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The Irish standard., 1913-10-11
LIE PAYS" FORMALLY
COMES UNDER BAN

On Sunday last in all the churches
of the diocese of Montreal there was
read an important announcement by
Msgr. Bruchesi forbidding the reading
Of lie Pays" a radical journal con-
Quoted by Godfrey Langlois. Deputy
from ST.. Louis in the Provincial Par
lament.
Following is the text of the pro-
nouncement:
ITO the Clergy, secular and regular,
to the religious communities, and to
all the faithful of our diocese, health,
peace and benediction in the Lord.
"Our Very Dear Brethren:
tors of the journal LIE Pays solemn
warning which you have not forgot
ten and which we concluded in these
words:
1--WE hope that they will comply
with our request. that they will change
both policy and language. Let them
place them-we beseech them-their
talents and their pen at the service Of
better causes; that they remain faith
full 10 our ancient traditions both re-
ligious and national; that they respect
the church, her dogmas, her precepts,
her discipline and all those who are
the repositories of her authority.
"'They will CAUSE us great joy:
otherwise they will force us, in order
to protect the spiritual welfare of our
people, to fulfill towards them doubt
less Very sorrowful duty but before
which our conscience will not recoil'
"They have nevertheless continued
their deplorable work and they oblige
us consequently to have recourse to
those extreme measures which we
would have wished to avoid.
But the spiritual well-being of our
diocesans is dearer than anything else.
Confronted by those faithful con-
fided to our care and under our juris-
diction we are in the position Of a
father of family before his children.
Ours is the strict duty and indisput-
able right Of warning them against
every book every dangerous journal,
and when necessary to say to them in
addressing their conscience: Do not
touch it,
considering then that LIE Pays is
of the nature of grave danger to re-
| liglous interests and q cause of real
| evil, particularly in the ranks of the
young: in virtue of the inherent pow .
ers in our episcopal position and o:
those which we hold from the Holy
See: having nothing else in view than
| the good of religion and the salvation
/ of souls: the Holy Name of God being
invoked, we formally forbid the read
ing OF this paper by all the Catholics
of our diocese.
This pronouncement shall be read
in the pulpits of churches and public
chapels where Divine Service is con-
, Quoted on the first Sunday after its
. reception.
Given at Montreal under our sign
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A. o. n. NEWS.

Arrangements are being made by the
Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Ancient Order
Of Hibernians Of Denver for a gala
winter this year. 1t 10 planned to hold
a dance and card party at the meet
ing on the third Friday Of each month
and a number Of other socials are be-
ing planned. The first Of these spe-
ciaI receptions will come in the near
future. in the shape of a masque
dance.
In order to facilitate the plans for
the dances. it has been decided to look
The Irish standard., 1913-10-11


On Sunday, Oct. IL, Columbus Day
500 of the fourth degree knights OF
Columbus. of Chicago, will attend in g
body Solemn High Mass at st. Mary's
church, on Wabash avenue and Ed
redge court. The Paulist Chancel
Choir under the direction Of the Rev
Father Finn, will sing a specially Sc
lected program.
While the knights of Columbus will
commemorate the day with an elabo-
rate secular program, they wished to
show a religious appreciation Of ite
Significance by attending Solemn High
Mass as Catholic organization which
wishes to give Catholic honor to the
!. namesake of their society.
One of the prettiest limitations ever
witnessed was that Of Calumet Court
of Chicago, No. 80, on Sunday after
noon. Sept. %. The ceremony was
most efficiently conducted by Its on
GERS. under the direction Of Calumet's
District Deputy, Mrs. Foley, Grand Re-
gent of Court Leo XIII.
The fifth annual entertainment of
Calumet Council will take place on Oct.
"a, at Fifty-first street and Michigan
aver-Ie, at the Hyde Park Hall.
TIE Court expects to busy itself for
the rest of the year in philanthropic
The Irish standard., 1913-10-11
CHURCH DIRECTORY
AT RAlll
ST. PAUL.

