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Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-23
SANTANA TO THE FRONT
IN BUILDING ACTIVITY

SANTA ANA, oct 22-Building
continues in Santa Ana, business
houses and homes being in process of
construction in every part of the city.
Among recent building permits ate
the following:
To George Barnett. e. Smith cos
tractor, S2050 bungalow at Ala Wal
nut street.
To Henry Franzen, jr, H. A. Skiles,
contractor, $500 cottage at ALB Cypress.
To Mr.. Ashby, G. L. Bowen, con-
tractor, $500 bungalow at 2021 Hickey.
To I. T. Story, 5000 barn at 1913
West Third.
To Mrs. Laura Moye, G. e. Preble,
contractor, repairs at 40S East First,
$475.
To w. B. Hervey, G. e. Preble, con-
tractor new roof to garage at Ala North
Main, $500.
To J. NJ. Talcott, c. G. Ramsey, con-
tractor $500 bungalow at 617 Ross.
To Mrs. L. Elliott, Wilson & True,
contractors, $1400 cottage at 300 South
Broadway.
To p. A. Bartholomew. Thomas Ash,
contractor, $1,000 cottage at Ala South
Sycamore.
To Mrs. c. Merkell. Ramsey & Mitch
ell, contractors, $1120 cottage at 1912
Sturgeon.
To C. Q. Peterson. Miller Bros, con-
tractors, remodeling old school build
ing, $40 North Sycamore, $2S25.
To A. c. Bissel. c. McNein, contrac-
tor, alterations and improvements at
100 East Fourth, $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-23
ORANGE COUNTY DEALER
BIC FACTOR IN BUSINESS

Jacob stern, senior member of the
firm of stern * Goodman, general
merchants at Fullerton. in Orange
county. came to California in 1889, and
has since become one of the big fac
tors in doing big trings in the Golden
State, Stern & Goodman are owners
and managers of the mammoth depart
ment store at Fullerton in which IS
carried a stock of goods valued at APP
proximately 100000. They also own
six large warehouses. Thrty-fiVe peO-
pie are on the payroll Goods are de-
livered from the big store to all parts
of the country twice a week. Branch
stores are located at Olinda, Placentia
and Anaheim
Mr.. Stern built a beautiful show
place home at Hollywood where he re-
sides and conducts Il real estate office
in the Pacific Electric building. Los
Angeles.
The firm is one of the largest real
estate owners in the state, having
among individual holdings a large in
tercst in the Yorba Linda subdivision
are the owners of the Hazard sub
division and Richfield, besides owning
orange and walnut orchards in every
corner of the county. Mr. stern Is
also a part owner OF the Huntington
Beach Land COmpanys Sunset Beach
company holdings, also OF the fukdN
Valley ranch, which interest he has
Just disposed of. Mr.. Stern was in
strumental in one of the largest deals
of the county a few months ago, lately
selling $50 acres of his own land in
Orange county to the Amalgamatcd
Oil company. The purchase price Of
this sale amounted to thousands. MT
Stern is also a half owner of the Gu
camonga ranch, which property lS
leased for oil purposes to the c. v.
Hall Oil company Besides property IN
Orange county this firm has holdings
in Los Angeles county, Kern county,
Imperial county, San Diego county,
Riverside county. san Bernardino
county. Fresno county. Mexico, Okla
homa. Missouri, Kansas and many 9TH
or states in the union. Mr.. Stern is a
member Of the Hollywood chamber OF
commerce. also of the Los Angeles
chamber of commerce.
The firm is one of the largest stock
holders i'm the Anaheim Union Water
company. also largest stakeholder lin
the Fullerton hospital.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-23
IMPERIAL VALLEY
COTTON $40 A BALE
Indian PiCkers from Arizona at
Work-CaIexiCo Gin in
Operation

