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The San Francisco call., 1909-03-07
BUSINESS cHANcEs-continued

PHOENIX REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
94s Market ST., Mechanics Bank Bldg
LEADERS iSf IN BUSINESS oPPoRTGN1TIEs
HOTEL and GRILL; 125 rooms; 1 year old; all
rented furniture cost $50. SCI; entering other
business; reduced to so, oo0' investigate ti.is
CAFE, connected best hotel; seats 100; pri
yate rooms; half interest $1,000
GROCERY; $3.50: very finest location. good pay
ing trade; clean stock; living rooms; snap
for any one.
BAKERY; $50: small. well fitted and nicely
located bakery; a money maker; good
LIVERY BARN: $500: very hest: 40 horses:
y spring wagons. buggies, hacks and car
riages; office furniture; everything goes
terms
RooMING HOUSE: 81. 400; half what It cost
few months ago; swell place for price; 80
d Plumbing shop, $500; ,asIicatsssen rs 500 %
fee business. $500, very good
READ ALL THEsE-AsK FOR BALANCE.
PHOENIX REAL. ESTATE. EXCHANGE.
94S Market St. Mechsnics' Bank Building.
Room 4o9-4lo
S7oo-RooAiING HOUSE. IA rooms furn.
s4ooIRo6MlNG HOUSE. II rooms; furu.
KREDO. 81 Sd st.
Ss5o-SALoON-Good all day business; city.
KREDO
sl.aoo -sALooN-Lease; rent $40. KREDo &
CO.. 81 Sd ST.
GROcERS-we have grocery businesses for sale.
$500 and $500 cleared every month. Inquire
KREDO. 81 Sd st
ss00-candy ice cream, soda parlor bus.
KREDO & co.
RESTAURANT-Sd st: your offer: quick sale.
s550-Cigar stand; transfer corner. KREDO,
81 Sd st.
COUNTRY TOwN-Lease of restaurant to SELL
Unique opportunity for married couple
KREDO & CO.. 81 Sd st.
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so rooms. elegant yard and flowers: sunny; clears
$3.50 monthly; make elegant boarding house
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NOTICE-There are a great many gentlemen
and ladies in San Francisco. Cal, out Of EN-
ployment that have few hundred dollars in
cash If you have $500 in ready money to
invest will guarantee you a salary Of from
SO to 800 month every month in the year
and good heavy commission besides and give
you the best of security for your investment
and guarantee YOU not less than 10 per cent
per annum your $500; the best bank in the
state will substantiste this statement. Call
Monday and Will show you. Very truly
yours.
GEO. A.. HERRICK sos VAN NESS Av.
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ALL bills and promissory notes promptly collect
ed FRED j. SCHMIDT. Market. Noe. 16th.
COLLECTIONS everywhere. liens 4 attachments.
CHAS. Fl. NORRIS. SIS Monadnock building
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couNrRr HOUSES no IEr-rnrni.hed

$25-Hattie ST., Z. nrs 18th; that sunny room
cottage, bath, gas ! modern improvements; gar
den: basement: block from carline.
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large. sunny room and board
for indefinite period; prefer
Box 303e. Call. Oakland.
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ONE thoroughbred Jersey cow of imported
stock. So: jersey Durham milking 20
quarts q day: fresh. Young. gentle: ! thorough.
bred Jersey bull. 2ta years: must sell cheap
SOS St. cor. 10th ay., blocks south of
Golden Gate park.
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LODGING HOUSES FoR SALE

TRADES SNAPS PICKuPS.
Just the bargains yOu are looking for
$500: SUFFER- ST: IA rooms; low rent, terms
500 cash. $2J monthly MUST SELL.
VAN NESS AV., swell transient house; So
rooms, elegantly furnished; low rent; clears
$3.50: terms IL desired. or will trade for
smaler house.
81 .200-POST ST: choice location: 80 house
keeping rooms. all rented: no work low rent.
long lease. no security: clears $3.50; can ar
range terms
$4OO-FURNISHED FI.ST; Hne location. Will
trade for larger house.
s.. 2.0OO-O'FARRELL ST. good location. %
rooms. all house keeping rooms; low rent:
clears $500. VIII trade for larger transient
house and make terms.
81. .TO0-GOLDEN GATE Az. 90 rooms, all rent
ed low rent. clears 500 month
We have a select list OF furnished fats and
houses on easy terms; also will trade city
real estate for ranches and roOming houses.
G.. r. HAMMERSMITH CO..
INVESTOR OF CAPITAL.
576 GOLDEN GATE Av. AT VAN NESS
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4 word to the wise is sufficient
FOR SECOND HAND PIPE AND CASING.
PACIFIC PIPE CO..
Main and Howard SITS
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ELEGANT il furnished residence. witt
modern improvements: besutiful grounds: on'
mile from Mountain View, Santa Clara county
For terms and address apply box 500. Call.
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-~-----~--N--S->-,-
A SQUARE deal for ALL no percentage TO plumb
ers; baths heavy roll rim. new. from SO to
$50; toilets The very best, new. high tank s1o
low down SIP; sinks any size. s. so: new cast
iron pipe. 10c to Zoe foot: few new rnantels
with mirrors $40 to SO; AL kinds Of tiling
new. Soc foot second hand, 15c. save on each
mantel SO 10 $50: lumber $5 to $40 1000
feet: 10000 new and second hand doors soc up I:
10000 windows aud frames to choose from. 25c
10 81: we buy large and small job lots for
cash: money talks these times We give rou
the benefit: give us CALL sec our stock: il
VIII more than pay you. D0LAN COMPANY
the biggest dealers in building material on the
coast. 1859 Market st
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COUNTRY HOUSES WANTED

