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The San Francisco call., 1913-11-29
WERTHEHMBER
AND
MOORE


REAL ESTATE
1009-1o SHREyE BLDG, 2l0 POST ST.
DOUGLAS 3S9S
Civic center property; close in: watch it
grow. Buy where the city and state are
spending millions to improve
APARTMENT OR HOTEL SITE. sa2. 900.
$1,000 cash-Mortgage $4,000 can remain; I;
big lot. 1lsx120; corner; facing streets; must
be sold.
EXCELLENT APARTMENT SITE, $40 800.
Fulton ST; close to Cough; bargain; 3S:9x
100 TO rear street.
CIVIC CENTER LOT. $4,000
One block from Van Ness av.; 2T:6 front.
BARGAIN civic CENTER FLATS s5. 500
Flats In Grove ST.; 27:6xs0; rent $50 per
month; lot worth $4.750.
BARGAIN CIVIC CENTER-s5. 900
Lot in Grove st. ;27:6 front: nominal i'm
provements; rents $25 per month: lot worth
the money.
BARGAINS FLATS. $4,000
new hats, modern in every way: rented
cheap at 500 per month; one Z. one and one
10 ROOM cost S12. 900 to build; lot worth
$1,000 See this. Mortgage can be arranged.
FINE RESIDENCE LOTS.
BEAUTIFUL NEIGHB0RH00D.
81, 250-Baker near Union; 25xS7:6
50, Io0-Union near Baker; 25x137:6.
81 ,00O-Unfon near Baker; 25x112:6.
s., T50-Union near Baker; 27:6xsI:6.
BARGAINS, 800.
Goth near Eureka9 room story modern
house; lot 25x75; $1,000 mortgage can remain:
full price $4.5o0.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
C0mfln nued

I 1854 Acres
One mile of Red Bluff,
ET e h ann a CO a m { y; all
fenced with q good seven
wire fence. This land is
good, deep red soil, grav=
elly surface, free from
brush or timber; can
all be irrigated from
wells at a cost mot to ex=
ceed $3.50 per we'll.
Abundance of water for
irrigation purposes at
from 175 to 225 feet.
There is mo better land
for growing oranges,
lemons, olives and all
r1Onds to be found i'm
the state. This tract
will make a fine smbdi=
vision.
We will sell the. entire
tract for $50 per acre
and give time ON $28,=
OOO, payable Inn four
equal payments. Pay
able i'm ONE, two, three
and five years from Jam
uary 3, 1014, with 6 per
cent annual interest.
For further informa-
tior1, call ON or address
Randolph Moss
Fremont Hotel,
Red Bluff,
California.
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CITY REAL ESTATE
Edwards, Brewster
Ss Clover

MILLS BUILDING
NJ. A. McCANN. Manager City Department
Beautiful new residence q large rooms
and sunny sleeping porch: appointments in
good taste: hardwood doors: VIEW UNSUR-
EASSEDs 30 minutes from civic center; price
$3.50; only $1,000 cash. balance like rent
Let us show you through 1t is an elegant
home for the money.
$l.250-St00 cash. balance to suit at 6 per
cent; chicken ranch: room cottage; lot
in0xl20 IT. Must sell at once.
si,350-s9 #. lot. including all streetwork;
close to Dolores st.
$3.50 cash. balance to suit at per cent:
new room houses on Pacific between
Taylor and Jones sts.; just being com
pleted. Open Sunday for inspection;
S4250.
$1,000 cash2 fats of 6 and rooms; lot .
forced sale; $500.
s650-Lot 3oxT5 feet, only 1 block from Mis-
sion St; clear to trade for I'd mort
cages or contracts.
s4.5Oo-3 hats on Guerrero st. $50 rooms:
lot 25x1o0 it. Must sell at once Offer
wanted.
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CITY REAL ESTATE
Continued
Hanprisoln & E6smer
The EHaight and Ashbury
District Agents
1912 Haight ST. Phone Park G72S.


