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Another dainty frock Of silk novelty ging-
ham, in a dove gray shade, and which
comes from the Rue de la Paix. is all ready
for street wear the minute June makes the
wool street suit insupportable. This gray
bingham frock has the long crusader
tunic, belted loosely at the vast and fall
ing below the knees over an underskirt Of
the same fabric. Both tunic and skirt
are laid in inch-wide pleats. and though
the tunic is really made in two parts, the
bodice portion being attached to lawn
lining, the long pleats seem to extend
from neck to hem, the broad patent
leather belt apparently combining the gar
ment at the waist. This long tunic fastens
down the center of the front with stitched
straps of the Bingham, each strap being
held by two white crochet buttons.
These white buttons, the black vanished
leather belt and a collar and cuff set of
fine embroidery relieve the dead gray Of
the frock and make a chic finish.
Another French frock, exhibited a re-
cent opening, and made of striped pink
and-white linen lawn, showed the same
effect of inch-wide pleats from shoulder
to hem. A black vanished leather belt
also confined the waist of this frock, and
neck and sleeves were finished with a
similar collar and cuff set Of white lin
gerie material. Beside this very clever little
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By Margaret B. Downing.

ROM I h e social
standpoint the Su-
preme Court holds
as august a place
as It's position in
the & ov r n ment
s u gig q 3 8. The
chatelaines of the
homes OF the ju-
dietary are, as q
rule, women past
middle life, digni-
fed and rather re-
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served Their position gives them i'm
munity from many OF the tedious obliga-
tons which are incumbent on those less
highly placed. Every woman In of1ciai
life. except the wives of the President
and Vice President. calls on them nrst,
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EMPTING to the
fancy as the lovely,
dia p h ar Gus COS
tunes of lawn and
/ a c e undoubtedly
are, the wise wom-
an turns her face
resolutely away
from their beguile-
ment and immedi-
ately after Easter
sets her to work on
practical froeks OF
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one of the great houses on the Rue de la
Paix. The g'ngham is of a soft, dove
gray color, and the graceful lines of the
long Crusader tunic are unre.ieved save
by a black leather belt. and collar and
cuffs of snow white embroidery. These
round collars and deep cuffs OF fine en-
broidery are shown With many of the
simple cotton frocks Which Paris Is
fashoning this season.
No. 2-Checked Silk Bingham.
- DOL, pretty and practical for street
~ wear on summer day is this neat
little Russian blouse suit of black and
white novelty Bingham, made by Ruftie
in Paris. The model seems a very simple
one, but there are several details which
mark it as unmis takably French in con-
ception. The black piping along the
seams, the black belt and black and
white buttons give a touch of chic, and
the loose sleeve, with it's deep cuff over
an undersleeve of fine tucked batiste is
particularly smart. The hat is of cream
leghorn, with a black velvet crown and
two raspberry pink roses in front
No. 3-Linen and Batiste.
A NOVELTY this season which COM
= mends itself for its cool comfort AZ
we'll as its prettiness, is the upper bodice
OF very thin fabric attached to a tunic
which matches the skirt Of the costume.
In this instance skirt and tunio are of
golden brown linen-the new pheasant"
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Description of the
Fashion Photos Above

