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GOLDEN GATE Commandery No. 16. K. »_J_
T. 213." Sntter st.—Stated assembly |SJ)H
THIS (MONDAY) EVENING. 8 o'clock,
Order of Malta. All fraters courteously .
invited. By order nf the commander.
THF.o. FROLICH. Recorder. j
GOLDEN GATE Lodge No, 30, F. A- A. Jk
M., will assemble In temple of Oak l/V
Omve lodge No. 21 r., F. A A. _~
Alameda (Park st. and Alameda ay.i,
MONDAY. Oo». 7. 1912. at 3 p. m.. t* con
duct the funeral o* our late brother. HARVEY
KING THOMPSON. Master MaaOOS and
•'"fends of deceased respectfully Invited. Take
9 r. Co. 8:46 p. m. beat.
EDWIN L. MEYER, Secretary.
OCCIDENTAL Lodtre No. 22. F. &A. ML, m\
2135 Sntter st.—THIS (MONDAY! W
EVENING at S o'clock, business meet-
ing. after the eonelusion-jOf which the
second series of rlie whi™ tournament will be
plated. By order of the master.
WALTER G. ANDERSON. Secretary.
HERMANN Lodge No. 127. F. AA. M.— _.
Stated meeting THIS (MONDAY) yy
EVENING. October 7, J312, 7:30 o'clock, /WV
King Solomon's hall. 1738 Fillmor" st. w
RICHARD STERNITZKY.
Secretary pro tern.
KING SOLOMON'S Lodge No. 260. F. & m
A. M . 1739 Fillmore st.—Stated meet- «#_'
ing THIS (MONDAY) EVENING at J\A
7JB o'clock. ' —
HARRY BAEHR Secretary.
RICHMOND Lodge No. .17.-.. F. &A. M.. _.
Ist by. and Clement st.—THIS (MON- WV
DAY) EVENING at 7:30 o'clock, stated /W\
meeting. H. FOURNESS. Secretary.
HARMONY Lodge No. 1,1. I. O. O.
F.—Officers and members are here-
by requested to assemble MON- "• .■;.
DAY. October 7. at 1 o'clock, at
the funeral parlors of H. F. Suhr & Co.. 2919
Mission St.. to pay the last respects to the re
mains of our late brother. P. G. CHRISTO
PHER DIEHL. By order of
ERNEST E. KRIST, N. G.
JOHN HINRICHS. Secretary.
CALIFORNIA Lodge No. 1. I. O. ~j*a__j_»,
O. F.-First degree. MONDAY -""d^SsSsr?
EVENING. Oct. 7. Visitors %.l
welcom*. EARL LIEB. N. G.
GOLDEN GATE PURPLE STAR, L. _t_
O. L., 139, meets in Swedish-Amer- 1A
ican hall. 2174 Market st., TIES fl_fi__
DAY EVENING. Oct. 8. at !S W_JT_/J
o'clock. Visiting brethren welcome. -QHt
T. McHENRY. Secretary.
AMERICAN Shipmasters' Association.
Regular meeting on TUESDAY.
October 8. at 2:30 p. m. Nomina- W JSBt'Yj
at ion of officers. All members re- ¥Wt=_(£l
quested to attend. \c^"^*^F
C. O. ANDERSON. Secretary. >4u__^
MEMBERS of California harbor
15 are requested to attend the __~H_Hp
meeting MONDAY, Oct. 7, 1912. ■%**■
7:30 p. m. Nomination of officers \
for the ensuing year.
w. T. duerrbeck. Secretary.
LOST AND FOUND
f Tf^youix^seanything^
'[ here. It will be returned to you if __i|
J i honest person finds it. Remarkable recov- \
,' cries are brought about every day through Ji
- these columns. ,'
I IF YOU FIND ANYTHING i|
BRING IT TO THE 'I
SAN FRANCISCO CAL* I
LOST AND FOUND BUREAU. ,'
THIRD AND MARKET STREETS l|
', Get a claim check. Have X uavertised. ji
i Reclaim it If tbe owner does not. j
i THE LAW—-People who find lost --tides, 1
'[are Interested in knowing that the state law!
jl is strict in requiring them to seek the own- ',
,i ere, through advertisement and otherwise; >
i 1 and that failure to do so, if proof can be, 1
j shown, involves a severe penalty. i|
FOUND on train and ferry and c»n be ob
tained by owner at SAN FRANCISCO OAKLAND
TERMINAL RAILWAYS. KEY SYSTEM. KEY
ROUTE PIER TERMINAL, OAKLAND; Sept. 25
—-Extension basket; pkg. bulbs and seeds; pkg.
kitchen utensils; advertising matter; building
data; lady's Jacket; pair lady's gloves; 2 pairs
dark glasses. Sept. 20 —Brass towel rack; cardcase
purse: portfolio papers; roll dry goods and embroi
dery lessons; merchandise order: demijohn: pkg.
cap: half suitcase; music roll. Sept. 27—Diamond
ring; accident manual; typewritten paper; pkg.
sc-O— papers: purse; neck fur. Sept. 28—Small
leather case; pkg. tooth paste; loose leaf memo
randum: matting: lunch box; pkg. child's dress,
*fc.; nailed box. addressed for shipping: 2 para
sate; pair gloves; pkg. trousers; kodak In case;
pkg. sbfct: pkg. salted salmon: pg. box candy;
neck fur: Mosonie pin; gold chaßJ; watch fob.
Sept. 29—Pkg. pajamas; sweater: fountain pen:
parasol: handbag: purse: F. &A. M. receipt: roll
hlank leases: pocketbook: pkg. collars. Sept.
30—Pkg. trousers; geometry; g-rij.; roll trans
lucent window signs; bible; umbrella: pkg. pr.
oh! slippers: pkg. iron washers Oct. 2—Ham
mer: pr. gloves; pocket book; pkg. poultry food:
pkg. hose; tin folding lunch box: roll musical
America: empty purse. Oct. 3—Pr. gloves;
cbfld's handbag; Italian bank monthly state
ment: cap of fountain pen: roll of music. Oct.
4 Plionogr.-M'lii'' record; pair gloves; pkg. medi
cine: box of advertising matter in sealed en
velopes: knit shawl; roll of patterns; pkg. cor
set: pkg. pair shoes; scrip book S. P.; pkg. old
magazines.
FOUND and can be obtained by owner at
RAN FRANCISCO-OAKLAND TERMINAL RAIL
WAYS. WESTERN DISTRICT. FIFTY-FIRST
ST. and TELEGRAPH AY.. OAKLAND: Sept.
13 —Photograph; pair lady's gloves; umbrella;
lunch grip: 2 magazines; telescope basket; pair
gloves: book; scarf and veil; notebook and bills;
pair glasses In case; memorandum book. Sept.
14—Stickpin; hand ax and pair pants. Sept. 15—
Lady's black coat. Sept. 16—Photograph. Sept.
IT- German book; fur tip. Sept. 18—Purse;
gold ring. Sent. 19—-Man's felt hat; handbag,
hook* and shoes; student's notebook." Sept. 20-—
Hand as.; breastpin; pair overall*; vanity box.
btjil' 21 —Matting case. *
LOST AND FOUND
Continued
• FOUND and can be obtained by owner at tbe
SAN FRANCISCO-OAKLAND TERMINAL RAIL
WAYS. CENTRAL DISTRICT. CAR STATION,
SECOND AY. and EAST SIXTEENTH ST..
OAKLAND: Sept. 21—Punch: gold pin: cloth;
asbestos-..pair glasses; song book; suitcase. Sept.
23—Lady's black purse; child's purse; dinner
pail; small purse; bundle of overalls square paper
pkg.; tin pail; paint brush; can paint; lady's
gloves. Sept. 24—Pr. lady's gloves; lady's
purse; bar pin; straw hand grip; small punch;
euitbox: strnn- lnnchbox. Sept. 25--Box talc
powder: small brown suitcase; fonntain pen.
Sept. 27—Pkg. cloth: pkg. linen and lace; girl's
red sweater; black lunch box full of raffle tick
eta; baby shoes: large red grip. Sept. 28—
Straw basket: small brown grip: canteen: shirt;
underwear. Sept. 29—Wrench, lady's small alli
gator purse; leather hand grip: straw lunehbox.
Sept. 30 —Black scarf: white overalls; card case
package. Oct. I.—Vise; lady's tan gloves; lady's
pttftte, Oct. 2—Lady's white belt: lady's black
purse: small package: lady's silver watch: brown
suitcase: lady's brown gloves, 2 pr.: blank book;
straw market basket: beauty pin; German book.
