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WILLING TO PAY FOR SCHOOLING.

BURLINGTON, Oct. 22-SiXty YOUNG
Poles working in local %foundries n
factories have petitioned the city au-
thoritles for the establishment of a
night school. They do not ask for a
free institution, but say they are will
ing to pay for their instruction, Their
action has stirred the interest OF the
educational authorities to such an ex-
tent that it may lead to the opening OF
l~ong-agitated free night schools in the
public school buildings.
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trying to break into a house in Pine
street. The nan fed when Collar
opened the gate to leave a bottle Of
milk and the milkman gave chase.
After a run of half a mile the stranger
crossed the railroad tracks and out
distanced his pursuer. The authorities
believe the burglar to be the same per
son who entered Councilman Hahle's
house last Saturday morning and stole
silverware and other goods valued at
$500.
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A CAPITAL TRICK.

Tell your friends you will show them
something which you never saw, they
never saw and one one will ever see
again.
Let them try to guess what II is,
then-for no one will succeed. unless
he has heard this before-produce a nut
from your pocket. crack 1t, show the
kernel, and ask If any n had ever
seen 1t before.
Then eat il. Certainly no one will
ever see II again.
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NAB RUNAWAY BOY.

ELIZABETH, Oct. %. Rudolph
Freck, a boy living in Division street,
was arrested by Plainclothesman Ward,
charged with being a runaway from
home. The arrest was made by order
of Captain John A. Peters, to whom
Freek's father appealed. Mr.. Freck
says the boy refuses to stay home and
that he wanders off for days at a time.
The lad was turned over to his father
today.
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H WEEKLY CONTEST.

A PRIZE of 81 will be awarded this
n week for a selected complete
list of to New Puzzles
1872. Standard Dictionary Is used
for definitions; compound words are
shown by ("), and words out of die
tionary order by 90.
Address replies to "FU-ile Editor.
the STAR" and have same reach this
office within ten days. Answers will
appear in two weeks.
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Aurora. Songs VIII Be Memorable.

one of the best entertainments In
many a season during the long history
OF the NJ. G. V. Aurora will be that
scheduled for Thanksgiving Day eve in
its headquarters, As William street.
Chorus singing will be on the program
and ~rehearsals were held last night
under the baton Of Ernest Riethmanr
the musical director of the society.
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German-An,cricnn Women TO Aid Poor

Christmas for The benefit of deserv-
ing poor Will be observed by the Ger
man-American Central Damen Nerein,
and arrangements are under way for
an unusually generous celebration.
Several sister societies will Join the
verein in making the event a success
Mrs. Anna Bull, its president, who
has been actively engaged in the work,
has sent a circular letter TO other or
ganizations asking cooperation. 1t is
expected hat there will be a hearty re-
Sponse.
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Liberty singers Rehearse.

Rehearsals of choruses to be sung
and farces to be presented at the NJ. g.
Y. Liberty's coming entertainment kept
the members busy in their headquar-
ters. Liberty Hall, South orange ave-
nue.. last night, and the results were
highly satisfactory. Those who will
take part In the plays are Ernest Won
den Steinen, John J. Plemenik, Hans
/ chweizer. Henry Bonmer, oscar
Schroeder and Richard Jaeckel. Will
lam L~aufenberg. the musical director
of the society, held the singers well in
hand and excellent chorus work is as
sured. They are scheduled TO attend
several events to be held by other
German singing societies during the
season.
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Fielder, Judge Charles f. Herr, Henry
f. Snyder, Adolph Hensler, DR.. James
T. Wrightson, John F, Otterbein, #.
Albert Hahn, Michael Long and Her
mar r. l.. Beyer.
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NEW PUZZLES NO. 392.
$3.50.
HALF SQUARE.

