The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, March 20, 1904, Page 33

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL. SUNDAY, MARCH 20, 1904. 33 REPORTS OF BROKERS INDICATE SPROAT GETS The WHITE HOUSE BRISK DEMAND FOR CITY REALTY FURTHER TIME Curtain’ Department, jLar e and Small Sales Make Good Total. g | Hearing of Contempt Case THIRD FLOOR. Richmond and Sunset Districts Thnye. SIS a g Investors Seek for Income Properties| week, Both Sides Willing Printed Duck Curtains, - per pair, $5.50 Bed Szts and Table Covers to Match. Several large sales of city realty are feet west of Kearny, from Mr. Hanma | vyr \{ ) ‘1 B A G Al N 5 sust reported. The tranctions of the |t “miiiet i ot sun: 100 gz, | WILL. NOT FILE ASSETS § Week just closed have been satisfactory | {°f o8 the Soutivest sorner of Tranklin, and ! Art Tickings, - - new designs, per yard, 30¢ Sacramento street® to Mrs. Edward T. Bran- from every point of view. The brisk |deisteln as the site of a fine residence. for | Jig Counsel Aver That HiS FOR THIS WEEK ONLY. Schedule Could Be Used ot Art Taffetas, - - - - - peryard, 40¢ i New French Cretonnes. $15,000; lot 42:€x137:6 feet on the north line Against Him Criminally Black ! . Large Assortment Choice Colorings, per yd. 90¢ inquiry for home sites shows no abate- | of California street, 120 feet cast of Baker with flats thereon, for Mrs. Charlotte F. New Portieres, Velours and Tapestry Borders, - - - ment. The search for income Paying|ciarks to Messrs. Bond and Morton, for Braided Net Curtains, - roperties is ve strong an ersist- | $16,000; six lots morth of the Panbandle, In | Brop o 4 & a p s block €87, to a builder, who will erect six ent. There is no lack of business in! residences on the land for sale. i the auction rooms. Among the minor sales reported by The sections known as outside lands | Thomas Magee & Sons are the follow- | By consent of Campbell, Metson & | are getting a great deal of attention. | D8 | Campbell, attorneys for Edward 8. Easy of access to the business portions For Dr. Samuel A. Boyd and wife, Iot on | Sproat, and Frank & Mansfleld, attor- Ao " the northeast corner of Jackson and Spruce | of the city and situated near the at-| sireets frontink 50 rect on the northerls e | N€YS for the creditors in the Federal tractions that are supplied by Golden |of Jackson street with a depth of 64 feet on | bankruptcy case, the examination of Gate Park and proximity to the ocean | oot M rwitiam o Robert ,f,”;f;;hf.‘j'h’;“‘{r; Sproat as to his refusal to flle a sched- | beach, the outside lands are settlingthe north sifle of Halght street, between Baker Ule of his assets and liabilities was up at a rate that will soon deprive them ; §nq L¥om 7 :0x187:0 feet, for $4000; oot Louts | postponed yesterday morning by Unit- of any reason to be considered as “out- |and Twenty-second _streets, 30x100 feet, for ©d States District Judge de Haven for atly trimmed with the Blue and in 7 different Regular Price $15.00. Easter Price $10.00. = ® ] ] Blouse and Eton effect, with kilted skirt, in im- & I“1 o = = L] z = per pair, $6.50 per pair, $3.75 . soth + 4 2900, . BE. G. Baldwin to Mrs. A. F. week. side” of ‘the activities of this growing | $2900; for Mrs. E. G. Ba % SR 3 Cochrane, lot on the east side of Broderick % res; also in B nd the new shade of city, which is' forging ahead daily. street, 58 morth of Union, for §2200; for Fred | _SProat’s attorneys at the same time ecial Redu i n Some of the larger deals which are LIEE::%L‘;‘Y&:‘ ::: “i-a’ii‘n”fife%..""s L filed an answer to the attachment of ° his body by order of the court, in which answer the, following averments are * | made: | Edward S. Sproat was adjudged an invol- For Mrs. 8. N. Morris, lot G0x127:S%, on ' untary bankrupt on March 3 of this year by | the north lne of Clay street, west of order of the United) States District Court. | guna, for $18.000; for ‘Michael Tam- & On March 3 he was served with a notiee pur- al building and lot, 50x165 feet, | ony’ Y55 and 139 Dore street, and lot 36:€x ' porting to require him to fe & schedule of on the southeast line of Market street, | 85. for $8000; for the Baird Estate