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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-17

ester: You say you are taking on
"a at a rate that dismays you, and
Faithfully follow my ADVICE Il !
my directions difficult to follow,
do 0 believe In starving or vio-
exercise to avoid obesity: Just
tst, dissolve it in IA pints hot
and take a tablespoonful of this
I,ss fat discover before each
Weigh yourself at the end Of
reek for four weeks and you will
GIFTED with the result. You will
err in spirit as well as body, for
benefits the general health.
H.. To aliay and soothe the ir-
and roughness Of your complexion
hard water, sun or winds apply
made as follows: Dissolve four
spurmax IN a half-pint Of hot
Apply with The palm of the
gently rub until dry. Use this
9 and excellent face wash daily
powder or cosmetic. Spurmax
he skin and beauties the COM
liking it soft, smooth and white.
do not think brunettes are
h sup~erfuods hairs on the face
than. are blondes. OF course,
irk hairs ere more noticeable.
F4sily get rid Of them II you will
ne. Make a paste by mixing a
he powder with a little water,
skin from which you wish to
e ~dis1guring hairs, let remain
rec minutes, then wipe off the
wash the skin thoroughly with
or. Delatone is pretty expen-
lists charge one dollar IN ounce,
orth it, If the hairs should re-
will be thin and almos color
llother application of delatone
|ientiy rid you of them.
Especially at this season
\ you should be feeling ener-
{ life and nave a good appe-
though you do not feel really
ould AXE a good tonic to rid
,f its impurities n build up
and strength generally. Get
kardene from any drug store
it with half a cup of sugar In
of alcohol; then add enough hot
make a full quart. This Is a
kremedy for that rundown. tired.
tent feeling you speak OF. Take a
Spoonful before each meal and in a
1T time 1t will restore your appetite
free your skin from those pimples and
blotches which now annoy you,
Lucy M: You have made a great mis-
AXE in neglecting your hair so long. But
is not too late to restore 1t to its former
ever II II 10 failing, security and
hair as you call 1t. Regular use OF
good quinine hair tonic will accomplish
To make this tonic set one cunce
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might also try sponging the velvet
lightly with equal parts Of ether, al
cohol and ammonia. The velvet can be
steamed, which will freshen it, by
dampening it over the broad side of a
iat-iron, brushing it at the same time
with a soft brush.
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Broken Marble.

Dear Margery Doom:
I have broken a lark marble bust
and a vase. VIII you kindly tell me
how they can be mended, and oblige
A WORKING GIRL.
Inquire in the stores where marble
can be riveted. There are cenents that
you can buy to mend the vase.
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To Clean Velvet.

Dear Miss Doom:
Kindly tell me how to wash OF to
clean ark blue velvet. Respectfully
yours, MRS. B.
Do not attempt to wash velvet Dip
an old nall-brush into gasoline and rub
briskly and the soil will disappear.
Keep the gasoline from contact with
fire, as 1t is highly inflammable. You
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THE pRIzE.WINNERS

The correct answer to last Thurs
days illustrated acrostic puzzle was
Alice. The following children sent in
the neatest correct answers and were
awarded the prizes:
LOUISE FREDERICK, aged s, 627
Springfield avenue. Newark (game);
PERRY LOEsCH. aged 10, 81 Prospect
street, Bloomfield (book).
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Correspondents are requested
rot to se3.. stamps for personal
replies. Miss DooD's mail fs too
heavy to permit her to write
private letters.
Letters written ON both sides
Of paper will not he considered.
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CHILDREN AND THE DOCTOR.

ST dread the cold weather" said a
mother the other day. The doctor Is
a perpetual visitor from early fall until
late spring. MY youngsters seem to be
chronicly Ill all winter"
A little questioning discovered the
cause of his Sickness mother dread
fully afraid of cold air.
With the first swapping weather she
began to house her little ones in a hot
house, only letting them outdoors for
an hour in the middle Of the warmest
days.
Naturally they had colds! Why not?
As well expect a gardenia not to blast.
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THE AUTHORS Dill EMMA.

