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MALE HELP WASTED — Continued
SUNSET EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
420 6th «.. Oakland. Phone Vernon 136.
6ft Italian*. W. P. It. n.. $2.25 to $2.50.
«1 Austrian*. W. P. R. U, $2.25 to $2.50.
Go with the boss.
20 Italians, C. N. W. H. R., $2.25, free fare.
. 10 laborers, Oakland, $2.40.
1 dish wasber. hotel, $20, board, room.
5 teamsters, $2.50.
10 men. rock quarry, $2.&0.
Ail our Jobs are guaranteed or money re?undi*d.
WANTED— Young men to learn retail cigar
business; pood future for willing worker. An-
Fwrr stating age and references. Box 2636, Call
GO to the Grand Pacts Co.. 1303 Market 6t; a
gooc" salt for little money.
SHOE MAKERS wanted on repairing. 90 29th
st. 'A good steady man.
STEADY employment ?or boys from 16 to 18
Tp«rs. S4 First st. '
AGENTS WANTED
WANTED — Salesmen with Rood references for
leading fruit districts of this state. Address
Oregon Nurery Co.. Salem. Ore.
SALESMEN and SOLICITORS WANTED
SALESMEN— We . offer the best proposition la
the city; easy telling line; good money. See
Mr. Fitzgerald. Columbia Phonograph com-
pecv. 626 McAllister st
FEW live tgents. not afraid to work for results.
To each we will pay aalary and commission.
Get op party to see our beach property. Office
* £31 Van New ay. r -
FURNITURE FOR SALE
Bureau*, beds.carpets. chair*, cheap. Call p. m.,
23A Fyd^ral. off 2d. b*>t BrrßTit and Brannan.
OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE
SPECIAL day for" bargains' in , furniture. H.
BCEELLHAAS. 11th tt. cor, rtore. Oakland.
FURNITURE WANTED
IVSITIVELY the highest price paid for second-
hand furniture and household goods. FISHEIi
A BERNSTEIN, S3l2. Mission rt. near 29th.
$5,000 worth 2d hand furniture wanted. J. H.
WILEY. 661 14th st nr. Church: tel. Mfct. 4822.
LAUNDRIES
GREAT EEDCCTION-^-20 per cent off oa ail
laundry work of $ 1 or -over when patrona bring
and take away their bundles. Favorite Laun-
dry. 2133 Fillmore st
ORIENTAL LAUNDRY,
1776 Ed<Jy ft.. 8. F. Tel. We*t 6*61. Hotel
aad restaurant werk a tpeclalty. \u25a0
CAPITAL LAUNDRY, :5<52 Geary st. West 8148;
lades' and gcits' *esa a upeclalty; delivery.
NEW CITY LAUNDKY— Specialty family work.
1315 EiSr. ' Telephone West 2463.
- . INFORMATION WANTED
FRANK HARRISON, late of Brighton, inquires
for bfs uncle. William Harrison, who left
Portslarte abort 36 years ago; his nephew
Frank Is anxious to tear from him. Address
Pally N>wg. CartPrtoa. New Zealßnd. *
BUSINESS PERSONALS
BAG carpeuTt "wove to order and for eale; also
chenllle-woTe rugs, silk portieres; handsome
Cuff regs rsaflp from your o!d carpeta; send
?ir*rl?C!::ars. Geo. Matthews. 709 sth tt. Oak.
WIGS, trnpeee. front p!e<"es. that fit; purest hair
used'; bair dressing, shampooing, dyeing, etc.
G. LCDERER. 2271 California at neac Web-
ster, fonm-rly at 123 Stockton; estab. 1566.
HARNS ENGLISH HAIR TONlC— Cures bald-
.-.\u25a0\u25a0- and dandruff; restores hair to its uatcral
color; rr* r e2tB hair from turning gray. For
ssle at Hair Store. 1552 Bush st.
S. STKOZYNSKI CO.. 1250 Sutter st— Wigs
and 111 1 \u25a0.:;•\u25a0•* as they should be made; artistic
bsir dressing, manicuring, facial treatment
t:i(i hair gyelng; Marcel waving. ...\u25a0-\u25a0-/
GETTING beld? Your hair . falling out? Call en
os: -consultation free; results guaranteed.
FRIEDA M. HOTTER. 1627^ Sutter «t; tel.
W. 41S8.
K. S. C. Medical Co.. manufactorers Kemp's Sop-
positorlea for all female weaknesses, resumed
business. 543 Van ''Ness ay. : pbone Frkln 5396.
UNCALLED for salts, overcoats and trousers at
Ipm tbsn cost at CHAS, LYONS, the London
U'.lor, 1422 FlUmore st bet. Ellis & O'Farrell.
MADAM VAN DER KAR. professional liair
dressing, scalp and face massage, manicnrlng
and fhampocicg. 1111 EIIU st. gear Gough.
WRITE O'CONNOR^ Monterey, at mineral
. *prinfs. for water that CURES stomach, kid-
r.e.TH. rheumatism, cerreg. :' -\:
PACIFIC STATES Detective Bureau— All classes
dpteotlre work successfully handled. Cor.
nilmor* and I»lne t>tn.
CALIFORNIA Institute cf Science— Hopeless ln-
- valids \.f-i. \e-t cf pronounced Incurable
1060 Valencia st
rEOFF.SSIOXAL Rca'.p treat; facial massage and
;n no .curing; laflles or gents. 1906 Sutter «t.
BATTLE CREEK treatments; corns removed
without pela; lady operators. 1261 G. Gate ay.
SUPERFLUOUS bair removed by electric n«*dle.
MRS. JEFFRIES. 1694 Sutter: tel. West 3420.
MDS. DR. F. R. GASS, chiropodist 1600 CaL at?
the Bradbury; formerly 637 Geary; brs. 1 to 5.
RUGS made fnSq, old carpets. Alameda Rng
Works. Alameda. Cal.; freight paid one way.
MRS. CCMMlNGS— Snperfluous bair removed
with dec, needle; work guar. 1175 O'Farrell.
MRP. HELEN DERBER. graduate masseuse;
y>ctrlpgl treatment. 1206 Golden Gate ay.
THEO. TREYER. wig and toupee maker. 602
California Ft. formerly of 831 Kearay st.
MANJCCRING nnd sreip treatment" 1423
Ptr lner ft. bet. Ellis and O'Parrell.<
FIRST CLASS upholstering done at your house
S. J. JF.NSF.N-. ITOI Turk Xt
HORSES, HARNESS AND WAGONS
BROWN HORSE left at DR. EGAVS VET-
EKINARY hospital, 1155 Golden Gate ay., by
J. P. Wblte. and supposed to belong ta F.
• Carlsnd. 69 Hermann st, San Francisco. UN-
CLAIMED, to be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION
at SCOFIELD'S STABLES. Brady -st near
Msrket, on Wednesday. November 6, 1907,
at 11 a. m.
AUCTION — Every Monday mornisg; fresh coun-
try horses and first class carte, harness, wag-
ons. Win. Clonjrb. •Auctioneer. 63 Duboce a,v.
ALL klods of beer wagons, lumber wagons and
cut und?r furniture wagons at KLEIBER'S, .
1436 Fo!*om gt. " • '\u25a0\u25a0 ....'.?".• .-.*;\u25a0
HORSES and ties of nil kinds for sale or hire;
4 almost new single wagons. 440 Pt Lobos ay.
J(fR e*le or blre — Baeiness horses. cT LT
Becker. 18 Sj-eamore ay. nr. Mission and 17th.
BARGAIN — « *ood horses for sale cheap. Ar-
r«<le Hww Market.' 331 Folwom St.
STORAGE AND MOVING VAN
AA— BEKINS VAN AND STORAGE CO..
Flrepr.Tof Warehouse,
lath *n<l Ml*sk<n sts. T*l. Market "13.
WILSON EilOS. CO. (Inc.)— Moving and storage,
cor. li'.'.i and Sanchez sts.; 1 block from Mar-
ket and Flllmore »t. cars: pbone Park 271.
fIE«CE-ItOI>OLPU Storsse and Moving Co.—
Main office Eddy and Flllroore. Teh West 828.
PACIFIC Storage and \u25a0Furniture Movinsr Oom-
rmnv. C22n Fill-nwi' «=t. Phon«> West 2«2a.
CARPET CLEANING
ANY or all of j-osr rurs. carpeta. furniture or
curtains cleaned on the floor without - removal
by the Vacuum Process Cleaner and Equipment
Co. Work positively guaranteed. ARTHUR G.
§ HEWITT. 37 2d St.. phone Temp. 1748.
IJ. carpeta and rugs cleaned on tbe <loor with-
out removal by tlie S. F. Compressed Air
Cleaning Co. Office end shop 15th st and San
"Bruno ay. ; pbone Market 2C72.
ALL ready for business — Pioneer Carpet- Clean-
flnir Works; temporary office. 911 Golden Gate
cv ; phone P&rk 531. J. SPAULDING A CO.
WEST COAST CARPET CLEANING WORJvS—
Cleaning, altering. laying. 1003 Valencia at.
Dear 21st: pboae Market 89$.
CLEANING sc. B*>st work cleaning: end laving
done by GISSLOW. SBOS 22d St. Tel. Mkt 2289.
