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HAIR GOODS

HAIR GOODS
LADIES. SAVE YOUR COMBINES.
Beautiful PUffs- braids- and switches made
from COmbings5 latest styles reasonable
prices De NARD. rs Eve St y W
COUNTRY BOARD
WINDSOR CAsTL.E-s1e feet above tide: all
modern improvements near New Windsor
Nd on Western Maryland r r. one hour
from Baltimore Write for illustrated cir
GUAR Mrs. c. z CRONISE, New Windsor.
Nd.
WOULD LIKE TO have a few lady boarders
by the day. week Or month. fresh veEe-
tables. fruits. milk. etc. convenient schedule.
IL miles from Midland, Calvsrton. ana
Casanoya- Va Write Mrs r. s DEIT-
WElLER, r F D. No 1, Midland Va
wANTEL-Boarders On farm =. miles from
Remington 5 miles from Washingts1: me
abe, yesetabios. milk ice. fruit; families
OF parties desired s. per week Mrs W A.
E.5NG, Heni1gton. FauquieT county, Va
ROOMS and boars in attractive suburban
home; near Brightwood car line, adults
only A 3 9, silver Spring. Nd
ROOM AND BOARD in attractive suburban
nome near Brishtrood car lls- adults
only. a 3 G, silver springs, Nd
ROOM AID FINE BOARD. 50 per week
BOX % BeTwyn. Nd
BALTIMORE COTTAGE Rshoboth. directly
on surf open June . large porches- eN-
celient meals. terms moierate- special fam
! lily rates. Ms BOWEN, Prop
SUMNER bosrders-EIk Ridge Cottage: pIen-
- Of shade large porch. good tab5e Adj
dress P z 1illips- R-F-D d ]. Weverto1 nd
Colonial .BeTeh
I THE RENSHAW---.i the ID nforts Of home
one block from beach, excellent meals SEA
/ food dinners shade porches. music. rates
I $ 60 50
THE wOODLAwN COTTAGE-seconI block
from boat landing. coy and conf. 5rtsF-.-
meals uneXcelled. cool rooms porches- shade
I lawn; pleasant surroundings. reasonable
/ OLIVER COTTaGE-Home cooking. rstes
/ S. to $ per week 81 per day MRS II J
/ OLIN Err. Proprietor
NAVY COTTAGES rooms: screened.
1 meals unsurpassed; shade. porches: home
| comforts, rates S to S weekly
/ TIE LINWOOD- Colonial Beach-One block
from boat !andiHs5 rates 81 70 81 weekly.
MRS c. a BRATTON. formerly manager
/ Of the Alvin. now 20 be found AZ the king
/ George Terms s. and S weekly.
! ELECTRIC COTTAGE al Colonial Beach
Apply al cOtta6e OF o. 9Th st. 5. ".
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THE VESrOSA, p and 1st SIS y " Apt
55-Two furnished rooms, bah and kitchen
ettes airy mEf-s screens awning taces cap
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HELP WANTED
Male and Female

VANTED-Competent sTenoEra piers. and
nookkeepers are in demand The best place
70 learn is At STRAY EF.S BUSINESS col
LEGE Old Masonic Temple Sth and SITS
Dzv and night schoCI all summer Coolest
rooms IN city Positions for graduates. Free
classes on Saturdays Write. phone OF call
for catalogue
2 WATERS JcoIored1. Mattresses CuhItel-
r1rh y "
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18TH ST y ". I7s5-Eo-r or NE eN-ep-
tfrrarv pleasant outside rooms; Eas Lo-
cooking and steam heat
ETH - y W. 5Is-e and 3 comnu1i-
eating unfuruished rooms tor Light house
keeainE. opposite Pension Park cheap rent
6 81 , ~. 4s1-Tvo large rooms second
fo5r- Isrse back parlo-. -ssse1aeLz-
I5TI 81 y E. 6-Three unfurnis1ed roo--E5
front. Iizht housekeeping
\ : AVE y W. 525-Three -arse second
floor rooms. newly pzDered. e ugnt house
keeping SIS
. 81 5 W Iees-Tvro large uafu-alzas5
second floor rooms s.
FYE ST y. 2. s1s-Tvy7 nice roo-as. win
bath for light housekeeping second 6o9--
FAIENONT ST. Tl5-Three large rooms sep
srate -zs meter kitchen has coal range
Sl5
sTH ST X W. Iue-Unfu-nishe6 rooms,
gas and bath; Tor light hogseksepins: IS
5TH ST n W. uS-Frc1t roou- second
floor large alcoVe- bath EEh- house KEEP
ing also hall room Furnished or 1nfrrnls1s1
Sd ST. y w. 7OS-Three outside rooms for
light Housekeeping reasonable
\ q AVE \ W. I7z5-Tvo Isrse uafUr-
uished rooms on second foors very cool
- - \ ", s0s-Thres large hrst hsor
rooms light housekeeping near G. ?. o
and
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Oashtngton dimes
Want Ads

