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10
PRODUCERS LOWER
SURPLUS OF OIL
Between 7 and 8 Per Cent of
Output Goes Into Storage
at Present Time
Fears that an overproduction of oil
had created a storage supply that
might at any moment inundate the
market -were relieved in a measure yes
terday when the announcement, was
made that the surplus output was less
than S per cent of the whole produc
tion. This figure was given out author
itatively as the result of a compilation
that had been made with the greatest
care.
The oil market has of late been in an
uncertain condition with the over
hsnginp shadow -of a growing surplus.
In order to reach conclusions that
might have the merit of accuracy local
arencits undertook a systematic inves
tigation. The quantity now. going into
storage is given 'as between 7 and S
per cent of the output.
During the- last few months there has
been a curtailment in the larger fields
of the state. There has been a cessa
tion of drilling activity, although de
velopment is proceeding alor.g normal
lines. Some wells have been capped
and others held down.;.':
rnonixii of storage •
A pressing problem- Is storage. The
Standard is credited with 13.000,000
barrels in warehouse, and the Inde
pents with .approximately 12,000.000.
More tankage is imperative. The inde
pendents are hurrying work on their
big storage tanks at San Luis Obispo,
but these will offer only momentary
relief.
Reports are current of several im
mense contracts and rumor has it that
in making them there has been a shad
iJSff ot price. Heretofore there have
>i*«n few f=ales below S3 c«>nts a barrel,
but it is now reported that a recent
deal calls for s lower figure.
The report was circulated that the
price was as low as 55 cents, but this
has not been confirmed. The subject
has awakened the interest of electric
power operators. At 85 cents, oil and
electric power were in keen competi
tion. Some of the large manufactur
ing establishments on the coast adopt
od electric power to save the initial
expense of installing the oil burning
machinery. - \u25a0. V,~'
Rumors of a 55 cent rate on* oil have
o2used electric power men to figure on
oil a* a generator of power in compe
tition with water. The auxiliary plants
use the petroleum fuel and a basis of
comparison is not far to seek.
MANDAHD'S OIL AM) GAS
The Standard oil company is offering
"0 cents at the well, but it is stated
that few operators have been willing
to sign at this figure. The agency cer
tificates carry a guaiantee of 35 cents
and the storage, it is felt, will not eat
m\> the difference.
Tho operations of the California
natural gas company in Kern county
are being watched with keen interest.
The company, popularly understood to
be a subsidiary organization of tho
Standard, is arranging to pipe the gas
from the wells in B'lena Vista hills into
Kakersfie!d. T'-.e prico at which tjie
gas will be retailed has not been an
nounced, but it will be far below the
t-urrent rates.
The extension of the system will de
pend entirely upon the production of
the. Buena Vista wells. It is well
known airing local operators that the
Standard regards it^s gas wells as
among Its most promising assets. Talk
of pipe lines to the large centers oi
the state for the distribution of gas is
premature. That the Standard ha*
Rom<± such plan in mind .if the supply
can be adequately developed, however,
is certain.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
Sarah A. Cosprove ti> Margaret J. McOrmirk, )
lot in X llw of Hr.ifrhr Ftrect, 60 W of Lyon, i
W 25 t\r N* lOOi $1«. -\u25a0-^i-; !
Margaret Ferre.ll to Carrie and HcJe U Tag- I
nsa-i. lot 47. block :f>. Ka'm tra«»: ?l rt -
John* 1,. I'oliTo apd wife to Surah Ann mid i
I'sanle M. Franklin. Lot in W li:ip of Twentieth
arr-B.io. I<h> N of X street. N SO l.y \V 120; ?10. I
Kll> »txl Frances Pelcher « «1- to PurnM \u25a0
ll*w<. -J.« in E line nf.St-venth sve.iue. 16" N of
U street. N \u25a0ZT, hr E 12f>: $5. !
"rank I:!mi«ik to Sophie Bletiss. half interest in
In: ;n; n N Hne of Contend a%euue. 2<> Eof liu^na
Vista, E 22 by X SO: tflft. i " i
Hpiirv <\u25a0; Mem an<3 wife to Helen A. Lindsay i
oi ti 'lot at NW corner of Fulton street and
Thirty-Em nrrmrf, W .-':« l.y N 100: -$10-
J..hn Rrenn.iu tr. Mary J. Fey et el., lots J3
to 32 and 27. Moot 20. City land - association,
and sliree other lot*: gift. , , ,
Arthur G. Kol.Wee and wife to Ani«rlran land
and tmst company. Jot .*., Work 5.".. City lend;
association: *!••.
Olaf Rloroqu^t and wife to Emma XL Poulsen.
lot in S£ l'.ne »f Exeter street. 225 NE of Salinas
BTonw. Si: -V) by SE lOOt HO- - ._
Anna V. H. T. Harvey to William I>. O Uon
no!J lot in X iine «if Fair Oaks street. 0< N of
Tw*>nty-tJi»rd. X 30:0 l>.v X 117:6; ?10.
\<lol'f MorriK and wife to Leon I-«»vy and wire,
lo* In TV lineof M fslon street. 115 X of Sev
enteenth. X 2T.:« bj W 100: $10.
Elizabeth Ford to Elizabeth A. Denahy, lot BS,
P Tli™Mi'a~MrSwe<»nr to Eugene P. M<-Sw*eny.
lot at SE rotWT of Chestnut and Folk streets,
E <V«:i» hy S 100; $10. \u25a0> ,
The Western loan s«snciation to John 11. Kior
<ia>i. lot iv S line of Twent} -*e«.-cn.l street. -.-0:11
E of .^nchT.. E 2->:l1 by X 114: $10.
Hannah MrManns to John «. Sutton oompsny.
Jot In SU line of Minna street. 330 SW of Third,
SW 20 by SE 70; $10. _*
" Anton A. T.iilfs «nd wife t« Mary <\ and Hen
rietta Ferris, lot in X line of Broadway. IJ> B
of Tolk str^t. H r.«»:.; b/ X 137:«: ?10.
John W. Ferris to JVroival >"«j<*^. ' Nt in «
line of Pine street. 171 :W\± E of Taylor. E
S4'4'i tc *> |3Ts6S $3^-
P^rcival *S Scs!«< and wife to Anton Knlf?,
lot In S Sine of Pine street. 171:10U E of Tay
lor E r,*:4»i. by S i:r7:«J: $K>. - ' t:
John B. Ttntterv-orth to Mary C. Butterwortu.
lot in W line ..f Po'.V street. O:2 S ««f Broad
wsv. S r.<:4 l.y W Ki'i- \u25a0 _."
J J limier ct si., dirc^torn PotT«-ro 'Nnera
l«ad compsßT. to Storilne jnv*><ttn>ent company,
lot in W line of Arkansas Plrret. 17r. S of Xiii'-
te«ith.;fi'2s by W 10i •. and two otli«r pior»-s:
fl Jonnette Holw^ Harper "> Cwtaras P. Ilar
.er !«.» at XE «wn«»r of Xorth Point and IVod
erVtMrre:*. X «S:9 l>y K.137:f1: $1«
kojntst Jr.lins Arnold to Annie Mario Lau
rrt'! stiT lot «t XtV' fori^r of Old Hickory areuue
and Ellsworth «trert, Vk" X" by X 75, and other
o^o r )f v^t^ * 81^
State" realty company lo Jo^in .T. rtn«V.»lot in
E line of rortv -fifth avenue. 17". S or I aobeci>
Mroet. S 2-". by*E 12=i: $1". \u25a0
fharloK J. rtttiton to V. <;amboni Mazzitplli,
lots 22 »"d 2S. b!<^k 42. ctty, !«nd: 510.
\tina Elizal^-Ui f. 1L Klntnpke. ..lecfa*c<l iby
oxAcntori. to Thomas :?. Mc*"«rthy. lot at N ««r
ner of Mount Venv-n « venue anrt Tara Ktrert.
XW ia".:« riy XE 90; Si..".:**. . -
Tliomas {=.' Mct'artl.y bj:<l Trife 10 Ferdinand v.
Blanrhard. lot at X on,n*r of Tsra street and
Mount Vcrnoo nrenne. XE 00 l.y NW 103:0: $10.
Thomas Maeee i« Patrick Lynch, lot in Wline
of Tillinore street. 1«4:<? X of fnion, X 23 I>.T W
10fi» SlO.
Alilton F. Gablis to Mary T.. Oab'*. lot in E
-r »f Thirtecntli avenne. 225 <S of Irvine H)
"rr^t S 2.% by E 12ft. and {wo other nicer*;. elf t.
AtMie C. Norton to Kose Oark Bis.w. lot In
S line of Law-ten- «I.» .*tw*. ."7:«E of Forty.
\u25ba!xrh avenue. E 2T. liy J? 100; hmlf Interest In lot
in E line of Ijsrkin street. 112:8 X of EJlis. X 25
br E «)*»: half inton^t lv lot in TV line of Mis
sion street. 00 S of Fifteenth. S 50 i>J W, 107.
and two otßVr plcct^i: $10. ;
trilliani F. Hesley to nmrles F. Hraley. lot
in X line of Army strwt; 117 W of Shorwcll. W
56. X ST>. E X& more, or less, _R 80; lot at XW
corner of Army and Shotwcll strectß. X 21:Sii,
W 116:fc. S 14 more or less. E 117 more or less;
$10. ' -.
\jocj Acm>s RrhTl.r to John Brierly. lot 21.
lil«K-k 2. City. land imsociaJlon: $1.
Frank G.'Guffin iwl wi fe to' Frank 3.' Doyle,
lot 425. plft map 2: $10.
William I'oiielxrtr and v:\to to John L: Corbm
sud wife. Jot Ih S lliieof Clinton park. 2CO W* of
GuTrero mrwt. "V\' 22:G by. B 75:fi; $10.
\u25a0 .lacic-s C. <>t itl. to Samuel C. Sytnon.
U.t in W line ot MiKKlsssippi, street. " 100 . S ' of
Seventeenth, W 90:4. S 140, E 40.. X .O. E JOO,
X 75; $10. ...
Rivers BrrthrrV to William A: Stowell, lot 47,
bl<yk 10. Lakeview; $10. - "^BBBB
A. Katlier Jr. to ('. E. Kather. lot 30, block
30. City land association: $10. \u25a0„'_ r * ••
r^ouiß F. Beth and wife to Louis H...N'ewroth.
lot comiiienclne at a point in the eenjer of Ca.r
*«n avenue, lgi ;» W of Dougls** street- and
173:11 S of Nineteenth. %V 25 by X 83:11.. lot 0.
<.'ar«>n tract; $10. . • * \u25a0
Mary F. Parker to XV. J. Parker, half Interest
in let at XW corner of. Twenty-fourth. and. Point.
