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The San Francisco call., 1909-12-30
COLLUSION SHOWN
IN DIVORCE CASE
Andrew and Clarinda Nelson
Admit They Can Not Mix
Matrimony and Commerce


Gollusion was indicated. by the cam
did testimony of Andrew Nelson in his
suit for. divorce from CIarinda Nelson
in Judge Graham's court yesterday. and
the Judge intimated lie would probably
deny the plaintiffs petition. Nelson and
his wife were. Jointly interested in a.
sewing machine business. but finding
they could not successfully mix CONF
merce and matrlmony, decided that
they should he divorced.
Judge: Graham. has been appealed to
by the Wife cf Claude E.sFarsens, sales
man for the. Breuner., furniture COM
pany, for, aid in locating her. husband.
who disappeared December 5:
Eta Louise. Sackett filed suit yes.
.terday against her former husband
Henry. Eckley, to enjoin:-: him from
transferring property upon which she
relies for the payment of the. alimory.
With the decree of divorce she was
OF their child
divorces were granted yesterday as
follows:
BY Judge Mogan--siaria Theresa sartoris from:
Joseph Victor SartoFis. desertion
BY Judge cabaniss--G:harfes NJ. Walters from
Minnie Walters. 'desertion; Thomas ". Quinn
from Xnnie s. Quinn, desertion. =
. BY Judge Trontt-Ellen L. Sehiemann from
william Sehienann. cruelty
= Suits for divorce. were filed yester-:
day by:
Ben sokolor against Minnie sokoior, descr
. Ethel A. owen against Charles owen. willful
Victoria " Liebenberg against Frederick A..
EsteiIe c. worden against Theodore A. wor-
den desertion.
Jacob strun against Edith strum, desertion.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-30
STOCK BROKER MUIR
ASKS FOR PROBATION
His Clients May Be Reimbursed
for Their Losses

William A Muir, the stock broker
convicted of .embezzling s206 from J. Z.
Moulton, asked Judge Dunno yesterday
to admit him to probation, and the in
timation was given by his attorney,
j. J. Guilfoyle, that if Muir We're thus
dealt with he would reimburse those
of his clients who suffered loss by in
trusting their money to him. GuilfoyIe
said Muir could raise the necessary
money.
Judge Dunno said he would not make
the repayment of the claims con-
dition of the admission of Muir to pro-
baton, if he decided TO so act in the
case, but added that he thought the
money ought to be paid back
The case was put over to January
for decision on the petition.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-30
LATEST DRUG STORE
SUSPECT is RELEASED
James Kenney Declares He Can.
Prove AJibi

James Kenney, carpet layer. 1472
Golden Gate avenue, the latest drug
store bandit suspect. was released from
custody yesterday morning by order
of Captain Anderson.
Ia view of the different opinions ex-
pressed by those who gould identify
the bandit regarding Kenney, the po-
lice came to the conclusion that it
would be useless to hold him longer
Kenney firmly denies any knowledge
of the drug store ehoidups except from
reading about them in the papers. and
says that at any time the police want
he will be able to satisfy them that he
has a complete alibi.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-30
TEN YEARS OF
SCALP ERUPTION
Tiny Pinhead PimpIes Filled ard
Hurt Tremendously y Triec Every
thing in yain-His Daughters
Scalp was Crusted Both found
SIMPLY SURPRISING
CURE IN CUTlCURA