No. 1-Gingham Frock for Street
Wear.
wv HAT the hand OF master can do
w with the simplest material lie we'll
shown In this little walking dress OF In
exnenstve bingham. which comes from
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frock lay stunning hat Of ohanticler
red straw, trimmed with red tulle and red
velvet ribbon.
Many Of the plain gingharr1s and linen
costumes for early summer wear shoN
this chanticler influence, the material
being embroidered with motifs represent
ing features Of the barnyard drama. For
example, smartly cut natural linen
frock with a belted Russian tunic over a
killed skirt is decorated with embroidered
designs, representing tiny ROSTERS with
red combs, growing corn, one in green
and rising suns. worked with yellow-tht
Growing chanticler being supposed t.
greet the dawn. Some Of the red linen
dresses i'll the chanticler or cockscomb
color, while a bit conspicuous for street
wear, will be charming later in the woods
or on the seashore. Red-and-white
checked ginghams are also being made up
with trimming bands of plain red in Rus
sian blouse style, belt of snappy black
and-red leather combining the tunic at the
waist. To complete such costume there
should be a scarlet parasol and a sma IT
red straw hat with red or reu-and-white
trimmings.
Red accessories OF all sorts will be
much used this summer. and hats. para
soils and handbags already abound in the
shops. It is by the clever addition Of
these little things that the Parisienne
makes even the simplest Bingham morn
ing frock a toilet worthy OF considera-
ton II a Bingham, or even a linen
dress, is to be worn in the street. hat,
parasol. handbag and gloves must be very
carefully selected to complete a distinc-
tive ensemble With cotton or linen
dresses for warm weather. silk gloves are
in perfect taste and are much more COM
Portable than kid. Some of the new en-
broidered silk gloves are very dainty in
pattern and in coloring, and one may
have the embroideries in self-color or in
contrasting effect.
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as silk itself. often, as far as the mate
rial goes, one may pay quite as much
for ones Scotch Bingham morning frock
as for the afternoon costume of foulard
and the g;ngham frock may be quite as
smart in it's way as the more ambitious
model of silk.
The silk novelty gingharns are particu-
larly fine and light in texture and the
colorings are very soft and beautiful. A
little blue-and-white silk Bingham has a
crossed bodice, under which Is a deep
guimpe of fine eyelet embroidery, finished
at the neck with a round, fiat frill of pin
tucked batiste, to which Is attached a
narrow edge of the embroidery. The
tunic overskirt, also crossed In front, is
edged ali around with a coquettish ruffie
OF the Bingham, cut bias, and there are
more little bias ruff1es on the underskirt,
and also at the edge of the elbow sleeves.
For wear with this captivating shepherd
ess frock there is a big leghorn hat, trim
med with bluets and velvet Of the same
shade.
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and they are permitted much privilege
about the obligations OF returning calls.
They receive at will Monday afternoons
during the season, and at all times they
are courted guests in official and diplo-
matte homes. The latest addition to this
exclusive circle is Mrs. Horace Harmon
Lurton, wife of the newly appointed JUS
tice of the Supreme bench. Mrs. Lurton
made the old state sacred to the memory
of Jackson. She has been intimately as
sociated with Mrs. Dickinson and Mrs.
Robert Taylor in all that meant the pres
tige OF their state, and she is already we'll
known to the numerous Tennesseans
domiciled at the capital.
'I am frankly enjoying my life in
Washington" said Mrs. Lurton, land II
ali winters will be as pleasant as this
past one has been. l feel that official ca
reers may have their troubles and vexa-
TONS but there is abundant compenSa-
ton. have enjoyed the intercourse
with people not only from every part of
the United States, but from all over the
world. The American capital is proving
a powerful magnet, and those who are
resident feel that the opportunity afforded
of meeting the renowned visitors, as. foI
instance, Sir Ernest and Lady Shackle-
ton. a short time ago, is something
worthy OF appreciation. 1t is frequently
said that life in the social sense is the
same all over the world. In Washington
il is somewhat different, for the reasons
I have given. and much more interesting
than social life is usually apt to be.
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But In the south the old order is
assing. All those of my generation re-
gret this change, though it is in the ac-
epted law of progression. 1 have often
been asked what caused life to assume
such a different aspect in the past twenty
years, and 1 can only reply that 1t comes
of the fact that modern progress has
brought all localities so close together
that all are losing their individuality
Southern people go north for the sum
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Many of the colored linen and Bingham
dresses have upper bodices of thinner ma
terial. These upper bodices are too deep
to be styled ''yokes,'' for they come be-
low the arrnhole at front and back and
the sleeve is often cut in one with them,
shoulder seams being omitted. A pink
linen frock, having such an upper bodice
OF all-over embroidery. was seen in a
shop window on r street the other day.
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upper bodice and sleeve are OF sheer ba-
tiste in the exact brown shade OF the
linen. Strips of batiste embroidered in
self color are introduced with good effect
into linen tunic and skirt. The hat Is q
Gage summer model of tan straw with
brown satin finish.
No. 4-Rose-Pink Linen.
THE woman with q pretty foot and
! ankle will have her summer
dresses cut short enough to show them
and very jaunty and Youthful are the
short street costumes favored by Paris
now. Rather a relief from eternal
bloused and belted costumes is this
dressy linen afternoon model with its
skirt set up over the bodice in deep
points. The bodice itself is OF tucked
pin batiste, the lower sleeves being Of
pink linen, and batiste and linen are
Joined by pipings Of black linen, black
linen strappings Stimulating button
holes for the pink buttons. The hat is
of rose pink straw draped with a cream
lace veil.
No. Sin Triple Skirt Effect.
Tor a slender figure this model ID
charming. the handsome embroid-
cred border of the linen showing to
good advantage in the fitted hounces
on the skirt. These fiounces are fast
ened together under the embroidery to
form tunic which falls over a pleated
linen founce set on a foundation OF
lawn. The linen is in the natural tan
color and the embroidery is done I'm
white, yoke and undersleeves being Of
ecru net. The hat is OF yellow straw,
with puffed crown of ecru net, a
huge bow of black velvet being ar
ranged at the back.
No. 6-With Self-Toned Braidinss.
THE belted bodice and short tunic
overSkirt Will be a very familiar
style this summer Scores OF the pretty
little ready-made frocks of linen, ging-
ham and silk fouIard in the shops are
made in this way with some modifica-
ton or other, and the model is a par
ticularly easy one for the home dress
maker to attempt. This frock Is oc
stone blue silk and cotton poplin, the
soutache embroidery being in the same
shade. A pretty touch is in the shallow
yoke of white batiste. which is en-
broidered with blue dots to match the
dress color. The blue straw hat has
high blue velvet crown and is trimmed
with tiny pink roses.
There is note OF the barbara in some
of the high novelties and buttons to BE-
worn on the new Russian SUITS. Beautiful
ly carved wood and artistically developed
metals, in hundreds of combinations, make
up the 'fbarbaric" lines.
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brown, named after character in Chan
teller" Rostard's famous play--and the
upper bodice and sleeve are of sheer ba-
tiste in the exact brown shade of the
linen. Strips of batiste embroidered in
self color are introduced with good effect
into linen tunic and skirt. The hat Is a
Gage summer model of tan straw with
brown satin finish.
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spent nearly ali their lives In that cit!
and have been Identified with every
thing which means It's advancement.
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No. 6-with self-Toned Braidinss.

