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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-29
Origin of the Christmas Stocking.

From Italy comes the legend from
which We arc supposed 10 get the time
horored custom Of hanging up the
Christmas stocking
Good old Saint Nicholas, of Padua,
used to throw long knitted purses tied
at both ends into the open windows of
the very poor people; these purses were
of yarn and not unlike a footless stock
ing. Finally it became the custom OF
the people to hang these empty recep-
tacies out of their windows on the night
before Christmas. so that ST. Nicholas
would put gift into them as he passed
by. Later, when the coin Of the realm
became scarce. toys were put in for the
children and useful presents for the
grownups. In the north country where
it was rather chilly at Christmas time.
the purses were huns on - a.
piece. and it was believed the good old
saint would come down the chimney and
FIJI them. When these purses went out
of fashion, stockings We're substitute
ard have been used ever since
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MENUS AND RECIPES.
TO-DAY'S MENU

TO-DAY'S MENU.
BREAKFAST.
Fruit
Cereal Sugar and Cream.
Bacon and Eggs. SIewed Potatoes
Thin Corn Bread Coffee.
LUNCH.
Welsh Rarebit- Toast.
Custard Cocoa
DINNER
Virginia Peanut Soup
Nodded Chicken SteWed Tomatoes
Parsnip Balls.
Lettuce. French Dressing
Waters. Cheese.
Raisin Roly Poly
Coffee.
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Recipes.

Virginia Peanut Soup-Roast and shell
sufficient peanuts 10 measure three pints
Pound them To a paste, adding salt TO
taste. Put this paste in a saucepan and
add, very gradually, two quarts OF boil
ing water. Season with black and red
pepper and simmer until it thickens. Just
before serving add one quart OF oysters
and one saltspoonful OF celery seed and
cook until the oysters rufie
Parsnip Balls-Mash fine one pint of
boiled parsnip, add two tablespoonfuls Of
melted butter, a high seasoning of salt
and pepper. and two tablespoonfuls OF
cream. Stir over the fire until very hot
take of ana add one well-beaten egg.
When cool make up into small balls. dip
into beaten egg. roll in bread crumbs.
and fry golden brown in smokine-hot fat.
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one Of the most novel risks which
Lloyds was ever asked to assume was
that OF rain in connection with the
tournament Of roses. in Pasadena. Cal
A rainy day would mean that the entire
parade would have To be abandoned. for
the flowers would not live long enough
after being put on the vehicles TO sur
vive postponement.
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In twenty-one years il has only rained
once on New Years Day at Pasadena,
Cal, so as to interfere with the annual
tournament Of roses" parade there. The
day seems 10 have a charmed circle
around it so far as tho California city
5 concerned. Rain would mean a total
loss so far as the big flower parade is
concerned, for the cut blossoms would
wilt If the event had to be postponed.
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IN sen0inE calendars Tor the New
Year. especially those which are
4 meant for friends out Of Washing
ton. some which seem especially
appropriate are those gotten up by
popular shop in Fourteenth street near
Pennsylvania avenue, which show local
scenes in color and are priced at 80
cents. Views OF the Capitol, the
White House, the Congressional Ii
brary. with some Of the most talked
OF paintings used to decorate its in
terror; Mount Vernon, and other places
of national interest. mounted attrac-
lively and decorated with holiday rib
bons. are included in this display.
wAYAtTING until late in January
w 10 cut the prices on ready-to-
w wear goods is not the policy
of A woman's shop In G.
street near Eleventh street. which is
now fast getting nd OF its stock.
owing 10 the big reductions already
announced on all outer garments.
Fur and cloth coats. tailored suits
and dresses for afternoon or evening
wear, are all now marked away be-
low their values, so that women may
4F aA'it 70 wear Afitffl WINE they are
in the height Of fashion and before
the winter has much more than
begun.
Suits that cost SIS are now marked
sS5. while others are cut exactly TO
hair price. The best selected Russian
pony skin coats, handsome Baltic
seal coats, and other fine furs are
priced almost proportionaiely low.
and the same sacrifices have been
made on the best and most stylish of
the season toilettes
a CRAZE which was distinctly
"A Partisan Iuea, but which has
4 = also extended 10 London. now
depicts fashionable women as
carrying in their arms dolls dressed.
like themselves. after the latest mode.
These are the daintiest things i'm
aginable, usually the figures being of
bIsque and the costumes designed with
the greatest fidelity to the latest ca
prices Of fashion For the woman
who doesn't care to appear in public
with what seems like a reversion 10
her childhood days. the same pretty
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Many man is fiattered because a girl
is in love with him when. if IL wasn't
him. it would be some one else lust as a
matter of habit
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Attractive Offerings
At the Various Shops
By DOROTHY AVERY HOWARD.

