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The San Francisco Call
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MEETINGS—LODGES
CALIFORNIA Chapter No. 5, R. A. .
M.--Special meeting THIS ITUES- HPTOU |
DAY i EVENING at 7:30 o'clock. gJKjg
2135 Suffer street. m?^_*f
EDWARD PEABODY. tSSSJf
Secretary.
A. & A. S. R. of Free Masonry. San f~»
Francisco Chapter. K. R. C. No. 1. — •—LJ -.
Sixteenth degr*c THIS (TUESDAY' I M j
EVENING. August 13. 1912. at | j(g
o'clock. Scottish Rite Temple, north- IP
east corner Van Ness avenue and Sut- I >
ter street. J^,
HFNRY ASOROFT. Secretary.
MISSION Commandery No. 41. K. T. mMJA
Stated assembly THIS (TUESDAY * fljgp ,
EVENING at 8 o'clock. Mission Ma XQA
sonic Temple. 2668 Mission street. The
Illustrious Order of the Red Cross. All fraters |
cordially Invited. By order of
EDWIN W. TUCKER. Eminent Commander.
A. HAWKSLEY. Recorder.
PARNASSUS I-odge No 38.8. F. & A. m '
M. First degree THIS (TUESDAY)
EVENING at 8 o'clock. HJT
W. A. HOYT. Secretary. '▼1
BAN FRANCISCO Lodge No. 360. F. Sc m
A. M-, 1739 Fillmore street—First de- _A*
gree THIS (TUESDAY ('EVENING at XX
7:30 p. m. /▼>
LEW E. SAWYER. Secretary.
PACIFIC I/**d~e No. 136. F. &. A. M. - jT~
Meets THIS (TUESDAY* EVENING VV
«t 7:30 o'clock. First degree. . /^r\
GEO. B. DARLING. Secretary. 'w*
GOLDEN Gate Lodge No. 30. F. & A. A
M.--Third degree THIS iTITROAVi
EVENING at 7:30 o'clock. Fraternal J\yT
hall, I. O. o. F. Bldg.. Market and ' ~ *
7th st*. Master Masons cordially Invited.
EDWIN L. MEYER. Secretsry. ».
TEMPLAR I/vige No. 17, I. O. -J________k.
F.—Officers and members will dKB»
meet TODAY* (Tuesday >. at 1
p. ra.. for the purpose of attend
me the fuDeral of our late brother. R. F. HAR
RISON. J. R. MORRISON R S
THEOSOPHICAL MEETINGS
THE UNITED LODGE OF THEOSOPHISTS.
Public lectures, free to all. as follows:
TONIGHT—Room 617. 948 Market St.. S. F.
TONIGHT luring hall. 531 11th st.. Oakland.
FRIDAY--2075-Allston way, Berkeley.
TUESDAY -120* Turk St.. S. F.
Ali-meetings 8 p. m. Subject this week:
"THE INJUSTICES OF LIFE."
THEOSOPHICAL Society —G. G. Lodge, 1472
Golden Gate ay. Free lecture. Bp. m.. "Seen
vs. Unseen,"' continued, Mrs. E. Morrison
Grout.
EOST jANDjFOUND
IF YOU LOSE ANYTHlNG—Advertise it j
here. It will be returned to you if an honest,
person finds it. Remarkable recoveries are
•sought about every day through these col- j
umua.
IF YOi; FIND ANYTHING
BRINt; IT TO THE
SAN FRANCISCO CALL
TOST AND FOUND BUREAU
THIRD AND MARKET STREETS
Get a claim check. Have It advertised. Re
-Claim It if the owner does not.
.". THE LAW—People who find lost articles
are Interested 1n knowing that the state law
is strict in requiring them to seek the own
ers through advertisement and otherwise,
and that failure to do so, if proof can be
i shown. Involves a severe penalty.
' - i - •
FOUND or, street cacs anil run be obtained by
owner at UNITED RAILROADS OFFICE, ROOM
i>o2. 85 SECOND ST.: August 6- -Pkg. sauce pot;
pkg. Cteek; pkg. hat frames; pkg. rtsc; pkg.
drugs; pkg. clothes: pkg. ventilators; white shoe;
pipe: hairpin: book: bankbook; 2 pairs gloves;
parasol. August 7—3 rings, parasol; stickpin:
pick: suitcase; 2 small grips; pair ghive~; 2 p-)ir
eyeglasses; 3 books; handbag; 3 purses; linen
bag. eyeglass ease: pkg. linen: pkg. sandpaper;
pkg. clothes: pkg. lace; roll plans; pkg. contain
»*-.g co«t. August B—Black wallet; veil; knitted
f.andbag: snitbox; box surgical instrumeuts:
purse; brooch: 3 grips: box writing paper: 3
l*>xes pipp fittings; paper box; bottle medicine;
string tieads; steel bank: pkg. overalls: pkg. ad
vertising cards: pkg. hosiery; pkg. Rhoes; pkg.
macaroni; picture: suitcase. August 9—Bottle
medicine; watch fob; bankbook: walking cane;
fountain pen: pearl brooch: roll containing a
r.iVtiire; silver mesh bag; grip; pair gloves: tele
scope basket; small re<l book; purse; child's tint:
alligator grip; pkg. containing overalls: pkg. con
taining corset; pkg. folding paper boxes. August
10—Envelope photographs: grip: black silk cap;
<ioor key; roll pians; blue jumper; rule; child's
white coat: hammer: package of hardware; pack
age of clothes: bag of tinfoil: purse. August 11
--Purse; 2 pair of gloves; brooch: 2 pins; fur;
white shoe; rosary beads: door key; music bag;
child's blue coat: pkg. curtain rods: pkg. baby's
clothes; straw grip: overcoat; can of, coffee.
