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THERE i* a German tailor who makes suits for Mrs. Fred Kohl, Mrs.
Vincent Whitney and other well known young matrons in town, whose
long experience with the vagaries of patrons has bred .in him a sort of
philosophy. He. receives suggestions, upbraidings and commendation
\u25a0vrith the same cheerful indifference. To his way of thinking, subtleties of
feminine temperament may not be solved, but they should be met tolerantly.
Women are strange creatures. If the cut of a coat pleases them today, it
is not at all certain to do so at the next fitting. The reason is not to be
nought in the coat. It is the way of women. No amount of deferential
argument will prevail, and the wise tailor uses none. The coat is cut over
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again. _
If hi? point of view were investigated, it might reveal interesting ideas
evolved in the following of his trade. One of his patrons glimpsed it recently,
to her kern amusement. She had ordered a suit, to be finished on a certain
date because she was to leave on the following day for the east. Every one
knows that to have a gown finished on time or a hat delivered it is frequently
necessary to announce imminent departures to dress makers and milliners.
Such announcements are among the lesser lies essential to society and per
fectly justifiable. But it happened that in this instance there was a real
intention of going away. At the last moment, however, plans were changed.
A day or two after that given as the date of departure the new suit was re
turned to the tailor for certain alterations. When its owner appeared for a
fitting she said blithely. "You see. Blank, I didn't go cast Thursday, after all."
"Oh."' ?aid Blank, serenely pinning a seam, "all vimins is liars." There
was no hint of impertinence "in his tone. He simply stated an ascertained
fact without bitterness, instead, with a patient air of acquiescence to things
as they are that bespoke the true philosopher. ,\u25a0 -T : '' :
The young matron, who is very well known and who tells the story on
herself, says that of course it is impossible to believe that one's tailor may
call one a liar, unrebuked, until the Buddhistic calm of Blank is encountered,
when it will be seen that a trivial personal resentment would only be futile
Another army wed
ding has just been
added to " the list of
autumn events that vril.
occupy society and the
service set later In the
season. The marriage
of Miss Delia Evangel
. Jones and Lieutenant
Halstead P. Councilman
will take piare Wednes
• . day evening. October 12.
in the chapel at the
; Presidio. The bride,
elect is a daughter of
Chaplain and Mrs. H. G.
Jones and the ceremony
will he performed by
•. the chaplain. The maid
" of honor will be Miss
. Ruth Brooks, one of the
most popular girls of
\u25a0"'- the army set. while the
. best man will be LVu
\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-. tenant Guthrie. There
, will be several ushers
at the pretty ceremony.
: and the affair will be
: niarked by the military
display in decoration
and appointments. There
will "be a reception aft
: ; efward'.at the home of
"Chaplain Jones. The
i-young couple are going
"away on a brief wed
: tiling journey, but will
: . return to reside at
-, Fprt Baker, where L!eu
: tenant . Councilman is
; stationed with the coast
//artillery corps.
'..': Mrs. Fletcher P.ycr
entertained at one of
the informal luncheons
.of yesterday at the
Fairmont. Among the
- jruests, who enjoyed the
affair were: Mrs. Lans
fng: Kellogg, Miss Vir
ginia Jolllffe and Mrs.
.. ; TT. S. Porter. Another
• hostess at luncheon yes
\u25a0 ; terday at the Fairmont
was Mrs. Walter Dean,
who had five or six
friends at her table.
Miss Ruth and iDss
.Edith Slack will enter
.; tain at an informal tea,
.. to be given Saturday
•• afternoon, October 1, at
• their home in Sacra
" : l mento street. The guest
'. list includes the girls of
• the younger set, who
'•-" have returned to town
for the season.
TARGET PRACTICE
HINDERED BY FOG
Battery Boutelle Will Resume
Drill With Five Inch
Guns Today
Target practice at Battery Boutelle
\u25a0under the command of Captain T. Q.
Ashburn by the Sixtieth company, coast
artillery corps, which was to have been
held yesterday morning, was postponed
because of the fog on the bay and will
be held this morning. The practice
will be with five inch guns.
First Lieutenant Alexander F. Cooper
..'•of the medical corps, who has been on
.. duty at Washington. D. C. reporter at
-the general hospital at the Presidio
\u25a0\u25a0. yesterday to assume his duties in ac
- -cordance with recent orders from head
• quarters.
.-"In response to telegraphic instruc
•v-tions received from Camp Atascadero
..yesterday. 20 more horses will be sent
.'there during the next week from the
;.. Presidio..
. : Army and Navy Orders
,:.' WASHINGTON. Sept. 22.— Army orders: Sec
ond Lieutenant Benjamin L. Carroll. Philippine
i-couts, will report to commanding officer at Jet
\- ferson barrarks for temporary duty, thence to
San Francisco and fall about November 5 for
\ Philippines for duty.
Navy order* — Passed Assistant Snrpeocs H. A
. May and H. L. Dolls rd are detached from
Charleston tn naval hospital at Mare island.
Bear Admiral Herbert Winslow. son of the
'late Rear • Admiral John A. Window, who oom
tnended the Kearvarire trfaen that vesseal sank
• the confederate cruiser Alabama, off the coast of
France. In the closing days of the civil war.
was placed on the retired lit-t of the Davy today
_ on account of ajre. •-" - .
GROCER HELD FOE TRIAL— Fred F. Carlesen'
«» held for trial before the superior court
by Police . Judce Sbortall yesterday on a
chare* «f obtaining money by false pretense*
O« May 4 be got $SOO from Mrs. Mary M
Sharpe. 906 Steiner street, on Ms representa
tion that hi* grocery 6 took In Alameda was
worth that amount, bot in fart it was worth
less than $500. it U claimed.
. - m
BtJJ*KO IS FEAKED— L. A. Eeniff. 555 Golden
Gate avenue, obtained a .warrant from Police
Judge. Conlan yesterday few the arrest of C.
H. Benneson on a, charge- of \u25a0 procuring \u25a0' $100
from- him «n S»ptembw 19 by falsely repre-\
sestins that be owned the • Kaholni . hotel.
Mala. Rtiwaii. and that he - bad - several hun
dred dollars coming- to him In a' few days.
The
Smart
Set
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Miss Jane Hotaling
will entertain at one of
the notable parties of
the month for the,
younger set that will be
a compliment to Miss
Edith Lowe, the fiancee
of 'Hans "Wollmann. The
young hostess has in
vited a score of girls for
a luncheon to be given
next Thursday, when the
bride elect will be the
guest of honor. Miss
Hotaling has been en
tertaining at several in
formal affairs of recent
date and was hostess at
a theater party given
one. evening- early in the
week for less than a
dozen guests.
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Mrs. John Baker has
sent out cards for an
informal tea to be given
tomorrow afternoon at
the Palace, ' when she
will entertain a score of
guests.
J-.v • V',v; *'\'. \u25a0' •-\u25a0 V
Mr. and Mrs. William
Gwln are coming to
town for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. James Fol-
Hs, probably, will, pass
most of the time this
winter with them,
rather than at San
Rafael, where they have
been during the late
season. Among others
,who are contemplating
, a season in town and
who will be cheerfully
welcomed by their
friends here are Mr. and
Mrs. George Page, with
Miss Leslie Page.
