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/ THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, MARCH 4, 1905 & & = N LONG FELT WANT IS SHORTLY SUPPLIED . .Manager | Manager or Will Con- You Wish. ré, S. F. enson st . ... 1.00 $5.50 Per Year Extra 430 Per Year Ext ear Extr HORIZED RS AR VE SUBSCRIPTIC queste Ma:i_subscribers in ordering chanes, @ress should be particular to &i 2 AXD OLD ADDRESS in order to insure & prompt and correct compliance with their re- | quest. OAELAND OFFICE: | 1036 Broadway.. Telephone Matn 1083 BERKELEY OFFICE: 2148 Center Street........ Telephone North TT| NDENT: _» CORRE.S.!.‘?Pm Building | WASHINGTON BAMUEL W. WALL. i ‘EW YORK NEWS STANDS | Wald storia Hotel: A. Bres! 31‘\ Union Square; Mury Hotel; Fifth-avenus Hotel and Hoffman House, CHICAGO NEWS STANDS Sherman House: P. O. Co.: Great| Rorthers B Auditortum Hotel; Pelmer House Francisco Call rd streets: open until bt in the year. BRA OFFICES: Market streét, opposite Fifth; open umtil | open until 9:30 p. m. 30 p. | open until 9 p. m. | - | | Secretary Pa. Sugar Plantation Company, 827 Marke San Francisco, Cal. | STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING—The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Union | drawn. _MEETING NOTICES—Continued, ANNUAL meeting Paauhau Sugar Plantation regular ai mesting of of the Pa; t ye: sction of such other business as may prop- erly come be nt}; T . Transfer | bocks will close onf Tu February 21, 1205, at the hour of 3 o'clock p. m. H. W. THOMAS, 1 be held at the office of the ! 222 Market street. San Fru , | California, on TUESDAY 1905, at 11 o'clock a. m.. for the purposs cting a rd of Directors to serve for | ensuing vear, and for the trgnsaction of i other business as may come before the meeting | CHARLES Iron Works w Company, Etate CHAMPION, Secretary. t st., San Francisco, Cal, | ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. i private, confidential; business | legally and promptly transacted: atiachmenta, | collections, probats mechanics’ liens, tenants | ejected, bankrupicy: deeds, mortgages, r.ome-l steads,” partnership papers,contracts,wills,etc., MATTHEWS, 632 Market, rm. 28. Open Tel. Black 2832 Advice free in all legal matters; private divorces | apecialty; guick: quiet; no pay unless divorce s granted;’ collections made; partnership bill of | sale, wills, deeds, etc, drawn. Open evenings by Trequest. Established 22 years. G. W. HOWE, 1122 Market st., bet. Mason & Taylor. i R_W. KING, Attorney-at-Law, Exam. bldg. | 6th floor, entrance room 611; established 20 | years; all courts, general court and office | practice: no fees in advance or for consulta- | tion; evenings by appointment. Tel. Red 360L | BUSINESS CHANCES—Continued. A—CAMERON & CO.. Phone South 1050. 3 Eady st., cor. Market and Powell. Headquarters for all kinds of business chances. A—$600 buys the best little restaurant In city; fine Jocation; rent only $12 per mon 1 living room; large stock groceries on hand; y table ilnen; fine steel range: liquor se; remt paid to March 15; all _goes glsars 3150 per month. See CAMERON & $4000—First-class hardware store; well located; 8 blocks from Market st.; shed 6 years; well stocked and doing good business but on account of sickness must be sql more than value in sight. CAMERON & CO. $2500—Fine little downtown saloon; rent only §100; 1 block north of Market; clearing $300 per month; snap for first-class saloon man. See CAMERON & CO. For sale—32 fine copper claims, north of San Franclsco; title perfect; 2 mountains of ore: Belby's assay, lowest 23 per cent, highest 40 per cent; solid ore from surface, solid ore from ledge, no waste; 35 miles from coast, on river; water, wood and coal plenty; gold enough to pay for expense of working mine: $4,000,000 wirth of copper within 100 feet of gurface. For further particulars see CAM- ERON & CO. $350—Electrician and locksmith business; very central; rent $30; established © years: can clear $100 per month. See CAMERON & CO. \ 'DONNELL, JEPSON & CO., 1130 MARKET ST._ bet. 5th and 6th. Bank and Commercial References. Do you want a business of any kind? Call on us, If you want to with us. . It you want a home we will assist you Call and see us anyway. O'DONNELL, JEPSON & CO., BUSINESS BROKERS. sell your business list $550—IF taken in 3 days; candy and ioe cream ALL DIVORCE COSTS $12 | Advice free quick, quiet, all law business; | no advance fees, no charge without success. | Exa: er bullding. Room 316. place on Market s doing good business; immediate departure. Apply O'DONNELL, JEPSEN & CO., 1180 Market st. E free; legal divorce, costs $12; all law ndled; no fee In advance; open Sat- urday evenings; other evenings by appoint- ment; call and save money. 8§19 Market, r. 83. AA_DIVORCE: cast $12; quick, quiet; advice law business; no charge unless suc- | 27 Mark Market, room L o Auwogpnmnq: FOR sale—1804 Autocar Touring Car; In first- | clags condition, extra large rear tires; will be £cld at a sacrifice: owner buying larger car. | WHITE SEWING MACHI phons | Bouth 805, 1578 Mariposa st. POPE Toledo auto for sa zons, Address box 7503, will_seat 5 per- Call office, OLDSMOBILE. good order. for sale for $300. | Box 7602, Call office. DI NOLA'S Asthma Remedy relieves instantly; 10c, 25c. 50c. 1602 Market, St. Nicholas, also Wishart, Tenth and Washington, Oakland. 0. 169, F. eting THIS (BA at 7:80 o'clock NOTICE OF MEETING OF SHAREHOLDERS. To the Shareholders of THE NEVADA NA- | TIONAL BANK OF SAN FRANCISCO— . Francisco | meeting | regularly | ers of The Nevas and_pr 1 place of ess | Nevada National Bank of San Fran- | to wit: I the President's room and | ¢ of The Nevada National Benk of San | the building known as the Ne- ding. situate on the. north- | Pine street and Montgomery eet in the City end County of San Fran- d 0 known as nber 801 Mont- in sald City and County of on Mond: the 34 day of | Francisco, 1905, af the hour of 1:30 o'clock in | ernoon, for the object and purpose of and there considering and voting upon ns: To change the Nevada and title of name ational Bank of San Francisco'” to “The | Wells Fa: Francieco.” © Nevada National Bank of Sen 1L | capital of The Nevads Ne- | Sen Franciseo from three | (33,000,000), _@ivided .000) shares of the par dred dollars ($100 00) each n dollars ($€,000,000), thousand (60,000) shares | e par lue of one hundred dollars (3100 00) each shere. 