The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, December 4, 1905, Page 10

10 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, MONDAY, DECEMBER WANT ADVERTISING WOULD G BUSINESS CHANCES. LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE. EDUOATIONAL EMPLOYMENT WANTED—Female—Con BA BY TENDER. THOMPSON GRILL AND CAFE, 30 BDDY ST., CITY. This cafe is situated in the best of the city for business purposes, hae only recently been fitted m.nnd thoroughly equipped for do- ing a first-class and extensive business. The THE 427 CALL JOHN D. SPRECKELS. . . . Proprietor | Address Communications to : . property now offered for sale includes all the JOHN McNAUGHT M right, title and Interest of the Thompson Cafe | | | | Company 1n and to the lease, which has nearly | | ten vears to runm, fixtures and improvements, cutlery, crockery, glass and silverware, linen and drapery, kitchen and cooking utensils, THE Cell. The Operstor Will Con- | stoves, importéd and domestic wines and 2 t pect You With the Department You Wish. | liquors stores and other effects. | Sealed bids for the property | should be uddressed to-the undersigned, care of W. Rigby, 212 Sansome st., San Francisco, | on or before ‘Wedneeday, December 8, 1905, at 10 o'clock a. m., and must be accompanied by | & certified check or current funds for 10 per | cent of the amount offered, returnable in case | Right reserved to reject as a_whole Market and Third, S. F. 217 1o 221 Btevenson st | Per Week, 6 Publication Office Editorial Rooms.. Delivered by Carriers, 20 Cts. Cts. Per Month Terme by Mail, Including Postage ( Order) DAILY CALL (includ. DAILY CALL (includ DAILY CALL—By Bingl SUNDAY CALL, 1 Year.. ies & Cts. Single Coples K of rejection of bid. any and all bids. Terms CASH. Full purchase price required on award of property. WEEKLY CALL, 1 Year.... S Inspectfon may be had by application on A Datly ...$5.80 Per Year EXta | the premises. POREIGN | Uy " "e1s Per Year Extra W. RIGBY, POSTAGE. | Weekly . 1.00 P-r;;;ni’{;:'; i A’ HIRSCHTELD, ALL POSTMASTERS ARE AU . C. RAAS, Trustees. IO REABINE BUBRCRIPTIONS. 8. L. LANDSBURGH, f Bample Coples will be forwarded whem re- J.G. ILLS, quested. ] 50,000, Mall subsoribers in ordering z_!m;‘oihog\,'ld'—. D S orn S amae ts ‘order o iseure 4 | HOTEL, 130 rooms; elegant restaurant, gril X yith their re- ns: monthly receipts about ,000; long prompt and correct compliance with lease; established years; will take part in Guest. | property: only genuine buyers need apply. Call | R. G, WILKD, 263 Kediny st. A—$1260; BAKERY and confectionery; West- ern Addition; baking two and a haif barreis fer,day; dally store trade about $50; 1 horse, wagon; rent $45; lease. Call R. G. WILKE, 267 Kearny st A—$375: BRANCH bak store rent $18; 4 rooms; OAKLAND OFFICE 1016 Brosdway..... Telephone Matm 1083 ALAMEDA OFFICE: Near Santa Clare Avenus. Phone Alameda 558 BERKELEY OFFICE: Telepbone North T7 and Adelicatessen: daily receipts from K4t Ount reet e ! 10 up; rare chance. Call R. G. WILKE, WASHINGTON | _26% Kearny ot S CHANS.... ) 0; DELICATESSEN store in Western { A—CAMERON & CO.——Phone South 1050. 8 Eddy st, cor. Market and Powell. Headquarters for Rooming-Houses, Hotels and All Kinds of Business Chances. Bergain; this beautifully furnished new mod- ern little apartment-house of 25 rooms; cholce location; only 156 minutes' walk from Kearny and Market; everything up to date; must sell. Make offer. CAMERON & CO., 3 Eddy st BALDWIN REALTY CO., 906 Market st. Rooms 6 and 6A; phone John 44 Headquarters for rooming-hous 27 rooms, rent $155; long lease; Investigate Eddy st.; part cash, balance as you make it. 425,770 and bath; rent §23 50; reduced ‘to 17 rooms. north of Market st.: rent $75; we loan $200; investigate; price $375. BALDWIN REALTY CO,, 906 Mkt.,rms.6 & 64 % MARION GRIFFIN 970 Market st., room 801, elghth floor. G-HOUSES and REAL ESTATE. ALE AND EXCHANGE. FREE LIST. FISHER & CO...... ...Phone Main 3354 _ Room 438. James Flood building. Furnished rooming-houses, hotels and flats. A CHANCE for every young man to improve intellectually; brains is money; you may in- crease your salary by increasing your earn- ing power; the Young Men's Christian Asso- clation conducts the most complete system of night schools in the country; 82,000 stu- dents “enrolled; San--Francisco Assoclation bullding, NE. cor. Mason and Eilis sts., of- fers exceptional facilities for a business and comrhercial education; if you have only one hour a day to devote to study, Zive us a chance 1o_help you; every branch taught from the fifth grade to preparation for the day classes are open to all men: the night classes are a great convenlence. Rolla V. Watt, president; H. J. McCoy, gsneral secre- tary. Send for descriptive catalogue to E. E. ESDON, Director of Education, Assocla- tion building. A—THE Lyceum, an excellent preparatory school for university, law and medical col- leges, we prepared hundreds of students sue- cesstully and we shall prepare you: dwy. evening sesslon: referencés President Joraaa or any Stanford professor. Phelan building. A—THE Osborn Conservatory of Muslc and Store; 5000 pupils; Steinway Hall bldg., 223 Sutter st.,®3. F.; 1069 Broadway, Oakland; 512 S. Broadway, Los Angeles; planos, har- mony, vocal, stringed instruments; also brass instruments free to beginners. FOR SALE—A small lodging-house of 10 | rooms: fine location; rooms rented all the | time, bringing in a neat income. For partle— | _ulars, box 1882, Call office. ; cholce location; ets $110 mo. Owner, box 2289, Cal OOM house; sunny yard; rent ¥ for single or housekpg.: cheap. 