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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-17
Many Back
From
RUNNER Vacations

!, turned from an extensive trip abroad.
left Monday evening for Mexico City to
attend the centennial celebration.
Miss Maud Austin, who returned last
week from California, left Monday
evening for Mexico City to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. Thomas R. Hasam, and TO at
tend the centennial celebration
Mrs. James l. Mari left yesterday for
California to join Mr.. Mari, who pre-
coded her there. They will spend sew
eral weeks at Los Angeles and other
California points before returning
home
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Gilchrist, who
are spending their honeymoon touring
California, are at present in San Diego.
Later they will go to Los Angeles 10
visit the groom's mother and from
there to San Francisco, returning home
in a few weeks.
Mrs H E. Gaughan and daughter,
Miss May, of 1O9 South Florence street,
ramento, Cal. where they will reside
ness man there.
Miss Florence Mauer, Of 1011 North
FL Paso street, has gone on visit to
her mother, Mrs. c. Mauer, in Chihua-
hua, Mexico. where she Joins her sisters,
Miss Gertrude Mauer and Mrs. Nichols.
Mrs. Mauer has been a resident of Chi
huahua for the past Is years and this
occasion will be a reunion of Mrs.
Mauer's family. Miss Gertrude Mauer
Will remain to attend the centennial
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-17
RETURNING Ell PASOANS.