1o1 DOwNEY ST.
tBetween Ashbury and Clayton, near Freder-
fck); new house Of rooms and servants 8
has stone steps, beamed ceiling, panelied
walls, open fireplaces and is up to date In
every way: price reduced to 81 500; terms to
suit purchaser. OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
LOT NEAR ST. IGNATIUS CHURCH.
Located on Grove st. near Clayton. 25xl3I:6;
street bftuminzed; level and ready. to build
on, price So, coo: cheapest lot In this section
COLE ST. LOT,
Close TO car line, 27.0x100; street bitumin-
lied, etc.; first class neighborhood; reduced to
81 400: nothing else In block Tor less than 800
per foot.
TWO NEW FLATS
OF rooms EACH English basement design;
have hardwood foors sleeping decks. garage,
elm panels, open freplaces. etc.; rents 5000
per year; price 81 800; any reasonable mort
gage can remain: close to 7th av. and park.
Richmond District
$3.50 EACH.
Two lots 40th av. near ST., 2Jx120
each; these should be worth $500 apiece with
10 the next year.
NEW HOUSE
Of rooms. located near 10th av. and Call
lornias has garage, furnace, hardwood floors,
hardwood panels in dining room and hail.
sleeping deck and all modern conveniences:
price $6,e00; reasonable terms be ar
ranged.
SNAP IN LOT
tuminized. etc.. price s1.75o: possibly might
be had little less; cheapest lot In Pope
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A SACRIFICE SALE OF RICH LAND.
A 5 acre farm Of finest level land. only 50
miles from 8. F. and two blocks from n. n.
station. Fine for alfalfa, fruit OF vegetables.
A. follows: $50 cash and bal. IS per mo. |:
immediate possession IL desired. Orchards Ad-
Join this place; none better In state; can sell
you more acreage IL desired and same terms.
Come In and see me or write CIAS. L. PAD
DON, 30 Montgomery st.. .. r.. room 13Ss
Lick bldg.
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE


$3.50 cash and S35 a month will buy you
brand bungalow on car line. walking
distance s. p. and Key Route; 5 r. and b. ;
thoroughly modern. hardwood floors. buffet
kitchen; near Telegraph and Alcatraz, and
the price is only So, $50.
$500 cash and $40 a month pays FOR new
cement, two story house In Fourth av. ex-
tension. on lot 40x110; living room, dining
and hall: hardwood floors, fireplace
built-in sideboards. buffet Kitchen 3 bed
rooms and sleeping porch; fine view; price
$4,650.
$500 cash and $50 month will buy bunga-
low. +. and b. and high basement: in
good condition; 11th av. near X. 2Sth
car line; price only 81. 100 IL taken at once.
500 cash. $40 a month"; buys brand new
cement bungalow 8 rooms and BATH hard
wood floors, bult-in book case, writing
desk. large china cabinet buffet kitchen,
ironing board instantaneous water heater,
linen closet. shower bath, cement base
fnent, enclosed laundry. sleeping porch,
room for driveway and garage; on J0th st, ,
near schools, car lines and Key Route.
This is cheap at $4,000.
r. and b. and sleeping porch; close to
junction Of College and Broadway; sur
rounded by new homes, and the price is
$3.50.
$500 cash, $50 month; price $500; location
near the Hudson st. station. Caremont
Key Route; 5 r. and b.. sleeping porch A
good modern cottage in choice location
at price very reasonable.
f. Z. lpOR TER
1920 Broadway, Oakl'd.
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OPEN SUNDAY
1890 TO 2:30.
LANDRY G.. BABIN co.
423 KEARNY ST.

DWELLING LOT
$l,65o-Stone's throw from Fairmont Hotel;
lot having 2 frontages and ready to
build upon. snap
BERNARD STREET LOT
s1.5O0-23x6o; north side, near Jones street;
must be sold.
SNAP-SToCKToN STREET LOT
$6,500-30 feet on Stockton St, at north
portal of tunnel frontages; level and
ready to build upon.
CHINATOWN INVESTMENT
SIS, 500 story and basement brick building.
vicinity Dupont and Jackson leased to
one Chinese concern which has occu-
pied the same premises for over 30
years; present lease years to run at
Sl2J month with option of years
more at $50: $500 cash security; this
pays 10 per cent net per annum.
UNION STREET LOT
$6,00O--40 feet near Hyde st. to rear street,
transfer corner; elegant lot for store
aud apartments fats.
sNAP-BuILDING LOT
$4. 4.500-32:6 frontage. at Sacramento and
Stockton: adjoining improvements hava
left a Is foot lightwell side.
the other side will have 10 foot light
well; this Is frontage lot; only $40
a foot.
LANDRY C. BABTN co.
423 KEARNY ST.
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john H.. PoIito Co.