conceit may be used as a decoration
for her dressing table, ofttimes adOrn-
ing the top Of a powder box or pin
cushion. Many of the throng patrol
ing + street this week have stopped
during the gay parade to admire a
charmingly dressed doll of this de-
scription which occupied a prominent
place in the window Of a smart jewel
~ establishment, located near the
corner of Eleventh street Dressed in
lavender silk, hand-painted with a de-
sign Of daisies, a bonnet TO match
and carrying a dainty handbag trim
med with gold lace, her ladyship has
been the cynosure of al eyes turned
in her direction. This extreme novelty
is for sale for the benefit OF a we'll
known organization connected with
one of the local churches. which aims
10 help the children among the poor
Of the city.
FAY the recent fire. which did so
much damage to a big furni-
- ture house in Seventh street,
Just below New York avenue,
many fine pieces were injured by the
smoke and water. necessitating a re-
duction in price but not materially
spelling the goods. These. as well as
many others which are in good cOndi-
ton, are now offered for sale at a
great sacrifice, as everything must be
disposed OF quickly so the building IL
self can be reconstructed. All kinds
Of household goods are included ia this
sale from beds with springs, mat
tresses, and pillows to parlor suites,
library furniture, &c.
TEW hot-Water bottles now being
nj exhibited by a druggist IN Fiji
teenth street. near New York
avenue, are Of metal instead OF
rubber, and sell for g A cover Of
cloth with another Of flannel make Il
comfortable 10 the skin. and the metal
is guaranteed, a new one being Of
fered in exchange If it proves unsat-
isfactory. Many rubber bags break
after using them a few times. This
is frequently caused by putting boil
ing water into them. even when the
rubber is of good quality In the case
of the new metal bag, however, this
cannot happen.
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RainIes. New Years Day.

TO BE CONTINUED TOMORROW.
Copyright. 1893 BY The North American Company
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ADJUSTMENTS.
kSaHyss .. 81 .1sss
Bert KaImar and Jessie Brown

DAILY Matinee, &c Evenings. q 5oc, and &c
The Best Christmas Bin EFer Seen Here
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BURLMGAME REAL ESTATE
RFArTIFTT. uONfrSITFS

BEAUTIFUL HOMESITES-
Visit the beautiful Burlingame hill country.
the most beautiful within reach OF the city, far
surprising the cross bay localities; transfer to
the San Mateo electric car at 9TH and Market
you always get a seat-and get OF at EASTON
station. take the Southern Pacific at Third
and Townsend Here is the finest suburban home
site on the peninsula. FASTON ADDITIONS. TO
BURLINGAAIE: beautiful shaded paths. cool on
the hottest days; all improvements. cement side
walks, streets. sewers. water. light and teis-
phone installed: the homes will appeal -
you; large lots on easy terms: excellent and fast
train service. twice fast 10 cross bay
points. For particulars about EASTON address
F. J. RODGERS MILLS BUILDING, SAN
FRANCISCO.
BUSINESS PROPERTY PAYING PER CENT
NET
S14 5OO-One story brick binding containing
stores under secured lease; building has IS
foot ceilings. foot basement foundation
constructed for additional stories; right
IN the heart OF the business section at
Buringame This is hard to beat as
business property in growing towns ia
difficult to get and II viii surely enhance
in value. After first Of year rents in
creased: win then pay 10 per cent net
LYON s HOAG. 636 MARKET ST.
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LET THE CROPS PAY FOR YOUR FARM.