1--WE thought of a good joke"
What about it?"
shall I sell 1t for fifty cents and re-
lieve my immediate necessities, or shall
I write a musical comedy around it,
Exchange.
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A TRANSLATION.

First Baby-what are your parents
like?
Second Babylon, they do pretty we'll
for amateurs.
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That Artistic Spirit.
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R1DAY-BREAKFAsr

FRIDAY-BREAKFA6T.
Oranges
Oatmeal with cream
Goldfish toast
Fried Tried Il p9 q Bis Biscuits
LUNCHEON.
Baked beans Baked potatoes
Cold -siaw Olives
Preserved Strawberries
Cocoa 40 Waters
DINNER
Tomato soup
Fried smelts Tartare sauce
Mashed potatoes Peas (canned)
Lettuce Raw tomatoes
Custard pie
Coffee
THE MENU RECIPES.
Goldfish Toast.
Pick up a small quantity of freshened
Goldfish. Slice an onion and fry in ar
ounce of butter. Then add the FISH
with water to cover. Slice three fresf
tomatoes and add to the mixture, cook
ing the whole one-half to three-quar-
tiers of an hour, adding q very littlf
cayenne. Pour over buttered toast.
Chestnut Salad.
Shell, blanch and boil until tender al
many .chestnuts as required. Drain
and set aside to cool. Arrange lettuce
In a salad bowl, put the chestnuts ovel
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The names of the prize winners will be
announced in the STAR Friday eve
ming November Is.
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UNCLE JACKS PUZZLES-NO. $50.
WHAT IS THE NAME OF THIS BIRDa

r TERE is a simple rebus problem for you to guess. II read correctly e
answer will give o the anne O. a bird. Can yu guess Its nameY
= = After ou have found the answer fill ot the coupon send 1t TO
Jack EVENING STAR, Newark, N J.
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News Top SHoRfRS

A stole and mum OF best mink, beau
tiful in coloring, and fashioned accord
ing to the latest modes, may be OBJ
tanned reasonably at Hahne & Co.'s.
Dresden and Persian ribbons, with
velvet borders. are among the exquisite
accessories at L. Bamberger & CO.. e.
Silk stockings, just the right weight
for autumn wear. having extra heavy
heels, toes and garter tops, will be
found at L. 8. Plaut & Co.'S.
An ideal material for dresses for
growing girls is French serge, all de-
sirable shades of which are shown at
the David Straus store.
Beaver hats, pressed and rough, are
displayed in many modish styles at
Lissners.
Walking skirts of tweed, serge, mo-
hair and prunella. cut on good lines,
are offered cheaply at Bedelrs.
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delcately tinted and Swallowed.
A moderate, careful use of cosmetics should be commanded rather than
condemne when a woman needs them very much. ut before h attempts
70 brighten dull skin and soften the expression Of her eyes with delicate
shadows she should study herself am her. makeup Until she's mistress Of the
art
Cosmetics that haunt themselves make we a dainty woman look coarse
n vulgar Inc as only n woman In a thousand now 10Y to appy
thefnt he best thing for the average woman to do is to leave then severely
atone.
AT best, no matterh how wonderfully it is applied, rouge is the poorest kind
OF a substitute for the bright cear glow Of a heAthful skin. Be considerable
to Dame Mature n she'll make your skin as god to look a as 0 could
possibly desire. M
prescriptions give are guaranteed not to wash off or turn purpnsh.
Cold baths, cold water, simple meals n plenty II sleep are the essen
Tails the insists upon Cleanse tn face It night With a good cream then
rnse 1t thoroughly first in lot and then In cold water, pating 1t dry with a
towel instead Of rubbing it. In tn morning douse face. neck n arms with
cold water until they glow no are firm to h touch.
Follow Dame Natures simple rules In you'll never De accused Of dipping
too deeply into h paint-box or becoming toe chummy with that hideous,
messy-lo looking lip rouge.
That Artistic Spirit.
A young woman with artistic tendencies married Her house val a syn
phony of colors Chairs werep placed with artistic, careless grace in unexpect-
ed places, with charming effect so everyone said.
One night her husband, while trying to CROSS a room in tt dark, fell
over q chair and fractured his skull.
whereupon a facetous friend remarked that on his tombstone should be
written lie died for arts sake"
Women, my DEAR. don't let he m gaines lea o into a like difficulty.
lived in for more than to merely please the eye
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LANGUAGE OF CLOTHES.

