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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-04-22
MANITOWOC, WIS.,, THURSDAY, APRIL %, 1909.
WILSON SAYS PATTEN
ISFLEEClNG CONSUMERS.

There is sufficient wheat in the
country at normal prices to make bread
for the Americans up to the time when
the new crops come in, !" declared Secre-
tary of Agriculture Wilson Saturday
anent the Chicago wheat corner and
those who attempt to keep prices up at
present rates expect to get their money
out of the common people-the consul
mers.
Secretary Wilson's statement was
made in reply to criticisms of j. X.
Patten who not only discredted the de-
partment's estimate of the wheat crop
but said that the supply of wheat was
scarcer than the governments estimates
show.
The reporters of the department of
agriculture are farmers living on farms
and know, if anybody knows, and have
knowledge, if anybody has knowledge,
of the facts" declared the secretary.
I'VE cannot whistle these men down
the wind. If we seek an honest class of
community and hesitate to take the
words of American farmers, we will
not establish truth by going to the gam
blers.
The large majority of wheat has
left the hands of the farmers. A ficti-
tious price has been created. The far
p,aro ava ,,,t b.paF;oior;ao of or,,b no,-
dtions. They will naturally plant
more wheat and next years crop is like
ly to be abnormally large, when the
gamblers Will not pe in the market
and mischief will Ie done by distur-
bance of the crop system.
I'm the corner Of 1898 when the price
of wheat was run up to 81. 81 the price
was depressed the following year below
80 cents, the result, undoubtedly, of the
upsetting of the equilibrium of normal
supply and demand"
To show that scarcity of wheat in
this country is not the cause of the pres
ent abnormal increase in the price, SEQ
retary Wilson points out that the a
mount of wheat produced in the calen-
der year 1908, was 665, 600, 600 bushels,
as compared with 634, 600, 600 bushels
for the crop year 1907, making 81, 900
600 bushels more for the last crop year
than was found the year previous.
After calling attention to the depart
ments report which indicated that the
amount of wheat on farms on March /,
last, was about 143 000, 600 bushels, in
round numbers the 4-retary states that
an analysis of the wheat movement after
March 1, in past years, indicates that
the yearly estimates Of the crop on
farms at that time has been abont per
cent below the actual percentage.
He says that when wheat becomes
dear. rs it is now as the result of the
Chicago corner, people use more corn
than they do when wheat is cheaper
and declares that the people who are
responsible for the corner will have to
consider that less wheat will be used
while it remains at an abnormally high
price.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-04-22
uHd Rather Die, Doctor.

than have my feet cut off, said M. l..
Bingham, of Princeville, Ill. but you'!l
die from gangrene( which had eaten a
way eight toes if you don't" said all
doctors Instead-he used Bucklen's s
Arnica Salve till wholly cured. Its cures
of Eczema, Fever Sores, Boils, Burns
and Piles astound the world. 25c at
Henry Hinrichs'.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-04-22
COURSE OF STUDY EXAM.

The Course of Study examinations
will be held next Friday aud Saturday
April % and "a. The board of examin-
ers and the place at which each will con-
duct the examination follows: E. s.
Brick, Mishcot; Christ Wuellner, Kell.
nersville; Jerome Ledvina, Rockville;
Wm. Birkle, Meeme; Albert Kielsmeier,
Larrabee Albert Wagenknecht, st. Naz-
ianz; Louis Trossen. Branch; Jos. Vo-
boril, Clarks Mills; Christ Schade, New.
tonbnrg; Mabel Smith, Reedsvile.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-04-22
WILL Be A TWO STORY BUILDING.

Plans are completed for the new
Dempsey block, corner eigth and com
mercial streets. The plans Of Architect
Tegen have been adopted. A two story
building will be erected. The first
floor will contain four stores and the
second floor will be office rooms. The
new block will be equipped with all
to have the building ready for occupancy
early i'll the fall.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-04-22
FARM FOR SALE,

so acre farm in the town of Liberty
adjoining Pigeon Lake, for sale. About
70 acres under cultivation, about II
acres timber; beautiful park; good soil
Fine property. For particulars inquire
at the PILOT office. 50
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-04-22
In the next issue the County Superin.
tendency bill will be discussed.

