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12
HOLDERS GIVE CASH
TO BURY A MEMBER
Donation of $100 in Addition to
Death Benefit Voted. to
Widow by Union
O. M. BOYLE
jthttk-^^ Molders' union No.
i THApj[sjplffi§couwcjt> 164 at the meeting
Tuesday night do
nated $100 to Mrs. Alquest to assist
her in taking the body of her husband
to Kansas City. This contribution was
made in addition to the death benefit
already paid. 51. J. Roche and A. T.
Wynn were appointed to attend the
meeting: Thursday, September 1, of
etock holders of the Result laundry, the
local holding: stock in the concern. The
union made a donation of $500 to help
defray the expenses of buying the first
carload of provisions and groceries to
be sent to L>os Anpeles.
International President Joseph F.
Valentine sent a communication in ref
erence to the unionizing of the Bucks
stove company. He suggested, that or
ganized labor should do all in its power
to increase the sale of the output of
this company. Secretary-Treasurer
Thomas F. Tracy of the union label
section of the American federation of
labor writes to the union, saying that
£5 per cent of the tobacco used in this
country was the product of the tobacco
trupt. He appealed to all t>rade union
ists to use only blue label tobacco.
Business Agent John I. Nolan has
been given a vacation on full pay. He
was taken ill while up north recently,
and it was deemed advisable by his
physician for him to tak<* a prolonged
rest.
It is the intention of those \u25a0who have
the matter in hand to have a carload of
groceries and provisions in Los Angeles
the latter part of this week and be in
a position next week t<? bogin selling
goods to the strikers at cost- oome
obstacles have be»-n met in buying
goods, but they will be overcome. Goods
will be sold over the counter at cur
rent prices in Los Angeles, but to the
strikers a rebate will be given. Trades
unionists in the southern city who are
working: will be expected to patronize
the store and it is thought that friends
of organized labor not identified with
any union will also become patrons.
At the last meeting of gas and elec
tric fixture hangers' union. President
C. H. McConaughy was chosen mar
shal and his aids arP Harry Hansen
and L. C Grasser. The loral subscribed
$100 to the metal workers on strike
in Los Angolas and gave $50 to the
Labor day committee.
The committee appointed to pur
chase the lot at Sixteenth and Capp
streets, upon which a labor temple will
be built, will not meet until after Labor
day. After the big parade is a thing
of the past the committee will take
up the subject of financing the labor
temple and push it rapidly.
There will be a mass meeting in the
Auditorium of the building trades coun
cil next Sunday at 2 p. m. to review
the causes which led to the strike of
the 75.000 cloak makers in New York.
Circulars are being sent to various la
bor organizations to have representa
tives at this meeting. Prominent
speakers will address the gathering,
among them H. Weinberg. organizer
of the cloak makers' union of Phila
delphia.
At a recent meeting of varnishers*
and polishers' union No. 134, R. Tobin
was chosen marshal of the Labor day
parade and he has appointed the fof
lowing aids: 11. Cunningham. Wil
iiam Wolf. L. A. Morelli. O. Radloff, T.
Oakes, William O'Leary, William ' M.
Page and George Callopy. The local
is making arrangements for an ajini
versary ball and entertainment and has
appointed the following committee of
arrangements: D. Canelo {chairman),
J. C. Patterson, J. Cunningham, T.
Oakes, H. Lansfield. L. A. Morelli and
W. M.Page.
Organizer A. Johannsen .of the state
building trades council has notified the
labor council that Judge Hart of Long
Beach. Los Angeles, dismissed all strik
ers. 43 in number, charged with vio
lating the anti-picketing ordinance re
cently passed in the southern city
• • •
Machine hands* lodge No. 715; at its
last meeting, decided to parade Labor
day and will march with machinists*
lodge No. 6S.
An informal meeting was held Tues
day night in typographical union
headquarters of representatives of sev
eral unions in the printing craft, the
object being to form an allied printing
trades council. It was decided to have
another meeting about the middle of
September.
Stationary firemen's union displayed
its new banner at the meeting Tuesday
.night. It will be carried in the Labor
day parade. The usual weekly Los
Angeles assessment .was paid and $25
was donated to the commissary fund.
Four candidates were obligated. After
the business meeting a smoker and
high jinks was held. The program was
greally enjoyed.
Members of upholsterers' union will
not know definitely until Saturday what
the employers will do about their de
mand for increased pay. The men are
all at work, but pty day will reveal
the attitude of certain employers. The
locaJ is backed In its contention for
the increase of 50 cents a day by the
international organization.
Structural iron workers* union will
give a. benefit Saturday evening in
Saratoga hall. Valencia street near
Duboce avenue, to aid a member who
is losing his eyesight. A large number
of tickets have been sold.
A movement has been started by or
ganized labor in Washington. D. C., to
prevent the display of moving pictures
depicting scenes of strikes and strike
breakers. The Washington central la
bor union at a recent meeting passed
resolutions on the subject and the
American federation of labor has been
asked to take the 1 matter up. The
reajwm for objecting to the pictures is
that they may put the labor movement
in a false position.
Boiler makers' union Xo. 205 at the
last meeting issued a warning to all
members of the craft to remain away
from southern California until the
trouble in Lo»<Angeles is settled. It
was- stated that the report that the
Craig shipyard at Long Beach was fair
to organized labor was without foun
dation. Arrangements for the parade
Labor day will be completed *at the
next meeting. Harry Gildea was the
recipient of a past president's badge.
President Thomas Christol was
elected marshal of Labor day parade
by marble cutters' union Xo. 38. Busi
ness \u25a0was reported good and aIL mem
bers working.
QUEEN ELECT TO BE
PRESENT AT3ALL
Company B. League of "'the Cross
Cadets, lias completed arrangements
for a militsrr ball, to be held in
Puckett's Cotillion hall. 169 Church
street, this evening:. This will be one
of the most elaborate affairs in league
circles. Miss Smith, who has-been se
lected as queen of the Admission day.
celebration, has been assisting- the
toys and will be present at : the ball.
MEETINGS— Lodge's^ __^
MISSION rhsptor No. 70, R. A, M- — C_|fj!_f
Snf.ial nicotine THIS (THURSDAY »^ffiCW
BVEXIXC at S oYlock. Roy«l Arch iT.W'a.'j
degree. By order of the H. P. '£S-tffii
R. S. ALLEN, Secretary. •*•_?<??
SAN MATKO lodge No. 226. F. &A. M. A
Third degree THIS (THURSDAY) *Jr%m
EVENING. Refreshments. /W^
E. S. MOULTON. SecreUry. '~ y
FIDELITY lod^e No. 120. F. & A. M.— _\
Special meetinp THIS (THURSDAY* h#V
EVENING at 7:30 o'clock. 14I> Eddy/tJT.
.et' First decree Masons cordially in- *
vited. FREDERICK BARRY. Secretary.
FIDELITY lodpe'No. 120, F. & A. M.. p.
149 Eddy st. — Officers and members •*»%,
are requested to assemble THURSDAY, fKJf\
Aupist 25. at 0:15 a_^m.. for the pur-
pose of conducting fte funeral of our Lite
brother. JUDAH A. ITART. late a member of
Missouri lodge No. 1. St. Louis. Mo. By order 1
of the master. FREDERICK BARRY, fee.
CALIFORNIA lrxtjre No. 1, F. & A. M.— A
Sperial meeting .THIS (THURSDAY) -#4^
EVENING at 7:30 o'clock. Comraandery /^/\
hall. 2135 Sutter f=t. Third degree. .*\u25a0-\u25a0*£.
EDWARD PEABODY. Sec.
PRESIDIO lodge No. 554. F. & A. M.. A
King Solomon's hall. 1139 Fillmore st. -jfno*-
—Third degree THIS (THURSDAY) /W\
EVENING at 7:30 o'clock. . . ' x
. B. L. HESSELTINE. Secretary.
DORIC lodge Xo. 216. 'F. & ' A. M.— A
Special meeting THIS (THURSDAY) +-£%,
EVENING at 7:30 o'clock at 2133 Sut- fL2\
ter street; 2D. By order of the Mas- ' *
ter. J. R. GOLDSMITH. Secretary. .
ALTA lodge No. 205. I. O. O. F.— jKBB-Jv
Members plrsse take notice nnd *\_?£SOTfe**
attend funeral yrrvtcf-s of our
. l«te brother, R. C Christiansen. BHBr
to be held in Memorial hall, O<ld Fellows',
bldg.. 7th and Market st?., Friday, Aug. 26.
