The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 6, 1900, Page 28

o P 8 _—ee—e—e—,—_e m e _l||——|]]—-—m-m-m————mmmm——_———_—,—————————————_—_——————— THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, MAY 6, 1900. SAN FRANCISCO CALL. PUSINTSE OFFICE of the San Francisco ©ell, corner of Market and Third streets, open lock every night in the year. ©S—£21 Montgomery street, unttl 9:35 p. m, open untsl 9:30 p. m. open until $:3 p. m. S ; open unttl 9:20 p. m. sion street; open until 10 p. m. et wireet, corner Sixteenth; open : open untll 9 p. m. : cpen until § p. ™. : open until 9 p. m. roer Twenty-second and Ken- St. Methodist-Episcopa: uzch Bet. od & 3d Sts. Seats Free Dr. John A. B. Wilson. Pastor the Church. Tel. Bla - both se: ift of the H ¢ mgmbers heme, tors are cordially ool and church. All pal) meets every Gate Hall, 65 15 Sunday ratwer freuomin the Sastor ch, 914 Laguna Solden Gate ave ) o'clock by iesson at 11 a4 Immortals.” ren at the same hour. meeting &t § o'clock 206 Kearny st., room 610, of Latter-day m., at Jesus Christ 11 a m end 7:45 Market st.. Derrick _will “The X Sunday, May address the Mason and Ellis n only to-day st 3 Ik by Secretary McCoy and His Friends’= All y invited to attend this 1221 Pine st.—Devotional 7:45 p. m. Mrs. Nell morning and Miss the evening. Healing mest- and Tuesday, 3 p. m. —Public _lectures in Theosophic Hall, night, *“Two White Lotus s o'cloc consecutive ng at Crys- oy ¥_exc Doors All invited. solos, and Mr. lent ‘organist, J." Meyer's hall. case take notice. rituall Occt- lister Y Progressive Sl pirityal eoclety, 809 Market, 11 Beeley, Vigars, others; Dr. business meeting of all mem- diums &t 1 to 3 p. m. We want BECRETAR’ Harmony Hall; Mrs. Clara e Gemonstrated. , § p. m. Prominent mediums. UNG'E convincing test cirele to- MecAllister st.; 10c; come, skeptics. Hall® 235 McAlliste rcie every ‘eve., 10c. Mrs. FARDT et meeting to- , bet. Vaiencia & Miss. HARLAND'S circle to-nigh 1 bus 136 Sixth. HAM, 305 Larkin; readings sestions and ore & specialty. medium; sittings r st flat 1 MENA FRANCIS, independent slate ting medt 118 Haight st MRS = MEETINGS— THEOSOPHICAL Soclety of America, Academy of Sclences Hall, 818 Market st.—Lecture to- night, ness and Brotherhood,” by A. D. Robinson: Tuesday night, “White Lotus Day" oelebration in ory of H. P. Blavatsk: ses by Dr. 3. A. Anderson and Dr. A. hs; epeclal programme. All cordially versal Brotherhoo MEETING NOTICES. TNITY Lodse No. 131, Eixteenth a Vi tiation I T 1 » . PRECHTEL, N. @. Sec. FIDELITY Lodge . 0. F.—Members are ed to pembie in their m, THIS DAY (BUNDAY) m., for the purpore of £ the funeral of our late brither, P. HL. & PETERSEN, K. G, THE Irish Francisco, Xni alists of San auspices of Spf ular annual meet- ders of the Hutchinson Sug ny will be held at the offi 227 Market st, San Fran- Yy, the §th Gay of May, 1800, ‘at the hour of 11 2. m., for the purpoi ng # board of directors to serve f ing year and the transaction of such sincss as may come before the meet- fer books will close on Friday, 1900, mt 3 p. m. 7. THOMAS. Acting Secretary. or & cents—The Weekly Call, pper, for mailing, $1 per yeas ANNUAL meeting—The re ing of stockh Plantation of the company cisco, Cal., on Tue ASTROLOGY. PROF. A. ) Y of EEYpL. reatest astrol- ogist and palmist in the world: eatisfaction Fuaranteed. 15 Powell st. ATTORNEYS AT LAW ADVICE free: divorve law & speciaity: no fee without success: collections. G. W. HOWE, att’y at law, 850 Market, cor. Stockta, ADVICE free: no charge unless sucoessful. W,’ privage. W. DAVIDEON. 927 Market st.. opp. Mason. L £ CLARK. Emma Spreckels ., 887 Mar- ket £ 0 consultation free: no fees in advan BATH CABINET—-HOT AIR. VAPOR. FOBINSON 55 4-pancl folding: door opens firm nd gate. W. 5. EROWN, gen. agt., 4% Ellls. | pen 7 p. m. | TAL Sclence Temple, to-day at 2 o'clock, Larkin st., | 1 AGENTS WANTED. OUR representatives make $18 to $0 per week selling our o inute icecream freezer; money refunded If not as represented; write for terme. Baird Mfg. Co., Baird bldg., Pitts- burg, Pa. WANTED—Agents to sell stock of oll company in Newhall field; write for pectus. 417 Biyrne block, Los Angeies, Cabr AGENTS for en all-round useful utensil; best 5 to §25 per day; table, ness. Call or write HERRICK, e LADY agents—If you want the best money makers get the Hygela Electric Corsets and fkirts; the standard for 20 years, Address Western Corset Co., St. Louls, Mo. 5 wanted—Good thing, good sales, good 4 good chance for right men. Ad- stamp, ¥, W. BLANCHARD, Be- nicia, Cal. A LIMITED number of women capable of inter- esting capital are requested to call at room 55, seventh floor, Milis building. EXPERIENCED building and loan agents. TRoom 14%. Cians Spreckels buflding. HBELGIAN HARES. MEADOW BROOK BELGIAN HARE CO. Of Los Angeles (Incorporated—Paid-up Capital, $40,000.) LEADS TH With Several Thou Owning more champions and prize all the other breeders combined. 4 Belgian Hares, winners Sole owners of the celebrated bucks: CHAMPION DASH exhibition spe in Service §100 men, has mads an England and as & breeder has proven himself a champion indeed. He is a winner of Challenge Medal, 22 firsts and specials. Youngsters eired by this buck, &x well as the = KING OF BELGIANS, LORD BRITAIN « simply marvels of shape, color and style, € trom $4% to % e CHAMPION GOLDEN RULE; Service $25& Winner of eight speclal prizes in England; & buck of wonderful color and & marvel in length of body: juet the animal to breed fine does to who iack length. BANBURY STA Comes of the very choicest of stock, his sire being a_winner of specials and his dam 26; he himself wo spectal and gold medal at Grimeby; color, rare feet and splendid shape. LORD NASON; Score 96; Bervice $60. buck we recently sold for $600. but finding as an unexcelled record scc Service $50 rize-winning £ rets ang | n first, tull of Th it to our best interest to have him again in our rabbitry, have repurchased him. Mr. ‘ce €ays of him: A wonder in color n. 1 as great & wonder in shape. #His beautiful, bold eye, length of body, length of limb and his entire make-up place him ae one of the grandest specimens ever produced. His score was the highest ever given by me to a Beigian hare, namely, points. DASH SOVEREIGN; Bervice §15. ] This beauty comes from champion