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12
MONEY SPENT FOR
REHABILITATION
. In a Ktatcmcnt issued by th«» rrhabil
itation committro of the nrllof Cor
poration yesterday it was shown that
tlie total amount of money rxp^nd-'d
by thp dnpartmrnt up to December 31
was % i, 4 12. 62 i.t'9. The statement <!<*«
ienatos tho funds from whirii the
money was drawn and tisc various
branches of rollef for which It was
usod. The following totals are pi yon:
rtecejpts: Fln»n<T o.imniittw «ppropri»Uons—
A.-r«nn« pcnrral fuurt. «s^«l.<KlCt: «<-<H»unt UMjtr
• liusett* Tp\irf fund. $4r.n.o(K>: acrount Now >>>rk
Chamber of C«mniorc<- fund, $150,000; total. *1,
"iM^hurwmonts— Household rolialillitation. $SO2.-
C 12.54; t,peciHl roliof. f1'T1. 701.57; trndr«_End
pr.»fe«uon^ J172.«93.45: business. $ll.>.Vn~Al
transportation. $.14.2C.V50: housing. J10,141.a8:
total <UKbmx«»tn«Mit>, $1.412,«C1.Ca; balance cash
..n ban'!. Ha'HJtl.
MEETING XOTICES
UOLPES Gate I/wlpe No. 30. T. snd «
A. M.— Second IK>gree THIS (TLES- /\
1»AY» F.VEMNG. Nt 7:3" o'clock. InVoY
King Solomons Hall. I7."Jit FUlmore /Vir\
St. Craftsmen cordially invited. By f \u25bc \
order of W. M.
EDWIN L.» MEYER. Secretary.
CROCKETT l/O&gr N". 129. F. &A. ]j»
M. —Second degree THIS (WEDNES-
PAY* EVENING, at l:X0 o'clock, in "^n\T
Klnx Solomon f e Xlall, 173» rillmore /Vjrx
ri. By order of the W. M. f *w \
R. 11. McPHTRSON. Secretary.
EXCELSIOR IxJdge No. 160. I" & A.
M.— First degree TUTS (WEDNES- /\
DAY) EVENING st 7:30 oVlock. VoV'
a. 3. owen. 7x^l
Secretary. ' ~
AUSSION Lodge No. IC3. F. * A. M. — «
special meeting THIS (WEDNES- #\
HAY) EVENING at 7:30 o'clock; 'yTGjf
eexond degree. /^^r\
FRANK W. SMITH. Secretary. ' W \
KTAER KING Lodge No. 544. F.i A. ft
M.— l7Sfl Flllmore St.: special meet- £\
tnr THIS (WEDNESDAY* EVEN- Vhy
ING. January 10, st 7:30 o'clock. /^^\
for Crst degree. Masons cordially ' x
inrlted.
WILLIAM A. KELLER. W. M.
H. F. WRIGHT. Secretary.
CI.AN rrascr No. 78. Order of Scot- «««SJ
llili i"ln;iv. will celebrate the Hvli Ljsgjl
MTiniversarj- of the Mrth of ROBERT <!lJfC>
ItL'UNS on .SATURDAY EVENING, \u25a0^I^.
Januery »"6, IUO7. at New Era Hall, J»*"3r
2121 i'larket «t.: admission. 2^>c. <*
AMI'SEML'NT COMMITTF.i:.
UIGUERS' and stevedores' fnion — &£
Mnmtiers, uttentlon: Advertised £fL-Jk
ineeilnp THURSDAY F.VENING. jhj
Jnnuary 33. V.«* 7. Bt Kaple* 1 Hfi!!. J
Msrtret nnri Vnlen^ia sts. IM-
I'ORTANT BtJKINESS. By order V/ij^
P.l). HARTIIOBN, President. jKSyL
JOHN H. DOI.AN. •3'lZv'r
Ri>c. «ud Cor. Secretary. W"*- 7
FPARTAN Ixxlge No. 125. I. O.
'i P., Htli Bt. jii.; Railroad a". ! *v»?is:
s.. ii i!i — Ctfncers «nd members will
tilesse lake notice that Installa-
tion will take place THIS (WEDNESDAY)
KVKNING. January 18. Visiting brothers
••ordlally welcome. Refreshments.
T. C. LKARY. Secretary.
GRAND LODGE. I. O. O. 1., ot orf«Si^St
tfc* State of Calirirnli— Tfcf
Orand Lode*. I. O. O. F., ol ?%3)Sri£^
tbe SUte of Oallfornta. at ths J "W-.l« W^
<BOual session beld June &•&. 1900. adopted
tbe follnwtDg resolution:
Resolred. Tbat neltber tbe Orand Lode*, not
any lodge under *ts Jurisdiction, is. or win
to* responsible, pecuniarily or otherwise, tat
•By tmslness corporations or associations tbat
««**tb» Bimr «f tbe order.
H. D. RICHARDSON. Cresd S<»cr#t«rv.
FOR Anid 1-Hnp Kyne — Th^ Pt. Andrew's Ij Pt^L
Society will c,:chr:ite tl:c* 14«tli an- y/5H£
niverwary of tti<> birth of Robert Burns "SJJj'c
on FRIDAY EVENING. 25tb January,
at I>yric UalL'l-arkin St., bet. Turk an#-Eddy.
Address by Professor H. Morse Stephens :
songs and recitations from Burns* works by
well-known artists. Admission — Adults. 50c;
liairn*, £sc. Social dance afterward.
THE COMMITTEE.
THK K. R. B. will meet THIS « WEDNESDAY I
KVKNING, Junnsrr ]«. at 8 n'cloefc chsrp, at
their 'hall, 1133 Mission *t. All mcml>erM «re
requested to be present. Business of im-
portance. By order of PRESIDENT.
NOTICE TO THF. STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
NORTHWESTERN PACIFIC RAIL-
- ROAD COMPANY.
A sppelsl meeting of the stockholders «f the
Northwestern Pectflc Rsilroad Company will
\<+ held st the offlce of the rn-npanr. In room
!0« in the James Flood Building, at 870 Mar-
ret street. In the city and county of San Fran-
liico in the State of California, the fame be-
ng the principal nlace of huKinrss of said cor-
>orstion. «nd being the building where tbe :
1o«r.. o/ Dlreotors of said corporation usually
neet. oo tbe I'Jth day of Mnrcb If>o7. at tb»
MOT of 12 o'clock, noon, to r-onsider and set
inon the proposition to create a honded indebt-
\u25a0dnesu of raid corporation, to tbe amonct 1n
Ite acgregjite of thlrty-flre million dollars
t3s.onn.rmo> in pold *-oin of tbe I'nlted States
a rrtion of whlcb Is to be nsed In retiring
xistlng honded indebtedness), and to increase
be bonded indebtedness of said corporation up
a the amount. In the ajrgreer.te. of thlrty-
tve million dollars (s33.<x^l,<V)fi» in gold coin
if ths Tnlted Stales, snd to secure the said
>ropoled honded indrbtednewi hv a mortgage or
leed of trust opnn the rHlroads. franchises
md property of tbe company now owned or
lereafter acquired, and the income thereof, or
nch part thereof as may tie prescribed In the
nortcape or deed of trust : and to determine I
he form and terms of said honds and mort-
r age or <leod of trust, and to autborir.e the i
."Joard of Director? to take all such action as
they may deem necessary or expedient in tlie
premises.
Dated Uie 9th dny of January 1307.
By order of tlie Board of Directors.
J. L. WILIvCrTT
Secretary of the Northwestern Paclflc Rail-
road Company.
V.. ?.. CALVIN.
wilt jam f. nrnniN
WILLIAM TTOOD,
K. T. SMITTT.
P. F. DCNNB.
A. 11. PAYSON.
rpWARP CHAMBERS.
Directors of wM , Northwestern Paclflc Hail-
road (Vimpany.
TnK regular snnitKl meeting of tlie fctnckhn\l-
iT» nf the PAJAPO VALT.KY COXSOT.I-
ATKn RAirjSOAI* COSIPANV will »ie held nt
ie office of the oiuiunny. r,S Clnv «t San
ra«"isco. Csl.. «m MONDAY, the day of
inttary. 1!W. Nt tbe li.mr of 11 o'clocV- a.'m.
r the pun^'^e «f c'.ectinc a hoard of directors
i serve for the enstllns year i:nd for tlie
ansacllon of *ti<-h other bodam as may
>me before tlie meetine. The trunefer book's
HI close rta Krldsr. Jnnntiry IK, 190" nt 3
P- m- W. H. HAXXAM. Secretary.
PTocKiioLDEns. atticntion:*
All Ktneklmlders of the McMahon Gnlii Mining
Company ore notified that hook of oertlfl'-atcs of
•toffc was totally <lestr»re<l April is. l!KK? and
are requ<>«tefl to !niinedi»tely send to tlie unrter-
flgned nil eerllflciites of stock owned by thrm
mspeci ivelv ami receive new crrtlficjiles of tctock
In lieu tlier»xif.
THOMAS P. P.ISHOP. Secretarr.
WM Fulton *t.. San Francisco.
THE annual meet hiz of tlie Ktockholders of the
Irtonnliop-Krtly Rinking (imnpeny will Ite beld
nt the office. 100 Mimtromerr si.. San Fran-
.-Uco. <"*|.. on WKIJMCSDAY. JaniiHrv it;
11*07. Nt S:3rt oVlo»-k n. m.. f<ir the election af
a board «>f rtirectors for the enduing rear, ami
lor th«> trsnK«ction of nuc|j otber business as
may be presented.
\u25a0 \u25a0 EDWARD nONOHOK. Secretary.
ONLT I-OCAL MANrFACTCRERS.
Jinn wVrstkr. <V-ir.' TT'RK.
PHONK WFST 4!>3.
ARMY. NAVY. NOriPJTY <?OOT><?.
