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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-23
METHODIST.
Agbury Place.

Morning--organ prelude. Festival
Fantasia (Tschirshl; anthem, Sing.
Q Heavens' tTours): anthem, 40 Lit
tie Town OF Bethlehem" tNevins);
anthem. Bethlehem" fBartlett,; an
them. Brightest and Beet" (schnec-
kerr; organ postlude. "Hallelulah
Chorus from Messiah" fHendeD,
Evening-Organ prelude, selected;
anthem. The Earth Lay wrapt in
Slumher'' tshelden); anthem 10 Lit
tie Town Of Bethlehem" tNevins) ::
anthem. 20 Holy Night" (Adam): an
them. There Were Shepherds"
tBuek): organ postlude, Gloria from
Twtlfth Mass" iMozartl.
Members Of choir Soprano, Miss
frma Rearns; alto. Misc Gladys NAL
lonee; tenor. Mr.. IT. (. Rurton bass,
Mr.. Charles l.. Eubank. Organist and
director Mr.. Percy ". Peay
st. James
Morning-Hymn No. III. 'IIark
the Herald Angels Sing" tMendels-
sohn>: prayer: response. The Holy
tMeineke): offertory. Rejoice Great
ly.' Woodward: hymn No. TOT. Joy
to the World" tHandell sermon;
HYMN No. 113. Angels From the
Realms Of Glory" tSmarD
Esening-Hymn l1a. Shout the
Glad Tidings" tAvison); response
(solol. 20 Night Divine" tJordon) :;
offertory, christians Awake"
tschnecker1: hymn 121. 20 Little
Town OF Bethlehem tRedner); SER
mon; hymn ia. Brightest and Best"
(Harding).
The choir; Soprano. Mrs. II. G.
Duesberry. Misses Flora Cloves, Min
ME Walker Bertha Wagner. Elyse
Bates and Mrs. Ermon: alto. Misses
Bessie Hewlett. Bonnie Thomas, ten
or. +. +. Bickers; basses. s. y. Turn
or, q. II. Crew. organist, Mrs. S. d.
Turner. Directress. Mrs. II. c. Dues
berry.
Laurel Street
Morning-"Giory to God in the
Highest ed. l.. cramer); Lord of
Earth Az Well AS Heaven" ed. l..
Cramer), Gloria Patri in A Oh. +.
Danksb.
opranos-Mrs. .. r. Gillian. Mira.
J. II Moss, Mrs, l.. Stratton. Mrs. {,
H. Sunnally, Mrs Davis. Miss Eva
Robinson. Miss Julia Charters. Miss
Cora Taley, Miss Mahle Smith.
Alto--Miss Herbert Hulee. Miss
Mamie Farmer
Tenors--I. O. Miller. Willie Nun
nally. A. Il. Weber. w. M. Gary.
Bass--John l.. Bultz, G. II. Nunnal-
~,
Organisis--Miss Martha Boltx Miss
Eva Robinson.
DIrector-~E. Cocker.
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PRESBYTERIAN.
Grace Street.

Grace Street.
Morning--Hymn 1873, lit Came
Upon the Midnight Clear; anthem,
Il Desired Wisdom" fStainer); hymn
1915. Joy to the World. the Lord IL
Come" anthem, There Were Shep-
herds Abiding In the Field" tfrom
Handles Messiah: st. Luke 2: 8.
8. 10, II. Ia, IA. hymn 2o1, 20 Lit
tie Town OF Bethlehem"
Evening--Hymn 344. "Hark. Ten
Thousand Harps and Voices; an
them. 1T Came Upon the Midnight
Clear" (Bartiett).
Soprano--Misses Knowles. Tribbett,
Wherry Portiaux, Philpotts; Mes-
DANES Parrish, Young. Weitzel, Lilly,
Pendleton.
Ato-Mrs. CABOT. Miss Hotchk.ss.
Miss Dietrich. Miss Allen, Mrs. John
son. Miss Rawhof.
Tenor-Messrs. Miller, Parrish,
Young. Pearson.
Ba&s--Messrs. ". ID. Gordon. Han
kins. Warren, Hester, DR.. Waltz. Mr..
r. G. Gordon.
Organist and Choirmaster--Mr. l..
f. Weitzel.
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lnlfllnnlIeI.