1:30 p. m.
ABOU BEN ADHEM lodce No. 112. _jj_fS_i2*j fc
I. O. O. F.. Trh and Market sts.. $&^£*2£t
me-tP THURSDAY EVENING.
Amendment to bylaws. *Www««
W. E. BROCK. Rep. Ser.
PACIFIC lodge No. 13S, I. O. O. -rtffi* s ***.,,
F.. Odd Fellows' bids.. 7th and -WTrSSs
Market sts.— lnitiation THIS
(THURSDAY) EVENING. llw>
O. J. THELEN. N. G.
GOLDEN WEST lodge No. 322. I. jS_3_3j_7
O. n. p.. Odd Fellows' building,
7tli and Market sts. Second de-
Ki-e* THIS (THURSDAY) EVEN- "*«M*^
IN(». Visitors welcome.
R. A. UREN, N. G.
G. L. KENNARD. Rec. Sk-<\
McKINLEY lodge No. SOfi. I. O.
O. I.. 7th and Market sts. — In- -iTjStFjJSjt
itiation THIS (THURSDAY)
F.VE.. Aug. 23, 1910. Four can- *%S*ttS**-
dldates. HERMAN LEVY. N. (i.
GEO. GILL. Rer. Sec.
S. F. Scottish thistle club meets *f. ISfr^tzt
THIS (THUJISDAYt EVENING, T^'t^S^W
Aug. 25, in Scottish hall. 121 Lar- SywlWiSy
kin st. "ladles' niftht." *&^£i!£sC
WALTER <;. CAMPBELL. R. <\ -V-r^^
JOHN A. HANNAY. Recorder.
CROATIAN B. S. ZVONIMIU assem- i-S^.
bly No. 1. Croatian Unity of tho Q^j9
Pacinc. meets THIS tTHURS- _SJ___v
PAY. EVENING. Aup. 25, \UV'K /&3££%
Rt s r.V!,^-k sharp. In !. O. B. R. Xjr^-iM
biiildinc. 149 Eddy st.. fourth PT^^IlK
fl"or. H.irni"n.r hall. Officers hd<l /_, \u25a0S_&ea\
members ar^ roqucsioii to attend. J?^S^s»|p
By order of
J. MATICH, Pres. _J^^*»
J. MENDER. Rec. Sec. *v
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE.
Next meeting WEDNESDAY EVENING. Aug. 31.
Ssnta Clara hall. Leavenworth and Golden Gate.
W. C. PORN. Dictator. L. A. FATON. Serv.
HAUS TO kg?
VAN NESS HALL. 222 Van Ness ay.. bet. Orore
acd Hayes sts. — Pwrtlcnlars on premises.
LOST AXD FOUXD
LOST — Sunday, between Bush and Stelner and
postoffice, Sacramento and Fillmore, a pin, 8
amethysts set in <ircle. Liberal reward at
2345 Bush st.
LOST — On Monday forenoon, a gold flVur-de lis
pin. thereto attached a email open faced gun
metal watch with the initial B on the back.
Return to 1277 Eddy st. and receive rewsrd.
BRINDLE hull terrier, white breast, about 35
lbs.: no collar: name Pat; reward $5. J. H.
SUITS. 130 I St.. Sunset:' phone Park 4509.
LOST— St. Bernard dog, license No. .2304. Re-
turn to North Star Brew. Co. and receive re-
ward.
FOUND — Gordon setter with license on collar.
Call nf 3331 22d st. « -
EMPLOYMENT WAXTED — Male
AMERICAN, middle aged, not strong but active,
wants light work in private place; ran milk
SDd rare for horses; wages $15 per month; ref-
erences. Box 47.V Call office. :
AS chauffeur with private family: understands
machines and repairs thoroughly. Address
CHAUFFEUR, 112 Jones St.. city.
ACCOUNTANT keeps small sets of books, day
work only. Address P. O. box 283, Berkeley.
CORNET soloist and band instructor wants to
take charge of good country band and work at
trade (printer). Address box 427. Call office.
CARPENTER — Can do all kinds of repair work;
will work: reasonable. 452 DeTlsadero st.
Phone Park 2907.
CHLNESE cook wants position \u25a0with private
family; competent; willing; references. Please
address box 45C. Call office.
COMPETENT book keeper, office manager, sys- ;
tematlzer and correspondent desires position
with reliable house. Box 430, Call office.
COMPETENT stenographer and book keeper de-
sires position; good references. Box 428, Call.
FIRST class Japanese family cook wants situa-
tion for a good family in the country; KOB,
ir.43 Post st. \u25a0•\u25a0-
FIRST class Chinese cook wants position in pri-
vate family. Addrewi 500 Grant ay.;' phone
China 893. WOO KAN.
GERMAN cook and baker who understands milk-
ing nnd who is not afraid of any other work
wishes situation, city or country. Address,
ftating wages, W. HERRMANN. 3235 20th
et., San "Francisco.
INDUSTRIOUS. 6ober young man. able to do
book keeping or some other work, speaks few
languages, desires some position; best refer-
ences. Box 466, Call office.
JAPANESE first class waiter wants a situation
for good family: best reference. ROY, 1543
Post St.: phone West^4263.
JAPANESE first' class cook wants a position as
cook only in a private family; has good refer-
ence. K. 1., Japanese mission. 1017 Gough st.
WANTED — By a competent book keeper; a small
set of books to attend to evenings. Address
box 1253. Call office.
WANTED — Chore work, house cleaning, window
cleaning by day or hour; American. 'Box 467,
Call office. .
YOUNG man. 28, wishes position; good refer-:
ences; or will talk with view of Investing
?500 with services. Box 42(1. Call office. *
YOUNG man familiar -with general office work
and experienced In the newspaper business de-
sires position, either city or country. Ad-
dregs box !S<ts. Call office. *_^
EMPLOYMENT WAXTED — Femnle
AMERICAN woman of education desires position
as chaperon and teacher to young girlp; niu-
. sic. languages, art study; city or travel; ref-
erences. Address box 464, Call office.*
AMERICAN, woman of education desires position
as a chaperon and -teacher to young girls; ma-
fic, languages, art study: city or country; ref-
erence*. MRS. L.. box 1752. Call office.
FIRST class German and American cook desires
. situation; family references; $40. MISS DIL-
LON. 1138 Turk st. . . -
POSITION as companion to lady or music teacher
in prlTate school or governess to children;
wages 840. Box 4751. Call.. 1851. Fill-tore st.
SWEDISH woman wants work by. day. cleaning
or washing,: $2 a day. 138 Gth "st., Hotel
Pontlac' room 19. \u25a0
male: help wanted
WANTED — Able bodied men for the U. -S.
Marine corps, between the «*es of 19 and 35.
Must be nttlre born or have flr«_ papers.
Monthly pay $15 to $6fl. Additional compensa-
tion possible. Food, clothing, quarters and medi-
cal attendance free. After 30 years' service can
retire with 75 per cent of pay a_4 allowances.
Service on board ship and ashore In all parts of
the world. Apply U. S. Marine corps. Recruit-
ing station. 85 Market. st. San Francisco. Cal.
T ANTED — Experienced domestic salesmen : for
wash goods and sheetings. Apply superintend-
ent's office, 0 to - 11 a. m. Monday, HALE
BROS. Inc., Market and 6tn st_., 8. F.
WANTED— First class store Janitor; night work;
applicant must be in good health and between
30 and 40 years of age; married man preferred;
only applicants with the above qualifications
need apply. Apply superintendent's . office be-
tween 11 and 12 o'clock Monday, HALE
BROS.. Inc.. -Market and) 6th sts., S. F. -
MEN WANTED, age, lB to 85. for firemen, $100
monthly, and brakemen $80, on nearby rail-
roads; experience unnecessary; no strike; pro-
motion to engineers, conductors; railroad em-
. ploying headquarters, orer 500 men sent to
positions monthly; state . age; -send': stamp.
RAILWAY : ASSOCIATION, care Call office.
2 FIRST CLASS advertising solicitors, work In
San Francisco and - California, $25 per week
and commission to right party. Call and bring
references or address 608 Berkeley National
Bank bid?.-. Berkeley; .inclose- age, experience,
address and phone number.
THE SAN FRA^ISCO^
JffALE HELP \u25a0WAyTEp~Contlnned^
MURRAY & READY, \u25a0-
. LEADING EMPLOYMENT AGENTS, .
