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BERKELEY PEAL ESTATE

INCOME residence. modern ? story dwelling 10
rooms, 2 baths: also cottage with bath In rear.
close In: terms. part cash; no trade. c. W.
ROTH. 1928 Grant st.
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STOCK FARM.

440 acres. 8 miles south OF f.San Jose; miles
from railroad; $50 acres can be plowed; 5 room
house, hard finish; good barni creek runs through
place; living springs; this carries 125 head OF
cattle the year round shade and shelter for
stock; price $22.50 per acre. 414
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
SMALL FARMS AND COUNTRY HOMES.
RANCHO Ell RIO, IN THE SAN RAMON
VALLEY CONTRA COSTA COUNTY.
NEAR WATNUT CREEK

SUBDIVISIONS OF $40 ACRE TRACTS.
IL youN are In the market for small farm or
country home do not fail to see this property.
most accessible to transportation; within y mile
of a thriving town containing hotels, stores,
physician, churches and good schools. splendid
raising OF walnuts almonds, peaches, pears.
small fruits and vegetables of all Minds; there
are few magnificent red oaks on each and 10
acre subdivision; the interurban electric railway
is now building and viii be open for traffic in
the near future; If you are interested. we will
be glad to show you. this property; communicate
per acre and up; one-hfth cash. balance In 8
years: send for circular. DODGE YER MEHR
Co.. 20l5 Shattuck av., Berkeley, Cal.
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CITY REAL ESTATE

BARGAIN.
SO, ,500-Sacramento st. near list av.; lot 25x117:
good old story house, with driveway and
stable: just around the corner from the
elegant Preside Terrace lot opposite
sold for 81 000
81, ,100--Reduced to force sale; lot 27:6x13T g.:
McAlister st. bet Devisadero and Scott
old cottages pay S3s per month; make a
bid.
sc, ,0Oo-Northeast corner of I'd av and Fulton
ST.: 50x90: sunny exposure; street work
complete; through from the beach to
ferry.
81 Double frontage lot. block from Ellis
and Fillmore sts
KANE & co.
215 Montgomery ST.
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HONEST VEGETABLE LAND.
S25 Per Acre. Cash-$25 Per Acre. Cash.
Rent VIII Pay Balance.
Peat and sediment soil: only "a miles from
Holt. on the Santa Fe r. R.. miles from
Of only 1c per mile: steamer landing on prop
erty.
Absolutely overflow. perfect drainage and
free irrigation system.
PRODUCES
Onions. $400 to 81, 900 per acre.
Asparagus. $500 to 81 500 per acre.
Potatoes. 100 TO 200 sacks per acre
Beans. % to 40 sacks per acre
Barley. 30 to 80 sacks per acre
Price only $3.50 per acre: SIS per acre cash.
balance S25 per acre per year
Excursions daily: s2.9o covers all expenses.
A. e. PATTEN LAND COMPANY,
425 First National Bank Building
San Francisco
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FRUITYALR REAL ESTATR

81 20O-s50 cash. $40 mo-, r. lot 1OOx1OO.
81 ,s0O-s150 cash. $15 mo-, r. lot 50x110.
s.. 2OO-S30O cash, $40 mo-. r; lot 45x174-
Houses to rent purchase. 10 10 $50 per mo-
FRUITVALB REALTY CO..
1902 z. 18th St Phone Merritt 242.
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ALAMEDA REAL RSTATE

SIS Cash. SO monthIy-5 acres OF the best land
In Alameda county; rich and level RICH
VALLEY LAND CO.. $50 Sutter st.
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RICHMOND REAL ESTATE

HOTEL. located on prominent corner directly
across from the Southern Pacific depot. IN Nc
Donald av Richmond: $500, including I'M
provements. extra large lot; sale must oe
closed Within 10 days at this price j. ".
WRIGHT & CO.. 22S Montgomery ST.. san
Francisco. Cal
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AN English walnut orchard will pay you the
interest and taxes on your investment and
give you an income besides We plant 3 wear
old grated trees and care for them for 4
years, giving you wslnut grove which win
pay you 500 per acre to start: the Older
your orchard, the greater the income. which Is
good for generations. Send for our walnut
folder. map and terms r. n BURGESS
COMPANY. 907 First National Bank building
San Francisco
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FRUIT RANCH.

