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12
BURGLARS BLOW OPEN
SAFE IN RESTAURANT
Make Raid in Sacramento
Street and Secure a
Small Sum
Footpads, bdrglars and petty thieves
\u25a0••ere tiusy throughout the city Thurs
, Say ana yesteroay mornlngr, accord
j Ing to reports received at police head
'. quarters. Frank Cearns, 19S Carl
; street, reported that he wat held up*
l by two men *ln ' Stanyan street near
j Carl early yesterday mornlngr. One
, thuff pointed a revolver at him, order
t Ing him to throw up his hands, and
; The other went through his pocket*.
The only thing they got was a package
iof letters. They told Cearns to move
! on and ran along Stanyan, turning: Into
i Frederick.
| The restaurant of H. H. HJul, 621
; Sacramento street, was entered be
' tween 1 and 2 o'clock yesterday morn
' inp." The burglars blew open the
i safe and stole J3S.CS. They left
i behind a piece of beeswax, some oil and
j a hammer. Xo one In the neisfhbor
' hood heard the nolee of the explosion.
Daniel Mattie. 371 Fifth street, re
j ported that he had seen a man enter
! ing the crockery store of the Schloss
• crockery company, next door, early
j yesterday morning. An investigation
jty the police showed that th« rear
; window of the store had been broken,
! but it was not known whether auy
! thing had been taken. I
» John Hartwel! reported that his room
}tt 1740 Steiner street had been en
; tered on Thursday and a tuxedo over
i coat and two shirts, valued at $28,
i stolen from the closet.
j Mrs. Mary Gelsen, 4634 Eighteenth
; street, reported that her house had
! been entered ou Thursday and $15 and
' several handkerchiefs stolen.
Mrs. E. B. Borwell, 862 Cedar street.
Alameda, reported that she lost a gold
e.methyst pin valued at $10 at the ferry
' and that a soldier was seen to pick
\u25a0 It up.
.. Martin Hencken, grocer, Hyde and
Green streets, reported that a case of
•-g-gs valued at IS was stolen from his
wagon in Davis street.
11. Matson, 3224 Folsom street, and
\u25a0 Joseph Klrkham, 3533 Twenty-fourth
stneet, each reported that he sustained
the loss of a bicycle. '
CHURCH SERVICES
WEST &WF. CHULSTIAN— Bu*ii st. uear Devisa-
dero. EoUert Lord Cave, pastor. Beginning \u25a0
Sunday, Sept. TJ. this rliuioh will hold a «c-
• ••\u25a0s of epeciul erangellstic lueetiugs. Services
Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7:45 p. m. Week
iit^hts at 7:45. llev. 3. A. Brown will preach.
Singing Evangelist i>oughty will lead the
music. Special piwes hy leading sincere each
nlpht. All seats free. Welcome to all. Come
and bring your friends.
HIRD Congregational church. Pollto building,
lfitli st. bet. Guerrero aud Dolores — Preaching
by Rer. Charles C. Cragln. 11 a. ni. Church
Minting. 12 noon. Snu.lar t^cbool at 12:00.
MEETINGS — Lodge*
\u25a0USSUiN comtnandery No. 41. K. T.. -^^ ',
rill vr.t-c; THIS (SATURDAY) MORN-
IN<; at 1<» oVlo^k. . aft«rntion at 2 l»0j
*t'<-}z>.\ fail eTCulup at 8 o'clock to s ™' .
- Kc-sspHSr tho v.-tirk hrtore department No. .1 of
the ?r?ud t-oamandery.
\V. 11. WHITE. Commander.
'. l!A\\"K.si.i:V. Recorder.
v «>: *•. J". -The Md annual session -^B^^j,
mi- Grand Encampment of -«B?S8««K&
ra«jr«rnU will J>e held at Santa '
RtHiai-a. TIKSDAY. October Ist. "•*»..»»•
TOUT. Speclnl traiao will leave Oakland pier
7 t. m.. and :i«l and Townsend sts. at . :13
-. m.. «>u MONDAY. Sept. 30th. Special
) i^k''t« for these train* for Odd Fellows, their
'jm'.lifs and fne.iil«. '-an be obtaiucd from
'.••!.••! Ji:n<- \V. Harris, Hyde and California
*is. : OraDd Secretary Ric'oardkon. Grant bnlld-
i>ig. 7th mvl Market «U.: Grand Treasurer
Benedict, 4020 ISth St.. and at my office, I&U3
Pnpt et.
TVM. H. BARNES. Grand Scribe.
I:XCHLPIOR degree lodge No. 2. I. .^^QlSr*»t, "
i». O. I".. 3265 If.th «.— TLird ct- 4''2^^^S-
cree THIS (SATURDAY) EVEN- ?*^<TffZF
ING. W. B. CURTIS. D. M..
ij. A. HUEBNER. Secretary.
THE S. F. Scottish Thistle clnb rne«-t« jfjW.'
meets THIS (KATT'RDAV) EVENIN«i fffigjK
in Pythian hall. S'Jttt 16th st.. *t 8 Tggjgf
o'clock. Smoker at 8:30.
GEORGE DOW, Royal Cbl»f.
r>AVID GIRDWOOD. Recorder. VV
ONLY LOCAL MANUFACTDRERS.
P. PASQCALE CO..
1100 WEBSTER COB. TCBK.
PHONE WEST 483.
ARMY. NAVY. SOCIETT GOODS.
RKGALIAS. FXAGS. BANNERS,
BADGES. CAPB.
PNI FORMS.
MEETINGS — Special
inn annna! meeting of the stock holders of The
Bank of California will be held at the bank-
- Ins house in this city. No. 424 California st.
cor. Leldesfiorir. on TUESDAY. October 8. at
11 o'clock a. in. Er order of the board of
directors. ALLEN M. CLAY, Secretary.
NOTARY PUBLIC
ADDIE L. BALLOU. formerly 707 Van Ness ay.,
removed to 1122 Market st opposite 7th.
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHERS
PUBLIC atenographer: rates reasonable. . 1763
H sight St.; phones Fell IS and Page 5031.
ACCOUNTANTS — Certified Public
JOHN R. RUCKSTELL, Call building, room 808;
accounting systems: Investigations: aufllta.
ATTORNEYS
ADVICE free. Divorce costs *12. Quick and
cuiet; bo delay. Estates probated. Attach-
ments, labor liens, collections. Bee me first
\u25a0nd fare money. Opca evenings. Room 8,
Arcade building. 1230 FUlaore st. between
F^rty and Turk.
ADVICE FREE— DIVOSCES A SPECIALTT.
Quick, quiet; no charges unless *ncceestaL
Collections, wills, deeds, etc.; detectives. .
Open evening*. LEGAL ASSOCIATION.
1363 Webster st. cor. OTarrell near Flllmor*.
AA— CIVOBCE; cost $12; quick. Quiet; advic*
free: no charge unless successful: title to real
estate restored: bankruptcy: probating »f «-s-
tates: irer.eral practice. 1028 Market st, r. 12.
COMPLETE divorce for $25; no 4elay or annoy-
- him-; courteous treatment: souare dealing;
-please see me first Room 2, 2053 Satter nr.
Flllmore.
MABTIX STEVENS, attorney at Uv, 1020 FUI-
niore st. bet. McAllister and Golden Gate ay.
HARRIS * HHSS. sttorneyn at law; W. T. Hens
notary public. Eooms 407-409, Call building.
MARC ANTHONY, ATTORNEY AT LAW. D*aa
buildlnjr. BG6 Market st. -
ALF GROVES.
' ' \u25a0 CAIJ. BUILDING. /
PENSIONS
PENSION Attorney E. A. BCLLIS. 1541 Steiner
nt.; paxt commander Thomaa Pout O. A. R. .
PATENT ATTORNEYS
i-KWFY. STRONG & CO.— Founded I860; 0. S.
and foreign patents; inventors* gnlde; 100 me-
chanical movements free. Merchants' Ex-
cbanre building. San Francisco.
PATENTS guaranteed; handsome 68 pape guide-
book free. E. E. Vrootnan, box 40, Wash, D. C.
CARLOS P. GRIFFIN, patents: late examiner
U. S. patent office. 814 (Call) C. Spreckels bid.
FRANCIS M. WRIGHT, formerly examiner 0. S.
patent offlce. \u25a0 923-927 Uonadnock bnildldg.
MATTHEW HARRIS, pension and patent attor-
nyr. y. T.. ''orpt-r 21st and Alabama «t»,
DENTISTS ~~
DBS. a W. DECKER"
*T. H. MORRIS. 1^ T. CRANB.
r^ SURGEON DENTISTS,
!$l6 fatter «t above Van New. ' •
Booms 1-2-3-4-&-8-10.
ttAINLESS dentistry— Old esUbltahed, honest.
ifUuble: reasonable prices; perfect work; free
• nnisultstlon. VAN VUOOM, 1601 Fillmore «t
corner O'Farrell. '
U ILL. --DR. LDDLTJM. 432 Webster— New Mnlr-
liead bid.. Market. Hayes and Larkln stt.; gas.
.BAHTLETT, DR. C GRANT, extracting special-
in: c*s given. 2103 Flllmore, SW. cor. Cal.
I>K. W. A. MEYER, form. Callaghan building,
now 2J 56 Market et. near Church and 14th.
c". W. RICHARDS. D.D^ 205^ Central bids..
car. gutter and " Polls, lot. Mutual bank bldg.
DENTlSTS— Continued
DR. SIMMS, formerly Parrott bldp.. 855 Market
St., now located 1214 Polk cor. Sutter. r. 801.