There is a note OF the barbara in some
Of the high novelties and buttcns to BE-
worn on the new Russian SUITS. Beautiful
ly carved wood and artistically developed
metals, in hundreds of combinations, make
I'D the 'S5arbaric' lines.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15
MAKE HOUSE HUNTINc.

MAKE HOUSE HUNTING A PJEASJ1RE
GONE GO, NE, i. DIRECT TO THE OLDEST FREE
KEnTING IsnGI = Gr BghEAu Al & IN THE CITY OUR
TAKE YOU OUT TO SEE JUST SUCH 4
PLACE AS YOU WANT, AT THE RENT YoJJ
WISH TO PAY. WITHOUT ANY ORLIGA. .
TIONS WHATEVER. MOORE'S RENTING
BuREAu, 10 O'FARRELL STREET NEAR
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15

INFORMATION REGARDING EVERY DE.
SIRABLE S.I A FLAT. HOUSE. APARTMENT OR
COTTAGE VACANT. ALSO PLACES IN
FOR THE MERE ASKING -
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15

Hotels, Apt. Houses for Sale and Rent
ELEGANT FAMILY HOTEL FOR LEASE, FUR
NlSHED; FIREPROOF; MODERN; CENTRAL
LIZ LOCATED; MONEY MAKER; OVER $50
ROOMS.
LIVE COUNTRY TOWN NEEDS HOTEL
NAN WITH s.. 900; BEST INDICTMENT TO
hiGHf PARTY; QUICK ACTION.
IRWIN c. KELLER,
z1s PACING bldg Douglas 2197: Home J2510.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15

A BEAUTIFUL s ROOM FLAT: ALL outside
rooms; thoroughly renovated and painted walls
tinted in very latest shades; running water in 6
bedrooms; three fire CRATES; tile bath; hardwood
sub-letting; rent 81. so.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15

