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Black Mohair Brilliantine

It's from England To ne exaet-We imported IL from the
old manufacturing town Of Bradford. Nearly eli other
retailers buy Mohhir from importers profit.
les virtues Deep. ustous lasting black; dust shedding
unwTin kable, unShrnkahe inches vide These are not
random claims For example: We took snowy handkerchief
and rubbed hard and brSkly fold OF the MOhar,
The handkerchief didn't Next half yard 20
the house laundry and had il scrubbed and drubbed in
sOaped water q hot the hand could bear Thea salt
vas spnnkled t-mOre rubbing. The dye proved
brave. II didnt nn-Ee couldn't make Il rim.
IL subjected these that we'd know
could safely recommend for the bathing suits and travelling
dresses LIS mates, from mills 8Sc elsewhere;
sell Il regularly at SSC. special during this sale, a 5c
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Steamer Rug Coats at $l9.74
Misses Lawn Frocks at $5.49
$500 Bathing Suits at $3.50

women and Misses Bathing Suits made OF black shadow
striped navy mohaiT.
princess model tucked back and 'front.' sOuaChsd front
panel round neck sleeve band and belt
ShnWaist model tucked back and 'front.' sOuaChei sleeve
band and round collar plaid taista 'Ournhand Plta,sd
Rki
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44c for WOmen's 75c Gloves

Imported Glaze Gloves, in black white slate brown tan
and red. BrOsser embroidery. round corners, tVo a
clasps oyereWn seams elsewhere 75c pair: special 4@c
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Vain and Dress Union Linen

UepIt T.
Fu-beached Irish Union Linen white Ony very soft finish
desirable for waists skirts and dresses % inches vide usually
Doc yard special AZ 19C
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WOmen's $500 & $6.OOL Low Shoes

The manufacturer needed orders 10 keep his e. 40
ganfation busy That's why he gave concsS- 10
siOns that enable 10 sell you these 800 and a
SO 90 Shoes az ........
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TIC All Linen Crash at 13c

Heavy Fubleachsd Scotch Linen Crash fast red bords
our oSn importation u inches vide usually lie yard
special al Ira
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Walking Pumps patent
calkkin. tan oT black RuSsin
csliskin. vslted soles. close
edge. high Cuban
heels So ~
oxford Ties black
gla7ed kidskin. tan Russia
CallSkin. Velred soleS. Cuban
heels So ~
BLACK GLAZED kiSl On
F0rl@ hand-turnei flexible
,olsS .. ... sac
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Framed Pictures

All o these Pictures desirable The frames appEOpr.
the subjects and purchased separately would more
than you'll pay tomorrow for the complete picture
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Satin.finished Foulards

Small and medium designs in the aVodte eOlOD inCudAG
nayy, Vstara Alice blue rsSeda sc black and Others
70 inches vide regular 81 50 quality our price for il
yesterday vas Sss. Special for this sale 19c
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RuchinR Greatly Reduced

large Of Ruehing that have been selling
13e 20 JJc yaTS has been reduced 10 los.
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Blue Transfer Cards Are a Convenience

~AN@~ @AAAIOAOA Oo.EUS EAEC a convenience
you intend purchasing several departments,
4 HaaT Card and when you Cashiers Desk
you WISH ak
ogn purchasing at Cashiers Desk Main
made into parcel will be handed YOU " ~ - F~'' "'
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They are neat, trim, dainty
Shoes, with all the unmis-
taxable marks Of honesty. lusl-
ity and style made right here
in NeE York BY q manuiac.
turer whose products are in
the best specially stores IN
town With the stores own
names on them. You may pay
Us S349 a pair but you re-.
eeiye $500 and $500 Shoes
just the same. Why not buy
them here and save from
81 50 10 $3.50 q pair7
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Black Dress Taffeta

HiRh-lusIed Black Dress Tafieta, IS inches vide
regular Sis quality price Tor yesterday was SOC
Special for this sale .....................
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Infants White Dresses, $l.19

