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1836 Geary street, and Mary Safgren, 27, 2662
Vallejo street.
OT TINEN—MAKI—Evnr Ontinen. 07. E<ldy
•treet. an.l Mamli Maki. 22. PM Eddy street.
VOHAK—STRACn—.Tohn Vodak. 81, 207 Steiner
street, and Mary Str;..-b. 22. MR Clay street.
VO\ MOOS—JOHN —Edward Ton Moos, M, ISM
Howard street. and Theresia John, 06, 1342
McAllister street.
PCHRnnER—WOODS —Herman B. Schroder, 25.
R54 Church street, and Ethel C. Woods. 20, 830
Sutter etreet.
OAKLAND
The following: naarrisee licenses were Issued
Thursday, January 9. 1913:
AI.VORNAS—SANTOS—Antonio C. 63,
Warm Sprlnjrs, and Maria Santos, 2S. Niles.
BETTENCOTRT—OOMES-John J. Botteneoiirt.
2S. Alameda, and Mary Gomes, 28, San Lcan
drn.
GRUNSKT—PALMANTEER—CarI E. Ortinsky,
20, San Francisco, and Hazel K. Paluianteer,
25. Oakland.
MTCHAEL— ROFSE—WiIIiam G. Michael, 22,
sn-1 Ruth A. Rouse, 19, both of Oakland.
STOT-T—MOORE —Verne A. Stout. 27. Marys
vfite, and Eleanor E. Moore, 2C, San Fran
oJsco.
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~BIKTHS
GRBENSLADE—In Oakland. January 7. 1913. to
the wife of C. F. Greenslade (nee Peterson),
a daughter.
NEI.SOK—In tbia city. January S, 1913. to the
wife of William Nelson, a son.
OBITUARY
MRS. EMILIE M. GRAHAM --Wayward. Jan. 0.
Mrs. Emelle M. <iraham. pioneer resident of
Harward. and relict of tlie late Joseph Gra
ham, is dead at her home here, at an sjre of
75 years. She came here r>6 years ago from
Ohio. Mrs. Graham is survived by four eons—
Joseph E.. Abraham L.. Cbarlea R. and Wil
liam S. Graham—and daughter, Mrs. W. A.
Tfcomee of Livernmre. Funeral service wiil
be held tomorrow afternoon at 1:30 o'clock, in
the Congregational chnreb, and burial will
take place in San Lorenzo cemetery.
JOHN JOHNSON, MINING MAN—Bay City.
Ore., Jan. 9. —John Johnson, the discoverer of
the famous Marrsville mines of California, is
dead at Garibaldi, Ore. Coroner Hawk has
irsued a certificate of death due to heart fail
ure and excitement from an electrical utorm.
For many years Johnson was a well known
mine owner of California. In IS7O be sold
out his interests and came to Tillomook county
to Urt.
MRS. ALICE D. JTWETT—Oakland. Jan. 9.—
Word has been retoired li» membej-s of the
family here of the (Hidden death in Washington.
0. Oμ of Mr*. Alife Pwinell Jewett. widow
of the late Rer. H. K. Jewett, and eldest
•leogbter of tb<- late Rer. and Mn, I. E.
Dwfnell. Mr*. Jewett was visiting at the home
of ber daughter. Mrs. William Ureeley. when
foe was taien suddenly 111 with pneumonia.
MKS. M. W. LANE—Berkeley. Jan. P.— Mrs.
Mary Warfleld Lane of BrownsTille, 0.. died
thi* morning »t the home of her eon. Colonel
R. H. Lane, 90 El Camino real, where she bad
been rleiting. She contracted pneumonia shortly
after her arrival here a few weeks azo. The
funeral will be held at Brownsville, where her
husband now Is.
R, H. MTTCHEIX. EDUCATOB— Tteno. Key..
Jan. 9.— R. U. Mitchell, school superintendent
of Sparks, died here today of pneumonia. He
was fnrmer state deputy superintendent at
Kanta Bosa. The burial will be held at Santa
Rosa.
"deaths
Abraham, Henry .. 201 Masson, Delia —
Armstxonff. Ellen ... 83|Meherin. Thymus ... 79
Brann. Frank 57jMoorecraft. Frederick —
Brown (Infant* J O'Brien. Timothy —
Brans. Augusta 82,0' Conner. Mary —
Brunsell. Louise H. 69;Osbnrn. Edward E.. —
DimM, James 53iPfeiffer. Christine .. —
lUTies, Llewellyn 07 ■ Phillips, Rer. Thos..—
DonoTan, John P... —iPouleen. Mary J 10
English, Warren 8.. G7l Riley, Frank W r>o
Euphrat, Mrs. Roee. 301 Ross. George 55
Farrell, Michael J... W 1 Rondeau, Louie A... 74
Foran. Eliiabeth V.. K>- Schmith. George ...6-5
<;iaTan. Pet?r M Smali, Benjamin F. 76
Hamilton. Hatti* r>l Smith. May 1 74
Herman, Frank E... 42 Stansfleld. Paul IT
HeiDeman, Fannie .. — Terry. Georgia 5.... —
Hodgdon. Elmira C. — Tibnrzio Benrenuto. 61
Horn. Lrnest E — Veeder. "Christina .. 5«
Ingram, Robert H..«ft!Von Staden. George. 43
James. Cuajles'M... 77; Walsh, James 26
Kahlstrom, C«rl M..C5 Ward (lnfantf
Kempner. Marks ... f»81 World. John W 4S
l»wric. William H. 74, Wyland. Edwin F... 2
McDonald. Bronjw E. 4 [Young, Ruih —
McCutchcon, Martha. 53 Young, Sarah —
ABBAHAM—In this city, January 0. 1013. st
the residence of lus mother, 121 Hoffman
arenue corner of Twenty-third street. Henry,
dearly beloTed son of Emma and the late
Edward Abraham, and loriug brother of Alfred
and Charles Abraham, a native of Saa Fran
cisco, aged 20 years and 7 Jays.
ARMSTEONG— !n Alameda, January S. Ellen
Armstrong, beloved mother of Arthur R and
T.'lmer S. Armstrong and Mrs. r.ulie W. Porter,
a native of Maine, need <S3 years and r. months.
Friends and acquaintances «re reapectfolly in
vited to attend the funernl today (Friday)
January 10. 1913, from her late reeidenr<», lSie
San Jose aTenue. Alamcrta. at 2 p. m. In
terment Mountain View cemeJcry (prira;e>.
BRANN—In tb's rit.v. Jnunary 7. I*l3 Frank
R-. beloved father of K. H. and F. R. Braon,
■nd brother of Harry H. Brann a native of
Maine, aged 57 years and 7, month*.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully in
vited to attend tLe funeral today (Friday),
at 2 o'clock p. in., from the funeral parlorTof
Bunker Ac Lnnt, 2f.eC Mtotaa street hetwern
Twenty-second and Twenty -third (Mission
Masonic temple). Interment private.
BROWN—In this city, January 0, 191H David
William Brown, beloved infant of \)n'U\ ami
Alice Brown, ami brother of Muriel Brown a
native of San Francisco.
BRTTNS-—ln this elty, January 0. lfU3. Anguota.
beloved wife of the late Herman Brmis and
loTlng mother of Albert and the late Jnlttts A
Bruns, a native of Berlin, Germany :,">-,i 82
years.
Notice of fiinrral hereafter. TlemnMis at the
)*ar!ors of Tbeodur l»i'>rkK & Cβ., 800 Diria-
Uero street comer McAllister.
BRUNZELL—At rest, in tliis ettjr, J:mr.arv n I
I9IS. at h«»r late residence. 4.'4 Bmii street I
I»u!se Hnlt Brunzel], loTinpr mother <>f Betty
Brunaoll Laekeiiback and Anna C. Bnmtell anil
John M.. Gustaf. Carl. *af»t and Emma L.
WHEN THE UNDERTAKER
BECOMES NECESSAKY
SAVB HALF tk« Funeral Expense.
Telephone
«RILHUS So GOWLAV
Market 711. Oakland 4043.
Independent of the Triint
THE GODEAU FUNEHAL SERVICE ivill
furnish for $75, cmhhlniing shroud, silver
mounted, cloth covreri oaskct. hearse and
two carriages and give personal auper-
Ti^ion.
TKUST TJNDERTAKERS WILL CHARGE
you $75 tot ti: , ' CSBfeH xlone, and all
their price* arc ni - '>[iortinnate.
Godeau Funeral Service Saves You Ha.lf.
Auto ambulance, carriages anO auto-i frr ):ire.
BAN FRANCISCO OAKLAND
41 Van Ness Aye. 2SIO Web»ter St.
30S Columbus Aye. Phone Oak. 4045
Brumell. a native of Sweden, aged 00 year* 2
• months and 2 days.
DAMOS— In this city. January 9, 1913. at the
city and county hospital, James Damoa, a na
tive of San Francisee, aged 53* year*.
DAVTES—In Napa, Cal.. January 9, 1913,
Llewellyn Davles, dearly beloved husband of
I?abelle E. Davief, and loving father of T. W.,
R. L. and J. X. Da vie*, nud brother of R. L.
Davies, Mrs. Sarah Jones and Mrs. Mary
Lewis, a native of Wales, aged 5" yean.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
DONOVAN—in this city, January 7. 1913, John
Patrick Douovan, a native of Ireland.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral services tomorrow
(Saturday), at 9:30 o'clock a. m., at the chapel
of Halsted & Co.. 1122 Sutter street. Inter
ment Cypresg Lawn cemetery.
EKGLISH— In Santa Rosa. Jannary 9, 1913.
Warren B. beloved husband of Clara Norris
F.nglisb. and father of Harriet, Mallns. Norris.
Hancock and Donald English, a native of
Hagerstown, Md., aged 67 years.
EUPHRAT—In Tucson, Arbs.. January c, 1913.