CLASS A.
For Rcut-Furaishei
IN Cnfur1ls1ed
Rooms
Rooms ard Board
Wanted Foo-,s Sc per line
H. 1900 - ! Minimum space.
INK Agents Wanted Ines
and Sa5esmea Want
ed.
Situations Wanted
Lost and Found
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FOR RENT-R00MS

re-FE ST y W. I7s5-Four or f'-s eXceP-
tlrraUy pleasant outside roczns' as Lo-
cooking and steam heat
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FOR RENT-ROGMS

CORCORAN ST y w. 1512-Tvgo large sec
oud floor. CONN unicatins rooms. private
hath very COOL large windows enc iarss
nicely furnished front room. first floor
5TH ST. : W. l5S-F'urnished. and ulfur-
nished rooms for light Housekeeping
y CAP ST. uOo-Two lsrse nufUrnishsd
and one furnished room private family
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LADIES. SAVE YOUR COMBINES
Beautiful pUffs. braiis. and switches made
from Combi1Es- latest styles reasonable
prices De NARD. 7I5 Eve St y "
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-02
GROCfRS COMBINE
TO AID CUSTOMERS
Unique Association Is Formed
to Fight Increased Cost
of Living

A number of local grocers have
banded together under the name of the
Keen Cut Grocers" to protect them
selves and their customers against the
great increase in the cost of food. The
association is unique among business
organizations. There is not another of
the kind in the United States. While
the various food trusts have united to
increase prices, grocers OF San Fran
cisco have Joined to reduce prices to a
fair level.
The stores included in the organiza-
ton are not new establishments, but
were chosen because of their high
standing and their geographical Ioca-
tion in the city, each store being in
the center of district
The stores will not lose their in
dividuality through their connection
with the association, but will enjoy
the many benefits that it offers. The
chief advantage will come from CO.
operative purchasing. BY buying to-
lowest prices, and this advantage will
be shared by their customers.
1t Is the aim Of the Keen Cut Grocers
through their organized strength to
bring about gradually a general lower
ing of prices. The plans of the or
ganization have been carefully made
and every detail looking to the sue
cess OF the movement has been COM
pleted.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-02
IONE FIRM MAKES
NUMEROUS SALES
Shainwald, Buckbee & Co. Re.
port Transfers of Property
in Various Districts

