The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 13, 1904, Page 51

J THE 5 CISCO LL. SUNDAY OVEMBER 13, 1904, S to 12 Drug k. registeved, 3 four salesmen, §75 and e an, rgen $iuv to start. S rmun, French, tian, it a Greek, Spgnish, Siavinian and L Jewel )0 manth. txnguexes v waiesman, and Ovegon, bond required; cen esrn $200 month. Guve 1904 We Hove to cor miners, Alaska, 100 in party, 330 o Men Work Increase 60,000 ay carned Office aseistant, good penman, $12 to start Advertising solicitor, £150 for good man. Stenographer, $50, 4 watchmakers, §21 week. Correspendence ‘school representatives for Pa- CARPENTER long jub, fare ot it. ! | . co.. nerth, %60 and found cific Ccast, xood salaries. uniry, $90. Medical directery sulicitor, salary and com- MINES mirston. Y ND SILV 5 painteis, regular wagee. cr€. north, 8 he Younk nen, salesmen, 52 day. v ne, 22 ¢ Sales glit edge mining stock; men of . - ability “earn S0 week. 3 p. m® Koo open Eunday Ul & leaner S06 Market st. room i city Office closed on Sunday. $40 and f1d Bookkeeper's ass:stant St-nographer tarmer, Manager dejartmer Rill and eatry clerk.. mnd. clerk week ker ... washers, farmhands, ime kee pers and choreboys, | Accountant ol}-ctor Floor mAnAZer ........ Two shipping clerks . General office work .... Bank clerk (bond required) Young man, learn dentistry 86 Market st., R., good job, $4 ding outfit, Nevads, - room FOREMAN RANCH Oven Sunday 10 to 12 o - riing foreman, ranch, south, $35 1o $40 1020 U HORD & At £ Contractors’ Agents 3 Third st nter, country nan, D rflsh. Te’ng\ul'n‘. 2 26, new work, near city, long ERNMENT WORK. Toatites S s S euvini amsters Fere 10c. Teamsters $2 25 1 FEE SHIP TO-DAY. #1 FEE. Teamsters, bay shore, $2. 20 teamsters, 2 and 4 horses, $75. Bartender, German, ¢80 and found. — Carpenter, city. contract SPECIAL Young for flower store, $12 to §15. NEW WORK Solicitor for tea and coffee, nducements. ters for new work in center of min- | Seee v ere moan Son 3 3 Tt §00, Tare £190; Ship TOBMRAL | Aty G e oL 52 F0 week 10 laborers, same job, $60. Nevada, teamsters, fare $10 90. {RAY & READY, (84636 Clay st CATTLE BUYER. cattie buyer for a large meat- on; must have references; ACTT ment plan; popul in great demand; $50 ) §100 week well advertised; stock ur agents earning now Call 412 Crossley bidg. | | i | { | | | tenced RAY & READY, 634-636 Clay st WANTED—Experienced man, well versed in MANAGER WANTED rery section to appoint agents for new selen- #ame replacing forbidden slot machines | purnarric - e = | sl loan affaime; ref. required; liberal sal. W R ey Bt e | b com. to right party. Box 851, Call ~ N ! MURRAY & READY, 634-636 Clay #. | py jorge importing house, bright boy for ! sample room; state references, age, in own handwriting. ' Box 835, Call. | , reliabie men as city and coun- evades law everywhere y ot T g e eamtifer e caah | Uy agents:‘steady positions. 247 Fifth st. rented or sold on easy paymenis; | jANITOR wanted. Apply PATRICK KELLY, on thirty days’ free trial; propo- | ““yo5 Missfon st., chlef janitor please you if ‘we still have open- INDEPENDENT F\g‘lx-l boy, about 15 years ol references. Box 831, Call. STRONG errand wholesale house; e JOUNE THREE bartenders wanted at 131 Third st. ery calling farms . = chenjes; must sive first-class refer- ANBy St 6 p we pay $35 to $6 day for services: representatives every town and coun- no experience necessary; Wwrite Drawer 168, Chicago, 1N foremen wanted to increase their stores, rallroad, and me: A NEAT, experlenced bedmaker to sweep and rent rooms. Call after 9, 25 Third st. steady job. OYSTER. cook; 245 O'Farrell st. y aciing during spare time a1 repre. | T e Lo i around alor sbsolutely no risks: 15 _minutes’ partner. S5 Dush st . v increase your income. S Call Sunday, 10 to 3, 908 BOY wanted. HALL'S, 10 Kearny st. en each State to travel, tack PRESEERS on pants wanted; good pa solicitor to place on the easy pay-| BALESMEN WANTED. SALESMAN for coast territory with estab- lished trade among notion bujcrs and drug- £1815 10 sc anfast’” Hygienic Comb and 4 bined; just being introduced uml selling rapidly: to high-class man who can quallfy, exclusive sale will be given; min- tion refs.. territory, lines carried and full particulars or no attention given. Harlee Distributing Co., 189 8. Clark st., Chioago. wa D-—Cigar rnlezmen in every locality; experience unnecessary; good salary and ex- penses paid. EMANUEL CO., Station J, ew Yoik Clty WOULD vou. with pocket sample only, like to 200 to 3400 commigslon weekly? If g0, Mo, make write Lou! L. BROWN, 512 Roe bidg., salesman for California by I whelesale house; good pay; permanent to right man: ref. required. Draw:r 8, Chicago. CED salesman to sell established retail trade: liberal pay and ex- . M. ARTHUR CO., Detroit, Mich. to > and city salosmen, $3 50 2 day if you the business, Call or address C. H. 1 ‘Mission st. to sell homs builders' contract: Lest $1 a week proposition on the market; best tontina opportunity ever offered; to- igate. Gold Bend Mercantile ssley building. AND WAGONS. ars old, sire Boodle, 2:1214, weight 1150; gentl can drive; ; can be seen from . stock yards, 12th and Harrison sts. Inquire MR. SAMUEL, BAY gelding, 4 dam Wiid Be FOR sale—Light spring Studebaker t-p delivery wagon, new: suitable for florist, delicatessen or dairy produce, 223 Sutter, Mercantlle Lib. HORSE. about 8 to 1400 po ! rs old, welght from state price. Box 1505, Call is Oakland. r bottom pasturage; green feed year near Black Diamond, Contra Costa Nucleus Stables. 190 Stevenson, S. F. D, iron gray horse; weight 1250 pounds; work single or double. Inquire at 113 Welsh st.. near Fourth, R. F. J. stable sheepswool sponges; §2 chamofs and dusters. 307 Mai ADD); s and buggy, $25; cheap wagon and team: double harness. 