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The San Francisco call., 1913-11-29
"Chewy Ate French Bread in ParIor and "DonD Slept in
RI Crib-NoW She Has Japanese Domestic

With five dogs and three cats that
insist on using the parlor Turkish rug
for tablecloth and want their cribs
made up fresh every day, Mrs. Tracy
S. Hardy. well known Oakland society
woman and sister In law of DR.. Sum
ner and Sam Hardy, former famous
tennis stars. has established q record
In rapid stransit of servants.
Her score reads SO servants in so
days. with tho question now in susi
pense, as she believes the riddle has
been solved by employing a Japa-
nese servant, to whom animals are a
Joy and not an annoyance, no matter
how troublesome they may be. All
previous employees resigned because
the pets overran the house.
"CHEWEY" CAUSED THE TROUBLE
'Chewey caused most of the
trouble" said Mrs. Hardy. in talking
over her experiences today. He in
sisted on eating his French bread in
the parlor whenever / had caller.
It meant that some days the servant
would almost have to follow after the
animal with dustpan and broom"
The help In the Hardy household
had other troubles. Three of the dogs
occupy separate couches, and "Chew-
ey" and Don" sleep in cribs. The
blankets and pillows needed daily
care and attention. and the servant
problem had many angles at times.
Some fiatly refused to make bed for
q dog and declared that the beasts
should be turned out Of the house.
When the dogs fought over which
should have = certain bed for the
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-29

night and bedclothes were torn and
scattered, there were frequent inter-
views between servant and Mrs.
Hardy The servant ended the talk
by leaving for other employment.
Mrs. Hardy then hired another and
another. Fifty was the limit reached
until she secured her present Japan
ese, who dearly loves all of them.
Mrs. Hardy says that he gives her
dogs and cats the freedom of the
house because she believes that it is
not enough to merely own the AMI
mails, put collars on them and see
them once or twice a day.
MAKES COMPANIONS OF PETS
"One must make a companion OF
the pets to realize the full measure
of affection and sympathy a dog can
show" she said.
Friends one may have for time.''
she continued, '.and in adversity, in
times when one needs most the SYM
pathy of friend who understands.
these friends are not at hand. At
such times we can turn to our pets.
They have been SO intimately a
part of our lives that they understand
our moods and our every desire and
thought at times it seems. Most OF
them are waits. picked up on the
street, because they looked cold or
hungry, or both. 'Chewey' is the ac-
knowledged leader and the favorite
both with the other dogs and with
us. He was nailed up in cracker
box when we found him. ond now
has his plate. and really. his table
manners are better than those of
some people / have seen"
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-29
New Mayor Ready to
Suppress Street Riots

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 29.-With q
greatly augmented police force re-
organized on q military basis. under
orders to prevent the congregating OF
three or more persons in the streets,
Mayor Henry Wallace, who succeeded
Mayor Shank following the latter's
resignation. and acting Superintend-
ent of Police Comm are prepared to-
day for any emergency that may arise
as result OF threatened labor trou-
bles.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-29
Will Try to Break
Bank at Monte Carlo

PARIS, Nov. 29.-Joseph Letter of
Chicago vows he will try to break the
bank at Monte Carlo. as he did Is
years ago.
Mr.. Letter and his wife, after very
brief stay here. went to Marseilles
early in, the week, where they en-
barked on the yacht Niagara, char
tered from Howard Gould. for a trip
around the world.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-29

ZeIaya to Be Freed;
u. S. to Foil Death Plot

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Nov. 29.-In-
dications in state department circles
today pointed to the release shortly
of former president Zelaya of Nicar-
aqua. 1t is known zelay's death is
desired by the Nicaraguan govern
ment because he has s75o.o0o lien
on the financial reserves of that coun-
try Solicitor Folk Of the state de-
partment believes Zelaya would be
unsafe in Nicaragua and will release
him.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-29
Tango" Pet Terrier,
Goes Mad and Pens
Beylards in Home
San Mateo Society Folk Released
From Barricade When Policeman
Arrives and Shoots Dog