SEVEN MINUTES RIDE TO KEARNY AND
MARKET STREETS; and room apartments
ready to occupy In few days; steam heated;
hot water; hotel service; Marshall -Stearns wall
beds; also Holmes disappearing beds: gas range:
extra large closets; walls will be papered or
$40 TO So5 ' "
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15

VAN NESS AVENUE; NEW s ROOM SHINY
APARTMENTS; Interior finished in flmed oak:
large reception halls and closets; dining rooms
beamed and paneled: art glass dome lamps: built
in cabinets in kitchens garbage and janitor free;
rent $50 to 500. 80.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15
HOUSES TO LET-Unfurn.-wanted

WANTED-By June l. to lease or Z room
house, unfurnished vicinity park or Presidio;
state lowest rent Address Architect, room
Ala Humboldt Bank bldg.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15

GRAND GLITTERING GoODTHING GALAXY
We are IN the heart of the building up
lower Mob hilP' district and dealing FIRST
HAND Drive you to recommended fats
apartments, ETC., free Of charge.
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FLATS TO LET-Continued

HARRY J. MOORE'S FREE RENTING AND
INFORMATION BUREAU
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15

NOTE CAREFuLLY--A s ROOM COLONIAL
COTTAGE; SIZE OF LOT 61xl25: ROSE
BUSHES, PALMS AND CHERRY TREES:
THIS COTTAGE is IN SELECT NEIGHBOR-
HOOD. ONLY. % MINUTES RIDE TO THE
FERRY
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15

BERkELEY-FOR RENT.
rooms and garage on Bushnell place; Bush
nell place is little, short secluded street
only blocks from the center of Berkeley. All
OF the houses on this street occupied
homes This property built for home
and is a splendid opportunity for any one
desiring a first class house to rent. Apply to
MRS. ADELA W. BROCK. 2529 College av.,
Berkeley; phone Berkeley 5145.
BEAUTIFUL home on Hillegass av.-Niodern
house of IL rooms; large yard choice location,
on earline. See MASON. McDUFFIE CO., or
Owner, box $50. Call office.
well built brand new house
for rent; large rooms, sleeping porches
hardwood floors; reasonable terms to RESPONSE
bic party Inquire at 1888 Carlton ST.
MISSION branch Of The Call, MILLER'S, sta
toner, BOIL 18th ST.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15
ROOMS wANTED-oakIand

in private family with persol
willing 10 teach English language 10 / or
gentlemen. Address 400 Sth st., Oakland.
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FLATS TO LET

FREE RENT BUREAU
of the
B-U-N-S-T-E-R & SAKE CO.,
Eddy and Larkin SITS.
All cars transfer to our door.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15
SEWING MACHINES

