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THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1 THE JOHN D. . Proprictor SP JOHN Mc w. J. MARTIY .Business Manager der to OAKLAND 1016 Brosdwey NEW YORK REPE TEPEEN B. SMITH SS OFFICE of the Market and T 18 o'clock every nig BRANCH OFFICE street, opposite Fi untt Boulévard open near Ocean TING NOTICES. ge No A SRSON, Secretary. ance with their re- | 4 | $500_PARTNER to run and manage games; will teach you business. CONRAD & GILL. | $400_PARTNER, nice, clean business; no e: open | BUSINESS CHANCES. CIFIC REALTY COMPANY, ) Grant bidg., cor. Seventh and AMarket. A ENAP. R 0 buys the best paying saloon on Taylor | must be s 10 be appreciated. WHO WANTS A BARGAIN? % buys the best paying delicatessen res- t and branch bakery in the city; must ! 4 at once. v, buys a money-making saloon, centrally cheap rent furnished flat on Sixth st.; must be Saturday ~urnished apartment-house on 9th 0; 7 rooms, all oocupled; must | e; party ieaving city. a money-making restaurant; near ap rent; steady trade A rare chance to buy a fine paying del- taurant and bakery; cail quick. < a good paying restaurant on Mar- t $35 to $4b dally receipts. $550 for a restaurant with saloon licens Jarge oyster trade; centrally located; nr.Mkt.si $3500 buys best paying saloon in eclty. PACIFIC REALTY CO. 419 Grant bullding. SWELL apartment-house on Van Ness ave. at a sacrifice; $2000 furniture; for & quick sale can be had for $1200; call at once; house all occupied PACIFIC REALTY CO., 419-420 Grant bldg.. Phone South 1070. A—$650; BRANCH bakery, delicatessen store and creamery scross the bay; rent $80; 4 liv- ing rooms; daily receipts rrom $16 up. BSee R. G. WILKE, 26% Xearny st. A—$1200; SALOON and sallors’ boarding-house | “on water front; 10 furnished rooms, Kkitchen, | etc.: rent $45; jong established and good pay- T G WILKE, 20% Kearny st. OYSTER and chop house; the very in thig city; & first-class paying owner compelled to sell account of sickness. R. G. WILKE, 26% Kearny st | A—$2000; SALOON on water front; lease; 14 furnished rooms; a good paying business; no better location; disagreement of partners cause of sale. R. G. WILKE, 26% Kearny. A SPLENDIDLY located saloon; close to Mills le lunch; met rent $60; nce; investigate, you will WILKE, 204 Kearny st. LOON Fourth st., close to an excellent location; good business; Il at once; other business calis him to R. G. WILKE, 26% Kearny st. n Western Additio | A—s900; best locat business; ) established bake! ade | oL large store NOT REALLY EDUCATIONAL—Continued. AA—WONDERFUL GIFTS. The Extraordinary Clairvoyant Powers of MR. EDWARD HART, combined with his su- perior knowledge of Palmistry and the Occult Forces, enables him to read human life with unerring accuracy from infancy to old age. His powere are wonderful and indisputable, hi dvice is reliable, his information clear, con- cise and to the point in love, courtship, mar- riage, divorce, sickness, eales, wills, patents, journeys, pensions, investments, speculations, property, insurance, mortgage, ofl and mining clatms, WITHOUT ASKING A QUESTION. Without any previous knowledge and having no natural means of knowing who you are, whence or for what you came, he telis your name, age, occupation and what you called for. In fact, everything. He tells you names of friends and enemies. Who is true and who is false. Tells whom and when you will mar- ry, glving names, dates, facts ‘and location, taking no fee in advance, and accepting none | unless satistaction is_given. SPECULATION AND INVESTMEN His advice is much sought for by thode con- templating investing and speculating. The dol- lar properly invested to-day has seldom failed to make the poor man rien. $500 FORFEIT. I will forfeit $500 where I fall to teach you how to tascinate any one you desire, how to make your enemies your friends, cause & :Yfifly marriage with the one of your choloe, ve you good luck, remove evil influences, re- unite the separated, give lucky numbers, lo- ocate the earth's buried treasures, settle the old estate that time has placed beyond the lawyer’ shrewdness, make you sucossatul in your busi- ness and positively guarantee everything. $1—COMPLETE LIFE READING—§1. (No More. No Less.) MR. EDWARD HART can only be consulted at hie San Francisco residence, 1217 Post st., two doors above Van Ness ave. two minutes’ walk from Ellls, Geary, Post, Larkin and Sut- ter st. car lines. Hours 10 to 6 dally, Sun- days 108 m. to 4 p. m. At home Monday and Baturday evenings until ® o'clock. AA— PROF. NIBLO, 411A—ELLIS ST.—411A, MY $5 COMPLETE LIFE READING, $1. Greatest living astral DBAD - TRANCE CLAIRVOYANT of the age; adviser on busi- ness and all afairs of life; tells your full name and what you called for, whom you will marry, how to control the one you love, even miles away; reunites the separated; gives gecret powers to control; no long delays in_waiting. HOURS 10 TO 8 DAILY and SUNDAY. 411A BLLIS ST., cor. of Jones st. | owner engaged in other bus Permuenui’ located in his own home. of sale. Call R. G. WILKE ROF. NIBLO. CONRAD & GILL. A_MISS M. WILLE, 310 Ellis st., 15 Years........413% Kearny st. | * Clairvoyant, crystal seer, can be coneulted on ; 8 years' leass; rent $140; rec. 85, all ‘airs of life; Miss Wille guarantees an 2 years' lease; rent §1 . | honest, rellable, satistactory reading; reve . 