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The San Francisco call., 1910-12-11
SMALL FARMS AND COUNTRY HOMES
RANCHO Ell RIO. IN THE SAN RAMON
VALLEY. CONTRA COSTA COUNTY.
A T

RANCHo Ell RIO IN THE SAN RAMON
NEAR WALNUT CREEK
SUBDIVISIONS OF $40 ACRE TRACTS
II you are in the market for small farm or
country home do not fail to see this property:
most accessible to transportation; within 4 mile
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 few magnificent red oaks on each and 10
acre subdivision; the interurban electric railway
Is now building and win be open for traffic ~
be glad to show you this property; communicate
with US at your earliest opportunity: price 500
years: send for circular DODGE YER MEHR
CO.. 2of5 shattuck av.. Berkeley. Cal.
ONLY S20 cash for 5 acre nome close 70 San
Francisco. In Alameda county; some Of the
finest land In California for berries poultry
fruits. walnuts. almonds and vegeta bles
Beautiful and level; some land only minutes
to p. o.. stores. theaters and all require
ments OF an up-to-date community. Buy good
land close to s. F., with good transporta-
tion facilities. and you are sure Ia make
money. we have best land choicest most
heaithful location. lowest prices easiest
terms, best transportation; s. p & w r. rail-
roads; 20 passenger trains and 25 freight
trains daily; SIS per acre up: only $25 cash
for acres. RICH VALLEY LAND CO.. $50
Sutter st.
SALARIED MEN. LISTEN-Only SEQ per acre :.
quit shaving for Others and work for your
from $500 to s., 900 per acre growing apDIes
on our Menoocino coast lands advantage over
all competitors; low price land on small
monthly payments without taxes or interest
lowest freights; no frost; no irrigation: no in
seer pests; nneSt fruit grown: see our win
dow display: sales begin sharp Friday morn
ing; office also open Saturday evenings: call
and see us CALIFORNIA APPLE LAM
CO.. 101 Telegraph av., Oakland.
-RANCH--
30 acres, apricots. Almonds grapes olives. (
room house, basement; 900 gallon tank wind
mill, large barn, pigeon and chicken pens. All
farming implements; only 8 blocks from deoof
and hours frem city; valued at 81, 600; terms
arranged.
-T WILL SELLL
TO the highest bidder this week
3202 E. 18th ST., cor Fruifvale av
Fruitvale, Cal.
IS ACRES. Watsonville; 10 acres in fnII 49,.
ing apples. appraised at $3.50 per acre. N
acres plough land, balance pasture. honsa >
large rooms: barn. milkhouSe 1 horse Cow
wagons, tools, furniture wells Il boretl
oil company wants TO lease part OF nlacs
want clear property. JOHN Burns 300
School St. Fruitvale; home o. M: tel Me-
ritt 309S. 80 'Aet
NOTICE. HOMESEEKERsLFREE sTERF0P-
TlCON LECTURES DAILY D. m lacfnr.
rooms, California Development board fhirS
noor Ferry building, s. F.. covering counfls-
IN SUNSHINE VALLEY, 40 miles from q n :
allaifa. dairylng, hogs. fruits, vegetables nuta
ETC.; everything explained BY NJ. c. Coats fhe
county representative; him for reliable IN
formation and literature on farm lands; be has
nothing to sell.
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II acres. miles from the town of Sunny vale
Santa Clara valley; all out in fruit. prunes and
peaches and apTicots; room house; well and
mill; good barn: soil No 1 price S5.2JO; VIII
pay good income from crop. 40
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G. H. UMBSEN & Co.
Real Estate, Renting, Collecting and Insurance,
20 Montgomery ST.
HAYES VALLEY
SS,0I5-Rents S402 per annum; fats Of 4
rooms and bath each. This is steady
payer.
RENTS 81, ,1O4 PER ANNUM
$4,000 cash-Corner in the Mission: improve
ments consist Of holdings of rooms
and bath each and fats of rooms and
bath each; bank mortgage of s4,I50 can
remain.
AsHBURY HEIGHTS
$6.50o-Deslrsble home of rooms and bath
lot 25x125 IT. Terms to suit purchaser.
ITO Congress st.
THIRD AVENUE
$e6o0-Only one of those beautiful homes left.
modern in every detail: house consists of
rooms and bath; hardwood floors, fur
mace. coal CRATES tifed bathroom, beamed
ceiling. stone steps and Terazza vesti-
hule; terms will be made to suit pur-
chaser. 1854 Sd aT.
PACIFIC HEIGHTS
ss,5oO.Rents $3.50 per annum; elegant new
hats of and rooms and bath, etc.
TURK ST.
l0.ooo-No reasonable offer will be refused: 9
very good fats of 7-7-6 rooms and bath
each; rented low at s1,o5o per annum
a
Market st.
OFFER WANTED
s1l l,ooo-Reuts 81 400 per annum; store and 4
fats; lot 2Txl2o feet; frontages; Golden
Gate av.
RENTS s1,7lo PER ANNUM
s145oO tprice reduced)-Right new building: 8
elegant fats and bungalow; jackson st.
near Larkin; lot 25x12T:s
CHEAP DOWNTOWN CORNER
s25.oOo-Corner lot eox55; within > minutes
walk from kearny and Market SITS; fine
location for an apartment house and stores.
BARGAIN
no~Es and bath: marine view; beautiful
town and garden: large lot.
GOLDEN GATE Av. BUSINESS HOLDING
$50. 5oo-Rents $1,000 per annum: stores and
houses: part of lot vacant; IL fully inn
proved upon would increase the present
good net rate on the investment; lot 75x
120 to rear street.
DOWNTOWN BUSINESS PROPERTY
$50 o0o-Pays 10 per cent under cash secured
lease to tenant at $1,000 per an
mum: new story and basement building
and lot 2T:6xI20 feet to rear street.
Ask for our Real Estate Record. containing a
list Of property for sale in all parts of the city.
c. Fl. UNBSEN CO.
% Montgomery ST.
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TWO FLATs-MIAsoNIc !

