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Additional Classified Ads on
DENTISTS — Continued
! iR. J. J. LEEK (formerly 1126 Market), now
• K24 Valencia 6t. bet. 19th and 20th.
UK. KNOX. dentist, 1615 Flllmore st; all work
first-class: prices low. .
:>P.. IRA G. LKEK— AII kinds of dental work.
515 Flllmore St.. near Oak. '
JHKAPKST aud best in America. The Weekly
Call. $1 per year. •
RAYMOND D. CASTLE. Dentist 2015 Folsom
ft., corner 16th. .._
AUTOMOBILES
Tautomobiles for everybody,
here are a few good buys.
rnnton 4-cyl. touring car, finest condition. .$1250
\rtorcar tour car. detachable tonneau: snap.s.VMl
i.ight delivery car. closed body; gasoline.. .$5OO !
Runabouts runs fine; looks great: snap $300
!lerce Stanhope: seats 4: best condition. ..$6OO
Tranklin runabout: fast and fine $47f<
Knnx runabout: seat* 4fc goes great: top $300
And you have now no excuse for not owning a
' PHENIX AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.
45th st. and Sen Pablo aye.. Oakland.
Prom S. F.. Koj- Route to 40th and San Pablo.
From downtown. San Pablo-ave. oars.
AUCTION sale of automobiles Saturday. Feb.
23, lit 2 p. m.; French' Panhard. six-cylinder
Ford. Stovrns-Durrea mncbout. 2 Pope
Toledo touring cars, Cadillac and Franklin
touring cars; ell In good running condition.
UF.NSTROM CO., 424 to 446 Stanyan et
Phone. Park 476.
RESERVE »pace for your car in the Mission
Garage. 611 Valencia st. bet. 17th and 18tb;
most completely equipped garage In town.
D'ARCY. SCOTT & CO.. Props.. 524 O. G. aye.
HENSTROM GARAGE. 424-434 Stanyan; phone
P«rk 476. -Automobiles bought, sold, repaired;
ecpplles; tocring cart for hire at all hours.
RUNABOUT— To be raffled Feb. 28 at 1159 East
J4th st, Oakland: first-class condition; new
tires; 4 chances 50 cents.
FOR sale reasonable, a 2-cvllnder No. 8 touring
«uto car. In good con<Jltlon. at 444 Fnlton tt.
AUTOMOBILE repairing: storage battery charg-
irg. repairing. I. L. De JONGH. 446 Fn'.ton.
RELIANCE AUTOMOBILE CO.. 547 Fulton st; !
ramring and renting: repairing of all kinds.
BAR AND STORE FIXTURES
CHICAGO FIXTURE CO.; bar fixtures always
rarried In 6tock; bank, store, office fixtures;
lwtter, cheaper, than anywhere; tel. Market
24:*S: all kln<!» of Jobbing done. 3"9 Fnlton Bt.
OFFICE and store fixtures, cabinet work and
Jobbing; estimates given. G. MARCHAL, 253
Austin aye.. bet Bush and Pine sts.
CALIFORNIA Home Industry. 214 Sth St.— Bar
and store fixtures, showcases always on band.
i MMJTFNSON m&kes office, store and bar fix-
lures. 21S 13th St.. bet. Mission and Howard.
nKSTF.UN FIXTURE CO.. store, office and
b«r fixture*, cabinet, carpenter work. 60S Turk.
FOR store, office or bar fixtures tee MeCALM A
BARNARD. 2027 Ellis St.. above Devisadero.
S. TRUCKMAN. 2!<Vi Bush St.. rarpenter: bar,
store and office fixtures: repairing; Jibbing.
TNION FIXTURE CO.. SS6 Goldon Gate aye..
near I-*rkin — Bant. 6tore. office, bar fixture*.
RELIABLE STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURE
CO.. ISII Market: phone Market 2745.
GOLDEN WEST WOOD WORKING CO.,
233-238 14th st.
LF.FFINGWELL, carpenter; general jobblnc 95
Dchore »Tf.
_ . _ AP- 01 * 1 ' 1 -??*
DR. EMILIE FUNKE'S maternity villa; Infants
adopted: strictly private. 1416 Sth st, Ala-
inc('a. Cal.
CLAIRVOYANTS
CARL A. CABLE,
1705 Gough st.
50c. 50c. 60c.
AN HONEST PROPOSITION.
The fear of hurnbne prevents many people from
calling upon a good medium. Mr. Cable, to
prove bis clairvoyant powers, gives
THIS SWORN STATEMENT TO ALL.
He does hereby solemnly agree and guarantee
t* make no charges if he falls to tell your name,
nrupation and what you called for. He will tell
yon who and wben you will marry and bow to
win the one you love.
Mr. Cable, as a matter of advertisement this
week will give his celebrated
READINGS FOR 50 CENTS.
Personal Magnetism Quickly Developed.
Fair and square in all his dealings with the
public. Mr. Cable towers above the partially de-
veloped mediums and is tbe envy of all pretenders.
HE GUARANTEES
To tell whether your husband, wife or sweetheart
Is trn» or false: tell yon how to win the love of
the one yon most rtesir<\ even though miles away;
hnw to succeed In business, speculation. la#r*ults;
how to marry, one of your choice: how to regain
youth, health and vitality; removes evil influ-
ences, cures drink habits, locates treasures, cures
sll nervous diseases. Call today.
CAP.L A. CABLE.
1705 Goturh *t. between California and Pine.
Hour*. 9 ft. m. to 6 p. m.
THE White Mystic of India.
ORMONDE, formerly 10 years on Market St.;
s clairvoyant with power: genuine, reliable.
conscientious; part, present future: business
edvice, love, marriage, divorce; removes evil
influences, tells your full name; born in the
Orient with the power of any 10 medium*:
rending* $1. 1310 Devlsadero, bet Ellis and
O'Ferrell.
MISS M. WIIXE. the famous crystal seeress. lo-
cated at 1505 Geary et. bet Laguna and Bu-
r'..-r,nr.: one who 1* well known and one who
i* competent to r^ad yonr life; «be reveals the
p»*t. gives correct forecast of the future and
will rive valuable advice concerning all mat-
ters of business; readinc* dally. 10 a. m. and
6 p. m. : phone West 74SS. 1 :-.,..-
MME. PORTER, clairvoyant medium, tells past
present and future; born with double veil and
f*-oond sight: cards reaa clalrvoyantly: ladles,
ROc; gents, $1; palmistry and clairvoyant s!t-
tlnrs. full life readinc. $1.50: open Sunday;
\u25a0walk in. top Boor. ISM O'Farrell nr. Steiner.
MRS. DR. F. CLARK, clairvoyant, seeress and
psychic medium; give* confidential readings
dally from 10 «. m. to R p. m.. at 1425 Stein-
er Ft. bet. Ellis and O'Farrell. San Francisco.
MME. MILLER, great card reader. Just arrived
from East; lis* located at Snnset Hotel, room
9; McAllister cr. Webster: gents 50c. Indies 25c.
MIES ZEMDAK. young. gifted clair. and palmist;
a wonderful prophetess; names: ladles, 50c;
gents. $1 : hrs. 10 to 9. 1260 Ellis, nr. Laguna.
MME. KRONENBERG. clairvoyant card reader,
palmist: when others fail try me: readings 25c.
440 Brazil aye.. San Mateo or Incleslde cart.
MME. LJf CLAIR. psychic palmist and card
t-fartrr; question* enswered. 1202 A (i. Gate.
MRS. JACKSON, palmist; clalr.: card reader;
ladle* only; lucky charms free. 783 Folsom. Sl.
MADAM SCHAEFFER. clairvoyant card reader,
water neer. 803 Laguna *t. near McAllister.
MME. DE VAN. clairvoyant, palmist, card
reader. 1107 Golden Gate aye.
MME. MAP.SEAU— Card reader, 2693 Mission
st.. n*sr 2?. d. L. 2.V. G. 50c. -
SPIRITUALISM il
MME. LILLY give* psrcble life readings dally
for 10c. 453 Camp 25, Richmond Dlst. 14th
aye., between Clement and California sts.
MME. MAXWELL, test circle Wed. 2-8 p. m.,
IJ>: convincing messages: rdg. dally. 323 A
Church Bt.
MME. VIGARS. spiritual meetings every night;
sittings daily. 1003 Buchanan, nr. McAllister.
MRS. SEAL, spiritual median] ; readings daily.
7^3 McAllister ct.: circle Thursday. 8 p. m.
PALMISTRY
MME. LE LAND, astrologist; adviser; horoscopes
written. 716 Golden Gate aye.. room 2.
ARCHITECTS
N. HIRANO, Japanese designer and building
contractor. 1821 Sutter, formerly 1110 Ellis.
. McDOUGALL BEOS., architects. 721 Devisadero
st.. bet. Fnlton and Grove. Phone Wrst 5502.
CHIROPODISTS
DR. GEO. DUNCAN, expert chiropodist. 1550 El-
lis St.. near Fillmore. All foot ailments cured.
HARRIS H. KATZ. cKropodlst: expert mas-
oager; electric apparatus. 1163 Golden Gate.
DR. JAS. BROWN, expert chiropodist at Empo-
ricm. Van Ness and Post: formerly 6 Geary.