Shainwald, Buckbee & Co. report a
number Of interesting sales. as fol-
lows:
For F. h Houston to George H. Dannemars.
southwest corner Of Hyde and Pacific streets.
f5xl3s:6 feet The price is private.
For Edwin II. Osborn to j. r. Deiainger. lot
in the north line Of Pine street. ST:6 feet east
OF Hyde, J0x13T:6 feet, for $4,000.
For 3 Goldsmith to ). A. Jorgenseu and wife,
lot and improvements. consisting OF three hats.
In the east line Of Hyde street. 1926 feet south
of Broadway.
For S. Goldsmith to Dora GIuyas. lot and i'm
provements. consisting Of three fats. in the east
line OF Hyde street 81 - feet south OF Broadway,
25x112:6 feet, for $12, 900.
For j. W. Bilienthal. northwest corner OF
Jackson and Cherry streets, 29:9x1OO feet, sold
to o. Tobriner. for $500.
For Mary Gilroy TO DR.. Adelaide Brown. north
west corner OF Sixteenth avenue and Lake street,
81 :6x100 feet. for $4,000
For James j. Hayes and wife. lot at the south
east corner OF Ninth avenue and y street. 57:6x
100 feet terms private.
For Dr. WinslOw Anderson, lot in the south
third avenue, 2Jx1OO feet for 81. 900.
Fof the same. lot in south line OF Lake street.
S2;6 feet west OF Twenty-thrd avenue, to A
Cassidy. for s.. 600. .
For Kitty Tyler lot at the northwest corner
OF Seventeenth avenue and A street. 57;6x1o0
feet, terms private.
north line Of Carmel street. 06 feet west OF
Belvedere. 25x114 feet. for 81 coo.
For William H. Saylor, lot in the west line OF
z aSenue fsst for g lsee south OF Lake
For William II. Sayl0r, lot in the west flne
OF Twenty first avenue. $50 feet south OF Lake
street, 25x1O0 feet. to Ira NJ Wheeler. for
For same. lot in the west line of Twenty first
avenue. 125 feet south Of Lake street. 25x1OO
feet. for S1.52J.
For Mrs. A. ". Sylvester lot in the west line
of. Twenty eighth avenue, 125 feet south OF u
street. thence south so feet by 100, for 81 O50.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-02
MANY BUILDINGS
Will SOON ARISE
Plans Made and Contracts Let
for New Structures on
Downtown Sites

A six story and basement building
some time ago. will be erected for the
William Eide company in the southeast
line of Market street, 300 feet north
east of Seventh street. This will cover
a ground space of 50x165 feet, fronting
so feet in Market street and extending
through to Stevenson street. William
Knowles is the architect. Some of the
contracts for construction have been
placed. The building will be equipped
with electric passenger and freight
elevators.
James D. Phelan will erect a one
story brick structure, to contain stores,
in Market street. east of Taylor. The
cost will be about $4,000.
The estimated cost of the three story
brick structure to be erected for the
line of Golden Gate avenue, as stated
in building permit. is 100000. The
building will stand in the south line of
Golden Gate avenue, 6S feet east of
Hyde street.
The hotel to be erected for 1. Strass-
burger at the southeast corner of Eddy
and Taylor streets will be of brick and
two stories high. The cost, as esti-
mated. will be s43,50o.
handsome residence will be con-
structed in the Presidio wall vicinity to
stand in the west line of Twenty -sec-
ond avenue, 130 feet north of Lake
street, for Mary l.. Born. The cost will
be about $500.
At the southeast corner of Cole and
Parnassus streets three story frame
stores and fats building will be con-
structed by Herman Wellnitz. The es-
timated cost is $4,000.
Contracts have been awarded in part
for a four story and basement brick
building to be constructed for 1. L.
Borden at the southeast corner of
Front and Clay streets. This will cover
q lot nearly square, the dimensions of
which are 60x64:6 feet.
A two story and basement brick and
frame building will be erected in the
north line of Bush street, 1905 feet east
Of Larkin, to cost about $4,000.
T. P. Devlin will build two story
frame dwelling in the south line of
Union street, 1877 feet west of Scott
to cost $9.50o
Thomas Shields will build a three
| story brick shop In the south line OF
| Mission street, 200 feet east of Second
to cost $4,000.
| At the southwest corner Of Fourth
| and Tehama streets F. Campo will
| build a three story frame roomins
| house at a cost of about $11 900.
| Contracts have been let amounting to
| S6S,000 for the construction of a six
story and basement building for Jud
son I. Stull and Louis Sonnikson at the
southeast corner of Market street, 10C
feet northeast from Second.
and basement brick building in the
west line of Leavenworth street. SIZE
feet south of Eddy. The cost will be
about 100000.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-02
MANY BIG LOANS ARE
MADE ON REAL ESTATE
Banks Lend Large Sums or
Downtown Realty