* • •
Mr. and Mrs. Frank B.
Anderson ga\*e one of
the dinner parties of
the week at the Palace,
when the complimented
guests of the occasion
were Mr. and Mrs.
Wakefield Baker.
Miss Susan Blddle,
who has been in Santa
Barbara for several
weeks 'of the summer,
has returned . to the
Hotel Monroe and •will
be in town most of the
winter. Miss Blddle is a
sister .of Colonel John
Biddle and has a large
circle of friends.
* i • r .- } • **4
The news that Mrs.
Louis Parrott will re
turn in October from
abroad Is interesting
her friends here. Mrs. •
Parrott has been In
Paris. Her friends had
expected that she would i
remain away during the
\u25a0winter so that the pros
pect of her home coming
has been a surprise.
She will be at the Hotel
Monroe, 'where she has
taken apartments 1 for
the winter. Her daugh
ter, Mrs. Francis Mc-
Comas. will not' be in
town for se\ r eral weeks,
having gone to Del
Monte for an extended
stay, while another
member of the family,
Mrs. Parker Whitney,
has gone to her ranch
at Roekland. They will
probably all return later
in the season to greet
Mrs. Parrott on her ar
rival.
H*. : •\u25a0\u25a0 • \u25a0 •
Mrs. Prentiss Cobb
Hale will entertain at
an informal tea, to be
given tomorrow after
noon at her home in
Vallejo street, between
• the hours of 3 and 6.
The occasion is a fare
well to her son, Hamil
ton Bryan, who leaves
shortly for the east,
where he will resume
his studies at Annapolis.
• • •
. The friends of Miss
Alice Hager are pleased
over the news that she
is convalescent after a
recent attack of pneu
monia.
• • ' * '•\u25a0\u25a0.:
The approaching de
parture of Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Pike has been the
excuse for their friends
to entertain them at a
series of dinners and
lrincheon parties. The
days intervening before
their departure for the
east are crowded with
informal reunions with
each affair planned for
less than a dozen
guests. Yesterday Louis
Titus entertained at the
Palace at a farewell
luncheon for the couple.
CORESPONDENT TO
ATTACK DIVORCE
William Alexander ' Sues to
Have Combs Decree De* .
clared Void
Indignant at being named as core
spondent without warning and notice
in the divorce secured by J. W. Combs
from Mrs. Sallie Combs. William Alex
ander filed a motion yesterday asking
to have it set aside.
According to the law the corespond
ent must be served with .a notice of
the complaint and made a defendant
with the party being sued. Alexan
der's claim is that he was not served
with notice of the suit and on that
ground asks to have the decree de
clared void.
On the ground that Esther Jacobs
was of unsound mind Alexander Jacobs
had his marriage to her arinulled yes
terday. He stated that he married her
in December of 190S, but shortly after
ward found her to be Insane.
The following divorces were granted:
Girtha from* Gerald Edwards, infidel
ity; Henry C. from Bertrin E. Pfah
lert, desertion.
Divorce complaints were filed .by
Kate against Jack Goodman, cruelty-
Charles against Ida Rabinovich, deser
tion; May against Frederick Wickins
desertion. -\u25a0>..' ,
Cruelty- and desertion were charged
by Mrs. lone A. Kell in a complaint for
divorce brought against Walter J. Kell
She alleged that he repeatedly struck
her, and finally left her.
In answering the divorce complaint
of "Ethel Delker. filed August ' 23, Fred
G. Delker. a clerk employed by the Cali
fornia casket company, declared the
suit was' the. result of a conspiracy be
tween his wife, her, father, Charles H
Crane, and her sister. Mrs.' Alice Dl
nochio. The charge against him was
that of desertion. He, says that she
became homesick in Philadelphia and
that he sent, her to California, follow
ing her ' as soon 'as he was." able. ' On
arriving here, he declares, she repulsed
him. He blames .her father and sister
for the rupture. He'aiks the court* "to
restore' to him his wife and the enjoy
ment of his marital rights.'?
PERSIAN REGENT . DlES— Tehran. ; p^u
5fL t -, 22 ;r Th ?. re!r^ t «* Pcr * U Vd^.-1-Ul-Mulk
died In this city, today. ~ . .» •\u25a0•-. ti
THE SAN FRANCISCO; CALL^ ERIDAYi^SEBTEMBER 23, 1910.
CITY INSPECTORS
SCORED FOR LAXITY
Engineer Tells Merchants', As=
socialion That Contractors
Are Allowed to Cheat
That the city's inspectors on public
buildings are stlHinclined'togive con
tractors plentj' of opportunity to cheat
the; municipality by substitution of
poor work and material is" insinuated
In the latest report made to the mer-,
chants' association by Engineer Henry
A.' Campbell. The severe arraignment
of the city architect's force 'contained
in last month's report has apparently,
had some effect, It is claimed, but has
failed to remedy the situation entirely,
according to the document.,
"City inspection has improved some
what since the Issuance of the last re
port," said Campbell, "but there is still
room for great improvement. President
Casey of the board of public works and
acting Architect Fisher are now per
sonally "making inspections of many
buildings.'' ;\u25a0-'; \u25a0-' . '
On the Denman- grammar school, said
the report, the contractors continued
to use an excess of ; sand In the con
crete fireprooflng. despite, all protests.
At the same school during the half
hour of the bureau inspector's visit,
August 13, neither, of the city inspec
tors was to be seen; Both were later
reprimanded. Numerous other inci
dents are recited at ; ,which the contrac
tors were found mixing poor quality
concrete while the, city inspector was
loafing on the job. The fireproofing
of the Denman school is reported to be
"the poorest job yet done on any public
building."
The bureau has also "found defective
work in the Franklin school, the Sheri
dan primary school,' the Longfellow
primary, the hall of* justice and the
Hancock grammar school.
Campbell in his present report, which
covers the work of August, answers
the statements of contractors that they
are being so rigidly watched that they
can't make any profit on their work.
He recites"' the ' history, of the sewer
contracts in Louisville, Ky., where con
tractors bid low, hoping to substitute
poor material and make a profit. When
the city inaugurated a faultless sys
tem of espionage some of the contrac
tprs failed and others were compelled
to abandon the jobs to,, the surety com
panies which had gone on their bonds.
Six big surety companies in the east
are now engaged in 'completing the
Louisville sewer system because of the
failure of the contractors.
TO KALON CLUB HAS
ANNIVERSARY BREAKFAST
Founder's Day Observed With
Speeches and Music
To Kalon members met yesterday for
their Founders' day breakfast. It being
the sixth anniversary of the club's
existence. About 200 members and
guests were present, the affair taking
place in the parlors of Calvary Presby
terian church. The long tables were
decorated with bowls of yellow blos
soms and garlands of ferns.
Mrs. Frank Fredericks, the president,
made the opening address of greeting,
after which Mrs. William Rader acted
as toast mistress. The foreword "Abou
Ben Adhem" was given by Mrs. Lillie
G. Brann, after which the toasts were
responded to as follows: ' .
"Our President," Mrs. Henrietta
Dodge; "To Kalon," Mrs. George Levis
ton; "Sister Clubs," Mrs. R. Cadwalla
der; "Our -City," Mrs. Edward Wales;
"Hands Across the Sea," Mrs. J. D.
