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THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, APRIL ' 14, 1904.
13
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
$5230— A RARE barraln; chance of a life-
time; two beautiful np-to-date modern 8-
room flats on Clinton - ave. * bay 'frontage;
beautiful marine rirsr; elegant surf bathing:
bathhouses, etc: this Is a rare ctance: don't
overlook It. HAMMOND It HAMMOND. 1423
Park .st. -'.¦¦¦¦.-. - . -.¦: » ¦ y
. BEEKELEY AD VEBT'S'M'NTS
BERKELEY nEAL ESTATE.
$2600— HALF block by *the Santa Fe; $50
month. .
$1400 — New cottage. 5 rooms; bath, pantry,
city water, sanitary plumbing: lot 50x100: 1
block from electric . cars; $150 down. $25
monthly.
$$50— Ntat cottage, 5 rooma and bath; near
station .of local train. .
$500 — Lot, 50x120. on broad macadamized
street: $50 down, $10 month'v; interest 8 per
cent net.
$1200 — House. 4 rooms; garden, etc.: $1AO
down. $10 per month.
$1850— House, 0 rooms and fc&th; lot 50x130;
small barn: street sewered.
$1250 — Business corner on .lnclpal avenue;
lot 60x100. ¦ ¦ ; •
$1500— Lot for factory site. 221x123.
$250 — Triangle lot. 40x120. with creek lined
with willows: $25 down. $10 month.
$1100— House. 4 rooms: lot 47x123: $100
down. $15 per month.
$375— Business lot, 20x75; $20 down.
$250— Lot, 60x100; $25 down; $5 month.
" CHAS. A. BAILEY,
1056 University are., .nr. San Pablo av».,-
¦ ¦ West Berkeley. ;
FOR SALE— House of 7 rooms; lot 42x100;
$1500. Address owner. 1608 Ward st, Ber-
keley.
;> BEgimLET HOT-3I.3.
HOTEL BERKELEY REOPENS— This ele-
gantly appointed bouse U now under a naw
and experienced management. The service is
first -class, the accommodations homelike, the
treatment of guests courteous, the rates low.
The hotel Is situated on Dwight way, ona
block west of the Dwight way station, and is
therefore convenient to both the Key route-
. and S. P. ferry systems. Rates, per day.
transient, are from $2 to $3, and per month
are *3O to $0O, according to apartments. Ban-
quets and wedding dinners will be served oa
short notice In the most fashionable and de-
lightful manner. All interested in this an-
nouncement are Invited to call at the house
and Inspect it. Any- further information ds-
slred will be promptly given. Tel. Dana 13tf.
FRUITVALE ADV'RT'S'M'NTS
ABILITY ALE HEAL ESTATE.
CHAS. F. LEE. ~-~~—
1; ••_. , * Y Phone Val» 239.
Office H block from Frultvale Station. .
$3.V> cash — Nice cottage of 3 rooms, sur-
rounded by flowers, fruit trees and berry vines;
nice chicken house and chicken yard: on the
car line; lot 35x115; price, all told, $1000;
completely furnished.
$1350 — New, up-to-date Queen Anne cottage
of 3 large rooms; lot 75x100, Inclosed with
nice fence; all on high ground; close to street
cars and good school ; a lovely home for little
money.
$200 cash — New 6-room cottage; corner lot.
being -15x71x104; close to train, fine school and
'ofr'niCO™ 1 monlhl y Payments $15; price all
$4Ci) cash, balance $14 50 monthly; 4 rooms
and bath; high basement cottage: abundance
of berries and flowers; two lines of street cars
within a block; fine schools: lovely neighbor-
hood: lot 35x140: Drice. all told, $1525.
$300 cash, balance $12 per month; large 4-
room cottage; fine well of water; chicken yards
and houses; set out in berries and small vege-
tables: fine place for chicken ranch; lot lOOx
245; close to the foothills; street cars and fine
school near by; price, all told, $1300.
$75 lots In the beautiful Roea Lee Tract; fine
soli; grand view; new homes rapidly going up:
no cold winds or wet fogs, and lots only $75
each ; $5 down, balance $2 W> per month.
CHARLES F. LEE.
1222 Fruitvale avenue. •
OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS
OFFICE, 1118 BROADWAY.
OAKLAND RE-AX ESTATE.
~ BELDEN S BARGAINS.
$400 will buy lot 25x127 on Adeline st., near
ISth st. and new De Fremery Park; grab it
quick.
$125- for a lot. 27x110 on Baker rt., near
Carrlson. Berkeley.
$10,C00: Fine factory site of 4 acre* front-
Ing on S. P. R. R. and San Pablo ave. in
West Berkeley.
$.1100— Splendid Income and investment spec-
ulation; flats with 50- foot let In rapidly im-
proving section- and well rented.
Special snnis: I am Instructed to close out
the heirs* interests in the Jones estate, com-
prising 2 six-room cottages on Jones St., near.
Telegraph ave.,' with lots 45x100 each, at $35OO
and $3220; 4 six-room cottages on Jones st.,
near Grove, with lots 30x100 each, at $2500
apiece: 60-foot lot on Jones st. at $2000; 28-
acre and 21%-acre piece in Fruitvale at $400
to $450 per acre, and lot 50x120, N. E. cor.
34th and Grove sts.. $2100. . These are tacrl-
flce prices to force. Immediate sales. Coma
quick before they're all gone.
BELDEN. Real Estate. 1112 Broadway, Oak-
¦ . land. ¦_ .
BARGAIN IN REAL. ESTATE.
The guardian of the estate of MART A.
STARR has filed with the Probate Court (Judge
Greene's department), Oakland. Cal.. a peti-
tion for confirmation of sale cf the old "STARR
HOMESTEAD," northwest corner of Seven-
teenth and Grove sts.. Oakland — 196 feet on
Seventeenth st. by 107:6 feet on Grove^-for
$12,000; the petition will come up for hearing
before Judge Greene, in Oakland, on Monday.
April IS. at 10 a. m., when any parties desir-
ing to make an advance on said bid may be
heard from.
LOOK AT THIS.
IF YOU WANT TO BUY A HOME CHEAP
AND ON EASY -TERMS. IT WILL PAY YOU
TO SEE P. C. LASSEN.- 466 TENTH ST.,
OAKLAND. CAL.
BARGAIN. .
A fine 10-room house in East Oakland; good
'location; lot 65x150. with stable, etc.: all.
street work done; easy terras. P. C LAS-
S.EN & CO.. 466 Tenth St.. Oakland. Cal.
$1000 CASH. $13 monthly— Cottage of • rooms,
bath. etc. ; good barn and stable, chicken-
house, .large chicken range, flowers and Im-
mense 'trees. In fine section, one block from
cars; city water, sewer, gas; away from
¦ for- and cold winds; sandy loam soil; :i
lovely spot: adjoining East Oakland; »ls«
100x200; all fenced; this Is a take-In at once:
property price in all $2600. Call or send Cor
circular. 455 Seventh St., opp. Broadway
station, Oakland; carriage free.
