The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, January 21, 1906, Page 49

D OAKLAND REAL DVERT'SN'TS| 0AKLAND ADVERT'®I'TS L OAKLAND REAL BS'I‘A'I'E. Py ORTER, ESTATE AND INSURANCE. room cottage; finc condition; side of street; $50 per foot sun- ny worth and surrounding ncing. gom cottage property rapidly_ad 3 $1.750 Beautitul _new and - electric a 3 15K108 feet lot 75x100; flowers and shrubs; e ave, anl Eny xl.;\}w"‘f;‘: Key Route. Frosmue; ot -room house, bath; 12th ave.; lot . can he 100; easy terms. - 2086 Pooom eottage. mear Key Route, ; ledment-ave. station; small cash pay- ~y -t homes; not ment, balance $16 25 per month. A ' (ibe rough, but -$4,500—2 cottages, rented for $47 per month; ated on @ corner, near Oak-et. station; will sell one of y facing _southeast both. high class artistic | $6,000—Beautiful 10-room house, 3 vears old; nine _rooms, elegant view; on Vernon st.; lot 45x fine room, 132; stable; this property built by own- | every sible mod- er, but oblized to_sell. i dea has been em- | $4.250—8-room house; first floor finished in including cove hard wood: lot 30x133; on Chestnut st. lavatory | 125 feet of choicest vacant ground on Telggraph | ave.; will sell part or whole at price 15 per cent below the market; no bet- and 40 minutes to Sen ter investment In Oakland. ect connection with you will mot be dis-| $32,500—Business block on Broadway; pays | if you really want a over 8 per cent net $175,000—Business block on Broadway: 100x | RTY INSIDE. | 150; between Sth and 12th sts.; pays r cent net. F. PORTER, Pighth Street CIVAL. over 7 frame building; in- | ments; in- BELL $4600—flew two-story om house; very rably located on Grove st.; easy terms. b $150 cash and $20 50 monthly, including in- | 8 Six SkePsn, 999 f¢. froht te tty mew bungalow; on sunny 3 fc block from Key Route depot g Zorencons. walk to business center. minutes 'BROR. & CO fgnasy 5-room cottawe on West st.: St O business and depot; lot -8x140; T 3 terms 2 . Baring: "B?n‘im 500 will buy & lot & minutes' walk from | - ~ yak- | business center: one block from Key Route |- and 410. pot; where can you do better? terms to j will buy a 4-room cottage near raliroad ! ecasy terms. $23 monthly. including in- \erest—Modern S-room bungaiow and_30-foot | " walk to »ss_center and y Route depot sale—Lots $800 each; most central location; cheapest prices and easiest terms ever offered: & minutes’ walk to business center: 1 block | Key Route depot; send for catalogue and | t before ail are gome: speculators g them up and they're going Mke hot cakes. BELDEN & 2 Broadway, PEREIVAL, Oakland’ $5000—COZY and modern, of 6 large rooms; 48x150; with stable, etc.; flowers, and one in Oakland: nicely graph ave. and 34th $2750—Good paying investment:. cottage, 5 w rooms, bath, etc.; well located: walking distance to town: rented $25 per month; 25th st., near Telegraph a- THE ALDEN CO., 468 10th st. 11, story residence fine lawn with located, near Tele- HERE'S a good home'or Investment for some- good neighbor- to o A $3500 sunny eorner hond 8 car lines; Kev Route or S. P. F.: will rent for $30 a month on a lea improve rdpldly; fine neighborhood; it w lot 25x100; easily 8| KEY ROUTE TRACT now on | porcelain bath; grounds, | of the prettiest homes | | MRS, MEETINGS—SUNDAY. D L] AA—MRS. J. J. WHITNEY gives messages from your arisen friends, giving each name in full, this evening at the great spiritual amass meeting, 220 Golden Gate ave., Red Men's Hall; office for private business and spiritual communication: also life reading. 1206 Market st., Galt Hous: e e | SPIRITUALIST mass meeting to-day, Assem- bly Hall, 220 Golden Gate ave. ‘Conference, 50. Lyceum, 10:45. Meetings 1:45 and 30, Auspices California Sunday-school As- socfation. Prominent speakers and mediums. All other meetings closed. MRS. L. H. SILL will in future be known as H. Kinnaird and will hold_circles Mrs. L. Mon., Wed. 8 p. m., 10c; daily, 25c. A Market st. TESTS—L O. O. F. nldz Covenant’ Hail, oor, 8 sharp. je Huessmann-Harveston, Mme. Von Walt, Mr, Hargrave, Mrs. Thur- man, others, A—REV. KATIE HBEUSSMANN-HARVES- TON, sittings daily. 14 McAllister st., room 57, third floor; circle Friday evening, { I T, B. SPIRITUAL Church, Scottish Hall, 8 cir- ADOPTION. A HEALTHY boy baby, full surrender. Dr. Emilie Funke's lltemlt! Villa, 1416 Sth st., Alameda. - ASTROLOGY. ASTO! lebrated N. Y. astrologer; -bm%y'c;lauble advice $1; lessons. 