61 ’l\xr‘l:“: central; GALLAGHER-MARSH BUS.COL., 933 Market, conducted by Robert F. Gallagher, experi court reporter, holds world’s record for short- | hand writing; successful himself, will mak you €o; shorthand, typing, bookpg. Catalogu ALL who desire good positions should attend this college: we have had 250 good places since March 1. San Francisco Business Col- lege, 738 Mission st. SUNNY corner; well furnished; 7 rooms; all full; central location; $700. Box 2484, Call. FOR sale—Bargain; Tent cheap. 14 housekeeping rooms; 011% 'Mission st. ADVERTISEMENTS. subscriptions received at Call Branch office, cor, Duncan & Church sta. A BRANCH office of The Call for the recep- tlon of advertisements and subscriptions has . AN @aily receipts from $60 up: value in NEW YURK NEWS STANDS: i e TR & WILKE, B8 been opened at 1008 Market st., opposite puort-Astoria Hotsl: A Brentana, 81 ey » 26% | Fifth, Open until 11 uare; Murray ineh- — Hotel and Hoffman House. A—$650; BRANCH bakery, delicatessen store | . i and re v across the bay: rent $30: 4 ey FL.‘IR‘ OYANT: CHICAGO NEWS STANDS: ing roome; faily recelpts from $15 up. See | AA— PROF. NIBLO, B o hermas House; P. 0. News Coj, Jreat | R. G. WIL 61, Kearny st | ay s SASELLIS ST—4ua. Botel; Palmer House. m.: F:\'}lh ’In on.nm”::l‘snlilnlr:!;f;’:eP?:;tg' I Greatest living a: mleEnl}a'ZArf." gt ag b et £the, Rensn. CLAIRVOYANT of the - 5 CHICAGO REPRESENTATIVE: a candy and ice cream factory. With sules- | rness snd ail aftairs of Hte: tuie oy oo room and parlors attached: business well es- C. GEORGE KROGNESS, Marquette Building : > - 218" tab fixtures and machincry the best Gamg Distance Tel KIS - and improved kind: lease. remt very NEW YORK REPRESENTATIVE low considering that it is located on the | 2 . : ~ : - principal sireet of the city; will sell for $1450; ETEPHEN B. SMITH....30 Tribune Buliding | DUFCe Srest o (e Lo T, ‘Call atfios NEW YORK CORRESPONDENT: A—$1%0; DELICATESSEN and grocery on Lar~ €. C. CARLTON.. Herald Square | kin si.; good trade: living rooms; sickness e oau, | couse ot sale 1t Market st., room ISINESS Fra: 1 - e R e e el |- A—$300; PARTHEL W established busi- | IR S S S b i St no previous experience required; will pay e e | 850 mo. to each: must be a steady man; A { t hours. Apply 1027% Market st., r. 2 2008 Market street, opposite Fifth: opem matll 1 | LE—In a town in Ventura County. a . m alintgomery ave.: open until 8 p. m 806 general merchandise, hardware sup- 800 Hayes street p. m. plies, hay and grain, etc.; has a good oil €39 McAl 30 p. m supy a1l stock new and salable; 615 Larkis p m leaee rent; amount of stock on hand 1641 Miss p m about $11,000; average sales about $4500 per 106 Eleventh street; E month. Address box 1602, Call office. 1096 Valencia street; Northeast o FOR sale—An 80-acre ranch. very near Fresno; open until ® p. m highly improved and equipped: price $25,000 2200 Fillmore street; open untll § p. m. unincumbered: pays from $4500 to $8500 per €14 J street, pear Ocean Boulevard: opem | Year; or will consider good city property in until ® p exchange - THOMAS GILBERT, Broker. Union Bavings Bank Bidg.. Oakland : | | | BEST investment for a few-— ——hundred dollars in the city- W. cor. Golden Gate and Leavenworth- FINE chance to open up a business in_ the | name and what you called for, whom you | will marry, how fo contral the one you love, | even miles away; reunites the separated: | gives secret powers to control; no long delays | in waitin, | ~ HOURS 10 TO § DAILY and SUNDAY. 411A ELLIS ST., cof. of Jones st. Permanently located in his new home. PROF. NIBLO. A—MISS M. WILLE, 310 Ellis st. Clafrvoyant, crystai seer, can be consulted on i affalrs of lite, Miss' Wille guarantees ap honest, rel! sfactory reading: reveals the past: rrect forecast of your fu- ture; advises you on important affairs, | whether financial, domestic, love or business: gives the secret how to control, charm, fas- cinate the one vou love; reading, $1: hours | _10-8 p. m.; ¥French, German, English spoken ISMAR — THE EGYPTIA CLAIRVOYANT | PALMIST. | Permanently located at 1104 Market st., 1 rooms 9 and 10, cor. Turk (Vendome); pri- | vate reagings datly. 10 a. m. to 5 p. m.: | 8 questions answered, $1; full lite, $5. LINCOLN, Clairvoyant and psychic; the oldest and best known clairvoyant in’ San Francisco. Re- cpened at The Heath, 312 Eddy st. Hours 10 to 5. Readings by mall, $2. MISS MELBOURNE, Australian clairvoyant, | erystal gazer and reader of Egyptian astro- logleal cards; 50c and $1. 419 Van Ness ave. | MME. MAY, clalrvoyant, oard reader and | palmist. 3832 Eighteenth st., near Sanchez; | _ hours after 1, 50c. 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 COLLEGE, 24 Post si Established 1863; jargest In the West; annual enroliment 1000; send for circular. ENGINEERING—Civil, elec., min., mech., sur- vey, assay, cyanide; day, eve; est. 1864. " Van der Nalllen School, 113 Fulton, nr. City Hall. DANCING, both adult and children's classes, now open at Hinman's School of Dancing. 1412 Polk st., nr. California; phone East 2123 BASSO, amateur, for Protestant volunteer cholr; Western Addition; five experience. Ad- dress Cholrmaster, bex 2492, Call office. PARISIAN gentleman would like to exchange French for English conversation with refined lady. Box 1597, Call. FRENCHMAN of good character would ex- university; business course a specialty; the | A COMPETENT girl wishes a position to do upstairs work or gemeral housework. Call or address 738 Magnolla st., Oakland. EMPLOYMENT WANTED—MALE. AA—A FIRST-CLASS painter, paper hanger. tinter and ralner wishes work by the day or job; tools furnished: work guaranteed; prices cheap. 