2 years' lease; rent $75; rec. 30. the past; gives correct forecast of your fu: 2 years' lease; rent $105; rec. 38. ture; advises ou on_ important affairs, and restaurant; rent $40; rec. 20, | whether financial, domestic, love or business licatessen; rent $25; rec. 15. ndy, stationery and icecream. bakery and notion. atessen and restaurant. and bar; good, steady trade. fruit and liquor store. ery, must have NRAD & GILL. tand on Market st., good loca- ck; fine trage; receipts $20 day; rd machine will average rofit alone; cash register; cessa good recon: wbove expenses; reaeon for selling, owner taken other business interests and is unable > devote any time or attention to this; this the best bona fide proposition for amount the city; no agents. Box 7775, os- if you are satisfled with is just what you want; learned. Particulars Market st., room 8; ER wanted, manufacturing busi- a practical workingman; eure $100 to each per month; duties keep- collecting and payiug, , room 6. £ (elther sex) in legitimate mercantile business; no peddiing, « exclusive control free; $100 only ired; write for particulars. RENTON T COMPANY, 861 Broadway, Oakland. GOLDFIELDS, Nevada—Experienced mining ineer going there will locate valuable il claims on grubstake. F. E. DOW- Grand Hotel PARTNER wanted; establis busines: evious expert a month to eac 1 and inquire. 102 AURANT and lunch room; fine ness; best location; must sell quick for reason; a bargain. D. L. JUNGCK, uck ave., Berkeley. e ‘required; sure to ; steady man require 3% Market st., room paying saloon; well established trade: iocation on 'principal street; well stocked; owner retiring from business cause of sple.” Box 1363, Call office. $5000—CLOTH t's furnishing stors best 1 at for right part: ttuck ave., Berkeley RESTAURANT with 5 fu blished; fine trad D. L. JUNGCK, Cal nished rooms rented; ase; no agents. 2678 N Western Addition; 4 rooms; clears §130 month; price party. Box 1186, Call. FOR salc—Butcher business, 2 horses, and more than 100 cash 1179, Call office, 2 carts customers, Box BARGAIN—Cigar factory well established trade, leaving city. Box 116I, ng blacksmith shop for sale cheap; x n in town. Apply to E. A. PAN Mayfield. and retail store, at invoice account Call office GOOI GOOD p buy for cash or trade for a good hotel town. Give full particulars to office corporati ctice 7 Mar- 0 10 p. m. 4 QUIET. ave money. Advice Free. years. Detectives employed bers Follow. HOWE, Mason and Taylor. See me and Eetablished 2 K fioor, entr years; all cou tice: mo fe evenings by app ance or_f ntment. Tel. Red 3601 legal matters. e successrul ADVICE free, al charge uni Jaw businees iner butlding, Established 20 years, room third ADVICE free; legal divorce costs $12; all caves handied: no fee in advance; open Sat- urday evenings: other evenings by appoint- ment; call and save money. 819 Mkt, r. 33. COLUMBIAN nd Col. Ag.. r. 85, 916 | rket rium; tel. Montgy. 1310; | collections; 0ld established CLARK free; n fee in ad: nce. Open evenings. Givorce for $20 by able Ad. EDWARDS, AUTOMOBILES. FUR eale—A 1905 White steam tourinx car; guaranteed by the White Company to be in trst-class running order; owner will sell at targain 1o larger White, Address box 1081, ¥ord 2-cylinder rear entrance mg car at a bargain; must party bought aflarger car. 1878 Market gt. AND touring cars wanted immedi- vely; soveral customers waiting. S. F. TOMORILE €0., Inc., 416-424 9th st I in second-hand Autocars. MID- MOTOR CAR CO., 606 Van Ness. FIRST-CLASS automoblie; owner must sell. Thirteenth et., between 10 and 12. JLDSMOBILE tonneau: slightly used: good condition. BACIGALUPIL 88 Mission st. l ot AGENTS WANTED. A GOOD rustier, city oniv; for right men. R. 110, Phelan bullding. et e probating | consulta- | arket, room 302, consuita- | fine_opportunity | WILL sell at a sacrifice at once, stationery &nd notion store, school supplies, with 4 liv- rooms, on & corner. Box 1118, Call. FOR sale—A candy factory cnd store; good | " trade, fine location; in Oakiand. Address Lox Cail_office. i | NEWSPAPER route for sale in Oakland; a good Call route in Oakland for sale. Apply office for particulars. 2 repairing; good shop; cheap; living | gives the secret how to control, charm, fas- cinate the one you love; reading, $1; hours 10-8 p. m.; French, German, Engiish spoken. ISMAR THE EGYPTIAN CLAIRVOYANT AND PALMIST. Permanently located at 1104 Market st., rooms § and 10, cor. Turk (Vendome); pri: vate readings dafly, 10 a. m. to 5 p. m.; 3 questions answered, $1; full life, $5. EGYPTIAN SEER AND HEALER §1. ORMONDE, 1061 MARKET ST., $i. Helps the troubled—Overcomes all evil, $1. Tells more than all others combined, $1. Adviser on love, business, marriage, divorce, $1 Bickness, enemies; locates treasure, papers, §1 LINCOLN, Clafrvoyant and psychic; the oldest and best known clairvovant in San Francisco. Re- opened at 366 O’Farrell Hours 10 to 5. Readinge by malil, $2. “ORIETTA,” 1228 Market, § to 9; ‘‘reading’ (5 methods), clairvoyance, second sight, palm- istry, phrenology and astrology, all used, $1; neme and exact age or no pay; free ‘‘tests’” daily at 3 p. m. MME. BERNARD reads your life correctly; advice given on all affairs of life; eatisfac- tion guar.; 25c up. 17 34, next Examiner bldg MME. KRONENBERG, clairvoyant, card read- er, palmist. when others fail try me: good reading 25c: mo sign. 1023 6th, nr. Misslon. MME. WARD, 118 Larkin et., room 16—Clalr- voyant; gives names, dates and facts. DANCING, both adult and children's classes. now open at Hinman's School of Dancing. 