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MAY 20, $ ATTORNEYS AT LAW. pemad o Beernattui 0 ba FRANCISCO CALL. SUSINESS OFFICE of the San Franelsco | ADVICE free: divorce law a specialty; private: N R urist and Third sirestn, opsa| Do iss without sucosss: oufiections. -Gl W: ol g Spsacend HoWE, 8it'y at law, 850 Market,cor.Stockton, . #) \ : Montgomery street, | R. W. KING, 7 Market st room €27; all cases; no advance charges; call or writ = »p m til 9:30 p. m. ADVICE free: no charge unless successtul. W. " reet; open until $:30 p. m. 'W. DAVIDSON, €27 Market opp. Mason, ¢ street; open until 9:30 p. m. T 927 Mar- ARK, Emma Spreckels bidg.. ar street; open until 10 p. m. L AR ltation tree: no fees In advance. ket street, corner Sixteenth; open um- BATH CABINET—HOT AIR. VAPOR. BELGIAN HARES. LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE. BOSS Rabbitry, 3815 Howe st., Oakland—Thor- oughbred Beigian hares; breeding does; young- sters for sale from the following strains: Yu. kon, Lord Rochdale, Klondike Yugget and Red Soverelgn; British King at sdgvice. Vis- itors welcome: take Mountain View cars. LORD Fashoda Chief, imported March, 1900; score, $5%; fee, $15; breeding does and does with litters, EUREKA RABBITRY, 1616 Turk, TREMONT BELGIAN HARE CO. 2134 Fill- more st., San Francisco, Cal. Send 6 cents in stamps for book on care and feeding. open until open until § p. ty-second and Ken- ROBINSON 85 4-panel folding; door opens; firm and safe. W. & BROWN, gen. agt.. 4% Ellis. BELGIAN HARES. — | AMERICA'S GRANDEST BELGIANS, between Maxwel LORD EDI LORD EDINBOR fee. Imported fee. rted 7 i ed LORD EDINBORO; fee. & ayer and ser ¥ Import: LORD EDINBOR( fee. ning service and sermob | Imported LORD EDINBORO; fee. Imported DUKE OF CLARENCE; fee. and Gough sts., | g T Vecone g Imported DUKE OF CLARE! fee. \‘ . y Imported DUKE OF CLARE. fee. e St 1 r5ad Imported DUKE OF CLARENC Imported DUKE OF CLAR ‘Wantage Game Cock; fee......$10 00 d Wantage Game Cock: fee......310 00 Wantage Game Cock; fee......§10 00 Fashoda Clyde; Fashoda Clyde; PRINCE ADOLPHUS; fee. PRINCE ADOLPHUS! fee. Imported Imported Imported Imported Twenty-five other bucks in stud. :ngsters over two months old by above ut of imported does that score 94 to 9 at reasonable orices. il have on hand a large number of ed does, bred to, and does with lit- mostly by our imported bucks, at low We have reduced the prices on these rely our thoroughbred domes- tic hares, as Wwe propose to confine our busi- nees solely to imported animals and their direct progeny Few caponized Belglans for table use. a full assortment of Hare Supplies: iterature, ete Open daily until 9 p. m. ¥ BAN FRANC 3 HARE CO., = SAM C. Mgr. . 1015 Shotwell & hove 24th, Offic reckels Market. There is & cause for iliness in hares. ve the cause and your har 1 be w thod of treatment removes the caus 4 strcular explains how nd 5 cents pe for our S0-page booklet and gain h understanding of the cause of ubles affecting hares this season. 1, send §1 for a half pint bottle of the B a Lotion and §1 for a package of powe cure ten to fifteen hares. BONANZA RABBITRY MANUAL, by Dr. B. C. Platt, will be out on the 25th inst. | This, the third edition, will contain over 100 pages of scientific instructions upon every point conn able industry. One should not buy a hare, breed a doe or allow a buck to serve until after having read this volume. It is the only Teliable authority upon diseases. It teaches how to avoid diseases and the proper course to take when diseases appear. It is the only standard work in print. It is written in plain terms, in the short-cut-to-the-point style. Bound in flexible cloth Price, $2. DR, B. C. PLATT, 80 Grand View ave., Los Angeles, Cal. | CALIFORNIA BELGIAN HARE ASSOCIATION CAPITAL STOCK, $25.000. Free public lectures ey ¥ o Fellows' bulld- | A thoroughly reliable and respc b £ £ ar Ancestors,” by | pany, with more imported and high-class ani- by strated by stereop- | mals n any other company or individual — AGE FOX (Score 56); fee $50 00, e, official scorer, saye he is ok she ever seored. DUKE OF CHESHIRE; fee $:0. England's latest champion and winner of 13 first Drizes and gold medal We are now receiving a large number of an- smals direct from England. Watch for our ad- vertisement of them. Remember, we guarantee all animals and pedigrees to be just as we represent them, or money retun GEOF G, Manager. ton, Narrow-gauge R. R., Alameda, Cal. EPECIAL ANNOUNCEME IMPORTED FASHODA CONQUEROR, By Champlon Faszhoda, out of doe by Grimby Star, im to head our stud; only living image of his celebrated sire: test meeting & 909 Market st.; Fashoda C queror will be 4 only to higl class does; service $0: fanclers Judg . g of thoroughbred Belgians are cord‘ait vited to visit Fashoda Conqueror, the finest Belglan now il 1. visit care of doe: Ameri wel a; o riesponUE.ic le facilities for express. L RABBITRY, FRUITVALE AVE., FRUITVALE, CAL. TWO Belgian hares at breeders' prices spiriiual test | At Market-st. Rabbitry. W. C. Bentham, Prop. 1832 Market st., San Francisco, Cal. Does, young. Does, bred. EVANS' circle to-day. 2 and 5 p Does with litters. Monday eve ; read. Gatly. 143 6th. r tests to all; to-night, i e be, $1. 148 Sixth, room 1. | ANACONDA RABBITRY. 2p. Young Prince (score $4%), son of EARLE, 33 Ellls, to-uight; gquestions answered. | gree §1000. __ LORD BRITAIN ~_Fee §1000. RS. ¥ AITK medium: sittings | YUKON STARR, son of Yukon II; fee $5. o B gy yum: SILDES | g arge assortment ‘of high-scoring does. bred | and unbred; lowest-scored doe 92%; Lord Brit- slate | r Styles, Yukon, Banbury and other S independent 118 Haisht st All pedigrees guaranteed; prices reasonable; mail ordere given prompt attention Visitors welcome. 