Oct. 4—ljirge blai-k Beta book: cake; bar,
beauty pin stones on It.
FOUND on trains and ferry and can be ob
tained by owner at SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD. OAKLAND PIER: Sept. 20—Pkg. hard
ware; pke. clothing: lady's Jacket, black: lady's
Jacket, rerl: lady's handbag: glove; hand satch
el; notebook: 3 suitcases: sack of tinware; tele
phone mouthpiece. Sept. 23—Pkg. hardware
spectacles; roll blue prints; 2 prs. shoes; 2 iron
rings; roll wire; thermos bottle; 2 keys; com
mittee book; story book; box overalls; black
purse; pkg. dishes; pkg. collars: 2 black gloves:
child's hat: overcoat: pkg. clothing. Sept. 26 to
28—Rain coat; 2 pkgs. clothing; 2 black gloves;
roll of papers; set of false teeth; small empty
bead purse. Sept. _S to 29—s pkgs. clothing
2 raincoats: black overcoat: blue coat; gray coat
lady's neckpiece; roll papers; metal purse; box
shoes; pkg. hardware: cap: lady's hat; grip
memo book; 2 gloves; 2 books. Sept. 30 to Oct'
I—4 pkgs. clothing; roll of paper: small black
case; lunch box: soft hat: child's coat; book;
2 pieces baass casting; bundle of canvas- black
wallet. Oct. S—Grip: lady* fur; lunch box;
pair gloves; black scarf; rofT music: straw suit
case: pke. stationery. Oct. 3—Pkg. clothing:
child's coat; cardcase; soft hat; cap; leather
case: can of oil: overcoat: lady's hat; suitcase;
linen duster; pair of spectacles; pkg. medicine.
FOUND and can be obtained by owner at SAN
FRANCISCO OAKLAND TERMINAL RAIL
WAYS, eastern district. NINETY-SIXTH AY
and EAST FOURTEENTH ST.. OAKLAND :
Sept. 20—Electrical fittings: purse; books; lodge
pin; watch and fob; hatpin; bundle old cloth
Sept. 22—Lunch basket: small suitcase; brooch
pin; parasol; baby cart. Sept. 23— Ribbon
purse; book; cane. Sept. 24—Purse; pkg of dry
goods; book: suitcase; sheet music. Sept 26
Gloves; lunch basket; parasol; watch and fob;
purse: kodak films: boy's coat. Sept 27 —
Gloves; hand satchel; bshv carriage; InnchboT
bundle of cloth. Sept. 28—Lunch basket; eye
glasses: book: eas bose; bundle of cloth- can of
lard; valise. Sept. 29—Bundle of papers; bible
bundle of cloth; purse; pkg. noodles. Sept. 30—1
Book: roll of papers: pair shoes: pair gloves
sultcsse. Oct. 1— Bucket with overalls, hammer'
pkg. overalls: lady's purse; school pin. Oct 2—
Smuil suitcase: beads: purse; basket drr goods
Oct. 3—Gloves; stockinet fur; basket; book- um
brella. Oct. 4—Satchel wirh clothing; bundle of
clothing: pocket knife; pair of gloves; pin.
FOUND In streetcars and can be obtained br
owner at UNITED RAILROADS OFFICE room
502. 85 SECOND ST.: Sept. 20-Pair spectacle?
-7 pkfs.; 5 handgrips: 2 purses; badge; glove-
Jewel box; cane. Sept. 21—Book; 4 pkgs.- pair
spectacles; 3 purses; 2 pairs gloves; pin; parasol
Sept. 22—Belt 2 pkgs.; 5 hand grips; hat; scarf
pin; 4 purses: book; bow; pawn ticket; um
brella; veil; picture: glove; pair shears; small
silver plate; pocketbook. Sept. 23—Bottle- 2
packages; 2 pair gloves; shawl and pillow; 2 pair
spectacles: hat; brooch; pocketbook; 2 purses
Sept. 24—Baseball glove; knife: brooch: 4 pack
ages: 3 grips; 4. purses; pair gloves. Sept 25—
Handbag: 2 packages; 3 books: pair gloves
knife; contract: baby shoe; can ham; purses- en
velope. Sept. 26—Suitcase; 2 packages; 2 hand
grips; 4 purses: 2 cans paint; watch fob.
FOUND and can be ootalned by owner at
POLICE DEPARTMENT. HALL OF JUSTICE.
KEARNY and WASHINGTON STS.: Sept. 18—
A lot of canned fruit, at 566 Pennsylvania st.
Sept. 24 —A sack of potatoes, NW. corner of
O'Farrell and Grant ay. If owners will call at
the property clerk's office of this department, at
Kearny and Washington sts.. and prove owner
ship, the same will be delivered to them.
FOUND on coast line trains and can be ob
tained by the owner at SOUTHERN PACIFIC
COAST DIVISION DEPOT. THIRD and TOWN
SEND STS.: Sept. 20—Overcoat; drinking cup
pair gloves; purse; book. Sept. 21— Book on
Spanish. Sept. 22—Pair overalls. Sept 23—Pil
low: straw hat; lady's coat; handsaw.
FOUND and can be obtained by owner at the
SAN FRANCISCO-OAKLAND TERMINAL RYS..
northern district. TWENTIETH ST. and MAC
DONALD AY., RICHMOND: Aug. 22—Stickpin
market bag. Aug. 23—Man's hat; pkg. contain
ing clothes. Aug. 24—R01l of music; pair" of
pants. Aug. 25—Pair baseball shoes. Aug. 27
House plan.
DISAPPEARED—Pair amethyst sleeve buttons
small specimen pin. locket with picture small
silver brick fengravedl. other articles; return
same or giving Information leading to re
covery; ample reward: no questions asked
LADY. 81 Oak St.; forenoon.
FOUND and can be obtained by owner at
CALIFORNIA ST. CARLE RAILWAY. CORNER
HYDE and CALIFORNIA STS.: 0.-t 1 to 5—
1 bible; 1 alligator hand b'.g; 1 lady's glove
-1 Iftdy'a veil; 1 bottle listerine; 1 pair baby's
gloves: 1 small red purse; 1 sma'l black purse
-1 checkbook Wells Fargo Nevada National bank!
ARTICLES lost on the COAST DIVISION re
maining on hand at THIRD AND TOWNSEND
STS.. SAN FRANCISCO, uncalled for: Oct 1—
Ring; package clothes; package hardware; over
coat; book. Oct. 2—Hat; pair gloves; overcoat.
Oct. 3—Package clothes; umbrella. Oct. 4—Um
brella; package paper; roll plans. -
LOST—A passbook with the Hibernia Savings and
Loan Society of San Francisco. In the name of
Margaret A. McDonald. No. 253-1241: the finder
will please return to bank; unless same Is re
turned within .". days a new book will be issued
to the applicant.
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL. MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1912.
LOST AND FOUND
Continued
LOST— Oct. 6. In College ay. or Rpek Ridge car
Me or Rook I Ridge terrace, square g gold 1 locket,
m monogram f and ! diamond i setting: | keepsake; re-
II ward. Return ato s MISS »K. H. TWBY, 2417
> : jj Bancroft i way, Berkeley. g j %_H_SB
MFOUND I and can il be I obtained Iby owner I at r
; CALIFORNIA BT. CABLE I RAILWAY. CORNER
HYDE ? »nd * CALIFORNIA 8T8.: x Aug. 13—Dia-j
mond breastpin; pearl handle knife; set of false
teeth. -■ ■':.-.■.■■ t■"::•'■..::■-■:■■:■•■'.■••.-" '"
B FOUND on trains and ferry and can be ob
tained » by > owner *. from f GENERAL a BAGGAGE
AGENT. WESTERN PACIFIC BY.. FERRY
BUILDING: Aug. 25—Lady's hand satchel.
PARTY known | who j has I fur neckpiece, lost at I
**■ Estndlllo 2 house. San Leandro. Sunday: I reward::
ii no i questions I asked. Phone West 4112 gor | re
turn to 2*lBo Jackson st. SffSi
LOST—A passbook with ! the Htbernla Barings and '<■
■ Loan Socletv of j San I Francisco, In \ the name | of,
Alfred s Higgins. No. 410.448. The I finder will
please return to hank. ,'" -V '■-' V.
; LOST—GoId i watch, keepsake; I ease I No. 1853563.*
;-Please return to GIBBONS & CO., 34 Mason
«;| *t .fa and J receive 3 liberal g /-^yjai_M^B_sa
BUSINESS jP^/eWJVALS_
NOTICE—The Call will not knowingly print ille
"•__ gitimate s advertisements. -** If -i any % reader , can
9 furnish I Information I that 1 any 1 advertisement In
this column *is * not ; legitimate 1 send siti to The
i-s Call »In '3 confidence, and *if i found ' correct the
;H advertisement will tbe discontinued. gg _.