FOUND on coast line trains, and can be ob
tained by owner at SOUTHERN PACIFIC
DEPOT. THIRD snd TOWNSEN'D STS.: August
6---Dustf-r; silver pin; enameled collar pin. Au
gust 7- — Basket; square; umbrella: sweater: neck
tie pin. August B—Cane: letter: purse; bicycle
box. August B—Necktie pin. August 10—Shop
ping bag; pair lady's gloves.
*■
LOST AND FOUND
. C OB *'. B . n **,.^_^„..^_
FOUND, and can be obtained by owner at
POLITE DEPARTMENT. HALL OF JUSTICE.
KEARNY and WASHINGTON STS.: July 20 to
August 4—Star •of Society of Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals; telescope basket; suitcase;
sack of rice; 100 lb sack of salt: silk watch fob
nomogram buckle; star of Pacific Humane so
ciety; grip of clothing: bunch of keys: black
leather purse containing money. August 3—B
books fonud in front of ion.", Market st. August
«—Wallet and contents. August 9—lnner tube of
an automobile, found at ISO 2 Fillmore st.; yel
low metal locket, found in Hamilton square.
August 10—Lady's gold watch, found at Kearny
and Bush sts. August 11--Brown hat, found at
Fillmore and Turk sts.
FOUND on trains and ferry, and can be oh
tamed by owu«r at SAN FRANCIS! O-OAKLAND
terminal railways, key system, key
ROUTE PIER TERMINAL. OAKLAND: August
1 Pkg. drugs; umbrella; belt pin: glass candle
str.nd; coffee can; nails. August 7—Pkg. tools;
2 parasols: single glove: truss; envelope gloves;
pair elTes; handbag: bracelet; roll music; lady's,
back comb. August B—Cardcase;8 —Cardcase; handbag: pic.
suit of clothes: pkg. galvanized hook**-: pkg.
apron; pkg. cap: parasol. August 10 and 11 —
Pkg. can fennel seed: pair eyeglasses; gold
watch, fob and locket: gray sweater.
FOUND, and can be obtained by owner at
SAN FRANCISCO-OAKLAND TERMINAL RAIL
WAYS (eastern district*. NINETY-SIXTH AY.
and EAST FOURTEENTH ST.: August S -Keys;
envelope containing money. Angust 9—Fountain
pen top: picture. August 10— Shopping bag:
satchel: collars; watch fob: hat: gloves; cord;
purse; brooch pin; music. August 11—Handbag;
purse; basket.
FOUND on trains and ferry, and can be ob
tained by owner at SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD. OAKLAND PIER: August R--Ladv's
handbag; suitcase; lady's coat: pkg. hardware;
roll of drawings and plans; pkg. of clothing:
black purse; small brown purse; 2 pkgs. of
clothing: 3 books: hand grip: pkg. cf cloth". Au
gust 9—6 pkgs. clothing: book: 3 ladles' costs;
rair lineman's spurs; hathev containing 2 hats;
pair spectacle?*: nilk muffler.
; *—— I.
FOUND, and can he obtained by owner at
tbe SAN FRANCISCO-OAKLAND TERMINAL
RAILWAYS. CENTRAL DISTRICT. fAR STA
TION, SECOND AY. and EAST SIXTEENTH
ST.. OAKLAND: August 7—Bundle: drinking
glasses; kodak: cooper's hammer; shopping bag.
August 8-—Umbrella; envelope; grip* keys
brush : shirt. August 10—Milk bottle; package;
lap robe; gloves; pants: basket.
FOUND, and can be obtained by owner at
SAN FRANCISCO-OAKLAND TERMINAL RAIL
WAYS WESTERN DISTRICT. FIFTY FIRST
ST. and TELEGRAPH AY.. OAKLAND: August
9— Smoking pipe; hand satchel: smoking pipe;
p.-.ir lady's (loves; pkg. merchandise; small par
cel; pocket knife. August 11—Parasol; lunch
crip.
FOUND, and can be obtained by owner st
CALIFORNIA ST. (ABLE RAILWAY. COR.
NER HYDE AND CALIFORNIA STS. : August 8
—Girl's home purse; music hook; rosary with
i ross attacked: glove; suitcase: pkg. rubbers and
sox: fountain pen; ei)T»!ope set kodak pictures.
FOUND en trains and ferry, and can be ob
tained by owner from GENERAL BAGGAGE
AGENT. WESTERN PACIFIC RY. FERRY
BLDG.: July—Market bag; bed comforter; pair
of eyeglasses: lady's hat; umbrella.
I.'XT Gold engraved bracelet. Saturday Aug
10. on S. P. train between San Francisco and
San Jose. Finder please return to P O hoy
4*3. Redwood City: reward.
FOUND Watchfoh. in Ellis st. bet. Mason and
Powell, with lady's picture: owner may have
same. Apply Lost and Found Bureau. Call.
FOUND—Adrift in bay Aug. 1. yacht Curlew;
owner communicate with LEWIS CHAMBER
LAIN. ZtQS Howard street.
LOST Diamond sunburst, between Kentfield and
San Rafael; liberal reward. MRS. C. BACH
Kentfield.
FOUND A bunch of S keys on string, at corner
of Kearny and Washington sts. Apply cashier
Call.
FOUND—rin. three diamonds, pearls rubles in
center. Apply at 1512 20th st.
LOST—Watch at Mussel rock. Return to 330
29th st. : reward.
MATRIMONIAL
MATRIMONIAL paper, up to date, with descrip
tions of one of the wealthiest societies In
United States; many marriages: reliable serv
ice; paper sealed. 10 cents. MRS. BELL, ISIS
Magnolia ar.. Los Angeles.
ANY one desiring marriage is invited to call or
write Mr and Mrs. Hyde. 2677 Mission st.
BUSINESS PERSONALS
NOTICE—The Call will not knowingly print Ille
gitimate advertisements. If any reader can fur
nish information that any advertisement in thia
column is not legitimate, send it to The Call in
confidence, H nd if found correct the advertise
ment w!li be discontinued.