THE CATHEDRAL. Sixth and, st.
Peter. Ri; Rev. John ]. LAWYER. d. D.,
" e.: p so's9%n S3xh masses 10
II a. M; vespers. sermon and benedic-
s. Il {oS 81 ;ssgs Virginia and Carroll.
I; .: 3; 10 a: M; high mass and sermon.
AssUMPT1oN Germany. Franklin and
masses At 5:s5. :. s:so ' IL q. mr.; high
mass and sermon, IL a. M; vespers and
Dt ST. AGkS : P "a 9aerman), Kent and
Thomas. Rev. Anthony Osulin. pastor
a@G .eron Soo $50 eba asn m as
t,o 1:45 p. M: vespers and benedic-
street, Rs5 EFT; kg ge ss:to; ent5'ss
mass. a. M; high mass and sermon.
IL a. NJ; vespers and benediction, 3 p.
ST. AMBRosE's (1talian), Seventh
and Bradley. Rev. Albert A. Comparini.
pastor-Low mass at a. M; high mass
aG g. .s 2SpkH \ 8 g ehyreh.!| and Hatch
Low masses at 8. . a. M; high mass
and sermon at II 2: M: vesPer: In
ST. ,XuGUsTiNEs. South st. Paul:
Rev. Henry Mccall pastor-Low mass
and s,,a,, instr rus for children at g. M
sermon at 10 a: M; vespers. sermon and
ms Us sSS s92 ~; H H.ss
WeisnnSer; Q. S. 3. prior-Low masses.
instruction. 2:so p. M; vespers and BEN
= q: neSsfMiR's 2Rol'.H. 5s...m,n.
pastor-Low masses at s a. M. high
mass II. and sermon at 1880 a. M; vespers
~ ST: p F II. DE SALES Germany.
West Seventh and James. Rev. Francis
and benediction at $50 p. M
HOLY REDEEMER Htaianl: Rev;
81. Peter streets-Low mass at $3.50 and
II a. M; benediction follows the $3.50
ST. JAMES. Juno and View, Rev. J.
o'Connor. pastor-Low mass at a. m:
high mass and sermon at II a. M; Sun.
ST. JOHNS. Forest and Fifth. Rev.
and a. M: his a mass and instruction s n
sT: Lofts 'e Treneh Ma IA T. Faihers,.
Tenth and Cedar. Rev. Paul Rulquin, s.
NJ. pastor-Low mass and Instruction at
ys so $40 o g. M hEh mass at II M;
sr. LURES. Summit and Victoria.
Rev: Thomas Gibbons. pastor-Low mass
nigh mass and sermon. il a. M; Sunday
school. 1896 a. M: vespers and benedic-
t'2 81. at MARR Ri g. Dayton and Moore. Rev.
at at 7. s gao a. M; high mass and ser ser
eo ST. MA a;$s Ninth III and Locust. Rev.
james G. Byrnes. pastor-Low mass at
Z. 5. 8. 10 a. M: high mass and sermon
at IL a. M; vespers and benediction at
ST. MATTHEW'S tGerman. Robbie
ana an Hal, -. Rev; r; 10, N. Jung. pnstor-Low
ST. PATR1cK's, Rev. Michael Quinn.
pastor-Low mass at 7. $40. $3.50 a. M;
ST; PETER cLAvER s. Aurora and
Harrington avenues. Rev. Stephen The
Sunday SCHOOL,. high mass and sermon.
1890 a. M: vespers and benediction at
Areade Kew vaIer,Ss Ness g. 54i F. No.
pnstor--Low mass and instruction at s,
7;3o. ichildren's mass) a. M; hgh
instruction. vespers and benediction at
ST. srAN1sLAUs (Bohemian>. West
tor--Low mass at a. M: high mass
p. M; vespers and benediction at 2:so
- ST. v1NcENrs, Blair and Virginia,
Rev. Timothy Crowley. pastor-Low
mass at T. S:15. 3 a. M: high mass and
sermon at IL: vespers and benediction at
CHujRcH OF ST. THOMAS. st. Paul
Park--Mass at 10 a. m.
St. Adalbert's (Polisf). Charles street.
Rev. Peter Roy. pastor. Residence 263
Cha rles street
St. Mich acts, Rev. Patrick ONeill, pas
tor. Residence 4s Colorado street east.
The Irish standard., 1913-10-11

and seal and the countersign Of our
chancellor, this twenty fifth day of
September, one thousand nine hundred
and thirteen.
PAUL. Archbishop Of Montreal.
by order of Msgr. Adelard Harbour,
priest, chancellor
The Irish standard., 1913-10-11

the dance hall, old style dancing was
held in the lower hall, where there
were Irish jigs and reels and music
galore.
A general invitation WAS extended
to all brother and sister Hibernians, in
town and out of town, and to their
friends.
Refreshments were served in the
private dining room.
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Pope on Postage Stamp.

One of the new postage stamps of
the Hungarian government represents
the coronation OF Francis Joseph as
king of Hungary, and In the vignette
appears the picture of Pope Plus TX.
The Irish standard., 1913-10-11
IOWA FARMS.

