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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-04

people. But no one believes you. How could they? They see it's your nodes ty." Lord Loveland's mother was perhaps the one person on earth who would have attributed to him this quality. And. as for disliking the young man whose life you saved Ut the risk of your own. of course that proves you all the more noble. Everybody must see that
 ''Oh. well. it's jolly good thing for me if they do.'' said Val. mechanically passing his hand over the scar on his forehead. which became hiln like a hall mark or q halo. It, together with the South African brown that never quite faded. had made him still more ornamental in the eySas of the pretty young married women with whom he was popular; also in the eyes of girls, who liked to dance and dirt with Lord Loveland. even though they preferred to marry dukes and princes. But what are you working up tc so elab- orately, mater?'
 ITO your prospects. There's no young man so liked and wanted every where.'
 ''Oh, Pm fair at polo. I can ride straight and shoot bit,'' said Love land, with a pretense at self deprecia- ton he was far from feeling. ''I get asked to all the amusing house par ties. But you know as well as I do that stopping at such places is a lot more expensive than swa ggering about at the most expensive hotels in Flu. rope.''
 q know. dearest" sighed the de voted lady who by industrious spelling had made him what he was Wal. you want my advice. We'll. I've had an inspiration. I do believe. a real in- spiration. Why don't you go to Ameri- ca?"
 ITO try ranching?n
 'sGood heavens. DO. my son! To try marrying. In America you'll succeed brilliantly Why not run over and
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elf I'd chosen to be a kind of secre advertising agent for tradespeople : might have been dressed and winet for nothing, motorcarred. too, per haps," said LoveIand "I know some fellows who do go in for that sort o1 thing. But I'm hanged if I could. I'6 rather blow out nay brains decently." "Oh, my darling, don't speak SC wfldlyr' inplored his mother 'aThere must be resources we can call upon if we could only think of them.'' sI have called on several peoples resources without any good coming o1 it." Loveland grinned faintly. though he was in the depths of depression and had suffered from insomnia for at least week between and 10 in the morning when so popular a young man should Gin his own opinionl have been dream ing of last nights pleasures instead ot worrying how to pay for them.
 Don't be dippant, dearest I can't concentrate my thoughts when you are. Ah. if we could nave let Love land castle as well as we did twelve years agof'
 ssIt's crumbled lot since. And we're too poor to repair ourselves, let alone our castles"
 You at least don't need rena firing g said his mother, gazing at her son with admiration. You're the handsomest young man in the kingdom.'' Loveland laughed, though he be- Heved her. Az. child he had been kissed by all his mothers ptettiest friends because he was so absurdly beautiful and so ;precocious. If he had been a plain OF stupid boy he might have grown up to be an esdma ble young man as niarquises go. Why don't you say fin the worldT" he asked
 "rm not a woman to -exaggerate, dearest. All the Lovelands have been good looking. One has only to go into the picture gallery at the castle to see that. My argument is that as you're the best looking and the cleverest'-
 '1 don't know blessed thing. my dear ladyship3 never had any educa- tion- You ought to have sent me to Eton instead of coddling me up with tutors and''-
 ''Ypu didn't think so then I remem-- Der well when it vas proposed you flung yourself on the floor and howl ed.''
 ESQ of course that settled it-''
 ''Why. yes You generally settled things like that You had such a de termined way, dear. But you were born knowing more than mahy stu dious. upinteresting young men have forgotten. Then your South African career-it was like a romance. You. were mere child, hardly nineteen. 30 brave! And then the thing you did op the battlefeld Of course you ought to have bad the Victoria cross. but as it was the newspapers rang with your praises. and I was besieged for your photogra phs to publish. That deed alone would have made you a
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-04

parsonage of con sideration even W i t b ut your rank"
 "I've told you lots of times, mater, the whole thing was a sort of accident. I couldn't bear the chap. If I'd stop ped to think l don't believe I'd have run back a step to drag him out from under fire. But I was there hauling him away before l knew what I was doing.
 "Yes, you have fnld mo and n+ho.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-04
\ LORD
 I LQ)WIElAND
TaEs is the remarkable P,