Gin in the spaces above with the
words defined below SO that they read
down and across the sameo
/. Instruments for indicating the
atmospheric pressure. >. A poisonous
crystalline compound contained in the
leaves of certain anenones 90. 3. OBJ
served closely. 4 Relating to the
omanidae 80. .. Having a sour tenn
per. 8. (Scot.) Selfish. :. Restrained
within boun Is. s. To terminate. 8. In
law. an action. 10. The letter s..
HORATIO.
1881.
NUMERICAL
/, =. 2. 4. !. 6.
Meat pudding sliced cold and fried for
the meal
Same as welch rabbit-tastes like the
real.
The use of this process will bring out
the gold
And pay-dirt brings dollars-that's what
Pm told.
6. :.
A certain fine fabric of real gauzy silk
For the great, flowing robes Of Chink
and that ilk. REX.
1882.
DIAMOND.
/. The letter A. z. A seaweed CVsr).
3 prov. Eng. To pruue. 4. A
splash. ;. Formal bans, imprecations
or curses. g.. CHumorousD. A supposed
instrument for measuring truth. :. The
admission fees received at the gate at
an exhibition ("D. 8. Makes insane or
idiotic. . Valuations based on com
parison with q standard. 10. (Eng.1
The coalhsh. II. The letter r
TRYON.
3,2S3.
CHARADE.
His mind from studies FINAL turned
The pupil stares at space,
Until the teachers sudden ONES
His dreams quite TOTAL chase.
c. SAW.
1924.
DIAMOND.
1. The letter p. ,. The ocean. 3. The
dried leaflets of any n Of several
species of a genus of the bean family,
USED incidentally for their purgative
properties. 4. Musing. ). Feeble-mind-
ed. s. A welcoming hail. 1 The letter
r PARK.
3.2S5.
TRANSPOSITION
Rip Van Wrinkle took a drink
OF rum which put him FIRST,
And long years LAST into the past,
Ere slumber's letters burst.
To NEXT mis- chief the dwarfsh thief
Enticed him to their lair,
And gave poor Rip a brimming nip
of knockout drops for fair.
o. N. r. ONE.
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THE MAIL BOX.


Uncle Jack is always glad to receive
letters from his little friends on what
ever subject they desire to write about,
and he will publish these letters when
ever possible, together with pictures
of the puzzle-solvers. when sent to him.
The following letters are taken from
this weeks mail,
JOHN W. BATERBURY-All chill
dren who answer n or more OF the
puzzles correctly during the week are
entitled to have their name printed in
the Roll of Honor. The prize-winners
are announced daily.
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uermlne and victoria at FESTIVAL.

HermInc and Victoria at Festival.
Hermine Lodge. No. ?. order of the
Sons of Hermann, will take part in
the festival to be given under the
auspices of Victoria Lodge. of the same
order. in Passaic on the night before
Thanksgiving Day. and will join
Thusnelda Lodge November } in a little
social event to be held In Dassing's
Hall. Springfield aVenue Herminc
Lodge has it's headquarters in Muth's
Hall. and at its meeting there last
night received from Mrs. Anna Schu-
mann, Mrs. Anna Schmuhl and Mrs.
Charlotte Wagner. its representatives,
satisfactory reports of the recent lodge
session i'm Passaic.
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Besides this. there will he humorous
Rotations and instrumental music of
a high class. The men of Aurora will
take part in the coming social events
of the NJ. q. Y. Bayricher Saenger-
bund and the NJ. G. Y Orpheus Lieder-
kranz.
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NeWaTK, N, J,
Dear Uncle Jack-I received my pen
knife and am very proud of 1t. I thank
you very much. Not long ago l also
won another prize. ! received a ball.
Yours truly.
JOHN w. BATERBURY.
1872 Barclay street.
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Newark- N /