Catholics! Harrison County has $4,000
population; It is bounded on the west by
Omaha and Council Bluffs and 10 miles
south OF Sioux City. The land Is excel-
lent. business fouriehing: Seven .catho-
lie churches; Catholic schools and acad-
schools. two railroads. CO N. w. and IL
linois Central. II you would like a good
farm or store in or near any town in
this county, address Box 673, Woodbine,,
Harrison County. Iowa. ~ 7.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-10-18
STATE LAND

/ HAVE no land to sell. I bought all could
TO keep Now work wholly for you. You
msy e my hs You sss prCs X
commission should be appointed to do u.
work that am doing as a private citizen. I
have been a. us. official. II later should
be appointed on a commission to hand this
information free to interested ones, ! would
then get salary. could then continue to
work for you. I would have your name and
address and know you were interested in
land. would not be allowed to accept fees
At present l must accept fees to pay ex-
penses. First, IS fee Is to help pay advertis-
ing when you order me TO register you lists
Of land and $40 fee after you get the land
on record in your name as pay for my work
WHY NOT FOUND OUT BEFORE7 Poor
men think rich men have grabbed everything
Rich men have their troubles and numerous
things to look after. Rich people are too
busy to Investigate One poor customer who
money to buy some state land that was then
worth twenty five thousand dollars ts25, 00O)
more than 1t then cost him. Another man
has made 100000 buying cheap land. He
borrows. full amount to buy ii and then sells
cheap quick So can you. Some buy at ITO
cost and sell quickly at y value. and keep
turning money. So can you. u GU see. the state
is selling valuable land month after month
l have continued this work year after year
/ promise to serve you until 1915. ] arrange
ali details of sale without extra expense.
/ prefer YOU to hand your own money TO Of
hcials You know land investment pays. You
will find that the only difficult point Is to
start. 1t is TO my interest 10 hflp al the
time: to direct you TO see and select the best
bargains. ALL counties. Some choice small
pieces in San Francisco, and much nearer the
center of all towns OF the state than you i'm
agiDe
INDIAN LAND aIlotments were selected
years ago when they had much choice In
dams select good land to raise stock. You
buy Indian land direct from Government in
lots OF 40 acres up to as much as you want
no limit. Price 81 per acre and up. Terms.
10 per cent cash. balance later. Title perfect.
Some near railroad. Some good pasture land
to raise high priced meat. 1t pays to
suit you as well as / have Others. Refer
ences and circulars sent free. Write me on
any point II you wish before ordering
when ordering lists, directions, etc. / am
manager OF the California State Land Infor-
nation Bureau. Write
JOSEPH CLARK,
Office and residence 1911 St, Sacramento.
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SACRAMENTO REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE

AAA--EQUITABLE REALTY COMPANY,
EXCLUSIVE EXCHANGE BROKERS'.
OUR METHODS, OUR EXPERIENCE, Sc
CURE RESULTS
We have the largest listing In town.
Ii you will call or send full description of
your property and state what exchange you
desire. no doubt that we will secure what
you want. the same as we have done for
hundreds of Others.
No exclusive contracts required. 1t doesn't
cost you anything to try u.s.
$5,70O-New room Marin county residence
for land.
Sc, Ooo-5 groom bungalow. Richmond Dist,
clear. for 20 a. Imp. with stock.
SIS 0O0--,56 foot corner, l block Market ST.,
for city country imp. and unimproved.
SIS OO0--Tilis St apts.; good income, for
Santa Clara fruit ranch
$45, 000-Callfornia at apt, up to date, for
imp. ranch. close in.
$12. 000-0akiand and clear lots, for bay. and
assume
$1,500--fO a. Monterey CO., clear for equity.
81. 10000 a. Fresno co.. alfalfa. irrigated,
3 for bay and assume.
10000 a. Herman, complete alfalfa ranch,
clear, for city.
fully equipped for city or bay.
SIC. 000-55 a. near Santa Rosa. imp. a bar
gain, for bay Los Angeles
$16500-60 a. MERGED CO.. highly improved
for bay income.
A NUMBER OF LARGER TRACTS FOR
IMPROVED.
EQUITABLE REALTY CO..
613 Merchants National Bank bldg.
Market and New Montgomery SITS.
Tel. Douglas 1857.
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IS ROOMS, rent SIS; good lease; price 81. 500
on terms to suit the purchaser. This Is a good
money maker. within walking distance; IL
rooms on me corner: all housekeeping and
put you In possession. balance can easily be
paid out Of the profits.
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40 ROOMS, steam heated, hot and cold water
and closets In all rooms; central location and
good transient house; the owner is going east
This place has never been the market be
fore. The rent is cheap. The lease is long.
At the present time 1t makes $3.50 per month.
About So, 900 takes 1t on terms to suit.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-10-18
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
Continued
Special Bargains I'm
WALNUT CREEK PROPERTIES

