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Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-02-13

its Immediate predecessors, such as
for instance the enactment of a local
option law regulating the liquor traf-
fic, a law to abolish the territorial
mounted police and a law to close up
the loop holes in the anti-gambling
law enacted two years ago, which is
provided for in a measure that has
already passed the House and which
prohibits card playing, pool or Billiards
in saloons or other public places for
drinks and cigars. In th,s group of
PROBABLE blue laws should also be in
cluded the Blattman bill compelling
drinkers Of intoxicating liquors to take
out Individual drinkers licenses.
All OF the bills passed up to the
present, and these are few. are of
purely local character and the others.
such as bills creating new counties,
are of lodal demand. What the legis-
lature may do during the coming week
no one can with accuracy predict, for
with tho suspension of the rules al
ways being in order in either house,
the calendar is apt to be turned wrong
side out, inverted, transposed, trans
formed and held for naught.
Plenty of Orators.
With the right of free speech exist
ing in both the House and the Council,
oratorieal fireworks are always in or
der. Those members who have been
aching for an opportunity to let loose
their tongues, were quick to take ad-
vantage of the chance afforded them
when the archaeological school bill
came up for consideration In the
House Representative Walters, Rob-
| erts, Baca, Sanchez and Baker took
turns in exercising their vocal powers
on the subject, while in the Council
| Messrs. Catron, Prince, Hanley and
Spiess highly entertained their col
leagues and the audience which pack
ed the Council chamber the day the
museum bill was gone over in commit
mhttee of the whole. However. th'
| Cbuncil has the edge on the House
when II comes to orators, for 1t num-
bers among its members four promi
lnent lawyers, an ex-governor. and Mr.
ETanley of Albuquerque, who is alwayI
on the Job when there Is any talking
to be done.
1t is more than PROBABLE that th'
Council will during the coming week
take action on several of the new
county bills which have passed tn
House. There are three of these, tn
Curry county bill, the Taft county bill
and the Bent county bill, all of whicl
! measures are in the hands of tn
Council committee ON counties an
county lines. The probable fate }
any of these bills is an uncertain
quantity Just now. although the advo
Gates of each bill are making asser
J tions that their respective bill wi
; pass. Two other new county bills ar
expected to be introduced during tn
{ coming week. These are the bill
/ create Artesia county and another
: create Pyramid county. Both will yer
) likely pass the House, but what tn
: Council will do with them Is que'
tion which cannot be answered no
J either way.
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CHICAGO OBSERVED DAY4

Chicago, Feb. l3.-Fftty pubHc
meetings the city filled with flags.
bunting and portraits Of Lincoln, the
show windows filled with Ciyll war
relics and mementos of Lincoln and
the streets crowded with marchers
and military bands This Is the spec
tacle Chicago presented yesterday on
the occasion of LincOln's birthday. At
the principal demonstration at the
auditorium Woodrow Wilson. presi-
chief orator
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FEED TREES TO CATTLE.

san Antonio. Feb. 13-The pro-
tracted drouth which has held Llano
county in its grasp since early fan
has reduced stocKmen to the eXtrem-
ity Of cutting leaf laden branches
from trees for feed for their starry
ing cattle. The grass has withered
and blown away, leaving the ranges
almost bare. Water is scarce and
cattle are dying
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MAKEs KNOX ELIGIBLE.

washington, d. c., Feb. 13.-By a
vote of to 8 the House committee
on election today agreed to report fa-
vorably the Gaines bill reducing the
salary of the secretary of state. thus
making Senator Knox eligible for a
position in Taft's cabinet. A min
GRITTY report will be presented.
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CURRY AND COMMITTEE
TALKED WITH BENERIDGE

washington. FEB. 13,-Govern0r
Curry and the statehood committee
today conferred with the Senate COM
mittee On territories. The conference
was presided over by senator Bever-
idge, who Is still against granting
statehood to New Mexico and Arizona
but who may be won over at the last
minute. Conference lasted an hour.
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THE PRESIDENT PLEASED.