blood, s | fine in limb, loaded with color, besutifully | ticked, deeply laced and scores high. | We are not jobbers in the but strictly breeders, and will be to furnish prices, on application, of geters from the above bucks out of High- g imported does, of which we have hun- or on high-claes does bred to any of the Remember this: business, glad dreds, above bucks, We also keep the medium-grade Belgians, to which we will give splendid breeding and sell for less money than the same quality can be purchased elsewhere. We are constantly recelving large importa- tions frory England, and have now on the way & very select iot. from the cholcest of prize- ning str: which we will price FROM §0 UP. Remember—In handling our strains we are helping you ddverti: them, as we are spend- la ch month in adver- t prominent papers in the ing hundreds of tising in the m United States. Write for full eplendid $40 trios. information regardfng our 1 [ 4 in_the hare, send w € cents for one of our richly illustrated cata. logues. *“Tells you all you want to know.’ Address MEADOW BROOK BELGIAN HAR It you are interest B WANTAGE FOX (score 86). WANTAGE WANTAG X (score 96. OX (score 9. A worthy descendant of eight of England’s Champlon “*Cayenne,” most famous champions, Vizi “Malton Mystery,” Champlon Champion *‘Resull Champlion *‘Result IL" Champion “Oxalls,” Champion Lady Beat- rice,” Champlon Priory Prince.” Sire, Champion ‘“Priory Prince II"; @am, WANTAGE BOUNCE, she by “Young Malton Mystery” and “Diadem Epecial Announcement. On January 1, 1801, we will pay Five Hun- @red Dollars (3500) in Gold Coin for the best | specimen sired by our WANTAGE FOX out of any doe bred to him after April 24, 1900, competitors for prize to select the judges. (Signed) CALIFORNIA BELGIAN HARE ASSOCIATION. I All grades of imvorted and domestic ani- mals; prices reasoneble, LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO DEALERS. Il CA'_F!IPE)%RNXA BELGIAN HARE ABSOCIA- > ‘Webster-street Station, Narrow-gauge Raflroad, Alameda, Cal | | Telephone Grand 1851 111 THE AMERICAN RABBITRY, W. B. SINK JR., Finest outdoor bresding estzblishment in Cal- ifornie. We have & mew lot of Sir Banbury and Nonpareil does, b to 6 months old, which are absolutely free from disqualifications, in perfect bealth and wonders of beauty, which we will gell, bred to BANNOCKBURN, The great son of Lord Banbury, or e bemmtion buck by tored X e beautiful bucl m rd Edin- boro, from $12 60 to $15; 10 per cent discount on orders of three, All stock raised outdoors; guaranteed healthy and much less susceptible to draughts and atmospheric changes than hares raised indoors or_in Southern Californ! Ve court comparison; efter you have visited other rabbitries call and see curs. ‘We have nothing to hide; we show our stock in the daylight. We have stock by all the champtons a8 well as fmported. PRINCESS XENIA, The most beautiful doe in America PRICES FROM $10 TO §200. Correspondence solicited. Satisfaction guar- anteed. Park ave., Emeryville. one block from San Pablo-ave. cars and Oakland racetrack. IMPORTANT TO OWNERS OF BELGIAN FARES—On Tuesday and Wednesday, May § and 9, MRS. A. M. BUSH of Los Angeles, the cnly person on the Pacific Coast authorized by the National Assoctation at Denver as an officiul scorer, will be at our salesrooms in Alamede for the purpose of scoring hares. All persons who desire an officlal score upon their animals should not fall to avail them- selves of this_opportunity. CALIFORNIA BELGIAN HARE ASSOCIATION, Alameda, Cal. RAINIER RABBITRY. High-grade Belgian Hares. Breeding does and young stock of all grades: prices reasonable. " Rainier and other good bucks at service. Open at all hours, Sundays excepted. RAINIER RABRITRY, |, 5743 Twenty-third et., San Francisco. MRS. A. M. BUSH, official scorer for the Na- tional Belgian Hare Club of America and the Los Angeles Belgian Hare Clud, will be in San Franciseo and vicinity for about two weeks, beginning Tuesday, May S. See Tues- day’s papers for address. Mrs. Bush is the editor_of the well-known Belgian hare maga- zire, The Belgian Hare Champion of Los An- geles, Cal., 202-203 Wilson biock. sconcl{m}’s— b e Cayenne doe Cayenne, with - ter by Britain vme\ri $125; gyennc 62:' bred to nal King 0da, $100; the does bave a full sister that scores 9 ther doe by Dexter, dam by Rochdale, . If you want to see tapnotchers. come REW BNGLAND BELGIAN HARE GO 40 Beventh st, Oakland. - BELGIAN HARES, ANNOUNCEMENT OF SALE. THE SAN FRANCISCO BELGIAN HARE COMPANY has concluded to handle only im- ported bares and their direct progeny, and, commencing with to-day, will its larg stock of thoroughbred Belgians, both bucks and does, 40 or b0 of the latter with litters, at & reduction of 25 per cent until all are sold. This will be & grand opportunity to stock uj teo fee fee 15, $15. & rabbitry at low figures, as we positively sell every domestic hare we have. We are getting together a herd of the finest imported stock to be obtatned, and will have more coming as soon as we have the room to handle them. Our etud of 28 bucks s still headed by the grandest Belglan in America, LORD EDINBORO (imp. LORD EDINBORO (imp. LORD EDINBORO (imp. . LORD EDINBORO (imp. LORD EDINBORO (imp.. Engaged until June 1. Not the “‘Duke, or the “Sir" or the “II" or the “J; but the only “‘original”—all others are fakers. DUKE OF CLARENCHE (Imp.) DUKE OF CLARENCE (Imn; DUKE OF CLARENCE (mp.); Wantage Game Cock. Fashoda Clyde. Prince Adoiphus And 25 others—all first-class. Among our fine does are JANE SEYMOUR, QUEEN OF LONDON, LAPR S Hosm, JEEN HENRIETTE UG HLAND MAKY. We carry tull line of Hare Supplies, includ- ing Improved Water Feeders, Grain Feeders, Hay Racks, Literature, Medicines, eto. Visitors welcome. Open dally until 9 p. m. BAN FRANCISCO BELGIAN HARE CO., BAM C. HAMMOND, Mgr. Otfice—Spreckels Market. above Twenty- Rabbitry—1015 Shotwell st., fourth. LAUREL DELL RABBITRY, Agency of the Meadow Brook Pelgian Hare Company of Los Angeles, Cal. At stud Gold Britaln; score 95. Liverpool 11 (son of Lord Liverpool) Oro Fino (Klondike Nugget). High-bred, pedigreed bucks and does, all the popular strains, $10 up. Does with litters. Full line of Rabbitry Bupplies, We have opened up & branch salesroom &t ard st.; open Sundays as lw‘ukflglw Take Folsom or Mission street Tars to Tweltth at Manufacturers of the celebrated Belgtan Hare Remedy for colds; price 350 per bottle. Send 2¢ stamp for our book on The Belgian. E. PYBURN & CO, 735 Market st., San Francisco. H. BICYCLES—For Sale or Exchange. BOARDING FOR CHILDREN. LA LOVELY suburban home for boy about old, as companion; references give: able; kindergarten near. Box 2169, fice, Oakland. 