Newspaper Page Text
12
Better Explore a Little-reatl Call Want Ads I
The San Francisco Call
Art drew* All Coniniuiilcatlonw to THE SAN FRANCISCO CALI
Telephone "KEAR>~Y 86" — Aek ' or The Call * The Operator Will Connect
You AVlth the Department Yon Wlwu
BUSINESS OFFICE and EDITORIAL, ROOMS Market and Third Streets
Open Until 11 o'clock Every Night in the Year
MAIN CITY BRANCH 1657 Fillmore Street Near Post
OAKLAND OFFICE—9O4 Broadway Telephone Oakland 1083
ALAMEDA OFFICE—I43S Park Street Telephone Alameda 559
BERKELEY OFFICE —2011 Shattuck Avenue Telephone Berkeley 77
CHICAGO OFFICE—9O2 Marquette Bldg. . .C. Geo. Krogness, Advertising Agt.
NEW YORK OFFICE—92S Brunswick Bldg.. J. C. Wilberding, Advertising Agt.
WASHINGTON NEWS BUREAU—Post Bldg...lra E. Bennett. Correspondent
NEW YORK NEWS BUREAU—SI 6 Tribune Bldg. .C. C. Carlton, Correspondent
foreign Offlee* Where The Call Iβ on File
LONDON. Eng...3 Resrent Street. S. W.
PARIS. France... 53 Ruo Cambon
BERLIN. Germany.-.Unter den Linden 3
«rBSCRIPTIOX CARRIER DELIVERY
Daily and Sunday, 20 Cents Per Week, 75 C*nts Per Month, $9.00 Per Year
Single Copies. 5 Cents
SUBSCRIPTION HATKI-BY MAIL—TV TVITRD STATES
Including , Postage 'Cash With Order)
PATLY CALL rincluding Sunday). 1 Tear *8 Ofl
DATLY CALL fTneludlns: Punrlny>, « Months ••!„»„
DATLY CALL (Including Sunday), 3 Months ?2J>°
DATLY CALL (Including Sunday), 1 Month 75c
POTTPAY CALL 1 Year S2.^o
WEEKLY CALL 1 Year 1100
SFBSCRTPTTON PATKS—nv MATT-—FOR CASADA
Including Postage 'Cash With Order)
DATLY CALL rTncludinsr Sundavt, 1 Year tS.OO
rtATLY CALL ("Including: Pnndav). fi Months J4.00
T>ATLV CALL fTncludin? Sunday), 3 Months $2.00
DATLY CALL (Including Sunday), 1 Month 7R«
PTTNTtAY CALL 1 J4.SO
WEEKLY CALL 1 Year $1.50
_ ORrTf , v fDailv *S.no Per Year Kxtra
Seriri J4.IS T>er i<'xtra
J OSTAGE -) Weekly SI.OI Per Year Extra
Entered at the United States Postofflce as Second Class Matter
ATT, POSTMASTERS ARE AUTHORIZED TO TtRCETVE SUBSCRIPTIONS
SamDlo Conies Will Be Forwarded When Requested
Mall (subscribers in ordering- chinee of address should be particular to Hv«
both ISTBW and OT.D ADDP'RPS in order to secure a prompt and correct
compliance -with their recip^t.
BRANCH OFFICES OF THE CALL IN SAN FRANCISCO 1
Sabacriptloiaa and edvertfeeineiite for The Call will be receive* at the fol
lowing city offlcest
HAM & OSWEGO *«57 FILLMORE STREET
Open until 10 o'clock every night
RTATCF'S BAZAAR 1108 VALENCIA STREET
RFCAL STATIONERY CO 3107 SIXTEENTH STREET. Near VALENCIA
"hapßO S INC 1302 POLK STREET, Near BUSH
STATIONERY STORE S:9 VAN NESS AVENUE
TRFMAVNES 220 ° FILLMORE STREET
JACOBS BROS ■:::...• SIXTEENTH and MARKET STREETS
HALIIDArS STATIONERY STORE 974 VALENCIA STREET
BRANCH 392 DOLORES STREET L
HAVES STATIONERY STORE 1591 HAIGHT STREET
V —' 1
MEETINGS—LODGES j
A. E. O. SCIOTS. San Francisco
Pyramid No I—Business se*- /M^ETJ^RGi
sion THIS (FRIDAY) EVEN- '
TNG at S o'clock, 240 Golden Hf
j Info p*
G. R. BROCKMANN. Scribe. •
A. &A. S R. of Free Masonry. San f~
Francisco Ch&pter, K. R. C. No. 1 — .—W— m
Fifteenth degree THIS <FRIDAY) LJBLJ i
EVENING. Not. S. 1012, at Bp. m.. fi7 ;
Scottish Rite Temple, northeast cor- r
ncr Van Ness ay. and Sutter st >
HENRY ASCROFT. Secretary. '
CALIFORNIA Coramandery No. 1. K. T. — I
Stared assembly THIS (FRIDAY TSp
Memorial temple. Geary st. Order \kMl
rVENING at 7:30 o'clock, Albert Pike
of the Temple. All fraters cordially invited.
By order eminent commander.
WILLIAM R. JOST. Recorder.
BALDER Lodcp No. 393. F. & A. M—
Special meetins: THIS (FRIDAY) «/%r
EVENING at 7:30 o'clock. Third dp- XJ\ :
gree. / ▼ \
A. LUNDQVIST, Secretary.
AMITY Lodge No. 370. F. & A. M.. Ji
sion temple. 266K Mission st.—Special -W\—
meeting THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING XJT i
at 7:30 o'clock. Third degree. Master j
Masons cordially invited.
T. WALTER WALKER. Secretary.
PRESIDIO Lodge No. 334. I. O. O. -swrc-r '
F., 7th and Market sts.—lnitia-
torr degree THIS rFRIDAYi -"^S*^
EVENING. Nov. 8. 1912. st 8 '
o'clock. Members, please attend.
P. M. SLOOAF. X. G.
ORIENTAL Encampment No. 57, I. 0.
O. F. —Officers and members will as- *£wJ I
s-emble at I. O. 0. F. building TODAY M
■ FRIDAY) at 1:30 p. m. to pay our «•> '.
lest respects to our late patriarch. Otto J.
Thelan. By order J. J. McLEOD, C. P.
R. B. DOWNIE. R. S.
FOUNDS
FOUND in streetcars and can be obtained by
owners at UNITED RAILROADS OFFICE, room
502, 85 SECOND ST. Oct. 2.>—2 purses. 1 pocket
book, 1 leathpr pouch. 22 umbrellas. 2 books, 1 I
hat. 1 thimble, 1 pair spectacles. 1 pair over
alls, 1 watch fob. 1 typewriter roll, 3 keys. Oct.
26—6 packages, 1 pair rubbers, 1 string beads,
1 beauty pin. 1 purse, 1 hook. 1 carpenter's
brace, 6 belt buckles, l pocket book, 1 football,
1 can salts. Oct. 27—i packages, 1 handbag. 1 :
neck piece. 2 books. 1 overcoat, 1 pair gloves, 3
gripe, 1 string bead-3, 9 umbrellas, 1 watch
charm, 1 rinp. Oct. 2&— 2 ba_3d grip?. 1 suitcase,
1 telescope basket. 3 purses, 1 handbag, 13 um
brellas, 2 pairs gloves. 1 key, 2 society pins, 1
cott hanger. 1 list of names, 1 pin "Jerusalem."
Oct. 20 —4 pa-kape*. 2 purses. 1 gold medal and
wafh. 6 umbrellas. 1 hand grip, 1 book school
tickets, 1 sunshade, 1 box candy, 1 card
canvas case containing brooms, 1 box cigars, l
pair spectacles. 2 knives. 1 basket. Oct. 30—7
packages. 2 purses. 1 glove. 1 gold spring, 1 key,
1 umbrella, 1 pir-turp. 1 fur, 1 hand grip.
FOUND on trains and ferry and can be ob
tained by owner at SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD. OAKLAND PIER: Oct. 21—Pair shears;
pkg. cloth; 2 book*; wicker suitcase. Oct. 23,
24. 25—Small purse; Mack handbag; pkg. cloth
ing; pkg. hardware; pkg. tin square; key; ther
mometer; pkg. cloth; pkg. Japanese letters; 2
overcoats; pkg. masks; 2 suitcases; roll (map);
roll pamphlets; 2 gloves. Oct. 26—Pkg. cloth
ing; pkg. shoes; spectacle case; brown grip;
woman's coat; pkg. (wood); guitar; sweater;
raincoat; book; overcoat; mitten; 2 overshoes.
Oct. 2S—Gray sweater: 2 bunchfs of keys. Oct.
