The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 12, 1905, Page 47

A - ) 'AKLAND ADVERTS'M'TS " OAKLAND REAL ESTATE. A JKER AND DEALER, CRANCE. COR. EIGHTH. on Telegraph & nice bome, a oms and bath on a lot grend view of close to méin . | pEDICATIO! on easy terms. 154 | new and modern in every | THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1905. [ CHURCH SERVICES—Continued. | THE People’s Church meets Sunday evenin | in Calumet Hail, Red Men's building, l Golden Gate ave., 8t § ¢'clock. Subject this evening, “Education vs. Salvation.” Pastor, | Mre Abna L. Gilispee restdence 631 Van Ness ave. Social dance Friday, November 17. MEETINGS—SUNDAY. of MME YOUNG'S Orlental | to-night, 975 McAllister, nr. Buchanan; t messages; Mrs, Seal, lecture: skeptics readings da 1269 MeAlilster, nr. H AGENTS WANTED. " BUSINESS CHANCES—Continued. A PERMANENT BUSINESS OQFFER, $50 to $150 per week POSITIVE; men and women wanted evervwhere to operate sales parlors for the BEST ladles’ and gents' dress shoe | known; 10 original sight-selling beaith and | comfort features; factory to consumer; previ- ous experience unnecessary; profit possibili- ties uniimited; NO RISK; reply quick. W. A. WRIGHT & CO., 1233 Broadway, Oakland. BIG money in squabs; cheaply raised in only 4 weeks; sell for fancy prices; wonderful merket: ‘write for free book and learn this rich industry. PLYMOUTH ROCK SQUAB CO., 182 Howard st., Melrose, Mass. | EARLE to-night, 219 BEddy st.; tests, mes- sages, siate writing; readings daily. Hotel Higgins, 285 O'Farreil st | JOHN WILSON and C. Lottringer will hold spiritual meeting, 2 and 8. A. O. F. bidg., 102 O Parrell at. SCOTTISH Hall, § p. m.; messages: Maxwell, ., Coekiy, Hovet, Cook, Armstrong. . Hull. | A—MRS. J. J. WHITNEY, bus. medium and fe reader. 1206 Market. r. 10, Galt House. meetings, § MRS 148 Sixth'st. p. m HARLAND—Sunday, test business readings daily H 335 McAllister—Mrs. C. J. eve.; 10c; reads daily. Jecture and flower seance to- CoBB'S Roc £, 044 Pellows’ bullding. Room as @ test seance every KEEGAN 148 Sixth st. night except Sunday. MEETINGS—Universal Brotherbood. (st S ittt Brotherbood and _Theosophical . leader and offi- center, 912 Bush meetings every 'Sunday, 8 organization has no con- v other so-called Theosophi- e city. —_— e ———— MEETINGS—THEOSOPHICAL. hical Soctety, Academy of Sci- Publio lecture, § p. m., by Mra. subject, “The Meaning of NTAGE of oceult study by W. L. o olden Gate Lodge, I O. O. F. 2 m. ——— DAY LECTURES. DR. J OHN th A. KERGAN will give a free evening at 8 o'clock at Elec- 1, 35 Eddy st.: subject, “The ¢ Disease,” followed by mag- views of a tour of Continental Eu- .ember the question box. All are d to attend. CENTRATION, the Secret of All SBuc- free lecture, lliustrated by each face, we., Van Auken Oxygen Institute, 504 ave.; collection; ““The Woman of strated lecture to women 2:30 o'elock. AT Scandia Hall 161 City Hall & ntis; free lecture night by Mrs. L. B. The Message of Life to Humanity. Being’’ lecture to-night by Sarah VCE of B : subject, “The Great Problem.” | AGENTS make biz profits selling bandy hat fasteners; every lady wants them; patented and manufactured by Fair Mfg. Co., 124 8tA st Raclne, Wis.: catalogue of ladles’ and children’s specialties free. WE pay $36 a week and expenses to men with rigs to introduce poultry compound; years contract. Imperial Mfg. Co., Dept. 54, Par- sons, Kans. WANTED—Agents for best paying article on the market. District Manager, box 2433, Call. X _GOOD rustier, city only: ‘Ane_opportunity for right man. R. 110, Phelan building. BOARDING FOR CHILDREN, other LADY wants to take care of little girl 2 to 7 years; nice home; garden; no children; terms reasonable. Address box 51, Santa Clara, Cal LADY wants child to board and teach Ger- man: sunny home; garden; by Jefferson Park. 1135 Turk. P ot S ok P STOR T CERAE e RESPECTABLE woman wants child to mind at own bome. MRS. KAY, 625 Jessie st. AN infant or Laby will be given perfect care; $15 month. Box 1346, Call office. ONE or two children to board and room for parents. iiso Pacific st | BUSINESS CHANCES. A—$375: BR. store rent $i $10 up: rare chance. 2¢% Kearny st. A—$3250; DELICATESSEN store in Western Add.; daily receidts from $80 up; value in sight; spiendid offer. R. G. WILKE, 26% Kearny st. A—S$2500; CORNER saloon and ecigar stand in wholesale district; place established years; good lease; full value in sight; & bargain. Call R. G. WILKE, 263 Kearny st. | A—$650; BRANCH bakery, delicatessen store | " and creamery across the tay; rent $30; 4 liv- ing rooms; daily recelpts mrom $15 up. See R. G. WILKE, 26% Kearny st A—$1200; SALOON and sailors’ boarding-house on water fromt; 10 furnished rooms, kitchen, etc.; rent $45; iong established and good pay- ing. Call R. G. WILKE, 261 Kearny st. A—$900; OYSTER and chop house; the very best ioeation (n this city; a first-class paying business; owner compeiled to sell account of sickness. R. G. WILKE, 26% Kearny st. A—$2000; BALOON on water front; lease; 14 furnished rooms; a gopd paying business; no better location; disagreement of partners cause of sale. R. G. WILKE, 