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The daily sentinel., 1910-11-11
Cow AND THE
NOON COMING

Miss Hazel Rice of 1.-The Cow and
the Moon" company. which comes to
the Park opera house on Monday.
November IA, is one of the most In
teresting little personages in present.
day theatricals. She is known as the
Dresden dolr' of musical comedy:
scarcely feet in height. but perfect
in form and figure. most pleasing
features and a personality that
reaches out over the footlights and
fairly grasps one. she Is most mag
netic and charming.
Miss Rice, in the part Of little
Miss Innocence, the maid who has
never seen a man, has a role that
suits her perfectly, and she is said
to be making the hit of her career.
ling of Bridal Bells" "They All Look
Alike to Mabel and "If They are All
las Nice as You" displays her talents
as comedienne most favorably
"The Cow and the Moon" is
companion play to "The Cat and the
Fiddle" and is also founded on nur-
sery-rhyme lore which made the lat
ter so interesting.
Charles A. Sellon is the star of the
company and brings a company of
over forty people and production
that is claimed to be the most gor
geous and glittering of anything that
has been seen here in many a day.
There are gnomes, sprites, elfs,
mortals and immortals outside of the
principal characters in the story, and,
taken all in all, makes an entertain
ment that is entirely away from the
beaten track of musical comedy. and,
for that reason alone. outside of it's
I'll. sl1 L. .y.ll
worth while.
Recent exchanges received here
from newspapers in cities where THE
Cow and the Moon" has been re-
viewed pronounce it ''the show of
novelties
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ST P()RTSS
Wagner, Bad Actor" May Leave the
Pittsburg Team.

Pittsburg, Pa. Nov. I1.-.'If Man
ager Clarke sees fit to dispose of Hans
Wagner, he has my permission. |
will make no objection. We want
and must have a winning club"
These remarks were made yester-
day by President Barney Dreyfuss of
the Pittsburg team. His statements
all tended to verify the report that
Hans Wagner, the great shortstop,
will likely not be with the locals next
year.
Il really cannot say whether Wag-
ner will go with us the coming season
or not" continued Dreyfuss. with de-
liberation. We are going to do
everything in our power to have
winning team the next season. and
will let nothing stand in the way. |
notice in a baseball publication that
Wagner will likely suffer a great cut
in salary if he plays with Pittsburg
next year.
The fact is is nothing has been
yet said to Wagner or any one else
about salary contracts or anything of
the kind. There is no question but
Wagner failed to play his game last
season, but this was true, too, of
others of our players. The case of
Wagner is in the hands of Clarke, the
same as all other players. If Clarke
wants to get an entire new team, he
can have it. We lost the pennant last
year through bad actors. have ord
cred Clarke to get rid of all bad
actors"
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FINE BANQUET
FOR H0RsEMEN

The banquet of the Gentlemens
Riding and Driving association at the
st. Regis last evening was a splendid
success. The guests numbered about
thirty and sat down soon after half
pass seven. but the feast of reason
and flow of soul did not terminate
until midnight.
w. p. Ella was toastmaster and
practically everyone present was call
ed on for remarks.
Under the discussion of prizes for
the big race meet to be held on the
23rd of this month, many sugges-
tions were made. but it was left to
T. ID. Reams to offer the most prac-
tical idea. He declared that loving
cups and cooling blankets were all
right sometimes, but not in this case.
He said that loving cup was gen.
orally taken home and put on the
shelf, by the owner of the winning
horse, and then forgotten. A cooling
blanket was all right If a fellow own
ed horse that was fast enough to
get up a sweat. But he said that he
was not sure of winning either and he
wanted something he could enjoy,
hence he suggested that banquet be
held after each matinee, then he
would be sure to come in first at the
eating game.
Superintendent of feed. Harry
Burnett. provided a magnificent re-
past of eight courses. of which the
following was the menu:
Oyster Cocktail
Consomme Parisienne
Celery Hearts Radishes Olives
Salmon Outlets. st. Menedtrol
Shoestring Potatoes
Petit Filet, la Royal
Green Peas
Grape Fruit Punch
SQUAD, Champignon
Flaked Hominy
Pineapple, la mode
Coffee Noir
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No Green Cloth for Tex Rickard al
Hot Springs, Ark.