H. Z. JONE3. Land Owner.
TO-MORROW the day for bargains In furni-
ture H. Schelbaas.llth st..cor.store.Oaklaml.
San Francisco 'Advertisem'ts
nOOMS- FOR HOUSEKEEPING.
ALL sunny: best in city: 3 or '4 rooms furnish-
ed or unfurnished. ST. CHARLES APART-
MENT8. 1560 Sacramento st.. nr. Larkln.
ELEVENTH. 211— Two connecting bay wtn-
¦ dow rooms . for light housekeeping. - .- -
FRANKLIN. 203— Three nicely... furnished
housekeeping rooms; bath; sunny corner flat.
FULTON. 233 — Two connecting housekeeping
| rooms: gas range, (grate: no children.
HOWARD. 737 K— Nicely furnished sunny
rooms: rent reasonable; suitable, for- light
housekeeping. . ;
HOWARD. ' 1310 — 2 elegantly ¦ furnished rooms
for housekeeping and one stngte room.
KNICKERBOCKER Apartments, 1340 Pine—
. Sunny, furnished 3-room suites;, steam neat*
' ed. electric lighted: free baths; rate $30 up.
LARKIN. 613— 3 large, light rooms; 2 closets:
' gas.* running water grate., phone; first floor;
$23 60. . . .
'LARKIN. 817 »¦_— -Nicely furnished 'sunny front
room; folding bed. gas stove; reasonable.', ¦
MASON. 417— Furnished ¦ rooms, suitable ¦ for
housekeeping; also single rooms.
MCALLISTER, 533 — Large sunny parlor; gaa
range; not bath; $12; suite $7; adults. -
MCALLISTER, 1671— Connecting sunny fitting-
room and bedroom, compete; kitchen, bath;
¦ . reasonable.' . . ¦_ . ¦ _j_^
MISSION,*, RJ.V- 2 . furnished rooms for ¦ house-
keeping; biff yard for children, i
MODE!/ House, * 1206 ; Stockton— Front house-
keeping rooms; $5 to $12; gas; bath; sunny.
OAK.' 436 — Three ; nicely ¦ furnished hoosekeep^
¦ -ing rooms; use of bath, phone; reasonable.
O'FARRELL, 730 — Nice sufiny rooms for house-
- keeping; $3. $12. $15, $20; conveniences.'
O'FARRELL. ' 1515— A large. , nicely furnished
sunny front housekeeping room with connect- -
- Ing kitchen:. - . . . -¦ ' . - - .
Continued on Faye , Fourteen! '•'.
HELP AVAXTED — MALE— Con.
FOR RALE— Cheap. 3- chair barber shop; 2
baths, laundcy office and cigar stand: opp.
S. P. depot; good location; 1 door from P. O. :
relllng on account cickness. Address P. O.
box 241. Reno. Nev.
AGENTS $5 to ?15 a day. Traders' Advertis-
ing Agency. 724 Hayward Bldg.
GENT to solicit printing and advertising. Ap-
ply 619 Filbert «U
MAN to do Janitor work for tuition in S. F.
Barber School. 741 Howard gt,
YOUNG men. sailors, blacksmiths, carpenters.
green hands, tor ships. Herman's, 27 Steuart.
Pension Atty.. E. A. Bullls, r. 40. Phelan bldg.
Past Com. Geo. H. Thomas Post. G. A. R
WINCHESTER Hotel. 44 Third st.. near Mar-
ket — 700 rooms; 35c night; reading-rooms;
free 'bus and baggage to and from ferry.
ADVERTISEMENTS, subscriptions received at
Call branch office, cor. Duncan & Church st*.
A BRANCH. of flee of The Call for the reception
of advertisements and subscriptions has been
opened at 100S Market mU. opposite Fifth.
Open until 11 p. m. ¦
ALL cites men's choec, slightly damaged, halt
price. CC3 Mission gt.. bet. 1st and 2d «ta.
GET your shoes half-soled while waiting: 25c
to fiOr. f.C3 Mission «t.. bet, let and 2d sts.
tmr.v -WAITTED — SOLICITOUS.
PORTRAIT solicitors, city and country: expense
ad\-s.nccd: largest com. ever paid. 525 Valencia,
HORSES AXD WAGOSS.
AUCTION eale of hones every Wednesday at
I 11 a. m.. 327 Sixth St.; every horse must be
• as represented or money refunded. JOHN J.
DOYLE, Auctioneer.
BECOND-HAXD open hacks, watronettes, 3-
reaters and tUFiness buggies. CO11VIIJL.
MANUFACTURING CO.. 48 Eishrh St.
EAN FRANCISCO Veterinary College — Noxt
pecsitm begins June C. Catalogs by applying to
DR. E. J. CREELEY. f>10 Golden Gate ave,
FINE river bottom paeturage: green feed year
round; near Black Diamond. Contra Ccsta
County. Address Nucleus. 190 Stevenson. S.F.
WANTED — One (span mares, weight 1200 to
14uO r-ounds each; also 2 entail saddle ponies
or donkeys. 1343 WebFter st.
ALL kinds of business buggies, rubber-tire rod
buggies, carts, surreys and wagons for tale
cheap. 1504-S Folsom «t.
BLACK horse for sale; 0 years old; weight
about 1100 lbs; gentle and a fine traveler.
Box JC33. Call office.
WANTED — A sound, gentle horse; one that
will Ftand without tying; for delivers* wagoD.
Box 35«f.\ Call office.
WANTED— Ufe of horse and buggy daily. 1 to
S p. m. Box 1">C7. Call office.
Larg-ct aFFOrtmt 2d-hand wagons, buckbd. sur-
rey.harneEs.work.drivins horses. 15th- Valencia.
A WFKK'S news for 5 cents— The Weekly Call.
lfi uagpy. |-j wrapper, for Trailing. $1 per year.
HOCSES TO LET.
A — PRINTED liFt of hous?« to let: «nd fcr cir-
cular. G. H. UMESEN & CO.,' 20 Montgomery.
LANGTON £t., eff Bryant — 4 rooms, yard and
basement; $11. Apuly G. A. LEP.OUX. 2a
New Montgomfry st.
MCALLISTER. I!'©— 12 rooms, bath and bll-
llard-room; $CO: water free: modern.
BEFORE moving grit our printed list cf houses
to let. BALDWIN &¦ HOY>~ELL. 25 Pest St.
BOUSE-I TO LET — rillXiSHED.
A COMPLETELY furnlFhed hou»er"7~Targe
sunny rooms and bath: large yard and base-
ment; relerenct-s required. Ir.quirs 9 to 11
a. m. and 5 to 7 p. m.. 104 Pierce, nr. Haight.
