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WIDOW SUES FOR
$40,000 DAMAGES
Says Husband Met Death by
Asphyxiation in the Vat of
Brewery
OAKLAND, March 2?. — Suit for $40.
' 000 damans >vas brought today by
Paulino RHiblo. widow of John N*.
l»aibl«*. in li*t own behalf and that
of their six r!iildr«*ii. agrainst the Oak
land brewing and malting company be
cause of tho loss sustained by them
: . :ip a result nf Raibl«?"s death.
Raih]i» was stiflod to df-ath while
working In a fermenting vat. aeoord
: hik to lii.s widow. H«» was directed to
V cJean the inside of a large vat and
'.' jrlven an amount of a compound known
":'.- as the "K. A S. Removit." with which to
• : : : ;<Jo the eteanintr. This compound ac
. \u25a0•rdinff to Mrs. Raible, is of a highly
' {ianserous nature and when rubbed
V Ag-ainpt. a surface gives off noxious
... 'gases and vapors.
:! Haible was not told this by his em
\u25a0 plovers, hut went to work all unsus
picioup. Mr?. Raible declares. Poison
!oiiß futne.g were given off Ji-nd Raible
.' was asphyxiated as the result. He died :
'\u25a0\u25a0 October 7 of last* year.
Mcelroy estate shows
valuation of $200,637
William Denman Left $5,156.89
to His Friends
The inventory 'of the estate of Wil
liam Denman, prominent educator and
fatiior of Attorney William Denman.
was filed with the county clerk yes
terday. It showed that he left prop
erty worth $5.156.59. of which 5^,090
is represented by a life insurance pol
icy. This total does not, however, in
clude three parcels of realty.
The inventory of the estate of Rob
ert McElroy. who was business agent
for James D. Phe!an, was filed with
the county clerk yesterday. McElroy
left an estate worth 5200,637, consist-
Ins of realty of the value of $130,000,
«-flsh totaling- $3",C1'7, 41 shares of stock
of the First National bank of San
Kranei^eo appraised at $9,840 and other
securities.
LATE COAST SHIPPING
LOS AXGELES. March 23.— Arrived—^eraan
ftf-amrr Aujru^tu*. from Antwerp, via Madeira:
ftefcuv-r Hanalci. from San Francisco: neamer
Jim Rntler. from Uverett; steamer President,
fi<i!u
Sailed — Steamer Roanrk'*. for Portland:
i-tcamef Geotf* tt\ Fenwick. fer Astoria: steamer
Carlos. fr>r <;riys Harlmr: steamer Coronado, for
Grays Har'.Mjr: stejimer Thomas L. Wand, for
San Diego; schemer Irene, for Columbia tiver.
INDEX TO CLASSIFIED ADS
ACCOtrerTANTS— CXET. PUBLIC... CoL t, P. 13
APARTMENTS Col. 6, P. 13
ATTORNTYE Col. 3, P. 13
Atm»'OBII.EB Col. 1. P. 13
BAB AND STOHE FIXTURES Col. 1, P. 13
BICYCLES AND MOTORCYCLES... Col. I, P. 13
.'.SiKESS CHAJfCES .Col. 2. P. 13
BUSINESS PERSONALS ! Col. 8. P. 13
BAHBERS AND SUPPLIES... Col. 4, P. 12
BUSINESS COLLEGES CoL 2, P. 13
BUTTONS AND PLEATING CoL 1, P. 13
CARPET CLEANING Col. 7, P. 12
CLAIRVOYANTS CoL 3, P. 13
CpLLECTION AGENCIES . t CoL 6, P. 12
COTTAGES TO LET CoL 7. P. 12
COTTAGES TO LET— Oakland 001. 7, P. 12
HEXTIBTS Col. 8, P. 13
DRESS MAKING Col. 1, P. 13
DIVIDESD KOTICXS CoL 4, P. 13
: EDUCATIONAL .CoL 2, P. 13
; EMPLOYI4ENT OFFICES Col. 6, P. 12
EICPLOYStENT WANTED— KALE. . Col. 2, P. 12
EMPLOYMENT WANTED— FemaIe. .CoL t, P. 12
lEMAXE HELP WANTED Col. 4, P. 12
FINANCIAL Col. 4, P. 13
. FLATS TO LET Col. 6, P. 12
':.:\u25a0*' " " Col. 7, P. 12
FLATS TO LET— FURNISHED Col. 7, P. 12
FOR SALE— MISCEILAifEOUS CoL 1, P. 13
: TCENTTURE FOR SALE Col. 7, P. 12
. FURNITURE WANTED CoL 7, P. 12
. JTEEIGHT FORWARDING CoL 7, P. 12
GLASS WORKS CoL 2, P. 13 \u25a0
KOaSES. WAGONS AND HARNESS. CoL 1, P. 18 |
.HOTELS Col. 6. P. 12 !
HOUSES TO LET— FURNISHED Col. 7, P. 12
HOUSES TO LET— Unfurnished CoL 7, P. 12
B.OUSEB TO LET— Berkeley Col. 7, P. 12
INVESTMENTS Col. 4, P. 13
LEGAL NOTICES CoL 5, P. 13
;LOST AND FOUND CoL 1, P. 12
; LODGING HOUSES FOR SALE CoL 2, P. 13
JCALE ESLP WANTED Col. 3, P. 12
.'. \u25a0•••*" " - Col. 4, P. 12
MATRIMONIAL CoL 3, P. 13
StEDICAI, CoL 3,P. 13
KtATERNITY HOMES CoL 3, P. 13
MEETINGS— LODGES CoL 2, P. 12
. MEETINGS— LEGAX CoL 2, P. 12
'.KIKES AND MINING CoL 4. P. 13
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS CoL 1, P, 13
MONEY TO LOAN Col. 4, P. 13
MONEY WANTED CoL 4, P. 18
MUEICAX. INSTRUMENTS Col. 1, P. 13
NOTARY PUBLIC CoL 2, P. 13
OAKLAND HOUSE K'P'G. ROOMS.. CoL 6, P. 12
OFFICES AND STORES TO LET CoL 7, P. 12
PALXISXE.Y CoL 4, P. 13
.PATENT ATTORNEYS CoL S, P. 13
-PHYSICIANS CoL 3, P. 13
POPULAR REMEDIES CoL 3, P. 13
REAL ESTATE— CITY Col. S. P. 13
" " " ....CoL 6, P. 13
REAL ESTATE— COUNTRY CoL 6, P. 13
REAL ESTATE— OAKLAND CoL 6, P. 13
REAL ESTATE— ALAMEDA Col. 6, P. 12
REAL ESTATE— BERKELEY t>. P. 13
EEAL ESTATE— TO EXCHANGE. .. CoL 7, P. 13
BOOKS AND BOARD OFFE2ED 001. 6, P. 12
ROOMS AND BOARD— Berkeley CoL 6. P. 12
ROOKS TO LET— FUB.-UNFUR CoL 6, P. 12 j
ROOMS TO LET— HOUSE KEEPING. Co!. 6. P. 12
SALESMEN & SOLICITORS WNTED.CcI. 5, P. 12
SANITARIUMS CoL 4, P. 13
STORAGE AND MOVING VANS Col. 1. P. 13
SPIRITUALISM CoL 4, P. 13
EEWING MACHINES Col. 7, P. 12
TITLES RESTORED Col. 3, P. 13
TRUSSES ....CoL 3, P. 13
TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES... CoL 1. P. 13
UNPAID WAGES COLLECTED CoL 5, P. 12
LOST AXD FOUND |
IF YOU LOSE ANYTHlNG— Advertise It I
here. It will be returned to you If an honest
Ipersoß finds it. Remarkable recoveries are
brocght about every day through this column
IF YOU FIND ANYTHING BRING IT
to the
! "an I'ranHvn Cnll ]!
' LoM and found Burma !'
I Third and Market Streets^ !
Get \u25a0 <-laim check. Have it advertised.
Reclaim it if lUf owner docs not.
THE LAW — People who find lost articles
(are interested in knowing that tbe state law
is strict in rcquiriug them to seek the own-
ers through advertisements and otherwise !
and that failure to do to, if proof can 'be '
shown, involves a severe penalty.
LOST— la San Rafael, between the Dominican
college and tbo town, at purse «*ontainln2 a
.necklace set vritb diamonds and rnbie.s. Finder
return to Dominican college and receive re-
ward. • .
LOfT— Thursday. Maroh •_•». !n the neighborhood <
of White Oouw. » diamond fly i-tickpin. Lib-
eral reward will be paid If returned to room
225.' Mi11s building.
SMALL, brown baud satchel, o D arrival of
transport Tbomas March 16, containing toilet
*nd other articles; J25 reward if returned to
Grand Hotel. . -
LOST— Pocket rase. of surgical instruments. ""on
Sntter et. car. Tuesday evening. Return to
DB. DAVIDSON, 2119 Buchanan; reward $5.
LOST— Near Bakers besch. yellow female dog.
Irish terrier. Liberal reward on return •to
171 SM'av.. Richmond.
__— — — — — — —^— — — — — — — — — _
LOST — Mink D«kpiec«v between panhandle and
H«i;rbt «?t.; reward. Return to 2091 Golden
Gate »t.: phone West OOgi.
Xji^X On ; ocean . car, . pnrse containing money.
ker and diamond ring. Liberal reward by re-
tnrnlng to 2754 Howard Ft.
'LOST— At Portola " tbeatt-r Sunday, signet ring,
diamond end. Initial G. E. A.: reward.
414 Gongh et." '--'\u25a0',
roi'VD— Lady's gold watch. Mission st. near
Si; CH ABLES WOOD, ' G525 RaymoDd fit.,
Osidsnd. . -.'\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0-' "•-\u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0•
• oST— Saturday rvenicg. : 3Urch 26. Filvor hsn-i-
bag atid. contents; liberal reward. 4K2 Scott.
rJIOCHET needle, ivory case, ".ln panhandle , or
L Central *r.rl3i6 me et-rrewerd. ,;.
