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The Marshall republican., 1913-11-07
IiAHDENAN

a;r. and Mrs. T. !. Davis and
y and Mr.. g.. e. 5iTmo.s
inner guoais SUNDAY a. j ID,
,r,lls.
Mrs. VIII vanarsdale and child
ZEN spent Saturday afternoon wi
Mrs. VIII odoil OF Clay Center.
= Nrs. Lane OF Jefferson City is Vie
ting her father ". a. Gridcr. o
Lon odell was a Nollon visi,o
Monday.
Miss Mac Good'oc spent sunda.
With Miss Margaret Davis.
Ray Dickson OF Marshall visited re-
latiyes here last week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. T. u. Embrey. vi
aud Mrs. VIII vanarsdale and child
gcn were dinner guests Sunday o
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Amsbury.
Misses Rosa webb and Pearl Ho
n we're guests Saturday nish; OF III.
ormers sister Mrs. Russell Spence
Or Slater.
Frank Piper and sister Marie a
ended the party Friday night 9
Mlga Eulalia Dysart IN honor OF a..
coua In Miss Agnes Pulian OF q
Lcuis.
Harry Townsend OF the Brownie
vicinity was guest Sunday at {.
Browns.
Several from here attended 70
Vices at Derea Sunday night.
Misses catharine and Loren.
roSnscnd spent Sunday with Ma
innc Davis.
Misses Alma and Marie Pip
yer Slater visitors Saturday.
SIR. Arch Goodloe Is hauling co.
rom j. G. Hnzcls.
Mrs. Eddie Brown was tradl
here Monday.
WIN vanarsdale was n trader (
Slater Saturday.
Sir bob Forqucr Il saving wo'
In this vicinity at present.
John Howell was among those :
Arrow Rock Saturday.
Mr. Keith OF Marshall was In OF
community Friday.
Mr. II. II. Faulkner OF Slater Wa
In this n%eighborhood Monday % e
q gasoline engine. .
Preaching here next Sunday.
larec crowd expected. .,.
Lorene Piper spent a few hou
Sunday with Miss Julia Odell
Clay Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Busso r
turned Saturday from a brlee yisi
with relatives at Higginsylllo.
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County News


HNAHhNN'N
Fred Claycomb who formerly
visited hore quite frequently. was In
town Tuesday selling perfumes.
Simon Klng returned Tuesday
morning from Kansas city wlicrc he
has been for several weeks.
sam Perkins aud wife aud Sam
Cash. all or the Ridge Prairie nelsli.
oorhood. were trading IN town Tues
day.
Mr.. aud Mrs. II. u. Thorp went to
Arrow Rock Tuesday 20 attend the
funeral OF Mr., Watts. the father OF
Mcssrs WIN. Jim. Lester and John
Watts, all OF whom formerly rcaIdcd
In our town.
Mrs, WIN Loudcrback "a enjoying
q Visit from her mother. who came
down rom waYoriy Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank MARI and littio son
returned Wednesday from Cassyille.
whore they have been making AN tx
tended visit with the formers par
onto. Mr.. ana Mrs. W. y. Bell. From
Mrs. MARI we learn that Mrs. nutchi.
sons baby g. someWh hat better.
though still very GicE.
onr county superintendent OF
schools. Mr.. James Lyuch. came
down from Marshall Thursday morn
Ing. He and George Alexander left
Immediately for tho country in order
that the former might visit the
schools In this vicinity.
Mrs. J. J. Staples entertained the
members OF the Wednesday club at n
Halloween party Wednesday after
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Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Mari have do. !,

Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Mari have de-
cioea ~ svend the winter in Kansas
city where the former has a position
Mrs. MARI will keep boarders. Miss
'P"ne Pima will board with MIR. and
Mrs. G. B. Hooper, and finish he
.,Ut WORN nero.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Harvey spent
Sunday With their grandparents Nj
and Alrs. James Harvey.
Mrs. j. ]. Staples and little daugh
ter. Nanny Ruth. went to Marshall
anu returned saturday morning.
Miss Ryle Wing lc { Monday -
ing Tor a visit with her sisters n
Kansas City and Batesviile Arkahs
Oyster supper and parcels post saic
az Ballew's old stand ty the Lad,r
VI. L. Church South. Malta Bend. So
Friday. November :, 3 to s.
Comet
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noon. Upon their arrival the guests
were invited into the cellar and toll.
20 follow a rorc. From here thcy
lasbed along IN the darkness through
loors and chambers heretofore uu
card Of In the Staples home. Later
~ they discovered that their hcstes
'ad removed the rag from one o. ~
loors and made use OF u trap doc.
hat for years had boon unused.
ln uroless to say that this Jolly crow
had n capital time attempting e.
discover who was hidden behind eaci
mask and grotcsquc costume. Mrs
l.. /. Shuck received the prize foi
having the most su!pble makeup
Tho honor guesta were Mcsdams
Ray L%o,spolch. y. ID. sappInston. "
u. snppington and A. j. Clutc.
DR., NJ. q. McAlister left Thurnday
Tor Joplin. lie went TO see hi
brother, Dr. Nat McAlistcr. who la
been very sick for some time.
.. q. Hnnley has been on the sic'
!ist Tor several days.
Messrs Lester. Taylor. Psedio,
Townsend and joe crumley were II
from the country Thursday.
Mrs. WIN. Alexander entertained Z
uunbcr OF her friends az n care
party Friday nleht.
rho fo1loNlng crowd OF younf
people walked out TO the home of
Megsra Jim and Charlie Smith Frlda,
oyeninN to give them Il Halloween
surprise Mossrs Bert White Mario'
Taylor, Charlie and George Murph
aud George Baker; Misses Georg,r
Taylor, Dorothea Finley. LayiniG
Alexander, Mary and Claribel White
Ruby McCielland. Willie Orr, Ethe
Clickner, Mamie sandidse aEt
Williams. Messrs Jim and
Charlie knew nothing about the oc
and happened TO be ava.
hunting some cattle that had GOT,
out. The young people went on in
the house. passed around their re
fIeshments of pumpkin and rnIsi
pie, ginger snaps and apples AMI lie
a liberal supply for the young mel
to have upon their return.
Mrs. ]. NJ, McClelland returned
saturday morning from Marshal
where she had been visiting az,
rading.
Little Miss Dorothy Alexandel
appened to quite e serious aeolder
Nrilay night, while out playing Hol
'oween tricks with some OF he
Iiends, She stumbled over a boy
md broke the CORNERS of. OF tvs b
her front permanent teeth. She u
&c cut her lip very badly,
Master Lewis Elsln Is still unable
% attend school on account OF sick
loss.
Miss Bessie Clickner returned
morning from Marshall
where she has been at work In the
factory. She viii not return,
Is the work is too combining.
Mes, j, Il. White )returned saturAI
lay morning from Pilot Grove where
he has been with her daughter, Mrs,
Iohn zahringer. The latter has been
Iuite sick ~forsseyeral days but was
'etter atithe time her mother LETT.
Misses .auna williams and Mary
White spent Sunday with Misses Eth
l and Bessie Clickner.
Mrs. w. b, Flanders entertained
he following guests Sunday at din
Ter, Mr.. and Mrs. c. d, Hooper. Mr..
nd Mrs. C. p. Williams, and Mrs.
j.. sandidse and granddaughter
tuth Williams.
Rev. Cottingham began a series OF
nsetings at the Christian chproh
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Alexander
nd children of Marshall, spenf
In tawn with Tom rc Isr
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LOOK HERE roR Ir
Many Marshall Reader wa be
Interested.

