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14
STUDENTS BEGIN
JOYS OF HOLIDAY
Happy Release From Books and
Classrooms During the Va*
cation Season
pays of study are over, and yester
day afternoon the public schools were ;
• .closed, and 'will remain so until the
.• opening of the fall term.
During vacation the offices of the
• • board of education will b* kept open
As usual and the customary weekly
•' meetings will be held. The next meet
ing will be at 9:30 o'clock Monday
oniENTAX. SCHOOL !
The graduating; exercises of the
oriental public schodl were held in the
assembly hall of ;it. Mary's church last
Thursday night. There was a large \u25a0
American flag at the rear of the plat
form, while in front and above it was
stretched a large red silk fringed can
opy with suspended Chinese lanterns.
The girl pupils were in gay attire, with
hair covered with flowers. There were
present a number of the white race.
The graduates were presented their
diploma* by President Bannerman.
They, were:
l^>« Cbpw Yu<>n . jOhan <Jum Turk
• Oorf<> TV. Young I Lira Feon Yew
Harold Yott Leon Haw ChPung
Ng Q-jtLo Chorg Lee Chuck <Ik>ng
Tung Bye Yin |L«v> Df>o Seurg
Tung Nai Ktvgb Giron Haw
I.fKik Mon Lon
EVERETT GRAMMAR
. Several hundred persons attended the
Everett grammar pchool exercises at
the graduation of SS pupils. Those
who took part "in fhe program were:
(iertru(!e Dwrer Marguerite MaSh
An^la Hire FauliD* Eenn^tt
Willis Merrill Euth S<blanker
>'irginia Trautner Hilda Liess
ilaj-belle Van Croni- Heary Page
bttggte
There were several class tongs and
the valedictory was by Frank Dowl
ing:
The graduating class was addressed
by the Rev. H. w. Page and Principal
Selden Sturges. The graduates were:
Frank Dnwling ! Marguerite Payton •
Maw Brarea* IWilMs Merrill
Ascie Ellipse 'Elmer Br^wn
Marpnerite Ma*Cßi3 il^uise Caranagh
Atnplia Ftern | Minnie Oranat
Pauline Eenuftt R<\'» Hagsn
Hea-Kig Mork I Henry MeXcil
Wslrer Mohrflifk Harry Barper
Louise Muekensturm i Virginia Trautnpr
Koy Co^hrane - ;Ruth CeflcrMad
Hilda Liess lAngf-la Rice
HITtU Spardlini ii;»rfrui> rttrrpr
H^arr Pafe . !Hel«»n rollintne
A<lrien BardPt lEdtria Smith
Marie Winter* IJan»» X'olton
«;*orge Srhomakrr ; Alice Raschke
Ruth Schlankpr |Mar MsoEaobPrn
M. Van Croaibuyphe iElma Kimball
Ada Doan IFlPmlng Wicoom
*rHERIDA> GRAM.MAR
A varied program of music, recita
tions, quotations from the classics by
. the pupils and short addresses occupied
the. attendance of a large audience in
the Sheridan grammar school last
Thursday at the closing exercises in
the school building 1 in Plymouth ave
nue at Ocean View.
Diplomas were presented by Miss
Catherine F. Rinrdan. the principal, to:
Ertn« Brenkeuk«£C3 1 Henry LlpireHyn
Lizzie Daniels . ita vmrtio 1 Muenter
Uiga Fenr.er i Ppter Wilson
Hazel Gibson i rinrem-e Hall
KaihiP Orimi-ha^v ! Julia Murphy
• •lino Kl:u?Pnbarp ! Jennie Rosenberg
Harold Cbarlton
Tbe ratdallsts were Hejrtd Cbarlton ißridge)
and Elizabeth F. Daniel i.Dcnman). -
AVASHINGTOX GRAMMAR
'.. . The closing exercises at the Wash
ington grammar school at Washington
and Mason streets were nttended yes
terday by many persons interested in
• the graduating class. Diplomas were
Arrhur Amnsftn Anoiblll Milnnl
Onorii* Baclietto Earl Paoiiotlli
.llhrrt Bezton'- Atillin Kacgio
Ed*ard Fegono (ierald notnani
John Kruntucs KJrar Stein
tlarrT Kor.old Lofrio Temple
HMerlrk Kr^iss >f ina't* Tnnro
Albert Lf.^ca *Merie Tudir
Silrio Miiani ! I.nwrpuo? \Val>h
The only medalist tvas M:n-o Toneo.
COLUMBIA COSjrOPOLITAX ;.
Thirty pupils of the Columbia cosmo
politan . school in Florida street near
Twenty-fifth gradu?.t?d at the closing
exercises. The graduates were:
Mary I. Pietwh J John J. Mullin
Irene M. Griffith 4 X\"llllam Lohse
Esther Anderson ;Tbonj«s Flaiinigan
Mary Come j Henry H«>cn
Rutb Eric-kfcfin j Waller Graham
Alice Htssln- j Trank holler
ETtn.Meeonam j Rub*-n Lindberr
Louise Peterson tE'lTrard Rearer
Lpwanra Phillips i Arthur S»-hr<x*der
Ruth J'ortpr U'limtophr-r Stften
Crace Pepl V/ililam Lersnton
Accanda Ha^f-mu^Een I Frank VTebber
j Minnie Bobinsoa 'Carl T\>st«»r
Anna Tobey Salvador Kando " \u25a0*«
H«:e!tacrp BlaVe 1 Irrin Mcrriaian
SHERMAN EVE.MXG
The hall of the California club at
1750 Clay street, tastefully decorated
/with evergreens, flowers, banners and
the American colors, was crowded to
its limit last Thursday night, the oc
• cation of the closing exercise and so
cial of the Sherman erening school.
The medals and diplomas and certifi
• <cates to the members of the ninth
grade, commercial and Italian classes,
' were distributed by Alfred Roncovieri,
, superintendent of schools, and S. I*
Rocca, the consul for Italy. Those who
received these wore:
COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT
CERTIFICATES
I>mond Dail Gertrude Fram is
Joba. Gormen . Ricbard G<irmau
Marguerite Gorman Cbarief! Garln
Howard Locks Frank Marplcs
Arthur Powpll Jatae* ToWn
GRAMMAR SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
MEDALISTS
• Deciatn. OHre Oppnsliaw
BRIDGE
Actocio Tarantino IStPr>hi»n O'Xfill
DIPLOMAS
Olire Open«h»»r (Gu^tav Hiljermacher
Actontor Ttranrino Edward Lcwli
Pte^hen O'XeUl 'Roberto Ll-wanag
Gwwge F. Johnson iTh^mat; Lucy
\u25a0 John Bacigaluiii Jobn Donlon
. P«ul Pale Edward Olnea
Fr«>d N'odrler Alexander Uarn
David Alves
• • ITALIAN GLASS
GOLD MEDALS
<The pift of The More Ba^alopi.)
Mi» Marie Kane I Jerome A. Harris
CERTIFICATES
Lillian Bertagna tOeneviere Rooney
Jennie Bertasrnn iSj-dnpy Foster
Sylvia Camprxlouieo ioVear Gobr»mi«on
Margaret Clerre Jerome A. HarrU
Ix»r<-ne Fahien Mar* Perrtli-Mlnetti
Marie Kan»> <;prmain Porelli-Mincttl
Craily Murphy William Solar! I
Isabel Mcl>onald P. G. Terzian
Then followed the presentation of a
Sold medal to Frank L>. Fenton, the
• principal, by Theodore Bacigalupi as a
token of personal appreciation of the
•principal's work during the term.
3IONROE GRAMMAR
. More than SOO persons attended the
last of the graduating exercises of the
term held last night in the Monroe
grammar school at China avenue and
London street, when 42 pupils were j
given their diplomas. There was a
salutatory by Elizabeth '. McPherson;
musical numbers by Eunice McPher-
Eon and pupils of the seventh and
eighth grades; dumbbell drills and
the valedictory by Loretta Bauman,
after which Deputy James Ferguson
presented the diplomas to the gradu
ating class, 'composed of:-
Alice Alpaugh Helen McKeunn
Editb Andersen . » ' Elizabeth MePhcrson
Gunava Anderson Grace Meincke
• Lorett* Bautnann Alma'Ctayart
Elvira Blcfacca Eunice Wheeler '
Ma Kin* Bintacca Ge'rtrnde Wrljrht
Emelia CaprUe John Barnacle
G*org;e Bei K bcider
Mildred Clark Vtftn BHlintß
Ethtl Conies Darid Brown
Adu« Daris Howard Brown
Rtioe ppvii n I^awrpnce Cauena
Marion. Earl • Onar Ca*tr
Henrietta Ebernard Erhan Fritz
Mildred Ha.res * f'Uarle* Gunner
\ i»-torlne Jargorben Kaymood Hall '
npa nor Jones IGeorre I^el«>dy
Jennie Jones Connie Reilly
5aCJe h»-l].v. John Wall .
M»r> L«ttiP Srdnej- Walker
Jeouie • MfC'ulloeh Ira Jobnston
- "•\u25a0 MEDAL PJPII.S
, Paris' Brown iLorctta Bauraann .
Irdney Walker I Henrietta Eberhard
MILITARY CONVICTS
ESCAPE ON A RAFT
Current Refuses to Take Them
From Angel Island and
Back They Go
Four military convicts escaped from
their guards" on Angel island eai-ly
Thursday morning: and embarked On a
raft, from which they were picked up
later by Captain William Hatch of the
steamer Monticello, who returned the
runaways to their guards. The Monti
cello is under charter to the immigra
tion bureau and was making its 10
o'clock trip to Angel island, when the
raft with its four drenched and shiver
ing passengers was encountered.