29—Overcoat; pkg. clothing; bundle papers; pkg.
shoes; book, lunchbox; pair gloves; brown grip;
checkbook. Oct. SO—Pkg. clothing; pkg. cloth;
gent's photograph; pkg. hardware; box clothing!
Nov. 3—Pkg. clothing: soft hat; kodak N...
Kokeaae; 2 planes; pkg. canvas; book, "Lorna
Doone." Nov. 4 —Pkg. clothing: box shoes;
it; suitcase. Nov. s—Alligator grip;
pkc clothing; bundle canvas: overcoat; woman's
hat: brown purse: pkg. (miscellaneous); pair of
i-Ikx's; biimll' 1 fort-igu letters: overcoat; muffler;
f»-atlior lw>a; fur coat: pkg. carbon paper; grip;
inter.
FOUND and can oe ontained by owner at S\N
FRANCISCO - OAKLAND TERMINAL RAIL
WAYS, eastern district. NINETY-SIXTH \V
and EAST FOURTEENTH ST.. OAKLAND: Oct!
20—Suitcase: telescope basket; pair sUops; ring;
l>»f»er box; bible; purse. Oct. 22 —Handbag con
■ purse; cane; pair gloves; 3 umbrellas;
cycle tire; bundle (jumper); handbag;
chauffeur license number: pair gloves: sLirtwalst;
2 purses: razor; kpy, l.asket. Oct. 23—Shopping
bag; umbrellas; pin: pair gloves; pkg. of under
wear; purse: glove: umbrella; basket; pkg. dry
goods. Oct. 25—-Handbag: breoch piu: umbrellas;
gas heater. Oct. 26—Purae; shopping bag:
sweater. Oct. 27—Music stand; umbrellas: 1
crutch. Oct US— Eyeglass-es; can of varuish; pkg.
clothing; umbrellas; ax. Oct. 29 —Demijohn; inert
lcice; baby'n -oat; umbrella. Oct. 30—Gloves;
lunch basket; auto tail lamp. Nov. l— pr. shoes;
belt: ttdaseoac basket containing <-lotbing. Nov.
4—Umbrellas: purse; pScg. of Ins.nit. Nov. .",—
umbrella; gloves; notice book. Nov. 6—
<i!'ive<-: rubbers; umbrella.
FOUND and can be obtained by owner at Po
LICE DEPARTMENT. HALL OF JUSTICE.
KEARNY and WASHINGTON sts.: Oct. 2ft—
Pair of glasses, fouud iv Golden Gate park. Oct.
24—Bunch of key*, found in Mission st. between
IMb and 19th et*. Oct. 25—Chain and brush,
loiiiid at Mission and 4th. ste. Oct. 26—Auto
lamp. founU in FreinoDt st. between Folsom and
Harrison. If owners will call at the property
clerk's office of this department, at Kearny and
Washington sts., aud prove ownership the same
will be delivered to them.
FOUND —In Portola theater. last Thursday or
Friday evening, sm:iil gold star pin. Owner
can have same by descrfbiag it at The Call
Lost and Found Bureau. 3d and Market sts.
Lo&T—Two dogs: color red; Orndorff on collar,
iieturn to '£& Sanchtz tt.
LOST AND FOUNO
Continued
] ir YOU LOSE ANYTHlNG—Advertise It J,
j bere. It will be returned to you if an hon- ,i
i est person findg it. Remarkable recoveries ,[
i are brought about every day through these i|
I columns. \
IF YOU FIND ANYTHING I
BRING IT TO TH3 !
SAN FRANCISCO CALL i!
I-OST AND FOUND BUREAU. |
THIRD AND MARKET STREETS. i
Get b claJin check. Hare it advertise*. | j
. Beclstro It ff the owner does not. !
THE LAW—People who flod lost articles i
are interested In knowtnc that the state law i
i Iβ strict in requiring them to seek the own- { '
i «rs. through advertisement and otherwise, i|
«nd that failure to do so. If proof can b* \
shown, involves a severe penalty. !
FOUND on train and terry, and can be ob
tainPd by owner at SAN FRANCISCO OAKIAND
TERMINAL RAILWAYS. KEY SYSTEM KKY
ROUTE PIER TERMINAL. OAKLAND: Oct.
25—8 umbrellas; pkg. sample paper; feather K>a;
tail from fur; map of U. S.; lunchbox. Oct.
26—Pkg. photo paper; lunch satchel; 2 com
mutes; pkg. workman's apron; pkg. overalls and
sliirt; overcoat: satchel books; purse; pkg. over
alls; 4 umbrellas; ring keys; pocket mem. book;
folding baby buggy. Oct. 27—8 umbrellas; 2
neekfurs: pkg. piece of linen: 3 boxes Kellogg'e
toasted whear bruits. Oct. 28—S umbrellas;
suitcase; envelope postal cards; ladies' handbag;
pocket memo, book: rubber roat: typewritten
paper; pkg. pr. shoes. Oct. 29.—801 l music; 5
umbrellas; pocket memo.; Knight Templar
charm; key; blue bead*: pkg. blue shirt. Oct.
"o—Pkg. pr. shoes; umbrella; pkg. nails; 3 pr.
gloves; pkg socks aud envelopes; pkg. 2 boxes
'2 pr > sboca. Oct. Sl— Singie glovjs; folding
kodak: fob seal tseal missingi; pkg. pamphlets
(cremationi; pr. eye glasacw; pkg. switch; pkg.
pair shoes. Nov. I—2 lum-u satchels; roll music;
book; child's glove; .", umbrellas; pkg. gent's
garters; roll Coast Seaman's journal; sweater:
bead handbag; pkg. envelopes; pkg. lubricant;
roll typewriting exercises; pkg. stationery. Not.
2—Painters' torch; roil blueprints, telephone data;
II umbrellas: card cusp; pkg. bos candy; pkg.
collars; day book; clergy certificate transporta- j
tion; sample wallet, plumber; commute; pkg.
sample asbestos rocfing. Nov. .I—Show posters:
handbag; « umbrella*: roll California Highway
Bulletin. Nor. t;—Book astronomy: 7 umbrellas;
satchel overalls: lunch grip: gold seal ring;
pr. rubbers; 8 umbrellas; commute; book
chemistry; 2 sample wallets,
FOUND an'! can bo ohtained by nwuer at the
SAN FRANCISCO OAKLAND TERMINA.fi RAIL
WAYS. CENTRAL DISTRICT. CAR STATION,
SECOND AY. and EAST SIXTEENTH ST., OAK
LAND: Oct. 21—Breastpin; silver mesh psxae;
book; postage stamps; whip. Oct. 22—Tack inm
mer: roil books; small paper package; cane; black
I lunch box: umbrella; can cedar sweep: small
! gauge. Oct. 23—Pkg. medicine: lunch grip; inat
i ting SBttcaK; umbrella; rubber tire: package*
;>nckage of greens; small package; satchel. Oct
26 -Umbrella; beauty pin; wreucb: pkg. tea; gun;
black cloth: lady's black purse; pair dark gla-ses;
J lady's umbrella; 2 umbrellas. Oct. 29—P
I ganjre; red leather grip: pkg.: straw lunchbox; 2
i hooks: small pkjs. check cloth: straw basket;
Inown pone; straw basket. Oct 30 —Parse;
knife; lunebbox: lace veil: roll butter: gold brace
; lPt. Oct. 31—Gold bracelet: lady's silk handbag:
small black purse; hlukboak; pair glasses; buncb
.". keys. Nov. 2-3—PUg. ribbon: child's bracelet;
matting raiteue; pair rubbers; pkg. of drugs;
umbrella; breastpin: black purse; lady's umbrella.
Nov. 4—Plans wrapped in brown paper: int'sh
wire; package; painter's overalls; basket. Nov.
; ">—Four umbrellas: suction sweeper; man's red
leather pwe; straw luncli basket: tie.
FOUND anil can be obtained by owner at SAN
FRANCISCO OAKLAND TERMINAL RAIL
WAYS. NORTHERN DISTRICT. TWENTIETH
ST. ami MACDONALD AY.. RICHMOND, CAL.:
Oct. l'j— Cap; suitcase. Oct. 20—Buggy wftip.
Oct. 21 —Child's hat: purse. Oct. 22 —Telescope.
Oct. 24 —Rcll of plans. Oct. 2o—Umbrella;
lady's belt: package: umbrella. Oct. 27—Purse.
Oct. 2*—Two umbrellas: lunch box. Oct. 2»—
Pair of overalls. Oct. 30—Package. Oct i>l
Package overalls Nov. I—Shawl.1 —Shawl. Nov. 2
Baitcase; umbrella, Nov. 3—Umbrella. Nov. 4
Lunrii Ih)x. Nov. s—Suitcase containing soap
samples; umbrella: suitcase: umbrella: lady's
bracelet. Nov. 6—Two umbrellas; lady's gloves.
