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12
Y. M.I. INITIATES
MANY CANDIDATES
Fifiysix New Members Added
to Order at Ceremony Held
in Alameda
Or-e of the most successful events in
the history of the Young Men's insti
tute on the Oakland tside of the bay
\u25a0«•«)« he!d in Alameda Sunday afternoon.
The. occasion was marked by the ini
tiation of a class of 56 candidates pre
sented by tb<* councils of the Oakland
district under the direction of District
Deputy Grand President Fred A. Cul
ien of Oakiand council No. 6.
The initiatory work was conducted
by the decree u*'am of Ignatian council
Xo. SR of San VrancSsco. the following
participating: Grand Director S. A.
JUlejr, Grand Secretary George A.
Stanley, Benjamin L. McKinley. Rich
:ird L. Ulake, Ignatius D. Dwyer,
I'rank A. McCarthy, Dr. J. F. Meagher,
George G. Drew, William J. Linehan,
John P. Duffy and members of Iprnatian
council assisting. Rev. T. J. O'Connell
of Alameda acted as chaplain, and C. A.
Whelan of No. 35 presided at the piano.
Grand President James P. Sex. past
grand president; William J. Hennes
sey; Grand Directors D. T. Crowley,
P. 2. Ltfieey. Hurry J. Fazakerly. Grand
Inside Sentinel Charles McAulifte. and
Grand Second Vice President John P.
Denehy were among those present. The
Initiatory work , was held at Wood
men's hall, and the gathering was
'ailed to order by the district deputy,
following which the degree team took
charge.
Upon the conclusion of the degree
work all adjourned to the banquet hall.
April 10 a class initiation will be
conducted at San Rafael.
HEALTH SOCIETIES WILL
JOIN IN CONVENTION
Meeting to Take Place April 18
in Sacramento
Tlio meeting: of the public health
organizations of the state to take place
at Sacramento April 19 at the call of
Dr. William F. Snow, secretary of the
state beard of health, in exciting an
interest amon? the members that in
pures a large attendance.
Delegates are expected from the
State tuberculosis association. San
Francisco tuberculosis association, Ala
meda tuberculosis association. Califor
nia playground association. San Fran
risco milk commission Oakland milk
commission. California' State Associa
tion f.,r the Study and Prevention of
Private Diseases. Red Cross society,
White Crusaders. Salvation Army,
juvenile courts of Los Anereles and Sac
ramento. G. M. Goethe and the various
flJstrfcts of the California Federation
of women's clubs.
F. C. Mattison, chairman of the pub
lic health commission of the Medical
Society of the State of California, has
written a letter explaining that 'it is
proposed to form a sort of clearing
house to deal with the difficulties which
ire confronted In public health work.
INDEX TO CLASSIFIED ADS
ACCOtrirTANTS— CEKT. PUBLIC. .. CoL 3, P. 13
APARTKEKTS Ccl. 6, P. 12
ATTOEJTEYS ".'.". CoL 8, P. 13
AXTTOWOBILES Col. 1, P. 13
Col. 2. P. 13
BAH AND BTOEE FIXTURES. Col. I.P. 13
BICYCLES AND MOTORCYCLES. .. Col. 2, P. 13
B VSISEES CHAKCES 001. 2. P. 13
BrFrx ESS PERSONALS Col. 4. P. IS
BAEBEES AKD SXTPPLEEB CoL 4, P. 12
BUErKX6B COLLEGES CoL 3, P. 18
BTTTTOKS AND PLEATENO CoL 1, P. 13
CAEPET CLEANING CoL'7.'P.*Uf
<7.J»:EVCYAJTTS CoL 4, P. 13
COLLECTION AGESCITS CoL 6. P. 18
E2ZI2J.™! LET CoL 7. P. 12
DEiTISTS Col. 3 P. 18
ggESa XAKXVG ; Col. I.P. 1J
EDCCATIO JTAL CoL 3, P. 11
EMPLOYMENT OFFICES .*. . . Col. 5. P. 12
EXPLOYKEKT WANTED—MALE. . Col. 2, P. 12
EMPLOYMENT WANTED— Female.. Col. 2, P. 12
TEMALE HELP WAI.TED Col. 4, P. U
FINANCIAL CoL 4, P. «
FLATS TO LET Col. 6, P. 12
FLATS TO LET— FURNISHED Col. 7, P. 12
FOB BALE— MISCELLANEOUS Col. 7, P. 12
Col. I.P. 13
FURNITURE FOR SALE CoL 7, P. 12
FURNITUHE "WANTED Col. 7, P. 12
TEEIGHT FOEWAKDING Col. 7, P. 12
GLASS WORKS Col. 2, P. 18
HOEEES. WAGONS AND HAENESS.CoL 2, P. 13
HOTEL 6 Col. 6, P. 12
ROUSES TO LET— FURNISHED.... CoI. 7, P. 18
HftCEES TO LET— Unfurnished Col. 7, P. 12
INVESTMENTS Col. 4, P. IS
LEGAL NOTICES Col. 6, P. 13
LODGING HOUSES FOB SALE Col. 3, P. IS
LOST AND FOUND Col. I.P. 12
** - CoL 2, P. 12
MALE HELP WANTED Col. 2, P. 12
" •• •• .Col. a, p. 12
- " " Col. 4, P. 12
MATRIMONIAL CcL 4, P. 13
MEDICAL Col. », P. 13
MATEBKITY HOMES Col. 3, P. 13
MEETINGS— LODGES Col. 2, P. 12
MEETINGS— LEGAL Col. 2, P. 18
MIKES AND MINING Col. 4. P. 13
MISCELLANEOUS Col. 1. P. 13
MONEY TO LOAN Col. 4, P. 13
•• Col. 5, P. 13
KONEY WANTED Col. *, p. 13
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Col. 1. P. 13
NOTARY PUBLIC Col. 3, P. 13
OAKLAND HOUSE X'P'G. BOOMS.. Col. 5. P. 12
OFFICES AND fcTORES TO LET.... C 01. 7, P. 13
PALMISTRY CoL 4, P. 18
PATENI ATTORNEYS Col. 3, P. 13
PHYSICIANS CoL 3, P. 18
POPULAR REMEDIES Col. 3, P. 18
HEAL ESTATE— CITY Col. 6, P. 13
" t " CoL 6, P. 13
3.EAX ESTATE— COUNTRY CoL 6, P. 13
REAL ESTATE— OAKLAND CoL 7, P. 18
EEAL ESTATE— BERKELEY CoL 7, P. 13
REAL ESTATE— ALAMED A CoL 7, P. 13
REAL ESTATE— TO EXCHANGE... Ccl. 7, P. 13
HOOKS AND BOARS OFFERED 001. 6. P. 12
ROOMS AND BOARD— Berkeley CoL t, P. 12
ROOKS TO LET— FUR.-UNFUB Col. 6. P. 18
ROOMS TO LET— HOUSE KEEPING. CoI. J, P. 12
KALESMTST * SOLICITOES WNTED.CoL 4, P. 12
SANITARIUMS CoL g, P. 13
BTORAGE AND MOVING VANS Col. 7, P. 18
SPIRITUALISM .CoL 4, P. IS
SEWING MACHINES CoL 7, P. 12
TITLES RESTORES Col. 9, P. 13
TRUSSES CoL 3, P. 18
TYPEWRITERS AHD SUPPLIES... CcL 1, P. IS
•jyPAID WAGES COLLECTED Col. 4. p. 12
; FOUND
*T-' =r ~ ~~~~
IF YOU LOSE ANYTHING— Advertise It
here. It will be returned to yon if an honest
person fleds It. Remarkable recoveries are
broocbt about every day through this column
IF YOU FIND ANYTHING BRING IT
to the
San FranrlMco Call {
i I. out and Found Bureau (
J Third nnd Market Streets I
y ~- j
Get a claim cuerk. Have It advertised.
Reclaim it if tbe uwoer docs not.
THE LAW— People who find loft articles
are interested in knowing that the state law
Is strict in requiring them to wek the own-
ers through advertisements and otherwise
and teat failure to do so, if proof can be
ehown, involves a severe penalty.
LOST— A passbook with the Hlbernla Savings
and Loan Society of San Francisco. In the
unm* of GEORGE W. PETERSON No
CJOO-63D. The - finder will please return to
bank. Unless sauie is returned within 6 days
a new book will pc isgned to the applicant, i
i.«iST — A pair of spectacles In black case in
Jefferson square near entrance to Golden Gate
nv. and Lajmna st. Bring to 627 Fulton st.
near L/asruna*and receive reward.
LC£T — Wallet containing $270 cash, $513 govern-
ment checks. Please return to 210 Stockton
.St.. S. F.. THOMAS HENNESSY. Liberal
reward.
STRAYED or stolen— English bull terrlor pup:
.•inMvor* to name of Biff. Return to 769 6th
.-!»-., receive reward; telephone Pacific HID.
1 .OST— Lady'e gold watch, monogram \u25a0L. A. i J..
Friday evening between Flood building and
Alameda. Return 32 Powell ft. Rewerd. ,
L<»ST— Scotch collie pup, 10 months old. yellow
in c-ilor, white breast. Return to 700 Tennes-
, t< t et. , reward $5.