Waits — li<"ll*ble carpet cleaning; alterations; ren-
ovating-, laj-lnjr. OS7 Waller *t Phone Park O<S).
CONKLIN BUOS.. carpet rleanlnp and laying.
1800 Baker cor. Geary. I'bone West 93.
AI'VAXCK Cerpot Oi-aclnjr Co. — Advanced metb-
o<l». /;BORGF. ffAU'OM CO.. «37 Turk «t.
DYEING AND CLEANING
SEND your dry cleaning to the Presidio' Heights
Pj-e Works and be forever satisfied. Call West
453 for trtenn. OT?.c+ 8a:«-3B33 Sacramento st
BAMBOO FURNITURE
15 All 800 furniture, tables, chairs, bureaus, et«.;
low prices. HAYASHI. 2100% Sutter st
BAMBOO furnltcre factory: also Japanese .arse.
B. TST'SAKA. 142« TOfrgtyr _st.
UPHOLSTERERS
X. H. O'RORKE, upboiuterer and mattress
miik-pr: tel. Market 1U23. 413 Grore st
TRUNKS
TRUNKS, enit ca^e^s. band bajrs: leather goods;
l»-i-jr> ortces. 39-41 Ellis at
CITY REAL KSTATB,
SECURE HOME NOW <
We have beautiful modern 4 and 6 room
, cottages, large basement, excellent location,
ea*y terms: convenient to car line; also lota
for sale; similar terms at a -sacrifice; see us
today. Apply RYAN LUMBER YARD, Army
opposite Bryant. • -
SACRIFICED— S. line of H st, 32:6 E. of 17th
ay.. $1,900: also W. line of 16ta ay., 150 8.
of H et. 25x120, $1,450, and W. line of 14th
ay. 231 S. of I St., 100x128, $3,600; owner Is
building and needs cash. 1163 Devisadero. cor.
Eddy. TeL West 3119.
FREE excursions to Edge-mar, * the nearest sea-
aide euburt), 9 miles from city hall. Lots
sold on Installments. Prices $250. upward.
Make excursion seat reservations at ROGERS,
YOUNQ & CO.'S. sales managers for Edgemar,
2350 Mission st
SACRIFICED for $2,000—25x100 in S line of H
ct., £2:6 E of 17th ay.; street bitumlnlzed. wa-
ter, gas. sewer; facing G. G. park; owl car
service. Owner. 1113 Devisad<ro cor. Eddy.
$400 Good view lots near 29th and Mission en
the living rocks; easy terms; Mission st. cars
to Crescent ay. on to first street to right 17
Rnscne. Al«o booses.
$2.250 — Cottage, 4 rooms and bath, enclosed
porch; large garden; 12 ft. basement; easy
terms; 2 blocks from 29th and Mission sts.
8310 Mlfsion St
PARKSIDE— Marine view ioS and blocks*
bouzht sold and exchanged. E. J. HOOPER,
26 Montgomery et.
$4.750 — 2 fists, S and 6 rooms; modern; on Guer-
rero car line; mortgage $2,800; great bargain.
3310 Mission at . : -
$1.250 — Cottage 4 rooms, 1 block from Cort-
land ay. school;. $350 cash, $10 per month.
8310 Mission rt.
$2.000 — Cottage. 4 rooms and bath; 200 feet o3
Mission at.; $500 cash, $22.50 per month. 8310
Mission st.
$S50 — Lot; grand view; near Green and Mont-
gomery sts.; ready to build on. Box 500, Call.
J. A. ADAMS, surveyor, removes te 779 Market
«t Rwlaeno. ltfi McAllister st.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE
NOTICE— TO SAVINGS BANK DEPOSITORS:
I have a number of choice residence lots in
the "CENTRAL OAKLAND TRACT." with all
street work complete, and a protection against
all undesirable improvement ». Prices ranging
$1,260 and upward each, which I will exchange
for an equivalent amount of. assigned savings or
commercial deposits in any of the leading banks
In Oakland or San ' Francisco, allowing' 100 cents
on the dollar for any of the accepted assigned
accounts. If account , does not equal value of a
lot selected I will accept easy payments on bal-
ance.
; Apply at ewe to RICHARD J. MONTGOMERY,
t 4003 Telegraph ay. cor. 40th St..
.;.-. . J ; "Central" Oakland, Cal.
*S.BOO-^Very easy terms. .
8 bedrooms upstairs.
1 bedroom and bath downstairs..
Hot air furnace. •
Handsome paneling throughout lower floor.
South front; 200 feet from ears: • ' • ' :
' Address box 1211, Call office, Oakland. •- .' -
f 12,000 — Very easy terms. ". "•- - ..
Lot 70x148 feet; northwest corner."
Bungalow. Swiss chalet. .
Exterior plaster and wood; Interior 'finished en-
tirely in redwood. / ' \u0084.*. v
7 rooms and bath. •
One of the most unique, artistic places In
Piedmont ; • ' .J
Must be ceen to be appreciated. ?. \u25a0
* 2 blocks from car terminal at Piedmont Park.
Superb panorama of bay. Golden gate, Lake
Merritt, etc.
Address box 1212, Call office, Oakland.
FOR BALE.
VERY ATTRACTIVE NEW HOMES IN PIED-
MONT.
FINE VIEW OF THE BAY.
$7,800; very eaer terms.
. Lot 46x125 feet; 7 rooms, 2 stories.
S bedrooms, servant's room. .
Sleeping porch: bot air furnace. ••^' : . i:j
Hardwood floors downstairs.
3 bjocks from cars. • '\u25a0*'"..,,-
Address box 1213, Call office,' Oakland.
$3.ISO— NEW 7 ROOM RESIDENCE— S3,ISO.
Strictly up to date and stylish; finest location
la sunny Fruitva>e; high krounds; close in;
large lot; grand view; 10 minutes service to
6. F. ; several more 7 room homes in choice lo-
cations, near the lake and local; small pay-
meat dowa. balance like rent. •\u25a0«
B. J. PA VERT, owner and builder. 1015%
Broadway, rooms 21, 22. Phone Oak 9505.
Res. phone Merritt 161. Office hours, 10 to
11 and 2 to 8. -
L'.-W HOMES BUILT TO SUIT.
~~~- '- FIGURE THIS OUT I
Invest $2,250 in a new pair of flats: well built;
close in. and large increase of value in sight;
rents $600 per year. Isn't this a snap?
RUSSELL" REALTY CO..
34 Telegraph ay. Oakland, 1461
HOUSE. 7 rooms, all modern: cost °over $6,000;
price reduced to $4,500 for quick sale; x>n Mar-
ket et. near San Pablo ay.; O double frontage;
2 etory bam. cement floor; owner must have
money; $1,500 will handle' this.
W. H. CORNELL. 468 11th st.
LARGE lot. Piedmont Echo ay. R. G R. depot;
_»tiyj_worfc all done. Owner. 1777 Page. S. F.
BURLINGAME REAL ESTATE
PON'T pay more for* promises than for tbe
real thing — don't, go way out and listen to the
siren song of «ome agent who pictures to you
proposed electric roads, fine sewer and water
etc. Go to BURLINGAME, where you
can «cc with your own eyes tbe improvements
already DONE— NOT PROMISED.
It has taken years to-make BURLINGAME
what It is today; roads were laid opt and lined
with shade trees long ago — lots were sold and
homes were built.' Electric and train service
NOW. You can connect with water. and- sewer
systems NOW. All the conveniences of a city;
such as gas, electric lights, telephones, etc.,
NOW. Some people dont think about these
things until they want them. Building a home
and waiting for all theee- conveniences for years
Is tiresome. Why should you, when you can buy
a 50 foot lot now for
$500 •
$50 CASH
$10 MONTHLY • •
NOTE— BO feet not 25.
We have about SO lots left near Burllngame
station. See our agent there, today. You will
never buy lots at our prices when these are sold.
Bay Shore Cutoff running soon. -\u25a0
LYON & HOAG.
636 Market st at Montgomery.
BURLINGAME GROVEV ' ' -
Lots 50x120 and a number of bungalows for
sale on easy terms; high class Improvements
free; building and liquor restrictions; S. P.
Co. station at one end of property and San
\u25a0Mateo Electric station at both ends; Bay
Shore cut off will soon be completed, wbea
prices will-fee raised: lots $600 and up.
BURLINGAME GROVE CO.. Monadnoek Bldg.
' BERKELEY REAL ESTATE
INCOME PROPERTY will give you bank credit.
I have a pair of cfiolce 6 room flats to sell
for $5,500 cash that rent now for 12 per cent
of the price; an exceptional bargain, as I seed
capital for other developments. See GEO. W.
MENEFEE. 3011 Shattuck ar., rear house,
Berkeley.
' REAL ESTATE— SUBURBAN.
MONTEREY REAL ESTATE. "~ *
Del Monte Heights has nothing in common
with any other suburban subdivision. Tbe trip
to the Hotel Del Monte alone is an Inducement
worth connidering. Send us your name. PHELPS-
LKWIS CO.. French Bank bnlldlng. 8. F.
BRIGHTON BEACH REAL ESTATE
FOR fine residence lots at Brighton Beach, on
\u25a0the new Ocean Shore R. 11., call or write H.