Ix>l>n« arenues. W. 32:6 by X 10f»." aud balf inter
est in three other piece*: pi ft.- • --\u0084 \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0'
Uuios trus' coaiptay of-SanFranciaco to A. 3:
LABOR AGENT TO
WATCH LAWMAKERS
John F. Nolan Will Be Located
at Sacramento During the
Coming Session
O. M. BOYLE
. John I. Xolan is
making arrange-
/: merits, to go to
Sacramento next Monday. He will ' be
the legislative agent of the labor coun
cil during the session of the legisla
ture. ' Nolan will be^associated with
ot^er agents of labor' bodies. Nolan
will visit the labor council every other
Friday arid report upon the progress
being made. -.:\u25a0". '•\u25a0
Thn "buiMinj* of the 'labor lemple of
Sacramento has progressed s/> far that
unions are now arranging meeting
nights in the structure,. .
Owing. to 4he holiday season many
unions that, usually meet each week
'have adjourned until next week. It vis
expected that, after New Tear day. or
ganizing work of the various labor
bodies in the city will be renewed."
Cooks' union No. 44 served a Christ
mas dinner to its members and spent
several hours listening to speeches by
some of. the older m*n. The affair
wag voted a success by. all present.
Much praise was bestowed upon the
committee in charge of the dinner, and
especially C. C. Haugaard, the chair
man.
Waiters 1 union No. 30 gave its usual
Christmas dinner to. its members.
About 500 were present. President M.
P. Scott acted as toastmaster, and told
of the rapid rise of No. 30 to one of
the most important locals 'in .this city.
In _ his usual humorous way he de
scribed the difficulties experienced by
the organization in gaining a firm foot
hold: and related many anecdotes rel
ished by the members. 'Among those
who responded to toasts were Daniel
Foster, C. Bishop. I. Carden, Samuel
Taback, Mrs. A. C. Beck, treasurer of
waitresses' union, and Bertha. Cooper.
The executive " officers of waitresses'
union were guests of honor.
The twenty-second anniversary ball
of carpenters', union No. 483 will be
given soon in Carpenters' hall- in Ful
ton street.
The movement started in this state
a few months ago to organize the mi
gratory workers is spreading .rapidly
throughout the country. The? Ameri
can federation of labor at its recent
convention decided to put trained or
ganizers in the field. Early in January
William E. McEwen. labor commission
er of the state of Minnesota, will visit
the northern part of that state as a
representative of the American federa
tion of labor and inagurate a plan
which will involve the bringing into
the fold of organized labor the migra
tory workers -in that section of the
state. A similar campaign is mapped
out for other states.
W. A. Coie will leave shortly for
Indianapolis to attend the meeting of
the executive board of the brother
hood of carpenters and joiners. This
board meets every, three months and
Cole represents this district. He will
be gone several weeks.
The regular monthly meeting of
typographical union No. 21 scheduled
for last Sunday was adjourned without
transacting any business owing to the
fact that no quorum was present. Im
portant business whiheh should have
been taken up will lie over till the
January meeting.
Kiel: & Co.. lot at NX corner of Sntter and
LesvenwM-th Firoets. n 24:4 by N 68:9. and three
other pifocs; $10.
Katz & Sons to George G. Katz. lot in E line
of I'utnam street. 50 S of Old Hirkor.v avenue,
S 2-"i hy R 70: f 10.
Charles H. Ford to Catherine E. Mcßae. lot in
N liDe <\t B-FtrfH>t. r.7:<5 E of Eighteenth avenue,
n 23 hv N 100; J575.
Catl.«Tjno K. M<-Rae t« Arthur J. Carleton, lot
in N lino r>f B street. .">7:C E of Eighteenth ave
nue, i: 2". by N lf>0: $10.
Arthur .T. «"ar!etiM t<» Kato CarlcUm, lot in N
line of R street. 57:0 n of Eighteenth avenue,
i: 25 hj NM: (rift.
«;. r. f. Schwartz and wifp et al. to John C.\
Ban-man an«l wife,' lot at NX corner of Pine and
ISrodericfc streets, i; 27:0 hy N-110: $10.
Ferdinand Mct'ann to. John. C. Bateman and
wife, lot in X line 'of • Pine -street, 27:6 E of
Bro.!erlck. X 27:« by X 110: $10.
Autoine Borel and wife to Rose Woodworth, lot
in W line of Sixth avenue. 275 S of Cabrillo
(C) rtriTt; S 75 by W. 120: $10. \u25a0 V }
Rose Wood worth to J. Henry, Meyer, lot in
W line of Sixth avenue, 275 S of Cabrillo (C)
fttvet. S 7.". by W 32f); $10. .
Ida Menicke.et al.' to .Hermann Schomaker,
lot'at BE c<>rner of Nineteenth and Noe streets,
E l« 0 h.v S 57: $10.
Potrpro realty company to Mariana Brccrfca,
lot in X lldc of Rhode Island ftreet, 306 S of
Twentieth; S 25 by E 100; grant.
Thomas <;. I'alisl et al. to W. R. Ballinger
and wife, lot in N line of Fifteenth street, 24
W of Shotweir, W 4S by X 74: $10.
Milton Hill Brinjr Rosekrans and wife \u25a0» to
William 1.. Klnp.- l«t In W line of Franklin
strept. in S of Kiilton. X 22 by W 55; $10.
Alfrc><l J. Asplund and wife tit Js'ora Thpresa
Pevlne. lot In "E line »f Parai> strcot, 225 S of
Thirtieth. S 2.". l»y i: 125; $10.
William B. Floyd and wife to Dewey Coffin,
lot K20.. jrift mop 2; $10. ' . \u0084-<;'
John Walsh and wife to RoVp J. Shovlin et
al.. lot in X liiw of Forty-cerond avenue, " 150
S of R str^t. S 25 by E 120: $10.
FlelenA. l»Pflti)or to Henry C. Callahan. eleveji
twenty-fonrtbs v of lot in W lino ofrKillmore
street. 62:<> X of McAllister, X -75 liv \y
87:6: ?10. . „ " .
John OTonnell to; Mary "A.- O'Connell; -10t '39,
block 4.1. SunnyKf«l«>: SlO. \u25a0 •
Henry (VOHahnn to HeJpn A. Plainer, fire
twenty-fourth* of , lot lo».;\V Hop of Killroore
Mary Sullivan' t^S Alice Sullivan.; lot in NW
line of Clementina street. 3.">0 SWot Fifth, SW
2T. by- NW-.75:-slo.'a" ,
John H. (Iradr and wife to G'e^ree A. Jewett;
'ot in S line of . Twenty -sl\tli street. .103, E of
Douglass. E 27:0 h.v S 114: $10.
<\ August Weihe and wife .to John J. Heim.
lot in SW lino of Sixteenth. avenue South. 2."i NW
of J sirTt. NW 2.". liy SWUn), ami a third of
one other. piece; SlO.
Jo!in J.. Heim tn Lena H«>i«i.. mine, and tw«
tliirtls <»f lot 1. Mock ST.n. SnutU/jsan Francisco
and Railroad -assoriat ion: plft. - "
.loh'n Quarney to »^>nif> • Baclier. .lot- In- W line
of Vernnmt «r«»ej, 175 S o* Twcntr-thlr'd. S 25
l.y. W 10it; $10. ,
Jamcf < - itrl»tt to Anna Curlett. iot.at NW corr
ncr of I) stroct and Forty-tliinl avenue, N ." ohv
W 12n : . C ifr. - ; . "
Caroline A. Sif-cn to Carl He;nrirh St*on.- lot in
E lm» of Capp utrret. '-133:4 S of Twentr-spoonrl,
S 2C:S b.rE 122:0; $10. -, >-- - » ; „ , -
Bnlldlne ; Contract «i
Herman Haaw with Albert.Abbneter— To erect
a *>ac story and basement fram*-' cottage on lot
20. block A: Glen Park terrace; $l.:m.
Keyetone real estate; cocipany" with* J. J.'Phil
bin—Metal lathing for portion of the six floors
of building nt :corner Hyde' and.»Washingto:i
streets; $3,030.'--* • :;***-i: ;***-i .:- -\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0: ." , .
TEACHERS TO BE GIVEN
REVISEDSCHOOL RULES
. The board of education Mi revising
the_- rules of, the department -for. .the
guidance iof .teachers.:.? . .. i: ..-•,,
: Copies are : expected; to. be., ready .by
the opening: of the next term:. ; ." * I
The board? will install apparatus in
the.grymnasium.. of :. the 'new . echool
house for the San Francesco "commer
cial hfgh school- In Grove street near
Larkin. BnBgHfIffiBQUEBWSMJIIIH
SYNAGOGUE CHEVRA
THILIJVI TO CELEBRATE
..Chevra Thilim synagogue,, Howard
and Russ -streets, 4 will .; oelebrate; the
festival: of; Chanukah* this Jevenlngr, at "7
o'clock; - Rev.Mos^ph^ShQcliet will pre^
side- ' T. ( AV. ' Mellis .will ; speak .on:; , the
part Ho bre!wjs have taken liri" the world's
literature. . _.:•\u25a0, -...„, . .
T^^S^::FMN(JISCQ;G^LL, r En3kESPAYvXI)ECEMBER^2B;VI9IO.
CHINESE WANTS
SON ADMITTED
Sz To Shing Says That Youth
Was. Born in This
Country
Sz To Shingr, a Chinese laborer, peti
tioned: the United States district court
yesterday asking- that Sz .To Dew, who
has been ordered, deported by.lmmigra
tion Commissioner ..Luther/ C. ; Steward,
be, released on. a writ of habeas. corpus.
He states that Der/is his, son. Stew
ard, the petition .recites, admits that
were the Chinese the son of : Shins <he
would be entitled to land as.a native
born. The commissioner, it is claimed,
deeded Dew- was not • the: son. of Shinp.
.Tudffe ; de Haven will hear arguments
Friday morning. ' " .'
DIVIDEND NOTICES
ASSOCIA TED SA VINGSBANK
t OF SAN FRANCISCO >___
THR HIBERNIA SAVINGS AND LOAN SO-
CIETY., corner Market, McAllister and' Jones
sts— San iFranciico, December . 23. ...1910—
Dividend notice — At a meeting of tbe board
of directors of this society, rheld -this day. .a
dividend has been declared- at the rate of three
and three-fourths (3*4) per cent, per annum
on all deposits for the Mx months ending De-
cember 31. 1910, free from all taxe?, and pay-
able on and after Tuesday, January : 3, 191.1.
Dividends not drawn will 'be. added 'to 'deposit-'
' ors'; accounts nnd become , a .part, thereof, 'jind
willlearn dividend from January!, 1911. De-
posits made on or before January : 10. 1911,
will draw Interest from January 1,-1911. '\u25a0 *
R.-M. TOBIN. Secrntary. »
BANK OF ITALY. SE. rorner Montgomery and
Clsy sfs.—MARKBT STREET BRANCH, junc-
tiop Market. Turk and Mason sts. WEST
BRANCH, 1221 Polk pt. xor. Fern ay.— For
the half year endlnjr December 31." 1910. a
dividend has been declared at the rate of four
(4) per cent per annum on all savings depos-
its, free' of taxes, payable on and after Janu-
ary 3, 1911. : Dividends not called for nrc add-
ed to and bear the same rate of .interest; as
tbe principal from January 1.. 1911. '-' Money, de-
posited -on or before January 10 wiU earn in-
terest from January 1.