782-754-756 HOWARD ST., ;
'•" Between 3d and 4th" sts.. San Francisco. .\u25a0
PHONES Sutter 1205 and 1200: Home J1546."
' \u25a0, BRANCH OFFICES: .-
7th and Broadway, opposite S. P. \u25a0 depot,
. \u25a0 Oakland. = • , ,
Phones: Oakland 7361, Home A 5745.
2d and • H sts.-; Sacramento. \u25a0' • \u25a0 '
2d and Main sts.,, and 126 Marchesault st, .
Los- Angeles.- \u25a0 J \u25a0,\u25a0 -
52S Jackson' st., San Francisco.
* \u25a0' FREE--— FARE FREE -"
OREGON
"^ NATRON, via Eugene '
Laborers, teamsters, drillers, rockmen, tunnel-
men, concrotemen. $67.50 to $75.
ALL FREE FARE— SHIP DAILY >
FREE- FARE : '\
NATRON, via EUGENE .'.-.
50 Italian' laborers. • concrete work, $75. •":
ALL FREE FARE :•
WE SHIP DAILY' TO NATRON , T
FREE FARE— FREE FARE.
STATIONMEN
BE YOUR OWN BOSS— MAKE BIG WAGES.
25 men for station work. Natron. Oregon.
25 men. - station I work. . Mendoclnp county. -> - \u25a0
25 men for station work on cutoff. Placer
county. Big prices on all this work. Call
srud tee. us -and talk it over.
ALL^FRKE FARE. " •
NO OFFICE FEE— FREE FARE.
Applegate, Auburn, - Bowman, Colfax — Other
points on Rocklin and Colfax cutoff.
«n)0 leamsters. drillers, laborers, tunnelmen.
FREE FARE— SHIP DAILY.
KLAMATH FALLS— OREGON.
„ KLAMATH AND CALOR.
.ifio teamsters, laborers, rockmen. • tunnelmen.
drillers, trackmen, spikers. strappers, steel and
ballast sanps: wages $60. t0. 590.
ALL FREE FARE— SHIP DAILY. .
FREE FARE •
BEAUTIFUL MENDOCINO COUNTY
BY RAIL— X. W. P. R. R. WORK
WILLITS. SHERWOOD
Tunnelmen. drillers, muckers, -laborers.
' ALL FREE / FARE— SHIP DAILY
TODAY— TODAY. -
FREE FARE.
EUREKA AND HUMBOLDT COUNTY.'
15 laborers. . no experience required for the
mills, yards and wood^ of Humboldt county;
ALL FREE FARE— SHIP TODAY.
WE WILL PAY YOUR FARE TO
' ' TUOLUMNE.
0 buckers, lumber company, . $50 and found;
fare paid. . . .
LABORERS— OIL COMPANY.
10 laborersr<nil company's works; board in
hotel; $2._.-| ,\ny. . - . ; ; ;
23 quarry laborers near city. $60.
CARPENTERS. -
2.» carpenters, framings finishing and concrete
forms. $.'{, $,-{.50 and $4 day. '
2 carpenters, concrete forms, free fare, SlO3.
A FEW GOOD SPECIALS.
Ifead electrician, mining company. $4.30 flay.
Blacksmith, no shoeing. $1 fare. $3.50 day. "
Harness cleaner and buggy washer, country
stable. , $40 and found. -
Tinner, $1 fare. $3 day.
Head blacksmith, oamp. free fare. $75 and fd.
Tool sharpener, mine, boss here, $00.
•' ' lather*, oity and country. $2.25 to $2.50 M.
1 aintrr and paper hanger, country, $3 Uay.
2 table hands, tannery, city, $2.30 day.
10 lalM)rerK. oil company, board in hotel, $2.25
tiny. . -\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0;- • -- .
lo laborers, power f-ompany. $73.
2."i lumber handlers, $40 and found."
in handy men, flume work. $73.
l'> teamsters, water company. $1.50 day, fd.
1 10 teamsters, near city. $2.25 day.
10 laborers, shovel salt, $2.30 day.
10 laborers, city, $_..-»<) day.
CARPENTERS.
FREE FARE.
10 carpenters, southern part of state, $3.25 to
?>..>o day, free fare. . \u0084
0 carppnters, 4 months' Job, $3 to $4 day.
FREE FARE. \u25a0
PLASTERERS— PLASTERERS.
BRICK LAYERS— BRICK LAYKRR.
10 brick layers to go to southern California to
work on large buildings, free fare, $5 day.
5 plasterers, same Job, $5 day.
FARE IS FREE.
IP YOU WANT AN EASY JOB.
PICK FRUITS, GRAPES AND HOPS.
WORK IN DRY YARDS AND PACKING
HOUSES.
: ;>0 men to pick anrt work all kinds of fruit
and srapes. $30 to $45 and found. .
-0 men for dry yards, large Job, $1.50 day
and found.
FARMS, HARVESTS, ETC.
<?2 farm hands and teamsters, $35 to $45 and
found.
30 men to work In harvest and around thrash-
ers, handle baled hay, work on hay presses,
etc., $1.30 to ?2.50 day and found.
3 budders. nursery, $2.50 to $3 day: 15 milk-
ers aud- dairymen. $35 and $45 and found;
choretuen. gardeners and stablemen, $30 to
$-!0 and found.
. i t FREB FARE.
BRIDGE GANG.
10 laborers to work on bridge gang, south,
company work, $<>0.
FREE FARE— SHIP TODAY.
' GOLD \u25a0 QUARTZ MINE.
5 machine miners,, piston drills, $105.
10 muckers, same mine.' $!>O.
10 laborers, outside work. $90.
FOR HOTELS. ETC.
Conic and helper, restaurant, .country. $G5 and
$33 and found, fare paid: porter, institution.
$33 and found; cook, boarding house, country.
$05 and found: cook, restaurant, $1 fare, $i 2
week and fonnd:. .'». eanip conks, $65 and $50
and found: 3 camp waiters, $23 and found, free
fare: baker, country shop. $40 and found;
cook's helper. $40 and found; 7 cooks, country
hotels. $30 and $00 and found; 5 cooks, hay
presses nnd ranches, $40 and $45 and found;
waiter, hotel, north. $40 nn«l found; 3 porters
hotels and saloons, $30 and $35 and found; pot
washer, spring, $.13 and found; 6 waiters
country hotels. $30 to ?40 and found: dUh
washers and kitchen hands, $30 to $40 and
found. / \u25a0"
SEE OUR BULLETIN BOARDS.
GET OUR DAILY LIST.
See who does the business. • •
MURRAY & READY,
7S--784-~8(l Howard street.
WANTED— Good live men to sell watches. Jew-
elry, diamonds on $1 a week plan; must be
good hustlers; gilt edge reference; liberal com-
mission or guaranteed salary to the right
party. BRILLIANT'S. 704 Market at. rm. 612.
MEN and women, learn the barber trade; posi-
tions guaranteed; we can not supply demand for
our graduates; expert Instructors; we teach in
8 weeks and pay wages while learning. Call
end let us explain the Moler system. 234 3d st.
IF "you had 5 or 10 acres of our rich, level land
in AJamrda county you wouldn't need to look
for a Job. No matter how little money you
have we can give you a start. See PRO-
GRESSIVE REALTY CO.. ISO Sutter nt.
WANTED — Feeder, some experience on box*eut-
tine press. Joh press or cylinder. SCHMIDT
LITHOGRAPH CO., 2d and Bryant sts. Ap-
ply Bryant st. entrance.-
WANTED— Youns man. 18 to 20 years of age.
who ba« had experience in wrapping dry jroods.
Apply supt's office, from 0 to 11 a. m., HALE
BROS., Inc., Market and 6th sts.. S. F. : ~
WANTED — A man of experience; ability and ac-
quaintance to sell stock that will double In
value during: the nest 12 month* ; rare oppor-
tunity for right man.. Box 428, Call office.
DOUGLAS HOUSE. 758 Harrison st. nr. 3d— Now
open; 200 hard finished rms. ; reading rm. ; hot
water; rras. 25c day: $1.25. $1.50 week..
GOOD, clean wagon hoys .wanted; must have
school certificates. Apply > Supt. office, the
Emporium. ,•., • . . \u25a0
CHOREMAN. $10 per. month and board: furnish
your bed: good home. Box' 2S, Diamond
Springs. Cal. ' " . . ' ,
ASSISTANT book keeper, quick and accurate,'
write well; steady; references. Box 458
Call of fire. . '
WANTED— Yonng man for plain light work-
will pay good wages: $150 cash required
money secured. Call 966 Market st, room 7.