This is the remarkable ro- rrnzce of q young lord, poor i1a pocket, rich iTl personal dttr0c- fiveness and weEz egado1vedE wif1a egotisna, wkao come to America to secure an heiress s05sds gof the Gwakentng of FEs5fefinae. Hand son.e. spoiled, saperclitolus and vail, yet brave. echfvaISous gasd kfr1d, Lord LoveTdnd is verya interesting chop, and hfs dase,a- lures in the Idsad of Actresses develop more Hnnaer, more pa fTaos aad p1ore susartses t1aa1sore to De found iss Q hal c1Psen novels
 Gentle reoder- 7he Afar4ufs of LoveEand4"s
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-04
RAILROADS

FOR NEW yo35Kg5Z:12:so9 g5.iz :sszsgg. 9:a .9a:asa sGs "ia.a5 s;GS "i45. lliGS aa7. 4 szz *4:14. 6:o7, *5:27. 6:12, "6:go. e7:82. gia:soo, @ "l:[s, s5!ie, fs:S7, aio:oo A. M.-f12:S0, S2:13, %z:27, @A:14s 5:07, ~5:27, f6:45, "7:32, *7:5s, ~s;11s *9:36, 10:O1 P. M.
 FOR WASHINGTON, via Harlem River-"12:3o Caily) A. M.: "12s0s P. M
 FOR NEW HAVEN--x12:0 %12:82. *1i:3s A. M-s12:27, Jz:S2. 1:4s, *s4S @ *s:s4 S 7:1s. :7:sa zSa assGs. s s1o:sS F. M.EsUNDAYs-12:O5, *I2:s2, ~1:41, s:1S, as. 9;4s. "19;2s: s.9a :11Ss9 A @7:32, *8:47, ~1O:O2 P. M.
 FOR BOSTON, via New London and Providence-*1:41, 6:50, %10:21 (td Providence), "11;35 A. M.-s2:29i *4:23, *6:02. *6:54 F. M.-SURDAYs *6:s4 P. M.
 FOR BOSTON, via Hartford and WiIlinnantic-%9:21 A. M.-%3:31 F. M.
 FOR INVESTED and Intermedlats stations-5:oO, 7:0o; s:SP, f11;zo ;4.2, A M; M -S:30 A. M,-6:45 P. M
 FOR WATERBURY, ANSONIAs DERBY and Intermediate SGatiO1s-- 5:OO, FOO, $500. 9:35, 11:40 A M >2:35 f5:51, TAO P. M.-SUNDAYS-- 8:3O 1O:35 A. M.-6:45, S:50 P.
 FOR CT. BARRINGTON, LENOAf PITTSFIELD, ETC.-7:OO. $50 AM. -4;28 F. M.-SUNDAYS-s:3 A M.
 FOR DANBUTSY, NEW MILFORD, ETC, via BDookhed JunctIon-1 -I, ;oo 9:5O A. M.-4:2S, 6:44 F. M.-SUNs DAYS-8:30 A. M.
 FOR LITCHFTELD. ETC.-9:50 A M-4:28 F.. M.-SUNDAYS-s:S 80 A M
 *Fxpress trains. fLocal Express
 O to Harlem River Station.
 x Except Mondays.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-04
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS

BARGAINS in Building Lots both sides of Washington bridge; Welles Place. one block south of Hards Corner: south of new car barn near St. MichaeIs cemetery. City lots very reasonable. Desirable one. TWO and four family houses Steap1- snip tickets to and from Europe Drafts payable in foreign lands. James Feeley, P. O. Arcade.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-04
SHOE REPAIRING

GOODYEAR SHOE REPAIRING co. Shoes repaired right; same system as used in making them. Goods called for and delivered. Open evenings, 76 John Street. Tele- phone. R2 ~6
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-04
FURNITURE

FURNITURE, BEDDING, STOVES hcusefuTnishings, cash or on easy ferns Your credit is good. Ask for prices and terms. The Sterling Fur 11iture co. 12S7 Main Se. Tel 92S-1
 B22 st STORAGE OF EURNITUTI15--Sep rate rooms, securely locked, furni- lure ard china packing Furniture and Pianos removed. large vans careful handling. Bridgeport Etor- age NCarehouee Co.,. 12ST Main St. cor. Congress St Tel, 923-2.
 ADvEnr4sE IN THE FaRa1ErL
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-04
BANKS