FRUIT RANCH.
So y acres the Sonoma road. 415 miles from
Napa City limits and miles from Napa City
courthouse.
33 acres. in rarest French grapes Of the very
finest: varies from l to years old. and about
acres to be grated: balance Of land good for
vineyard grain corn.
Running creek through the place; well and res
ervoir with 5000 gallons spring water.
rooms furnished. with attic and cellar; 20
barrels and about 500 gallons of year old wine;
2 fermenting bins, crusher. press and other tools
for wine making.
Barn with stalls. and hay; plows.
cultfvator 40 cases. coops chickens, horses,
2 cows, spring wagons. buggy, wagon. shed.
pigeon loft 1924 capacity and cage 20x40x14;
well and windmill 5000 gallons: alfalfa patch
with irrigation pipe; 4 faucet sprinkler hose:
brooder. $500 chicken capacity; other brood
ers, $500 chickens, making a total OF 5000
chicken capacity; breeding houses, with roost;
sheds, fenced with heavy barbed wire fence;
400 to 1900 large pullets beginning to lay.
About 30 fruit trees. several oak trees and
eucalyptus; 2incubators with . 700 egg capacity.
Place inside one, not county road: beau
tifully located: last year got at least 40 tons Of
grapes and this year 20 tons: getting now PA
cases of eggs weekly, each case about $50. and
as soon as 1t begins to rain | will get from $500
TO S400 worth of eggs month.
Place to be sold account Of accident TO
owner; price $4,000 cash; $4,000 spent on place.
400
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE

ELLIS ST LoT-WILL EXCHANGE.
Choice double frontage; lot 81 6x120; on Ellis
ST.; close in; owner will put same In and pay
cash difference for improved downtown property.
BALDWIN & HOWELL, 3lS-324 Kearny ST
WHAT you got In way OF clear ranch to ex. for
10 room house and bunch Of lots to value Of
$10,O0O2 Mortgage OF s.. 800; property brings
In from $50 to S75 per month For particulars
see Wv CASEY. San Mateo.
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SAN MATEO REAL ESTATE

FOR rent-Fine home OF rooms and sleeping
porch: close 10 station in San Mateo. modern
and up to date: win rent furnished very
s0nable to responsible parties. R. n Bur
CESS COMPANY. 007 First National Bank
building San Francisco.
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II acres, 2 miles from the town OF Sunnyvale.
Santa Clara valley; all out in fruit. prunes and
peaches and apricots; room house; well and
mill good barn; soil No. 1; price $685. will
pay good income from crop. 415
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ELECTRIC CABINET BATHS

ELECTRIC CABINET BATHS
Also vapor, shower, sulphur and salt glow
massage, gaivanism. ETC.; cures everything cura-
Bile: ladies and children. DIR. LAURA G. -BUST
i121 Masonic avenue. Mkt 5707. S492s.
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AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES

L. H. & b. l. BILL. 543 Golden Cate av.-
Headquarters for Solar lamps, Nesta batteries
Panhard oil. Diamond chains and parts
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CHANCE OF A LIFETIME.
TO ACRE HOME AT HAYWARD. ONLY
SIX MILES FROM OAKLAND.
SMALL PAYMENT DOWN AND FOUR YEARS
ON THE BALANCE

