The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, February 3, 1906, Page 12

BUSIN close t0 the Emporium; rare chance; death ! ly calls owner to Europe; 1o bette the market for this price. See R. G. oft WILKE, JOK, stationery and cigar stand; e to school; full vaiue in_ sighi t == 101 JOIN Ww. 2 s - pe wilh Con- | Stevehison st Main 1083 8016 Eroa 8685 Pork ‘Clara Avenue. me . WAS " - T Lt 44422 4 A e r Y a Thira, S. F. | business man. rny st RESTAURANT and oyster house Market st.; rent $150; long lease; month- e sbove $3600; disagreement of cause of sale; a rare chance. . G. WIL 2635 Kearny st. ; only store trade estab- year: doily recefpts about $25; case if. wanted, R. G. WILKE, y 8t s00; LODGING-HOUSE; 18 nicely fur- e close to Third and Howard to leave rny st §45; owner, a -bachel R.-G. WILKE; 26% GRANT REALTY CO., 517 Grant bullding, Corner Beventh and Market sta u wish- to sell your business for hange far other business or real estate, We have customers -waliting for sitions. 4 $1560. BERKELEY GROCERY. - $1600. Owner of mest successtul grocery in Berke- lied to give up.business: offers fine ty to man wanting well-paying busi- 1I” satisfy any one Investigating it. 7 Grant bullding. 2 $2500;, OYSTER, lunch and chop house; | ing place. Call R. G. WILKE, 2683 | sat U BE SURPR CLAIRVOYANTS. THE HINDOO WONDER, 215 KEARNY ST., HE WORLD'S GREATEST CLAIRVOYANT. Realizig that the city has been overrun Kearny st. | with pretenders under the gulse of clairvoy- - ancy, palmistry and spiritualistic mediumship, and-that many of the best citizens in this city located on principal business | would be only too glad to visit a good clair- a | vovant medium 1f they were first assured faction, yow try the HINDOO WONDER d you wiil e more than pieased, Thousands of testimoniais of eome of the HALF Interest in ome of thé best|jeading citizens. If -all fall, go to the retiring. partner | Hindoo Wonder. He will soon solve your mys- ery rare chance | tery or charge you nothing. If you are sick he R. G. WILKE. | wil} cure you FREE OF CHARGE. CONSUL- TATION CE. He will always be more than pieased to entertain spiritualists. Remember the number—215 Kearny st. KA~ ALWAYS CONSULT THE BEST. PROF. NIBLO. 411A—FELLIS STREET—411A. MY $5 COMPLETE LIFE READING $L Greatest living astral DEAD-TRANCE CLAIRVOYANT of the age; adviser on busi- ness and all affairs of life; tells your fall name and what you called for, whom you will marry, how to control the one you love, even miles away; reunites the sepa- rated; gives secret powers to control; no long delays in waiting. Z HOURS 10 to 8 DAILY"end SUNDAY. 411A ELLIS ST., near Johes et. Permanestly Located in His Own Home. PROF. NIBLO. A—MISS M. WILLE, 810 Ellis st. Clairvoyant, crystal seer, can be.consulted on all affairs of life: Miss Wille guarantees an honest, reliable, satisfactory reading; reveals the past; gives carrect forecast of your fu- ture: advises you on important ° affairs, whether financial, domestic, love or busines: gives-the secrot how to control, charm, fas: cinate the one ‘you love; reading, $1; hours 10-8 p. m.; French, German, English spoken. ABLISHED, prosperous business in of city; crockery, hardware, household es;. prisent owner . there 15°- years; th's trinl given; price-$2000; will invoice 517 Grant building: - N wants party to join In purchase H-located, modernly fitted up Pay‘.l\g wiil invest equal amount. B17 fing THE VEILED PROPHETESS. MME. PANDORA. Dead-trgnce medium-clairvoyant, Psychlo Beeress. 5. CELEBRATED LIFE READINGS $1. Gives advice on business. love, courtship, marriage and dlvorce, including names, dates, facte and figures. Hours 10 fo 5 daily and Sunday. i » 483-—GEARY ST.—483. : $400," including mmedfate ; south Ma room: of FOR sale—At once at a bargain for.Jess than he cost of fixtures and fittings; one of the best located dressmaking gstablshments and jons .in Saq- Francisco, lo- ient street in retall dry an - established trade; none but persons mean— Box 1814, Cail. and salpon on Third st new fixtu 2 National s cheese cut- 1" cash_trade; femily, ving for country Inquire & Bryant' st business consisting .of ladies’ furnishings, clpaks and eufts derwear. etc.; 50 miles from San rs from- $2 umt of other inter Call in en .iron -business’ to ndispensable to _eves mine; factory. or public vered -procese, 100 p.c.; neisco. an F or and grocery store; {mmense | | CLAIRVOYANT ADVIS ers. ‘517 | 0 to-:$300 per | | MISS WARD, rlairvoyant; card reade - LINCOGLN, TEACHER ‘OF OCCULTISM. Seven years of reliable, accurate ‘advice to the” hundreds who have consulted him has proyén his sterling worth. The Heath, 312 Eddy st. Readings by malil, $2: hours, 10 to 5. 1ISMAR T THE EGYPTIAN CLAIRVOYANT AND PALMIST. Permanently ' located at 1104 Market' st., fooms 9 ‘and 10, cor. Turk (Vendome); pri- vate readings dally, 10 a. m.'to 5 p. m.; 3. questions answered, - §1;- full life, $5. IDAR, ‘ young,gifted,clair.and palm.. wonderful prophetess; L. limore, near McAllister. M bas 50c. G. $1. 