at is q great pleasure Tor me and I
consider it duty 70 inform you what
Cuticura has done for me AbouS
twelve years ago, 1 contracted an erup-
ton Of the scalp consisting OF small
pimples, about the size of a plnheaG.
which filed after few days with pus
and which hurt tremendously. / tried
everything. but IN vain. Finally, l
washed my head with sulphur and ap-
piled a carboIic ointment After few
davs the pimples disappeared. only TO
come back again in a week This |
suffered for ten years and then L saw
an advertisement in the paper OF the
wonderful cures by Cuticura | bought
a cake of Cuticura Soap. a box Of Cuti-
cura Ointment and bottle OF Cutlcura
Pills and after three weeks had used
only half the Soap and Ointment and
my head was as clean as ever before.
After the first application il was simply
surprising how it improved
my daughter used Cuticura Soap
and Ointment for scales on the scalp and
after having used them three times her
head was clear and the hair became "a
soft and fine as silk. Since then she
uses nothing but Cuticura Soap for
shampooing
In consequences % my having used
Cuticura Soap for shampooing } 90
ticed that my hands which almost al
ways were cracked from handling IN
white and velvety. Formerly I used
glycerine. but one nights Treatment
with Cuticura Soap and Ointment does
more for nv hands than a weeks treat
ment with glycerine. I hope all suf-
fering people will at least try the Cuti-
cura Remedies. Herman Becker. Ei-
field. Wis. November 3. 1908.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-30
CONCERT AT OPENING OF
KOHLER & CHASE HALL
Public Invited to Inspect Hand
some New Building

Invitations have been issued by the
management of the Kohler and Chase
music house for the opening of their
handsome new building and recital
hall in O'Farrell street near Grant
avenue Saturday afternoon January I.
The entire building will be open for
the inspection OF visitors from . until
$50 o'clock Refreshments will be
served and a musical program will be
given by an orchestra under the direc-
tion Of Sir Henry Heyman.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-30

Millions OF women throughout The
world use Cuticura Soap and Ointment
innammations. chafngs, pimples, black
heads. dandruf. dry. thin and falling
hair. sanative. antiseptic cleansing. and
for the toilet, bath and nursery.
Cuticura Remedes are sold throughout the world
Potter Drug Chem Corp. Sole Props. 135 coluuD-
bus Ave Boston. Mass az CuticuFa Booklet
mailed tree tells all you need 70 know about the
cause and treatment Of Diseases Of the Skin. Scalp
and HAIR.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-30

HELD ON MURDER CHARGE-wiuism Herges
former convict was held for trial by Police
Judge Weller yesterday charge OF muir
der for fatally stshbing George j. Pope De-
cember- , while Pope protecting Miss
Margaret Iouby from Herges insults
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-30
OBJECTION MADE TO
SITE FOR SCHOOL
Present Location of Washing
ton Irving Said to Be in
Every Way Undesirable
Protest Made to Board of Edu-
cation Will Be Referred to
the Supervisors

Miss Alice S. Griffith. president of the
Telegraph Hill neighborhood associa-
tion, and Miss Ashe, one of the promi-
nent workers of the organization, went
before the board of education yester-
day afternoon at the regular meeting,
to discuss the Washington Irving
school site Miss Griffith advocated a
plan to enlarge the present site by
the addition of property fronting on
Vallejo street. back of the school, in
order that the children might have an
adequate playground which might be
secluded from the many evil infiu-
ences of the district.
Miss Ashe elaborated upon the bad
surroundings of the school and sug
gested that the Washington Irving
school be closed and the children forced
to attend the Garfield and Lafayette
schools instead.
Director Hayden pointed out the fact
that the board had already asked for
an extension of property on the Wash
ington Irving site and Superintendent
Roncovieri suggested that the matter
be taken before the building commit
tee of the board of supervisors. Presi-
dent Bannerman promised the Tele-
graph hill workers the cooperation
of the board of education in the carry
ing out of the scheme.
In the other business of the meet
ing the extension of leave of absence
until April 1, 1910. was granted to Mrs.
S. Hoffman, janitress of the Pacific
Heights school.
The resignation of Elizabeth NJ. Vim
cent as a teacher of the department
was accepted.
The action of the building and
grounds committee of the board in ap-
pointing Martin A. Policy as janitor Of
the Portola;: school at a salary of SIS
a month was ratified.
This morning the candidates who
passed the recent civil service examina-
tions for teachers will take the oral
test to be held at the Office of the board
of education, corner of Pine and Larkin
streets.
The candidates are as follows:
Ashley, Bertha lKeegan, Mary e.
Balm, Anita J. fkerseIl, Isabel NJ.
Bell, Lille V. Lewis. Alice
Bertaga. Lillian c.: .lMacks. Jeanette A.
Burke, Mary A.: Msland Emma ". :.
Caswell. Annie f.. Mansfield, Elma NJ.
:Eooney Kathryn =. Meek, Agnes B. -
cowan, Mrs. Mary.A. Miller. Mary Aioyse
Derine. Clara y. j.. -. Mcconnell, Adelaide. e.
DittenhoefeF. Marion: 3. North, Mrs. D.. b.. :.
Bowling. Ethel - - Reid Mabel r,
Flanagan. Helen A. Scott. Hart Benton Jr.
Flanagan: Isabel r. STANDBY. Jessie N,
Grant, Martha G. -: Il Woelfel. Anna May
Hewitt Mary A.. Young, Mrs. Mary A..
Jones, Maude NJ -
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-30

