The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, March 4, 1906, Page 49

FRUITV &LE ADV'T’SMNTS FRUITVALE REAL ESTATE. OAKLAND ADVERT'S'M'TS OAKLAND REAL ESTATE. A _TRIP DAY TO WOOD PARK. ban residence of a San gent is now placed on the ms. This tract is situated Fruftvale R. R. station; d with ornamental trees all level; some of the lots | nding the tract. Francisco. he depot car. d high school and yourself the an hon ent when you can get these on easy terms? ale and San 5 cents each wey, car fare COSts yOU NOw, X most beautiful lots we are selling them nything else in the electric these lots have beau- of them bearing woed; #oll is & $300 1o $450. Where els: ble & lot for $3007 were spoken for before the ket | have a lof left in ook at them today. 1 gauge to Fruitvale station, the beautiful wooded WOOD PARK." your choice. E in best pa ew terminus of thi fare to San Francieco: e 10c Odk will double in value within & 3 New cottage of 3 large rooms, baseme « and, fine lot 1 station: easy $1100—Neat 4 ottage, with I E t: two blocks from down, one fioor, c.; lot 45x car near 23d-ave per month. ms; lot 100x140; barn good well of water; al station; terms. ; ot s, all modern: lot hool and car line; lot 40x163; $25¢ t $10 down, and ear line; $10 e Bay View Tract; SEON AVE. DAY STATION. FRUITVALE, CAL. PHONE VALE 692. You HAVE ANYTHING UY OR SELL IT WILL SEE US. co., INC., SAN T 2-PADDON & MONTGOMERY ST, FRANCISCO. 950 BROADWAY, COR. §TH, OAKLAND. AM ST, FRUITVALE. cottage of 4 rooms 40x246 feet: all only one bi : a bargain fenced; Tot. on muud- he last of those cholce investment in_Fruitvale. . near Pruitvale ave.; only a local station; street work all er front foot—111 feet on East 1dth st., te terminal of S. F. local trains; good class of business or an investment, {he above property on easy terms if H. W. DAVIS, Exciusive Agent, 1214 Fruitvele ave. A I\LA ND ADVERT’S M’TS $10 | two blocke from San Francisco lo"lx | BROADWAY. ND REAL ESTATE. TAYIOR BROS. & CO., Estate, Insurance and Financial Agents, elephone Oakiand 950. 1236 Broadway, Oakland, Cal. ACANT PROPERTIES. one of the finest lots oo front; unobstructed vie: : fine corner on Market "fine place for grocery am ats above. + square on 224 ave.; just think cht in the beart of the city, $5 foot. D OR BUBINESS MAN'S HOME. Jk about your pretty homes; not like iamond in the rough, but most rarmingly situated on a corner; beauti- fully terraced, facing southeast and sur- nded by high-class, artistic homes; there are nine rooms, which include & fine billlard-room with open fireplace; every poseible modern and convenient ides = been embraced in this home, includf e cellings, ry on first Broadway t #}lh te trains; you wiil not be disappointed this #f you are lookth( for & fine home, TOP NOTCH INVESTMEN: £000—Lot 50-foot frontage with s very hand- some cottage, 7-foot basement which could &t emall expense be made into a flat; the property within fifty feet sold recently for $750 per fromt foot; this ground is well worth $200 per front foot, or $10,000; now s your time, as it will be sold within a fow duye; 1 1 Jam up against the busi- ness center; you will be surprised when vou know where it ce of the enaps advertised on Sunday en soid. but principals need apply. Office open forenoon. sidence telephones Ash 811 and Bpruce TAYLOR RROS. & CO. 814 San Pablo ave, i3 1l:|Rh?0=‘ house; bath, |lu‘n¢l1§ n bati sets folding water s. 2 marble 3 I-lllm within. Eighth ave., Fwenty-first sts., A. J. SNYDI g REAL ESTATE HROKER AND DEALER, FIRE INSURANCE, 901 Brosdway, Corner Bighth Street. $600—Lot near Fiftieth and Telegraph, with work all done; 40 ft, front. | Splendid investment values on Shattuck ave., close to Alcatraz; SE. corner at $30 pen foot, and Rorthedst corner at $32.50 per 00 00—Splendia butiding lot on Thirty-first st., between Grove and Telegraph: 85x140; a surrounded by .tx. | very choice meighborhood, the best of nomes. ;cmona elegant building lot on Linda Vista: 40x125; beautiful marine view; ¢ { lots sold in this block this week. | $2400—Chotce investment on Alcatraz ave. 80x120; on the north side of the wtrect business approaching this lot rapidly. $450—Cholce buflding lot; near Forty-elghth and Cherry sts.: convenlent to car lines; 40x140. $700—A splendid lot in Berkeley; close to a proposed car line; new buildings all around It; street work all done; 52x134. | $2850—Beautifu) new cottage, 5 rooms and 1 bath; high basement: close to Fortieth and Grove sts.; street work all done; can be had on easy term $3450—Splendid new house, 7 rooms and bath; on Shattuck ave., near Alcatraz; 34x100; terms can be arranged on this. | $9600—4n tnvestment on Seventh st. of 2 flats a cottage In rear; pays a good per— tags. $2000—Cottage of § rooms and bath on a lot 25x100; on & northeast corner; close to Seventh and Oak sts.; must