The Central trust company has
loaned $4,000 to Ethel Wilson on the
property in the south line of Bush
street. 1876 feet west of Taylor, for
building purposes.
The Security savings bank has loaned
se7 900 to Edwin T. Osborn on the
southeast corner of Geary and Leaven-
worth streets.
The Humboldt savings bank has
loaned $22,500 to the Mission turn
yerein on the property at the south
west corner of Eighteenth and Lapidge
streets.
The French-American bank of saw
ings has loaned to Emma Chismore
Engelcke $4,000 on the southeast cor
ner of Bush and Jones streets and other
properties.
The Hibernia bank has loaned $4,000
to Janet G.. Haight on property in the
south line of Ellis street, 1910 feet
east Of Powell.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-02
HOSPITAL BUILDING
TOCOST 100000
Structure Will Be Largest Pri=
vate Institution of Kind
West of Chicago

Representing an investment of ap-
proximately S1.000,000 and occupying
the block bounded by Hayes, Grove,
shrader and Stanyan street, the new
st. Mary's hospital will be a striking
landmark in the neighborhood of
, Golden Gate park. The institution
when completed will be the largest of
the privately owned hospitals west of
Chicago
The east wing and the central por-
/ ton Of the hospital are in course OF
construction and 1t is expected that
work thereon will be completed during
the present year, probably before
Christmas. The steel has been placed
/ for the main portion of the hospital
crete curtain walls, with stucco, terra
Gotta and stone trimmings.
The hospital, generally speaking
will be in the mission style of archi-
lecture. The roof will be covered with
red mission tiles. In all regards the
structure will be modern. Later three
additional wings and an administra-
tion building will be erected.
| The land on which the hospital viii
stand cost $125.000. The frontages in
Hayes and in Grove streets are 4121z
/ feet each. The frontages in Shradel
and Stanyan streets are uniform, 27s
/ feet each. D. H. Burnham & Co. are
the architects. The smaller picture In
the cut gives an idea of the structure
as completed.
BAPTIST CHURCH BUILDING
The First Baptist church is erecting
a handsome church edif1ce at the juno
tion Of Waller and Octavia streets, close
to Market street. When completed Il
will cost practically $4,000. The dome
rises 90 feet above the sidewalk. The
exterior has been nearly finished. The
auditorium will seat about 1900. RapiC
progress in construction is being made
PARISH STORE AND LOFTS
The store and loft building for st
Patrick's parish now in course of con
struction on the south side of Mission
| street between Third and New Mont
gomery is to be five stories in heigh
instead of four stories as original!
planned. The property has been leaseC
to the Rucker-Fulle desk company fo
10 years. The exterior is being finishe,
in Bedford stone and white glazed terra
Gotta and is very simple and attractive
| A complete sprinkler system is beinl
Installed. The basement, first foo
and mezzanine floor will be fitted vi
as attractiYe showrooms. It is ex
pected that the building will be com
pleted by the middle of May Smitl
OBrien is the architect.
PALo ALTO MASONIC TEMPLE
The Masonic temple at Palo Alto i
the finest building in the college town
1t is built of reinforced concrete an,
contains three stores and a basement
with two lodge halls. a spacious ban
quet room with necessary kitchens
anterooms, parlors, clubroom, ETC.. OF
the upper floor. modern system o
heating and ventilation is used. Th
lighting fixtures, plumbing and fur
lniture are in keeping with a buildin,
Of this class. The cost was $4,000
w. II. Weeks was the architect
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-02
REALTY AUCTION SALE
BRINGS GOOD RESULTS

]. w. Wright & Co. report good re-
suits at their auction sales during the
week. The bidding was good on many
of the properties offered. Among the
important parcels bid upon were the
following:
Southeast corner Commercial and Montgomery
streets 20 6x60 feet; $4,000.
Residence at 1885 Webster street between
Geary and Post: $500.
els Fourth avenue near B street, modern resi-
dence; $500.
Duncan street near Valencia 27xso feet. with
improvements: Sc, 80.
Nineteenth street near Collingwood, two 6ats
and lot, 27x75 feet; $3.50.
The firm announces that its next
public Offering viii take place Tues
day. April IL.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-02
Building Contracts