Made Of sheer aWn styles all beautifully tucked and psasj
FanCy collar wing sleeve and ssParas belt trimmed with mar
eOlOfe6 bands
Tiny standing collar hsmsrehsd panels and umbaSk suIIs
OG fine embroidery
Long waist foil gathered skirt back embroidery panel
tucked collar and eul finished with embroidered edgng
Russian model lesthesehsd collar cuffs and fancy yoke
loose belt
Long vast gathered skirt fancy bsTha sod yoke hem.
stitched and Featheehed and edged With vide German Val.
eneennes.
back gathered belt wing sleeves and N collar edged Eh
vide lace
Any one Of these little Dresses easily worth 500 n
sIes ,. } and 4 years ... ............ SA'l 10
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WOmen's Suits Reduced to $l474

WomenS 9 Suits Reduced to Sl4.I4
81 IlOOTaBFOad
NLSoO LigAl-UsiEht Suits including tOpisal VODtsds
shepherd checks dagOnals French and Ssrges best
models severely tailored OF trimmed with braid reduced
10 St4T
We prefer advertise the original prices That's be-
cause We never like statements your confidence
YOU'D bsleve Of course. told you the Of the
reductions still they are TOO TO look plausible type
WOmen'S Lingerie Dresses, $5.94
Blouse model high solar and long sleeves simulated unc
skirt; entirely trimmed With German ValsncIennss
Women's French Linen Suits, S8.74
Natural and pastel shades this seasons models OurbuiO
eutaEay COAT. double collar Killed SNu. Another model
regulation tailored coat. double collar. long but
toned sleeve, panel skirt
Steamer Rug Coats at $l9.74
Ssrvssabls Steamer Rug Goats, gray brown and blue
verse SIDE beautifully paded; Norfolk back plaid haltbet
Full bell sleeves, Vish Wnd shield, plaid cuffs deep patCh
pockets, laree bone buttons, plaid storm collar
Misses Lawn Frocks at $5.49
BrOadva,
White Persian lawn. finely tucked bodice and elbow sleeves
hpsated skirt black navy pink, or gh blue pokadOted
Gds SOLAR panel belt CuS and bottom finished With long
crossed velvet tie.
It's HYle-lTesh ghish and distinctive They we've
meant 10 sell a. 80; special Tor this sale H $54s
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$l.5O Lingerie Blouses at CSC

MsresrIed batss square Dutch neck outlined with machine
Maltese lace short sleeve tucked cuff short uCkS back and
front the latter hand dembTOideTed.
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Csc Hosiery at l5c

WOmsn's Plain Black Cotton and isle
Thread N medium and RauIe weights
Lisle Thread in light cOlON; Lisls in all
over and lace ankles, COlOTed stripes and
printed figures on black and COlOrsd
grounds Black Cotton Full-FashiOned
HOse. plain or IN bleached split feet
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Men. Handkerchiefs Women.

Mems COIOred Irish I.Drn HandkeTChlefs, old rose.
sage green cinnamon navy red and tan checks stripes
and dots hafnch hens match reduced from l4e 10 ibc
Mems soft Bleach Irish Llnen HandkerChIeTs.
aundered but slightly deOlOTed otherwise We would sell
them r 54c each special lDc.
Mems Pure LINEN Handkerchief. liberal size quarter
or haEinCh hem regularly sold a. soc half doEen
special 59c
WOmen'S Pure Linen Handkerchief hand embroidered
initial and wreath in corner sold elsewhere 15C special
six for 4Oe.
WOmeR's Pure Irish Linen CrOss-bAT Handk erChefs,
superior quality soft finish quaTsT-nch hens Of six in
asiOsd desiEns sOd elseNhere q 81 so special 0Dc
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Bargains in Belts

Women Imported Embossed Elastic Belts. IN dscstsy
tinted hOTa designs and arabesques; heavy rose gold en-
and antque gold buckles. we're 81 a. special OOC
MOmens and Childrcns Genuine Hcyl Patent Leather
Belts inch vide, heavily gold plated harness IN
or fancy buckle sizes - to 80 inches special A. O0C
MOmcns and Children's Pagrnt leather Dip Belts,
three inches side IN red and black, shaped gilt or On
Japanned OblOng buckles size p 70 ms special OSC
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$l.OO and $3.50
Half Hose at 74c

