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marks were discouraging. The mat
ter was left for discussion later in
the evening, the meeting not realizing
there would be no time left after the
election
Article 8 and 10 we're moved by Mr.
Burchenal.
The Rev. G. II. Dole. who was un-
aware that the executive committee
had been asked to report a question
for definite discussion at this meeting
withdrew the motion as soon as
he was informed Of that fact, moved
that ;he chairman, himself as chair
man, appoint a committee of three to
draft a commission form of govern
ment for Wilmington. to be submitted
to the next meeting of the associa-
tion, with a view to introducing it at
the next session of the legislature. Mr.
Brinckle amended it to strike out with
view to introducing it before the
next Legislature" saying that it would
be serious to create the impression
that the association was committed to
the commission form, which they were
not. Mr.. Kurtz said that if the as
sociation came before the Legislature
with bald proposition at this stage
of a new form of commission govern
ment changing all the ola ways, they
would have as much chance of sue
cess as they would of flying to the
moon. They had TO have long edu-
cation OF public opinion first. They
didn't realize the problems they were
up against With $1,000 just paid
for revised and annotated city
charter they would meet strong pub
lie opposition, and they needed ex-
haustive study to take the proper pro-
cedure.
The following new members were
received last night Richard S
Monck, l.. p. Bush, W. d. Brinckle, J.
r. Thomas, i. b. Stirlith, J. w. Macul-
Ian, Mrs. A. d. Warner II. r. lsaacs
j. p. MCGOWAN, Ethel b. Warner, H.
ID. Downey, A. r. Foster, c. c. XII
len, Herbert $. Morrow, Joseph Der
rickson, Malcom A. Brc-lus, j. w
Morris. Frederic Dunbar, Norwood
Rearick and c. W. Hughes.
William ID. MulleIN and Howell $
England wished to join last night
but discovered that they, as residents
OF Brandywine hundred, were barred
by the constitutional law admitting
only residents OF Wilmington. AS
soon as procedure will allow, the con-
stitution. will be amended to include
adults engaged in business I'm vii,
mingtOu.
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TUNGSTEN LAMPS
FOR STREETS SOON

Oscar T. Crosby. president Of the
Wilmington and Philadelphia Trac-
ton Company produced letters and
kilograms before the directors of the
Street and Sewer Department this
mOning in explanation Of the COM
pany's delay in the erection of tung-
stem lights throughout the city.
Although the street lights have not
been installed and the people con-
tinually ciamor for the erection OF
these lamps. Mr.. Crosby showed that
the fault was not entirely with the
company as many attempts have been
made to have the manufacturers ship
the lamps. These continued requests
have been unheeded practically, but
a communication was presented show
ing that shipments of the lamps had
been made on November 2S and No
vember 30.
They should be here within a few
days, Mr.. Crosby explained, and it
will be but a matter of a few days
after their receipt until they are erec-
ted
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ASKS CITY TO PAY
FOR AUTO DAMAGE

The Street and Sewer Commission
ers today received a letter from j. J.
Satterthwaite asking that he be given
$1275, the cost of having a rear mud
guard on his automobile repaired,
such repairs being made necessary
when a man had beaten a horse at
tached to a street cleaning cart so
mercilessly over the head that the
animal back into the rear of the car.
A question arose as to whether the
city was responsible in such cases or
whether it was up to the man from
whom the city hired its horses and
carts.
The matter was referred to the city
solicitor.
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MORE TESTIMONY
IN CATTLE CASE