SMALL PAY MENT DOWN AND FOUR TEARS
ON THE BALANCE
String beans have produced 5000 per acre. peas
(the earliest in the statel $500. garlic $500 You
grow fruits and berries that viii pay even
better than the above.
An electric and two steam railroads TO the
lsnd Our prices the cheapest for this class
of level loan soil inside OF 25 miles OF San
Francisco Why have We sold over 100000 OF
this land to local people who have worked II for
30 years? They know fits value.
Only about so acres left; soil 90 II. deep by
test. VIII build for you on installment plan.
Delays dangerous act Quickly.
Free maps and information.
ROBINSON & CUNNING.
General Agents for lands Of the Meek Estate
Hayward, Cal
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PRIVATE and confidential; loans on ffrniture
pianos. warehouse receipts, diamonds salary
and other security; lowest rates Rooms 2O7
and 20S, 7S7 Market st. corner 4th: phone
Douglas 1920. Home J4020.
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GET SETTLED BEFORE CHRISTMAS
In your home. The painters now
putting the finishing touches and the gas and
electric fixtures viii be installed in few days
Charles. the Guerrero st. line and u
blocks from Mission st. and 2 blocks from SOth
new cottage of large rooms floor and
stairs leading up TO attic, which is foored. and
ready for more rooms at any time; large, high
basement and yard, dining rooms paneed; gas
and electric fxtures large pantry and porch.
in every room; $500 cash. balance rent; total
W. r. ALTvATER & CO.,
Agents,
2565 Mission ST.. next to Wgwam.
BARGAIN on Clipper st. between Dolores and
Church SITS: old house suitable for large
family and lot 25:5x114: price only S1.550 on
terms of 5000 down. SIS per month and 6 per
cent: lot is worth the price, as the street is
accepted and concrete sidewalk laid.
Only 500 down and $40 per month. inter
est & per cent will secure a cottage of 3 rooms
and lot 27x90 corner of Is foot alley on Kan
sas St mr.. 22d. Apply 103 Anglo bank. 18th
and Mission.
SUNSET DIsTRTCT-2o lots. sOth av.. near
Golden Gate park and 1915 fair grounds
ing necessary; will sell only whole; only
Sc. 600: SPECULATORS A 7 T EN T / o " !
THOMAS Fl. DEMPSEY & SON, exclusive
agents. 45 Kearny St, room 2oe.
IS 5oo-Large room dwelling; mantels, 2
toilets, auto entrance and bay window
6s4 I'd av. block from park F. NELSON.
owner, on premises
SIS per month Cottages for sale on easy terms
= II OSCAR HEyMAN & BROTHER,
113 Montgomery st,
HAVE standard Title Insurance Company. Mills
bldg. insure your title: save time. save money.
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DPESSMAKING

DRESS MAKING. designing. cutting. fitting and
ladies' tailoring thoroughly taught: n. Y.
branch Of Vienna Tailoring Institute tailor
shirt waist pattern cut TO your measure. 25c;
branch OF Elite Fashion and Patterns. GRIN
oline models. 305 Grant av.; ph- Suffer 1894
HcDOWELL'S Dress Making ana Millinery
School 121 Gesry 81. Grant av.: evening
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ACCOUNTANTS-Cerfffed Pub.

JOHN r. RUCKSTELI. c. p A. 3o6-s0s Claus
SpreckeIs Cam building: phone Kearny 4151
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| One mile from Cupertino station. Santa Clara
county 10 acres in prunes 10 years old; trees all
! perfect; soil No. Il; price $1,000; mortgage
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Santa Clara valley; all out in fruit. prunes and
peaches and apricots; room house; well and
pay good income from crop 40
One mile from Cupertino station. Santa Clara
county; 10 acres in prunes 10 years old; trees all
s., 200. '0A ~ : p'-'s S''0OO' 4is
S6.00O-160 acres on the Stevens creek. Santa
Clara county; miles from stream and electric
car line at Monte Vista station; property fronts
on creek: about acres under cultivation and 9
acres in grapes 8 years old acres bearing fruit
trees. aprfcotS: balance OF clear land used Tor
Stevens creek; beautiful stream running dag
onally across land there is no prettier place for
a gentleman's summer home; grand scenery nsn-
Ing and hunting ground on your own land; ctf-
mate ideal; this property be made TO pay
interest on $4,000. and no mountain to climb 10
cent. 401
40'acres. Lassen county; 6 miles from ". Pa
cifc and half mile from y. c. o. r. and mile
from the new c. P. under construction; all level.
no rock or alkal: can be irrigated from the new
artesian belt; water at $50 feet: $40 acre 400
$500 acres miles from Coyote. Santa Clara
county, 4 miles from Morgan Hill; about 300
acres Of good creek bottom; 10000 cords OF
wood; good cottages. l new; cowoarn 4Oxlo0i
good horse barn; silos, 100 tons eachi farm
pace aS 5 psr acrs etc. good blacksmith 'hGP c
4e acres s miles from watsonville: 12 acres
are choicest bottom land. balance good farm
land: win make fine 20 COW dairy; plenty OF
water for any purpose; price per acre $3.50. 410
80 acres 21k miles east Of Antioch; full bear
ing almond orchard produced this year 81 500:
good house; large barn; splendid location; 81 500
All
Two acre lots, close to Los Altos; all In
fruit and berries; good room houses, barns.
well and mills both Ideal homes; price SO, 250 for
one and SO, $50 for the other. 407
6.100 acres. in Yolo and Colusa counties, IL
miles from Rumsey; this place can be made into
good 100 acre COW dairy and 1000 head sheep
range: Cache creek gives good supply OF water
to irrigate 100 acres: railroad station III miles
makes it easy for hauling milk and cheese; $40,
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CLAIRVOYANTS