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Mrs. NJ H. MacCallum will return
next week from a summers outing in
/ Denver.
Mrs. J. W. Eubank will return home
| next week from summer sojourn in
! California.
Mrs. E KohIberg and family are
back from their summer stay at
Cloudcroft.
Rev. Henry Easter returned WedRes-
day morning from a short trip to La
Mesa, y. NJ
Fred c. KnoHenberg of the legal firm
of LOOMS & Knolenberg, has returned
from Silver City, N. NJ
Miss Theo Patterson returned today
from short visit with Miss Edaline
Belk at Berino, n. NJ
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Spence and chill
dren have returned from an all sum-
! mer visit at San Diego. Cal
DR.. Robert F. Williams has returned
| from a months outing, spent at Warm
Springs and other points in Virginia.
After q three month stay at Long
Beach, Cal, Mrs Otis Coles and baby,
and Miss Katherine Coles, are again at
| home.
Miss Sadie Harland returned Thurs
day from Boston, where she has been in
attendance at the Boston Conservatory
of Music.
Mrs. Josephine Nations Morfit has re-
| turned from Cave Valley ranch in Mex
leo. where she was the guest of Mrs.
John S. Grass.
Mrs. J. A. Winram arrived home Satur-
day from a three months visit with
her daughter. Mrs. E. C. Houghton, or
COrralitos, Mex.
Mr. and Mrs. z. A Moss and daugh-
! ter, Ruth, have returned from Long
Beach. Cal, where they had very
/ pleasant vacation OF seven weeks.
Miss Margaret Kinnon has returned
| from a summers visit with her par
ents in Tezuitlan, Puebla and Mexico
City, and will remain here for the win
ter to complete her studies in the I'll
PasO high school
Mrs. w H. Seamon and daughter.
Isabel. formerly of Chihuahua, have re-
turned from a summer Sotourn in Cali
fornia, and have taken a home on Ne
vada street. Mr.. Seamon will join them
later and they will probably locate in
FL Paso permanently
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-17
MUSICALS.
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A number of FL PasO's prominent mu-
sicans are arranging to give a concert
at the FL PasO theater on October 4. for
the benefit of the Humane society.
Some of the city's best talent will
take part in the program, and the af-
fair promises to be a decided artistic
success.
Mrs. c. B. Patterson entertained a
number of musical people last evening
in honor of Miss Helen Cooper. who
recently returned from three years OF
vocal study in Germany. Miss Cooper
charmed her hearers with several beau
tiful German and Italian songs.
Mrs. William owen and Mrs. Addie
Owen also gave pleasing musical num-
bers. Delicious two course refresh
ments were served TO the guests. who
were: Mr.. and Mrs William Owen. Mr..
and Mrs. F. r. Sweeney. DR.. and Mrs.
r. NJ. Ratliff, Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Ed
wards. Miss Lillian Huggett. Miss Vera
Hondrick. Messrs. Renee de Serviere,
Ira Huggett, Capt. Van Surdam.
Mrs. T. ]. Beall and Mrs. F. f. Neff
entertained with a charimngly infor-
NAL cat home Thursday afternoon, in
honor of Mrs. W. w. Mills of Austin.
A delightful feature of the afternoons
entertainment was the brilliant render
ing of several German songs by Miss
Helen Cooper, who has just returned
from three years of vocal study abroad.
Miss Cooper's voice is a dramatic So
pranO. warmly sympathetic, and of IN
usual range and quality.
Dainty refreshments were served by
the hostesses.
Those who enjoyed the affair were:
Mesdames w w. Mills. w H Seamon,
II. L. Edwards, J. f. Townsend, Rich
ardson, George LeBaron, F. c. Searle,
w. H Turner, J. F. Williams, w r.
Brown. A. B. Moore. B. B. Bailey, Miss
Helen Cooper, Miss Mary Gates, Miss
Blakesley.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-17
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Ell PAsOANs AWAY.
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Mr.. and Mrs J. Calisher left this
afternoon on an extended eastern trip.
Mason Pollard will leave tomorrow
TO reenter the state university at AUS
tin.
A. W. McLane left Saturday on the
Golden State for months visit in the
east
Mrs. Guy Hammett is at the Virginia
hotel. Long Beach, where she viii
spend several weeks.
Frank B. Putnam, son of Mrs.
Edith Putnam, has been enjoying a
short outing at Cloudcroft
Mrs. Baxter Lewis has been called to
California to attend the bedside OF her
father, who is seriously i'll
Miss Helen Lucas left Monday night
for San Antonio, Texas, to attend the
state normal school at that place.
Mrs. w A White is enjoying
months sojourn in Los Angeles, where
sh is visiting her mother and sister.
Mrs. A. W. Reeves and daughter, Mar
guerite, will remain in California for
the winter. Miss Reeves will enter
college there.
Ferd Buchanan, who has just re-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-17
PARTIES.
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Miss Hazel Johnson celebrated her
18th birthday anniversary Wednesday
by entertaining "a number OF her htt1e
friends at a sunf1ower party at her
home 7O9 Boulevard. Brown, yellow
and green formed the color scheme
which was carried out in the decora-
tions and ices.
Those present were: Lollle Balez'
Beatrice Pateman, Gladys Hailes. Lu-
Gle Hailes, Veva Driscon, Mildred
Jones, Alice Logan, Gladys Brock, Anna
Taylor, Ruby Mae Fuller, Grace john
son, Trent Driscoll, Noel Morgan, Car
ence Richards. Coleman Darrell, John
O'Neiu. Cecil Jones and Tom Johnson,
jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ. Donaldson enter
tanned q number of young folks at their
home, 1905 North Oregon street, last
night. in honor of Miss Elizabeth
Marks, who leaves for Denton. Texas,
TO attend college. Those who enjoyed
the evening were: Mrs. Francis Bige-
low, Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Johnson, Miss
Sadie Bigelow, Miss Elizabeth Marks,
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Stain, Miss Edwina
Bigelow, Miss Julia Bigelow, Harry
Donaldson, Eugene Donaldson, Duthe
Leumley.
Music and cards afforded the amuse-
ment for the evening. Refreshments
were served.
Thursday evening Miss Florence
Spencer was the hostess Of a dainty
shower, given in honor Of Miss Edna
Roberts of Estancia, n. NJ, whose mar
riage TO Fred Rousseau, also OF EStan-
cha, will take place next week.
AS the bridetobe entered the room.
pretty white crepe bell suspended from
the chandelier was opened and many
gifts fell all about her. The house
was attractively decorated in carna-
tions and ferns. which made the place
look very inviting. Puzzle questions
on literature, arithmetic. geography
and physiology were asked, Miss Edna
Roberts receiving the prize.
Later the young men came and join
ed the young women in dainty menu
Of ices and cake, where hand painted
place cards were most effectively
used.
Miss Louise Drehner rendered several
piano selections, which were highly
enjoyed.
The evening was pleasantly passed in
games, piano playing and singing.
Those who enjoyed the occasion
were: Mesdames Edna Roberts. Sue
Evans, Nautie Miller. Louise Dreh-
ner, Lizzie Mccormick, Amelia
Spencer, Mrs. Cunning, Florence Spen-
Ger and Messrs. Frank Hogarth, Hugo
Briesh and Dunsing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-17
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!. WOMEN's ORGANIZATIONS. ::