Hugo Muller automobile company with Mess
Nicholson company-To erect a one story loft
building in line of Ash avenue, so E of Van
Ness, 29x90: SO. 400.
Jacob F. Deininger with the Turner company
Plumbing, gas fitting, sewer work, steam heat.
ing radiators. hot water system. boilers and fix.
lures for three story and basement apartment
building in N line of Pine street, s7:6 e OF
Hyde, so By 1875; $5,29S
The Roman Catholic archbishop of San Fran.
cisco with American marble and mosaic com.
pany--Brick, carpenter, marble and iron work
and sheathing inside Of tabernacle with wood fol
two marble side affairs In connection with q brick
church in u line Of California street, 1875 Z
OF Dupont 1876. w 1875, S 1875, E to be-
ginnig; 81, 100.
Sewall Dolliver with William Plant d. Camp
bell and Daniel Foley--To erect a three story
and basement frame residence in line of Wash
ington street, 62:6 Of Spruce, S 100 by So
S14 1856
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-02
CORONA HEIGHTS TRACT
OPENED FOR HOME SITES

The opening Of the new home site
tract to be known as Corona heights
is announced by Chandler & Bourn,
real estate brokers' 235 Montgomery
street, who are offering the property.
Corona heights tract is situated within
two blocks of the Masonic avenue cars
and one block from the Ashbury car
line. IT is on the southerly slope over
looking Golden Gate park. Both Buena
Vista park and Golden Gate park are
in easy walking distance from Corona
heights. The land adjoins the Pope &
Talbot tract and IL is an ideal location
for homes Chandler & Bourn say that
they expect the heights soon TO be
built up entirely with artistic bunga-
lows.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-02
GOOD RENTAL FOR LEASE
OF MARKET STREET LOT

A lease has been recorded in which
the Grand Central investment COM
pany rents a corner of Market Fell
and Polk streets to Mae Della Sweeney
for 10 years at an aggregate rental OF
$4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-02
GEORGE CONANT JOINS
SHAINWALD & BUCKBEE

George Conant announces that he is
now connected with Shainwald, Buck
bee & Co., 81 Mont gomery street. where
the interests of his clients will be at
tended to.
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Gin 8drtrer: Gin Ledger corgeio9cn. Winu
~anrefIire nit siltg1bc hon Nefercuben lro CO.
iuortetcnt SaIdr 10. 49," r1cutider 6urreipun.
bent" 47-W
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Sdaie: 3ufubr lcidt; griua
@otbcrs $50 bis 100. Cuffs mo
0npobnIihc 800 bis 400. 40mmer
600 bis $50, 8eal @oIpeS $50 bis
1000.
Sdpcine: 3uiubr leidt; Erimd
idtpcrc $50 bis $50, mittclm1Bi1c,
ldNpere uro Icidltc DorfcrS mo Ser
tcl $50 bis 9.G0, rnubc 500 bis
$50.
Cincinnati t6. 6ebrllor.
3ufrbr l5S, Mortt lcbbait unN ltorf,
Toe. bobcr; quite Clippers 800 bis
Gao. g~cp0bnlid,c $50 bis l.4O.
Shwcinc: 3uiubr 1927, Morft ltes
tia; Builders mo clippers 9.t5 bis
9.25, gclpobnlide $50 bis 900.
Sdoic: 3uiubr ~, Mortt itcti9;
Sd)ofe 3.25 bis 600, @0nmcr 800
biz $50.
&onoS Gitp, Mo, 1G. 5ebr.
- Hinopicb: 3uiubr 6iO0, cinidlI.
200 iiioiidJc; Worft DC. bis Toe. b0.
Icr; Gboicc Sticrc 6.25 bis $50,
Nl'tc $50 bis $40, lucltIid)c Stierc
40 bis $50, StodcrS mo 6ceocrS
$50 bis go, iilolidc Siicrc i.50
tt& 60, iiiolihc Slide 800 bis 800,
Cilbcimilbe 8iibc 800 bis 30, cin
DcinliiNc Sellers $40 bis go, 9ili-
ion l.25 bis 5.25, a1lbcr I.25 bis
900.
Sfwcirc: 3uillbr 10000, Marft
%. bis 10. bobcr; Bette 300, Nollpt.
pcrtduic SO bis $50, ldupcrc $50
lis 900, YotcrS unN builders SO
bis $50, lcidte $50 bis $50. 3crfcl
go bis $40.
Sdaic: 3lthtbr 1900, Niortt Zoe.
his 15c, sober; 2Gmmcr $40 bis
$50, Dcurlings 10 bis $40, @ctb'
ro 90 bis $40. gruca 5.25 bis
$50, Stodcr$ mo 6ceocrS $50 bis
$50.
G%Dicugo, lG. 6c6ruor. - Nino'
oicb: 3lliubr ca. 1000, Morft tie
t!a; Sticrc 40 bis 500, aiibc $50
bis go, Sellers $40 bis 800,
9uIen 100 bis 5.25, aGlNr 800
bis 9.25, StoderS un0 6ccoers $50
tiS $50.
Sd)ucinc: 3uil,br ca. $1,000.
Marft &c. bis Zoe. nieori9cr; Choice
ldpcrc 800 bis 9.12l2, 9utdcrs
500 bis $40, Ieid)tc gemiid,t $50
fi& $50, G6oicc Icidte $50 bis 900.
Edding $50 bis 800, 6crfel So
$50, @ouptocrfGuie 800 bis 9.05
Sdoic: 3uillbr ca. $4,000. Marft
Itorf; Sd)nic $50 bis 7.25, &Gn,ucr
20 bis 9.t5, bearings.
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SECOND CALL.