33 AUTOMOBILES. man ason Call office. o WE'VE got them; a few rice | rllhm xomtfikf your pick; the price is Suto brok broke: 01% Otfinfl., tel Oak- WOULD like to exchange N paying shares in manufacturing business for automobile. p. m. Maxwell, Franks, Coackley, Arm- strong, Dr. Wenzell. Address box 3092, Call office, JOHN WILSON and C. Lottringer will hold a2 spiritual meetings, 102 O'Farrell st. W. G. KEEG night except HARLAND'S business h’ndlnzs daily. and 8, A. O. F. bldg., holds a test seance every aturday, 10c. 148 Sixth P e e ol 148 Sixth st. MEETINGS—THEOSOPHICAL. THE Theosophical Soclety, Academy of Sci- ences Hall—Public lecture, 8 p. m., by L. W. Rogers, national lecturer for the Theosoph- ical Societies. Subject, ‘‘Karma, Nature's Law of Justice.” ‘THE Unseen Universe,” by A. W. Best, at Golden Gate Lodge, F. bld., 8 p. m. o = MEETINGS—Universal Brotherhood. NIVERSAL Brotherhood and Thi clety (Katherine Tingley, leader cial head), San Francisco center, 912 Bush st.; free ‘public meeting every Sunday, 8 p. m. The above organization has no con- nection with any other so-called Theosoph- ical bodies in the clty. l ophical nd offl- SUNDAY LECTURE S Ay ke s W wiadoin oo ) SCHOOL of Metaphysics—Mrs. Elizabeth Deuress will deliver the third lecture in a course of twelve lectures on the occult mean- ing of the sayings of Jesus revealed in the light of the present day at Elks' Hall, Stein- Dld Sutter st., this evening at 8 came that they might ey, might have it more s'm-jm have life, and th abundantly—John X il)R. JOHN A. KERGAN will give a free lec- 3 | arn ture Hall (4th floor), this evening, 8 o'clock, at o I O. O. F. bldg., Tth and Market. Subject, ‘‘Modern Methods of Cure,” followed by magnificent views of a tour of Italy. Remember the question box. All ‘are cordially Invited to attend. — will go at $3250 and only $850 down: balance REMIER, high occult, returned, will s flat loan at small interest, 1441 Fifth ave. answer mental quastions acourately: ~palm pear the lake; Key Route car from San | reading on peychic plant. 1621 Buchanan st., Pablo to East 19th st bet. Post and Geary; satisfaction guaranteed. | Thought. _Hemry Harrison Brown. SPECIAL BARGAIN—Furnished cottage, b5 | fealth: How Restored and How -Eve near_Telegraph rooms and bath, on 25th st AS for $25 month; rented By Oakland “fenth st., $2500—COTTAGE, 5 rooms and bath: ail in all modern conveniences ocal traln station. GEO. 968 Broadway. Oakland. owner, THE ALDEN | to-night at & I O. O. F. bldg., announcements. “THE Subjective Mind,” free lecture, illus. trated by each face, 8 this eve., at Van Au- ken Oxygen Institute, 904 Van Ness ave. SW new-thought method of obtaining health and wealth without effort, 8 p.m., free. 1. O. O. F. bldg., Seventh and Market. CHEAPEST and best in America—The Weekly Call, 16 pages, sment to any address in the Tinited States or Canada one year for $1. $2800 FREE Thought Ass'n. 161 City Hall ave.—2 p. m.: strangers welcome; Enlightenment—Paine or Preachers?"” OAKLAND HOUSES TO LET. AND STORAGE CO., general ave the best vmnilmus‘ in the covered va uged). DON'T \U‘TAKL THE NUMB! 1016 Broadw: Oakland; phone Maln 907. OAKLAND ;l‘RNlSHED HOUSES. | WALSWORTH. flowers, lawn, lease e e et e OAKLAND FIR 'ITlRE FOR QALE TO-MORROW the day for bargains in furniture. H. Schelihaas, 11th st., cor. store, Oakland. —— San Francisco Advert’s’ents CHURCH SERVICES. ‘hurch, California st., Rev. David J. Evans, rector. 410—$40; 6 rooms, modern; location, all nice; snap; corner of Stock- Celebra- of holy communion, 8 = m.; services, 11 o'clock, um (Klein); Jubllate ifi C Baim: Hear. O my People” (Stevenson) ral service at 7:45 p. m. Addresses will be given by Rev, Charles Gardner and Rev. Ernest Bradley. Service in B (Max Bruch). Organist and choirmaster, Willlam H. Holt. TRINITY Charc! Bush and Gough sts.—Rev. Fredrick W, Clampett, D. D., rector. Holy communion, 7:30 a. m. Sunday school, 9:30 m. Morning prayer and sermon, vering prayer and sermon, 8 o'clock. The rector will preach at both services, You are Jly invited. VARY Presbyterian Church, cor. Jackson Filimore ets.: Rev. John Hemphill, Dl) pastor—Morning ‘service at 11_o'clock: mon topic, “*Agrippa Wholly lnpvrflxnd!d § the pastor will preach. In the evening at 7:30 o'clock ' the Rev. Kajinosuki Ibuka, long | 11 oclock. | | | | | | | | D. D., president of Melii Gakuin, Tokio, will » preach. Sabbath school at 9:30 a. m. Chris- | tian Endeavor meeting at p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. All are cord! invited. ally FIRST Presbyterian Church. Van Ness ave. Kajinosuke Ikuba, D.D., presi- will preach in in the evening school, 9:45 a. m. Christian Endeavor, . m.; Wednesday, 8 p. m., midweek All are cordially invited. 15 service, VANDERCOO¥ BROADWA UNITARIAN Church (First), SW. corner Geary and Franklin sts.—Rev. Bradford Leavitt, minister. Junior church and Sunday-school @re at 10 o'clock, C. A. Murdock superin- tendent. Sunday service is at 11 o'clock. There is no_evening service, Rev. Jobn H. Lathrop of Berkeley will preach. Music Ly quartet, under direction of H. Bretherick, organist. All are cordially invited and_ Sacramento _st.—Rev. Willlam Kirk , pastor. Bervices at 11 a, m. and | m. The distinguished Japanese | MISS FRANCES VEDANTA Society. Hindu Temple—To-night at 8, “Bondago of Man'; free. Corner Web- ster and Filbert sts. “SCIENCE of Being” lecture by Sarah J. Watkins, 1120 Sutter. Subject, *‘Oppor- tunity. E,_ SPEYER'S lecture post- poned till Jan, 25, 8 p. m., Golden Gate Hall MEETING NOTICES. SIOR Lodge No. 166, F. M.—The officers will assemble at the temple THIS DAY (SUNDAY) at 12 then go by 12:80 boat (broad gaugs) to 1142 Adeline st., Oakland, to at- tend the funeral services of our late brother, WILLIAM WRAY WADE. H. J. OWEN, Secretary. IVY Chapter No. 27, O. E. S.