WANTED — 600 men to occupy rooms, 20c to 30c
per night (free bath), at the NEW YORK. 753
Howard st. between 3d .and -4th. - : .
MEN of Ideas with some Inventive ability
GREELEY A McINTIRE. Attorneys
Washington. D. C. \u25a0 • .. ,
FIRST {Jo*; men's tailor wantedK one who ip.
«n eqpiwaed overseer on \u25a0' ladles' tailored
coats; f&mg salary. W. BARON. 118 Geary.
ERRAND boy. WM. BROWN : ENGRAVING
CO.. 140 2d st. '\u0084 \u25a0\u0084 : !.> fc:
WANTED— Rugby football coach for school near
city. Apply room 116, Chronicle building.
WANTED — A surveying draftsman for a few
days; good letterer. -. Address box 476, Call.
WANTED— First , class , undertaker. Address H.
A. HOWE. Kennewlck. Wash. -\u25a0 - -
PHOTO coupon agents wanted; good proposition.
SCHAFFER. 72 San Pablo ay... Oakland. - \u25a0
CASH . boys wanted; must -bring j school- cer-
tlflcates. Apply Snpt. - office, .the Emporium.
NEW WESTERN,* 1124 Howard— .ingle -rooms,
. 15c and 20c per night; hot and 'cold, water.
MEN wanted at 103 3d st- to 'have their shoes
repaired ; sewed soles 75c. done In 10 minutes.
THE FILLMORE BRANCH OF THB O-X-Tli
AT 1681 FILLMORE ST.". . .
WAXTED TO S LEARN TRADE
WANTED— Men »t Los Angeles, no expense, to
learn trades of electricity, automobiles, plumb-
lng, brick laying, by actual work on contract .
lobs; only few months required; \u25a0 200 students
last year: mtnlogne free. - K 1023 Mkt st. 8. F.
BARBERS AND \u25a0 SUPPLIES
SNAP— 2 -chair shop,' 3 living rooms, -laundry,
, bath, t all newly furnished; entire ! outfit $100
cash, $100 terms ; jj flne ' location ; \u25a0 must sell i at
\u25a0\u25a0 once- because of other business. 2231 Cle-
,\ ment- St.. «. .• :-*'. \u25a0. - ; -.
$»50— 4 chair barber | shop : in | San Jose, strictly
up to date;, fine location;, good average busi-
ness; cheap rent and lease: selling on account
of sickness. Address F. ; H. R., : Call agency
"Ban Jose.; :.{;,>.% ' \u25a0 }:-;'_-' :-....:\u25a0,;\u25a0.: :_ •,-\u25a0;..','.-
.WA NTED-^Men : and women to learn ' barberiar
•o many : have ; left . for good Jobs,> must have
more beginners; absolutely free to next 10." Call
S; F. BARBER COLLEGE. 790 Howard «£*£
" ' \u25a0 \u25a0 ' *\u25a0.".\u25a0--•_ - ' . . \u25a0; . \u25a0 \u25a0 . - ' \u25a0 -
BARBERS and ' SUPPLlES— Continued j
- TUNGSTEN :\u25a0 STEELI TUNGSTEN STEELI
Iron, as you all know, was the first, in metal-
lurgy; .then, by later discovery the many differ-
ent steels came into use. TUNGSTEN, STEEL,
,the very latest presents ' to you the best ever. :
In fact TUNGSTEN. STEKL RAZORS are. as far
ahead of other so>called good razors as a Tungsten
electric lamp is versus a "candle. . We have many
genuine \ testimonials from ' the ' most prominent
barbers, praising the high QUALITY of this
rarer. -. We ' have the • EXCLUSIVE AGENCY.
Price. $2.26. .r , ..
= .DECKELMAN BROS.. INC.;
-162-164 Turk st. San FrancisoflC CaL
BARKER SANITARY CHAIRS.
% Sold on Installments of $5 PER MONTH.
CHAIRS. 'FIXTURES, -VIBRATORS or HAIR
DRIERS' sold on small monthly payments and we
will .allow you top price, on your old fixtures In
exchange. \u25a0 Remember, we are not in the trust.
' ' ™ JAMES BARKER. INC..
Phone Franklin 3899. . . &4.Turk st.
FOR.salei— Two -chalr'Shop;- snap: ;rood business
and fine location: near Chutes; rent $10. per
month; worth • $235; I will sell for $135; sick-
ness cause -for selling. Box 4753. Call office.
FIRST CLASS barber wanted; $17 guaranteed;
wanted by, Friday morning:- answer by letter.
W. I. SPAULDING. Lodl. Cal., - \u25a0..\u25a0
CHEAPEST new , mirrors in city; new . barber
' chairs and shops bought and sold.' Phones
\u25a0 Park 1242, M 2941;: 394 Hayes st.
GOOD barber, wan ted to 'take, charge of shop for
\u0084few -weeks; good pay. Apply STOLTZ. 731
Market. st. . \u25a0 \u25a0 - . \u25a0\u25a0. \u25a0 - -. - _ \u25a0
FIRST CLASS colored porter, at present 1 em-
ployed, wants. position. at once in city or conn-
'_ try. Address M.. 2153 Howard st.
YOUNG barber would like a steady position.
Address 920 Fillmore st. -
GOOD barber, wanted, to stnrt today; come early
:and bring tools. . 612 ,Clay st.
GOOD ' barber, single man, can make wasres and
. learn or finish telegraphy, at 286 nth st.
GOOD barber wanted Thursday. Saturday and I
: .Sunday; come enrly. .1018 Kearny st.
GOOD barber wanted for Saturday. MOT
\u25a0 .. Grove st. . '\u25a0' • _
FOR sale^-2 chair barber shop. Inquire 215
' 10th st... Santa .Rosa. Cal.
FOR sale— 2 chair shop, or half interest. Im-
perial Shaving Parlors. ."94 -Castro st.>.
GOOD barber wanted; steady Job. 322 Railroad
nv.. South \u25a0jgan. Francisco.
FIRST CLASS Al barber wishes job in country
town; state wages. Box 489, Call office.
2 chair barber . shop for sale in best town on
, coast. Apply at 314 MacdonaM ay., Richmond.
BARBER shop and - furniture; cash or easj
terms. 6411 Vallejo st. - .
"CUTICLBINE" for sore faces after shaving. At
BAUER'S. Barber Supplies, sf» O'Farrell st.
BARBERS' Protective Union— Employment secre-
tary. W. BARON. 775 Mkt.: phone Kn.v. S3S4.
AAAAA — Young women wanted as operators by
the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company;
must be bright, neat in appearauce, between
the ages of 18 and 23 years, of fair education
and unquestionable character.
LIGHT AND WELL VENTILATED OPER-
PLEASANT REST AND LUNCHROOMS.
LIBERAL SALARY PAID WHILE LEARN-
. INO. . --\u25a0 -
PERMANENT POSITIONS.
OPPORTUNITIES' TO ADVANCE.
For full .particulars call, preferably « be-
tween 8:80 a. m. and 12 noon, at the Operat-
ing School. Telephone Office, 2015 Steiner st
corner Pine. '
WANTED — Saleswoman for household depart-
ment. Apply superintendent's office from 0 to
11 a. m.. HALE BROS., Inc., Market and Gth
sts., San Francisco. •
AA — Women and girls apply immediately for
cutting and canning fruit; Highest wages,
steady work, healthful and moral surroundings.
CALIFORNIA CANNERIES CO., 18th and
Minnesota sts.
• • • \ . _____
WANTED — For - frailly of 2 adults and 2 grown
children, \u25a0 Protestant woman, • single 'or widow,
to do general housework, cooking and to wait
on table; will hare small house to care for,
with' gas range anrt vacuum cleaner, with kind
treatment and good wages; city. Apply, stat-
ing age. giving name of last employer, box
435. Call office. :
WOMEN and " girls wanted to work on fruit;
highest wages paid: carfare allowance; pleas-
ant occupation;- sanitary workrooms: special
inducements to competent canners and cutters.
SUNLIT. FRUIT CO., 4th and Dwight wav,
Berkeley. • - ." r -
OAKLAND.
GIRLS TOMAKE OVERALLS. PAID SALARY
WHILE LEARNING.
LEVI STRAUSS & CO.. 3D AND CLAY STS.
- . APPLY TO MR. DAVIS.