1412 Polk st., nr. California; phone East 2126. — o e P HEALD'S School of Mines and Engineering, 24 Post st., 8. F.; civil, mining, electrical, steam and gas engineering. Send for prospectus. HEALD'S BUSINESS CO! 24 Post st. Established 1868 t in the West; annual enroliment 1000; 'send for circular., ~Loarajiitent 1000, Wegg tori aoistet S A speclal class preparatory fo teachers' exam- inations or State nor. schls. 333 Phelan bldg. A—METROPOLITAN-California-Students join- d. Business. Stenographic. 925 Golden Gate. SPANISH, French,ete. Prof. De Fillppe’sAcademy of languages,1018 Post; est.1871;ablest profs. SCHOOL OF ILLUSTRATION: -Day and PARTINGTON'S. 424 Pine st.—Night classes e —— 'EXCHANGE. MARION GRIFFIN. 970 Market st., room 801, eighth floor. _Rooming-House Broker. 'Phone Main 3343. E-X-C-H-A-N-G-E-A-B-L-E_Property. (ROOMING-HOUSES and Real Estate.) EMPLOYMENT OFFICES. AN up-to-date Japanese-Chl emp. office; furnishes rel‘able help of all kinds promptly. H. KIODA, 405 Post st.; tel. James 501. vt s Mmac s B ol e - et OLDEST Japanese-Chinese Employment Office promptly furnishes all kinds of reliable hfig. George Sakauye, 421 Post st.; tel. Bush 135, STAR Employment Office—Reliable Japanese and Chinese help furnished with care. W. KADOTA, 409 Powell st.; tel. Main 1781. A—JAPANESE and Chinese heip. WM. YOSHY. 415 Btockton st.; tel. Bush 859. AN old estab. (1850) Chinese emp. office, C. 1905, “LOOK EMPLOYMENT WANTED—MALE—Con. EMPLOYMENT WANTED—MALE—Con. JAPANESE first-class, cook. hotel, $50 month. First-class laundryman, $30 month up. Good boy for chamberwork, $30 month up. Young s firyt-olaas, - opétent gardener, wages r menth. GEO: G.. Broo, Mason; tel. James 5251 MAN and_wife, thoroughly competent and trustworthy, desire care of rooming or apart- ment house. 324 Mason st., or phone Black SITUATION by married man (no children) to look after gentleman’s country pjace: very best of references as to honesty and compe- tency. Box 1168, Call. THOROUGHLY experienced gardener and flor- ist would Iike position to care for gentle- man’s place; first-class references. Address I. BERINYI, 404 Third st, room 1l STEADY, reliable, married man desires posl- tion of apy kind, handy with tools; experi- gnced driver. ddress’ 289 Twenty-fourth city. SITUATION by married mén as foreman on truit ranch or general farming. Good refer- ence. JAMES SHOTWELL, Prunedale, Monterey, Co., Cal. THOROUGHLY rellable man wishe: ment of any kind; handy with tool stands care of horses, experienced driver. Box 1167, Call office. BAKER—Long experienced bread and cake “baker and confectioner wants situation; country preferred. Room 1, 646 Howard st. BOOKKEEPER with best city references ‘wants position In wholesale business: speaks Spanish and German. Box 1187, Cail. BOBER, honest and industrious man, just from the East, desires work of any kind. Apply or uddress 710 Eighteenth st, Oakland. A YOUNG German, competent, wishes posi- tlon as clerk or bookkeeper. Address W. FAEHNDRICK, 763 Howard st. CHONG'S, removed to b18 Pine;tel Grant 186. | T™30RER honest and steady man wishes H. W. HONG, 11134 Clay at.; Chinese employ- | Work s watchman; good. references. Ad- ment office; best heip. East 426. dress 1443 Harrison st Finest Japanese help; house-cleaning speclalty. Geo. R. Kuniabe, 343 Mason; tel. James 5251, CHINESE jand Japanese help; estab. 20 years. Tel. Malh 1997. BRADLEY & CO., 040 Clay. "JAPANESE, Chinese help of all kinds furnish- ed; house-cleaning. 708 Taylor; James 7636. RELIABLE Japanese-Chinese Employment Or- fice: all kinds help. 815 Stockton. Main 5186. e —————— HOUSE-CLEANING. JAPANESE House-cleaning Office—All kinds help. 1911 Fillmore st.; phone West 255. EMPLOYMENT WANTED—FEMALE. A AR ARt A REFINED American woman would like housekeeper's position in small family of adults; city or country. Address House- keeper, 48 Bighth st. EXPERIENCED young lady stenographer, with knowledge of bookkeeping, wishes po- gllon:‘ $10 per week. Call or write 5243 oe Bt. ‘A YOUNG married woman would like place to do light housework or care for children; fine references. Apply or address §7 Third. WOMAN wishes work by the day, washing, ironing or housework. Address 3210 Twenty— fifth st., near Folsom. SWEDISH woman wishes work by the day; first-class laundress; will do cleaning; ref- erences. Address 1857 Vallejo st. COMPETENT girl wishes place to do house— work and cooking. Call or address 89 South Park. N FRENCH dressmaker, perfect fitter, wishes engagemnts by tho day; $2350; refevences furnished. Dressmaker, 801% Turk st. NEAT German woman wishes house and laun- dry ¥ork:, Inquire i basemeny. 1136 Fol- som st. NEAT and tidy Swedish gir] desires situation as second girl in American family. Address 816 Mason st.; phone Black 6584. YOUNG/woman would like washing or house- cleaning by the day; $150. 867 Mission st., near Fifth. MME. MARSEAU, gents 50c; hours 1 to 9. card reader; ladles 25c, 545 Minna st. Mrs. Shaffer, clairvoyant and card reader, 954 Mission; hours 9 a. m. to 9 p. m.; open Sun, SPIRITUALISM. MRS. KONOLD, 148 Sixth st.—Cirele to-night; ladies’ circle Wednesday, 2: reliable mes- sages; consult me after having seen others. A—MRS. J. J. WHITNEY, bus. medium and A RESPECTABLE, middle-aged woman wishes place at cooking and light housework; refers erces. 