26} Kearny. A SPLENDIDLY located saloon; close to Mills building; mercantile lunch; net rent $60; lease; a fine chance; investigate, you Wwill CH bakery and delicatessen; 4 rooms; daily receipts from Call R. G. WILKE, OAKLAND FURNISHED HOUSES. e ———— OAK Franeisco Advert’s’ents CHURCH SERVICES. Congregational Church—Preaching, 11 m.,_Professor Willlam T. Bade, the Pactfic Theological Seminary. Next Rev. W. W. Layson will preach and evening. Rev. Mr. Rpyson by com- ampes , rector. $:30 & m.: momning service o'clock: evening servics snd The rector will preach California st., corner of Stock. ton—Rev. David J. Bvans, rector. Ceiebra- tion of Holy Communion 8 a. m.; morning service, 11 o'clock. “Te Deum.” in E flat u! * in C (Hall); offertory, te Is Our God (Case). Fuil cathedra. service in B flat; anthem, (John Leechman). Or- ot and choimmaster, William H. Holt. ON Memorial Methodist Episcopal “urch, corner of Hayes and Buchanan sts.— Rev. Jumes H. N. Wuillams, pastor, will presch &f 11 & m on “Sound of Marching n the Muiberry Trees, at 7:30 p. m. on “‘After the Battle—A Post-Election Ser- CEXTRAL M. h—At 11 & m, E. Church Mission st., B ear . greaching by the as- sistant pastor, Rev. g, theme, Faithfulness Rewarded.™ Sunday school at 12:45_ Rolls V. Watt superintendent At the evening service the Umiversity of Cali- fornia Young Men's Christian Assoclation will be in charge. Flne mu Free seats. Everybody made weicome. CALVARY Presbyterian Chi son end Fillmore sts., Rev. Johm Hemphill, ing service at 11 o'clock: 7:80 o'eloek: How to Live it . Christian En. Prayer meet- a m m. o'clock. All are RIAN Church (First), BW. icorner of and Pranklin -sts.—Rev. Bradford ster; residence 3216 Jackson st day school are st 10 Draatord Leavitc and C. A perintendents. Sunday service is o'cieck. There is Do evening service. Leavite will preach. Subject, “The “aif Music by quartet under d! herick, .Organist. All are Bre invited. corner Jack- | both eervices. | MISS ) NCES _B. SPEYER, Gold: ife of Paracelsu: en Gate * 25e. MEETING NOTICES. MISSION Lodge No. 169, F.'and A. M.— )tficers and members are heredy notl- end the funeral of our de- brother, ROBERT HUGH from the hall of this lodge SUN ¥, r of the W. M. R. E. ALLAN, Sec. Montezuma Tribe of o. will assemble UNDAY) at 1 p. m. st Men's Hall, 220 Goiden G funeral services for our DAVID DRAFFIN. Interment O. F. Cemetery. T. L. SNYDER, Sachem. pew L bydraulic tar Place t i, nesr Cromberg, Plumas o Jackson Creek; Coupty, Cal., draining into Sweet- %rom Hydraulic King Placer mpany, in Hydraulic King Placer ar Bucks, Plumas ou! Cal., g into Willow Creek: from J. Fitel Frank M. Ish in Smith Blue Gravel mine Shasta County, Cal, draining inte % Cottonwood Creek: and from Im- es Consolidated in Imperial Mines near Forest Hill, Placer County, ng into North Fork of Middis erican er, gives notice that a e any protests will be held 35 lood building, San Francisco, ember 27, 1905, at 1:30 p. m. e o 3 a Debris Commission, having pplications to mine by hydraulic process, from La Monte Brown in Preacher Ravine Mine, near Scales, Blerra County, draining into Hardscrabble Creek, and Warren T. Russell, in Russell Placer near Garden Valley, El Dorado County, draining into Johntown Creek, gives that a meeting to recetve any pro- will_be held at room 68, Fiood build- San Francisco, Cal., November 20, 1905, b m OFFICE OF MOUNTAIN ICE COMPANY OF | CALIFORNIA—The regular annual meeting | Mountain Ice | of the Company tockholders of the of Californie will be id et the office of the company. 330 Market street, San | Francisco, Cal, on TUESDAY, November 21, . 1905, at the hour of 9 o'clock a. m., for the purpose of electing directors .to serve for the ensuing year and the transaction of euch other business as may come before the meeting JOSEPH MARTIN, Secretary. CEEAPEST and best in America—The Weekly | Call. 16 pages sent to any address in the postage paid. B ] ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. | DIVORCE: costs $12; quick, quiet; advice free; 7o fee in advance; no charge unless success- open evngs.; wills, deeds, leases, bills of sale and articles of copartnership: corpora- tions nized; bankruptcy; collections; pro- bating estates; general office and court practice, State and United States courts. 627 Market, r. 301. Hours, § a. m. to 10 p. m. A DIVORCE—QUICK and QUIET. NO PAY until granted. See me and save money. Advice Fres. Ertablisbed 22 years. Detectives employed. 1 LEADOthers Follow. G, W. HOWE, 1122 Market si., bet. Mason znd Taylor. R_W. KING, Attorney-at-Law, Exam. bldg. ‘eth floor, entrance room 611: established 20 years: all courts, weneral courts and office Ppractice; no fee in advance or for comsulta- fion; evenings by appointment. Tel. Red 860L | ADVICE free, all legal matters. | "'No charge unless successtul. ‘ No advance fees. | Al law business. Established 20 years. | Examiner bufiding, room 316, third floor. ADVICE free: legal divorce costs $12; all law cases bandled: no fee in mddance: open Sat- urday evenings; other evenings by appoint- ., ® | | | _ment: call and save money. 