1454 Devisadero st. COACHMAN; first-class horseman. careful driver; understands carriages thoroughl. sober, " reliable, wishes position; local refer- | _ences. Box 4063, Call. | MAN and wite want positions; wite mk?fi housekeeper; man teamster, AcCCUSte to mine and road teaming: also stock, general ranch and vineyard work; able to take charge as working foreman. Box 2227, Call. YOUNG man_ recently from Fast would like position in private family as valet or butler; is strictly temperate and obliging: good ref- erences, ~Cull or write M. CUMMINGS, Folsom’ st. { RELIABLE German wants work; has been helper in several stores; fireman; c<u do any kind of work; speaks broken iish. J. | HOEPPNER, 864 Washington st., room 33, Oakland. PRINTER, all-around, wants position in up= to-date Country office; 8 years' experience as foreman; also make-up on small dally. Ad= dress EDW, BUNDRICK, 314 Bddy et. MALE nurse: mental trouble; experienced; wishes position, ety or country,- with inva- lid gentleman; ' large, strong, good Eastern | references. Box fiq, Call. | COMPETENT bookkeeper; 15 years experlence; | MArst-clase city refefences and bonds; no sine- cure expected; useful outside of office. Ad- dress GRANT, box 2491, Call. COACHMAN, English, competent, rellable, un- derstands gardening, can milk; strictly tem- perate: first-class references. Address box 2281, Call office. FIRMS or Individuals can arrange to have thelr books kept by expert accountant; very reasonable; interview solicited. Box 2275, Call office. 3 YOUNG man of 24, ‘good education, good habits and total abstainer; had uffice’ and _store work experfence; would engage any position offered in or out of city. Box 2480. Call. A COMPETENT pianing mill or outside fore- man, familiar with all the bullding trades, also Al detailer and estimater, wishes pos! tion. Box 2226, Call. FLATS TO LET—Continued. AAA—COMPLETED OF Hoc_m- FLATS, aP and rooming houses: ouf renting ment {5 free to you a home in any partof no payment other than your not ask you to buy or even look e it department (freely; you n welcome. - CORDES FURNITURB CO., st. (on the square.) FOR rent—North Point Larkip, north side; flats just S:‘mple:ed bath modern conv View haif & mwhku (m; c).l‘ydrlk ntipg at very cheap 3 offica,” C. F. GRONDONA & CO.. between Hyde and = be: ot 3 and 6 rooms and enfences; superb marine car line; iculars at 632 Mont- gomery st. BAKER, 312 and 820, Park entrance—New: IWIl&lllnny; saloon beamed ceiling dining-rooms; 7 rooms; and basement; $45 and $30. daily from 10 o 4 p. m. $20— corner 8-room, modern, sunny mmmymmo;m 97 Noe st.; key at 8978 Nineteentis st. CALIFORNIA, 1251, near Leavenworth—De- sirable upper flat of 7 rooms and bath; fine location; rent reasonable, FHANDSOMEST flat in_Western Addition: 3 large. sunny rooms, bath: $45; water free. 2826 California st., near Devisadero. SANCHEZ, N. W. cor., Elizabeth, near 24th— New upper flat @ rooms, bath: sun ail day; al ern_improvements; rent $25. LE ROY place, 125, off Sacramento, bet. Jones and Leavenworth—Upper flat of 7 rooms; rent $12. TWENTY-SECOND, 3554, near Dolores—3 sun- ny rooms: bath & double parlogs; cheap: §15. BOWIE ave.. 7%, off Eleventh st.—Lower flat, 4 rooms; yard; rent $12. e e BROADWAY, 1925, near Gough—Nins rooms and bath; rent reasonable. USH, 1651, nr. Franklin—Upper fiat, 7 rooms; yard, etc.; $33; 2 rooms, somewhat separated. B O OUT OF USE’ HELP WANTED—FEWALE—Continued A COOK for small country hotei. . A German cook with light wash. A head waltress for smail 5 A laundress with Light chamem o8 nouse: A seamstress for small instit A waitress for smail family. Busitag A scond sl for Oukland. ....... waitress and light chamberw. 80 g00d Rousework giris. tor oy .......... - Apply MISS PLUNKETT, 428 Sutter st GIRLS to learn hairdressing, maniourt those entering now: 7 positions to All guaran. teed at $10 Der week up: day and evening class. 234 Post st.. room 17, second floor. == — . % T, second floor: WANTED—Girls to learn millinery for 2 seasons unw" t in 1 mo. for $15 potions suaranteed up; learn 2 - Sary poaitions. 234 Post st. r. 16, 20 fee LEARN hairdressing. facial ma. 3 - EmARN halraresaing, facia] massaes manicn: flious hair; day, eve. classes: posttions wait- ing; $10 week up. _ 210 Pow. 2-3, 24 floor. WANTED_Neat girl or woman for general housework: small family; wages $20 month 2820 Twenty-third st. WANTED—A_cultured Eastern woman sition of trust. Box 2268, Call office. OPDRATORS on ladles’ walsts. 638 Mission st., third 3 OPERATORS on ladies’ underwear sion st., third floor. TUCKERS wanted. 656 Mission st., BXPERIENCED salesiadles: steady for right parties. Apply 101 Post po- 6368 Mis- CUSTOM shirt o tors; steady work. FRED J. BAUMEL, 1008 Market st. cor. Larkin WANTED—A German lady to assist in house work. _Apply 338 Devisadero s e ARy e WANTED—Gir] for general housework: 3 in 116 Broderick near Haigh UPPER sunny seven rooms and bath flat. 128 Fair Oaks st.; rent reasonable. MASONJC, ave. 1227, near Halght raom flafs, bath; inducement to good MODERN, fine flat, 7 sunny yard: reas. to good tenant. HAYES, 957—Swell 4-room flat, garbage, japiter service free. $30; water, COMPETENT man wishes situation as coach- man or as man about private place; is good ed. Business, Stenosraphic. 925 Golden Gate. A speclal class preparatory to teachers’ exam- inations or State nor. schls. 