Rir'JALIAS. FLAGS. BANNEUS
BATIKS. CAPf.
DXIFOBU&
\ IUMJ TO I.XT
t;iIOVE. KIR. oear nilmore^Hall suitable for
. fraternal pocletlen: rent reattonalilc.
ATTORXEVS
ADVICE free— Divorce cost Jl2; quick and
«julet : bankruptcy. • damage, attachments and
Itrobate matters a epecialtv; no fees in «<J-
vnnce. \",V>\ Oarr. r. nr. Flllmorf: op. ere'a.
' ROBERT B. MCMILLAN.
Attorney Bt Law.
Telephone Emergency f>9.
\u25a0 JIOI O'Kerrell ft.. San I-'rancliien. Cal.
IiIViIKCE— Owtn 532: quick, quiet: advice free;
no chnrce unleos unccesFful: open evenings.
1323 Page St.. near Central nve.
HAIIKIM A Hi;.SiJ. Htturneys at law.W. T. Hens.
Notary Public. 2W3 Sutter St.. near FUlmore
street,
11. A. Krouse. 1300 G. C »ye.. cor Fillmore; all
4-hhp*: adv. frw. Eve. 7:3fi-8:30; tel. We»t 5132
\\'..A. S. XICUOIjKON. attorney. 147 C Eddy. nr.
Hllmore: land titles est&bliKbed. probated, etc.
I ARTIN STEVENS, attorney at law. 1033 Gold-
en Gate «ye.. bet. I>sguna and Buchanan fits.
M»Vl«'li free: divorce I»w»: collection*: estates. .
C, W. <»LE. 172u Fll!n>«»re. nr. tiutfer. rm. 4.
[. 3. CA!<TI;L1I1:N. nttorney. at law.' 1543 <;olden
Gate nve.. 1««t. Fillmore and Steiner «ts.
l<H»:i'.T W. KING, attorney at law (formerly
EtamJiier bldg.>. 1(T» Flllmore «st.. nr. Porl.
lI'NJAMIN lIEALKY. iittoruey, l?ftS Golden
(Jate aye.. near Flllmore; pbone West ril2.">.
ill AS. V. lIANLON. attorney. 17R2 Bush St.,
corner Octavia: phone West 1560.'
j PCBLIC STEXOGRAPIIEtt
MARION WALCOTT. nub. stenog. ; multigraph
work specialty. J»C« Sutter si., tel West C2lB.
PATK.VTS >_„__
MEDINA World Patent Agency; agents In
Washington and foreign capitals; patents,
tradcr.i«rk*. patent law. FRANK P. MEDINA,
manager. W!7 Eddy Kt.: tel. Franklin 1400.
icAItI.OS P. GKlFFlN— Patents: late examiner in
r.K.Pateut Office; tel. Page BP2L. 5«0 Flllmore.
FRANCIS M. WRIGHT, formerly examiner D.
S. Patent Offic-. 025-27 Monadnock bollding.
PKXSIOXS
PENSION attoruey. B. A. BL'LLIS. 1541 Stelner
Kt.; past communder Iliouias Post. G. A. R.
PENSIONS, extra pay. ote. Write L. M. KHEK-
WoOD. 27.M Filbert, su. Pan Franctaeo.
_ • _ PHYSICIAXS \u0084.,;\u25a0\u25a0
DU. WONG HIM.
HERB DOCTOR.
Permanently Located
I2ttS O'Farrell St.. bet. Gough and Octavia.
A — Announcement — DR. F. C. KECK returned
from the East and resumed bis practice. 999
Stelner St.. cor. McAllister. Hours 2-4 p. m.
SEE MAIN CHY,
Chinese Tea and Herb Sanitarium,
355 7th «t.. Oakland.
H. A. HESS. W. D. (Pacifle Hospital surgeon)—
Offlce hours, 1 to 3 and 6 to 7:CO. 749 Hayes.
Trl. Market 242&. .'
DX. SAMfEL W. MEANS has resumed prac-
tice. Delbert block, corner Van Ness aye. and
O'Farrell st.
DR. E! f! WEST, formerly of 611 A Lea»«j-
worth St., is now at 1115 McAllister. Pbone
Park 722.
Dtt. E. O. JKIUXEK. Delbert Block. Van Nesi
and O'Farrell. Hoors 1:30-4; teL West 1520.
X-RAY AND STATIC TREATMENTS. DR. A.
S. TUCHLER. 702 Van Ness aye.: bra. 1-3. 7-8.
Db! JOHN U. WILLIAMSON, formerly 21
Powell, now at 624 Geary; bours 2 to 4 p. na.
DR. JOSEPH ARDENYI, physician, surgeon:
fllseaaee cf women and men. \u25a0 006 McAllister.
DR. JAMES OSBORNE. formerly Clay St.. re-
tamen practice, 1178 Eddy. Tel. Wcgt 7825.
DRS. BARKAN & SEWALL, eye, ear, nose and
throat. 1700 California St.. cor. Van Ncsa aye.
DRS. LAMB. 1707 O'Fsxrell st.. near rillmore.
Accommodations for patients. Tel. West 3553.
Southard, Dr. W. F.. eye. ear. now-, throat. 1424
Gough. 1 to 3 p. m.: mornings by appointment.
ALBERT J. ATKINS. M. D.. rectal diseases.
ICO9 Franklin at., nr. Pine; hours 1 to 4 p.m.
I DU. J. M. MoUONALD. office SS-S Octavia ft.;
phone Special 20M; rot, phone West 2188.
I CARRIE YETTEK. M. D.. of S39S ISth St.. now
S3OB Hitb st., corner Church.
i UK. .T. i:. ARTIGfES. 2»47 FiUmore St., corner
I'nlon: hours 2 to 4 p. m.
DR. OWEN BUCKLAND— Eye. ear. nose, throat,
I.W) Putter st.; 1 to 4.
I VII. W. H. GRISWOLI). 894 Eddy St.. corner
Franklin: bours 10 to 4.
PE.VTISTS \u25a0
DRS. C. W. DECKER,
T. 11. MORRIS.
SCEGEON DENTISTS.
1336 Sutter St.. above Van Ness.
Rooms 1-2-3-4-5-9-10. »
PAUSUEBB Dentistry — Old established, honest,
/reliable: reasonable prices, perfect work; free
'consultation. VAN VBOOM. 1501 FjUmore,
»t.. corner O'Farrell. .
PAINLESS Dentistry; set of teeth. $5; crowns,
$.'{; brideework. $r>: flllings. 50c: all jruaran-
teed. DR. BROWN. Market. 14th and Church.
DR. IT.l T . CItANT BARTLKTT. extracting speclal-
Ist; gas given. 2103 Fillmore; honrs 9 to/5.
DR. J. F. TWIST, dentist, formerly Academy of
Sciences bldg.. at 1476 Eddy Ft., nr. Flllmore.
DENTAL office for sale cheap, for cash; excel-
lent opportunity; live country town. Box
1947. Call orfice.
DR. W. H. ARMSTRONG. Delbert block, cor.
Van Ness aye. and O'Farrell St.; nns. 206-2CS.
lIIXK. DR. U: C. dentist: formerly 324 Mont-
gomery aye.. now at 522 DeT-isedero. nr. Hayes.
DRS. STICKEL & TAYLOR, dentists, formerly
1004 Market, now at ISO 6 Geary, nr. Fillmore.
DR. L. A. WALSH. 872 McAllister, nr. Laguna —
Platinum fillings. 00c: crowns. $5: plates. $7.
DR. F. KEMP VAN EE. dentist, formerly 1023H
Market st.. now at 504 Devlsadero. near FelL
HILL. DR. LUDLUM. 1443 Market St.. now at
432 Welwster St.. near Oak; gas given.
DR. W. A. MEYER of Callaghan building, now
24r.6 Market et.; FlHraore-st. cars.
DB.'KNOX. dentist. 1015 Fllltnore Bt.; all work
first "class: prices low.\
DR. IRA G. LEF.K— AII kinds of dental work,
515 FillmoiT Ft., nrar oak.
AJTTOMOBIIJBS
GREAT bargains— O-crllndcr touring car com-
|>!cte. »itb top. S2IKXJ: 2-cylinder Columbia
toniiug «*ar complete, with top. 5If*00: 2-
cylinder Pope-Trihnne. 56."0: all side entrances
in A No. J condition: 1 4-cyllnder French car.
cheap; make offer; 1 oldsraoblle runabout,
S2(K). UENSTRdM. 42* Stanyan st.
BKFORK purchasing an automobile examine tbe
Punjrs-Finch touring car; 2S-32 nP. : 107-inch
wheel base: price $2350. Pacific Coast repre-
sentative. FRANK 0. UENSTROM. 424-34
Stanyan st.
At'TOMfIBILES for hire: second-hand machines !
for sale: storing, rciiair'ne a specialty. Phone
West 0885. Golden Gate Garage. 17S8 Fell St. j
BXKBTBOM GARAGK. 424-434 Stanran; pbone
Perk 47(5. Aatomubiles bought. Mold, repaired;
' BU)>i>l!es: touring cars for hire at all bours.
FOR sale — iUM Thomas flyer automobile at a
bHrgnin. Call on WILL F. CHAPIX. care of
the Woodruff Company. 1557 Franklin st.
FOR sale or trade— Automobile: tM3 Packard:
will sell or trade for Berkeley real estate.
MASON-McDUFFIE CO.. Berkeley.
AIT'»M(»niI-ES for side. ?12T.n: White steamer,
fully equipped, nrst class condition. Addrena
box 225:«. Call fiffice. Oakland.
CASINGS and tubes repaired: all work guaran-
teed. Cal. Auto Vulcanizing Co.. 1113^ G. O.
AtTTOIIOBILQ repairing: Ktorn^e battery cherg-
lng. repairing. I. 1.. De JONiHI. 440 Fulton.