be sold. | $3250—A new cottage of 8 rooms and bath; all moGern conveniences; very conveniently situated; Thirty-third st., sst of San Pablo. | $1400—A good 4-room cottage; on Lydia st., | near Brush; peys $14 per month rent. $2750—A good 7-room house, with bath modern plumbing; on Thirteenth ave. convenient to car lines to Oakland and locals to Ban Francisco; lot 30x100; well worth $3000. ind A. J. NYDER, REAL ESTATE BROKBER AND DEALER, FIRE INSURANCE, 901 Broadway. Corner Eighth Street. WE ARE NOW READY AT OUR BRANCH OFFICE IN OAKLAND, 850 BROADWAY, CORNER NIM PHONE OAKLAND 463. SELL YOU A PIECE OF CITY OR COUNTRY PROPERTY, MAKE YOU A LOAN, WRITE YOU FIRE | INSURANCE, COLLECT YOUR RENTS TH ST. TO | OR MATTER WHERE LOCATED. BURR-PADDON 40 MONTGOMERY, SELL YOUR PROPERTY NO co. SAN FRANCISCO. PHONE MAIN 3794 OAKLAND OFFICB, 950 BROADWAY, COR. NI? PHONE OAKLAND 463. TH ST. | $L.750—Fine elevated lot. 108x209; one block | See | LAYMANCB REAL BS' i1 460-462 Elghth et., AT 00 E Soming of Key Route will add 30 per cent to | frontage; 40x138. OAKLAND ADVERT'S'M’TS OAKLAND REAL ESTATE. l LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE 480-462 Eighth st., Oakland. Sad BROADWAY FRONTAGE. BROADWAY FRONTAG BROADWAY FR(¢ BROADWAY FRONTAGE: KEY ROUTE TERMINAL. KEY ROUTE TERMINAL. KEY ROUTE TERMINAL. KEY ROUTE TERMINAL. Improved Broadway frontage, 93x150; this slde of 20th st.; 13,050 square feet in block having Broadway and Telegraph ave. frontag: between two prominent cross-town streets; a jacent and adfoining properties recently ‘sold have been offered handsome advances on sale price. This is a profit-maker for you. WE ALSO HAVE OTHER PROPERTIES ON THIS BUSY STREET. IN COMMERCIAL CENTER. $60,000—Substantial brick._ business block; & stores; under secured lease; pays nearly © Der’ cent met: $35,000 flat loan can remain; north of 12th st. and Broadway, MODERN BUSINESS HOLDING. $30,000—Fine, extra well-bullt, modern story brick building: leased § vears at $2400 per annum: then $3600; north of 12th st.. In Oakland's best and cleanest CIRCUMSTANCES COMPELLING $5,600—RIght in business centers b6 res focat. age; plain Improvements paying doubie ::m:)_medo: interest; within 100 feet nd’s o ustest’ section; has a OAKLAND HEIGHTS BARGAIN. to car; this will double in value within 18 months; watch our prophecy. : other papers. Oakland. | g GOOD LOTS. CHEAP LOTS. BROADWAY SNAP. LARGE FRONTAGE; west side of street; of this property. LOSE IN LOT. ‘"400—~!<19\ul¢d close in, fine view; west -621- ‘Eoo—(‘orner, 37 Key and nu._ $2000—There are only two corne: Grove st. at this price. b KEY ROUTE LOTS. $50—Lots on south side of Bith st., Grove; easy payments. PART PAYMBNT $480 to $600—85-1t. and 40 t?o Fe Tract No. %R!i'wnl bl pose X lock from proj d Rnu\e Hne good for buulnen on near lots in Santa ss..o;:;;::]:;xus nOrth side street in South $400—Lot 45x125 on Effle st. 621~ $250—Lot 25x135 on Ward st. -624- BREED & BANCROFT, | 1060 Broadway, Oaklan Branch Office, Grove and 63d sts. HOMES—HOMES—HOMES, $2800—A very neat new bungalow cottage, rooms and bath; every feature for com- fort; Jot 35x185; fruit, flowers, lawn and close to Key Route and electric ! $1000 cash, balance gardens | | $2850—New colonial 5-room cottage, just be- ing completed; gas and electricity; good size lot; good surroundings; very handy to Y.ey Route trains, Senta Fe and San Pallo and Grove st. cars; will tint and finish to your own liking if you act quickly; $1000 cash, balance bank mort- gage. $3300—2-story colo:lal house: nearly mew: in elegant order and condition; in Linda Vista Terrace: the arrangement and gen- eral plan to be admired; one must see it { to appreciate it; terms if desired. STERNBERG, CHISHOLM & LINDBERG, | Exclusive Agen | 1008 Broadway, Oakland, OLIVER RBALTY 1105 James Flood bldg., COMPANY, Ban Francisco. residence, close in; 40x 8652 __New 6-room_cottage, on 14th ave,; 170; cheap; $2300. S 555—Special; two 5-room cottages on 11th ave.; both for $2700. § 581—Magnificent modern home, on prominent corner, fine locality: $5500. 53—House, 9 rooms and bath; T5x150; 19th ave., near 23d ave.: $4500. S 570—Lot, 50x150; Haskell st.; $625. B 571—Lot, 33 1-3x100; 46th, near Grove st.; $800. 