We will sell you irrigated land In onr
MERGED COLONY. adjoining the city limits of
Merced. on a CROP PAYMENT PLAN. Make
one payment in cash, then the balance Of the
purchase price from one-third the crop each
year In other words you pay exactly In pro-
portion to your returns from the soil. We have
confidence in the productivity of land or we
could not make this proposition. II you have
equal confidence in yourself. write us today for
10 to 20 acre tracts. 500 to s125 per acre,
including water right.
COOPERATIVE LAND 4 TRUST COMPANY.
sos Market ST.. San Francisco.
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NOTICE OF DELINQUENT SALE

QUINN MILL. AND MINING CO8iPANY-Lo-
cation principal place Of business San Francisco.
California. Location works. Silver City, Lyon
comfy. Nevada.
NOTICE-There are DELINQUENT the following
described stock on account OF assessment No. {
levied on the 4th day OF October. 1910. the
eral amounts set opposite the names OF ehe
specttve shareholders. as follows:
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DESCRIPTION OF % ACRES IN YoLo
COUNTY
PRICE s4.5eo

PRICE S4.5a0
% acres; located 11a miles from DoniSan sta
non; on the property is comfortable house OF
rooms; outside buildings for mems sleeping
quarters. etc; barn. windmill: % acres Of this
property is in vineyard. acres in family or
charu; 10 acres of vineyard are IN seedlesS sui
tana grapes and acres of the muscat variety
soli Is sandy loam. u feet deep; surface water
is Is Iound at is feet and very hne well water at
50. 600 a year clear Of EXPENSE; owners have pur-
chased a verv large piece of land. which re.
quires All their time and attention. terms OF
safe half cash, balance per cent. A3
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
Continued


]. W. WRIGHT & co OF OPS Montgomery
81. san Francisco. are now prepared to furnish
rellaDle and valuable information relative to
country lands 1t is our intention to advertise
only IN these columns lands which we have per-
sonally investigated and which we know the
value OF.
10 acres between SunuyvaIe and San Jose; on
the railroad
% acres IN alfalfa: crops cut this season
5O acres ready TO be put out in alfalfa.
~ acres nsed for grain and hay
: large barns and good story house.
- pumping plants
VIII make an ideal dairy ranch
Price per acre, $3.50
FIRST payment. SO. 600 balance mortgage 4f2
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SMALL FARMS AND COUNTRY HOMES.
RANCHO Ell RIO. IN THE SAN RAMON
VALLEY CONTRA COSTA COUNTY.
Ny u IVA


NEAR WALNUT CREEK.
SUBDIVISIONS OF $40 ACRE TRACTS
II you are in the market for small farm or
country home do not fail to this property:
most accessible to transportation; within \ mile
of a thriving town containing hotels. stores.
physician. churches and good schools. a splendid
district for chickens particularly adapted to the
raising of walnuts. almonds peaches. pears,
small fruits and vegetables Of all kinds; there
are a few magnificent red oaks on each and 10
acre subdivision: the interurban electric railway
is now building and win be open for traffic IN
the near future; If you are interested. we will
be glad 70 showe you this property communicate
with us at your earliest opportunity; price 800
per acre aud up: one-ffth cash. balance in 3
years: send for circular. DODGE YER MEHR
CO.. 2015 Shattuck av.. Berkeley, Cal.
HONEST VEGETABLE LAND.
$25 Per Acre Cash-S25 Per Acre. Cash.
Rent Will Pay Balance.
Peat and sediment soil: only u miles from
Holt on the Santa Fe r. r., miles from
Stockton with railroad rate for island farmers
Of only 1c per mile steamer landing on prop
erty.
Absolutely no overflow. perfect drainage and
free irrigation system.
PRODUCES
Onions. s40o 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 80 to so sacks per acre.
Price only $50 per acre: S25 per acre cash.
balance sos per acre per year.
Excursions daily: So. so covers all expenses.
A. E. PATTEN LAND COMPANY,
425 First National Bank Building,
San Francisco.
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SoO0O-160 acres on the Stevens creek 3
miIes from steam and electric car line at Monta
vista station; property fronts on creek: about 8
s ARES under cultivation and acres in grapes.
Years Years oid; acres bearing fruit trees. aprieots
tslmneT: 4 living springs besides Stevens creek;
,oea9truI stream running diagonal across the
ANU; Ianu Ihere Is no prettier place for a gentle
nau summer home; grand scenery. fshing and
nmulnnting ground your own land; climate ideal
adn MS property can be made TO pay interest on
room house. 401
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