WANTED— Cash girl, 14 to 10 years of age. with
. -working certificate. Apply superintendent's of-
fice from 9 to 11 a. \u25a0 in., HALE BROS., Inc.,
Market anrt (Ith sts.. San Francisco.
COOK.for ranch. $40; cook, country home, will
take woman with child. $30: 25 f solicitors,
quick money, no fee. WOMEN'S EMPLOY-
MENT BUREAU. .02 Pacific hMg.
SALESLADIES to work in candy store; experi-
ence not necessary; those living with parents
preferred. Call Thursday. 10-11 a. m.. GEO.
HAAS it SONS. 770 Market st.
LADIES, learn * hair dressing at CALIF. COL-
LEGE OF HAIR DRESSING and Beauty Cul-
ture; diplomas and formulas given; individual
instruction. P67& Market st. bet gth. and 6th.
WANTED — Young. women fiood In arithmetic for
\u25a0inventory flpnrinK. Apply 10 a. m. to general
mßnnper. Nathan : Dohrnianu Company, Geary
and Stockton sts.
LEARN hair dressing, manicuring, hair working,
massage: easy terms: evening classes. The
New Mildred Hair parlors.' l3o Geary .st.
YOUNG girl for general houseworfc; small fiat: 2
in family; $20. Call morning or evening, 460
Broderiek. corner Hayes.
WANTED— An experienced millinery maker: Ap-
ply HALE BROS:, Inc., 11th and Washington
sts.. Oakland. ..;• . ; ' \u25a0•-
YOUNG woman, housework and rooting: froort
\u25a0 wages; good home. 3859 Washington st., be-
tnren Mnple nnd Cherry sts.s ;
GIRL for box department:, no experience reces-
sary. Schmidt Lithograph Company, _d and
Bryant sts.; Bryant -St. entrance.
SPECIAL rates-^Learn hair dressing, manicuring, •
hair work ; only system in 3 wks. ; positions
waiting. MILDRED hair store.. 1475 Haigbt st.
WANTED — Experienced, French nurse to care for
2 children. 1K34 Gough st. nr. California.
FIRST, CLASS presser at G. F. THOMAS. 839
14th st. /
EXPERIENCED proof reader. SCHMIDT LITH-
-QGRAPH C0.... 2d anil Bryant sts. \u25a0 .
CASH girls wantert; _ must' lirlnjr school cer-
tificates. Apply Supt. office, the Emporium.
YOUNG girl to assist In light house . keeping."
Palm ay. near California St.. Jordan park.
-.'.: \u25a0•\u25a0f. AGENTS WAXTED
BOY and' girl agents— Sfeir 24 packages of pest
"cards for. us -at 10c each- and receive beautiful
camera ready for use free. Write today. A.
JULIANO, 457 E. Main St., Bridgeport, Conn.,
Dept. 6. •\u25a0 * .--\u25a0.-.-'\u25a0:-
SALESMESTand SOLICITORS WANTED
SALESMEN wanted — Thousands of good posi-
tions open, paying $1,000 to $5,000 yearly and
expenses; no experience needed to get one of
them; we will teach'you to be an expert sales-
man by , mall. and assist you to secure a good
positio^i, where you can earn while you learn;
write or : call today for full particulars anrt
testimonials . from . hundreds of . men we have
placed -in good- positions- paying from $100 to
$500 a month and expenses; address nearest
office..' National' Salesmen's Training. Assn.%
• 10198 •• Metropolis Bank building, San Fran-
cisco. Branches:- New York, Chicago/Kansas
City, Minneapolis, Atlanta.
SALESMAN wanted — Big offer to big. men! write
us for particulars: you will be interested. Ad-
dress OREGON NURSERY COMPANY, Orenco
V :Ore.y,.. , .'..- •- \u25a0 .;\u25a0\u25a0-. . \u25a0 ; ."..:..:. ;,- . ..,., - : - -.. ; ,
SALESMAN for Country work; salary and com-
_j_mUslun_: beach property.- 1480 Market ft. \u25a0--
\u25a0r 1 rt EMPLOYMENT OFIFCES
PHONE PAC. DOUGLAS^^S^T^MB^C^eie^
581 GRANT AY.— ASIA EMPT. OFFICE FUR-
. NISHES BEBT AND COMPETENT JAPANESE
AND CHINESE HELP OF ALL KINDS. ; '
— — ULA— «/ANTON * Bureau fof |t Informatlon^Chl-'
, nese . servants ; contracts \u25a0 fop" resorts." .• Canton
Bank bldg., 649 Kearay st. ; .phone Sntter 118.
AAA— i. PHONE : WEST. 1731. \u25a0 -;
Largest ' Japanese and ' Chinese employment of-
flce in city.. T. TAMURA CO.: 1612 Lagnna st
AA— OSCAR HATSUMI. Japanese-Chinese Emp.
Co. ; best help with care and guar. 1513 Geary
st;. phones West 6688.' Home S4OBB. -
A. S.- HORI, reliable Japanese-Chinese help
promptly furnished; open- day and night." 1748
Batter st ;PHONES— WEST 2803. S-2803.
J. ; CANN; Chinese employment bureau. Phone
\u25a0.;.'-\u25a0\u25a0 Douglas 3166; Home , C-5095. 770 Clay st. ' ?
H. \u25a0•• W." HONG, - Chinese employment office, 805
". Webster at..; Oakland; phones Pekin 25, A 3725. r
STAR • emp." 1 : of flee*: " Japanese-Chinese help ' -W.
I_KODATA.'I6OB Geary: tel. West 167. 54908.-'
\u25a0.^LiiREN'T -'THAT '/-VACANT ROOM :"
A -small want ad in The" Call will do ' It quicker
g than I! dozen ( signs \u25a0 plastered on your . windows
and which spoil the looks of, your home be-
, sides. Phone Kearny 86 for an a«J man to call
' " and : 8e ? y° u ':-\u25a0: -\u25a0 \u25a0 <.S : ! '-^*r*«€*' - '• \u0084
\u25a0 _h_h___^ \u25a0\u25a0 ..... \u25a0 . y- \u25a0• \u25a0 \u25a0
—On Finding a Lost Article
or Restoring One .'\u25a0
"And it was a keep-sake," "I prized g^M^^.
it so", "Mother gave it to me"— such
common expressions after something is *^^^jr_^j'n^P^ffif
Lost. But somebody almost always -. aß__H_P^^K
Finds it! And almost always gladly jßjK&inKfa ,
Restores it if they know who has Lost it. SWtsS^^jJ^*
Tell who you are in a little Want Ad in • ' . .
this paper when you lose anything, de- .
scribing your article. And if you find .. —^^^^IslfiSa
anything, advertise it in our "Lost and _^^_nT *^s^_iiW^jl^
Found!' column. The owner will gladly __^^^^^^^^^^^^3^*
pay t_,e cost. -You reach, thousands this .' <-?2__^*^sls^^ \u25a0;"^_r^^* i *»
Read and Answer x h
Today's Want Ads II
ROOMS TO LET-Fur. and Unf iir.
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 heaf electric light
and elevator service; spotlessly clean; centrally
located; thoroughly homelike; telephone Market
' 1348; prices very moderate, ranging from 25c
per night up; special rates by the week or
month. See matron, room 33.
AA— NICELY furnished, modern room, suitable
for 1 or 2 gentlemen;. Noe valley district;
quiet neighborhood; private family; near ear
line. For particulars address by letter 4030
23d st. ; give references. ' ;
A— SINGLE ROOMS— Nicely furnished, steam
heated, bath, hot water always, elevator. 1474
Sacramento 6t. above Hyde.
AT,' 1107 Ellis . st people can obtain comfort-
able, airy rooms, in modern flat; gas and elec-
tricity; with or without board: references.
BUCHANAN st, 133, opposite normal school—
Sunny, furnished room, suitable for single
woman.. \u25a0 : \u25a0
CHURCH st. 570 — Finely furn. sunny front
room, for 1 or 2; bath, phone, piano; 2 beds If
desired. • \u25a0 . ; .
G St., 124. nr, 2d ay.. G. G. park. Richmond
dist — 6 rooms, upper, complete for - hskpg. ;
$35; all sunny; modern.
DEVISADERO st.. 433, near Oak— Sunny, bay
window, front room, running water, SIS; also
larjie room. 2 beds, ?12; cozy \u25a0 house keeping
'apt, 'sll: bath, phonp.