AA—WIGS, toupees. 1809 Fillmore st. Gentle
men's clept., 2271 Calif.; est. 1866. G. LRD
ERER. Mr Lederer in charge. Work guar.
GERMAN herb capsule for women; no operation-.
1524 Pacific ay.. Alameda Bay station.
MASSAGE b.v trained nurse; refined patruus only.
1437 Buchanan St.; hours 12 to 9.
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1912.
BUSINESS PERSONALS
ton tinned _,-^S-.*
MARIE' FOSOH— German expert: massage and
electric vibratory treatments. 832 Market St..
room 208; open Sunday: honr* 10-10.
CHIROPODY, electric and vibratory treatment
for rheumatism and nervousness. MRS.
QUEEN, 1122 Market st. opposite 7th. room 2.
GERMAN nurse wishes a, few more engagements
for massage, manual *or vibratory: Naubeim
bath. 626 Hyde st. bet. Geary and Post.
N. Y. HAIR DRESSING PARLOR; OPEN EVEN
INGS: switches, puffs, psyches; pin curls made
26c up. 2055 Sutter near Fillmore; West ISBO.
! DRUGLESS METHOD—EIec. light bath; tbera
peutlc lamp: col. rays; manip.. etc.; hours 10-9;
open Sun. 1415 O'Farrell (car 20-21); West BQIS.
MRS. HARTMAN. mechano-therapeutics and elec
tricity for Impaired circulation nervoua ail
ments and rheumatism. 757 Pacific building.
I MISS H. GIBSON, masseuse, face and scalp
treatments, 34 Ellis St., room 310; hours,
1-10 p. m.
»
MISS PIERPONT. graduate masseuse: open Sun
day 10 to 10. 407 Westbank bldg.. S3O Market
CORTEX, electric and magnetic treata.. 915 Van
Ness ay. cor. Ellis, suite 203; hours 11 to 11.
i MADAM CL'RSAN. sulphur, reducing baths; mag
netic wave and scalp treats. 2022 Sutter st.
WELLS' MAG-NETir AND SCALP TREAT
MENTS. 1065 MISSION ST.. ROOM 55.
[MRS. ANDREWS, professional nurse; masseuse;
j physician's references. 725 Tnrk st.: hours 12 7.
MISS F. ROGERS, late of Chicago, masseuse:
i scalp treatment. Room 301, 84 Ellis st.
| VAPOR and tub baths for colds and rheumatism:
I alcohol trestm't; manicuring. 1114 Devisadero.
101 Post St.. room 202—Tub. steam, electric
baths. Vlb. Open dally and Sunday.
PERSONALS
ANY ONE knowing the whereabouts of Cecil,
Dan Bennett, who left Minneapolis August.
1900. please inform LEONORA BENNETT, 374
Sd St., Portland. Ore.
WRJTUAUSM
AA —MRS. J. J. WHITNEY, trance medinm; con
sultation $1 at ber home. 1164 O'Farrell: hy
letter. 4 questions. $1. Phone Franklin 6722.
A—MRS. L. H. KINNAIRD. ord.: ron. daily 10-4;
circle only Sun..Wed.. Fri.. 8 p.m. 1439 Fillmore.
CLAIRVO YANTS
HENRY MANSFIELD
CASES FINISHED IN THREE TO 21 DAYS
! WONDER WORKER IN SPECIAL INFLI'ENCF,
A $5 Trance Clairvoyant Reading for $1
tells you everything; names, dates, friends,
enemies, secret troubles: unites the separated;
causes speedy happy marriage: teaches how
to fascinate and win the one you lore; gives
advice on all affairs of life; makes the wish
permanent and sure; business, law, marriage,
divorce, health, changes, patents, exll influ
ences, weak vitality, good luck, mines, oil
wells, deeds, estates. Investments; readings by
mail; 4 questions $1.
HOTEL ENTERPRISE.
1144 MARKET ST. NEAR EIGHTH
A— PROF. OAKLAND.
WORLD'S GREATEST CLAIRVOYANT,
Palmist, astrologist. mental telepathlst: will
cause things to be a? you desire; tells erery
thing; dates, important Information, all revealed:
health, luck, marriage, business, mlninir. treas
ure, /lawsuits, evil influences, spells, weak hab
its, love tr«tibles and tells full name and every
thing yon wish to know. Hours 10 to S, CON
SULTATION FREE
1633 FILLMORE ST.. NEAR POST.
FOR READINGS RY MAIL SEND $1.
THE CALL EXTENDS A CORDIAL INVITA
TION TO ADVERTISERS AND TO THE PT B
LIC TO USE ITS INFORMATION BUREAU
FOR GENERAL AND SPECIFIC INFORMA
TION OF ALL WANTS EXPRESSED IN ITS
COLUMNS. THE CALL INFORMATION RU
REAU IS AT ALL TIMFS AT THE SERVICE
!OF ADVERTISERS AND THE ASSISTANCE OF
THE PUBLIC. __
PRINCESS ZORADIA. celebrated Egyptian clair
voyant and palmist: all interested in occult
science s*e this gifted woman: she has no
equal: tells name, exactly what you called for;
special reading 50c. 1843 Fillmore near Sutter.
MISS ZEMDAR. young, gifted clair. and palmist;
a wonderful prophetess: hours 10 to 10; ladles
f.Oc. gentlemen SI. 1106 Devisadero near Turk.
MME. LEONIOA-Palmist, cards, clairvoyant;
honest readings madame's specialty. 948 Me
Alllster st.
Vera Marsh. 1178 McAllister at Fillmore; S5 read
ings. 50c: 4 qnes. by mall. 25c: 12 8. San. 1-4.
_ ATTORNEYS
ADVICE FREE--No eharee unless snccessfnl: all
cases: all business Quickly and nnfetly attended
to; bankruptcy; general practice; open every
erenlng. 1028 Market st. room 12.