SEWING MACHINES
NEW drophead machines. made and guaranteed
by New Home Sewing Machine Co., $3.50 to
S24.5O; second hand. 50 TO $40; renting repair
DOMESTIC. 1914 FILLMORE near Post; THE
of all makes; lowest prices; best terms. ].
w EVANS, agent; phone West S601-
SEWING machines, all makes: renting. repair
ing. McNALLY. 1854 Mission; tel Mission 2o2
WESTERN FEED co.'s certificate Of stock for
sale at 90 cents on the dollar. Box 1852. Call
Bacehi: mgr: 1429 Stockton: tel: Home C4603.
STORAGE AND MOVING VANS
BEKINS
OF COURSE.
1otO Broadway near 18th St. Oaklaad-
BEKINS VAN AND STORAGE COMPANY.
F1reproof Warehouse. 18th and Mission.
Phone Market 1914. or Home M1313-
WILSON BROS Qnc.)-Moving and storage.
cor 18th and Sanchez sts-, block from Mar
ket and Fillmore sts. cars. Phone Park 271
A-PACIFIC STORAGE AND VAN CO.-Brick
warehouse, 1922 Fillmore St Tel West 262s-
PIERCE -RoDoLPH Storage and Moving Co.
main office Eddy and Fillmore Tel. West s2S
MISSION branch of The Call. MILLER's, sta
-
CARPET CLEANING
AAA-U. S. Carpet Cleaning Co, 22o7 Bush ST.
Most superior cleaning in the world: can give
you beating, steam, compressed air. vacuum
OF celebrated earthquake, which removes all
dlrt dust. grease, restoring natural colOrs like
new West $685. S249S; laying and refitting
AAAA-LE CLAIR VACUUM CLEANING CO.,
o. Post. room S26; phone Douglas 2O71. or
res west 9O4l-Dustless cleaning of carpets
rugs, draperies. WITHOUT REMOVAL.
largest, best Gig cap'y 1000 yards day; no
ar cleaning; all work guar; cleaning &c.
1sy, &C; renov., etc; ests, free Gislow c. G..
Co. 80 vermont; Park 6925. M3317: est 20 y.
ABSOLUTELY the Best Carpet Cleaning, &c yd;
estimates given for Altering and Relaying
Deal direct with F. A. RICE'S Carpet Works.
leoo Harrison ST. Phones Market 262. M1207.
S. F. COMPRESSED AIR CLEANING CO., 397
Carpets, rugs quickly. thoroughly Cleaned on
moor without removal; estimates free
A-CARPETS cleaned and relaid, Sc per yard;
carpetS cleaned &c per yard; mattresses made
over Berkeley Steam Carpet Cleaning Works
w. f. HElNE. Phone Berkeley 943.
AA-National Carpet Cleaning Wks.-Targegt on
coast; laying and altering a speciality. Hamp-
ton d Ballly S44-34s Church ST; Market 1S9.
WHEN you become disgusted with poor work
send your carpets to j. SPAULDING & CO..
9e9 Golden Gate av. Phone Market 643
JAPANESE Electric Vacuum Cleaning Co.-Rea-
ADVANCE Carpet Cleaning Co-Advanced meth-
ods. GEO. WALCoM CO., 1131-1139 Sutter ST.
MATHEWS0N'S carpet beating works 315 East
18th ST.. Oakland; tel Merritt sos.
WATTS-Reliable carpet cleaning; alterations;
removal. laying. $50 Devisadero; ph- Park $50.
CoNkLIN BROS, carpet cleaning and laying.
z..1 Geary St. corner Baker: phone West 93.
BAR AND STORE FIXTURES
BRUNSWICK -BALKE- -COLLENDER CO., 765-767
Mission ST., telephone Sutter 333
PAINTING AND DECORATING
ALL branches house painting and decorating
j. E. HARRISON 1920 Cal. Frank $3.50. C3OO6.
LOCKSMITHS
Keys at factory prices. Key Works. s61 Clay
ST. Oakland Phones: Oakland 6717 A2574
JAPANESE TAILORS
THE HIN0Y, tailor for Amer ladies and
gents: fit guar. 1901 Geary St: West 6617
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15

HERE is THE BIG OIL BURNER MoGUL
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15

FURNISHED.
$4,000 room furnished house: finished hoors
open fireplaces. sleeping deck. piano; fine
marine view; house Will rent for $40 unfur-
nished, but rather than store furniture will
rent for S45 furnished
$50.OO-7 room furnished house: finished floors,
open freplaces, sleeping deck; fine marine
view; situated on LIE Roy av., North Ber-
kelley.
S15.O0-S room furnished house; sleeping deck.
hardwood floors and furnace; situated in
North Berkeley.
ss0Oo-10 room furnished house; sleeping deck
baths, hardwood floors, ) fireplaces; large
garden; for months.
SzeO.OO-lS room furnished house. the most ar
tistically built house in Berkeley; 10 bed
rooms. sleeping decks and tower large
lot, commanding entire sweep of bay.
CoNVEYANCES ARE AT THE DISPOSAL OF
THE RENT DEPARTMENT AT ALL TINES To
SHOW THESE HOUSS AND OTHERS. ASK
FOR MR.. LONG.
Berkeley Station.
shattuck at Addison. Phone Berkeley ZOO
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drive wheel proposition which is going to
clear the bases and break up the game. AS
RED LETTER BARGAIN in celebration of
our RENT BUREAU having smashed ALL
WORLDS UNPAcED RECORDS last week in
successfully locating just g. house hunting
parties, we offer ONE MONTHS FEE RENT
on propositions A, B, C. D, E, f, herewith set
forth:
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HOUSES TO LET-unfur.
FOR RENT.