REl.lANri: AtrTOMOBH.!' CO.. T,f! Fulton St.;
CiraclTig anrt rentl'tc: r":>iilrtng of all kinds.
\u25a0 ARCHITECTS
McIKjrGAI.L BROS., architects. 721 Pevlsadero
St.. bet. Fulton «nd Gn>ve. Plione West 5M12.
A — JAPANESE di*lgn«T «n<l lir.ilding contractor.
N. HIRAMO. 1110 Kllis vt.
AIIOPi;iO\
DR. KMILIE FUXKE'S maternity villa; infants-
adopt fd; strictly private. 141U Bth St., Ala-
meda. Cal.
WANTED — To .-<lnpt \u25a0 healtfay baby; a good
iKime. Boi 17M. Call.
AXTiqCCS
THK WORKSHOP, formerly 024 Sutter St.. now
1040 Btwli' st.
>*CAn.PBT CLBAJVIXG • '"I
ALL carjiets and rugn cleaned on the floor with-
out remnvaj by tbe S. V. Oompre«»ed Air
\u2666"leaning Co.; office^und shop. lC.th M. end San
Bnnw »ye.; phone Market 2672.
ALL ready for business; Pioneer Oarj^et Clean-
ing Works; temr>oniry offire 011 Golden <Jste
live.; ph»ne IVirk r.31. J. SPAL'LDINO A CO.'
A.,W. WIIKLIiEN «t>.— <'l»anlnz and iayine;
oftice and works 2400 G»>ar.r. Ilionc West SVS.
Wattn— Reliable carpet cleaiiinc. alteration, reno-
vatißg. laying. T.S7 Waller St.; plmne Park n6.*>.
CARPETS cleaned, 4c yd.; laid. .V. «}IKSLOWS
«'\u25a0 C r/.. 3SOS 22d »t.: rihone Market 22Rf1..
OON'KMN' BROS.* Carpet Clennins! Works. l.".l»
Scull tit., near O'Farrell; phonY We^t SflOl. i
AI cleanlnc and laylnz. Western <"Jirpet-Cleaning
W..rks. is(li< Harrison nt.; tel. Si»eclal 1240.
ADVANCE C*n>et -Cleaning Co. — Advanced meth-
odw. GEO. WAM'OM CO.. (Vl7 Tnrk st.
' ' <'ASII nKGISTKII
CASH registers. 4fK) sizes, of all prices." for all
kinds of business, on liberal terms. National
Cash ltegtster Co.. 1253 <tolden Gate itc •
COnSET MAKERS •'^^ -
MME. BAUMARD. corset -maker, moved froaT
21OT Butter to ICS» Sntter. • \u25a0
CHIROPODISTS
DU. JAS. BROWN,' espert chiropodist, at Smpo-
tintn. Van Ness and Post;, formerly O-Ceary. •
DETECTiycs '" ./
M'OAUTHY'K Detective Agency -^-Ciril and crim-
inal work attended to with secrecy and d!s-
paitcb: ii;iKK!np |htk"ii« loc-ated: legal papers
nerved: .cotuaiunicatlons strictly fonfldentlal;
legal and commercial references. 1228 Fill-
more «t., «ijt. Kddy. phone Wm 3078."
THOMAS M'CABTHY. Principal..
TJIAVOXAT'S Secret- Service Agc'y. XX) Fultoa
H. Tel. Park 615 — Indivldual.^owvoration work;
bonded watchmen: unimpochable reference*.
DA V COXTRACT WORK \u25a0 WANTED
LATTIG i <TONBTUUCTION CO. - 7 :
Will shoulder all - responsibility of "planning
and . buildins your fiats or 'apartment^houKe;
contract or percentage: and secure ytnx against
delay or. e*ce*mlve rost. Addrcsa •21 Stanley
, place; phoDe Temporary 1440. ... - ..-.*.-
THE SAN; FRANCISCO CALL,, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16; 1907.-
nrsix T nss ch.vxces
A tPROMINKNT. successful, well-to-do business
man. now. engaged in a profitable wholesale
rnercbandioe and manufacturing business.
wants, sn amociate; must also be a capable,
successful man of meana, who has demon-
strated his ability as a" merchant: none other
will do. so only those,, possessing above re-
quirements please reply; . strictest confidence
to be observed hy both parties and highest
reference* required and given. Box 1425. Call.
JGSI I'illmore st.
RESTAURANT' and chophouse. In tbe be»rt_of
Oakland; businesK $100 per* day: rent $73;.
lease: price $2650. MITCHF:NF.R & BARTON,
WIG Broadway. Oakland. ' '_J
CARRIAGE and wagon making, blacksmith
shop; Bamfi owner for 24 years, wanfs U> re-
tire: good business; a bargain for $1000.
MITCHKNER &. BARTON. 010 Broadway.
Oakland.
GROCERY, fruit, notions, candy, cigars and to-
bacco; h fine business to be sacrificed on ac-
count of owner leaving; horse and' wagon: 4
rooms, partly furnished; no opposition; price
$1200. MITCHENER & BARTON. 910 Broad-
way. Oakland. :\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0
COUNTRY HOTEL, 8 MILES FROM OAKLAND. !
22 rooms, completely furnished: two bowling
alleys; bar trade. $300 per month; one bus,
two wacons; one fiorse: also cow.
Two acres of ground and a cottage of 8
roomK, nicely furnished.
Price $16,000. t
W. L. LCGG.
P. O. BOX 470. BERKELEY. CAL.
TWO fully equipped baker shops; 3 and 4 wag-
ons running daily: horses, harness and wagons;
doing $5000 or $8000 worth of business a
month: bakic; 8 or 9 barrels dally. You can
take both of these, Mr. Baker, for $3500.
nEDWOOD CITY REALTY COMPANY.
SHOE shop for Bale, cheap; good opportunity for
good worker; business guaranteed; or will sell
half Interest to honest man as proprietor; have
other business to attend to. For particulars
address box 74, Sonoma, Cal. »_
COFFEE, tea and grocery store on main street;
on account of dissolving partnership: estab-
lished 3 years. Inquire at MEISEL &
STARKE'S, Flllmore and Bush sts.
$7000 buys a morning newspaper route In th»
best populated section of the city: guaranteed
clear $250 a month. For further particulars
address box 3000, Call offlce.
FOR sale — Hotel, saloon, store, livery stable:
postofflce in store; will sell at lnTolee or as a
whole: fine opportunity. Address F. S. D.,
Coyote. Santa Clara Co.. Cal.
FOR sale — A modern grocery store; first-class
location: lease to good party. For particulars
, O. SEIVERS. 13.10 Scott st., or Tillmann &
Bendel. Front and Vallejo. \ •
WANTED— A young man with $160 for an es-
tablished office business: come -nick: must be
honest and sober. Cist and Adeline sts., Oak-
land.
$2500 will buy genera! hardware business; pays
good; great future, which you will see: in-
vestigate: sickness cause. I. V.. 14 Leland ay.
FOU sale at a sacrifice — A Bulletin route in
best part of city, or will lease to a responsl-
ble party. 21 Park HHI aye.
DRY goods and notion store for sale. 120S Pan
Pablo aye., Oakland. For particulars Inquire
at the store. ,\u25a0 \u25a0
BAKERY for sale; with oven; sales $7S to $100
a day: owner leaving city; reasonable. 1510
Church st- I
DESIRE buy French laundry; tell price and
whereabouts. Box 193, main P. 0.. San Fran-
cisco.
LAUNDP.Y shares. SI; biu Income: bsnk refer-
ences. Write P. O. box 2046. San Francisco.
WELL-ESTABLISHED weekly psper: sold ac-
connt owner's HI health. Box 6952.Call.Oakland.
FOR sale — A cood saloon on the water front.
$800. Box 58. Call office.
FOR sHIe — Small restaurtnt; best location. Call
«t 453 Howard st.
LOnniNO-HOCSES FOII SALE
C. K. HINKLEY. PHONE WEST 1911.
1204 Golden Gate aye.. near Webster st.
CLEAR TITLES. EASY TERMS.
PICK-UP— 6-room. modern flat, nicely furnished;
* rent $37; lease: only $150 cash, balance month-
» ly payments; price $350. HINKLEY, 1204 G. G.
HAVE you some extra furniture? 15 sunny
room*, partly furnished; select location; lease.
See HINKLEY. 1204 Golden Gate aye.
SPECIAL — 10 rooms, newly and nicely furnished;
rent $40: le^sc: price $1100. lIINKI.KY.
PAUTXEIIS WANTED]
WANTED — A partner In a first-class tailoring
business .and I>est location: must have abont
$1000 cash: wantod, a good bustler on out-
side or a tailor. Box 1020. Call office. \u25a0".' '
HOTELS FOR SALE V.
DIAMOND Hotel, In Black Diamond, consisting
of fixtures and lease; $1500.
Hotel Arlington: for sale at a bargain. Ad-
»!re«s S. N. NASH. Antloch.
\u25a0 y_n AR _ FIXTURES
CHICAGO FIXTURE~7;O. ; bar fixtures always
carried in stock; bank, store, offlce fixtures,
better, cheaper, than anywhere; tel. Market
219«: all kinds of Jobbing done. 370 Fulton st.
I FOU store, office or bar fixtures gee MeCALM &
BARNARD. 2027 Ellis st.. above Devlsadero.
J. MARTENSON makes office, store and bar fix-
tures. 21 S I.lth St.. bet. Mission and Howard.
UNION Fixture Co.. 38C Golden (late are., near
j Larkln — Bank, store office, bar flitures.
BICYCLES
NEW and i second-band bicycles and motor bicy-
cles; large stock; also automomblle supplies. J.
HOLLK. the bike doctor. SOi'.i »n<l l-V.som sts.
CLAIIIVOVAXTS
AN HONEST PROPOSITION.