1 WANT little girl as companion for music; all mine; rta. Address box 2170, Call office, Oakland. YOUNG couple would like to board a little girl; lmmel; $10 month. 41 Jullan ave., near rteenth’ st. AL ot AR SR SR B B S0 % WIDOW would ltke 2 children to board. 217B Perry st s e — BUSINESS CHANCES. n- Call of- SURPRISING of ity—To be sold at once, g00d paying [ini; room; complete in evi Be i ahezceliea contral Jocation: north of Market st.; proprietor retiring from busi- ness. M. A. BROOKS, 12 Golden Gate ave. AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY.... Grocery, saloon and bakery combine in the Western Addition; § nice, sunny ll\'lnx rooms attached; all handsomely fitted llg.:,fl 4 furniehed; over §2100 worth of tock on hand; also a new and elegantly furnished house of § rooms; this is the greatest bargain ever of- fered in Ban Francisco; open to investigation; absence and sickness of vner forces sale at once. See M. A. BROOKS, 12 Golden Gate av. BEAUTIFUL house and 3 lots; all sunshine; Lruit and flowers; suitable for chicken ranch; bargain. M. A. BROOKS, 12 Golden Gate ave. 4.Jear® | 10 ROOMS: on Jones: clears $55. LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE. sl i et 56-ROOM house; 24 rooms furnished; g brice. $60. DECKER, 102 Merer s o " DENTISTS. VAN VROOM—Painless”; evenings and Sum- days. 1001 Market st., corner Sixth. 14 ROOMS—Corner house; transient and perma- nent roomers: good furniture; will sell at half its value. DECKER, 1020 Market st. 10 rooms;’ fine corner; on Missior 10-rooms’ house; new furniture. 12-room house; ‘on Post st.... 10 rooms; rent §50: clears $200. 18 rooms on Third st payments. ON_ANY HOUSE. TELEPHONE JOHN 51. H. C. DECKER, 1020 Market st., opp. Fifth. by DECKER, 1020 Market st. A BIG, new house, new furniture, full, clearing $200 mo.; haif cash; easy terms..$1800 18 rocoms; central: rent rent $40; O, 8 rooms: ‘2 blka. N. Mkt.; 300 36 rooms on Mkt.; oak furniture; bargain. 1400 13 rooms; cor. on Post; good money-maker. 1100 9 rms.; full; rent $28: clean; time on part 350 15 rooms; nr. Mkt.: low rent: good bus... 850 87 roo: full: 23 boarders; bon ton 1600 22 rooms: central: rent $65; money-m: 700 12 rooms; rent $30; ¢ steady boarders. 500 100 more! T will lend you part on any house. MARION GRIFFIN, 719 Market, nr. Call blg. BRANCH bakery and candy store: lving rma.; cheap rent. COWING & CO. Market st. CANDY and ice cream parlor; Market st.; & snap. COWING & CO., 719 Market st. CIGAR store on Market &t.; bargain. COWING & CO., 719 Market st. DELICACY store—Fine location; cheap rent; ‘Wwith room: COWING & CO., 719 Market si $150—PARTNER wanted; light ndoor business; will_pay over $60 per month yearly. Mc- LAUGHLIN & CO., 777% Market st. $500—BARBER shop: 4 chairs; well established; bargain. McLAUGHLIN & CO., 777% Market. $2000 WILL buy a first-class candy store, in cluding everything pertaining to the busines: located in the most prominent part of this city. Particulars BROCKLEHURST & ME- GLADDERY, 768 Market st. A—$350; PARTNER wanted; must be steady, reliable man, satisfled with $18 to $20 & week; no night or Sunday work; trial given before buying. Apply at 9 Geary st., room 2. FOR sale—Country hotel and bar; first-class property; near this city; doing a splendid business; this will bear closest investization and will warrant the attention of hotel man meaning business and with some capital. H. H. CRANE, 608 California st. HAY, grain, wood and coal business, $400; reng $10%: dally sales, §20. Candy stores, $300 to $1000. Delicatessens, §150 to $1000. Cigar stands $225 to $400. Branch bakeries and grocerles, 4300 up. Marfon Griffin, 719 Market, nr. Call. $150—PARTNER wanted in a downtown coffee saloon; good chance for steady man: will pay $70 mo. to ea. Cal. Investment Co., 632 M R. H, WINSTON & CO.. 1028 Market. 15 rooms; rent $50; near Stockton st. 21 rooms; corner: must sell; offer wi 28 rooms; rent $60; Stockton st. - 800 85 rooms: part cash; only. -1600 Mary other good bargains. WE have a cholce selection of lodging houses: 10 to 100 rooms; at bargain prices. SCHWEIN- HARD & CO.," $17 Market st., rooms 1 and 2. BARGAIN—16-room_house; centrally located; cheap for cash. Box 448, Call office. POST, 609—Bargain: lodging-house for sale full ‘of steady roomers. —_— CARRIAGES AND WAGONS. ALL kinds of wagons, buggles, carts, harness, eto., cheap. EAGAN & SON,’ 2117 Mission st. NEW & 2d-hand wagons, buggles. carts & har- ness. work & driving horses. 1ith & Valencila. CAPE NOME. SET _of teeth without plate. DR. H. G. YOUNG, 1841 Polk st. DOG HOSPITALS. DR. CREELEY'S C. P. mange cure and worm ; by all druggists or at the dog s, ‘hospital, B0 tolden Gate wve.: o special ward reserved for contagious disease: ‘Telephone East 257. DR. BUZARD'S Dog Hospital, Post, Fillmore— Advice and medicine 75¢; city visits $1 50; all animals treated: dogs boarded. Tel. West 636. —_ e DRESSMAKERS AND SEAMSTRESSES m———————————— EMPLOYMUNT WANTED—MALE. BUSINESS WOMAN'S CLUB, Tel. South 219; club rooms 201, 202, 23, Emma Spreckels bldg., 927 Mariet st 1003% Broadway; OAKLAND _OFFICE, Phone Brush 821 If you want a stenographer, cashier, book- keeper, salesman, domestic or help of any kind, phone or send order. Everybody wel- come. All Help Furnished Free. FOUNG assistant smith and heiper wishes & situation in a good shop with a chance to Jearn: city or country; first-class references furnished. Box 413, Call office. MAN wants work; can do carpenter work, re- pair and polish furniture; has tools; good ref- erences: city or country. Address H., box 417, Call office. FASHIONABLE suft parlors; suits made to order on short notice; all work guaranteed; men and women ta{lors; ladles, now is the time to do your summer sewing; sewing les- sons, $1 per week. San Francisco Dress Cut- ting School, 411 Van Ness ave. McDOWELL'S is the place to learn practical dressmaking; late patterns cut. 103 Post st. YOUNG man of good appearance and habi! would lfke a position as nurse or attendant: understands massage; city reference. Ad- dress box 416, Call office. WANTED—A position on fruit ranch by s married man; competent to take entire charge; wife a first-class cook and house- keeper. Address box 443, Call office. 