Terrified by mad dog which ran
amuck in the grounds of their estate
in San Mateo, Mr.. and Mrs. E. d. Bey-
lard. society leaders. and their young
daughter, Miss Sophie Beylard, were
trapped in their home this morning
until the arrival of Motorcycle Po-
liceman Sheehan. who shot the animal
Tango" who was the cause of the
excitement, was a pet Boston terrier,
owned by Miss Beylard- Suddenly
going mad. 1T tried to attack the but
Ter. who escaped into the kitchen
The doors were barrieaded and Mr.
Beylard telephoned for the police.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-29
TRAP VICTORIA RELIEF ARMY
Mott Files Petition
| For Mandamus Writ to
| Force Water Election
Mayor Charges Alameda Supervisors
/ Have Ignored Demand of Voters
for Metropolitan District Ballot

Mayor Mott of Oakland filed
petition for writ Of mandamus In
the transbay city this morning to
force the Alameda county board OF
supervisors to take immediate steps
toward the calling of the election for
the metropolitan water district The
mayor recites that in March he pre-
sented a petition calling for the crea-
tion of this water district. signed by
10 per cent OF the voters.
He declares the supervisors have
since postponed the election from
time to time without just cause.
The metropolitan water district is
a project for an increased water sup
ply for the cities of Alameda county
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-29
HoIdup Men Beat
Victim With Pistols

Two armed men attempted to hold
up Caesar Gerini, 1909 Stockton street,
at Union and Taylor streets early to-
day. and when he resisted the thugs
beat him numerically over the head
with pistols. Gerini cried for help
and the thugs fed without securing
anything. Gerinls wound was treated
at the harbor hospital.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-29
Uh! Uh! HiIIsborough
Hears Prize Pigs Grunt

Unknown to all but a chosen few.
Walter Hobart has devoted a part of
his country place in HiIlsborough to
the raising of prize pigs.
Walter Heath. formerly superin-
tendent of Hobarts polo stables, pre-
sented pork delicacies aggregating
ESQ pounds to his friends Thanksgiv-
ing eve. The pigs are of the Chester
white" variety. Others are being fat
tened for Christmas
This is the only pigpen in exclusive
Hillsborough
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-29
Child Falls 2 Stories
Into PoIiceman's Arms

A remarkable rescue was effected
last night when year old Leslie
Stanley. falling out of the second
story window of his home. 1893 Yer
mont street, was caught in the arms
Jeschke was walking along Vermont
street and was 10 feet away when he
saw the babe climb to the window
sill. Running beneath the window he
caught the little child from an almost
certain death.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-29
Woman Takes Poison,
But Will Recover

Miss Ruby Kidder, 80 years old,
made an attempt to take her life
early this morning in a room at the
New Western hotel. s4S Kearny
street, by taking poison. She will
recover. A pathetic letter was left
by the woman to her mother who re-
sides in Portland.
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WIFE PENS
[)E(2A[()G
BREAKS i
WIff'S 9 COMMANDMENTS
90 90 80
SHE BROKE 'EM
So Hubby Secured Divorce

CT THE undersigned, here
J., by pledge and promise
to fulfill this agreement and
at any time that / do not live
up to said agreement / am
liable for the consequences
(separation).
"First-That / shall not
drink liquor with anybody, but
if it becomes necessary only
shall I drink liquor in the
presence of my husband.
"Second-That while my
husband is working evenings
I shall not go out unbeknown
to him.
"Third-That I shall not
smoke cigarettes.
"Fourth-That / shall not
AStSli dllu DCliCVC CuCiiuCS Oh
people unfriendly toward my
husband.
"Fifth-That shall work in
harmony with my husband
(that I shall not try to wear
the pants). That on account
of his aged experience his
word and judgment shall be
supreme in all matters.
"Sixth-That when outsiders
try to mingle with my domes-
tic affairs hall hold deaf ear.
"Seventh-That / shall love,
honor and obey my husband.
"Eighth-That / shall be
faithful and honest and deal
aboveboard with my husband.
'Ninth-That this agree
ment applies to my husband
as we'll as to me.
HELEN ]. MARKS"
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-29
Don't Eat kippered
Herring! Their Souls
Might Haunt You
Miss Lind Af-Hageby. Psychic, Anti
vivisectionist and Author, Says
Animals Have Souls