CHANCE OF A LIFETIME TO SECURE A
TO ACRE HOME AT HAYWARD
At low prices and on easy terms. We clos
ing up the Horny w. Meek estate and buyers
must act quickly. The electric from Oakland
runs to the tract every 20 minutes. S. P. and
Western Pacific run through the land. Only So
minutes to San Francisco. One crop will more
than pay for the land.
Beans produce 5000 per acre peas earliest in
the state) $500 per acre. garlic $500. tomatoes
S130. cherries and apricots from 5000 to S365
Local buyers have purchased over 100000 worth
in the last so days. They know its value. Only
about so acres of the subdivision left Come out
at once. Free information. Electric car stops
at our door.
ROBINSON & CUNNING.
General Agents for Lands Of Meek Estate,
533 Castro St. Hayward, Cal
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GREEK has the climate. soil. water.
location and all the requirements for successful
walnut culture. The San Ramon valley Is
famous for its orchards. BY planting 3 year
old black walnuts. ingrafted with the Fran
quette we can guarantee you a Z year old
bearing orchard In years. We care for them
for years and sell the orchards on easy terms.
Our land is only 16 miles back of Oakland.
Send for our walnut folder. r. n. BURGESS
COMPANY. 907 First National Bank building,
San Francisco
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$500 acres. miles from Coyote Santa Clara
county, miles from Morgan Hill: about 900
acres Of good creek bottom: 20 600 cords OF
wood; good cottages. 1 new; cOwbarn 4Oxl6O:
good horse barn: silos. 100 tons each; farm
ing implements. etc; good blacksmith shop
Price $50 per acre. 4fO
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STOCK FARM

$40 acres, miles south of San Jose. miles
tloul rallroad: 150 acres be plowed; , room
mousse. hard finish: good barn; creek runs through
pace 4 living springs; this carries 125 head OF
sie ssttte the year round; shade and shelter Ios
stock; price $3.50 per acre. 414
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S4o acres. Lassen CO., miles from ". Pacific
aI aHo mar mile from N @. o. R. and L mile from
sne new G T. under construction: all level: no
[UcR nTra or alkali: can be irrigated from the new
pumping plant ditch recently started IN proven
artesian belt; water at $50 IT.; so acre. 4O6
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u acres. miles from the town Of Sunnyvsle.
santa Clara valley: all out in fruit prunes and
pe.acnes and apricots; room house: well and
; nliIl; good barn; soil No. /; price $3.50; Will
pay good income from crop. AIS
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160 acre dairy ranch in the San JOAQUIN VALLEY
close to thriving town; so acres fn alfalfa 40
acres ready for alfalfa. balance wild feed: 200
tons alfalfa. so head OF milch cows separator
milk cans, wagons, plow and moving machine.
half mile from station; price S125 per acre 4O4
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE

TO exchange-COttages. fats. lots. business
property In Oakland and suburbs. I make
speciality OF exchanging real estate and can
handle any proposition thar is good. II you
want TO do business call and see me.
ID. F. AIiSNET. 422 18th St. Oakland.
Just East OF Broadway
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HAYWARD REAL ESTATE