8. F. Dressmaking, Ladies’ Tailoring School; French tailoring system taught. 411 Van Ness. PARISIAN dressmaking, 387 Geary st.; dresses made, $5 up: dresses made over; perfect At. ACCORDION pleating factory. All kinds plea ing. pinking. 121 Post, over O'Connor&Moft: e - e o e e e e EDUCATIONAL. A—GALLAGHER-TARR United Schools, Par- Tott building; Gallagher, 13 years official re- porter, shorthand department; Tarr, expert accountant, bookkeeping dep't; a schoo| con- ducted by experts; call or send for catalogue. HEALD'S Business College, 24 Post . 8. F.— Practical courses in bookkeeping, shorthand, typing, languages, telegraphy, English branches, civil, electrical and mining engin- eering, etc.; new $0-page catalogue free. NURSERY governess—Refined young lady, best of references, would give part of each day te teach children English, German and music. M. L. D.. 825 Grove st. AYRES', the leading business college, 723 Mar- ket; bookkeeping, = shorthand, typing: life scholarship, $50; day ard evening: ca ALL students but two taking full course this Year ot positions. SAN FRANCISCO BUSI- ESS COLLEGE, 123 Market st. ENGINEERING, civil, elec. mining, mech. sur- Ylitmay, cyanide, arch. day, eve:; est. 1864 VAN DER NMILLEN SCHOOL, 33 Market. SHORTHAND taught personally or by mall; ac- knowledged by official reporters ‘‘best teacher, best system.”” M. G. BARRETT, 302 Montgmy. A FEW first and second class tickets for Cape Nome; call at once; salling May 30; S. F, to Nome'in 10 days. C. F. MOORE, 335 Market &t., room 6. CAPE NOME and all points in Alaska. For freight or passage, call or write C. F. MOORE, 935 Market st., room . ——— CARPET BEATING AND CLEANING. WHEN you becoms disgusted with poof Work send_to SPAULDING'S Ploneer Carpet-beat- ing Works, 33-357 Tehama st.; tel. 8. 40. SANITARY Carpet Cleaning and Dyeing Co., 342-34 McAllister st., phone south 146. CLAREMONT BEL_};lloA\.:i HARE ASSOCIA- ‘We have secured FASHODA PRINCE (mp.), son_of Champion Fashoda, fee $15; also ROYAL ROCHDALE, son of Rochdale, fee $10. Does shipped us by express for service will recelve careful attention. High-clags does, bred and unbred; does with litters and youngsters of best strains; all classes of animals at reasonable prices. W. B. THOMAS, 916 Telegraph ave, opp. Temescal power house, Oukland. C. <. PEDLAR. R. F. BURKE. BAY CITY BELGIAN HARE CO., Bay City Market, 1146 Market st. The finest stock of pedigreed Beigian Hares in Ban_ Francisco, at reasonable prices. Fashoda Prince, at stud; fee. Red Sovereign Jr., at stud; fee Lord Belkon, at stud; fee. Does, bred to fine bucks and Phone South 13. reasonable prices. Visitors welcome. $1T—SALOON;; fine location; rent paid till J 16; selling departure. BASILE, 3 Eddy st. J. E. MITCHELL Carpet Beating and Reno- vating Co., 240 1ith st.; tel. Mission 74. $600—SMALL manufacturing pork ple business, with 2 Eastern portable ovens: the only one in city: no limit and transferable and all Wholesale, being conducted by an elderly couple for seven years successfully, Who wish to retire; the business taught. Box 48, Call office. FOR sale in Oakland; a good-paying 3-story hotel, furnished, 30 rooms and 2 stores: corner; established 6 years; good title and location' price $10,000; $3000 to $5000 cash requircd. Ad- dress box 84, Alden Statlon, Oakland. CITY Steam Carpet-beating Works. G. H. STEVENS, mgr.. 3-40 5th st.: tel. South 250, 3. McQUEEN'S California Carpet Cleaning Co.. 433 Stevenson st tol. South 598 Towest rates CARPETS cleaned at 3c per yard; lald at 4o STRATTON'S, 3§ Eighth st.; tel. Jessis 844. ADVANCE rpet Cleaning Co., 402 Sutter tel. Main 3. GEO. WALCOM, proprietor CONKLIN'S Carpet-beating Works, 333 Golden telephor st 1 e e e e e e FOR sale—At a sacrifice, In thriving city few hours trom S F.; well-paying produce busi- ness and route; est. 14 years; house, 4 lots, orchard cholce fruits, stable, granary, chicken houses, etc., horses and wagon. Box 1833, Cail. HALF first-class taflor business, established many years, for sale; good-will alone worth more than ' double price asked; principals only; terms easy. Box 435, Call. | “PREMIER,” son of Champion Fashoda, At stud; fee $10. “‘Fashion,” Banbury buck, Fee $5. “Falcon,”_Ivanhoe-Yukon, Fee $. Literature, Medicine and Supplie MARKET-STREET RABBITRY, 1822 Market st. THE_largest and best-equipped_rabbitry north of Los Angeles; imported Beigian hares; wholesale and retall; fashionable strains of imported cks and does always on hand; npurse does; a full line of rabbitry supplles. GOLDEN 'GATE BELGIAN HARE CO., 69-611 Golden Gate ave., S. F.; tel. South 1. IRA BARKER DALZIEL, Proprietor. 5 HARE SANITARY HEADQUARTERS. Nothing but finest stock for sale, Also, Radical Snuffle Cure, 80c. 1008% Sutter st., 8, F. FOR SALE—A fine dde and litter of elght; one Sir Styles doe, bred to Banbury Buck; two handsome young does, ready to breed; a high- grade buck, son of Prince Yukon, and six youngsters two_months old. All are fine pedi- Ereed stock. Wil sell the lot or separate. R. H. SAWYER, Watsonville, Cal. BAN PABLO AVE. RABBITRY, 615 San Pablo ave., Oukland—Just opened with fine speci- mens of pedigreed Beigian hares, headed by LORD BRITAIN, SIR STYLES and KITCH- ENER bucks, all'shipped direct from our rab- bitries at Los Angeles: call on us; all wel- come. TOM P. DUTTON. 1000 HEAD of Belgian Hares for eale; from all the best strains; can furnieh any age you wgnt; good does, bred to Lord Britain buck, at $ each, crated for shipment. If you want rabbits be sure and write to R. NA- 206 South Main st., Los Angeles. THOROWGHBRED Belgiai: does, bred to Royal Sovereign, $10 to $20; to Smperor of Norfolk, $20 to $30; to Ajax (highest-scoring buck in America). $30 to $:0; youngsters, all strains, 6 10 weeks, $3 50; 3 months, $ and d Rabbitry, 530 14th st., Oakland. CHANCES and opportunities to make money without money; fssued monthly at 25c or stamp for circulars, 3A, P. O. box 2464, S. F. $350—A WELL-PAYING business; good loca- tion: stationery, notions, bakery, candlies, cigars, etc.; living rooms. Box 4 3 A PARTNER wanted with a few hundred dol- lars to open up office, real estate and broker- age business. Address box 432, Call. A—$100; HOME bakery for sale; a good living and money besides; solid trade; near school. 