AM. cases uncontested settled for $20; nice, quiet
way hv good lawyer. 1112 Market, oftce 122.
HARRIS & HESS, attorneys at law; W. T. Hess,
notary public. Room 700. Hearst building.
PATENT ATTORNEYS
DEWEY. STRONG A CO. Founded lSflO; U. 8.
snd forrfsn patents: Inventors' guides; 100
mechanical movements free. 911 916 Crocker
bnlldlnsr. San Francisco.
C. P. GRIFFIN. *>v examiner U. R. patent office;
U 8. and foreign patents. 704 Pacific bldg.
H. c. RCHROEDER. patent, trademark attorney.
417 Flr«t Natfansl Bank bnlldlnc. Oakland.
COAST NOVELTY CO . 2108 15TH ST -TOOLS.
DIFS AND EXPERIMENTAL WORK.
ACCOUNTANTS—Certified Pub.
JOHN R. RUCKSTELL. C. P. A., .".d floor. Clans
Spreckels O'all i building: phone Kearnv 4151.
PENSIONS
M. H. SAMMIS. pension attorney —pensions, back
pay. lost army papers secured. 3415 22d. suite 28
DENTISTS
ARTIFICIAL TEETH "THIS ONE THING I
DO." DR. C. E. WIlilON, 323 Geary, suite 60*4.
DR. IRA G. LEEK All kinds of dental work.
515 Fillmore st. near Oak.
_ CA * PBT CLBA J NtNa ,
S F. COMPRESSED AIR CLEANING CO.. 397
Flitter St.; phone Kearnv 5852 (BLT'E WAGON )
—Carpets, rugs, quickly, thoroughly cleaned on
floor without removal; estimates free.
ABSOLUTELY THE BEST CLEANING. 3c YD.
DEAL DIRECT WITH RICE'S CARPET WKS..
1805 HARRISON ST.: PHONE MARKET 26 2.
WHEN ron become disgusted with poor work,
send your carpets to J. SPAULDING te CO.,
353 Tehama st.: Douglas 3054. Home J2347.
AA NATIONAL carpet Beating Works. Hamp
ton & Ballly. 344 348 Church st.: Market ISO.
WATT'S reliable carpet cleaning: alterations, ren
ovating, laying. r>6o Devisadero; ph. Park 569.
WILSON BROS. CO.. fireproof storage, moving,
packing, shipping. Removed to 1636 Market st
near Haight: phone Park 271.
ANDERSON'S Transfer and Storage Co.—Moving,
packing, shipping, etc.; trunks stored 3 days
free. 985-987 Howard st.; Douglas 2177.
BEKINS VAN AND STORAGE COMPANY.
Fireproof warehouses, 13th and Mission.
Phone Market 1314. or Home M 1313.
PIERCE RODOLPH STORAGE CO.. 145t» Eddy
St.: phones West 828. Home S2S2B.
DRESS MAKING
McDOWELL'S Dressmaking and Millinery School;
evening classes; patterns cnt to order. 121
Geary St., near Grant ay.; Douglas 5731.
FURS
AD. KOCOCR. reliable furrier; repairing, remod
eling, dyeing at popular prices. 222 Monadnock
bldg.; phone Douglas 3023.
BUTTONS AND PLEATING
STEELE'B button works. 222 Ellis nr. Mason: ph.
Franklin 4521 and C 4521; mail orders solicited.
.
ENGINEERING—CiviI, electrical, mining, meeb.,
surrey, assay, cyanide; day, eve.: estab. 1865.
Van der Naillen school, si«t and Tel.. Oakland.
ETHEL COTTON STUDIO of expression; oratory,
after dinner and extempore speaking. 1112 Mkt.
PROF. DINSMORE, 2014 Sutter at. nr. Fillmore—
Spiritual healer; memory and mental culture.
FISK TEACHERS' AGENCY. 2161 Shattuck ay.,
Berkeley. Ca!.. room 4, Wright block.
ISABELLA M. SMITH— Vclee culture and sight
singing. Studio, 1708 Octavia at. \
BUSINESS
HEALD'S j BUSINESS COLLEGE—SchooI of Civil.
*ffi Electrical. Mining/Architectural: 7 day, even
-1 Ing; | established 1 1863. 425 1 McAllister «fcS^gg
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS COLLEGE. 908
gg Market st. opp. sth—Dav and evening j sessions.
ALL court ; reporters ; recommend * Gallagher-Marah
gg Business College. 1256 Market 1 st/|f^fSls^lii
PHYSICIANS
SPECIALIST FOB WOMEN. ' ." \
flI Five years in the same office without ; a disss.
is*ed ? patient. When ■> worried I about * your i condi
tion S consnlt ja * regular licensed 5 physician, who for •
12 years has always been i successful, whose meth
ods are antiseptic, safe and \ PAINLESS, and who
GUARANTEES -■ IMMEDIATE X RESULTS witnout
detention -from borne or work - '
mm CONSULTATION FREE—LOWEST FEES * 7
410-11 121314 WESTBANK « BLDG.. fourth
floor. 830 * Market St.. San < Francisco: i hours, 10-2.
And 517 t 23d at.7f| Oakland; hours. 2:30-8. . ',»-:
* A SPECIALIST—SI s THIRD STREET NEAR
.'- MARKET. RECEPTION ROOM 2.
When worried about your condition consult thla
specialist, who < guarantees results In 7 every case
be accepts. : Private sanatorium. Fees reason
able. Hours—lo a. m. to 6 p. m.; Sundays,
by appointment. v -**;i"'?*^.£ : .-*'*-c*'r ~ "
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'A* SPECIALIST FOR WOMEN.
11 Reliable graduate physician: sure ; and , quick re
sults: :no ' detention j from ', home or occupation: an
tiseptic and painless: consultation free. if Room 3.
