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BIRTHS

BORANIA-In this city. November s, 1913 to
the wife OF Louie Borania, son.
CANCILLA-In this city, December 1, 1918. to
the wife of Frank Cancilla SON.
CAvANAUGH-fn this city. November 80,
1913. to the wife OF A. Cavanaugh, son.
DETTO-In this city, December 2. 1913. to
the wife Of vencenzio Detto daughter
D0HERTY-In thighs city. December s. 1913,
TO-. the wife Of M -Doherty. son.
FEILING-In this city December 0. 1918, to
the wife Of ". F. FEELING. SON..
GERLACH-In this city. November 90 1918
to the wife Of Fred Gerlach. daughter
JARyIS--Iu this city. December 0, 1918. to
the wife of s. II. Jarvis. a son
McMULIIN--In this city. December 6. 1918. TO
the wife Of L. McNfullin. daughter.
NIBLE-In this city December o. 19f3..to the
wife of E. III. Nble. son.
PADRANTONI0--In- this city. December 4,
1913. to the wife of D. Padrantonio, daugh-
ter ~
PTERI-In this city. December s. 1913. to the
wife Of Alessandro Pieri, son.
R0CHE-In this city. December >. 1913. to the
wife OF Dennis j. Roche daughter
SHERMAN--In this city. December 4. 1913. to
the wife Of R. ]. Sherman, a son.
SMITH-In this city, December 3. 1918, to the
wife of James. NJ. Smith,
SPELLdAN--In this city. December IL. 1913,
TO the wife of George Speliman. son.
SUNSERI-In this dry. December 6, 1913. to
the wife of Frank Sunserl, son.
WIDD0PP-In this city, December 3. 1915 to
the wife Of E, Widdopp., daughter
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WEATHER REPORT
SAN FRANCISCO. SATURDAY. DEC. Is.
SPECIAL CALIFORNIA REPORTS
FORECAST


Forecast till p. m. Pacific time. Sunday:
For San Francisco Oakland and vicinity
Unsettled weather tonight and Sunday; prob
ably rain; light soHtherly wind.
For California north OF the Tehachapi-Un-
settled weather tonight and Sunday; probably
rain: light southerly wind
For California south OF the Tehachapi-Un-
settled weather tonight and Sunday; probably
rain: light southeriy wind
For Nevada-Unsettled weather tonight and
Sunday: probably rain.
For Sacramento valley-UDsetted weather
tonight and Sunday; probably rain; light
southerly wind
For Santa Clara valley-Unsettled weather
tonight and Sunday; probably rain light
southerly wind.
For San Joaquin yalleF-Unsettled weather
tonight and Sunday; probably rain' light
southerly wind
WEATHER CONDITIONS
Cloudy weather prevails over the Paclnc
coast and light but general rain has fallen
over northern California and the western por-
tions Of Oregon and Washington. The storm
has recurved into the Pacific and will probably
return tonight or Sunday. Over the Rocky
mountain region and eastward to the Atlantic
the weather is fair except cloudy weather and
light rain Is reported from Texas and Okla
homa The temperature has risen over the
Pacific coast and gulf and Atlantic states.
Conditions are unsettled in this district and
rain is probable in most portions tonight and
Sunday.
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MARIN GRAND JURY NAMED

SAN RAFAEL, Dec. 13.-Judge Ed
gar Zook has named the following
grand Jurors for 1s13-14 in Marin
county:
C. A. Thayer, D. Duncan, George Alpers.
W. T.. Butterworth and b. T. Miller. San
Rafael: william Failey and Clinton Folger.
Mil Valley; C. II. Becker aud r. Perry. Ssu-
salito; Dominic Grossi and Hans Neiison. No
vato; j. L. Carpenter. Tiburon: II. j. Mott.
Bolinas; William Bassett Tomales; F. W
Dickson. Nicasio: E. B. Nelson. Olema; p N
Gray, Fairfax; ]. X. Armsby. Ross.
David Duncan was named foreman
and the jurors elected U. N. Gray sec
retary
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SCHOOL LANDS
SCHOOL LAND BARGAINS.