CORSET MAKERS
MME. BAUMARD. corset maker, moved from
2168 Sutter to 1659 Sutler.
MRS. M. HALL — Corsets mad* to order; $3.50
np. 1105 Valencia st
£ CASH REGISTER .__;__
CASH registers. 521 tires, of all prices, for all
kinds of business, on liberal terms. National
Cash Register Co.. 1253 Golden Gate > aye.
'HEMORRHOIDS
MANY men and women In city and vicinity have
been cured of plies, fistula, etc (some of 30 to
40 years* standing), to stay cored without
knife, danger of hindrance from business. CaU
> Investigate. THOS. J. KISKKR, tt. D., 2091
• rniaor* tt
BUSINESS CHANCES
FOR sale — 200 thoroughbred White Wyandottes,
20 White Leghorns, 16 White Plymouth Rocks,
500 head young stock Wyandottes and Buff
Orpingtons, 50 pair Homer Pijeons, 14 Pekln
Pucks, 6 Bronte Turkeys. 18 stands . Italian
Bees. 60-ft portable Broodhouse complete,
portable Chickenbonses. Incubators, with all
.tools and fences; will be sold as a whole or in
parts; sickness cause of selling. . ADKLPHIA
POULTRY YARDS, Lincoln aye.. Upper Fruit-
vale. ... .
PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE. . . .. .
Man of character and wide experience. In-
tending to spend some months visiting prin-
cipal Eastern cities, will act as personal rep-
resentative for firms or individuals: rates rea-
sonable; no liquor, tobacco or get-rich-quick
propositions considered. Write \u25a0 \
MARK SHIRLEY.
1222 Talcott aye.. E., Oakland.
HALF interest in a business for sale for a few
hundred dollars; a payment down and the
balance can be paid out of the business: no
money required until proven satisfactory; no
great amount of experience required, only must
be honest; you have to help manage the busi-
ness: don't overlook this; this business will
clear $25 per day. Call room 1, 470 7th st,
paklaud. Cal. \u25a0'
I ADMINISTRATOR'S sale of a good bakery
I business at Marysville, Cal., the property of
i the late F. J. Clinger: will be sold at public
auction on Monday. Feb. 27. 1907, at the prem-
ises, corner 4th and D ets.. Marysville. Cal.
J. P. ARNOLD, administrator of tbe estate of
F. J. Clinger. "
TWO fnlly equipped baker shops; 3 and 4 wag-
ons running dally: horses, harness and wagons;
doing $T>ooo or $6000 worth of business a
month: baking 8 or 9 barrels dally. You can
take both of these. Mr. Baker, for 53500.
REDWOOD CITY REALTY COMPANY.
HALF interest in a business for sale for a few
hundred dollars: small payment down, balance
you can pay out of the business: there Is no
trouble to make $25 or $30 a day; you need
00 experience ; you have to help manage tbe
business. 470 7th tt. Oakland, Cal.
RESTAURANT for sale; nice paying business;
Increasing patronage; a rare chance for a
restaurant man. cook or waiter; owner is go-
ing into another line of business; price $325;
it cost $800 to furnish nnd fix up; lease; low
rent: no agents. 1563 Market st
FOR m> — On account of dekness, sausage fac-
tory with new machinery, store with refrigera-
tor: everything complete and best running or-
der: a well-paying business. Apply to MAR-
TIN R. JAGER. 3324-3326 16th st.
FOR SALE — A fine restaurant and merchants'
lunch; doing a splendid business; thorough ln-
vestlgatlon; $1100. 14 Foil st. city.
FOR sale — A first-class delicatessen store; cheap
rent; 3 years' lease: 2 living-rooms; a snap;
good location. 505 Haight st.
$1500 — Grocery store, good location. In Ala-
meda, fixtures, etc.. good investment. Box
2313 Call office. Oakland.
FOR salo — Examiner agency In Vallejo; 1000
regulars. 500 extra Sunday. Addreos J. J.
MADIGAN. Vallejo.
SOY SANG LUNG & CO.. Golden West Broom
Factory, 723-25 Clay St.; now open for busi-
ness.
COMPLETE restaurant, runge and fixtures, to
let: cheap. P. A. DOLAN. 1629 Market St.
LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE
C. E. HINKLEY. PHONE WEST 1911.
1204 Golden Gate aye., near Webster st.
CLEAR TITLES. EASY TERMS.
SPECIAL — 10 rooms, newly and nicely furnished;
rent $40; lease: price $1100. HINKLEY.
PROFITABLE — IS rooms: sunny corner: 1 floor:
men roomers; clears $125; substantially fur-
nished : nrice $900.
PARTNERS WANTED
WANTED — One or more partners, help develop
mine. 31$ miles west of Tonopah. Nev., close
to shipping mines: $5000 development work
done on nine full claims; liberal terms. THOS.
PATTERSON. 346 Main nt. San Diego.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
PAINTING, tinting, paperhanglng: best work;
reas. HUNTER, 1577 O'Farrell. Tel. West 6667.
PETERSON & ELLIOTT. 648 Hayes; phone Page
1577. Carpenters, builders, repairs, alterations.
CARL SPROGIS. carpenter, contractor, cabinet
work. Tel West 4624. 12S4A Eddy st.
DRESSMAKING.
PIONEER DRESS PLEATING CO.. Hagerty &
Wills, 910 McAllister st, near Laguna— Sun-
burst and accordion skirts to order; knife,
fide pleating and pinking; buttons covered:
work done while you wait; also a full line of
linings and trimmings. . -
ACCORDION, knife and sunburst pleating, but-
tonholes and buttons made at Stewart's Lining
and Notion Store. 1213 Post st, near Van Ness
aye.; formerly of Taylor st. ' ' \u25a0'•
McDOWELL'S Dressmaking and Millinery School.
1215 Post St.. near Van Ness. Branch 1018
Washington st. Oakland. Patterns cut to order.
SUNBURST, accordion, knife-pleating, buttons,
buttonholes, lining, notions: mail orders sollc-
lted. STEELE'S. 1420 Pout; phone West 6425.
A. C. BROWN, embroiderer: desiens made and
embroidery on suits. 351 McAllister st
LE MODELE School of Dressmaking: patterns
cut to measure. 1515 Bush st, room 9.
MARIE MUZIO. dressmaker: first-class work.
706 Polk St.; tel. Franklin 2408.
MISS M. H. SNYDER. evening gowns; tel. West
flfilO. 1542 Webster st
DRESSMAKING A.NP MILLINERY
THE HINOY.
Japanese ladles' tailoring and millinery store,
1610^4 Geary st. S. F.
LADIES' tailoring and dressmaking, 63 Portola,
off Waller, bet. Steiner and Pierce sts. \u25a0 .
MILLINERY
MISS BRIGGS. late of Coughlan & Co., now lo-
cated at The Voeue. Sutter and Franklin sts.
EXPERIENCED trimmers and makers. MISS
BRIGGS. Sutter and Franklin sts.
BEE HIVE, 523-27 McAllister, has a full line
of unrine lints. \u25a0 <
LADIES' TAILORS
LADIES,
You can have your suits made of the best ma-
terial for $25; this special to advertise us; be-
fore you get your suit come nee us and decide
accordingly. K. BEDROS. 1531'Sntter st
LOUIS LINDSTRUM. ladles' tailoring; formerly
Dcnohoe bldg.. now 1304 Post, near Franklin.
H. BETTE. 1163 Ellis st: spring novelties.
EDUCATIONAL
COMPLETE CULTURE
An expert in the systems of physical culture
and resistance- offers his services on Wednes-
day afternoons and Thursday evenings to any
school, private, public or individual j instruc-
tion. Terms, $10 per hour. The system being
very unusual and easy by which one is able to
stand off sickness and age. Box 229, Call. . •
A— THE Lyceum. *Jo9o I'ine st. cor. Scott; an
excellent preparatory school for the university,
. law and medical colleges. Here you can save
time and money and still get a preparation
superior to that, given by other schools.
ARCHITECTURAL. mechanical (electrical),
drawing, mathematics (evgs.). Metropolitan
Bus. Col., School- of Drawing, 925 Golden
Gate: art penmanship. Esplna; stenography:
position: day. $10; evgs., $5 mo.
MATHEMATICS — Private evening class for men;
arithmetic, algebra, geometry, trigonometry,
calcalus; 3 nights per week:. $5 per month.
2000 Sutter *t. corner Fillmore. • - .
ENGINEERING— CiviI, «?lec.. . mm., mech.. sur-
vey, assay, cyeniile; day, eve.; est. 1864. Van
d»r Nalllen School.. 5100 Teleg. aye.. Oakland.
SPANISH. English, shorthand ; quick, practical
methods: translation. PROF. ALFONSO, 1131
O'Farrell st / '
PROF. T. A.' ROBINSON. Individ, lnstr.; book-
keeping. Eng., math., etc. ; day, eve. 290 Page.
A — CALDWELL Col!i>pe of Oratory nnd Acting;
temporary office 969 Fell st. Call 3to 9 p. m.
GUITAR, mandolin, piano, singing; new classes
forming; 8 lessons S3. 892 Halgbt. c. Devlsadero.
HKALD'S Engineering School, 295 Locust aye
cor. Franklin st; all branches; d»- and eve.
