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16 4 2 HE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WED. SDAY, DECEMBER YOU ARE NOT REALLY “LOOKING FOR IT™ AUTOMOBILES. ARD, 1905; magnificent condition; full opy top; owner going to Europe; bargain. A. K. HARSHALL, 1052 Post & JOHN D. SPRECKELS. . . .Proprietor Address Communications to i JOHN McNAUGHT Mapager W. J. MARTIN. .. .Business Manager TELEPHONE. C Vil Cop- Ask for THE Call. The Operator Wit bect You With the Department You Wish. “Market and Third, 8. F. | 217 to 221 Stevenson st Publieation Office. Editorial Rooms. Week, .75 | Delivered by Carriers, 20 Cts. Per Cta. Per Month. Single Coples g .::hu.wm Terms by Mall, Including Postage Order) : DAILY CALL (nelud. Sund DAILY CALL (includ. Bunday). DAILY CALL—By Singie Mox SUNDAY CALL, 1 Year. WEEKLY CALL, 1 Year..... $5.80 er Year Extra | rorziGy | UL, %15 per Year Exia ALL POSTMASTERS ARE Al"lH")luLl'.D TO RECEIVE EL'BSL‘RH’T[U.\‘S. Sample Coples will be forwarded when Fe- Quested. Mall subscribers in ordering change @ress sbould be particular to give both 4 AND OLD ADDRESS ip order to lustre & prompt and correct complience with thelr quest. of ad- NEW OAKLAND OFFICE: 1016 Brosdway..... Telephone Main 1083 ALAMEDA OFFICE: 1685 Perk Street, Near Santa Clars Avenue Phone Alemeda 506. OFFICE: = Telephone North 77 BERKELE Center street WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT M E. CRANE...... 1406 G Street, NEW YORK NEWS STANDS: Waldort-Astoria Hotel: A. Brentano, 31| Dnion Bquare; Murray Hill Hotel; Fifth-avenus | Hotel] and Hoffman House. CHICAGO NEWS STANDS: | Sherman House; P. O. News Co.; Great | Northern Hotel; Tremont House; Auditorium | Hotel; Paimer House. { | ne CHICAGO REPRESENTATIVE C. GEORGE KROGNESS, Marquette Bullding Qong Distance Telephone, ‘‘Central 2619.”") NEW YORK REPRESENTATIVE: ETEPEEN B. SMITH....30 Tribupe Bulléing NEW YORK CORRESPONDENT: | €. C. CARLTON - .Herald Square | BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco Call, corner Market and Third streets; open until 12 o'clock every Dight in the year: BRANCH OFFICES: street, opposite Fifth: open until 1008 Marks i p m. Montgomery ave.: open until § p. m Hayes strect; open untll $:30 p. m. McAllister street; open untll $:30 p. m. Larkin street; open until 9:30 p. m. 1941 Mission street; open until 10 p. m. 334 “OND-HAND tourink cars wanted tmmedi- ately; several customers waiting. 6. F. AUTOMOBILE CO., Inc.. 416-424 Oth et. PACKARD auto for sale for $650; 18 horse- power; lamps and everything complete. Box 501, Call office, TWO fine sutomoblles for sale at ‘& bargain: 1504-1508 Folsom A St. Luis touring car, $600. . Call office. OLDSMOBILE tonneau: slightly used; good condition. BACIGALUPL 786 Mission st. D ASTHMA CURE. A. DI NOLA'S asthma remedy cures: for sale by all druggists; main depot 1602 Market e, St Nicholas Hotel: 10c, 25¢c, 50c package. e ___BOARDING FOR CHILDREN. LADY wants girl to board and teach German, aged 3 to § only; sunny home by Jefferson Park. 1138 Turk st. GOOD home for one child. mother's care; near school. 4261 Twenty-fourth st. BICYCLES—For sale or Exchange. FOR sale—Bicycie, almost new, coaster brake, new tires; cheap® 2122 Folsom 3 ——ee BOOKKEEPING. LET us keep your books; nothing too large, nothing too small; we make a specialty of keeping small sets of books. THE FAXON-JAMES AUDIT CO. Tel. Montgomery 1311. 930 Market st. e e e e e BUSINESS ( JANCES—Continued. FOR SALE BY TENDER. THOMPSON GRILL AND CAFE, 30 EDDY ST., CITY. This cafe Is situated in the best of the city for business purposes, has oniy recently been fitted up and thoroughly equipped for do- ing 8 first-class and extensive business. ~The Droperty now offered for sale includes all the right, title and interest of the Thompson Cafe Company in and to the lease, which has nearly ten Jears to ryn, fixtures dad Improve its, cutlery, crockery, glass and silverware, linen and drapery, kitchen and cooking utensils, stoves, imported and domestic wines and liquors, stores and other effects. Sealed bids for the property a_whole should be addressed to the undersigned, care of W. Rigby, 212 Sansome st., San Francisco, on ar before ‘Wednesday, December 6, 1905, at 10 o'clock a. m., and must be accompanied by a certified check or current funds for 10 per cent of the amount offered, returnable in case of rejection of bid. Right reserved to reject any and all bids. Terms CASH. Full purchase price required on award of property. . Inspection may be had by application on the premises. W. RIGBY, A. HIRSCHFELD, F. C. RAAS, 8 L. LANDSBURGH, J. G. ILLS, ELEGANT saloon and dance hall; cash regis- ter, plano; leave; rent $20; call after 12 m. 440 Pacific st. WANTED—Traveling 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. DELICATESSEN and restaurant; owner going East; 3 living rooms. Apply 821 Polk st. LONG estab., profitable business at_sactifice on account accident to owner. 