333 Phelan bld. SCHOOL OF ILLUSTRATION————Day and PARTINGTO! 24 Pine st. ght classe EMPLOYMENT OFFICES,, AN up-to-date JapaneseChinese emp, office; furnishes reliable heip of all kinds promptly. H. KIODA, 405 Post st.; tel. James 501, STAR Employment Office—Reliable Japanese and Chines¢ help furnished with care. - W. KADOTA, 409 Powell st.; tel. Main 1751 change room and board for lessons. Box | driver; has city references. ~Address 1290 1563, Call office. ‘Third 'st., room 447. A_METROPOLITAN-Callfornia-Students join- [ STEADY, trustworthy man; gardener, driver, housecleaner, desires position 'in pri- Address . etc., vate family; best of references. L., 355 Natoma st. man, aged 25, needs work of some inside work preferable; excellent ref- as delivery driver. ED. EICHORN A FINE upper flat, .5 rooms and bath: thing modern; $19. 2978 25d st.. nr. Harrison. JUST completed: 2 5-room flats: 4 bay win- dows; ne, cor. G, Gate and Cent. $26-$27 80. ELLIS, 763A—Pleasant middle flat; 6 rooms, bath. TREMONT ave., 192, Ashbury Heights—8 fine rooms: almost new. $25_SUNNY corner; 8 rooms and bath; bay windows; water free. 1201 Guerrero, cor. 24th. PINB, 1030—2 flats, 7 and 9 rooms and bath. 30th and Church sts—3 flats; $15. $17. $20. BUSH, 1251-1233A—2 flats, 3-4 rooms; §$15 each. Apply 1223 Bush st., basement. HOTEL engineer wants position; understands steam and electrical work; can do any work around hotel; good 'reference, Box 2222, Call_office. A NO. 1 janitor, all-around good worker, handy with tools, wishes a position in_an apartment-house or hotel; reference. Box 2313, Call office. OLDEST Japanese-Chinese Employment Otfice promptly furnishee all kinds of rellable help. George Sakauye, 421 Post st.; tel. Bush 138 A—JAPANESE and Chinese help. WM. YOSHY, 415 Stockton st.: tel. Bush,859. RESPECTABLE young man would like posi- tion as janitor or porter, or would like to learn dyeing and cleaning; $10 a week to start. Address box 2334, Call office. CUTTER—First-class custom cutter wishes a position on gentiemen's garments; thoroughly best help. Tel. East 426 Finest Japanese help; house-cléaning specialty. Geo. R. Kuniabe, 343 Mason; tel. James 5251. CHINESE and Japanese help: estab. 20 years. Tel. Main 1997. BRADLEY & CO., 640 Clay. ‘ment offici wholesale district; large store having been used successfully for restaurant is now va- cant and for rent; § years' lease. Inquire - room 318, James Flood building. a 4 @ | FOR SALE—_A hotel business in a well known - All in Northern California; contains 28 3y order of | well furnished: rent is low; large ds and all necessary outbufldings. Par- FROLICH, Recorder. | ticulare box 2502, Call office No. 1 SCO Cha; stationery and notion store, located e Royal | caxpy ue, meets THIS EVEND) fi in the Mission: near schools; has a good degree 4. | trade from the school; rent very low; causs H. G. PRINCE, { of sale, other business. Address box 2952, 13 Lodge No 1. F. and A. | Ol e officers and members < m.* | 8TOCK compantes incorporated: if you have ge eby notified ! cks or bonds for sale, offer them through to investors. GEORGE M. KELLOGG, | SME._ BERNARD reads |~ advice giver your life correctly; on all affairs of life; satisfac- tion guar.; 25¢ up. 17 34, next Examiner bld | MME. KRONENBERG, clairvoyant, card read- | er. palmist; when others fail try me; good | _reading 25c; no sign. 10215 6th. nr. Mission. SEND date of birth and 2 stamps for a pen picture of vour life. H. HILL, 120 Sutter st, MME. MARCEAU, card reader. Ladies 25, gents 50c. 545 Minna st. MRS. SHAFFE . permanently located at 558 Stevenson st.; hours 9 to 9: open Sundays. JAPANESE, Chinese help of all kinds furnish- ed; nouse—cleaning. 708 Taylor; James 7636. RELIAELE Japanese-Chinese Employment Of- fice: all kinds help. 315 Stockton. Main 518S. — e EMPLOYMENT WANTED—FEMALE. EMPLOYMENT SEEKER:! Partles desiring first-class help, of. all kinds may now send applications to room 319, James Flood bujlding. We furnish only reiiable help and investigate fully before recommending. Phone Main 3351 AN o0ld_estab. (1850) Chinese emp. office, C.| experienced, practical tallor; good reference. CHONG'S, removed to 518 Pine;tel.Grant 156. | _Box 2376, Call. H_ W. HONG, 1113A Clay st.; Chinese employ- | ENGINEER, 18 years' experience refrigera- tion and air compressors and electrical; good chinist; willing to go anywhere. X Y. Z. Colton House, Third st. NEW modern 6-room flat; reasonable rent. 39 Webster st. GUERRERO, $22 80. SECOND ave, 606, near McAllister—New flat; rent $22 50. MODERN flat; 5 rooms and bath. 3825 Twen— ty-fourth st., near Church: large lot: $20. SUNNY flat, 5 rooms. bath. Tonningsen place, off Howard st. bet. 12th and 13th. CENTRAL. modern, upper flat. 8 rooms, bath. 1026 Sacramento st., above Powell; moderate. —_—— — FLATS TO LET—FURNISHED. 1415—Six-rcom ‘house; rent TIRMS whose bookkeeping fs not enough to | 'hire a steady, cac arrange to have them kept very low by Al accountant; request in— terview. Box 2362, Call office. YOUNG man having had several years' experi- ence in clerical line, desires position fn any business; banking preferred. Box 2354, Call. PAINTER—German fresco painter wishes work by day or contract; highest work only. Box 2489, Call office. PAINTING, papering and tinting done very reasonable, everything furnished. ~ Phone Phone West 2397. WANTED—To learn baxing or cooking by young man not afraid of work. Box 2458, Call offl ROBERT BARCLAY, in| broker, 345 Ellicc are, Buffalo. Solomon ic Temple, THIS | e 0E T Wen r 4, at 1:30 o'clock | BUTCHER shop, route, horse cart, all imple- SPIRITUALISM. riends of the de- | ments to carry on busines in prosperous abevra oo invited rder of the Master, | to living rooms; cheap rent. Call or ad- | A_MRS. J. J. WHITNEY, bus. medium and FRANKLIN H. DAY, Secretary. | dress 1896 Alcatraz ave., South Berkeley. life reader. 