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THE SAN. FRANCISCO CALL, : FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1904.
12
EBUCATIOyAL. •
A BIGGER school than ever. On Juna 1 we
moved to new fireproof building. 73s Mission
tt., between Third and Fourth; more space;
finer rooms; better light: finest in the West:
come and h<-»e. S. F. BUSINESS COLLEGE.
A— The LVCEL'M. an accredited preparatory
school for university, law and medical col-
leges: rets. President Jordan or any Stanford
professor; day. evening sessions. Phelan bldg.
A— The Paul Gerson School of Acting gives
more performances and secures more engage-
ments fcr students, than all other Western
Echools: special summer course. 414 Mason.
E. R.'AYRES. founder of Ayres Business' CcJ-
lese, ha? returned; bookkjeping, penmanship,
shorthand, typing; $5 month; life scholar-
ship $50. 723 Market st.
A— CHICAGO BUSINESS COLLEGE. 1435 Mar-
fcet, surant?es positions to graduates: Pit-
man shorthand, typing, bookkeeping: $S rao
ENGINEERING— Civil, elec. min.. mech.. sur-
vey, assay, cyanide: day. ev. ; cst. 1864f Van
der Naillen School, II:; Fulton, nr. City Hall.
CLASSES In short story writing and journalism
rn*et en Men.. Wed. and Thurs.. 2 p. m.. 333
Phelan bldg.: terms; very reasonable.
A— METROPOLITAN Ba*. Col., «02 Van Ness
»ve.: position?* fpcureil. R. II. Webster. Pre».
ADULT and juvenile classes new. open. Ilin-
man's School of.DzncJns. 1412 Polk, nr. Cal.
SPANISH.French.etc.Prof.De Filippe'gAcademy
1 of lansuages.lOl-S Po3t; est.lS71;ablest profs.
PIANO InsJructicn riven; 5'0 for ten leswona;
an .experienced ' teacher. Box 415. -Call.
i SHORTHAND taught thorly by malt and per-
sonally. Mi?s M. O. Barrett. :«i2 Montemy.
SCHOOL OF ILLUSTRATION Day and
PAItTINGTON'S, 424 Ping ?t.— Night class.
ISAAC Pitman Business College. 315 Haight;
individual Instruc^; .all branch**; day. «v«.
WESTERN Business College, 1107 Mkt., com-
plete coarse.. $« mo. $30; eve. $1 mo.: private
CALIFORNIA . Business- College, 025 Golden
• Gate ave.. S. F.: 75- pace catalog on request.
A WEEK'S news for. 5 cents — The Weekly. Call.
' 16 pages. In wrapper, for mailing, $1 per year.
LODOIKG-HOUSSS FO^ SAj^E— Con. I
•^C0C0^-~^APARa"MENT and lodglns-house, «J
room' modern house; full: lease 2 ',i years;
f rnlture Ur«t-ctat« 'and in bsst -condition;
terms to suit; this is a bargain as the
house cost $10,000 to furnish a Ehoit tlms'
«T?ft^llIou=e of "S rooms: . furniture In Rood
? condition: arranged for Usht housekeeping;
clcarln- $»O to ->100 month clear profit. .
SE\i; BOCK INVESTMENT. CO.
! ' * 1312 Market Ft.- ' „ o
Rooms .418-4111.. , ¦ Tel. Folsorn 31C3.
"7 ROOMS: housekeeping; rent $15 .$1200
" CO rooms: rent $.300 *-000
K rooms;, nicely furnished: with piano.. S...
r,0. rooms: attractively furnished ¦¦¦••¦• ;>0«>
IS rooms; new nn.l elegantly furnished. oOno
i as rooms: rent $85 ••••••*. ,'^
;:0 rooms; rent S105 -...tlSOO
25 rooms: rent $<;0~. ! 1Ol >
MERCHANTS* AGENCY. lOOS^i Market st.
FOR sale— Account old ace, an old established
IodK:ng-hoii3e - in central location;' doe* a
good paying business; has 22 rooms; this Is a
genuine barealn and will bear fullest Invcsti-
¦ratlon, as'owner Is unable '..to. conduct same;
see It; no agents; on premises' HIM Howard.
... '.'.'.' .MITCHELL & CO.
1200 Market' st. .".......... Phone ; Jessie 2081.
Rooming and aiiartment . houses,: hotels ' and
flal3 sold suit purchasers rt ti"**" guaranteed.
;M1TCHELL & l CO.............
A 17-R00M lodging-house f or* sale; cheap. 253
.Stevenson st. t$*gSfH*£*f*S! . •
CI.OTHIITG B-BITOVATI1TO.
SUITS cleaned and pressed;- $l;.ecourlng, and
¦ dyeing. -Bon Marche, 'Examiner bldg., r. 410;'
phone Drumm : 4 1. ;.; Call for and deliver free.
Bad tenants | ejected for $4; : collections made:
- city • or country. Pacific Collection Co., 415
Montgomery, rooms 0-10; te;;. Main U4S0. ,
DKESSMAKEES AND SEAMSTRESSES
MCDOWELL Dressmakftig^feTMllllnery School—
Patterns cut to measure; eve. class;101f> Mkt.
Accordlon.-iiunburst and^knlfe-plaltlng. Stew-
art's button &. buttonhole' factory. "llv Tailor.
CARPET BEATIMTGJVND^CIjEANIHO^
COMPRESSED Air and Vacuum Process uni-
versally used for- cleaning:' carpets on lloor
without removal; carpets and iuks are also
cleaned by cumpre?s?d air at shop; prices
• moderate. S. V. Compressed Air Cleaning
Co.; 308 Market st. ; phonos Main -13'- and
Bush 479.
WHEN you become dlseusied with your work
send for SPAULDING'S Pioneer Carpet-beat-
ing works. .'155-357 Tehama st. Tel. South 40.
WESTERN Carpet Cleaning Works. 1S0O Har-
rison St.; Al cleaninz. 3c. FRED HAOE-
DORN & CO. ; phone Mls3ion 225.-
MITCHELL'S, 210 Fourteenth rt.— Flrst-clas3
carps t cleaning 3c yard. Tel- 'Mission -7-1.
CONKLIX'S Superior Carpet Bc.Mins Works,
333 Golden Gate ave. Telephone. Kagt 12B. •
I1OPKE BROS.; excellent carpet beating: mat-
! tresses made over. "1432 Howard ;tel.South 210.