Dear Uncle jack received our
gift with great pleasure and am very
thankful to you. 1t is a baseball and
| use it very often. as | like very much
TO play ball. Yours truly,
Al Pierce street. HARRY LAUER.
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Why do men wear large watches
and ladies small ones?-Because men
like to have a BIC time.
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~ Any is very p4nd when papa c@ home mhM holds his Wtho her ear SO that she can hear the s
IL ens tick tick that come from inside the tmer%e can you ten ron me @ .Sgpq lures ~n
49, three thing are always to be found en- a whh? fy"u find the answer M o" %e coupon "" an"
The %o Girls and two boys who send in the matt oa answers to this puzzle can hen r choice OF
mot written plainly the answer viii rejected Uncle J@kw publish tn pbmeof fanny pNe@nne who are
to send him photograph Thype pictures nn" be used The prN%wHHHr will please write "p"e Jack tell
ing him how they like their awards n.u
Only children T Is Sf age are eligible to compete Be sure TO place. WoWs P" IN UpHP
to void dNM the pmMomoA TMn MmN@ neM Ne7tnnrs Will be nnomc@m on aMmN omT@
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JEROME COOK. of ossining. n. Y,
Is visiting his aunt at 1rvington. Uncle
Jack was glad to rear from him
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NNW Of Il, N u
Dear Uncle jack received one book
some time ago and I was very pleased
with it. and | hope / shall win this
one and | shall be very much obliged.
Your friend, ANNA FREEDMAN.
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nnvarinn sinKers' Kirmess.

Friends and members of the NJ. G..
Y. Bayriseher Saengerbund will enjoy
its kirmess in Hartwig's New Saenger
Hall, Springfield avenue, tonight and
tomorrow. Humorous recitations by
Professor Steiner, and singing by
Kbehler's Tyrolean Troupe are on the
generous program. The Saengerbund
viii be heard in some of its best
choruses, ana there Will be other diver
stems to delight the guests.
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what pins are used in soup?-Terra~
pins.
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MlLKMAN TURNS POLICEMAN.
BEVERLY, Oct. 22.-Milkman cd
ward Collar, while delivering milk
early yesterday morning, saw a burglar
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Happenings of
!. Importance in
German Circles

Socialist singers to Entertain.
One-act farces and male choruses
will entertain the members and friends
of the Socialist Liedertafel in Wevers's
Colosseum. Springfield avenue. tonight.
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3,273-By REVLos.
NOTES AND COMMENT.

THE prize of 81 offered for a selected
list of solutions to new puzzles, No.
800. was aMarded TO
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-17
MADISON & BURKE,
80 Montgomery st.

80 Montgomery st.
Established January, 1858.
Reliable Renters and Collectors.
S36 36,500-MontgomeFy st. corner; brick building.
under lease. paying per cent net;
large lot; solid investment.
S2o, o,OO0-Fine income paying corner in Western
addition; fats, always rented, pay
ing 8 per cent net; big lot.
14,5o0-Fell St. facing Golden Gate park; 4
modern fats. renting low at SIP so mo- :
this is very good; make offer.
$13,00O-Fulton st. nr. Golden Gate park: 3
flats and cottage, renting for $40; must
be sold.
s16,5oO-Three modern flats: I rooms and bath
each; Post ST., mr.. Octavia; lot 27:6x11O;
$11, 000-Modern flats and cottage; Sacramento
St, near Locust fat completely and
elegantly furnished rents $3.50 per month.
Sc, 1913 fine fats. McAllister st. near Pierce;
must be sold; want offer; this price
S,To0-Two flats, Broderick st. mr.. Sutter;
fine location; always rented.
S9,600-Lake St; . charming fats near 11th
av.; large lot; rent $3.50 per month
SI,1O0-Cheap buy in Fulton ST. mr. Laguna /;
81 :6x120 to St; rents $5s month
Fulton; rents SEQ.
S6,200-2 fats, Bush ST. mr.. Broderick and 6
rooms and bath; lot 27:6x9T:6; rents S65.
$6,250-Clay st. mr.. Devisadero; rooms and
bath; large lot.
So,00O-Greenwieh ST.. small fats near La
guna; good income; S4S per month.
$4,SO0-Two modern fats Clement ST. mr. 2fst
av.; in good condition.
S2,5O0-Tehama St mr.. 9Th; 25XS0
81, 15O-Alabama ST. mr. 2Sth; cheap home with
lot 50xS0; make offer
$2,15o-Jones st. lot, near in; suitable for
small fats.
81 ,5o0-Gloyer st. Jones; fine lot for cottage
fats
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-17
PROBATE SALE.

