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Classified Ads
~~~~>^^____^£TOiMOßlLES
A " OM °BILEsT^r^V^R7B^Y^ ~~
'«» 'inJLSFF*}*** THIS -WEEK
rw \l ltlon - t»rgnln« $1,150
Lr«l« v* I r" 11 "'*"'. 12 Dp. 2 cyl.
\u25a0 J«t^vlrhaul^: r - hl fU V r C<3alliped and
\u25a0on "T, 01^" 8""^.8 ""^ . a big buy at 1 250
F«L » •*"\u25a0 rnnal ««". 2 crl. 12 bp
SeTrlZl ll^? 11 madl>: a 6 » a n •»•• •'••••. '750
I'HfT.t*^' Xh^ are Kone. '
"44th «t X * LT 9 M «RILK EXCHANGE.
_ *atn si and Han I'ablu ay.. Oakland.
r< Min?i!i~^ fl " X " Wlnt °a autoaoblle. newly
S™^^^ overhauled and in fim
Co ivS *J a «- Furth<>r information st Crane
can* rl nd , W^ l * t< ' r * v - Marhlne
can be seen at 3211 Froltvalc ay.. Frultvale.
Al jZ?ll OBll f bertram: 1907 32 honepown
un. model X Winston and 2 Pop^-Toledo tour-
HEN>TROM CO.. 424 Stanyan st.
r^L, Ml ?T~ iOO7 tourt °X <•**\u25a0 Crst class condl-
«on. For particulars apply to Cartercar Auto
to., cor. Stanran and Waller gts.. S. F.
P^t L^ IA? * •ntoraoblle* for Itnmediste delivery
WV-f, !Wtloa " l ts> e SHlesrooms of the F. O*.
nCN^TRQM CO.. 424 Stanyan *t.
AUTOMOBILES BEPAIBED.
I.IV LIUENTHAL BnOS.' GARAGE.
Sl7B 21ST ST. PHONE MARKET 532.
NEW UoH-ersal Carburetors: positive FTiartntee
or money back. L. H. & B. I. BILL, 132
st.
TIRES REPAIRED.
Stereos 3c Elklncton Rubber Co.. 528 Polk «t.
n. H. MORRIS, auto broker. ISIR-20 Telegrsph
ay.. Oakland — 2d hand antomol>lle» ; est. 1901.
AUTOMOBILE PAINtTnG. ~
Also carriage. W. H. BERWICK. 411 Grove.
AI.TOMOBILR repairing: storaee hsttery charc-
ing.. repairing, r. L. De JONGH. 440* Fulr.m.
£AN FRANCISCO VCLCANIZING CO.. 423 ',
Valencia tt Auto tire repairing onr specialty.
AUTOMOBILE training srhool: new class sterl-
ing 'Tuesday evening. Aug. 6. 40C Larkln t=t.
ACTOMOBn.E REPAIRING. \u25a0
M. L. TVlinert & Sons. lSth and Mission.
ART jGLASS_^^ r "
PLAIN. leaded and art Rlass. N. HUBRELL,
212 Gongh st. between Oak and Fell.
AA— California Art Glass B. & C. Works, B3S
Howard ft. Phone Ter.inTsrv ISI7.
ARCHITECTS
N. HIRANO, Jepanese dwlgner snd bitildlng i
contractor. IS2I Satter st.. tel. \Ve«t 7!<CS.
I
ANGLE LAMPS best lamps for reading. BOESCH
LAMP CO.. Coast Agents, 1135 Mission st.
'' , BAR AXD STOItE FIXTIRES
3. BUPEN — Office. 6tore. bar fixtures, show-
cases: all kind* M-oodwnrk. <)34 McAllister ft.
standard Furniture & Fixture Mfg. Co. : estl-
matPß given. £51 Bryant «t. ; pbone Market 3724.
BBUNSWICK-BALKn COLLENDER CO.. 17-27
Franklin ft. nr. Market. Phone Special 14f.7.
N. T. FIXTURE CO.. bar. store, rfflc fiKturm. i
ahowcases. crlll wcrk. etc. 3411 19th nr. Mission
CALIFORNIA Home Industry. 214 Sth St.— Bar
and store fixtures, showcase* always on hand.
J. MABTEXSON makes office, store and tar nx-
tuws. 218 IStb ft. bet. Mission and Howard.
TVII.LIAM P. SICKE. sMoon and store fixtures;
eastern prices : short notice. 304 Gocjh st. \u25a0
BICYCLES ASP MOTORCYCLES
A — Motorcycles . and Biryples-r-Acenry for E«>ad- ;
Ing. Standard. Ll?Ut & Yale Mot<T^yrles. Cali-
fornia, B. S. Snell and Hudson Bicycles. Sec-
ond h«nd raotrrcyrlpg, bicycles, lowest prices.
W. E. X.KE. .V' 4 Stanyan and 1H73 Pspe.
AGENTS FOR COLT^iBTA «M RAMBI.EB b!-
T'Sfs. C. M. Cnr.ISTOPHKR. 5P.0 Stanran.
CEMEXT
"HEIDELBERG" nn.\ otL«T h'j:!i grades in lou
to frn'.t at WHOLESALE prices.
A. BECSLAL'EB, 214 Calirornla; Teap. 2C50.
— — — — — — — — »— —^»»— — i i
CONTRACTORS AVD BUILDERS
M^CLLOCGH CONTRACTING CO.. 202--J-2013 j
Market — Buildings designed and erected <juick-
ly. econoailcally; no "waiting for mlllworfc."
BRICKLAYING, fill ce:r.«r.t work, done by d«y
or contract; lowest prices. F. CORMOND,
734 _ Broadway.
STOVF.S disconnected and cJnaectM for JI.JK).
• -up. Modc-ra Gas Appliance Co.. .1273 -Elite st.
P. de NOOY Sc VAN DAM. carpenters, contract- !
era; cab, work. 12S4A Eddy.. Tel. WEST 4<g4.
CABPENTKR. cubinet work, store and office flt-
tlng. PATKRSOX. IBS Franklin st.
CONTRACTORS
\u25a0 — i — \u25a0 — . — . _ |
O. A. JOHNSON, carpenter, builder, cabinet !
Baker, jobbing. 2027 15th st. bet. Market and
Cbcrch: phone Market 5609: 11 to 1 o'clock.
DRESS MAKIXO
McDowell's Drees Making and Millinery School.
1215 Poet st. near Van Ness. Branch 1018
Washington St.. Oakland. Patterns cut to order.
SCNBURST. accordion, knife pleating, buttons,
buttonholes, lining, notions: mail orders soll'-t-
ted. STEELETS. 1420 Post: phone West G42S.
AGNEB OSTERGEEN, Sl7 Pace; first class even-
leg and brides' dresses: all work guaranteed.
CLAIRVOYANTS
THE White Mystic of India.
ORMONDE, formerly 10 years on Market et.;
\u25a0 clairvoyant vrtlh power; genuine, reliable,
conscientious; pest, present, futnre; business
advice, love, marriage, divorce; removes evil
-Influence*: telU yonr full name; born In fie
orient with tbe power of any 10 mediums ;
readings fl. 1310 Devixadero st. between Ellis
j and O'Farren. '
SHERMAN. CLAIRVOYANT. PALMIST— HIS
extraordinary clairvoyant powers, combined
with tls scperlor knowledge of occult forces,
; enable* fclin to read licman life with accuracy
from Infancy to old age. lOCS Brdwy, Oakd.
MISS ZEMDAE. young gifted clair. & pxlm.
'Irorrectly treat your lore affairs, domestic
troubles, tins, and financial raccess. L., 50s;
O-. •1; bra. 10 to 9. 1260 Ellis near Lacuna.
1&07 PP.EMIEP.S. immediate delivery: also 2d
\u25a0 uand Old*, Crawford. Ford, pood order; stor-
• nge and repairing auto* specialty. Golden Gate
Garage, NE cor. Fell end Ashbury. West 6SSS.
HIRE the HJO7 Premier landaulet, a brand new
closed cax.'^at the cost of the regular livery
rigs. Call up day or night. Golden Gate
Garage. 178S Fell st. Phone West 6SSS.
MBS GENTRY, divine henler, clalrv.. palmist;
past and present revealed; consultation free.
201S 'Sutter st. between Steiner and Fillmore.
MISS M WILLE. 1505 Geary— Crystal seer and
medium; can be consulted on all business af-
fairs of life ; hours 10 to 8 p. ra.
ST MAHAB pifteC reliable clairvoyant psychic
palmist; rdgs. 80c. 1383 O'FarreU nr. Laguna.
tl READINGS this month, lucky numbers and
charms. MME. LELAND. 716 Golden Gate ay.
MISS MORRIS, card reader and clairvoyant, »r.9
Webster «t corner Golden Gate ay.. room 11.
MME EUGENIE, srientrfic palmist, card reader;
reveals facts that astonish you. 14(55 Valencia.
MADAM PCHAEFFEB. clairvoyant card reader.
- water seer. 704 Lagtfna. bet Grove and Fulton.
MME LOCISA, Spanish clairvoyant, card reader.
Bocnis 1 and 2. 1037 A Golden Gate ay.
MME MAJOR, clairvoyant, palmist and reader.
1600 Ellis st: ladles 50c. gents tl.
MME. NORDINE, celebrated card reader; gents,
sOc: ladles. 25c. 1032 fierce st.