Pure mgTaia elk, sheer gsHBs, gauSe and
msdium-wsiFhi; black 0f e0iOrs; rein
loFes1 sales, heeis and toss, and al the
s5iBm inst Fassch this se2sol 3 aaekwear.
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$3.50 Silk Skirts at $2.24
$l.79 Princess Slips, 99c

Sheer bss pink white ght blue lavender and yellow cd
with lace and rbbOn-n beadng tucked sectional nounc
edged with lace: full under ruins
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Pieces of Cut Glass at $3.50
Others charas $3.50 10 $500

We mention only few Of the artsss-ths ones We have
the largest uuahSites mail SephORe orders filled Conn,
wriRe 0r MmFfaV Hill hiOOl ba,r~rrf
Betty Bowls, Salad Bows, Celery IuYs, Water BOTTLES
Oval Nut Bowls Shallow Jelly Dishes, Fruit BOWS Ice
Cream Trays Relish Dishes, Lined Fern Dishes, Wa,er
JUS Sugars and Creams Covered Butter Dishes Mayon.
naise Bowls and Plates Ice Tubs, Vases. Deeantsn.
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$500 Lingerie Waists at Size

Three styles ~ 90 Waists az sI.3O
Tucked lawn smbrOiiered front panel calOpsd Sds TO
match, edged with lace high lace collar
Tucked lava fancy yoke OF lace and open embroidery above
vide panel Of blind embroidery cuff match high lace collar
$500 Lingerie BlouseS at $l.79
=
Three styles " $500 BlouSes at SI.sO
aVn finely tucked yoke depth back and 'front.' clusters
extending short tucked sleeve insertion cuff round
outlined hand embroidered COOed SCaopS and dots
Sheer lawn fancy tueks back front and short sleeves Turn
back cuffs and Dutch neck bOrdered With eoored EN-
brodsred vines
Tucked aWn round neck and TINY yoke Of lace three
quarter sleeve and cuff front handsomely hand busred
in dots and leaves
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WOmenS Sheer GauIe Lisle Thread
Black Ingram Lisle Lisls in large variety
Of all-Oyer and lace ankle patterns iancy-
cOlored Lisle in plain and figured effects
Cotton and Lisle neatly and-smbrOidsrsd
and cOlOrs in lace patterns
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75c Hosiery at 44c

WomenS High-COlOred Fancy Novelties .
sheer Eauze lisle in plain and smbroid-
cred effects Black SIN Lisls Black Lsls
in lace ankles and all-oysr designs. also
in fancy cOlOrS, plain aud lace.
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SOC Half Hose
ar 24c

Black GauIs Llsie Thread Black Cotton
Virh split s0les sEmbToidersd Lisls Thread I.
Plain SILK Isle with embroidered silk
clocks: Isle Thread in fancy colon. silk
stripes and mOttlsd effects: lisle Thread
solid colon. ssli-smbFOidered patterns
laeauard stripes and figures.
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Street Costume for Spring
Muison Drcoll
Photo Copyright by Reutlinser
Exclusive Copyright New lork Herald