. villa. Conf. e. & J. pio......... 60
iOO Ito. ab0. & e. 6c.............. 1874
20 Tito. sins. 4 g. Go.............. i3@t
- Scaboaro 50. com, ............. 2ift
20 International Ttuft 9c..........i5l
100 Ito. Rps. 4 e. 0fs............ 1875
$1,000 q. e. G. nru 4cr GtfS .........!00
$500 ". &. g. n. n. Cont. Tcb. Acr.... 99ls
5000 8u. Gueiite I. Gcr.............iil}2
1000 uuiteb Ruilunhs iuc............ 59H
5000 utN. elect. /. Conf, ilacr........ %
1000 ga, Gar. & Jiort6. 5cr........ .i0'H
100 Rirpinia D'loIcuo ,. Gcr........lOi%
5000 5enboatb lcr (aeftempelD ....... s2M
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Wichnarfte.

HittsburG ga. is. 3ebruar.
Die 3uillbr BON 9inopieb in oen
unioir Stod CARDS mar leitt; Gboice
ESQ bis 60, Yrima 6.25 bis Gao.
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Seuttgc ShIuBrate:

Nh TT. = DNTl1f TIoI VlIId]CI,
nliS bcn Glepntorcn Snriidgejogen
525S Guidcl: Glepotoren . Vorrotb
t62.7it Yilld)el.
Gs..I:.a SLIuE.SIa
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@cbb & Nhtte.
Ngtnt an Ert uuo Stene. Radutttaaa uub
epnutagS ben lnnS Gag. (gtoo1 ,5gPte)
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Rogcn Sat Sbao. 25c.
Scallops, Bfunb ......... 25c.
Sdilnfr6ten, Gid. 80. .25c.-$i.W
8efrorener Sboo, Eiuuo....... 5Oc,
6lei t.
SirIoin Stcot, Efrno. .... .fS-2G.
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ShinfeL 8iuno. ..1S-2Oc.
Yofci.HinoileiidL Gfunb. &C.. .S-10c.
&ippenrooIt (Tino), Fiuno .tS-20c.
Eortcrbouic Steof, Gfuno. .22-25c.
SuppcniIciidL Eiuno. .S-l0c
auIbs ShnibcL Ffuno ...... 22c.
8oIbsIcbcr, GiunO. .25-9Qc.
&~oItSbrliit, Efuno, ..!.......1 1915.
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