Imperial valley is rapidly coming TO
the front in the profitable production Oh
cotton-a new source of wealth Tor the
great southwest.
Last week a carload of cotton, con-
sisting of forty-three bales, was shlpped
to Oakland by Mr.. Chappell who pald
S13.70 net to the growers, an advance OIL
Is cents a 100 on the former price
The LOTUS company, according to a
Brawlev exchange, "sOld five bales 10
Los Angels buyers at $14.70, from when
a commission of 81 a bale is deducted
but was unable to get more COTTON
from the growers at that price Many
Of the growers are holding their cotton
in the expectation of an increase IN
nrice to Is cents. The growers that sold
last week received from S6S.50 TO $40 per
bale of 500 pounds. -,
Up to Thursday night the gin at El
Centre had turned out 23l bales. Inc
shower Friday stopped picking, haul
ing and ginning for the day. The CAL
eXico gin was completed and ready LOT
operation yesterday, and probably VIII
be running today. The HoltNlHe gin
will be ready for operation next week,
the Brawley gin the week after next
and the new gin at Eel Centre soon at-
ter that. Delay in shipment of building
material has held up the work on the
gin houses.
An order for 200 bales, to be shipped
at once to Yokohama, was received on
Friday by the LOTUS company, but 1t
was not filled because the required
number of bales could not be obtained.
The company will ship a carload of cot
ton next Tuesday, and growers deslr-
ing TO participate i'm the shipment can
Get the highest market rate of that day
a party of Indian pickors from Sa,
eaton, Ariz, is reported to arrive at lei
Centre on Monday. The growers en-
pIoyiuc Indians are required by the
government to pay their railroad fare,
and the Indians will receive the regular
rate of 81 a 100 pounds for picking. Inc
Indians are not cut rate competitors,
hut the grower has assurance that they
will not jump the job after half days
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-23
TEN NEW RESIDENCES
BEGUN IN VERMONT SQUARE
Expansion of Los Angeles Around
Fiftieth Street

The following parties have begun the
erection of houses in Vermont Square
during the past week:
w. +. Redmond, d house on the south
side of Forty-ninth, between Budlong
and Kansas.
X. e. Hollingsworth and Howard
Iauderm ilk, a house on the south side
of Fiftieth, between Kansas and Yer
mont.
Mrs. Lulu K. Correa, house on the
south side of Fiftieth, between Denker
and Halldale.
2. Nj. Walkinshaw, house on the
north side of Firty-siXth, between Har-
ward and Denker
Leonard B. Smith, a house on the
south side of Fifty-tirst, between Bud
long and Vermont.
Robert Jeffrey. a house on the south
side of Forty-nnth, between Kansas
and Vermont
D. j. Young, a house on the south
side of Forty-ninth, between Kansas
and Vermont.
Joseph Schmidt, A house on the east
side of Normandie, between Forty
ninth and Fiftieth.
W. r. Dimmick, a house on the south
side of Forty-eighth, between Norman
die and Raymond.
l.. DambrOslly, a house on the north
side of Fifty-first, between Raymond
and Budlong.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-23
THREE BIC DEALS
IN ORANGE GROVES

J. E. Stoker to Mr.. DAILY, a Wyoming
stock raiser, 121A-acre orange grove at
La Verne. with eight-room modern res
idence: consideration $50, 900. Mr.. DAILY
has decided 10 reside on the property
purchased.
Fine orange grove of seven acres
from Samuel S Hodge of Pomona to
c. X. Buchanan; consideration $4,000.
This purchase adds to Mr.. Buckman'S
already large holdings Of forty-three
acres. making a total of fifty acres of
full bearing oranges and lemons. He
has plans drawn for the erection of a
new residence to cost 1000 to 900.
J. r. Stokcr has paid $4,000 for a
grove of five acres near san Dimas.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-23
REDLANDS

ANDERSON & ASHER,
327 Orange Street.
GILL G. RABBETH,
w. Citrus Street.
REDLANDS REAL ESTATE CO.,
219 Orange Street.
SLATER g. DUNN,
Redlands National Bank Bldg.
REDONDO BEACH
J. II. CAVANAH.
REDoNDo INVESTMENT CO.,
132 S. Pacific Avenue.
RIVERSIDE
BEAN & WALKER,
637 Eighth Street.
BRINKERHOFF & EBERHART,
S11 Main Street.
F. j. BOHR,
ZIG Main Street.
A. D. BELL
1921 Evans Block.
ROBERT LEE BETTNER,
666 w. Seventh street.
II. S. DENICK.
633 Main Street.
e. N. HILLEGAS,
217 Loreing Block.
C. II. LEWIS,
200 Pennsylvania Block.
F. T. MORRISON.
654 Main Street.
NOBLE g. HEARN,
S5S Main Street.
C. c. POND,
Rooms and s, Masters Block. ?
c. e. SToNEsIPHER,
IL Covert Block.
r. p. TAYLOR & CO.,
$50 Seventh Street,
W. T. THOMPSON,
College Block. Il
G. o. TETLEY,
Ais Eighth Street.
SAN BERNARDINO
BUCKLES REALTY COMPANY,
55S Third Street. b !
VENICE
L. G. ALLEN,
Bank Bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-23
ECHOES FROM RENTSCH & CO.,
BUSY REALTY OPERATORS