Washington. ID. c., Feb. 13.-Pres-
ideRt Roosevelt and party arrived in
Washington at o'clock this after
noon on the return from the dedica-
tion of a memorial building at the
Lincoln farm. The president express
ed himself as much pleased with his
trim.
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FLEET MAY ARRIVE
BEFORE II IS DUE
Wireless Message States That IL l.
Closer Than Expected and is
Making Good Time.

New York. Feb. 13.-The wireless
message picked up by the station in
New York harbor yesterday from the
tender Yankton with the Atlantic bat
tleship fleet, is the first message re-
ceived from the fleet or any vessel
accompany it by a station on this side
of the continent since the fleet left
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THE GUESTS GOT OUT.

New York, Feb. 13.-Three hun-
dred guests OF the Algonquin hotel in
West 54th street, left their rooms in
their nightclothes early today and
sought safety in the hotel lobby when
smoke from a fire in the rear exten-
sions drifted into the building. The
extension. which was used as res
taurant. was destroyed but the hotel
escaped.
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NINE WE'RE DROWNED.

London Feb. IA dispatch re-
ceived by Loyds from Brest says that
the British steamer Forest Castle
foundered in the bay of Brest and
nine people were drowned.
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KING EDWARD Is HOME.

London Feb. liking Edward
and Queen Alexandra arrived at
London this afternoon from Berlin.
They were loudly cheered by big
crowd as they left the railway sta
ton.
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FOUND GUILTY OF MURDER.

Columbus, Miss, Feb. 1S-The jury
in the case OF c. II. Smith, who was
charged with the murder of f. A.
Laurent at Artesia. Miss, several
weeks ago. today brought in a YER
dict of first degree murder
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COnsldering the Held up % TINS time
it gives promise Of fewer laws. Wheth-
er or not they will be better laws re-
mains to be seen 1t has been sug-
gested that while the present legisla-
ture may enact fewer laws it may en-
act bluer laws than those enacted by
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WEATHER FORECAST

Denver, CoIo., Feb. I3.---Tonlshi snow
aad colder north portion; paTiIy cloudy
south portion. Saturday. snow nohh, fair
south, colder.
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TRAIN ARRIVALS

No. i--7.45 p. m. y
No a. $50 p. 4 /z\
No. 10. S. p. m kH\
No. s. 6.4o p. m. r.
No. o-IL4s P. m 2
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OAKLAND REAL. EsrArE-continued /
IAYMANCE REAL ESTATE CO.,
12l@-1218 Broadway. Oakland. Cal
(Formerly 400-462 Sth ST.

$4,000.
ness tloroughfares: fine location. supported by
splendid improvements income $2,160 per an
mum; half cash.
Four modsrn fats within minutes walk OF
city hall; income 81 200 per annum: never idle;
few such close in corners offered for sale In Oak
Pretty Piedmont bungalow; large, sunny
rooms; hardwood floors furnace; 55x125; scenic
side OF street; 80 minutes TO s. f.; $4,000 mort
gage can remain.
$1,000.
A bargain in choice close in apartment house
or residence site; 5ox1eo; park front and lake
view; convenient to main car lines and S. F.
local train service.
Beautiful Adams point residence; rooms.
ay; choice compact and convenient: part cash;
this Is cheap.
New, attractive STORY; rooms. iniaid noors,
car line; reduced from $4,000; $500 cash; choice
location; Upper Pied1 nc o6o
New bungalow; rooms. besned ceilings; so
feet frcntRse; street work done; panoramic view;
near main car line; s ss 9o cash
Pair modern Oats; near Telegraph sv. Key
Route station; and rooms; income s42o per
aHnun' 4oreo; north :. SIDE s:o
Good 2 story house, rooms; box16o; % feet
vacant; barn; good location, near 10th av.; a
bargain
S2.25o.
Modern cottage; rooms, bath; easy walk to
business center; minutes walk to S. F. local
train.
$1,000.
Good, plain cottage; 9 rooms; rents SIS; be-
tween Broadway and Market st.
LAYAfANCE REAL ESTATE CO..
lN4-1216 Broadway, Oakland Cal
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BIRTHS

