The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 8, 1903, Page 27

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1903. 27 ADVERTISEMENTS. e WHITE HOUSE TOY DEPARTMENT THIRD FLOOR \TED DOLLS TO DRESS -jointed Papier Mache Body, best quality B sleeping eyes, Mohair wig, shoes lanAd Size 13% in. 15% in. 19 in- 20% in. 24in. e 50c 75c $1.00 $1.50 $2.00 OUR SPECIALTY DOLL A fine quality full-jointed Doll with very pretty Head. Has open mouth, showing teeth; fine juality sewed wig; moving eyes, with eyelashes; and stockings; hair parted in center or at side. 1% in. in. 24 in. 27% in. 31y in. c.. SL50 $200 $2.50 $4.00 $5.50 $650 $7.50 14in 30} 10 in. EXTRA FINE QUALITY JOINTED DOLLS and socket joints, Bisque head, fine 1 wig with ringlets, sleeping eyes. Size.. 25 in 13%in. 190 2lin. 24in Price, $6:35 $1.65 $2.00 $2.75 $3.25 ..25%m 29In 30%in 33l 364 In $4.00 $5.00 $6.00 $7.25 $10.00 ! | | | | | E | SEWING MACHINES that will Any child can use That do t Automatic, sew. them. $2.50 and $3.50 \ | roller, m { chilid can v WOOLLY AND SKIN ANIMALS A complete assortment, consisting of Sheep, es, Dogs, Cats, Cows, Donkeys, Rabbits, etc., "S- -ty 50c, T3c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00 GAMES line of Popular Games from 10¢. | Vienna Bent Wood Furniture A most useful Christmas present for children. vak or mahogany finish. i Wil Go Cor.Posy «Kearny Jrs. Electrical Linemen Meet. specisl meet Mild Fainstorm. The rainstorm which passed over the city yesterday was a sort of trailer to the storm that moved over the porthern por- tion of the State. It was a quiet, peace- ful and unaccompanied by any at- disturbances. The fall in the thern section was about one inch. That in the city was only 6-100 of an inch. Last night Fresno reported that a fine ies of the storm seemed to in- lcat at the movement was toward | Tehachapi, where rain is sadly needed. ADVERTISEMENTS. & A TRIUMPH OF ART AND SCIENCE Webster’s New Standard Dictionary of the English Language NEW — ORICINAL — MODERN — RELIABLE — COMPREHMENSIVE ) ) ) ) ) » 5 $ T 5= 740 Pages Siz06x8 inches. lxm 23 pounds. LT Over 900 Illustrations. 30 Full-page Plates Hand Composition. Large Clear Print. Both Editions Thumb-Indexed, panels, ENDORSED BY EDUCATORS AND THE PRESS ‘Webster's Xew Btand, more desirable than everyday use—E W CAVING :—?mhn‘ 5 S place in onr schools 1 have a copy of Sake 08 ofioes, 250 | heordly ommea T MARK 1. DEROTEE, Do e & e Place 1 e e plendid bock, conveniont n sise, easy of reference, relisble, and moderate in prics. — Sohool | ST 0% WEESTER 8 THE NAME IS ¥orzg LAIRD & LEE, P = 'ANDARD DICTIONARY IS OUR DICTIONARY; STANDS FOR ITSELF, WITHOUT A PEER verywhere, or sent postpaid on receipt of price. by hers, 263-265 Wabash Avense, CHICAGO, U. S. A. $ REALTY BRINGS LARGE PRIGES Important Transactions Show Firmness of Market. | November Opens With Good | Prospect for Lively Business. oSS Large sales of realty have characterized the local market during the week just | closed. The negotiations leading to them | | have been in progress in some instances |for a long time. The conclusion was | reached recently. As the result of sales| large bufldings are to be erected. The solid improvement of the city blds fair | to continue for a long time. The highest price that was ever received | for California street property was paid | when E. W. Newhall purchased from the San Francisco Theological Seminary the | property adjolning the Bank of Califor-| nia for §200,000. The brokers in the tran- saction were Boardman Bros. & Co. The lot, on the north line of California street 67:6 feet west of Sansome, has a frontage of forty feet and a depth of eighty feet. The improvements cousist of a four-story brick building, which is old and