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12
FAIRMONT HOTEL'S
CHIMNEY AFIRE
;A -large crowd climbed Telegraph
hill last night supposing that the Fair
mont Hotel was again on fire. At 7:30
o'clock an alarm was turned In from
box 23 In front of that hostelry, but
•when engine 3 from Pine and Lar
kin streets arrived, it was found that
the blaze, which lighted up the whole
sky. came from a chimney in which the
soot was or. fire and that no damage
was being done. This is the third alarm
which has been turned in from this
iox since the April fire and each time
the crew of engine 3, after the
hard run up the hill, has put out the
fire with small loss.
MEETING NOTICES
A. and A. S. R. of Free Masonry — 4_£ '
Ren Francisco Lodge of Perfection Ysf
No. 1, fourteenth degree FRIIDAY. _a
February S. 1907, at S p. m.. King ff\
Solomon's Tempi*. 1739 Fillmore /5*A
et. HENRY ASCROFT. /«*/!&
Secretary. './J^%\\
2220 Point Lobos aye. y*C___J'V
CALIFORNIA Commandery *o. 1. K. T. *__*•
—Stated assembly THIS (FRIDAY* P»j
EVENING at 7:30 o'clock. Albert Pike UM
Memorial Temple. 1559 Geary st. Order
of the tempi*. All fraters cordially Invited.
PHINEAS F. FERGUSON. Commander.
WILLIAM R. JOST. Recorder.
LA PARFAITE Union Lodge No. 17. jl
F. &; A. M.— Called meeting at King A\
Solomon's TernpJe, 1739 Fillmore st.. yWy
THIS <FRIDAY> EVENING. Febru- /V/\
arj- 8, 1907. at S o'clock. First de- ' \u25bc \
gree. By order of the W. M.
P. ST. JULLIEN. Secretary.
MISSION Lodge No. 169. F. & A. M. fl
Officers and members are hereby noti- ff\
fled to attend the funeral of our late VnV
brother. HARVEY C. SOMERS. from /Vsr\
the hall of ttis lodge. FRIDAY. Feb. ' \u25bc X
8. at 10:30 a. m. By order of the W. M.
FRANK W. SMITH. Secy.
AMITY Lodge No. 370. F. _ A. M.. • flr '
Mission Masonic Temple — Special ff\
meeting THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING >/&_*
at 7:30 o'clock. Third degree. /V^\
ARCHER B. CLAEK. Secretary. ' \u25bc \
JEWEL Lodce No. 374, F. and A. M. «
Stated meeting TODAY (FRIDAY) at ff\
1 :30 p. m. *^r(£w
R. C. JOHNSON, /\3A
S Secretary. ' \u25bc \
TEMPLAR P.ebekah Uwlee No. 19, 4g%sn2**s,
100 F.— Will '.!\u25a0\u25a0'.': its. rr^-nlsr St&JgFS;*-
meeting on SATURDAY EVEN-
ING, February 9. at Polito Hall.
No 3265 16th ft. A nut social, for members
of the order only. On SATURDAY, February
116. there will be a heart social. Members
come and bring your friends.
APOLLO Lodge No. 123. I. O. O. .^g-'.'?^
T.— Firft decree THIS (FRI- ->-6^~2s_e
DAY> NIGHT. Veterans- Hall.
• 431 Dubore aye.. 6 o'clock sharp. "j*™*^.
All eligible cordially invited.
R. 11. OEMENT. N. G.
W. F. NORCROSS,. Recording Secretary.
GKAND LODGE I. O. O. F.. of
tbe State of California— The
Gracd Lodge. I. O. O. F., of
the State of California, at the s*f* . .
annual sewion held June 5-9. 1906. adopted
the following resolution:
Resolved, That neither the Grand Lodge, nor
any lodge under its Jurisdiction, v. or will
b* responsible, pecuniarily or otherwise, for
any business corporation or association that
uses the name of the order.
H. D. RICHARDSON. Grand Secretary.
EUREKA Lodge No. 9, K. of P., <£&
3265 16th st.. meets THIS (FRI- *7_|T|
DAY EVENING. Will confer
Knight rank (long form) on seven «»~:£_ / >£X.
esquires. Our Pythian duty requires "*<s<ls&
all members to be present Visit- *
ing brothers always welcom*.
STEVE O'CONNOR. C. C.
GEORGE H. BRODERSON. X of R. _ S.
MISSION Chapter No. 153. Order of Eastern
Star — Officer* and members are hereby notified
to attend tb«> funeral of our late brother,
HARVEY CURTIS SOMERS, TODAY (FRI-
DAY* at 11 o'clock, from Mission Masonic
Temple. 2C68 Mission Bt. By order of the W.
M. JOSEPHINE C. BACKUS. Secretary.
THE annual meeting of the Scottish Rite Tem-
ple Association of San Francisco will be held
on TUESDAY. February 12, 1907. at 8 o'clock
p. m.. at 1230 Geary st, San Francisco, CaL
By order of the president.
JAMES A. WILSON, Secretary.
AMERICAN Shipmasters' Association of the Pa-
clflc Coast— There will be a meeting of Im-
portance to members at Engineers' Hall, 45
Steuart st. THIS EVENING at 7:30 o'clock.
ALEX BERGMAN. Secretary.
CEMENT Workers, notice — Smoker will be held
at Dolores Hall. 16th and Dolores sts., SAT-
URDAY EVENING. February 9.
NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
NORTHWESTERN PACIFIC BAIL-
ROAD COMPANY.
A special meeting of the stockholders of the
Northwestern Pacific Railroad Company will
be held at the office of the company, in room
1043 la the James Flood Building, at S7O Mar-
ket 6treet In the city and county of San Fran-
cisco. In the State of California, the same be-
ing the principal place of business of said cor-
I noration. and being the building where the
Beard of Directors of said corporation usually
meet, on the 12th day of March, 1907, at the
hour of 12 o'clock noon, to consider and act
upon th* proposition to create a bonded Indebt-
edness of said corporation, to the amount In
the aggregate of thirty-five million dollars
<$55.000.000> is gold coin of tie United States
(a portion of which is to be used in retiring
existing bonded indebtedness), and to Increase
the bonded Indebtedness of said corporation up
to the amount, in the aggregate, of thirty-
five million dollars ($S5.000.000) In gold coin
of the United States, and to secure the said
proposed bonded Indebtedness by a mortgage or
deed of trust upon the railroads, franchises
«nd property of the company now owned or
% fcereafter acquired, and the income thereof, or
rueb part thereof as may be prescribed In the
mortgage or deed of trust: and to determine
tbe form and terms of said bonds and mort-
p»ce or deed of trust and to authorize the
Board of Directors to take all such action as
they may deem, necessary or expedient In the
premises.
Dated the Bth day of January. 1907.
By order of the Board of Directors.
J. L. WILLCUTT.
Secretary of the Northwestern Pacific Railroad
O>mp«ny.
E. E. CALVIN.
WILLIAM F. HERRIIt,
WILLIAM HOOD.
N. T. SMITH.
P. F. DUNNE.
A. H. PAYSON.
T.. S. PILLSBURY.
EDWARD CHAMBERS.
W. A. BISSELL,
Directors of said Northwestern Pacific Rail-
road Company.
ONLY LOCAL MANUFACTURERS.
B. PASQUALE CO..
1100 WEBSTER. COB, TURK.
PHONE WEST 498.
ARMY. NAVY. SOCIETY GOODS.
BEGAUAS. FLAGS. BANNERS. "•= 'A
BADGKS. CAPS,
UNIFORMS.
. .
CHEAPEST and best la America. The Weekly
CalL |1 per year.
»- \u25a0 _sj
. ATTORNEYS
; ADVICE free— Divorce costs $12; quick and
quiet; bankruptcy, damage, attachments and
probate Batten a specialty; no fees In ad-
vance. 2128 FlUmore st, near Sacramento
room 1; open evenings.
j DIVORCE— Ooets $12; quick, quiet; advice free^
1323 Page »U near Central aye.
HABBIS _ HESS, attorneys at law. W.. T. Hess"
! Notary Public. 2053 Sutter st. near Fillmore
ROBERT W. KING, attorney at law (formerly
Examiner bldg.). 1639 Fillmore st. near Post
.- ADVICE free: divorce laws; collections, estates*
C. W. COLE. 1720 FlUmore. nr. Sutter. rm. 4.
! H. A, Krouse. 1300 Q. G. aye.. cor. Fillmore: all
cases; adv. free. Eve. 7:30-8:30; teL West 5132.
• W. A. S. NICHOLSON, attorney. 1476 Eddy, nr.
Fillmore: land titles established, probated, etc!
MARTIN STEVENS, attorney at law. 1033 Golden
Gate aye., bet Laguna and Buchanan sts.
V. J. CASTELHCN. attorney at law, 1343 Golden
Gate aye., bet Fillmore and Steiner sts.
BENJAMIN HEALEyI attorney, 1208 Golden
(Gate eve., near. Fillmore: phone West 5125.
CHAS. F. HANLON. attorney. 1752 Bush Bt.,
corner ~ Octavla; pbone West 1560. \u0084 .
\u25a0 PUBLIC .STENOGRAPHERS
MARION WALCOTT, pub. stenog.: multipraph
work gpeclalty. 1808 Butter St.. TeL Wwt 6218.
PATENTS
_EDINA World Patent Agency; agents ta
Washington aad foreign capitals; patents,
trademarks, patent law. FRANK P. MEDINA,
manager. 667 Eddy st; teL' Franklin 1460.
PATENTS guaranteed: protect your idea; gulde-
boofc free. E. E. Vrooman. box 40, < Wash. D. C.
i FRANCIS M. WBIGHT. formerly examiner U.
, S. Patent Office. 825-927 Monadnock building.