BF.THANA— Celebrated clairvoyant and palmist
125 C Golden Gate ay.. room 4.
MIPS LEE. fortune trlllng. 25c; hours 10 to 0.
15<5 3d St.. room IM. first floor.
CAKD reading at 1348 Ellis st; rents. $1.00;
lariat. 50^. Amelia.
CHEAPEST and best in America, TUe Weekly
C«U. tl a year. ;
SPIRITUALISM "_ _._
MRS J, 3. WHITNEY, lranr* business medium
AND LIFE READER.
Spiritual message . 1134 O'Farrell st
CONSULT B. S. GARRISON: circles every night.
\u25a0chairs 23c: charges reasonable. 719 % Franklin
*t bet. Golden gate and Tcrk.
MBS KOBINSON; readings daily: rlrcle« Sun-
day. Wednesday. Friday. 25c. 751 V, Webster.
mm EVERS. trance, business medium, readings
Sally : circle Thursday, 6 p.m. 1217 Webster *t.
MRS SEAL, spiritual medium: readings dally.
7M McAllister st; circle Thursday. 8 p. m.
MADAM FADEIX has located at^ 2240% Bnsb
«t.: spiritual reading*. 50c and ?1-
rALMISTRY
DAKLAND'S palmtKt end card reader; ladles,
a&c^reßta. 00c. UOC Broadway. «snite 17. Oak-
land. - \u25a0 i__
k-Retnrned-H. JEROME FpSSELLI. «l«tWe
pahulrt. 1810 Webater, S. F.J was* 4.18.
BUSINESS CHANCES
$2.500 — Restaurant and oyster grotto, with liq-
uors, etc.: doing fine business: dally average
about $90; 3 years', lcane, $100; central; see
this. .
THE ALDENCO.,
. 4CS 10th st.. Oakland. Cal.
MANUKAOTUBING company about to-reorganlze
wants to get in touch' with party -who can
place about $25,000 worth of new stock; bonus:
to the promoter who can handle this <"eal there
will be given liberal stock: chance of a lifetime
for a hustler; write quick. Box 23.41. CalL
TELAUTOPRINT— It revolutionises message
sending by 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.
FOIt sale — Bakery, completely furnished: in
thickly populated, neighborhood:- fine bake
oven, baking utensils; good stock of mer-,
rhandise; long lease: cheap rent. Apply to
- D. A. CURTIN. room 323. Monadnock bldg..
3rd and Market sts.. city. >
FOR sale — Saloon, offices and rooming house;
leiwe for 5 years at $00; income from: rooms
e.n<t offices alone Is now $75 ;. saloon . best in
town and paying well: a rare chance; strict-
est investigation. Address at once, -box 207,
Petaluma. Cal.
FOR sale — Old established grocery In Alameda,
doing a pood cash - business ; stock- at Invoice;
owner wishes to leave town. Inquire Western
Creameries Co., 353 10th st., Oakland.
$3.V> — Steady, reliable man wanted a« partner In
light manufacturing business; will pay at
least $150 month to each; no experience re-
quired; pleasant work. Apply 2015 Flllmore
et., room 4. . ' "
PARTNER wanted: pood plumbing business in
city; business increasing fast: Industrious
party can learn business and make big money;
t>o«t references given and required; price $300.
Address box 1553. Call office, Oakland. ' .
FDR sale — 425 shares of -fine' capital stock of a
well j»sylnr electrical machinery companyr es-
tablished 1901: doing' a flourishing bnEiness:
. 1.175 shares issued; five directors. Apply room
34. Marsoa building, 13S0 Sutter st. <
RESTAURANT for sale; C 34 Golden Gate be-
twfH-n Franklin and Van Ness; good location;
fully eqnlpped. ready to start business at once.
Inquire at the t>l«o» or of M. E. GLUCKE-
MAX It CO.. 2049 Mission et.
GILT e^.pe opportunity for $1.500t bringing In
from S3SO to $400 a month; for man and wife;
full Invcstigatlon: requires $3,000 bondr'no
acents. Bjr 1673. Call office, . Flllmore st.
50.000 GALLONS cooperage and all -'implements
. necessary for wine making for sale; aUo cellar
for sale or rent; living. apartments above. Miss
Aguillcn. Sonoma City, Sonoma county, Cal.
UNEXCELLED opening for millinery store in
town of 3.500; all well to do people: no
rcllllnery store as yet is the place. Address
box E. Mill Valley, Cal. . -\u25a0
HOTEL and bar: old established place: dolne
fine business: owner retiring: rent $35: sell
f«T cash, $2.W0. For particulars write- J. A.
TONFNI. HolUster. Cal.
AN American widow wants an old Yankee
American man. single and steady, as partner
on chicken farm. "Address F.,G. BEUE, Tesla.
Alameda county, Cal.
FOIt nal<> — Modern Job printing business; good
trade; central location: owner university stu-
dent, desires to return to school; terms.
Box 3049. Call office.
ARCADE huildin*.-. 1225-30 Fillmore St.; large
nuuny offices. $15 up: .light., water and Janitor
Included: get where the business Is; also halls
and lodeerooins. - -
AN up to date baker with .come capital - can
make a . fortune Att sdbarb'an town <of * 4,000.
For further information: address 'box E, Mill
Valley. Cal. \u25a0 ' -. v '\u0084.,'
WA NT ED— Steady . rellaMe man witli small
capital for permanent place:, will pay .'good
wages: light work.- Apply .2013 Fillmore st.,
room 4. \u25a0\u25a0:'\u25a0. \u25a0• . '
CARPENTERS* and • machinists guaranteed
- steady employment by investing in profitable
manufacturing business. Box 1 1636. Call office.
FOR sale — Coffee saloon, o.rster and chop bouse;,
. in central location. Apply 'at 401 Drunim st.
bet. '2 and S p. m. \u25a0 --' •
WANTED— Ptriywkli J2o,ooo'to lavpst In Oak-
land business. Write for ' particulars, box
1 13.' S. Call. Oakland. ' . ' . \u25a0 .
EXCELLENT opportunity for live livery, man In
§ nearby suburb. ACdress box E. Mill Valley,
California. . -. ': . 's. > ' : ; . - ? ;
BAKERY for sale; (rood hnslncss. 55now Flake
; Bakery Co.. ccr. Sth & Chester. W. Oakland.
MAN with JlOO makfl good income. "' Room' 4,
'• 1207 Buelianan cor. Tuik: money secured." •
SALOON for sale.. Apply 477 'McAllister ..st. ..
MAN with: tjpo out city: puarantee $35 weekly.
MB. JONES, room 0. 1525 Flllmore st.
HORSE SHOEING- buelne.«R l . half or whole;<good.
business: no rent. 74 Sbotwell st. . >.-
FOR *alp — Millinery bnsiness: snsp; Investigate.
P. O. Box 355, Ran Mateo. Cal: . -
GROCERY for siile rtieap. See JOHNSON &
HOOVER. 653 Golden Gate ay.
SMALL printing office, with desirable contract
for work. Box 2454. Call. - .':-"'•
! SMALL printing office; everything new; bargain.
Box 2355. Call office.
PARTNERS WANTED
PABTNEB wanted: practical and successful
business man enn secnr* half • Interest in an
established and profitable Un»lne*K: $100
monthly guaranteed. SCHWEINHABD, 3255
—d st. ? .
LODGING HOUSES FOR SALE ,
CRANDALL, 1400 McAllister St., buys and sells
furnished flats, lodging . houses. List with him
for qr.lck returns. 1400 McAllister .st.
ROO3IING HOUSE FOR SALE
A SNAP— DON'T OVERLOOK THIS— MAKE
.-. AN OFFER
45 rooms, newly furnished: rent only $5 per
room: clears over $300 per month'; in Mission
st. nr. 19th: investigate; ' price only ?I,SOO.
DOAN & GLOVER
3073 16th .st. nr. . Mission. .
Phone Market 5433. ' \u25a0>
HOTELS FOR SALE
$1.000 — Small hotel, 11 rooms, large hall, profits
$150 per month; selling account old age; lease
-..3^a. years. $16 per month; lease alone worth
-money: town of 6.000 inhabitants; best climate
in state. -.. Address P..0. box 6CB, Santa Clara."
"adoptions .
ALAMEDA Maternity Villa: strictly private; In-
fants adopted. DR. EMILIE TUNKE, 1416
Sth St.. Alameda.
E33UCATio:VAL ; V ' .\. <
MONEY. MADE"': '•-'.;:
WHILE LEARNI NO ..,'. |
Many" opportunities present themselves to" stu-
dents In the McDowell school of dressmaking and
millinery to do- work while -learning:- Good -pay-
leg positions alwaya open for competent grad--
uates. Cutting and fitting done. Latest patterns
cnt. 1215 Post St. Oakland office, 1018 Wash-
ington et. . '
A— ASSISTS to stenograph and business posi-
tions; metropolitan col., bsnss. col. 925
G. G. ay.; penmanship. Ejplna, drawings,
evgs. : day, $10 mo.; evgs., $0; 300 enrolled
annually. B. H. WEBSTKR. M. A., president.
MISS NATH will give private Instruction in
high F.cbool and college branches; conversation
classes In German a specialty., Address P. O.
box 109, San Francisco.
ALL branches of singing, preparation for the
operatic stage. California Operatic. School;
director, Jos. Greven, 2835 Clay St., Telephone
West 3283.
