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year, but the dance hall of the park
was crowded with anxious mothers
i with their young hopefuls imaculate in
their best bibs and fuckers, clasped
tightly in their arms. There were five
classes.
The pretty class in which nearly
three-quarters of the Infants were en-
tered, was wonA by baby Hohnhold, of
247 Hawthorne avenue The latest
babies were few in comparison, but
what was lacking in numbers was
amply made up in weight. Mary Pat
terson. of 81 Norfolk street, took the
blue ribbon in his class with thirty
pounds and 10 months to her credit.
The twins division commanded much
attention, and the mothers were the
recipients of many sympathizing
glances because when their arms be-
came tired from holding the babies,
they couldn't shift them from one arm
to the other, but had to stand and grin
and zeal it" until they were called into
the judges ROOM, where the coveted
blue ribbon was pinned to the winning
babies dresses. Frank and Fred Web
ster. of 16 Ashland street, 8 weeks old,
We're the best in this class.
All hin0s or CurlS.
The class for curly haired. babies
was, perhaps, the most interesting
portion" of all the entries. There
were babies with short curly hair, long
silken curls and curly hair that ap-
peared to be merely knots on their little
heads. And the mothers feared to
touch them for fear of displacing a sim
gle wisp of the curls. Louise Heating,
of Sc Whitney street, took the honors
In this.
The last class was known as the spe-
cial class and was for children be-
tween the ages of 8 and 8 years. Frank
lin Provost, of SO Sterling street, who
took this blue ribbon. was the only boy
who took a whole first prize all alone.
The second and third prize winners
of the different classes were as follows:
Pretty Babies-Second prize, Josie
Rosenzinf, 442 South Thirteenth street;
third prize, John Leary. 20 Central
Fattest Babies-Second prize. Spark
Bhie, 178 Morris IN third prize.
Baby Morris Mission street, Montclair.
4 Twins-Second prize, Clifford and
Stanley Drake, 42S Jeliff avenue; third
prize, Gertrude and William Kiebing,
400 South Eleventh street.
Curliest Hair-Second prize. Mildred
Roth, 5 Columbia street.
Special Glass for Children, 8 and s
Years-Second prize, Coral May Lyon,
81 Stewart avenue, Arlington; third
prize. Baby Ducey, A Gray street,
Roseville.
The baby parade will lake place to-
morrow and $3.50 dollars in prizes will
be distributed for the most handsomely
decorated baby-carriages, go-carts and
floats.
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LINCOLN CENT KILLS BOY
WHO PUT TT IN MOUTH.

NEW YORK, Aug. Son getting one
of the new Lincoln cents, John Nicito,
of Bath Beach. took it home and gave
it to his son James. 9 years old. At
play with other boys yesterday James
proudly exhibited the coin. Next he
put It in his mouth When he laughed
the coin slipped half way down his
throat and stuck there and choked him
To death.
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CHILDREN MAKE MERRY ON
SECOND WARD EXCURSION.

Two hundred children of the Second
ward. accompanied by their mothers,
were the guests of the. Second Ward
Relief Committee yesterday on an out
ing to Coney Island. The steamboat
Orient, chartered for the occasion, car
ried the Jolly crowd to Luna Park,
Dreamland and all the other famous
resorts of the island. The following
prominent citizens of the Second ward
were in charge of the affair: Benjamin
Seligman, William Dignan, John HI.
Sullivan, former Alderman Michael
Leveen, Police Commissioners John
Bladder, John McBarron, Alderman
Elmer A. Day, William J. Bahrs. James
Connortop and James r. NugentA
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Great Nouel STAR Is Ching
Its Readers to Be Drdmatized

San Francisco authoress will then meet
for the first time Hamilton Revelle and
Miss Jane Oaker, who are to embody the
characters of her favorite brain-chil-
dren, Flora Gilsey and Lord Crew. She
win also aid Eugene w. Presbrey, the
adapter and stage director. in making
the scenes and situations a vivid de
pictment of California life. The produc-
tion will go into New York early in
the fall.
Start THE Coast of Chance" in tbs
evening edition of the STAR today
and note for yourself the dramatic
qualities of n of the biggest literary
hits of the year.
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INFANTS GALORE
TRY FOR PRIZES
IN ELECTRIC PARK
Four Hundred Babies of All
Kinds and Sizes on
View.
BABY HOHNHOLD PRETTIEST:
FRANKLIN PROVOST WINS
'Fattest One Is Mary Patterson,
of n Norfolk Street, Who
Weighs Thirty Pounds.