TO rent — Spacious, furnished house; large
grounds; 6ausal!to; rent J100; short term if
desired. Apply Bex 1216. Call office. ¦
FOLHOM, C47 — Lower. Dart of house; 4 rooms
end bath: complete: piano.
HOUSES FIRMSUED FOR SALE.
GOLDEN GATE ave.. 305 — 9-room house; rea-
eonable: clean: payments; leaving city.
HOUSES TO LET — STJBUKBAN.
FOR rent — Furnished hcuse. consisting of
kitchen, dining-room. 4 sleeping rooms and
bath; plenty shade. Address C W. GOOD-
WIN. Wrights. Cal.
LAUNCHES rOB HIKE.
C. A. McXEILL LAUNCH CO., foot of Clay
et.; for pleastire and business.; tel. Bush 534.
LOST AAIJ FOtXD.
LOST — Two passbooks with the Hlbernia Sav-
ings and Loan Society of San Francisco in
the names of ANNIE CUNNINGHAM and
JOHN CUNNINGHAM: Nos. 244-1403 and
21»-li35. The finder will please return to
bank.
LOST— From stable of S. S. Bailey. Sec. J.
Oakland racetrack, brown filly; roached mane
with haJter on Any one furnlnhlng infor-
mation leading to her recovery will be liber-
ally rewarded. S. S. BAILEY.
$20 REWARD— Strayed or Ftolen. April 8, from
Geary «nd Market Fts., bay horse with left
foot branded; 74 under mane; business
buggy, red gear and dark body. Return to
. 1S50 Grctn tt.; tel. Geary 2732.
LOST— Female dog; nearly white; has few
black rrx>t« and long black ears; long hair;
answers to name of "Dottle"; reward. 72u
Castro st.
LOST— A pass book with the Hibernia Savings
juid Loan Society of San Francisco in the
name of Ca.-per D. McCauley. No. 2S3-12W0;
the finder will please return to bank.
LOFT — Pin. four-leaf clover, preen enamel,
pearl edge, diamond center. Return to 2570A
Market Ft.
LOST — On Saturday, old-fanhloned gold band
" fcrooch. set with garnets, between Alhambra
and ferries. Apply CLAUSSEN. 815 Battery.
LOST— A yourg, Scotch collie; license 1912 on
collar. Return to southeast corner Page and
Buchanan sts. ; liberal reward.
LOST— At PretMlo. near McDowell ave., email
memorandnm buck. Return to 228 O'Farrell.
LOST— On 4th et.. Sun. afternoon, opera glasses
in red y'.uth bag. 1421 Howard Bt.: reward.
MEDICAL. ~~
LADIES desiring cafe, ture and quick relief
from irregularities ccncult me at once; my
methodi* are always safe, painless and reli-
able; I have no failures; no exorbitant fees.
CONSULTATION AND ADVICE FREE.
Cures guaranteed or no pay; 17 years' ex-
perience in all female disorders; call or write
without dflay; correspondence confidential.
DR. WHITK. 702 Market et.. rooms 7 and 8.
A — LADIES, if you are suffering from irregu-
larities or any ailment you will avoid dis-
appointments by consulting me first. My
method of treatment Is positive and harm-
less and I guarantee Immediate relief from
any case or make no charges. Advice free.
Call or write DR. SYLVESTER, 218 Kearny.
ALWAYS be advised and treated by a grad-
uate |,hj>ician; positively the only one here
capable' and willing to restore you to happi-
ness; relief for irregularities; help for un-
fortunate ladles; If In trouble consult him
without cc*t or fee: call or write; conflden-
tlal. DR. R. H. WESTON. 305 Kearny st.
VALPEAU'S female pills; best regulating pills
¦old: price $2 50 by express. Pasteur's
syringe and tablets: price $5. By express
only on receipt of price. OSGOOD BROTH-
EHS, wholesale druggist..- Seventh and
Broadway. Oakland.
DR. G W. O'DONNELL— All who are sick or
in trouble consult this, specialist on female
complaints: positively corrected: the unfortu-
nate helped: the most difficult cases treated;
advice free. Office. 101S Market st.
MRS. DR. WYETH. npeclallst for ail female
complaints and irregularities; lnFtant relief
. guaranteed; 30 years* experience. S26 Post Bt.
MRS. DR. KOHL, reliable specialist for all fe-
male troubles and Irregularities; instant re-
llef guaranteed. IQOSVi Market St.. opp. 5tb-
Drs. O'jodwln. 733 Turk. nr. Van Nes»^ — Expert
in obstetrics, female complaints; lnst. relief;
treatment $10; hours. 10 to 5; 25 years' exper.
MRS. D. ALLEN. 1118 Market— Reliable ladles'
specialist; a private home before and during
confinement: best medical care; low lees.
DR. ROSEN resides 2935 Folsom st., corner
26th; ladies, relief or no fee; $10.
DR. and MRS. DA VIES and HINDOO HERBS;
> original method of treatment. 1126 Market et.
DR. NG, TOY KEE. 319 Powell «t.. opposite
Union square: all diseases cured by herbs.
M- S CC LLAXEOUS WAXTS.
MACHINERY wantcd-r-Compounrt engine,
about 200* n. p.; «urfac« condenser; circulat-
ing pump; machine lathe.. 15 or 16 inch
ewlnjr; generator, etc., 110-200 volts. 75 k. w.
Address Mr 15C5, Call office.
CALIFORNIA Housewr*cker Co. pays the
highest price ¦ for buildings and will remove
the larctft building in 10 day*. Office and
yard N. W. cor. Mission and Teqth st».
EHOES wasted; misfit tz. castoff; highest prcs.;
new - & 3d hand shoes for sale. 719 Mission.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS — Con.
ABSOLUTE 'BARGAINS IN PIANOS. .
One In fair order.. ..' .$10
One a little belter. ....""... .....$15
Another, condition good $23
Also a Chlckerlng, Mason & Hamlln. two
Stelnways, Knabe, Vose. Sterling, Mayson.
Emerson, Hallct & Davis, Starr and many
others, from $55 up: easy terms; fully guar-
anteed. BKNJ. CUHTAZ & SON. ltt O'Far-
rell st. , .
NEW uprighr pianos sold on $5 monthly pay-
menU. " SCHMITZ & CO.. l(i McAllister st.
3-PEDAL Steinway up. ;Chlckerinjf baby grand;
Shonlnger, little used. Keeffe's; 2S5 O'Farrell.
SOIIMER, Byron Mauzy pianos, Cecilian piano
player. BYRON MAUZY, 3CS-312 Post st.
A WEEK'S news for 5 cents— The Weekly Cali,
10 pag»s. In wrapper, for mailing. $1 per year.
' ¦ l'KltSOS ALS.