FOUND and can be obtained by owner at BAN
i FRANCISCO - OAKLAND TERMINAL RAIL
; WAYS. WESTERN DISTRICT. FIFTY-FIRST
I ST. and TELEGRAPH AY., OAKLAND: Oct. 15
—£)£g. of groceries; 1 pr. silk gloves. Oct 17
I —Lady's breastpin. Oct. 25—Hatchet: umbrella.
j Oct. 20—Suitcase; stickpin. Oct. 27—Gold ring
i hook. Oct. 2*.—Beauty pin; lundi basket Oct
j 29—Lunch grip; suitcase; handbag. Oct. 30—
i Brooch pin, found on street. Nov. I—Child's
! clothing.
: — _ „
LOST property at S. F. O. T. Ry., 51st st
and Telegraph ay., Western Dist.. Oakland
Cal. Oct. 20—Sunshade Oct. 21—Pair overalls,
mesh purse (Damn engrived on outside). Oct.
22—Music roll <piano>, umbrella. Oct. 23 Alli
gator handbag. Oct. 24—Matting band basket,
steel rod with rubber eorer. pair gold rim ey#
glasses, blue scarf, lady's bl;ick purse, door key
lady's Mack purse, sweater and saw, shoes.
I LOST—Monday, gentleman's opal stickpin. Re
turn to cashier, Call office; reward.
LOST —Small paek.tge with delivery tag of Vick
oi-y, Atkins & Torrey, 550 Sutter st., contain
ing photograph of lady in oval frame Finder
retnrn; reward.
LOST—Crescent diamond pin, either at Cliff
house or between that and Lake st. Please
return to 1990 Sutter st. Liberal reward.
LOST—Oval agate from watch fob on Hiiipht st
car or Fillmore. Kinder please return to 124
Fulton st. G. W. WILLARD.
FOUND—Past If&ator'a Masonic emblem in Mar
ket st. Owner may have same by oaslue ex
penses. Box i)2i, CaU office.
\
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1912.
LOST AND FOUND
'. :■ '~..'--\: '■'•':' ■' Continued I' -. . - V.. V.-•'■. :';
-"-■ FOUND and «■ can S; be I: obtained *. by f owner at
CALIFORNIA CABLE RAILWAY, CORNER
HYDE J and ; CALIFORNIA ' sts.: '..* Oct. %1 " to s—l
bible, I alligator handbag. 1 lady's clove. 1 , lady's
veil, 14 bottle I listerine. 1 pair : baby's * ploves. 1
small red purse, ; 1 small black i nurse, *1 ■ checkbook
Welle Fargo Nevada National bank. ul:~~2
; ARTICLES » lost .on 5 the : COAST DIVISION ? re
maining :on hand at THIRD and ; * TOWNSEND
PTS., SAN FRANCISCO, uncalled for: ; Oct. 27—
Pair ' shoes: piece- ! canvas; suitcase. : Oct. 2S—
Pair gloves; 3 umbrellas.k> 1 ; * ; " - ■/' i,
ARTICLES lost on the COAST DIVISION re
maining ?on s hand ''•- at « THIRD • and TOWNSEND
STS., SAN FRANCISCO, uncalled for: V Oct. * 27—
Glove; pkg. clothes. * Oct. 22— Hat. Oct. 23—
Overcoat; valise. -':"; t~'■".■" '." '>'■: - ■ / '■■' -.'•'..-. ; - ; ''-■■
LOST—Bunch '■■ of •>■ keys. ' "■>■ Liberal s reward '•■ if re
turned "i to COSGRAVE CLOAK * AND SUIT
COMPANY. 352 Post st. * / "
TAKEN from Tait's, sealskin muff, on Saturday
afternoon, * Nov. ,2. at 5:30. Return to T AIT'S
:CCAFE: party known.
NOTICE—The • Call t will not ; knowingly print ille
. gitimate advertisements. ;r If any \ reader can
;-; furnish information ? that ; any advertisement sin
thin column is j not { legitimate send *it to The
'. Call t in t confidence, ■■•* and s if s found i. correct ;• the
:v advertisement will be discontinued./tv..
A—EMINENT CHINESE HERB DOCTORS^-M-; , -
I w-All diseases cured;; strictly confidential: con
■ sultation free: liirirs 10-8, Sundays lft-B, v r DRS.
. CHAN & CHAN HERB CO.. 1918 Sutter st. -
AN enthralliur lecture , for Interested mem:**'. Why
■ Some ' Men Should', Not i Marry." % Booklet, post
' paid. 25c '- coin :or stamps. L. IV. STARR. ; 1927.
.F. TOBERMAN. Los ; Angeles, Cal. :,; ;' •
SHAMPOOING, -- scalp ; treatment, ■•"" manicuring;
prices reasonable- ; residential i work ' preferred:
ladies only. Apply < MISS : MORGAN, / 1914
; Franklin St., Oakland 24.'6. " ■ ;;;; ,; -;.
101 POST ST.. R. 202—DAILY. 10 A. M. to 0
P. M.- I ELECT. -TUB VAPOR HERB BATHS.
EASTERN . MASSEUSE ; AND . MANICURE. . '?
AA—WIGS '' touivfs, ! ; ISOfl ■ FHitnore ! st. Gentle
c men* : dept., ? 2271 ?. California. ii: Est. IS6R. <;.
LEDERER. - Mr. Lederer in charge. Work pxiar.
MISS BERNARD, steam baths and electric treat
:: ment: Van's Mexican , hair restorer: select . pat
ronage only. ■:.•; 215 O'Farrel! St.. S. F.. : office 5.
GERMAN ! nurse wishes a few , more engagements
■-. for massage, manual or vibratory: Natiheira
hath. 62fi Hyde ■ st. between Geary; and Peet
MASS.. ancient meth.: nerve spec. Madura Sp»rta.
■'■■ 2054 O'Farrell st. nr. Devlsadero. We«t β-m.
MISS F. 3 ROGERS. I late (of r Chicago, , masseuse—'
*;-. Scalp treatment. Room 301. 34 E'lis st.
STEAM ; and - dry « bot * air ■ barbs •■ for cold* ' and
rheumatism: manictirine. 1114 D«.r!«ir , »rn «t.
MISS F. GIBSON, masseuse: face and scalp treat
: ments. 34 Ellis st.. rm. 310: hours 1-10 p. m.
CORTEZ—Thermal r-*»hs, < salt glow, eloc. 7 tit.
' 915 Van Ness cor. Kills, suite 203: hrs. 11 10.v
MRS. STEWART, mass.: ! elen and Tib. treats, for
; rheum, and nerves. W 1122 Mrkt.. opp. 7th. r. 3.
LOUISE I PASCO. eastern I ma«safte anil elect, vlb.
treatment. Rm. 211. 34 Ellis st.: hrs. 10 to 10.
FRANKLIN Electric s Institute. .VW-BJMJ Whitney
-.; bldg.. 133 Geary st. MRS. C. ROSE. 10 to 10.
HOT salt : water ; bath*, alcohol, * oil treatments.
: 423 15th st., Oakland. Private; no sign. ;
DRFGLESS method—Cblropratic. dleleeti". elec.
light cab.: brs 10-o.v; 1415 OTar.: tel. W. 8915/
FULL eqiiir.ppd bath parlors for sale. 2022 Sut
' : : ter st.: call between hours of 12 and 4: p. m. IS
MISS O'BRIEN has lust returned | from the east
with her new scientific treatment. : 2022 Sntter.
MISS CLARK, cbfrorvodv and massage, electri
. ■ cal treatment. - 1607 FlUmore : st.: ) cars 20-21.
MEDICATED baths and treatment: hours 1 to S.
.;• Sundays 11 to 3:-% 1450 Broadway, , ; >£
MRS. ANDREWS, professions! nurse, :massens*;
:' physician's references. \ 725 Turk st.: hours 12-7.
UP TO DATE bath and massage parlors; elec.
: vibra. treat. ;- 1012 Filimore St.. , office il7.i'\
MISS BELL, graduate masseuse; ' open " ! Sunday,
I 12 to 8. : 407 Weetbenk : bldg.. 8301 Market j st. |
GERMAN herb caj>stile for women; no operations.
. 1524 PsciflV «t.. Alameda. Bay «t«tion. ,v
WELLS' MAGNETIC ■ AND ; SCALP A TREAT
MENTS. r 1065 MISSION ST.. ROOM 55. : 1
ELECTRIC face and scalp treatment. 1784. Sut
-■ ter st.: hours ,10 to 10. ... : •...: ■■*
: -; ; .'".' >:■;'■■ PERSONALS ■ : '/r : \ ' 1
'. ; IMPORTANT
WANTED present address of JOSEPH C.