should not be used, because it makes
the pain endure longer Lime water
is very soothing In effect and may be;
used both as a cleanser. If the wound
is soiled, and a lotion afterward
In the case of a burnt finger or
slight hurt in the face. the place may
be wiped over with lime water and
then some of the bandage muslin should
be wet and laid over the spot If the
burn is a severe one ii should be most
gently mopped with oil. poured on a
wad of absorbent cotton. OIL is par
ticularly soothing, for 1t keeps out the
air., and this is point that should
always be striven for In treating a
burn. Bicarbonate of soda does this.
wetting the spot first and binding on
the powder
When oil is used. the place haying.
been well moistened, cotton wet with
grease should be laid over and bound
on. If necessary. Simple vaseline is
equally good.
A Dainty Lamp Shade
pretty thing in lamp shades is a
frame covered first with pale pink
soft silk, mounted with a shade of
beautiful hand made Irish crochet This
is quite expensive and a very pretty
shade of good imitation filet lace can
be made at home at a small cost
The frame of this design is first
cred with pink and then the lace is cut
TO fit each section smoothly. The lower
edge is finished with shallow, round
scallops,s one to a section. and the
seams joining the sections are con-
cealed by a narrow white silk gimp
This trims the lower edge also, a fin
ish being given by Whits fringa.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-30
NEW SPEEDWElL
MOTOR CAR HERE
L. v. Lynch Receives the First
of the 1910 Seven Pas
senger Model
Shipment Will Be. on Exhibi-
ton at the Salesroom
Today
BY R. R. L'HoMMEDIEu

The latest 1910 models to reach the
city are the Speedwells. L. V Lynch
of the SpeedwelI company of Califor-
MIA unloaded shipment of three cars.
The models received were a seven pas
senger, five passenger and q baby
tonneau touring car The two last
have been seen here before. but the
seven passenger is the first that has
come to this city. The splendid i'm
preston which the other two made
when they arrived is more than ex-
celled by the seven passenger car,
which Is really beautiful vehicle.
There are so many good points about
the car that one has to see it to fully
appreciate them. The cars will be in
the salesroom today only. as they are
sold and will be delivered tomorrow.
LYNCH expects the seven passenger to
be one of his most favorite models this
year.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-30
First Aid Hints

Have Doctor Care for Serious Burns---
Any serious burn requires the care of
a physician, but until he comes some
simple remedy may alleviate suffering.
If the hurt is only a slight one home
care will often be sufficient.
In the case of burn cold water
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-30
Equipped With
Nobby Treads

with the drivers in San Francisco be-
cause they make the use of nonskfd-
ding chains unnecessary. thereby pre-
venting the wear and tear caused by
these devices.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-30

w. l.. Hughson wishes to announce
that n. Cowan. who has been with
Hughson & Merton for several years
and who recently received an attrac-
tive offer from a speedometor company.
has decided to remain in his present
position with the company.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-30

Maurice Rosenthal of this city has
received his 1910 Little Six Winton.
During the coming summer Rosenthal
will tour the entire state of California.
Oregon and Washington.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-30
NOTES OF THE AUTO

Morris Kind has just had the big
iinricksha wheels of his Oldsnobile
equipped with the new Diamond grip
tires
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-30
A FEW WORDS WITH tie
LADY OF Ae>HOIISE