. . " . . L. SCATENA, President.
A. PEDRINI. Cashier. \u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0/-
SAVINGS UNION BANK .OF SAN FRANCISCO,
northwest coiner .California and Montgomery
fts. : after January 3. 1911. Market st. at
Grant ay. and O'Farrell st. — For. the half year
ending December 31. 1910. a dividend has been
declared at tue rate of four (4) per cent per
annum on all savlnen deposits, free of taxes,
payable on and after Tuesday. January 3.
1911. A dividend not drawn will be added
to the deposit aeconut. become a part thereof,
and earn dividend from .January 1. 1911.
Money deposited ou or before January. 10, 1911,
will earn Interest from Jannsry 1. -
\u25a0 R. M. WELCH. Ca»uler.
THE COLUMBUS SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCI-
ETY. 700 Montgomery St.. lies declareil a divi-
dend at the rate of four (4) per cent per an-
• num on. all deposit*, free, of taxes, for the
half year ending December 31, mio. payable
on and nfter Tuesday. January 3. 19U. Divi-
dends not called for are added to and bear the
pome rate, of interest as • the principal from
.Tanuaryl. lftlO. Money deposited on or before
January 10.- 1911. will be considered as de-
posited on January 1. 1911.
'\u25a01.. W. HELLMAN JR.. President.
\u25a0^ W. H. HA RTWKLL. Cashier.
THK GERMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY
(The German bank 1. 620 California st:: Mission
branch. 2T-72 Mission st. wear 22d: Richmond
district branch. 432 Clement st. between: sth
and 6th ays. — For tbe half year ending De-
cember 31: 1910. a dividend has been declared
at the rate of four (4) per cent per annum on
all deposits, free of taxes, payable on and af-
ter Tuesday.* January 3. 1911.- Dividends not.
called for are added to the deposit account
and earn dividends from January. l, 1911. •. .
GEORGE TOURNY. Managpr.
MUTUAL SAVINGS .BANK OF SAN FRAN-
CISCO. 706 Market st. opposite Third— For the
half year ending December 31.-1910. a dividend
has been declared at the rate of four. (4) per
cent per annum on all savings deposits, free of
taxes, payable on and after Tuesday, January
3: 1911." Dividends not called for are added to
and bear the same rate of : Interest as the
principal from January 1. 1011. -
- GEORGE A. STORY. : Cashier.
HUMBOLDT SAVINGS BANK, 753 Market st.
near 4th — For the half year ending December
31. 1910.' a dividend has been declared at the
rate of four (4) per cent per annum on all sav-
ings deposits, free of .taxes, payable on and
after Tuesday, January 3, 1911. Dividends
not called for are added to and bear the same
- rate of interest as the principal from January
1. 1911. H. C.-KLEVESAHL.'- Cashier. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0
THE MISSION SAVINGS BANK. Valencia and
10th sts.: "branch 2«3l Mission Ft. near 22d—
For the half year 'ending .December .31,' 1910. a
dividend on all deposits nt tlie^ate of four <4*
per cent per annum, free of taxes.'- will be- -pay-
able on and' after January 3. 1911. "Dividends
not drawn will be added: to tlie. principal and
earn interest from January 1, 1011. -
; .'JAMES RQLPH JR.. •President.
FRENCH AMERICAN BANK OF SAVINGS
(savings department). 10S Sutter st.— For the
half year ending December 31. 1910; a dividend
has been declared at the rate of four" (4)- per
emt per annnm on all deposits, free of taxes,
payable on and after Tuesday." January 3.' 1911.
Dividends, not called for are. added to and bear
the same rate of Interest as the principal from
January 1. 1911. A; LEGALLET. President.
SECURITY SAVINGS BANK. 316 Montgomery
St.— For the half year ending \u25a0\u25a0 December 31.
1910. dividends upon all deposits at the rate of
four (4) per r-ent per annnm. .free of taxes,,
-'will be payable" on and nfter January 3. -15)11.
.FRED W- RAY. Secretary.",
DIVIDEND NOTICES
ITALIAN AMERICAN BANK— For the half year
ending December 31. lfllO.a dividend has been
declared at the rate of four * (4) per , cent- per
annum on all savings deposits, free, of taxes,
payable on and ' after .Tuesday. January "3,
: I9IU a dividend not drawn will be added to
the deposit account, become B'part thereof. and
earn dividend from January 1, 1911: money de-
i posited on or before JanuarylO. . 1911.- will earn
interest from January 1. 'A. E. SBARBORQ.
• cashier, southeast :corner Montgomery and Sac-
i- ramento st*. : ' ;'\u25a0 _• ..." - --' \u25a0"' :<" •;• . •". : "
ANGLO-OALIFORXIA."- TRUST COMPANY
• (SAVINGS DEPARTMENT); 16th and .Miss-
ion sts.' — For the, half .year ending December
.-. 31. -1910, "a" dividend; has .been declared at "tlie
'* rate of four (4) -per, cent per annum on all
\u25a0 ' deposits,; free of -taxes, 1 , payable on and after
> Tuesday. -'January 3. 1911. Dividends not
called for; are added to' and* bear'- the ] same
1 rate of interest as. the. principal from Janu-
ary. I. 1!>11. JI.P.'-LILIENTHAU Cashier.; .
THE CONTINENTAL BUILDING AND LOAN i
ASSOCIATION, Market' st. »t Golden Gate sv.;
' San Francisco. Cal.. wilKon January l; 1911.^
• - pay the usual interest of four per cent on rail •
; money . and; six jier cent -on -time money." free
of taxes.; and payable any. time after Janu-
ary 1. ' EDWARD SWEENY, -President. •'•
- y WM. CORBIN, Secretary; ;. . .
. ifMWEEtii^^LE&At:^ ' ;
NOTICK 7)F^M7ill?r7MroTvSTOf'K HOLPEKS—
The regular onnnnlmeetinfj of the stock liOld-
• erf of W. P. Ftilh r A- Co. will l.c lield at the
r • office of llio rorporatiou.' SW. .corner of Mls-
:'f!"ii and Heale «ts.. fix Tuesday. 'January. 10.
- 1911. .flt \u25a0 i!- o'clock 'p. tn.. for tlie purpose-; of
) electing a board of .directors lo serve for the,
ensuing year .and: for the- transaction of .such
> • other business as -may -come lx'fore' the meet"
; Inz. •.-\u25a0;. V -GEO..P. FULLER.". Se<-.":'
'M EETINGS---LODGyS
1 OR IENTAI. 1 '; l«<ljre No> 144," F. & .\.\*L^ i-A . \u25a0
. Offlcers and 'members i are to !«&,
attend She . funeral "service -of- '3AYy*%Jt\
BRKCE COOK, from Golden Gate, tern- *--^ .
pie,. 2135 Gutter st., : ToDAY|,( Wednesday)"? it
I 1:30 p. in; -Master rMasoss, rnlstives tind
: friends rcsii«?tr-;!r invited. - -- .--;.'-.
-.'\u25a0'.;'\u25a0''\u25a0'-'\u25a0'.../.;\u25a0; "\ aaf. hubbard.'lsoc. ,
<\u25a0' GOI.DKN GATK encamument, No.i.j. o. •\u25a0; s?*^
1 '. O. > . F. — Members. -; '.• please "\u25a0" a f tend -.the *>Ne*?
. > funeral : of smr : late \u25a0 patriarch." 1 -' H." 'R.* "FA '\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0
,- SPARROWE. at X Cypress: Lawn. ceme-.^2a»
tcry. WEDNESDAY, Dec. 28/ In. .in.
"•---- : ' ' . - '.C.-TA:' nTAHLKASoribe". \-\
t FIDELITY lodge . No. . 222. 1. . O." •O. . <&%K&a±
F. — Members- will please : attend 'rfj^^^S&;
• t lie- funeral of ' our late lirotlier, : ¥ s *j^>^,'*?
Ay LALANDE, $ from . the parlors .y?**''* l^. ~~' :
" -of. N.'- ; . Gray &\u25a0 Co.,;2l9S'Gecry st..-"at^4»p. v :m;'
\u25a0 -.Wednesday.- \u25a0-\u25a0 '-" 7 - '. \u25a0' \u25a0•"\u25a0»•-'.•.-.• >- : -.; \u25a0
, AUSTRIAN :v Military : nml,Beiinvolenf"~.-*,r-"
association .meets THIS' .(WEDNES- S5S^
PAY). EVENING. Dot-. 2s. at ~:?,o SfyW&f
1 { • . o" clock J at ' ."Cfi Fulton.' st. '. Hiecllon ;or ,VsSr& :
. I officers .will lie i;i; order at !):30 ; pA ni.\ sharp. 7 '
; ' 'Jienibt-r is requested »to attend." By, or-*
. tier of - B:~M. BUniNni'res:":
GEORGE iMOSTAIIINICH. -, Kec.'r Sec;'- * . '
OFFICERS and memlwr^ of. Golden > m**y \u25a0*\u25a0\u25a0:; -f~7 :
Gate harbor No. -)n — Please take KT^feSj^
notice that the funeral nf our . jSs*^***^
' : . honored<«ecretary.;wlll!takc place'P*^- -'•: \u25a0\u25a0',
r : lit \u25a0 the~. Odd*" Fellows'.' crematory"'* :: 7' - - '
TOPAY;(Weduesda.v);".De.c. 2S, f at:noon. »
\u25a0' • . H.;F.-,:RTKOTHEU,,Pres. •
1 — — .. ,- - -, \u0084... ... ........ ... ........ -.
*\u25a0 GOLDEN." GATE! council. No. "A . yStsfetyv. > -
1 N- IT.— M»et»' THIS -(WEDNES- -Wi^fefeA-
I PAY) EVENING "st 8 oVlock \u25a0infr/ggrSgfy'
k Memorial -h* 11. "->' Odd %'* Fellows' \lX&Sv*£eXi?A
I bldg.. 7th nnd Market sts.: ' vvf^^Bnra \u25a0'
'- C. J." SWIFT, Keo: Sec. \u25a0$7fi*zB7
R, M: WHEELOCKf'Soeaker.^ ->^aer:-' "
iIdSTMND^iwUND^^^
IF YOU LOSE; ANYTHlNG— Advertise' itj
here. . It will be returned to you if »n honeeti
perw«i ' finds : it. - 1 Remarkable recoveries are
brov/ht about every day through this column.