BREWER, who served in Co. E. 11th Ree. 111.
, Vol. Cay.. during the civil war. : Left Pacific
branch. National home, on ' .Tune -23.• 1012.
Communicate with MRS. NEET.AND, Vet
eran's Home office, 333 Kearny st. San
; ■ Francisco. Tal. «■ , , ',■ ;."..-•-. , ••,': ,':' " . ■■';■ :. ! ,
MAT RIM ONIAL
LADIES —Her* .1* your opportunity. A young
':'■■ man, 33 years old. dark hair, > dark brown
■ eyes, rosy complexion, 8 feet, 11 Inches tall,
:-."■ weight 185 pounds, wishes vto ;, make ',<■■> the
acquaintance of a lady of means, matrimonially
Inclined: one who would be willing to advance
- • few -: thousand : dollars ;; for the ■ beet oppor
tunity in the United States to enter a safe
and profitable business. v Address V. N. SAVIN,
1323 Ist aye.. Seattle. Wash.
MATRIMONIAL paper: many wealthy: many
marriages. :/ MRS. BELL, 1815 . Magnolia .* ay..
. I,os Ansreles. -. j - ;-:;• - * • ; ..-.-;-; ;.;.'*' '■■ ; .'
MARRY—Thousands tired living alone: all ages;
: call or write. . MRS. ,R. HYDE, 2677 ; Mission.
PARTIES I wishing to marry, call or write MRS.
■ MILT.ARD. 2209 Sntter St.: details 25c:';--;
WIDOW. 30, comfortably situated, would marry.
S.. box 35.< League,* Toledo. 'O. .
CLAIRVOYANTS
A $5 'Deep Clairvoyant Reading for SI. - ';
- HENRY MANSFIELD, world's % fair ? palmist.
crystal clairvoyant, trance life reader, makes your
life bright, ■ happy, prosperous: : gives f you ■ power
to J control , others In love, business, finance, mar
riage, ■ divorce, lawsuits, patents, ; partnerships:
overcomes enemies, rivals, • spells, j obesslon. evil
influences, weak ; habits, broken '{ engagements, | ill
luck. f>ar. timidity, lack of • confidence; renews
youthful vitality, reunites the separated, restores!
lost affection, locates mines.' lodes, veins, mineral
locations, '-:; treasures, ' vocation, work, prospects;
tells yoar I full names, facts, } dates, secrets, i de
tails; sees exactly what' you want to know. vj ;:"
1144 « MARKET 5T.—1144. v> Hours, rlO to i 9.'
READINGS BY, MAIL. 4 questions, ; send $1. ;
CONSULT PRINCESS ZORADIA. the genuine
"";■ Egyptian •-. clairvoyant. She *" ran , tell ; yon ; ex
:>; actly what you called for, gives ! ' names, dates,
".-• facts. '■ She has no equal. Ella Wheeler Wil
cox says: ~ "All < interested In r occult science
• should see this gifted woman." I Special ■ read.,
; ■ EOc; • hours 10-9; closed Sunday. 1843 Fillmore
>'• st. near Sntter.. . ; V : -'.'■ ■.-;'■" ■'• :, ". .;;-.*.'";■;
AA— ; ;: PROF. J. E. SHAW. -;,/;/. '■~
Genuine clairvoyant, ; irne and "• reliable, tells ; full
names, gives advice on love, marriage, divorce,
:-'business patents, changes, deaths, wills, deeds;
I removes | evil influences, * reunites ' separated. ff sr:
- ; Readings .W. 25 Third Kt. nest to Hearst bldg.
'•''*' ,*"'*" " MRS. DR. F. CLARK, ' '*. ■'
The- well known trance medium, may he consulted
•on i all , affairs iof »life. ,i 2069 Sutter ; st. bet. Fill
more and Steiner: hours. 10 a. m to 8 p. m. . .*?
: MISS ZEMDAR, ; young, gifted clalr. and palmist:
■Ma wonderful : prophetess: . hour* 10 to 10: ladies
:.' 60c, ? gentlemen $1. > 1106 < Devlsadero near Turk.
' VERA MARSH. 1178 i McAllister, nr. Fillmore—
U iVfedinm. Your i nil; name; $". life reading, ; 50c.
j*3 1-R. Closed •■ Sundays. 4 questions hv mail. 2."c.
: MRS. ELSIE REYNOLDS — Materializing Sun
!isTeve.; developing : Tuesday. > 143 .Franklin;st.'g'S
■ MME. DAVIK. palmist i and clair.. ? recently of
j f Panegja A reader is ; Joe;? 1122 Mkt. Read.; 25-r.Oc.
ASTROLOGY
j MISS * STARR, astrologlst, reads ? your full - life
j,; scientifically. 555 Eddy St.. Eagle apartments.
I SPIRITUALISM
AA—MRS. J. J. WHITNEY, trance medium: con
■j saltation •sl:at .: her t home. 1184 O'Farrell: *by
I :--:y Iftter. 4 ; questions. 81. # Phone Franklin j 6722.'
I MRS. ELSIE REYNOLDS--Materializing 5 seance
I Friday eve., 1243 i Franklin st.
DEAFNESS AND CATARRH^
STEAM v herb treatment 5 :; free, > only treatment
I V that <> really j; puree catarrh, deafness. bron
j. - j chitis, c asthma; one l treatment t cures » a cold Jor
-. J.a Grippe for $2: we cure catarrh of head,
. kidney, t bladder, liver, piles, v eye. scalp and
;;> hair diseases: j sample aby mail '* 10c- -v no cure V,
. no pay. HERB RF.MF.DY CO.. 935 Market iit
L -
DWTJSjrS^
DR. IRA O LEEK—AII kind* ~t dentaTworV.
■«3l 617 j Fillmore ;; st. \ near , Oik. t - - - .^^J^
[STAMMER? Method of cure explained fKEB
Ilf M. £. '. HATFIELD, 1918 Grove, ; Oakland,-; Cat
■ ' PHYSICIANS.
DISEASES men and women specialty; physician
surgeon. ;i PENN i DRUG CO.. 123 ~3d ; st. ■;. ;-:-.■'
INVALIDCHAIRS
SOLD, rented, exchanged; manufacturer of ! Eames
tricycle chair. $; 1714 Market st.; tel. Park 2940.
CATARRH AND DEAFNESS
EAR t noises positively cured: : new: ; antiseptic; 1..
s week c free to ~ convince. '••.* DR. - COTTINGHAM,
f ; :l expert ear. nose.'- throat. :, 821 * Market, rin. 402.
MATERNITY HOMES
ST. MARGARET'S Maternity Horne —Confinement
>■■;■;' specialty; f, adoption , n special * treatment i for '. all
■j female troubles. 341 East 14th St.. Oakland. : .,
S. F. 1 : LYING-IN , HOME, 1191; Oak ■ St. —Adoption.
l-i Dr. , ! Lord, res. : phy.; : eonfmt. $25. v Mrkt. 4469.
HOSPITAL^
S. F. Dog-Cat Hosp., 1371 Fulton near Rroderick; j
g| animals treated, : board; ambulance. j West 8813. '
E. F. COMPRESSED AIR i CLEANING ; CO., 307
Sutter st.: phone Kearny SS-i2 {(BLUE WAGON 1 ;
—Carpets, rugs I quickly, thoroughly cleaned 'on
fe> floor a without "removal." Estimate ■ free. . . ■
ABSOLUTELY -THE;BEST (LEANING. 3c YD.;
DEAL DIRECT WITH RICK'S CARPET WKS , ..
t<6B HARRISON ST. Phone MARKET 2-B-2.
WHEN you ':■ become disgusted % with '■■'■ poor <i work.
:■:- *+n& '■• your carpets 'to .T. I SPAULDJNG iA- CO..
"-,:; 353 Tehama c st. ;\ Douglas ; 8084; Home 72847.
AA—NATIONAL Carpet Beating Works. ; Hamn-
I: ton & : Baiii.v. 344-3*B Chm<h ; st. Market - ISO.
WATT'S reliable carnet cleaning: alteration-;, ren- j
;ji ovating. laying 550 Devisadero: ph. Park J 509. I
STORAGE and MOVINO V ANS_
WILSON BROS. CO.. fireproof storage, moving,
(-■_ packing, -■ shipping. Removed ■to lt?30 Market
fit. near Height: phone Pars 271. : ; ',: VV ~ ?
BEKINS VAN ( . AND ' f STORAGE COMPANY—
A Fireproof y-. warehouses, ' I"tn '"■- and > Mission ,; sts.
■jPhone Market 1314. or Homo M 1313. ; :~" 'V*'; .