john L.. Polit0 Co.
So. 500 Fillmore mr. Haight: hne OATS.
Sc, 500 rm. fats, with large stable: near
18th and Mission.
SC. .500-Cor. 18th and Hartford; 81 IT. 'front.'
age. with room fats; income $65.
Sc, ,00O--s rm- residence; 25xl25: Church near
Market.
1Tth 3-4-5 rooms.
S., ,oo0-2 fne hats; near Valencia and Market
81. 800 fats. Sc rooms; Clinton park.
81 BOO fine nats; Castro near 18th.
So, 600 good cottages, 46 rooms; Goth 81
Sc. 5000 rm. residence in Castro mr.. 18th.
So. $50 rrn. cottage; near 18th and Market.
So, ,100-2 modern flats. SIS rooms; Vermont
81. 7so1~s rrn cottage: new; 25x114; Liberty.
81. .Goo-5 rm. cottage; States near Castro.
S3, ,250-Three lots, with rm. residence; Noe
81, $500 It. lot In 18th st.. running through
to Corbstt az two frontages.-
x26O0-17th near Church.
s., ,50o-52 It lot, with old cottages: Merritt
81. 5oo~i4th 4. near Noe: 25x115.
81 65o--sanchez near 18th; 25x1oo
sl.25o-MW cor Glep nep Iro ~ and sizpsh; 25I12e.
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
=
information apply to M. ]. Hynes, Public Ad-
ministrator. Phelan building
NORTH line Of Geary street. 165 feet east
Of Webster r. 27:6x1376: improved.
2-Lot 3. Salomon portion OF Rock rancho.
3-sw corner 3Tth av. and T st.. 1OOxi32:6
4-SE. corner I'D and Sanchez sts. "a feet
ON Sanchez by 100 feet on 22d: improved
NV corner OF 10th at. and Lexington
av.. 80 feet on 10th st. by s5 feet on Lexlng-
'0s e@w.' line 81 Church st., l77:6 feet n. Of
23d r. Al :6x117:6-
s-Lots IA and 125, block 0, Academy
tract.
g--Lots and O.. in block 200, South san
Francisco Homestead and Railroad association.
81. .o0o-Must SELL $50 cash. $40 per month:
mod. r.. b.. bsmt. @. +. VoIehf. 276 10th.
CITY and country bargains and exchanges.
CHAS. w. FISHER, $50 Market st.
500 down. $50 mo. buys new cottage. r. B.
WEBB CO., 2877 Nission st. nsar 20th.
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WINTER HAS SET IN.
GET UNDER COVER.


This beautiful new residence will provide you
with home which you viii greatly prize--a
smartly appointed. up TO the minute house
where you can comfortably entertain your
friends. 1t contains large, sunny rooms.
with tiled bath and shower bath The ap-
polntments are in excellent taste. myrtle
panels with JenIsero trimmings being used IN
the hardwood finish; inIaid oak floors. There
is a large view room on the third floor The
exterior is cement, with brick 10 first floor
The equipment includes furnaces and separate
garage. The lot. 80 foot front. Is situated In
very fashionable district and commands an
expansive aud unoasfrncted MARINE VIEW
OF the ocean. Golden Gate etc. The price Is
only si1 pro aud the terms aYe
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Read This

Few of Our Bargains
$2,O00-10 acres. near Novato, Sonoma
Co.: water for irrigation electric motor,
storehouse; will sell on terms.
$T.jO0--S acres near Hayward; orchard.
cactus; all improvements; " cash.
$c.300-9A acres, Sonoma Co.; chicken
ranch
$1,400--2 acres Of walnuts, 5 years old,
Concord at electric; sell on terms.
We have others improved and unimproved,
in close by counties
]. J. AUSMUS. 1927 Hearst bldg, s. +.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
STOCK RANCH
$1,000 Acres Stock Range