The office of Rentsch &, CO., 2lO Cen
trail building, presents busy scenes
these days. The leading speciality of
this company is lands in the san Joa-
ouin valley. and particularly that sec
ton of it which centers about Porter
vile and Poplar. Why buy poor land,
often without water when it's just as
easy to buy good land with water in
plenty? Such is the logic acted upon
by Rentsch & Co, with the end that
satisfactory results always accrue to
purchasers of land through this COM
pany. Porterville-Poplar lands are
known to be the best in the great in
terror valley, and prospective pur
chasers of ranches who desire to in
vest in the best lands with ample
water supply will do well to see
Rentsch & Co. and get particulars as
to what they have to offer.
You can buy II. perhaps at many places, but
there's BEST place to buy it-and that
IL H.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-23
THUNDER AND LIGHTNING

A bishop came to visit a church where
colored minister was presiding. Loudly and
with much gesticulation the preacher pro
claimed salvation. When he had finished he
approached the bishop and asked how lie
liked the sermon.
The bishop answered: ''why, pretty we'll;
but don't YOU think you spoke too loud?'
well" said the preacher, its this way
what I lacks in lightning | tries to make up
in thunder "-Ladies' Home Journal
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-23

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Tl,;e &c +ka 6
AiS
OTODertV with an
I5 -, +o ~,
pSILuSd OAl ~ P"C
LOS ANGELES
+. \. BUELOW,
$40 Wilcox Bldg.
RoEIIrB G 90
4el Iaueb1in T2Idr
r,P,a.r,,z
D. w w ,. % IA - 60
DOL Mason bids'
j. II. BALLAGH & SON,
72l Central Bldg.
THOMAS BUSH CO.
6H san Fernando Bldg'
L. BECKER,
2ol Central Bldg.
j. BERNHARD
100 West 2Sth Street.
GEO. BERNHARD,
1856 W. 45th Street.
THOS. j. BUSKEH,
III Wright & Calender Bldg.
BAk Err REALTY CO,
5000 stephenson Avenue
BOWEN REALTY EXCHANGE,
30 story Bids
L. r. BREARLEY,
9ao Story Ridg.
pPOAnUAy REALTY CO.
51s-19 o. t. Johnson Bldg.
BIJTTERBAUGH REALTY CO,
5l6 Crosse Bldg.
-...--
il. W. CLOUGH REAL -
$50 H. W. Holman Bids
ARTHUR COPPS,
20 Fay Bldg.
W. l.. CARTER,
W. go - ~ IN fhE.,1l1 q t5i,.3
o1g W, Iioi ~ 49, 49, 70 - ro
An I In -. ~ - " LII y
~ 9V o., G ~, y I Eiue'
u ~. cL 80 zoo {, t,o.1raz,
NOUN ~, t 20 y, - Pu. tfTy co
w BOSS CtS+PBTI,r.
w. 10 far+.,I PIdg
II - -oTToN g. co
H. 90 u: "a ~ NJ ioT FIo a n0,' R,dr
1-rTU,P0 - GRIBB
~ 1S5 ( tsroadUa,,
1,,r[I a M, . e,TTT1IpI
ny 900 "a ~ ~ . PIi
IT C0wAN
H. ~ ~ w " s Ir- street
, - cpiPp
- 13o SECURITY BLDG
~ O SApTUPTGfiT
l. Nm ~, CI1,rr7EN1e, INVESTMENT. co.
a. ]. DRURY,
1929 Vermont Avenue.
r. DANIELS.
9O5 C11rrier Bldg
DWIGHT MCKINLEY Co,
2O8 Mason Bldg.
JONATHAN s. DODGE,
2o6 story Bldg
W H, DOWSING.
with Santa Monica Realty Co,
3f7-1S Merchants Trust Bldg.
III south Broadway.
nm ,,,rrs
EDWARDS &. WILDLY,
939 Lauehiln Bldg.
T " ERNEST
aog C'urrier Rldr
=, ,,r-,ry-ao,-
W. 5 n, r , - - rrr,,gt EsIdr
- - Nl w IIq1i541J l U7' N''0s
1al1 - -, ~ + = " It;,,a, r7.rt, Elde
"a .e 1,ttZTsS ppoe
tAiSNS " Ctt ! II ~, I+'o'''
10 hlssnE t p'us'
GEO. w 20, =. ,,,5.
-" Ld 1IH{l sum D'us'
j. &; f LII. - ,,.,o., tyo,,s.
20 Mason rsIlI, p 6N-S.F
7 r FARNHAM
1ot W. Prospect, Hollywood.
CAT. cRAyscN.
9o0 Irnion Trust Bldg
GUARANTEE REALTY CO.,
All S. Hill Street
751 Central Bldg
GRANADA REALTY CO,
536 I. W. Holman Blds
GOLDEN STATE REALTY CO.
q GERMAN IT,. ,,.o,,,.
9SS S. Bur,in I1.},., Avenue
tHANh ~. 800 49, NJ I}tr,, .,.o,,,,s
ASLn CllSct anu fN'1Lcl "a - ~''4I'
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-23