PIERCE RODOLPH STORAGE CO.. • 1450 Eddy
V: et.: r phones West; S2B. Home • S2^2S. . • ; .
EDVCA TIONAL^
ENGINEERING—CiviI, electrical, mining, mech..
"it survey, assay.; cjraWde; . day, eve.: estab. IMS.
:.-;. Van der Naiilen School. 51st and Tel.. Oakland.
ETHEL COTTON STUDIO |of expression: oratory.
c; after dinner and extempore speaking. 1112 Mkt. j
FISK I TEACHERS' AGENCY. '21C.1 Shattuek ay.,
:;;■;. Berkeley. Cal.. . room ;4. Wright block. ; ■
BUSINESS COLLEGES
HEAI.DS BUSINESS COLLEGE- School of Civil,
' * Electrical. ~ Mining. Architectural: ; day. t. even-
J ing; established 1863. 425 McAllister st. A:
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS > COLLEGE. 90S
- Market st. opp. sth—Pay and evening sessions.
ALL ! court j reporters recommend , Gallagher-Marsh
r Business College. 1256 Market st.
ATTORNEYS
ADVICE FREE—No charge unless successful: all
cases, all business quickly and quietly attended
■ to; bankruptcy; general practice; open every
■'■ evening. 1028 Market st., room 12. ~ ..,■ ..'.A: j ;
R. W. KING, attorney at law, Grant bldg.. Mkt.
. and 7th. rm. 320; all eases; low fees; nothing
,„>.* in advance ;, or for consults Ph. Mkt. * 912.
HARRIS & HESS, attorneys at law; W. T. Hess,
- notary public. •? Boob 709 Hearst building. j
ACCOUNTANTS—Certified Pub.
JOHN R. RUCKSTELL. C. P. A.. 3d floor. Clans
Spreckels (Call) j| building: . phone ■ Kearny 1 4151.
PA TBNT ATTORNEYS
ARTHUR L. r - SLEE. : registered patent i atty. and
: ; mechanical 1 expert; JU. S. and : foreign " patents
solicited; invention perfected: promptness and
' accuracy guaranteed; oar mechanical and patent
• office drawings p. can « not be « equaled. ' i 704-705
:; Foxcroft bldg., 68 Post st.; tel. Dougles i."7.
DEWEY. .STRONG & CO.—Founded I860; U. S.
and ; foreign .' parents; . inventors' • guide; :; 100
mechanical ; movements - free. J , 911-016 , Crocker
T building. ; San Francisco. V . !. - v . '
C. P. GRIFFIN, ex-examiner U. S. patent office; j
U. S. and foreign patents. 704 Pacific bldg.
H. C. SCHROEDER, patent, trademark attorney,
417 First National Bank building. Oakland. ,
COAST NOVELTY CO.. 210S 15TH ST.—TOOLS.
r DIES AND EXPERIMENTAL WORK.
;-•■ '-- -. , -■■ "
AD. KOCCUR, reliable furrier; repairing, remod- |
'. ellng; dyeing at popular prices. 222 Monadnock ;
" bldg.; phone ■ Douglas 3023.
ting
STEELE'S button works, 222 Ellis nr. Mason: pn.
Franklin 4."21 and C 4521; mail orders solicited.
DRESS MAKING .
DRESSMAKING, designing, cutting, fitting and
ladles' tailoring thoroughly taught; New York
m branch I Vienna I Inst.; tailored | shirtwaist | pat
, tern cut to meas. 25c. r 305 Grant ay.. day and
'r; eve.; phone ; Batter ? 1494. ~ Try . our $10 ; course.
MADAME A. SILVAIN. fashionable French dress
~ maker; evening gowns a specialty at moderate
v prices. *.; 1557- California •' st. . near Polk. ~ Phone
Franklin 2392. ■ "; '/-'■■■- •'.;/-:. ".- '-I'Mu-B^-
MME. GRANGIER. PARISIAN MODISTE—Even
-8 ing ' and I street gowns; also j remodeling. a 1500
;:•; Post St.. NW. cor. Octavia: | tel.'j West 8725. | :
MCDOWELL'S Dressmaking and ; Millinery School; j
"i, evening classes; • patterns » cut •to * order. ; 121 I
'- Geary st. near Grant ay.; Donglas 5731. r i
MME. MADELEINE—ARTISTIC. I GOWNS; re-
V; modeling: | stont ladies a j specialty. 161.") ; Polk.
PERCIVAL DRESSMAKING ; SCHOOL. 3d ay.
and East 12th St., Oakland; ; phone Merritt 518.
employ m offices t
AAA —DOUGLAS 1 3532,1 Home : C 4665; : best ' Japa-!
•■ nese, Chinese, Filipino help; all kinds of work. i
■«; ASIA EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. 521 Grant ay.
AAA—WEST 1731. r: ■'*;*;;;,;-■;.>;_ S2UIS ;
':'/>■'.; Japanese and Chinese employment office. :, -j
; ■:>,'■ T. TAMUKA & CO., HU2 Laguna st. .
C. D. r KINNEY, Chinese % employment ;■ bureau,
'}%■ successor :,- to ;J. ? Conn.; r Phone i> Douglas : 3162.
785 Clay st. ,■ U:- >'■■/■:■ -. -■■,■•■■'.:■ •-■•,.. .-'■•'-.-'-/.'-a•
STAR Emp. office—Japanese-Chinese help. W.
t KODATA. 1610 \ Geary; ? ; tel. West J 167. » 52700.
; HORI & CO.—Best Japanese , and Chinese help of
, all > kinds. w" 1711 lost St.: West 2803. S_so:?.
i ALL kinds of help furnished with care, dispatch.
i West . 568ft—06CAR lIATSUMI—ISI3 ; Geary. X
1 :\r EMPLOYMENT WANTED ■ : •
FEMALE
A YOUNG woman of refinement, with some
■ ; j training jas; a . nurs<. wishes jto ; give ■' her f serv
•; ices jn ■ the capacity lof ! nurse or maid to lady
U" or grown child requiring care; best of city
',' references. Addrc-s Nurse, 1173 Filbert st.
-J nr. Hyde. :': ; ";.■;"?.,> *■'■- '-'; r\ ■-'.'■ "'>'*■". ■- ;.'- ; r
AMERICAN woman wishes | situation as I house
• -*."< keeper ' or * cook ~ on '4 ranch; 'f, neat, :" good : cook.
MRS. COWAN, BKMSI Polk st; ; rv- ' }'''fc. :■-<-::
COMPETENT i. stenographer and typewriter - de-
L \ sires > position; able to assist on \ books; salary
$•"><> per month. , Telepboae Park 5185.
COMPETENT J bookkeeper desires !a r position; 10
.".; : years' experience; ; fan take i full ; charge; ' refer
ences. Box lll'>. ('ail office. •
COMPETENT nurse . (German with : kinder
garten experience, wtabea position: • state \ par-
E. HOFFMAN. 'J422 Gough st.
EXPERIENCE- matron and bookkeeper desires
•v* position ■as \ manager in • apartment ;■ house. Box
to 1115. Call office.
NEXT young : girl s would: like nice ; place -as - second
work. Plnne MN?i 'ii 8838. .:'--. ~TV3%-&1?
RELIABLE, capable English: woman wants house
ifl work >by r day ior \ week ««• would ? attend an j in
valid; "- is ' kind and ■ food >; plain ; cook. Apply '
717 A Minna st. near Bth.
WANTED —Situation by experienced CM-ler and
mt bookkeeper; locsl i r> -ferwes. Telephone Mar-
Hket? 1864;; room « 2HS. or address box 1123, Call.
iWELL T ; recommended R practical nurse k wishes i en- i
gflsemeut. phone Pacific 4291. 412 2Uth ar. j
WANTED—Work by ■ 'lie day Jf or week doing !
washing or housework. C Address I. B. L., 3572 |
r-: Sacramento I st. -'_
YOCNG Finnish girl desires a position 'in^ a
*£ laundry. ■ Phone Market 6502,. or write to S7l
Golden Gate ay. . _ ■
s YOUNG lady 5 (stenographer. English lor German,
' rapid, \ with legal a and * commercial experience,:
capable of handling large volume of correspond
ence, is i open for engagement; beet of, refer- 'I
ences. Box 1145, Call office.
EMPLOYMENT WANTED
male
ADVERTISING man of ability, one of years of
experience both as to preparing copy and so
liciting business, desires a position with some
good dally newspaper or retail firm either as
solicitor or to prepare copy; can furnish best
of references as to ability and character. Box
671, Mnskogee. Oklahoma.