HEALD'S Business College, 1451. Franklin st,
S. F.. and Bacon blk.. Oakland; day and eve.
SAN FRANCISCO Business College now located
733 Fillmore. near Hayes: day and evening.:
MADAME INEZ FABRI. voice culture for
opera and concert. , 1172 Ellis st
ALL court reporters recommend Gallagher-Marsh
Business College. 464 Devlvadero st.
MERRILL-MILLER College, pleasantly located
at 733 Flllmore st. ; day and evening.
THE BKRLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES^
2531 Washington st, near Flllmore.? ', ;\u25a0-., •> r-.'p
SHORTHAND taneht thoroughly by mall. MISS
G. BARRETT. 214 2d aye.. . :
SIG. G. AVEDANO. vocal' teacher; pure Italian
method. Studio. 701 Fnlton st.
MISS POTTER. Teacher of Elocution; after-
noons. 13fi2 -Post st. • \u25a0 \u25a0-.-\u25a0;.-
SHEETMETAL ,
STEAM \ tables, coffee < urns, French . ranges.
Schlndler Mfg. Co.. 1411 Ellis; phone West 19.
RIDDLE BRO.— Electric signs. v steam tables;
hotel ware a specialty. 30S 7tb st •\u25a0\u25a0 :\u25a0-••\u25a0 ':-\u25a0\u25a0:.
CIGARS
HORN, - A i CO., wholesale • tobacco i and cigars:
Cubanola and El Sidelo cigars. IB Sacramento
st, cpp. the ferries.
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY/ FEBRUARY 21^1907.
ftfcl'Wi MEDICAL :
DR. SYLVESTER'S Office. "' . .
CI7 l r 3d st. (nr Telpempl; are.). Oanland. Cal.
I^hdlny Specialists for Woinetv -~
Ladles — If. you are ; sufforlug fromnny ali-
ment peculiar to your sex, worried about your
condition and . need help, (onsult this famous
specialist, because he Is tmlr the only regu-
larly graduated physician specialist for women
advertising, having . O9> • yefcrs of success —
WITHOUT ONE FAILURE— he gives relief—
AT ONCE — without drugs, operations or need-
less detention from your occupation, with orls-
lnal— PAlNLESS— HAßMLESS— methods. With
high professional - standing • nnd qualifications
recognized by the highest medical authority,
with office well annotated and strictly private,
he is the SAFEST— AND— SUREST— man to
commit when you seek help. - Consultation and
advice absolutely free. Private sanitarium
when necessary. Fees moderate. Hours, 9
a. m. to 9 p. m. Open Sundays. Telephone
Oakland 7901. • .
DR.' SYLVESTER'S/ Office,
517.23 d St., near Telegraph, aye., Oakland, Cal.
DR. G. W. O'DONNELL — Ladles, all who are
sick or In trouble, consult this specialist on
female complaints;' positively corrected; the
unfortunate helped; the most difficult eases
treated; every case taken; Immediate relief:
no poisoning drugs; low fee; my methods will
cure all cases of Irregularity: consult me; save
time and money; advice free; hours, 9 a. m. to
4, 5:30 to 8:30. 1212 Turk st. .;
VALPEAU'S female pills; best regulating pills
sold; price $2.50 by express. .Pasteur's syringes
and tablets; price $5. By express only on re-
ceipt- of price. OSGOOD BROTHERS, whole-
sale druggists. 7th and Broadway. Oakland.
A— MRS. DR. WYETH. reliable ladies' speclal-
• Ist for all female irregularities; instant relief
guaranteed: 80 years' experience: office hours,
10 to 5. 1726 Steiner St., near Sutter.
DR. JAMES NEAL, 1438 Ellis St., near Webftter,
Specialist in women's diseases. Hours, 9a. m.
to 9 p. m.; Sundays, ,9 to 2.
MRS. M. A. PICKRUM, 2542 Buchanan st, near
Green; ladles taken In confinement; best of
medical attention and care. ' --...-
DR. C. O. O'Donnell, renowned female specialist,
912 Devlsadero. bet. McAllister and G. G. aye.
DR. WEST & CO., 1035 Golden Gate aye.— Old
specialist for women. Hours, 1-3 and 7-8 p. m.
MRS. DR. KOHL, specialist, irregularities; hrs.
10 to 5. 1726 Steiner. bet Sutter and Post.
DR. ROSEN, 2995 Folsom st, cor. 26th— Ladles;
thousands, recommend him; relief or no fee.
DR. and MRS. DA VIES' method of treatment.
824 Valencia st.. between 19th and 20th.
COAL DISCHARGING
COAL DISCHARGING.
Ex steamer "COMO," from Australia.
R. D. CHANDLER,
Coal Bunkers, Pier 15, Green-st Wharf.
\u25a0 GUNSMITHS -.:\u25a0
W. H. PRICE, 15 years with Clabrough &
Golcher: gun stocks a specialty. 9 East st,
opp. Tlhuron ferry. . \u25a0 * " •
LOST AND FOUND
LOST — A passbook with the Hibernla Savings
and Loan Society of Snn Francisco In the
name of JOHN DEVERY and MARTHA J.
DEVERY. No. 240-016. The finder will please
return to bank. Unless same is returned
within five dayß a new book will be Issued
to the applicant.
LOST — A passbook with the Hibernla Savings
and Loan Society of San -Francisco in the
name of MRS. MARGARET KEMP. No. 157-
786, 294-126. The finder will please return to
bank. Unless same Is returned within five
days a new book will be issued to the appli-
cant. "
LOST— A passbook with The Hibernla Savings
and Loan Society of San Francisco, In the
name of MARY JOHNSON, No. 215-638. The
finder will please return to bank. Unless
same is returned within five days a new book
will be issued to the applicant.
LOST — A blue-cover Encampment book, near 16th
and Bryant sti., Tuesday evening, February 19.
about 7:15 o'clock. Please return, or notify
1062 Tennessee st, and receive reward. ..
LIBERAL reward for return of 2 bundles of
laundry lost on 12th st, between Market and
Mission. Return to B. SHAFFER, 118 Lib-
erty st . v -•\u25a0\u25a0*: : '
REWARD for return of antique bracelet left In
1 dressing-room of Saddle \u25a0 Rock Restaurant to
'363 10th st. Oakland.
LOST — A pair of spectacles and case Thursday.
- February 14. i Return to 708 • Castro • st. j and
'. receive reward. i L • , ,„
LOST — A pair of glasses In. case while going
from Hamilton School to 1918 Pierce st ; re-
ward. ,
LOST — Gold locketL brilliant stone: monogram
B. L. N. on back: reward. 4128 18th st
LOST — Gold* cigar-cutter: monogram N. A. H.
Return to 1907 Page st Reward.
CHEAPEST and best In America, The Weekly
Call, $1 per year.
FOUND — Small brown horse. 421 9th st, W. P.
WHITE-
FURS .
B. KANTXER, manufacturing furrier, formerly
122 Stockton st. now 2000 Sutter. rooms 1-2.
G. BARE, furrier, formerly Lachman A Co., now
1515 Bush st, cor. Van Ness aye., upstairs..
LOFSTAD & EVANS (Inc.). furriers, mV located
at 1652 California St., below Van Ness aye.
L _ : _ DETECTIVES
M'CARTHY'S Detective Agency— Civil and" crim-
inal work attended \u25a0 to, secrecy and dispatch ;
missing persons located; communications confi-
dential; legal and commercial references. 122S
Flllmore. cor. Eddy. Thou. McCarthy. Principal.
ELECTRIC SUPPLIES
THE Yosemite Gas Fitting Co., gas, arc lamps,
combination fixtures. 2435 Mission st
EMPLOYMENT OFFICES
JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY:
Male and female; best cooks, waiters, por-
ters, general ! housework, • . second work and
kitchen help, office: help, etc., in the city.
Phone West 4634. . H. K. ODA, 1721 Post st.
A WELL-KNOWN reliable Japanese-Chinese
emp. office, guarantees best help of all kinds
on. short notice, with care and dispatch. O.
HASUMI, prop., 1513 Geary st, near Laguna;
tel. West SCBB.
AA — OLDEST, largest Japanese-Chinese Employ-
ment Office: reliable help promptly. : GEO SA-
KAUYE. 1568 Post nr. La puna; tel. West 5612.
A — RELIABLE Chinese-Japanese emp. office. A.
HORI. prop., furnishes best help. wlth ; care
and dispatch. 1748 Sutter st.','. Tel/. West 2803.
AN original Japanese and Chinese Emp. Office —
Guarantees first-class help of all kinds. GEO.
MATSUO. 2140 Flllmore st. ; phone West 339.
STAR employment otdce furnishes Japanese and
Chinese help with care. Tel. West 167. W.
KADOTA; 16C7 Post st.,- near Buchanan.
H. W. HONG. Chinese employment office, room
48, 819 hi Webster st. Oakland; tel. Vernon 241.
CHINESE and Japanese employment office; 362
f.tli *t.: tel. Oak 3101. B. HALL, Oakland. Cal.
