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12
BAPTISTS COMPLETE
THEIR CONVENTION PLANS
Fifty-ninth Annual Session
Will Open at Petaluma-
Next Tuesday
GIVEN SPECIAL RATE
Railroads Reduce the Fare
for the Delegates and
Their Friends
Special h Leased Wire to The Call
I PETALUMA, Oct. SI — The flfty
r.lnth annual session of the General
Baptist convention of California will
open at the opera house here next
"Tuesday . afternoon and continue for
10 days. Prominent pastor* of. the
Baptist faith are expected to be present
to address the convention during the
session. Following the regular con
vention the Baptist Young People
Society of California will hold Its an
nual meeting on Saturday, and on Sun
day the Junior and intermediate rally
will be held.
Special transportation rates to Feta
lutna have been secured lor those wish
ing to attend the convention. The rate
.will be one and a third of the regu
lar fare, though separate tickets will
have to be purchased by those coming
from San Francisco. Certificates will
be Issued at the San Francisoo end of
the trip, which, when indorsed by the
Jiev. C. W. Brinstad, will entitle th&
holders to one-third fare back home.
Lodging and breakfast will be 'pro
vided free to the delegates and as far
" p.s possible the came entertainment will
be given those among the other visitors
who attend the meeting and to those
coming to the Brotherhood banquet on
Friday. , evening and to the Young
People's session on Saturday evening.
Much attention will be given by the
convention to educational subjects.
Kducation in the church, college, semi
nary and imiv<?rslty will be taken up
and papers on that subject will be read-
On Thursday evening the Rev. Edgar
D. Burton. D. D.. of the University of
Chicago, will address the convention.
The Rev. Robert Newton Lynch, pas
tor of the First Baptist church of Peta
luma, will act as secretary of the con-,
ivention. t .
IGNORANCE OF NEW LAND
INVALIDATES BOND ISSUE
Oroville Must Hold Another
Election to Vote Funds
• tor .Levees _•
• \u25a0\u25a0":.-.- ?\u25a0
Special fcp Leased Wire to The Call
OROVILLfi. Oct. 31. — According to an
opinion rendered by the attorneys for
the local banks the Oroville levee
bonds, voted at a recent election and
purchased by the banks, which agreed
to pay $66,286, are illegal because the
election was held between "the hours of
6 a. m. and 5 p. m., instead of 6 a. m.
to 6' p. ni. as required by an act passed
hy the last legislature. This informa
tion was received In a letter last even
ing from Storeys, jGoodfellow &, Eels of
San Francisco, who represent • the
• banks. \u25a0
- City Attorney Gray admitted today
.that this view was correct and that be
was unacquainted with the new law.
Another election will have to be held.
The city trustees will meet tomorrow
and take steps to call immediately an
other bond election to provide funds to
build the levees according to the modi
fied plans.
LUBIN IN CONFERENCE
WITH THE PRESIDENT
WASHINGTON', Oct. 31.— President
Roosevelt conferred today with David
I^ubin of California, Assistant Secretary
of Agriculture Hayes and Director
Xorth of the census bureau, regarding
the first meeting of the international
institution of agriculture to be held in
Home next spring.
This Institution, which is the con
ception of Lubin, has been placed on a
permanent foundation by treaty be
tween leading nations. Its object is to
obtain world crop statistics.
The president discussed with.Lubin
/the detailed plans for meeting and con
sidering with Hayes and North the
selection of five United States delegates,
conversant with staple crops of this
country. After the conference the mat
ter was taken up with Secretary Root.
CALIFORXIAXS IJf NEW YORK *
NEW YORK, Oct. 31.— The following
Califnrnians are in New Yqrk: San
Francisco — F. W. Haswell. at- the Her
ald Square; Mr. Onnally, at the Park
Avenue: J. W, Cooper and wife. Dr.
-\. E. Mac Donald. at £he Grand Union;
F. W. Morris, at the Continental; W.
Jl. H*arn, at th« Seville; Mfs. L. Lene
val. at the »therland; Mrs. L. G.
Quayle, at the Gilsey house: C. Raise
end v.-sfe. at the Netherlands; G. .w.
Edwards. «t the Cadillac; S. YV. F«t-
Rufon and wife, at the Cumberland;
A. P. "Welch and wife, at the Plaza
hotel; H. S. Finne.ll, at the St. Denis;
M. J. P. Hortke. at the Cadillac; F. TV".
Msfon, at the Hotel Navarre; Mrs. P.
H. Suermondt, at the Churchill; C. W.
Hyde, at the Hotel Navarre; L. Horst,
at the Grand Union: H. Wagenhelra
and wife, at the Netherlands.
Los Angeles — Mr.' Brown, at the Ho
tel Albany; B. Duncan, 11. B. Warner,
at the Holland house; H. W. Gadner,
at the Wellington: C J. Jenkins, at
the llotf-1 York; Miss E. Scott, at' the
Hotel Albany; F. W. Lawton and wife,
a.t the Grand Union; C. McMurray, at
The Hotel Brcslln; E. Lawton, at the
Grand Union. •
Pasadena — Miss M. -Vincent, at the
J?t. Denis.
- San Diego — N. Jones, at the Grand
Union. ,
San Jose — A. N. _olse, at the Wel
lington.
Santa Ana — W. F. Lutz, at the New
Western.
POWER PLAXT SOLD
WILL-OWS. Oct. 31.— The Willows
water and light company has been sold
to, the Northern California power com
pany of Redding. The latter "concern
has furnished .he local company with
the power for years. Samuel Boyd of
Corning will have charge. W. W. No
ble of San Francisco, president of the
Northern California power company,
arrived today to close the deal. This
gives the Northern control of the water
_nd light systems In Redding, Red
Bluff, Corning, Orland and Willows.
PROFESSOR DIES OX STREETCAR
LOS ANGELES. Oct. 31— Professor
George S. Bean, head of the department
of liberal arts of the University of
Southern California and of the depart
ment of chemistry and metallurgy in
the college- of dentistry, died today of
heart : failure on boarding a Garvanza
streetcar after be had made a hard run
to catch the car. Professor. Bean left his
home* and ran a • considerable distance
to th,» car. He was exhausted when he
boarded it and died Boon . afterward.
MITRDERED BY BANK ROBBERS
PSKOFF, Russia, Oct. Sl— -Bank rob
bers today attacked seven men who
were escorting a cashier carrying: 1.300
roubles, murdered the 'whole party and
decamped with the money.
CHURCH SERVICES
"CHRISTIAN Citixenship and the Duty of the
Hour" will be the theme discussed "fey Robert
Lord Cave Sunday night at West Side Chris-
tian church. Bush at' Devlsadero. All seats
free. Wanted. 600 . men to come with their
families. . Splendid song service begins at 7:40
sharp. , - . \u25a0 •
ROBERT MILLER of. Scotland Is conducting
meetings every night In the gospel hall at 22-1
and Shotvrell sts. at 7:45 o'clock.
MEETINGS — Lodges'
A. and A. S. 11. of Free Masonry, {SSS
San Francisco lodge of Perfection iST '
No. I—Fourth1 — Fourth degree FRIDAT, 15ft
"November 1, 1907, at . Bp. m., £f^
Golden Gate Commandery hall, /&£&«
2135 Sutter st. iifft *
HENBT ASCROFT. Secretary, /sCM^Jk
2220 Point Lobos ay.
KINO SOLOMON chapter Ko. 95/ 'JSSSH&m'-'
Ti. A. M., 1789 Flllmore St.— ig^XPtf
Btat*d meeting aad M. M. degree tLcraa^W
THIS (FRIDAT) EVENING at lT^*fVjf
7:80 o'rlock. \_Ser<S
HARRY, BAEHR. Secretary. XBEB
CALIFORNIA commandery No. X. K. T. mi^tjr*
No aesembly THIS (FRIDAY) EVEN- iHp*
I>'O. By order . :- . Van
RALPH L. HATHORN. 8.0. '
WILLIAAI R. JOST. Recorder.
JEWEI, lodge No. 874, F. AA. M.— • -
Third degree TODAY at 1:80 p. a. a\
Master Masons cordially Invited. VWV
,B. CROMWETX, W. M. T\sf\
TL O. JOHNSON. Secretary. '~ \
APOLLO lodge Ko. 123, I. O. O. F;
First, degree THIB (FRIDAY) |^K|
NIGHT. 431 Duboce ay. Visiting TSSSaffllS?
' brethren cordially invited. T»*Nr»**
A. H. CADT, N. G.
W. F. NORCROSS, R. S., 1878 Market st.
CONOORDIA lodge No. 122, I. O. \u25a0j*}*3£'«%u
O. F. — The officers and members
of the funeral : committee will r%S%&F£sxrr %S%&F£$xr : '
please assemble at hall, -.Geary **>»«*»\u25a0\u25a0
and Steiner sts., at 12:30 p. m. SATURDAY.
Nov. 2. to attend the funeral of our late de-
ceased brother, John _lckel.