DR. R. L. WALSH. 872 - McAUlster »nr. Laguna.
Platincm fillings; 50e; crown, $s;. plates, $..
HIGGINS, T. 8., and KELLOGG, A. C, ,
Comer Fillmore st and Golden Gate ay.
DH • H. CKAIGIE— First class dentistry at rea-
j sonable prices. 691 Folsom st. corner 3d. ;
DR J. J. LEEK, formerly 1128 Market, now 824
Valencia fit. between 19th and 20th.
1 DR IRA G. LEEK — All kinds of dental work.
| z>ir> Flllmore at. near Oak. i '
PHYSICIANS -
ANNOUNCEMENT— DR. SCHIRMAN positively
cares rtieumatlsm and soiatlca, diseases of the
heart and nervoua system, contracted disorders,
rontaglous blood poison, etc. ; latest medical r.p-
' plUnces in use. Ofttce. 1020 Post nr. Laguna.
DB. WO.NU HIM. \u25a0 - — -' ~ ~~
HERB DOCTOR.
Permanently Located
12CS O'Farrell »t. bet. Qongh and Octavia.
,SEE MAIN CHY.
Chinese Tea and Herb Sanitarium.
006-910 Stockton st. San Francisco.
DR. CARPENTER — Diseases of. women. 604
Halght st. corner Fillmore. Hours 2-4, 7-8.
Tel. Park 467. - '
DR. J. H. SHIRLEY, form. Sacramento; canc-ar
specialist ; board, room, nurse. 693 Fell st.
X-KAY and Flnsen Light Laboratory,
999 Steiner »t. corner McAllister.
DR. F. THOMAS (formerly Donahue bldg.), bow
€16 Tcrk st. Tel. Franklin 1590.
PROFESSOR SHIPLEY, tape worm specialist
1217 Wehctor st near Eddy.
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES— JCST LOOK!
Ford. 4 cyl., '06 runabout; enap. ffiOO
Autocar, '06 runabout; just like new; barg. $750
Pope Toledo. 2 cyl.. seats 6; bargain $400
'06 Winton. 4 cyl. "K."fnlly equipped ;snap. sl,lso
PHENIX AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE,
4otU st. and San Pablo ay., Oakland. .
FORD, 4 CYL. RUNABOUT, '06.
$500. $500. ' — $500.
Fully equipped, top, etc.; run 4 weeks.
Don't buy a NEW one; get thK
PHEXIX AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE OAK-
LAND. \u25a0
FOR SALE — nigliest offer takes 40 h. p. 4
cylinder . Rambler. 1906 model, just painted;
luokx like new: cost $3,100, with cape hood,
g!ass front, gas - tank, speedometer, three
boms, extra tires; tnnst leave city; don't ex-
pe<-t to get fancy price. | Box 3449, Call office.
AUTOMOBILE bargains— l9o" 32 horsepower
tonrinE car. X Winton, 2 Pope-Toledo touring
cars, 2 cylinder Rambler. Bulck and Reo; al*o
V.to runabout: all in good condition: ace theee
-naps.: RENSTROM CO.. 424 Stanyan st.
VAN NESS GARAGE.
1802-1610 Van Nees ay.
Antomobile repairing, car rental and storage.
First elates work at reasonable rates. \u25a0 \u25a0'-:\u25a0;-;:
lfiOT PREMIER LANDAULET for hire "ht a.l
hours: jnst the thing for weddings, receptions
and theaters: $5 per hour. Call np West CSSS.
PULLMAN automobiles for Immediate delivery
on exhibition at tbe salesrooms of the REN-
STROM CO.. 424 Stanyan st. Tel. Park 470.
COLUMBIA automobile; perf«»ct condition; price
51.500. City Motor Car Co.. 1355 Bush st.
Tel. Franklin 3008. I \u25a0-
AUTOMOBILE repairing; storage battery charg-
ing, repairing. I. L.De JONGH. '446 Fulton.
AUTOMOBILE training school; new class start-
ing Tuesday evening, Aug. 6. 40C Larkln bt
H. H. MORRIS, auto broker, 1818-20 Telefraph
ay.. Oakland — 2d hand automobiles ; est. 1901.
AUTOMOBILE PAINTING.
Also carriage. W. H. BERWICK. 411 Grove.
NEW Universal Carburetors: po». guar. or money
back. L. H. &,B. I. BILL. 132 Valencia st.
TWO first . class automobiles in good condition
to exchange for city lots. Ring np Market 83.
~~, AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING.
M. L. Wlibert & Sons. IStb and Mission.
PACIFIC STATES AUTO SCHOOLS now open.
288 Golden Gate ay. Tel. Franklin 8215.
NEW Thomaa 40 for sale cheap, with magneta.
2008 Larktn st near Broadway. • •
ART GLASS
PLAIN, leaded and art glass. N. HURBELL.
212 Gouch st between Oak and FelL
ADOPTION '^'^-X
ALAMEDA Maternity Villa; strictly private; in-
fants adopted. DR. EMILIE FUNKE. ,1416
Sth tt. Alameda. \u25a0
CONFINEMENT home; best nurses and doctors;
urtoptlon if desired. 2328 Sntter st
\u25a0 '. ' ARCHITECTS irMy^-r
K. HIRANO. Japanese designer and building con-
tructor. Cor. Main and Bellvne. Bnrllngame.
ANGLE LAMPS
ANGLE LAMPS best lamps for reading. BOESCH
LAMP CO.. Coast Agents. 1135 Mission st
CLAIRVOYANTS
A. W. SHERMAN, 1788 Sutter St.: Trance,
Medium, Clairvoyant, Palmist Advice In.
matters of law, speculation, investment and
all domestic trouble* the predictions of this
inspired medium are Infallible; unites the
separated, causes cpeedy and happy marriage
with the one of your choice; removes evil
inSuences and heals the sick. Reading*. SOc.
Hours 10 to 6 dally; Wednesday and Saturday
evenings till 8 o'clock. 1783 Sutter st
THE WHITE MYSTIC OF INDIA. "
O P.MONDE, formerly 10 year* on Mtrkst st;
a clairvoyant with power; trenulne. reliable,
conscientious; past present future; business
advice, love, marriage, divorce; removes evil
Influence: tells your full name; born in the
orient with the power of any 10 mediums;
readings $1. 1310 Devlsadero st. between
Ellis and O'Farrell. \u25a0 "
IP.EMONT. 1635 Sutter st. | Today.
Save $4.50. $3 Reading, 60c.
Before you have a reading, Fremont, to
prove his wonderful clalrroyant powers, to all
who come prepared tor his reduced readings,
will rive you a test free.
FREMONT, 1835 Sutter st.
Today. Save $4.50. $5 Reading 50c. , Today.
MME. PORTER, gifted clairvoyant medium, tells
past, pretest and future' born with double
veil; second sight: cards read clalrvoyantly;
ladles SOc. genta $1; palmistry and clairvoyant
ulttlnes; full life reading $1.50; open Sundays,
walk In. top floor. 1833 O'Farrell. near Steiner.
MISS ZEMDAR, young, gifted clalr and palm. 1
correctly treat your love affairs, domestic trou-
bles, bus. and financial success. L. 50c. G.
\u25a0 $1. Hrs. 10 to 0. 1260 Ellis st. near Laguna.
MADAME KRONENBBRG. clairvoyant card
reader; when others fail. try me: readings 25c;
hours 10 to 0 p. m,, Sunday exc^twi. Room 1,
1424 Valencia at .... ,
MRS. GENTRY, divine healer, clalrv., palmist:
past and present revealed; consultation free.
. 2018 Sutter st. between Steiner and Flllmore.
MME. EUGENIE, scientific palmist, • card reader!
reveals facts that astonish you. 1465 Valencia.
MISS LORETTA Jnst arrived; clairvoyant and
card reader. •_ 1031 Flllmore at, suite 6.-
MADA.M SCHAEFFER. clairvoyant card reader;
water seer. 943 Hayes st. near Flllmore.
MME. MAJOR. 'clairvoyant, palmist and rsader>
ISOO Ellis st; ladles 50c, pents $1.
MISS LEE, fortune telling, 25c i hours 10 to ».
156 3d st, room 151. first floor. \u25a0
SPIRITUALISM.
MRS. J. J. WHITNEY, trance business medium
AND LIFE READER.
Spiritual message*. \u25a0 1164 O'Farrell st '
MRS. SEAL, spiritual medium; readinira daily.
786 McAllister st; circle Thursday, _8 p.m.
MRS. EVER3 — Medium; circles Thursday eve,;
private sittings dally. 1217 Webster at.
MADAM FADELL has located ; at 2240% Bush
r st.. spiritual 'readings. 50c and $1. .
PALMISTRY
THE WONDF.RFCL PALMIST -
PEILO • PEILO .PEILO. \u25a0
303 OR 825 VAX NESS AY.
Scientific and. Psychic Palmist; l a. true reading
of your future; love, marriage, business secrets
revealed; only reliable palmist • in the \u25a0 city.
Remember the name.
PHILO PEILO PEILO
, Permanently located at • '
303 AND 825 VAN NESS A Y.
. MME. VERA. gifted clairvoyant and - scientific
reader of the Egyptian Temple 'of Palmistry.
has ' returned and -is now , located at her resl-
dence. 460 Fell st; hours. 1- to* 5 and : 7 to 9.
A— Returned— H.' JEROME FOSSELLI, scientific
; palmist. IPIO Webster. S. T.: phone West 419.
> , COLLECTION AGENCIES
KNOX C!OLLECTlON^A^E^cT^3sT?tn^itrnr7 !