1206 Market, r. 10, Galt House. { WANTED—A partner in commiselon and job- | MME. EILERSFICKEN, clairvoyant; spiritual bing business; state experience and amount |- life read. 25c up. Mme Elersficken, 536 Turk. | of cash at command. Address box 2652, Call - Sthor. MRS. HUBBARD, 108 Oak st., spiritual me- | _dium; consultatihn daily. | FOR SALE_A business of general merchandise in & country town on railroad, including fix- s, delivery wagon and horse: will settle oice, about $1400. Box 2651, Call. v store in Mission for sale; living rooms: rent $27 50; about $2400. Address and groe location; will _involce | _box 1951, Call no agents | AT a bargain, for sale_a notion and station- ery store near the Park: also candles, branch | bakery: rent $25; will sell at a bargain. Box | 1600, Call office. SALOON; also licens old-established business nity. Apply D. A. CU building. | FOR SALE—A cigar stand on Third st in good locality: rent $17 50; the receipts $12 50 . price $500. Box 1504, Call office. NT to buy a clgar stand of principals give price, location, rent, amount of etc. Box 1696, Cail office. 4 stock office; choice business center; splendid opportu- IN, 324 Mills Mills monthly Society neers { business, | | only } | T | WANTED—A _stock of general merchandise R | close 1o or in & good town., Give full pa- DOLAN B, and C. Set. t ticulars to box 1704, Call office, GRAND opportunity to secure an established = business clearing $600 per month; full inves- NUAL Meeting—Mount Alamo Mining Com- X 7. Location of principal place of busi. | _lsation. Box 3296, Call office, San Francisco, California. Location of | HOTEL desired in or near a good country Alameda County, Califor- * town; give full particulars, price, location, worke, Berkeley, o etc and Venturs g(aunmhlcnugomu. | Box 1651, Call office. otice is hereb; ven that the regular an- mecting of ‘the stockholders of the | FIRET_CLASS saloon for sale on sccount of t Alamo Mining Company, & corpor: disagreement: trade Al; no agents. Box tion, wil] be held at the office of the com- | 2664, Call office. | Mrs_ Johnson. epiritual menium: readings daily: cir.Mon..2:30:Thu..8 p.m.1342 Jackson,nr.Hyde. REFINED, willing woman, with good and sweet 9-months—old baby girl, wishes house- keeping work in small family or for old couple for small wages. 817 Larkin st., near Post. YOUNG housecleaning, $1 day. st near Third. COMPETENT Swedish woman wishes situa— tion to do housewark and cooking: city or country. 135 Ninth st. German woman wants washing or MRS, V., 711 Folsom | | MRS. LESTER'S circles at 8 p. m.;10c readings rain or shine; every day. 875 daily; mines specialty. 444 Jones,nr.O'Farreli. MME. E. J. WILLIAMS, spiritual adviser—No equal in city, 110 Sixth st., room 8. BARLE'S seance Sun., Wed.. 219 Eddy st.; readings. Hotel Higgins, O'Farrell st HYPNOTISM. T e duty DE LAUFF, magnetist, now at 773 Eddy st., near Van Ness ave. CARPET-BEATING AND CLEANING. e A A A A~ COMPRESSED Air and Vacuum Process used for cleaning carpets on floor without removal; carpet and rugs aiso cleaned by compressed alr at shoo: prices moderate. 8. F. Com- pressed Air Cleaning Company, 308 Market st.; phone Main 152 and Bush 479. WHEN you become disgusted with your work, send for SPAULDING’'S Ploneer Carpet Beat- ing Works, 357 53-357 Tehama st. Tel. South 40. pet Cleaning Works, 1809 rison st.; Al cleaning, 3c. Phone Mission 2 A STEADY, competent person wishes position to do general housework in small family; wages $20. 228 Eleventh st., near Howard. COMPETENT woman wants housework; is good cook: American family preferred; wages 520 to $25; reference, Box 1584 | COMPETENT woman wishes a sitratlon, gen- eral housework: is good cook and laundress; Box 1685, Call offl DRESSMAKER, ladies' tallor, Eton suits, shirt waist suits, up-to-date styles in evening, taflor gowns, first-class cutter, fitter, designer, work guaranteed, taken at home or engagements per day or week, MISS BARSS. 321 Franklin et. A REFINED, competent woman would like position as’ housekeeper; would take same interest In.home as if own; no objection to leaving city. Box 2276, Call. YOUNG lady wants manicuring, scalp treat- ment, faclal .massage; perfers going into homes; references. MISS H. ANDERSON, 1142 Taylor st. YOUNG woman wishes position to do general housework; gmall American family preferred; Yages $25. Call 77 Twenty-ninth et., near ission. CALIFORNIA Carpet Cleaning Co., J. McQueen proprietor. 329 Guerrero st.; tel. Misslon 49. ADVANCE Carpet Cleaning Co., 402 Sutter st.; tel. Main 394. GEO, WALCOM & CO., Props. D O e o W EDNESDAT. the ot | FOR sale—Candy and icecream pasior in Santa 3oy "ot December 1905, at 2 o'clock p. m. s W A N oy e for the election of five (5) directors to ser e or the ensuing year, and for the transac- | OLD established harness and saddlery business fon of such other business as may come be- cheap. Inquire at HOWE SAD- tore the meeting By order of the board of directors. JAMES H. TODD, Secretary. San Francisco, November 23, 1905. A WEEK'S news for b cents—The Weekly Call, 18 _peges. In wrapper, for mailing, $1 per year. DLERY CO., 617 Sansome st. $575— PLUMBING shop; new motor; new threading machine: small tools; stock: good location. Mox 2477, Call, k FOR sale—Stationery, bakery and candy store; ! for sale, ; weli-paying’ business; nice living rooms; sick- ness reason for selling. 