u
WALNUT CREEK PROPERTIES
tz75-3 and fraction acres; this is "a roll
Ing knoll, with an eastern exposure; very
good soil and commands a beautiful view
Of the Walnut Greek valley; is near the
county road leading from Concord 10 La
fayette, the 0akland-Anttoch H. X.
S650-Fery beautiful 2.15 acre piece, located
near Walnut Greek; this small acreage
should please the most fastidious; -
Its own, and commands a magnlneent
view Of Mount Diahlo and the entire val
ley; faces southwest.
$e5O-3.60 acres for domestic near Walnut
Greek; this place is slightly elevated and
overlooks natural park Of dense foliage,
Is elevated enough to get a inc view, and
yet Is almost level: contains distinct
clumps of oak trees, forming sort OF
natural picnic or play place Of their own;
this is of the pretttest pieces have
offered for sale.
s.. T25-S63 acres located in the Pleasant Hill
district, Walnut Creek; a magnificent
piece Of sandy loan soil. on a gentle
slope, which has the advantage OF being
suhrrigated from many springs all kinds
of vegetables this year planted on tnls
lot after the rains, were grown without
irrigation; l sold an adjoining acre
piece same soil, but lying little more
seenically for $500 an acre.
s., 1915 acres: here is good buy Tor some
one; this large piece has a frontage on
Lafayette road of nearly 500 feet and Is
located about 21a miles from Lafayette;
faces west; about half of the land along
the road is of the richest kind of sandy
loan soil. lying just on the ievei' oai-
anee is rolling HILL suitable for fruit
trees chickens pasture land. ETC.; this
place should support one easily.
se.ooo@I5ls acres. Improved has good room
house, fine new barn that cost TO build
$3.50 water tank etc; % per cent cash
ond balance easy terms: is located near
Lafayette, near county road from Concord
TO Lafayette; two-thirds of this piece
has western slope just of the level;
dark, black sandy loan soil.
These properties advertised can be bought on
extremely low terms or a liberal dis
count Will be allowed for all cash.
I make special Of large and small acre
ages In close In Contra Costa properties,
and viii. on application. send lists and
maps.
PERCIVAL c. MILLS.
2115 Shattuck av.. Berkeley,
1872 Broadway, Oakland.
Ner O. and A depot. Walnut Creek.
Telephone evenings, Berk- 1899.
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SAN MATEo REAL ESTATE

i..sA.A--Terms 10 suit. .ithertoa tFair
uaksl 10 room house, garage. baths. gas.
elect. tel: acre; large oaks: other trees
AUD shrubs. HARRISON, 81 Suffer a.
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$50 PER MONTH
Is made out Of this II room house; centrally
located In good transient district; on Geary
ut. Full particulars at office.
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% ROOMS, rent less than 81 per room: long
lease; $4,000 cash will handle this place.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-10-18

20 ROOMS close In, walking distance; rent
only IS per room; long lease; price 81, 600
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-10-18

$50 ROOM HOTEL~-Right closeato the heart
Of the city, rent only 50 per ROOM long lease:
hot and cold water In all rooms. Private baths
and toilets. Well furnished throughout This
house Y always full and Is big money maker.
Price $500 the easiest kind Of terms
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PARTNERSHIPS

PARTNERSHIP
We have . client who will sell a half in
terest in one Of the best hotels In the city
rent IL about 81 per room: be has a goot
lease; So. 900 will purchase 1t and arrange
ments can be made whereby, II the purchase
OF the half interest Is not satisfied. the owneI
will refund the money after a fair trial d
given. This is a bona fde offer. II you wan
this ACT QUICKLY.
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IA ROOMS: rent only $47.5O; lease; good
furniture; clears about 500 monthly; rooms
all occupied by permanent roomers; $50; $3.50
cash; investigate this II you want bargain.
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GOVERNMENT LANDS
RICHEST LAND

That lies out Of doors now obtainable IN
tracts upward to $40 acres for the flfng
fees only. First years crop more than re-
turns cost Of entire improvement expenses.
leaving you the owner Of an immense, val
liable property enriching you for life. Gil
mate and soil unsurpassed. Water. fuel,
lumber and game abundant Cooperating
benefits that mean highest success; lowest
costs; largest returns and greatest comforts
by reason of the splendid projects we build
there for your conveniences. Railroad facili-
ties being rushed to completion right through
the valley. No sane figure this
land less than 500 per acre value 1t lies.
and let US and our satisfied settlers con-
vince you. Half fare excursion rates.
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Wallace, Smith s Co.,
522 Market st.
ALFALFA LAND.