1612 Howard street, San | BELGIAN hares just arrived, branch El Dorado Rabbitry, Riverside, Cal.; for few days only will offer our stock of fine hares, consisting of Sir Stylee, Banbury, Lord Eritain, Yukon and others, at from 15 to 25 per cent discount: does, bred, $5 up; 6 British Sovereign does, §10 each: does with litter, $15; Lord Edinboro doe, 54 months, score 9, reasonable; young, $130 up; remember these prices hold good only for few days till we are permanently located. 27 Va- lencla st., near Market. YOLO RABBITRY. A herd of Belgian hares was brought from England to Yolo County last symmer, and now we are offering them and their offspring Brotherhoo: | ty in_America, 819 Mar. | ehe. “Memorics of Past A. Anderson. L B. L. “"Who Is Our G NOTICES. r of Foresters—The twen- 1 pic will be held in near San Rafael, on May 20, 1900 Rnund-g ding mdmission to park and adults 50c, children 23c. | me prizes will be di be procured at A. O. F. £t. or at the ferry on J. FALCONER, President. NAN, Secretary. House Fund come and see them. Herd headed by King Solomen (imp.), $15; Cleveland, fee $10; Prince Arthur, fee $5; Yolo Boy, fee §250, Closed Sundays. L. A. RALEIGH, Mgr,, 1269 24th ave., East Oakland. AT THE HEAD OF OUR STUD, Imported FASHODA KING, by Champion Faghoda, out of doe by Pride of York. Choice pedigreed does, just received, at rea- sonable rates, Our specialty, rabbitry supplies of all kinds; nurse does rented. Golden Gate Belgian Hare T 3 Co., 609-611 Golden Gate ave.; tel. South mer Henley, Manlloyd | Opén Sundays and_evenings. Robert Lioyd. Grace L IRA BARKER DALZIEL, Prop. F. W. d'Evelyn, M. e rogrsg— " 2 Jo STRIKE WHILE THE IRON IS HOT. , 20d her Masesty's | SN T eliable parties In every city i the LTy g | Uificed Srates to represent us: will sell stock tee i | | . Sk at less than market value and breed all does b will hold its to imported bucks free of charge. Write 4! gathering and GREA T BRITAIN BELGIAN HARE CO., importers, 2512 South Main st.. Los Angeies, Cal. CHAMPION BELGIAN HARE SANITARY HEADQUARTERS. Nothing_but finest stock for sale. Radical Snuffie Cure, 50c. fic’ Coast will compete 0 will be distributed. pavilion dancing up to 8/ for platform and funcy | events on programme: nd welcome with a fuli | all. Buy round trip ferry | for ers MEDIES FOR | ted with this immensely profit- | for sale at reasonable rates; they are beauties; " ! “city or country. Address box 2363, Call office. THE Belgian Hare Magazine. The May number will be ready for distribution about May 15th, which is the publication date; over 80 pages of instructive articles on the Belgian hare; Mrs. A. M. Bush, editor; sub- scription price, §1 per year. Address 252-233 ‘Wilkon block, Los Angeles, Cal, B BICYCLES—For Sale or Exchange. ! RAMBLER tandem; In good condition; tires; will sell cheap. 121 Powell st. new sesgssieniil payments. - N ANY HOUSE. TELEPHONE JOHN 51 H. C. DECKER, 1020 Market st., opp. Fifth. 2 ROOMS: must sell; reduced to $850 ,“'lNSTQN, & CO., 1026 Market st. 15 ROOMS; price $425; part cash. payments $10 mom!fly %I'INSTO 'P‘r(‘a.‘ W?lfimi'lurkel st 100 ROOMS; $230 cash, payments $10 monthly; Ml"r!ce $500. WINSTON & CO., 1026 Market. FINE furnished lodging house, 27 _rooms: ex- change for city property or cash, $4000 to 3$5000; @ rare chance. ELSTON, 239 Post, room 1. see It. NEW Cleveland bicycles; better than ever; $40. LEAVITT & BILL, 309 Larkin st. | GREAT bargains in second-hand bicycles: from | % up: send for list. LEAVITT & BILL, 309 | Larkin st., San Francisco. e ] BOARDING FOR CHILDRE | WIDOW wants small child to board. 368 Fell | street. | | CHILD 2 years up; sunny yard; experienced woman. 521 Castro_st. —_— BOOKS—NEW AND OLD. BOOT AND SHOE BARGAINS. BARGAINS, mers' samples mfg. cost ladies’ and children’s shoes; drum- Kohlbecher, 145 4th. DUSINESS CHANCES. TO my customers and friends—I have removed | my real estate and business agency to 26% | Kearny st., rooms 9 and 10. Thanking you for | past patrohage, 1 assure you that all orders | will be, as before, promptly attended to. R.| G. WILKE. SHING opportunity (85000 will handle | and 3-story brick hotel; 75 beautifully finished rooms; all elegantly furnished; bar, etc.; corner lot, 100x200 ft.; constantly ove crowded with boarders and $2-day transient: best city in State; cost and worth $60,000; fre of debt, but owing to peculiar circumstances 1s offered for §12,500; better than stated; it's a fool who doubts without investigation. N. D. SICKELS, the Land Agent, 10 Geary. —$300, $500, aloons—8300, $600, $1000, §$1200, $2500. ry hotel at a sacrifice. Many fine business opportunities. . SCHWEINHARD & CO., No. 817 Market st., opp. Masos A_LIST of paying businesses; groceries, bra coal | " bakeries, delicacy and notlon stores, yarde, restaurants, saloons. EITEL & CAR- Market st. ROLL, 1008 TORAGE and draying business: large arn; 3 flne horses and harness; everything compiete; business on paying basis. KREDO L 35 C ER wanted; light indoor busines: | $150_PART: will pay over 360 per month to each yearly. McLAUGHLIN & CO., T77% Market st. LANE & CO., 85 Market, will sell your lodg: ing house or business quickly for cash: list it with us; be convinced: costs nothing. ] | WE have customers for bottling works, butcher shope, lodging houses. LANE & CO., 865 pte can give reference; we can clear | at least $i0 a month; I have over $10,000 In | { the business, which is paying big, but desire to get control of larger territory and have | | incoming partner take charge of other dis- t, my i nce banks and commercial neies. 