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The Detroit times., 1909-07-08
PreserOe Frult SirupS And .Julces


out. Turn into a double cheese cloth
bag and drain over night Tho next
morning sterilize the bottles Return
the Juice 10 the clean preserving ket-
Tie over the fire ct come TO boil
and skim. Repeat Add the sugar
ana str until dissolved Let come to
the boiling point. skim and ripse the
bottles with a little alcohol. hl tnem
and cork. Put them into the steamer
or kettle OF hot water and boil them
30 minutes. Place on wire cooler
away from the draft TO cool
The only difference between syrups
and Juices is that in the strip more
sugar is used.
candied Cherries.
Choose large ripe, but not too
sour cherry. Morellas are good. BY
using one of the simple cherry pit
ters IL is very easy to remove the
stones, saving all the juices Weigh
cherries and an equal weight Of sugar.
Put layer each OF sugar and cherries
into & bowl cover and let stand sew
eral hours. Drain Put the juice IN
To porcelain lined kettle. bricg TO
the boring point. skim and add the
cherries. Simmer until the cherries
begin 10 look clear. Then drain on a
sieve sPfead al plates and set IN he
sun until they are dry on the
outside. Roll in gfanplatod sugar
and PVT away in parafin paper ia tin
boxes.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08
BY ALICE elTcHELL KIRK.

Fruit sirups and fruit juices are two
most desirable ways 10. the preserNa'
ton OF fruit. and Is most desirable
for delicious drinks, Sauces. lcos ald
ice cream Pineapples. h'rcies.
grapes. cUrrants. oranges. lenons.
raspberrios and strawberries may all
be used for this purpose. Re careful
OF too much boiling. as u destroys
the color and flavor of the fruit juices
or when made into syrup. Il keeps
well Tie entire year, and should be
made when fruits are seasonable and
reasonable I'm price.
One recipe will answer for all fruit
juices. and may be bottled with or
without sugar Currant juice mag be-
sterilized AMI canned without sugar
making the jelly at any season Of the
year.
Use sei.seallng bottles instead CT
cans.
The amout Of sugar. when used
for grape juice. cherries and plrms.
Is one-half pint To each quart OF
Juice Currants will require one pint
OF sugar 10 quart of juice Al
though grapes are not seasonahle at
the present time, | will give the re-
cipe for that. and this will answer for
all the given fruits as directed
Grape Juice.
Wash the grapes and pick them
from the stems. Put them into a pre-
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08
WHAT AN EXPERT
MILLINER HAS 20 SAY
BY CYNTHIA GREY.

Almost any woman can sew a
rosette anu Quill onto a hat" said
the teacher OF millinery as her class
finished some Wonderful summer
hats. but not eyere woman IS able
TO find the right spot for the rdsette
and the proper angle for the lQuiIl
That is the art OF the milliner.
When a woman has only a little
money. but a great deal OF time and
energy. what kind OF hat can she
make
This season she is unusually for
tunate." the milliner explained, "Ge
cause simple effects mark the best
styles and they are worked up IN
handsome. substantial materials
which tie beginner car handle easily
The practical woman will there
fore purchase blocked straw OF be-
coming shape and color. II may be
Il rough or smooth braid as she
prefers A. the same time she-Hiill
buy a velvet bandeau and a made
MP crown lining, and these she will
sew IN place before she adjusts the
trimming.
Ri bon trimmings are always m
the best taste for school girls, big and
little. Bows are tied AT almost all
counters where ribbons are sold
fhere Is no reason why the nome
mllincr should not avail herself OF
this skilled work BY a few clever
twists the professional maker Of bows
Will produce result which the mex
perienced can obtain only at the risk
OF a cgumpled ribbon
Ostrich feathers are mature and
luxuriant and bclOug properly to the
older women. Each season they take
ON a different curl or curve. which
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08

To avoid tearing muslin curtains
when passing a rod through their
hens, put thimble on the end of the
rod end it will run through easily
When ironing. have n cake OF lcuh-
dry soap handy If the iron does not
run smoothly. rub it lightly on the
soap
Wet shoes should be stuffed with
paper The paper will absorb tn
moisture and keep the shoes from be-.
coming hard.
Olives and English walnuts ground
together aud moistened with m2gon-
aise make a tasty picnic sandwich
Now that the apple has lost its test
iavor by cold storage. il may be made
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08
MARY ON MODES.