819 | COLUMBIAN Law and Col. Ag., r. 85, 916 | “Market, opp. Emportum: tel. Montgy. 1310; | legal matters and collections: old established. L. 8. CLARK, 927 Market, room 302, consulta- tion free; no fes in advance. Open evenings. ter st | buy. See R. G. WILKE, 2613 Kearny st. EE Thought Ase'n, 161 City Hall ave; 2 | A—$1000; SALOON on Fourth st. close to P. m; strangers weicome; woman suffrage. | Market: an excellent location; good business; | AY AFTERNOON, at 1:30 o'clock. By or- | o4 States or Canada one year for $1, | must sell at once: other business cails him to the country. R. G. WILKE, 261 Kearny st, OLD -established bakery in Western Addition; large store trade; bake 6 barrels a day; owner engaged in other business only cause of sale. Call R G. WILKE, 261 Kearny st. CONRAD & GILL. Phone Montgomery 1842, Established 15 years. 4131 Kearny St. We buy, sell or exchange your business, no matter where located. SS0—Ranch in Shasta Co.; will exchange for roadhouse. $§750—Candy and ice cream store; a bargain. 700—Grocery, fruit and liquor store. 550—Cigar stand on Kearny st.; & snap. 450—Bakery, delicatessen and grocery: furnished rooms. $450—Notion and candy store; splendid loc. $500—Partner to manage games; big money can be made; party have complete outdt; mone but a steady, reliable man need apply; T will | teach vou tid business; ses my agents, Conrad | & G $430—Half interest in established busine no night or Sunday work: duties easily learnec | this 1s a splendid opportunity for a good man; | must eome well recommended CONRAD & GILL. 4 [ PACIFIC REALTY COMPANY,’ 15450 Geadt Die... GO OIS St ‘Market, $3750 buys the best paying saloon on Taylor st must be secn to be appreciated. WHO WANTS A BARGAIN? $700 buys th t_paying dell res- taurant and braAch bakery in the clty; must be sold at ance. $2000 buys a saloon, centrally located. 3500 buys an old established creamery; fix- mg- almost new: cheap rent. illinery store at a sacrifice; must be sold at once; make offer. $250 buys a momey-making restaurant; near carbarn; cheap rent; steady trade. e $275—A rare chance to buy a paying - lutn-c%“’mnmt and bakery; call quick. $1200 s a good paying restaurant on Mar- et st.; $35 to $45 daily receip for a ster te, restaurant with saloon license; trade; centrally loeated; nr. Mkt st. saloon In’ eity. i RESGRT FOR RENT. The well-known MIRABEL PARK RANCH and VILLA. - Villa partly furnisped and equipped for summer boarders: prefer to rent for term of years; hamediate possession given. A money-maker for a wideawake man; references required. Address F. BUT- LERPonmtvmg. Cal, or inquire at Forest- ville P. O. FOR sale—A good corner atore of and general merchandise; fixtures, 2 wagons; trade about $40 a day; in a good growing community; railroads all around; business has been established 10 years; rent nominal with lease; climate best i Cali- fornia; orice $1900. Box 1197, Call. ope: 22255000 A BUSINESS CHANCE—There Is an for the proper party who can furnfs to secure one of the leading financial enter- in Scuthern California; reason for sell- s iliness. Call or address room 20, pe building, 918 Fifth st., Sen Diego. $300—PARTNER wanted n light business, es- tablished 20 years; if you are satisfled with $IS to 335 & week this is just what you vleasant dutles; easily learned. Par- ticulars at Coast Ad Co.. 709 Market st., o real estate office. A MAN nd_experience in handling a sawmill to invest $10,000 in a company or- ganizing to take gver coast sawmill about 1 vear old; absolutely safe and @ per cent guar- good salary to right man. Box all office. SWELL apartment house on Van Ness ave. at ‘a sscrifice; $2600 furniture; for & quick sale for $1200; call at once; house all oocupied. PACIFIC REALTY CO., 419-420 Grant bidg. Phone Sotth 1070. FIRST-CLASS location for a grocery business; owner will offer exceptional inducements to the right kind of tenant: best opening in Berkeley. EMSLIE & LORENZ, ‘Ashby Station, Berkeley. A _CORNER grocery and bar for sale; price $2100; rent $32 50; 3 well-furnished rooms; located in_Mission in thickly settied com- _munity. Box 3038, Call. A _WHOLE or half Interest in s well-estab- lished wholesale fruit and produce commis sion business for sale. Full particulars of box 1695, Call. STOCK companles incorporated; if you have stocks or bonds for sals offer them through me to iovestors. GEORGE M. KELLOGG, broker, 345 Ellicott Square, Buffalo. $2750—GROCERY and bar for sale; stock new and clean; fine new fixtures; lease; good trade. Box 2508, Call x R WANTED—A corner grocery, with wagon and horse: give price and location. Box 3167, Call_office. FOR sale—A cigar stand, close to theaters; business good and can be imoroved. Box 1701, Cail office. A A e FOR sale—A cigar store on corner; reasonable, as I have other business that requires my attention. Box 1888, Call. $250—PARTNER wanted, genteel contracting business; good pay. STANDARD CO. 131 Montgomery. $3500 will buy one of the largest Times-Herald - agencies In Southern California. Address bex 232, San Diexo, Cal. AN experienced real estate man, possessing small capital, will find fine opening for busi- ness, Address