1 CAB_OS. P. GKlFFlN— Patents: late examiner ta
O_U?atest .Office; . UL-Pase 6021. -COO -Flllmors
I PENSIONS , '\u25a0-'\u25a0
PENSION attorney iE. A. BULLIS, 1541 Stelner
et ; past commander Thomas * Post ! G. A."5 R, '
PENSIONS, extra pay. etcl Write L. M. SHER-
WOOD. 2751 Filbert st.. San Franclaco.
_ p HysicIAXS •. -.. _
DR. WONG HIM.
UERB DOCTOR.
Permam-ntly Located
125S O'Farrell t-t.. bet. Gough and Octavla.
A— Announcement— DE. F. C. KECK returned
from the East and resumed his practice. 998
Eteiner St.. cor. McAllister. Hours 2-4 p. in.
SEE MAIN CHY.
Chinese Tea and Herb Sanitarium.
355 7th tst. Oakland. -
DR. SAMUEL W. MEANS has resumed pra?-
tice. DWbert block, corner Van Ness aye. and
I O'Farrell st.
DR. V. F. WEST, formerly of 511 A Leaven-
wortb St., is now at 1115 McAllister. Phone
Park 722. _f
H. A. HESS. M. D. (Pacific Hospital Surgeon)—
Office hours, 1 to 3 and 6to 7:30. 743 Hayes.
' Tel Market 2428. \u25a0 - .
DR. HAMILTON C. BOWIE, physician and sur-
geon. 2102 Market, cor. 14th. Tel. Market 2204.
DR. JOSEPH ARDENYI, physician, surceoo.
diseases of women and men. 936 McAllister.
ADVICE free; divorce lav.-g; collections; estates.
C. W. COLE, 1720 Fillmore, nr. Sutter. rm. 4.
DR. E. O. JELLINEK. Delbert block. Van Ness
and O'FarreU. Hours 1:30-4; tel. West 1520.
X-RAY AND STATIC TREATMENTS. DR. A.
S. TUCHLER. 702 Van Ness aye.; hrs. 1-3. 7-8.
DR. JOHN M. WILLIAMSON, formerly 21
Powell, now at 924 Geary; hours 2 to 4 p. in.
DR. JAMES OSBORNE. formerly Clay st. re-
sumed practice. 1178 Eddy. Tel. West 7526.
ALBERT J. ATKINS. M. D., rectal diseases.
1609 Franklin at., nr. Pine; hours 1 to 4 p. m.
DR. J. M. McDONALD, office 888 Octavla st;
phone Special 2084 ; res. phone West 2156.
DR. C. J. SCHMELZ removed to 317 Scott stj
bet. Page and Oak; telephone Park 491.
L. C. COX. M. D.. 2100 Devlsadero st. formerly
406 Sutter; electric treatments given.
DR. CHILDS. formerly &t 118 Grant aye., now
at 2038 Sntter st; tel. West 1168.
CARRIE YETTER. M. D.. 3598 18th st, now'
3398 16th st, corner Church.
DR. J. E. ARTIGUES, 2947 Fillmore st, corner
Union : hours 2 to 4 p. in.
DR. OWEN BUCKLAND— Eye, ear. nose, throat.
13S0 Sutter st; 1 to 4.
DR. W. H. GRISWOLD, 594 Eddy st, corner
Franklin: hours 10 to 4. - . -
DENTISTS
DRS. C. W. DECKER,
T. H. MORRIS,
L. T. CRANZ,
SURGEON DENTISTS,
1316 Sutter st, above Van Ness.
Rooms 1-2-3-4-5-9-10.
PAINLESS Dentistry: eet of teeth. $5; crowns,
$3; bridge work. $5; fillings, 50c; all guaran-
teed. DR. BROWN. Market. 14th and Church.
DR. U. GRANT BARTLETT. extracting special-
ist; fas given. 2103 Fillmore; hours 9 to 5.
DR. J. F. TWIST, denOot formerly Academy of
Sciences bldg., at 1476 "Eddy st nr. Fillmore.
HCCK, DR. H. C. dentist; formerly 324 Mont-
gomery aye.. now at 522 Devleadero, nr. Hayes
DRS. STICKEL & TAYLOR. Dentists, formerly
1004 Market now at 1606 Geary, mt. Fillmore
DR. L. A. WALSH, 872 McAllister, nr. Laguna.
Platinum fillings. COc; crowns, $5; plates, $7.
DR. F. KEMP VAN EE. dentist, formerly 1029^
Market et.. now at 504 Devisadero, near Fell.
HILL. DR. LUDLUM. 1443 Market St., now at
432 Webster st. near Oak; gas given.
PAINLESS Dentistry— Old established.' honest,
reliable; reasonable prices, perfect work: free
consultation. VAN VBOOM, 1501 FUlmore
st, comer O'Farrell.
DR. J. J. LEEK (formerly 1126 Market), now
524 Valencia St., bet 19th and 20th.
DR. W. A. MEYER of Callaghan building, now
2456 Market et. : Flllmore-st. cars.
DR. KNOX. dentist, 1615 Fillmore st; all work
first-class; prices low.
DR. IRA G. LEEK— AII kinds of dental work.
515 Fillmore st.. near Oak.
AUTOMOBILES
$1450 — 1906 Franklin model G; newly painted
and in fine shape.
$2000—1906 Franklin model D; paint hardly
scratched: In elegant condition; a bargain
at the price.
$1050—1905 White Steamer; lust put In Al
condition; newly painted; top lights, gen-
erator, etc: a good buy.
$850— Maswell runabout; $150 la extras; In fine
condition.
J5O0 — 1906 Oldsmoblle runabout; Al condition;
a snap.
THE E. B. TAYLOR MOTOR CAR CO..
300-302 Telegraph aye.. Oakland.
Phone Oakland 6901.
RESERVE space for your car In the Mission
Garage, 611 Valencia Bt. bet 17th and 18th;
most completely equipped garage In town.
D'ARCY. SCOTT & CO., Props.. 524 G. G. aye.
RENSTROM GARAGE. 424-434 Stanyan ; phone
Park 476. Automobiles bought sold, repaired;
supplies; touring cars for hire at aU hours.
FOR sale — 12-H.P. auto, detachable tonneau,
in Al condition, with tools, lamps and extra
tubes. C5l 32d St.. Oakland.
CASINGS and tubes repaired; all work guaran-
teed. Cal. Auto Vulcanizing Co., 1113>4 G. G.
AUTOMOBILE repairing; storage battery charg-
lng. repairing. I. L. De JONGH. 446 Fulton.
RELIANCE AUTOMOBILE CO.. 547 Fulton St.;
garaging and renting: repairing of all kinds.
CHEAPEST and best in America, The Weekly
Call. $1 per year.
CLAIRVOYANTS
GOc— AN HONEST PROPOSITION— SOc.
CARL A. CABLE, New York's celebrated,
clairvoyant palmist- and spirit medium, is per-
manently located here. His honesty, test of
time and 3 years of continuous practice in San
Francisco have proved beyond doubt that Mr.
Cable is .1 bo leader of his profession. . As proof
of his wonderful power to all who come pre-
pared for readings this week he will tell your
full name, occupation and the object of your
visit absolutely free of charge. His advice,
pertaining to love, law, business, mills, es-
tates, buying or selling property, speculation.
Investments, marriage, divorce, etc., is un-
equaled. He reunites the separated, causes
opeedy and happy marriage with the one you
love, gives truthful revelation of all love
affairs, troubles, marriages, restores lost af-
fections; settles . lovers' quarrels, tells you
when and whom you wiU . marry, how to win
the man or woman you love, make your hus-
band or wife true to you, overcome all your
enemies. - and make a person at a distance
think of you. removes evil influences — in fact,
everything. Mr. Cable' 6 advice in much sought
for on past and future Investments, for which
be has no equal. He charges not one penny
for such advice until the investment has paid
• handsome profit >\u25a0-' la this not fair and hon-
est? Great reduction this week. Mr. Cable,
as a matter of advertisement this week will
give his special reading for 50 cents; satis-
faction absolutely guaranteed or no fee accept-
*\u25a0&. Everything strictly sacred and confiden-
tial. His residence is arranged so you meet
do strangers. Don't mistake name and number.
C. A. Cable, 1705 Gough st.. between Cali-
fornia and Pine, two blocks from Van Ness
aye. Hours, 9a. m. to 11:30 a. m. daily and
Buuday. • • \u25a0 • j.y
--. PROF. EOLAND LA CLAIH -\u25a0 \u25a0 -
PERMANENTLY 1202 A GOLDEN GATE AYE.
Gifted clairvoyant, psychic, - palmist,
magnetic life readings; you will be con-
vinced by. my wonderful powers 'to read your
life like an open book; when In doubt or
trouble I win help you; advice about specula-
tion, business, marriage " and the ; future.
Friends write or caU. -• ' '
THE White Mystic of India. - •'- . -..- ~~~
' ORMONDE, formerly 10 years on . Market st ;
a clairvoyant with power; genuine, reliable,
conscientious; past, present" future; business
advice, love, marriage, divorce, removes evil
influences, tells, your full name; born In the
Orient with the power of . any - 10 , mediums;
readings $1. 1310 Devlsadero, bet Ellis and
O'FarreU. . ;
MISS M. WILLE, the famous crystal seeress, lo-
cated at 1505 Geary st, bet Laguna and Bu-
chanan; one who Is well known and one who
is competent to read your life; she reveals the
part gives correct forecast of the future and
will give . valuable advice concerning all mat-
ters of business: readings daily, 10 a. \u25a0m. and
C p. m.; phone West 7488. , .
MISS ZEMDAR, young, gifted clalr. and palmist; -
a wonderful prophetess ; names ; - ladles, . 60c ;
gents. $1; hrs. 10 to 9. 1260 Ellis, near" Laguna
MME. KRONENBERG, clairvoyant card reader,
palmist; when others fall try me; readings 25c.
440 Brazil aye.. San Mateo or Ingles Ida cars.
MME. MARSEAU. card reader; : ladles. 50c.;
gents. $1. Hotel Belmont, cor.'Bth and Folsom.