NEW YORK. Nov 29.-"Do not eat
kippered herring, for 1t has soul and
will come back and make trouble for
you"
This was the advice OF Miss Lind
f-Hageby, phychic antivivisectionist,
sufrragette, lawyer and author, who
arrived on the Lusitania to attend the
convention of the Antivivisection
league at Washington.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-29
Screens Guard Premier
From Militant Attack

q LONDON. Nov. 29.-Premier AS
quith. travelling by automobile from
Leeds today. had screens with wire
gauge to keep on any miIitants who
might try to repeat tho attack on the
premier recently In Scotland. He was
escorted by four automobiles IN which
were Scotland Yards mem
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-29
Flies $3.50 Miles in
80 Consecutive Days

PARIS, Nov 29-The worlds rec
ord for distance travelling on an aero
plane during 80 consecutive days has
been made by NJ Helen, who flew
$3.50 miles
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1900 FACE
DEATH BY
REBELS
BULLETIN

BULLETIN
VERA CRUZ, Nov. 2o.-The Ger
man cruiser Bremen arrived here
today from Tampico and the United
States battleship New Jersey left for
Tuxpam to guard foreign interests.
BULLETIN
MEXICO CITY, Nov. 2o.-Gen-
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1913-08-28
BIG MASONIC Event,

Last Friday evening a large
number of Masons from this city
and from the surrounding coun-
try gathered at the hall of the
Occidental Lodge, of Hope, for
the purpose of celebrating the
Twenty-ffth Anniversary Of it's
organization. Work in the M.
M. degree was exemplitied and
a sumptuous banquet was served
by the ladies of the Eastern
Star.
Quite a number of guests from
other cities were present t.
Among them we're: Messrs.
w. L. Williamson, of Lisbon, who
is Grand Master in North Dako
ia, P. D. Snyder, of Casselton,
P. D. Gilger, of Jamestown,
T.. S. Hill, of Erie, H. B. Haskell,
of st. Paul, and j. P. Burling, of
Fargo. The representatives from
! Colgate were: Messrs. II. P.
Rice, e. H. Fuller, F. M. Cook,
and L. G. Bergen. Messrs. R.
L. Curry, ]. D. Foley, W. B.
Cheshire, j. r.. Jordan, Tom
Thompson and Christ Jensen
came over by auto from Luverne.
The Finley contingent consisted
Of: Messrs. p. O. Sathre, P. A,
Jorgenson and j. r. Bistline.
Messrs. T. G.. Anderson, A.. S
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1913-08-28
Costly Treatment

II was troubled with consti-
patton and indigestion and spent
hundreds of dollars for medicine
and treatment" writes G.. H.
Hines. of Whitlow, Ark. II went
to a St. Louis hospital, also to
a hospital in New Orleans, but
no cure was effected. On return.
ing home I began taking Cham.
berlain's Tablets, and worked
right along. I used them for
some time and am now all right.
For sale by all dealsrs.-Adv.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1913-08-28
A SPASM

Who visits in our little berg
each month or two or three, to
sell the boys a car of coal, More
ORDERS" is his plea. Who gets
them on the telephone and always
pays the bill, when central goes
and hunts him up? (They say
he's buying still.) Who ownes
an eighty-maybe two-an indie.
pendant man, who raises oats,
the wild kind too, or anything he
can? Who has a gun and hunt.
ing goes, his shootinR's rather
bum, and falls down Indian
wrestling, (By Gravy, see the
fun)? Who keeps the Northern
Coal and Dock from landing on
the curb? Its Haskell, all the
the dogs know him, his maiden
name is Herb.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1913-08-28

Moote and Geo. Newton came
down from Sherbrooke.
Among the charter members
who were present on this occa-
sion were: Messrs. H. P. Pat.
ten, A. S. Moote, B. F. Walden,
A. r. Baker and j. r.. Bistline
Occidental Lodge No. ~, A.
r. & A. M. is one of the Oldest
and strongest lodges in the
state and will undoubtedly con.
tinue to grow in strength and
usefulness with our city.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1913-08-28
How the Trouble Starts.