Mrs. Rose Buphrat (nee Flelsig), wife of E.
F. Euphrat. and loving daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. I. Fleisig of Santa Crui. Cal.. and sister
• >f Mrs. R. Morris. Mrs. Abe Kreldel and
Harrr, Frank and George Fleisig, a native of
Santa Cruz. Cal.. aged 30 years. (SanU Cm*
papers please copy.)
The funeral services will be held today (Fri
day), at 1 o'clock p. m.. from the chapel of
Halsted & Company, 1122 Sutter street. Inter
ment private.
FARRELL—In this city, Jannary S. 1913,
Michael J. Furre]]. a native of l/>ughrea,
County Galw»y. Ireland. ag»d <W years.
Remains at the purlors of Mcßrearty & Me-
Cormii'k. 915 Valencia street near Twentieth.
FORAN— In Oakland. January 7. I9IS. Eliza
b*fh Vincent Fr>r»n. dearly beloved mother of
Fran!; J. Foran. and si«ter of Mary A. Camp
bell and Anna and James p. Harty, a native of
Brwton. Mass.. sged β-i veers 9 months and
13 day<. (Boston papers please copy.)
Friends are respectfully invited to attend Ihe
funeral services today (Friday), Jannary
10. 1013. at 10 o'clock a. n>.. at the chapel of
■the Truman Tndertakinjr Company, 1910 Mis
sion street between Fifteenth and Sixteenth.
thence to St. Mary's church, corner California
Mreet snd Grant avenue, where a solemn re
quiem high mess will be celebrated for the r»
poee of her soul, commencing at 10:30 o'clock
r. no. Interment Holy Cross cemetery, by au
tomobile.
GLAVAW—In this city, January 8. 191«. Peter
Glavan. a native of Podvexlca, Croatia, Aus
tria, aged 64 years.
HAMILTON—In this city. Jannary T. IJ>l3, Hat
tie Hamilton, a native of lowa, aged Bl years.
Remains at the chapel of H. P. Petersen.
n4i> Diviaadero street. Will be forwarded to
Clarinda, la., for Interment today (Friday).
HASMAN— In this city. January 9. 1913. Frank
F.. Harman, dearly beloved father of William.
George and Albert Harman. and son r>t Sarah
Ilarman and the late William Harman. and
brother of William George and Sadie Harman
and Mr*. J. Doyle and the late Mrs. A.
Stejgf-r. a nallve of San Francisco, aged 42
years 1 month nnd 21 days. A member of
Carpenters' Union No. 22.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully sn
vitet! to attend the funeral tomorrow (.Saturday).
January 11. 1913. at 2 o'clock p. m.. under the
auspices of Carpenters' Union No. 22, from the
mortuary chapel of the Golden Gate Undertak
ing Company. 2475 Mission street near Twenty
first. Interment Cypress Lawn cemetery, by
carriage.
KEINEMAN—In Sussnville. January *. 1013.
Fannie, relict of Kliss Heinetnan, and mother
of the late Abe and Harry E. Heineman. and
deroted mother of Mo*ee. Felix and Irving
Heineman and Mrs. J. Wallenatein and H. N.
Wallenstein. Mrs. J. S. Morris of Los Angeles,
Mrs. Sol Peiser and Mrs. Isaac KnocLi of Su
sanvjlie.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
HODGDON— In this city. .Tannary 9. 1913, Elmira
C. Hodgdon, a natire of New York.
Interment private. Please omit flowers.
HORN—In Elmhs. January 8. 1913. Ernest Ed
ward Horn, a native of Klauadorf, Holsteln,
Germany.
Friends ar* 1 respectfully Invited to attend the
funeral services tomorrow (Saturday), at 1:30
p. 18., from the chapel of H. P. Petersen. 1432
Divisadero street. Cremation (private) Cypress
Lawn cemetery.
INGRAM-In Berkeley. January S. 191°.. Robert
H. Ingram, beloved father of Mrs. Elipe Lucas
and R. H.. J. K. «ml W. G. Ingram, and
brother of Lila and TilHe lngrera of Alameda.
a nativ of Ireland, aged 69 year* 10 months
an<J 4 days.
Friends are respectfully Invited to attend the
funeral service* tomorrow (Saturday), January
■ 11. at 2 p. ra., at California crematorium
(at entrance to Mountain View cemetery).
Oakland. Remains at the parlors of the
Albert Brown Undertaking Company. 552 Thir
teenth street, Oakland, until 12 o'clock, Sat
urday.
JAMES—In Snquel. January 9. 1913, Charles M.
James of SoqneL dearly beloved husband of
Annie James, and father of Mamie James and
the late Charles W. James and Mrs. H. B.
Rlchey and Mrs. K. Rlchey and Walter S..
Sadie A. and Hilda M. James, aged 77 years
and 5 months.
KAHLSTROM—In this city. January 9. IMS,
Carl M. Kahl«troni. a native "f Gnttland,
Swertpn. aged 63 years 1 month and " days.
KEMPKER—In Me!roe<\ January 9. 1913. Marks,
beloved husband of Rosa Kempner. and father
of Philip. Tillie and Edward Kempoer. a na
tive of New York, aged 38 years 9 months sod
1G days.
LOWEIE—In this city. January 8. 1913. William
H. Iyowr)r>. beloTed uncle of Mr*. A. R. Harris
<>f San Francisco and Mrs. T. Anderson of
Alameda. a native of New York, aged 74
A member of George 11. TLomas Post No. 2,
Q. A. R.
Friends anil acquaintances nre rf«necffi]lly in
vited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Saturday).
at 2 o'clock p. m.. from the hall of the
(Merge R. Thoruas Post No. 2. G. A. R.. 240
Golden Gate avenue, ■where services will be
liehi tinder tlie auspices of George IT. Thomas
Post No. 2. ii. A. R. Intrment National cem
etery. Presidio, by carriage. Remains at the
parlor* of the Henry J. (Jallagber Company,
£307 Howard street near Twenty-second.
McCUTCHEON—In Oakland. January S, 1913,
Martha Brown, beloved wife of William A. lie-
Coteheon, and mother of Mrs. W. Herbert
<Jraham. Mrs. William A. Gernreich and Mr*.
Chester V. Newoll and W. H. KeCotaiMM a
native of Ireland, aged 50 years 4 months and
27 days.
Friends and acquaintance arc respect fully In
vited to attend the funeral services" today (Fri
day), January 10. 1913. at 2 o'clock p. m., at
her late home. 227 Eighth street, Oakland.
Intprtnent private.
McDONALD—In this city. January 9. 1913.
BrcTiie F.. McDonald, dearly beloved son of Al
l>ert am! Maud MeOeeald, and beloved brother
of Raymond and Koia McDonald, a native of
San Francisco, Cal., 4 years 9 months
and 25 days.
MASSON—In this city. January S. 1913. Delia,
beloved wife of Frank Iftfma, loving mother
of Mrs. J. Fisher. Bleter of Mrs. H. R. Roberts.
Mrs. W. E. Horn. Mrs. J. Cornstoek and J. E.
Sullivan, aunt of Mrs. A. Zarate, a native of
Sydney, Aus.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully In
vited to attend the funeral services today
(Friday). January 10. 1913. at 1 o'clock p. m*.
at the cliapel of Julius S. Oodcau, 41 Van Ness
avenue, thence to St. John's church, off Mission
etreet, for services. Interment Holy Cross
cemetery, by automobile.
MEHERIN—In this citr, January 7. 1913.
Thomas, deadly nHored bnsbaml 'of Margaret
Meherin. and father of Charles J.. Thomas
F., William H., Arthur J. and the late Mary
3. Meherin. and brother of Delia. John,
Michael. William and Patrick Meherin. a na
tive of County Galwuy, Ireland, aged 79
years.
Relatives are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral tomorrow (Saturday). at 9:30
a. m.. from the family residence." 1070 Dolores
atreet, thence to St. James church, where a
requiem hich mass will be celebrated for the
repose of his soiil. commencing at 10 a. m.
Interment Holy Cross cemetery. Remains at
the parlors of Lenry Brothers, 2917 Twenty
fourth street between Harrison and Bryant,
until Friday evening. Kindly omit flowers.
MOORECRAFT— In thin ilty. JAnnarr «. 1913,
Frederick Moorecraft. a native of England
The funeral hervfees will be held today (Fri
day i, at Cypress Lawn cemetery, on arrival
of the 11:30 a. m. train from Third and Town
send streets.
O'BRIEN—In this city. January 0. 1913, Timo
thy O'Brien of IMS Seventh avenue Sunset
District, dearly beloVed husband of the late
Kllen O'Brien, a native of Ireland.
Friends are resncctfrlly invited to attend
the funeral tomorrow (Saturday). January 11
1013. at 8:30 oclm-fc a. in., from the parlors
of Carew k English. 161S Geary street, thence
to Rt. Ann's church, u-here. ;i requiem high
mass will be celebrated for the repose of his
soul, commencing at 0:"0 o'clock a. m. Inter
ment Holy Cross cemetery.
OCONNER— In this city, January n. 1912 at
the residence of her daughter. M rs .
Tyrrell, at 22 WinfleM avenue. Mary O'Con
ner. lovfttg mother of Mrs. Frank Tyrrell and
Mrs. John J. Dougherty nnd Fronk'and Wil
liam o'Cfinner. n. native of Ireland.
Remains at the p.irlnr* of H. F. Siihr & Co
2919 Mission street between Twenfv-nfth and
Twenty-sixth.
OSBORJf—In this city. January S. 1913. Edward
B. Owbora. husbnnd of Mrs. Florence G OsbOrn
and brother of Lainartine O*born and Mrs. .To
>c(ili Elliott, a native of New York city. (New-
York papers please copy.)