408 McAllister st. RESPECTABLE woman wants work by day fn private family; is good cook;.city refer- ences. Call 2107 Webster st. A FRENCH woman, good cook, desires posi- tion in_family where second girl kept; wages $30 or $35. M., 332 Stockton'st. RESPECTABLE GIRL: take full charge of in- fant: best of reference; $35 per month. Call MAKER who was forelady for vears for life reader. 1206 Market, r. 10, Galt House. | gt 984 O Farrell st. MRS. E. J. WILLIAMS, spiritual adviser: | DRES: none better in city. 110 Sixth st., room 8. MRS. LESTE dally; mines S circles at 8 p.m.; 10c readings speciaity. 444 Jones,nr.O'Farrell. EARLE'S seance Sun., Wed, 219 Eddy st.; readings. Hotel Higgins, O'Farrell st. B L LU CARPET-BEATING AND CLEANING. COMPRESSED Air and Vacuum Process used Tor cleaning carpets on floor without removal; carpet and rugs also cleaned by compressed air at shop: prices moderate. S.\F. Com- pressed Air' Cleaning Company, 308 Market st.; phone Main 152 and Bush 479. WHEN you become disgusted with your work, PAULDING'S Pioneer Carpet Beat- 3. send_for ing Works, 57 Tehama st. Tel. South 40. { Carpet Cleaning Works, 1809 Har- Al cleaning, 8c. Phone Mission 225. CALIFORNTA Carpet Cleaning Co., J. McQueen 320 Guerrero st.; tel. Mission 49. NCE Carpet_Cleaning Co., 402 Sutter st.; . Main 304. GEO. WALCOM & CO., Props. MITCHELL'S, 240 Fourtcenth st.—First-class carpet cleaning, 3c vard. Tel. Mission T4. RUDOLPH & CO., carpet beating works: prices reasonable. 1703 Harrison st.; tel. Mission 263 LACE CURTAINS A'D BLANKETS. BRANDTS New York Curtain House: most complete plant for cleaning lace curtains and blankets. 1324 Filimore; phone Pine 2622. TAI LUNG CHIN from 421 Sutter st. to 924 Mason st.; first- Class work; reasonable prices: prompt deliv- New York fashionable modiste, who goes to Europé twice yearly, would Iike engagements in some of the first families as dressmaker. Phone Church 3640. e YOUNG lady wants manfcuring, scalp treat- ment, facial massage; references; phone Montgomery 531. MISS H. ANDERSON, 1059 Powell st. A RELIABLE woman wishes work In a _rooming house or would assist with house- vork: is kind to children; moderate wager. ox 1143, Call office. - WANTED—By a g0od cook a place to do cook- ing, or cooking and some downstairs work; wages-no less than $30. Please call at 1005 Oak et. ¥, A NORWEGIAN girl, an experienced cook, wants a position in a private family; is willing to go out a .short distance. Address 718 Broderick st. GERMAN girl desires sitation for cooking in small family; no washing or sweeping. 133 Clipper st., near Sanchez. REFINED American woman desires housekeep- ing position in emall family of adults. Ad- dress Housekeeper, 49 Eighth st. A SWEDISH girl wants position to do general housework. 256 Techama st., rear, between Third ang Fourth. A SWEDISH girl wants a situation to do general housework in a small family; wages $25. Please call at 2756 Harrison, near Z4th. COMPETENT woman wants cooking, down- stairs work or general housework. M. K., box 1136, Call office. A MIDDLE-AGED lady wants position as nurse or light housework In emall family. Miss Olson, 211 Twenty-seventh st. EDUCATED German lady wishes position as housekeeper; no washing; best Teferences. Address box 1134, Call office. roome: Jow expenses. 42 McAllister. st. ery; family trade our speclaity. . saloon and cigar store; long lease. In- | JAPANESE laundry and dry cleaning work. e 668 Mission st 2122 Fillmore st.: tel. Geary 2053. > — ey TAURANT, well fitted up. Inquire 668 Mission st. 5 and stock of, cigar store for sal ighth st ice cream parlor; SSTAURANT; living room; rent $12 50 Call at 276 Eighth st., forenoons. stand and laundry office; half block m Market st.; price $200. Apply 31 fth st. RESTAURANT; sacrifice; other business; must sel] quick; make offer. 640 Commercial st. FOR wagon. CIGAR sale—A good bakery with horse and Box 1151, Call office. FOR sale—Good paying cabinet-maker's shop; electric_motor and machinery. 932 Larkin. NICE delicatessen store for sale. 2957 Twen- ty-fourth st. | GooD canl office. route for sale. Apply at Call | A BRANCH office of The Call for the reception | of advertisements and subscriptions has been gpened at 108 Market st., opposite Fifth. ntil 11 | Open o m BOOKKEEPING. e keep your books; nothing too large, nothing too small; we make a specialty of keeping small seis of boos, THE FAXON-JAMES AUDIT CO., Montgomery 1311 930 Market sf Tel. LODGING-HOUSES l':ol{ !A;.E. | A—CAMFRON & CO. Phone South 1050. 3 Eddy st, cor. Market gnd Powell, Headquarters for Rooming-houses, Hotels and All Kinds of Business Chances. 70 rooms, well furnished, downtowp, up-to- date house; will clear $250 per month; electric elevator, lights, hot and cold water; lowest rent in ¢ity for fireproof building; but owing to_dissolution of partners will be sold_at sac- rifice. - 2 o CAMERON & CO.. 3 Eddy 16-ROOM lodging-ho with offices on first floor, for gale at & positive bargain: offices pay entire rent of house; rooms on upper floor al] rented; fine location; must eell; ONLY $1200. Apply landlady, 10273 Mkt.; no agts. FISHER & CO.. -.Phone Main 3354 Room 438, James Flood building. Furnished rooming-houses, hotels and flats. . thma remedy cores: for sale by all druggists: main depot 1602 Market st St Nicholas Hotel; 10c, 25¢, 50c package. COLLECTION OFFICES. | BAD tenants ejected for $4; collections made: city or country. Pacific Coliection Co.. 418 Montgomery st., rooms 9-10. Tel. Maln 5580. CURE FOR RUPTURE. DR. PIERCE'S Magnetic Elastic Truss; per- fect retainer; positive cure; book free. Re- moved to 206 Kearny st.. room 307. e e e e e e DENTISTS. DREXLER PAINLESS DENTAL COMPANY. Perfect painless dentistry at lowest prices, Full set of teeth, §2; silver fillings, 25c; gold fillings, §1; gold ‘crowns, $3: bridge work, $3. 