Constipation is the cause of
many ailments and disorders
that make life miserable. Take
Ohamberiain's Tablets, keep
your bowels regular and avoid
these diseases. For sale by all
dealers.-Adv.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1913-08-28
Hog For Sale,

Poland China Stock Hog for
Sale. Inquire Of
Adv. John Knox,
Route No. 4, Hope, N. D..
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1913-08-28
FINGER EN6ER DIES.
Richest Man i'm Steele
County Succumbs to
Heart Failure.

Finger Enger, one of the pho.
neers of this state and county,
died at his home near Hatton,
Wednesday. at the advanced age
of eighty years, following a short
illness due to heart failure.
Mr. Enger came to North Da.
kota from Norway in 1871 and
homesteaded tract of land three
miles west, of Hatton and at the
time of his death was the owner
of twenty-six sections. He is
survived by a widow, eight sons
and a daughter. all of whom re.
side in North Dakota.
The funeral services will be
held Monday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock from the Norwegian free
Church. of Hatton.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-09
COUNTRY RRAL ESTATE
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN

-
WALNUT CREEK PROPERTIES
Soto-al- acres near Lafayette and station
on the Oakland & Antioch Ry. (running
time oakland TO Lafayette is only 35
miuutes). This Is beautiful little
valley homesite with fine trees and Wild
scenery.
$3.50 acres OF rich sandy loan cIose to
Lafayette station OF the 0aklAad An
tioch; this is very dne piece of land
for a small homesite, II commands mag
nhcent outlook and the soil il such
that anything planted will grow suc-
$685. acres scenic villa homesits near
Walnut Greek: is covered with fne live
and red oaks and commands panoramic
view OF Mount Diablo. Ignacio valley
and the famed valley Of the San Ramon.
SI75-5 acres fine orchard or berry land
only IL miles from Oakland near sta
tion on O. q a. Ry. go trains daily !:
directly on survey OF proposed cleo
trie r. r. acres practically level.
balance rolling. soil is rich. light and
very deep Property partially fenced
and there Is good well
81 ,015-TA acres OF splendid land near tina
above acres: price terms. soil locs-
tion. transportation facilities and other
-eonveniences considered there Is no bet
ter bargain offered In this ciossin see
tion Of Contra Costa county.
$2.z00-IA acres near Walnut Creek and the
electric trains: 4 y acres OF this Is rich
bottom land with soil u feet deep and
there Is plenty Of good water at 20 feet.
land produced this year tons Of grain
hay to the acre and at the price offered
These properties advertised can BE- bought ~
extremely low terms or liberal discount viii
be allowed for all cash
] make speciality Of large and small acre.
Will on application. send lists and maps.
PERCIVAL c. MILLS.
21l5 Shattuck av., Berkeley.
1912 Broadway. Oakland.
Npar & A Dpn0f Walnut Greek
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m 49, FOR

q S9SS9 w EAEN %AlDS
THE RATE for inserting Want Ads In The
Evening Call Is 10 cents line tcount SIX
charge 20 cents Sir insertions viii be al
lowed for the price OF four. EXCEPTIONS;
''Situations Wanted four lines one time. 10
cents: Rooms to Let'' and Boarding" pvi-
v-fe houses two lines. six times 30 cents;
Business Personals" Is cents line one
time. subsequent insertions. Is cents ire
LEGAL NOTICES. Is cents a lire one time,
subsequent insertions 10 cents lire
TELEPHONE rour Want Ads 70 The EVsn
tnE Call. Your order will receive n-nsnp. and
careful attention. Bill viii be rendsrsd the
following dav.
THE EVENING CALL win rct be respcn-
Eihle Tor more than one Incorrect insertion Of
sRv advertisement ordered for rlore than one
time.
ANY ADVERTISEMENT ordered 70 run tin
forhid'' must be stopped bv written order
Verbal or telenhone orders to discontinue or
rhs~ge can not be accepted.
OUT OF TOWN advertisements musc be sc-
rornsnfad With remf4tarceS
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-09
HORSES. HARNESS. AND MAGONS

ONE two seated trap and one stylish cut
under two seated club wagon: both up-
holstered In leather. Can be seen ct
boulevard stables LIST av. near Geary or
phone to West 1854. Make offer.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-09