A.
PROF. GARLAND,
WORLDS GREATEST CLAIRVOYANT
Will cause things to be you wish and tells
full names and everything you want to know
without you writing word.
Hours 10 a m. to o. M
1445 Fillmore st. mr. O'Farrell
FOR READINGS BY NAIL SEND ST.
CIAIRyoYANT AND PSYCHIC.
GEORGIA DANIELS tells names dates
facts: dispels evil influences; brings about your
most ssnguine hopes satisfaction guaranteed: :
no fee in advance. YOU to be the Judge; special
prices this week. SOC and ST.
NATIONAL HOTEL. 1139 MARKET ST.
Second door west of American Theater Office
hours 10 a. m. TO p. m. daily: Sunday . to 4
MISS ZEDMAR. young. gifted clair and palmist; ;
wonderful prophecies: hours 10 to 10: l. SOC
g. 81. 1910 McAllister ST. nr. Devisadero
MISS LEA. best fortune teller; readings 25c.
Room is. 81 Van Ness av. McAllister ST
MME. LE0NIDA. honest readings: palmist cards
clair: Sun. appointments. 94S McAllister St
NINE. Starr Of Oakland at Hotel Carlng s. F.,
1l54 Mkt. r. 81 truth or no pay; 10 to p. m.
MME. LEoNIDA. honest readings; palmist cards.
clair: Sun. appointments. 94S McAllister ST.
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FINANCIAL

ACCOUNTS California safe deposit bought and
loans made on all kinds OF securities ]. BOAp
454 Montgomery ST.
and DIAMONDS. Money loaned. go Market st
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: CATARRH AND DEAFNESS

ALSO noises positively cured; 1 week free
DIR. COTTINGHAM. 94s Market St: hrs. 1O-4
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CANCER Cure

WE CURE CANCER; have cured patients to
refer you TO. Call and let explain our treat
ment. Send for booklet. MRS. S. J. BRIDGE
CANCER CO... rms. 503-04 Westbank bid. s r.
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Two lots, close to Los Altos; all In
fruit and berries; good 4 room houses. barns.
well and mill; both ideal homes price SO, $50 for
one and $3.50 for the other. 407
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MATERNITY HOMES

S. F. WoMAN'S HOSPITAL and Lying-in Home
DR.. LORD. physician In charge. 1191 Oak ST
Bay View Maternity. O'Far at Brod.-Res phys
trained nurses: priv grounds: West 5501.
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AAAA-WE LOAN MONEY TO SALARIED
PEOPLE WITHOUT SECURITY; business
CONFIDENTIAL; no charge for application:
nothing taken out in advance; no red tape
methods here; you are charged ONLY for the
time you have the money; you can get from US:
$15.00-Repay 81. 90 month, 81. 90 weekly
$25. .00-Repay $6.65 month";, 81. .65 weekly
$50. .00-Repay $500 month, 50. 90 weekly.
$50. .00-Repay $13.35 month, So 35 weekly
THE ROYAL INV. CO.. $50 PHELAN BLDG.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

FRANKLIN Electric Institute-Elec treatment
and massage. 535-7 Whitney bldg. 133 Geary
MRS. G. ROSE. Mgr: hrs. 10 a. M to 10 D. q
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LOCKSMITHS

KEYS AZ factory prices KEY WORKS. SCI Cla,
St. Oakland Phone Oakland 6717. A2574.
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Perfectly Safe From Overflow.