103 MME. KRON' palmis reading 25 MISS M past, present, future foretol VBERG, clalrvoyant, card read- - when " others fail try me; good o sign. 102% Oth, nr. Mission. UBOURNE, clafr.; sclentific palmist; d. 1228 Market dates, facts, 1153 Market st.: h lairvoyant, card reader; en 50c. Larkin st. ME. MA cgrd reader; ladies gente 50c. 54p Minna et.; phoiie ¥olsom — EMPLOYMENT OFFICES, OLDEST, largest Japanese-Chinese employment office furnishes best help promptly. GEO. BAKAUYE, successor Geo. Aokl, removed to 829 Mason from 421 Post; tel. East 559, O JAPANESE & Chinese help supplied; rellable; will clean, mend and press one sult weekly {or_overcoat), §1 per month. B. K. SU- UIRA, 408 phone Main 8801. AN up-to-date Japancse-Chinese emp. office; turnishes reliable help of all kinds promptly. H. KOIDA, 405 Post st.; tel. James 501. STAR Employment Office—Reliable Japanese and Chinese help furnished with care. W. KADOTA, 400 Powell st.; tel. Main 1751. A—_JAPANESE and Chinese help. WM. !osu\'flm Stockton et.; tel. Bush 850. Finest Japanese help; housecleanin g _specialty. G. R. Kumabe, ‘Mason st.; tel. East 4078. AN old estab. (180) Chinese emp. office. C. CHONG B vemoved to b18 Pine; tel.Grant 168 H. W. HONG, 1113A Clay st.; Chinese employ- ment office; best help. Tel. Bast 426. CHINESE and Japanese help: estab. 20 years. Tel. Main 1097, BRADLEY & CO.. 640 Clay. —_— JAPANESE, Chinese help of all kinds furnish- ed; housecleaning. ;| 708 Taylor; James 7638 Pt L e micsinin S (sl e AT S RELIABLE Japanese-Chinese Employment Of- fice; all kinds help. 316 Stockton. Maln 5183, EMPLOYMENT WANTED—FEMALE. A SWEDISH waitress; grand references: 2 Swedish housework girls want places at §25; a German infant's nurse; b years references; & neat housework girl wants & place in coun- try. Cal’ up MISS PLUNKETT, Malin 5472, or address 428 Sutter st., near Powell. GERMAN girl would u; situation to take care of child or would do second work; has first-class city references. Call or address. 376 Geary st., or ohone Green 85. RELIABLE competent woman would ltke situ- ation to do cooking or housework; no objec- tion to country. Apply 219 Hayes st., near Van Ness ave. e e THOROUGHLY competent girl would Itke po- sition as working housekeeper or as cook in small family; wages $30. Address or apply 3282 Jackson st. COMPETENT middle-aged lady would like po- \sition in family of adults to assist with housework; no washing. Address or call 429 “Eleventh st. YOUNG and competent Scandinavian girl would like position in small American fam- ily to do general housework. Cali 804 Golden Gate ave, EXPERLENCED masseuse wants to give mas- sage of body, face or scalp to ladles at thelr homes, Address MISS WATTS, 1142 Taylor st.; phone East 2295. EMPLOYMENT WANTED—MALE--Con e St -round man, e privai H u::m very g references. AN experienced farmer ana stock man would like position as foreman of ranch. Address Foreman, 242 Taylor et. A STEADY, reliable, honest man desires posi- tion of character; has best of references. Address E. BERG, 30 Minna st. §0UNG man, steady, sober and industrious, would like position as warehouse man or por- ter, Address 1421 Stevenson st., near lith. YOUNG man of good character, who wishes leisure time to pursue his studles, desires to exchange several hours’ work daily for his board and room with lvate family; if pre- ferred he will give instruction in r- man or in drawing on such a proposition. Address {mmediately, JACK TOX, General Delivery, San Francisco. RELIABLE man wants position in private place; understands care of horses, good driver, can milk and attend to garden; all-round man; good references. Box Call office. B - A YOUNG man, 22 Who can speak good English and Greek and understands French and Italian, wants & position as a private palter in & private family. Call B. C., 88 YOUNG man wants position as assistant as- sayer or surveyor; has had 3 months’ ex- perience. Address E, B. S., 560 Thirty-fifth st., Oakland. WORK as chet or all-round cook or baker; sober, economical and ex lenced; fine rec- ommendations. W. W., §28 Sacramento st.; telephone Montgomery 1564 P s RELIABLE young man wishes position in of- !