2328 Twenty-second st., nea Ign(‘}l. A—$50—BALANCE of stock and fixtures in drug_store, 3089 Sacramento st. Apply on premises, 12:30 to 1:30 p. m. 1 HAVE a bakery store and restaurant for sale; $1000 to $4000; no agents. T. W. WARD, 422 Fourteenth st., Oakland. PARTY desiring to go to Nome will sell a good paying produce business for §200. Ad- dress box 423, Call office. ADDITIONAL capital wanted to increase pres- ‘ent profitable busin Address box 429, Call. BAKERY store, 1101 Howard st.; 4 rooms; large oven and tools to let low; location excellent. FOR sale—$300; old-established watch repair- ing and jewelry store. Box 414, Call office. BLACKSMITH shop for sale—Good business; cheap rent. Apply by May 10, 4 Valencla st. BUSINESS on Kearny st.; not only a living but a competency; $1350. Box 431, 1. BUTTER, eggs, milk and dellcacies; fine fix- tures; paying business. 115 Sixth st. RESTAURANT for sale cheap; party going to Cape Nome. Apply T17% Market st. $150 BUYS good-paying saloon; proprietor going to Nome. Call at 530 Howard st. SALOON; wholesale district; good chance for right man. Apply 112 Taylor st. §300 CASH—Paying business; rent free; store and ber. 363 Eleventh st. FINE delicacy store for sale; cheap. 645 Me- Allister st. BOSS Rabbitry, 3815 Howe st., Oakland—Thor- oughbred Belgian hares, breeding does; young- eters for sale from the following strains; Yu- kon, Lord Rochdale, Klondlke Nugget and Red Sovereizn; British King at service; vis- itcrs welcome:’ take Mountain View cars. BELGIANS—Let us send you a trial palr of healthy, high-grade, pedigreed Belgians about 8 months old; Britain, Yukon and Styles etraine for $10; order quickly while they last. REDFERN RAEBITRY, 1735 West Twenty- frth Los Angeles. THE BELGIAN HARE—Send for our free book- let, teiling all about it, and when you want €tock buy a good doe bred to Satsuma, the finest imported buck yet. SOMERSET BEL- GIAN HARE CO., 1132 E. Adams st., Los An. COLUMBIA RABBITRY — Cholce Banbury, Cliethorps, Red Cloud and Kitchener, from prize-winning stock, for sale at all time: rices right; correspondence sollcited. 1533 Vest Twenty-firet st., Los Angeles. SOUTH SIDE RABEIT FARM Keeps constantiy on hand from 1200 to 1400 Belgions; all colors and sizes; heavyweights a speclalty; correspondence soiicited. Address #75 East Forty-eighth st., Los Angeles. BELGIAN hares—Fancy stock on sale; bred end unbred does from $10 to $100; young pedi- greed £tock on male at Teasonable prices; cor- Tespondence solicited. Pajaro Valley 'Rab- bitry, P. O. drawer D, Watsonville, Cal. 500 HEAD finest igreed Belglan hares in State; acclimated to Central California; does bred 1o bucks scoring 55; start right: booklet descriptive list e. AIN RAB- BITRY, Watsonville, Cal. THIS is to certify that 1 have this day sold m buck CHIEF DATO, the raddest” buck o earth, to R. C. L. 2215 way, Berkeley, Cal. MAX STREI%*;;EYIQD‘ PEDIGREED does for sale; bucks, Richard III, service 310; pedigreed youngsters, $2 60 up; lot fine stock just received. PALACE RAB- BITRY, 1134 East Twelfth st., East Oakland. MILWAUKEE Rabbitry, Rose ave., Mills College P. O.—Standard Belg}: both young and breeding. prices reasonable. n hares, an Goes and - bucks: rasonable. T. G. ARMSTRONG, prop. THIS is to_certify that T have this day sold buck CHIEF "DATO, the redd!l!yhg&:: earth, to R. C. Hackley, 2215 Channing way, Berkeley, Cal. MAX STREICHER. REDFOOT RABBITRY—Cholce Sir Styles, Yu- kon, Banbury. Kiondtke Nugget, Red Rover, Duke of Auckiand and others: fire does, ready o litie veni Clay st: é‘mlnioun‘ e Sfi s ATTENTION--TREMONT BELGI. CO.. 7134’ Fillmore. at., San_ Franeisco. Cap. Bend 6 cents in stamps for book on care and feeding The cheapest and best treatiss on ter location; only first-class trade; 5 yt lease; a rare chance. Address box 4543, Call. ‘WANTED—Lady or gentieman to take a third interest in two rich gravel mines in Oregon; deeded land; Investigation Invited. Particu’ lars address box 408, Call. FRUIT and oyster stand; is established and pays well; owner has other business which de- mands his attention. Inquire 1576 Market st., near kin. | SPIRITUALISM. REMOVED! MRS, DR, A D, HOWE, The World's Most Famous Medium and Clalrvoyant, Reveals Your Life From the Cradle Every Hida o esiony: Havesied: en Mystery Re: To the Sick Euzfl-"! Her assistance Is priceless. Her ‘‘Revealed Medicines,”” registered and copyrighted, cure all diseases on earth, consumption, paralysls, rheumatism, all skin diseases, 'heart and nervous affections. The wonderful cures which she has made are the talk of the whole slope. WRITE If you cannot call, for thousands upon thou- sands have been made rich, happy and heaithy without ever having come to see this wonderful woman. Consultation by mail Is always sue- cesstul and satisfactory, and all correspondence is kept sacredly confidential. Address or call, MRS. DR. A. D. HOWE. Offices removed to her residence, 1061 Seventh ave., East Oakland, Cal. N. B.—Take S. §. broad-gauge ferry and get off ‘at Clinton Station, second station from Broadway. GO to WATSON the luckiest and truest occult medium and palmist; 2%c. 1581 Market, nr. 13th. ARNOLD-DICKSON'S tests and messages: all invited to-night; 10c. 148 Sixth st., room 1 MRS. WEST, trance, test medium and magnetic treatmenta.” 1206 Market st., rooms 15-16. EDWARD EARLE, 230 Ellls st —Seance Sun- day and Wednesday evenings at 8 o'clock. CALIFORNIA Business College, 305 Larkin st. the coming school; thorough; up to date; all branches; positions secured for graduates. VIOLIN, zither, guitar, banjo, mandolin in- mc!:z:. W. P. CHAMBERS, 204 Sutter st., n 100. LAW taught: spare time; ba: sonally or malil. dmission; per- LEAL EGO, .34 F'T Efl. VIOLIN, mandolin, guitar. PROF, MERKI, 1068 Mission; annual concert May 16, 421 Post. ADULTS and children taught English branches: individual Instruction; day and eve, 334 Hyde. EBOOKKEEPING practically; no theory: rapid calculations. Tarr, Expert Acct., Flood bldg. ESPINA, Penman; business writing a specialty; engrossing; Spanish. 