LEO ]. mcguire & Co,
sos Fay Bldg.
II. /. MILLER &, CO,
324 w. Sixth Street.
McKELVEY & UNGER,
500l Monte Vista Avenue.
j. NJ MILLER & co,
sos Bumiller Bldg. "
c. C., MISHLER,
300 Bradbury Bldg.
MARSHALL & MILLIkEN,
313 Stimson Bldg.
MILLER & WHITE,
614 Bumiller Bldg.
A. O. MILLER,
Gil Bumiler Bldg.
w. II. MILLER,
303-4 Columbia Trust Bldg.
+. G. MILLER,
$50 N Burlington Avenue
MORGAN INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Cor. Morgan Place and Hollywood Blvd.
c. ]. MOREY,
33t S. Hill Street.
FRANK ROWLEY,
With MINES & PARISH,
$50 S. Hill Street.
c. w. NICKLIN,
SO3 Bradbury Bldg.
OBEAR INVESTMENT CO.,
219 Exchange Bldg.
c. W. PARSONS,
21l5 w. Jefferson Street
j. L. PATTERSON,
$40 Douglas Bldg
c. T. W. PALMER
2O6 Story Bldg.
h LEWIS PHILLIPS,
305 Mason Bldg.
GEO. S. PHELPS,
POI Mason Bldg.
GEO PROCTOR,
Vermont and Prospect Avenues.
a. A. PRATT.
1888 Mason Bldg.
c. w. ROGERS,
415 Exchange Bldg.
F.. II. ROBERTS,
1916 Sixth Avenue.
ROCKWELL REALTY CO,
2O6 Delta Bldg.
w. y. ROTT.
G. c. BEAMAN,
with ROBERTS REALTY CO.
1876 S. Broadway.
e. sPURLOCK & CO,
221 Central Bldg.
ISAAC SPRINGER,
107 S. Broadway.
SPRAGUE e. WHITE,
800 Union Trust Bldg.
]. =. SANCHEZ,
405 Lankershim Bldg.
RALPH o. SIMPSON,
329-32 Pacific Electric Bldg.
f. ]. STEELE,
303 H. w. Holman Bldg.
L j. SILVIS eco,
3O5 Mason BI3E
II. l.. 'SCHOELER,
1852 Kenwood Ave.
STEWART & Co,
1865 Mason Bldg.
EDW. w. SCHRING,
i19 O. T. Johnson Bldg,
THE LOCATORS, DILLON. &. BINFoRD,
SOP Union Trust Bldg.
TATUM- wINSTANLEY CO,
636 II. w. Holman Bldg.
UNLISTED SECURITIES CO,
236 Douglas Bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-23

You can buy It. perhaps at many places, but
there's one BEST place to buy it-and that
Diach ADVERTISER
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-23
REDONDO BEACH

J. II. CAVANAH.
REDoNDo INVESTMENT CO.,
1872 S. Pacific Avenue.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-23
POMONA