1104 Market st., corner Turk. A NEW plate—The Whalebone—Cannot break; warranted 20 yrs.; crowns, $3 50; fillings, 50c; plates, §: et; all work painless and warranfed. Chicazo Dental Parlors, 24 Sixth. DE. LUDLUM HILL, 1443 Market, near 11th— No charge for extracting when plates are made; old plates made over like mew; teeth from $8 per set: extracting 50c; gas given. LOWEST prices in S. F.; painless extraction, 50c. New York Dentists, 965 Mission, cor. 6th. GOLD flings, T silver, 3bc; crowns, $2, no Grant av. pain: op. Sun. Dr.A.C.Hewitf, 101 DRESSMAKERS AND SEAMSTRESSES, ACCORDION, knife and sunburst pleating; buttons and_button holes made at Stewart's Lining and Trimmings Store, 14-10 Taylor st MRS, ESTES, fashionable dressmaking. St. Kathryn Hotel. 480 Eilis; tel.” Bast 1389, YOUNG lady attending -business college will assist morning and_evening in exchange for room and board. Box 1384, Call. BY a frstclass colored murse for invalid or children; highest references_furnished. Call or address 1006 Clay st. RELIABLE young woman wants place to do jain_cooking or general housework; wages 0 month. 388 Dolores st. A FIRST-CLASS embrolderer will do plece work very reasonable; lessons given, 4 hours §1. U6l Golden Gate ave.: phone Page 73l EXPERIENCED hotel housekeeper desires po- sition in first-class hotel; will give the best of references. Address box 1433, Call office. anteed; shirt walsts 50 cents and up, skirts $1. 961 Golden Gate ave.; phone Page 731. COMPETENT German girl for cooking; wages $35. 604 Octavia st. FIRST-CLASS dressmaker; work and fit guar- |- MINING eurveyor of four years' practical e: perience wishes employment; will do offl work. - Address M. F., 1003 Geary st. TEMPERAT! ged rellable man who understands ' gardening and.care of horses wishes work. Address J. H., 138 South Park. ITEA!;Y, reliable -;zbor man wouh} like work by the cleaning, gardening or any kind of 1‘0{& C. B. Allen, 1605 !flnlbn . YOUNG man desires place where he can learn the carpenter trade. Address, 1808 Califor- st., Berkeley. JOB_press feeder would llke work in small office, can lock forms and seet some type. ANDREW LIND, 121 York st. ‘WANTED—Position by collector with local ex- perience; best references and bond. Box 1184, Call. MARRIED man, aged 27, steady, of good pearance and address, acquainted with sur- rounding country, no experience, would be glad to accompany and assist salesman for well-establiehed house, Wwith view to learn- ing the business; expenses and small re- muneration; references. Box 1131, Call. AMERICAN, middle-aged, recently from the tropics, desires situation as commercial traveler; proficlent in Spanish language, customs and mannere; willing to serve in any part of Spanish America; references given. E. E. COOLEY, box 1140, Call. YOUNG man, speaking 5 languages, wishes sition_as explanatory guide to party con- emplating visit through European countries; familiar with all points of interest and cities of old world: particularly Rome, Berlin and Parls. JOS. CUCCO, box 1088, Call. JAPANESE couple wish positions in family: \Wife ‘cook, man wait and general work: city or country. Box 1183, Call. EXPERIENCED Japanese waiter, or house: Work and plain cooking desires positior; call evenings. T. TANAKA, 1006 Leavenworth. A JAPANESE boy wants position at house- Y Bocd experience. K. YAGO, 240 Tay- boy_wants_situation to do GOOD Japaness e TE housework; speaks English well. S., 418 Dupont st. JAPANESE wishes situation to do housework speaks English. JOE YOMA, 708 Larkin tel. East §770. ° YOUNG Japanese boy wishes position —as waiter or housework or any other kind of Job. A. 8. Y., 417 Jones st.; phone East 3615. JAPANESE butler would like position in pri- vate family; experienced. G. H.. 518 Jessie st. JAPANESE boy wants a position as school- boy. 121 Haight st. A _CHINESE excellent cock Wishes position in boarding-house or restaurant; m and pastry cook; §ood .references: satl tion. CHARLEY WILLIMON, 1113 Clay upstairs. CHINESE, with best references as excellent and experienced family cook, wishes position./ city or country. Call or write to 731 Stock- ton st.; telephone Montgomery 1656. CHINESE first-class cook wants position in (pnrlvlto/flmfl]; 88 to $10 per week. S4T% . Clay st. N e ey CHINESE first-class cook would like & po- sition in hotel or restaurant. W. WONG, 21 Brenham place. CHINESE, excellent cock, wants position; ho- tel or boarding-house; meat and pastry cook. M. TONG, 1113 Clay st. FIRST-CLASS Chinese cook for hotel, restau- rant and boarding-house. Please call 1008 Stockton st. FLATS TO LET. AAA—COMPLETED LIST OF HOUSES, FLATS, apartment and rooming houses; our renting department is free to all; we can find you a home in any part of the city; ask for To puyment other than your good Will; we de not ask yoy to buy or even look at the goods use this department freely; you are more than welcome. CORDES FURNITURE CO., 245-259 Geary st. (on the square.) BLEGANT new sunny flal steps, beam cellings, electric lights, base- ment, vard. 1866 Grove st mnear Central ave., Panhandle; rent reduced to $33. TO let—Lower flat, 118 Perry st., mear Third, 5 rooms and bath amd wash tubs; 659 Jessle. near Seventh, 6 rooms; 39 and 43 Langton, 4 rooms, bath and tubs; ashes and water free. BRODERICK, 143, near Haight—Modern 8- Toom flat; marble steps, beam ceilings, elec- tric lights, etc.: owl cars; rent reasonable. SUNNY corner flats, just completed: 3, 4 and B rooma; every convenience; cars pass door: open, Corner Eighteenth and Douglass sts. 7 rooms; stons A NEW middle flat; 7 rooms; 2 toflets; up to date; owl cars. 2028 Oak st. G. Par new, ready th CHEAP rent: $26; modern 6 rocms and bath; perfect marine view; gagden. 