LOST AXD _ FOtryp~Contlnned^ > ; \u25a0
LOST^— Saturday night. In . vicinity of . China-
town, a wallet containing railroad . ticket,
check and small amount money. Return to
cashier, St. Francis hotel, and receive liberal
reward. +.
LOST — Gold pin, Sunday afternoon. In \u25a0 Ftllmore
st. bet. Geary and Turk. Reward If returned
to MISS H. SCHUSSEIy, 1536 Pine ft.
LOST— CANARY BIRD. NEAR LYONS AND
SACRAMENTO. LIBERAL REWARD IF ÜB-
TUBXED TO 1912 LYON ST. ,
LOST — Suit case" on 7:20 p. m. Berkeley Key
Route train, Saturday: reward. W. C. J.,
2125 Hearst ay.. Berkeley.
MEETINGS — Lodges
California chapter No. r>. i:. a. m. j^geti
— StHT«>(l meeting THIS f TUESDAY) KyTrtSa
EVENING, April r». 1010. at 7:30 tt?_Sl)f
o'clock in asylum <->f GoMou <;at<- Y*jSw^M
commandery, 2133 Sutter M. IJusi- Kid
EDWARD PEABODY, Secretary.
MISSION* comnmndery No. 41. X: T. — *, *^ m
Stated assembly THIS (TUESDAY)
EVENING at S o'clock. Mission Ma- WW
i»onlc temple. TUe Illustrious Order .
of the Red Cro6s. All fraters cordially in-
vited. By order of the eminent commander.
A. HAWKSLEY, Recorder.
GOLDEN GATE lodpe No. 30, F. &. A
A. M.— Stated meeting .THIS (TUBS \u25a0 -J\-
DAY) EVENING. 7:80 o'clock. King J^^.
Solomou's ball. 1739 Flllmore st. •' \u25bcx
EDWIN L. MEYER, Secretary.
SAN FRANCISCO lodge No. 300, F. & A
A. M. — Stated communication THIS m .
(TUESDAY) at 8 o'clock p. m. 'Mem- J^J\
bers please take notice. ' N
I^. E. SAWYER, Secretary.
PACIFIC lodge No. 130. F. &A. M.. 1739 A
Filliuore st.— Stated meeting THIS
r.VENING. 8 p. m. Tyt
GEORGE PENLINGTON, Sec. f^r\
ORIENTAL lodge No. '144, F. &A. M.— A
Stated meeting THIS (TUESDAY) -jfc-
at 8 o'clock p. m. JK JK
A. S. HUBBARD. Secretary. '\u25bc>
PACIFIC lodce No. 155, I. O. O. le»JsS3Mu~
I". — Members, please assemble jp2?*^^si
WEDNESDAY, - p. m.. at Odd "-*^^-V^?
I'cllows' hall, corner Park and '^OtsV?^
Santa Clara Ms.. Alameda. to attend the
fnneral of our late brother. JAMES FOTlini*.-
GILL. H. KCHWERIN, N. G.
F. C. EDMONDS. Rec. Sec.
CONCOHDIA lodge No. 122. 1. O. O. .jgjSSSgfv
X.— Officers niid members of tlie i^r^^Si
funernl committee will piense as- "iiJ-SiS^^
pemlile at their hall. Geary and *>w>w
Stoiner sts.. WEDNESDAY. April 6, at 1:30
p. m.. to attend the funeral of our late de-
ceased brother. M. D. VOR.KATH.
FRANZ WOLFF. N. G.
CHRIST. ROEBER. Rec. Sec.
OFFICERS and members of the Servian- «3B»
Montenegrin 1^ & B. Society — You are <«_»&
hereby nutiflcd to attend our regular ; wf£fa
and quarterly tneetiuc TOMORROW td *Sii¥3
(WEDNESDAY) EVENING. April 6. LWJpj
at 8 o'clock, at the Occidental hall. * _»»
room 415. fourth floor, Jefferson Square build-
iug, 925 Golden Gate ay., near Octavla *t.
LAZAR S. CHURICH, President.
MILAN G. STANISICH. Secretary.
MARINE Engineers' Bencncial association — Offi-
cers and members are requested to attend the
next regular meeting, to be held TUESDAY
EVENING, April 5. 1910. A large attendance
Is desired, as business of great Importance to
this association will be transacted. By order
E. J. POWERS. President.
JOHN M. POWELL. Secretary.
MEETING S— Legal
LAUREL HILL CEMETERY.
The annual meeting of tbe lot owners of- Lau-
rell Hill cemetery will be beld at the offlce of
the cemetery. Bush st. and Presidio ay.. San
Francisco. Cal.. on TUESDAY. April 5. 1910. at
tbe hour of 2 p. ta.. for the purpose of electing
3 trustees to serve for tbe ensuing 3 years and
nntil their successors are elected and qualified,
and also for the consideration and transaction of
such other business as may r* brought before tbe
meeting. GILES H. GRAY. President.
CHARLES A. STUBENRAUCH. Sec. Pro Tern.
Pan Francisco. March 30, 1910.
NOTICE OF REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
OF THE BOHEMIAN CLUB.
The regular annual meeting of the members
of the Bohemian Club -will be held at the
rooms of the olitb, • Post and Iyeavenworth
streets. In tbe City and County of San Fran-
cisco. State of California, on TUESDAY,
APRIL 19. 1910. at 1 o'clock p. m.. for the
purpose of electing eight directors and for tbe
transaction of such other bn«lneM as may
properly cotne before the meeting.
JOHN C. DOP.NIX. Secretary.
EMPLOYMENT. WANTED — Male
ACCOUNTANT and book keeper will keep small
t*t of books 1 'or 2 days a week. Bos 3611.
Call offlce.
BUTLER or valet (SwiMi, single, willing and
obliging, city »>r country; first class New York
city and California references. Address bo*
3739. Call offlce.
COOK who knows his business desire* a position
in some American hotel, restaurant or private
family; understands French and Italian cook-
X ing. but t-pf-hks oo English. 3192 22d st.
CAPABLE and energetic young man with un-
questionable reference and 6 years* experience
as book keeper and accountant wants posi-
tion. Box 3713. Call office.
COPPERSMITH, first class man. wants work In
city or country. Box 3603, Call office.
CHAUFFEUR wishes position in prlvste family;
6 years' experience: best of references. Box
4&07, Call office, 1651 Flllmore st.
CARPENTER wants work from owner, day or
job; excellent references: very reasonable;
tuwn or country. Box 4790, Call office.
: ELDERLY active man to do chores around pri-
vate place; understands garden work, flowers
and vegetables; a worker; good references.
Address box 3GSB. Call offlce.
EXPERIENCED Janitor, well acquainted with
all domestic work, best of city references, de-
tlres a steady eltuatlon. Address box 3607,
Call office. I
FIRST class 'pastry cook wants position In
hotel or store, city or country. WILLIAM P..
1549 Stockton ft.
GARDENER and all round man about private
place wants situation: has reference. Box
4155. Call office. Oakland.
PEINTER-pressman-proof reader-, first clasc.
wants position at either, or all ronnd; steady,
fober. willing. 80x.369t>, Call office.
GROCER, thoroughly experienced and fully com-
petent to take entire charge of a business,
wishes position: some general merchandise ex-
perience: no objection to good Interior town
or country. Box 3690, Call office.
GENTLEMAN desires position as collector for
wholesale house; best of references. Box 3672,
Call office. ;
JAPANESE, excellent laundryman, wants posi-
tion; cjty or country; reference. M. NARA,
1532 Post St.; tel. West 7066.
MASONIC brother In good standing, financially
embarrassed, wants employment; no charity.
Box 3750, Call offlce. .
STEADY young man of *-S desires position as
chipper and packer; references. Address box
.1097. Call office.
THE GEO. T. MURTON AUDIT CO. keeps books
by monthly contract 502 Jewelers' building.
Kesrny 1007. .
VEST MAKER wantu work; first class; $1.50.
ISD Rltcb st. between 8d and 4th.
YOUNG German, 25' years of age, wants any
kind of work; can keep books; a good writer;
6 months in America. Address box 4800. Call.
YOUNG Scandinavia/} would like a position <• as
assistant cook in' a private family. Address
box 120. Borllngame. Cal. . ' \ -
EMPI.O Y.MEXT WANTED--Fgniale~
AI MILLINER CALLS AT HOUSE; WILLOW
PLUMES MADE OF FEATHERS AND BOAS
BETTER and CHEAPER THAN ANYWHERE
IN CITY. BOX 4799 CALL. 1651 FILLMORE.
COMPETENT woman wants washing or housp-
work-by the day; good worker. 90S Corbett ay.
DRESS MAKER— First class lady's talloress on
coat*, suits; any styles; fit guaranteed; cus-
tomers solicited: few engagements. $2.75 day.
MISS E. 8.. 1257 Octavla; t_eL West 2785. " !
EXPERIENCED governess, who is able to teach
Latin, German or French and music, desires
change. Address College \u25a0 Woman, box 3723.
Call office. v
GOOD woman would like 2 or 3 hours' work
every day. washing or house cleaning. Box
"76, IIOS Valencia Rt. •
TOE GEO. T. MURTON AUDIT CO. keeps books
by -monthly contract. 502 Jewelers' building.
Kearny 1007.
YOUNG lady artist with experience wishes poni-
tlon. Commercial . and fashion work, design-
ing and water color. - References. , Box 3691,
Call office. ' .-.-\u25a0-.