A. MACDONALD & CO.. 2235 Mission st.
FARALLON CITY REAL ESTATE
FABALLON CITY Is beach property, 10 miles
north of Half moon bay, on the new Ocean
ftbore road; 30 minutes' ride from the city
ball; price* low; i»rms easy; returns certain;
_ «gnr»lon« dally. Office at 251 Van Negs ay. —
SANTA CRUZ REAL ESTATE
HOMES, investments, lots, ranches, acre proper-
ties. EMBERT M. BROWN*. Santa Cms. Cal.
MARIN COUNTY REAL ESTATE
ARK Woggle Bug for sale^ — 5 rooms and bath ;
electric lighted; running fresh water connec-
tions on board ; open for Inspection dally. -
I'srk Kt. bridge, Alameda.
THE best list of Improved and unimproved prop-
erty; state plainly what you want W. L.
COC'RTRIGHT. 711 Sansome st. S. F.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WANTED. ~n ~~~
To boy about 20 acres If nd near the city,
with railroad facilities (spur track), -also water
facilities, if possible. Submit full particulars
by letter In i »*>*\u25a0! ifftifHUN 1 1'mnininnfrn i^yii
H. S. WHITE MACHINERY CO.. " i
flth anil Rrrant «r».. Sun Franciiwo. Cal.' '
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE
OAKLAND equities to trade for ranches. Box
1218.- Call -of lice. Oakland. . -
TO LEASE :.'_-?\u25a0_ j
FOR sale — Leas* of store; prominent location ;
. Flllmore - st. Box 1811. Call. i
THE SAN FRANCISCO M^li/,ERroA I<M.
COUNTRY REAL. ESTATE
WESTERN CANADA HAS WEALTH : AND -
ELBOW ROOM FOR ALL.
Land — $15 to 925 per acre;; easy. terms; home
of the winter wheat: many government cream-
eries in operation; finest stock country in the
world; write <or free illustrated - literature.
FERRIER-BROCK CO.. 18 Geary at, S. F.,
General Agts. Canadian Pac. Ry. Lands. ;
HERE is a snap . for any one wanting a good
ranch; 240 acres Al farming laud,: excellent for
fruit or vineyard; modern •\u25a0> house, : costing
$2,000; windmill, tank and bam; 1 mile front-
age on county road, V*. mile from railroad sta-
tion: price 17,500, part cash; easy terms. This
land Is cheap at |50 "per acre; \u25a0' investigate at
once,- For particulars address MR. FRANKS.
1243 Eddy st, or call evenings after 6. -...-\u25a0\u25a0
CALIFORNIA land SI acre, balance entire pur-
chase SI week for each 5 acres: no taxes; no
Interest; 5 acre tracts; level, rich, clear; ready
rto plow; under irrigation; : perpetual water
right; lnunedlate possession given; particulars,
map, photographs for 2c stamps. Stevinson
Colony, room 26, 703 Van Ness ay., San Fran-
cisco.
6 ACRE HOMF.S IN ALAMEDA. COUNTY""
$25 down, $10 monthly.
Rich and level; surrounded by orchards,
vineyard and nurseries; on 2 railroads;. 2 sta- 1
J tions: you will be pleased: ccc It
RICH-VALLEY LAND COMPANT
. 846 Market St., 3. F. , ->- v
COUNTRY home; 11 % acres In prunes, apples
and general orchard: large oaks; fine well,
tank and windmill; 7 room house and 8 room
cottage, furnished; " barn, outhouses, etc.; 4
blocks from Btation. ISADOR K. ASHER, Su-
nol, Alameda county. .- .• .• '"
11,500 — 1250 cash, balance 2 to 6 years; 20 acres
rich," level soil: cheap Irrigation all year
round; will yield $50 to $100 an h ere In al-
falfa : good fruit and vegetable land.
C. M. WOOSTER CO.. 702 Market 'St. ,
COUNTRY LANDS. - \u25a0
--,?>- .10 ACRE FARM.
Do yon want to become independent? Write
for our alfalfa circular.
C M. WOOSTER CO.. 702 Market St.
100 ACRE dairy ranch, under Irrigation: 65
acres alfalfa; creamery; 10 room house; barn,
etc.; improvements first ctesa: also country
borne and chicken ranch at Petaluma. T. F. A.
OBERMEYER. 270 Van Ness ay. '
IRRIGATED small farms; garden soil low price;
easy payments: bo/k Write O. M.
WOOSTER COMPANY." 702 Market. 2d j floor.
$3,000 — 60 acre ranch; 20 acres fnjlt vines;
fenced; cottaice. barn: terms; exchange; snap.
\u25a0 C. L. BOWEJtS. 46 Mnrket st. S. F.
CONTRA COSTA county real estate for sale.
Send for list D. J. WEST, Martinez, Cal.*
COUNTRY homes; send for catalogue. O. .M,
• WOOSTER CO., 702 Market at. 2d floor.
WANKED— For rash, small Improved ranch near
olty; W. NOONAN, 727 Douglass st *-•
CHEAPEST and best ia America. The Weekly
Call. II a year.- \u25a0 \u25a0 •
•\u25a0• MILL VALLEY REAL ESTATE .
GET A HOME '
• ' $10 PER MONTH . :
! . -' IN MILL VALLEY . ,
We are offering bargain lots. in Tamalpals park
at prices which you should take advantage of.
Next spring you will pay twice as much for
them. Land has more than doubled in value
here in the, past two or three years. This
should convince you of the 'great importance of
buying now. Large lots. 50x140, near tbe sta-
tion, $350 and up; terms, 1-5 -cash, balance $10
per month; streets graded and sewered; water
mains, laid; office opposite station,* where our
repre«entatires will be . glad to • show you the
property. Take • Sansallto' ferry. \u25a0--.:-
LYON & HOAG,
630 Market st. at Montgomery.
BOYLE PARK — Lots 50x150 ft-., 3 minutes' walk
'• • from depot; $400 and up; 1-5 down, balance
$10 mo. W. B. McGERRYA CO.. 45 Geary. \u25a0\u25a0
HALF MOON BAY REAL .ESTATE .
CITY OF NAPLES— Excursions dally. Half-
moon Bay Realty Co. JORDAN & LITTLE-
PAGE. 1443 Flllmore: phone West- 35. "
<; - * LOST AND FOUND •'
LOST— TaII black horse; Rpois ;on left side' of
neck, bead and back;, side gear buggy, black
Concord body; yellow plush rob*. . red lined;
brown striped blanket; yellow whip.. Return
to 1789 Eddy st. Phone West 3377. Reward, j
$100 reward for return or Information of my.
diamond sunburst (1 stone put)! lost on O'Far-
• rell st. bet Pierce and Swedenborg church
- Tuesday evening. M. SIMPSON. 1320 Pine st.
LOST— Between Flllmore and Union sts." and
Sanset district, a diamoud locket wlth«t>uckle ;.
.. monogram '"T. 3. L." .. Reward. C. A. WIL-
SON, Call pressroom.o
LOST—A black lynx muff, on Glay ' st « between
Walnut and Ist ay. gate st' the Presidio; re-
ward °on return to 8432 -Clay st. . \u25a0-.:
LOST — Sliver rimmed "spectacles, double vision,
• Thursday afternoon. • Return" to. cashier, this
office. '-jf- :. •:;•">>*,
GOLD" double BPad" 'snakfe' rlnie. r 4 ' chip : diamonds
for eyes. Reward. H. F. WULSH, 2921 21st.
PARTY finding the : citizenship papers "of A.
Papapastasen kindly return to* 390 3d st-
LOST— fSmall female black cocker spaniel. -Re-
t ward I , if returned to 34 Oolllngwood st, £ '
LOST— Locket; miniature gold safe. Return 'to
1784 Post st. and receive reward. ;
• ' PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING '
~~~ ; ~# rr ~ . :
WALL: PAPER, • WALL • LINING. -BURLAP.
PAINTS AND OILS. PAINTING. TINTING
AND- PAPER HANGINO. °N. BRACE, 459
VALENCIA ST. "PHONE MARKET. 4325."
LOWEST prices' on painting, papering; tinting a'
specialty. R. E. SWAN.. 4604 18th -at. .\u25a0-.'. .
HOUSE painting done reasonably; rooms papered,
tinted. »4.50 up. 1545 Franklin st. . - • '\u25a0
PLASTER DECORATORS
A. BRUNICARDI.& CO., artistic or plain work
from. drawings or plans. 3206 16th et.
INVALID CHAIRS . , ;
SOLD, rented, exchanged; manufacturer Eamea
tricycle chafr. 1808 Market if Tel. Fell 2911.
FINANCIAL ; J
FOR Immediate sale — 100 shares West Coast'
Realty Company, $750; par value $1,000. Ad-
dress H. G. 8.. 131 Ellis st. city.
GAS FIXTURES AND LIGHTS
SPECIAL sale on WelsbiacU lights- for 50c:" Gas
fixtures, globes, -tubing, gas plates, portables,
wholesale or retail. 473 Valencia at' nr. ICtb.
Pbone Market 5693. " , :
FOR SALE— Miscellaneous
AAA • • "'"\u25a0 _:.':" * ~~ T
Now is the time."