Company, his property. On January 9 several of his Just reported are evidence of the com-| feet, for $2000 of t 1 - market and of the general| Sales are reported as follows by G. adv t of values that has taken | H, Umbsen & Co.: pld(‘- in ‘he last two or three years. Regular Pricc $22.5C. Easter Price $15.00. n the latest designs, India Rugs, Sfeetx9reet.sus. ~ $80.00 India Rugs, 9 feet x 12 feet, $230. G155 00 Other Sizes at Proportionate Reductions. Wikl .G S Cor.Post & Keatwy 378 trimmed, elegantly in all shades and sizes. Regular Price $25.00. Easter Price $17.50. ack, Blue and mixed cc Novel gore | id > Six: . lot 75x100 on the south line of Halght street, re, amon them _Siebe Brothers & midway Dbetween Sixth and Seventh | ;5 feet cast of Ashbury,. for $8000; for A: amm, had caused to be filed in the ts, for $205,000. The seller is the| Ranken, lot 2tx125, on the west line of San- | Police Court a complaint charging Sproat 2sta ~ B .| chez stree 2 fest north of Fourteenth, | with the crime of concealing his property Crocker E l'\le‘ _(,ompan_ The pur-| ¢’ $2600; for E. A. Williams, 25x | with Intent to hinder, delay and defraud his | chaser is Mrs. Elise A. Drexler. 137:6, on the eouth line of California street, | creditors. On this complaint he was arrested, | G. H. Umbsen & Co. have also sold | 151:3 feet west of Lyon, for $2562 50: | admitted to bail in $7500, and his trial set e = . 2 | for "A." Clark, improvements and lot on the = for April 4 x137:6 feet on the northwest COrner | west iine of Church street, 89 feet south of On January 20 other creditors flled another of Union and Battery streets, with|Twentyeighth, = 25x100 'for 83300 for lar, complaint in the Polics Court 2 on, lot 30X125, on the - 3 is arrest a second time. He was warehouse standing thereon, for Scholle | of Belcher street, 225 feet o o | admited to ball n the sum ot $1000 &nd his Brothers. The price paid is $50,000. The | teenth, for $2250; for Mrs. E. =et for March 21, Other | ngs are pending against him. McKen- Frat x s zie, improvements at 26 Madison avenue and purchaser is a client of G. H. Umbsen | jo¢’ 22:11x75, for $2000; for T. Thompson, lot = His brother has been examined as a Witness rs, trimmed with & Co. The income from the present | 26x110, o]nowe north line of Twenty-fifth ~before the City and County Grand Jury el o st S street, 100 feet west of Dolores, for touching Edward Sproat's acts in relation to v improvements is $240 per month. $1060 for the West Oakland Masonis He#t his creditors and his property, and subpenas | cug e, of ¥ alemcls oreet et e e toemtn Through the agency of Benjamin M. | and Building Assoctation, the northeast cor- = have been issued for other members of his | gng NN Cith Gnd Twentieth streets. | Gunn & Co. Mrs. Elise A. Drexler has | 2T Of Seventh and Willow streets, Oakland, | family and for ex-employes. Campbell, Met- 2 . | 0. Mrs. Elis improvements consisting of stores and lodgs | Son & Campbell, his attorneys, have advised | Easton, Eldridge & Co. will hold their | | purchased the property on the north- | rooms, for $12,000; for the L. Altschul estate, him that a schedule, if voluntarily filed by | auction on March 29. Desirable prop- | | d that | erties are mentioned in the catalogue. : - e the Dorthwest corner of Townsend. strect him, would be used against him in the crim- cast C“‘;E; of Eighth and Brannan| Cisrence place, improvements and lot 80xi25, | inal proceedings in the Pollce Court, streets, 68: he could not be compelled to become a wit- £ i ness agamnst himself or to furnish evidence | OR® Of the choicest suburban prop 275 feet, for $115,000, from | for $14,400. the California Safe Deposjt and Trust| Shainwald, Buckbee & Co. report which might be used against him in a crim. | ertles within a half hour’s travel of d lace. Régular Price $30.00. Eastcr Price $20.00. - - THE MATTER OF HIS NIBs This Story Is Even More Exeit- ‘ | ing and Original Than Its | | street, ;Mjolmr}: the southeast corner The following sales are reported by | Sproat “did not refrain from flling his | which command an umobstructed ocean + o — ter and Stockton streets, for $39,- | Sol Geiz & Son: | schedule through any contumacious |and bay view and a view of Mount 500, from the estate of James Gorevan. Lot 50x120, on the west line of Forty- | SPirit or purpose to disregard the pro- | Tamalpals and Marin County, as well dero, to contain a market with flats The corner has upon it the new Central | eighth avenue, 262:6 feet south of K street, as Alameda County, and which land | above. The cost of the structure will ¥ S . ks Company as trustee. that only fifteen lots remain to be sold ' inal Siebe & Plagemann have employed | gan Py, i d lyi the choi | Striking Title Suggests. 