ACRE CHICKEN FARMS.
OVERLOOKING THE BAY.
FOR THE PRICE OF A CITY LOT.
Unusual snap in deep. rich soil. located near
Gateley station the Santa Fe railroad. be-
tween Richmond and Pinole. Many successful
chicken ranches in the vicinity
Worth twice our price because OF location near
large cities. Beautiful view OF the bay.
Acres, ONLY $3.50.
$3.50 cash, balance l. ?, 3 or years.
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RANCH

80 acres, apricots almonds grapes olives: 5
room house. basement: 5000 gallon tank wind
mill, large barn, pigeon and chicken pens; all
farming Implements; only blocks from depot
and hours from city; valued at s12, 600; terms
arranged.
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MINES AND MINING
MONEY TO LOAN

GOLD, amalgam rich bought: cash: assayinl
Soc Pioneer Assay Co.. 131 5th nr. Howard
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TITLES RESTORED

UNDER McEnerney act. complete S35. TT
CO.. 95l-S Monadnock bldg; Market st. nr.
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WILLOW PLUMES

NEW japanese willow plume shop; plumes
made from old feathers or bOss; cleaned. dyed
and repaired: work guaranteed. 1892 Fillmore
st.. near Pine Phone West 742z-
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A. r. PATTEN LANn~COMPANY.
425 First National Bank Building.
San Francisco.
5000 acres irrigated fruit. garden and alfalfa
land: $40 cash. balance 10 years II de-
sired PAUL R0SSIER. 336 Pine st.
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46 acres miles from watsonville; II acres
are choicest bottom land balance good farm
land: win make fine 20 dairy; plenty Of
water for any purpose; price per acre $3.50. 40
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80 acres 215 miles east of Antioch; full bear
ing almond orchard. produced this year 81
good house, large barn; splendid location; 1000.
All
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ST KARGARET'S Maternity home confinement
speciality; adoption: special treatment for all
female troubles. Ill East 14th st. Oakland
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EDUCATIONAL
Continued

Prof T. A. Robinson, individ inst. Math, Book
Keeping. Eng. etc: day. eve. 5oT Haight ST.
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AUTOMOBILES

ROYAL touring car. passenger. in first class
condition; viii sell reasonable or trade for real
estate this is 2 car worth owning. McINER
& BECKER, 18th and Jackson sts, Oakland,
Cal
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MRS. DR. vIERECK, electro magnetic treat
ments for rheumatism, liver troubles etc. 121
Scott st.
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MOVING PICTURES

MOVING picture films: association goods; best
service. NOVELTY MOVING PICTURE CO.,
z2o-422 Turk st
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SPIRTTUALTSM

ELITE matrimonial bureau for lonely pecuIe:
companion for every one. 11eSM Wash. st Oak
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was not bothered much about it, but
grew to be very tame, pretty and
happy.
Summer passed and so did winter.
IT was spring again. One morning as
Evelyn sat watching Coco" who
seemed to be watching something also,
the dove suddenly flew on her hand,
stayed there few seconds and then
off it went away to the eastern hori-
zon.
Poor Evelyn was heartbroken. She
ran to her mother, who was getting
lunch ready in the kitchen, and sobbed
out her story. Mrs. Dorr comforted her
little girl as best she could, and told
her that Coco must have been very
lonesome without any other dove to
play with. In this way Evelyn was
Quieted.
Winter passed and 1t was the third
of April. Evelyn was studying her
reading lesson when a whirr of wings
and saucy coo-oo-o made her drop
her book and look up. There on the
step stood Coco, and the funny part of
1t was there stood another white dove,
too. Evelyn was very glad to see her
again, but she was also very angry
at seeing a strange bird with it. A
naughty thought struck her. She
picked UP stone and threw it at the
visitor, at the same time calling her
Coco. The bird was frightened and
flew off little way, Coco following it.
"There!" said Evelyn, that mean bird
loves that other dove better than she
loves me-because she would not come
when I called
With her mind bent on separating
the two birds, she entered the house.
Mrs. Dorr did not smile when she
heard the story, but took her little girl
on her lap and said:
Evelyn, would you like to stay all
alone among animals? You could not
understand what they say and you
would be unhappy, would you not?"
Yes" answered Evelyn; she was
thinking hard
and wouldn't you feel just terrible
If you had come home with a dear
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A Rainy Day With the Junior
Call
KATHERINE ROTHE,
2615 Lnguna Street. Age II