DEWEY HOUSE, 4th and Howard— All modern
conveniences; 200 rooms, 35c to $1 day, $2 to
$5 a week; free baths; Howard or 4th st. cars.
EDDY St.. Sl4, nr. Van Ness — Large sunny room
for 2; all conveniences: walking distance; rear.
EDDY st., Bt>3 — Newly furn. sunny rooms, single
. or double: hot and cold water; reasonable.
ELLIS st, 615— Newly furnished rooms. $2.30
and up; modern.
FELL st.. 1069 — Large sunny room, all con-
veniences; phone; gentlemen; $9. - •
FULTON st., 814—1 furnished room, with bath;
$1.25 per week.
HOLLIS st, 52. nr. O'Karrell and Webster—
.. Sunny front room; piano acd phone; $10 mo.
LANDERS st., SS, near Market and 14th— Neatly
furnished sunny front room for 1 or 2 gentle-
men; central location; bath and phone. .»' \u25a0
MARKET sU. 1661. junction Haipht St.— Sunny
furnished rooms; electric lights: hot water day
and night: baths: $2. per week; new, honse:
new furniture. Haight, Valencia and Market
st. cars pass the door.
MCALLISTER st., S6tJ — Nicely furn. sunny front
rooms; btiitable for two. y \u25a0 \u25a0
MCALLISTER st., 1665 — Sunny single room; run-
. ning water: $6 per month.
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.
O'FARRELL St.. 1714— Newly furnished light
hskpg. ; use of piano if desired: reasonable.
OAK st, 1711— -2 large furn., sunny, connecting
rooms with . running water, gas, bath; house
keeping. . .
PINE st.. 1909, near Octavla — Sunny. front room:
4 windows, fireplace, piano, bath; carpets and
furniture new; also small rooms, $S up.
POST st.. 1206. corner Van Ness — Nice, snnny.
furnished room; first class French board;, all
modern conveniences, -y
SANCHEZ St.. 463% — Large sunny, nicely fur-
nished room; $10 per month.
STANYAN St., 502 — Runny rooms; buffet kitchen;
$10 and up; also single rooms, $2 up; opposite
park. . \u25a0 . -:
VAN iNESS ay.. 705. cor. Turk— 2 nice, large,
sunny, outside rooms; rent reas.; phone, bath.
VAN NESS ay.. 2327 — Elegantly furnished sunny
rooms: hot and rolrt water: reasonable.
ROOMS FOR HOUSE KEEPING
AAA— TURK st. 1159. bet. Laguna and Bu-
chanan — Cozy little house keeping rooms, $2
up; modern' flat: 'phone, bath, laundry.
CASTUO St., 2U7, cor. 16th — _ nicely furnished
basement rooms in sunny corner house: regular
kitchen, bath, etc.; $12 per mo., including gas.
CHURCH St.. 572 — One nice sunny bouse keep-
' ing room with kitchen; reasonable.
FILLMORE st. 529 — 3 sunny rooms; large al-
cove front room, with 2 beds; house keeping If
desired. ,
GOUGH St.. 1313 — Newly furnished 2 front
rooms, for house keeping; $14 a month; bath;
phones. . '
GOLDEN GATE ay.; 1250— Front and back pur-
lorn, gas range, sun all day; also slntrle room.
HAIGHT st., lOCVj— Furnished and house keep-
i Ins rooms.
LANDERS st. 109-111 A, bet. 15th and IBtb— 4
. rooms; gas; bath; $13. 6 small sunny rooms,
pas. yard,' $10. •\u25a0 ; •
PINE st.. 2770 — 1 or 2 large sunny front rooms;
running water: private home; .reasonable.
SCOTT st. 2040— Sunny single house keeping
room, with closets,- bath and phone. West 2014.
TURK st.. 120S — 2 sunny "connecting rooms; $16;
every, convenience for house, keeping: sink;
pas range; bath; laundry; hot and cold run-
nintj water. '- . . . _ .. -,
TWO ladles occupying sunny 6 room flat would
share same with one or two ladles:' Christian
Scientists preferred. Phone -West C3BO morn-
\u25a0 ings. . \u25a0 __ . . : • , . \u25a0 ..
TURK Bt, 120S— Single - basement riwras. com.
plete house keeping; sink, bath, laundry gas
.*> range: .91.50.t0 $2.30 week. . -»\
j VAN NESS ay., 311. cor. Grove — Furnished sunny
suites, $_0; single rooms, $2.50 to $3 per week;
"gas, running water and phone.
MISSION BRANCH OF THE CALL, BLAKE'S
BAZAAR. 110S VALENCIA ST. '
ROOMS AND BOARD OFFERED
AAA— TUB WEMPE. 410 Oak at— Single ami
double rooms with.board. $30 per .month up.
BRODERICK St.. 70S— Sunny room; , running
water, prate; nice locality: .-excellent board:
phone; reasonable. 70S Brorterlck st j , ;
CALIFORNIA," 2523— Pleasant sunny rooms; ex-
cellent board; phone, bath; $30; rates for 2.
CALIF.: St., 1341— St. Margaret's club for girls,
teachers, students, bus. women, tourists; sunny
rms. ; fine bd. ;, rates reas. ;-Fk. 3292: H. C 2560.
EDDY St.. 810— Newly and pleasantly . turn,
rooms with.board for 2 or more; reasonable. '
FOR list, of Inspected rooms see DOMO $DIItEG£
TORY. Saves time.. ,11 to 2.822 Crocker bid.
JACKSON st, 1538— Beautiful, sunny rooms with
-'. board. '.~ \u0084:.,-. ,-'.. . \u25a0 ;. -\u25a0 -. ! ; ; . \u25a0\u25a0•- \u25a0 .
LARKIN st, 15:i9. bet. . Sacramento anil Clay —
-Sunny ..-furnished', rooms;, hot water and phone;
with or without -board. • --. \u25a0 .-
LARGE sunny -front room,: suitable, for couple:
.excellent board: rcf. 1100 O'Farrell cor! Frkln.
OCTAVIA _ St.: 1926, > cor. ' Sacramento— Splendid
location, . facing Lafayette sq. ; : larger cheerful
-v sunny rms.; excellent board; references;. phone.
PACIFIC ay., ' 1716— Large." sunny, ; front^room;
: choice, table: reasonable;, references. : '^ '?"•\u25a0
PIERCE St.. 201— Good board and rooms; reason-
, able; American aud vegetarian cooking. -
SHRADER ' St.. \u25a0 52(5— Newly. furnished' rooms: $.S
per, month "for, 1.: $10 for; 2: board', If /desired.
SUTTER, . 1618— Nice sunny quiet -borne in a
private family; 2 meals.. $6. , .
ST. FRANCIS Girls' Directory, Central ar.-and
; - Waller st, '. San Francisco—A^ beautiful : home,
where old ladies, A young < girls - and little chll-
dren --> can 'hoard : very a reasonable. i*> :- \u25a0>-• \u25a0 .-'
OAKLAND HOUSE3KEEPIXG" ROOMS
FOR rent— 4 or_s-rooms*and* bath, furnished 'for
g| house keeping ; .4 ; rooms, t $22.60; 5 rooms. $27.
• These rooms are conveniently located to t both
Southern Pacific and- Key; Rente ferries and
. streetcar- lines. -1202 Bth st.,".corner}Magnolla.
MUKTUUATE. ISO 9 Euclid ay.: tel. Berk. 1S13;
north entrance of university campus — Apart-
ments with private baths; single rooms; steam
heat . and callbell in every room ; sleeping
porches; first class tab> board; «peclal *u_t-
mer rate*. M. M. HENRY.
HOTELS
THE UNITED EXCHANGE will fill your wants
in locating for you apartments, flats, rooms
and rooms and board; all information abso-
lutely free. Inspect oar lists and if suited
WE WILL HAUL YOUR BAGGAGE FREE.
You will have no expense whatever. Call and
see us at 237 Powell Bt.
HOTEL ARGONAUT. 4th and Market sts.— *'«_.-
ily and commercial hotel; room with detached
bath. $1 per day; rooms with' private bath.
$1.50 p«r^day; res.taurant attached; moderate
prices: free bnw me»t<« nil tr»,ln» -nd st'm'hln*-.
AAA — Aparts. of 1 to 4 rooms, private bath, cleg.
furn.; gunny: electric light hot water, heat. :
elevator. Janitor serrlce, linen; beautiful read- j
ing lobby; 1 rm., $15 up; A 2 rm5... 527.50 up; 3
rms., $40 up; 4 rms.. $50 up; H-lght st cars. ;
••Rosemont," 214 Haljjht:- phone Park 589.