box 434, Monterey, Cal. SAVE 15 per cent ta 20 per cemt on your print- ing. Sutter Press, 240 Stockton (downstairs). SALOON for sale; $2000. For Information ap- ply at 437 Grove st. A MODERATE capital will secure & pay- ing business; owner retiring. Box 2409, Call. WANTED—A PARTY or PARTIES with §2500 o invest on the GROUND FLOOR BASIS IN & NEW PACKING COMPANY, OWNING the EXCLUSIVE PATENT RIGHTS and the FIRST .and only SUCCESSFUL. FITTING MACHINE known, TOGETHER with an en- tirely NEW PROCESS of CONFECTIONING and PREPARING certain FRUITS. Some- thing NEW and NOVEL and a thing that WILL undoubtedly SUCCEED. COMPANY just ORGANIZED and will ESTABLISH an extensive PACKING HOUSE near the BAY very SHORTLY. If YOU have MONEY to INVEST in a_good INDUSTRIAL proposi- tion, ALSO should YOU desire PLOY- MENT, it wili be WORTH your WHILE to INVESTIGATE this THOROUGHLY, as your MONEY woulf NOT be ACCEPTED untfl YOU are thoroughly SATISFIED with | the MERITS of the PROPOSITION. AD- | DRESS OR CALL, THOMAS GILBERT, BROKER, 1004 Union Savings Bank bidg., Oakland. | $700—CIGAR etand on Market' st., good loca- |~ tion; good stock; fine trage; receipts $20 day; | reat’ $50 month: card machine will average $S, about $6 50 profit alone; cash register; re- ceipts from $12 to $15 per day: ciears $200 above expenses; reason for selling, owner ha taken other business interests and is unabl | to devote any time or attention to this; this is the best bona fide proposition for amount invested In the city; no agents. Box 7775, Call officy FOR sale—In a fine country town, hotel of 23 rooms, Including barroom, dining-room and | large parior, hall, stable, windmill and tank; | has ramily orchard; good mineral spring. For particulars address box 1382 Call. GROCERY and bar for sale In Western Addi- tion; present owner in place 8 years; rent $50, with lease; stock in €0od shape; wagon, | cash register; good apartment-house neigh- | _borhood; price Box 2950, Call. | FOR sale—In a city across the bay and close to San Francisco, general merchandise store, including dry s, clothing, shoes, trunks, | gents’ furnishing’ goods, etc. For further | particulars address box 2238, Call. | $500_PARTNER wanted, manufacturing busi- | "ness, with a practical workingman; sure | profit of $100 to each per month; dutfes keep- ing plain accounts, collecting and paying, | 632 Market st., room 6. §1200—A FINE paying office business clearing over $300 monthiy; fine proposition to a £ood live man, or two partners; present own- er selling on account of other business out of city. Box 1341, Call office. BLUE Book on Patents and list ‘“What to In- vent,” free to any address: patents secured or fee returned. GEO. S. VASHON & CO., 978 F st., Washington, D. C. | FOR sale—A general merchandise store In a 8004 country growing town, with a hay and grain trade: 2 horses and wagzons: will make price reasonable. Box 1189, Call. A RARE chance to buy an interest in an es- tablished real estate business; large profit will bear closest investigation. Address P. O, box 551, San Francisco, Cal. $1500 WILL buy half interest in paying manu- facturing business; partner retiring; a snap for the right man that can attend to outside business. Box 1378, Call. \ | | | | COMPLETE divorce for $20 by able young at- torney. Ad. EDWARDS, lock box 422, city. AUTOMOBILES. SECOND-HAND cars my specialty; more than 30 cars all told; some values that will sur— prise; sce me before you buy. R. H. MOR. RIS, €75 Thirty-sixth st.. Oakland, Cal ESTABLISH yourself (either sex) in legitimate (monopoly) mercantile business; ng, large profits, exclusive control.free; $100 only required; write for particulars. RENTON BELT COMPANY, 8§61 Broadway, Oakland. $200—PARTNER wanted; established business; Do previous experience required; sure to pay 390 a month to each: steady man requirea; call and inquire. 1027% Market st., room 2. | WHITE steamer; 1904 model; first—class condi- | tion; has run less than 6000 miles; new non- slip rear tires; baskets, robes, lamps, etc. bargain. Call 1155 Green st. ARIAN CHT 2 Capp ots. TRCH (Second), corner Twen- (Take Mission, Valencia ) C. Calvert Smoot, min. . 3470 Twentieth st. Sunday- t 9:45 8. m.; morning service at 11 ubject of sermon, “‘How Old Is the vening eervice, 7:48; sub- sermon, _‘‘Choosing a Husband.” er the direction of James Hamiiton cordially invited. t Church, 320 Bddy st. rgan will preach at 11 & m. school meets at 12:30 2. 'a, musical director all societies meet €:30 p. m.; service 7:45 p. m. Wednesday. ted. Seats free. TIAN Science services—First Chureh of ntist, Central block, 223 Suster Kearny and Grant ave. Services, il 45 p. m.: subject of lesson ser- and Body.” Sunday-sehool for 11 a m Wednesday evening ceting at 8 o'clock. Free -rooms, 206 Kearny st. rooms 500-510. Al are me AT the Young Men's Christian Association, Mason and Ellis sts.. to-8ay (Sunday), &t 3 k, a meeting will be held in the audo- T rogramme, under the direction ay Club, will be as follows. Ad- H. H. Wintler of Oakland at ock; concert by the Robson Orchestra sons service at 4 o'elock; Group Bible A praver EN of the most popular make autos offered at a saving of $200 or $300 each by the East- ern_agent here for but a féw days. Box 2408, Call office. 