2843 Steiner st. ELEGANT new flats, just finished: 6 rooms : Hayes, at wk. and bath. 1645-49 Foisom st., near Twelfth. $17—FLAT, 5 rooms and bath. 1023 Post st., near Larkin. EXPERIENCED business manager or super- intendent of office building, apartment or rooming-house; first-class city references; bonds in any amount required; competent to take charge of accounts and collections. Ad- dress Manager, 3532, Twenty-fourth st SITUATION wanted in a country dware store by a man with some experience in hardware stoves and !mplements: can also do a fair job of tin, sheet iron, roofing and plpe work: willing to make himself gener- ally useful. Box 1055, Call. LOWER flat, 5 rooms and bath; modern; rent reasonable. 819 York st., bet. 20th and 21st. ING FOR TL™ {4 H French cook, Cook, small restaurant... Kitchen helver, same place. Cashier and ‘counter work res- taurant . 350 3 laundresses and chamberm: fami- lies ....... 330 14 second girls for city and country.. French second cook.. 3 Watfle and hotcake cook. Young woman, housework, 51 girls for housework in nice families at $26 and $30. Apply to J. CROSETT & CO.. 334 Sutter et. —_— . GIRLS to learn hairdressing, manicuring, Ioas- sage, etc., from A to Z, in 1 month for 38 to those entering now: 7 positions to fll guaran- teed at $10 per week up: day and evening class. 284 Post st., room 17, second floor. s O O WANTED—Girls to learn millinery for fall; 3 ‘seasons from start to finish in 1 mo. for $15: positions guaranteed §12 per week up; learn now for fall positions. 234 Post. r. 16, 2d fir. LEARN hatrdressing, facial massage, manicus- ing, scalp treatment, halr work,removal super- flucus hair; day, eve. classes; positions walt- ing; $10 week up. 210 Powell, r. 2-3. 24 floor. EARN big Christmas money; ladles and girls, send your nmame: We send by 8 BROS., 1220 Market at. SALESLADY wanted in fancy goods ment. MARKS BROS., 108 Sixth st WANTED—Young girl to assist with house- work, 2820 Bush st. BOOK folders and sewers wanted at McIntyre's bindery, 424 Sansome st. WANTED—Girl for general housework and cooking; referencea 2064 Van Ness ave. LADY agents wanted; 100 per cent commission. 310 Clay st. YOUNG gentlewoman, under 30, unmarried, for collector and secretary for philanthropic work; must dress well and know business district of city; do plain sewing. Instruct and entertain children Wednesday and Saturday evenings; live home: city references; salary $60 first month; if suited, $85; Sundays off; give phone. Address box 1174, Call office. WANTED—Saturday, young Swedish or Dan- ish girl, with references, for plain cooking and light wash; $30 month: every Sunday off after Dec. 1. Apply Friday and Satur- day, 9 to 11, room 262, Grand Hotel. WANTED—A girl, 15 to 18 years of age, to assist with housework in a flat; no hard work or cooking; good home; small wages: American family of 4; must be neat. Ad dress box 1060, Call office. AN excellent oppertunity for a competent sten- ographer doing general work: office room and rivileges in prominent office bullding given 0 exchange for nominal services. Address box 22. Call office. —_— s WANTED—Competent salesiady for suit de- partment for_Sacramento. Apply at 9:30 or 11:30 at D. HAMBURGER & CO.'S, @ Sut- ter st. e — WANTED—Young Wwomen to learn telsphone operating; salary while learning: references required. Apply after 9 a. m., 216 Bush at.. third ficor. B WOMEN to learn hairdressing. manicuring and massaging; only takes four weeks; special terms to next 10 students; ""«’53 class from 7to9. Moler System College, Powell st. — GIRL wanted for light housework; no cooking nor children; Sunday off. Call bet. 10 and 11, 548 Howard st., near Second. MASONIC ave near Haight—New cozy. 5-room flats; rent reduced. $20—SUNNY flats, 5 and 6 rooms: baths, large closets. 375 Shotwell st., near Eighteenth. MODERN flat 5 rooms and bath; 3825 24th st., near Church; large lot; $20. PINE, 2719, near Devisadero—Flat; 8 large rooms and_ bath: garden and cellar; $25. A _POSITION is wanted by an experienced bookkeeper and generar office man who speaks English, German and Spanish; mid- dle-aged; wholesale or commission ~house preferred. Box 1472, Call office. HOTEL MAN WITH Al 'REFERENCES AS HEAD OF ALL DEPARTMENTS WISHES POSITION AS STEWARD OR MANAGER OF CLUB OR HOTEL.. A. B. C., BOX 642, CALL OFFICE. FIRST-CLASS gardener ‘and florist thoroughly experienced in growing vegetables and flow- ers, can take charge of gentleman’s place, wants position: can furnish first-class ref- erences. 