grounds; in Marin county: must be reasonable
fun particulars by letter only. F. w, 40
10Th ST
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A. cAMERoN 8 co. .

IA MARKET ST. MAGEE BUILDING.
Opposite The Call.
Room 301-PhOne Douglas 1879.
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ROOMS ANp BoARp WANTED

WANTED lady employed during the day
wants good room and board in private family
VIII pay for good accommodations. Box S79,
Call Office
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Where best bargains are found in hotels. apart
ment and lodging houses, dats.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-12

See the New York models in Hats Adams Hotel. room 172, third floor.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-12
MESA BLUE RIBBONS COME
 HOME.

Many of the blue ribbons were won by the Mesa people this year and some of them who won are as follows:
 w A Macdonald for the finest herd of five dairy cows. The winners being some of the Ayreshire herd that took first prizes at the Seattle exposition. Exception. one of the COWS, proved the first in the milk tests also.
 NJ p Holladay took d blue ribbon for the best driving stallion on exhi- hition.
 William Ross carried off fiTsts on his Japanese Frizzled chickens. on the rosecomb Rhode Island Reds. and the silver laced Wyandots.
 r. Waipole brought home two blue ribbons for his thoroughbred Irish wolf hounds.
 Mrs. T. Cook won first on her Eng fish setter.
 Wilfred Johnson had his horse '-Scottische- over and the animal won second in the five-eighths mile running race
Arizona republican., 1909-11-12
MESA
CContinued from page five)

CContinued from page fiveo E. NJ. Jones. w. NJ. Newell. O. L. Pick ins. B. c. Lyda. Nash Apery, D s Lewis, R. N. StaDley. J. Stewart. w J. LeBaron. H. .. Robertson, c. W Sil- verthorn. 4. A. Jones and wife. E. B Hill. Isaac Dana. George Lewis. Oris Holden. F C. Johnson. William Stand age. Robert Longmore and Elmer John son
Arizona republican., 1909-11-12
DROVE TO THE FAIR.

J. H. Allison drove over to the fair yesterday. and he did not go alone. Some state that a lady was his com Pany and others think he took l.. Pom eroy. However it ma" be his desk in Shattuck X Nmmos is vacant and he
Arizona republican., 1909-11-12

drove out of town. in the direction of Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1909-11-12
BACK FROM THE MOUNTAINS.

s. w. J. Bowen has been on camp ing trip in the White mountains a good portion of the summer and has just returned to Mesa. having enjoyed him self hugely, but finding the weather rather cold up there now.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-12
IN FROM scoTTSDAlE.

Thomas F.. Jones who lives near Lehi is in the city. He is at present engag- ed on contract for widening the Ari- zona canal out near Scottsdale He is using the dredges now. and will widen the ditch some 24 feet. making the to- tai width on the bottom "A feet.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-12
VISITING HIS MOTHER.

Henry Wentworth who has been visiting his mother for several months in Salt Lake. City is in Mesa for a short time He plans trip to Califor- mia in the near future. Mir Went worth is a former Mesaite and is glad to greet his old friends.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-12
CATTLE GROWERS, ATTENTION,

owing to the large amount of busi ness to be brought. up at the Cattle Growers meeting a special meeting of the Arizona Cattle Growers Associa- ton will be held at MelcZer hall at 9 o'clock Friday morning, Nov 12th As matters of great Importance to the cattle interests will be discussed. II is urged that not only all members of the Cattle Growers Association who are in Phoenix attend this meet ing but all those interested in the cat tie industry are requested to be on hand
 All cowmen are earnestly requested to so arrange their affairs as to at tend this meeting
 DWIGHT E. HEARD.
 President FREDERICK W. WILSON.
 Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-12

Remain three days more at the Adams hotel. room 172. closing out all my hats and plumes at sweeping re- auctions Have only classy Millinery A hint to the wise is sufficient.
 LILLIAN | BYRD.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-12
IN FROM TRANSMISSION CAMP.