See the page entitled What
Women Are Doing" in The Sun.
day Call. Sterling silver prizes are
awarded for recipes. as specified.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-30


-. legal fight for the
Studebakerx protection of its
Get kilograms dealers ar and l.. Gus us
~ E-M-F company
in support OF the claims against the
latter organization is evidenced by the
following telegram to Chester y.
Weaver, the local Studebaker represen-
tative, yesterday:
Instruct dealers to not be stam-
peded- The Studebakers' contract with
the EMF company is valid and unim-
paired. The EMF company can not
ship cars under our existing contract
We are pressing litigation TO support
our position and TO protect dealers and
customers and shall spare no expense
in doing So.
From the legal staff of the Stude-
bakers the following message IN part
came Yesterday to the local branch:
The Studebaker company has never
failed to pay for cars The claim tnat
the Studebaker company has failed to
take cars required by the contrscI IS
taken all the cars it is obliged TO take
and stands ready to take and pay for
ali such cars in the future.
Weaver said last night positlvely
that as vet there had been no dennlte
settlement of the controversy.
Il have been in constant communica-
tion with the home office ever since |
returned from my recent trip east,
said Weaver "and / can state positively
that no definite settlement of the dr.
ficulties has been made Ine Stude-
bakers contract with the EMF COM
pany is valid and subsisting obl1ga-
ton, equally binding on both parties,
and the .Studebakers will insist upon a
strict performance OF the tulnllment OF
the terms thereof
Charles 5. Howard of the Howard
automobile company. coast dlstIlDhtoI
So OF tne bulch anu -.
Howard Visits 0Ids, mas svng .a oi5 ~
rs after the interests
of the Los Angeles
branch. Howard was accompanied by
William Powers. a we'll known sales
man, who has been connected with the
San Francisco sales department. of that
that Powers will remain in the south
ern city for a month at least his sery-
ices there being urgently needed because as
of the unusual and early activity in the
sales of Buick automobiles.
r. f. Thompson, manager of the
San Francisco branch of the Michelin
So tire company, VINO
Thompson ON Is rs p'eSTsS ,'isi,ing ,r
Inspection Trip tbe shows and the
Michelin factory
partly taken to insure early and
prompt shipments of Michelin steel
studded anti-skid tires. which are be-
coming very popular on the coast
III. B. Varney has Just equipped the
rear wheels of his s-s6 Pierce-Arrew
--... with pair of
U...,.a xy,,h Morgan & Wright
hkh, Tr.ad. nohby tread tires.
These tires have
found great favor
with the drivers in San Francisco be-
cause they make the use of nonskid
ding chains unnecessary, thereby pre-
venting the wear and tear caused by
these devices.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-30
Howard Visits
Los Angeles

r. +. Thompson. manager of the
San Francisco branch of the Michelin
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-30

Charles s. Howard of the Howard
automobile company. coast distributor
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-30

" vi g POI U
Morgan & Wright
nohby tread tires.
These tires have
found great favor
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-30
Thompson ON
Inspection Trip

at Milltown. reports that his trip was
partly. taken to insure early and
prompt shipments of Michelin steel
studded anti-skid tires. which are be-
coming very popular on the coast
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-30

III. B. Varney has Just equipped the
rear wheels of his 6-s6 Pierce-Arrew
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-30

Millmen's union No. 423, at It's regu-
lar meeting Tuesday night, elected w.
II. Bemiss as its delegate to the state
building trades convention. The union
admitted three to membership by initi-
alton
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CITY REAL ESTATE
THOMAS E. HAYMAN.