A—EMINENT CHINESE HEB» DOCTORS—
?>All . diseases > cured; S strictly confidential: con
'•■: sultation i free: •: hours ' IPS. Sundays S 10K. DRS.
■ CHAN * ■ CHAN j HERB CO., 1916 j Sntter jffgg
101 TOST ! ST.. R. 202—DAILY."! 10 A. M. TO 9
"-'•4 P:« M.: • ELECT. TUB VAPOR *■ HERB l BATHS;
{;;$ EASTERN, MASSAGE ANT) MANICURE.
AA—WIGS, i toupees. 1800 i Fillmore ! st. Gentle,-
J.f men's ? dept., 2271 i California. Est. 1866. G.
:.?, T.EPERER. Mr. Lederer in charge. Work guar.
GERMAN nurse wishes l*j few more engagements
for j, massage ,: manual or vibratory: ;» Nanhefm
§_ bath. CM . Hyde st. between Geary and Post. !
MISS BERNARD, steam baths and | electric treat
ment: I Van's Mexican 5 hair restorer; S select pat-.
}a ronage only. 21." ' O'Farrell i st.. S. F.. office : fi.
N. Y. HAIR DRESSING PARLOR; OPEN EVEN
■IINGS; I switches, puffs, psyches; * pin curls made
'i;- 2.-.c up. 2055 ; Sutter near Fillmore: West 1890,
DRUG-US i method—Chiropractic, dieletlcs, elec.
'. light ; cabinet; 5 hrs. y 10-9.i ~ Ph. W. 1 8915. * 1415
: w*O'Farrell ; st. Cars : 20-21. '-}. ,;V"c: ■. h>'*'■'<
CABINET and i tub > baths i for colds ? and . rheuma
tism; alcohol , treatment; manicuring. 1114
:> Devlsadero st.
FOR I sale—Bath I and massage : parlor in I the best
location in Oakland. Box 4998, Call office. Oak
<,. land. :• ~' -■,*"' -.. '7,. ■'.- ', i': ■.>.. -■ . ■ ■' ■- ' »-^'--
UP TO i DATE s bath ; and i massage parlors: * elec.
fej* vihra. * treat. 1012 , Fillmore St.. office 17. '
MASSAGE —Elec. 5 and vlb. treats, for rheum, and
pn nerves. 1122 ;, Market st. opposite 7th. room !3.
; Rheumatism—Poor dr.. nerv. A chronic dis. treat.
if, by dry hot air bath, with mass. 1765 Geary st.
LOUISE | PASCO, eastern I massage and elect, vfh.
.;.<treatment. Rm. 21t. 34 Ellla St.: hrs. 10 to 10.
GERMAN nurse i massage, elec. and vlb. treat.;
gi elec. coat. 1507 Fillmore. \ Open ; Sun. hrs. 10-10.'
CORTEZ thermal 1 baths, ! salt '* glow. P elec. rib."
MMS Van j Ness \ cor. f Ellis, suite 203. hrs. j 11-10.
MASS.. ancient meth.: nerve spec. Madam Sparta.
'% 2084 ■ O'Farrell " st. nr. Devissdero. West ; 6438.
HOT suit J water baths, aicohol. oil treatments.
£/. 423 15th '; St.. Oakland. Private: no sign. .'
MISS BELL, gradnate masseuse: open Sunday. 10
i to 10. 407 Westbank bldg.. «30 Market st.
FRANKLIN I Electric , Institute. 5.3.V536 ' Whitney
B bldg.. 113 ; Geary st. MRS. C. ROSE. 10 Ito ' 10.
MISS F. GIBSON, masseuse: face and scalp treat
:>. ments. 34 Ellis st.. rm. 310; hours ' 1-10 p. m.
MISS JF. ■ ROGERS, i late of Chicago, masseuse—
Scalp ; treatment. ; : Room j 301. 34 s Ellis st. c :
MEDICATED baths and I treatment: hours ;1' to 8.
■?il Sundays '11 to 3.> 1450 Broadway. Oakland.
GERMAN herb capsule for women; no operations.
:3 ! 1"24 Pacific ay.. Alameda. Bay station.:
WELLS' >: MAGNETIC » AND «j. SCALP *S TREAT
-1% MENTS. ?,' 1065 ; MISSION ST.. ROOM ; 55. f * »:>
MRS. i WISE. 915 j Eddy ; st.—Hot , water i baths;
f magnetic and massage treatments. T*v<vi^^£
THE FILLMORE BRANCH OF I THE ? CALL 'IS
AT 1657 f FILLMORE ST.
■■ > ——I '■"■~g~"~~ M ~B
.'. . MATRIMONIAL^ _ __V J
i MARRY —Thousands ' tired : , living alone; ; all »' ages;
?:% call ior write. MRS. R. HYDE. 2677 Mission.
■ SPIRITUALISM
AA—MRS. J. J. WHITNEY, trance medium: con
;p;- sultation '$1 at 1 her home. « 1164 ? O'Farrell: *by
ir 4 letter. 4 questions, _,*?.s. Phone 1 Franklin i 6722.
MRS. L. H. KINNAIRD. ord.: | con. dally. 10-4;
S; circle only Sun.. Wed.. Fri.. 8 pm. 1439 Fillmore.
I _—_—_———
YOGA PHILOSOPHY
HINDU | Yoga Philosophy 4 (religion* gfves yon j
11 health, prosperity fl happiness: * classes i and lec
:;| tures. PROF. MONROE. 927 Clay st.. Oakland.
ASTROLOGY
ASTROLOGICAL carl ; reading. 50c. MRS. SAND
iki BERG. 1860 Webster st. cor. Pine. apt. No. 1.
: MISS STARR, astrologist. reads your full life
;*£ scientifically. 555 Eddy st.. Eagle apartments.
■""" " . "'" i i ' ' ' ' m "
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The World Ever Had.
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reads ■-; cards: .-;. palm '~ and spiritual i medium. She
has '* traveled % from * coast to coast, helping f her
people, young I and s old. rich § and | poor. Do t. not
miss s seeing her: » she will be j pleased. One J trial
will convince 5 the ! most ; stubborn. Can ibe '• seen *at
. - ; 415 12TH ST.. OAKLAND. .
Between : Broadway ; and Franklin, rms. 15 and 16.
Hours —9 "a.,;m.s to 8 p. m.
A $5 ' trance clairvoyant; reading . for $1. •"• A,,,- > ,' ;
r t HENRY fi MANSFIELD £ tells a all; S just I what
tf. yon * want *, to I know, whom, when » you J marry,
rv,what £ sickness you j have, who can n cure | you.
;•;*names, dates, secrets spells, weakness; re
__ moves 3 evil conditions: f long. fall.*, deep, dead
I trance ; readings; palmist, astrologer, spirit me-
I dlnm: ; hastens ■ marriage, gives good luck: | helps
?»; you ii In love, divorce, business, mining health,
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what they 1 are. do not fail to consult the ■ MAR
VELOUS* PRINCESS I ZORAIDA: she tells I your
II name and ! exactly what \ you I called | for. positive-
Ily without I asking I a ques.; | special i rend.. 50c;
hrs. 10-9. 1843 Fillmore nr. Sntter: closed Sun.
MISS ZEMDAR, young, gifted clair. and I palmist;
gB a " wonderful I prophetess; i hours jlO to j 10; | ladles
pi 50c :i gentlemen f fl. 1106 Devlsadero near.Turk.*
~-•-,. -; - .■ '■' ~11, ■■.
MISSION * BRANCH OF THE i CALL. BLAKE'S
BAZAAR. 1108 VALENCIA ST.
...•". ; - *. -'.•' '»'•—-: —
DEAFNESS ANb/CATARRHM
'.. ONE WEEK 1 FREE—For f2 fwe cure catarrh,
;.;• deafness, bronchitis, asthma. We [ l make I from
'': ? herbs > a cure 1 for i every J disease. Samples i free
sr* by mail. 10c. HERB -. REMEDY CO., 1 935 Mar
ket St.. rooms 201-2. " -■'•>• :.','•■;■.';. ;-, v ;..;'
i DR. IRA O. LEEK—AII I kinds lof dental work.
r>.517 Fillmore st. i near Oak.
STAMMERING •
\ STAMMER? m Method S for cure explained I FREE.
M. L. HATFIELD. 1918 Grove. Oakland, Cal.
SP6j~s?At SPECIALIST FOR WOMEN.