Morning Organ prelude. selected
song, The Silent Night" tGruber)
choir: hymn, Holy Holy. Holy, In
vocation: doxoloKs hymn. -Hark
Herald Angels Sing (Mendelssol1n1
choir: Scripture reading; anthem.
Christmas Glory" tStults). choir.
prayer, followed by the Lords Prayer
fchantt: selection, Shout the Glad
Tidingsl!" tArison). choir; offertory.
@sing. o Ye Heavens" tStults); SER
mon, THE Angels Christmas An
them" Rev. B. Franklin Bryan, PHI.
D.; hymn, Joy to the World" con
gregation; benediction:, organ post
iude. selected.
Personnel OF choir: Soprano, Mrs
b. r. Bryan Misses Grace RI. Shep-
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Broadus Memorial.

Morning opening vol. Queen Of
Sheba, Grand March 80. 'Gounod)
Anthems by the choir:
Shout, @ Earth. From Silence Wax
ing tSchneckeri
Oh, Little Town of Bethlehem .....
tShucy)
Closing vol. Postlude in y (Toursl
Evening opening vol, Marcia Festiva
paul d'Acosta)
Anthems by the choir.
The Heavenly Song ........ {Grayt
The Story Of the Christ child .....-
fSheppard3
Closing vol, Posiiudium ..,.....
&C. r. Whiting)
director.
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BLUES PRESENT CAPTAINS
WITH CHRISTMAS GIFTS

After the weekly drill OF Company
.. of tho Richmond Blues. Thurs
lay night. Corporal Lightfoot pro /.
;eeded to take tho breath out OF Cap
ain Percy Montague by presenting
the latter With n beautiful new suit.
ase. Allied with every variety of mas-
uline accessories, In behalf Of and
With the best wishes of the company.
The captain recovered his breath
sufficiently TO make q speech and
carry away his prize.
Company I, Wednesday night pre-
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Morning--Pr Professional ~. Fcnlte
IL fRandaIl; Gloria IL; TIE peum
Dudley Buch). Festival; Juhilate Dec
tBarnby). Hymn 81; Gloria Tih tln-
tson1: Hymn: Ofrertery, 20 Thou That
Teilest' tHande1, Contralto solo and
Chorus).
Communion Service---Sanctus Can
ridge): Hymn .25; Gloria in Exccisis;
REessicnal SO.
Evening IS; Gloria
iRandaii) Magnificent tBarnby).
Nunc Dimittis tRarnbyl; Hymn IS.
pfertory, six Daughters of Zion"
tSchwartz). Recessional 5s.
orkanist and director OF the ehori--
MI. w. Henry Baker.
Sopranos Cubbon,
Coleman Andrews. Allan Wombie, solo
boys, Merle Ball. John Cole. Edgar
Andrews. Marcus Ehnis. Felgner Neal,
McKim Marriott. Marsh Stockton,
Charles LanEford. Frank Davidson.
Charles Davidson Edgar Baughan,
Ellis Smith. Edwin Adams. Brock
Minor. John Hart, Clarence Arm
strong. James Taylor. Charles Tay-
Tor. Adults--Mrs w Henry Baker.
Contralto--Mrs. Thomas whittet.
Tenors--Mr. Manly Ramos. Jr., Mr.,
". Floyd Reams Mr.. Joe Gait
Bassos---Mr. c. NJ. Grant, Mr.. War !?
rem Poitiaux. Mr.. Barton Womble.
ST. Johns.
Morning-Hymn No SIS. Chris
tiAns. Awake" tWainwright): Venite
In F tDanks). Gloria Patri in +
fEimperD. TIE Deum In f fat tReade) !;
Jubilate in A tCorbinp: Hymns No.
81. "Harkf the Herald Angels Sins"
Mend elssehnl Gloria Tibi Canon !:
Offertory, There Were Shepherds"
(yincent): Hymn No. SO. Angels
From the Realms OF Glory" tSmart5.
Communion Service--sanctus In r
tWesley): Hymn e2s. And Now. @
Father" tMonk,: Gloria in Excel
sis (Uid Chant; Organ Postlude.
Evening-Hymn ~, % Come, All
ria Patri In r tSimper1; Gloria in
Exceisis (Old Chant; Magnitieat and
Nunc Dimittis In e Flat tSimperp I.
O6ertory. Arise Shine" tMaker) !:
Hymn No. IS. 70 Little Town of Beth
lshem" (Redner): Hymn No. 80. 1T
Came Upon the Midnight Clear" (wil-
1ss): Organ rostlude.
THE CHOIR.
Eopranos--Misses Florence Gretter,
Grace Schermerhorn. Leila Lacy, Ruth
Weisiger. Mamie Bayliss. Alice Gary
Opal Hardin. Lutte Holdsworth. Rosa
Burton. Estelle Wade. Roberta Gresh-
am and Mrs. =. L. Moore
Aitoe--Mrs. l. L. Miller. Mrs. J.
W. Thomas Misses Jennie Gary. Eva
Quarles. Mary Andrews and Francis
Baylor.
Tenorx--W. r. Tuck, Horace Chris
ttan. Bernard Baylor, j. f Jackson.
BassoS--J. c. Bosher, A. w. Mann.
r. A. Mann. A. J. Duesherry. Jr.
OrGanist and rmaster--Harry
G.. Duesberrs.
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To Sell Bsnkrupt's Stock.