Fillmore — Suite. Hen*, garnishment* A i attach- <
ments: labor debts col.; mercantile collectlonw.
DETECTIVES V.
MCCARTHY'S Detective Agency — Reliable, in-
formation in civil, and criminal, 1 affairs* legal
.and commercial refs.; communications conflden-
.: tl»l."- " 122? ' Flllmore \u25a0 cor. Eddy. • Phone * West
SOTS. THOS.* McCABTHY." Principal. :'•\u25a0/ -
THE SAX FRAyQISGO CALL, SATUBD^^y SEPTEISJ^gR 28, 1907;
V BUSINESS* CHANCES. . \u25a0.-
HALF Interest la a business for a few hundred |
dollare; a payment down and • the ; balance can
be paid out of the business; no money required
until proved Batisfactoryrlt will clear ?2f. i*»r
day; , no- great amount of. experience required;
you must be Honest, '.'an you have to Uelp raun-
aga the busln€M; if you are looking for a busi-
ness, don't overlook thi«.; 92o Broadway. <mk-
land, roomg 1 and 2. '.'' : '\u25a0• -. ':.. ... v
$500 — Active, steady man wanted a? partner in
established rash busineira: duties light: pasil.v
acquired : will average $150 a month to>acU:
owner 1 well known, practical ; man-' of pxp» i rl-
. once. I*Jl9 flllmore st.. \u25a0 room 4fl.
FIRST clasu saloon and 4 room ftat. ull modern;
5 years" lease, rent paid 3 years -advance:
reasonable If t uk.cn at once,- owner leaving: for
Seattle; no agents. Call 9th and Clementina.
M.5<X> — For \u25a0 sale, delicatessen, groceries ;
and liquors; best location: low rent and .lon*
lease; cleared $4,000 In one year. . Box 17."5,!
Call offlce. ' ' . *
ABSTRACTS of title for salo; only set' in
f county: good chance " for an attorney. | Ad-
dress Curry County Abstract Co.. Gold Beach,
Ore. . \u25a0 -': '.-•\u25a0. \u25a0 ' - \u25a0 .' ' \u25a0
PRINTING material. 2 presses, '£ and t 8 me-
dium, type and cabinets, stands, wood : type,
etc.. very cheap. Apply store, 510 Filbert st
PARTNER with small capital start In chicken
business ; j man or ] woman ; fine opportunity to
make money. Box 1390, Call, Oakland.- ; ?
FOR sale — First class butcher business in Berke-
ley: party desires to sell ' on account of ill
health. Inquire at 2128 Dwlght way. '-
GUARANTEED subscriptions, $100 up: profits
enormous. Write or call. C. ESTERLY, 605
Kamm building. San Francisco." '
DO you want to buy a good 7. per cent stock?
We have it. Call . at room 54, 969 Broadway,
Oakland. ' »
BIG transfer corner, flat; suitable \u25a0: for doctor.
Northeaat corner California st and 6th ay. .
FOR sale— Bootblack, stand doing good holiness.
Call Sunday, 1543 Park St., Alameda.
GROCERY for sale cheap. Bee \u25a0 JOHNSON t
HOOVER, 60S Golden Oate ay.
FOR sale— Oyster and chop house; 1517 A Turk
«t; no agent. '
PARTOERS^WAXTE^
WANTED— A lady partner with $300 to $500
cash to - take charge of - lodging house. Box
1326. Call. Oakland.: -
LADY partner wanted; business guarantees $100
per flay. \u25a0 Call on Prof. Manghan. 730 Hayes.
BICYCLES AND MOTOR CYCLES V
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A — Motorcycles • and Bicycles— Agency for Read-
Ing, Standard, Light A Yale Motorcycles, Cali-
fornia. R. S. Snell and Hudson Bicycles." Sec-
ond hand motorcycles, bicycles, lowest prices.
-W. E. LKE. SO4 Stanyah and 19T3 Page.
BAR AND STORE FIXTURES
Standard Furniture & Fixture Mfg. Co.; esti-
mates given ;^Bsl Bryant St.; phone Market 3742.
BRUNSWICK-BALKE-COLLENDER CO.. 17-27
Franklin st. nr. Market. > Phone Special 1457.
Artistic Fixture Co.; bank, store and bar fixtures,
showcases, counters, shelving. 1213-15 Folsom.
Cabinet and mill work, store, offlce fixtures, turn-
Ings, etc. Haas Woodworking C 0.,93 Minna n.2d.
CALIFORNIA Home Industry. 214 Sth st— Bar
and store fixtures, showcases always on hand.
WILLIAM P. SICKE. saloon and store fixtures;
eastern prices; short notice. 304 Gougb st.
JAPAN Industrial Co. : store, offlce fixtures,
show cases and counters. 1815 Sntter st. ~
CEMENT
GOAD & BODIN Improvement Co. — Bitumen and
concrete sidewalks specialty; jobbing promptly
attended to. 132<|O'FnrTell.- Tel. West 230».
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
GOEBEL-COLLINS Construction Co.. 1225-1230
Fillmore (Arcade bldg.). room 7; plans, sped-,
flcatlons, estimates furnished; . short notice.
MoCCLLOUGH . CONTRACTING CO., 2023-2033
Market — Buildings designed and erected quick-
ly, economically; no "waiting for mlllwork."
BRICK foundations, boilers, bake ovens, built
and repaired; -Jobbing a specialty; city or
country. B. L. KELLY. 2603 Hyde st. S. F.
STOVES disconnected and connected for $1.50
np. Modern Gas Appliance Co., 1279 Ellis st.
JAMES FINNIGAN * CO.. roofing, roof paintine.
repairing. 187"} Market st. ; phone Fell .1047.
P. de NOOY &-VAN DAM. carpenters, contract-
ors; cab, work. 1284 A Eddy. Tel. Went 4024.
CHIROPODISTS
ALL foot ailments - positively cured painlessly.
Dr. Duncan, expert chiropodist. 1550 Ellis st.
DRESS MAKING
McDowell's Dress Making and Millinery School.
1215 Post st near Van Ness. Branch 1018
Washinjxton st. Oakland. Patterns cut to order.
SUNBURST, accordion,' knife pleating, buttons,
bnttonholes. lining, notions; mall orders sollci-
t«d. STEEL'S, 1420 Post; phone West 6428.
.DRESS MAKER wants first class waist and skirt
hands at 1480 Post st. cor. Octavia.
CHILDREN'S fancy and plain sewing neatly
done. 14r»S Sth ay..- Sunset
\u25a0'furs- . .•'•.;\u25a0/
G. BARB, furrier, formerly Lachmann k. Co.,
now 1515 Bosh st cor. Van' Ness ay., upstairs.
ORGLER it CO.. 1664 Pine st nr. Van Ness ay.
Furs remodeled, repaired and - made to order.
B. KANTNER, manufacturing furrier, formerly
122 Stockton st, now 1718 Van Ness ay.-
MAX HOFLICH, furrier, fofmerly 107 Grant ar.
near Geary, . now 1553 Van ' Ness • ay.
| HAIR DRESSING
J.HAUPTLI-GUERIN CO.— WIGS. TOUPEES.
HAIR GOODS, etc. 890 Van Ness ay. -'•
STAMPING AND EMBROIDERY
The Bell Art, 1576 Bosh — Instructions embrold-
ery. stamping, designing, novelties, needle work
EDUCATIONAL
THE SO Day Shorthand ' School— A complete
course; mastered in SO days; price $25, includ-
ing all supplies and typing. . 719 Gouffh st.
near McAllister.
A — Assists to shorthand and business position*:
METROPOLITAN (Oal.) BSNS. OOL., 935
Golden Gate ay. ; . day, even. , Esplna, Penman.
THE LYCEUM, 2590 Pine st; prepares for uni-
versity, law, medical colleges ;- 15th year; here
you can save time A money; excellent teachers.
ENGINEERING— CiviI, electl., mining, mech.,
survey, assay, cyanide; -day, -cv. ; ; est. , 1564.
Van der Nalllen School,' gist & Teleg., Oakland.
CinCAGO Business College, Valencia and , 22d
sts.; only business college in Mission;; day and
evening classes; positions -guaranteed. ... '.V<- f;
HEALD'S Business College,. 425 ' McAllister st; :
3. F. and 10th st, Oakland ; day and evening. ,
FISK Teachers' Agency, 414 Studio bidg.V Berke-
ley — Dint, school. teacher, wanted immediately.
GUITAR, mandolin, piano, flinging; 'new clt-siv's
< forming; 8 lessons $.'?.- 62)2 Halght nr.:Devlsa.
SAN FRANCISCO Business College, now located
at 733 Fillmore' near Hayes;; day and; evening.
THE BERLTTZ SCHOOL OF - LANGUAGES—
2531 Washington nr. • Flllmore ( send ! for . ctrcn.
Mdm. de Mars, French & piano lessons |1, at stu-
; dlo SOc; conversation class $1. 1427 O'Farre.ll.
LESSONS In English; public school teacher; chil-
dren, ednltK, foreigners. -1126 Fillmore, room 6. v
PROF. T. A. \u25a0 ROBINSON, Individ, lnstr. math.,
bookkeeping. Kng., etc.; day, eve. 200 Page st
SPANISH-FRENCH to 3 months; : lessons I every
' eva.. 6 o'clock.' 805 Golden? Gate; av.'"'
MERRILI--MILLER College, : pleasantly located
at; 733 Fillmore sf;, day < and; evenln*. . - ; .