8 Bryant | $ S §17 G0 _this week. San Fran- cisco Saddlery Co., 517 Market st. ARLESS, sound bay pacer, ake horse In trade. 1656 Mission st. WA D—A cheap, light 1-horse wagon. Call addrs3 N. DECKER, 561 Howard st TWO fine pandle top wagons for sale cheap. 1506 Folsom st. st arge | 00 1150 1bs; will HATRIMONIAL. WIDOWER, 56 years cld, with 2 children, has | NEW gasoline and a good home and other property besides, would like to correspond with a lady middie- aged, who would be & §ood mother to his chil- dren; object matrimony. Box 4001, Call. YOUNG lady, 22 ycars old, dark brown halr, blue eyes, of a kind ard loving disposition, would_like to correspond with young man; must be gober and industrious: object matri. mony; no triflers. Box 4710, Call office. A YOUNG man, 24, carpenter by trade, would like to correspond with a young lady who would make a good wife and be willing to | live in the country; object matrimony; no agents, Box 4104, Call office. | YOUNG man, age 24, wishes to meet a con- genlal young lady under 24; send photo if possible;_strictly confidential; object matri- mony. Box 4949, Call office. r GENTLEMAN of means would like to meet | lady with some means; object matrimony; no trifiers or agents, Box 4407, Call office. LADY, 31 years old, good appearance and some means, wishes to meet a gentleman; objeet matrimony. Box 4702, Call office. DICAL. e R . LADIES who are Jsuffering from any atiment peculiar to their sex should consult me. Im- mediate relief i name as a registired physician. 1Is there another who can state this? Not one. My methods are the. result of years of patient study. They secure results always. You can pay wie when satisfied that you ars in a nor- mal condition. DR. WHITE, 702 Market st. i rooms 7 and 8. Pt s Relief for irregularities. Help for the un- I'm the only GRADUATE Call or these conditions. physician here who can say this. Write. Confidentinl. Est. 14 vears. DR. R. H. WESTON, office, 305 KEARNY ST. promised. You will find my | H 1 1 | i fortunate. My time is devoted exclusively to . MISCELLANEOUS—FOR SALE—Con. eam engines for autos & launches; 1 cost.2120 Eagle ave., Alameda. L FOR sale—16-gauge shotgun, $10. 1011 Ala- bama st. HARNESS bargains. 517 Market st. FOR sale—One_ G-inch sticker in goed order. Golden Gate Mattress Co., 722 Utah st. INVALIDS' reclining roliing chair, $10. 176 Coilingwood st., near Eighteenth and Castro. STANDARD power sewing machine almost ziven away at 1167 Folsom st. H. KLAS. WANTED—A man to buy Falcon bicycle. Jessle st. ELEGANT walnut bank counter and grill; bargain. MEEX, 009 Mission LARGE runts, homers, hen pigeons; mated Paire; cheap at WILSON'S, 220 Stevenson st, $2-FOOT yacht; must be sold; 4455, Call office. cheap. -Box FOR sale—One Empire dlamond contract. | Box 4850, Call office. $4—SINGER sewing machine for sale; in good order. €08 Ellis =t. FOR sale—Snell bicycle; reasonable. Box 4038, Call, FOR sale—Fresh family cow; gentle. 3915 Folsom st., near Cortland ave. FOR sale—Fine English setter pups. 935 Post st., bet. Hyde and Larkin sts. | FOR sale—French_t cdle and Yorkshire LADIES It you are in trouble, confide In me. | T e e - terrier pupe. . 1810% Post st. WILLOW ave., 8, off Larkin, near Eddy— Office desk, roller top, $15; new. DEEP-WELL drilling_outfit; _steam power. Willlam Edward & Co., 111 Fremont st. MRS, DR, KOHL, reliable specialist for all fo- male t-oubles and irregularities lief guaranteed. 10081 Market opp. bt MRS. DR. WYETH, speclalist for all femals complaints and irregularities; instant reliet guaranteed; 30 years' experience. 944 Post st. MRS. DR. GOODWIN, well known ladles' spe- cialtet, has returned from Europe; 25 years' experience in female complaints without a | taflure; no operation, no drugs; when others | fafl see the doctor and be content. Materni- ty Home, 412 Taylor st., near Geary. Bth. ALPEAU'S female pills; best regulating pills sold; price $2 50 by express. Pasteur's syr- inge and tablets; price §5. By express only on receipt of price. OSGOOD BROTHERS, wholesale druggists, Seventh and Broadway, Oakland { Vi instant re- | STOVES disconnected and connected; $2 50: plumbing, gasfitng. 409 McAllister;tel. Mint 3056 | GAB engincs, centrifugal pumps; highest grade; lowest prices. Price Pump Co,, 525 Market st. Walipaper, Sigc; paint, §1 gal.; ening. Merigan,1302 Webster;te] Steiner 3671, SAFES and cash registers. new and second- hand. I FREEMA s 2D-HAND bldg. materlal; lumber, door, sash, plumb. material. The Dolan Co., 1607 Mrkt. FULL line of drummers’ samples In grips and trunks; for sale cheap at 25 Stockton st. AN elegary sealskin for sals for $16. SE- CURITY LOAN & TRUST CO.. 21 Stockton, ELEGANT damond ring, $50; terms $5 per month. P. V. GARIN, 138 Montgomery st. DR. G. W. O'DONNELL—AIl who are sick or in trouble consult this specialist on female complaints; positively corrected; the unfortu- the most difficult cases treated; Office, 1018 Market st. LADIES suffering from irregularities, sick or in trouble, consult Dr. Syivester, 219 Kearny st.:rellef guaranteed; no drugs, no operations. A word to the wise I8 sufficient, ¥OR sale cheap, all kinds of business wagons; w and second hand. 1503 Folsom st. | DR. and MRS. DAVIES and HINDOO HERBS: | “original method of treatment, 1126 Market. FOR dres! e—Pair of large draught horses. Ad- box 4503, Call office. LADIES—Kumround; safe, sure, never fa $2. Gleanon-Ruggles Drug fo. Kearny & Clay. | ROOMS papered, § up: tinting, painting. Hartmann Paint Co., H0 Third:tét.Main 413, DESKS bought, soid and exchanged. T. D. McCarthy Co.. 807 Miesion st. South 811. MOVING pict magic lanterns, sale, rental; bargains. Bullara & Breck, 131 Post st. SAFES_New and second-hand, THE HER- MANN SAFE CO.. 307 Battery st. painting, whit- | | A FEW GENUINE UPRIGHT BARGAIN: A FEW BARGAINS IN USED PIANOS. 