In connection with the certifcation
bin it might be Of interest to know that
in Indiana person who takes up the
work of teaching must be high school
graduate and must have had at least IL
weeks of professional work in the state
normal school or its equivalent. The
high schools do no professional work
whatever and do not prepare teachers
for their work.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-04-22
DIED

Mrs Theresa Relf, pioneer settler OF
this city, died at her home on South 7th
street Monday. aged so years. The de-
ceased was born in Germany and came
with her husband to Manitowoc over 60
years ago. Mr.. Ref conducted a shoe
store on South Sth street He died many
years ago. Mrs. Ref is survived by
four children, three daughters and one
son, John and Mrs. Stratham of this
city Mrs. Chas Theisen of Amigo, and
Mrs Robert Werner of Sheboygan.
The funeral was held this morning from
st. Boniface church. Interment was at
Calvary cemetery.
Mrs. Johanna Kuester, aged 72 years,
died at the home of her grand daughter,
Mrs. Ben Hanson, North 7tb street.
She was born in Germany and came to
this country when quite young. She
was twice married, both husbands being
dead. Her first husband was VIM.
Brown who built the hotel at Browns
Corners which is conducted by her son
George. She is survived by six children
George Brown, Browns Corners, Will
iam of Plymouth, Herman and Minnie
of Ludington, Wis, Mrs. Herman Hell
wig of Alma Center, Mrs Ida Ziemer
of Kewaunee and Arwin of Minneapo-
lis. The funeral was held Wednesday
from the German Lutheran church.
lnterment was at Evergreen cemetery.
Mrs. Charles Randolph died at her
home on Park street Monday night after
a months illness, aged al years. She is
survived by her husband and five chill.
dren, mother, Mrs. E. Lang of this
city, two brothers, Harry Lang of this
city and Thomas Lang of Detroit, and
one sister, Mrs. l.. S. Morgan of Kansas
City. Mrs. Randolph was born and
raised in Pennsylvania and came to this
city with her husband six years ago,
where the family has since resided. The
funeral will be held this afternoon from
ST. Pauls Methodist church. Interment
will be at Evergreen cemetery.
News was received here Monday night
of the death of Mrs. Hugo Mueller at
Belen. New Mexico. Mrs Muellers
maiden name was Paula Nelson. She
was 30 years of age and formerly resided
in this city and was a teacher in the
county previous to her marriage eight
years ego The family removed to New
Mexico four years ago in the hope that
a change of climate would benefit her
failing health, but it was all to no pur
pose. She is survived by her husband
and one child, her parents, one brother
and three sisters. The burial took place
at Belen.
Sister Mary Stefanoka, one of the
teachers in the Sacred Heart Congrega-
ton of this city died last Tuesday after
a brief illness. She was 33 years of age
and belonged to the Felecain order,
having graduated from the Felecian
Seminary at Detroit. She came to this
city three years ago and previous to her
coming here she was teacher in the
Polish Catholic School at Manitowoc.
The funeral took place from the Sacred
Heart Church on Thursday. The Cath.
sisters of Manitowoc attended in body.
Rev. Bolesaus Stefanoka brother of
the deceased, was present and assisted
in the funeral services Two Rivers
Chronicle
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-04-22

The followings bills before the legis
lature are of interest to teachers. Only
n short synopsis of each bill is given,
presenting some of the principal fea-
lures. A few of the arguments are also
given but in this limited space it is not
possible to enter into lengthy discus.
sion.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-19
EXCLAIMED RARGAINs.