Hot Springs, Ark, Nov. lick
Rickard, the western sporting man,
who came here to establish casino,
has abandoned the scheme Rickard
laid plans to erect a club house to
compare with Saratoga in its palmy
days, but Hot Springs surrendered its
common law license Saturday night to
initiate Monte Carlo.
Tomorrow will witness the public
auction of costly chance-taking para
phernalia. The lid is on. The new
prosecuting attorney. j. B. Woods.
elected on the reform platform, gave
formal notice to the sporting fratern-
ity to pull down the blinds and close
the clubs" This has been done and
Hot Springs will. be in sporting
eclipse.
w. S. Jacobs of the Ohio club has
arranged to dispose of valuable rou-
lette wheels and layouts, several
wheel" games and costly tables to
society leaders for what he calls
penny ante" amusement.
Meantime Tex Rickard will return
west He says the days of gambling
are numbered everywhere except be-
hind closed DOORS"
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To Ride Motorcycle Around World.


New York, Nov. 11-That a we'll
planned attempt to break the New
York to Paris record established by
George Schuster and the Thomas car
in 1908 will be made in the spring
was the announcement made this
week. 1t will not be attempted in an
automobile. however, but Roger CO.
lardeau, an adventurous Frenchman
living in New York, will tempt fate by
riding a motorcycle around the earth
Colardeau expects to start in May
or June and has figured out his sched-
ule. He will ride a single cylinder
Harley-Ravidson motorcycle, and ex-
poets to lower the Thomas cars rec
ord of months 9 days by fully one
month.
Thus far the Frenchman has con-
templated going alone, but If he can
find one other motorcyclist as adven-
turous as himself may consent to
partner. as it will considerably dimin-
ish the lonsomeness in the wilds of
Siberia. Colardeau is simply going
for the sport of the undertaking and
viii bear his own expenses. He has
been planning the trip for some time
but did not care to amake an an
nouncement until all details had been
perfected. He will leave shortly for
Paris so arrange for supply stations
throughout Siberia and Russia. The
| itinerary will be announced next
week.
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SAVES AN IOWA MANS LIFE.

The very grave seemed to yawn
before Robert Madsen, of West Bur-
lington. Iowa, when. after seven
weeks in the hospital, four of the best
physicians gave him up. Then was
shown the marvellous curative power
of Electric Bitters. For, after eight
months of frfghtful suffering from
liver trouble and yellow jaundice.
getting no help from other remedies
or doctors, five bottles of this match
less medicine completely cured him.
Its positively guaranteed for Stomach,
Liver or Kidney troubles and never
disappoints. Only soc at The C. D.
Smith Drug Co.
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UnpronounceabIe Pole Loses Again

Rochester, N. Y, Nov. 11.-Stan-
islaus Zbyszko. lost handicap wrest-
ling match last night when Mort
Henderson stayed 20 minutes. Zbys-
zko threw Paul De Santell in three
minutes. After his failure to throw
Henderson. he downed Mike WEIGH
mann of Buffalo, in seven minutes.
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Good horses. pes, OF rigs. courteous
treatment, for all patrons of Barton
& Terrill, the livery and transfer
men.
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Made to order jewelry is our spe-
cialty, original designs. G. w. Prim-
rose, manufacturing jeweler.
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Shoes that satisfy you best is the
one that combines pleasing appear
ance with durability such as McCon-
nell & Lowe sell.
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Investigate our methods. our stock
of lumber End our prices--The Ra-
mey-Perce Lumber Company.
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The store where your friends meet
The Quist Drug Co.
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Lasker Gets First Game in Tourney

Berlin, Nov. 11.-Dr. Emanuel Las
ker, holder of the worlds champion
ship, beat ID" Janowski, French
champion, in the first game for the
chess championship of the world,
played at Kerkau place here yester-
day. The match is a contest of eight
games up, draws not counting.
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For heavy hauling see Barton &
Terrill, Fifth and Colorado.
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! Let us show you lap robes and
horse blankets. Fred Mantey.
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Clean cotton, rags wanted at The
Sentinel office Immediately.
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AND
BUSINESS COLUMN
.f-..--f-.i-t--t--s.j--s--s--..- .-s-s--f--s--;-.
DRS. ELDRIDGE AND GRAY
Physicians and Surgeons.