337 Phelan building. FIRST-CLASS paper-hanger, painter, tinter, etc., sober and with good references. wants work; country only; no trifiers. Box #7. €all. SITUATION wanted by an intelligent boy of 1 strong and willing; would like to learn trade. Address D. O'D., §i6% Stevenson st. CARPENTER, out of work, wants something to do In the iine of carpentering. Address box 450, il office. CAPABLE, experienced accountant desires po- sition as accountant, secretary, cashier, book- keeper or other office work in San Franciaco or Oakland; good penman: best city refer- ences. L. L., box 407, Call GARDENER, professional, German, wishes sit- uation private piace; can milk, care horse. Address R., box 1831, Call office. COLORED man and wife would like position as first or second cook with parties golng to Nome. Box ulw,r(‘ul office. NURSE and masseur, German, experienced in in traveling with invalids, wishes position; best references. Box 1886, Call office. BUTCHER—AI sober young man, with 18 years' experience, would like position; city or coun- try. Box 4588, Call. A SOBER, rellable man wants any kind of em- ployment; speaks French and English; can do housework. A. R., 914 Sixteenth st., rear, Oakland. EXPERIENCED engineer and machinist, thor- oughly understands his business, seeks posi- tion in city or country; 15 years' experience on thrashing machine and donkey engine: knows how to repair. Address L. T’ . 14 Ellic st. WANTED—Positidh _as painter. caleiminer, etc., In hospital, hotel, institution or large building; glso renovating furniture; Al refer- ence given. 1037% Market st., room . MAN and wife desire farm work: man is dairyman; wife is good cook. Apply 078 Stockton _st. ENGINEER, young, practical, used to any kind of engine; also g machinist and pipefitter; first-class references. Box 1881, Call office. WANTED—By a thoroughly competent man, a position as head gardener in a private fam- fly or park: best reference. Box 1883, Call. BRIGHT boy of 18 years would like situation, with & chance of advancement, in a wholesale house. Box 401, Call office. ARITHMETIC, bookkeeping, grammar, writing, etc.; day or eve.; $5 mo. 1024 Mission, nr. 6th. A WEBK'S news for § cents. The Weekly Call, 16 pages, in wrapper. for malling. $1 per year. e EMPLOYMENT OFFICES. A—JAPANESE-CHINESE Contractor and Em- ployment Office furnishes best laborers and domestic servants. 4 Carlos place, off O'Far- rell, bet. Powell and Mason; tel. Black 4354. JAPANESE, first-class cook, with 10 years' ex- rience, good references, wishes position. . K., 1329 Pine st. JAPANESE, good boy, wants situation In fam- fly or boarding-house; wants to quit at § o'clock p. m. Address 1329 Pine st. JAPANESE cook wants position in good fam- ily. Address H. A., 243 Elils EXCHANGE. A—MOST reliable Japanese and Chiness em- ployment office: established over Sve years. 421 Post st.: telephone Bush 135 ORPHEUM Employment Office—Japanese, Chi- nese help. 426 Powell, nr. Sutter; tel. Black 5072. JAPANESE and Chinese employment office; best help furn.; tel. John 2121. $06% Stockton. CHINESE and Japanese Employment Offica— Best help. 411% O'Farrell st.: tel. East 426. UNION Japanese-Chinese Employment Office— Best help. 417 Powell st., telephone Clay 35. e e ———— e EMPLOYMENT WANTED—FEMALE. BUSINESS WOMAN'S CLUB, Tel. South 2 club rooms, 201, 202, %3 Emma Spreckels bidg., 927 Market st. OAKLAND OFFICE, 1003% Broadway; Phone Brush §21 If you want a stenographer, cashier, book- keeper, saleslady, domestic or help of any kind, phone or send order. Everybody wei- come. All Help Furnished Free. A COMPETENT German laundress desires sit- uation; best city reference; city or country. MISS CULLEN, 325 Sutter st. A FIRST-CLASS Danish cook desires situa- tion, best of references; city or country. MISS CULLEN, 325 Sutter st WANTED—By young lady, formerly a teacher, a situation, private family, to teach or as companion;’ references exchanged. Address box 159, Call office. MEDA HOSKINS, spiritual medium, 1423 Mar- ket, bet. 10th and 1ith; cir. Mon., § p. m. MRS.J.J.WHITNEY, clairvoyant, test, business medium. life reader: sitting. £1.” 1104 et CLAIRVOYANTS. MHS. DR. CLARK, THE WELL-KNOWN TRANCE MEDIUM, PERMANENTLY LOCATED AT 206 TURK. May be consulted on all cffairs of life; while entranced she reveals every hidden mystery; she will show you how to overcome your ene- mies; remove family troubles; restore lost affections; unite the separated: recover lost or stolen’ property: locates minerals; tells your entire life, while in a perfect trance; Eatistaction suaranteed by mall. Send stamp for circular, with special terms. MRS. DR. CLARK, 26 Turk near Jones; hours, 10 a. m. to 8 p. m. . ally. MME. LANGE, the great clairvoyant, tells past, future; never fails; has the greatest Egvptian secret; shows picture future husband or wife; fee 25c and up;: satisfaction to everybody; open 1167 Market . Tth and Sth, MME. AUGUST, clairvoyant, card reader and _p:lmllt}'y.l&‘. truth or no pay. 1149 Mission. LIFE readings with cards; ladles 25c, gents S0c, 1352 Market, room 27, opp. Odd Fellows’ bldg. MME. A, CERVANTES, the celebrated Spanish fortune teller; gives best advice In difficult matters. 19 Fulton st., near Larkin. MISS MELVILLE. great clairvovant and water reader; German spoken. $21% Mission,op. Mint. CIGAR stand for sale (with club rooms back); cheap 1f sold at once; poor health cause of sale. 320 Sixth st. STATIONERY store; good location; clean, new _stock. Box 1820, Call office. GOOD route on this paper In Western Additjon. Apply at, this office. A SPLENDID opportunity for a live man hav- ing $1200 to secure at a great sacrifice a car- pet cleaning and renovating plant, with ma- chinery and all facilities for doing work: es- tablished 11 years and paying well; in large and continually growing surroundings and grand location; rent only $20; no opposition; will bear the ‘strictest investigation: owner MME. ZEREDA of 5 Seventh st., original gYpsy life reader; readings 2ic; no sign. MME. SHAFFER, clairvoyant, card reader; sittings daily. %215 Sixih b MME. RAVENNA reads life fluently: business advice; names given; 25c up. 5 Fourth st. MME. SYBILLE—Cradle to grave: future hus- band's pleture. 25c: ladies. 