An order was entered Thursday in
the United States district circuit court
authorizing the trustees Of J. n.
Jones. Of Blackstone. bankrupt, 70
sell the stock and furnishings a -
taerchant's store.
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person, Josephine Wyatt; alto. Miss
Hattie Norman. Mrs. A. jennings;
tenor. Mr.. X. W. Cunningham; bass,
Messrs. s. s Cunningham and J. I.
Wood Director. MIR. John T. Wooc.
Organist, Miss Mabel Julia Taylor.
Selections Appropriate TO the season
viii also be sung ut the evening SER
vice.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-23

the maintain division Of the Chesa-
pcake and Ohio. to-day received notice
tina. he had again been awarded the
first prize cf $50 for the best tracks
on the system. This IL the fifth sue
cassive year in which he has won frst
prize. The tracks were carefully in-
spected by oficiais over the whole sys.
tern fer weeks ago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-23

For the inner man here S under
wear that will outwear all the fancy
weayes, and no hard names either,
It's the Berry brand-costs IS
per suit.
Dress shirts with non-bulging
bosoms. Business shirts with short
bosoms that stop that bulge inn
pulse.
Hose, handkerchiefs. cravats, in
brown to match the new brown
suits.
And to wind up your Xmas
shopping. come here.
Appropriate little things in Xmas
boxes--inexpensive, so that you
will not be too heavily burdened in
remembering everyone who may
expect something Of you.
For your girl---A Berry Coat,
IS to SIS.
For your boy--A Berry Suit,
Coat or Sweater; all prices.
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Centenary Church.

