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X GORGE ", AUSTIN, a hotel pro-
r prietor of Bar Harbor. Me-.
~ walked into the Washington

X GORGE ", AUSTIN, a hotel pro-
prietor of Bar Harbor. Ne.
~ walked into the Washington
Sunset office the other day and asked
for a ticket to Boston.
When does Johnston go out?.'. he
asked.
Not until the first of the month
answered Phil Gordon.
Well, then make it on his train and
get lower FIVE for me-"
Austin then explained why he wanted
to travel with Johnston He said that
he had made nine round trips to the
Pacific coast and every time had trav-
eled with Johnston. who. Austin de-
ciares, is unusualx lucky conductor
w. f.. Johnston has been a special
excursion conductor on the Washing
ton-Sunset for more than 2 years He
has made 104 trips of $500 miles each
for Il years and has Travelled a total
distance of 4,492.s00 miles since he
first entered the employ of this road
He has never had an accident and it is
for this reason that Austin prefers to
travel with him.
Solution of the smoke problem and
the saving of fully 10 per cent in fuel
bills, with an increase of at least 25
per cent in horsepower. is claimed for
a device, of which an exhibition dem
onstration was given. in Chicago two
weeks ago by +. ]. Doyle and wit
messed by the master mechanics of a
number Of roads.
The secret of the apparent effective
ness of. the appliance is said TO lie in
the fact that it causes perfect COM
bustion. The coal is transformed into
coke, the gases from the coal being
consumed in the process, and then the
coke is burned.
To equip locomotive of the types
now in use would cost about $3.50, but
IT is asserted that the device will pay
for itself in a few months Should the
railroads decide to use the device, how
ever, the new locomotives would be
built accordingly and without addi-
tional expense.
In addition to preventing smoke and
saving fuel, the appliance is said to
reduce the work of firing in all kinds
of engines. Stationary heating plants
have been run in Chicago for more
than a week without the renewal of
fuel. it is asserted, and should loco
motive be built according to Doyles
specification it would not have to be
fired except before the run began.
William f. Schmidt. general western.
agent of the Missouri Pacific, met with
a serious accident Friday evening
while riding horseback near his home
in Alameda. He was thrown violently
to the ground and sustained a fracture
of the right leg just above the ankle.
1t will be several weeks before he will
be able to get around, even with
crutches. The break was so serious
that up to last night the limb had not
been set
The New York, Ontario and Western
has filed with the interstate commerce
commission its new freight tariffs
from New York to the west based on
a rate of 70 cents first class to Chicago.
They go into effect March Is. and the
Lackawanna and Erie have withdrawn
their notices of a proposed reduction.
w. III. Snedaker. general agent of the
Illinois Central who has been i'll at
his apartments since his return from
the east some weeks ago, is recovering
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AMERICAN INDUSTRIAL
EXHIBIT AT BERLIN
Belief Expressed That Exposi-
ton Will Be a Great Success
LSneeial Cable 10 The Call

(
BERLIN, Feb. 2s.-Preparations are
moving rapidly: for the American IN
dustria1 show in July. Contracts
have been let for renovating ana
rearranging the interior of the eXhi-
bifion hall Spaces may now be al
lotted.
The American colony has shown
great interest in the exhibition, 70
which every body looks confidently for
improved trade. conditions.
Arthur StalIinger OF Jersey City,
who was officially connected with the
ST Louis exposition. says that the
Berlin show is bound to be a huge
success owing to the impetus ii must
give to German american trade now
that tariff difficulties have been les
sened y...'favored nation concessions.
Hugo Reisinger; who is preparing
for am exhibition of American art here
and in Munich, will arrive at Hotel
Adion March I. The show is to open
about March t5. Keen interest in it
has already been aroused in German
art circles. Several societies will send
deputations to. inspect the exhibits.
Ambassador Hill expressed TO The
Gail correspondent today his high ap-
probation of Reisinger.s efforts to
promote an understanding of German
American art.
'.Reisinger,s. purpose is wholly un-
selish.t lie said, and it seems to me
that he has chosen most excellent
time for the exhibition in order to
head off before it goes further the
no thought beyond dollar hunting
Such culture missions as this should
have all the encouragement they can
get,
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Gossip of RailWaynen