1L | er and deliver to Wells y. & corporation, twenty | 000) shares of such increase of | pon payment of three million dol- | 000,000) in gold coin of the United | and the transfer by | 1 its good king business in | ailfornia to The Nevada Na- | To incresse the tiona Bank of dotlars into the State of Bank of Saz Francisco, | (b) To sell to such persons as the directors | deem advisable, ten thousand (10,000) for not le per share, in gold coln of the United States. | _Yc) To increase the surplus of The Nevada National Bank of San Francisco after said | increase of shares is disposed of as herein- | gbove , from one milllon five hun- | rs ($1,500,000) to iliion five hundred thousand dollars ($3.- 000) in the meanner following, viz: By adding one million dollars (§1,000,000) out of ¥aid sum of three million dollars (§3,- 0 be obtained from the male and three iransfer of twenty thousand (20.000) shares of =aid increase of capital to Wells Fargo . & corporation, to the present one million five hundred thousand 500,000). and by also adding one = _(51,000,000) out of the cash from the sale of ten thousand of mald increase of capital . of ome million five ‘huncrea rs (31,500,000). thus sEgragating three million five hundred thou- wod dolikrs G53.500.000). IV, To increase the number of Airectors from eleven to fifteen. n_doi be obtained 0,000, share: he pres: V. To amend the erticles of assoclation of this sesociation in such manner as to said | e of sherenolders, or any adjourned | meeting of =ald shareholders, shall seem | proper and for the best interests of the | herehoic | ers of the associatioz. VL To do every and any other mct or thing | neces: roper or convenient to accomplish the % objects and purposes. By order of the Board of Directors, | THE i NEVADA NATIONAL BANK OF SAN FRANCIECO, ” By GEO. GRANT, Its Cashfer. .Dated December 24, 1904. NOTICE . TO STOCKHOLDERE _OF THE K ' OF CALIFCRNIA — NOTICE = 18 . HEEEBY GIVEN that in_pursuance of a _rescfution of the Board of Directors of The Bank of Cs rois, & COrporation organized d existing under the Jaws of the State of rnfa, passed and adopted on Tuesday. the 3lst day of January, 1905. At a regulaf meeting of exid Board duly held at No. 409 Caltfornia street, in the City and County of $an Francisco, in the tate of California fthe same being the banking-house snd prine - cipal_place of business of sald corporation, sné being the bullding where the Board of : Directors of said corporation usually meets), | @ meeting of the stockholders of waid nor. poration is hereby cailed for and will be heid * et No. 400 California street, in said City 28 County of San Francisco (the same be. ing the banking-bouse and principal place o©f business of enid corporation, and being the bullding where the Board of Directors ‘o msid corporation usually meets oz TUES- . DAY, the 4th day of April. 1905, at three o'clock in the afterncon of sald day, for the | purpcse of considering, deciding and acting upon the proposition to increase the capital stock of aid corperation. The Bank of Cali- fornie. from three million (3.000,000) Aoliars, e d into thirty thousand (30,000) ehares of the par value of one hundred (100) dol. lere cach, to four million (4,000,000) dollars, 10 be divided into forty thousand (40,000 #hares of ihe par value of one hundred (100) | Gollars each. By order of the Eoard of Di. rectors. Dated Jan 3ist. 1905, ALLEN 3. CLAY, Becretary of The Buak of Cali- fornia. THE California Debris Commission, having recelved application to mine by hydraulle process from Orrin Sswyer, George L. Ban- eroft and Alvin W. Baneroft in Union mine, pear Gibsonviile, Slerra County, Cal., drain. ing into Siate Creck, which reaches Yuba River, gives motice that a mecting to re- ceive gny protests will be held a¢t room €S. Fiood buildi | RARE chance—Rare | A $1100 UP-TO-DATE machine shoe repairing | A—$300; MILK store and branch bakery with !OAuIiG FOR CHILDREN. | GOOBD, home, 1 or 2 children; room for parents, | 85 Rausch, near Folsom. | WANTED—To board a child between 2 and 8 years old; no other children. Box 7908, Call. | rent $20; 3 living rooms: a place doing a good business; clean, fresh stock; sickness com- | pels owner to sell. Bee R. G. WILKE, 26% | Kearny st. A $1250 finely fitted up coffee, tea and crockery store; well established with 3 nice livi rooms; lease if wanted; value in sig) bargain. Ses R. G. WILKE, 261 Kearny. chance—Rare chance— must be sold to-day; $850 will buy one of the best located cigar stands, Kearny s close to Market: a bargain; investigate buy, buy and buy at once, if you wish to make mon See R Gy, WILKE, 26% Kearny st. | ONT of the best livery and boarding_stables NATIONAL REAL ESTATE and BUSINESS EXCHANGE, 1027% Market st rooms 3 and 8. If vou have & business or lodging- house for sale give us a call. A FEW SPECIAL BARGAINB. Cornér fruit store, $225. Kearny-st. cigar stors, $850. Cigar store, Fourth st near Market, §150. Noton store, 2 rooms, $175. Saloon on Kearny st., $1100. Many other bargains. Don't forget the num- ber, 10273 Market st. TO INVESTORS. WE HANDLE High-class_propositions only, From $600 to $50,000. Have dividend propositions paying all the way from 5 to 20 per cent per annum. Fullest {nvestigation courted. Call or_write for particulars. J. W. JAQUITH & CO. James Flood building. Rooms 874, 876 and 878; tel. John 2421 in the city; large brick stable with 3 floors; 160 stalls; 1 block from Market st.; has 75 boarding horses, 75 livery horses, 20 hacks, 60 buggles, harness_robes, etc, with lease for 6 years to run, with prl\'lleglo of 5 mfl:fi, f(';l" X whole or any part of same; w! sel Teace