NOTICE — Any one having claims against ma
dr ray business at ICS Fourth st. will pleaee
present the same at said place-and they will
be paid on presentation.
. ' E. R. ARMSTRONG.
April 13, 1004. _.
THE HERMANN SANITARIUM. . '
Insomnia, mental and nervous diseases cured;
liquor and drug habits; massage; medicated
baths; country, place Lake to.: terms to phy-
sicians; call or write. % 1375 Waller, bet. Ma-
sonic ave. and.Aahbury st. ; tel. Fell S37.
A fresh, smooth and young looking face, --
- With a real, genuine "baby skin." '
Don't forgliet the name. M. ELLA HARRIS
The number, 781- O'Farrell st.,' near Larkln."
Call or write for | book. free.
'. . "Hints - on Beauty."
THE Star Hair Remedy restores gray hair, . im-
proves its growth, Mops falling, cures dandruff
and Itching scalp: no stain or stickiness;
cleanses scalp;at druggists', hairdressers' ;ao-
cept no substitute. Star Remedy Co., 1338 Polk
A — MICROTINE. a positive cure for catarrh,
cold in the h*ad, hay fever, headache and all
bronchial affections; send for free sample.
MOUNTAIN TEA MEDICINE CO., 272.8th.
WOULD rentleman who . saw ladj<" with a
child dragged on McAllister-street . line Frl-
¦ day -evening, March 11,, kindly leave his ad-
dress at 1048 McAllister st.
Cancerous lumps, sores. Impure blood (affecting
skin, mouth, bones, etc.). speedily cured by
. (-killed specialist from Europe. /Apply Central
Pharmacy, 251 Grant ave. Worst cases cured.
RAG'carpets- wove* to border and for sale;, also
chenille- wove rugs. Bilk portieres-' dealer- In
. carpet twine,, in, hank, or chain, at -lowest
rates. Geo. Matthews, 709 Fifth st.. Oakland.
AFINE' Bult;to order on 'easy Installments of
$1 a week." LEON. 1 LEMOS.M127' Market St.,
between Seventh and Eighth. - - -¦-. ;
AT less. than cost;- uncalled for suits, overcoats
and trousers at * CHARLES LYONS' - London
' Tailor. : 721 ijMarket st. .-,..,,.
DRUNKENNESS," morphine and all drug, dls-
eases ¦ poeltively ,; cured ¦ by , Willow Bark • Co.,
tilS.Shctwell: consultation free; call or write
SOCIAL dances . Wed.", ¦ Thurs.,? Sat. and Sun.;
classes : Mor4(3ayF.', ¦ Fridays. = Louise , Foster's
School i of : Dancing, 'ilBSG Market, nr. Larkln.
SUITS to order on Installments of }1 per week.
NEUHAUS&CO. (Inc.). tailors.. 729 Market.
SUPERFLUOUS hair & moles removed by elec-
tric needle. Dr. & Mrs. Travera, 1 170 Market.
Actlna 1 restores lost eyesight ;cures deafness and
catarrh.* A' VIDA Co., 3524,10th. nr. Valencia.
MRS. .Eaton, electric needle specialist. 3G9 But-'
ter, r. C09. > Miss vEaton. 233 Geary, room - 33.
MASQUERADE UoatumeB, ':, play -books, wigs;
country orders. GOLDSTEIN & CO..- 733 Mkt.
TAILOR-MADE cult $7 SO: dress' pants $2 CO.
•; Misfit Clothing Parlor, cor.'- Bush; and; Dupont.,
ALFREDUM'S i Egyptian J Henna » restores •: gray
-•'hair to Its natural color. $1:, at all druggists'.'
, PAl_MIiTllY;: ;;•;¦". ;': "X^: r^', ? .
H. JEROME FOSELLI. . ecientlftc palm!;'. "13
; ' Taylor st.;* near Geary.-" Phone Black 561. " ,
WANTED— MALE— Con. ,
WURKAY «TrEADY?~ C14-C30 Clay Et.
PHONE MAIN 5S4S.
Leading Employment and Labor Agents.
KVERT EMPLOYER OF HELP
FURNISHED with fin>t -class skilled and
¦unskilled hrlp.
EVERY MAN WANTING WORK.
If competent t« fi'l position, YOU CAN
HAVE IT
IN OUR OFFICE
ALL. MEN ARE EQTAL— NO DISTINC-
TION.
WE SPEAK
GERMAN. GREEK. ITALIAN,
SPANISH, SWISS, FRENCH.
EM 1903 we pave During 15)04 we hope
work to 60,000 men to increase C0.000.
YOUR FARE FREE'. LOOK— FREE FARE |
TO FTATE OF NEVADA
If you stay- four month*. THAT'S ALL.
L\ 8. GOVERNMENT WORK.
2C5 two-horse teamsters, $60.
150 laborer* ; you'll suit; $C0.
'.'.-¦ drillers; rrvkmen; hammerEmen; $75.
12 machine drillers. $90.
i:-.tht bours' work daily: hundreds going;
ARE YOU!
$1— FEE— THAT'S ALXr-41.
ARIZONA. ARIZONA.
Center of great minor, land of sunshine.
BIG WAGES.
810— Miles— f3 10.
2555 teamsters, laborers. driller*, etc. $2
to $3 BO day.
CLOSK TO PRESCOTT.
IN CALIFORNIA-
IS laborer*, big mine co., $75, $67 BO.
12 machine miners, gold quart*. $90.
16 mucker* gold quarts. $<i7 50.
TO FARMS. DAIRIES. ETC.
126 farm, orchard and vineyard hands, all
over California; S2o. $2ti. ?30. $35 fd.
35 coed tea. mplerB, $20, $30 fd.
56 milkers, located everywhere, $30. $35 fd.
12 butter-makers, separator tenders, etc.,
$40 fd: IS choreboy*. men. etc.. $15, $20, $25,
$50 fd. *
CHOREMEN. GARDENKRS. STABLEMEN
18 Btablemen. city, country, $35 end fd. to
*75; 12 coacbmni, cboremen and roustabouts,
$25 and $30 and found.
«? farm hands, orantre groves. $26 found.
Man build fences, fare 50c. on ranch. $25 fd.
Man understands little gardening. $30 found.
Ptablcman. mine town, $30 and found.
Stableman, wash cans, ctty dairy. $25 fd.
4 men plant vineyards, laborers will do, $28
e:.u found.
0 gardeners, rome vegetable, some flowers,
$30 and found.
MEN AND WIVES.
& milkers and wives, farmers and wive», etc.,
$o0 ard found.
MECHANICAI*
C cocfers.
2 machinists, *3 25 <Jay: machine blacksmith
. helper. ?75.
2 gang foremen. Nevada, boss here; cement
r.nisher: 3 lumbermen, lumber company, $3
day; planer and sticker hands. $3 Any up.