O. F. ROETHING, G. M.
CHRISTOPHER ROEBER. Rec. Sec.
CALIFORNIA lodge No. 1, I. O.
O. F. — Members will meet at I. \u25a0**_J?rfS$ l sB_
O. O. F. cemetery SATURDAY, "^SsSsSFr .
November 3, 2• p. m. sharp, to -ariw»
attend tha funeral of our late brother, J. M. .
Wright. . J. H. NELSON. N. G.
CALEDONIAN Club meets THIS H — - jr "-^-.
EVENING, November 1, at. ' CT "i/
Roesch hall, Mission and 15th &£ @w4
, ets. Nomination of officers. \u0084 . aLT tiffi
D. D. McRAE, Chief.
C. MACDONALD, Secretary.' ~»"y
HABMONIE lodge No. 15, K. of P.—
Regular convention THIS (FRI-
DAY) EVENING at 8 o'clock, Na- &$Sr
tlve Sons ball. SW cor. Geary and *K_T_^
Gough sts. Visitors cordially invited. "VS?: \u25a0.\u25a0< h?
WM. LOUIS BOLTON, C. C. *
HENRY WILLWEBER, K. of R. and 8.
ONLY LOCAL MANUFACTURERS. ~"
\u25a0 P. PASQUALB CO.,
1100 WEBSTER COR. TURK.
PHONE WEST 493.
ARMY, NAVY, SOCIETY GOODS.
REGALIAS, FLAGS, BANNERS,
BADGES". CAPS.
UNIFORMS.
MEETINGS — Special [
NOTICE of Special Meeting of Stock Holders
of the Pacific Tin Mines Company — Notice is
hereby given that a" special meeting of the
etock holders of the Pacific Tin Mines Com-
pany has been- called for and will be held on
Tuesday. December 3, 1907. at the hour of
12 o'clock noon at the office of Mr. R. P.
Bchwertn, third floor. Flood building, city
and county of San Francisco, State of Cali-
fornia, for the purpose of bearing the report
of the Secretary and the Treasurer and for
the transaction of 'such other business as may
come before the meeting. By -order of the
Board of Director*. ,
F. A. MARRIOTT," Secretary.
Dated Saa Francisco. October 25. 1907.
ARCHITECTS
N. HIRANO, Japanese designer and building con-
tractor. - 1422 Geary «t.
ARTESIAN WELLS
WILLIAM ALLINGHAM, artesian \u25a0-= well rorer.
'211 Brighton ay.. Inclenlde. Sun FrancUco.
ATTORNEYS
ADVICE free. Plvorce costs $12. Quick and
quiet; no' delay. Eastern probated, j Attach-
ment, labor liens, collections. .See me first
and cave money. Open evenings. Room 8. Ar-
cade building, 1230 FUlmore st., between Eddy
aad 'Turk.
AA— DIVORCE; coet $12; quick, quiet; advice
free; no charge unless successful; title to real
estate restored; bankruptcy; probating of es-
tates; general practice. 1028 Market st., + 12.
ADVICE free all legal matters: complete di-
vorce for $23; no delay; collections, . damages,
corporations; open Saturday evenings.- 960
Market St.. room S3, near. Mason.
COMPLETE divorce for $25; no delay; courteous
treatment: square, dealing; please see me first.
Room 2, 2053 Sutter st. near Fillmore.
MARTIN STEVENS, attorney at law, 1026 Fill- ;
more st. bet. McAllister and Golden Gate ay.
HARRIS & HESS, attorneys at law: W. T. Hess
notary puublic. Rooms 407-409, Call building.
MARC ANTONY. ATTORNEY AT LAW, Deah
bldg., 866 Market st.; tel. Franklin 5502. \u25a0
_ ___________ _ \u25a0
CALL BUILDING.
PATENT ATTORNEYS
DEWEY, STRONG & CO.— Founded 1860; U. S.
and foreign patents; inventors' guide; 100 me-
chanical movements free. 1103 Merchants'
I Exchange building, San Frsnclsco.
PATENTS guaranteed; handsome 68 page gulde-
\u25a0 book free. K. E. Vroomaa, box 40. Wash., D.C.
CAELO3 P. GRIFFIN, patents; late examiner U.
S. p»t. office. 814 Call hide.: telr Kearny 5938.
PENSIONS
PENSION Attorney E. A. BULLIS, 1541 Steiner
ft.; pstt commander Thomas Post. G. A. R. \
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHERS
STENOGRAPHY, type— riting. mlmeograptlng,'
copying, a specialty. Room 234, 268 Market st.
ACCOUNTANTS— Certified Public
JOHN R. RUCKSTELL. Call building, foom 308;
accounting systems: investigations: audits.
DENTISTS
DBS.' C. W. DECKER, • ~~~~~
T. H. MORRIS. L. T. CRANZ.
SURGEON DENTISTS.
1816 Sutter st. above Van Ness,
•-.'. : -V>->- Rooms 1-2-3-4-5-9-10. -
AT the VAN VROOM DENTISTS, no pain, low
prices, good work. Flllmore and O'Farrell gt*.
C. W. RICIJARDS. D. D.,205-fi Central i)ldg.,
' cor. Satter and Polk; for. Mutual bank t»ldg.
BARTLETT. DR. V. GRANT, extracting special-
ist; gas given. 2X03 Flllmore. NW. cor. Cal.
HILL. DR. LUDLUM. 432 Webster— New Mulr-
bead bldg., Mkt., Hayes and Larkln sts.; gas.
DR. R. L. WALSH. <!72 McAllister nr. LaguDa,
Patlnum filliugs, 50c; crown, ,$5;- plates.- $7.
DR. SIMMS, formerly Parrott bldg., 855 Market
•t., now located 1214 Polk cor. Sutter, r. 301.
TRYON. DR. W. M-. . \u25a0 ~~ ~~ "
SB. corner of McAllister and Devlsadero sts. •
HIGGINS. T. S.. and KELLOGG. A. C. „'
Corner Flllmore st. and Golden Gate ay. -*
DR. H. CRAIGIE— FIFst class dentistry at rea-
sonable prices. , COl Folsom st. corner 3d. . i
DR. J. J. LEEK, formerly 1121} Market, now 824
Valencia , st. between 10th and 20th. . ' • . ;
PHYSICIAXS
ANNOUNCEMENT— DR. SCIIIEMAN positively
cures rheumatism and sciatica, diseases of the
heart and nervous system, contracted disorders,
contagious blood poison, etc.; latest medU-al ap-
pliances in use/, Offlce, : IC2O Post nr.
DX. WONG UIJI. v
HERB DOCTOR.
Permanently. Located \
12CS ©'Farrell^st. bet. Gouph and Octsvla.
DH. CARPENTER— Diseases of women. V 504
Ilaigbt st. corner Fillmore. - Hours 2-4. 7-8.
t TeL Park 467. , '
DR. CARPENTER— DIs. of women. 504 Haich*
st. cor. Flllmore. Hrs. 2-4, 7-8. Tel. Park 4G7.
X-RAY anU Finsen Light Laboratory,
999 Steiner st. corner McAllister.
TIIE^SAy I^l^
:, PHYSICIANS— Co_ti_ned '
DR. 3. H. , SHIRLEY, "V cancer ' specialist. ; Office
. and sanitarium 1018 Golden , Gate > ay. ' ~
DR.*F. THOMAS (formerly Donahue bldg.), now
816 Turk st. Tel. Franklin - 1590.. ' -
PROFESSOR SHIPLEY, tape worm specialist.
1217 Webster et.: near -Eddy. ' - ;v
DR. F. G. DE STONE is now located at 1860
-Webster Pt. cor.' Pine. \u0084 : ...
ADOPTION" .
ALAMEDA Maternity Villa; strlcUy »£\u25bc»*«*\u25a0 j ff-
fanu adopted. DR. EMILIB FUNKE, f- 1416 i
Bth St.," Alameda. . ' . '\u25a0 \u25a0
CONFINEMENT home; - best nurses and doctors;
aflop. if desired. Tel. West 8340. 232S.Sutter. r
ANGLE. LAMPS
ANGLE LAMPS best lamps for reading. BOESCH
LAMP CO.. Coast Agents. \u25a0 1135 Mission st.
BAR AND STORES FIXTURES
CALIFORNIA FIXTURE CO. buys and sells store
fixtures of all kinds. 1345-47 Mission st. nr. 9thv
1,, \
Standard Furniture & £ Fixtpre <Mfg. Co.; >eBtI-.
mates given. 851 Bryant st. ; phone Market 3742
BRUNSWICK-BALKE-COLLENDE» CO., 17-27
Franklin Bt. nr. Market. Phone Special 1457.
Artistic, Fixture Co.; bank, store and bar fixtures,
showcases, counters,' shelving. • 1213-15 Folsom.'
Cabinet and inifl work, 6tore, offlcia : fixtures, turn-
lngs. etc. Haas Woodworking Co.. 93 Minna n.2d
CALIFORNIA Home Industry, 214 ' Bth st.— Bar
and store fixtures, showcases always on hnnd.