8 E: T AP—$650 White car in fine shape, A otres R B MORRIS, 675 Thir sixth st., Oakland, Cal. classes at 4:30 o'clogk; fellowship ®pen o Gelightful All men sre afternoon AN Al paying saloon; weil established trade; good jocation om principal street; well stocked; owner_ retiring from business of sale.” Box 1368, Call office. RESTAURANT with 5 furnished rooms rented; rllmlb:'; 2 years' lease; no agents. 2079 Market . DELICATESSEN; Western Addition; 4 rooms; i OLDSMOBEILE light touring car, in use but | rent $32 50: gas: clears $130 month: price | Short_ time; §uod as new; & sap. Call all $750; will stay with party. Box 1185, Call. day Sunday: W. C. LABU! Seventh | Fom—— = o " udmtflfim&x ND-HAND touring cars ) . - 1179, Call office. * e s ; several customers Wait] . " BARGAIN. and AUTOMO! CO., Inc., 416-424 Oth et. V| BOUE Wn mun:n.m FOR iale_$000: u §1500 °05 side cotrance 20- | _leaving city. Box Call_office. HP. Oldsmobile tar; used 1 mont 3 WILL buy for cash or trade for a NORGREE, W W e In's_country town. Give full e LADY wants partner with $300 {n old estab- lahed restaurant. Call room: 626, 1312 Market. A CIGAR store and factory for sale in prom- inent place. Box 2869, Call. e e AN old e-mblm:eac° aloon in Watsonville. Brownstone Wi 225 Tavler st. SALOON license for sale; no agen Box 2460, Call. WANTED—Te buy & candy factory. Give par- ticulars to box 1307, Call WANTED—A saloon. Gr box 4301, Call. WILL pay cash for a_stationery and notion store if ressonable. Box 1400, Call. RESTAURANT; sacrifice; other business: must sell quick; make offer, 640 Commercial st. FOR sale—A good bakery with horse and wagon. Box 1151, Call office. FOR sale—Good paying cabinet-maker's shop; electric motor and machinery. 932 Larkin. NICE delicatessen store for sale. 2057 Twen- | ty-fourth st. GOOD Call route for sale. Apply at Call office. A BRANCH office of The Call for the reception of advertisements and subscriptions has been opened at 1008 Market st., opposite Fifth. Open until 11 p. m. e ——— . LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE. MARION GRIFFIN. 970 Market st., room 801, eighth floor. Rooming-House Broker. Phone Main 8843. (ROOMING-HOUSES and Real Estate.) For sale and Exchange. Free List. $500 cash required; small payments: nice 18- room corner house:.north.of Market; clears $82. $200 cash and $10 month takes 14-room corner north of Market; clears $30. STRANGE circumstances (which will be pri- vately expiained) cause sacrifice of 5S-room house; rost elegantly furnished; light, airy rooms; hot and coid water in every room: sieam heat; electric call bells; mahogany and birdseye maple furniture; velvet earpets. Pat- rons are moneyed who pay big prices for luxurious accommodations. Only $3000 cash g - B.l.nkbon‘kd;hl:l's $311 ]l:x;nthly net profit. Especially adapted to a lady. Bxclu- sively for sale by MARION GRIFFIN. fall particulars to N A—CAMERON & CO.———— Phone South 1050, 3 Fddy et., cor. Market and Powell. Headquarters for Rooming-Houses, Hotels and All Kinds of Business Chances. 70 rooms, well furnished, downtown, up-to- date bouse: will clear $250 per month; electric elevator, lights, hot and cold water; lowest rent in ecity for fireproof buliding; but owing to disolutisn of vertnefs will be sold at sac- ce. CAMERON & CO., 3 Eddy St SUNNY apartment-house for sale; 24 well furnished rooms on the corner; carpets nearly new; f{urniture in first-class condition; lfno- leum on kitcheps; has bathroome and all modern convenlences; all full of permansnt tenants; rent $87 50 a month, water included} 4 years' lease; price §1650. Inquire box 2401, Call office. NORTH of Market, close in; S rooms and baths: good furniture, carpets, rugs, ete.: steady roomers; 4 lovély, sunny, convenfent rooms for your Own use; rent free; $400, terms; or will exchange for stock and leasa of chicken ranch or small place in or near Oakland. Box 1194, Call office. FOR sale—A lodging-house of 23 rooms; A good locality; town clese. to San Francisco; busi- ness good; furniture in first-class shape; all rooms light, on corner of street; 5 years' Bt Gt otfice, with offices on first bargain: offices floor lease at $50 per month; for further particulars ROOM -house, -z 207 reted: fine location; m $1200. Apply Fursioned rooing-nouses. Hotels 31 ROOMS, newly -window cor. RS S e 18 Ainsa oh wmmfln Call 10 8_m. t0 3 p. m., 10 rooms; lea: lon st. W n::::m. (AT WHEN you become disgusted with your work, send for SPAULDING'S Ploneer Carpet Beat- ing Works, 353-857 Tehama st. Tei. South 40. WESTERN Carpet Cleaning Works, 1800 Har- rison st.; Al cleaning, 3c. Phone Mission 225. CALIFORNIA Carpet Cleaning Co., J. McQueen proprietor. 329 Guerrero st.; tel. Mission 49. XDVANCE Carpet Cleaning Co.. 402 Sutterst. tel. Main 394, GEO. WALCOM & CO., Props. MITCHELL'S, 240 Fourteenth st.—First-class carpet cleaning, 8c yard. Tel. Mission T4. RUDOLPH & CO., beating works; prices reasonable. 