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The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06
THE NEW DANCES

Miss Lillian Russell. at a dinner in
Pittsburg, said of the new dances:
"a girl know told me she didn't
like the tango-she found that in it
she was more danced against than
dancing.
This same girl attempted to tango
with a fat man at the dansant. The
fat man was a great bungler. and ne
knew II. He gasped, as they hobbied
about to the strains of Every Little
Movement:
I" It's awfully kind Of you to dance
with meme. the worst dancer in the
room!'
Then he trod on her foot for the
sixth time. aud the girl replied:
oh. how can you say so? Why.
you hardly seem to touch the foorr
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06
TRANSBAY SOCIAL
HAPPENINGS

In honor of Miss wynne Meredith
and Miss Dorothy Richardson. brides
elect. a large affair was given at the
Alpha Omicron Pi sorority house in
Berkeley this afternoon by Miss Mil
dred Hunter and Miss Ethel Fisskit.
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Miss Edith Mildred Price, whose
wedding to Leon Wheeler will take
place the latter part of this month. is
the guest of honor of Miss LILLIAN
DuFrane In her Oakland home this
afternoon. Following the session at
cards the bride elect will be given a
china shower.
Miss Marjorie Nickersen. daughter
of Mrs. e. A Nickerson Of Berkeley
lis expected home for her Christmas
vacation from her studies at vassar
Many pleasant affairs are planned in
her honor during her stay. She ex-
poets to remain for about 10 days.
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The marriage of Miss Alice Paine
to Frederick r. Thomas Jr will take
place on the evening of December II
at st. Mary's church. Berkeley. Her
only attendant will be Mrs Theodore
Benedict Lyman (Rowena wilson),
and William B. Weston will act as
groomsman. Since the announcement
of her engagement Miss Paine has been
extensively entertained by her many
friends.
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An informal reception. at which Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick Bamford were the
honored guests. was given this week
by Mr.. and Mrs. Halvor Hauch al
their home in Alameda. Mrs. Bam-
ford (Georgie Lorning) is one of the
brides of the summer.
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A pretty wedding taking place the
last of the month will make Miss
Marian Blacker the bride of Lieuten-
ant Roland Pinger. u. S. A. The
ceremony will be read December 80
in Trinity Episcopal church, Berkeley
in the presence of several hundred
guests. In the bridal party will be
Miss Dorothy Blacker, Miss verna
Pinger. Miss Beth and Miss Edith
Donkin OF Modesto. Miss Mabel Mat
tern and Miss Bess Critzer. Harry
Pinger will be best man.
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06
THE MELBA-KUBELIK CONCERTS

Tomorrow afternoon at Dreamland
rink Manager Will Greenbaum will
present the most stupendous concert
organization that has ever toured
America. The bright particular stars
will be Nine. Nellie Melba, the worlds
greatest lyric soprano, and Jan Kube-
lik, the young Bohemian master vio-
linist, on whose shoulders has fallen
the mantel of Paganini Either of
these artists alone would be consid-
cred great attraction, but our music
lovers are to hear them on one pro-
gram and assisted by other artists
who also have the right to be called
stars. Edmund Burke, the Irish-Ca-
madam barytone, is member of the
Royal opera at Covent Garden, Lon
don. and two years ago toured Aus
tralia with Nine. Meiba's own opera
company with John Mccormack as
leading tenor. Marcel Moyse is ac-
counted the finest flute virtuoso in
France and Gabriel Lapierre is an
accompanist of quite unusual merit.
Tomorrows program as now ar
ranged is as follows, Nine. Melba
having kindly consented to sing the
mad scene from Lucia" instead Of
the Handel number originally an
nounced:
Aria, "Benvenuto CelIinp' ...... .Diaz
Mr.. Edmund Burke.
Concerto in d major Paganini
Mr.. Kubelik
Aria. The Mad Scene from Lucia di
Iammernloor'' Dopizettt
Flute obIigato-M Marcel Moyse
Madame Melba.
Songs
ta) WAS 1t Some Golden Starr" "... .Elgar
tb) The vagabond' Vaughan Williams
Mr.. Edmund Burke
Aria. "I Re Pastore''. Mozart
With violin obligato
Madame Melba and Mr. Kubelik
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06
On Visit to Parents