The prisoners who- tried to escape
were: Thomas L. Henderson, serving a
life sentence for murder; Beverly C.
Jones, under five years' sentence for
desertion; Lawrence Hill, three years
for disobedience, and Walter Lindsay,
an embezzler.
They belonged to a gang of prisoners
sent from Alcatraz to the quarry at
Angel island and dropped out of line
at 5:30 p. m.*, while being marched
from their bunkhouse to breakfast and
were not missed until roll call at 7
o'clock.
The runaways waited until guards
and prisoners were in the mes« tent and
then constructed their raft and shoved
off. The currents carried them around
the shore line, out of sight of the
quarry, and they were getting «long
famously until a cross current - took
charge of the raft. By vigorous pad
dling they managed to keep the un
friendly drift from carrying them back
to where the guards could have taken
pot shots at them, but that was all.
The raft refused to go offshore, and
when the Monticello came along the
fugitives were tired, wet and willing to
go back to captivity. Captain Hatch
tent the quixtet into the fireroom to
dry their clothes, while he headed the
Monticello for the quarry wharf, where
the guards welcomed the wandering
charges with loaded rifles. , .\u25a0> *-:^
BENT TO POINT RICHMOND— Albert A.
Jahnke. inventor, end Christian Peterson,
iharjred with stealing equipment valued at
$I.<KK> from the Aerial telegraph and power
company, had their cases dismissed by Police
judge Peasy yesterday, but th*y were imme
diately reafrested and taken to Toint Rich
mond to be tried. '--' : "'"~
INDEX OF CLASSIFIED ADS
ACCOUNTANTS Col. 2, P. 15
APARTMENTS .....Col. 6. P. 14
ATTORNEYS ....Col. 2, P. 15
AUTOMOBILES \u25a0 Col - *» p - 15
BAR AND STORE FIXTURES Col. 1. P. 15
BARBERS A3n> SUPPLIES Ccl. 4, P. 14
BUTTOKB AND PLEATING Col. 1, P. 15
BUSINESS CHANCES Col. 1. P. 15
«• •• Col. 2, P. 15
BUSINESS COLLEGES .Col. 2, P. 15
BUSINESS PERSONALS Col. 3, P. 15
BICYCLES AND MOTORCYCLES. . . Col. 1, P. 15
CARPET CLEANING Col. 7, P. 14
CLAIRVOYANTS Col. S, P. 15
COLLECTION AGENCIES Col. 5, P. 14
COTTAGES TO LET— Alameda Cel. 6. P. 14
DENTISTS Co t l '? > £' }\
DREES MAKING Col - 1 » P ' }*
EDUCATIONAL Col. 2. P. 15
EMPLOYMENT OFHCEB Col. 4, P. 14
EMPLOYMENT WANTED— MALE.. Col. 3, P. 14
EMPLOYMENT WANTED— FemaIe. Col. 3, P. 14
FEMALE HELP WANTED Col. 3, P. 14
«• « :\u25a0."\u25a0 Col. 4, P. 14
FINANCIAL Col. 4, P. 15
FLATS TO LET Col. 6. P. 14
FLATS TO LET— Furnished . ...Col. 8, P. 14
FLATS FOR SALE— Furnished Col. 8, P. 14
FOR SALE— MISCELLANEOUS Col. 7, P. U
FREIGHT FORWARDING Col. 7, P. 14
FURNITURE WANTED Col. 7, P. 14
FURNITURE FOR B ALE.... Col. 7, P. 14
GLAS3 VfORKS Col. 1, P. U
HORBEB. WAGONS tc HARNESS... CoI. 1, P. 16
HOTELS.. Col. 6, P. "
HOUSES TO LET— Furnished Col. 6, P. 14
HOUSES TO LET— Unfurnished Col. 6, P. 14
HOUSES TO LET— Berkeley .Col. 7. P. 14
INVESTMENTS Col. 3, P. 15
C01.4,P. 15
LEGAL NOTICES. 1 Col. 5, P. 15
LODGING HOUSES TOR SALE Col, 8, P. 15
LOST AND FOUND Col. 3. P. 14
MALE HELP WANTED ..Col. 3, P. 14
MATRIMONIAL Col. 3, P. 15
MATERNITY HOMES Col. 3, P. 15
MEDICAL - Col. 2, P. 15
MEETINGS— LODGES Col. 2, P. 14
MINES AND MINING Col. 4, P. 15
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS Col. 7, P. 14
MONEY TO LOAN Col. 4, P. 16
MONEY TO LOAN— Real Estate Col. 4, P. 15
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. Pol. 1, P. 15
OIL LANDS Col. 4, P. 16
PAINTING AND DECORATING Col. 1, P. 15
PALHISTRY , Col. 3, P. 15
PATENT ATTORNEYS Col. 2, P. 15
PHYSICIANS , Col. 3, P. 15
POPULAR REMEDIES .Col. 3, P. 15
PROPOSALS AND BIDS Col. 4, P. 15
» •• •• Col. 5, P. 15
REAL ESTATE— CITY Col. 6, P. 15
REAL ESTATE— COUNTRY.... Col. 5, P. 15
..Col. 6. P. 15
REAL ESTATE— OAKLAND Col. «. P. 15
Col. 7, P. 15
REAL ESTATE— ALAMEDA. ..Col. 7, P. 15
REAL ESTATE— BERKEIEY Col. 7, P. 15
REAL ESTATE— TO EXCHANGE. . .Col. 7, P. 15
ROOMS AND BOARD OFFERXD Col. 5, P. 14
ROOMS TO LET— FUR.--UNFUR. ...CoI. 6, P. 14
ROOMS TO LET— HOUSE KEEPINGCoI. 5, P. 14
SALESMEN & SOLICITORS WNTEDCoI. 4, P. 14
SANITARIUMS Ccl. 8, P. 16
sewing machines :...:: Col. 7, p. 14
STORAGE AND MOVING VAN5..... C01. 7. P. 14
SPIRITUALISM Col. 3, P. 16
TITLES RESTORED ; Col. 2. P. 15
TRUSSES ' ; ..Col. 8, P. 16
TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES.... CoI. 7, P. 14
UNPAID WAGES COLLECTED. Col. 5, P. 14
MEETINGS— .Lodges
EXCELSIOR lodge Xo. 166. F. &A. M.— A
Officers and members arc respectfully yfn^
requested to assemble at tbe hall. 1739 J\jK
Flllmore st.. on SUNDAY. June 12. at 1 ~ V
o'clock, to attend tb<» funeral of onr lale
brother. RICHARD STEPHEN POLASTRI. By
order of the W. >L H. J. OWEX. Sec.
MISSION lodffe Xo. 169. F. &. A. M.— Of- A
fleers aod members are hereby notified -Jfr%m
to attend the funeral of Brother MOS- J^J\
HERM ECHMUCKER HAMMER, late a ' \u25bcA
member of Sacramento lodjre Xo. 40, from the
bsll of tbe lodge. SATURDAY. June 11, at
1:30 p. «n. By order of tbe W. M.
FRAXK W. SMITH, Secretary.
GOLDEX Gate encampment Xo. 1. I. O. >**v
0.F., meets THIS EVENING In new *£?
hall. 7th and Market. Oriental en- fgl
• ampnunr will viMt a'nrt conlT I'atri- tmrlt
an-Ual degree. AH Patriarchs are Invited
- J. B. OUTLAND. C. P.
ORIENTAL «>u<aiupmpnt No." 57. I. O. j?g^
0. -F. — Adjourned meeting THIS (SAT- *«ai/" .
VRDAYI EVENING. 7th ' and "Market . JK
tits. Patriarchal decree. All Patri- <amßk
archs welcome. By order. '
R.B.DOWNIE. R.i CyEVVTOX - Cr *
EXCELSIOR DKGBEE lodj?e Xo. 2, tfmvr-i, '
1. <». O. F.. Tlh and Markrt st-. jd%S3gjgfc
Second n>Kr»>e THIS (SATL'R- :? I*^«K?
STED -^ M *
NOTICE of stockholders' meetlng^oPthTlPaclfic
Barbers' Supply and Cutlery Company— Notice
is hereby given that In pursuance of a resolu-
tion and order of the board of directors of the
Pacific. Barbers' Supply and Cutlery Company,
a corporation organized and existing nnder and
by Virtue of the laws of the state of California
adopted at a meeting of tatd board duly held
on the 19tb day of April, 1810. at tne office of
•aid corporation In the city and co«»ty of SaD
Francisco, in tbe taid state of California a
\u25a0 •meeting of the, stockholders of said corporation
Is hereby called for and will be held at th«
office of Mid corporation /at No. 962 Market
street In the city asd county of San Frandko
ttste of California (said place of meeting be!
teg at the principal placed taslaess of ,aW
corporation and at tbe building where the board
of director;- usually meet), on Thnrsdayrthe
30th day of June, mo. at 8 o'clock pT m. of
s»id day. for the purpose of considering • and
acting opon tbe proposltioa to . diminish - the
capital 'dock of said corporation from One
Hundred. Thousand (100.000) Dollars, divided
into Ten Thousand- (10.000) Shares of the pa"
value of Ten (10) Dollars eacn. to Fifty Thous-
and (50.000) DoUars. divided Into Five 1 Thous-
and (5,000) Snares of the par f value of Ten
(10) Dollars eacli. The amount to which It Is
proposed to diminish the capital stock is Fifty
TUootand ; (50,000) Dollars. By order of the
board of directors. * Dated April 29; 1910
F. W. XIGHTIXGILL, secreury of the Pa-
cine Barbei*' Suooly and Cutlery Com can 7.