MKCTIXGS~LbdKf_a
PACIFIC lodge No.'l3R, F. "& A. M. will A
inoel xt Masonic hall. 2668 Mission St --T#^»>
on WEDNESDAY, at 12:30 p. m.. to/^^
flttend the funeral of our late brother. '~-Y
JEFFERSON O. JAMES. Master Masons are
invited. GEORGE PENUNGTON. Sec.
EXCELSIOR lodge No. 106. F. &A. M."— A
Third degree THLS i WEDNESDAY) «-/^_
EVKNING at 7:») oVl<vk. Jkjf\
H. J..QWKN. Secretary. / '^- x
MISSION lodtre No. JC». F. k A. M.— Spe- <R
fisl meeting THIS < WEPNESDA VJ-^W
EVENING at 7:30 o'clock. Third degree. S^X
FRANK W. SMITH. Secretary. x
STARR KING lodge No. 344, F. .&. A. M., m
17.W Flllmore st. — Third degree THIS JV.
< WEDNESDAY) EVKNING nt 7:;ioTT»
o'clock: H. I\ WRIGHT. Secretary. 'Y>
MOUNT MORIAU lodge No. 44. F. &. * -
A. M.. 21.".", huttrr st. — .Special raw- -J^\m-
infr THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVEN- J\J\
ING at 7:30 oVlork. Third degree. . ' \u25bca
THEO. FROLICH. Secretary.
CROCKKTT lodze No. 133, F. & A. A
M.— Third degree THIS (WEDNES- _J%_
DAY) EVENING- at 7 :.T<) o'clock. By It/T
order of the w. M. . *yr\
R. H. McPHERSON, Secretary.
THE Austrian Military and Benevolent fe^fer*
sxsoclation will hold their 31st snnt- wL/aKt
versary grand ball SATURDAY EVEN- JjfgK
ING, April 9, at Puckett's Cotillion w
hall, 15ft Church st. near Market. Members
and friends are cordially invited. Good time is
Msurcd for all. THE COMMITTEE.
AUSTRIAN Military and Benevolent as-^ja^
t-rtciation — ,<p>>.'ifil nifotiuc THIS n3feo
(WEDNESDAY) KVENING. March 80, Jllsfr
at 8 o'clock, at National hall. 566 Ful- »TB**
ton st. Every member is requested to attend.
By order of B. M. BURIN, President.
*«. MOSTANHINICH. Recording Secretary.
MOUSE lodge No. 2T.7. I. O. O. F. rfrßfS«%_
K1o<>I!od of rrprf-=fntatiTrs f> tlio AB^CQ
grand lf«ise THIS EVENING,
March 30. A full attendance, re- \u25a0""
ouested. Visitors welcome. 12.">4 Market Pt.
O. H. ANDERSON, N. G.
C. BRINP. Recording Secretary.
CALEDONIAN club— Grand ball THIS t «T *-
(WEDNESDAY) F.VENING March Mj « y»
:/*. at Mar."- ball. Polk and Oalifor- Vfkjßrjßi
Dia sts. Grand march at S:3O **KffljSr
p. m. Tickets, gentlemen sfic, la-
'llfs free. THE COMMITTEE.
ST. ANDREWS society — Offlcers *£ 45» y.
and members arc requested to <C> LgM}>s«L gM}>$«
attend tbe funeral of our late
member. Peter Lamb. TODAY tSfeSE^T
(Wednesday), at 10:30 a. m., at \u25a0*&***'
bis late residence. 16 Commonwealth ay.
JOHN H. ROBERTSON. President.
ROBERT H. MURRAY. Secretary.
AUSTRIAN Military and Benevolent as- v .*?jta».
Rociation will drill THIS (WEDNES- »s*ya
m\'i EVENING, March 30. 1010, 8 >«5K
o'clock. 566 Fulton st. Full attendance *"«*»
is requested. S. RAIOEVICH. Captain.
MICHAEL HAUGHEV. First SergeanU
MEETINGS— LegaI J
LAUREL HILL CEMETERY.
The annual meeting of the lot owners of Lau-
rell Hill cemetery will be held at the office of
th« cemetery. Bush st. and Presidio ay.. San
Francisco, CaL, on TUESDAY. April 5. 1910. at
the hour of 2 p. m., for the purpose of electing
3 trustees to serve for the ensuing 3 years and
until their successors are elected and qualified,
and also for the consideration and transaction of
such other business as may be brought before the
meeting. GILES H. GRA\. President.
CHARLES A. STUBENRAUCH. Sec. Pro Tern.
San Francisco, March 30. 1910.
ANNUAL MEETING
The Rlsdon Iron and Locomotive Works.
The annnal meeting of the stock holders of the
Risdon Iron and Locomotive Works for tbe
election of trustees for tbe en6Uint; year and
tbe transaction of such other business as may
be brought before the meeting will be. held at
the office of the company. 503 Market Bt.,
room 401, San Francisco, on Monday, the 4th
day of April. 1310, at 11 o'clock a. m.
HARRY D. ROGERS. Secretary.
EMPLOYMENT WANTED— MaIe
ACCOUNTANT and book keeper will keep small
set of books 1 or 2 days a week. Box 3011,
Call office. -'
ACTIVE, willing, obliging and handy man would
like situation: city or country; good refer
races. Box 4166. Call office. Oakland.
AMBITIOUS young man desires evening work,
clerical or any kind of office work; neat pen-
man. Box 3605. Call office.
CHAUFFEUR-MACHINIST: all cars: willing
worker; do anything; sober, honest, indus-
trious; best city references. Room 447, Hotel
Evans, Broadway and Front St., city.
CHAUFFEUR wishes position in private family;
6 years* experience; best of reference. Box
4907. Call office.
CHINESE COOK wants a position to cook in
boarding house or family, city or country.
LUn FOO. 359 A Ninth ct . Oakland.
COPPERSMITH, first class man, wants work in
city or country. Box 3603. Call office.
EXPERIENCED janitor, well acquainted with
all domestic work, beet of city references, de-
tires a steady situation. Address box 3607,
Call office. "
FIRST CLASS pastry cook desires position; city
or country hotel. Address P. P. W., 1541
Stockton sL
FIRST CLASS Japanese cook wants position Id
private, family: please answer by letter.
FRANK ITOE. P. <)\u25a0 box 373, Oakland.
FIRST CLASS bar tender from the east wants a
position in hotel or first class cafe; pood
mixer. Address NEWS AGENT, 176 Main
St., Petaluma, Cal. -
FIRST CLASS Japanese laundryman wants a po-
sition in private family, city or country; good
references. FRANK, 517 -Grant ay. Tel. Sut-
ter OS. \u25a0>\u25a0 ~y~.
HANDY man would like work in a country re-
sort; understands the care of horses and cows;
also carpenter work, has tools. Box 3608, Call
office. 3d and Market sts. '
JAPANESE couple wishes a place, man as good
cook, wife to do housework; small wages.
YATABO. 1430 Webster st.: tel. West 7647.
LUNCH counterman desires a position; good,
steady, sober man; good references. Box 3592,
CaU office. " ' >
POSITION as night or day watchman wanted
by a strong, sober. bCDCst and willing man;
handy with all kinds of tools: ready to go to
work at any time. Apply PETER PAITANO.
care of E. H. Humbert, 952 Pacific ay. near
Mason st. tv 7 }"
PAINTER, young man, desires situation; honest
day's work. • $3, or by contract; very reason-
able; anywhere. Box 4708, Call office.
PRINTER (news and Jobbing): abstainer; coun-
try preferred. Box 3593, Call office.
SALESMAN wants position in trade sales, bay
towns; has motorcycle; experienced. C. A.
ROCHESTER, 2077 Center st., Berkeley, Cal.
SITUATION wanted by coachman aDd gardener; 1
worked 15 years in private, family. Box 4163,
Call office. Oakland.
TBE GEO. T. MURTON AUDIT CO. keep, books
by monthly contract. 502 Jewelers' building.
Kearny 1007.
WANTED — Situation in wholesale or retail Jew-
elry bouse by Al man on watches; cau bring
to time in all positions necessary . for rail-
roaders: also position by young man expert in
hard soldering and repairing cases. Address
MR. H. M. TAYLOR, 526 Dueber at.. Can-
ton, O. .
WANTED — Man and wife; wife fine and econom-
ical cook, neat' bouse keeper; man, - work in
or out of bouse, attend to fine horses, cows,
chickens; gardener, handy with tools, do any-
thing; all round, reliable, . responsible couple.
Box 2619. Call office.
WANTED— Position by intelligent young : man
with perfect knowledge of the French and
German languages; can furnish bond. Address
box 4943. CaU office. 1651 Flllmore st.
YOUNG man wants position as baker's helper.
L. SCHILLER. 2016 Sutter: phone West 228.
THE FILLMORC BRANCH OF THE CALL IS
AT 1651 FILLMORE ST. *
EMPLOYMEXT WAXTED— FemaIe
COMPETENT young Udy wishes situation to do
general office work; has had several years' ex-
perience In -newspaper office; employed at pres-
ent, but wlghes'to obtain a position with more
chance of advancement. Address box 3200." Call.
CAPABLE woman wants housework : Is a good
cook; Hty or country. 24M Sutter st. ;
CAPABLE undergraduate nurse desires position
as companion ' to invalid; excellent reference?.
Box 300 C. Call office. : * . \u0084* :• '
MIDDLK aged American woman, good cook, neat
bouse keeper, -.with--. refined j family, .2 or 3
adults: uo washing: wages ?5 iweek: tnif-t-
worthy; temperate; references.; Box 4164, CaU
office. Oakland. - \u25a0 • -'\u25a0 —
TYPEWRITING MANUSCRIPTS; a gpecialtr.
M.-L. COOPS. 539 Oak st. r .