933 1 Market st. j opp. Mason: j Ifonrs. 10 4. 6:30-9.
MOST ~. RELIABLE SPECIALIST: *20 S YEARS;
v.- IMMEDIATE RESULTS: can ■*. take i next \ car
home: conf't ; $25 with nurse. Suits > 101, > 78T
~-.• Market. j:J ~ '_ ;,-•,-.:• ~,,- 7 y - -- ;--7
DISEASES I c »n I and women specialty; physician*.
X surgeon. PENN DRUG CO 123 ■3d ? st. ,v :r -;
MEbICAL
VALPEAU'S J female pills; best regulating pills
v« sold; price , $2.50 ;. by express: A Jener f syringe
'* 7 and ■ tablets, price $57 by > express i only ■on ' re
■W ceipt ;of : price. »■ OSGOOD BROTHERS, ' whole
; 7* sale « druggists-. 7th ', and J Brosdwav. Oakland.
MA TERNITY HOMJBS^
ST. MARGARET'S Maternity * Home—-Confinement
n specialty: | adoption: s special * treatment s for { all
*• female . troubles. 341 « 14th st.; Oakland.
S. F. LYING-IN HOME. 1191 Oak Adoption.
V DR. ■ LORD, res, phy.; confmt. $25. Mkt. 4469.
SHEPARD'S MATERNITY SANITARIUM. 1707
■j- 13th ay.. Oakland —Mothers ; and ; girls ■ received.
PRIVATE home In confinement: terms reasonable.
Z 1560 ; Dolorea st.; tel. y Market 2733.
CATARRH AND DEAFNESS
ONE i week I free—For $2 Iwe cure : Catarrh. Bron
; chitis r and Asthma. :*■ We make from * Herbs ■ a
cure for every disease. Samples free; by mall,
1 10 c. HERB REMEDY CO.. 367 Minna at.. S. F.
STAMMERING -:
STAMMER? .- Method for enre explained ' FREE.
i? M. L. ; HATFIELD. 1918 ; Grove. : Oakland. Cal.
INVALID CHAIRS
SOLD, rented, exchanged; manufacturer of Eames'
|-;. tricycle chair. 1714 Market at.: tel; Park 2940.
f < ' - g
EMPLOYMENT OFFICES^
AAA -WEST 1731. / S 2615.
* •? Japanese • and ■'• Chinese " employment 7 office. • ['
T. TAMURA & CO.. 1612 Laguna st. j;7t
C. I). KlNNEY—Chinese employment bureau, suc
~ cessor .* to J. Conn. ~ ■;- Phone Douglas • 3162. 785
j. Clay st. y~-77/!*:>:■ ;7.--!-»''-*;, .■---?■'-,-■•-;.-' -•■■
West 1 5688—OSCAR HATSUMI—ISI3 j Geary. T
All ' kinds of | help | furnished , with care, k dispatch.
HORI A CO.—-Best Japanese ! and ! Chinese help lof
*:•;-■. all , kinds. 1711 ; Post sty West 2803. S-280S. *:
STAR Emp. Office -Japanese-Chinese help. W.
KODATA. 1610 Geary; tel. West 167. S-5700.
EMPLOYMENT WANTED
17'"-.^--7.7' ; .,777
COMPETENT woman 7; wanta .7 position; - : good
'• *•/ cook* i 5, and "• housekeeper; wages t $35. i; Address
; 213 Minna st;, city. -.
COMPETENT young A woman % wishes *to "» render
X her services aln . refined & home to semi-invalid
.;. ior C maid «i to lady ':'<■ desiring I personal -s care *' or
»-- grown J child; willing JtoJ make - herself -useful
7;. 1n the ~i duties of *a i home; * city *i refs.; *; salary
7 moderate. -f Box J 5013. Call 7 office. k::' - •? •-; - •
ELDERLY Ud.v * wants situation "as housekeeper
f for elderly i* lady or gentleman. X Call evenings
B and '■ Sunday at j room 406, Winchester hotel. WfojlA
EMPLOYERS of female help find It very difficult
H at I times !to fill I vacancies ; promptly. a The Call's
Information and Employment Bureau endeavors
1 to keep on file I the references of advertisers In
ii these columns, and ■ will : gladly i furnish same to
';. any one needing assistance. This service is free
;- to all employers. .^ : ->-v■*-*:! ; j -;-;- : -. -•■ :.*-- ■•.■---'-:
EXPERIENCED stenographer and j filing clerk de
■ sires i position; will help with bookkeeping or
,' billing: references; % $15 per s week. 3 Bos 5016,
Call office. -„■.
FIRST CLASS German laundress with best of
\ references wants ; work 'by the day. Box 8016,
: V rail j branch ; office. 1657 s Fillmore ; st. : .
GIRL would ':• like tto % take '' care ', of v children v In
morning from 8 to 1. Please ring up in the
V- morning. Phone West 1929. * .:.,.•-''-<
YOU . lady.'? good -"■ hotel * exchange operator: * as
* sist with books, also typing. Box ."007. Call. .: ' i
Mrs. Housewife - |
There are dozens of first class servants, cooks, seam- §
stresses, washerwomen and help of all kinds that read ¥
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED
i-L~~*
GOOD, steady woman would like work for Thurs
day and Saturday, washing or bouse cleaning.
207 Langton st.; phone Market 6188.
HIGH clasa English dressmaker has closed busi
ness and Is desirous of lady's maid position
or companion, perhaps permanent family dress
maker; young, single, willing to travel. Add.
A. W.. Langham Hotel. Eddy st., off Msrket.
I WOULD like to work in Christian family, more
for home than wages. Address room 206. Wln
chester hotel. 76 8d st.
LADY would like to do reading aloud or writing
for Invalids, elderly people or others, private
secretary work or piano accompanying; 50c an
hour. Box 4717. Call office,
MIDDLE aged woman, trained nurse. New York
city, would like position; care of motherless
children or Invalid a nurse. Box 4807. Call.
