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PENSIONS
PENSION Attorney E. A. BULLIS. 1541 Etelner
ft.: pnst commander Thomas post. G. A. R.
""""* PATENTS
Dewcy. Stronc * Co. — Patents, caveats, trade-
marks, infringements; guide to Inventors. 100
mech. moveints. free. 1105 Mer. Ex. bldg.. S.F.
CARLOS P. GRIFFIN, patents, late examiner
C 6. patent office. Sl4 {Call) C. Spreckels bid.
FRANCIS M. WRIGHT, formerly examiner TJ. 8.
nut, offlce. 825-827 Monaflnock hldg.
ACCOUNTANTS — Certified PnbUe
JOHN B. RUCKSTTLL. Call •mrflding. room 30S;
accfinntlng "stems: In veftiratlons : audits.
DENTISTS
DHS. C. W. DECKER.
T. H. MORRIS. L. T. CRANE.
SURGEON DENTISTS.
ISI6 Satter tt. above Van Ness.
Rooms 1-2-3-4-5-9-10.
TAINXESS dentistry — Old established, honest,
reliable: reasonable prices: perfect work; free
consultation. VAN VROOM. 1501 FUlmore st.
corner O'Farrell.
PR. IRA G. LEEK— AII kinds of dental work.
515 Flllmore st. near Otk.
UARTLETT. Dr. U. GRANT, extracting epecial-
lst: gas given. 2103 PHlmore. NW. cor. Cal.
NEW YORK DENTAL PARLORS.
v Dr. E. W. Perklcs. 11C2 Valencia st. cor. 22d.
DR. W. A. MEYER: form. Callaghan building,
now 2156 Market st. near Church and 14tb.
C. W. RICHARDS. D. D. S.. 205-6 Central bldg.,
cor. Sutter and Polk. for. Mutual bank hldg.
DR. SIMMS, formerly Parrott bldg.. 655 Market
ft., now located 1214 Polk cor. Gutter, r. 30 1.
DR. B. L. WALSH. 872 McAUister nr Laguna.
Plstlncni Cllißc*. sOc; crowns. $5: plates. S7.
PR. H. CRAIGIE — First class dentistry at rea-
sonable prices. CS»I Folsom st. cor. 3d.
HILL. DR. LUDLUM. 1443 Market «t.. now at
432 Webster st. near Oak: gas given.
PR. J. J. LEEK, formeriv 112S Market, now
SC4 Valencia st. hetween TOth wn«* 20th.
PHYSICIANS
PR. WONG HIM.
HERB DOCTOR.
Permanently Located.
126S O'Farrell st. bet. Gocgh snd Octavia.
I>R. GEIIBER. naturopatnlc physician. 1253 Oj-
tivia — Eye. nervous, chronic Ills, diseases wo-
men: new meth.: headache, constipation, indl-
restlon. cress eyes. etc. Hrs. 11-2. West 4327.
PR. E. F. WEST, formerly of 511 A LeaTenworth
ft. Is n^w at 1 113 McAllister; phone Park 722.
PR. F. C KECK returned and resumed practice.
ccf. McAllister and Steiner sts. Hrs. 2-4 p. in.
X-RAY an<i Flnsen Light Laboratory.
C 99 Stelner st. corner McAllister.
~ REE MAIN CHY.-
CThln»*»e Tea and Herb Sanitarium,
718 Sacramento *t.. San Francisco.
\u2666 •r'PENHEIMER CTTBE FOB- ALCOHOLISM.
20C3 MARKET ST.
Hit. J. H. SHIRLEY, formerly Sacramento; no
«>tife nsed: board, room. nurs«. 693 Fell st.
I>n. r. THOMAS (formerly Donatrae bldg.) now
M« Turk Ft. Tel. Franklin IKK>.
AUTOMOBILES
POVT pay fancy commission on second hand
cars; Wb'.te steamers. Sterens-Duryeas. Olds-
mobiles. Thomas '"Flyers." rood and cheap.
PIONEER AITOMOBILE CO..
524 20th street,
\u25a0 Oakland. Cal.
T<)R sale— l_B»«llate delivery: 4 cylinder 1907
l*re_iier totTrlng car; also second hand 4 cylin-
der Olds: Crawford and Premier autos stored
nod ex?«rt repairing. Golden Gate Garage.
Tell and Ashbury sts. Phone West 6SSS.
AI'TOMOBILE banraln: 1907 32 horsepo— er
touring car at half price: mest sell '06 Frank-
lin, model X Winston and 2 Pope-Toledo tonr-
fn? earn: all in A No. 1 condition. F. O.
RENSTUOM CO.. 424 Stanyan st.
AI'TOMOBILE BARGAINS FOR THE WI?K.
Tnrd 2 cyl. light touring car; snap $675 1
•or, \Tfelte fteamer. most new; buy 1,!W» ]
Cf> h. p. touring car; fine shape; bargain.. "TS
Tourist 2 eyl.. top and fine equipment... 9..>
Hftiniibout 4 cyl. Ford: fast and fine 600
\u25a0 Uemetnber — R»-e ns hefore yon buy.
PHENIX AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.
45th rt. and San Pabio ay.. Oakland.
IMltn the 1907 Premier landaulet— A brand new
closed car at the cost of the regular livery
rigs.- Gall un day or night. Golden Gate Gar-
age. 17KS Fell st. Phone West 6585.
PfLLMAN automobiles for immediate delivery
on exhihitton nt the Mlesrooms of the F. O.
.RENSTROM CO.. 424 Stunvan st.
automobuTes repaired.
i.ilienthal bhos.* garage.
3176 21st st. phone market 532.
NEW Universal Carburetors: positive marantee
or money back. L. H. _ B. I. BILL. 132
Valencia «t.
TIRES REPAIRED.
Stevens A Elklngton Rubber Co.. 526 Polk gt.
rt. n. MORRIS, auto broker, ISIB-20 Telegraph
ay.. Ockland — 2d hand automobiles: est. 1901.
AUTOMOBILE PAINTING.
Also carriage. W. H. I>EBWICK. 411 Grove.
AUTOMOBILE repairing: storaee battery cbnix-
lng. repairing. I. L. De JONGIL 446 Fulton.
SAN FRANCISCO VULCANIZING CO.. 425
Valencia st. Anto tire repairing our specialty.
At"TOMOBILE training school: new class start-
ing Tuesday evening. Aug. 6. 406 Larkln st.
AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING.
M. L. Wlltert & Sons. ISth and Mission.
30 fcp. 4 cylinder eutomohlle; bargeln; as good
as new: r!;ean. S9I Flllmore rt.
— ~ ART GLASS
PLAIN. leaded and art glass. N. HURRELL.
212 Gongh ft. between Oak and Fell.
_A— T*llfcrnli Art Glaus B. _ C. Works. 938
TT*-~Kr«1 st. Pt»on e Temporary I^l7.
ARCHITECTS
N. HI HA NO. Japanese designer and building
contra -tor. 1«21 Kntter st_: tel. West 7965.
ADOPTIONS
ALAMEDA Maternity Villa: strictly private; ln-
\u25a0 fants adopted. DR. EMILIE FUNKE. 1416
fith »t.. Alsroeda.
ANGLE LAMPS
ANGLE LAMPS best lamps for reading. BOESCH
LAMP CO.. Coast Agents. 1135 Mission st.
BAR AND STORE FIXTURES
J. RUBEN — Office, store, bar fixtures, show-
rv &*: all kinds woodwork. CfM McAllister ft.
\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 1 .
•standard Furniture & Fixture Mfg. Co.; esti-
mates given. 651 Bryant st. ; phone Market 3724.
BBUNSWICK-BALKE COLLENDER CO.. 17-27
Franklin ct. nr. Market. Phone Special 1457.
». Y. FIXTURE CO.. ber, store, offlce fixtures,
showcases, mill work. etc. 3411 19th nr. Mission
CALIFORNIA Home Industry. 214 Bth st. — Bar
and store fixtures, showcases always on hand.
J. MABTENSON makes office, store and bar fix-
tnres. 216 18th st. bet. Mission and Howard.
WIIXIAM P. SICKE. saloon and store fixtures;
»a»tem rrices: short notice. 304 Googh st.
— ~— — — _——\u25a0—————_ »— — — _— _\u25a0 \u25a0
CANDY AND CAKE FACTORY
WE sell, wholesale and retail, fine tea cakes.
Ice cream cornucopias. BENKYODA — CO..
1583 Geary rt.: phone West 7537.'
CAS H REGISTERS
CASn registers. 521 sixes, of all prices, for all
kinds of, business, en liberal terms. National
Cash Register Co.: 1253 Golden Gate ay.
DRESS MAKING
SUNBURST, accordion, knife pica tin jr. buttons,
buttonholes, lining, notions;. mall orders sollcl-
ted. STEELS'S. 1420 Post: phone West 6428.
Mcl>oweU's ! Dr*vs - Making «nd Mllline— School.
1215 Post St. aear Van Nees. Branch IOIS
' Washington «*-, Oakland.' Patterns cut to order.
AGKEB OSTERGUEN. 917 Page: first class even.
Ine and brides* dresses : j all -work iruaranteed.
_\u25a0;/;-'; LADIES TAILORS
LOUIS LI?TDSTRO_. ladles* tailoring, fonnerty
* Donahue • bldg.. now 1304 Post near Franklin.
B. - KAPLAN, up -to \u25a0 date Ladles' Tailor. 1277
» Ellis «Bt. - '"\u25a0--
. -\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 *-^- •.-.". FURS ' : ;' \u25a0.."".-'\u25a0•
G. BARE, furrier." formerly . Lachmana i hi. Co.,
bow. 1015, Bush St.. cor.- Van Nees ay., upstairs.