1 small upright, in good order. 350 i lénul‘lm ttle .levx!.l.h upright. $is0" wnd $100 2 Symphonys, uprighits. and '§200 2 Hamiltons, uptights. .$150 and §150 2 Lesters, uprights $200 and 3 Howards, upiight $250 to $270 1 Byron Mauzy, upright, small 1 Schmer & Co., cabinet grand. 1 Byron Mausy pipe crgan, new. -$1800 Piano plavers of various makes, bargains.. BYRON MAUZY, 308 POST ST. ARISTOCRAT among planos—the Gabler: oldest, exclusive, high-class plano in Amer- leg: aver 80.000" sold 1n ihe past 50 years. HEINE PIANO CO., 235-237 Geary st. 1252 Broadway, Oukland; manufacturers of the Peerlass Heine; largest stock and greatest variety; instaliments and rents $2 up; prices from §23 to §1000. $400 Mussard—Small_upright, fine order. FischerZ Fine order, very reasonable. Sterling—Mahogany case; used 1 year. Chickering—Mahogany case, perfect order. Weber—Mahogany case, 8 pedals. like new, trom $95 up; eas) ts; all guaranteed. 7 & EON, 18 O'Farrel at. BEAUTIFUL new 4 ht nos for rent, $8 per month: one year's rental allowed if pur- chased. SCOTT-CURTAZ, 560 Ha: 3 ELEGANT uprights, new and 2d-band, §$15 to $500. Plel’cel‘ Plano Factory, Market and Fourteenth sts. TFOR sale—Cheap; with 75 records. BENJ. CURTA! talking machine, Victor, 1363 San Bruno ave. —_— FOR_ sale—Fine upright plano, bargain. 1010 Golden Gate ave. _ PIANO for sale, 465 Shotwell st. pubicnas T 5 ZBeiacdhis PIANOLA—New planola left to be sold; $180. 8§18 Leavenworth st. ELEGANT $400 plano for $150; privats party. 301 Eddy st - $90—UPRIGHT nd, nearly new:. a snap. HORNUNG, 216 MeAllister st SOHMER, Byron Mauz plaver. BYRON MAUZY, 308-312 Post st. NEW upright planos sold on $5 monthly pay- ments SCHMITZ & CO. 16 McAllister st 3 PEDAL Stelnway up: Chickering baby grand: Ehoninger. little used. Keeffe's. 385 O/ Farrell. DR, C. C. O'DONNELL—Office and -esidence, 10211 Market st., bet. 6th and 7th, particu- lar attention paid to diseases of women. BLOOD, skin and rectal diseases a specialty. | DR. BALL, 1073% Market st. REMOVED—DR. WONG_ HIM, bherb doetor, treats all diseases of the human body; for past four years at 115-117 Mason st., now lo- cated at Geary st., near Leavenworth. WONG WOO, the famous herb doctor—All dis- easzes cured by Ghinese herbs. 746-8 Clay st. CATARRH. DEAFNESS and NOISES in EARS positively cured; new methods; 1 week's treatment free. Dr. Cottingham. 204 Sutter. GASOLINE. engines, automobiles and launch: 17 E. DOAK. 46 Fremont st MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. HORSE for sale. 705 Pest st pony, cart and harness. WANTED- and harness ish horse: also buggy . Call office, ‘To buy a Box WILL buy Box 831 children’s Call. FOR sale—Gray horse; years; fine for surrey. welight, 1080; age, 3905 Sacramento st. mp! circulars of our work. Apply 1142 Howard st FOR Sale—Second-hand laundry wagons at T e ta 3 per day ox el —_ ROBERTS'. 1615 Market st. TMAR O dept. C-10, Atlgs BOY wanted Apply CHAS. LYONS, London ———— Tatlof, 721 Market st., Stevenson-st. en- FOR sale -5 second-hand express wagons, one trance. single truck. 233 Beale st. opy letters, home = nd addressed en- YOUNG man on first-class custom coats. Ap- GOING out of business; hew and second-hand Manager Dept, 8 12, iy Ol4 Turk st, Sunday and Monday. | “'wagons c1d cheap, 1680 Mission st., nr. 18th. e GOVERNMENT positions—More than 13,000 AUCTION sale of horses, wagons and harness and cabinet makers to study chances better than rmamental drawing. BIGGS- appointments lust year. tute. J st and Forty-seventh appointed. Write for circular J-1. giving list Wednesday, Friday evenings. of bositions, salartes, examinations, eample ~ — — | guestions, etc. to Natfonal Correspondence ED—Me re railway mail Institute, ®acific Comst Office, 927 Market istom-house positions. Apply for free San Francisco, Pacific Correspondence Institute, Market st. WANTED—Boys from 13 to 15 years of age for cash bo: Apply between § and 11 o m. at HALE BR SALEEMAN immediately to work city trade; references required; state salary expected; as a whole or side line. Box 4849, Call. ch in exchange T for country store, ing salesman, $20 F. CROSETT & g O v Teles ol » e NTED—A young German bartender. 2184 E Telegraph ave., Oak- Fol. = 3 aciive ana iotelligemt boy ot | MEN, learn the barber trade; tuition free to fce” work. anewer 1o own _Iucky ome. 741 Howard st. ever: thcusands we have prepared have been | every Wednesday at 11 a, m. 327 Sixth st. WAGONETTES, surreys, buggies, wagons, har- ness, work & driving horses. 15th-Valencla. =ousEs TO LET | A—PRINTED cular, G. H. UMBSEN & CO., 20 Montgomery TEINER, 282, bet. Callfornia and Sacra- ento—® rooms, attic, basement, with Leater, etc.; modern and unexcelled for sun. Apply MADISON & BURKE. GUERRERO, 915—House of 7 rooms; bath; | new plumbing; good basement; rent reas. HOUSE, 1315 Jackson and bath; rent $32 50. , -near Polk; 7 rooms ox 424, Call office. where, hustlers to tack signs, ies, etc.: mo canv.: Bureau, Chicago. BARBERS, attention—Monday, November 14, J.B. 1. U. of A., Local No. 148, will give a receplion and smoker to the general presi- dent and delegates of the American Federa- tian of Labor. A fuli l;lendl-,ncc is hereby required. Refreshments for all. work im beer bottling 43 T S Tl RO B o i Ll e ot > 1810 Ellis st BANBERS, ATTENTION! Wented—First-class borber-shop dolng g00d e barber trade taught free. wages business: 2 to 6 chairs; will pay cash for the #t week; new method. HAIGHT'S, same. Address, with full particuiars, box mmercial st. 4TH2. Cail officy s STEADY man for pastner in a Na 1 3-CHAIR, 10c rher shop for sale; rent ess: large profits; easy to lesrn. In- | $i2 50; price is §$160: ehop takizg in from tigate of 255 Hourth ot barbir Mhop. $45 1o 55 week; 2 chairs steads. Address J street, Sacramento, Cal. WANTED—Competent and industrious young man, not under 23, experienced in poultry work: good place: wages $30. Address, full particulars, E. VAN EVERY, Eden ¥ ANTED—Office Fargo buliding. boy Room 104, Wells- ANTED—Experienced grocery clerk at 1301 Kear -t samiRrhd ” r WANTED—One or two men to I a good trade; stead, work; pald whi learning ; must have security. Call at 618 Mer: chant st., bet. Kearny and Montgomery. WANTED—A young man wagon quired. Address box 4935, Call office. to . boy. 112 Third st. ¥ Spiro Vucosaviuwich for your holiday | BARBER wanted at wines and liquors. 