IV- YOU FIND r ANYTHING - BRINO >IT
to The.« ; ' .-, v: , i-: rj- .-;-; " ;.~.- } '
' \u25a0.' 1 Snn Franclwoo'Call ," ! i
. j t.ont nnd Found llnrcna .— I ' °: \u25a0
'-'y*. \ .Third ,' nnd J Mnrket Street^J r
• Get a /claim check. Have If advertised:
Reclalmlt if the' owner '-does- not. ".\u25a0:'" "
. ' THE LA W— People i who find - lost : articles
are interested in- knowing -that >the state law
ig strict in requiring them* to seek the owners
through advertisements I and I otherwlie.- and
. that failure. to. do so.: if proof can be shown,
involves a " severe penalty. ; . . '
GKNTLEMAN'S- open face -gold watch • and
leather »ob; lost Dee. ; 26: initials' A>E. P. on
- Itoth- watch-and. fob. -• Please: return to A..-E.
: PatJeu, 425: First National ;BgnU bldg.. nnd
receive, reward. \u0084_>-.-'. . '. : .. _'.;-' . .
HAND nag containing S5O- gold: $11.50 silver, at
• Hoffman cafe, ;,";. Taylor' at. "Finde* kindly 're-,
turn' tell "Jonps'st..* cigar stand: -A'. working
girl. ; Liberal reward. 11 • \u25a0;\u25a0 - \u25a0» . - •''"\u25a0. ;\u25a0'•.' •''\u25a0'\u25a0
LOST— At , or,'; nesr White " House', silver purse
containing coin .purse : and 3 .'rings; reward.
Return to apartments, 1111- Plne-st.,
upt.'ion.' • ; \u25a0-_; ..-. \u25a0• - \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0:\u25a0 \u25a0;\u25a0 : :-."--"y \u25a0: "
LOST— Lful.v'B -.' watch 'with Mnitlfll -B .on : one' "We
nnd Krn.tll : dlamoridVrtn \u25a0 otherr" alfe"* silk ribbon
\u25a0 fob with monocrain.W.'. J. L." "Address; box^s2*.
("all ofSee. -. Rewnnl. •:\u25a0>";; . .:.:\u25a0> -.-'. :-
LOST — Saturday : - afternoon.' . bracelet, platinum
•nnd ; diamonds.-: In Shreve box: liberal reward.
.L.-CHENERY. 21Q California st. .
LOST— Black hunting dog. while breast; nnswers
to ; name - Billy .v^- Reward for return to • 3370
'Washington st: ' , ; . \u0084' .'\u25a0.-\u25a0 . : "'
LOST— Dec. \u25a0 25, silver purse bearing name Azalea
mivers inside: valued as keepsake. • Return to
It £33. Broderick st. Reward. : :.-: . :"* '." : V
LOST— About December 15.' male fox terrier pup,
black and .white ; with tan on face;?. reward.
1212. Pacific st. ; -A- \u25a0; ; ...- :- :.'...' > V
LOST-^-Bull terrier;, spots: covering both; eyes;
spot on \u25a0 ribs of- right side; reward. - Return-to
H.r R.GLEESON, 2254 Fulton st. .— ' ' .
LOST— Saturday.' pnuirrel. mnn*. Retnrn to MISS
-WILLIAMS; • care , Bradstreet Co., 1 Kohl; bldg. ;
.-reward. : \u25a0\u25a0- .- - , '- . < ... -.'£\u25a0 '\u0084, '\u25a0\u25a0-'- '/.-\u25a0-•./ .-\u25a0-•.
LOST— Fraternity., pin, maltese cross, -diamond
center;' Initials ,W. .B. H. on back; reward.
Apply IS2 Deyisadoro st. .-.;. • :
LOST— Bracelet with three stones: . name, and
: date; inside. \u25a0- 1534: Larkin fst;; reward. - .
EM PLOYM ENTy WANTED :
ACCOUNTANT -and systematlzer with- 8 years'
' road experience desires position with first class
concern; yearly or. term' contract; high grade
" references > furnished. Address C. P. A., box
1753: Pit^sburg. Pa." " • -,-\u25a0-" - ' '" |
AN expert chauffeur and repairman wants posi-
tion with tourist party, private family or firm; 1
tiest of city- references. Address box 403. Call. ,
BAR TENDER, pober and honest. '.', references,
willing to (in porter work, wants position. Ad- ;
dress 630 ..Mississippi street. Ran Francisco.
BOY of ]!> wnnta position in store or bank: "has
11 .'clean record: Hves with' parents: jrolng , to
night « business college; no bad habits: 'do
jiot apply unlesi it's a good." steady position
wltli.pood chance- for advanc«ne:it. -Box 517.
Cftll office. . - ..'- \u0084 '.^".- \u25a0'...-' '. .. .
CARPENTER. 3."> . years nld, wants work in the
city. or country; good all around man on houses,
stores, fixtures or jobbing; also helper. 18 years
old. Box 510. Call of tice. ', 3- '-;\u25a0.
CREDIT managpr d?sires connection with good,
active business house r first class character and
ability:- references furnished. . Address - G. F.
R., 1H23 Farmers' Bank bldg., Pittsburg, Pa.
CIVIL engineer with mechanical experience, well
verspd In all classes of- : construction, desires
position; has ) had large experience in mill
buildings: power houses, hydro-electric plants,
industrial plants,', etc. ; first class draftsman;
highest references. Box 511, Call office.
GOOD, willing worker (man^. nge 22, wishes
any position; experienced in hotels: call or 7
write. Irwin hotel. 'room 120. 108 4th st.
HANDY MAN. GOOD. STRONG AND WILLING.
WOULD LIKE A .IOR. CITY OR COUNTRY; 1
AT ANY KIND OF WORK; REFERENCES.'i
PHONE SI-TTER i:!-'. 3.
tI'MBKH ami mill work- manager />r ' salesman,
with all round -experience (lo>al),"> - desires
change :of employers. Address box 11, Call
aeency.Snn Jose. Cbl.. '\u25a0>\u25a0'\u25a0 .. ' : .
I'AINTEK, - paper-; lianger.i tlnter, gralner.- etc..
( wants work' from .owners;- have tools -for inte-
rior and exterior wort; no Job. too large or too
small. Decorator. 235 9th ay., ' Richmond.
Phnne Paclße ::nfi4. ' ; " \u25a0' : :
RELIABLE middle \u25a0 npert roloj-wl man' wants sit-
uation' as hrmsetnnu v or "rrnt chman;, references'.
FRANK-. ; 1272 7th st..- Oakland... \u25a0\u25a0-''..
WANTED — Acconnting worK or a set of double
entry bitofes to keppievenlngs by a competent
person. Address box : 274 R. . Call >of flee. '
YOUNG man. pnst'f! years bookk eeper; offlce
eastern railrond. wishes a clerical .-- position,
railroad or commercial chouse," west." Address
.1*0X506.. Ca1l office. . '.-'\u25a0\u25a0,\u25a0
WEM PLO YM ENT WANTED
\u0084-, './- '- FEMALEP-'WU.:;"^.^^^
A A— Stenographer. - youns! lady, with \ experience
and' knowledge of general of flee work. \u25a0 careful
and accurate, desires .1- position: good refer-
enceev Address box 455. CaH'offlee^ \u25a0 : .
ACCURATH stenosranlier'of Kmwl education. al?f>
familiar. wtth'Fr^nch.- Italian. an.d Germ.in. de-
sires position; can furnish . references. 3192
22<1 st..- or. phone Mission 7711. \u25a0« ..'"•'
COMPETENT" enstern woman w^Riits - place .a"
\u25a0'. cook : -. pood '-'.' references. .".'- Adflresa . 3004 \u25a0.Ruby
st.. yOaklnud. y: - ---""\u25a0 \u25a0'^•'" ." \u25a0?-:' '
DRESS- MAX Kit will go out ;by day: fancy
frowns: tailor suits: remodeling: cnts. by meas-
ures formerly 4(Xi Sutter^-Phone Park SO2. '
ESTABLISHED, ;« xperleneedl dress, maker solicits
" ladi'.'s' patroniipv at hotneVor : by..' the- day;
prices low : by tbe «lny. $S. Phone Park 5233.
JAPANESE 'young Woman wails n place in small
\u25a0\u25a0family as cook: call S:3O to 9:30 p. m.
SAKAL... West 20(53. \u0084: - . "
MAN AND "WIFE WISH POSITIONSOF ANY
KIND IN .-EITHER 'HOTEK. '• "APARTMENT.
HOUSE OR RANCH; BOTH ARE GOOD ALL
ROUM> . WORKKUS. ftHONK " SUTTF*R 1353.
\u25a0RBFINED. middle : nge<l lady^.well educated and
experience^, desires position -as 'house: keeper
or coole where daughter of could assistin
same way snd:attend Wgh school preferences.
' Box 507, Call office..; . A? .- '- \u25a0.-' y-}' V\, ' -.-
SCANDINAVIAN young- woman wishes ' penertl
*\u25a0• housework and coofcinjr: assist^ with children;
. small wages: city or country. . Box.. *>ir>. Call. :\u25a0"'
WOMAN . wishes : position to -assist 'in 'house-
work. Box .VJf), Call ofnee. *. .
MAN" WANTED WITH RIG TO TAKE CHARGK
;of sale .of our *; medicines/^ extracts, spices.
• : soaps, perfumes, toilet .'articles,., stock . and
poultry, preparations.- etc.^ in \u0084your; county;,
steady .work guaranteed;' work. healthful." pleas-
• ant,, very 'profitable; references required; write
'us; we mean business.
COMPANY,, Dept.. 07, Tripoli, lowa.;. . ,-,
MKN wanted:' age .IS to 35. * for firemen,": $100
monthly, - and brakemen;. $SO," ;on nearby rall-
I ' roads; experience unnecessary; no strike; pro-
motion ;to -. engineers, a con<luctor» ; " railroad \u25a0 em-
: ; ploying : headquarters; over -500 men ; sent" to
• .. positions ' monthly; state; ajre; -send -'\u25a0' stamp.
. Kwilway Association. ,a care '.' Call^ offlce.' \u25a0 ,'
• .WANTED-— Meu -by large' contracting . company;
$•-'0,000 contract work golnj;; can i learu auto-
mobiles,; electricity, pjuinblng. brick laying
trade, ln'-few- months;. no apprentices' or- belp-
ers' ; work "nnd ' uo " expense; 'catalosuo * free."
' Uuited. Trade School Contractinj; Co.. 1201
1 CallbMg.
WANTKD — You :can not. obtain a" better..- surer
I recommendation for" a responsible position than
VCEP.TIFICATE OF CHARACTER. -The PA-
CIFICiSURETY. COMPANY .-.will -give you one
v lor $2. -"It j) roves \vou"i worthy." - : '.-
:, . 707 FIRSTS NATIONAL BANK : BLDO. \u0084
PRAlvl'Sil AN— iArchltectura X : . terra- cot ta'drafts-
mnn: capable of \u25a0 making '• estimates. \u25a0 for : . perma-
nent posit lon Estate references nnd salary -ex-
t ' ~; pected.vj. Address, r: Northern".- Clay -company,^
1 \u0084 Auburn. Wash. ; . ..' ;
WANTKD— GIove Salesman ; to' sell ' high grade
- line -of /fine gloves to. retail -trade', on 5 the Pa-
: ciflc; coast.- .•'.• Only, men/ who 1 have- acquaintance
- with— -retail-* buyers - need" apply. Address,
; .'. JULIEN.'&^.CO..- Johnstown..' N. .', Y. " , : - ' : .'