ALL court reporters recommend'Gallagher-Marsh
Business College. 464 ; Devlsadero : : st. .- -
FRENCH : and Englinh lessons,' private or classes.
\u25a0•- 281 Devlsadero st.: near" Halght.' " \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0'\u25a0;\u25a0 ;'
F. PRILL, pianist— Pnplls practice at stadto;
|6 per month. 1458 Hayes st. \u0084'.,*
HEALD'S Engineering 5ch001,' 425 McAllister st;
nil branches: day and evening.- \u25a0" - \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0_*-.{:'\u25a0\u25a0.:\u25a0'
;.'; \u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0}'}"\u25a0 STAMMERING- •'\u25a0-'\u25a0
Stammering oured ; " Guttman method; * breathing,
\u25a0 (rj-mnastles.' . elocution. > Elizabeth \u0084 Dohrmann,
150 Central ay. nr.- Haleht.' Tcgi^ qrjjvgnlngs^
_'/- EMPLOYMENT ToVfiCES V.
JAPANESE. Hooseclesnlng Agency furnishes best
help with • care. ; by hours, i days ; or ; . weeks;
cooks/ waiters, bocte elaaners," window \u25a0 wash-
*TB. ," : etc. ; H. . XL : ODA, " 1721 ; Pott st ; phono
:\u25a0., West .'4o34.',, ••'-'-\u25a0\u25a0; \u25a0'\u25a0'•'. -. '. : '-:; ''•\u25a0".\u25a0 ;'\u25a0:-.\u25a0
A— JAPANESE-CHINESE \u25a0/ Association furnishes
best of "help ot alt ;kinds: capability and
qualiflcatlons jruaran teed. OSCAU HATS UMI,
1513 Geary: st.;; phone j.West;sCSB.- .-'. jj;; .;;, j
STAR employment offlce * f nmlsh i Japanese ; and
Chinese 1 help . with : care; £ also r contractors \u25a0 for
liouc* cleaning. ; >.,Tel.*Westl67.'i W..KODOTA.*
\u25a0 1608.Geary «t. -near ; Buchanan. ,\u25a0 .. s . .
CHINESE and : JapaneM I employment '. office."! 362
..\u25a0;. Sth st. ; teJ." Oak. 3101: \u25a0: B. HALL,; Oakland. t.?
IL' W.-'HONG.vChinese^emploj-nientJoffipe," 537
Vv'elster it., Oakland;; pluoeVernca -' .
EMPLOYMENT OFFlCES— Continued
' ALL" kinds ;of Japanese * and Chinese workers
looking for jobs; city or country. 1743 Sutter
: :st.. .San Krandsco. .-'Telephone *West 2503.
ALL kinds. first class Japanese ami \u25a0Chiuei.e lielp
promptly, vv 1623 Buchanan st. ; tel. Wf«t r>T»4«.
J. SHIOZAKI. : v . .
JAI'ANF,SE and Chinese Labor \u25a0 Bnreau— Address
. I'il2 Laynna at; ; phone West -1731. : -
JAPANESF..7 DOMESTIC . WORKERS' ASSN.,
1-y.l Kddy, gt. Tel:- Wcit 7158, > -.
; j EMI'LOVMEXT AVANTED— FemaIe.
DRESS ' MAKER," suits '"l- strictly tailored: must !
have work at home Or In private family; coats, j
1 Eton jackets. Jumper suits: fits guar.: suits cal
iiiid'fltted. -Mlsg Baras. 1001 Lagunu. cor. Turk.
"EMPLOYMENT \u25a0SvA.VrED— Msjle- !
MAN and wife (Italian) wnnt work: tbe vlfe
as ccok. the man as foreman or sup^rin-
: tendent on vineyard or cellar, wine and braml.v
. - distillery; man\ has hnrl good experience mi
' vineyard : and cells r wine work. Address J.
8.H.. 'P. P.. San Jose, Cal.
GERMAN gentlemnn, .37. speaks .English and
French, honest, intelligent, drive motor car.
. seeks position as traveling companion or
courier, to lady or gentleman; highest refer-
ences. M. L.. box ,3447. Call office.
CH IC'AGO . Expert Window Cleanlne Co.. SST»4
.Fulton : st. nr.- Flllmore; phono Page 52 — W«
' supply competent men and women for window
: cleaning , and general housework.
MARRIED man must have work of some -kind.
" city or country; teamster, watiihtnan, clerk or
any honest ; work: best references.' Address
-. box 3440, Call office. v v", ' :
JAPANESE young boy wishes position as waiter
or cook in a good \u25a0 family, city or c-ountry.
FRANK ENDO, 1619 Webster St.; phone West
8210.'- '.-' ' . - ;- ' ' .'..:: . .-.'
FIRST CLASS Chinese cook wishes a situation
in hotel, boarding-house or salpon; good teT-
erence. Address SING LYING, 735 Clay »t.
YOUNG -Danish butcher, 5 mouth* in this coun-
try, wishes situation. Address MAKKHAN-
: SEN, Hamilton st. near, Dwlght, city. '
I JAPANESE boy wants position, as dish washer
every evening. . THOMAS, 11G8 Height st.
; Phone Park 1128. .. . .'
JAPANESE wishes position as waiter pr house
| worker;, prefer country. L>NISHI, 1617 Cough.
JAPAKESB boy wants position as schoolboy In
a small family. MATUNAGA. 1533 Post st.
EXPERIENCED Japanese wants a jposttlon for
; laundry in family. , : 100S Bush st. T. OAYAGI.
STENOGRAPHY, typcwrltins. mlmeoerapliinp,
copying, a specialty. Room 234. 208 Market st
GOOD baker on bread wishes position. Address
M. SCHNEIDER, 344 Teddy ay., Rels tract.
TRAVELING salesman wishes position; prefer
machinery.' 3383 ISth st. \u25a0 '. .'.___
' " SANTA CRUZ EMPLOYMENT
IF you- want -work of any degcriptlon, male or
female, write to J. W. McCUISTON, 266 Pa-
\u25a0 clflc ay..' Santa Cru».' :
FEMALE HELP WANTED
WANTED— Young. women to learn telephone; op-
erating: '.paid while learning; nalary Increased
after first two weeks and further increased
after work becomes efficient.
Dally luncheons furnished free, awl r-st
' rooms with matron in. attendance.
Permanent : positions; good chance for ad-
\u25a0 Tanc*ment. ; Apply to \u25a0
PACIFIC TELEPHONE' AND TELEGRAPH CO.,
821 Hyde st. near Sutter.
\ . \u25a0• -.: '-\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 .
OFFICE hours, .9 a. m. to 6 p. m. Patrons se-
curing help . are charged $1 registry fee— A
cook for. a small family, in city, $50: a
cook for a restaurant. $18 a week; a chamber
maid and waitress, plain hotel, city. 535. :
A second girl for 2 in family, city. $.10.
, ;A chamber maid and waitress, 3 In family,
city, $30.
A housework girl for country, $40.
A, second girl for San Rafael, $25.
A German cook for a German family. $50.
A cook for small restaurant, $8 a week.
20 housework girls, city and country, $30, $25
anrt $20.
A French house keener for city, $30.
Call at MISS PLUNKETT'S, 1882 Sutter st.
near Webster.' .'.' \u25a0\u25a0 - . ; ,
"AA A A A
EXPERIENCED operators on '.'Standard Shirts."
"Bom : of : the ' Road overalls.", engineer coats,
bar tender ' coats,- cottonade^ pants: . steady
work; bright gjrls to learn; paM while learn-
ing: new- factory i now open. / Standard Shirt
.factory.; Goo gh and Grove sts.- , .
OREENEBATJM. WEIL & MICHEL'S factory.
lOtli and Bryant sts., bright girl to learn to
operate button sewing machine, . $6 per week to
start. -Also . girls • and women to ; embroider
pockets on shirts, also experienced front hands;
highest prices paid \u25a0 and most steady work Jn
• the city. '. . : .-. . . . . . \u25a0•' .- . , . ;
WANTED — Cash girls of neat appenranco. 14 to
16 years of age; must -bring. age and schooling
certificates; wages $4 per week. Apply snpt.'s
office between 9 and 11, HALE BROS., Inc.,
Oth and Market its. '. .*
WANTED — German or Swedish girl for cooking
-and downstair* work: good; wages; small fam-
ily. Call in the forenoon, 308 Maplest, be-
tween Sacramento . and Clay sta. ,
WANTED middle \u25a0 agud lady to keep - house for
2 ' men; ; reasonable wages i and pnod' home -to
right : party. . ; Address WM. COWAN, Brent-
: wood, Cal. . , . , : , .
WANTED — Experienced waist, skirt, coat fin-
ishers and helpers; also sleeve finishers and
helpers and machine operators. J. BAER, 1200
.. Geary st. i< ','..- ), \u0084 .; ,: ; '
EXPERIENCED waist trimmers. \u25a0; finishers, and
helpers; .also sleeve finishers and helpers; per-
• manent position.; COX,: 1940 Vallejo.st. v
WANTED — at once, young lady as assistant mas-
seuse; are between 25 and 28: • good advance-
ment ; Call personally.; 1906 Sntter st.
THOROUGHLY experienced saleslady wanted in
candy store: good salary, $12 par week. Keller
Candy Company, 873 12th at, Oakland.
CAN place 10 teacbers Immediately In public and
private schools.-; Call Co-operative. Teachers',
. Association, .717- Market Bt., room- 410;
WANTED— OirI \u25a0to assist with upstairs work
ana cara for children: no heavy sweeping ;
wages $20. \- Apply 2662 Tallejo st
GOOD cook wanted for 3 In family: wages $Xi.