Mrs-sF. II. Weaver, wife Of Ensign
F. Fl. Weaver, arrived from the east
a week ago Wednesday on a short
visit to her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win L. Forster, at the Palace hotel.
Mrs. Weaver formerly occupied a
prominent place in San Francisco's
social affairs. Her marriage to the
young naval officer occurred last De-
cember in this city.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Oser announce
the engagement of their daughter.
Miss Hilda Oser, to Abe Appleton.
They will be at home to their friends
on Sunday, December IA. at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Oser, 34os Clay street.
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The Misses Edna and Gertrude Nc
Laughlin entertained the Sigma Nous
and their friends Wednesday evening
at their home in Fifth avenue. Those
present were:
Miss Gertrude Nc Miss Armandine Yer.
Mclaughlin der
Miss Marie yerdier Walter Thumler
Miss Amalda Thumier ]. Pfckard
Miss barbara Brown Gunther Hoffman,
Miss Edna McLaugh- Howard Cameron
I'm Frank PattIIlo
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Herrscher, Miss
Herrscher and Edmond Herrscher
have closed their home at San Lean
dro and are domiciled at the Palace
hotel for the wfnter
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06
Club Night Celebrated

A more than usually interesting
program was rendered at the rooms
of the Players club Tuesday evening.
the occasion being the monthly club
night celebration.
Arthur ]. owen appeared in q dra-
matte bit translated by himself from
the French: he was assisted by Mrs.
L. G. Bartlett. who sang the musical
numbers interviewer with the action
of the monologue. William Rainey
sang Peg o. My Heart" and Raine
Bennett rendered a very effective
pianologue- Francis Buckley and
Mae O'Keeffe scored heavily in their
dramatic sketch, ''Peggy's Ideal" Miss
Sternberg. the talented violinist of the
Players club orchestra, contributed a
charming violin solo. Chester cohn
gave two speciality songs In ragtime
style and Joseph Macaulay's barytone
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06

called for her at the club. Yes. he
would do that.
When he returned an hour later he
looked 10 years older He threw him
self into chair and started into
space.
She has lied to me. There has been
no meeting at all. Good God. she is
unfaithful to me. That was the rea-
son she acted so strangely to me.
For half an hour he felt as if he
were going mad Then he heard her
light footsteps. She opened the door
and rushed into his arms.
where do you come from?" he
asked in dreadful tone
Merciful heaven! This was her pun
ishment for being jealous, because she
had opened the letter and listened at
the door. She trembled all over.
willy. what are you thinking of
me?"
What am I thinking? That you
have been at the club. of course. Or,
phaps you were not there. Perhaps
you have been somewhere else?"
She broke down entirely and con-
fessed everything. He kissed her
tears away.
'She does not know anything. he
said to himself. Then he read her
little lecture, which was not very
severe.
Il really ought to punish you lit
tie. Jacob Gierlinger has an antique
brooch which I wanted to give you,
but he asked too much and we could
not agree. but now you may choose
whether you want the brooch or a
new hat"
Bertha threw her arms around his
neck.
"A new hat. darling!' she cried.
"Oh, willy, there isn't a husband itke--
you In all Berlin.''
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06
FANNIE BLooMFIELD zEIsLER

Next Tuesday night. December 8,
Fannie Bloomfield Zeisler, one of the
worlds very greatest pianists, will
make her temperance here after an
absence of 10 years and give an ex-
=ceptionally interesting and beautiful
program at Scottish Rite auditorium
Two years ago Nine. Zeisler made
her fifth tour of Europe and her sue
cesses in Berlin, Vienna, Paris, Lon
don, etc, were simply colossal.
Tuesday nights program will be as
follows:
Papillons. op. 2..--.-.... .schumann
Caprice. major. Paganini
op. 8 No. -.
''vogel ais Prophet (No from wald-
scenen, op. 50. by request) -. .schumann
Toccata, op. 7.,-...-...-. .Schumann
Sonata, op. 3D.. Chopin
Grave-Doppio Movimento. Scherzo. Funeral
March. Presto.
sAndante finale from Lucia de Hammer
moor tby reQuest) ........-....D Dohizetti
Arranged for left hand alone by Leschetizky,
op. 10.
Humoresaue. op. 1o1,. No. 7....-..... .Dvorak
"A la Bien Aimee (No. 2 from 'Papil-
Ions d'Amour"; Souvenirs yiennois,
op, b9l. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -. - = .Schuett
''Liebestraum'' (nocturne). No. s, A fiat
major (by requestl .............L .Liszt
Rhapsodie No. IL (by request) Liszt
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06
Brilliant Affair