914 O'Farrell st. —_—m—m—— COLLECTION OFFICES. B B RESEe S GEORGE W, KELLY'S Agency: no charge un- lees successful. Room 310 927 Market st. —_—_— e lled to sell t of sickness, See TT. 38R BROOKS, 17 Gotden Gate ave. RASme T UL ANY one intending to make Berkeley his | ARLINGTON, 833—Cottage, 3 rooms; San Ma- home for the purpose of educating his fam- | teo or Mission cars; $8 50. ily and at the same time receive an income of 32000 per year in an old established and re- table business would do well to address AXWELL, P. O. box 3, Lorin. Capital re- quired for the business about $2500 cash or, to include the Jropety, dote aaditional, ‘part of which would be exchanged for other good property. N. B.—Principals only. AN attractive manufacturing and commercial proposition in the Hawailan Islands: needs about $15,000 more capital; references; no agts. Ad., appointing interview, box 18%, Call. DO you want good pa: dairy depot, clear- ing more than $2 wr%? some delivery; on mccount of departure; no_reasonable offer refused. Address J., box 1831, Call office. PARTY leaving the city has for sale a tin and copper shop; also steel range; doin! good business; establiched 14 years. 411% oz nia st., EUGENE ROBINET. DRUG store for sale or exchange for San Fran- cisco property; a well-stocked, modern, paying drug store In & good mining town; cash trade. Call at 730 O'Farrell st., . TO rent on shares, on San Pablo Creek—250 acres of volunteer ‘with bullding. Apply to R. E. ROW: , Orinda Parl Contra Costa County. $1000—PARTNER for Nome retall liquor busi- ness; can stay at home or sccompany. Call on MINER, 368 Eleventh st. e_subect. EDIGREED stock—All popular strains; Lord Fashoda Chlef (imp.) and other d DENTISTS desiring large and growing prac- tice immediately on shares; Investigate; eas terms. Write D. D.'B.. Call office, Ocklul CLOSING out—10 mature does, sacrifice; nurse does to rent or sale; §1; bpen Pierce st. o e PEDIGREED, bred and_unbred Tidal Wave Rabbitry, 1318 Park st alaeas: CLOSING OUT—40 choice Belglans to-day takes all. 1210 Eagle wve. Alumedn THE Encinal Rabbitry, Haslett & Bew, A e T ) BOOKS—NEW AND OLD. €CHOOL _ BOOKS _boy and uehm near Hoiries Ronk Co. 70 on st BARGAINS. ; best BOOT AND SHOE PO vt S Cora et Wneen s tinrsooh BN BARGAINS, ladles’ and children’s shoes; drum- mers’ samples mfg. cost. Kohibecher, 145 4th. 136 SECOND-—A restaurant doing busi- ness; reason for selling, wishes to leave city. BARBER shop for sale, one chair, worth $125, for $85; party going to Oregon. 1933 Mission. sae T pasty wolng o) Prien. 18 Mimlog BARBER shop and Store for sal " PLUMBING sh . 3 Bbeaticn: nox”é:'zf“é‘.n""‘ =hop. tools; 1n good WELL-ESTABLISHED grocery; cent loca tion: cheap if at once. Box 303, B:r‘hlrl]tr _—_— NEW cottage, 4 rooms, §3 Manchester st., off Folsom, $10. Key at 350 Precita ave. SUNNY cottage, 4 rooms and bath. 2942 Fol- som st. $14—COTTAGE, 4 rooms, bath; basement, 212 Clipper DENTI large yard; near Sanchez. EMPLOYMENT wanted by competent woman; stenographer, typewriter and bookkeeper. Ad- dress box 488, Call office. DRESSMAKER who thoroughly understands cutting and fitting desires a few select cus- tomers: Eton suits a speclalty; made in 2 days; §1 60 day. Box 418, Call office. AN experienced dressmaker in ladies and chil- dren’s clothes will accept engagements in families: $125 per day: references. Apply 1201 Webster st.. cor. Eddy. COOKING and housework by & competent :umu wages moderate. Box 421, Call of- ce. A FIRST-CLASS dressmaker wishes engage- ments by the day. Address 837 Howard st. A REFINED middle-aged lady, first-class Ger- man and French cook, good housekeeper, wishes a position In a nice small family of as housekeeper; good home; reasonable wage: eity or country. Call or address MRS. M., 1411A Folsom st. A_COMPETENT cook, first-class bread and pastry baker, wishes situation; city or coun- try. 20 Willow ave., off Larkin'st., near Ellis. A STENOGRAPHER, experienced. reasonable salary, reliable, wants position. Box 4548, Call. AMERICAN woman, first-class worker; good references; day's work or permanent situa- tion; sleep home. 620 Washington st., room &. | FOR sale or exchange—General merchandise business: one hour from San Francisco: splen 414 locatio ‘well established: best reaso for selling: Investigation invited; will ex- change for Oakland or San Francisco income property, unincumbered. Address G. M., box 2767, Call office, Oakland. STORE and flat: right in town: instaliment: mortgage $2500: equity worth 32500 for vacant lot: cash or arrangement. Box 45, Call office. WANT property, easy distance of San Franeis- co, in_exchange for 25 lots n Astoria, Ore- gon. Box 18, Dimond, Cal. 5-ROOM cottage; center of San Francisco; in- stallments; mortzage $1100: equity worth $1500 for a clear building lot. Box 1534, Call office. EXPERT OPTICIANS. GEORGE MAYERLE, German expert optician, 1071% Market st._—Examinations free: eye water by mall, 0c. Phone Mint 25 e e e e e FLATS TO LET. other flats, CO., 867 Market st. 'W. COR. Sutter and Scott; finest flat in city for the price; Investigate: § large rooms and large glazed porch: appreeiated if seen; and flat NW. cor. Howard and Erle sts. Ap- ply 1722 Howard st., drugstore. A_FLAT of 4 rooms furnished complete for housekeeping: plano, gas, bath: $20: warm belt of Mission; cars pass the door. 161 Chat- tanocoga st., cor. 23d; call after 1 p. m. 'NY flat; 6 rooms and bath; rent rea- sonable. 1314 Green upper flat of 4 rooms, with large yard and tables. 2 Hayward st., near Eighth. ST centrally located flats for small familica: nice neighborhood; must be seen. Hanover place, off Sacramento st., above Powell. BRODERICK, 21246 rooms, ith, ete., ete.; sunny all day: new house; Watest ng: Dice warden: everything pérfect order; rent 3§22 50. FLAT of 5 rooms and bath, with or without stable. 1619 O'Farrell st. HOWARD, 1133—Flat 4 nice sunny rooms; large cellar; cheap rent. IF you want to move get printed list flats to let from BALDWIN & HOWELL, 10 Montgomery. MISSION, 1513, near Eleventh—§ large sunny rooms; bath; yard and laundry; rent $i8. MODERN upper flat of 7 rooms and basement. 1135 Geary st., bet. Van Ness and Franklin NEW corner flat; 7 rooms and bath; French range. SW. corner Mason and Green. RESPECTABLE woman would like a few hours' housework or chamberwork; 9 till 12. Address F. R., 635 Post st. MOTHER and son wish situations; mother a cook, son to assist; boarding-house or In- stitution. Address §1 Natoma st., room 22. WOMAN wishes a position as housekeeper; also good cook and Seamstress. 