'Apply supt.'s office between 9 and 11, .HALE
BROS., Inc., 6th and Market sts. : i
MILLINERY or .balrdresslng .. taught thoroughly ; ,
\u25a0 one month $5 ; evenings \u25a0 only/ 429 2d ay. nr.
Point Lobos,- Richmond- district, e-' •• ;,.-- •;. ' ;
HIGH, grade cholocate dipper. ..-. "Quality. Inn**
candy store; light, fresh air, ground floor fac-
tory.- 3507 ; Sacramento ; st. : ' ;
WANTED — Experienced stationery *irl. Apply
Rupt.'w offlce between 9 and 11. HALE BROS.,
Inc., 6th and Market sU. ; .
EXPERIENCED alteration hands on cloak*. Ap-
;\u25a0• plyiManager Golden Gate Cloak & Suit House,
\u25a0 Market and ; Jones sts. '. .": ' \u25a0? \u25a0"\u25a0'\u25a0'"\u25a0_
GIRL 1 for. light' housework: \u25a0 German or Swedish
preferred. \u25a0 Call between 3 and 7 p. m., 2ee9
:. California st. .;:.*. '--: • .- .''• : . .-". . \u25a0 '
BKIRT. trimmers. . finishers and' helpers;: also
, Bhain girls; permanent position. COX. 1940
\u25a0•.Vallejo st. v. \u25a0.\u25a0 '.\u25a0\u25a0;?;\u25a0\u25a0•..-.\u25a0 ;- \u25a0 . - \u25a0 \u25a0-; \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0...' :
BON ; BON dipper; rentllated. ground floor fac-
v : tory;,good wages. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 "Quality Inn." 8307 Sacra-
m»ntO St.-":.' •.;; -_..\- > - .. \ .':••\u25a0;\u25a0;.\u25a0;•"\u25a0\u25a0;..\u25a0.\u25a0 ';--';' V \u25a0'
SEND 1 12 c for \u25a0 hand ; painted 1 cushion -, top - cover.'
: Ban Francisco Art Co.; 2026 Flllmore st.;' 8: F.
EXPERIENCED '\u25a0 and V apprentice book t bindery
girli wanted.: F." MATXOYE CO.;- 1132 Mission.
EXPERT Fisher blllert temporartlr: ' good salary.
The J. K.ARMSBY CO.. 627 Howard. .; :
LAGUNA ; St.. , 1061— Room - and? 1 board i for busi-
. ness women \ at ' reasonable '; rate*.- ,
WANTED— A girl for : housework; .' 8 .'ln family;
wages $15 a month. ', 2162 . Pine st.
LADY for lunch cooking; \u25a0 German ' preferred." Call
; corner 18th and Bryant nts. \u25a0 ; ' '
GIRL wanted; 'general' housework: must be eood
cook;, ; Apply 1245 Eddy st.,- .. „ i
MIDDLE aged lafly ' to cook : in a private family.
,\u25a0 854tth av..ygan Bafaal t . , - ; ' '..'
BARBER. ; ;to : help.- Baturday; chanoe steady.
\u25a0 Franklin gt below. Pine. If; ; .". \u25a0\u25a0, .. \u25a0' - :
2 BARBERS ; 1 steady, 1 Saturday and Sunday;
: $B.^ 2l9s. Market st j; t:. v --":.• \u25a0-.:. :i
WANTED — Woman to ; wash by the day. * Call
: 1048 McAllister. st-V - /; \u25a0.-.-\u25a0' '.-^
COAT finish Brs i permanent position.: C0X.,1940
r.ValleJo st. . \u25a0 \u25a0 ;-;->.\u25a0.\u25a0:\u25a0.: .-. -•, — --; zc- : :. ''\u25a0:':•:\u25a0\u25a0: ..*
WANTED— GirI for general : housework. 780
; ; ;;Haig-ht «t;v..' r-;; \u25a0*=:-:;\u25a0;\u25a0\u25a0>\u25a0 v.-':.::l--;
: : h BARBERS AND SUPPLIES v
ATTENTlON '': '•'Special'' 1 ' meettn's ' T of ; Local \ 145,0n
' ; Monday, v Sept> 30,- to * renew i our J pledge c for
-financial support to "general "strike * committee. »V
' '-:• ' . ' ' • OHARLEB: K.OOH.r Secretary. ?'
FOR SALE-^A. HIGH rCLASSiSHOP doing good
\u25a0 bnslneas ; * reasonable rent e long ! lease. *- -Also ia :
: number of ' other - shops "*4 PACn^IO 1 BARBER
;. SUPPLY;: CO.-. \ COS j. Van - Ness ;av.r :• '' .\u25a0' : »'.'/
FOR'sale-^-Best located : 2 chalrishop'in' Eureka;
\u25a0:\u25a0 :"J *tlth -bootblack : stand: ' $200: going i cast." O."i K:
\u25a0 b^?b«? st»p, .317. 2^' ft;,- Eureka., Cal. ' ""-* (
/ BARBERS AND SUPPLIES— Con.
MR. 'BARBER: ' r "v
:^ ; .'.Do you ; REALIZE that the rlcht klnd'of
• edvertisine-pavs? Let \u25a0_ r.n '\u25a0 emsjfest • tbe : rlsht
\u0084;\VAY...- . IMPROVK the outside of your shop.
no th«t a rmßser by will = rearttly n«tice
four, AD. . - ;. ; .;:
'.;>\u2666 Customers are LOOKING Un- \vonr SIGN.
."A BARBER POLE" of tl>e rh;ht mate Hal."
;\u25a0 finish '"anil design . is '- tbe proper slen ami nj
Kreat, ASSET to your business. We have them.
a h\z assortment that will WEAR apd »t *'ie !
;.. RIGHT prices: In fact. tb*y are of tlie DECK- .
KT.MiN QUALITY.. .Think it over and K*>e onr |
j- POLKS; Our BLACK and GOLD pole* are ;
i : winners.: -.-: . ,
DKCKKLMAX ' BROS.. In.-.. '
Tb« HOL'SK for SIJPEniOR GOODS. !
; '.:. 162-164 "Turk ft.. ! :
-j ' .-\u25a0 San Francißeo. Cal.
BAISKKIi chairs $5 monthly. \u25a0 ;
\u25a0 !sirker vibrator* $s 'monthly.'- \u25a0 . i
Barker portable .vibrators, J.R. $4 monthly. j
Oid, chairs of all makes cheap.' :
' CSf'Od hand Koken liyilrnuUc chairs cheap. !
.tames barker.
MR. DRAKK. Mgr.. .
161S-1620 f Franklin. st. near Pine. |
TriK BAUKIi MFG. CO.. «nfgr«. of Bsuer's Dan-
. draft* Cure au»l Hair Tonic, have onened a ftrst
. class barbers' : . supply . st^ire : at 1554 Ellis st.
bet. I Fillmore and Webster; they carry the
\u25a0 best line of barbers' cutlery on the coast A
. visit to. their store will surprise you: grinding.
MODERN store;', suitable for; barber shop; prosy- j
j ing I neighborhood; living ' , rooms: connected; j
good chance for live man; Hayes st."cars. J
901 ; Cole ; St., \u25a0 San Francisco;
ATTENTION— Office of barbers' union US re-
\u25a0 moved to Miilrhead buildlue. 127S Market et.
room 810.'- CHARLES KOCH, Bee. -
$250 buys shop working 2 chairs steady; 1 ex-
tra; furniture \ will Invoice $350; hydraulic
chairs. 1290 Folsom st. , \u25a0 .'
SHEERIN'S "union- offlce LAUNDRT; '25 per
cent to all branch, of flees. 760 McAllister st.
Phone Park 316. , ...
FOR sale— 3 chair barber shop doing a fine busi-
ness. Inquire 442 Van Ness av.'eorner McAl-
lister st •, ' • • ; .
WANTED— First class barber at 701 Howard \t.
2 BARBEHS wanted for Saturday and Sunday;
top . was*-*. \u25a0 '. 488 Broadway near Kearny at
WANTED — First class barber: no other need
apply; $21. and percentage. 2233 Flllmore st.
FOR - sale^-2 -chair \u25a0 barber : shop; ' fine location.
,; PETER CONDON. 14S8 Market at Van Ness.
BARBER shop for sale: first class; good loca-
tion; sell reasonable. H. ; H. Kats. 47 Stockton.
GOOD barber Saturday. 406 9th st..» Oakland.
FIRST class barber wants situation In down-
town shop, short hours. . Box 1760.. Call.'
WANTED— A ;• barber for Saturday: $5.50 and
percentage. . 2109 Allston way. . Berkeley.
BARBERS — 3 chair shop for sale; $250; jrood
business and location; , 3423 Mission st. , .
2 BARBERS at 471 Sth st. Oakland. Cal.
WANTED— Good barber for Saturday and Sun-
day; $8.- Corner Stb • and Harrison sts.
BARBER tot,r Saturday, all day or evening;
good wages, j 2955 Mission st. nr. 26th.
WANTED— Barber for Saturday. 9 a. m. to 10
p. m.; $5; also bootblack. 583.Turk st.
BARBER wanted: «perieneedl Italian: $18 per
week, 'Inquire 435 Green near Dupont.-
AUG. MELOHER, most expert grinder In Frisco.
.705 14th st. near Church and Market
BARBER - wanted Saturday and Sunday; good
wages for good man. 626 Front st. . '
BARBER for. Saturday and Sunday; good wages.