5G7—4 lots, 24th st.; each $375. | 8 583Corner on 30th st.; 50x130; worth | more; ’ | | § 684—Broadway corner, close In; cheap at §100 foot | Wnte for complete list of Oakland, Berkeley and Fruitvale property. THE FRANK H. JOHNSON COMPAN UNION SAVINGS BUILDING. INVESTMENT $2750—8-room house, large basement, wind- mill, tank, xood stable; cement sidewalk | and street work: ot 34x150. Wil sell or | trade for Oakland or Berkeley lots. $3650—Nice 7-room house negr Pledmont ave.: all modern; lot 35x110. Can be bought on_time, | $3200—8-room house near Bith st., high base- ment and cellar; all modern and new with | latest lmprovements, has good stable; | terms, $700 down and balance on mortgage. In 750—4-room cottage located near Pledmont | ave.; all modern. Terms $300 down and $15 per month ne bargain: lot $4x120. -room cottage on lot 25x100; located near Madison st. GARDNER-FRICK CO., 468 Tenth st., Oakland. | Real Estate, Investments, Insurance, Loans. We buy cheap property for cash and only advertise bareains. AKLAND MONEY-MAKER. $23.50 per foot; fine corner; Piedmont section; | 150x200; near Key Route. { FRUITVALE BARGAIN. | $400 cash; §25 per month puts you in s- i sion of 6-room modern house just building; SE, frontage; fine view: close to two car lines; cheap at price. $2700. BERKELEY I8 A GOOD TOWN. $650 for a fine south front lot; all street work done; close to Key Route. We have some fino Santa Cruz city and country property to sell and exchange at prices that will please you. 408 Tenth st. Phone Oakland 3149. | _THB ALDEN CO., 465 Tenth st., Oakland. | $3000—Modern 6-room cottage, bath and all | o good Jot; 1 block to new Key depot, Market st., Oakland. mao—fio good flats; central to Broadway, cars and traine; no fare to pay; rented g’ a month; good investment and a :so—m is & snap for any one wanting an e odate residénce of § rooms, eto.. completely furnished, on & corner, well located mnd with'n walking distance to 14th and Broadway; would sell without furniture if desired. THE ALDEN CO., 468 Tenth st. CROWN & LEWIS. 1 . bungalows near the Key Route e et e T U D minutes. You can have your cb:wlx':n'm $2650; come over and Jook at them, it will cest you nothing; call at our office. A 1006 Bmldwly BELDEN & PERCIVAL. 1000 — Two-story brick business block Fith T5 feet frontage between way and ‘ashington st.; well e ell rented to good perma- $150 cash and $20.50 monthly, includl - terest; ‘pretty new bungalow on M-roonl‘lz:‘ block from Key Route depot; 8 minttes wajic to_business center. 25,000—Broadway business propert location. and. partioniars’ at ot pullaing; get $800 will buy a lot, 8 minutes’ walk f: business center; 1 block to Key Raute a.?;'? V\here can you do better? Terms t foot 10t near 27th and Grvve ts M;}an 0 Toot At same rate. - 5 carh end $28 monthly, including ungalow terest; m 5-room b and sunny BW{OO( lol ! minutes’ walk to business center and bl to Key Route depot. rner on Telegraph ave., 100 feet square; not far out; Telegraph ave and Broadway property Is booml Get In qulck near KQ}' Eute ferry line on ‘now property l'lll be boomm:. Tract is one block from Market st. depot, and 8 blocks from San Pablo ave. depot of new line and § minutes’ walk to business center. San Pablo and Athens aves., Market and 23d ets.; lots $800 each; terms to suit; new homes $2450 and up; $150 cash and up; $20.50 month- Iy; send for catalogue and get a lot or home before all are gone; speculators now buying them up, l.nd ‘hg‘(n (oln‘ like hot cakes. PERCIVAL, Broadway, Oakiand. . LOTS . ...LOTS 3 DOWN. $8 DOWN In the city, Dot out in the country. Built up solidly on all sides. $3 down—balance $2 or §8 a week. NO TAXES ‘NO INTERBST uaranteed. Perfect Payments Suspended During Sickness or Loss of Employment, All lots have sewer, water and gas con- nection; twelve of these lots front on a wide boulevard; street work all done; cement sidewalks lald and lots graded. This property is 40 minutes from San Francisco; unexcelled rapid transit facilities; maein line cars pass property for Key Route connection and all parts of Oakland, Alameda and Berkeley. Three blocks to public schools; within 10 minutes’ walk of many schools, colieges and churches. Many factories, stores, city park, bank, public library and reading-room in imme- diate vielnity. For Particulars Apnly to DUBY-MILLS & CO. 1008 BROADWAY -OAKLAND F. F. PORTER, 466 EIGHTH ST. 125 teet in best tesidonce alatrict on Tele at $15 below the regular m‘n“pcla can easily make ‘1000 within 80 $5,000- Bair almost new flats: cholce location; rented for $55; extra large rooms; hest of plumbin dining-room and electric; -hhboarfl built large lot, and will always rent; owner l'lvln‘ ,500—Two well-bullt con-ln. in_location steadlly advancing; reating for $48; nell‘ broadgauge local, walking flMl.n town; present ts Deen there 6 and 8 years; will sell one or both, $2,400—Six-room, well-bullt cottage. on beau- tiful street, near town and ecar line; lot nrlc panel 32x1 cash, balance $9 per month, $11,500—Thi e second reduction of $500 on this I2room residence with -ounds, acing 2 streets; eas- it " aibdtvided 16 i off 2ot without marring beauty of ground: §14,000 wan refused for this property within the past year. This MUST be eold. 1f noti sold :x““l:“: week it will nnln be_reduced ¥. ¥. PORTER, 466 EIGHTH § $4000 CASH, monthly payments to sulf a grand home property in an ideal Inumm, Em Oakland; house of MIIIA chicken-houses; fine o and shade trees shrubbery; grand site and view; 288x140. street macadamized; nice home surroundi: prics winds here; will sell less quantity of land if desired; in all, §7750; no fog nor chilly call o send for circular, 1300 Fruitvale ave., near local station 3 ree. — R e TWO-FLAT house on Milton n.. n-r Ban Pablo ave.: rented for 0, price Two-flat house, West Oakland; mmu m rice $2200. 