what dc wrinkled coattails bearing
dusty toe-marks indicator"
THAT the weare has spoken to the
girls father"
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Lucy M: You have made a great mis-
take in neglecting your hair so long. But
IL is not too late to restore It to its former
weak hair as you call 1t. Regular use OF
a good Quinine hair tonic will accomplish
wonders. To make this tonic set one ounce
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q .EDrTEDtB By ~
"a DEL1NESIANI.EyCARRIcK

" DE JEA BERMUDNZ, chief secretary of the
- Spanish legation in Washington, said recently
1 that American women didn't use. they abused,
cosmetics.
ions and rosy lips, use paint, powder and rouge, and
even pencil their eyebrows and eyelashes" he declared.
There is no harrr in aiding nature; in fact, 1t is some
times charitable, but I credited American women with
more sense than to dishgure themselves in this fashion
unnecessarily"
valuable, because he halls from a land where no woman
considers herself properly dressed unless her face ie
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-14
BURLINGAME REAL ESTATE
BEAUTIFUL HOMESIIES

BEAUTIFUL HOMESITES
Visit the beautiful Burlngame hill country.
the most beautiful within reach OF the city far
surprising the cross bay localities: transfer 10
the San Mateo electric car at 5th and Market
you always get a seat-snd get OF at EASTON
station, or take the Southern Pacific at Third
and Townsend. Here is the finest Suburban hons
site the peninsula EASTON ADDITIONS TO
BURLINGAMEs beautiful shaded paths, cool on
the hottest days; all Improvements. cement side
walks streets sewers. water. light and tele-.
phone are installed the homes will appeal to
points. For particulars about EASTON address
+. ]. RODGERS. MILLS BUILDING, SAN
FRANCISCO.
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PROPOSALS AND BIDS

(. SEALED PROPOSALS, indorsed Proposals for
Dry Dock Caissons," :" will be received at the
Bureau of Yards and Docks, Navy Department,
Washington. until II o'clock a. M. December %
1910. and then and there publicly opened. for
furnishing three steel caissons for dry docks at
the Navy Yards. New York, n. Y. and Bremen
ton, Wash. and Naval Station. Pearl Harbor.
Hawaii. Plans and specifications can be OBJ
taned application to the bureau upon de-
posit of SD K. C. Hollyday, Chief of Bureau.
October 81 1910
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
Continued

J. W. WRIGHT & CO. of 22S Montgomery ST..
San Francisco. are prepared to furnish re-
liable and valuable information relative to coun-
try lands. 1t is our intention to advertise only
in these columns lands which we have person
ally Investigated and which we know the value
of
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FRUIT RANCH