\u25a0 Mli>. nnd -womeu \u25a0 io : ifearu liaruerlnj;; Jspeclal'~ln-
• . Uuccment .-- to *\u25a0 next =10; \u25a0'." we ~ teach , : you '.' in • S
. weeks.- Call Sun KrancUcoßaiher College. 730
Howard. st.". J .r i t'.r. :\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0"\u25a0-'-..\u25a0.':';• : : *..'.- .'\u25a0...;:,;•'. , : : :
.WANTED^-Good.'all. around draftsman:: must be
..njberandwUlln"; to work. •-> Write, stating qnal-
. iticatlons and salary.expected.ito C."K.~KHtBY
' : \u25a0 \u25a0IR-::orcliitect.Tresno..Cal.'-- •'..:.. ..-."• '.:y :
', YOUN(;;; ! ag{jressrve-.inan: must' he'' a" graduate
I from >nn accrinllted ..law "\u25a0 school, i to; act fas
. r \u25a0 i l>ranch.".inan«>er." of \u25a0 an ;:busine»B; :busine»8
. : hjiuse. Address box Sls.fcall'officc. ."VA-^ . -
. *ANl)RE'S.:*lo^i Larkin - st.^-( Jerinari" or Austrian
• : baUcr.-'mu^ttbf "Al on Vienna v ! roUsrs2o-.*r2'a
; • / week.? board: experienced sfarm5 farm ;hand. $3t>; es-
: y^_ tra f kitchen liamls.*s2 a-day,<etc.*i;\ 'V ':ycy
': EXPEUlENCE>uunece«s>nry:;nian-to attend cigar
: )y: stand ; ; security ; required ; \u25a0 $20 wcekf ' 1399 Mar-
y:' ",Uetst:> -\u25a0'-, :' \u25a0 : \u25a0:; 1 ;'lv ; \u0084;.'-.." ':'.."' >'-'--;'.-» .' '-'
• WANTED— Man i with , $l;i00 In ; a: manufacturing
; \ business ; / 1 1 guarantee " not 'V loss i than " $100 3 per
f :~: ~- month ; \u25a0 money , secured."^ S4* Ellis st.;vroomT2l4.
AGENTS - WANTED TO J SELL ; WATCHES - AND
I r DIAMONDS.- EASY PAYMENTS; REF. ': REQ.
I I--. BRILLIANT,; J K WKLRY-; C0.:^,704 i MARKET:
.) S;MENii tolmakej cigars; 'i pay> whlleilearning; 1
'„ *,to. attend > store : f . small > security."^ llli Bth ; st.','-
I FIRST.* CLASS " dentist ; :' good •: salary . ? ; • Apply ' 616
- -Bhreve bldg.; between lUnd'S.to^r*'.:"
MALE HELP' WANTED
" \u25a0'\u25a0'\u25a0 •" "\u25a0 -" I "'*- '-'' CoMtimiedj- "y_ _ _/ J_; _
GENTLEMEN.' for* offlce: -manage '."agents.". Call
v today," 1310 Grove st.., Oakland. -v. ; ~T'
BOY -about ; 16-for- wholesale 'house. -Box. 510,
. Call, offlce. j - ' ..' 1.
BOYS and- men wanted. .ILLINOIS PACIFIC
GLASS CO..>3sth.and;Fol»om. . - . \u25a0:'
NEW WESTERN: -1124 Howard— Single rooms.
. 15c. and 20c, per, night :: hot.;. and. cold_ water.
MEN wanted. at .103 -3 d st., to have their shoes
repaired ; sewed soles 75c;: done> ln 10 minutes. .
j'feM ale help wanted
AAAAA— Young women j wanted as operators |by
the ' Pacific --Teiephone and . Telegraph Company ;
must b« bright, \u25a0 neat ' in appearance, between
\u25a0the ages'.of 17. ami 25: years.'Of fair education
and unqnestionabl« * character. \u25a0--.;...->
LIGHT AND WELL VENTILATED OPER-
ATING -ROOMS. '\u25a0: . . ,:.-/. ;W- '
. -PJ.E.XSANT REST AND LUNCH ROOMS.
\u25a0' -LIBERAL SALARY 'PAID WHILE LEARN-
ING. ,- \u25a0\u25a0' .-. \u25a0 .:. -. - 2 \u25a0\u25a0"''\u25a0
PERMANENT POSITIONS. :
1 OPOnTCNITIES: TO 1 ADVANCE. ;: .
"1 " For fnll'. particulars . call nf' tbe A Operating
School. Telephone Office. 20^5 Stelner; at.' cor-
oner. Pine;." v, \u25a0 \u25a0 '"\u25a0':\u25a0 ;. v . '. ; : <*i---^i v /? :"' :
" - ,'- ' OAKLAND. •.'\u25a0"\u25a0"" \u25a0 ' \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0. "''-
GIRLS . TO " MARK ' OVKRALS. '. PAID SALARY
: WHILE LEARNING.-' \u25a0- - \u25a0 '
LEVI - STRAOSS & CO.:- 3D AND CLAY STS.
APPLY TO MR. DAVIS. _\u0084..- . -
LADlES,.' learn hair .Irosslns at CALIF. COL-
\u25a0 LEGE OF HAIR DRESSING and Beauty Cul-
ture; diplomas and" formulas^glven:"lndivldnal
Instruction. 9C,7iA; Mnrfcpt ft. '. b.?t. sth and 6th.
FIRST, CLASS ALL 'A ROUND COOK TO TAKE
FULL C, CHARGK OF r RESTAURANT KIT-
' CriRN: GOOD FOR: RIGHT
PARTY. - OPPRESS BOX .'22.~ CALI/.
LEAKN'hair dregsiug at New Mildred Parlors.
13O.Gearyst. Special for holiday month, full
'- course. ; -sls® s2o : rtav- and evenins- classes. \u25a0
YOUNG girl- for general housework ; • email fam-
;- ily;* good, home.-. 259 Diiboceav. .' \u0084 ;.'\u25a0
WAITRESS wanted; small -hotel. Apply ,216
\u25a0'.-jth st.'^ -I'- \u25a0•.; •\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0.•'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 - -.- - \u25a0 \u25a0
GIRLS wanted fdr work at Black : Diamond. P.
0."b0x.84, Black Diamond. Cal. -\u25a0"-"' \u25a0
CHORUSsRIrIs wanted for. the. Max "Dill com-
pany. Apply Garrick theater. • \u25a0'.'.\u25a0• •- \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0• - '
BARBERS AND- SUPPLIES
THE BARKER SANITARY CHAIR.
The sample \ of our 1911 model porcelain
enamel chair has arrived." Call - aDd Inspect it.
Cash - price, ". S72 ; " ' easy - terms, . $S2. $5 monthly.
Shops completely fitted- up on snail installment!.
Bargains' in all kinds of second hand chairs.' -.-
* : . -;";\u25a0.•--• JAMES BARKER, Inc.. —
Phcne Franklin 3SOO. - &4 Turk at
'•\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0'•_- Eugene F. Panarlo. Manager. .";
WM. BENCE & CO., 830 Market st.. room 204.
.y-chair shop;- 2 steady; 2 furnished living
rooms in back; quick Eule, $250.
3 chairs, for small amount down.
4 chairs; on Market: long lease; $900.
6 chairs. 4 steady; half or whole; $1,200. "'
300 other shops in .city 'anfl country.
MEN and women, '. learn ' the barber 'trade; we
-guarantee to* make you an , expert and pay.
•"ou wages while • learning; always great de-
mand for barbers: call . and let us explain,
MOLEK COLLEGK. 234 3d st.
PRICE regulator— Old I prices ; all kinds of bar-
ber chairs, beaters, : etc. ; my • competitors
asked tbe trust not to furnlßh new goods nn-
' less . I . raised . prices. 394 Hayes . st. ; phon*
• Park 1242. \u25a0
BARBERS— WHY PAY $2.50 for an IMITA-
TION? BUY tbe genuine DE-FI Razor, price
$2.ot>. WE ..HAVK THEM. EDW. L. CORDY
& CO. 1 . RELIABLE BARBERS' SUPPLIES, OS
TAYLOR ST. "NOT INTHE TRUST."
UNICUT Razors have the. game kind' of -handles
as cheaper makes— THE- DIFFERENCE IS IN
' THE -BLADE. Don't be flim-flammed. UNICUT
is UNICUT. . '\u25a0-. '.---\u25a0'..- : .-'-.' -\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0
BARBERS wanting a first ' rlass $1.75 razor
shouldigpt tiio Gold Bng: fnlly'giinrantewl.' At
STQLTZ' barber supply, house,. 731 Market st.
(Bancroft Mclg.). ** -
MUST sell this week— Up- to< date hotel barber
shop; rent $15; ; ownor- sick; any reasonable
otfpr accepted. 10S2. Folsom st.
BAHUKR wants to work only Saturday ana
. Sunday: steady; also every evening. . Box $002,
'.Call" office.
WAXTKDt-A rKood; steady barber; no union.
,2V).57. Sacramento st.
BAKBER wanted Wprtnf«day. Saturday and Bnns
day. .'3SR 'Montgomery a r. . '. ..
TWO first class barbers and n bootblack wante<l.
-252 .Leavenworth st. nr. Eddy. -
FOR Rale — Two chair: barber shop at Grand st.
station; . $200. 1709 Lincoln . ay.. Alameda.
GOOD barber wanted, steady, to start today. 612
-Clay st. -: ' " : ". ' ; „/ "" ' - '
FOR sale— 3. chair barber shop. 213S Mission st.
Very rensonablf?.' . -....-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 . . '. '
BARBF.R wanted. 4 East st/corner Market.
THREE chair barber shop fnr sale. 1204 Va-
lenclnst. • \u25a0
BAKBER shop for sale, or will sell furniture
copnrutPly; half price: fine pickup. 715 Turk.
BARBER wants to work only; Saturday and Run-
day steady ; also every evening. Box 5002., Ca11.
FIKST CLASS American barber wishes steady
position in Oakland. Box 512. Coll office.
YOUR customer!* are safe from skin dlspases if
you use our Face Cream. Bailers'. 59 O'Farrell.
MONEY M.VKHlt ;l, chair shop, all new; thrlv-
ing town near, S."F. iP.ox^'.l. Call offlce.
BARBKRS'. Protective Union— Nraployraent secre-
tary. W. BARON. 775 Mkt.:. phone. Krny. 6384.
PHONB- PAC. DOUGLAS 3532. HOME C 4665; 531
GRANT A Y.— ASIA EMPT. • OFFICE FUR-
NISHES BEST AND COMPETENT JAPANESE
-.'\u25a0'CHINKSE. -FILIPINO lI ELF OF; ALL KINDS.