JAPAN Industrial Co.; store, offlce fixtures,
. show cases and counters. 1815 Sutter st. .-•:-\u25a0.
CHEAPEST and best la America, Xhe Weekly
Call. $1 a year.
BATHS
FULLY ''equipped baths and treating rooms;,
famous German and electric light baths i salt
glow, electricity, vibration, massage; skilled
operators for both men and women.-. 901 De-
vlsadero st. corner McAllister. \u0084,
- ' '-\u25a0'_ AUTOMOBILES \u25a0
AAA— SEE THESE BEFORE YOU BUY.
'06 Ford 4 cyl. runabout: 5nap. ....... ..$473
2 cyl. Pope-Toledo; goes fine; a Buy. .....$350
Wlnton, 2 cyL,-20 bp.; bargain........ ..5350
Ford 4 cyl., model "R" runabout; new;.. '.s6oo
PHENIX AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE, ,;•-,
45th st. and San Pablo ay., Oakland.
SECOND hand automobiles at attractive prices —
! Sunset, has been run about 500 miles, $500;
Reo touring car, -$550, in god condition; Wln-
ton, - newly painted and -remodeled, • cheap;
Thomas 1907, 60 horsepower, a bargain ; Au-
burn 24 horsepower, new," $1,400. : City Hall
Auto Company, 66 Fulton st. < . " _ . . •
1907 PREMIER LANDAULET for hire at all
$i hours; Just the thing 'for weddings, receptions
and theaters; $5 per hour. Call up West 6585.
PULLMAN automobile for immediate delivery
on exhibition at the salesrooms of. -the" REN-
STROM CO., 424 Stanyan et. Tel. 'Park 476.
TO be sold immediately at a bargain— so HP.
Thomas Flyer, completely equipped and in Al
shape mechanically and- otherwise; complete
• 6et of new tires; extra equipment worth ap-
. proxlmately $750. WHITE GARAGE, Market
et. and Van Ness ay. Phone Market 1705.
AUTOMOBILE bargains— l9o7 •' 32 horsepower
touring car, X Wlnton, 2 Pope-Toledo touring,
cars, 2 cylinder Rambler, Buick and Reo; also
Heo runabout;: all in good condition; ccc these
- snaps. RENSTROM CO., 424 Stanyan st.
TOURIST automobiles made in California; best
adapted to coast conditions; light touring cars,
22 bp., $1,550; larpe touring cars, 40 bp.,
$2,700. Agents wanted. 540 Golden Gate ay.,
San Francisco; C 44 Telegraph ay.. Oakland.
A_'o7 PULLMAN .with glass front," Pope tour-
ist meter and equipment; coat $2,825.; must
sell; $1,700: rare chance: can be "seen - for ' 8
days at S. O. .Renstrom — Co.'s, 424 Stanyau.
* Phone Park 478. ...• * ' ;*. -.
COLUMBIA automobile; perfect condition; price
$1,500. City Motor Car Co., 1555 Bush St.,
Tel. Franklin 8008.'
FOR sale-— New 1908 model 20 horsepower Loco-
mobile under agents' price. - Apply 115 Hayes
street.
AUTOMOBILE- repairing ; storage t>attcry charg-
ln g. repairing. I. L. De JONQH. 446 Fulton.
NEW Universal Carburetors: pos. guar." or money
back. L. H. & B~ I. BILL. 132 Valencia st.
R. H. MORRIS, auto broker. ISIS-20 Telegraph
ay.. Oakland — 2d hand automobiles; est. IHOI.
~ AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING.
M. . L. Wllbert _ Sons, ISth and Mission. :
AUTOMOBILE and carriage painting. W. H.
BERWICK. 411{ Grove st. ; 'tel. Market 1923.
PACIFIC STATES AUTO SCHOOLS 'now open.
2SB Golden Gate ay. Tel. Franklin 3215; .-\u25a0-'.
AUTO BROKERAGE : CO.. dealers In socond
hand autp^.. 717 Turk., Tel. Franklin -990.
FRANKIJN touring car and Reo runabout for
gale, fvy Carage. 3183 Washington »t.
CLAIRVOfANTS
A. W. SHERMAN, 17S3. Sutter st.— Trance me-
dium, clairvoyant, palmist. Advice in. matters
of law, speculation, investment and all domes-
tic troubles ; the predictions of the Inspired
medium | are. Infallible; unites the separated,
causes speedy and "happy 'marring* with the
one of your choice: removes evil Influences end
heals the. sick. - LOW FEE. Hours 10 to C
=\u25a0 dally. ° Wed." and Sat. evenings till 8. 1753
Sutter st-i- • '
ORMONDE, white mystic of India, formerly 10
| years on Market St.; a clairvoyant with power;
genuine, reliable, conscientious; past, -present,
future; business advice, love, : marriage, dl-
o vorce; removes evil influence; tells your full
name; born in the orient with the power of ]
any 10 mediums; readings $1. 1310 Devjsa- I
dero st. between Ellis and O'Farrell. :
MISS ZEMDAR, young, gifted, clalr. and palm. I
- correctly treat your love affairs, domestic trou-
bles, bus. and financial success. : L. 50c, G.
$1. Hrs. 10 to 9.° 12C0 Ellis st. near Lgguna.
MISS GOLDIE YOUNG; just arrived from Chl-
capo; renowned card reader and " clairvoyant.
1642 Ellis st. near Flllmore. :
MME. MARSEAU, card reader; L. 25c; G. 50c.
1322 Valencia St., flat B. over .Elliott's grocery.
MRS. GREY, scientific palmist and card reader;
hours 10 to 8. 842 Capp st. bet. 23d and 24th.
MADAME AUGUST— ClairToyant and palmist;
readings 50c; truth: or, no pay. 2725 Mission.
MME. EITOENIE. scientific palmist, card reader;
reveal» facts that afitonish you. 1465 Valencia.
MADAM SCHAEFFKR, clairvoyant curd render;
water Beer. 045 Hayes st. near Flllmore.
MISS LORETTA, Just arrived; clairvoyant and
card reader.,:. 1031 Flllmore St., ptitte' C. r .<,
MllE. DONNE, scientific card render. ISIO Flll-
ffibre. room 5; no sign; hours, 10. to 9 f :
MIPS M. :.MARTlX— Clairvoyant and card read-
._\u25a0 ing. 174Q Geary St., sulfp 7.
MRS. E. HALL, card reading; 997 Golden Gate
ay. : hours 1 to S: room 23. • - \u25a0
SPIRITUALIS3I
MRS. J. J.. WHITNEY., trance business medium
AND LIFE READER.
Spiritual messages. ; 1164 O'Farrell st.
A— MRS. CRINDLK. materializing teanre Friday
crenhig. 8 o'clock. 140f> MrAJHst^rst. " .
CUTTI NG -rlrrleo isun., Tuf-s., Frl., 8 p. mf; road-
inps daily:. rain<»s a, spepinlty.^HOSO'Fsrrell.'
SPIRITUALIST moetins:; 'fuir names Sundar
night. Lorlng hall; 11th «t. ror. Clay. Oakland.
MRS. SEAL, spiritual medium; /readings daily.
. 786 McAllister st.; circle Thursday,. B prm. ' \u0084;
MADAM FADEI.L hss ; located " at \u25a0\u25a0 2240% Bush
-. et. ; spiritual, readings, 60c and'sl.
BLIND: lady spiritual; medium;- readings dally
2SO Hartford - st. nrxr 20th. > -- '\u25a0-..-
PALMISTRY -
A— Returned— H. JEIIOME FOSSELLI, scientlfl"
palmist, 181 0; Webster,, S.F.; phone West 419.
ARRIVAL •: of . California's oldest palmist and
\u25a0 card reader: 2. r x;^ and' so?.v" 1813 Fillmore st:*
ASTROLOGY „
GRIMMER, 471 - Page st.," giveß name and horo-
scope of next Mayor of San Francisco for $I. V*
BOBT. R.HlLl^— Teacher : of ;\u25a0 astrology. Class
private: or- rtiail.- 1600 Steiner: St., S.vF. - :,
MRS. DR. BENJAMIN, astrologist, : 873 E4dy;
\u25a0 phone Franklin .1519. -P.' O.lw!t W>.' . \u25a0 >
-detectives;
MCCARTHY'S Detective, Agency— Reliable t In-"
: formation "in civil : ; and ', criminal i affairs ; ; legal .
and - commercial ' \u25a0 ret a. ; *. commimica tions r confl- :
\u25a0 dentlal.'-" 1228 Flllmore cor. Eddy.. Phone' West
. SO7S. ,THOS. MCCARTHY. I'rincipal. -
UNION Detective.^ Service J Company— Secret' In-
quiries, \u25a0 investlcatlons, civil matters.*-960 Mar-
kot st.. \u25a0 room. 31. --'-'\u25a0 - t '--'\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0•'• ' :'.-:\u25a0."