1hOMAS E. Hal MAN.
Suite 1000 First Natl Bank Bldg.
Montgomery aud Post. Telephone Kearny 1703
S12,5 500 OF the finest. new and room fats.
at Washington and Hyde; owner forced TO
sell: make offer.
SCI .000-Rents s.. 200 per annum: high class
fats; Haight and Baker: these
are rented low; built entirely different
Ilo a bSidipg alone ne heghOOrn0Od
S11 .oo0-Half cash; rents Sl,620 per anRum !:
Market and 14th; new room fats;
this Is a bargain.
81. T00-CoTner near Broadway and Kearny
per annum.
slo,5ooamo4 high class 5 and 6 room fats at
22d and Dolores.
s9,5oo-s high class and room aats at 2sd
and Dolores
s450e cash full price only $4,000 for high
class room fats at Frederick and Cole;
5000 less than cost; new; forced sale.
81 .200-3 new fats: Union and Octav1a: snap.
s., POO good and room flats; 2Sx10O:
north side PIT Lobos; close in.
So ,500-Haf cash Of the finest ) and 6
room fats; 9Th av. and Lake; can't dupli-
cate them less than So. goo: be quick
$780, new and room fats; Waller and
IS. Ooo-HaIf cash: nearly new and room
fats; California and Baker.
$1,000 eash-3 new room fats; north side
near Clay & pevisadero: reduced 10
$4,000; cost 800.
Sc, 200-Half cash: 0'Farrell and Steiner: ex-
eellent IA room house; hardwood floors; .
frontages: worth 5000.
SIS, 250-Half cash; new room fats; Vslen-
cia and 10Th: rents low at 81 200; re-
Gently refused s11 600.
$4,000 Cash-G room fats: rents 81 100
per snnum price reduced to SIG 500 ;
Devissdero and Eddy.
IS, 600 Cash-Powell and Jackson: store and .
q room flats: new; price only $4,000.
CLAYTON: cost $1,000; owner must sen
at once.
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LEGAL NOTICES
RowARDENNAN IMPROVEMENT CO.

RowARDENNAN IMPROVEMENT CO.
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO CHANGE PRIN-
CIPAL PLACE OF BUSINESS.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that in pursu-
anee 10 the written consent Of the holders Of
more than two-thiTds t2-3l of the issued capital
stock OF the RowardeBnan Improvement Co. a
corporation created under the laws of the state
of California. which said written consent has
been obtained and filed in the office OF said
corporation. il is the intention Of said corpora
ton 10 remove and change its principal place OF
business from the city and county of San Fran
cisco, state Of California, 10 the city of Santa
Cruz county OF Santa Cruz state OF California.
said removal or change to take effect on the
10th day of September A. ID. 1909.
R0WARDENNAN IMPROVEMENT Co.
Dated. By II. t. ANDERSON. Secretary.
NOTICE TO publicity WIFE Mrs. II. J. Arm
old having left my bed and board / win not
be responsible for any bills contracted by her
after this date, August 3, 1909.
H T. ARNOLD
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SOL GETZ & Sons REAL ESTATE DEALERS
Room S2s Chronicle Bldg.
$50 to $4Oo-cheapest lots in this city. Ocean
view. Lakeview and near Parkside So monthly
$3.50 to sseo-Richmond Heights. Superb
view of park, ocean and spreckels lake. Easy
terms.
New residence lots on 18th ave.. Richmond
work done; $40 monthly.
sunset lots-on sth. 9th and nth ayes,
and If SITS; graded. On installments.
$500 to $1,000 Choicest oceanside and
Boulevard lots Your own terms
sl.a5O-Lot 25x1oo and 4 room cottage, only
900 feet from Mission ST.; 500 down. $40
monthly. Don't miss this bargain and good
chance to own home
oceanside branch Office cor. II ST. and 47th
ave. Open daily and sundays
soI. GETz SONS. OWNERS AND DEALERS
Room 32S Chronicle Bldg.
s5.T5o-House of rms. and bath; reception
room. high basement, large closets; 8
mantels / coal. gas CRATES. sideboards
separate toilets, beamed ceiling, d. r. elec
push button throughout; every up to date
convenience; lAeiosed BACK porch. nne yard,
cement walk, bituminized street. mosaic
steps and landing: near Preside, Golden
Gate park. schools aud new high school
site: best ear service in city; night service:
splendid neighborheod: On eth av.. mr. B
St Cash or liberal mortgage.
SMITH, RUSSELL < CO.. Isl 9Th av.. NV
cor. California ST.
Phone Pacific A. OFFICE OPEN SUNDAY
RARE OPPORTUNITY - 1900; WORTH
DOUBLE: ELEGANT CORNER LOT, 90 FIT
FRONTAGE: STREET WORK DONE: Nc
ENERNEY TITLE: SITUATED ON CHURCH
ST. CLOSE IN; WORTH $4,000. IF SOLD
on TIME. PROPERTY LEVEL. READY TO
RIjILD No AGENTS NEED APPLY. OWN
Err lila MARKET ST. OPP. 7TH. CALL
$50 To r. NJ. TODAY ONLY.
For saie-Mod. home, 7 rms; sunny reas-; call
morning before p M. Owner, S31 Shrader st.
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MONEY TO LOAN