IS Reliable : graduate physician; sure and \ quick | re
sults; sno | detention | from | home ior occupation: 1 an
tiseptic and painless: consultation free. Room 3,
1023 j Market j bet. 6th j and 7th; 1 hrs. 10-4, 6:30-9.
5 DISEASES men I and I women 1 specialty: 1 phvsleian
,": snrgeon. PENN g DRUG CO.. 123 3d j st.-^jfg
: EAR noises positively cured: new: antiseptic; 1
*sg week « free ito I convince. DR. COTTINGHAM.
J expert ear, nose, throat. 821 Market, room 402
INVALID CHAIRS
SOLD, rented, exchanged; % manufacturer of Esmes
H tricycle chair. 1714 1 Market [ st.; \ tel * Park 2940.
S. F. Dog-Cat Hosp.. 1371 Fulton nr. ! Broderlek;
-E| animals ( treated, board; ambulance. "* West 8342.
g^BrgCSSITJ I 'iim'""- i» i i %mmn " Ji!imn_"_
mWMATERimWHOMBS^B
ST. MARGARET'S ■ Maternity Home—Confinement
m specialty; I adoption; * special i treatment for all
m female : troubles. 341 1 East j 14th f at.. Oakland.
SHEPHERD'S MATERNITY SANITARIUM. 1707
13th ay.. Oakland—Mothers and r girls received.
8. F. LYING-IN HOME, 1191 Oak St.—Adoption.
M DR. LORD, res. phy.; t eo-faat. 325.1, Mrkt. 4469.
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S. F. COMPRESSED AIR CLEANING CO.. 307
Sutter st; I phone Kearny 5852 (BLUE | WAGON) ■
—Carpets, rugs quickly.^^t thoroughly cleaned on
P floor without removal. Estimates 1 tn»,°fflJM9& '
ABSOLUTELY THE BEST CLEANING. 3c YD.
DEAL DIRECT WITH RICE'S CARPET WKS..
1805 HARRISON ST.; PHONE MARKET 2-6-2
WHEN you | become « disgusted I with I poor i work,
m send I your carpets ito ,T. SPAULDING & CO.,
353 Tehama St.; | Douglas 3084. Home J2347.
AA—NATIONAL Carpet i Beating Works. Harap-
M ton A I BaiUy, 344-348 i Church | St.; ji Market 1 180.
WATT'S reliable carpet cleaning: alterations, ren
% ovatlng. laying. 560 Devlsadero; ; ph. Park 569.
STORAGE and MOVING VANS
ANDERSON'S !. Transfer and | Storage Co.—Mo* :
_f Ing, packing, shipping, etc.; * trunks i stored f 3
B days j free. 985-987 Howard j st.; ; Douglas \ 2177.
WILSON BROS. CO., fireproof I storage, moving,
H packing, shipping. Removed *to 1 1636 i Market
•■ st. near Halght: phone Park 271. •
BEKINS VAN AND | STORAGE *: COMPANY—
ft Fireproof % warehouses. ISth g and I Mission S sts.
<gj Phone j Market 1314. or Home i Ml3l3;l|gl^fe^i
! PIERCE-RODOLPH S STORAGE I CO., 1450 1 Eddy
fe St.; I phones West 828. Home ! 82^^3$@%gte&
_
ENGINEERING— Civil, electrical, mining, mech.,
ffij| survey assay, cyanide; day .1 eve.: 8 estab. ]8«5.
I s Van ; der Nalllen school. 51st ? and Tel.. Oakland.;
THE i Cervantes 5 School of Spanish. 310 1 Union
Square ! bldg.. Post st. Dally lessons Is6i a j mo.!
..;Phone Park 6144. ■ '. , »
ETHEL COTTON STUDIO of expression: oratory,
a after dinner and extempore speaking. ; 1112 j Mkt.
FISK TEACHERS' AGENCY. 2161 J Shattuck ay.,
Berkeley. Cairn room 4, Wright block.
_ __477WArEVS _j
ADVICE ; FREE—No charge unless successful; all !
■;: cases, all i business quickly and ; quietly _ attend-
S ed |_ to; |- bankruptcy: <S general g, practice; |_ open i
B every j evening. 1028 ! Market ; St.. room j-12^ia_
R. W. KING, attorney at law Grant bldg.. Mar
pket ; and 7th. room 320; all cases; low fees: noth
m ing lln advance or for . circulation. Ph. Mkt. 912.
HARRIS _ HESS, attorneys at S law: W. T. Hess,
S? notary public Room 709 Hearst j building.
ACCOUNTANTS^ertlff^Wi'b;
JOHN |R. RUCKSTELL. O. P. A.. 3d i floor. Clans
f| Spreckels | (Call) building: | phone Kearny 4151.
PATENT ATTORNEYS
AA—ARTHUR IL. SLEE. Registered Patent Atty.
|>J and ; Mechanical '. Kxpcrt—U. S. and I foreign ; pat
grs ents 5 solicited. Inventions ? perfected; our me
chanical ! and I patent .! office drawings I can i not be
g|' equaled. 704-705 1 Foxcroft 1 bldg., s6B 1 Post j St.;
phone I Douglas, 157. " *
DEAV»Y. STRONG & ! CO.—Founded 1 I860: EU.I S.
g| and as foreign g patents: jg inventors' guides; g 100
jȣ mechanical movements f free. :: 911-916 " Crocker
:fl building. >i San j Francisco. .;^SSSS3B___.
C. P..GRIFFIN, ex-examiner U. S. i patent Of flee;l
i*J.U."tS;i and | foreign patents. 704 Pacific bldg.
H. C. SCHROEDER. patent, tradesmark attorney «
417 First National Bank i building. Oakland. W
coast Novelty co.. 210s i.-.th i st— tools.
DIES AND EXPERIMENTAL WORK. !v
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_ j
HEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE—SchooI of Civil,j
;•; Electrical. Mining. Architectural: day, "■ even- !
Sg ing: j established 1863. v 1 425 1 McAllister st. -'- "J.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS COLLEGE. 908
it-* Market ! st. opp. sth—Day and evening ] sessions.
ALL court reporters * recommend S Gallagher-Marsh '•[
%"k Business ' College. 1256 i Market l st. tSS*fIHH
PENSIONS j
M. H. SAMMIS. pension *' attorney—Pensions.|
■~>f back pay. lost army f papers secured. 3415
22d St.. suite 28. ' ■♦' *, _ . .-
FURS
AD. KOCOUP. reliable ' furrier: ; repairing, remod
■'S.eling: : dyeing at ; popular prices. ••: 222 Monadnock
t';> bldg.: | phone Douglas 3023. ,~J ;:?.".:
, BUTTONS AND PLEATING
STEELE'S button works. 222 Ellis nr. Mason: ph.
i 5 Franklin 4521 and i C 4521; mall } orders solicited.
J.DRESS MAKING ~ ■ '
MADAME A. SILVAIN. fashionable French dress-
J|s maker; evening I gowns *a \ specialty at ) moderate
i| prices. 1557 California < at. \ near Polk. Phone
Franklin 2392. ■;>....:i^:::,:<r.>^
McDOWELL'S Dressmaking and Millinery School:
>J evening S classes: patterns % cut gto | order. 121
Geary st. near Grant ay.; | Douglas f ri73l.*%S_aa
'- • ■ i i . i 'i i. I i • Hi.
PERCIVAL Dressmaking J School, 3d * ay. cor. R.
8 r:; 15th St.. t Oakland: • phones Merrltt 1051. 81738.
MRS. DUCKENFIELD.. cv.. : - street, house dresses.
Cg 2848 Steiner bet. Vallejo-Green: ; tel. West 6312.
J^PLOYMENTJOFFICES
AAA—DOUGLAS ! 3532. Home CWJ6s—Best Japa
nese. Chinese. Filipino help: all kinds of s work.
ASIA EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. 521 Grant ay.
AAA—WEST 1731. ■"';,"' 8-2615.
; Japanese " and i Chinese employment . office.**-"
f:- T. TAMURA A CO., 1612 La puna st. lj%Z
GRANT EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. 531 Grant say.
*f- Chinese, Japanese and Filipino ; help; I also cook
;-. ing ; school. Phone ; Kearny 747., ' ■>
C. D. KlNNEY—Chinese employment bureau, suc
cessor to J. Conn. Phone Douglas 3162. 785
Clay 5t.7.-V■-•'.■•;;:.•; "\ ;. _ ; ;--: .■■
STAR Emp. Office—Japanese-Chinese help. W.
f-i KODATA. 1610 Geary: | tel. West 167; | S-2706.
HORI & CO. —Best ; Japanese and Chinese j help of
g all kinds. 1711 Post : West j 2803. S'-2803.
