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The San Francisco call., 1909-02-22
MEETINGs-LexaI

MEETASGS-LeEai
ANNUAL meeting OF stock holders OF the Kill
'suea Sugar Plantation Company-1he annual
meeting Of the stock holders OF the KIsue.
sugar Plantation Company VIII be held on
-. TUESDAY, February y. 1903. at the hour OF
i o'clock M. at the Office of the com
:. pauv. 26s Market 81. room 2I0l. San Fran
cisco. Cal. foT the purpose Of elecrlng direc-
tors sor t5e ensuing year % sna Tor the eoasla-
rs may come before the meeting Transfer
books VIII close On Saturday. February ls,
1909. By order Of the president
Fl. " THOMAS. Secretary.
? Dste6 February $. 1909.
- annual meeting OF the stock holders Of the
Hakalzu Plantation Company VIII be beld on
Il o-cIock a. n. AZ TIE office of the company.
c6s Market St. room 10. san Francisco. CAL
for the purpose OF elecfing directors for the
ensuing year and for the consideration and
transaction Of such other business as may come
before The meeting. Transfer books viii close
RE oresi5sa- H ". THOMAS Secretary
-: Dated February l6. ls0s.
THE annual meeting of the stock holders OF
the Paaulau Sugar Plantation Company VIII
> lie held on Saturday. March 9. 1909. at the
> company. 26s Market 81. froom 2lol. San
:; Francisco Cal. for fhe purpose of electing d.
recfors for the ensuing year and FOR the con-
sffe-sffon and transaction OF such other busi-
: iress a. may come before the meeting
:. Transfer books VIII close WEDNESDAY.
H. u. THOMAS. Secretary.
- Dated February 1e 1903.
7VSTTAT. meeting Of the stock holders Of the
Os.eauie Steamship Company VIII he held on
TUESDAY. March 2. 1909. at the hour Of II
O'Clock e. m. IN the office Of the president of
the company. 20 Clay ST.. san Francisco Cal
~ ne purpose OF eiecfiuS directors FOR the
ersrrer rear ana Tor the consideration and
transaction OF such other business as may come
before the meeting. Transfer books VIII close
~ Fehrusrv -. 1902 By order of the presi-
6ont IT, ". THOMAS. Secretary.
Dsted Februsry % Is09.
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FLATS FOR sALE-Furnished

. - - DIT llL % . El01Is1 IUTIl-I7I.
opp Golden Gate PARK ur- Sd az rent reas-
FOR sale-Che4p. IN Golden Gate av.. first
nat, rooms: also l sewing machine and I cab
met grand piano. Box 52G. Call office.
SACRAMENTO and Larkin srs.--7 room fur
EtSeed tat; swell; only those seeking first
class fat: strictly casa no sgsuts- Phone
Franklin HnIs
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wEErISGs-sunday

KoREsHAN Unity S43 Van Ness-7sz5 p. m,
subject. The Universe Perfect Pattern
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INDEX TO
Oakland .Berkeley, y,AIameda, ,FruitEale
CLASSIFIED DNERTISEMENTS

sMEETINGS-LOdges
RICHMOND lodge No 375. ?. A. n, 4
Ard ar and Clement st.. THIS lMoN- "a
DAY EVENING a. f-Se O'Clock XGX
Third degree NA
MISSION lodge So- 100. +. A. NJ. "A
fas been inTited 10 participate in the - -
eererst,nfes ~ laying The cornerstone ~
= - rhe new temple . Eruitvsle ledge
>: Ne ss6. 81 FruitFale- AOSpAA- eoruetg
-. - : n m Officers and members are hereby
~ led - tske the u o'cl0ck boat BY ORDER
:. FRANK ". SMITH. Secretary
EFSC, SOIoNoN-s lodge No $50 2. &
- Mo meeting THIS tAON- ~
DAT) EVENING <SN
OFFICERS and members of Court San e \
.r--e nrfseO No Z. +. % A--Nou are 49,
I,ereb- notified 70 attend the funeral OF ~
. our late brother. s EJBERG. TODAY
MONDAY. zt $50 a. NJ from his late resi-
dencc. 20S4 Union ST By order
r BERGMAN. c. z.
p BEBAN. Sec
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HELP wANrEp-continued

LADIES Wtd-To take home work: part full
time: experience unnecessary. Triebers, rcosRs
213-215, Pacific bldg. 4tb and Market.
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OAKLAND.