FRUIT RANCH
531 acres on the Sonoma road. Az miles from
Napa City limits and 6 miles from Napa City
court house.
S5 acres in rarest French grapes of the very
finest, varies from l to 6 years old and about
acres 10 be grated. Balance of land good
for vineyard. grain, corn.
Running creek through the place Well and
reservoir with 5000 gallons spring water
> rooms furnished. with attic and cellar: 20
barrels and about 300 gallons Of year old
other tools for wine making
Barn with three stalls room and hay. 3 plows,
cultivator; 40 cans; coops for chickens: 4
horses, cows. spring wagons. buggy
wagon. she'd pigeon loft f524 capacity and
cage 20x4Ox14 Well and windmill q 600
gallons. Alfalfa patch with irrigation pipe: 4
faucet sprinkler hose; 1 brooder. $500 chicken
capacity; 6 other brooders 2, 500 chickens max
ing a total of 5000 chicken capacity; breed
ing house with roost; sheds, fenced with heavy
barbed wire fence; 1,400 to 1900 large pulIets
beginning to lay
About so fruit trees several oak trees and
eucalyptus; incubators with 2, 100 egg capacity.
Place inside not county road. beau
tffully located. Last year got at least 40 tons
Of grapes and this year 20 tons. Getting now
21a cans of eggs weekly. each can about $40
and as soon as it begins 10 rain I will get from
$500 to $400 worth of eggs a month.
Place to be sold on account OF accident to
owner.
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LIVERMORE REAL ESTATE

NO better climate In the state. r. A. AN
THoNY, st. near LIST. LivermOre. II IN San
Francisco call on our CORES pOndent j. NJ.
description.
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1.400 acres Of land Il miles south Of wend-
ling in Mendocino county on the Northwestern
Pacific railroad; about 100 acres under cultiva-
ton; 10 acres in apple orchard; about $50 acres
that can be cultivated; the balance pasture.
fruit. brush and timber land most of the timber
has been cut or but considerable redwood. pine
and oak left; fenced and cross fenced: good
house. barns and Outbuildings: plenty of water
all over the place. \. w. Pacific is surveying
from Healdsburg to Albion. Good hunting and
fishing. Price $3.50 per acre Terms.
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40 acres in Glenn county. 21s miles from
Orland y mile from Greenwood station. on main
line of S. P. 10 Portland; soil rich and plenty Of
for irrigation; land adjoining sells at 500
per acre. Price $50 per acre.
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FINANCIAL
MINES AND MINING
n ~ uAnn1s = GO

WANTED good miners to take interest In
nigh nigh grade gold quartz mine Address box
3222. Call office. Oakland
GOLD, smalgam. rich ore bought; cash: assaying
ooc. Pioneer Assay Co.. 131 5th mr. Howard
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MATRIMONIAL

LADY 10. without incumbrance and at the head
of good business. wishes acquaintance with
gentleman about age; object. matrimony
no trihers nor matrimonial Offices. Address
A. NJ, box I2l, San Leandro, Alameda county
5000 want to marry; big list 10 cts CUPID
Box 121, Oakland Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-14

1914 acres-tovn Of Martinez Spring supply:
400 olive trees orchard 3 acres, $50 orange trees
In bearing; "a walnut trees; house OF IA rooms:
blocks from the station Price SIS. 900. Elec-
trio road to Walnut creek. Concord and Mar
tines main line Bay Point to Antioch
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J. W. WRIGHT & CO.,
22S Montgomery ST.,
San Francisco.
LET THE CROPS PAY FOR YOUR FARM

We will sell you irrigated land In our
MERGED COLONY. adjoining the city limits OF
one payment in cash, then the balance Of the
purchase price from One-third the crop each
year. In other words. you pay exactly in pro
portion to your returns from the soil. We have
confidence in the productivity of our land or we
could not make this proposition. II you have
equal confidence in yourself, write Us today for
particulars.
10 and 20 acre tracts, 500 to s125 per acre.
including water right.
COOPERATIVE LAND & TRUST COMPANY,
sos Market ST.. San Francisco.
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ELECTRIC CABINET BATHS

ELECTRIC CABINET BATHS
Also vapor, shower, sulphur and salt glow
massage. galvanism. etc; cures everything cura-
BILE; ladies and children. DR.. LAURA C. BUST.
1121 Masonic avenue. Mkt 5707. S492s.
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HOTELS

HOTEL BRISTON. zl5 O'Fsrrell st.-All modern
conFeniences: room and bath $50 per monrn;
center OF business section: single rooms S-oO
week up; country trade solicited
HOTEL AMERICA IO45 Market st.-Heart OF
shopping dis: soc to 81 per day. strictly moo.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-14