MRS. BROWN, clairvoyant and \u25a0- card reader;
moved to 1813 FUlmore st. formerly 67 6thßt
MADAM SCHAEFPEB, , clairvoyant card reader,
water seer. 603 Lagnna st. near: McAllister.
MME. DE VAN. " clairvoyant, ' ' palmist, , card
reader. -1107 Golden Gate aye. - - --'-\u25a0••«•.
.-::_:- .'\u25a0---' spiritualism • ' V:^
MRS. SEAL, spiritual medium ; readings dally.
788 McAUlster st; circle Thursday. 8 p. m. -
MME. SERO, now located at ' 1021 Valencia St.,
near 21st Friends call; * readings dally \u25a0
\ .'.;'\u25a0\u25a0 v-- ; --- -" PALMIiSTR-ry •/-•- ' \u25a0'.-'"!-^-v.'- ; :: :
MME. LE LAND.astrologlst; adviser; horoscopes
- written. 716 Golden Gate.ava.'. room ;_*.>-*.:.
MATE. DAVIDSON, formerly 610 Post. . now . a>t.
235*4 O_t«t,..beWoctavi_ . :- \u25a0 . <;.;-
fHE ; -SAN v CALL, FRIDAY, "FEBRUARY \u25a08; 1907.
BUSINESS, CHANCES .
CAPITALISTS WANTED. V J '
Manufacturing , sites with ; capitalists wanted
to lay out our. town and manufacture .the fol-
lowing: poods. : Will employ 15,000 help: % ,
' Corporation No. I—Saddlery,1 — Saddlery, hardware, etc.: "
•'• Corporation No. 2— Stove = foundry,-, brass and
Iron beds. \u25a0 \u25a0 '\u25a0\u25a0:. . : . -•\u25a0 i^S^S£*«'
Corporation * No. 3— Cotton ' and Vroolen . mills. • '
Corporation No.- 4— Plow works'., •
AH to be , patent . goods. . . •
AH 'wishing the above manufacturing business
address L. CARE, San Luis Qbispo. up to the
: 10th. after that \u25a0 MICHAEL DOWD, Tacoma,
\u25a0Wash.i . '"\u25a0.'.- -,-•;.., -,'."\u25a0\u25a0'••;''/\u25a0.'\u25a0;..' .-.'<\u25a0•'.-\u25a0 "v
'\u25a0•'\u25a0-.- FOR SALE OR BENT. -
S. H. " Bradley ; Carriage -.Works, at Marys-
ville. Oal . ; larg-e carriage ';, repository, ' ; with
fqlly equipped blacksmith -and woodworking
shops in connection; with full stock and new.
work in course of construction; lot 160x80, 'on !
beßt cross-town street in city.' Address J. E. ]
EBERT. attorney . > for ~ •administrator, office \u25a0
Rills Block. Marysville. 'Cal. ; -
PARTIES , desirous of going into the . mlllwork
business in' San Francisco ' can ! buy :, the con-
trolling interest in one \u25a0 of the . most | complete j
mills In the city,- with a large number of con-
tracts \u25a0on - hand, r It will -require: $17,500.*
Every opportunity will be gi yen- for ,a;ful I. in-
vestigation ,of the business to parties proving
their ability to handle the proposition. Box 3,
Call. ,- : ' >, -V> ?5 ;. \u25a0-\u25a0:. r.- ;'-.>'-V-.:' ''T'^ < ?-.
ADMINISTRATOR'S sale of , a good . bakery
buslneee at Marj-Rville, Cal.,' the property- of
the late F. J. Clinjrer; wIU be- sold at public
auction on Monday, Feb. 27, 1907, at the prem-
sises, corner 4th and D sts., Marysvllle, Cal.
J. P. ARNOLD, administrator of the estate of
F. J. Cllnger. , \u25a0 :- ...
PARTNER wanted for general agency" for Cali-
fornia for accident and health Insurance com-
pany: partnership will also include big list of
established accounts in general insurance;
splendid prospect for the general agency ; too
', much to handle alone; pood party can get in
cheap. Box 191, Call office. -: . ' ' ':\u25a0'":\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0
FOR sale — Paper \ route, cigar and stationery
stand. Paper route consists of San Francisco
and other dailies. Good location and building;
lease for three years. Good growing business.
For particulars write. or call on CARPENTER
& DE LA MATER. Modesto. Cal.. Box 262.
TWO fully equipped baker shops; 3 and 4 wag-
! ons running daily; horses, harness and wagons;
doing $5000 or $6000 worth of business a
month: baking 8 or 0 barrels daily. You can
take both of these. Mr. Baker, for $3500.
-' REDWOOD CITY REALTY COMPANY.;
EXCEPTIONAL opportunity for man or man and
wife with $500 to $1000. to engage in strictly
first-class business: one with some slight
knowledge of music preferred: investigation
invited; references exchanged. Box 2295, Call,
Oakland. \u25a0 - \u25a0„ •\u25a0\u25a0:'\u25a0\u25a0
TO MANUFACTURERS— A good opportunity is
offered to party that will take hold of a new
invention in hay presses: liberal terms offered.
Call or write N. SVENDSEN. 655 6th St.,
Oakland. . \u25a0 "' '
A RETIRED real estate agent has complete ont-
fit of country and city maps, block book, blanks,
catalogues, etc. : worth ten times amount
asked. Inquire 24 Sanchez st,,l to 4 p. m.
FOR sale — Well paying saloon and good grocery;
owner died, sale through Probate Court to close
estate. Apply at grocery, corner Hayes st
and Central aye.. any afternoon. : \u25a0'_\u25a0'
BLACKSMITH and horseshoeing 6hop for sale in
St. Helena: good reasons for selling; cheap if
taken immediately. Particulars write box 400,
Bt. Helena. Cal.
DRUGSTORE for sale in Kennet, Shasta Co.,
Cal.; good reasons for selling; fine location for
doctor; will sell at invoice. Box 67, Kennet,
Cal. ...-.-
GOOD butcher-shop for sale, with good outside
trade; good reason for selling: Call at 27
Noe -St., bet. 12 and 1 o'clock.
FOR sale at a sacrifice — A Bulletin route In
best part of city, or will lease to a responsi-
ble party. 21 Park Hill aye.
FOR sain — A long-established wholesale produce
business: owner will stay with parties till sat-
lsfled. 183-185 Valencia st
FOR sale — Grocery and bar; no competition:
old age and sickness. A. COLIER, 21st and
Douglass sts.
SOY SANG LUNG & CO., Golden West Broom
Factory, 723-25 Clay st; now open for busi-
ness. :
WELL-FSTABLISHED weekly paper: sold acct
owner's ill health. Box G952. Call. Oakland.
FOR sale — Good bakery with nice wagon- trade;
price reasonable, but cash. . Box 601, Call, j
$18,500 for half-Interest In a - restaurant doing
well. Address box 103,' Call office.
BUILDING and saloon fixtures for sale cheap.
Apply 522 Broadway.
FOR sale — 2 shares Marconi Wireless, $100 each
if taken now. Box 189. Call. \u25a0
LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE
C. E. HINKLEY. PHONE WEST 1911
1204 Golden Gate are., near Webster Bt.
' CLEAR TITLES. ; EASY TERMS.
APARTMENT-HOUSE, 56 rooms, 17 baths; near
Van Ness aye.; rent $7.15: per room; : clears
$900 monthly; elegantly ' furnished; price rea-
sonable. HINKLEY. \u25a0.'
SPECIAL — 10 rooms, newly and nicely furnished;
rent $40; lease; price $1100. HINKLEY.
WORKINGMEN'S house; 17 rooms; clears $150;
rent $30; price $800. ; HINKLEY.
PROFITABLE — 18 rooms; sunny corner;. 1 floor;
men roomers; clears $125: substantially fur-
nished; worth investigation. HINKLEY, 1204
Golden Gate aye. AND MANY OTHERS.
' ADOPTION
WANTED — To adopt a healthy baby girl, from
time of birth to 2 months; good home. Address
box 581, Call, .Fillmore: st. .
DR. EMILIE FUNKE'S maternity villa: Infants
adopted; strictly private. 1416 Bth st, Ala-
meda. Cal. ' \u25a0' - -. - - ' %
ARCHITECTS
CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENT.
Mechanical and electrical engineer seeks the su-
perintendency of • work. Specifications -and
plans examined and • the faithful execution of
work seen to in owner's behalf. . Regular in-
spection \u25a0 and reports. Drawings.- specifica-
tions and estimates. . Box 171, Call.
McDOUGALL BROS., architects. 721 Devteadero
St.: hft. Fulton and Grove.- Phone Went 5592.- j
BAR FIXTURES
CHICAGO FIXTURE CO.; bar fixtures always
carried in stock; ' bank, store, office fixtures ;
better, cheaper, than -anywhere; tel. '"Market-
249C: all kinds of Jobbing done. 379 Fulton at.
WESTERN FIXTURE CO., store, office and
bar fixtures, cabinet, carpenter work. 608 Turk.
FOR store, office or bar fixtures see McCALM _
BARNARD, 2027 -Ellis st, above Devlsadero.
J. MARTENSON makes office, store and bar flx-
r. tures. 218 13th st, bet. Mission and Howard.
S. FRIEDMAN, : 2106 Bush st, carpenter; *bar,
store and office fixtures; repairing; jobbing.
UNION Fixture C 0. .-386 Golden Gate aye.. near
Larkln — Bank, store,' office, bar,, fixtures.' \u25a0;.
RELIABLE STORE AND OFFICE FIXTUBH
CO.. 1811 Market; phone Marfcet 2748.
GOLDEN WEST WOOD WORKINQ CO.,
230-238 14th st :
LEFFINGWELL, carpenter; general Jobbing. 05
Dnboee aye. - .
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS ':
N. HlRANO— General .' contractor and builder.
architect, gardening. Moved to 1821 Butter tt.
CARPENTER and builders store and office flt-
tlngs; plans furnished. ' HANSEN,^ 1214 \ Turk.