284 Valencia st. LY S-AT-LAW. DIVORCE; costs $12 no fee in advance MERCHANT having branches throughout Aus- tralia wants good agency from frm of re- pute. 123 Californfa st.. room 227. quick, quiet; advice free; 0 charge uniess success: pen evngs: wills, Geeds, leasen, b e e s ot eoparineratine corporar | ELEGANT saloon and dance hall; cash regis- e e e ek o s oorPOrS” | far. plano; lease; rent $40; call after 12 m, bating Of estates; general office and court | 440 Pacific st. practice, State and United Etates courts. Market, r. 301 Hours. 8 2. m. to 10 p. m. ADVICE free all legal matters contracting _busi- | $150—PARTNER wanted; STANDARD ness: light, gentee], profitable. CO., 131 Montgomery. A% Y | MITCHELL'S, 240 Fourteenth st.—First-class | _carpet cleaning, 3c yard. “Tel. Mission 74. | RUDOLPH & CO., carpet beating works: prices reasonable. 1703 Harrison st.; tel.Mission 263 CHEAPEST and best in America—The Weekly Call, 16 pages, sent to any address in the United States or Canada one year for §1. —_— LACE CURTAINS AND BLANKETS. BRANDT'S New York Curtain House; most complete plant for cleaning lace curtains and blankets. 1324 Fillmore; phone West 5306. e ———————— TR LAUNDRIES. G_CHINESE LAUNDRY—Removed Sutter st. to 924 Masop st.; first- class work; reasonable prices; prompt deliv- ery: family trade our specialty. JAPANESE laundry and dry cleaning work. 2122 Fllimore st.; tel. Geary 2053. e —— No charge unless successful No sdvance fees. Ail law business Bstablished 20 years Examiner building, room 316, third fioor | R_W. KING, Attorney-at-Law, Exam. bldg., 6th fioor, entrance room 611, established 20 years; all courts, gemeral courts and offi practice; no fee in advance or for consulta- tion; evenings by appointment. Tel. Red 3601 ADVICE free: legal divoroe costs $12; all law | cases handled; mo fee in advance; open Bat- Y evenings; other evenings by appoint- | ment; call and save money. SI9 Mkt., r. 33. COLUMBIAN Law and Col. Ag. r. 85910 | Market, opp. Emporium: tel. Montgy, 1310; | legal matters and collection; old established. L. €. CLARK, 927 Mark | WANTED—Travellng man or woman; sal ary $80 per month and expenses: deposit re- quired. ~Address M. A. FLY, 704 Turk st NEWSPAPER route for sale In Oakland; a good Call route in Oakland for sale. Apply at Call business office for particulars. WANTED—To buy grocery and bar; state o cation and price asked. = Box 1695, Call, STATIONERY and notion store wanted; give full particulars. Box 2501, Call office. LONG estab., profitable business at sacrifice on account accident to owner. 203 Fourth s SHOEMAKER shop for sale; established 20 years. Box 6206, Call office, Oakland. WANTED Al carpenter as partner in job free; no fee in hop. 3373 Elghteenth st. FOK sale—Grocery and saloon. Call at 412 Front_st. . 1005; magnificent GOOD Call route for eale. Apply at Call ANOPY tOp; OWner going to Ei office. A. K HARSHALL, WANTED—By & practical hotel man, good hotel. Box 1651, Call office. e FOR sale, cheap; family liquor store. Inquire 283 Howard st. SALOON for sale; good location. street. PACEARD auto for_sale for $650: 18 horse- power; lampe end everything complete. Box 1601, Call office. | e FOR SALE_A St 3000, | CANDY and ice cream parlor rooms: lease: Box 1700, Call offic rent $11: cause sickness. 2521 Mission st. OLDSMOBILE tonneau WANTED—A saloon or grocery and bar; give condition. BACIGAL! location and price. Box 1900, Call office. A BRANCH office of The Call for the recep. e ASTHMA CURE. | “ijon of advertisements and subscriptions has 4. DI NOLA'E asthma remedy cures: for sale | been opened at 1008 Market st. opposite 845 Folsom Luls touring car, lightly used: good JPL_786 Mission by all druggists: main 1602 Market | Fifth. Open until 11 p. m. . St Nicholes Hotel: 10c. 25c. 50c package. | sem————— BOOKKEEPING. BOARDING FOR CHILDREN. - LADY who bas nice home would like & couple | LET us keep your books; nothing teo large, ¢ chiisren to hoard. 5016% Sixteenth st Tothing 105 amall; we make & specialty ot keeping small sets of books. THE FAXON-JAMES AUDIT CO., Tel. Montgomery 1311 930 Market st. COLLECTION OFFICES. BAD ienants ejected for $4; collections mada; city or country. Pacific Collection Co., 418 Montgomery st.. rooms 9-10. Tel. Main 5580, —_— CURE FOR RUPTURE. & o- DR. PIERCE'S Magnetic Elastic Truss; fect retainer: positive cure; book free. moved to 208 Kearny st.. room 307. CHIROPODISTS, CORNS, bunions_etc., removed by electriolly; no pain. EINFELT, 1005 Market. st., r. 717. DENTISTS. DREXLER PAINLESS DENTAL COMPANY. Perfect painless d“:l‘:’& .l'll lown:s.% 85 bridgs work, 83, Full sct of teeth, §2 fillings, $1; gold 1104 e_t st., corner A NEW plate—The W warranted 20 yr8.; Limn i e e New York Dentists, 088 Mission: cor S0h. SO g T A e DRESSMAKERS AND SEAMSTRESSES, COMPETENT woman desires place to do laun- dry or chamber work in a boarding-house, or assist with work; has good references. Ad- dress 3335 Twenty-sixth st., near Capp. A RESPECTABLE young girl, aged 14, would like place to assist at housework or care for children; wages $10 to $12. 