1600 Polk et. | _Broadway .‘“fl_y- valvo barber-shop, 528 arive grocery | 70 assist in store: references re. | HOCUEERS TO LET-—-FURNISHED. PACIFIC ave, 1005—Handsomely furnished house of § rooms, plapo, furnace, hing complete; marine view; nelghborhood unsur- passed; rent reasonable for 4 qr 6 months. NEWLY renovated; completely furnished house, 12 rooms; Jackson st. Kearny st. LANDRY C. BABIN CO., 413 A GREAT bargain; downtown 1l4-room house, nicely furniehed;’ best location in the city: long lease. 242 Post st. OAK, 419—Completely fornished modern hou 10 raoms, 2 baths, garden and yard. 1232—8unny furnished house; 7 VALENCIA, rm belt; reasonable; 1-5 p.m. rooms, bath HOUSEE FURNISHED—FOR SALE. RENT $18; modern flat of 5 rooms; bath. conservatory; nicely furnished: $285, large worth double; Mission warm belt; call 10 to 5 Sun. day, or evenings after 7. Valencia st.; n dealers. Fat B, 1322 | A HOUSE of 8 rooms, meatly furnished: all rented: no reasonable offer refused. Cail 10 | to 2, 802 McAllister st. —— | WANTED Bright errand boy; steady pol- ASHER wanted. 1237 Steiner st. tion. M. FRIEDMAN & CO., 233 Post st. = e | 20! y | MEN—The only original RTER for weekly paper. Box 4189, e QL ontkis I Moler Barber College, 640 Sacramento st. I Lately moved from Clay st. carned while learning. | WANTED - Laborers and_mechanica to know in 8 weeks; New quarters and new appliances. Call or write for illustrated catalogue. wanted. 129 Mason st. TS Commission: based on new ides; per day: no fake. 400 Grant building. 217 Third st.; 250 rooms: 25c to 50c per night. | WANTED—Boys, 17 and 18 years oid, wrappers. Emperium. WAITER wanted. 614 Sacramento st, toe r porter work.” Address box 4909, Cail | encyclopedia work; salary $1000; references Tequired. 47, Academy of Sciences. WANTED—Flirst-class barber, one who g Polish language, for country; wages week. Box 4537, Call office. TED—Man to leatn a good trade; paid le learning. Call 618 Merchant st. WANTED—BExperienced cigar salesman for fo- cal factory. Box 435, Call office. TED—Experienced butcher. 1644 Weller ot | | | per WaAN night; clothes closets, hair mattress; electric GER wanted for established office: 1n- | _LIEnt 18 every room. 681 Howard st = > £1200 per year: must invest $500 in GET vour shoes half-soled while waith slock of company. Box 477, Cull office. ) I):.Tu Miesion “‘i mb:::d.ln‘nd - — - — | or 11 Third st., Examiner - WANTED—A cash boy. Apply STRAUSS & FROHMAN, 10i-100 Post st. for merchant tailor. Seventh and Eighth. i ir: foot-form shoes, $2 50; we pay expres: 1% Mar- | Tparges. 11 54 st Esam.bld:open {1119 p.m ———— | WANTED—Ycgng man with $100 for good- 4088, Call. ITORS st., bet SOLICITORS wanted for new system; good _ paying legitimate business. Box 4068, pay to men of sbility. Box 476, Cull office. | {TUNTED TYouns man stenographer: state BOY wented in plumbing shop. Thirtieth st | K¢ And experience It any. Bax 4144, Call. . MUSICIANS to join military band. 328 Dush for_light office work. Address box 4908, | ot 20 fioor, room & 1 office. located barber shop; goed FOR sale—Well transient tra. Box 4881, Call. ED_ First-class, sober. _middie-aged | must have references. Dox 4081, Cail. = MEN (o learn the detective profession. 897 Market s1., room 104. w ED— By young man 1o learn how = —— - HICL EAILORS and ordinary seamen for all parts of | “tbe world at HERMAN'S, 26 Steuart st. MEN wantod at 137 34 st., where shoes are re- paired by machirery; sewed soles 10 min., 75c. ‘TS are pn the tennis court. work guar.: good salary, Agency, Milwaukee, Wis. a; steady Moler Barber College | wages that Ed Rolkin, Reno House proprietor, has | added 100 new rooms te the Denver House, | | WANTED—Edueated gentieman competent for | PATTER- | WANTED_Men to All 550 rooms at 200 per | ] l NICE furniture 7-room house; price $550. 943 McAllister st. HOUSE-CLEANING OFFICES. B | JAPANESE housecleaning company and maker. 618 Gough st.; pbone Howard COTTAGES TO LET. SUNNY cottage, § rooms, large yard; warm belt. Apply on premises. 2319 Mission st. HOMES FOR CHILDREN. Apply superintendent’s office, The | ',065 home for small children. 2028 Buena Vista ave., Alameda. ks | HOTEL BALTIMORE, 1015 Van Ness ave— This first-class hotel is now being conducted on the American plan especlally for familles for the season or year. The location Is un- surpassed. The equipments are all modern, with every convenience. The rooms are large, sunoy and comfortable, with superb view, and the furnishings are all elegant. Cuisine of highest order. H. C. SHANNO; Manager, formerly of Hotel Langham, N. Y and Mogna Hotel, Honolulu. TRY our men's shoes, union made: $1 and $1 50 | S ——— LAUNCHES FOR HIRE. 1ist of houses to let; send for cir- | furnished or unfurnished; 2409 | residence 2095 Folsom relief or no fee; 810. MISCELLANEOUS—FOR SALE. 5-ETAMP mill (400 1bs.) complete with 8 hp, | Bchilling’s gasoline engine, beit, etc., ore bin, concentrator, ready to do busin located in El Dorado, f 7 | 200 hp. Greene-Corliss engine, campound, com- | “plete, with all necessary fittings $1000 This engine is located in Stockton, Cal. | 40 np. firebox botler (locomoti hp. engine, all complete. type) with 8x12 rock crushér, ‘‘Dodge” brand, new, made in gections to enable transportation on pack saddle Laundry in first-class working order, Al ma- chinery, located in Sacramento, Cal....