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EMPLOYMENT WANTED— MaJ«—C©»
OACnENER. German, single, would like posi-
tion c-a gentleman's place; references Box
2757. Call office.
OTRMAN. oober, reliable and willing to work
t-wks position of aay kind. W. PAULSSEN
;,';5 r.ih st.
JAPANESE boy wants position as schoolboy in
small family. ir.niA Paye st. Phone Park*4»4.
VOI'NG man wants position In hotel, work any I
kind. Box 11*47. Call. 1601 Fillmore st.
MIDDLE AGED man wishes position as dish
wester. Address P. C. box 2SOS, Call.
HAH TENDER wants position. Write J. F BSS
Illinois rt.. city.
FEMALE HELP WANTED
W ANTED — Young women to learn telephone op-
eratls?; paid while learning; salary increased
after first two weeks and further Increased
sfier work becomes efficient.
Daily luncheons furnished free, and rest
rooms with matron In attendance.
Permanent positions; good chance for ad-
vancrment. Apply to
PACIFIC TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH CO.,
821 Hyde st. near Sutter.
OFFICE hours from » a. m. to 5 p. m. ; patrons
securing kelp are charged $1 registry fee. Par-
lor maid ana waitress for Oakland. $30; work-
ing house keeper for 2 gentlemen, $20; woman
10 work on a ranch a child no objection!;
tr*r pirl for a hospital, $2S, room «n«i board;
experienced chamber maid for hotM. $40, room
xnfl board. MISS PLUNKETT, 1896 Sutter st
corner Webster.
WANTED — A stenographer, permanent position;
girl with at least high webool education pre-
ferred. Address box 2729. Call office, giving
»C*. experience, references and 6alary desired.
AT GREENF.BACM, WEIL ie MICHELS'. 19TH
AND BRYANT STS.. OPERATORS WANTED
ON SHIRTS; ALSO EXPERIENCED EXAM-
INER; ALSO EXPERIENCED PR ESSE R.
WANTED — Lady with business ability: splendid
opportunity; references; call in morning. 6ulte
27. U. S. National Bank bldg.. cor. Bush and
Flllmore.
OUR emplo.rment <ippt. furnishes competent ste-
nographers and typists to user* of typewriters.
Remington Typewriter <"0.. lOTS Golden G. ay.
HAIIi DRESSING, uiillinerv 'aT-clit from A to Z
1 mo.. $5. Afternoon* anJ evenings. 42a 2d
ay., Richmond.
WANTED immediately— DistrU-t M-bool teacher.
FUfc Teachers' Agcn<y, 414 Studio building,
Berkeley.
VOCAL studio to violin or piano teacher 2 days
a week; rpatsoneble. 20<>5 Suiter, cor. Flllmore.
EXPERIENCED presgers on shirts. CLMAN,
SELIGSOHN & BROWN. 149 New Montgomery.
<iIRL. housework and cook, 3 In family; adults;
*r!en<lid place; pood wggeg. Apply 1245 Eddy.
GIRL wanted to assist In housework and cooking.
Apply forenoons ISSS Fell st.
IV.* NTED— Firct class laundress for Mondays.
Apply 3 o^o Page st.
OIHL for general housework and cooking. 1524
Buchanan st.
WASTED — A girl tn do housework. Apply 12l'S
Webster ft.
BARBERS AND SUPPLIES
BARBERS— WHY and BECAUSE
You sbould install HANDLE HEAD REST
ATTACHMENTS In your Shop.
Further information in regard to
\ these BUSINESS GETTERS will be rbeer-
M ?uliy supplied by any of our SALESMEN
Either at our STORE or on our SUPPLY
WAGONS.
A full SHIPMENT of HANDLE HEAD
' TEST ATTACHMENTS have been received and
we are prepared to fill all orders.
FIVE Second Hand Chairs. Leather
COVERED, in EXCELLENT condition, for
wile fit BARGAIN countPr prices.
DECKELMAN BROS.. Inc., 162-164 Turk St.
BARBERS— SPECIAL SALE— TEN per cent
discount on tbe famous PEERLESS and IN-
TERNATIONAL VIBRATORS during the
month of December: we have also Jtist received
\u25a0 carload of HANSON chairs aud combination
eases. BECKEL & PRESUER, Inc.. 471 10th
st. OAKLAND BARBER SUPPLY HOPSE.
BARKER chaire. $5 monthly.
Barker vibrators. $5 monthly.
Barker portable vibrators, $26, $4 monthly.
Old cbairs of all makes cheap.
JAMES BARKER.
MR. DRAKE. Manager— Phone Franklin 3495.
. 1618-1620 Frauklln st. near Pine.
I"<|R sale — A large, well known barber shop;
ehanee for a live man; tliaving ; doing
].«rge business; owner has other bu«!nes». Price
JI.OOO. Box m«. Call. 1«51 Flllmore st.
Al LOCATION in class A hotel; low rent, long
lease; 4 baths: completely fitted up; hot water
free; room for 7 chairs and ditar stand. L. M.
DRAKE. maDayer. JCIS Franklin st.
HEADQUARTERS of barbers' union No. 14R—
Free employment; first class men at all times.
1278 Market St.. room 316; telephone Market
f&2. CHARLES KOCH. Secretary.
$r,rw> — 4 chair elegant shop; Mission fll«t.; first
class Trade: cash register; must sell account
other business. COLEMAN. 1237 McAllister st.
HOTEL shop on Market St., running 4 chairs,
most be wold; $700 will bny it: good reason.
Inquire DECKELMAN BROS.. 102 Turk st.
I BARBERS attention— For sale. r. chair barber
shop, very ch<»ap. 19 Montgomery ay. near
Washington. Apply 11 Montgomery ay.
SHEER! N'S union office LAUNDRY; 25 per cent
to all branch offices. 760 McAllister ct.
Phone Park SI 6.
I'OB, *ale very cheap — Up to date 3 chair stop;
owner going Into other business. Box 2733.
Call office.
GOOD barber waEts steady position, city or
country. Apply BERNARD, box 1945, Call,
I'lllmore st.
RARBER sbops boucht and *nld or leased, city
or country. COLEMAN'S, 1237 McAllister st.
£NAP — 1 cha!r shop for sale- cheap; rent cbeap.
Apply DECKELMAN BROS., 162-164 Turk st
EMPLOYMENT Office Barbers' Protective Un-
lon. 452 Kearny. Jobs all the time. F. Smith.
SEVERAL choice locations for barber shops.
L. M. DRAKE, manager. 1618 Franklin st.
TOR Kaie — Barber shop, with 3 living rooms;
rent cbeap. Apply at 70S 7th et., Oakland.
STEADY man wants work by the day from 0 till
4p. a. Box U<4B Call, 1651 Flllmore st
2 *~HAIR barber shop for sale cheap; going out
«f business: low rent. 499 4th st.
OPPORTUNITY for first class barber; room for
« chairs. 68 California *t. i
KAKBER wanted: experienced; steady. 1514
Frauklln st. above Bnsh.
GOOD barber for Saturday and Sunday; wages
?S. 1438 Eddy at
BOOTBLACK, first class, wanted to open stand
at 13M Castro 6t
lIHST class barber wants Job in a good shop.
523 Broadway.
GERTRUDE FISHER please call at 1203 Golden
Gate sv.
BARBER. Saturday and Sunday. 1302 Golden
Gate ay.
GOOD barber wanted for Saturday. 1899 O'Far-
rell et. r .-"'
CHEAPEST and best In America, the Weekly
Call. $1 a year.
SIALE HELP WANTED
VOL'NG men to prepare for exam, for railway
' mall and other government positions; superior
Instructions by mail; estab. 14 years; thousands
of successful students; sample questions and
"How government positions are secured" sent
free. Interstate Schools, Odar Rapids. lowa.
WORKINGMEN wanted of any age to learn
plan reading of every kind; also sheet metal
rial tern drafting; no book learning or previous
knowledge, required; day and nleht. Call or
write. COYNE TRADE SCHOOL, 230-240
Sth st
MEN to learn electricity, plumbing, plastering,
bricklaying, all kinds of drafting and plan
reading; day and night; no hooks; positions
secured : free catalogue. COYVE TRADE
SCHOOL. £30-240 Sth st. San Francisco.
WANTED — Man for assistant book keeper on
large ranch; office experience;: reference* re-
quired: salary $35 clear; good home; chance
for advancement. Address box 69. Kulsun. Cal.
r.NERGETIC young man wanted in a manufac-
turing and mercantile business; muxt have
some means and come well recommended. MR.
MOORE. 22 CUy st. . \u25a0
WANTED — Partner in luncb counter: small capi-
tal required; a snap: cook preferred. 3480
25th st E. EDWABDS. Alcove buffet, nr.
Valencia depot.
WANTED — Competent book keeper for wholesale
house; must be strictly temperate; no "moder-
tte drinkers." Address box 1256, Call office,
Oakland. .