1000 acres open grass land. balance rolling
and covered with timber
Located In Sonoma county.
Elegant IA room house. all modern conven-
fences, hot and cold water In all bedrooms; !;
hardwood finish; so miles Of fencing. Rail-
road surveyed through property with station
on same. Now pasturing 5000 sheep; cap
able Of carrying twice this number. Two
school houses on the property and Z ranch
houses.
PRICE 500. 00O-Clear Of incumbrance-
VIII exchange for first class downtown
business property in San Francisco and as
sumo mortgage.
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WE are making a speciality OF country lands
for sale and exchange.
Right now. we have few exceptional
bargains In acreage. both improved and un-
improved comprising some Of the best al
fa1fa. dairy, fruit and vegetable land in the
state.
We can sell these lands on easy terms, or
trade for Oakland property.
See our country land and exchange de-
parfment and get list of our
s.BEST BUYS FOR QUICK ACTION
6ALINGERS,
1119 Broadway, Oakland.
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Morgan Hill Bargain

Morgan Hill Bargain
$3.50 cash, bal. on easy terms. will buy
this beautifully located 3 acre ranch; fine
sediment soil. " OF mile from Morgan Hill,
near state highway; highly improved neigh
borhood; good houses and all outbuildings;
family orchard, improvements alone worth
more than price asked; will sell for 81 800.
j. ]. AUSMUS, 1127 Hearst bldg, 3. r.
81 .5O0-0wing to certain circumstances / am
positively sacrificing my 10 T., In full bearing
with numerous buildings, tools, stock and all
personal property; yearly income about
", 400; this property in d beautiful location
many advantages; land level and will grow
alI kinds Of vegetables; $500 cash. Send
for description; no agents. BAILY, e. {,
bOY 81 Santa Hnaa
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EXTRA bargain--4 rooms and bath and garags:
up to date; brand new; on 18th ct: bet. Yer
mont and San Bruno; sell fof Il, 200: worth
1900; terms 70 suit. Apply G. CAYAr
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BERKELEY BARGAIN
HAYWARD REAL ESTATE

FOR sale---1 lot. eox15O, with barn. 2
small houses and two story frame build
ing. 3Ox50, conducted as grocery store:
owner must leave for his health. inquire
s12 Castro st.. Hayward.
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Piedmont Mansion
Foreclosure gaaeN

In most fashionable residence section Of Pied.
mont now and modern; large grounds marine
and lake view; y block to ear line: hardwood
floors throughout; ballroom, maple floors; sleep
bedrooms; every bedroom has cedar closets and
running water; auto garage. Terms to suit
purchaser; must be to be appreciated.
Price $50, 900.
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So. 800 Residence; Geary nr. Webster; large
lot.
ST. 350-Iavel lot mr. Turk and Golden Gate
$6500-7 room house, garage; vicinity Lake
and 14th nv
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RICHMOND DISTRICT LOTS.
81, 600--2eth av. near A ST.; street paved;
4Tx120
50, ,0o0-26th av. near Balboa ST; street paved
30x12n
s1,Joo--1sth av. near Balboa ST. street paved;
25x120.
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sc. 100 Beautiful lot: vicinity Cherry and
Jackson: 33xl10.
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S1,500-Cash; 5 room cottage and garage;
good condition. near McAllister and
Willard; full price reduced to So, I50.
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE
Continued
Income Property.
Broadway Corner

70x110; fine corner: $500; serms. $1,000
Shrewd investors have purchased over 2.00(
feet frontage on Broadway In the last 80 days,
Broadway Is now conceded to be the main ar.
terry OF Oakland
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37JO for IL acres in young prunes and
peaches. part hills; room house. good
barn. windmill tank. chicken houses.
horse, wagon. buggy, chickens included; !;
fine for chickens until the trees come in
bearing. 93S-A
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PRICE 500. O00-Clear Of incumbrance-
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MASS MEETING TOIDISCUSS
DEEPER WATER At THE inlet
REPRESENTATIVES, OF BOARDS
OF TRADE IN OTHER CITIES TO
ATTEND CATERING MONDAY
NIGHT.
NIGHT.