Mrs. NJ. A Steele is in from the Transmission camp for a short visit
 and during his stay here her place will be filled by her daughter Mrs. Haw- kins.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-12
VISITING HARDWARE MFR
 CHANT

James E. Harper. representing Bak- CT and Hamilton of Los Angeles and San Francisco was visitor in Mesa yesterday trying to sell a few more carloads of his goods to the city mer- chants.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-12
VISITING IN MESA.

Thomas P. Keogh. former news paper man of this valley but now con nected with the customs service at No gales is visiting in Mesa for s-few days.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-12
TAKING SHORT VACATION,

Miss IneZ Earl who is one of tn, Toggery young ladies Is taking a short vacation. and visiting the fair. We miss her smiling face.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-12
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Arizona republican., 1909-11-12
MOTORS OVER TO PHOENIX.

J. G. Spangler of the Mesa City bank took a party in his auto over tc Phoenix to take in the fair.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
By Lucy B. Jerome


T~HE work of Ferdinand Burgdorff,
a young Cleveland painter. is
L compelling interest and attention
from the local art world in a
marked degree. Burgdorf is in his
early twenties, but the three exquisite
ly toned water colors displayed at the
exhibition of the Bohemian club last
week evince mature qualities These
three pictures were readily sold. and
the 90 or more which the artist intends
taking to Portland this week to place
on exhibition give indications of rare
talent
Particularly is this true of the sew
eral water color sketches made in the
environments OF Monterey and Carmel.
Like all artists, this painter from the
middle west has succunbed to the
charm of these eminently paintable
places and has portrayed a number of
views with singular charm and feeling.
It is not the technical execution which
one sees in these delicate, sensitive
paintings; rather Is it the rendering OF
an emotion, transient or lasting. which
gives to these scenes their force
But that this young worker can pass
TO the other extreme and depict the ele-
mental IN manner at once mighty and
convincing is shown In q wonderful
sketch on the desert which he calls
Tue Wrecker. This is a depletion of
huge wrecking apparatus which
seems alive as the gigantic crane with
its two massive iron hooks swings up
and down. the fires burning hotly in its
interior. and the immense silence and
solitude of the desert all around The
blackness of the cumbersome, swinging
1T,,uk
is in vivid contrast, and the effect is
heightened by the fact that there is
no human figure in the scene which
would belittle it to an unpardonable
degree.
For his sketches of sunset skies.
Monterey rocks and bay. and the lone
ly pines and expresses. there can be
nothing but commendation. The tonal
quality of these water eolors is ex-
traordinary. the artist not hesitating to
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
OLD CEREMONY OBSERVED
WHEN POPE SAYS MASS
Discussions Concerning Pontiff's
Communion at Throne

The papal mass of the present day
contains many customs of the earlier
liturgy. This great ceremony takes
place Easter. Christmas and ST. Peters
day, June %. The deacon and sub
deacon at this mass are both cardinals.
The epistle and gospel are read in
both Latin and Greek. The pope ele-
Yates the host at the center and to-
ward each side of the altar. The cardi-
nal deacon of the gospel, makes Sec
ond "ostension,' eleyating first the host
and then the chalice
The pope returns 10 the throne after
the Lords prayer and Pax Domini,'
andNthe deacon brings the host to him.
the pope skneeiing while the deacon
comes from the altar to the throne,
rislng TO receive holy communion.
concerning the communion at the
throne, and as far back as Innocent III
we. find in this pope's writing: The
Roman pontin does not communicate
where he breaks''-that is. where he
breaks the host In the mass-@he breaks
al the altar, but communicates at his
seat; the reason for this being, that
Christ broke the bread before the
disciples at Emmaus, but ate before
the twelve disciples at Jerusalem.
St. Bonaventure writes that this rite
may express the passion of our Lord,
who suffered exposed to the general
view. with every one passing around
him. 1t is certain that the deacon
bringing the eucharist TO the bishop is
very ancient ceremony, coming down
from the days when the saying of mass
was in every way-in act and significa-
tion-made a united and common ac-
tion. and when the bishop did not per
form all the liturgy at the altar, as
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In the Art World