CASH; REGISTERS
CASH registers, : JSi " uizes.'; of all prices,- for. all
klads.of ' b-jsiness, *on liberal 1 terms. .'National
Cash Rpgifipr Co*.<l3S3 Golden Gate ay. * ;
. COLLECTIONfAGEXCIES ' , .
KNCJX COLLEC"TI6^A^NcTrSST7^wTsIt?Iar/-
. Fillmore— Suits.' liens, > garnishments '& ; attach-"
"tnents ; labor debts I oo!.' : mercantile : collections.'
CHIROPODISTS . '
A-DR.' BROWN; all f oot . awtla dies treated. The
Emporium,' Van Ness ay. \u25a0
•\u25a0_'-''-'*\u25a0- BUSINESS*;; CHANCES
FOR '"sale— Paying \ warehouse ' business ' la ' Napa ;
, owner wants ;to-- devote ' his .* entire -time -to
another enterprise; $3,500 will- buy it. but
purchaser should have at least $5,000. Address
Warehouse, ". box 308, Napa.
$250 — Waated I steady, reliable man : as partner -In
; -\u25a0\u25a0•. light - genteel '\u25a0 business; i established ! 19 yean;
\u25a0 pays at . least $150 per . month ; i experience ' not
-required.; Call at 2015 Fillmore St., room. 4. 'fe
RESTAURANT h outfit/ nearly t new ; " dishes, f re-
. f rtgerator, '\u25a0-\u25a0 showcase, .-\u25a0 partition, coffee \u25a0 Bra,.
large mirror,., etc. ; :\u25a0 will - separate; . sell cheap.
St. George S restaurant, 1204 Howard st.
BUTCHER \ shop In ; Fruitvale ; a- snap for the
: right man; owner must sell account ill health;
. come and investigate. -\u25a0 HOME INVESTMENT
COMPANY, 1922 Fruitvale ay. , ;
WANTED— HoteI ' man . with some capital for
. Lake Tahoe ; splendid : opening for capable
party - - with -. references. Address Manager,
P. O. box'STß,? Berkeley, Cal.
CORNER ' store, "_ctures complete ; - $10 per ; mo.
and connecting housekeeping rooms cheap. 800
Jules \u25a0 ay. ; 1 block '\u25a0 from ' cars near Ingleside
."track.:-;- .'-::'- \u25a0 . . -. ->- -: : / ; -•\u25a0 -.\u25a0'-\u25a0•':- .'•'
ENERGETIC man with $10,000 to . take active
"Interest' ln old . established electrical contract-
lng business. " . Box 1858, Call. Flllmore st.
FOR yjale— Bakery, centrally located; well estab-
'llsh'ed business; reason for selling, sickness.
.Address O; KLATZ, Santa Cruz, Cal. ;
RESTAURANT clearing 8200 per month; worth
$1,000; , $600 : for i quick sale: sickness. St.
_ George Restaurant, 1204 Howard at.
RESTAURANT < for sale-^-Doing good business;
. feeding about 150 people; sickness reason for
selling. 008. McAllister st.
SALOON for sale at a bargain la flourishing-
- country town. Inquire The Rothenberg Co., j 140
"": Front st.,' ci^-.'- . ..---\u25a0'\u25a0 ; ;-. -.-.. \u25a0-. :'"\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0.-\u25a0. :\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0... -
Dentists — Swell location; share reception room
; with doctor; other offices. TO4 Sacramento st.
WELL established plumbing business for sale or
partner. -Box 8947. Call offlce.
'\u25a0 " -'"'\u25a0'•_- PARTNERS •WANTED ''' \u25a0
WANTED — Partner la a very profitable ' and
- legitimate . business; fine opening for a" man
. with limited capital who means business. ' Ad-
dresa bos: 1217, Oall offlce, Oakland.
$500— Partner wanted for established cement
brick factory; excellent chance. JOHN HE_-
GET. bricklayer and contractor, 1950 Hayes.
LODGING HOUSES FOR SALE :
FOR rent— Hotel St. George; nearly completed:
over 100 rooms; elevator service; hot and cold
'water; gas and electric light. • Call at 875
18th St., Oakland, Cal.
22 ROOM house, elegantly furnished, rent $85;
fine Income. Terms. Apply 927 Eddy st. -
22 ROOM house, "elegantly furnished, rent $85;
fine Income. Terms. Apply 927 ' Eddy st.
BICYCLES AND MOTOR CYCLES
A— Motorcycles and Bicycles— Agency - for Read-
Ing, Standard, Light _ Yale Motorcycles, Call-
; : fornla.i R. S. Snail and Hudson Bicycles. Sec-
ond han(l motorcycles,- bicycles, lowest prices.
W.-E. LEE. 504 Stanyan and 1073 Page.
DRESS MAKING
McDowell's Dress Making and Millinery School,
1215 Post st. near Van - Ness. Branch 1018
Washington St., Oakland. Patterns cut to order..
SUNBURST, accordion, I knife pleating, buttons, .
buttonholes, lining,' notions; mall orders soU-jl-
' ted. STEEL'S. 1420 Post;^phone West 6428.
MADAMEB SMARTT and STAPP. fancy suits
. and evening gowns. 925 Ellis st. nr. Van Ness.
MHS. R. SMITH, dress making and tailoring;
also millinery. ' 942 Franklin Bt. ._._._ _.-_.!
' LADIES' TAILORS
TO HAVE A PERFECT ."fIGURB?~~-
; We make . suits to order only ; have ' that 'cut
and^ finish; we positively guarantee such re-
sults'; prices .reasonable. ROYAL CLOAK -
SUIT CO.. ladies' tailors. 1714 Geary st. bet.
Webster and FlUmore. N. KLEIN. Manager.'
H. PLATZ, formerly head fitter of the Paragon.
1646 Devlsadero st. near Sutter. \u25a0 \u25a0 -
..'V, \u25a0'. *- .FURS .
E. \u25a0 E WALLEY, manufacturing furrier, formerly
: 115 Kearny, now 1746-1748 Fillmore nr. Sutter.
Oakland. 1263 Broadway, bet. 14th and .
G. BARE, \u25a0 furrier, ' formerly . Lachmann _ Co.,
! now 1515' Bush st.' cor^ Van Ness ay., upstairs.
ORGLER _ C 0.,-1664 Pine st. nr. Van Ness ay.
Furs remodeled, repaired ; and made. to order.
8.-KANTNER, manufacturing ; furrier, formerly
122 Stockton st.,, now 1718 Van Ness ay. ;: ,
MAX HOFLIGH,- furrier, formerly 107 Grant aT.
_ JI ?AJI_JT'' ar y- now-'- 1558 Van Ness ay. '--:\u25a0
, HAIRJDRESSING
J.: HAUPTLI-GUERIN CO.— WIGS, TOUPEES,
HAIR QOODg.Veto.- S9O Van Ness ay.
GOAD : Improvement' C 0.,: bitumen ' and cement
; .sidewalks *and « basements- specialty; orders
__promptly' attended. .182S C'Farrell. West 2309.
\u25a0jCONTRAqTORS AND BUILDERS
R. M. GOEBEL, 1228 Flllmore (Arcade building),
\u25a0 room .7 ; : a rtistlc ' builder; plans and Epeclnea-
tions for. fram«,. brick and reinforced concrete
buildings; estimates furnished:: 8, 4 and 5
-room cottages built at* reasonable prices.
ROOF \u25a0 leak? ' PEERLESS ROOF PAINT AND
REPAIRING C 0., "22 years' experience; no bills
"presented until roofs are tested and found wa-
ter tight. 96 Fultoa St.. Builders' Association.
THE LAUFFER-PURSLEY CO., 409 to 412 Ful-
ton St., does any kind of carpenter and mill
work; large or small' Jobs; \u25a0 prompt attention
given. We will call upon request by mall.
GOOD work.' wanted; - residences, flats or "apart-
ments; plans furnished; day or contract. RESI-
DENCE ("-(INSTRUCTION CO., 863 Hayes st.
Phone Page 23Q1. - : _
BROWN & HAUNED, 1703 Geary— Carpenters.
. shingle: roofers, store* fixtures,'- Jobbing, subur-
ban homes erected;' brick and plastering work.
PLANS and speclnca tions furnished ; at reason-
-ablerrates; estimates given. F.R . COLLINS, j
:,, structural engineer, room 35, 1228 Fillmore st. ;
McCULLOUGH CONTRACTING ; CO., 2023-2033
,- . Market— Bu lldtngg designed and erected quick-
ivly, : economically; no "waiting for mill work." i
GET , my- estimate before you build: no charge
for Address B. K. ALBERTSON
(Builder). 1530»45th ay.. Sunset.
JAMES FIXNIGAN & CO., roofing, roof painting,
repairing. 1878 Market 6t. ; . phone : Fell i 1047.