made Up with lace entire deux with bon'
and folds OF soft satin Ono fayort
lstyle is 10 have the skirt finished with
wide fold OF sntio. This is extremely at
tractiye and seems to emphasize the qunl
ity OF the material and the design OF III,
llacc.
GlRLlSH NEW MODELS.
Girnsh Is an adjective that might wei
be applied to muuy of the newest model
in yoilc de sole or chiffon. for the line.
are almost acgressively simple. even fol
gowns intended for older women TIL,
waist line is not yet restored to its nor
NAL position. but the exaggerated higf
waist hes quite gone out OF fayor Skrt'
fare fuller, hut strnight in line, and there
Is more hilneSs oround the hips. Three
quarter length medium size sleeves, a
simple somewhat blouscd waist and soft
silk or satin girdle complete one Of the
favoritc models now displayed to bc made
up In color black or white
The theatre gowns fashionable at the
moment are to be most carefully consid-
cred as models for the spring aud summer
gowns. When made OF the triuspaIent
fabrics and in light colorS thcy will b.
in fashion for months to come for after
noon and Informal evening wear. This
does not apply 20 the TOO claBorately
made or trimmed styles. hut to the sim
pier models. 4 fascinating model that for
a theatre gown has been most popular aud
without question will be equally popular
Tor reception OF theatre gown for some
months TO come is OF the softcsi pale blue
wolfe dc Sole over which Is long Wnic
oycrskir, and bodice OF net. covered with
tiny pearl or iridescent beads. The pale
blue showing through the embroidery n
the most delicate color imaginable. and
while every dctutl OF the gown is most cH-
pcnsiyc it does not look too costly or.
elaborate. The same model ia peacock
blue yuilc dc sole or satin. with the tunic
in Gue cut beads, is nlso mos. elective,
il lacks the marvellous dclicacy
Of colorng that the pale blue aud pearl or
crystal embroidered tunic poSsostcs to
such a marked o2tcnt.
The unceruInN as TO the ultimate posi-
lion ot the Wnist line can-,s much ANXIOUS
thought. and apparently drcssmaker, are
taking n malicious delight in furnishing
many different treatments OF the question q
uutortuuitciy. among tbcm all the normal
wa'-t line IS rarely to bc found ENassc7
ltcdly short or eAaEgera,edly lous. both
are advocated. while tue lines and izim-
uin-s are 80 arranged as 10 emphasize
whichever exaggerated style Is chosen.
LAST years high waiStcd skirts. none rhc
ass. are modified distinctly. aud the,
aoyen age style is also far less extreme. d
The woman with sooI figure has now b
n rne1ampled opportunity 10 vcar's
owns thst win exhibit any good liuc 10 "
.erlec'ion. At the same time iherc are %
ali remaining plenty Of tie kindly fash Us
'ns that are adapted for womeu Whose d
sures lack or exceed those proportions @
cclared absolutely correct according to 4
ccCpted standards. !b
1 nere ane strangely diverse styles in q
-irs-'hose that are quito full aud gath l.
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cred or plea,cd Mt the waist and those
made with the smallest possible amount
Of material. Skirts OF heavier materials
and certainly all so-cnlled tailor costumes
should be Scnnt rather than full. and the
newest pleoted skirts are not In rs wide
plcats rs they were. hut have the p,cats
IN clusters, with space between, or Il the
entire skirt is plcatcd oil material between
the pleats is cut away so that there may
be fare, but not Of too great width.
Short street skirts are TO be extremely
fashionable this spring and summer, and
the long skirts are reserved entirely for
afternoon md house wear Women have
learned by experience the comfort Of a
short skirt for walking and shopping. and
there is much 10 be sRid in favor Of "A
foshiou TINT is both 50 practical aud
smart
EXAGGERATED SHORT SKIRTS.
EIoggeratedly short skirts will not b.
popular. They will be worn by SOME
women Of the type which delights in being
conspicuous. but the most fashionable
length skirt will just clear tho ground nc
the same time hiding the feet, or. rather.
allowing only a glimpse Of the snartcst
ot shoes to BE- seen. The unbccomins
round. so-callcd short skirt that touched
the ground eycEwhcrc has been relec1tcd
70 its deserved place In obscurity. Surely
never was there more senseless fashion.
for il had all he bad qualities OF n long
skirt and none Of It's grace and charm
The long skirts for the more elaborate
gowns are very charming and graceful:
not in the least exaggerated but long
enough 10 give good lines, whether plain
or dnRed. Only the most elaborate bail
gowns have the eXngserntcdly long trains
and the palmer dinner md beatrc gowns
are Of most practical length. There are
still to be noticed few OF the strangely
eccentric trains Of last autumns dc-igns-
The fish tail and the long and excessively
unrrow model. These are only possible
with the most eccentric models-so-call,,l
The double skirt or tuuic
,Gecu apparently tend 10 shorten Toe
.kirt by cutting the Inc from waist 10
lcm. and Tor this reason great care hgs
% be taken in the choice OF a model. Tor
1 il is jusr tcw inches too short or too
oDg it win utterly spoil the smauest
own.
Just double the amount Of trouble as
esards the skirt question IS The constant
omplaint already heard on all sides. but
)aulc Fashions oulcrs arc very strict
his season and she demands o. her wor.
bippers that they spend tiuie aud moG,y
j follow ing out bcr command
The loopcd folds OF trimming in mauy
{ The new skirts is a msEiou of the late
inter now brought forward Tor ths
prins. IL Is quite diHculr 10 copy. uad
hUe certainly ousipl /, not attractive
alcss most perfectly eatri-d out For tic
immcl the Houuc-s OF embroidery or
ce ON all eash materials will be u,cI
I'd ia tie i7Ine manner. All wash mate
ais and al the thinuc-t materials arc 10
foshlonablc. and il tie summer OF 1910
pycs 10 Dee o. Tropical temperature atA
lst tlc soWus viii fur ouce be suirablcY
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strenuous life is for the woman who loves
clothes. knows this is wonderful time
to bu5 them but who has not yet settled
up her accounts fos her winter wardrobe.
The wise woman goes about with a sol
emn expression. but With clear, cool
thought, and buys the very latest winter
fashions for her spring trousscau and
sails or steams away on her winter hol-
idoy trip screnely satisfied tha; she has
spent much less money thaD her lc.S
clever sister and has acquired most de-
lightfuny up to date gowns
An sorts OF thin fabrics have been fush-
ionable this wintcr and will be worn for
spring and summer yoile de sole Is
most popular material aud is seen IN an
cadlcss variety Of shade5 Of color II is
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BY A. =. ASHMORE.