: All medicines furnish ed from .
!. our own laboratory and put up .
: by ourselves. thus avoiding +.
: mistakes. .
: Main street. .
, Dr. Eldridge'- residence. No. .
!. 53S Chipeta avenue. Phone .
: No. 107 Junction. .
: DR.. Gray's residence. ll6 .
|. South Seventh street Phone .
!. Junction 321. .
: Office phone. No. l26 juno .
!. tion. .
!. ONCE hours from $3.50 to IL .
: am: from l to pm; from .
: Z to 8 pm. and from 2 to 4 .
!. pm Sundays. .
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Myers and shnfer Have Signed Up

New York, Nov. 11.-Myers, the
star catcher, signed with the New
York Nationals for 1911 yesterday as
did Arthur Shafer, substitute infield-
er.
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Clean cotton rags wanted at Fhe
Sentinel office Immediately.
The daily sentinel., 1910-11-11

Harness oil in any quantity. Fred
Mantey.
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WITH OUR EXCHANGES.

Western Empire: Mr.. and Mrs.
w. o. Redding have been visiting
with friends at Grand Junction the
past week.
Telluride Journal. X. Patton, of
Grand Junction. was in the city this
morning on business.
Grand Valleys News: Mrs. F. w.
Revoice. of Grand Junction, was a
Grand Valley visitor several days this
week. Grand Junction is to have
a $75, 900 ice manufacturing and cold
storage plant, which will afford what
that section has long needed for the
handling Of fruit in case of delays in
shipment.
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You can't lose by buying Conkey's
Laying Tonic. If your hens don't lay
yo uget your money back. Grand
Junction Seed Company. 325 Main-st.
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Why not put your soles in our care
We will. fit your feet intelligently
with shoes that will meet your re-
quirement Mcconnell & Lowe.
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BY letting The Suitorium clean that
suit you got the best work.
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John B. Campo101ic0 WITH DeEn1rtini e
Cheappe-Al WORK except gas tXruTes- "a l1tIl-
and shades for two story and basement frsaie
building IN line OF Allen street. 80 W q
HYDE. " ~ by 6O- 500
Scr lhern Pacific company with kansoEe con
crete company. contractor, ard Sioley grating
and teaniinS cOmDsny. suocontractors-- ikea fat-
ing aud concrete work Tor west wing % south
era Paciec hospital building On sot az Hayes.
Fell Baker and Lyon streets, Sl.523
Arthur +. Rousseau with A e. Lee and Mar
thew Plisr. Boscus Brothers and ANDERSON
Brothers planning MIL and manufacturing com
pany-TO erect a frame aparll-enr bu-iulnz IN
y line CT Pine street. SIS v OF LeavsnWorr1.
y 50 By W PIN $3.50
Amelia s. Lesz3nsky with Charles n HocS
e al-To erect i've story and basement BRICK
lass { apartment hose 10 line OF Suite
street 1873 " Of Van Ness avenue, W 5Iso d
10: s19.9o5-
II n. Heineman with otis elevator coupany-
Passenger and sidewalk elevator for building n
line OF Bush street. lSt-o = q S1nso1ne, =
20 By So $.3. 100
Nary's Help hospital with Connor & Hughes
-Carpentry glass. mill work. hardware, sheet
metal and painti1g FOR G D z o. group o.
heSDitaI buildings at 81 corner - Guerrero
street and Clinton PARK, 100 By 80;
81. go
San Francisco savings union with Atlantic
areproofng company-Metal Turing wire lsth-
ing f9r a one story and basement and attic
cIsssS A building at NV corner cf Grant avenue
and O'Farrell street. T6x9ls sa.2-<
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE


SANTA Cruz BARGAINS
20 acres. miles from Santa Cruz. 20 acres
in hay, II acres Of orchard small vineyard
good room house; large barn. outbuilSings
and hne we'll; IN high state Of cultivation;
price 50. 500.
Six acre ranch. miles from santa Cruz
adjoining Sequel; acres In excellent orchard.
70 II years old; fne room horse. Lore
barn and OutbHildings chicken houses. wind
mill and tank: water piped over pace, lis
Is very nue place, beautifully situated and
excellent view; price 5000 S2-O10 down
% acre ranch. 5 miles from Santa Cruz; new
room house: biaekberTies and Strawberries:
IL acres can De cultivated; ) acres IN hay and
berries this year; creek. gas engine and pump
ing plant; me redwood grove: hne view; ex-
eellent soil Tor vegetables; price $3.50.
81 acre ranch. ) 4 miles from santa Cruz
5 room house. barn. chicken hOuses and yards.
broOdeT houses. orcherd, sill farm tool8. nice
team Of horses, new spring wagon. 10 cows. /
bull. $50 chickens running stream milk route
pays $3.50 month: ineh water right; 1.500
cords wood; gofd income producer; prize
81, 600.
COUNTRY DEPARTMENT
HOLCoMB REALTY COMPANY,
3Q6 san Pablo avenue,
Oakland. Cal.
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LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE TO BOND HOLDERS OF HoNO..IJIij
PLANTATION COMPANY.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant 70
the provisions Of that certain mortgage dated
the first day Of May, A. D. 1905 which was
executed by the HONOLULU PLANTATION
COMPANY OF SAN FRANCISCO, as trustee.
those certain one hundred tl00) OF the bonds
secured by said mortgage. and hereinafter
day OF February, 1910. selected drawn and
designated for payment and redemption in tie
manner provided in said mortgage Said bonds
60 selected drawn and designated for payment
win be paid at the office Of the company al
No PCS Market St. IN the city and county Of
of one thousand Isl, 0G0i dollars per bond and
accrued interest, on the 20 day OF May 1910
Such bonds shall be surrendered to the com
pany for payment. redemption and cancella-
ton as provided In said mortgage and in
terest thereon shall cease from said I'd day
OF May. 1910
The following are the numbers OF the bonds
50 selected drawn and designated:
q
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pRoPosaLs AID RIns

NOTICE or LEASING sEAwALL LOT
Notice IS hereby given that bids will be re-
ceiyed and opened By the Board OF State Harbor
Commissioners at their Office No. 10 in
the Union Depot and Ferry House, foot Of Mar.
ket St. in the City and County OF San Fran
cisco. State OF California. at the hour OF 10
O'Clock q. M, Thursday. the 10th day of
March. 1910 for letting or leasing by said Board
Of SeawalI Lot .,B-" Said seawali lot Is sitT-
sted on the water front Of the City and Coauty
Of San Francisco. and IS bounded By Taylor
Mason. Jefferson and East streets
Said property will be let TO the highest and
best bidder for term not exceeding twenty
I've t25l years, subject, however to the power
Of the Board to reject any and all lids and In
accordance with printed terms and conditions OF
lease 10 which reference is hereby made which
are On file in the Office OF the Secretary of the
Board copies of which viii be furnished bid
ders on application to said Secretary Refer
ence is also hereby made to said printed terms
end conditions OF lease for q more Particular de-
scription OF Seswall Lot B.
Bids must set forth the purposes for which
said lot shall be used and the bidder must agree
that the statement of his bid IL tbs lease is
awarded to him. shall be embodied in said lease
and he must also agree that said lot shall be
used only for the purposes set forth in his bid
W V. STAFFORD
W. z. DENNISoN.
p. s. TELLER
Board OF State Hsrbor Commissioners
". B. THORPE. Secretary
February 6
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ASSESSMENT NOTICES