JAPANESE-CHINESE Emp. Office.? Phone West
1731. T. TAMURAS, , 1612 Laguna st
CHEAPEST and best in America, \u25a0 The Weekly
Call. $1 per year. < .s -\u25a0 \u25a0
EMPLOYMENT WANTED— FemaIe
A YOUNG lady, experienced traveler/ thoroughly
conversant with \u25a0 English.' German and French,
- with knowledge . of Spanish,' music and stenog-
raphy, desires position as private secretary, 01
' traveling companjgn. : ' Box 202, . Call office. .
A COMPETENT girl for cooking, general house-
work; small washing;' -American family -ol
• adults; wages $35. Apply 2620 California st
WAITRESS wants position/small boarding-house
or hotel or restaurant; can 'cook;; city or coun-
try. Address Waitress, 720 7th sf
EXPERIENCED girl wants situation . to do gen-
. eral housework and cooking In a small family;
wages $25. Box 097. Call office. -*\u25a0..•
JAPANESE ; girl wants >. a. position as genera]
housework \u25a0In family. - MIZUTA, 130> Soutb
Park at.' Phone Tempo. 2729. '..
TRAINED nurse -of -long. ; experience -will care
: for nervous or . long , chronic ; case. Box 673,
Call. - \u25a0.',.•\u25a0; .'*..-;\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0. \u25a0*\u25a0.. •\u25a0 ' ;.-' -..-. .\u25a0" .... \u25a0 - "\u25a0 .;;
NEAT appearing ; girl - wants r work : In private
home; city preferred. - Box 222. Call. ,••'.\u25a0•. •..-;•
EXPERIENCED girl wants situation to do gen
eraV housework. > 28068 Pine st. \u0084 \u25a0::\u25a0.'
\u25a0 EMPLOYMEXI WAXTED-Male-
WANTED— By an elderly': man ; (German)" some
..congenial employment: capable of clerical'work
•: or can assist « ln \u25a0 real > estate or : other office;
salary no object;; well: acquainted, in city;
references and security. Address box 663, Call
.1651 Flllomre st. '. . •.-... .-;;•;\u25a0- \u25a0• ,
A STEADY ; and reliable ' cboreman wants a po-
sition on -gentleman's place; will t come .recom-
mended; understands care of. horses,. cows and
chickens and general work * about 5 place : "-. mid-
. die-aged . and : single.* /Address > box : 217, , Call; \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0;.:
A— SITUATION wanted , to; take care ' of \u25a0a f pri-
". , vate : place by ; a trustworthy man . (Dane) ; 1 un-
.derstands gardening, horses, milking; good ref \u25a0
•y- crences. ; 80x , 210. \u25a0 Call : office. vat \u25a0- -.. r *
SITUATION/ wanted » bvj single. \ sober '* German;
: good gardener; can care for horses and vehicles
and do general work; ; ref erences. ' Box 223,
/Call; office. \u0084.-'/" V..:-v\ :•>\u25a0.-'- • '\u25a0-;. -\u0084";^ ' ::•;;.'
EXPERIENCED man wants position i as . clerk In
»ood hotel ; ' reference. • Box ! 218,} Call office. ;
\u25a0 ; ".'\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0"'\u25a0•'\u25a0\u25a0•"\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0'-\u25a0'\u25a0 .". \u25a0"' ' - ' ' : im*mm
EMPLOYMENT * WAXTED — Male— Con.
FIRST-CLASS Janitor for head Janitorship of of-
, fice building or store 'Address R. W. BRIS-
TOL, G44- Merrlmac st., Oakland. Phone Oak-
land 5101. ""-,:,;•-. :> -.-•\u25a0''\u25a0* - •\u25a0' : ' '
YOUNG Japanese boy wishes position as school-
boy or storeboy and -Janitor; speaks English
well. Address box 694, ; Call, 1631 FiUmore st.
POSITION wanted' in wholesale packing ware-
house, . or anything." by handy, sober man; best
city references.' Box < 635, "Call, office.
JAPANESE couple want positions; city or coun-
try; man,' as . good^ cook, wife \u25a0\u25a0 waitress -. and
- housework. -K. SHIO," 134 Collins st. .--j •'"
SITUATION wan ted. as man about, private place;
\u25a0ingle, ..sober, f experienced, middle-aged; ref-
erences. Box 1 CSS, - Call, Fillmore st. - ..-:...
A GOOD Japanese boy: wants position as waiter
j or kltcheni helper in hotel. K. N. SAKI, 1617
Gough st. West 6401.. \u25a0-''-\u0084 \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 - :
YOUNG i man would 5 like, position in wholesale
house; willing .. to ' begin at moderate 'salary.
Box 219, Call office. \u25a0 .. \u25a0 . . - : ". : '\u25a0\u25a0: \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'
BARBER— Situation wanted by a ' first-class
man. O. R., 6 Antonio st., off Jonest, ' bet.
' O'Farrell and Ellis. : , .;:. \u25a0" ' -":•' '- '.-\u25a0
Ar.CHITECTURAL drafting and tracing; speci-
fication; building--, superintending. Address
P. H.. 614 Fell It -• .
BARBER situation wanted by a first-class man.
O. R.. No. 6 Antonio st. off Jones, bet. O'Kar-
. rell and Ellis sts.4 , r .
AS coachman: thoroughly steady and competent;
highest driving qualifications and references.
Box 225. Call. .
A GOOD Japanese wants position as schoolboy.
P. FRANK. 1617 Gough st. West 6401.
ELDERLY I man will do light work for board
and lodging. Box 60, Call office.
HELP "WANTED— FemaIe
WANTED— Young women'to learn telephone op-
erating: paid while learning; salary Increased
after first two weeks and further Increased
after work becomes 'efficient'
Dally luncheon furnished free, and rest
rooms, .with matron Jn attendance. . .
Permanent positions: good chances for ad-
vancement Apply 2019 Steiner st
PACIFIC STATES TELEPHONE AND TELE-
.m.. m . . .GRAPH, CO.
SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS ON SHIRTS:
GOOD PAY; CLEAN, STEADY WORK; NEW
FACTORY; WELL HEATED AND VEN-
TILATED: INEXPERIENCED TAUGHT AND
PAID WHILE LEARNING. LEVI STRAUSS
& CO., VALENCIA, "BETWEEN 13TH AND
14TH. APPLY MR. HINSHAW.
OUR NEW FACTORY BUILDING. WHICH IS
THOROUGHLY LIGHTED. VENTILATED
AND HEATED. IS NOW READY FOR OC-
CUPANCY: EXPERIENCED AND INEX-
PERIENCED SEWING MACHINE OPERA-
TORS WANTED ON OVERALLS: GOOD PAY;
STEADY WORK; PAID WHILE LEARNING.
LEVI STRAUSS & CO.. VALENCIA. BET.
13TH AND 14TH. APPLY TO MR. DAVIS.
ASSISTANT bookkeeper for large retail house.
Apply between the hour sof 11:30 and 2:30, or
B:30 and 7:30 ,in : the evening, room 3, 912
O'Farrell st. .
PATRONS for help charged $1 registry fee.
Waitress- for commercial hotel In country,
first-class place, fare paid, $30: a cook . and
second girl for same house, $40 , and $35.
MISS PLUNKETT, 1892 Sutter, near Webster.
PATRONS for help charged $1 registry fee. —
for springs in Southern California.
$25; a cook and second girl, same house, in
Stockton, $45, $40.- MISS PLUNKETT, 1592
Sutter st., near Webster.
COMPETENT young woman to cook and do gen-
eral housework for family of 2; wages $30
no washing, or $35 with some washing. 3000
Derby st. Berkeley. Cal.. near Claremont Ho-
tel ; telephone Berkeley 3235.
WANTED — Bright yoang ladles for clerical : po-
sitions. Apply .to general manager, NATHAN-
DOHRMANN CO.. 1520-1550 Van Ness aye.
A WOMAN of good education to fit herself for
important business branch; position assured if
satisfaction Is given: deposit required . when
duties are assumed. Box 676, Call, of fice. \.
WANTED — Experienced stenographers j and type-
\u25a0 writer . operators. "Apply " to General • Manager,
NATHAN-DOHRMANN Co., \u0084 1520-1550 \u25a0 . Van
; 'Ness-aye. \u25a0' \u25a0 ""•*:\u25a0 - *'*?? \u25a0 '-' * --'.\u25a0' •. '.'.'\u25a0 '
WANTED — Operators on • light canvas goods,
steady ' employment; power used. ' Western
\u25a0 Agencies and Mfg. Co., .1785 15th st.
STENOGRAPHER and general office work; also
1 assistant. Mission,-.- near 26th st.; state sal-
ary and experience. • Box 224. Call.
' YOUNG lady to assist In office work; some ex-
perience In bookkeeping. Address in . own
hand, box 4.1. Call office.
WANTED — A girl to do general housework and
cook-Ing. 3 In family: $25 to $30. 116 Brod-
. erlck st.,' near; Halght. .'
• WANTED — A young lady writing a good, plain
' j band and accurate at figures. Apply R 3S,
509 Golden Gate aye. . . .; \u25a0'.
' WANTED — A second girl for nice easy place In
San Mateo. $30. MISS PLUNKETT, 1592 Sut-
j ter st, near Webster.' ,
, YOUNG girl for clerical, work; must be /good
in figuring; references required. Box 662,
Call, Fillmore st.