BRADLEY & EEBLS,
go S. Thomas street.
c. G. CAVES,
90 s. Main Street.
G. l.. FRISBEE,
s11 w. Fourth Street
HUTCHINGS 81 SQulRES,
234 s. Thomas street.
POMONA REALTY co"
224 S. Thomas Street,
MARK II. POTTER.
RITTER & PALMER,
1853 W. Second street.
W, NJ. & c. X. SHORT,
16l T.. Second Street.
A. j. WILLIAMS,
222 S. Main Street.
Pomona, Cal.
MORRIS II. WILSON,
1863 S. Main Street.
VEIN REALTY CO.,
258 S. Main street.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-23
1000 ACRES SOLD FOR 100000

L. f. Brant has sold to Mrs. A. e.
Higgins of Los Angeles 1000 acres four
miles southwest of San Jacinto for
$50, 900. In the deal Mr.. Brant takes a
sos 900 orange grove of twenty-five
acres near Duarte. Mines & Parish
negotiated the deal.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-23
Orchards Cared For
Los ANGELES Continued Los ANGELES Continued

1OO Fa1N0GAAS9 - (OAIllIIuCd
B. A. voLLMER.
1875 II. W, Holman Bldg.
W. II. AKIN,
With WILLIAMS BROS. CO,
1857 H. W. Hellman Bldg.
G. NJ. DEUEL.,
With WRIGHT & CALENDER CO,
Fourth and Hill Streets.
PAUL S. STEVENS,
= with WEsTLAKE REALTY CO.
692 s. Alvsrado Street.
c. L. TAYLOR,
with WESTERN REALTY CO..
Sl5 S. Hill Street.
j. C. WILSON,
611 Citizens National Bank Bldg.
WESTERN REALTY AND INV. CO,
315 South Hill Street.
r. A. WATERS,
507 Pacific Electric Bldg.
WILSON-SHoRES REALTY CO.,
2l9-221 Byrne Bldg,
B. S. WOLCOTT,
2912 san Pedro Street,
+, A. WEITZEL,
2O3 Currier Bldg.
]. e. WICKHAM,
519 Wilcox Bldg,
o. S. WILSON,
221 Byrne Bldg.
HENRY N. RAGATE.
with II. D, WOOD,
4O6 Fay Bldg.
WIN. ]. WELSHANS,
231 Mason Bldg.
CHAS. F. YOUNG,
1854 L. First Street.
z. D. ZEHNER,
5S1 Central Bldg.
ALEXANDRIA
d. A. ROSS & CO.,
West Main Street.
CLAREMONT
c. C. JOHNSON q Co.
West First street.
FRANK WHEELER,
237 First Street.
COTTON
w. NJ. FULLY.
CORONA
ELLIE vEACH.
6O3 Main Street.
CoVINA
CoVINA REALTY Co,
1923 e. Badillo Street,
D. w. MACDONALD.
POLLARD az HUTCHINSON,
Citrus Street.
GLENDORA
W. L. CASE REALTY co.
GLENDORA REALTY co.
INGLEWOOD
INGLEWooD REALTY co.
LONG BEACH
HIGHT, WALTON d HIGHT,
~ American Avenue.
JONAH JONES,
80 Pine Avenue.
GEO. W. LAzENBY,
Pisa Pine Avenue.
FRED 3. PALMER,
1888 Z. Second Street.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-23