Machinist, bench work, tare $1. $3 day.
Carriage blacksmith »0c fare. $3 day.
« blacksmith helpers, tack on shoes, $2 to
$2 13 day.
fi horreahoers. country Jot».
Fticker hand, city mill, »4 day.
12 blacksmiths, different Jobs. •
2 brick loaders, exceptionally pcod Job, f- oo
Blacksmith, all-rcund shop, fare $1, $2 50
G^nV edFerman. fare $1 25. $.'.5 to $70 found. I
CARPENTERS— MILLWRIGHTS.
5 millwrights, fare S3, $120.
3 carpenters, fare 70c. $3 day.
10 carpenters, housework, fare oOc, $»0.
Ffcip's Joiner, extra pood job. $4 day.
• Flren__n dredger $4*i and found.
WOODCHOPPERS.
2T-5 men to cut -wood all over CaUforn.a.
12 laborers, fare $1, steady Job, $17^
12 teamster* fare $1. steady job *l .o.
Eastern young man. milk 20 cows. $30 fd.
German -Swiss milker, city. $io fd.
2<J etableboy IS years, millionaire s stable,
$20 fd.
2 m^n in nurrery. you'll suit. $26 fd.
3 fMerly men milk 1 cow. Co chores. $15 fd.
Boy grocery More. ctty.
. 12 *heei> herder*. Nevada State. 5^5 rfl.
Sheep herders Yolo County. $30 fd.
Milker End wife, boss at our office. $60 I—
2 stablemen, mine town, north. $^5 fd. each.
4 vine grafters, boss here. $2 cay fd.
HOTEL DEPT.
18 cooks for hotels, saloons, mines, cafes,
ranches nr.d Fun-.nicr resorts. $30. $40. $«0
T" d waJter» n diGerent Job*. $25. $30. $35 and fd
12 <!UhwaEhers. $20. $25 and $30 and found.
2 bellboys . first -class hotels, $15 found.
3 hotel porters. $20. $25 found.
Camp cook. 30 men. helper there, fare 25c..
$10 found: waiter, exceptional good mine, $30
found; 3 boys, wash dishes, 25c fare, you'll
• uit $15 found.
B VKERS
Cook, baker, small ehop. country. $55 found.
Pastry cook and baker, city Institution. $40 fd
t baiers 2 helpers. $40. $:«>. $50 found.
LAUNDRYMEN.
Laundryman. city institution. $=5 fd.
12 1-uindrymen. different classes of work.
6 helpers, no experience wanted, come eee us.
Cook Santa Clara County, $30 and found.
Nlsrht cook, fare &0c. $S5 and found.
Camp cook, city, lew men, $40 and found.
Cook, city hotel, extra good job, $40 found.
Elevator boy extra e°od hotel, $10 found.
Toung man. little experience, city bakery.
$25 and found.
Boy. city store, you'll suit, $6 work-
Walter lunch counter, fare 00c, $35 found.
BUTCHERS.
Butcher, drive wapen. tend shop. $40 found.
LOOK
P« laborers, you'll fuit. $60.
MURRAY & READY, C34-€36 Clay «t.
' BIG MONEY MADE.
35 woodchopper*. Mendotino County. 4-foot
pine. $1 25 cord; boss at our office to-day.
MURRAY & READY. 634-630 Clay Ft.
" HE IS HERE.
SHIHonsJre owner of great told mine.
Amalgamator, $:*>.
4 machine miners, $30.
2 muckers. $C7 50.
1 mill man, $00.
1 concentrator man, flue Tanner, $90.
Carpenter tcj> surface work. $07 00.
Call early This mornirut-
MURRAY & READY. C3t-C3S Clay rt.
7__ _ _
Men to learn the barber trade In two months
and t>ecure good po-itlous; catalogue and full
information mailed free. ilOLJiU System
College. 635 Clay «t.
YOUNG men everywhere copy letters, home
*• verities, no mailing or canvassing: eend a<l-
«*.res*ed enve'.one for particulars and wages
»> V»y. Manager Dept. W 4. box 1411.
Philadelphia. Pa.
YOUNG man with *om» knowledge of the
butcher business to elicit and deliver orders.
Apply at 3035 Sacramento et.
WANTED — A driver for a renovatory wagon;
call, with references, after 6 p. ro. The
Bucc»ee, 2440 Sacramento et.
A MAN of Indomitable energy and push, a good
tslker, eager to make .money. F. PERSON.
477 and 478 Parrott building.
WANTED — Errand boy. pteady position, at M.
FRIEDMAN & CO.'S. 233 Post «t.
WANTED — Old carpenter to attend shop. 3373
Eighteenth Ft.
SOLICITOR for merchant tailor: good Induce-
ments. 1125 Market St.. bet. 7th and 8th.
WASTED — Good boarding-house waiter. V35
Brt-nnan gt.
WANTED — Barber; znUFt be »ober. 1025 How-
ard «t.
WANTED — Barber. Grand Hotel barber shop.
BARBER wanted for Saturday and Sunday.
411 Devisadero Bt.
A BOY wanted at 22T. 5 /i Montgomery ave.
MHATCTTTER wsnted at 831 Washington Et.,
Oakland.
WANTED — Two experienced barber shop
porters at Plaza Barber Phop. Oakland.
MAN with $100; legitimate paying husine«i;
closest investigation solicited. Box 1501, Call.
WANTED — Thoroughly experienced house fur-
niFhingr department man and capable of tak-
lnc charge of t>tock: Btate age, experience
and where previously employed: salary $75
per month to right party. Box 1574. Call.
WANTED— Thoroughly competent lac*, no.
ttnn and fancy goods man to go to Los An-
(-'!•¦•¦ Apply between 9 and 11 a. m at
HALE BROS.*
BOY or middie-aged man to take care of 3
onwi, 1 horee and deliver milk; wagea $15
mtnth *nd found; good. home. Address box
IMS. Call office.
WANTED — Laborers and- mechanics *t« kcow
that E4 Rolkln. Reno House proprietor, has
added 100 Dew rooms te the Denver House.
217 Third et.: 250 rooma: 25c to &0c per night.
FOR sale— 2-cr_a*r barber ship; established 10
year*: celling account ill health. Addret*
642 y«!r. st., Ftoekton.
7RT our men's ehoes. union made, at $1 and
express or rrai! charges. 11 3d *t.. Exam. bid.
$1 60 pair; foot-form shoes at $2 SO; we pay
F1RPT-CLAFS carriage woodworker. LAR-
KINS & CO.. C51 Howard st.
FiRPT-cla** coat maker to work Inside. ROS-
ENBLUM & ABRAHAM. 1103 Market «t.
BOY siboat 16 or 17 for wholesale hous*: state
sure, and experience. Box 10S5, Call office.
2-CHAIR barber shop; cheap; good chance. 46
Sacramento rt.