and ‘Sood will. Address box 7056, Call office, HENRY SCHMIDT & CO,, OAKLAND, 8§55 Broadway, cor. Tth st., room 1l1. Real Estate, Insurance, Business Chances, Collections, OUR MOT'T! HONEST REPRESENTATIONS. FAIR DEALINGS. TICE TO THE OWNER. BATISFACTION TO THE BUYER. FIRST-CLASS _ cash business; greatest chance ever offered; s a money-maker; no experience necessary; positively no loss or liabilities incurred; owner will give best of references if desired; must sell on account of 111 health;. come at once. Box 1700, Call office, Oakland, TO HOTEL MEN. I have one of the best located hotels in San Franciseo on Market st.; eplendidly furnish- ed; full all the time and clearing a good profit; must sell on account of being com- pelled to leave the city. Address box 7002, Call office. A—GROCERY and bar license for sele at R. G. WILKE'S, 26% Kearny. A—$1000; restaurant and coffee ealoon In Oekiand, long lease, rent $40, & good paying glece and the location the Very best. Call G. WILKE, 26% Kearny. A—$5000; DELICATESSEN, dairy produce and tamale’ Kitchen; daily sales about $70; place established years; easily clearing $400 above expenses; call for particulars. R. G. WILKE, 26% Kearny st. A—$2000; SALOON in wholesale district, place established 30 years, choicest stock of liquors, the best class of patronage and a first-class aving busivess. Call R. G. WILKE, 26% A—$1150; GENERAL merchandise stors, the lo- | cation first-class in the Mission, 3 rooms, | rent $15, choice stock of dry goods, motions, crockery, cigars, tobacco, butter and eggs, etc.: this 1= a fine chance for active mi and wife. Pasticulars R, G. WILKE, 26% Kearny, A—$650; PARTNER wanted In good paying saloon on Kearny st.; German preferred. For particulars R. G. WILKE, 263 Kearny st. A—$2250. CORNER saloon, with 7-year lease; best location in the Mission: piace estab. years; has large stock and is elegantly fitted up; rent $55; a place known to be always ying well' Call R G. WILKE, 26% earny st. A—$1000; SMALL steam laundry; estab. 2 vears, but dolng now already a business to clear net $150 per month: Richmond Dis- trict. Call R. G, WILKE, 26% Kearny st. plant acrcss the bay, complete line of ma- chinery, busi well established, right place for live man; owner going East. Call R. G. WILKE, 26% Kearny st. A $1000 BAKERY In the Mission, living rooms, all store trade, daily receipts about §: Particulars R. G. WILKE, 26% Kearny. X $1200 COAL, wood, hay and grain_yard, established 17 years, 8 wagons, 2 horses, must be eold at once on account of death of @ _good business. See R. G. WILKE, 263% Kearny. A—$800; LODGING-HOUSE for sale or to ex- change for chicken ranch; 13 rooms; rent $35; clears $50 per month. for par- ticulars, R. G. WILKE, 26% Kearny st. A—S$3750: CORNER grocery and bar; cholcest corner in the Mission; 4 vears’ lease; rent #75: place doing a first-class cash business and 16 known as one of the best paying cor- pers in that location. Call R. G. WILKE, 2615 Kearny at. living rooms; best location in the Mission; | cheap rent. Call R. G. WILKE, 261 Kearny. A—$1000;: RESTAURANT and coffee saloon on Pilis st.; place doing & firstclass paying business: must be €old at once on account of sickness of owner. Call R. G. WILKB, 2614 Kearny st, A—$350; DELICATESSEN store and branch bakery on Ellis st.; 4 living rooms; rent $17; & bargaln. Ses R. G. WILKB, 28% Kearny. 200; COFFEE saloon in best locatio $50; place taking in above $70 per ars’ lease; a eplendid offer. Call R. WILEB, 26} Kearny st. ER grocery, kept by owner 8 vears; doing a large business; owner has an- other corner grocery and bar for §5000; must sell either one; take your cholce; Jocation the best. See R. G. WILKE, 2614 Kearny st. estab.years; lease: a first-class business proposition. For varticlulars see R. G. WILKE, 26% Kearny. A—$2200: CORNBR' saloon on California st.; : old established business and good paying place; fine fixtures: large stock; a bargain. Call R. G. WILKE, 26 Kearny. Amogo; BAKERY and ed mary years; baking 7 barrels H 6 horses. wagons and Dusgy; one of rhe mest in this city. See R. G. WILKE, 20% Kearny. A—S81750; CORNER_grocery and bar with 8 living rooms; on Sacramento st.; 4% years' ease: ren : the very best R, G. WILKE, 20% Kearny at o o0 Bes A—$2150; CORNER grocery and bar: 5 years lease: Tent $40; store doing large cash bas. ness; location can’t be beat: value in sight, Sce R. G. WILKE. 201 Kearny st A DRUG store in & thriving bay town:'a opportunity for a physician, as the business gan be readily handied in conjunction with s practice. ress ractice & Co, 13 o TR ST i g THE best paying restaurant business: ol 300 month; will convince anybody interesy «d; will go at any sacrifice; proprictor unable 1 work or care for business; Investigate, Adgress box 8512, Call office. confectionery; estab- BALOON and grotto for sale, Redding, Shasta Co., the liveliest mining town In State; must be sold account of sickness; best fitted and aying place in town; good location. Inquire 16 Market st., San Francisco, Calif. PRINTING plant for eale as a whole or In part; 2 cylinders, 2 jobbers, cutter, perfora- tor, stitcher, ete.; all in good running condi- tion; downtown. GEO. WOOD, 1271 Mission. $250—GOOD chance for steady man to become artner in cash business; duties easily earned; such profit of $75 a month to each. Call 11 to 8, 131 Montgomery st., room 8. FOR SALE—A stock of sporting goods. Well established business in good locality. Clean and well assorted stock. For particulars inquire of-C. M. CURTIS, 17 Beale st, city. DRUG STORE; doing large and profitable busi- ness; best location in town; investigate at once; no reasonable offer refused. Address P. O. box 519, San Jose, Cal. BROOKBANK-BRATTAIN C©O., San Francisco's Leading 917 Market st., between Fifth and h, @OOD paying restaurant in good location; will stand thorough investigation; none but prin- cipals need apply. Cal. Inv. Co., 777% Mrkt. A PARTNFR wanted in light business with small capital; must be satiefied with $18 to 835 a week; trial given. 