SCHOOL LAND BARGAINS.
! have helped persons get bargains In school
land who would not sell for fifty times the
cost. Owing 10 sickness and being out OF
work. ONE man offers to sell his bargain at a
sacrifice. Some fine for fruit and some fine
for stock. Less than so miles of San Fran
cisco; near famous early fruit section about
Fairfield and Vacaylile: So cash per acre for
deed. Deed signed by three state officers.
See political code Of California. section 3315,
which reads as follows Certificates Of puT-
chase, and all rights acquired hereunder. are
subject 10 sale. by deed assignment. exc
cuted and acknowledged before any officer au-
thorized by law to take acknowledgements of
conveyances OF real property. or before the
register. Assignee Of certificate, like holder.
has prima facie title" Also see section 1925
In code Of civil procedure. You see, this is
safe You will also see that 1t is very profit
able This Is a fine bargain TO buy and hold
until 1913, when you should sell for more
than ten times this small cost This is hill
land. near good fruit and stock ranches. about
SIX miles of Nacaville, about u miles of Fair
neid and Sulsun. Another electric railroad Is
expected to be built up the valley within two
miles Of this land This land was taken about
1910. afterward allowed to go to the state
anu was cancelled 1t was supposed to belong
70 the large Spanish grant until j searched Il
out and helped the present owner buy ii when
he had the choice OF about a million acres TO
select from. This land is really worth S25 per
acre. or more: saw this land surveyed
III II you prefer to loan So per acre on this
30 acres OF land / will buy il and secure
you by deed and pay You - per cent interest
per annum and half of the profit when we
sell In 1919 Money handled through bank.
Inc state Is not. selling SCHOOL, LAND now.
send for our circular concerning bargains In
other kinds OF STATE LAND Now FOR SALE
IN ALL THE COUNTIES; also ask for refer
ences from those buying and selling at large
F0RNIA STATE LAND INFORMATION BU-
hEAJ- 1911 * ST.. Sacramento. Cal.
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OAKLAND LICENSES

Soren Theodore Anderson 30. and Bertha
Jensen. 21, both of Hayward.
Carrie Bender, 36 and Catherine MONTGOMERY
33. both of Oakland
Milton Cray, 20. Los Angeles( and Marietta
Hymel 20, Oakland.
Willard Waicott Beatty. %. San Francisco,
and Elise Hersey Biedenbach g. Berkeley
Harry G. West. 81, and Florence NJ Hill.
25. both of Oakland.
John g. Garcia. "a Turlock and Rosie
Costa. "a. San Leandro.
Manuel Perry, p, and Mary Costa. 26. both
OF San Leandro.
Manuel A. Freitas, 20. and Mayme Fretas
2S. San Leandro
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JoHNSoN-In this city. December r. 1913.
Mary oJhnson, native of Louisiana. aged 81
years.
McEWEE---In Richmond CAL. December /.
1913. Frank W.. beloved husband OF Delphine
McEwen.' father of, Helen. Eva and Frances
McEwen. and son Of Helen McEwen, native
of San Francisco.
Friends respectfully invited to attend
the funeral tomorrow stSunday). at O'Clock
p. m. from his. late residence. 73S Clayton
street between Waller and Frederick Inter-
ment Cypress Lawn cemetery, by automo-
bile.
sURRYHNE-In this city. December 49, 1913,
William j.. beloved husband OF Lillian Sur
ryhne. father Of Lillian and Howard Sur
ryhne and Mrs. Beatrice Roehl son of Mrs.
Agnes S1rryhne. and brother Of Fred b.
Surryhne and Mrs. n. Harlow OF Oakland,
native of Oakland. aged 81 years months
and 10 days.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services tomor-
row {Sunday}. at o'clock p. M. at Hal
stead's chapel, McAllister and sDivisadero
streets, under theauspices Of the General
Relief COMMITTEES, l.. o. ID. +. Interment
private.
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RED MEN CHOOSE CHIEFS

Osceola Tribe. No. IL, Improved Or
der of Red Men, elected the following
at Its last regular meeting:
Prophet. Joseph A. Steinmetz. sschem, VIII
liam Wright: senior sycamore. William Han
lon Junior sycamore. Fred Brainard; chief OF
records. a. 7. Written; keeper OF wampum-
b. J. Sylvia collector OF wsmpum. T. r.
Partman: trustees-F. La Torres. William
Wilkie. j.. p. Stussy.
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Bill in Senate for
Bridge to Oakland