out of date. The sale of properties fronting on the block bounded by California, Webb, Kearny and Sacramento streets, concern- ing which exclusive information was glven in The Call while the negotiations were in progress, has been completed. | Shainwald, Buckbee & Co. were the| agents. The amount paid for the proper-| ties is $400,000. The frontages are 142:1% feet on Kearny street, 215 feet on Webb | street, 62:6 feet on California street and 64 feet on Sacramento street. The buildings | are old. These two transactions indicate that the total of sales for the present month wiil be large. The record for the month of | October is summed up in sales that| amounted to $3,259,314 and numbered 469. Many deals of October may find record this month. The trend of interest is shown by a brief recapitulation furnished by the San Francisco Real Estate Circular, is- sued by Thomas Magee & Sons. Accord- ing to this the properties that changed | hands w 50-varas, #4; 100-varas, 25| Potrero and South San Francisc Mis- slon, 123; Western Addition, 12 outside | lands and homesteads, 9%. The mortgages of October amounted to $2,271,8%7, and the | releases to $1,264,426. 3 CLARENDON IS SOLD. | The Hotel Clarendon has been sold | through the agency of Bovee, Toy & Co. | The property is on the south line of Post| street 127:6 feet west from Mason. The frontage on Post street is 46 feet and the depth is 137:6 feet. The hotel bullding is a six-story structure. | The exterior is of brick and brown stone. | The location is central, being about one} block from Unlon square and directly op- posite the Olympic Club. The seller is D. | Zelinsky. The purchaser is a client of | Bovee, Toy & Co. | Within three weeks Lyon & Hoag have | sold In the blocks bounded by Page, | Halght, Waller and Ashbury streets and | Masonic avenue more than $150,00 worth of lots Guy T. Wayman has sold to Otto H. Greenwald for O. M. Brennan 60:6x47 feet, with old improvements, on the east | line of Powell street 137:6 feet north from | Post street for $50,000. to Brennan Six127:3% feet, with two| houses, on the west line of Central ave- | nue 68:9 feet north from Washington street for $20,000. The Trinity School prop. | erty, on the west line of Central avenue north from Washington street, has been sold by Wayman for $14,500. | The following sales have been made by Boardman Brothers: Henry J. Crocker to Laura Raisch, lot 23, block 2, of Belvedere, for $1200; the Belve- | dere Land Company to Charlotte B. Baker, lots ! 23 and 24, In block 7, Belvedere, for $1400; F. David T. o Griffith, sevenieen County, for | Collings, 220 West_Springs, Sonoma_County, for $1200; Mrs. F. Sohlke to | Myron H. Fish, lot 50x204 feet and a nine- | « at 1433 Paru street, Alameda, for | ell_estate to Anita A. Larkin, lot | | 34, b , Belvedere, for $150. { | G. M. Umbsen & Co. report, among | others, the following recent sales: 1 | | For account of Wellington Gregg Jr., im- | ments at 580 O'Farrell street and lot 34x H north ‘line, 68:9 east of Leavenworth | $24,000; for Alexander Bond, improve- | and lot 35x68, northwest corner of Pa. cil and Sansome streets, §1 % E. A. Visher, Improvements and lot at th southwest corner of Fifteenth and Noe streets, $14,600; for John Doherty, lot 25x104 on the southea: third and York streets, improvements at 4062 Twenty-third street and lot 25x114, north line, 206 east of Castro | street, $3250; for Edward Deleane, improve- | ments and lot 31x73, west line of Octavia | street, 25 south of Union, $2200; for Mrs. | Clarke, lot south line of Twenty-fourth street, | 75 west of Vermont street, 25x100, for i for Charles A. Peters to E. Balley, lot No. { in block C., Park Lane Tract, map No. 1, for | $650; for George P. Neal, lot 150x120, south- east