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully in
vited t« attend the funeral services tomorrow
(Saturday i. January U. 1913. at 2 o'clock
P. m.. at St. Mark's Episcopal church, corner
of Bancroft way anil Ellsworth street Berke
ley. Remains at Berkeley Undertaking Com
pany's parlors. 2133 Allston way.
PFEIFFER—In Berkeley, January 8. 1913 «t
the residence of her daughter. >frs L.' c
Snilir. Christine, dearly beiored wife of the
liitc Lewis Pfeiffer. and lorlng mother of Mrs.
>« I. Simmons. Mrs. A. Johnson. Mrs. I»ui.«a
'iilwon. Mrs. Elisabeth Pfeiffer and Mrs L C
JCREM4TORIES
9M HEWLS BLDG.. fH>3 MARKET ST.
P'Htcr 6n-'». Homo* .T4ie".
(Ceacterjr Phone Mission 3341.)
All arrangements for buriale or cremstionn
mtide at city office or cemetery. Special atten
tion RiTPii to rttuovalg froto old city cenictertea
Entire cemetery uuder perpetual carp. Riiarantced
b/ our Terj)etual Care Fund of 5400,000.
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 1913.
Stuhr and Henry Pfetffer and tbe Itte Charles
Pfeiffer and Chrintiue Regll, a native of
Baden, Germany.
Remalna at the parlors of H. F. Sutar & Co..
2919 Mlaalon atreet between Twenty-flttU and
•Twenty-sixth.
PHILLIPS— In this city, January 8, 1913. Hey.
Thomas Phillips of St. Raphael's church, San
Rafael. Cal.. a native of County Tipperary,
Ireland.
Friend* and acquaintances are respeetfnliy
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Satur
day), from St. Raphael's church. San Rafael,
where a solemn requiem hljrh mats will be
celebrated for the repose of his soul, commenc
ing at 10:30 o'clock a. ni.
POTTLSEN—In thin city. January ?. 1913, Mary
J., loving daughter of George and Catherine
PouUen, and devoted elster of George. Cath
erine and Alfred Ponleen. a native of San
Francisco, aged 10 year* 9 months and 23 dayg.
Friends and acqnaintancee Rre reepectfnlly In
vited to attend the funeral today (Friday),
January 10 1913. at 0:30 o'clock a. in., from
the residence of her parents, 22 Cheeley Btreet
between Seventh and Eljrhth and Harrison and
Rryant. thence to St. Joseph's church, where
servleea will be held for the repoe* of her sool.
commencing at 10 o'clock a. m. Interment
Holy Cross cemetery.
RILEY—In this city, January 8. 1913. Frank W.
Riley. n native of Connecticut, aged 58 years
R months and 11 days. A member of the
Widows' and Orphans' Aid Association of the
San Francisco Police Department.
Friends and acquaintances are in
vited to attend the funeral today (Friday),
at 9 o'clock a. m., from St. Porainic'e chtirch.
where a solemn requiem high mass will be
celebrated for the repoew of hi* e<*nl. Inter
ment Holy Cros« cemetery. Remains at the
funeral parlors of Bunker * Lunt, 2«6G Mission
afreet between Twenty-second and Twenty
third. ,
EoBB— ln this city. January 9. 1913, George
Ross, a native of Scotland, aged J55 years.
Notice of funeral hereafter. Remain* at the
parlora of Gantner Brothers. 424 Guerrero
Ktreet between Sixteenth and Seventeenth.
aONDEATJ~In this city. January J». 1913. I/m!«
A. Rondeau, beloved husband of tbe late May
Rondeau, and beloved father of lira. Henry
C. # Kay»er, a native of Canada, aged 74 years
3 months and 17 daye.
Friends and acquaintances arc respectfully In
vited to attend the funeral Sunday, Jannary
12. 1013. at 1:80 o'clock p. m., from the par
lors of Gantner Brothers, 424 Guerrero street
between Sixteenth and Seventeenth. Inter
ment Cypress Lawn cemetery, by carriages.
SCHMITH—In this city. Jannary 8. 1013. George
Sebmith. a native of Russia, aged 65 years. A
member of the Marine Engineers' Beneficial
Association. No. 35.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully In.
vlted to attend the funeral tomorrow (Satur
day), at 10 o'clock a. m.. from the parlors of
Barry & Scully. 927 Valencia street. Inter
ment Mount Olivet cemetery.
! SMALL—In this city. January 9, 191". Benjamin
F.. dearly beioved husband of Mary Ellen
Small, and devoted father of George K. Small.
a native of Banuor. Me, aged Tβ years 11
months and 28 days. A member of Valley
Lodpe No. 30, A. O. r. \\".
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully In
vited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Saturday).
at 11 a. m.. from the parlor* of Svhf & TA'ie
nolrtt. 1385 Valencia street neer Twenty-flft'.i.
Incineration Cypress Lawn cemetery, by 11:30
a. m. train from Twenty-nftU and Valencia
streets.
SMITH—In Antioch, Cal., January 5. 1913. *t
the family residence In Antioch, May Ine»
Smith, belored wife of George Riwell Smith,
and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cooney.
and sister of E. C. Webster. Albert and
Francis Cooney. a natlTe of Antioch, aged 7-4
year*.
The funprsl will be held today (Ftidavt. at
10 a. Di.. from the Catholic church. Antioch.
BTANBFIELD—In Stockton. .Tannery 0. 1913.
Paul, beloved son of Arthur J. and the late
Grace E. Stansfleld, and loving brother of
Joseph. Marian and the late William Stans
field, a native of California, aged 17 years 1
month and ~'G day*.
TERRY—At Banning. Cal.. January .">. 1913,
Georgia Sanford. beloved wife of Charles Terry.
nn.l loving mother of Mrs. FreU Cooper and
Mr*. Thomas Flint and Earle, Paul. Pcaue,
Marian an<i- Polly Terry.
Funeral services will be held at 1252 Sher
man street, Alameda. at 2 a. to., today (Fri
day), January 10. Interment private.
TIBURZIO—In this city. January 7, 1913. Ben
veauto Tiburzio. a native, of Venice, Italy, aged
61 years. A member of the P. C. W. associa
tion.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully In
vited to attend tbe funeral today (Friday).
January 10, at .'» p. m., from tlio parlors
of S. A. White. 1214 Eddy street near Lsffunt.
Interment Greenlawu cemetery, by automobile.
VEEDER—In this city. January 8, at St. Marys
hospital. Christina Veertcr, beloved wife of B.
H. Venter, 206 Brannan street, a native of
Fien. Denmark, aged Sβ years.
Funeral services from the parlors of tbe
T'uitfd Undertakers. 260tf Howard street near
Twenty-second, at 2 p. m.. totmernw (Satur
dey). January 11. Interment private.
YON BTADEN—In this city. January S. 1913,
George Ton Rtaden. dearly beloved !>on of Mrs.
Lena Hatchings and loving brother of Dorothy
yon Staden and grandson of Mr. and Mrs, 8.
(ilos. a native of San Francisco, aged lo years
6 months and 3 days.
Friends and aequaintaneps nf respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral today (Friday),
January 10. at 1:30 P. in., from his late
residence, BSI Moutcalru street corner of Ala
bama. Interment Cypress Lawn cemetery, by
carriage.
WALSH—In this city. January 0. 191.1, James,
dearly beloved son of Mary and the late Pat
rick Walfh. beloved brother of Michael. Peter.
Patrick, Mauriip and Nellie Walsh ftnd nephew
of Michael Walsh, a native of Colligan, County
Waterford, Ireland, aeed 26 year?".
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully in
vitpi] to attend thu funeral tomorrow (Satur
day i. at 8:30 a. m.. from the residence of M.
Hanuigan. 1003 A Church street, thence to St.
James church, where n requiem high mass will
be celebrated for the repose of his aoul, com
mencing at 9 a. m. Interment Holy Cross
cemetery.
WARD—In this city. Jannary S. 1013. June Bea
trice, beloved daughter of Dr. A. W. and
Martha Ward, a natire of San Francisco, Cal.,
aged 7 months and 5 dey?.
Funpr*l services today (Fridayt, January
10, IIUS, at 9 oVlock a. m.. at the residence
cf her parents 1861 Hyde street near Green.
Interment private.
WORLD—In Paso Robles Hot Springs. January
7. 1913. at 1 a. m.. John W. World, dearly be
loved husband of Mindell Kingston World, be
loved son of J. S. Case of Washington, D. C.
and brother of Rosina Casselli, a native of
Portsmouth. Eng., aged 48 years. A member
of Pacific Lodge. F. & A. M.J Mecca Temple.
A. A. O. N. B. S.: B. P. O. E.. No. 1: Friars'
Club. Vaudeville Comedy Cluh and White Rate
Actors' Union, all of New York city. N. Y.
(All eastern and European papers please copy.)
Friends and Hequaiuranees are r"speetfn!lv In
vitert to attend the funeral today (Friday).
January 10, at 10:30 a. m.. from King Solo
mon* hall, Fillmoi-e street near Stitter. under
the auspices of Pacific Lodee No. 138. F. & A.
M. Cremation Cypress Lawn cemetery, by
automobile. Remains at the parlors of Theodor
Dlerks & Co.. 900 Divisadero street corner of
McAllister.
SAN FRANCISCO LODGE NO. 3, B. P. O. EI.KS
—Members are notified to attend the funeral of
our late brother. John W. World, from King
Solomon's hall. Flllmore and Sntter streets,
today (Fridayi. at 10:30 o'clock a. ni. By
order of PETER J. LYNCH, Exalted Ruler.
Attest: HERMAN KOHN. Secretary.
WYLAXD—In this eitv, January !>. 1913. Edwin
F., beloved son of Louisa Finkeldey Wyland.
praminon of Mrs. L. F. Finkeldey noil nephew
'if Emma and Fred Finkeldey, a native of San
Francisco, aged 2 years and 9 days.