Jessup; "The Whole Wide World," Mrs.
E. -de Los Magee.
Mrs. Charles Ker gave a vocal solo,
and music was rendered by Miss V.
Eschenroder and Miss V. Schorcht.
HELD ON BURGLARY CHARGE— Chris Antone
was held for trial yesterday by Police Judge
Conlan on a charge of attempted burglary.
He tried to pick the lock in the door of the
room of Mrs. Hannah Sullivan. 1713 Geary
street, on the night of September 7 and nearly
caused her death from fright, as she Is a
sufferer from heart trouble, It Is said.
LECTURE ON AET— "Art for the Laymen" Is
the subject of a lecture, to be Illustrated by
4* stereopticon views, by Prof. R. B. Harshe,
to .be given under the auspices of the San
Francisco materialists' association at their
headquarters. Auditorium. Page and j Fillmore
streets, this evening at 8:15 o'clock. ;\u25a0
MEETINGS— Lodges
A. & A. S. R. of Free Masonry,' San &P9
Francisco Lodge of Perfection No. Yf
I—Seventh,1 — Seventh, eighth and ninth de- /Eft
grees THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, Mf\
September 23, 3!>10. at S o'clock, fyf*\
Golden Gate Commandery hall, • u£**zh
' 2135 Silttfr Rt. j/B&SAn
HENRY ASCROFT. S*v., 9^sff^vH
2135 Sutter st.
CALIFORNIA Commandery No. 1, K. T. -. * —
Stated assembly THIS (FRIDAY) l«Sp
EVENING at 7:30 o'clock. Albert Pike -wSJ |
Memorial temple, 1859 Geary St.; order ?*J
of the Temple. All f raters cordially Invited.
By order HARRY MAUNDBELL.
Eminent \u25a0 Commander.
___VTli£jA^l_R : J^ST : R«cordPr :^___^_^
AMITY lodge No. 370. F. & A. M.— A
Special meeting THIS (FRIDAY)^**.
EVENING. 7:30 o' flock: third decree. 7tL5?
T. WALTER WALKER. Sec. /. V^
SAN FRANCISCO lodge No. 3. I. jeSKSf*^
O. O. F. — Initiation THIS (FRI- .***sSas»
HAY) EVENING, Sept. I' 3. Visi- ""^fr&gSgP
tors welcome. . \u25a0 • . ~
M. BRILLIANT, N. G.
F.W.'WABREN. Secretary. v
APOLLO lodpc No. li". I. O. O. . •rf«Bi'«*j«_
F.. Odd Fellows', building— Com- &§S^S%sk
petitlve drill and Initiation .THIS - ««SgBSF
(FRIDAY) EVENING, Sept 23. J^MW^
Visitors welcome.
CHARLES .WATSON, N. G.
LOUIS HAMMERSMTTH. Roe. Sec.
HALLS-TO LET
VAN NESS HALL, 222 Van Ness ay., bet Grove
-• and Hayes gts.- — Particulars on prwnlses. *-"\u25a0
LOST- AND' FOUND
IF YOU LOSE ANYTHlNG— Advertise it
here. It will be-returned to you if an honest
person finds It. Remarkable recoveries are
brought about every day through this column.
IF YOU FIND ANYTHING BRING -IT
to. The .. \u25a0\u25a0 . ,
; -:Vv <!San Francisco . Call,- !
. j'Loftt and Found Bureau . < -'
f Third and Market Streets >
Get 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 reqnlring them to seek the owners
through advertisements and otherwise, and
that failure to do so, |if proof can be shown,
involves a severe penalty. .. , , \ ,'» ; ?
' ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD. '
$1,000 reward for Information and the return of
the ; Jeff rieß-Johnson moving • pictures; stolen
from the Valencia Theater. Address 135S Wal-
ler st.: :\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0. - •-'.' -.- .--.\u25a0:\u25a0: :\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 : .';;:;:^,.;
LOST — On county road between San ; Mateo
and Redwood City, black silk sacque, Tuesday
afternoon. September ; 20. . . Return .to 1901
Jackson st; and receive reward. . I './ y- \u25a0
LOST — On Devisadero st. bet. > Golden - Gate ay.
and Turk st:,' pear stlctpin. > If fonnd; return
to ISS3- O'Farrell st. and- receive liberal re-
:.ward.; | '--S v,i" C:-''*TJ£.'S : : '--:/. '\u25a0^\u25a0'\u25a0> \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0":..:\u25a0'\u25a0;:,'\u25a0
LOST-^On :,' Wednesday * afternoon, lady's ; small
silver enameled watch, 'gold fob, -with blue or-
nament ; : reward." Sequoia ' Club. 251 \u25a0 Post sst
LOST — Between . 29th -,-, and Battery, sunbarst;
Wednesday morning.* Return . to 69 2Sth - st.
bet. Dolores and Guerrero and receive reward.
LOST — Gold chain." with pearls, and silver watch.
' Rprnra to 3777 Clay St.: reward. -
;emjpi.oymext
BY 'Al ranchman, position as: foreman: {any. part
" of country, ; alfalfa - preferred :' thoroughly • ex-
peripucod and good , horse .. and ' cattle ; "man:
. young, married man.i- .sober -and steady, who
v has =.nr> i desire "for , city. r ,' Address !!> R -p
'\u25a0'-'\u25a0 2JH6 2ist " et/ .*\u25a0•\u25a0 .' i ,-.*'.-.- \u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0•:\u25a0\u25a0';\u25a0;;.•, '-;\u25a0\u25a0: >\u25a0';-' ;\u25a0\u25a0/ : ;. -;';\u25a0 \:'V
BAR tender, .middle age, ; single. Industrious and
'- honest." wants ; position;^ willing "to ; Art 'porter
:work. E.A.,1249 Kentnckr st.,' S.F.
EMj^QYMENT J l\V^fTJEp :^Male---^m
CARPENTER ": seeks work from I owner or I agent ;
reasonable. ; Phone Douglas 2935 after 6 p.'i m.
'FANCY Japanese laundry man wants position ]in
- lanndry. • hotel ; or large -family; has -many
years experience and" understands suit clean-
ing work;, wages $45 up a month: will do light
housework or cooking in small private. family
city ;i or • country. - Address ' J. 0., box \u25a0 4793,'
Call office, 1651 ' Fillmore at. • - V. • ;' ~
FIRST CLASS jJocomotlve engineer desires . a
steady, situation: has had several years' ex-
perience In different; countries; understands
oil burning: steady. < sober - and reliable. Ad-
dressbor 4507.; -Call^office. 1651 Fillmore st.
FIRST. CLASS quartz miner wants position; will
go anywhere. Address MINER. 1130 Mission.
GERMAN, sober and reliable, wishes steady posi-
tion ;on private 'place; can handle horses.
i plough,.- milk. ! make butter and do all round
• .work; good references; please state wages.- W.
MADANS; ' care Kuss ranch, Danville, Contra
Costa county,. Cal. 7 ..> \u0084 ."' - : •..\u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-
GERMAN cook and baker who understands milk-
Ing and who Is not afraid of any other work
wishes situation, city or -country. Address,
stating wages, W. HERRMANN. 3235 20th
St.. San Francisco.