3, Call offic , wi Box = chance to step into an old establis ed, ing grocery business without paying a store, ice cream parlor, soda and cigar stand; 1 in rear, ‘furnished; 4 Howard st. Jiving 1 Call at MERCHANTS' lunch and bar for sale cheap | | on account of sickness; a fine chance for man and wife to make money; no Sunday work. | Box Call. A BARGAIN—Money maker; 14 room ¢ already tenanted; must seil ‘this week. Apply between 1 and 2 p. m., 149 Taylor, cor. Eddy. | 3 : = Lo &0 rent cheap. | bonus; stock and fixtures will be voite: owner retirir 1 1831 Park s a | FOR sale—At a sacrifice on account of sick- | . ness, bakery, confectionery, candy and notion 1ED saloon near Kearny | st be sold. Apply BACH, | 1 Montgomery st. loon: good transient trade; elght | rent with lease | ns all furnished; lsom st. | §1300_CORNER grocery; fine stock; good bar | Particulars 124 Oak trade; cash business. HOME bakery; doing good business; fine loca- st Oakland. | " must be sold Valencia st. cigar stand: call at once. SE. cor- ckton and O'Farrell sts. ILK route for Mateo, For Infor- mation inquire at 431 Pine st. CANDY and lcecream parior n. 230 E FRU teenth. Mission st., near Seven- | GOOD chance for an active man: drug business | in a live town. Address box 2388, Call office. | FOR sale or exchange—General merchandise business: 1 hour from 5. F.; splendid loca- tion; well estab.: best reasons for seiling; in- vestigation invited; will exchange for Oakland or §. F. income property, unincumbered. G, M., box 2767, Call office, Oakland. DON'T miss the tripods at the BACKUS STUDIO, 11 Geary st.; other bargains. | A—$50_HOME bakery: must be eold: worth $200; fine trade. Apply 3328 Twenty- ar Valencia. i ; must be rold; party golng to | no reasonable offer refused. pe Nome; Apply 1189 Oak st. bakery. laundry and notions; present owner 6 years. Box | FOR SALE—First-claes saloon in center of San 2 844 Clay st., 2 doors from Kearny. | | WANTED To buy good shoemaking busipess; | A GOOD-PAYING dairy for sale: no reason- | able offer refused; departure. Box 2334, Call. | FOR sale at a bargain—Grocery store, stock and | fixtures: horse, Wagon, ete.; wner retiring on account of health of his wife. For particulars apply TILLMANN & BENDEL. PARTY leaving the city has for sale a tin and copper sho also steel range; doing good business; established 14 years. 41133 Califor- nia st., EUGENE ROBINET. DRUG store for sale or exchange for San Fran- cisco property: a well-stocked, modern, pay- | ing drug store in a good mining town: cash | trade. Call at 730 O'Farrell st., city. | STATIONERY, candy and notion store; must be sold in 3 days at less than Invoice price; | a snap. Apply 433 McAllister: no agents. | $100 WILL buy a lesitimate paying business, | WM. HEFLINGER, 1064 Washington st Oakland. | RY and bar, suitable for man and | location; reason for egelling, party | Apbly 1034 Howard st ol und Park. Admission to ; children, Ze. The regular Eovereign, §10 to $20; to Emperor of Nurfolk, 20 to 330; to Ajax (highest-scoring buck in America). $30 to $50; you ers, all strains, § ders of the Olymplc | weeks, $250; 10 weeks, §3 2 months, 3 and I be held at 327 Market | g 50, Kenwood Rabbitr ] X e "o oM s, | 818 Sceaw Ty, 530 14th st., Oakland. ay, 1900, at the hour of 3 p. se of electing a board of di- T the ensuing year and the b’ Giher business ax may | ting. Transfer bo: will May 18, 1900, at 3 o'clock IMPORTANT, Mrs. A. M. Bush, official scorer. will score hares at the salesroom of the California Bel- glan Hare Association in Alameda on Monday, May 21. This will positively be her last day in Onkland or Alameda, A. GIBSON, Secretary. A . oo sma B T HAVE just returned from Los Angeles with a TAL mecting—The regilar annual meeting | new supply of 300 hares. I can sult you in £ the stockhoiders of the Independent Elec | quality Fice. ht and Power Company will be held . 8. CLARK, e of the company, 327 Market st., co, Cal.,, on MONDAY, the 28th A D. 1900, at the hour of 11 or ihe purpose of eleoting & ors to serve for the ensuing CO_\_I!I& Rabbitry, 115 Haight st. REDFOOT RABBITRY—Choice Sir Styles, Yu- kon, Banbury. Klondike Nugget. Red Rover, Duke of Auckiand and others: fine does, ready Board of direct yeur and the transaction of such other busi- to litt crack young Seventh and nese as may come before the meeting; trans. | Clay sts.. Oakland. Lar poks nii close ou Friday, May %, 190, | RETGIAN hares—Fancy stock on sale; bred and unbred does from $10 to $100; 5 Srced iUock on mate ut veasondbls priCen: cor- TFespondence solicited, ~ Pajaro Valley Rab- bitry, P. O. Watsonville, Cal. 500 HEAD finest m. 3 M _TAYLOR. Secretary, AGENTS WANTED, AGENTE—$10 per day selling our novelty ma igreed Belgian hares to Dentral California: dom chines: on application will send cut ana| State: acclim rices. Thomas Foote Co., 3 bucks scoring 95 start right: booklet L hatas Boote O5.. Las ANbate. Sal. tive list free. BRITAIN RAB- nd FITRY . Watsonville, Cal: EVERYBODY'S going_crazy_over our Lone Baden-Powell, the grandest buck in America; h -scoring. bred does NE? bucks for le. LO! MOUNTAIN BBITRY, 196 Boyee st., San Franclsco. MANZANITA RABBITRY, 14 Sacramento st.. near Larkin, San Prancleco. Lord Edinboro IT.. Sir Gen. Stiles. Also fine pedigreed does. CLAREMONT Hare Assoclation. bred to me and Royal % PER day to solicitors of good appearance, ¢ither male or female. Call 139 Bush st., room 2, before 12 m. LADY agents—1f vou want the best money makers get the Hygela Electric Corsets and skirts: the standard for 20 years. Address Western Corset Co., St. . Mo, AGENT, man or woman, to handle new book; saiury and commission. Apply 611 Montgomry. —_— e e ASTROLOGY. PR’:‘Fl. A“IM;ER! otgnn. greatest astrol- ogist and paimist in the world; satisfaction | 810 ; best strain 3 suaranteed. I Powell st B2l ave., o FOR sale—The Central Hotel In Napa, con- taining thirty rooms; reasonable. Address PAYING drug store for Address box 235 Call office. FRUIT and oyster stand. 1576 Market st.; must sell; cheap. $460—RELIABLE man partner in stage route carrying U. S. mail. Lane & Co., 865 Market: SALOON: good location. Inquire at 604 Kearny #t.. room 11 GROCERY and saloon: good location: good stock and fixtures: at a bargain. 