B. KAXTNER, manufacturing furrier. ; formerly
122 Stockton «t-^ now -1 "IB Van 'Ness ay. \u25a0
•' ;\ : BICYCLES : \u25a0'\u25a0 - 1
AGENTS FOR -XSOLUMBIA-: «P<l nAMBLER hl-
ftclca. ,-C. MT^URISTOPUER, 030 SUnyan.
,-.--. .\u25a0 ...\u25a0-*'
BUSIXESS CHANCES
TELAUTOPRINT — It revolutionizes message
sending \u25a0by telegraph using typewriter key-
board: company now organized;, greatest op-
portunity ever offered Investors: send for free
booklets. Printing Telegraph Company, 604
Chronicle building, San Francisco.
WANTED— 3 partners with $500 each to go to
8. America; men with some engineering, lum-
ber and agricultural experience; big fortune
awaits the iright parties; must be ready to
leave In abont 6 weeks. Address box 1559.
Call office. 1651 Flllmore st. ' \u25a0\u25a0
FOR sale — Saloon, . offices and rooming house;
lease for 5 years at $60; Income from rooms
and offices alone Is now $75; saloon best in
town and paying well: a' rare chance; strict-
est investigation. Address at once, box 207.
Petalnma. Cal.
FOR 6ale — Hotel and saloon on S«n Leandro
road and 14th et.: corner. 200x150: always
rented; * price $6,500: $3,000 cash balance on
mortgage. Inquire 3813 Telegraph ay.. Oak-
land. 2 blocks from 40th st. and Key Route
station. / .
I HAVE a business proposition that will yield
100 per cent on your Investment In 3 months:
the business Is started, but we need money
to run It on lireer scale. Call and see my
sample room. 4056 IStb st. near Castro.
FOR sale — 425 shares of fine capital stock of a
well paylajr electrical machinery company: es-
tablished 1901: dolne a flourishing bnslnes*:
1.175 shares ispned: five directors. Apply room
34. Marson building. 1380 Sutter st.
$350 — WANTED, a partner In a thoroughly
equipped movlnc picture road show. I am .1
practical man with ten years' experience. Ad-
dress box l.*: T -0. Call. Oakland. _^
FOR sale — Bnrroln: footing gallery, bicycle
shop and lock-smithing; all In one shop. Ad-
dress 212 W. S. Clara St.. San. Jose. Cal.
$SO0 — Bazaar; household goods, teas and coffees;
*t«re can be arranged for living rooms^
BROOKBANK. 470 11th St.. Oakland.
LU*»fBER In anr quantity retailed at wholesale
prices; buy direct from the mills. DOLAN
BROS.* CO.. agents. 1629 Market st.
FOR «ale — Nice little poolroom and dear stand
at 1107 Golden Gate ay.; will sell at a bar-
gain If taken soon; easy terms..
FOR sale — A blacksmith and Bhoeine shop: shop
for rent and tools for sale with lease. Inquire
20 Claremont ay.. Oakland.
WAGON MAKING and horse shoeing business
for sale: on leading street In Mission. In-
quire 3164 24th st.
CREDITORS' sale of lumber: large, completely
stocked yard will be sacrificed. Inquire I*S29
Market st
BAKERY for sale; good bnslness. Snow Flake
Bakery Co.. cor. Sth & Chester. W. Oakland.
MAN with $100: average $f> day: experience not
required. Room 10. 825 Webster st.. today.
LODGIXG HOUSES FOR SALE
WISn to trade my 8 room, newly fnmlshed,
transient house, McAllister st. uear Flllmore.
2 years* lease, rent almost nothing, for re«l
estate or some legitimate business. J. D.
SAMTJELSON. 1545 Franklin st.
CRANDALL. 1400 McAllister St.. nnys nnd sells
furnished flats. lodglns " houses. List with him
for qiiicfc returns. 1400 McAlli«ter st.
CL AIR VO YAXTS
THE White Mystic of India.
: ORMONDE, formerly 10 years on Market st.;
a clairvoyant with power: genuine, reliable,
conscientious; past, present, future : business
ndvice, love. marrlaKe. divorce; removes evil
influences; tells yonr full name; born in the
' orient with the power of any 10 mediums;
readings $1. 1310 Devisadero st. between Ellis
and O'Farrell.
\u25a0
MISS ZEMDAR. young, gifted clair. and palm.;
I have astonished thousands with my wonder-
fully correct horoscope of their lives, past.
, present und future. I correctly treat your love
affairs, domestic troubles, business and finan-
cial success: hours 10 to 9; L. 50c. G. $1;
open Sundays. Ellis st. near Laguna.
MME. PORTER, gifted clairvoyant, medium;
tells past, present and future: born with a
double veil; second sight; cards read clalr-
voyently; ladies 50c; cents $1; palmistry and
clairvoyant sittings: full life reading, $1.50;
open Sundays: walk in. flrst floor, room 3.
1124 Gwigh st. corner O'Farrell.
SHERMAN, CLAIRVOYANT. PALMIST— HIS
extraordinary clairvoyant powers, combined
•with his superior knowledge of occult forces,
enable hin* to read human life with accuracy
from Infsncy to old npe. 1068 Brdwy. Oakd.
I MRS. GENTRY, divine healer, clairv.. palmist;
; nast and present revealed: consultation free.
' 2018 Sutter st. between Stelner and Flllmore.
MISS M. WILLE. 1505 Geary — Crystal seer and
medium; can be consulted on all business af-
faire-cf life; bours 10 to Bp. m. '£ "\
ST. MAHAR. gifted, reliable clairvoyant, psychic
palmist; rdgs. 50c. 1393 O'Farrell nr. Laguna.
MME. EUGENIE, scientific palmist, card reader;
reveals facts that astonish you. 1465 Valencia.
$1 READINGS this month; lucky numbers and
charms. MME. LELAND, 716 Golden Gate ay.
MISS MORRIS, card reader and clairvoyant, 959
Webster trt. corner Golden Gate ay.. room 11.
MADAM SCHAEFFER. clairvoyant card reader,
water seer. 704 Lagnna. bet. Grove and Fulton.
MME. LOUISA. Spanish clairvoyant, card reader.
Rooms 1 and 2. 1037 A Golden Gate ay.
MME. MAJOR, clairvoyant, palmist and reader.
1800 Ellis St.; ladles 50c. gents $1.
MME. NORDINE, celebrated card reader; gents,
5Qc: ladles. 2"-c. 1032, Pierce st.
SPIRITUALISM
MRS. J. J. WHITNEY, trance business medium
AND • LIFE READER.
Spiritual messages. 1164 O'Farrell st.
CONSULT B. S. GARRISON: circles every night,
chairs 25c: charges reasonable. 719% Franklin
st. bet. Golden Gate and Turk.
MME. YOUNG'S trance test circle tonight
{brave lion), 25c. 2128 Post 6t. near Pierce.
MRS. ROBINSON; readings dally: circles Sun-
day. Wednesday. Friday.. 2sc. 751 V, Webster.
MRS. SEAL, spiritual medium ; readings daily.
786 McAllister sL; circle Thursday. 8 p. m.
MADAM FADELL has located at 2240% Bush
*t.: spiritual readings, 50c and $1.
PAL3IISTRY
A— Returned— H. JEROME \u25a0 FOSSELLI. scientific
palmist. 1810 Wehster. S. F. : phone West 419.
PALMISTRY — Oakland
OAKLAND'S palmist and card reader; ladles,
25c: rents. 50c. SSC Broadway, suite 17. Oak.
CEMENT
"HEIDELBERG" and other hish grades In lots
to suit at WHOLESALE prices.
A. BRESLAUER, 214 California; Temp. 2350.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
McCCLLOUGH CONTRACTING CO., 2023-2033
Market — Buildings designed and erected quick-
ly, economically; no "waiting for mill work."
JOBBING and general repair work done by a
competent carpenter. A. MARK LEV. 329
Valley gt.
STOVES disconnected and : connected for $1.50
up. Modern Gas Appliance Co.. 1279 Ellis st.
P. de NOOY & VAN DAM. carpenters, contract-
ors; cab, work. 12S4A Eddy. Tel. WEST 4C24.
CARPENTER, cubinet work, store and office flt-
tlng. PATERSON, 165 Franklin st
F. ARNOLD— Builder of cottages. Residence,
733 Vermont st. near 20th. ,
CONTRACTORS
O. A. JOHNSON, carpenter, builder, cabinet
maker. Jobbing. 2027 15th st. bet. Market and
\u25a0 Chnrch; phone Market PSO9: 11 to 1 o'clock. \u25a0
CHIROPODISTS
ATT, foot ailments positively cured : painlessly.
Dr. Duncan, expert chiropodist, 1550 Ellis st.
'.DETECTIVES
MCCARTHY'S Detective Agency— Reliable In-
formation In civil and criminal affairs;^tegal
and commercial refs.; communications confiden-
tial. 1228 Flllmore cor. Eddy. Phone West
3078. THOS. MCCARTHY. Principal.
EDUCATIONAL
CHICAGO Business College. Valencia and 22d
Bts.; only business. college In Mission; recom-
m ended by merchants; positions guaranteed.
ENGINEERING— CiviI, elecl.. mining,
survey, assay, cyanide; day. • cv.; est. 1864.
Van der Nalllen School, 51st & Telg.', Oakland.
PHYSICAL culture; women, children. • Audi-
torium building, cor. Page and Flllmore sts.