HONEST, sober young man. experienced collec-
. .tor. can assist in office; can typewrite: wants
position In law office or wholesale house. Ad-
1 dress b0x. 2044. Call'office.-
JAPANESB school student wants position -as
waiter at table: dish washer in evening; wiU
\u25a0work on Saturday afternoon. JAMES, phone
West 2803. Home S2SO3.
JAPANESE first class laundry j boy wants posi-
tion in family;. 'weg'es'-$40 'per month. 513
Hayes St.; phone Market 929.
JAPANESE experienced boy wants position as
Janitor •, or hall boy In " apartment or hotel.
Please call at 1679 O'Farrell st, FRANK
NAKA; "teI. West 357. . . - \u25a0 ' \u25a0
MASSKUR open": for :- engagement; sanitarium
graduate; treatments . given by appointments;
young man. Box 4808. Call office.
PAINTER, paper hanger and tlnter. '\u25a0 etc.. wants
work from owners, city or country; have tools:
no job too small or too large. Decorator, 17
Henderson ay.; phone Pacific 3064.
SUPERINTENDENT' construction, sewer, water
and street work; good • references ; used to for-
elgn labor. Box 2046. Call office.
WANTED— By young attorney, position as as-
sistant in low office; -nominal wages; • ref er-
ences. Address C. F. H.. Call office. San Jose;
WANTED — Position by an experienced Oerman
In winery or wholesale wine house; is fully
acquainted- with all branches of the business.
Address box 1. Call office. San Jose.
YOUNG, man wants ' position of any kind: can
speak no English. Italian only; good refer-
% ences. Address 4620 Mission st.
YOUNG married man with good references de-
sires situation in a wholesale house or auto-
mobile garaj*- where he can advance; is sober
and Industrious; salary no object. Phone
Fillmore 1102.
YOUNG Japanese laundry boy wishes position
.with good family in city or country. GEORGE,
. 1773 Post st. ; phone West 7426.
YOUNG Japanese boy • desires situation as
schoolboy; speaks English well: K. II.,; 1591
Post s,t.; Home phone 1274.
YOUNG man having 6 years' experience in bank-
ing desires position In an office. Box 2054,
Call office. -
YOUNG man desires position as \u25a0 attendant to
inrwHil or aypd ro^n. Bot ?005. Hall nfflcp.
EXPERIENCED child's nurse wishes position,
American family: best references. 1651 Bush.
REFINED elderly woman would like a position
es houee keeper In a widower's family; a good
home -would be appreciated more than big
wages; city preferred. Address box 385, Call.
YOUNG, woman who has. had nurse's training i
desires position as traveling companion, pref-
erably to elderly lady. Address box 2011. Call.
YOUNG woman -with experience desires posi-
tion in private home or hotel as useful com-
panion to person requiring some personal care,
or to assist with one or two grown children
.attending, school, and "make herself useful.
• Phone ; West 9049.
YOUNG woman wishes employment as . traveling
companion, or is willing to take child east.
___B"_* .47W8. Cull. 165r Fillmnre st. j
I MALEJHEI.P WA^Xgj?
Wanted able bodied men for -the U. S. Ma-
rine Corps, between, the ages of 19 and 35.
Must be native \u25a0 born or have first papers.
Monthly pay $15 to $69. Additional compen-
sation possible. . ' Food, clothing, quarters and
medical attendance free. After 30 years' serv-
ice can retire with 75 per cent, of pay and al-
lowances. Services on board ship and ashore
In all parts of the world. Apply at U. S. Ma-
rine Corps Recruiting Office, 95 Market st. San
Francisco. Cal. , . .-
MEN. wanted; age 19 ,to 35; for firemen $100
monthly and brakemen $SO, on * nearby rail-
roads; experience unnecessary; no strike; pro-
motion to engineers, conductors; railway em-
ploying headquarters; over 500 men sent to
positions monthly; state age; send stamp
Railway Association, care Call office.
HEAD butler for steady place in city, $60; sec-
ond butler, steady place. $45; dish washer, $S
n week, bojrd, but no room;, stableman for
gentleman's household; $60 and room. MISS
PLUNKETT. l«9fl Sntter st. cor. Webster.,
ANDRE'S.. 1044 Larkin ; st.— Chicken butcher
$50: cook .for institution. $40: boarding house
cook. $50: dairyman. $45: farmer, $30; grape
pickers. $1,25 day,' found; choreman, country
hotel, $25; kitchen hands, $30, $G3. $40, etc.
IF you bad 5 or 10 acres of our rich, level land
in Alameda county yon wouldn't need to look
for a job. No matter how little money you
. have, we can give yon" a. start. See PBO-
GRESSIVE REALTY CO.. 180 Sutter st.
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
and let ns explain the Moler system.. 234 3d st.
WANTED— A thoroughly experienced fancy goods
\u25a0 man to take charge of: department. Apply
HALE BROS., INC., 11th and Washington sts.,
Oakland. „ •
AN experienced coachman to take care of 2
horses and garden; must be a first class reins-
man: wages $45 and found. Answer, quoting
references, box 2242, Call office.
WANTED — First class leather worker . to work
on wallets, card cases, etc. Apply at factory.
Van Ness ay. and Sacramento' at. SHREVE &
CO. - ... - -. <," ' .-.. - . .. i J -..--.-\u25a0, \u25a0
WANTED — Stationary engineesr; one with expe-
rience as machinist preferred; steady position,
- out of town; give references and name wages
expected. Box 2052, Call office; '
FOREMAN wanted for small manufacturing
.plant: one who can handle men to advantage;
knowledge of mechanics valuable; state ex-
perlpnce and salary expected. Box 1700. Call.
WANTED— Boy over 16 years as .an apprentice
in iron foundry; wages $7 per week. -Box 2058.
Call office.
WANTED — Boy over 16 years as an apprentice in
machine shop; wages $6 per week. Box 2061.
Call office. ' . \u25a0''
WANTED — Boy to learn silver business. Apply
at, BELL'S SILVER FACTORY, 328 Post st.
at union square." -'.'A \u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0: : ' \u25a0\u25a0:.-•..'
WANTED— Young man to assist in billing and
general office work; must- be quick at figures;
state salary. Box 2239, Call office. . \u25a0\u25a0.'-,\u25a0
WANTED — Man stenographer . and book keeper;
must have good references; state salary want-
ed. Box 1706, Call office. ,;\u25a0 :
MAN ahd wife . as cook • and helper in hotel
kitchen; $75.^'CaIl MISS'PLUNKETT'S. IS9C
\u25a0 Slitter st. cor. 'Webster. -. .-- -. , . .
DOUGLAS HOUSE. 758 Harrison st. nr. 3d— Now
open; 200 hard finished rnw.; reading rm.; hot
water; rooms 25c -day; $1.25/ $1 .SO week.
AGENTS WANTED TO SELL WATCHES AND
DIAMONDS; EASY PAYMENTS; REF. REQ;
BRILLIANT JEWELRY C 0.. .704 MARKET.