The following properties for sale in the
estate Of Caroline z. Styche:
/. Lot of land on the north side of Grove
street distant 9s feet inches westerly from
Laguna street, being 3s feet inches by 120 feet
back to Birch av. The improvements consist of
two room houses and four and room flats.
Monthly income, S147.50.
.. Lot the west side of Fillmore street, 62
feet inches northerly from Fulton street, being
25 feet by 81 feet 6 inches. Improvements con-
sist of two stores and fiat above. Monthly in
come $3.50.
Bids for either OF these properties should be
sent to the office of Martin Stevens, room 500,
Mills building, San Francisco, on Thursday,
April 81.
Terms-Cash with bid 10 per cent of the
amount, balance confirmation by the court.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-17

DEvISADERO AND CALIFORNIA SIS.
That fine, well improved property west side
DeTisadero St, 27:6 IT. south of California; !;
lot So :6x100 #. with improvements consisting
OF 8 modern dwellings, 1923 3-I925-192I Devisa-
dero st, of and rooms each; also 192S-3l
Deysadero. . fats of rooms and bath ca. I;
entire property produces monthly rental OF
Sl60; should be remodeled into stores; would
pay 8 handsome income.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-17
COUGH AND PINE SITS

That fine investment, southwest cor. Cough
and Pine sts., 60x1l2:6 IT, with Improvements
consisting of large dwelling of rooms and ba.
on corner; another. stores and basement;
dwelling OF rooms on Cough st. and houses
OF 10 rooms and ba. ca on Pine ST. Entire
property rents Sl55 per no. This property
commends itself as an investment for modern
Improvements OF apal tments or fats
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-17

HOMES FOR SALE.
EASY TERMS.
Artistic, new modern homes; 10th av.
and Lake st; one block from Suffer st.
cars; one Of the choicest residential sec.
tion hall, with large living room, having a
combination bookcase and log CRATE; dining
room. with paneled walls, beamed ceilings and
large brick fireplace; also plate glass china
closets; kitchen large and sunny; 3 bedrooms
on second floor, finished In white enamel; door
mirrors and large closets in each room; sep
arate bath and toilet; S foot concrete base
ment, with garage; pretty lawns, with palms
in front of each residence; must be inspected
TO be appreciated; buy now and have all the
interior decorating finished to suit you.
Agents on the premises.
G. II. UMBSEN & CO.,
20 Montgomery ST.. Exclusive Agents.
SOL GETz & SONS Real Estate Dealers.
Room 32S, Chronicle building.
Grading of our Park Blocks nearly completed.
No better opportunity has yet been offered for
the choicest cheapest lots on easy terms.
s1.25O to 81. .soo-Fronting St. ADD and 44th
avs: park and cars; lots and streets on official
grade. See them at once.
$3.50 to s1,250-In any part Of oceanside,
Parkside and Sloat boulevard. Invest and you
will make money there
SUNSET DISTRICT LOTS
$500 to 81. .450-In 10Th. goth, 22d, 23d. Oath
and 25th avs. from n to E SITS.
All graded, ready to build on. Fine view OF
park and ocean. On installments.
$3.50 to $S5o-Richmond heights lots; superb
view Of ocean, park and Spreckels lake. Terms.
$500 to $450--Excelsior homestead, Ocean
View and Lakeview lots; S. month.
81 900 to ss.5oo-Modern cottages; good Ioca.
tions; easy terms.
Oceanside branch office, corner 81 st. and Al
av. Sunset branch office, corner Fl st. and Path
ay. Both open daily and Sundays
SOL GETz SONS, Owners and Dealers,
Room 32s, Chronicle Bldg.
/ OR more lots or cottage in Richmond or Sun
set districts. S. =. 167S 10th ay., Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-17
VALLEJo AND FOLK SIS.

Fine lot 33:I0xs7:6 IT. on the grade, south
line Vallejo ST, 100 IT. east Of Polk; street
work all completed; property is key lot; close
TO transfer corner at Polk and Vallejo SITS. !;
foundation on property could be used for new
Improvements.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-17
MISSION AND TwENTY-FoURrH SITS.

mat nne investment property, 2S56-6O MIS-
sion St, west side. 1853 TT. north of 25th;
Improvements consist OF houses OF I-I-S
rooms and bath which could be readily changed
into hats and stores below; this property is in
heart OF the Mission and values of land are
steadily increasing; lot 6OxllT:6 #. TO rear
street.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-17
Phones KEARNY as1o and css1o (Home).