—Officers. end members are hereby notified to attend the funeral of our late sister, MARY McLAUGHLIN, s DAY (SUNDAY), Jan. 21, in the parlors of W. Gray & Co., 614 Van Ness ave., at 1:30 o'clock. - By order of the Worthy Matron. EVA D. SALSBURY, Secretary. COURT Wierysdale 7803, A. O. F.— Officers and members are requested to attend the funeral of our late brother, THOMAS HIGHLAND. For particulars see funeral notice. G. H. PARKER, Chief Ranger. GOTT, Financial Secretary. and A. w. GOLDEN GATE Camp No. 64 — Officers and mem- bers are respectfully re- quested to attend the funeral of our late neigh- bor, J. F. CARSON, from the undertaking parlors of McGinn Bros., McAllister at., SUNDAY, January 21, 0 A ¥ PHREANER, Consul Commander. J. WISNOM, Clerk, CLAN Fraser No. 78, O. 8, C., will celebrate the one hundred and forty-seventh anniversary of the birth of ROBERT BURNS by grand concert and dance in 4 L. 22¢ at by well-known artists. Black will deliver an address Highland dancee in costume. sale from members; also at J. W. Twenty-second and Valencia sts. on Burns. Tickets for King's, Concert. at §:15; dancing at 10. Admission, 25c; re- | served seats, 50c. COMMITTEE. “FOR Auld Lang Syne.—St. An- drew's Soclety will celebrate the 147th anniversary of the birth of Robert Burns on FRIDAY EVEN. ING, Jan. 26, at Scottish Hall, st. Mackenzie Gordon, 107 the celebrated Scot- tish temor; Mrs. Daisy Keane Gillogley and Larkin Frank Fowden will sing. Tickets—Aduits, 50c; bairns, 25c. Concert at 8:15. Dancing at 10, Tickets to bs had from J. M. Duncan, 1136 Mission st.; Hanson & Eirick, Third and Market sts., and Jobn Reld & Som, 78 Geary st. UNITARIAN Church (Second), corner Twen- tieth and Capp sts. (take Mission, Valencla or Howard street car).. C. Calvert Smoot v choice business blocks ng good ¥ interest, for sale so e v desirable water front and | minister; residence, 3470 Twentieth st r rties. Only principals neea ap- | Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Morning ser- vice at. 11 ur‘ark subject of sermon, ‘“The Vedas of the Hindus”; this is the third in & eeries of sermons on the World's Bibles. Evening service, 7:45: subject of sermon, “The Young Man in Society'’; this is the third in & series of sermons to YOUDg Men. Choir under the direction of Mrs. : Franck. All cordially invited. CENTRAL Methodist Episcopal Church, Mis- wion st., between Sixth and Seventh.—The assistant pastor, Rev, R. J, Cralg, | preach at the morning service; the pastor, with | Rev. George W. White, will preach in the close | evening. Sunday-school at 12:45, Rolla V. | Watt, superintendent; young people’s meet ings at 6:15. Everybody invited to all the eervices. $300 DOWN | ge of 4 rooms, work all done; local; balance of instaliments; STOCKHOLDERS' meeting (lnnnn —To the etockholders of the Oceanic Steamship Com- pany: Pleass take notice (00 the snoral meeting of the stockholders of the Oceanlo Steamship Company will be held at the prin- cipal office of the company (. e., 827 Mar- ket st., room 4, second floor), in the City and County of San Francisco, State of Cali- fornia, on Monday, the 22d day of January, A D. 1908, at 11 o'clock a. m., for the pur- poee of electing dlrectors for the sgsulng year and for the transaction of such other bueiness as may properly come before the meeting. The stock transfer books of the company will be closed ten (10) days OmEAa any of mesting. By Ordet of the board of directors. H. W. THOMAS, Secre- tary Oceanic Steamship Company, 827 Mar- ket st., Ban Francisco, Ql gan Jrancisco, January 7, 1908. PLYMOUTH Congregational Church, Post st., between Buchanan and Webster—Rev. I Meserve, D.D., pastor. Morning worship at 11, preceded by Sunday-school at 9:30 a. m. Christian Endeavor meeting at 6:45 p. m. Monthly musical service, with short sermon on *‘Mount Olivet,” at 7:45 p. m. | sold in 10 days. beauti- ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. ADVICE free; private, confidential; business legally and promptly attach- ments, collections, pmbulu mechanics' liens, tenants_ejected, ' bankrupicy, deeds, mi gages, homesteads, partnership papers, con- tracts, wills, etc. drawn. Attorney, 632 Mar- ket, room 2§; opén evenings, 7:30 to 8:30, e Heights, together with | be sold as part of the the property; a prop- | an up-to-date home in oney! e “districts; close to & local electric lnes: owner occupies n an be seen by appoint- FIRST Congregational Church, corner Post and Mason sts—Rev. George C. Adami D.D., pastor, will preach at both services. At 11 a. m., topic, “The Light of the World. At 7:45 p. m., tople, * anhlu Iniquitiee. All are cordially {avited DIVORCE; costs, $12; quick, quiet; ddvice free; no fee In advan e unless success: P15 open evngs; wills, deeds, leases, Dille o cale and articles of co-partnership; corpora- tlons organized; bankruptcy, collections; pro- bating of estates. 927 Market st., r. 301, n regarding this prop- | EERD Congregational Church, Fifteenth and telephone. | “Mission_sts.—Dr. Layson wiil preach at 11 i HOLCOME, 2. m. Sacred concert at 7:30 p. m.; W. C. o ave., Oakland, Cal Siadtfeld, conductor. B o t—Athol-ave. frontage, near ‘Baptist Church, 820 Eddy st.