FIRST butler for private family in ciTy $60
Second butler for small private family... .$4O
MISS PLUNKETT. 1898 Sutter st. cor. Webster.
WANTED— Men to know that The New York.
. - T53 Howard St., is open: rooms 25c to 35c
sight. O'BRIEN & HAMILTON. -
™-T-N and women to learn the barber trade;
"nlr short time required: special Inducements.
!=. F. Barber College, 8 Fell at.
MEN and women to learn the barber trade in
* we*kf: wases paid while leuaiag. MU(«>
Ens CoUtfe, 6 Utb *U '
MALE HELP .WANTED — Continued
MEN wanted with small feet to buy $5 and $6
shoes for $1. 631 Vallejo st near Montgom-
ery ay. .
SHOES repaired by machinery while you wait, i
Cut Rata Shoe Repairing Co.. 11 Stb* nr. MJkt
WANTED — A niplit watchman. Apply to man-
ager of the Bohemian club before 9a. m. * j
INVENTORS— Sonntag'g patent agency Is at
1122 Market opp. 7th. Tel. Market 2952.
SHOE MAKER wanted. Cut Rate Shoe Repairing
Co.. 11 and 13 Sth Bt. near Market. , .
NEW Western. 1124 Howard St.— 3oo single
rooms. 25c; $1.25 week upward.
800 MEN to fill beds at 15c per night at Pa-
elflc lodging house. 371 sth st.
GO to the Grand Pants Co.. 1503 Market st; a
good snlt for little money.
SI) COOK wanted. North German boteL cor.
_ Sth and Brannan sts.
V >^; AGENTS WANTED
I WANT a few live men to sell CHOICE al-
falfa and general farming lands in San Joa-
quin valley. Terms of sale are $1 per month
per acre. I will pay good commissions. The
•present demand for small farms will make
this pay you big returns for your work: I
want men who will mingle with the people and
arrange parties to Inspect the property. There
are lots of buyers if you will go after them.
I own the land and will prove that It is the
best value In the state for the price. It's
honest merits and tbe easy terms will sell it
If you are interested write for an interview.
Owner, box 12r.7. Call office, Oakland. Cal.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST— Viola. In black violin case; lost on Fill-
more st. between Golden Gate ay. and Geary !
St. on morning «t December 4.- Finder will
receive liberal reward by communicating with
box USI3, Call office.
LOST — On Sunday evening train, leaving San
Jo«e at 5:30, lady's gold watch," engraved
"Elda": broken chain and Rebekah fob. Re-
turn MISS GEORGIA CUTLER, Times office,
Palo Alto. Cal.
LOST — A poeketbook containing several papers,
between auditor's office and Williams' hard-
ware store. Kinder kindly notify J. C. STROM-
SWALD, 307 Hale St., for a reward.
LOST— Friday. Dec. 6, on narrow gauge boat,
black seal bag containing papers and Jewelry;
rings prized ns keepsakes; large reward If re-
turned to 272 11th st., Oakland.
REWARD— Fy>st or. taken by mistake, a trunk
on April 3 K. 190 C; name on side. Alice Tay-
lor. Anybody having same please notify 339
l«th ay., R. I).
LOST — Irish setter pup: blue eyes and red nose;
10.-t from 14th and Mission sts. Return same to
MR. MURPHY, 1306 Grove St., and reeclve $75
reward.
LOST — $15 in scrip Inclosed in envelop ad-
dressed to Mrs. Jno. Brntlej". Keep $5, return
$10 to C. C. M. & CO., engineers, 63 Ist st.
LOST — Black field spaniel, Rnswers to name of
"Jnek": license ."565 on black collar. Return
to 2442 Jackson st. near Stelner: reward.
LOFT — December 5, ermine fur necklet, on Mar-
ket st. near City Hall ay. Please return to
2f124 Pierce st. ; liberal reward.
LOST — Poekethook containing clearing house eer-
tifieates; $20 reward. 23SA • 4th ay., Rich-
mond district
LOST — Purse containing money and watch. nlso
rosary beads. Upturn to 422 Jersey st. ; reward.
LOST — A cornl nwklai-e; suitable reward if re-
t iimed to IQHS Pacific »v.
PERSONALS
THE party who was on beach car at 3 p. m.
yesterday kindly send address to MR. MAR^
TIN. \u,\ 10S0 Call, 1631 FHlmore gt.
BUSINESS PERSONALS
MADAM D. MICHEAU— Hair, scalp, skin spe-
cialist: permanently removes superfluous balr
without pain or injury; rheumatism treated, ex-
cellent resuits; corns permanently removed;
treatments given private by appointment; sat-
isfaction guaranteed or no charge. 1012 Fill-
more st.. rooms 2 and 3.
MADAM D. MICHEAU. French Beauty Speclal-
ist — Scalp treatment, facial massage, manicur-
ing. I guarantee a luxuriant growth of hair In
the most obstinate cases or baldness; also
Beauty Cream and Massage Balls for sale. 1012
Killmore st. rooms 2 and 3.
WIGS, toupees, front pieces, that fit; purest hair
nsed; hair dressing, shampooing, dyeing, etc.
G. LEDERER, 2271 California St.. near Web-
ster, formerly at 123 Stockton; estab. 1866.
S. STROZYNSKI CO., ll'SO Sutter st— Wigi
and toupees as tbey should be made; artistic
hair dressing, manicuring, facial treatment
and hair dyeing: Marcel waving.
A— MRS. L. E. HARTMAN— Baths and massage:
everything clean and sanitary. Suite 12, 1178
O'Farrell; phone Franklin 3234. Open Sundays.
EXPERT ELECTROLYSIS (PAINLESS).
Superfluous Hair rmvd. ; five Elec Needle Method
Mrs. I. B. Wilson, est 12 yrs.. 1816 Fillmore."
UNCALLED for cults, overcoats and trousers at
less than cost at CHAS. LYONS', the London
tailor. 1432 Flllmore st. bet. EIUb & O'Farrell.
WRITE O'CONNOR. Monterey, at • mineral
springs, for water that CURES stomach, kid-
neys, rheumatism, nerves.
CALIFORNIA Institute of Science — Hopeless In-
valids healed of diseases pronounced Incurable.
1060 Valencia st
MISS FORBES, manicuring, scalp, facial and"
electric treatments. 1920 Flllmore st, suite 3.
MADAM N. WILLAIME, professional masseuse
for ladies and gentlemen. 1422 Turk, suite 6.
TUB baths, magnetic, alcohol, massage; 9 to 8
p. m.; open Sundays; Ist bell. 537 Valencia st.
A — Miss Lund, gradute masseuse, 1705 O'Farrell
«t corner Flllmore, suite 3; strictly medical.
MEDICAL massage; face, scalp, general treat-
ment; vibrator. ELLA M. REID, 704 Turk st
BATTLE CREEK treatments; corns removed
without pain; lady operators. 1261 G. Gate ay.
MRS. CUMMINGS — Superfluous hair removed
with elec. needle; work gnar. 1175 O'FarrelL
MRS. HELEN DERBER. graduate masseuse;
electrical treatment. 1206 Qolden Gate ay.
WANTED — By young woman, a few private cos-
tomers; manicuring. 1031 Flllmore, apt. 7.
VIBRATORY, Mechano-Therapy electric treat-
ment; electric belts free. 1624 Sutter st.
DR. MANASSE. OCCULIST. OPTICIAN— I92O
-Post st nr. Flllmore. EYES EXAMINED.
TUEO. TREYER. wig and toupee maker. 602
California st.. formerly of S3l Kearny st
MISS V. BRADLEY, Corona Hotel, 11 Taylor
st. near Market — Manicuring and massage.
GRADUATE masseuse gives batbs and electrical
massage treatments. 1212 A Turk gt
MISS LEE, magnetic bealer; hours 10 to 9. 48
6th st., suite 27. second floor.
MANICURING and scalp treatment 1425 Stelner
st bet Ellis and O'Farrell.
MME. J. BAUMARD, French corset maker. 1659
Sntter st. .
FURNITURE FOR SALE
A VISIT TO OAKLAND.
SEE US.
We call them dots, but tu*y are live men, and
will be pleased to wait on you at our furniture
*aie — Ike Mendel, Henry Rhode. Brother Solo-
mon. Bil'y Wharton, Mark Streeter. Max Rossen-
berg. Al Bertholdt. Bear In mind, we deliver
everywhere. The prices will warrant you to
travel 100 miles to see us. 11. SCHELLHAAS,
Odd Fellows' building, corner store, 11th and
Franklin sts., Oakland.
DRESSERS or bureaus— Ranging from' $6.70 to
$41.50; we have 825 of them in our branch
house. Eastlake Furniture Store. East 14th
st. near stb ay. Duplicates at main store
11th and Franklin sts.. Oakland.
H. SCHELLHAAS.
4S TOP mattresses — To fit any sired bedstead;
guaranteed by Hamilton, Ohio, Mattress Co •
cure cure for rheumatism. H. SCHELLHAAS
agent for Oakland. \u25a0 '
OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE
SPECIAL day for bargains In furniture. " H.