| $35, ,000-SUTTER ST. NEAR TAYLOR; superb
apartment house lot. 45x137:6; make US
your best proposition
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SOL GETZ SONS. INC. REAL, ESTATE
DEALERS-32s Chronicle bldg
$500 10 s1.750-Iot on official grade in cur
Kew Tract IA. - Il =" ~ and s.K'' sis
from 22d to 25th avs. Sunset district Streets
graded and severed. wSter and gas; easy terms.
Call at our branch Office cor. ''H'' St and oath
av. Open daily and Sundays.
$500 TO s1.35O-Best lots in ''Oceanside' dis
trict. Inspect our newly graded blocks.
$3.50 TO Si.e5o-Choicest Richmond lots
Sl15 10 S450-Excelsior homestead. Ocean
View and Lskeview lots. IS monthly.
$1,000 TO s4.0OO-Modern cottages; good loca-
tions; very easy terms.
"oceanside" branch office cor. .'H'' st. and
18th aE. Open daily and SUNDAYS.
SOL GETZ e. SONS 32s Chronicle hldg
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Two acre lots, close to Los Altos; all II
fruit and berries: good room houses. barns
well and mill: both ideal homes; price s., ,250 fo
one and $3.50 for the other. 40I
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|R,EAL ESTATE
CITY REAL ESTATE

SHAINWALD, BUCKBEB & CO.,
"a Montgomery st.. Lick building,
Phone Douglas At.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
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6.100 acres, in Yolo and Colusa counties. -
miles from Rumsey; this place can be made into
good 100 acre COW dairy and 1000 head sheep
range: Cache creek gives good supply OF water
to trrigate 100 acres: railroad station III miles
makes it easy for hauling milk and cheese; $40,
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PRICE s24. 800.

htN AIVN
Prominent business CORNER east Of Polk
grocery with s apis. Of rooms snd bath each;
splendid new building; large lot.
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PRICE $4,000.