Morning--organ voluntary tBoc.
cheriniD: anthem, GLORY to God on
High" from Millard's Cantata in G..
Mrs Norton. Miss King, Mr.. Gordon.
MIR. Hunter and chorus; offertory,
The Heavens Are Full of Thy Glory"
Millard's Cantata in @, Mrs T.. l.
Norton and chorus. solo. Christmas
Song 81. Grainer). Mr.. c. w Hunter;
Recessional tRossinD.
Centenary choir:
Sopran os--Mrs. f. l.. Norton. Mrs.
Albert Digs Mrs. J. Cline, Misses
sutton. Richardson. Word. Webb.
HARDWOOD Sisco and Parker.
Altos--Mrs w. A, Warren, Mrs. j.
A. Warren, Misses King and Clark.
Tenors--Messrs. {. Gordon, w. II.
Warren. J. Hutcheon and &, y. War
rem.
Bassos-Messrs. e. Hunter. +. Nc
Balm, l.. Donbrick. e. Stone,
Organist and director--Fred Hardy,
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Personnel Of Choir.
Soprano--Mrs Lewis. Mrs. Miller,
Mrs. Hall. Mrs. Mountcastle. Mrs.
Rupp, Mrs. Herndon, Mrs. Williams,
Mrs Eagle, Misses Dora Joyner. LILY
Gary, Emma owens. Sadie Weems.
May Lowe. Lena Bracket. Mamie
Jewell, Nellie Ganzert. Maggie
Msckie. Ans Mackie. Susie Vincent,
Irene Ford. Mamie Mullen. Ethel
Epps, Indie Morris. Lucy West.
Alto--Mrs. Lowe, Mrs. Tompkins,
Mrs, LESS, Misses Mabel West Mabel
Epps, Pauline Gloss. Ciarice Bavlis,
Lena Crowder. Norvell Lipscomb b,
Bertha Hisdaie.
Tenor Messrs. Lyman Stutz.
Simon Mills. Mack Hall. Emil LESS,
George Stutz. Willie Horndon, +. W.
Hadcock, Charlie Jewell
Basso-~Messrs. Randolph Day. Ed
Creery, Willie Hay. Charlie Burton.
Joe Williams.
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Call TELEGRAM: phone your holl.
day greeting 70 WESTERN UNION:
delivered on especially prepared, aS-
prcprlnte blanks.
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CAPTAIN MEREDITH WINS
IN FIFTH SUCCESSIVE PRIZE

Especial to TIE Richmond Virginian.)
.sTAEN TON. VA. De-. 23.~-captain
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Second baptist.

The Song OF observation-disclosures
Buck.
Before the Heavens Were Spread
Ahroad"-~H Parker.
hlehem''--Homer Bartlett.
For the night service special mu-
steal program has been arranged as
follows:
The cantata, THE Holy Infant
fFrederick Field Bullardt, will be
sung by the quartet choir, assisted by
a select chorus of twenty voices.
The quartet is composed OF the fol-
iowin: Mrs. +. V. Gum, soprano;
Miss Geline Mcdonald, Contralto.
Pierce Brent, tenor: Howard u. Bry-
ant, baritone and director: Bassett
Hough. organist.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-23

Nickel Chafin1 Dishes. ex-
celient quality and very dur
able with alcohol lamp; spec
ial values at $3.50 and $500:
others ranging In price to
5000.
Copper and Nickel Chatting
Dishes. with the best. lamp.
all sjses and styles, these
make very acceptable gifts
or for your own personal
use, at SO. and $3.50.
Nickel Percolators, differ
cnt shapes, In all sizes, $ie.o0.
and come as low In price "a
$2.ee.
Casseroles with nickel
frames, for $l.79.
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LUTHERANS.
St. Johns German Evangelical.

81. JOnnS German FV6nRcuCoI.
Morning--Urgan. Christmas Pas
torala' tponellil choir, Eth. sci Colt
in der Hone tBortniansky); choir.
90 Come All Ye Faithful" IAnsing) !;
choir. 1T Came Upon thu Midnight
Friedensboten We!hnachts- kantate)
&C. Stein).
Organist and director, Mr. Leslie
Quartet--Soprano. Mrs. J. r. An
, derson, alto, Mrs. Henry c. Rueger;
tenor, Mr.. William II. Herbiy: basso.
Mr. Henry c. Rueger.
Chorus;
Sopranos--Mrs. Max +. Lndner.
Mrs Minnie Price, Miss Louise Goep-
farth, Miss Emma Volkmann. Mrs
Sam b, Dunston. AHss Hattie Kemski
Miss Minnie Volkmann, Miss Lizzie
Zank.
Altos-Miss Estelle Herbig, Miss
Miss Eita Dorsch.
Tenors--Mr. William Vo1cker. Mr.
r. II. Beckh. Mr.. r. volkmann, Mr.
Charles Battige, Mr.. Herman Zank.
Bassos-Mr. Fred p. schaff, Mr..
Fred w. Lutz, Mr.. William Ziesemer
Mr. Edward NJ. Schaff. Mr.. Walter
Thalmann. Mr.. Charles Gasser.
Bethlehem Lutheran.
Morning--German service. Lasset
uns frohlocken," by A. G. Grell. SUM-
day night will be devoted to chill
dren's service beginning at I O'Clock
A eantiful program will be rendered
by the Sunday school.
The choir will sing Christians
Awake" by Arthur II. M. Custance.
Members Of choir Soprano Mrs
Elise Spott, Misses Clara and Ida
KueXele, Mrs. +. Gilman and Miss
Irene Lehman: alto Mrs. II. Nolde
and Miss Martha Kruegele. tenor,
Messrs. II. Tide and X. Nolde; BAGS.
Messrs- William Nolde and r. Mehl-
brech. Organist, l.. E. Hiigartner.
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BAPTIST.