1,500 acres. Lake CO.; 200 acres suitable foE
alfalfa; all level land. balance range grazing;
timber enough to pay for place; will pay $1Ot
stumpage; price $12 per acre.
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$40 acres. Lsssen CO.. S miles from ". Pacific
and half mile from N G. O. r. and I mile from
the new c. z. under construction: all level; NJ
rock or alkali; can be irrigated from the new
pumping plant ditch recently started in proven
artesian belt; water at 2sO feet.
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1eo acres NV. 4 of Ne 4 of y. 4 Of NV
and the Sc. Il Of NV. 4, section "a. town
ship 8, +. r. 20 E.. NJ. D. NJ; 20 acres cleared
L miles E. of town, MaripOsa CO., Cal; $1,000
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ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE
HAYWARD REAL ESTATE

ACRE or more in famous Meek orchard tract;
electric and steam lines on land; fruit and
poultry prices right; easy terms free infor-
nation.
ROBINSON 8 CUNNING.
Tel HAYWARD 226- Harvard
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MATRIMONIAL

MATRIMONIAL
Continued
LADY, good house keeper, wishes to correspond
With gentleman, middle aged; object mar
rlage; has good home but is lonely; please
lnciose stamps for answer Address box Il,
Stockton, Cal.
GUARANTY Correspondence Club of California;
20 names and addresses of either sex matrl-
monially inclined and your name and address
published in next issue. 81. Box 432, Call
ELITE matrimonial bureau for lonely people;
companion for every one 1864 Wash. ST. Oak
PERSONALS
EDWARD L. PACHT communicate at once with
your mother. who is sick and wishes to see or
near from you at once MRS FREDERlCh
PACHT. 90 Linden ST., Roslindale. Mass
SCGARIE-Will you kindly communicate with
box 115, Call office.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-14
5TORAGE and MOVING VANS

lEK1Ns VAN AND STORAGE COMPANY,
Fireproof warehouse. 18th and Mission
Phone Market 1914. or Rome M1313-
81 lI-SON BROS. Inc.-MoviDg and storage, cor
14th and Sanchez sts.. one block from Market
and Fillmore St cars. Phone Park 271.
s-PACIF1C STOAGE AND VAN CO.-Brick
Warehouse 1922 Fillmore st; phone West Pops
PIERCE-RODOLPH STORAGE AND MOVING
Co. EDDY and Fillmore; tel West S2s S5561.
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WILLOW PLUMES

,EW japanese willow plume shop; plumes
made from old feathers OF boss; cleaned. dyed
and repaired: work guaranteed. 1882 Fillmore
ST. near Pine. Phone West 1924.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-14
SEWING NfACHINES

0WESTIC. l644 FILLMORE near Post; THE
place TO buy. rent or repair sewing machines
~ a1 makes; lowest prices; best terms ).
" EVANS agent; phone West 56Ol
GIVING machines. su makes. renting. repair
src NcNALLT. 25e4 Mission: tel Mission 2O2
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6,1oo acres in Yolo and Colusa counties. IL
miles from Rumsey. This place can be made
into good 100 dairy and 1000 head
sheep range; Cache creek gives a good supply
Of water TO irrigate 100 acres; railroad station
y miles. makes it easy for hauling milk and
cheese
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

FLATS wanted at once for cash. 5000 or under
inside Devisadero ST. give location. price 10
agents. Box 27O6, Call 0ffeA-
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TO whom 1t may concern We will not be
sponsible for debts contracted by HANG
SANG, 1923 Grant previous to NOVEM-
BER Is, 1910, in connection with grocedy
business. (signed) SANG YICK & co.
HAVE purchased from d. Ganzelia this day
his interest in restaurant located 1853 Mason;
all bills must be presented within days
G. YANICH.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-14
FURNITURE FOR SALE
FURNITURE WANTED