AAA— ".PHONE WEST 1731.. 52615. ,
Largest Japanese and ' Chinese employment of-
\u25a0 flee In city. T.'. TAMUR A CO.. 1612 Lagana »t.
AA— We- fnrnish .ChlneSe'help" of all' kinds, and
?_ first class; notify us by mail or phone Douglas
.'375»3. S.S2 Clay St.; city. WONG QUONG CO.
' WEST ' iiGB^-S4&SS.- 1513 Geary st. ' . ~
\u25a0."..'• OSCAR . HATRUMI, ' . ~-
\u25a0-,- -Best help : carefully selected; guaranteed. '
INDEPENDENT • Employment Office— - Phone
\u25a0 : Main. 579/ ; Basement ' Son Joaquln 'Valley
. i Bank; bldg.. .Hunter ?»t.. ., Stockton. - Cal.-"" . >
A. -S. .. HORI,- reliable.: Japanese-Chinese - help
• promptly.^ furnished : ' \u25a0 open day \u25a0 ' and nlgbt.
1743- gutter st. \u0084 Phones— West . 2803. 52803.
H. W. HONG. Chinese employment offlce. 805
-. Wel>ster , «t.. Oakland ;. phone Pektn 25.
J. . CCNN. Chinese . : employment bureau— Phone
. . Douglas \u25a0. 3166. . Home C 5095; 785 Clay st. «
STAR-emp. -office: Japanese-Chinese help. " W.
I KODATA- 160S: Geary: tel. 1 .West ' 167. S4OOS.
IF; you have tlie abliity to sell oil stock It will
- pay you to wrltf F. D. '.BURR. 29 Bacon fcdg..
; OHklsnd. Cnl. , : •: .:. : . : - ..
; AGENTS- WANTED .';[\u25a0'*•
AA — THE-H. W." Goswird; Corset Co. 'will 'employ
..'slid, train for, exclusive -territory a few women
having the right qua!itieatl«nir— goo<l character,
- lien lth 'and energy: -' Call c«soia 214, 'Foxcroft
: building.". 6S Post Rt..t' :; \u25a0.".".-" '- \y. ;.'.\u25a0..\u25a0 \u0084- -
RENT^HA T
A \ SMALL*, want "ad : In x . The* . Call -will ;do It
.-quicker than -a .dozen .signs plastered on "your;
; windows -and', which * spoil .the' looks* ? of your
'•'; home -besides... ".Phone. Kearny. SU.for an ad
\u0084' man to call and ;spe ~ou.- \u25a0 • • ' \u25a0 ."'
ROOMS ]f6 LET
..^ FBRyiSHEU/AAD U.\7yRMSiIED
A COZY j home :, for respectable ; ladies. 1130 Mar-
\u25a0 ; ket St.; near ' Bth, - under auspices, uf : the ' SOL- J
..VATION AKMY." elegantly furnished; "every
r I modern | convenience ; ,steam '; heat.-- electric : light
:, and elevator service :? spotless lyj clean; centrally
.'located;: thoroughly lionaeJlke; telephone Market
;\u25a0'.£ 1849 ; prices ivery 1 moderate: ', ranging from 250
", peri: niglit" up;, special; rates "by: the 1 week or
'.> month.'/. See metron.> room , S3. .'?."".. .''.-:
CAI^IFORNIA ; St.; ;.2S2.'P i Nlcely;fnrnlshed sunny
'. Koms ; .excellent ' board ; . puon*>, - bath; $0 * anil
!;'.s" per^ week.:, " , • ; ' ' :
DEWEY HOUSE.' 4th land ;\u25a0 noward— All modern
; - conveniences : ,300 \u25a0 rooms: "Kc. tt>.< Sis oay, v $2 1 to
. ; ; $5 a;.weelcnfif(»:bsths:-Hownrd or 4th st.' ; Cars.l
ELLIS 1 st.;" \u25a0 t<29-nrNewly.v furnished j rodin. - ?1.25
:•' a .week: \ batb.;plione:- also $1.73; room.- . *
HOTKL. MWf ROI*OLITAN. «75 " Uarxisoa— Quiet
; . .place : '-working J people; ; hot 'wat.-.l b. ;: 51. 50 wk.i
OYKRLAND •; HOUSE.-; SC) < Sacramento st. '- below
:':.'. Montgomery —Now; ©pen; v2OO rooina.; hot an.
cold s water -in ! every y room :'2oe tit \u25a0$2 Jper \u25a0 day;*
r?l.|>o to; ss^ per weekA KDW. RQLKIN.-.'Prop.-
TURK '. et ..''"44o— l^ar.?e,'; nicely, i f uraisfced . sunny
'\u25a0\u25a0'-:\u25a0 room --'and "bath." Ivor -2Jgentlemen; in refined
Jifamilyr-rent reduced.*', '^ ;'.,';., \u0084 V: . >'.^J
4TH r st:;i 004." ' corner"* Bryant— Furnished * rooms.
viitluor without .kitchen :vnll ; light< and; airy;
.^-'prices ;very. reasonable:»good car/service. "\u25a0\u25a0-•.
OAKLAND ROOMS
MYRTLE J"st:,*i 1011— Iirgei front 5 rooin;^ running
J ;• water ;; private family : ; suitable, for* I* or 2 1 per-
V; .' sons ; « bath ; * near j S:-' P. . local : and Key ' Route;
../Trent; $10; references.^;:; \u25a0;. , . ;.; . \u25a0'. ~\: \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0
ROpMSt^ORIHOJJSEjKEEPING
'AAA— STANFORD j (The>.'j 315 ', Van' Nese-^Sultes.-
I 1 single mi!.; | hskpg. ; | also : single • rooms • for \u25a0 men.";
OAKi st-Tl:' 7l6,*^. nr.^Fillmore-^-Furnished " house
\u25a0;• keeping-rooms;^ ba th ;* phoney laundry ;i grate
-. .free: -modern :Vr»»*r~. <UJ ~T'>-.'' ';'-- r . \u25a0 -'
AAA— THE WEMPE. 419 :Oak St.— Single ; and
donble rooms.. with board. $30 per, month ug.
CALIF., st.; 1541— St. Margaret's club. • f or . glrla.
- . teacbers. students, bus. women. Jurists, stmnr
T rms.; fine bd.; rates reas. Fk. 8292. H. C25U>.
FItEK list " of Inspected boarding pl*c«« : "J*-
DOMO DIRECTORY. 11 to. 2. 822 Crocker bdg.
POST St.. 1206, cor. Van Ness «v.— Large, •unny
furnished rooms for two: excellent board, very
elegant and comfortable home. ' \u25a0 ",
ROOM and board, private family: bath, free
phone, etc.;. s2s per mo. . 2SCO Pine •t.; phone
West -5531.
SWELL. large. lynx istoll and muff ;, never worn;
must sell; accept $17.50. 100 7th aT.. R. P.
TWO bachelors or couple taken into refined home,
Oakland: central: funny: phewe Oak. 4250.
1716 Pacific av.— Busin»s!« men and women.want-
• lug Ist class board, pleasant home, reas.. call.
ROOMS AND BOARDS ANTED
YOUNG 'businessman of exemplary habits wanti
furnished, heated room and evening 'meal In
American family in Oakland, within walking
• distance ot' ferry line*; "a' home Is desired
• among : congenial young people, and privilege
.-of using sitting room and parlor .with family;
terms must be moderate; best of references.
:•:: • : Box 513. Call offlce. ;-\u25a0' t -•': " " • " ' .
APARTMENTS :
LUNDY APTS.. Stanyan St.. at Frederick— The
most complete in the city; hot and cold water."
\u25a0 electric lights. - baths, elevator service, janitor
service; eTary room In hnnse light : rents reas.
ELTON apartments. 747 Kill? s>t.— New 3 rooms
. and- Rath: :. sunny.' large. 1 partly-, fornifhed;
steam heat, hot water, janitor service; $35.
;"$37.50.; "$37.50.- \u25a0-\u25a0 -"• " \u25a0'\u25a0 •\u25a0'•-- ' '\u25a0 '' "
A— YEKBA BUENA ARTS.. 1114 S UTTER ST.
NEAR LAUKIN— ELEGANT SUITES OF 2-S
. RMS.. BATH; COMPLETELY FURN.; REFB.
KNICKERBOCKER apt».. 1330 Pln» St.— 2 aad
8 rooms, bath; hardwood floors, disappear.
- Ing beds. .-.".•"' * . " ' ' * ""-
AUDOISE APTS.. COR. PINE AND OOUGH—
SUNNY FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED
-APARTMENTS. . •
HENDRICK HUDSON— Furnished apt.; corner
Washington and Mason sts. ;-rent $20 and up.
ST.' ELMO, ;. 1452 Devlsadero st. — Furn. front or
single snltes; , bath.- nhone; all coo.; $12 to $40.
EUREKA apts.. Mkt. and 17th sts.— Beautiful 8
' . and 4 r. apts.; phone. Janitor service; sunny.
ADELINE APTS.. 640 Eddy— l. 2 • and 3 room
apts.; hotel service; private escb.: most reas.
NOKTHGATE, ISO 9 Euclid ar.; tel Berkeley
1615, Home F2534: north entrance of univer-
sity: campus — Apartments and private bath,
single rooms, stesm heat I and call bells la
every room; sleeping porches; first class table
board; special winter ratea. M. M. HENRY.
TREKHAVEN APARTMENTS. Ridge road near
Euclid ay.— UP. TO DATH nOUSE KEEPING
- APTS. : EVERY CONVENIENCE. '
FLATS TO LET
JONES St., 163S— Sunny,- modern, 4 and 5 room,
corner flats; rent $18 to $27, , including water,
garbage anil janitor service.
DEVISADERO St., 172 — Attractive, new. »unny,
modern flat, 0 rooms and bath; rent $35; refar-
' ences. . ' . . ' . ;.
22D, 355(5. nr. Chattanooga — 3 rooms and bath;
newly painted and papered; gss;> rent $18.
\ ' * ' . -* ' -
GROVE st., 635* near Buchanan-^-* rooms: $12.
FLAT of 3 • beautiful, large, sunny rooms and
bath. Call et BLAKE'S. 1108 Valencia st.
LAKK St.. 740-742 — Modern 6 room flats, electric
lights: adjoining jJark: rents $22.50. $23.-
NOE st.. 5W5. cor. l'Jth — Sonny, modern, upper.
5 rooms; $20. \u25a0 ' ... \u25a0
FLATS TO LET
0 FURXISHEO'
3 ROOSI. sunny, upper flat,' motlera. completely
furnished; linen; silver. SO Palui ay.. Jurilan 1
park. . i
\u25a0DEVISADERO St., 172, near Waller — 4 .large. !
Eunny rooms and bath. luruis-hea, $30; upper,
modern flat: references. • . ' •
DIAMOND St.. S19 — Sunny, bay window, flat of
• 3 furnished honsp keeping io»ms; gas and wa-
ter free; rent $16. . ..