4-room high basement cottage; modern; 27:6x100; fine location: near new . camuerys $1800; terms. CHAPIN & BOOTH, 60 San Pablo ave., Oakland. THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, MARCH 4 " 1900. OAKLAND ADVEBT’B’!’TS OAKLAND REAL ESTATE. AUSTIN SAYS BUY ON BROADWAY. $20,000—The one best buy on the market: mod- ern 3-story business block on prominent corner inside of 224 st. and between San Pablo ave. and ph; in rentals 12 per cent on investment; this is one of the most substantial in- vestments on the market; we have a short time contract at the price; can be resold in 80 days at 20 per cent prom' inquire at once. §15.000_Business property on Broadway, in- eldo of 22d wide frontage, deep iot; a Ivnd buy tol' a quick turn; we cln. felh’er this piece at the price; presen ncome pays good interest; will {hereane in value rapldly; see this Monday. $14,000—Fine, business block on well located corner on Broadway; occupled by gro- . cery; large lot; one of the best buys on the market; this property s bound to advance in value; see us, 563 $7,000—The best small buy on the market; lot 45x100; improvements bringing in good rental immediately adjoining the highest priced plece of property on Broadway between 1ith and 22d sts.; we can deliver this at this price for only a limited tlm ; see this at once: don't walt. 626 $5,000—A substantial Investment; lot 37 feet frontage, with ImDruvememr west side Franklin st., right in town} buy now and watch Franklin st. grow: surround- ing property now being held at least 20 per cent bigher; this is good. 626 $2,250—This is the best little thln‘ we have; -story house, Al condition, within one block of the Key Rout n-uon on Tele- graph and 224 st.; will be worth about doublo this price In sixty daye; don't fail to see this; Inquire at once. GEORGE W.. AUSTIN, 1002 Broadway, Oakland, Cal. “HOME, SWEET HOME. SPECIAL BARGAIN! $20 PER MONTH BUYS THIS FINE COTTAGE. i s A snap for quick sale on your own terms; brand new -room cottage, thoroughly modern in every respect, with large pantry, wash trays, electric lights and open plumbing; large pan- eled dining-room, with cove ceilings and burned brick open fireplace; sun in every room; fine lot, with 8 cherry trees and {nnumerable rose- bushes of the best varieties; a strictly home proposition for your wife and you. THIS IS ALSO WITHIN A BLOCK AND A HALF O THE NEW FUFTT-RIITH ST, KEY ROUTH TO SAN FRANCISCO. REMEMBER, A SMALL PAYMENT AND $20 PER MONTH BUYS IT. HARRY L. HOLCOMB, 314 SAN PABLO AVE. INVESTOR OF CAPITAL. THE E. P. VANDERCOOK COMPANY, 1016 BROADWAY. REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS. CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTIES. FINE BUSINESS LOCATIONS. EXCELLENT FACTORY SITES, Most desirable home sites in the Vernon Heights, Linda Vista, Pledmont and East Oakiand Helghts districts, from $12 to $60 per foot. New flats netting from 8 to 10 per cent on money invested. Cheap lots in Fruitvale on easy terms. $850— Lot 75x100, with a 5-room house, sit- uated in East Oakland Helghts: good locality; 2 blocks from Key Route cars; $200 cash, bal ance monthly payments. BEAUTIFUL NEW North side of street, near Key Route depot 6-ROOM COTTAGE, in Pledmont District; only $3300; easy terms. 200 FEET, INCLU in Santa Fe Tract; buflder; low price for ING CHOICE CORNER, fine proposition for 100 FEET ON SAN PABLO AVE. Choice business proposition: near 40th offer wanted, and can secure terms if desired. ALBERT 8. DAY, REAL ESTATE AND LOANS, FIRE INSURANCE, 1232 BROADWAY, OAKLAND, CAL. $500 DOWN. §500 DOWN Will buy a 5-room new cottage; all modern improvements: lot 35x140; high ground; street work complete; close to school end electric cars; $1700 can remain on mortgage; monthly rayments $20, including Interest: good loca- tion: all new houses in the nelghborhood; in- vestigate; a al account of owner leaving the State, a 8-room 13;-story dwelling, modern convenlence, lot 30x150; must be sold within 10 days; rents ;m price reduced to $1300 for quick sale. 'hvo-nary dwelling, with 4 bedrooms, parlor, dining-room and kitchen; lot Slx 100; few minutes’ walk to East Oakland station; steadily rented at $18; offer wanted to close up an estate. ALBERT ECHMIDT.‘H? 13th ave., East Oak- land. CENTRAL TITLE INSURANGE CO. Defends your title in case it is attacked. 