When people Ycad aior -
made by q medicine endyiscd
far away, is It surprising tha. .h,.
wonder II tho statements are t.ua
But when they read o g. e- '.
here at home, positive y ,.
their reach. Tor close {.
an easy matter. Read
dorsemUht o Deans
Mrs. G. }. Storm
gan ST., Marshall. 20,
greatly troubled by rpin j
and kidneya and thcfc
bearing.down colin
! finally conclude
camo rrm rg
secretions also
saw Doan's Kidl
got n box at Frsnh
The first few duses H..
fore ! had finished
ache and pains
Doen's kidney liLa
family who was afflicted a
trouble and they brought
Price soc. at all dealt
simply ask tor n kidne
Doan's Kidney piils -,he
Mrs. Storandt had. 4
Co., Props. Bur alo. y.
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wAvEitLY

Nies NhHiAih hIAt
Wavcrly and Edward =. .y
Excelsior Springs. NO. wc.c m,i
Wednesday at Ligh nooA al o.
Avenue Temple "a Kansas .
N!r. end Mrs. Scghman c. 20
orly Saturday morning .Ia
home 20 their friends the sam
lhE. Mira. Minor was
youug Widow lid there
speculation a, a. who
lucky "a Ahd tho Wedli
IS the event e. The SEASON 90.
Ihe Misses Ashurst . l.
Missouri have Llou on a 81.
aud Mrs. Bul AFbJ.d,.
Mira. Dave DiSA 90 81
IN Kansas cay ibh We.
livery residence Ia Nayorl. b.
orpied and those agc Lolas ,
iE,o residences Ec,Cr 49,.
purpose.
Mise Carrie Gala ay s..
Matte Bend tic latter pa.
week.
nathan Gordon 0".
acnSors TO Marshall Fiida..
Rev. Mr.. Eedsg oith % u,,.
rr'y married Miss Flora n,a.
harlan Williams OF Grand
tL,ce-thirty sunday a top
AKA, JpBpE hociel yisi,.d
shall the past week.
The next number on the Rel
Lyteum Course Will De- . Boz
by a male quartz; on NO.. ~
program lor that pisht pro-,
be unusually good. hut he
piece which concludes the
entertainment T. rec sug.
nations us the Wisrdcst. tho
the most heauti al e.
MIR, and Mrs. Ma,N!I
Hodge, Missouri we-c
tiers Sunday.
Announcements ate j!
from Miss Elizabeth Odd
studio OF new and exclusive wJ.k
art-phoiography.
MIR. Gibbons who b
summer here with his dau h
Wills. returned TO Kansas q
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bea
tanned company o,of
Springs,
Misses Cornellia Dary.,
Ingram and Fern Dcl'r
College, Lexington, are spending y
weekend with Miss Marguerite Ian
drum.
The X. p. NJ. T. y. Club M. Sg
at Redwood Place the coH
try home OF Mrs, r. l.. Wei.
as assisted by Miss Ida + C
Warrensburg. Missouri. r.
was ideal. The rooms wero arc
ated with autumn leaves ana
ern holly. The lesson Eas l. ~
Of Mrs, W%ebb-Dayls Away q
Interesting leader. Miss Cls''
Williamson's name was ballotcd o
and she was elected 4 meD
The progran for the wiG'n''s
was selected the evolution ~ ne a.
Fl. Mrs. Leslie Corder was Tho h-o
pr guest, Alter dainty y" ~o'N '0
served IN o coz T0- 80
Iourned 10 ncet VIII ~. r.
rhi'o' Miss Landrpm l''io
Iaii. b.. 7asE "a ,sll els
-. ..r-
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"rs. a Y. Everett OF Slater was
among the ladies shopping here Wed.
ncsday.
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.c,"" nD rirCr