122 Dolores st., after Monday. Tel. Capp 4409. A YOUNG German girl would like place to do eecond work or light housework in small family: speaks some English. Call or address 636 Minna st near Eixhth. A THOROUGHLY competent young lady wishes a position to care for sick or an in- valid; has references. Address 705 Ellle phone East 9578. > ‘WANTED~—Position by = competent, strong woman to care for invalid: experfenced as nurse; references given. Apply Associated Charities, 628 Montgomery st.; tel. Main 453. COMPETENT nurce wishes engagements, con- finements, invalids: cheerful and faithful service; references. MRS. KING, 1150 Turk, DRESSMAKER—Ladles' and children’s dresses stylishly made; home or by the day. 2328 Sutter st.; phone Geary 877. A MIDDLE-AGED lady' would like poition as ‘Bougekseper; computent; perfectly. reliable: 15 Powell st., room 16. JAPANESE girl w-ny‘ to do housework; me::_." Adds Fulton st.; nm".’ 4. A GOOD German cook wants situation as cook and light housework; references; wages $30. Please call 748 Howard st. LApy, Planist, lelx’:erleueea ments_with 'violin player _Box 1594, Call office. GERMAN woman wishes ramily washing (shirtwaists) to do at home. MRS. TILSNER, 142 Eleventh st, asting b e L2 % aay W . ironing or i, g S b YOUNG German girl, just arrived, desires sit- uation as upstairs l; is fine geamstress. Call %861’ Haerison n“r 8 E A _FIRST-CLASS, competent young ‘wishes rhu?;‘ do housework and in American family. 703 Stockton ‘woman ‘cooking e Aflfin}:llfiAam‘mn 'oa:un.:-m'u a lass cook, desires luation; wages §30. Address MME, PIERRE, 308 Fulton st. YOUNG man and wife wish place as care- taker of bufldings: good references. Address M. KRAUSE, 577 Dolores st. WANTED—BY an experienced elder man, un_a freight elevator. Address J. WELLS, 14 Erickson court. PAINTING, paper-hanging and tinting by day good work; low prices. Address Paint- er, 13 Polk st.: phone Howard 6J1. FIRST-CLASS all-round tin and sheet iron worker. _Address H. FISHER, United States Hotel, 125 Eddy st. FIRST-CLASS experienced barber, ~recently from New York, wishes position, either city or country. Address Barber, 14714 Perry st. YOUNG German, recent arrival, would like a position in grocery store. Address SPILLING, 37 Madison ave. BARBER shop porter or janitor (colol wants sitwation.. JERRY FANCHER, phone Montgomery 1654, 717 Stockton st. MECHANICAL draughting done; will give en. tire satisfaction. Please address box 2356, Call_otfice. GOOD barber wants posftion Saturdays and Sundays, full time: evenings through the rest of ihe week. Box 2371, Call A YOUNG man desires position as callector; security given. Box 2269, Call. ‘WANTED—Position_hotel porter. ington st., room 7 COACHMAN-—By well-recommended man, with first-class family. 1910% Polk st. GRADUATE In medicine wants position as nurse. Box 1592, Call. WANTED—Position to do rough carpenter work; can also do pipe work. Box 1367, Call. A_TRUSTWORTHY man_wants_situation night watchman; ref. Ad. I B., 205 Third. e el BY young man, work for few hours in even- ing. 2511 Harrison J GROCERY clerk with long city experience, wishes 2 position. Call or address 36 Larkin, JAPANESE boy wants a positicn to do house— to A 726 Wash- work in private family; or as janiter in store; understands English. A. MAKI, 4 St. Mary st. JAPANESE couple wish positions: man good cook, wife housework, m family, city or country; wages $45 up. Y. SAWAGOOCHI. 8101 Stockton st. YOUNG, educated Japanese wants a position 2o work from 9 to 2 in aay or from 7 all night; speak and write well. FRANK, 305 Larkin st. TOUNG Japanese boy wishes situation as & Schoolboy. 121 Potnt Lobos ave.: phone Pacific 962, FIRST-CLASS cook, Japanese, wants nice po- sition In city; has references. 1410 Pine st.; phone Edst 1608. YOUNG, nice Japanese boy wants position as dishwasher and houseworker. Address Y. T., 507 Larkin st. JAPANESE young wishes position as school boy. F. T‘?"J’B‘ml. 1329 Pine st., care Japanese Mission. TAPANESE honest boy wishes s porition as school by or day’'s work; cl o try. Address HENRY MORY. 121 Haight st. JAPANESE young boy would like a tion as dishwasher or to do housework. Address Y. T.. 2485 Mission st.; phone Capp 1536. JAPANESE honest boy wants a position. to do Vonsework or office’ boy. 1. HONGO, 2202 . Filimore st.: phone West 506. JAPANESE good plain cook and houseworker, I.?fl‘cun family. 703 Larkin st.; tel. East A CHINESE excellent cook wishes position, hotel, restaurant, boarding-house; meat and pastry cooks SVILLMON. n':?‘g st.. upstairs. o, 100 fest from Misston st.—$20 amd ; 5 and 6 room new sunny flats; birde- ‘maple parlors and mantels; all rooms coso 823 . 5" rooms; n-;fl'l‘!m. COZY. newly furnished flat, 7 rooms and bath: northeast corner; sunny: adults; references. Phone West 2928 from 10 to 12 MODERN flats; 6 rooms; rent $20 and $22 50. 3150 Twenty-sixth st.. near Folsom. —_— BARBERS, Attention — Coleman’s Exchange; oity and country barber shops bought and sold. See COLEMAN, 811 Jas. Flood bids. e $250—2 HYDRAULIC chair barber shop for sale; near :ity; must be sold at once: bar- gain. COLEMAN_ 311 James Flood bidg. &CHAIR barber shop for sale; good business, busy street; exceptional bargain; must be eold at once. COLEMAN, 311 Jas. Flood bid $155—2-CHAIR barber shop for sale, near city. bargaln. COLEMAN, 811 Jas. Flood bid $2000—-BARBER shop for sale: best in the city. Particulars, COLEMAN, 311 James Flood bil. BARBER shops wanted: all those that can bear close investization as to their merits may apply to D. STOLTZ. 723 Market st FOR sale—3-chair barber shop; business; low rent; cheap if sold at o sickness cause. 611A Howard st. FOUR-CHAIR barber shop ®old at a sacrifice if taken at _omce, sickness. Address P. O. box 839, BARBER, first class, just arrived from New York, wants job: city or country. Address Barber, 147% Perry st. FIRST-CLASS barber wants steady position for avenings Saturdays and Sundays, central part of city. Box 2217, Call office. WANTED—A 2 or more chair barber shop: Oakland: stand Investigation. Box 2219, Cail office. BARBER wanted; first-class man; steady. 