ALL kinds of help furnished with care, dispatch.
West 568S—OSCAR % HATBUMI—ISI.I Geary. .
EMPLOYMENT WANTED
-;;■. __ ■■■■ •'■,.> f'KMALB ;._^_^
COMPETENT & stenographer If and bookkeeper
-' desires * position; »i best a references. - * r - Box s 575,
Call office. - ■
DRESSMAKER, lately from j New i York city 1 and
Mof j long j experience; j capable iof first class work
M in ; every way: t out iat 1 $2.50 per day; t reference.
M MRS. T. H. QURK. 1224 ; Laguna j st. |'§_|^^
GOOD 5 stenographer j desires ! position- salary 65
'; to f75. Box 547. Call office.
I LADY wishes "* position pi In M delicatessen lj store."
Phone Franklin 6790: jroomf3l."g^gg^f|fa'^^g
SITUATION as t housekeeper in small family, or
m practical S nursing; references. 1026 1 Ellis t st.
m Phone a Franklin 1598.
SITUATION |as 1 managing | housekeeper for apart-
S£ment house; thoroughly capable; can give bond
If required. 1287 O'Farrell st. West 8652.
STENOGRAPHER—Experienced. *m. Ph. .Sut
ter 1478. p.\C. AUDIT A SYSTEM CO.,
;; 304 Chronicle bldg. ; ' , ;.; .
! WANTED—Trustworthy i position: M entire I charge
mof % refined S home _S and a cooking: |' no washing.
IS HOUSEKEEPER. 82 j Bth st:;;? Oakland.
WANTED—Position Ibv an | experienced « nurse;
S obstetrical ?; cases :•- preferred •? .;■ CaU *> Franklin
6767. room 508.
WANTED—By middle aged German 1 woman, posi
tion as cook: plan cooking; no objection to
sgconntry;>l2s9l|PoBtsst^lM^i^»^_afe
WANTED—Light ? "work i for t forenoons; f*? modest
remuneration. Box 599. C.ill office.
EMPLOYMENT WANTED
MALE
MANUFACTURERS AND MERCHANTS.
A REALLY UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY.
I have absolute faith in my ability to mate
rially i Increase your sales and S profits, inasmuch
as llf have 1 had _»J years' practical | experience | in :
every 4 branch of advertising I and 1 merchandising,
especially J as t regards 1 the ! creation I and 1 manage
ment | of 1 systematic I campaigns |s based f on % sound
! facts and scientific analysis which have in almost
every i case 1 been 5 most i successful. As ito ; advertis
ing—I I produce i original, logical I copy ?in \ any 1 form
or j style, and ! have \ a thorough I knowledge lof i lay-'
out, makeup, art 1 work, type i and j printing. As ta
my j ability along i merchandising > lines, I 1 should
.Ike the i opportunity |to | prove |my ,! knowledge |of
practical j salesmanship I and , organisation. liam at i
present 1 employed, but s desire fa | field | wherein VS\
may exert imy efforts Ito better advantage. My
character ? and > references | will Ibe § found satisfacl
toiy. Address lE. T. X., care j Information j Bureau.
ALL around « machinist wants work; first f class
H lathe i and I bench : hand; also has ! good \ experience
H blacksmlthing I and \ general ! repairing \ work. N.
II S-, box 625, Call f office. itSmm.
AMERICAN, middle aged, j not | strong but active,
;p wants I light | work out private 1 place; g can 1 milk
and care i for horses; » wages! 151 per month.
Box 643. Call office.
: —Salesman, ; all i round f experience, reliable. 40,
' good appearance j and address, moderate salary,
if wants a situation. Box 590. Call ?. otflc«.l2i;t^sg'
BOOKKEEPER-STENO.-CLERK. 9 M years if dry
M goods; good l penman; i f75. Phone Sutter 1478.
M PACIFIC AUDIT _ «SYSTEM I CO.. 304 Chron-
Icle Bldg. -.. ;•;-.•■:■:• "".•■■;• ■-■•'.•"■ : " •.■...
BAR TENDER, middle aged. American, sober, re
; liable, ' would like position In hotel, country or
m city; ? good I references. 1 Box 1 695. Call office.
COMPETENT building and engineering superin
tendent | wants \ position. Box 548, Call J office.
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'. \.'..< ...'. '.. ... '. .
EMPLOYMENT WANTED
_... MALE—Co.tlmnert
COMPETENT chauffeur and mechanic, one whe
is capable of taking care of a car and under
stands all about repair work, wishes position
in city or country: ref. given. Address 5233
Locksley, ay., Oakland.
CHINESE, first class cook, wants po*t**ion in
family. L. W. CHAN. 21 Brenham place, care
Congregational Chinese Mission, room 33.
CHAUFFEUR mechanic: positively high class
man; married; 15 years' driving and shop ex
perience: best' references; f125 per month.
WM. NELSON. 745 28th st.
CHEF. French, single, wishes situation In club
or prfvate family; first class cook in every re
spect; best city references. Address Y.
MAIRE. 730 Broadway.
EXPERIENCED Al anbdivislon sales manager
Is looking for a big proposition; best of local
references. Box 671. Call office.
ELDERLY man wishes work of any kind; bandy
with tools, a good painter, strictly temperate
and all around wi'llng worker; city or country.
Box 595. Call office.
FRENCHMAN. 40 years old. would like to get
Job as porter; good references; call from 8 to
11 a. m. M. AI.LEGRE. 780 Broadway, care
of Hotel de France.
FRENCHMAN, sincrle. 48. wishes position as
Janitor; porter, night watchman or care taker:
good handy man with tools: city or country;
sober, willing: givxl local references. JANITOR,
box 584. Call office.
GERMAN, age 27; married: can do iieht black
smith and machine work: handy all around.
Address 4. - <5 Corbett ay.
JANITOR, thoroughly reliable, strictly sober,
first class man. wants steady Job; night or
day. Box 000, Call office.
LADIES' tailor, cutter and fitter, desires posi
tion; thoroughly understands the trade; best
of references. Box 586. Call office.
MAN. SO, desires ligiit position, salesman, time
keeper, hotel clerk, something similar. Box
631. Call office.
MIDDLE AGED man to take charge of warehouse
or drive wagon: can give bonds and refer
ences. Address 3192 16th st.
MASTER plumber, registered, desires position
with corporation or otherwise; no objections to
leaving city. Box 706, Call office.
POSITION desired as clerk, office, hotel or
store; bookkeeping: Al typist: dictophone op
erator: French spoken: references furnished.
58.- California st. Tel. Douglas 5541.
POSITION wanted to take care of a private
place, garden, horse, cow, etc., by a sober,
steady man of experience; first class refer-
Box 579. Call office.
SITUATION wanted as oiler, belt maker; bandy
with machinery and tools: strictly sober, in
dustrlous. Box 681. Call office.
YOUNG MAN OF GOOD EDUCATION. EXPE
RIENCED STENOGRAPHER. NOW EM
PLOYED. DFSIRFS POSITION WITH GOOD
OPPORTUNITY FOR ADVANCEMENT; ES
PECIALLY INTERESTED IN AND CAN
QUALIFY FOR ADVANCEMENT TO SELL
ING POSITION BOX 575. CALL OFFICE.
YOUNG man. energetic, well recommended, thor
oughly acquainted with the city, wishes posl
tiou with wholesale or manufacturing concern
as shipping clerk, collector or outside man;
can give satisfaction. Box 707. Call office.
YOUNG man, handy with tools, wants work of
any kind: can furnish reference. Address box
589. Call office.
YOUNG man, 25 years of age, of good personal
address, desires a situation with ehanc? of
advancement: city references. Box 572. Call.
FEMALE HELP WANTED
AAA—Telephone operators. Permanent positions
for young women and girls.
Salaries from $1 to $3 per day.
Extra pay for evening and night work.
Salaries paid while learning.
Call at telephone building. Pine and Steiner
sts., San Francisco.
Employment office open week days. 8 a. m.
to 8 p. m.
Sundays and holidays. 10 a. m. to 2 p. „m.
Call or telephone West 7595, or Oakland 131.
WANTED—Lady In your locality to sell famous
"Knittop" petticoats; guaranteed: $5 to $15
dally; experience unnecessary; whole or part
time: every woman buys; exclusive territory:
big Christmas and winter seller. SPELMAN
A CO.. Chicago.
SALESLADIES at once—3 bright, capable ladies
to travel, demonstrate and sell dealers: $25
to $50 per week: R. R. fare psid. GOOD
RICH DRUG CO., 1308-10 Harney St.,
Omaha. Neb.