HOUSES TO LET
___"\u25a0 UXFURXISHED -.'
TO rent — Music studios; splendidly equipped; a
few left. KOHLER & CHASE bldg., 28
O'Farrell st. • • .- • - - •;
MARKET st., ISo2— nouse of 1C roam* and large,
light store.
OAKLAND HOUSES TO LET
UNFURNISHED
SEND or call for' new printed catalog. GEO. W.
AUSTIN. 1018 Broadway. Oakland.
OAKLAND HOUSES TO LET
. FHRXISHED » '\u25a0 .-!.*'
OAKI^AND AY., 453— We1l furnished home* for
rent; 9, rooms; very. sunny.
NICELY furnished bungalow with piano. 1C23
25th ay., Fruitvale. ; .. \u25a0 .
BERKELEY HOUSES TO LET
. UN FTJRXIS HEP^-___ . .^ . .— .
TO let— 2 story-and basement house, 2742 Fulton
St., Berkeley; top Ptory; '.1 bedrooms,, closets,
porcelain bath and toilet; Ist floor, parlor, fire
grate.*; dining.- room, large- sideboard, 1 * kitchen
.and large pantry, washroom, toilet and back
: porch; large basement- floored and large store-
room, with large front and back yards: reat
$35 month, with water. [ Apply I. J. TRUMAN,
755 Market St.. San Francisco."
ALAMEDA HOUSES TO LET
FURMSHED
CENTRAL AV.,73B— Honse. 4 rma. and bath;
furnished '< or unfurcislieti; nice grounds; se-
cluded at. bay; bathing, boating, fine vletv; nr.
- station. I'^ -.-.." .....'
OFFICES and STORES TO LET
LITTLE sunny store,-' 94 Duboce "ay. " 13th ' st.
nr. j Valencia. — - . . r
A" carload ' of . fine furniture Just received \u0084 from
\u25a0 factor); also carpets • and. .linoleum; regular
.': factory, prices; we save. yon 25 to 40 per. cent
."on- all - purchases: country orders solicited.
->i,t. H." JOB. Factory^ Agent. 334 Sntter st. -
SEE H. SCHELLHAAS,- the furniture dealer. I.
: O. O. F. bldg.. 11th St.: at. Franklin. Oakland.
FURNITURE WANTED
LARGEST buyers of furn..' carpets, pianos, desks,
j merchandise, etc.; -always pay cash.- Mark-J.
Xevy Auction Co.. 1142 McAllister. T. Park SSO/
—^ — .—.— —^ — — — i
j SEWING M ACHINES
DOMESTIC. ltH4 . FILLMORB- Bear 'Po»t; THH |
pUce to. buy. .rent, or repair newinsr machines
of all makes; lowest prices; best terms. J.
, :V/. V . : EVANS, ajrent; phoae West "3501.
ALL' makes or machines, new . and second band;
.renting and- repairing: needles aud supplies.
E. L.- SARGEANT. C»3l : 12th St.: Oakland.'
SEWING machines, all m«t»s. -renting, repalr-
., ins. McNALLY: 26C4' Mission: tel. Mission 202.
THE FILLMOBE BRANCH Ok* THE CALI. IS
'AT ICT,7. FILLMORK ST. i - - :
CARPET CLEANING
S. F.^COMPRESSED AIU CLEANING : CO.. .301
•". gutter. St., phone Kearay OSS-* (BLUB WAGON)
f — Carpets, .- rcss<inicl:ly»'thi>rougblj. cleaned on
-.floor, without, reuiovjl;! jstimafe*' free. - :
\u25a0WH'ENtycn tx"coine- dl««msieil vrltb {^>or" worfe.
. send yov.r tarprts t0 . 3. SI'AUU.»IN{i A CO..
*;3.W.Tenama;st. ; DonsiasjUcSJ., ri0me.J2347.. i
UJSSLUW'.S'CiO. --.WOKKS.' --i'} Vern-ont. * Turk
;-, -602 ft .-. M33l7— Clean'g -tc. laid ."c;.>stab. 20 yrs.
WA.TX*S— Reliable J carpet cieatnj-,". - alteratiod-?;
. rf.noTst... Jayinc.*.V>o:l>v'Tisariero:-pli. Park s*)o.
\u25a0AIJVANCE Carpet Cleanins Co.— Advanced' metfe—
,:: » ods - GKO. rvVALCOM '\u25a0 Cu..r-1131-n3!J Satter «.'
'*<' v *-*LIN^.ItHOS.,'-'farpet Jdeanius' anft .laying.'
-«t - '^Geary- st. corner Baker; phcne We*t 5*3."
.' .iIA""HEAVSON'S carpet beating works. Ul5 Kast
: lith.st.V Oakland; tel. Merrltt 500. .
AA— NATIONAL Carpet Cleanlns , Wks.— Hamp-
; -, ton tc Ilailly. 544-343 Church nt: : Market Is 9.
• stORAGEand MOVING VANS
. ; UKKINS-, VAN! AND.ISTORAGE COMPANY. „,
' . Fireproof warehouses, loth \u25a0\u25a0 aad Mission.
, : Phone >: Market 'l3-14.' cr H0me, M1313., ;
• WILSON ; BRO3.V' Inc. — Moving ' and storage, : cor.
' ' 14th and . Sanchez - etc..* uno block fro-n * Market
\u25a0 and iFlllmore st." cars."-.: PJione Park 271. . "
•''.'-' " " ';.: - \u25a0 , BEKINS*. , \u25a0': " - \u25a0' '
. ; "" ---- „ .'OF, COURSE. . , -
• : - . "- ". 1070, nrondway; near ;l2th -nt..: Oakland. ."•
\u25a0 A— PACIFIC - STORAGE ;• AND CO.— Brick
• - ' Warehonse.'.' 2322 Flllmore st. ; phone West 2633.'
£ J»IERCE-RODOLPH 3 STORAGE : CO., A 450 i EOdjL
,f ; it-: \u25a0' tel. r.Weat 528. ; Home • &2SO&.
FLATS, RESIDENCES, LOPTS
AND OFFICES TO LBT
C 2 LEASE
> — i \u25a0 — — \u25a0 ' *i
J. W. WRIGHT * CO..
228 MONTGOITEBY ST.. MILLS BLDO.
PHONES:
DOUGLAS 4430. C*lB2B. \u25a0
. REAL ESTATE ASD INST^BAXCB.
AUCTIONEERS.
RENTS COLLECTED.
FULL CHARGE TAKEN OF PROeERTT.
THIS UST REVISED DAILY,
FLATS AND APTS. NORTH OS"MARXST.
$73-$BS— 6 r. *pt«.: steam heat, hot water. ««• .
vator tnd hotel service; Pacific «*.
>75 — 7 r.: 2937 Washington nr. Brodericlt; nOWf.
beaatlfnl flat In high class neighborhood;
very reasonable. \u0084
«70_8 r . : 2677 California nr.- Pierce: upper: ut-
ing r., dining r. and reception nail connect.
*63— 11 r.; 244 Laurel nr. Clay; marin* view.
$65—^7 r.: 3258 Jackson nr. Walnut.
$62.50— 6 r.; 1430 Washington nr. L»aj<OT«na:
1 artistic flat: hardwood floors tnxongnoat;
flaest In district. . .«
$50—6 r.: 1453 Washington nr. Hytla: «i>o«f.
150—11 r.; 2217 Scott nr. Clay: upper.
$50 and J6o— l r. and 2 b. each: elegaat Ot*!
• hardwood floors, etc.; orerlooliinj O. G.
- park: 2090 Fell st. cor. Shrader.
S3o— B r.; 2330 Franklin nr. Broadway. ,
$47.50—7 r.: 1690 McAllister nr. Brod*.; opp«r.
»4&— B r.; 3172 Clay nr. Lyon; upper.
?4C — 6 r.; 11«S Jackson nr. Jones; elegant view.
$42.50—6 r.; middle; new bldg.; gplendld jranay
rooms; large closets: marine view; 118» TO-
bert nr. Hyde; every convenience.
$42.50^-5- r.:^733 Larkin cor. Jacfcecn.:- modern.
$40—7 r.; 1331 Waahlngton nr. Leav.; upper.
S4t>— llr.; W3 Stanyan nr^ Carl: upper.
$37,60-^6 large raw.;, every poejible convenience:
light and sunny: large closets; marine view;
1173-73 Filbert st. nr. Hyde.
537.50 — 7 r.; 31S8 Washlactoa nr. Lyon.
537.50— 6 r.; 13C6 Green nr. Polk.
*37.50— 7 r.: 2400 Fillmorf cor. Wash.; moderns
upper; Janitor and garbage service.
<37.50~S r.; 2212 Polk nr. VaUeJo: upoer.
$37,50—3 r. apt.: hot water, steam heat, hard-
wood floors. ga« rang«"«. wall beds, etc.; 1651
Larkin nr. Washington.
$35 — 7 r.; 1475 Jackson nr. LerVln: yard.
$35 — S r. ; 1703 Hyde cor. Broadway ; upper.
$35 — 7 r. ; 926 Flllniore nr. Fulton; upper.
$35—0 r.; 2U50 Inlaa ur. Buchanan.
$35—6 r.; 2964 Flllmore cor. Union: nnper.
$35-$37.50 — ( and 5 r. : beautifully appointed?
large rooms: .light and sunay; large clo»- :
et»; every cony.; The Ternon. 1930 Hyde. !
$35 — 4 r. : 2030 Hyue r.r. t'.lbert; splendid sized \u25a0
rooms; large closets: marine view, .-'r i.-.-
$35 each — « r.; 1441-5 Valiejo nr. Polk; uppers, i
$35-$42.»0 — G r. each; brand new flat*: modern; ;
. panoramic marine view; l'zht and faanvj
. 1151-59 Filbert nr. Hyde.
535— 6 r.; 14. W .»J Jones nr. Washington.
JB5-^6 r,; 1514 McAllister nr. Scott: modern. '
$35 — 0 r.; 2154 Krodericii cor. Wash.; upper. : 1
$35— G r.; 2059 QoMca Gate cor. Central ay.
$35 — 7 r. : 104<J Un'on nr. Octavla: mo>lera.
f35 — 7 r. ; I><J6 U«.Men Oate nr. Broilerick.
>35 — 5 r. ; eiegan; taotlprn ap*. ; The Lenox. S"W» I
cor. Halghi. aqd Broderick.
S3T^— 7 r.; Oltt Fell nr. iJuvhaaau; upper.
$3--'.si>— B r.: 1314 Colo nr. Kivoli.
. $3^.50 — 7 r. : ISCSMs Xci: *t. nr. Ashbury; appert
2 elegant H;tt.-* overlookiu^ park; very '
reasonable.
$02.50— « r. ; SSO Central ay. cor. McAllister.
. $32.50—7 r.; 290ti Vinr- cor. Lyon; motiera.
• $32.."0 — Or.: 17-J.> Lyin nr. I'inr; modern.
t JW2.-.o— 6 r.; 1930 A>eT!sad«r.j cor. Calif.; upper.