THE GEO. T.* MURTON AUDIT CO.-keeps books
by. monthly contract.,. 502 Jewelers' .building.
Kearnysloo7.. . , . . .
WOMAN J would I llkei a • few - more ' days jor half
days washing or housework. Mission preferred;
terras reasonable. - Call, or address " Laundress,
211,27 th st. near. Dolores. -\u25a0 - '\u25a0•..- - \u25a0- •• \u25a0• _\ .-. .
WOMAN . wants; work 'py -the: day.iwashlng and
ironing. Address 61 Colllngwood st. . J
YOUNG "American woman wants ' work ' as «*ook
035 JCe.arny s^.. room * 126. . . \u25a0 •
THE FILLMOItB BRANCH OF THE CALL IS
AT ; lroi-^ FILLMORE . ST.
JJVANJ'ED TO LEARN TRADE
W ANTED — Yonr work pays the expense to learn
a trade that pays <5 day in few months' time;
electricity, automobiles, plumbing, brick laying;
««.«»! , contract \u25a0 Jobs ; . 200 .\u25a0 students 1 last * year.
United Xradf'Sclwi Ccntratf Cp.. i«23 Mr^U
THE SA^ FRANCISCO CALL; WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 1910.
MA LE HELP WASTED
MURRAY & READY,
LEADINO EMPLOYMENT "AGENTS,;,
White Palace Hotel Building.
' :\u25a0-.\u25a0:.: \u25a0-.\u25a0:.- 11th and Market Pts.. San Francisco.
I'hones — Market 656-*5T>7." r Home J154«.
-BRANCH OFFICES:
7th and Broadway; opposite S. iP. Depot,
Oakland.
I'hones— Oakland. 7.Wl, Home A 0745.
2d nndli pts.. Sacramento.- ':.*<-.
2d and .Main anil 120 Marehesault St.,
Los Angeles. , ..
Latin office, 02S Jackson st., San Francisco,
- \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 • . ; . • 1 . v
; FREE FARE.
NORTH— EAST— SOUTH
For 1.750 men for all classes of R. R. work;
machine and' hand 'drillers, rockmen, tunnel-,
men, laborers and teamsters. • trackmen,
splkers, strappers, steel and 'ballast gangs,
carpenters, carpenters' helpers, blacksmiths,
tool shßrpeners, etc.; wages $60 to $150. . •
FIIEE FARE.
KLA MATH FALLS, OREGON. \u2666•
500 teamsters and -laborers, trackmen, etc.
TREE FARE— SHIP TODAY
TO THE BIG TUNNELS,
CALOR, OREGON.
50rt muckers, drillers, tunnelmon, rockmen,
bammcrmen, concrete men, laborers; $60 to
$90. \u25a0\u25a0..\u25a0'..:-- \u25a0\u25a0.-.• \u25a0'. ','.- :•
FREE FARE— SHIP TODAY
SISKIYOU AND Sn AST A.
ALL FREE FARE.
FREE FARE.
250 teamsters, laborers, drillers, rookrann, tun-
nelmen, muckers, . header and corner meu; $60
to $lfis.
COLFAX— APPLEGATE—LANDER
BOWMAN— AUBURN— TRUCKEE DISTRICTS
MECHANICAL HELP. ,'"
PLASTERERS, CARPENTERS.
MACHINISTS t BLACKSMITHS.
5 plasterers for a .big Job, couutry. $5 day.
5 more bridge carpenters for a power com-
pany. $90.
2 machinists, mining co.. $3.25 day.
Painter, country hotel, $45 and fd.; fare, paid.'.
Stone cutter, power company, north, $5 day.
2 cut off men, country factory, $4 day.
2 brick layers, near city. $5 day.
Powderman, 75c fare, $75. .
FREE FARE. FREE FARE.
MENDOCINO— HUMBOLDT
..-;- v COUNTIES.
MILLS— YARDS— WOODS.
f>o laborers, no experience required, to work In
the. mills.' yards and woods for the big lumber
cos., $30 to $45 fd. ALL FREE FARE.
LABORERS— PART FARE PAID. . '.
STEADY WORK FOR A POWER CO.
25 laborers, no experience required, to work
around quarry, crusher, tunnels, dam and build-
• ings for a big - electric light and power, co.,
$(>7.50 to start and Increase; long job. Inquire
about this today.
LABORERS FOR SETTING OUT AND
PLANTING TREES.
.10 laborers, no experience required, $37.50 and
found. \u25a0 '
217 laborers for all classes work— concrete,
shoveling, etc., couutry, $2 to $2.75 day.
FARMS, ORCHARDS. VINEYARDS
DAIRIES. ETC.
23 milkers for Napa Sonoma, Marin, Yolo, San
Luis Obispo. Madera and other counties, $30
to $40 and fd.
5 teamsters, big ranch, south, $40 and fd.
43 teamsters, farmers, orchard and vineyard
hands from $1 to $4 fare; $30 to $40 and fd.
0 choremen. $23 and $30 and f d. ; 3 flower
and vegetable gardeners, $30 and $35 and fd.
MARRIED HELP.
Teamster and wife- to cook. 50c fare, $50 and
fd.; 3 married farmers. $52 and house, boss
here 4 farmers and wives, other places, $40 to
$$O and fd. ; choreman and wife, chicken ranch,
boss here, $50 and bouse.
SPECIAL.
, FREE FARE FREE FARE.
STEAM SHOVEL. ENGINEERS,
CRANEMEN.
2 steam shovel -engineers, $150 and fd.
2 cranemen. $90 and fd.
FREE FARE SHIP TODAY.
LABORERS. FACTORY.
10 laborers, no experience required, factory,
near city, steady work.
FREE FARE.
EDGERMEN. ' , „.,
2 edgennen, Mg lumber company, $60 ana ra.
BRICK LAYERS. M
5 brick layers, country, long Job, $0 day.
SPECIALS.
Foreman on structural steel and concrete ror
a power company's work. $1.50.
Chauffeur, private place, $50 and found.
Painter, city, $3.50 day.
5 lathers, country, $2.50 per M.
Gasoline engineer, run concrete mixer, $40 ana
found, free fare. • \u25a0 , ' .
011 nre.man institution. $30 and found. ->
Blacksmith, small ranch, south, $45 found.
Blacksmith and handyman, mine. $90.
2 carriage painters, country, $3 to $3.50 day.
Grade foreman. $3 day.
SAILORS FOR RIGGING.
5 sailors to do rigging for a power company,
$o.*" > FREE- FARE..
' 5 teamsters, new work, free fare. $2.20 day.
MACHINISTS— RIGGERS.
5 all round machinists, factory, country. $3 to
$3.25 day, steady work.
10 riggers for power work, power company,
boss here. 597.50. •
COOKS, BAKERS. ETC.
3 hotel cooks, country. $40-SSO; 4 camp and
ranch cooks, $33 and $40 and found; S laundry-
men, Khirt polishers and finishers; 4 camp
waiters and dish washers, $30 and found; 2
waiters, country hotel, $30 and found; night
rlerk, $30 and room; egg candler. city, $15
week; 2 porters, country hotels, $30; 0 dish
washers and kitchen hands. $30 to $40 and
found; 2 waiters, same camp, $40 and found;
pllverman. $30 and found: camp waiter, short
: distance away, $30 and found. \u25a0
FOREIGN LABORERS.
ITALIANS— AUSTBIANS.
SPANIARDS— MEXICANS.
- POLES— RUSSIANS.
SLAVONIANS— PORTUGUESE.
. GREEKS.
ftflO foreign laborers for all classes of work;
wsges $2 to $2.75 per day.
LOTS OF THEM FREE FARE.
COME AND SEE.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
German. Scandinavian, French. Italian, Rus-
sian, Slavonian, Spanish and Greek spoken at
this office.
Call and see our bulletin boards. Work com-
ing by phone, telegraph and mail all day long.
MURRAY & READY,
11th and Market sts.. San Francisco.
7th and Broadway, Oakland.
2d and H sts., Sacramento.
LOOK.
-" STEAM SHOVKL ENGINEERS.
STEAM SHOVEL CRANESMEN.
READ THIS. .
WE WANT
4 steam 6hovel engineers and 4 cranestnen to
go to work I for Messrs. Erlckson Si Peterson,
on Rocklin and Coif ax cutoff; free fare.
WAGES:
Atlantic shovel, $150 per month and board.
Victor . shovel, 60 to 70,- $l5O per month and
board.
Marlon shovel, 20 or 40, $125 per month and
board.-
lAIko a bonus r>f $50 after C months' work.
CRANESMEN'S WAGES:
£!>0 per month mid . hoard. $o>O bonus after
\u25a0working 0 months.
FRKE FARE. ' "-'
Apply ERICKSON & PETERSON,
-\u25a0>•\u25a0: - Bowman, Cal. \u25a0 '..>»\u25a0
Or MURRAY & RRADY. > '
11th and Market sts., San Francisco.
SALESMAN— A house importing the highest
class of ' fancy groceries and \u25a0 having a large
business on the • coast, wants a live, experi-
e nced salesman, one who knows the . line and
who has s large and . productive \u25a0 acquaintance
with tbe. best retail grocery, trade. . , -• \u25a0\u25a0-•
Wo want "a man who is both a first class
Ealesman and a level ' headed businessman;
straight- salary and : expenses; jive full par-
" tieulars ; all : letters . confidential. . Address "Im-
porters," box 3544, care - ofy Tbe \u25a0; Call.'-' •'
WE want a few live,. responsible men and women
as deputies • for . Fraternal \u25a0 Order • Mountaineers
in cities : and towns j around the \u25a0 bay; we have
tbe best proposition on the coast. Call or ad-
dress r\~~ O.f M., room . 52, •„ Bacon . block. Oak-*
land. Cal. ; - : .;;-..\u25a0,' - ; '. : -.. : =.-\u25a0:.: ' \u25a0 - ;" - ; '''";
WANTED— First class | domestic | man \ vtbo thor-
onghly understands wash . goods, sheetings and
muslins, for our Sacramento store.' Apply to
superintendent'!* ' of flee :' from • 8" to 11' a. ni..