• WANTED— Lady stenographer with speed 120
: words; salary $50. Call 2417 Washington st,
San Francisco. ... :\u25a0\u25a0:\u25a0-.
, MADEIRA MILLINERY SCHOOL; • private
> classes; hats trimmed; remodeling a specialty.
972 Eddy st.
WANTED— Teacher for district school. Address
BOYNTON, First National Bank building,
Berkeley. , - ; .-_-'-
MRS.' MCCARTHY'S Employment Office— Help
" of "" ktndg - Tel Park 216. 575 Halght st.
. BAG. tent and overall operators wanted. W.f A.
[ PLUMMER. Ist and Franklin sts.. Oakland.
GOOD plain sewers at the Llchau Corset Par-
. lors. 1456 Sutter st. ; also an apprentice. -
! WANTED— Dining-room woman at the Hebrew
Orphanage, 600 Devlsadero st; wages $20.
! FINISHERS, basters and apprentices on pants;
steady work, good pay. 1816 Post st
GLOVE makers on driving gloves. FAJtRANT
GLOVE MFG. CO.. 3600 Mission st'aif-
• GIRL to pose for life class S. i F. : and ißerkeley
evenings. Address C, 421, Baiter st. "c
W ANTED— A girl to assist In housework for San
• Rafael. Apply at 2265 Post at , :
WANTED — Girl for general housework ; wages
$25. Call forenoon 1774 Turk st.-. a
EXPERIENCED • trimmers ; and makers. MISS
BRIGGS, 371 12th Bt, Oakland.
• GIRL for housework and \u25a0 assist cooking. Apply
after 9 at 1237 O'Farrell -ft.
; ASSISTANT In dining room: Apply Pennsylvania
: \u25a0 Hotel. 922 Michigan st. - '
• FIRST-CLASS sklrtmaker wanted.- E. SCHIM-
• . MEL. 1459 Franklin sf- \u25a0'
• WANTED— A waitress for , restaurant Apply
1525 Haight st/ :. . - \u25a0:
'\u25a0 ERRAND girl wanted. : E. SCHIMMEL, . 1459
' . Franklin st ... : . >
\ A \u25a0 RELIABLE ; girl to .do general housework.
.1, Scott st-- : - -'\u25a0;-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 / : •
• GIRL for. general housework, plain cooking. 1824
•> ,;- Buchanan st :'..,,\u25a0 •'."'.,, ,\u25a0•\u25a0, : \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 "\u25a0']
f BARBERS AND SUPPLIES
! " BARKER CHAIRS
BARKER VIBRATORS - *
• mV « BARKER HAIR DRYERS
. The - Barker . patent Philadelphia v barber . chair.
; ' has no equal in beauty. of design, having new
, . features that the , public f appreciate and . pat-
. ' : ronize, its users pro vlng it a big money getter.
1 BARKER'S GOODS ARE MONEY-MAKERS.
1 ' Barker sells 'direct upon easiest: of terms.'
BARKER SAVES YOU MONEY. ,'
Barker's plants are the largest in the world.
„.- JAMES BARKER. .
1 \u25a0 ' 13iO Sutter st..' near .Van Ness aye.'
• '' ''" »*'•'• 'Mr. Drak»,*MgrJ; V. ' -.- '
\u25a0 WANTED— First-class =i porter -" f or . < barber shop.
j 1 1438 '.-. Buchanan '. st., >. near .' O'Farrell.' . ': ;. .
: BARBER \u0084 shop for s sale; i very ' cheap. Alcatraz
, and ;. Telegraph ayes., Oakland.' ."T :•! v, V. r
I WANTED — First-class £ barber at 1792 ; Halght
- -st;. wages $20 , per - week. V , v ,v:
• OR /» Bale — Three-chair , barber ; shop. Call l at
: .1545 Steiner st f r •"\u25a0 ... - v .. .' '
; A,JO. : 1 \u25a0 barber wanted r at RUGE ; & . GAST'S,
, 17- Eddy st * r -...-.\u25a0/. \u25a0:\u25a0. \u25a0\u25a0
• rED — Two first-class barbers for new shop.
\u25a0 '\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0' "• '3d. st ]\u25a0\u25a0".- .;..:.-, ; -.'; ..-..'.- ... \u25a0 \u25a0
[ GOOD barber wanted; steady; short hours. V 644
. '?< Market st. \u25a0• , -, •\u25a0 ; • :•\u25a0•-- ,•• -. -_. ;••' \u0084'<.' •\u25a0
. BARBER, - steady ; - short I hours. . 177 - Clay ' at.,
. > near Davis. -:,..•-., ' ? -. ; . \u25a0;..-.\u25a0. •' . :\u25a0 '.-•-..;;.-\u25a0\u25a0;;.
GOOU-barber^wanted r steady." •2574 < Folscm St.;
:, . near.22d. ; -.;_=•-'•:*•\u25a0..,- *\u25a0 '\u0084,,. ••:••.-\u25a0 •\u25a0 \u25a0
; GOOD barber at 805 Buchanan St.," Saturday and
1 . Sunday. . \u25a0\u25a0 ;.,-, -\u0084. . , ; • -. ,-., - »*-\u25a0•-,-„„-
- A FIRST-CLASS barber i wanted at -2788 Mis-
:. \u0084: sion; st :;-..'. .--,. ..-• \u25a0-/•\u25a0:- 5 ,-,. \u25a0-. • .- -,- \u25a0 . • ;:
1 2 FIRST-CLASS steady ' barbers. . 1750; Fillmore
street* '^ :^tB£BaMKKBnBM^BBB3Bt&BttB£tBBB£&''
BARBERS /AND SUPPLlES— Continued
A WISE TIP, TO BARBERS:
.Before buying furnitnre or supplies, call at
STOLTZ'S. 1835 Flllmore St.. or at warehouse.
, Z2ll Bush st.,. where you can be best suited, as
we carry the largest stock and the best as-
sortment on -. the coast
BARBERS take notice: Friday, Feb. 22, Wash-
ington's birthday. -is - a legal holiday. All
. sjops close at 12 noon. By order of the
union. J. R. BLEILY. .'
$200—2 chair, barber shop for sale; first-class
cuairs and everything new. Good location.
™nt' water and light, $17. 931% Folsom. bet
sth and Cth sts.
BARBER, first class, wanted Saturday. Sunday
and steady; high wages. ' Call early, 1418
llalght St., near Masonic aye.
BARBER— First-class barber wanted I for steady
position; wages $14 per week. 1154 Folsom
st, corner of. Sth.
BARBER— First-class, wants extra job for Sat-
urday and Sunday. ; Address 2056 Encinal aye.,
Alameda.
WANTED— To buy barber shop running 2 chairs;
city or near by. Address box 213, Call offlcs.
TWO barbers wanted steady. 644 Market st.
BARBER wanted. 607 Broadway. Oakland.
BARBER wanted: steady. 505 14th st.
A « GOO p barber: wages $1S per week: wanted
Immediately. 2511 Snattuek aye., Berkeley. .
WANTED — A first-class barber, steady, $13 per
week. 1712 Laguna st.. near- Sutter.
WANTED— A good barber for Saturday and Sun-
oay; first-class wages. 11 Howard st
G^ngUs b h. rt>e 55 r 03 S3S 3a 3<1 8 r t. ; «°^ ,^Ses; must speak
GOOD barber; good wages; steady. 1090 Valen-
cia st.
HELP WANTED— MaIe
AT RED CROSS EMPLOYMENT COMPANY,
608 Clay st.nr. Montgomery. Phone Temp. 1310.
Lodgings for You — Reading-room.
Beds 25e, Rooms 35c per night.
Engineer, hoist barge, $90 month.
Cook, boarding-house, $60 month. -
Blacksmith, ranch, $50 month and fd.
Dishwasher, mine. $35 month and fd.
Ranch hands, hops. $1.25 day and fd.
Ranch bands, vineyard. $1 day and fd.
Teamsters, 8-horse, $35 month and fd.
Labcrers, city, ,f 2.50 day.
Woodchoppers. IG-lnch. oak wood; tools fur-
nished.. $2 cord.
Man and wife, waiter and waitress, $50 mo, fd.
Plumbers and helpers, going wages.
Teamsters near city, $2.50 day.
Drillers, roekmon,' headermen. "powdermen, ma-
chine men. $3.50 to $2.50 day.
BROTHERHOOD of Owls. Wanted, organizers
with ref erenoes, who can Landle good terri-
toiy In establishing one of the best fraternal
and benevolent organizations; new. attractive
and unique; must be able to address a meet-
Ing preliminary to institution and financially
able to come to Walla Walla. Wash., for ln-
• structlons. Address H. L. LEAVITT. Walla
Walla. Wash.
ANDRES Offices. 544 Franklin St., San Fran-
cisco; 957 Franklin st, Oakland — Buggy
washer, stable, $60; teamster and wife to help
cooking, $65: waiter for college, $25; pantry-
man. Institution. $25 and fd. ; second cook In-
stitution. $45 and fd.; dishwasher. $f> a wk.;
assistant gardener, $30 and fd; indoor servant
$30 and fd., etc. .
ASSISTANT bookkeeper for large retail house.