There is 4 persistent rumor OF The
return Of the pointed basque
The tendency to lenstheD the waist
line In front appears. ana T. Is prac-
ideally certain that ior fall The wais'
will % long
China SILK waists are too pretty
and scrviceable To fall into disuse. and
will be much worn during the su l.
mer and fall.
For coat and tailored suits white
serge has no rival in WOODEN goods,
for Il may be worn at any hour from
breakfast TO midnight
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08
Corn Starch Pudding.

One pint milk. three tablespoonfuls
cornstarCh. and whites Of two eggs
Beat the eggs 20 SIN froth. Dissolve
cOrnstarch in little Of the milk. stll
sugar into the rest Of the milk. place
over the fire in double boiler and sui,
constantly until the mixture is thick
Stir III the beaten eggs, remove from,
the file and flavor. Turn one.third OF
the above into bowl and mix with
1t two tablespoonfuls sugar Add a
few seeded raisifs II You like. Turu
into plain mold one-half oi the white
mixture then add the brown. then tn"
rest OF the white Serve cold with
sugar and cream.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08

with the following sauce, One cup
cream whipped stiff. one-half cup pow
dered sugar one egg white beaten.
one teaspoonful vanilla. and one tea
spoonful almond extract Ni - s.,
fully and serve very cold. Delicious
hot weather dessert
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08

Avoid giving your child TOYS with
sharp points or corners painted TOYS
toys with loose parts that might be
swallowed. or small objects which
might be swallowed or pushed into the
nose or ear.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08

Recent Improvements in machinery
for spinning asbestos have resulted in
the manufacture Of thread from the
mineral so fine that mile OF il
weighs but a pound and a half.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08

For sixteen years The name So
lada" has stood for the maximum II
Quality. purity and favor I'M blended
Ceyloh Teas. SO that the only thing
you need 10 look out for is the "Sa
lada' label on every package OF tea
you buy.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08
.YcldR> i BooH
Sailed Cucumbers.

Peel three cucumbers and cut length
wise in half-inch slices. salt and pei.
per. roll in cornmeal, dip In beaten
egg, then incrumbs. and fly in hot fat
until tender
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08
CHERRY TAPI0CA.


Soak one cup tapioca In two cups
cole water uuyil Wttel il 91-f
Cook IL half an hour with Juice from
pint Of canned cherries, add cherries.
and turn into mold. When cold serve
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08
In Society

The marriage OF John w. Flowers.
OF Detroit. and Miss Minnie Lee. II
Saginaw. was celebrated. Saturday, IA
The home OF the bride. The couple
will make their future home In de-
trOit
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08
WHAT WOMEN ARE DOING.

Miss Katherine Giles. OF New York.
is author of Gil es Cotton Report, which
is read in commercial circles every
where. and is said TO be right, while
the government report is wrong.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08

into an appetizing salad with onions.
Cut the two together in thin slices
and serve on lettuce leaves with oil
and vine gar.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08

The French army IS experimenting
with war automobiles carrying ma.
chine guns in revolving turrets
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08

Tests by French scientists seem 40
show that IL is a sixth sense that en-
ables bees 10 return To their hives
from as far away as two miles, the
insects depending upon neither sight
nor smell
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08
EXPERT TELLS HOW

serving kcttle-porcelain lined
crush little. adding just enough
water to prevent them from SticHiag.
Cover and heat slowly until he
grapes are soft and the Juices well
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08

the amateur must recognize and imi
tate.
A turban of yellow straw may
be quickly trimmed with a broad
black scquin band and two curved
quilts covered with sequins. Ii is
-decIdC1ly stylish and not necessarily
expensive; and IL Ia certainly for a
matrun, not for a maid.
Women OF any age may safely buy
hydranecds. They come in soft hues
which harmonic well with the fash
ionable spring cloths and silks. A hat
wreated around with these blossoms
may therefore be worn with several
different costumes. Lilacs, wistaria
and small button roses are equally
adaptable To the time. the place ami
the girl.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08