YOUNG woman . who has had : experience a? a
nurse, and companion' will take charge of house
for elderly \u25a0 pereon, or the care of 'young girl.
ami assist with upstairs work. Tel. West
6.VM.
MALE .-• HELP WAKTED
ANDRE'S, 1044 Larkln st— Cake baker. \u25a0 $15 a
week; aßPistant, came place, $0 a week- tailor
for institution, $30; gardeners. $30, $35. $40:
busboy, cafe. $3 week; assistant on- French
psstry, $45; cooks,- kitchen help and -others;
French farmer. $30 and/ found.
MEN wanted for railway, mall. Internal revenue,
customs' and postofflce examinations; $600 to
$1,500; preparation free. Write for San ' Fra-
ncisco examination scheduler Franklin -Institute.
dept. 17N, Rochester, N. Y. '
MEN AND WOMEN to learn the barber trad*
absoiutely free; no limit to time. - .Write or
SSi!-.* 611 particulars, THE S. F. BARBER
COLLEGE. 790 Howard at -
MEN wanted for firemen and hrakemen on near-
bj _ railroads; experience i unnecessary;- good
vision: age^ 20-30; $75 . to* $100 monthly; no
JaJ. ' P enn » l >ent employment; - promotion ;
-400 men being sent to positions monthly: state
THE SAN FRANCISCO TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 1910. ,
MALE HELP WANTED—- Continued •
MURRAY & READY.
LEA DING EM PLOYMENT AGENTS.
White Palace Hotel Building,
11th and Market sts., San Francisco. •;
Phones— Market 656-637, -- Home J1546.
- BRANCH 'OFFICES:
7th and Broadway, opposite S. P. Depot,
Oakland.
Phones— Okland 7301, Home A 7545.
2d and H sts., Sacramento.
2d and Main sts. "and 'l26 Marchesault tt.,
Los Angeles. . . -
Latin offlce, 52S Jackson St., San Francisco.'
FREE FARE— FREE.
OREGON— OREGON. v
KLAMATH FALLS. .
CALOR— CALOR.
ALL FREE FAKE.
800 laborers and teamsters for work on con-
struction of O. &E. K. It. and C. N. B. R.<B.
FREE FARE.
SHIP DAILY.
100 tunnelmen, Leader and corner men, rock-
me*. muckers, drillers, concrete men, $60 to
$100. ,
ALL FREE FARE.
: WHITE I'ALACE HOTEL.
- SPECIAL- NOTICE.
IoS NEW SINGLE ROOMS, INCLUDING
BATHS; SUN AND ELECTRIC LIGHT IN
EVERY ROOM. , .
$1.50 PER WEEK— CALL -AND SEE THEM.
•«0 SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
00 SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
FREE OF CHARGE TO GUESTS.
250 splendidly furnished rooms, 25c, 35c and
50c per day; free baths with every room;
largest hotel offlce and clubrooms on Pacific ;
coast; facing Van Ness ay. ; baggage checked
and stored tree of charge; highest grade of
white help employed.
WHITE PALACE HOTEL— NEVER CLOSED.
Hth and Market Ets., San Franctsco.
I-'KEB FAHE.
NEVADA LINE— TRUCKEB DISTS.
TO THE BIG TUNNELS.
*. C. P. R. R. RECONSTRUCTION.
BRIDGE AND CONCRETE WORK;
500 laborers teamsters, rocknicu, tunuelmen,
drillers, concrete laborers, muckers, stone ma-
sons, , powdermen, steam shovel engineers,
cranemen, carpenters, blacksmiths, powder-
men, etc., wages $G0 to $175.
\ ALL KUEK FARE.
SHIP MORNING AND NIGHT.
- ALSO l-'OK i
COLF AX— A PPLKG ATE.
AUBUKN— BOWMAN— LANDER.
LOOK— LOOK.
FOR ARIZONA— FKEE FARE.
CARPENTERS— ARIZONA. *
AND
CARPENTERS HELPERS.
10 carpenters, bridge work, Arizona: free
fare; $90.
-0 carpenters' helpers, Arizona; free fare;
$07.60; ship today. • . ?\u25a0\u25a0
FKEE FARE— FREE FARE.
SAILORS.
RIGGERS.
C sailors or riggers for large company; see
boss here; $97.50. •
ANOTHER RIGGERS' JOB.
C riggers, power company, $3.25 day.
NOW TO
THE SAWMILLS. YARDS AND WOODS.
FREE FAKE— MENDOCINO COUNTY.
25 laborers, mills and yards; no experience
needed; free fare; $30 and found and up.
STEAMER GOES TODAY.
OTHERS,
o miners, gold mine, hand work, $3.50 day.
6 teamsters, fare 10c, $2.50 day.
PAINTERS.
4 painters, near by. $4.50 day.
SEE BOSS HERE.
LUMBER COMPANY.
Teamster, mountain team, $75.
Log cutter. $00; ewamper, $90.
Spool tender, $3.50; donkey engineer, $105.
GOVERNMENT WORK.
LIVE IN SAN FRANCISCO.
10 laborers. S hours. $2.50 day; big Job.
ANOTHER GOOD ONE.
33 laborers for a good company; 2 years* Job;
no experience needed: $45 and found up.
20 HINDUS.
20 Hindus to cut asparagus, $45.
100 ITALIANS.
SHIP TODAY.
100 Italian laborers, free fare, $<VT.SO.
NOW FREE FARE TO
MOJAVE— OLANCIIA— SEARLES.
SOUTH. SOUTH. SOUTH.
50 lat>orers, free fare, $2.25 day. '
COME ONK. COME ALL
.SPECIAL
NO OFFICE FEE
FREE KARR
300 laborers for new R. R. work; no office
fee; free fare; go today; bring your blankets
with you; will ship you away.
DO— YOU— WANT— TO— WORK
IN— THE— MILLS— YARDS— WOODS?
BIG LUMBER COMPANIES
MENDOCINO. UUMBOLDT,
DEL NORTE COUNTIES
TREE FARE— FREE FARE
r>o laborers to work In mills, yards, woods, j
etc.; you do not need any experience; $30 to
$45. found.
JO swampers for the woods. fc
ALL FREE FAKE.
ARE YOU GOING?
SASH AND DOOR FACTORIES
10 young men; steady, Ught work; country
factory; $1.50 to $1.70 day and Increase;
steady work. »-sv
<»O TO THE MINES
EIGHT HOURS' WORK
10 mnrkers. gold quarte mine, $".'».
5 German or Scandinavian muckers; $2.50
day.
10 coal miners, Oregon; good wages.
10 drillers, quarry work; $67.60, $75.
LABORERS— CITY WORK
2S laborers without experience for different
works In city; $2 to $2.50 day.
TEAMSTERS— COUNTRY
40 teamsters, drive 2 and 4, wagon, scraper,
etc.; $60 to $75.
FREE FARE
CONCRETE FOREMAN
• Concrete foreman. R. R. work; $00.
FREK KARK
LABORERS— PART. FARE PAID
STEADY WORK FOR A POWER CO.
25 laborers, no experience required," to work
\u0084 around quarry, crusher, tunnels, dam and
buildings for a big electric light and power
company; $C 7.50 to start and Increase; long
Job. Inquire about this today,
217 lalwrers for all classes of work— con-
crete, shoveling, etc.; country; $2 to $2.73
day.
FARMS. ORCHARDS. VINEYARDS,
DAIRIES, ETC.
23 tnllkers for Napa, Sonoma, Marin, Yolo,
San Luis.Oblspo. Madera \u25a0 and other counties;
$30 to $40 and fd.
5 teamsters, big rancli, south; $40 and fd.
43 teanibtiTK, farmers, orchard and vine-
yard hands, from $1 to *4 fare; $30 to $40; fd.
9 choremen, $25, $30, fd.; 3 .flower and
vegetable gardeners, $30 and $35, fd.
MARRIED HELP
Teamster and wife to cook. 50c fare, $50 and
fd.; 3 married farmers. $52 and house, boss
here; 4 farmers and wives, other places, 140
to $00 and fd.
MECHANICAL.' /
»*• BRICK LAYERS— MACHINISTS.
PLASTERERS— CARPENTERS
HORSE SHOERS— EDGERMEN.
5 brick layers, long Job, country, $5 a day.
4 plasterers, 8 hours, $5 a day.
2 machinists, factory, $1. $3 to $3.2." a day.
2 machinists, mining company, $97.50.
- Horse shoer, Mendocino county, $3 a day.
Carpenter, ranch south. $40 and found.
Blacksmith, small ranch. $40 and -found.
3 blacksmiths, country shops, $8 to $3.50 day.
Kdgerman, lumber company, free fare, $60, fd.
Wood worker, country shop. $3.50 a day.
5 bridge carpenters, power company, $30.
Tool maker, city, $3.50 a day.
Pattern maker, city. $3.50 a day.
Stone cutter, power company. $5 a day.
2 cutoff men, country factory. $4 a day.
7 MARRIED HELP
Choreman and wife, chicken ranch, see boss
here; 2" married farmers, no objection to child,
$52 and bouse, boss here; . teamster and wife
near by,' sso and found; 3: farmers and wives,
$50 and $60 nnd found. \u0084.,... , ___
HOTELS, RESTAURANTS
AND OTHERS. ETC.
