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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-09-03
CHURCH SOCIETIES.
Y. p. N. Society Of Petal
Methodist Church.


Methodist Church.
The Young Peoples Missionary So
ciety of the Petal Methodist church
met Tuesday afternoon at the Presby-
terrain church in Petal, with the con-
ference second vice-president OF the
Woman's Missionary Society. Mrs. A.
e. Wyatt, of NatcheZ, as visitor.
Miss Willie D. Hearst, the president,
turned the meeting over to Mrs. Wyatt
and she presided. Mrs. Wyatts in
structive talk on the young peoples
work in the church was followed by
the society appointing Miss Carrie
Russell to organize, as early as pos
sible, children's missionary society
in the Petal church.
There were a number of members
of the missionary societies from the
other Petal and Hattiesburg churches
present. The only guests were Miss
es Ethel Crawford, Edith Crawford,
Eva Easterling and Rosalie Lyle.
The next meeting will be on We'd
nesday, Sept. 10th, at $3.50 o'clock, with
II Miss Willie D. Hearst.
4. !. +
lW, M. s. of Main st. Church.
| The Womans Missionary Society Of
the Main Street Methodist church met
Tuesday afternoon at the church ant
from now on, the meetings each weei
will be resumed, after having beer
held only once month in the sum
mer.
There was a very good attendance
/ Mrs. C. z. Stevens, the president, pre-
h SIDING.
A delegate, Mrs, A. McGregor,, wa
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NOTICE TO PUBLIC

have sold my business, the Acme
Restaurant, to Mr.. |. c. Alexander,
the change becoming effective Monday,
September list In turning the bust
ness over to Mr.. Alexander wish to
recommend him to the patrons of the
Acme Restaurant, as an honorable, up
right gentleman, deserving the liberal,
high-class patronage have heretofore
enjoyed.
2-2t r. A. Beali.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-09-03

tiers, Misses Evelyn and Jessie Marie
Naylor. who have been spending the
summer there.
+ 4. +
Mrs. H. A. Camp, with Pierpont and
Howard Camp, and Miss Lidie Belle
Camp, will leave tomorrow for a visit
to her mother, Mrs. c. M. Field, in
Cartersville, Ga. Miss Camp will en-
ter Shorter College at Rome, Georgia
Miss Annie Gay. who joined her
uncle, Mr.. w. w. Warren, of Jackson,
and a party of Jackson, Miss. friends
spending Sunday in Biloxi, was accom-
panied home by her sisters. Mrs.
Mamie G. Foster and Miss Lucille
Gay, who have been spending three
weeks at the White House.
49,
Hattiesbure Chapter, U. o. C.
Hattiesburg Chapter. U. D. c., held
its regular monthly business meeting
Tuesday afternoon at Hotel Hatties.
burg, Mrs. D. B. Holmes presiding in
the absence Of the president.
There was a good attendance and
after the treasurer's report and Other
routine business an election of dele
gates to the general convention II
New Orleans in November we're elect
ed as follows: Mesdames w. F
Hewitt, Andrew McGregor, D. B
Holmes and Miss Annie Gay. Alter
mates, Mesdames G. w. Lewis, Messer
l.. D. Woodruff and T. J. Ferrill.
I. r r
Tuesday Evening Card Club
With Mrs. Holmes.
Mrs. D. B. Holmes was hostess c
the Tuesday Evening Card Club Tue
day evening. entertaining at Hot
1l.Hattiesburg in honor of her siste
Mrs. D. A. Wright, who is her hous
guest
The Ave tables found placing in Il
palm garden and the prizes. a silv'
tie clasp and silver hatpin. were awar
ed to Mr.. ]. w. Bolton and Mrs. J.
Hayden, of Texas. To the hon
guest Mrs. Holmes presented a leath
case of silver toilet accessories.
Tea and sandwiches were serv'
after the games. There we're prese
the club members and substitutes.
This club was organized last whit
\ as Tuesday Morning Card Club b
during the summer months has be
meeting instead in the evening VIII
the husbands of the members can
present. With the arrival of Octob
= however, the morning meetings will
resumed.
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ON THE SICK LIST.