.00O-Chinatown business property; story
brick building; stores and rooming
yearly; very low; win trade for lot
north Of Market: mtg. $4,000 at per
CORNER. Western Addition; lot sOz
rooms. bath: rented Sc 900 yearly; will
trade for improved fruit ranch up to
$4,000 value; mtg. can remain for diff
ference in value.
Sz0.OoO-Very fne apt house. IL fats PA
Hi. HS rented very very LOVING io%. $500 0g yearly: nye
large mtg. can remain; will exchange
for lot or residence In San Francisco.
$40, ,000-New CORNER apt house, vicinity Of
Frederick and Clayton sts. il apts..
2-s rooms, bath: all rented for over
$1,000 yearly; viii exchange for lot east
Of Van Ness and north of Market; mtg.
can be arranged for any difference in
s2s. .ooo-Nob Hill: fats. rooms, hath; new
building; key lott rental s.. 500 yearly;
snd % '69'e re Be9keeT tsg Iesoeoce In E oSs
take bank mtg FOR difference in value.
sI5.ooO-e fine bats western Addison; rental
$500 yearly: mtg $1,000 can remain
residence in 5. F. bay counties.
SO. .oO0-Fine investment: property vicinity Of
es1don iaa lot ss1nao e. rental 81 o6
yearly; mtg. $4,000 at 61z per cent
gross; viii trade equity for cottage. or
small lot in s. r., Oakland or Berkeley.
We offer the following lots in exchange for
Income property in San Francisco:
ti2o .ooo-Lot i2oxs5 It.; Van Ness av. near
Suffer st.
1IO.ooO-Lot 7oais7 IT.; Golden Gate sv. near
Market 81.
SIS. .oO0-Lot 5oxI5o IT.; Mission st. near zth;
two frontsges.
s55.ooo-Lot sox55 IT.; Montgomery St. corner
Clay.
S5o.O0o-Lot 2sxIs7 IT.: o'FarreIl st. mr. Mason
s2s -50O-Lot Jox92 IT.: Sacramento st.
Drumm.
Sd. .000-Lot 55xi20 IT.: Turk st. to Van Ness
street.
tf3.0oo-Lot 25x70 IT.; Larkin st. near Ellis
Fl3.o00-Iot 2Ixl2o IT.; Ellis St Larkin.
SS,000-IOta 25xs0 IT,: Folsom ST. near ID
SG.oo0-L0t 2sx93 IT,; Bush St near Hyde.
S5.600-Lot 34xs0 IT.; Bryant ST near 4th
s4.00O-Lot 2Ox70 IT.: Minna St near Sd
$2.5OO-Lot 25xl20 IT.: 7th av. near Fulton ST
J. W. WRIGHT & CO.,
l25 Sutfer st.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-19
CITY REAL EsTATE-continued
MADISON & BURKE,
Stahlished January lS52-


Real Estate Agents, 80 Montgomery ST.
Reliable Renters and Collectors.
soo'ooo9l ro. room apartment house r and
Leavenworth st. near Washington; will
cor ooo trade for lot in burned district,
s<i'oO0-Something good i'll tine new building
and large lot. Green st. Montgomery
av-, best steady renting location in city.
s2a. 1000 Beautiful home on Vallejo ST.; best
residence part Of city; large lot, 34:4x
lsa M IT. charming marine view; hard
$4,000.
s2o.ooo-a new fats; fine marine view; sacra.
mento st. Fairmont hotel; rent
$500 per annum; lot 81 IT. front Fine
go income property.
ooomBusiness property in Buchanan ST.; lot
e9xy0 e9 aa IT; rent $3.50 month; mortgage
e,o zoo Sit000; this will bear inspection.
si@'ooo-Ihree flats. 7-6-6 rooms and bath eacn.
In m sutter ST nr. Pierce; large lot rents
s''zoomSix nats, 3 rooms and bath eacn;
Shotwell st. near 14th; rent $100 mo-. !;
60 900 mortgage can be had Of $1,000
sS'ooo-Potrero ay.; fats and cottages; near
60 18th ST.; lot 5Sx100
so.U0O-2 flats in Grove st. near Devisadero; 8
and 8 rooms and bath; in best residence
section OF the city; open to oners ior
Reduced from $1,000 to $4,000 for immediate
saie-hesfdence, with fine garden; IN sai-
ieJo st. near Octayia rooms and bath;
lot 27x135 TT; look at this at once If
you want a nice home cheap.
,So,oOO-Cottage in Jackson near Devisadero; 5
rooms roo and bath; lot 25x137:6; rare chance
ior some one.
So,ooO-Barn, 26 stalls. sanitary connection;
near 9th and Brannan sts.; lot 50xl17:6 Z;
=. leased (security) at $40 net 2h years yet.
SSooo-Reduced from $4,000 to make quick
sale; cottage Of rooms and bath In
McAllister st. near Parker. VIII sell on
easy terms.
$S6oO-Cottage; Greenwich st. near Polk; 8
rooms and bath In Al condition; cars half
90 block; part cash, balance easy terms.
S<,<oV-l1th st. near Clara av.; cottage,
rooms and bath; lot 25xS7:6 feet. Why
pay rent?
LOTS
SE000-Cumberland ST. near Sanchez; 25xli4 It.
$I5o0-Lot 27:6x120; Fulton st. near Franklin;
:, hne location to improve with fats.
s1,too-treelon st. 4th; 25x80; would pay
big interest IL improved with small
fats.
$95O-Lot in Diamond ST. near 21st; 25x115
feet; cheap.
IL LEASE-ApArtment houses to be erected In
Taylor st. Call at office for particulars
To lease-Brick warehouse, SO, 600 50. it.; near
4th St; cheap; $4,000 SO. It. near ship
ping, on Battery St., with rear entrance
to Sansome St
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-19
CITY REAL ESTATE-C0ntinued
BALDWIN HOWELL. 31s-s24 KEARNY ST.
BALDWIN HOWELL. 31s-324 KEARNY ST
MEMBERS OF THE S. F. REAL ESTATE
BOARD

MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
S35 000-Rents $1,000: apartment house in good
renting locality and always well renteo'
corner near Jackson and Taylor. (45I1J
$26 000-Rents 5000; Pacific near kearny; wen
improved and leased. t461D
SIG 0o0-Very comfortable and sunny Western
addition home: so foot lot, north side,
near Clay and Broderick. will accom-
modate large family; win carry morteage.
$50, ,750--Rents 5000; near Waller and Shrader:
good piece of business property; weii
rented; mortgage Of $4,000 can stand
(5300)
$9000-2 fats of 81 rooms and bath. close to
Jackson ant Baker; in good condition;
neighborhood first class. t54o5l
S4,500-Cole street residence. This amount OF
cash all that is required to purchase this
room modern house. beamed ceilings
and very artistic; $4,000 can remain on
mortgage t55l6l
S11 000-Mission street between 9th and 9TH.
and north side. too Owner may shade
this little. Let US make an offer for
you. t5o4ll
S. O00-5O feet backing up to Valencia street
frontage. between 18th and 14th owner
says sell. t55S2)
end: street work all done.
s500-Boulevard lots, $50 down, $40 per
MONTH.
Send for '.Our List of property for sale.
BALDWIN & HOWELL, 31s-s24 KEARNY ST.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-19
HOME LOVING
HEARTS,

find so much more enjoyment in their home life 1t
they own their home than they do if they are merely
temporary renters. When you get place OF your
your knowledge that the property is yours for
life and that when you die your family will be pro-
vded for constant of satisfaction to you
and relieves you of great deal of the worry that
comes to the family man that has not provided
against the proverbial "rany day"
Don't put it off. You can buy at lower prices
than you will be able to later on.
Read these adsin today's paper; investigate what
ever looks good to you and if it doesn't suit look
further but start with the intention of securing
home Of your and you'll find an ideal place
somewhere near at terms to suit your purse, be it
fat or lean
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-19
SHAINwALD. BUCKBEE & CO..
27 Mon tgomery ST., Lick bldg.
Phone Douglas AZ.
Real Estate Agents.

WILLIAMS & SURRYHNE,
Real Estate-12S Sutter Street.
81, 2,9O0-McAllister st. close to the park; COM
Portable cottage. +. and b. and high
basement: lot 25x90; $3.50 cash, balance
s., ,50O-Bargain lot Golden Gate av., 25x100;
street bituminized; side sewer and water
pipes in the lot; $500 cash, balance
monthly.
s11 O0O-PossibIy less; an offer would probably
be entertained Haight and Pierce sts.
s120 per month"; lot 25x137:6; mortgage
Sc, 800.
81, 75o~close to California St, Richmond dis
trict; new substantial residence of
r. and b., high basement; lot 2ox1o0;
$3.50 cash, balance can be paid of in in
stallments.
$50, O00-California and Leavenworth sts.; hand
some modern building, arranged in flats
of and T. and b. each; rents $257 so
per month; lot nearly so feet front, runs
through to street; mortgage of
$4,000 can remain If desired.
Sf2, 500-Best location In Hayes Valley; store,
with fat above, also flats in rear street;
rents Sl4350 per month; lot 27:6x120;
mortgage Of $1,000.
$40, 0,oo0.Larkin St. best part; . modern Oats,
25x13T:6
S12, ,50p-This is without doubt the cheapest
piece of property in the Mission; a north
west corner: improvements consist of 6
$l20 per month; large mortgage can be
arranged If desired; lot 25x100.
S14, ,500--FiIlmore and Bush SITS. vicinity; 8
modern flats of 6-7-7 r. and b.; rents
$125 per month: lot 25x137:6.
S13, 500-Cose to Sutter St inside of Fillmore:
8 substantial brand new flats. r. and b.
each: rents S115: large open sunny LOT
WILLIAMS & SURRYHNE. l2S Sutter ST.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-19