Nh' NHI'N.
i vaa 'l.'c' 'r.r me-
..' r' ~''c 20 90
90 8r'F r'--- entertained n e
q woe -'on' Thu-~dry NTH
s r- ro Geo., TOP q 'r- dave
- hoe si-'cr "-p. orI-t ri
H'1 returned homo last Thur
i0".
Get Primo -rYc m cid 'I~c 70
--c rcwora ui-r'. \ la-v-
va w'1 H'orcn' and al l1l o mo-
--c7'r' iogo'hor.
80 ops we. Io"'- nvsart enter
or ~ in mi notch
cd % q halloween party ~ h-r
. % 'hol- uoIcc. vifs Amos pullcn
n'H"c Tor~c. No. The evenin
v's s'ont IN p'cyinv all kinds o.
n wocn como. orc o. which w,
'7r 'r0- 'ou" 'TNo 'u'r-dr
''r-r aer'n-'or
eve n,---' ~'niic IN rr
~ rv Thin fho wi'chcs ont 7l'
r'rvod havo" with every thing the
of" 'av their hands on. TNor
who came in bucrlcs found thol
ora' oct" and down ~
~-' IN The vhi"s were taten am
80" h0-rorrrFors 'ouud their .al
'l"r Va IN obscure uia~os. TNoso
nrr"ogi were "isscs hcnoa pullor
puth and vcdl plosr Woo''o 10"
sr'ro rcarl wood. Jenn'c Fa'
Prockway. Frances and Adele ~
rrr' N"~ic rincr and Anna Crel~
'o71rs. Huston ~DrocFway, or
rio~s. Arch and Clifton Crai7. Row
-" - Frank Piper Mr., and Mrs
Robert Thompson, W. md Mrs. Jim
Wood. Mrs. Mae Thomas. Mr.. and
Mrs. WIN Thomas and Mrs. Myrtle
Wade.
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arc usaalln Tin and

- arc usually thin and
easily Worried, sis75 does not
refresh ard de 81 4 e-5
Gilu ucokcns GoE. .r .lal
ncurishncnt.
Sccu's En- Ltga cOofeels
nervousness By f,.cl Of con.
centrasel medic -ouf:-' acat
it restores TIC h1-' - action
Ct body ccll-, Ell. hcs he
blood, sharpcns The appetite,
and feeds The nerve centres
by Distributing energy and
power al ever lie BODY.
Don't resort 10 alcoholic
mixtures or drug concocton5
that stimulate and e."0C'Y.
Gel b7i' q 6 &c
Emai '.g &C. g.
rcrUc3-n .th.Er q
,-lr or c7-fcrce
'ih Z, bul i-S.:t Nh
r ctt'g. w
III
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BLUE LICK

.atA sas i'll ~ ifra a. he hpme Q
Atr aRa laTs l6lasssf2 Aala,3
october, 20,
pr.tSpradl'ng VAS called o see M~
VIM, Barton Fridan.
MnuL. C. Dennis Is on the sick IN,
Miss Matte York spent FriIa
night and Saturday with Yrs, -
heyse' Ana3rAo,t
Mr.. Dick Schemalienberger =
family spent Sunday at Mr. nv
daurfs,,
Mr.. McDennls and VIE oni
Dennis and family srent sunday r
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. C. neDnig
Mr.. ]. Seott. ST. arh "miv
Sunday guests of Alonzo Zeigel wife
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A S@mGmna BARGAIN

For sale or exchange-210 acres, richest
section Sonoma county: . miles from state
highway and railroad: 80 acres IN full bear
ing resistant young vineyard. acres in full
bearing prunes. acres cherry orchard. =
acres hay land; large. modern house with
hot cold water aud al other modern inn
provements: also 3 room keepers house, 2
large barns and I storehouse, fine well. wind
mill tank and gas engine team and colt and
all farm implements; finest soil in California
for vineyards prunes. etc. or stock: nne
feed 81 800 crops ready to market now.
BEST RANCH BARGAIN.
For further information call write
F. WEDEHASE,
SFBASTOPOT. SONOMA COUNTY, CAL-
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@R0 L0MA

S1co an acre for the finest land in the
San JOAQUIN valley: see the magnificent Egyp-
tlan corn crops before the harvest: an irri-
cation every thirty days the year round from
orr great we'll system; three more crops OF
alfalfa a year than under the canals: we are
irrigating now, while the canals are through
call on us and get our special 10 day oner
on Oro Iona farms.
CLARK & REED, Owners,
411-412 Balboa bldg.
San Francisco. Cal.
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m.- FOR