corner of R street and Forty-second ave- | nue, for §325. |~ Burnham & Marsh Company have sold for ! Mrs. J. Pilger to John Alexander the thi flats on the north line of Post street, 13 east of Hyde street, with lot 26:9x120, $36,000. The rents are $275 a month. The same brokers have sold for Mrs. H. L. Gard- iner to J. W. Burnham the lot 26x75, with two flats, on the morth line of Greenwich street, 2 feet east of Steiner street, for $2500. NEAR THE PARK The following sales »=. among those | made recently by Lyon & Hoag: For the Baird estate, in the block bounded by Halght, Waller, Masonic avenue and Ash- | bury streets, the entire Masonic-avenue front- age, 190x100 feet, to S. A. Born for about $22,- | 000; lot on the east line of Ashbury street, 135 feet south of Helght, 26x125, sold to Matiida | Brutscher for §2500; lot on the north side of Waller street, 125 feet east of Ashbury, 25x | 1376, sold to Frank J, Antony for $2750; lot | on the south side of Halght street, 100 feet | west of Masonic avenue, 56:3x137:6, for | £6850; lot on the north side of Waller street, 106:3 west of Masonic avenue, 26x137:6, price $8000; southeast corner of Haight and Ashbury Streets, 26x100, to A. M. Whittie; ot on the south side of Page street, 165 east of Ash- bury, 25x137:6, to Margaret Potter for $2650. The following miscellaneous sales were aleo made by Lyon & Hoag: Lot on the south side of Twentieth street, 25 feet west of Alabama, 50x104, for $2300: lot on the south side of Twenty-ihird street, 100 feet east of Noe, 27x91:2, fof $800; the south side of H street, 70 feet t of | Twelfth avenue, 20x100, for $550; lot on . the sputh side of Clement street, 85 east of Twen. ty-sixth avenue, 25x100, for $500; lot on the east side of Church street, 94 feet north of Sixteenth, for ; lot on the east ot Sixth_avenue, 209 feet north of Lake straet, 50x127; lot on the east side of Midway street, 48 north of Francisco, 22:11x91.8, for $1650 lot on the south side of Nineteenth street, 200 teet west of Valencia, 25x100. Sol Getz & Son report the following sales this week: Lots 25x162, on the east line of Noe street, rear Fourteenth, with two-story residence for $6000, from M. Elllot to H. C. Best; 37:6x120, on the northeast corner of M street and Forty- eighth avenue, to R. M. Wood; 25x120, on the east line of Tenth avenue, 200 feet south of J street, for $1000 to E. Ready; 00x120, on the west iine of Forty-sixth avenue, 225 feet south of H street, for $1600 to N. E. Werther; 50x 100 on the southeast line of Athens street, 100 feet southwest of Persia avenue, for $400 to e J. B. Boullet; 50x100 on the south line of H street, 57:8 feet west of Forty-sixth ave- nue, for $2400 to E. Penlyn: 50x100, on the southeast corner of Athens street and Persia avenue, to Joseph W. Elliott for $600; 25x100, on the morth line of I street, 82:6 feet east of Forty-elghth avenue, to Thomas F. Giblin for THE AUCTION MARKET. Easton, Eldridge & Co. will hold "an’ auction of real estate on Tuesday next at their salesroom. The list of properties to be offered includes the following: pr 187 street i A 56x37:6, with three new flats, Mli“l::. of Franklin street, 82:6 lfl?fi‘: The price is $150,000. | . Greenwald has sold | | : Broadway; a 2-story house | and Perry streets, 25x7 | nue, beginning 62:6 south of Franci: | Waller street, 156 west of Shrader, and at pro- MISCELLANTOUS. Enameled Bed 5 feet high, heavy brass trimmings | 6 worth $15.00 METAL BEDS. A whole carload came in the other day. We put them right out where you can see them all—every kind and color—ar- tistic designs of white or colored enamel—some made entirely of massive brass—in all THE PRETTIEST LOT WE ZVER RECEIVED. We keep our reputation for low prices on this lot. Just see