—Rev. C. ¢ ot Oaldand Traction Co.: | ® i Dupam, Covenaht Baptist Church, San cottages in this netghbor- mncgm, Wwill preach at 11 a. m. and 7:30 fine new modern home of convenlence on Newton ation and mear car lines; | gery ¥ | free. deavor socjeties meet €:30 usical director all services: e e v, T Eanls All welcome, "DONALD & CO., _—————Tfi ROADWAY. CHRISTIAN Sclence services—] Chureh o = Chriet, Scientist, cor. PM and Taylor sts house; 2 blocks to new strictly modern; 3 comts e, of lesson sermon, 5 delicately tinted: floors . 114 m. Wednesday even! gas_and electricity in | g lumbing; fine yard; flow- | ’""u‘:;"mcml cm'mn‘n Y. M. C. A. & meeting for 1y sun al lce T the ‘men onl Owner, 1403 Chest. Avlll Qb( Nld 'Jlll G'I‘I}') afternoon .u!“: Services, 11 a. m. oom ery open re; terraced la 10 minutes’ walk borhiood; & enap: $3500 eld nut; phone Oekland 3160, o'clock. joquent ‘woman, r Haille Q. Brown, will apeak ton_ chiracter R BALB-New, frst-class modern cottags: | puilding, some negro melodies. [ ot 40x! et 969 Bith st.; b All men Imtud oo want_of Key Tooute Shuens: T D08 | e R i ’M ( pection Bunday afternoon and Monday; if | BUDDHIST Mission, 807 Polk st—Every Sun. is Goes mot sult you I will purchase ot | day, 11 8. m., service and sermon. and furnish plans and build on terms to | il wesk on “The Highest suit; 0 Oskisnd or Alameda. " All are cordiaily Invited. 2 R. W. KING, Attorney-at-Law, Exam. bldg., ‘6th ‘floor, entrance room 611; established 20 years; all courts, general mru practice; no fee in advance or £ o' dulul co 4 tlon; evenings by appointment. Tel. Red n;;: ADVICE free; legal divorce costs §12; cases handled; no fee in llvuee‘.‘ w::‘:"s‘:: urday evenings; by IPthll- ment; call and save 83, CREDITORS of R. Brent muh-u. m wish learn of ivantage, to address blx 2843, C‘Il office, are requested without delay. RDYICE free Columbian Tay an ol Ke- T 85 916 Market, Ml Emporium; Tmatters and collectionss ‘old eetapisahed. ML RTAN, AttyatLaw, okt BYAN, AttyatLaw, 1148 Market, opp. Who Gave Most | AUTOMOBILE wanted to carry 4 persons. Ad- dress box 093, Call office. WANTED—To buy first-class auto car. dress box 2004, Call office. CHANCES. Ad- BUSINESS 05 A Sk odnbne A_$650. BAKERY only store trade estab- ut/ nfi, lished; 10 years doily recelpts abo 42; lease if wanted, R. G. W! earny &t. CORNER arocery and bar; me 18- rent 2635 A—$2060; cation 'in the Mission; a bargain. WILKE, 261 Kearny st. A—$3000; SALOON; close to Emporium; good business; fine fixtures. R. G. WILKE, 26% Kearny &t. A—$650; BOARDING house of 17 room: storergom, kitchen and dining room; | choicest location on water front; also room to open salocn. Call R. G. WILKE, 20% Kearny st. A—$2850; CORNER transfer salool streets Western Addition; rent splendid offer. Kearny st. A_$80C; LODGING HOUSE nished rooms: Call R. G, 18 nicel, Third and i bachelor, 26% close owner, . W, to l.‘n st A—$300; BRANCH bakery and: delicatessen store; rent §18; 4 living rooms; good paying Dinimess: Wesiern Adaition. . Call Ry’ O WILKE, 26% Kearny st. A—$§2100; THE best located delicatessen and fancy grocery in the Western Addition; place doing a first-class paying business; Stock of choicest and fresh fancy. grocerics. Call R. G. WILKE, 26% Kearny st, A;‘;?mr \‘BAKEI‘(Y corner In the Mission; aking' 3 barrels ‘per day; hoi wagon! rent $37; place established Jears waa Khown 10 be doinz a_good business. See R. G. VILK 44 Kearny st. SALOON cn Fourth s t $55; is a good paying buulnou and Al location; value In sight; investigate as it is a bargain. R. G. WILKE, 26} Kearny st. C. H. DALLMAN, BUSINESS EXCHANGE. REAL ESTATE! INSURAN 234 Bixth st Phone Folsom Si36. —— $1500—PLUMBING, gasfitting, stoves, ranges; clears $250. = $850—Restaurant, oyster house, 1 blk from Mkt $600—Cigar stand on Market st.; a snap. $550—Branch bakery and coffee parior, $150—Cigar stand; worth $500; see quick. $50—Cigar stand; 2 blks from Mkt unl Third. Lodging-houses, groceries, “saloons. BALLMANS, 220 Sixih st. COAL oll and gasoline business; horses and wagons: large routes: cheap rent; clears $150 | per month; offer wanted; must seil. Grocery, ¢gg_and poultry business: doin | @ business of $30 to $40 per day; rent $15, with living rooms; owner golng away and must gell; price, $600. MITCHENER & | BARTON, Broadway, Oakland. A—$1650; lease; thi; DAY; JANUARY 21, 1906. BUSINESS CHANCES—Continued. _ le'ml.’l'! COMPANY “FREE us'rs—umlm AND BEST! —_— mmmcrumna MERCAN’ ALL OUR SPECXALTIEE' DELICATESSENS ——— AUHAN’IS SALOONS NE YOU WANT YOUR CAPIT. L FITTED FROM OUR LISTS. PACIFIC R TY COMPANY, 419420 Grant Bldg—Phone South 1070. Seventh and Market sts. ———— G R $350—PARTNER wnted in fine business; of- fice wan preferred: can easily clear §75 per ‘week; this is a chance for right party. Apply STANDARD INVESTMENT CO., 181 Mm(‘ $1650—GROCERY and bar; half cas] $27 50; 3 living rooms: 3 barrels whllky STANDARD CO., 131 Montgomery st. .!UO-RBTAURANT' parlner wanted; fine lo- cation; no rent: chance fur cook. STANDARD CO., m Montgomery s $200 BUY; good fruit udmnon.nntlm good locality, Standard Co., 131 Montg. st. op_house; north of Mar- Ket; clnn} #dmm Stand. Co., 131 Montg. BUY MOUNTAIN MONARCH. DON'T DELAY. I HAVE secured a small block of Mountain Monarch Gold Mining stock to sell for build- ing the reduction plant; price one dollar per ehare (pl'lhmd stock); development maney raised; write me for particulars. THOMA! GIL'BE!