COATMAKER or buehclman for country. Ap-
nlr KEISS BROS. & CO.. 24 gutter et. ¦
5IISCEL.L.AXKOLS VOtt. SALE.
BOILERS, engines. 2d-hand machinery. MciN-
TOSH & WOLPMAN. 105-197 Fremont st.
_____________________ __ __
Repair it with elaterlte; In rolls eai»y to lay;
needs no painting or coating; good aver old
Ircn. tin or Fhingles; best for new roofs'.
ELATERITE ROOFING CO.. T13 Market st.
2D-HAND machinery, boilers, engines, pumrs.
pulleys, shafting, etc., etc., bousht, sold,
rented and exchanged; Fee Sunday papers.
H. S. WHITE MCHY. CO.. 130-132 Beale st.
DESKS and office furniture;. $20,000 stock to
be told before April 15; this stock can be
bought In large or small lota; T. D. MC-
CARTHY CO.. 7S2 Mission. 1'hone Bush 467.
PAINT your old and new metal and shingle
roofs with Asbestos Roof Paint; guarantee!
to stCD all leaks In tho one and preserve ths
new. 205 Front st,; tel. Main U2$.
A— FINE cults. $7 50; dress pants. $2 50. Orig-
inal Misfit Clothing Parlors, 233 Kearny st..
near Bush; open to 9 p. m., Sunday to noon.
A— BUYS, sells cr rents geer machinery, en-
gines, boilrrs. water pipe, chaftlng, pulleys,
etc. WH1TELAW. 253-255 SJpfr.ar st.
TRY our men's shoes at $1 and $1 50 pair:
foot-form thoes at $2 50; we pay express
charges. II 3d st.. Exam. bid. ; catalog free.
4fc-ft. centerboard yawl yacht, $S00; bargain.
C. F. O'CALLAGHAN. r. 39. Nevada Block.
$35— JERSEY heifer; will calve soon. 200
Ninth «t.
FOR rale — Young, 'fresh milking cow. Apply
717 Bay St.. city.
FANCY pigeons: new Imported varieties; send
for »«t. C. WILSON. 22U Stevenson Bt.
A TENT for rent or sale. ROSS McMAHON
TENT - AWNING Co.. 35 Mrkt. Tel. Bush S58
BOOKS bouKht; libraries purchased. King's
Old Bookstore. Cl McAllister at.
STEEL lined safe. 1800 pounds; $125. RICH-
ARDPON BROS.. 1816 Market st.
BARGAINS in fine diamonds and vntches;
raty payments. GARIN. bO3 Hayward bldg.
GASOLINE engines bought, sold, exchanged,
repaired. Bykes-Corson Co., 254 Beale st.
EAFES and cash registers new and second-
hand. I. FREEMAN. 1329 Market rt.
EOM£ good second-hand gasoline engines. 1 to
12 h. p.. cheap. E. B. Beck & Co.. 122 Mket.
6 LOT machines cheap; Chicnsocs. Twentieth
Centuries. Pucks. BACIGAI.UPI. 933 Market.
EAFES— New and urccM-hand. THE HER-
MANN SAFE CO.. 307 Battery st,
MOVING pictures, magic lanterns, sale, rental;
bargain*. Bullard & Breck. 131 Post st.
EAFES — New and second-hand. E. B. BECK
& CO.. 122 Market st.
GASOLINE engines, automobiles and launches;
all «l.es. J. E. DOAK. 46 Fremont st.
ALTERATION rale— Best S2 60 . hats, , $1 00.
Popular Price Hatter. .{30 Kearny it., near
Pine; open, to 9 p. "m. ; Sunday* to nocn.
ASK for prices on »econd-hand typewriters; all
make*. ALEXANDER & CO.. 110 Montg'y.
MONEY TO LOAN. ~
UAifHATrXiTE AVINGS ~BA N £ '-,
INTEREST 5% AND 0 PER CENT."
APPLY DIRECT TO A SAVINGS BANK.
ANY. AMOUNT ADVANCED ON CITY,"
OAKLAND.- TOWN AND COUNTRY REAL
ESTATE. ALSO SECOND MORTGAGES,
ESTATES IN PROBATE. UNDIVIDED IN-
TERESTS IN REAL ESTATE AND PROP-
ERTY - IN TRUST. LOANS CLOSED
PROMPTLY.
MANHATTAN SAVINGS BANK
107-8-9 CROCKER BUILDING, POST AND
MARKET STS. . .
MONEY loaned to salaried people, retail mer-
chants, teamsters, boarding-houses, without
¦ecurity; easy payments; large business in
46 principal cities. Tolman. BS3 Parrotf bid.
ALL loans on diamonds and Jewelry 2 per cent
-co. S. F. Collateral Loan Bank,- 538 Kearny.
MOXEY TO- LOA.V— Contlnned.
AAA— HERM.Cn" MURPHYi ~~~
601-602-603 Examiner Building.
Quick settlements; no disappointments. -
Save expense) by dealing directly.
Estates, second mortgages, undivided inter-
ests; assignments of rents; property in trust,
etc.; legacies, life estates and undivided in-
terests In property purchased. . .
Courteous treatment. Strictly confidential.
When You Need Money
See HERMAN MURPHY.
__ ____________ .
A reasonable amount on
_j«t. 2d or 3d
Mortgage, on real estate or
Chattels, in city, town .
or country.
• Low rate of Interest. .'. . ¦
Give full particulars
of property or chattel*.
¦ - Location, etc. ¦ .
Box 4CS. Call office. :
SALAKY Loans—'
Money loaned salaried people without .secur-
ity or indorsement. knowiedKo or employer or
any one; confidential and courteous treatment;,
call and get terms. Drake. 4f>3 Parrott bldg.
ANY' amount quickly on furniture or piano,
without removal or other security; no com.;
fairest rate*; strictly confidential. National 1
Credit Co.. 68 Donohqp bldg.. 1170 Market st.
THE United Loan and Truxt Co.. 21 Srockton
st. (upstairs), loans money on diamonds. Jew-
elry and valuables at" 2 per cent per month;
absolute privacy. Phone Bush 484.
HIGHLY respectable private place to obtain"
liberal advances on diamonds. Jewelry. -at 2
per cent Interest. Baldwin Jewelry- Store,
S4C Market; tel. Maln;1644, Branch.lO Third.
AT lowest rates on furniture and pianos; strict
privacy ;no commission; Installments accepted.
BONELLI. 301 Eddy. Conservatory building.
1 PER cent en furniture or pianos: no removal;
no commission; no publicity; $25 up: quick,
quiet, confidential. 26 Montgomery st..rm. 7.
MONEY to loan on low. Interest; gold, sliver,
diamonds, pearls and precious stones- bought
at W. J. HESTHAL'S. 10 Sixth st.