COLLMAN & COLLMAN. builders, • 1432 Mission
: st.-^-Estimates given; all work guaranteed.", \u0084
CARPENTER— {'ontractor; repair work day: or
contract;. H.E.WIPPEL & CO., 1334 O'Farrell.
EDUCATIONAL
LESSONS in English given by ; a competent
! teacher to Fren:h. I Spanish or | backward per-
sons; also piano • lessons; terms : reasonable.
Apply" mornings Associated Charities Employ-
. ment ' Agency, 1597'Jacksou st. .. : ,'\u25a0'"" - '
THE PAUL GEBSON DRAMATIC SCHOOL—
Largest traifilng schoolof acting in America;
positions secured; 6 months' graduating course;
\u25a0 send for catalogue. Geary and Gougb sts.. S. F.~
Tins LYCEUM, 2590 " Pine St.; prepares for uni-
\u25a0 verslty. law, medical colleges:; 15th year; here
v you, can pave time _*money; excellent teachers.
ENGINEERING— CiviI, " electl.. mining,' meeh.,
• survey," assay," cyanide;- day. cv.; est. 1864.
Van der Naillen School,' 51st & Teleg., Oakland.-
A— -METROPOLITAN • Bus.: College; * shorthand;
> Esplna.. penman: -drawing.- : 925^ \u25a0' Golden",. Gate."
-HEALD'S Bußinegs College, 425 ' McAllister fet.,
.-. 5..F.. and 16th, st.;- Oakland; day. and evening.
FlSK. Teachers' Agency. 414 Studio bldg.', Berke-
ley— Dist. sclioof teacher - wanted ? Immediately. '.
GUITAR," mandolin, piano,' singing ; new glasses
. • forming; ' B lesgons $3. : V; 892 i Halght nr. DevUa.^
Piano Studio-^-Pupila in all grades receive careful
per, instruction. Blanche de .Vere. 1781 Sutter.'
SAN FRANCISCO j Business | College } now located
'-. at 753 : Flllmore near; Hayes ;. day, and evening."!
Stammering -cured;: English; : elocution; " physical
culture. MRS.-'M. -J.-.L." CRANE. 2502-!3utter.'
THE BERLITZ : SCHOOL OF. LANGUAGES—
- 2531 Washington nr. - Fillmore; < send ; for ' clrcu.'
PROF. i-T. a: ROBINSON, Individ: ; lnstr. i math.",
bookkeeping. Eng.'.* etc. ; day, ; eve. 1 290 Page st.
CONVERSATION lessons in French.* German;
; . also vocal and piano lessons.: 927; Eddy : st. fir.
DR.HIDALGO— Spanish-French In 3 months; in-
: stnictor of U: of Cal. -805 Golden Gate ay. i ,
MEU RILI-r MILLER -i College, i pleasantly ; located
: -.' at 733 FlHmore st. ;• day ; and - evening. ; . : ;.;
ALL court \u25a0 reporters recommend Gallagher-Marsh
Business College. tj 464; Devisadero st."
FRKNCHBnd English lessons,* private or classes.
\u25a0:.:\u25a0: 2Cl< Devisadero st. near Haight.
HKALD'S Engineering 5ch001.' 425 McAllister St.;
> : airb.r3nche9:;clay;and evening.- . ; .
50c 'FOR : thorough" piano lessoas; •;\u25a0 75c If desired
•' to vjglt. 4C04 IStlr st.-' ';--\u25a0: ' .;\u25a0\u25a0-.-:
V ? EMPIOYMisXT- OFFICES
JAPAN ESK J and * Chinese --'cooks, "'waiters. '~: club;
rf furnish \u25a0 best < help ' of all kinds ; can recommend
i i number » of : reliable s men: t; H. ; X. 3 OD A, ; mana-
<"> gvr, 1721 ' Posti st. ; ; phone h West;4634.v ', ; v
MISAME ; emp. \u25a0 office ; i furnish '" Japanese, Chinese
-,'-: help with care. Tel. * West 8259. x 1908 Bush st.
CHINESE | and I Japanese employment office, 1 362
Cth St. ; .tel. Oak. 3JJ»." B. HALL. Oakland.* •
A*-JAPANESB-CHINESE Assoclatloa furnishes
.best of help of all kinds; capability and quali-
* fleations guaranteed. OSCAR HATSUMI, 1513
U Geary St.; phone; West 5688. -\u25a0-\u25a0:-'\u25a0-•\u25a0:
STAR Employment : office furnishes Japanese and
; Chinese help with ' care; also contractors for
house cleaning. ,= TeL West 167. W. KODOTA,
k: 1608 Geary Bt.-Bear Bachanaa. ; ; .
ALL kinds : of :. Japanese and Chinese _workers
.'•'• looking for Jobs, \u25a0 city or country. 1748 Suttet
Bt., San Francisco. ..Telephone West 2503.
ALL kinds first class Japanese and Chinese help
Sromptly. 1623 Buchanan st. ; tel. West 5548.
.SHIOZAKI." :
H. W. HONG, Chinese employment ; offlce, ;: 837
Webster St., Oakland; phone Yemen 241. -.-
JAPANESE and Chinese Labor Bureau^ — Address
• 1612 Lagnna St.; phone West 1731.
JAPANESE DOMESTIC WORKERS' ASSN.."
1261 Eddy st. Tel. West 7158.
. EMPLOYMENT WANTED— FemaIe
TRUSTWORY, ; refined. ; competent woman wants
house keeper's position, adults, to take entire
chargef references.- MRS. GORDON, 1107
Franklin , st. [ home after S. - :\u25a0.:,.-;
XOUNO. Swedish girl, Just arrived, wxmld like a;
position '- with an American family to do . gen-
eral housework and assist , with cooking. Ap-
ply 845 Arlington st. .
JAPANESE girl, highly, educated, wants po-
. sltlon .In small family; good English spoken.
G.R., 2356 California st
STENOGRAPHER . wishes position' half day,
: sten. or billing. Box :, SSffi, Blake's, 1108
Valencia st. .- . '>\u25a0 \u25a0". -> \
PLAIN sewing, alterations, children's garraents
by the day or at home, with references, 1201
Lagnaa st.
EXPERIENCED . stenographer wishes general
~ offlce work. A. V. F., phone' West 6255.
EMPLOYMENT » WANTED— .MaIe)
SITUATION wanted as cashier by a good, turn,
est. | reliable young man who has had 7 rears'
experience; Oakland or San Francisco. Ad-
dress E. J. THOMPSON, St . George Hotel,
Bth and Howard sts. : \u2666,
JAPANESE — First 'class cook," who has experi-
ence of many years, wants a position ia
. private ' family; has good references; wages
$45 a month. M. GEO, 2498 Bush" tel 4010.
MALE nurse, ; naval ' hospital ; training, 5 years'
experience, physical and mental cases, ezcel-
- lent .recommendations, desires position. Ad-
drees box 184^, Call, 1651 Flllmore st.
CHICAGO Expert Window Cleaning Co., 837 %
Fulton st. nr. Flllmore; phone Park 486 — We
- - enpply ; competent men and women for window
cleaning aad geaeral housework.
JAPANESE first class waiter, who speaks good
\u25a0 English, wants a position in private family,
$7 up a week. Call up by phone in forenoon,
West 255. UCHI. 23 Wlfdey ay. :
UPHOLSTERER, practical, • long experience;
looking for work: done at residence If desired;
\u25a0\u25a0- reasonable; best references; send postal.
FREI WIRTH. 1898 Sntter St.
YOUNG, reliable Japanese schoolboy wishes
work a few hours daily, before 8 a. m. or
after 7: p. m.; willing and Industrious. IC.
OZAWA. 15338 Geary st. .
YOUNG man, 34 years of age, desires a situation
where good' habits, intelligence and "attenion to
business will be appreciated. Box 2637, Call.
RELIABLE man wants position as coachman or
man about place; can milk; is good all around
man; references. Box 2630, Call offlce.
JAPANESE boy would like room in a private
family in exchange for light work in morning;
f willing worker. Address 1591 Post St.- g\
AN experienced male nurse desires situation to
care for an invalid. Isolated cases or Insanity
, of a mild type. Box 2624, Call offlce. "" •
JAPANESE house cleaner wants position at all
kinds housework, by hour or- day. THOMAS,
1158 Halght St.; phone Park 112 S. \u25a0
GOOD Chinese cook wishes position; wages
\u25a0 $40 per month. QUAN WO, 807 Dupont st.
LEAN TOY.
FIRST Class nonunion tlnter, paper hanger
I and painter . wants work from owners. Box
1873. Call. :'-.:. »
CHEF. Swiss, first class cook, seeks situation.
ROMAN NEUMANN, Union house, Washing-
\u25a0 '--ton ft. ;-: \u25a0-. ; . \u25a0 ' \u25a0 \u25a0 . -.- .
WANT ; carpenter work; good city reference:
, , price reasonable; old builder. Box 1791. Call.
GOOD pastry cook and baker wishes situation;
-„ strictly temperate. Address box 2616, Call.