Scald six tomatoes, peel and place
on ice for two hours. Scoop out the
inside, dust with pepper and salt. and
fill with chopped cucumbers and chives
chopped very fine, MIXED with mayor
raise dressing. Serve on crisp lettuce
leaves.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08
PLAYTIME STORIES
PUPPYS DOLL.

1t really wasn't Puppy doll II was
Grace's very best one, Isabelle. One
afternoon when she and some other
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08

Miss Gertrude Hill. OF Detroit. 10
spending few weeks at st. CLAIR
Flats.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08

Mrs. Whtelaw Reid. wife of the
American ambassador To Great Britain.
has presented the REQ cross Guild
hospital Of San Mateo. cal. with Sl0,-
coo worth cf radium for use in sur
gical operations.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08

The marriage of Miss Rose Scbmitr.
daughter OF Mrs, Elizabeth Schmitt. II
No. 2ll Maple-st.. and Frank Julian
vas celebrated Wednesday morning In
81 Joseph's church. Both young peo-
PIE are well known on the east side.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08

For a July vegetable salad, cook unit!
boiling one cup water, One-fOurth cap
sugar, then add one-fourth box of gela-
tin soaked I'm one-half cup co,1
Put in small mods, two ard half
cups cold boiled vegetables cut I'm dice
pour in the liquid and when cold and
firm serve on lettuce with mayoh-
naise
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08

little girls were having a tea parti.
Puppy had come over from his hous"
and peeked in the open door to see
what they were doing.
The little girls usually asked him
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08

Caroline McGin. member of the
>,'n yersity Of Missouri has been APP
pointed by the Naples Fable associa-
lion for Promoting Scientific Research
b. Women as a scholar ca the asso-
cation.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08

Wash the grapes and pick them
from the stems. Put them into a pre-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-10

so acres choice fruit and vineyard land near
Fresno; 10 acres Of 1t in vineyard and orchard;
fine pumping plant; plenty OF water; house,
ETC.; Sill, 600.
$50 acres grain land. suitable for orchard or
vineyards; good orange land; adjoining proper
ties have pumping plants and plenty Of water;
a bargain; $35 per acre
1885 acre stock ranch, StanislauS county:
plenty of water; timber enough to pay for the
land; owner made fortune on this ranch; 81
per acre buys ii.
SIS, 0O0-General merchandise stock; doing a
profitable business In a very prosperous, grow
ing town, surrounded By a very productive
fruit country.
Above properties FOR SALE EXCLUSIVELY
by +. L. BARROW, manager OF Coast Car
rage Co., cor. 18th and Jackson sts., Oakland,
Cal
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-10