Continued from First Page)
West average S12 a head.
Mr.. Dougherty said he saw the cat
tie and told Mr. Coursey, the agent
there, that the cattle would have to
be signed for i'm bad condition" The
bill was therefore signed with nota-
sion, hungry and dirty" upon it
relatives to the condition of the cat
tie
While the case was in progress coun-
sci got involved in a peculiar ques-
ton. Mr.. Ball had subpOenaed a wit
ness who was in the employ of the
defendant company. The summons
served upon this individual on Sat
urday last was a subpOenae duces
tecum, and directed the witness to
bring certain papers hearing upon the
argument into court. The witness
did as subpoenaed
Mr. Neary, of counsel for the de-
fendant, objected TO Mr.. Ball having
possession of the papers. He claimed
that he was not aware of the fact that
Mr.. Ball had them in his possession
until at that moment.
The court after looking up the law
found that a subpoenas duces tecum
could not be served on a party on the
adverse side of the proceedings Mr.
Ball finally announced his willing
ness to hand over the papers to Mr.
Neary. with the understanding thai
he would get them through another
process of law, when they were
needed.
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RUMlIAGE SALE FOR Y. w. c. A.
Members of the Young Women's
Christian Association will hold their
midwinter rummage sale on Friday
and Saturday of this week, at temper
ance headquarters, No. 100 West
Eighth street. Donations Will be
gratefully received.
Mrs. L. c. Thompson, chairman of
the house and luncheon committee,
will be in charge of the sale, and her
aides will be Miss Downey, the gen.
eral secretary: Mrs. +. T. Warner,
Mrs. George w. Remington, Mrs
James Humes, Mrs. Thomas H. Saw
cry, Mrs. Willard Smith, Mrs. Bissell
Grummon, Mrs. S. Cooper Hill. Mrs
Isaac Phillips, and Mrs. Robert
Crozier.
Friends are asked to remember the
sale. both with contributions and pur-
chases.
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Headache a

my father has been a sufferer from
sick headache for the last twenty-five
years and never found any relief until
he began taking your Cascarets. Since
he has begun taking Cascarets he has
never had the headache. They have
entirely cured him. Cascarets do what
you recommend them to do. l will
give you the privilege of using his
name. e. NJ Dickson, 1920 Resiner
St, w. Indianapolis, Ind.
Pleasant, Palatable, Potent, Taste Good.
Do Good Never Sicken, Weaken or
Grpe 1Oc, 25c. SOC. Never sold In
bulk The genuine tablet stamped
&C q. Guaranteed 20 cure or your money
hack. 9e5
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Knees Became Stiff
Elue Years Of seyere RheumatIsnn

The cure of Henry ]. Goldsiein, "A
Barton Street, Boston, Mass, is anoth-
er victory by Hoods Sarsaparilla.
This great medicine has succeeded In
many cases where others have utterly
failed. Mr.. Goldstein says: Il suf-
fered from rheumatism five years, 1t
kent me from business and caused ex-
cruciating pain. My knees would be-
come as stiff as steel. L tried many
medicines without relief, then took
Hoods SarsaDarilla, soon felt much
better. and now consider myself en-
tirely cured. / recommend Hoods"
Get 1t today In usual liquid form or
chocolated tablets called SarSatahS.
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Mr.. DAVIS NAMED
FOR TREASURY PLACE

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Dec. g.
President Taft sent to the senate this
morning the nomination of Frank II.
Davis, Of Dover, as a deputy auditor in
the Treasury Department. Mr. Davis
succeeds $. John Abbott in the posi-
tion, and entered upon his duties some
time ago.
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FLORISTS
DEATHS

James B. scull
Susanna II. Messenger.
y. Prank Zebley.
Granville Rawlins.
William Taylor.
Christian Spoerl.
SpOERfs--ln this city. on December 5th
1910, Christian Spoerl, in his 77th year
Relatives friends, Columbia Lodge, No. 26,
7. q. o. T.. Delaware Tribe No. ], Imp d
o. r. NJ and the Delaware Saengerbund are
invited TO attend the funeral services at the
residence Of his son-in-law, Frank Swenhart,
No 500 Monroe street on Thursday after
noon. December 9Th. at 2.3O o clock. in.er-
ment at Riverview cemetery.
TAYLOR-In this city, on December 9th,
1910. william Taylor, aged Al yeors.
Relatives friends ana members Of Appollo
Castle No. .. K OF G.. f., are invited 10
attend the funeral services az his late resi-
dence No 1907 W. Sixth street ON Thuts-
dav afternoon. December sth, at . O'Clock.
Interment Silverbrook cemetery.
NFgsTNGFR-I Stanford, Conn, on Decem-
bcr an, Susanna IL. Messenger OF vii
Relatives and friends are invited to at.
tend the funeral services az the residence
of DIR. J. Harmer Rile GIT Delaware Ave-
on wednesday morning at 10 O'Clock. In
torment in Wilmington and Brandywine
cemetery.
sCULIsEIn this city. on December 3rd
1910. James B. ScuN, aged p years
relatives and friends OF the family are
invited 10 atteDd the funeral services at his
late residence No. 9l9 Linden street, or
Tuesday evening, December 6th az O'Clock
nrther services and interment at Sellers
vile. Bucks county, Pa, on Wednesday. Dc
cember z. 1910.
n RHXVTINs-In birmingham township. Pa.
on December A, 1910, Granville Rawlins
aged 76 years.
Relatives and friends are invited 90 at
tend the funeral services at his late resi-
dence. on Thursday afternoon, at / o'clock
Interment at Friends burying grounds, Con
cord, Pa.
ZEBLEY-In this city. ON December erd
1910, b. Frank Zebley.
Relatives, friends. employees Of tine p.
u. 8 W. Shops. Friendship Conclave. No. /
Heptasophs or s. w. NJ, and the Olive Ba,
Club are invited 60 attend the funeral ser
vices at his late residence No. 5fI Ponlai
street. ON Wednesday afternoon, Dec 9Th al
p O'Clock. lnterment az Riverview cemetery
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Books
BOWLING LEAGUE DATES