404 Third st., room 11. CARPENTER wants work: can do all kind of of first-class work; Jjobbing or finishing; city or country; day work or contract. WIL- SON, 1309 Stockton sf. GARDENER, German, understands hotbeds. cold frames, grapes, vegetables, stock of all kinds, wants situation. _ Address PH. LUITHLE, 12 Steuart st., San Francisco. YOUNG man with 10 years’ experience stenographer and bookkeeper wants position in similar capacity or other clerical dutie: not afraid of work. Box 1130, Call office. CUTTER—Up-to-date young man wants po: tion; can make his own patterns and handle block patterns; East and West experience. Box 1027, Call office. WORK wanted by steady man; work about house; generaily usefuls handy at anything; references; small wages. Address P. T., box 1365, Call office. A GERMAN, middle-aged and single, wishes a situation as clerk in grocery store and bar- room; good references. W. BOHLING, 417 Keargy st. . EXPERT accountant wants small set books for versons or firms to keep; evenings or Sundays: terms low; Interview requested. Box 1086, Call. WINDOW trimmer wants position in city or country; has had expenence in large depart- ment_store; can furnisnh best of references. Box 1024, Call office. YOUNG man, 23 years, temperate and reliable, good penman, with some knowledge of bock- keeping, wishes active position in shipping- house. Box 1444, Call office. EXPERIENCED chauffeur with excellent re| erences wishes: position; will do own repal ing. Address box 1163, Call office. A HANDY, sober man wants work on privafe place; understands the care of horses, cows and garden; good references. Box 1171, Call. GARDENER, single, competent in all branches of gardening, wishes situation; good refer- ences. Box 1180, Call. COACHMAN, gardener and caretaker wishes position; thoroughly competent, all-around, useful; good references, Box 1157, Call GARDENER, Scotch, wishes employment ° “nd; private or commercial; good references. Box 1182, Call. SITUATION wanted in grocery by man of 26; would leave city; no bad habits; nine months' experience. Box 1327, Call office. FIRST-CLASS Germah cabinet-maker, 24 years of age, wants situation. REINHARD FOTSCH, 818 Howard st. ELECTRICIAN, experienced first-class wire- man (non-union); understands has Al references. J. D., box 4678, C: FLORIST, gardener, first-class, wants to take charge of couple of small or one big private garden. Address HAYEK, 316 Third st. A COMPETENT girl wishes position to do second work, Box 1160, Call office. GIRL wishes place for housework and cooking. Please call at 39° South - Park. POSITION as clerk in hotel or rooming-house by young lady. Box 1066, Call office. STENOGRAPHER with some experiehce de- sires position. Box 1368, Call. A YOUNG girl_would Iike to assist in house- work. Call 967 Florida st., bet. 21st and 22d. L, Dressmaking and Millinery School =s; patterns cut. 1190 Market st. LADY wants a_posftion as housekeeping, more for a_home than wages. EDUCATIONAL. ALTHE Lyceum an excellent tory school for university, law and medical col- leges: We prepared hundreds of students suc— cessfully and we shall re you; day, evening session; rcferences ident Jordan or any Stanford professor. Phelan bullding. A—THE Osborn Conservatory of Music and Store; 5000 puplls; Steinway Hall bldg., 223 Sutter st., . F.; 1060 Broadway, Oakland; 512 §. Broadway, Los Angeles; pianos, har- mony, vocal, stringed instruments; also brass Instrumen,s free to beginners. GALLAGHER-] BUS.COL., 933 Market, expert ALL who desire good positions should atte: hin "eatiener e pavE Had Sn0 Gosd piaces since March 1. lege. 738 Mission st. THE Paul mmwmz‘w Institution devoted exclusively to ne. 3 LAUNDRESS wants work by the day. 698 Halght. Phone Page 315. 5 GIRL wishes gaseral housework. Apply 1208 Clement st., Richmond district. WOMAN wants ition _ for e Plain_cooking. %‘ 27th_st.. upstairs. GERMAN girl wants position cooking and gen- eral housework. Apply 324 Twel and BUTLER, well recommended, city and East- ern references, wants position. |Box 1500, Call office. YOUNG man, 32, would like a job as fore- man on a ranch; best of references and ex- perience. Address-T. A., 872 Mission st. WANTED—A job carrying a banner or som other light work by a sober old man. Ad- dress WILLIAM KELLY, 255 Stevenson st. AN experienced bartender, middle aged, wants employment; references gf Address M.” M., box 1494, Cail office. POSITION by first-class barber; will work on commission. Box 1026, Call. YOUNG man wants work on private taking care of horses. Box 1128, Call. YOUNG man_desires position to learn grocery ‘business. Box , Call office. YOUNG man wants job with surveyor: mining surveyor on trip preferred. Box 1069. Call. place MAN, 82, wants work of any kind: good pen- man. Box 1445, Call JAPANESE laundryman, well experienced, ‘work in private family by the day ‘wants JOHN YOSHINO, 512 Bush st DUBOCE_ave., bath; §25. $25-§22 50—Two fine, Parnassus ave., Dr. 263—Flat, 6 large rooms and sunny. park flats. 225-227 Stanyan st.; on car line. BEAUTIFUL location: G. G. Park; Hayes, at Stanyan; 4 r. flats; $25: new, ready this wk. FINE, modern, sunny top flat; 7 rooms; large basement; rent reasonable. 715 Grove st. CENTRAL, modern, upper flat. 6 rooms, bath. 1026 Sacramento st., above Powell; moderate. — FLATS TO LET—FURNISHED. A~ A A A A . ELEGANTLY furnished flat; Western Addi- tion: sunny side; 7 rooms; with everything complete; references required. Box 1061, Call. P e —— ] WANTED—A girl to cook and do downstairs work: salary $30. 902 Eddy st, 9 2 m. to 12 m. _— ———— LADIES wanted to help with new line fancy work: =asy, rapld and no experience. Hours ‘0 to 5. 1344 Market st., opp. 7th. —_— LADY who understands transfer work om china. Apply 417 Market st. ALTERATION bands on cloaks.and sufts; good wages. 