THE CONNECTICUT NATIONAL RANK, ofN Bridgeport, corner Main and Wall Streets. S.. W. Baldwin, President; Fl. S. Shelton, Vfos Pres tdent; l.. B. Povve. Cashier; T c. Cumming, Assistant Cashier. Cap ital, $S82,1o0; Surplus and Prodtss $396,00O,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-04
SWELL CAFES

with you. Weep and you weep alone. Stop at the Eagles Nest for a smile. Corner East Washington Ave. and North Main St. J. J- Raa~ leigh, Prop.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-04
HOTELS
AUCTION SALE

HIGHEST PRICES PAID for used furniture, carpets and store fixtures
 Bridgeport Auction & Commission Co.,, A Union Square. Tel. 1686Sz.
 D1 ~tf
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-04
MONEY TO LOAN

CALL AT OUR oFFICE-we win ad- vance you nSoney on your own note if you own property no matter how much your property is mortEaged at. Bridgeport Realty Go, Room 1O9-110, Warner Bldg. LIS Hf MONEY. ADVANCED TO CONDUCT ORS. engineers, fremen, trainnen. clerks, letter carriers. mail clerks, school teachers, bookeepers, cash iers, mechanics and Qthers. Strict ly confidential. HeREon Co.,. Room 301 Meigs Bldg. GIT "n
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-04

INVITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE DISTRICT OF CONNECTICUT.
 By virtue of an Order of Sale is sued out of the United States Dis trict Court for the District of Con necticut, on the 18th day of. Ssptem- Der, 1910, notice is hereby g4vdh that I will sell by public auction, fof cash, on Saturday, the 8th day of October, 1910. at 10 o'clock 9. n1., at the wharf next above tl1e Congress St. Bridge, Bridgeport, Conn.,, tine Steamer Island er,'' her engines, boil CTS, machjnery, boats, tackle, apparel, appurteNances, and furniture, as she now lies
 Dated, September 3Oth, 1910.
 EDISON s. BISHOP,
 United States Marshal.
 By William l.. PaFmelee, 30 s* Deputy U. s. Marshal.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-04
MALE HELP WANTED

! MADE $50,oOO in five years fn the mail order business: began with s. send for free booklet Tells how aeaGock, 765. Lockport. ". Y,
 RES 2 5 4 5 If DRAETSMEN, mechanical architect demand at good salaries; ten young men wanted to join club to learn drawing, at home evenings; instru- ments furnished. Address c. s. K, Box 228. City. UPS "tf
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-04

GENTS, LADIES' AND CIuLDREN'S clothing bought and nold. Miss C. Myers. 1447 Main St. re Sp WANTED-Girls to know that you can have your suits and c1oakS made to order reasonable at B P. o. Arcade. H6
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-04
MISCELLANEOUS

MISS M. REHIIL, dressmaker, has moved to 85 Randall Ave. where she will be pleased to meet all
 frfepds and customers. G s*p
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-04

ADVERTISE IN THE FARaEIl.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-04

BUY OLD HORSES to kill Re- move dead ones free of charge any, whero within ,25 miles of Bridge port F. H. Daniels, 2267 Madison Read Tel. 1811-6. LII s"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-04

TO RENT.-5 room flats, Improve ments, SIP and $14: also 5 room teneznent, $9. gas. Inquire 2S Goodsei1 St. R 24 a
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-04
ROOMS TO LET

TO RENT.-Brick dwelling, twelve rooms and bath, 408 State street W. G. Lineburgh & Son, Sanford
 30 d *p
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-08-11
Sonnerftas, Ii. slusuit 1910.
Ssmpfratifde Secmiuationen.