\T broker, Unfon Savings Bl‘nk Bldg., Oakland, Cal. 1 HAVE the best money maker on earth; can put same on market for small amount; will pay from start: I have no money; will sell or trade Interest for cash and real estate, or personal property; will take diamonds, Jewelry; good medical battery for doctor's office; fine desk or good smali printing out- fit. Box 1867, Call. 5 A PARTNER wanted In an up-to-date, prosperous and growing legitimate business: the right party can earn from $250 to $300 per month; no previous experlence required; only a little cash necessary. For full de- tailed information see BALDWIN REALTY CO.. 906 Market st. WHOLESALE house rated $300,000, owning cofféa mils, desires responsible man to man- age branch; salary up to $200 monthly and commissions; unquestionable references; also investment of $1000 upward required. Man- ager, 18 River st., Chicago. HARDWARE stocks to exchange for real es— tate anywhere in the United States, or any good stocks or bonds: what have you to offer? Ohio Merchandise Co., Desk A, To- o ledo, Ohio. in mining, industrial or only first-class propost- tions; give full particuiars. Bankers, P. O. box 1463, New York City. START mall order business; we furnish all necessary; only few dollars needed; new plan, success certain; investigate free. MILBURN HICKS, 358 Dearborn st., Chicago. S476_SMALL, but good-paylng dry goods and notlons store, Berkeley; good reasons for selling; lady can manage it. Particulars OLIVER REALTY CO., 1105 Jas. Flood bidg. FOR SALE—$150 will buy an Interest in newly patented labor-saving invention which prom- jt ‘e-unte. G. F. BULER, $300—PARTNER wanted in iltht business; must be satisfied with §18 to $35 week; serv- ices of a steady man required. Particulars at 759 Market st., room 11. BARGAIN—Undertaking business in a pros- Derous town for sale on account of owner’s departure. For particulars address box 1576, Call office. WANT to contract with party or parties to cart and dispose of manure. Address or call Pioneer, 1555 Mission st. FOR SALE—Restaurant, near power house; rent §12 50: good bargain; price $275. Call room 311, James Flood building, | X HALF interest for sale in an established cloak manufacturing business in this clty; big profits; a splendid opportunity; sale must be made_quick because of partnership disso- lution. Box 1852, Call office. FOR sale—Outside town in California, a gen- eral merchandise store With furnished house adjacent; rent low. Full particulars at box 4098, Cail office FOR sale—In nearby town, cigar stand, with billiard parlor attached; good paying and double in summer. Full particulars at box 3004, Call office, S OTI L i Lo AN $700 TO $1000 and services will net you $60 to $100 per month; business establish eq lum- mate; profitable, with wide fleld. box 6257, Call office, Oakland. CIGAR store on prominent downtown cormer, with eardroom attached; fixtures new and up-to-date; long and favorable lease. 410 Market st. PARTNER waidted with $100 to place one of | the best patents on the market that ever was invented; good thing, Address box 1. CIGAR store for sale; good lease, fixtures, | clean stock, register and machines; good lo- | _cation; $850. Address box 4002, Call office. | FOR sale—In wholesale district, a restaurant with capacity of 82; good steady trade: price $625. Box 3008, Call office | GLD-ESTABLISHED loan office; nneu loo;- tion in elty; account of retiri Call office, south of Market; $1750; other busi- ness. Box 1861, Call office. NEWSPAPER route in nearby town for San Francisco dallles for sale; good profits. Ad- dress box 1086, Call office, LEADING commercial journal, weekly, old es- tablished, good patronage, for sale on reason. able terms. Box €255, Call office. FOR sale—In Western Addition, a dellcates- Fen store; good location. Address box S308, Call office, CIGAR stand for sale; good lease and fi stock invoice. J. H. WALLACE, some st. | A FINELY located, small grocery, with 3 nice living rooms: cheap rent; reasonable price, Apply at Call office. FOR sale—Oyster and chophouse: good trage. 12 Hayes, near Market; 2 years' lease. NOTION store for sale cheap; good reasons for selling. Address box 4408, Call officg. gry store for sale; will lhnd Invm\mlou Address hox 1814, Call of o MISSION grocery and bar for sale; four-year lease. Address box 4!00. Call office. GOOD paying restaurant for sale in suburb of Onkland. Address box 2602, Call office. WANTED—To buy _restaurant. Box 2807, Call office. . { CANDY, lce cream and notlon store for sale near San Francisco. Address box 1728, Call. SALOON, for sale near Market st. Particulars at box 1815, Call office. DRUG store; $400; good location for floc(m', of- fice u'uolnlu ‘Box 1874, Call office. PATENTS obtained; low price, or money turned. SEIPLE & RIVES, Jas. M bldt 10 buy & saloon ligense; call or ad- w&‘rsuungs Turk st.; inquire in Rex Cafe. TIRST-CLABE coffee parlor cheap. 