}WM: iy n-r;’u flpm‘mu in general of- Tk and ; good penman. Box 2916, Call. S ey BPECTALTY salesman acquainted in Oregon and Washington desires business there; can good references. Address box 8150, Call office. WANTED—A position in cigar stand a few hours during middle of day. Box 1678, 1008 Market st. A RELIABLE Christian man wants position in private place; horses, garden, etc. Box 2019, Call office. furnis| YOUNG man desires situation on private place;’ understands care of horses; strictly sober best references. A. OLIVER, 1611 Polk st. ENGINEER wishes steady position running Doller engines; all-round work; long experi- ence; good references. C. J., 42 Natoma st. FRENCH-ITALIAN cook wants position in Bood family; good references; now Working in good house in eity. Address 1408 Dupont. | GIRL wants general housework; is first-class .cook; will assist with one or two children; o $30. Cail 782 Van Ness ave., nr. Bddy. EXPERIENCED tiemakers would lfke job or - correspond with some one who wants men. Address W. J. LEPLEY, Modesto, Cal. COMPETENT young girl would like position in small family (American) t6_do general housework; wages Phone ‘Red 4017. YOUNG Danish lady would like place to care | | GARDENER, for invalid or elderly lady; will assist with children. Address ehoe store, 1081 Eight] A RELIABLE girl would like position to do plain cooking and general housework. Pleass address 149 Duboce ave. AN able, strong woman,- who is a first-class cook, would like position to do general house- work. Call or address 1030 Howard st. usehold nec A opportunity. Apply . A. CURTIN, H. DALLMAN, BUSL EXCHANGE. REAL - ESTATE! IN ANCE! 224 Sixth st. Phone Folsom 2436. FINE restaurant for sale;. 3 vears' lease, ‘12 ete furn. rms, ladies’ dining-rm; ‘fine tab. bus. Goiden Rule' MKt. 107 Mkt REVERSIBLE cuff and wristband patent for e winhér. DEAN, 157 New BD—Branch. offiee - partner; business d_small capital required, Assayer, Mantgomery st. chance “for a bargaim. Apply for par- rs to.box 4206, Call office. first-class. patent, you wish to sell | price within next few. weeks? | ss; call at once. C. A. WOOD, ave., BerKeley 1000 per cent profit; a staple -ar- sity: §100 cash or | nts_from. profits will procure paying | y. .Call or address 4653 1Sth.st. stock cholce cigars, tobacoo; also slot ures, etc.:- with good lease jith of Market clgar btore for sale SEND date of birth and 2 sfamps for'a pen blcture of your life. H. HILL, 120 Sutter st. MME. MAY, eclalrvoyant, card reader; hours after 1; 50 cents. 3832 1Sth st., nr. Sanchez. MRE. SHAF o st news for b cents—The Weekly Call, , i wrapper, for mailing,. $1 per year. permanently located at 558 hours 9 to 9; open Sundays. SPIRITUALISM. RS. J. J. WHITNEY, hl;l. medium and ader. 1208 Market. r. 10. Galt House. MRS. 'E. J. WILLIAMS, 110- Sixth st., spir- itadl adviser; no equa) in city; be convinced. MME. REMIER, high. occult, returned, will nswer mental questions saccurately; palm reading on psychic plane. 162 Buchanan st., bet. Post and Geary;: satisfaction guaranteed Good’ counitry- store; wish to retire = be pleased to give full Box .4202, Call office. NEWSPAPER route for sale tn Oakland; a good Call yoite in Oakland for ‘sale. . Apply &t Call business office for .particulars, small lunch Ccounter business. for sale; 4 tables;-gosd trade. Y amd’ coffee saloan for sale; cheap. Chird st | BMALL cigar stand for sale, $165; good lo- cality. Address box 2610, Call office: | FRUIT st e,- with 3 living rooms, furhlshed; r man'and wife. 151 Ninth st. suitablé l —— g ——————— fil'!_{l:f FOR RUITI‘UBEZ ND high-priced, painless (?) treatments to cure Rupture; simply wear Dr. Pierce’s Truss and it: will do the work! Sold 30 -years; thou- eands cured. --Call or address ELECTRIC “TRUSS CO., 206 Kearny st. g e e e — CURE FOR .TOOTHACHE. ONE Minute Toothache Drops cure instantly, 15¢c; family size, 28c. - CORN CURE. DR. LAMOTTE'S FRENCH CORN PAINT, the best corn cure, for sale by all druggists. i CURE FOR ASTHMA. COOK, German, first-class American, French and German cooking; references; wages $40. 1560 Pine st. WANTED—By a colored masseuse, graduate of New York City, position as lady's mald; o objections to invalids: willing ~ to_ travel; physicians’ and personal references. Box 2912, Calt_office. 3 A GOOD cbok wishes situation to go a shart distance in the country to cook for a few grown persons. Call 271 Stevenson st. COMPETENT stenographer and * typewriter of good English education, degires a clerical positicn; is accustomed to mHewspaper and advertising work. Box 4010, Call. WANTED—By elderly man position as janitor or day watchman. Address box 2028, Call. MIDDLE-AGED man wants position as ranch carpenter; No. 1 workman. Box 4004, Call. dy, sober, wishes position; can milk and care for horsés. Box 3133, Call. A _YOUNG, very nice, gentle Japanese boy wants position as valet for gentleman or lady or any work of whole day or half lay, or little work fcr stare, office or famiiy. Box 2067, Call office. JAPANESE with references as excellent pri- vate family cook, French or German, pastry, fancy, any styles cooking, wishes position: city or country; high wages. K. TERA- MOTO, 512 Bush st. A COMPETENT and good Japanese boy would 1tke place Ir nice family to do general house- work. Address S. K,, 1881 Pine st., at Gos- pel Soclety. A YOUNG and_strictly honest Japanese boy would like position as schoolboy; understands cooking. Address T. SHINO, 1722A