SPAULDING NEFF,
los Montgomery st. near Sutter
Collecting, Renting. Insurance.
SPECIAL BARGAIN = Sc. 600 cash. balance
mortgage 5000 can remain: brand new
mats. 5-5-o-4 rms. and bath: rents 81, 1872
NOT ROMEO; large lot. 32:6x11I; near
Dolores and 22d SITS.
$S,0O0-Pacinc near Powell. 23:6x63:6: leased
$50 per month"; offer wanted.
$l5.00O-Haight st. Pierce: exceptionally
well built modern fats rms. and bath
each; rents $1.260 per year. must be
seen to be appreciated
$4,OO0-Cash. balance mortgage $3. 75O; owner
must sell: new fats. rms. and bath
each; lot 27:6x125: near Castro and 18th
sts-: rents $S4
$5,250-BARGAIN: 80 residence 8 large rms. and
bath: beamed ceilings. etc.. 18th nr. San
chez; owner must SELL
$50. 5O0--6S:9xS :6. corner Franklin and Grove
sts.: cheap buy.
SlZ,50O-15x137 IS: Post st. residence. 10 rms
and bath: lot alone worth $4,000
$l3, l3,OO0-Nearly whole blocks in Sunset: look
these up; certainly cheapest buy in this
s1,75om California st. bet. 21st and 22d sts..
$3.o0o-John ST. Mason a7:6x62 6.
$l,3O0-16th av. near Clement ST.. 80 frontage:
cheap building lot.
SPAULDING & NEFF,
107 Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-19
LOTS.

so. .000-32 lots. close to 21st and Potrero av. !:
just the thing for builder specu-
lator
Si5. .oOO-Oniy few steps from Dupont and
Pacific sts.; 36xl37:6 Fl. with /
2Ox72 It.
Sl2. .O00-Hyde st. CORNER, 34xll2 It.
$5,7J0-BeaUriful marine view lot; Polk st. nr.
Filbert; 3lxlO0 #.
s5.O0O-Close to Broadway and Polk St; 36x
1876 IT
Sz75O-VaIencia ST. mr. 25th: 3Ox1I7:6 IT.
s. 0o0-1st Y mr. Fulton St, 50xl00 #.
50 3600-Harris0n st. near 5th; 25x75 #
s. 500-Splendid business corner. 9Th V. and
3 81. .RichmoDd. 32:6xI0O IT.
s., ,300-Lake St near l1th av.; 25x1Oo IT.;
street bituminized
81 65O-5th aF. ] St. $500 cash, balance
SIS monthly.
SS0O-44tI av. Sunset: corner, 32:6x1o0
and lot 25X100 IT.
s250-Lot 5Oxl00 IT; Refs tract.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-19
RESIDENCES.

eII. .50O-AIodern residence. rooms and bath
steam and hot air heater; renting at
present for SO month; near Clay and
Buchanan sts-; IS. 600 mortgage can re-
at per cent.
s., ,000-New colonial residence: every pos
sible convenience; EXCEPTIONALLY
EASY TERMS Z large. sunny rooms
each; splendid reception hall; large
closets and clothes presses: substantial
and very artistic combination gas and
electric fixtures: dining room beautifully
laneied; elaborate art glass side
board. large gas CRATE in parlor and
coal grale in dining room. back porch
iuclosed in glass; large yard; excep-
ti0nally fine car service; close to pub
lie schools; streets bituminized; Sth
ay., near Lake ST.; lots 25xl20 it.;
attendant and keys at l47 Sth ave.
every day, including Sundays
-. .goO--Nt-w modern residence, rooms and
bath; driveway for garage; beam cell
ings; pressed brick front; terrazZo steps
and vestibule; Ashbury St
e5-.s0-H Residence, rooms and bath; studio in
rear: fine reception hall; modern in
every respect; BARGAIN; could not be
produced for anything this sum-
S5,90o-Moden residence. IL rooms and >
baths; only 2 years old; beautifully
finished gas and electric fixtures; nat
uEal wood finished; wood CRATES:
ranged for > fats. Al and bath
each; near l1th av. and ! ST.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-19
FOR SALE BY
Won RHEIN REAL ESTATE COMPANY.
I. 141 Suffer af