BENJAMIN - LANGE. position vacant ; at Lynch,
- conditions as before. Communicate with
\u25a0-AMISS KATHRYN -LYNCH, Lynch. Cal.
WANTED — COO men : to occupy rooms, 20c to 30c
per night (free bath), at the. NEW; YORK. 753
Howard st. between 3d and 4th. • \u25a0-. -.
MEN of ideas with some ; , Inventive, ability.
- ' GREELEY & McINTYRE,' Patent , Attorneys,
Washington. D. C; \u25a0, \u25a0-.\u25a0. .:,- • •- . : • .- • ; i .
PHOTO coupon agents wanted; "good proposition.-
;72; 72- San PtbloaT., Oakland;' .
NEW WESTERN, 1124 Howard— Single 'i rooms,
15c and 20c per, night: hot and cold water. > .
BOY; wanted -. ln \u25a0 architect's* office; ? chance to
learn. 'Apply at. 731 Pacific building.-,- , '\u25a0\u25a0.-;,..
MEN wanted { at 103 3d - st. to have ' their shoes
repaired ; \u25a0 sewed soles 75c.'- done in 10 minutes.
BOYS and men wanted. ILLINOIS PACIFIC
CLASS CO.: -isth , and \u25a0 Fol«om. l- :'\u25a0\u25a0-•\u25a0
AVAXTED TO], LEARX- TRADIS ..
WANTED— Men at { Los ? ' Angeles; no " expense, jto
B learn trade lof electricity,- automobiles, 1 plumb-
'\u25a0\u25a0 Ing, brick, laying, "by > actual work on'contract
; jobs;, only few y mos. required'-: '200 students last
J Tear: catalogue free.' Inquire :1623 Mkt.V S. F.
'\u25a0' .: r "BARBERS ' AXD" SUPPLIES . •
EQUITABLE Associatlonof Employing Barbers—
i Please ! meet " Monday.-. September j 26, 1 at 25 V 7tli
- st; near Market. ;: Important,: committees ! to re-
I port. | ,-All - employing 6 barbers I earnestly I urged-
;: to be present.^ W..8." CURRIER.- Presidents
: :/.WM. HAEGELE,"; Secretary; j : •: .U, r ; T ?'J:
BARBERS— We v invite Syour - iusj^ectlon-rof r, the
.' finest \u25a0\u25a0 porcelain ? enamelednbarber< stair raanu-
: ;':>; fa ctnred ; v; the = one ' lever/, mechanism c syrpasse^
:;-. any other I because "of jritsVsimplej workings; 'the
m beauty of I the .• deslgnV stands j above I all I others."
.i:.- PACIFIC BARBER SCPPLYiCO..";fI62 Market.
.CHEAPEST ; poles .and ? mirrors lin Tclty ; i change
,• new 'chairs- for > old: "small* payments ; i nonfor--
> felting ; lease. ; - 394 Hayes . St. ; r tel. } Park 1242. :
": :- -•\u25a0 '\u0084 \u25a0-: \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'.\u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0-:\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0::.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0- -. ; - - \
Money-Maldi^
To Buy or Sell a Carriage SpillSfe <^^^
A new Carriage does not Sell cheap. But there is JwL^ \^p^ /
. a way to Buy second-hand ones cheap. On our a *9^ v^ r '><^ (
Classified page we have a column headed "Horses W^^^^^^^^^rjJ^ \u25a0
and Carriages." , A two or three line announce- V
ment placed there headed "Wanted" or "For Sale,'* v^iW^^
and stating just what you want or have to Sell, Jy V)?*? p!?r*****2a
will bring you bargain results. Most all of the r MT/yxP^?^
Horses and second-hand Carriages in this city are
bought and sold in this way. Because this paper / s^v^^\~^V/i MV*??*dssr^^
goes to a good class of business men, little Want J J$7F^&J//J 1 I ft \ fe^f^i^s
Ads of this nature bring results in the quickest S^^/^^^^^LLlaef
manner, and at the expenditure of but the price of y^T^^^^^^^^^^^^ Jr/&&rfh
a few cigars. If you want to Buy or. Sell a Car- \rj
riage, it is surely worth your while to read our \r ' /
Classified page for a few days, or else invest a few - flillflL jy K\
; pennies for a small ad. Try and see.
EXAMPLES
\u0084 WANTED — FIRST CLASS BUNABOUT, HAIT FOR - SALE — BARGAIN. SQUARE FRONT
ness and English saddle. ' Address or call 34S - Brewgter brougham. Fin* condition. Apply
West Avenue or 'phone H 6542. today at 346 Graad Street. Mr. Blank. ,
• " " '\u25a0 ' -' " . '\u25a0 ..-• ' \u25a0 .. \u25a0 \u25a0
\u25a0; •'?' • ; '•'•''. \u25a0*.-" \u25a0'*\u25a0 \u25a0 - '. '•\u25a0\u25a0•
No matter WHERE you may live — our Classified Want Ads will find for you
JUST what you WANT. You may be one of our country readers, or may live
out of town a short distance, or you may chance to pick up this paper in another
, city. No matter— our Want Ads are valuable to YOU— ANYWHERE, if you
but find out by READING them just what they will do.
•Copyright 1908, by George Mattaa-r Adams) .
.SASggRg ..and SUPPLlES— Contlnned
BARKER SANITARY CHAIRS.
Sold on Installments of $5 PER M6NTH.
_ CHAIRS. FIXTURES. VIBRATORS or HAIR
DRIERS sold on small monthly payments and we
\u25a0will all«w you top prices on your old fixtures In
exchange. Remember, we are not In the trust.
JAMES BARKER, INC.,
Phone Franklin 3899. 04 Turk st.
BARBERS, attention— For a few days. 2 chair
shop and pool table; everything new; first class
location; call and see for yourself; lease; rent
. cheap; price $275. 827 Telegraph ay., Oak-
land. *
WANTED — A barber who understands cigar
making: good, opportunity for a' factory; also
a young barber with one or two years' experi-
ence to. finish trade with first class Instructor.
Apply to address 1511 23d ay.. East Oakland.
WANTED — Men and women to learn barbering;
so many have left for good/ Jobs, must have
more beginners; absolutely free to next 10. Call
S. F. BARBER COLLEGE. 790 Howard tt.
BARBER one chair -shop In -Western addition;
populated neighborhood: can be had cheap or
will be rented to good men. STOLTZ, 731
Market st. -. r . \u25a0 "\u25a0\u25a0
BARBERS — At Stoltz'. 731 Market St.. a large
•line of chairs, mirrors, poles, cases, etc.. at re-
duced-prices: cash or -on terras to suit:' ;• \u25a0
FOR sale — 2 second hand barber chairs, mirrors,
work stand,- basin, cheap for cash. . 401 Sth
Rt., Oakland.
GOOD barber would like to rent furnished shop
in country town; give full particulars. Box
2065. Call office. ' .
FOR sale— 4 chair nonunioi) shop: runs 3 steady;
a snap: price $400. Come and see owner at
382 Third st. ' -
FOR rent — New barber shop, not furnished; city
. of -2.000. SO miles from Fresno. HADEN •ft
BOONE CO.. 2415 Shattuck ar.. Berkeley. Cal.