PRICE S2f. 600.
RENTS 1928 MONTHLY.
Six choice Ne cor fats Of 3. 6. r. and b.:
yosrs old: fine marine view: every rm- flooded
with sunshine; mortgage 900 remain.
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CITY REAL ESTATE
MONEY TO LOAN ON RIAL ESTATE
Continued

BALDWIN & HOWELL, 31s-324 KEARNY ST.
BALDWIN & HOWELL, 31s-324 KEARNY ST.
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PRICE So. 500.
BUSH ST. APARTMENT SITE.
South side near Jones' Having sOutherly eE-
posure In rear with sun and view. assures as
good income for rear apartments for front
ones Owner being unable TO build. will eL
change f0r equity IN income property.
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loVoo-Broadway: fine marine view residence
rooms and bath: very sunny nice gar
den: house I'm first class condition; lot 81
foot front; lot alone worth more than the
price asked
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county; 10 acres in prunes 10 years old; trees all
perfect soil No. 1; price 5000; mortgage
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ppTCE S20 On

PRICE $50. 600.
FINE CORNER APARTMENT HOUSE.
Large lot ali rented 10 first class tenants;
mortgage $4,000 can remain, Will trade equity
for land In city or country OF suburban residence
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80 acres 21z miles east OF Antioch; full bear
ing almond orchard. produced this year 81, 500;
good house; large barn; splendid location; $500.
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HEIGHTS; very artistic
RESIDENCES; on north side of Clay St; I;
10 rooms and bath; lot 80 foot front.
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CIRCUMSTANCES MAKE
OWNER SELL
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SPAULDfNG & NEFF. 107 Montgomery st.
EXTRA
SPECIAL.



SPAULDING g. NEFF. 107 Montgomery ST.
EXTRA
SPECIAL
BARGAIN.
S6.250-Rents SIS per month"; reduced from
$3.50; Steiner st. Eddy; store and
fat above: tenant makes all repairs and
pays water bill; must be sold this week;
ST. Cash. Pacific inside Powell: leased for
$50 per- month; 23x67:s through to rear
street; balance mortgage $1,000 can re-
main
si00-Cash; Powell nr. Jackson; fine lot.
through to rear street; balance, mortgage
100 can remain.
$l,oO0-3 new fats. r. and b. each; rents
Sl,iTo per year. mortgage $4,000 can re-
TURK ST INSIDE LARKIN-No reasonable
offer refused; must be sold; or will trade
for improved.
$40, 0,500-Cash; very fine modern fats r and
b. each: Sutter inside Scott; rents $122 sc
per month: sun and light every room
mortgage $4,000 remain.
SIS, ,oo0-Cash; rents S4560 per year; Sutter in
side Steiner; new modern fats. s r. and
b.. fine stores with rooms in rear; lot
6oxisI;e; balance, mortgage $4,000, can
S5,O00-Cash: Golden Gate mr.. 1st av.: 2
fa new fats. 5-6 r. an and i b. rents se2. so per
not be duplicated for the money.
SPAULDING NEFF, 1o7 Montgomery st.
MISSION REAL ESTATE.
d. COFFIN & CO..
252S Mission ST. near 21st.
$3,25o-Capp st. near 17th; 3ox122:6 feet
(6651l
S3,l30GlIth st. mr.. Dolores. (6617)
$s,0o0-Harrison ST., Sc. corner Of Madison.
(6639)
$15,0O0-Bryant st. corner Of Center. bet. I'd and
5d;-4 IS It: frontage. (6641)
HOUSES AND COTTAGES
$o,50O-Elizabeth mr.. Church; story house OF
r. and b.; new; terms; 15xi14 feet.
(65S5)
S6,000-Cortland az. cor of Folsom st: r.
and b.; 50x100 irreg (6Sa5l
$6.ooo-Lake mr.. 21st av.; new, 2 story house
of r. and b.: 81 900 cash (6633,
s25, ,oOo-Nission mr. 25th: & old bouses. lot Ssy
1ll:6 (6oS9)
FLATS.
S6o,000-Polk st. California: 16 apart
2 ments of "a r. and b.; income $685. per
mo-; new; lot 40 feet frontage (65S7)
d. COFFIN & CO..
252S Mission st. near 2lst.
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RESIDENCES.

$lS,0oo-PACIFIC Av. modern RESIDENCE, Il
rooms and baths; lot 40x12I;SA rect;
in first class block; reduced from S25, 900.
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$3. $3.500-SUNSET-11 LoTS-BARGAIN
Make us your best offer: must be sold; owner
forced to raise cash. (9204)
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PRICE $1,000.