CHICAGO Business College, Valencia and 22d
ets.;'only bnsiness college In Mission: recom-
mended by merchants; positions guaranteed.
ENGINEERING— CiviI, elecl., mining, mech.,
survey, assay, cyanide; day, cv. ; est. 1864.
Van der Naillen School, 51st ft Telg., Oakland.
STAMMKRING cured; Guttman method; breath-
ln? gymnastics, elocution. Elizabeth Dohrmann,
150 Central ay. nr. Uaight; reopens Sept. 1.
j. SILVER'S VOCAL STUDlO— Students pre-
pared for concert and npers: voices carefully
developed.- STUDIO. 15S8 Fell gt.
PHYSICAL culture; women, children.. Audi-
torium building, cor. Page and Fillmore ats.
MISS CLAIRE E. DONOVAN. . •\u0084 .
AAA-Dnrinl vocal studio; faulty voices, breathing
corrected: Ital. meth.; op. training. 1072 Ellis.
KENT LAW SCHOOL— I6th year; day and
ulgbt; ,539 Birch ay. near Octavia St., city.
HEALD'S Business College, \u25a0 1451 Franklin St.,
S. F., and Bacon bide.. 'Oakland; day and eve.
FISK Teachers' Agency. 414 Studio bldg.. Berke-
ley — Dist. school teacher wanted Immediately.
PROF. T. A. ROBINSON. Individ, instr. math.,
bookkeeping, eng., etc.; day, eve. 290 Page st.
UEALD'S Engineering School, 293 Locust ar.
\u25a0 cor. Franklin st.; all branches; day and eve.
GUITAR, mandolin, piano, singing; new classes
forming: 8 lessons $3.' S92Halgbt c. DevlKadero.
SAN FHANCISCO'. Bnsiness College now locsted
at 733. Fillmore near Hayes; day and evening.
THE BEBLITZ- SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES—
2331 Washington nr. ? Flllmore; send for circular -
LESSONS in French. Italian and English. MBS.
AMES, 1233 Laffona at.' bet - Edd/ «nd EllJs..
THE FRANCISCO CALL, MONDAY, AUGUST 12, 1907.
EDUCATIONAL— Continued •
DO you want a beautiful face and good figure?
It is not too late. 571 McAllister st, room 2,
afternoons. 1 to 3. . .
TEACHEB having Cal. life diploma wants dis-
trict school. Box 100 Call Agcy.. San Jose.
R. PFAENDLER. pianist; pupils, tatfgnt, claßsic
or- popular. 385 Fell st. Phone Fell 1437.
MADERIA millinery, school; private classes.
- 1869- Buchanan st.. apt. 7; hats trimmed. \u25a0
ALL court reporters recommend Gallagher-Marsh
Business College. 1 ' 464 Devisadero st.
MERRILL-MILLER College, pleasantly located
at 733 Fillmore st : day and evening.
VIOLIN STUDIO, 1108 FULTON.
- VIOLINS FURNISHED FBEE.
EMPLOYMENT OFFICES
JAPANESE Housecleanlng Agency furnishes best
help .with care, by hours, days or weeks;
cooks, waiters, bouse cleaners, window wash-
ers, etc. 11. K. ODA, 1721 Post st ; phone
West 4634.
A-^JAPANESE-Chinese Association furnlßhes
beet of help of all kinds; capability and
qualification guaranteed. OSCAR HATSUMI,
1513 Geary st. ; phone West 5688. ;
STAR employment office furnishes Japanese and
Chinese help with care. Tel. West 167. W.
KADOTA.I6OB Geary st near .Buchanan.
ALL kinds of Japanese and Chinese workers
looking, for Jobs; city or country; 1748 Sutter
St., San Francisco. Telephone West 2503.
CHINESE and Japanese employment office,' 362
Sth st,; tel. Oak 3101. B. HALL, Oakland. Cal.
H. W. HONG, Chinese employment office, 837
Web6ter st., Oakland; phone Vernon 241.
JAPANESE and Chinese Labor Bureau — Address
1612 Laguna st; phone West 1731. •
. , SANTA CRUZ E3IPLOYMENT
IF you want work of any description, male or
female, write to J. W. McCUISTON. 266 Pa-
ciflc ay., Santa Cruz.
EMPLOYMENT AVANTED— FemaIe
DRESS MAKING: coats and 6ults tailored; fits
guaranteed; suits taken $15 up; engagements
$2.75 per day. MISS BARSS. 1001 Laguna
st, cor. Turk.; : phone West 0253.
ARTISTIC designer in dress making desires a
few more engagements by day; all hijjh class
work; fit guaranteed; will »nve best references.
MISS HARTMAN. 1244 Ellis st.
WOMAN would do washing and plain ironing;
$1.50 per day and car fare; hours 8 o'clock
to 5. Address MRS. E. X., la rear of 1344
43th ay., bet. I and J sts.
LADY," experienced traveler, linguist and cor-
respondent, desirous of going east, is willing
to exchange services for transportation. Box
3173. Call office. \u25a0
JAPANESE girl wants position as house worker
or help in kitchen; city; wages $5 upward.
Address F. V., 1531 Po»t st.
SWEDISH woman would like to take underwear
and small family's '.washing.-' 2288 Union st.
JAPANESE woman wants position to do house-
work or washing. MRS. UME,'2O3I BusU st
EMPLOYMENT AVANTED— MaIe
A— SITUATION wanted to take care of a pri-
• vate place by a trustworthy man (Dane); un-
derstaads gardening, horses, railklug; good ref-
erences. Box 2077, Call office. -...'\u25a0,-,.
EXPERIENCED chauffeur and machinist with
beet of references wishes position where re-
liability and competence is appreciated. Please
address 1554 Fulton St.; phone West 40S1.
POSITION .wanted as . cashier. ' book keeper . or
j secretary by thoroughly responsible San Fran-
ciscan of large experience: best references.
Address box 2453, Call of nee. • -
YOUNG man. -24 years, with experience as 'mine
and smelter store keeper and accounting,
wants position; locality no object. \u25a0 ". Box -3163,
Call office. . . \u0084,.,-,..; -\u25a0 :,---• r-,- - :
FIRST ' Clasir Chinese cook' wishes position \u25a0 in
-hotel. GEW KAM, S3 Brenham place, . bet.
Clay and Washington sts.; wages $G0 to $100.
CHINESE wishes position: country or city;' is
first class family cook: 3 years in one place;
wages $45. Address 307 V£ Sth st. Oakland.
PLUMBER, first class, licensed, wishes work
. from owners or builders; city or country. Box
3043. Call office. 3d and Market. , , ,
BOOKS of small businesses kept by expert ac-
\u25a0 countants; reasonable terms. THE , CHAM-
• BERLAIN CO., 787 Market st.
FIRST CLASS valet wishes situation; well ex-
perienced In traveling as in gentleman's serv-
ice. Box 2349, Call office.
WANTED— By a 16 year old boy (colored),
steady Job as porter or driving for doctor.
• Box 3162, Call office. \u25a0'
EXPERIENCED, reliable bar tender. German-
American, seeks position. Box 2456, Call office.
HELP AVANTED— FemaIe
HOP. PICKING SPECIAL TRAIN SCHEDULE
Ukiah and Clemhorst, Aug. 19, 7:30 a. m.
Check your baggap> on Aug. 18. to avoid delay
and confusion at ferry. , .
1.500 people left San Francisco Aug. 8 for
our Wheatland ranches and 1.000 people are
leaving Aug. 11 for our . Perkins ranches! and
hundreds more could not be. accommodated, and
had to be refused tickets, therefore secure your
tickets at once for our Clemhorst and Ukiah
ranches." \u25a0\u25a0 v •-. . r . . i
E. CLEMENS HORST CO.. V !
2339 Mission st.. 1228 Fillmore St.. San Fran-
cUco; 3GI 12th at, Oakland. :j: :
7 HZZ i T" ~
OUR NEW FACTORY BUILDING. WHICH 18
THOROUGHLY LIGHTED. VENTILATF.D
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.,
\u25a0 LEVI STRAUSS & CO., VALENCIA BET.
>^13TH AND 14TH. APPLY." MR, DAVIS. \u0084j
YOUNG girls \x riveting overalls; no experience
necessary; good pay, steady work. Apply to
.Mr. Davis, at LEVI STRAUSS & CO.'S,- Va-
lencia st bet. 13th and 14tU.
NAPA — Apply immedintely Napa Canning Com-
' pauy,. Naps. Cal., women and girls; steady
work on frnit canning; highest pay;: tent ac-
... comntoJations in beautiful grove; take boats
for Napa via Vallejo.
A COOK and second girl for boyw" school, south,
\u25a0 *$40 end $30; a cook and second girl, private
family, jcoun try, $40 and $30; a French or Ger-
matK governess for 2 children, $40r» first class*
•\u25a0 cook, private- family, $50; a- second girl for
, »young ladles' private - school, $30; • 20' house
'work girls for good city places. MISS PLGNK-
..—ETT, 1602 Sntter st. • -
WOMEN, and girls to ' work on fruit; highest*
wages; steady work. California Canneries
Company, IMb and Minnesota sts.
EXPERIENCED canners: highest wages:. steady
work. California Canneries Company,' jsth and
Minnesota fits, .. : . . -\u0084.-,\u25a0
WOMEN, girls, boys can. make $I.to $2 per day.