Staat.
Shr @oupsrneur-a9tb. @ebiter @rim
pon Buds @ountn.
Sir qisutsnunt' @ouuernsur-Samusl
y. Prics pon 9adawanna Gounip.
Siir Sstrstdr Der Snnern anselsssnbsi'
ten-Sames 8. 8lafsslse pOn Gar
bon @Ountp.
Shr S6asmsiitsr-SumusI y. Pbilion
bon SOmeriet @ountp. 10
@ountp.
4fir 3onsreB-Y. s. @alpiu.
SIR Senat-@. s. Blewitt.
Sir Rspraisntuntsn-1. Diitriit, gti6'
olas Suris +; 2. Diftritt, SObn Rul'
lin; 8. Diftritt, 9snrp Us. 3sioler
4. Diitrift, Dominid &. Dempisg ;
! 8. Diitritt, SObn s. ManuiOu; G.
Diftrift, Srso. OiaglOr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-08-11

fart pebIiden @inf6Iae erBaIteu
bate. aIs Dor Ginger 3eit bic &c.
ipiiie eenialiife SbIantperei aufs
borte uno aud Der mdnnIide RanH
fih Die Hflege ieines Mubenmeni6en
anseIeeen Ioiien fein 6urfte, obne oaS
er boritm risfierte, in ben augen lei.
ner 0eitmeniden an geiftigen Quail.
tdten 3u 0erlieren, oa bot man ouige.
atbmet. gs mar 10 biibih, bab Sis
brutaIen 3ugitiefel abfamen, iin0 oaG
Vim Rann i'm Somner Ieidt ange5o.
Gen iein fonnte, obne Oab er 0arum
in SemoGrmeIn ipaSieren eeben
mubte. Die biinten Sent6en, bieSei.
benaiirteI fir oas 2dnb, bic Ii6ten
8eiten, bic Bananas unb bic peiheu
Siite in ben fd)Aten i,eiien Sorben,
bns sepfIsste Sfubmert ilno Die pGi.
ben ansiise. bas sefieI aGes a1se.
mein, aefieI I'M 10 better, ba fd nit
oil bieien Mobeneitbeiten cine aus.
eeiprohene 8orIiebe fir Itorfe Rein.
Iiffeit unb gtsttisfeit seltenb ma6te.
Denn Die li6ten An5iise, bic Ii6ten
Sdirbe, bic Iidten Site unS bic lid.
ten Deften, fie forbern peinIidite
Saitberfeit serabeSu beraiis, unS
bieie ipitrbe bonn bon Der RIeiouna
AUDI auf ben Reni1en on fiA ifber.
tragen. 9as t6sIi&t Gitb, bic Rnni.
furs, Ole iorsfams $aarpfIees finb
unerIGblih gepor6en.
gun aber fiebt "a i'm aus6au bic.
fer an fi4 10 iibanis anerfennens-
,pertben Sheen aus, aIs brobe bem
Ranne I'M ueberMdbe Seiner Rlei-
berhiIt1tr etne @sfoAp. aGEIi& Die
Der 8ertueidEiduRe. es maht nun
einHal feineH sutsH etnbriid, penn
man iid5 beHn arblid eines RaitreS
benfen mug: Serrsott nod siumnI,
ipie Ianse ift Der beute pie6er DOE
bent Spsesel 96tdR6en. Die 8eit
1T bod 10 SepoItig i'm Werthe Seftit.
gen, bab Der Rann banon niht 3u
piel fur feine 3oilette perbrau6eu
bari. Die seeertpdrttse Robe in Der
@dnnerfleibuna III auBerbem BON
ni6t Si oerternen1r abfbdytiidfeit.
9as nerIebt iBr ben fenpininen 8ug,
Mht nrinber ols itre 9tebe sum DE.
tail. utS bonn nod Elm Nomert: be
6rase ber - 9eifous. Das flirsi
tpnberbar, ipenn bon einsm Wtonu
bic @eSe lit. abn es lit bonon Die
Rebe. Ran Modte i5ber Seie 9inee
germ IGbeIn, Ibpen juarunSe aber
itedt bod elm Stiid grnit. Bollen
iett aud nod bic RGnner NIT Dem
RleiberLiirits anforsen2 Soll ii1
neben Die pernpdnnIidte SraH nun
Der pertpeibIihte Weann fteaen9 Die
mGnnIihen RGnner perben reooItis-
rem miiTien. Die ftnrfe 9iebe Sur 9or-
perfuItur, bic Spsiene Der Rleiourg
unS ben Seidmad, al oieie uerriini-
tiaen Oinse, Die aus Der geaenip1rti-
gen N1nnermooe emporsebIiibt iino,
Die iollen iie bebulten. Die Sarber-
afforoe atpiihen grieftaihen iinb
StrumpfJnideIn absr uno 1bnIife
Still" .9Iiitben nirb man ii6 nit
einem energiihen entdluiie bonn
2eibe baIten miiien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-08-11
GSuaro uun Steinle,