BALKE-In this city. January L.. 1909. to the
wife Of John E. Bake. a daughter.
CHARMAK-In this city, December %, 1908.
to the wife Of Abe Charmak formerly Elsye
Calmann), daughter.
DUFFY-In this city. January Is 1909 TO the
wife OF Joseph P. Duffy (nee Sullivan, a son.
FOREMAN-In this city, January is, 1902 TO
the wife OF Joseph A. Foreman, daughter
FRIENDLICH-January 20. 1909, to the wife
OF Sam Friendlich (nee Schonfeld), son.
HAMBLY-In Berkeley, Cal. January 5. 1903.
TO the wife OF Harry B. Hambly, q
MERRY-In this city January 10, 1909 to
the wife of William A. Merry (nee Clark. a
son. (See Deaths
SMITH-In this city, January 20. 1909. 70 the
wife of Frank G. Smith, a son.
ToRPEY-In this city, January II, 1909, to
the wife Of Edward Fl. Torpey. a daughter.
WILS0N-In South San Francisco, CAL, Janu-
airy %, 1909, to the wife of Robert A. VIII
son (nee Schroder), daughter.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

OAKLAND. Jan. 2s.-The following marriage
licenses were issued today:
DEBRILL-MERCED- Mamie Debrill, 80 and
Mary E. MERGED, II, both OF San Leandro.
F. Frank
lin. 50, and. Helen ~. Waterman o. both OF
Oakland
KENNEDY-Ralph A. Jones' 26 and
Alice +. Kennedy, 10, both Of Alameda.
0'CoNNOR- GARDNER-Patriek ]. O'Connor.
81, Berkeley, and Mary /. Gardner. IS, Ala
media.
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A. J. SNYDER.

9o1 BROADWAY.
81, 450-This cottage Of r. and b., on
Union st. near Both, can be had for $3.50
cash and balance at $40 per month, includ-
ing interest at 8 per cent net.
SO. 150-A good proposition for a builder;
corner, 60x120, IN Linda Vista; fine for fats.
stores and fats 2 cottages.
$4,000 tiptop home of r. and b., on
East 18th at. near 9th av., for only 81 300
cash and balance per cent net; on very easy
terms.
s450o-only $1,000 cash for this modern
home on Moss av. near Telegraph balance
can be paid at $50 per month including in
terest. This is a good renting proposition or a
good home.
$1,000 good northwest corner In Linda
Vista; 33x120, with a good cottage of T.
and b., with the basement finished on IN 4
good rooms now rented fats; be
handled for part cash. See this and make an
offer.
So. 25O-5th ST. store, nat and rear cottage.
now paying $55 per month; near Grove st.
This is a good downtown investment, and
owner is anxious to dispose OF 1t Immediately.
A good chance for a speculation.
$50, 000-Downtewn business property corner;
60x10o, with new story building; 40 rooms
with II baths. and 6 stores; will pay over
per cent purchase price; can be had for
one-half cash and balance at @ per cent net.
This is one Of the few good investments |
have to offer.
A. J. SNYDER,
SOl BROADWAY, OAKLAND.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES. DEATHS

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
viii not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either of the publication offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence OF persons author
lied to have the same published. Notices re-
stricted simply TO the announcement OF the event
are published once in this column free OF charge.
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AUCTION SALE