MISS CLAIRE E. DONOVAN.
AAA--Durinl vocal studio; faulty voices, breathing
corrected; Ital. meth.; op. training. 1072 - Ellis.
A— METROPOLITAN Bus. College; -penmanship
by Espln a ; drawing. 925 G . G. ; places found. ; i
H -ALD'S . Business College,: 1451 Franklin ' st ;
8. F.. and Bacon bldg.; Oak land ; day and , eve.
FISK Teachers* Agency. 414 Studio td&.*lßei-es
ley— Dlst, school; teacher r wanted Immediately^
PROF. :._.'. A: : ROBINSON, Individ.* instr. math ,
bookkeeping, , eng.. etc. ; day. , eve. 290 Page st.
HEALD'S Engineering School, 295 Locust
: cor. Franklin St.; ; all ; branches ; ; day = and /eve.
GUITAR." mandolin.-: piano. Rinsing; new : rlr.ss.-s
forming:- $ '<>>< n < $3.- SjCHuisljt c. DevisaOro.
THE SAff FRANCISCO CAIjL, TIIESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1907.
EDUOATIONAL— ContInned
DO you \u25a0 want a ' beautiful ' f ace~and good figure ?
It Is not too late. -571 McAllister St., room 2,
a f ternoons. ' I• to 3." • ;' ' .- ; ' \u25a0\u25a0 . '..". ..' :. " j: . '. :
SAN FRANCISCO Business .College now located
at 733 ' Fillmore near Hayes ; day; and evening.
THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES—
2531 Washington nr. FUlmore; send for circular
R. PFAENDLER. pianist; pupils taught, classic
or popular. 385 Fell st. .- Phone Fell 1437."
MADERIA millinery school ; private : classes.
1869 Bnchanan St.. . apt. 7; - hats trimmed.
ALL court reporters recommend Gallagher-Marsh
Business College. 4e4 Devlsadero at. .-_' ..-
MEBRILL-MILLER College, pleasantly located
at 733 Flllmore st.; day and evening.- '
VIOLIN' STUDIO. 1108 FULTON.
VIOLINS FURNISHED FREE.
EMPLOYMENT OFFICES ~>
JAPANESE Housecleanlng Agency furnishes best
help with care. \u25a0 by bours, days or : weeks;
cooks, waiters, house cleaners, window.- wash-
ers, etc. H. K. ODA, 1721 Post st; phone
_______________________________
A— JAPANESE-Chlnese Association furnishes
best of help of all ' kinds; capability and
qualification . guaranteed. ' ; OSCAR HATSUMI,
1513 Geary gt. ; phone West 5658.
STAR employment office furnishes Japanese and
Chinese help with ' care. -; Tel. - West 167. W.
KADOTA, 1608, Geary, st. near Buchanan..
ALL kinds -of - Japanese and ' Chinese workers
looking for jobs; city or country; 1748 Sutter
st., San Francisco* Telephone West 2803..
CHINESE and Japanese employment office,' 362
Sth St.; tel. Oak 3101. B. HALL.- Oakland, Cal.
H. W. HONG. 'Chinese employment offlce, 837
Webster st.. Oakland; phone Vernon 24L .
JAPANESE and Chinese Labor Bureau — Address
1612 Lagnna st.: phone West 1731. '
EMPLOYMENT WAjfTED-^-Female
WIDOW desires position as house keeper to
couple or widower with \u25a0 children : I anywhere
In Nevada. HOUSE KEEPER, 525 S. Spring
st., Los Angeles, Call offlce. .-'_ .\u25a0-.\u25a0-•.;\u25a0
PROFESSIONAL nurse employed in day time
will care for Invalid evenings and Sundays in
exchange for room and board; credentials. Box
'2362, Call offlce. . -..-\u25a0•\u25a0.
FIRST CLASS good Japanese woman cook; -with
10 years* experience nice family, wishes po-
sltlon; $35 up. Box 2353. Call offlce. -
WANTED — Washing and Ironing by -the day.
MRS. H. WOOLF, 2966 Clay St. near Brod-
ertck. :
E3IPLO YMENT WANTED— MaIe
WANTED — Position by an energetic and reliable
East Indian Al book keeper," with thorough
knowledge of auditing; systematic and accu-
rate at trial .balances; good - correspondent and
general offlce man; can furnish best of refer-
ences and bond, if required; -prefer with bank-
Ing corporation or, wholesale house in city or
country; salary no object to start with. : Ad-
dress box 2356, Call office. • :
WANTED—By a reliable man, a position as
watchman; city or country; employed 7 years
by United States; best of references; bonds
If required: with last employer 6 years. Ad-
dress box 2329, Call office. ' -
YOUNG man, 22. pleasing character, sneaks,
writes fluently French. German, English, good
penman, experienced book keeper, wants po-
sition again in bank; . highest credentials. : Box
1621. Call offlce. .
COACHMAN, reliable, useful about place.* care
garden, seeks position; cistern and California
• experience; familiar with auto: wages reason-
able: references. Address LAWTONV 803 Clay
St.. Oakland. \u25a0 :
WANTED— By an elderly- man, ' German, some
congenial employment; well acquainted in city;
object, -to have some, pastime; salary doesn't
cut any figure. Address box 1672, Call, 1651
Flllmore st, , . .
WANTED — By experienced laundry foreman, po-
sition farther north;, have now charge of
plant doing $4,000 weekly: reference, present
employers. Address C, 535 Wall St., Los An-
' geles. . . . . '"'" ' \u25a0 . . " - \u25a0 \u25a0 . . •;. . . \u25a0
MAN and wife- wish situations In country town:
man a' flrst class musician, band- leader; also
bar tender: wife first class waitress. Box 2397,
\u25a0 Call oface. . \u25a0 \u25a0 • \u25a0 .\^
WOULD like to pet work at a private place />r
institution or else take care of invalid; good:
recommendations furnished. Address box 2320,'
Call office. •
COLORED man and wife want positions. ln the
country: husband first class meat and pastry
cook; good references. Address box 1630, -Call.
JAPANESE 'young: couple want - positions, 'wife
\u25a0 wait at table, man plnln- cook; speak English
well. Y. ARIMOTO, 569 9th st/. Oakland. -.
YOUNG man wishes a position in some mercan-
tile business between the bours of 12 1 and 5
p. m.; good references.. Box 2361, CaU.
JAPANESE first class cook wants position In
private family; ha« good references. EWOTO,
1623 Bnchanan st. ; phone West 5546.
YOUNG man, 16, wants to learn machinist's
trade: does not speak English; Italian; small
wages. V. POZZI. 1604 Stockton gt, >
BOOKS of small businesses kept by expert ac-
countants;: reasonable terms. THE CHAM-
BERLAIN CO., 787 Market st.
GARDENER wishes situation: sober, bonest and
Industrious. Address MARTIN GEOGHEGAN,
care.J. D. Grant. Bnrllngame.
NORTH German. 34 years old. wants position as
watchman day or night; steady, sober and re-
liable man. Temporary 137. ...
A JAPANESE good cook wants a position In pri-
vate family; wages $8 up a week. \u25a0 K. N., 1617
Gongh St.; tel. West 6401.
WANTED — Clerical position by young man lof 5
years' experience, dty or country. Address
box 2325. Call office.
SANTA CRUZ EMPLOYMENT
IF you want work of any description, male or
female, write to J. W. McCUISTON, 266 Pa-
ciflc ay. r Santa Crux.
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 luncheons furnished free, and rest
rooms with matron ; In attendance.
Permanent positions; good chance for ad-
vancement. Apply to '.-.: ••-•\u0084.: -\u25a0.• -\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0.,. . :
PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CO ,
• 321 Hyde st, near Sutter.'
HOP PICKERS, ATTENTION!
Picking- will commence on our ranches near
Hopland, Mendocino .county, 'August "19. Fine
new camp grounds :on the beautiful Russian
river. Tents imd \u25a0 wood - free. Fine water , and
plenty of It. • Bathing, dancing and other amuse-
ments. Transportation: for . pickers -, and ' their
baggage to and from station freer. :S Groceries,
meats and , supplies , sold on :: the . grounds •at reg-
ular . prices; no j overcharges ; permitted. \u25a0 \u25a0Ay res-
taurant where meals can be had at reasonable
prices for those who do not care to do their ownr
cooking. : Bakery— bread, pies ; and , cakes at city
prices. Highest ' pay. : A ; fine \u25a0 outing for men,
women and • children, with money . In • pocket \u25a0at
the end. • Register at once. CaU or write to
118 California st., San Francisco, or 2108 Shat-
tuck" U.V., Berkeley." - ,- \u25a0 •\u25a0-.'.
AMERICAN HOP AND BARLEY CO.
OUR NEW FACTORY BUILDING, WHICH IS
THOROUGHLY LIGHTED, .VENTILATED
AND HEATED,. IS NOW: READY FOR OCCU-
PANCY; EXPERIENCED AND INEXPERI-
ENCED SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS
WANTED ON: OVERALLS; GOOD PAY;
STEADY WORK; PAID WHILE LEARNING
LK\ I STRAUSS to CO.. VALENCIA BET.
13TH AND 14TH: APPLY MR. DAVIS.
. . . v _ * \u25a0 \u25a0 !'-»"-! ' ' ".*\u25a0".
NAPA— Apply . Immediately ;Napa^ Canning Com-
pany, Napa, Cal.', women and r girls; steady
work . on ; fruit ; canning ; highest pay ;t tent , ac-
commodations .In beautiful - grove; take boats
'. for Napa .via' Vallejo. .