1681 Mission st. near 12th. -
WANTED— A barber for Saturday and Sunday or
steady. ,771 Bryant st. .
BARBER shop. 2 chairs, for sale; 17th st. near
Folsom: -a snap. ; . • .
BARBER : wanted for Saturday and Sunday.
2423 Sutter st.
GOOD barber wanted Saturday and Sunday. SOS
Buchanan st. \u25a0 ri
BARBER • wanted for Saturday and Sunday. 903
Howard st.
BARBER wanted; $i] 3192 22d st. below,
Mission.
2 BARBERS wanted. 2200 A Bryant st corner
-20th gt. \u25a0 ....
MALE HELP WANTED
RED CROSS EMPLOYMENT CO.,
60S Clay St.. San Francisco, Cal.
, Tree Fare • Tonight .to : . .
HAZEN . . ........ 5PARK5. . ...... :. . IMLAY
Carpenters .... ....... ....... ;$3 a day and up
Carpenters', helpers '..... *\u25a0.'.'.". .$2.50 a day
White laborers $2 a day and up
Foreign laborers ........ $2. a day
Water, men $2.50 a day and up
Caulkers .................. ..$3 a day and up
Teamsters ; . . ...... .'.... .'.'.52.23 a day
Carpenters., operating dept.. ......... $3 a day
". Lots of city work. . .
Walters, dishwashers, rooks and »,11 kinds of
help.
, ' 100 Rooms at 25 cents a night.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN WANTED
, .We are about to open up a new tract of land
•in .Berkeley which will be sold at the lowest
prices and on the most reasonable terms of
any property of its kind in the city; we are
having blrdseye ' views and other maps pre-
pared,' which will enable salesmen to sell the
propertyythroughout the state. .
We pay the best commission s offered In the
state for Al salesmen.
\u25a0 See vs v or write ns at once.
FERRIER-BROCK COMPANY.
2121 Shatttick ay.. Berkeley. Cal.
BCNSET -Employment' Agency. ' ,
420 sth st, Oakland. , Phone Vernoo 139.
SO men/ sawmill, $40 and found.
40 men, woods,- $5O and found..
2 donkey engineers, $83; •
, 10 laborers,' $2.40, 8 hours.
100 laborers. R. R.. free fare,. s6o.
. 10 \u25a0 teamsters, $2.50.-
100 Hindus. $1.70. free fare.
200 other Jobs. CALL 420 BTH ST.
WANTED— Boy, of- neat appearance, 14 to IB
\u25a0 years =of age,; to attend to door; wases $5
per : week. Apply supt.'s office between 9
and 11, HALE BROS., Inc., 6th and Mkt. sts.
WANTED — Bright young man under 25, to- start
- in bank ; good . opportunities for advancement ;
• local references • essential i ;\u25a0 rive them in ap-
plication. Box 3450, Call ofilee.
WANTED— Bright, intelligent boy for offlce
work in a large wholesale house; no experience
needed; "fine chance for advancement
dress box 5 3500, ; Call office.
PARTNER, $250. • for old established and well
paying business; experience not required, but
party must -be willing worker.. See BROOK-
BANK, 1425 ; Steiner , st. r-- .
WANTED— Bright, intelligent boy for offlce work
-. , in; --a .: large,' wholesale,- house; no experience
needed: fine "chariee for advancement. Address
.box 8500. CaU ; office. v ;
800 >MEII to .sleep • In. our new. clean, sanitary
; lodßlne- houae: -10: cents : per :bed per night. ;
PACIFIC LODGING HOUSE C 0.. -371 sth st.
TEAMSTER | for. scraping work at Freeport ; free
: fare; no fee. Apply. with blankets at 10 o'clock
' today to Reed, teaming company, 325 Fulton sL
HAVE | a fine opening | for | energetic | man who |]\u25a0
.-desirous of ; advancement: -\u25a0 amount * required
5100. See 8R00K8ANK..1425 Stelncr st
WANTED — Experienced drapery, salesman. Ap-
: ply 'supt.'s- office; between- 9 and 11, HALE
;, BROS., Inc., 6th, and Market sts. ' , - " : \u25a0 -
MEN and \u25a0 women ;'. to - - learn * the .' barber ; trade :
*\u25a0 , only : abort time required : • special Inducements.
;. 8.1 -F.'t Barber Collpge,' 8 1 Fell . St. .- »-;
WANTED — Young '> man / for office • in \u25a0 wholesale
bouse; ,- state > reference - and , salary - expected.
' Address -box 3454, Call' of flee. -\u0084\- \u0084
WANTED— A good ' all v around ' Jeweler: : " none
- others need apply.". Apply to OTTO F. GRUN-
; DEL. v 508 : Golden Gate ay. -
ME Nii and ft women -to 'learn the : barrier,- trade In
,8 weeks; wages paid while learning. '- MOL-
: 'ER'S^College. ;6 llthst: -;:\u25a0 - -,-". ?%%.•:
COAT, ' pants, vest -. makers ,- can have seat . room
•>. cheap: • bright ', back ; shop. '.\u25a0\u25a0. 10S2 ' Ellis > at ; near
*\u25a0;'... Van Ness, «t.; :\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-•. .v.'-.-'-;v-. \u25a0-."\u25a0; ; -'j T '- \u25a0-'-:\u25a0
WANTED — 5 -nonunion bricklayers. Call at 360
* - : D st.," San ' Mateo, and . on job. W. • C CLARK ,
'\u25a0]': connty \u25a0 road. .':'/ ''\u25a0• : '\u25a0« . -'-•.\u25a0\u25a0 .-\u25a0-.-
WANTED-^-Strictly first class 1 candy r mHi»r : . bl?
L- DEMARTINI SUPPLY C 0., .724 Mont-
:;.'gomery.st. ?j? j \u25a0 \u25a0- : "...'/' '-. .\u25a0\u25a0..'' '\u25a0\u25a0'- "\u25a0\u25a0•'-'\u25a0-'-.-.\u25a0_\u25a0
RELIABLE errand . boy.- one \u25a0 who knows 'streets.
Golden .Gate Cloak & Suit House,'. Market and
'\u25a0 ' \u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0 Jones .sts.'^ ; ~ J - -\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0,*<' :: .* -'\u25a0-.-\u25a0\u25a0 .'.".-•-'-\u25a0:\u25a0 .."' .-;':'\u25a0
WANTED^-800 men to fill. beds at 15c per night
: at • the iPhoenix.'-82i Phoenix.' -828 \u25a0 Howard st between ,- 4tn
\u25a0.;':. and :Sth: : !..'-.;,-..::--.v \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.•\u25a0\u25a0-: ': ; -" ;•*\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0: '.\u25a0:-"•\u25a0...; :..*\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0'.
.WANTED-^Ladles:and gentlemen to rent rooms
; :at 3377* 26th; st.?; near .Mission; $I.7Ji-$3.50 wk:
WANTED-^Roomere. « sl.2s week ; ; 25c ' a nigh t
.-CALIFORNIA: HOUSE,' 27O Natoma atnr. 4th.
INSTRUMENT >MAKER 3 \u25a0\wanted. '-\u25a0\u25a0 -.' Th« *\u25a0'. A.
: LIEgZ COMPANY. '632 Commercial et" ."
MECHANICAL i draughtsman r-i wanted. . Apply
, cor. , 3d >nd 'Allston ;way,iW«st Berkeley.- -j ,
\u25a0WANTED— S experienctfd I salesmen. \u25a0• Walta Safe
Si and i Lock ; Company, 6 : 21 ;. and 23 Spear, st. z ; , •
IiAUNDRY f2 driver -r", wanted : '•; good \u25a0' .'commission
: S\- paid ; I $200 i required.^:'; 8372 i Mission Vst r; , :
FIRST'^CLASS t coat f maker A wanted.' --J.-' D.
THAHN.T 1215 i Broadway, i Oakland.-, '
BOY.for office ;l to answer bells; $50. The J. K.
l 627|Howards st.":; :;/<:: -J-- \\'._
ANa experienced : beer.l drawer. ,: 32 \u25a0 East '\u25a0\u25a0 st. : bet.
L v : Market 5 ond'i Mission/;; .
MALE HELP WANTED — Continued
AT COSTIGAN * CO.'S Employment Agency.
•>-° \u25a0 . Located
4 and 6 FELL ST..' opposite 10th.
Phone Market 2000.1 / ;
Whore we are doing « Keneml employment
busluess. Male beli> aud men aa>\ wive* fur-
nished at short notice?
After today we will not AdvertUe our ship-
ments or positions, mechanical or otherwise.
Call at offlce. All Jobs guaranteed.
Special steady jobs for wlntrr, city anj clo»«
»•*. Be to your advantage to call at main or-
See Ht once.
-Laborers, city and <-!<>.<e by; regular wages.
Bon nl company or board yourself.
;AU; winter's work. Specialty of city work.
.--' .We '? sbalt 'make it "iir buslne*" to ««•!«» tLe j
test iH.sull)!^ wages for onr applicants. «'i«ll at
once. See boss. .
We ship North. Ks*t. South an.l Ala«ka,
We lutve a special free fare sblpmt-nr to Win-
neuiui : ca.'.\>v., t(jday; also one to Albion. . Mendo-
i cino county.
Vrkk fare— free kap.k.
willits. me.vdoclno county.
willits— wlllits— willltr.
. 100 teamsters. $67.50 per mo.: ltX) laborers.
.500 per mo. Ship daily. New Job. Call early.
I FREE FARE AND NO OKFICK FKE TOOA\ .
, ' NEVADA— NEVADA:
Free Fare — Hazen. Wlnnemucca— -Free.