EXPERIENCED "bar tender wants position in
town or out. Address box 3956, Call office. .
EXPERIENCED steam engineer, married, wishes
-' position. Address box 2618, Call offlce.
JAPANESE wants a -position as \u25a0 schoolboy;
- speaks English. ISS2 O'Farrell st.
• SANTA CRUZ EMPLOYMENT
IF you \u25a0 want work of any description, male oc
female, write to J. W. : McCUISTON. 268 Pa-
clfi c sv..- Santa Cruz.' '
FEMALE HELP WANTED
WANTED— Young women to learn telephone op-
< era ting: paid wjiile. learning; salary, increased
after first two weeks and further Increased
after work becomes efficient. '
Daily luncheons. -furnished free, and rest
I rooms with matron In attendance.
' " Permanent positions; good chance for ad-
vancement. '. Apply to - -
PACIFIC T*ELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CO..
821 Hyde st. near Satter.
OFFICE hours from 9a. m. to s 'p. m. Patrons
-securing help are charged $1 registry fee.-
- Cook for 80 people, small Institution . . $45
... Laundress for same place .$3O
•Nurse to care* fnr child 3 years old (must
gn borne nights) .:.......... .~;525
Chambermaid for a' hotel In city, room and
no board, week ...\ ... . .. ...... $10
Cook for camp In country ........$5O
Fancy iro_ner for hofpl, nx>iu s^d board ....$4O
Laundress. and chambennnlri for city .. .$3O
Cleaner for hospital, room; anil board $23
Two laundresses on plain work, in instltu-
. \u25a0 tlon. room and -board . : ..$25
Cook for. small family.-. Menlo Park SoO
Chambermaid for private family .$3O
German cook for German family, in city ...$45
Laundress . for private family ....$4O
Housework girl. -2 ln'family' conntrv . .....$4O
MISS PLUNKETT. 1592 Sutter st. nr. Webster.
WANTED— -Energetic young woman with tact
. \u25a0 to present first class hotel proposition to pros-
pective Investors; splendid opening for capable
party with references. , Address SECRETARY,
IV O. box 373, Berkeley.. Cal. -
WANTED— Experienced hair . dresser and hair
worker: one capable of managing parlor. Ap-
ply superintendent's ,nf flee between 9 and 11,
HALE BROS.. Inc.. 6th and Markfet sts.
WANTED— 2S experienced jacket and | skirt
hand!) - for alteration : room. Applr superinten-
dent's office between 9 and 11, HALE BROS.,
. , Inc., 6th and Market sts.
WANTED— GirI for cooking and general house-
: work; family, of 2: desirable place. 1 Apply
: forenoon 2704 Union: Et. cor. Brodcrlck. Cars
? pass door.. - -, ; , "
WANTED— Experienced chocolate dippers and
.-competent cream dippers;- hours 8 to 5. 934
McAllister nt.' Mcßride-Rothschild Confection
;company.- ' : , . * »
WANTED-^-Experienced • millinery sales women^
\u25a0 : Apply.' superintendent's office \u25a0 between. 9 -and
11. HALE 8R05., : Inc.. 6th and Market sts.
OUR employment dept. furnishes competent ste-
-, nographers and typists to users of typewriters.
: Remington" Company, -1015 Golden Gate ay.* v
GIRL wanted-^-Glrl; for general housework; must
be a good plain cook ; wages 523. • MRS.' BELL,
,; 1330 Moiart st.,: Alameda, Mastlek station. '
EXPERIENCED waist •trmimmors, finishers and
;.j helpers; 'also sleeve finishers and helpers; per-
t : ;manent, position.:; COX;; 1940 Vallejo st.
WANTED— A girl. for cooking and general house-
work; small family of adults. 2643 Stuart st.
.cor. College ay., Berkeley. ,
HAIR DRESSING, millinery taught from A to Z
\u25a01' mo..'- $5. Afternoons and evenings. 429 2d
'-' -\u25a0 ay.,' Richmond. .7 '\u25a0:•»•; \u25a0\u25a0-"•' :
EXPERIENCED glove cleaner; good wages.; Ap-
~<i ply : Allec New \u25a0 Parisian ; Cleaning Works, f 2164
r-r -i Folsom .st.'.." \u25a0 i \u25a0 ? \u25a0 \ . :
SKIRT . trimmers, finishers and - helpers; : also
:' sham girls; : permanent - position. • CO_.' 1940
:V Vallejo i 6t. -. •
WANTED— GirI: or middle aged woman to as-
:. slst -with .light \u25a0 housework. ; Apply at 1429
-^Fulton, st. '\u25a0;.;. '\u25a0 ;: .\ :. ;-,-:
CHOCOLATE ;dipper and a bonbon dtpper at
• 8307 • Sacramento st. ; good wages ; steady " em-
j^ployment.; -. \u25a0 \u25a0
COMPETENT stenotn'aplier to fill permanent posl-
\u25a0>_•• tion.^; Apply ; Sunset Magazine, , 94B Flood , bldg. 1
COMPETENT ; girl for housework and '\u25a0 cookias ;
"'\u25a0- 2;in*famlly. Ciay I st. :; corner Walnut. •
WANTED— Good cook for small family. Call be-
. _ tween^9 jand's,-: SOS Call, building." .'!-'.;
WANTED^-Woman J to ' do ; chamber -work part of
};\u25a0 the < day at 1395 O'Farrell st. \u25a0 .
GIRL- for i general : housework , for '\u25a0 family of 4-
, ; ; wages ; $25.,:; 2021; Baker t st.~; ; ; ;: . '
GIRL,-y general^ housework i and' cook; splendid.
_ Call at 0nce.1245 Eddy.st. 1 „ \u0084
WANTED— A first Class cook at 2626 Vallejo at"
; sear Scott." ; : ??.3SaB»a3HjaMMiM
FEMALE ; HELP ] "WANTED~Co_tl__e_
EXPERIENCED alteration hands on cloaks. Ap-
- ply manager Goldea Gate Cloak _ Suit House,
r Market ; and Jones sts.: -' . ' '
COAT finishers ; permanent position. COX 19*0
Vallejo st. ~ \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0--\u25a0-".-'-\u25a0
ERRAND glfl wanted. 3. BAER, 1200 Geary
- \u25a0 street.: :.'- \u25a0 \u25a0'-. v .- - ' .-- - * \u25a0 ' lL____
BARBERS AND SUPPLIES
. - . BARBERS. TAKE NOTIC3X.
We have iecured the- agency for tha latest
Improved massage machines and hair dryers. '
These machines'" are ' fast . replacing all other
makes throughout the eastern" cities.
If you are. la the market or - contemplate buy-
ing a vibrator (hand or pedestal machine) or a
hair dryer, take -this tip. -
--_-, \u25a0„ -V - -. . WAIT AND SEB.
The ' machines are what \u25a0 yoa want and at the
right prices. •
In order to qnlckly dispose of ear rtock of
American \u25a0 and Little Giant vibrators w» wtll
close them. out at $C 0 each: regular price $35.
Our- stock of the above is limited, so we sug-
gest an early call. "* .
.- DECKELMAN BROS. (Inc.).
Barbers' Supplies. 162-164 Tnrfc st.
A BARGAIN.
We have 2 second hand Koch hydraulic chain
in dark brow a leather; price $25 "each.
BARKER chairs, $5 monthly.
Barker vibrators, $5 monthly.
Barker portable vibrators. $20, $4 monthly.
B Old chairs of all makes cheap.
68 2d hand Koken hydraulic chairs cheap.
James barker.
MR. DRAKE, Maaager— Phono Franklin 5495.
1618-1620 Franilla st. near Pine.
THE BAUER MFG. CO.. mfgrs. of Bauer's Daa-
- drufl! Cure aad Hair Tonic, have opened a first
class barbers' supply store »t 1554 Ellis st.
bet. Flllmora and Webster ; they carry _«
i best line of barbers' cutlery oa the coast. A
visit to their store will surprise yoa; grinding.
*_£*— TING of barbers' union" labor party SUX-
DAX- NIGHT*- 8:30, at Valencia hall, 857H
-Valencia st. bet. 14th - and 15th. All nalon
barbers tako notice.
I. P. H-STEB. President.
WE have received another shipment of Little
Giant Vibrators; new -feature added; the best
J massage machine made ; should be la every
shop,- Pacific Barbara Supply Co.. 608 Van
Ness ay.. sole ageats.
,". KOKEN CHAIRS"
New and second band, much below agents'
prices and easier terms. L. M. DRAKE, Mgr.,
1618 Franklla st.
BARBERS, attention — Ofsce of Berbars' Union
Local 148 removed to Mulrhead buildlag. 1273
Market Et, room 316. Tel. Market 889.
CHARLES KOCH. Secretary.
FOR sale — A large, well known barber shop; do-
ing a fine business; shaving 25c; practically
no opposition; on account of other business;
price $1.200. Inquire DECKELMAN BROS.