ADVAKCE Carpet Cleaning Co.. 402 Sutter stl;
\ tel. Main 304. GEO. WALCOM & CO.. Props.
RUDOLPH & CO.. carpet-beating works; prices
reasonable. 17(Xi Harrison tt.;tel. Mission 2(k!.
DENTISTS. ; ;1__H;1^
A~NE^V""plate— The Cannct break;
warranted 20 yrs.; crown, §3.50; fllllngH, 50c;
plates $5; full-set: all -work painless and
warranted. Chicago Dental Parlora, 21 Sixth.
DR LUDLUM HILL. 1443 Market.nr.Eleventh!
No charge for extracting when plates are
made- old plates made over like new;- teeth
.from.$S per set; extracting 50c; gaa given.
DR ' KNOX dentist, now located at the Grant
building 101)0 Market st.. room 203; all first-
class dentistry, at- low prices. ' .;
PARIS Dental Parlors. 235 Kearny. cor. Eush—
S»>t teeth $1 50 up; crowns.$2 up: nlllngs,2oc.-
COLD 'fillings" 75c; silver.- 35c: crowr.s. $2; no
paln;open Sundaya. Dr.A.C.Hewitt.2Ot Sutter
DR. R. I*. WALSH has moved from S17 Geary
.: i(. to' 5S0. Geary.!.
ARTHUR CIIISHOLM, surgeon-dentlst.r. 14,1st
: . floor. Phelan bid.. 806 Market.'cor. O'Farrell.
MA* work guaranteed: by'the New York .den-
tists. Dr. Perkins. Msr.. SCO Misslon.cor.Cth;
WIIXiP^siPBECKELS; . . .Proprietor
Addr*rs Ccr.in-.ur.icctlons to
stony <>IcyAUC HT . ; » . . . . ! '• Manager
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A.ik fcr TUE CALL. The Operator Will Con-
rect Ycu With iJ.e i:cpirt.ia£r.t Yo-j W >*n.
Putli.aticn Offlce Market and Third, S. I-'.
nCitori=.l noon:s 217 to 221 Stevenson it.
tv Uv<erc£ by Carrier*. -*0 Cts. Per Week. 75
Cts. Te- MosUl tv-icle Copies !S CU
Scrma Ly Mail. Incluiins Postage (Ccsh Yiltn
Z3AU.T CALL fir.clud? 'fiusicsj-). 1 ye«r...$P 00
DAILY CALL (lr.cluu. Stir.<l«y>. « rcos.-. ?_'»"
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TO RECEIVE J--UBSCKIPTIONS.
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Mail subscribers in oKertnc change cf ad-
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prcirjt a.oj correci ccmpliaace with their re-
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BERKELEY OFFICE:
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WASHINGTON COBKESPOXDENT:
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NEW TORK NEWS STANDS:
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tcion Square; Murray IllU Hotel; Fifth-avenue
Hotel arid Bcfftsan House.
CHICAGO NEWS STANDS:
¦'-"" Fhenr.«-i House: P. O. News Co.; Great
Northern Hot*.'; Tr?n:oct House; Auditorium
Betel; I'cicctr Hcut*.
CHICAGO REPRESENTATTV'E:
C. GEORGE Kr.OGNESS. Msrquett* Building.
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NEW TORK REPRESENTATIVE:
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NEW TORK CORRESPONDENT:
C C. CAP.LTON Herald Square
BT.'SINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco Call.
corner Market a: :i Third streets: open until
12 eclock «»ery r.'.gat in the year.
BRANCH OFFICES:
tot* Market street, opposita Fifth; cpen until
11 p. ra.
C27 Mcnicc.^ery ttreet, comer Clay: cpen until
9:3'J p. m.
«'0<> Kaye« street; cpen until 9:30 p. m.
«.39' McAlhEter ftreet; cpen ur.t'.l 9:30 p. m.
«li Lnrkin street; ojjen until 9:30 p. m.
394: MitEion strt-et; cpen until 10 p. rn.
]<"*; Klever.th street; open until 9 p. ra.
J(*9». Valencia street: open until 9 p. m.
Northeatt corner Church and Duncan streets;
open until 3 p. m.
- £200 Ft'.irccre *ire«t I'ojien until 9 p. ra.
'¦ ' —
. aSEETUTQ IfOTICES.
• CALIFOIiNIA Coraniandery No. 1. K- -_S^
T.-^Sir Knights are notified to assera- Fj
b!e at the Asylum. Masonic Temple, Cat
THIS .(FRIDAY* MORNING at 8
¦ ¦ o'clock, in full Templar uniform, mounted, to
' act a* escort to the M. E. Grand Master.
'('HARLES M. PLUM, Commander.
' T. L. HENDERSON, Recorder.
: PACIFIC Lci«-e No. T3<\ F-'and A. M.— O
."tat^ mfitin: THIS EVENING, S^lf
. o'clock. /V\
<JEO. PENLINGTON. Secretar>'.
CALIFORNIA Loose No. I. K. of P.. -36*
rretts THIS FRIDAY at B o'clock.
• ' P)onter b'uIldirE. 24 Fourth st. *g>!j%
Page - rank. Visitors coraially in- Jb^!>\,
' ¦ vited to attend
F. O. MOLU C. C
R. N. McLENNAN, K. or R. ar.4 S.
. EAN FRANCISCO Tent No IS y^^^S^.
K. O. 7 : M-— Review TH13 /wCT— —¦<£&
(FRIDAY) EVENING at S £?£} C ¥«8
c'clock. Pioce«r Ha!l, 24 Wx& 'F\w5l
Fourth et. - ¦-.: li«Ly r -MJff'»
D. B. RICHARDS. X$t*~*KS%/
Record Keeper. . \l^alr
REGULAR matins of the Caleaen- v r? >,
ian Cub THIS EVENING at 8 ** X^
' s«^{ Ev0Ulsh Ha!1 ' 117 Larkln
A. M. MACPHERSON. Chief.
JAS.- H. DUNCAN. Secretary. '
A WEEKS cews for 5 cents— The Weekly Call
' 16 pag«-t». In wrapper, for mailing. $1 per year
. AOEgTS WAHTTEP.