LUNDY APTS,, Stanyan st. at Frederick— The
most complete in the city; hot and cold water,
electric lights, baths, elevator service. Janitor
service; every room In honse light: rent reaa.
AA— VAN NESS APARTMENTS. 2128 Van Ness i
. nr. Broadway — Elegantly furnished apts. of 3
and 4 rooms; steam heat elec. light, elevator;
marine view ; reasonable. Phone Franklin 2590.
A— YERBA BUENA APTS.. 1114 SUTTER ST..
NR. LARKIN— ELEGANT SUITES OF 2-3
RMS.. BATH; COMPLETELY FURN.: REF3.
TWO and 3 apts.; 2 elegant double beds; hotel
service; lights, linen, soap, etc., free; as low
as $45. Ellis Hotel Apts.. 450 Ellis at Jones. ;
.CASTLEREAGH APTS.. 1373 Clay bet Jones and
Leav_enworth — 3-4 room apts.; steam heat, hot
water, elevator, white marble front entrance.
CHISMORE Apts., SE". cor. Bush and Jonea— l-2-
3-4 rooms; all modern conveniences; now ready.
ST. DOMINIC APARTMENTS. Bush st at Jones
— Up to date In every respect; 1-2-8-4 rooms.
EL FOREST apts.. 825 Bush near Taylor— 3 and
4 rooms; furnished or unfurnished.
BEST modern 4 room apts.. furn. and unfurn.,
for the money at the Maryland. 363 Page st
THE COZY— Only 2 lett: each 4 rooms, bath;
light, sunny, reasonable. 3674 16th st.
THE LORINO. 2400 Van Ness, cor. Green—
Sunny furn. and unfurn. apts.. 3 and 4 rooms.
EUREKA APTS.. Mkt. and 17th sts.— Beautiful
3 & 4 rm. apts. ; phone. Janitor service; sonny.
ST. ELMO, 1452 Devisadero at— Furn. front or
single suites; bath, phone; all cony., $12 to $40.
ADELINE APTS.. 640 Eddy— l. 2 and 3 roam
apts; hotel' service: private exch.: most reas.
A— Oakliurst Apts.. Washington & Taylor— Nice-
_!_lT _furn. imw. & h. : n»w. wrmny: mod.: r->««.
OAKLAND FLATS TO LET '
NEW type flats, unsurpassed, modern improve-
ments; sun all day; choice location: beautiful
garden: between Narrow Gauge and Key Route
stations; references. Apply 1431 Webster st,
Oakiaml. . . -
vv^ w j;FI i ATS TO LET — Furnished
SACRIFICE— Party going away. 6 rooms furn.
or unfurn.; downtown: up to date. Bella
Vista, wpts.. 2<>2. Pine and Taylor sts.
4 ROOMS and bath furnished flat. Including
water nnd pax. fcr $20 per month. 4039
1 st. bet. 41st and 42d ays.
DIAMOND st, £10— Sunny bay window flat of
3 furnished rooms: rent $16; water free.
COZY .V room apartment' «iid bath; completely I
furnished: rent $27..V>. PSS Page st. ' 1
\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 — !
OAKLAXD FLATS TO LBT— Fgrnl-hert
FURNISHED flat to let; modern. 013 2Sth st
near Market. Oakland. :
FLATS FOR SALE— Fnr-t-)hed_
GOOD paying, modern boarding flat: party leav-
ing »-ity; 110 reasonable offer refused. 1740
Bnsh st.
OAKLAND HOUSES TO LET
$35 — Brand new t> room modern house, bath, gas
and electricity: select neighborhood: block
from Claremcnf Hudson st. station- and 2
blocks to oars.
?2<» — t room bungalow on Claremont ay.. 1
block from Claremont' Hudson st. station and
2 blocks from cars; rhoice neighborhood
-; G. C WRIGHT.
Phone Piedmont 4fir»o. 220 Shafter ay.. Oakland.
HOUSES TO LET— Unfurnished
PACIFIC heights— Elegaat residence of 13 rooms
and 2 baths. .91 2 Pacific aye. (north side),
near Broderiek- Newly renovated; modern in
every detail; unsurpassed marine view
BALDWIN & HOWELL. 318-324 Kea'rny st
TO les.se— A 14 room 2 story cottage In Mission;
yard and »hetl; reasonable. Apply MRS. H..
Ro«.« station.
ELEGANT house of 0 rooms', bath. 2219 Call-
! fornia «.t. bet. Buchanan and Webster.
BAKER st.. 421. near Hayes— Sunny 11 room
house: hanement: has been newly renovated.
. FLATS TO LET
GET MOORK'S FREK RENTING LIST
CONTAINING INFORMATION, ABOUT
3 room Cats and apartments at $18.
4 room Bats and apartments at $22.50.'
b room Hats and apartments at $27.30. •
ti, 7 and » rooms. $30 and up. .. _\u25a0
SPECIAL.
A 3 rcoai C*t. all furnished for $75; rent $20
I HARRY J. MOORE FUKMTURE COMPANY
- 40 O'Karrell st. near Market
LIST with us your flat, apartment, furnished
rooms and other accommodations; no charges
to you until we have secured tenant. Call and
• see ns at The United .Exchange. 1 237 Powell st.
SACRAMENTO '»t. .",317-* Brand new. 0 r.. mld-
5 die flat, finished in up to «late style; key lot:
sun In every room; storeroom and garden; rent
.reasonable. '.. , . . , \u25a0•
BAKER St., S3O, between -Golden Gate ay. and
Turk st. — Up to date mnny lower flat of 6
large rooms: beautiful lawn and garden.
j PoUKKKU »*.. «33. nr. 21st st. — New modern
I r> roou> But.' bath. ;as, S blocks public tchool;
$20 month.
GOLDEN GATE a y.. Sfil. second floor front, opp.
Jefferson park — Flat . of S rooms ' and bath.
• Apply in optical store below.'.
EUREKA st. 164. ntar 18th— 522.50; modern.'
sunny flat. 5 rooms, bath, basement, yard; I
. renovated. \u0084 .. \u25a0 v , , , -.• . - .'-. \u25a0>, _ I
FAIR .OAKS st, 43.V442— 2 elegant sunny flats.
'.all modern; s.rooms.each;. rooms. each; rent very cheap to
• reliable tenants; nice yard and garden.
LEROY place. • 17, v off ' Sacramento-Jones — Sunny
middle. 6 rms.; upto.date;- novcarfare; $23.
14TH \u25a0 Kt. 433, near Valencia — Modern. -7 sunny
/-rooms and bath; upper flat; rent reasonabls.
CAPP tft; 10«3." ar. _«th— slS; flat, of - 4 rooms
_ and bath : ' ivodern. '\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0". . .. . . \u25a0•\u25a0 \u25a0 \ . j
FLATS to I let — New, artistic 5 • room fl_l witlj
basement garage.*.. 679.3d ay. " \u25a0'
DUBOCE ay., 414. bet Fillmore and Steiner
;lFour sunny rooms; rent » s2s. . _ •
SACRAMENTO and Ist ay.— Rent reduced; fine
cor.:. 5-6-8 r.; all sunny; $25-$3O-s4o:nwl car.
16THst., 3679. 300 ft north of Market— New 4
room and bath; rent 523. .
WALLER 5t.."'256 — 6 large rooms, bath laundry
- newly tinted ;• reduced $25. \u25a0 Key 232.
2D'av.,*-14T. "bet. California; and Lake sts 6
.3 room; sunny .top; flat;. renf $22; key, at* door.-:
FOLSOM 'st..- 1006B— Modern : clean flat." 4 1 rooms
.A" and -bath; Enclosed porch; "rent \u25a0 $17.
FIATS_TOIjET—-^o^<jj^sJL~~~--
j. tv. WRIGHT & CO..
22S MONTGOMERY ST., MILLS BLDG.
PHONES
DOUGLAS 4430 CI62S
REAL. ESTATE AND INSURANCE,
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RENTS COLLECTED
FULL CHARGE TAKEN OF PROPERTY,
THIS LIST IS REVISED DAILY
Space in this column
is open to owner*
of flats, apartments,
\u25a0, houses, stores. etc.,
FREE OF CHARGE.
We will advertise them
FREE OF CHARGE
every day ustll rented.
CALL AND" SEE US.