BE SURE TO VISIT SUNNY SLOPE TRACT
BEFORE INVESTING.
Ideal subdivision for poultry raising. Only 3
miles east of Hayward
Well watered fronting the proposed Dub
lin boulevard only Il mile to public school. and
you buy 3. or 10 acre tracts from S75 to
$500 per acre; terms, third down, third in 1
year. third in two years; 20 interest, no taxes.
Why buy suburban lot when you get
choice tract of this acreage for less money.
from which you can make an independent liv-
ing?
Apply to the owner. W. E. PROCTOR. 662
18th ST.. Oakland. to any real estate dealer In
Hayward.
BE SURE TO VISIT SUNNY SLOPE TRACT
BEFORE INVESTING
Ideal subdivision for poultry raising. Only
miles east of Hayward.
Well watered; fronting on the proposed Dub
lin boulevard. only Il mile to public school, and
you buy g. and 10 acre tracts from $40 to
5000 per acre; terms. third down. third In
year. third In two years no interest. no taxes.
Why buy suburban lot when you get
choice tract of this acreage for less money, from
which you can make an independent living?
Apply to the owner W. F. PROCTOR. 662
18th St. Oakland, or to any real estate dealer In
Hayward.
1 ACRE or more in famous Meek orchard tract:
electric and steam lines land; fruit and
poultry; prices right; easy terms; free infor-
nation.
ROBINSON & CUNNING.
Tel. Hayward 226. HAYWARD.
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN
AAAA-WE LOAN MONEY TO SALARIED
PEOPLE WITHOUT SECURITY: business
CONFIDENTIAL; charge for application;
nothing taken out in advance; red tape
methods here; you charged ONLY for the
time you have the money; you can get from US:
$15.00-Repay Loo month 90 weekly
S25. .o0-Repay $6.65 month, 1.65 weekly.
$50. 00-Repay $500 month S2 90 weekly
S5O.00-Repay $13.35 MONTH SO. .35 weekly
THE ROYAL INV CO.. $50 PHELAN BLDG.
PRIVATE and confidential; loans on furniture.
pianos. warehouse receipts, diamonds, salary
and other security: lowest rates. Rooms POT
and POS. 7S7 Market st. corner 4th; phone
Douglas 1920 Home J4020.
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DRESS MAKING. designing. cutting fitting and
ladies, tailoring thoroughly taught. n y.
branch .of vienna Tailoring Institute: tailor
shirt usizt nattern cUt to vour measure. Die.
branch - Elitp Fashion and Patterns. see erin
.-cl me wodels-205 Grant sv.; nh-- Suffer 1883.
MrnOW ETE5S Dress Making and Millinery
Srloo 121 sGeary y--st: neaF Grant av.: evening
c}asse~: .nattefps--ort.to order Douglas 4T3i-
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one mile from CupertInc station: 10 acres. IN
prunes 10 years old: trees ali perfect; soil No.
l; price $1,000; mortgage s., 200 4l6
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AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES

L H. B. l. BILL 543 Golden Gate av.-
Headquarters for Solar lamps. Vesta batteries,
Panhard OIL Diamond chains and parts.
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46 acres, miles from WatsonviTie: IL acres
are choicest bottom land balance good farm
land; will make fine 20 cow dairy; plenty Of
water for any purpose; price per acre S15o. 40
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80 acres. 2K miles east OF Antioch: full bear
ing almond orchard, produced this year 50 500:
good house, large barn; splendid location; 81, 500
A1
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Two acre lots, close to Los Antos: all IN
fruit and berries: good 4 room houses barns
well and mill; both ideal homes; price So 25O for
one and So, $50 for the other. 4O7
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ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE

-5 acres Of the best land
rich and level. RICH
$50 Sutter ST.
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FOR SAEE-HfisceHaneous
Contiaued.