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MIDDLE AGED lady, practical nurse, desires
steady work: willing to do light housework or
take care of Invalid; city or country; more
of a home than big wages; good references.
Address MRS. SHARE. 4610 Grove St., Oak
land. Cal.
MIDDLE aged lady with ability and experience
desires place as managing housekeeper or as
companion: like children. Box 4769. Call office.
POSITION wanted as housekeeper tn family or
will care for an Invalid or child. MRS.
LEWIS. 74Q Laguna at.
REFINED woman, girl 10. good cook and house
keeper; references; city or country. 453 61st
st. near Telegraph ay*.. Oakland.
REFINED yonhg woman with some hospital expe
rience would like position In doctor's offlca;
references. C. F. THOMPSON. 246 Grove St.;
phone Market 4527.
REFINED young lady wishes light position; mod
erate salary: city or country. 453 61at st. near
Telegraph, ay..
REFINED Spanish dressmaker would like norm
engagements looking over ladles' wsrdrobes;
reference given. 1124 West 63d st.. Oakland.
REFINED lady with boy would like position as
cook tn country: competent to take entire
charge; references. Address MRS. M., 235
Clement st.
STENOGRAPHER WISHES POSITION: EIGHT
YEARS' EXPERIENCE; $7 A WEEK. BOX
4636. CALL OFFICE.
SITUATION wanted by girl at general house
work or second work In American family;
wages $30; good refs. Box 4737. Call office.
STENOGRAPHER—First class, experienced in
law and fire Insurance, wishes position at
once. Box 4771. Call office.
TRAINED nurse who has nice cottage and yard
will board and room Invalid or children and one
party Interested In same; refs. Call 631 Dia
mond at. or phone Mission 5767.
THE CALL'S Information and Employment Bu
reau retains on file copies of references fur
nished b.v people with clesn records who adver
tise In these columns. Employers sre sccorded
free access to this information. If you are
looking for employment we can help you to
secure same.
YOUNG lady wishes position aa clerk In store or
. bakery in Berkeley. Oakland or Richmond; ex
perienced. 151 S. sth st.. Richmond.
YOUNG Irish woman with a 14 months old baby
wishes a position 1n a family to do general
housework: smsll wages. Apply ASSOCIATED
CHARITIES. 1500 Jackson st.
YOUNG lady In nesd would like a position at
clerical work: long handwriting copyist; am an
experienced cloak and suit saleslady. Box 5019.
Call office.
YOUNG woman will cook meals serve and clean
up; excellent bread maker, pastry, salads.
soups, etc. ; 30 cents per hour. Please do not
send unless services required. Box 477*. Call.
EMPLOYMENT WANTED
MALE
Al STENOGRAPHER. 10 YEARS' EXPERT?
ENC'E IN LEGAL. COMMERCIAL AND SEC
RETARIAL WORK, DESIRES POSITION OF
FERING FUTURE ADVANCEMENT. BOX
4753. CALL OFFICE.
AA —WANTED—Position by competent young man
In office; best of references. Phone Park 4108.
THE CALL EXTENDS A CORDIAL INVITA
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OF ADVERTISERS AND THE ASSISTANCE OF
THE PUBLIC.
AN experienced Swedish farmer, middle aged,
married, ns children, wife good cook for man.
good knowledge of all kinds of stock, under
stands handling of men, desires steady posi
tion. Address box 4613. Call office.
ANY kind of office or literary work wanted.
WM. BRADFORD. 75* Harrison st.
ARCHITECTURAL draftsman; construction, de
sign. details. estimating; temperate snd
trustworthy; ft years' experience; $4.50. Box
460 ft. Call office.
I BOOKEEPER would like small set of books to
keep by contract: will call day or evening.
I Box 4757. Call office.
EMPLOYMENT WANTED
M ALE—Coatlnwed „„„__
AMERICAN. 35. wants position as teamster: good
driver and understands taking good care of
team; knows the streets and city well; good
references. HORTON. phone West 5056.
BAKER —First class all sround foreman, cake
baker and confectioner: French bread and pas
try a specialty: dry hops or compressed yeast.
or can make his own yeast; steady position.
with moderate wages: country preferred; sin
gle: references. Address COMPETENT, box
5004. Call office.
BARKEEPER. German, single, long hotel and
club experience, good mixer, good references,
reliable man, wanta position. F. X., 141 De
visadero st.
BOY. 17. would like to learn lathing or some
other good trade. Box 4783. Call office.
BOOKKEEPING —Small sets of books written up
once or twice a week; money saved by watch
ing collections and expenses. Box 4772. Call.
CARPENTER wants situation with owner, con
struction or general repairs; $3.50. Phone
Market 9247. .
COOK—Good all around meat and pastry cook,
fine bread maker, wants position; sober. Ad
dress COOK, 706 7th St.. Oakland.
CLERICAL work of any kind Is desired by re
liable young man; good references. Box 4705.
Call office. !
COOK—First class Chinese family cook desires
steady position: city preferred; good references.
Address 1009 Stockton st. __
DRUG relief clerk, registered, desires position:
speaks German: reliable and competent; refer
ences. Addrss boy 4809. Call office.
ELDERLY man, experienced, temperate, neat
caretaker, or chickens, for keep; no wage.
Address box 4712, Call office.
ENGINEER and machiniet wishes a position
operating or installing steam plants; can fur
nish first class credentials. Box 4775. Call.
EXPERIENCED fruit clerk wishes position: city
preferred. Address 1343 Broadway. Alameda.
FIRST CLAMS hookeeper desires position; ex
cellenf references as to ability and integrity.
Box 4758. Call office.
FIRST CLASS Chinese laundryman. or willing to
do house cleaning: good references. Address
LEM ONE, 341 Pacific st. Phone China 559.