-Four hundred babies of all sizes were
entered in the fifth annual baby show
In Electric Park yesterday. They were
divided into five classes, one for the
prettiest babies. another for the ones
with the curliest hair, and the other
for twins n fat babies. The judges
were three women
Owl ITO the threatening weather,
there ere not as many entries as last
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BOY HURT STEALING RIDE.

George Sheridan. Tyears old. of :
Lentz avenue, was hurt while stealing
a ride on one of the j. NJ Arbyckle's
wagons, of Plum Point, yesterday. He
was hftching on, and in trying to get
off fell and slipped under the wheels.
crushing his right leg. He was taken
home in the Third Precinct patrol by
Policeman Martin.
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BIG OUTING For sHoEMEN.

The Banister shoe shop employees arc
to hold their annual excursion tonight
in the form of a moonlight sail to
Coney and back on the steamer Orient.
The committee in charge expects a
crowd of from 400 to 500. and an enjoy
able time Is assured. The employees
band will be on hand, and will furnish
for dancing. Refreshments win
be served. The boa will leave prompt
ly at 1880 and will be back by midnight
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OUTING IN HIS MOTOR BOAT.

Louis Wotiz, of 525 Central avenue,
will leave tomorrow for a months va
cation at Bath Harbor, Me. Mr.. Wotiz
has sent his motorboat and Jackson
touring car O ahead, and expects to
enjoy himself to the full extent while
away.
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MARRYING PARSONS BIG RECORD.

BRISTOL, Tenn, Aug. 6.-The Rev.
Alfred Burroughs, striving for the
worlds record of Gretna Green cere-
monies, today reached the mark of
:, 1000 couples, dating from an incidental
marriage of the kind here, August Il,
1885.
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Members of the Lincoln Club, of
Roseville, meet at the Tuscan Club,
Hilton, tomorrow afternoon for a
shore dinner md gathering The
The dinner is to be prepared and
served under the personal supervision
of Jake the Barber"
The dinner. which is. to cost SO a
plate. will be served at 2 p. Mem
bers of the committee in charge of the
affair are Gilbert E. Grogan, William
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BOWLING CLUB OUTING.

The Equitable Bowling Club will sail
TO Highland Beach Sunday on its an
nual outing. The steamer Belle. which
will carry the party, will leave Van
Vliet's dock at s o'clock.
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s~HEEPsHEAD BAY-gefosne Hotel: large air,
rooms on water front; board optional. boat
Ing. bathing. fishing, amusements. 10 minutes
walk to Manhattan or Brighton Beaches.
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. s-heepshead Bay. n. Y

&. q. RICHARDs's HOTEL Ocean parkway
R~ockawsy Beach. Rooms by day or week
three minutes from Newark boat.
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"The Coast of Chance Will Be
a Leader in Coming The
atrical Season.
n" HE Coast of Chance the re-
markable novel by Esther

running serially in the STARS evening
edition will be one of the big
dramatic productions of the coming
theatrical season. Miss Lucia Cham
,berlain has arranged to visit New York
late this month to assist at the re-
hearsals of her dramatized novel. The
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nanven unIlcC Sea Grit. n. j., on ocean
PAhkEh NUUSe front: sOth season; mod
MRS. rHos. DEvLIN.
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STRATE0Rn Main sv:. Ocean Grove. N.
tNhi UNI ]. Third door from ocean.
Good table: reasonable; 80 rooms. A. W. Lyman.
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unTci nIlpplN Beautifully located on lake.
HUICl uUnORN 100 feet above sea isvel;
modern throughout: good bathing, boating. ten
mis- and sailing, Booklet. W.. L. DURHAM.
Prop. P. o. Landing, N. J.
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ruc rnpccT Capacity 90; shady porches
IhE FuhESl beautiful view. lake front,
airy rooms: excellent cuisine; finest boating
fshing and sailing: special June rates. Book
let. H G. GOBLE. p. o. Landing. N. J.
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CIaogoc 80 Ocean Path'y. near beach & audi
tor m table excel. Mrs. 1. c. Duncan
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CUMRERI AMI BOZ Sixth av. Block from
ocean. Pleasant rooms.
rates moderate MRS. Z. NJ. RALSTON,
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
Err { sPADER. REAL ESTATE.