47 Geary, room b. A BARGAIN—First-class candy and icecream parior; must be sold et once; party going north. 1545 Mission st. it ARl s el s BRI TR $1250—BARBER shop; elegant fixtures; 4 chairs; established 80 years; good trade; also T-room flat; cheap rent; lease. 1007% Markt. $76 MONTHLY—Steady man with $300 wanted a8 partner; gonteel business; must drive horss and buggy. Apply 285 Kearny st., r. & RELIABLE horse owner wants party with $1000; can double money before next week; references given. Box 7819, Call. NEWSPAPER route for sale in Oakland; & £ood Cell route in Oakland for sale. Apply at Call business office for particulars. FOR sale—Cigar stand in & good location on Market st.; vicinity of large department store. Box 7506, Call office. ~ FOR ‘l‘h:a?x Kmll-i.ttynbllthedm licatessen stors in adjoining city across the bey; pay- ing good profits. Box 7208, Call office. RESTAURANT for sale in the best oll town in the State. For particulars address box 7043, Call office. A WERLL-ESTABLISHED ladles’ tafloring business for eale; a fine paying business, For varticulars, box 7522, Call office. MUST sell; delicatessen store; sickness cause; no reasonable offer refused. 619 Post st. CIGAR stand to rent. NW. oorner Howard and First sts, FINE wholesale butt and egg and prod: route; $1250, 2830 Sewentyesmeond st o8 CHEAP cor. grocery and bar, Golden Gate ave, and Webster st.; good reason for selling. $2000—FOR sale; livery stable; good stand. In- quire Landgraf stable, Mill Valley, Cal. FOR sale—Fine grocery and bar. Northeast corner Filbert and Ftilmore sts. HOTEL, orch: redwoods, beautiful spot, Santa Cruz :(7-&. for rent. Box 7069, Call. FOR sale_Klondike Oyster House, 126 Third st.; owner retiring from business. FOR sale—Good inside route on The Call. Ap- ply 271 Fourth st BUTCHER shop for sale; established trade. BOX_ 7603, Call office. A WEEK'S news for 5 cents—The Weekly Call, | 16 pages, in wrapper, for mailing, $1 per yr. Business Chance Protectivo and Refer- ence Burean. P S e A Ao ® e do ot seil propertt investigate ‘e do not sel 3 and ‘walyze busintss. propositions end. Sive you the advantages of expert business opin. lon_and advics. -+ ‘e help you avold mistakes and to make the safest and most profitable invest- " S F. BUSINESS CHANCE PROTECTIVE AND REFERENCE BUREAT, 1101-1103 New Flood Bullding. CREDIT CLOTHIERS. C. F. ADAMS CO., 818, Mason st.—Clot] for everybody from hat to shoes; you mhl‘:t what you want from us and have it charged. e U CLOTEING EENOVATING. BUITS cleaned and pressed,” $1; scour! leaned_an $1 Ing and dyeing. Bon y bldg., r. 410; Dhone Drumm 44. Call for and desiver fegt WANTED—A working partner In one of the best-paying famlly resorts on the coast; Jo- cated in a rapidly growing town closs to £an Francisco. For Lull partculars princt. Dals only, eddress box 7904, Call office i COLLECTION OFFICES. BAD tenants ejected for $4; collections made: ity or country. Pacific Collection 5 b AT 7 LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE. A. CAMERON & CO.————Phone South 1050. 3 Eddy st., cor. Market and Powell. Headquarters for Rooming-Houses, Hotels and All Kinds of Business Chances. An elegant 83-room family hotel, catering to 6. F.'s best people; furniture, carpeta and dra- peries of the best; everything up o date; noth. ing better In city; guaranteed to clear $1000 per month above every expense; will sacrifice for % cost to furnish; price $24,000; exclu- sively with us. : 58 rooms; well located on NE. cor., where the rent is less than $4 per room; well fur- nished apartment-house; near Larkin st.; al- ways full and clearing over $200 per month; owner retiring from business; first—class in- vestment for $4200; with us exclusively. 15-rcom downtown house; rept $100; good turniture; can be made to pay fine profit on investment; big snap at $650. 70 rooms; modern; downtown house rent; well furnished and up to date; out of tuwn transient trade; never clears les than $300 per month; dissolution of partners cause of sale; exclusively with us. 27 rooms; central; rent only $140; new furni- ture and carpets; prico $2200; part down; bal- ance $30 per mon! A beautiful NE. cor. 8-reom flat on Geary; rent only $65, where 4 rooms clear whole of H modern building; ‘well furnished; rare chance to obtain fine sun- ny home cheap; price $650. 60 rooms; fine new bullding and elegantly furnished In weathered oak, mahogany and birdseye maple; Axminster and velvet carpets; long lease; will guarantes to clear $300 per month; never been on market; sickness cause of sale; enly with us. 7 rooms; fine block; Post at.; rent only $57 60; wader free; well furnished; price $230, B7-room, new, modern apartment-house; ele- gantly furnished, in mahogany, oak and birds- eye maple; velvet carpets: 2 and § room apart- ments; b years' lesse; all full; obliged to go East; only with us. 24 rooms, remt $120; fine location; all new furniture and first-class; clears over 75 above all expenses; big bargain at $1500. 80 rooms; first class; new transtent house; well furnished and doing fine business; owners are getting old and wish to retire from busi- ness; price $2500. 20 rooms; new and elegantly furnished: fine central location; 8 years' lease; here is ohance for experienced business woman to make some money; on account of sickness ean be got for % cost to furnish; price $1800. A. CAMERON & CO., 8 Eddy st. A—JUST A FEW OF MANY BARGAINS, Offices Open 8 a. m. to ® p. m. 80 rooms; clears $450 i RETSLOFF & SPAULDING, rooms 6 and 6A. 908 Market, cor. Ellis. Phone John 4496. FISHER & CO., Succesors to Mitchell & Co., In rooming- houses, hotels and flats. James Flood bldg., Powell and Market, room 436; phione Main 3354, : CLAIRVQOYANTS—Continued. MME. BERNARD, THE FAMOUS Clairvovant and business medium, reads your life correctly; gives accurate descrip- ~ tion of past; reveals precent‘ happenings; portrays events to occur in the future; valu- able advice on ail affairs in life; satistaction guaranteed; 5c up. 17 Third st., nr. Market. MME. PORTER, clairvoyant, with second sight; tells present. future: ladies, 50c; gents by cards, $1; palmistry and clairvoyant sittings, $1 50. 