208 Fourth -} Trustees. $50,000. HOTEL: 110 rooms; elegant restaurant, grill rooms: monthly receipts about $10,000; long lease: established years; will take 7§ in roperty; only genuine buyers need apply. Call G. WILKE, 261 Kearny st WANTED—Man with §50 who would like to get into nice business. Box 2291, Call office. OYSTER and lunch house for sale; $600. T Eliis st. WANTED—To buy grocery and bar; state 'o- cation and price asked. ~Box 1605, Call. A—$16,000; CORNER saloon on Market, close to First st.! lease; one of the best place: city. Particulars R. G. WILKE, Kearny st A—$8000; EALOON on Market st.; this is one of the best places in this city; owner sacri- fices because engaged in other enterprise; location the most prominent. All particulars R. G. WILKE, 261 Kearny st | A—$2000; CORNER grocery and bar; on Pow- el st.; lease; & first-class paying business; owner owns property; wants to retire. Call R. G. WILKE, 26% Kearny st. A—$2500; CORNER grocery and bar; near German Hospital; place estabiished y a good business; owner a widow: wants to %0 R. G. WILKE, 263 Kearny A—$1250: BAKERY and confectionery; West ern Addition; baking two and a half barrels per day; dally store trade about $50; 1 horse, 1 wagon; rent $45; lease. Call R. G WILKE, 26% Kearny ot | A—$375. BRANCH bakery and delicates dafly receipts from STATIONERY and notlon store wanted; give full particulars. Box 2501, Call office. WANTED—A1 carpenter as partner in job shop. 73 Eighteenth st. GOOD Call route for sale. Apply at Call office. WANTED—By a practical hotel man, a-good hotel. Box 1651, Call office. FOR sale, cheap; family liquor storg. Inquire 2863 Howard st. CANDY and ice cream parlor rooms; lease; rent $11; cause sjckns 2821 Mjssion st. WANTED—A saloon or grocery and bar; give location and price. Box 1900, Call office. | A BRANCH office of The Call for the recep- tion of advertisements and subscriptions has been opened at 1008 Market st., Fifth. Open until 11 p. m. opposite LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE. AA—ALWAYS coxmim* THE BEST. PROF. NIBLO, ASTRAL DEAD TRANCE CLAIRVOYANT. SPECIAL THIS WEEK. MY COMPLETE $5 LIFE READINGS, $1. $1-LOW FEE—$§l. BRING CALL COUPON AND SAVE $4 MY $5 COMPLETE LIFE READING FOR $1 IF YOU BRING THIS ADVERTISEMENT. 411A ELLIS ST., NEAR JONES. NO CHARGE IF NOT SATISFIED WHEN READING 1S OVER— YOU TO BE JUDGE. 1 DO HEREBY SOLEMNLY AGREE AND GUARANTEE to make no charge if I fail to call you Yy name in full, names of your friends, enemies or rivi I promise to tell Whether your husband, wife or sweetheart is true or false; tell you how: to gain tke love of the one you' most desire, even though miles away; how to succeed in business; specula- tion, lawsuits, how to marry the one of your cholce; how to regain youth, heaith and vi- tality. Removes evil influences, cures drink habits, locates treasures cures all nervous diseases, How can I have good luck? How can I succeed fn business? How can I make my home bappy? How can T conguer my enemies? How can I marry the one I choose? How can I marry well? How s0on can I marry? How can I conquer my rival? How can 1 maks any one love me? How scon will my lover propose? How can I get a good position? How can I remove bad influences? How can I control any one? How muke distant ones think of me? How can I hold my husband's love? How can I keep my wite's love? Oldest Established. First Registcred. Best Known Clairvoyant in California. I WILL GIVE YOU LUCK THAT WINS success in Jove, marriage, divorce, specula- tion, business. heaith and transactions of all Kkinds; restures lost affections, cause speedy and happy marrlage, reunite the separated; I will tell you how to gain the love of U one you desire, even though miles away; Wil tell whom 'and when you will marry. I WILL TELL YOU HOW TO attract, control and change the thoughts, intentions, actions or character so that you will reach the highest possible development of mental vigor, health, happiness and capacity to earn wealth: how to accumulate a fortune and be happy. Others may come and others may go, but Professor NIBLO always remains. HOURS, 10 TO §, DAILY AND SUNDAY. 411A ELLIS - NEAR JONES. Permanentiy located in his own horne. . PROFESSOR NIBLO. ALWAYS RELIABLE. KHIRON will positive s make no charge for his work unless you are entirely satisfled and find him guperfor to any palmist, medium or clairvoyant in the city: telis your full name. what you called for, whom and when you will marry, whether hushand, wife or sweetheart is 106 Eleventh etreet; open until § p. m. store rent $18: 4 rooms; d s | BALDWIN REALTY CO, 806 Market s tpue or false: names of friends, enemiss 2008 Valencia streei: open untll 9 p. m. §10 up; rare chance. Call R. G. WILKE, | Rooms 6 and 6A; phone John 4i90. vivale; raads your entive ilfa fram IAARCS o Wortheast corper Cburch and Duncan streets; | 26% Kearny st o . Headquarters, for rooming-houses. . | 0ld age, giving names, dates, facts and figures. open until § p. m. A $3550. DELICATESSEN store In Western | gy, 1006, rent $155; long lease: investigalc: | Adavice on_business, .law, health, love, mar- £300 Fillmore street; open untli ® p. m. | A nte. from $60 up: value im | EGAY 8t.; part cash. balance as you like i. | riage divorce and all domestic and financial @4 7 strest. nest Ocesn Boulevard: open [ O e oher. R O WILKE, 20l e e o $2350; reduced t0 | difficulties; reunites separated; Tenews youth unil 8 p. m. ! o o e S S i and vital force; loc: e and v Kearny st | 1ol fooms. morth of Market st.; rent §5; we | Positively i e b MEETING NOTICE: A—$650; BRANCH bakery, deli oan $200; investigat fail. Readings 50c to-day. Five questions consecdfns = | “ana creamery across the bay: rent & iv- | BALDWIN REALT x5 6 &6 A. | answered by mati $1. Hours 10 8. m. (08 p. m CALIFORNIA Lodge ¢ ing rooms: dally receipts from up. See | MARION GRIFFIN, 2 cary st 10, A, and A. 8 R | _R_G. WILKE, 26} Kearny st R8I0 Market st room 0L elghth floor. Culied meeting THIE (WED CORNELL & WELD! MING-HOU and REAL EST 3 A—MISS M. WILLE, 310 Ellls st, f_-,‘,ft::;;:' : _d"‘x‘K 3 REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENTS. D EXCHANGE. FREE LIST. Clatevo ant, crystal seer. can be consulted ab Bk She L isiting brethrep y i0- | Lodging-houses, hotels and apartments R AR e house of 10| 8ll affairs Gf life; Mise Wille guarantees an vited CHAS. JELLINEK, Secretary. | Saloons bakerles, restaurants. A2y P s B Bonest, reliable. satisfactory reading: reveals CALIFORNIA ( 1.3 (:la‘;‘:;}n:”;nxl’:\‘l.