LARGEST buyers OF furn.. carpets, pianos. desks,
merchandise. etc; always pay cash. Marx J.
Levy Auction Co. 1912 McAnister. T. Park $50.
WILL ray ION prices for furniture and mer-
chandise or sell On commission l. II. BJhD,
auctioneer phone Market 40S5; 43l van Ness
HARRAND & EAPLAN. 1874 Devisadero St. pay
highest price for ID hand furniture West 42u2
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-14

WE CURE CANCER; we have cured patients to
refer you to. Call and let explain our treat
meDt- Send for booklet. MRS. s. ]. BRIDGE
CANCER CO.. rms 503-04 Westbank bid. S. r
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-14

VANDERFoRD & ALLEIGH. carpenters: alts.
and repairs; store and office figs: window
screens to order. 705 Octavia; W.T. 5s3s. S3o14.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-14
AUTOMOBILE SIGHTSEEING

TAKE sightseeing trip in the White Palace
automobile. s69 Market St: leave 10 a. m.
and p m
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

81, ,0o0-Chicken ranch $50 chickens horse
wagon house, barn; Marin Co.; worth 81 800 !;
$3.50 cash
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-14
DAY AND CONTRACT WORK

KEYS at factory prices KEY WORKS, s61 Clay
St. Oakland Phones Oakland 6717, A2574.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-14

SArRssfrNTO ST.. 272S near Scott-Nice home,
lonrainine s rooms. with finished basement
and heater; water ana care oI sIouHus -iee'
s-5 nor month. Apply on premises.
7t1 rerf-Music studios; spendidly equipped; a
<e-r LETT KOHLER & CHASE bldg, 26 O'Bar-
rell 81
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-14
ONE OF THE BEST BUYS IN THE
SANTA CLARA VALLEY

RICH SEDIMENT SOIL
SS5 per acre, SIT an acre cash. balance easy
terms Splendid alfalfa land. All under the
Turlock irrigation system Perpetus wafer right
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-14
POPULAR REMEDIES

mems private diseases. Sold only by e. 3
JORGENSON. 644 Kearny ST. San Francisco
Mail orders n speciality. Send for circular.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-14
HOUSES TO LET

NI1W bungalow -oons. gas, bath %eles5r % st' -
-: low rant 10 right parties Room S.
Crooker bldg.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-14
BUTTONS AND pLEATING

Steele's button works 222 Ellis and Mason; Phi
Frank. 1921 and C4521. Mail orders solicited
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-14

PHRENoLoGIST reads your life by esoterc
phrenology. 1922 Market St; hrs, TO p. m.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-14
LUMBER For SALE

SHINGLES, S1.4O: rustic. $50; boards. $40;
country orders solicited. 33 10th ST.. $. Z.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-14

Two acre lots, close to Los Antos: all in fruit
and berries; good room houses. barns. we'll and
mill Both ideal homes Price $3 25O for one
and $50 for the other.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-14

$500 acres. 3 miles from Coyote. Santa Clara
county, miles from Morgan Hill: about 800
acres of good creek bottom; 10000 cords of wood;
good cottages, l new; cOwbarn 40x160; good
horse barn; 2 silos. 100 tons each; farming i'm
plements, etc; 1 good blacksmith shop. Price
s3J per acre.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-14

T-ogFT RNISHED room. suitable for office of any
Kind on drSt floor. in fne location; p % ST
IFICE ana large light basement; good loca-
-fr7. rent $40 1913 Mission ste
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-14

DRESS MAKING

DRESS MAKING, designing. cutting. fitting and
ladies' tailoring thoroughly taught; n. y
branch Of Vienna Tailoring Institute; tailor
shirt waist pattern cut to your measure. 2Sc;
branch of Elite Fashion and Patterns see erin
cline models. 3o5 Grant av-; ph- sutter 1894.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-14

l. h p. l. BILL 543 Golden Gate av--
Headquarters for Solar lamps. Vesta batteries.
Panhard oil. Diamond chains and parts.