1703 st.; tel. Mission 263, LAUNDRIES. TAI LUNG CHINESE LAUNDRY—Removed from 421 Sutter st. to 924 Mason st first- class work; reasougble prices: prompt deliv- ery; family trade our speciaity. JAPANESE laundry and dry cleaning work 2122 Fiilmore st.: tel. Geary 2053. COLLECTION OFFICES. BAD tenants ejected for $4; collections made; city or country. Pacific Collection Co., 415 Montgomery st.. rooms 9-10. _Tel. Maln 5580, CURE FOR RUPTURE. DR. PIERCE'S Magnetic Elastic Truss; fect retainer; positive cure; book free. moved to 206 Kearny st.. room 80T. per— Re- CLAIRVOYANTS. ASTONISHING, BUT TRUB! At the earmest solicitation Ot His Many Old Patrons and Friends, P-R-O-F. H. K-H-I-R-O-N, Eminent Clairvoyant, Seer and Healer, Has Resumed Business At His Former Offices, 114—Geary st.—114 The L2 1 s o ou oM For The Best Reading by the Best Clairvoyant in California. To the Public: I have no “‘bargains” to offer in my regular clairvoyant readings; but if you want one of those 5 readings for $1" kind you can get & lmited number only at the ‘“marked down' price of 49 cents. Of course these readings are a little shopworn and out of dats. My regular customers, who are composed largely of bright, intelligent men and women, wouldn’t have them at any price; but my desire is to please, and if you want that kind I can accommodate .you. By special arrangement with a few expert burglars and pickpockets I am in hopes very ehortly to be able to offer my patrons & gold watch or a dlamond pin free ith ery 31 Teading. At present my “special offer” is §1 for a reading that may be worth $1000 to you and save you a great dear of worry. Khiron will positively make no charge for his services unless you are perfectly satisfied and find him superior to any palmist, medfum or clairvoyant you ever met. Social, Bustness and Domestio Life Revealed as Though Seen by the Naked Eye. As a test in reading he wiil tell your name, age, occupation, whom and when you will mArry. His honesty, test of and confidence on the part of the general public of San Francisco and surrounding community for the past years has eMabiished beyond ail doubt that Khiron is the leader of his professson. Unliks the fortune-teller and pretender, he asks nio fee in advance, and absclutely refuses to accept the same uniess you are thoroughly satisfied. He teils you just what you may expect, and what to do for your best interests in any mat- ter; he awakens a natural force within and around you, giving you & secret power to re- move the cause of any trouble, influence, un- happiness, poverty, failure or bad luck that surrounds you; he opens Up a way for success and happiness you desire; a power fo secretly change the thoughts, actions, habits or inten- tions of any one, even miles away; remember, there fe 1o guess work when you consuit him if affairs of the heart or emotions of iove in: tefeet you, he gives exact and truthful advice on all love affairs; he advises you how to set- tle lcvers’ quarrels and enables you to win the esteem and love of any one you desire, Note—Some clairvoyants complain that others copy their work. I do not care who coples me, it only proves my work is good. The fact is that I have the “pleasure’” of seeing nearly all my original advertisements copied by those who are unable to write an original line, It is the old story, “Beware of those Who cry be- ware."” All Business Sacred and Confidential. Low fee, $1. Call to-dey. Positively Guarantees Success When All Others Fall. Don’t mistake the name and number. Khiron—114 Geary st., 114—Khiron. Hours—10 a. m. to § p. m.; Sunday, 11 to 4. ‘Wednesday and Saturday Evenings, 7 to 9. Cut Out the Above Advertisement And Bring it With You. AA—WONDERFUL GIFTS. The Extraordinary Clairvoyant Powers of MR. EDWARD HART, comoined with his su- rior knowledge of Palmistry and the Occuit ‘orces, enables him to read human life with unerring accuracy from Infancy to old age. His powers are wonderful and indisputable, his adyice is reliable, his intormation clear, con- cise and to the point in love, courtship, mar- riage, divorce, sickness, eales, wiils, patents, journeys, pensfons, investments, speculations, vrvoenw v, insurance, mortgage, oil 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 tells your name, age, occupation and what you called tor. In fact, everything. He tells you names of friends and ememies. Who is true and who is false. Tells whom and when you will mar- ry, giving ‘names, dates, facts and location, taking no fee In advance, and accepting nome unless satisfaction is given. SPECULATION. AND INVESTMENTS. His advice {s much sought for by those con- templating investing and speculating. The dol- lar properly invested to-day has seldom failed to make the poor man ricn. g $500 FORFEIT. T will forfeit $500 where I fail to teach you how to fascinate any one you desire, how to make your ememies your friends, cause & speedy with the one of your cholce, give you good luck, remove evil influences, re- unite the give lucky numbers, lo- cate the s treasures, settle the old Francisco residence, 1217 Past st., o above Van Ness ave., two minutes’ walk from Ellis, Geary, Post, Larkin and Sut- Hours 10 to 6 daily, Sun- Monday and At home DEAD-TRANCE - SPECIAL THIS WEEK. MY “COIP!