2 CHAIR shop for sale,' cash, or terms; owner is
old and wishes to retire. J. W. BUXTOX,
Elmhurst. . Cal.
1 CHAIR shop, laundry office. $75; sale or ex-
change for similar, shop in country. Address
F. J. SMITH. Fitchburg. Cal. -
WANTED— To buy barber shop, about $2,000
% cash; must show good income; give full par-
ticulars. Box ,2063. Call office.
AFTER you give him a . "Beef Gall" shampoo
then give, him Bauer's Tonic. BAUER'S. 59
O'Farrell St. ;
FIRST CLASS barber wants job in city or coun-
try: please state particulars. Address box
2055, Call office. >
TWO H. D. chair shop; good fixtures; good loca-
lir>n; rent. reasonable; good reasons for spiling.
4Q6 Bth St.. Oakland. Cal. .- ...
BARBER shop to rent; good 1 location: with or
without chair; rent reasonable. 1730 Clement
sf. near 19th. ay; ', ' ...
BAKBBRS — Good 3 chflir shop ! to right man
for sale. ' 205 Scott st. ,
GOOD barber wanted for Saturday; $5. 1661
I O'Farrell i?t.
WANTED— Bootblack In barber shop. 1906 Polk
street. .'. . . \u25a0 '
WANTED— Barber for Saturday. Sunrise barber
shop . and baths. 2015 Mission . st. .
BARBER wan*»d for Saturday; wages $4. • 522
7th St.. Oakland. Cal.
BARBER wanted steady. 1159 7th St., Oak-
land. -\u0084. ' : - f
BARBER wanted, steady .to right man. 135S
Park.ay. cor. Hollis. Emeryville nr. racetrack.
BARBER for Saturday. 1082 Folsom st. near
7th. ;, \u0084- ......... ....
BARBER wanted for Saturday and Sunday. fiS
East st. .. , . ' .--. .
BARBERS — $20 If you get me location in good
town for 3 chair, shop. Box 211 S. Call office.
BARBER . from Saturday noon, to Sunday noon;
steady. 2235 Powell st.; take Bay st. car. •
GOOD" barber wanted steady; start today; good
wages; 612-Clny st.
WANTED— Barber for Saturday. Apply at 716
. Golden Gatp- a v. .. ,
BARBER for Saturday; short hours; $4. 70
Folsom. St. , '\u0084 ' . . . - ...
FOR sale— 3 chair barber shop; cheap; in good
location. Box -2053. Call of flee. . *
BARBERS' UNION 148. office 343 Van Ness ay.;
free employment; tel. Market 889.
FOR sale — 5. chair barber shop; best transient
shop In city. 13 East st. opp. ferry building.
FIRST CLASS barber, young man, wants steady
Job, city or country. .Box 2050, Call office.
FOR sale— l chair shop. - 2 living rooms, furn-
Ished: rent- $l5; -cheap. 445 Valencia ' st.
BARBERS' Protective Union — Employment secre-
tary.W.. BAßON. 755 Mkt.; phone Kny. 5354.
FOR sale— 2. chair barber shop; price $160.
Call at saloon.' l4oo Folsom'st. : -
FEMALE HELP WANTED
AA A A A — Youn? women wanted as ' operators by
the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company;
must be bright, - neat in appearance, / between
'the ages of .17. and 25 years, of fair education-
and unquestionable character. ".'"';\u25a0. \u25a0
• LIGHT AND WELL VENTILATED OPER-
ATING ROOMS. < -sv
PLEASANT- REST AND LUNCH ROOMS.
' LIBERAL SALARY PAID WHILE LEARN-
ING.
PERMANENT POSITIONS.
OPPORTUNITIES TO ADVANCE.
~ - For . full particulars . call, \u25a0 preferably \u25a0 between
-•:. 8:30 a. v m. and 12 noon, at the Operating
\u25a0 School, -Telephone Office,. 2015 Steiner street.-
. corner Pine., .... . . ;. -. •
WANTED— For family of: 2 adults and 2 grown
children, Protestant, woman, single or widow.
.: to do general housework; cooking and to wait
onitable: ' will •>, have 'small house to care
' with' gas range and vacuum cleaner, with kind
."-treatment and 'good' wages.; Address, stating
'.-: age. 'giving name of last employer. > box 2259.
office. .-.::. : \u25a0 -;.. -\u0084 -.|-^<-_ ;.
AT MRS.' ANDRE'S. 1044 Larkin st— German
i cook, country. $50: : French and German cooks.
-\u25a0'city, $40; French -.or .German maid .and. seam-
.stress. $30: ' waitress, and parlor, .maid, \u25a0$:>">:
second girls. $30 and 's2o;; chamber maid .for
boarding house," $25; waitress, hotol. country.
;$4O; I<>hambpr;1 <>hambpr; maid and assist waiting. ,$3O;
.tgirls for housework. : s3o and $35. • • '-'\u25a0
WANTED — House keeper for private family of 2
:\u25a0- adults -and .2 grown "children; location; >West-
£\u25a0 Icm addition; • good - home; < best . wages. 1 Apply
>• with references .itot,4he superintendent ' of
HALE " BROS., ;Markf t\ and 6th . sts.. S. F. "
\u25a0..\u25a0\u25a0..\u25a0\u25a0•-',.'---. :-\u25a0:: OAKLAND;*.'.' ; :- \- : :K -"'- \u25a0
GIRLS TO MAKE OVERALLS. PAID SALARY
WHILE LEARNING."
LEVI STRAUSS & - CO.V 3D AND CLAY. STS.
• .APPLYTO MR. DAVIS. ;
LADIES. ' learn ' hair i dressing ; at ; CALIF.X COL- \u25a0
i LEGE OF. HAIR ; DRESSING ; and Beauty » Cul-
,-ture;'- diplomas \u25a0 and formulas given;' indlridual
:lnstmct<on.nft7^- Market st.; bet, nth y»nd Oth.
EXPERIENCED 'and •inexperienced > clrls' wanted
-' for^ : dried "fruit ( packing': house; ; pleasant - work.
;;;, Apply t. ROSENBERG J BROS. & I CO.". 269 Bran-
:.:naniBt;T s •'.•.;\u25a0"\u25a0 I\'.-.;I \'.-.; ':'\u25a0'\u25a0'\u25a0•\u25a0>\u25a0"\u25a0\u25a0• ;.-•:-. ..v..v.'" -".-} .. "->'». • '
WANTED— An '\u25a0 experienced * manicurist.'' " Apply
:; HALE • BROS., ' Inc.," 11th : and Washington I sts..
-'-; Oakland. :--\u25a0'\u25a0 , * .
FEMALE HELP WAlTED— Continued
WANTED — Competent Catholic woman for gen-
eral housework; good home and good wages to
right party. Address box 547. San Luis Obispo.
STENOGRAPHER, some knowledge of boot
keeping; -$25 to start. Address, giving age.
reference and experience, box 1707. Call office.
LEARN hair dressing, manicuring, hair working,
massage; easy terms; evening classes. * The
New Mildred Hair Parlors. 130 Geary st.
WANTED — Girl for' chorus work. Call Princess
theater.. 12 to 2. MAX DILL CO.