808 BROADWAY. INVESTMENT EXTRAORDINARY. ¢ subdivision, bullding or speculation; ‘beautiful block, 300x300, in excellent location, convenlent to cars, schools and churches, with street work complete, for sale at one-half price of sdjoining lands If taken immediatel; vancing locality; good nelghborhood; & rare gurortunity: litfle ‘money needed. ' D TLLS & CO., 1008 Broadway. SPECULATORS, ATTENTION! Some very promising property, convenient to “Key Route,”” for sale at a bargain; only 34 cash: street sewered and ready for build- ing; this 1s e splendi renting locality. Cal on ' RICHARD MONTGOMERY, Koy Routo siation, Tolderatn Sve Aot dth oL, Central Oakla: $3300—2 FLATS; pay 9% per cent net on your investment; lot 83x100; close in; Inyestigate and satisfy yourself /GEO. H. VOSE. Real Estate, 908 Broadway, Oakland. NEW; B rooms; hardwood floors; hot water heating; instantaneous water heater; unob- structed view Pledmont Helghts; owner liv- ing on it. Box 6205, Call ce, Oakland. A WEEK'S news for 5 cents—The Weekly Call, 6 pages, {n wrapper. for matling. $1 per year. OAKLAND HOUSES TO LET. PRI et s e F’OR rvnl—'l‘hc elegant home of the late Judge ‘an Dyke; 14 rooms, large grounds; § min- llul to fllh st. and Broadway. GEORGE B. M. GRAY, agent, 454 Ninth st., Oakland. |. BEKINS VAN AND STORAGE CO., general ‘movers—We have the best warehouse in the West (only covered vans ). DON'T MISTAKE THE Nunam 1018 Broadway, Oakland; phone Oakland OAKLAND FURNL WALSWORTH, 410—$10; ; flowers, lawn, location, all nice; enap; long Jease, Why buy furniture? Cheaper this way. QAKLAND FURNISHED FLATS, PR e e ety oot wosl e i, T, m—nmxsnmp lower floor; modern; sunny; Deasy h lectriof o; 865 Thir-atih st ve electric, ELEGANTLY furnished flat, 7 rooms; all ny; large vard. st., key o, OAKLAND ROOMS TQ LRET. FIFTEENTH, 615—3 or 4 cozy rooms connect— of: aepprate entrance; central; §lso one. fine _.__..._.w_——‘——---m oAnum “"nwfl'- w—mom hr::;" newly ‘D HOUSES. 6 rooms, modern; mmm 3 nulem Call at .ll) :45 p. m. Young People's . 6 p.m. u’i. m. the Holy Com- munion.’ 7:30 p. “Can Murder 7" Applied 1o local conditions. Sermon, ‘“The Folly of Profanit; Take Mimion or Valenola st. cars to Twenty- -first street. ts free, CENTRAL Methodist Episcopal Church, Mis- slon st.. between Si Seventlii—The pastor, Rev, George wmu will preach Sun chool at s gt 8:15. Near principai otels. SIMPSON Memorial Methodm Episcopal Church, corner of Hayes and Buchanan sts. —At 11 a. m, the funeral service of our late r, 1. E. Blake, will _be con- tor, James H. N. Wililams, er ministers. At 7:30 p. m. “How the i by of the pastor will preach - Comes to Us." flmfl Church, Q)flflrnll. st., corner of Stock- n—Rev. David J. Evans, rector. Celebra- tlun of holy communion, § a. m.; Litany, sec- ond celebration 11 a. m. “Seels Ye the Lord” (Rol service in B flat (Stainer); Yull cathedral service, 7:45 p. m. servics in B flat (Martin); offertory. ‘At Thy Feet In Adoration’’ (Dvorak); preacher, the Rev. L. C. Santord. rector of St. John's %hul‘ch: organist and choirmaster, Willlam olt. TRINITY Church, corner Bush and Gough st ck W. Clampett, D.D., rector. Toly commmumion, 1:30 and 31 6. m.; morning Torvice, 11 o'clock, addresses by Archdeacon Emgry and Dr. Clampett; evening service, 8 o'clock, sermon by the rector. You are cor- dially invited. ALL SAINTS Church (Eplscopal), Waller st., Dbetween Masonic ave. and Ashbury st.—Rev, W. E. Hayes, rector. Morning service. 1i o'¢lock; Sunday-school, 9:30 a. m. No even- ing service until further notice. TUNITARIAN Church (First), southwest cor- ner Geary and Franklin sts.; Rev. Bradford Leavitt, minister—Junior Chyrch and Sunday hool are at 1 C."A. Murdock super- intendent; Sunday service s at 11 o elocks thers. is 7o evening service; Rev. Samuel A. Eliot, D. president of the American Un! tarlan_Association, will preach the sermon: Rev. C. Calvert Smoot of the Second Church and R dford Leavitt will assist in the service: music by quartet, under direction of H B Brzlneflck organist; all are cordially in— ted. UNITARIAN Church (Second) corner Twen. tieth and Capp sts. (Take Miesion, Valencia or Howard st. cars)—C. Calvert Smoot, minister; residence, 3470 Twentleth st. Sun- day school at 9:45 a. m. No service at 11 o'clock, as there will be a union service at the First Unitarian Church, addressed by Dr. Samuel sum of Boston. Evening ser- vice, 7:45; subject of sermon, ‘‘The Pulpit and Polities.”” .Cholr under the direction of Mrs. H. E. Franck. All cordially invited. FIRST Congregational Church, corner Post and Mason sts—Rev. George C. Adams, D.D., pastor, will preach at both services. a. m., toplc, “The Loaf and the Cup” ception of mamber- - holy communion. At p. m., ‘The Righteousness of All are eoramly invited. THIRD Congregational Chufch, Fitteent, and Mission sts.