We need the money.
Just received 2 carloads offcast iron pipe.
. And fittings.
One carload of sinks
•To be sold very cheap for ; cash.:
. Brass goods away below cost. .
Open Snndays. 9 to ,4.
CASH REGISTERS — We make and sell 99 per
cent of the cash registers in the world. Our
guarantee is backed by " 25 years' experience
In making nothing but cash registers. We also
cell all other makes at from 25c to 40c on the
dollar. A large stock of second - band. Na-
tionals on hand at all times. Easy payments.
THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO.,
1283-85 Golden Gate ay.,
\u25a0-\u25a0 San Francisco, Cal. , :''.-i.,".
CONTRACTORS, ATTENTION. • \u25a0•' ' "
FOR SALE '
Strauctural Iron I beams, ; columns, built up
work, window weights, anchors, , band iron, Joist
bangers, etc.
h: s. white machinery company, "
9th and Bryants sts.
NEW. old, second baud, damaged building mate-
> Hrls, lumber, laths, shingles, doors, windows,*
toilets, batbs, sinks, basins, hoppers, . pipe fit--
tings, gas fixtures, -mantels, tiles,, grates; ab-
solutely % actual vaI.DOLAN'S, 1633 Market.
TENTS at factory prices: all .sizes : send for
catalogue. W. A. PLUMMER, 115-117 Druram
et. San Francisco; tel.' Temporary 3053. "And
560-566 Franklin «t; Oakland; tel. Oak'd 2553.
A — HALF down, balance en : oasy 1 terms.' buys a
bindsome TABLE LAMP. GAS STOVES and
GKS FIXTURES on sale. WELSBACH STORE,
S5l McAllister. St., San , Franelsco. £t£££BSSli&
DYNAMOS, hoists, rotarles, " , motor, t generator
sets from 1 to 300 K.^-W. for sale -or rent.
M. A. Farnsworth Electrical f M. & M. Wks.
.Note pew address. . 16 Natoma, st.', .
BEST equipped shop on the coast for mnfg.' pat-
\u25a0 ent articles, novelties, : tool' making, gear cut-
ting, dies, etc. V. SOLLMAN, 375 Natoma at.
near sth. ; • \u0084 '. ••\u25a0 »
UALLWOOD cash- registers: total adders: $25 to
$90; also Nationals. \u25a0: CASH REGISTER' EX-
CHANGE, 1183 Market St., Central Theater
building. ; >\u25a0:•.\u25a0\u25a0 .:-'...\u25a0 l
ARK " Woßgle ; Bug. '\u25a0 \ 5 r. and b. ; . elec. 1 Ighte<l ;
. i-nnnlnfr^frcsU water connection ; on board. Open
for inspection dally. ; Park , St., bridge. AlameVla.
DRUMMKKs" samples ladles' - suits.' 1 aklrts,' furs,'
etc., retailed at \u25a0wholesale prices; '.. big" bar-
gains • Drummers'. Sample, Shop. 1535- Bush st. ,
LAUNCHES.' new and slightly used:: Cal. l.auneb
Works. Pac. Coast - agents • for i Peninsular mo-
tor, Blanding . ay., . Park st; Alameda." '
FOR SALE— Miscellaneous-— Continued
REMINGTON; No. 6. typewriter for saleigood at
' . new; half" price. 'Apply .evenings, 1225 15th
.- : ay.., East Oakland.. • ... : :v: v v " 5 >*\u25a0>
$250 SEALSKIN. 1 almost : new, . size 88 ; unre-
deemed; $130. City Loan Office, 610 Kearny st
EDISON Moving Picture Machines and Stereoptl-
cons; bargain.; ; GEO. BRECK, 552 Grove st.
SAFES — Richardson Bros., - general agents Cary
- Safe Co. ; : permanently, located 930 Mission st.
FOR restaurant work and - supplies see : MAJES-
TIC SHEET METAL .WORKS, 1068 McAllister.
SECOND . band - French range broiler, donkey
'\u25a0 boilers, steam heater, tanks. 1247 Webster st
FOR eale-HSteam table, with plate warmer and
- serving shelt; good condition. 9 Stockton st. I
WE make all . the latest styles. PACIFIC
COAST RATTAN go., 511 Golden Gate ay.
BAMBOO furniture made to order; Japanese art
goods. Yokohama & Co., 2206 Flllmore st
McINTOSH & WOLPMANN. second hand ma-
chlnery; machine ' work.-. 313 Howard st,.:
KING'S OLD BOOK STORE. - 891 Golden Gate
ay. near Octavia st. BOOKS BOUGHT.
.WEEKS - HOWE - EMERSON CO.— They make
flags and . flag : poles. 61 Market st .
SAFES — New and -second hand. The Hermann
Safe Co., 120-130 Folsom st.
ELEGANT 3 seated top surrey, 2 seated trap,
cheap. Call 1964 Post-st. . - . '
2 MISCELLANEOUS WANTS
WANTED — 100 second hand saloon, store and of-
fice fixtures: highest prices paid. 300 Gough
st, corner Fell;- tel. Market 3415.
DRESS BUITS. TUXEDOS AND PRINCE AL-
BERTS BOUGHT. L. SKOLL, TAILOR, 707
GOLDEN GATE AY.; PHONE MARKET 468 L
A — GENTS' second band clothing - bought - and
sold, MUSIN'S, 1290 A Eddy st. cor. Buchanan.
WILL pay . any prioe * for clothing. : I. M. DE
MAN. 1629 Market St.: phone Market 22S3.
V MONEY TO LOAN
MONEY LOANED on furniture, . pianos and other
security; lowest rates; •' most favorable terms
in' the city; see others, then SEE ME AND BE
" CONVINCED. I WILL BAVE XOU MONEY.
$2.25 week repays $50 loan and costs.
GEORGE W. MILLER, .
. Room 35, SW. cor. Mission and 16th ets.
MISSION LOAN COMPANY— Loans on Furni-
* ture. Pianos, and valuables; also on salaries.
On furniture, etc. Monthly. Semi-Mo. Weekly.
$40— Pay back ......$4.80 $2.40 $1.20
Other sums In proportion; businees confidential.
Rm. 6, N'W. cor. Mission and 15th. Mkt. 2937.
AA — Before borrowing get our terms.' Loans on
furniture, >- pianos, - borsea, etc. (without re-
. moval) ; $10 to $200. HOUSEHOLD LOAN
CO., room 70, 609 Golden Gate ay. at Polk st.
- Phone Market 8329, or room 8, Macdohough
. building. Oakland. ° . •
MONEY loaned salaried people and others npon
their own names without tecurlty ; cheapest
rates; easiest payments; offices in 63 principal
" cities; save yourself money by getting our
terms first. TO LM AN, 787 Market, room 137.
• THE STRINGER LOAN COMPANY
Makes loans to salaried people without secur-
ity, repayable In small weekly or monthly
payments. Room 81, 10 3d at, adjoining The
Call. Room 5, 1015^ Broadway, Oakland.
EASY payment loans on furniture, pianos, wart-
houge receipts or security of any kind; busi-
ness strictly confidential; give us a call.
ILLINOIS TRUST CO., 1516 Eddy st. half
. block from Flllmore ; ' telephone' West 6745.
MONEY to loan— s 150.000 In amounts of $1,000
. to $20,000; first mortgage real estate only; talk
It over with us. * .
EDWARDS, CHRISTENSEN * GOODWIN, "
55. Geary: st ; ; Pbone Temporary 1471.
MONEY , advanced salaried people; low rates; con-
fidential; D.D. DRAKE, 9 Dean building, 960
"Market st: 12 Bacon block, Oakland; Bank of
Richmond bldg., Point Richmond.
'~ I HERMAN MURPnY, ~~
. -646 Market street.
Flrnt and Bpcond satgg., estates, legacies, etc.
ANY amount .on real estate, first or second
.mortgage, or on any security; no delay.
O. W. BECKER. 2111 Flllmore near California.
SALARY loans — Ladies and gentlemen, • without
j security; notes and commercial paper bought;
eaay payments. . Rm.« 313, Merchants' Exch.
ANY sum, Ist, 2<1. . 3d mortgages, interest in
estate*. R.-McCOLG AN, rooms 314-813, 26
Montgomery st. -•\u25a0\u0084\u25a0-. :.-,-.. ,\u25a0\u25a0;\u25a0.
ADVANCES on diamonds us usual. Baldwin Jew-
elry. Co.,- permanent office. 1261 -Van Ness ay.
LOANS on furniture, -piano. 'horses, etc." (with-
* out removal); private party. > 2111 . Flllmore.
ON furniture. and pianos in use; no commission.
V. TREMAIN. 726 -Buchanan st. near Hayes.
A— GOLDEN GATE rAV. LOAN OFFICE, 1292
„ Golden jgate e.t.,'_^. door. below .Fillmore-st..
MORRELL— Cash j loaned to salaried men on note'
- without ihdorser. 922 Monadnoek building.
HOMES built; part payment cash, bal. monthly.
Call bet 12 and 2 p. m.. 1362 Eddy tt
. '• . MONEY WANTED
. — -^ — -.-r. ~ — -\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0-. — .~--~— -~
ARE you satisfied with 4 per cent Interest when
. ' you can get as high as 7 and 8 per cent net on
. first mortgage. ' gilt edge > real estate • security ?