WANTED — Watst. coat, skirt and sleeve hands. I
J. BAER. 1200 Geary st. -
WANTED^ — Girl to assist . with housework and
care of child 2 years. Apply 5044 California st.
WANTED — Good girl, general housework; wages
$25. Call 867 Fell st. ._
GIRL for general housework; small family; $25.
Apply- forenoon, 1530 Hayes st.
WANTED — Young ladles to'traia for nurses;
paid while learning, fllft Brush St.. Oakland.
\u25a0^^^— — »^— m^» ;
SALES MEN and S O T.I CITO iRS WAXTED
-. . /
WANTED — 2 reliable salesmen, one for city, one
for country; give age, experience and refer-
ences; important opportunity- for men of abil-
i ty. Address box 1712, Call office.
WANTED.
Two reliable stock salesmen; give age. ex-
perience and references; important opportunity
for men of ability. Box 491, Call of flcej
ADVERTISING solicitor; transcript, salary,
commission or half interest. 932 Broadway,
Oakland. . .
HIGH class salesman. Sheldon school preferred,
to handle ' Hoover Suction Sweepers. Address
box 2045. Call office. .
SALESMAN* wanted. Call at Berkeley Natfonal
Bank building, rooms 301-frll. Berkeley. Cal.
AGENTS WANTED -j '\u25a0-\u25a0''
STRONG, conservative life Insurance company,
which is for the first time entering California
for the transaction of business, invites corre-
spondence from life insurance men" regarding
its general agencies in San Francisco. Sacra-
mento and Los Angeles. Here are opportuni-
ties for ambitions men who are now sp.-.-ial
| agents to secure general agencies with a most
promising future. Address box 1303. Call.
EMPLOYjtnSXT OFFICES
AAAA— CANTON Bureau of Information— Chi-
nese servants; contracts for resorts. Canton
Bank bldg.. 649 Kearny. St.: phone Sotter US.
PHONE PAC.,- DOUGLAS 3532. HOME C-4fi<a.
831 GRANT AY.— ASIA EMPT. OFFICE FUR-
NISHES BEST AND COMPETENT JAPANESE
vAND CHINESE HELP OF ALL KINDS. - •
AAA— PHONE WEST 1731.
Largest Japanese and Chinese employment
office in city. T. TAMURA CO.. 1612 Lamina st.
AA— OSCAR HATSUMI. Japanese-Chinese Emp.
Co.; best help with care and guar. 1513 Geary
st. ; phones West . 5639. Home S4OSS.
A. S. HORI. reliable Japanese-Chinese help
promptly furnished: open day and nizht. 1743
Sntter st. PHONES — WEST 2503. S2SO3.
H. W. HONG, Chinese employment office, 803
Webster St.. Oakland; phone Pekin 25. \u25a0"-:\u25a0
J. CONN. Chinese employment bureau. . Phone
Donglas 3166; Home CSO9S. 785 CJay st.
STAR emp. office: Japanese-Chinese help. W.
__KODATA. ifiOS Gonrv: tol. Wp«t I(T7. S-trWQ
RENT THAT TACAAT ROO'l
A small .want ad In The Call will do it quicker
than a dozen signs plastered on your window's
and which spoil the looks of yoor home besides
Pbone Kearny 88 for an ad. mart to call and
*e» you. • \u25a0
.ROOMS TO LET— Far, and Unfnr.
A COZY home for respectable ladles. 1130 Mar-
ket st. near Sth, under, auspices of the SAL-
TATION ARMY; elegantly furnished; every
modern convenience; steam heat, electric light
and elevator service: spotlessly clean: centrnlly
located; thoroughly homelike; telephone Market
1349; price very moderate, ranging from 25c
per night up; special rates by. the week or
. month. See matron, room 33.
BROADWAY, 1620 — Handsomely fum'd sunny
: front rms. ; others; marine view; cony. to cars.
DEVISADERO St.. 1311^—4 nicely furnished
sunny upstJtlrs'rooms; gas range; modern con-
' veniences; yard. _ -. .. '
DEWEY HOUSE. 4th and Howard— All modera
I conveniences; 200 rooms. 35c to $1 day. $2 to
$5 a week: free bath<: Howard or 4th st. cars.
FILLMORE st.. v 510. near "Oak — Sunny front
, rooms; private family; $7 nnd $10. ;
GOLDEN GATE ay.. 1001. opp. Jefferson square
Sunny room, 12 windows; bath, phone; every
convenience..''- 1* --. •- ~ \u25a0 - >. : ,
HOTEL. ST; IVi&S. corner, of Eddy and Larkin
All, sonny and modern; 5 initiates' < walk from
..; Market: Eddy st. car: $2..">0 and up..
\JOTEL NEVADA. 525 Van Ness nr. Eddy— Fur-
nished rooms by the day.'weet or month; hot
.and cold water: rates SOe'to.^l. and $2 to $4
1 per week; transient. Take Eddy st. cars from
-.ferry;: -\u25a0-. :. - :-.-• \u25a0*. . .-. ,„. _ . ,
LARKIN St.. 1532. nr. Jackson— Newly fur. sun-
ny rm.: new apt, flat; private f am.: no sign.
LEAVEN WORTH ; »t.; 961,' above Bash—STanny
: furnished , rooms suitable for gentlemen; 1 walk-
ing distance. ' '
McAI>LISTERi St.. l.ilfi^-Larce doable outside
r«v>m3;;rentslo; bath, telephone; newly f urn.
OVERLAND HOUSE.- 560 Sacramento st. below
Montgomery— Now open; 200 room»: hot and
cold water In- every room: 25c- tn $2 per day:
$1.50 ta $5 per wftk, EDW..ROI.KIN. Prop.
SUTTER st.. 1,'134^-Nlcely.furnlshedsunny rooms.
'$1.75' week -tip: 'front rooras.',s3; week;,up." ;..
SHRADER. '52frr-Beautiful.t. new. larger sunny
rooms : ; $S ' per . month for - 1 : • $10 ; for- 2.»- . -
TURKist.. -1504,-, cor. Devisadero— Sunny fora.*
. ' and unf urn. • house keeping • rooms ; \u25a0 phone ; also I
large parlors suitable for dentist. '. .
\u25a0 • \u25a0;
OAKLAXD ROOMS — Fnr. «nd TTntur. _
FILBERT St.. 940 — For gentlemen; furnisaed.
snnny. alcove suite: closet, gas. bath, running
water, phone, washing, mending: Jll2 « month.
ROOMS FOR HOUSK KEBPIXO _
BAKER. 310. opp. G. ii. Park— 2 sunny front
rooms; all conveniences: reas.: also tingle.
BAKER. 316, opp. G. G. Park — Two suany fronc
rooms; all conveniences: rt»n*. ; also single.
FELL st.. 297. corner Gough — Large sunny house
keeping rooms, bnffet kitchen, running water.
$14; 2 front rooms. $25: electric light, bath,
gas; walking distance." \u25a0 .
GOLDEN GATE ay.. 9*3. opp. Jefferson square—
Fnrnlshecl suite* from Sl5 up. \u25a0
HOWARD st.. 563— Front room and kitchnn.