A brilliant affair was the society
Pageant of the Seven Seas. held Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday as a
benefit for the Seamen's institute. 1t
was brilliant from in front as well as
behind the footlights. Dinner parties
were given TO precede the perform
ances, and boxes were entertained by
the patronesses and other prominent
society women interested in its sue
cess.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Sharon were
among those TO entertain the first
evening. in their party being Mr.. and
Mrs. George Kellam, Miss Augusta
Foute and DIR. Harry Teyis. Mrs.
Sharon was regal in a creation of old
gold brocade finished with sable. Mrs.
Kellam wore blue OF royal tint, en-
bellished with silver embroidery and
lace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Rose Vincent
Just arrived from Europe, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William Bow
ers Bourn. The hostess was in rich
black velvet elaborated with lace.
while her daughter wore pink brocade
and over it coat of white velvet
with collar and cuffs OF white fur.
1r. and Mrs. Laurance Irving Scott
and Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Taylor accepted
the hospitality OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Mountford Wilson on this occasion.
G-ox
pressing contrast, the former being
attired in a shimmering creation of
blue, while the latter was in pink
with embellishments of crystal passe-
menterie and rosepoint lace. Mrs.
Wilson's dress was of black with a
rich design embroidered in steel and
Jet.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pope enter
tained Mr. and Mrs. George Newhall
and DR.. and Mrs. Henry Kiersted.
Mrs. Pope presented an attractive fig
ure in American beauty broeade wrap
with collar and cuffs OF fitch.
Mrs. George Garritt. who also was
a hostess. was in black, draped in
lace, and Mrs. Cuyler Lee wore white.
with lace overdress.
Miss Leslie Page wore pink satin
and dark wrap, with a wide collar
OF white fur.
Mr. and Mrs. Templeton Crocker.
Mr. and Mrs. William G. Irwin, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Chesebrough and
Miss Marian Newhall made up another
party. Mrs. Crocker. who since her
return from abroad delights in wear
ing costumes suggestive of the orien-
tai. was in a robe which was an ef-
fective combination OF several colors,
and with it wore a wrap of old rose
and gold finished with sable. Mrs.
Chesebrough was in blue and gold,
and Mrs. Irwin in black, her blue
mandarin coat being offset by hand
some sable furs. Mrs. Rudolph Spreck-
els was in chinchilla and purple. and
Miss Virginia Joliffe. who was a
member of her party, was in pale
blue, with a handsome white wrap
trimmed with fur.
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06
Country Dance"

Mr.. and Mrs. James M. Eva and Mr..
and Mrs. Walter K. Fletcher of Ath-
erton entertained at country dance
at the assembly hall in Suffer street
last evening. A number of old fash
Toned dances as well as the more mod
ern steps were included in the pro-
gram.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Temple
Israel will hold The Dansant and
card party Sunday evening. December
II. at the Hotel St. Francis.
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06
MUSICAL PROGRAMS FOR WEEK