Apply between the hours of 11:30 and 2:30.
or 5:30 and 7:SO in the evening, room 3. 912
O'FarreU st
WANTED^ — Young man to work In stock room
and learn the crockery business. Apply to
general manager. NATKAN-DOHRMANN CO..
1520-1550 Van Ness aye.
'\u25a0 mzi '
WANTED—
Gentleman- or lady to travel and collect for
firm of $250,000 capital: salary $1072 per year
and expenses: salary paid weekly and expenses
advanced: ' references required; headquarters
at your home. Address ARMSTRONG ALEX-
ANDKR, 125 Plymouth place, Chicago, 111.
AN 'assistant bookkeeper In n large retail office:
state age and references. .Box 227, Call office.
~~~~ FREE . EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. :-
If you want, help of any kind, male or
female, telephone J. C. Westenburg, supt. of
the Whosoever Will Rescue Mission and New
- Merit Home Free Employment Bureau, 366 9th
st. -Telephone Oakland 8203. ;
AT ONCE — Bright young men to prepare for ex-
amination for custom-house positions: excellent
salary; life positions; no previous experience
necessary; must "be over 20 years old. See MR.
OLIVER. 724 Market St., opp. Call building,
\u25a0 today, 2 to 6 p. m.
IMMEDIATELY — Young men to qualify for rail-
way mall clerk, custom-nouse and other good
positions; examinations soon. Call r- write for
free catalogue, 10 to 5, 7 to 8. West Coast
Correspondence Schools, 616 Vaa Ness aye.
MEN wanted to learn the barber ..trade In 8
weeks; special Inducements to tbom uttering
now; situations guaranteed. Pot- particulars
' call or address \u25a0 MOLER COLLEGIA 8-10-12
'Fell. St. 1.-- :: \u25a0\u25a0 r -- '-\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 . -x
WANTED— A bright boy about 15 years old to
.learn the hardware business: one living with
parents preferred. Call at Palace Hardware
Co., 436 Golden Gate aye., between 8 and
10 a. m.
SINGLE rooms 25 cts. a night, $1.50 to $2.50
week. • St. George, Sth and Howard sts.
MEN. and boys wanted to learn plumbing, plas-
tering, bricklaying, electrical trades; free cata-
logue; positions secured. COYNE TRADE
SCHOOLS, New York and 230-240 Bth st. S. F.
INVENTOP.S— Patents obtained In all countries;
r attorneys in Washington and foreign capitals;
special department for sal « of patents. Sonn-
tag's Patent Agency. • 1122 Market, opp. 7th.
I MADE $50,000 in 5 years, mall order business;
began with $5; any one can do^tbe work spare
time at home; send for free booklet; tells how
to get started. \u25a0 Mgr. box 570. Lockport. N. Y.
WANTED— Boys to learn the grocery business;
16 years old. Aoply after 10 a. m., MR. MIL-
TON GOLDSMITH. GOLDBERG,' BOWEN &
CO., 1240 Van' Ness aye. . \u25a0
WANTED — 200 men for cleanest beds in city,
. 15c per night $1 per week. Rooms 23c per
night. $1.50 per week. Portland House, 508-
510, Davis,- near. Jackson. ;.
MANAGER; to handle our gold window letters:
: $150 per \u25a0 month: small investment required.
Mfgrs., 1222 Metropolitan bldg., Minneapolis.
MEN and women to learn the barber trade; you
earn from $7 to $9 per week while learning;
catalogue 'free. Molers College. 8 Fell st.
COMPETENT clerk for office of wholesale
.house; must be quick and, accurate at figures;
state salary and references. Box 72, Call. '
WANTED— 3OO to men to occupy \u25a0 single rooms
\u25a0 In The Glendale. 1015 Folsom nr. 6th; 25c and
, 35c per night; $1.50 and $2 a week. \u25a0 :
FOREMAN for lumber yard; give references and
' state salary expected: 40 minutes' ride from
- San Francisco. . Box 220. Call, office.
WANTED— Grocery. clerk; one who is willing to
.work; state references. Box 1344, Call office
1096 Valencia st. ..
WANTED— Teamsters to drive' scrapers: take
, Mlsslon-st car to Colina. Ransome Construc-
i tion Co."-: 'jir. ... -;,, - \, ;r; r .\u25a0-\ . ; .
WANTED — A first-class razor and shear grinder.
Pacific Barbers' Supply. Co., 505: Van.Ness ay.
TO v bid on carpenter . labor only ; , real estate
work preferred. Box -659, :- Call, \u25a0 Flllmore st.
MAN that understands a little cutting , and de-
>. livery of, meats; call early. .1480 Fulton st.
EXPERIENCED and trained nurse will care for
; • nervocs or chronic case.*- 1 Box i 690. Call office.
GOOD meat cotter for retail shop: must solicit
orders; wagea $18 ; per week. 1770 , Halght st.
GOOD barber, wanted; $7 guarantee; Saturday
and Sunday..: 1500 Dnpont st; cor. ; Union. .
WANTED — 2 \4-horse "\u25a0\u25a0 lumber teamsters. • Apply
at lumber y\rd. Army and ; Condon ; sts. . •
BOY !to drive | wagon and ; take ;• care of horses ;
wages $9 per, week. 1770 , Halght , st. -*
TWO job 'printers wanted at the
New .\u25a0 Era \ office, . Monterey. -, Cal. - .-• * - >. : , :
FIRST-CLASS •\u25a0 barber shop porter wanted ; good
wages. ; Apply 1 633 Ha igh t . St. \u25a0 ;
TAlLOR: wanted. on custom coats; steady work;
- : high ; wages. ; .:: 1525 -. Ellis • at. -\u25a0• :
WANTED — Waiter; wages $35 and room '- Ne-
vada House.- 501,20 th if. \u25a0 y. •;, - -; , : -•
GOOD, first-class ? stenographer .:• at Jessie and
-y Ecker j sts.'. near.i Ist. . ' . ... ' : - ". \u25a0 ;
BOY A wanted \u25a0: at . book '\u25a0: store, corner Van - Ness
\u25a0 aye. and Bnsii *sf. -\u25a0 , '\u25a0 .-,, v-A'T-v; .
BOY \u25a0 about ' 14 'or 15 ; for men's furnishings store
.'---': 22o3 : Flllmore. st. '. '\u25a0 . \u25a0 . .;\u25a0 -/- \u25a0\u25a0:,\u25a0;
TWO '} good ;. eg? > candlers ' wanted - at once.' • Call
\u25a0 t 205i,Drnmm>st."H.- ; ;. . ;v". v " '.. ' s.: ;_
DISHWASHER^ : wanted. Cooks' i Helpers' Union
\u25a0\u25a0; 1111' Lapua^*8t.' :\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.-. ':\ ;.'\u25a0-*,', •%.».; : \u0084
.WANTED— Boy *. in ' machine ? shop.' 375 '\u25a0 Natoma
;v ; st.,! near. 5th. ;"... \u25a0:',\u25a0" . ...•; : : . ..-v '.'\u25a0"•: \u25a0-i
WANTED-^Flrst-class ; tailor. : . ROOS BROS.r
: V Fillmore '• st.v.i;. ; .' . -. - ;r.- .'-j. _ ;,'-. ;_ ;r. : -\;^-. ,
WANTKD-^-Two bootblacks at 20th and Mission
\u25a0HELP "WANTED Male — Continued
MURRAY & READY,
- - Leading Employment and Labor Agents.
HEADQUARTERS.
WHITE PALACE- HOTEL BUILDING,
11th and Market sts.. San Francisco.
Phones Special 656 and 657.
- BRANCH OFFICES.
6th and Franklin sts.. Oakland.
Phone Oakland 7361.
127-129 South Los Angeles st.. Los Angales.
- WANTED TODAY,
L : = 5373 MEN
For different .parts of Arizona. New Mexico.
Washington, Oregon. Utah. Nevada. California.
LOOK— IT'S NEW '
SHASTA SHASTA" SHASTA
FREE FARE FREE TODAY ;
. FOR A BIG COMPANY.
150 men wanted for new work; job last 2
years; good accommodations: wages $60 to $•«>.
FREE FARE— .TODAY— FREE FARE
AGAIN
.\u2666. ; S.; FREE FARE.
On Borders On borders On borders
OREGON. OREGON. \u25a0 OREGON.
NEW R. R. WORK
570 laborers, teamsters, wagon and scrapers,
freight teamsters, rock men. drillers, machine
men. etc., $60 to $105 month.
FREE FARE FREE FARE
SHIP TONIGHT
SISKIYOU COUNTY SISKIYOU COUNTY
•- ! FREE TODAY. .-:*
750 men for R. R. work— Free Fare.
NOW
YOU
LOOK HERE\
\u25a0-*.- " TODAY ONLY.
". " FREE— FREE— FREB
TO THE BEAUTIFUL
YOSEMITE VALLEY. > V £
• TODAY ONLY.
FREE — FREE — FREB
We lire making a big shipment of men to
the beautiful Valley R. R. today. Will you go?
Laborers, drillers, trackmen, rockmen.
J REMEMBER.
TODAY ONLY.
AND AGAIN
FREE FARE TO THE FREE FARE
Fresno. Merced, Bakersfleld Districts. .