208-211 Powell st B e PANTS operators wanted at once; steady work. 121 New Montzomery st., room 5. SHIRT waist tuckers and makers; %ood pay. JUDA BROS., 320 Market st. —— BARBERS—Employment and Supplics. BARBERS" “Free Employment” Bureau, J. B. L U. of A.—Barbers furnished; city or country; this is the only legitimate employ- ment office. JOS. R. BLEILY. secretary, 723 Market Phone James 8628, BARBERS, ATTENTION. Barber shops wanted; those that have merits can find cash purchasers. COLEMAN, 311 James Flood building. | FLATS FOR SALE—FURNISHED. BEAUTIFUL, sunny, S-room flat; central: mod- ern; rent doubled; elegant home. 1370, Call. elegant new furniture, for sale afternoon, 131 Ash ave. FLORIST GARDEN. SRR S rate e siudaamm s SN S TO lease—6 acres rich soil: plenty water, near Mission st. Owner, 636 Clay st.. r. 1. FURNITURE WANTED. \ A—PHONE South 1015; it will pay you to send for me before you sell your furniture, car- pets, plano, et¢. M. GALLICK, 201 Larkin. MARK J. LEVY AUCTION CO., 1321 Market st.. bet. 9th and 10th, paying big money for futniture, etc. Phone South 179. CALL up BEast 2388, A. L. Storrs, 682 Ellis st.; cash pald for your furniture, carpets, etc. Alfred Wollpert, 773 Mission, phone Red 4462, pays highest 'price for furniture, carpets, ete. HENRY MAYER pays highest prices for fur- niture, carpets. et>, 782 Mission; tel. Bush 813. Z. ABE LEVY, 1135 Market st.. phone:Jessie 761, paye cash and buys everything. —_— BARBER shops wanted: all those that can bear close investigation as to thelr merits may apply to D. STOLTZ, 723 Market st. FOR sale—Barber shop, 2 chairs: a good bar- gain for lady barber and husband. Apply 1625 Mission st. FOUR-CHAIR barber shop and cigar store: sold at sacrifice If taken at once: account sickness. Address P. O. boy 839, Sam Jose. BARBER from East, first-class in every par- ticular, wants position in first-class shop: state wages. Address Barber, box 1068, Cali. ety WANTED- -Firet-class barber at 947 Filimora at., corner McAllister; young man preferred, to ‘commence Monday morning; steady work FIRST-CLASS barber wanted Saturday and Sunday. 429 Geary st. WANTED—A barber for Saturday and Sune day. 27 East st FIRST-CLASS barber wanted for Saturday and Sunday. 11 Grant ave. - BARBER wanted Saturday evening and Sun+ day foremoom. 189 Sixth st. _— BARBER wanted Saturday at noon to Sunday at noon, $4. 330 Sanchez st. FOR sale—Barber shop, 3 cnall rent $12. 1153 Howard st. + lving rooms; FURNITURE FOR SALE. ALMOST given away; unredeemed storage pi- anos and fur. Whitehead's Storage, 1636 Mkt. —_—e HELP WANTED—FEMALE. A HOUSEKEEPER for an Institution in eity, §35, references. A dook and second girl, same family, $30-§25 An infant's nurse, $30. A nurse for two children, $3. A waitress and parlor maid. $30. A girl for housework, plain laundry work but no cooking, $30. MISS PLUNKETT. #28 Sutter st. nr. Powell. A SALESLADY wanted for counter in first- class bakery: must be experienced: good place for right party. Call at room 318, James Flood building. WANTED—Experienced alteration hands on skirts, Jackets and waists. Appiy Superin- tendent’s joffice, The Emporfum. | SEWING machine operators on shirts: clean, light factory; steady work; inexperienced young women' taught and paid while learn- ing. LEVI STRAUSS & CO.. 1873 Mission st.. bet. 14th and 15th. MR. HINDSHAW. SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS ON OVER- ALLS: NO_EXPERIENCE NECESSARY: GOOD PAY: STEADY WORK. LEVI m;ss & CO., 321 FREMONT ST. MR. f SHIRT AND OVERALL OPERATORS; > PERIENCED ~ AND INEXPERIENCED. E:gNE%ANN & CO.. TENTH AND HOW- WANTED—Clever and artistle girls to earn “from $10 to $50 per week at home making ribbon novelties for department stores, milli= ners and dressmakegs: send $1 for book of instruction, *'Ribbom ~Novelties"—*How _to Make Them,’ h ' illustrates and de- scribes the art of ribbon novelty making. HATTINA STERNBERG, 3 Unfon square, \ New York City. expert- ly be- WANTED—Young woman who is an enced dry geods bundle wrapper. Aj tween 9 and 11 a. m. at HALE WANTED—Young woman who is enced dry geods eashier. and 11 a. m. at HALE (m WANTED—Young woman dry goods bundle wrapper. Apply between 0 and 11 a. m. at HALE BROS." 3 W, ‘woman is an e ookkespr. ATDly hetween § anh 11 a m. at HALE BROS.” > 3 = - week e 9 $150 FOR & neat 2-chair shop In the Mission. Address box 1150, Call. CITY and country barber shops bought ‘and so0ld. See COLEMAN., 311 Jas. Flood bidg. e ———————————————— HELF WANTED—MALE. AT HORD & SMITH'S Employment 4 628 Clay st. Phone Itmx. 50 teamsters for Santa Cruz, fare $1350, fes §1: 25 laborers, same place, §2; 12 dillers, Santa Cruz, $2325; Western Pacific R. R., 20 men is ali we want to-day, no discount, board $5: sand wagon teamsters for the city, $2 25; free fare morth to Shasta and Siskiyou Co.. 3225 for teamsters, boss will be here: wanted 50 teamsters for & new piece of work near the eity. houses to live in all winter, no discount, good water, §2 25 day; jobs coming 0 all the time; see us. FREE FARE-FREE FARE. SHASTA CO.—SISKIYOU CO. We want 50 men for this job; $§2 40 a day: no discount; board §4 30 weeik; this is for the company and mot for a contractor; you will report to the engineer. 1 cook for the city, $43 found. 15 millwrights, boss here, $15 month. $350, board RED CROSS AND CANADIAN EMPLOYMENT CO.. MISCELLANEOUS. Mine blacksmith, machine work, $4 4 rough carpenters, $230 day. board BAKER for Institution, $45 and and wife, country hotel, $55 and