Friends find acquaintances are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Satur
day >, at 1 o'clock p. m.. from the residence
of his grandmother. Mrs. L. F. Finkeldey. 1422
Kansas street near Twenty-fifth. Interment
private.
YOTTNG —In devoted memore of our adored Rath,
who passed away January'n. JOl3.
One of God's sweetest flowers.
An angel and early In years.
Hath answered the call of Heaven,
And left me alone in tears.
LOVING SISTER LILLIAN.
YOTTSG— In this rttr. January 8. 1913. Sarah,
beloved wife, of William Young, mother of
Georsre, William, Marion and Mable Young, a
native of Vermont.
The funeral will Jake place tr>day (Friday , *,
at 9 o'clock a. m.. from t!i» Church of the
Holy Redeemer, where mass will be celebrated
for the repose of her soul. Interment private.
FfcOIHSTO
DARBEE. FLORIST— Not tue oldest nor the lare»
e*t. but the VERY BEST IN TOWN. 1018
Hyde st.. near Calif. PHONE FRANKLIN 208.
BROWN & KENNEDY. FLORAL ARTISTB. 3091
leth, nr. Valencia—Union Rtore: funeral work a
specialty at lowest prices. Phone Market ."725.
J. J. O'CONNOR. 2758 Mission »t.. bet. 23d and
24th. Ph. Mission 59SS. Funeral work spec'lty.
SHIBELET-MANN CO.. the leading florists, 1203
Sutter. Franklin 2094. Frank Shibelp.v. Mjtr.
UNION FLORISTS, phone Market ;J285. Funeral
work a specialty. 3017 16th st.. near Mission.
PAKK FLORAL. 1437 Height st.: phone Park
336—Cut flowers, plants, etc. R. Groves, Prop.
PARK 363—Artistic floral designs specialty. Cleis
& Jacobson, German florists. 942 Fillniore et.
LoST~AWlroryir7
J i IF YOU LOSE ANYTHlNG—Advertise It |i
,' here. It will be returned to you if an hon- i
( est person finds it. Remarkable recoveries
I are brought about every d«y through these j
\ * columns. )<
IF TOU FIND ANYTHING <>
BRING IT TO THE \
i RAN FRANCISCO CALL ]
LOST AND FOT'ND BI'REAr. I ,
i THIRD AND MARKET STREETS. <
'i Get a rlaim check. Hare It advertised. ]
I 1 Reclaim it if trie owner does Dot. 5
i THE LAW—People who find lost articles (
i, «re Interested In knowing that the state law i
', Iβ itrlct in requlrinc them to seek the!
,i owners, turougn adrertisment and other-
I wise, abd thtt failure to do so. if proof I
J can be shown, inroivea a severe, penalty. '!
LOST—In Oakland or San Franclsr-n. diamood
crescent witji Urge diamond suspended: liberal
reward. Return to MRB. PARDEE e<>.") r'.lst
Oaklaud, yr JNO. J. AVIS, 09 let ht Sau
i Francisco.
LOST AJTD FOUND , .
. Continued ,
LOST—Automobile chemical fire extinguisher No.
m l 4, near > Wellesley ; park. Redwood, ■ January 2.
Comraunlcat* with PACIFIC GAS AND ELE€
TRIC COMPANY. 445 Sutter at. ■ . I
LOST—Open ; face, gold watch monogram L. -D.
on back, and ,K. C. fob. Return ;L.- J. DEV
.'.:■ LIN, 145 Buena Vieta ay.: reward. , :./A-^V-i- : -> . :
SUNDAY, ; sth, lost lady's gold '■. watch: Waltham i
; make; safety ' pin ' bolder. k Return ■ 2723 > 22d * et. |
'/:' Reward. ,- --;. ■;■■;■-.•<..: -?■;■;■•-;■? ; : >v ■-" j'?y-=-S'- ; . j
-~^lj^EiS™ENT^pJ^lC^
'■'■ "••"■■: : ' v ''' ; ■': : -•'->-*,'■' —AAAA— ";-',; : .,;:'::'. : -' ; '. ■" '■<' ■' 'I
Tel. West 1731. -•- : .;'c"'.'..iv.^^f./--,--':-:^-;' ; Home 52615, '
T. TAMT7HA & CO.. 1612 Laguna. ; >
Japanese-Chinese i Employment % Office.; : I
AAA—DOUGLAS ?■ 3532. Home ? C46«5: best I Jap
. ane»e, Chinese. Filipino help: all klndi of work.
ASIA j EMPLOYMENT • OFFICE. 416 ' Grant «t.
C. D. KINNEY. Chinese employment bureau, sue
■ cessor to J. Conn, 785 Clay »t. Phone Douglas
3162.
ALL kinds of help furnished with care, dispatch.
West ; Bess—OSCAR ' HATSUMI—ISI3 "■ Geary. >:
I STAR Emp. office—Japanese-Chinese help. -a W.
KODATA, 1610 Geary; tel. West 167. S-2706.
HORI ft CO. —Best Japanese and Chinese help of !
:< all kind*. 1711 ; Poet st.; * West 2503. 52J303. im? I
EMPLOYMENT WANTED
' • FEMALE ;. .; -
-......,....,... .., 1,. „„ ....... .y —- .. '■; ■ _ - - _ : ■ ■_■■
EXPERIENCED "• young ! lady desires position on |
': a private telephone exchange; can furnish good |
> reference. Address bo* 4134. Call office. ;- : ,^'
GERMAN-HUNGARIAN lady desires wort by
.. ■ the day. cleaning; and washing; 25 cents per I
: hour. Address 3a Liebig at. • ■'\Jewfci!S£&&ss&\
■; ——— ~ ■ —■ —
MIDDLE AGED : German woman wants position :
taking care of \ or 2 children: give full par
ticulars in first letter. . Box 0037, Call office, 1
Oakland. - 4 , " . ", .1
SITUATION wanted by Japanese as experienced, I
: first : class cook »in private ; family, with good
• reference*. F.H.; 2516H Shattuck ay., Berke- '
• ley; phone Berkeley 6910. i : - : j
SITUATION WANT-ADS IS THE 'i CALL !
WILL COST 10c FOR 4 LINES. FIGURING 7 i
WORDS TO rA'; LINE. ■ : ■\/j.£~v;s. r .■■'■ v t:- j
TRAINED nurse wishes a few more engagements. 1
; Telephone Mission 4762. . ;
YOUNG Japanese girl wishes position 39 school- I
girl, - about • Sunset i district. Phone - Market
■ feat, -V ■--- ; ..- ■■ .- ■ '.. ---' : . - ■ -'.'- '
EMPLOYMENT WANTED I
■"; _?.■■'■; '_:'- ""'■■: MALE' > '::<; J : J
BAR TENDER (German) J from the east wants j
position, city or country; ' does his own porter i
work; : will start i fee $S | per woek and ! l>onrd to :
I get a start. v Address box 4183," Call offlce. 1
BAKER'S HELPER wants position %in small |
j hakcry; experienced on bread, rolls, pies and
'-, doughnut! , : young ■: man ' not afraid *of . work.
Address box 4172. Call office. ■ ;
BOOKKEEPER, J experienced, ' de«ires small i set
f : books ;to keep by ,' contract; '. will open, close,
• general ; ledger work, etc.; day or evening.
Phone : Franklin 7090. ;-.-' Box 4094. [ Call office.
BAR TENDER, ; 27. reliable '; and sober, will do
porter ; work: small wages. Box 6029, '* Call
; office. Oakland. :;:"-• ;
CARETAKER and gardener wants position; mid
dle .s aged; % thoroughly :, understands ■ gerdenlnc,
a ■vegetable, - flower, lawn, orchard: references.
Address F. H., 224 3d St.. San Francisco,
room 17. ';>-.,:< ■..;--,..;.;'.■- -.■;..:,;■; .....,..-•
FIRST clasj^Japanese. laundry man wants posi
tion in I family; experience five years. JAMES
YASHI, 71 Cth St.. Oakland. ■= J :,■>■:'?■
FIRST CLASS shoe repairer wants a position in
city. Address i 1560 Stockton st. -;■-?• -
FRENCH-AMERICAN, all round cook, first class
man, desires ; steady situation; good references.
Address box 4177. Call office. ~: - -- *
MOTION picture operator wishes position: good
, references - and : reliable man; suitable wages.
Box 4174. Call office.
MACHINIST, •; all :? around experience. Jm ; ye«
wants steady position. Address box 4165. Call.
STRONG I young man will work for good 1 board
and - room: state particulars. Address box
4171. Call office. ■<■■.-, ■ . : ■r- -:;...■,,.; .. ■ - --■'-
-">■••••-.•-•••• ■■•-»..«..•..•..»..«..•..«..»..«.....«..»..«..,..«_,..._,-,
I CALL ■-J
J WANT ADS !
: Are Live Wires : :
•,. -.. ... if ', • I
I 1 ' ;; "-' r. ."V- :■ \\' -\
{ Greatest and quickest I
f results at smallest :
cost.
5 Phone your want to- ;:
I day. Kearny 86.; |
{ Collector will -"}
i call later. I
i.i_- -'". - • . V
SHINGLING, reshingling and repairing old roofs,
side walls, :; by expert sliinglers; estimates
" given: references. . WILLIAMSON, 4CS Ivy
ay. Phone Market 6342. , s -.- ; *
SITUATION WANTED ADS IN THE \ CALL
WILL COST : 10c FOR ; 4 LINES. FIGURING
7 WORDS TO A LINE. :; ,r ■-.
WANTED—By man . and * wife with 2 children,
;■ the management or assistant ; management of a
first i clans i hotel ior apartment bouse: " nothing
to 1 invest except : services which will '■■ be rea
_ yonable to start. Address box 4229. Call. V, "-
YOUNG man, : 20. wants to learn repairing and
: running iof autos or truck; small wages. * Box
4170. Call office. ■ v : V; ', •
YOUNG man. r 24, wants. position of i any - kind
■:\ willing to start for $10 a week: has worked at
plumbing. Phono Mission 4543. Box 4062.; Call.