paint a sky in a single sweep of yellow
gold or the Carmel coloring in deep
blues almost unrelieyed.
Not confning himself to water col
ors, Burgdorff has used oil. and also
has cast a large piece of statuary IN
plaster. He has dabbled in metal
work, too, being so successful in each
branch that he could possibly arrive at
ultimate success in any line of art he
chose to pursue.
Plans are now on foot to send him to
Paris, which should be his Mecca, and
where his undouhted talent may re-
ceive the cultivation it deserves. Burg
dorff is a protege of G. s. Aitken, who
has given him much encoura cement
and has. introduced him to the people
who will aid him in his work. among
them being Charles Dickrnan. G. r.
Lungren of Santa Barbara. all of whom
speak in warm terms of the artists
possibilities
At, the Art Institute plans for the
spring exhibition are progressing rap
idly, it being stated that a large num-
Der of pictures will be shown and that
some notable work may be looked for.
On the jury are John Stanton, C. p.
Latimer. Harry Seawell, Earl Cum
mings and Theodore Wores The ex-
hibition will be of oils, water eolors.
charcoal drawings and pastels, and will
open March 25.
Earl Cummings has commission
for group of statuary designed for
the state of Utah, representing the
pioneers of that region. Work on the
sketches will be commenced immedi-
ately, the idea being to have an OK
team or two wheeled cart and two or
three figures Of the old pioneer days.
The group is destined for one of the
public squares in one of the cities of
the state and is a s25 900 commissions
Cummings has also finished two tab
lets for the Mining building in Berke-
ley, on which he has been at work
for some time. They have received
much approval. and will probably be
cast in bronze in this city.
Work on the Sloat monument will be
actively begun soon, as the official ap-
proval of the war department of the
design is daily expected.
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How He Got Rid
of Consumption
Remarkable Rescue OF Prominent In
diana Man Matter of Life-and-
Death Interest to ALI Throat
and Lung Sufferers
For Benefit of Call Readers, He Tells
How He Cured Himself at
Home-Costs Nothing to Try

Il think owe it to all sufferers of
lung and throat trouble and consun1p-
ton to tell them some mighty good
right at home with little trouble" said
+. s. Stroh. of Angola, Ind, yesterday.
as heS nassed through.
neo1Ia oImln3g mi fr9m do,hf me- tbsp pronaa6ly rob
you" he said, as his 66-year old face
flushed with resurrected youthful
smile, over two years ago / was a
weazened-up wreck, a consumptfve at
SO. Three lang specialists passed me
up. Every day. would cough up about
a pint. 1 had chilis and fever every
the plainest food, coughed nearly ali
night, and was down to 1877 pounds
when hit on the. cure. Well, you see
me now. / weigh 166 pounds frisky
as a boy at Sc, can do a big days work.
and eat like a prince.
Now I am not trying to boost any
body, but must give credit where
credit is due. DR.. J. Lawrence Hill.
296 Hill Building, Jackson. Mich, the
well known lung. specialist of America
and probably so far the only successful
one, cured me. That was two wears
ago. I have just had my lungs exam
ined again and there is no trace of con-
TgnPTinn SUI 1 es mGr aansf snecatIs 0l Its Feturning
throat and lung sufferers at a distance
who have not the means of visiting his
cured me. and 1 know of many others
who had one foot in the grave almost
brought back to life by what he calls
his Rational Treatment. 1t certainly
is a wonder.
Il wish every reader of your paper
who has weak lungs, catarrh Of the
bronchial tubes or catarrh in anv
form, chronic bronchitis. asthma
chronic hacking cough. loss of flesh
night sweats,. hemorrhages. soreness
shoulder blades or any other deadiy
symptom of consumption, to send to
Dr. Hill for his free package. This
treatment checks at once further nrog-
ress OF the disease, develops afro
phied cell tissues and brings on new
resisting power. appetite. flesh and
good health. FIJI out the free cou-
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14

the celebrant of the mass of the present
day does.
At the elevation of the pope's mass
no bell is ruhg. The ancient rubric
directed that the bell at conservation
should be rung at a low mass, but not
at a high mass, where it IS easier 10
follow the action of the celebrant. This
explains how the clear toned silver
trumpets came into use. These trumpets
are sounded from within the dome of
ST. Peters at the conservation during
the pope's mass. sound which has
been seldom heard since the eventful
year of 1870.
The pax is given at the usual place
by the pope to the cardinal-bishop
twho, as assistant priest, represented
the archdeacon of Rome of old times)
then to two assistant cardinal -deacons,
keeping the kiss of peace for the cardi-
nal-deacon of the gospel until after
communion. On other occasions, In his
low mass in our times, the pope kisses
the Instrument called the pax intro
duced in later times. In other ways
the pope's low mass does not differ
from that of any bishop--Rosary
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
You Must
Have Teeth