THE SA^ G^L£;^ SA^BPAY<t^^-?11^191Qj
I IF' YOU LOSE ANYTHlNG.— Advertise -It
here. 1 It will be returned to you if an honest
person finds It. Remarkable * recoveries : are
broucut about every day through this' column. •
- IF , YOU^FIXD AXYTHIXjff BRING IT
to The \u25a0 .-..*. \u25a0.. \u25a0 , •v * ;*; j _-*;_ j 'i'_.-i-
I'San Francisco Call ' 5
i| Lost and Found Bureau 1
;J Third and Market StreetiiS - v
G«t a claim check. Have It advertised.
Reclaim it If the owner does not. '\u25a0 •
THE LAW— People who: find lost articles
are interested in knowing that the state law
is strict In requiring them to seek the owners
through \u25a0 advertisements and otherwise, and
that failure to do so,' if proof can be shown, .
involves a severe penalty. / ,
LOST— A ' passbook with the Hlbernia/ Savings
and Loan society of - San Francisco, In the
name of Stella L. O. Canham. No. 99-633; the
finder will please return to bank; unless same
if returned within 5 days a new. book will be
issued to the applicant. •
EXCHANGED by mistake at Portola cafe even-
ing of June 1,. dark overcoat, containing opera
glasses. Please call at room \u25a0 354.- . Russ . bldg.
LOST — Thursday eveulue. Mission high ' school.
Persian scarf. MISS E. LACOSTK, 2344 Post
st. Reward. .' - \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-'- '
EMPLOYMkxT WAXTED— -Male
CHINESE ! first class cook wants position In a
family In the city. NG WING. 542 Dnpont St.
CHORE work, house cleaning, odd jobs wanted
: by hour or day; American.' Address- box
1202. Call office. -\u0084 \u25a0:-«' .
FRENCH couple wifhps employment; wife is n
good cook; man as butler: references. Write
H. L. D.. 1626 Sutler. St.. San .Francisco.- •
GREEK photopraplier with good experience
wishes a position. Write to 2021 17th St.
GUST APOSTOLOV. :
GRADUATE doctor and expert masseur desires
engagement as such by private -party, sana-
torium, resort, en-. Address 'W. P.. 51S Jones
St.: -pbone Oakland- 4737. '\u25a0
JAPANESE fashionable . family cook, reliable.
sober, excellent reference, desires " steady
S place: pood salary. J. 'HARA, lS*36' Bush* St.;
•pbone West 5220. ;
JAPAXESE. i willing boy desires position; house-
work, plain oooklnsr in family. . hallboy. bell-
boy, elevator boy in city. ITO. West 5290. .
LAUNDRY boy, also house woeker. wants- posi-
tion in city. 2236 Post St.. care Japanese Mis-
sion; phone West 2197. . . -,-\u25a0'\u25a0
POSITION wanted as cannery foreman; one who
has had many years' experience as foreman and
handle any department; understands tlje sani-
tary can and machinery and everything in the
canning line; references. Box S4S. Call office.
RELIABLE man, well acquainted with city,
wants position to do delivering or to work in-
side: able and willing: Rood, references. J. E.,
box 4813. Call office. 1051 rillmore st.
YOUNG man with. s2oo or $300, energetic . and
responsible, wishes portion or partnership in
irood business with good income; at present
employed: highest references; no grafters. Box
956. Call office.
YOUNG man wants job of any kind; day or
evenlnit; can do hook keeping.- shorthand, type-
wrlting. etc. Box 975. Call office. ,
YOUNG man, age 35. raised in city, would like
responsible position, such \as messenger or
watchman in business house or corporation;
good references if necessary. Bot 958. Call.
EMPLOYMENT WAXTEPj— Female f
AN experienced house keeper wishes position;
elderly couple or widow with children pre-
ferred. Address box 173, San Bruno, \u25a0 San
Mateo county. Cat.. .
ESTABLISHED dress maker, perfect fitting, so-
lielts the patronage of ladies at home or by
the day; quick and very reasonable. Phone
Park 5233. ..-
GOOD reliable woman wants work; is good cook
«Dd do genera! housework: eltv or country.
Address box PSO. Call office.
STRONG, honest woman if anxious to do wash-
ing by tbe half day. Address box 7000. 110S
Valencia St., ahid 1 wKI call and see you
personally. •' > .
WAXTED — Position" as companion or private
secretary by traveled woman: educated and re-
fined; good reader, typist and musician; excel-
lent references. Address box 948. Call office.
tMALE HELP WAXTED
$10.00 $10.00 $10.00
FOR TEN DOLLARS I WILL TEACH YOU
SHORTHAND. MY SYSTEM CAN BE TAUGHT
IN NOT OVER 60 DAYS, GUARANTEED SAT-
ISFACTION. I HAVE A VERY EASY SYSTEM
TO LEARN. AND I TEACH BY MAIL. FULL
INFORMATION CAN BE OBTAINED BY WRIT-
ING BOX 819. CALL OFFICE. '3D -AND MAR-
KET STS., SAN FRANCISCO.
WANTED — Able bodied men for the U. S. marine
corps, between tbe ages of 19 and. 3s; must be
native born or have first papers; monthly pay
SIS to $69; additional compensation possible;
, food, clothing, quarters and medical attend-
ance free; after SO years' service can retire
tvith 75 per cent of pay and allowances; service
on board ship and ashore In all parts of the
world. Apply at 95 Market St., San Francis-
co.. Cal. .
AAA— MEN wanted to learn the barber trade;
- entirely' free .to next 15 men; great demand for
barbers; we guarantee to make you a barber
in S weeks. Get particulars. Write Or call
between 9 and 11 a. in.,' Pacific Barber Col-
lege. 670 Washington st. near Kearny. \u25a0.
ANDRE'S. 1044 Larkin' St.— Dairyman, $85;
cook, $50: dish wssher. springs. $30; dish
wa«her. country hotel. . spe <>bef here, $30;
kitchen boy, private family, $30;, pantryman,
$3Ti : kitchen hands. •$«. $0, $10' week;" bus-
hoyp. . S3T»-$4O; janitor. $40.
WE want a few live, responsible men and women
as deputies for Fraternal Order Mountaineers
in cities and towns around tbe bay; we have
the best proposition on the coast. F. 0; M.,
room 52. Bacon block. Oakland, Cal.
WAXTED— Machinists, molders and pattern. mak-
ers to stay away from Stockton. Cal. ; strike on
at the Sampson iron works. Aurora gas engine
company. Houser & Halnes and tbe HoH man-
ufacturing company.
NEW invention: best yet; self-heating flat iron;
- beats them all ; housewives see operated ; they
buy;' no pumping; no tank in the \tay; write
for exclusive territory. ELMHURST SYNDI-
CATE, 36S 10th st.. Oakland, Cal.
MEN and WOMEN, learn the barber; trade; we
\ teach you In S weeks; Moler colleges supplied
4.800 situations last year; 1 we can not supply
tbe demand for our graduates; you make wages
while learning. Moler College. 234 3d st. • ••', •
MEN AXD WOMEN to learn the barber trade;
absolutely free to next 10; no limit to "time.:
Write or call. for particulars. The S. F. Bar-
ber College. 790 Howard st. ,
LABORERS and mechanics to know that Edward
Rolkln has reduced the rooms at the -Denver
houf-e, 3d -and Howard sts., to 35c per day; $2
week; hot and cold water in every room.
WANTED— Railway mall clerks, city carriers,
clerks in San Francisco; examinations an-
nounced July 15: preparation free. Ftanklln
Institute,, dept. 14P. Rochester. N. . V. /-
WANTED— Experienced office manager, -"Ofaet-ac-
. countant, . book keeper, time : keeper and male
(stenographer for lumber mill: office, -Humholdt
county. Call rm. 712 McGregor bldg., 216 Pine.
AGENTS to sell "Lucky Drop Gas Burner"; you
can safely blow out the gss and it locks
Itself: big money. L.W. MURDOCK,, 1112
Webster St.. Oakland. ' /
STAlR.bullder foreman wanted; must be able to
take full charge; • reply by letter • only, - and
state age, experience, etc. Address B. 8., 440
: 'Sth.st. | -.' - . ... \u25a0;\u25a0 *-\u0084- -. ; . : - -
MEN of- ideas with- inne inventive ability.
GREELEY & McINTIRE, • Patent Attorneys,
Washlnßton, ,D. C. " ? . ,-
RELIABLE young 111,111 wanted to tend cigar
stand morning and evening; \u25a0 one living - with
parents. r>oo Valencia ;st. cor. 16th.-
WANTED— 2 : young men •to learn nice, cleau
business in 10 days; will pay $15 to $25, week;
$23 /"ash 'required. Box 970. Call office.
FIRST class operator on coats • wanted. .- Apply
at CHARLES LYONS'; London Tailor,- 719
.-Market st. '."..-\u25a0.'. :'.\u25a0'. . /..
WANTED — First el.is* man: steady: married pre-
ferred; $17 pe_r week to start. N. 1. SPAUL-
DING, Lodi, Cal.