Devisa- dero st., or phone West 685. JAPANESE man and wife desire situations; wife will do housework; marn Is first-class cook; elther city or cpunt: wages $50. Ad- dress T. MIYA, 417 Jones st. ‘WANTED—Position as attendant or 'nurse on invalid or elderly person; have had some ex- perience as nurse; wages $16 a week. Call.or address 3013 Fulton st.. Berkeley. MIDDLE-AGED trustworthy woman wants situation; good cook, general housework in small tamily of adults; references. Call 850 Minna st, - WANTED—Positlon by Al business woman as collector or cashier; en c and thoroughly | competent. x 204 A MIDDLE-AGED lady desires housekeeper's position” or housework in a small family; clty” or country. Box 2044, Call. REFINED North German graduated kinder- garten teacher wants occupation few hours each day: references. Box 2042, Call. A WOMAN wishes a situation to do chamber- work and sewing; would make herself gener- ally useful. Box 2035, Call office. WOMAN wants work by the day, washing or ®cleaning; $1 50 and car fare. MRS. OSGOOD, 115 Hayes st. DRESSMAKER—Engagements by day; accus- tomed to her own business; Paris desizne. 919 Howard st.. near Fifth. 3 YOUNG woman, first-class laundress and iron- er; references; $1 60 day; Tuesday, Wednes. day. Call 617 Van Ness ave., near Turk st. a board of directors for the amend. the. by-law r busipess as. m Secretary: ar annial meet- Bhreve & Co, of 4. at the' office of and the trans iness a& may come ne yeat Yor $1, FOR _gale—Oy 12 Hayes, b r and chophouse; good trade. ar Market; 2 years' lease. RNER saloon on water front; lease. WICHMAN & LUTGEN, 26 Battery st. §250_Partner for restaurant; no Sunday work; must be good cook. Call 289 Lilly ave. WANTED—A restaurant; -state capecity and location. Box 4300, Call office. SMALL country store, retall, for sale. Full articulare. box 4203, Call office, |"GOOD paying. saloon .for sale in Mission: well stocked; $2400. Address. box 2609, Call. A _FIRST-CLASS outside yoite on The Call; Western Addition, - GOOD Call, route. for eale. Apply at Call of- fice. dress in thy A- BRANCE. office- of The Call for the recep- tion of advertisements apd subscriptions has been opened at 1003 Market et. opvosite Fifth.. Oven until 11 p. m. e e e e LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE. A. DI NOLA'S Asthma Remedy cures. Sold by | druggists. Main office, 1602 Market st. l CURE FOR DEAFNESS. home treatment, inexpen- sive, safe,sure. 206 Kearny, r. 506 Adams bd. | 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. 1104 Market st., corner Turl A NEW plate—The Wialebone—Cannot break; _wagranted 20 yrs.; crowns, $3 50; fillings, 50c; plates, $5; full set; all work painless and .warranted. Chicago Dental Parlors, 24 Sixth. DR. LUDLUM HILL, 1448 Market, near 11th— No charge -for extracting when plates are made; old plates made over like nmew; teeth from $8 per set; extracting 50c; gas given. LOWEST prices in 8. F.;sg:lnlm extraction, 50c. New York Dentists, Mission, cor. 6th Geeds, mort. papers, “con- 632 Mar- corpora: tians} pro- , Tooin 801, Tel. Red 8601, who wish to by” appoint- 819 Mkt., r. 33. t-Law, 1148 Market, opp: e; callections; open evgs. troubles public. Con 1 rees, ete. 506 Majestic bldg. rOMOBIL touring car for BOOKKEEPING. LET ue keep your books: nothing too larse, thine 100 smell; we make & specialty of keepine small sets of books THE FAXON-JAMES AUDIT CoO., th 92 511-12-13 Callaghan bldg. ren adopted. 2504 Howard st CHIROPODIS AN | ADVANCE Carpet NG, EON CHIROPODISTS. and massaze; treat feet $1 at your ockion. Mong COLLECTION OFFICES. BAD tenonts ejected for $4; collcctions made; city or country. Pacific Collection Co., 415 Moptgomery st., rooms 9-10. Tel Main K5E0. adviae free; | less Success. | . bills of | A—SACRIFICE on: account of other business; will sell my. apartment-house; 46 rooms, handsomely furn., low rent, fine location, all occupled; good income; cost $6000 furnished; make offer. S. & R., 1011, Jas. IMood bidg. | 20-ROOM house; well furniehed: sunny corner; owner has large place, so ‘wiil -eell or trade for unimproved lots, city, Oakland, Berkeley. SCIPLE & RI 1011 James Flood bidg. MARION GRIFFIN, - B 970 Market st., room 501, elghth floor. ROOMING-HOUSES and REAL ESTATE FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE. FREE LIST. | | PN Z down-town roomin: and bath; well furnished; r 50; must be seen to be apprecidted; entlemen roomers. Address box 8498, Cajl of ce costs $12; all law | | 16 ROOMS; clears $65 net: rent $50: water consulta- | 800 CASH—For eals, best transient house of 18 rooms in city; paying $100 over expenses; other business cause of sale, Box | A-FISHER & CO.,- Phone East 4275, Room 438, James Flood buliding. Furnished rooming-houses, hotels and flats. free: will sell for $300; oniy $150 down; bal- ance $10 per month: must sell. 491 Fourth. LODGING - 'HOUSE of ten rooms for sale; roome all sunpy: modern conveniences; price $225. Box 3401, Call. | | FOR ssle—A house of 8 rooms, nicely and neatly furnished; rent $42 50; price $475. Box 8494, Call. | | 13-ROOM house down town for sale; rent $7 50. ought to be seen. Apply box 4403, Call office. “ROOM lodging-house, nicely furnished; rent 40, price $400. 