RENTING. REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE.
SIS, ,000-50x75 to rear street; California near
Leavenworth; splendid locality for either
apartments or fats; will subdivide.
Sl4.5o0--Large lot on one Of the most promi-
nent corners in the Mission; improve
renting for $3.50 per
S13, ,O00-50x100 Woodland av., mr.. Parnassus
av.; modern dats of and 5 rms and
bath: rent $120.
S12, ,500-DeviSadero ST., Union: light
modern. sunny fats of 6 and roms: rents
$110; mortgage of S.. 900 can remain
Sill ,500--3 new, high class fats; vicinity of
Larkin and broadway; lot 29xI3T:6: an
nual rents 81 $3.50.
$40, 500-Turk ST., nr. Laguna: 8 fats Of 81 and
rooms rents $100 per month; must be
sold on account of owner leaving city
So 250-25x100, Union nr. buchanan; 5 modern
fats of rms and bath each, renting
for $95 mo. bargain.
sc. .600-Two marine view flats of and q
rooms and bath; vicinity of Broadway
and Jones; rents $65 a month; mortgage
of So, 900 can remain.
$6,500-2Sxl2O; Broderick st. near Jackson
with residence OF rooms and bath
Sc, ,OO0-27 :6x137:6, California mr.. Leayenwort,. !.
excellent locality for fats.
S5, ,25O-40x137:6, corner Lombard and Leayen-
worth: beautiful marine view.
$5, 25O--Iake st. near 9th av.; modern res
idence of rooms.
$4 S0OL5th av Clement ST.; modern
nats of rooms and bath; rents $50 per
s4,25o~5osi2o; 4ih a,. near l.. WIN sub
divide.
s1,5Oo--ofer wanted; lot 2sx6o; Bernard mr.
Jones.
$1500-West line of 18th av. near Lake st. ;
LOT 26x12O.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-19
MISSION REAL ESTATE
ID. COFFIN & CO.,
252S Mission. nr. 2lst st.


$3.50 each-2 lots on Putnam nr. Jefferson ST.
$3.50 Serpentine ST.. mr. 18th ST: good loca
tion for cte.: 1 la blks. to cars: grade,
sewer and gas. (213S)
s9O0-Cor. on Manchester St. 25x1O0 (2140)
5000 and up--7 lots Mission ST. incud-
Ing corner; bit. street. fS34f}
81 ,000-24th ST.; water, sewer and gas, 25x114:
81 eSo-cor. on coIlingwood St: easy ''fen terms.
$500 Guerrero st, mr. 18th ST.; full size. size.
ss,25o-N.s1 l. 10Th ST. mr. Valencia ST. si a5Sioo.
(S349)
s4,5oo-2 lots Alabama St. nr. oath st.
HOUSES AND COTTAGES
81, 400--North-~ av.. close to Cortland ay. &
r. and b.; a snap; terms. (S3S0)
$4 4,000-Castro St, nr. 18th St. modern cot
of r. and b.: lot 2Sxl20; bit on rear
of lot: an excellent location for busI-
ness property: terms. (S2Sl)
So, ,650--5 cottage on Florida ST. near 22d.
stable for horses in rear. fs355,
FLATS AND INVESTMENTS
Sc, ,500-2 new nats on 18th ST; r. and II
ea.; good income property; lot 25x114;
st. wk all DONE (S3e2l
81, ,25o-3 fats on Guerrero ST; SIZE r. and b.
ca: all rented to good tenants; owner
D. COFFIN & co.. 'oo'o'
252S Mission st. 21sf
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-19

SOL GETZ & SONS, Real Estate Dealers,
Room 32S Chronicle Building
Take advantage Of low prices and secure
lots cheaper than any one else can sell them.
$3.50 to $400-AIl bargains in choice sections of
Ocean View Lakeview and Parkside. So monthly.
$3.50 to $sO0-Richmond Heights. Grand view
of park, ocean and Spreckels lake. Easy terms.
Fine residence lots on 18th av. near st.,
Richmond district at bargain; street work all
ccne; fine houses in neighborhood. $40 monthly
Sunset lots. on Sth. 9th and 11th avs, L and
NJ sts.; graded; on installments.
$500 to $1,000 Choicest oceanside and boule-
ward lots; your own terms
Cottages in Excelsior Hd.. Richmond Sunset
and oceanside districts; easy terms. See US nrst
before buying
Oceansidc branch office corner h st. and 47th
av Open daily and SUNDAYS.
SOL GETz 4 SONS. Owners and Dealers.
Room 326 Chronicle Building.