Write COCLINS COLORED HOOK AND EYE
CO., Grand Ilaplds, Mich.
WORKING and professional women can obtain
very profitable and permanent- employment
where they can earn from $2.50 to $7 "a day.
Headquarters of tbe U. C. O. B.; 727 Hayes st
WANTED — Competent woman for general house-
work; must understand the telephone. Call
.between 2 and 4 at 2576 Washington St., be-
tween Flllmore and Steiner.
LARGE number \u25a0 slrls to work in factory; we
1 start most girls at $7 per week; steady work.
The JOHN BOLLMAN CO., Battery st. bet.
Sacramento and Clay gts.
LADY with business ability can earn from $200
to $300 monthly. Call room 17,. U. S. National
Bank building, cor. Fillmore and Bush i sts.; |
EXPERIENCED: book keeper and stenographer
wanted by large manufacturing concern; pleas-
ant office. Address box 2357, Call office.
LADY. with some knowledge of music as dem-
onstrator; Rood salary: references required.
Box 1039. Call office.: Flllmoro st.v •
DEMONSTRATORS; house to house work ; ?9
weekly and commission. -Apply MRS.
BEATTY. 878 Eddy St., -1 to 4; \-
SHIRT MAKERS and finishers; highest wages;
steady Job. -Apply Monday morning. 1214
Polk st. ; room 802. .' :' •\u25a0 •". : : . \u25a0 \u25a0
WANTED — First class finishers and operator
for fine work. 2221,4 Elm ay. bet. -Van Ness
ay. and Franklin. t c \u0084 ' \u25a0 -
'HAIR- DRESSING, millinery taught from A to Z
' 1 mo.*, $5;-Tnes*.,' Thur., Sat. 'eve. only. 429
. "2d ay., Richmond. . . -' .
WANTED— A few girls for bargain counters. Ap-
ply to NEWMAN & LEVINSON, Van Nc«s ay.'
land'Sutter 6t - : : '
RELIABLE girl for general housework and cook-
Ing; Sin family; references." 833 Flllmore
«t». npper 835,: -
HELP WANTED— FemaIe— Continued
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 ./\u25a0-\u25a0-..- t \u25a0 \u25a0
PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CO.
• . S2l Hyde st. near Sutter;
GIRLS TO SEW ON SHIRTS; SPECIAL AT-
TENTION PAID TO LEARNERS: PAID
WHILE LEARNING : CLEAN WORK AND
STEADY EMPLOYMENT AT GOOD WAGES-
GOOD TRADR AND EASILY LEARNED :
THB MOST MODERN AND CLEANEST *FAC^
TORY ON THE COAST. APPLY TO Wl£
LIAM HINDSHAW. CARS LEVI STRAUSS it
CO.. COHNEB CLINTON PARK AND^ VA?
LENCIA ST. (BET. 18TH AND 14TH).
, .'
HOP PICKERS, GET YOUR TICKETS NOW
Special. train August 21 for the
finest camping grounds, largest hop ranch ;
Heaviest trellised crops on the Russian river
Soda springs,, bathing,: fishing, dancing Good
pay. . \u25a0 - - -\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0--\u25a0'..\u25a0
-Groceries, meats and supplies at regular prices*
restaurant 25c each meal; bakery, bread plea
and cakes.
A fine and profitable outing for men, women
and . children. Apply at once.
AMERICAN HOP AND BARLEY CO
118 California st., San Francisco.
AAA A A ~""~ r—
EXPERIENCED OPERATORS ON "STAND-
ARD SHIRTS," "BOSS OF THE BOAD"
OVERALLS, ENGINEER COATS, BAR
TENDER COATS, COTTONADE PANTS.
STEADY WORK. BRIGHT GIRLS TO
LEARN. PAID WHILE LEARNING. NEW
FACTORY NOW OPEN. STANDARD SHIBT
[•- FACTORY, GOUGH AND GROVE STS.
WANTED — Girl for marking department Apply
to NEWMAN &. LEVINSON} Van Ness ay. and
Sutter Bt. \u25a0-\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0'..•
WANTlW)— Teacher for district school. Address
BOYNTON, First National Bank building.
Berkeley. . - "V :
GIRLS for honsework. Call at the Mission Eu»-
ployment Agency. 3522 20ta gt., above Mission.
WANTED— Woman for general housework at
Mlebrew Orphanage, COO Devlsadero st.
GIUL for general housework and to cook. 3234
Washington nt., near Lyon. . ,
HOUSE -keeper; small family; good home. Call
1721 McAllister St.. Sunday.
THIS ad. and 50c will give you 2 cabinet photos.
DONNEL. 2262 Mission st •
EXPERIENCED candy sales woman. Quality
lun, 3307 Sacramento .st.
WANTED — First class masseuse. Apply at
,2063 Sutter st. today. , \u0084 ,
OI HI. wanted for general' housework and cook-
Ing." 429 Castro *T. ;• -- \u25a0 '. .
EXPERIENCED waist finisher wanted at 1407
Laguna st. -''' ' '-\u25a0'\u25a0'> '\u25a0 ' ' \u25a0•\u25a0 \u25a0•• .--*.-'
BRIGHT" girl for. candy factory^ S'A7 Sacra-
, nu-nto st. ' V ; \u25a0
' BARBERS AND SUPPLIES
BARBERS— Our attention has been called to the
• fact that some-party or parties are' calling on
our tradei and' by representing that they are
. soliciting grinding for I)EOKKLMAN BROS,
have, *ye. regret, to say. -secured. quite. a. quan-
tity of work thftt rightfully 'belonged to. us.
' Worse ; tlian'that. however, Ittie' grlndlng.'on its
return,' •. was found "to' be so generally unsatis-
factory Hut our high reputation for Al work
has somewhat suffered on account of the false
representation that our* bouse had performed
the work.. \u0084 : : \u25a0 •".'"•„ •\u25a0 , -\u25a0 •
We will add that we have employed no one |
to solicit or pick up grinding with the excep-
tion of our regular barber supply, wagons since I
the fire and earthquake a year ago last April. !
In viaw of the above" facts, we will request;
that you give no work to any one who may
represent our firm unless - they " can show the
• proper authority. >• :•:-;>-* \u25a0<.\u25a0\u25a0.. \u25a0•\u25a0 ..-\u25a0•»
•By so ;i doing you. will greatly oblige as. well
as help us. determine whom the guilty parties
may be. ' UfcVJ '' -•.' \ -
DECKELMAN BROS.. INC.,
BARBER SUPPLIES, . ,
. • 162-1W TURK ST. ..- .
EXPERT GRINDING OUR SPECIALTY.
The reports from our r salesmen \u25a0on the • road
and In this city indicate- that business is better
than it was last month, and there .Is every
reason to believe it will continue to improve. .
If you are thinking of putting; oh.'- another
chair In order to rec-eive the^beneat off the im-
provement, and to better accommodate yimr cus-
tomers, allow us to suggest that you call on us
and select one of the many second hand • re-
volving chairs we now have on hand, which we
will be plessed to trade in at the price you
pay for.lt when you wish to buy a new -one.
Space will not permit us . to publish a list
of chairs on hand, but we wonld.be pleased to
have you call and make yonr selection.
DECKKLMAN BROS., Inc.;
:\u25a0; Barber -Supplies. .-•.-\u25a0••.\u25a0\u25a0 ' : '
Telephone Franklin 2870. IC2-104 Turk St., S. F.
BARKER. chairs $5 monthly. . \u25a0- -.\u25a0 .-
• Barker vibrators-fSmonthlTi* ' ' '\u25a0 • - \u25a0
Barker portable vibrators, $28, $4 monthly, y
Old chairs of all makes cheap.
33 2d hand Koken hydraulic chairs chesn. \u25a0"
JAMES BARKER.
MR. DRAKE. Mgr.. /•-
1618-1620 Franklin st. nesr Pine. .
FOH sale — 3 chair barber shop, including baths,
In one of . the best towns In the state;, price
$550; a bargain; population 5,000: a paying
business; let me. write you particulars. Ad-
dress box 2433, Call office.- . . /. . ;
BARBERS., we are pleased, to- Inform yon aealn
that we have, received the celebrated \u25a0 Little
Giant electric vibrator and half dryer, best on
market: also 'large ' stock furniture and sup-
plies. Pacific Barbers Snpply. 508 - Van Nesa.
BARBER shop for 'sale; owner going Into other
business . only reason .for selling \u25a0 ont. For In-
formation call at 24 Geary'st. dally ; between
9 and 11; fine location ; reasonable rent. !
1 CHAIR barber shop (furnished),, 1 store, 4
.living rooms, $17.30 per. month: 224 Ohio st.
See C; B. BUBLEX r . sth and Ripley sts., ;
Richmond, Cal. •-. - - ••- - .'-\u25a0•;
WANTED-^-A \u25a0" barber"; " good " steady man for '
good Job. 1058 University ay.. West Berkeley.
WOULD like ~ to'ibny shop' that', runs 2 or 3
chairs steady.; Address J. CRQWE. 2807 22d st.
BARBER shops bought and sold or. leased. Cole-
msn's Exchange. 1237. McAllister nr;. Eillmore.
WANTED— Position by' 2 first class' lady bar-
bers; city or country?- : Box 1&10, Call office.
BOOTBLACK, barbershop.: 1601 O'Farrell st. !