Girls TO make overalls at our Oakland factory
Sd ST. near Clay. LEVI STRAUSS & CO. APP
ply TO Mr.. Davis.
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MALE HELP wAsTED-contInued

WANTED
100 LABoRINGMEN
To occupy clean single rooms at THE ORIGI-
NAL MECHANICS HOTEL. 91e Howard ST
between 5th and 9th; 15c 20c, 25c day; ST.
Si.5O week; good clean meals, 10c up. SHAW
BROTHERS.
YOUNG MEN FOR RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE
Exam. in San Francisco May I5; intending appli-
cants should begin preparation At ONCE;
sample questions and How Government Posi-
tlons Are Secured" sent free. Interstate
Schools. 635 Iowa aE., Cedar Rapids, la.
YOUNG men wanted to learn telegrapby and
station work; tuition free. For particulars
call room 4o5, Hibernia building. Jones ST
eco PAIRS second hand and uncalled for shoes
cheap. 103 Sd ST.
The Globe-republican., 1909-07-15
BUCKLIN 8REEzES.

Harvest Ia not over In this section yet,
but some OF the farmers are through with
their cutting and have commenced thresh
ing by this time next week the cOnntr,
will be dotted over with threshiDg ma.
chimes and the elevators will be working
to their full capacity.
Monday morning we had pretty stiff
wind from the north and north east. II
was not hot wind but was cool and re-
freshlng after the hot weather that we
bad been having. yet II burned the leaves
on the north side Of the trees where it
had fair sweep at them, the leaves are
dried up and crumble, just as asthouRh they
had been exposed to the heat Of fire.
Clyde Bogart is quite sick with typhoid
fever, at the home Of his brother, Bert
Bogart.
Fl, P. McCaustland and hisfamily start
ed Monday morning 10 their auto, for q
trip through the south western part Of the
state.
J. B. Martin and family have gone to
Ford for sixty days. Mr.. Martin takes
Charge of John Sims barber shop there
for that length Of time, while John Is out
trying to recuperate his falling health.
L. d. Taylor and wife returned last
Saturday from visit 10 llliBois and Iowa.
They expected to get home earlier in the
week but they we're caught bevond the
flood and experienced some difficulty in
getting through.
The wheat that is being threshed here
10 yellding from thirteen to fifteen bush
els to the acre and 10 OF good quality.
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The Bargain Store
Dodge City. Kansas.


j. u Daniel has moved his family
from his farm north of town, to the resi-
deuce that he recently bought Of Dr.
Pritchard, In Bucklin.
The wea. her man was kind of good tC
us again Tuesday night. be sent US fine
shower There was about one and hal
inches of water fell, little more wind
with 1t than was needed, but we have t.
take II as 1t comes.
Died, at his home west OF Bucklin July
8, 1919, at 3:20 p m, David | Alexand-
er, aged So ears, 10 months and ! day,
the funeral was held at the M. Il. church
IN suck lin. July 10, at 2:30 p ID. Rev
BalliDger OF Ford conducted the services.
He was buried 10 the BuckliD cemetery
David |. Alexander was born In Harrison
county, Indiana, September s, 1858 At
the age of 10 years be was converted and
Joined the M. K. church, be remained a
member Of that church until death
claimed him December 10 1876 hewa 9
married to Nliss Mary h. Sappenfeld, to
this union thele were eight children born
three boys and i've girls. Of these one
bov and five girls are still living. April
a. 1897, his wife died. Six years later. 10
1908, be was married to Miss Emma r.
Coleman, TO this union one child was
born. tie leave to mourn bis loss wife
and seven children, OF which number
three are married. and other relatives
here and at the old Indiana home. Mr..
Alexander came TO Kansas In 1884 and
has made this bis home from that time
until his death.
Quite number of Bucklln's young
folks went DicDickiDg down at Drake's
ranch edlesday.
The rain storm Tuesday night was ac
companied with foe electrical display.
1t put many Of the phones out Of COM
mission.
Some of our farmers are beginning to
roar about the Russian thistle Well II
ls getting to be little too numerous for
the good OF the country. Just why peo-
pie will wait until they are forced to de
stroy this and other n0xlous weeds, Ia
hard TO tell but they do and the sooner
the parties whose duty 1t Is to see that
the law In regard to these weeds Is en-
forced, get busy the better 1t will be for
all.
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Mrs. Robert Rhodes Of Dodge City Is
visiting relatives here this week.
Miss Agnes steele has accepted posi-
tion as telephone operator.
Prof q. B Melia and wife Of Cimar-
room, Kans are visiting Prof Melia's
mother. The Prot. does not expect to
continue his school work next wibter.
The Winfield Quartette gave one OF
their entertainments In the Methodist
church Sunday night
Chas. Herzer, Of Dodge, is visiting
relatives this week.
Mrs. <. o Shook returned Friday from
Lakin where she has been visiting her
parents. Her nephew Gordon Curren of
Pueblo, Colo, returned with her. His
mother, who has been visiting In Amarillo
stopped off for few days visit while on
her way back to Pueblo
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IS Reasons Why the Mandt Wagons Are The Best