GARDENER florist, first class; thoroughly un
derstands landscape gardenins. Inc. care of
lawns, trees, shrubbery and greenhouse work,
able to take charge of large grounds, wishes
to gor position: industrious, willing, honest
and reliable; first class references. Box 4804.
Call office.
GARDENER, practical msn. thoroughly under
stands growing, propagation, lay out landscape
work, green house, lawn, trees, shrubberies,
bedding plants fruits, graperies, vegetables,
garden, wishes stesdv place: single; French:
48; good local references. GARDENER. 12fi9
Stockton st.
GROCERY and provision clerk. 6 yrs. exp.; good
meat cutter. Box 4756. Call office.
IF yon have a clean record and are looking for a
position, place an ad in The Call, file with us
a copy of your references and we will under
take to assist you to secure a position.
JAMES STATES, interpreter ami salesman. speaks
Greek. Italian. English, Arabic and Turkish.
wishes employment as salesman; references;
27 years with Rrltish government as superin
tendent: 2 medals from the English and Egyp
tian governments. 290 3d st.. city.
MIDDIJ3 ajred man desires a steady Job of any
kind: moderate wages. Box 4755, Call .fft<-e.
MERCHANT tailors, attention—First class cost
maker, cutter and bushelman, can sell and
able to take charge of place, wants position.
Box 4750. Csll ofjee.
MALE nurse wants position in company hospi
tal. Box 4725. Call office.
MAN. good mechanic on pipe fitting, plumbing
repairs, machinery, electric wiring, run gaso
line and steam engines, repairs for some, oil
burning, etc. Box 4721. Call office.
MR. EMPLOYER —When you are In need of help
and do not know where to turn for Immediate
results, phone The Call's Information and Em
ployment Bureau. We endeavor to keep on file j
the references of advertisers in these columns,
and will be glad to furnish same to any one
needing assistance. This service is free to all
employers. It will save you time and worry
and bring results. *
MAN. understands carpenter and concrete work.
wishes a position. 2018 Clement st.
MIDDLE aged man wishes position, teamster or
stableman. 2016 Clement st.
MEDICAL masseur, reliable, clinical gradnats,
understands all conditions: best refs: wishes en
gagement to treat patients in doctor's office,
sanatorium or private family. Box 4791. Call.
MIDDLE aged, will take charge of gentleman's
place; understands all kinds of vegetables,
flowers, poultry, cows and horses; not afraid
of hard work; sober, honest and Industrious
man. I appreciate a good home more than
money: 7 years in one place. Box 4733, Call.
NEAT, yonng honest grocery clerk situ
ation: city or cotintrv. Address H. PARAS,
1323 Park st.. Alameda.
NEWSPAPER man who can build advertise
ments that will "pull' wants place with grow
ing business firm. Box 4716. Call office.
POSITION wanted by butler with first clasa ctty
references. Box 4752. Call office.
POSITION fis salesman to take up a proposition
for a. week's try out: have had technical train
ing. Box ,5012. Call office.
PAPER HANGING. tinting. painting. $2J50
room; first class work. Send card to PAPER
HANGER. 1460 O'Farrell st.
POSITION wanted, any kind of work; age 25.
Address 577. Filbert st.
RELIABLE young man. 35, strictly temperate. 12
ye ars of government service discharges of dif
ferent branches, all of excellent character and
workmauship. wishes position where honesty Is
required abore all: public school education.
GEO. RRAESKE. 720 Vermont St.
YOI'NG man. very reliable, wants work: not par
ticular: good references. Box 5006. (all office.
EMPLOYMENT WANTED
_ MALE- -Contlaued
REFINED, educated, bealthv gentleman, willing
to learn how tn run automobile and care for
same; compensation good home and laundry ex
pense till capabla of salar-. »übis*"--t To
judgment of employer. MR. P., roonv 424.
Hearst buildin»,
RELIABIJs. good meat cook: work for $5 week
and keep. Address box 4713. Call office.
SOBER Internum yo U ng man with military
training wishes a steady position. W. G. J..
N, Y. M. C. A.. 84 Market st.
TRAVELING salesman of several rears' experi
ence, now covering fonr states, wishes to iden
tify himself with a local house: best of ref
erences from present employer. Box 4724, Call.
TELEPHONE and electric lieht repairman wishes
work out of town: married: sober and Indus
trious. Box 5001. Call office.
t'PHOIe <s TERKR wishes employment repairing
furniture and remaking mattresses; no job too
small. G. BATES, gen, del.. San Francisco.
WILL do Janitor work for good S room apart
ment and pay difference In cash. Box 4714.
Call office. 7
WANTEDy-Position as night clerk, night watch
man or Special officer by middle aged man. Box
4782. Call office.
WANTED—Employment, night watchman, sober.
Industrious, married man; reasonable wages;
first class references; city preferred. McKEE.
1008 Golden Gate ay. Phone West 9406.
WANTED—By a man of good education, young
enough to be active and old enough to have
sense, a position: would accept position as
porter with a good house where there would ha
a chance for advancement. Address box 4726
Call office.
WANTED A place as care taker or choreman
b.v an old man: will work for room and board.
Box 5018. Call office.
WANTED —Porter work; help tend bar or lunch
man around saloon; mast have job. Box 480 L
Call office.
YOUNG man. experienced In every branch <*t
poultry work, desires position as superintendent*
or manager of an up to date, successful plant,
ccmmfrcial or fancy. Box 5003, Call office.
YOI'NG man, recovering from wound, would do
ll«ht work for board and small compensation.
Address Box 5015. Call office.
YOUNG man. 22. wanes clerical position in office:
5 years' experience as correspondent and price
clerk. Box 4784, Call office.