below: A FEW DESCRIBED. One that is a little more elaborate. same style of white enamel and large braes trimmings; an exzcellent bed £ . GREEN BRONZE—With brass trimming; a very strong bed that sells fast; a $30 value at BUFF AND GOLD, with a tint of green—three karmonize and make this bed popular at.... ALL BRASS—Designed after a rare pattern—a piece of massive brass; remind one of tie Royal furmniture Oak and Mapie Bedroom Suits. The PRICES on our bedroom suite have gone to show that we undersell our competitors more than ever. These suits that “we l offer are 82 much below the usual in price that it will be a loss of dollars to go dowan town to pur- | cuase. OAK SUIT—Three pieces, artis- tically carved dhud and foot beoard; & rounding, &, shapely pattern. . &‘3-00 GOLDEN OAK—Three pieces that harmonize to mae a perfect suit, beautifully glossed; a swell frout dresser, with an oval French plate mirror (24x30 in.), at Of ...c.coousaviades WHITE MAPLE pieces, heavily paneled and pref $10.50 $21.00 .............. $46.00 et in $82.50 tily decorated, dresser glas of xz‘ hl:envy ;;a:lled edge 20x24 in.); a 3 S o 5 =0 $24.00 BIRDSEYE MAPLE — Two-piece suit, beautifully carved dar swell front, French plate FINE GOLDEN OAX ot .. THIS QUARTERED OAK SUIT—High- DRESSER—Clean and stylish look- est guality, * serpentine front ing—genuine French mirror (30x24 dresser, 32 in. wide, shaped in.). Others sell this Dresser for l‘srlen;é: p‘!:? z:;;; | 8$30. We sell for . . $22-20 (31x )i | eeenasbesasssee Sosbaced Valte At. .. orieies ? §$97.50 Other Dressers. GOLDEN OAK, beautifully finished; ‘worth $16. ... A slz.zs mah finish DRESS- IR SR A Corner on Parlor Furniture. ALL LAST SUMMER we kept our Parlor Furniture factory run- nzi.nsnu fag full blagt, with the result that 24x30 in. large ‘we ha s house L. ‘ou oW )11 188 the reputation of “PATTOSIEN'S B e $45.00 OWN MAKE,” and with such a variety at his price you can be suited. First we have some 5-PIECE | ! | ! ! | No Credit---No Discount---No Commissions: Commands the Attention of All Furniture Buyers. While we are able to satisfy buyers of moderate means, we have a great clientele with those that can afford grandeur in architectural and costly work. San Francisco people have always recognized Patto- sien’s as a house that caters to the “classes as well as the masses.” Their liberal support led us to reductions of from 20c to 40c¢ on the dollar. A glance at our prices tells this. LACE CURTAINS. Another treat in the way of a big shipment of Venetian Point Lace Curtains. Some of the most beautiful effects ever placed before an art-loving public. Magnificent PARLOR CURTAINS— Six styles, with a regu- $€) v0 lar value of 87.50...... 27 SOME EXACT REPRODUCTIONS of those OLD FRENCH CUR- TAINS that the world of @5 77, art raved over .......... POedc Magnificent ARABIAN CURTAINS For diming-room, parior or library, strikingly handsome, in &3 50 10 styles ..............- o ARABIAN CURTAINS of American m:.d :::.\;u!nunyr corded, de- sign ol 'rench A e L hmagiv.00 Ever 80 many more—too numer- Cuaranteed Mattresses. Made right here. We know what is in one, and with our gumarantee you may be sure of ous to meation. as low as —Wide, eclaborate borders, two a regular $12.50 $8 UO $1.50. Everything in the line is . ™ here. DRAPERY FABRICS. Drapery Fabrics by the Yard, 50¢ on the $1.00 For Drapery, Furniture Coverings, Hangings, Etc. s FIFTY INCHES WIDE. 50c¢, 75¢, $1.00, $1.25 Yard. YOUR CHOIGE FINE PARLOR PORTIERES. One Pair Lots. $10.00 values for $5.00; $13.50 values for $7.50; $15.00 values for $10.00. The Best Carpet House in Town. And when we say best we mean the best place—the most reasonable place to get any Carpet that is on the market. If the fact that our Carpets sell at 