@A.[
ES@lgESS WANT lads"
TIE RATE for inserting Want Aas .no.n, u ,ds rle
words TO a Incl each insertion, minimum
sshsrgs 20 cents SIX Insertions prsxgTFPrPoSs Ta Ge IS
-sSituatious Wanted" four lines one time ~
gents; Rooms to Let'' and .,Boardisnsg ss ts prl
yate touses. two lines, six times ~ GEMS.
s'Business Personals" IS cents a me QUE
time subsequent Insertions. Is cents me.
LEGAL NOTICES. Is cents line one uu'e'
subsequent insertions 10 cents line
TELEPHONE your Want Ads to The even.
1na Call Your order VIII receive n-ohap, ano %
esrerrf attention Bill win be rendered tne
following day
Ct" THE EVENING CALL viii net be respon,
s.efhle for more than one incorrect insertion o.
any advertisement ordered for more than one
time. -,
ANY ADVERTISEMENT ordered 70 run IN
forbs6s, rnust be stopped By written order
VERBS or TELEPHONE orders to discontinue or
;. chBages can rot be accepted.
:: OUT OF TOWN advertisements nust De ae
Sorpnsif'cd with remittanees-
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BUSINESS PERSONALS
Hahn AdgsmaIlw Resnora5n

Friedrich Migge. recently Of Carnegie Labor
atory. Bellevue Medical College. after many
years study and practice in Germany and the
United. States. IS devoting his knowledge and
skin exclusively 10 the bacteria causing loss OF
the hairs By microscopical and meteorological
examination be determined the exact spe-
cles OF bacteria present indicating the treat
ment required In each individual case OF fall
ing hair. splitting ends and other disorders
Office hours-11 a. N. 10 $50 p N. 7oo-l-3-5
Call bldg, Sd and Market sts.. San Fran
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OAKLAND APARTMENTS

ST. REGIS. 18th and Grove ana 2 room Az
apts and single rooms; steam heat. private
bath. free phones; 3 klocks to Kew Route !.
s12. so s32 so. Oakland ;
ScNNf front two room apts.. SI2 and $50
-oo9 Grove St, near Key Route, Oakland
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Buy one or more OF those choice level fruit
farms am selling near Vacaville. Solano CO..
IN A PROVEN ORCHARD DISTRICT nniy
$500 for a rich, level. acre ranch twno.e
only $50 cash and you take possesslo1; ray
the balance IS per month. WHY WORK Etsts
THE BOSS ALL YOUR LIFEf Make a risnt
start now; set out apricot or aimon1 OF
prune or peach or plum orchard THIS YEAR
and let IT support you In later years My plan
enables EVERYBODY to bay fruit farm;
child can meet the terms. These farms are
CLOSE TO San Francisco: railroad running
through the land station the tract: step
OF the train onto your farm. Rich sandy loam
soil, fine for fruit alfalfa. vegetables; plenty
Of water: orchards adtoin rural delivery:
school close by; NOTHING TO BEAT THE
PROPOSITION IN CALIFORNIA. Send az
once for my FREE FRUIT BOOK. II tells all
about these farms and the famous VACA-
VILE FRUITS, the earliest fruit district IN
fhe state. Apply CHAS. L. PADD0N, room
1873 Lick bldg, S5 Montgomery ST., San Fran
cisco. Cal.
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OFFICES AND STORES TO LET

DO YOU WANT AN OFFICE. or do you want
to change your location7 We can give you
space In the best located and best appointed
office building In the city at the most
sonable rates. Address box 1852 Call office.
GOOD store In Divissdero st near Geary: $50.
Apply St. Elmo Apts. 1872 Divisadero ST.
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ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE

FIVE lots NEWARK; cash. terms exchange;
adioins proposed $. P. shops and Key Route.
Box 1892. Cali office.
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CITY REAL ESTATE