Mrs. j. w. McWilliams, who has
been very i'll at the Hattiesburg Hos
pital, is very much improved.
T. -
News has been received here that
Miss Lucille Goar, of Birmingham,
Ala, is recovering rapidly from an
operation performed at the South
Highland Inf1rmary Miss Goar has
been a member of the public school
faculty here for the past six years,
although she will not return this win
ter. having accepted position in the
Moss Point school.
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elected to the Woman's District Meet
ing, Oct 9TH, in Collins and plans were
made for series of small social af-
fairs to be given afternoons. in the
homes of the members. to add to the
society funds. t."- .... .
The members decided to attend the
union meeting at Petal, the fifth Tues,
day In September.
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No. 666

This 10 prescription prepared especially
cor MALARIA o. CHlLLS & EEvER.
Five OF sig gdcses will break any csse, and
II taken then ~ tonic the Fever will not
return. II acts on the liver better than
Calomel and does not eripe or sicken. 2se
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-09-03
SAFEST LAXATIVE FOR WOMEN

Nearly every woman needs good
laxative. DR.. Kings New Life Pills
are good because they are prompt,
safe, and do not cause pain. Mrs. M.
C. Dunlap of Leadill Tenn, says: Or.
Kings New Life Pills helped her trou
bles greatly" Get box today. Price
25c. Recommended by all druggists.
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Ano Personals

and Mrs. II. L. Anderson, in Petal, is
today the guest of Mrs. C. w. Crisler,
at the Main Street Methodist parson-
age.
4. 4.
Mr. Paul Allen has returned from a
visit to his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Allen, in Marion, o.
I.
Mrs. F, B. Clarke returned to New
Orleans Tuesday, after visit to her
father, Mr.. w. E. Herren.
$50
Miss Lois Gilman left today for
Seminary to visit Miss Myrtle Mintei
until the opening Of school.
4
Mrs. Wade French, Of Georgetown
Miss, is visiting Mr.. French's pa
rents. MIR. and Mrs. H. f. French.
4. - y
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Wells. after
visit to Mrs. Wells mother. Mrs
Lemon, In Gulfport, returned Sunday
/ %+sf
Mr., r. A. Cameron returned Tues
day from weeks visit to his grand
father, Mr.. C. A. Cameron, in DeSott
J + 81
Miss Augusta Evans has returne
from a two weeks visit TO her p'
trents, Mr.. and Mrs. R S. Evans,
Yazoo City.
i.++
Miss Alfredo Collins has returne
from a six weeks visit to Mrs. Sal
, Capers, in Long Beach. and to Mr.
McCarroll, in Biloxi.
+ + +
=, Misses Margaret Herren and Do
Ross returned Tuesday from visit
the latter's cousins, Misses Mary al
Pearl Moore, in Laurel.
!. 1. +
:, Mrs. NJ. ]. Farley and children, VIII
with Mrs. Archie Farley and famil
have had a cottage at Biloxi this SUI
=. mer, returned home Sunday.
= .Fi.i.
Miss Mary Arden Kelley, of Fc
Worth, Texas, after a visit to Mrs.
10 R. Child, left today for Utica, to
= the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Ross.
% !. + +
~ Among the students leaving SO
= will be Chauncey Camp, son of n
and Mrs. H. A Camp, who will emf
the Gulf Coast Military Academy
the 18th.
& Mrs. Earl B. King and Master 10
B. King have returned from seve
weeks visit to Mr.. and Mrs. John
4 King. in Glasgow, KY, and to Mrs.
G. Owen, in Meridian.
4. n 4.
Miss Lilly Cameron returned Tu
day from a visit to her sister, N
VI WE. Wick, In Richton- She was
ld companied home by her aunt, N
Sarah Bell, Of Wingate.
we 49,
Mrs. r D. Reeves and children
he expected tomorrow to be guests
It. Mrs. w. w. Crawford. They are
NJ route from a visit in Kentucky
IN their home in New Orleans.
we i. f.!
'er Mrs. Walter Sampson and child
us ;o are spending awhile in Chicago
III will visit her mother, Mrs. Moses
Deloit, Mich, before joining Mr.. Sa
re- son, in Columbia, S. c., where
l,"s will reside in future.
IL, .. - !.
Miss Edith Naylor left Tuesday
the Conservatory of Music at Cir
natl, where she will study this viii
lies. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Naylor acc
s enS. panied their daughter and will e
ga | b. GO DoY1 IN iO;p tha3r 0thar ia
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pertaining to such assessment rolle
as may be necessary and proper.
The taxpayers of the City Of Hat
tiesburg and others interested must
have their objections on file with the
City Clerk before the rolls are APP
proved.
Witness my signature this the md
day of September, 1919.
A. Farley,
plot ha1' 49, City Clerk.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-09-03