WANTED — 600 men *to occupy rooms. 20c to 30c
per night-(free bath).' at the NEW^YORK, 753
Howard st. between 3d and 4th. . -
NEW WESTERN; 1124 Howard— Single rooms,
15c and 20c per night;; hot and cold water.
PHYSICIAN wanted ,to", to" take part of well
equipped offices. 4V?> O'Farrell st.i ..;-;; \u25a0--/,%
PHOTO coupon agents wanted ; I good proposition.
SCHAFFER, 72 San PaWo ay., Oakland. ' r ,
MEN wanted at 10S 3d st. to have their shoes
repaired: sewed soles.: 73c.y done sin 10 minutes:
WANTEU— Boys and men. -Illinois Pacific Glass
.Co.. 15th' and Folsomstß. \u25a0/.'-••' •:5;.^.,-: s ;.^.,-. 1
THE FILLMOP.B BRANCH ;OF THE CALL IS
AT 16M FILLMORE ST.- \u25a0'•\u25a0- y - o'--,
WANTED— Men at Los Angeles; *no" expense Uo
\u25a0 lesrn trade of . electricity, > automobiles, * plumb-
Ing, ; bricklaying by z actual • work -on contract
Jabs ; ; only "\u25a0 few - months required ; ' 200 . students
• l«»t year: catalos free.^lna.^ 1623 Market. S.-F.
FEMALE \ HELP CyVAXTEDY
* Oakland; : ":~- \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0::_\u25a0- .-,
girls. to: make overalls. paid salary*
while learning. " n
levi stratss &^ co.. 3d 1 and clay sts.
- -. APPLY .TOrMK.^DAVig.
2 WAITERESSES^ for; olaiiir hotel in- Coallnga;
- : $11- a \u25a0 ,weeu. s '- board \u25a0 a Dfl ; room;. \- Se« 1 proprietor
: nt MISS' PLUXKETT'S.ISOe' Sutter; Et.vcor.
. Wahetcr. .:• *y^J%&gS3B .' ' .\u25a0" " *"' " *.* ' *- '-' \. \u25a0
FEMALE HELP /\v-AyTEb~Con«inued
YOUXG.women-betwcen the, ages of 17 and .'2s,
of fair education," neat appearance and unques-
tionable character,^ wanted to study telephone
; operatingas a profession; a liberal salary is
paid new while In training at "« the
operating - school ; of 'the Pacific Telephone \u25a0 and
Telegraph , Company , : " ajid- upon graduation ; they
are given permanent * position at theiswttch-
.. boards, with opportuntties for promotion."; The
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company* pro-
vides light and well ventilated operating. toom.
pleasant rest and lunch rooms and takea a per-
sonal interest , in » the -welfare \u25a0 of the ' young
V women 'ia its employ. ' ir-\i r-\ -
. Competent i opera tor« -/urnished to pro-ride
branch exchange subscribers. .
For full particulars call, preferably between
S:<*o a. m.- and " 12 ' mr, at operating school,
telephone office. 2015 Stelner st.
WAXTED— Experienced stenographer for adver-
tising office to take the place of party going
on an extended vacation, with the possibility
of «-. permanent position. Apply superintend-
ent's otflce from 9 to 10 a. m.. UALE
BROS., INC., Market and r 6th fits. \u25a0
' SlO.OO $10.00 $10.00
FOR TEN DOLLARS I WILL TEACH YOU
SHORTHAND. 4MY SYSTEM CAN BE TAUGHT
IN NOT OVER 60 DAYS. GUARANTEED SAT-
ISFACTION. I HAVE A VERY EASY SYSTEM
TO LEARN AND. I TEACH BY MAIL. FULL
INFORMATION CAN BE OBTAINED BY WRIT-
ING TO BOX 819. CALL OFFICE, 3D AND
MARKET STS.,. SAN FRANCISCO. • '" .
... • \: 7~~ ' *• -.- ..'-
GIRLS wanted for" factory work. Apply BEMIS
BROS. BAG CO., cor. Sansome and ..Vallejo. ,;
WANTED — Women and girls for cannery work;
good .wages: long season: commence, work .im-
mediately; big fruit. and tomato pack: cottages
and tents furnished: steam and electric cars
at door. Apply at factory. Central California
Canneries. San Lorenso,. Alameda county, Cal.
LEARN HAIR DRESSING, MANICURING, HAIR
WORKING, MASSAGE; special teachers; even-
ing classes. * THE NEW MILDRED HAIR
PARLORS, 130 Geary st. . •
LEARN hair dressing at CALIF. COLLEGE OF
HAIR DRESSING -and Beauty Culture; day
and night school; individual instructions; form-
ulas given. 967^ Market st. bet. Sth and 6th.
WANTED — Young women to train as nurses, be-
tween ages of 20 and 30, of good education,
neat appearance. . Box 3998, Call office. Oak-
land. '..•"""
TWO women wanted for general housework and
dining room. Call S to 10 and 3 to 5. 600 De-
visadero st. \u25a0
WANTED— A . middle, aged woman for general
housework. Address J. \u25a0A. EVANS, 2 Court
place. Reno. .Xev. ',-
SPECIAL rates — Learn hair dressing, manicuring,,
hair work: only system In 3 wks.; positions
waiting. MILDRED hair store. 1475 Haight st.
EXPERIENCED saleslady -for ladles' neckwear.
Apply at once. S. N. WOODS. 4th and Market.'
AND SUPPLIES
THE PACIFIC
Is .the name of a new .razor hone. This h«ne
surpasses any hone ever offered to the trade. It
will produce a smooth, keen cutting edge on al-
most any razor. Guaranteed. Ask our salesman
to show them ' to y6u. . Open evenings.
PACIFIC BARBER SUPPLY COMPANY,
: \u25a0 962 Market st.
BARBERS— F»r BARGAINS in second hand re-
volving and reclining BARBER CHAIRS see
us. at once. We must have the room. We are
selling these CHAIRS from $7.50 up.
DECKELMAN* BROS.. Inc.. Barber Supplies,
162-164 Turk St.. S.F.. Cal. •
FIXE opening for ladles' or gents' shop; every
one cries hard times but SEELY — he's busy;
chairs from $3 to- $B3; credit with nonforfeit-
ing lease. 394 Hayes st. ; phones Park 1242.
M-2941. . • -...
$500 cash — Best, most up to date 3 chair shop in
city: transfer corner: goo«l community; laundry
\u0084 pays .half- th* rout: good lease: receipts $S"5
per week; will stand strict investigation; every
dollar In sight. Box 1200. Call office.
3 CHAIU shop; fine corner: lease; low rent: fine
fixtures; price $400. Including $180 cash se-
curity :on lease; must sell. COLEMAN, 830
Market st. .
4 CHAIR shop; elegant fixtures: cheap rent; cen-
ter of cjty; easy terms: a snap.- "•j;-
DECKELMAN: BROS.,
. 162- Turk St.
BARBER wanted: steady: 10c shop: one who
has had one year's practice or more. 460 Sth
St.. Oakland. -
MR. HARRY' MORRIS, barber, who worked in-
6th st.. please send address; business affair.
Box 965. Call offloe. .>.; ' ' >*
FOU sale — Barber shop: .3 ' chairs; at a ' saori-
fW: good trade ami small rent. Address box
4359. Call office. Oakland. : - "
BAUBER 'wanted Saturday and Sunday, steady.
«62 Commercial st. bet. Montgomery and
Kearny. ' . ' -. .
BARBER wanted that is alive and knows the
busines". Apply Fouts'- Antiseptic, 2172 Shat-
tuck ay.. Berkeley. ../ \u25a0
WANTED-^-Good barber .Saturday nnd Sunday;-
$6. :JO9S Octavia st. near Lombard. . \u25a0
WAXTKD — Barber for Saturday: good wages.
115J Railroad «r.. Enst Oakland. '.--:.
BAnBP;R wanted at 90S Valencia st. Saturday.
WANTKD — Barber for Saturday and ' Sunday at
16SI O'Farrell st.: good pay. .; ' ;
BARBER" for "Saturday. 20SJ£KaEt *t.
GOOD barber wanted. 627. E.-12tli st,V East
"Oakland. ' . *\ \u25a0 ' \u25a0\u25a0"'.'
WANTED— Union barber 'for Saturday. Apply
at 914 7th st.. ORkTand. . ; , "\u25a0' .
BARBER wanted for .Saturday noon till- Sunday
noon: wages $fi. 2507<22d st. nr. Bryant.-
WANTED — Barber for Saturday and Sunday. CSS
Montgomery ay. ' •" V ' *
BARBER wanted for Saturday and Sunday, $5.
1322>4 Grant ay. n,v \u25a0'.'.. , .
BARBER wanted for Saturday and Sunday. Ap-
» ply at 20 sth St. . \u25a0 . *\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0>.- ._'
GOOD barber wishes steady work." city :m»rried;
small shop preferred. Address 6029 California.
BARBER wanted at 432 6th St. for Saturday;- 60
per cent: good patronage. . f
BARBER wanted for Saturday or steady. 506
Sth St.. Oakland. ' . >' >
1 CHAIU barber shop for sale, $125. " East 14th
st. opposite Henry. Melrose. . - - . y . •
FOR sale— l chair shop: \u25a0 can live In rear; nice
location; low rent. 4226 California St.
CITY and country barber shops. «2to 6 chairs,
on easy terms. COLEMAN. 830 Market St.
BARBER wanted: 60 per cent; 10 cent shop.