SCHELLHAAS. 11th St.. cor, store. Oaldarvl
FURNITURE WANTED . >.
POSITIVELY the highest price paid for second
hand furniture and household goods. FISHER
& BERNSTEIN, 3312 Mission st. near 29th.
McRAE FURNITURE CO., 741 McAllister— Fur-
niture bought and sold; highest prices paid.
$5,000 worth 2d band furniture wanted. J. H.
WILEY. 661 14th st. nr. Church: tel. ; Mkt. 4322.
BAMBOO FURNITURE r ". '
BAMBOO furniture, tables, cbairs, bureaus, etc.;
low price. HAYASHI. 21 00% Sntter st
BAMBOO furniture factory; also Japanese tarse.
S TSUSAKA. 142K Webster St." '
UPHOLSTERERS
T. H. O'RORKE, upholsterer - and mattress
maker; tel. Market }923. 413 Grova st.
W. S. LINDLEY. artistic upholstering, mattress
making. 1904 Sntter" at. -
'. INVALID CHAIRS
SOLD, rented,' exchanged;, manufacturer Kames
tricycle chair. ISOS Market st TeL Fell 2911.
PLASTER DECORATORS
A. BRUNICARDI & CO., artistic or plain work
from drawings or plans. -2200 l(itl> ct
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1907.
COUNTRY REAL RESTATE
10 ACRE FARMS
$15 DOWN— SIS A MONTH - •
We are planting 1,000 acres of our best rich
farm land. 3 miles from town, on" the' main
channel of our Great Central Canal in the
Sacramento valley, to alfalfa.
We prepare the soil, plant, irrigate, harvest,
and market the alfalfa for you,- applying the
proceeds on account of your contract of pur-
chase.
We estimate that the land will do more, to-
ward tbe payment for you than your $15 pay-
ments — yes, twice over. .
We will sell you 10, 20 or 40 acres bt this
land on these unusual terms.
Write for circular containing fnll particu-
lars. \u25a0..»:. -.<
Alfalfa Planting Department,
C. M. WOOSTER COMPANY,
7C2 Market St., San Francisco.
$1 DOWN— San Joaquin valley irrigated lands,
all level, only one-half mile from the growing
town of Hlekman, in the famous Turlock Irri-
gation district in Stanislaus county, with Irri-
gation ditch right to the land. The first
buyers get the first choice of land, fronting
main road. Fine alfalfa, oranges, grapes and
lemons growing on the adjoining land. The
price of the best location is $75 per acre,
and terms as easy as $1 per acre per month
can be arranged. You are dealing direct with
the owner. A postal will bring you full de-
scription and maps FREE, or any information
yon want about It. GEORGE W. AUSTIN,
1018 Broadway, Oakland, Cal.
CALIFORNIA land $1 acre, balance entire pur-
chase $1 week for each 5" acres: no taxes: no
Interest: 5 acre tracts: level, rich, clear; ready
to plow; under irrigation: perpetual water
right; Immediate possession given: particulars,
map, photographs for 2c stamps. Btevlnson
Colony, room 26. 70S Van Ness ay.. San Fran-
cisco.
FIVE ACRE HOMES in Alameda county.
$25 down. $10 monthly.
*J, Rich and level; surrounded by orchards,
vineyards and nurseries; on 2 railroads, 2 sta-
tions. You will be pleased. See '.t.
RICH VALLEY LAND COMPANY. 546 Mar-
ket »t. S. F.
$20.000— Forced sale: half interest In 17,000
acres of land and 600 acres (30 claims') cinna-
bar, chromite, galena, gold, magneslte and as-
bestos mines; sold as whole or part: will give
half Interest to develop the other: a million In
It. CHARLES SHARP. Hanford. Cal.
$20,000 — Forced sale: half Interest in 17,000
Rcres oil land and 600 acres (30 claims) cinna-
bar, chromite, galena, gold, magnesite and as-
bestos mines; sold as whole or part; will give
half interest to develop the other; h million in
it. CHARLES SHARP, Hanford, Cal.
LOS ALTOS — A new university town ' between
Stanford university and Santa. Clara college;
the coming town of tbe Santa Clara valley.
Send for illustrated folder. WALTER 'A.
CLARK, 20 Montgomery st, room 204, S. F.
100 ACRE dairy ranch, under irrigation: C 5
acres alfalfa; creamery: 10 room house; barn,
etc.; improvements first class; also country
home and chicken ranch at Petaluma. T. V. A.
OBERMEYER. 270 Van Ness it.
COUNTRY hotel, saloon and grocery to lease for
a term of 5 or 10 years: price, including stock.
$1,600; rent $35. Inquire J. D. SCHROEDER.
115 Mason st. or SCHRQEDER-HARTMAN
CO.. 703 4th St., San Rafael.
GRIDLEY COLONY — FREE water for irrigation;
no taxes: no interest: immediate possession,
$I— sl down. $1 a month per acre. T. F. A.
OBERMEYER. 270 Van Ness ay. - .-
FOR rent— Fully equipped potiltry farm. 5 acres,
near Stockton; land for sale In 10 or 20 acre
»>lats; easy terms. WM. S. MILLER, room 10,
13 S. Hunter st, Stockton.
IRRIGATED small farms; carden soil: low urlee;
easy payments: book free. Write C. M.
WOOSTER COMPANY. 702 Market. 2d floor.
COUNTRY homes; send for catalogue. C. M.
WOOSTER CO.. 702 Market St.. 2d floor.
CHEAPEST and best In America— The Weekly
Call. $1 a year.
CITY REAL ESTATE
MARINE VIEW LOTS
PRICES $1,250 TO $3,000
ONE-FIFTH CASH. BALANCE IN 4 YEARS
These lots have an unobstructed marine
view; the waters of the broad Pacific at your
doorstep. On the cliffs above Bakers Beach
we hare the greatest lots ever offered to the
public; in a snort time they will be priceless;
streets macadamized: curbed: stone sidewalks;
sewer and water mains laid: lots from 25 to 30
ft. front, 120 ft. depth;, the large' lots, 70x
S5O ft., extending 'from the top of the cliffs
to the water's edge, are the most beautiful
building sites 1l tbe world. Take Sutter st.
and Cliff House cars, get off at S2d ay. This
will put you on the ground.
LYON & HOAG,
639 Market at. at Montgomery.
FREE excursion to Edgemar, tbe nearest sea-
ride suburb, 9 miles from city hall. Lots
•old on . Installments; prices $250 upward;
make excursion seat reservation at ROGERS,
YOUNG & CO.'S, sales managers for Edgemar,
2330 Mission st.
$1,400 — Plain cottage, 5 rooms: slate roof; good
yard and basement; lot with it; $400 cash; '
don't forget price; this goes 1 week; take
Mission to Crescent ay., on to first street to
right. 17 Roscoe.
FOR sale — Artistic up to date homes, modern,
alongside Golden Gate park and car line; 12th
ay. near H st. Sunset; take Ellis st. carat
terms. E. B. HALLETT, on premises.
TO rent, lease or sell — Lot 25x95, with 1 story
building 23x90. with 10 rooms, basement fin-
ished, 25x65; for cbp.tp boarding house. Apply
.49 Duboce ar. near Valencia.
PA RKSIDF: — Marine view lots and blocks
bonght, sold and exchanged. E. J. HOOPER,
26 Montgomery st . ,
$3.300^ — Nice cottage, and 2 story building in rear
lot 25x114; on car line. 523 29th st.
CHOICE city building lot." near 2 car lines, $300;
$10 down, $5 monthly. 2804 21st st ,
$700 — Lot ready to build on ; off Montgomery st j
near Green. Box 500. Call office.
$3.000 — 3 room bungalow and level .lot, 25x95:
near park. 1410 Halght. * .
J. A. ADAMS, surveyor. 1291 McAllister st.
Phone Tel. 614. \u25a0
BURLING AME REAL ESTATES
BURLINGAMB GROVE.'
Lots 60x120 and a number «f- bungalows for
•ale on easy terms; high class Improvements
free; building and liquor restrictions; 8. P.
Co. station at one end of property and San
Mateo Electric station at both ends; Bay
Shore cut off will soon be completed, when
prices will be raised: lots $600 and up.
BURLINOAME GROVE CO.. Monadnook Bldg.
MARIN COUNTY REAL ESTATE
LOTS, cottages/homes of all kinds; easy terms
If desired. Laurel Dells lots $250 and up.
W. L. COURTRIGHT,
Opp. Union depot. San Rafael. CaL
WANTED— Lot, with a cottage near San Rafael;
will pay $200 down, balance as rent. Box 2725.