&hn:l:‘ etc time, bringing in a neat income. For partic- | {he Past gives y‘u"u'"f}n i fnx‘;?:r'u?.({ YR EVENING et | Calland see cur bargains Ui SEC LR eion whether financial, domestic, love OF business: usinem, Gagress and 4 | List your business with u FISHER & CO_ “Phone Maln 3858 | gives the secret how to control, charm, fa - By oréer « he T. | DONOHUE BUILDING, 8 TAYLOR ST., Room 438. James Flood building. cinate the one you love; reading, $1; hours ® FRANKLI) | Room 314. Phone East 3331 Furnished rooming-houses, hotels and flats. 10-8 p. m.; French, German, English spoken. | LICATESSEN ana grocery: living | 17-ROOM house; sunny yard; rent $45; furn, [ ISMAR T 5 GOLL ke assemble at Masonic Tem- pie TO-DAY (WEDNBESDAY), Dec. 6, 1805, at 1 m., to conduct the funeral o te brother, THOMAS H. RABLI 16, F. and A M Columbia. | Maste: deceased re- | Mas DWIN L. MEYER, Secretary. MOUNT MORIAH Lodge | o. 44, F. and eeting THIS G at 7:30 lock: H. McPHERSON, Secretary. 2 Lodge No. 166, F. and A : ed meeting and election of of- 18 (W DAY) EV 1. Officers for ill be elected and all be in atte; XTRU. A. BURMAN, Ree. Seq o0 194, 1 on and election . W. G. WITTMAN, N. G GEORGE R. DREVER, Rec. Sec T $250—ROOMIN STANDARD CO., HOUSE; 12 STANDARD CO., $500—PARTNER wanted; contracting business; complete plant. Particulars, STANDARD CO., %1 Montgomery st, $150—PARTNER wanted; ness; light, genteel, profitable. ©0., 181 Montgomery st FOR SALE—In one of the largest and princi- pal cities in the northern part of the State, & candy end ice cream factory, with sales. room and pariors attached: business well es- 131 rooms; well fur- 131 Montgomery, Montgomery nished contracting _busi- STANDARD tablished; fixtures and machinery the best and latest improved kind; lease. rent very Jow considering that it is located on the principal street of the city; will sell for $1430; no agents. Address box 2397, Call office. HAVE you got any kind of a stock of mer- chardise for sale or trade? 1 am prepared to purchase & good clean stock of goods of magnitude in exchange for cash, good securities or real estate, Please call or write E. J. SWAN, Phillips bldg., 918 Fifth st., San Diego, Ca FOR SALE—In g town in Ventura County, a stock of general merchandise, hardware sup- plies. hay and grain, etc.: has a good il supply trade; al stock new and salable; leace: low rent; amount of stock on hand about §11,000; average sales about $4500 per month, Address box 1602. Call office, FOR sale—One of the best paying saloons in the city; tranefer corner; sold on account of owner leaving city; lease two years and ten months. _Apply at 502 Washington st., 11 to 4, room 5; Do agents. —8.W. cor. Golden Gate and Le; nworth: Ry | FOR EALE—A hotel bueiness in a well known i M. F. KERR, N. G. | town in Northern California: contains 28 D, Bac. Soc | rooms well fumnished; rent is low: large NATIONAL Union, s | &rounds and all necessary outbuildings. Par- . O = culars box 2502, Call office. Plonear Hall | CANDY_ stationery and notion store, locat-d | Y iate i, at 8§ oclock { in the Mission: near schools; has a good Lisiting friends cordially invited. Initiation. | irade trom the tchool: rent very low: cause . B VAN ORDEN. Doty o sale. other business. Address box 2052, BEST investment for a few huridred dollars in the cit: OFFICERS end members of the Servian-Montenegrin Literary d Benevolent Society—You are requested regular m NESDAY) BVE | ber 6, @t 7:30 o'clock sharp, at | ative Sons’ building, 413 Mi m ot Shasa Hall ' Nomi for the ensuing * lace erm will take BALICH, President. __meeting WEDNERS. ING, December 6, 1905, at § o'clock sherp. Appropriations nd @onations, nomination of officers for the | A—$200; PARTNER wanted; established bus:- ness; no previous experience required; will pay $80 mo. to each: must be & steady man; short hours. Apply 1027% Market st., r. 2. TWO resteurants for sale cheap; must be sold at_once; location the best; N. of Market s will stand_investigation; part cash, balancs on time. 818 James Flood building. STOCK companies incorporated; 1f you have stocks or bonds for sale. offer them through me to investors. GEORGE M. KELLOGG, broker, 345 Ellicott square, Buffalo. WANTED—A partner in commission and job- bing business: state experience and amount orflxnlh at command. Address box 2652, Call office. FOR SALE—A business of general merchandise in a country town on raliroad, including fix- tures, delivery wagon and horse: will settle at invoice, about $1400. Box 2651, Call. 9 suing vear and other im semiog rear portant business. J. W. STANEART, Presi DE WITT W. TOLL, Recording Secrerary AUSTRIAN Military and Benevolent Association—Drill THIS (WEDNES. DAY) EVENING T Sutter st JOHN M. RUSSELL, Captain. M. RADULOVICH. First Sergeant. | —— = T TTR Dot ANNUAL Meeting—Mount Alamo Mining Com- pany. Loeation of principal place of busi- nese. San Francisco. Californis. Location of works, Berkeley, Alameda County, s, and Ventura County, California. DIVORCE; costs $12: quick, quiet; agvice free no fee in advance. no charge unless su [ Tul; open evngs: wills, deeds, leases, Bilie o ‘ang articles of copartnership: corpors. tlone organized; bankruptcy: collections: pro- bating 5 estates; ‘seneral office sud. court State United States courts. 937 §iatiet. r. 801, Hours, § . 1. 