4 SPADER REAL ESTATE.
eco Market st. Phone Kearny 607
S17, ,500-Oner wanted; choice business properly
on Valencia ST. near 2lst; store and natss
rents 81 500.
So. .50O-Bargain: an attractive. modern room
residence: Stanyan ST. near Parnassus Nv
renting for $50 per month; lot 2oxSl
$12. .50O-Paying over per cent net; . MODERN
fats on Guerrero st. clOze 10 16ths rooms
in each tat: lot 25xl0S.
SS, ,500-MOdern residence on Gnerrero 81 near
oath: Q rooms bath and basement: lot
2Sxl2O: S5 600 cash required. or wiz trade
for improved Berkeley Property.
SIC. 000-S4 coo cash required; an attractive a
story residence. Il yOons, on Pine at
close 10 Cough: lot 2Sxl3I-
50 0O0-Rent $50: . choice flats on DeVfsadere
near Clay: lot k5xlO0
sI4 OOO-Maybe less. swell sw corner Golden
Gate av.; substantial Improvements rents
$3.50; lot 27.6x1lO.
So 75O-S -Shotweil st. near 2fst. fats IN goo0
condition; rents $50; lot S0zl22s make
offer.
$3O0-Good 6 room cottage. with grDund ieasss
Greenwich ST. Fillmore
81 00O-Fair Oaks st. 23ds dne improve
ments: rents $40; lot 32.6x11T.6-
IS 500-Reduced from So. 500 to make quick
sale; modern fats: rents $50; lot 25x
S7:6; 1854 70 1855 Folsom St mr. 18th
IS OO0-Sl go cash. balance S27. 80 month mods
eFn cottage with large basement; on Dun
can ST. near Sanchez; lot 26xl14.
81. $7.5O0-Devisadero 81. near O'Farren: hne ouyt
fats. and rooms: rent 500; lot 23xSo-
Sc 750-Rents S55; = choice fats. aud rOomsu
Capp st. near 10th
81. .sOO-Saap; 50x12T; on 18th av. mr. Sulton<
street
81 .15O-Lot 29xiOO on Holly st few feet nom
rent on this lot.
CENTER & SPADER. $50 Market st
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
RESIDENCES.

81, ,ooo-Fine. modern Broadway residence, near
Cough ST; rooms and bath.
$lS.Oo0-kesidence II rooms and bath, reception
hall. buffers pantry, furnace, garage,
etc; finished In natural wood; near Cali
foruia and Pierce sts-; large lot
$ Sls23D-Moderu residence 5 rooms and bath: all
conFenienceS, furnace, etc; light and
sunny; hne large lot; near Baker aud
Union SITS: marine view.
S5.25g-New, modern. residence. Z rooms and
hath; 6ne. high cement basement with
stationary tubs. etc; lower door finished
with high p8neled natural wood; large
closets and clothes presses; exceptionally
wen LAID out and one OF the best interior
finished houses in the city: near 9TH aV.
ana 81; bitumlnlzed street included In
price.
S6 Residence. rooms and bath: modern:
near Haight and DeyissderO sts.; rents at
present for $40 per month; splendid home
at very reasonable figure.
S5T5Q-N0dern residence. rooms and bath.
near Jackson and Baker SITS.
$5,250-Residence; brand new; modern IN every
respect; r0cshs and bath: 18th aT. near
II ST s., 500 remain.
S5,0O0-Aiodern cottage: rooms and bath:
light and sunny; nne district, ID HT. near
California ST.
81. SJ0-New. up TO date cottage rooms and
bath; combination gas and electric nx-
tures psneled aud beam ceiling stein
shelving. etc; near Lake st. and 18th ay.
s., e50-kesideuce, rooms and bath; rented for
$50. tenant pays water; good. substantial
builoingi entrance On side II purchaser
should want 10 erect a stable.
Sc SS,3O0-Cottage, 6 rooms and hath: near eth
and Fulton; no reasonable offer will
be refused; can arrange terms.
s., ,40o-Positlvely no reasonable offer refused
owner threatened with foreclosure, cot
tsee, rooms and bath; near Clement st.
and 3lst av-s lot 25xlG5 feet.
81 600-27fh ov-. near Lake est: modern cot
taEe Of rooms and bath; lot 25xl2O It.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14

