs.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-30
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE
BERKELEY HOME FOR SALE

BERKELEY HOME FOR SALE
IL room house: In best residence district
OF Berkeley; on car line; house years old;
water. gas aud electricity; lot 60xl6O with
beautiful lawn; will sell for practically cost
See owner on premises. 2910 HIllegass ar.
Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-30

THE drm OF Webster & BroderIck has this day
been dissolved and neither the old firm Of
Webster & Br0derick nor George A. Webster
viii be responsible for any debts contracted By
Joseph A. Broderick. GEO. A WEBSTER
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-30

FOR sale-A handsome new room cottage sit
uated on north side Of Cedar St. between Mil
via and Henry. block from Bergman station
on Southern Pacific line: modern and up TO date
in every respect; lot 30x132.7; house 2Sx56:
all rooms large and well lighted. painted and
tiated; beamed ceiling In dining room; gas and
electricity; laundry and concrete basement
Price $500; terms. For fun particulars apply
to STANLEY E. BOND. with Harold HaTens
real estate. 2115 Shattuek av.. Berkeley.
BERKELEY residence for sale by owner; coo-
tains rooms. with room for 3 more in attic:
also room bungalow in rear, lot 5Ox145:
carline and convenient to trains. Address
box 30S5. Cal Office. berkeley.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE
YoU can own beautiful room bungalow Just
completed. in Mastfek Park. Alameda. By
making a small payment down, balance same
as rent: price sS-23o- WELLS BANGS. SOC
Chronicle building
SAN MATEO REAL ESTATE
ROOM bungalow in Redwood City: large lis-
ing room, paneled dining rDom; FOR rent OF
for sale: terms 70 snit. Box 50. Call office.
MARIN COUNTY REAL ESTATE
FOR bargains IN San Rafael aud Ros. Waller
properties see E E HoFF, COZ 4th ST.. San
exposure. Bog l259. Call ofaee.
ROSS VALLEY REAL ESTATE
FOE sale or rent-in Ross. Marin CO.. room
modern bungalow. open fireplace; large vsran-
Ia Particulars address box T15. Call Office.
CARMEL REAL ESTATE
LIST Of properties for sale or rent write
PHILIP WILSON, Carmel By the Sea. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-30
COUNTRY REAL EsTATE


COUNTRY REAL ESTATE DEALERS
WE CAN INCREASE
YOUR BUSINESS.
RAPID GROWTH
OF OUR BUSINESS
WARRANTS OUR MOVING
FROM 212 PACIFIC BUILDING
TO OFFICES 405-406-407
METROPOLIS BANK BUILDING
COR NEW MONTGOMERY AND MARKET
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
on AND AFTER MARCH 10Th
ADDRESS ALL COMMUNICATIONS THERE
PACIFIC REALTY
INFORMATION BUREAU.