1 10 p ADVICE free, ail legal matters. No charge unless suceesstul. No advance fees. All law business. Established 20 years, Dutlding, room 316, third foar. i free: legal divorce costs ot o S0 1 sdvano toes o Tl S aave mmomey 8 MU TR N Law and qnl. . r. 85, %ic e 927 Market, room 902, consulta- fee in advance. Open evenings. | $2600—CORNER _ealoon; BAR and grocery store in Mission for sale: fine location; 4 living rooms: rent. $§27 50; will invoice stock about $2400. Address box 1951, Call office; no agents. AT = bargain, for sale. a notion and station- ery store near the Park: also candies, branch bakery: rent $25; will sell at a bergain. Box 1600, Call office. SALOON; aiso license; choice busivess center: old-established isiness | 2 O] rtu- pity Avply . A. CURKTIN, 324 Mills atitls u Ing- on water front; 4 years' lease. WICHMAN-LUTGEN, 20 Bat- tery st WANTED—Rellable man take interest in es- tablished businese; good wages for willing worker; $300 required. 1812 Market st., r. 026. $15—STORE on Main st.; sultable for much needed delicatessen; large kitchen. 8. H. | ROBERTS, Real Estate, Mill Valley, Cal. FOR SEALE—A cigar stand on Third st.; in good locality. rent $17 50; the mlrutxlzw a day: price $600. Box 1504, Call office. | | | for single or housekps.; cheap. 618 Turk st —_— CARPET-BEATING AND CLEANING. COMPRESSED Air and Vacuum Process used for cleaning carpets on floor without removal; carpet and rugs also cleaned by compressed air at shoo; prices moderate. S. F. Com- pressed Air Cleaning Company, 808 Market st.; phone Main 152 and Bush 479. WHEN you become disgusted with your work, send for SPAULDING'S Pioneer Carpet Beat- ing Work South 40, arpet Cleaning Works, 1509 Har- ; Al cleaning, 3c. Phone Mission 225. CALIFORNIA Carpet Cleaning Co., J. McQueen proprietor. 329 Guerrero st.; tel. Mission 49. ADVANCE Carpet Cleaning Co., 402 Sutter st.; el Main 504 GEO. WALCOM & CO., Props. MITCHELL'S, 240 Fourteenth st.—First-class carpet cleaning, 3c yard. Tel. Missjon 74. RUDOLPH & CO., carpet beating works; prices reasonable. 1703 Harrison st.; tel. Mission 263 THE EGYPTIAN CLAIRVOYANT AND PALMIST. located at 1104 Market st rooms 9 and 10, cor. Turk (Vendome); pri- vate readings daily, 10 a. m. to 5 m.; 3 questions answered, $1; full life, lg LINCOLN, Clafrvoyant and psychic: the oldest and best known clairvovant in_San Francisco. Re- opened at The Heath, 312 Eddy st. Hours 10 10 5. Readings by matl, §2. MISS MELBOURNE, Australian clairvoyant, crystal gazer and reader of Egyptian astro- logical cards: 50c and $1. 419 Van Ness ave. Permanontly MENT WANTED—Female—Con FIRST-CLASS cook with superior references, French cook (cordon blew. * Two young French second girls. A cavable clean Irish cook. A Scotch parlormald and waitress. An Infant's nurse. 3 housework girls at $25 each. These housework giris must be interviewed in my office, 428 Sutter-st., near Powell. MISS PLUNKE®T, tel. Main 5472. EMPLOYMENT SEEKERS. Partles desiring first-class help of all kinds may now send applications to rgom 319, James Flood building. We furnish only reliable help and investigate fully before recommending. Phone Main 3351 UNIQUE Employment, 41314 Kearny—2 keepers, refined, references; ‘woman; 8 seamstresses and chamber; g companion, travel, care invalid, children, ref- ercnces; cashier. LADIES—Best servants and speclal pains taken in selecting domestics to please you at | J. F. CROBETT & CO.’S, 334 Sutter st. YOUNG girl would like a situation at light housework; small family, no children, no washing, Sundays off. Apply 4 Sunny court, off Gearv st., bet. er and Buchanan. EMPLOYMENT WANTED—MALE—Con TR COMPETENT man wishes situation 4s man ‘man about private piace: is good B F o™ity vefefonces. Address 120 Third 'st,. room 447 BTEADY, trustworthy man; gardener, drivet, housecleaner, etc., position _in i’:u family; best of references. Address J. 355 Natoma st. work of some YOUNG man, aged 2. $ Werk precerable; excellent ref- Eonces as delivery ariver. ED. BICHORN Jr., S12B Elizabeth st. HOTEL engineer wants position; understands Sttam and electrical work: can do any work around hotel; §00d reference, Box 2222, Call_office. around good worker, . 1 tor, all AmflNOI mmmu, ‘wishes a position in_an ;‘.mmm-hou- or hotel; reference. Box 2313, Call office. RESPECTABLE young man would itke posi- . . or_would like to tlon_as “janitor or porter. or Would LS [0 cutter wishes & ot rments; thoroughly good reference. A _COMPETENT, experienced woman wants work by the day: 1s a good laundress, a fine houseworker and good cook. Phone Page 1469, A COMPETENT girl wishes to do gemru housework; wages $25 or $30. Call 738 Mag- nolla gt., Oakland; no cards answered. DRESSMAKER, ladies' = tailor, Eton jacket suits, shirt walst suits, up-to-date styles in evening, tailor gowns, first-class cutl fitter, designer, work guaranteed, taken at home or engagements per day or week. MISS BARSS 321 Franklin st. A MIDDLE-AGED Bastern woman wants situation; i3 good cook; will do some wash- ing; kind to children; will go_short distance In the country; wages $15 to $20; references. 214 Fifth st. REFINED, willing woman, with good and sweet O-months-old baby girl, wishes housv— keeping work in small family or for old ;ollnle for emall wages, 017 Larkin st., near | o8t YOUNG lac facial wants manicuring, scalp treat- massage; perfers going into ; references. MISS H. ANDERSON, 1142 Taylor st. YOUNG womgn wishes position to do general housewcrk; small American family preferred; wages $25. Call 77 Twenty-ninth st., nesr Mission. COMPETENT woman desires place to do laun- dry or chamber work in a boarding-house, or assist with work; has good references. Ad- dress 3355 Twenty-sixth st., near Capp. 