MURRAY & READY. Uth and Market sts.,
S. F., Cth and Washington sts.. Oakland.
~ TO THE GREAT ~*
' WESTERN PACIFIC
R. R. R. .
150 laborers, fare paid. $67.50.
We ship free fare to the following rail-
roads:
S. P. R. R.— C. N. E. R. R.
K. V. & S. R. R.— W. P. R. R.
C. P. R. R.— O. S. L. R. R.
O. S. R. R.— S. &S.F.R. R.
S. F. R. R.— S. V. E. R. R.
F. B. & E. R. R.— O. T. Co. R. R.
* MURRAY & READY
DON'T FORGET.
350 BEDS AT HOME.
*- COME TO SAN FRANCISCO
TO SLEEP.
MURRAY *: READY have opened another
worklngmen's lodging-house, with 300 beds, nt
6 11th st. and the price Is only 25c per night.
Remember the location. No. 6 11th st
LATE SPECIALS
Night watchman, fire l»oller. $40 and fd.
PAINTERS
3 painters, country hotel. $2.50 day and fd.
4 machinists' helpers, fare , 10c. $2.25 day.
3 delivery wagon driver*, city, $2.50 day.
2 stablemen, -company job. $75 and room.
• -BIG RANCH
10 teamsters, big ranch, steady. $35 to $40. fd.
Waiter, spring hotel, fare $1.25. $30 and fd.
TIE MAKERS
S FREE FARE SEE BOSS HERE
50 tie makers. Mendocino County, good ground
and good timber to work on; big prices; tools
and grub furnished. See boss here.
HE ALSO WANTS
20 laborers to handle ties. Free fare. $40 M.
SEE HIM.
TUNNEL WORK.
• NOT FAR AWAY. V -;>
20 machine miners. $3.50 day.
6 chuck . tenders. $3 day.
FOUNDRY HELP.
. 6 casting chjppers, $3 day: 4 core makers; $4
day; 10 helpers, foundry. $2.75 day.
. STABLEMEN.
Stableman, company stable, $75 and room.
Wagon washer, $60: hostler, bakery stable.
MINES.
3 machine miners, $00; 4 muckers, $75; 4
chuck tenders, $75.
4 teamsters, wagon work, city, $3 day; 6
scraper teamsters. $2 day and board; 4 farmers.
• see boss here, free fare, $40 and found.
Timekeeper and material storekeeper, city
company, $75 to $150 month.
Vegetable gardener, ranch. $35 and found;
vaquero, near by. $70 and room.
LUMBER GRADERS.
6 lumber graders, see boss here, $3 to $3.50
day: 6 boiler makers' helpers, company Job,
$2.75 day; machinists* helpers, steady Job,
$2.75 day. •
MURRAY & READY, 11th and Market sts.,
S. F.; 6th and Franklin sts.. Oakland.
~ ~~p~ MECHANICS.
Cooper, nail kegs, city.
. 8 stove molders, good wages, see boss here:
man ' to run box nailing machine, city, $3
day;. 3 pattern-makers,' top . wages; 2 core-
makers; 5 casting chlppers.
BOILERMAKERS. .
. 4 bollermakers, • big mine company. $3.87. day;
\u25a0 3 machinists, mine company, $3.75 day; 2«
blacksmiths, shops, camps, qnarries: struc-
tural Iron workers: cement millers; 6 black-
smiths' helpers, city and country, $2.50 to
$3.50 day.
-FREE FARE— ARIZONA.
3 coppersmiths, company work. Arizona, free
fare: rip sawyer, city; tinsmiths.
MURRAY & READY, 11th and Market sts.,
S. F., 6th and Franklin sts., Oakland.
BRICKYARD AND POTTERY!
Brick burners, brick setters, brick wheelers,
brick strikers; 30 laborers, brickyards, $2.50
day ; sewer pipe pressera, branchers, mold-
makers, pipe handlers.
FACTORY WORK.
15 men or boys, big factory, near city, $2.25
day; 12 laborers, factory. $2.50 day.
LAUNDRY HELP.
Marker and distributor, country laundry, fare
paid, $18 week.
Washer, country laundry, fare returned $1S wk
MARRIED nELP
MEN AND WIVES.
Laundry, man and wife, private place, good
wages.
Farmer and wife, San ' Mateo Co., $50 fd. ;
choreman and wife," $60 'fd.; cook and wife,
country Institution, see boss here, $70 fd. ; Jan-
itor and wife. city. $G0 fd.; 16 men and
wives, other jobs.
MURRAY & READY. 11th and Market st*., S.
F., 6th and Franklin sts.. Oakland.
NOW LOOK
MISCELLANEOUS.
Bookkeeper, mine; assayer and retorter. mine:
janitor, hotel, $60; choreman, ranch. $30 and
found: 16 boys, factory, stores, offices, etc.;
gardener and choreman. private, \u25a0 $35 and
found; choreman. Institution.
BUTCHERS. -
8 butchers, city and country, $50 to $75 and fd.
CITY WORK.
25 laborers, other jobs, 8 hours, city, $2 50.
5 men. iron works; 6 boys, box factory: 11
teamsters, wagon work, $3 day; 32 stablemen,
city, $90. - -
MINES AND QUARRIES.
- 127 laborers, different mines, $67 to $32 50.
26 miners, $75 to $90. \u25a0 *
Drillers for qnarries. open cuts, tunnels.
Laborers for quarries. $75 to $82 50.
MURRAY & READY. 11th and Market sts.
S. F. ; 6th and Franklin sts., Oakland.
' FARMS AND DAIRIES.
100 farmhands, ranch teamsters, orchards,
vineyards, etc.. $25. $30. $35. $40 and found.
26 milkers, different parts, $35 and $45 and fd.
Dairymen, south, good job, $50 and found.
17 choremen. private places and ranches, $20
to $40 and found. '
STABLEMEN.
16 hostlers, .buggy washers, harness cleaners,
city and country, $75 to $90, $40 to $45 fd.
LABORERS— TEAMSTERS.
CITY AND COUNTRY. ,
470 laborers, different jobs, city and country,
$2.25 to $3 day.
170 teamsters, wagon and scraper work, city
and country, $2.50 to $3.50 day.
OTHERS.
Milk wagon driver. Berkeley. Swiss, $50 and
found; grocery clerk, Oakland. $15 week;
porter,' hotel, city, tsss; runner,- hotel, $50 and
found ;• delivery • wagon driver, city, «<* day;
; boys for factory. $9 week. • -^
HOTEL HELP.
COOKS— WAITERS.
16 cooks, restaurants, hotels and camps, $4 to
$80 and found. - -
' -\u0084 -. 8 * waiters, city J and country.
21 dishwashers, hotels, camps, etc., $25 to $40
. and found. \u25a0
4 porters; 2 bedmakers. etc.
-:\u25a0.:.. OTHER ORDERS
Coming In our office every minute of the day
s \u25a0 '..-• DON'T FORGET.
Our headquarters are located In the White
Palace Hotel building, 11th 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. '
WANTED— Tinners and general Jobbers. Inaulra
HOLBROOK. MERRILL & STETSON 17th
..'and -Wood sts., Oakland, Cal.
WANTED — 900 -men to fill beds at 15c per
. • night -at '\u25a0 the ' Phoenix", ' S2S \u25a0 Howard st., be-
tween 4th and sth., .\ ~.
SKLL lots in Dew subdivitlon: good proposition-
quick sales; ", $100 to $200 weekly. Call room
WANTED — A \u25a0 first-class plasterer by the Job or
by the yard; work now ready. Call at l°4i
Park st, Alameda. **
LABOR debts collected anywhere; suits and at-
tachments. Kaox. . 2352 > Pine st. , nr. . Flllmore.
SAILORS aud ordinaries for all parts of world
at Hennan> Shipping Agency. 45 Steoart at
LUNCH, waiter wanted -at 254 Brannan st.
WANTED — A competent foreman for lumber
yard. - Address ;box \ 72.': Berkeley, • Cal.
WANTED—^OOO I men Ito I eat I our I celebrated - 15c
meal... 14 filth: st:, White Palace., -
FOX - night v work \u25a0• In ' warehouse; « references re-
\u25a0 r quired. r Box 6CI" CalL^ Flllmore st.
WANTED— Coat maker to work; 'sitting room
free. . Box 660, CaU. ; Fillmore st ,
PICTURE framer. -constant, .good .wages. . J.
m JONES.: 1514 Park; at. .Alameda. .
SHOES -repaired while - yon wait. Cut Rats
Shoe Bepairlox Co., 13 Sta *W; near Market!
AGENTS WANTED
WANTED^ — Good salesmen, to represent as la
\u25a0 choice territories; highest commission paid:
cash advanced for expenses; everything fur-
nished. Address OREGON NURSERY COM-
PANY. Salem, Oregon. .
AGENTS wanted to sell suburban lots; we pay
$25 per lot; $100 per week can easily be made
by devoting only part of yonr time; experience
unnecessary- Address box 6d7. Call office.
WANTED — Agents to sell an entirely new artl-
cle In the medicine Hm». 532 FaNei st.
SOLICITORS WANTED
J : ~__
FIRST-CLASS real estate salesmen to sell lot*
in best selling tract on the market; good men
are now making $200 per week. Box 672.
Call. Fillmore st.