§1200 14 hp, gasoline engine, n—11 to start, | right when running, in our back vard with saw table, etc., “Northern” gasoline runabout In_perfact o | der reason for selling, ‘swelled head" | want a larger one. erreneecigeseens $500 |2 No. 10 iron 85,000 gal. each tanks; price 13c per Ib.; reason for selling, fun of doing business. shape, each A first-class air pump, belt driven, perfect or- der, made by Lafee.. $30 Ppe lines located all o the State we do i | the same; good pipe, t | Welsbaum hot air engines, any old price, too 0la and numerous to mention. i A lot of radiators and colls cheap. ! 85 ol tanks, all sizes and shapes, from 100 gals to 35,000. No goods on consignment; spot cash or rust; buy or sell: put in or take out. We know Tiothing but machiners, second-hand- ed machinery, if you pleas H, 8. WHITE MACHINERY CO., “A legitimate concern.’ Office 130 Beale st. Goods everywhere, S. F. 2D-HAND machinery, engine. bollers, pum; pulieys, shafting, ctc., etc., bought, sold, Tented and exchanged; see ‘Sunday papers. H. 5. WHITE MCHY, CO., 130-132 Beale st. TOSH & WOLPMAN, 105-197 Fremont at. DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK? Repair it with elaterite, in rolls easy to lay; needs no painting or coating; good over old iron, tin or shingles; best for new roofs. ELATERITE ROOFING CO.. 713 Market st. FOR sale—New and second-hand biillard and Pool tables; easy payments; we rent tables with privilege of buying: modern bar tures; cheap prices. BRUNSWICK-B. o COLLENDER, €52 Mission st. AN elegant assortment of dlamonds, jewelry and sealskins for gale on small weakiy pay- ments; goods delivered on first payment. UNITED TRUST CO., 21 Stockton st. AAAAAA—Buys any amount good second-hand clothing; spectal price for fancy ladies' and men's clothes. 922 Folsom; tel. Folsom 8522. ABUYS, sells or rents gear mackinery, en- Ines, ers, water pipe. shafting, pulle; Gtc. 'WHITELAW, 203-285 Spear s " A—THE (P, J. Co.) California vi 11 gold wedding rings for le by the PORT! JEWELRY CO., 25 Stockton st. o A STEREOPTICO! 60 fine views; 12x12-foot screen; a bargain. Can be seen or addross 36 Geary st., room 1. REPUTABLE place fo rent gents full dress, 21 Stockton st. (formerly TRY our men's shoes at 31 and $1 60 4 ook raria shoss & 82 B0 e pey “axmears charges. 11 3d st.. Exam. bld.; catalog free. Palace Hotel). C. A. McNEILL LAUNCH CO., foot of Clay #t.; for pleasure and business; tel. Bush B534. LOST—Satchel from hotel bus, marked “Miss Bell,” coming from ferry to Palace Hotel about 11:30 p.-m., Nov. 11, 1904; suitable reward; Palace Hotel, LOST—On Sacramento st, bet. Plerce and Fillrcore, small round gold buckle on ribbon belt; liberal reward: If JOFN RODDA, 2016 Sacramento st. returned to MRS. | DIAMONDS and jewelry on small weel or monthly payments, DEREMER'S, 137 Mont- gomery gt., room 12, upstairs. A COMBINATION dining-réom, billlard and pool table complete; sacrifice price. Box 473, 1l office. !‘Ofltule-—very rich partly developed quartz mine on mother lode; casy terms; will take some stock. Address box 4947, Call office. WE want old jewelry In exchange for new: don't forget, Sixth st. 7 ! i | LEAKY roof? No. if painted with BURNETT Paint Co.'s paint. A word to the wise is sufficlent. 12x18x10x12 Worthington compound pumps, Al | not own, but we have a lot of pipe just | BOILERS, engines, 2d-hand machinery. McIN- Tuxedg or Prince Albert suits. J. COOPER, | | | | 25 $300 | but all | $100 | i | | MILTON JEWELRY CO., '-‘G'Ii AAAAA—Higlest prices for ladles’.gents’ cast- off clothing. Tel Davis 825, 650 Sacramento st. IAMONDS and precious stones bought for cash. KARL EBER & CO., room 405, Ad- D! ams bldg.. 208 Kearny st.; phone Black 3036. B o N WANTED—A_good male Chesapeake Bay 1 office. _Quck dog. Box 4132, Cal WANTED—A good _hunting dog cheap. Box 1080. Call office. WANTED-—8tore in good location for saloon business. Box $20, Cail. WANTED—2 upright drug showcases; beveled glass top. Dispensary, 305 Kearny st. WANTED—Horse to drive for its board and stabling. 141 Oakland ave., Oakland. WANTED—A female King Charles to breed. Address W. F. G., 283 Turk st. WANTED—Upright showcase: must be cheap. Apply 615 Larkin st. WOODEN decoya wanted; must Box 4188, Cail office. BOOKS and libraries bought; Holmes pays cash. 1149 Market st.; phone Jessle 3741 TILTON wants good second-hand clothing and thentrical goods. 154 Oth tel, Jesste 3016, Levy & Radier, highest price for gents' cast-off clothing, shocs; tel. Red 1544. 615 Washington. L MONEY TO LOAN. TMANHATTAN LOAN COMPANY (Inc)— ANY AMOUNT TO LOAN. 3 ¢ 'REST 5% AND 6 PER CENT.... CITY, OAKLAND. TOWN AND COUNTRY ... PROPERTY . Second rortgages, lite insurance policies, es- tates in probate, undivided interests in prop- erty, probate realty loans, stocks and bonds, legacies and undivided interests in property purchased. .....MANHATTAN LOAN COMPANY..... Buite 107-108 Crocker bldg.; phone Maln 5924. AAA—HERMAN MURPHY, 001-602-603 Examiner building. Quick settlements: no disappointments. Save expenses by dealing directly. second mortgages, undivided inter- ignments of rents, property In trust, egacles, life estates and undivided in: terests in property purchased. Courteous treatment. Strictly confidential. ‘When You Need Money, See HERMAN MURPHY. WILL LOAN A reascnable amount on 1st, 24 or 3d Mortgage, on real estate or Chattels, in city, town or country. Low rate of interest. Give full particulars of property or chattels) Locatlon, ete. _ Box 490, Call office. SALARY LOANS— Mcney loaned salaried people without secur- ity or indorsgment, knowledge of employer or any one; confidential and