1 FLATS NORTH OF MARKET ST.
$Ss— lo r. and b.; 316S Washington st. nr. Lyon?
snnny upper flat; hardwood floors.
$60—7 r. and b.; 1C24 Leavenworth st. nr. Cali-
fornia; modern upper flat: cedar closets.
$57.50 — 7 sunny rooms; very modern; 1733 Lar-
kin st. nr. Washington.
$42.50 to $50 — 7 elegant apartment Cats. sr. aa«
b. each; brick buildlnjr. earthquake proof:
listht and sunny: grand view; good car
line facilities. Will paper or tint to suit.
1241 to 1247 Bush st. nr. Hyde.
$50— S r. and b.: 26fi7 California st. nr. Scott.
$50 — B r. and b. : 1521 Larkin st. nr. Clay; upper*
$47 mo. — 8 r. and b. ; splendid sunny flat; 134^*-
. McAllister st. nr. Stelner.
$50 mo. — 6 r. and b.; upper; 134* LeavenwortH
st. nr. Clay.
$50 mo. — 6 r. and h. cor. upper flat: modern;
lßfts Washington st. cor. Larktn.
$47.50-$50 — « r. and b. ; 1230-3S Leavenworth st,
nr. Clay; 2 elegant up to date flats.
$45-$50 — 5 r. and b. ; 1378-7S Sacramento nr.
Leavenworth: upper flats.
$42.50 ma. — 6 r. and b.: 1060 DeTlsadero st. car.
Turk; splendid corner flat.
$40^ — 8 r. and b.; 1510 Jackson st. nr. Polk;
lower flat; sunny side of street.
$40 mo. — 6 r. and b.: 1185 DeTlsadexo st. cor.
Eddy; hardwood floors.
$40 mo. — 7 r. and b.; flne Mower flat: 1347 Me»
Allister st. nr. Steiner.
$37.50 — 1 r. and b.; modern; 1320 Clay st. nr.
Leavenworth.
$35 mo.— S r. and b.; flne middle flat; 1156 Fell
st. nr. Scott.
$35 — 6 r. and b.; new lower* flat: marine view;
2544 Baker st. nr. Vallejo.
$35 — 6 r. and b. : modern ; 2050 Untoa st. nr«
Buchanan.
$33— « r. and b.: 2529 Polk st. nr. Filbert; upper.
$30^ — 5 r. ami b. ; 34 Sonth Broderiek st; beau-
tiful surroundings.
$30—6 r. and b.: 162S Buchanan st. nr. Post.
$30 — 6 r. and b.J 2450 Larkin st. nr. Filbert!
npper flat; marine view.
$30-$32.50— « r. and b.; 3 flats; 1630 De-visadem
st. nr. Suttor.
$27.50 — Reduced from $35: 6 r. and b.; fln»
lower flat; 3037 Washington nr. Baker.
$27.50 — t r. and b.; 2 sunny upper flats; 1227
Clay st. nr. Jones.
$25-$35— 6 r. and b.; 2233-35-S7 Sntter st. near
Pierce; 3 flats In flne condition. .
$28 — 7 r. and b.; upper: 352 Pierce St. nr. Oak.
$25—6 r. and b.: 1632 Buchanan st. nr. Post.
$25 — t r. and b. ; fine sunny upper flat; 112t
Clay st nr. Taylor.
$25 — 6 r. and b.; upper; 2712 A Bush, st. Nts,
Broderiek.
$25 — ( r. and b.; sunny middle flat; Ul7 Clay
st nr. Taylor.
$25 — 4 r. and b.; beautiful new lower flat; 1122 A
Mason st. nr. Washington.
$-* — 4 r. and b.; 342-44 Pierce st. nr. Page; 2
sunny lower flats. *
$20 — 2 nice flats. 4 r. and tv. ea.; 1655-7 Greea*
wich st nr. Franklin.
$18 mo. — I r. and b.; new lower: 291S Octavi*
st. nr. Filbert
$18 — 4 r. and b.; middle: 2966 Bush st. nr. Lyon,
|1S mo. — 3 1. and b.; 240 Iry ay. nr. Franklin it.
$16 — 6 r. and b. ; suooy lower; 27128 Bnsh st. nr.
Broderiek.
$15 mo. — 5 r. and b. ; 1651 Golden G&t* a*, nr.
Devisadero at; lower flat with yard.
$12^3 r. and b.; middle; 181 8 A Filbert st,
APARTMENTS NORTH OF MARKET ST.
$450 — Modern apartment house of 20 apartment*
to lease as a whole: have tenants for 9
apartments; best part of tow n; accessible)
to 5 car lines.
Sod — B r. and b. ; elegant apt: inlaid floors. c*~>
dar- closets, hot water, etc.- The West*
gate, 1326 Hyd* st. nr. Clay.
$40— G r. and b.: 1461 California »t nr. Hyde}
front apartment. •
$37.50 mo. — 4 r. and b.: 1368 Pine «t nr. Hyde:
modern apartment flat.
$30, $32.50 mo. — 1 r. and b. each: 1031 Leaven*
worth st. nr. California; modern.
$32.50 to $40 — 4 r. and b.: new and beautifully
appointed apts. ; every possible conven*
ience ; just completed; Redding apts., 137Q
Clay f>t. near Polk.
$30 — 3 r. and b. ; Browsing apts.; splendid loca-
tion; 1732 Washington nr. Polk.
$20-$35 — 1201 Pine st. cor. Leavenworth; Marl*
Antoinette apts.; modern; furnished of
unfurnished. • -
$20 to $25 — 3 apartments. 3 r. and b. ea. : janitor?
service, etc.: 1710 Larkin, Granada apts.
tIS-f 23.50 — 3 r. and b. ; snnny, modern apart*
ments: every convenience; NE. cor. Pacing
and Larkin sts.
3 r. and b. ea.; 3 apts.: 1344 Jackson st. bet*
Hyde and Leavth.; beautif-Uj appointed*
FURNISHED FLATS AND APARTMENTS.
$60 mo. — 6 r. and b.. laundry, etc: 1161 D«v!sa-
dero st. cor. Eddy; completely famished*
piano; all outside sonny rms.; stone steps,
marble vextlbule.
$153, mo. — 12 apt Si. 10 of S r. and 2 of 2 r.. 3
baths. 7 toilets; beater for baths; com-
pletely furnished: will give long leas« t-»
good tenant; near Jackson and LeaTen-*
HOUSES NORTH OF MARKET.
?S5 mo.— » "r. and b.: splendid net uhborherxl I
3902 Clay st near Cherry. Presidio height*
dist: open for Inspection from 1 to 5
o'clock p. m.
«30 — 8 r. and b., 1760 O'Farrell near FlUaore.
STORES, LOFTS, ETC.. NORTH OT SLABKOT
STREET.
.;.' "",.•> v:.', - — — — .
, $250 mo. — Size 10x90 ft; very Ugat: 2 entrance*.
rear and front; large bsmt; splendid loca-
tion: 125-127 Sntter st. nr. Montgomery.
$175 — 13S Eddy near Mason; store and bas«tne_t:
sidewalk elevator.
$150— Loft. 26x137:6 ft, 2d floor; passenger and
freight elevator; 123 Geary st near Grant
avenue.
$123 — Mezzanine floor: "suitable for milliner. «te. :
can arrange for some ground space and
window display; 123 Geary nr. Grant a*. »
$100— Large light store. NE. COR. Pol_ ani * '
Washington; FINE BUSINESS LOCA- f
TION.
$75 each— 2 flne new store*; _648 Washington st,
nr. Kearny.
S4s— Store; 174 Church st. o2 Market
$40— Large light store, with 3 living r. ia rear;
. 1«32 Devisadero st. rear Sutter.
$30— Large store. 1760 O'Farrell st, near mi-
more; flne location.
! S2T.— Store: fine location for barber shop; 1713
Sacramento- st near Pelk.
HOCSES SOUTH OF MARKET AND MISSION.
I $1S mo, — Fine double ho_.«M», 6 r and b. • 384
San Jose a-, near 25th st
nicely finished.
r
-t«)M8. Eia^SoUT^O| MARKET ST.
•3** — Warehouse: Hooper st. nr. Sthr vw^vi tt
Including cement mill; spur trac?
tTS mo.— Lsrce light one-half store- "•* i-> «t
near Market. .. --.. -' ~"
573 1 -? 1 * ° f 23 Sta " S; 2S Stanrord *- aw
$30 mo^aeh— 3^store3; southwesfecrner sts and
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