o star, immediately afCer ,re Cn-lst-
mas holidays, il not before, to plan
u trousseau for spring aud summer is
, task that calls out all the clcyerncss OF
which the average woman is possessed,
aud lucky indeed is she who can command
1t this junoturc the talent and good will
i some leading dressmeker. who knows in.
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gowns now exhibited as advance models
With the winter bargain sales that urc
now iu full blast at which arc to be pur-
chased most attractive gowns At third
the price asked for them three months
ago, with these so-callcd advance models
and with the rates Of making marked
ior'r as they arc at many OF the leading
houses. it lao easily be understood low
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suOctively az well as authoritatlyely what
are TO be the coming fashions.
II - SO fixed custom OF this age for
Nortberners t. dsrart for warmer climes
carly in January thar ;ho outfit for tho
winter resort Is most csseuti4,, t. >amfort.
as with the most laudablo intention oi
economy in the world 1t wouid be quite
impossible TO wear heavy wool and fuI
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at any of the winter resorts, and in order
to feel appropriately and smar,ly gowned
the outht provided must be complete IN
every detail, Last season s gowns are not
utterly tabooed, bur they must bo made
up to date to pass muster 10 tho dress
g1rqde held at most of the fashionable
hotels.
There Is 4 great variety o. style in the
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-26
PROPOSALS AND BIDS

SEALED proposals for the construction of a
swimming pool and appurtenances in Straw
berry canyon viii be received by the regents at
the office of the secretary, room 220 California
hall, campus University of California, Berke-
ley, until 2:30 p M, August 81, 1910.
All bids must be made upon the blank form
of proposal attached TO the contract and specih-
cations. which may be obtained at the office Of
the secretary.
Each proposal shall be accompanied by a
properly certified check bond to the amount
of one thousand dollars Isl 900. .00) contract
bond. legally executed in the amount of 25
per cent of the contract price will be required.
Blue prints of the contract, drawings and
copies of the specifications can be at the
office Of the secretary Of the regents.
Among other items there will be approx
mately the following quantities:
4,300 Gu. yds. of excavation.
4.300 Gu yds. of fill. backfll and embankment.
$50 Gu. yds Of concrete in walls conduits,
etc.
1880 SO. 1T. of concrete flooring and walks.
Miscellaneous piping and other appurtenances.
The above quantities are given merely for
the guidance of prospective bidders and are not
guaranteed correct
The regents reserve the right to reject any
or all proposals or to accept any proposal. 1t
is the Intention to let the ork as whole and
not by items.
THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
CALIFORNIA
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