Clarence Whitehill, the barytone of
the Chicago opera company, has so
rearranged his plans as to permit Of
his remaining in San Francisco untf1
Wednesday OF next week In order 70
profitably spend the time a Joint re-
cital has been arranged for Mr.
Whitehiil and Arthur. Hadley. solo
cellist of the San Francisco symphony
orchestra and brother of Henry Had
ley, conductor OF the same organiza-
tion. Mr. Whitehill and Mr. Hadlev.
who will have the artistic assistance
of Mrs. Robert Moore Hughes, pianist
and accompanist, appeared in Joint
recital In Boston and so manifest was
the pleasure derived by the audience
that 1t was decided to repeat at the
colonial ballroom, St Francis hotel
next Tuesday night. December 9, vir-
tuaily the same selections as given at
the Boston recital
The complete program follows:
Sonata for vioionceIlo and piano in
major G750) 0)-.---.----.Po .Porrnrs
Largo. Allegro. Adagio. Tempo dl minuetto.
Mr.. Hadiey and Mrs Hughes.
Las Procession Caesar Franck
"visione Inyeruale' Zandonsc
"Louange a Touraine" .Massenet
"Traum durch die Daemmerung" r. Strauss
Dem Tartarus'' s''.--.....--sc Schubert
Mr.. WhitebiIl
Eiesie --.-..------------.---- -Faure
Scberzo ....-----..... Godsrd
Air --.--.-.-------------- .Huru
"At the Fountain n''..--.-Dav -Davidor
Mr.. Hadley.
"ftella Amoris',- SCHNEIDER
Looking Glass River Carpenter
Song Of Tristan Borowski
Egyptian War Song''-- Henry HadIey
Evening Song Henry Hadley
Mr. Whitehill-
"Rhspsodie Honeroise'' -.- David Pepper
Mr.. Hadley.
Direction, Frank w. Heaiy-
Fritz KreisIer, whose name is the
correct answer to the perpetual ques-
tion, who is the greatest violin
ist?" is in the midst of the extensive
concert tour booked by his manager.
c.. A. Ellis of Boston. 1t is Mr.. Ellis
who manages the Boston symphony
orchestra. the tours of Geraldine Far
rar, Paderewski and Kreisier. Sun
day afternoon. November %. Kreisler
gave his Chicago concert in Orchestra
hall and was heard by an audience
which established record.
Frank w. Healy. local manager of
Mr.. Kreisler and under whose direc-
ton the violinist will appear three
times in February, is in receipt of a
clipping from the Chicago Tribune of
Monday. November %, part of which
follows:
Every musician will derive salts
faction from the fact that for once
public interest was bestowed in great
est measure where most deserved.
Without doubt the general musical
awakening has much to do with this
unusual circumstance. The public
usually obeys the behest of the ad-
vertising columns, and Kreisler never
has been given to that kind of display.
Even when, a few years ago. he gave
a recital in old Music hall before an
audience of less than so, he mani
Tested no encouragement. Yesterday
he came into his reward, in Chicago
at least, for his audience at the con-
clusion of the program remained to
cheer and shout as though they had
listened to a political rally instead of
the noblest, the most refined. the most
beautiful interpretative art which the
generation has produced"
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06
Engagement Announced

One Of the important society events
of the season was given Last Sunday
by Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. III. Marks at their
home in Pacific avenue, at which Mrs
Marks announced the engagement of
her daughter, Clara, to Lester C. Mar
Gus of Alameda. The home was
beautifully decorated and the perfect
weather permitted a dainty canopy
arrangement on the front lawn which
We'd in beauty with the house deco
rations. In the afternoon a lawn
party was enjoyed and later there
was dancing. Among those present
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06

solo won approval. Sidney Schles-
singer and George Paterson gave a
strong rendition of the Quarrel
Scene" from Julius Caesar" Foster
Krake, the California conservatory
barytone. closed the program with the
famous Danny Deever." sung in dra-
m fic- Str-Io
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06

The directors of the Deutscher club
have issued cards for their Christmas
ball, December IL, at the German
House.
Harry Curtaz, one of the members,
has written and arranged a new tango
two step, and also new hesitation
waltz entitled Under the Mistletoe.' .
The same will be danced by six
couples, under the guidance of Will
liam r. Rochester.
The lists Will close Tuesday
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06

A picture of Mrs. William A. b
Gould is shown on today's society
page. Mrs. Gould was bride of the
summer, her marriage having been an
affair of September. She was for
meriy Miss Kathryn Frances Wood
man.
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06
'Fraters' Second Dance
Tonight at Palace

The "F'raters' will give their sec
ond dance of the season at the Pal
ace hotel tonight. Many fraternity
and sorority members from Berkeley,
Stanford and other universities will
attend. The next gathering will be
held at the Fairmont early in Janu-
ary.
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06