; Carpenters. > $3 to $3.50: helpers, $2 50.
Oalfc*rs, ?,*: up: laborers. f2.R".
Teamsters. $2.23; muckers, $2.25 day.
Phlp today. .Free fare.- Board $4.W' wevk.
KREB FARE— S HOURS* WORK.
15 house carpenters, co. work, 8 boors, j3-k>
day: 25 laborers, /help carpenters, 8 hours,
$2.50 Unv.
FREE FARE— PIPE LINE.
Bakersfleld, Tracy. Fresno.
SO tongs gang, ?2.W); 5 toogsmen.
FREB FARE.
, Don't forget Wllllts today; uo fee; no railroad
Job.; last 2 rears: splendid.
. FREE FARE— CLOSE IN.
Time keeper; must understand runnta? beard'
ing house i and buying fnr same; neat appear-
— ance; small gang; sue boss here. '
ANDRE'S office 857 Franklin at. Oakland
544 Franklin st., San Francisco.
, Walter, factory boardln«r house, . $40 fd.;
waiter, first class hotel, $40; gardener, -insido
work. $40; outside laboring man. private place.
940 fd.: oold meat and lunch man. $16 week;
'Bllverman, $10 week; extra waiters; .butcher.
; Institution. $35. . etc. -
PORTER.
BED MAKER.
Wbite Palace Hotel, 11th and Mackot sts.
WANTED — Musicians; 5 cornet, S trombone, 3
alto. 2 tuba and piano and violinist who play
-brass; also minstrel talent for eastern min-
strel company now playing California. Call
521 Page at.. Saturday, between 1 and 5 p. m. j
MEN and dots wanted to learn plumbing, plas-
tering, bricklaying; day and night classes;
free- cat.;' positions secured; no booS learning.
COTNE trade school. 230-240 Sth st, Saa
Francisco and .New York.
WANTED — Young man for clerical position in
receiving dept.; one with railroad offlce ex-
perience preferred. Apply snpt.'s offlce be-
tween 0 and 11, HALE BROS., Inc.. 6th and
Market sU. \u25a0 - ,
WANTED — Cash boys, 14 to. 18 years of ase,
must bring age and schooling certificates; ;
wages $4 per week. Apply supt.'s offlce be-
tween 9 and 11, HALE BROS.. Inc., Gth and
Market sts. , , • - - - ,
WANTED— lntelligent boy about 16 to attend
private telephone exchange in business of-
fice; wages $30. Apply Secretary, Jud-
son Manufacturing Co., 819 Folsom st.
WANTED — Young' man' for leather goods and
silverware dept.. one of experience preferred.
Apply supt.'s office between 9 and 11, HALE
. BROS., Inc., ,6th and Market sts.
INVENTORS-^Sonntas's Patent Agency, solici-
tors of patents, attorneys in Washington, etc.
,1122 Market opposite 7th. Phone Market 2852.
WANTED — Younjr " mm in learn the hardware
business. Apply DUNHAM. CARRIGAN &
HAYDEX CO.. 150 Kansas st. city.
WANTED — Strong, capsble young man. 16 to
IS, by wholesale house: advancement for right
one. Apply 115 Drumm st.
ERRAND boy with references, . whole pale Jew-
elry house. . Anply A. I. HALL * SON. 717
Market st, third fioor.
EXPERIENCED younsr man as candy helper.
QUALITY INN, 2307 Sacramento, ground floor
factory. '
NEW WESTERN.MI 24 Howard st — SOO single
. rooms, 25c; ; $1.50 week upward.
STRONG boy r wanted for porter work. CHAS.
MAYBORG. 1534 Church »t
PLATEN press feeder. VERLEGEE & GUS-
CETTI, 530-556 Front st.
SHOE MAKER wanted on repairing; a man on
new work. 90 29th st.
FIRST class wagon 'washer. Apply 1327
Pierce st. -
AGENTS WANTED
AGENTS wanted for city and country to sell
beach lots on the Ocean Shore railway. . Ocean
Bhore Development Company. 1980 Sntter st.
SALESMEN, and SOLICITORS WANTED
SALESMEN— We offer the best proposition In
the city: easy selling line; good money. See
Mr. Fitzgerald, Columbia Phonograph com-
pany. 62S McAllister st
EXCHANGE .
TWO first . class automobiles In good condition
to exchange for city lots. Ring m> Market 03.
FURNITURE FOR SALE
ALPINE FURNITURE CO.. 1572. McAllister st.
at Devlsadero. Lowest prices la city.
OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE
SPECIAL day for bargains In ' furniture. H.
SCHELLHAAS. 11th St.. cor, store. Oakland.
FURNITURE WANTED
POSITIVELY the highest price paid for second-
hand furniture and household goods. FISHER
tt BERNSTEIN. 8312 Mission st near 29th.
$3,000 worth 2(1 hand furniture wanted. J. H.
WILEY. 661 14th st. nr. Church; tel. Mkt. 4322.
BAMBOO FURNITURE
BAMBOO .furniture, tables, chairs, bureaus, etc.;
low prices. HAYASHI. 2100^ Sutter st
BAMBOO furniture factory: also Japanese tarsa.
v S. T3USAKA. 1428 Webster st
FINANCIAL
WANTED— Parties with from $500 to $2,000 to
join syndicate ' for the development of oil in the
.proven end best known field in California. In-
formation on application. H. G. BEHXEMAN.
1300 Golden Gate ay.
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING
LANDLORDS.' NOTICE.
We paint, paper or tint your vacant houses or
flats; you pay half at completion of job, balance
when rented.
,; I. B. WILLIAMS & CO.. 2145 Market st
WALL PAPER. WALL LINING. BURLAP.
PAINTS, AND OILS. - PAINTING. TINTING
AND . PAPERHANGING. N. BRACK. 439
-VALENCIA ST. PHONB MARKET 4.t2.t.
- — - OPTICIANS
I. POVELBEN, EXPERT OPTICIAN, 178 Church
st. near Market Open evenings.
> PLASTER DECORATORS
A; : BRUNICARDI i CO.; . artlsUc or plain work
- from drawings or plans. 3208 16th st.
V ." ; : . ; '- ;\u25a0 - INVESTMENTS •' ; . -
SPECIAL! BARGAINS for Immediate Sale.
'\u25a0\u25a0 . 100 shares. HuSbard Elliott (Alaska) . $3.45
. 100 shares ' Pacific \u25a0 Wireless ' Telegraph; ; . . 3.25
400 Spanish Ridge Cons. Gold M. C 0 ... .' .55
1.500 s Tbe Gold-Dike Mine & M.C0....... .06
.'.50 shares United Wireless preferred.. ..6.ls
•'\u25a0''.: 3" or 10 shares. Chiapas Rubber ...... 86.00
•\u25a0- '\u25a0'-* sor 10 Chicasro-N.Y. Elec.*Alr Line Ry. 28.00 ;
20 shares Leffler Electric :. . . . ";, ..... 4.50
Address P. P., Box 754. San Jose. Cal.
,':.•.- *LAUNDRiES~
" \u25a0\u25a0-•. CAPITOL LAUNDRT
1776; Eddy st, S. F. > TeL - Weat 61GI. Hotel
' and restaurant ; work \u25a0 a specialty.
CAPITAL LAUNDRY, 1362 Geary st. West 8148;
\u25a0 ladles' and gents*, wash \u25a0 a specialty; delivery.
GOLDEN, RULE LAUNDRT; best,! wort; quick
L , aervlce., s67; Grove ; st. ; r tel. l>ark • 1355.
KEW. City, Laundry; good work. 1315 £ddy «t.;
\u25a0\u25a0'.''\u25a0 telephone West 2469. : ' : , '-\u25a0'
\ : .^ LAUNDRIES— Steam :
_ ' LA." GRANDE LAUNDRY CO.* .
Beaumed ; once .- more ; ; usual \u25a0 excellent - service.
234 12th st ; telephone ' Market \u25a0 1 6»O. -' '
v SECOND HAND CLOTHING
AA— HIGHEST ."price paid for second hand "cloth-
: tag; drop, c« a line. , DXCLE LEVY, 31 4th st.
A^Will psy ; a.fair price for ladies', gents' cloth-
lng. trunks, THllies. • Mr. F>ank. 600 Valencia.-
«
HORSES, HARNESS AND WAGONS
AAA-HORSE, wagon. J"?" 1 '"*; $^LL h * t^« lw f ;
cy. harness. $30; good saddle horse. $35; 1.1
head hordes and mares. vSIO np: fast pacing
mure, (nut ponnds. cheap: well bred stallion,
$75; a lot of covered bakery and laundrr
wagt>n«. express. pedAW 0 *- contractor trajron*.
buselej, surreyV. ftr. Aocttoi -ml* ertf
Wedues<lay at 11 \u25a0\u25a0 m.. s*^ <th it, Oaitlanrt.
KOB sale or blre-Ba<iine«» *«"*»- £. T.T '.
Becker, lft Sycamore ay. nr. Mlasloa and 17th.
S. F. VETERINARY College openi Oct. 1. Fm>
cat, apply DR. C. KEANE. prea.. 1318 Mart*;.
FOR sale — 2 work horses, harness and wjson.
$40ft. Write or «ge J. LEIP3IC. Plrna. Cal.
NICE driving, also bluck sadd> home for sa!».
Dexter Prince stable. 407 Baker »»t.
A BARGAIN— 6 good horse* for sate cij-ar*.
A resile none Market. 931 Folsom st.