BY "middle aged man, position in a small hotel
or boarding house, waiting, housework, also i
tend bar. Box 1113, Call office. •
CHAUFFEUR, age 36, wishes position: 6 years'
experience, and understands any gasoline car;
* good references. Box 5043, Call office, Oak
land.
CHAUFFEUR and gardener, age Sβ, wants posi
tion: understands any gasoline car, and has life
experience in gardening: good references. Box
5045. Call office. Oakland.
COMPETENT business man with thorough knowl
edge of banking and mercantile lines deeires
position: highest references; 40 yfears old. Box
1144. Call office. ____
CHAUFFEUR and expert mechanic wishes a po
sition in city or country; best of references.
Box 113 S. Call office.
FIRST CLASS watch maker wishes Nearly posi
tion: hest of reference*. Box I2ie. c«n office.
FRENCHMAN. mid/lie ajpe. would like a position
either waiter, bar t; nder. bod maker or night
clerk. Bos 1120, Call office.
GARDENER—Tlirroughly experienced, private or
commercial; first clartl local references: wife
first class cook if required. Box 1120. Call.
HERDSMAN wants position on dairy; under
stands breeding and feeding of dairy and show
cattle: first class references. Box 1112. Call.
JANITOR wants position ; handy man; lock re
pairing and plumb'msr: experienced in steam
he-ting. H. LORSON, 72S (.arden St., Daly
City.
MAN. 4.". temperate, educated, small family,
wints position; watchman, anything. Box 1142,
Call office.
MAN and wife (German) wish positions in pri
vate place; wife fur cooking, man house and
garden work; good references. Address
MUCK—, Hotel yon Dan, San Francisco. Cal.,
or phone Franklin .T-lfitt.
MIDDLE aged man with government references
wants position as night watchmen: sober and
industrious and will accept small salary if
faithful services merit attention. Box 1041,
Call office.
LUMBER salesman and yard man of experience
and exceptional ability would like to make
connections with a good firm: salary question
easily adjusted if given a chance to demon
strate ability. Box 1128. Call office.
. SHIP'S officer, capable of assisting in office or
managing stores, would like opportunity of
demonstrating anility and faithfulness in any
line of work so can be ashore permanently.
Box 1100. Call office.
YOUNG chauffeur wants position; Al references
Rox life. Call office.
YOUNG German desire* situation, housework,
gardener or all around man; good references.
Addreae tax 1187, Call.
FEMALE HELP WANTED
AAA —Telephone operators. Permanent positions
for young women and girls.
Salaries from $1.10 to $3 per day.
Extra pay for evening and night work.
Salary of $1.10 per day paid while learning.
Call at Telephone building. P!ne and Stelner
at*.. San Francisco. Telephone West 7595.
Employment office open week days from 8
a. m. to 5 p. m.
■** i
AT MRS. C REID'S EMPLOYMENT OFFICE,
VXH Market St.. Mh floor, phone Slitter Sieft-—
Chambermaids, city. $9 week: chambermaid.
f'22. fd.; chambermaid. $8 week and lunch;
woman and daughter, cook end helper, board
ing house. $50. fd.: lady solicitors, something
new. $1 day and cnni'n: wife and husband, easy
place, city. $50, fd.: Jewish girl, gen'l house
work, city, $23, fd.; pen'l housework, city. 2
in family. $30. fd.: giris for housework, city
and country. $20 to $35. fd.
SEVERAL Kiris simi women for housework.
Stenographer with commercial experience.
Factory girls. I
Women for sewing machine work.
Girls to pnt up fruit.
An experienced maid.
CALL'S FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
9 a. m. to 1" noon.
SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS ON OVER
ALLS FOR STRING WORK DEPARTMENT;
NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY; PAID
WHILE LEARNING. LEV I 9TRAUBS & CO.,
VALENCIA ST.. BETWEN 13TH AND 14TH.
MR. DAVIS.
[WANTED —EXPERIENCED SALESWOMAN FOR
PATTERN DEPARTMENT. APPLY SUPER
INTENDENT'S OFFICE, f» TO 11 A. M..
HALE BROS.. INC.. MARKET AND f.TH STS.
! WANTED—EXPERIENCED SALESWOMAN FOR
TRIMMING DEPARTMENT. APPLY SITF.R
INTENDENT'S OFFICE, 9 TO 11. HALE
BROS.. INC.. MARKET AND STH STS.
WANTED—EXPERIENCED SALESWOMAN FOR
EMHROIDERIES. APPLY SUPERINTEND
ENT'S OFFICE, f> TO 11, HALK BROS., INC.,
MARKET AND STH STS.
WANTED—CASH GIRLS OF NEAT APPEAR
ANCE. APPLY SUPERINTENDENT'S OF
FICE, f> TO 11, HALE BROS., INC., MARKET
AND r.TH STS.. S. F.
LADIES and girls to tint pillow tops at home.
$fi to $60 per doz. Experience unnecessary
starting. WORLD'S FAIR ART ASSOCIA-I
TION. room 83, f>27 Broadway. Oakland. j
LEARN HAIR DRESSING — The FAMOUS
PEAVY. P. V.. SYSTEM. Enroll now. CALIF.
SCHOOL of HAIR DRESSING, 967 Market st.,
second floor, near Empress theater.
WANTED—GirI for general housework: good
cook: reference*. LIEUT. J. J. MUDGETT.
Angel Island, East Garrison. Phone Sutter
27,10.
WANTED—GirI for office work: chance for
advancement to one who is adapted to the
work. Apply to advertising manager. The
Call.
GENTLEMAN wishes elderly lady to do light
work for a short time: correspondence solicit
ed. Address V., Call office. San Jose. Cal.
YouN'r lady or widow to take care of two fine
hoys, 3 and 8 yrs. old.; n fln« home offered,
but small salary. Box 1130, tail office.
MIDDLE AGED woman to cook 2 me.ils a day
for fi young men. Phone Franklin 5979, room
12. between 5:30 and 0:30 p. m.
ANDIE SEVEILLE Employment Office. 1044 Lsr
kin at. —Cook, country." $35; chamber maid,
privnte family, city, $3T>.
GET MARRlED—Thousands tired living alone; all
ages. Call or write MRS. HYDE. 2677 Mission.
GIRL wanted for general housework in a small
family of two. Call at 1012 Phelan bldg.
WANTED — Experienced stenographer. PAN
AMA TEA COMPANY. 531 Bth St.. Oakland.
YOUNG women for general office work. Address
box 4391, Call office. Oakland.
MALE HELP WANTED
CALIFORNIA BARBER COLLEGE.
145 3d et. below Mission.
WANTED—Men to learn barber trade nnder
California s-ystem: don't pay for a big name; get
your moneys worth: we keep an instructor with
you constantly until you learn all the positions
required by our system; for this reason our eta
dents learn quickly, and many have secured situ
ations in 4 weeks' time; you may make $10 per
week while learning.
MOLER'S BARBER COLLEGE.
234 3d st. below Howard.
We have opening for 5 more beginners to fill the
place of those left for good positions. Do not
be deceived by so called colleges. Learn under
the Moler system and learn right. We have 45
h.'liools in the U. S. A. Call or write for
catalogue.
WANTED FOR U. S. ARMY—AbIe bodied un
merried men between ages of IS and 35; citizens
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, 6(50 Market at., San Fran
cisco, Cal.
LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN AND BRAKF.MEN
for rsr-nrby railroads; $80 to $100 monthly;
age IS to 35; experience , unnecessary; no
stiike; promotion to engineer, conductor; rail
road employing headquarters; no charge for
assistance to employment; state age; send
stamp for application. RAILWAY ASSOCI
ATION, box 1042. "Call office.
CAPABLE salesmen wanted to handle lots In a
prominent subdivision; must be of good appear
ance, energetic and have bad some experience
In selling re.-il «-«» ate: liberal remuneration to
right parties: replies confidential. For further
particulars address P. T. CO., box 1148, Call
office.
WANTED--Man with $400 take half interest end
devote 7 hours dally to help manage prosper
ous business, with good future; no night or
Snnday work. Particulars 46 Keamy st., room
410. f>
MAN to help dental dept. part time and do jan
itor work part time. Apply dental dept.. Af
filiated Colleges. 2d and Parnassus ays., S. F.,
between hours of 1 and 2 p. m.
WANTED—2 messenger boys with bicycles;
wages $40 per month: must know city and
come well recommended. FEDERAL TELE
GRAPH CO., Hi) MoutsomerA- st.
..._-_..„____»_,.. .. .......... . i
MALE HELP WANTED
Conttaned
WANTED— Steady, reliable young man. perma
nent place: pays $7o per month to start; small
capital required. Call S3O Market, room 410.
MEN ami women to learn bartering: while
learning; see us about tuition.
TIONAL BARBER SCHOOL. 700 Howard st.