BAHBERS— 3 hydraulic chairs for sale- cheap;
nbvv in storage ;" sickness. Box , 1647, | Call. | i
'STEADY barber 1 , $18 and' percentage^ ' Sunset
barber \ shop, \u25a0 715 Turk st. near Van Ness.
FIRST CLASS barber shop for sale; good loca-
tion; good business. . Box 1634;. Ca1l office.
FIRST CLASS manicure wanted. Apply Lobby
shaving parlors,' Bush st. , near Van Ness. :
GOOD barber,' steady," at 2247 Market st.
SUEERIN'S union laundry; barber shops, bath
booses. 760 McAllister st Tel. Park 818.
BARBER: steady . place; must be good- work-
" man. . 2003 Flllmore st.- corner of Pine.
WANTED — Three steady barbers; one manicur-
ist; for hotel shop. . 1041 Market st. '
BARBER with i 3 months' experience to finish !
trade. ..'2083 Mission. St. ne.ar 20th.' .-..
FOR sale — 2 chair barber shop; will pay for
itself In 2 weeks. 2235 Powell at.
FOB rent — Small store : good place for barber;
' rent $10. 310 Point Lobos ay. \u25a0 -
WANTED— Barber; young man preferred. 113S
Oak st; $20 per week. iv.;
WANTED — 1 barber for Saturday, $4.50. : 1154
Folsom , st: \u25a0 near Bth.
BARBER wanted Wed., Sat. and Sun., $10 and
com, : 184 Church st."
FI RST CLASS barber. 1935 Sutler Bt. around
corner of - Flllmore. .• '
GOOD steady barber wanted; $20 and commls-
sloh. - 10 3d Bt. \u25a0..;-\u25a0'. \u25a0 i ,
BOOTBLACK wanted. 506 Presidio ay. near
California ;st^.- : v; i *\u25a0'• .\u25a0\u25a0.'\u25a0.-\u25a0\u25a0••.';.
BAHBER wanted; steady; $is and percentage.
065Gough st. : \u25a0 ' -•>' : \u25a0' • ; ;- ,
WANTED— Porter for; barber shop. 1704
\u0084 Hayes ; «t' . :: : .. .;. . . . ' \u0084
$300 buys shop clearing $400; rent $20. 1290
... Folsom st v,,' '". : \u25a0'\u25a0 .\u25a0 '\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.:\u25a0 V.
WANTED — A lady barber at once.~ Call at 1025
Ellis. St." "-\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0.:\u25a0- , : -\u25a0\u25a0."-, - \u25a0"\u25a0'\u25a0'. \u25a0. -, ',' .;:,. _\u25a0-.
BARBER wanted; 'steady. 48J) Broadway . near
Kearny. •.\u25a0-• .' \.:' ~-', :'.''.-:.-' :" ' ;-..•>\u25a0>'
HELP WANTED— Male r '
SUNSET*' EMPLOYMENT ''AGENCY. • '. .
' 420 Bth st, Oakland. "Phone Vemon-136.
-50 Austrians, $2.50 to $3,; free, fare, ship today.
40 laborers, . W. ; P:, free fare, •{ $2 ;. ship today.
45 laborers, ' Oakland,' $2.50; 8 hours.
.20 teamsters, $2.50; 9 hours.; •
;;50 laborers,' sawmill, |35 to $50; free fare.
' : 2 blacksmiths.' $3.50. . ,
100 other places. ; Call and , see, '. .- 1.. \u25a0,',./.',._
1 Guaranteed Job or no fee. .:. \u0084; ... .
HELP WANTED— MaJo— Continued - \u25a0
AT : COSTIG AN :& i CO.'S Employment Agency,
4 and 6 Fell st opposite 10th.
' -Phone -Market 2099.
\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0'-\u25a0 OREGON - - O
FREB FARE— OREGON— FBEB FARE.
\u25a0 Ship Today to Grass Lake— Borders Oregon.
.50 trackmen,' spikers, strappers, $2.65 day.
8. P.Co.'s own work: free fare; ship today.
SANTA CRUZ— FREE FARE— MONTEREY.
; Foreman carpenters, -understand pile-driver. $4.
25 miners or drillers, free fare, $3 to $3.50.
25 muckers ' and ; laborers, $2.25 to $2.50.
10 carpenters, general. work, S. P. Co., $3.30.'
25 carpenters' helpers, ' handle lumber, $2.50.
2 shift bosses.' go today, $4.
New Job at MEEHAN— SANTA CRUZ tunnel.
FREE FARE— SOUTH— FREE FARE.
Section Work— SANTA CRUZ^-Extra Gang.
Sectlon-^-SAN LUIS OBISPO CO.— Extra Gang.
Section — SANTA BABBABA — Extra- Gang.
600 section - and extra gang laborers. $1.60 to
$2. Ship today; free fare; steadjr Job. !
NEVADA— NEVADA.
'>--.-;« I>OOK— LOOK— LOOK. •
East Today— FßEß FARE EAST.
New construction Job; S. P.'Co.'s own work.' ;
150 laborers, trackmen, teamsters, $00 month.!
Free far»--EaBt Cal.— Go today^-6 p. m.
' Free Fare— Foremen— Free Fare.-
7 rock foremen, north. $3.50 to $4 day.
Section. foremen, north, south, east, $2.70 to*3. i
Extra gang foremen, north, east, south. $3.50. |
Extra and section foremen for Tucson division.
Extra and section - foremen I for coast division.
Shift boss, tunnel Job. Santa Crux. $4 day. '
BLACKSMITHS— HORSE SHOERS.'
10 blacksmiths, general work. $3.50 to $4. '
Horse shoers and helpers, different. $2.50 to $5.
2 tool sharpeners, north, $65 and found.
Blacksmith, see boss, city, $3.50. • '
Free Fare — Mendocino County — Go Today.
50 sawmill hands/Caspar. $40 and found. -:
FREE FARE— ROSEVILLE.
Extra gang laborers, ship today, $60 month.
\u25a0 "'-' Board Yourself. " \u25a0 .
HINDOOS,- ITALIANS, GREEKS • .-i-^-L
1,500 foreign laborers, different places, on the
section and extra gangs; also gang of Hindoos
-for orchard, by contract; call.ace.
. Remember, we ship you anywhere, free fare,
north, east, south; It. R. and sawmills.
Main office. 4 and 6 Fell st..;S. F. .
4 bridge carpenters, \u25a0 $3.50 day; fare. 2sc.
f> wagon teamsters. $2.50 day: fare 25c.
2 powdermen, $3 day; fare $1.
Free fare. Company work. Free fare.
Look. Something new.. Just starting. \u25a0
25 bridge .carpenters, $3.50 day. ~< '\u25a0. \u25a0.:.• .-.:.•<
25 carpenters' helpers. $2.50 day.
FREE FARB SOUTH
FREE FARE— TRUCKEE DISTRICT
10 carpenters, • $3.50: \u25a010 helpers, $2.50; 5 car-
penters, close byj $3.50. \u25a0;\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0. \u25a0 .
25 laborers, steady, extra gang. $C 0 month.
FREE FARE SANTA BARBARA COUNTY
.10 laborers, .help carpenters, $2.23 day.- \u25a0 .. •
Carpenter, bandy round forge: sharpen tools, $3
10 carpenters-h elpers, city Job. $2.25.
15 laborers, city, steady work. 9 hours. $2.23.
30 laborers, city. S hours, new Job, $2.50.
' QUARRY FOREMEN
Foreman rock quarry, close. $4. \u25a0 'v*-'
50 laborers, same new quarry, $2.50.
- FBEE FABE SOUTH FREE FARB •
.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.
ID teamsters, \u25a0 city wagons, $2.30.
75 teamsters, different places, $2.50 to $3.
. FARE- $2. \u25a0
15 fruit pickers,""' long Job, $35 and found. !
Free Kare—^Oroville and Sterling City
500 foreigners, steady, 2 years' work, $2.25
to $2.75. ':.. - -
Ship Every Day Free "\u25a0
- -$4 TAKES YOU TO SPRING GARDEN '
Vt fare to Spring Garden — Beckwith, Chtlcoot.
50 machine miners, .bd. $20 month, $4.
50 machine helpers or chuck tenders, $3.50.
HO muckers or laborers. $3 day.
SHIP TODAY— COST YOU $4— THAT'S ALL
4 house oaril'iiters. \u25a0$4 a day. \u25a0 - - + '
1,000 MEN and women will soon leave for South
..America; a few. hundred more wanted; $7 a
day and free fare. Call or send 10c for book
• of. full information to Universal Co-operative
Brotherhood, 727 Hayes st.
WANTED— Young man to take charge of wrap-
ping and shipping department in large retail
store;- must be thoroughly competent and ex-
perienced and have references. Box 2343,
. Call office.
GOOD PAY — Men wanted everywhere to tack
signs, distribute circulars, samples, etc' No
canvassing. Address National Distributing
! Bureau. 227 Oakland bank bldg., -Chicago, 111.
EXPERIENCED book-keeper to take charge of
mercantile office. The right man will be
given an opportunity to Invest In the busl-
' ness. Address'box 4103, SIS. Van Ncsa ay.
BOY 14 to : 16 years, commission broker's office,
general . utility, permanent position: $7 week
.. to commence; advancement. Box 3042, Call.