A. CAL BARBER COLLEGE.
Learn barber trade in about wks.: stay
as long as you like: chance to make $40 wk.
while learning; shaving 10c. 14S Sd st.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-09

To the person sending n a story detailing the
most successful of EVENING CALL "wANT ADS"
will be given
To person sending I'm a story detailing the
mo- successful of EVENING CALL "wANT
be given 800.
o person sending In true story detailing the
next most of EVENING CALL "WANT
wi be given $50.
To person sending In true story detailing the
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-09
SET OUT YOUR ORCHARD
THIS FALL.

Buy one or more of those choice level fruit
farms | am selling near Vacaville Solano
IN PROVEN ORCHARD DISTRICT. olly
$3.50 for a rich, level. ranch fwhoe
prieel. and NEVER MISS 1T TERMS;
only $50 cash and you take possession; ray
the balance S5 per month. WHY WORK FOR
THE BOSS ALL YOUR LIFE? Make right
start now; set out an apricot almond or
prime or peach or plum orchard THIS YEAR
and let it support you in later years. Ny plan
enables EVERYBODY TO buy fruit farm:
child can meet the terms. These farms are
CLOSE TO San Francisco: railroad running
through the land; station on the tract; step
of the train onto your farm. Rich sandy loan
soil. 6ne for fruit. alfalfa. vegetables: plenty
Of water: orchards sdjoin rural delivery;
school close by: NOTHING TO BEAT THE
PROPOSITION IN CALIFORNIA. Send re
once for my FREE FRUIT BOOK. It tells all
shout these farms and the famous FACA-
WILLIE FRUITS the earliest fruit district In
the state. Apply CHAS. L. PADDON. room
13s. Lick bldg, S5 Montgomery st. San Fran
cisco. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-09
APARTMENTS
PIERCE APARTMENTS.
eco OAK ST. CORNER PIERCE.

Inst completed the handsomcst most com
Portable and most livable apartments in San
Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-09
MALE HELP WANTED

DO Y0U WANT TO STOP PAYING RENT
AND OWN YOUR OWN HOafE7
Listen do this for you anywhere 10
California. and the fnstaIIment plan
Agents wanted. GEO. +. HILTON. 7s5 Mar
ket ST.. zoe Humboldt Bank building, San Fran
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-09
TO EXCHANGE

FOR exchange--1z ostriches for good car;
birds years old: must be in good condi-
tion. r. =. D.. box I47C. San Diego. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-09

FOR sale--Choice lot Claremont hotel tract. so
zl5;6 unobstructed marine view lwnss
H. MANLY, Ell California St. S. F.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-09
SCIENTIFIC TREATMENT
BUSINESS PERSONALS
Hair Actually Restored

.. Friedrich Migge. recently Of Carnegie Labor
SAFETY. Bellevue Medical College. after many
years study and practice In Germany and the
Iusted States. Is 6evoting his knowledge and
EEill exclusively to the bacteria causing loss Of
sihe hair By microScopica and meteorological
sxafuina ton can be determined the exact spe-
sctes - bacteria present indicating the treat
: neHt required in each individual case OF fall
: isg hair. splitting ends and other disorders.
Osfce holrs-l1 a. m. TO $50 .. N. T00-1-3-5
sSall bldg, Sd and Market sts., San Fran
c,sso. cal
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-09
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE

TOR sale, BY owner. no agent need applv-I.,t
50xil9. overlooking the Hotel Ciereuonf
grounds; 1ne view OF hay and Golden rafes
Just across tho street from the palatlel Hsrf
residence; 3 minutes walk TO Key Route and
streetcar; a great bargain sor quici, sale
Box la10. CalI ofnhe - ~
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-09
CLAIRVOYANTs