courteous treatment; call and get terms. Drake, 453 Parrott bld. A—ON furniture or pianos at lowest rates; no remoyal; no pubiicity; also on real estate: 1st or 24 mortgages or on any security; any amount. O. W. BECKER, 36 Geary, room 36. HIGHLY respectable private place to obtain liberal advances on diamonds, jewelry, at 2 per cent Interes dwin Jewelry 'Store, 906 Market; tel. Mala 1C44. Branch 19 Third. MONEY loaned to salaried people, 1l mer- chaftsy teamsters, boarding-houses, without security; easy payments; large business in 46 principal cities. Tolman, Parrott bldg. ON ‘salaries, insurance poMcles, chattel mort- dlamonds, valuables, ‘etc. UNITED fUAN AND THUST CO. 21 Stockton st., near Market. A—THE Portland Jewelry Co., 25 Stockton st., loans money on dlamonds, valuables, ete., at 2 per cent per month. be cheap. OFPICES AND STORES TO LET. Iif THE MAJESTIC. MOST CONVENIENT, SUNNIEST, BEST LIGHTED OFFICE BUILDING IN UPPER MARKET ST.; LARGE, HANDSOME OF- FICES FROM 31250 PER MONTH UP, IN- CLUDING FREE JANITOR AND ELEV. TOR SERVICE, HOT WATER AND BLEC- TRIC LIGHTS. APPLY ON PREMISES OR | TO SPECK & CO., 200 Montgomery st. Iii DESK roem in light office, with use of pri- vate office; reasonable. 1008 Market, r. 617. DIAMOND, 819—Store and kitchen; good for Christmas to make money. LARGE office to let. 675 Misston st. _—_— PERSONALS. FOR men only: every man who is weak can add many years of happiness to his life by using Cactus Cure: it cures all vital weak- ness, mervous debiiity, atrophy, stricture, varicocele, etc.. by stimulating the blood supply; it feeds and quickly builds up tissue; that's Cactus Cure: gives great to all men; an outwardiy appiled salve which rejuvenates and permanently sustains; one application proves its merit; write for free trial box or send 50c for $1 box. Cac- tus Product Co., 364 Sibley building, Phil- adelphia, Pa. LADIES—If you have wrinkles, smallpox pit- tings, bagginess of eves or any blemizh o the face, Mme. Gilingham invites you to call and investigate her wonderful and im- proved method, knewn to no other in this city; demonstrator can be seen dally. 143 Stockton st.; write for booklet. M. ELLA HARRIS, French liquid powder; gives face, neck and arms the exquisite d jcate tint and texture of alabaster; a great favorite with actresses: will not rub off: send only $1 and test it for yoursaif. M. Ella Har- ris, chemist and skin specialist, 128 Geary st. A RELIABLE cure for superfluous hair, B. B. B. English Caramel; a treatment; free demonstration; keep your skin smooth and beautiful and prevent wrinkies bé using our Skin Food, 50c a jar. ELITE DERMATO- LOGY INSTITUTE, 838 Market st. THE _Star Hair Remedy restores gray halr, im- | proves its growth,stops falling, cures dandruft and itching scalp; no stain or stickiness; cleanses sealp;at drugdls! cept no substitute. Star Remedy Co.,1338 Po:k. DR. ROWELL'S Fire of Life, a sure cure for rheumatism, paralysis, neuraigia, pneumonia, sore throat, etc. Sold by all druggists for over 20 years; price 50c. Manufactured solely | by ROWELL & BROWN, 40 Turk st., 8. F. NOTICE—My wife, KATHARINA RUNDE, having left my board and bed, I will not be responsible for any debts incurred by her In my name. F. H. RUNDE, 2160 Mission st. LADIES" HATS ! LADIES' HATS ! Swell ready-to-wears, $1 25 up; pattern dress hats, half price; must be sold at once on ac- count of departure. 142 Laguna st., near O'Farrell; middle flat. A GENTEEL young man (Easterner) desires the acquaintance of congenial young girl or woman; object matrimony; strictly con- fidential. Box 417, Call. RAG carpets wove to order and for sale: also chenille-wove rugs, sik portieres; dealer in carpet twine fn hank or_cham,’ at lowest rates. Geo. Matthews, 708 Fifth st., Oukland. RUGS made from old carpets; Ingrain, brus- PRIVATE—Money ‘loaned on salariées without security; diamonds or chattels: no fee; no com.; cut rate. Cal Loan Co.,523 Parrott bld. 1 PER cent on furniture or planos; no removal; no commission: no publieity: $25 up; quick, quiet, confidentlal. 26 Montgomery st., rm. 21. TO salaried people without security; on furni- ture, indorsed notes and other security. 3. F. Discount Agency, 143 Phelan bldg. MONEY to loan at low interest; goid, silver, diamonds, rls and_precious stones bought at W. J. HESTHAL'S, 10 Sixth st. MONEY loaned on dlamonds, watches, jewelry: ‘confd. Diamond Parlor Jewelry Co., 722 Mkt. | MOKEY, chattels, other propositions. Bannan & Hall, room 1213 Call bldg; phone Main 3214. prospectus t v tion ever given on draw poker. Co., Columbus, Obfo. ‘WANTED—Information of John A. Lay, a resident of San Franciseo in 1854, and 1874 of Vallejo. Address DANIEL I LAY, Lyme, Conn. "FANCY and silk dresses carefully washed. JAPANESE FAVORITE LA IRY, estab. 1800. 2132 Fillmore st.; phone Geary 2083. PROF. DE LONTSKY, face specialist; moles. euperfiuous_hair, wrinkles. eto., - painiessiy Temoved. 321 Geary »t., opp. St. Franeis. AT llu than cost; uncalled for suits. overcoats and trousers at CHA! LYONS', London Tailor, 721 Market st. Ritter Publishing TO salaried people without security. The White Co., 420 California st., rooms 1% and 15. STRAYED—White fox terrler, female, yellow ears, short tall, name “Lady’; $10 re i 111 Guerrero_ st. LOST—lady's gold watch, bet. Grand Hotel SAILORS and young men (green hands) for | ships. HALLBERT, 517 Jackson st- LABOR debts collected: suits, attachments. Law and Adjustment Co., Montgy., r-415. WA NTED—Young man for cigar stand; call Moniay. 101 Stockton st. | {10 learn photo business. Apply Sunday, SION atty. L.A.Bullis, r. 40, Phelan bld: 55 Market st, "Pgncnn%h.fi.m-nmo.n. 2 — 5 WINCHESTER 4 Third st., near Mar WANTED- Burtender. 