Der beriibnlte na5areniihe TaIer,
pur0e Dor 100 SSSabren in 8ien aebo.
rem @r gebort 5ipnr nidt 3u jener
fleinen @ruppe pon Se3eiiioniIten,
Die bon Der 8iener gtaomie fort mad,
Hom an Die Gueqe Der 8enuifioncc.
funit gin9en, aber er ilt oo6 ben
Ooerbed uno BbiGpp Belt na6 meb.
reren Sabrer 9eTolgt rrto bot bis
1884 an Der noriunentaIen Seiin-
ni1rg 6es itaIieniider 8resfo Ii6 aui.
eeridtet. Seinreefebrt, bat er bann
aud bel Cornelius in Wiinfen Die
EehrTH Der Wauermalerei ihtoiert
ur6 tulIroe 10 befabgt, Der bepor.
juqteite NomImentalmaIer g8eit.
beiltihIanbs Sdbraebnte btrtourb gu
fein. Set er 1888 in Der @apeQe
Ses getbnronn Solliuegften SfIoi.
ies 9feined ieine eriten Sresten aus.
aefiibrt bate, itronltrn ibm BON
iiberua Die GuftrGee 3u. Die GngeI.
tore inn se0Iner Dom, has llrtbeil
SaIonoS I'M Sranffurter aGiieriaaI,
Die bier groBen Sresten i'm Sreppen-
bals oes BaIIraf &ibars! !Ytldeums
in aoIn, tpeIde bic 2uIt1rrenttuid-
lung Der RbetnIanOe oarIteIIen, Ole
ausmaIune Der GboriIifen Der 9Sa-
rienfirt)e in aaden itno erl6lih Die
oes Chores bes Str0bbttreer 0eiir-
iters firt6 bic Soatptetoppen ieiner
GbGtigfeit. 9em 7oiabrisen tpuube
nod bonn 5ranffurter 9ombaIOerett
Der auftrog ertbeiIt, Sas Snnere 6eS
9omes poQitGnSig oiisaumdlen- Or
bat einn tn1lfangreiden @nt1pllrf &C.
Iiefert, d6er Die altSfifbrltng nitt
mebr in allen Sbeiien IN Der Sano
gebabt. 9ieien 9lnitiee ms 9tonu-
mentaIe bate feiner benz iltrgen
SdhpGrner ytsetrmtt, Der emit nit
Clemens 8rentano iif, fir Bolts
mGrd)en urO Sbateipeore begeiitert
bate luS IN Heinen reiSenOcn aqua'
rellfoIgen Die @beimGrbeu. Shnee-
Deibhen un6 Roierrotb uno nBas
ibr pollt" ilIuItrirt bate. Seine
Itinmurgsoo[le unO irs @robaiislge
gsiteigerts &4lnIt oertreteu bic i6onen
9ilSer oes gioJinipielers ur0 bes
Gbiirmers in Ser @uIerie Sdad. 9ie
srobte llebernidung ober pieIleiht
fir Die 5reurbe Ses &iniHsrs mar
boS grobe 8il6nib ieines Godter.
d,ens, oos aug ben geftt ieiner So
mile auf Die 9erIiuer Sta5rbur0ert.
ausiteIlung fam: trodeu uRb stipos
f1on in Der Sarbe tpie fait ales pom
SteinIe, ober init einer uuHlittelba.
rem @rfoihlrg ienes nalp.trosigeH
Beiens, pR es ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
YlG09en oft eiseu lit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-08-11
@Dtben:St nnbSba
Snf Ia no.