Call. ' . \u25a0 - \u25a0-\u25a0--\u25a0\u25a0-... -.-
SANTA CRUZ REAL ESTATES
HOMES, investments.' lots, ranches, acre nroper-
ties. EMBERT M. BROWN. Santa Crn». Pal.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE
REAL ESTATE for Bank Balances—
60 acres, Parlier, Fresno county, $5,000.
60 acres apples, Corralltos. $16,000; nets 6 pet
House and lot, Sissons, $2,000. nets 12 per ct
10 acre lots. Mountain View, $200, $250 per acre.
Will exchange for- bay property, stock or
bank balance In any city bank. TRUMAN IN-
VESTMENT CO>, 1447 Fillmore at, San Fran-
elsco. \u25a0 ' \u25a0 •\u25a0'•\u25a0• - .. . : : :-. \u25a0
PROPERTY WANTED
I CAN sell your. ranch, town property or busi-
ness, or con trade it for Oakland or vicinity;
write me about it and send for big catalogue
free. GEO. W. AUSTIN, 1018 Broadway, Oak-
Innd. Cal. -
TO LEASE
NEW building, 50 Main st/; 45x137 ; nice stores
. ground floor; will subdivide lofts to suit;- $5O
np. O. P. DOWNJNQ & CO.. 264 Natoma st
LARGE lot wanted south oor.Marketf r .Market for term of
yrs.; rent to be low. E. M. Still. 184 Langton.
MODELS, experimental, and special; machinery
designed : and manufactured; tools; and dies;
gears, punching . work,' novelties manufactured
M. P. SCHELL. 1769 Union st.near Gougli. *
DETECTIVES *
! UNION Detective ' Service Co.— Shadowing, ln-
veatlgation and secret inquiries; all kinds le-
! ultimate civil detective : work undertaken ; we
report facts only; all work strictly confidential.
96G Market St., room 31. Tel. Franklin 693.
MCCARTHY'S Detective Agency— RellabU • in-
formation in civil and criminal affairs- legal
and commercial^ ref a. ; communications . cona-
dentlal;- 1228 FHlmore cor. Eddy. Phone West
8078. TH OS. MCCARTHY. PrinclpaL; l^
.PAINTING AND PAPER/ HANGING =
PAINTER and decora tor, 'paper hanging, tinting-
all work reas. prlca. L' Finkelstein; 568 Castro.
PICTURES AND FRAMES
WHOLESALE and retail; \u25a0 cheapest : place- la
town. Pacific Frame Co.^3s4 Hayes «U .. ,
HORSES, HARNESS AND WAGONS
AAA— 3O head .of horses constantly on band
from $10 up; horse, wngon and harness, $35 up;
horse, buggy, harness, $30 up;, harness, $2.50;
campers, peddling, laundry and delicatessen
wagons (will trade) ; public combination auc-
tion sale of horses and vehicles and .harness
every Wednesday, rain -or shine, at ,11 a. in.;
auction books now open to parties wanting to
dispose of tlielr stock I . ' 565-507 4 tb St.. Oak-
land.; J. W. MEDKIROS. licensed auctioneer.
WAGONS ON EASY '
"".•;'\u25a0/ PAYMENTS. • .-
CALIFORNIA VEHICLE AND HARNESS CO.,
FOKMEBLT LEIBOLD HARNESS CO, -
We can fit you out with all kinds of wagons,
carriages and harness. We have a large stock
to select from and all marked in plain figures.
1246 Golden Gate ay.'
J. G. Le-lbold, George W. Wlttman, Props. -
FOR sale — 2 good work horses.- Apply Sunday,
Acme lumber company's stable. \u25a0 Mariposa- and
York sts. bet. 17th and ISth, Bryant st. and
Potrero ay. \u25a0
SCOFIELD'S SALES STABLES,. cor. Market and
Brady, has removed to 101 Valencia. : AUCTION
\u25a0 every Wed. Private horses sold at ever" sale.
"AUCTION — Every Monday morning; fresh coun-
try borses and first class carts, harness, wag-
, ons. Win. Clough, Auctioneer, C 3 Duboce ay.
FRED H. CHASE & CO.. LIVESTOCK AUC-
TIONEERS AND DEALERS, 478 VALENCIA
ST. TEL. MARKET 358.
BUSINESS, express and delivery rigs for hire;'
horses, • wagons, buggies for sale. 1433 Folsom.
NEW lot of horses for sale cheap. . 931 Fol-
Bom «t. •_.!_—— L^__. ;
STORAGE AND MOVING VAN
AA— BEKINS VAN AND STORAGE CO^
Fireproof Warehou*e.
13th and Mission Bts. Tel. Market 13.
NATIONAL FREIGHT AND TRANSFER CO.—
Reinforced concrete, fireproof wnrehouse: mov-
ing, packing and shipping. 1325-1330 Mission
Et; phone Market 3154. ,
WILSON BROS. CO. (Inc.)— Moving and storage,
cor. 14th and Sanchez sts., 1 block from Mar-
ket and Flllmore st. cars; phone Park 271.
PIERCE-RODOLPH Storage and 'Moving Co.—
Main office Eddy and Flllmore. Tel. West 82a
RELIABLE baggage and furniture mover: 6
large wagons. 2016 Sutter »t. Tel. West 2230.
ANDERSON TRANSFER AiND STORAGE CO.
Office 616 Van Ness ay. Tel. Franklin 213.
CARPET CLEANING
ANY or all of your rugs, carpets, f urltnur* or
. curtains cleaned on the Qoor without removal
by the Vacuum Process Cleaner and Equipment
Co.; work positively guaranteed. ARTHUR G.
HEWITT. 87 2d St.; phone Temporary 1749.
ALL carpets and rugs cleaned on the fioor with-
out - removal by - the S. F. Compressed 'A lr
Cleaning Co. Office 24 Montgomery st. Phone
Market 2872. ' .
WHEN you become disgusted with poor work
send your carpets to J. SPAULDING & CO.,
989 Golden Gate ay. Telephone Market 643.
CLEANING sc. Best work cleaning and laying;
done by GISSLOW. 3808 22d st. Tel. Mkt. 2259.
Watts — Reliable carpet cleaning; alterations; ren-
ovating, laying. 557 Waller st. Phone Park OK9.
CONKLIN BROS.,' carpet cleaning and laying.
1300 Baker cor. Geary. Phone West 03.
ADVANCE .Carpet Cleaning Co. — Advanced metli-
otis. GEORGE WALCOM CO.. 637 Tnrk »t.
DYEING AND CLEANING
SEND your dry cleaning to the Presidio Height*
Dye Works and be forever satisfied. Call West
453 for wagon. Office 3931.-3933 Sacramento .st.
LAUNDRIES
GREAT REDUCTION^2O per cent oft* on hil
work of $1 or over when patrons bring and
take away bells. Favorite Laun.. 2122%F111m0re.
ORIENTAL LAUNDRY, —
1776 Eddy st, S. F. Tel. West 6461. Hotel
and restaurant work a specialty.'
CAPITAL LAUNDRY, 1562 Geary St.. West SHS;
ladles' and gents' wash a specialty; delivery.
JAPANESE laurAlry. 731 McAllister St.; try onr
work: first class guaranteed; terms reasonable.
NEW CITY LAUNDRY— Specialty family work.
1315 Eildy st. Telephone West 2409.
. INVESTMENTS"
-\u25a0 ..--
PAYS 8 per cent net; ln»lustrl«l stock; Investi-
gate tills. Addres box 2803. Call office.
'HEMORRHOIDS.- \u25a0
ALBERT J. ATKINS, M. " D.— Rectal diseases.
1609 Franklin st: hours 1 to 4.
* ENAMELED LETTERS'
Enameled signs, metal numbers, all kinds; write
r for price*. Phelys Bros.. 55* McAllister st.
MEDICAL > \u25a0." ' "
. DR. SYLVESTER'S OFFICE.
617 23d st. nr. Telegraph ay.. Oakland. CaL
LEADING SPECIALIST FOR WOMEN.
Ladles — If yon are Buffering from any aliment
peculiar to your sex. worried about your condi-
tion and need help, consult this famous special-
ist, because be is truly tbe only regularly grad-
uated physician specialist for women ad vertls
ing, having 19 years of success— WlTHOUT
ONE FAILURE — be gives relief— AT ONCE—
without drugs, operation or needless detention
from your occupation, with original — PAIN-
LESS — HARMLESS— methods; \u0084wlth high pro-
fessional standing and qualifications recognized
by the highest medical authority, with office
well appointed and strictly private, he is the
BAFEST— AND SUREST— MAN to »onanlt
WHEN YOU NEED HELP. Consultation and
advice absolutely free. Private sanitarium
when necessary. Fees moderate. Hours 9 a. m.
to 0 p. m. Open Sundays. Telephone Oak'
land 7901.
DB. SYLVESTER'S OFFICE.
817 23d st. nr. Telegraph ay.. Oakland. ?al.
DR. G. W. O'DONNELL, , r~"r ~"
THR WORLD-RENOWNED SPECIALIST
FOR LADIES.