FOR sale BY
141 SHtter ST.,
Real Estate. Renting. Insurance.
$50. .O00-Lsrge lot. well improved. In the heart
OF Fillmore ST.; viii sell cheap or ex-
change for a cattle ranch; large mortgages
can be secured.
s12. .500-Psge. near Stanyan; Oats Of 81
rooms and bath each renting for l22.50s
mortgage OF 5000 ean remain.
So, ,500-25x12T:SA: Washington. near Baker:
modern fats Of and rooms and
bath each: renting for $50 per month
So, ,0Oo-Sacrzmento ST.. near Jones: = new nats
OF ? and rooms and bath each, renting
for S1OO
SO. .0o0-SOx1O7:3: corner Van Ness ay- and
Union St: splendid location for OATS or
apartments; mortgage OF $4,000 can re-
main.
IS. 75O-29x1OO. Cough at. near Green: aDler
did location for residenea o. a-
So, ,JO0-25x114; 23d west and lv1ress. enEts e
rooms and bath; high 1aae-oeat e7re'-
tunity for a home seeker
So, T00-20x97, NcAliSter, near ra1Ast a.
with modern room cottage: mortgages %
81 800 can remain.
A sNAP-An 8 room house on AshDury Heights
for sale on account OF removal from own
s5.O00-Grove. nr. Devisadero: light hats OK
s and rooms; large stable in the rear.
81 750-26th mr.. Diamond; SOxll4s cheapeHr
property in this locality
s. T5o-25xS6 TO- Baker, Golden Gate Ar.s
modern fats OF 5 and rooms
So, ,000-32: :6x13T.6; Leavenworth nr. Jackscns'
house OF 90 rooms: rcIEts SIPS month
CHEAP fats on Grove ST.. ur. DeVisadero-
s11, ,OO0-s0xf3T:6: California ST. mr. Devils
adero. 8 fats OF :, and 4 rooms Must
be sold. owner leaving city.
s.. .250-Choice lot on Pacific Heights. ZI:ox1zts
Pacific aV.. mr. Baker
Sc 250-2 modern fats; 18th ST.. mr.. ChUrens
rents $3.50 month; lot 2oxlSz-
$40. 000-MOdern marine view residence AASunA
and Broadway; 10 rooms and bath; large
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
WILLIAMS x SURRYHNE.
Real Estate-I2S Sutter Street,
nI-p 49, RAReArN I1sr

OUR ALL BARGAIN LIST.
IS, 5,I5o-overlooking the Panhandle of the Park;
substantial story residence Of rooms
and bath This place rents for $40 per
month; mortgage of $4,000 can be ar
ranged IL desired.
s., ,500-Sutter ST.: substantial bay window cot
tage Of 6 rooms and bath and high base
ment; entrance on side for team; lot 25x
1876; mortgage Of $1,000 can be ar
ranged II desired
IS. s.5O0-Aetual market value Of this property
ll,000 Broadway close TO Polk St. sub
stantial new house Of rooms and bath
cost over 5000 to build I15 years ago
large double lot, 5oxI37:6; large drive
way on side entrance; well adapted for
person with team; mortgage OF 50, 600 can
be arranged II desired; absolutely a sac
ri1ce.
s11 75O-Pacifc Heights; Washington ST and
Fillmore vicinity; substantial modern
nsts Of 46-1 rOoIns and baths. etc; rent
$i20 per month; mortgage Of $1,000 y
wears old; cost present owner over
$4,000 TO build; "A bargain In swell
residence neighborhood; get particulars.
S5,I50-Sutter and I.aguna sis. vicinity; . fats
Of rooms and bath each; rent $40; mort
gage OF s.. 600.
81 ,50o@Parnassus Heights; beautiful location
and close to Golden Gate Park; superb
view; close to Stanyan st. and Parnassus
aF.; new fats and rooms and bath I;
reRts $75 per month"; lot 25x100.
SIC 00O-Devisadero and Oak sts vicinity: Z
fats; contain rooms and bath each
and 4 contain 4 and bath each !:
total rental $l57 per month; lot 30x137 g.
$50 000-DOwntown investments pays is per
cent; close 10 1st and Folsom SITS /: 2
modern fats. rooms and bath each !;
rented lot at $3.50 per month lot 40x120:
this is an assured income of over u per
cent net; get particulars; best bargain in
slo.ooo4Hayes eliH st. near the Park. modern
fats Of rooms and bath; rents $105 per
month; lot 25xl31:G; mortgage OF $4,000
San Rafael residences for sale. Get our list.
WILLIAMS & -SURRYHNE.
Real Estate-12S Sutter Street.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
CITY REAL EsTATE-Continued