LORDSBURG
c. DOUTT.
OXNARD
HILL & LAUBACHER.
PASADENA
ANDERSON & JOHNSON,
10 L. Colorado Street.
c. C. BROWN CO..
100 f. Colorado street.
BENNETT & GILBERT,
Fl $. Marengo Avenue.
a. ]. BECKER,
1928 North Fair Oaks Avenue.
CAL, BLDG. AND INV. CO.,
$40 Chamber OF Commerce Bldg.
SANFORD L. PORTER.
with CITIZENS REALTY CO,
900 Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
F. S. CONGER,
with w. G. BEDEDICT q SON,
200 Chamber Of Commerce Bids.
c. y. DAGGETT,
4i3 Slavin Bldg.
T. W. HEALY,
with DORN-SYKES co,
80 South Raymond Avenue.
e. GROENENDYKE,
16 S. Raymond Avenue.
II. II. GODBER,
~ North Raymond Avenue.
r, =. LUKENS,
$40 Waverly Drive.
LINDLEY & KAY Co.
204 e. Colorado Street.
P. INGRAM, -
With w. II. NENlN'
II Stanton Bldg.
S. IVES WALLACE.
with p. o. KENDALL Co,
67 n. Raymond Avenue.
PASADENA INVESTMENT CO,
II South Raymond Avenue.
A. Il. PINKHAM,
II North Raymond Avenue
f. c. PLATT CO.,
% South Raymond Avenue
c. p. PUTNAM. 40,
$40 Chamber of Commerce BldS'
ROBERT STRONG,
"a S. Raymond Avenue.
SMITH REALTY CO.,
3l2 Chamber Of Commerce bus
o. Z. Spinning.
400 Chamber OF Commerce Bldg
ANDREW NJ SHUTE.
$40 n. Marengo Avenue.
las. NJ. VAN DEUSEN'
2oS Braley Bldg
e. II. WHITE, .
II North Raymond Avenue
r. II. WEIR,
Stanton Bids.
GEO. S. YARNALL,
80 S. Raymond Avenue.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-23
BACK FROM NEW YORK

Robert Muksh, the realty dealer, has
returned from d business trip to New
York city.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-23
PROPOSALS AND BIDS

SEALED proposals for the construction of q
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 80 p. M, August 81, 1910.
All bids must be made upon the blank form
of proposal attached TO the contract and specif-
cations which may be obtained at the office OF
the secretary.
Each proposal shall be accompanied by q
properly certified check or bond to the amount
of thousand dollars (S1 900. o0). A contract
bond. legally executed. in the amount of 2J
per cent of the contract price will be required.
Blue prints of the contract, drawings and
copies Of the specifications be seen at the
office OF the secretary of the regents.
Among other items there will be approx
mately the following quantities:
4,300 yds. of excavation.
1900 Gu. yds. of I'LL. backfll and embankment
$50 Gu. yds. of concrete in walls, conduits,
etc.
IA $50 So IT. 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 as correct.
The regents sreserve the right to reject any
or all proposals to accept any proposal. 1t
is the intention to let the work whole and
not by items.
THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
CALIFORNIA.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-23
end for 1910 map of San Francisco.

Money to loan on real estate.
Send for 1910 map of San Francisco.
MPRoyED-IMPRovED.
$50, 00o-INCOME PER CENT; fine. substan-
tial brick building in wholesale section
on Sansome St: under secured lease for
S7,0O0-N0 2932 PIERCE ST near Union 25x
1876: house OF rooms and bath: cement
basement; If you like outside, get permit
to inspect at this office. t69S2)
Sc. T5o-Nets $3.50 A YEAR; can be bought on
liberal terms; fats, always rented; 4
rooms and bath each; near 18th and Mar
ket sts.; mighty nice income ON small
s,75o~aSD ALL YOU NEED Is $500: balance
just paying rent to Yourself; l y story
house. rooms and bath. high basement
81, 2,2oo-CoTTAGE: 5 rooms; 18th and Ashbury
sts.; lot 25xTO (s563)
sf2, ,5oO-MAsoN ST. CORNER; reduced from
$4,000; 60x9T; not far from Broad
WHAT IS YOUR BEST OFFER? 3 full lots;
10 feet front on Minna 81. near 4th:
owners must sell; you'll double 1r yo1r
money. here (S44S)
LEAvENwoRTH sT.-2s1sO. through to rear
give for it? (TOo9l
s1.coo-12TH Az. SUNSET; new car Line;
street and sewer done (s2S3)
S300-KEY LOT; 41st av.; 25x120. ts62s)
The man who judieiously invests his income
now, while prices are low. is the man who will
reap the profits in year or two. The who
allows the opportunities to pass by him Is the
man who will pay these profits.
Send for August list of property for sale.
BALDWIN & HOWELL. 31S-324 KEARNY ST
HAVE Standard Title Insurance Company. Mills
bldg, insure your title; time and money.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-23
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
RARE BARGAINS IN GOOD INCOME
RANCHES