POSITION WAXTED — Salesman
WANTED — Position as salesman by young maa;
good references. Box 23ft. Call.
H : ORS ESTiI ARXES S~ANIf"\V AG O A si
A CHEAP business buggy Is too ..dear at aay
price; buy a hand-made Kleiher buggy and yon
get your moneys worth; we have all kinds of
delivery wagons, mill wagons., all kinds of ex-
press wagons and cut-down furniture wa;on.«
always on hand at a reasonable pries at
KLEIBER'S. 1504-8 Folsom st.
A LOT of horses Just e»me if* off of works: %
large team oC horses. $400: another team. $250:
team. *100: horses from $20 up: wagons, bng-
gies and harness cheap: must sell: will trade;
come and make offer: auction sale Friday. 11
a. m. 5C5 4th st. Oakland. J. W. MEDEIRO3.
S. F. CARRIAGE CO. — The best and only busi-
ness buggies and wagons for city use: all
kinds of light delivery wagons, bnckboards.
snrreys. carts and harness for country use.
375 Valencia st.
SIX net single and 4 set double second haad
wagon harness In good condition, also 20 col-
lars, for sale at 619 Gougn st. Tel. Market
2600.
FOR SALE — Span of small mules, sound, gen-
tle, good travelers: also. span of good work
mares (bays). 136 Langtoa st.
FOR sale — Span of black horses, 'Al leader*,
weight 135 ft each, 6 and 7 years old. Address
1521 Lincoln aye.. Alameda. Cal.
BEAUTIFUL b!g Shetland pony, buckskin: silver
tail 'and mane: white face and legs; 0 yearn.
1351 Folsczn st
A — Fonr light lumber wagons for sale at
CHASE'S. 473 Valencia st.
NEW an«l 2d-h»n<» h«7<rsie<« sold: repairing ami
rubber tires. KENNEY MFO. CO.. 531 Valencia.
LASTPKKA BROS., high-grade harness, saddle*.
Write for catalog. 1630 Market. Tef. Mkt. 2375.
HARNESS collar-., whip*, saddles, blankets.
robes. W. DAVIS & SON. 2020 Howard st.
VERY, cheap, a fine horse and bnggy. Apply to-
1183 Montgomery aye.. near Bay-, st.
REICHMUND— Harness made* to order. $25 up.
305 ft 23d st.; all work guaranteed.
HORSES boarded; stable for rent. 421 9th St.,
W. P. WHITE.
GOOD horse, wagon and harness. Call at 230«
Howard st.
GOOD horse, wagon and harness. Call at 23W
noward st.
GOOD horse for sale. 1701 Sntter st; paint
shop. .
HORSES WANTED
WANTED — Horses for delivery wagons. 1000 to
HOP. 4SB Connecticut st. "
STORAGE AND MOVING VANS
BE X I N'S VAN A~N~'b sTtT) RAGE Oft
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE.
13th and Mission sts. Tel. Market IS.
WILSON BROS CO.. Inc.— Moving and Storage.
cor. 14th and Sanehea sts., 1 block from Mar-
ket and Fillmore st. cars. Phone Park 271.
TRANSFER JONES CO.. Inc.— Bagirage. storaze.
moving. Phone Franklin 1602. Emergency S».
1139 and 1143 Geary st.
ADVANCE Storage Co. — Storage, paefcins. mov-
lng. shipping. OEO. WALCOM CO.. 637 Turk.
PACIFIC Storage and Furniture Moving Com-
P»nv. 2320 FMlmoro *». Phone West 2R2S.
1 CARPET CLEANING
ALL carpets and regs cleaned on the floor wltn-
ont removal by the S. F. Comnressed Air
. Cleaning Co. Of2ce and shop. I.lth st and
San Bruno aye. Phone Market 2672.
ALL t»ady f«r business — Pioneer Carpet Clon-
ing Works; temporary offlc». 911 Golden Gat*
; aye.: phone Park,K>t. J. SPACLDIXO A CO.
! MITCHELL'S old-established carpet cleaning
works; office 3«s» ISth st, corner E»o!ores.
Phone Market 1402.
Al Owning and LsTfnar. Western CurrHFt Clean-
lng Works. ISOO Harrison st. ; tel. Special 1240.
A. W. WHELDEN CO.— Cleaning and lnvlnir;
office and works. 2400 Geary, Phone West 03.
Watts — Reliable carpet cleaning; alteration, ren-
ovating, laying. 557 Waller *t Phone Park SGO.
CARPETS cleaned. 4c yd; laid. sc. GISSLOWS
C. C. CO., 3308 22d st. Phone Market 225 a.
CONKLJN BROS.' Carpet Cleaning Works. 1319
Scott St.. near O'Farrell. Phone West 560t,
ADVANCE Carpet Cleaning Co. — Advanced meth-
ods. GEORGE WALCOM CO.. 637 Turk st.
DYEING AND CLEANING
SEND your dry cleaning to the Presidio Height*
Dye Works and be forever satisfied. Call West
453 for wagon. Office 3931-3933 Sacramento st.
HAND-PAINTED CHINA
Dora's Ceramic Supply Store. 759-791 McAllis-
ter; largest on Pacific Coast; devoted exclusive-
ly to white china, supplies: direct importers.
SAMISH'S China painted to order: lessons; ma-
tertwls. 137S Sntter. Tel. Trunklm 2127.
HOUSECLEANING
JAPANESE Honsecleanlng Co.; est. IS9O. Fraak
Hamada. 1026 Oak st.: phone Fen 2107.
FURNITURE FOR SALE
TO prove the efficacy of this ad. win glr» a
cash discount of 10 per cent to every pur-
chaser of anything In our store by presenting
this ad. to the salesman. I X L Furniture Co..
605-607 McAllister st.. near Franklin.
AT NEWMAN'S, 2200-2212 Mission, cor. lSta—
Largest stock of furniture, carpets, stovea.
etc.. to select from; low prices; easy paym'ta.
FISHER & BERNSTEIN CO.. new. second-hand
furniture, stoves, ranges; goods bought sold.
exchanged. 5312-3316 Mission st. near 2Dta.
WINDOW shades made to order; furniture, car-
pets, rugs, linoleum; lowest prices. TO WET,
257 Church st.
JUST like finding furniture^ — Removal sale now
on at Home Fur-. Co.. 287 Churcb st. nr. Mkt.
J. H WILEY. 655-661-663 14th «t.. near Market
and Church — Furniture, good and cbeapi
FURNITURE, bedding: all new: low prices.
Corner Uth and Franklin sts.. Oakland.
IN fitting a house, see me: 25 per cent off.
L. ISACSON. 1435 Webster st.
CHEAPEST and best la America. Th« Weekly
Call. »1 ncr year. . \u25a0\u0084\u25a0 .
OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE
S^S. C J»K £ sy for l> » r salas la furniture. H.
•SCHKLT.HAAS. tlth «t.. comor *fon». O,.^^.
: BAMBOO FURNITURE
(UNDER the Bamboo Tree) Tables, chairs, bu-
reans. HAYASHI. 2100 Vj Sntter at.
• BA -"? oo . ff < 1 " I»fe.1 »fe. 1823 Geary at. New lot
Jnst arrived: also made to order.
FURNITURE POLISHERS
INTERIOR wood staining, antique and modern.
' __Lj_A- Morell Co.. 1441 KUls:' phone West 4.T&5.
. INVESTMENTS
GOLDFIELD NORTHERN MINING CO
. ™;. , com P^y owns six full mining claims
/comprising 120 acres, lying 3 m ln. north "O
' « ?.; - we \ t °.f. f <Q» "Mohawk mine." at Gold-
, fleid. and right In line and in the same di-
rectlon^ is the great pay streak In the "Mo-
. / oawK. rae company has also secured a
number of claims in the Walker River Reser-
vation.
As fiscal agents of the , company, we ar«
• now offering to the public a small allotment
or treasury stock to pay for the development
worn which has already been commenced.
•M.h.iow being rapidly - pushed forward at
the extremely low price of 15c per share. •
i . ."" Ton remember that fifteen months ago.
v in * the month of November. 1905. "Mo-
nawk was listed and was selling on the Saa
\u25a0 iranclsco Stock Exchange at from 15c to 20c
per share? look at Its present value!
Do not miss this chance!
¥*JL c - Tonr reservations by wire or phona.
ACT QUICKLY - and ACT NOW.
INGRAM. CHAPMAN & CO..
_. "-- <:\u25a0 ' Fiscal Agents.
, Phone Market 3144. 925 Golden Gat» aye.
,_ FOR IMMEDIATE SALE WE OFFER,
1000 Alleghany Mlalo? at. ... J. ...% .«
,s££ 2? IlmanD Copper at. .60,
1000 Bidwell Cold Motor at : 40
. 100 Bidwell Cold Motor at 41 M
_££ Chiapas Rubber at... 68. 0 CV
500 Electric Heat and Mfg. -at... ........ 30
50 Pacific Wireless at 4 00
1000 New York Grass Valley at in
Address P. 0. box 754. San Jose. Cal.
, I MUST sell my: block of stock in best selling
\u25a0•--. townstte on the market: company is composed
of reliable; experienced real «staU men; t
need the money and will sell at « b*T2xia. 1
Call 2053 Suttar at. -«**>«-

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