CARL A. CABLE. Now York's celebrated
elslrroyant. palmist and i"p!rit medium, is per-
manently located liere. His liom-sty, test of
time and 3 veare of continuous practice in San
Francisco have proved beyond nil .luuM that
Mr. Cable is tlie leader- of his profession. ,As
proof of bis wonderful power. t<>" all who couie.
prepared for readings rWs week l:e will tell
your full name, occupation and the obiect <'f
your riisit. sbfolutely free of charge, His ad-
vice, pcrtalnlug to ;ove. law. business, wills,
estates, buying or selling property, speculation,
investment*. marrligeK, divorce, etc.. Is, un-
equaied. He reunites tlie separated, causes
epe<-dy and happy marriage with the one jon
lore, gives traUifnl revelation of ail love af-
faire, trouble*, marriages, restores lost affec-
tions, wttles low-rs' quarrels, tells" yon wh?n
and whom you will marry, bow to win the tn.m
or woman 3 - <<u love, make your husbaud of wif>»
be true to you. overcome all your enemies, anil
make a person »t a distance think of j'ou; re-
moves evil influence*: In fact, everything. Mr.
Cable's advice is much Kouxht for o\\ past ami
future investments, for which be has no equal.
H« charges not ono pehtiy for such advice until
the investment lias |>aid a handsome profit. Is
thliv not fair nnd honest? Great reduction this
week. Mr. Cable, as . c. matter of advertise-
ment this week, will give bis. special reading
for 50 cents; satisfaction absolutely guaran-
teed or no foe accepted. Everything strictly
*acred and confidential. His residence is ar-
ranged so you meet no Grangers. I>on*{ mis-
take lump and number. C. A. CABLE. 170.%
GougU Bt.. between California and Pine, two
blocks , from Van Ness aye. Hour-*, 10 a. m.
to ii p. m. daily and Sunday.
MISS M. WILLE. the fatnonH crystal weress. lo-
cated at. 1505 Geary b>.. bet. Laguna and Bu-
chanan; , phone West 74 SS; one who Is well
known and one who Is competent to roid your
life; she reveals the past, gives correct fore-
cast of the future i«nd will give valuable ad-
vice concerning all matters «»f business; read-
lngs iirtily. 10 a. in. and •> p. in.
MME. KBONENBERG. clairvoyant card r»ail»r.
pnlmiKt; when others fail try me: readings US".
440 flrazll aye.. Ban Mateo or Inglenide. cars.
\u2666I.ME. PAOI.A. celebrated French clairvoyant and
card reader, hosier and slato. 1201 ' Buchanan .
kI.. corner of Turk. ,
MADAM KCHAEFFER. clairvoyant card reader,
water seer. 80S Lacuna Ft.. -n»*r McAllister.
MRS. BROWJC. clairvoyant and enn! reader,
moved isi.l Flllmore. pf;. formerly 57 lith «t.
MRS. FOSTER, astrologer; reads 1-0; teaches.
9QC, McAllister Kt.. room >7: no sign. :
MME. DX VAX." clalrvoyaut. palmist, card read-
er. 1107 GoMen Gale aye.
SPiniTUALISM
A — MRS. CRINDLE. materializing demonstra-
tions Wednesday. Sp- m. 14t«) McAllister Bt.
FREI> P. EVANS, noted psychic; interviews
daljy. 2028 Sacramento st.. - near , OevlKadero,
MRS. 'ARAL, spiritual medium;' readings dally.
' 7Sfl McAllister st.: circle \ Thursday.'; S p. m;
MME. BERO. now located at 1021 Valencia St.,
near" 21ft." Friends -call: readings dally. .
'- _ ' ; \u25a0 PALMISTRY' .';-\u25a0' T
MME. DAVISON. formerly 510 -Post, now at
238H Oak- »t.. below Octavia.' " "\u25a0
COXTRACTORS AXi / BUILDERS
WANTED— Contracts cleaning brick by machine
UKins , caThorunduni ' wheels.i removes hnrdest
mortar. JAMES HEUCHE.I 1111 .I^aguna st.;
. l>Uune. West- 41C0. _>
CARPENTKU nnd builder; titoro \u25a0 end r office ; nt-
tlngs; plansi furnished. HAN.SEN,. 1214 Turk.
PAINTING, t Inting, p« perUanglng; - best - work :
reas.; HUNTER. 187 i O'Farrell; teLWest C6«7.
PETERSON & ELLJOT.VC4B: Hayes. Phone Page
- 1577. Carpenters, builders, repair*, alterations:
CONCRETE brick plastering; German coutractor;
- chimney reoaiiH. sidewalk*.- r.Bzoke; 1113 Turk.
x ; EDpcATibyAij • , '
A — Tn ,P ' Lyceum. - 2500 ! ' Pine st. . cor/ Scott ; s an
excellent -preparatory school. for the university,
law and medical' colleges. \u25a0 Here you can save
time ' and~ money, and still ; get :a preparation
superior to that given'by, otber schools. -.->. -: •
MATHEMATICS— Private evening clas»«/or men;
arithmetic, aljjebra, reomctry, . trigonometry,
calculus ; 3 \ nights , per - week. .$5 month.
2000 Sntter. st.. . corner. Fllltnore. ... - -- . "^
ENGINEERING— Civil." elec- miri;. mecb.. »ur-
cyanide; day. eVe. ;. est.! 1864. -Van
ocr Nalllen School.. Moo Teleg. a»e.. Oakland.
AKT enjrrosslnp. Esplna. METRO-
POLITAN (Call) BUSINESS COL.. 923 Golden
Gate, day., eve. ; atenog. ; positions secured.
PROF. T. A. EOBINSON elves individual instr.
In bookkeeping, penmanship, English, math.,
etc.; day or eve.; loy rates. ; 290 Page st.
SPANISH. English, S shorthand; quick, practical
methods; translation. PROF. -ALFONSO. 1131
O'Farrell st. \u25a0-.• - ' - .» - •-* . \u25a0 ; .
A — CALDWELL College of Oratory and Acting;
temporary offlce. 960 Fell Bt. Call 3 to 9 p. m.
VIOLIN, mandolin, zither and jruitar lessons.
542 Hickory aye.. bet. Fell & Oak, nr. Webster.
GUITAR, mandolin, r piano, singing; new classes
forming; 8 lessons, f 3. 892 HalghtcDeylsadero
HEALD'S Engineering School. 295: Locust aye.,
cor Franklin St.;- all branches; day and eve.
HEALD'S Business College. 1451 Franklin St..
8. F.. and Bacon blk.. Oakland: day and CTe.
SAN FRANCISCO Business Collece now located
733 FlHmore. near Hayes; day and evening.
MADAME INEZ FABB R I. voice ' culture for
opera and concert.- 1172 Ellis st. :\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0
ALL court reporters recommend Gallagher-Marsh
Business College.. 464 Pevlsadfro st. :
MERRILL-MILLER College.' pleasanUy located
at i 33 Flllmore St.. day and erenlng. .
THE BERLITZ SCHOOL >of Languages — 2531
Washington st.. near Ftllmort.
SHORTHAND taupht thoroughly by mail. MISS
M. G. BARRETT. 214 2d aye.
DKSIQXERS \u25a0\u25a0' -.'.'"
MAY MOTT-SMITH CUNNINGHAM, maker of
band-wrought Jewelry. 1622 Pine st.^
EMPLOYMENT OFFICES
JAPANESE' EMPLOYMENT AGENCT
Male «nd female: beit coolta, waiters* por-
ters, general housework, second work \u25a0 and
kitchen help, offlce helo, etc., in the city.
Phone West 4634. H. K.-ODA. 1721 Post st.
A WELL KNOWN, reliable Japanese-Chinese
emp. offlce. • guarantees - -best help of all
kinds on short notice, with care and dispatch.
O. HASDMI. prop.. 1513 Geary, st., near La-
guna; tel. West S6SB: • " -.:.-- , -'
AN original Japanese and Chinese Emp. Offlce —
Guarantees first clans help of all kinds. GEO.
MATSUO. 2140 FUlmore St.: phone West 338.
AA — OLDEST, largest. Japanese-Chinese employ-
ment offlce: reliable beln promptly. GEO. SA-
KAUYE, 1568 Post, nr. Laguna; tel.West 5612.
AA— OLDEST, largest, Japanese-Chinese emp.of-
flce. promptly furn. reliable- help. Geo. Sa-
kauye. lOCS Post, nr. Laguna; tel. West 5012.
A — RELIABLE- Chinese-Japanese emp. offlce. A
HORI. prop., furnishes best j beln. with care
and dispatch. 1748 Sutter at.'; tel. West 2803.
STAR Employment Offlce furnishes Japanese and
Chinese help with care. Tel. West 167. W.
KADOTA. 1667 Post St.. near Bnchanan.
CHINESE and Japanese employment offlce, 362
5tW st.; tel. Oak 3101. B. HALL, Oakland. Cal.
JAPANESE-CHINESE Emn. Offlce. Phone West
1731. T. TAMITRAS. 10l£ Lsgnna St.
EMPLOYMENT WAXTED— female
A MIDDLE-AGED American WQman. is a good
cook, wishes a- situation in a private American
family; with reference. 20;.B, > Columbia
Square; moderate wages.: -* • ' . • .
AN experienced : woman, with one child, want*
position as \u25a0 working housekeeper; * good refer-
ences. Address E. H., Call offlce. Oakland.
A YOUNG woman desires- position;' can make
herself useful; no objection to country. Box
2834, Call office. - \u25a0 -. \u25a0 . . \u25a0-; \u25a0 - .
AN elderly lady would like tbe care of a child
or baby: good home. Address MRS." SHIVERS.
Antlocb, Cal. . ; .V \u25a0 .- .---.. ..
LADY housekeeper In widower's family. Apply
MRS. M. WOOD. P. P.. South, Berkeley. Cal.