A man must have teeth.
He can go through life minus arms,
legs. eyes, ears, hair or any. other per-
ton of his anatomy and live, but he
must have teeth or he will die.
Teeth prepare the fuel for the human
engine-and If this fuel Is thrown into
the frebox. which in this case is the
stomach. without preparation and with
out being ground up-theH It Is going
to put the fire out.
You must have teeth
When a man or woman is SO unfor-
tunate as to lose nearly all his or her
teeth because of disease or poor den
tistry, 1t is time to listen 10 what we
have to say.
II the stomach is abused 1t will not
stand the abuse very long.
Then comes the worst OF all trou-
bles-dyspepsia.
When a mans stomach goes back on
him he has lost his best friend. He de-
serves pity. The whole truth in nine
been masticating his food-because he
has lost his teeth. There are dark days
ahead of him.
You must have teeth.
Now for the bright side of the pic
ture.
By the Alveolar Method we can sup
ply real teeth in the place Of those that
are lost-and put them in your mouth
teeth. We won't bore into the gums or
hurt you. The work. is practically pain
less. 1t can only be obtained in our
offices in San Francisco, Oakland and
Los Angeles. We own the patents on
the process for this country and six of
the foreign countries.
We mention this because other dentists. jealous
OF the marvellous growth OF this business claim
TO be able to restore teeth by the Alveolar
Method
Fight shy of these substitutes.
They can't deliver the goods
This business has grown from a small begin
ming to the present commanding position Of the
largest dental concern in the worid-alI in four
years because we have made good in the 10000
cases that have come to US. and our business
Is increasing month by month More offices
must soon be added to the chain.
Men must have teeth
If you have lost nearly all your teeth or are
a victim OF Pyorrhea, and threatened with
the loss of all the rest, We have great mes
We can supply those you have lost with the
Alveolar Method and cure the cause OF the loose
teeth-Pyorrhea
to a point where we can help you?
II you can come to one OF our Offices we will
examine your teeth without charge. IL you
can't come now. do the next best thing-send
for our free book ''Aiveolar Dentistry which
explains the method in detail.
This is the most valuable book on the teeth
ever written. aud it is yours for the asking.
Send for it today That IS the first step to
take in order to get good teeth
other first class dentists would ask for the sim
pler forms OF dentistry because of the enor-
nous volume of business done by us in our three
we straighten teeth. cure loose teeth ana
tighten them. fill and crown teeth. and all such
work as is done by experts. Alveolar dentistry
You may as well be in expert hands-if the
Don't put this on Write today. when
teeth begin to go they go fast.
Don't be plate victim when It Is not
: Send for ths>p0ok or come and see US.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14

A powerful and unusual piece of
sculpture was viewed at the Bohemian
exhibit last week. being mountain
puma by Arthur Putnam, designed for
the last midsummer jinks of the club,
when Ne was the master of art and C.
S. Aitken was sire The usual method
of commemorating the jinks is by a
cartoon but as sculpture had never
been tried, the idea was worked out
between Aitken. Putnam and Charley
Field. The hungry puma stands eyfng
tie track of the OK hoof. and a few
lines descriptive of the idea run:
"One night in a Sierra pass a puma
sniffed curiously at the print of an OK
hoof beside the rut of wagon wheel.
1t is designed to have the model, at
present in plaster, cast in bronze and
placed in the new clubhouse.
Miss Florence Lundborg, accompa-
MED by Miss Belle McSiurtry. leaves
San Francisco on April 20 for. a trip
abroad. They will sail from New York
on the 29th,- going directly to Spain.
where month will be spent, after
which they will go to Italy, remaining
during the warm weather near the
lakes Some time will be devoted TO
London, while the winter will be given
over to Paris. Miss Lundborg will con-
tinue her work in mural decoration.
book binding art.
Tuesday. March 16. Mrs Richardson
will give notable exhibition at Vick-
ery's which will attract art lovers from
many quarters. 1t is seldom that an
opportunity to see this artists work
collectively is vouchsafed and that the
exhibition will be one of rare merit
goes without saying for those familiar
Wit ND Cl1ofifv n Mrs
Richardson's paintings of children. 1t
is doubtful if her work is surpassed by
any other woman painter; her child
paintings have nfelike quality.
Speaking of the proper framing of a
picture, the Studio says: "A frame
should make a little space of silence
around picture. Would that some of
the crude, raw frames that hurt the
eye by their evident unftness for the
subject they inclose could be trans
formed by the magic of this phrase.