In the best residential section OF San Mateo
and Burlingame. adjoining San Mateo park, and
surrounded by properties that have made fortunes
Tor those who bought early.
Go down and see Central addition The at
tractive homes already built and the class OF
buyers guarantee its value and desirability, 5
minutes from Burlingame; electric cars pass the
tract every 10 minutes: no fog: fine macadamized
streets; sewer. water. gas. electricity and tee-
easy terms get OF electric ear at Peninsula av.
Send for our new illustrated folder OF Central
addition.
BALDWIN & HOWELL. s1s-s24 Kearny ST.. s. F.
FRANK $. GRUMMON. 24e b ST., San Matso.
THE BurIingame Building Co. offers for sale on
terms, 10 desirable parties. several very attrac-
tive bones situated in the best part OF the
Burlingame district. high rolling land.
These houses are most artistic in design and
porehes; large living rooms; paneled dining
rooms; open hreplaces; built-in sideboards and
book cases; sleeping pOrches etc. They rep
resent the highest attainment In home build
ing. combining the best in workmanship ma
terials and construction. Convenient to two
stations and also the electric ears; 25 min
utes from the city, tradesmen call and deliver
daily. VIII be ready for occupancy within
three weeks. including tinting, window shades.
garden paths. etc. Plans and specidca tons
can he seen on application TO F. ]. RODGERS
& CO.. 235 Montgomery ST.
REASONABLE-New. modern room house, ,
short blocks from Burlingame station; lot
5Ox15O. Inquire ODD villa Terrace, San Mateos
phone 399-
FOR sale cheap. or rent furnished-San Mateo
Park handsome 10 room villa. ] acre ground.
own water works: bearing fruit and ornamental
trees. flowers; barn Box 135. Burlingame.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
OLYMPIC SALT WATER COMPANY.
Location of principal place of business. 80 Clay
ST., city and county of San Francisco, state
OF California
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that at a meet
ing of the board of directors held June Is,
1909, an assessment of tne ISL dollar per share
was levied upon the capital stock of the eorpo-
ration, payable Immediately to the secretary of
the company at its office, 80 Clay ST., In the
city and county Of San Francisco, state Of Cali
fornia.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on.Tuesday, July 20, 1907 will be
delinquent and advertised for sale at public auc-
ton. and unless payment is made before will be
sold ON Friday, August 6, 1909, at the hour Of 3
O'Clock p. M, to pay the delinquent assessment.
together with costs of advertising and expense
of sale. CHAS. A GIBSON
Secretary Olympic Salt Water Company.
Office of company 90 Clay ST., in the city and
county OF San Francisco. state of California.
Dated in San Francisco. Cal. June 10. 1909.
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THE san FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, July TO- 1909

Notice is hereby given that at the meeting of
the board of directors OF the CALIFORNIA
GRANITE COMPANY. California corporation,
held on the 1st day of June, 1909 said board OF
directors passed a resolution that the principal
place of business of the said CALIFORNIA
GRANITE COMPANY be changed from San
Francisco, CAL. TO the town Of Rocklin, county
of Placer, state OF California;
And further notice is given that the owners
and holders Of more than two-thirds OF the CAPT
tai stock of said corporation. to wit: the whole
number of shares of said capital stock, have con-
sented in writing to said change;
And notice is further given that 1t Is the In
tention of the said CALIFORNIA GRANITE
COMPANY to change its place Of business from
said city OF San Francisco to said town Of Rock
lin in the county OF Placer, state of California.
Dated June l, 1909.
(Seal) CALIFORNIA GRANITE COMPANY.
By HsN. BERMIERI, President.
BY ADOLF PERM, Secretary.
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CITY REAL ESTATE
BALDWIN & HOWELL. s1s-324 KEARNY ST.
BALDWIN & HOWELL. 31S-324 KEARNY ST.
Members of the S. F. Real Estate Board.
Money to Loan on S. F. Real Estate.