405 Turk st. GOLD fillings,” 76c; silver, 85¢; crowns, $2; no pain: op. Sun. Dr.A.C.Hewitt.1013% Grant av. DRESSMAKERS AND SEAMSTRESSES ACCORDION, knife and sunburst pleating; em- broldery, hemstitching, tucking; buttons and button holes made. Stewart's Lining & Trim- mnig Store, 14-16 Taylor et.; phone East 4533, McDOWELL Dressmaking and Millinery School —Eve. class; patterns cut. 1190 Market st. EDUCATIONAL. Special Term—Beginning Now For Grammar and High Schoo) Students at AYRES MODERN BUSINES SCOLLEGE, 723 MARKET STREET. Life Scholarship, $50. One Month Free. Day B and Night School. A—THE Lyceum, an excellent pre school for university, law and medical coi- leges; we prepared hundreds of students suc- cessfully and we shall prepare you; day, evening session: refereuces President Jordan ar any Stanford professor. Phelan bullding. A — METROPOLITAN Business-Stenographic College—California sthdents joined; day, evg.; 800 -":P.)? l-nl;n dly ; IBO in J:n,; ‘l'fl)(;# It. tings; high-grade employment guar.; .ltlg‘lu 100 days. 925 Goiden Gate; R. H. fi ster, ex-Supt. Schools,Pres.; L.A.J Mgr. GALLAGHER-MARSH BUS. COL., 933 Market, conducted by Robert F. Gallagher, expert court reporter, holds world’s record for short- hand writing; euccessful himself, will make, you so; shorttand, typing, bookpg. Catalogue. THE Paul Gerson Behool of Acting, the largest | institution devoted exclusively to dramatic learning in America; ns guaranteed. Bend for catalogue, Native Sons’ bullding. | ROOMING-HOUSP, of 16 rooms for sale; all rented. Apply 1128 Howard st. ST. LOUIS lodging-house, 1 Jackson st., for sale; 27 rooms: $900. CARPET-BEATING AND CLEANING, | COMBRESSED Alr and .Vacuum Process used for cleaning carpets on floor without remov- al; carpets and rugs also cleaned by com- pressed air at ehop: prices moderate. 8. F. Compresed Air_Cleaning Company, 308 Mar- ket st.: phone Maln 152 and Bush 470. VHEN you become disgusted with your work, send for SPAULDING'S Pioneer Carpet Beat- ing Works, 858-357 Tehama st. Tel. South 40, WESTERN Carpet Cleaning Works, 1809 Har- ricon et.. Al cleaning. 3c. Phone Mission- 225 Seaping Co. 402 Sutter st.; 1~ Main 304, GXO. WALCOM & CO., Prope. MITCHELL'S, 240 Fourteenth st.—First-class cerpei cleaning, %c yard. Tel. Mission 74. . | RUDOLFH & CO., carpet beating works: prices yeasonable. 1708 Harrison st.; tel. Mission 263 LAUNDRIES. ]umr\m luunary ‘end dry clesning work. 2122 Fillmore st.: tel. Geary HEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 24 Post st. ‘est; annual ; day & eve. .| ALWAYS a demand for our graduates; they business men. ars trained by practical Francisco Business College, 738 Mission st. BOOKKEEPING, Eng., math., etc., day_and Cve; mfividual instr, 800 Larkin st Prof. T. A. Robinson, formerly pres, Pac. Bus. Col, HEALD'S School of Mines and Engineering, 24 Post st., 8. F.; civil, mining, electrical, steam and gae engineering. Send for prospectus. DANCING, both adult and children's classes, now open at Hinman's School of -Dancing, 1412 Polk et., nr. California: phone East 2126, ENGINEERIN( elec,, min., mech., sur- R Dhtied X YOUNG widow wishes a situation as house- keeper; no objections to taking care of 1 valid or chlldren. Call or address 327 Firs PROTESTANT woman wants work in a Prot- estant family; is a good plaln cook and laundress. Box 4006, Call. | FIRST-CLASS cook wishes a position and a competent second girl. Call &t 215 Vicks- burg s < A_YOUNG woman, first-class laundress and froner and sweeping, $1 60 day, Tuesday, Wednesday. Call 617 Van Ness ave. FIRET-CLASS lady barber wants work In city. Box 2034, Call office. GOVERNESS, well educate of _refer- ences, wishes position. Boml office. COMPETENT Swedish young girl wants posl- tion to do second work; l2§ Box 4008, &1, GOOD laundress would like small family wash- ings to do at home. Box 4007, Call. RESPECTABLE colored woman wants day's ‘work or take washing home. 5% Alice st MIDDLE-AGED woman wishes a place to take care of a invalid. Call at 784 Octavia st. A 'UNG girl wishes to do housework; wages lzg .b12 Howard st. A REFINED younx lady wants position as housckeeper. Room 10, 207 Mason st. AN intelligent Japanese girl would like posi- tlon in small family to do plain mom Call 16 Louise place. JAPANESE good ‘wants position; housework in private ly. Care 21 ‘Washington A,D ", \_w A JAPANESE girl wants to do house- ‘work in good family. Address 451 Jesmle st.; phone Eouth 1161 k: -—_— EMPLOYMENT WANTED—MALE. MAN and wife would like positions on gratn, stock or fruit ranch, or to care for gentle- man's country place; wite 1s good ceck and neat housekeeper. Address T. E. C., 601 s st. AA—A FIRST-CLAI ter, paperhanger, tnier and graince whnts. Work by tae dks Job; tools furnished; work guaranteed; pri cheap. 