Following UP the movement for
deeper water at Mosquito inlet a
mass meeting in connection with the
regular meeting of the Daytona board
iof trade win be held at the school
auditorium next Monday evening and
it is hoped there will be big attend
ance at the meeting to stir up en-
thusiasm on this important subject.
This is the result of an action TAX
en- at the last meeting of the board
of trade, when it was decided to cal
the mass meeting and issue invita-
tons to the boards of trade of New
Smyrna, DeLand. Sanford and Palat,
ka to attend the gathering. 1t is ex-
pected that representatives of these
boards of trade will be present at
the mass meeting.
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Generous Soul.

Now. jim" said the old lady TO her
son, who was about to leave the coun-
tryside to try his luck in London.
there's plenty of money in that big
city. for the streets are said to be even
paved with gold"
Jim had his doots." but these were
quickly removed. for he had barely got
ont of Euston station when, TO his sur
prise, he espied slyly reposing on the
kerb bright, glittering sovereign. Ea
eerly he picked it up and walked a lit
tie farther on, when he came across a
blind man who was begging.
At once his sympathetic heart went
ont To the unfortunate man. and as he
put the sovereign into his hand he said
Take this, my friend can see EN-
tina oan't."-London Globe.
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TINY ELECTRIC IONS.
Science Says They Are the Smallest
Units In the World.

Units In the World.
We used to think that about the
smallest thing in the world was an
atom of hydrogen. In fact, it was
taken as the unit by which the atomic.
weight of all metals was expressed.
For instance. the smallest possible di-
vision of the metal lead was found to
be 206 times that Of hydrogen, gold
1876 times. etc.
Hand In hand. however. with the
modern conception of the nature of
the electric current. has come new
conception of infinitude In small things
Now. they say. the smallest thing In
the world divisable by the hand of
man Is the electric ion. This Is the
individual unit of electricity. the NOV
ing part OF a current when 1t passes
through a wire. 1t Is SO small that 1t
can run through a copper bar at a
speed OF $4,000 miles a second with
out turning corners. Electric ions
trickie through copper wire in much
the same way as grains Of sand
through sieve.
Scientists, armed with instruments
considerably finer than grocery store
scales. have Isolated and measured
them and found that their relation to
that hghtest of all gases. hydrogen. Is
as one to the seventeenth power OF
ten. or. IN other words. the fraction
representing their relation TO an atom
of hydrogen is expressed by a million
miilien-millionth. Chicago Record
Herald
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EASY TO GUESS IT.
What Do You Think 10 the Answer to
This Puzzle Question:

THIS Puzzle Question:
With the rent six weeks In arrears
Scribbier sat trembling lest the land
lady should hear the ating of his
heart and call for a reckoning. Pres
emily there reached his ears the sound
of fierce words. as of two striving to-
gether In deadly argument. Scribbler
became aware that Mr.. and Mrs
Slumpkins were engaged In unraveling
one OF their domestic tangles.
AT length there came a light tap on
the door.
Scribbler looked toward the window
as possible avenue of escape. How.
ever. before be could make up his mind
TO try the rainspout route the door
opened cautiously. and first Slumpklns'
bald head appeared and then the rest
Of him crept slowly in.
In whisper he advised Scribbler not
to pay Mrs. Slumpkins. insomuch as
she was not the head of the house.
Scribbler acQuiesced and Slumpkins
disappeared.
A little later another rap on the door.
this time more insistent. caused Scrib-
bier to look up. 1t was Mrs. Slumpkins
Say. don't pay my old man any mon
ey. Mr.. Scribbler. He won't do nothing
but drink 1t up. This morning had to
let him know who runs this house. We
amt speaking to each other now"
Again Scribbler acquiesced
That WAS six months ago. They
haven't spoken to each other yet. and
Scribbler goes on his way rejoicing.
Puzzle question: What viii be the
first question they ask when they start
speaking again Satire.
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Scared Both of Thenn.