. TALK IT OVER WITH US. •
EDWARDS, CHRISTENSEN & GOODWIN,
55 Geary wt ' Phone Kearny 1471. \u25a0-' -\u25a0
MINES AND MINING
ASSAYING 60c; gold, .rich ore, etc., bought
"Pioneer Assay Company, 181 Dth st near Mint
MEDICAL
0 • . .• DR. KING,
• * • .- 719 Van Ness ay. f
• California's Leading Specialist for Women. :
Safety, Reliability. • •
LADIES: Consult a specialist wbo has treated
thousands .of. the most complicated and obsti-
nate cases WITHOUT ONE SINGLE FAIL-
URE. He Is positively the only regular gradu-
ate physician FOR WOMEN EX-
CLUSIVELY, ADVERTISING 7N SAN FRAN-
CISCO; stands high in the profession; has pri-
° vate and well equipped \u25a0 offices; has had 25
.years' experience; knows how to do things right
and Is master of °your. complaints. DO NOT
BE IN DOUBT NOR TRUST YOUR LIFE TO
MIDWIVES AND SELF-STYLED "SPECIAL-
ISTS,*' when for tbe same fee you may have
the benefit of his \u25a0 wonderful " sKlll. You are
welcome to his / OPINION AND ADVICE
" KREH, . especially those who have been - dls-
. appointed elsewhere. Consultations and advice
Ftrlctly PRIVATE and CONFIDENTIAL.
Hours 10 a.m. to 8 p. m. SundayH 10 a. m. to
2 p. m. . Lady office attendant. Private sani-
tarium when required. \u25a0 " ' • . •
•\u25a0 • DR. KINO. .
, " California's Leading Specialist for Women.
719 Van Ness ay., ' San -. Francisco, Cal.
.;-\u25a0 " DR. SYLVESTER'S OFFIOB, "
517 23d st nr. Telegraph -a y., Oakland, Cal.
LEADING SPECIALIST F6R WOMEN. °
/ Ladles— lf you are suffering from any aliment
peculiar to : your sex, '\u25a0 worried about your condi-
tion and need help, consult this famous special-
ist, because he is : truly the \u25a0 only regularly grad-
uated physician specialist for \u25a0 women - advertis-
ing, having 19 years of success — WITHOUT
ONE FAILURE— he gives relief— AT ONCE—
without drugs, operation or ' needless detention
from your occupation, with original — PAIN-
LESS— HARMLESS— methods: with , high pro-
fessional . standing . and qualifications I recognized
by the highest medical authority, with office
well appointed and strictly * private, he is tbe
SAFEST— AND SUREST— MAN i to - consult
WHEN YOU NEED HELP. Consultation and
advice absolutely free. Private "sanitarium
when necessary. - Fees moderate. Hours 9a. m.
to 9- p. m. Open Sundays. Telephone Oak-
land 7901. . ;
DR-. SYLVESTER'S OFFICE,
'. 517.23 d st nr. Telegraph ay., Oakland.' CaL
DR. O.W. O'DONNELL.
THE WORLD-RENOWNED SPECIALIST
FOR LADIES. .-,.
'.:\u25a0'\u25a0 My professional standing of ' 20 years' prac-
tire is a guarantee of my treatment and qual-
flee my .success;. -known in all parts . of > the
. country ; I every case > treated ; \u25a0no delays; Imme-
diate relief; I POSITIVELY GUARANTEE
- RELIEF In cases ' of . suppression and Irregu-
larities; treat.. all . female diseases, no matter
, bow long standing; ~ tbe unfortunate helped;
has - relieved ' thousands of most' obstinate, as
all cases have benefit of highest medical skill.
LOW FEES..
In' air cases of ; irregularities I have never
\u25a0 failed to effect a cure, and I will not fall in
your. case. By consulting « me save time and
money;' relief when others \u25a0 fall.
v FREE : CONFIDENTIAL ADVICB. \u25a0
Hours,' 9a. m. to 4 p. tn. t 5:30 to 8:30 p. m. !
Office & res., 1720 Geary bet Flllmore 4b Web. i
\u25a0 DR. G. . W. O'DONNELL. Tel. West 5387.
DR. WEST, offices 1033 . Golden Gate ay.— La- '•
dies'; specialist and : women's \u25a0 friend ' for \u25a0; many
'^ years. ...Immediate relief for the -most obstin-
ate cases at one visit";. 1 - No pain, no delay from
.home. .Low fees. ::Honrs, \u25a0 1-3, 7-8.:"* ;. \[
AA— DR. JAMES NEALV 1438 ELLIS ST. near
.- Wehster— Reliable ' specialist -* for -' female i cora-
plalntx and Irregularities; no \u25a0 trifling, 'sanato-
, rlum ; if. rteßlreil ; hour*.'' 10 a. m: :. to : 8 p; m.v
A— M RS. DR. : VYYETH., reliable ladles', special.
.. , Ist for - all female ; Irregularities ; -instant relief
puaranteed ; 30 years' ; successful practice. 1524
. Webster st. % near \u25a0 Geary ; \u25a0 open , Sundays. '• v"
DX. KOHL, reliable ladies' specialist for all: fe-
: \ male Irregularities ; t instant \u25a0•\u25a0 relief ; guaranteed.' '.
\u25a0 -i 152^ - 4 We-bster .: st. near ; Geary : ; open, Sundays.,?^
DU. C. C. '.O'Donueli; renowned female specialist,'
• '812 Devisadero . bet. McAllister and G. G. ay.
" \u25a0 \u25a0 . - : '.'- / \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 7 \u25a0-\u25a0:.\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0•.\u25a0. \u25a0\u25a0,-.-•-
MEDlCAL—^.Continned
DE. " GDNN, 1632 Ellis «t. opp. Orpheum— Old-
est, 1 safest, most - reliable 5 ladies f specialist;
Vnever falls; -fee- S10; advice ..free.; - :
DR. and MRS.X DAVIES* r method of treatment
824' Valencia" «t; between 19th and 20th.
DR. 17.'- P. WEST, formerly 511 A Leavenworth,
now at 1115 McAllister st \u25a0; ... '.-'\u25a0\u25a0
DR. ROSEN moved to 1269 4tb ay.. Sunset near
H st :' carllne. \u25a0: -.•\u25a0_- -\u25a0\u25a0-.-"./
DR. SYLVESTER'S OFFICE,
617 23d st. nr. Telegraph ay.. Oakland, Cal.
LEADING SPECIALISTS FOR WOMEN. .
The most reliable specialist known through-
out the country who. never fails and is the only
graduate physician advertising In Oakland who
treats woman exclusively. -
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
BUY,' rent or exchange, direct at factory, pianos
that sing their own praises. WM. L. SCHMITZ,
mfg.. tuner, repairer; everything guaranteed;
.20 years in his own building, 48 Bartlett st*
bet 21st and 22d, Valencia and Mission sts/
WHEN you buy at fake sales you pay 10 per
cent extra for i advertising expenses. HEINE
PIANO CO., 1466 Bush St., 1341 Golden ay.
- and 469 20th St. Oakland. f : ..
VICTOR. EDISON, COLUMBIA— AII kinds talk-
Ing machine and music box repairing ; charges
moderate. Byron Mauzy, 1175 O'Farrell st :
PARTY having met with reverses will sacrifice
a beautiful upright Fischer piano. Apply 471
>20th st, Oakland.
ALMOST given away — Storage piano; dirt cheap.
Whltehead Storage, 405 San Pablo ay., Oakl'd.
SOHMER. Byron Mauiy pianos. Cecelian piano
players. BYRON MAUZY. 1178 O'Farrell st
NEARLY new upright left to sell, party leaving
' city. Hornung's, 1554 Eddy st near Flllmore.
CHEAP for cash or payments, new and used pl-
anos.v JOS. SCHMITZ & CO.. 430 Devisadero.
RENT a new piano for S3 per month. SCOTT-
CURTAZ PIANO CO.. 660 Hayes st. -". ' \u25a0\u25a0[.
PRIVATE party must sell Web*r piano; In good
condition; |115. 1466 Bush st.
SMALL Fischer upright. »S7. HEINE PIANO
CO.. 1466 Bush st. \u25a0 '\u25a0— \u25a0 ;
... t\u25a0' MATRIMONIAL " ,
MECHANIC,' 36, \u25a0 some means, ' sober and In-
dustrious, considered good looking, desires cor-
respondence with refined, good looking working
girl. Address box 2629, CaU office. .
DO not be deceived; the only reliable ' matri-
monial bureau you will find Is MRS. WOL-
• TEE'S, , 1711 Geary st ; established 1900.
LADIES and gents wishing to - marry call or
' write MBS. MCCARTHY, 573 Haight St.; send
25c for information. . •
MATRIMONIAL - bureau — Introduces personally or
by mall. MRS. KOHLER, 1448 O'Farrell st.
MATERNITY HOWES
S. P. LYING-IN HOME, 1191 Oak st. near Vark.
DR. LORD, phy. in charge: diseases of women.