WASHINGTON. Dec. 13.-Senator
Works today introduced a bill grant
ing Allen c. Rush the right to con-
struct suspension bridge over the
waters of San Francisco bay to con-
meet with cities on the eastern shore
of the hay.
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SACRAMENTO REAL ESTATE

SAVE So or more per month and buy little
farmAl to 10 acres-3h miles from capitol
building; electric car: good soil. grow any
thing; no overflow: streets; shade trees plant
ed; fine market for anything you raise: price
viii double in 5 years. Write for photo to-
day. Easiest terms
NORTH SACRAMENTO LAND CO..
1904 ST.. Sacramento.
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w. III. LOWD,
Glen Frazer. Cal.
ANTIOCH REAL ESTATE

90 acres choice alfalfa land near Byron: will
grow alfalfa without irrigation; price and
terms application.
10 acres near Knightson: all in almonds: good
house. barn. poultry houses, brooders; suit
able for poultry ranch; price 81. 600
200 acres hay OF grain land: part OF IL will
raise alfalfa; can be irrigated
scres; acres ia almonds; I acre alfalfa: 2
acres fruit; small house; poultry: Belgian
hare and LOCO pigeons go with the place.
20 acres almonds: choice varieties $3.50 acre.
1eo acre grain ranch: Improvements; price
1000
20 acres choice wine grapes; good house and
necessary outbuiidings.
10 acres young almonds; choicest varieties;
$3.50 per acre.
For full description Of these properties write
or snpIy to MRS. s \. NASH Antioch. Cal.
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Too Late to Classify
RENSTROM'S NEW
LOCATION

We are now established across the sreeX
from our old place at Van Ness and GoideI
Gate avs Our new quarters are at the
SOUTHEAST corner Of the two streets To
prevent storing our used cars In our new
building we win make big cuts for few
days on any and all cars we have in stock
All makes, some Of them being Regal demon
strators.
Can at our new service station and sample
gas.
we sell pure gas. not the kind diluted with
distillate. Supplies and accessories. everything
for the motor ear. Lap robes. skid chains.
tires and tubes, electric horns. oils and grease.
free air, free water and a boy TO help you
gratis. Call on US.
own vulranizing department. Skilled vulcan
izer Our patches never blow out. Absolutely
guaranteed.
Don't forget Renstrom for supplies, acces-
sories. ALL kinds of repairs tone of largest
shops in cityl. and when YOU want a new
legal. drop in The waters fine.
Frank O. Renstrom Co.
SOUTHEAST cor Van Ness and Golden Gate.
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MONEY TO LoAN-Real Estat,
LEGAL AND OFFICIAL
REDEMpTIoN ar povDs

REDEMPTION OF BONDS
REDEMPTION OF BONDS-Notice is hereby
given that in accordance with the terms of
the bonds issued by the NEVADA COUNTY
NARROW GAUGE RAILROAD COMPANY.
the directors determined by lot the numbers
to be redeemed at the UNION TRUST COM
PANY of San Francisco. In the city Of San
Francisco, California. the second day Of
January. 1914. with the following results:
Nos 50. 154. 13. 2s4, IS. %, Al 81. 1856
and .39. which bonds will be paid In United
States gold coin on said second day OF Janu-
ary, 1914. upon surrender OF same with
coupons attached. and Interest thereon will
cease from and after that date
HERBERT G. PHILLIPS Secretary
NEVADA COUNTY NARROW GAUGE
RAILROAD COMPANY. OFFICE, ROOM So3.
CALIFORNIA PACIFIC TITLE INSrRANCE
COMPANY BUILDING, los MONTGOMERY Y
STREET. SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA.
DECEMBER 8. 1913
BAGGAGE and articles left by W. NJ Cart
wright ut Hotel Alexander will be sold at
auction II not claimed within 10 days
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Vital Statistics
MARRIAGES.