Violin soli--
(a) "Ave Maria" ia"...............s Schubert
tb) "Abendiied' Schumann
tc) Zephyr .Hubay
Mr.. Kubelik.
Aria. "Addio'' from la Boheme" Puecini
Waltz. '.se saren Rose Arditi
Madame Melba.
Song. ''Mephistopheles Song in Auer-
bach's Cellar Moussorgsky
Mr.. Edmund Burke.
The box Office will be open tomor-
row after 10 o'clock at the Dreamland
rink
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06

delightful dance was enjoyed by
the guests of the Hotel Normandie
Thanksgiving eve. Mr.. Wise. the
hotel manager, was the floor manager
for the evening.
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ophir Auxiliary No. 3. Daughters of
the Covenant. held large class initi-
alton last Tuesday evening. Miss Yotta
Marks, president of the auxiliary.
opened the ceremonies. Addresses
We're made by I. ]. Ascheim. grand
secretary of District No 4, l. O. o. B.;
Arthur w. Jonas, president of Ophir
lodge, and Past President II. Lazan-
sky. A musical program followed.
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Arrivals at the Hotel McAlpin DUR
ing the week in New York included
the following from San Francisco:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-14
NEWMAN INVESTMENT COMPANY
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE AND
BONDS.

BONDS.
1O4 SAN ANTONIO ST.
S1O,OOO-Bargain, corner Kansas and
Hllo Grande, full lots, room house
See US about terms.
$sOOO-Fine room ? story modern
home, Arizona St, close in, $4,000 equity
VIII exchange for other property: in
cumbrance payable monthly.
$500 story home. 600 block. Camp
Dell ST VIII exchange for valley land.
S4JOO-6 room house, nantes, built
In features, basement. 600 block Ne
vada St $1,000 cash, balance monthly
S42J0-NeW 6 room bungalow, Grand
view, block from car line. Cash $500,
balance to suit
$36O0-New ; room bungalow. High
land Park, close in, car line: small
cash payment balance easy
S35JO-NeW room bungalow. Grand
view near Country club. Cash $500,
balance easy
S315O-5 room modern home. 1900
block, Boulevard, 1-3 cash, terms
$33JO-5 room modern home. 1000
pIock, Arizona St Arrange payments
20 sections Ward county, close TO
DdrsLoW: grazing proposition exchange
Tor Ii PaSO property.
CT acres near CamuffIIO. 2 sets Of i'm
proyements, all in cultivation splendid
buy S165 per acre.
- acres near ChamberinO, 25 acres
IN alIaIta, 10 In wheat, good improve
meuts. for sale cheap See MS bo11t
price and terms
4 acres FIT. Bliss acreage for sale
cheap.
. acres Vineyard tract. $50 per acre,
1-3 cash.
acres within the town Of Ysleta,
$3.50 per acre; 1-3 cash, OF will exchange
for city property
3 good houses on 7-1Oths Of an acre
in Ysleta. Only S575.
81 acres all well improved. good
room house. bath, hot and cold water;
1900 gal tank. waterwOrks. good orch
ara, mile from center of town Las
ssr y ee, racing east on the Alameda.
$1,000; will exchange for FL PasO
property.
p acres in San EllznrfO. all in cult
Vauon, = In alfalfa. S135 per acre
Morning Side Heights, the Country
club district; most popular addition to
FL Paso- Inside lots $500, choice $40
cash, s. per month.
Newman Insurang
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-14
LISTEN.

If you want a bargain in Mesilla
valley lands I have some exceptional
values to offer I have a good list in
all sized tracts, way below the market,
as tim IS are hard, and some of the
land owners are hard up (and so are
make a few quick sales, to kind of get
on our feet again, and we are going to
do IL at the expense OF some Of the land
owners. Can give you land in Canu-
tlllO, ChamberinO, BerinO. La Mesa, San
Miguel, Mesquite, Las Cruces, MesiIla
Dona Ana and RincOn. And don't make
a mistake, am sure going to do some
selling.
r. c. Bailey Land Co.
Phone ZOOS. 800 Mesa Ave.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-14

HERES SOME BARGAINS.
beautiful SO IT. building site, n
Kansas St, close in, east front, paving,
curb. sidewalks and driveway in and
paid for Make US an offer
desirable lots, Rio Grande St. $500
apiece, surrounded by new homes
TWO 5-ROOM BUNGALOWS,
Rio Grande and Wyoming St. close in
both TO be sacrificed. Call US up, in
spect then make US an offer
Wood & ThreadgiII.
2O61z Mesa Phone 1876
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-14

BY owner We build and sell on the
smallest commission of anybody in city.
Just think. 5 room bungalow. all built
in features. $500: fun lots. 5Ox120:
oak floors Don't fail to see these.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-14
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
~@@~@@O@%@~~
FARM AT CLIN
s hirhlr inlnrn