YOUNG man, 20. wishes a position iin a grocery:
a ' good i handwriter: can speak ; and 1 understand
: the Portuguese i language; ;a = good 1 worift-r* al
■., ways sober. Address L. B- GARCIA, P. O.
■■■„ box 324J; Crockett. Cel. ; ;..- ■ ■":.•;■■::,.'-.v.-...
YOUNG man or good character and . references,
w-lth experience In nursing, wishes position as
; valet ;or - companion .- for -•»- gentleman, old -•;• or
; young; would travel. Address box 4191. Call.
_ FEMALE WANTED^
WANTED—EXPERIENCED SKIRT HANDS FOR
ALTERATION ROOM. APPLY SUPERIN
TENDENT'S OFFICE. '; FRIDAY MORNING. !)
O'CLOCK, HALE BROS., INC., MARKET AND
STH STS.. S. F.
LADIES and girls to tint pillow tope at home; $6
~- to 1 $00 , per dozen:'j experience ' unnecessary at
1 starting. WORLD'S FAIR ART ASS'N, 027
*-,'.' Broadway. Oakland, room 33 M 0 to 4p. m. t;
PRACTICAL nurse to care ! for elderly female : in
■ valid: % state » age. '*•; experience B and wages ox
■:'ported; ; position ; permanent. a^ Box 4154. Call, C*
WOMAN for window demonstration by card - sys
tern:.no experience necessary. ; Appjy 10 to 12
: Friday morning. 10121 Post St. ■ . ,
WANTED—Young ladled to train for nurses •
i paid *-, while learning. . A Call ; 827 r Brush st
■'■: Oakland. ;..;:: ■■■ •■■■.■-• :,--■', . ■ c;&',
WANTED- Markers ■ i and 'i distributers. . ■ Apply
WARDROBE LAUNDRY. 328 Clementina st. : .;'
GET married—Thousands tired living alone; ail
: ages. Call or write Mrs. Hyde. 2877 Mission st.
AAA —Telephone operators. "> '-■■- Permanent • positions
'v for young women and girl*. ■■->■'■■.* .
;: Salaries from $1.10 •to S3 per day. -
Extra pay for events* and nijrb't work i 5
■ ". Salary of ; $1.10 per ' day« paid ' while \ learning
: Call at Telephone building Pine and Stelner
; < its.?- San Francisco: telephone , West 7585. -i,
-..-'■ Employment office open week days / from 8
t. in. to 0 p. m. ■' '.-- ■'.•"•■-■'... .- .:' •;.-■ •■: '■:
LEARN HAIR DRESSING — The FAMOUS
PEA P. V. SYSTEM. -- Enrol: \ now. CALI
■; FORNIA SCHOOL of i HAIR DRESSING. 867
i, Mnrlu't , Pt.. second ; flocr. Emnre«* th^ter.
KNOX. 1205 Call bidg.--,Snfts. liens, attachment;
time checks cashed; debt* collected everywhere.
I^Jij^ejhtlVjvj^
WANTED—Boyg ;35 years I and over; good wages.
W ? Pine st. , 1
BOYS with bicycles; $1.50 day. Apply - ]461
, i'oik st.
MALE HELP WANTED
_ Con* taped __^
WANTED—Practical flavoring extract man, with
_v; knowledge ? > of » chemistry \ preferred, to take
i charge of t department in leading firm In British
y Columbia. -'3 Box 4170, Call office. : - '"?S?i?"'
YOUNG I man. ape 110 >to ; 20; > references required:
•' J one : living ;at ■ home, good address ; mid "• appear*
:.-'■: anee, as ■- porter ■■ to : artist's i studio: < rail 2,t0 ; 5
iV. p. m.. 239 Geary st. ;;/ J. K. STUART. .'.";■■
WANTED—Men ?» To *■; learn '•■;■ automobile 'S, business
, ,i throughout. ii's If J you % are ; a mechanic *of I any
r.:- craft .It:Is . to tout .:advantage,"-i 1401 \ Folsom -; «t.
PARTNER ;In mfg. business; % can % easily! make
:. $125 ; each * per I month; I esp. ? unnecessary; * price
. . $175:110 agents. , 502 Washington, room 54. :
WANTED—Day clerk. * $40 \ tared: f. night ; clertrT
■ $35 ■ found. i •= Apply 3 MB. ■ EASTMAN, Hotel
.v- EI Capitan, Merced. Cal. !
WANTED—Experienced grocery ' clerk for all
H around I man; references. ■ 11. HOLLMAX & CO.,
2507 Mission st. . :;:■';. ■--~ ,'a -.-'■ '.-.,■'.--p;-"
WANTED—Markers ; and distributers. " Apply
WARDROBE LAUNDRY. 323 Clementina st. :~
GET married—Thousands tired f , livltte i alone: ell
;■■' ages- Call ■or write : Mrs. Hyde. 2677 : Mission st.
LEARN r. barber .1 trade s free; v make 1 money ; while
learning. CAL. BARBER COLLEGE. 145 3d gt.
5,000 men wanted to get f> cent shave and 10 cent
haircut. ' CAL. BARBER COLLEGE. 145 3d st
SOBER man to learn the real estate and business
• -- chance business. 4fi Krarny st., room 410. p§ \
WANTED—Steady ? man with ' $200; t pood I wages:
'<: experience unnecessary. 320 Market, mom 68. '
MEN to » learn "5 riear • making: ■'■ good > pay * while
.* learning. :t: 502 Washington • et.. room 6*. , --.'.;.-,:-• .
WANTED : FOR \ I. S. ARMY—AbIe r bodied un
married men > between ages of ;IS and ='35;' citizens
of United States of > good 5 character and temper
ate < habits, who , can * speak, read % and \ write the
English language. For . information apply to Re
cruiting '■• Officer, - 660 Market ; at., San Francisco,
Cal. „ .".■..;•■- -.-. ;• ■-;.-;■■-;•;.. '" - „•. ,
LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN and BRAKEMEN for
■nearby railroads; $80 to $100 monthly; age 18
• to 35; : experience ■. unnecessary: no ■ strike; • pro- ■
-. motion; • engineer, '-; conductor; f railroad employ
:"" ing headquarters; J over * 400 % men S sent .to posi
tions monthly; state age: send stamp. - RAIL
WAY ASSOCIATION, box 4101. Call office.
LEARN the [ barber trade tfl the | only \ legitimate
, : : colleges In the world; schools and shops in all
» large * cities; wages paid 5 while learning; be
ware of places unfair to union labor. :? MOLER
■_ BARBER COLLEGE. 234 3d st.. San Francisco.
AUTOMOBILE driving and repairing. . MOTOR
ENGINEERING SCHOOLS, 57tb and Adeline
- ■hi., Oakland. r H;L ; > , CV-- ,- ; • .. ~? -■. f \ • !
__^LEJ5MEjV^^Il^^
WE . want at once a high ? grade, S experienced
; real estate ? salesman ,to leu Stanford I Acres:
'. . sells on ■ easy r- monthly i payments, and - liberal
commission to salesmen. . C. 11. • WOOSTER
' CO.. 30.", I'liPlan bids.. 8. K. - :;
SALESMEN wanted; no experience required; earn :
:, while l you ' learn. y Write > (or, calll for ■; list iof
; 1 positions open paying $1,000 to $5,000 a I year.
NATIONAL SALESMEN'S TRAINING A&S'N,
4648 Phelfln building, San Francisco.
WANTED—CIean cut bustling agents; subscrip
tion campaign; great premium offer; good
;" compensation and ■ rapid advancement for good
men. See MR. DAVIS, circulation department.
:_:. The Call. ;-% .v... *.;■•.- - k/.- ■■ --) - -:..' '■_. "V : ,v ■;- .
BARBERS AND SUPPLIES
FOR stile—Cosy one hydraulic *ha!r . shop, aver
aging. more ' than $20 weekly; your own price:
• present „ owner •• 3 years; ; . rent ' $10. '?: Including
: ": light and 1 water, cigars and l - laundry; - owner
' retiring. '. Address or call 2209 23th ar., Oak
land. Cel. : ..-•■■.•■-..■- .- • ■.'.;;.,■■■ ,■;>..-.
■ .--" ; - .-';>■ FOR " SALE : .'■.:■:-- . -._■-, v: ;:./■:
A 2 Koken hydraulic chair barber shop; rent
$15 monthly; 2 years' lease: free water and
gas. ■ 3704 Sun Pablo ay.. Oakland. .
BARBER trade : taught - free: - opportunities : to
• make . mem* while learning. Call or write
INTERNATIONAL BARBER SCHOOL, 790
■ Howard st. '-.;,■■ ■. ■ /..- ■.-■•..•.■-•'■■-. ~:_; .
FOR ■ sale—Good, ;up~to '■ date. '2 chair shop : and
bath, with 2 furnished bedrooms; good, steady
. trade: rent and water $15. ~ Box 4230. Call.
SEEI.Y has ' shops ,of : all descriptions; | carload of
H new porcelain barber I chairs iin soon; cheapest
and best in the city. 394 Hayee st.
BARBERS' UNION—Free emp. agency. R. TI.
BAKER. Sec. 960 Market: tel. Franklin 8588.
$1,000 TAKES half interest in first class 4 chair
shop, near Market; cheap rent: lease: 3 steady;
elegant fixtures. FOSTER. 830 Market. "v •'
FIRST CLASS barber wants steady work evenings
• and Saturday and Sunday or evenings and Sat
urday. ; Box , 6025. ; Call office. Oakland. ■;?
SEVEN chair shop for sale: prominent location;
■ long reasonable rent. v? PACIFIC BAB
BKIt SUPPLY CO.. IW>2 Market st. ;.