PARTNER— S2SO for old established and . well
paying business: no- experience required, but
party must be sober and reliable. Full partlc-
nlars with BROOKBANK. 1426 Steiner st
BOOK KEEPER and general office man with
$500 can - secure a lucrative position. Call
Monday or Tuesday evening. August 12 or 13,
at 3255 22d St. near -\u0084.-. _\u25a0-._
DENTIST, first class all around man, for adver-
tising .office; state experience and salary. ex-
pected. 'Address DRS. SCHWARTZ & COR-
•LISS, Eureka. Cal.
WANTED — Good watchmaker who can do en-
' graving: steady' position -for- tbe right \u25a0 man;
salary $35 per week. Apply LICHTENSTEIN
CO., 906 Market st.
WANTED — 100 hop . pickers for Mendocino
county.' Apply to Bauer-Scbweitzer Hop and
Malt Co.. 425 Francisco at,' before August 17.
We furnish : tickets.
GOOD salesman who can Invest $1,000 can se-
cure a good position. in a paying automobile
supply company; must have best of references.
Box 2350, Call office. . .
ENERGETIC young man to act as stenographer
and clerk in engineering office near city; state
experience and salary expected. Box 2340,
Call office. .
MANAGER for first class hotel; to the right
party will sell &n~ interest In hotel. Night
: clerk .' for . hotel wanted. Address' box 4102,
:, Van , Ness. ,.- t . . : • •;
AMATEUR musicians wanted on reed instru-
" ments for League of the Cross Cadets band.
Apply W. F. Schofield. manager, 1724 Devlsa-
- dero st. -, ... \ , : . . .. .
STEADY men to learn good trade: good pay
, while, learning: must put up $25 bonus. • Ad-
dress 34 Norfolk bet. 11th, 12th and Folsom.
STENOGRAPHER and asst. book • keeper; good
,- position: state ' age, , experience and salary
' expected; give references. Box 3044, Call.
INVENTORS— Sonntag's Patent Agency, solicit-
ors of patents, 'attorneys In \u25a0 Washington, etc.
1122 Market opposite 7th." Pbone Market 2982.
HOP PICKING BPECIAL TRAIN SCHEDULE:
PARTICULARS IN FEMALE HELP WANTED
COLUMN. E. CLEMENS HORST COMPANY.
MEN and women to learn tbe barber trade; you
s earn from $7 to $9 per. week while learning;
catalogue free. - Moler's . College, 8 Fell st. .
'HAVE a fine opening for energetic. man who Is
desirous of advancement; n mount required
$100.. See BROOKBANK. 1425 Steiner st.
TEAMSTEB for scraping work at Freeport; free
fare; no fee. Apply with blankets at 10 o'cloci
today to Reed Teaming Co., 325 Fulton st. !
REED Teaming Co. ', 323 Fulton st. — Good team-
.sters for. railroad grading, scraper work; brlnj
blankets. Apply before 12 today ; no fee. ' :
WANTED— Egg candler; steady position; good
wages; do \u25a0 not apply unless, experienced.
SWIFT & CO., sth and Townsend sts., : ;
MAN and wife for \u25a0 country home; woman . for
housework, man * for. . general outdoor work.
MISS PLUNKETT, 1802 Sntter st. . .
LIVE salesman wanting best of side lines.'
.Address PACIFIC POST. CARD CO.. 102 Ex-
chenge building. Seattle, Wash. -\u25a0:\u25a0..-\u25a0\u25a0..-
WANTED — Experienced callerout by view pho-
'tographer;- good, money \u25a0 for a hustler.- Box
2434, Call office. . . \u25a0.'.-
WANTED— Bright, energetic boy to learn en-
graving trade. Apply •to\u25a0 C. C. ENGLISH,
; , 1010 14th st , •'-'
THE .: San .Francisco barber college will . reopen
soon; applications received now; 'barber trade
.. taught free. . \u0084,r '..".'.. '...• ' \u25a0-'-'\u25a0"\u25a0*- \u25a0
. WANTED — 900 men to fill beds at 15c per night
at the Phoenix, 828 Howard st. between 4th
"\u25a0and Cth.r; >:; .": ' . '. \u0084 "\u25a0 . -'.\u25a0\u25a0: -. •:..; .
WANTED— First r class ' cake b«ker; - also first
class ornamenter. GIBBS, 2000 Bush (basem't).
WANTED— First class typewriter " salesman.
FRED W.;VAUQHAN <t CO., 907 Flllmore st.
GOOD carpenter > for rough work wanted. SAM
. AFTERGUT. CO., Mission Bt. and Silver ay.
SHOE, clerk to solicit shoe : repairing; liberal
.terms. ' ORPHEUM CO.. "1108 Buchanan at. -
WANTED— A " competent ; Clerk. Address Supt.'s
-;offlce. Spreckels Sugar Co., Spreckels, Cal. '
WANTED— Cash boy. \u25a0 1 Apply :• S.,TN. f * WOOD *
;t.CO., 11th and \ Washington sts., Oakland. -*-r
NEW WESTERN. 1124 Howard st— soo single
\u25a0-\u25a0• rooms. 23c;; $I.so.week .upward. \u25a0 *" '- •-•-..
100 PAIRS repaired and uncalled for shoes from
75c np. ; 1106 Flllmore sty near Golden Oat".
LOUIS, the . bat \ maker, X cleans • and . blocks and
. makes hats . to 'order. . 1024 . Flllmore. SB. . cor.
WANTED— Roomers. $1.25 week; 25c a night
CALIFOBNIA . HOUSE. 270 . Natoma nr. Ith.
WANTED— LadIes and gentlemen to 'rent rooms
\u25a0at 3377 2«th st. near Mission; $1.75-$3.50 wk.
SHOES repaired while you wait. Cut Rate Shoe
C 0.,13 Sth sf near Market, •.'.».* -.> ;
HIGHEST prices paid for cast off clothing.- 23
Bth st near Market , MOSKOWITZ. t -
HOT baths, ' 20c.- ' 8180 • 16th st ; between - Oner-
.i- re.ro : and s Valencia.. .. _-\u25a0. . - ; < , r. .\u25a0 : ;
BOY-. wanted.: EAGLESON & CO., 1453 Flll-
\u25a0 ' more - at. , \u25a0 ." v ; ' , ; '
- • HELP WANTED — Male— Cent lnned
- ; MCBRAT & READY.
Leading Employment and Labor Agents,
j . 11th and Market sta.,- San Francisco.
Phone 836 anil 637. , \u25a0
Branch Offices:'
.'V 6th and Franklin ats..: Oakland.
Phone Oakland 7381.
127-129 South Los Angeles St.; Los Angeles.
>>..' DO YOU WANT WORK?
WE HAVE PLENTY OF IT HERE
- . AND ALL OVER -;
California. " Oregon. Washington, Nevada. Art-
xona and New Mexico, at wages from $60 to
|200 a month and $95 to $150 and found.
NOW
FOR A FEW LEADERS.
FIRST.
NEVADA— NEVADA— NEVADA
\ . FREE FARE. /
1 TRUCKEE AND BBNO.
1.200 men for S. P. Co. extra and section
: gangs, laborers, teamsters, trackmen, etc., |2
to 13.50 a day.
NEXT.
OREGON OREGON
. FREE FABE AGAIN.
250 drillers, teamsters, rockmen, laborers,
12.25 to $2.75 a day.
ANOTHER.
NILEB— ALTAMONT— BELL BPUB.
S. P.-K.'B. AND W. P. B. B.
FBEE FABE— SHIP DAILY.
220 carpenters^ blacksmiths, maehlne drill-
ers, teamsters, laborers, ' etc. ; wages $47.50
to $120 month. - \u25a0 •
SHIP EVERY AFTERNOON.
BTILLT ANOTHER s
AND ALSO FREE FARE.
MONTEREY— SANTA CRUZ— APTOS— PA-
. JARO— MEEHAN— WRIGHTS— LAUREL.
4n miners for tunnel work, hand work, $90.
60 muckers and laborers, free fare, $67.50
to $75. \u25a0 i
\u25a0 75 laborers to help carpenters, free fare, \u25a0
$67.50. -
FARE— FREE FOR ALL— FARE
. MORE.
THE GREAT BNOWSHEDS.
LAKEVIEW— CRYSTAL LAKE— SUMMIT.
300 men of all nationalities for work In the
. -snowsheds; free fare 'and ship every after-
noon; good wages. ' \u25a0 vz-v*
> FBEE FARE FREE FARE.
WESTERN PACIFIC R. B.
• OROVILLE AND SPBING GARDEN.
PART. FBEE FARE.
25 machine miners. $3.50 to $4 day.
25 chuck tenders. $8 to $3.50 day. "
50 muckers for tunnel. $2.50 to $3 a day.
50 wood choppers, free fare, $1.50* tier. ,
OTHER FBEE FABE POINTS.
May field. Mountain View, San Jose, Stockton,
Farwell, Troy. Tracy and San Luis Obispo.
ALL FREE FARE.
ALL GOOD JOBS.
ALL RAILROAD WORK.
SHIPMENTS LEAVE THE OFFICE 5 TIMES
EACH DAY.
WE HAVE OTHER PLACES ON OCR
• BOOKS. CALL AND SEE US.
MUBBAY & READT.
11th and Market sts., San Francisco.
fi tli and Franklin sts., Oakland.
COME HOME— COME HOME
•-TO SLEEP. -...-/.:>
.COO SINGLE BOOMS 600 SINGLE ROOMS
. 25C PER NIGHT— SI.2S PEE WEEK.