FINE INCOME PRODUCERS.
81 acres, situated in the Lodi district: Sac
ramento and Stockton electric railway passes
the place; finest of soil and improvements; IA
acres in bearing Tokay and Emperor grape
vines; II acres in Lowell and Muir peach trees:
acres suitable for alfalfa. with gasoline
pumping plant on the ground: family orchard.
with all varieties OF fruit; only "A Of mile to
shipping point cottage. good barn.
corral, chicken house and yards; windmill and
tank furnish water for house. barn, chicken
yards, etc; horses, harnesses. cow.
wagons. and all farming implements go with
the place; price. s12, ,oO0
acres in bearing oranges. situated in the
best orange belt in the state: well improved
with good Z room modern bungalow. good barn.
chicken houses. etc; all necessary implements
for carrying on the place; ell young trees
with steadily growing output; price $500.
or will exchange for good income city prop
erty.
Two elegant small tracts Of sandy loan soil.
situated on the line Of the Oakland and Wal
nut Creek electric railway; and the
other 10 acres. at a price that will double as
soon the railroad is in operation: can not
be surpassed for walnuts, chickens garden
patches.
COUNTRY DEPARTMENT
HoLCOMB REALTY COMPANY.
306 San Pablo av.. Oakland. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-26

Office Constructing Quartermaster. Fort Ma
son. Cal, August 25 1910. Sealed proposals. in
trplcate. for constructing reinforced concrete
pump shaft and resetting machinery at Fort
Barry, Cal. will he received here until IL a. m
September o. 1910. and then opened. Plans
specifications. blanks and necessary Information
can be obtained here Deposit $40 required to
insure return of plans. Envelopes containing
proposals to be endorsed Proposals for Pump
Shaft, etc, Fort Barry. Cal.. and addressed to
Major Geo. Nick. williamson Or. Mr., u. s. A.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-26
MARIN COUNTY REAL Estate

LOTS with redwood trees enough to build your
house; 5 minutes walk to Baltimore station:
all conditions and Improvements, just what you
want; 45 minutes or less from ferry via Sau-
salito:s quiet and rest at Baltimore Canyon
W. Z. COURTRIGHT, $50 Market ST. or as
the Baltimore Park.
MUST realize on house and lot at once; best part
OF San Rafael: attractive surroundings: meas
schools, depot, etc. VIII rent on long term
secured lease. but prefers to sell Send postal
card for narficrlars BOX 1851. Call offce.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-26
CITY REAL EsTATE-continued

CITY REAL ESTATE-Continued
500 down, $50 month, withoue interest: new,
neat cottage. plastered and wainscoted; !;
price s1.10O. including 25x100 TT. lot; McEner-
ney title; &c fare owl car: 35 minutes TO Sd
and Mission sts.; take car marked Ocean View
Guerrero ST. to Lakeview av. RIVERS
BROS. 461 Montgomery ST.
CITY lots for sale from $3.50 up; terms. Apply
Kelly Murphy Realty Co. 261 Pacific bldg.
HAVE Standard Title Insurance Company, Mills
bldg. insure your title: time and money.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-26
BuRLINGAME REAL ESTATE

BEAUTIFUL HOME SITES
Visit the beautiful Burlingame hill country.
the most beautiful within reach Of the city, far
surprising the cross bay localities; transfer to-
the San Mateo electric at 5th and Market
you always get a seat-and get on at EASTON
station, or take the Southern Pacific at Third
and Townsend Here Is the finest suburban homo
site on the peninsula EASTON ADDITIONS TO
BURLINGAME; beautiful shaded paths cool on
the hottest days; all improvements. cement
sidewalks streets sewers water. light and tele-
phone are installed; the homes will appeal to
you: large lots on easy terms; excellent and fast
train service, twice as fast to cross bay
points. For particulars about EASTON address
f. J. RODGERS. MILLS BUILDING. SAN
rp ANCTSCO
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-26

$3.50 CASH-10 ACRES-YEARLY $3.50
RICHEST GARDEN SOIL
FREE RRIGATION-PERFECT DRAINAGE
BEST TRANSP0RTATION-NE CITY
PRODUCES
Onions. per acre. 800 to 1000 sacks.
Potatoes. per acre. 150 TO 800 sacks
Celery, per acre, 1 u to carloads.
Beans, per acre. 20 to 40 sacks.
Cabbage. per acre, 10 to so tons
TRACTS TO SUITS TO 1000 ACRES
PRICE S125 PER ACRE UP
A e. PATTEN LAND COMPANY.
425 FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.