PRICE 81. 600.
BEAUTIFUL MARINE VIEW RESIDENCE.
Clnker brick front; rooms and bath: In
closed sleeping porch: garage: hardwood floors
nesr Devissdero and Union; any reasonable
amount can remain.
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$11,0o0-SC0TT ST.; beautiful marine view res
idence of 10 rooms and bath; lot 3oxllO
feet.
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s,7s5 TREES TO YEARS OLD
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AsHBURY HEIGHTS

Sc. .50o-Desirable home Of S rooms and bath
lot 25xl25 IT. Terms TO suit purchaser.
I10 Congress ST
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THIRD AVENUE

THIRD AVENUE
81. 600-Only of those beautiful homes left.
modern in every detail: house consists of
rooms and bath; hardwood floors, fur
mace. coal CRATES. tiieI bathroom. beamed
ceiling stone steps and TeraZza vesti-
hule; terms will be made TO suit pur-
chaser. 1854 Sd aT.
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90 ACRE ORCHARD

"a MILES FROM wATsONvuLE. CAL.
1911 CROP WILL YIELD 10000 BOXES
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INVESTIGATE THIS

NEAR wATsONvILLE. 'CALIFORNIA
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46 acres. miles from watsonville; - acres
are choicest bottom land. balance good farm
land; win make fine 20 COW dairy; plenty OF
water for any purposes price per acre $50. 40
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GREAT BARGAIN

MONEY MAKING APPLE ORCHARD
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G. H. UMBSEN & CO.
Real Estate, Renting, Collecting and Insurance,
20 Montgomery ST.
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PRICE $50 200.
RENTS 1910 MONTHLY.
Three stories and basement apartment house
steam heat: bot water system: hardwood floors;
disappearing beds: halls beautifully carpeted
every room light and sunny; many apartments
have marine view: win accept in part payment
desirable unimproved lot; $4,000 csn remain.
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MUST BE SOLD BEFORE JANUARY 1
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PACIFIC HEIGHTS

Ss,5o0-Rents $3.50 per annum 2 elegant new
fats of and 9 rooms and bath, etc
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the real bargains are
advertised in The Call
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
COnfinued

Continued
LOOKs
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HAYES VALLEY
S30T5-Rents S402 per annum fats OF 4
rooms and bath EACH This is a steady
payer
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

BALDWIN & HOWELL. 81ss24 KEARNY ST
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Ask for Real Estate Record. containing a
list of property for sale in all parts of the city.
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RENTS s1,lO4 PER ANNuM