219 Natoma. A RESTAURANT: suitable for man and wif good location. 239 Eighth st. COFFEE_and tea routes supplied from GEO. W. CASWELL & CO., 412 Sacramento st. A BRANCH oftice for Call advertisements and subseriptions has been established at 10% Va- lencia st. LODGING-HOUSE buyers—For_good_bargains and choice houses go to SCHWEINHARD & CO., 917 Market st., opp. Mason. FOR sale—Furnished cottage of 8§ rooms, 1 block south of Market, near Seventh; new. fine and sunny; $100 cash; $150 on easy terms. Box 2374, Call office. 22 ROOMS, 2 blocks from Market: fine; a bar- gain; money maker: no agent. Box 239, Call. 56-ROOM boarding-house at a bargain. Write Boarding, box 467, Call office. SMALL sunny lodging-house: low rent; house full; furniture new. 616 Geary st. CARRIAGES AND WAGONS. , carts. harness, 2117 Mission st. ALL kinds of wagons, bugg!: etc., cheap. EAGAN & SO NEW & 20-hand wagons, buggies, carts & har- ness. work & drivine horses. Isth & Valencla. SPIRITUALISM. GO to WATSON, the luckiest and truest occult medium and palmist; 25c. 1581 Market, nr. 12th. ATTEND MME. MARQUISE'S test circle to- night, 8 o'clock, 10c; readings datly. § H)di EDWARD EARLE, 300 Ellis st.—Seance Sun- day and Wednesday evenings at § o'clock. EDUCATIONAL. A—GALLAGHER-TARR United Schools, Par- rott building: Gallagher, 18 years official re- porter, shorthand department; Tarr, expert accountant, bookkeeping dep't: a school con- ducted by experts; call or send for catalogu SITUATION wanted by a respectal man with first-class references; night watchman or any other tion of m’zt: security given f{f mmmf“"m box 2776, Call office, Oakland. HEALD'S Business College, 24 Post st.. S. F.— Practical courses in _bookkeeping, _short- hand, tnlnf. languages, telegraphy, English branches, clvil, electrical and mlmn’ engin- eering, etc.; new §0-page catalogue free. AYRES', the leading business college, 723 Mar- ket: bookl ing, shorthand, tpying: life scholarship, $50; day and evening; catalogue. LIAELE young man, 24 years' experience in R ikeepins and general office work, wishes ition with firm of this city; references ?."Jm late employer. Address box 235, Ca WANTED—Position as city drummer and col lector; very well acquainted in city; can give very good references and security If neces- sary. Address box 235, Call office. ALL students but two taking full course this year got positions. SAN FRANCISCO BUSI- NESS COLLEGE., 123 Market st. CALIFORNIA Business College. 305 Larkin st.: the coming echool; thorough; up to date; all branches; positions secured for graduates. YOUNG man wishes position as assistant office man or other position in business house: the best of references and security if necessary. Address T. H.. 400 Post st e e —— EXCHANGE. ENGINEERING, civil, elec. mining, mech. sur- vey, amssay, eyanide, arch.: day, eve. : est. 1884 VAN DER'NAILLEN SCHOOL, 933 Market. sxothANDbuu‘."ml personally or Dy mall ac- knowledged by official reporters ‘‘best tea 3 best system."" M. G. BARRETT, 302 Montgmy, VIOLIN, itar, banjo. mandolin les- o oo™ W, Emiers: 304 Sutter, Main 100. PROF. MERKI, successful teacher of mandolin, violin and guitar. 1008 Mission, above Sixth. LE JEUNE Art and Crafts School; modeling, designing. carving; all branches. 424 Pine st. FINE 10-room house and 8 : 4 houses Por Busineas property, will pay cash differ- ence; Mission flats for Fruitvale house: Ala- meda houses, with cash, for city pro;_aen{y, nice Alameda home for Berkeley house; off and Oakiand houses for ranches: loans nego- tiated. EITEL & CAR! ORCHARD of § acres In Fast Oakland for sale or exchange for business property in eity; no agents. Apply at 417 Sansome st. lots for across the Western Addition EXPRRT OPTICIANS. THE only watchmaking school on the coast for Iadies and gentlemen. O. Sinz. 36 Geary, r. 34. ARITHMETIC. bookkeeping, grammar, writing, etc.: day or eve.: $5 mo. 1024 Mission, ar. 6th. 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 435i. B o Lo T el el e 5 s i A—MOST reliable Japanese and Chinese em- ployment office; established over five years. 421 Post st.; telephone Bush 135. ORPHEUM Emgloymenl Office—Japanese.- Chi- nese help. 428 Powell, nr. Sutter; tel. Black5072. JAPANESE and Chinese employment office; best heip furn.; tel. John 2121. 3081 Stockton. CHINESE and Japanese Employment Office— Best help. 411% O'Farrell st.; tel. East 426 MRS J.J WHITNEY, clairvoyant, test. business medium, life reader; sitting, $1. 1104 Market. MEDA HOSKINS, spiritual medium, 1423 Mar- ket bet. 10th and 11th: cir. Mon.. § p. m. CLAIRVOYANTS. -——MRS. DR. CLARK————— THE WELL-KNOWN TRANCE MEDIUM, PERMANENTLY LOCATED AT 205 TURK &t., may be consulted on all affairs of 1 she will show you how to overcome your e mies; remove family troubles; restore lost af- fections; unite the separated; satisfaction guaranteed by mall; send stamp for circular. with special terms.” MRS. DR. CLARK, 205 Turk st., near Jones. MME. LANGE, the great clairvoyant, tells past, future; never falls; has the greatest Egptian secret; shows picture future husband or wife; fee 25¢ and up; satisfaction to everybody; open Sundays. 1167 Market st., bet. 7th and th. MRS, A. E. BROWER, psychic readings; min- ing a specialty. 220% McAllister st.; hours 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p. m. MADAM DENNY, clairvoyant and card reader; 25c and 50c. 763 Bryant st., near 6th; no sign. MISS MELVILLE, great clairvoyant and water reader;German spoken. E‘Zl‘fi Mission, op.Mint. CLAIRVOYANT, card reader, best advice. 