528 O'Far- rell st. R sale—A 3-year lease on store; suitable for B?\mch countcryrm! Sl'r lo r monlh in cen- ures; San- ter of busini Mz- RICHARD KRA 11 8. lecond ot. Jose, Cal. PHYSICIAN can_secure an exclusive Srartice in mining town; supplies, flrn, ar ‘and few household g§oods; expenses low. 1881, Call office. HAT gtors for sale; weu—unblm rotall hat iness. lease, locality. b:: to m'.'éfli uwln'r u‘fi um unnnJ __health, Address box g .3.‘:21%“:.., o manufacturing bus! 3 TAtehee ongpaly. eto. Address tor partiou: lars, box 3308, Cail office. BLUE book on patents list "Whli to In- vent,” free to_ an; g‘u‘- returned. its becured or fee 'hmmc & co., 978 F st., Wi Ilhhl(mr C. w;m'rm—!lufiw ‘WANTED—Bullding lots in city or suburbs in exchange for a good rooming-house. 8. & R., 1011 Jas. Flood bldg. NEWSPAPER route for sale in Oakland: a g00d Call route fn Oakland for eale. Apply at Call business office for particulars. A _FIRST-CLASS outside route on The Call; ‘Western _Addition. Al LOCATION for first-class barber shop. Box 1921, Call office. $50 CAPITAL wins ,EZ dally; ffllluvn proof. BLA : IR, 9835 Market st., room RESTAURANT for sale. 135 Fast st. GOOD Call route for sale. office. Apply at Call LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE. COAST BUSINESS “ASSOCIATION, 80653 $ MARKET ST. Reliable agents. We guarantee all titles. Been In business 9 years and here to stay. l! rooms, $40 rent, sunny corner, 38 rooms on Sutter, with dining-room, $1200. 24 rooms, $45 rent, clears $100, 14 rooms, rent, sunny yard, $550, 39 rooms, north Market, clears $200, $2800. 14 rooms, clears $80, north Market, $850. 20 rooms, 335 rent, full of roomers. §00. 18 rooms, $40 rent, clears $70, 34 rooms, $100 rent, clears §120, 10 rooms, rent, big snap, rooms, sunny cormer, long mu, 1300. 28 rooms, $100 rent, nortl 24 rooms, near Market, ckm um $750. ‘We have a large list of bargains of all kinds not adyertized here. A—FISHER & CO., Phone Main 8954. Room 438, James Flood buflding. Furnished rooming-houses, hotels and flats. REAL bargain; well furn. 15-r. house; sun- ny side; Al location; $300 cash, bal. $400, $15 monthly. S] & CO., Jas. Flood bldg. MARION GRIFFIN, 970 Market st., room 801, eighth floor. ROOMING-HOUSES and REAL ESTATE FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE. FREE LIST. 49-ROOM house; all occupled; 8 minutes’ walik A from Emporium; furniture cost §6000; rent sacrifice for $3500 one B & lease; Wil week only; going East next s:.turdly. R., 1011 James Flood buildi FOR sale—New 6-room hnun and bath; ern improvements; price reasonable terms to suit; house open all day. 615 ave., near B st. FOR sale—Rooming-house of 17 rooms; neatly furnished; full of steady roomers and rent reasonable; owner leaving city. Apply 162 Fourth st.; no agent. G-BOUBE for sale; 20 roloml c. m r!nt’"%ox 1006, Call. UUT 0( onlnd for nle——l\n-mom house near Fe &l omtmd n. Address box wmd'flmhmnoflflrwm!fwule; all outside rooms; light and sunny. Apply for particulars to box 1615, Call office. VAN NESS-AVE, rooming-house, 16 rooms: must leave city and will sell at a bunin Address immediately box 2907, Call office. LODGING-HOUSE wanted; about 20 pm cash, balance umenu Box 8114, cal. alws good in- 'ASH buys Toomers; pnfl income; prlco M mv. Harrison st. OOMING-HOUSE of 18 rooms for sale: all rented. Apply 1128 Howard 1-! N hm- nk'l! turnished; rent -1 51 S oW ot GO e FOR mlerA map; 14 rooms, all full; cheap % Mission A ml news for § e:m-—'rg-'wuuy Call, éb& Hotels and Lodging-Houses—For Sale. | TMENTS. chance to secure a 45- 1001 w of 2 and rooms each, lo- fl mlfil‘lb{(fi l.‘il.ollmf ants, *This .vlmhl er alty Cm, 1108 Junu building. §—520_ROOMING-HOUSE, 18 rooms, ail oo- cupled; close in; to sell on .n- et Tames Fiood Buridini. s Vi i !m'“m snd boarding of nny % cely furnished; ,“"mg Phone . APARTMENT % good here; 39 room : all occupled by PROF NIBLO. ALWAYS CONSULT THE BEST ASTRAL DEAD 'l‘mcl IRVOYANT. MY £5 CDIPLI'I‘E LIFE READINGS, $1. | W FEE—S$1. 4114 ELus ST.. NEAR JONES. NO CHARGE IF NOT. ISFIED WHEN READING 1S ovm—t TO BE JUDGE. I DO HEREBY SOLMENLY AGREE AND GUARANTEE to make no charge if I fail to call you by name in full, names of your friends, enemies or rivals. [ promise to Kell whether your husband, wife or swee true or. false; tell you how to win the ML of the one you most desire, even though miles away: how to succeed in business, speculation, Tawsuits; how (o marry the one of your cholce: how to regain youth, health ard vitality. Removes evil influences, cures drink habit, locates treasures, cures all ner- vous How can I have good luck? How can I succeed in How can [ make my home happy? How can I conquer my enemies? How can [I marry the one I choose? How can I marry well? How can I conquer my rival? How can I'make any one love me? How can I get a good position? How can I remove bad mmun:n? How can 1 control any How make distant ones thiak of me? How L Bl 1wy Rsbea'e’ Pes ? 1 keep 'my wife's love! HOURS 10 0 S, DAILY AND SUNDAY. 