D. ;M. S. is carefully prepared , by, a chemist and
Hl« sold by barber supply houses only. DU PONT
r MFG. CO. 4.13 : Douglass st. J' "- ; ,*v :■;-
WANTED—2 first class barbers. Apply at Deckle
man X Barber Supply * company, : 362 Turk : St.,
' S. F.. 11 to 12. ■;■ .'.-:■ -;■■ ■.■,-- : : ' .■;..■-.'-. ■ --■'■;::;-■
WANTED—Good second ; hand leather covered
barber v chairs, cash or trade. . BAUER'S, 53
O'Farrell st. . ' * ; ■~■■.■-.■:
FIRST CLASS barber wnnted for • SafuVlay and
Sunday: , if suitable, steady; good wages. ISOO
'•■• Geary st. ■ -"-■ v.-,- , .-. ■'- ~ -. ■ ■';;. -,: * .'{v::,\■ ■■■'■,: . : ; : : ..-■■,
BARBERS' Protective fnton—Employment i secre
tary. W. BARON. 775 Mkt.: tcl. Kearny 5384.
$75 TAKES fine 1 chair shop: good neighbor
. hood; ;■ room in rear. FOSTER, 204 Wextbank.
BARBER'S furniture for sale. Koken hydraulic
/ chair. y Will sell cheap. v: At 528 Jackson S zt.
LEARN barber trade free; make money while
learning. CAL. BARBER COLLEGE. 145 3d St.
BARBER for evenings; fine who : has > short \ hour
i . Job down town. ?' Box 4183, Call office. ■'-i : -'fj'--'i
BARBER wanted sternly; X must be first class.
Call after 0 a. m,, 1791-4 ;3d st. ' ; :■
PARTNER to start : new shop; have three chair
; outfit. Call 802 Mission. - •.- _' - '• ■■
: BARBER wanted Saturday and ' Sunday; good
I v lob. 40.0 Sth j st.. : Oakland. ,: " •■ ; /
WANTED—First class porter, Seneca hotel barber
-, shop, nth and Market. •' ; >;>^ ; , ; . ,:
■ GOOD r barber wanted for 5 Saturday, ; $,">. 1661
O'Farrell sf. ■■■ ■'./:■■;■.■ .-:,■.- ;- , : ■-■ ■',; " ? ;
! BARBER wanted for Saturday at 533-lit bst.,
]■■■: Oakland. .•:■-.; -\ ~.:;■ - : . A -•:-,..,. ..--.»;,
I TWO barbers wanted; 10c shop. ' COS Broadway
I ;■•; Oakland. - ,■.■"'..■. _; , •
■ zzz ~~
MISSION BRANCH OF THE CALL/ BLAKE'S
BAZAAR. 1108 VALENCIA ST. ■
SCIENTIFIC TREATMENTS
POST. 101, RM. 202—10 A. M. TO 9 P. M.: TUB
VAPOR. HERB. ELEC BLANKET BATHS BY
MY METHOD ELIMINATES POISON. THERE
. FORE ALL PAINS: RHEUMATISM AND ALL
,~ AILMENTS SCIENTIFICALLY s: TREATED;
SHAMPOO DANDRUFF CURE; MANICURING.
TRAINED NURSE GIVES COLON CLEANSING
FOR CONSTIPATION: ELEC. TREATMENTS•
ELECTRIC 4 LIGHT BATHS. id 406 > SUTTEIt'
.._.. RM. , 417. 10 A. M. TO 8 P. M.. SUN. 10 TO 2. ,
GEO. D. OnXSSPTS, doctor of mechano
therapy, electro ; therapy and chiropractic; " spe
cialist in dniglpss methods of treating nervous
. and chronic- diseases. ;; Room 1 001. ; 323 Geary st.
GRADUATE nurse gives dec. light, salt i water
'}.-.. and Nnuueim baths, ultra violet ray treatment
? for weakurss. UNION SQUARE BLDG., - room
I{§ 308 J (turn :to right). 350 1 Post j St. v Dong, , r>sBs.
BUSINESS PERSONALS ;>
XOTICE-i-The Call will not knowingly print ille
gitimate i advertisements. If .. any t reader * can
I furnish Information that any advertisement in
j -, this column is not legitimate, send it to The
Call in confidence, and if found correct the ad
|. >: vertisement will be discontinued. ?.■■-;.
I AA—MY aud toupees defy detection: private
I wig department for gentlemen. % 2271 California
; f ft., Mr. I.ederer In ! charge. Ladies' wigs, trans- •
; U formation * switches. n'-i 1809 • Fillmore - et. ■« '■-,• Hair
i_; goods guaranteed. Firm established llSOC.a;^
A—EMINENT f CHINESE .* HERB '» DOCTORS . v . "
. * All J diseases < cured; < strictly ■-, confidential; s con-;
8 saltation free: hours 10-8, Sundays 10-5. DRS
CHAN & (HAN HERB CO., l»ie Sutter st.
MISS E. I.WORTH. v R32 Market, opn. Kmpo
:r rium, ;35 Ellis St.. r. 204. Columbia bid*., man
icuring, mass., dec. treaty chir.: '■ hrs. ;10 to lit.
MRS. L. -V E. HARTMAN. vibratory i and I electric
specialist; rheumatism, impaired circulation,
: : nervous trouble. 757 Pacific bide: hours 10 to £
MISS BERNARD, steam baths nnd electric treat
'». ment: Van's • Mexican hair restorer; select pat
_ rennge only. 215 O'Farrell st.. S. F., office 5. j
NEW HEALTH INSTITUTE—AII farms of dis
ft- ease * ewrCMstfully treated: % liot:r<. 1-5; 1 Sunday *'•
11-2. 1 453 i Franklin i st. comer j l.'th. Oakland!
GERMAN nurse wishes a few more engagements
M for massage, 4 manual or vibratory; * Nauhefm '
•. bath. 02C> Hyde wt.. between Geary end Post s
HAIR on fae<- never grows ogam vkM treated by
h .-j me 1 with electric needle; t.T> yrs' practice MRS
NETTIE HARRISON. KmiS Sutler near Hyde!
f MI S8 F. RODCBBS, late of Chicago, maftsetra*—
Scalp treatment. Roniii 881, 34 Kllis st.
MISS % F. e f GIBSON, masseuse: % face and - scalp
treatment*. 34 Ellis, mi. :!10: hr.i.'i 1 -it) p. m.
MISS JOHANSSON, grad. Swedish mass.: ' genuine
massage, iqt.-. Gougli st.: hrs. U'-M; Sun. 12-5.
CABINET. vaporf and tub bnths for cetd* aod
rheum.: chr. treat*. 1114■ Divlsndero. nr. Eddy.*?
MRS. MOORE, IW7 Fllimor* st. -Massage, face
and treat.: manicuring: hours 10-0 daily.
TUB aod Kteani baths; massage treatments and
5?; manicuring. ,25 Sd st., apt. C. near Market.
HUT Witt WHter bath*, alcohol, nil treatments
42U 10th : St., Oakland. i Private; '" no signu s I
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BUSINESS PERSONALS
'_■■■- ■■■i--'-''--:-" ?y ('"nl'iuipd j'!'
I i . — — ■ ————
MRS. STEWART, mass.; elect, and vib. treats,
for rheum, and eer~M, 11-2 Mkt. opp. 7th. r. ■"■.
MISS ". F. BURKE— Snlphnr. steam I baths, mnsp.,
.*■■ elec. vlb. j specialty. 2022 Sutter: ph. Fill. I'll.
j GRADUATE masseuse, 4 cliiropodist. 1357* Wn*h- ■
iiipfiui : st. near Hyde. First class work ■ only.
COllTFZ—Tliermol 5 bath , ', ; o ?.nlt ; ; glow, t elec. : vlh.
MB Van K«H cor. Ellis, suite 203: hrs. 11-10.
WELLS , MAGNETIC AND • SCALP .TREAT
:MENTS. -"■ 1065 y MISSION ' ST.. ROOM .". ;':
DRUGLESS METIL: eleo. light bath, alcohol, oil,
* with ; manip. 1 1415 O'Farrell: 10-9: tel. W. Sfilf,.
I ETHEL GEARY,- bath massage parlors: elec. vib.
5; treat. S 727 * Geary . St. % ■ Phone > Franklin • 0503.*;
MISS BELL, graduate masseuse: brs. Sun. 12-5;
• ; daily. 10-9. 407 Westbank ;. bldg.. S3O Market.
LOUISE PASCOE. eastern massage and elect, vib.
:. treatment. Rm. 211. »4 Ellis st.: hrs. 10 to 10.
FRANKLIN ' Electric . Institute. :, 53ft->iaC : Whitney
£1 bide.. ir»3 Geary st. MRS C ■', ROSE; 10 to 10.
MASSAGE by s trained nurse; refined patrons only.
1437 i Buchanan st. Hoars. 12 to 9. : ".-'..V':.;':-
GERMAN h°rb '-apsule for . women: no operations.
fs* 1524 Pacific »y., Alameda. Bay station.
UNHAPPY girls '„' will " find 'a .' woman « friend ;to
•; help ; and advise ' them ?at ■' 524 Kearny st.. Sea
Francisco, • from 2:to ; 4 > and 8 to > 9:30 p. : m.