INCLUDING BATH.
Coffee served free to each roomer between
.' .*> a. m. and 8 a. m. " . -
FACING AND ADJOINING OCEAJT SHORE
-. R. B. TERMINAL.
11TH, MARKET AND MISSION. STS. n
.CARPENTERS". \u25a0» - CARPENTERS.
IS carpenters, -mine co..- long .Job,. £4.. to $4..">0
, day; -10- bridge; carpenters, co., $4
day; 6 carpenters, build wareh«us<v fare~sl,
$3.50, t0 $4 day; 3. carpenters," fare • $>. roti?li
work. $105; 15 carpenters. S. P. U. H. Co."s
. own work.- fre« fare.. -$3.50. day;. 2o- rough, car-
penters, W. P. R. 8.. $00 to $100^- , \u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0
• NOW LOOK \u25a0 .- ~
MINERS "\u25a0\u25a0•-. r -
FREE FARE.. BOSS HERE. FREE FARE
20 miners, tlmbermen and tunnelmea for a
big company, free fare, boss is here, $-'1.25
day, 8 hours.
. FOR A FACTORY ;. ..
FARE PAID. . : ,
3 machinists, .fare paid. .$105.. ; V'- "^ J \ ..
2 lathe hands, fare paid. $1(& ' ..*, " .
Planer hand,- fare paid, $105. -. * .; '.
-Boy. to tack signs, $45; 3 camp waiters,. $35
and found. . ....
\u25a0 •\u25a0--• FOR A WHOLE FAMILY
Man and. wife with, son or daughter, factory,
boarding to wait at table; see boss here; $90
and found.
FOR A BIG
ELECTRIC POWER COMPANY,
FREE FARE.
5 riggers. $52.50 to $00.
4 camp waiters. $40 and found.
Foreman carpenter, steady, $127.50.
100 laborers, $67.50; 10 teamsters, $60 and
found.
MURRAY 8c READY.
MECHANICAL DEPT.
Sticker hand, country planing mill, $3.50; 2
sash and door hands. $4 day; blacksmith help-
- ers, $2.75 day; molders. boiler makers; 4 drill
press hands, north. $2.75 day.
BLACKSMITHS
5S blacksmiths, city -and country shops,
• ranches, 'camps, mines, sawmills, etc. $3.50 to
$4 day, $50 to $80 and fd.; 17 blacksmith
helpers, all parta. $2.50 to $3.50 day.
MACHINISTS. $4.50 TO $5 DAY
4 machinists, country factory, close by, steady,
$4.50 to $5 day.
'Si machinists, other places, shops and mines,
1 City and country. $3.50 to $4.25 d*y.
TEAMSTERS
Z teamsters for city lumber company. $3 day.
.12 teamsters, Alameda county, fare paid, $75
month.
3.784 laborers for all classes of work in city
' fare, $2.50 to $3 day, $40 to $63 and fd.
LABORERS
3.794 laborers for all classes of work In city
and country ; big wages.
••'..'. .': ' MINERS
' 10 band miners, big mine, south. $3 day.
IS muckers, same mine, $2.50 day.
WE WANT
500 miners, muckers, chuck tenders, " laborers,
'carmen, etc., big wages, all parts of California
and Nevada.
12 muckers, big gold mine. El Dorado co.. $75.
746 qfher places for machine and hand drill-
ers, muckers, laborers, etc.. in mines, tun-
nels, quarries, rock cuts, etc.
FBUIT
FRUIT PICKERS— PICKERS— MEN & BOYS
25 men and boys to pick fruit, no experience
1 needed: If you can eat It, yon can pick it.
$30 and fd. - • , ' \u25a0
Families to pick fruit; good chance.
! . FOREMEN • \u25a0
2 foremen, extra gang, S. P. R. R., free fare.
$3.50 to $3.75. :.
HOP PICKERS i
- 1.000 bop pickers, good wages.
MUBRAY & READY, 11th & Market sts.. S. F.
6ta* and Franklin sts.t Oakland
-\u25a0: : NOW TO , TlJE \u25a0*' ' *
•\u25a0 '\u25a0'"• SAWMILLS i' : ' " ; " ;'; ' :
HUMBOLDT COUNTY. EURSKA, FBEE FARE.
TUOLUMNfi COCNTY, FREE FARE." - •
SONOMA COUNTY. FREE FABE.
\u0084 378 men for.wciods. yards; mills, la ajl parts
of California. See bosses at our office. Ship-
ping every day by rail • and steamers. _"
Wages $35, $45, $50. $75. $93 to $150 and fd.
. . . SPECIAL -.•'...
' SAWYEB ._ \u25a0 EDGEBMEN
Gang sawyer, big sawmill; free fare: Hum-
boldt county; see boss here; top wages.
3 edgermen. 3 different mills In Humboldt
co.; free, fare: $3.25 day and board.
TUNNEL WORK
NOT FAR AWAY
10 machine drillers. $3.50 to $4 day.
25 hand . miners, $2.75 to ' $3.25 day.
SO muckers, & chuck tenders, $2.75 to $3 day.
SPECIALS - -
FOR A BIG TACTOBY
10 laborers; steady Jobs; big factory; free
fare. $75. \u0084 / \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 . -\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 -
3 painters." city Job. $3.50: tlnter. $4.50.
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT WORK
20 laborers; government work;- free fare;
$2.50; 8 hours. '
- — . HAY BALERS k . .
20. hay balers; different Jobs: 13c to 23c hour.
. FARMS AND DAIRIES.
IHO farmers, choremen. milkers, butter mak-
ers, etc.; sll parts; $23. $35 to $50 and fd.
10 teamsters to . bant bay • and grain. $60 fd.
.6 chore boys; city and country: private and
ranches.* \u25a0 ' - \u25a0 \u25a0
MISCELLANEOUS
4 men around thrashing machine. $80 and fd.
Coachman, private place, San Mateo county.
.'. $40 and. found: teamster,, -light . wagon, -city
Job, $18 week: 75. families to pick fruit.
-Choreman, private place, San Mateo county,
, $30 tfnd., found. . • - \u25a0
LOOK— TELL EVERYBODY
5(10 FIRST CLASS ROOMS
WHITE PALACE HOTEL
NEVER CLOSES
50c. 75c and $L day. Including baths.
250 ROOMS FOR MECHANICS. ETC.. $2.50
- .PER WEEK. INCLUDING -BATHS. -
'<\u25a0: ?-.%'\u25a0 WHITE PALACE HOTEL
11th and Market sts.
- : . HOTELS^-RESORTS
RESTAURANTS. BOARDING HOUSES
COOKS
- '• FOR A MINE
6 waiters, camp. $40 and found; third cook,
-$40' and found. - . \u25a0 -•
A BIG CAMP
Camp cook. city. $80; second camp cook. city.
$75 and found: 4 waiters, $60: 3 dish washers
• $50 1 and < found. . , .
> i^-'Vr^^, ANOTHER CAMP
.'Cook.*' sTs; and fd. : helper. $55 and fd.: fare
15c; cook. *imp. S men, Alameda county. $45
. andsUd.; cook, 4 men. dretljrer, $35 and fd,:
jraov cook,' Sonoma county. $40 and fd. -
' Married gardener, San Mateo county. $60 and
\ bouse." c',g-- • ••\u25a0\u25a0.-.•:
•' '\u25a0! >\u25a0">.< ~}p MARRIED HELP
-.Man a n<§^ wife. 'mine, man as laborer, wife to
coofci\3*men. % s73.so and found.
\u25a0-.'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 Man-, aoa » wife. v city. . man drive team, wife
general housework. $70 and found; farmer and
wife, -Fresno county, : sso and found; 8 other
- places, in different parts of the "state.
-• "• ' BAKERS. . •
Baker, country; shop, $24 week; baker, small
shop. Colnsa county. $12 week and found; 15
; other, places tochooae from. \u25a0 gee us.
... BUTCHERS .
Butcher, country ahop and wagon, fare 23c.
. J 45 and found; shop ' butcher. Santa Clara
<- county. $40 and found; shop butcber. close by.
no slaughtering. $85.
THOUSANDS OF OTHER JOBS
. - Read ; oar bulletin boards. Get our dally
: ' r > -MURRAY.*: READY I
,11th and Market sts.; }«an Francisco.
HELP WANTED — Male — Continued
6th and Franklin sts.. Oakland.
FOB THIS OFFICE -
Good, live hustlers for our office.
MURRAY & READY
11th and Market sta.
HOP PICKER 3. GET YOUR TICKETS NOW/
Special train August 21 for tit* X ' .-'
finest camping grounds, largest hop ranch.
Heaviest trelllsed crops on the Busalaa rlvsr.
Soda springs, bathing, fishing, dancing. Good
pay.
Groceries, meats and supplies at regular price*:
restaurant 25c each meal; bakery, oread, pie*
and cakes. _
A fine and profitable ontlng for men, womea
and children. Apply at once.
AMERICAN HOP AND BARLEY CO.
118 California at.. Saa Francisco. <
ANDRE'S OFFICE. 957 Franklin st.. Oakland.
Or 544 Franklin st.. S. F.
Wanted— Pastry cook. $53; waiters, $12 a
week, country $40 a month: asslst^t waiter*.