523 Mission st., near 4th, rm. 3; %c up; Ting bell. i;nfilz. ZEREDA of § Seyenth s original £ypsy . gn. CONSULT the gifted clairvoyants; fee Zc. 343% Minna st., near Fifth. EMPLOYMENT WANTED—FEMALE. REFINED nursery governess desires situation or as invalid's nurse, mald or best of ref. MISS CULLEN, 825 Sutter st. GERMAN woman wishes plain sewing to do at home. §21 Mission st., room 1. RELIABLE woman wants work by the day; housecleaning_or washing.s Apply 15% Oak Grove ave., off Harrison st., bet. 5th and 6th. SCOTCH woman desires position as hous: keeper; has little girl. Call or address 154 urk st. SCANDINAVIAN girl wishes to do housework in American family. Address until Tuesday, box 2386, Call office. REFINED young lady, stenographer, h steady work, would like to live with nice family as companion or stay with children in evenings. Address box 2370, Call office. YOUNG Swedish woman, first-class references, would like to take care family house over summer; if necessary cook for 1 or 2. Ad- dress box 2388, Call office. companion; | GEORGE MAYERLE, German expert opticlan. 1071% Market st.—Examinations free; German eye water by mail, S6c. Phone Mint 2357, FINANCIAL. FOR highest paying safe investments; cash or installments. Call or write room 1, 3§ Geary. FLATS TO LET. A—NW. COR. Sutter and Scott; finest flat and large glazed porch; appreciated if seen. ROLL, 1008% Market. | | city for the price: investigate: 6 large rooms | APPRENTICE fol GOOD girl or woman to assist light housework; small family; §i. 312 Sanchez st. GIRL wanted to learn tailorin learning. 718 Larkin st. RL for general housework and plain cooking; 0}1& ‘3 Sthniey place, bet First and Second sts.. near Harrison. EXPERIENCED finisher for ladies’ suits; good prices and steady work. lencia st. LEARN dressmaking and ladies’ talloring by the leading system of the world: rapid and eaey; 2 weeks in sewing depariment free to all entering the month of May; department opem to all: evening class: patterns cut 2ic up. McDOWELL'S, 103 Post st. paid while tailor 1088 V GIRLS WANTED To work on shirts; beginners taught. LEVI STRAUSS & CO., 3% Fremont st.; elevator. WANTED—Young woman to take care of dinin; room and prepare meals for herself-and g tleman of middle age, who will bill breakfast at 6:3 e can have a for other employment. Addres OPERATORS and finishe shirts: steady employment. 535 Valencia st. WANTED--Fitter, MES:! GER, 145 on_gents’ white ROGERSON'S, also alteration hands. E t st. YOUNG lady to assist in general housework. Call between 9 and 12, 1026 Noe st. WANTED—German girl for upstairs work 1004 Paru narrow gaus Apply mornings, station wages $20. Alameda, Morton st. WANTED_Experienced hands on silk waists 8. F. Manfg. CO,LM" Turk st GIRL for lght housework. Call at A_THREE-room sunny upper flat; rent $13; OM flat; corner; sunny: 2 bay windows, all modern Improvements. 417% Third st. A _3-ROOM sunny flat at. 130 Capp st., near Seventeenth; rent $10; water free. ELEGANT 7-room flat; modern improvements. 2410 Sacramento st., near “'eb:ler. } FLATS—3 and 4 rooms, bath: off Howard, bet. Twelfth and Thirteenth; key at 162 Howard. | FLAT to let, 4 rooms; rent §12; 362 Ivy ave. ; Apply 362 Grove st. | FLAT 3 nice rooms; 26 Reed st.: rent 310 Keys 1325 Washington st., near Jones. FLAT 6 sunny rooms; flower garden. Henry st., near Noe. 122 FOLSOM, 746, near Third—§ rooms; rent $16 | FURNISHED flat_to let or sell: everything new: 3 rooms. 630A Jessie st., firet floor. GREEN, 1314, near Larkin—§ _room: enamel sink latest improvements: sunny; IF you want to move get printed list flats to let from BALDWIN & HOWELL, 10 Montgomery. 6 rooms and | NEAT sunny modern lower fla Turk. | bath; $25. 1014 Broderick st., n ! NEW sunny flat, 6 rooms and bath; yard: base- | “ment; modern improvements.’ 1931, 1%5 | OFarrell st.; rent chear. CAPABLE American woman wishes situation as working housekeeper: moderate wages. Address or call 33 Ninth st. AN intelligent young lady wishes a position | as nurse in a doctor's office or a sanitarium; best of reference. Address MISS C. M., 1037% | Market st. RESPECTABLE German widow wishes situ: tion as housekeeper; experienced, trustworth or work by day sewing, mending or nursin; housecleaning; postals answered if car fare pald. 522 Stockton sf NA reads life fluently; business advice; names given; 2c up. 5 Fourth st. SYBILLE—Cradle to grave; future h ‘s plcture; %ec: ladies. 914 O'Farrell st. CHEAPEST and best In America—The Weekly Call, 16 _pages, sent to any address in the Unifed States or Canada one vear for 31 MME RAVE “re CAPE NOME. WEALTH of Nome gold flelds without the risk and hardships; stay home and Investigate; opportunity open few days only: out-of-town inquiries solicited. Box 2801, Cali office. THE A1l steamship Newsbo: will sail May 28. For passage and freight apply to 418 California st., room 32; telephone John 1151. TO Cape Nome for $30 by 1000-ton steel steamer sailing May 26 from . F. C. F. MOORE, %3 Market st.. room 6. Agent, CAPE NOME rocker; lightest and best in the market; price $10. 1911 B‘!‘!ll"l!l st. 2 ABSOLUTE remedy for seasickness; 60 cents per bottle. 1019 Sutter st. CARPET BEATING AND CLEANING. A A A A~ A~ A A A AP WHEN you become disgusted with poor work serd to SPAULDING'S Ploneer Carpet-beat- ing works, 353337 Tehama st.; tel. S. 40. for Nome direct; | | | | DRESSMAKING for children; accustomed to good work; Toc a day, car fare. Address box 237, Call. MIDDLE-AGED woman wishes situation to do | light housework; city or country. Apply 510 Third st. LADY wishes situation to work by day. Ad- dress 244 Linden ave. oung woman wishes position as housekeeper; city preferred. Box 2378, Call. WOMAN would like gentlemen's washing to do at home or work by the day. 'Call or ad- dress 748 Folsom st. FIRST-CLASS German cook wishes situatio: rent $18; water free. | TO 1et—Modern 5-room upper flat, between Van Ness ave, Polk, McAllister and Fulton sta. TO let- 3 _off Mission, near Nint $9 AND $5—Re near Leavenworth; 4 room $13; flat 5 rooms, bath. 1417 Pact- Laskie st., 1122 Vallejo st., yard each. near Mission. | "fle st., near Hyde. | s16—co: R sunny flat, § rooms. 