303 Jones,nr.Eddy. e ISMAR, Egyptlan seeress, The Vendome, 110t Market st., San Francisco. Office hours—10 @ m. to5 p. m.; Sundays, 10 to 12; Wednes- day evening, 6 to 8. Phone South 1141. MISS ZEMDAR, young gifted clair. and palm.; has_second sight; a wonderful prophetess; L. 50c, G. $1; names. 333 Golden Gate ave. MME. KRONENBERG, palmist, clairvoyant, card reader; when others fall try me: read- ings 25c. 1021 Sixth st., near Mission. MRS. SHAFFER, clairvoyant. card reader, has returned; eittings daily. 108 6th s 1 medium; born 1 —_—_— SPIRITUALISM. RAJAH, the marvelous Hindoo healer, per- forms healing miracles dally; no medicine, diagnosis free to all; sealed’ questions an- swered automatically ‘on slates. 147 Ninth. A—MRS. J. J. WHITNEY, bus. medium and life reader, 1208 Market, r. 14, Galt House. JOHN SLATER—Seance Sunday evening §:15; Bcandia Hall, 161 City Hall nr. Larki: CARPET BEATING AND CLEANING. COMPRESSED Alr and Vacuum Process used for cleaning carpets on floor without removal; carpets and rugs also oleaned by _compressed air at shop; prices moderate. 8. F. Cor pressed Air' Cleaning Co., 308 Market at.; phones Main 152 and Bush 479. ‘WHEN you become disgusted with your work send for SPAULDING'S Ploneer -beat- ing Works, 835-357 Tehama st. Tel. South 40. WESTERN Carpet Cleaning Works, 1800 Har- rison st.; Al cleaning, S8c. FRED HAGE- DORN & CO.; phone Miseion 225. TEL. Sutter 1081, Star Renovating Co., 530 G. G. ave.; carpet clean., fit, lay.; upholstering. MITCHELL'S, 240 Fourteenth st.—First-class carpet cleaning, 3c yard. Tel. Mission T4. ADVANCE Carpet Cleaning Co., 402 Sutter st.; tel. Main 390. GEO. WALCOM & CO., Props. AN ex-school teacher desires fined home as child's compani music beginmers; would assist and upstairs work. = Address M PETERSEN, 1509 Oxford st., XKCEPER, cashier, typist; young lady: SoomknErar, o, SR e R take full charge: all modern methods; high- est references; last position 4 years. Box 7574, Call office. EASTERN woman of experience and com- ‘manding personality, position lo'nm":nl wholesale house as traveling agent; to limv. ability will give one month without salary. Box 7696, Call office. FLIABLE young woman wishes position as Rnllenélnt 20 invalid; will assist with a:; kind of housework; city or country. Ti36. Call office. ence In the hardware business, wishes posi- tion filling orders or selling goods; best of references. Box 7719, Call office. EXCHAFGE. TO exchange for a gogd road horse, sultable also for light ranch work, 200 shares of the stock of the United Crude O Campany: non-asseseable: company now has 2 large producing wells; horse must be sound and weli broke. Address W. J. W 2 Montgomery st., room 8. REALTY Syndicate Continental B. and L., Pacific States B. and L, and all building and loan certificates purchased at top price 513 Call bldg.. or 107 Crocker bidg., 8. F., Cgl or as assistant in office work or saleslady: experienced; best of references. Box 7550, Call. YOUNG lady wants position in doctor's office | REALTY SYNDICATE CERTIFICATES. PRIVATE party will pay 85 cents on dollar if sent at once: can use for real estate. Box 7135, this office. YOUNG woman, child 4 years, housekeeper's position; neat and respectable; country pre- ferred; good cook. Domestic Exchange, Geary st. RESPECTABLE woman wants general bous- work in small family: is & good cook; city — { REALTY SYNDICATE CERTIFICATES FOR SALE—Instaliment and paid up; aiso $1000 Continental B. & L. offer wanted. 7857, Call. WILL pay 60c for Realty Syndicate ce-tificaten, W. E._ BARNARD, 476 10th st., Oakland. or country; wages $15; carfars. Box 7909, Call offico. YOUNG lady desires lessons in telegraphy evenings; has knowledge of same, but wishes to perfect herself further. Address MISS R., 537 Ellis st YOUNG German woman wants Dosition as cook; city references; $30. Call 332 Guerrero. NEAT, reliable young girl wants care of child; excellent city refs. Phone John 3286 GIRL of 14 wishes to assist in housework; ref- erences exchanged. 1428 Seventh ave. gouth. BITUATION wanted &_German girl for cooking. Apply 129A San Jose ave. Dressmaker wishes work at home or will go is good plain sewer. 529 Liberty st. BY RELIABLE woman, situation in pantry or assistant in hotel. MRS. B., 1026 Market st. JAPANESE girl would like position at house- cleaning, kitchen work and cars of children. | Box 7580, Call Office. CHINESE lady would ltke to work in hair- dressing store; knows manicuring. shampoo- ing, scalp treatment and facial massage, also RUDOLPH & CO., carpet-beating works; prices Teasonable Mission 263. A NEW plate—The Whalebone—Cannot break: warranted 20 yrs.; crowns $3 50; fillings 80c: plates, §5, full set; all work palnless and warranted. Chicago Dental Parlors, 24 Sixth. DR. LUDLUM HILL, 1448 Market, nr. 1ith— No charge for extracting when plates are made; old plates made over like new; teeth from $8 per set; extracting, BOc; gas given. PARIS Dental Parlors, 235 Kearny, cor. Bush. Set teeth, $1 50 up;crowns,$2 up; flllings, 250, FILLINGS, 25c and B0c; erowns, $2. NEW YORK DENTIETS, 860 Mission, SE cor. 6th, A—$1100—BOARD and rooming-house, 15 rooms and bar; clears over $100 month. 1350 San Bruno ave. $1500—HOUSE of 22 rooms, In best part of Oakland; elegantly furnished; clearing $125 per month. Box 1703, Call office, Oakland. 