$32.8 D —0 r.: elega:ir sunny lower; not 100 ft.
; from G. U. park: ciifapest flat in neigh-
borhood; rent rel. ; 230 t'iajton nr. Fell.
. $32.50 — •> -r. ; 1C33 Broderick ' ar. Turk; modern.
and sunny uiip<*r. '
$30 — 6 r. ; 1090 Creen cor. tlor.gh: miiliUe; gtrlct-
, - ly muderu; pa*lly worth $4~>: marine view.
' $30 — 6 r. ; IKS" Dwlsart^ro nr. Sntter; reduced
\u25a0^from $37.50; sunny and modern; upper.
?3«— 4 r.; 14T1 Wasclngrbn nr. IIy<le; upper.
$30—5 r. : 13S* FUb*-rt nr. I^arkiu; upper; newly
; tinted and painted throughout.
' $30 each — 8 r. ; 1742-1744 luloo nr. Uough.
j S3O-^-*> r. : .'!i>l:f Sacramento nr. Cucrry.
. &ZC — 6 r. : 554 Filbert nr. Taylor.
; j:;ii— « r. : 1131 Val!ej>» kt. I^:ive:iworth: upper.
Jf.jO — G r. : 1921 McAllister nr. Lyoa; upper.
?i!<> — 7 r. : 31>js clay ur. Baker; modem.
- $^!O — 4 r.: 1714 A t'ofltur. Cfayt upper.
' $.'50 — fi r. : 214s BroJoric!; nr. V.*asu:ugtpn. ',
• $20 — tt r.; 2074 Hayes nr. t'o>.
s:<0 — « r. : S;i7 Clayton nr. Carl; upper.
; $30 and $37.50— Klegsn: mi>ipra ..»w. 1175-T-9 j
t'n'ou st. nr. Hyde: 5 and 6 rooms each. '•
$20-|27.r.0-#*>— fi r. ea.; sunay and up to date; I
740-51-53 Baker s>t. nr. W G. ay.
$2S— 5 r.; 1379 Ir.ioa nr. folk.
$2S— 7 r.: 25.".2 S:?iacr nr. Broadway; upper.
, *27.r.O — 4 r. : 1870 Clay nr. Po!k; modern apt.j;
. disappearing lie<i*: janitor sprvlce. etc.
. $27.50— t; r. ; l.j'iu lirepmvieb nr. Van Xess;.nj>. '
; $27."J>— i; r. ; 1004 .lones nr. Pacific. - - - :•,
$27.50 — « r. : 31S0 Wa.»iiin?ron nr. Lyon.
. 527..j« — d r. ; 162* Buchanan nr. Po»t; modern.
" 527.30— G r.; 1417 Broderick nr. Post; upper. j
$27.50 — 6 r. : elegant, srcr.ny, npper flat la first
cla.«s condttion: 2JO'» Clay ur. Webster.
$27 — C r. ; 116 T. Broadway nr. Leavenworta.
' Si's.sO-$27.60— 5 r.: 12C3A-Viß Lonbartl nr. PoU^ ;
$25—5 r. ; 1373 Vallelo nr. Hyde: very suaay.
$25—5 r.; 1243 McAlltstfr nr. Fillmore.
\u25a0 $25 — 8 r- ; 1632 Bwhanaa nr. Post: medern.
$2->— 6 r. ; 2134 O'Farrell nr. Devisadero.
$25—4 r.; 7C4 Central ay. cor. Fnltoa; neper.
$23—3 r.; 1135 Vall<»Jo nr. Jones. r
' $25 — fir.; 2243 leaven worth nr. Lombard.
' $25 — 5 r. ; 1041 Filbert nr. Leavea's^rth : npper. !
$25—5 r.: 101. f > II st. nr. 10th «v. ; upper.
• ?25 — 6 r. : C3J> Lyoa st. nr. Fulton; .upper.
1 $25-$35-$45 — $ r. ; ea.; 3 modern flats; 263-7-9 i
' Ist ay. cor. California.
! $25 — 5 r.; 1219 A G^ary nr. Gough; upper. .
. $25—0 r.; 1549 Filbert nr. OctaTla.
*25 — « r.; 2531 Laguna nr. Green.
$25 — Tr.; 1856 l.'nicn nr. Ltgunn.
• $25 — 6 r-;JH3 Stanyan nr. tarl: modern.
» $25 — 5 r.; 731 Shra.ler nr. Waller.
• $25 — R r.; 6«> Bu^na Vista terrace; modern Cat; !
1 beantifnl surroundings. -
' $24 — 8 r.; 283S Stelncr ur. Broadway.
: $23 — 7 r.; 928 Central ay. nr. GoMen Gate.
*23 — 5 r.; ISIS Filbprt nr. Octavia: modern.
- $22.50—3 rm. apt.- 1370 A Pin# nr. Larkin.
. $22.50—7 r. ; 852 Haight nr. Devlsadero: upper.'
$22.30—4 r.; 1440 Pacific nr. Hyde; tipper.
: $22.60—5 r .; 1707 Hayes cor. . Central ar.» '
strictly modern: upper; light and sunny.
$22.5Ck^-5 r.; lllSßroauway ur. Leav.; upper, -i
$22.."0— 6 r.; 341 20th. *v. nr. Clement. \
. $21.50-75 r.'-and b-: snnny. modern, up to- date. ;
mlddlo; 2016-18 Octavla nr. Filbert; tplea- ,
! » did neighborhood; lower Cat $13.
$21— 7 r- : 2289 Tttrk- nr. Central; upper.
$20—5 r.; upp«r Cat; Just completed; modern fa» >
, -. every re»i>ect; .Ist ay. nr. Eddy.:
" $20—3 r.: 1683- Washington nr. Polk: front.
' $20 to $27.50-^-Ele?ant apts., 4 r.: wall beds) ;
marine view; >»58 Filbert nr. Taylor.
$20^ — 5 r. : . 1654 Filbert nr. Gongh : upper.
• $1M20— 3 r.: ea.; apt. flats; 1710 Larkla an, ,
..Wash.: n»at and cozy: strictly modern.
- $20 — 4 r.: 71 Glover nr. . Leav»nworth.
$20 — 5 r.; SW. cor. Hayes st. and Central aT.
J-'O — 4 r. ; " 1456 Bth . a y. . Sunset.
• $20^ — 4T-;4 T-; 1427 Jackson nr.-Hyde: beautiful mod*
1 \u25a0 • crn flat: beam celling, etc.
$13 — 4 t.: 700 A Central ay. cor* Fultoa.
: $17-51? — 3 - r. -flats: very ceat and nionj; OZ»
12^i-14 Broftprick nr. Hayes.
$17..-<V-4 r.; WBO Filbert, nr. Hyde.
$17.50^ — 4 r. ; 2463. Sacratnt'uto. nr. Webster.
' $16^ — 5 r. and b. ; 2319 tombard nr. Pierce; nppeiw
, $15—4 r.;,137>J l!>th ay. nr. I sr.
- $14.50—3 r.; 2S -Waldo ptace nr. Broadway.
• $13 — I r.; 1041 Filbert nr. Leavenworth.
FURXISI?EJ>
> $200 — 11 r.; large grounds: Clay nr. Maple.
. $Ss— 6 r.: middle: 1224 Jackson nr. Jones.
. $75 — 7 r-: 3323 day nr. TVainnt; elegantly far-
> • nished; piano: librarr. etc.; artistic home. \u25a0
• $72.50 — S r. house; 190*' i Webster nr. California.
«tJO — 6 r.; 152t$ Leavenwortti nr. Jackson; flat.
$32.50—5 r.: ltJfcl Jon-^ nr. l»aria>. -
$27. R0 — X r. «mi b. ; 1355 day cor. Learenworth.
: tiS'.SO and $32.5<>~3 r. aa«lb.: 31f» California
t nr. Lyoa; furnished and partly furnished.
S' HOUSES XORTU OF- MARKET
. ?Ss— 9 r.; 2713 Clay nr. Pierce.
; $*o—B0 — 8 r. and 2 b. : 2737 Clay nr. Pierce.
, $75—10 r.; 2351 D»vL<i«d«ro nr. Wash.; beater.
$75— -S r.; SSI Asliburynr. Frederick; garage.
- J6O— lo r.; 2SS4 4 CUy nr. Scott; modem.
- $55—12 r. ; 2020 -Valiejo nr. Buchanan; elegant
\u25a0 - marine view. ,
r $50— S r.; 1702 O'Farrell nr. Fil'.more; modern;
1 electric -light, etc.
$50—9 r.; 2.T23 f«'ig!j nr.' Valiejo.
- $4C»- T S r-: 248 10th ay. nr. ' Clement st.; modern;
biltisrU room in basement.
$4C>— lo r.: »11» Washinston nr. Lyon.
- $12.50— 8 r. and b.; 22 Detgado OFK Hyde.
i STORES. LOFTS. ETC.; NORTH OF MARKET!
1 $l«.'O— Bush and Kcarny ; ground floor space.
$Zo— Io4S L'evitadero nr.l'oiit: larta «tare
- $3S— Siore. NR. <~>s^. t.'nlcn-aau Laiktn gts.
• $30— Store. 1544 Dcvi-auero nr. Piae.;
« $20— Fine location for fmit store. .-
S2s— a*tore ami 4'rms.; ZMS Washington.
• $25 aa*l $--Uv— Stores 2tCt-26' Hayes nr. Cole.
*i:i.sO to $.".<£— Larye light sample rooms.
1 $10— 1243 McAllister ur. Flllmcre; 15x23.
! SOUTH OF MARKET A XI>" MISSION
- $22.5<>— Hat of 7 r.: IS&2 Folsom nr." 14th.
'- S'**^ 1 m o use; 2S7!> 24th nr. Sanchez; larga
• t garden; la first class condition.
$30— Stores with living brooms; »tl». or. Folsom,
'- $30—5 r. r*1023 15th i»t. \u25a0 nr. Dolores ; upper.
1 $25 each — l t r. 'and bw;- modern flats; belns com*
t t.rVpteted: 9th- st, nr.- Fol.-om. .
S2C.s<>— 7 ,r.; -246 Chattanooga" nr. 23d; upper. '
- <$22.j0— -3 r.; 47 Alvarado nr. San Jose; upper J
- _ -strictly. mo<lern. up to «late. sunny; flat.
- $-\u0084-53<>—A r. ami b. each;- IIUS Folsom nr. lOta. .
• *20— i r. each: 27(M) 23d st. coc." Potrero ay.; 3
_' v fine fimuy Hats ; . every eonwnlenw.
' |li : t^-r* r -". 1^ Lanilers off 14th and Market.
- !H,%*!?~A r ;-a u d b.;;ls4A.Langton nr. Folsom.
$9-B.l2— Modern apt*., 3 r. ea.; newly renovated;
.. 101 Morris" a v.nr. Bryant bet. sth and 6ta«
£u W &CO..
• ; - 228 MONTGOMERY ST..
t . ; MILLS BUILDING.
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