—IJ'J‘I'"*U" READINGS, $1. 81 5 BRING CALL CO AND SAVE $4. MY €0! LIFE READING | $1 IF YOU BRING THIS AD- VERT! 411A ELLIS ST., N NO CHARGE IF NOT How can I have mood Iuck? How can I suceed in business How can I make my home hlm' How can I conquer my enemies® How can I marry the one I choose? How can I marry well? How soon _csn I marry? How can I conquer my rivala? How can I make any one love ms? How soon will my lover propose? How can I get.a good position® How can I remove bad influences? How can I coatrol any one? How make distant ones think of me? How can I hold my husband's love? How can I keep my wife's love? HOW TO OVERCOME ALL TROUBLES. Your past, your present life and your en- tire future ‘and everything can be told by consulting Prof. NIBLO, the world-sminent clairvoyant and spirit medium. who is. the fmen Does everything seem to go wrong. and | bas fortune aver smiled on you? Has your life been full of “ups and downs? Do not | despair, as you can yet learn the true road to success and happiness, for both await you if you will only know how, when and where to find them, which will be revealed to you. You will also be told how _to have your wants and wishes satisfied. How to obtain your object in life or your heart's destre. How to live happy and contentsad the rest of your life and be fortunate. How to ob- tain the money you want and what you are best adapted for. Tells what you have do ‘what are doing mow amd what you are going to do. All told without asking 2 single Questlon. A Secret You Should now. The Power of Control—How to be master and ruler of your own home and affairs. Is your husband, wife or sweetheart indifferent to you? Are you occupying the position In life you are ably qualified for? DO you wish @ | possess the to the vauits of love, friend- ship, success and fame? Know the secret of control—the power to inspire success and confidence and win success in business. cial or financial life. “Arise, throw off thy shackies.’”” Exchange sorrow for joy, dark- ness for light. “‘Be master of your own des~ tiny.” Olfiest Ewtablished. First Regtst Best Known Clairvoyant in California. $3000—For His Equal—3s000. Others may come and others may go, but Professor Niblo always remaims. Has been a resident of California for the last 22 years and is legally ordained by one of the oldest spiritualist socteties of Cali- fornta. Hours 10 to § Daily and Sunday. 411A Ellis st., near Jones.st. Permanently located in his own home. PROFESSOR NIBLO. MME. MARSEAU, card reader; ladies 25c, gents 50c; hours 1 to 9 545 Minna st. Mrs. Shaffer, clairvoyant and card reader, 054 Mission: houre 9 a. . to 9 p. m.; open Sun. —_— SPIRITUALISM. 47 PRIVATE lessons In telegraphy by an emperi- :“d.:-‘r. rapld success assured. S KENT Law Sehool; day and night. For par-. ticulars apply 536 Parrott building. BANJO, guitar, mandolin thoroughly taught; lessons 2Ve. 1280 Ellis st. SCHOOL OF ILLUSTRATION———Day and PARTINGTON'S. 424 Pine st.—Night clasmses EMPLOYMENT AN up-todate Japanese- smp. offies: furaisnes reliable help of all Kinds prompy. H. KIODA, 406 Post st.: tel. James QLDEST Japanese-Chinese Empioyment Office promy furcishes all kinds of reliabie hel 421 Post st.; tel. Bush STAR Employment Otfice—Reilable Japasess and_Chinese help furnished with care. W. KADOTA, 409 Powell st.; tel. Main 1731 A—JAPANESE and Chinese Wi YOSHY. 415 Stockton st.. tel Hah 550, AN old estab. {1550) Chinese emp. office, C. CHONG'S, reméved to 518 Pine tel. Grant 156 H. W. HONG, 1113A Clay st.; Chinese smpiog- ment office; best help. Tel. East 426. Geo. R. Kuniabe, 343 CHINESE and Japaness haip: Tel. Main 1997. BRADLE' JAPANESE. Chinese heip of ali kinds furnish- ed; house-cleaning. 708 Taylor: James T338. RELIABLE Japanese-Chinese Employment Ot- fice- all kinds help. 315 Stockton. Main 5138 tel. James 5261 HOUSE-CLEANING. JAPANESE House-cleaning Office—All kinds heip. 1511 Fillmors st : phone West 255, e —— EMPLOYMENT WANTED—FEMALE. e A~ e A A GERMAN nurse with superior references. A capable Swedish waltress and second girl. A Bwedish cook, fret-class references. A Protestant Scotch Rurse: A Danish jaundress. A young Irish cook and 4 housework girls want work. MISS PLUNKETT. 428 Sutter st. | WANTED—By a refined young lady. a posi- | tion In store or to assist in-gemeral otfice | work: good penman and vapid ac fgures; refererces. Fhome Grove S COMPETENT, elderly woman wants position. cooking and housework; no objections | country; good bome more object than wages. 