Al LOCATION in class A hotel, low rent, loag
lease; 7 baths; completely fitted up; hot water
free; room for 7 chain and cigar stand. L. M.
DRAKE, manager. 1613 Franklin st.
FOR sale, cheap— Fine barber shop and real es-
. tate offlce « North beach; doing excellent
business. Apply between 12 and 1 p. m..
834 Lombard st. near Taylor. \
FOR sale— A large well paying barber shop;
shaving 25c.; best business proposition la
6. F.; It wlllpav to Investigate this; $1,400.
Box 1839, Call oflce. \u25a0
BARBERS, attention — 8 chair barber shop, with
clear stand, for sale; centrally located: N. of
Flllmore; finely fitted. Co!e_an's.l237 McAllstr.
FOR sale — 3 chair barber shop with baths: good
location and business; cost $1,000. will sell
for $600. Address box 520. Sacramento. Cal.
HEADQUARTERS free employment— Good jots,
as well as good barbers, at all times. Apply
F. SCHMITT. 452 Kearny St.; sec, of B. P..U.
BARBER shop, 3 chairs steady, 1 extra; North
Beach dist.; good Income; trial; price $700.
Particulars at Stola's, 1837 FUlmore st.
WANTED — 1 or 2 chair shop, with living rooms,
in small town, or will pay $10 for good loca-
tlon. Address box 2638. Call office.
WANTED — Barber to rent shop; best location,
no opposition; rent cheap. 3130 Clement st.
opposite Sutro car house.
$200— HOTEL shop; good business: a bargain
For particulars write C. M. BOLTON, 267
Main st..:. Salinas, Cal.
SHEERIN'S union. office LAUNDRY; 25 per cent i
to all branch offices. - 760 McAllister st.
Phone Park 31C. , .
GOOD barber foi— "Saturday afternoon and San-
day morning. The Colonial, 1143 Buchanan
near Turk.
BARBER shops, city aad country, bought and
gold or leased. COLEMAN'S. 123T McAllister.
FOR finest grinding la the elty go to AUG. MIL-
CHER, 705 14th st. nr. Church and Market..
BARBER, first class, wants position; city os
country. Box 1537. Call office. 1631 Fillmore.
3 BARBER chairs. < with complete shop equlp-
. ments for sale cheap. Apply 970 Eddy st.
BARBER wanted. 407 ,7 th nt.. Oakland.
WANTED— Good barber Saturday and Sunday;
good wages; no student. 404 .4 th s t.
BARBER— Saturday afternoon and evening; $4.
1734 Alcatraz ay., South Berkeley.
BARBER wanted. 3410*4 Mission st.
FIRST CLASS barber for Saturday and Sunday;
$7 and commission. 2SD3 Folsoaj st.
BARBER wanted -for Saturday from 9 to 9:30;
*\u2666. 605 San Pablo ay.. Oakland.
WANTED — Barber for Saturday: guarantee $5.50
anrl percentage. 741 Lamina st.
BARBER (good* for Saturday and Sunday. 2235
-.Powell ot.:take Kay, at. , car.
GOOD barber wanted for Saturday and Sunday;
$< guaranteed. 4EQ Broadway.
WANTED— Good barber for Saturday and Sun-
<lay; $S. 424 Montgomery ay.
FIRST. 'CLASS bootblack" $14 a week. 9G3 Fill-
more st. cor. McAllister.
BARBER, wanted: steady: good wages. Call at
DC4 \u25a0 Broadway. Oaftlaml.
WANTED— Go.nI bootblack: barber shop; stand
outside. 2iiSB Sinter st. *^
BARBER for ' Saturday; gno.l wages. 1681 M_-
. ni«n st. near 13th.
FOR sale — 2 chairs hotel barber shop, cheaD "
951 Eddy. St.
PORTER wanted for barber shop. 4096 ISO* st.
near Cnstr«v
GOOIV barber wasted; $is guaranteed. E. POST
SallMS, Cal. . „-•
BARBKIC*. st?ady. IGCO Market stl corner
.-' Franklln. t ;-,
BAUBKR.for Saturday and Sunday. 2651 Mis-
>-iorr st. :
BARBER wanted for Saturday; $6. 1706 Mar-
• , ket »t. -
BARBEH wanted for Saturday. 1C32 Church
street. ' • \u0084
, 31A1.E HELP "WANTED
AT COSTIGAX ft CO/S Employment Agency.
L"r«ted only, at
4 and 6 Fell «t. opposite 10th.
Piaone Jlark»t 2099.
Where we ar* doing a general employment
business. Male, help and men and wives fur-
nished at short notice free of charge.
FREE FARE— NORTH
50 teamsters, railroad work. $75 month.
SHIP <TODAY— FREE FARE— FEES $1.
FREE FAUE— WILLITS. MENDOCINO CO.
50 teamsters, scraper work. $75 month.
Splendid climate and water. " , -
Donkey engineer, niuat be able to run 3 levels,
see boss here this offlce; wages 54 to $4.30 day
3 foremen, city work, cellar work, $3.50 up;
Powdermaa, $3.50; city blacksmith. $3.50 np;
13 laborers for a factory, inside" work, $2.53.
- GO TO WILLITS TODAY FREE
" ' 'HALF FARE, $3
40 j machlne miners, nor _. Cal.. $3.50; 8 hours.
40 laborers wanted -for northern . Cal. . $00 fd.
New Railroad Job — Fare 15c — Just Starting.
50 teamsters,^ $2.30; 50 laborers, $2.25; black-
gmith, $3.50.
CITY AND COUNTRY JOBS
50 laborers, city, board camp. $2.25 day.
50 laborers, board yourself. $2.23 to $2.50.
""\u25a0 LOOK— SHIP TODAY — LOOK
50 Mexican or Italian laborers, $60 month, lc
mile rate, south, splendid. -
. -- 50 teamsters, city Job, Just starting. $75 mo.
WANTED — Book keeper by a wholesale bouse.
Address in own handwriting, giving record,
references, and stating age,- nationality and
salary wanted, box ; 2623. Call.
OFFICE hours from 9 a. ra. to 5 p. _. Patrons
securing help are charged $1 registry fee.
A man and wife for cattle ranch; woman to
cook; maa" for general work." See party here
at 10 o'clock this morning. - MISS PLUN-
» KETT'S, = 1892 'Sutter st. near Webster.
TAILOIt. coat maker wanted. 1474 • HaigUt st.
COAT.'pants, .vest makers, can, have- seat room
, cheap; large, bright back shop. 1032 EUia st.
GOOD . bar.; tender -wanted, who U willing to
work;, single man preferring.. Box • 2622. Call.
SECOND * hand - shoes '; bought, sold, exchanged*
;.".*a_orepalrins-. while U wait. :% 29 4th it.
NEW WESTERN/ 1124 Howard st,— SOO slagle
roomg. 25c; $!\u25a0_> week upward. * .
.WANTED — Good ; man to do porter work. SW.
corner 21st - aad - Misaioa sts.
* MALE HELP -*WTANT*_P — C«-ttn_«d
MURRAY _ READT, .'"*%-
— eadlag Employment aad Labor Agents, I
11th aad Market sts.. Sa» Francisco. {?\u25a0
Phones Market 658 aad 657.
BRANCHES M
- 60i and Fraaklia st- Oaklana.
„. Phone Oakland 7381.
2d aad Mala sts. aad 121 Marcnesanlt •«• .
Los Angeles. Cat.
WANTED . TODAY. \u25a0 •; .
"N>arly 8.000 mea la all parts ef California, ,
Nevada. Oregon. Washlagtoa. Ar-oaa^etc. «
ml positions of all klads at wages from »w>
to $150 aad $25 aiid found to $150 aad foaad.
\u25a0 THE BORDERS OF
OREGON— OREGON— OREGOX*
\u25a0 •_' FREE FARE. ' »
J|oo mea for all classes of railroad w ort: 1»-
Jorers teamsters, trackmea, etc.; wages $2.23
*» *a.75 day.
' AOAIN— FREE FARB.
WEED— GRASS LAKE— BRAT.
2w laborers. $2.25 to $2.50; 150 teamstert,
•2-73; 120 concrete laborers. $2.70: free fare.
FRE3 FARB ON COAST ROAD.
,„" SOUTH— SOUTH— SOUTH.
1 123 teamsters and laborer!! on 3. P. R. »\u25a0•
coast dlvistoa. $67.50 to $7Smont_.
W. P. R. R.— W. P. R. R. ___,„
OROVILLE— BUTTE— -NILES— FARWKLL.
20 laachlae drillers, $3.50; 20 chock tender*.
\u26663; lo haad drillers. $3.30: 50 muckers, $2.50{
130 laborers, outside. $2.25 to $2.50.
See ns for your Jobs at Sacramento, Stocfcton.
Altamcut, Spriag Garden. Chilcoot, etc.
>, .. - % i MURRAY _ BEADT.
11th aad Market sts.. Saa Fraaclsc*.
fiti aad Fraaklia, sts.. OaiUad.