ARE ycu going to the World's Fair at St.
Lcuie? If you wmt to make your room
rent free while ;ou are there and alsa see
all the tig fcbows c'n lb* Pike, call on
MARION GRIFFIN"
¦ Office 4<^. Examiner Bid*.
Center Th!rt an3 Marktt Etc.
"mm
PORTRAIT AOFTNTS— BEST PROPOSITION-
. ' MO.VKi EVERY SATURDAY. LIEBER-
MAVN. ROO3I 4. 231 POST ST.
6OLICITCHS TVANTED-.Actlve* experier.'-ed
. --BOlicitcra cf soc(l srpcarance to f«!| instaK-
. tr.fr.-.i- io'.f : te-w-errd, watered, graded- »?a«y
.and qv.lrk wiling property; K ood commis-
• "¦Q"*. 'Apply rocq &. '10 CaliJcrr.'a Ft.
EVEUY Isdy apprfeiatea the new Victoria
' Protector; n.'lis «t tisht fcr 81; agents' e«m-
gSoPS^i Cr>c; c *«alcffu«. WESTERN
¦ '»MJ1L'ATE. 7»J3 Powoil st.
UP-TO-DATn tger.tF. either bex; b^'.Is at s!j:hf
"ViV*v. 1:r * v#>rv > : oig commission. 105i
m wathlnptr.n-gt. Off.?* 7 and fe. Oak!Kn<!.
. WE h*.rm a gnpetSUao that -will enable you
• to raake r.ioney at home or traveling- liberal
. csrr.rr.lgsicn. 3C Q-rar y rocm •--
• LADY fr.Mcitcr: active and good talker; liberal
- •- .rctr.rr.isiion. Room 7. Sl'.t Market ft.
'ACTIVE ¦. -caerp. tic solder of sooi'.rpsar. !
. «nc»; liberal comrr.l»yion. P.m. 7. ?!*> Market. '
__ _ ATTOEHETS-AT-LAW.
•ft.-TT. KING. Attcrney-tt-I^w, Ei^m~bldg~"
f 4 tli f.-jor; ertrance rocm til;- establirbed IS
>tb->: illctftis, grntral rourt s,nd office
• rrartiee; no fee!n advance 01 for coisulta-
tSon; cven'.cga by cpiKintmcr.t. Tel. Red SeOL
AX»VJCE free or. til legct jr.atter»; divcrcea a
Bpeei«lty:.)>r]vat«>. ouick: no pay In advance-
tiuninf corr,;'3fil'« orKanizeO;patcnr» obtained' <
G. tV. HOAVr. 1122 Market *.l.;trt2b. 21* yr»!
• ADViCE free: ilvcrcc costs $12 ; <iuick q-jiet-
'. * c!l law tufiTier*; r.o charge unles* *ucce fc s-
ful;.crtr. evening!?. ?27 Market, room 2M.
COLLECTIONS, attachments. mechanic*!
U*nr. rrobate. tenant* ejected. Attorney 63'»
Mcrkft tt.. room -J3. ¦ - i
DIVORCE— Ccrtr. $12; quick, quiet; advice
free; -all law bUFineE*; r.o charge unless t=uc-
c»eg?ul; open evenings. 027 Market, roora U01.
ADVICK free; divorce ccite «12: r.o fees or
cocts In advance: fill law bu5>!nem; offl~e
cpea Saturday <;\-cninjs. S13 Market st^ r.SJ.
J-. S. CLARK, V27 Market, r. C0i; contr.iltatlon
free; no ices In r.dvancc: cpen evenings.
'PATENT3 cbtaiued: information famished for
tale of pgter.te. SOXSTAG Agency. 214 Pins.
O'urrrbiari Lew & Collection Agency, r. 85. 019
Market: tel. John €226: solicits your business.
A*07Oa!OIlXX.ZS.
AUTOMOBILES FOR~SAL&
lfKiTJ OMsaiobile runabout.
2RQ3 four-pacsenecr St. Lculs.
3901. Wintcn- itinabout.
HXJ2- Pierce r=otorctte.
1904 Eve-passenger autocar.
iftQZ . f our-p.a£SM:ier ICncx.
• Writ* fcr particulars and prices. -
K. MOHIUG. 123 City HaU nve.
RUNABOUT automobile for 5i«0; sood rucnlar
, order. 1 Box <CCS. Call erSce.
A CAin^nON automobile. 1304 inoOe! for
*a>. Eor <S07. Call ofSce.
ASTHMA CTTZE.
DI KOLA'S Asthma ncmrfly relieves instant-
ly: 10c. *^c COc IC02 Market. St. I.'IchoU*-
«lso Wlttart. ICth and Washington. Oakland .
_BntDS_JJOGS. ETC.
TOUNG tallclns parrots. *r< each; dors, raon-
key*, biiflr. cspts. eoKCaYx in cndlrei va-
ri.ty. 6te catatoruc. ¦ W. ISartelj, 1510 Jikt.
IiARTZ Mccn'ain cartriet A-Afrlcan fray-par-
rtAt. Just i*txlv~i. A.C. Kf.blson.CTS K»-»rny.
I'OK FALE — GT.uin* water enat-i*l«'at 476
K»tor.:a rt.. cpgmlr». COIAZUAS.
BOOKS
SCKOOL bookr. old and rcw, bousht and sold.
DALY * CVRRAN. 6J7 Geary st.
BUSINESS CHANCES. |
A_fjW : 'i;or.:.'S:R 63:00:1 on Fourth et. : rent
$.-50; Uvjas rooms: lease; a place- c stab I! shea
ycirs and well paying. See li. O. WILKL, t
UV-t Kesrr.y st.
A— SI-SO; DAIRY produce, branch bakery. Ice-
crcaia ur.d caud/ Liore; rent ->45; daily ie-
as-pts «U,ut $.;:.; business e'e^r* frum flM
to *2<J0 per cioath. Call 11. G. WlLKfc.. -Oia
Kearny et.
~\^Ti:Cf^- half interest in o'.a established
rfymmUiUm iUTe; butter. *sss «nd country
¦•ro^ucc; a Rood business; retiring partner to
leave this city; .a rare chance for good man.
**¦<• R. O. W1I-KK. SUM Kearny ft.
\- fttSCO: CuJ'.NKK saloon on Folsoni St.; rent
1 s •<•• i>!a-e iSoJntf a li-^t-class paying business.
ihv'li. <i. VVIL.KE. 2»;'i Keitmy st.