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT. WONDER WATER
COMPANY
Location OF principal place of business. San
Francisco. California. Location OF works Won
der Mining Distrlet, tlufcAlil county, Nevada.
the board of directors, held on the Sth day
of February 1910, assessment mo Il OF
one-haif tihcl cent per share was levied upon
the capital stock OF the corporation. payable
Immediately 10 the secretary at the office OF
the company. room 103. No. 26S Market street
Of California
ANY stock ON which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on Monday. the 2Ist day of March,
1910 Will be delinquent and advertised for
sale at public auction. and unless payment is
made before viii be sold on Monday the 18th
day Of April 1910. at II O'Clock noou to pay
the delinquent assessment together with costs
Of advertising and expenses OF sale
HENRY 3. GREGG
Secretary OF the Wonder Water COMPANY.
Office; Room 103. No. 26S Market street.
san Francisco. California.
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RI-SINEsS LoCATIoN

S5.50o-Cottage Of ) rooms and bath and
high basement: lot 25x10s: on n. line Clement
ST near Sth ay.; cars pass property: transfer
corner nj Sth av.: live. growing business center;
an opportunity to secure bargain.
For particulars and permission TO inspect see
s., z s Co.. 19l 9th av.. ~ cor. California ST.
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LEGAI. yoTIcEs-continued

ALL concerned take notice that my wife, Minnie
4. Donnolly. having left my bed and board
without just cause. l VIII not he hereafter
ROBERT NJ. CONNOLLY, Berkeley, Cal, Feb
4. 1910
HAVING sold my business at 10 Sacramento
ST to c. yuciHich and T.. SparoyIch, ! VIII
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CITY REAI. EsTATE-cantinued
AN IDEAL HOAE-IE1.aS IL SUI.
HIST tTO4IPT FsTFD

An IDEAL hOME-1EktliS IL Sui
Just COMPLETED.
Strikingly beaatiful; the owner has given IN
limited study 10 combine the artistic and the
convenient; the exterior IS on the lines % the
most modern cement houses and possesses swaS-
ger simplicity devoid OF ornament that Is not
riqr expresses refinement and comfort 81 every
point On the trst nOor * q spacious living
room covered with rich brown cloth. large
open fireplace Of Harvard brick. with a shelf sup
ported oy interesting antique carvings. tavern
benches, beamed ceiling and unusual stair
way add 10 the quaint charm; the dining room Is
craftsman IN period. paEeled high IN Mission
. oak surrounded BIZ imported freize. the built
IN bunet deserves mention. kitchen has every
newest convenience On second aecr, chambers
and mans den have interesting all coverings
. Basement has laundry. wine cellar. servant s
room arranged There i provision for garage.
Only 500 cash required. balance on monthly
payments The lot IS On the sunnieSt corner.
with frontage Of 80 feet. Key al Ofnee Of
builder and designer.
y FRITZ 14oI Masonic av-
FOR sele-Ss. 500: strictly modern dats: nearly
completed; On Buena Vista az. South
Frederick ST; rooms each. attic and pro
vision Tor social hall 81 basement: lot 81.
wide: has cement driveway FOR 4 barn or
garage; can arrange terms 10 suit almost
any proposition. Ira ". Coburn. 451 Duboee sv-
SEE those new houses en- 18TH av near Il 81 /;
builder.
IS. 600-New room residence and banquet hall:
easy terms; near 18th and Diamond sts- 2j6j
Mission 81.
HAVE Standard Title Insurance CouDsny Mills
MISSION BRANCH OF THE CALL. BLAKE'S
BAZAAR, HOS VALENCIA ST
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THE BEST BARGAIN
IN THIS CITY.
ONLY Sl4, 50o-RENTS S165.