The weeks schedule for the Y. NJ. c.
A. Bowling League follows: Tuesday,
3 o'clock, Payett and Hess vs. Walker
and williamson; Wednesday, o'clock
Kirk and Thompson VS.. Stroud and
Walker; Thursday, o'clock, Cath
cart and Henstrom VS.. Day and Har-
ris; Friday. s o'clock, Souder and Mar
tin vs.. Kirk and Thompson; Saturday
Souder and Martin vs.. Robinson anl
Reagan, and Williamson and Walker
- Day and Harris.
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ANDERsONyILLE VET HERE.

Hale and hearty, Frank W. Smith,
the veteran of Andersonville Prison,
arrived in this city yesterday and was
welcomed by a delegation of fifteen
boys Of the Y. NJ c. A., headed by r..
J. Pelican, secretary of the boys de-
partment. Each member Of the COM
mittee wore a badge with a welcoming
sentence upon it, and the welcome af-
fected the veteran deeply.
This morning Mr. Smith spoke in
the auditorium of Public School No. 2S.
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UNLAWFUL TO HUNT

While Ground Is Covered With Snow.
Gunners are hereby notified that
special vigilance is being exercised i'm
the enforcement of the above law.
Delaware Game Protective Associa-
tlone
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CRUDE FUNERAL TO.MORROW.

William h. Grubb viii be buried
from his late home at Holly Oak to-
fcrment made IN the Newark Gene
iery Mr.. Grubb fell down stairs at
bis home Sunday morning and died as
q result.
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Silk and Dress Goods

Dress raern suitable for gifts of Armue Panama ponn
Crspn silk and wool popln &c S235 to $40 00
p, pix IN every weave and pattern Sl50 TO 400
Black fur cloth in Astrakhan and Caracul 50 90 and 60 25
Sk and Cotton Goods in plain and novelty effects Sc ia Doc
Black silks IN full dress lengths $500 and nm
Our holiday Handkerchefs and Silk are now in their
new home opposite the cOOred dress goods YOU will
md large and beautiful assortment Silk Irish linen
plain and embroidered Handkerchefs TO $500 each Full
""e VI oCaris from soc TO $500
Large assortment of Suit Cases Ladies' Handbags Pocebo
Belts Leather Novelties and Umbrellas.
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BABIES HOSPITAL MEETING.

A meeting of the Board Of Managers
of the Babies Hospital was held at
the hospital this morning. The at
tendance was small, owing to the
stormy weather, and only routine
business was transacted and Informal
was held.
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Undertaken
SnAINDLLN G Embalmer

No. PA W. Ninth Street.
Careful attention day or night.
Bodies in Boarding Houses, Hotels
and Hospitals removed and cared for
until claimed. Carriages furnished
Appointments flrst-class- Both Phones.
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MILLIAMSON HIGH MAN-

On the Y. NJ. c. A. alleys last night
Walker and Williamson took two OF
three games from Kirk and Thompson.
Williamson established a new high
mark with 230 pins TO his credit.
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There is a fine selection Of season.
able goods to be found here. The
handsome dolls for which we are al
ready famous Many beautiful Sc
and childrens furs, children's coats
and useful articles for gifts to men.
eomeu or children at the Goldberg
"<-"sht Store. No. 4l5 King street"
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Coats, Suits and Waists