The SHAKESPEARE Reading Club will
meet Monday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. He'll Hale on North Florence
street
The meeting Of the Beta Beta club has
been postponed until Thursday of next
week, when Miss Eva Hunter will be
the hostess.
Mrs. c. B. Patterson will entertain
the Home Mission society of Trinity NJ.
E. church Monday afternoon at hef
home on Olive street.
The women of the Genra1 Synod
Lutheran mission of this city met Fri
day afternoon at Fraternal Brother
hood hall and adopted constitution
and bylaws for their guild. They will
meet next Friday at $50 p. m. to elect
officers.
The Misses Katherine Peck and Lucille
and Juanita Smith were the charming
hostesses who last evening entertained
the Philathea and Barraca classes OF
the Trinity NJ. E. church. at the home
of the Misses Smith, on North Ell Raso
street
A pleasing musical program included
numbers by Miss Ola Baker. Kathrine
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-17
Nzlrnero1Gs Happy
Affafrs
In Social Circles
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ABOUT Ell PASOANS.

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Mrs. He'll Hale is recovering from
her recent illness
Friends of Mrs. w Floyd Payne Will
regret to know that she has been III
the past weeks.
Judge and Mrs J. r. Harper are re-
iofcfng in the arrival of a small daugh-
ter, born Friday.
Little Dorcas Payne, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. D. VI. Payne, who has been Ill
with typhoid fever, is reported some
what improved.
Mrs. A. S. VaIdespino, who has been
spending the summer in Mexico City.
has been quite i'll with typhoid fever
She is now reported cOnvalescinS,
which will be a source Of pleasure to
her friends in this city.
On account of the continued illness
of her father, Mrs. F. c. Searle has
given up her home on the Boulevard
and Mr.. and Mrs. Searle will be located
permanently at the home of the latter's
parents. Col. and Mrs. z. W. s. Nefr,
III Austin street.
Capt. H. L. Laubach, of the Twenty
third infantry, at present located at
Fort Clark, Texas, has been appointed
to the genral staff, with headquarters
at Washington, where he will be sta
toned the next four years Capt. Lau-
bach married Miss Hague of Ell Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-17

Warren, Annie Harper and Clint Bal
lard.
A guessing game added to the enjoy
ment of the evening. Refreshments
were served.
Miss Essie Darbyshire very pleasantly
entertained her Sunday school class
Wednesday afternoon at her home on
North Florence street. Various games
were enjoyed by the little folks
among them puzzle game in which the
prize-an indian papoose-was won by
Miss Winifred Shelton. A dainty
luncheon and ices, cakes and candies
were served.
Those in attendance were: Dorothy
Williams, Kathrine Earle, Dorothy Vol
lertsOn, Julia Morse, Annette Morse
Martha Hulig, Winifred Shelton, Helen
Slump, Charlotte Ormsbee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-17

Ferd Buchanan, who has just re-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-17
THE THREE TOPICS OF THE HOUR
ERII Fashions. Fail Menfher. Eau CnIda

Fall colds are making their appear
ance. Either people are not prepared
for cooler weather or they are loath to
believe that there is such a thing as
winter. Anyway, a whole lot of good
FL PasOans are sneezing and coughing
their neads off.
Now for a fall cold, or any other kind
of a cold, there is one sure remedy, and
that is Whites Cold Tablets. They are
our own preparation. contain no in
furious or dangerous drug, and they
certainly do cure a cold. To relieve a
bad cough we recommend Whites
White Pine and Tar. This also is our
own preparation. Scott White & Co.,
Prescription Druggists. 204 Mills St.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-17

Mrs. W. H. SeamOn and daughter.
Isabel. formerly of Chihuahua, have re-
turned from a summer sojourn in Cali
fornia, and have taken a home on Ne
vada street. Mr. Seamon will join them
later and they will probably locate in
FL PaSO permanently
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-17
Trinity Methodist Church.