7 cooks, country hotels, restaurants and board-
ing houses. $46 to $60 fd.: 2 second cooks. $50
and $60 fd. ; 2 camp cooks. $40 fd.; 3 ranch
cooks, $30 and $35 . fd. ; - porter, first class
hotel. $:«) fd. ; 2 camp waiters. $30 and $35
fd.; 2 sllvermen, $50 fd.; 9 kitchen bands and
dish washers, city and country; $30 to $40 fd.;
young man, lunch counter, $8 week. •\u25a0\u25a0-\u0084».;
Call and see our bulletin boards. Work cum-
...ing by phone, telegram and mall all day long.
MU RRAY & • READY.-
11th nnd Market sts... San, Francisco.
" 7tb and Broadway, 3 Oakland. \u25a0
2d and H sts.,- Sacramento. ' '
NOW FREE FARKTO
" MOJAVE— OLANCIIA— SEARLES.
'SOUTH. ' . SOUTH. . SOUTH.
50 .laborer*, free faro. $2.2."> \u25a0 day. .
MURRAY &RKADY,
lltU and Market sts.
WANTED — Men and vromeu to learn the barber
trade; special rates on now; branches ia all
the principal cities. United States and Canada;
we guarantee to teach you the trade. Moler
.College 234 3d:st. . .- :. .
LABORERS and mechanics to know that Edward
Rolkln has reduced ithe rooms at the Denver
liousvi, 3d and Howard 'sts.. to 35c per day; $3
week: hot and cold water. ln every room. . '\u25a0\u25a0 v
LAUNDRY mnrker: first class!counter preferred;
steady position c - tor good • man. \u25a0 : Apply today,
Kheerln's \ Laundry, 762 . McAllister st. - , .
WAiNTED — 600 men to. occupy rooms; 20c to 30e
.per night (free bath), at the NEW YORK. 733
\u25a0' Howard st between 3d: and 4th. • *- ->i.5;;;-~
MANAGER for planing' mill and lumber yard;
must invest $2,000; geod. salary and gilt edge.
Address box 353. 1 IPS -Valencia- st.t \u0084-.:
WE want a few live," responsible men and women
as deputies for Fraternal :< Order \u25a0 Mountaineers
in cities and towns around I tbe bay ; we have
the best - proposition on the coast. \u25a0 Call \u25a0or ad-
dress F. O. M.,' room 52, Bacon block. Oak-
. land, Cal.-- -\u25a0 :\u25a0..-•\u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0 '.- --\u25a0'- \u25a0;-\u25a0- : '.
WANTED — Young . men "\u25a0' to ' learn *'our • business.
i \u25a0 Apply .8:30 .a. ; m.- to ] the ;\u25a0 E. •P. * CHARLTON
CO.; 5c, : 10c. and* 15c i store, 786-88 Market :«t.
000 MEN- wanted to get first. rlaas 5c Bbave; bot
• and i clean towel *> to ; every.! one." i 670 Washing-
1 ton. st.";' near: Kparny."V Pacific;- Barber . College."
COAT MAKER, . by * the week ; ; highest ; Wages";
Bj steady I work::: l'-girl t helper.; only. ..GORDAN
iTHB TAILOR, corner., Bush and Kearny sts. ,^ ; r
FIRST ; CLASS S architectural s, draftsman -wanted
on construction. work: -state experience and sal-
.• ary, wanted. Box 3685," Call office. : - j
_ MALE HELP WASTED— Contlnned ,_\u25a0\u25a0_'_
YOUNG man wanted for position of trust ; good
reference required; must place $160 cash down.
1867 Sntter sir, near FUlmqre.; :' '."\u25a0*-\u25a0;
10 first class men's •\u25a0 tailors, to work on ladles*,
tailored . garments; highest wages v paid.
BARON, 118 Geary st.
MEN to , learn barber trade, entirely free; time
unlimited. Apply Pacific Barber College, 670
Washington st. . - 1 -• - ---:\u25a0\u25a0. .\u25a0\u25a0-••••'
WANTED — Man or boy to \u25a0 run a pipe cuttiDg
machine In plumbing shop. Apply at 69
Sharon st. - .' -' \u25a0 .
WANTED — Sober, industrious man to attend
.. horse, " cow, poultry, garden,., etc. ' Box 3093,
Call office. \u25a0 - ' ' '- . '- • '-\u25a0:
WANTED — An experienced -floor walker. Apply
HALE BROS.. Inc.. 11th and Washington sts.,
Oakland. . \u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.
MEN wanted. at 103 3d st. to have their shoes
repaired; sewed soles 7Sc. done In 10 minutes.
WANTED— First class horse tshoer at San Jose
racetrack. Apply T. A. CARROLL. San Jose.
WANTED — Chinese cook for Palo Alto; wages >
$50; no washing. Apply 1918 Green st. upstairs.
WANTED — A • first class . solicitor for work in
San Francisco. Address box 3650. Call offlce.
NEW WESTERN, 1124 Howard— Single rooms, j
15c and 20c per night: hot and cold water.
JOB PRINTER solicitor wanted; one acquainted
with the trade. Telephone Berkeley 6700.
WANTED — Competent book keeper, 7 to 8 even-
lngs; state terms. 80x^3694, Call office:
TAIXOR on pressing and repairing. BRAUN,
303 Noe st., at Market and 16th. .
BOY wanted in a tailor store. 90S Market St.,
room 21ft. \u25a0
.WASTED TO LEARX TRADE
WANTED — Your work pays the expense to learn
a trade that pays $5 day in few months' time;
electricity, automobiles, plumbing, brick laying;
actual contract Jobs; 200 students last year.
United Trade School Contract Co., 1623 Mrkt.
OF 'lnterest in taking a* course In learning any
trade; save from $50 to $100 by writing to the
Trades School Information Bureau, 220 Aliso
St.. Los Angeles. Cal.
-.1- BARBERS AND SUPPLIES
BARKER SANITARY CHAIRS
THE CHAIRS THAT LEAD THEM ALL
Our 1010 model finished with a PORCELAIN
GLASS ENAMEL that is not on any other make
of chairs. This chair is started and completed in
our own factory and we do not purchase any
part of it from any other factory and receive
imperfect goods.
Send for catalogue of this chair, which Is sold
on easy installments of $5 per month. We fit up
shops complete on very. low payments.
JAMES BARKER, INC.
Phone Franklin 3880. - 94 Turk st
EUGENE F. PANABIO. Mgr.
FOR- sale — The contents of the Garden City
Bank barber shop, and basement for rent;
consisting of 10 Barker revolving chairs, 0
bathtubs, triple plate mirror cm stand, needle
shower, electric cabinet and marble slab; Na-
tional' each register; 2 wall rases with marble
8 foot base and porcelain washstand 24 feet
and 36 feet long, ' very fine, Ofeet high and
everything connected with an up to date shop.
Inquire of T. S. MONTGOMERY &. SON,, or
W.. P.- WESTLAKE. San Jo6e, Cal.
THE "hit" of the year, the modern INDEPEND-
ENCE BARBER CHAIR (one lever hydraulic);
terms $5 PER MONTH or cash; see them; also
the SWELLEST WALLCASES. BECKEL &
PRESHER, Inc.. BARBER SUPPLIES, Co 6th
St., San Francisco.
BARBER trust cornered — Old and new chairs for
what they are worth; 2 revolving chairs and
shop complete, $50; nonforfeitlng lease and
time tbe same as casn 394 Hayes st.
$300 — Four chair shop and 3 bathrooms, running
2 chairs steady; rent $15, with 2 living rooms;
owner has. other business; must sell. COLE-
MAN A CO.. 830 Market st.
BARBERS, attention— s chair shop, town of
13.000 population; runs 5 steady; clears over
$150 per month; owner 111 and must sell. Par-
ticulars only with COLEMAN &. CO., 830
Market st.
3 CHAIR, shop, fine corner, near Market St.,
downtown: price $350; will double its value
when building Is completed next door. COLE-
MAN & CO.. 830 Market st. \u25a0
BARBERS, that use the GOLD BUG RAZOR
never get the HOOK WORM. R U WISE?
EDW. L. CORDY & CO.. 68 TAYLOR 'ST.,
RELIABLE BARBER SUPPLIES.
BARBER for Saturday and Sunday; must be so-
ber; steady the year, round. 1706 Bryant st.
near 16th.-
FOR sale — One chair shop; cheap; good location;
residence district. Apply 4006 20th st. corner
Sanchez.
BARBERS' Protective Union — Employment secre- >
tary, W. BARON. 775 Mkt.: phone Kny. 5384.
OUR toilet waters, lilac and violet, are equal to
the imported. At -BAUER'S. 1554 Ellis st.
BOOTBLACK (white), one who thoroughly un-
. derstands work-!n barber shop. 506 Valencia.
BARBER wanted evenings, -Wednesday, noon
Saturday, Sunday. 17th and Gnerrem gts.
ONE chair barber shop for sale; must be sold at
once. Call at cor. 10th and Folsom sts.
FOR eale^ — 3 ohair barber ("hop. 2 pteady, on ac-
count of sickness; cheap rent. 502 4th at.
BARBER wishes good Saturday and Sunday Job,
regular.' Box 3657. Call offlce. \u25a0
2 CHAIR shop for sale. $130. Corner of ghat-
tuck and Ashby, Berkeley.