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 Eighth. | A THOROUGHLY competent young wishes a position to care for sick or valid; has references. Address 706 Ellis st lady oman wishes work by the day; washizg, Ironing or sweeping; $1 50 and car tare. Box 2452, Call. YOUNG German woman wants washing or housecleaning, $1 day. MRS. V., 711 Folsom st., near Third. COMPETENT Swedish woman wishes situa- tion to do housework and cooking; city or country. 135 Ninth st. | A STEADY, competent person wishes position to do xeneral housework in small femily: wages $2C. 228 Eleventh st.. near Howard. COMPETENT woman wants housework; is _Eood cook; American family preferred; wages $20 to $25) reference. Box 1584. COMPETENT woman wishes a situation, gen- eral housework: Is good cook and laundres: clty or country. Box 1585, Call office. DRESSMAKER—Ladles’ and children’s dresses stylishly made; home or by the day. 2928 Sutter st.; phone Geary 377. Tefrigera- experience. rl" _— v Z.. n:mnu-ucrm Pomt st.. between Hyde and n. Dorth side: beautiful new, sumny flats just completed of 5 and 6 rooms and bath: all modern conveniences: superb marine view: Balf a block from Hyde-st. car line; renting at very cheap prices; particulars at office. C. F. GRONDONA &, CO., 632 Mont- gomery st. —_ SANCHEZ, N. W. cor., Elizabeth, near 24th— New upper flat 6 rooms, bath: sun all day; all modern improvements: rent $25. LE ROY place, 125, off Sacramento, bet. Jones :g Leavenworth—Upper flat of 7 rooms; reat MASONIC, & X near Haight—New 35- room flats, : inducement to good tenants. MODERN, fine flat, 7 sunny rooms, basemen yard; reas. to good tenant. 1937 O'Farrel HAYES, 957—Swell droom flat, $30; water, garbage. javitor service free. FINE upper flat, § rooms and bath; every- ‘mn' ‘modern; $19. 2078 234 st., nr. Harrigon. R T it A AR JUST completed: 2 5-room fats: 4 bay win- owss e, cor. O. Gate and Cent. $25-827 50, 102, Ashbury Heights—8 fine oo A BUSH, 1231.1233A—32 flats, 3-4 rooms; §13 each. Apply 1223 Bush st., basement. NEW modern 6-room flat: reasonable rent. Webster st L ebster et GUERRERO, 1415—Six-room house; remt $22 50. -~ SECOND ave, 608, near McAllister—New flat; rent $22 50: : SUNNY flat_5 rooms. bath. Tonningsen piace, ’ oA Howard st. bet. 12th and 13th O e CENTRAL, modern, upper flat, 6 rooms. bath. 1026 Sacramento st.. above Powell: moderate. e WEEK'S news for § cents—The Weekly Call, A 18 pagse. tn wrapper, for mailing. $1 per year ———————————— Phone FLATS TO LET—FURNISHED. COZY, newly furnished flat, T rooms and bath: northeast corner; sunny; adults; references. Phone West 2928 from 10 to 12. FLATS FOR A RARE chance—Well-furnished 9-room flat: tow price: call after 10. T7I7 Sutter st. FURNITURE of a 7-room flat for eale. In- quire 02 Mason_st. ———n SALE—FURNISHED. as care- Address to P A COMPETENT girl wishes a position to do upstairs work or general housework. Call or address 738 Magrolia st., Oakland. | A MIDDLE-AGED lady would like position as housekeeper; competent; perfectly reliable. 15 Powell gt., room 16. A GOOD Germam cook wants sitvation as cook and Hght housework: references; wages $30. Please call 748 Howard st. LADY planist, experienced, wishes engage- ments_with 'viclin player; $250; evenings. Box 1564, Call office. RELIABLE woman wishes work by the day: washing, ironing or sweeping: $1 50 per day and car fare. Box 2452, Call. 726 Wash~ MME. BERNARD reads your life correctly: advice given on all affairs of life; satisfac- tion guar.; 25c up. 17 34, next Examiner bld MME. KRONENBERG, clairvoyant, card read- er, palmist; when others fail try me; good reading 25¢; mo sign. 10214 Gth..nr. Mission. YOUNG German girl, just arrived, desires sit- uation as upstairs girl; Is fine seamstress. Call 2861 Harrison st. A FIRST-CLASS, competent young woman wishes place to do housework and cooking in American family. 703 Stockton st. MISS WARD, clairvoyant and card reader, gives names. dates and facts. 235 Larkin st. Mme. May, clairvoyant, card reader and palmist. 3832 1Sth, near Sanchez; hours after 1; 50c. TAI LUNG CHINESE LAUNDRY—Removed from 42r Sutter st. to 024 Mason st.; first- class work; reasonable prices; prompt’ deliv- ery: family trade our specialty. JAPANESE laundry and dry cleaning work. 2122 Fillmore st.; tel. Geary 2053. DENTISTS. DREXLER PAINLESS DENTAL COMPANY. Perfect painless dentistry at lowest prices, Full set of teeth, $2; silver fillings, 25¢; gold fillings, $1: gold crowns, $3; bridge work, $3. A NEW plate—The Whalebone—Cannot break; warranted 20 yrs.; crowns, $3 50; fillings, 50c; plates, §5: full set; all work palnless and warranted. Chicago Dental Parlors, 24 Sixth. DR, LUDLUM HILL, 1443 Market, near 11th— No charge for extracting when plates are made; old plates made over llke new: teeth from $8 per set: extracting 50c; gas given. LOWEST prices in S. F.; painless extraction, 50c. New York Dentists. 960 Mission, cor. 6th. GOLD fillings, 76c: silver. 