and will be able to attend to his work
in a few days. +
H D.. Foster, assistant auditor oil
the Burlington at. Omaha, has beer
appointed assistant general auditor
with office at Chicago. succeeding
George b. Dunbar: resi- gned on account
of i'll health. J. D. Shields, auditor OF
freight accounts at Chicago, succeeds
Foster. and j. W. Newell succeeds
Shields, effective March,
Jules Cierfayt has been appointed
agent Of the imperial railways of Japan
and the imperial railways of northern
China in conjunction with the agency
of the Siberian railway.
H Fl. Smith has been appointed q
soliciting agent of the Louisville and
Nashville, with office at Chicago,
a. B.. Stevenson, superintendent of
the Utah division of the Oregon Short
Line at Salt Lake City. has been ap-
pointed superintendent of the Idaho di-
vision, with. office at Pocate1Io, sue
ceeding w. Fl. Jones, ASST gned to other
duties A. F. Brewer. car. service agent
at Salt Lake City, succeeds Stevenson.
c. B. Condor; general agent of the
Hawley lines in this city. is out of the
city on a business trip.
George T. Foyes, travelling passenger
agent of the Northern Pacific at Gin
cinnati has been appointed travelling
immigration agent, with office at Chi
cago.
was announced at st. Paul yester-
day. that the Great Northern railway
has planned an expenditure of about
s6,000,000 this year for additional equip
ment The amount will be divided
nearly evenly between the freight and
passenger. service
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KING OF LOAN SHARKS
+: ARRESTED FOR FORGERY
Sensational Revelations Prom
ised at His Trial

VIENNA, Feb. 26.-F'ritz Reicher, the
king of money lenders" who abscond-
ed from Vienna nine months ago, has
been arrested at Irun. on the Franco
Spanish frontier. Sensational revela-
tions are expected at his trial.
Reicher was the leading money lend
er to the Austrian aristocracy. He came
to Vienna a penniless clerk, but in a
few years he was the most prosperous
note broker in the capital.
His income is said to have averaged
$4,000 a year, but he lost heavily on
the turf. 1t is alleged that he forged
bills in the name of various prominent
men in Vienna. and when he disap-
peared last spring he is said to have
owed more than $2,500 900.
Reicher.s victimized clients were un-
willing TO prosecute and the police
were powerless to interfere. The fugi-
tive actually wrote to several victims
and requested loans. Finally one OF
them. :: exasperated at his impudence
consented to appear in court, and
Reicher was arrested.
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CITY MAY GUST :ARKS
FROM McLEODS LAKE
State Board of Health Suggests
Condemnation
T,SpecioI Dispotch 10 The Call

STOCKTON, Feb %. Attempts
have been made for years to force
the ark dwellers to move from McLeods
lake, but each has proved futile The
Arbor club recently took up the mat
ter. and intends to beautify the lake
and park the banks, making it an at
tractive place
Secretary J. NJ. Eddy of the chamber
of commerce wrote William f. Snow
of the state board of health concern
ing the matter, and the following let
ter in reply is taken as an Indication
that the arks must go:
Replying to your letter concerning
McLeods lake, / will say that our at
torney states that there is nothing in
the law to prevent the city of Stockton
exercising such police powers as 1T de-
sires, in addition to any requirement
of the federal government. He further
advises that this is matter technically
belonging to the local authorities
rather than the state board but states
that an inspection by a state official. al
the request of the local officers. and
the condemnation of existing condi-
tions, might have its moral effect"
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
PURSUE INQUIRY
REGARDING CRUELTY
Women Continue Their Investi-
CATION OF Complaints That
Prisoners Are iii Treated
Especial Dispatch 10 The Coill