BARBER shop for sale or will take in. partner;
good location. 88 Oth st. _^
2 COLORED barbers, also a porter, wanted at
2805 Greenwich «t. •
HYDRAULIC Barker chair for sale, cheap.
1241 A Franklin st.
2 CHAIR barber shop, complete, $150. Call at
342 4th st.
NEAT manicure wanted. 12 California 6t. near
Market. • - .
YOUNG women between the ages of 17 and 25,
of ' fair - education, neat appearance and un-
questionable character,; wanted to study tele-
phone operating as a profession; a liberal sal-
ary Is paid new operators while in' training at
the operating school of tbe Pacific Telephone
and Telegraph Company, and upon graduation
they are given permanent positions 'at the
switchboards, with opportunities for promotion.
The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
provides light and well ventilated operating
rooms, pleasant rest and lunch rooms and takes
a personal Interest in the welfare of the young
women in its employ.
-Competent operators furnished" -to prorlde
branch exchange subscribers. "
For full particulars call, preferably between
6:30 a. m. and. 12 m.. at operating school,
telephone office. 2015* Steiner st.
" OAKLAND. "~
GIRLS TO MAKE OVERALLS. PAID SALARY
WHILE LEARNING.
LEVI STRAUSS & CO.. 3D AND CLAY STS.
APPLY TO MR. DAVIS.
! WANTED— LadIes to learn hair dressing; com-
plete course. $25; bring this ad and get mani-
curing outfit free | with lessons. Up . to Date
—Parlors, 1750 Flllmore st. ; estab. 15 years.
WANTED — Young women to train as nurses, be-
tween -ages of 20 and 30, of good education,
neat appearance. Box 8098, Call office, Oak-
land. ....
EXPERIENCED girt for candy store. Call after
10 .a. m.. BONNALIES, 2521 Mission st. X
LEARN. the art of hair dressing at the California
College of Halrdressing and Beauty Culture:
, txp. lnstr. ' 967% Market Tel. Kearny 53681
LADIES wanted to take home work, part or full
time; experience unnecessary. TRIEBER'S,
1607 Ellis . st near Flllmore. . . j
GIRL wanted -to assist with upstairs work and
take care of child 8 years old. - Call morning
at 2701 Sacramento st. . . v -
AT onee — Ladles and girln for. label work; $1,
$2 dally. I.XWALPOW. 784 A Harrison sf ;. : :- : .
Ladles, get your old hats remodeled. Stand. . La-
dies' Hat Mfg. Co. Remember, r. 4. 883 Mrkt.
10 flrnt class ladles' tailors; highest, wages paid.
BARON. 118 Geary st.
FIRST CLASS waist finishers wanted at 1407
-Laguna;st.- \u25a0 yy . f. '''\u25a0-\u25a0 - >,'\u25a0
SALESMEN and SOLICITORS WAXTED
SALESMEN wanted; no experience; hundreds po-
.sltions now. open, paying $100 to $500 monthlr.
If.you want a good position, our free book, "A
Knight of ,tho Grip," ' will \u25a0 show • you j how .\u25a0 to
f?t it. Write' (or tallV for It. today. \u25a0 Address
National .Salesmen's Training Assn..-UOIOB
.Metropolis Bank bldg.. San Francisco. Branches
, Chicago, New York, Kansas City, Minneapolis.
Atlanta.. -. - ; . . \u25a0 • r \u25a0 .
'> ." .-' ' \u25a0"." '-\u25a0 'r .. ' ' \u25a0•\u25a0 '• ' \u25a0 .'\u25a0 '.'- £ : \u25a0
OLD established , real estate firm desires 4 or S
successful \u25a0 salesmen' for * San •Francisco .'and
.bay cities. ; Box 3602, Call, of flee. \ . :. ,
HIGH CLASS stock salesmen wanted; references
required; leads and assistance furnished; at-
tractive proposition to good men. . Call bet
9:30-11:80 a.: m.; 2 to 4:30 p. m.. rooms 417-
1:418. Foxcroft- bldg. X", -.-",••\u25a0 V '-.."..' " -•;.- . -
WANTED— Good. 1 : live solicitors I for; best selling
' proposition *on coast; liberal pay;; steady em-
ployuiont.- 31-33^Dean bldg.. 964. Market iSt- -
Al COMMERCIAL salesman -of good address can
I make I $10 1 dally ; on .downtown proposition : mo
\u25a0 house -to house canvass. • Box 3605.- Call office.
.WAJSES COLLECTED _
KNOX,' 443 Pine— Suits,' Hens, attachments, time
checks cashed ; r debts ; collected . everywhere. ; \
TIME CHECKS CASHED; liens; wages collected
everywhere. g INTERSTATE." 618 Pacific • bldg.
BLIVEN, 855 Broadway.' Oakland— Wages, notes,;
account* ; coUected ? erer/where. \
\u25a0 \u25a0 * , . \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0<"\u25a0 ' . \u25a0 - » -"',. ,'° -v ' ' ' -**v '
EMPLOYMENT OFFICES
West 853*. ? "^^b^D^^~TH^Ts3444
. >. ASIA EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
,»•* " : » Contractor and Interpreter.
. 1623 Buchanan. ; - g. KAWATA. t
AAAA— CANTON' Bureau of Information— Chi-
nese. servants; contracts for resorts. Canton
Bank bldg.. 649 Kearny st; phone Sutter lIS.
AAA — t , PHONE WEST 1731 ;
Largest. Japanese and Chinese employment office
in city. T. TAMURA CO.. 1612 Laguna st.
H ?c n V C 2 " i 174S SUTTER ST.'; PHONE WEST
JBo3— Best Japanese-Chinese help . promptly
turn.; open day and night. Home phone S2SO3.
AA— OSCAR HATSUMI, Japanese-Chinese Emp.
Co.; best help with care and guar. 1513 Geary
st; phone West 5688. Home S4OBS.
J.. CONN, i Chinese emp. bureau; Chinese cooks
special, hotel or fam. 770 Clay; T. Dong. 3162^
H -_^Y- HONG. Chinese employment office. 805
Webster stf. Oakland; phones Pekin 25. A 3725.
JAPANESE EMP. AND HOUSEWORK CO.. 509%
<th st. Oakland; Oak 1384. Home A 2446.
8T T A iL cl H. p .* offlce : Japauese-Cblnese help. W.
KODATA. 1608 Geary; tel. West \ 167, S49OS
. _. . COLLECTION AGENCIES
DOES my one owe you? We make collections
everywhere on percentage. DEAN & CO. 652
_Paclflc_hldg.. 4th and Market sts.. S. F.
.__:'_ 1 BILLS AND COLLECTIONS _____
BAD DEBT COLLECTING our specialty; try us.
INTERSTATE. 615 Pacific bldg.. 4th and Mkt
ALL bills, notes and wages promptly collected
• everywhere. -Fred J. Schmidt. M«rfcet-Noe-16th.
ROOMS TO LET— Far, and Unfar.
A COZY home for respectable ladies, 1130 Mar-
ket st near Bth. under auspices of the SAL-
VATION ARMY; elegantly furnished: every
modern convenience; steam beat, electric light
and elevator service: spotlessly clean; centrally
located; thoroughly homelike; telephone Market
• 1349; prices- very moderate, ranging from 25c
per night np; special rates by the week or
month. See matron, room 33.
CLAY 8t near Larkln— Snnny room, electric
light, bath; fine view; man only. Tel. Frank-
lln 3138.
DBWEY HOUSE. 4th and Howard— All modern
conveniences: 200 rooms, 33c to $1 day, $2 to
$5 a week; free baths; Howard or 4th st cars.
ELLIS st, 1177 — Newly furplshed, sunny room.
. $2 week; bath, phone. /
PILLMORE' St., 173S— Newly furnished rooms,
bath, running water. $2 week up; also house
keeping.
FURNISHED sunny room for rent, suitable for
housekeeping; very nice for 2 ladles. 247
Pierce st. near.Halght
GEARY st. 725 — Newly furnished modern sunny
rooms, -single or en suite.
GOUGH St.. 1315— Clean, cozy sleeping room for
plain worklngman; 51. 75 week. $6 month.
GOUGH' st. 1003— Large back . parlor; bath,
phone; very reasonable.
. HOTEL OREGON^ *~
Valencia and 14th sta.
Modern throughout; all outside sunny rooms;
oeatly furnished; nicest house in Mission district-
rates $3 week up. with bath; special rates by tbe
month. Phone Park 6573.
HOTEL IRVING. 447 Eddy— 2oo modern outside
rooms; large lobby; ladles' parlor; drummers'
sample rooms; 50c to $1 a day; J2.50 to $5
week. Eddy st. cars direct from ferry.
LET the DOMO DIRECTORY do your room hunt-
ing: saves time and strength. MISS TRUM-
BULL, manager, 822 Crocker bldg.; hours 11-2.
LEAVENWORTH st] 1446— >'Icely furnished
room; running water; reasonable.
MASON st, 825— Sunny front suite, unfur. or fur.
to suit, reasonable to right party; references.
OVERLAND HOUSE, 560 Sacramento at. below
Montgomery — Now open; 200 rooms; hot and
cold water ia every room: 25c to $2 per day,
$1.50 to $5 per week. EDW. ROLKIN. Prop.