WOMEN ' and \ girls': to. work : on fruit; highest
: wages;' steady ; A work. \u0084C alifornia Canneries
Company, 18th and Minnesota sts.-;
EXPERIENCED canners ;<. highest . wages : steady
.-: work. i. California Canneries Company, 15th and
: Minnesota sts. y
- . , - s * '. \u25a0 :: i :'\ : -' '.
SENSIBLE woman of good standing and Influence
;'."\u25a0• to take; management? of * brunch * offlce; -ref er-
ences required. box i 2365.'; CaU . office.'
ANY Intelligent ; person % may . cam i good I Income
"v correspond. < for; newspapers;', exp.i unnec. n Send
: . for partlc. ;: Press t Syndicate," Lockport.t N.-&Y."
LADY- with .business ablllty!can?earn'from{*J2oo
.; to $300 monthly. 'jCall'roomjl7AU.S.3 National
Bank building, -cor.'a Flllmore sand 5 Buyh- sts.v.
.WANTED-— Woman To prCKScrWoriWlnillesV* tailor
mat!e i suits. ? Apply Mi-rks '\u25a0 Bros.; I'Ulmbre aud
Eddy sts,' , . \u25a0\u25a0.-\u25a0:;:\u25a0\u25a0 '.-':\u25a0•' •.\u25a0..'.,"\u25a0 ./ \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0
J HELP WANT*_DI-Femalc--Co-ttaned
-AAA— ALL ABOARD FOR HOP PICKING
SPECUL TRAIN SCHEDULE. j
WHEATLAND, AUG. 8, 9:20 a. m.
PERKINS, AUG. 11. 9^2° a;m -
UKIAH AND CLEMHORST AUG. 19. 7:30 a. m.
Those I holding exchangeable orders In - place of
„\u25a0 regular - tickets must r call at our offices ; and
exchange . same ; for regular tickets August 7
\u25a0 for Wheatland and August 10 for Perkins, and
also check : their baggage on those dates to
: . avoid! delay and confusion on Bth and 11th at
ferry. PERKINS tickets stamped on back
August 14 must Ibe used I Augnst <11 as special
train date : has been changed. 2339 Mission,
122S Fillmore, 8/ F. ; 361 12th, Oakland.
\u25a0 .E.: CLEMENS HORST COMPANY.
•,-—.:\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0:•'\u25a0. .-•;
GIRLS wanted to work In factory; former em-
;: ployes : given . preference; good wages; steady
work. ; : The John \u25a0 Bollman company, 331 to
"343 Battery at. • .--.':"
£feyyisis~~™' -\u25a0 \u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0• S'^^^
GIRLS TO SEW ON SHIRTS: SPECIAL AT-
TENTION PAID TO LEARNERS; . PAID
WHILE LEARNING: CLEAN WORK AND
• STEADY EMPLOYMENT AT GOOD WAGES; |
/GOOD TRADE AND EASILY- LEARNED:
THE MOST MODERN AND CLEANEST FAC- !
TORY -tDN THE COAST. APPLY TO WIL- j
LIAM HINDSHAW, CARE LEVI STRAUSS &
CO.. CORNER CLINTON PARK AND VA-
LENCIA ST. (BET. 13TH AND 14TH). v . .
1 \u25a0 -\u25a0 ..'-'\u25a0 \u25a0 ' \u25a0 '\u25a0 .', .;-; . J v't
' "•' 'J-- A-A r "A A A \u25a0 ' ' - - ' \u25a0
EXPERIENCED OPERATORS ON "STAND-
B ARD SHIRTS," - "BOSS OF THE ROAD'-*
OVERALLS, ENGINEER COATS, BAR
TENDER : COATS, " COTTONADE PANTS.
STEADY V WORK. BRIGHT GIRLS TO
In LEARN. PAID WHILE LEARNING. NEW
FACTORY NOW OPEN. STANDARD SHIRT
FACTORY, GOUGH' AND GROVE STS. ; -.
A — SALESLADIES wanted for Geo. Haas &
f Sons' .' Flllmore stl . store; no experience neces-
\u25a0-. sary; $8- a week and chance for advancement.
The' duties are I not difficult. See Mr. Haas
\u25a0 here at 2:30 p. m. today. MRS. M. E. DAY,
526 Hyde near Geary.
WANTED— A first class chambermaid for How-!
ard Springs, -Lake county; 15 to 20 rooms; fare
one way; apply today. , J. W. LAYMANCE, ,
905 Broadway, , Oakland, Cal. \u25a0 :
A NUMBER of young girls over 14 years of age '
to wrap and: pack candy; no experience neces-
sary; $5 a week to begin. MRS. M. E. DAY,
C2C Hyde near Geary. \u25a0 \u25a0 . ,
EXPERIENCED book : keeper and stenographer
wanted by large manufacturing concern; pfeas-
ant orflce. .Address box 2557, Call offlce.
EXPERIENCED I stenographer wanted for office
work; good salary. Call at 201 Atlas building,
604 Mission st. '
GIRLS: and women; wanted to label and wrap
bottles: good - pay. : Pacific Coast Syrup Co..
713 Sansome St.- . •:
HAIR DRESSING, millinery taught from A to Z
1 mo., $5. Tues.. Thur., Sat. eve. only.' : 429
. 2d av.,' Richmond. ,
IRONERS, v machine j operators and experienced
- mangle girls wanted. Metropolitan Laundry,
1148 - Harrison. ;•\u25a0 V ;. .
WANTED — Teacher for district school. . Address
BO YNTON, : First National Bank building,
Berkeley. ; ' .
GIRLS for housework. Call at the Mission Km-
, ployment Agency. 3522 20th st.. above Mission.
YOUNG girl for light . general housework. . Apply
1502& Golden Gate ay.. mornings. 9 to 12.
WANTED— Alteration hands on skirts and Jack-
ets. GOLDMAN'S. 1696 Flllmore st.
WANTED— LadIes to have CORSETS made to !
order: $2.50 : up. 509 Laguna st. :
.WANTED— A neat second girl. Apply at 3740
\u25a0 25th et. r . corner of Fair Oaks. ;- v
YOUNG girl to assist with child and gen." house-
work." 1140 Guerrero st.
: _________ _ !
THIS ad. and 50c will give you 2 cabinet photos.
DONNEL. 2262 Mission st. , :-;
WOMAN or , girl g for light housework. Apply
29V4 Parkslde ay. . : . •\u25a0 ; ; :
FIRST CLASS * waiat and skirt • hands wanted.
\u25a0>" 1407j Laguna. .st. 1^ \u25a0."".'> 1 r.... r ; \u25a0:,-\u25a0, .• \u25a0: \ \u25a0:.--' : /
GIRL , for cooking and general housework. , - 1303
\u25a0 • Octavia st. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0 \u25a0 - \u25a0• , ;
BARBERS AND SUPPLIES
BARBERS--Our attention has been called to the
fact that some party or; parties -are calling on j
v. our trade, and by representing that they are -i
soliciting jrrindlng for . DECKFLMAN BnOS.
.have, we regret to say. ' secured quite, a. quan-
tity of work that rightfully \u25a0.: beloneed to us.
.Worse than that, however, the grinding, on. lts
/return,, was fonnd to be so generally unsatis-
factory that our high reputation for A l, work
has somewhat suffered on account of, the false
-representation that our house had performed
j the work.
We will add that we have employed no one
to solicit or pick up grinding with the excep-
tion of our regular barber supply wasons since
the fire and earthquake a year ago last April.
In view of the above facts, we will request
that you give no work to any one who may
represent onr flrm unless they . can show, the
proDer authority. \u25a0:-.,- \u25a0".-•\u25a0-. • \u25a0 : . ' \u25a0
By so doing you will greatly oblige as , well
, '• as help us determine whom the guilty parties
-may be.
•" DECKELMAN -BROS..'-. INC.,
BAHBER SUPPLIES. |
162-164 TURK ST.
EXPERT GRINDING OUR SPECIALTY.
BARKER chairs $5 monthly. •
Barker. vibrators $5 monthly. \u25a0
Barker portable vibrators, $26, $4 monthly.
Old chairs of all makes cheap.
58 2d hand Koken hydraulic chairs cheap. " '
; JAMES BARKER,
MR. DRAKE, iMgr.;^
1618-1620 Franklin st. near Pine.
BARBERS, we are pleased to ' inform - you again
•/that, we have received the. celebrated Little
Giant electric vibrator and hair dryer, best on
market: : also larjre stock furniture' • and . sup-
plles. Pacific Barbers Supply, 508 Van . Ness."
BARBER shop for sale; owner going Into other
business only reason for : selling out." • For in-
formation call at 24 Geary st. daily between
\u25a0 0 and 11; fine location;: reasonable . rent. ,-:-.
WANTED— First class barber for country hotel i
shop; $19 guarantee. Apply DECKELMAN
BROS.. 162-164 Turk st.,;-
WOULD like to buy f shop i that i runs L 2 or*" 3
'chairs steady. Address J. CROWE, 2807 22d gt.
WANTED— Strictly first class barber; $20 and
commission. 1939 Post* st. Elite barber. shop.'
i: -..>*;.v i '.'-\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0 •••'•\u25a0"> . -'•---\u25a0 .. - : .-; .- \u25a0-\u25a0.-. :.--- ..- \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0
BOOTBLACK. Barber shop, 1661 O'Farrell* st.
2 BARBERS wanted; ;i steady. 1 Sat. and Sun.
NW. ( cor. : 17th and: Castro, sts.. Eureka * apt.