II in need OF buggy, don't fail to look into the
merits Of our HENNEY Bugges. A few facts about
the boxes Of our Henney Bug ges: Heavy sill
slanting in such manner that water can run off.
Plugless body. Hardwood bottom boards; extra
heavy re iuforced board for step; hardwood strip
under bottom boards running from one end to the
other, with heavy screws In each end g. inch
convue panels; new styles riser inches high. lap
ping over top edge Of panel, permitting better
finish and doing away with the possibility
Of water opening up seat raiser joints: heavy
4 inch cross pieces Heavy hardwood
corner and raiser posts. Extra heavy
concave raisers,. REINFORCED on The inside,
Pressed steel ties plates Ia front tying cross pieces
and post All piano buggies equipped with four
seat rods. Edges OF front boards nicely rounded
and fitted. High grade workmanship; high grade
finish; careful inspection; finished product. We
show 20 different styles Of bugges; all beds made
this way, and come in either the steel or rubber
tires. Prices guaranteed the lowest
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Opening Of a New Department
Western Belle Lister and Drill

The most practical and Efficient tool Of It's kind on
the market Moldboards and shares are made OF
the finest hardened soft center STEEL and is equip
ped with listing pow that will do perfect work in
any kind Of soil. Chilled bearings are used on all
parts subject to wear. The. dropping mechanism
has the reputation Of being the best made.
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Is. The adjustable tongue spring.
16. The sIeel lock bolster plate
II. The STAKES are hollow steel with extension
wOoden stakes.
Is The front axle aRd sand board are are iron
plated preventing the reach from wearing,
10 The front end OF reach has iron plates forming
bnshipg 10 king bolt hole.
20. The reach has hardened tempered steel rub
irons.
21. The steel extension plate with lock nut.
%. The Mandt patent grip nut wagon wrench.
The concave cut under rub iron.
"a The self oeutering box rod nuts.
25 The side boards and end boarGs all have hard
wood ceats, rv+ted ends
2e The box has steel grain stripes on inside, cleats
cut bias thus making perfectly tight box, with
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FORD ITEMS.

Miss Elsie Smith OF Marshaltown, la,
Ia visitin her uncle, NJ Smith.
L. X, vsnHorDe and several grair
buyers made trip to Dodge Saturday In
the VanHorne automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Valentine of Seaton
H., returned to their home Sunday after
an extended visit with Mrs. Valentines
brothers, Lon and Tom Vance, end uncle
,. E. Clark.
Milo Clark of Wyoming who has been
visiiiog HE uncle, MT. Clark, for some
time, left sunday for Illinois for an ex.
tended visit.
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anti spread rods
u. The sie boards have steel wearing plates for
bol.tering stakes.
rs The boxes are made with either the improved
Comstock eDdgates ana with iron plated eide boards
with the shoveing board endgae-has six straps on
each side board.
20 The bottoms have hard wood cleats on top of
bOl-ters
80 The center bes straps are out side, supported
by heavy double boiled braces.
81. The double eccentric lever b p box holders
80. The seats have an 1. rebound springs
80. The seat spring with clipped ceDters instead Of
b0lted.
"a rhe T. G Mandf patented whiffetrees, evener,
ntckyoke AMI clevses.
3d. The automatic brake lock.
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Good Enough Gang Plows