DOUGLAS HOUSE. 7."8 Harrison st. nr. 3d—200
hard finished rooms: larpe readlog room; hot
water: rooms _■'<• a day; 11.25 and $1.00 week.
CARPENTERS wanted; state wages wanted:
steady work to right men; city work. Box
1143." Call office. __
AUTOMOBILE fMving and repairiug. MOTOR
ENGINEERING SCHOOLS. 07th and Adeline
sts.. Oakland. —-
GET married—Thousands rich, all »££.
living alone. Call or write MRS. HIDE. 28.7
Mission st. _
MEN to learn moving picture operating: steady
positions: small cost to learn. 3 City Hall ay.,
office 515. '
UKCAUu— D for and second hand shoe*. 75c up;
'shoes repaired while waiting. 103 3d st.
TYPISTS for street card Indexing. Apply super
intendent's office. THE EMPORIUM.
WAGON boys: must be Iβ years of age. Apply
superintendent's office. TTIE EMPORIUM.
WANTED —Stock cutter. Apply superintendent.
.100 Folsrm st.
WANTED— Stoneman; must be Al; big work.
r>r,r, Fol-0m at. _____________
WANTED —Harris pressman for night shift. 553
Folsom st.
WANTED —Errand boy. printing office. 555 Fol
som st.
BOYS and girls—Sell 24 packages of postal cards
at 10 cents each and receive a camera, or
watch, or doll or fountain pen. free. WHEAT
LEY SUPPLY CO.. s_3_ Monticello ay., Los
Angeles.
SALESM SOLICITORS
CAPABLE salesmen wanted to handlp lots in a
prominent subdivision: must be of good appear
ance, energetic an 1 have had some experience
in selling real estate; liberal remuneration to
vinhr parties: replies confidential. For further
particulars address P. T. CO.. box 1148, Call
office.
OUR solicitors are getting the money; both
sexes. 203 Blake bUlg.. Oakland.
BARBERS AND SUPPLIES
BARBERS—Protect yourself and family in case
of 6ickness and in case of death:
Barbers —No better opportunity offered. Join
The Barber* , Protective Union (Inc.i. organized
Jan. 13. 1878. A benevolent society for barbers,
emplover.e and employes. We pay $10 per week
sick benefit. $250 death benefit. Dues $1 mo.
For particulars call or write It. Oppenhelra, sec,
1457 Octavia st.. or W. Baron, employment
•■PC. 77." Market St.: phone Kerimy 5384.
STRICTLY first class, R rbalr shop for sale: in
the heart of the downtown district, with good
lease; we can show you where this is posi
tively the best buy In the city. Box 1087,
Call office.
PLACE your order NOW for HY-KI TONIC
Means more business tnr you and satisfied
CUSTOMERS. CORDY-HUTOHINSON CO.,
Distributing Agents. 126 Turk st.
AA—BARBERS' instantaneous heater, samples.
10 gal. capacity, whiie they lest $12.."*0. Ap
ply L. A ATKINSON. 507 Mission st.. S. F.
ELEGANTLY EQUIPPED 3 chair shop, wholesale
dist.: Ipw rent, lease; fine estab. trade: bar
gain for right party. FOSTER. 204 Westbank.
! BARGAIN— MOO; 2 chair shop, 2 pool tables,
swell location across the bay; rent $10; lease.
FOSTER. S3O Market st.
lIF your shop Is a bargain, list it with Seely; he
wlls only bargains: see his barber furniture.
394 Hayes st.: phone Park 1242.
BARBERS* UNION--Free emp. asrency. R. H.
BAKER. Pec. 9*Vi Market: tel. Franklin Rγ.*?.
BARBER wanted from Saturday, 11 a. m.. and
Sunday; f0.50. Apply __S9 23d st. and Rail
road ay.. E. Oakland.
BAKBKR. first class. $19. and rent my cottage.
$16.50; furniture for sale In cottage; cheap;
time. RS r;d sr.
FOR sale—Barber shop, three chairs: two bath
tubs: good location. Address 925 3d st., Sac
ramento. Cat
BARBERS , Protective Union—Employment secre
tary. W. BARON. 775 Mkt.; tel. kenrny 5354.
BARBERS !!*«> Dv Pont's manee shampoo and get
results. DU PONT MFG. CO.. 453 Donslass.
FIRST class barber shop, close to Market st..
for ssle. Apply ronm r>3o. 3."> Montgomery it.
GOOD paying 3 chair shop for sale. 2 steady;
living rooms: Ir.ntr leas*. F.ox 10R5, Cali office.
Al BARBER, goo<! appearnnce. wishes steady
work, city or country. Phone Mission 2057.
MF.N. women, learn the barber trade; wages
while learning. MoW Barber Col.. 234 3d st.
WANTED—A porter for country barber shop;
Italian prfferred; good wages. 220 3d st.
FOR sale--A 3 chair shop: 2 baths; a bargain.
Address J. T. YOUNG. Qulncy. Cal.
BOCKSIDE makes any razor hone work just
rtjrut. Try it. A«k your barber supnly.
GOOD second tnml inlaid linoleum. 50 cents per
yard. At BAUER'S. 59 O'Farrell st.
WANTED —Barber for Saturday and Sunday.
1011 Columbus nv. v.pnr Francisco st.
MORE CHIMES razors arrived. $2; guaranteed.
BECKFL A- PRF.SHER. 30 6th st.
BARBER wanted Saturday. So<> fith st.
BARBER wanted for Saturday. 45 Pine st.
FOR saIe—CICILLE HOTEL BARBER SHOP. 2
ohairs. a barcain. Ukiah. Cal.
BARBER wanted steady: nonunion job: good
job. 42R 10th st.. Oakland.
FOR rent—Barber shop, completely furnished, at
MHrosp S. P. depot. H. WYMAN.
FOR saIe—CICILLE HOTEL BARBER SHOP. 2
clinlvs: a barcain. Ukiah. Cal.
BARBI'R wanted for Saturday and Sunday. Cor
ner Myrtle and n<l srs.. Oakland.
BARBER wanted Saturday from 4 d. m until 10
p. m. 2052 24th st.
GOOD barber wanted for Saturday; $5. 1661
O-Farrell st.
WANTED—A barber for Saturday. Apply .VS
Bth St., Oakland.
BARBER wanted for Saturday and Sunday at
1507 Grant ay.
WANTED—Barber; good wages; stoadv. 1520
Hyde st.
FIRST CLASS manicure wanted. 17 2d st. off
Market.
AUTO[MOBILES^
SEVEN (7) GENUINE
We have left only seven used cars in our place,
and will be terribly glad to clean up on these;
therefore, for quick deal, will sell:
Peerless laudaulet fsmalH, '11 model
used little and looks brand new $2 800
1912 Kissel, 6 cyl . 7 pass.. Al shape
worth all of $2.750 $2 000
Packard "30," 5 pass.. 1910. in extra
srood shape $1 750
American. '11, 50 hp., 7 pass., 0n1y.!.. $1400
'08 Peerless. 7 pass, (not junk) $ROO
Storidard-Dayton, '09, 7 pass $750
Stoddard-Dayton. '10, 5 pass $625
Either of these last three cars would be
cheap at $1,000 or $1,200.
H. O. HARRISON CO.. cor. Post and Van Ness.
SIX PASSENGER WINTON IN THE BEST O9
CONDITION. APPLY 701 CLAYTON ST. COBU
NEE WALLER.
FIVE passenger, 6 cylinder. 40 H. P. Kline, fully
equipped, thoroughly o-prhauled. $950; 3 White
steamers, all In first class running order, from
$100 to $400. W. CASWELL. 145 Hayes st.
HANDSOME 5 passenger. 6 cylinder Kline car. 40
H. P.. that has been well taken care of and Is
In the host of condition: thoroughly overhauled;
will sell at a sacrifice of $1,000. Box 110S, Call
PIANOS to buy or rent: lowpst figures: easy
terms. STATHAM'S. 24 Hill st./nr Valencia
nnd 22d. manufacturer?;' ajjents. Tel. Mission
4782. Tuning, repalrins: factory prices.
I HAVE a due bill with one of the largest piano
bouses in towa for about $500. will sell for
cash st a discount: muke offer. In answering
give phone number. Box H",7, fall oftir*.
NKW pianos and player piano« rented, lowest
prices: visit new bargain room and get barcain
list, KOHLER .1- CHASE. 2«> O'Farrell st.
PIANOS to rent; no cartage. BYRON MALZY
Gold Medal Pianos, 250 Stockton et.
THE FILLMOKE BRANCH OF THE CALL IS
AT 1657 FILL-lOaa ST.