lSFcItut. LItSPUtCH 10 4 TIC AdH1
SAN RAFAEL. Feb. 2s.-Instead of
visiting Folsom to place charges of
cruel treatment of prisoners before the
state board of prison directors. in ses-
sion there today, the committee from
the weman's auxiliary of the California
prison commission paid a secret visit TO
San Rafael to secure additional data re-
garding statements made by convict
Jacob Oppenheimer while he was re-
Gently in Jail here awaiting the death
sentence.
The members of the committee held
their consultation at the 3 street rail-
road depot, meeting Fl. Fl. Marcus,
newspaperman interested in the inves-
tigation. and Deputy Sheriff George
ortman, who was oppenheimer's watch
man in the county jail.
b Mrs. l. Lowenberg, chairman of the
auxiliary committee, was surprised that
the committees visit had become
known. 1--WE desired to make this in
vestigation quietly until we were sure
of our ground" she said. AT present
we have not sufficient data to place any
charges before the board. We have
heard that cruel treatment at the
prisons does not exist, but the board of
prison directors naturally does not wish
to consider mere hearsay. We began
the investi cation at the instigation OF
Father: Sesnon. He has been prison
chaplain and is in a position to know
if Ill treatment does or did exist. Mr..
Marcus: secured a statement from OPP
penheimer which we believe will also
aid us. Deputy Sheriff Ortman was
present when the statement was made,
and for that reason we are consulting
with him. Ifcruelties to prisoners do
exist we wish TO bring about a reform
,SaSSiJSla
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
BIRTHS

CLARKE this city, February 2s 1910. 10 the
wife of Stephen I. Clark.
ENGLISH-In this city. February 20. 1910 TO
the wife of E. j. English formerly Mary Nc
Elligott), a son.
GRIFFITH January 10. 1910 TO the wife OF
W. A. Griffith. a daughter
HILMER-In this city. February %, 1910, to
the wife Of Fred L. Hilmer, son.
LEvY-In this city February 90, 1910. to the
wife of Harry Levy (nee Cantrowitzl, a
daughter.
MoFFETT--In Oakland Cal, February 23. 1910.
to the wife of Robert H. Monett tnee De
Witt, a son.
REYNoIDS-In this city, February Is. 1910.
TO the wife Of Joseph p. Reynolds (nee Ak
MANN,
WEKTER-In this city. 10 the wife of o. D.
Wekter formerly Laura Iibbingl. a son
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
MARRIAGES

DAVIES-MAY-In this city, February "a. 1910,
at Central NJ. +. church, by the Rev Ebert
r. Dille d. D., Richard Adams Davies Of
Port Townsend, Wash, and Annie May OF
San Francisco
LINCOLN-CLARK-I this city. February 81.
1910 by the Rev. Ebert r. Ollie. Eugene
Hale Lincoln and Maud Walker Clark. both
OF San Jose, Cal.
OPPENHENfER-JESSU this city. Feb
ruary -. 1910. by the Rev. DR.. B. NJ. Kaplsn.
James 0ppenheimer and Stella c. Jessurun.
WARNE-HARRY-In Nspa, Cal. February 5,
1910. by the Rev. J. j. Martin, James H.
Warne OF Smartsville, Cal. and Mrs Mary
j. HAIRY Of San Francisco. No cards.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
LONDON UNDERTAKERS
USE A MOTOR HEARSE
New Vehicle Provides Speed
and Retains SOIemnitY

LONDON, Feb. 26.-Funerals, espe-
cially those, which have to traverse a
considerable distance, will be robbed of
many painful interludes. without los
ing any of their solemnity. by the use
of a motor hearse, which has been man
ufactured by firm at Coventry.
Some time ago the firm was asked by
an undertaken of the town TO construct
a motor hearse, which should be:
Speedy enough to cover long dis
tances quickly.
Capable of travelling on the direct
gear silently and smoothly at a walk
ing pace.
Capable of changing gear at a
gradient in perfect silence.
The hearse has been finished and is
giving perfect satisfaction. having COW
cred a journey of ESQ miles in one day.
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and MRs. B0DE I'd FamlIy.
CARD o. THANkS