Members of the S. F. Real Estate Board.
Money to Loan on S. F. Real Estate.
Sle,o00-Pays about per cent net: where can
you equal this? A corner in Suffer 81.
with 1925 feet street frontage; stores and
fats; 3 story building In first class condi-
ton; nothing better on the market. (4632)
Sl2, 3O0-Close to Suffer and Octavia; excellent
fats of rooms and bath each; full sized
lot; rents S12O a mouth: they are worth
Sis, 600 OF any ones money. (6056)
IS, 000-Income $1,00S year; fats Of $3.50
rooms and bath each; close to Pine and
Fillmore lot % feet double frontage.
through to street. (4901)
S1,I5o-Best buy in San Francisco; fine fats
Of 81 rooms and bath each on California
ST., not far from Devisadero; lot 30x100;
worth s4750; fats worth $4,000; this IS
an absolute bargain. (5i35)
$I,500-2 fats, O rooms and bath; sunny side Of
Clay st. near Broderick; attractively ar
ranged. (5035)
s6,T50-3 new fats OF rooms and bath each.
close 10 Caselh and Douglass St; full
size lot; rents S6I.50 per month. (3261l
SO, 300-2 new fats of As rooms and bath, close
to Larkin and Broadway: always good for
$50 a month; 27:6 foot lot. (4S99)
$5,750-House of rooms and bath for sale on
easy terms: close to Geary ST. cars, In
fine part of Richmond district. (1725)
S2,750-Rents $50 a month; key lot worth
$4,000; house OF rooms. used as laun-
dry; on Fillmore ST. carline. (4744l
S1,600L26th av. near West Clay; ready for
building; beautiful marine view; 25x120.
(4s12l
s1,5oo-California near 22d; 3ox1Oo
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THE Pacific Hebrew Orphan Asylum and Home
Society reports the following admissions IN the
orphanage of whole and half orphans from jan
uary 1, 1909 to June 30 1909. viz: George
Strom. aged years months; Martin Blank,
aged years months; Esther Ladar, aged II
years months: Hannah Ladar. aged years
months; Samuel Ladar aged years months;
Harry Friedman, aged years months;
Charles Drucker. aged years 10 months; hn-
Lando. aged years months; Rebecca Lando,
aged years months; Roy Smith, aged 10
years months; Vera Smith, aged years;
David Victor Zolat, nged IL years months;
Lillian Goldberg. aged years I month;
Blanche Ida Robinson. aged years 2 months;
Helen Helen. MSFsd Robinson aged month
ME Cage aged years months; Esther Gage.
aged 8 years months; Dora Nathan, aged
years months; Sydney Nathan. aged years
months
orphanage and Alfred Nuttall Nelson me-
mortal home of 500 Lake ST.. San Francisco.
has received the following orphan and half
orphan girls from January l to July !. 1909:
Marie Schmitt, z yrs. mos; Eustina Schmitt,
g yrs 8 mos; Louise Helen Sergeant 10 yrs;
Yquina verna Sergeant, II yrs. mos; Amy
Florence Lewis. 2 yrs. mos; Berdina Col
Inns. IL yrs. mos. Beatrice Collins. IL yrs;
Sadie Lindsay Wslner, yrs; Dorothy Ray
mand Smith, yrs. z mos; Charlotte Berg
Watkins. IL yrs 10 mos; Evelyn N. Swan
strom. IL yrs. mos; Marie Hess, l yr. 4
mos; Grace Ethel Johnson. yrs. 10 mos;
Theodore johnson. yrs; Teresa Centurionii
3 Stss Hloc's may IVtus US
mos; Louise Ries { yrs. l mo-. Caroline
schmitt yrs. 2 mos; Leah NJ. A. Krouse,
yrs mos; Ida Wilson, yrs. mos.
Arvilla L. Barnsdall, 10 yrs. mo.
ST. FRANCIS girls directory orphan asylum
hereby gives notice that the following orphans
and half orphans have been admitted to the
asylum from January !. 1909. TO July 1,
1909: William Joseph McCranney, aged yrs.
Ny wife Nellie, having left my bed and board,
I will not be responsible for any debts con-
tracted by her.
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MONEY TO LOAN

500. 900 at per cent, would consider building
loans $4,000 at per cent on downtown
improved property. ANY amount in sums of
S., 500 to $40. 600, both on improved or building
loans at per cent; must be giltedge. Also
we have large amount Of money for small
loans, either improved or building. on both
first and second mortgages. Come in and talk
the matter over with us; it will cost you moth
ing, and all information held strictly confden.
tial Your loan is not peddled around by u.s.
EDWARDS, BREWSTER s. CLOVER,
Rotunda, Mills building.
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SMALL RANCHES