LEARN HAIR DRESSING — THE FAMOUS
PEAVY. P, V.. SYSTEM. Enroll now. CALIF.
SCHOOL of HAIR DRESSING, 96? Market at..
second floor, near Empress theater.
WANTED--An assistant buyer for infants' wear
department; experienced and capable woman
desired. Apply, stating experience and salary
expected to box 669, Call office.
OPERATORS wanted to sew tents and awnings;
good wages and steady employment: special
inducements to experienced. SUN TENT AND
AWNING CO.. 54 Washington st. .
$15 WEEKLY paid lady of neat appearan'-e;
work can be done from home. ALCADE MFG.
CO.. Como bldg.. CI lies go.
WANTED —Dressmaker to give sewing lessons In
exchange for lessons from excellent pianist.
Box 562. Call office.
EXPERIENCED mllllnerv salesladies for Satur
days; extra pay. THE BANNER MILLINERY,
925 Market at.
GET MARRlED—Thousands tired living alone:
all ages. Call or write MRS. HYDE. 2677
Mission st.
GLOVE MAKERS: steady work. Call or address
CARSON GLOVE CO.. San Rafael. Cal.
WAITRESS wanted —Call any time Monday. 410
8d st.
MALE HELP WANTED
LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN AND BRAKEMEN
for uearby railroads; fSO to $100 monthly; age
18 to 88; experience unnecessary; no strike;
promotion to engineer, conductor; railroad em
ploying headquarters; no charge for assist
ance to employment: state age. Send stamp
for application. RAILWAY ASSOCIATION,
box 650. Call office.
BOYS wanted. 15 years of age. with bicycles;
can make $1.50 to $2 day. 1461 Polk st. or
2581 Mission.
BOY for factory work; $6 per week at start. Ap
ply BEMIS BAG CO., Sansome and Vallejo sts.
WANTED FOR U. S. ARMY—AbIe bodied* un
married men between ages of 18 and 35; cltixena
of United States, of good character and temper
ate habits, who can speak, read and write the
English language. For information apply to Re
cruiting Officer, 660 Market St., San Francisco,
Cal.
WANTED—Men and women to learn barber trade
nnder Cal system; lesrn In a few weeks and
become an expert; may make $10 week while
learning: sjiecial rate to the first 8. CAL.
BARBER COLLEGE. 145 3d st. below Mission.
WHY NOT LEARN THE BARBER TRADE?—
We leach you in 8 weeks; pay wages while
learning; 10,000 positions furnished in 1911;
learn under the MOLER SYSTEM, and learn
right. Call MOLER BARBER COLLEGE. 234
3d st. below Howard. Write for free catalogue.
START a home business that will bring you $100
monthly; I made $8,500 first year with same
business; spare time; no canvassing; I will
show you how: instinctive hook free. VOOR
IIIES. desk 509, Omaha. Neb.
GOOD steady man with $350 and some business
ability take half Interest and help manage
prosperous business; can't handle alone- short
hours. Particulars 46 Kearny st.. room 410.
WANTED—Boys and young men, between 16 and
20, with motorcycle; $2.50 per day. Anolv
1461 Polk St., 830 Market st., or 258 Mont
gomery st.
MEN and women to learn barberlng; wages while
learning; see us about tuition. INTERN A
TIONAL BARBER SCHOOL. 790 Howard st.
WANTED—Young men to learn auto business,
demand great, with big pay. PANAMA WEST
EKN AUTO EXCHANGE. 1465 Mission st.
EXPERIENCED men wanted to lay and finish
hardwood floors. Apply Monday morning at
the INLAID FLOOR CO.. 18th and Alabama.
FILIPINO or Japanese boy to assist with cooking
?.,, !. n ,n (^< 7 ,^, ' of downstairs at Sau Mateo.
Call i»23 Golden Gate ay.. San Francisco.
DOUGLAS HOUSE. 758 Harrison st. nr 3d—200
hard finished rooms; large reading room: _ot
water; rooms 25c a day. f1.25 and f1.50 week.
STEADY man In good, money making business
car, make $150 n month; experience mineres
sary: r.-qulrcd. 787 Market st., room 134.
W, !L XOT °° P, S T " K STAGE? Big demand*
S? 1 r£sf' <S, tU4g for nK>T ' a * Ptcturet, Box
u««, Call office.
FIREMEN and sailors for steamer to S..nth
America and return. HUMBOLDT HOUSE.
215 Broadway. «^k_,
*r
MEN and women to run moving picture
machines; small cost to learn. 3 City HaU
ay.. office 515.
APPRENTICES wanted to learn trade- steady
work. Apply INLAID FLOOR Co!. 18th _nd
Alabama sts.
GET married—Thousands rtcsL all ages, tired Ilv
tag alone. Call or write MRS. H_ ™2«77
i Mission st.
MALE HELP WANTED
Continued „__
AUTOMOBILE driving and repairing. MOTOR
ENGINEERING and Adeline
sts.,
ERRAND hoy wanted: good W l "™\*?&
wages. WM. R. DAVIS. 23d and Mission sts :
UNCALLED for and second hand shoes. 75c up;
shoes repaired whUe wsltlng. 103 3d at.
YOUNG men wanted to work on trains as news
agentV Apply BROWN NEWS CO.. Oak, pier.
CARPENTER salesman can hear something to
his advantage by addressing box 591. Call.
FIRST CLASS pants operators; .steady work.
MCDONALD ft COLLET!:. 2154 Mission st.
FIRST CLASS pants pressers. McDONALD *
COLLBTT. 2184 Mission st. .
ENERGETIC MAN TO SELL REAL ESTATE.
Apply 2374 Mission st. ___
ERRAND boy for merchant tailor. J. ED LIN,
216 O'Farrell st.
SALESMEN AND^OLICITORS
~ WANTED
ACTIVE. AMBITIOUS
CANVASSERS AND SALESMEN
FOR PIANOS AND PIANO PLAYERS.
STEADY EMPLOYMENT.
GOOD PROPOSITION.
Apply
HALLETT A DAVIS PIANO CO.,
ROOM 240 PIIELAN BLDG..
746 MARKET ST.
$10 and up daily to hustling salesmen selling
"Graspit" products, such as automobile sup
plies, metal polish, tire talc, transmission
grease, hand cleanser, soaps, etc.; every auto
owner'buys: reorders galore; sells in garage*,
stores and everywhere; write quick for full In
formation; exceptionally good proposition.
ORASPIT MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
Gra.-pit building. Chicago, HI.
SALESMEN wanted; no experience required:
earn while learning: write today for list of
hundreds of positions now open, paying $.1,000
to $5,000 a year. Address nearest office. Dept.
503. NATIONAL SALESMEN'S TRAINING
ASSOCIATION. Chicago. New York, Kansas
City, Seattle. New Orleans. Toronto.
SALESMEN wanted to handle our fine line of
calendars, some exclusive designs, over 300
special styles of leather goods; a complete line
of fans and novelties; also memo books and
diaries: liberal compensation. THE ELWOOD
MEYERS CO.. Springfield. O.
ENERGETIC sales manager to establish head
quarters In San Francisco and look after entire
business of California; exclusive contract Is
sued: bank reference. DIAGRAPH CARBON
CO.. Philadelphia, Pa.
AGEl^S^^T^ED_^^
WHISKIES, liquors and cordials can be made at
licnie with "Zanol" concentrated extracts; saves
over 50 per cent: 2 minutes does the work:
agents coining money, $40 to $50 weekly; no
license required: guaranteed strictly legitimate;
makes the genuine article: used by liquor deal
ers for years; new to consumer; enormous de
mand, fuick sales, large profits: can be sold In
dry as well as wet districts: light, compact,
carry In pocket: act'quick; territory going fast;
agents, here's an article that ought to make
yon rich. UNIVERSAL IMPORT CO., 734
Sycamore st.. Cincinnati. O.
WORK for yourself, make $"0 to $75 every week;
Wearer of Oregon sold 40 in one day. profit
$24; Lowry reports. "Why. I actually believe
I could sell this article blindfolded and with a
gag in my mouth"; experience unnecessary
selling the self-wringing mop: 150 per cent
profit; sample free with first order; write to
day. U S. MOP COMPANY, 1585 Seiss build
ing. Toledo, O.
AGENTS Just coin money selling new improved
hosiery, direct from mill, with our big adver
tising offer; yon can make $25 dally; every
body buys; credit: samples in leatherette case
free. NEW IMPROVED KNITTING MILLS,
Chicago.
TRAVELING salesmen to represent line hand
made lace, neckwear and art goods: only men
with first rate references traveling extensive
territory need apply: commission basis. Ad
dress box 588. Call office.