FTEISCHMANN-We herewith desire 70 ex-
press our heartfelt thanks 10 the many
friends, and especially the officers and men,
bers Of WalhaIla Rebeksh lodge No $50. /. o.
o. F.. and Germania circle No 35. L A.
o. D.. who gave many evidences OF their
heartfelt and comforting sympathy and beau
tiful floral offerings during our late berea Fe-
ment MRS THOS. NJ. HOLT and Family
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued in
San Francisco Saturday, February 26. 1910;
CIOCCHEDAyINf-Ange Ciocchi 2S. and Eel
mira Davini, Is, both of 252 Francisco ST.
TZ-KINKEAD-Samuel Markowitz,
y, 1907 Eddy St, and Luella Kinkead. 20,
San Martin.
SHAW-DUNNING-Ro H. Shaw. 40. and
Julia Dunning. A. both OF Stockton, H.
TURNER-DOHLES-Lo A. Turner. 81, 24S
Powell ST, and Amanda P. Dohles rs, Berke-
ley.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27

Birth, marriage aud death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted They must be handed in at
either of the publication Offices and be indOrsed
with the name and residence of persons author
lied TO have the published. Notices re-
strfcted simply TO the announcement Of the event
are published once in this column free Of charge.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
THOUSANDS EXPECTED
AT AVIATION MEET
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

STOCKTON, Feb. 2s.-The chamber
of commerce has had $4,000 tickets
printed for the aviation meet next
Saturday and Sunday. The exhibition
will be held at the racetrack instead
of Oak park. as originally planned.
Oak park is too small. Much interest
is being shown in the affair, and sev-
eral thousand visitors from the sur
rounding counties are expected next
week TO see Colonel Frank HI. Johnson
fly in his Curtiss biplane.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
CARD OF THANKS

BODE-We desire TO tender our most sins
cere and heartfelt thanks to the many
friends. and the employees OF the Eastman
kodak company and W. L. Fuller & Co.. for
their Kindness. sympathy and beautiful horal
offerings extended to Us in our recent bereave-
ment in the loss OF a loving son and brother.
Albert II. Bode.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
CARD OF THANKS

AHERN-We desire herewith to express our
heartfelt thanks 10 many friends for the
sympathy shown and the beautiful 1Orai Of
ferinSs sent during the sad hours of our be-
resvement in the loss Of our dearly beloved
husband and father
MRS. T. AHERN and Family.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
PHILADELPHIA SHOE COMPANY.

SIS Market street opposite Stockton,
Commercial building. First showing
spring: footwear. Women's velvet
calf shoes. black cloth tops. buttons.
So. Women's. patent colt and gun
metal pumps. $3.50. Women's black
suede button shoes. $3.50. Many
other pleasing new STYLES at low
prices
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
CARD OF THANKS

HILLERBRAND-Mr. HiIlerbrsnd and tam
lily wish to express their thanks to the many
friends and acquaintapces. and also the san
Francisco Frsuen Terein. for their kindness
and sympathy during their recent loss Of
loving wife and mother.
JOS. HILLERBRA<D,
WN- NUSSA.
CHAS NUSSA.
FRED NUSSA.
MRS. A. PODESTA
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
CITY OF PARIS. Gearr at

CITY Of PARIS, Geary at Stockton,
Union square. Suits: dresses. coats,
Monday. $50 and UP. Extraordinary
showing of silk dress fabrics, nov
elty'sifks and imported and domestic
goods I'm raw SILK effects. New wool
dress suitings at sS@75, $40. So: sI4
Black and white check effects, all
qualities and newest: designs, 81 to
s.: ward
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
RniIdinr Contracts

Caroline H. Robinson with Sjogren Brothers
and Wetzel & Grass--To erect a three story and
basement frame building ia fatsl in Ne line
Of Tenth street. 175 NV OF Folsom, NV 100
by Ne 100: Sl9.0S9.
Joseph and Theresa Kleber with Carl
Schmitt--Moving. alterations. etc. for building
~ 1861 Fourteenth street. $40 " OF Castro;
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27

Y. M. C. A. WINS GAME--Berkeley. Feb. cs.-
BY a score of - TO 81 the five OF the local
Y. NJ. G. A. defeated the basket ball team OF
the University OF the Pacific in their AlIston
way gymnasium last night
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
Special Attractions Offered This Week by
San Francisc0's Leading Retail Merchants