A.— $17Soi BAKICKY. estab. :nany years; dally
!*c*lp*.fc *.V,i:l.akinK : >: .j barrels -lay ; very oof t
iocat'M. i-articulars R.G.WiMCE.'-'tJ'a Kearny
A— f 12M; COFFEE and t*a etore with route of
customers, horse, waeon. etc.; In best? bust -
nm town across the bay; fuil value in sight:
a well estaWicred ana good paying business.
See R. G. WILKE. 26>/4 Kearny. «t.
A— $1500. CORXEK saioon; in choicest location
of the Mission; rent $20; place established
many yeans; dcing a cood paying businfcss.
£e« R. G. WILKE, 26*^ Kearny st. 4
$2C00— BARBER fhop; 4 chairs; elegant fix-
tures and clearing at least $50 per week;
rent $75, including 7 rooms: located In the
choicest bublnefs part of this city. Call R.
G. WILKE. 26Vi Kearny «t.
A— $750; DELICATESSEN, branch bakery and
fancy grocery-; 4 nice living rooms; rent $25;
daily receipts about $20; bert location north
cf Market st. Call R. G. WILKE, *:CH
Kearny ft.
A— $IC00; THE leading oyster-house and res-
taurant in Santa Rcsa; rent $50: business
eetabiished years and making money. Sea
R. G. WILKE. 26H Kearny st.
A— $2200; ROADHOUEE: the best In Sonoma
County; house of tt rooms, orchard etc.: 4*6
years 1 ' lease; investigate at once; a rare
chance. R. G. WILKE. 26fr Kearny st.
A— $l?0O; CORNER paloon; about 1 block from
Chronicle building: lease; one of the best lo-
cations In this city; rars chance. See R.
G. WILKE. 2e>A Kearny tt.
A — $1200; corner saloon on Ellis «t.. rent $40.'
lease: dally receipts $1S: fine location, good
business. Call K. G. WILKE. 26*4 Kearny.
A— $1200; corner family liquor store; choicest
location in We?tern Add.: value in sight
ard a good paying business; 4Vi years"
lease. Call R. G. WILKE. 26 M Kearny st.
A— $C500; SALOON, or.e of th- best on Market
ft . ; 4U-year lease; rent $107; place is ele-
gantly "fitted up and never clearing less than
$350 per month. See R. G. WILKE. *.'6>*
Kearny et. '- %
A— $2600; HOTEL In San Mateo Co.; 2S fur-
r.ishfd rooms, dining and bar room, bowling
alley and dance pavilios: rent $100; horse,
wagen and A cows; 5-year lease. See R. G.
WILKE. 264 Kearny st.
A— $2000; CORNER ealocn; only one block of
Market et. : place established years; 4 rooms
upstairs; lease: rent $70; a good business.
6ee R. G. WILKE, 2*S^ Kearny ft.
A— $2000; CORNER saloon; living rooms;
place establ. years: doing a good-paying busl-
nt-ts; lease- sickness of owner compels htm
to Facrlflce. R. G. WILKE. 2tiH Kearny tt.
A— $3500; CORNER grocery and bar on Fulton
St.; reot $(3O; livin* rooms; stock will In-
voice about S2S0O; a well established and
first-class paying business. See K. G.
WILKE. 26H Kearny st.
A— $350: CORNER cigar stand on water front;
rent $25: value in sUht; a good business.
Fee R. G. WILKE. 26H Kearny st.
A— $1750; GROCERY and bar; located in the
best manufacturing town of San Mateo Co.:
cash trade; rent $S0: 4 furnished rooms;
lease. See R. G. WILKE. 2t>*4 Kearny st.
A — J"-1nx>: CORNER saloon with 4 years' lease
In wholesale district; owner bought ranch
and sacrifices; saloon established years; a
first-class" paying place. See R. G. WILKE.
26*4 Kearny st.
A— 1*00; CORNER saloon In wholesale district;
rent $50; place doing a fine business; sur-
rounded by wholesale houses: no night or
Funday work. R. G. WILKE. 26V4 Kearny.
A— $35<X>; ELEGANT barroom, with mercan-
tile lunch; on Montgomery St., vicinity of
California ; place must be eacrlflced on ac-
tcunt of ill health of owner. See R. G.
WILKE. 26 V4 Kearny st.
THE BAWTER-BLETHEN CO..
• HIS Market et.
Business Eichance. Real Estate and Loans.
$550 — Restaurant; gnod location; seats 80; ;
everything in fine condition.
$1250 — Rooming-house; 25 rorims. all full;
four block* from this office; clears $10O.
$1'"> — < igar stand; fine place for young man.
firjn — Cigar stand :worth double the money.
$MXX> — Meat market : clears $5<"<» per month:
ir.vite close investigation.
(if on — Grocery and delicatessen; on cor-
ner: 3 living rocirs: clears $250 per month.
$2C0 — Pelicatessen: trocvi place for man and
wife; clears $".*> i"er month.
flOOO 1 — Grocery; stock v. ill invoice amount
afU^d.
$275 — Cigar stand; fine location.
$11.000— Furniture and hardware; low rent.
FINE OPPORTUNITIES.
IF you Tvifh to buy or 9*\\ property of any
description, d»'»!!mg cr rooming hc.ute,
grocery, botcher ?r:op, d^licatejs^n. branch
bakery, r irar saloon or business of
any kind, do r.ot fail to cail upon us; we
may have jurt what you want to buy or a
purchaser ' nr ¦"bat you hav« to sell. SEAL
ROCK INVESTMENT CO.. 1312 Market et..
rooms 41S-41f<4 telephone Folsom 3i«JS.
GROCERY and family liquors, with four
rooms above; modern: will sell property
cither vrith or without ttoro; small cash pay-
ir.er.t dc-.vn, balsnce en o*«y paymrnts; this
place is la a growing part of the city, with
a coed trade and no opposition.
SliAL ROCK INVESTMENT CO.. .
1^12 Market ft..