No matter about yesterdays short
cominss, today Is yours.-Annie II.
Ryder.
80 +*%
MIR. Terrell Bennett spent Sunday in
Cuifp@t-
Miss Lee Hendricks returned Mon
day from St. Louis
Mr. "A. e. Esslinger has returned
from a short stay at Guifport.
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Mn. N. l. Harper left today for
Prentiss to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas
Harper.
f ++
Mrs. Laura F. Lea spent Sunday in
Biloxi, the guest of her aunt Mrs.
Archie Farley.
1. I. +
Mrs. j. c. Magruder and children
have returned from the Sea Shore
Camp Grounds.
+ r r
Mrs. Byas Waddell and Miss Mary
Redmond are visiting Mrs. Bradley, IN
Asheviiie, N. C.
4 -
Born-Sunday, August 81. to Mr.
and Mrs, Charles Fisher Ames. O
Sixth avenue, son.
+ -
Mrs. M. H. Turner and Floyd Tur
ner, of vossburg, are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. ]. S. Turner.
i. 4. +
Mrs. A. E. wyatt, of Natchez tn
conference vice-president of the We
mans Missionary Society, who ha
been the guest of Mrs. c. M. Lower
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THOUGHTS FOR THE DAY.

Have you any cheering greeting?
Tell It out to-day;
While you wait, the friends and mes
sage
May have gone away"
Selected.
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The Best ffot Weather Tonic

GROVES TAsTELEsSe chill TONIC enriches the
blood. builds UP the whole system and will won.
derfully strengthen and fortify you to Withstand
the depressing effect of the hot summer SOC.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-09-03

IL We have not quiet In our minds,
outward comfort will do no more for
us than a golden slipper on a equity
foot.--aohn Bunyon.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-22
OSCAR HEYMAN q BROTHER, INC.
742 Market street and 40 Geary street.

OcIAh dE1 MAN q BROIHEK, lNC..
742 Market street and 40 Geary street.
Before buying home, call for our list. Our
homes are up to date. In the best locations,
ana can be bought on very easy terms.
WHY PAY RENT?
rare Chance new 5 room and bath,
full story dwellings on oath av. and Lincoln
way. only 200 feet from the park, Striking
fronts, garage. sun porch. beautiful large
rooms and well appointed kitchens. In a
restricted block. Low monthly payments.
Cozy new room and bath, English base
ment cottages, now being finished. Every
room gets sun, large basement, brick man-
tells, china closets and fine large kitchens.
Very low IN 3. price and on easy monthly pay
SickIes ay. Branch Office.
A fine corner, 40x9S, together with mod
cash payment and $25 monthly. Cali Sunday
at 2574 San Burno av.: take San Bruno av.
cars at 9Th and Market sts-
In the Richmond. Mission and Sunset dis
tricts we have choice locations on which we
will biuld for you.
s1,25o and up. choice lots in the fast grow
ing Richmond district, sewers and macadam
streetwork all done. Call for our list of
residence and business lots. Branch office,
35th av. and Fulton st.
$45o-A few well located lots In the Sunset
district. The Twin Peaks tunnel is now as
sured. These lots will triple in value. Call
for our large list Of Sunset lots.
S36o-Bulding lots In the Mission. close to
the Mission and San Jose av. car lines Call
at branch office at Mission and Sickles ay.
Pennsylvania and 10th sts.-We are build
ing attractive room and bath homes !:
magnificent view OF the bay. Take either Sd
or 18th ST. cars to Pennsylvania ST.. walk I
block to 18th ST.
LOTS In Garden Terrace; NOTHING in the
Mission any better; ali street improvements
completed. Take Mission st. cars to Sickles
ayenEc.
OSCAR HEYMAN & BROTHER, INC.
742 Market street and 40 Geary street
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-22
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