Marche Triomphale, CAL
lerts (organ); christians Awake"
MARCH; There Were Shepherds
Dudley Buck); Cantate Domino,
festival In "B. fiat DUDLEY Buck1 :.
choic: Heilelujah Chorus arranged by
Dubois torEan).
Evening-Prelude In &c" .minor
Duhois), organ; Sing. @ Heavens
Gable Simper): Christmas lShelley)
Glory to God in the Highest liar
kerr, chorus; March In 81 fiat tDun-
cam, organ.
Morning services, auartette; evening
services, double quartette.
Sopranos. Mrs. Shipiett, Mrs. Ha-
gaman; altos, Miss lsaacs Miss Nor
ton; tenors, Mr., Watkins. Mr.. Reams,
bassos. Mr. Hunter. MIR. Cosby.
Julian Quincy Cole, organist and
director.
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XMAS CAROLS WILL BE.
RENDERED IN CHURCHES
Special Music Prepared to be Sung by Various Choirs, IN
Local Places of Worship, Celebrating the
Birthday of Christ

Music appropriate 60 the Christmas
reason will be sung Ia the Richmond
shurches SUNDAY. Following are some
If the programs:
EPISCOPAL.
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Church OF the Covenant.


Mornng-Organ Prelude. Overture
dohengrin Wagner) Anthem.
when Christ Was Born lLoud)
Hymn, Joy to the World arranged
from Handel; Anthem. Little Town
Of Bethlehem" fSpeakeD: Offertory.
Solo, with Violin obligato, Babe Of
Bethlehem" (Dressler) ---Webh Il.
Hill Postlude. March Pontificale
tTombelle)
Evening--Preiude. Chant Triom-
phale tGauD Anthem. 'Hark. What
Sounds Are Sweetly Stealing" dag
gett); Hymn. ITO Is "a Child Is Born"
(Maclean): Anthem, List In Songs
Of Rapturous Glory" (LouD; Hymn,
"Hark' the Herald Angels Sing"
tMendelssohn); Anthem, 'Hark,
What Mean Those Holy Voices?"
(Wheipp; oTertory Solo. silent
Night, Holy Night" tGuber1.
Chorus composed OF twenty-five
mixed voices
Robert Harlow. organist; James
Whittet, violinist. Mrs M. b. Thomas,
soprano solest. Webb T.. Hill. tenor
soloist and director.
First Church.
Morning prelude Noel In +
fGuilmant): Doxoiogy: anthem,
Arise, Shlne. Ter Thy Light Has
Come" tEIveyD; hymn, "Hark. The
Herald Angels Sing: hymn, "Hark.
the Glad Sound the Saviour Comes,
offertory anthem, THE First Christ
mas CBarnby,; hymn. brightest and
Best of the Sons Of the Morning: or
gan postlude. @HaHeiuJah Chorus"
tHandeD.
Evenine~~Orean prelude, Noel in 4
minor tGuilmanu. Doxology; anthem,
Let Us Nov Go Even Unto Bethle-
hem FfeIdst, hymn. angels From
the Realms OF Glory; hymn. Come.
Thou Long Expected Jesus": ofertory
anthem. praise We the Father tGou-
nod; carols: ~ Watching IN the
Meadows" tMyles Il. FOSTER; t2)
Glory In the Highest and Good VIII
10 Men" (Myles II. Foster); go sleep,
Holy Babe" G'artridge):. hymn, ''As
With Gladness Men of Old; organ
postlude. "HalieluJah Chorus" Han-
deb.
Choir--Mrs. r. A. Norris, soprano;
Miss Adele 0gilvie. contralto: Mr.. ".
l.. Thomas, tenor; Mr.. G. J. finder,
bass.
Mr.. II. N Phillips, organist and d.
rector.
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senteA Captain David NJ. Leary with
a handsome watch fob after. the drill.
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"Berry's For Gifts.