When Justice Maule was on the
bench a bullying counsel was one dag
brow5eaunE an elderly female witness
Ill Il case before him. Having badgered
her into state Of utter speechlessness
the lawyer appealed TO the judge to
make her answer his questions. why
do you not answer. MADAME" asked the
judge Because, my lord, he scares
me So" replied the trembling woman
so Goes he me, ma'am." said the judge
Law Notes
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WHO Eats-PaYs!n

No indoor worker can continue to
eat meat thrice, or even twice daily,
after middle life-and middle life,
mark you, begins with the thirty-ffth
year-without paying the penalty in
an attack of govt, rheumatism.
Bright's or an allied disease a few
years later. This few years" may, in
special cases. stretch Etself to a score
but, inevitably. who eats. paysl'' p
Dietetic and Hygienici Gazette.
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oblIalno Clerk.

An out-of-town man walked into q
Fort Scott store and asked II the
boss" was In A clerk who sat lar
lily gazing into space blinked several
times. muttered his lips. and lapsed
back into his former stage. Il say,
Is the boss in?- inquired the man In
not very mild tone mo, he's gone
out" returned the clerk, without TAX
ing his eyes on the space -Will he
be back after dinner?- inquired the
man. Nope yawned the clerk.
that's what he went out for."-Kan-
sas City Star.
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Like the Mythical DRAGON.

II che Malay archipelago is a reptile
muca like the mythical dragon. 1t has
false ribs that extend the loose skin
and form its wings. There is also
froh with spreading feet that makes a
parachute which enables it to fit from
tree to tree, and flying lemur that can
spread out its whole body like an um-
brella and leap and fly a hundred feet
sr a time, from the top Of one tree to
Another.
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GettInn Down to Faots

Henry Ward Beecher was once call
ed upon To visit family, all of whom
were i'll. The good sister said: Broth
er Beecher. l suppose it is the will OF
him who knoweth best" Scarcely
were the words uttered ere she met
with the Just reproof from her pastor:
ITS no such thing; it's that sinking
cabbage in your cellar"
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What He csIisd II

Are you troubled With insomnia
sleeplessness?" I should say / am.
Some nights I don't sleep three
hours" That so? I've got 1t awfully
bad. I've been afflicted now about
two years. The doctor calls it neuris
insomnis paralaxitis. I've had it
about eighteen months and we call it
Ethel Ocean View Vidette
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Preaching and Practice.

isn't it horrid," remarked Miss
SWIFTLY to her friend-"isn't it horrld
that men will put these nasty old pipes
into their mouthsY'
Yes" said her friend emphatically
as she stopped and tenderly kissed the
black face of her pet pug-''yes, indeed
II is Pearson's.
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So They Danced After All.

At the conference of orthodox rab-
bis held in London last March a reso-
luton was adopted discouraging dane
ing on the ground that the practice
of dancing-men with women-is con-
trary to good morals. New York
Tribune.
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A Suauestian.

John" said Mrs. Shthers. where
can get set of resolutions passed by
our Civic Sorority yesterday en-
grossedP'
Il really don't know, my dear" said
Shthers- why don't you have them
embroidered P'-Judge.
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Revond Fills Power.

James l. being requested by his old
nurse to make her son "a gentleman"
answered emphatically: III max
him a baronet. gin ye like, luckie, but
the odeH himself couldna' max him a
gentleman
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Nautical

Ancient mariner (at the first foot
bah game)-Where' the tackle we
hear, 80 much about? Smart Land
lubber-Don't you see the lines all
over the round?-Judge.
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Great Writer'S FolbIe.

Byron, whose vanity was as greaH
ls his genius, used to have his hair
lone up in curl papers at night.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-18

Knicker-'eWhat Is the matter with
Smith," Bocker-"His baby wants
the moon and his wife wants the
earth"
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-18

Accuracy is the twin brother OF hon
esty.-SimmonA
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-18

Coast Line Florida NAL No. SOL
Carrying Through Coaches and Elec-
tric-Lighted Drawing Room Sleeping
Cars. Jacksonville to- New York.
Stops at Meal Stations.
Local Sleeper Jack sonviiIe to Savannah.