My professional standing of 20 YEARS' \u25a0
. PRACTICE is a guarantee of my treatment
and qualifies my success; known In all'
parts of the country; EVERY C\SR
TREATED;. NO DELAYS; IMMEDIATE
RELIEF. I POSITIVELY GUARANTEE \u25a0
RELIEF in cases of SUPPRESSION and
IRREGULARITIES; TREAT ALL FEMALE
DISEASES, no matter, how long stand-
\ ing; the unfortunate helped; has relieved
thousands of most obstinate, as nil cases
have 'benefit of HIGHEST MEDICAL
SKILL.
LOW FEES.
IN ALL CASES OF IRREGULARITIES
I HAVE NEVER FAILED TO EFFECT A
CURE, and I WILL NOT FAIL IN YOUR
CASE. By consulting me save time and
money: RELIEF WHEN OTHERS FAIL.
FREE CONFIDENTIAL ADVICE.
HOURS— 9 A. M. to 4 P. M. and 5:30 TO
8:80. P. M.
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE. 1720 GEARY
ST. BET. FILLMORE AND WEBSTER.
• PR. G. Wr O'DONNELL.
TELEPHONE WEST 5387.
AA— " - - \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 ' \u25a0 . \u25a0 ~
Dr. King,
Tl9 Tan Ness ay«.,
California's Leading Specialist for Women. -
Reliability. >"
Ladles. BE CAUTIOUS. If you axpect prompt
and perfect results from your ailments seek tb*
services of positively THE ONLY- REGULAR
GRADUATE UNIVERSITY TRAINED SPB-
CIALIST FOR WOMEN ADVERTISING IN
SAN FRANCISCO. He has tbe MOST EX-
PERIENCE. LARGEST PRACTICE and BEST
EQUIPPED OFFICES In California. H« is
master of | your ailments, and NEVER \u25a0 FAILS.
Strictly V private. Fees . moderate: Hours 10
a. m. to Bp. m. Sundays 10 to 2p. m. "
DR. KINO.
California's Leading . Specialist ' for Women,
; 719 Van Ness aye.; flan Francisco Cal. \u25a0
A— DR. JAMES NEAL. ~ : '.
:\u25a0• \u25a0 • \u25a0'\u25a0 \u25a0 - '.-' . . :-. '•..-:\u25a0>\u25a0 ...-.•
Reliable Specialist for Women Only.'
148S Ellis Bt. near. Klllmore. '\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.•• ; :'VS!\
. Hours. 10 to 5 and 7 to 8: Sundays. 10 to 2.
Ladles," when suffering from irregularities, or
"any female' complaints, consult Dr. -Neal.' a
regular graduate .physician, who 'devotes hit*
.. entire, time to curing . women. If you are in
• trouble, consult him first, '
; -.-'. THE UNFORTUNATE ARE HELPED.
- 1. ;: No • matter how obstinate, the ens* may :be
er r from = what cause. I i GUARANTEE IMME-
• : DIATE RESULTS or make no charges. No de-
lays. : NO TRIFLING. All cases successfully
. treated. Advice freely given., Fees moderate.
Sanatorium if. desired.
MRS. DR. DWYER. '
'.- •-'Specialist -for ; Women Only.
' ~ Ladles suffering \u25a0 from ' irregularities or ; any fe-
male complaints, consult one of. your sex who
thoroughly-, understands ' your, ailments' and
'.* guarantees results or : makes-no charges. \u25a0\u25a0 Ad-
. vice- free." Fen moderate.- . Sanitarium /If. de-
sired. Hours, 10 to 6, 7 to 8; Sundays* 11 to 2.
\ 1438 Ellis st. near Fillmore.
DR. WEST, offices 1035. Golden Gate ay. La-
.- ; dies', specialist and womrn's ; friend for . many
:"i: "i years.'- Immediate relief for the most obstln-
\u25a0\u25a0' ; ate cases at one visit No pain, no delay from
A— MRS. DB. WYETH.r reliable ladios' ..; spedal-
; Ist for all female Irregularities; s Instant relief
I guaranteed; 30 years' successful practice. 1524
' \Vebster st. near Geary; open Sundays.- ,.
\u25a0NOTICE- to Madles • and. J friends — MRS. .DR
: WEGENER, after a, 6 months' trip to Europe.
; baa - again \u25a0 taken \u25a0' charge \u25a0of ' her practice and
\u25a0i'-r. sanitarium ; at : 2012 , Folsom \u25a0; st. ; -.- -.. ;\u25a0 \ : , \u25a0
DR. KOHL, reliable ladles' : specialist for all f e-
;*. - male - irregularities ; : Instant relief . guaranteed.
?. 1524; Webster.; at. t near Geary; open Sundays..:
DR." C.'C.'o'Donnell^renrfwned female specialist I
- £12 ; Devlsadero bet. McAllister and Q. \u25a0O, •\u25a0 ar.' i
' MEDICAL— -Continued
DR. GUNN, 1632 Ellis st. opp. Orpheum— The
: oldest -and » most reliable ladles' specialist;
" never fails; fee $10. ;. Why pay more? : \u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0.'.' \u25a0.:
Mrs. Dr. Cornelius, reliable ladles' specialist ; 20
yrs. . successful cxp. in obstetrics. .701 Gough.
DR. and MRS. DAVIES 1 method of treatment
-; 824 Valencia st. between 19th and 20th.
MRS. N. A. REED, ladies' specialist, 1135 Turk
ft. Phone. West 5360.
DR.. ROSEN moved to 12«* 4th ay.. Sunset, near
H st. ; car line. • ' \u25a0 - ' \u25a0 ' ' ; -
DR. SYLVESTER'S OFFICE.
617 28d st. nr. telegraph ay., Oakland. CaL
LEADING SPECIALIST FOB WOMEN.
The most reliable specialist known through-
cut the country whp never falls and Is the only
graduate physician advertising In Oakland who
treats women exclusively. - _..___'
MONEY TO LOAN
MONEY LOANED on furniture, pianos and other
6ecurlty; lowest rates; most favorable terms
In tbe city; see others, then SEE ME AND BE
CONVINCED. I WILL SAVE YOU MONEY.
$2.25 week repays $50 loan and coats.
GEORGE W. MILLER.
Room 35, SW. cor. Mission and 16th »ts.
AA — Before borrowing get our terms. Loans on
furniture, pianos, horses, etc. (without re-
moval) ; $10 ;to $200. HOUSEHOLD LOAN \
CO.. room .70, COO Golden Gate ay. at Polk st. I
Phone Market 3329, or room 8, Macdonougb
building, Oakland. . \u25a0 - \u25a0 .
MONEY loaned salaried people and others upon
their own names without security: cheapest
rates; easiest payments; offices in 63 principal
cities; save yourself money by getting our
terms first. TOLMAN, room 137, 787 Market
St.. S. F.. and room 9. 460 13th st. Oakland.
THE STRINGER LOAN COMPANY, m
Loans on SALARIES. PIANOS, FURNITURE.
. Confidential; you retain possession. • \u25a0
Pay In small WEEKLY or MONTHLY payments.
Room 31, 10 THIRD st, adjoining The CalL
Oakland office, room 5, 1015^ BROADWAY.
MONEY to loan— ssoo,ooo in amounts of $1,000
to $20,000; first mortgage real estate only.
Talk it over with us. EDWARDS, SILVER
& CLOVER, Inc., formerly Edwards, Chris-
tensen & Goodwin, 55 Geary at. Phone
Kearny 1471.
EASY payment loans on furniture, pianos, ware-
house receipts or security of any kind; busi-
ness strictly confidential; give us a call.
ILLINOIS TRUST CO.. 1518 Eddy at. half
block from Flllmore: telephone .Weat 6745.
MONEY Advanced Salaried People; low rates;
confidential; D. D. DRAKE. 9 Dean building,
060' Market St.; 12 Bacon black. Oakland;
Moriterichard building. Point Richmond.
ANY amount on real estate, first or second mort-
gage, or on any security ; no delay.
O. W. BECKER, 2111 Fillmore near California.
HERMAN MURPHY, *
546 Market street.
First and- second mtgs., estates, legacies, etc.
$25,000 to loan on real estate; first mortgages;
increasing present mortgages a specialty. O. '
L. MCMAHON& CO., 1256 Sutter st
ANY sum, Ist, 2d. Sd mortgages, Interest jln
estates. R. McCOLGAN. rooms 314-315, 23
Montgomery st.
LOANS on salaries. S. F. Discount Agency, 411
Pacific bltlg.r^th and Mkt: fmly. Phelan bldg.
LOANS on furniture, piano, horses, etc. (with-
out removal) ; private party. 2111 Flllmore.
ADVANCES made on diamonds. BALDWIN
JEWELRY STORE, 1261 Van Ness at Sotter.
A — GOLDEN GATE AY.. LOAN OFFICE. 1293
Golden Gate ay.. 1 door below Fillmore st.