Ror.ms 41S-419. Tel. Folsom 3468. '
FOR sale- at a racritiee and agreeable term*,
cr to !f?.se fcr 5 or !0 years; a fine located
home 2n<1 eytabiishsd health resort. "i7 rooms;
several mineral fprincs on It; old age the
< aurc. .For r«rtiMi!ars lnquir« cr call at
:.$ns. HOPPINS SPRING, Bartlctt Springs
Lcko Cminty. Cal.
$ 3' M— SALOON: n«ar city front; lea.«e; rent
$S'*.. See F. r.ERG, :ns Kearny st.
$200— PARTNER in UGhf ""buli"r«ss; K ood
cliance riglit man. See I". liKRG. 31S ICearny.
$7&r-O— L1VKRY ar.d boarding e'ab!e~at a bar-
;;atn. hce I*. BERG, SIS Kearny ft.
ADVF.r.TISKP. would "!ke to mee: a man with
abjut $25,000 10 enlarge vrtntr.i lent estab-
liJh!-d. liighiy prufitabi* busi.-.c;-s: profits
&uarant¥«.i over 15 per cer.t. Box 40S. Call.
Vi'" incorporate an.l float ctock r.oinpai\>9; «\«
haud!« i'lilisted pecarltirs: loani negotiated
JK-KATIO GILBERT i CO.. Kl'icoU square'
DuSalo.
FOH «!e — 0M-estatU»he4> stationery and I
1 i^eriodical busincp*. with a Ions lease; _pn !
j accn-.i'it cf sicknes* of owner. Apply to K
, DAUEUt. S. r.. News Co.. J12 Geary st.
I $3f>0 fcT a eoc.1 grocerj". fine stock; rent $15,
including store, 3 rcx->rr» and garden- furni-
ture for tale. HAWKS & MEHKTENS
Webster Et. and licilrcad ave. Alameda,
A PERSON of executive, ability, v.-ith $;oo,
hand!; ycur own money; o.nc-thlrd interest
in ].a> :r*tz concern: 110 trlfiera M'antsd. Ad-
dress bcx 4CC0. Call office.
FOR rale— A country newspaper In llvelv
tm-.n; paper In 17th vclurr.e; wilt b« «old
cheap on account of 111 health of publisher
I Apply .Call of «ce.
FOli f a:c— Win* and liquor business; estab-
li^hed 'J*t year*; do\vr.tor.-n district Box
3c:r. Ca! 1 "office.
J24CO- GROCERY ar.d bar; choice corner In
Mission; rcasonafcla rent; Ions lease- no
OC*nU: Invcstlgst* this; a barsain. Bor 46S1.
TAJSTNER— r-ctective and ccllectlon: lady or
crr.Urman: em!! capital. McDIARMlD'S
1014 Uioadtvay, Oakland. .4 ". '.
WANTED — Retired captain for suitable narty
to Man bay ar.d river freighting office; free
i-ent: cowl location. Eox 77S. Call.
GROCERY and liquor store in "Western Addi-
tion lor e^le; C ood cl*p.n stock and fine
tr/.Ue. Enx 4S05. Call office.
WANTED- Saloon. 1118 Market tt.. room 2.
] FOR Rale— A restaurant: 20 miles frcm city
I ar.d good paying business. . Box 724, Call.
ALL kinds rabbits, guinea pigs and white mlco
• wanted.; C405 Telegraph ave., Oakland.
FOnYa'e — A stoneware plant, i'or i7articular3
j r.OUTU fcr tale on th!s paper. Address SM
r.trlin Et.. city.
FOR eale — Restaurant. J1SD Oak fit., front of
tarSiouff".
FOR k»>— Pine Bul!»t!n route. Address A
BCIIMOEP^R. lia Pacific ave.. 8a au Cruz!
WANTED— Restaurant. HIS Market 7T-
room ™. - . ' '
NEW clear etand for r«nt at 125 'Third st.
wnwr of Mine a. . '
BUSINESS CHANCES-^Contiiiucd.^^
A— CAMKRON ' & CO. Phone South- 1050.
0 KOdy Ft., cor.- Market and Powell. , E
headquarters for all kinds of bueinesa chances.
s
FOR sale— Well furnished 5-room ark. moored
one hour's ride from city; fine chance, for
rummer outing; also for winter shooting and
fisliins: completely furnished and equipped
. for housekeeping; culomatic generators for
niakir.s own gas; toilet; closets; everything
etrictly new and modern: accommodate 1-
lier.-ile ever night; perfect little liome; owner
<b!;fi<-d to ro Kast; make offer. CAMERON
i: CO.. 3 Eddy et. " - '. ¦
FOli sale — Grocery, creamery, hay, feed, alsD
, barley mill plant; best coast, city in, Cali-
fornia; over 4000 population; sold as whole
or beparately fine iifopo«.itlon: has the but-
ter business of ine town; extensive Interests
ettewhera only' reason for selling; books open
for Inspection. For parliculara bee . CAM-
ERON <c CO.. :; Eddy st. \
For sale or trade — Quartz mine: fine prospect;
located in cal. ; assays $4'J to $70 ton; trade
far rmg-hs. or business. CAMERON.3 Eddy.
WANTED — To exchange Income property In
Alameda for etock of merchandise in San
Francisco. CAMERON ic CO.. 3 Eddy st.
EXCHANGES made In all kinds of real estate,
rooming-houses and business chances. CAM-
ERON & CO., 3 Eddy st. v
FOR sale — Wholesale and retal manufactory
for making all kinds of toilet articles, such
as face creams, tooth powders, shampooing
liquids, cold creams, toilet waters, perfumes,
etc.: established 4 years; will bear strictest
Investigation; abovo goods In dally use and
must be had; guarantee handsome profits;
must tacrlflce on account of sickness; price
$500. CAMERON & CO.. 3 Eddy st.
FOR Bale— Well equipped millinery store;
beautiful showcases, counters and store fix-
tures; clean stock of *oods; doing good busi-
ness; fine location; fittings cost more than
price aeked; big snap at $1000; sickness.
CAMERON & CO. - •
$1200— RESTAURANT and oyster house; one
of the best across the bay; most desirable
class of custom; owner compelled to sell ac-
count of beinj: employe a tn other business;
genuine offer: best in its nns to-day. Apply
110S Webster st.. Oakland.
ATTENTION— If you wish to dispose of your
rebtaurant. saloo!5. grocery ct hotel, call on
us. THE OAKLAND R. E. AND BUSINESS
AGENCY. 1108 Webster, cor. 12th, Oakland.