PINE st.. 1730— Large sunny corner room, prl-
vare bath, grate, phon»i also small sunny room.
PINE st, 1017. cor. Van Ness ay.— Under new
management, newly furnished sunny suites
with private bath; also single; gas; running
water; lowest rates perm, parties; 4 car lines.
ST. MARIE HOTEL.
700 Broadway, corner Stockton st -~
Just opened; new management; all front rooms-
corner suite suitable for doctor; bath; phone.
SUNNY bay window, also back rooms; gas ana
electric; bath and phone; . cheap rent. 1684
Howard st. bet. 12th and 13th.
UNION st.. 1728— Sunny: 1 to 7 rooms and bath;
very "reasonable to right party.
VAN NESS ay.. 70." — Sunny front room, run-
nlng water: suitable for 2; bath, phone.
STH. St. 305 — Sunny front rooms, for 1 or 2
gentlemen: hoard If desired: liome cooking;
single rooms; running water: bath. etc.
16TH at.. 344 R. n«?ar Church— Sunny fnrni?hed
bay window front room; $10; both: phone.
ISTH'st, 4507— Nicely furnished front room;
running water, bath: on car line: <7 a month.
BKRKELRV JlPJlJlgrrEgiJlJgJ^- _V**tur.
FOR rent— Nicely furnished room. 1543 Virginia
St.. Berkeley.
>^>_AJtUj\ND^JtOOM.S— -Fnr. and Unfar.'
VERNOX, Co5 — Unfurnished. .*> rooms: private
home: first class. Phone Piedmont 1391.
A small want ad in The Call will do it quicker
than a dozen signs plastered on your windows
and which spoils the looks of yonr home be-
sides. Phone Kearny 86 for an ad. man to call
and see you. \u25a0 .. j.,
lIOOMS FOR HOUSE KEEPING
AT Golden Gate park— Well furnished house
keeping rooms; every convenience;' private
Apply 945 Stanyan st.
CHURCH st, 174, near Market— Eleg. furn..
sunny rooms and bath, running water; h.«kn~ •
$¥.50 week up.
CLEMENTINA- st., 746— Sunny suite, kitchen.
laundry, bath; reasonable.
DOUGLASS st. 516, nr. 21st— 2 nice single rooms
furnished, or 4 hskpg. rooms, bath, basemt.
ELLIS st. .1365— Front suite, with regular
kitchen; also other. rooms; bath, gas. phone.
FOLSOM st. 1222. nr. Bth— Suite, house keep-
Ing; sunny; gas stove; hot water; laundrr
- and bath.. : .
FULTON st. 1553, \u25a0 nr. Baker— 2 large clean
sunny rooms; gas, bath, laundry, phone; $20;
FRANKLIN Rt.. 1557. cor. Pine— Front rof.ra
with kitchen; $15; electric lights; bath; phone;
homelike. .
GEARY st. 1356 — Sunny furnished front house
keeping suite, $18; also single room. $14.
GOUGH st., 1315 — Bright sunny room and bufTel
kitchen: baths; both phones; homelike; see thin
quick:, reduced $14 month; refined people only.
HOWARD «t, 563 — Front room and kitchen fur-
nished, $12; 2 rooms, gas plate, $10; 1 room
and kitchen, coal stove, $12.
HAIGHT st, 915. : near Devisadero-^2 furnlshfd
rootnn for light housekeeping; bath and gas:
basement; $15. . .
HAIGHT St., 616— Good house keeping room with
gag and bath; rent cheap.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms for rent; newly fur-
nished; large; light; also large light basement;
cheap; no objection to children. . Call moraines
at 1811 Octavla st . * -
HAVES St., 969, near Flllmore — Completely fur-
nished sunny rooms: near Flllmore stores and
theaters; $2.50. $3 and $4 per week; outside
• rooms. . . •
UAIGHT st. 616— Nice airy house keepinr
room; rent right. \u25a0\u25a0
° ( i T^y i K A / t " 13U — POQ9«P 0Q9 « keeping rooms, nicely
furnished, reasonable; call before noon. . \u25a0 •
PO , S X . Bt C'-. 1481 ~ Two tonje snnny. rooms, with
buffet kitchen: $-0; hatli, phone.
PINE- st. -2162— Nicely furnished sunny rooms
for house keeping: $12 and up.
POINT LOBOS ay.. 1616— 2 rooms furnished; coal
™V 7 S!r%l&:* i ,*, room, furnished 1,
ROYAL,' 31 1 - Van Ness. cor. Grove — Furnished
sunny suites. $20;, single rooms. $2.50 to $3 per
week; gas, running water and phone.
SACRAMENTO st.. 3019-Beautlful sunny suites;
regular kitchen;, gas range; .electric light :
SCOTT st; 2040— Two sunny rooms and bath
completely, furnished; good kitchen. Phone
«est 2018. . * ' . - ( . -
TWO sunny furnished connecting rooms . for
housekeeping: use , of bath and phone. Ap-
_fply.tft Baker st. . • -\u25a0\u25a0.'..- \u0084 V,
OAKLAND HOUSE KEEPING ROOMS
ALICE st.;. 1317— Sunny suite of 2 rooms; gas
opal/stove; laundry and every convenience for
light honse keeping. Phone- Oakland' I>2S".
\u25a0* OAKLAND ROOMS AND BOARD 1
IN * beautifully ; located home near Key'Ronto "
large rooms; private bath ; sun *11 day table
unexcelled. ; 484 29th st. .near Telegraph av°
LARGE, sunny, rooms, first class board: reason-
vable-fmv permanent parties:; private home- "on
' l\ey- Roi>te. Box 4184. Call oftlce... "- - -.
V BERKELEY ROOMSANDjIOARD '
FURNISHED rooms In a 'refined private family
beautiful grounds -and, surroundings: -board
optional; near; station; references. ; 2222 Shat-
THE MORTON. Central :av. and Benton J (Morton
• station)— Charmlngrooms,' excellent table; se-
lect neighborhood; moderate prices. Phone Ala-"
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ROOMS AND BOARD OFFERED
AAA— THE WEMPB, 419 Oak st— Large snnny
rooms; unexcelled board. Phone Park 5092.
ELLIS st..' 1365 — Front suite, with first class
.board; also single rooms; very reasonable.
GOUGH St.. 17017-Sunny " front alcove, suitable
for 2 or 3; also others; every convenience.
JACKSON st. 1558 — Very attractive sunny rooms
with board;, bath and phone.
PACIFIC ay.. 1716— Beautiful sunny front room.
suitable for 2 or 3; also single room; excellent
board; references. \u25a0 v , : • -
POST st. 1206. cor. Van Ness ay. — Nice sunny
furnished rooms; first class French board.
PIERCE st. Sl5. near McAllister— Nicely fnrn.
front rooms, bath; fine neighborhood; excellent
board; two $18 month each.
PINE st, 2354 — Newly furnished, fruit suite,
with first class board. $23; no sign.
ROOM and board for 3 men. or table board. $4
a week. Apply 271 San Jose ay. Phone Mis-
sion 2729.
ST. FRANCIS Girls' Directory. Central ay. aad
Waller st, San Francisco— A beautiful borne,
where old ladles, young girls and little chil-
dren can board very reasonably. -^ -.
ST. Margaret's Club for Girls. 1541 Cal.— ldeal
home, teachers, tourists, stens., etc.: $20 mo. up.
UNION st.. 1782 — Pleasant sunny room, with or
without board: first class table: $6 per week.
CHILDREN' BOARDED
LADY teacher, has healthy home; music, lan-
guages; girl. $15; sisters, $25. 1002 54th st.
Oakland.
APA RTM EXTS
ALL APARTMENTS IN THAT CHARMINGLY
QUAINT CASA MADRONA
Are now ready. The effect of a select hostelry
rather than a city apartment house Is prtwluci-d
by the typical Spanish patio, with Its gardens
and fountains, around which this adobe struc-
ture rambles. Tbe Interior Is nnequaled.for its
many fitments, such as open fireplaces, desks,
bookcases. Imported wall coverings, tiled bath-
rooms, etc.; steam heat; fnrn. and nnfurn.; ele-
gantly appointed; excellent service; $30 to $123.
THREE, FOUR AND FIVE LARGE ROOMS.
Excellent service; rents $30 to $125. 116 Freder-
ick st; Hayes 'st. cars pass door. Janitor and
maid always In attendance. \u25a0
AA— THE CLOISTER APARTMENTS.
' Exclusively for bachelors.
749 Taylor st. near Bush. Phone Franklin 5060.
Steam heat, hot water, shower baths, phones,
lounging room, fully equipped kitchen, southern
cook; breakfast served, in rooms.
AAAA— CLINTON APARTMENTS',
1400 JONES ST.. COR. WASHINGTON.
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED SUNNY FOUR AND
FIVE ROOMS; MARINE VIEW; NEAR FAIR-
MONT HOTEL: JANITOR SERVICE: EVERY
CONVENIENCE. PHONE FRANKLIN 3443.
THE MELBOURNE Apts., 1330 Pine nr. Hyde —
Elegantly fnrn. 2 and 3 sunny rm. apts.. with
' bath; hotel service; steam beat, social hall
and lobby; private exchange connecting, rma. ;
phone Franklin 5670. References.