WALTER J. WOLF, dealer; rebuilt typewriN-rj
of all descriptions: <?xpert repairing: typewrit,
ers inspected and rental: ribbons for nil nn.
chines- carbon papers and office supplies. 307
Bush et.; phone Douglas 4113. Home C_slfl.
REBUIIT $100 Remington No. 6 or Smith Pre
mier typewriter No. _. ruaranteed. Tor $36. S3
j!er month. l~ & M. ALEXANDER. 512 Mar.
ket st.
Typewriter Exchange, i>o4 Broadway,
"Oakland, dealers in all makes of typewriter's.
SEWING MACHINES
ALL makes sold repaired, rented. MeNALLY,
2004 Mission st. bet. __rl and 23<1. Mi
-202 1.3384. ■'!!• H*tto at San Pablo ay., o-,_.
land. Oakland 1774.
—■#»
INSECTS EXTERMINATED
QUICKLY AND PERMANENTLY BY THE IS.
SECTICIDE CO.. tvw-fi.'.H Pb*lan building
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS
LOWER THAN EVER.
HOW IS THIS FOR A BARGAIN?
PORCELAIN B OR r.U, FT. RATH
TUB! 1 20x30 PORCELAIN ENAMELED
SINK: 30 GAL. BOILER; 1 SET 2 PART
TRAYS: 1 BEAUTIFUL PATENT To I- |
LET, EITHER IN MAHOGANY. GOLD- *
EN OAK. CHERRY OR WEATHERED
OAK, FOR $38.
WRITE FOR CATALOGUE.
P. E. O'HAIR. 557 MISSION ST.
ARE you buliding or do you want to makf lnjj
provetnents on your home? If so, don't forfcet tfl
call and see what the Chicago Housewrecklng
Co. can save you, comparing their prices ta
what you have to pay elsewhere. A call at 2Jj
Valencia *t. will mean dollars 10 you. Phone
Market G685.
FOR SALE—NEW AND SECOND HAND caxonj
and poefcet billiard tables, bowling alleys and
accessories: bar fixtures of all kinds: easy pay*
ments. THE BRT"NSWICK-BALKE-00LLEN'(
DER CO., 767-'eo Mission St.. San Franelec*,
SECOND HAND PIPE
Largest dealers in standard pipe and screw earn
ing- dipped: prices right: guaranteed first cilia,
PACIFIC PIPE CO.. Main and Howard ets.
"MOTIOGRAPH" moving picture machine, 181%
model HERE. Headquarters. EDWARD rf
KEMP. 833 Market St.. San Frnnfigco.
FOR sale—Pool table, slightly used: small pay.
raent (inwD, balance monthly. Call and gee It,
46 Geary St.. upstairs, or write M. W. L.
PLUMBING, gas and steam repairing done rea.
eonably. Call or phone 320 Sixth ay.; teL
Pacific 340.
EDISON AGENCY, moving picture machines anil
stereopticons. GEO. BRECK, 70 Turk st.
SAFE'S, new and second hand, cheaper th&a
ever. THE HERMAN SAFE CO.. 126 Foleom.
ALL atves standard water pipe and screw casing
in second hand, hot asphaltum dipped; guaran*
teed as good as new: large stock ready foi
shipment. WEISSBAUM Pipe Wks.. 137 11th st,
TO paiuters. users and solicitors—l have paint!
lasts longer, covers more, works faster an<3
costs less; see me. G. S. HOLMES, Acme hotel,
CASH registers bought, sold exchanged or re
paired. ROYAL NOVELTtf CO., 604 McAllla.
1 ter *t.
I NATIONAL electric ticket thrower cash register,
also detail and total adder; cheap. 579 Me.
Alllster st.
J SAFE —Big second hand steel lined Jeweler '1
cafe; snap. 669 Mission at., below 3d.
COMPUTING scale and meat sllcer for sa_i f
fheep Ht 629 McAllister St. ▼
I ' -—I
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS
HIGHEST prices paid for gents' second hand
clothing:. MUSIN, 57 Third St.; phone Keaxnj
3311. _
J DIAMONDS pearls, at highest market
price; cash. SCHUMAN, 133 Geary St.. rm. 524.
Something for Something
TO EXCHANGE *
THE CALL will run y*mr advertisement frN
for one week in this column —yon to pay 24
for each answer received—no answer* no pay.
Bring your adv. to THE CALL office, noj
more than 30 words; It will be published on*
week free.
AH answer* will b« received and dtatrtbnted
through THE CALL'S office, 3d and Market,
For every letter in answer to your advertise*
ment you are to pay THE CALL 2 centa,
Your adv. Is published one week.
This offer does not apply to real eatat* ex
changes or cash transactions.
WFIAT have you in exchange for high fradj
bicycle, in fine condition? Used less , than 3
months: equipped with New Departure coajfce|
brake and full set of tools. Address box ll_lt
Call office.
«
WHAT have you in exchange for use of sad—*
and driving horses, safe for ladles; ladles' an4
gentlemen's saddles; good rubber tired nma<
bout: will give lessons or escort. Box 1131,
Call office.
WILL exchange a Merwln Hurlbut _ Co. navj
revolver, prize model, excellent working co_«
ditlon. Make offer. What have you to er«
change for same? Address box 930, Ca/I
office. *
I HAVE in Petaluma a 2 cylinder 1906 Ant*
car. In excellent condition; ft. body; de»
tacbable tonne.-m; good for delivery car or o_
farm; value $300; what do you offer? Bo*
1109, Call office.
WILL exchange a good paying 3 table poolroom
in downtown hotel for anything of value: worts
$400; can't give it my attention. Box 1080,
Call office.
4
TO exchange—Winchester repeating shotgun,
practically new, gun case, cleaning rod, etc.,
for tailor made overcoat or suit of clothes. 01
what have you? Box 1090. Call office.
<
WHAT In exchange for lady's side and cross aad<
die. also side and cross habits, boots, etc]
Lady will give lessons in park riding; best ©I
references. Box 1092. Call office.
HAVE as good as new 12 gauge shotgun fof
any good brass Instrument or camera, type*
writer, wheel or rugs. What have you!
Box 1326. Call office.
FOR exchange—Pair of genuine diamond eai
screws, solid gold, small size; want can~te4
and confections fresh or made to order. Ad«
areas box 1146. Call office.
WILL exchange 2 onk rooking chairs and othei
furniture and handsome framed oil painting
for carpet, rug or gas water heater. Boa
1353, Call office.
FOR exchange—Eighteen tubes of oil paln_f,_i\l
good colors and in _ood condition, for cMeto
en<-; must t>e good breed. Address box 1477,
Call office.
FOX fur rug with head and trill like new ta
exchange for Turkish rusr. electric reading
lamp, mahogany sewing table or trunk. Ad
dress box 1477. Call office.
WILL exchange a Large handsome oil palntlca,
(marine) for gas water heater, or good rug 01
carpet, or what have you? Address boa
14E6, Call offi>».
TO exchange— A machine for packing a populai
confection; has never been used: to exchange
for Al camera, or what have you? Address
box 1366. Call office.
WILL exchange Colombia phonograph, Regtna
music box. motorcyr>, frame for storage bat
tery. typewriter, auto fur coat, or what have
you? Box 136f1. Call office.
————————__ yt
35 FT. open boat with 15 up. engine to er
change for smaller bont or automobile. Ad
dross box 1200. Call office.
WANTED—B«d springs and mattress In ex
change for good washing machine and gasoline
stove. Box 13RO. Call office.
TO exchange—Kino CliW-kerlng grand piano, Hki
new, for automobile or anything of same value.
Box 1363. Call nfilcf.
TO exchange—One tixS rug in good condition,
for a rocker or good center table Box 137t>,
Cell office.
TO exchange- Photo «tiuli<> outfit; a-V-wt-ins
to make photos with: for motorcycle.* Ad
dress box r-iO~. Cnll office.
$2."> GAS range to exchange for bed daven
c-iagr'caTSflc^ a sideboard - Addresa
WHAT have yon got to trade for $100 Panami
Iflo rf^ r 1?- Pd - unfl b!afk V* ar l- not set? 801
117.1 Call office.
WILL trade interest in first clam invention, tot
boat, auto or land. Box 1140. Call office.
CURIO collection from Fiji. Samoa. India, Ne«
Zealand for furs or or what have yoc
to offer.- . Box 11m, c a ii of flee.
LADIES' clothing, day and evening dressei
1 new), suits, raincoats size 3e 'is tall ex
fcTicgfiyfc/ what hay; saij toofC y'
WHAT have you t.> exchange for high gtadt
printing and» multigniphing? Can uw drj
gomls. groceries, merchandise, shoes, clothing,
furniture or anything of value. Box 1113, Call,
Continued en Ae_u Pau_«
-