00 Swell S in k. Bhie and Brown, ir St e e - < e 2 an Francisco and lying in the choicest | | SRS SIICI Black. Blue and Brown, in the Ilatest A- J. Rich & Co. have sold to B.|in the Bakers Beach block owned by | ?Y,m?'nf"‘l'}?r'e e i pusnded” | restdence portion of Sausalito, every | g | styvle Et w kilted skirts. Sheidemann 20x80 feet on Stockton|John C. Brickell The answer closes by declaring that |one of the seventeen subdivisions of | NEXT SUNDAY CALL. 1 of Regular Price $35.00. A to D. J. Sullivan, for $1200, and on the west Visions of the bankrupt &et.” Easter Price $22.50 bulding. ~The purchace e o supply | {10/ portl i 5 gt 220,20 e Xl | Secrocmas the formee kel B Most, | boabout o+ @ 4 room an addition to e Central street, to J. Berry, for § 1. i | now the Hotel Geneva, will be sold at | Roger Carroll is building two three- v he eas e o X ven feet, and improvements, on the northwest side | DO’ e . i N b ng. The frontage now held by | fhe cast, o L(m:»ce"“ iy g | of Ban Jose avenue, 125 fest northeast of | public auction on the premises on Sat- | StOry flats on the east line of Guerrero B octe 2 * R Sheidemann is 50 ? 1| wi For Arcadia_street, $1000; Joseph Ferrea to client, street, 25 sout enty- AR e S e Suits, ranging from $27.50 to $55.00. Sheidemann x80 feet. The Central| west side of Forty-eighth avenue, for 2584 feet ‘and improvements, on the nortn. | Urday afternoon, April 9, by Henry feet south of Twenty-third, t building will be made to cover this lot | 1orth of M street, for $600, and on xre west line of Forty-sixth ave to the uniform height of eight stories, N street, to A. Lukes; lot SAI side of San Jose avenue, 1144:6 northeast | Stern of David Stérn & Sons, 11 Mont- C(’;thusflmé ice street, $500; Louise C. Diggins to john H. Brunnings will buil 10, e Tot 89:95137:6 on the morth side | Eomery street. Since it has been made S &S ly build a‘i. ’ooo eet. 122 feet east of Broderick, | public that this property is going to | residence on the west line of Clayton August Steinmetz to Charles | o subdivided there has been consid- | Street, 50 feet south of Hayes. west. litie of Athens stree IN VARIETY. ot Peroia avenue. to F. TLinvilie: ang 7o er: 114 feet on the northwest corner of M street One-Third Oft. = 3 % A ainwald, l‘iu,.kbee & Co. have sold 4‘ d Forty-eighth avenue, to W. Gerrin. <atz, lot 30x160 feet. with hr.m_rv\'emg;l_’u'n erable Inquiry and from present indi- | Emile Girard will build a three-story o Covert Cloth ( 1 1 i S : x127:8% feet, on the north line S S - X the north line of Brannan street, et a P o 3 K : L e Rl I of Washington street, 175:6 feet west of | YR AND: DULDINGS. | east of Firta. cations it seems that the demand will | flat structure on the west line of La- t, in Tan and Black. Speuce -street for $18,000. They have| The following sales have been made | OFFERED AT AUCTION. be greater than the supply. The new | Suna street, 125 feet north of Green, to = B o sold 25x112:6 feet and improve-|PY Madison & Burke: ! G. H. Umbsen & Co. will sell prop- | facilities by the North Shore Railroad cost $11,000. 2 Reaular Dri 13.50 B ents on the east line of Webster |, Lot 33xI20 feet. on the south i ‘om at auction on Monday, March 28, | make this one of the choicest subur-| Sol Getz & Son have concluded to e 5 Ice PP ireet. 