MODERN AND NOVELTY MANUF'RS
MODEL. and experimental work In all branches;
mechanical instruments; .special machinery;
fine mllllng*& universal grinding; tools & dies;
gears; presswork-; novelties manufact'd. M. P.
BCHELL. 1759 Union at bet Octavla h. Gongh.
OFFICES 'Am STORES JO LET
GOOD business, corner store; 4 rooms, yard,
basement: alterations.? 24th and Guerrero sts.
Apply 2872 Folsom st .* :-•/;•.;
DIAMOND, .819— Store and - kitchen; good for
notions, -dry goods.-. fruit store, etc.; $15.
\u25a0'LOFTS 'TO -LET
LOFT containing 3,375 square*- feet; fine 'light.
Apply M. A. Farnsworth Electrical M~. 4 M.
wks., 16 Natoma st. near Ist. Temp. 4269.
COTTAGES TO LET
ONE 6 room cottage, large basement; conven-
ient to car line; (18 rent; also 4 room modern
cottage alongside car line.. Apply RYAN
LUMBER OFFICE, Army opposite Bryant at.
APARTMENT HOUSES
THE comforts of borne and the luxuries of a
modern hotel are combined in
THE GABLES, %
S. E. corner Cloy and Larkln.
Apartments of 2, 3,4 and 5 rooms.
DORIO APARTMENTS— Now " open; elegantly
furnished; fireproof building. .B7o Post st bet
Hyde and Leavenwnrth.
APARTMENTS
CLINTON APARTMENTS^Ne! cor. /Jones and
Washington — Open Oct 1; furninshed or unfur-
nished apartments of 3. 4 or 5 rooms; magnifi-
cent marine view; near -Fairmont Hotel; eaay
access -to business center; all outside sunny
rooms. MRB. HELEN M. HARDINQ. Prop.
•' -" '.•"\u25a0\u25a0" /\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 " • '.\u25a0HOTELS \u25a0"'-•\u25a0 / •
THE' MASON. 40 Fulton st. near Larkte— Hand-
somely, furnished rooms; modern conveniences;
steam heat, electric lights, gas, hot and cold
water; call bella; all outside rooms: reason-
able! central: location; near City Hall. ..
HOTEL YORK. \u25a0 . T"
\u25a0 Cor. Larkln and California.
A quiet beautiful place
. overlooking the city; S mln-
c utes' ride to business dls-
\u25a0 . . trlct' A family hotel, cater- -
Ing to the very highest class
of permanent and transient
- - guests. , - Excellent " table:
o best of service; beautiful
appointments. . -•-
Write or phone. Franklin 8424.
"?\u25a0 '\u25a0\u25a0. \u25a0-"\u25a0 HOTEL AMERICA, '>
«. 1045 Market st.
60c to $2 per day.
Special rates by v the week or month.
A medium priced hotel, with all modern con-
- venlences. \u25a0 " ."
J. H. GAGE. Manager. '\u25a0\u25a0
RooMB— 6oc TO f1.50 PER DAY— ROOMS
PLANTERS' HOTEL
COB 2D AND FOLSOM STS.
150 neatly furnished outside rooms; hot aad
told water -In every room; . electric lighted;
weekly rate |2.50; Ist class cafe In conjunction.
ROOMS— SOc TO *1.50 PER DAY— ROOMS
PLANTERS' HOTEL.
. COR. 2D AND FOLSOM STS.
150 neatly furnished Outside rooms; hot. and
c.old water In every room; electric lighted;
. weekly rate $2.50; Ist class cafe in conjunction.
HOTEL BRlLLlANT— Reinforced concrete build-
ing; 200 rooms;. 100 private baths; permaneats
solicited. Turk st. bet. Polk and Larkln.
" . \u25a0 ' » ' ..
HOTEL NORDEN, 758 Howard bet. 8d and 4th;
hot-cold water and steam heat In every room;
elevator service; rooms 50c. 75c, fl per nljht;
S3 per week. CHRISTENSEN ft - NELSON,
Props. First class grill and cafe In connection.
HOTEL BERLIN. 839 Valencia st. near 16th—
Just opened; hot and cold water" In every
room; free baths, -reading and billiard rooms
on main floor; also ladles' parlor; pbone end
- call bells; rates $2 to $4 per week. \u25a0
ROYAL HOUSE, cor. 4th and Howard—Just
opened; European plan; .rate*. 60c, 75c, $1,
91.50 per day; reduced. weekly rates; reading
room; hot and cold water In every room; baths.
HOTEL ST. ANN, San Francisco's most elabo-
\u25a0\u25a0 rately , furnished hotel ; \u25a0 European plan ; up to
date; reasonable; - phone, bath 'In each room.
Northeast corner Turk and Taylor .sta; ,-\u25a0
-.:•\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 . HOTEL AETNA. '
1617 PINE. BT. NEAR VAN NESS: SUITEa
AND SINGLE ROOMS WITH OB WITHOUT
BATHB; NEWLY FURNISHED.
MECHANICS' HOTEL— IOO nicely furnished
rooms $2 to $S per week; the. best hotel In
Ban 1 Francisco for the money. 279 13th et,
near glass- works. • ;
MARLBORO, 1544 Polk St.; from ferries- take
Sutter cur, transfer on Polk; European ; sin-
gle or suite, $4 weekly; special rates monthly;
transient. .. .- - \- \u2666 .
THE HUMBOLDT, 1134 MUslon St.- half block
- from postoffice; sample rooms . and restaurant
attached; rates 60 cents up; $2 per week
; and, up.* <••\u25a0•'• *."<\u25a0'- ,r ."..-.\u25a0,.. , -'"\u25a0 •
HOTEL ST. GERMAIN— Modern furnishings;
centrally located; rates reasonable; fine sunny
rooms. MRS. J. J.CASS. 691 Folsom cor. 3d.
THE ANGELUS, 224 4th st near : floward—
- . Hot - and i cold - running water; , sunny, rooms;
\u25a0\u25a0 bath: all cars. trans, to 4th; |2 weekly up.
HOTEL' ENTERPRISE, U44 Market st— The
most modern house on the street; single or en
\u25a0 suites with baths from 60c to (2 per day.
HOTEL CHEItOKEE. 629 Golden Gate ay. bet.
Van Neßs and - Franklin— Beautifol, sunny
i.'rooms, .with free bath; $1 up. . -
HOTEL CRYSTAL — Modern: transient a special-
ty. Tel. Mkt. 2193. 571 McAllister; 842 Fraaklln
THE ARCADE ; HOUSE— The cleanest and best
• - ventilated house , for the price; * large \u25a0 reading
-.\u25a0'.: room;: rates 25c.:, 42 Clayj st
THE Blenheim \u25a0 Hotel, cor.' Bush , and Franklin —
».-> Sunny ; rooms ; homelike ' in '. every detail ; * take
Butter st» cars;to Franklin. \u25a0 .. / V
HUNTER HOUSE— Furnished rooms by the day.
:.;\u25a0 week or month; rooms 25c up; , reading room
. for guests. -; 681 : Howard st / \u25a0;- \u25a0 _~';-rjgQegk}
THE KEARNY— NewIr * furnished throuzho«t ;
rooms by the day. v»ek or month. .712 Kearny
st. .Tel. Temporaty 8510. ; ,-
NEWTON HOTKL."3S3 9th st— so sunny rooms;
::' new; - hot. '. cold \ water,"; elec.,*, gas: . $2 : week.' up.
BTANDARD HOTEL, 6th and Fc"^m— «oo rooms
25c to 00c per night; $1.25 and ?_'.oo per week.
' HOTELS— Continued
HOTEL CLAY. 3?8 3d : 'aL-^'oe a day. 12.60 a
week; hot and cold water tn every room; eltc-
trie lights; bell; baths.
THE LOYAL HOUBU; 'fine* tunny rooms; 23c.
60c, 91 ; . transient especially. 654 i Howard st ;
reading rooms for guests.
HOTEL OSIOYA— IOO fine rooms. 23c up daily;
91.50 up weekly. 4 St. Mary's place cor. Pine
near Kearny. Utflß
NEW POSTOFFICE HOTEL. 596 Steveneon st
or 1093 Market st— Booms 33c up to 93 per
week. , •
THE OAKLIN. 45 Fraaklln. newly furnished
rooms; modern;. transient MRS. E. SCHLUEB.
METROPOLITAN HOTEL— Nice, sunny rooms;
bath free; $1.75 week and up. 975 Harrison.
THE BEVILLE. Just opened: modern conven-
. iences; rent reasonable. 553 Van Ness ay.
HOTEL ARCADE — 100 rooms: running water;
75c to 91-30 per day; transient. 131 3d st
THE KENSINGTON. 228 6th st — Elegantly fur^
1 nished and sunny, rooms; reasonable rates. .
RUSS HOUSE
Modern ; . rates - 73c up. 620 Hayes tt.
HOTEL ST. DANIEL. 259 6th St.— Every room
modern; :35c up; 92.25 week; transient
HOTEL LEWIS — Modern ' rooms. 60c up; 92 a
week. 315 3th st corner Folsom.
CASA LOMA— Furnished rooms, with or without
- private bath. 610 FPlmore st.
V FLATS TO LET
VALENCIA st. 1442. at 25th— 5 room modern
light flat and storeroom, 932.50; also 1444
Valencia st, 5 room modern fiat and store-
room, 930; also 3 room light basement flat.