\u25a0 ° SPECIALS
Farmer and wife, fare paid. $50 and fonaA.
Se« boss |«re.
Salesmaa try goods store, conatry. 178.
80UTH
\ FREE FARB
00 laborers and teamsters.
LATE SPECIALS.
Baker's helper, camp, city. $50 and f_: coo*,
hefel, fare SOc, $80 aad fd. _.
Driver, light il horse wagoa. citj. $13 *«k.*lj j
Teamster. ra»ch. $43 aad fd.; drtve*c mi_p 1
wagon. $45 and fd. ; baker, small shop, f ""# I
aad f_rB wutere, south. $13 wk. and fd.y
2 waiters, co^try- hoteL $40 aad fd.
Lather, dry. $Z day.
BOYS, LEARK TRADES.
Boy for country newspaper, good place.
10 boys or young mea to leara brass flalsUaft
$1.50 to $2. C0 day.
« boys for tool works, dry. $1 to $3 day.
\u25a0 BHOS MAKERS.
3 shoe makers oa repair work, city aad cot— »
try. $15 week aad 'percenta**.
MILKERS— RANCH HANDS— FARMERS.
82 farmers and ranrh haads. different place*.
steady winter Jobs. $30 to $45 aad foaad,
$1.25 to $1.00 day aad foaad.
11 -milkers aad butter makers, different parti
$35 to $50 aad tooad.
. 6 raach teamsters, 6 to 8 hone*, some free
fare. $1.25 to $1 .50 aad foaad, |30 to f~ fd,
CHOREMEN
15 choremen, , private place*, hotels, eta^
wages $15 to $35 and found.
15 laborers for aaother factory, far* paid, .
$«J7.50 to $73 per month.
MECHANICS.
2 tJasmlths. factory, $75 month: sheet metal
worker, city, SOc hour; 4 boiler makers, north,
free fare; $4.50 day; pipe fitter, factory. $3.50
to $4 day; 2 carpenters. Oaklaad. $3.50 to $«
flay.
MURRAY _ READY,
Ilta aad Market sts.. Saa Fraac_eok
ota and Fraaklia sts.. Oaklaad.
COME HOME— COMB HOME ",
TO SLEEP.
*°°«2} y ££F »ooms— eoo single rooms.
25c PER NIGHT. $1.25 PER WEEK. .
INCLUDING BATH. "
Coffee served free to each roomer between •
_,_,-.« *•• »• «ad Ba. m.
FACI^O AND ADJOINING OCEAN SHOES
B. R. TERMINAL.
* WOOD CHOPPERS.
10 wood choppers. Soaoma Co.. $2 cert, plat.
BOILER MAKERS.
SEE BOSB HERE— FREE FARB.
WASHINGTON
FREE FAR- .^
FREE FARB J
TO SEATTLE \
$4 50 dar***'™' *"** compa2>7 ' iM bo— ie ™J
wnxrrs— free fare.
UKIAH AND CLOVERDAIJB DISTS.
FREE FARE*
25 teamsters for building a braach R. R., $T3L
Ship every day, free fare.
FOR A NEW TU*NXE_
20 band drillers. $3.50 day.
,6 machine drillers. $3.50 day.
20 laborers and muckers. $2.50 day : •'
MINES
63 miners, different places. $2:75 to $3.30.
machine and haad work; 8 carmen; 30 mock-
ers; 26 shovelers, $75 to $90.
FOR A SUBURBAN
ELECTRIC R. B, CO.
8 ear builders for passeager cars, $3.50 to $4
day.
BOILER MAKERS.
FREE FARE
10 boiler makers for a big company, see repre-
sentative at our office, free fare. $4.50 day.
\u25a0-•\u25a0• TIE MAKERS and WOOD CHOPPERS
25 tie makers, Santa Crus co.. big Job. good
timber, good grouad, tools furnished; part fare
paid; 14c to 15c a tie.
137 wood choppers, all parts, tools aad grub
furnished, stove aad 4 foot wood. $1 to $4 per
cord.
15 tie makers. Sonoma county, good prices
SAWMILLS
FREE FARE
20 laborers, sawmill, Humboldt couaty $«0
to $67.30. . ,- -
LABORERS
For all classes of work ia city and country,
for factories, warehouses, construction aad
other work, $2.50 to $3~50 day, $40 to $60 fd.
TEAMSTERS.
City aad country; wagoa aad scraper: Mx
wages.
MURRAY _ READY,
LOOK— TELL EVERYBODY. \u25a0 """
600 FIRST CLASS ROOMS.
WHITE PALACE HOTEL. "
NEVER CLOSES.
38c. SOc, 75e aad $1 a day, rnctadta* baths.
250 ROOMS FOR MECHANICS, BTC. S3 •
PER WEEK. INCLUDING BATHS.
WHITE PALACE HOTEL.
i ___ „ S
Camp cook, near city, $75 and foand; S etjn»
waiters. $50 and found; cook?, helper eat£r
city. $60 and fd.: cook, hotel, SOc tare, $30 _SU
found: waiter. Santa Clara, $40 and fotmd- 3"
porters, hotels. $35. $40 and found: Jaaltor
apartmeat house, city, $35 aad fonad; 2 baker's
helpers. . 50e fare, $40 and foam!; __,'•
drymnn. Institution, city.. $35 and fonad-
bntcher shop, fare $1. $5O aad found. *
Cocks, waiters, dish washers, porters, bellboys,
kitchea hands, sllvermea. paatrymea. elevator
boys, etc., bakers and bakers" helpers. .
BUTCHERS.
Botcher, near towa. $40 fd.; butcher, slangh-
ter. fare $1. $50 aad fd; sausage maker good
wages.
MARRIED HELP.
Married farmer. Sonoma co.. see boss here.
Farmer and wife. Alameda. see boss here.
Choremaa and wife, south. $50 fd.
IT'S FREE.
GET OUR DAILY t_3T.
MURRAY _ READY. 11th aad Market. 8. ».'
6th and Franklla sts.. Oaklaad.
MEN and boys wanted to leara plum Slag, plaa-
teriag. bricklaying; day and nlsht classes;'
free cat. ; positions secured ; na book lean 'lag.
COYNE trade school. 230-240 8_ at. Saa
Francisco aad New York.
WANTED — Book keeper aad offlce maa; younir
maa of experience for small factory, most b«
a worker; good habits and clear record. Call
Thursday before 12. Falls Mfg. C0.,»330 Fre-
mont st.
! INVENTORS— Sonntag's Patent Agency, solicit-
ore of patents, attorneys ia Washington, etc.
, 1122 Market opposite 7th. Phone Market 2932.
•Evenings. 753 Clayton st. Phone Page 319«.
i WANTEr> — An experienced ntgat watchmaa who
can also do .Janitor -work; must have "first
' cla«s references; state age. experience an<t
salary expected. Apply box IS4B. Call. -
j WANTED — A thoroughly experienced packer of
small packages for a a insorance office; post-
s!% iTd^v oo 2 ft 3r c^. ; " riaaaei>t: wa *f
' WANTED — Good boy for offlce work; Iteadr e_T-
ployment: good chance to advance; ref preset*
as to character or former employment. Box
2634, Call. j, \u25a0' "
INVENTORS* ideas perfected by expert machine
designer; patent offlce and workfag draw_g»
made.- Address Draughtsman, P. O. bo* 87
city. *
SEAMEN, firemen, carpenters aad othera tot
deep water voyages, all parts of world (oo
boys), at Lane Jt Herman* Agency. 22 Clay st.
BOY. bright and energetic, to leara eagravinx 7
fine chance for good boy; wages to start O
C. ENGLISH. 1010 14th st. war Castro/
WANTED— Good cook. understand* German
cooking; references required. Call 1421 Satter
st. -bet. 1 and 2 and 5 and Bp. m. ou " w
MEN and womea to leara the barbee trade"
|i_^^____^__?___^^^
. B^r sjs s e .r issj_r_?S-erences.i s5j_r_?S--
erences. Box 2<as. Call. Q *~
MEN and womea. to leara the barber trad* i_
ißTcohege 3^!?^,"""' ,*"»\u25a0**£ '
COMPETENT stenographer to fill permaneat tiZ
100 SCUAPEU teamsters; Wlllita- "tr— r ""
Warrea linprovement Co.. 109 Moatgomery st*-
of flee opeo Sunday. tv»—*rj St.;
WANTED— BOO meat»a t» fill beds at 15e _~ .i w7
n HowarU tl^^^
*- * - - - - -. * * #
C. B. STEWART, saw filing, tool crindin? i~Z
I _j|__J_y_fl______«^M_^^ lttB& \u25a0*$*;
VEGETABLES man wanted. North /_^ST*
Hotel, corner Bth and Braaaaa ate?
CARPENTER "waated— St. Fraacia Gtrla _fe_._V
; ory. Cental a T . and Wajlej \u25a0 «, \u25a0 *«r»c«F.»

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