WANTED— Good barber; steady. 21 Bth st. \u25a0%' '
STEADY barber: $18 \u25a0; and k percentage. Sunset
barber shop, 715 Turk I Bt. near , Van Ness. :
BARBER wanted ; steady. ;• 3151 FlHmore st.
SHEERIN'S union laundry ; ? barber \ »hoi)«. bath
houses. 760 McAllister Bt..; Tel. , Park : Sl6.' \u25a0'.
BARBER wanted; steadyl 644 Market 8t:
WANTED— Good barber. 900 A Laguna St.
MAKICURIST wanted ; at 1 222 ! Market st. .
GOOD barber. eTenings and Saturday and Suu-
: i day.: 1020 Scott st.;X corner Turk. V ,
BARBER wanted at once.^ 525 Golden Gate ay.;
bring, tools; must be /first class man.
WANTED— Barber for h short hours,'-. 9 till 2, 5
till 8; $17, week. .1138 Oak st. -..-. ;.. o \u25a0\u25a0: -. '\u25a0
WA , N TED— Barber for short -; hours. - 9 till 2, 5
\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0:: till 8; $17 week. ,;1138 Oak ; st.: - •
GOOD barber wanted: -evenings, Saturday and
\u25a0--;. Sundays. 1304%^Valencia -, st. ;-; •--." : ,- ;
STEADY " barber . for* Sunset * barber shop,"' 16th
- and: Mission sts. ; , bring « tools. \u0084 : \ • : : " \u25a0
STEADY : barber ", for % Sunset .; barber • shop. ; 10th
and Mission sts. ;; bring; tools:* : -.•".' --.
BARBER wanted for steady; '$18 and commis-
v slon;:;i269,Goiden|Gateiftv.,, ':.;.,. . ,\u25a0
BARBER wanted; ;J steady; \ wages $18. • The
- Winchester.-; IC33:; Halght; st.: V: /" .'.. : .-'
FO ,3'« Bale ~ First class \u25a0barber shop; 4 chairs. Box
:: 1634,: Ca11.% Flllmore' st. --Vv: ' \u25a0;-:.. ,-:--\u25a0
FIRST CLASS ; barber : wanted." .; Apply 47. ttoc^i-
<lton:Bt.iH.;H..KATZ. : .- ' \u25a0:,\u25a0:\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 .:.'\u25a0<'•:.. --,- \u25a0
BARBER 1 wanted;: steady.' S E. LUCE.; 4B9 Broad-
way^near;Kearnyst.; :^ : :, :. .
.WANTED— First class * barber '± for . short hour
'> Job.' J lB3B -Union .st.-'. " : : "\u25a0 -\u25a0"-. \u25a0' i
BARBER ; wanted. ?\u25a0 $18, : commission. " 900 O'Far-
4'. rell ast.^ cor.-; P01k. ;.» ; ; j> L "? \u25a0: .• : -', " >: "' "'
WANTED— Barber, ssteady,5 steady,, at " once. r 2200 A Bry-
>n» st, cor 20th. :;_„-, • . :• . /
BARBER » wanted ; steady; ' $18 '•\u25a0 and , commission.!
~.K'; 610 ." Laguna \u25a0; st. : ;\u25a0\u25a0_. -jh-:-.>i : , " "" V '"\u25a0\u25a0: \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 ;\u25a0:
STEADY 5 barber.: wanted.. ~ Golden GRjle Hotel;
\u25a0 ; :- shop; j 24a j 3d. -st.-. -\u25a0-\u25a0-.--: \u25a0 : -\u25a0 :-. ».V \u25a0\u25a0'•-".)
BARKER S wanted;'; short* hours; ?-3 " per • week.".
lU;Market st. . : ', : : \u25a0 : ~
.' -f- BARBERS AND } SUPPLIES— Con.
BARBER wanted; short hours; no Bunday,work;
wages ' and percentage, iAt > White Palace bar-
' ber 1 shop. •\u25a0 1527 : Market st. * , .
ELEGANT space for bootblack < stand to let. 229
«t.; "•\u25a0--\u25a0 - \u25a0'\u25a0'\u25a0 -"-\u25a0..;-\u25a0\u25a0 i" \u25a0-.-\u25a0 ...... ' \u25a0 .
; , HELP AY ANTED— MaIe
AT COSTIGAN & CO.'S Employment Agency,
\u25a0 - 4 and 6 Fell st. opposite 10th.
: : Phone Market 2009. :
OREGON— QREGON.
FREE FARE— OREGON— FBEE FARE.
. Ship Today; to ; Grass .'Lake— Borders Oregon.
r<o trackmen, spikers. strappers, $2.63 day. -
.. B." P. 1 Co.'s own. work; free fare; ship todsy.
SANTA . CRUZ— FREE FARE— MONTEREY.
Foreman carpenters, understand pile driver. $4.
\u25a025 miners or drillers, free fare. $3 to $3.55.
.5 muckers and laborers, $2.25 to $2.50.:
10 carpenters. . general \u25a0 work, S. P. -Co.. 53. 50.
25 carpenters* helpers, handle lumber, $2.50.
. . 2 shift bosses." go today, $4. >~:«*ygw>_i»~ja
- New Job at MEEHAN— SANTA CRUZ tunnel.
- FREE \u25a0 FARE-iSOUTH— FREE FARE.
Section Work— SANTA CRUZ— Extra Gang.
fectlon— SAN LUIB OBISPO CO.— Extra Gang,
ection— SANTA BARBARA— Extra Gang. . •
. 500 section: and extra gang laborers, $1.60 to
$2. : Ship today; free fare; steady Job.
'%.. NEVADA— NEVADA.
LOOK— LOOK— LOOK.
East Today— FßEE FARE EAST. .
New construction ' Job ;S. -P. Co.'s own work.
150 laborers. -trackmen, teamsters. $60 month.
Free fare — East Cal.— Go today— 6 p. m.
Free Fare — Foremen — Free Fare.
7 rock foremen, north, $3.50 to $4 day.
Section foreman, north, south, east, $2.70 to $3.
\u25a0 Extra- gang foremen, north," east." south. $3.50.
: Extra and section foremen for Tucson '"division.
Extra and section . foremen for coast division.
Shift boss, tunnel Job, Santa Cruz. $4 day.
BLACKSMITHS— HORSE SHOERS.
10 blacksmiths, general work, different places,
. Horse shoers and helpers, different. $2.50 to $3.
2 tool sharpeners, north. $65 and found.
.Blacksmith, see boss, city, $3.50. 1
Free Fare— Mendocino County — Go Today.
\ . 60 sawmill , bands, : Caspar. $40 and found. -
•-FREE FARE— ROSEVILLE.
Extra gang laborers, ship today, $60 month.
Board ! Yourself.
HINDOOS. ITALIANS, GREEKS. .
1,500 foreign : laborers, , different places, on the
. section and extra gangs; also gang of Hindoos
M lor orchard, by contract; call see.
\u25a0 -.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0; Remember, .we' ship you anywhere, free fare,
north, east, south; R. R. and sawmills. .
. • Main offlce. 4 and 6 Fell st.. S. F.
4 , bridge carpenters, \u25a0 $3.50 day; fare 25c.
\ V. 5 wagon teamsters, $2.50 day; fare 25c.
.2 powdermen, $3 day; fare $1. -
> Free fare. Company Work. Free Fare.
Look. Something new. Jnst Starting.
25, bridge carpenters. $3.50 day.
25 carpenters' helpers, $2.50 day.
.FREE FARE ' SOUTH.
FREE'FARE— TRUCKEE DISTRICT.
10 carpenters, $3.50; 10 helpers, $2.50; 5 car-
\u25a0 penters, close by, $3.60. ' \u25a0-. . \u25a0
25 laborers, steady, extra gang, $60 month.
FREE FARE SANTA BARBARA COUNTY
10 laborers, help carpenters, $2.25 day.
Carpenter, handy, round, forge; sharpen tools,
$3. ';\u25a0:.\u25a0 \u25a0 " •.- - \u25a0 >' . .
10 carpenters' helpers, city Job, $2.23./
: \u25a0.: 15 laborers, city, steady work, 9 hours, $2.25.
- 30 laborers, city. 8 hours, new Job, $2.50.
; QUARRY FOREMAN
"^Foreman rock quarry, close. $4.
50 laborers, same new quarry.' $2.30.
FREE FARE SQUTH FREE FARE
10 . trackmen, new company, $2.75 day.
LOOK. NEW FACTORY CLOSE TO CITY
15 laborers, general labor work. $2.50 day.
20 laborers, help inside factory. $2.25 day.
15 laborers. ; handle boxes, $2.25 day. •
15 teamsters, city wagons, $2.50.
75 teamsters; different places. $2.50 to $3.
FIREMEN and brakemen' on railroads in San
I Francisco and vicinity to fill vacancies caused
by promotions: experience unnecessary: stats
age. height, weight: firemen. $100 monthly, be-
come engineers and earn $200; brakersen, 575.
a become | conductors, earn $150; name . position
preferred. Railway Association, care San Fran-
cisco Call. ".:' " f . V
WANTED — Man of force and experience to take
charge of shipping and teams of large furni-
ture, house; good salary to, right man; mint
rhave local furniture experience and be capa-
ble of hnndlinc men. None others need apply.
Address box 4210, The Call, 818 Van Ness ay.
MEN and : boys to learn plumbing. • plastering.
bricklaying: also sheet. metal pattern drafting:
•positions secured: day, night clawes: free cata-
lo«ue; visitors welcome. Coyne Trade Schools,
Bth and Tehama f>t*.. S. F.: also New York.
__________ _______
. CAN CAPPERS •
- AND- VENTERS.