We especially recommend the Good Enough
Gang Pow. for it is designed to supply a durable
and thoroughly reliable gang plow at moderate
cost The front forrow wheel is set obliquely end
is connected with the steering lever. No other
gang plow is provided with this feature. The
pow can be operated either with or without pole
Made right and lefthand.
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Be SURE

when you insure that you are
dealing with a reputable COM
pany; be sure that you are get
ting satisfactory amount Of
protection, and that you are
not paying TOO dearly for it.
II you want to know anything
on the subject of
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Opening a New Department.

deciding line Farming
investigating different lines After much study decided that the
adapted the conions prevailing this
country unded complete line these celebrated
mes5 ancudg implement needed for farming this
mn high standard Of quality that prevails throughout this
consideration and firmly believe that we the best to be had
The Globe-republican., 1909-07-15
Tha Economy Die Harrows

The Economy disc harrow acknowledges equal. There
is not another harrow the market that presents many
valuable features The frame bars Of high carbon
stiff and hard be had The discs heavy with long
sharp beve nicely polished The spoos have large face
that acts brace for center Of disc and prevents breaka
rough work. Many other important features Write or call
for further information.
The Globe-republican., 1909-07-15

The q. W. B. M. Of the Christian
church met with Mis-. Myrtle Kinkead on
Wednesday afternoon, jolly z. Mrs. j. L
Meairs acted as leader with MssdAmea
5orey, French aud Grover as helpers
The topic was: "Our missions In Papal
countries" and the meeting was con
Quoted 10 the manner OF an old fashioned
spelling school, Mrs. French and Mrs.
Grover acting as captains. The leader
put the questions fret to one side and
then the other. When one missed, the
question was passed to the ether side.
Added to this program Mrs. Sorey told
the story Of Lorenzo PolicaFpo, Mrs.
Thompson and Mrs. KInkead played a
duet. The roll call was answered by
questions concerning our work In Mexico.
Refreshments were served by Mrs. Kin
kead and Mrs. Grover.
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Monitor Disc Drills.

They are built Of the best materials the best mechanics
crrec mechanical lines and tested before leaving the
factory They positively third lighter draft than
other machine Of equal size. They are the ny drills that
not be coged They the only machine that put all the
seeds the bottom Of cean wide furrow at depth
in two rows and the with uniform amount Of
EARTH They require one6h less seed to be used than re
quired by other machines
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Steel Pipe and U-Bar Harrows

These have attained wide reputation for strength duraby
handling adapy for various kinds work. The sections
made with 80 35 square steel teeth lever attached each
give desired slant the b change slant
stopping the Sections independent and will
interfere when turning
The Globe-republican., 1909-07-15

Hervey Baldwin, who Is the Santa Fe
division superintendent's stenographer at
wellington, stopped here today for visit
with his parents. He was on bis return
from LaJunta, where the officials had
been holding q meeting.
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Read carefully the thirty five why 1t Is the
cheapest wagon ihe market 1t costs than the
ordinary wagon and is worth at least double the money
/. 1t s manufactured from the very best and thor.
ouQhly Seas,ned material.
q IL exceIs all others In good looks finish and
proportion.
s Ills the easiest running wagon 10 the world
4 lhe gears bob front and hind, are clipped instead
Of boted and have the g. Mandt patented circle posts
5. The skeins haye maleabIe and dust and sand
proof cellar
The skeIns have extra strong be are heavier on
under SIDE or wearing part
1he ax'es have our new improved fiat steel truss
s. A&es have braces from under side OF skeins to
fnnndsi
g. The wheels have black bi ch hubs and best of oak
spokes
10. the wheels have bent white oak felloes, boted
and cHped jvints ard have heavy tires
II, he til oes are rlyed at each side spoke:
y the tongue cap is "a inches long wit b saitey
eaten.
13 Th, tongue Is steel striped Its entire length
underneath. =,
IA ihe angle steel front hound Is reinforced with
wood. tunniDg from axels to hound.
The Globe-republican., 1909-07-15