,;■ daily. Telephone gutter. 1345. ;- , • }". :
I HEIRS -wanted at once: .IO.fKV' estates seeking
■ claimants: you innv n> one: facts in booklet:
•:■ send ■■■' stamp. - INTERNATIONAL CLAIM
i; AGENCY. "210." Pittsb'ire. ■ I.i ■■
IXMBMATWSjr ANT^ED ,g_ : ;
RICHARD SCHAEFER—lnformation is desired as
9to I the i whereabouts jof Richard Schaefer. j also
■ known ;»s ; Roman « Kostschafer , and Roman
. ■ Kostrzewa. •' who ', formerly lived ;at ' No. ' 1085
Teutonla ay.. i Milwaukee, Wls., U. S. A. He
: .' enlisted *in " Company >K. First Washington ■; in
' fantry. U. S. V., !\s Richard Schaefer; he was
I ; a member of that compagy at Model camp, Pre
' Fidlo, v San Francisco, Cal.. October 11. 1899.
and went I with that ' company to the Philippine
•, Islands. Later ho Is supposed tto have ■ been a
9 mail carrier living at Manila. P. -I.>' Communi
■ cate , any information Ito Charles Holzhauer. ex
ecutor. No. 1121 Vliet - St.. Milwaukee* Wis.,
";.TJ.-S.-.A..--.v >- - . '■;-•.,-■;■'- :-•)■-../ -.'-:>■;•?.;-.,
M ATJtIMONI A L
PARTIES wishine to I marry, call or ' write MRS.
- MILLARD. 2209 Slitter; details 25c: W. 47*0.
MARRY—Thousands tired living alone: ; all asres;
; call or write. ■-.; MRS. ; HYDE. 2677 Mission st.
PROF. GARLAND.
THE ONLY AND ORIGINAL.
HO YEARS IN BAN FRANCISCO. « : :
'-„ World's greatest : clairvoyant, palmist, ■ astrol
oger, ; mental telepathict:; will cause. things to be
as you desire: tells everything; dates, important
information, all revealed: health. luck; marriage,
business, mining, Treasure, lawsuits, evil influ
ences, spells, j weak ' habits, love troubles, i and
tells full name and everything you wish to know.
Hours 10 to B.V • ' - .
CONSULTATION FREE. ' '■ ■' '■■ ;.";-'
■i' - 1144 MARKET ST. . - -_-.
FOR READINGS BY MAIL SEND $1,
START NEW YEAR RlGHT—Consult PRIN
; * CESS ZORAIDA, clairvoyant: she can tell you j
exactly , : what you ;• called < for; gives names,
dates, facts; she has no equal. i; Ella Wheeler
~ wilcqc says: "All interested in occult science
should see. this gifted woman." - Special read's
-.. 50c: hours 10-9; closed Sunday. 1843 Fillmore.
AA— s '':■'. ; - PROF. .1. E. SHAW. ■--■■»' ; ■;
; Genuine clairvoyant, true and reliable, tells full
names, gives advice on love, marriage, divorce,
business, patents, changes, deaths, wills", deeds;
removes evil influences; reunites separated. Read
ings 50c. '25. Third st. next Hearst bldg. i
AA—VERA MARSH, clairvoyant: FEE 50c. 900
V MARKET (opp. Empress theater). GIVES
NAMES and I advice on all affairs; - 10-5. Sun- j
.; ( days. 10-1. : , :-:;-- ,- ,-:•;. -■. : > -. ; . ... ... -
MISS ZEMDAR. young gifted clalr. and palmist:
; ,i: wonderful prophetess: hours 10 to 10; Indies
-'. 50c. ' gentlemen $1. ,: 1100 Divlsadero near Turk.
ANNA : DIAMOND, clalr.. nalmist. card read.;
, full facts revealed. 1445 Fillmore: ph. W. 360.
__—.— ASTROLOGY
MISS STARR, astroloeist, reads your full life
scientifically. 555 Eddy St.. Eagle apartments.
__ ■••■"."■ ■ SPIRITUALISM ;
MRS. CFJNDLE, materializing, Friday eve.. 8
. o'clock. 1243 Franklin st. ;
JEDUCAT 10NA L
THE GREGG SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND,
-. 508 Grant bldg.. ? Market at 7th. - -J
Day—Phone Market 9023—Night...
Bookkpg.. English.; touch typing, speed practice.
THEO. VAN DER STISGKN. translator of business
correspondence in all foreign languages; manu
: scripts, plays written. ? 251 ; Kearny. room 511.
STAGE and latest ballroom \ dances dally: Am.
Fofester hall, 172 G. Gate ay.; Juvenile class
Sat. aft.. Majestic c hall. , WYATT SISTERS.
ENGINEERING—CiviI, electrical, mining, mech.,
survey, assay, cyanide: day. eve.: estab. 1863.
Van der Naillen Sc'uool, 51st and Tel.. Oakland.
PIANO Instructor for children under 14 and
ladles. ; MME. C. J. BOVFOR. 258 Hickory ay.
PIANO without exercises for beginners; $1 a les
. son. Wcsthmis Studio. 1324 Page; ph. Pk. 7532.
ETHEL COTTON STUDIO 'of expression, oratory.
j after dinner and extempore shaking. 1112 Mkt.
FISK TEACHERS' AGENCY. 2161 Shattuck ay.,
Berkeley, Cal. ; room 4. ; Wright block. :-•
SOMETHING FOR SOMETHING
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TICLES AND DOES NOT APPLY TO REAL ES
TATE EXCHANGES -OR CASH TRANSAC
TIONS. NO BUSINESS FROM DEALERS
ACCEPTED. .'■-•■-■ .:' .:.r-\..
I 1 have i some ; 66 < note : and i 5 .- pieces ; of i 58 i note
, ; ; player | piano | music in good order; also | Edison
; phonograph, case and records: Oliver typewrit
er. What have you to exchange' Box COO 6,
, Call office. Oakland. ; ; • ■■■-•..■" ;-r- •;.--
WHAT have you '- in / exchange for a high grade
bicycle in fine condition? Used less than three
". months. Equipped :. with :: New f Departure
•; counter brake and searchlight acetylene lamp.
': Address box: 4141. = Call office. •
GOLF i CLUBS—Spalding j^ bag. with hood, , lock
; and key. practically new; - full set of clubs and
two dozen new balls. v What have you to of
' fer? Address box 4247. Call. <■ -.. t";^
PLANS ; and • specifications i for I bungalow, 1 5 rm.
and b.; house built from this plan: cost $1,800.
;• •■ No use ! for plan. What have you? Box 4190,
; Cull. ~ ■ -;.:-:.■ - ■•/;.?/.; : - •r A -'■ "
IF , you have a 2 passenger auto to exchange, ,
• ; ; what will you take for It? ' Must be in good
"■" condition and appearance. , * Address box 4208,
:.; l Call ofQce. - , :■ . : .. : ::.-v«
TWIN cylinder : Curt.se ; motorcycle •to % exchange
i C for Al i typewriter, .: piano, .: or :■ small . printing
f. press ; large - enough ; to ; print ; 7x9 ; dodgers ? on.
i i ßox 4209. t Call office. - :, . : '.
GOOD 4x3 camera with sole leather case to ex
::' change for Winchester pump gun. ■:. Box 4051,
Call OttCf.'-'j-v;-. -■;■ ;.•:;;: - .-. ■■ ■ ..V ■ ;- . ...;■
WILL trade Victor i: phonograph with 1 records,
cheap pistol,"22 cal. repeater.; and misses' Ions;
coat for good bike or jewelry. 4 Box 4180.' Cell
JAPANESE : color , prints: I have ; about 70. in good
yf condition; \ will exchange | for } back numbers 3 of
■ * mail J order ,or I monthly ; papers or '• hooks I dealing
with mail order business. Box 417", CaU;X*i~:(
OLIVER i typewriter, new ; un<l ■ used slightly; ■ lat
sl est ; model j No. f 5 :• tabulator: "• back . spacer 5 with
jf; complete r, accessories: 3 value 1 $100. - - Will ',: ex
• J change for pool table, piano, groceries or new
elotliing order. Make offer. Box 410S, Call.
WILL give 1 4 room I flat in ? exchange 1 for painting
■U , :- or ' carpenter work. r - Box 4169;. Call. < "•■.-... ■
WOODEN ;& ; LITTLE ; puiup. i gauge t hose. etc..
»?i complete; i suitable for at white , washer. Whet
have you to exchangei Kox 415W, Call. ' :.
1,860 1 POUND j auto ! truck, { new : condition, hard
5-. wood. 4jby ? 8 ; , foot ■ body, and ? top, . brass : wind
shield, speedometer, headlights, for trade.
S, What i have -: you? g: Box 1 0024.' Call ■: office. Oak.
. WILL f exchange? handsome s net ■-> of brown ■;,' mink
;,',': furs, 'or will 1 sell : cheap. 41H7 Call < office. ''.;- ? t
WILL exeteagp smoking ,(jacketv, sad 5 iirmtajre
f, stamp* for anything; ; will «iso buy email stamp
«: collections. % Box 4HK:. Call office. : , -,- -;,:■■■■■
WILL exchange for diamond ring of equal value"
; 1■• No. ."At- Special ,s Kodak, with \ case' and • out
'£;fit: slightly ; used. Box 4135. Call.
TO exchange— Foil dress ami Prince Albert suits
size 40: silk and £ opera hats, leather , ; box
What have yon? Hot 41«r. call office. : ,
NEW." $16 electric battery | ami t electric i belt-; for
i> kodak *or camera, and f. iron \ bed t and ? chlffor.ier *
Jo good goods, for diamond. Box 4211. Call ofnc!
.WHAT; bave ym in exchange for Smith Premier
'ih typ..writer in ! good 1. condition ? ,-; Box : 4!<;:;. (all.
1 Villi JOHNSON revolver, hammertoes, 32 cali-
If ber: will \ exchange for { i!ri*t.,i 1 steel '> fisiii.ig I rod
snd reel. Box 41152. ("all ..fflce.
WHAT have y.iij to oxrlmiuri' for one general ; »11
around purpose mare. Iβ " rears old. lutrn*"*
light wagon and ninaU-utV Box - 602T Oil
I office, Oakland. :
SOMETHING FOR SOMETHING
TO EXCHANGE
WlLlTtrade my 7 P«ss. automobile, which l« In
(i-st dam condition, for roadster or 4 pass,
car. Adflrw bo* 4245. OH. _
HAVK • nttit ««*€* |M on a ptaM with re
liable flnn: will exchange for anything useful.