MOKRELL — Cash loaned to salaried men on note
without lndorser. 022 Monadnock building.
HOMES built; part' payment -rush. bal. monthly.
Call bet. 12 and 2 p. m.. 1362 Eddy at
r_ BIONEY^WANTEp _^ _ _
ARE you satisfied with 4 per cent interest when
you can get as high as 7 and 8 per cent net on
first mortgages, gilt edge real estate security T
Talk It over with us. EDWARDS, SILVER &
CLOVER, formerly Edwards, Christensen &
Goodwin. M Geary st. Phone Kearny 1471.
FOR SALE— Miscellaneous
AAA ••\u25a0'" '-"'" " "~~" ~~" *
Now Is the time. -
We need the money."
Just received 2 carloads of cast iron pip*
And fittings.
One carload of sinks.
To be sold very cbeap for cash.
Brass- goods away below cost
i *•: Batb tubs $10 up.
Open Sundays, o to 4.
1964 POST ST. '
Cash Registers— NATlONALS.
-We have just
received from our factory the -'' i:. \u25a0.'/*\u25a0
latest style-; saloon . register, electrically
operated, which will be in our salesroom for In-
spection until. December 10.
CALL AND SEE IT.
. - Special holiday bargains in second
hand Nationals and r
ALL OTHER MAKES. ' \ .
We will move soon. Now is your
. -. opportunity to save money. Do not wait.
CO.MX NOW BEFORE THE BEST SEC-
OND HANDS ARE SOLD.
THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO..
1283-85 Golden Gate ay.
CASH Registers— WE DON'T BELONG TO
THE -TRUST; carry the largest stock on the
coast; NATIONALS.' $25 to $375; THE
TRUST asks DOUBLE this; we are EXCLU-
SIVE AGENTS for HALLWOOD'S; this cash
register THE .best, cheapest and most up to
\u25a0 date; TOTAL .ADDERS, with strip printers,
$35 and up, on- terms of 25 CENTS a day.'
Pacific Coast Cash Register Co., 1292 Market
st; Larkln. '..-.'- -
- ; — •
E. J. nALL CO.. 527 Mission st, 8. F.. CaL
.. Direct Importers of vest pocket cigar lighters.
Get the genuine.' Mailed to any address on re-
ceipt of COc. Also wet battery pocket lamps.
Dealers .write for prices.
TENTS at factory prices; all sizes; send for
catalogue. W. A. PLUMMER, 115-117 Drumm
St., Ban Francisco; tel. Temporary 3083. And !
680-566 Franklin st., Oakland; tei. Oak'd 2583.
A — HALF down, balance on easy terms, buys a
'handsome TABLE LAMP. GAS STOVES and
GAS FIXTURES on sale. WELSBACH STORE.
S5l McAllister at, San Francisco.
DYNAMOS, hoists, rotaries, motor, generator
•ets from 1 to 300 K. W. for sale or rent
M. A. Farnsworth Electrical M. It M. Wfcs.
Note new address. 16 Natoma st.
FULL size mahogany ca6e $450 upright piano;
case damaged in transit, to be sold for tha
railroad. -1341 Golden Gata ay. HEINE
PIANO CO., Inc. /\u25a0
HALLWOOD cash registers; total adders; $25 to
$90; also Nationals. CASH REGISTER EX-
CHANGE, 1183 Market at.. Central Theater
building.
DBO'MM ERS' samples ladies' suits, skirts, furs,
etc., retailed, at j wholesale prices; big bar-
gains.: Drummers' Sample Shop. 1538 Bnsh st.
SEND for Barlow Flreless Cook Stove. Booklet
- free. Wonderful revolutlonlzer. 628 Mont-
gomery St., S. F., or 1014 21st st.. Oakland.
LAUNCHES, new and slightly used. " Cal. Launch
Works, Pac. Coast agents for Peninsular mo-
tor, Blandlng ay.. Park st., Alameda.
ELECTRIC SIGNS— WiII pay you to see ours be-
fore ordering elsewhere. MOISE-KLINKKR,
1212 Market st.
FOR sale — 500, loads first class sand, more or
- less. 45 cents per load. Phone Park 507 Im-
mediately. -
SECOND hand French range broiler, donkey
boilers, steam tables, tanks. 1247 Webster st.
EDISON Moving Picture Machines and Stereoptl-
cons; bargain. /GEO.' BRECK, 562 Grove at. -
WE make all the latest styles. PACIFIC
, COAST RATTAN CO.. 611 Golden Gate ay.
BAMBOO furniture made to order; Japanese art
goods. .Yokohama & Co.. 2206 Flllmore st
FOR sale— Gas range, \u25a0 good as new; cost $22;
will sell for $10. 1314 Oak. st, Alameda.
McINTOSH & WOLFMANN. second hand boilers,
pulleys; machine work. 313 Howard at.
KING'S ? OLD BOOK STORE. 8W Golden Gate
ay.'neara v.' near Octavla at. BOOKS BOUGHT.
FRESH mtlch cow and calf for sale at 30th
and Castro quarry. \u25a0\u25a0 P. CARNEY.
6A FES — New and second hand. The - Hermans
.Safe Co., 120-130 Folsom st .• -\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0'-.
SAFES— SmaII house safe., $35. 950 Mission st
near mint. \u25a0
DIAMONDS :at a sacrifice. 1694 Flllmore st.
near Post. \u25a0 ' " ' '\u25a0•\u25a0*' - - ' . \u25a0 \u25a0
uncalled for suits
uncalled for suits, i trousers & over.
i coats at less than cost. "attell's,"
1253 McAllister near fillmore. \u25a0 \u25a0 - :
•miscellaneous wants
dress suits. tuxedos and; prince al-
r - berts bought. l. skoll, , tailok, 707
: i golden gate ay. phone market 4651.
\u25a0WANTED — Trained duck dog; state breed and
price. Address 0.J.: M., Berkeley office The
Call. \u25a0;•\u25a0-.-\u25a0. \u25a0:-.\u25a0•.\u25a0"\u25a0.; ". ' \u25a0 •-\u25a0\u25a0- . ; ---- -- .
HIGHEST prices; ladles', gents' castoff clothing.
-MRS.; MANN, 1334 Pierce st;; tel. West 2200.
A — GENTS' second hand clothing;, bought and
, : sold." ; MUSIN, '. 1290 A: Eddy st cor. . Buchanan.
WILL ; pay any < price for , clothing. I. 'M.- De
MANN. 1629 Market at. : phone Market 2542.
V mines; and mining \u0084,. ' -'-j
ASSAYING— SOc; i gold/ ; rlch- ore,- etc;? bought:
\u25a0-'.: Pioneer Assay Company, 1315 th st near Mint.'. 1
- MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
BUY. rent or exchange, direct at factory, pianos
that alng their own praises. WM. L. SCHMITZ,
mfg., tuner, repairer; everything guaranteed;
20 years In his own building. 43 BarUett st.
bet. 21st and 22d, Valencia and Mission sts.
STILL a few bargains left in second hand and
slightly used pianos. Knube, $120; Heine,
$2iO; Weber, $120: 2 Fischers, $.S» and $140.
Heine Piano Co., 471 20th st.' Oakland.
SECOND HAND upright piano, $60. 146« Bush st.
RENT a piano for the holidays at $3 a month
from Scott Cnrtaa Piano company. 560 Hajea.
Pianos now selling at great sacrifice; naw and
2d hand. HORNUNQ. 1554 Eddy nr. Flllmors.
ALBERTI. F.— EXPERT PIANO TUNING. 2014
FILLMORE ST. NR. CAL. PHONE WEST 669.
•ALMOST given away — Storage piano; dirt cheap.
Whitehead Storage. 403 Sao Pablo ay.. Oakl'd.
SOHMER. Byron - Mauzy pianos. Cecellan piano
players. BYRON MAUZY. 1175 OTarrell st
CHEAP for cash or payments, new and used pi-,
anos. JOS. SCHMITZ A CO.. 430 Devlsadero.
BEAUTIFUL Werner upright, cost $400 5
months ago, $175. 1341 Qolden Gate ay.
WANT to sell my Weber piano. $125; easy pay-
ments accepted. 1466 Bnsa st.
STEINWAY piano for sale, almost new, $163.
4G9 20th at.. Oakland.
MATRIMONIAL
BACHELOR. 45 years old. would like to cor-
respond with a lady or widow of means, be-
tween 35 and 45, that would help htm go in
business and get married. Full particulars by
letter. Address G. R., P. O. box 88, Vorden.
Cal.
YOUNG woman under 35 to take charge of
home and four children; matrimonial pro»-
pects; comfortable home. Address box 2807.-
Call office.
DO not be deceived; the only reliable matri-
monial bureau you will find is MRS. WOL-
TER'S. 1711 Geary st; established 1900.
LADIES and GENTS whshlne to marry call or
write MRS. MCCARTHY. 575 Halght at; send
.-25 c for information. -
Pac. Coast Matrimonial Agency. 1132 McAllister
st.. will find you a life partner; 10c for parttc.