RARE BARGAINS IN GOOD INCOME
RANCHES.
1860 acres: 80 acres in alfalfa. clover and
rye grass. producing So. 600 worth OF hay per
year; 80 acres in fine orchard. best varieties OF
peaches pears, apples, spricots. oranges. etc. !;
good house: 2 barns and all other
necessary outbuildings all necessary farm irnple-
ments. wagons, etc: all fenced and erossfenced:
all under irrigation ditch; only miles TO town
and ID. R. r.; great buy for $il, 900; half cash.
100 acres good pillow land. balance fine grass
range; large amount of scattering fine oak tim
ber; 1000 acres free range adjoining; 4 room
cottage, large barn, good sheds and chicken
houses; miles to S. P. station and good town
y head cattle hocses' @ chickens all farm I'm
116 acres. fine dairy and general purpose
acres orchard. 80 acres bottom land room
house, large barn; u head Of cattle, horses
all the farm implements; will take good cottage
si2. 800 500 " A'aHD &c part pA''ne"' rfiee
100 acres in the Santa Cruz mountains: 40
etc. Price $500. Exchange for clear cottage
In Oakland @ Y Beskeley:
derng good town and r. R.. acres pears
and apricots. balance good garden soil; good 5
room cottage, barn. chicken houses. etc. Price
COUNTRY DEPARTMENT
HOLCOMB REALTY COMPANY,
BOG San Pablo av.. Oakland. Cal.
$4,000 cash and high class Salt Lake City prop
erty, clear. TO exchange for stock ranch.
20 acres choice alfalfa land near Turlock
selected from 1000 acre tract; worth si25;
14o acres near Dixon; so acres in fruit and
vines; 8 room house. barn. packing houses.
etc. This is choice alfalfa land; water In
abundance; snap at $50 per acre: settling an
estate: can subdivide; half cash. bal. to suit
Stock ranch of IL 900 acres in Sacramento
valley; 1000 under cultivation; some
can be irrigated; 500 head cattle. horses, ETC.;
price $3.50 per acre.
TAYLOR BROS. COMPANY.
1885 Broadway, Oakland. Cal.
W. E. JOHNSON. Mgr. Country Dept.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-23

MOST PRODUCTIVE LAND IN THE WORLD.
We have sold S150. 600 worth OF Roberts
island tract of vegetable land In small tracts
since June 1. If you thinking Of buying land
either to farm an investment-hadn't {
you better ask about 1t? Telephone Kearny
2T67, C6767.
A. q. PATTEN LAND COMPANY
sol First National Bank Building,
San Francisco, Cal
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-23
PHYSICIANS
DIR. BRINK,
III 23d st. nr. Telegraph av., Oakland, Cal
SPECIALIST FOR WOMEN

DIR. BRINK,
51I 23d st. nr. Telegraph av.. Oakland. Cal
SPECIALIST FOR WOMEN
LADIES who suffering from ailments pecu-
liar TO their sex, worried about their condition
and in need of help, should consult DR. BRINK
in perfect confidence The Doctor has had Is
years successful practice without failure. and
his thousands Of cured patients in Oakland and
vicinity are his best references. He gives relief
at once by original, PAINLESS and SAFE meth
ods without detention from home or work
Having the highest professional standing, splen-
didly equipped and strictly PRIVATE Offices,
he is the SAFEST and most RELIABLE pbysl,
clan to consult when in need of medical or surgi-
cal aid. Consultation and advice absolutely
FREE. Easy terms. Private sanatorium with
trained nurses, when desired Hours, 10 a. m. to
p. m. Open Sundays. Phone Oakland 1901
DR.. WONG HIM
HERB DOCTOR. Permanently located.
1858 O'Farrell ST. bet. Cough and Octavia.
AAA-DR. C. c. TOA, famous. Chinese Herb Co.
cure all chronic diseases. 1874 Sutter ST., s. F.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-23
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE

$11 11,0Oo-Beautiful home. large rooms swellest
location the lake; new and one OF
the finest homes in Oakland. sleeping
pOrches: modem in every detail; lot SOx
125; will accept terms. (6743)
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-23

NEAR BANEERS' HOrEIs-Oner wanted; 5000
foot asked: lot AMPS; east Of Broad
way; fine site for residence. apartment
house or fats; more land If desired; will
double in value In a year.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-23
CITY REAL EsTATE-Continued

& HOWELL 31s-S24 KEARNY ST.
HOWELL, 31S-324 KEARNY ST.