1125— CIGAR store; Fourth and Perry sts.
Inquire cf owner.
WANTED — Grocery and bar in good growing
location. Box 4604. Call office.
WANTED— To buy a restaurant; state rent,
seating capacity, etc. Address box 3500, Call.
A BRANCH office of The Call for the reception
of advertisements and subscriptions has been
opened at 100S Market St.. opposite ""'fth.
Open until 11 d. in.
•LOPGrlWQ-HOUSES IPB 3AEE.
A — CAMERON & CO.. Phone South 1050.
3 Eddy at., cor. Market and Powell.
Headquarters for Rooming-houses, Hotels and
All Kinds Business Chances.
1CS rooms; rent only $5 50 per room, long
lease, up to date, • downtown, modern house;
electric lights, bells and elevator; all light
rooms, well furnished throughout; chance of
lifetime to get first-class house that is clearing
$350 to $4*jU at bargain; has Elgned to accom-
modate large body of people in coming con-
clave; owner obliged to leave for Europe to
tettle an estate; make offer; exclusively with
us. . ,
26 rooms, new and elegantly furnished, on
Sutter; paying a handsome profit on Invest-
ment; call fur particulars.
32 rooms; cheap rent; 2 years" lease; fln«
downtown location; *.' entrances; everything in
first-class condition; good furniture and car-
pets; clearing now $^'C0 per month; if run tran-
sient can clear $300 to $350 per month; here is
best proposition in city. *.'•,' '::?•¦''
7-room rr.odern fiat, close In. well furnished;
cost $C00; a bargain if sold at once; $300.
65 rooms; best .downtown . commercial house
in city: clearing now $300' per month: every-
thing first-class condition; win' trade for Oak-
land, Alameda or Berkeley property or ranch
In Calilomia; must leave city.
21 rooms; cheap rent; very central; goou
furniture and carpets; clears $100 per month;
must leava city; make an.cffer.
12? rooms; cheap rent; long lease; first-class,
up-to-date downtown house; well furnished:
clearing $100 to $600 per month; must sell on
account of other business; only with us.
60 rooms; new. modern building; elegantly
fumiRh'd: close in; full first-class people;
clearing a handsome profit; fine opportunity to
get an up-to-date house reasonable; sickness.
24 room*; rent $145; new and elegantly fur-
nished; oak ar.d mahogany; fine proposition;
gocd lease.
5-year lease and contract for furnishing; new
and up-to-date 40-room house: fine central lo-
cation; l.arty suddenly called Eaet.
CO- room. new. modern 2 and 3 room .apart-
ment house; cheap rent; most elegantly
equipped In city: 5 years' lease; every appoint-
ment heart could wif-h: this little gem at bar-
gain on account of sickness.
45 rooms: rent only $125; first-class location;
well furnished nn-3 god running crder: clear-
Ins now over $200 per month; always full; best
Luy In city; account ("'.ckness; price $1500. -
ISO rooms; grand, new modern apartment-
house; elegantly furnished and equipped; cheap
rent: fine lease; paying $500 to $fXX) per month;
close In; full of nice people; bargain If taken
at once; dintclution of partnership.
31} rooms; newly furnished throughout: 3-
year lea!*?; downtown: fine respectable money-
making house; part down, balance reasonable
interest.
0-room flat: rent only $50; water free; oak
furniture; rood carpets; muet sell by September
1; price $100.
75 rooms; grand new building: elegantly fur-
nished; cheap rer.t; 10 ye3r«' lease; close in;
clears $100 'per month; $4000 down, balance 8
per cent per annum; departure.
23'ro3tn9; central: 4-year l*ase: clears $10,1
over all expenses; most elegantly furnished and
equipped little apartn-.^nt house in city; call
for lull particulars; only with us.
16 rooms; rent $05: good furniture end car-
pets; always full; must sell within next ten
days; leaving city: make offer.
SI rooms; cheap rent; thoroughly renovated:
nil !n fine fhape; fine little apartment house;
clears $150; reduced to $2S0O.
Large list of real estate, rooming-houses and
busines3 for exchanca cr trade always on hand.
CAMERON & CO.. 3 Eddy. St.
MARION GRIFFIN. ' ."
¦ICC Hearst bide, over Examiner entrance.
Cor. ¦ Third and Market sts. Tel. Black 3(307.
* Koo;nln;-housc3 and hotels for nale. .
Z'i ROOMS; <.-orner house; centrally located;
well furnished; transient house; clearing now
over §-00 per mo. ; properly conducted woulti
ciear $-100 to $5Uu; long' lease; oa account of
arfvere sickness of owner; no reasonable offer
will b* refused. Particulars' M. GRJ.FFIN."
70 KOOMS; commercial hotel and bar; located
lit one of California's finest and most fljur-
ifhin;,' interior cities; thoroughly known .all
over the State; cleats from $now to $4U0 every
month: almost a gift at J>5«00.. Particulars
MARION GR1FKIN. ¦lUli Examiner building.
2<j ROOMS; business corner; clcarlnc big
racney; investigate and make offer; It's a
snap which you will rt-cosnlse as Boon as
i you jget particulars from M. GRIFFIN.
lu-ROOM house; well furnished; rent only $40;
close In; this week for.$450. M. GRIFFIN.
GRAND corner house of 21 room's, all bay-win-
dows- every convenience; handsomely f ur-
Ei£hed; private bath bUites; lease; a money-
- maker. MARION GRIFFIN. : . ' "
31 ROOMS. 10 furnished new, 12 rented unfur-
nished; rent only $KU); price only $1500; half
cash if you wish; here'* a splendid .proposi-
tion with very little work attached to it; not
n vacant room in the house; thoroughly re-
spectabl" and flrst-c'ass locality. Exclusively
fcr ta'.e.by MARION GRIFFIN. .. %
*J0 ROOMS; well furnished; centrally located;
$100 month profit: price $1:100. - M. Griffin.
16 P.OOMS; good furniture; quiet and respect-
able location; clears 575 per month; oftered
for «nCK>r.$1000 legs' than" its .value: this is a
home place. - Exclusively with , 1L . GRIFFIN.