Preaching at II a. m. by the pastor.
Sunday school. including Baraca
Thilathea, and Bible classes, at 9-45
m
Epworth League at p. m.
Preaching by the pastor at p. m.
Airs. w D. Howe will sing at II a m,
her selection is 20 Love Divine" Nevin.
Anthem. IL a. m. 20 Lord. VIII
Praise Thee" DemareSt-
Mrs. W. W. Evans and Mr. Lemen will
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-17
IEPTEMBER

ash O ed o the wayside weed,
nd of gold the w OOdland tree;
A yellow the wav ing mead
work L see!
The clustered grapes tn river brim,
The wild plums ruddy ball,
And he nOdding grasses unheard hymn,
The gathering bird-clans call;
And tn golden rod;
The sunfIovvers w 18th the breeze and nod;
For he spirit of joy is all abroad
With the first sweet of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-17

sing a duet at D. m.
Anthem at s p. m, Pilgrim Chorus"
Verdi.
The pews are free and strangers cor
daily invited.
Church corner Mesa avenue sand
Boulevard.
tDr. VI. p. Schuster, Providence hos
pital. Office hours from to 10 and
from to 5.
Mutt and Jeff are with US. Another
appearance today on sport page. Every
day in The Herald hereafter
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-17

celebration, after which she will return
to FL Paso. Miss Florence Mauer Will
probably remain absent for a month.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13
|R,EAL ESTATE
CITY REAL ESTATE
Continued

Continued do,.,,oo,
G. n. UAfBsES & co.
AUCTION
AUCTION
AUCTION
AUCTION
AUCTION
AUCTION
AUCTION
AUCTION
OF residences. investment and unilnproved prop
eTtiss I'll be held at our sale saiesroom rom MoNpA1'
w g nsR FER GHSr Il LoAS o etGss eAN BE ARRANGED
on ANY OF The FOLLOWING MGR PRoPERTtEs;
1862 "a Pine ST.. north line. near buchanan
improvements consist Of 2 nats OF - .9'1 rooms
90 PEREMpToRY SALE.
224s Van Ness between Broadway ana val
1ejo St; splendid bay window residence Of 10
rooms aud bath: lot 2e:8I12s. Highest bidder
DEvIsADERo ST
160a-11 Derisadero ST., west line. near Post
Improvements consist Of fats OF T. rooms ana 2
bath each Al very little cost building could
be raised and store put in on ground moor TINS
making 1t choice business holding; lot 2e1sefS'
''' C1PP ST. DWELLING
9os Capp ST.. west line. near 24th improve
ments consist Of a story dwelling Of s rooms
GUERRERO ST. CORNER
12s Guerrero ST.. northwest corner of Clinton
park. improvements consist Of s story bay
window residence of rooms and bath; large
CHOICE MISSION FLATS
2143-4s-4I Howard ST.. east line. near lith;
Improvements consist of choice rats OF So y
rooms and bath each: rents only $3.50; lot
-'A' 80 MISSION INVESTMENT
1879 Church ST. east Aline, near 2ith I'M
provemsnts consist Of new building containing
store and fat of rooms and bath; lot 25Kso;
mortgage of So 600 at per cent can remain.
Owing TO a recent death this property must be
sold.
MISSION COTTAGE
Southeast corner of o1st and Noe sts large
lot 5Tx105 IT.. strongly bulkheaded and partly
improved with a bay window cottage eonta ming
rooms and bath This property is well To-
ca ted and commands scenic view of the city.
PROBATE SALE
By order of the Administrative we VIII oHer
the two following properties. The value OF
these holdings are assured. they are close
TO tho Southern Pacific and Western Pacific ran
roads:
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Northwest corner of Brannan and Harriet sts,
bet. 9th and eth; choice corner. 55K15
P
Brannan St. south line. near 9Th; lot 25x15 IT,
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
Russ St. east line near Howard; : choice
building lots 25x100 fl. each, located on one
of the most desirable residence streets south
of Market: fats apartments would rent
readily and par we'll.
For catalogue and further particulars, Apply 10
G. H UMBSFN & CO,
30 Montgomery ST..
Real Estate Aucti0neers.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13

