The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-17
HAL | CHRISTMAS
SHOPPING TO
BUY SEALS
Pause a Moment and Pur-
chase a Packet of Red
Cross StiCkerS

Pause sjust a moment in your mad
career Of holiday shopping and buy q
few packets-or a great many. II you
feel that way, go as far as you like
OF Christmas seals of the Red Cross
variety.
In the principal office buildings the
opportunity will be given you all day.
There are smiling purveyors Of
these wares sitting there waiting for
you to come and buy.
Every cent you expend for the seals
goes to the San Francisco Association
for the Study and Prevention of Tu-
berculosis, and that means making a
more healthy community. That means
lessening the possibility that you and
yours will be affiicted with the ever
present danger OF the white plague.
That means that those unfortunates
who are its victims and whose finan-
cial standing is not the best. may be
aided, perhaps, to regain their health
or ii not. at least to be more comfort
able In their last days and less liable
to infect others.
DON'T GET IMPATIENT
Don't feel impatient about it, and
say there is always some demand for
money.
II some one very near to you be-
comes victim of tuberculosis. you
might feel Inherently about that re-
mark later on.
So buy some Red Cross Christmas
seals.
Friday is Penny Day. That means
severybody's day"
Your one cent-jf there are several
hundred Of you-will help.
Do not feel that your mite will not
count.
You can buy as few seals on that
day as your conscience will let you
cd your purse permit.
The next afternoon will be the voc-
casion of the the dansant' at the st.
Francis hotel, to which all those de-
sirous of aiding the cause. all those
who want to dance or to see the
Douglas Cranes dance, are urged to
attend.
WHO'S SELLING THE SEALS
lnOSS w uO i4atC (uaI Sc VI ttiC cotCc
in the business houses or districts OF
the city are:
Banks, Mrs Jesse LiIienthal. Mrs d. s.
Lisberger: city hall. Miss F. NJ Barker. Miss
Mabel Chrysler: City OF Paris. clubs Of San
Mateo, Mrs. John r. Merrill: druggists. Miss
Grace Andrews. Emporium. Mrs. Bert Schies-
niger, wholesale grocers. Mrs. William Haas;
hospitals and nurses, Mrs. A. A. 0'Nefl Mer-
chants exchange, Miss Elyira SWAIN Phelan
building, Pacific Gas and Electric company,
Mrs. George Rotti.
Restaurants, Miss Jennie Son; Polk street
district, Mrs. L. NJ. Culver: D.. Samuels com
pany, Miss Victoria Lilienfhal; Shreve & Co..
Mre. Edna Risley; steamship companies. Miss
Elttta swain: Schroth building Miss McCune;
Whl1e House, Mrs Henry Payot. Whitney
building, Mrs. George Evans Y. NJ. G. A.,
3. w. c. A., Mrs. John +. Merrill; Mission
district, Mrs. E. @. Dennist0n: candy stores.
Mrs William yoorsanger: Japanese colony,
Mrs. NJ Fujihira, Mrs. Terrasawa; Chinatown.
Doctor RQsencrants
Among those assisting these are: Mrs John
Sfoufe Merrill Miss Marion Walter. Miss Dor
othy Fries. Miss Therese Rooney. Miss Edna
Rooney Mrs. G. H. Bentley, Miss Frances
Stewart. Mrs. George E. Crothers, Mrs. James
A. Black, Mrs. Charles Deering, Mrs. II. B.
unibsen. Miss Henrietta Marks, Miss Pike,
Miss Cordie Weinlander, Miss Regina Furst,
Miss Eva Salomon. Miss RosaIind Weissbein
Miss Rosalie Hausman. Miss Roth. Mrs. Leroy
Schiesinger. Mrs. Samuel Bauer. Mrs. l. Phil
bps. Mrs. o. Hoffman. Mrs. ]. weissbaum,
Miss katchinsky.