HALE BROS.. INC.. Market and 6th sts., c\ ty .
ANDRE'S. ; 1044 Larkin ' st.'-^-Second i cook. ' coun-
try, $60; .' vegetablcman. * $35 r to ; $40; i kitchen
hand, resort, ?$3O and found;- hnsboys, - hotels
1 and cafe/ $3O to $40; choreman for resort, $15;
cooke, 'kitchen, bands, ; porters,- and others. .
WANTED— Men and women | to | learn I the I barber
trade ; - special riles on now ; . branches in all
the principal cities, ' United States and Canada;
we guarantee to teach you the trade. Moler
College, 234 3d St. ': > \u25a0'\u25a0• ->'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0•- .t
CFTY- collector '\u25a0>. and sole agent ,-(Germanf pre-
. - ferred);at once;; $25 to $40. weekly .earnings;
I $300 to $600 cash required: bonds not accepted.
I 1 Send I age j and | business before,; box 3591, . Call."
GOOD opening t for" ambitious ; young j men j with
growing i country % lands .business ; i small invest-
\u25a0 . ment : required ; permanent pusitlon ; : liberal ar-
raogcnicnt; great future for bustler. - Address
•\u25a0\u25a0 Real' Estate, P.0..b0x 56, ; city., ,\u25a0;..<.\u25a0 _:\u25a0..-:. .:. -
PRINTER wanted;-, nonunion: scompetent;:5 competent;: press
: ! work'and composition: 'young., neat, -educated,
Miccesa ful .solicitor;, good proposition to make.
\u25a0Call 910 Harrison Bt..:Oakland.;-, : ••=":. \u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0>,;.
MEN .WANTED QUICKLY '( by big Chicago mail
. order : bouse ?to . distribute i , catalogues. ~ adver-'
Uge: •:.* $21 • weekly; a%ZQ </\u25a0 expense i allowance."
. MANAGER, 1224 > State; St.. Chicago.- V,
MEN . AND I WOMEN |to I learn | tbe | barber I trad*
• absolutely free;- no limit to time.. Write or
caU for- particulars. THE S. F. BARBER
COLLEGE. 790 Howard at. -. > , .^\u25a0vy ->;.
SHOE MAKER k wanted; ;» one : who ;" understands
first classy repair i work ; • state ,: salary^ or \u25a0• com-
/mission wanted. 'Address Klamatb Shoe Store;
'.;. Klamatb « Falls, 1 ! Ore-V^ : "\- '\u25a0";• :-\u25a0'\u25a0.'"',:.', ; * , .: \u0084
WANTED . by ;. transportation > company, fai young
..; man. •\u25a0sperleneedistenographer.-'of good address
\ * .nml education ; ; make*, application t in ; own I hand-
1.- jrritiog, giTiDg refereacet, Box B§i2, Paiij . .
MALE HELP WANTED— Continued
WANTED— Steady young man for i light work ;
will - pay . good wages;' $125 , cash required;
money secured.;, CaU 904 Market st., room 4.
WANTED— Argood bright / boy .to do general : of-
fice work with chance of promotion; salary. $6
per week. '.Address box 3602. Call office. -
LABORERS and mechanics to know- that Edward
Rolkln- has rednced' the rooms at the Denver
l:ou*e, 34 and Howard ets.'. to 35c . per. day ; $2
week; hot and cold water in every room. - ; ,
FOUR first class fnrniture packers wanted: none
but experienced men need ajiply."- Beklns -\an
ami : Storage Co.; ; 13th nnd Mission sts. ' \u25a0:'.-:-\u25a0
EXPERIENCED young man for the grocery
business, :\u25a0 Pall" Wednesday evening between
\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a07:50.., ana: 8:30.-.. 2361 Fillmorp.st. .
WANTED— 600 men to occupy rooms, 20c to 30c
per nlght;(free bath) at the NEW YORK, 753
Howard st. between 3d and 4th. '
WANTED— Retired noncommissioned, officer or
civilian post exchange steward. Post Exchange,
Fort McDowell. Cal \u25a0--..- ' ' \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 - \u25a0'.-"' .'
CARRIAGE painter wanted: must be first class
striper and finisher.-. A." SMITH" CO., box 103,
Snn Mateo, Cal. , ", .\u25a0 • .... \u25a0. .'' -\u25a0 V.-
MEN. wanted, at' 103 3d st. to have their shoes
repaired; sewed soles 75c. done in 10 minutes.
MEN to learn barber trade in 6 weeks; special
: rate. 670 Washington st. near Kearny. '*;'-''
NEW WESTERN. ; 1124 Howard— Single \u25a0 rooms,
15c and 20c per night: hot and cold water. \u25a0/,:;;
AGENTS to sell a gowl'saloon novelty.". Call be-",
tween 10 and 12 a. m.. Hotel Longworth. ..* -
GOOD honest boy, to run errands: chance. for ad-
Tancemcnt. : Box 3GIO, CaU offlce.v '..\u25a0..\u25a0""'\u25a0--\u25a0
HARNESS MAKERS; steady work; good pay.
KEYSTON 8R05., -120 Second st. \u25a0
HARNESS and collar makers wanted; open shop.
W. DAVIS & SONS. 2040 Howard st.
BARBERS AND SUPPLIES
BARKER CHAIRS.
_~* have Jost received the- sample of ow ]
PORCELAIN GLASS ENAMELED 1910 model
chair. This chair has many new features and
outclasses ALL other makes In finish, appear-
ance , and comfort, both to the customer and
barber. CALL AND SEE IT, for it Is to your
interest. Sold on easy terms and at a price far |
below all competition. If you are about to open
a Bhop or remodel flon't fail to see us. We fit
up shops complete on very easy installments.
JAMES BARKER, IXC.
Phone Franklin 3899. M Turk st.
EUGENE F. PANARIO. Mgr. '-.
BARBERS,' ATTENTION— COLEMAN & CO.,
. 830 Market st.
5 chair shop, downtown district $1,200
6 chair shop, water front. $1,000
3 chair shop, transient. Market st $650
4 chair shop, good neighborhood ... ." $550
Country shops $150 .to $SOO. Investigate.
WE intend to open , a larger shop In the. near
future and wish to sell our shop with 9 baths;
business is good and gets better. all the time;
. location of the same the best In city; oppor-
tunity like that offered only once in a Uf e-
tluie;,long lease; terms. Barber Shop, 1Q 3d st.
BARGAIN SALE, HALF PRICE, for a few days,
on our imported PEERLESS RAZORS at 75
CENTS each for % sizes. Mall orders 5c extra
for postage. .Inst arrived, the new SANITARY.
.GLASS 'SHAVING MUG. BECKEL & PRESH-
ER, Inc., -Barber Supplies, 60 Oth St., S. F.
BARBER shop in Oakland for 6ale; will sell for
less tban half what fixtures and furniture
cost; established 15 years; good trade and
cheap rent; sickness cause of sale. Address
box 4162, Call office. Oakland. \u25a0 - \u25a0 '.
SEND for DE-FI RAZOR; new stock just ar-
rived: every one GUARANTEED; sires" 4-8,
5-8 and «-8; price $2. EDW. L. CORDY CO..
08 TAYLOR ST.. RELIABLE BARBERS' SUP-
PLIES. » .'.'\u25a0\u25a0-.
BARBER chairs — A large lot of revolving and 3
pedestal hydraulic, - all Koken's make.: also
mirrors, poles, etc., cheap. STOLTZ, 731
Market st. We do not belong to the trust, but
, we trust you. ' . .
BARBER trust cornered — Old and new chairs for
what they are worth; 2 revolving' chairs and
shop complete, $50; nonforfelting lease and
time the same as cash. 394 Hayes st.
GIVEN away; in Market St.; 3 chair shop; rent
$15; $200, price of outfit; owner going out of
business. Box 4419, 3011 16th St., city.
WANTED— First class barber; steady; $18; the
man that worked Saturday preferred. 654
3d st. near Townsend. _
CASH paid for barbers' furniture and tools at
904V4 Buchanan st. bet. McAllister and Fulton.
2 CHAIR 10c shop for sale. 654 Sacramento st.
BARBERS' Protective Union — Employment secre-
tary.W. BARON, 775 Mkt.; phone Kny. 5384.
YOU can't afford to be without a "Diamond B"
razor and shears. At BAUER'S, 1554 Ellis st.
5 CHAIR shop downtown; long lease.; transfer
corner. Address box 3703, Call; office.- i_
2 CHAIR barber shop; cash or installments;
transfer car;, trial given. 499 4th st.
BARBER wants - good job Saturday night and
Sunday. Box 3613, Call office.
4 CHAIR 10c harber shop for sale, or half
partnership. 209 4th st. »
BOY. for porter in barber shop. Granada hotel,
Sutter and Hyde sts.
; WANTED— First class man; '- $18; ' Palo Alto.
W. BARON, 775 Market st.
BARBER wanted extra. 2092 Adeline st. at
Ashby ay., Berkeley.-
j BARRER shop for sale. Inquire 196 Bth st.
near Howard.:
BARBER wanted for the rest of the week. 281
9th st. :
i BARBER Fhop for sale; reasonable. 1402 Eddy
! \u25a0 street. \u25a0 . a]\--:'1 '.:\u25a0'\u25a0'.-\u25a0
! MISSION BRANCH OF THE CALL, BLAKE'S
! BAZAAR, 1108 VALENCIA ST.
FEMALE HELP WANTED
YOUNG women between' the ages of 17 and 23,
of -fair education, neat : appearance and un-
questionable character, 'wanted to study tele-
phone operating as a profession; a liberal sal-
ary is paid new operators while in training at
the ' operating school of the Pacific Telephone
. and Telegraph Company, and upon graduation
; they are given permanent positions at the
Fwitchboards, with opportunities for promotion.