RETHERF0RD--G0RD this city. De-
cember IL. 1913. by the Rev j. W. Horn.
Thomas Rutherford and Marie Gordon, both
of Oakland
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West Coast Develop
rment Co., Inc,
8l6 Humboldt Bank
bldg, S. IF.
GOVERNMENT LAND.


So PER ACRE.
We will locate you on homestead or des
ert claim of 100 to 800 acres Of good level
land in California on the salt Lake TO Los
Angeles. auto highway. about 200 miles east
of San Francisco: land free from alkali.
adobe or hardpan; good water in wells at
30 feet and a perfect ditch project under
way TO furnish abundance of water at cost
under a cooperative plan and terms for 10
years; nothing down until you have seen the
land, and crops growing on established
ranches adjoining; apples. alfalfa, grain.
fruit and vegetables grow 10 perfection;
postoffce. r. F. D.. general store aud auto
stage now established. and good opportuni-
ties for hustlers; good wages paid in sur
rounding district: average temperature SO:
81 per acre includes all yolr expenses down
and back for days. government fees. sur
veying. stalking and fling. cheaper than you
could do II alone, as we handle by whole
sale. For further information. maps, sample
soils, etc, cali at office.
JOHN PLATrNER.
ROOM 20. BACON BLOCK.
18th and Washington sts. Oakland.
Evenings and Sundays by appointment
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RICHMOND REAL ESTATE

IMPROVED RANCH-120 acres; fenced into Z
fields; room house. barns. sheds, etc; liv-
ing water piped into residence: has ia full 16
large cherry trees; 10 peach; spricots and
plums. half acre black figs; 40 walnuts 400
almonds; l chestnut. persimmOn; 200
orange lemons ? grapefruit; l acre mus
cut grapes: 80 apple trees (winesap), pro-
dnced 500 boxes last year: 25 other apple
trees and 10 Bartlett pears: owner raised and
sold $500 from 200 tomato lines In one
season. Now listen: With rne above Inn
proyements this land is worth $50 per acre
for ranch purposes only, but oil sand crops
TO the surface within % yards Of one corner:
natural gas bubbles up from the river bed
near by: coal vein is being opened up u
mile distant; y acre Is estimated to contain
$40, 600 placer gold. while 20 acres Of II Is
-'~h dredging ground Mr. Home Seeker here
a ranch worth the money. with chance
that 1t will make you rich Only $I26. 81 per
ROBERT W. BYRN.
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ROBERT w. BYRN.
9OJ Macdonald av-, Richmond. Cal.

CHOICE home ranch Il acres. miles from
Santa Rosa: fine room house; $500 laying
hens full equipment OF tools barns, brooders
and houses; variety fruit trees; bargain;
investigate.
Is acres sandy loan land. fenced: no
buildings; $5s5 per acre. S0noma county.
80 acres good for Grain: orchard or poultry.
good school. II. ID. MALL telephone; good
roads: 6 miles Santa Rosa.
95s acre stock ranch Lake county; $i3
per acre
G. C. HENLEY & CO..
314 Macdonald av.. Richmond Cal.
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BUYING or selling Richmond property. l can
You money. Call. write phone Rich
moBd 659I JOHN SAVAGE. p. d. box 54.
Office. roam IS. Pillow building. 9Th and
Macdonald, Richmond
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FARM LANDS

OREGON RAILROAD LANDS.
GOVERNMENT WINS federal court de-
cision; >. 100000 acres Oregon and California
railroad land, valued at $4,000, eco declared
to Y. y. $4,000 claims immensely valuable.
timber fruit. farm and stock lads: prepare
Tor disposition OF lands; send 25c for maps
LAS COUNTY ABSTRACT CO., Roseburg.
Ore.
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STATE LAND
Los ALTOS REAL ESTATE