PLACE as cook and general -housework. Ad-
dregs 365 Bank St.. San Francisco.
GERMAN' girl 'Wants- position; general house-
Trork. .Call SOIA Broderlck St.; ; - '
LADY wishes •to do ladles' washing at home.
13W -Church- st. - ' '
EMPLOYMENT WANTED— MaIe
EXPERIENCED '• railroad man &on ? track and
grade as laborer- and ' foreman wants , employ*
ment; bas school certificates for R. R. survey-
ing: location.. "construction and track work;
good mathematician," accurate . at figures; log-
ging or mining R. R> preferred. Box 1442,
Call office. Oakland. ' • . : ::.:':";
EXPERT bookkeeper." fiperleneed • .' in , general
offlcft- work. <3erman." 82. years 'old,* at -present
in Los /Angeles, desires . position ; as offlce man-
ager, " collector or bookkeeper: blrbest |of ref-
erences from every one, of former employers.
Address, V.. San Francisco Call. ,\u25a0'"-\u25a0-\u25a0
RESPONSIBLE .party . making extended • trip
through Hawaiian Islands with' Japanese in-
terpreter wishes good* side, line- or- any' busi-
ness commission. A. 8., box 60. Call offlce.
BOOKK EKPKR . and accountant wants temporary
• work; competent to open and. close any system
Of accounts, however, entangled. .Address box
1562. Call offlce. ..': -.:. r '...;'
AN American-style Chinese boy .wants to coot
In hotel, rostaurant. boarding-house or saloon.
Call or address OH SING, 005 Webster st,
Oakland. Ca). \u25a0:'.- - \u25a0 '
A YOPNG Japanese lwy wants position In small
family or . boarding-house \u25a0* as I schoolboy • and
half > day work. C.HENRY. 1712 A Post st.
SITUATION, wantod In machine. shop by young
man to learn to run lathn; have some experi-
ence; wagts no object. Box 63,' Call offlce.
WANT carpenter work ; will build ' you a new
bouse or fix old one; an old builder; reasonable.
. Address/ box .1430. Call. 1651: Flllmore st.
ENGINEER and electrician, flrst-clasn mechanic,
wlnbes position installing or operating; city or
country. Box 61. Call office. .' '\u25a0\u25a0
SITUATION wanted us man about private plaoe;
sincle. cober. middle-aged; refs. Box 1938,
Call office. IBT.I Flllmore st. - -
CARPKNT^R from the East would like Job fin-
ishing on tints. <"hll room 4, 1131 Howard St.,
from o:3<h to 7:30 p.-m. \u25a0" " ' ' •
JAPANESE, fine family cook; good economical
" houseworker: $50 per month;: city or country.
A. B. E.. 212S Bnsh st. --• -: -'. ' '..
SITUATION wauted as mnn about private place;
middle-aged, single. • reliable; "\u25a0 references. Box
17CS, ICSI Flllmore st.
PHYSICIAN, registered, experienced specialist,
wishes position; local or travel. . Address box
1770. Call offlce. ; " :.-"•\u25a0 ' \u25a0'
HARDWARE salesman. 10 years' experience,
wishes permanent position; best of references.
Box 57. Call. . • \u25a0\u25a0' " '\u25a0\u25a0•-.'«. '«
A JAPANESE boy would like work In dentist's
office. Adrcss NISHI, 2015 O'Farrellst. Tel.
West 4411. , \u25a0 - - \u25a0•..„•\u25a0-••\u25a0'-' '
A JAPANT.SE boy wishes position as schoolboy;
speaks English. H. T. MATSUMOTO, 1509
<iear.v st. . - "\u25a0 .•.-.\u25a0\u25a0 - . '--" •
EASTERN barkeeper wants position In hotel or
' rlutt. Address C. 11.. 1713 Lyons st.; city.
WATCHMAN— Man 32. wants position." night or
. day ; good references." '-vAddress box 65. Call.
'WAN JIM. Chinese first-class cook, wishes posi-
tlon. Apply 730 Washington St.. hotel. ,
AS «n usslstant IvHikkepper; good in, figures, also
good |M>nm«n. .• Box 6R, Call offlc(». . \u25a0;\u25a0'.- ' .
A YOUNG man desires employment in afternoon;
references. Addrews IQfiO Post st. " " . • \u25a0
HELP WAXTED~gf«nale
WANTED— ;Youns women to learn \u25a0 telephone op.
•"rating: paid whlt<> learning: salary • increased
after first two- weeks and - further Increases
.after work . becomes'- efficient. 1-'<'-'"1 -'<' -'"
Dally.- luncheon furnished- free. . and rest
nx.oip. with matron in attendance.' _:
Permanent po^ltlons;\u25a0 gof«l chances for ad-
vnncement. \u25a0 Apply 2010-Steiner st. • '
PACIFIC S-'ATKS TF.LEI'HONB AND TELE-
(, 1 GRAPH CO.
OUU XKW, KAirroßT'- BUII-DINO. WHICH IS
•THOROUGHLY LIGHTED. - VENTILATED
AND HEATED. IS "NOW READY FOR OC-
CITPAXCY; . BXPKRIEXCED AND' INKXPE-
- RIENCED i SKWINO M ICHINB' OPRRATOUS
. WANTED ON « /OVERALLS: GOOD PAY;
STEADY WORK: PAID WHILE LEARNING.
I.XVI STRAUSS &CO.riVALENCIA ST.. BET.
. ISTH AND 14Tn. ;A PPL Y, TO MR. DAVIS.
SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS ON SHIRTS:
GOOD PAY; CLEiN -STEADY WORK; NEW,
. FACTORY, WKLL 'HEATED' AND VEN-
TILATF.D; INEXPERIENCED TAUGHT AND
, PAID WHILE LEARNING.- LEVI STRAUSS
& CO., VALENCIA BETWEEN: 13TH AND
14TH. APPLY MR. HINDSHAW.,,-
DENIM COAT OPERATORS WANTED: '. STEADY
EMPLOYMENT: GOOD PAY. - HBYNEMANN
& CO., S. L\ COR. PAGE AND FILLMORE.
SHIRT AND. OVERALL J OPERATORS: GOOD
- PAY: sSTEADY EMPIX)YMENT. HEYNE-
HELP W'AXTED Female — Continued
A WAITRESS for hotel In mining town, best of
wages. : proprietor to : be 'seen "in .city;* a' cook
;,for a small private family.' city.. $40; a cham-
bermaid and seamstress. . San - Rafael. $30; «
nurse for an infant in city.> s3o; a* housemaid
for private family In " country.. $30; a dish-
washer for a restaurant. $.10. •-\u25a0 Open 9 a. ' tn.;
close-5 p. m. MISS PLUNKETT, 1892 Sutter
St.. near Webster. > • :.": >
STENOGRARHER and office 'assistant;- some ex-
.i perlence;. good.: steady ."position; "-wholesale;
. state experience and salary "to \u25a0commence. Box
69. Call offlce. . r " ' ' \u25a0'
AN experienced . second . girl, immediately. I Call
mornings, car - fare \u25a0. paid." .Bushnell place,
last house on west side, il 'block, from Hearst
:\u25a0 aye., , Berkeley.. :.-'. ... . -
WANTED — Experienced stenographers and type-
writer operators. Apply <to General Manager,
NATHAN-DOHRMANN CO., 1520-1550 Van
: Ness aye.-. '. .' • -..: '..\u25a0.>..'.-
WANTED — Stenographer: * one .who has bad ex-
perience in architect's V or "newspaper office, i
WOODRUFF COMPANY, 1557 Franklin st.
A. WOMAN of. refinement r and , culture who can
assume control of business branch; deposit re-
qnlred ; references. Box' 2836, . Call offlce.
WANTED— Skirt and Jacket bands for alteration
room. Apply superlnteudent. between 9 and 11.
HALE. BROS. Inc.. Oth and Market. sts. '
SHOEFITTERS. cylinder vanters and machine
operators wanted; steady work.- BUCKING-
HAM & HECHT. 26th and ' Valencia sts. .
A STENOGRAPHER and : typewriter: good -n>-
portunitv. Call or address CARSON GLOVE
COM PAN T., San Rafael.- .
! A GOOD seamstress: one who ' Understands um-
brella making preferred., -Apply LENNON'S.
925 Van Ness aye. _\u25a0 .- - , . . -
MADEIRA 5! MILLINERY SCHOOL; private
classes; hats trimmed; remodeling a specialty.
972 Eddy st. \u25a0 - .-
. WANTED— Experienced girls • for • bindery; fold-
ers . and sewers. HICKS-JUDD .' CO., 270
Valencia at. \u25a0 .„...« , -
FINISHERS wanted on tailoring; one who un-
derstands buttonholes. 'Apply 3376 16th St.,
1 \u25a0 near Church. \u25a0
WANTED— Teacher for district school. Addresa
, BOTNTON, First National ; Bank building.
" Berkeley. \u25a0 \u25a0 .\u25a0\u25a0...
\u25a0 WANTED— Experienced salesladies; must speak
Spanish. Gall Mission Dept. Store, 2035 Mis-
. slon at. \u25a0 '
WANTED— Experienced salesladies; must speak
French. • Call Mission Dept. Store, 2635 Mis-
\u25a0 . slon st. * *
A NEAT girl to assist in light housework and
care for paby: wages $20.. 120 Pierce, apt. 1.
WANTED — Girl for general housework; wages
$20. 2410 Harrison st., bet. 20th «nd 21st.
THREE pants finishers; also . advanced appren-
tice. 2022 Sutter St.. room 16, upstairs.-
THREE pants finishers; also advanced appren-
tice. 2022 Sutter St.. room 16. upstairs.
- LADIES to learn to new on furs; wages; also
seamstress. 531 16th st., Oakland...-
WANTED — A middle-aged ,lady to do general
housework. 830 Broadway, ' Oakland. - • '.'