So. .00o-Iarge cor on Valencia St: rents
S215; 50. 600 down, $50 per mo-; fats;
rent S109.
81 600 down. $50 per no.. Fell ST; flats;
opposite Golden Gate pnrk fine build
ing.
S.. .25o- Folsom ST. Oats at 25th St: 81. 600
down. $50 mo-: chance for auto; great
bargain.
S4.2J0--Treat av.. IS. b.; chance for auto.
$3,750-36T Hill ST., mr.. proposed Church st.
line: $500 down. $50 per mo-; new
rms. and b.: will take lot part pay.
S2.Soo-2 Cats. 4 rs, b.: $500 down. $50 mo-;
near Church st. proposed line.
Hyde 81. lot AT O'Farrcn; only $40. 600; can
make terms TO reliable party on first
mortgage; fine renting location.
$1.25o-Eureka 81. ct 21st: lot. With street
work all done, easy terms
S1,O00-Hiil ST. mr.. proposed Church st. car
line; only $50 down. $40 per month.
Z. NJ LONG. NV. 10th and Mission sts
Tel Market 2o37
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SNAP FOR SOME ONE
5000 rooms and batn. gas. patent toilet:
lot 25xi20: accepted street: lot clone
worth $4,000. terms. See owner $50
21st av.: take municipal car to 21st av
VISTA GRANDE LOTS-OwNER MUST SAC
R1FICE best lots in tract MUST be sold: !:
make oner. cash or terms. CHAS. G.
JOHNSON. SIS Sutter ST., s. +.
LOTS at NEWARK. where the steel trust Is
to build factories. $50 cash. 81 month 20
bank; no interest taxes: price 5000
OWNER box lf9l. Call office
FOR SALE--Lot IN south line OF O'Farrel ST .
1926 east OF Larkin ST. east 25x13T.G For
information, see NJ. J. HYNES. public ad-
minlstrator.
MUST sell lot 25x120 mac. street: 300 n 70
car line; Sunset; SIS: make your own
terms: price $3.50. Box 147G. CAN office.
COTTAGE and . lots in Spokane Wash: also
will build on lot In S. r.. sell same as rent
3a4 Hayes st.
EQUITY In two nats $1,000: good location:
near Golden Gate park. Further particulars
3e4 9th st.
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RIcHMOND REAL ESTATE

BEST close in property in Richmond: lots s15o
and up: easy terms. WENHAA 4 PAUL.
1914 San Pablo av.. Oakland. Richmond
office. 14th and Potrerc av.
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HOTELS

HOTEL TOWANDA
JONES ST. AT GEARY.
Just opened: newest, most elegantly fur
In city; all sunny rooms near theater and
shopping distFicts entrance on Jones ST.; ex-
cellent service: special rates to permanent
guests: fashionable neighborhood. Don't fall
TO this.
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RERkRLEY REAL ESTATE

FOR sale, by owner, no agent need apply-Lot
50x11e. overlooking the Hotel Ciaremont
grounds fine view OF bay and Golden gate;
lust across the street from the palatial Hart
residence; 3 Minutes walk to Key Route and
streetcar: a great bargain for quick sale;
less than half cash, balance mortgage.
Box 1910. Call office.
ROOM bungalow. hardwood noor bath toll
LETT close Key Route: lawn walk; $3.50 down;
move IN. JAY l. YOUNG. e23 Hearst bldg.
San Francisco.
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East Side Bay Homes

PER CENT INTEREST ONLY.
Easy payments of 10 per cent on principal,
1 per cent per month and ONLY per cent
Interest on deferred payments Do you realize
that this LOW interest saves one month pay
ment on principal per year? On this basis we
have
room cement bungalow for So, $50
room rustic bungalow for SS 500
room cement residence for 81. $50.
I room cement residence for 81. $50.
room rustic residence for $1,000.
room rustic residence for $3.50.
This LAST with large lot. furnace. ETC.
All have good sized lots. hardwood noors,
sleeping porches and first class in every re-
suect 1t will PAY YOU to see or call up
ANGLO-PACIFIC COMPANY,
Room Ala, 81 Post st.
Phone Sutter 299
II you want a home In the best location oa
terms the same rent see us. We have
them in all prices WENHAM PAUL. l444
San Pablo
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FLATS FOR SALE
OAKLAND FLATS TO LET