CLAIRFOYANTS
2A[s PROF. ]. +. SHAW.
0 GentSine cleirvoyant. true and reliable: tella
full names: gives advice love. marriage.
diverce. business. patents changes. deaths
s5wills deeds; removes evil Influences. reunites
separated: readings Soc; satisfaction guar
sntecd. % 30 st.. next 10 Hearst building
e ldA1Es ZAZEIL. mystic clair. crystal gazer.
pa miSt. Healer: in what others claim 70 DO.
sosee heq for best results; how 10 invest for
sssucceses reunites separated 10 Sd. on Mkf-
sAAA2VERA MARSH, Medium, tells your
spame:o reliable advice business; family
and loae affairs; soc. 9o0 Market. opp. En-
press theater.
ALMA LIE MORE. reliable resder and healer;
circles every Sunday. p. NJ. reads. daily
Li22 Market st.
CARD reading by lady, very successful and
reliable; viii call by appointment. Telephone
Franklin 1926.
NAfE. LE0NIDA. palnist. cards. clsirvoyant;
honest readings; mines spec 94S McAllster.
ASTROLOGICAL card reading soc: maii orders
fgr horoscope. Mrs. Ssnburg, 1445 Fillmore 81.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-09

BOYS wanted. $3.50 day. Apply ss7 Pine and
1861 Polk.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-09
INFORMATION WANTED

sPOTND-Anv news Of Philip Mary. Bridget
Julia or Bessie Pound, formerly of Barna-
.crotty. County Tipperary. Ireland. will be
gratefully received by their brother, JOHN
POUND. Address care advertising manager,
@ The Call
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-09

"a AM 4 ROOMS AM PATE
Continuous steam heat and hot water; wall
beds: electric lights: interior telephone: limo
leum IN kitchen and bath: gas and
laundry tray in each kitchen: handsome en-
trance. csrpeted halls and unsurpassed jaDI-
tor service.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-09

ELEGANT hall to let for all occasions: maple
door. stage. hat and smoking rooms; rent res
sonable. Phone West T04S
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-09

FEMALE HELP WANTED
VIE want lady workers and also managers In
every city and town IN the west easily aver
age So to $25 per day: write or call for par
ticulers. CHUALE COMPANY, Inc, o64
Market st. San Francisco.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and office assistant OF
good address. capable meeting ladies IN re
ception room; SIS month to start; quick sd-
vsnce to right party; $500 cash required alb
koiute security. Call room IS, s64 Market
at. s. r.
GOOD cook for ranch, $40 with raise. whore
housekeeper assists. laundry house
work; must be unincumbered; give national
ity, age. Address box $780, Call office.
LADIES and girls 10 tint pillow tops at home:
$6 TO $50 per dozen; experience unnecessary
ct starting. WORLDS FAIR ART ASSN
vi Broadway. Oakland. rm- 30. 10 to p m
A--Young ladies to learn hairdressing, manicrr-
Ing. beauty culture; mfg hair goods; undiyid.
instruction. NINE. MARIE late of j. Andrea
New York. l2e Post St. suit 600. 6lo. GIL
wANTED-Ladies TO canvass and take orders
for made-to measure corsets; good profits
ST. LOUIS CORSET CO.. st. Louis. No.
LADIES wanted for home work: stamping ap-
piled; 81 dozen upward paid. Call don't
write. room 4o4. 1878 Market ST.
wANTED-Ladies TO sell acre tracts and city
lots. Italian and German preferred. Apply
si2 Mills hldg.- San Francisco.
sALESWOMAN for outside work; short hours.
good pay Cali 9-1O a. M, HAUSLER STU
Do. 1850 Fillmore St
LADIES Turn spare time into cash; conduct
profitable business at home. STERLING
4th st.. Jersey City. \. J.
THE FILLMORE BRANCH OF TIE CALI, IS
AT 1851 FILLMORE STREET
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-09
HOTELS

HOTEL TOWAND
ZONES ST. AT GEARY.
Just opened: newest. most elegantly fur-
nshed. homelike.s up to date. freproof hotel
IN city: NIL sunny rooms: theater and
shopping districts; entrance on Jones St; ex-
celient service special rates to permanent
guests: fashionable neighborhood Don't fall
to this.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-09
SOMETHING FOR SOMETHING
TO EXCHANGE

WANTED-To sell, your terms. or ex-
change. my 400 acres finest alfalfa land for
AL apartment honse: here for a week to see
you. Give full particulars at once. Box
1894 Cali Office