913. Apply owner on premises, 2 o'clock.
CALIFORNIA St.. 2517 — Raymond Apartmettta-T
Ideal apartment flats to rant: 6- large sunny
rooms and bath r wall bed* and every modern
. convenience; new and up to date; rent 937.60'
to 960; references required.
ALVARADO St.. 64, bet* 22d and 23d, Valencia
and Guerrero — Large, sunny room, grate and
gas; reasonable.
CASTRO st. 166, near 15th— Flat, 6 beautiful
rooms and bath In every room; basement;
sunny yard. 3
FULTON st. BS3. . near FlUmore— Flat of 4
sunny rooms; all conveniences; adults; refer-
ences. \; ...
CORTLAND ay.. - 1225 — Upper flat 5 rooms and
s bath; new and modern; 920.
ELEVENTH ay. ,• 449. nr. Pt Lobos— Upper new
6 rooms, bath, yard.* storage; reasonable rent.
11TH ay.. 1231, near H — Flat, 4 rooms and
bath; rent reasonable. "
MINNA at.. 1323, near 14th— New flat; 4 rooms
and bath: 980.
FLATS FOR - S ALE— Fnrmiahed
FURNISHED flat for sale; 6 rooms; 8 roomers
and boarders pay for all expenses; every enn-
venlence. 27038 Mission near 23d: rent fSO.
ROOMS FOR HOUSE KEEPING .
OAK. St., 2001 — After tbe Ist, some of our best
. rooms; modern; reasonable ; nark cars at the
. door. See us for a beautiful winter home.
Phone Page 814. • \\
CORTLAND ay., 1223— Upper flat, 6- rooms and
bath; new and modern; 920.
DOLORES St., 818 — 3 furnished bouse keeping
rooms; private entrance; gat.
STAN Y AN st. 943—2 sunny, large, furnished
rooms; running water; gaa range; no children.
2 - HOUSE keeping rooms. Southeast corner
Fair Oaks and 22d sts. -
ROOMS TO LET — Fnrn'd and Unfura'd
GUERRERO St., 144. near Market— Large, sua-
ny, front room; big closet; privilege of bath;
man or business woman preferred; new flat;
quiet family: reference required; 916; for 2,
920. CaU after 4 p. m. '.
MAYFIELD rooming house, 230 Grove st (opp.
Van Ness theater): 84 rooms; bot bath freer
85c and 600 per night 92 and 92.50 per week.
J. N. LEDERLE. manager.
NEW St George, 391 sth st, cor. Harrison (for-
merly 812 Kearny st); furnished rooms; elec-
tric light and clothes closet every room; 83c
per night; 92 per week; reading room. \u25a0
SAN REMO HOTEL— Beautifully furnished
rooms with private bath, if desired, by the
day, week or month; European plan. i»0fl McAl-
lister st. cor. Laguna. Phone Market 8083.
THE CAUMEL, 126 3d st nr. Mission For^
nlabed rooms, 60c. 73c and 91 per day; 93 to
97 per week; running water in each room.
M. E. BCHOFIELP. Prop.
925 — Front and back parlors; very large; sunny;
newly furnished; . marine view; very reason-
able. 1442 Lombard near Van Ness; private
\u25a0 home,' or will rent separate; pboce.
FURNISHED rooms, single and en suite, with
or without bath; rent reasonable. Motor Lodge
apartment 1353 Bnah st. .
GREEN St., 18S8. near Laguna — Large, light,
bay window room; gat and bath; doubla bed;
also a small room. ..
HAIGHT st, «16 — Large, sunny, handsomely
furnished room for 1 or 2 gentlemen; refer-
ences exchanged.
SCOVILLE, 82 Market st — Have over 100 rooms
on my list; furnished and unfurnished; with
or without board.
MCALLISTER, 1912 — Large, newly furnished
room suitable for 2; use of kitchen If de-
slred; 912.
TURK st., 811 — Elegant newly furnished rooms,
j en suite, single; suitable professional man ex
lady; reasonable; other rooms; day, week. mo.
27TH St., 211 — Furnished rooms to let for 2
gentlemen; 2 beds In the room; rent 910 per
month for. 2.
BUSH st, 2341— Pleasant, newly famished
rooms;, running water.
ELLIS st, 1032—2 large, bright, unfurnished
attic rooms; marine view; low rent.
FAVORITE Booming House, 810 Eddy st. sear
Larkln — Per night 23c up: by week, $1.50 up.
FILLMORE st, 863 — Sunny front - bay . window
room, suitable for lor 2 gentlemen t 913. .
GEARY tt, 2253 (rear cottage)— 99 a month for
2 men; large furnished room; 2 bads. See this.
GOLDEN GATE ay., 1330— Excellent famished
rooms. .\u25a0-\u25a0•\u25a0 - • \u25a0
GOLDEN GATB ay., Io3lA— Nicely furnished
front parlor, suitable for 2 or 8 persons.
LYON st, IS2O. nr. Sacramento — Rooms for gen-
tlemen, comfortably furnished; private home.
MAYBELLE. 211 Van Kess ay.— Newly furnished"
rooms; also transients. Phone Market 4344.
OAK, 419— .Elegantly furnished, sunny rooms, en
suite or single; modern conveniences; bath: phone,
POST st, 1551 — Sunny room; grate, water, bath.,
phone; . use piano; laundry, yard.- kitchen. .
SCOTT st.. 2040 — Sunny room, 91.50 per week,
and house keeping room. Phone West 2014.
BHARON st, 58. bet 15th and 16th, Church said
Bacchez — Lovely, sunny, unfur. rooms; cheap.
BUTTER st, 1723— Nicely furnished bay wia-
dow front room for light house keeping; quiet
THE Pioneer and Arcade — Booms 86c dally up;
transient 143-151 8d st .
TURK st. 1289 — Nicely furnished room ; run-
ning water;. private family; $15.
WINDSOR HOUSE. 143 6th st— Real homelike
rooms, 93 weekly up; modern improvements.
ROOMS AND BOARD OFFERED
SPANISH dinners served at 1906 Sutter; also
' furnished rooms. - - - •
BOARD — Martn County ""
FAMILY boarding; adults 95 per week, children
half rates: fresh eggs, milk and butter. Ad-
dress MRS. FARRICH. Novato, Martn connty.
BOARD AND ROOMS "WANTED
ROOM and board, $6.50 per week; 1 block from
Haight st. car. Addreaa 190 Devisadero st.
1 TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES
MONARCH VlslMe Typewriter— ln the Monarch
- Visible typewriter all ot the writing la In
full sight all of the time : otter makes, sec-
ond hand, at very, reasonable prices; we rent.
repair and inspect; before purchasing ring op
West 6609 or call at 1628 Devisadero st.
WOLF Sc ISENBRUCK. dealers. .
ALEXANDER A CO.. typewriters: all makes
: rented, including Smith Premier; desks, chairs.
etc. ; ask tor . prices partly \u25a0 used - machine*.
ALEXANDER, IS2O Flllmore at; phone West
6258.
THE .Typewriter Exchange offers No. 2 Smith
Premiers -as low as $.V« ; special bargains tn
\u25a0 other makes;. rentals and supplies. 1011 Gold-
en Gate ay.; telephone Park 973.
STEARNS , Visible Typewriter; the only visible
with ' decimal tabulator; also second hand, all
-.- makes;- rentals and repairs. < -The Typewrito-
- rlum, 1724 Flllmore st.
FRED W.. VAUGHN & CO.. Pacific coast deal-
; ers . Oliver ; standard visible typewriter: other
makes, second band. '.for sale. 907 Ftllmore st.
WJLr.TERA>«COTT/l.Hll Flllmore st. and 303
j>M»rfc»t:-pbftne.W»st'2o«. .
\u25a0 Jj, SECOND HAND CLOTHING
A A— HIGHEST price paid far second hand cloth-
teg;-: drop n» a line. CNCLB LKVT. SI 4th st
';._ SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS
WALTER & CO.. 1834 Geary st. above Flllmore.
. Phone .West 5775.
' SEWING MACHINES
DOMESTIC— Best, cheapest; aB Mads renttd.
repaired, exchange; needles and rappj I^* *°f
all makes. J. W. Evans, agent, 1638 O'FaneU
st near Flllmore; phone West 8601.
WILCOX * GIBBS Sewing Machine Company-
Located at 724 Turk st near Van Nea» ar. -
Manufacturers of the genuine Automatic.
SINGER, Wheeler A Wilson. soJd only by Singtt
Sewing Machine Co. A. C. BROWN. .selUn*
agpnt. 361 McAllister st near Pott. __
20 SECOND BAND machines to be sold Immedi-
ately. P^gT SHIRLEY. 1122 O. O. nr. Web«t»r.
i; SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE is hereby given that the copartnership
of Pryor & De Pasqual*. doing business under
the firm name and style- of "Surgeons* Electro-
Medical Manufacturing Company" and "Na-
tional Model Works." was dissolved on the
26th day of October. 1907.
• LAWRENCE PS PASQCALB.
M. MATS CD A. M. D.. ISI7 Lairuna near Pine.
_ Hoots 1 to 8 and 6 ta 7 p. m.