1454 Devisadero st. MAN and wite would like place to taks charge of and conduct ehicken ranch; both compe: tent and experl . Call or address Twenty-fourth st. BOY of 16, with grammar-school education, wishes position in store or office where thers 1e chance for advancemen! Box 2054, Call office. & BXPERIENCED driver desires position; steady and rellabl hm,wmau»fl?‘wflx- t any other kind of work. Address box ), Cull_office. i i i endations, X _YOUNG man total with nar:t: T novping -’m Would engage any _reliable” position wth or aut of ofty, - Hok SHCL IO o8y YOUNG, experienced German grocery clark de- sl 1tl store; 8 in one Bomety ave. YOUNG man with five years’ ltke position clerk ke position s MONoE e P. J. RYAN, 1583 ] . ot e s i ol SRR G SWEDISH coachman of experience, who is also handy at any kind of work and has ‘Teferences, Wi “Coachman,” room 55, 207 Montgomery ave. | JAPANESE boy who knows English and does typewriting wants a position in office or store in the morning; any kind of work. A.’ B. C., 4 St. Mary st. * A JAPANESE young boy wishes position as’ walter or houseworker; speaks good English. FRANK ENDA, 008 Bush st.; phone Red A JAPANESE honest boy wants position as schoolboy or any kind work in private fam- ily. K. HARRY, 2180 Washington st. JAPANESE first-clase laundry boy wants po- sition in family. R. KINO, 839 Sacramento ; phone John 6196. A RELIABLE Japanese wants a job in a dental office or laboratory; many years' ex- perience. SHOJI. 512 Bush st. room 1. JAPANESE, first-class cook, wants a position “in tamily. Box 2043, Cali. JAPANESE 004 and honest boy wants posi- tion as schoolboy. UCHIDA, 1750 Bush st. A JAPANESE good, plain cook, ety or country. GEORGE, Tel. East 8770, 703 Larkin st. A JAPANESE wants work at office or saloon from 5:30 to 8 a. m. daily, N. M., 230 Ellis. A JAPANESE boy wants position in family to do cooking. Address 1380 Grove st. FIRST-CLASS Chinese cock for famil gN!u CHOY SUN, 803 Washington oor. —— e FLATS TO LET. AAAAA Every desirable vacant dwelling 1s listed in our renting department; combined lists ‘ from twenty-five of the largest agencies; saves a world of time and trouble. Servics is absolutely free. You are not asked to buy or even look at furniture.’ ‘STERLING FURNITURE COMPANY, 1080 Market st.. oppocite McAllister. FURNITURE WANTED. A—PHONE South 1015; it will pay you to send for me before you sell your furniture, car- pets, plano, etc. M. GALLICK, 201 Larkin. e e e MARK J. LEVY AUCTIOXN st., bet. Oth and 10th, paying CO., 1321 Market big money for 179, —_ e Alfred Wollpert, 778 Mission, phone Red 4462, pays highest price for furniture, carpets, eto. H. J. LEUTHOLTZ, auctioneer, 708 Market st., room 908; tel. Bush 762, Highest prices pald. HENRY MAYER pays highest prices for fur- niture, carpets, ete. 752 Mission; tel. Bush 813. Z_ABE LEVY, 1135 Market ot., phons Jesste 761, pays cash and buys e FURNITURE FOR SALE. ALMOST given away; unredeemed et anos and fur. Whitehead's Storage, w_.. COOK, American family, city. second girl, Berkeley, see lady this'a. m. ; second girl, §25, same house, city.. Parlormaid and waitress $30 Cook, $40; second gir] German upstairs girl, Waltress, delicatessen . 3 waitresses, country hotels . And a’ number of * Apply to J. TRTe in family.... $25 ther work, $25- GIRLS learn hairdressi: ete., from A to Z waiting at §10 .5 eve. class,-$5. Col A—GIRLS learn millinery for Feb. positions; 3 seasons from start to finish in ome mo. for §20; tions walting for all competent pu- 0 per wk. School, 234 Post.r.16, A—LBARN the whole hairdressing trade for scalp treatment, classes. 210 Powell, cor. O’ room 2; positions secured. r wik, for experts in e, 234 Post,r.17,20. INEXPERIENCED EXPBRIENCED _AND b OVERALLS OPERATORS ON SHIRTS, AND PANTS. HEYNEMANN & CO. TENTH AND HOWARD STS. German girls for cooking; $25; THREE Scandinavian general housework ai washing. 233 Third ave Sutter-st. car. _ LADIES to do fancy work at hom work; experience not needed; steady work. Write or apply 997 Market corner of Sixth. GOOD pay, steady work for experienced o) ators on _wash overskirts, BROS., 528 Market st. WANTED—Cloak and suit saleswoman. ply ROBERT WALLACE, 219 Grant ave. WANTED—A firstclass waltress at 303 Ma- =on st.; wages. $10. GIRL for cooking and downstairs woik; refer ences required; car fare. Call 2311 Broadwa WANTED—Experienced saleswomen. at HALE BROS. perintendent's office. WANTED—Bright young women to.learn to superintendent's office, nc.), ® to 11 a. m. WANTED—Young woman wWho is am experi- enced bundle wWrapper. (Inc.), superintendent's office, 9 to 9 to 11 & m., su- ISED TO LEARN THAT HELP WA"I’“—W A—MURRAY & READY, 634-636 Clay st. ‘Gwn Printing Plant _...c‘:fn free list of positions fous times dally—7 a m., 10 & M. : LOTERS, ATTENTION: OUR INVESTIGATION AND SEGREGA- TION RESULT IN THE PRODUCTION FIRST-CLASS, 00 WANT THE BEST HELP, DO AS OTHERS DO— SEND YOUR ORDERS TO MURRAY & READY, 634-636 Clay st., Leading Employment and Labor Agents. THE RIGHT OF MAN TO LIVE; RIGHT OF MAN TO WORK. In 1905 we gave 69,000 men work. LOOK. FACTORY WORK. STEADY YEAR RQUND. 