$33; dishwashers and vegetablemen. $30 and
$33; 2 assistant gardeners, private place. $25
and found; man on a ranch. $23; butler. $90:
brollar, $20 a week, etc.: butler, middle agM
man. \u25a0 best references, wishes situation. AN-
DRE'S, 957 Franklin st.. Oakland.
BTORE KEEPER— Wanted by a large mann-
faettrrlng concern near the city, a man (on-
married) who has had good experience la
general merchandise business and is able to
assist In selecting goods, a good salesman and
a man who can hold trade. Answer, giving
experience and reference, also salary expected.
and how soon available. Box 2438. Call.
BOY. about 13 years old. for general work, in a
candy factory; good opportunity to learn tli»
trade. Inquire Monday morning at GEO. HAA3
& SON'S factory, 834 Ellis st.
MEN and boys to leara pmsibtn*. plastering.
bricklaying: also sheet metal pattern drafting;
posltlona secured: day. night classes; free cata-
logue; visitors welcome. Coyne Trad* Schools.
,Bth and Teh ama sta.. S. P.; also New Tort.
WANTED—Steady man for partner tn light
manufacturing bnslaeia, wholesale and retail:
no experience necessary: $123 required; will
clear $20 per week; easy work. Call 34 Nor-
follc st. bet, lltn and 12th. off Folsom.
AGENTS WANTED
20TH century doncbe for ladlss. $3.30; axeats
wanted. Klrtwood Rubber Co.. 211 dm ay.
SALESMEN WANTED
WANTED^ — Salesman experienced tn any line to
sell general trade on Pacific coast; . liberal
commissions, with $33 weekly advance: one
salesman earned $1.259.2S during last 3
months, his first work. The Continental
Jewelry Company. Cleveland. O.
WANTED— By an o!4 established house, brlsat.
active, qualified salesman who understands
merchandise broker«re business on the Pacific
coast. Must come well recommended. Salary
and commission. Box 2342. CalL
SALESMAN for California; experienced travel-
ing man preferred; line staple for genera!
trade; position p«rmanent: $3O weekly ad-
vance with commissions. SAWYEB, LESLIE
Jb CO.. Detroit. Mich.
SALESMAN for California; experienced travel-
ing man preferred: line staple for general
trade; position permanent; $30 weekly; ad-
vance with commissions. Sawyer, Leslie Jk
Co.. Detroit. Mich.
WANTED— Salesmen on commission to handle
tbe best line of westers souvenir post cards on
the market: will make a good side line. Ad-
dresa box 2321. Call.
SALESMAN: good wages, easy selling line of
goods. S«e MR. FITZGERALD, Columbia
Phonograph Company, 320 McAllister st.
SOLICITORS WANTED *
FEW faustlm; agents, not afraid to work; get up
' excursions to oar new suburban townslte by thu
sea; salary and commission. Call mornings be-
tween 8 and 10 at Farallon* City office. Van
Ness Theater bldg., near Grove *t. and Van
N'es!» ay.
HORSES. HARNESS AND WAGONS
VEHICLE SALE.
To make room for contractor* In altering our
building, we offer for 10 days the following
list of strictly high grade vehicles at a price
U which will surely move them:
18 Heavy gear Business Buggies, wita boot.slos
fl "Al" high wheel Bonanoata 90
12 High grade Banner gear Boad Wagons.. -73
10 Canopy top Surreys, best made. $140 to 190
6 Swell Phaetons with Rubber Tires .. 200
4 Medium grade Phaetons 100
8 Full leather fine top buggies and a num-
ber of novelties in Open and Top Stanhopes.
Park Wagons, etc.. at equally low prices.
BUSINESS BUGGIES AND DELIVERY WORK.
14 Heavy gear Business Buggies, with boot. $10"
.23 Heavy gear mart & It dellv' Wagons. 9O
5 Light Delivery Wagons «O
6 Solicitors' and light delivery Buggies.. 7ft
6 Long body Road Wagons 63
7 Top delivery Wagons I'M
Yon will absolutely save 30 per cent by tak-
ing advantage ot the above prices.
MILLER '& MILLER.
(Not brothers— no relations
13th and Mission sta.
WE are remodeling our store to make room for
new goods, hence w» are offering prices satis-
factory to purchasers. We sell tbe best hand
made San Francisco business buggy In the city:
heavy S. F. r butcher wazoo. best made; grocery
wagons, heavy and light delivery wagons for
all purposes, cut down: furniture and trans-
fer wagon from 2 to 9 tofla* capacity, best
made; driving wagons with end or side spring,
with steel or rubber tire; surreys, traps or
spring wagons: goose ne>-ks suitable for ranches
aad orchardlsts. etc. Call and see us before
buying and be convinced that we save yon
13 to 23 per cent on any article at KLEIBER'S
new repository. 1436-43 Folaom st.
HORSE, surrey and harness. $73; horse, light
wagon and harness. $33: horse, baggy and har-
ness. $23 np: 2 new contractor wagons. 1 sec-
ond band waroa. $35: horse, saddle and bridle.
$40: fine business outfit, horse. bug;rr and bar-
ness, $223: horses, $20 np; pneumatic tiro
buirey. cost $275. now $75. Apply 4ta St..
Oobland. between Jefferson and Clay sts.
2 EXTBA fine cows and 1 thoroughbred Jersey:
extra larze milkers and very rich; young, very
gentle; finest family cows; all fre*b. with
calves: must sell at once, cheap, oa account
of going away. 508 J st. corner Of 10th ay..
south of Golden Gate park.
\u25a0 FOR sale — High class hackney, standard bred,
beautiful form and color: elegant, stylish ac-
tion and perfect mannered: in disposition sen-
sible and fearless: splendid, steady and ttro-
le*s . traveler: sonnd beyond a blemNh. Call
afternoon. Club stables. 3437. Sacramento st.
BEAUTIFUL pair of burros: can't tell 'eta
apart: Tom ami Jerry; kind and: true: drive
- single, double, tandem, wheel or leaden: fit for
-a child to drive: also a lot of other borroa. 305
- 4th St.. Oakland.
FOR sale cheap— Fini» physician's stanhope bng-
gy:"jrood as new;, large rubber tired wheel*:
full leather top; pole and shafts. Apply 32
29th at.. Oakland. Phone Oakland 1423.
CAnLOAD fresh cows for sale: Al family cown.
SAM AFTEBGUT CO., corner Mission and
Silver ay. -— -
| FOB tale 'or hire — Business .horses. C. C
[ Becker. 13 Sycamore ay. nr. Xlalson and I7tX
1 FOR sale — I nice horses: broke double and sla-
gle; first class. 1403 Valencia st nr. 25th.
GOOD buggy mare, $40. Oak and Buchanan.
J. O'KANE CO. for harness, robes, blankets and
whips: dog collars. 523 Golden Gate ay.
A^ BARGAIN— 6 good hones for aale; cheap
Arcade Horse Market. 031 Folsom st
YOUNG, well broken, all purpose, hones for
sale. l<t!S Howard st
STORAGE AND MOVING VANS
AA— BEKINS VAN AND STORAGE CO.,
Fireproof Warehouse.
13th and Mission ats. TeL Market 13.;
WILSON* BROS. CO. (lnc> — Moving and storaee.
Cor. 13th and Sanchez sts.. 1 block from Mar-
ket and nilmore st cars; phone Park 271.
PIERCE-RODOLPH Storare and Moving Co.
Main office Eddy and' Flllmore. Tel. Weat 925..
ANDERSON Transfer and Storage Co. (Iroacted
warehouse). 618 Van Nesst.teL Franklin 213.
PACIFIC Storare and Furniture Mortnjr Cora-
i puny. 2320 Flllmorx st Ph<m» Went 2«28.-
CARPET CLEANING .'\u25a0
ALL carpets and rugs cleaned on the floor wtta-
; out removal by the S. F. Compressed Air
Cleaning Co. Office and shop 13ta st and Saa
Brnno ay.; phone Market 2«f2- __^^
ALL ready for businesa—Pioneer Carpet Clean-
' Ing Works; temporary office. Oil Golden Gat»
ay.; phono Park 391. J. SPAULDINO A CO.
CLEANING sc. Best work cleaning and laying
gone by GISSLOW. 3303 22d st Tel. M*t 25g9.
A. W. WHELDEN' CO.--Cleanln« and layftiz;
afflce and works. 2400 Geary. Phone West 93.
MITCHELL'S old estab. carpet beating work*.
301 Dolores cor. ISth. Phone Market l«g.
Watts — Reliable carpet cleaning; alterations: ren-
ovattng, laying. 397 Waller »t. Pnone Purx sm.
CON KLIN BROS." Carpet Cleaning Works. 1319
Scott st. near O'Farrell. Phone West 3401;
! ADVANCE Carpet Cleaning Co. — Advanced meth-
•cdi.- GEORGE WALCOM CO.. 637 Turk st.
GARNIE * BERNSTEIN'S carpet cleaning
-works. 8228 16th at; phone Market SOOl. .
VACUUM CO. cleans carpets on your floor; strike
I prices.- 1231 Ertdr st: tel. West «Wl2. -
; . ' ==
['7 DYEING AND CLEANING
SEND your dry cleaning to the Presidio H»lgnM
Dye Works and be forever satisfied. Call West
453 for wagon. Office 3931-3933 Sacramento st.
INVALID CHAIRS
SOLD, rented, exchanged; maaafaoCarat KaaMs
tricycle enalr. I*o3 Market st TeL Fell WU.
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