Open miil Z O'Clock this eseHing
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Every housekeepef 10 intcrested In housekeeping
articles. and you have waited to select your Gift
till now. zee the complete line Of Chaflna Dishes.
Csaseroles. PercolAtors, ETC., appropriate for
light housekeeping. Hight lunches. etc.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-06
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

E<o
THE BEST BUYS IN CONTRA CeSTA COUNTY
100 acres-A good stock or dairy ranch, only II
miles from Oakland; 100 acres Of good Tich
tillable land: good family orchard and vine
yard: large living springs; good 80 room
house, large barn and other outbuildings: 2o
head cattle. horses. harnesses and all farm
implements and wagons price SIS, 800
100 acres-A fine dairy ranch. only 10 miles from
Oakland: 40 acres of the finest bottom land;
will grow anything without irrigation; fine
living stream OF pure water that could be Nvtll-
lied 20 irrigate with; acres of fne orchard;
good room dwelling, barns windmill and
tank; 20 head OF cattle. 100 chickens.
horses: all implements, tools and wagons;
price S12. 500
Oakland SO acres Of first class orchard and
vineyard: fine. new. modern s room cottage;
hot or cold water, bath, ETC.; good barn and
outbuildings; $500 per acre.
"a acres of rich tillable land 10 miles from
Oakland; good orchard. house, barn, ETC.;
price SS.500
6 acres-A fine chicken ranch. 10 miles from
HOLC0AB REALTY CO.,
Country Department.
3o6 San Pablo av, Oakland, Cal
RICHEST VEGETABLE LAND
SIS per acre cash-S25 per acre cash.
Rent will pay balance.
Peat and sediment soil, only X miles from
Holt on the Santa Fe r. r.. 8 miles from
Stockton. with r. 4. rate for island Farmers OF
only lie per mile; steamer landing on property.
Absolutely overflow; perfect drainage and
free irrigation system; enormous crops now
growing on the land,
0nions-$400 to 81 900 per acre.
Aspara gus-S3o0 to $1,000 per acre
Potatoes-100 TO 200 SACKS per acre.
Beans725 to 40 sacks per acre.
Barley&30 to so sacks per acre
Price only 500 per acre. S25 per acre cash,
balance s25 per acre per year.
Excursions daily; So. 80 covers all expenses.
A.~E. PATTEN. LAND COMPANY.
6o1 First National Bank bldg. San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-06

CITY REAL ESTATE
SOL GETz & SONS. REAL ESTATE DEALERS.
Room 32S, Chronicle bldg.
Do you want to better your condition?
Do you want to secure home with little money
Buying lots in our new graded blocks will do It.
$1,000 to s1,soo. fronting ST., park and cars,
oath to 4Ith avs.
$3.50 to ST. 600, to ST; all graded; fine view.
$3.50 to $3.50, any part in oceanside dist;
terms.
$3.50 to s1e5O, choicest Richmond dist lots;
easy terms.
5000 to $3.50, Excelsior homestead; Ocean
view; Lakeyiew lots; So monthly.
81 900 to 81 600, modern cottages; good loca-
tions; easy payments, like rent
Oceanside branch office cor. n st. and 47th av.
Sunset branch office cor. ST and 24th av
Both open daily and Sundays.
SOL GETZ g. SONS. OWNERS AND DEALERS,
Room 32S Chronicle bldg.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-06
LEGAL NOTICES