The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
provides light and well ventilated operating
.rooms, pleasant rest and lunch rooms and takes
a personal Interest in the welfare of the young
women in its employ.
Competent \u25a0 operators ' furnished to . provide
branch exchange subscribers..
For full particulars call, preferably between
6:30 a. m. and 12 m., at operating school,
telephone office, 2015 Steiner st. . . . ;
GERMAN nursery governess. $40; lady's maid,
$30; cook, $40; girl to care, for 2 grown chil-
dren, $30: second girl. '\u25a0 Redwood City, $30:
; cook for Slenlo Park,. s4o; waitress, also cham-
ber maid, -country hotel, plain place) $25 each:
German cook for private family. : $t<o. MISS
— PLUNKETT'S. ISD6 .Sutter st. cor. Webster. :
ANY girl In sorrow or - perplexity., needing . a
* friend or adviser Is'lnvlted to write or call on
Mlbb Tanner, Salvation Army headquarters.
.1130 Market st., San Francisco; hours, 2 to 4
daily. 1 ;.--,\u25a0 .
GIRLS TO MAKE OVERALLS. PAID SALARY
WHILE LEARNING.
LEVI STRAUSS & CO.. 3D AND CLAY STS.
\u25a0>.\u25a0:-\u25a0 ' APPLY TO MR. DAVIS.
WANTED— LadIes to ; learn hair dressing; com-
-plete course, $25; bring this ad and get mani-
. curing outfit free with lessons. Up to Date
Parlors, 1750 Fillmore St.; estab. 15 years.
EXPERIENCED button hole operators on shirts.
ULMAN. SEELIGSOHN & BROWN, r> ,j !
V \u25a0 ,149 New Montgomery st. . ;,;
WANTED— Ten yourig ladles at onre to learn
Jto operate the "Comptometer" ; good ; positions |
\u25a0; nt good salary waiting. 'Call at once on V. K. i
WRIGHT & CO.. 349 Monadnocfc building. ... !
WANTED— First class , cook for private, family
'living across the bay;-- Swedish or German
/ woman preferred. 'Apply to superintendent of !
HALE BROS.. INC.r Market and «th sts.. city.
• WANTED— Several- "Comptompter" : operators 1 to i
\u25a0take positions' at once. Call at/ once on the.
agents. F. F.; WRIGHT &. CO.. 249 Monadnock
; ; building. ;.--•- \u25a0\u25a0-.; \u25a0- : .-, ; \u0084-\u25a0'\u25a0; .'--.
.WANTED — Young women to train as nurses, be-
y t ween ages of 20 and 30, of. good education,
" - neat appearance. \u25a0 Box 3098, Call -office, \u25a0 Oak-
vland.' \u25a0•- . ,v .- \u25a0 :-.-.. \u25a0.: \u25a0 : . - . . .:.- \u25a0; ".;
YOUNG .' girl..! general , housework. 2 In - family;
-no washing; best wages. " 15H.1 Octavia i St.- cor. .
\u25a0 Suttcr, mornings to 0, evgs. 0 to 8;-. references.
LEA UN the art of hair dressing at tbe California
.- College, of Hairdressing and Beauty Culture;
exp. lnstr.;- OQ7 % Market. Tel. j Kearny ; 5368.
LADIES wanted to take home work.'Part or. full
time; experience unnecessary. > TRIEBER'S,
,:: 1607 • Ellis \u25a0; st.-. near ; Flllmore. .". '..:\u25a0\u25a0;... ',:; .',: \u25a0';.
EXPERIENCED saleslady : wanted for i laces * and
•yi trlmminga. Apply superintendent's office, THE
CHORUS girls wanted. '.- American'School of.Vau-
• deville, : s , 102S Market \u25a0\u25a0' st., rooms ' 0 and 11,"
,\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 2 to:s p...m.. m.' •\u25a0\u25a0 :;,:,\u25a0 \u0084 ;' - ..-\u25a0 \u25a0..;•\u25a0: '\u25a0\u25a0'•...; "\u25a0.\u25a0-.,:.:\u25a0
1 Ladies; get your old hats remodeled.-' Stand.- La-
.\u25a0\u25a0 .dtesVHat Mfg.' Co.* Remember. r.\ 4. SS3 Mrkt..
.TWO -? young ? ladles •\u25a0 wanted u to \ wait i. at 1 table;
:. wages reasonable. 1316 - Railroad ay. - South." \u25a0;:-
LEARN r hair \ dressing. 1 ?- etc.. -in 3 • weeks;; best
• ; syBtem; special ternis.'ug 1475 - Haigbt ' st. . : :« ..-:
GIRL .wanted ; ! good I cook ; a nd ; general horisnwork ;
c wages $35. Call; mornings;^ 272.' ' Filbert j st.- - ;
GOOD . Catholic i; girl '% as' childrcu's; nurse; ' goo<V
1a» home; -permanent."* 9o4 -Devigadero : Bt.C ." ;>\
-WA NTED— Young i girl % for s general ; ; housework:
:%-') 674 3d ay.r; Richmond i district. Q ..;\u25a0?-,;\u25a0.' : : i v-'.t
1 Gl^, Tj i f , ar - s^ncral housework ; 5 tererences. - 5023
EMPLOYMENT OFFICES
West 3535. Phone:" v ; , Home 53444
ASIA EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
. Contractor and . interpreter. . V.j
3C2T.' Buchanan. \u25a0-'-;' \u0084 ,S. KAWATA.
AAAA— CANTON . Enreau of Information— Cni-
nese. servants: 'contracts ; for resorts. 1 Canton
;Bank b1dg.,. ; 649 Kearny st.;. phone Sutter 118.
AAA--' PHONE. WKST. ITS! - . '.. t y^~~~
Largest Japanese nnd Chinese ersiploymcnt office
In city. -- T.TAMURA CO.. Hill': Lagiina st.
lIORI- CO., 174S SUTTER ST.; PHONE WEST
2£o3 — Best ' Japanesr-Ohint-se ' help promptly
f urn. ; • open ' day \u25a0 nnd nigli t. : Home phone 52803.
AA— OSCAK lIATSUMI, Japanese-Chinese Emp.
Co.; lie.st help with care and Knar." 1513 Geary
• st; pphon? .West- 56R5.- Home S4OSB.
J. CONN,- Chinese emp. bureau; Ch'nesf- cooks
f special.- hotel. or. f am.- .770 Clay; T. Dou;. 3162.
H.* W. HOXG, Chinese employment office. 805
\u25a0Webster st.. Oakland;- phones Pekln 25. A 3725.
STAR emp. office; 1 Japanese-Chinese heip. W.
KODATA. "IfiOS Geary: te). West X.7. S4?)n'i.
UNPAID WAGES COLLECTED
KNOX, 443 Pine— Suits, liens, attachments, time
- checks cashed; 'debts collected everywhere.
TIME CHECKS CASHED; liens; wages collected
everywhere. INTERSTATE. 615 Pacific 'bldg.
BLIVEN, 555 Broadway. Oakland — Wages, notes.
•" accounts collected every^-here. \u25a0-.-\u25a0 -
DOES any one owe you? We make collections
- everywhere on percentage. DEAN &'CO.. 652
Pacific bldg.. 4th and Market sts.. S. P.
_V_^B IVIiS : AXp COLLECTipyS
BAD DEBT COLLECTING our specialty; try us.
INTERSTATE, 615 Pacific bldg., 4th and Mkt.
ALL > bills, notes and wages \ promptly collected
everywhere. Fred.T. S-hmldt. Market-Noe-lfith.
SALESMEN and SOLICITORS WANTED
SALESMEN wanted — No experience needed; hun-
dred* of positions now open, paying from $100
-to $500' monthly; if you want a good position
our free book, "A Knight of the Grip," will
show you how to get it: write (or call) for it
today. Address NATIONAL SALESMEN'S
, TRAINING ASSN.. 6108, Metropolis Bank
bldg., - San Francisco; branches Chicago, New
York, Kansas City, Minneapolis. Atlanta.
SALESMEN wanted; no experience needed; hun-
dreds of positions now open paying from $100
\u0084'to $500 monthly; if you want a good position
our free book, "A Knight of the Grip," will
show, you how, to get it; write (or call) for it
today, i. Address . National Salesmen's Training
Association, 6108 Metropolis Bank building,
San Francisco: branches Chicago, New York,
Kansas City, Minneapolis, Atlanta: ..: ,
HIGH CLASS stock salesmen wanted; references
required; leads and assistance furnished; at-
tractive proposition to good men. Call bet.
9:30-11:30 a. m.. 2 to 4:30 p. m., rooms 417-
"418, Foxcroff bldg.
LIVE men to sell- watches. Jewelry on install-
ments: salary nr pom. ~04 Market, room 612. i
ROOMS' TO LET — Fur. and Unfur.
A COZY home for respectable ladles. 1130 Mar-
ket ' St.* near Bth, under auspices of the SAL-
VATION ARMY; elegantly furnished; every
modern convenience;. steam heat, electric light
"'; and elevator service; spotlessly clean; centrally
-located; thoroughly homelike; telephone Market
.; v 1349 ; prices very moderate, \u25a0 ranging from 25c
.'per.; night up; special rates by the week or
month. 1 See matron, room 33.
AAA— Beautiful sunny rooms, fine view; all con-
veniences; ; references. 972 Union st. near
Taylor.
CALIFORNIA St., 1244, near Jones— Sunny bay
window room; large closet; running • water;
references. Apartment 3.
DEWEY HOUSE. Ith and Howard — All modern
conveniences; 200 rooms, 35c to $1 day, $2 to
$5 a week; free baths; Howard or 4th st. cars.
ELLIS St.. 1177 — Newly furnished, ' sunny room,
$2 week; bath.phone.