PAINTING, tinting, paperhanglng; best work;
Teas. HUNTER, 1877 O'Farrell; tel. West 6667.
PETERSON _ ELLIOTT, 648 Hayes. Phone Page
. 1577. Carpenters, builders, repairs, alterations.
CONCRETE brick plastering; German contractor;
chimney repairs, sidewalks. ; F. Bzoke. 1113 Turk.
CARL SPROGIS.' carpenter, contractor, cabinet
work. Tel. West 4624.' 12S4A Eddy - st. . -.' \u25a0
':\u25a0} EDUCATIONAL . ' ,
A — THE Lyceum,"* 2590 j Pine st.,' cor.: Scott; an
excellent preparatory school for the university,
:'. law and medical colleges. Here you can save
\u25a0 time and money and still get a preparation
superior to that given by ; other schools.
MATHEMATICS — Private evening class for men 1 ;
./arithmetic, algebra, geometry, trigonometry,
\u25a0 Calculus; 3 -nights per week; $5 per month.
2000 Sntter st, corner, Fillmore.- ,
PROFIT. A. ROBINSON gives individual lnstr.
' " in " bookkeeing, > penmanship, English, math..
etc. ; day or c v. ; low, rates. ? 290 : Page st. ..;=
SPANISH, English, - ; shorthand; quick, practical
• s methods ; s translation. \u25a0 PROF. /ALFONSO. 1131
; O'FarreU -st : ../.-\u25a0 -\u25a0-.- %:\u25a0• :: , : .-.. ,-:. r- v - .-.;-; . :^.v> : --
WANTED— Grade and ' district \u25a0 school • teachers.
FISK TEACHERS' AGENCY, Studio BuildSgi
.... Berkeley. *-.;-;\u25a0--:, z< -.' \u25a0:. \u25a0: .',..\u25a0-\u25a0 ;?./_: " : --^ T~'.,
A— OALDWELL College of .Oratory and Acting;
-temporary office 060 Fell st Call 8 to 9 p. m.
GUITAR, mandolin, -piano,': singing; I new classes
'--: forming; 8 lessons $3. 892 Halght. c. Devlsadero.
HEALD'S Engineering School * 295 1 Locust aye.,
cor.- Franklin st. ; \u25a0 all ; branches; 1 days and-; eve.
HEALD'S - Business > College, 1451^ Franklin I st,
.B.i F.. and Bacon blk.. Oakland; day, and eve.
SAN FRANCISCO - Business College ' now \u25a0 located
J . 733 ; Fillmore, near i Hayes ; - day ; and ; evening.
MADAME \u25a0 \u25a0 INKZ r* FABBRI. : voice culture :*\u25a0 for
\u25a0-\u0084; opera - and concert, n 1172 • Kills st'^r - \u25a0 ,: =
ALL"' court ' reporters recommend Gallagher-Marsh
..'. Bnslness ' College,' 464 j Devisadero . St. % ;.;^. • .
MFRRTLL-MILLEB '\u25a0 College, f. pleasantly located
at J.TO; FOlmo-.-*_| • iaT'tid | «re__».\ . {
,. r EDUCATIONAL— Continued :. .
ENGINEERING-^-Civil.t elec.,* ) minJf " mech.", \ sur-
v ey,> assay;: cyanide; day, eve. ; , est. ; 1864. -Van
* der Nalllen School, 5100 Teleg. ; aye.,' Oakland. ,
ART,' penmanship, encrosslng, Espina. METRO- ;
\u25a0 POLITAN (CaL) ' BUSINESS' C0L., \ 925 Golden
Gate; i day. \u25a0 eve. ; ' stenog.; positions secured.
THE v BERLITZ t SCHOOL OF • LANGUAGES—
-\u25a0'*\u25a0; 2531 Washington St., 1 near , Fillmore. '. ;\u25a0 •-: ;;-•\u25a0 \u25a0- \u25a0
SHORTHAND taught thoroughly by ' mail. : MISS
\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0M."; G. BARRETT. 214 2d aye. .\u25a0-"'\u25a0:: .'-,
MISS POTTER. \u25a0 Teacher of , Elocution ; after-
_lnoons. \u25a0 1H62 Post st. -'-' - \u25a0 ' i_______'
EMPLOYMENT OFFICES
JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT .. AGENCY.
-. Male/and female: \u25a0" best cooks, waiters, por-
.': ters, general housework, sccoud -work and .
kitchen help. J office help, etc.. In • the . city. !
Phone West 4G34. H. K. PDA. 1721 Post st. ,
A WELL-KNOWN, reliable Japanese-Chinese
-f- emp. office, ' guarantees best help •of all kinds
I on short notice, with care and dispatch. \u25a0:'-.- O.
4 HASUMI, prop ; 1513 Geary st, uear Laguna;
.', tel. '\u25a0;. West f 5688. ;\u25a0\u25a0;\u25a0\u25a0.- .. ' : -' \u25a0 '--'\u25a0-- - \ \u25a0--\u25a0\u25a0
AA— OLDEST, ' largest \u25a0 Japanese-Chinese Employ-
, ment Office: reliable help promptly. GEO. SA-
\u25a0'.'.. KAUYB,-.1.-)QS Post nr. Laguna; tel. West 5Q12.
A— RELIABLE Chinese-Japanese emp. office. - A:
". HORI. prop., , furnishes best help, with care
'•'• \u25a0 and dispatch. ;, 1748 Sntter st.,: tel. West 2503.
AN original Japanese and Chinese Emp. Office —
- Guarantees first-class help of all kinds. : GEO.
MATSUO, 2140 FUlmore st ; phone West 339.
STAR Employment office furnishes Japanese and
Chinese" help ' with care. Tel. West , 107. tW.
v KADOTA; 1667 \u25a0 Post - st. , near - Buchanan.
CHINESE' and' Japanese employment office, '362
sth St.; tel. Oak 3101. B. HALL. ! Oakland. Cal.
H. - W. HONG, Chinese cooks ; hotel or family.
Room 48. 819^, Webster it, Oakland. , -
JAPANESE-CHINESE Emp. Office. Phone West
1731. T. TAMURAS. 1612 Laguna st. -
\u25a0'EMPLOYMEX'T ; WAXTED— Fnna/e ;
A COMPETENT cook wishes a place in ~* Ger-
\u25a0 man or \u25a0 American „ family ; thoroughly under-
. stands '\u25a0 her business; 3 j years' - reference from
I her last place-; \ wages $35 to $40. Please call
at 544 Fell; st; no postals.
A MIDDLE-AGED, respectable woman wishes a
\u25a0 position , in a private American family as a
good American cook ; . Is fond of : children I and
will -do some washing; moderate wages. 20P
Columbia Square. \u25a0: ' . \u25a0 '' ' \u25a0 "' '-
COMPETENT young lady bookkeeper, also under-
stands \u25a0: stenography and typewriting, desires
permanent position. Address N. M.' 8., 1023
Klrkham st. Oakland. Cal.
DRESSMAKER, ladies' tailoring, cloaks, jack-
ets, suits, up-to-date styles; engagements $2.50
per day, fare. MISS BARSS, 1209: Ocean
. -Beach boulevard.
POSITION wanted by a competent woman as
housekeeper in an 'apartment or rooming bouse;
references. Box 568. Call office. 1651 Fillmore.
SITUATION ; wanted by girl; first class cook;
6peaks German and English; wages $35 or $40.-
Address : RUEBLING, 1407 Castro st
WANTED — Situation: first-class German cook
.and helper; do any style of cooking and
pastry, .wants place. Box 192. Call.
DRESSMAKER— Artistic, stylish and rapid; will
go out Address Dressmaker, box 612. Call
office, 1651 Fillmore st. .
A' LADY want s position as manicurist In barber
shop. Box 531 Call. 1651 Fillmore Bt.
PLACE as cook and general housework, Ad-
dress 365 Bank St., San Francisco. '}
GERMAN girl -wants position; general house-
work. Call 501 A Broderlck st * .
EMPLOYMENT WANTED— MaIe
WANTED — Position in prominent attorney's of-
. flee as clerk - on ; briefs, references and cita-
tions; reference, Judge Geo. M. Smith, Cos-
mos Club. .J. P. O'FERRALL. care Thos. G.
McGulre _ Co., real estate, 3212 16th st.
JAPANESE couple, - with references, excellent
private family cook, any style cooking; wife
little housework and waitress, wish positions;
city or country; i wages $16 a week. J. M.,
1843 Buchanan st . .
YOUNG man, 21, desires position in country, en-
abling him to be out and about considerable of
the time; bookkeeper of experience with rec-
ommendations of highest character. Box 195,
Call office. \u25a0 - : -, - . - : -
AN- elderly' man, \ competent and thoroughly ac-
quainted : in ' city, would like some congenial
employment to occupy his time; salary no ob-
Ject. Address, box 604. Call. 1651 FUlmore st.
SUPERINTENDENT or foreman, practical - ex-
perience in reinforced concrete, desires position
with large . contractor in building line. Box
176. Call office.' -. N ...'-'
JAPANESE— Good v couple wish place ; man to
cook, wife ito wait on table ; la city or - near
country. NISHI, 1212 Point Lobos aye.; tel.
..Pacific 952. \u0084;'-.'.. ;-,. ,y r -, - ,:./•-,:\u25a0.,,.
JAPANESE v couple :, want . position; man : good
cooking, - wife houseworker; \u25a0 small family; \u25a0 city
or ; country. . Address E. R. - YAMANE, 1671
\u25a0 ; .'Post. St. --'\u25a0- -r' \u25a0: •\u25a0-:' -.- -. \u25a0-;'\u25a0 '- ---...'.\u25a0 \u25a0'.\u25a0. \u25a0\u25a0" ':-
SITUATION wanted' as man 'about private place
by single, responsible, : middle-aged Swiss; ref-
erences. Box 561, Call office. 1651 Fillmore st
JAPANESE boy wants position as schoolboy or at
light housework >in - private family. Address
i FRANK NAKA. 2493 Bnsh st Tel. West 4010.