AAAAA CASH SALARIED LOANS
Do you need vacation and have not the
money TO sparef We are loaning all SALARIED
people strictly upon their plain note. without
fndorser or security You repay in weekly
or monthly payments to suit yourself
ENTIRELY NEW SYSTEM AND LOWEST
RATES IN THE CITY. GET OTHERS,
RATES, THEN SEE Us.
Your employer or friends never know Of any
transactions at our office.
LOANS STRICTLY TO SALARIED People
WESTERN LOAN co.
40s Call Bldg, Sd and Market SITS.
Open ss30 to p. m: also open Monday
Wednesday and Saturday evenings until D. m
TO THE PEOPLE
WE LOAN ALL SALARIED EMPLOYEES THE
SAME AS THE BANK LOAN EMPIOYERS
NEW LOAN COMPANY JUST Opened
ALL WE REQUIRE is THAT YOU ARE A
STEADY NOTTINGHAM ON sSAIARY -
NO INDoRSER: NO MORTGAGE; NO sEcIJR-
ITT. INTEREST RATES THAT WILL SfJIF
THE CUSTOMER. BORROW Now PAY LATER.
ALL BUSINESS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL
GREAT NORTHERN LOAN Co.
6i6 PHELAN BLDG. Market and o'FarrelI sta
DAILY HOURS, $50 TO 8 P. NJ Also Monday
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS
JILL 5 Q'GLQCBs
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SEEK AND YoU SHALL. FIND-A cure guaran-
teed for rheumatism. pain and disease regard
less Of name with sweet spirits and oil OF
eden fserial No. iO. 69s1. Address DR. JOHN
L. KELLETT, p. o. box 3T4. Oakland. Cal
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CITY REAL MANUFACTURERS

W. J. GUM & CO..
sd Montgomery St.
Safe Deposit building Ground floor.
We have many calls for furnished houses
You may be planning to make a trip. We can
get you first class tenant on long lease
W J. CHM 4
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WE have OS0 acres land, eco under cultivation
miles from town and railroad: the hest com
bined stock ranch and farm in California r4I1-
ming stream Of water; fenced and cross fenced,
price 10000 terms
II you are looking for farm Steck ar frsft
ranch at the right price call and see Us
McFAUL & EDWARDS. $50 Chroaicle bldg
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SMALL RANCHES
ANY SIZE

BEAUTIFUL SoNOMA VALLEY.
The beautiful 600 acre HYDE RANCH is now
offered in tracts OF any size.
Rich, level and rolling land at SIS acre.
Elegant rich lands with grand oak trees, SI00
to $125 an acre.
Choice orchard and vineyard sizes to $500 an
acre
Plenty of water.
Good for all kinds Of garden truck. orchards.
wa lnuts, etc.
Each piece a snap.
Write call for circulars
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

GOT no letters in june. Am in Frisco.-K.
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20 acres; cheap; good buildings; wood and water.
elevation. j 500 feet: also place Of 81 acres:
bargain, W. LANkSTEAD. 10 Caymus ST.,
Napa.
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S5.000-Ezsy terms: brand new 6 room bunga-
low finished with Veneered paneiing. hardwood
hOors and beamed ceilings. an elegant big
porch and stone front; plumbing extra dne:
located on the north side 0f SD 81. near Dover.
and only block 70 the station at south Berke-
lev. NJ. c. VAUGHN. owner.