788 7th St.. Oakland. - ; : \u25a0
BARBERS' Protective Union— Employment secre-
tary. W. BARON. 775 Mkt;; phone Kny. 5354.
SALESMEN" AXD 1 SOLICITOR^ oTOTD
SALESMEN' wanted — No. experience "required ;
hundreds of positions now open paying from
$100 to. $500 monthly; onr free book, "A
.- Knight of the -Grip," will show you how to
gat one of them. Write (or call) Tor it today.
Address National Salesmen's'Trainlng Associa-
tion, 1010 B Metropolis Bank bldg., San Fran-
cisco; branches: New York, Chicago, Kansas
City, Minneapolis, Atlanta. ,
HUSTLER wanted to sell stock in California cor-
poration of good standing, a company employ-
ing 150 men ; most : staple line and wonderful
demand for its •prodiict; liberal remuneration
for the right man. Apply immediately after
10:30 a.. m.- at 748-749. Mills building. ~
WANTED— JSy , a strong eastern financial cor-
poration, scrcrnl \u25a0 high • class security | salesmen.
Address box 962. Call' office.; give -references.
SOLICITOR for*, advertisements In Daily TraiT
script: salary «nd commission or' will make
favorable contract. ; 932 Broadway.'' Oakland.
PRINCIPALS, • teachers;- students U ««<1 others
wanting to make big money in a geateel way;
. Box 1272. Call offlcc. - . .
: \u25a0 .' \u25a0 .-•\u25a0'* , :\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0"-:; * - - \u0084" S\ '".
SALESMEN— No canvassing. 1612 '\u25a0 Cull building.'
. AGENTS 1 WANTED •
. :: — —^_^»» — — ~- — .- - — \u25a0 \u25a0 .%>.
BOYS. «I«LS. - MEN and .: WOMEN' wanted-; as
AGKXTS: commissions s.nerfrly .200 per cent:
rapl<l. seller;; easily -earn ! sj- to $10 per-. day;
52.7.V necessary:- to .start, with. - Apply «0l
_31i*flhaHJLihl'1g.; MnrfcPt «nj Kills sts.. S.F.
WAXTED^-Expericnced \u25a0 saleswoman for suit "hnd
- ready, to wear department; references. required.
j •-Address box 57.- Marys ville; Cal;. or inquire of
•\u25a0-\u25a0•• LEE ESCHEX Sc CO.; 114 Sansome St.: S. F.
. : EMPLO YMENTVOFFICES J •
AAAA— CANTON 1 Bureau i of ; Inf ormatlon— Chl-
.nese servants; contracts? for resorts. ~ Canton
y Bank bldg..' 049,Ke.arny;st.; phone Sntter 118.
AAA— ? PHONE i WEST : 1731. -,r--.r^
I Largest Japanese 1 and* Chinese employment of-
flce in city. T. \u25a0 TAMURA CO.,* 1612 Laguna st.
HORI C 0. ,; 1748 SUTTER ST. ; • PHONE - WEST
-SO3. Best Japanese-Chinese help promptly fur-
nlshed; open dayJ and nights Home pbone 52803.'
AA— OSCAR HATSUMI,- Japanese-Chinese Emp.
•>.co.;bcst helpiwith'care'and'guar.' 1513 Geary
- st. : pbone ... West : s6SB, , Home S4OSS;
H-.:" W.-^HONG.^ Chinese "employment " office. -'£os
VV ebster at.T Oakland ; 1 phones Pekin ' 25;- A 3725/
WOMEN' *S- employment ! bureau, 262 Pacific bldg.'
;-*. First class = female"; help ' supplied.?;' Sutter ! 693.
STA R . emp; . office ; " Japanese-Chinese < help. -;w."
'* : KODATA, - 1608 Geary; tel." West • 167. \u25a0 54908.
: 2 r •-'"' OFFICE SEITVICE '
OFFICE headquarters provided/ $2 and $5 month;
our exclusive business: we do 'nothing.* else.' Na>
tional Office Service C 0.." S7O Monadnock bldg.
_ \u25a0 }^OJ^ECTIO?i AGENCIES: '.'\u25a0•^.-
DB AN & CO. 'collect everywhere ; on i percenta ge ;
•no coUectlon, no charge. 652 Pacific bldg., S.F.-
EXPERT collec. ; prompt remit.; loans negot. G.
E. M. C0.;'960 Pacific bldg.. S. F. Ph. Sut. 540.
TJXPAIb WAGES COLLECTED
UNPAID' WAGE COLLECTING our specialty.
Try us. -T. INTERSTATE, 615 PACIFIC BLDG.,
4th' and Market; ' . \u25a0 "-. *
KNOX. 443 Pine— Suits. -liens, attachments, time
checks cashed: debts collected everywhere.
BLIVEX* 855 Broadway, Oakland — Wages, notes, j
collected every where. -
} RENT THAT VACANT ROOM
\u25a0A small want ad in The Call will do it quicker '
f than, a dozen sign* plastered on your windows
and which spoil the '• looks of . your home be-
. sides. l * Plione Kearny S6 for an ad man to'call
and seeyou. ', • • \u25a0 - -.-- ;
ROOMS ;TO LET — Fur, and Unfur.
A COZY home for respectable ladles; 1130 Mar-
;ket st.'near Sth. under auspices of the SAL-
VATION ARMY: elegantly furnished; every
. modern convenience; steam heat, electric light
and elevator service; spotlessly clean; centrally
located; thoroughly homelike; telephone Market
1349; prices very moderate, ranging from 25®
per night up; special rates by the week or
month, gee matron, room 33. "
CAPP St., 4118, near 19th— Newly
room, private family, suitable for gentleman;
bath; convenient to car line;; rent $S.oOv per
month. * - ' . , \u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0•' A
CASTRO St., , 454—2 nicely furnished front
rooms, with or without board; , suitable . for 1
or 2 gentlemen; handy to car lines; reasonable.
CLINTON PARK. 184, bet. Valencia and Gu«r-
S rero— 2 nice sunny rooms, single or en suite, in
private family; suitable for. 1 or 2 gentlemen;
bath; 'phone; conventient to car lines.
COLE stt, 445 — Furnished room.,- reasonable to
right party; phone and bath.. Phone Park 292.
DEVISADERO St.. 1923, near California— Parlor
. floor of -3 : sunny rooms, completely furnished
for house keeping; gas and coal stoves; no
, small children; " . ....
DEWEY HOUSE, 4th and Howard— All modern
conveniences; 200 room*. 35c to $1 day, $2 to
$5 a week; free t^ths; Howard or 4tb st. cars x
ELEVENTH av.y 355, near Point Lobos— One
sunny front room. . Phone Pacific 2234.
ELLIS st., 1722, near ' Flllmore — Sunny front
parlors ; suitable for massage, manicuring •or
doctor's office; ' all modern cony. ; * reasonable.
FILLMORE St.. 1738-^Elegantly furnished room,'
sunny, for 2or 3 persons. ?t - :
GOLDEN GATE ay.,, 1404— One large sunny '\u25a0
room ; rent $7. 1 \u25a0-.;\u25a0•- \u25a0*<-\u25a0*\u25a0
GROVE st.. 67«— Furnished room in quiet fam- i
ily;,rent $1.50 week. -
HENRY St., 25, near Market and 15th— Large
front room; also single room; $1.50 per week, j
NEVADA HOTEL. 525 Van Ness ay. near Eddy
— Hot and cold water, electric lights; 50c to $1
per day, $2 to $5 per week; transient.
OCTAVIA St., 1317 — Large sunny, alcove rooms,
2 closets, running water, for. 2 gentlemen. . '
OVERLAND HOUSE, 569 , Sacramento St. below
Montgomery — Now open; 200 rooms; hot .and
cold water in every room; 25c to $2 per day,
$1.50 to $5 per week. EDW. ROLKIN, Prop.
TREAT ay.. 1135, near 24th St.— Nicely furnished
2 room- suite In private home;' suitable for 2
ladies; convenient to carlines: rent reasonable.
VALENCIA st.. 1525 — Nice sunny room in pri-
vate house; hiodern conveniences; handy to car
lines; reasonable.
VALENCIA St., 9S4— Beautiful front rooms," new-
ly-furnished: gas, bath, running water, laun-
dry. yard; reasonable. Phone Mission 7350.
WILLARD st., 1243, opp. G. G. park— Sunny
front furnished room; bath, hot and cold water;,
couple desired ; refs. ; very reas. Ph. Park 820.
14TH St., 440 — Furnished rooms to let; suitable
for gentlemen.
THE FILLMORE BRANCH ;OF THE CALL IS
AT 10.51 FILLMORE ST..
BERKELEY ROOMS — Fur. and Unfur.
9TH st.,. 2111, West Berkeley— Three furnished
rooms and batb; use of piano; rent $18; no
'Children.
ROOMS FOR HOUSE KEEPIXG
Al house keeping rooms, ' completely furnished :
convenient to car lines; reasonable. Apply 945
Stanyan St.
BAKKR : 5t., ,-016. opp. G. G." park— 2 sunnyl
front rooms; all conveniences; reasonable rent*.'
CALIFORNIA st.. SOS 5 —3 sunny iumlshed rooms
for house keeping. \u25a0
EDDY st.'. 1241; phone West 4530— Furnished for
. houses-keeping,' rooms, with or without board;
.elegantly, furnished 5 room flat; bath and
phone; 1 summer rates. . \u25a0*- ' .