MATRIMONIAL bureau — Introduces personally or
hv mall. MRS. KOHLER. 1443 OTarrell »r.
UNITED GLASS WORKS. \\Z TURK ST.
All Kinds of Art. Leaded and Mosaic Glass.
Phone Franklin 1763. H. R. HOPPS. Prop.
MATERNITY HOMES
S. F. LYING-IN HOME, 1191 Oak st. near Park.
DR. LORD, pby. in charge: diseases of women.
OFFICES AND STORES TO LET
ALASKA-COMMERCIAL BUILDING, cor. Cali-
fornia and Snnsome. sts. Make rnnr rc?ervn-
tloiiß^npw. Service of highest class. Apply
THOMAS MAGEE * SONS, agents. 22 Geary
street.
BRICK stores and basements, corner of Wash-
ington and Polk, just finished: fine business
location: low insurance; transfer corner; low
rent Inquire DOBLE CO.. 1712 Polk st.
FOR" rent — Ground floor brick warehouse; spur-
track; perfectly dry; reasonable rent; located
SE cor. Stb and Bluxome sts. Call at offlc*
on premises or telephone Temporary 2279.
LARGE, sunny offices: cheap. 621 Sansom* Bt.,
south went cor. Jackson; room f .
ONE story corrugated tron bldg., cbeap; 131 Stb
st. Key at assay office.
LOFTS TO LET |UX>:
LARGE, sunny basement loft to let; suitable
' manufacturing purposes or storage-; gas and
'electric. Call nt 1724 A Slitter st. \u25a0> \u25a0
HOUSES TO LET — Unfurnished
COMFORTABLE house. 8 snnny rooms; sur-
ronno'ed by garden. 711 I.yon st.
HOUSES TO LET--FuraUhed
VALLEJO St.. 2838 — To rent for « months or
longer. 9 room bouse, furnished; 2 baths, elec-
trlc lights and furnace.
• HOUSES TO LET — Frultvale — Earn.
MODERN S room houne furnished complete,
piano. Apply 3126 FruTtvale ay. or 9*3 Golden
Gat»-av.. San Francisco.
COTTAGES TO LET
NEW cottage. 8 r.: $14; take Mission -to Cres-
cent ay.. on to first street tr>;rlght. 17 Rowof.
APARTMENTS
GABLES. The— SE. Clay and.Larkln sts.— Flna
• 3. 4 and 5 room apartments.
I APARTMENT HOUSES
LARKIN, 923— 2 or "3 room apartments; floors
.\u25a0\u25a0covered;- running" water;'-new house. \u25a0
• HOTELS
HOTEL YORK.
Cor. Larkln and California. .
A quiet, beautiful placa
overlooking the city; 5 min-
utes" ride to business dis-
trict. A family hotel, cater-
ing to the very highest class
of permanent and transient
- \u25a0 guests. Excellent table:
. best of service; beautiful
appointments. -•,':»".« \u25a0 -
Write or phone. Franklin 3434.
\u25a0 HOTEL AMERICA,
1045 Market st.
80c to $2 per day.
Special rates by the week or month.
A medium priced hotel, with all modem
conveniences.
J. H. PAGE, Manager.
HOTEL NORDEN. 75S Howard bet 3d and 4th;
• hot-cold water and steam heat la every room;
elevator, service; rooms 50c. 75c. $1 per night;
$3 per week. CHRISTENSEN ft NELSON.
Props. First class grill and cafe In connection.
BOOMS— COc TO $1.50 PER. DAY— ROOMS
PLANTERS' HOTEL,
COR. 2D AND FOLSOM STS.
150 neatiy furnished outside rooms; not and
epld water in every room ; electric lighted ;
weekly rat* $2.50; Ist class eaf» in conjunction.
AGAIN OPEN
THE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL
Cor. ' Kearny and Jackson sts. ; 50 years on the
same epot: rooms from sOc up; special rates by
week or month ; hot and cold water tn every room.
THE MARlAN— Mission st near 17th; swell 2
> and 3 room sunny bouse keeping apartments;
furnished and unfurnished; wall beds, gas
ranges, phones, hot water, baths. Janitor serv-
ice; $18.50 np.
HOTEL ENTERPRISE. 1144 Market «t near
7th, opposite American theater; leading fam-
ily and business hotel; very modern: singl* or
en suite with bath; 75c to $1 day: $3.50 wk. up.
BOYAL HOUSE, cor. 4th and Howard— European
plan; cafe in connection: rates 50c. 75c, $1,
$1.60 per day: reduced weekly rates: reading
room: hot and cold water in every room; baths.
BROOKLYN hotel (formerly on Bush st j, 365-373
Ist ft. — Moderate priced, homelike, temper-
ance hotel; highest standard of respectability;
board and rm. $6 week np: rms. $2 week up;
family rms. $1 np; meals 25c. C. Montgomery.
MARLBORO. 1544 Polk st; from ferries take
fiutter car, transfer on Polk;" European: sln-
. gle or suite, $4 weekly; •paclal rates monthly;
transient.
HOTEL SOUTHERN. 233 3d, st near Folsom.—
Cars from Sd and Towntend and ferry door.
Rooms 50c to 51.50 a day: $3 f» »C a we*k.
HOTEL CHEBOKUE. «2» Golden Udta ay. UI.
Van Nags and Franklin — Beautiful, sunny j
. rooms, with 'free bath; $1 up.
THE KEARNY — Newly furnished throughout;
rooms by the day. week or month. 712 Kearny
at. .Tel. Temporary 3510.
PACIFIC GRAND HOTKL. 127-131 Ellis St.—
First class elegantly furnished rooms, $1 day
up; $25 to $40 per month. -
NEW POSTOFICE HOTEL. 59G Stevenson st.
or 1093 Market st. — Rooms 85c np to $2 per
week. \u25a0 . -
HOTEL STAR. 1740 Ellis st. — Just opened;
-. ; strictly modern; 75c day up; $3 per week.
STANDARD HOTEL. 6tb and Fol-iom — SCO rooms
25c to 60c per night; $1.25 and $2.50 per week.
THE BEVILLE. just opened:, modern conven-
iences: rent reasonable.. 553 V.tn Ness *v.
THE KENSINGTON. 228 Cth St.— Eleja'utly fur-
nlsbed . and sunny roms: reasonable rates.
THE MASON, 40 Fulton st near Larkin: suites
end singles; modern; transient solicited!. • ?\u25a0
THE LAWRENCE, 43 6th st. nr. "Market— Hot
water, steam, heat; rates reasonable.
HOTEL CORONA. 11 Taylor st. ; outside rooms.
modern. $1 day: transient • .
FLATS TO LET— Furnished
$75 — 8010 California st.j » rooms furnished;
sunny alt day. : ' ' -
-'. r . ' -.- . ;, V.: : FLATS TO LET ' -
SCOTT st, 1336 mnd 1362— 5 ande r. and'b •
. corner- O'Farrell, 1821 \u25a0 Minna st:. 4 snhay
roonssand bath. $30. : '
B st,. 22S— Modern, sunny lower fiat. 5 rooms;
: ( tinted; separate, yard; : s2«. . r. - . , %; \u25a0 < .
CUKiLANu av.,vi_S— Upper Uac * room, and
\u25a0ba tn ; ne w and modern ; $20. . ...:_
; GROVE i st.-, :• 571— Flat. \u25a0to • let; r $20: "rcaaca-
v;ab!«o laquirs at. 66? Grovs str""; p
•; -\u25a0 . -...\u25a0•••\u25a0.•.--\u25a0
FLATS TO LET — Con tinned
, HOWARD. 2948— Modern, sunny flat; 5 rooms,
bath: wall bed; Mission warm belt; rent
*^-50- ; .
[ NOE st. 144. nr. 14tb— Upper flat of 3 rooms
i • anJ bath; lower flat of 6 rooms.'
;i4TH st, -255," corner Mission— New upper flat, 3
rooms: light and snnny ; $30."
25TH St.. 3363. near Mission — Corner flat of S
rooms: all modern: yard.
FLATS FOR SALE*— Furnished
ELEGANTLY . furnished, snnny, corner flat; «
bay window rooms; new carpets: artistia
colonial dining room. Apply 9 t» 5. 908 Hayes. .
CHATTANOOGA St.. 2KI, n*>ar 23d— New flat of
! 5 rooms: rent $30 : 4 rooms completely fur-
i nlshed; bargain; .$250. .
DIAMOND. 819— Flat of 3 sunny, bay windovr
furnished rooma, with gas and water; $22.50.
FOR sale — Furniture of a 5 room flat. Including
1 piano. Call Sat, or Sun;. 243 rnimoro st.
ROOMS FOR HOUSE . KEEPING
McALLISTER st. 806 — Nicely furnished sunny
front room: gas range; all conveniences; for
quiet parties: adults. >"-
CALIFORNIA st. 2702—2 rooma and small
kitchen complete for hskpg. Tel. West 2014.