$12 2 connecting, gas or coal, $3 to St.;
others $3 to $S. •
OCTAVIA St.. 1237. nr. OFarrell— 2 fcrnlshp*
house keeping basesirnt nx>ai3 for men, $U>*w'
Other room«: bath, lnnmlry. » \
PINE St.. 19iX>. near •».*::»:« -C and S room sv-
ny apts. parlor, fireplaetr, piaco; carpets *tid
furniture new. •
TURK St.. 1208 — 2 rootii sunny suite. $16 month:
also single basement rooms. 51. 50 to $2.30
week; every convenience f'»r !viii«e keeping.'
VAN NESS avT 3IT! kJ. Grove— Furnished
» stfnny suites. $C 0; *:n;;> rooms. |2.G0 to $3
( f per week: gas. rcr.nirg water ami nhone.
VAN NESS ay.. 2211— 1-arce front purlnr. grat?.
ga>».. phouf; «>mr».'- slujrli- room. $7.50; hath;
•annrtry; * rarllnc-«.
WALLER st.. 1"07.' nrttr M.moni^— Nice sunnr
rooms furnished '"omplete for boon keeping;
$0 to $11 ppr month.
19TH st.. 3425. pear Mission— 2 »onny connect-
ing and bwisp keerlns rr,o;-.i«; bsto. phone and
lanndry: SX7S ?*>r w?«k tip.
2l> ay.. 441 — 4 cwxlen* nutojt rocni!«. eomy!?t»
for house keeping, with piano: a>*> 2 room?.
THE FILI.MORE BRANCH OF XUE CALL IS
AT 1851 FIIXMORK ST.
W.\NTEl> —^» rm«. fnr hskpir. : a}*n (Jonhle rm«. :
ref. eirh.: goort npichhf>rhr«od. Box 2205. fall.
ROOMS AXD BOARD OFFERED '
AAA— THE WEMPE. 419 Oak st.— Single and
doable rooms with board. $30 par month up.
BUSH St.. 2305 — Larjje «tmny rooms, ntngle or
double, with board; private family; rate* rea-
sonable.
CALIFORNIA st.. 2353— Clean, ricely fumishptl
snnny rooms; excellent board; phone; bath;
$6 and $7 per week.
CALIF, st., 1541— St. Margaret's club for girls,
teachers, students, bus. women, tourists; snnny
rms.: fine bd.: rates reas.: Fk. 32f>2: H. C2-"B!».
FOR list of inspected rooms see DOMO DIRKT-
TORY: saves time. 11 t0.2. 822 Crocker h'.ug.
NEWLY furnished lars* sunny front room*. raiV'
n!ng water, bath, witb flr-f class board: f.\.
'ate home for ccaple; $33. 2560 Pine it.
Phone West SSSI.
PINE St.. 1030. near Taylor — NewJy furnished
sunny front room; private family; board if de-
sired.
PIERCE st.. 2fil. cor. Page— Good room and
board, reasonable, American and vegetarian
cooking.
PIERCE st.. $13, nr. McAllister— Furn. front
rms.. bath: fine neighborhood: excellent board;
2 people. $20 mo. each.
ROOM and board, private family; 1 meals. $23.
2!WV Pine st. Phone Wes: SSSI.
STEINER St.. 410—2 sunny furnished rooms,
-with hoard: bath, phone: us* of parlor.
ST. FRANCIS Girls* Directory. Central ay. and
Waller st.. San Francisco — A beautiful home,
where old ladles, yonng girts and little chil-
dren can board very reasonable. '
SHRADER st.. 52G— Newly furnished rooms: ti
BERKELEY ROOMS AXD PQART*
MILVIA, IR24— F»nartl and mom. rr* T »te faaiilr;
\u25a0 $25. Phone Berke>r 3.T2?.
lIOTELS
BROOKLYN HOTEL. 360 Ist st. 3 blocks from
Market — Modern hotel: board and room $1 and
$1.25 per day, $S to $7.50 per week; meals. 25
..eests; first class service; choice rooms 50
cents; family rooms $1; rooc» per week. $2 op:
free bus. CHAS. MONTGOMERY, prop, (tor-
rinerly of the "American Exchange Hotel. Mont-
. gomery's Hotel and Brooklyn Hotel. Bosh st.>.
HOTEL BRISTON. 413 O'Fa.-reU st— All mod-
y crn conveniences > room and bath; ' $2O per
month; center .of business section; stngla
rooms at cheap rates; country trade solicited.
\u25a0 / ; HOTEL METROPOLITAN, ~ ~~
875 Harrison — Quiet place for working people;
hot water and bath: $1.50 week. •
ATLANTIC. 3«8 Bush et.— Sunny furni*SSl
rooms fr>r bnsinp«?« nennlt*: hot and fold w^-tpr.
' . :; FLOATS TO LET
GET MOORE*fe FREE RENTING LIST.
CONTAINING INFORMATION ABOUT
3 room fiats and apartments at $13.
4 room Cats and apartments at $22.50. „
6 room Cats and apartments at 1Z7.30.
6. 7 and S rooms, $-".'» aud up.
SPECIAL.
A 3 room Sat. all furnisfeett for $73: rest. $20w
HARRY J. MOOKE FURNITURE COMPANY.
! . 40 O'Farrell st. near Market.
GKAUY St.. lO'* — I'pper flat; newly renovated:
«'»nr,r: all modern improvemnus: beautiful
WALI.EII st.. isXi— M^lcrn up to date 3 room
an«l bath"' upper flat; light andsnnaj; fine
view; r«nt, 523; call In forenoon.
PINE St.. I'SM-^Elegant. new. modem. T room
sunny fiat: choice neighborhood; reasooabto
rent tn <l«»strab!e tenant \u25a0
Hl'tJO «t.. XXX nr. «». G. Park ami 3d ay Up-
flat of 7 snnny rooms, newly tinted.
BEAUTIFUL flat. 6 r. and bath. Jnst completed
with storeroom an<i ganlon. 3317 Sacrament".'
BAKER *t.. 830. bet. G. G. ay. and Turk st —
Up to date son, flit <; large r .; lawn, garden.
NOE st. 165. nr. 10th. 1 tlk. north of Market-
. New, up. to date. Cr. and b.; rent cheap.
K^"w IX JK* 153I 535 — An °P *«> date snanv cor-
ner lower nat.- • rooma ana. Dath; rent $37.30.
R '"*- • 1 "-" X 7» 6 «oia. fiat: carpeu.
cnrtalns: range for sale. Also 5 rooms.
CASTRO st. TJZ — 3 monu; bath; mortem;
. snnny: perfect onler: $22.30. oiuurra.
19TH and N<*—-Saany:. warm belt; no tof; lower
4 rooms $U>. opp»; 5 rooms $20.
21ST 3;{».*— Moc «nnny .flat of <*• rooms i"/ 2 ?-
h<th: rent . teasonahlf. tooths yr-
2D r ll T 'i n *^l* W J£ H^ rt --A«rwrtw, sunny.
fi r. top flat. Key at the door. -
M mXn-^;^^K*2 any rootas « n « °« t! »:
mofitrn. rent. $25; 15 days' rent free.
DIAMOND St.. SIS, j, r . 24th— FUt to let 3
-large xnnny rooms and bath. -
Continued ua .\«xt r^*
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