FOLSOM St., =1222, neap Sth— Nicely furnished,
j up to date house keeping 2 and 4 room suites;
gas: electricity; $16.
FULTON St.. 2422. .opp. G. G. park— Apartment
of ? rooms' a ml bath, •completely furnished for
house keepiug: al#o 2 or 3 rooms unfurnished,
for, house keeping; $S, $10, $20; garden; sunny;
t: McAllister car. • : - .
GOLDEX GATE hv.. 947. opp., Jefferson square —
.< A men suite, with buffet kitchen, for $20; one ',
.for $16;. 4 rooms, complete, for $25, with pri- i
• vat<! bath, hot water; references.
HAVES St., 818. near Fillmort— Sunny furnished
• room with buffet 'kitchen, hot and cold running
• water; all convv; $13; also rooms, $12, $10, $S.
HAVES st., 972 — Large nous* keeping rooms:
kitchen, running water, -phone, batb ; near 2
carlines; cheap.
HATES st.. -1403— Two rooms: regr'ar kitchen:
\u25a0 gas and coal stoves; separate entrance;'. $12
- month. . ''\u25a0-'"
HERMANN; 630, nr.: Fillmore-^ 2 furn. con. house
keeping rooms: modern: family of 2; rent $10.
HIGHLAND ay:. 122— Single and bouse keeping
.rooms; light, sunny; private; reasonable; near
\u25a0 Mission car lines. . -
HOWARD St., 563 — Front room and kitchen, fur-
nished. $12; 2 connecting, coal stovo or gas,
$12: single, gas. $0 up. - . . \u25a0» \u25a0 ' y
OAK st.; 706, 1 door from Fillmore— Fine loca-
tion; front, sunny, nicely furn. rooms for
bskpc; all modern cony.; reas.; also single rms.
O'FAURELL St., 1546 — Sunny, furnished house
keeping rooms; running water; bath; rates rea-
sonable. '
OCTAVIA st., : 1410— Nicely furnished, sunny
- rooms -for house keeping; ' reasonable; select
location. . . . *."•
OCTAVIA st., 1237, near O'Farrell — Sunny front
basement suite, $16; ifear, $12;' large front
' bay window room, $16 month; gas range; batb,
' pbone, laundry. .
ROYAL, 311 Van Ness cor. Grove^ — Furnished
sunny suites, '$20; single rooms. $2.50 to $3
- per week;" gas, running water and pftone. -
SCOTT st.; 300—2 sunny, furnished for house
keeping; running water, gas range, bath, etc.;
4' car, lines. '. v . \u25a0 : ;
SCOTT, st.. -2040 — Large, clean, sunny, front,
.corner double - parlors \u25a0 for light house keeping.
SCOTT st.. 1605— Hoiise keeping rooms, complete;
: free batb, laundry,- phone, sewing machine,
piano; room for 2 autos; $s .monthly. • . -
SUTTER st.-,' 2134— Sunny front room, $3.50;
sunny single) §1. 50; suite* for light bouse keep-
ing. $3. ; \u25a0.•-\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0 .-
TURK st..- 1109 A. nr. Buchanan — Large sunny
; house keeping: rooms with running water; new
.flat: phone, bath," laundry.' '
TURK, 1208— Single and suites; every conveni-
ence; hot and cold: running water; $2 to $4 wk.
TURK, at.; 1114, near Jefferson— 4 nice snnny
rooms : for light - house keeping; single and en
'.'. 6uite; bath, gas, phone; convenient to car
lines; rent reasonable.- .: .' :
16TH St., y44G, s between Church and Sanchez—
• Large, sunny. . furnished, bay window; • front
; room ;. use of kitcbeu and bath," phone; $12.
16TH st., 3270— 5 large.' suuny, rooms; bath, gas
'and;. modern conveniences; 'reasonable rates;
bouse- keeping -arid single.
THE FILLMORE BRANCH * OF THE CALL IS
AT IGol FILLMORE ST. : \u25a0 •
; V? ROOMS AND i BOARD OFFERED
AAA— THIT WEMPE. \u25a0 419 Oak St.— Large, sunny
. ? rooms;'unexcelled board. UPhonePark 5092. \u25a0''-••
COUPLE would rent 'back pparlorr r to < 1 or 2 gen-
...tlemen; every thing, flrst class., 251J California
"it.;; apartment 6.;..- .;,.;. ......
NORTHGATE. ISO 9* Euclid av.';itel. ; Berk. 1615;
"north .entrance :of university, campus — Apart-
ments with private baths; single rooms; steam
heat : and -^ eallbell : in '• every \ room; 1 sleeping
porcUes: first class tabla board; special summer
rates... M.M.. HENRY. *; .;.-\u25a0-\u25a0 \- :~:: ~: \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-"'-
PACIFIC ar..'1716-^Attractive sunny front suite"
for 3 or4;.also' double room, summer
.' rates; -.references. .;. \u0084 ;' * , : - -;. ... \u25a0 _ . .:,
PIERCE 5t.;. 815, -near McAllister— Front rms :
bath;: fine neighborhood; excellent board: 3 or
;4 persons. $15 montheach. . ' . \u25a0 -
SEE \u25a0 these ~ rooms at 95S Ellis at. ; large : and
j small:, call and see; me.
ST^ FRANCIS , Directory," Central : ay;; and
\u0084\u25a0 Waller i st., San Francisco— A beautiful home
; where -old ladies. • young.; girls i* and aittle chil-
- dren; can board cveryi reasonable. -'; \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0-- .*.. \u25a0\u25a0 .<
ST. ".Margaret's Club for "Girls. 1541 'Cal —Ideal
'\u25a0-nome; teachers. tourists, stens.'; etc.; $20 mo/ up
?' ROOM S ! AXdTbo ARD ; v
FOHR .furnL^eil- rooms; for : house keSDlis. 214S
HOTELS . * --V- *-•\u25a0'*\u25a0\u25a0:•
BROOKLYN Hotel. 369 Ist St., 3 ; blocks from
Market — Modern family, commercial;' board
and -room. $1 to $1.50 per day. $6 to $S per
wk.; single rooms. 50c: family rooms. $1; beat
meal in city. 25c; free bus. Cnas. Montgomery.
HOTEL ARGONAUT. 4th and Market sU.— Fam-
ily and commercial hotel; room with detached
batb, -$1 per: day; rooms with private batb,
$1.50 per day; restaurant attached; moderate
prices; free bus meets all trains and sfmshlps.
HOTEL WINTON, 445 O'Farrell st.— Rooms
$3.00 week up; special monthly rates.
MISSION branch of The Call. MILLER'S, sta-
tioner. SOU 16th st. \u25a0 - . - .
APARTMENTS -"'"'*'-.:
- AAAAA^-ST. - DOMIXIC APARTMENTS, T
fitgN.m CORNER BUSH AXD JONE3 ST3.
\u25a0 1-2-3-4 room apts. ; beautiful lobby. . banquet
hall, ladies' writing room, laundry. • drylnc
and ironing room, dumb waiters, vacuum clean-
Ing,- steam heat, hot water, private exchange,
"elevators, mirrored wall beds. NOW OPEN.
REFERENCES. \u25a0
APARTMENTS, 315 Sth St.— First class except
the price; walking distance; 3 blocks from Em-
, porium; electric lights, running water, free
baths, phone and janitor service; 2 rooms fully
furnished for house keeping. $4 per week and
up; 1 room; $2.50 and up; bedrooms. $1.50 wk.
up; will move baggage In tree of charge.
WESTGATE APTS.. 1326 HYDE ST.
Five and 6 rooms and very modern: polished
floors, hot water, etc. For particulars, M.
SHEFTEL, 2055 Bush st. Pnone West 4403.
AAA— Aparts. of 1 to 4 rooms, private bath,
cleg. furn.? sunny; electric light, not water,
beat, elevator; Janitor service, linen: beautiful
reading lobby; 1 rm.. $15 up: 2 rms.. $27.50
up; 3 rms., $40 up; 4 rms.. $50 up; Haight st.
cars. "Rosemont." 214 Haight; phone Park SSO.
AAA— THE GLADSTONE APTS.. 706 Polk St.
corner Bddy — Elegant, sunny house keeping
apartments; 1 room, $15 per month: 2 rooms.
$25 per month; 3 rooms, -$35; electric lights.
Janitor service; hot baths. Phone Franklin 2045.
LUNDY APTS.. Stanyan st. at Frederick— Tbe
most complete In the city; hot and cold water,
electric light, baths, elevator service, . Janitor
service;. every room in bouse light; rent reas;
AA— VAN NESS APARTMEXTS. 212S Van Ness
nr. Broadway— Elegantly furnished apts. of )
and 4 rooms; steam heat, eicc. light, elevator;
marine view; reasonable. Pboae Franklin 2590.
A— YERBA BUENA APTS.. 1114 SUTTER ST.
NR. LARKIX— ELEPA.VT SUITES OF 2-3
RMS.. BATH; COMPLETELY FURN.; REFS.
BUCHANAN St., 1732— Sunny acd completely
furnished apt. of 3 rooms, kitchen "attached;
free phone and bath; sunny yard.
TWO and 3 apts.: 2 elegant double bads; hotel
service; lights, linen, soap, etc.. free: as low
at $45. Ellis Hotel Apts.. 450 Ellis at Jones.
EUREKA. APIS.. Mkt. and 17ta sts.— Beautiful S
, and 4 rm. apts.: phone, Janitor service; sunny.