FINE, STRICTLY MODERN HOME
Take notice that Saturday, the Both day of
January, 1902 at O'Clock p. m. of said day, on
the premises, public auction OF the land and
all Improvements win take place, the premises
being in the city of Oakland, county of Alameda,
state OF California, and described as follows:
That certain story, residence, built
only years ago by day labor, situated lot
44x1O0 aud being in the northerly line Of
Prospect av. near Spruce ST.. Boulevard heights,
premises being known as 200 Prospect av. Some
special features are: Hardwood floors In hall,
den living and dining rooms; also beam ceilings,
large open fireplace in living and den, also
built in bookcase; dining room contains combine
ton sideboard and china closet, ETC.; the plumb
ing, hardware and combination fixtures are in
keeping with the finish The situation is in the
thermal belt, where building restrictions in
force, WITH inspiring views. Terms of sale: 10
per cent United States gold coin at fall OF the
hammer, balance within days thereafter. A
liberal loan be secured II desired.
For further information. including the showing
OF the property, apply TO the owners representa-
tive,
HoLCOMB REALTY COMPANY, INC,
CNVESTOR OF CAPITAL,
300 SAN PABLO Az, OAKLAND, CAL.
COLONEL ]. L. LYON,
AUCT1ONFER.
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AUCTION SALE OF BERKELEY
REAL ESTATE.
CIRCULAR MONTHLY SALE.)
LOTS. LOTSl LOTSi

Taft ay. east OF College av.. in woodlawn Park;
south front; 40x106.
College av., west side. 100 feet south OF 59th
St. in Oaklawn Park 4ex123; other resi-
deDce lots in same tract.
Northwest corner Hearst and Acton St; 35x
100.
Southwest corner Broadway and Taft av: 173
feet on Broadway by 200 feet on Taft av; can
be subdiyided into good lots.
West side 9th ST. north OF Gilman; $50 feet Q
fronts and 100 feet deep; fine site for factory,
warehouse, or will subdiyide into 10 residence
lots
INCOME PROPERTY.
Woolsey St. north side, east of Telegraph:
One room fat rented for. -. .SS5 mo-
One room fat, rented fol. -. 80 mo-
One room bungalow, rented for. Is no.
New; lot 52xl00; income. ....... IS mo.
Flats-Par, and rooms; southeast corner
Ellsworth and Haste; close in: rents SOS per
month.
Pair fats; new: Harmon court. half block from
Telegraph and Alcatraz az. cars:
Lower, rooms rented. $225 90 no.
Upper, rooms, rented. % so mo-
income S4o.O 90 mo.
New room bungalow; Cherry at. / block from
College av. and Clsremont Key Route alton;
rented $50 per month; lot 35x100.
New 4 room bungalow, 1882 Allston way; very
attractive; modern in every respect: rented for
S25 per month; lot 35x100.
All the above will be sold at public auction at
our office Saturday, January 80, at p. Each
piece sold on easy terms, which will be made
known at sale.
BIRDsAII. & CRAIG CO.,
21S5 Shattuck av.
Berkeley.
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MARRIAGES

GERDES-wILSON-In this city, January 8,
1903, by the Rev. Philip Andreen, Fred G.
Gerdes and Helena NJ. Wilson.
o'ROURKE-w uLIANIS-In this city, Janu-
airy o. 1909, by the Rev George Z. Bur
lingame Robert f. O'ROurke OF San Fran
cisco and Stella Coulter Williams OF Port
land. Ore.
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DEATHS

Bearwald, Benjamin So Menesini, Emelia -. 81
Blackman, Mrs. NJ. "A Merry ......... (Infant)
Brown. Charles r.. - Norlin, Elizabeth. =. SO
Chamberlin Georg- Ozouf, Adolphe P. 80
ietta ..........= Person. Ertck Co.. %
Cleary, John - Peterson, John -. So
Goddard, Thos. W.. GO Riley, Jane -. (Mass)
Goetze, VIM. e.. SO Roberts, James IS
Hass, John W.. 80 Ryan, Katherine NJ. -
Heitmann. Jno (Infant) lSchmidede Mrs. A. 20
Howell, Augusta S. "a Schwartz, Flora -. 20
Hubert, Michael - lSteinker, Henry 49, IS
Hummel, Fred -. A Sullivan. John j.. "a
Joerger, Lizzie E.. 43 ITrowbridge. n. S.. IS
Heating, Sarah j.. 56 lUyttebrOek, Hortanes IS
Heating, Mrs. S. J. lVanden Hende, p. so
............ (Mass) Williams, Margaret r. IS
Keller John -. - Wraldsen, Ole ..... 26
Keuerleber, Clotilde 81
Lass, Thelma.. (Infant) lPauler ......... (Card)
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BERKELEY REAL EsrATE--con.