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
10000 acre ranches on our beautiful San Mar
tin ranch, south Of San Jose; improved or unin-
ETC.; this Is one Of the ideal locations IN Santa
Clara valley; only rs miles from San Francisco;
price 800 per acre; monthly payments OF s14.14.
Including interest IL desired; II you are looking
for beautiful place to build up home and
where you win get good returns out OF the land,
let Us show you over our ranch.
c. NJ. WOOSTER CO.. 7O2 Market St
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list av. and washington st. }

The number of purchasers who have bought
lots in this beautiful tract and the many at
tractive homes built there proclaim the advan-
tages and desirabiliy OF the property better than
would any advertisement could write. What
we particularly wish TO impress upon you Is that
when you build your home in the terrace you
know positively that no Objectionable surround
ings can be erected near you-that Is absolutely
guaranteed to each purchaser. 1t bars fats
apartments, stores, stables. biilboards overhead
wires, etc. And Preside terrace property is the
most reasonable Of any similar residence property
In the city.
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We have go acres. in Sonoma county; 20 acres
In hay and garden; 6hcres orchard, mostly peach
trees story house OF rooms; good barn and
other buildings; horses, cow, farming tools
etc.; there Is enough timber On the place to pay
for Ii; only $40 per acre.
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50 FEET FOR s7.5ool


illustrated literature sent on request.
BALDWIN & HOWELL, s1s-s24 KEARNY ST.
THE Burlingame Building Co. offers for sale on
terms. TO desirable parties, several very attrac-
tive homes situated in the best part OF the
Burlingame district, on high, rolling land.
These houses are most artistic In design and
contain every modern convenience; broad
porches; large living roms; paneled dining
rooms; open freplaces: built-in sideboards and
book cases; sleeping porches, etc. They rep
resent the highest attainment in home build
ing combining the best in Workmanship
stations and also the electric cars % minutes
from city; tradesmen call and deliver daily;
will be ready for occupancy within three
weeks, including Uniting, window shades. gar
den paths, ETC.. Plans and specifications can
be seen on application to +. ]. RODGERS &
CO.. 235 Montgomery st.
W. ]. BOWLING & CO..
521 Valencia st. Phone Market 710e
Cheap building lots in Hartford st. near 18th
$3.50 cash~Modern high class room house,
with garage; near 18th and Castro sts.;
mortgage can remain; make offer.
S5.500-Store and room fiat; large attic and
stable; Mission near 10th; terms.
81 ,000--Fine building lots; Hill and Sanchez.
S. 600 cash. fats in Grove ST.; mortgage
81 ooo~Fne clear lear building lot; Natoma mr.. 18th.
81 200 cash-6 fats; central location; mortgage
$4,000; income ST. 40; snap
"a HOMES SOLD IN. 60 DAYS
Entire Block Sth and 9th avs, A and SITS
Being Built Upon With
Z and room dwellings. IS, 400
room dwellings,. ..........s...$4,IO0 TO 80, 100
room dwellings. "a, 200 to 81, 400
room cottages .........................S SO, 700
Store and 4 room fat. "a. 600
All on very easy terms.
Turk and Eddy st. cars pass the block.
McAliister Geary, 9th Av. and Clement st.
cars within 2 blocks
$500 cash. balance easy payments: room cot
tage; lot nas frontages: location Congress
St near Buena Vista; blocks from Masonic
av and Frederick St; house open for inspee-
ton Sunday from ! to 5. Address Owner r.
F. d. No. /. box 1885, Fruityale. Cal.
FORECLOSURE SALE FORECLOSURE SALE.
$4,000 viii bur strictly modern. perfect condi-
ton. 9 room residence: 25x1s7:6: Devisadero
and McAIlister: don't miss this bargain.
T. E. HAYMAN, list Natl Bank Bldg.
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FRUIT RANCH, near Winters, Solano county
225S acres, all in fruit; 10 acres in peaches bal
ance in apricots; only 40 rods from public school
first class gasoline pumping plant, cost s., 400;
average net crop returns 81. 200 per year; II you
good locality this Is the best we have for the
-0I a. NJ MoosTER { CO. 100 Market st.