g CONTINUED:
FEvv.uncla med Suits and overcoarts at half price;
WoBIID's LARGEST. TAILORs tenth
es- Ph5..5- al.lg--sA Market 81 s0pen evenings
ss-Al,--s YES s,andatd .guater pipe and screw
81 go29 S,4, as i3-a Be%' ger egf
FOR saie,l af-istc. lSf 5rln5 cabin model. Buf
E..-- 80 = ..-1ess - -. az
FINE MISTRESS 81 srri6s cans be- h3ueht at n.
- 0H-lli-=Ats flrhlture sale, s0S 1lth S..
cIGAF STAo>D-ar bo6tla. stand gate fof:sal4.
-teads 8 fees nigh, =. feet long; cost SiQo'
Will saG mis- tCleaa1le and SteinNay piano 10
0artE Address DOCTOR. box 2s7. Call office
FOR sal Iarrekee-. saffron fhches and ca
nereS Young BLINDS J p. BAIRD, PleasRn-
FOR sale-Piaut 6aie +su clarke wise music com.
nanE AlS. q p HAANER. ANGEL island =
ARAn gENsIS I'D factory prices. W A, PLUM
N3 so SW ferrer e. Iront and Pine SIS.
RIrPATFS HISTORY 81 fle World, bargain.
KINC-S R00II STORE 1910 ,r5t.. above Gough.
caoait $40 McAlhSter st. e
t3af VII wata1baeg, slightly used.
n- 12G Suffer st-'
skFF- second Fsad. an sizes = TIE
SAFE - Q.-.l1 20 i}a'- Poison S.
EDrSoN e@.rcv. ,1iovi6e rictute -Uachines and
s-e-eontof-s, GEO. BRICK 20 Turk 81
SAFE With 80 safe deposit h6ves; suitable Tor
s7loa1 coeap 223 californis St : T..
n0ot NRIE fo- -saI % -dr reut chesp. - 29I 9Th
RoI-Eiii- 5r-e- .5esf. rg5fired: S each R.,
Ii. %, San. Pahl2 ay. oakland.
chest haraaii.- 3I..s6I1 Mission st-.'
nooKS fHrsar'eS bought THE sHOFAIES
co., 1-5S- NarFet st @: nhe7p Nfarkef Sa6.
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LUMBER FOR SALE
LEGAL NOTICES

SHINGLES. $40. rustic. $50; boards $40:
country orders solicited 70 tOth a. 8
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Continued

THE FILLMORE BRANCH OF THE CALL IS
AT 1857 FILLMORE ST
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willow PLUHEs

NE-W laps lesp- viliCw plume shop plumes
3 -asc from old feathers OF hoasy cleaned. dyed
rl -era fre6:- work -cua anteod.e 1882 Fillmore
uoer Pine. Phone West 1924 81
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A-IMPROVED lots: minutes walk from Red
wood CITY depot: very easy terms: also acre
age: send for booklet BALDWIN & How
ELL. 31S-324 Eearnv 81.
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S25 CASH, $40 monthly
In Alameda county;
VALLEY LAND CO.,
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BUTTONS AND PLE4TING
PESsMAKfNG

S,eeIets bu-ton works .222 Fllfs and Mason: Phi
: -----l- ~ a-a ca52l. Wan orders solicited
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e.1oo acres IN Yolo and Colusa counties. IL
miles from Rumsey; this place can be made
into good 100 acre COW dairy and 9 900 head
sheep range: Cache creek gives a good supply of
water to irrigate 100 acres; railroad station IL
miles, makes it easy for hauling milk and
cheese; $40. 40.
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HIscEELANEOUs -WANTS

r9ESS er 7urejoes ana CHER s7sits boup
\ cEC-L 205 EeRrnT st. Phone KesrnE %
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And IN accordance Win IaW and me orlIer OF
the board OF directors meeting on the 4th day
Of October 1910. so many shares ofseach parcel
0f said stock as may he necessary, VIII be sold
At public auction At the office ct the company
room e47 Mills building san Francisco, Calif0r-
MA on THURSDAY. the 18th day Of December,
1910 at the hour Of o'clock p N OF said day,
to Dsy said delinquent assessment thereon to-
gether with the cost OF advertising and expenses
E p GOsLING. Secretary.
Offce-64T Mills building. corner Bush ana
Montgomery streets. San Francisco. California
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KEYS at.-fac-o-v r-ioes. KEY WORKS SCI clay
'et oeaard. P5one Oakland 671T.. 1854.
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MONEY WANTED
MOVING PICTURES

MOVING picture films; association goods; best
service. NOVELTY MOVING PICTURE co.
420-422 Turk st.
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CATARRH AND DEAFNESS

ALSO car noises positively cured; 1 week free.
DIR. C0TTINGHAM. 94S Market ST.; hrs. 10-4.