Womens 75c outing flannel Dressing Sacques
sizes SOC
Womens long kmonos in hannelette and 75c $500
Womens Caracu Coats special values SIS $40 and S5
Cdrens Coats in cloth and caacu IA year
Womens plain tailored and embroidered Waists to $500
Beautiful line of Fur and MarabOuts suitable for gifts.
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CAFSAR RODNFY CUApTrD

The annual meeting Of Caesar Rod
ney Chapter, Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution, will be held to-mor-
row afternoon in the Historical So
ciety Building.
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There is a fine selection of season
able goods to be found here. The
handsome dolls for which We are al
ready famous. Many beautiful Sc
iections of jewelry novelties. Ladies'
md childrens furs, children's coats
and useful articles for gifts to men,
women or children at the Goldberg
Daylight Store. No. 415 King streets
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The best window blass to be had al
Byrne Paint and Glass Company. No.
407 Shipley streeta
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Balcony Departments

Chdrens Sleeping Garments price ............ SOC
Special lot of Silk PeicOats variety of cOOrs $500
Womens pink and blue stripe hannelette Night
Mems Slippers in Romeos Eveets and 81 Is
Womens fur trimmed felt ules Observation-Disclosures. 81 25
Womens leather Iuiets ................. 81 20
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Millinery

We simply have make for Christmas goods and this
week make clearance of trimmed unmmed hat in STOCK
at cost Notice the hats trimmed with willow pume in our upre
show window for $l5, and the Rough the lower vim
dow for $3.50. Can you bet these prices?
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stormy weather will find the leaks
in your roof. Our roof paint will
stop all leaks Byrne Paint Company
407 Shipley streets
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The best window blass to be had at
Byrne Paint and Glass Company. No.
4O7 Shipley stree!.'
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Crosby & Hill Go.
Cos, 6O7, 6O9 Market Street.
We Give Green Trading Stamps They the Best.
Winter Underwear Specials

With the inches deep and the thermometer steadily
going toward zero very strongly that underwear IS IN
many cases not quite heavy enough We have large and varied
stock 70 select have just the style OF garment
YOU desire and let show you Below we quote
few specials from immense stock.
Childrens Pants .9Oc
Chidrens fleece lined Sleeping Garments -. -. Que
ribbed wool Shirts Z0c DUO Doc Jc
Boys Wrghts heeced Underwear QUO
Children fleece lined Shirts and Drawers 5c and 3gc
Chidrens Suits 5Oc, 5yc i5c SlOO Slzo
Womens weight Union Suits SIPS value, for soc
Womens fleece lined Vests and Pants SOC value for c
Womens grey wool Vests and Pants SlOO and Sl5O
white Pants Toe to $500
Mems lined Underwear .39c
wnghts Underwear 90 value for S9c
Mems scarlet Underwear S100 and S175
Mems Australian Shirts and Drawers 75c to $500
Mems Australian wool doublebreased Shirts SOO and $500
Gloves, the Always Acceptable Holiday Gifts.
BOYS fleece lined Kid Gloves SOC, 75c SlOO
Chldrens fleece lined Mocha Mitens SOC
Womens and 2cap Gloves all shades SlOO and $500
6button Silk Gloves evening shades S1O0
Boys lined Gauntlet Gloves in kid and bean SOC to Sl00
Mems Womens and Chldren wool Golf Gloves 25c and SOC
Special sale of Womens wool Hose .25c and soc
Mems pure Silk Hose in black only soc
Special sale of Women fleece lined Hose value 15c
Mems Silk Hose, 35c pair box of pairs for SlOO
| ldren's ribh Hose \ or 3pairs for 50c
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H. H. WARD CIVIC
ASSOCIATION HEAD

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CONTINUED from First Page)
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-09
FARMS FOR SALE
FLORIDA LANDS
%rrD

Would you invest in 5. TO- 20 40 acre
fruit, vegetable. poultry, pecan or truck farm
in Florida's best agricultural district il you
could get it for $3.50 per acre under market
price? We just opening tract in Colum
bia county, and while constructing the campaign
will sell a few tracts cash easy payments
of s. per month. We have just issued beauti-
full 20 page book showing pictures of fields and
dwellings in locality, all in artistic colors
We will mail you this book free and send you
such other advertising matter will give you
a good idea of our proposition. Our land is con-
venient TO 3 railroads, and have Lake City,
a modern county seat of 5000 people, in our
midst. People who know Florida consider our
tract of the very best. 1t is indorsod by
bankers. congressman farmers and the board of
trade Prices very low; easy buying plan. Write
for maps and book giving truthful description.
CoLUMBIA-FL0RIDA LAND CO.. 457 Times
building ST Louis Mo-
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-09
MADISON q BURKE,
30 Montgomery st.