PRAGER'S. Market and Jones. Great
tearing down sale now in. full blast.
Stylish new black dress goods at 4Sc
per yard. Pongee silks at 59c per
yard. Wool storm serge, 59c yard
Lace curtain bargain at $1.20 New
spring suits Monday at s14.75: reg
ular s25 values. Summer underwear
and hosiery for women at little bits
of prices Toilet requisites, station
cry, liquors. scarfs and shams,
Fleischer's yarns and thousands of
other articles in all departments re-
duced and shattered in this great
clearing out sale.
L.. KREIss a SONS. Van Ness and SUIT
ter-A general reduction on all lines
ef high. class furniture. A genuine
effort to close out all present stock
before removal downtown and an op
portunity for buyers of fine furniture
to secure the best at so per cent re-
ductions
L. MAGNIN & Co.. Grant avenue and
Geary street. Lingerie waist sale, in
Producing popular priced waists. Six
different styles at these prices: s1.95,
$2.a5. s3.35. A sale of afternoon
dresses of the new tunic draped eff
feets Regular $3.50 value Monday
LOT SG1-0u-- SltON 1IlS VI
model hats for spring and summer,
also special offering of ladies'.
trimmed hats at So, $3.50. $40 and
$3.50.
BRITAIN & Co, Market and Mason
streets. After stocktaking sale of
household and kitchen utensils at a
quarter, a third and a half off,
Rattan carpet beaters. 25c. White
enameled cake box. 81 Large will
low clothes hampers. s1.95. Three
quart enameled teapots, soc. Roller
bearing washboards, 15c. Fifty piece
semi porcelain dinner sets, S3.75
Quadruple silver plated tea sets half
off. Hardware, sporting goods and
paint at similar Smashing reductions.
BASCH, furniture, 1335-1337-1 SUIT
ter street, above Van. Ness avenue.
Sale of Slightly used furniture. Con-
tents of a modern 55 room bachelor
apartment house at a mere fraction.
of their value Sale consists of bed:
linens, table linens. pillows. blan-
kets, eomforters. dressers. rockers,
chairs, rugs and kitchen utensils and
everything used in a first class mod
ern bachelors apartment house. Sale.
starts Monday at a. m.
sOMMER q KAUFMAN, S36 to $40
Market. street;119 to .125 Grant ave-.
nueItMo stores. Ready for. spring.
Ladies' high cut button shoes in
patent kid, $3.50; in black suede, 81
New pumps and low shoes from
$3.50 UP,
CITY OF PARIS, Geary at Stockton,
Union square Suits, dresses. coats,
Monday. $50 and up. Extraordinary
showing of silk dress fabrics. nov
elty'sifks and imported and domestic
goods I'm raw silk effects. New. wool
dress suitings at ss@75, s1O.50,: sr4.
Black and white check effects, all
qualities and newest designs, 81 to
So. yard.
GOLDEN GATE CLOAK AND SUR
HOUSE., Market street near Jones.
New spring suits at SIS in pa namas.
black and white checks. serges ano
new mixtures: New: tailored suits,
s17.5o. Extra fine serge suits. now
PHILADELPHIA SHOE COMPANY:
The Greatest Shoe House fn.the West.
S25 Market street opposite Stockton,
Commercial building. :: First showing
spring: footwear. Women's velvet
calf shoes, black cloth tops. buttons.
SO. Women's patent colt and gun
metal pumps. $3.50. Women's black
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27

GOLDEN GATE CLOAK AND SUIT
HOUSE, Market street near Zones.
New spring suits at SIS in pa namas.
black and white checks. serges ano
new mixtures: New tailored suits,
s17.5o. Extra fine serge suits now
for $40.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27

RETIRED sALooNMAN DIES-oakland Feb.
26-Harry Inwall. a retired saloon keeper,
died suddenly Of heart disease at l O'Clock
this morning bis home, 1851 Sixteenth
street. He 20 years old. native of
Ohio and widower An autopsy will be held.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27