BASS and tuba player (BB) would locate in or
. about San Francisco; February 7 iValleJo, 8 and
9 Oakland. M. A. McADAMS, West's Minstrels.
MAN ! wants position:' as I operating room 1 man;
is also first-class nurse; sir years' hospital ex-
perience; best references. Box 186,. Ca11.
KITCHEN MAN, 30, industrious and efficjent,
wishes steady position; day. or night; call.
.JOHN MILLER, 1630 Dolores st. ;
POSITION as lady's Hairdresser, . wlgmaker and
halrworker: steady employment by good man.
\H. G.. 1204 Valencia st. . ,
COLLECTOR of ability desires a few more- cli-
ents; very best of references ' and bond. . Box
IS3. Call office. : - ; \u0084 -..-'-:
ADVERTISING man who can show results wishes
position; also capable office , man. Box 610,
:Call office. • . v. > -V. :
CARPENTER, nonunion, 25 * years' experience,
must . have work; - reasonable price. Box . 594,
-Call office. -\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 .;,•\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 : '\u25a0 - \u0084 -.... \u25a0
FIREMAN wants position; can tend to pumps
'.and engine and do ordinary repairs. Box 115,
" Calliofflce. v.
AN experienced carpenter helper would like to
«rork in downtown-district; Call at 619 Jack-
on st. '..... i. -' .'..-: • , •?. .', \u25a0'
RELIABLE paper hanger wants work.' ; . Address
Vi. O. H., 1351 Webster Bt \u25a0,-; Phone West 5255.
A — SITUATION wanted as assistant bookkeeper;
references. Box \u25a0 598, ' Call of flee. -- : -.
AS butler: age 33; j good references. ' .*• D. - M.;
,1418 Ellis St., box —.Call. 602 Fillmore st
SITUATION by a first-class meat i cutter. - Ad-
dre3B ' RUEBLING, 1407; Castro st. \u25a0\u25a0-.- :
A GENERAL blacksmith and shoer wants a job
in the city. Box 177. Call office. '\u25a0 ; ,'.--
HELP WANTED — Female
OUR NEW FACTORY BUILDING. WHICH IS
THOROUGHLY . LIGHTED. ' VENTILATED
AND HEATED, 'IS NOW READY FOR OC-
\u25a0 CUPANCY; EXPERIENCED AND INEX-
PERIENCED SEWING • MACHINE ; OPERA-
TORS WANTED ON OVERALLS; GOOD PAY;
\u25a0 STEADY WORK; PAID WHILE LEARNING.
LEVI STRAUSS _ -CO., • VALENCIA. BET.
ISTH AND 14TH. APPLY TO MR. DAVIS. \u25a0
SEWINO MACHINB OPERATORS Olf SHIRTS:
-, GOOD PAY; CLEAN." STEADY WORK; NEW
: FACTORY; WELL HEATED AND VEN-
TILATED; INEXPERIENCED TADGHT AND
PAID WHILE LEARNING. LEVI = STRAUSS
& CO.'. VALENCIA. BETWEEN . 13TH "AND
14TH. APPLY ME. • HINSHAW. ; .'
WANTED — Two expert stenographers in office of
;.;\u25a0-•; .;\u25a0-• large construction i company ; must be accurate, j
\u25a0 rapid and come well recommended; . steady em-
( ' ployment and good • opportunity \u25a0 for competent
: persons. Address box 506, ••Call office. :
AT : GREENEBAUM, \u25a0 WEUi . _ > MICHELS; ' 19th
. ' and Bryant sts., operators on negligee and golf
shirts ; - experienced girls taught and $4.50 > per
week guaranteed while '\u25a0 teara_g.';;; v ;y;v".V-:-'? : : .:
> WANTED— WeII-educated \ young s stenographer;
*I : also l typist: - experience not necessary; - perma-
\u25a0": nent opportunity, for : advaiwement • Box 85,
Call of fice. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0A.'.r-.;-: \u0084,- ;,--:\u25a0.\u25a0." :i '\u25a0..\u25a0."\u25a0.-\u25a0\u25a0•.'-.
WANTED — Experienced stenographers sand type-
, • wrlted operators.'. - Apply ' to \u25a0 General Manager,
• NATHAN-DOHRMANN CO., 1520-1550 '. : y an
:-::NeSB aye..; . ..;•; \u25a0'\u0084:-\u25a0\u25a0.:' : . ' ."^\'-'J.- r -. •\u25a0;'.-.;\u25a0 -'"f~:"-.V- 1 . ; .">."
YOUNG lady typist; must be neat and accurate;
;:' knowledge of shorthand not necessary. Address,
stating salary,- box 131," Call ' office. \u25a0\u25a0 ?. . \u25a0'». > \u25a0'\u25a0; l -•>
BRIGHT young girl in large office to file letters,
\u25a0' etc. ;, salary $30 per month; state age, schooling
'\u0084 and references..: Box 1.; Call office.;-' . - -.:.• '-,
MADEIRA ' ' MILLINERXr j> SCHOOL; c~. private
«. .'\u25a0 classes : ha ts trimmed ; remodeling a • specialty.
'•;"•' 072 - Eddy: st >. - '\u25a0'.-... v; :'- : '. -V. '?\u25a0'' \ r <. y'.---\-: \u25a0''.
jW ANTED— Teacher for district . «chooL'
\u25a0 BOYNTON, First \u25a0 National ' Bank - building.
Berkeley. :'--; y^.r ;\u25a0}. '\u25a0)\u25a0'-.'\u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0 "\u25a0: '\u25a0\u25a0'?.;.'\u25a0\u25a0.• '-.'
SALESLADIES ; wanted— For "valentine «'depart-
- ment.-. , Apply? superintendent's ; office," the Em-
;\u25a0;. porium.; ;, -^ :;-.f. ',. \u25a0\u25a0~~ r j : .-. 1 ,. \u25a0 \u25a0;- 1 ..".1;.. :, :..- \u25a0:.-. -.-'
MRS. '\u25a0\u25a0 MCCARTHY'S j Employment Office:— Help
'\u25a0-\u25a0: of ; all > kinds. >\u0084TeL; Park j 216.v 575 \u25a0 Halght - st
OPBRATOBS i wanted Xon " waist*. «l CABL '-• SHI-'
v; REX _ CO.',' 634 Franklin st.'. ; near j MeAll later.*
WANTED^-Young lady to learn ; monogram '. letter-
\u25a0 '.\u25a0 head ? stamping. j,j DUN0AN.1 1427,; Fillmore : sf
GlRL, wanted to do light "nouse work ; and 'for. lit-
I .. tie girl. - ; 1530 ; Green st", 1 upper :flat.y \u25a0*;.-'-. y:'-\:'->
WOMAN or girl to assist to:»_a_ rsstausant
1400 Cattto ut\- v-Tv^l---;' ->-v',V.. ' \u25a0 : '^.-' : : .:
HE LP, WANTED— FemaI e— Contlnaed ]
\ "'-.' "-\u25a0 ' - - • ••\u25a0:\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'. \u25a0
WANTED— -Young women ' to .learn telephone op-
" crating: .paid while learning;? salary Increased
\u25a0 after .first "two .'weeks': and - further Increased
after work becomes efficient.^ \u25a0 -\u25a0 i-j"
.' : " Daily s luncheon .> furnished ' free, and rest
rooms.; with matron in attendance. \u25a0 '
>;i "%. Permanent - positions; \u25a0: good ; chances \u25a0 for ad-
.vancecient Apply 2019 Stelner st .
PACIFIC STATES TELEPHONE AND TELE-
A— Salesladies ; wanted ; for Geo. Haas . & Sons'
jrandy stores: bright young ladies who are per-
'\u25a0; manently located and • seeking steady posi-
tions: -no experience necessary; $8 a- week to
..; begin/ and chance j for advancement: ; see Mr.
Haas at this office at 2:30 p.m . today. MRS.
M. E. ; DAY. 526 : Hrde et.. near Geary.
WANTED— Young - women \u25a0 stenographers, . High
School- and*- business college graduates. Busi-
ness experience unnecessary. Good salary at
oitce. Excellent future. . Address Box 5, Call
'.office, v : \u25a0 ' '.•--' . . \u25a0 ' -\u25a0 . ..';.-
\u25a0• ; •-. /.. ; -\u25a0' - " ~~" -;.. -..^'---
WANTED — Bright younr ladies for clerical po-
sitions. Apply to general manager. NATHAN-
DOHRMANN CO., 1520-1550 Van Ness aye.
ENTRY - clerks— Having a fair : knowledge of
bookkeeping.. Apply after 9 o'clock in the
morning. ,S. N. WOOD & CO., Fillmore and
:Ellis sts.
A— EXPERIENCED salesladies for waist lepart-
ment. ; Apply : superintendent's office, the Em-
porium. :. ...-'-.
WANTED— Saleslady at -Cloverdale ; Fair; good
wages; steady employment Address box 2297,
Call of flee. . Oakland. ' /
EXPERIENCED cashier— Apply after 9 o'clock
in the morning. S. N. WOOD _ CO., Fillmore
' and Ellis sts. '»??&g9si«9i
WANTED — Ironers and mangle hands at the
National Laundry. 3344 ISth st
A NEAT girl for light second work. Call 3009
Sacramento St.. near Broderlck.
WANTED— 2 girls t0 ... wait on table In restau-
rant. 1217 Devlsadero st
WANTED— GirI for housework and cooking; $25.
...740 Castro st.:.' \ .
WANTED — A girl for general housework. Apply
2125 Pine Bt. > *
BARBERS AND SUPPLIES
TAKE NOTICE.
Office of JAMES BARKER,
< 1370 Sutter St..
San Francisco, Cal. .
All users or venders of so called vibrators ' or
massage machines infringing upon the patents of
the James Barker Vibrator are liable for dam-
ages and will be prosecuted to the full extent of
the law.. This applies also to the use of any of
the parts, shafts, sheaths and applicators, or a
combination of them,. used upon any outfit or ma-
chine. .