Established January, 1855.
Reliable Renters and Collectors.
Sls.500-Feu ST.. facing Golden Gate park;
modern fats. renting low at SlI2.50 mo.
this Is very good; make offer.
Slo-oOo-Fulton ST, near Golden Gate PARK;
fats and cottage, renting for SllO; must
be sold.
SIG 5OO-3 modern fats. rooms and bath each;
Post 81. near Octsyia; lots 27:6xllOi
SlG.Co0-Pacifc Heights residence near Scott;
containing l. rooms and baths; a bar
gain
SlG0oO-Jordan sv-. fine home; rooms and
bath, large sunny grounds and nle gar
den; lot 66.SX120 feet; best home district
in the city; easy terms
SlL000-MOderu fats and cottage: Sacramento
ST. near Locust; / Tat completely and ele-
ssnriy furnished; rents $50 per month.
-. s.I50-3 fine flats. McAlisIer 81. near Pierce:
Eusr be sold; want an offer; this price
has been reduced from $4,000.
>t-foc-2 fats. BrOderick 81. near Suffer- hne
location; always rented.
50 500-Lake St; charming fats 11th
aF.- large lot. rent S77 30 per month
Sl.fOe-Choap buy IN Fulton ST. near Laguna
= .6XI20 10 rear street; rents S5S month.
sl.25o-2 modern hats; Broderick 81. near Full
ton; rents 500
.25Q-2 fats Bush ST. near Broderick: and
rooms and bath; lot 2T:6X97-6; rent
Sl.gO0-Greenwich ST. small fats. near La
Euna; good income: S4S per month.
81 500 modern fats. Clement St near 2lst
aF-: in good condition.
Sf.590-Jersey ST.. mr.. Noe; flats and cot
tage. rents S4l Mortgage can remain
S--5NO-Iehama ST. near 9th: 25xS0.
s. lJO-Alabama 81. near 2Sth; cheap home,
with lot 50xS0; make offer
s.. l50-Jones St lot, near in; suitable for
sl.5Oo-Glover st. near Jones; fine lot for cot
tase OF fat
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CITY REAL EsTATE-Continued

=
Lot in the westerly line Of Folsom St between
18th and Goth; very large lot. 6Oxl22:o. VIII
mentS consist Of & , story residence containing
rooms and bath and cottage Of rooms ano
bath; rented for S45 per month.
LARGE HOLDING IN RICHMOND.
Large lot. lO0x240 feet, fronting both 21st
and 22d avs between Clement and California
sis.; 2lst sF. bituminized and accepted by the
city; 22d az. severed and macadamlzedi TINS
piece cuts up into s lots 25xl20 feet each and
would be readily salable in subdivisions; between
car lines in growing district; hne opportunity
HOWARD ST. LOT NEAR 4TH ST.
Vacant lot the southeast line Of Howard
81. between 4th and 5th sts.; 45NS5 feet; this IS
me large lot. close in, on main street ana
outside OF the IRE limits.
HOWARD ST. LOT NEAR 9Th ST
Fine large lot. 5OXS0 feet; level; ready Tor
building; outside OF FIRE limits; great iuture'
close 10 6th St
65l 665 Shotwen St near 2lst: very large lot,
aGNl22-6. with double story house with 6 large
sunny rooms and bath each; rents 500; theSe 1u
provements are in good condition and are always
OAKLAND BUSINESS CORNER.
I 2-r1o0 n feet through 10 5tb St: AT Point
station iOcsl :. Z. r. r.; very large corner
lot- with 5 fronfages partially improved Win
story building containing 4 stores and roomlng
houses OF Il rooms above present rents go,
could be greatly increased by putting buildings
on vscsnt land and some repairs to present build
ms; improvements II 1921 1th St
OAKLAND BUILDING LOT
North side of 30th 81 near Union; near Key
Route station; tine, level lot. with macadamlzed
street, sewer. etc.
TWO GUERRERO ST. LOTS
Two beautiful building lots on the west side OF
Guerrero St near 18th; Mission park; hne
location for fats; all street work done and ac-
ccpred
RICHMOND RESIDENCE, 5TH Av.
40 9Th av: good story house Of g rooms
aud hath: near Point LObos av.; lot 25xl2O feet;
mortgage 81 800. Hibernia bank. can remain.
McALLISTER ST. INVESTMENT
Southeast corner Willard and McAllister sts-
. story building containing flats Of / rooms
snd bath each: modern: rents S94: l block from
Golden Gate park; mortgage S0.5O0; street work
biruminized; marine view.
LYON 4 HOAG,
62g Market 81
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-09