PROBATE SALE.
PROBATE SALE.
AT AUCTION
AT AUCTION
THURSDAY MARCH %
THURSDAY MARCH 25
At our SalesroOm at i O'Clock,
31s-324 KEARNY STREET NEAR BUSH,
BY order OF Emma J.. Merritt, executrix OK the
estate of Adolph Sutro, deceased.
67-SUPERB BUILDING L0TS-6I
67-SUPERB BUILDING L0TS-6I
67-SUPERB BUILDING B0TS-61
Overlooking the Ocean.
Overlooking the Park.
Sunny exposure
Public school next block.
Sutter street cars within blocks.
Clement street car passes property
Five minutes walk TO Spreckels Lake.
Unprecedented opportunity for
Speculators. Investors
and Home Seekers.
lots ready TO build on.
Don't fail to see them.
Take Sutter street cars.
Transfer at Parker avenue to
Clement street line. Get
on at Point Lobos and 35th avenues.
Or take SuttRr street cars
And get OF at SD avenue.
Walk south 2 blocks 10
Point Lobos avenue.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
CITY REAI. EsTATE-Confinued
BALDWIN & HOWELL. 31s-324 KEARNY ST
BALDWIN & HOWELL 31S-324 KEARNY ST
Members Of the S. f. Real Estate Board

l..
BALDWIN & HOWELL, 3ls-3o4 KEARNY ST.
Members of the S. f. Real Estate Board
SIC, ooo-MUST BE SOLD; very substantial
house, 10 large, sunny rooms and bath:
large basement; plenty of space for bill
lard room; large attic with den in tur-
ret; commands unexcelled view of bay
and city: all woodwork Spanish cedar,
mantels hand carved oak; fixtures made
to order; lot 45x137:6 90 feet in clear to
the SOUTH this insures sun and light; one
of the best arranged houses in this city:
at small outlay could be made into fine
home; Lyon st. Washington; our,
sign is on the house; look at it today and
make offer
So, Washington st. corner; 93xGO; one of
the best pieces on the hill. (4200)
So, 500 very substantial and choice fats.
58 rooms and bath each: on 9th av.,
close TO Lake street: of the best dis
triets in the city; fats have marble YES
tibule, walls paneled in leather, mission
oak; all the latest fixtures; modern in
all respects; light and sunny 1t VIII
be worth your while to investigate these.
(4252f
Ss.750-2 new fats of SO rooms and bath
each, close to Grove and Broderick:
beamed ceilings; marble vestibules: ev-
erythlng the latest; round bay windows.
(4362)
s7.2o0--Store and fats opposite Hamilton
Square, close to Steiner and Geary;
rents $50 per month; mortgage of S., 800
can remain if desired.
Sc, 500-0wner resident and for business
reasons is forced TO sell: fine house OF Q
rooms and BATH completely furnished;
close TO Golden Gate avenue and Scot; ;
this Is sacrifice and it is your op
portunity to obtain a residence at a
nominal figure
SC, 600 cash: returns 20 per cent net; So 800
can remain at mortgage; price 50, 500;
substantial story building of store and
two fats, leased TO one tenant on good
security; of the best income invest
ments we have to offer; vicinity of Pa
cihc and Taylor If you are interested
in obtaining the best income for this
amount of money, let show you this
property and explain Its merits t4492l
sc, ,oo0-MUST BE SOLD; fine story house.
rooms and bath; lot 2Sx109:6 on
owl car line; can arrange easy terms;
1929
S3, ,T50-Only a few let's left on Van Ness av-
enue near Lombard; cheapest property In
the city at $3.50 per foot 2T:6 foot lots :;
your money win double here in five
years
81, 3,i0o-Leavenworth, near Jackson: lot runs
through TO rear street; fats small
apartments would pay exceptionally well
on this lot. t4133),
s., ,5oo-Corner~ 22d avenue and California !;
35x1O0: sewer in. level and ready to
build on.
Send for "our list Of property for sale"
-
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
A. STREET