FINISHERS and apprentices on pants;:, steady
work: good pay. 1816 Post st. , . ...
A GIRL for genewl housework -and plain cook-
Ing. • 1824 'Buchanan st. , \u25a0**.
• A GIRL for general house work and plain cook-
Ing. 1524 Buchanan st. .-:•. . :\u25a0
A GOOD girl for lunch ,' waitress; good pay.
1527 Folsom st. •
BARBERS AXD SUPPLIES .
i "-\u25a0 \u25a0: .-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0•'\u25a0 ' \u25a0
BARKER CHAIRS.
BARKER FURNITURE.
BARKER VIBRATORS.
i BARKER HAIR'; DRYERS. .;
The Barker, patent Philadelphia barber chair '
\u25a0 has no equal In beauty of - design, having new
features that the public will appreciate and pat-
ranlze Its users, proving it a big money getter.
: TO SEE IT IS TO WANT IT '
, \u25a0...,\u25a0,,.'\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 +
It la sold direct, upon easiest of easy terms.
Barker furniture has originality and beauty
; combined, yet inexpensive. .
, BARKER VIBRATORS, - .
THE WORLD'S STANDARD.
! Barker electrically heated \u25a0 hand \u25a0 hair dryers.
Customers say: "How did you do without it?".
BARKER'S GOODS ARE! MONEY-MAKERS.
BARKER SAVES YOU. MONEY. .
Barker's plants are tbe largest in the world.
, iPiiii - JAMES -BARKER.
\u25a0 1870 SUTTER STREET.
" 'I- - •••' NEAR , VAN NESS AVENUE. \u25a0"\u25a0 :'- > "
:- MR. DRAKE. Manager, y ..
BARBERS— Now is the time to buy - the ; best
barber chairs on the market. •" Owing to, -the
rapid advance in raw- materials and labor th«
KOKEN BARBER CHAIRS will advance Jn
price, very shortly. We; have a fair stock on
hand at present, which we \u25ba. will, continue- to
sell at the old figures. . They , will not : last
long. If you are In tbe market.' for chairs call
atd make reservation at once.- "
DO IT TODAY, .or y»n may be too late.
Yon know the. KOKEN CHAIRS - are the
BEST, or we would not sell them; Just \u25a0, the
same as any other article in ou; line. It must
be the STANDARD or we • cannot HANDLE
IT.
YOU KNOW' the DECKET.MAN QUALITY:
that is what yon WANT. Then you know you
are getting the BEST. .... \u25a0 . - ;
We have no branch house In Sacramento or
elsewhere. Send all orders direct to DECK-
ELM AN BROS.. INC. : , Barbers' Supplies. 072-
978 7th St.. Oakland, Cal. -: .
BARBERS, attention— We are overstocked with
mirror cases and bafber chairs: we need ready
cash: we offer, a liberal discount for 10 days:
on mirror cases. 15 per cent off: on harber
chairs, 10 per cent off; barbers wishing to buy
or fit np shop, see ns; largest discount offered
since the flre. Pacific Barbers' Supply Co.. SOS
\u25a0 Van .Ness -'aye. - . . . . •\u25a0'- ..'. .• . ". '\u25a0 ' .
A WISE TIP TO BARBERS:-.
Before buying furniture -or supplies. 1 call at
' RTOI.TZ'S, 1535 Flllmore st,;' or at warehouse.
2211 Bush St., where you can -bo best suited, as
we carry largest stock - : and j the best as-
sortment on : tbe coast. ?' . \u25a0' '
2-CHAIR barber shop and cigar stand -and fur-
nished housekeeping room for sale; price $12.'>;
. must be sold, at once. \u25a0 Coleman • Exchange.
1237 McAlllwter st. ..'•
2-CHAIR barber shop and. cigar sjand and fur-
nished housekeeping room for, sale: price $l."> 0;
must be sold- Fcb, 1; going East. 414 Pa-
clflc ft. \u25a0 \u25a0- - ',-'..
2-CHAIR bnrber shoo and cigar stand for. sale;
price $125: must be sold: -sacrifice." Particu-
larg with COLEAIAN'S, 1237 McAllister St..
WANTED — Two experienced barbors: hotel shop:
. write particulars and wßges- wantod. Address,
Palace Barber Shop. Uklah. Cal.. \u25a0 . j
GOOD barber wants permanent situation; disen-
gag.nl. Particulars. EDMONDSON. 2304
Roosevelt aye., Berkeley. .. : . . :'
BOOTBLACK — Good " wages.- Saratoga Baths.
Park ave., , cor. Ilollis st., Emeryville, Oakland
.race track." * . "\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0• •;\u25a0;-. / '-\u25a0:\u25a0\u25a0
BARBER shop, 2 chairs, for pale cheap on ac-
count of sickness. ANDRE," 957 Franklin St..
Oakland. \u25a0 '-'. r . r
FOR .sale — 2-chai* bnrher- shop: 2 furnished
rooms; $200; rent $15. 3317 17th St., near
'\u25a0 Mission: \u25a0\u25a0•;\u25a0•. ; . ; ' ... \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 . " ,-\u25a0. .
TWO-CHAIR harber:shop: must be sold: sacri-
fice. COLEMAN'S EXCHANGE, 1237 McAllis-
ter Ft. \u25a0.."."\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 ; ..." :\u25a0.. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0- \u25a0'\u25a0• '"\u25a0 ." ;*-\u25a0' - -f-'. \u25a0\u25a0-;\u25a0.\u25a0-
FOR", sale — Smnll barlffr^. shop: no .'opposition;
-•v price $100.'. Apply barber; shup,- Oakley, Cal. >
FOR sale— A 2-chalr barber \u25a0 shop. - Address L.
. BECK. 700 L st.. Sacramento. Cal.. ,
GOOD . corner: " snltable '*, for . barber . shop: . rent
$30. . Apply. 503 Anhbury st. . .. -
BARBER-- wanted:.^ must be first class; short
-\u25a0 hours. ;SI Sacramento st. . \u25a0 : - : -' . '
BARBER \u25a0 wanted; steady. BALTIMORE
BATHS. '; 112,1- Geary st. " '- \u25a0 " .
SPACE for bootblack to let In front of saloon.
Inquire ' 1517 < Pine st: ~ ,
WANTF.D— A flrst-class barber. 1640 Market
St., Oakland.- \u25a0..' , .-
WANTED— Good and steady barber at 424 11th
St.. Oakland. \u25a0\u25a0 r .^-
, JHELP WAXTED— MaIe . v. :
i RED CROSS EMPLOYMENT CO.. -
COS Clay st. Phone Temporary 1310. S. F.. Cal.
. Our -lodging-house- open- day \u25a0 and night; ISO
• beds, 25c and 30c per, night.* - .
Cook. -French restaurant. $17.50 week
-Teamsters, near city;;. "TV" .T'.lTlTiV". .'.s2.6o day
Drillers, rockmen," headermen.^ powdermen.-V'- r
machine men, .\u25a0.';..•;.%.'..'. ..*; 53.50 to $2. 50 day
\u25a0 ' laborers,' city.-. v . : . :•.'.'* :..-.:.. . :': . . .$2.50 day
Pruncrs,.vlneyard..........s2-.50 day. board $4
NOTICE—^AII - miners ' and 'j underground ' laborers
are requested to stay away from ' Grass 'Valley
"Mining District, as -a strike *- Is «on * by- the
'. • Grass Valley • Miners' ; Union .- No. \u25a0 00. • Western
,-: Federation: of Miners. 1^ for eight \u25a0hours.' --• \u25a0' = -.- -
-JOHNTREMBY.- President. ' '
T.J. STEWART. Rec. Sec. -;.'.. •
WANTED—Errand boys. "Apply -to General Man-
ager, ' NATHAN-DOHRSIANN ? CO., ID2O-1550
' ' Vau - Ness aye. .^' - \u25a0 • - .
BOTS. wanted;, over 14 r years '„ lot age;;, good
wages. .Apply 15G1. Bushi at. / .- . \
HELP WANTED— MaIt — ContlnoeJ
. MURRAY &" READY. .
• Leading"- Employment and Labor Agents,
Formerly. G34-G36 Clay st.,' S. *\u0084
. \u25a0 Now located at
11TH AND ! MARKET STS.,
- San Franeisfco.
' Phone Sjmjclhl 658.
:. . 469 6TH ST.. OAKLAND.
1"7-129 S. Lo«" Angeles st.. 1 LosAngeies.
. AGAIN— SOUTH.
. ' '- FREE FARF..
NORTH— FREE FARE. j
. SISKIYOU AND SHASTA.
. C. N. E. -R. R.
. . -, AND SOUTH \^.'a
MERCED— FRESNO— BAKERSFIELD
DISTRICTS.
O -S.R. R.— KREE FARE.
X. V.- RV R — FREK FARE.
• Riparla and Lewiston. •
5000 teamsters, drillers, rockmen. trackmen,
laborers, etc. FREE ~FA RE. - - " _ _-_
MURRAY 4; READY. .11TH AND MARKET
STS.. S. F. 469 6tb st.. Oakland.
DON'T FORGET.
350 BEDS AT HOME.
". .TO SAN FRANCISCO TO SLEEP .
MURRAY & READY have opened their first
.workingmen's . lodstng-house - with 3^o^ bed ls.
10th and Market sts.. Ban Francisco, and the
price is only 25c per night. We are going to
do I something else for you.
STEAMER SAILS TODAY.
MENDOCINO COUNTY.
FREE FARE.
1 MENDOCINO CODXTY.
. WORK-YEAR-ROUND .
/ 50 • laborers. -no experience required, for the
mills, yards and woods: Mendoclno and Hum-
bold f Co.; $35 to $45 and «.: FREE FARE.
10 tree fellers,. $75 to $80; . FREE FARE.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Kteam shovel engineer. $150.