Il think it's horrible for it to rain
just because it's Sunday and we were
going out" complained Ruth.
Yes IL is too bad, but we must make
the best of 1t and not complain" an
swered her mother, Mrs. Brown.
IT'S very nice for you to say that,
picnic you wouldn't take it SO calmly"
insisted Ruth.
The room was perfectly quiet, except
the merry cracking of the fire, which
burned in the furnace, for Ruth was
busy brooding over her fate, while her
mother was trying to think of some
thing to comfort her.
All at once Mrs. Brown jumped up
and left the room. About five minutes
later Ruth saw her brother running
down the sstreet. Then her mother
entered the room again and began
talking to Ruth to pass away the
time.
In a few minutes Ruth heard the
door close and her brothers step on
the stairs. One minute more and he
was in the room holding out a Junior
Call to Ruth.
Ruth jumped up, the frowns that had
covered her face changing to smiles. In
The Call had taken the place of the
sun which was struggling through the
clouds. And in this way the day
passed happily, and that night Ruth
said to her mother, I'm so glad it
rained, mamma, and / will never COM
plain of the rain again
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thing is so wide awake and happy.
Evelyn was singing a pretty little tune
the words of which ran something like
this:
Happy day, happy day,
Do not go so fast away;
For this is in the month Of May
And I'd love to have you stay"
Suddenly the little girl noticed some
thing white, which seemed to be NOV
ing in the grass a few yards away. She
quickened her pace and came upon, to
her Joy and surprise, little white dove
which has been hurt by some careless
boy.
Most children are very tender hearted,
and Evelyn was no exception; she
folded the little dove carefully in her
arms; she kissed 1t, she talked to it.
The mince pie was left to it's fate by
the roadside, while Evelyn hurried
home with her little captive.
There were many houses on Lincoln
avenue but the one Evelyn lived in
was the prettiest of them all, and her
mother, Mrs. Dorr, was very proud of
it indeed. 1t was all red brick with
black roof, which was slightly faded, it
was true, still 1t was far superior to
any of it's neighbors
What in the world have you got,
daughter" asked Mrs. Dorr as soon as
Evelyntwas within speaking distance.
"A dove. mother, and oh see. its poor
little leg is hurt. Can you do any
thing for it?--and-and, may 1 keep
it?" asked the excited Evelyn.
Don't care IL you do, Ev., but how
in the world did you catch it? Couldn't
1t fy?" asked her mother, Shaping a
troublesome mosquito that had settled
on her hand.
TITS very young, think, mother, and
I don't think it can fly right yet; you
see it has pin feathers continued the
little girl.
The hurt in the doves leg proved to
be rather serious, as it never entirely
healed, in spite of all the care 1t re-
ceived But as birds do not depend so
much on their legs as their wings for
help to carry them around, Miss Coco"
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Paint boxes were awarded to the
following Juniors who painted the
picture in the paper of August IA:
Lahore Clark, box 53A, r. F. d. No.
&C. Gilroy.
Everett Pratt Inman, sO4 H street,
San Rafael.
Ose Paulson, 212 East Nineteenth
street, Oakland.
May John, Dos Palos.
Chester Gore, p. o. Box 208, Santa
Rosa.
Dorothy Russell, SO South Second
street, San Jose.
Jennie LANCE, 665 East Twelfth
street, Oakland.
j. PrebIe bailey, 1882 Walnut street,
Berkeley.
James A. Burke, 329 Hawthorne
avenue, Palo Alto.
Alice Howson, SOS Thirty second
street, Oakland.
Genevieve Williams, 615 Cole street,
San Francisco.
Helen Eby, Healdsburg.
Addie ID. Hoyle, 1905 McAllister
street San Francisco.
Helen darcy, 1906 McAllister street,
San Francisco.
Margaret MirIS, 430 Highland ave-
nue., San Mateo.
Willie May SpauIding, Colusa
Josephine Ross, Hotel Del Monte,
Monterey
j. Easton, 655 Fifth avenue, Rich
mond district, San Francisco.
Charles Parker, 413 Vista avenue.
Vista Grande.
Ruth Sweeney, 1885 Linden street.
Oakland