s6,25o-A very artistic 2 story bungalow
style residence; rooms with rooms
IN attic; beautiful maple floors; swell
hardware and fixtures; on CARRIER st. cast
=. or college av.; u cash.
sS,VvV-had bungalows for saIe-sold . of
them--third same as other two and
consists of rooms and den. doored attic
lot oJx13O; west exposure; you can have
70 Tor the above amount down. balance
TO suit. The location is the best
S-,sVo-A story, room dwelling; hardwood
noors in living and dining rooms and hall
dining room and hall finished in selected
redwood with beamed ceilings. Owner
would like $1,000 cash; might consider
smaller amount down; balance on mort
gage This is situated on one OF the best
streets east of College ay. near Claremont
Key Route.
81 000-A splendid 90 TT. lot in Fairview park
5000 room clinker brick front hnneaIop in
Hiilegass av. a 90 IT. lot; hardwood
floors; fine fixtures. The above amount
In cash will make the first payment;
balance like rent. Investigate at once
$5OV-Only $500 cash, balance like rent for
pretty. new. 5 room bungalow. close in
FRANCIS FERRIER
- GeaTy ST.. San Francisco. Phone Kearny 1924
2loo Snattuck sv.. Berkeley. Phone Berk. 331.
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CARD OF THANKS

PACLER-I herewith desire to thank IN.
many friends for their many acts 81 kfnd-
ness and sympathy, and beautiful doral or.r-
ings, extended 70 me in ny late bereaverrent-
the loss OF my dearly beloved wire Frisd.
Pauler- THEODORE PArI,rR
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AN4EE W4ELDEh A6AESIEO IN ANTT0CT
--Devencenzio Lucidio fisherman. vas hros,~ee
from Antioch yesterday and placed In TAIL IN
charge OF assault 20 murder v. Flores in a -.
loon tn Broadway. lie stabbed Flores thre.
times and fed.
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OFFERS SPURIOUS cTrcxs