'. APPLY AT CALIFORNIA C VNNERIES CO.,
ISTH' AND -MINNESOTA STS.
I 'MADE 'S3O,OOO In five years In the mall order
* huslness; .berran. wltb*'ss:, 1 any one can do the
.'work.home In spare time: send for free book-
"let: tells : how 'to set started. : Manager, box
810. Lockport. 'NVY, :?:,,.
PARTY to take active Interest In: manufactur-
• ing company :. product hlfrhly lndctsed: no com-
.; petition; . tremendous profit*: must take small
amount of -stock. Box; 1351. Call. Oakland.
PARTNEP.— S23O for old' established and well
\u25a0 paying business: no experience required, hut
j party must be sober and reliable. Full partic-
ulars with BROOKBANK. 1425 Steiner st.
STEADY, sober man to - help on small place;
, chickens, cow. horse: moderate, wages; good,
\u25a0permanent home for suitable party; references.
; Address box 333, Haywards.
WANTED— Young man from IS to 20 yenrs
of age, pf>od at- figures and writing legible
hand. Address box 232 C, Call offlce. stating
experience end salary.
WANTED — Good strong boy for general work
-"'around store;, one willing to work: rapid
advancement. • DECKELMAN BUOS.. Inc.,
162-164 Turk st. ..'.-
WANTED— Stock boy. 16 years of age. Apply
superintendent's office • between 8:30 and 10
a. m..: nALE BROTHERS, Inc., 6th and
/Market sts. , '. .
WANTED— 2 bright, boys, about \u25a0• 16, . for lubora-
tory .work. Inquire laboratory of Western
Sugar Ref. Co., <Potrero, bet. 10 a. in. and
- \u25a0 2p.' m. ". .'• . : \u25a0 ' \u25a0 \u25a0,:'\u25a0..\u25a0 - >
MAX. cook and" wife to take charge ot summer
vacation camp on the seashore; good proposi-
tion to right people. Both parties call at 2053
- Sutter^ st." .. : . .
STEADY men to learn good trade: good pay
while "learning: -must -.put .-up $25 bonus.- Ad-
. dress 34 Norfolk st. between Ilth,xl2tb and
Folsom. \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0"\u25a0
THE San .-Francisco 'barber college , will reopon
\u25a0"\u25a0soon;; applications received now: barber trade
taught \u25a0 free. ' Temp. ; address. « ls6 Shotwell st
INVENTO US— Sonntag's Patent Agency, solicit-
ors •of patents,' attorneys In Washington, etc.
: 1122 ' Market opposite 7th., Plione Market 2952.
ANY Intelligent - person " may I earn .good " Income
, : correspond, lor : newspapers; : exp." unnes. Send
..for. partlc. ': Press .Syndicate. Lockport. N. Y.
MEN and women to learn, the barber trade: you
: v; earn > from : $7 to $9 .per. week while learning;
; .' catalogue free. • Moler's College. S Fell *t. .
-WANTED—^A - sober Industrious " man . who under-
;' stands horses : and ,care-of garden;^local ref-
: i erences : required. . Address box 2367, Call.
STEADY.: men ;to learn -trade: -good' pay .while
> learning ;/ must : put ' up \u25a0 $25 . bonus. : Address 3-1
," Norfolk st. bet. 11th, 12th, and Folsom. • _\u25a0
WANTED — By: wholesale' ciga**. firm.' clerk .who
.-: understands : packlnsr. \u25a0 shlDping . and typewrit-
,':':ing.^ Address- box 2324,: Call - ; 'of flee. . --/'
WANTED— -Tailor on : coats; good wages; steady
, work.' •: 1362 v Webster,* st_ corner O'Farrell.
;rooms i:and'.2. . y- .;. . \u25a0_.': », ; :'.',\u25a0•.- > ~r : .; .
WANTED— 9OO men to fill beds at 15c per night
at the - Phoenix, S2S Howard st. between 4tb
• * and . sth. -v .\u25a0 "\u25a0: \u25a0: .V. \u0084? --. \ ,:'
\u25a0YOUNG man I with I some ; experience: I book blnd-
" ing.. iVEELEGER A GUSCETTI. KO-556
,- 'Front st. ; v - ...-: < '."..» \u25a0-.-: .. '\u25a0 : ...; \u25a0 . -.
\u25a0 WANTED— Roomers. $1.25 -week; 25e^s'. night.'
\u25a0', CALIFORNIA HOUSE. . 270 ' Natoma - nr. > 4th.
WANTED— Ladies and i gentlemen to 'rent rooms
: at 5377. 26 th st. near i Mission ;sl.7s-$3.50 wk.
A • NO. --" 1 ' pictorial : painters immediately.
: SCH ROEDER -& • HERZOG. . 527; Franklin ; 8C .
DISH j. WASHER and , bed ' maker i wanted.' ; North
> German] hotel, ' corner Bth , and . Brannan sts."
SHOES repaired while you wait. 'Cut Bate Shoe
Repairing C 0..: 13 Sth t St.* near Market. •
WANTED — Smart, v active?' young man * for retail
\u25a0of flee., 'Apply KOHLER &-CHASE.' -: , .1
HlGHEST.' prices paid for cast off clothing. 23
•tStbjst^ near. Market.':-' ;MOSKOWITZ. -.--
.WANTED— SOO men Jto . eat :. our celebrated ' lsc
-\u0084-.- meal.". 14 , 1 ltb St.. .White. Palace. " ; ; .. *
NEW .I WESTERN. - 1124 • Howard; St.— 3oO single
:~'roomß.;2sc:;sl.so;week -upward.; •\u25a0.-. -.'-. .
WANTED — 20 ' more "> flrst v class , i coat makers.
: -VALENTINE, > 724 Market st.
WANTED— 2O :\u25a0 more ' flrst - class \u25a0, coat makers.
'^VALENTINE,\724; Market ' St.- * -\. . -
WANTED— Man -to < notice , ad. In " business
, chances J for: 925 iWebster;st^ : -'.::• .- ;.
: ERRAND?: boy ;. wanted. ;.VERLEGER _ GUS-
:\u25a0;> CETTI.J 550-556 ; Front st. \u25a0\u25a0'...• - : • -r.
EXPERIENCED h. wrappers "wanted. Box 1G37.
i -\ Call \u25a0 offlce. \ Flllmore ; st. ;~Z* . ' * ' "'" ' . -. \u25a0 V *';". *
WA NTED— Good i bar \ tender ; i one that can , wait
: >:ou»tables.;j449;4thist^'v: "\u25a0-\u25a0-' : ' -• : '*:\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0-
UOT t baths, 20c. 3180 . 16 t h, st; between Guer-
i.'"'tero'.andi.Valeacla:;.V'' .''.",\u25a0'% \ : . \u25a0" : - :
\u25a0 BOY; for merchandise line from 10 to IS. P. \u25a0O:
"_!___________!__________________!
TYPEWRITER S. salesman 'wanted.'.- 'Box . 2:JS4.'
5* Call ? of fIce.'SESHHnHMBBEMB_HBaMIBBBH9_(
POUTER— Man .or , boy, >:' drug " store. 122 ;3d
>u street;. '",'.; '..:.. :,\u25a0 '-\u0084 : ...-•.-: \u25a0 . ' -^ \u25a0-:\u25a0 \u25a0 -:-'\u25a0\u25a0•-.
Bo7i wonted.*' EAGLESON I _ \u25a0 C 0.," 1403 ? Fillmore
.-.-- Btreet;*--" ..\u25a0 - -.' ' ' '\u25a0-"\u25a0"_•\u25a0 ' \u25a0
HELP WANTED— Male— Contlnned
-- , , - - \u25a0 \u25a0 JL \u25a0
. . MURRAY & REAJ3Y.
Leading Employment and Labor Agents, -
11th ' and . Market sts., San Francisco.
Phone :. C 56 and ' 657.
Branch Offices: - \u25a0
6th - and Franklin sts.. Oakland. \u25a0
Phone Oakland .7361.
127-129 South Los Ancles «t.. I/)i Angeles.
DO YOU WANT WORK?
WE HAVE PLENTY OF IT HERE
AND ALL OVER
California,' Oregon. Washington. Nevada.
Arizona and New Mexico, at wages from $60
to $200 a month and $25 to $150 and found.
NOW
FOR A FEW LEADERS.
FIRST.
NEVADA— NEVADA— NEVADA
FREE tfARE.
-TRUCKEEAND RENO.
1.200 'men for 1 S. P. Co. extra and section
gansrs,'; laborers, .teamsters, trackmen, etc., $2.
to ' $3.50 . day.
..-- -\u25a0\u25a0~.v- .\u25a0 : '\u25a0 'next. -
: # * : OREGON OREGON.
-.. ..--'• •-.' ' FREE FARE AGAIN.
250 \u25a0' drillers, teamsters, "<- rockmen. laborers,
$2.25 to $2.75 day. \u25a0•''
ANOTHER.
NILES— ALTAMONT— BELL SPUR.
8. P. R. R.- — AND— — W. P. R. R.
FREE FARE— SHIP DAILY.
220 carpenters, blacksmiths, machine drill-
ers, teamsters, laborers, etc.; wages $67.50
to $120 month.
. SHIP EVERY AFTERNOON.
• STILL ANOTHER •
AND ALSO FREE FARE.
MONTEREY— BANTA CRUZ— APTOS— P A-
JARCV-MEEHAN— WRIGHTS— LAUREL.
40 miners for tunnel work, band work. $90. •
60 mnckers and laborers, frse fare, $87.50
to $75. '. \u25a0
75 laborers to help carpenters, free tore,
$67.50.'