878 fopt.porth Gt abicet Tort e Ty Iy WrelC the offerings including the following: | ban properties within easy access of | build an office on the corner of H H : Louis Friedlander, for $13,000; also for | 110 feet, ana hree-story frar Southwest corner o Devisader and Fell | San Francisco. The subdivision has | Street and Forty-seventh avenue, H Easter prICC 10 00 A D./Carville the lot 34343 KB im- | brbone: aus ook e B et prove: | been made so that each lot has an un- | fronting the park. The architecture H o » provements on the north line of Golden | for $4000 residence And 1ot, 26381 ments at and 1217 Folsom atreet, | obstructed view and the erection of | Of the building will be Egyptian, sim- = ga\u avenue 137:6 feet west of Webster | aq Sucroner o ner, street, between Callfornla. | A Tiar & ootk and o meoe | buildings on the property will in mo | ?‘3: to 'ge park (museum. with an ar- 2 T - - - = Sacrament & [ 1 =] & W s - +3 ” v ! i ctiv . H olish Covert Cloth 1 and Castor, all sizes. ivect. for SIX000. $4700; for Mary P Rice. lot 27 3;‘:1-;7-6)\.. 108 | corner_ of hth and Folsom streets; north- | way interfere with the adjoining house. | tistic and attractive interior. cast corner of Fulton street and Thirty-ffth | e 1205450 feats noriwwest corner ghral- | O A- Meussdorfler will erect an = i ine of | Professor Irwin Rautenstruach of urke the verty on the south line of | 32:8x100 feet, -8 ton and Baker streets, 37:6x06:10%, with im- | apartment-house on the west I L, 3 r gifif;l‘r?fl"rfié?fii oot of Tarkin, has | Street and Thirty-sixth avenue for A Gyl | Drovements renting for $i2230 a month; lot. | Jones street, 46 feet south of Pine, to | Washington University has asked the weil for §1250; lot 25x90 feet, on the west si 263107:0 and _fiate ot 368 and. 9% Devise- cost $26,000. It has been leased in ad- | courts to change his name. Very few 0 ¢ C. Drew 2, T s - 5 t, 34:434x137:6, on the southwest ) been sold by C. Drew for $24,000. The |of Scott street. between O'Farrell and Ell dero street; lo ¥ people are able to pronounce it correct- & P £ street, between Market and Mis- | vance of construction for a term of five s 25x120 t. 5 vements | for Margaret Perkins for $3000; fo line of Spear street, 3 lot Is 25x120 f The improvements 5. and he's getting tired of rear, that face on Cedar avenue. adero, for §3000; lot 21x60 feet, and from 1 to 35 White place; lot feet, Frank R. Granniss will put up a |being Natoma streets has been sold to the | with ¢id imbrovements, oa_the west: sidy of | And 728 Vallijo street, and seven lots an the | Of Sacramento street, east of Devisa- | school days. 47 feet. The improvements are old. |line of Cherry, for B. H. Plummer for = TSI 2 the south side of Paeific avenue, betwsen Through the agency of Madison &|Broderick and Baker streets, for $4500: lot Regular Dncc $17.50. Easter Price $12.50. Covert Cl igns. Regular Price $22.50. Easter Price $15.00. Etons and Pleated Evening Coats from $10.00 to 1 in the latest de g 5. and Improvements renting | .. 5 i < = - iy lot 30x75 feet, with old bullding, fon: _lot, £ years for $19,500. ly, he say are three flats in front and two in the [ \iqe of Eiits steect nomondine. for $158 month at 941 and 943 Bryant street Tr “Mottntran i | o e h: e and tenements at 504 and 506 Minna street: | two-sto; building on the north line | name was conferred upon him The southeast corner of Second and | Sfiects. e N curin for o S 40%65 feet and two brick dwellings at 726 | U7 OoStOTY & P in s Sow entate’ for DIASNS. > lot is|Fifth street, between Folsom and Harrison, Behlow estate for $49,000. The lot for S. Chaquette for §7300; ot on the south ADVERTISEMENTS. \ree years ago the same property was | ot 22x65:9 on the south side of Err"l rn)rea SIS0 X e between Stockton and Pow Charles - Cryan for $4000: northwest T A. Muessdorffer, the archi- | sireet and Cotage averue "Sen Rat tect, has bought four flats on the west | 102:5 feet, for T. H. 0'Connor for § on street, 69 feet north of Sales have been made by Easton, for $20,200. The improvements are | Eldridge & Co. as follow: For F. A. Grange, lot 25x75 feet, with flats, on the south side of ¢ ee os i Thomas Magee & Sons sold for Giles | F {he south sids of Clara street, 115 feet weat | H. Gray the property on the northeast | of Point Lobos avenue. Z3:6 west of Niata ? s s s | avenue, for John A. erty, to Albert Drue corner of Jessie and New Anthony |, % g950: tor John Burns, to Otto Schinke' streets, between Second and Third. The | Jr, lot and improvements on the north RGP side of Harrison street, 110 feet east of Four: lot has 46 feet front on Jessl'e street for the account of J. T. Haggerty, lot 50x114 with a depth of 60 feet on New An- | fect, on the north line of Twenty-first street, | thony. It has on it a two-story frame | 125 feet east of Sanches, and for the account building. The price for the property | o atherine Connell, lot 25x05 feet, on tne | was about $15,000. Frederick K. Hous- | Hugo street, for §1325, to Danlel Schudma | ters, Hazeiton, Kimball, and Hallett & Davis inst ante. Hach ene) o — lh’; bu.ye,r(;r “b'j:,'(“b'f,‘ffi,"':,"’",zt b .TL}" ?orogo;::;g ?Jifnhal‘: ’;ee“ mfdet overhauled by practical piano players. Any weak string replaced with a ‘::'n!ur:'_l_::ln-: wb;poses‘ 13 )I t)h nB- nufxcz mdg} ~: astJ“eBlf» | new one. Badly discolored keys renewed; in a word, the pianos put in Eastcn, Eldridge & Co. have sold to | Gings, lot 29x120, on west line of Third ave- the most perfect condition their age wll] merit, and many of them are not nue, north of C street, $1250 at all ola. These are the planos to get for !he children who must start their mu- Frances Marks 65x120 feet and seven | 1,31 north of C street, $1230; Jacob Schmidy, | two-story buildings on the south line | south of A'street, $5500; Newton 1. Rosekrans, | sical education, and some of them are so fine that they will be befitting any fine home. . i lot 100x120, west line of Third avenue, 150 6f Pine street, 110 feet east of Octavla, | "o B street, $1800; Dantel Tosenblulm, | for $15,000. 5| ; ? ese are great bargains for anybody who has not a piano, or who has uvee for a second one. Iot 25120, on west line of Third avenue. ok north of C street, $1250; Myer G. Moses, lot | The following sales are 'reported by 254120, east lne ‘of Third avenu it Shainwald, Buckbee & Co.: of B street, n%s; Edvrard and Ernest pmv.{ b N id for i Bl i tti < hi sthi £ 2 lips, lot 32:6x1 nnrtwu: corner of Third nyican be paid for in mont arts, putting piano-ownership within ‘:Lfif-nf-":\f? u';" ixiin | of A street, $1100; George Himmel 44. Every one should sell to-morrow. Come as early as possible, or talk op Haight street, 1 N S B a2 to us over the phone and make reservation of a piano until train or trol- 00; for W. . o R -] the ‘morth_line of Clay ley lands you here. g Piano needs are progressing. Not that one’s wealth, but that onels advance in musical appreciation requires a piano. And the exchanging of pianos will keep on while the business endures. Nobody wears one out; instead it is traded in part payment for a new model or for one of the better makes. 'alking Skirts wi m $1.00 to $7.50. 0 Dress Skirts in Black and Blue and Brown, ranging $3.50 to $20.00. ine and Crepe de Chine from $7.50 to $35.00. 1 be ONE-THIRD OFF for Easter week only. \U THE CONFIDENCE OF THE PEOPLE manufacturing 44 PIANO BARGAINS Mostly used pianos that have been taken in trade for Deckers, Les- Wholesale Manufacturers 1142-1146 Market Street. on east line of Third avenue. 223 north of B e street, $3375; same, for lot 25x120, on west it Mg ‘_i‘;‘;fifé""’:n l';": line of Third avenue, 125 south of B street, | Locust street, 121:8% forth of for P. Sweeney, lot 25x122:6, 1n the Jordan tract—Wiltam H. Rossel, lot | o o 33:4x120, on east line of Michizan avenue, 400 | e e Mareer | north of Richmond avenus, $1850; Albert H. on the south line of Vallejo | Behrens. lot adjoining on north, $1850: Jesse < = ¢10 | F. Banks, lot 33:4x120, on east iine of Michi- street, feet east of Scott, for $2000; for It Gosts You Nothing to Find Out That You Can Save Money, time, trouble when planning vour trip to St. Louis or Chicago by using the Union Pacific. We have through trains, fine tourist cars, splen- did scenery. See S. F. BOOTH, General Agent, | Montgomery Street, Or any Southern Pacific Agent. THE WEEKLY CALL, $I PER YEAR. | Fulton street, 120 west of Sixth avenue, for | 82 {by A. J. Rich & Co.: Harry Fish lot 27:6x104, on the north line of : for Goodman & Oppenheimer, lot 25x 137:6, on the north line of Geary street, 123 