DID you ever look up the meaning
- of the words price" and Cost?
We venture you'd be interested, even
surprised.
"Price" originally meant not money, not CASH
but Reward, Praise, Worth. In the days of
Caesar they called it "Pretium."
Cost comes from the old Icelander word
"Koster," signifying to Choose, to Test to
Prove.
So Price" is really the Worth of the thing sold.
Cost" means how we'll the thing bought proves
up in actual use.
So we're not SO far off the track today for when you
buy paint the Price of should be the of its
usefulness, in appearance and wear. Its Cost to you
will be how we'll it stands the test you put it to- If it
does well, it's cheap if not, you paid too much.
Measured by this poor paint costs far, far more than
good paint; never worth the price asked and never
stands the test of wear.
There's house paint made that's worth the price
and stands the test and that's HORSE SHOE
BRAND HOUSE PAINT best lead, zinc, aged
linseed oil, japan, colorng matter and nothing else;
honest materials, honestly prepared sold on honor
Seven gallons Of HORSE SHOE PAINT covers as
much surface as ten gallons Of ordinary paint and
covers it longer.
Then, too there's full line of good HORSE SHOE BRAND
Paint Specaties- SHOE BRAND Pan for the Barn.
orthe Roof for the Porch for the Floor for Inside Walls Screens
for Buggies, Wagons--n fact for everything
When ready buy paint spees and the
Ako sbo
that here where you'll find what you're looking for
IcCurdy Lumber Company Dodge City
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McCurdy Lumber Company Dodge 4!s.!. City
Simpson a. Ballou
DENTISTS

We have removed from our former
rooms over the Bee Hive store 70 our
new Offices in the Eimpso Building
Dodge City Kansas
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To Trade - Large modern dwelling,
well located, in hutchinson, in exchange Tor
land. The Kinkel Agency, Hutchinson,
Kansas
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A few hundred dollars to loan on farm
land. Inquire at County Clerks ONCE. 1919
The Globe-republican., 1909-07-15

For sale-1 2.horse gasoline engine. Fair
banks and Morse; in Pood runningcondition
See q Elliott. 394t
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OFFICIAL COUNTY and CITY PAPER
THURSDAY! JULY IS, 1909.
WANT COLUMN

Wanted, Lost, Found, Strayed: For Sale,
Exchange, Etc, notices under this head &c
per line per issue, cash with order, no notices
accepted for less than lOc per issue.
The Globe-republican., 1909-07-15

For Rent-A broom house, 5O2 Avenue B.
Enquire II, J. Gyles
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-29
NAYERLE's GERMAN EYE WATER

Is simple and perfectly harmless
eye remedy for children and adults
At al druggists soc. send 65c IN
coin meney order direct TO
GEORGE MAXERLE. Graduate Ger
man Expert Optician. lli9 Golden
Gate sv., s. T. Phone Park 3l53.
Per dozen bottles, IS.
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REAIE8fBER.

Buyers and sellers ~ real estate and other husl-
ness Z r0u wish Quick results list your business
proposition Win Magic Broker FrsuzOs 1902 Ms
son ST.. corner frl- TIE greatest bargains IN
s. E. Z have rhe fortune 70 D1er.
hcs-errarr NcAlllster ST.; clears weekly 81; /;
rerr Sl5- price Ss5o
Restaurant Valencia street: cleans So weekly.
rent $50 price & -059
Stationery with SODA fountain. etc. Folsom
si-; rent Sl5. price $50 Globe Magic Broker.
loo2 Mission s., 81 6th; room G; phone Market
1880
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san Diego. Cal. March .. l9Os

san UIt-o, taI-F Wafcn % IHl3.
The San Diego Gas 4 Electric Light COMPANY
hereby gives notice that il viii pay the principal
of all OF its outstanding first mortgage bends
dated July i. 1857. on April II. 1909. with in
teFest accrued 10 that date. IT the Wells Fargo
Nevada SaTional Bank. san Francisco. Cal or
at the office OF The Standard Trust Company OF
New York 25 Broad St. View York city Bonds
must be presented with al coupons PAYABLE on
and after July l. 1909. attached. Interest will
cease on April II. 1903
SAN DIEGO GAS & ELECTRIC LIGHT CON-
PANY.
R- n p EnIrI EP sa.-aAa--
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WIVES ANp MINING