35c: crowns, $2 no pain: op. Sun. Dr.A.C.Hewitt,1013% Grant av. ———— e T DRESSMAKERS AND SEAMSTRESSES. ACCORDION, knife and sunburst Dlmtlnr buttons and button holes made at Stewart's Lining and Trimmings Store, 14-16 Taylor ing and Milil School terns cut. 1190 Market st A CHANCE for every young man to improve intellectually; braing is money: you may in- our salary by incteasing your carn- ipg power; the Young Men's Christian Asso- clation conducts the most compiete system of night schools in the country; 32,000 stu- dents enrolled; San Francisco Assoclation building, NE. cor. Mason and Elils sts., of- fers exceptional facllities for a business and commercial education; if you have only one hour @ day to devote to study, give us a chance to help you: every branch taught from the fith grade to preparation for the university; business course @ speclalty; the day classes are open to all men; the night ses are a great convenience. Rolla V. Watt, president; H. J. McCoy, general secre- tary. Send for descriptive catalogue to E. K. ESDON, Director of Education, Assocla- tion bullding. A—THE Lyceum. an excellent prej tory echool for umiversity, law and med! cnl- lcges, we prepared hundreds of students suc- cessfully and we shall prepare you: dsy. evening session: references President Jordan or any Stanford professor. Phelan bullding. A—THE Osborn Conservatory of Musie and Store; 5000 puplls; Steinway Hall bldg., 22§ Sutter st., 5. F.; 1060 Broadway, Oakland; 512 8. Broadway, Los Argeles; planos, has~ mony, vocal, stringed instruments; also brass instruments free to_beginners. GALLAGHER-MARSH BUS.COL., 933 Mark conducted by Robert F. Gallagher, experi court reporter, hiolds world's record for short- hand writing: ruccessful himself, will make you so: shorthand, typing, bookpg. Catalogue. I WANT to buy a cigar stand of principals only; Eive price, location, rent, amount of business, etc. Box 1696, Call office. WANTED—A stock of general merchandise close to or in a §00d town. Give full pai- ticulars to box 1704, Call office. GRAND o} nity to secure an established ‘bustness mfiw per month; full nves- tigation. Box 2286, Call office, HOTEL desired in or near a town; give full varti stc. 'Box 1651, Call FIRBT-CLASS saloon for sale on account of disagreement . Ali no agents. Box 2654, Call office. FOR sale—Candy and lcecream parior in Santa Cr\u;.v.w-r ®oing to Europe. Inquire. 15 mem“m-flla‘ country ice, location, for sale, Inquire at H D- DLERY CO., Sansome st. #t._Inquire limore st. . e COMMISSION house for sale; ‘business. Box 6210, Call office, ALL who desire good positions should attend this college: we_have had 250 good piaces ce March 1. Sgn Francisco Business Col- lege, 738 Mission HEALD'S School of Mines and Engineering, 24 Post st., 8, F.; civil, mining, electrical, steam and engineering, Bend for prospectus, —_— HEALD'S BUSINESS CO 24 Bstablished 1863; largest in the -t:'i-'nn\::i enrollment 1000; eend for circular. ENG! ERING—Civil, elec.. min., mech., sur- vey, assay, cyanide; day, eve; der’ Naillen Echool. 1 DANCING, both adult Hinman's ‘open at of Dancing. gl'k st., nr. Callforda; phone Fast 3 2124 e e P T CHMAN of good character_wouid ex- 1563, Call office. oo ARy, A--METHOPOLITAN. orn: = «d. Business, te, A special to tea - inations ‘of State nor. sehis, 839 Phelan biq N T SEND dgte of birth and 2 stamps for a pen picture of your life. H. HILL, 120 Sutter st. MME, ‘MARCEAU, card reader. Ladies 25, gents 50c. 545 Minna st. MRS. SHAFFER, permanently located at 558 Stevenson st.: hours 9 to 9: open Sundays. SPIRITUALISM. MRS, CRINDLE, materializing seance, Wed. eve.; friends only. 328 Ellls st. spirit photos _daily. \ A—MRS. J. J. WHITNEY, bus. medium and Nfe reader. 1206 Market, r. 10, Galt House. MARGARETE ALGORA—Readings daily; cir- cle Wed. and Fri., 8 p. m. 2245 Mission st. W. G. KEEGAN holds a test seance every night except Saturday. »148 Sixth st. MRS, E. J. WILLIAMS, spiritual adviser; has no equal in city. 110 Sixth st., room 8. MRS. HUBBARD, 109 Oak st., spiritual me- dium; consultation daily. Mrs, Johnson, spiritual mediur; readings daily; cir.Mon..2:30:Thu..§ p.m. Jackson, nr. Hyde. MRS, LESTER'S circles at 8 p. m.;10¢ readings dally; mines speciaity. 444 Jones.nr.O'Farrell. EARLE'S seance Sun. Wed.. 210 Eddy st.: readings. Hotel Higgins, O'Farrell st e e e . HYPNOQTISM. et DE LAUFF, magnetist, now at 713 Eddy st.. near Van Ness ave. A ———————————————— COLLECTION OFFICES. BAD tenants efected for $4; collections made: City or country. Pacific Collection Co.. 413 Montgomery st rooms 9-10. _Tel. Main 5580, CURE FOR RUPTURE. AN DR. PIERCE'S Magnetic Elastic Truss; per- fect retalher; positive cure; book free. Re- moved to 208 Kearny st., room 307 CHIROPODISTS, CORNS, bunions. etc., removed by electricity; 1o pain. EINFELT, 1006 Market st., r. 717. e ————————————————— DAY uppom;\orwon.m CARPENTER and bullder wants work by day & contract; estimates given, Phone Fell 2511, EMPLOYMENT OFFICES. AN up-to-date Japsnese-Chinese emp. office; Milh; reliable help of all kinds promptly. H. KIODA, 405 Post st.; tel, James 501. —_ e STAR Employment Office—Reliable Japanese and Chinese help furnished with care. W. KADOTA, 409 Powell st.; tel. Main 1751. OLDEST Japanese-Chinesc Employment Office promptly furnishee all kinds of reliable hel, ' George Sakauve, 421 Post tel. Bush 1 A—JAPANESE and Chinese bhelp. WM. YOSHY. 415 Stockton st.; tel. Bush 850. AN cld esiab. (1850) Chinese emp. dffice, C. CHONG'S, removed to 518 Pine;tel.Grant 186, H. W. HONG, 1113A Clay Chinese_cmploy- ment office; best help. Tel. Fast 426. —_— Finest Japanese help: house-cleaning lpocfl. Geo. R. Kunlabe, 343 m‘! tel. James “ CHINESE and Japanese heip: estab. 