Gasoline engineer, R. R. camp, $90
Lathe hand machinist, gold mine. $3.50 day.
Roustabout and rock breaker, mine. 5• 5.
Night watchman and oil fireman jKOud fd.
10 laborers, warehouse work, $2.75 day.
2 sheepherders. $30 and found; 2 teamsters,
same ranch. H s35 D .nd G found^ oHT
COMPANY JOB
IV TOWN*
,85 laborers for handling freight, steadywork.
$2.50 to 52.75 day. 40c hour OTertlme. free car
fare to and from your work mornln? and night.
MARRIED HELP.
Janitor and wife, $60 ' and v found: choreman
and wife, $65 and found, boss here; waiter
and wife, $50 and found. .; \u0084'
COOKS AND OTHERS.
Chef cook, restaurant, country, $,0 and found.
Short order and secojid cooks, $15 week.
Porter and tend bar. $30 and found.
MURRAY & READY, 11th and Market ats.,
San Francisco; 469 6th St.. Oakland.
A MAN hustler for this offlce. MURRAY &
READY, 469 6th St., Oakland.
KREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
' If" you want- help of any kind, mala, of
female, telephone J. C. Westenburg, supt ot
the Whosoever Will Rescue Mission and New
Merit Home Free Employment Bureau. 366 9th
st. Telephone Oaklan.l £203. "
WANTED— Man for general work about a pri- j
vate place in San Francisco; must be careful
, drirer- and understand care of horses: smnll
garden. Address box 2253, Call, Oakland,
giving fall particulars, references and wages
desired. . - ,
MAN to worfin store; one accustomed to re-
ceive by phone, checking up orders, correct at
figures and of good habits. Address In own
' writing, giving age. references and experience
and salary expected. P. O. box 62. Oakland.
RAILWAY . mail service offers splendid oopor-
tunltles to young men; entrance salary $S00:
promotion -to right parties. See immediately
. N. H. OLIVER about preparing for examina-
tion. | 724 Market St.. fl a. m. to 6 p.m . - "
TRAVELER acquainted, with saloon trade in
Northern California and Nevada to represent
wholesale cigar firm with established trade
in above territory. Address. - giving experience
and, references, box 62. Call offlce.
MEN and boys, plumbing and bricklaying . trade
?«ya $5 to $8 per day; we teach yon by prac-
lcal Instruction In 3 months; position irnar-
anteed; I free catalogue. Coyne Trade School.
4975 Easton aye.. St. Louis. Mo. -
i WANTED-; — Yonng men to learn telegraphy and
\u25a0 railroad acconntlng: salaries $80 to $90 a
month; railroads will take all oar graduate*.
A ddreiw. Morse College ot Telegraphy. 300
12th st. Oakland.- ; . -
MEN wanted— To learn the barber trade In 8
- weeks; special Inducements to those entering
bow; . situations guaranteed. For particu-
lars call or address MOLER COLLEGE. 8-10-
12 Fell st. - . \u25a0-.
INVENTORS — Patents obtained in the United
States and other countries: specinl department
for the sale of patents. SONNTAG'S Patent
Agency, 1122 Market st.. opp. 7th. -
WANTED — Young man about 18 years old for
cec»ral - offlce work In a largo retail bouse;
good opportunity for advancement. Box 1111.,/
\u25a0 Call.- 1651 Flllmore st. " ' ' -tf
SINGLE rooms 25 cts. a night. $1.50 to $2.30
week. - St. - George. Stb and Howard ats.
WANTED — Young -men about 20- years of age for
clerical* positions; good prospects for advance-
ment. Apply to Gpnpral Manager. XATIIAX-
DOHRMAXX CO.. 1320-1550 Van Ness jive.
BOY- wanted In offlceof wholesale house: must
have grammar school education -and live home
with his parents; state age and answer in own
handwriting. Box 60. Call offlce. \
WANTED— Kxperlencrd salesman for gents' fur-
nish ing -goods to "take: charge of department:
. city references required;' good- wages. Ad-
dre'sa Y.'Z.. Call office.
WANTED— Three first-class newspaper solicit-
ors; $18 a week salary. Apply Monday morn,
ing A. J. HALL. 232 Delbert block. Van Ness
aye. at O'Farrell st.
WILLING boy wanted, as assistant In Iron and
steel warehouse.; snlendid chance for ndvance-
' ment. Applr at ABNER DOBLE CO., Fremont
. and, Howard sts. " .. \u25a0 •\u25a0"
ASSISTANT In dental laboratory: steady era-
ployment: must be n eood vulcanite workman.
. FRANCIS LA CHAPELLE. Page, nr Flllmore.
BOY wanted: 1R years .old: steady advance-
ment: references required. HENRY LYONS &
SONS. - 1322 Van New Kve., above Putter st.
WANTED — Lumber handler". Inspectors - an«i tal-
lymen. Apply to division, storekeeper. South-
ern Pacific Company, West Oakland.
.WANTED — Steady man experienced .with horses
to drive ose-bome deiirerr waiion and take
care of horse. Box 1474. Call of flee.
WANTED— Youne man. about 10 or IS years
old. eood at figures, to assist at offlce work.
M YSBLL- ROLLINS. 22 Clay st.
WANTED — Boy about 13- to work In grocery and
: take care of horses. •- Apply, to F. G." EICK-
IIORST & CO.. 3101 Pierce at. :
MAN wanted to help rln lunch house and wait
on tables: experience not necessary. Apply
2000 Dupont St.. cor. Francisco.
WANTED — 1200 'men to fIU ' beds • at \lsc per
Btcbt Bt tbr Phoenix. t'iS Howard at., be-
tween 4 tli and 6th. " "
. bELL lots in new subdivision; good proposition;
-quick sales; SIOO to $200 weekly. Call room
17. »185 Bush st. ,
BOY wanted as nsslstant In shipping depart-
ment. Apply ABNER . DOBLE CO.. Fremont
and Howard sts.-y^'^J; . .
APPISENTICK boy wanted Irf blacksmith shop.
Apply at ABNER DOBLE CO., Fremont and
- Howarfl sts. • /
APPRKNTICK boy wanted in machine shop. Ap-
ply at ABNER DOBLK CO.. Fremont an<l
Iloward Htn.
WANTED— Good material clerk that can operate
Remington, typewriter. Apply room 876, James
Flood bldg.
WANTED — 100 men to till new. clean rooms;
25c. 35". 50c 'night. 550 Jessie St.. off 6th.
•. . near Market. - -
EXPERIENCED salesman for domestics and dra-
B?rle». Ai-ply .superintendent's offlce. The
mporlum. . . •
WANVKD — MUt raen to fill beds'al 15c per olgfct
at the Phoenix. S2S Howard st.. b«tweea 4tß
and Bth. . • .
WANTED — Neat-appearing boy about 16 or 17
years old.- Call room 61. 47S 14th st.. Oak-
land.; "<S
CASHBOYS wanted; $3 per week. Apply AVhite
House. NW. corner Van Ness aye. and Pine st.
LABOR debts collected anywnere: suits and < at-
- taebments. ,- Knox. 2352 Pine it. nr. FUlmore.
BAILORS and ordinaries for all parts of world.
at Herman's Shipping Agency. 45 Stenart st.
WANTED — Shoemaker to do repairing. BINNE-
: WEG'S shoe store. 830 Broadway. Oakland.
WANTED— A good, all-around jeweler. "Apply to
J. N. PH1LL1P5., 627.1 St.. Sacramento. Cal.
ALBRIGHT boy for. offlce work: $20 per month
to begin. Call at room 402. Kohl building.
A' NON-UNION plumber and litter wants work
\u25a0In city. or. country. , Box 1790." Call olflce. . '
WANTED— Cash boys. $5 a week. .Apply S. N.
\u2666 WOOD & CO.. Flllmore and EUls sta. \u25a0-.
WANTED^ — Architectural draughtsaian and struc-
;; tural engineer. ' Box 67.. Ca1l office. .
CASH - boys wanted. Apply at *S. >". . WOOD &
.. :-' CO.'S 'with permit ; wagea $T>. - \u0084-\u25a0 ;-. \u0084
WANTED— A i young man-. to. drive and work In
.-grocery store. 435 3d st. • ' .
WANTED^-Aj young; man to drive and work In
grocery store. 4-V> 3d st, : . ;
WANTED— First-class "tailor on coats. 13C2
Webster, st.. rooms 1-2."
i EI^ECTRICAL ; workers wanted; $5 per day; S
hours.- ;IT)2 112tU: st..' \u25a0* - •-\u25a0-\u25a0
SOLICITORS- for printing , offlce. 1542% 15th
-- St.. 'below "-Mission.'.-' ...... ....
SO^TYPEWORKERS: at:;is2. 12th- St.; $5 per
'- <Iay:;8 hours. ..•;'•:\u25a0; r -\u25a0\u25a0•"\u25a0 \u25a0".*\u25a0..'--.. /
EXPERIENCED wrapper. 'Apply at S. : N.
BHUKS "- repaired > while yon ; watt. Cut * Rat* •
, 6hoe i Repairing Co^ 13 . Bth : at; seat • Market.-
aAJ^SJIEX^A^gg- .
SALESMEN wanted-T^ree^^ £g»*
for. our. new County. oonw nn J _^.'', vr Te.v» are a
• Surreys of California. .T. Tn * s .f t , figures and
splendid compilation «* ™ Talue. Counties
drawingg and ,of w "nferW w , atJona
and towns, are fully £»'"/ pj^iy shown an.l
of each are given: "^,'X shown; Con-
distance, between all sta hbbmu ninnbeml and
gresslunal d strlcts X^atures are too
populations given Ot^ SD leVuiW opportunity
numerous to mention. -A *Pl"P l "g A i2s & C 0 .%
for energetic men. BAM. JiL - . _
Chicago. Hl*. __~
calvvassers waxtep.