AGENTS, get particulars of one of the best pay
ing propositions ever put on the market: some
thing no one else sells: make $4,000 yearly. E.
M. FELTMAN, Sales Manager 6222 Sycamore
St.. Cincinnati. O.
AGENTS getting rich selling wonderful luminous
crucifix; gives out mysterious light all night in
darkest room: big profits- free particulars.
CATHOLIC IMPORTING CO.. X 4. Chicago.
,
START now with this one: never falls to bring
big orders: 100 per cent profit; free particulars.
CIIISPA SUPPLY CO.. Dept. 30. box 391, Mln
| neapolis. Minn.
BARBERS AND SUPPLIES
BARKER REVOLVING POLES.
We have Just received sample of the
BRACKET CLOCKWORK REVOLVING POLE.
Call and see It. as it Is the prettiest and most
attractive pole on the market, and no shop
should be without one. Sold under a guarantee
and on extremely easy terms.
CHAIRS. VIBRATORS, POLES. FIXTURES
Sold on installments of $5 per month.
JAMES BARKER, INC.,
94 Turk st.
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REMOVES THE GLAZE FROM ANY
RAZOR HONE.
TRY IT.
FOR sale—2 chair barber shop: 2 living rooms
and bath; lease; reason for selling going east
to sick sister. See BECKEL A PRESHER,
60 6fh st.
SEELY'S busy; his beautiful, revolving pole is
doing It; largest stock of barber fnrn. to
choose from. 394 Hayes St.; phone Park 1242.
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BARBERS* UNION—Free emp. agency. R. H.
BAKER. Sec. 966 Ma.-ket: tel. Franklin 8583.
SIX chair shop. 5 steady: rent $75; lease: fine
transfer corner; elegantly equipped; Investigate
this chance. FOSTER. 830 Market st.
TWO chairs. 6 baths: rent $2.">: lease: clears $40
week; in large hotel: sacrifice at $250. FOS
TER, room 204. S3O Market st.
I FOUR CHAIR BARBER SHOP FOR SALE: dolug
Al business; VERY REASONABLE; must sell;
Investigate at shop. 494 3d st.
FOR sale—First class downtown shop: trial
given: easy payments; cheap rent: or partner.
Box <U6. Call office.
BARBER, over 40 and good chiropodist, wishes
position in a union shop. Phone FRANK
Douglas 2543,
FOR sale —1 shop In live camp; only shop in
town. Addresa M. A. FREITAS, 559 16th St.,
Merced, Cal.
BARBERS' Protective Union—Employment secre
tary. W. BARON. 775 Mkt.: tel. Kearny 5384.
WE want second hand leather covered barber's
chairs: cash or trade. BAUER'S. 59 O'Farrell.
BARBER wanted with some experience to finish
the trade: can make good money. Box 615. Call.
THREE chair shop. In wholesale district; rent
$35; 5 year lease: terms. FOSTER. 830 Market.
WANTED—To buy a lOc barber shop in Oak
land. Address box 4992. Call office, Oakland.
BARBER wanted in country town: $8 and found
and half over $18. Box 715. Call office.
GOOD bootblack wanted at 1505 Polk st.
FOR sale—A 3 chair shop; 2 baths; a bargain.
Address J. T. YOUNG. Qulncy. Cal.
BARBERS, attention—List your shop with us for
quick sale. FOSTER. 830 Market st.
BARBER wanted. Al: no other need apply. 324
2d ay., San Mateo. Cal.
GOOD 2 chair bootblack stand for sale cheap
3176 16th st.
GOOD barber; steady work. 1314 Castro st
near 24th.
PORTER wanted for first class shop. 50.! Kearny
street.
AUTO'MO BILES
SIX PASSENGER WINTON. IN THE BEST
OF CONDITION. APPLY 701 CLAYTON ST
CORNER WALLER. *—x_u« »r.
WE sold 9 cars this wees and have Just bought
14 more. We buy them right and can sell
tbem at very low prices; 2-4-5 and 7 psssaa
cars. ,
PANAMA WEBTFRN AUTO CO
~ . - 1465 Vc—lon st.
AUTOMOBILE trimmings and lamps nickel
plated or bak»d emmeled: reasonable prices;
ESP CO.'Tu* Tj^JT* 1 ™- BOEBCH
BI ?SS?__ WHITB ' NEW~HOMK.
AUTOMATIC. McNALLY hss them for less.
New machines, all makes. $15 op.
Used machines, all makes, 35 up.
Repairing, half usual charges.
Renting, new models, 32 per month.
3084 Mission, bet. 22d snd 23d; M 3536, Miss. 203
383 16th at. at San Pablo. Oakland: Q»ic. irrt.
NEW pianos and player pianos rented lowest
firices: visit new bargain room or get' bargain
Ist. KOHLKR A CHASE. 26 O'Farrell st.
WANTED—Electric piano, nickel attachment;
state make and lowest cash price. Box 571. j
CaU office. |
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
I PIANOS to rent: no cartage. BYRON MAUZY,
| Gold j Medal f Planoa. 250 ; Stockton "' st. r:
I TYPEWRITERS A SUPPLIES :
i WALTER 'J. WOLF, dealer; s rebuilt
.to of | all 1 descriptions; i expert repairing; \ typewrit
, 11 ers j Inspected 1 and j rented; f ribbons s for all . ma-
H chines; ; carbon | papers I and I office I supplies. 307
* Bush St.; phones Douglas 4113. Home C-2519.
REBUILT $100 \ Remington ] No. 6. or Smith \ Pre- j
mier typewriter : No. ?2, guaranteed, for $3e; $3
per 1 month. L. *. M. ALEXANDER, 512
Market st. _____
OAKLAND Typewriter Exchange. 904 T Broadway,
5f Oakland, dealers \in all ! makes of typewriters. :-
INSECTS EXTERMINATED
I QUICKLY AND PERMANENTLY :BY THE ' IN-
I |n SECTIDE CO.. 657-653 Plielan building. : ;
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS
P LOWER THAN EVER
BOW IS THIS FOR A BARGAIN!
PORCELAIN 5 OR 5% FT. BATH
~:-,>■* TUB; 1 20x30 PORCELAIN ENAMELED
V. SINK; SO GAL. BOILER; 1 SET 2 PART
"•■"■• ' TRAYS; »U BEAUTIFUL PATENT TOIL
ET, EITHER IN MAHOGANY, GOLDEN
OAK, CHERRY OR WEATHERED OAK.
' FOR $38. ' - ( t
WRITE FOR CATALOGUE. '. ,
\ P. ;B. O'HAIR. 557 MISSION ST.
f DAIRY of 15 cows: some fresh, -with calves, and
> some will be fresh \ soon, with milk route: j best
„• i Jersey | stock and | Durham 3 cows, are beauties i,
and family pets: ages 2 to ft years: 2 young
Jersey bulls; all gentle for ; ladies and children; ..
'■.\ will "sell '. one ;or all . cheap. .. 508 ; .Tndah st.. :
cor. 1 10th . ay., 2 . blocks . south of ; Golden * Gate
: park. •»>..;: *.*.-? v.', ■ ■■: ■'-, :•.'.:■ '•:..' 'is '■-..•'-:*,..'> '-"-" ,
PICTURE « molding. $2.50f Tier « 1,000 ' feet; : 300
.*; picture frames, mostly 16x20, ;at 5c each;
:?/ postal » cards. y $1.75 per 1.000: I motto calendar. '■[
'- 54 " pages, sc; ?2 i mat j cutters, oval ; and f < square; ;
*. Welsbach lamps. $2 each; l benches and shelv
• : ing; closing out above at *4 '•£;.- their value*
JONES. 1239 Van Ness ay.
FOR 1 NEW AND I SECOND HAND 1 carom i
* and •.: pocket * billiard 1 tables, ' bowling .; alleys and
; accessories; bar. fixtures :of . all < kinds; > easy pay- §
. ?-: ments. * i THE 5 BRUNSWICK-BALKB-COLLEN
';■;•■ PER CO., 767-769 , Mission st.. San , Francisco.
SECOND HAND PIPE : > '
-■•:. Largest *' dealers Sin? standard J; pipe „ and " screw
casing: ~r. dipped; 1" prices c right; ;I guaranteed a first
class. PACIFIC PIPE CO.. Main and Howard sts.
. ATTENTION—Buyers, we have !ai $4 Underwood \
:--Hs typewriter; %20 5 rolls * and *, typewriter desks, f5 i
: - upright pianos, 10 large plate • mirrors; we want -
i- to sell at once. 1140 McAllister st. nr. Fillmore.