20" N Tel. Main 1607 BRADLEY & CO. 640 Clay. JAPANESE, Chinese help of all ki sh- 't nouse-cleaning, 108 Taylor; James F36. DR Rindr e, S1s St EMPLOYMENT WANTED—FEMALE. COMPETENT, reliable middle-aged German woman wants position én- fim‘-l ‘housework where ki rl : Washiog - MBS, A GAHM, 518 Bryant st A G GOOD stenograp! A _MIDDI.E-AGED French woman. who s a | first-class cook, desires a_situation; wages $20. Address MME, PIERRE, 308 Fulton s X COMPETENT Swedish girl would liks posi- tion to do downstairs work or ¢ooking; wages $30 to $35. Address or cail 148 West Park st. | A YOUNG girl wishes a position to do second work or housework in tamily of adults; wages $25. Pbone Howard 3003. JAPANESE girl wants to do housework; £3 per week. Address 1225 Fulton st.; phone Geary 4574 GOOD Japanese girl would like position as waitress, or will do general housework; speaks good Engli=h. B, K. K., 420 O'Farrell. A GERMAN woman wishes s.tuation for house- work in a small family. Apply 888 Folsom. COMPETENT laundress wishes work Thursday and Friday. Phone East 4343, evenlngg ‘WANTED—Situation as worl housekeeper or care of invalld. Address Folsom. A SITUATION as working housekesper; good plain_cook. MRS. B., 1926 Market st. A LADY would like a baby to care for at her home. Apply 80 Rausch st.: tel. Folsom 2682, EMPLOYMENT WANTED—MALE. | UNIQUE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, Kearny st —3 Janitore, cook. waiter, clerk, grocery clerk, salesman, & pos coachimen, collector (give bonds), gardener, ‘stockmen and valet. AAA—FIRST-CLASS painter, paper-] tinter and srainer desires work by the or job; tools furnished; work guaranteed; prices cheap. 1434 Devisadero st. A—GERMAN middie-aged and singl situation as clerk in ry and ; good rererences. W. LING, 417 Kearny. ENGLISHMAN, not afraid to work, wants po- sition in or around private place.” Box Call office. 5 STATIONARY engineer wants situation in or out of town; can furnish good references: Box 9356, Call. YOUNG Englishman wishes employment as handy man; sober and temperate; hardwork- ing. " Box 1548, MAN of 22 wishes employment at anything; town or country; sober; hardworking. Ad- dress BROOKES, box 1549, Call. YOUNG man, stranger in city, would like some kind of a position; experienced horseman and accustomed to hard work. Box 1540, Call. BARBER situation wanted by a thorough first- closs hand. Address O. H. care of MR. WILLIAM FISHER, 419 O'Farrell st., city. MAN apd wife want positions; wife cook and housekeeper; man teamster, accustomed to mine and road teaming: also ranch and vineyard work: able to charee as working foreman. Box 2227, Call. YOUNG man recently from East would liky position in private family as valet or butler; | strictly temporate and obliging; good ref- write M. CUMMINGS, 523 erences, Call Folsom st. COMPETENT bookkeeper; 15 years' experience; first-class city references and bonds; no sine- eure ted; useful outside of office. Ad- dress. NT, box 2401, Call. COA N; first-class horseman, careful driver; understands carriages thoroushly; sober, reliable, wishes position; local refer- ences. Box 4063, Call. MALE nurse; mental trouble; experienced; es. .i:nuon city or country, with Mva- reasonal Call office. YOUNG man of 24. good eduéation, good habits CUTTER—Firstclass experienced, practical tallor: Box 2376, Call. tion and air compressors and electrical machinist; willing to go anywhere. X FARBBR shop porter or_ janitor (colored) wants situation. JERRY FANCHER, phone CARPENTER—First-class, wants worl or contract; old houses shingled. N. A R o PAINTER and decorator wishes work in hotels tools. Box 1557 Call YOUNG man, educated, honest. handy with KAY, 1126 Market st YOUNG man having had several years' experi- business; banking preferred. Box 2354, Call. PAINTER—German fresco painter wishes work 2489, offi PAINTING, papering and tinting done Phone West 2097. WANTED—To learn baxmg or cooking by Call office. YOUNG man and wife wish place M. KRAUSE, 517 Dolores st. WANTED—By an experienced elder man, WELLS, 14 Erickson court. PAINTING, paper-hanging and tinting by day er. 13 Polk st.: phone Howard 601 FIRST-CLASS all-round tin and sheet iron Hotel, 125 Eddy st. FIRST-CLASS experienced barber. recently or country. Address Barber, 1471 Perry st. G German, recent arrival, would like a P 37 Madison BARBER shop 'porter or_janitor (colored) Montgomery 1684, 717 Stockton st. MECHANICAL draughting done; will give en- Call_otfice. GOOD_ barber wants position Saturdays aad | Sundays, rest of the week. Box 2371, Call A TRUSTWORTHY man wants situation as WANTED—Position by young man; good ref- erences. Box 1360, Call. reasonable. Phone West 2307, A YOUNG man desires position' as collector; WANTED—Position_hetel porter. ington st., room 7. first-class family. 1910% Polk st. GRADUATE in medicine wants position as WANTED—Position to do rough carpenter work; can also do pipe work. Box 1567, Call. night watchman: ref. -Ad. I B., 205 Third. BY young man, work for few hours in even- GROCERY clerk with long city experience, ‘wishes a position, Call or address 36 Larkin. position on gentlemen’s ENGINEER, 18 years’ Colton House, Third st. Montgomery 1864, 717 Stockton st. w PEARSON, 48 East st. ‘or apartment-houses: first-ciass work: furnish tools and machinery, wishes employment. J. ‘ence in clerical line, desires position in any by day or contract; highest work only. Box Teaxonable, everything furnished. yourg man not afraid of work. Box 246, taker of bufldings; good references. Tun a _freight elevator. Address J. or Job: good work; Jow prices. Address worker. Address H. FISHER, United States from New York, wishes position, either city fon in grocery store. Address SPILLING, wants situation. JERRY FANCHER, phone tire satisfaction. Please address box 2336, full time; evenings through the night watchman; refs. I B., 205 Third st. PAINTING, papering and tinting done very security given. Box 2269, Call. COACHMAN—By well-recommended man, with nurse. Box 1562, Call. A TRUSTWORTHY man wants situation as ing. 2511 Harrison st. JAPANESE boy wants a position to do house— work in private family: or Jjanitor in store; understands English. MAKI, 4 St. Mary st. JAPANESE couple wish positions; man good cook, wife housework, m family, city or country; wases $45 up. Y. SAWAGOOCHL 8103 Stockton st. YOUNG, educated Japanese wants a position to work from 9 to 2 in aay or from 7 all night; speak and write well. FRANK. 