Y
WATTS NICoLAUS ACRES Suffer county
at depot; As minutes from Sacramento Is pas
Penger trains daily; 10. 20, 40 acre tracts, with
irrigation. sl35 TO S165 acre: terms.
ELECTRIC RURAL HoMES-Our special 20
and 40 acre tracts In thermal belt, Butte coun-
II, on which we build for you a modern cot
tAge. with electric lights, running water, bath
toilet, lavatory, sink. disappearing bed. etc;
complete irrigation; land for all fruits, nuts
and alfalfa; s157.5o per acre. half cash; we
have them ready TO move into.
WATTS GRIDLEY COLONY No. LAND
snd water, 500 per acre; complete irrigation:
deep soil for alfalfa and fruits; terms to suit
settlers.
Our offerings in q class by themselves.
They sell on sight to farmers and those who
know land values
WATT & CO.
GIL J street. Sacramento. Cal.
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Business property, good country town;
rent $3.50 per month; store and lodging house
above; mortgage $500; price SIS, 900. Trade
for good vacant land No. IL
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READ THIS

downtown location. and room apart
ments; well furnished, clean and neat Reason
able rent and good lease. Exclusively for sale
through our Office, where party meaning
business can obtain full particulars
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EXCHANGES A SPECIALITY

We loan money any place we sell. We
also take special care to see that all transfers
are properly made.
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Oakland hotel. close In, price $50, 900;
mortgage SIS. 900; rented for s407 so per mo.
viii trade for city country clear. No. o
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-10-18

We have all the best buys In rooming OIL
apartment houses In this city and Oakland.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-10-18

Il ROOMS. Ellis st.. rent SOS. In nne con-
dition. splendid place for 4 lady or small
family. You can not make q mistake II you
buy this place.
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Oakland: large block Of hats: prospective
business property: price $125. 900; mortgage
$4,000; lot 150xSo. Trade for city or coun-
try clear. No. 20
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SACRIFICES
20 ROOMS on Geary st.; rent only 81 Der
room; a small cash payment will make 1t
yours. Even $400.
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| Is ROOMS one block from Market St, right
! down town; cheap rent; o. X. lease price
| $780,
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Oakland apartment house site; within
block Of Oakland hotel. lot 156x15O; price
$50, 600: mortgage $4,000. Trade equity for
lev M 26
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JOSEPH CLARK.
BUSINESS CHANCES

Office and residence 1911 K St, Sacramento.
Mention the San Francisco Call when writing.
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OAKLAND business property. $25. 900; hotel of
40 rooms and stores; leased for years
bank mortgage IS, 500 at per cent net. Elk
change for good country property; bay coun-
ties preferred. No. 416
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12 ROOMS. Geary ST.: rent $50. We can rive
you 4 good paying place and bargain on this
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE
FIVE ROOM
BUNGALOWS
$4,000
EASY TERMS

Just two room homes left on this close.
.handy to transportation property. Key
Route one block and Southern Pacific near by.
One block from q. 14th st.
The first one, of 5 rooms, will be half plas-
ter and balance rustic, giving . most artistic
effect. large porch and all the regular
built in features will be found, with several
added features, such as the combination bed
room and sleeping porch
These homes are not finished yet, but now II
the time to make your selections, SO you can
choose your own colors. fixtures and wall pa
pers and added advantages. They are far
enough along so you can see what they are
and can see just how they are built. When
the plaster is on this Is impossible.
The second one is similar to the first one. ex-
cept 1t has breakfast nook on the kitchen,
with seats and table built In.
The prices of these exquisite bungalows are
So, 100 and So. 900. on terms that make It
possible for any one desiring home to own
one
The biggest thing OF all is, WE STAND
BACK OF EVERY HOUSE WE BUILD.
We the largest cooperative building
company In central California Doesn't this
mean something to you now and afterward?
Ask any one we have built for what they
think of fhp
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TRANsIENT HOUSE

2S rooms close TO our office: paying now
about 500 per month; year lease; owner Is
furnishing large hotel aud authorizes us to
dispose Of this. Exceptionally nne place.
Price. rent and terms are reasonable. We will
take part In trade. Full particulars at our
office. We have this exclusively.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-10-18

II you are looking for city or country
real estate call and see US, as we have
some real live bargains.
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CALIFORNIA offers more and better oppor
runities right now than In the golden day
of 40.