CHISMORE Apts., SE. cor. Bush and Jones— l-2-
'\u25a0' 3-4 rms.; all modern conveniences; now r«ady.
CASTLE CRAIG APTS.. 537 Dolores St.— Furn.
and nnfnrn. apts'.; 3 rms. ; opposite park; reas.
DUNDEE Apts., 736 Stanyan. opp. G. G.-park—
Splendid fur. 4 r. apt.; sunny: most reasonable.
ADELINE Apts., 640 Eddy St.— 2, 3 and 4 room
apts.; hotel service; prlv. exch.; most modern.
LEE Apartments, 1740 Polk near Washington— 2
and 3 rooms: modern; $20 up.
. . OAKLAXD APARTMENTS TO LET
FOUR room modern apartment, nnfurnlsbed; all
sunny, outside rooms; fine neighborhood; close
to town, cars and Key Route; $23 per month.
Apply go Vernon St.. Oakland.
LAFAYETTE. APARTMENTS. Berkeley— Finest
in west; roof garden; patent wall beds; cars
pass door: 2315 Dwisht way. 2314 Haste st.
Tel.. Berk. 402 H. Mrs. James Hanltaln manager.
,^^^^^_jjj^vrs_ji^^
GUERRERO st.. 1479—5 room modern flat, batb;
desirable neighborhood; $20 per month. Apply
3330 23d st. ; phone Mission 4059. "
EUCLID ay.. 201 — 4 rcom apartment Oat; In
beautiful Jordan Park; light and sunny; lares
lawn. • - - -^
3D ay., bet. A and B sts — Sunny flats. 5 rooms,
baths; very cheap; separate yards; Inquire 557
3d ay.
DE LONG a y., S3. at Frederick st. — 4 sunny
rooms, bath; desirable; Hayes and Masonic
cars; $30.
COZY 4. and 5 room flats: overlooking city and
bay: entrance through terraced lawn: open fire-
places. 1437-1439 Willard: Vi block Hayes car.
ALPINE St.. 175— 4 rooms and bath; rent $17:
a choice flat. ' BALDWIN & HOWELL. 31S
Kearny st.
FKEF. rent to July 1. inducement to good ten-
ant: fine corner, Ist »v. and Sacramento st.;
5. t>. S r- all sunny; $25. $30. $40; owl car.
FILBERT st., 995 — Corner flat. .7 r. and bath;
sun all day; $20. BALDWIN &. HOWELL,
31$ Kearny st.
2D ay.. 147. bet. California and Lake sts.— B
room, sunny, top flat; rent $23.
TURK St.. 1700— New. modern, sunny flat, 4
rooms and bath; reasonable.
VEUMONJ st.. 1237 — Xew. sunny, 5 room and
bath, upper flat: half block 24th st. ears; $20*.
TREAT ay.. lif)6. cor. 2oth— 6 room, sunny, up-
per flat: gas, bath; rent reduced to right party.
t^RL St., 132. near park — 1 sunny rooms and
bath; rent $17.50. \u25a0
ZOE st., 49. off Bryant between 3d and 4tl» —
Xew. snnny 4 rooms and bath.
TL'LTON St.. 2424. opp. G. G. park— Sunny, up-
'• per: .7 -rooms and bath; $25; McAllister ears
pass- door.
ROSE ay., 142, Hayes Valley— Sunny upper flat,
4 rooms. $15; l| T e in town— »aye carfare.
COLLIXGWOOD St.. 237. nr. 19th and Castro-^
rooms and bath; big yasd; rent $15.
SWELL new 4 room flat. SK. cor." South. Brod-
erlck and 14th sts.; rent $25.
PAGE st.. 668. near Stelner— Xew. modern 5
room flat: rent $30.
PAGE St.. 165. bet. Gough and Octavia, IU,
Mocks from Market— sl6: flat of 5 rooms.
GROVE et., 635, near Buchanan — i rooms; low
rent. •
ELLIS St.. ISO 9. corner Pierce^-Xew. modern,
sunny flat; 4 rooms and bath; reas.; adults.
MISSION* St., 3214—15 days' rent free; 6 sunny
. mom* ahd bath; modern; $25 per month.
BUCHANAN St., 1933. bet. Bush and Pine— Up-
per of 2; 5 rm. sunny flat: mod. \ grand view.
FLAtS to let— New, artistic 5 room flat wlta
basement garage. 679 3d ay.
NOE sf., 577, near 19th — Lovely sunny upper: 5
\u25a0 rooms: $23. \u25a0*-\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0 r
: BERKELEY FLATS TO LET
FOR rent— Furnished, in Berkeley. 2 blocks from
Berryman station: 5 room upper flat, with sun-
deck, nice lawn and flowers: marine view. Price
$30. MRS. SUSAN BEEDLE. 213» Rose st.
C r "FLATS TO LET— -FurnHhtd
FOR sutiimer mouths, new 3 room flat with
large private garage. 25 it. living room;
Craftsman furnishings; oalc paneled dialng
room, etc. 677 3d ay.
BARTLETT st.. 540— Cozy modern flats. 4 and 5
rooms, furnished and- unfurnished: bath, laon-
dry. garden; reasonable. Apply 1533 Valencia.
HAVES St.. 17S5— Completely furnished flat of 5
_r^on2s_tojet_or_for_Biile ..on easy terms: rent $25.
OAKt. A>P_FL ATS -TO LET — Fnrn UU h ed
FIVE room furnished flat in 56tn st. between
Grove* and Dover sts. Inquire "CO 56tb st.
Oakland." •\u25a0 ' - . . . '
FLATS FOR SALE— Furnished
FELL st., facing panhandle— New 6 room flat
handsomely furnished; must be sold at once at
a tsacrlflce; party leaving for the east; dining
room nnd halls paneled and beamed; fumed
oak • finish, : hardwood floors. \u25a0 running water ' In
.bedrooms. -open and gss steam heat srates-
\u25a0 sun iv every room; rent only $40. Apply
HARRY 3. MOOKK FURNITURE CO.. 4t&£
O'Farrell st. -- . '\u0084 \u25a0 ,
NEW 5 room flat; right djjwn town; handsomely
furnished & weeks ago; must be sold at once-
purchaser will be given advantage of one-third
paid on goods, balance terms If desired- rent
only $3.V Apply HARRY J. MOORE FURNT-
TURE CO.. 4(5-52 O'Farrell st. near Marttt.
ALAMEDA COTTAGES . TO LET— Fur.
FOUR rooms and b*th; rent' sl2 to thfTTlyht
party: steady, tenant: not too many children
.3029 E. -14th St.. Frnltvale. .-.
t . cottages Wanted
RELIABLE party, would rent 5 or 6 room fur-
nished cottage for itUe summer:- must be in
good locality in Berkeley, or high i ground in
Oakland: references exchanged. Address box
: 957. Call office. - \u25a0\u25a0' \u25a0\u25a0**. -. \u25a0 . , . . -.j
1 . LET.— Fornlahed
BERKELEY professor, Agoing' abroad, will rent
furnished house till August, 1911; east of Col-
lege, near university; 9 rooms, oak floors; pan-"
eled. • beamed celling^,' fireplace, piano: ma ?nl-
.flcent? view of bay; sleeping out deck ; thor-
oughly modern and , almost new ; rent reason-
- ;able;, adults- only: 'references required." Ad-
/_dre^sjj\2_0 I _box_J32^^r_phooej I Berkeley 1061."
HOUSE of 7 room* and (fatb, basement and yard*
I, rent, reasonable, to -reliable party. ISO 4 Ellis »t
NICE snnny; residence; S rooms and bath; half
'. finished J»3ement. 1456 Golden Gate ar- "•-
-p .' " • • \u25a0 •-..\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0•'
FOR^one montb. June 20 to July 20: adult* only:
furnished- home in Berkeley; lawn, trees ana -^
. tiowers, with gardener to care fj*!!*^ « r *
. erences required. Address MRS. BROOKS, box
* 4357. Call offlee. Oakland. '
BERKELEY HOUSES TO LET-— Unf nr.
BEAUTIFUL home in Hlllesass ar.— Modem
house. of 11 rovns: Urge yard^jfhoiee location,
on carllne. -See MASON. McptFFl? CO., or
owner, box 620. Call offlcg. _- I^_^^^__j___ : .
OUT OF TO^NJHOJUS^SJTjOJ^ET^
1 HOUSE to let in Ocean View: reasonable. la-
\u25a0 quire at 200 Sagamore ay.'. Ocean View. •
FURXITURE FOR SALE
FURNITURE for sale of a 1 room upper flat and
flat for rent: -desirable location; near Key
Route. 522 41st St., Oajtland; pbone Pied. 3"28.
TEXTS, cots, camp stoves and stools. H. Sc&ell-
haaa' furniture sale. 11th st. at Franklin.
FURXITJJRJB_TJ^AXTED___ _
WE are tha largest buyers ot new and second
band furniture, pianos, carp«t», desk* or mer.;
will buy yoors spot cash. Mark J. }*W "£jl2?
Co.. 1140 McAllister: pb. Part 88Or H. 52832.
WINDOW SHADES. 30c; bamboo porch sbadea-
GEO. WALCOM CO.. 1131 Sutter at.j
CURTAINS, 25c pal?, band laundered: ret. next
day. Mrs. Hosklng. 2667 Bnsn: tel. West 7315.
SEWIXG MACHINES '" .;>•;<\u25a0-
i DOMESTIC. 1844 FILLMORB near Post: THE
place to bey, rent or repair sewing machiatt
of all makes; lowest prices; best terms. J.