81. 600 cash-Corner in the Mission improve
ments consist of . holdings of rooms
and bath each and 3 fats of rooms and
bath each: bank mortgage Of S4,T50 can
remain.
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$50. .Ooo-Pays 10 per cent under cash secured
lease to one tenant at $4,000 per an
mum: story and basement building
and lot 2T:6xI20 feet to rear street
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$500 acres. 3 miles from Coyote. Santa Clara
county, 4 miles from Morgan Hill: about 500
acres of good creek bottom; 10000 cords OF
wood; good cottages 1 new: cOwbarn 4OxloOi
l good horse barn: silos, 100 tons each; farm
ing implements. ETC.; good blacksmith shop:
price $35 per acre. 40
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10 acre ranch, 10 miles west Of San lose in
heart Of fruit section: good room house. large
barn. 5000 gallon tank and gas engine nipple
mentS: with the fruit now the place and
with poultry the side. here is a fine chance
for you; electric line close by good schools
and church. rural delivery best Of neighbors
stand De KAY & CO.. Berkeley CAL a.
Dwight wav station
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THIS YEARS CROP 10000 BOXES
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PRICE S1i.0oo
MARINE VIEW RESIDENCE.
Modern NJ 10 date house: u r. and b.: hezeE.
present mtg $500; lot 2T:exl3T s; owner non
resident; must sell; easily worth $4,000.
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An exceptional investment because Of owners
sacrifice at less than half actual value
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$S,7oO--Lake ST.; beautiful marine view resi-
dence, 9 rooms and bath; hardwood floors,
hot water heat and every modern conve-
nience: will take lot In San Francisco or
vicinity San Mateo as part payment;
owner leaving city. offer win be consfd-
cred; mortgage $5, 900 can remain.
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$40 acres. Lassen county; miles from w Pa
clhc and half mile from y. c. o. r. and l miie
from the new c. p. under construction; all leyeis
no rock or alkali: can be irrigated from the new
pumping plant ditch recently started In proven
artesian belt water at $50 feet; $40 acre 400
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S2S,oOO-Large business corner east of VAN
NESS Av.; over 100 feet frontage.
S2lo0-21ST AVE. and LAKE ST.; beautiful
building lot: street btumnized: all nice
houses in this location; forced sale.
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500 CASH-PARK BUILDING LOTS
On 10Th av., Sunset: fine level building lots can
be built at once only 500 cash. bal
anee SO month with per cent inter
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G. Fl. UMBSEN & CO..
20 Montgomery ST.
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JACKSON ST. INVESTMENT. Mr.. KEARNY.
2S,5O0-Large story and basement rooming
house building; rents $3.50 month; this
proposition nets Ia per cent and is the
best offer in the district.
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$6,00O-160 acres on the Stevens creek. Santa
Clara county miles from stream and electric
car line at Monte Vista station; property fronts
on creek; about acres under cultivation ana 2 2
acres In grapes years old 3 acres bearing frult
trees. apricots: balance of clear land used tor
hay and acreage timber: living springs besides
Stevens creek beautiful stream running dag
onally across land; there is prettier place I9r
a gentieman's summer home; grand scenery; nsn-
Ing and hunting ground your own land; eli
mate ideal this property can be made to pay
interest on $4,000. and no mountain to climo to
cent. 401
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AN English walnut orchard viii pay you the
interest and taxes on your investment ant
give you an income besides. We plant 3 year
old grated trees and care for them for
years. giving you a walnut grove which will
pay you S100 per acre to start: the older
your orchard. the greater the income. which is
good for generations Send for our walnut
folder. map and terms. r. n. BURGESS
COMPANY 9O7 First National Bank building
San Francisco.
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$50 o0o-Choice location; elegant residence Of IL
n0s~Es and bath: marine view; beautiful
lawn and garden; large lot
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$5,25o-5TH Av near CALIFORNIA ST.; resi-
dence, 8 rooms and bath; offered at this
low price to make quick sale
Arizona republican., 1910-02-17
THE WASHINGTON
 4 PLAGUE SHIP
Second Member of the Cruisers Crew
 Dies of Smallpox

Port Townsend, Feb. 16.-John Bohning. twenty-two years old. na- tive of Kansas, is the second mem- Der of the crew of the cruiser Wash ington to die of smallpox since the warship returned from Honolulu Bohning died today at Diamond Head quarantine station. where three com rades are in serious condition, suffer ing of the same malady.
 The name of the sailor who died yesterday just as the warship reached port, has not been learned, the officers of the Washington having failed to report it to the quarantine officials The three in quarantine suffering from smallpox are Ensign Griffith, of California; Seaman Frank Graham, of Connecticut and Seaman Michael Rop- inski. of Wisconsin.
 The Washington is being fumgated and is being held at Diamond Head until the quarantine officer is satis- fled that all danger is past
Arizona republican., 1910-02-17
PRICES OF HORSE JOINTS IN
 BERLIN

The erection of a municipal abat- toir in Berlin for the slaughter of horses for human food is being ad- vocated by the horse butchers of the German capital. In Berlin alone there are about seventy slaughter houses for horses. several of which. of course. are not in very extensive way of business.
 According to the horse butchers. were the municipality to establish d city slaughter house. much would be done to remove the mstrust and prejudice with which some people view this particular kind of food. Owing to it's cheapness, say the Der lin horse butchers. horse flesh is used among all classes of the people, and in Berlin there are not a few high class families on whose dinner tables the flesh of a young horse is served.
 The latest quotations per pound for the various equine joints and hors d'oeuvres are as follows: Roast. sgd; ham Cd: outlets. 4d@5d; ordinary flesh, sd; horse "salami," Sd: Bruns- wick sausage, I'd: melt sausage. Cd; jelly sausage. 7d blood sausage, Cd: Vienna sausage. Ed each.
 Berlin does not itself consume all the horses slaughtered within it's bounds The association" of horse butchers in Hamburg, Leipzig. Han
Arizona republican., 1910-02-17