3251 Seven- | teenth st | $25—FLAT 6 large rooms and cellar, with room; ealthful location. 527 Thirteenth, near Mkt. | CHEAPEST and best in America—The Weekly | Call, 16 pages, sent to any address ig the | _Unifed States or Canada one year for 3L et, with 3 Box 2898, Call office. 107 Guer- FURNISHE rooms; references. TO let—A furnished fla rero st. NY. modern 7-room flat, | 5 rooms. Just finished. 323 = hotel or boarding-house; city or country. ~ Address 99 Folsom st. g T TSR S A VERY neat young lady wishes position in! FLATS WANTED. candy store or bakery. Box 2351, Call office. AN elderly lady of good address wishes light housekeeping for an elderly couple: easy terms for pleasant ne. Box 2380, Call office. GOOD girl wishes position in Ame at general housework; best city ref. an family Call at G by the day, 50c; all kinds of mending MRS. R. L. ROBERTS, 7l | WANTED Flat, cottage or smal | “respectable couple; no children; moderats rent: offers. Box 2365, Call offic | FREE CLINICS. S. F. EYE AND EAR CLINIC—Free treatment | of eye, ear, nose and throat; glasses fitted by epectai eye surgeons; hours 1 to 3; Wednesday and Saturday 7 to 8 p. m. 334 Kearny s WOMAN wishes chamberwork in rooming- house or hotel. Call 3 days, 605 Natoma st. | BEKINS Van and Storage Co., 722 Mission st., tel. South 535—Packing, moving and storage. 1 SANITARY Carpet Cleaning and Dyeing Co., 342-344 McAllister st.; phone South 146. J. E. MITCHELL Carpet Beating and Reno- vating Co., 240 14th st.; tel. Mission 74. CITY Steam Carpet-beating Works. G. H. STEVENS, mgr., 35-40 Sth st.; tel. South 250. 3. McQUEEN'S California Carpet Cleaning Co., 453 Stevenson st.; tel, South 225; lowest rates. CARPETS cleaned at 3c .per yard; laid at dc. STRATTON'S, 3 Eighth st.; tel. Jessle 544. COLORED woman wishes position as nurse or will work by the day; good references. 1317 Green st., bet. Larkin and Polk. * YOUNG lady desires position as bookkeeper, typewriter, cashier or for general office work, Box 2897, Call office. FURNITURE FOR SALE. | FURN m ecottage. only in use 3 for % price; rent $10: can be seen | months, | from 1 to 4 p. m. 3 | FOR sale—New oak furniture of six rooms | " and house for rent: 3 rooms rented for $22; ; ;muae rents for $27 50; price $250. 313 Turk st. Tom 2 to & p. m. Twenty-fifth st. COOK—First-class German and American cook wants position in a first-class family. Address 721 Bush st. DRESSMAKER, with the best of reference, tew engagements by day or dress taken home. 10 Metcalf place, bet. Mason and Taylor, off | Geary. | # ROOMS furnished In oak for $48 50. with No. | "7 range. King Furniture Co., 1127-1171 Market PR R Bl BT B i NITURE WANTED. Y buys your furniture, carpets, Market st.; telephone Jessie 761 ADVANCE Carpet Cleaning Co.. 402 Sutter st. tel. Main 384. GEO. WALCOM, proprietor. CONKLIN'S Carpet-beating Works, 333 Golden Gate ave.; telephone East 126, A WEEK'S news for 5 cents—The Weekly Call 16 pages. in wrapper, for mailing. $1 per yes COLLECTION OFFICES. A A A AP AN GEORGE W, KELLY'S Agency—No charge un- less successful. Room 310, 927 Market st. LET. COTTAGES COTTAGE of 4 rooms; also three unfurnished rooms and bath for housekeeping. 922 Shot- well st. COTTAGE— rooms and cellar; good order. 417 Green st., near Dupont; rent $8. $12—COTTAGE of § rooms, rear; also 4-room flat, bath, $13. Apply 2624 California st. COTTAGES WANTED. WANTED—Furnished cottage, modern, bath, § moderate rooms; car line; aduits; well out; rent. 'Box 2326, Call office. DENTISTS. A _FULL set of teeth on rubber plate, 8 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 stronger than rubber, warranted for 20 years; fillings, 50c; crowns, $850; all work painless and warranted. CHICAGO DENTAL PARLORS, 24 Sixth st. AT the ELECTRO-DENTAL CLINIC, 809 Mar- ket et., cor 4th, rm. 7, Flood bidg., you can have vour extractions done painlessly; teeth without plates our specialty: gold crown: $350 up: plates, extractions free, $450 up: of- fice hours 9 a_m. to 10 p. m.; Sundays 810 2 p. m. G. W. WILLIAMSON, M. D., Manager, DR. GEORGE W. LEEK, 2§0"Farrell tracts and fills teeth painlessly by his derful secret method: crowns, ; bridges, $4: Tubber or flexible Dlates, $3: recelved § first prizes; no students; guaranteed 12 years. FULL set of teeth, $5; gold crowns, $3; new methods in bridge work; fillings, gold, $1 uj sllver, 50c; painless extrgetion. Bic: gas give New Vork Dental Parlor8, 869 Mission, cor.6th. DR. LUDLUM HILL, 1443 Market, nr. Eieventh —No charge for extracting when plates are made; old plates made over like new; teeth from 38 per set; extracting, 50c; gas given. IDEAL gold filling inserted for Tic, with writ- ten guarantee for § years; plates, §3; crowns, $1. IDEAL DENTAL CO., 6 Eddy st. PARIS Dental Parlor, 285 Kearny, -or. Bush— Full set of teeth, $4; crowns, §3; fllings, 2c. WOMAN wishes work by the day: washing. ironing and_housecleaning; $1 per day and car fare. 437 Grove st. WOMAN with a child wants situation as cook | on ranch or mine; used to cooking for large crews. Call or address M. B., 353 Fifth s AS housekeeper by neat elderly American ‘woman; good cook and laundress; fond of children: references given: wages $10 to $15 month. Call 250 Tehama s WOMAN wishes to g0 out by the day; washing or house cleaning. Call 611 Turk st. STENT woman wishes any kind of light COMP! housework by the day or part of day; will work reasonable. Address box 2804, Cail. SUITS made, $5; latest style wrappers, 50c; walsts, 35c. 24 Sixth st., room 27. WOMAN wants a situation as a working house- keeper or lady’s nurse. Call at 523 Howard. WMANTED—By an Eastern wom housekeeper; city or country; position as 8004, reliable home more of an object than wages; good | seamstress. room 7. RESPECTABLE middle-aged woman wants po- siticn as working housekeeper; wages $25. Box 2362, Call office. AMERICAN