—Rev. W. Layson, D. will preach at 11 a. m. nd 10 B . Re- ception of members and baptism at 1 Christian Endeavor Soclety meets at 6: m.; subject, “‘What Is True Happin: T.' P. Shuffeton, leader. Tuesday, Lad A14 Soclety meets at 10:30 a. m. Tuesday evening, delegates to Church Federation meet at the church. Wednesday evenin talk on Egypt continued. Friday evening, Rev. 1. C, Mesorve lectures on ““A Trip With a Bride,” under the auspices of the C. E. So- clety. Juniors meet Thursday at 3:30 p. m., Miss Eihel Qlsen superintendent. Goa* FIRST Presbyterian Church, Van Ness ave, and Sacramento st., Rey. Willlam Kirk Guthrie pastor—Services at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. the pastor will preach morning and evening. Bible school, 9:45 a. m. Christian Endeavor, 6:15 p. m. Wednesda: midweek service. Thursda; will give a dinner to ‘members’ and friends, to be followed by a musical and literary pro- gramme. All are cordlally invited. CALVARY Presbyterian Church, corner Jack- . Jobn Hemphill, sermon topic, lion.” Eveni) mon tople, " Th will preach at both services. Sabbath- Eohoor at 9:30 a. m. Christian Endeavor mieeting at 6:15 p. m. Prayer-meeting Wednesday Ing ab 8 o'clock Al are Gordially invited. FIRST Baptist Church, 320 Eddy st.—Rev. W. Story, Sacramento, Cal, will preach at m ' and 7:30 p. m. Bible class meets 80, Christian Endeavor services at 8:30 p. m. A. Macurda, musical director all services. Midweek P service meets Wetnesdsy evening at. 7:45. All are Invited. Seats free. CHRISTIAN Sclence mervices—First Church of Christ, Sclentl e; Post and Taylor sts.— Services, 11 o 'm._and 7:43 p. m.: sbject of lesson sermon, ‘Bubstance.”” Sunday-school for children. 11 . m. Wednesday evening meeting, 8 o'clock. Free reading-rooms. 206 Kearny st., rooms 500-510. All are welcome. “NEW Thought”” Church, according to “Sci- ence of Being''—Servjce Sunday, 8 p. m., 1120 Sutter st., near Polk. Pastor, Sarah J. Watkins: subject, ‘‘The Power for Life or Death gt o Mental Image.. All are welcome, Lessons In ‘‘Science of Being”" Tuesdays, p. m.; Thursdays, 8 p. m. Oakland " chureh service, Sunday, 11 a. m,, Maple Hall. Les- sone, “'Sclence of Being,'' Tuesdays, 8 p. m.; Fridays, 2:30 p. m. lblpnu:{'d- tmnnocxor.klnnu Hull, Stelnway building, 223 Sutter st. Sub- Ject, “Say not ye there are yet four months, Az, thew:. aetiy harvest?' etc.—Jobn = MEETING extraordinary; kcm—u at 8 orclock tonight; el son Brown, e D b earta aad Charies J: Andereon: e last two gentiemen will appear, this even~ Inl’ onty triends n-euu‘ trom 7 to fl I D 0. P bullding, Seventh and Market sts. S O N e T e ——— CLATRVOYANCE, how = developed its use demonstrated from sound of voice. At upper Golden Gate Hall, 667 Sutter st., 8 p. m., by Madam Bergman’ admission free. MISS FRANCES E. SPEYER. Golden Gate Hall, 8 p._ m.; “Deluston of Consclence’; ad- mission 25c. FEED Thought Assoctatia 161 City Hall ave.. 20 m. “Would Free Love Be Beneficial HINDU Tem e, cor, Webster-Filbert: free. Tonight at 8, “Life of Great Indian Sage. MEETING NOTICES. @o! Encampment No. 1, L. S o ckmbaes Al assemble’ in SEPN their Jodgeroom on SUNDAY at 1 p- m. to attend the funeral of Pat OU! oo L. TURPIN JR., C. P. I'IDELIT! Lodge No. 222, I O. F.—First degres Monday e‘venln“ March “?. nb’:;tn:.“ 1 ttend; vl tn( ers - 3':1“” . DERNING, N. @. P, I\'ERSO‘Y R-ec ‘Sec. (,ALXFORN Lodge No. 1, 1. O. O. — Initlation HON‘DAY SicHT, March 5. welcome. H. A. LUKE, Secretary. n the city and county of State M California, on WI’DNESDAY the 7th My D. m at (ht hour of 11 of electing a Tor the snsulog ear and for the transa of much other usiness as may properly come before the Transter books wil clo close ten meeting. rior to date of meeting. THOIA ecretary. ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. DIVORCE; costs, $12; quick, quiet; advice free; Do fee in advance; no charge unless success- ful; open evngs; wills, deeds, leases, blils of sale and articles of co-partnership; corpors- tions organized; bankruptcy; collections; pro- bating of estates. 927 Market st., room 301 R. W. KING, Attorney-at-Law. Exam. bldg., 6th floor, entrance room ®l1: established 20 L courts. gemeral courts and office practice: ho fge In advance or for consulta- tion; evenings by appotntment. Tel. Red 3601. CREDITORS of R. Brent Mitchell, who wish to lum of something to their advantage, are re- to address box 2843, Call office, with- Sut delay. ADVICE free; legal divorce costs $12; all law cases handled; no fee in advance; open Sat- urday evenings: other evenings by appoint- ment; call and save money. 810 Mkt r. 33 ADVICE free—Columbian Law and Col. Ag.. . 