303 Larkin st. JAPANESE couple want positions cook, wife housework or waltress. 508 Taylor st JAPANESE desires position as plain cook in man to TANIL family: wages $6 per week. [ HATO, 80T Polk st YOUNG Japanese' boy wishes situation as a schoolboy. 121 Point Lol ave.; phone Pacific 952, FIRST-CLASS cook, Japanese, wants nice po- sition In city; has references. 1410 Pine st.; phone East 1008. YOUNG, nice Japanese boy wants position as dishwasher and houseworker. Address Y. T., 50T Larkin st. JAPANESE young boy wishes tion as school boy. F. TSURUMI 1329 Pine st., care Japanese Mission. PANESE honest boy Wishes a pos‘tion as hooi boy or all day's work: clty or coun- ‘Address HENRY MORY. 121 Haight st [ESE young boy would like a position hwasher or to do housework Address 2485 Missiorr st.: phome Capp 1538, e s T LS - lork or office Y. . NGO, st.: phone West 508, good plain cook and houseworker, small family. 708 Larkin st tel. East apa! and renting department is free to ail: we can you a Bomo in sny pert ot no payment other your good will ot S8k 30U to buy or Svem Jook t the:gocde: Bea S Femarrons co. ssme Ger st. (on the square.) i COSO ave., 100 feet from Mission st. and 6 room Dew sunny flats: birde- parlors and mantsls; all rooms sunny location: take Mis- cars, get off Precita ave. and 7 rooma: Wnd. sy rent 320 Apply MADISON & BURKE ' NEW, modern park flats and cottages; 3, 4, 5, @ rooms, bath: ath 912, 91640, 125 s e B S SRR P PR CARL, 217, near G. G. Park—Modern, sunny flat,’7 rooms; artistically and_completely fur. Dishod: Vers reasonabic garden: A e n e Quire 1080 pper flat; rent $13. Im- LARKIN_ 17 p—— rEme. i BRODERICK, 143, near Haight—Modern 8- Wl&‘ etc.; oWl cars: rent reasomable. st. ar. Wi 50, $25 FURNITURE FOR SALE. FURNITURE of a 5-room modern flat; mood condition; cheap. Call forencons and even- ings, 730 Octavia st. ALMOST given away: unredeemed storage pi- anos and fur. Whitehead's ~torage. 1636 Mkt LEAVING city: brass bed: weathered oak fur- Titure. rugs, ete.; muse sell. 1010 Haight st FOR SALEFurniture of 4 rooms complete for housekeeping. Box 2655, Call office. —————— FURNITURE WANTED. A—PHONE South 1015; it will pay you to send for me before you sell your furniture, car- p:l;.l. plano, ete. M. GALLICK, 201 Larkin. e, R . e MARK J. LEVY AUCTION CO., 1321 Market st., bet, Sth and 10th, paying big momey for furniture, ste. Phone South 179. ., e e — Alfred Wollpert, 773 Mission, phone Red 4462, pays highest price for furniture, carpets, etc. MENRY MAYER pays-highest prices for fur- niture, carpets. ete. 782 Mission; tel Bush 813. Z._ABE LEVY. 1135 Market st., phone Jessie 761. pays cash and buys everything. —————— ey HELP WANTED—FEMALE. SECOND coek, orphanage Second butler ..... 2 first-class German Cook for Amerfcan fami: 3 waltresses, city hotels $25 Chamberwork in eountry. ... $20-523 German second girl for Vak! 325 Upstatrs girl to assfet with childs 8 8 second girls, city.... Nurse girl, city.... Man and wife as cook a pe Housekeeper, 2 men, out of city. 320 And many hougework girls wanted for oity and country at highest wages. Apply to J. CROSETT & CO.. 334 Sutter st. AT, the Swedish and German Employment Bu- rean, MRS. NORTON, R petont hoasegiel: 2 0n tamily. $40: 2 cooks. 355 cook and second girl. same Bouse, Si0 and $25; second girl, $5; 2, housegirls, San Rafael $30: 3 housegiris, §53 each: Nouse- girl, $30; young girl to assist waitress, $20: German cook, §35; 50 housework girls, 325 and $30; man and wife. private piace, $50. GIRLS wanted for general housework; good positions In city; 2 at $30 per month, 2 &t $25, 1 at $20, 1 at $18 and 2 at $15 per month. Call at once, room 318, James Flood building. WAITRESSES wanted—We have places in city GIRLS to learn hairdressing, manicuring, mas- sage, etc., from A to Z. in 1 month for $10 to those entering now: 7 positions to fill guaran- teed at_$10 per wi day and evening class. 234 Post st.. 17, second floor. WANTED—Girls to learn millinery for spring: 2 seasons taught in 1 mo. for $15; positions guaranteed $10 week up; learn mow for Jan- uary pesitions. 284 Post st r. 18, 24 flocr LEARN hairdressing, facial massage, manicu: ing. scalp treatment,bair work,removal super- flucus hair: day, eve. classes: positions waii- ing: $10 week up. 210 Powell, r. 2-3, 24 floor ek up; room WANTED—Experienced _alteration hands on skirts, jackets and waists Apply Superin- tendent’s office, The Emporium. WANTED—Experieneed saleswomen for vari- ous departments. Apply superintendent’s of fiee, The Emporfum. | WANTED Experienced lace Galeswoman and experienced neckwear saleswoman. Apply superintendent's office. The Emportum. LADIES—Splendid oppertunity given any wo man whereby she can turn her spare time ints money; the work is very pleasant and win ;. there fs no deception: card system for first- holidays. § a. m. to Call; give phone YOUNG lady to handle .class house; hours (= w. m'l.-a‘ Who are experfenced ST ot HAUE BROS?T T “wanted. HALE ICED toy saleswomen Al between 9 and 11 a. m. at k ply G_machine on shirts: clean. ety ek Taetperined aty, bet. 14th and 15th. MR, HINDSHAW ! opportunity P“Mlfl. i box 22 Cail % Jesste sts, finishers by S