FOR satisfactory site near San Francisco;
buildings and machinery and 30 acres of land
railroad and tide water. with wharf and
ample supply Of fresh water. Address Fac
tory. 1913 Page st.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-09
OAKLAND REAL EsTArE-Continued

So, 5,500-Lot S5x135 with 2 modern 5 room cot
tages; street work done blocks to Lake
Shore boulevard; 10 minutes walk to 18th
St and Broadway; 50. 500 mortgage.
s5, 7oO-2 new modern ) and room flats; lot
40x135; all street work done near Grove
and 55th ST. Key Route depot; 81 800 cash
cash.
81, 000-2 fats. rooms and bath each; lot 45x
$50; near Grove st. Key Route depot
$4,000 mortgage stand
81, ,4Oo-Lot 50x100. with room cottage and
barn; Clinton station; $500 cash.
SO, ,1O0-$250 cash. balance easy; lot, 40x150,
with good 3 cottage; street work
done; line.
SO, ,OO0-A good business corner on Grove St; 50X
100; with store and and barn.
81, 100, less 81, 200 mortgage-Corner lot 40x10o
with a modern cottage and l room
cottage; reduced from $4,000; blocks to
car
HUGH NJ. CAMERON,
1858 Broadway, Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-09

100 acres between Nacaville and Dixon, and
only mile from station, Solano county; lever;
fine sandy loan soil; room cottage, cellar
barn 5Ox60; all in good condition; place all
should return 81 500 net; crop all goes; price
$50 per acre; terms Here Is your chance TO
get a dandy property at bargain price.
300 acres level land. under irrigation, in
upper Sacra2ento valley; soil very rich
alluvial loan i feet to water gravel; between
main county roads: town and railroad;
half mile from creamery; ideal alfalfa, vege
table. corn or fruit land; would make one Of
the finest alfalfa and dairy ranches in the
state or splendid subdivision proposition; al
ready plotted; price SO per acre. beautiful
property and best buy on the market
l.7fo acre ranch in famous Thomes Greek
valley. Tchama county; about 400 acres finest
deep sediment bottom land; part IN afalfai
place has water right for irrigation. bitches
in; 500 acres very best grain land; 500 acres
heavy oak timber; main county road through
property: daily mail delivery. telephone. etc;
splendid farm buildings; property all fenced
and cross fenced; living water for stock the
year around; price only $3.50 per acre,
terms. The best alfalfa and stock farm bar
gain In California. Bottom land alone worth
more than is asked for the whole property
Don't delay
THE ABOVE ARE ALL BARGAINS WE
HAVE THOUSANDS OF OTHERS LISTED IN
EVERY SECTION OF CALIFORNIA AND IF
YOU DON'T SEE JUST WHAT YOU WANT
ADVISE Is AND WE CAN PUT YOU IN
TOUCH WITH IT.
Details at HoMESEEKERS' INFORMA
TION BUREAU, INC, 944-946 MOnadnock
bldg. 5. +.
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LUMBER FOR SALE
FACTORY SITES

SHINGLES. $1.50; rustic, $22; flooring 500; lin
ing. $40. 80 10th St. San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-09
SAN MATEo REAL ESTATE
sAN AGATEo ACREAGE

VIII now place on the market 500 acres of the
choicest land in San Mateo county in small
tracts; beautiful home sites; fine soil; plenty of
trees has to be to be appreciated; will
double in value in few years. For particulars
see w W. CASEY. San Nfateo Cal