AL fat of rooms. nicely furnished for sale
1142 Leayenworth St; tel. Franklin 6242.
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Hotel Iris

GOLDEN GATE Ay. AND HYDE ST.
Take McAIlister st. car to Hyde St. 3 blocks
from Market sunny corner room and bath 81
per day. SIS TO $50 per month; modern.
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SPIRITUALISM
SCIENTIFIC TREATMENT

GRADUATE nurse: eIec. light, salt water
..Nauheim baths; ultra violet ray treat. for
weakness Union Square bldg, r. 30s QeaE-
.ainS elevator turn TO right. $50 Post Phone
QouElhs 55S5.
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ROOMS AND BOARD wayTFn

" AM ED-By lady with a baby. board with
daytime Box 14s1. Call office
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APARTMENTS
CECIL APARTMENTS.

A-CARMELITA APTS., 18th and Valencia
sts.- blocks from Market st.-Modern
sunny, 2-3-4 rm. apts. rooms from 500 30
3 rms $3.50 M. rms. s37.5o up. including
steam heat. hot water electric light. auto
elevator; tel. connections; all large outside
rooms; private baths, private halls, Valencia
cars from ferry. tel. PARK 23l4
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NICE . room fat close in, across lake: fam
lily OF adults preferred half months rent
free TO right parties. Phone owner, Berke-
ley 1915.
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WANTED-To rent, a furnished or unfurnished
bungalow near 18th St local Oakland or Ala
media Box 1897. Call office.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

CORPORATION with business OF exceptional
merit wants lady or gent TO act as secretary
duties very simple; experience unnecessary;
u 600 cash required. fully secured: liberal
Market ST.. s r.
HOTEL for sale or rent; established 25 Years.
railroad workingmen and the best transfe AZ
srede In town. opposite s. r. depot and " p
depot; man and wife preferred; small capital
Apply or write JOS. p. HANNAH, stockton,
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TEL. MlJ1N1r0MJE.

Ellis and Jones; so elegantly furnished
rooms. each with private bath; modern; S1.5O,
So. 80 per day; SO. 50 week
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RF0RNATIOy WANTFD

POsND-Any news Of Philip. Mary Bridget
Julia or Bessie Pound, formerly OF Barna-
crotty. County TipperaFv. Ireland. will be
gratefully received by their brother. JOHN
POUND. Address care advertising manager,
Tie Call.
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IRA rNED nurse gives elec baths; scientific
mass and elect. treat. for rheumatism and
-; stomach trouble. 406 Sutter. office 4l5; ph
Sutter 42S1.
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MARIN COUNTY REAL ESTATE

FAIRFAX and San Anseimo real estate: ideal
climate: ideal conditions: ideal railroad sery-
ices: every-shing ideal: machines meet
all trains at San Anselmo. Lansdale and
Fairfax. CROKER & CO.. the leading
agents.
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SET OUT YOUR ORCHARD
THIS FALL

1888 broadway. Oakland.
Walnut Creek.
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GOVERNMENT LANDS

HOMESTEADS. southern Oregon: fne farming
land near railroad under construction; plenty
OF water; we pay transportatio and fees; act
promptly. Farm Home Co.. SOB Pacific bid.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE

/ win exchange or buy your city or countr
property. ID. DAVID. 121 Chronicle bldg
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AUTOMOBILES AND SUPPLIES

FOR sale at bargain-Pope- Hartford seated
touring body, 1910; l Pope Hartford limou-
sine and Oakland coupe: all first class or
DER private family. Address p. O. box 2449