STAR Loan Co. of Wyoming loans money to
salaried employes. R. ¦811. Mutual Sav. Bk.
bid.; Oakland office, 11031. Brdwy., suite 1-2.
MUNICIPAL LOAN OFFICE. 103/ Grant are..
LOANS' FROM $1 TO $10.000. . ,;¦
• NEW easy method — To wage earners on> unln-
dorecd notes; absolute privacy. Fidelity Loan
Company, rooms 48-49 . Chronicle < bldg.
TO salaried people without Security; on furni-
ture indorsed notes and other security. S. F.
Discount Agency. 143 , Phelan. bldg. •
3% ON furniture & pianos; $15 up; no removal;
j no com. V. TREMAIN. room 81. 6 Eddy st
1 PER cent on furniture or piano. 1003 Mutual
Savings Bank building. 70S Market st..-.
CASH loaned salaried people on notes without
lndorser. MORELL. 609 Examiner, building.
AiTmTOHisr^^""™^ ~~~*TC:
Fischer. "Tfew $325, now $150..
Hertz, new $.tUO. now : $67.
Miller, new $301). now $H5.
- 3 Emersbn. new $2rw> to $350. now $160.
2"Chickcring, new $450, now $100,' $185.
2 Steinway, new $575, $750, now $185, $325.
Heine, new $575. now $333. -.- •
Rents $2 up: ¦ Installments, $4 up.'.: Rent ap-
plied if purchased. .' -
¦ HL'INE PIANO CO.. 235-237 Gfeary st.
. Oakland— 1252 Broadway. . ¦*..¦ . - ; y -
ONLY piano *iout«e ; in the -city that will redt
you a now. piano. for $3 per '¦ month ' and allrAv
6 " months' • rent ; and cartage ".. off i purchase
price; eole agents ; for ! McPhail. ¦ Schiller and
other, makes. SCOTT-CURTAZ.- J 5lj0 HayeB.
SPECIAL bargains ~this',week; square Pianos,
: $25; uprights.- $100 up; organs, . $25.' BYRON
MAUZY, 30Sr Post St., " .' -.-;.. : " " ;--.'.-^
$75; j STEINWAY piano.' cost ' $000, for sale on
. ¦ $5 installments. . 1309, Gough st., , near; Geary.
STEINWAY, '* nearly i new;: upright: a:- Gabler.
and -. Steck mahegany. : 216 McAllister • st.' • ¦; (
FREE TO ALL TTSJ TVTT^Y^ C* AT T
WANT ADVERTISERS- X-LN IN J_JX\- 1 O U I N J-/-TX I >^ V V /"V I a I .
AUCTION — 16 marine view, park and pan-
handle . lots: Fulton st., street work done:
Parker Ave. (100 feet wide): North Stanyan
Ft.: McAlllpter-stroet cars pass property;
THURSDAY. April 21.- at 12 o'clock noon.
Union ' Square Hall, 421 Post -t. ; ' termi, 1-3
cash, balance 1 and 2 years at- 6 per cent;
observatory on ground, from .which view of
city, bay and ocean can be seen.
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Fcr further particulars and catalogues, ap-
ply to HENRY STERN of David .Stern A
Son*, auctioneer and real estate broker, 11
Montgomery st. ¦ .
G.-H. UMBSEN & CO.. 20 MONTGOMERY ST.
• AUCTION
AUCTION
AUCTIOX ¦ *
. V- AUCTION
Ey order of the board of directors of the
Savings . and Loan Society, 101 Montgomery
St., we will offer the following list of properties
at our salesroom Monday, April 18. at 12 o'clock
noon; terms, 1-5 cash, balance can remain on
mortgage:
No. 1. •
ALAMEDA RESIDENCE.
1404 Pacific ave.. SE. cor. of Morton Bt.; im-
provements consist of residence of ! 0 rooms,
bath, laundry, in good order and rented low at
$24 per month; tenant paying water; lot 150x
ALAMEDA*' COTTAOT.
1252 Broadway, east line, near Enclnal" ave. ;
improvements consist of a cottage of 6 rooms,
bath and laundry. In good order and rental for
$20 per menth, tenant paying water; lot 50x140.
CITY REALTY. •
No. 3.
NW. ccr. DouRlase and Seward eU., b«t. 19th
and 2(rth; lot 100x115. in subdivisions.
No. 4.
Diamond st.. eagt line, bet 20th and 2.1-t st"-;
building lot, 25x125.
No. 5. ¦•• ¦ --, r T ¦•-¦
25th st.. south line. bet. Diamond and
Douglass sts.; 3 building lots. 26:3x114 each.
\o 6
NW. cor. of 25th and Douglas* sts.. 85x125,
In subdivisions.
SW. cor. 20th and Castro st«.; 2 building
lot?, 25x114 each. ;¦¦.-"-.,¦.¦
No. 8. . „
21st Bt.. north line. bet. Sanchez and r»oe
sts.: 2 building lots. 25x114 each. |
No. 9. - - . . •v\ : l
NE. cor. Mcnte^uma andJCoso ave.; lot,
125x70. in subdivisions; 3 frontages.
No. 10.
NE. cor. Sanchez and Palmer sts., building
lot, 24x102. irregular.
NE. cor. 21st and Colllngwood sts.. 125x410.
in subdivisions. * ,_
For catalogue and further particulars, apply
to G. H. UMBSEN & CO.. 20 Montgomery st.
_.
SPECIAU
$10,350. '
R»nts $1200 per year; 3 beautiful flats; (
rooms each; all modern improvements; ele-
gant _rais and electric fixtures Of special de-
sign; 3 mantels In each flat; finished base-
ment.' concrete throughout; built fo»* owners
use a f*>w months ago: central location: of-
fered at low price to effect immediate sale.
THORNE & KILPATRICK.
312 Bush St., near Montgomery.
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION COMPANY.
INSTALLMENT HOMES. 512 Callaghan bid.,
will build on your property or buy you a lot;
$S a. 'month pays vrlnclpal and Interest on
. each $1000 of balance due, making 'your In-
ttaUments less than rent: seed for circular.
JI.25 PER WEEK, no interest. Lots In the
Excelsior Homestead Tract; all level; no
grading to Jo: ready to build your little horn.
on; close to electric cars and school.
W. J. WHITE.
2G Montgomery St.. room 5.
J00C0--FOR a home that Is suitable for sum-
mer" and winter residence; in San Mateo;
on car line; lot 100x186; 8 rooms -and bath;
stable, chicken house and yard; easy terms.
D. COFFIN _ CO., 3303 Mission st.
$e300 — bargains: two said this week: only two
- left: S54 and S3S Clayton st, east side: ele-
. gant, substantial homes; houses open every
Cay. J. STIERLEN, owner and builder, on
premises; Masonic-avenue cars to door.
FOR sale ehea:>— Neat cottage; 4 rooms and
bath, large basement; terms same as rent.