CALIFORNIA INVESTMENT WITHOUT
RISK.
Shares IN a big free milling gold property
now developed for mill; only enough for sale
70 put up MILL officers and directors first
class: debts; >eondicts: DO fail 70
Investigate; absolutely risk and certain OF
big profits.
PACIFIC COAST TRUST CO..
3GT Chronicle building. san Francisco
GOLD, smalgsm. rich ore bought: cash: assaying
5fir hdaneeF ASSAY Co. I31 9Th 81 nr. Howard
-@s-..--...--.----------
PROPERTY WANTED
LOT wtd--LOested between Geary St. Van
Ness av- and Market St; not less than 100 II.
frontage; at a bargain price. and must be
cheap; agents do not want commission on
this sale; viii give benefit 10 builders Of
home. Box $50. San Francisco.
WANT 10 buy cottage or small fats. or lot II
cheap; either side OF bay; give location. price
and terms Box 1857. Can Office
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MEDICAL

C. FULTON, u. A, NJ. D.
SIG llth St. oakland Cal
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coUNTRY - -


THE BEST To BE HAD.
All selected special bargains Of the best lands
in Colusa county, or the state
No. 4o7-sao acres. Al loan soii. for fruit OF
alfalfa: large shade and frGit trees; good build
inss; $50 per acre
Ne 422-400 acres heavy sediment Al alfalfa
$50 per acre
No. $500 acres sandy laam: large build
inss; Al; worth $50. FOR only SO per acre
No. 427-i25 acres rive- front. sets build
ings; Eiie 20 town; uuexcelled Tor prunes and
alfalfa $50 per acre
No 42s-4o0, acres. "a mile 10 river, 10 build
ings, sediment sotls water 5 feet alfalfa or
fruits $50 an acre
No. 42o-aa0 acres sediment. new buiIdin-z;
near river the very best there IS; $50 an acre.
$50 acres; on river; 700 acres alfalfa; build
lngS' Al for prunes, corn, Alfalfa and Vese-
tables; $50 an acre.
No 4o6-Too acres; river fruit; 200 acres gar
den sol; 40 acres alfalfa orchard: buildiugs-
snap; $40 an acre
Country Dept HoLCoAB REALTY COMPANY
COS san Pablo av..
Oakland. Cal
Germantown FARMS.
20 acre tract adjoining Germantown sedi-
mentary loan soil il feet deep, unterlaid Witl
fne water bearing gravel stratum.
FREE WATER RIGHTS
FREE IRRIGATING SYSTEM
This is the best and cheapest SOL IN the state
for alfalfa. berries, garden truck and fruits o.
al kinds.
NO FLOODS-NO ALKALI.
NO ADOBE-NO HARDPAN-
Small amount downs balance on easy terms
Come N and talk IL over
PATTES LAND COMPANY.
Sol First Nationsl Bank building
COUNTRY real. ESTATE DEALERS.
We CAN INCREASE
YOUR BUSINESS
RAPID GROWTH -
OF OUR BUSINESS
WARRANTS OUR MOVING
FROM 2I2 PACIFIC BUILDING
To OFFICES 405-406-407
METROPOLIS RANK BUILDING
COZ. NEW MONTGOMERY AND MARKET.
sax FRANCISCO, CAL
on AND AFTER MARCH 18th
ADDRESS ALL COMMUNICATION THERE
PACIFIC REALTY
INFORMATION BUREAU.
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ELECTRIcAL TREArMENT

DR.. & MRS. DR.. PIERCE, SpeciaIists-Our
treatment is pleasant. safe and sure; no dan
gerous drugs or operations; satisfactory results
and reasonable rates Suite 502. Westbank
building. $50 Market ST; hours 10 70 S; sun
dav y TO