COTTAGES AND BUNGALOWS
$2I .50--6 room shingled bungalow: large lot. 50x
115; southwest exposure; blocks from
Claremont Key Route
$50. 00-5 room shingled bungalow; children;
references required The most modern and
artistic bungalow for rent in Berkeley.
Original cost 81 200.
$50 O0-6 room house: hardwood floors; open
freplaces; in fine condition: corner lot,
with well kept garden; bargain
$50 0O--6 room shingled house. hardwood floors.
open hreplaces; modern in every detail; fine
marine view.
S30OO--6 room house Claiming way Nc
Gee; hardwood floors. open hreplaces.
beamed ceilings; NEW; WILL BE COM
PLETED NAY Is.
$o000-S room shingIed house; finished floors.
sleeping deck: 2 baths; situated at en-
trance of Claremont.
SoO00--NEW; READY MAY 10; s room shingled
house in North Berkeley; marine view;
hardwood floors. open fireplace; furnace;
sleeping deck; new and modern.
Soooo-9 room shingled house; hardwood floors,
paneled living and dining rSms; large re-
ception rooms freplaees, . baths; large
porch. inclosed In glass connecting with
still larger sleeping deck good sized yard;
lawn flowers and garage; situated cor
ner l block from College V. The most
beautiful and livable house ever offered in
Berkeley,
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15

wESTGATE APIS, 1926 HYDE ST
Five and rooms and very modern; polished
floors, hot water etc. For particulars, NJ.
SHEFTEL. 2065 Bush st. Phone West 4403.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15
FREIGHT FORWARDING

NATIONAL FREIGHT & TRANSFER CO.. Mis-
sion mr. 10th; phone Market 3154-Cut rates TO
all points; moving vans; freproof warehouse.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15

JUST COMPLETED; CHOICEST. PART OF
MOB HILL; AND ) ROOM SUNNY APART
MENTS; beautiful marine view; very latest fin
1shed interior; tapestry papered walls; original
open fire CRATE; also steam heat: large reception
hall; private phone: spacious closets: servants
room. etc; most artistic and best built apart
ments in San Francisco; references required
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15
BERKELEY HOUSES TO LET-Fur.

SPRUCE ST., 1915, North Berkeley-House of 10
rooms to let, furnished or unfurnished half a
block from car line; convenient to Southern
Pacific fine marine view.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15

MASONIC AVENUE SOUTH OF HAIGHT
STREET: AND 4 ROOM APARTMENTS
WILL BE COMPLETED MAY %; MAKE
RESERVATIONS AT ONCE; ASKING SGT to
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FLATS FOR SALE-Furnished
RESIDENTIAL neghborhood; coziest room apt
fat In city; mission interior; dining room and
living room furnished in fumed oak; oriental
designed rugs bedroom, brdseye maple:
brass bed body Brussels rug etc.; furniture
in one month; SIS paid same; balance
terms If desired. Apply
HARRY j. MOORE FURNITURE CO.,
1852 O'Farrel ST. Market
PARTY leaving city will sell a whole furni-
ture and carpets of room fiat; good condi-
ton: chance to start house keeping. 1722
Suffer st.
ROOMS; bargain, 5000: call and see; leaving
city; dealers. West S50J.
OAKLAND FLATS TO LET-Furnished
neatly furnished room flats in Oakland: upper
fiat; piano and garden 5616 Telegraph av.
near Key Route and opp. Idora park.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15

NEW ROOM FLAT; bedroom finished in
dull mahogany; halls and dining room early Eng
lish; two magnificent open fire CRATES; every
room sunny; rent only S45 this is very low
rent considering class of building and location.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15

ELIZABETIfAN FLAT IN JACKSON STREET
EAST OF HYDE; HEAVY BEAMED CELL
INGS living 12x20; open and gas fire
CRATES; fancy bookcases and china closets; an
attractive room fat for $50