JAMES BARKER.
v< , By L. M. DRAKE, Manager.
- j\
\u25a0 ;\u25a0\u25a0'-'< - — — .
BARKER CHAIRS .
BARKER VIBRATORS
BARKER HAIR DRYERS
The Barker patent Philadelphia barber chair
has no equal in beauty of design, having new
features : that the public appreciate and pat-
ronize, its users proving it a big money getter.
BARKER'S GOODS ARE MONEY-MAKERS.
Barker pells direct upon easiest of terms. \u25a0
BARKER SAVES YOU MONEY.
Barker's plants are the largest, in the world.
1 JAMES BARKER.
\u25a0 1370 Sutter st. near Van Ness aye.
Mr. Drake, Mgr."
A WISE TIP TO BARBERS: ~~~~~"
Before buying furniture or supplies, call at
STOLTZ'S, 1835 Fillmore st, or at warehouse.
2EII Bush st.. where you can be best suited, as
we .carry the largest stock and the best as-
sortment on the coast.
SITUATION wanted by an experienced barber
in first-class barber shop in San Francisco
only ; I have run a shop of my own for \u25a013
years in one place; I have sold out; state the
wages and hours. T. W. KELLER. P. O. box
228, Elk Grove. Cal. . ' ' .
TO lease — Best location for barber shop: store
will : accommodate 6 chairs: large bathhouse
connecting: cheap rent if taken. at once.' In-
formation at 724 Lagnna st, near McAllister.
A COMPLETE outfit for a two-chair barber shop;
everything new: $100 If sold in 2 days. Box
COO Call, 1651 Fillmore st -
BARBER 'for, Saturday and' Sunday. Sunset
Barber % Shop, :715 1 Turk :. st ; JOHN . BERN-
"'• HARD, ; Prop. / --• .\u25a0;,'-;-. .\u25a0• ;:'"?• ;•'
FOR rent — Barber shop. cor. 14th and Mission.'
. . Headquarters of bakers' and carpenters' unions.
WANTED — Good barber for Saturday and Sun-
day at 256 Noe st. near. Market: wages $8.
TWO barbers wanted steady. 644 Market st
BARBER wanted evenings and Saturday and
Sunday. "Ashby Station, South Berkeley.
WANTED — Two barbers Saturday and Sunday;
good wages. E. LUCE. 443 Broadway. . , . .
BARBER wanted — First -class: ' Sat. or steady.
Laffy Shaving Parlors, 1460 Bush st "A. \u25a0;-.-•
BARBER wanted — For : Saturday and, -Sunday.
1734 Alcatraz aye., : South Berkeley. - . '
BARBER wanted; wages 75 per cent; steady
work.' : 1401 15th st.,,near Folsom. ' . \u25a0.--
BARBER— For Saturday and Sunday. 665 Gough
st. bet ; McAllister and Fulton. _
WANTED— Good barber: steady; good wages.
1460 7th st. West Oakland.
FIRST-CLASS location . for barber shop : and
batbs. : Inquire 178 East st. \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0'.*.'.\u25a0 ; i
WANTED — First-class porter for barber shop.
,1148 Buchanan,' near Turk. -'-..
WANTED — Barber.^ ,for Saturday and Sunday.
422 , Folsom st, near Ist. ; < ..- :' \u25a0 \u25a0
BARBER wanted for Saturday and Sunday at
607 • Broadway, \u25a0 Oakland. \u25a0 •:
WANTED — 5 barbers for Saturday. Hotel West
barber-shop / - 158 , 3d st -' :". - ' \u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0.-
WANTED — First class barber Saturday and Sun-
day. .2503 Folsom st ' V" ; - \u25a0 ;»; >' \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0' \u25a0
WANTED— Good barber. Apply to J. L. FINE,
479.9 th St., Oakland. ••.-'.-. - .. •
BARBER — For Saturday; ; wages $5.50. 2073
Mission St., cor. 17th. : ' '
BARBER i wanted for Saturday, : wages $4. I 1154
. Folsom st, cor. Bth. r - . -
FIRST-CLASvS bootblack wanted at 591 Hayes.
P. ', W. DERKSEN. ,—
BARBER— Saturday ; and Sunday; . $8. MAZE,
2111 Market. St.- \u25a0 , •
BARBER wanted — Evening Saturday, and Sunday.
1563 ; Church st. ; :-;,:; \u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0-.- .- , .. -„.;
WANTED — Barber for Saturday and Sunday. 411
- :.:- Devisadero <\u25a0 st ;;\u25a0-.' -^'r v ! : ?:\u25a0.\u25a0•\u25a0 •-.-'.•.••\u25a0 ., -\u25a0- -' \u25a0 r
BARBER wanted right away. 1162% 7th «t.
West Oakland. V. - \u25a0•-\u25a0•-'\u25a0•\u25a0-\u25a0. - . :\u25a0 : \u25a0 ' .:- -.
GOOD barber ' wanted— Steady. - - 2208 . Bush st,
near * Fillmore.; ; ;>; >. \u25a0; . - , , ; :. ; ,
BARBER wanted— Steady. Saa Leandro, Cal-
r, 115 Davis at." :• ,'-\u25a0-.\u25a0\u25a0-..-":\u25a0- \u25a0-:'.•\u25a0;\u25a0\u25a0- . .-..-.\u25a0• .
WANTED— Barber, for. Saturday or study. 236
-':\u25a0. East St. \u0084- \u25a0.-:\u25a0 . . ;>,...,..:, :...-.;,. _:.,;..- %,;/, t . :
STEADY barber. Baltimore Baths, 1121 Geary
street. -,-\u25a0..\u25a0\u25a0: \u25a0-,--,.-\u25a0 ----::.' .. \u25a0 \u0084 \u25a0 -,
v; ' HELP. WANTED— MaIe ;
WANTED^ — Young man to work In ' stock ' room
' and - learn ' the .: crockery \u25a0;\u25a0 business. - - Apply to
general manager, NATHAN-DOHRMANN CO.,
1520-1550 Van Ness aye.-;, ..-
FREE EMPLOYMENT* BUREAU.
\u25a0 If you • want \u25a0 help ' of •; any t kind,^ male '' or
»'• female, - telephone •" J< -O. Westenburg, ' supt l ' of
-: the Whosoever Will Rescue Mission and New
- Merit Home Free Employment Bureau,' 368 9th
. sti Telephone Oakland 8203. -;\u25a0:' .•._.«\u25a0;"; -.-.-". " . '
I MADE $50,000 la five years in, the mail order
\u25a0 : ' business ; - began with $5 ; any - one can do the
: . work ; in - spare > time . at . home ; .< send ' for free
' \u25a0 booklet; tells how -to get 5 started. Manager,
.box 57Q.tLockport,'iN. yT:. >';:-: .. -
WANTED-— Young .". : man,", accurate -, and rapid
/: clerk ; opportunity to ,-, learn i all \u25a0 details lof
;;,;' manufacturing '. business; - remuneration - accord*
:.-', ing to efficiency. Apply at office, 54 Natoma
.Li st.,: In 1 morning. \u25a0„*;,' -\u0084-r-;v/ > w-,r-:.>v: '\u25a0>--;:\u25a0•,;.• ;v> :: -;-
ASSISTANT, bookkeeper: state age, previous ex-
- * perience V and '< referencew. ' Apply -by '\u25a0\u25a0:• letter
'h only, i HARRON, ;, KICKAOBD ; _ McCONE. : 436
:-;; Market' st-V.: \u25a0;;./; v. .".";:; :' ''-,:.' -, " .;:\u25a0 '\u25a0 -: : .;•
,WANTEIV-nr»t-cla_i : ; furniture packer with
. - references; steady job for. right party. ,. Beklns
: 'Van - and >. Storage ; Company, ; 1018 ?. Broadway,
;\u25a0 Oakland. "S.r'v; 1 "- -\u0084; ; ' .;-: !..-.-.-.-\u25a0 .-.-, ; . ; . ':.;'\u25a0 : "'; >.•'::\u25a0\u25a0•:
WANTKO — For I a large | out-of-town I department
... store, a first-class man to take charge of a lace
.and embroidery department Apply, box 7, CalL
WANTED— Of flee - boy - about - 18 i yean ; old ; $3 .
V Apply ME. I WHITTHN* TOMPSON, . Starwtt
"; • Company,' 2058 \ Sutter «t.fe:u 'k . - J .< rv'ir
WANTED at once— -Three first-class cement fin-
ishers for. flat .work; .Inside Job.': Aronson bulld-
;'• Ing, sBd - and j Mission sts. -;S-;--V , : :.- ; V•: \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 -;\u25a0 , i
, WANTED-^-100 i men ; fill ! new, « clean , rooms/ 35c7
; : sOc : night.::, sso Jessie st,i Off 6th. nr. Market."
WANTEiD— Oysterm aa »*» and s,'f; ps__yma_ ". -at
doe^tf* CriU. 0836 KUls «t. -
HELP- WANTED— MaIe— -Continued
> V"> 15 * SPECIAL NOTICE
m . . MURRAY _ READY
ig. Employment and Labor Agents
: - Have Now Made Their Headquarters
at their. San Francisco Office, Located In
. '..White Palace Hotel Building.
.: 11th and Market sts.. S. F.
Branch Offices at
6th i and Franklin sts.. Oakland.
127-120 South Los Angeles st.
1" Los Angeles.
Phones:
S. F. office— Market 656.
—Market 637. V
Oakland office — Oakland T361.
' - - ' \u25a0 \u25a0-.- .' -\u25a0-\u25a0 i 7325. '
Los Angeles office — Home and Sunset phones.
TODAY WE WANT
9573 Men. v
For different parts of Arizona. New Mexico.
Washington. Oregon, Idaho. Nevada. Utah and
California.
FREE FARE .
TO THE NORTH— FREE.
FREE FARE
TO THE SOUTH— FREE
OREGON.