LIEN HOLDERS NOTICE OF SALE.
Notice is hereby given that Saturday, July
g. 1910. at the hour OF 10 O'Clock a. M. at the
store of Sherman, Clay & Co., the southwest
corner of SutteF and Kearny sts., San Fran
CISCO the undersigned will sell Brewster
piano No. 37050 to pay amount due the under
signed for its reasonable charges for work done
and materials furnished in repairing said piano
at the request of the owner and legal possessor,
Mrs. F. P. Rodrigues of Fallon. Ney., pursuant
to secs 3051 and 1852 of the civil code of the
state of California
Dated June 81, 1910.
SHERMAN, CLAY & CO.
By f. w. STEPHENSON. Secretary.
NOTICE is hereby given that I intend to apply
to the state board Of prison directors to be
paroled from San Quentin prison according
to law FRANK NIAGNINSON No. 1888.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-06
BEAUTIPUL HOME SITES

BEAJTIPUL HOME SIIAS-
Visit the beautiful Bnriingame bill country.
the most beautiful within reach OF the city.
far surpassing the cross bay localtties; trans
fer to the San Mateo electric at 9Th and
Market-you always get seat-snd get 90 sc
EASTON station. take the Southern Pacine
at Third and Townsend. Here is the nnesr sub
urban home site the peninsula. EASfON
ADDITIONS To BURIINGAAE; beautiful
shaded paths. cool on the hottest days; all im-
provements cement sidewalks streets sewers.
water, light and telephO1e are installed tns
homes will appeal 20 you; large lots on easy
terms: excellent and fast train service, twice
as fast as to cross bay points For partieliars
about EASTON address E. J. RODGERS. MILLS
RIJIIDTSG SAN FRANCISCO
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-06
REAL EsrArE To ExcHA xeE
Hay SMITH GO.

J. Hay SMITH co.
No. 314-Only hotel in live town, 70 rooms bar
alone is paying $500 per month; price OF
this property, including furpiture. Is
2.5O0; viii exchange for income prop
erty.
No $3.50 acres adjoining Oceano. Cal; all
level: price 81, 0O0 will exchange for bay
property or sell on terms
No $3.50 acres. IL miles 70 Maxwell. Colusa
county; price 81. 250; house, barn, etc.;
will trade for home
No 305-Sana tOrium in live COAST town; price
s.. 900: this includes physicians practice
of $1,000 per year.
No 337-16O acres In Oklahoma at $50 per sere
No 267-l1 acres in SonOma county price
s, 800: trade for cottage and pay dif
ference
No 359-Large home in San Francisco; rooms
on first floor and in attic; value $4,000;
to trade for ranch.
No 351-lneome property right in Oakland;
rented for 500 per month; win trade for
ranch any place; price $500.
No 3s3S-Ffne modern house OF rooms; price
$4,000; to exchange for ranch
No 354-AIodern home In Oakland OF rooms;
price So. 500: to exchange for ranch within
100 miles OF Oakland
No 2S7-New modern cottage In San fran
eisco price $1,000 exchange for small
ranch and assume difference
J. HAY SMITH co. sI2 Bsoadxay OaxIanI.;
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-06

BUNGALOW AND CAMP SITES
CAMP AT CAzADERO-Speciaf sale or large.
beautifully wooded lots on R. r. and creek,
$3.50 up; ask about out free lots; booklet
free. LOCKE -PADDON co., 500 Clement St,
San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-06
INVESTMENTS
2a-MoxTHLY DIvIDENDs-2T

ZIo--MONIHL1 DIV NlDENDS-2N
ON EVERY DOLLAR INVESTED
CAN BE EARNED ON YOUR MONEY
If invested at once In an exceptionally high
class security which we are offering for a few
days ONLY.
Will bear closest investigation.
Call or write US TODAY. as we have but a
small allotment at the present price
P. NJ. HARRIS 6 CO.. BROKERS,
753 Phelan bldg, San Francisco, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-06
%. q. WAYLAND & CO.. Rroknrs.

FINANCIAL
WILL buy Oakland Traction preferred; Key
Route preferred; Realty Syndicate certificates;
Turloek irrigation bonds; Modesto irrigation
bonds and other local securities.
r. WHITEHEAD & CO..
First National Bank building, Oakland.
ABBOTT buys BONDS: )also CAL SAFE DEP.
accounts: money loaned. 6a6 Market st.