205 BARBER shop for sale; : good business: sickness; call early. Mission st. 8-CHAIR barber shop cheap: long lease: owner going out of business. 1090 Valencia st. HALF interest in a S-cent barber shop. Pacific st. FIRST-CLASS barber wants pos country. Address 752 Foisom st. 3-CHAIR barber shop for sale at a barzain. 763 Mission st e e e 824 jon; city or FLATS FOR SALE—FURNISHED. CORNER flat. 8 sunny rooms; furniture almost new; family must leave cit; rent $28; price $200. 692 Haves st A RARE chance—Well-furnished 9-room flat; Jow price: call after 10. 717 Sutter st. P —————— FLATS WANTED. WANTED—For - nomlral cash rental and care of premises. a furnished house or flat by mother and daughter; references. Box 1501, Call office. S ——— FURNITURE WANTED. A—PHONE South 1015; it will pay you to send for me before you sell your furniture, car- pets, plano, ete. M. GALLICK. 201 Larkin. MARK J. LEVY AUCTION CO., 1321 Market st., bet. 9th and 10th, paying big money for furniture, ete. e South 179. Alfred Wollpert, 778 Mission. phone Red 4462 pays highest price for furniture, carpets, etc. MENRY MAYER pays highest prices for fur- niture, carpets. etc. 782 Mission; tel. Bush 813. Z_ABE LEVY, 1135 Market st., phone Jessie 1. pays cash and buys everything. A —————————————— FURNITURE FOR SALE. FURNITURE of a 5-room modern flat; good condition: cheap. Call forenoons and even- ings, 730 Octav: ALMOST givgn away: unredeemed storage pi- anos and fur. Whitehead's “torage. 1636 Mkt. FOR SALE—Furniture of 4 rooms complete for housekeeping. Box 2655, Call office. HELP WANTED—FEMALE. ‘WANTED—Experienced skirts, jackets and wals tendent's office, The Emporium. WANTED—Experienced lace saleswoman and experienced neckwear saleswoman. Apply superintendent’s office, The Emporium. A GIRL to assist with light upstairs work and children, youngest 4 vears: good home in American family. Apply 233 Third ave., Richmond District; Sutter-st. car: wages $15. WANTED—Experienced saleslady for ladles’ mn"n‘llshlnt goods store. MARKS BROS., 106 Sixth st. Market st | WANTED—Experienced pants finishers by S. N. WOOD. Apply at factory, cormer Annie and Jessie sts, top floor. WANTED—Good girl for general housework: g'ylv;lly of 3; light wa good home. 1516 st MANGLE hands wanted. FLUBRIN'S Laun- Ary, 1760 McAllister st. N oo 5 N GIRL for light housework in small A 1038 Bush at. e GOOD relfable sober girl to do housework; Protestant preferred. 1220 Folsom st. —_— e GIRL for i 2 IRL for seneral housework: wages §20. 336 —_— NEAT %fln for general housework and cooking. Castro st., near Twenty-first. ‘Bush st., HELP WANTED—MALE. AT HORD & SMITH'S Employment Otfice, 628 Clay st. Telephone Main 5321 Boat for Santa Cruz, 9 o'clock this morning. Fare only 81 50. Buy tickets here early. FREE FARE. Nevada To-Night. Ship 3 p. m. Free Fare. FARE. Siskiyou County, 300 miles out.. frec fare Special fare, south, Merced County. 2 25— Laborers—$3 28. South, 200 miles south, Merced County. $2 25; laborers, §2 25: laborers, §2 25. Western Pacific Ralfiroad, special fars. $2 75; miners, $2 73; miners, $2 75. Company work, near city, no discoust. Fare only $1 50 to Santa Cruz. Get tickets at our office, $1 50. Laborers, $2, no discount, work steady: right in clty, board anywhere you want, good job. AT C. R. HANSEN & CO.’S 420 Bush st, Free fare for laborers for Weed. Wages $2; no discount; board $4 50. Ship to-night: boss here: call early. Fres fars—Free fare—Free fuge. an 500 laborers, teamsters, tunneimen, drillers for all new- raflroads in’ California. Free fare.and $2-$2 75 day. Cook and heiper, hotel, city. $73 found. ‘ ) Ccoks, waiters, kitchen hands, bellboym ‘board. C. R, HANSEN & CO.. 429 A_PACIFIC CONTRACTORS Emp. Af.. Inc. FREE FARE Siskiyou County—3$67 80. Western Pacific Rallroad work, just started. Laborers, $225, no discount: 2 years’ work. Italians, Greeks, Austrians, etc., $2. board yourselves. Napa Co., $75 and $70; chead fare. Shh packer, $40 td. —_— e A—_AMERICAN EMPLOYMENT BURBAU. WINTER JOB—CARPENTERS. 15 carpenters, gold dredge, $97 50. 10 carpenters, 9 hours. $3 25. FREE FARE to OREGON TO-NIGHT. want thousands of railroad men, laborers, teamsters, drillers, woodsmen, farmers. vian coachman. $35 and found: amalgamatos for 4-stamp mill. $3 75 day; farmer and day; office boy: farmer. $50: raiiroad labor- ers. $2 25 day; man for dye works, §15 week: Ship to-day—Free fare. Cake baker. country shop. $40 board. 635 Washington St. Phone James 3301, SPECTAL FARE. Utah Construction Co, doing work. Furnacemen, mine co., e et o laborers, quarry. $80, #42 COMMERCIAL ST. PHONE BUSH i3 5 carpenters, morth, $105. 25 lgborers, board home, £2 to §2 25. We BUTLER, $00 and found: Germah or Scandina- wife, south. $30 ‘and found: carpenter. $3 cooks, waiters, dishwashers and others; cook and wife, small sanitarium, $35. - J. P CROSETT & CO.. 628 Sacramento st. WANTED for U. £. army—Able-bodied, un- SR T ol te its, w! a4 otfice: P e Hinito mm o Racrasting - Offcer. o P Ottt A WANTED_A first-class foreman for planing- mill. 827 Valencia st. COLORED man o attend cigar-store and act s porter. 81 Fifeh st call after 7 p. m. _Ssiportes. St Mitth st: OB SO BT EXPERIENCED plumber's heiper. 508 Mission st., downstairs. enced ary goods foorwalker. WANERD-Experiena ‘T & m. at HALE mmm SS salesman for boys' and chil- FIRST-CLA b . e s ™ Wo0D & COn oo dareat .t N WO e R