Address box 41S0. Call.
! HAVK several good boekt 00 MATIIEMATICS.
W%at I-βto v.ii got to trade for them? Bot
eoSl. <' .-* 11 office. Oakland.
FOR ncfeaiMe— Ffeft Has-, experienced ptsno
teneher will mike exchnnise •* rae«ie lessons.
What have you? Box 4204. Call office.
WI.ViHESTER rifle boneht new last somiw'r,
will exchange for n rocket folding kodak, r. r.
type. Box 4200. (all office. _
WILL exehanee ?• diamonds. 1U karate, for 1
diamond about 1 karat; must be perfect. Box
420 1. CaII office.
HOI'GH broke hor<e: would exchange for 3 or 4
rooms of furniture of seme Taluatlon. Box
412.'. Call office. .
I HAVE n Taliiable mineral c,,]lrcfion which T
would trade for anything 1 could use. Box
4198. Call of fife.
I HAVE a first Hms assay outfit which I wonlil
trade for anything that I could use. Box 4210,
Cail of.Vc.
FINF. violin to ov-rhar.ee for a low pitch oboe.
Address bo* 4075. Call. _______
GENTS 21 jewel gold watch, value $I&<V t« *t
cbange on I?U2 motorrvcl*. B«x 42Ort, Call.
WOULD exebsnee flno stamp collection for dia
monds. Box 4129. Call office.
If ILL •ichauge 1R vols. of Muhlhueh tot Harris
ebair or leather hat box. Boa AX9O. Call offlee.
WILL exchange fine vloltn or cello for email,
footpr.wer lathe. Box 4212. Call office.
EXTRA flue rslucoßt. Wliat will you jcive in
exchange? Address box 4207. Call office.
TTPEWRITERBAND SUPPLIES
WALTER J. WOLF, dealer: rebuilt typewriter*
of all descriptions; expert repairing: typewrit
ers inspected and rented: ribbons for all ma
chines; carbon papers and office supplies. 307
Bupli at.; phones. Donglas 4113. Home C 2519.
RKBUILT $100 Rem. or Smith Prenj. typewrtr ;
No. 2 suar. $30. S3 per mo. L. ft »f. ALEX
ANDER. r>l2 Market. L. C. Smith ft Bro. r\*.
! OAKLAND Typewriter Exchange. WM Broadway.
Oakland, dealers in all makes of typewriter*.
.SUPPLIES^
TWO ir>lo-1911 30 00 seven passenger Steams
cars, fully equipped and in first class condi
tion, suitable for livery, for sole at a bargain
price. One 1912 Steams-Knight in perfect
condition. Owuer placed order for six cylin
der and we have thlx car for sale.
THE F B. STEARNS CO..
1450 Van Ness ar. Phone F'anklln 103*.
OTTO BA.UER—RADIATOR LAMP REPAIR CO.'.
MS POLK ST.. S. F. SPECIALISTS IN' RF.-
PAIRS" OF LAMP AND RADIATORS. PRICES
REAS.; WORK STRICTLY GUARANTEED.
WK have a big demand for second hand machines;
let ns overhaul your machine and sell It for you.
ORIGINAL AUTOMOBILE CO.. 10th and Fol
?om sts.
WK have rebuilt ears of all mpke« from $130 "P.
See them at the EASTERN* AUTO EX
CHANGE, 312 Gough at.
$2.250 —6 cylinder Everitt given away by Owl
Drug Co. at a big sacrifice; big snap while it
lasts. 145 Hayes st.
$200—Five passenger Ford: new tires; $100
down, $15 per month. Piedmont 3274, Oak
land.
AUTO PARTS EXCHANGE. 3.!4 Larkln st.—Cars
of all makes for sale; low prices.
AUTOMOBILES OF ALL MAKES GOOD A3
NEW FOR SALE CHEAP. CALfc 312 OOUGH.
AUTO LAMPS and horns, sample line, selling
cheap. BOESCH LAMP CO.. 11 -TS Mission st.
FIVE passenger. 40 hp. Overland, fully equipped;
must sell quick: only $650. (45 Hayes st.
~jTutomobile loans
AAAA—MONEY LOANED ON AUTOMOBILES
AT BANKING RATES
C. E. HERRICK. INC..
j 615 Merchants' Ex bldg. Phone bougla* 1359.
I ~—~—■~~*~—■~"~f"»'-"^~--~~~i
BICYCLES AlfT) MOTPBCTCLBS
R.-S., Pierce, Emblem motorcycles and bicycles.
Cal. ngt.. J. T BILL. 307 Golden Gate av.S. F.
_M^£J^I\HTm^JJENTS^
PIANOS to buy or rent: lowest figure*: easy
terms. STATHAM'S. 24 Hill *t. nr. Valencia
and 22d. manufacturers' agenta. Tel. Mieslon
4752. Tuning, repairing; factory prices.
AA—WILL Veil for storage charges fine Knab*.
$67.50; Fischer medium upright. $73; Stelnwuy.
$80: others. Whitehead's Storage. 1428 Market
A —FINE assortment of pianos to rent, 10c "a
day. SCOTT-CUBTAZ. moved to r>2l Hayes.
A vtored bargain; $900 player piano, $225 cash,
$250 on time. 37 Stockton st.
PIANOS to rent: no cartaee. BYRON MAUZy"!
Gold Medal Pianos. 250 Stockton et.
*TR>XrURE FOR SALE
FREE Furnished Rooms, Housekeeping Room*.
Rooms With Board, To Let and For Sale
signs given away to want ad patrons. A«k the
clerk for one when you insert your advertise
ment.
FOR sale—Furniture store. $3,500 stock, at a.
bargain: willing to trade in half for real estate,
etc. Box 4058. Call office.
FURNITURE WANTED
J. BOEDEFBLD buys and sells secoad hand
desks, library and office furnishings: complete
stock always on hand. R55 Mission at. between
4tb and sth; phone. Sutter 1209.
L. VINCENT, auctioneer. 601 McAllister St.. tel.
Home 5.T404. Park 1805. pays the highest price
for furnished houses, flats, etc.; "spot cash."
SEWING MACHINES
ALL makes sold.- repaired, rented. McNALLY,
2CC4 Mission, nr. 23d. Phone Mis. 202: M. 3.-.r.e
_—?P_K s ALE—MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE—NEW and SECOND HAND carom
and pocket billiard tables, bowling alleys and
accessories; bar fixtures of all kinds; eaay pay
ments. THE BRUNSWICK-BALKE COLLEN
PER CO.. 707-769 Mission St.. San Franclsco.
FREE Furnished Rooms. Housekeeping Rootn*.
Rooms With Board. To Let and For Sale
signs given away to want ad patrons. Ask the
clerk for one when you Insert your advertise
ment.
SECOND HAND PIPE '
Largest dealers in standard pipe and screw can-
Ing: dipped: prices right: guaranteed first clasa.
PACIFIC PIPE CO.. Main and Howard ats.
ALL SIZES SECOND HAND WATER PIPE
Best quality standard water pipe and scretr
casting; guaranteed gootl as new; prompt sold
ments. WEISSBAt M PIPE WORKS. 131 11th.
PI RK extracted honey for sale: circular and
sample 10 cents. O. LUHDORFF, Apiarist,
Vifcalia. Cal.
PLUMBING, gas and fternn repairing done rea
sonably. Call or phone 329 6th ay.; telephone
Pacific 340. %
NATIONAL electric ticket thrower cash register
also detail and total adder; cheap. 570 Mc-
Allister st.
CASH REGISTErtS bought, sold, exchanged or
repaired. ROYAL NOVELTY CO.. 604 McAl
lister st.
CHRCK canceling and other perforating machines
eastern prices. Q. E. STUBQIS. 602 Mission St."
EDISON AGENCY, moving- ntetur* machines ami
Btereoptlcons. GEO. BRECK. 70 Turk st.
SAFES, new end «ec O nd hand, cheaper than ever.
THE HERMAN SAFE CO.. 126 Folsom at
MOTIOGRAPH moving plctnrp mech.; wholesale
headqr*. EDWARD H KEMP. 833 Mkt.. S. P.
SAFE— Big second hand steel lined Jeweler's
safe: snap. 669 Mission st. below 3d.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS
WANTED-Oμ Sβ In. by 18 ftT^reUir^tubala^
iHjiler. or 72 In. by IS ft.. »t 125 lbs. working
pressure; uju.st have no patches «nd be in koc<l
condition. FrOGAN LUMBER CO., Ist and
Alice st».. Oakland.
HIGHEST prices paid for gents' second hand
MUSIN. 57 3d st.; phone Kearny
DI T ES^-^, , l i s - XP,l °"- otUer d su 't s bought.
I- SKOLL. 325 Kearny st.: tel. Kearny 2280.
BEST price pni<l for gents , discarded clothing.
■ ;lr ' r ' : ' T Cute ay.: phone Park 2061.
1 f<HJBES. HAKj^S_AND^VAjGONS
PROSPECTIVE HORSE BUYERS.
AN OPPORTUNITY TO PICK FROM SO HEKH
! T l;'«f? lf 'K i WHICH ARK WORK IX'}
r\KR\ DA'S. TEN HAYS , TRIM Will BF
<;IVEN. WITH (iUAHANTEK Will SHIP
TO ANY PART OF THE STATE FREF OF
< -lIARGR. AMONG OCR STOCK ARFm\ny
WELL MATCHED TKAMS. RANGING FROM
- TO 10 TEARS OLD. PRICEH RANGTNC
FROM $•:.-. TO WR. INCLUDING SINGLE AND
DOLItI.E HARNESS.
INDErKNDF.M'i; BOARDING ST\BLKB
833 Hatght, near FlUmore.
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