Sm Mercp.Soipital in Baltimore,
Mb., ftarb Dilliam Sriid, Der gieitor
nnter ben Sournaliiten Baltimore's.
ct mar pon einem Nutomobil iiberfab'
rem morben uno Elm Beinbrub uno auss
gersnftss S6ultsrsslenf Warsn bic Sol
gen bes llnfalls. Damn bilbete fi6 nod
Gin 8lutflumpsn am @ebirn. Die un'
mittelbare Eooesuria6e mar isbod elm
afutsr anful Der 8risbt'iden giieren'
franibeit, Der ON Gase mad bsm auto'
llnfall eintrat. Der 8eritorbene mar
bic 1909 am Baltimore amsrican"
tbatis seweieu. Or pirfte an oisier
Ssituns uier,ig Sabre, oauon bic lsstsn
breiBis als @bsfrsOaftsur. @r mar Sc
Sabre alt uno itammte aus Seitsrrsi6.
Sopsit Butter in Sstru6t fOmmt.
perben ii6 bic @Oniumsnten, Die uuf Elm
8illiserwsroen gswlIier Sebsnsbebiirf'
niiie boffen. in ibren @rwurtun9en se
tduidt ieben. 10 erflGrte Sobn 9isp.
man, Der PrdiiOent bes @lsiu SOurb Of
TraOe. Der lestere bat ben Prsis fir
Butter nm sinen Sent pro Pfunb er
bDbt, uno Serr Siemmun auBerte bic
slnii4t, baB Dor Ginbrub bes Wintsrs
nod bObsre Yrsiis in Sruft treten wers
ben. Der @runO Oafiir 1T bus se9en'
Ddrtiss trodene Better.
9esen bic Wtetbooen Der Probibition.
iftsn srbsbt ii& istt iOsar idOu SppO'
fition I'M eisensn Wager. Der Metbo.
biitsnprsbiser Sobn U. @bitforO, elmer
Der alteiten unb fdbisitsn Yrebiser Der
Wtidisaner @onferen3, wiosripri6t in
sinem uer6ffentlidten sIrtifel ben Wfs'
tbooen, bic sr prepreiiiue" nsnnt, uno
hdlt ben 9aujsu Probibitionsrummsl in
Der ss8enpartiSsn SOrm fir rSumbus."
Seine amtsbriibsr fam sr nit isinen
psrniinftisen Durlssunssn ni6t iiber.
isnsen, neil iis ii6 einfa6 ni6t iibsr.
;eugen laHen nOlleu.
Das aus Seamteu juiummen9sIeste
Sr9aniiatiOus'@ '@Omite fur bas POltipars
bant'Spitem bat iit oafiir entidisbsn,
bic @rri9tuns BON n@entrul Clearing
Souies" in allen Staaten su bsfirmOr.
ten. nm bic Sereinisuns Der Sonti BON
DspOiitoren osr4 POftipurbuntsn su er.
lsi4teru. Da BON Der SnformatiOn,
um wslbe uusldnOiide Rssisrunssn er.
iu4t porosu iinb, bis iest nur penia
tinsslaufen lit, 10 Wirb iibsr Die BEL oem
ROitiparbautsn Spitsm Su ssbraudeu.
ben SOrmulars erit ipdtsr Oefinitiues
bsidlOhen wsrosu. Der allsemeine
Rlan fur Die @rri6tuns Der PoItIpar.
bunisn iitlisbOd.fsrtis ausssurbsitet.
Sin in 8roOfIbn Uerbrsitetes @eriid1t,
baB Dr.:5rsOsrid VI. Cool, Der felt SlO.
psmbsr.:. r.:.oOrissu Sabres Ueridmunbeue
Yolarreiienoe, bsimli6 na6 Der Stabt
Der Sir9eu 5uriidssfsbrt iei uuO in Der
@obnuns ieines 8ruOers g8ilium 6.
@oot ii6 ueritedt balte, purOs isitsns
bss 9ruoers uufs euersii6fte bsmen.
tirt. gBillium Y. GoOt, Der in 9rOOt.
lpu elm Niildssiadft bstrsibt, rfldrte
ous @eriiat fur cine baltIOis @rfnOuns.
Su sinsm Uiistbsbuuie in Samaica,
8. g., brad elm 5euer aus, benz ifsbsn
MsnidenIsbeu gum Spfer fielen. Son
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-24
HAYWARD REAL ESTATE