85, 916 Market, cpp. Emporium; phon matters and collectlon; 01d entablished. L, 8. CLARK, 927 Market, room 802, consulta- ‘tion free: no fee in advance. Open evenings. —_— AUTOMOBILES. every one of them: ;. “Olds,"” $150, " $330, - runabouts $300, B, $1800; A, $2000; “Whites, 04, $1400; 05, 24 ‘08, mobiles, $100, $125. $150: every car guaranteed: most of above can be seen at 673 Thirty-sixth st., Oakland. Phone Oakland 4562. REAL bargain—'04 White, good as new: new top; mew gemerator: new tires; free t. same aa '05, and equipped with extras cost- ing over 2500. If interested write R. H. MORRIS, 675 36th st.. Oakland. NEW model powerful four-cylinder side en- trance tonneau car will be sold at a bargain: owner going to Europe. 1507% California st., 10 to 12 e. m., 2 to 4 p. m. KNOX automobile for sale or exchange for lot: good as nmew. Address B. W HOPPS, 413 California st. FOR sale—10 hp. automobile; late model; In excellent condition: will sell at a bargain for cash. Box 1672, Call office. ‘WHITE touring car for sale: $1750; a bargain; in first-class_condition. Please s@dress box 3357, Call office. $1000—WHITE touring car; fully equipped: this is really a great bargain. Inquire par- ticulars box 8038, Call office. FOR sale—Model B Winton machine; in fine condition and a bargain. Write to me, box 1629, Call office. ‘WANTED—To buy automobile; ferred. Address box 3358, Call office. e e e BOARDING FOR CHILDREN THE Peogle- Church meets Sunday, 8 p. m., at 220 Golden Gate ave. Pastor, Mrs. Mary A. Wells. Subject, “The Light of Trath From a Spiritual Standpoint.” A GOOD- home for 1 or 2 children in a Ger- man family. 316 Prespect ave., near Cort- land ave. WANTED—A nule girl or boy to board by BUDDHIST Mission, 807 Polk st.—To-day at 11 a. m., the Right Rev. Soyen Shaku, tox- mer Lord Ahbott of Japan, now Mr, Alex. ujl, Kam: issell's honorable guest and lecturer, will deliver his farewell Address on the mbject, lightenment.”" Mr. author and scholar, WHI interprete him. I:nonnce and En- Suzukl, r!no‘mag A be held this (Sunday) afternoon The Robson orchestra will concert. Mre. Hip- perdine, » nger, will render solo, ‘‘Heavenly Rest'': Walter M. Wood of Chicago, a strong speaker, it give the address on ‘“‘Success Power.” All men ipvited. No charge. MEETINGS—SUNDAY." Hns J. WARD wm hold developing circles test circles, under -plrl; enm.rol mann n 8 p. m., 26c; sit- tings daily. '1815A Mission st., near 14 BIBLE Spiritual Church, 0. F. Bldg. Pfl!mllhl H!ll—-h&v !(t.tl! Hllemnn Har- veuon, T. Thurman, lecture, messages, 8 sharp. s KATIE HEUSSMAN-HARVES- A -lmn:- dally. 14 MecAllister st., room Ird floor; clrcle Friday evenings, 25c. m YOU‘ND'! test meetings to-day, 2:30 and 8 p m., ; 975 McAllister. Readings daily at 1269 .l:Allllur st. s, T. B. SPIRITUAL Church, &oltilh Hall, 8 ‘m.; Maxwell, Wrenn, Coackley, Samuels, , _Armstrong. JOHN Wm—sunm-l test meeting; music 2 and O'Farrell st. A—HRS 'J, J. WHITNEY, bus. medium and llh reader. 1208 Market, r. 19, Galt House. HARLIOND Breniay tis) ctiee night, 10c; business readings dally. 148 slxtn MRS. MEYER, 335 McAllister—Tests to all ev- ery evening: questions ans.; readings daily. nday tests 10c; circles day, S p.m. 1049A Mkt 8, A. O. F. bullding, MRS.L.H.KINNAIRD, St ‘Monday, Wednesday,. W. G. KEEGAN holds a test seance every night except Safurday, 10c. 148 Sixth st. MM! LVCRE‘H.A—CIN!.- wm .nnlns. 10c. MHM Brotherhood. UN erman mother’s care; countryfied Bome. " Box 3456, Cal otfice, A m ‘o for birth to 8 ‘medical care if necessary; n»m “ehilaren adopted. Howard st. LADY wants child to board: teach German: sunny home; ref. 1138 Turk. by Jefferson Pk. e e S e e BOOKKEEPING. LET us keep your books; nothing too large, nothing too small; we make a specialty of keeping small sets of books. THE FAXONJ AMES AUDIT CO., Tel. 920, 511-12-13 Callaghan blds. BUSINESS CHANCES. A—$3000; most clegantly fitted up cormer sa- Inon; cholcest location of Market el vale $000s: 55 s must be sacrificed; other business. feulars R. G. WILKE. T_TF&T_——_——— loon with © furn. rooms: cormer; close to new postotfice; rent $35: & bargain & Tare ehance R, G. WILKE, 26% Kearny. A—lflwo, old-establ. saloon in wholesale dis- lace establ. vears; doing a good busi- ness; no fake: only sickness cause of sale. R. G. WILKE, 26} Kearny A—$2300; corner bar and grocery on Larkin with 0 liviog rooms; old-established. paying business: sickness in family only cluu ot sale; value in sight. R. . WILKE, 263 Kearny st A—$1200; -:lmn close to R. R. depot; place doing & good business; disagreement of only e‘nl. of sale: & bargain; cheap Call R, G. 261 Kearny st. bug; fllfllmfl_ll BALOON, T el clode To-Cal blldint: 'nn‘|mul' and & 'Q“ m’u h"lfl‘fl ‘dll. ale. | Seo R. G. wn.x:. B Ky OLIVER REA! -PA" 1105 James Flood Blfll fin 8- ul—GM ahne- to secure estabiished busi- children's furnish- miles chance ... ceeiina 300 No. 10. Hotel, live town; no opposition. 