FILLMORE St., 1738 — Newly furnished rooms,
bath, running water, $2 week up; also house
keeping. . . . • :•,-,* \u25a0.-<
FILLMORE et., 661— Lovely, sunny room for i
gentleman: cheap; phone Market 2065. !
HOTEL OREGON.
Valencia and 14th sts..
Modern throughout; all outside sunny rooms;
neatly furnished; nicest house in Mission district;
rates $3 week up. with batb; special rates by the
month. Phone Park 5573.
HOTEL IRVING, 447 Eddy— 2oo modern outside
rooms; large lobby; ladles' parlor; drummers'
sample rooms; 50c to $1 a day; $2.50 to $5
week. Eddy st. cars direct from ferry.
JONES St.. 957, corner Pine— Sunny, comfortable
rooms; new flat; private family; excellent lo-
cation and car service.
LET the DOMO DIRECTOBY do your room hunt-
ing; saves time and strength. MISS TRUM-
BULL, manager, 522 Crocker bldg.; hours 11-2.
MASON St., S2s— Sunny front suite, unfur.- or fur.
to suit, reasonable to right party; references.
MASON st.. 737— Large, nicely, furnished room;
bath, phone; walking distance; very reas.
OVERLAND HOUSE, 569 Sacramento st. below
Montgomery — Now open; 200 rooms; hot and
cold water in every room; 25c to $2 per day.
$1.50 to $5 per week. EDW. ROLKIN. Prop.
OLIVE ay., 231, off Van Ness — Furnished rooms
for 1 or 2 gentlemen. Phone and bath; $10,
$12, $15 month.
POST st.. 1765 — Handsomely furnished sunny
front room; bath, gas, phone; $10 per month.
POLK st., 1736 — "Bartlett," neatly fnrn. sunny
front, also single, $1._50 to $3.75; ph. Fkln. 4111.
PAGE St.. 076. near FiHmore-"-Large sunny
room; private family; bath and telephone; $10.
PACIFIC St.. 1367— Large nicely furn. front
room; batb, gas; $10; call after 9 p.m.
PINE St., 1617. cor. Van Ness ay. — Under new
management, newly furnished -supny suites
with private bath; also single; gas; running
water; lowest rates perm, parties; 4 car lines.
_____________
700 Broadway, corner Stockton st.
Just opened; new management; all front rooms;
corner suite suitable for doctor; bath; phone.
SUNNY- bay window, also back rooms; gas and
electric: bath' and phone; cheap rent. 1654
, Howard st.- bet. 12th and 13th.
TURK 5t...822 — Large sunny, front room; well
furnished: every cony.; suitable 3 adults: reas.
UNION st., 172.S — Sunny: 1 to 7 rooms and bath;
very reasonable to right party. '
WALLEK St., 672— -Large -sunny : front room;
suitable for 2: with or without board.
WALLER St., 339, near Flllmore— Large sunny
furnished; room; reasonable.
YOUNG Englishman desires another to share bis
. apartment; central,' quiet; n musician and
nousmoker. preferred: state age, nationality.
Address P. O. box 260. San Francisco.
THE FILLMORE BRANCH OF THE CALL IS
, AT 1651 FILLMORE ST.
\u0084.^'.-:..l t - I ?y.T^T?! A .T-!YA9A-yT-, K P-9^^:.^'r
A small want ad in The Call will do it quicker
than a dozen signs plastered on your windows
and which spoils the looks of your home be-
sides. Pbcne Kearny 80 for an ad man to call
ami see .rc.u. '•-'\u25a0.-
BARTLKTT St.. . 413,' near . 25th— Large sunny
rooms for house keeping; gas, batb; furnished
or unfurnished. . : '.'">•'
CHURCH. 174 — Bright, clean, sunny rooms, with
\u25a0or without hskpg. ; .; single or ;en ' suite; reas.
DEVISADERO St.. 1311%; upper flat of 4 nice
furn. rooms and ' bath . for house keeping: ; gas
range. 1 hot water, r sun' all day; rent very rea-
', Konable.. - '•:\u25a0"\u25a0' \u25a0 '.\u25a0 - <
FILLMORE St.. 2127. near ' Sacramento — Nicely
furnished sunny 2 and 3 room apartments and
bath; cheap: single rooms $2 np. ."; •
FILLMORE : St.; '1944. cor. Pine — Nicely fur- \
-' ulshrd front room: closet; ruunins water; light
• . -house: keeping; $10. . . \ ;
FULTON : St.." 2422— Completely furnished apart- \u25a0
r, tnent of 2. front rooms, kitpben and bath;. very
• sunny; opp.<Joldcn Gate Park. McAllister car.'
POI^OM st.., 1222. nr. Sth— Suite, house keep-
.-. ing; ->unny;, gas stove; hot water; laundry
.and bath. .'
tiOIHJH Bt., '1315 — Elegant sunny parlors; buffet
• kitchens: , first class conveniences; reasonable.
GEARY st.'. : ISSR-^-Snnny ' furnished front house
keeplnsr suite.'- SIS; also" single room. $14.
HOWARD sif, 5C3-^Front ; room and I kitchen I fur.-
•nlshed," $12; 2 rooms, -jras- plate, $10; l_room
.and kitchen. "coal stove,: sl2. >rr • ..
HAVES St.. 969, near. Fillmore— Completely fur-
i'nished. sunny rooms:- near Fillmore stores and
.theaters; $2.30, $3 and $4 per week; outside
b rooms.'*- .\u25a0:.-. \u25a0 .: : -~- ~.:\-\ •". • \u25a0:.- \u25a0. \u25a0<. • \u25a0 v.
HAIGHT St., 106ft— Nice front house keeping
-•rooms. ;;,".\u25a0?\u25a0 .-;> \u25a0 •-"• : . ,\u25a0'!.'.,,\u25a0;\u25a0• -'\u25a0: -;\u25a0:\u25a0\u25a0-_
HAIGHT \u25a0; St., 61G— Nice. '-'..' airy house *. keeping
:.j. rooms; gas. bath; some single rooms; very best.
.HAIGHT ;-st..'*6l6— Nice airy house : keeping
J.Ol room ; ;, rent 'right. ' .^ T; . ;'. *'*._'.. \u25a0\u25a0;.\u25a0
LAGUNA'st.,' 2701 — Very large unfurnished front
: room ; > use j phone, f bath,"; kitchen ; * reasonable.
OCTAVIA • at;;-t 1311— House keeping rooms, nicely
' •furnisned,'.reasonable;.eall;nt'foreinoon. ,':-; -i
PINE s st..'*2lC2— Nicely -furnished sunny 'rooms
;.-..'; .-..' for \u25a0 house keeping : : $12 . and ; up. . - :
PINE st.","i 1720- 1 -Large sunny ; room,', also 2 1 room
v;apt.",l complete ;; bath.. gas and 'phone. '. • ' ; \u25a0\u25a0
POINT.H>BOS av.;'loltt^-2 rooms furnished; coal
t 'Stove;' $12;" other, $6: 3 ; rooms , furnished in
rr 0 rear.; yard; $12.50. - ..-."; ;-.\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0. . .-. . :
SUTTKR ' st. 7* 2lBo— Newly furnished room, with
t;orj without house; keeping. .'\u25a0•'\u25a0\u25a0- .v\~p- r '_ \u0084 \u25a0\u25a0].-. ';\u25a0
SUTTER st.; 25o2— Sunny,' modern,^ 1\u25a0 to 5 rooms
•\u25a0;'; furn. or; unfurn., : from £ $6 ';, up; ; ; bath,^ phone,
: yard; " no objection \u25a0\u25a0 to : cblldrea ; 3 also <\u25a0 bachelor
«uuterB« \u25a0 : • 1
OAyj^ :A .JV.?J\ffPJ££E^JSgEPI!VG_ n RpOMS
BTH st.. 1202. cor. Magnolia, Oakland — 4 sunny
furnished . rooms and bath for house keeping:
cor carline and only 2 blocks to either S. P.
«ir Key Route trains.
_JSI£IiKEI^YJtO_)MS_ANp BOARD
FURNISHED rooms in a refined private faiuliyT
beautiful pronads and surroundings: board
optional; near station; references. 2222 Shat-
t»iek ay. -
THE MORTON. Central ay. and Benton { Morton
station) — Charmlnß rooms, excellent table; se-
' lecc neighborhood; moderate prices. Phone Ala-
meda 1412. . . . -
, ROOMS AND BOAJ_PJDFFERKI>
AAA— THE WEMI'E. 419 Oak St.— Large sunny
rooms; unexcelled board. Phone Park 5002.
CALIFORNIA «.. 2523— Clean, nlcelv furnished
rooms; excellent board; phone, bath; $6 and
$7 per week.
GOUGH St.. 1701— Sanny front alcove, suitable
for 2 or 3; also others: every convenience.
JACKSON st., 1558 — Very attractive sunny rooms
with board; bath and phone.
PACIFIC ay.. 1716 — Beautiful sunny front room.
suitable for 2 or 3; also single room; excellent
board; references.
PIERCE St.. 815, near McAllister— Furnished
\u25a0 front rooms, bath; fine neighborhood; excellent
board; 2. $18 month each.
POST St.. 1206, cor. Van Ness ay Nice sunny
furnished rooms; first class French board.
PINE St.. 2354— Newly furnished, fruit suite,
with first class board. $23; no sign.
ROOMS and board for gentlemen only; rates rea-
Bonable. 226 Halght Bt. near Bnchanan.
ST. FRANCIS Girls' Directory. Central ay. and
Waller St., San Francisco — A beautiful home,
where old ladle 3, young girls and little chil-
dren can board very reasonably.
ST. Margaret's Club for Girls. 1341 Cal.— ldeal
home, teachers, tourists, stens.. etc.; $20 mo. up.
UNION St.. 1782 — Pleasant sunny room, with or
without board: first clasg table: SB per week.