JAS s. FRENCH.
THE REAL ESTATE BROKER,
SD Castro St. Hayward, Cal.
GET OFF THE CAR AT ST. IN FRONT OF
OUR OFFICE.
What We Offer You Is LIVE PROPERTY.
Let Us MAKE MONEY for You.
$500 to $6.500-PRETTY HOMES; large lots.
with fruits and flowers.
S2,0OO-Pretty cottage of 4 large rooms: barn,
chicken houses; fine orchsrd: fine
shade trees and flowers; also eucalyptus for
from Hayward.
$50 per acre-160 acres. miles from Hayward.
on main county road present crop will
SHOW what land Is: ) room cottage; .
large barns granary; home orchard; wood:
fine spring water. WHY NOT TAKE A
GIFT WHEN OFFERED?
SS,OO0-l0 acres; corner. Just out Of town
limits; SWELL LOCATION; fine orchard
and vineyard; pretty home of rooms and
basement; horses, COW, surrey, wagons,
EDEN ACRES. OUR NEW SUBDIVISION. is
selling rapidly; fine level land 21s miles
from Hayward l mile from school. 1 mile
from 5. p station; water be gotten
from 10 feet on; 81 to acre tracts, $3.50
. $500 per acre; easy terms
s2,I00-1l4 acres iuest Of vegetable land, pa
miles from Hayward.
CHlCkENS-The finest equipped CHICKEN
RANCH in Alameda county; pretty home
Of rooms, bath. fine water plant. acres.
LOO hens, over 1000 chicks. hne hcne,
COW. surrey, wagons 3 504 egg incubators;
minutes walk to railroad station; 3
blocks from school; $4,000, half CASH
SWEETEST HOMESITE IN CALIFORNIA. 21s
OF San Francisco lS12 acres. home orchard.
vineyard. wood, fine wafer 6 room cottage
pretty grounds, barn. chicken houses 900
chickens. COW; all round attractive place;
> $1,000. $1,000 cash
FINEST SANDY LOAN: 2 acres in full bearing
ORCHARD and ASPARAGUS; just az
town limits, 200 feet from car line; big
frontage on street; this. you'll buy IT,
$o,5OO-S3,O 900 cash; finest sandy loan. only 1
mile from electric car, a mile from W. P.
station; 8 acres, a corner. in orchard and
vegetables; cottage of large rooms. barn.
implements; pays big interest on invest
"a acres ID acres fine fun bearing orchard
pretty cottage of rooms bath. pantry:
horse, cow, 400 chickens; good income; y
miles from electric car; s15.5co. or will
exchange for San Francisco property
$500 per acre-5 and 10 tracts; fine full
bearing orchard, only "a miles from Hay
MONEY TALKs-If YOU have it take this: II
acres, FL miles from Hayward. ) minutes
walk to school, 81 acres fine full bearing
orchard SWELL HOME; good outbuild-
1ngs, wood, fine spring water; Key Route
Co. will tell you it is a SNAP; $500
easy terms.
JAS S. FRENCH.
$50 Castro St. Hayward. Cal.
SEE OUR VALLEY CREST GARDENS.
Lots from to acres each at from $3.50 to
s1,9oo-3 acers; room house barn. mill and
tank. chicken houses; 213 miles out
houses, brooder and incubator houses: 200
chickens. COW; u mile from boulevard.
S6,000-5 acres mostly in full bearing fruit s
room house, barn; just out of town, near
railroad station.
s6.5oo-6 acres, 4 acres in fruit; room house.
barn. mill and tank. chicken house. 400
chickens. COW and tools; / mile out
WILBERT & BEAM.
Hayward Cal
1 HAVE good IS acre ranch fine bearing or.
bargain at S11 900; also others Chicken
ranches from acres up. T. H. ZANBRESk1,