FARE— FREE FOR ALL— FARE
MORE. '
THE GREAT SNOWSHEDS. _^ -
LAKEVIEW— CRYSTAL LAKE— SUMMIT.
800 men of all nationalities for work la the
snowsheds; - free far* and ship every after-
noon; good wages.
FREE FARE— FREE FARE.
' WESTERN PACIFIC R. R.
- " OROVILLE AND SPRING GARDES.
PART. FREE FARE.
25 machine miners.- $3.50 to $4 day.
25 chuck tenders. $3 to $3.50 day.
50 muckers for tunnel. $2.50 to $3 day.
60 wood choppers, free fare. $1.50 tier.
• OTHER FREE FARE POINTS.
Mayfleld. Mountain .View. San Jose, Stockton,
FarwelL Troy. Tracy and San Luis Oblspo.
ALL FREE FARE.
ALL GOOD JOBS.
- ALL RAILROAD WORK.
SHIPMENTS LEAVE THE OFFICE 5 TIMES
EACH DAY.
WE HAVE OTHER PLACES ON OUR
BOOKS. CALL AND SEE US.
MURRAY & READY.
11th and Market rts., San Franelsc*.
6th and Franklin st».*. Oakland.
COME HOME— COME HOME
TO SLEEP.
600 SINGLE ROOMS 600 SINGLE ROOMS
25C PER NIGHT $1.25 PER WEEK.
INCLUDING BATH.
Coffee served free to each roomer between
E a. m. and 8 a. m.
FACING AND ADJOINING OCEAN SHORE
. B. R. TERMINAL.
11TH, MARKET AND MISSION STS.
FOR A BIG
LIGHT AND POWER CO.
FREE FARE FREE FARE
HANDYMEN
' 5 handymen to help put up machinery, $3 day.
Dish washer, camp. $35 and fd.
5 handy laborers, $75.
25 laborers, general work. $67.50.
35 Italian. Spanish, Austrian laborers, $67.50.
Blacksmith helper. $75.
All the above free fare.
THESE ARE GOOD ONES
Engineer, factory, Oakland. $3 day: black-
rmith. mine, $90: donkey engineer, $60 and
fd.. fare 15c: blacksmith, city Job, no shoeing,
$.3.50; cranesmcn. steam shovel.
MACHINISTS. *$4.50 TO $5 DAY
4 machinists, country factory, close by. steady,
$4.50 to $5 day.
FRUIT
FRUIT PICKERS— PICKERS— MEN & BOYS
25 men and boys to pick fruit, no experience
needed. If, you can eat It, you can pick it.
$30 and fd.
SAWMILL CARPENTERS
10 carpenters, sawmill, good Job, $4 day.
NEW R. B.
10 plow and 'scraper holders. $3 day.
MORE GOOD ONES
Cook, survey party. $50 and fd.: man to run
sprinkle wagon, San Mateo co., $40 and fd.
PAINTERS
4. painters, good Job, city. $3.50 day.
Laundryman. city, easy Job, $3 day.
3 bread bakers, good places, $17 week.
FOREMAN
2 foremen, extra gang. S. P. R. R-. free fare.
.$3.50 to $3.75; section boss, good Job. lumber
co. R. R., see boss here, free fare, $70.
HOP PICKERS
1,000 hop pickers, good wages.
:-.< , MINERS— MINERS. ,
BIG THINGS FOR MINERS.
POWER COMPANY.
GOLD MINES.
4 machine miners. Marlposa co.. fare returned
after 30 days, $3.50. \u25a0 ,'
3 hand miners for Sis kiyou co.. $3 day.
j 12 muckers, big gold mine. El Dorado co.. $75.
'746 other places for machine. and hand drill-
ers, muckers, laborers, etc.. In mines, tua-
• nels, quarries, rock cuts.* etc.
- STEAM SHOVEL.
15 men for work around steam shovel, close
by, $2 day and board.
DREDGER.
20 men for work on dredger. $45 and found.
10 laborers for steady work In San Mateo
co., $2.50- day.
no laborers for work In Oakland, S hours.
$87.50.
10 laborers for big lumber company, free fare,
steady work. $67.50.
.Other places in stores, mills, warehouses. Iron j
"woris. etc.. always on hand.
-SOMETHING FOR THE TEAMSTEES.
. .READ THESE:
8 teamsters for a lumber company Mendocino
county: fare refunded; $65 and found.
2 truck teamsters for city, $21 \r etk.
25 teamsters for Alameda and Contra Costa
cocnty; free fare; $75 month.
3 teamsters for country stable Maria county.
$.15 found.
2 bnll teamsters for Tnolamne county; $65 and
found. " '
- 347 other places, wagon and scraper, on
ranches.' for mines, railroad grades, etc.; city
and country, many fre« fare; all good wages.
NOW THE MECHANICS.
BLACKSMITHS.
6 machine blacksmiths, city. $4 day.
4 machine blacksmiths* helpers, city. $3 «!ay.
2 . blacksmiths' helpers and shoe. city. $3.50
. day. \u25a0 - . \u25a0 \u25a0
2 blacksmiths for lumber companies, fare
paid. $80 and found.
8 ranch blacksmiths, different places,. $60 to
$S0 atsd found.
6 camp blacksmiths, some free fare, $3.50 to
$4.50. .
127. other Jobs for blacksmiths and helpers.
city and country; wages $75 to" $120 and $45
to $So' and found. '?^*^i**'|3WBff*_
16 rough carpenters . for work with 3. P. rail-
road; $90 month.-
: , MISCELLANEOUS.
Electric lineman, large place, fare paid. $3.50;
4 painters, city, $3.50 • day,. S bours; 4 boiler
. makers, . city, \u25a0 $3.50 to $4: 3 boiler makers*
helpers, north,- $2.50 to $2.75: 3 edgermen for
; sawmill ' nprth, free fare. $3.25 .- and found;
and 123 , other miscellaneous : mechanical Jobs ;
all good wages. •-•\u25a0 . _
MURRAY & READY.
' 11th and Market sts.. - San Francisco.
- 6th and Franklin sts... Oakland.
LOOK— TELL EVERYBODY ~ : *
GOO ' FIRST CLASS ROOMS
WHITE PALACE HOTEL ,
NEVER CLOSES
COc. 75c and $1 " day. Including hath*.
250 ROOMS FOR MECHANICS. ETC.. $2.50
PEK WEEK. INCLUDING BATHS.
V*a ITE PALACF. HOTEL \u25a0
11th and Market ("Its.
-* ; . SAWMILLS
SAWMILLS SAWMILLS
FARE PAID
.. 12 -laborers for yard ' and - mill work In Tu-
olumne, ship today, $45 and fd.
> .-.>f.--..- .- FAKE REFUNDED •
r 12- teamsters far Mendocino county, $65 and
<<d.O laborers for. Mendocino county, $50 and
- found. - • - - -- '- " ' . - \u25a0 -
OTHER LUMBER JOBS
in HamboMt.;- Slsklyou, San- Mateo. Santa
Clara, Santa Cruz, Monterey,' Tulire and
Sonoma counties.
LATE ORDERS
: UNCLASSIFIED -
BEAD THESE CAREFULLY
. 2 nnrses • for city . Institution, " $33 . and ! ta.;
3 attendants for \u25a0 government : institution, .$3O
, and- fd:;-' laundryman for baths, city, $10 wk.;
-laundrymau, :. city: "Institution. • $35: and M. ;
2 ... .window ' cleaners, city, $2.50 to $2;
10 ; pottery hands. : see boss ~ here. $2.50 to
$4.50; stareher and lroner, ladles' work,
sprlngs'hotel. $35 and fd. - -
\u25a0 HOTELS— RESORTS
. RESTAURANTS -\ BOARDING • HOUSES
COOKS
Camp- cook, south, small--- gang, $60
and . f d. ; . 2d ccok." - springs .. hotel, free fare,
$75 ; and ' f d. ; •87 \u25a0 other cooks* Job* for hotels.
restaurants,. etc; with. wages from $30 to $90
and ; fd.':- - -~* : '- 1 —\u25a0 \u25a0"= '7*aißA?|BMtiMHM|
, WAITERS
.-,- . 71 . ..waiters . . for . different '( places, dty and
country,': hotels, restaurants. .-» cafes, resorts.
camps,' etc.;- wages^from $30 to $60 and fd
: DISH v,W ASH ERS
;"• 82 „ dish washers,' city and \u25a0 country, - with
wages '\u25a0 from ; $20 •to $50 . and f d. -
\u25a0 -MARRIED HELP
: Cook and wife for. lumber company, - see boss
here, •< free fare.' $CC '\u25a0> snd fd. ; \u25a0 man and , wife,
.: city, man drive: team,* : .wlfe general housework,'
$70 ; and j fd. ; : farmer . and \ wife. . Fresno . county,"
$r>o and ; fd. : 8 other ) places ; In : different parts
l of# the state. : • sitoiMMnnßaMbdH
. "-•'< :\u25a0-;\u25a0- BAKETJS
. Baker, '\u25a0. small . shop, Colnsa county, $12 wk.
j and * f d. : : baker's ' helper. Contra : C»sta county,
;slo?.wk., and. bd.;' .15-other places'to choose
from.'. "Se«" us. --- -- \u25a0
. . . BrTTOtiEPS
' Shop ; . butcher, : ' Santa Clara county, '\u25a0 $40
HEIiP WANTED — Male— Ce-tl-nea
snd frt.: shop butcher, close by. no sl_us_t«-
lng. $C 5. -
'. THOUSANDS OF OTHER JOBS
Read our bulletin boards. Get oar dairy
lists.