411A° ELLIS ST., NEAR JONES. Permanently Located in His Own Home. PROFESSOR NIBLO. AMISS M. WILLE, 310 Fllis st. Clafryoyant, cryml seer, can be consulted on all affalrs of life; Wille guarantees an honeet, reliable, satisfactory reading; reveals the mxt: wives correct of your fu- ture: " advise: aftairs. whethe; gives tl secret SRR the 06 you Loe:. ke ng, g 10-8 p. m.: rencn Gemn‘ English spoken. CLAIRVOYANT ADYISHR' TEACHER OF OCCULTISM. Seven years of reliable, accurate advice to the hundreds who have- consuited him has proven his sterling worth. The Heath, 312 Eddy st. Readinzs by mall, $2; hours, 10 to §. 1SM. THe EG!P‘H%I‘ wvo!m AND Permanently located at 04 rooms 9 and 10, cor. Turk (Vlndaml) pr vate readings datly, 10 a. m. to 5 p. m.; 3 questions ansWered, $1; full life, $5. WONDERFUL. TRIAL READING, The only dead trance medium in the world. His startiing revelations the wonder of all. Past, present, future told correctly. Send own writing, with birth date, dime, envelope. Prof. GEORGE HALL, St. Louls, Mo., Drawer 1343. Miss ZEMDAR, Jouns, gifted clair. and palm., second sighf Wwonderful prophetess; L. m: S 655 Fillmore, near’ MoATlister. MME. KRONENBERG, clairvoyant, card read- er, palmist; when olhtrs fail try me: good reading 25c: no sign, 1023 6th, nr. Mission. G M Do Jien. ICRE PO T e MISS MELBOURNE, clairvoyant, crystal seer- ese and psychometrist; collvindu proofs; startling revelations; read. 1228 Market. MME. MARSEAU, card reader—L.. 25¢; G., 50c. 545 Minna st,; tel. Folsom 3597. SEND date of birth and 2 stamps for a pen | plcture of your life. H. HILL, 120 Sutter st. MISS FREDRICH, clairvoyant card reader; ladles 25c, gentlémen 50c. 235 Larkin st. MRS. SHAFFER, permanently located at 558 Stevenson st.; hours 9 to 9; open ——————————— SPIRITUALISM. GRAND mass convention under auspices Cali- fornia State Spiritualists Assoclation will be held at Loring Hall, Eleventh and Clay sts., Oakiand, January 26-27-28. A—SEANCE to-night, 8 nchx:k readings daily, LELA, 828A Ellis st. A—MRS. J. J. WHITNEY, bus. medium and life reader, 1206 Market, r. 10, Galt House. JOHNNIE JOHNSTON. St. Louls, trumpet se- ance Sunday eve., 1206 Market st., rs. 102-3. MRS. B. J. WILLIAMS, spiritual adviser: none better In city. 110 Sixth st., room 8. AMME. LUCRETIA—Clrcles every eveniug. 10c. 148 Sixth st., room 1; hours 10 to B MRS_CRINDLE, m-tefi.uzlnx seance Sunday ng. tests to all; nder," PROF. DELEUZE, hypnotist, magnet tal, nervous, chronic diseases. 317 Ellls si 9 to 12, 2 to 6. BOOKKEEPING. LET us keep you boon othing nothing too small; we imake & -oechhy of keeping small sets of books. THE FAxDN-.vAuu AUDIT CO. Tel. South 920. 511-12-13 Callaghan’ bldg. CURE FOR RUPTURE. NO high-priced, painless (?) treatments to cure Rupture; simply we . Plerce’s Truss, ‘ml it 'lll flo the rk! Sold 30 1 -or address years; ILECT‘RI(‘ TR(‘SB CO . 206 Kearny st. CARPET-BEATING AND CLEANING. A e COMPRESSED Alr and Vacuum Process used for cleaning carpets on floor without remov- al; carpets and rugs also cleaned by com- pressed air at ‘shov: prices moderate. 8. F. Compresed Air Cleaning Company, 308 Mar- ket st.; phone Main 152 and Bush 479. WHEN you become disgusted with your work, nend for SPAULDING'S meargt Beat- ‘Works, 863-357 Tehama st. Tel. South 40, 1800 le- ing WESTER‘I Carpet Clunln‘ Worh rison at.; Al cleaning, 3c. Phone Mission CALIFORNIA Cuwt me-nlnc Co., J. )uqunn vroprietor. 329 Gues i tel. Mission 49. ADVANCE Carpet Cleaning L\: 402 Sutter st.; tel. Main 394, M & CO.. P:og- MITCHELL'S, 240 Fourteenth st —First-c! carpet cleaning, 3¢ yard. Tel. Mission o RUDOLPH & CO., carpet beating works; prices reasonable, 1703 Harrison st.; tel. lfl-nnfl — LAUNDRIES. JAPANESE laundry and dry clelnl.l‘ ‘work. 2122 Fillmore st.: tel. Geary 2003. CHIROPODISTS. EDUCATIONAL—Continued. e in Ame: Send for catalogue. Native Sons’ bullding. LPKANO lessons given at home by competent, cxperienced tencher: special attention o he- ginners; terms reasomable. 294 San Carios ave, | HEALD'S BUSINESS COLLE | Established 1863; largest in the Wi enroliment 1000; send for cireular; day & eve: ALWAYS a demand for our xraduates: they are’ trained by practical business men. San Franciaco Bus - College: 133 Misston st. DANCING, both aduit and chiidren's olasses. gosn. st Hinman's School of Dancinar. 1412 Fok st ne: Caitfornia; phono. Bast S136 nnws&muxmu 24 Post . S5 civil mining. slectrionl steam mGl‘NEBmVG—Ci lec., m@ gl‘- 'u'd:'. 3 lflt eyanide; eve. der Nattlen Senool: 113 Furton, ar. City Hall mrm—nmymhc mm mandolin ocal wc at m.lpll.‘ homes; e!Dtn ‘eacher. 1908, Call office. "PRIVATE lessons in _telegraphy by an Olpu‘i enceq lelch‘r rapid success assured. Bo( VIOLIN nmruenh . counterpoint. Sutter st. SPANISH, French, etc. Prof.De Filippe’ sAcademy of languages,1018 Post est. T3t anient profs. IRVING Institute, school for .i.rh. 2126 Cal. Easter term begins Monday, Jan. §, 1908, A speclal class preparal to teachers’ exam- inations or State mor. scl 333 Phelan bidg. KENT Law School; day and ll‘ht. send for particulars. 