HOI'SKS for sale and hire at Reliable fnmltnn*
moving »t*n><«. 44fi Point Lobes ay.
STORAGE AND 3IOVING VANS
I AA— ItEKINS VAN AND STORAGE Ca.
Fireproof Wjirehou**.
18th and Mission sts. TeL Market ».
WILSON BROS. CO. (Inc.) — Moving and storaijf.
Cor. 13tb and Sanche* sts.. 1 block from Mar-
ket and FUlmore at ears; phone Park 271.
PIEECE-RODOLPH Storase and Moving Co. —
Main offlce Eddy and Flllmore. TeL West 829.
ANDKUSON Transfer and Storage Co. (Ironclad
warehouse). 616 Van New; tel. Franklin 213.
PACIFIC Storage and Furniture Moving Com-
p«nv. 2H2« Flllmore »t: Phon» West VOX
CARPET CLEANING
ANY or all of your russ, carpets, furniture or
curtain* cleaned on the floor without removal
by the Vacuum-Process Cleaner and Equipment
Co Work positively ruaranteed. ARTHUR G.
HEWITT, 87 2d st. phone Temp.' l74B. '
ALL carpets and rugs cleaned oa th« Crtmr with*
out removal by the «. F. Compressed Ali>
Cleaninc Co. Offlce and shop 15th st aad Saa
Bruno aT.; phone Market 2672.
ALL ready for business — Pioneer Carpet Clean -
lnx Works: temporary office. 011 Golden Gat»
ay.; phone Park 891. J. SPAULDING A CO.
WEST COAST CARPET CLEANING WORKS—
Cleaning, altering, laying. 1003 Valencia «t,
near 21st; phone Market 89S.
CLEANING Se. Best work cleaning and laying
done by GISSLOW. SBOS 22d st TeL M*t 2SSS).
Watts — Reliable carpet cleaning; alterations: ren-
ovating, laying. 387 Waller at Phone Park 56!».
CONKLIN BROS.' Carpet Cleaning Works, 1319
Scott st. near OTarrelL Phone West 6601.
ADVANCE Carpet Cleaning Co* — Advanced meth.
oda. GEORGE WALCOM CO.. C 37 Turk st.
GARNIE & BERNSTEIN'S carpet cl.antn*
wort*. 3228 ICth st; phone Market 50C1.
VACUM Co. cleans carpets en your floor; strli*
prices. 1251 Eddy st;.teL West 6613.
'. DYEING AND CLE.4.NING
SEND yonr dry cleaning to the Presldlff Heights
Dye works and be forever satisfied. Call West
4.V3 for wagon. Offlce 3031-8833 Sacramento st.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST — A passbook with the Hlbernia savings
and loan society of San Francisco in the aam»
of SAMUEL WILSON or CATHERINE WIL-
SON. \u25a0 No. 7S-380. P&-7SO. 247-1030. Th« finder
will please return to bank. Unless same ts
returned with hi 5 days a sew book will fit
Issued to the applicant.
LOST — A passbook with the Hlbernia Savings
and Loan Society fit Saa Francisco, ia th«
name of ANN O'LEART. No. 209-86 S. Th»
finder will please return to bank. Unless sam<*
is returned with la 3 days a new book will b*
issued to applicant
LIBERAL reward for the return of a Scotch ter-
rier bitch; lost between Pajaro and Salinas
stations. CaL. from last Wed. train: description:
Claws from fore feet cut and old collar: few
teeth; old dog. Return to MRS. F. BCZZfM.
Santa Maria. Cal. *
LOST — September 15. between Olema and Sa-
linas, on Sportsman clnb Fide of rid*?, small.
black, tan and white dog. part foxhound:
name Nero; very timid: suitable reward. W.
I. BARKY, 70A Sanchez st. San Francisco.
LOST — Sept. 23, '07. leather poctetbook cn-i
talntng papers: also street butl'Hng penrw.*.
Suitable reward if returned to WM. C. KXH
ERTON. 1301 . Waller st.
LOST — A very curly, black spaniel <!«\u25a0; K-if>
white chest and front paw wbite: license >:•>.
1081. Reward if returned to 3522 19th *;.
LOST — A mink fnr. between Union and T-a-in-v
alons on Van Ness ar. to California aad Pni:»:
reward. ELLA ESTES. 1241 Van Nt»»» nr.
LOST"— Fox terrier: license mimher 90S: answe-s
to name Sammy. Return to 3043 24th st. cor-
ner Treat ay.. receive reward.
LOST— White bull terrier, black spot on back
near tall; ears and tail clipped; good rewarit.
Return to Hotel Jefferson.
LOST — Black cocker spaniel, license JW.'. Re-
turn or communicate with J. D. BARNES,
3SSO 22d st: reward.
LOST — Sept. -24. lady's gold watch and chain,
initials on watch. M. D. Return to 1254 Green
it Reward -$l2.
LOST — One Eagle receipt book. Pinole acri* No.
1495. Return to IS4S FUlmora st. e.'jif
staad; reward.
LOST — On Van Ness ay.. a lace corset cover.
Please leave at Woman* Exchange. 1581
Bush st .
LOST — Black cocker spaniel; answers to ntm* .
of Nigger. Return to 1413 Post st: reward.
CASH REGISTERS
GASH registers; 021 sizes, of all prices, for all'
I kinds of business, on liberal terms. National
Cash Register Co.. 1283 Golden Gate.ay.
. INVALID CHAIRS \u25a0 :
SOLD, rented, exchanged; manufacturer Eamea
tricycle chair. ISOS Market at Tel. Fell 2911.
PERSONALS
WANTED— The address of NEAL McLAUGH-
LIN. accordion teacher, formerly Jesse st. bet. •
Sth and 6th. \u25a0 Kindly address box 1761. Can.
BUSINESS PERSONALS
NUCLEUS sanatorium; best expert baths; elec-
tric, salt, glow baths; ladles' and gentlemen's
first class masseurs la attendance... 001 De-
Tlsadero st near McAllister. Strictly medical.
Open 0 a. m. to 10 p. m.
DR. GERBER, aataropathlo physician. 1240
O'Farrell — Eye. nervtros. chr«»ic lUs. diseases
woman: new meth.; headache, 'constipation, in
digestion, cross eyes, etc. Hrs. 11-2. TeL 8230.
WIGS, toupees, front pieces, that fit; purest hair
used: hair dresstn*. shampooing, dyeing, ate.
G. LEDERER, 2271 California St. near W«h-
ster. formerly at 123 Stockton; estao. 1368.
GETTING b*ld? Your hair falling out? Call oa
us; consultation free; results roartatMd.
FRIEDA M. KOTTER. 1627X4 SutteTst; toL'j
L. C. COX. M. D.. 2100 DtTlgadwo— Electrte :
and vibratory treatment*: also oxytao* mi-'.
chine hi respiratory, aerrous aad blood
troubles.
MRS. L. E. HARTMAN. srraduats masseuse and
electro hydropath: sanitary baths. Suits 12.
1175 O'Farrell; teU Frank Ito 8234. Opea Sun.
K. S. C. Medical Co.. manufacturers Kemp's Sup-
positories for all female weaknesses, resumed
business. 943 Van Ness ay.. rooms 106 sod 103.
UNCALLED for suits, overcoats 'and traossis at
• less than cost at CHAS. LYONS.. the London
tailor. 1432 Flllnw st bet Ellis A o'Ftrrell.
SOUTHERN bath and medical massage: flrrt
?? n aSß \r'£ aim m U: Tlbr » tor 7J »»<»rs 1 to 5. 8 to
10. 1543 Ellis st: open Sundays.
YOUNG lady would like a few select customer.
for manicuring and scalp treatmsat. 100«
. Sutter st. room 2/ upstairs. . -
WRITE O'CONNOR. Monterey, at miner* 1
springs, tor water that CURES stomach kld-
neys. rheumatism, nerves.
MASSAGE— Young lady ; masseurtst will give-
.treatments to ladles at their homes. Call or
address 1707 O'FarreU at. ,
8100 on deposi: for yon if your hair cannot be
CALIFORNIA InsOtute of Science— Hopeless ta-
1000 Vale'nci^t* 11 *****" pronoanc «? l »n<™»ble.
SU-PERFLUOCS hair removed. by electric needle •
MRS. JEFFRIES. 16&4 Sutter? ter^es^So: ;
MRS. DR. F. R. GASS. chiropodist 1«OO Cal, st! '
the- Bradbury,; formerly 637 Geary;. hrs. l.to 5. '.
RUGS made from old carpets. Alameda Enr •
Works. Alameda. Cal; . freight paid .one yay. |
MRS. CUMMINOS— Superfluous hair MtaoTtd •
wltiielec. needle; work gear. 1173 P'rarren. i
MISS MARGARET HILLEARY. form. CosgrovVs! i
now; at Yolando Hair Store. 1827^ 3atfT,s^l
MRS. BELEN. DERBER, graduate massuMsT'
electrical treatment 120« Golden Gate arT^ |
THEO. TREYER. wig aad toupee maker 80»!
California st; formerly of 331 Kearny st. • . |
LADIES* CUSTOM TAILOR \u25a0? AND FOB MOOT i
ELE&.;M. JACOBS. HOP : TURK ; ST. ~^ {
CHEAPKST • and best ia .America, Tha Weekly i
- a year. - -' >-. -.-... . ..- - ; 1
PHTSiCAL vCTLTCIIBv CTLTCllB
PHYSICAL Vcultnre. women, ehUdren An.Ttt.-i- \u25a0
' lum bid?.; 393 FlUmore. Mis. Clalreß. D«o^L '

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