Three high class flats. just completed; Go :
rooms and bath; large lot. 27:6xl37:6; con
crete basement; imposing front with marble
rooms paneIed with selected hardwood: cross
beamed ceilings: all woodwork baud polished;
heaters: I foot space each side OF house
every room sunny; hardware. fixtures and
plumbing materials are the very best in the
market. situated on the north side of Jackson
ST. Nos I254-l264. between Jones and Leav-
enworfh SIS. having panoramic marine view
that can not be obstructed- This property
positively must be sold before the 10Th inst.
Investigate and make ofer.
DAVIDSON & LEIGH,
Exclusive Agents,
1877 Montgomery st.
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$500 PER ACRE.

Grest whest country; 100 acre farms in the
rich delta OF the Sonora river. American
line in Mexico; between Southern Pacific and
sea; most excellent climate; deep garden soil;
corn. wheat, cotton. beans alfalfa. dates.
oranges, lemons. all vegetable products: good
market $50. 900 acres now opened 70 American
farmers; first 10 200 acres 81 S. per acre. half
cash; this is really 800 land. See or write rs
Immediately.
c. " WOOSTER COMPANY.
lo2 MARKET 81. San ErancLseo. Cal.
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$50 0o0-
IeN ACRES WITH IMPROVEMENTS
Adjoining the city Of MERGED. MERGED county.
Close 20 school and church.
Al ideal home piace-Iand the most fertile
viii produce sbundsntly alfalfa. corn fruits
and vegetables Good house with bath:
tankhouse. 5000 caIlen tank; water piped TO
house, barn and garden: barn 56x60: gransry
Izx30. Plenty OF shade trees-oranges. grapes.
berries. fruits for family VIII be sold
ca reasonable terms.
Apply TO owners
COOPERATIVE LAND & TRUST CO..
24S Russ Bldg
San rranrlsrn- Cal
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CITY REAL ESTATE

THOMAS E. HAYMAN,
Suite 1000 First National Bank Building.
Montgomery and Post. Telephone kearny ltUo-
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FOR sale-5.000 shares Monterey Coal Co.; lie or
best offer. Box 2S47, Cali office.
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$50 shares or part BurliDgame Telegraph Type
writer stock; 81 share. Il. Fl. H.. 1914 Fell
StS r
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!. oAkLA~DsREAt ESTATE


Just complete; : ; room cottages Queen Anne. :
bedrooms upstairs. = toilets. cement drivewa-
south front. 64S Porter ST. between 6Ist and
ed near Shattuck; high basement. Gas Alca
traZ aEs this is $3.50. worth $3.50. also I
shingled bungalow with high basement in rus
tic. south frUnt- price s.. 400. s. go Cat loan
al per cent. $50 Fsiryiew. See owner 3n2S
Grove ST.. Berkeley. near Iorin- Tel Berkeley
6S52 These are al bargains need the money
HAVE a most desirable loT for sale cheap: IN
Gated high grOHnd IN enc Of the best resi-
derce sections Of Oakland: direct car line TO
center OF city block from this property
owner needs immediate cash for bis equity
balance EASY terms ELLIS BROS. 46s 11fh
st. Oakland.
ONLY $500 down. balance like rent win buy you
new room modern BUNGALOW; Just CON
pleted nPar Kew Route. marine view. price
s.. 600. Owner 142p Broadway. oakland.
ATTRACTIVE new . room bungalow. choice cor
ner; strictly modern. easy terms: good l0ca-
ti0n. Builder, $50 esd 81. Oakland Pied 1926.
BEAUTIFUL French bungalow. with oak floors
and grand location: must De sold less than
cost. Phone Piedmont 1913 Immediately.
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LoDGING HorsEs FoR SALE

Hotels. Apr. Houses for sale and Rent
STRICTLY high class hotel; 100 rooms; 6s
baths sunny corner centrally located; beauti-
fully furnished and running full; large lobby
fronting On the street and beautiful dining
room Seating capacity 2J1l; every modern
convenience nearly all rooms sunny: 5 direct
car lines; legitimate reasons for selling;
positive sacrifice. o. l. MCMAHON & Co
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W B. McGERRY CO.. Il Montgomery st.
S14, 000-Jackson St near Hyde; fats
rooms; lot 34:4xl37:6; rents $3.50.