48-ROOM corner house, well furnished, runm; and all full; call at once; must sell. 1 Larkin, cor. Post. GOLD fillings, 75¢c; silver, 85c; crowns, $2; no pain; op. Sun. Dr.A.C.Hewitt,10134 Grant av. DR. R. L. WALSH has moved from Geary st. to corner Sutter st. and Grant ave. Oriental hairdressing. Apply 116 Prospect pl. ———— e e e EMPLOYMENT WANTED—MALE. YOUNG man and wife, without children, wish positions {n country; man good handy man, wife good plain cook for men; references. Box 7918, Call. GARDENER wants position; experienced and competent in the management and care gentleman’s place; familiar with green— houses, flowers, lawns, etc. Box 8335, Call YOUNG man (German), honest, reliable, | strong, willing worker, desires a position in the gold flelds; understands cooking. R. KROPS, 9256A Jackson at. MAN, 24; use tool paint, repalr; useful, handy man hotel building or private place: city or country; porter, houseman or chore work. Box 7915, Call office. A MARRIED farmer would liks to take charge of stock ranch; best of references. Box 5301, Call office. DRESSMAKERS AND SEAMSTRESSE! McDOWELL Dressmaking & Millinery School— Patterns cut to measure; eve. class. 1019 Mkt FOR sale—Swell 21-room lodging: house. Call at Round Corner Saloon, Fremont & Mission. A BRANCH office of The Call for the recep- tion of advertisements and subscriptions has been opened at 1008 Market st., opposite Fifth. Open until 11 p. m. Rooming-Houses and Hotels for Sale. Accordion, sunburst and knife pleating. Stew- art’s button & buttonhole factory. 110 Taylor. EDUCATIONAL. ‘WANTED—Position by man and wife as cooks in country hotel or summer resort; first-class references. Box 8004, Call office. m-n_ TO LET. A—HOUSES and flats to let; an Immense fi service absolutely free: take advantage this_department; it will save you time and trouble. Cordes Furniture Co., 245-30 Geary ot., on the square. COTTAGES, houses and flats to let: every Airable vicant place in San Franciss ‘OB our lists; service absolutely free: let us nd you & place: coms in and let us know what Tent you want to pay and the locality; -‘‘we do the rest.”” Sterling Furniturs Company. 1089 Market st.. opp. McAllister. A—NEW lower, middle and upper flats, 7, T end 8 rooms: 2 toilets; all up-to-date: at 2021-3-5 Oak st., opposite the park. Key at the Bon Alr House, corgge of Stanyan and Oak sts. SUNSET—Ninth ave., 200 feet from park en- trance, 8 minutes’ walk from musia stand, museum and other attractions; 2 8- room $25 upper flats: Nos. 1230, 1230A; take blue car. foot of Ellis st. direct. AN exceptional offer to permanent tsnant with 8004 references: new, elegant flat of 9 lgrge sunny rooms; owner, on premises, 2-5 p. m. 161 Turk near na. A—NEW lower, middle and upper.flats, 3, T and 8 rooms; 2 toflets; all up to date. Al 2021-3-3 Oak st., opposite the park. COLE, 853, near Carl—New modern sunny flat, 6 rooms and bath; open for inspection .l.te 4:30; rent $32 50. ELEGANT, sunny, st finished, 5, 6, 8 rooms; $30, $32 30, $47 50; cor. Sacramento st. and . First ave.; A 8 AND 7 room flat, ished. 833-535 Scott st., Alamo square: rent reasonable. NICE sunny middle flat of 8 large rooms and bath; 2 nice mantels; reat reasonable. 2081 it st. NOVELTY in flats—4 rooms, with all modern improvements to make home comfortabls, $18 and 320, at Twenty-second and Church sts. BEAVER, 57, block from Market and 16th—8 rooms, all modern !mprovements, $30. swell neighborhood; open 1 to 4 new; beautifully fin- CARPENTER (elderly)—First-class carpenter wants work; city or country; best refer- ences. Box 7726, Call office. FLAT of § rooms; $14. 447 Jessie st., between Fifth and Sixth. SOBER, experienced barkeeper would ltke position; can furnish references; stranger in city. Box 8332, Call office. A—THE LYCEUM, an accredited preparatory schocl for university, law and medical col- lege; refs.; Professor Jordan or any Stanford professor; day, eveng. sessions. Phelan bldg. UP-TO-DATE OFFICES. MODERN BUSINESS METHODS. ALL TITLES GUARANTEED. Our services free to buyers. Telephone Maln 83-4-3. MARION GRIFFIN, Eighth floor, Suite 801, New James Flood Bullding. 970 ket st., Opposite 'Emporium.’” NEAR THE ELEVATORS. FOR SALE. HOTELS and ROOMING-HOUS! [CHOICE PROPOSITION; 39 rooms, b blocks north of Market st.; new, with every modern conventenice; private baths: elec- tric lights; call bells; sunshine and hot water in each room; furniture 1s golden ouk, birdseye maple and brass beds; velvet carpets; long lease; profit $219 monthly. g(AR!ON GRIFFIN, The Azent. rooms— CORNER;: nice; long lease; select roome and permanent: now the profit ia) ~—$182 each month— —Price $2500— MARION GRIFFIN, 970 Market st. Opposite “‘Emporium.” —— e 14 ROOMS; sunny; $800 down; 2 ficors; rent $45; profit $48; price 750; '$300 down and $10 month- ly; owner leaving for dry air of Arizona. MARION GRIFFIN, Opposite *‘Bmporium. WHY NOT RENT A blg apartment-house furnished| and doing & good business? Doc-| tor orders owner to change cli-| mate. MARION GRIFFIX. P. B.—The business should| - clear $350 monthly, properly managed. “The Pink ot Perfection.” (Have you seen 1t? 52-room new and * modern rooming-house, filled with high-class roomers; bank book shows monthly profit of §348. Price $2000 less cost. Terms, $1500 down an monthly instaliments to suit the buyer. MARION GRIFFIN, 970 Market st. HOME of respectabllity; newly| and nicely furnished; nearly fuil of permanent people. Price, $1800; half cash. Disagreement] of partners forces sale. See ou agent, MARION GRIFFIN, v Room 801, 9870 Market st., James Flood bld. DEATH of owner oauses sals of ——A 12-room house—— ——Full of men roomers—— v Price $300, but any offer will take it down to $350. It's located only a short walk ——to the— -Business center, which ls— —The James Flood Building— ABSOLUTELY the most gorgeous-| 1y furnished transient house of| ~——20 rooms—j— ——Near Ellis and Powell— ——Profit $150 monthly—— Price of cost; great sacrifice. ON GRIFFIN, 8th fior, James Flood bldg. | TO LEASE—New houses; reason- | able; 100 rooms; large, light, airy, and bath attached to each room. Also a large, magnificent sunny corner apastment-house. MARION GRIFFIN, In new James Flood building. The Eminent Clalrvovant—Psychio—Mystio. EPECIAL REDUCTION THIS WEEK. Readings 80c 50c B0c B50c 50c 50c G0c 50o Wonderful, bewlldering 1is the work of Mme. Lynn. whose reedings are a revelation; advice on love. marriage, courtship, business, mines; also reunites the separated; gives se— cret power to control one in 21 days. She tells your full name and what ‘want to know. All business strictly ential. 