AAA— VENDOME APTS.. NB. cor. Washington
. and Polk — Just completed; handsomely fur-
nished apt of 3 rooms, bath: thoroughly mod-
ern: electric elevator, janitor service, steam
heat; light and snnny: references.
LAUREL APTS.. 970 POST NR. LARKIN—
Beautiful 2-3-4 snnny room apts.. fnrn. and un-
furn.; 3 carllnes. although walking distance
to business: vacuum cleaner, steam beat; Just
opened; references. \u25a0 .
AA— VAN NESS APARTMENTS, 2128 Vaa Ness
nr. Broadway— Elegantly furnished apts. of 3
and 4 rooms; steam heat. elee. light, elevator;
marine view; reasonable. Phone Franklin 2390.
MARYLAND APARTMENTS. NW. cor. 33d and
Telegraph ay.. Oakland's leading family apart-
ment bonse; 2. 3 and 4 room apts.; luxurious
! living 50 per cent less than in S. F. Pled. 4460.
WOODWORTH apts.. 1040 Mason st, near Fair-
mont hotel; elegantly furnished 2 and 3 room
apartments: electric llsht. hot and cold water,
private baths; reasonable.
RENSSELAER apartments. 1C57 Sacramento — t
and 5 rooms ami bath: 1 apartment furnished,
low rent. KANE & CO., agents. 215 Montgom-
ery «t.
AAAA — THE NOTTINGHAM APTS.. 1650 Cal.
nr. Van Ness: cleg. furn. and unfnrn. apts..
3-4-5 run. ; steam heat : refs. Phone Frank. 305.
AAA — Stanford (The). 315 Van Ness— l and 2
rms.. light hskpg.; 1 room. $3.50; 2 rma., $5
week up; tourist trade. 50c to $1.50 day.
AAAA — THE ARDOISE APARTMENTS
COR." PINE AND GOCGH— SUNNY FCRN.
AND UNFUR. APTS.; NEW MANAGEMENT.
SAN JUAN APARTMENTS "
. 1034 Sutter st. near Hyde.
3 room apartments: elegantly furnished.
CASTLEREAGH apts.', 1373 Clay near Jones — 3
and 4 room apts • steam beat, elevator service;
rents reasonable. Phone Franklin 1241.
IVANHOE. 650 California st— Sunny elegantly
furnished house keeping apartments; 2 and ?
rooms; modern: $20 month and up.
MORRIS ay.. 161, *tt Bryant at. near 6th— Coxy
3 room apts. ; $10. Woodman Realty Co.,
41 Montgomery rt.
A— YERBA BUENA apts.. 1114 Sntter st near
Larkln; elegantly furn. suites. 2-3 rma.. bath.
"EUREKA apts., Mkt. and 17th sts.— Beautiful 3
and 4 rm. apts.; phone: Janitor service; sunay.
ADELINE apts:. 640 Eddy st — 2, 3 and 4 room
apts.; hotel service; priv. exch.; most modern.
COLUMBUS APTSJ.. NE. cor. Pac. and Larkln— 3
and 4 room apartments: nnfurn. : $20. $22. $24.
17Tn and Church st Sunny, corner apt*, of 3-4
rooms, over drug store: rents $13-S3O.
THE FILLMORE BRANCH OF THE CALL IS
AT 1651 FILLMORE RT.
BERKELEY APARTMENTS TO LET
THE MONDAMIN, U542 Durant ay.— Very pleas-
ant sunny rooms, wita running water, single
or en suite; excellent table board at reasonable
rates; convenient to all carllnes. T. Berk. 3573.
\u25a0-' . \u25a0 HOTELS [
WELLINGTON Hotel, Jones and Geary sts. — 120
rooms; all outside; all sunny; 73 baths: hot
and cold water; steam heat in every room;
elev.: priv. ex. day and night service; room
and bath; $1 day. $5 wk. up: with detached
bath. 75c day. $3.50 wk.; close to everything.
BROOKLYN hotel. 36D Ist st. 3 blocks from
Market — Modern family, commercial; board
and room. $1 to $1.50 per day. $G to $3 per
wk.: single rooms. 60c; family rooms. $1: best
meal in clty..2sc; free bns. Chas. Montgomery.
HOTEL ARGONAUT, 4th and Market sts.— Fam-
ily and commercial hotel; room with detached
bath, $1 per day; rooms with private bath.
$1.50 per day: restaurant attached; moderate
prices; free bus meets all trains and stmsbps.
HOTEL LONGWORTH, 1010 Post cor. Larkln— 6o
outside sunny, rooms;, steam heat, automatic
elevator; $15 per mo. Phone Franklin 2705.
THE COVE. 168 Eddy St. cor. Taylor— Rear en-
trance In Taylor: transient rooms: $1 to $1.50.
_^^___^^^^^JPLA^_S^TO^JLET
GOLDEN GATE PARK FLATS.
$16— Choice from several; 3 rooms.
$20— Clean, sunny (park yard): 4 rooms.
$23 — Wholesome, modern; electricity: 5 rooms.
$2S — Decorated, modern, up to date; 8 rooms.
Get our printed list.
Rental branch office. \u25a0 Bth ay. at Fulton st
RICHMOND— DE WOLF REALTY CO.
RENT reduced— Flats 1915-1921 Howard st— s
nice rooms and bath; $20 per month; key in
store 1U19; for further particulars apply 2014
Lincoln st.. Berkeley.
CLAY. 3017, cor. Baker — Nearly new and hand-
some fiat, 4 large rms.. hall, bath, mantels
and basement ROTHERMEL & CO., 247 Russ
bldg. . . .- . ._ .
HAVES st, 2164. ( near Shrader — Sunny side of
street. 5 rooms and bath; open all around;
new. up to date and attractive: also fully
equipped garage;- open.
$20 to $23. . Brand new flats, 4 and 5 rooms,
near Sacramento . and Tajlor sts. Sunny *
fine view. Apply MADISON & BURKE, SO
Montgomery »t.
DE% i£! AD P o " 8t " 4:iS ' VnMr *>»— Vpper or
middle. S room fists, large and sunny: stairs
p ts**s : rr * nt 530 ' E - J - SULLIVAN CO..
t>36 \u25a0 Market; st. • . - - • .
WELSH St., 114, near 4th and" Brannan— 3
sunny, light rooms, bath; nice neighborhood-
rent cut, to $16. ... \ >. 7
OCTAVIA st..- 41. near,llalght— New. modern,
sunny. . 4 room and bath, apartment Cats:
. $27.50: adults. '. : . . .• • .
IST. ay., 1217. Sunset district, near H — 6 rms.
antl,. bath; snnny, modern; with or without
garage. , , , • :, ' -;• •
CENTRAL ay.,. 700, cor. Fuliuc st. — Aparteieat
. flats." 4\u25a04 \u25a0 rooms, bath. Janitor, modern, sunnr:
$20 up. \u25a0 : \u25a0 • \u25a0 .' ' •
PINE Bt.l 23C5,: near FJllmore — 5 light, sunny
rooms, bath; new; rent $22; make offer.
MISSION st. 3214—10 days' rent free: 6 sunny
rooms and bath; modern; $26 per month."
HAIGHT st. 1218. oppoelte Buena Vista park —
Fine new flat; ; 6 .rooms; moderate rent.
; 17TH :5t.."3»45.' few doors from Market— Sunny
corner 6 room .flat; large porch; basement
ZOE st. 40A. off Bryant . between 3d and 4th—
New, sunny; 4 and 5 rooms and bath.
; LAGUNA " st. 2912. . nr. Union— 5 -and 6 rooms
and bath: renta $12. $13.5 U. $16. $20; see tS!».
A REDUCTION— i t flat. «23: nearly new; Jan-
itor; at Q. G. park. ,2273:Hayea st.
18th and' Noe sts. — Sunny, warm belt' upper aad
.lower 4 and 5 room, flats (3); $20.- $23.
SCOTT st. 1334 • and " 136 D, corner O'FarreU— «
sunny rooms and bath each. .
NW. CORNER 'No* and 24th sts.— s27.so; sunny
'corner flat, 6 rooms and bath; yard. " »
CA PP st. 332. . nr. 18th— Lovely new 4 ' room
. flat.- 3 outside rooms; t>un all day..
DOLORES ,«t. 809— Snnny modern lower flat, 3
\u25a0 rooms and bath. > , ...
GROVE str 635, near Buchanan— Flat to I«t; 4
;. rooms; $15. \u25a0 • - \u25a0\u25a0 -
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I^^ _J^_ JFLATS FOn.SAI,E 4 ...
TWO modern flats . for sale; $5,300; terms t»
suit; Boena Vista a y. between park. Hill t jd
South Broderick. Apply L W. COBBUIN. i\i
Doboce ay. -
* FLATS TO LET — Furnished \u25a0___
rr — — -«_^—
PAGE st.'. 436— Furnished upper flat. 6 t^nis
and bath: very sunny; few months or looser;
rent $43: bet. 1 and 3:30 p. m.; references.
DIAMOND St.. 819— Flat of 3 nice sunny bay
window furnished rooms; light and water free;
$16.
$53 — Completely furnished. 8 room, modem
house; sunny basement: barn and carriage
house: large yard, lawn and flowers. Call
Saturday or Monday. 1317 2fith nv.. Oakland.
HOI'SES TO LET— CaturnUhed
4 large, sunny rooms; no oath; rent $12.50. Call
2650 Post st.
OUT OP TOWN JIOL'SES TO LET— Fur.