s6. .o0o-16O acres on the Stevens creek miles
from steam and electric line at Monte slsIa
station; property fronts creek; about acrss
under cultivation and s acres In grapes, > Eears
old; acres bearing fruit trees aprlcots. oalance
OF clear land used for hay and acreage umoer; /;
living springs besides Stevens creek: heautiIuI
stream running diagonal across the land Inere
is no prettier place for geutlemans summer
on your own land. climate ideal This property
can be made to pay interest On $4,000 and no
mountain TO climb 10 get IL.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13
The Call prints the
best real estate news
CITY REAL ESTATE
Continued

G. H. UMBsEN & CO..
Real estate, renting, collecting and insurance,
20 Montgomery ST
DESIRABLE MARINE VIEW HOME
$500 Residence q 9 rooms and bsth: With
large lot. 2oxe1:s; price has been greatly
reduced for quick sale.
AsHBURY HEIGHTS
ss,ooo---Ashbury St; lovely home of rooms,
etc; lot 29xies.
MISSION Fr.ATs-rFRY CHEAP
$500 eash--Always rented at sI.5s4 per an
uHm: $4,000 mortgage remsin; well
built Oats ef rooms ard hstn each; lot
sunday at e4i Castro street near 18Th.
RICHMOND BARGAINS
Branch Othc. open Sunday. sth ave. and Cali
fornis st
GRAND MARINE VIEWS
ss,ooo-Lske ST. boulevard. so1ioc This !. {,
Eery cheap lot.
TO CLOSE AK ESTATE
$500 Be.uttfuI cosy home, choice ueishbos-
hood. o. rooms and bath: lot 26Kl20
GREAT BARGAIN
81. .oeo-s substantial fat. OF s rooms and bath.
each: lot e5x120 feet; Tth avenue: win
pay handsome rate of interest or the
Investment.
OFFER WANTED
ST.. SoO-Rents 1920 per annum: very nice
sunaE fats of s rooms and bath each on
Lake St; equal 10 = corner.
SUNSET BARGAINS
Branch office, Fifth ave. and r st Open Sunday.
KEY LOT
81. 75o-one fifth cash: cheapest lot in Par
nsEsus Heights, 25x1oo. street work all
$50 CASH
s5,15o-Bslsnoe $50 per month including in
tsrest and principal; story residence.
nearly new. OF rooms and hath, etc: mp
10 date; finished basement; 5th sve nesr
Golden Gate park: large lot. 25Ii20: IN
cludes new carpets
oFFKR WANTED
IS 5o0-O~ner anxious to sell: up To date resi-
dence IF rooms snd bath. etc: large
lot. S5xp5, room for fats; bargain.
CAN BE SEN on SUNDAY
IS 6op-iS54 I'd ave. Parnsssus ave: Ma
sonic avenue cars: ideal homes OF
rooms and bath: hardwood floors. furnace.
heamed ceilings. etc; lots 25xiao; $500
cash. balance easy monthly payments.
Owner at premises. call at branch
office.
Ask for our Real Estate Record. containing
list Of property for sale n all parts Of the city.
c. II. UMBSES & CO.,
20 Montgomery 81.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13
ONE OF TIE BEST BUYS IN THE
SANTA CLARA VALLEY

81 acres-First foothili property one mile south
OF Los Altos, L mile from steam and electric
road: this land is succession Of knolls. giving
ar least a dozen good building sites; it Is nicely
wooded and gives beautiful view of the bay and
valley on the east and Of the wood covered noun
ans on the west; there is plenty OF water 70 he
had on the grounds from springs for domestic
purposes and from wells for irrigation. This is
one OF the choicest building sites IN the Santa
cara valley; 80 minutes from San Francisco and
10 minutes from Stanford university. Price $500
per acre; 5000 cash, balance years at per
cent In subdivision every acre OF this land will
bring $500; some Of il $500 and $500 per acre.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13