211 Twenty-seventh st. COMPETENT, reliable weman wants work by the day, washing, ireming and house-ciean- ing, $I 50 day and carfare - Please inquire at 1619 Dolores st., near Twemty-ainth. LADY baving her ows Koabe Angelus piano wishes to play with Same at piaces of amuse- mwent or business places: city or country | 573 Miesion st. | RELIABLE. neat and ciean woman wants | housework amd cocking: small family adults: state full feulars or call Monday 280 Minna at. | WOMAN wants work as housekeeper; no objec- | tion to children: good cook: widow or smail tfamily; no washing: small wages. &35 G! Gate ave, X | 1den MIDDLE-AGED lady wilk take (uil charss of an_invalid and assist in housework: city referefces. Call Monday, 1071 Noe St., near | _ Twenty-fourth. RESPECTABLE girl, fake full charge of in- fant; best of reference: $35 per month. Call at 904 O'Farrell st. SEE on page 38 of ths marveious cure of a man in Los Angeles by ISMAR, the Gypsy. RELIABLE woman wishes work by the day: washing, ironing or sweeping: $t 30 per day and car fare. Address box 1380, Call EXPERIENCED Swedish cock wants situation | | A-LELA, “The Wonder’—Grand seance to- night: tests to all; readings dally. 3264 Fllis st MRS. KONOLD, M8 Sixth st.—Circle to-night; ladles’ circle Wednesday, 2:30; reliable mes- sages; consult me after having seen others. A—MRS. J. J. WHITNEY, bus. medium and Iife reader. 1306 Miarket, r. 10, Galt House. in American family. Avply Monday 1323% | ¥ | JAPANESE couple wish situations: man good cook, wife housework in family: eountry or city. Y. SAWAGOOCHT, 8103 -Stockton st. A RESPECTABLE, middle-aged woman wishes position to do cocking and light houseworkl, reference. 408 McAllister, udstalss. MRS. E. J. WILLIAMS, spiritual adviser; none better n city. 110 Sixth st., room 8 MRS. LESTER'S circles at § p.m.; 10c readings daily: mines specialty. 444 Jones.nr.O'Farrell. Mme E. Youns. the psychic wizard; readings daily $1. 1269 McAllister. Phone Page 479. AN experfenced young lady bookkeeper and typewriter wishes a position as assistant or cashier; refsrence Bex 1375, Call. | DRESSMAKER, forelady for § years o up- to-date_shops, will work reasonable for a few ladies at her home. 533 Duboce ave. MIDDLE-AGED woman wants half day work. | MME. LUCRETIA—Clrcles every evening, 10c. 148 Sixth st., room $: hours 19 to 5. | PALMISTRY. SEE on page 38 of the marvélous cure of 2 in Los Angeles by ISMAR thé Gypsy. P T e USRI DAME DEVAS, palmist and astrologer, 231 Post st. Hours, 10 to 5 and & DE LAUFF, magnetist, 324 Turk st hours 1- | 4 75; nefvous, mental, i hablts ‘ured; 2o rugs. DENTISTS. DREXLER PAINLESS DENTAL COMPANY. Perfect painless dentistry at lowest prices. Fuil set of teeth, §2; silver fllings, 25¢: 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; fiilings, 50c; plates, $5; full set; all work less and warranted. Chicago Dental Parlors, 24 Stxth, DR. LUDLUM HILL, 1443 Market. near 1ith— No charge for extracting when piates are made; old plates made over lik= new; teeth ~from $8 per set: extracting 5c; gas given. LOWEST prices in S. F.; painless extraction, 50c. New York Dentists, 965 Mission, cor. 6th. GOLD filings, 70¢; silver. S6c: crowns, 32, no pain; -op. Sun. Dr.A.C.Hewitt,101% Grant av. DRESSMAKERS AND SEAMSTRESSES, LEISTER'S Ladies’ Talloring College gives puplils the most thorough course in ladles’ talloring and dressmaking: make your new suits under experts and have two sults for | the price of one; our system of cutting the | most_simple and e: draughting. from | actual measurements. 1867 Fillmore, cor. | Bush st. McDOWELL DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY SCHOOL. Oldest and most reiiable; the McDowell sys- tem is used by the best houses: highest sal- aries pald our cutters; practical course In millinery: imported patterns: patterns cut to measure. Donohoe bldg., Market and Taylor. ACCORDION, knite and sunburst pleating; buttons_and button holes made at Stewart's Lining and Trimmings Store, 14-16 Taylor st. MRS. ESTES, fashionable St Kathryn Hotel, 450 Ellis ! MRS, CRINDLE, materializing ssance: Sunday Tox 1398, evening, 8 o'clock, S0e. 324 Ellis st. S Rl Bl g e e EARLE'S seance Sum, Wed, 219 Eddy st; | GERMAN woman wishes poet [ R N e TR Call office. WANTED—By Swedish girl, & place as lady’s ::x}i‘m chamber work. 2508 Adeiine st ricefey. W N wants work By tHe Jay washing or Cithing 31 80 end cartare. AHS. OSGOOD. 115 Hayes st. : A GERMAN lady wishes position as Bouse- eeper In a German family. 1470 Sax Bruno avenue. > A MIDDLE-AGED ‘wants situation ‘o taks care of U iady: references. Ad- dress or apply .Nurse, 1061 Mission st. WANTED—Day's work by scolored woman: housework or chamber work by day. Jessie st. mear Secomd. GOOD mender, 75 cents day, 3 meals. _Address MRS. BLANCHE BIRON, Generdl Delivery, San_Francisco. A WOMAN wants work, Mondays and Thes. days; washing ironing or cleaning. Teles phone Foisom 3491. A YOUNG girl would like s poaition at house- work, plain cooking; good reférences can bde given. Call 2417 Clay st . GERMAN lady wishes to take care of 2 or 3 years old. Address 1207 Stanyan st. WOMAN would like any kind of work by the day or half day. except washing. 3822 25¢th. FRENCH lady wishes position in. roaming- house. Box 2440, Cail. WANTED—By rellable ‘washing the halt day. Please call 333 Harriaon st A NEAT ‘colored to do mending and nure- ing. Call or 129 St. Mary's ave. WANTED—A ww as stenographer. Box 2437, Call 3 WOMAN wants day work. Apply 273 Lexing- ton ave. SIRE EXPERIENCED infant’s nurse a situa- tion; city references. Box 248, Call office. Ll } | A YOUNG woman wants washing By the day. J. S., 407 Ouk st. GOOD, reliable woman would lke to care for