14 Third st. 700 rooms; J to ‘and from ferry. wages aftcr frst week. 751 Mission at. A'm" of The Q_a: for mw.m» en -"!I ‘Market st., opposite \WANTED—Bushelman, 300 Kearny st. itk -untll 11 . m. | A GERMAN wants work in coal yard: mble to , subscriptions received at drive. 1765 Waller st., peer Stamyan. Call branc Cor.Duncan and Church sts. 's shoes. halt A . &Q’lg -a: 24 e, ! TONOPAH and Goldfields stocks (unlisted). i v hand secure POY wanted 346 Kearny ot MEN 10 buy U8 Army_and Navy shoes, Tt KCHLENKAMD, 3505 Fourth o EERAND boy to make Wimwself useful in gents’ furnishing store. ROGERSON 535 Valencla. COOK wanted. Brook st. —_— WANTED--To buy barber shop. 2-3 chairs; pay cash for same. Box 816, Call office. WANTED—Good hotel cok. Corner end Franklin sts., Oakland ‘Twelfth | COPPER mine for n A 1 o e sale In Trinity County. and ferry: liberal reward If returne Grand Hotel, San Francisco. e LOST—Pair_of fieldglasses Berkeley boat Or truin. Return 1o St. Nicholas flon'x'otlu reward. LOST—Large liver and white pointer dog; re- turn to Liberty st.; liberal rewa LOST—A pass book with the Hibernia Savings and Loan ‘Society of San m.e%fi e Pame of WILLIAM B. CARTEH, No. 105 412. The finder will please return to bank. LOST—A book with the v- ings na":cn Soci of San “In the name of llfi. D 252; the finder will please return to from Hales’ Exyeglasses in case, to Cal. gn‘rtlcl! Co. Retm.a Fourth st.; reward. '—A black cocker spaniel dog. Retus ‘%anm e o 0. LOST—Bugsy robe on Nineteenth Sunget. Please return 1550 19th ave,; s 1F, L i7, Please return LOST—Pass book No. 10 MUTUAL SAVINGS K. - LOST—A large polnter dog, white with liver srots. 3¢ HINl st.; n&fu 2 AL R T N QUNDTA Teall, Uil sontaction which 306 Parrott buildin, ELASTIC stockings, $2: factory l%; O Farrell at.; removed from 40 Eills. J. W. HOPE. WELL. HIGH-CLASS runts, hen pigeos Glenmore Pigeon Lofts, Fourt] Elmhurst, $25_THOROUGHBRED Jersey helfer tered, 3 months old, weaned. seventh st., Ogkland. Polish lynx. and Jones, 2 5 1180 g‘l:'t‘v- es, 6 h. p.; a snap, Oakland. A FINE young hen pigeons: old enough to breed. B. ROHDE, 474 Edwards ::l., i BEAUTIFUL male St. Bernard e Dietay Tl medigree; resiseered. 55 Harsison: GAS Bay City Iron Works,, Bay 24 OLIVER iter for sale; $30. 1228 Mar- e el b D Sl PEDIGREED collie pups; sell or trade; what have you? 4244 Nineteenth st.; Castro cars. INVALID chair; very reasonable. Call at ‘H“ Howard st. Plibetctic ot B A S SRS vl i g WANTED—Buyer for second-hand furniture, books and elothing. 106 Fifth st., room !g" st pd ettt P S B AR i S FOR sale—St. Bernard dog; first prize winner. 649 Minna s > — TOWEY'S furniture foh spots. A ey e el BABY bugay for sale. 933 Folsom st. B ‘ oag-x. | DON'T borrow money on ealary until you see us, Hutton Credit Co., 912 Mutual Bank bldg. STAR Loan Co. of Wyoming loans to salaried employes. Room $11, Mutual Sav. Bk. bldg. ALL loans on dtamondsand jewelryat 2per cent mo. 8. F. Collateral Loan Bank, 538 Y- & % ON furniture & planos: §15 up. no com. removal; Eddy st no V. TREMAIN, room §1. 6 CAEH loaned salaried people on notes without ndorser MORRELL. MONEY WANTED. WANTED—$2700; first _m ; country property: splendid security; 7% per cent in- terest; principals only. Box 8i3, Call office. LOAN of $150 at 1 per cent, 4 manths; no commission; on chattels. Box 437, Call. MATTRESSES AND PILLOWS. TO order; renovated, disinfected (fc B g o AR e e —— Examiner bufldine. SKCOND ave. T34, mear Fulton—Home and care for invalids and for mental and nervous AcENCIES. 3 i YOU can_buy $76 warth of furniture for §7 50 down and $1 50 per week. T. BRILLIANT FURNITURE €O.. 340 Post st., near Powell. ELECTRCLYEIS, etlsm, parlors. S HOLSHOUSER, 320 ‘starr King bldg., 121 Geary st. FAINT §HOP—Was all right after one manth; don't worry. SPICE MILLS. PHYSICIANS are advising their patients to chew CHICLETS. H. ANDERSON, 26 O'Farrell st.—Theatrical, (uerade and carnival costumer. 1 st., bes e Bl i i % EUHA w..fihhflm‘l-";r-!& ELEGANT suits to order, extra pants or fancy vests, for §14 75. Fred Wagner, 850 Market. EASY Installments for Men and Youths Suits to order. Co-operative Tafloring, 1117 Mkt 1 reek; sulf : $1 8 we i :n‘uun.m LEMOS, 1127 BARGAINS in_fine. P. V. GARIN, 138 = o T - A S S Superfincus halr removed: electric needle, Mrs. ‘Eaton, 238 Geary.r. Eaton, 260 Sutter. Miss T. planos, Cecelian piano | IS | hairdressers' : ac- | PERSONALS—Continned. “ReE-X-R-A-D-1-0-'8" BULLETIN. ——— e | “REXRADIO’S" PUBLIC “FREE" LECTURE | _AND HEALING, WITH HUMANIZED RA- DIU TESTS TO EVER | THE AUDIENCE DESIRING THEM “TO- DAY" at 2 and 8 p. m. “RADIUM HALL." 783% Market and L 4th. st., CORNER OF MARKET and FOURTH. Hring your SICK "REXRADIO'S" office hours, 2 to T p. my | Consultation “‘free.” Terms to suit means. _— | “ALLEGED INCURABLE! diseases of. all S.| 'kinds treated by Rexradio. | “MEDICINE" and medical instruments atsy never prescribed or used by Rexradio, “‘only’ harmless, painless “HUMANIZED Ra- DIUM" power. “NAMES'" of all pai ars =t the offices. “HE LEAPS'—A cripple from PARALYSIS, almost powerless, LEAPED frequently after first treatment in public hall Nummerous similar cases. MILLS OF THE GODS" grind “slowly”; Humianized Radium grinds diseases quickly, | often ““instamtiy.” | “LATEST MARVEL" (last Thursiay): ““Through a fall one of my spinal bones. was displaced, PROTRUDING outward. - It - félt Iose, slipped about under my hand: tryina to stocp caused sevege pain. After 2 treat- ments by Rexradio thy bone went back to its place: the spine ls now LEVEL to the eye and touek." : tients referred to BELOW “*AGONIZING PAIN" for years (GASTRFTIS): “Doctors said I must die. Last Friday first treatment Instantly removed all pains.” - “ETERNAL _ SILENCE" broken: several DEAF MUTES have recently HEARD and intelligibly SPOKEN words spoken to them in ordinary veice and WHISPER not only by Rexradio. but