239 Powell st., near Geary. Hours, 10 a. m. to 8 p.'m. CONSULT b TR rvoyant. for ey to ' _Eliis st.—421A—Fllis st. Hours, 10 2. m. to 8 p. m. Private flat. R e s ot o Loz GSTONE, MISS M. WILLE, 810 Ellis st. clairvoyant, ind 1ife reader, Toneyar iy U S Sl el tion; names given; $1; hours 10 to 8. MISS WARD, 1208 Market st., Vit vee amcien deits E. R. AYRES, founder of Ayres Business Col lege, has returned; bookkesping, penmanshi) rhorthan€, typing: $5 month; life scholars! P $50; positions secured; day, eve. 723 Market. THE Paul Gerson School of Acting, the largest institution devoted exclusively to dramatic learning In America; positions guaranteed. Send for catalogue. Native Sons’ bullding. STENOGRAPHER of exceptional ability and with unquestionable references; can furnish typewriter it desired. Address box 7928, Call. $25—MODERN 6-room flat; mgrine view. 2740 Flibert st POLK, 2510—2 new flats, 6 rooms and bath: rent $30 and $32 30; grand bay view. $25 FOR modern flat of 5 rooms, bath, base- POSITION as a driver. Box 8222, Call office. ment and yard; door open. 338 Broderick st. RAUSCH, 32A—8 sunny rooms; large yard. A MIDDLBE-AGED man wishes position as collector, Address box 8319, Call office. CENTRAL ave., 400, NE. comer Fell—Upper S-room sunny ‘flat; keys 1383 Fell st. YOUNG man with horee and buggy wishes to collect or other work. Box 7797, Call office. TO let—$23; 5 rooms and bath. 200 Tremont a sunny lower flat, CEMENT finisher wants work by day or com- tract. Box 7913, Call. R TO let—Flat of 2 rooms. 308 Filimore, corner Haight st.; rent $10. HEALD'S School of Mines and Engineering, 24 Post st., 8. F.; civil, mining, electrical, steam and gas engineering. Send for prospectus. A SUCCESSFUL college, new, large room: perfect light; all graduates are getting posi- tions. S. F. Business College, 738 Mission st. ENGINPERING—Civil, elec., min., mech., sur- vey, assay, cyanide; day, eve.; est. 1864. Van der Naillen School, 113 Fulton, nr. City Hall. HEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 24 Post st. Established 1863; largest in the West; an- nual enrollment 1000; send for circulars. School for Girls, 2126 Call- .; Easter term begins Tuesday, January 8, 1905. A—GALLAGHER - MARSH BUSINESS COL- LEGB, 1382 Market st. Send for catalogue. A—METROPOLITAN Bus. Col., 602 Van Ness ave.; positions secured. R. H. Webster, Pres. KENT Law School, always open; fourteenth vear; books fres. 536 Parrott buflding. FRENCH, Spanish, German, Eng. Miss HEMPEL, formerly pupll of Prot. De Filippe, 951 Sutter. Arith.,gram.,bookpg,shorthand $5 mo.; day,eve.; indiv.instruc. Western Bus. Col., 1281Mkt,n.9th YOUNG man wishes & position as & painter's apprentice. Box 7925, Call office. NEW, sunny flats, 6 rooms, bath; rent 325. 300 Clement st., Richmond District. WANTED—Position as man about place. Ad- dress ‘box 1702, Call office, Oakland. ey DEVISADERO, 1810-1814, nr. Bush—7 »ms., bath, reception and fine laundry; lew rent. NON-UNION planist wants engagement. Forty-fourth ave. and K st. SMALL, sunny flats; 119 Leavenworth st Owner removed to 115 Leavenworth st. . SITUATION wanted as foreman in machine shop, factory. toolroom or any large plant where services of a strictly first-class ma- chinist and toolmaker can be profitably em- ployed at $100 and found; will go any place in the world; am an extra good designer om special tools whers work is wanted in large quantities. Box 7818, Call A YOUNG man of good appearance and habits desires a poaition as collector, inside, outside salesman or stock clerk In any mercantils line; his appearance makes him fit also as floor walker; has been employed as ledger man in first-class house for 2 years and can furnish best references. Box 7561, Call. STEINER, 1327, cor. Ellis—Flat, furnished; 8 rooms; all sunny; $35 a month. SUNNY upper flat of 5 rooms, $20. 1233 Vallejo st., near Hyde. - — LOWER flat of 4 rooms: entirely separated. 301 Eddy st. ——— e ee— LARGEST list of houses and flats to let. Call on LYON & HOAG. 118 Montgomery st. FLATS TO LET—FURNISXED. HANDSOME sunny modern 5-room parlor fak, nicely furnished, $30. 4230 Twentieth" st near Castro. YOUNG man, 23, with 3 years’ rience in wholesale and retall liquor m-::fi- in clity would like situation at same with moderate ‘wages and advance. Would like to learn to solicit. Strictly sober and rellable. Ex- cellent city references. Box 7557, Call Office. Thorough French tuition,beginners or advanced; home or studio. Mme. Osborn, 1460 Hyde. SHORTHAND taught _thor'ly by mall and per- conally. Miss M. G. Barrett, 302 Montgomery. AAA—COMPETENT, exp. man wishes posi- tlon; used to care of horses, garden, lawn, milk; handy with tools; generally useful: sober, reliable; §ood refercaces. Box 7820, Call office. SCHOOL OF ILLUSTRATION Day and PARTINGTON'S 424 Pine st.—Night class. ————— e —————— EMPLOYMENT OFFICES. A—ORPHEUM -Employment_Office—Japanese- Chinese help. 426 Powell st.; tel. Main 5752, A—JAPANESE and Chinese help. WM. YOSHY, 415 Stockton st.: tel. Bush 859. CHINESE and Japanese help; estab. 20 years. Tel. Main 1997. BRADLEY & CO., 640 Clay. A FIRST-CLASS gardener (atngle), thoroug! competent in all branches, with Caliteinia experience and feference, 'wishes situation on private plai Box €851, Call office. _— e CHEF (German) wants a position; can furntsh firstclass references; Eastern and local, is working at present,’ but wants to maks a change. Box 7362, Call office, HAMPTON pl, 7, off Howard, aur. 34—Sunny bay-window flat of 3 rooms, nicely furm. SUNNY flat. 7 rcoms and bath, gas adults. 438 Fourteenth st. ey NEW DOWNTOWN CORNER FLAT On Eddy st. for sale: carpets throughout, mahogany and maple furniture, everything complets, dishes, range, stc.; im use only one month; rooms rented pay $%0 over remt; 2 best rooms reserved; rare chance: occupants to take larger house; must sell; eredit it M!x. Apply STERLING VFURNITURE COM-, PANY, 1039 MARKET ST., opp. MoAllister. FOR sale—Completely furnished sunny mid- dle flat. T rooms: 3 rooms rented; cor. 108 South Park. Al _B’?