MAGNIFICENTLY furnished apartment . house
of 85 rooms: rent $150; It) year3' - iease; cost
?J.2,000 bpot caMi.to furnish; every room fur-
nished ; the owner is Kast and xre^are • nu-
thorttfrl to fcgll; for $0000. M. GRIFFIN.
NICELY furnished rooming-house of 17 rooms
.-•with lease: very.. cheap if cold aocn: owner
_J caving city. Inquire lUOLarkln st. . ¦ ':- y
J $125 — FLAT. .'•(room'". "new furniture;: rent $25.:
KOOP &; GOODY. 71'J MarUel^t.-
w rp>rr-A capload or QPirriN extra catsup
_¦ SJMJBJTTTAMSM. __._ ' .
CRI.NDLES mat*r!aliz1n5 reance Friday tveO^
ini; photos daily. 3--*i* KMia ti. .
MRS. WAY CORN, medlua; * l r « ad ,*"* s mu'. S
week 25c: «.tr. Men.. iTri.. S p.m. l-»a -M*^
MRS. J .1 WHITNEY, business medium aail
life reader. l-'CB Market tt.. Gait House.
' C. MAYO STKER3: psychic readings b.7 »»*H I $ti
33«>S 17th St.. San Francisco: tel. Lapp SJQ. -
gLAjnttYOTAKTS. .
FROM AIM SUCCTUMCa THEY COME; *?
WITNESS THE \% OXDEKIXL DEMON-
STRATION . " ' -.-
OF THE NOTED LIVINGSTONE. . .
¦It READINGS. %\. ¦¦¦ ¦"¦
He has met every expectauon. every «av«r-.
Used promise. ; _\ . • .
He la acknow-»d*ed by all who consult him
as a true exponent rt the occult «clenc«; 10*
overfomlng trouble, bad Juck. ill heaJtn. busi-
ness, love, family and flnanctal worries: wpuia
tt not be a relief to know how you will iuc-.
ceed? to fce relieved of the matters tiimt . ar».
troubling you and of the schemes of your en»--
mi«*. that you may meet wtth better «uc«*iT
Then don't hesltat* until too late. . •
Go at ence to LIVINGSTONE.
Who Is permanently located at
429 Eddy «t. ; lady attendant. . -
Everything utrictly confidential. ¦ ..'¦
Three separate reception par'ors.
AA — CALL, at once and sav» $4. « '-
My famous 95 readings this week for II. -¦
PALT, DESTINE. ¦
The First Registered Trance Clairvoyant aa«»
Palmist Ever In San Francisco. • .:.
I do hereby solemnly agree and guaraale* t9
make no charge If I fall to tell your name. «nd
what you want to know. I tell If husband. wtr« ¦•
cr sweetheart Is true or false, whom and.wh«a
you win marry; in fact, I will tell every hope.
fear rr ambition better than you can tell your-
self. I win improve your condition so you will
reach the greatest possible strength In mental
and bodily vlgcr. and luck that Insures success
In bunlnew, mining, speculation: I implant th»
controlling rower in your nature so you caa
fascinate any one you desire, win the- one you
love, brine back your loved one, and cauj«
marriage with on« of choice. 10 a. m. to .8
p. m.; closed Sunday.- 326 O'Farrell st.-. 323. •
MME. M. BERNARD, THE FAMOUS
Clairvoyant and business medium, perma-
nently located at 17 Third St.. next Examiner '¦
bldg. : she reads your Utm correctly, gives aa
accurate description of the past, reveals th«
present happenings an portrays events, -to-
eccur In t»ie future; if you aro tn trouble,
discontented or not satisfied with life, or
nave domestic, love or business troubles, con-
rult this great medium and you win be toll .
how to overcome them; valuable advice la.:
ell affairs of life; 23c up: satisfaction guar-
anteed; optn Sundays. Tel. Black 4568.
A— Phenomenal $0 mental reading fdr ti Oa
ELSMERE. Egyptian seer, clairvoyant. ;
medium, palmist; educated by adept* la In- :
dla; possesses a marvelous power; a mentaJ--
wonder; you have never consulted one whpf«
methods are so truthful ana npon whooi ad- ¦
vice In all matters you can depend; two--
thlrds of mankind consult some «eer to as-
certain that which Is to happen to them;
others obtain the benefit of th«tr Influeac*
and advice; consult the beat; It costs ni*
more; open Sunday; mall >2. 10OTH Market.. .
OMAR, the prophet, gives advice on all affairs,
asks no questions, heals diseases, gives, in- •
etruetion in all branches of occult science; if ;
In trouble he can help you; hours, tl t»-»
p. m. 218 EdJv St. .' ¦ , .
A— Miss M. TVille. 3^0 Ellis, clairvoyant crys-
tal seer and life reader, will tell you exactly
what you called for without asking a ques-
tion; naires given: special, $1: hours 10 to 8.
MISS ZEMDAR. young gifted clalr. & pa'.m.
I correctly treat your love affairs, domestla
troubles bus. and financial success; names:
L.. 50c; G.. >1. 714 Franklin, nr. G. G. ava.
ISMAR. Egyptian t»eeress. The Vendome. 1104
Market st.. San Francisco. Office hours^-10
». n. to J p. m. : Sundays. 10 to 12: Wednes- .
day tvenlng. 6 to 8. Phone South 1141. ¦
OMAR the mystic — Advisea and helps you la • .
all affairs; readings daily: all disease- c-jre-l
without drug:; lady attendant; afternoon and
evening. 1'IS Eddy st. .
Mrs.A.H.Kronenberg. palmist.elalrvoyant. ear<3
r»a<!er; when others fail try m«;good readings.
25c. 721 FrankHn.nr.G-G.av. TeLLarkln 4207.
A— MME. RAVENNA reads life; business ad-
vice; names given; 25c up. S JEllis st.
A— MME. HOFFMAN, the wonder of the ags;
know the truth. 1207 Market, r. 11. 2d floor.
MME. MARSEAU, card reader; ladies . 23c;.
genta 50c. 5-t5 Minna stu. • - '
PALMISTRY, card reading, 25e and 50c-. Ml»«
U Kahntus. 704'a' Larkln; 10 a. m.-» p. rt.
MME. LINDA, palmist and psychic: -card-
reader: reading. 25c: no sign. 5 12. Jessie t. .
MISS WARD, clairvoyant, gives names, date*, j
facts: readings dally. 917 Market, room 10.