also by numerous persons in his ‘“‘public’’ audlences, whose signatures as WITNESSES are attached to the testim nials. Each treatment occupled 3 seeon. only. Patlent's eyes were always “elosed” during speaking tests to prevent his “read- ing'* speaker’s lips and “‘guessing’’ what was spoken. | “ANOTHER WONDER"—Last Thursday AN- OTHER DEAF MUTE after 3 seconds’ treatment HEARD and SPOKE what was said to her under TEST conditions same above. < “LIGHT DAWNS" for BLIND man: “My eves for years barely knew light from. dack- ness. After_Rexradio’s one treatment I saw the form of hls uplifted hand. and the Wght between his fingers when separated. I-logked out of window, and at 30 feet distinguished forms of human beings, carriages, etc. All this impossibie before."” Note—He saw the outlines; further treatments may restore his vision tully. “WATEBS SUBSIDE"—'"Within 24 hours of | TRexsradio’s first treatment the DROPSY en- tirely left my ltmbs. “REXRADIO" fully CURED our rheumatism, neurnlgia, falling vision, paralysis. cancer, ““fever,” gastritis, anchylosis, dropsy, uleer, tumor. “Interview'" us. | unaided (last week). previously-- couldn't (LOCOMO- “CRIPPLE WALKED, after first treatmen STAND without strong support; TPOR ATAXIA). | “LAWYER" (one of city's foremost) last week lost his SCIATICA at Rexradio’'s office, and ) offers no reward for its recovery MINING EXPERT missed his largs CA) { 'CER several weeks since: now wishes he had met Rexradio a year “earlier. “REXRADIO'S" one treatment long CATARRH-closed breathed freely.” “FUNERAL MARCH" to the grave was the dolorous tune my pulse played when TY- PHOID fever clutched e, but after Rex- radio’s 2 treatments the tune changed to Davi anthem, “I shall NOT DIE, BUT no. relapse. K., 112 Fell st. - “IN MY HOUSE" and presence Rexradio made 2 DEAF MUTES hear and SPEAK. REXRADIC” In my office, wonderfully. help- ed cases INCURABLE by MEDICINE." (Physician). —————— s “FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH™ vainly sought by Poncs de Leon is ‘‘found” in Rexradio's “humanized radium’*; ‘‘friends say I look 20 years younger since he treated me.” —_— “OSSIFIED LADY"—Mrs. Knowles, 379 Bart- lett; joints of limbs, arms, neck. etc., for years IMMOVABLE; ALL MOVED FREE- LY atter one treatment several weeks ago. (Sec her.) LEADING CITIZEN'—After “first™ treat- ment lost all symptoms of many years' dis- tressing disease that made life intolerable; further treatments made wonderful cure PERMANENT. “LEADING PHYSICIANS" have witnessed marvelously successful treatments of total deatness, paralysis, deaf mutes, neurmlgia, etc.; mames at offices. . “WONDERSTRUCK' “Mrs. Knowles, the long bedridden, OSSIFIED lady, recently vis- ited me: I found all her formerly solid joints freely movable; she grasped and shook my hand—before impossible; I was wonderstruck | to see the great change. ‘ATHLETICS"—Rexradio instantly helped my PARALYSIS, and I walked, ran, LEAPED. | “ALMOST MIRACLE"—Recently I took a | ‘DEAF MUTE to Rexradio; in 3 seconds he | made her HEAR and SPEAK numerou | words and sentences, which we. all ;nndeu 4 clearly. She also spoke for me. It Wi :‘lol:ollc: RACLE."—J. P., 3460 20th st. “REXRADIO" made my man; DEAF ear instantly hear opened my nostrils and I | | i | | { sars totaily H ‘HISPER at 10 feet “DOUBLE BARRELED" healin While Rexradio was treating a patient, a rheu- | matie person sat within 4 feet, who de- | clared she feit the power pass to her and re move her pains. (A ‘‘frequent’” occurrence.) “STORED RADIUM—Rexradio _cf a handkerchief with his healing force, which was taken miles, laid on lady In agony from diseaze; in few seconds all pains left her; | _sound sleep following. | “DISTANT HEALING” by Rexradio has been ‘wonderfully effective In numerous instances. | “REXRADIO" instantly made my ANCHY- LOSED limb move naturally, and I walked “MY TYPHOID FEVER" at Its most DAN- GEROUS STAGE was absolutely BRO! TP and fully CURED by Rexradic treatments, in one day."—XK., 112 Feil st. PARALYSIS"—My nearly helpless Itmb and arm had normal strength and abilities fully restored by Rexradio’s 1 treatment.” "BLINDNESS AVERTED : natural _strong sight established by Rexradio's 3 treatments; 1 now easily read SMALLEST PRINT wit out glasses.” . “THUNDER INAUDIBLE'" many years to 2 of us; after 3 seconds public treatmient we both heard WHISPER at 30 feet: two prom- iuent “‘physicians’ in hail “‘openly’ results were truly ‘‘wonderful.”” “RUNS AND LEAPS'—PARALYZED pa- i | sels, tapestry and moquette: chenille curtains | woven into new rugs. Fluff Rug Factory, $02 Market st., Oakland; take West Sth car. POKER players, write me for free Tegarding the most valuable informal | tient, in presence of above.2 physiclans, after 3 seconds’ treatment, RAN and LEAPED. e —————— i “ELECTRICITY,” concealed _batteries, ete., cannot_account for Rexradio’s peculiar.pow- ers;: TWICE he bas met this objection by indacing ‘‘skeptics” to PUBLICLY _and thoroughly SEARCH him in full xlew of crowded audiences. On their declaring the search satisfactory, he instantly touched the totally deaf ear of the chie? searcher (skep- tie), who then owned he heard WHISPERED ‘words. A RNEY'S" ANCHYLOSED UNBEND- ING KNEE instantly moved naturally after few seconds’ freatment. r ‘MEDICAL LIBERALITY"—City = physiclan said to audienc T stropgly advise those incurable by medicine to take Rexradio’s marvelous treatment.” “REXRADIO’ gives above results of FIRST treatments, Which may become ‘‘permanent’ by further treatments. ‘‘Names' of above patients at offices. | e A A e e m)&mx-—nm:m-u Apply at * AND SUPPLISS. res onaily No. 2 No. 1 m-mn.‘g; other _ ty] at hizher and lower prices: rentais §2 50. The . Typewriter Edchange. 536 California st. HAND iters sold. rented. Webster E'fluu Inspec. Co.. 508