HAIGHT. 1064— Nic« larga furnished room for
light house keeping.
OAK st.. 2005 — Newly furnished rooma for hous«
keeping.
STEINEB st. 1736 — Newly furulabed sunny par-
lor with kitchen: up to data fiat.
WASHINGTON St.. SllS— 2 furnished houM -
keeping rms.. $16; single room:. rent very low.
2 furnished house keeping rooms; ?as. bath,
range; $16. Apply 1012 Capp st. nr IT.th.
ROOMS TO LET — Furn'd and Cnfura'd
LARGE, sunny front room, nicely furnished for
house ke«tpl£ig; bath.
LARGE, sunny front room, suitable for 2 gen-
tlemen; bath; with or without board. MRS J.
MYALL. 54» 34ta St.. Oakland.
NEW St. George. Sirt sth st. cur. Harrison (for-
merly 812 Kearny st.); furnished rooms; •!<»<•- \u25a0
trie light and clothes closet every room; 330
per night: $2 per week; reading room.
DEVLSADERO St., ISOO. noar Biish— Large room
for house keeplnj; running water, gas; reason-
able.
FENTON st. 269. 7th near Folsom — 70 out»ld»
sunny rooms, bath: rates $2 to $3 pat weak.
Special attention to travelers.
HOTEL ALTA VlSTA— Franklin-Eyt*: Am«rl
lean or European; some desirable rooms; fina
corner room for physician.
LACUNA st. 1427. cor. Geary— Newly. nlee!y
furnished fronr rooms to let at reasonably •:.
prU'e; all sunny r.xims.
OAK st. 419 — Sunny modern rooms, furnished,
single or en su!>: for elegance, cleanliness and
comfort come and be suited; reas>mable.
20TTJ St.. 3R73. bet. Guerrero and Valencia-
Nice furnished room; hot and cold water, gas,
crrate and bath.
BUSH St., 2097. cor. Webster— Newly furnished
sunny rooms; •lectrlclty; phone; for gentlemen.
FAVORITE Roomtng House. 810 Eddy st. near
Larkln — Per night. 23c np: by week. 51.50 "Q.
GOLDEN GATE aTI 1/131A— Nlcel7 furnUbtU
front parlor, suitable for 2 or 3 per*on*.
HAIGHT. 132 — Beautiful large front snnny room
or snlte: running water; grate; 2 or 4 gents.
LINDEN ay.. 442— Newly furnished room suit-
able for 1 or 2 gentlemen; new Cat.
LARKIN St., 023 — Newly fnrnlshed snnny suite,
private batb. with or without board.
MAYBELLE. 211 Van Ness ay.— Newly furntsbed
rooms; also transients. . Pood* Market 4544.
N. STANYAN st., 3f>— 2 newly furnished rooms
for light housekeeping: rent reasonable: adults.
PRECITA ay.. 350 — 3 largo rooms for hou*«
keeping; oa second fioor.
SUTTER St.. 190*5 — Newly furnished, suaay
rooms: running water: reasonable.
VALLEJO st.. 1232. near nyde — Fronr room and
large kitchen: rent $16: furnished $22.
ROOMS AND BOARD OFFERED
PIERCE St.. Sl3. nr. McAllister— Newly fura.
front rooms; excellent board: 2 people. $44 mo.
WANTED^ — Two children to board and room:'
good home. 478 I>omrla;m st. /\u25a0
BOARD AND ROOMS WANTED
WANTED^ — By mechanic, board and room in pri-
vate family within 3 or 4 blocks of 2W and
lowa sts. J. A. JOHNSON, care Western .
State construction company. "*«! and town sts.
TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES
XMAS SUGGESTION*
Buy a typewriter for your son or daughter; a-
standard machine; one that will last a life-;
time. We have all kinds for every possible
purpose and at all prices. If yon think yon
can not afford one. call and see what wa> hay*
THE TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. --•*•--
1011 Golden Gate ay.. TeL Park 97X
MONARCH Visible Typewriter— ln th« Monarch
Visible • typewriter all of the wrltlns Is la
full sight all the time: other makes, second
band, at very reasons bl* prices: w* rant, re- .
pair and Inspect; before purchasing ring up
West 5609 or call at 162S Devlsadero st. '
WOLF A ISENBRUCK. dealers. . . !
ALEXANDER & CO.. typewriters; all malt** \u25a0
rented, including Smith Premier; desks, chairs. -
etc.; ask for prices partly used machines.
ALEXANDER. IS2O Flllaor* st; phone W*ss '
8288. \u25a0 I
STEARNS Visible Typewriter; the only vlsibtn !
wltb decimal tabulator: also second hand. »1I
makes: rentals and repairs. The Typewrlto-:
rtnm. 1724 Flllmore st. \u25a0 )
FRED W. VAUGHN * CO.. P«cine coast deal- J
ers Oliver standard visible typewriter; other..,
makes, second hand, for sale. 907 rtllraore st.
WALTER A. SCOTT. ISII Flllmor* St. aud XkJ
Market. Phone West 2083. - ~
SEWING MACHINES
DOMESTIC— Best, cheapest; all kinds rented. >
repaired, exchange: needles and supplies for
all makes. J. W. EVANS, agent. 165S O'VamU
st. near Flllmcre: phon* V-'ft ZGOI.
WILCOX A GIBBS Sewing Machine Company— :
Located at 724 Turk st near Van Ness ay. \u25a0
Manufacturers of the genuine Automatic.
SINGER. Wheeler & Wilson, soid only by Singer
Sewing Machine. Co. A. C. BROWN, sellias
agent. 381 McAllister st. near Polk.
WHITE sewing machines; all style*, all prtce«:
easy terms: some slightly nsed. $23 np. Whit*
Sewing Machine Ox, 613 Van Ness ay. :
20 SECOND HAND machine* to b* Hold lmmertl-
utelr. P. H. SHIRLEY. 11S2O. C. nr. W.iwif,.-
SLOT MACHINES
FOR sale and repairing done promptly. <al i
SCHFLTZE. 970 MeA Ulster <it.
TRUNKS
TRUNKS, snlt cases, hand ba/s; leather gooda; '
TRUSSES
SPECIALISTS la truss fittings. CLARKGANr
DION COMPANY. 12.^ G. O. ay. nr. Filtmore.
. WINDOW SHADES
WINDOW shade* mad* and repaired. J. W.
HOTTER. «04 LantQ *L Phone Franklin 2502.
j ADVANCE window shade factory. Ord«r» Oiled
at nhort notice. OF.O. WALCOM. <O7 Turk.
PROPOSALS AND BIDS
NOTICE TO~DEALErTTx FUEL OIL ~"i
Office of the Board of State Harbor Commis-
sioners. Union Depot and Ferry Hou.te, Saa
Francisco. CaL. December 1. 1907 — Sealed pro-
posals or bids will h.« received at this office at -
or prior to 2:45 o'clock p. ni. on Thursday. De- ;
cember 12. 1907. for furnisblng and deliverina '
fuel oil at tbe ronndbouso of the belt railroad
on the water front of tho elty and county of
San Francisco, according to the specifications
prepared- therefor by tbe assistant state endneef
of th* board and adopted by tbe- board Naveia*
ber 29." 1907, and en fll* In thla office, to which '
special reference is hereby made..
It is estimated that about 1.000 barrel* of
fael.oW will be required per month; the sam* j
must be pumped into the tank at roundhouss
of the belt railroad by the eon tractor.
I No bid will b» received unless it U made oa |
i a. blank form fnrnlshetl from this office- and t*
accompanied by a certlSed check of one thousand
($1,000) dollar*, payable to the order ©f th«
I secretary of the board, a* a guarantee- on tha
j part of tbe sucfessfn! bidder that he will within
six (ft> fiay* after the acceptance of tn» bil.
enter into a, written contract to furnish said
1 fuel oil according. to the. specifications prepared
•therefor, and will also execute and file with thf*
board a bond in the sum of flve thousand ($3.0OO)
dollars wltb a surety company, to be approved
by the board of state harbor commissioners, and'
conditioned for the faithful performance of suea
contract; nor will said bid b« considered by thl*
board anles* 1 delivered to the. secretary or to'
the • assistant \u25a0 secretary, at th» of net- of th»
secretary, at -or prior to 2:45 o'clock . p. ' m.' on
Thursday. D-^etnbor 12, 1007. at which tint* and,
place the bids vrHl.be opened. Tha board re-
serves the risht to . reject any or all bid* \t
deemed for the best Interests of the state. Bid-
ders are Invited: to be present at tha openUat
of . the btdj. . . - .
W. V. STAFFORD.
HENRY J. CROCKER.
W. E. DEXXI3ON*.
\u25a0 - Board of State Harbor Commission *». " -- •
• RALPH BARKER- Assistant SUU Eo£taa«»
w. B. IHORPE. Secretau, : _; ; .
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