10 laborers to work inside and outside of & large factory: no experience needed. st summer and -winter; you can do this, will bz Wages $60 per month. MURRAY & READY. 634-638 Clay st ARIZONA, CLOSE TO PRESCOTT, ARIZONA. sHIP DAWY. L o Over the great Sani m Miles— 1o Mile Rate———$9 40 teamsters. - 250 laborers. 100 rockmen; good wasra ARIZONA. ARIZONA. ARIZONA. DOES THIS LOOK Your FREE TO-DAY. TO-DAY_IT'S FRE® & ORE R. R 4 wxmuu & , 634-638 Clay st MERCED, T MERCED. THAT NEW R. R : 500 drfilers, §75. ‘800 hammermen, &?- 800 meckers, #6790, e have ot spectal railrond rates §3 40 Our office fes only ‘$1 MURRAY & READY, 634-636 Clay ot g FREP FARE BHASTA CO. SISKIYOU €O free fare. e R G B 2 15,000 men. k TUNNETS. e ROCK. CUTR - LOTS. FREE FARE 5 11 ny work, Do lost- time, ?orfin;: ',...»”"“‘;':‘ma-. summer and wiater, 35" hand- miners, gold quasts mine, $90 fd. 150. drillers for different quarries, to $78. 173 tunnelmen, headermen and cornermen for !;ad'fl!mn! tunnels, some free fare; $67 50 to = COAL MINERS. 49 coal miners, big wages. Oregon, free fare. 10 coal miners; New Mexico. TIEMAKERS. 100 tiemalkers, good timber, 12c to 150 tie. MURRAY & READY, 634-336 Clay st TO. TO OREGON. - TO WASHINGTON, IDAHO. FARE §7 5. 5000 men for the above three States for R. R. work: big wages; we have this very low Tate- of lc. mile to ship the above numberi ship every might; via Portland, Riparia Lewiston. ‘WILL YOU GO? MURRAY & RBADY, 634-636 Clay st AN excellent opportunity for a first-class ste- nographer doing general work: desk room and privileges in a prominent given in exchange for nominal services ren- dered; must furnish own machine and desk. Address box 114, Cal 3 otfice building GIRL to assist wi th housework.. Apply 2071 California st. . 3 LADIES to do _copy. work for Gorporation; can work at home. Call 419, Shreve building; y 24, refined’ woman manage a business that will prove lucrative to the right party. Box 4011, Call office. - COOK and downstairs work; .$35. Frederick and Wall Cole and’ Clayton. . LADIES wishing easy, rapid fancy-work > he_plece, call of address 1344 |. take home by t GERMAN girl for general 90 Twenty-pinth st. LADIES to take new fancy work home: new firm; no_experlence. Box 2087, Call office.. |- GIRL wanted to assist .in light housework. ®00d home. 2271 California st. TUCKERS, operators and iwalstmakers; good housework.. Apply JUDA BROS., 320 BARBERS—Employment and Supplies. BARBERS, look for the foll nary bargains: owing extracrdi- A 2-chair barber shop on Valencia st.; .well established, revolving chairs, etc., be tried for a month. 573 A country hotel shop; nfcely fitted; furniture alone cost over $200; for §75; owner desires a £00d barber to run ft. ASEEBERR A barber shop, North Beach: 8 chairs: all modern; 3 Tooms iR rear; cheap remt; eatab- Third st.; running four | chairs; oldest established: prominent location. directly opposite leadjng depo! 8 chairs running; a_snap for hustler, - A barber shop: chairs; fine combination case, etc.; rear rdoms, including houschold furniturs; cheap: all of the cau be bought on. part payment 4t de- Call and get STOLTZ, 723 Market st. $2100—BARBER shop for sale: 4 hydraulic leather-seat chalrs; one of the best locations: cerner Market; low rent; cash register; fitted up to date. COLEMAN, 811 Jas. Flood bldg. tor $90; can " barness .cieaners, city and country, lisked business. 8~ A barber shop; Barber shop; 2 ' revolving. ‘ : AAA—COMPLETED LIST OF HOUSES, FLATS, apartment and rooming-houses; our renting department is free to all; we can find you a home. in any part of the city; ask for Do payment other than your good wiil; v go not aek you to buy or even look at the goods; use this department freely; you are mors than welcom: CORDES FURNITURE CO., 245-259 Geary ot. (on the square.) —_— ‘WB will find you a house or flat AT ONCE in any part of the city through our up-to-date Tenting department, and it is absolutely free. T. Brilliant Furniture Co., 838-342 Post st. CITY and_country LEMAN' Flood bullding. BARBER shops wanted: may apply to D. STO BARBER for Saturday evenig and Sunday 1638 Bddy st. shops bought Exchange, 311° J all those that caa a'-’tomn'n-.fln WANTED—Good barber for Saturday and Sun- 1409 Dupont st. HANDSOME marble front modern appoint- ments; 8 large sunny rooms, bath, $40; ater free. 2626 California st., ‘mear Dev —— e clszclcs flats, opposite Fairmont Hotel, on ramento st.; keys corner Mason; rent moderate. e e ngu? 1608, nr, Lyon—Lovely mod. flat, 5 rs., iarge yard: sunny: south exposure’ faces Dlnlundley; Hayes-Eliis cars; reduced, $27 50. SUNNY cor. flat: 8 rooms, bath; modern upper plumbing; fine location for doctor or dentist; reasonable. SW. cor. Fell and Devisadero. BAKER, 743-T47—Extra fine flats, 6-7 rooms, $25-§30; very sunny, HOWARD, 1612—New, modern upper rooms and bath; rent §25; full of light. CLIPPER, ng bath, bay win- dow; sunny; car. TO let—Two sunny flats, upper and lower. 