TAKEN OF PROPERTY, IN
SURANCE LOANS.
Phones KEARNY 3s1o and C3s1o (Home).
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
WATER FRONT LOT FOR EXCHANGE
price $50, COO. less So, 800 mortgage; will trade
equity for realty showing equal value (63TS)
s2G,ooo-INCoME $4,000.
business Investment of stores and 80 rooms
double lot, 55xl37:6; near Fillmore and O'Far-
rell SITS. (7196)
OWNER MUST sELL-REsIDENCE.
1S,000-A beautiful home of 10 rooms and bath
luxuriousy finished throughout; Broad
way, in choice block only small amount
cash required; look at this and make us
any reasonable offer. (6611l
REDUCED FROM $16,5Oo
$lo,000--3 sunny flats fronting on > streets in
vicinity of O'Farrell and Steiner sts. in
come $145 a month"; always rented; large
lct, 81 feet frontage. running through
TO rear street; $500 can remain bank
mortgage if desired. (5004(
BIG INCOME INVESTMENT
Sll,OOO-Rents near $3.50 month new building
OF 6 separate flats near Market and Va
lencia; lot over 81 feet frontage.
UNUSUAL NORTHEAST CORNER.
Northeast corner on California St; containing
lower at oeped p a % low ana eps Of 81 Geo.
we were obliged to refuse an orfer of $500
Tor these about a week ago. (1O121
A FEW CHEAP LOTS.
SS.5oo-Western addition corner: practically 8
frontages; 81 :6x9T :6; \ BARGAIN. (4556)
SS,o00-Marine view corner; 51x13T:6: Wash
ingtpn st. not far from Taylor. (5657565S)
S6, l5O-Cheapest lot on Pine ST.; 2jx137 g
peculiarly well located for light and sun.
$o.60O-Tbe only lot left on Clay street not far
from Jones; 2Sx137:6;. sunny side; de
lightful view Of bay. city, etc; had Of
these. but sold one few days ago; bet
ter get busy on this one; will be hard to
find similar property. (7OS5)
So,00U-Lea Venworth St. adjoining corner and
facing on Streets an ideal lot for 2 or
flats; first rate renting locality. (70O9)
S2,2OO-Level lot on l1th av. H St; 25x
120: all street work complete. (66T4)
BAIDWIN A HOWELL. 21S- -2ot Kearnr st
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-17

s,.o.. RESIDENCES AND FLATS
sl4'VVV-kents Sl.l40 yearly; 8 beautiful fats
eeoo 7, and b.; 1st nr. II St
"o'-"O i1ents $3.50 mo-; fine fats s. 3. 8
= ana .. ca. Clement st; splendid busi-
ness prospect. 80
~9VOVI - siliornia St; rents S52-5 80 mo-: business
EVhNERi east Of 9Th av.; store and fat:
lot - :6x1OO ''
so'9W-Beautiful colonial residence. large
sunny T. and b.; beam ceiling; everything
Lalest; eth aT. nr. Lake; bitum. St: $3.50
S''ovo-z6th ar. mr. West Clay: marine view
eesioence, : r and b.; Sl.IoO cash. bal
S35 month ' 01
S"-SooCfERMs; modern cottage. ; r. and h 8
70 s.oo II. Dsmt' close 10 I ST. and 18th ay
"-'''V C0ttage, ?. and b.; TERMS; California
Il. nr. 18th av.; bituminized street
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-17
CITY REAL EsrATE-continued
BALDWIN & HOWELL, 31s-324 Kearny ST..

REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTIONEERS
RENTS COLLECTED. ENTIRE CHARGE
TAKEN OF PROPERTY, IN
SURANCE LOANS.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-17

of RESIDENCES, INVESTMENT and UNIM-
PROVED PROPERTIES will be offered at our
noon.
J. R. HITE ESTATE
ll1S Market ST. north line, Jones; this
choice Market ST site is under lease until June.
EXECUTOR SALE
l372-74 Grove St, north line, Broderick
good building Of fats Of and rooms and
bath each; key lot 25x137:6,
EXECUTOR SALE
18th St, east line. near Folsom; large lot
esxe5, irr. this lot If improved with small tene-
'''i'' "Ouiu sHRapER fffia III rs1pFns sTi FLATS
1881 Shrader st. Waller; splendidly
constructed building containing ? nats; upper Of
rooms and bath with additional rooms In
attic and lower Of rooms and bath with one
sdditional room in basement; rent $50 per month;
lot 25xl31;3; satisfactory mortgage can be ar
McALLIsTER ST. CORNER
Northeast cor. McAllister st. and Central
new. improvements consisting Of room
dwelling, elegantly finished marble steps and
vestfbule, hardwood floors, ETC.. well finished
fats Of rooms and bath each, steadily rented
mortgage can be arranged.
EXECUTOR SALE
Southwest corner Of Sth av. and ST.; one
block from Golden Gate park; this choice cor
nIer, 53ex1oo, will be sold either as whole or
SPLENDID HOLDING
FOR SPECULATION OR TO IMPROVE
o psshe ST. south line east Of Montgomery
east line of Montgomery ST. south of Pacific; II
improved would yield large returns.
PINE STREET CORNER
Northeast corner Pine and Middle sts, between
Webster and Fillmore; improvements consist of
store with rooms in rear, fats of rooms each
and story dwelling of rooms and bath /;
rents $50 per month; lot 27xS7:6; bank mortgage
OF $3.50 remain.
REFEREE SALE
HOS to IA Steiner ST., east line, near Golden
Gate av.; Improvements consist of 3 story
frame building containing stores and apart
ments of rooms each; present rents $s5. 30,
with one apartment vacant
GUARDIANSHIP SALE
2503-5 Howard St, east line. near 21st; i'm
provements consist of fats of As rooms and
bath each, rented low at SAB per month; at
small outlay this property could be made to
yield much larger returns; lot 2S:3xS0.
BAY SHORE INVESTMENT
Southeast corner Of visitacion and Rutland
st. OFF San Bruno av., near Bay Shore station;
Improvements consist of fats of rooms each
corner portion of lot is vacant; owner being an
absentee will allow liberal mortgage to stand.
MISSION COTTAGE
4370 18th St, west of Clara av.; cottage of 5
rooms and bath; lot 25xS75 must be sold !;
terms can be arranged
For catalogue and further particulars apply to
G. n. UMBSEN &c CO.,
20 Montgomery ST., S. F.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-17
FORECLOSURE SALE
RESIDENCE FOR $1,000 CASH

substantial home, rooms etc, and
large lot in north side of Turk ST. not far
from Scott; lot nearly 80 ft. frontage; at
small expense could be converted into apart
ments fats; can be sold for 81 coo cash,
balance arranged to suit purchaser; must be
sold to satisfy obligations now due; price
$4,000. (7467l
For further particulars apply to
BALDWIN & HOWELL. 31S324 Kearny st.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-17
MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE.

MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE.
$1,000 cash. balance easy terms: 2 new 5
room fats; bituminized street; near 18th and
Castro; viii positively show q per cent on
money invested; owner must sacrifice; act
quickly.
Sc. .25o-Terms: 2 new 5 room fats: rear cot
taRe. rooms; lot 25x14s; win rent for ST. 80
month; close in; wide, finished street; snap;
no reasonable offer refused.
W. ]. BOWLING & CO.. 521 Valencia st
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-17
CITY REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
AUCTIONEERS.
l25 AND I27 SUFFER- ST.

OR NEXT AUCTION SALE WILL BE. HELD
AT OUR SALESROOAfS I25 AND I27 SUFFER-
ST, AT J. O'CLOCK NOON, TUESDAY, APRIL
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-17

G. H. UMBSEN & CO.,
Real Estate, Renting. Collecting and Insurance,
20 Montgomery st.