15¢c to 35¢ cheaper per yard isn’t enough to draw you to our favor we can only say that we have a complete Carpet department that gives entire satisfaction to all of our present patrons. TAPESTRY BRUSSELS in the SMITH'S AXMINSTERS in bright, latest colors and desigms of new patterns and rich shades. it variety, & et that sells This is parlor carpet or 30c m in Wh ysc that costs Sl down town. Big ver yard. House sells.... §1_2() SAVONNERIE AXMINSTERS in floral and Oriental designs—the latest from style cemters. There is & great demand for this beauti- ROXBURY TAPESTRIES — The finest the mills ever sent w Such harmony in colors is hard to find in any “m’lfl It 7$1.10 A BIG INVOICE of 160 rolls of an -xccll;;t_ rndnu Tmm m! BRUSSE! -patterns ] This carpet is also made h:‘ h:.u “ndxn-. s T oc This Eind raually o o 7oc | BEu Best Quality Five-Frame Body Brussels Rugs, Two-toned Persian Patterns. TERS, in soft, rich floral and Ori- ental designs; & ° for the hig’ ROWSS. . ....occncarracn » each Elegancein House Furnishing ! i i I | SUITS in birch frame, strong getting absolutely the best. . St ', with artistically e California All Wool Blankets. For the regular $18.50 kind—6xg feet. ...$16.50 il SDEIS pezise-- S35 Full size, blue and pink borders.......... $4.00 For the regular $25.00 kind—8%4x10% it..$22.50 Ancther s SUIT FIEGE witna | BLneigy gm0k I HE0 T sg.00 For the regular $30.00 kind—gx1z feet....$27.50 P! ok, pol- - Pt 3 & oy . jshed, that s an effect Pure white cotton comforts, covered, in .50 kin 15 fewt.... oy o TR . &4"5 best quality silkoline ..... oovered, 1n o5 For the regular 33? 30 l.d' 9x15 _835.00 AT iactive s-PiEGR surr, | Wimicws Cumforts, coversd witsh best . o Scotch and American INLAID Tile Linoleum, covered in velour and tapestry, noted for its durability 39 Ax elegant, rolled back frame, silk Damask oover, a beautiful and Pattosien ;‘na‘bc“uthl suit, in 3 $27 w P F 4 h F T AN a-mcn"'st':'rr-'-xic'e'xi' gorved W r I goods free of charge mank ad veilar cov $30 Sixteenth and Mission Sts. 8 fl' o g San Francisce: regular downtown at $1.50and $L75, here two weeks only, $1.35. Co. nd lot 22:6x! le, between Stel- at 1973 Geary street. ner and Plerce streets: lot 25x100 feet, on the west side of Fillmore street, 137:6 south of Grove; a 3-story frame building and lot 20x 37:6, on the north line of Pine street, 127:6 ast corner of Third with an L on Perry street. 25x75 feet, a store and flat of st and a house of eleven rooms; lots 25x123 feet, on the east side of Van BURGLAR WORKS AT NOON HOUR Criminal Works Quickly in a Residence on 13 west of Hyde; lot 22:6x02:6 and eleven-room dwelling, on the south line of O'Farrell street, 115 west of Stel- ner; lot 26x80 feet, with double cottage, on the south line of Bryant street, 25 east of Ellery; two flats and lot 25x137:6, on the south side of bate sale a lot S0X88:8, on the west line of Stockton street, 75 north of Francisco, through Convicted for Killing Policeman. LARAMIE, Wyo, Nov. 7. — Frank Keefe, the Rawlins merchant, who shot and killed Policeman John Baxter and Lieutenant Thomas King several months ago, has been found guilty of manslaugh- ter. His attorney filed a motion for a new trial and was allowed ten days In which to prepare the brief. —_———— Sotith Dakota has an aggregate of 11.- 500,000 acres of vacant Government land which iIs now subject to entry by quali- fied applicants. Receiver for Steel Works. READING, Pa., Nov. 7.