I'VE Do As WE ADVERTISE"
We advertise 70 make loans 10 sslsried people
cheap any company IN the city and cheaper
man majority OF them, without security o.
lrdorser and we do Il We VIII make you loan
on short notice without inquiry Of your friends
O. relatives. AZ o cur employees are gentlemen
ard you are sssure4 courteous treatment. Pri-
Fste Money costs only fer time n your poses
sion GREAT NORTHERN LOAN CO.. 6i6 Phe-
lar bldg. eth foor. 0faee open until p. N.
Monday and Saturday evenings until P. A.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27

soNIMER & KAUFMAN. s36 to $40
Market street; 119 to .125 Grant ave-
nue4tyNo stores. Ready for spring.
Ladies high cut button shoes in
patent kid, $3.50 in black suede, 81
New pumps and. low shoes from
$3.50 up.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
ATTORNEY Jailed roR EMBEzzLEMENT-

Oakland Feb 26.--A. A. Montague. an at
torney. was arrested by Acting Detective Emigh
tonight at his home, 121s Telegraph avenue.
on charge of en,bezzling x120 preferred by
William Swartley. secretary Of the Holbrook,
Merrill & Stetson company.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
rARn nF THANKS

MAYRHOFER-The family OF the iate
Leonhard Mayrhofer desire to herewith extend
their heartfelt thanks 10 their many friends
and acquaintsnces for the kindness. sympathy
and floral offerings extended in their recent
bereavement
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
BANKERS 10 THE PEOPLE

tQsu a-l kalafieu employees lne same as the
banks loan the employers. AL we require ls
that Fou are STEADY workingmsn q ''ssl
srF.Y AL business stric.iy- confidential No
curftr- TO indorser. You may Fepsy the loan
lH easy iusts tsllneuts arranged 10 suit your in
. come. Our special rebate plan saves you paying
high interest. Lowest rates WESTERN LOAN
co. z0s Gail bldg Open $50 A. NJ. TIL z. NJ.
Mondays and Saturdays till p. NJ
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27

JOS. FREDERICks & co, Ellis street
between Polk and Van Ness. Car
pets, draperies, furniture and wall
paper. Great removal sale begins
Monday. Sixty days of fast and fu-
rious selling in all lines. Reductions
aggregating 20 to so per cent.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27

AA&TRICTLY confidential; loans on furniture.
pianos. livestock. warehouse receipts or security
~ any kind, loans be repaid in easy week
iy monthly or yearly payments; IL IS easier 70
ray one than 2 number; don't fsii 70 call and
see Us ILLINOIS FINANCE CO.. formerly
ILLINOIS Trust CO, 1915 EDDY St, half
block from Fillmore.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
HINES AID MINING

JARBIDGE GOLD CAMP: greatest. latest strike:
great opportunity: route via Oregon Short
Zine 10 Twin Falls Idaho Information free.
Boz 37s. Mining Exchange. Twin Falls. Idaho
ZINC
Have large acreage zinc land in United States,
want assistance 10 thoroughly develop: refer
I.nccs Box 3l21. Call offce.
cOT,D. emaIeam. rich ore bought; cash; sssaying
SOC PIONEER ASSAY CO., 1S1 5th St near
Howard.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
o,coNNoR. MoFFArr s CO.. Pos

WONDER MILLINERY, $50 Market be
tween Powell and Mason. First show
ing choice millinery offerings for
1910. Flowers. blossoms, foliage
correct hat shapes and everything
pertaining to millinery.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
CARD OF THANKS

McCARTHY-B and sisters or the
late James Mccarthy herewith desire to ex
tend their heartfelt thanks TO their many
friends for the many acts OF kindness and
sympathy and floral offerings. extended them
In their late bereavement in the loss OF their
dear brother. MRS. ]. E. WOGDSIDE.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27

LIVINGSTON BROS, Fillmore anC
Geary streets. 120 womens suits
broken, S25:to s35 lines on sale Mon
day at 1915. 35c black and white
checked serges, Monday, at 19c pei
yard. Storm serges, SOC yard
Zephyr ginghams. 1232c per yard
Big sale sample table cloths and spe
cial offer of $2.7s blankets for sI9s
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27

wESTERBERG-We. the undersi gned, here
with extend our heartfelt thanks to many
friends for the Kindness shown Us during the
illness. and for the many beautiful 1oral
oHe.-..gs at the funeral. OF the late Carrie NJ.
NesterberG.
c. c. wESTERRERG
MRS KATE SLENDER and Children.