woman wishes situation as house- keeper or as cook on ranch: good reference. MRS. M. LISTON, P. O. box 27, Haywards, ‘al. COLORED woman, first-class cook, would like situation in an institution or small boarding house: good references. Address 933 Sacra- mento st. WINCHESTER Houle, 4 Third st., near Mar- ket 200 rooms; 26c to $150 night; $150 to 3§ week, convenient and respectable; fres 'bus and baggage to and from ferry. CLASSIFIED advertisements and subscriptions received at Call branch office, 2200 Fillmore. A BRANCH office for Call advertisements and ;nb:ffl]filcll has been established at 1096 Va- encia EMPLOYMENT WANTED—MALE. A A AN AN WANTED-—By a strong young married man, not afrald of work, position of any kin wholesale house preferred: handy with tools or steam; best of references; § vears in last place. B% 282, Call office. MIDDLE-AGED man wants jcb as watchman; best of references: $10 and found If satisfac- tory place. H. W. 410 Sixth st. Address all week 108 Taylor st., ALFRED WOLLPERT, 773 Mission st., pays highest price for your second-hand furniture. | W. E. CODY (ate with J. T. Terry & Co.) buys furniture, carpets. Mission; tel. Iced 3352, A WEEK'S news for § cents. The Weekiy Call, es, in wrapper, for mailing. $1 per yea | HELP WAHTED:FI.AL-. .Phone Grant 135 'MENT. - waitresses. & 5 waitresses, other resorts, 320 $25 and found, springs, $20; waitress, commercial hotel, | fare here, call early; 8 waitresses, commer- i cial hotels, $20; pastry cook, $40; cook, resort, $30, see party here: waitréss and chamber- maid, mining town, $45, see party here. .FAMILY DEPARTMENT 5 German nursegirl, city, $20; cook and second, second girl,' $20," Swedish or Ger- short distance in coun v; German housegirl, city, $20;.nursegirl | 2 children, $12: 2 German cooks, city, $%5: 25 housegirls, city and country. C. R. HAN- SEN & CO., 104 Geary st. | 'G-HOUSE cook, 2 German cooks, | $30 each: 4 second girls, $25 and $20; Swedish | second gzirl, $22 50, 3 in family. infant's nuree, §20; cock, firsi-class hotel, San Jose, $25; dish- washer, same house, $15; middis-aged woman as_working housekeeper, country, $12. MISS CULLEN, 325 Sutter st. | | | { | | | i ngwood st. r hairdressing parlor; paid while learning. Box 2338, | GIRLS GIRLS. GIRLS Highest wages paid to sewing machine ope ators on LEVI STRAUSS & CO.'S o Apply at once to MR. DAVIS, WANTED—A good lively solicitor; big money. 135 Eilis st. FIRST-CLASS vest maker. 8% Antonio between Eills and O'Farrell, off Jones. FEW young ladies to join night school: low rates. Ayres' Business ge, 723 Market CLASSIFIED advertisements and subscri received at Call branch office, 2200 Filimore A BRANCH office for Call advertiseme subscriptions has been established at 109 V lencia st Frer A-MURRAY & R 3 Leading Employment and Labor Agents, WANT 7 A. M. MONDAY ...... FARE AND §1 OFFICE FEE ar other expenses to Los Angeles and Barbara districts; we ship you Monday 9 and 5 p. m. for the S. P. R. R.; laborers, teamsters, §2 day. Sty .. FARE PAID .... For laborers (no experience necessary) for the sawmills and woods, $26 to $40 and fare paid; also 250 woodchoppers and tiemak BIG WAGES—-LABORERS FOR MIN 25 laborers (no experience required) e P cecene $40 to 48 and found 10 muckers, gold mines..§75 and 60 fou 40 single hand miners .......... Top carmen, $2 50; tool sharpener, laborers, city and all parts of $175 to 32 50 day: also teamsters, 3 MECHANICAL HELP $52 and found; b $60, $45 and $40, ** 50 and smith’s helper, $10 and" §12 week. Carpenter, rough work................$2 3 ‘Wagon-maker, boller-makers, coopers. MISCELLANEOUS . 8 butchers, slaughter-house, shop and r: P e AR e $30 to $0 Stablemen, buggy washers, hostler....530 & fd 4 farmers and wives and $40 & fd FARMS-ORCHARDS—DAIRIES . 10 men or strong boys to pull rhuba: N o . $25 to 335 and f Milk wagon ity . 125 farm, orchard and vineyard hands 25 haymakers ........... 4 39 and 5 Gardeners, $25 and $30; choremen and boys 20 laborers, Alameda ty....$34 and found 10 laborers, no experience required, large mining company -..$34 and found For numerous other positions come down anc Tead bill boArds............... el Wanted for a new railroad Teamsters Rockmen Laborers Free fare ranch, $30 & fd; § stablemen; Teamsters, stock Woodworker, country blacksmith shop.. Cheesemaier, $40 & fd; 7 porters, $25, Planerhand for sawmill company. .. § Boys or Young Men .. to work in a machine shop, city, $8 we MURRAY & READY, 634 and 638 A—BAKERS. .. COOKS Cook and wife for the mines, $50 & rd country shop, $35 & fd, also helpers; 2 restaurants, hotels and boarding-houses, to $60 & fd; fromers, country laundries, § and $35 & fd: 15 waiters, city and country, 32 and $30; boy for laundry, elevator boy. et dishwashers, city and country. MURRAY & READY. 634 and 636 Clay st. AT C. R. HA EN & CO.'S 104 Geary st. Wanted—500 men for rallroad work; team- sters, rockmen, laborers and men to build fences: §2 a day: free fare 20 rallroad laborers for company work, $2 a day, board $4 50 a week, free fare: 50 men for sawmills and woods, $30 to $35 and board, fares advanced: 30 quarrymen, $2 and 3§2 a day; 10 miners and muckers, $2 and $2 30 20 laborers, city and vicinity, $173 and §2 a day: 10 orchard teamsters, $26 and $30 £0 and board: 2 farmers. different ranche: $26 and 3$30: 4 milkers, $25 and $30: ranc miths, wheelwrig) stablemen and ..HOTEL DEPARTMENT. and wife, family hotel, $100: cook, $75: broiler, $60: hotel, north, baker. $40: ‘assistant cook. $30, for summer resort: cook and wife, summer resort, $75; assistant pastry cook, good Icecream maker, hotel, north, $50. & ‘soeg Silverman, country hotel, $25, free fare aishwasher. mountain resort, $30; dishwasher. springs. $25; kitchen hand, springs, $25; 20 dishwashers and kitchen hands, city and country, $20, $25 and $30. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 104 Geary st. A—WANTED—Monday morning. at 7:30, with blankets, ready to g0 on train, teamsters, rockmen and laborers, $2 a day, for the Coast R. R.; free fare. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 104 Geary st. BARBERS'_Progressive Unlon—Free employ- ment. H. Bernard, Sec..104 Tth: tel. Jessie 152. WANTED—Laborers on Belvedere sewer, Tib- uron. Apply on work or 508 Californi; CUTTER on white duck coats and pants. MA- JOR CONWAY, 86 Flood building. WANTED-Bright boy, 15 to 13 years of age, for general office work In wholesale house: gram- mar-school edueation and handwri! Tequired: Box S, Cant . 8004 . WANTED—Girls and young women for light work In laundry. Apply Monday morn- ing between 9 and 10 at 1519 Eddy st. YOUNG girl wanted to care for 2 little chil- dren and make herself generally useful: no cooking or washing: must be neat and clean; wages §10. Call at 929 Lafayette st., Alameda, YOUNG Iady to sell cosmetics and give factal treatment: good salary and permanent posi- tion to a smart Box 2385, Call offl WANTED-—Strong woman for cook and general work on ranch, or man and wife; state wages. W. H. lfl.\CY. :\'ID‘. Cal. YOUNG girl to work for clothes and board. 1813 Post st. YOUNG girl wanted in store; W g Sunday work. 619 Post st. ot s YOUNG German (17 to 20) to work In grocery, reference. Address box 2395, Call. WANTED—Young man who has had experts h'\ mfiacmre ::m |mndelk-nrk: one who uni'i?? stands electrical work preferred. 546 Mission st. s iy OFFICE boy wanted. FINK & SCHIND 1309 Market st. o WANTED—Man to deliver and collect in San Francisco and vicinity: $15 per week and ex- penses. Address DELIVERY DEPT., 1338 Cherry st., Philadelphia, Pa. WANTED—Photographer: one who is a good retoucher and printer: single young man pre- ferred. Address box 2375, Call office. SALESMEN—Automatic copying book: out; sells itself; needed by every busine: man. Pershing Mfg. Co.. South Bend. Inc LADIES to fill positions: country: naze: through Calif.; ref. required. 2431 Filimore WANTED—A stenographer: wages Address box 2387, Call office. s WANTED—An experienced chambermald. Eddy st. 108 DRAUGHTSMAN, good tracer and letterer: experienced with architect and civil engineer businese. Address box 2372, Call office. VAN VROOM-—Painless”; evenings and Sun- days. 1001 Market st., cor. Sixth. SET of teeth without plate. DR. H. G. YOUNG, 1841 Polk st. A WEEK'S news for 5 cents. The Weekly Call, 16 pages, In wrapper, for. mailing, §1 per year. e ———————— DOG HOSPITALS. CLASSIFIED advertisements and subscriptions received at Call branch office, 2200 Fillmore st. LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE. 10 ROOMS, clean, rent §25, N. Mkt. 11 rooms, full of men, rent $28. central, clears $35, rent $30., clears §60, central, 1 floor. on 3d, rent $45, owner sick. R, roney-maker cor, N. = e hotél, fine furniture, nice downtown cor,, rent §100. Two 20-room_houses on Ellis, $600 and.. 40 r., clears $120, rent $80, a snap. e sis & F B DR. M. L. PANCOST'S mange cure and worm pills: by all druggists or at the dog hospital, 510 Golden Gate ave.; a special ward reserved for contagious diseases. Telephone East 2§7. DR. BUZARD'| DOEEMMM re— Advice lfldnng.dlg e 'fle:‘ cif 'lllll'“‘?‘; all Animals treated; dogs boai Tel. West 636. DRESSMAKERS AND SEAMSTRESSES st tens koo Mo by McDOWELL'S is the to learn dressmak- ing and ladies’ ; eve. class. 103 Post.” MME, REMBERT, 530 Sutter st., iy it dressmaking 8. F. Dressmak!, Iriench tattorne Sy taagnt. AL Fan Hecs: PARISIAN dressmaking, made, $5 up; dresses m SN, Wig- e e g piefacd 5t MAN and wife wish situations; man under- stands dairy work, wife to do cooking or gen- eral housework. 431-433 Pine st. YOUNG man, 21 vears. desires a position to care for place: can milk and drive:; best of Teference. Address 61 Hermann st. BAKER and pastry cook desires situation as second hand or assistant cook in hotel or restaurant: please state terms. Box 2377, Call. and wife desire situa- kinds of ranch work; A COMPETENT man tions; understand all references, MISS CULLEN, 325 Sutter st. have had 15 a&-': exper- uc-a.ru’m encer "Nateees &t LEE O. PRAY, carpenter and general jobber— doors and wi lattice fur- . ) indows, work, L R X and FIRST-CLASS waltress and parlor maid; city references required: w . Say: 540 11, 100 Taskmne o T ATDly Mos- TRAVELING salesman wanted by established house; no technical knowledge necessa simply all-around hustler, good appearas and address: first-class line: special contract; entire time required: references. Box 93 Detroit. Mich. : WANTED—-Experienced engraver in brass and steel. Box 2397, Call office. WANTED--Strong _boy to drive wagon. Hyde st.; 8 to 10. - SALESMAN for territory south of San Fran. cisco. Call or address CHAS. W. THOMAS, Room 120, Winchester Hotel. SALESMEN—Automatic copying hook: just out: a bonanza for agenta: exclusive territory. PERSHING MFG. CO., South wfl‘ Ind. ‘WANTED—-Good pressman on pants: good pay and steady work. 104 Kearny st., top floor. NEAT boy about 15, Apply Monday, $ - ental oce, 46 O'Farrell st. ek STRONG boy to assist cutter in factory; ex- perienced preferred. Sansome ‘WANTED—GIrl for housework. 952 Pine street. e e Y, SAT. OPERATORS—Button-hole makers ppren- tices wanted. 503 Kearny, m‘l..u 3 - WANTED—A middl German woman do light housework. - Call at 15 Oak st WANTED—Waitress for small restauran 9451 Third st. s " 3 MEN to work on a_ranch: $1 25 per day s So- noma Co.; apply Monday morning. CULLEN, 325 Sutter st. A—ARM waiter: country; $30. MISS CUL- LEN, 325 Sutter st. WANTED—A night waiter for oyster house. 125 Seventh st. P WANTED—Waiter at coffee gy and lunch house. FIRST-CLASS coatmaker & HARRIS CO., 341 D pressman on custom S or. "B Tt s R, oy P b . e s S LS T AN GOOD industrial agent. Aj PR nb"t-..ll-‘\ nm-l... BELASCO