—On petition of Richard P. Lydon of New York, who al- leges he is a creditor to the extent of $10,000, a receiver was this afternoon ap- pointed for the Carpenter Steel Company, whose works employ 500 men. The com- pany was organized under the laws of New Jersey with a capital of $3,300,000. —_— Blood oranges are sometimes produced by injecting a few drops of claret | through a small aperture in the rind of | the orange. to Worden strest. One week from to-morrow G. H. Umb- sen & Co. will hold an auction and will offer the following mentioned properties: Lot 22x84 feet, with three flats, at 773, and 777 Bush street, between Powell and M: Son; lots 22:6x80, with improvements, af and 324 Clementina street; lot 24x87:6 and dwelling, at 1623 Buchanan street, between Post and Geary; lot and two flats and three cottages on the property known as 53 Chenery street, east side, near Thirtleth; lot 25x75, with four tenements, at 812 Bryant street, north line, between Sixth and Seventh; lot 25x137:6, ou the south line of Page street, 156:6 west of Clayton; lot 25x90 and lmprovements, at 1227 Folsom street, between Eighth and Ninth: lot 25x85 and old house, at 525 Howard street, be- tween First and Second: the five properties of the M. Landers estate, on the west line of Shot- 5 ADVERTISEMENTS. Bush Street. s Captain of Detectives Martin has been notified of a daring dayHght burglary that occurred In the residence of August R. Hahn, an expressman, at 2017 Bush street shortly after the noon hour Friday. The room of Miss Mary McDermott, an elderly woman, was entered and jewelry valued at about $300 stolen. Detectives are at work on the case, but they have no clew as to who the thief was. According to the story Miss McDermott told at the Hall of Justice, she went into the kitchen from her room on the second floor of the house for the purpose of con- versing with Mrs. Hahn. S8he returned to her apartments about flve minutes later and found that a bag containing her jew- elry had been stolen. She immediately made a report of the matter. Mrs. Hahn says the front door of the house is al- ways kept locked and that burglars could have entered no other way. The police are of the opinion that the thief used skeleton keys to effect an entrance. Captain Martin at once detailed two of’ his best men on the case and they ques- tioned Miss McDermott closely, They se- cured a good description of the stolen property and will make every effort to recover it. Miss MeDermott says she is certain the property was in the room when she left it, but she is not positive just where it was placed. A strange fea- ture of the case is that a room adjoining, ocapied by another woman, obtained jewelry that was not touched by the thief. @ it il @ stree! ween Twenty-second and Twen- third: s The cast side of Miselon strest, be- tween Twenty-second and Twenty-third, on the southeast side of Market street, between Do- lores and Church, and a lot 76x100, on Four- teenth avenue south, near G street south. Herman Shainwald left this city yes- terday for the Bast and Europe. He will make a tour of six months with Mrs. Shainwald. The Jacob Heyman Company reports the sale of 25x120 feet on the east line of Twelfth avenue, 120 feet south from K street. The company Is building six- room houses on both sides of Hoffman avenue, between Twenty-third and Al- varado streets. —————————— Nome, Alaska, has two newspapers—the Gold Digger and the News. Each Is a weekly of four large pages. The subscrip- tion price 1s §1 per month. Mechanical ingenuity and years of experiment have at last pro- duced a marvelous mechanism. Comic opera, grand opera or the simplest song rendered with mar- velous expression. Shades of color which would be impossible with the hands of the performer. The Simplex is without a rival. Built to last a lifetime. It will be a lasting source of pleasure in the home. We are = agents for the Behr Bros. and Baumeister pianos and carry the largest line of sheet music in the city at the lowest prices. Accommodating terms if you wish. FNOMAUVAILIS D:l_usx_c Co.