APARTM EXTB
ALL APARTMENTS IN THAT CHARMINGLY
QUAINT CASA MADRONA
Are now ready. The- effect of a select hostelry
rather than a city apartment house Is produced
by the typical Spanish patio, -with its gardens
and fountains, around which this adobe struc-
ture rambles. . The interior is unequaled for its
many fitments, such as open fireplaces, desks,
bookcases, imported wall coverings, tiled bath-
rooms, etc.; steam heat; furn. and unfurn.: ele-
gantly appointed; excellent service: $30 to $125.
THREE, FOUR AND FIVE LARGE ROOMS.
Excellent service; rents $30 to $125. 116 Freder-
ick st. ; Hayes st. cars pass door. Janitor and
maid always in attendance.
WHY KEEP HOUSE, when living at Hotel St.
Mark. Oakland's best, terminus of S. P. and
Key Route trains. 10 minutes to San Francisco.
relieves you of all cares, worry and costs less;
elaborately furnished; excellent table; every
\u25a0 comfort; warmer climate; less fogs; think It
over; come and see.
AA— THE CLOISTER APARTMENTS.
Exclusively for bachelors.
«49 Taylor st. near Bush. Phone Franklin 5050.
Steam heat, hot water, shower baths, phones,
lounging room, fully equipped kitchen, southern
cook; breakfast served in rooms.
AAAA— CLINTON APARTMENTS'.
1400 JONES ST., COR. WASHINGTON.
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED SUNNY FOUR AND
FIVE ROOMS: MARINE VIEW; NEAR FAIR-
MONT HOTEL: JANITOR SERVICE: EVERY
CONVENIENCE. PHOXK FRANKLIN 3443.
THE MELBOURNE Apts.. 1350 Pine nr. Hyde—
Elegantly furn. 2 and 3 sunny rm. apts.. with
bath; hotel service; steam beat, social hall
and lobby; private exchange connecting rms.;
phone Franklin 5670. References.
AAA— VENDOME APTS.. NE. cor. Washington
and Polk — Just completed: handsomely fur-
nished apt. of 3 rooms, bath; thoroughly mo.l-
. era; electric elevator. Janitor service, steam
beat; light and sunny: references.
AA— VAN NESS APARTMENTS. 212S Van Ness
nr. Broadway— Elegantly furnished apta. of 3
and 4 rooms; steam heat, elec. light, elevator;
marine view; reasonable. Phone Franklin 2590.
MARYLAND APARTMENTS, NW. cor. 33d and
Telegraph ay. Oakland's leading family apart-
ment house; 2. 3 and 4 room apts.; luxurious
living 50 per cent less than in S. F. Pied. 44G0.
AAA— Stanford <The). 315 Van Ness— l and 2
rms., light hskpg.; 1 room. $3.50; 2 ran., $5
week up; tourist trade, 50c to $1.50 day.
AAAA — The Nottingham apts., 1650 CaL ur. Van
Ness; elegantly furn. and nnfurn. apts.. 3, 4.
5 rms., bath, steam heat, hot water; refs.
AAAA— THE AKDOISE APARTMENTS. ~
COR. PINE AND GOUGH — SUNNY FCRN*.
AND UNFUR. APTS-; NEW MANAGEMENT.
SAN JUAN APARTMENTS
1034 Sutter st- near Hyde.
1 3 room apartments; elegantly furnished.
CASTLEREAGH apts.. 137.1 Clay near Jones — 3
and 4 room apts : steam heat, elevator service;
rents reasonable. Phone Franklin 1241.
A— YERBA BUENA apts.. 1114 Sutter st. near
Larkin; elegantly furn. suites, 2-3 rms., bath.
$22.50, $25 — 2 new elegant apartments, line lo-
cation. 343 Walnut bet. Sacramento and Clay.
PARNASSUS ay.. 243. corner Woodland— Three
room apt. and batb. $21.50; stairs carpeted.
LEE apartments, 174*0 Polk st. near Washington:
2 and 3 rooms, private bath. mod. conveniences.
EUREKA apts.. Mkt. and 17th sts.— Beautiful 3
and 4 rm. apts.; phone; janitor service: sunny.
ADELINE apts.. 640 Eddy st. — 2, 3 and 4 room
apts.; hotel service; prir. exch.; most modern.
COLUMBUS APTS., NE. cor. Pac. and Larkin— 3
and 4 room apartments; unfnrn.; $20. $22, $24.
BERTRAM apts., 630- Hyde St., 3-4 nn. sunny
apts.: close. in; every modern convenience.
17TH and Church, over drug store — 3 and 4 rood
apartments; rent $15 to $32.50.
HOTELS
WELLINGTON Hotel. Jones and Geary st 3. — 120
rooms; all outside: all sunny; 75 baths; hot
and cold water; steam heat In every room:
elev.; priv." ex. day and night service; room
and batb; $1 day. $0 wk. up; with detached
' bath. 75c day, $3.50 wk.; close to everything.
BROOKLYN hotel, 36» Ist St., 3 blocks from
Market — Modern family, commercial; board
and room. $1 to $1.50 per day. $G to $S per
wk. : single rooms, 50c: family rooms. $1: best
meal in city. 25c; free bus.' Chas. Montgomery.
HOTEL ARGONAUT 4th and Market sts.— Fam-
ily and commercial hotel; room with detached
bath. $1 per day; rooms with private bath,
$1.50 per day; restaurant attached; moderate
prices; free bos meets all trains and stmshps.
HOTEL LONGWORTH. 1010 Post cor. Larkin— so
outside snnny rooms; steam heat, automatic
elevator; $15 per mo. Phone Franklin 2705.
THE COVE. 168 Eddy St., cor. Taylor— Rear en-
trance- in Taylor; transient rooms; $1 to $1.50.
BK.VUTIFUL apartment house. 76 rooms, on cor-
ner on Nob Hill; partly furnished: elevator and
steaui heat; for s«le at a sacrifice. Address
Owner, box 35JV4, Call office.
FLATS TO LET
A FEW FLATS TO LET.
?22 — 4ri's Laurel st. near California; 5 rooms and
hath; upper.
$37.50 — I.SGI Laguna St., connecting Bush; 5
rooms and bath; middle.
$30 — 121 Laguna st. near Oak; 6 rooms and bath;
middle.
$28 — IS7O McAllister st. near Baker; 6 rooms and
bath: upper.
$20 — 1405 Lyon near Post: 5 rooms, bath: lower. !
f 4Ci — 1249 Masonic ay. near Waller st. ; 7 rooms :
and bath; middle. -
$42.50 — 1955 Pine st. near Laguna; S rooms and
hath: middle.
$IS — 1017 Natoma st. near 11th; 4 rooms and
bath;. middle. „
GET OUR PRINTED LIST. *
Copies at:
Shumate's pharmacy. Sutter and Devisadero.
Shumate's pharmacy, Sacramento and Presidio ay.
Shumate's pharmacy. Uaight st. and Masonic ay.
Castro pharmacy. 24th and Castro.
Koyson's pharmacy. 21st and 1 Valencia.
Meaghcr's pharmacy. 122(>2S Oth ay.. Sunset.
Economic Drug Co., 502 Valencia near 16th.
Economic Drug Co.. 523 Market near 4th.
BALDWIN & HOWEI.L,
31S-324 Kearny st.
,-.:-' '?:-, RICHMOND— DE WOLF.
Flats for rent at- Golden Gate Park.
3 rooms; bath, gas: apartment: $15.
4 rooms; separate modern fiat: $IN.
"•rooms; modern equipment: $20.
6 rooms: electric lights; $25.
Tbe park for yoor own garden.
' Office— Fulftmi st. comer of Sth ay... •
UNION - st.i 1612 - and IUI4. near . Franklin — To
let. 2 ' lower, sunny flats. 7 rooms and hath in
. each: both in excellent repair, with gas and
. electricity.- " brick- chimneys for gas or coal
heating; rent reasonable. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0- \u25a0
AN elegant high "class flat. 7 large rooms, colo-
\u25a0 nial parlors; .. Flemish dining room; northwest
corner. Hyde and Washington sts.; unsurpassed
\u25a0 marine view; 8 minutes to Kearny st.
SUTTER st..' 2507. "corner .of Baker— Modern,
s-unny, .7 room, reception hall flat; rent reason-
I able.
\ GROVE .St.. 415-417. corner >Gough— s rooms,
' bath and storage: $32.50: all extras paid; key
-White's pharmacy. 416 Hayes st. .- . .
WEIySII st.. 114. .near 4th and Brannan — 5
sunny.* light rooms, bath: nice neighborhood;
rent:cutto $10. - \u25a0'\u25a0... '
CENTRAL "ay.." 70*1/ cor. Fulton «t. — Apartment
\u25a0 ' flats,"- 4 rooms,~batb,- jauitor, modern, sunuy;
'-' $20. up." \u25a0::'\u25a0' ->'.'\u25a0"-'"\u25a0..\u25a0'--\u25a0•\u25a0''\u25a0
MISSION St.: 27fHj, near 2M— Most beautiful, all
;\u25a0 sunny, -.7 rooms," mo»lern: reasonable. Open !>
\u25a0-': tO ."..,' l'V.:-.t i, -..\u25a0'"\u25a0:-.\u25a0' . , . r \u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0,
NW. ''-.^ CORNER 'Noe* and 24th • 5t5.— 527,007
i -sunny ; corn<r,flat.'6 roomi and , bath ;. yard."' - '•:
MODERN 4 room flat: sun in every room; $20; or
\u25a0 . jrill l uralsu, }25. MB. STBAUS3, 91 Battery.
FLATS TO LET— .Conttnafrt
PINE st..'- 2365. near rillmor« — 5 light, sunny
, rooms, batb; neyg; rent $22: m3ke offer.
WASHINGTON. !Ros. nr. Polit— Upper flat; new.
snnny. 7 rms.; Jaivttor: near all carUnes-. rg_^
ZOE St.. 40A. off Bryant between 3d and 4t?J^
New. sunny: 4 and 5 rooms and bath.