MRS. BAL'MANN, th» well-known fortune-
tellor. U now at 317 Ellis st. ' ..*."".'
A WEEK'S news for 5 cent* — The Weekly Call.
IS pages. In wrapper, for mailing. $1 per year.
EMPXiOTOXZHHT OTriCTES. -
A — JAPAN*ESE and Chinese employment offlcs .
supplies best help promptly; city or country.
S. IMURA, 839 Sacramento. Tel. Jamet 5C61 V .
A— ORPHEUM Employment Office — Japanese^
Chinese he'p. 426 Powell St.; tel. Mala 5752.
CHINESE Employment Offlce — Best -help at
Lveon Seung's. 411*4 O'Farrell: tel. East 429.'
WE furnish bookkeepers, clerks, stenographer*,
general help. "NATIONAL." 500 Hearst bid.
JAPANESE-Chlnes* Em;. Office, 415 Stockton;
best help. Fritz Tamagakl.mgr. :te!.Bush 839. •
RELIABLE Japanese-Chinese Employment Of-'
flee; all kinds help. 315 Stockton; Main 31. IS.
CHINESE and Japanese help; estab. 20 years.
Tel. Main 1007. BRADLEY & CO.. 640 Clay.
EMgiiOYagEirr wantct — pejiau.
A— BOOKKEEPER, cashier, typist; young
lady expert accountant and collector; all
modern systems; desires to Changs position,
cr extra -work evenings or days; best refer-
ence?. 4166 Seventeenth st.
A GERMAN lady with a girl (10) wishes sit-
uation as cook or housekeeper la family of
several: wages $25: country preferred: Is abl*
to do hotel cooking. Address or call 3019A
California st. ¦--.'•
A GERMAN girl wishes situation for general
housework and plain cocking. ; Call la ta»
morr.lng. 770 Grove at.
COOK. German: Is first class In Amerlcaa,--
French and German cooking; -by month or
day; references. 743 Eddy st.
A RESPECTABLE, neat, kind young woman
wishes general housework or care for Invalid.
563 Natorr.a et. • • •
A COMPETENT waitress - and parlor maid
would like upstairs work and sewing: beat
reference?. Call at 2913 Bush st.
YOUNG Eirl with experience wouJd Ilk* t»
work In an office; has knowledge of steneg-
raphy ; con furnish references. Box S29. Call.
A— WOMAN with a child, good cook, wants
work; country. S24 Mason, phone Black 230d.
FIRST-CLASS German cook to assist In house-
work; wages. &m>; references. Box 1007, Call.
DRESSMAKER, tailor suits and coats, even*
Ing gowns, cutter and fitter; all work war-
ranted: engagements by the day. MISS
BARS**. Sherman House. 28 Eighth st. . . -
KKFIXED young lady wishes position as com-
panion to !ady or grown girl; thoroughly
competent to fill position of trust; good
references. Box 7S7. Call office.
BOOKKEEPER — Young lady having 5 years'
experience would like a position as book-
keeper or assistant; best of references; mod-
erate salary. Bex S37. Call office.
A CAPABLE and trustworthy widow, 37. wlta
much practical experience, desires position
in well appointed home; good housekeeper.
iswer. etc. Cox 795 r Call.
RESPECTABLE woman wishes position as
housekeeper or general housework. 254 Xa-
ton?.a st. . , . . ,
COLORED woman takes washing and Ironing
home: neatly done. 114*>i William st..
bet. Pest \ and ,Ueary. .
WANTED— By » fwo ' first-class chambermaids,
positions In "sane hotel; country preferred.
Box 749.' Call .office.
A WOMAN with 10 years' experience will call
at year home and give massage. MRS. JOHN-
1 SON. Phon* Kol«om 3274.
FIRST-CLASS" trimmer would like prl-rate cus-
tomers or w!i! assist In millinery store. Ad-
dre?s box 6<-J. Cal! office.
YOUNG German woman wishes position tn
delicatessen store; willing to help in kitchen.
Addrf5-« bcx 1"^J. Call office.
COMPETENT itenocrap*ier and bookkeeper
wishes position: fix years* exncrlenco; best
¦ references. Bcx 300. Call of2ce.
E1J3ERLY American woman wishes light
housework, or to keep house for.aced person;
- good home. t>mal! wascs. Box 7U2. Call,
YOUNG lady wants a situation in the country?
125 Taylor «t.
YOUNG girl wouid like position as bookkeeper 1
and stenographer. Box 706. Call office.
DRESSMAKER wants wtrk by day; tl 2t ner
day. ¦£& Sacramento s*.
.-.GRIFFIN EXTRAS .*.
— MANUFACTURED BY-
CALIFORNIA FRUIT CANNERY ASSOC?ATION.
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this week every
one bringing a Want Ad* for next Sunday Call will receive
TWO PRbMlUMS—one of Tomato Catsup and one
of Soup— free*
I ||| IS Quality and Flavor not to be excelled*
fWliii as t^ le rea^ tomato fl avor * Most cat-
m M I &k\ sups have an excessive quantity of spices
in them and for this reason pall on the
"ff&L f^^^^^ palate, create thirst and are indigestible,
F^ 'J^^^^ku \ s s p* c y> ut m^'^v s °t anc^ * s n ever y
respect all that a first-class condiment
M^^^^fS^M s h° u^ be* *
ijil^^i^p^^^^^iii
Julienne Pbree of Pea, Puree 1|^^^^M
of Bean, Clam Chowder, Beef,
Tomato Okra, Mulligatawny, wt§fiMw^y^Mi
Bouillon, Puree of .Lentil, To- |i^^i|5^¥pif
mato, Mock Turtle, Chicken, ||^^^fflMp|
Chicken Gumbo, Consomme, li liffi^^^^SSiaM |
Ox Tail, Vegetable,. Cream, of .JB^HHRi
Celery, Cream of Asparagus.
EACH TIN MAKES A QUART OF SOUP . . >^^f""g^P / •'
. BY ADDING 1 % PINTS OF WATER. ¦ -^^v.-i :
ITR FF.-Two Premiums to Each Want Ad-FREE
Prcmivms Given Thursday, Friday and Saturday to
NOME BUT BONA FIDE WANT ADS WILL BE RECEIVED.
Premiums distributed at Business Office. Third and Market Streets, and Oakland
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