, i i ' —_____1
ALL sizes standard | water • pipe and \ screw . casing i
In second ! hand, hot '■ asphaltum i dipped; I guaran
I : teed i as •> good ? as ? new; * large * stock ' ready * for
£ shipment. WEISSBAUM Pipe Wks.. 137 11th st.
■ FULL set of s well J boring tools on an improved -
; plan; : also 1 rock drill with cam lift; call and
: see them it work; •; for sale, cheap, at 757 4th
v a v.. Oakland. •
"MOTIOGRAPH" | moving picture machine. 1913.
on 5 exhibition t Sept. 17, 5 18, v 19. v : EDWARD H.
: KEMP. 833 Market St.. i San Francisco.
LUMBER and : millwork *, at • very <• low * prices for
; cash ior on easy * payments. GREATER ' CITY
i"i LUMBER CO.. Army and Alabama sts.
FOR sale —Valuable « patent, commanding 4, large
sales: will sell eastern territory; reasonable. 5
333 Monadnock bldg. ■,'..-• ' V . ; '; -.-..•. . ;
ENGLISH setters: 5" fine f pedigree '„ male •: pups. 2
months ' old. '■'■■ 1350 Bth ' ay.. Sunset District, or -
: Si phone Sunset MS. V "<-' . » • •■
FOR sale—Three hand embroidered ► mandarin
;»;; coats •• for ;- sale ■•'• cheap. ,;, Inquire ■:-. 333 f Monad
„i; nock i bldg. v , „ ~ :
1 CASH f registers ; bought, sold, exchanged '•• or '■ re
„■;■; paired. ROYAL NOVELTY , CO.. 604 - McAllis
, •'.^terist.'tf-' , ;:',y,:. .■'""'vvy;-.;:;...";, ;-:■"-,. .■■'■.■"- -.. .-.y-i--....
' NATIONAL electric ticket thrower cash register.
;' also ; detail * and total adder; cheap. 579 M ■
A Ulster st. : : ._?__|
PLUMBING, gas and '. steam '■■ repairing ' done . rea
; sonably. * Call Son phone 326 Sixth ay.; tel.
" jj Pacific 340. J ■'■'.- :.'■'■■: :■[ ■■ :•-'■•■., : ,,..."
ELECTRIC massage apparatus for sale, or will
-.-, trade : for horse ;or r wagon. 580 7th , st. Oak
: land. ,'- . ;_ , ...,.'; „•■.-;;
25 H. P. Scotch marine boiler, in good condition.
f:-. COLLINS McCARTHY CANDY CO.. 641 Front.
SAFES, new and second hand, cheaper than ere,.
THE HERMAN SAFE CO.. s 126 Folsom st. ;
FOR sale—One McLaughlin traction engine; ; p*>
-;;.." horsepower; ;In good condition. ; 1 Box ' 545. Call.
EDISON AGENCY, moving picture machines and
g<: stereopticons. ■*, GEO. . BRECK. 70 Turk ; st.
1 SAFE—Big 12d hand I steel lined ? Jeweler* , safe.
; Snap. 669 Mission I st.;; below 3d. l *
FULL blooded spits puppies for sales; males only
; : $5. Call f, at i 2670 j Bush ; st.
}■:■MISCELUANEOUSf^WANTS
HIGHEST prices ? paid S for f gents' ; - second ? hand
*• ■: clothing. MUSIN, 57 Third St.; ; phone . Kearny
,:? 3311. ■,■;■;.:.',;.;--■■:.;•...■■..,■;■. . .. ..
DIAMONDS, pearls, etc.. S bought at highest mir
ket price: cash. SCHUMAN. 133 Geary, r. 524.
1 I buy old ? false ) teeth, broken tor > scrap ; Jewelry:
will call. Box 6",2. Call office. - v3__ii
FILES RECUT
OLD : files : reent by new process. . 715 Clay st.,
v; Oakland: phones Oakland 6717. A 2754. .
FURNITURE FOR SALE
$3,000,000 ;>• stock -B FURNITURE. * CARPETS.
i ■• - RUGS. STOVES, carried in stock rin < San Fraafj ;
; <; Cisco warehouses by the ASSOCIATED MANU
FACTURERS s and sold by their representa
tives. LINDHOLM-NEAL CO., at factory
;.- prices. •/--■ „'; i'~:"-",-'-' '.'"' tj •.:.' : "*;-;;... ." .
• Opportunity for hotel and apartment basMn
.' furnishers 3to .; buy 5 goods - for - the * same pric
"*' dealers * pay for them, as for example:
RETAIL PRICE '.'.'•:J ■=; j MILL PRICK
a 51.15 Tapestry Brussels carpet ....;-.:. r^ti,,.
; $1.50 All i wood velvet carpet .*..%:......-; 87 V.c
H $1.75 r American Axminster . carpet ....";; 07 Uc
■i $1.75 j Wilton \ velvet <j carpet . 1T:..'..v; 7.~:t.' 07 %<:
$15.00 Room 5 size 3 Brussels | nigs r'.'"fi.". ."*.';T?« $8.7.">
$25,00 9x12 velvet nigs, each ;... .V..... $14.7".
$22.50 Solid oak dressers for .%;.-.".;T.r..511.5(>
2 inch post all brass beds, full siae .=*.'.'; $10.00
" ~ ; • . LINDIIOLM-NEAL • COMPANY, "
.";"',■.'.'. ' w Complete y Hotel * Furnishers -; ;
Salesrooms. 791-793-705 Mission • st. nr 4th.
Western representatives Associated Manufac
- .-■■■' ■ * turers. •■--,
--"y:;;: KING'S. 738 LARKIN. CI.•;?..:
At cost—Chairs 35c. dressers $6.50. beds $1.50.
," wires $1, new mattresses $2.50. ; Phone Frank- :
lln 7307.
CLOSING out: retiring » from bus.; every - article
bargain. Haberfelde Fur. Co.. 849 Golden Gate.
HORSES, HARNESS, WAGONS
A—A—A—
READ THIS BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE
Ranchers ' and Orchardmen take ' notice. -"'■'
The I Patterson company has purchased auto
;. mobile trucks i- and delivery wagons '4 and -J will
dispose iof 'i their i entire stock at a sacrifice;
'. $190 takes a pair of well matched black horses.
9 and 10 5 years I old. J;" They < s are full brothers
and work like one horse. This price includes .
their brass ; mounted - harness.
$200 takes |af pair of mares, '8 • and '9 : years
..; old. weighing 2.400 lbs. and harness.
f2B5 —Matched s bay i live i horse $ and % mare. sls
and *6 J years, weight 2.375. and 5 their harness.
$325 takes a well matched bay team, chunky
build, work I like ; one • horse.
$85 takes a coal black horse, weight f 1.030, .
and his nickel mounted harness; this horse was
broke fon " our wagon. : "f, ■' "■ ""''_o_M|WwM^fyW g o
$65 takes a black horse, 8 years old. weight
1.000 lbs. and his harness. "
$125—One business mare, harness and buggy;
this 8 mare has I not only been used In harness,
but \ has i been ; used : > by . the family. It ;is : kind
L and ' gentle in ■ every way. not ■in the least afraid •-
of noises and we will allow 10 days' trial on
any of this I stock f and ship to any part of the
S state free of 1 charge. Will & also ■« give » bank ; ■■:.
3| references lif ,? required. Will he at , j stable =. to
S show this ' stock ;In person all day Sunday, ; Mon
day and Tuesday. . ; •
$190 takes a pair of sorrel ; and ' black • horses;
they are in the best of condition J; for ranch
»erj! orchard I work; this price includes a nickel
mounted harnest and we will give suitable trial |?
g|to 'fi any responsible pen-on; bank f, references .
given If required. Ask lor Mr. Ilugin's tenia.
$80 takes a handsome sorrel horse. 8, years
Mold.*! weighing J 1.100 lbs, with I nice I flowing s, tail .
and ■ mane. This ; horse ;is kind >In ■ every » way
and I has keen ? working :onS a> delivery wagon.
This price includes his « harness J. with 10 days'
trial and we will f ship to any part of the state f 4
free of charge. Ask for dye works horse. -.."
«ia $60 takes lal handsome bay mare 8 1 years old
weighing 1.100 lbs. with 1 nice flowing tad! and
mane. This mare Is kind and gentle lv every
way and has been working on a ; milk Wagon v
«- This price . includes her nickel mounted his 1
ness with 10 days' trial and shipped to nX
part of the state free of charge. Ask for Star
Milk company's mare. **
INDEPENDENCE ROARDING ' STARLE.
552 lIAIGI IT ST. Brl - BU *