[W. EVANS, agent; phone West 3601.
SEWING machines, all makes; rentlnc. repalr-
lng. McNALLY. 26tf4 Mission; tel. Mlsstoa 203.
SINGER SEWIXG MACHINE OFFICE. R»T .
, Bacchl. mgr.. 1429 Stockton: tel. Home C 4603.
AAA— U. S. Carpet Cleaning Co., 220T Bush ft.—
Most superior cleaning in the world: can bW«
1 you beating, steam, compressed air. vacuum
or celebrated earthquake, which - removes all
dirt,- dm t. grease, restoring natural colors like
nexr. West 5926. 52493; laying and refitting.
AAAA— LE CLAIR VACUUM CLEAXIXG CO..
: 62 Post, room 323; phon» Douglas 2071. or
res. West 9041— Dustless cleaning of carpets,
1 nigs, draperies. WITHOUT REMOVAL.
Largest, best, el'g cap'y 2.000 yards a day; no
"air" cleaning; all work ju»r.; cleaning 3<*r
I lay, sc: renov., etc.; ests. fre*. Gisl6w C. C.
; Co., 230 Vermont; Park 6925. M 3317; tst. 20 T-
ABSOLUTELY the Best Carpet Cleanlne. 3e yd. :
! estimates given for Alterlnz and Relaying.
Deal direct with T. A. RICE'S Carpet Works.
. ISOS Harrison St. Phones Market 262. M 1207.
A— CARPETS cleaned and relaid. 8c per *ard:
carpets cleaned, 4<i per yard; mattresses madat
over. Berkeley Steam Carpet Cleaning Works,
W. F..HEIXE. Pbone Berkeley &43.
; S. F. COMPRESSED AIR -CLEANING CO.. Ml
Sutter St.. phone. Kearny 5852. BLUE WAGON.
Carpets, rugs quickly, thoroughly cleaned on
floor without removal; estimate* free.
• WHEN ryou becoroa disgusted with .poor work
! send your carpets to J. SPAULDIXG tc CO.*
353 Tehama. Douglas 3054. Home J2347.
AA— NATIONAL Carpet Cleaning Wks.— HamiH
, ton A Bailey. 344-34S Church st..: Market 1S&.
ADVANCE Carpet Cleaning Co. — Advanced rnsth-
ods. GEO. .WALCOM CO.. 1131-1130 Sutter st.
MATTHEWSON'S carpet beating work*. 313
! East 12th St.. Oakland; tfL Merrltt 595.
! WATTS — Reliable carpet cleaning, alteration*;
. renovat.. Maying. 560 Devlsadero; ph. Park 5H9.
1 COXKLIX BROS., carpet cleaning and lajln*.
\u25a0 _2400 Geary »t.. corner Baker: phone We»t 9.i.
STORAGE AXD MOVING VANS
' BEKIXS VAX AND STORAGE COMPAXY.
'• ""Fireproof Warehouse. 13th and Ml*sioa.
Phone Market 13-14. or Home M 1313.
WILSON BROSi. (Inc.)— MOTios and storage.
, cor. 14th and Sanchez sts.. 1 block from Mar-
ket and Filhnore <w. curs. Puene Psrk 271.
A— PACIFIC STORAGE AXD VAN CO.— Brick
f warehouse. 2322 Flllmore st. Tel. West 2823.
. PIERCE-RODOLPH StoMse and Moving c0..-
• main offloe Eddy and Fllliaore. Tal. Went 523.
FREIGHT FORWARDING
! NATIONAL FREIGHT & TRAXSFER~Ca7^Iia^
sion nr. 10th; ph<^|e Market Sl54 — Cut rates to
all points: moving vans: fireproof warehouse.
1 FOR SALE — Miscellaneous
SQUARE deal for all; no percentage to plumb-
ers or middlemen; every thins in Dlumbln;
line — baths, heavy roll rim, new, from $10
to $20; toilets, the very best. new. perfect,
complete, hi?h tank $10. low down $12: sinks,
any size, $2.00: new castiron pipe from 10c to
20c a foot. We have any and every thins
; you want to complete your building. Glv«
1 us ar call. You tn«ke money by It. DOLAX
. COMPAXY. 1639 Market st.
' ALL kinds of building material -at onr yard.
1679 Market St.. at i£ price; doors, windows.
I plumbing material, corrugated Iron; skylights.
\u25a0100 loads firewood. We are now wrecKing
'. buildings at Pine and Van Ness ay. and Geary
and Van Nes3 ay. SYMON BROS.. phon«
Park 6441.
f CASH REGISTERS., 7~7 ~ \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0•
. The largest line of first class second band
cash registers ever shown now . on band; ex-
tremely low prices; on easy term*.
THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO..
: 1040 Market st. bet. Taylor and Jooea. ~- '
'• FOR sale — A Victor phbnosrraph. Xo. 5, .with oak
horn, cabinet- stand for .records and 42 rec-
ords, among them 7 Red Seals; a Bargain.
$70. Call after 5 p. m.. 620 Vallejo st.
M. FERX AXDEZ. •
SAFES — Removal sale now going on. \u25a0 "
. SAFES 250 safes of all makes must
SAFES be sold;' no reasonable* offer
SAFES refused. RICHARDSON BROS,. Agts:
: CARY SAFE CO.. 950 Mission st. abova sta.
SECOND-HAND pipe, guaranteed good a* new;
prices very reasonable. At SUGERMAN IRON
AXD METAL CO.. 613-17 Brannsn st. near
sth: pbone Kearny 225;. Home JICDI; couatr^
' ' order» promptly attended to.
BELL WRECKING CO.. Turk and Polls nts.
Good lumber at half price; doors, windows,
skylights and plumbing; 3,000 wpians sood
Malthoid rooflng; we have everything eaean;
selling out now. Phone Franklin 4230.
, AH!— CUT PRICE PLUMBING SUPPLY CO..
320-32S McAllister st. ; phone Market 40S3—
Full line, very cheap, sell all; fr»« delivery.
Machine threading; country orders t. o. b.
Plumbing work cheaper than ever before.
SECOXD HAND PIPE.
Largest dealers in standard pipe and screw
casing, dipped: prices • right; guaranteed ftrst
' class. Pacific Pipe Co.. Main and Howard 1 tts.
AA — AH sizes standard water pipe and screw
casing, guaranteed good as new; - g«t our
prices. Welssbaam Pipe Works. 133 lltn st.
BLACK ilinoreas baby chicks: $12.50 p«r 100-
whlte. lesrixorn baby chicks." IS p«r : 100*
STAXSriELD. 3301 E. 14th st.. Frnitvale.
Andreasberg Roller canaries. $5. Valencia Blrt
Store. G. EL HEGER. 733 Valencia Dtt. IS-19.
ARMY tents at factory prices. W. A. PLUM.
MER CO., SW. cor: of Front and Pine sts.
NATIONAL cash registers, electric signs, bar
and safe for sale; cheap. 579 McAllister st.
EDISON AGENCY— Moving picture machlae* and
films; bargain. GEO. BRECK. 70 Tnrte st.
THOROUGHBRED game birds for sale at 200
Sagamore ay.. Ocean View, j
THOROUGHBRED cocker spaniel puns: al*o
male fox terrier. 2312 Redwood ay., Fruitvale.
HAWLEY time clock; SO numbers. Address
3252 Mission st. ' * - \u25a0
SAFES positively at manufacturer's prices- try
-us. WALTZ S. &L. Co.. 233 Cal. St.. -8. F.
SECOXD hand bootblack stand for sale. 749
» Market st.. S. F.
A— BOOKS BOUGHT. KING'S BOOK 9TOBE
1718 Market above Congh. P. Market 4763.
JAPAXESK nfzhttnrales. $2.30. ~ "
U. H. HEGER, 515 Saa Pablo ay., Oakland.
BOOKS and libraries bought. THE HOL3JE3 "
CO.. 1158 Market »t. Phone Market 896.
SAFES — Xew and second hand, all sizes. THE
HEItMAX SAFE CO.. 120-130 Folsom sf.
. 3IISCELL.IXEOUS WANTS
DRESS SUITS, -tuxedos, rrince Alberts and other
suit* bought. L. SKOLL. 707 Golden Gate ar •
phone»— Market 40S1. Horn* 52233.
FRESH cow or fresh soon. 357 4tb St.. Oak-
land. .. - -, >\u25a0•:
CLOTHING WAXTED; pay ao» price -DE
BUYLER. 2107 Marictt St.: tel.'Pa^4T.
TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES
Msible Typewriter all the writing la tn full
sfcjht aUtlw time; -other makes, sacond haad.
at very reasonable prices; we rent, repair aad
4n4 n i s i^ c!?/Tt Kr^^-pW"
• WOLF Jb ISEXSRUCK. Dealers.
FOR sale— Ai new L. C. Smith 4: Bros, type- .
writer, wltti stanrl. Address A. 8.. by letter
17«0 PaclflOiv.. San Francisco. J \u25a0 '*
SP K E MI AL c s iv-Smit!j-Premierv -Smit!j- Premier or Remlnston re-
mL^&X 0 ?^ 0 * «-;-a£bxa.v.
Brand new visible typewriter S4O- «>thi.r <-h»«n.r'
PACIFIC TYPEWRITER Co! 107^wffiyR
1^"^ 11 m £'* "»»• rented, re-
paired. 91S Broadway. Oafeland:.teL Oak. fcl9.
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