FREE FARE
BORDERS OF OREGON.
• SISKIYOU AND SHASTA
DRILLERS NORTH— S7S.
MERCED— FRESNO— BAKERSFIELD
DISTRICTS. *
O. S. R. , R.— FREE FARE.
Y. V. R. R.— FREE FARE.
W. P. R. B.— RIPARIA AND LEWISTON.
10 WOODCHOPPERS, R. B, WORK— FREE
FARE — Tools and provisions furnished.
1000 laborers, teamsters, drillers, rockmen.
trackmen, etc.. NORTH AND SOUTH— FREE
FARE.
MURRAY & READY. 11th and Market sts.,
S. F.; 819 Franklin, cor. 6th and Franklin.
Oakland. • ,
TO THE
GOLD COPPER
SILVER MINES COAL
.10 machine miners, good company, south,
$97.50.
6 hand miners, gold quartz, $3 day.
10 laborers, gold mine, hofel accommoda-
tions, no experience needed. $67.50.
20 men to learn mining, run cars, sort ore
and make themselves generally useful, part
fare paid. $60.
8 powdermen, different jobs, $3 to $3.50 day.
Quarry Foreman
8 Italian drillers, quarry, $75; 30 laborers,
quarry. $75.
150 drillers, different places. $2.50 to $3 day.
FREIGHT TEAMSTERS
FREE FARE.
10 freight teamsters, wagon work; free fare;
$45 to $50 and fd.
DON'T FORGET
350 BEDS AT HOME.
COME TO SAN FRANCISCO "* •
TO SLEEP
MURRAY & READY have opened their first
lodging-house with 350 beds. 10th and Market
sts., San ' Francisco, and the price Is only
25c per night We are going to do something
else for you. * •
'\u25a0 Located at 10th and Market sts., S. F.
MECHANICAL HELP
4 millwrights, country, factory, $12#.
2 machinists, same place.
Stove molders; man torus box" nailing ma-
chine, $3 day.
CARPENTERS.
10 carpenters, city job, at once.
8 pattern-makers. Iron works, top' wages. $4.
Coremakers, $4 day; 5 casting chippers, S. F.,
$3 day.
' BLACKSMITHS.
: ',?? HELPERS.
3 ' blacksmiths, country, machine shop, $3.75
day.' ; , .
3 machinists, country factory, fare paid, $105.
2 blacksmiths, dry, $4 day; 5 helpers, $2.50
to $3, day.
: 5 structural Ironworkers, $5 ! day ; ' foreman
structural Ironworker, city, $6 day; locomotive
- machinist, south, free fare. $3.75 day; 3
cement millers, fare paid, $90.
. 1 Free Fare Arizona.
3 coppersmiths for Arizona, free fare, good
wages.
FREE FARE. FOREMEN.
3 rock foremen, Oregon, $90; 2 rock foremen.
W. P. R. R,, $105; secMoa foreman. $90; 2
extra gang foremen. $90; foreman gardener.
Oakland. $3.50 a day; structural Ironwork
foreman.
MURRAY _ READY. 11th and Market sts. S. F.
and
6th and Franklin sta.. Oakland.
FARMS AND DAIRIES.
BHEEP HERDERS.
3 sheep herders, Placer Co., $30 and fd.
109 farmhands, ranch teamsters, orchards,
vineyards, etc.. $25. $30. $35 and $40 and fd.
- 26 milkers, different parts, $35 and $45 aad fd.
Dairyman, south, good Job. $50 and fd.
17 choremen, private places and ranches, $20
to $40 and fd.
STABLEMEN.
16 hostlers, buggy washers, harness cleaners.
city and country. $73 to $90. $40 to $43 and f d
LABORERS — TEAMSTERS
;\u25a0'- ;CITY AND COUNTRY.
il? n }*$ oe V?' <JMC«w>t jobs, city and country.
$2.25 to $3 day. .-.\u25a0-\u25a0.-.•-.. .-.-.•-: -.--:- -..
,170 teamsters, wagon and scraper workC'elty
and country, $2.50 to $3.50 day.
, / OTHERS.
Grocery, clerk. Oakland, $15 week; porter, ho-
tel, city, $55; runner, hotel. $30 and found;
city milk wagon driver. $30 and found; deliv-
ery wagon driver, city, $3" day; 4 boys for
factory, $9 week.
.MEN AND, WIVES.
Man and wife, country institution, $40 and
found; cook and wife, country hotel, fare paid,
$S5 and found; Janitor and wife, apartment-
, house, city, $65 and fd.
HOTEL HELP.
COOKS — WAITERS.
BUTCHERS. .
Butcher, shop work, city, $18 wk.» .
IG'cooks. restaurants, hotels and camps. $43
to $S0 and found. . .
8 waiters, city and country.
21 dishwashers, hotels, camps, etc.. $25 to
$40 and found.
3 sausage makers, 2 butchers, cake bakers,
bread baker, 3 bakers' helpers. 4 porters, 2
bedmakers, etc., etc. •
OTHER ORDERS
Coming iv our office every minute of the day
DONT FORGET. .
Our headquarters are located 'In the White
Palace Hotel \u25a0 building. . lltb and Market sts..
S. F. Market-st cars pass the door.
BRANCH OFFICES:
6th and Franklin sts. . Oakland.
127-129 South Los Angeles st. Los Angeles.
. MURRAY _ READY. \u25a0
AGAIN " V'
>;=.;:.,;\u25a0*. DON'T FORGET
That at the White Palace Hotel there are 500
rooms; 2 doors from our office. >
MURRAY, A READY. 11th and Market sts..
S. F. ; 6th and Franklin sts.,' Oakland.
LABEL or ', sketch designer < wanted; % a man or
woman to work by the day 'for one or two
months; possibly a permanent position; must
be able to make drawings for cuts for labels
and cartons. Box 2296, Call office. Oakland.
WANTED — Competent \u25a0 man .. for geenral w.ork
about private place; small garden; two horses;
must thoroughly understand care of garden and
horses; state age,' ability, wages and, refer*
ences. \u25a0 Box 2295, Call office, Oakland./
ARTIST, for advertising office; must be sole to
draw women's. and men's fashions; permanent
.position and -' excellent opportunity for ad-
vancement; state salary ' and what experience.
Address box 538. Fillmore-st office. - -
: MEN and boys, plumbing and . bricklaying trade
pays $5 to $3 per day; we teach you by prac-
\u25a0 tlcal ! instruction In 8 - months; position guar-
anteed: fre* catalogue. Coyne Trade School,
: 4975 Easton aye.. St .Louis.* Mo. ,
ARTIST, for advertising office; -must be able to
"draw women's and men's fashions; permanent
position and excellent opportunity, for advance-
. ment;' state salary and. what experience. Ad-
dress box 638, . Call office. -
: MEN wanted \u25a0to - learn the barber trade la 3
' weeks; special Inducements to those entering
now; situations guaranteed. For particulars
call or ' address MOLES • COLLEGE, « 8-10-12
\u25a0 Fell st. \u25a0 , ,' .-V .-'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 '\u0084- •\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u0084\u25a0\u25a0:
INVENTORS — Patents obtained in all countries;
- attorneys In Washington • and foreign capitals;
special department for sale of patents.' - Sonn-
• tag's Patent Agency, 1122 ' Market opp. : 7th.'
MEN and boys .wanted to learn ' plumbing, plas-
tering, bricklaying. - electrical trades; free cata-
logue; positions secured; tuition $50. - COYNE
TRADE SCHOOLS,' New York and S. F.
TWO good reliable messengers wanted; age 15 to
\u25a0" 18 years; wages $30. Ap ply to W."J. HARDY.
. . 4th and King, Southern Pacific Local Freight
Office. "- ' :.- .'..-.,. *\u25a0 '' .-*•-.-, -'\u25a0 / j '
SINGLE ; rooms 25 : cts. a night, $1.50 >to $2.50
- week. St George, Bth and Howard sts.
EXPERIENCED men's bat salesman; must un-
derstand shaping and blocking; 'state experi-
. - ence, i references and' salary- expected. Ad-
-.f. dress box '\u25a0 526, \u25a0 Call . office. - • ,
PORTER — Must be \u25a0: capable and experienced
?\u25a0; man,' and must have -highest references. Apply
8. -j N. < WOOD ._' CO.. Fillmore and Ellis s.ts.
WANTED— ©OO men to fill beda at 15c per
- eight at the Phoenix, 828 Howard St., be-
tween 4 tb" and sth.^ ;- ; \u25a0 :•: • : >; '.\u25a0 T ;-r ... y r , -\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0
WANTED— Boy « to learn bookbinding: \u25a0 also an
.:-'. errand -« boy. DPTON-WILLIAMS • COMPANY,
;.'ll2 HayesstV .•;«.-;-' f-\ -,- \u25a0;\u25a0:/ . ;; \u25a0 \u25a0-.
A YOUNG man with experience to drive a gro-
: , eery wage— - Apply SMITH-LYDEN . CO.; 213
•: \u25a0 Drumm ; st :> . - ... '.- ' "j ••\u25a0 -. . - \u0084
SCHOOL \ boys -to carry '\u25a0 morning '\u25a0 paper: : no >. Sun-
day work. Dally , Pacific BuUder, ,1323 Mls-
'-. ston.ist.v- •".\u25a0\u25a0-.'.">;'\u25a0; -- ;-•• i l ; i -^> --.v; .• •_-„.£\u25a0
ERRAND boys— Good boys, $6 per week. Apply
•;, B.*N. \u25a0 WOOD:_: CO.; \u25a0 KUmore and . Ellis , sts.
LABOR I debt* collected anywhere ; ialts and at>
>.-. tachments. Knox. 2352 ' Pine \u25a0 st. \u25a0 nr. : Fillmore.'
WANTED^-Flrst-class ' liquor and | wiae ( salesman
r? . for city, and \u25a0 country; 1 references.' Box 94. - CalL*
SAILORS and ordinaries 1 for, all parts of ; world.