1818- 1820 Webster st. Inquire 1822, TO Jet—$27 50; new sunny 6-room flat. 880 Dolores st. TWENTY-FOURTH, 2818—A cozy furnished upper fiat of 8 rooms and bath: no children. L Lica SR Ao Bt il A NEW, ,_upper flat, 4 rooms and bath; modern; rent $21. 2626 Polk st. O'F: 1937—Modern 7 sunny rms., mm.;!. : fat. 3 BUNNY, upper flat, 8 rooms and bath; $22, 735 Minna' st., near Ninth. - $16—VAN NESS ave., 218%, near Hayes—3 rooms; very sunny. MISBION, 1720, hear 18th—8 new, orn flats, B rooms and bath: cheap: make offer. MCcALLISTER, 1524—] sunny, 7-room ~ flat; every convenience; splendid view. T paxes, st t Satrem et ed States or . for $1. !H BARBER wanted for Saturday ‘and Sunday. ’M and Sunday.’ 624 Pacific st BARBER wanted' for Sa 4652 Eighteenth st. A BARBER Saturday and Sunday. 7643 How- WI for Saturday and Sunday. 233 BARBER wanted for Saturday evening and | ~iD brief time. Sunday forencon. 189 Sixth st. BARBER evenings and Sunday; steady. McAllister st. BARBER of 2 years' tion In country or city. 2-CHAIR barber shop to I “turniture sale. 1020 Scott st. et e TWO-CHAIR shoo; a bargain If eold mmedi- Inquire at 100 34 st., cigar stand. HELP WANTED—MALE. FREE FARE TO THESE LABORERS. 40 laborers for a real estats co., near city, $60. 150 laborers, Ocean Shore R. R., free fare, 25" laborers. for goed quarry, $6T 50. or quarry, . ) laborers, San Mateo Co.. free fare, $2 ur:( 25 laborers, bufld wagon roads, $60. 15 laborers té help carpenters and general work arcund new bufldings, $60. 10 iaborers, warehouse work, not far away, $80, 25 laborers. tunnel worl, free fare. 360. 15 laborers araund steam shovel, $60. 85 laborers for new track work, $2 dAy. 10. laborers, section hands, country, $2 day. ¢ 47 laborers for sawmil! q woods, $35 z&. 10 laborérs-for sawmills and woods, $35 576 laborers for other places. $60 to $67 50, MURRAY & READY, 634-63¢ READ THESB YOURS IS HERE. “Fafmer and wifs, Napa County, $30 and & Night janitor,. city store, $45. $43: - Boller-maker, factbry, steady job, 33 23 day. 2 arill press hands, country, machime shop, mfi. intry hotel, $40 and found. Tool sharpener, cAmp near city, 32 50 day. * Wheelwright, camp. near ofty day. g ‘TRUCK TEAMSTER. Truck teamster, city job, $8 & lay: . Farmer and wife, fare $1. $45 and found. DRAFTSMAN. Architectural draftsman. good wages: - TAILOR. Tallor, country Institution, steady job, $60 td. " GARDENER. Gardener. country iob_ singie man, $50. 1d. & ahip catkers, ehendy work$5 dar. 4 calkers, steady w s ™ STABLEMEN. 12 stablemen. buggy washers and Bostiers, oW, boys, ¢ . factories am ores. - S EEAMSTERS. . 127 teamsters, city and country jobs. ‘Wagons ‘and.scrapers, §220 to §2 30 day. AY & READY, 634-636 Clay st. FOR A BIO RANCH, FOREMAN. . Foreman for a stock and alfalfa ranch, call to-day at 8 p. mr; good wages, MURRAY & READY, 684-636 Clay st. FOR A BIG MANUFACTURING COMPANY. 20 g0, steady laborers, no expertence naed- ed; laste year rous Y & READY, 634-638 Clay st. ; COOKS. 3 ‘WAITERS. HOTSL HELP. Cook, small hotel, mine town, $35 found. Porter, city hotel, $20 foupd. > and wife, hotel,’ n and fd, dryman, country job, §20. week. 8 waiters, city and . §20 wesk. 8 walters, city and countr¥; 17 dialtwashers: Kitchen” stc. parters, stc. - OUR O} ICE AT LOS-ANGELES . . - . Is Located at 127.129 So. Los Angeles st.. IRAPHERS WANTED— 'm wn’f;‘? the only wireless tele- Sraph school m the, U. S.; under supervison the De Forest Instructors; any one can learn e have mwflfl"mlcl;l!w.'n' rators than we can H or write T e logue. Morse S. Of Tel., 28 O Farrell WANTED AT ONCE, bright young men, 13 to 38 years, to prepare for mln(-ml"?.\l_ MAIL CLERK examinations; starting salary $§800 per annum: previpus experfence .adt: necessary. See Immediately, N. H. OLIVER, 43 Phelan bullding, 9 to 8. S WANTED—At once, geod, live canvassers to - throughout X : Jas com- . S ST SRR A lars address Oregon Nursery Co.. Salem,Or, w&m—mm experiénced man _for ding_box ment. SCHMIDT LITHO- GRAPH CO., and Bryant sts.; Bry- ant-st._entrance. 2 WANTED—A steward for restaurant; must be sober and have first-class references: wages 7 50 for 7 days, 12 hours. Call at 38 Foureh e, atter § a. m. WANTED—First-class canvassers; strictly sal- iy basts. Apply circulation manager of “Phe Oakland Herald, Thirty-eighth and Saa A orresponding o newspaper: sxbecience wa