YOUNG man. "0. speaking English. French. Ger
man and Italian, desires steady position In
wholesale grocery or liquor bnslness. Address
P. C. 575 Columbus ay.. city.
FEMALE HELP WANTED
YOUNG WOMEN WANTED AS TELEPHONE
OPERATOR* IN SAN FRANCISCO. OAKLAND
AND BERKELEY: SALARY PAID WHILE
LEARNING; PERMANENT POSITIONS AND
OPPORTUNITIES FOR ADVANCEMENT. FOR
FULL PARTICULARS REGARDING POSI
TIONS IN OAKLAND AND BERKELEY CALL
AT TELEPHONE BUILDING. 1545 FRANK
LIN ST. BETWEEN 16TH AND 17TH, OAK
LAND. FOR POSITIONS IN SAN FRANCISCO
CALL AT OPERATING SCHOOL. TELEPHONE
BUILDING. PINE AND STEINER STS., SAN
FRANCISCO.
WAITRESSES wanted: first class service re-
Appiy supt -' s
1 App * Sapt ' 8 offl <"'
LADY under 30 wanted to care for widower's
home of 4 rooms and bath: small pay. but
pieesant home, and would not interfere with
employment elsewhere If so desired; state par
ticulars waecs. ago and phone, if any. Address
bea 4<.-,0. Call office.
UttUefOXm WOMEN who find it difficult *.1L
this time of the year to secure steady
roent are invited to use THE CALL'S situation
wanted colupns free of charge for two inser
tions by present! n s this advertisement at The
lall business office.
*" l f£ fc .CALL , S Employment Bureau has been estab
lished for the purpose of keeping on tile the,
r. rerencea of all persons advertising for em
ployment in its columns. If to,, are seeking
employment and have a clean "record by plac
ing an ad in this paper and filing: with ns copies
of your references we will probably be able to
assist you in securing employment."as th\ serv-
Ices of the bureau are free to all employers.
L *V*£tv A v RD P> SSING: SPLENDID OPPOR
v-Vi bP Independent. Enrol! at CALIFOR
NIA SCH° OL OF HAIRDRESSING. 967 MAR
KET ST. near Emnress tf-eater; 3d floor.
WANTBD—Sy insurance fl rrn . stenographer; must
be ahle to operate an Oliver typewriter; state
age. experience, references and "salary expected.
Box 5008. Call office.
EXPERIENCED sewing machine operators o n
knit underwear and sweaters; steady work*
good wages. SUNSET KNITTING CO.. 334
Sutter st.
WANTED -Young, attractive !adv for window
demr.nstrption. Csll 9 o'clock at WORLD DRUG
SIQRE. 7th and Market sts.
EXPERIENCED salesladies wanted at GOLDEN
GATE CTXSAK & SUIT HOUSE. Market street
near Jones.
ANY one desiring marriage is invited to call or
write MR. and MRS. HYDE. 2677 Mlaalon st.
WA^T E , D ~~ Yonn *' ladies to train for nurses; paid
while learning. Rot 4356. Call office. Oakland.
WANTED—Young housekeeper; light work. Call
net. 5 and 6 p. m. 214 ftth st.. apartment 10.
MAID for chamber work from 2 p. m. to S D m
In large commercial hotel. 528 Kearny st.
EXPERIENCED drapery women wanted. THE
BEACH-ROBINSON CO.. 424 Post st.
STENOGRAPHER--Commencing $30 monthly -
general office work. 1014 Call building.
FIRST" class cook, private family, sie«p home
Apply room 620. Hotel Turpin.
MALE HELP WANTED
WANTED—Salesmen, solicitors, agents, broker*
everywhere in California, sell $100 share pre
ferred atock for $90; pay? $15 annually for S
years, then certificate redeemed with $15 bo
nus; $2 for $1; 20 per cent dividend* 2.70»
acres Mountain vailey Irrigated land"; high
class potato growing soil; now being made
ready to plant; estimated crop next sea">i
$185,000; land all piid for except $14 000 diw
in two years; $90 invested. $130 returned: com
missions $25 paid on $90 sale. HONEY LAKF
GALLEY POTATO CO.. 410 Pacific bldg., S V.
WANTED—A hoy for light night messenger work
salary ?6 per week. Inquire Call business of
fice from 9 to 12 a. m.
——— %.
HQP PICKING on the Harry Fraser Company
ranches, formerly the American hop and bar
ley ranch. Hopland. Cal.; 400 acres of bops;
picking will commence on or about August 1">;
Ideal camping grounds, plenty of good water.
Apply early b.v mall or personally for registra
tion: tents furnished; dancing on platform.
HARRY HARRINGTON.' Superintendent, Hop
land. Cal.
THE CALL EXTENDS A CORDIAL INVITA
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FOR GENERAL AND SPE-TFIC INFORMA
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OF ADVERTISERS AND THE ASSISTANCE OF
THE PUBLIC.
LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN AND BRAKEMEN
for nearby railroads. $80-$ lOO monthly; experi
ence unnecessary; no strike; promotion; en
gineer-conductor. $150 $200: age IS-35; good
slgbt: weight over 135: many positions for
competent men; hundreds employed monthly;
state age. send stamp. RAILWAY ASSO
CIATION. box 4431. Call office.
l<f jxhx a«'# a man of neat appearance, good edu
cation, witri abilltv of experience as a sales
man and can furnish best of references as to
character and sobriety, I can give you steady
employment at a good weekly salary; men of
family preferred. Call In the morning, 9 to 10
o'clock, room 704. First National Bank bldg.
FREE ILLUSTRATED BOOK tells about over
860,0000 protected positions in U. S. aervlce.
More than 40,000 vacancies every year. 7Af*>
is a big chance here for you. sure and
erous pay, lifetime employment. Easy to get.
Just ask for booklet C 414. No obligation.
Earl Hopkins'. Washington. D. C.
WANTED —Young men to solicit advertisements
on 50 per cent basis. Steady employment and
advancement assured. Inquire at The Call
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