- "at ; Herman's : Shipping Agency. 45 Stenart i st.
WAKT__^-__» -_f bartender. -Ml:: Biyant «t.
t
HELP \u25a0^KXSn^-^iA*^^^^^^
AT COSTIGAN _ CO.'S Employment Office- jt
' San Francisco Office. Phone _1I ark ct f 2W«-
4 and 6 Fell st. opposite 10th and Market.
Oakland Office Located t^ a^
6ta and Washington sts. Phone Oakland 2633.
', NEVADA TODAY— NEVADA _TODAY.
Half Fare— s4 Fare— Half F?f c-_e -_
HAVEN OR RENO OR BOCA. $4 Fare.
Ship Todaj— Call Early— Boss Here.
20 freight teamsters, steady Job, *_.w-
•Slcsle haiirt miners. S3. ,_«•?•»*.
Machine miners. $3.73; machine helpers, Ju.^a.
Muckers and laborers. $2.30 to $3.
Remember. Nevada half- fare; $4. that s a_.
Free Fare— South— Free Fare.
MERCED. FRESNO. BAKEKSFIELD DIS-
TRICTS.
Ship Today— Ship Today.
Teamsters, laborers, drillers. $67.00 to $123.
North— To the Oregon Line— Nortb.
25 section laborers. Italians preferred. ?i.s>u.
.'\u25a0 25 laborers, drillers, teamsters. $2.25 up.
Ludlow Today— Ludlow.
lc mile rate — South — le mile rate.
Then Free Fare on to the work — Free Far*.
That's all— ss.lo— That's all— ss.lo.
New \u25a0 Job — Just starting — Go today.
510 miles— Soutb— slo miles.
75 teamsters, scrapers and wagons. $ 2 - 3O J?*J-
150 laborers, camp laborer*, watchmen, $—- o.
Team gang . foreman, $3.50. Ludlow.
Ship today— Go with stock and outat.
Ship today — Ship today.
ARIZONA— le mile— ARIZONA— le mils.
50 teamsters, $2.50. 50 laborers. $2-25.
lc mile rate— lc mile «''•„_.-
Close to TONOPAH. NEV. — Close to TONOPAH.
50 teamsters, $2.30. 60 laborers. $2.25.
Coppersmith. $3.50: machinist. $3.55: boiler-
maker. $3.55.
Teamsters, wagons snd scrapers. $2.50 to $3.
Laborers, city. 8 and 9 hours. $2.50 to $2.70.
Laborers, city and country. $2.25 to $2.50. . v
4 section foremen. Arizona, free fare. $2.70.
4 extra gang foremen, coast division. $90.
4 extra gansj foremen, north. $90.
2 section foremen. Bakersfleld. Tucson. $2.70.
RED CROSS EMPLOYMENT CO..
60S Clay st Phone Temporary 1310, 3. F.. CaU
Our lodging-honse open aU night: rooms 33e.
beds 25c per night Reading-room, etc
Man and wife, camp cook and helper. $73 dm.
and found.
Plumbers and helpers, going wagssv.
2 carpenters. R. R. work. $3.50 day.
2 carpenters, bridge. $3.25 day.
2 machinists, country. 43c hoar.
Teamsters, near city. $2.50 day.
Drillers, rockmen, headermen. powdenaen. aja-
ehine men. $3.50 to $2.50 day.
Laborers, city. $2.50 day. '
WANTED — For a large out-of-town department
store, an assistant superintendent; only prac-
tical men need apply; state age. salary expect-
ed and where last employed: a permanent posi-
tion, with Increasing possibilities for ta« right
man. Box 73. Call office.
AT ONCE, bright young men to prepare for
examination for postal clerks, railway mall
clerks and customs Inspectors. Big demand
for qualified men. Good salaries. See MR.
OLIVER, 124 Market st. odd. Call bldg..
today. 2 to 8 p. m. -
ALERT messenger boys (2). Apply M. FRIED-
MAN - CO., O'Farrell at Polk, y
AN old-established real estate firm has aa »t-
ceedingly good openintr for aa experienced sub-
division man; property to be subdivided ta
San Mateo Comity, this side of Burltagame.
BTx 611. Call offle.
IMMEDIATELY— Young men to qualify tor
railway mall clerks* examination on April 9.
See me today. 10 to 5, T to 3. J. H. CALVIN.
616 Van Ness aye.
WANTED — A handy man about a grocery busi- I
ness; German or American preferred. 501 Saa •?
Bruno aye., between 17th and ISth. Mariposa.
THREE men to deliver circulars, papers, bills,
etc.; no office fee. MURRAY A READY. 11th I
and Market sts.. White Palace hotel bldg.
WANTED-l-SOO to men to"occupy stnrfe rooms
in The Glendale. 1015 Folaom nr. 6th; 23c and
35c per night; $1.50 and $2 a week.
YOUNG man about 13 years old wanted by con-
struction firm for office work: must know how
to run typewriter. Box 2. Call office.
WANTED— Two able-bodied' men for lumber
camp; fair paid; no fee. Address box 377.
Calt office. FUlmore st
WANTED — Experienced trainman 1 for small
road; must have clearances. Address box 576.
Call office. Fillmore st
SELL lots In new subdivision: good proposition;
quick sales; $100 to $200 weekly. Call room
17. 2195 Bush st
WANTED— Copper plate printer: piece wort.
Apply bos 603. Call office. 1651 Fillmore st f
WANTED^ — Experienced . city salesman, apply
SWIFT:- CO.. sta and .Towasend sts.
WANTED^ — A colored boy to run erv.r.d*. Call-
--. fornla Hat Company. 1420 Howarfr~ it. —
WANTED — 500 men •to - eat our ' celebrated 15c
meal. :14 11th St. White Palace.
FIP.ST-CLAS3 general blacksmith wanted lmm«-
diately. Apply at 494 Waller st
ERRAND boy wanted. Apply CHARLES LYONS.
London-Tailor. 731 Van Ness aye.
CASH boys— ss per week. Apply a JJ. WOOD
& CO.. Fillmore aad Ellis sts.
WANTED — First-clasa bootblack; $14 per week
1488 Fulton st
WANTED— 2 wagon blacksmith helpers. 534
Bryant st
FIVE men wanted; good wages. 1531 Busb
street.
SHOES repaired while yon wait Cut Rat*.
Shoo Repairing Co.. 13 Bth st. near Market.
AGENTS WANTED "*
LADY solicitor wanted, city business; good sal-
ary. Apply 470 7ta st- Oakland.
SALESMEN WANTED
WANTED — Responsible man who caa giv# refsr-
'ence from people previously worked for. To
such a man we* pay salary and expenses to
represent us la this and adjolnlnis territory-
Experience Is not necessary. Write with
EXPERIENCED solicitors throughout the State--'
article invaluable to every home; no troohl*
to sell. Write or call, 1339 Post st between
4 and 6 o clock. . ,
SOLICITORS WANTED ~
WE want Uve wire real estate solicitors: liberal
S°™ m H? lon - Apply to.E. S. FYFE A CO..
_3343 Mission st -, .
i FURNITURE FOR SALS
AA— t
Stock Taking Sale.
Every thinsr Must Be Sold!
» Big Cut la Prices.
$18.00 Chiffoniers, solid oak. cut to $14.00
: $35.00 Bureaus, cut to 26.50
$26.00 Dressers, cut to. .'...'.'............ '19.00
$ 4.50 Iron Beds, cut to.. .........; 2.75
$18.00 Morris Chairs, cut to 12.00
Weathered^ Oak Dining Chairs from $2.00 up '
$15.73 Dinln* Tables, cut to 9.30
FILLMORE FURNITURE HOUSE.
» 2115 FUlmoro st
AT CAV._*AGH'S. 625 McAllister st. 5 doors
from Franklin st— Yon will hay* your money
. cheerfully returned or . any piece exchanged if
yon are not satisfied. This Is the policy w«
have Inaugurated and we will continue It as
long as we are la business. Wnen we can no
longer be fair, we will quit. Iroa beds. $1.93:
fine large rockers. $2.50; chairs. 70c; 9x13
rugs. $4.50: stoves. $10 up; tapestry carpet.
50c yard. On hand, large quantity of Axmla-
ster and tapestry rugs, folding beds, etc: oil
, cloth. 20c.
TO prove the efficacy of this ad. will jrive a
cash discount of 10 per cent to every pur-
chaser of anything in our store by preseatinz
this ad. to the salesman. IXL Furniture Co
605-«07. McAllister st. near Franklm. '
FURNITURE. "TZ FURNITURE.
At New York -prices, can be bousrht at the only
. N.-Y. Furniture House, on- Fillmore st bet
Sacramento and Clay. : '
AT NEWMAN'S. 2200-2212 Mlssioa. cor. I3__!
Largest - stock of furniture, carpets, stoves.
etc.. to select from; low prices; easy paym' tst
FI|HER A BERNSTEIN CO.. new. seeond-haad
furniture, stoves.' ranges; goods bought sold
exchanged. 3312-3310 Mission st. near 29th.
WINDOW shades. aU sizes, colors: folding bed
repairs: upholstery. TOWEY. 25T Church st.
JUST » like flndmc furniture — Removal sale now
on at Home Fnr. Co.. 267 Church st. nr. Mkt.
J r H i V 22 LET ' «30-661-663 14t * st.. near Market
and Church— Furniture, good and cheap.
FURNITURES, beddtnar: all new; low nrlcea."
Corner; 11th and Franklin sts.. Oaklaadl ;
\u25a0 A; «>^^a.\g_ffy *»\u25a0"«? «* \
OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SATJB }
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-xi.HMXHAAS. tlth »t. rerner stnro. Onklanrt. •
\ : ; PAMBOoVuRNTTURE 1 . !
(UJfDEE the Bamboo Tree) Tables chalxa. __ '
reaus. HAYASHL 21004 ' Sut£?^g^, *%?
-.-.».--\u25a0'" FURNITURE POLIS HERS ~ i
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