feet west of Broderick, for $1750, IN MANY SECTIONS. The following sales have been made Lot on the south line of Commercial street, —— et ADVERTISEMENTS. (11 7,’ Cures Colds and GRIP Prevents Pneumonia. «“When Grip prevails, every- thing is Grip.” It is not neces- sary for you to distinguish the difference between a hard Cold and the Grip; if you have In- fluenza, Catarrh, Pains and Soreness in the Head or Chest, Cough, Sore Throat, General Postration and Fever or any of these, then Dr. Humphreys’ “77” will cure you quicker gnd better than any known remedy. Jubiiee Book Mailed Free. At druggists’, 25 cents, or mailed, Humphreys' Med. Co.. Cor. Willlam & John Streets, New York, gan avenne, 100 north of Richmond aven: $1850; Willlam G. Leale, ot 33:4x120, on_easi line of Michigan avenue, 134:4 rorth of Rich- mond avenue, $1850. THE PARK NEIGHBORHOOD. Baldwin & Howell make a report concerning the increase of values for residence property south and north of Golden Gate Park. Among other statements of interest are the follow- ing: That values have largely increased in_the residence section of the city is evidenced by a sale just closed through Baldwin & Howell, agents for the City Realty Company, to Wil- liam Koenig, the architect, and Maurice Rosenthal, of the block on Parnassus Heights, bounded by First and Second avenues and H and Hugo streets, consisting of twenty-one lots, which sold for approximately $38,000, or nearly $1900 per lot. The first sales made in Parnassus Helghts, about nine months ago, averaged $1300 per lot. The second sale, which was held in January of the present vear, yielded $1600 per lot, and the last sale, Which emounts to nearly $1900 per lot, shows an increase in value in that district during the lakt nine months of nearly 50 per cent. The same Increase exists in property in the Richmond district, where Lyon & Hoag have made large sales for the Bay District Land Company, and the amount of ‘bullding now going on both north and south of the park indicates that both the Richmond district and the Sunset section of the city will receive a large increase in population in the near fu- ture. The purchasers of the block just eold, Messrs. Koenig and Rosenthal, intend to fm- prove all of it. The plans for the houses are being prepared by William Koenig, and within the next three weeks the work of construction will begin. The plans contemplate the erec- tion of about twenty-one residences which will vary materially. {rom the ordinary or con- ventional style of ings in course of con- struction throughout other portions of the cf Tt 1s the mtention Of the owners te build the houses either for sale or for rent. City properties have been sold by the C. M. Wooster Company as fol- lows: Mrs. C. Zoberbier to Dr. J. L. Warner, lot 25x100) feot, ‘and imorovements. on the fwest o of Lose ot ect nort) Halght, for $10,000; D. G. Paul of ler to N. F. Smith; lot mfl an the northwest line of Corbett road, (eet northeast of Mars nno\: M""“W'-M Ml)su'l This list is worthy of careful reading, and the sake must be attended promptly. We will have all these pianos sold in a “jiffy.” UPRIGHT PIANOS From the homes of Californid taken in part payment for a new small Hazelton or Decker grand or upright piano or Kimball or Lester or Hallett & Davis make. 855 for a $250 Bord upright, of famous French make. a $400 Carl Roenisch upright. a $500 Sohmer upright, ebonized case. a $450 Frances Bacon, plain ebonized case. a $300 Manner & Son, New York. a $500 Fischer upright. $500 Mathushek, in rosewood case. $275 Smith & Barnes; payable $10 down and $5 2 month, Vose, standard size. Bruenn, large size, in fancy mahogany case. Hallett & Davis. Jacob Doll. Ludwig & Co. Decker upright. Chickering, standard size. Crown upright. ssoo Kimball upright, ebonized case. 00 A. B. Chase. $178 for a S:po Brinkerhoff upright. SOME PIANO PLAYER BARGAINS $125 for a $250 Pianola; old model. 8175 for a $250 Pianola; nearly new. $210 for a $275 Angclns. very slightly used. $135 for a $250 Harmonist. A sample player. $165 for a $250 Regal. An excellent instrument. Pommer-Lilers Music Co. 653 Market St. Opp. Chronicle Building. uuvuunuuuuwp