Apply owner lumber yard,! southeast cornet
Alabama 1 and Montcalm sts. ¦*. •¦•
GKEAT . reduction for 10 days only: elegant
business location: lot 62x00; Valencia »t.,
near 22d. . PATTERSON. Examiner bldg. •
TWO rretty homes Just completed in the Mls-
tlon: 0 rooms, bath; about $1000 down, bal-
ance easy. See MOISE. 320 Sansome st.
FOR sale — Mcdern ho*e. 6 rooms and bath; 2
car lines; grand marine view; near Cllfl
House. 410 Forty-fifth ave.
BUILD on your unimproved realty; we loan
full coat Improv. and part lot at 6 per cent.
MANHATTAN LOAN CO.. Crocker building.
BARGAIN: modern house, 7 rooms and base-
ment. 145S Ninth ave.. Sunset District. '
MODERN cottage of 5 rooms for sale. 4043
Nineteenth 6t. '-¦ : ---••' ' ~
LATEST system sanitary plumbing by AHL-
BACH «c MAYER, plumbers. S36 Howard.
A WEEK'S news for 5 cents^ — The Weakly Call,
ltt pages, in wrapper, for mailing. $1 per year.
REAL ESTATE — Country — For Sale.
1400 ACRES at $6 50 per acre; only 00 miles
from San Francisco: to close up an estate.
Bee owner dally at 12:30. RICHARD KEAT-
INGE. 108 Jessie «t., San Francisco.
$10 A MONTH buys a 10-aere farm.
$2C0 profit per annum per acre. -.-
Write for booklet. It's free. 603 J st,
~ WRIGHT & KIMBROCGH. Sacramento. Cal.
ALFALFA lands, stock • ranches; • orchards,
• vineyards; Inspected bargains: monthly cata-
logues sent free. CM. WOOSTER CO.. 648
Market Bt. • ;
FOR sale — SO acres I vineyard in large or small
tracts, near Martinez. E. B.. 507 Sixth st.,
Oakland.
PAPEn^\GI^^.^PAl>TrXG. ETC.
ROOMS papered, $4 up;: tinting, painting
.Hartmann Paint Co.. 319 Third: tel. Maid 413.
PHYSICIANS AND* SURGEON!*.
DR. C. C O'DONi?EL_^Offiee and residence,
. 1021% Market st., bet. Cth and Tth; particu-
lar attention paU to diseases of women.". ;¦.
BLOOD :' skin > and ' rectal ' diseases . a specialty.
DR.' BALL. 107314 Market st. . , .-.
REMOVED- DR. WONG r HIM. herb doctor;
¦ treats -all diseases cf the human body; for
past four years at 115-117 Mason; now lo-
cated at 667 Geary St.. , near Leavenworth. - '
DR.' TONG PO CHY. " successor to Dr.". LI Po
* Tal. herb doctor.- curea all diseases of human
by use of herbs and teas. 727 Washington ¦_.
WONG WOO. the famous herb doctor— All dls"
¦eases cured by Chinese herbs." 746-8 Clay st.
SUPPLIES.
AN exceptionally good No. -2 RemingtonJ'Ncv.. 1
Smith Premier. -$25; ;. other typewriters at
. : higher and -lower prices; rentals $2 50. The
Typewriting Exchange, 530 : California st. :
A FEW good typewriters at $30 each; get p*r-
¦ ticulars of II & M. ALEXANDER. 110 Mont.
. gomery/ft. ¦' ¦;' '"¦ ¦¦ -.-: , . . ¦.- . •...
2D-HA.VD ' typewriters - sold. . rented, repaired.
WcbsUr Typewriter. Inspec , Co., 508 Market,
I FREE 1 a "' MOST^-USCFU tlGIFT | pREE
TO ALL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISERS
I IN NEXT SUNDAY'S CALL
The "Glow Night "Lamp'V
A SCIENTIFIC WONDER!
NO SMOKE 1 NO SMELL 1 NO WASTE I
ALL GLASS. CONSUMES ITS OWN GAS. CANNOT LEa'K.:
j^^^^^iJ3 "3 1 -^' /ll '\y^^>-^__5-__?i<^ 3l V Lamp, showing" construction of Bulb, '¦ z'i ¦¦- 1 *-tj,.*if. ol k'-JVJ^S..
. Style No. 1. Purple and Amber. ' Style No. 2.
ONE PINT OF OIL, costing about 1 CENT, will feed this lamp 200 HOURS.
Invaluable for Bedrooms. Sick Chambers, All-nicht Hall and Bath Room Light, Nurseries,
Lavatories, Dressing Rooms, Staircases, .etc., etc. ' .->:>,
This invention has for its object the production of a novel lamp, particularly desirable for it>e as a
night lamp. Lamps for this purpose need not produce a large flame: in fact, a comparatively small flame is
more desirable, but it is also desirable that the lamp be capable of burning for a long period without. refilling
and without attention and without emitting any odor. These results are positively .obtained. Directions
for use with each lamp. . in--
TELL YOUR WANTS — — -
¦* IN NEXT SUNDAY'S GALL «*
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And you will be speaking direct to OVER 85,000 REGULAR
SUBSCRIBERS otthat popular and valuable advertising medium.
It is safe to fiuure an average of three readers to every Sunday Call issued, so you are really talking to :
255,000 PERSONS, most of whom arc home people, consequently a well-to-do and desirable class of our
community to consider in locating your wants and advertising your wares.
Bring in your Want Ads THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY for insertion in NEXT Sunday's
Call. This premium can only be obtained by inserting a Want Ad in NEXT- Sunday's Call.
Premiums can be obtained by presenting advertisements at:
BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco Call, corner Market and Third streets;
open until 12 o'clock^ every night in the year. v
1008 Market street, opposite Fifth: open until 11 p. m.
527 Montgomery street, corner Clay: open until 9:30 p. m. . \ .
300 Hayes street: open until 9:30 p. m. r : •/'; ¦ .. •
639 McAllister street: open until 9:30 p. m.
615 Larkln street; open until 9:30 p. m. -•. . . -
1941 Mission street; open until 10 p. m. , ..
2261 Market street, corner Sixteenth ; open until 9 p.m."
106 Eleventh street; open until -9 p. m. • ¦
1096 Valencia street; open until 9 p. m. -V:',.. »
Northeast corner Church and Duncan streets; open until 9 p. m. ¦ • . ¦ v \
Northwest corner of Twenty-second and Kentucky streets; open until 9 p. m. =-.;>
2200 Fillmore street; open until 9 p. m.
OAKLAND OFFICE: ' • . i :
1118 Broadway Telephone Main 1083 -;•
BERKELEY OFFICE:
2145 Center Street , Telephone North 77
ALAMEDA OFFICE: , * ? / ;
Schneider's Book Store... Park Street

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