SLOT MACHINES
FOR sale and repairing dene promptly. .O.
SCHULTZE. 970 McAllister st
TRUSSES '
SPECIALISTS In truss fittings. CLABK-OAN-
DION COMPANY. 1238 O. O. ay. nr. Flllmore.
* SHEET METAL
I SHXET METAL AND PATENT CHIiKWTS. W.
1 , W. CLIFFORD. 620 TURK. Tel. Franklta «37.
WINDOW SHADES '\u25a0'•
ADVANCE window shade factory. Orders filled
at short notice. GEO. WALCOM. 937 Turk st
WINDOW shades made and repaired. - J. F.
HOTTER. 604 Larkia st Pbone Franklta 2303.
ASSESSMENT NOTICES
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.— PACIFIC TIN MINES
COMPANY. — Location and principal plac* of
business, San Francisco, California. Location
of mines, Port Clarence, District of Alaska.— *
Notice U hereby given that at a meeting ef
the Board of Directors, held on the 23th day
0 of October, 1907. an assessment (No. 1> of two
1 '(2) cents per share was levied upon the capi-
tal stock of tho corporation. - payable Imme-
diately, in United States gold coin, to the*
secretary, at the office of the cocupaay, room
16. 773 Market tt. San Francisco, CaL Any
stock upon which o thia assessment shall remain
unpaid on
THE 80TH DAY OF NOVEMBEB. 1907.
Will be delinquent and advertised for sal* at
public auction, and unless payment Is mads,
before will be sold on Wednesday, the 20th
day of December. 1907. at 1 o'clock p. m.. tr>
pay the. delinquent assessment together with
-cost of advertising and expenses of sale. By
order of the BoarQ of Directors. F. A. MAR-
RIOTT, Secretary.
Office, room 18. 773 Market st, San Fraa-
cisco. Cal. •
.:.'\u25a0 . LEGAL NOTICES . '.
\u25a0f ' NOTICE. !
TAXES DUE UPON ASSESSMENTS MADS Vt.
THE STATE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.
; Controller's Department. State of California.
Sacramento, October M, 1907. !
In accordance with th» prevision* of S«e>
tion 868S of the Political Code, notice ta here-
by given that I have received from the Btat»
Board of Equalisation the "Duplicate Record
ot Assessments of Railways." and the "Dupli-
cate Record of Apportionment of Railway
Assessments." containing the assessments upon
the property of each of the following 1 named
associations or corporation*, as fixed by said
State Board ot Equalisation for the year. 1907.
\u25a0 <\u25a0 vis.:
"• Central Pacific Railway Company, South Pa-
clflc Coast Railway Company, Southern Pacific
Railroad Company, Nevada and California
Railway Company. Southern California Motor
Road Company. The Atchlson. Topeka and
Santa Fe Railway Company. Northwestern Pa-
cific Railroad Company. Northwestern Pacific
Railroad Company (owners of North Shore
Railroad). San Pedro. Los Angela and Salt
Lake Railroad Company. Western Pacific Ball-
way Company. Boca and Loyalton Railroad;
Company. Nevada-Callfornia-Oregon Railway
Company. Blerrm Valleys Railway Company.
Sierra Railway Company ef California. Paeta*
Coast Railway Company. Psiaro Valley Consol-
idated Railroad Company. Nevada County Nar-
row Oauge Railroad Company. Lake Taooa
Railway and Transportation Company. Vallejo.
Benlcla A Napa Valley Railroad Company.
Northern Electric Company. Yosemlte Valley
Railroad Company, and the Pullman Com-
State and County Taxes on all personal
property, and one-half of the State and County
Taxes an all real property, are now due and
payable, and will be delinquent oa the last
Monday In November next, at 6 o'clock p. m.;
and unless paid to the State Treasurer, at tb*
Capitol, prior thereto. 3 per cent will be added
to the amount thereof; and unless* so paid oa
or before tho last Monday tn April next at 8
' o'clock p. m., an additional 3 per cent w!U be
added to the amount thereof. The remaining
one-half of the State and County Taxes oa all
real property will be due and payable at any
• time after the first Monday tn January next,
and will be delinquent oa the last Monday la
April next, at 6 o'clock p. m. ; and unless
paid to the State Treasurer, at the Capitol,
prior thereto. 8 per cent will be added to the-
amount thereof. - A. B. NYB,
. State Controller.
"" PCBLIO AUCTION. ~~~
To be told carsuant to a decree ef His Britan-
nic Majesty 7*7 * Hisrh Commissioner's Court for
tbe Western Pacific In an action HUMPHRY
BERKELEY V. WILLIAM HENRY CHRISTIR
OREIO. JAMES GREIO, DAVID BRUCB
GREIG. MARION GREIO ANDERSON, and
CAROLINE GREIO with the approbation ot
Bis Honor the Chief Judicial Commissioner by
the.. Registrar of the Court the person appointed.
by the said Chief Judicial Commissioner at the
Registrar's Chambers, Supreme Court House. 1
Sura, In the Colony of Fiji, oa SATURDAY,
THE BOTH DAY 07 NOVEMBER, 1907, at It
o'clock la the forenoon la one lot.
All those lands tn ii» Western Pacific Ocata
- known as FANNING ISLAND, situated la 3
49 minutes North Latitude - 159 <la-
! greet 30 minutes West Longitude, and WASH-
INGTON ISLAND, situated la 4 degree* 30
minutes North Latitude and 160 degrees West
; Longltnde, save and except all that pieea or
parcel of land situate oa tho Northwett tide
of Fanning Island to the north of the polas
known as BickneU Point • hounded oa the'
West tide by the foreshore of the tea »nii
on the East side by the Lagoon and contain-
ing an area of 88 acre* more or less dellne-|
ated 00 the plan referred to In an indenture'
dated the 23th day of March, 1904, mad* be-
tween His Most Gracious Majesty Klar Kd-
ward VII of the one part and the Pactfla
Cable Board of the other part and subject ta
the power of the Government of His Majesty,
King Edward VTI at any time to - resume
hereafter any further land In the said
Islands for public purposes and to exproariata.
occupiers therefrom on payment of such com-
pensation (if usj) as may be reasonably payW
able. 1
The said Islands are subject to the. Jurisdle*
lion of Els Britannia Majesty's Hlga CommU.
slonsr for the Western P; clflc. \u25a0 ,
Particulars and conditions of sale may be had
gratis of MR. HENRY MILNB SCOTT of Kldon
Chambers, Thomson Street. Suva. FIJI. Solicit/)?
haYtng the conduct of tho sale: of tho Regis,
trar of the Court; and at the place> of tale. '
I HEREBY give notice to all persons that I
will not be responsible or accountable for any*
bills or accounts ef any kind or nature what.:
soever, except made by myself personally, os
upon my written order. HARRY A. WEISS. '
SALOON. 21S 4th iw owned formerly by W. FV
Lesis, changed hands; all bill* aad claims
shall be presented In- 3 day.
PROPOSALS AND BIDS
NOTICE TO PAVINO CONTRACTORS. — Office
of the Board of State Harbor Commisslonen,
tjaloa Depot and Ferry House, Baa»rranclsco.
CaL, October 29. 1907. — Sealed proposals ot
bids will be recetved at this office at or prloi
to 2:30 o'clock p. nv, on Thursday, Novembei
7 1907, for furnishing materials and paving a
roadway on Center street (Sixteenth street).
on the water front of the city and county ot
San Francisco, hi accordance with the plans and -
specifications prepared therefor by the Assist-
ant State Enstoeer and adopted by the board
October 24, l§o7. and on file In this office, ta
which spect'tl reference is hereby made. "
\u25a0 It It estimated that 22.230 square feet ol
basalt block pavement and about 660 linear
fiet of nilC teche* redwood curbing It re-
ontred. and th»t 610 linear feet of stone curb-
ing (famished the contractor) has ta be stt
The basalt block* must he of best quality, ot
uniform grain and texture, and without lami-
nation or stratification or other defects.
No bid win be received unices It Is made ea
a blank form furnished from this office and is
accompanied by a certified check of uve (5) per
cent of the aggregate amount of the bid. pay.
able to the order of the secretary of the board,
as a guarantee on the part of the successful
-bidder that he will, withia six (S) day* after
the acceptance of the bid. enter into a written
contract to do said work according to tae \u25a0•
plans and specifications prepared therefor. ' and
will also execute and file with this board a
bond in such sum as the board mar deem.cd*
quate with a surety company to be approved
by the \u25a0 Board of State Harbor Commissioner*
. and conditioned for the faithful performance
of such contract; nor will said bid be constd
ered by thjs board unless delivered to the sec-
retary or to the assistant secretary at ths
office of the secretary at or prior to 2:34
o'clock p. m.. on Thursday. November 7, 1907.
at which tune, and place bid* will be opened,
The board reserves the right to reject any
or 'all bids if deemed far the best Interest oi
' * tb» state.* :
Bidders ' are . invited to be present at the
opening of the btds. ' '
W. V. STAFFORD.
HENRY J. CROCKER.
. W. E. DENNISON,
Board of State Harbor Ccinmlastoacra.
RALPH BARKER.
• Assistant State Enjraeeß,
W. B. THOEPE. SecreUsr,
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