43 acres, highly improved, alfalfa.
Trade city property or sell payments
Phone 1925, or Al fremont st.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-14

FOR SALE.
Barga1n-MOdern 4 room brick house
cement porch, screened back porch.
sidewalk: lot 55x120. Corner Tornillo
and 4th SITS.
Jas. c. White Building & Loan Co,
Rooms 11-12-13, Morgan Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-14

CHOICE BUILDING SITES.
South and east corner, 4 lots in Al
tura Park overlooking Manhattan Hts.
A good corner containing lots in
91l!lIary Heights, near car line. For
quick sale, each S125.
nice lots in block 1O1, East FL Paso.
A bargain at $3.50 for both.
One of our best buys, ? south front
lots on Montana, Alta Vista district
For sale at SS75.
A small payment down. balance as
you want it, will buy a 8 rooms and
path brick cottage, 2 full lots, south
$500.
The only choice apartment house site
left in exclusive W. Missouri St. dis
triet for sale at a decided bargain price.
Let US tell you about il.
r. C. Bailey Land Co.
3O6 Mesa Ave Phone .sO6s.
HOMEsEEKERs AND LAND BUYERS
For auto passage TO the state line
towns and return r. R rates. Phone
3437-
Royal Jackman,
Owner AnthOny-La Tuna Townsftes
and Valley Land.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-14

TELEPHONE COMPLAINTS EARLY
Subscribers failing to get The Herald
promptly should call at the Office or
telephone No. 203O before $50 p. m.
All complaints win receive prompt
attention
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Answers to Herald Ads

ROOMS AND BOARD
HANDSOMELY furnished rooms with
sleeping pOrcheS. excellent board. 1910
y Oregon
ROOM AND BOARD-Nice, desirable
location: also light housekeeping room
{ Sa4I us Mago1fln Ave, or phone 5l61.
FOR RENT
FOR RENTAL apartment at the Vir-
glnia. 1l16 4 oregon. Phone 1850.
FOR RENT-3 room steam heated mod
erh apartment Palms Court Phi 54O2.
FOR Rents room modern residence.
apply 909 Epson Phone 1871.
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
~~---~~~~~~~-~~~~---~-~@-
FOR SALE lots in Cotton Add, on
Montana St Address 1912. Herald
FOR SALE - Fine s room residence.
good location; school and car line
docks 10O6 Z Rio Grande.
FOR SALE-Lots 1882, block IS. High
land Park $500 cash. Inquire u. S.
Market
FOR SALE by owner, a beautiful bun
saIoW nome IN most desirable part Of
CITY, at bargain Phone 3441-
FOR SALE BY OWNERS brick houses
laying II percent interest: easy terms.
Apply Booth, 1920 First St.
FOR SAI.E-BeautifuI modern 5 room
bungalow with sleeping porch. 1916
Arizona
100 ACRES patented land: good wen:
mile from White Oaks. Box l25, White
Oaks N NJ
FOR SALE-One 4 room house on 5 lots
IN Lincoln Park, not far from South
western shops. All for S17OO. terms.
Pnone 1923 after $50 p. m, or call at
9zo0 Aanzana St Must sell quick
BUNGALOWS.
- Two close in, room, new cottages. I
Rented $3.50. Sell payments or trade
lots or larger house. Phone 1925, Al
fremont st,
FOR SALE choice lots in 300 block.
Bliss st. These lots are on the market
at a bargain and IL win pay you 10 in
Ves1gate. Phi 2T02 H. G Swearingen- /
TO LOAN on city real estate (
)r other reliable SECURITY
VT. Franklin Loan a Trust Co.
'hone 1906 Room 40S, Caples Bldg. I
FOR SALE-Lots q and %, block I6.
-OuOn Add, $3.50 each, lots and 10, !
1 and II, block IS, Bassett Add, $500 I
.ach. II. II. Maple, SO6-SO7 Mills Bldg.
Phone 227
FOR sALE-One Of the finest 10 room
ZONES on Montana St; hardwood floors,
lulltln furniture, beamed ceiling, 2 ?
He'd bath rooms; furnace and laundry
n basement, servants room in yard /
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