536 Parrott building. to_pertection: H. STAHL, 113 H VOICE culture ht and first lesson without charge at 1001 eAm-(-r st. WANTED—Private lessons in English by gen- tleman. Box 1908, Call office. SCHOOL OF ILLUSTRATION—I and PARTINGTON'S. 424 Pine st —Night mmxmfl' OFFICES. OLDIST lm Jl 13 panese-Chinese best hllp promptly. I.AKAL!E successor Geo. Aokl removed to 329 Mason from 421 Post; tel. East 559. AN up-to-date Japanese-Chinese Turnishes reliable help < ¥, nnd- pn- H. KOIDA. 405 Post st. STAR Employment Otfice—Raliable lu.— i and_Chinese help care. W. KADOTA, 400 Pv'-ll st.; tel, m 1751 A—JAPANESE and Cbinese help. “ YOSHY, 415 Stockton st.: tel. Bush 859. JAPANESE & Chinese help supplied; reliable. B. K. SUGUIRA, 408 Post: phone Main 3801. Finest Jnunm help: housecleaning specialty. 343 Mason st.; tel Dast 4973 Ea old estab. (1850) Chinese emp. office: C. | T CHONG'S, removea to 518 Pine; tel.Grant 156 H. W. HONG, um Clay st.: Chinese emplay- ment office: best help. Tel East 426 CHINESE and Japanese klp‘ ut-n 20 years. Tel. Main 1997. BRADLEY & . 840 Clay. JAPANESE, Chinese h’lx of all khfi ed; house-cleaning. 708 Taylor: James RELIABLE Japanese-Chinese Employment Of- fice; all kinds help. 3.. Stockton. Matn 5188 EMPLOYMENT WANTED—FEMALE. BEST cooks, best domestics of all kinds; and we take the best of pains to il your ord-r- when left with J. F. CROSEIT & CO., 834 Sacramento st. A MIDDLE-AGED reflnement wants \ person of experience and vesition to help lady in housekeeping, or take charge of _invalid adult or ehild, or care for and teach child; Address W., 2 lofld re(ennm. telephone West S33. RESPECTABLE young woman wants few steady places by the day: ls . laan- dress and house clean: cards answered. 2517 Lemb-m st., Devisadero. EXPERIENCED stenographer, h.vl: puhllc hllh school and business college Tmanent position at stenograj tfl(-o 'ork Address MISS A. corner a o or t!ll"'ll M., 720 Twi DRESSMTKER, ladles’ tallors; jacket, coat, Bton suits made to order; fit h-d. matifaction given; first-clase ments per day. MISS BARSS, 1259 o' Farrell st.: phane West 340. EXPERIENCED infant's nurse wants position; take full charge of bottle-fed baby; thor— oughly competent and reliable; best city ret- erences. Box 1986, Call office. A REFINED woman with little boy desires housework or housekeeping position In eity or country. Address A: ln.d Chnmb-. 628 Montgomery st.; telep) A YOUNG woman wishes position to do [ eral housework; small wash; adults; best of references; would go to San :nm ‘Twenty-third st. SWEDISH woman wants a place as housekeep- er or cooking on a ranch; city or country. Call at 1482 Lick ave., Frultvale, or P. O. box 184, REFINED lady desires en; at ladjes’ residences; manicuring. ing, face massage. Telephone ev{iings East 3088 or box 1972, Call office. DI RESSMAKER, engagemen day. fit; dresses altered; stout xuflu a mcm:y work taken home. 919 Howard st., near Fifth. AN experienced infant's nurse, understands feeding and care thoroughly, wants position: has city references. 703 Bush st., hy letter. WANTI:D—A position as housekeeper in room- se or small family of aduits by mid- dlo—und Catholic lady. 1113 Golden Gate. A LADY wishes working housekeeper’s posi- tion; thoroughly reliable: no cards. Call wntil DRS. JONES AND YOUNG, SURGEON CHIROPODISTS. Electric snd massage; treat feet $1. at your niflencq or ‘llfl Stvchma Tel. Montg'y. 2174 e e e e e COLLECTION OFFICES. Cjected for $4; collections made: city or co . Pacific Collection Co., 41§ Montgomery st.. r~-—~ 9-10. Tel. Maln 5580. PAINLESS DENTAL COMPANY. Tect, paunless dentistry at lowest prices: Fant et ot teath, §2. ailver Altngs, 3e; sald ; gold crowns, lfl bfldn work, $8. 1104 Market st corner Turk. A NEW plate—The Whalebone—Cannot break; ‘warranted 20 yrs.; H plates, §5;° ‘warranted. DR, LUDLUM HILL, 1443 Market, No charge for extracting wl made; old plates made over like new; teeth from $8 per met; extracting 50c; gas 'WEST prices in S. less extraction, e Raw York Dentistg: 900 Misston, cor. oib: GOLD 78¢; silver, 35¢; crowns, $2: pain; op. Dr.A.C.Hewitt, 1013 Grant av DRESSMAKERS AND SEAMSTRESSES AND Y SCHOOL. Oldest and most reliable. - The McDowell system of cutting has no equal; used by lead- houses our cutters hold best paying I\x the only tterns 3 ACCORDION, knife and sunburst pleating; em- ‘broi e ;”buttons and tton holes 3 ming Store, 14-1¢ lor st.; phone Dressmaking and Millinery School n Stewart's & Trim- 4535, GERMAN-AMERICAN girl wants position to do general housework, help cmthm no pos- | _tals. 752 Bryant st.. near refined, educated, with girl 5 years wishes position ss housekeeper. Address A., 227 Clinton st., Napa. COMPETENT woman wants pesition as nurse ‘would to lady, convalescent or nvalld; travel. 1717 Larkin st A GERMAN woman with first-class wants position as housekeeper. Call at Grove st., nflr].‘nnl EXCELLENT cook, g00d housekeeper, wishes position in _"" l-“mny wages $30. Call or address WOMAN wishes cooking and housework for 2 or 8 adults; small wash; $15, car fare. Phone East 9202, murelfl- or m references. EXPERIENCED dren’s work at home CUMMINGS, 2328 Sutter; phone Geary 377. A TEACHER wishes pupils to coach; reasonabie; references Box mu.c-um COMPETENT laundress wishes work by the day, Monday. Tuesday; city references. Box hm-—-.-.o .'4.‘.