Los ALTOS
Los Altos. Nesting close TO the beautiful Santa
Clara foothills, protected by them and the
higher Santa Cruz mountains beyond afYorfs
TO lovers Of outdoor life an ideal playground
the year round
Los Aitos Is rapidly becoming known as
the most healthfu and pleasant country
place TO live In California.
Los Altos has good school. telephones.
electric lights, steam and electric trains 10
San Francisco. Palo Alto, Stanford univer-
sity. San Jose and other towns In the Santa
Clara valley
Stanford university only 10 minutes and
San Francisco only 56 minutes distant
In selecting the location for home Won
should consider the advantage OF sn unIim-
tied supply, Of pure water.
In this the year OF greatest drouth in 20
years Los Altos has fhe only unlimited water
supply IN the Santa Clara valley. For miles
fits water system supplies the demand for
irrigation and street sprinkling as well as for
domestic purposes. 1t receives its pure ar
tesian water from wells hundreds OF feet
deep that are unaffected by local conditions
Among the business enterprises there are
splendid openings for q bank, bakery, a
meat market and laundry.
For particulars inquire OF LOS ALTOS
COMPANY. Robinson a. Miner general
agents Los Altos. Cal.
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DEATHS

Anderson. Theodor. al Johnson Mary -. 81
Anglum. Clementina 32E Kelly Fred ....... -
Brown Prentice NJ. SO Lemmermann. Her
Carl Aida ........ "a man ............. 50
Chalmers, Margaret II McCerren, James c. s
Clancy. William j. - McEwen, Frank W.. -
Coombs. Eliza t.. SO Mahoney, Margaret. -
Crotsey. Emmet !. "a Martinez. DR. Felipe ~
Dawson, Eliza E.. sol Mattle, Joseph -. 10
Elzy. Louise J..... ri Milan. Joseph J.... s
Ferro. Bernard -. 34l Muller. Eleanor -. 6S
Fraser. Markaret Al Niemann. Mrs. May. =
Gopcevic, Petar NJ. "A O'Connor, Dennis -
Graves. Warren A. 81 Regensburger. Arthur e.
Greer. John ....... III Rucpp. Simon ..... 81
Haar. Herman 13I Stewart. William 50
HaIlawel. Charles. 67l Sullivan. Patrick :. 81
Hammond. Charlotte Thedy. Julia 49,. 81
S...........-.... 81 vining, Herman s.. II
Israelsky, Julius ..s-I Watkins. Mary -. IS
Johnson Jennie B.. sol White, Michael ....-
Kelly. Catherine f. =
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MUNICIPAL BAND TO
GIVE SUNDAY CONCERT

The municipal band, under the d.
rection of John A. Keogh, will give
the following program at tho Pre-
sidio terminus Of the Preside and
Ferries Municipal railroad s-,---c-'---'.
afternoon at p. M.
The Star SpangTed Banner" ..--.-..-
March. .'Siave" tSlavonic}...P. Tschaikowsky
Waltz. Moonlight on the Hudson
observation-disclosures. Andrew Herman
Characteristic. Woodland Whispers.
z.-.....-..'.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. A. Czibulka
Grand selection. ''Lohengrln'' ....R. Wagner
tal Song. ''How Could J. Know That
You Love Me Mes',....-.--.-..-- Bert Grant
thl Song "0n Good. Oldtime Sleigh
Mr.. Dan Krueger, barytone
Overture Far West. George hoppitz
Intermezzo ''Laces aud Graces' &C. Salzer
Aalrs from '.rhe Fredy'' Rudolf Frimi
Popular meleies-
Ia, You're just as Sweet at Sixty
n. heil
tb) -0n the Mississippi -. Harry Carol
March, The Inyincible Eagler..J. r. Sousa
x = America
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FARMS WANTED


WANTED-To hear from owner who has good
farm for sale; send description and price
NORTHWESTERN BUSINESS AGENCY,
Minneapolis. Minn
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SONOMA COUNTY Real Estat.
WRITE J. ". Horn Co. Petaiuma. Cal fes
free copy sonoma County BsrKaius-'
lsrs<4los ED aud unimp. t;rayenstsan .po,. 80
berry lands w. Widshsse. sebastopol. ca
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FLORISTS
PARK FLORAL. 1887 Haight st.; phone Park
33G. Cut nowers. pits. ETC. r. Groves. prop
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GLEN FRAZER REAL ESTATE