OFFERS SPURIOUS CHECKS--Henrv sfeinar
.tled 20 pass two spurious cheeks On Georrs
pany 5o69 Sixteenth street Friday ana ~.
police are searching for him
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VERY attractive new house, exceptionally well
bulit Tor the owner by days work in perfect
order, with unusually large lot 99x1O5x7Txs5
northeast corner Euclid and Buena Vista avs.
berkeley. for sale at very low price of Sill
100; 50, $50 can remain on mortgage rooms
and sleeping balcony; immediate possession,
because owner must go abroad; magnificent
and unobstructed view. Photographs and de-
tailed information at room 1910, Call building
or at premises, 1885 Euclid av.. Berkeley.
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LOTS.
81 900.
Blake near McGee, faces south; 4ox18o; high
and slightly; great bargain;
Tyler ct east Of Telegraph; 4ox1oo; fine bun
FACTORY SITES
On Southern Pacific spur track, with free switch
ing privileges: any sized site you want at q
very reasonable price in an exclusively factory
district; no lots are sold in IL for homes.
SITE FOR NURSERY.
We have two blocks OF land In central West
Berkeley that are ideally situated for q nursery
land is between two car lines and Southern
Pacific station is to be placed near IT. in 8 years
Its value will be trebled,
New house In best neighboYhood in
Berkeley; floors In dining room and living room
are hardwood with inlaid border; the mantel
rooms are OF good size and the living room IL
very large; there many closets and two
have have outside i windows in them; there is large
pect to find in home of rooms.
THE WARREN CHENEY COMPANY, INC.
20s2 Center st. Phone Berkeley $50,
$3.5oo-strictly first class. new. room, high
basement cottage with all the very latest
improvements; large rooms and bath, rooms
tinted; Daneled dining room; beam ceilings;
gas and electric lights; hot and cold water;
terms terms ss zoo CASH ASH BAL to suit; only
blocks to Key Route and s. r. stations,
school, churches and stores.
81, s50-New room cottage; bath pantry, man.
tel: hot and cold water; gas and electric
lights; china closet, etc. lot 2Sx140; close
TO Key Route and s. p. stations; also
school, church and stores; terms. SOC
cash, balance $25 monthly.
o. A. RUDOLPH,
1888 Adeline ST.. Alcatraz station
$3.50 to s., 500 CASH
and easy monthly payments will buy any OF the
following Berkeley homes:
s.. s50-New room cottage on Virginia ST.
S3,500-5 large rooms paneled ceiling, COM
hination fixtures, high basement; minutes
east from Alcatraz station; big buy
for the money.
81 200 Beautiful Queen Anne cottage: must be
seen to be appreciated let us show 1t 70 YOU.
81, 500-Most artistic room bungalow in Berke-
ley; large rooms, big attic fireplace; serv-
ants room outside; close to trains.
s., 600 to loan on Berkeley improved property.
GET OFF AT DWIGHT WAY STATION.
DeKAY & CO., 2505 Shattuck sv.
FINE house built In October. 1905. commanding
splendid view OF Golden gate. ETC., for sale,
with adjoining lot; large rooms; large. high
basement; house and lot, about 50xS0 for
$500 or, with adjoining LOT. S0xl45, corner
ing on Leroy av, for IS, $50. photographs
ing, at premises. 25l4 Hillside way tnear
end Euclid AZ. carline), Berkeley.
THE Oakland Branch of The Call IL at 46s
Eleventh st. near Broadway. Phones Sunset
Oakland 1883, Home A2375.
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SPECIAL-SPECIAL
LOTS
$S00-Fine lot in South Berkeley. ready to
build on street work complete.
81 ,1o0-Lot 44x120. adjoining corner Just pur-
chased by the city; would be Al for stores
and fats.
-H-13-
81 ,Soo-40x125; Linda Vista; very fine location
81, 000-Fine home site; 40x1eo; Adams Point;
nicely located.
IMPROVED
81 ,500-6 room bungalow; lot 40x134; 1 block to
car; $500 cash.
s.. 5o0-AModen cottage; rooms; lot Sox1ss;
fronts two streets and carline: 81 $50
mortgage can stand.
Sc, 500 modern fats, 6 and rooms; corner
lot 85x100; near lake shore boulevard
81, 000-Flats; and rooms bath; also barn:
carlfne; close to Key Route and Santa
Fe stations. Lot 50x120
HUGH III. CAMERON,
1858 Broadway.
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oo,o WOOD s. TATUM.
22ls shattuck av. Phone Berkeley eos
Open Sundays
We are publishers OF the
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE RECORD"
Published Monthly.
contains complete list of Berkeley properties
Tor sale. Send for copy-FREE.
BARGAIN FOR THIS WEEK.
Pretty room, story and a half Queen Anne
courage; blocks from Berkeley station and
block to high school and grammar school: re
duced from $3.50 to 81, $50 for immediate sale
can be had on terms.
,,,o S,. WOOD & TATUM.
zzls shattuck av Phone Berkeley 9o5
RAINY DAY BARGAINS
save money. Whyg Fewer buyers out to com
pete with him. Our covered rigs and auto vii
keep you from getting wet. Some of our bes
buys are:
$500 down. $50 per month: new 5 room bunga
low, block from Shattuck ay 8 block.
from Key Route; price So 800
S4.5o0-About 4 cash; s room modern house
lot 4oxls5;, block from car; block,
$9oO-S1Oo cash, balance SIS monthly, buy.
good high lot not far from Dwight way
station.
81. 40o-Lot 4ox1s6; fine scenic lot on car line
a. North Berkeley; terms.
%i,ouO Tor 40 foot lot in exclusive Scenic Park
blocks north of university, blocks from
car lines; you can't duplicate It for tn,
F. R. PEAKE & CO..
90