l.
acres. one mile from Tracy: deep black
this.
No 72--4 miles out; here is one that can not
be found every day and real bargain: "a
| acres; acres full bearing orchard. mostly
prunes: acres hay; wells: good house and
400 white Leghorn chickens; all tools and
500 per annum and $65 per mouth from the
chickens and eggs Hunt the country over and
you can not duplicate this bargain. Price only
$4,000 and on easy terms.
bearing orchard; cherries apnles and peaches:
first class buildings, a regular up to date place
for quick sale; only $500; terms.
No. 4-16sa acres: s acres in fulI bearing
vineyard: family orchard; good buildings. and
big bargain at $1,000. Quick sale price only
No. 3-Two miles from town. 81 y acres and
acres in grapes: buildings are old, but the
land Is mighty good, ana as good water as one
ever drank: nice family orchard. This place
would make an excellent poultry ranch, $3.50.
No. 10-Orchard 81 acres. all In full bear
ing. Buildings are all in fair condition, ana this
is another good bargain at $500.
No. POL acres: fine for dairy; $50 fruit
trees; good buildings: engine. Better go look
at this; price only $4,000.
No. 32-Here is real big bargain; 81 acres
and 10 acres in full bearing vineyard; nice
orchard OF / acre; acres beautiful garden;
good house: windmill and water tank Ia reg
ular water works.. Some good pasture land;
$3,I I50-
No. 2s-Only two miles from city limits; 10
acres Of as good soil as God ever made. In a
good neighborhood. Thickly settled with well
to do people. This 10 acres is in beautiful
orchard. mostly cherries and peaches. All the
buildings are In first class condition. As an
investment this can not be beat. Only $500.
No. 3s-Beautiful vineyard and orchard Of
y acres; good buildings and well and run
ming water This is another big bargain Read
1t over again: only $4,000.
No 30-22 acres This is an all round gen.
eral farm: one raise anything from fruit
TO nsh There Is any amount Of running water
snap for some one to start a duck ranch.
Apples and other fruits and plenty good plow
land
No. 41-onIy one mile from city limits No
buildings, but Is acres OF good rich soil, OF
which { acres is rich river bottom land;
S27 500; easy terms.
No. 47-25 a.; 13 a. In full bearing vineyard:
acres orchard: 10 acres hay; 300 chickens;
real money maker and would be bargain at
$40, 900. Owner must have money at a great
put the price to only $1,000. II you are sat
isfed with Is per cent on your invest
ment then you better investigate.
No. 71-Only three miles to city limits: six
| acres improved; 100 fruit trees; we'll: for a
man with small capital that must start In a
small way, this seems ideal chance. There
are some small buildings and the price is only
81, 800, and very easy terms.
Hunt the country over, you cannot duplicate
these real estate bargains.
29s acres good land, high and dry; ready
for the plow. So, 500.
16o acres Of black, sandy loan; SIS per acre.
20 acres of good land any ever
farmed: only $50 per and on easy terms.
10 acres; $500; half cash; bal. easy terms.
D. R. TANNER.
Real Estate, Business Opportunities
229 Murhead Building. 1878 Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-22
Wardell Adams
Inc.
80 MONTGOMERY ST.
SUFFER- 5120.
KEPNER & EHSERT,
Real Estate and Insurance,
II Montgomery st.


Real Estate and Insurance,
II Montgomery st.
FLATS FRONTING PARK
$6, ,500-Opposite Park Panhandle; choice
fats Of and 9 rooms and bath; key
lot, assuring sun all day: bank mort
gage of $4,000 at per cent can remain.
SMALL AMOUNT CASH
SC. 350-Natoma St, fats of rooms and
bath each; rents $50 per month Owing
to I'll health owner must SELL Small
amount cash, balance be paid Oh
CHOICE CORNER
So, 5O0-Southwest corner Of Jones and Broad
way; lot 29:9x62:6; desirable for fats;
A BARGAIN
81, ,S50-Natoma st. 10th; lot 25x75: in
rear of the Howard st. frontage. Pick
this up for turn.
SUNSET CORNER
81 ,600--A desirable northeast corner Of 42d
av.; 57:6dloo; splendid holding for spec
BARGAIN
81 ,000--Cash; Close to 18th and Folsom SITS. !;
lot 75 feet front. Balance OF 81. 500
can remain on mortgage at per cent.
CHEAP BUILDING LOT
$6Jo-Cash; near 14th and Howard sts. +:
desirable building lot. 25xS5; splendid
lot for small fats or tenements; balance
can remain on mortgage.
BANK FORECLOSURE
Post ST. near Buchanan. Building contain
ing stores and rooms leased to one tenant
at $75 per month. Tenant makes all re-
pairs. Small payment cash. balance can
rate of interest; lot 27xl37:6, irregular.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-22
Houses to Rent-Oakland-Berkeley

SEVERAL very desirable bungalows and
houses. both furnished and unfurnlshed: also
a beautiful room modern bungalow. with
garage: In one of the very best sections OF
lower clarcmont can be purchased on terms
Ike rent by right parties. STRONG
REALTY CO.. College ay. at Keith ay.,
Claremout, Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-22
SANTA CLARA VALLEY