for lighter weights Where formerly muslin was used for petticoats. cam bric IS now preferred, and soft-iinish nainsook or nainsook- finished ;ong- cloth is chosen for night-dresses and the undergarments There Is, too, de- cided tendency to reduce the number of garments worn, by resorting to the combination arrangement Corset-coyer and drawers or corset-cover and petti- coat are made as one, avoiding the ex- tra thickness of belts at the waist line 1; m fact. all underwear IS rather closely fitted; the cut and shaping are com- paratiyely as important as that of the gown, for with the popular princess type of costume, the underwear has a great deal to do with the effect of the gown. Well-cut and well-htted lines in corset-coyer and skirt, support the gown and improve the appearance of the iig- ure; this is especially true of the outer petticoat or drop-skirt It should be of material, not necessarily heavy, but with enough body" to support the skirt. and the ''cut' should afford a graceful swing from the waist to the hem of the skirt It is for this reason that silk is so desirable as a skirt-lin- ing or drop. though some of the cotton substitutes for silk have also this quail ity. Some gownmakers insert a reed or feather-bone in a casing across the back breadth of the lining. where 1t IS in- clined to fall in, toward the figure, in order to preserve this u1ibroken line the fall length of the skirt.
 Mohair is material that gives satis-
Arizona republican., 1910-02-17

sible, and laid away until wanted to replace on the same gown, or to use on another It Is the woman who plans her wardrobe intelligently and with rroper foresight who will be. the best g1wned; it IS not always a question of
 relative money expenditure. We all know that If this overlooking and fresh ening of the wardrobe is not done in good season, there Is always the chance that spring days will find us unprepared and we will bring out last years gown to be worn just as it IS, except for a possible pressing After 1t has been worn two or three times, it will seem hopelessly "old clothes" and the chance
 for renewing is lost or at least, if done later. loses much of its value It is really wise to take little time to se- lect style, material and trimmings for the new gown. and not feel driven by actual need to get something to, per-
Arizona republican., 1910-02-17

metal exchange was weak Spot and all deliveries to the end of May were sI2.s7lzM M 1900; lake copper, slS62 ls q 13.s71a; electrolytic s1S.S7la q 13621s casting. S13.121G m 13.3712.
 Tin was weak, with spot at $33.00M S3.30; February. $3275d32.95; March April and May, s3265m 3275
 Lead was weak, with spot at $4.40G 4.55 for New York and S430H 4.4O fol East St. Louis delivery.
 Spelter was weak, with spot at $54C M 5.55 for New York and S5.22l. M 5.32la for East St Louis
Arizona republican., 1910-02-17

ras, linen. lawn and the numerous fancy weaves will still be worn A novelty that promises,to meet with favor Is the use of goods that carry a small, colored em- broidered figure on white ground; {; these goods will be found in linen. as well as the lighter weight batistes and swisses. All-lace waists, both white and black, as we'll as in laces dyed to match the cloth of the skirt. are the only newcomers that seem likely to dis pute the vogue of the embroidered lin- gerie waist, and this seems more be- cause of the growing favor of the cos tune gown. These waists are shaped after simple, model and usually close at the back 3
 The month of February is, for some reason, devoted by the shops to dis plays of underwear and of newest materials for its making The ten- dency here, as in outer dress goods. is
Arizona republican., 1910-02-17
THE READING MYSTERY
 MADE UP THE MARKET
Contributed the Only LiveIiness to the
 Days Dealings.

New York, Feb. l6.-Subtract the dealings in Reading from today's stock market and only a meagre aggregate remains Even United States Steel, the unvarying leader of the market for many months. was ecompletely oyershadowed. No news was devel- oped to explain the Reading move ment beyond a revival of the Read inG mystery" as it is known to the professional element in operations in stocks This mystery has 10 do with supposed concealed assets of the Reading company.
 Bonds were irregular. Total sales, $2.567 ,000.
 Cnited States 2s coupon and 4s coupon advanced F per cent.