‘ILER‘mAxEfi practical in all branches, wishes position: references fro: 4 Address’ box 7560, Call otfea, | CoroPe: CHINESE PEmployment Office—Best help at Leon Seungs's, 4113 O'Farrell; tel. East 426. RELIABLE Japanese-Chinese Employment Of- fice; all kinds help. 315 Stockton: Main 5188. EMPLOYMENT WANTED—FEZIALE. BY a first-class cwk‘o,'“(‘_"‘.j‘ha best of M:y referances; wages 1 up phone Main 5308, J. F. CRDSE!H.‘ & CO., 834 Sutter st. BY & young French girl as second girl. Can be seen at J. F. CROSETT & /CO’S, 334 Sutter st. A CAPABLE laundress of many years' experi- ence wishes work for Wednesday and Thurs- day in private family or emall hotel. Call 145 Twelfth st., room 8. FIRST-CLASS housekeeper, elderly Eastern ‘woman; used to children’ and entire work, ‘wishes ' position; references; wages $12 to 15. Box 7926, Call office. YOUNG lady wants position as bookkeeper and typewriter; two years' experlence; can give good reference. Box 8360, Call office. . RELIABLE woman wants place to do house- work; nice place; more than wages. 811 Locust a YOUNG widow wants position to take care of 2 children or invalld; good nltr&nefi. Ap- ply 1759% Howard st. ‘WANTED—Position as plain cooks by 2 girls, Apply 1426 Kansas st., bet. 25th and 26th. LADY wants washing by day. Box 1704, Call office, Oakland. RELTABLE woman wishes work by the day for Monday and Thursday; washing or house. cleaning; $1 50 a day and car fare. Ad- dress 1607 Howard st. e A NEAT colored girl wants position as cham- bermaid or cook. Apply 2152 Chestnut st., Oakland. MAN (32) with good horse and bugey desives to do collecting or_any outside work. best of references. Box 7424, Call. A MI:)DLE-AGdED man wishey situation as coachman and gardener; good referen: M. C., 533 Howard st. A FURNITURE of sunny flat for sale: T rooms and bath: cheap. 1598 Eiliw st., n FURNITURE WANTED. ° A R “WE'LL GET YOUR -BUSINESS"—We the most money for furntiure, carpets, fittings, merchandise and nouses. MARK J. LEVY AUCTION CO., 1321 Market st., Be= tween 9th and 10th. Phone South 179. A GENTLEMAN wants position, deliver or | drive, groceryman, contractor or any other kind of work. Box 7554, Call pefice. EXPERIENCED elevator operator; for of! butlding or hotel; best Teferences. Box ‘;Mh office. ABE LEVY, Salesroom, 1135 Market st. Tel. Jesste 76L Don't sell your furniture, carpets, office fur- niture, etc.. until you get his estimate. HENRY MAYER pays b for fur- niture, carpets, etc. 782 ?':i."n. 813 POULTRYMAN (single); can take care of non- resident’s place. Box 7761, Call office. _— - T A YOUNG man able to work around laundry. 236 Third room 80. VERY good bricklayer wants work by week or contract. Call at 1219 Marke: st. A JAPANESE boy wants position at house- work and help cooking. Address MARUSE, 1843 Webster st.; tel. Jackson 3641. A JAPANESE boy wants a situation as school- boy in small family; wages $3 up a week. M. K., 423 Stevenson st. A JAPANESE boy wants position as general houseworker; has experience. ODAKA, phone Hyde 171. > JAPANESE wants position as store chamber work; experfenced. M. B‘s’:&: 517% Post st., city. A _GOOD Japanese boy, gentls and homest, yishes position as store Jorier, oF chamber work in_hotel; wa, uj ool GEORGE, 5173 Poat st. gt n in s otel or fami rding-he H. A., 708 Taylor st. eity. o & } %Nfi'r Japaness boy wants p&.:{mn at eral Fousework in family. K. MATSUMU 151 Jeesio st.; phone Folsors Zida. = v WANTED, by reliable young girl, position as nursegiri; eleen at home: good references. JAPANESE boy, experienced in cookl housework, desires @ situation as cook. "B TAKE, 238A O'Farrell st. JAPANESE boy desires a situat; boy: speaks well. O'Farrell st. FRANK HATI 'ngxi FIRST-CLASS Japanese waiter wa: in private family: city or counts up. MIYA, 504 Dupont st nts position wages $25 JAPANESE, first-class cook, wants ition private family: has good refe nees. MOTO, 703 Larkin st Tel. Poje mfi‘.‘" g JAPANESE schoolboy wants posi| ety Cocking, wattimg S ra" BA, 9'Meacham place, off Post st Address box 7547, Call office. WANTED—Situation as housekeeper or care for an invalld by middle-aged lady. 856 TFolsom st. MIDDLE-AGED lady, Catholic, good plain cooking, wishes good home; small wages; references. Apply 402 O'Farrell. 3 COMPETENT, reliable nurse girl mhmj. tion to care for child; wages $20. 108 ith ave.; will do some upstairs work. FIRST-CLASS Swedish laundress would ltke washing to take home; best care taken. Box 7247, Call. ARTISTIC dressmaking. fit and marksmanship guaranteed; prices reasonable. 120A Guer— rero st. near Fourteenth. e A GERMAN woman wants work by the day, washing or housecleaning. 219 Natoma l‘!{. YOUNG German cook; $30 144 Day st. woman wants position ; city references. Call :: A _RELIABLE colored woman vu-. A _JAPANESE Warts a positio work. TAYA, Haight; tel. Page 3038 y wages A _JAPANESE excellont family coc §35 uo. HENRY, 208 Cotttormit 5. CALL on Alfred Wollpert, 773 Mission st., be- fore selling your furniture. Phone Red 4462 e ——— FURNITURE FOR SALE. A couch $2, bedlounge $2 50: turniture bought, sold.exchanged. Anderson’s, 19Turk:telSouth 398 e — HELP WANTED—FEMALE. PO el o e e A—DOMESTIC_EXCHANGEPrivate, _select. MRS. C. F. CHRISTENSEN, 402 Geary st, 2 girls, southern hotel, each. 2 girls, housework, Alcatraz . . ‘Waltress, private boarding-house —pal Housekeeper, St. Helena, see man here. .. Housework. 'S adults, sieep home...$5 week Man and wife d 348 2 Infants’ m 4 months, 1% years..$25 Nursegirl, child years . o 2 housekeepers, country SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS ON OVER. ALLS, JUMPERS AND COATS: NO EXe PERIENCE NECESSARY: STEADY WORK; GOOD PAY. LEVI STRAUSS & CO., i el FREMONT ST. MR. DAVIS. R IN OAKLAND, COR. 10TH AND CLAY STS., OPERATORS ON SHIRTS A‘SD OVERALLS. STANDARD FACTORY, COR. GOUGH AND GROVE STS. CHINES] Ty or. RteL e second floor. FIRST-CLASS Chinese ook private family, Y. F., 21 cook, wants Brenn h?'lh: wants - Dposition in half block from "