8,500 No. 11. Dental pariors. good town; No. 12. No. 13. No. 14 springs See our large list hots stock investments (mo mMning). Large list of city and country propesty; ranches, improved and unimproved. ~Remem~ ber the name. Remember ma Pablo ave. LEONARD & CO., Phone Oak! FOR sale—The formula lnd business of patented hair grower; the business has been established in San neisco for several mula for a druggt of and keep it on the enterprising person to buy and form an in- corporation for the manufacturs and sale of the preparation? the business s well estab- presen: is feeble and desires to uflrv. and will sell cheap; only those meaning bustness need ap- _Dply; no agents, Box 1671, Call offies, ATTENTION, c.nn-nn»—c.momn industria) company, controlling secret capital to manyfacture and ‘cotaniian, ?n- throughout the ol for-the saln of of i duct: process which statistics i moma. ware manufactured during 1903 entireiy new and marvelous in its work; nothing in the mar- ket like it; liberal inducement to right rincipals oniy need apply. Box 3328, SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY. w-ncaa by the leading real estate corporation g00d, live men in every town in_Californis as managers of a branch office. This is one of the best propositions ever offersd to men desiring to go into the real estats business. Guaranteed income. For particulars ad- dress box 3030, Call. $500—SACRIFICE; State rights to V. R. tale- phone attachment; will net from $200 to $300 per month: public necessity: only attachment on market: reason for seliing territory golag East at once; 100 attacHments which will sell for $2 each go with sale: investigate this proposition and you will invest. Box 4209,Call. STORB for rent at Ashby sta., 3 living T modern, $25; store for rent at A-hby living _rooms, best location at this station, rent $35. See owner. A. E. HARGRAVES, Ashby station, Berl FOR sale—Laundry business and real estats in Palo Alto for $5000; reason for selling. _death of proprietor. Address Pala Alto Laundry, 644 Emerson st., Palo FOR sale—Candy store in Mission district: must sell on account of having other busi~ ness; bargain: must be seen (o be appreciat- ed. 'Box 3066, Call office. DELICATESSEN store in Western Addition for sale at a bargain: ought to be seen to be ap- reciat For full particulars address box fo, office. BUTCHER shop for sale In Berkeley; well es- tablished in growing locality: everything complete. Address for full particulars box 3358, Call office. PARTNER: an honest and experienced gents furnishing goods man with $1300 to en- ter with me with equal amount. Box 8209, Call, Oakland. or lady of m ‘meads o Tveat I &a sstabilahed basineses gtce po- sition with falr salary. Box 6300, Call, Oak- land. $300—WANTED, a man wiiling to assist gen- erally as partner in light bustness more assistance: $75 a month; easily learned: short hours; trfal given. 759 Market, room M. DELICATESSEN, bakery and dairy produce: good cash trade; attractive store; elean stock; 3 fine living rooms: rent § ai awner has other business. & CHICKEN rlnch. InlChh!'ry complete; lot 100 nice DOXAL Dlmoud. o, OLD - ESTABLISHED delicatessen ‘well stocked: 2 lving-rooms; steady trade; Mves— 1, Van Ness ave. BARGAINS in Berkeley mdse. stocks; what do you want?. STANFORD, 2300 Shattuck ave.. Berkeley. RICHMOND Dist. delicatessen stors, in grow- ing neighborhood; illness cause of sale; fully equipped in every particular. Box 1628, Call. ‘WANTED—To invest in small restaurant buai- ness in San ,'rnnct-co. Please give full - Tnlers 1n addresstog o at DO 3007, GAIL il Light manufacturing business: monopol household necessity: t: ous profits; e renson {or eeliing. Box 8941, Ca" A HALES m‘n:ml‘ in & licensed plumbing location; cheap; on instail- e Saa0, Cait ottice: FOR sale—Bakery and dellcatessen, with 1t ing ‘Tooms sttached. in ; $200. Bo: 3022, Call office. RESTAURANT for sale o Sonows County: oo trade snd & monopoly. Address box 3319, Call office. . R e FOR ssle—Cigar stand and billlard perior come and interview me in regard to same: low price. Box 2672, Call office. N e e FOR sale—Delicatessen. bakery and creamery: no reasonable offer refused. 2308 Sufter at.. near Scott. PR B e R R BTG U B DO you want a_desirable location on Market st., with long lease. suitable for store or sa- loon? Call at 10071 Market st., nr. 6th. WANTED—Business man with $3000 to $10 - 060. machinery line: good epportunity; es- tabiished business. Box 3366, office. 0B PRINTING PLANT for sickness. EAG ey st. 1o 55 s Ry . SALOON license cheap today. Call 1007% Mar- ket, near dth. Phone Folsom 2046 L e e e TAUNDRY route for sale, $300. 3372 Mission street. P bmot 5\ ER, $2500 or less, in chemical works: estab. l!&‘ big returns. Box 3067, Call. BUTCHER shop for sale in Mission district; price $400. Pox 1678, Call office. PHOTO studio, $600; best ‘Oflufln on market t.: paying well. Box 3304, Call office. AN intelligent mln‘:.t ID in a country town; $198 in two weeks. Apply l’l! &IM -, near imore, 10 to 12 a. m. $2500—STATIONERY and bazaer, \ \ ;\ its’ fur- full oods and notions; 4-year lease: good business;