MURRAY * READY
11th and Market sts.. San Francisco.
6th and Franfclln sts.. Oakland. ;
HOP PICKERS. ATTENTION!
Picking will commence on our ranches near
Hopland. MemJoeino county. August 19- Fins-
new camp grounds on the beautiful Russian
river. Tents and wood free. Fine, water ana
plenty of It. Batbln*. dancing and oth«r amuse-
ments. Transportation - for pickers and theU
baggage to and from station free. Groceries,
meats and supplies sold on the cwrands at reg-
ular prices; no overcharge permitted. A res-
taurant where meals can b» bad at return iaW«
prices for those who do not care to do tnetr own
cooking. Bakery— bread. ple» and cake; at city
prices. Highest pay. A fine outing for men.
women and children, with money In pocnet at
the end. Register at once. Call or write to
lIS California St.. San Francisco, or 210S Sn*6-
tuck ay.. Berkeley. _
AMERICAN HOP AND BARLEY CO.
REPRESENTATIVES wanted that are w«ll rep-
resented and known to handle • high class se-
curity in California; free trips to la— istors »
1 investigate security : good contracts; guaraatHS-
lng salary and commission: good men snouia
nake at least from J3.000 and op" y««ly-
Write, stating past exp«ri__e«s, 20T Cooc-,
bnlMlng. Portlaad. Or. • 3
WANTED— 2 flrst class wood workers on ~»g~}
and track work: good wages. Apply BBOWX
& NUGENT. 534 Bryant st. _j
EXPERIENCED young man. about IS years old. '
to drive wagon and help la butcher shop. Ad- .
dress box 1625. Call offlce.
HOP pleilng: special train schedule;: P«rtl<~r
lars In fetaat* help wanted coiman. E. CLEiI-
ENS HORST CO. .
100 PAIRS repaired and uncalled for shoe* fsom
75c up. 11C6 Flllmore st. near Golden Gat*.
LOUIS, the bat maker, cleans aad blocks aad
ma*(" huts to order. .1024 Till—or*. SB. Wf.
WAITER and dish washer wanted sttady at BSB
Sth st. .__
WANTED— Druggist. 1154 East 14th St., Oak-
land.
AGENTS WANTED
20TH century douche for ladles. $3.50; agsata
wanted. Kirk wood Rabber Co.. 211 Esj ay.
\u25a0 \u25a0 - = ~~ g J
SOLICITORS WANTED
FEW husUmg agents, not afraid to work; g*t 09
excursions to our new suburban townslta by th«
sea: salary and commtssian. Call mornings b*> ,
tween 8 and 10 at Farallone City o_U~. Van
Kess> Theater 'bldg., near Grove st. and Via
Ness ay. . '• . '
. -.SALESMEN WANTED
WANTED — Salesmen on commission to hand's
the best line of western souvenir post cards on
the market: will make a good side Use. Ad-
dress box 2321. Call.
WANTED — First claw typewriter salesmna-
Apply 907 FlHmorg st.
INVESTMENTS
ESTABLISHED business paying 2 per cent
monthly; will Increase capital for buildings
53.000 to $lo.0Co: position for Qualified man.
P. O. bot 04. Berkeley.
HORSES, HARNESS AND WAGONS
VEHICLE SALE.
To make room for contractors In altering our
building, we offer for 10 days -t_«- followt_r
list of strictly high grade vehicles at a price
which will surely move- thea:
18 Heavy gear Business Buggies, wtth boot.slo3
6 "'AI" high wheel Runabouts 9O
12 H.'sh grade Banner gear Road Wagons 73
10 Canopy top Surreys, best made 190
f. Swell Phaetons 200
4 Medium jrrade Phaetons : 100
6 Full leather fine top Buggies and a num-
ber of novelties in Open and Top Stanhopes,
Park Wagons, etc., at equally low prices.
I '
BrSIXES^ BrCOIES AND DELIVERY WOF.KV
is Hoavy rc<t I>«irne— Bitsrsies witti boot.slo.*>
2-"» Heavy grnr raar't A Ltsht dcliv Wagons 1W»
? Llsrht (U'lirfrv Waron:* — fU>
fi Solicitors' am! I itrtit tie livery Buggies.. 70
<! T^>ng tH<T lUiad V>'a?a3s XI
7Tcr> delivery V.asuus 120
-
You will absolutely ?;:re SO per cent by tak-
ing advanta?* 1 of th,» above met*.
SIILLEK „ MIIXKn.
(Not brother*— n> relation.^
13th and Mission st».
AAA — Horse, huggy and fc aruess V "... ?'*r>
Horse, harness and m;oa..; r>>
Horse, saddle and bridle 2"
Pony, harness and bapry -ii>
Horse, harness and contractor's wagon 70
Apply 5C5 4th St.. Oakland.
OWING to ill nealti I have on sale at 563 4th
St.. Oakland, one span of heavy work horses,
rand wa;on and harness; must soil;. will sac-
rifice. '
ONE or more brcsine" ries to let: good hones
and new b::??i>-s. Inquire at 3CJ7 Mission at.
or 44 Valle* st.
! FOR gale or hire — Bn^lress horses. C. L.
Beckcr. IS Sycamore, ay. nr. Misiscn and 17th.
J. O'KANE to. for harness, robes, blankets and
whips: dog collars. 52S Golden Gate ay.
HOUSE In exefcance for palntirxr or paper hang-
Ing. WILLIAMS _ CO.. 2145 Market st.
A BARGAIN — 2 go>l horses for sale; cheap.
Arcade Stables. 931 Folsom st.
FOR sale — Harse. harness and victoria. Inquire
33PS Folton St.
STABLES TO LET
TO let— 6 stalls; $13. without water. 812 Vlcks-
tinrg at.
STCTIAGE AND MOVING VANS \u2666
WILSON BROS. CO. (Inc. >— Moving aad storajref 4
Cor. 15th and Sanchez sts.. 1 block from Mar-
ket and Flllniore st. cars; phone Park 271.
PIERCE-RODOLPH Btoraee and Moving Co —
Mala offlce Eddy and FlUaore. TeL West. 828.
ANDERSON Transfer atwj Storage Co. (ironclad
warehouse). 616 Van Ness; teL Franklin 213.
PACIFIC Storaee and Furniture Movlnz Com-
pany. 2-"2O Flllmore st. Phone West 2<g3.
CARPET CLEANING
ALL carpets and rugs cleaned on the floor with-
out removal by the S» F. Compressed Air
Cleaning Co. DfSee and shop 15th st. and Saa
Bruno ay.: phone Market 2672.
ALL ready for business— Pioneer Carpet Clean-
Ing Works; temporary offlce. 911 Golden Gat»
ay.; phone Park 591. J. SPAULDINQ A CO.
CLEANING sc. Best work cleaning and laying
done by GISSLOW. 3SOB 22d st. TeL Mkt 2359.
A. W. WHELDSN CO.— Cleaning and layinT;
office and works. 2400 Geary. Phone West 03.
MITCHELL'S old estab. carpet beating works.
501 Dolores cor. ISth. Phone Market 1402.
Watts — Reliable carpet cleaning; alterations; rea-
ovatlns. laying. 537 Waller st. Phone Park 569.
CONKLIN BROS.* Carpet Cleaning Works. 131>
Scott st. near O'Farrell. Phone. West 5601.
ADVANCE Carpet Cleaning Co. — Advanced meta-
ods. GEORGE WALCOM CO.. 637 Turk st.
GARNIE & BERNSTEIN'S carpet cleanlnz
works. 3228 16th st; phone Market 5001.
VACUUM CO. clean* carpets on your Soor; strlk*
prices. 1251 Eddy st. : tel. West 6612.
DYEING AND CLEANING
S_ND your dry cleaning to the Presidio Hetsrhts
Dy<» Works and be forever satisfied. Call West
453 for wagon. Offlce 3351.3033 Sacram<>nto st.
FINANCIAL
"\u25a0WANTED— SmaII amount of capital for the d«-
ve'opwent of <_I In the proven and best known
field of California ; complete information fur-
nished on application. Address Oil. 1300
Oolrion Gat» ay. - * .
LAUNDRIES — Steam
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY CO.
Resumed once more; usual excellent servlc*.
ZT-i 12ta st. ; telephone Market 1630.
VICTOR LAUNDRY.
Family a_d men's work our specialty. 1923-23
Bryant st. Phone Market 432.
L ArafiiUES
CAPITAL LAUNDRY, 1302 GEARY ST.; teL
"..West Sl4S — Ladles* and gentlemen's fine work
. a specialty : terms reasonable. :
GOLDEN RULE LAUNDRY; best work: qcj£_
service. 5C7- Grove st_; tel. Park 1353. \u25a0
GEORGE TOM, Chinese laundry: sqod work. 531
Franklin st. Tel. Market -J76. ?
NSW. City I-undry; good work. 1313 Eddy st.:
t*leyl>on» West 2469. - w' >
• PLAITING WORKS
SUNSET Plating Works— Gold, silver. ntck»l
•--nlatlng done. 352 Clementina »t." Temp. ' 2411.
BAMBOO FUItNITURE
B.VMBOO furniture, tabtes. cnalrs. bureansi •_.•
._ low prices. HAYASHI. 2100**. Satter at. '*
-. . . . „ .... "."''. ' ~~=— — _3 '
FITRNITCRE '; REPAIRED
FCRNITCCK and in«:tressfs ma<ie and repalrnL.
, -Oxeudlae furnltnre Co.. 773 McAllister 44,

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