140 Minna st. A COMPETENT woman, who is a good_cook, wishes to do general housework. 5 Colton. AMERICAN middle-aged woman, with little girl 3 yvears old, wants place fo cook, in country: moderate wages. Address MRS. C., §22 Howard st. SITUATION wanted in private family: good home more than wages. Apply 1448 Fifteenth avenue, South San cisco. WOMAN wishes to work by day washing and ironing and housecleaning. 212 Eighth st. GOOD dressmaker wishes to sew In family by the day. Address 435 Fulton st., upstairs. | NEW sunny flats, 774 Capp st.. § and 4 rooms and bath; large yards; rent cheap. PEARL 27, off Market, near Valencia—3$8; rear upper flat of 3 sunny rooms. SAN CARLOS ave., 366—Upper flat; § rooms, bath and stationary washtubs. SUNNY flat; 6 rooms and bath; all modern im- provements; large yard. 2S1B Howard st SUNNY flat 4 rooms; newly papered; large basement. 114 Perry $10. SUNNY flat: cormer Twenty-third and Guer- rero; 7 rooms: porcelain bath, laundry, etc. TURK, 307—House of 7 rooms: can be used by 3 famiiles; rent reasonable. 203 Jessie st. VALENCIA, 1008—Flat: 5 rooms and bath; new- iy papered and painted. WILLOW ave, 7201 Flat 4 rooms: month. Apply 626 Eddy st. 3 MODERN flats; 6 and 7 rooms; yard: base- ment; rent moderate. 1931, 1935, 1937 O'Farreil. WOMAN wishes to g0 out by day washing or housecleaning. 611 Turk st. A YOUNG girl wishes a place to do light housework or mind children; sivep home. Ad- dress S. A., %A De Long ave., bet. Masonic ave. and Ashbury st. WANTED—Work by the day by a Scandinavian girl. Address 837 Webster st., Oakland. A—DR. T. 8, HIGGINS' dental pariors, 927 Market st., over Cafe Zinkand—Teeth extract- ed without pain by use of electricity, gas or chloroform; also by local anaesthetics applied 1o the gums; the best and most artistic dental work at reasonable prices; pure gold fillings from §1 up; other fillings from 50c; badly de- cayed teeth carefully treated and fllled or crowned without pain; plates that fit from $4 50 up: open evenings and Sunday: A_FULL set of tecth on a rubber plate, §5; a full set of teeth on a gold plate, §25; teeth without a plate; crown and bridge work our specialty; see our flesh-colored plates, thinner and s er than rubber, warranted for 20 years, fillings. §0c: crowns, §350: all work Inléss and warranted. CHICAGO DENTAL ARLORS, 24 Sixth st. AT the ELECTRO-DENTAL CLINIC, 809 Mar- ket st., cor. 4th, rm. 7, Flood bldg.. you can have your extractions done painlessly: teeth Wwithout plates our speciaity: gold crowna, 33 5 up; plates, extractions free, $i 50 a2 of- fice hours, 9 a._m. to 10 p. m.; Sundays, 9 to 2 p. m. G, W, WILLIAMSON, M.D., Manager. DR. GEORGE W. LEEK, 20 O'Farrell st., ex- tracts and fills teeth painlessiy by his wos derful secret method; crowns, §2; bridges, $4: rubber .or flexible piates, $3; received § first prizes; no stude: guaranteed 12 years. FULL set of teeth, $5; gold crowns $3; new metheds In wonks Aline, gold, B pe silver, 50c; pain] Soc; gas New York Dental Parlors, 969 Mission,cor.6th. DR. LUDLUM HILL, 1443 Market, nr. 11th—No o e f e et ateacting, Slet kas Eiven: NEAT Eastern woman, elderly, will go as ‘houukeeperh:"slmble: rl:m'lklrlg. washing, tak- care children; references: wages smal Cait B M, 230 Minna st roam 5 $6_NEW sunny flat; 3 rooms: yard; range; water free; 23 Holly st.; 50 feet from Mission electric cars; opp. 33d st.; no children. _SUNNY upper _rear flat: no_children. T0B e st.. o Mission, near Ninth, .OOM flat: corner: sunuy: 2 bay windows; all modern improvements. 417% Third st. W_SUNNY flat 3_rooms; 1320 Jessie st. off Hormann, near Valencia. Avply UMBSEN. 12—COTTAGE of 5 rooms, rear; also 4-room B pat. s, s Catitornia st. YOUNG lady wishes position as governess, either visiting or 'resident; all Engiiah branches, music and drawing. Address box 2766, Call office, Oakland. WELL educated, middle-aged German woman desires to assist with housework in small, honest family. Address box 1385, Call office: TRUSTWORTHY woman wants ition housekeeper for family of ndultlp'.“dulrel .: home: small wages. MRS. ANNA MERRYWEATHER, Station K, city. DRESSMAKER from the East, first-ol wishes to go out by the day; suits mad one day. 1532 Polk st. . $17 50_MODERN flat 3 sunny furnished rooms: porcelain bath. gas stove, coal range, glase porch, yard. 107 Clayton st. $25_Flat of 6 large rooms. 527 Thirteenth st, ear Market. FLATS TO LET—FURNISHED. A MOST desirable sunny S-room flat, partly furnished; garden, basement, ete.: all mod- ern conveniences. 741 Castro'st., near Twen- tieth; references required. —— ———————————— FLATS WANTED. ANY one looking for a good girl to take to Cape Nome to do cooking or hotel work call write 691 Geary st. & o LADY wishes sewing and mendi to do at home. Call 116 Sixth st., room :." b AN elderly woman wishes a situation as house- keeper: Roud Teference. 508 Frankiin st WINCHESTER House, 44 Third st. ket: 200 rooms; 25¢ to §150 night: “.I-l:lun.; waek, convenient and able; free 'bus and baggage to and from ferry. JEMPLOYMENT WANTED—MALE. BOOKKEEPER, experfenced, rapid and ac- curate, desires any kind of office work with references. mn?‘ o(. promotion; Bt?x 409, S S T SRR L BOOKKEEPER, experierced In wholesale busi- ness, wants employment; 9 years in last 3 Al reterence. Address W. K., box 411, Call. SITUATION wanted ports useful man. F., HOFMANN, Yosemite House, 1065 Mar GOOD tenant wants upper flat of 5 r.; modern fmps. ; ren reasonable. Address box 49, Call. FURNITURE FOR SALE. THREE rooms and kitchen, completely furn.: 3 rms. pay rent now; bargain. 519% Stevenson. NATOMA, €45—For sale; furniture, 3 room: : "o dealers; rent $u. ¥ o 4 ROOMS furnished In oak for $18 50, with No. 7 range. Kine Furniture Co.. 1127-1131 Market, FURNITURE WANTED. CHAS. LEVY buys your furniture, carpets, piano. 1135 Market st.: telephone Jessie 6L ALZRED WOLLPERT, 773 Mission st., pays the highest price for your 2d-hand furniture. e e T — W. E. CODY (late with J. T. Terry & Co.) buys furniture, carpets. 757 Mission: tel. Red 333 e e e — A BRANCH office for the reception of adver- and ‘been € 1323 PoIk st.; open Dotk pm