A-LADY canvasser, wanted: salary and com-
FURMTURE FOB SALJB
AA^ E^lng^^t^oldl
m 00 Chl ff o^. CX.C K. rcnt>...m g
$S5 00 Bureaus, cut to '.".* IS o<>
. $26 00 Dressers, cut to „ „
$4 50 Iron Beds, cut *«£-;£*?;: j2j 2 00
wta^roak^fc ffis."~ » <* S
$4 5(1 Irou Beds.' cut t0...... $3 w
$l 5 ?w^3ftSifi^f&g&*
2115 Fillmore st.
reaus. $14 and $15: complete stoefc.
pi-bviti'RE — FURNITTJRB-
At F^T^rl«.: can be bongh t jjt the only ,
N. Y. rufnltnre House on Flllmore at. Dec
Bacramento and Clay.
FISHER & BERNSTEIN W.^n-~.~™** -Jjg*
, furnltnre. stores, ranges: f°°4». "^"r Sir*
exchanged. 3312-331 ft Mlwlon st.. near 2gta.
HIOH-BACK. cne-seat chairs. 75c •« fl^ o °J. < !«
Gate VaUay Fnrnltnr* Company. lw» uaioa
street. _______——
JUST like finding fnri«ltnre^ Re moTal sale now
on at Home Fur. Co.. 267 Church at., nr. M*t.
A. KNIGHT, ready for business: , bay »- ""L I *.??*
and gd-hand furniture. 629 Valencia, nr. ISth.
WINDOW shades, all cojor^ and stees. S3c np j
Smyrna ruga. $1. TOWET. 257 Church at.
J H WILEY. 650-««l-««3 14th it., nwr Market
and Church— Furniture, good and cheap.
FURNITURE, bedrtln*: all new: low prices.
Comer 11th and Franklin «t».. Oakland.
810 stock new and nsed fnrnltrfre. McREA
FURNITURE CO.. \u25a0 1350 A Webster *t.
HAYFS. *S6. nr. Octnvla— M-tttine I£. lroa b«l»
$1.50. oak bcrean $9. No. T stove $10.
A. W. VANCE. 1426 Geary st.: furniture; every-.,
OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALB
SPECIAL day fcr bargains la fnrnlture. H.
PCHKT.T.nAAS. 11th «».. iwtw «tor» I _O^fc2*l!2.
FCRXITI'RE W'AXTED -'
PHONE PARK 860.
Atlas Furniture and Auction Co. wanU an kind*
of furniture, carpets, pictures, pianos, merchan-
dise: price no o&Ject: mint have goods. 1140-
4B M>Allt«ter »t.. be*. Finmor» and W»b-t«r.
BAMBOO FVKMTUKE
(UNDER the Bamboo Tree) Tables, chairs, bu-
reaus. HAYASHI. 2100 V; Sntter st.
BAMBOO femiture- factory: also Japanes* Unae.
S T»r*S*»CA. tAI9 T^«>w»»'' \u25a0*.
FURNITURE POLISHERS
INTERIOR wood staining, antique and mod»ra.
L. A. Morelli Co.. 1441 Ellin: phony West 4538.
\u25a0_\u25a0 - DRESSMAKING
ACCORDION PLFJVTINO.
SIDE AND FANCY DRESS PLEATING.
Buchlng. buttons made, pinking, sunburst sk!rt»
• pleated. Cal. Pleating Co.. 1 1624 California St..
between Van Ness aye. and Post st.
ACCORDION, knife and sunburst pleating, but-
tonholes and buttons made at --Stewart's Llalajc
and Notion Store. 1213 Post St.. nrar Van Nest
aye.; formerly of Taylo» st.
McDOWELL'S Dressmaklns and Millinery School.-
1215 Post St.. near Van Ness. Branch 101S
Washington st.. Oakland: patterns cut to order.
SUNBURST, accordion, knife-plea ttnz. buttons,
buttonholes. lining, notions; man orders sollr-
Ited. STKKT.F.'S. 1420 Post: nhone We«t W4«».
DRESSMAKIXr, AXD MILLI.VERY
MRS. O. B. COVVERSE. mll'.fnery; ladlea*
gowns, silk skirts. 13flfl Ellis st.
.\*;_'^_ ; FURS \u25a0 " _
CHARLES BERWIN.- manufacturing furrier, for-
merly of 110 .Kearny s-t.. now at 1330 Vaa
Ness aye.. above Sutter st. '
G. -BARE, furrier., formerly. Lacbmao & C 0... now
' 1515 Bush St.. cor. \u25a0 Van Ness aye.. , upstair*.
B. KANTNER. manufacturing furrier, formerry
122 Stockton St.. now 2000 Sntter. rooms 1-2-
BRUCKNER'S fur store, formerly 10 Grant aye..
now located 1123 Van Ness aye.. nr. Geary.
GASSNER. the furrier, formerly 110 Kearny St..
now 1524 Bnsh at., adjoining I. Magnln A Co.
LOFSTAD * EVANS Unc.). furriers, now located
at IfiS2 Cntiforrila \u25a0»».. below Yon Nesn >t«.
------- :..'\u25a0- SEWIXG MACHIXES
DOMESTIC— Rest, cheapest: all clods rented,
repaired, exchanged : needles and supplies for
all makes. J. W. Evans. »*ent. 165S O'Far-
rell st.. near Flllmore: nnone West 3(501.
SINCER and Wheeler ft Wilson sold only bf
Singer Sewing Machine Co. A. C. BROWN.
selling agent. Good second-band machines $3»
$10 and $15. . 351 McAllister st.
NATIONAL Automatic. White, Standard, other
makes, rented, repatrec. etc. f. S. • COHEN'S
SONS. Phone West 5701. 161R O'FarreH st.
SINGER. Wheeler 3c Wlbon store, permanently
located 2507 Market st.. nr. 15th: supplies: ra»- -
thine* rented, repaired. Phone Special 117 T.
WILLCOX & GIBBS Sewing Machine Company
located at 724 Turk at., near Van Ness a»e.:
msnrfactiirerw of the gentrloe automatic.
SPECIAL on Singers. White. Dom.. New Home,
new drop-beads. $19.50: rented, repaired. 8280
224. bet. Mission and Valencia sts. -
MKW Home office. 140S Van Ness avo.: k-l-ond-
hand marhine<«. $10 to $13; secoadClas*.
*to f.n -tn t->4..in ,-
TV mVRITERS AXD SPPPUES
ALEXANDER & CO. typewriters; all makes
rented. Including Smith- Premier; desks,
chairs, etc.: ask for price* partly nsed ma-
chines. ALEXANDER. IS2O FUlmor* .St.;
nhone West 6258.
WALTSR A. BCOTT. 1811 Filliaore St.. phone
Wrst 2093: also 523 Market St.; CblnmbU Vis-
ible: chairs, ribbons, numbered rmner. carbon:
expert repairs; rentals; desks, $7. 50.
STEAUNS" Vlstblp Typewriter, the only vlstbls
with decimal . tabulator: also. 2d-hand. all
makes; rentals and repairs. The Typewrlto-
rinm. 1724 Flllmore st. \
THF TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE is now at
1011 Golden Gate are., with a fall stock of sU
kinds of typewriters at regular prices: rentals
and supplies. :
S25 — TIMS only flrst-elaw typewriter at a low
price. Postal )Trnewrlter.-) Trnewr1ter.-2 < Cfi 24th at.. S. s*.
PACIFIC Typewriter Co. — Sun Visible. *40 and
*75. SB. corner Fillmcre snd Knsh. S<l f!o<>c.
JEWELERS .-...*
F. T* COOK — Jewelry, clocks, silverware, sta-
tionery and notions: formerly of 1712 Martet
st. now permanently located at R39 Goldea
Gate aye.. opposite Jefferson Square.
M. PINEGOLD. first rlass diamond setter. Jew-
eler; establishment 10 years. 222 Elm aye. •
A. L. OTT. formerly Id Geary st.. now lOCS
O'Farrell — Jeweler and diamond s»tter.
A master tneefcnntf — TOM BURNS. Tb» Watch
Expert. ••'142!>, Ellis st.. near Bnchanan.
SAXITAKI V M S
AT DR. JUILLY'S SANITARIUM, confinement
with, 10 days' care. $30 to $60. 2504 Howard;
phone Special 1.1. Training school for nurses.
M ?T S ' D^i«^ C ? EXEB - Clllfonil > Confinement
Home. 2012 Folsoid st..nr 16th: separate rooms
for natients: bent rare: Terr rwwmW* terms.
1\ ' PAIXTIXG /
UNITED PAINTINO CO.. contrTct work; paiat-
iag. paperhangln*. decorating, tlntlac: satla-
faction guaranteed. ott4 McAllister st!
n st A'>l2S-.wSggA '>12S-.wSggS ra 151 5S > YdV d . at l^H.BaeluM.
WIXDOW SHADES
COLLINS & FARRELL— WlnUo^~saades. mat-
- t7,*S? t l Il V r iJ :tr »et \u25a0 elewilßg. 4fe Ivy are. .
AD y A C <CCE wlndow rtade factory. Orders fllled
at short notice. OEO. WALCOLM. (tn -Rrfc it.
HA\D.PAI\TED> CniXA
D^« N at.- C TI??^ S ' lp^ y fjtore. 739-781 McAIUs-
J^l i. f l^^. on p »ciflc Coast; devoted ex-
clnsWely to white china and supplies.
__KJEGILDIXG PICTURE FRAMES •'\u0084.'
_maker. 162S Bust> st.. negr Franklin.
'-"---'\u25a0\u25a0• MILLIXERY •
' LADIES' TAILORS ,
LO r£n S^^ TEUiI - files' tailoring, formerly
Donohoe bldg., now 1304 Post. , .«*' -yZSZu y .

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