SARATOGA
$500 for Sh In prunes and apricots
in bearing. This Is the best orchard;
produced good crop this year: no build
ings; tools and drying outfit included;
in fine neighborhood. within two miles
of SARATOGA; would consider trade
for city; terms. SI-B
$12, 900 for 20 acres near CAMPBELL; 16
acres prunes, peaches. all in
bearing; room house, good barn, wind
MILL tank, chicken houses, fruit house,
dipper, etc: good we'll: this place is in
a fine fruit section and is a very good
place; would trade for city. 15-B
$40, 500 for 10 acres close to Los ALTOS; s
apricots, acres peaches; there
is a very pretty room house on the
place. and modern. with sleeping
porch, electric light, steam heat, etc;
it is a beautiful income suburban
home in exclusive section: will trade
for S. F. income; terms. Sis
81 800 for 13 acres fine level land. 21z miles
from good town; can be irrigated in
the spring; no buildings; this is a very
good buy at the price, S62
$4 900 for 20 acres all level, fine loan soil;
in fine fruit section: land Is suitable
TO any kind Of fruit grown in the val
: ley: terms SS3
SANTA CLARA VALLEY EXCLUSIVELY
Get Our List
E. ID. CRAWFORD & co.
415 Bankers Inv. Bldg, 742 Market ST., S. #.
Phone Sutter 2493
Branches-San Jose, Mt. View, Gilroy, Palo
Alto
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-22
CITY REAL ESTATE
Continued
Harrison & E1smeT
The Haight and Ashbury
District Agents
1912 Haight ST. Phone Park 672S.

127 DOWNEY ST.
tBefWeen Ashbury and Clayton, near Freder-
ickt' new house of 6 and servant >
ROOM commanding a good marine view; place
mas stone steps. beamed ceiling, paneiled
Walls. . open freplaces, and Is up to date IN
every way price reduced to $4.S00; terms to
LOT NEAR ST. IGNATIUS CHURCH,
Located on Grove st. near Clayton. 25xl37: IS:
street bituminized; level and ready to build
on; price W, 600: cheapest lot In this section.
COLE ST. LOT,
close to car line, 27:8x1O0: street bitumin-
izeu. ETC.; first class neighborhood: reduced to
= 400: nothing else in block for less than 500
TWO NEW FLATS
VI rooms each; English basement design;
nave hardwood foors sleeping decks. garage.
eIm panels, open freplaces, ETC.; rents $500
per year; price 1890; any reasonable mort
gage can remain: close to 7th av. and park.
Richmond District
$3.50 EACH.
Two lots on 40th av. near IT., 25xl2O
eacn; these should be worth $500 apiece with
NEW HOUSE
" rooms, located near 10th av. and Call
iornla, has garage, furnace, hardwood floors,
hardwood panels in dining room and hall,
sieeping deck and all modern conveniences;
price $500; reasonable terms can be ar
ranged
SNAP IN LOT
Close to- Cole and 18th sts 25x114; street BIZ
tuminized, ETC.; price $1,750; possibly might
pc had little less; cheapest lot In Pope
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-22

] DO Not G0 Out of Sam
Francisco
TO BUY REAL ESTATE
yoU DO NOT HAVE TO
Fine Bay View Lots
Ready to build on; all street improvements;
modern facilities.
ELECTRIC CAR LINES
MINUTE SERVICE
% MINUTES
EXACT RUNNING TIME
FROM Sd AND MARKET SIS
$50 CASH
$40 PER MONTH
HOUSES BUILT On THESE HES LOTS ON SAME
COME OUT SUNDAY
And make your selection Take Mission ST..
and get or at Silver av.
BROWN ESTATE co.
403-406 HEARST BLDG.
si,5oo-cash; room cottage and garage:
good condition, near McAllfster and
Willard; full priceereduced to So, $50.
s35 ,000-New apartment house; California near
Hyde: rents $500, be sure to investi-
gate; very substantial building
$40, Mission mr.. 2sd; stores and fat; win
81 Mission mr.. 25th: stores and rooms;
mortgage.
s12, COO Mission St; large holding mr.. Path st.
BUSINESS PROPERTY
Sc. .00o- Bargain; store and fats, McAlIister
and stanyan; 32:6x1oo IT.; mortgage
$500.
81 7,50o-cash. 1880 mtge.; business corner;
9 stores % rooms: I20 IT. frontage;
vicinity Hansht and octavia; leased to
BARGAIN-INvEsTIGA
Lot 50xi20, to rear ST., yitinity Bush and
Van Ness.
So 800 Residence; Geary nr. Webster; large
lot
sl.a5o Level lot mr. Turk and Golden Gate.
s6,75o- Beautiful lot; vicinity Cherry and
Jackson: 33xl1o
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-22
LANDRY G. BABIN co.
A23 KEARNY ST.