J. ". WRIGHT & co. of 22s MontgoneFy ST.
San Francisco are now prepared 10 furuisn -
liable and valuable information relative TO eoan.
try lands. Ii is our intention TO advertise onls
In these columns lands which We have person
ally investigated and which we know the Vaiue
of.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13
sHAISwALD, BUCKBEB & CO..
~ Montgomery ST., Lick bldg.
Phone Douglas AZ.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

MADISON BURKE
Established January, 1858.
heal Estate Agents, 80 Montgomery st.
- Reliable Renters and Collectors.
slo,oUo-ffne home Jordan sv.; car
lines; hardwood floors and elegant equip
ment; large Tot, 66x120 feet.
seooo-Hayes st. Clayton store and fats.
>, new: rents $3.50.
SsoOo-leth corner York: business corner. stores
lot 25x1oo.
N,75o-5th ay. fats mr. ST.; fats and
garage; rents SO.
$I,60o-Union st. near Powell: fats and 5
rooms and bath and place for store; rent
low at $3.50 month; by small outlay for
installing store high rate OF interest on
business property could be obtained
so'ooo-Ciay st. near Fillmore; ! rooms and
bath bath; large lot; close to Alta plaza; lot
alone worth the price.
s5,2oo-Lske St cottage rooms and bath; key
lot; good neighborhood.
S4ooo-Lake ST. 18th; nice cottage. 5
rooms and bath; modern part cash
25x1oo
s3,5o0--Great bargain; lot close in on Howard
81: 3ox125 feet; business district; want
$1,000 Cottage 4 rooms aud bath. on Califor-
MIA st near boulevard and park panhandle
$2S50 TO 81, ,7o0-Cottages in Richmond district
In California near 10Th av. Call at office
for particulars
So. .100--Cheapest lot in city: 25x112: Oak Grove
ay near Harrison; terms to suit.
sl,soO cash and balance on instailments; resi-
dence, rooms and bath; good condition;
lot 25x97: on McAllister St: good location.
LOTS.
S2;soO-Ellis st. near Jones; 40x12o to rear
street: elegant lot.
Ss,ooo-ChoIce lot; Pine ST. near Taylor; fine for
apartments or fats
Greenwich ST. Polk: 3 lots. 25x137 each:
street work all done; close car line; marine
view; only $4,000 each easy terms.
81 650-Greenwich st. corner Broderick; resi-
dence lots; easy terms.
$3.50 cash-Perry ST. near 4th; lot 25xT5 feet;
balance $3.50 can remain on mortgage
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13

EEALT & GILLESPIE. NC
Real Estate and Rental Agents
ia Market ST. OPP Cali buiIdin-
$<5. 5.6oo-Business corner on HsiEht ST renfinr
for S315 per month; lot 55x105; modern
building
e55, ,0o0-Business corner Haighf St rentx for
SS5s per month; lot 9oxe0: g stores large
apartment This property will bring
per cent per month TO fbe purchaser
te,oco-2 elegant hsts Page St east ~ Bn-
ehan2n; rents FOR $50 per month: mus, be
sold
ei+ee0-s nice AcAllisfer Ct fats. renting for
$3.50 per month; only built . years:
east Of Devisadero.
fSb.oo0-Exchange: Oakland residence Of +be
most modern kind; y rooms baths.
toilets; corner lot. ll0x125 in the hest
residence portion.
&lS0oo-Corner; marine view; 43xs2:s: Pine and
Jones SITS.
- oOo--Lot S0xl2s: Sacramento and Van Ness
SI.5o0-l.ot 3oxl20 on Fulton ST. nr. Van Ness
fSooo-5 hats fronting Duboce park, renting
for SIS per month: big lot
Ss.50o-3 rats on 9th av-. Richmond: renting
for $50 per meath: SNAP
Se50-Nfl buy choice lot on I st rr 2Sth az
HEALY g. GILLESPIE, nc
Real Estate and Rental Agents
fl< Market 81 Opp. Call building.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13

$40 acres Lassen co.. miles from ". Pacihe
and half mile from n c. o. r. and I mile from
the new G. P. under construction; all level; no
rock or alksll; can be irrigated from the new
pumping plant ditch recently started in proven
artesian belt; water at ESQ feet.