A — 6 room cottage, nicely furnished, with mod-
ern Improvements: Boss station. Marin county.
Apply M. J. LINDSAY. 2*W Market sf.
O^^^A^N^^O^EJ^j^J-ET-— Unfura.
5 room cottage. 1 block from 40th *t. Key Route.
3MVt Ple<lm»ot ay.. Oakland.
AIAMEDAJIOI\SES TOJLET— Unfur.^
CLEMENT «v.. 2117— Fine 6 room bonne: Jnst
renovated throusrhout: rent $20. WOODMAN
REALTY CIV. 41 Montgomery st.
H OBTTAGE^jrO^J^T __^
THREE room cottage: bath, tray: fine view;
ent. MNsion park. 50 ilancook st. off Chnrcfc
above isth. \u25a0
COTTAGE for summer, furnished, ir. Jk b.: 23
Chattanooga nr. 22>1; $25; uo children: refs.
UNION St.. 1116—3 room cottage. $10; ISIB
Point Loboa ay. near 6th — 3 room cottage. $U.
OFFICES A>'D STORES TO LET
FINE large modern store, with plate glasa front
and 3 large sunny living roora.s and bath; >i^
entrance and large sunny yard and shed «\
rear for storage purposes; location best in ths
Mission: rent very low to a quod tenant; key
next door at 29">6 2-1 ta st. See L. C. CALL.
2734 24th- St.. or the owner at 264S Bryant
st. near 24th. "W-
20TH and Lexington— Large corner store. fniV
merly saloon; will remodel front; rent $30;
snap. WOODMAN REALTY CO.. 41 Mont-
gomery st.
BUTCHER shop to rent: Eugenia ay. and Ells-
worth St.; adjoining fruit store; cheap.
HALF store to let. excellent location. 133 Mont-
gomery st. (Feber).
STORES. OFFICES and LOFTS TO LET
FOR rent— Loft. 8.000 sq. ft.; steel and brick
building: cor. Folsom and Stenart sta.; can be
converted into any thing. WILKIN3 FISHER
CO.. 298 Stenart- st.
LOFTS TO LET
LOFTS for rent or lease; 2 at SW. corner Spear
and Market sts.. 45x91 ft.; fine Ught; passen-
ger and freight elevator; rent reasonable. Ap-
ply JOHN ROTHSCHILD & CO.. on premise*.
TO LEASE
HOUSE of 23 rooms, wita French nag*, suitable
for rooming or boarding bouse. 3333 24th
st. near Mission.
FURXITPRE FOR SALE
GENT breaking up, new turns.. Circassian wal-
nut, colonial mahogany, birdseye suite, famed
din. set. rockers, ruga; cheap. Call 1334 Me-
Alliner st.
CIRCASSIAN walnut, man., birdseye suit; heavy
brais beds, parlor, china closet. fnrnishlnj».
sacrlflce by piece. 1282 McAllister, cor. 3tr.
RANGES, cook stoves moved, repaired and con-
nected by experts. H. SCHELI.HAA3 fnrol-
ture store. 11th st.. Oakland.
FURNITURE at yonr own price at H. SCH ELL-
HAAS* furniture store, llta __ Oakland.
IF you are looking for work, rest bj the way.
The Favorite. 947 Market st.
MISSION BRANCH OK THE CALL— BLAKE'S
BAZAAB. 1108 VALENCIA BT.
FirHXITITRE WAXTED
WE are the largest buyers of new and second
hand furniture, pianos, carpets, desks or mer.; L
will buy yours spot cash. Mark J. Levy auction •,
co.. 1140 McAllister; pb. Park 360; H-. 82632.
AAAA — Cheapslde pays best prices; bgat.. sold.
exchanged. 541 MrAlHster: phone Park 2734.
WINDOW shades'. 30c; bamboo porch, shad**.
GEO. WALCOM CO.. 1131 Sntter »t. >
I CURT^J>SJL.\UVDEREI>
CURTAINS. 23c pair, hand washed, stretched.
returned »»xt day. Mm. Hosking. 2621 1 «3 Bash.
SEAVIXG MACHIXES
McNALLY has moved to 26tU Mission, bet. 22d
and 23d; largest stock, all makes, lowest
prices In the United States: renting and re-
pairing cheap; open evenings. Pbone Missloa
202.
DOMESTIC— Removed from O'Farrell st. to 16 U
FILLMORE near Post; all makes of machine*.
new and second band. sold, rented and re-
paired: lowest prices. Phone West 3691.
WESTEBN FEED CO.'S certificate of stock for
sale at 50 cents on the dollar. Box 2802. Call.
SINGER SEWING MACHINE OFFICE. Ray
Bacchi mgr.. 1429 Stockton: trt. Home CW:?.
CJ_RJPEjT^JCLEAXIXG
AAA — V. S. Carpet Cleaning Co.. 2207 Buao St.;
most superior cleaning in the world; can glv«
you beatla?. steam, compressed air. vacuum
or celebrated earthquake, which removes all
dirt, dust, grease, restoring natural colors Ilk*
new. West 3928. 52498; laying and refitting.
AAAA— LE CLAIR VACUUM. CLEANING CO..
62 Post., room 326; phone Douglas 2071. or
res. West 9041 — Dustlesa cleaning of carpets.
rags, draperies. WITHOUT REMOVAL.
ABSOLUTELY the Best Carpet Cleaning. 3c yard;
estimates given for Altering and Relaying.
Deal direct with T. A. RICE'S Carpet Works.
1805 Harrison St. Phones Market 262. M 1207.
S. F. COMPRESSED AIR CLEANING CO.. 387.4
Sutter st.. phone Kearny 3832. BLUE WAGON.
Carpets, rugs quickly, thoroughly cleaned oa
floor without removal: estimates free.
Largest, best: cleaning cap'y 2.000 yards a day:
no "air" cleaning: all work goar.; cleaning 3e.
laying sc; renov.. etc.; ests. free; Glsslow C C.
Co.. 230 Vermont: P. Park 6923; est. 20 yetrs.
AA— National Carpet Cleaning Works— Larsest oa
coast; laying and altering a specialty. Hamo-
ton A Baley. 844-343 Chorea st.; Market 189.
WHEN yon become disgusted w!ta poor work
send your carpets to J. SPATJLDINO tt CO..
999 Golden Gate ay. Phona Market 645. \u25a0
ADVANCE Carpet Cleaning Co. — Advanced meth-
ods. GEO. WALCOM CO.. 1131-1139 Sutter st.
WATTS — Reliable carpet cleaning; alterations;
renovat.. laying. 560 Devlsadero; ph. Park S<JO.
CONKLIN BBOS.. carpet cleaning and layinz.
2400 Geary St.. corner Baker: phone West 83.
MATHEWSON'S carpet beating work*. 315 East
12th st.. Oakland: tel. Merrltt 593.
NATIONAL FREIGHT A TRANSFER CO.. M!^ /
sioa nr. 10th ; phone Market 3134 — Cut rates to
all points: moving vans: fireproof warehoqx.
BEKINS VAN AND STORAGE COMPANY.
Fireproof Warehouse. 13th and Mission.
Phone Market 13-14, or Home M 1313.
WILSON BROS. ( Inc. >— Moving and storage
cor. 14 tn and .Sanchez sts.. 1 block from Mar-
ket and Flllmore sts. cars. Phona Park 271.
A— PACIFIC STORAGE AND VAN CO.— Brick
warehouse. 2322 FlUmore st. TeL West 2623.
PIERCE RODOLPH Storage and Moving Co..
main- offlce Eddy and Fillmore. Tel. West 928.
2ND~JHAND~^ipeT~rattled. new dreads, new
- couplings dipped in asphalt, threads protected:
f. o. b. cars S. S. or yonr city; guaranteed jr
no sale; reference, any legitimate busiaea*
bouse in town.
H. S- WHITE MACHINERY CO..
"The Pioneer Pipe Mao."
*,'\u25a0-- - 650 Brannaa st.
AAA —
ATTENTION, Campers. Contractors and Oth-
ers: Sale U. S. army zoo. is.
BARGAINS— BARGAINS— BARGAINS.
Rises, fuss, tents, shirts, blankets, saddles.
khaki salts, underwear, shoes, gloves, foldlsr
cots, sworda. bayonets and other goods . galore.
Mall orders Oiled. Write for catalogue, free.
3PIRO HARNES3 CO.. 217 Market st. .
CASH REGISTERS.
Tbe largest line of Srst elm second band
cash registers ever shown now on hand; ex-
tremely low prices; on easy terms."
THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO..
1040 Market st. bet". Taylor and Jone,*.
WE ere now wrecking buildings at «O and SO
Sntter st. and at Sycamore ay. ami Mission st. ;
all kinds lumber, doors, windows, corrugated
iron, bath tubs and all kinds of plmnbinz ma-
' tertah SYMON BROS.. 1338 Kentucky st.
CUT PRICE PLUMBING SUPPLY CO.— BrroW
send a list of what you want and we will sii2 *
you a lower price than any one and deliver
fret» besides. 320* to 323 McAllister st.; tel. _
Slarket 4053. . t.
1 TO 10 carloads best quality wheat bay for
sale reas. Ad. S. W. ALLISOM. Lodl. CaL
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