Remember the date, March %.
Remember the hour, u o'clock
Remember the place, 31S-324 Kearny street.
Terms Of Sale-Ten per cent Of purchase pric
payable az the auction
Balance payable soon as sale Is
confirmed by court.
The Savings and Loan Society VIII loan
purchasers 80 per cent OF the amount
lots are sold for. payable In
80 monthly installments.
Remember. every lot VIII positively
be sold to the highest bidder.
Subject TO confirmation OF Probate Court
The Pacific Title Insurance co. will
issue title insurance policies on these
lots at $50 per lot.
BALDWIN & HOWELL. Auctioneers,
31S-324 Kearny Street
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
CRY REAL EsrATE-contlnuea

MADISON & BURKE.
Established January. 1883.
Real Estate Agents 80 Montgomery st
Reliable Renters and Collectors.
$50. .50e-Best part OF LarkiR ST.; corner over 20
feet frontage; 2 snap. s..n.,.
Montgomery under lease % one tenant; In
banking center; bound TO increase I'm
value.
seT. .00O-Fine investment In fats on Green ST.
near Montgomery av.: rent very reason
able at SECS mo- large lot. d5xl3l-6 feet.
would not sell. bur is leaving city
$95. .0OO-Apartment house. near Fillmore and
MeAllister; renting for 500 net per mo-
under lease
$50. 000-Mason ST.. new fats. containing
and bath:S reating FOR s2.7oO per
year.
S1s 000-Fine corner for apartment house, close
in; 67:6xsS:9; mtg $4,000 can remain.
S1T 5OO-SacramentO st. brick building.
Kearny; secured lease; permanent invest
ment; make offer.
SIT .OO0-McAllister ST. modeTn hats. leased to-
tenant under cash security for St7S
per month
sI4 JOO-3 nne aats. ). and rooms ana bath.
s16250 mo-; lot 25xiST;6. only $1,000
cash needed.
S14. .50O-Page st nne modern nats; key lot. 25x
125 IT.; rent $40 per moRth; well buile'
aud sunny; light rooms.
S9.000--4 flats and cottage on 5th av. one block
from Fulton ST.: rent $l02.5O month";
new building; modern in every respect;
fine income property: near car lines
s6.5O0-Good corner lot. 29x1o0; corner Dolores
Sc, 800 new modern fats on LAngton st.
Howard: renting for s71 per month; me
investment.
s5.SJO-POst st. Devisadero; residence OF
and bath aud high basement; nice
home; buy this aud rent
$J.000-Howard st. lot: near Sth: 25x90-
$3,J0O-Clay st. near Taylor lot 25x90 n
cheapest lot in the city; fine marine ef-
Sc, ,50O-Cottage, . rooms and bath 29tr
Sanchez; lot 25x114; must be soi9 81 -',-e
estate
So, 5eO-NIodern cottage. in Richu apd sut.lct.
containing 5 rooms and bath
Sc 3150-Artistic bungalow. rooms and bath.
living room 14x2s: wood panels open hre-
place, etc; overlooking Cllr House.
81 750-Good lot near Clara and 4th; two
room cottages; rent for SIS; mortgage
81 .0O0
81 $1500-Cottage in Richmond district; 2sth Az.
Point Lobos: a decided bargain; sasY
terms.
s., 1,5O0-C0r Knox and Burrows. sts.; cottage
rooms: lot 100x120; easy terms; INSTALL
ment pan-
LOT.
s2.100-Point LobOs ay. near 8th av.. the COM
To- - a-N+u
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14

SIG, ,500-Large lot located l block from Market
st; level and ready buiid on; ideal
location for an apartment house or hotel:
60x107 worth more money; will consider
offer.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14

S13. 50o-7th ST close to Howard: large holding;
75 foot front mortgage of $4,000 re-
main; will trade equity for income prop
erty can be bought on easy terms