DWELLING LOT
$1,6J0-Stone's throw from Fairmont Hotel;
lot having fronfages and ready to
build upon. A snap.
BERNHARD STREET LOT
Sl,o00-23x60; north side. Jones street;
must be sold.
sNAP-sToCKToN STREET LOT
$6.5o0-3O feet on stockton St.. at north
portal OF tunnel: . frontages: level and
ready to build upon.
CHINATOWN INVESTMENT
$13. 500 story and basement brick building;
vicinity Dupont and Jackson: leased to
one Chinese concern. which has occu
pied the same premises for over 80
$125 month with option of years
more at $50: $500 cash security; this
pays 10 per cent net per annum.
UNION STREET LOT
$6,000-40 feet near Hyde st. to street;
transfer corner; elegant lot for store
and apartments or dats.
SNAP-BUILDING LOT
S4,50o-32:6 q frontage: at Sacramento and
Stockton. adjoining improvements have
left a Is foot lightweli side.
the other side will have a 10 foot light
well; this is frontage lot; only $40
foot.
LANDRY 1 G.. BABHN co.
A23 KEARNY ST.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-22
SnaD-S2 Per Acre

AGO acre REIMBURSEMENT all level including
shack and share IN irrigation system; lots OF
water: 2 miles from station: 50 per acre. Also
blacksmith shop, level, together with 120 acre
REIMBURSEMENT; $500. K. ATTH0WE, 625
Hearst Bldg
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-22

EXCELLENT APARTMENT SITE. $4,000.
Fulton ST.; close to Cough; bargain; 3S:9xl2O
to rear street.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-22

Civic center property; close in; watch it
grow Buy where the city and state are
spending millions to improve.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-22

APARTMENT OR HOTEL SITE $32. 900.
$1,000 cash-Mortgage $4,000 can remain:
big lot, 11sx120; corner; facing streets; must
be sold.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-22

CHEAP BUILDING LOT
S6Jo-Cash; near 14th and Howard sts..
desirable building lot. 25xS5: splendid
lot for small fats or tenements; balance
can remain on mortgage.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-22
RARGAIN

BARGAIN
81 ,O00-Cash; Close to 18th and Folsom SITS. !;
lot 75 feet front. Balance OF 81, 500
can remain on mortgage at per cent.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-22
ARTHUR
WERTHEHMBER

ARTHUR
WERTHEIMBER
REAL ESTATE.
412 Holbrook bldg, So Sutter st.
Civic center property; close in; watch it
grow Buy where the city and state are
spending millions to improve.
APARTMENT OR HOTEL SITE. $32 900.
$1,000 cash--Mortgage $4,000 can remain:
big lot, 11Sx120; corner; facing ; streets; must
be sold.
EXCELLENT APARTMENT SITE. $4,000.
Fulton St; close to Cough; bargain; 3s:9x12O
to rear street.
CIVIC CENTER LOT. $4,000.
One block from Van Ness av.; 21:6 front
BARGAIN CIVIC CENTER FLATS $500.
Flats in Grove ST.: 27:6xS0; rent $50 per
month; lot worth $4, $50.
BARGAIN CIVIC CENTER-s5.0o0
Lot in Grove St; 27:6 front; nominal i'm
provements: rents $25 per month; lot worth
the money.
BARGAINS FLATS. $4,000.
8 new flats; modern in every way; rented
cheap at 500 per month; one Z one 8 and one
10 room; cost 81, 600 to build; lot worth
$500. See this. Mortgage can be arranged.
FINE RESIDENCE LOTS
BEAUTIFUL NEIGHBoRHooD.
So 250-Baker near Union; 25xS7:6
81 1O0-Uni near Baker: 25x131.6.
S4 O0O-Ifuion near Baker; 25x112:6.
So 75O--Union near Baker; 27:6xST:6.
BARGAINS, 800
Goth near Eureka-9 story modern
house: lot 25xI5: 1,2o0 mortgage can remain;
full price $500.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-22

REAL ESTATE,
412 Holbrook bldg, So Sutter 81