SACRAMENTO St.. 2517-2517 >4 — Upper and low.
er sunny gats: 5 and \u2666'» room* ami bath; rea».
\u25a0 TWO modern sunny flats of 1 and S rooms; rent
$30 and $-t5. Apply 331 Devlsadero st."
LAGUNA St.. 2912. nr. Union — 5 and 6 rooms
and bath; rents $12. $13,5U. '516. $20; see this.
TREAT ay.. comer 2">tb st. — 5 room, npper flat:
. ga*. bath; rent reasonable; fine corner.
MISSION St.. 3214. nr. 2Sth — S sunny rooms
and batb; modern: upper flat. $26 month.
A REDUCTION— 4 r Hat. <23: ne»rly new; Jao-
itor: at G. G. park. 2273 Hayes st.
29th and Noe sts.— Sunny, warm belt, upper and
lower 4 and 5 room flats (3): $20. $20.
COLLING WOOD st., 237. near 10th and Castro —
4 room* and batb: rent $lrt.
PARNASSUS ay., C 27. near Stanyan St.— s
rooms and bath. $22.50. • •-.
MARKET st. ; lJ^K:— 2 fiats. S room* • each, ami
light store. r
GROVE St.. 633. near Buchanan — Flat to let: 4
room.-t: ?15. .
17TH st.. 4341. above Clara av.— s rooms; 10~
rent.
FLATS FOIt SALE -X'- ~ '* *' : "
TWO modern flats for sale: $5,.">00: terms to
suit: P.iii-iiu Vista ay. between park. Hill and
S^iith Broderick. Apply I. W. CORBUIN. 454
D'lrave ay.
.-— .___^LJISL-Jt_ ErrJCg?P- >?>l ' c ' i
CLIPPER, st.. 13*. tak* Hoffman ay. ear*— Up-
per shinny furnished flat of ."• nv.ni* and bath;
irss and coal ranzes: stationary tubs: $25.
NICELY furnished flat of rt rooms*, reasonable;
mist sell by April 1. KS3 Hayes St.. ft to -t.
jyyLtiL l !!? V__FJ«ATS TO IiET
FOR RENT, to adults, the upper half of a new
modern tlauble dwelling, fronting south: In- •
c^ted in most desirable section of the foothill
district, southeast Berkeley, within 4 minnteV
walk of the Claremont ay. Key Route service:
5 gn«d sized sunny rooms and den: polish»yi<_
floors; large fireplace: broad • f root pergoia
porch; spare in yard for garden and flower*
if desired: well kept grounds; water fre».
I'hone Berkeley s,'fiO.
FOR rent, on a lease — 12 room house, completely
furnished; property is about 150x250 feet; niew
lawn in front: orchard and garden in r*ar:
splendid suburban home, within 45 minutes"
ride from the city. dew n the peninsula. For
inquiries address box 3534. Call office.
ARTISTIC, elegant 7 room furnished home;
hardwood floors: garage; near station. 1440
East 17tli St.. Frnitvale: tet. Merritt 333 1.
PACIFIC ay.. 2333— a room house; sunny; well
furnished: rent reasonable.
MODERN house. 5 rooms. 1720 13th ay.; tak«
Dimond car, get off at 25th St.
BERKIELEY^ 1 1 0 U SES TO LET— Unfnr.
HOUSES FOR RENT.
SIX ROOMS, batb. laundry and basement; a
cunning little place; only a block from North
Berkeley station: rent $1S
SIX ROOMS, polished oak floors; large closets:
barn; automobile shed; red rock driveway;
only one blcck from station; fine community:
rent $30.
NINE BOOMS, polished floors; cement base-
ment and fnrDace; Jap hoos«; beautifully pan-
eled reception room; yard lawned to back
fence; fruit trees and berry vlaes; one block
from university entrance, south of campus;
rent $50.
THIRTEEN ROOMS, all in good condition; con-
veniently located for boarding boose; Jirsr*
premises; chicken yard, etc.; r»nt $60. D. L.
JL'NGCK. 1342 Shattucte ay.. Berkeley 125*.
I COTTAGES TO LET _,
$14 — Sanny cottage, partly furn.. 4 r., b. ; ra*.
yard. 1365 A Stevenson nr. Valencia A 13th.
COTTAGE. 4 rms.. nicely furn.; stove «nd g«*:
aunny: rent $20: no children. 1011 Chentnot.
OFFICES AND STORES TO LET
PART of store to let. BACIGALUPI. Ml Mar-
ket st. »
TO LET— Part of store. Apply at 1023 Market
street.
HALLS TO LET OR LEASE
LARfiR lIALL for dancing: good floor: accom-
modate 80 couples: rent reasonable, $22.30 a -
month. SMALLER HALL, nicely carpeted S_?
rent $1«. Both halls fitted with lodgo fur. 1 ")
ntture. well lighted and ventilated, convent- 1
ently located: would lease whole building: h
splendid opportunity for person who would
rare for place themselves. WOODMAN HALL.
17th st.. between Mission and Valencia. Opea
2 t0,3 am! evenings.
LOPTS Jt'OJ^ET-^v^
FOR rent— l or 2 lofts. 9,000 square feet la
each, in the wholesale district, corner «f
street; good light; freight and passeneer ele-
vators. For particulars address hr>T 3.>iV>. Tall.
STORE WA.\TRD
WOULD like to rent part of store la good loca-
tion. Bo* 3609. Call office.
FURNITURE FOR SALE
SOMETHING new in furniture and carpet boy-
ing; sell you. direct from factory stock, at reg-
ular Jobbing prices; large lines to select from.
Lansing Desk and Furn. Co.. 674 Mission st.
OUH stoveman for connecting stoves; we can
rep.iir everything but a guilty conscience. Oak-
land's furniture dealer, H. SCHELLHAAS.
11th st. at Franklin.
CIRCASSIAN walnut, mah., blrdseye suit; heavy
brass beds, parlor, .china closet, fornUhln?!t.
sacrifice by piece. 1202 McAllister, cor. Sir.
FURNITURE at your own price at H. SCHELL-
HAAS* furniture store. 11th st. Oakland.
' IF you are looking for work, rest by the way.
The Favorite. f>47 Market st.
; FURNITURE WAITED
1 WE are the largest buyers of new or second hand
furniture, pianos, carpets, desks or merchan-
dise; will buy yours; spot cash. MARK J.
LEVY AUCTION CO.. 1145 McAllister »t.
Phones Park S6O. Home 52632.
AAAA — Cheapslde pays best prices; bght.. sold,
exchanged. 541 McAllister: phone Park 2734.
WIXDOW SHAI3RS
' ADVANCE Window Shade Factory — Bamboo porett
shades in all sizes. Geo. Walcom, 1131 Sutter.
; 30c at factory; Sedava porch shader. GEO.
WAI.CUM-CO.. 1130 Matter *t.
I :
BEKINS VAN AND STORAGE COMPANY,
Fireproof Warehouse. 13th and Mission.
Phone Market 13-14. or Home M 1313.
NATIONAL FREIGHT A TRANSFER CO.. Mi»-
sion nr. 10th; phone Market 3154 — Cut rates to
all points; moving vans ;' fireproof warehouse.
SEYVIXG MACHIXES
McNALLY has moved to 2664 Mission, bet. 22d
and 23d; largest stock, all makes, lowest
prices in the United States; renting and re-
pairing cheap; opea evenings. Pboo* Mission
202.
DOMESTIC — Removed from O'Farrell st. to 164-4
FILLMORE near Post; all makes of machines,
new and second hand, sold, rented and re-
paired; lowest prices. Phone West 3691.
WESTERN FEED CO. "8 certificate of stock for
j sale at 50 cents on tbe dollar. Box 2562, Call.
v^.^~~j£J^£! 3 XJ!'^t^
AAA— U. S3. Carpet Cleanuig Co.. 2207 Bush at;
most superior cleaning in the world; can giv«
you beatlns. steam, compressed-air, vacuum
or celebrated earthquake, . whlcb removes all
ilirt. dust, grease, restoring natural color* lik«
new. West 5926. 52495: laying and reflttlnß.
ABSOLUTELY- the Best Carpet Cleaning. 3e-yarf;
estimates si'en for Altering and Relaying.
Pea! direct with F. A. RICE'S Carpet Wort*.
ISOS Harrison st. Phones Market 282. M 1207.
B. F. COMPRESSED AIR CLEANING CO., 387
Sutter St.. phone Kearny 5*52. BLUE WAGON.
Carpets, rugs quickly, thoroughly cleaned on
door without removal: estimates free.
AAAA— LE CLAIR VACUUM CLEANING CO..
62 Post., room • 326; phone Douglas 2071, or
res. West 0041 — Dustless cleaning of. carpets,
rugs.' draperies. WITHOUT REMOVAL.
Largest, best; cleaning cap"y 2.000 yards a day;
no "air" cleaning: all w6rk guar. ; cleaning 3c
laying sc; renor.. etc.; ests. free; Gtsslow C. C.
Co.. 2CO Vermont; P. Park 6925; est- 20 years.
AA — National Carpet Cleaning Works^— Largest on
coast; laying and altering a specialty., Hamp-
..- ton & Baley. \u25a0 344-34S Church st.; Market 13».
WHEN . yon become ' disgusted with • poor work
send your carpets to J. SPAULDING & CO
\u25a0 9S» Golden Gate ay. Phone Market 640., \u25a0,*\u25a0-;
ADVANCE Carpet Cleaning Co.— Advanced meth.
ods. GEO. .WALCOM ; CO.. 1131-U3O Sntter at. f
.WATTS — Reliable- carpet cleaning; atterationa-
renovat.. laying. s<a) Devlsadero; ph. Park SGo!
: COXKLIN BROS..* carpet cleaning and layln*
2400 Geary. st.. corner. Baker; phone West 93^
MATHEWSON'S Carpet BeaUnc Works. 313 East
12th »t.. Oakland; teL Merritt 595. * \
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