50 ACRES: IL grapes. 10 wooded pasture: 3
buildings and orchard; So hay: modern house.
fireplace and bath: spring water piped: large
barn. several other outbuildings; team
horses; l COW: farm utensils: q mile Santa
Fe depot; miles Martinez county seat: 25
miles $. T.: a fine country home; $4,000
cash and terms to suit on 5000 or $3.50
cash.
SO acres; 16 wood pasture 60 grain or
hay. 40 orchard: large barns several ont
buildings: dwelling; team horses i COW;
farm utensils; 10 tons hay; splendid dairy
place: spring water piped: 25 miles S. f.;
y miles Santa Fe depot: miles Martinez:
5000 cash: time on So. 750. or IS 600 cash;
40 acres adjoining also be had reason
ably
s lots GilTs addition to Pullman for sale,
single or entire 8.
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FOR MILL VALLEY BARGAINS. SEE
WILL FALLEY. MILL VALLEY
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AMERICAN HOUSE CLEANING C0.--H House
cleaning by hour. day, contract. TeIephone
Sunset 1866, all hours.
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:. e. Hooper, Real Estate
st. Helena, Cal.
BARGAINS 10 Nsps isnds- Write W.
GRIrFITHS CO.. for lists Nspa-

ROSS VALLEY REAL ESTATE
LOTS. cottages and residence. for rent ana /.
SALE Apply to A BAUER. Ross. Cal.
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OAKLAND BUSINESS CHANCES


UNDER 5 year lease: restaurant and pool
room: centrally located IN Richmond; cheap.
Call 1T Castro for particulars.
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MrDOwELL'S Dressmaking and Millinery
School--EveninR classes: patterns cut to or
der. 12i Geary IT.. near Grant av.: tel
Douglas 4751
DRESSAAKER. newly established here. satis-
factory work guaranteed: phone Fillmore 12f
1899 Fillmore At
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ss. s.ooD-PAYING MOUNTAIN RANCH
AND RESORT; $50 acres: mortgage 81. 800:
will exchange equity for house and lot In
bay city. write for particulars
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-10-08

but It gives a note of color to a jack
es that it virtually makes the coat
The waist-coats are of satin, all cord
ed silks suede cloth, chamois. moire
and washable pique. Bindings Of
braid and trimmings of buttons are
the decorative features and a smooth
ness OF fit is essential or else the en-
tire effect is lost
The waistcoats OF these fall suits
have square, pointed and crossed tops.
with inset crossed revers of lace and
satin and moire collars. Pockets are
also used for the comfort of all wear
ers.
On the fall suits there Will be used
sleeves Of the long. fitted type and
the kimono sleeve with the dropped
armhole.
The eaton effect, especially at the
front, is particularly striking. From
the front a sweeping line over the
hips and a long tail at the back fin
ish the coat.
A Russian model of velvet will bio
for applause The peplum Of the
skirt has considerable fullness, and
rich fur trims the collar line and the
cuffs. Braid and buttons giving a
dashing effect to the line of fastening.
In the skirts of the fall suits there
will be many innovations. The long
line from waist to hem Is rarely left
unbroken. Seams are modified by
tabs, extensions and flaps. Side seams
are slashed. There Is drapery at all
points, the folds around the top Of
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-10-08
COMB SAGE TEA IN
HAIR TO DARKEN IT.
IT'S GRANDMOTHER,s RECIPE
TO KEEP HER LOCKS DARK.
GLOSSY. THICK.

The old-time mixture of Sage Ton
and sulphur for darkening gray.
streaked and faded hair Is grand
mothers treatment and folks ars
again using 1t to keep their hair n
good even color which is quite sar-
sioie' as we are living In an age when
youthful appearance is of the great
est advantage.
Nowadays, though, we don't bove
the troublesome task of gathering tho
sage and the mussy mixing at home
All drug stores sell the readv-,o-usa
product called "Wyeth's Sage and sui
phur Hair Remedy" for about ko
cents bottle. 1t is very popular bo-
cause nobody can discover It has
been applied. Simply moisten yorr
comb or soft brush with II and dranr
this through your hair, taking ono
small strand at time; by morning
the gray hair disappears. but what
delights the ladies with Wyeth's sage
and sulphur Is that besides n beau,,-
fully darkening the hair after rew
applications, 1t also produces that so,,
lustre and appearance of abundance
which Is so attractive; besides nre-
'ents dandruff. Itching scalp ana rau.
ing hair.