The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, February 9, 1906, Page 12

’/ HE SAN FKRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY FEBRUARY 9, 1906 NESS CHANC ! LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE. ¥ on account of other business; CARPET-BEATING AND CLEANING. “CARRYING PEOPLE A EMPLOYMENT WANTED—Female—Con LLONG"—FIND FLA’ TO LET. BARBERS. ETC.—Continued. ' A~ COMPRESSED Air and Vacuum Process used A GIRL wishes to do plain cooking; wages Duboce ave. eneral housework and Please call at 148 A GOOD German cook and light houseworker wants situation; references; city or country; wages $30. Please call 748 Howard st. RELIABLE woman will take care of children afternoons and evenings both: G0c, carfare; mending by the day. S Gough st. FRENCH lady’s maid wants situation; good seamstress; best of rererences. Inquire by mail only,” 1619 Polk st, i "YOUNG Danish lady would jlike place to care for invalid or elderly lady; will assist with children. Address shoe store, 1081 Eighth. AN able, strong womah, who is a first-class , would like position to do general house- work. Cail or address 1080 Howard st. E-HALF interest ‘ Jd-paying corner suloon; 2 will sell my apartment-house; 46 roon for cleaning carpets on floor without removal; good busin bargain: re- | handsomely furn., low rent, fine location, all | carpets and rugs aiso cleaned by compressed ¢ ne partner must le the East at | occupied: sood icome; cost §6000 furnished; | air at shop: prices moaerate. S. F. Com- S rce. Call R. G. WILKE, 261 Kearny st. make offer. 8. & R., 1011, Jas. Flood bIdg. | pressed Alr Cleaning Company, 308 Market N . OASTER, lunch and chop house; | GOOD chance fo_secure rooming-houss in | _Si: Phone Main 152 and Bush 470, o the Emporium; rare chance; death | Berkeley: good locatlon; good business; 19 | WHEN you become dlsgusted with your work, JHN McNA Manager alls wwner to Europe; no better | rooms; newly furnished; low rent; se6 oF | send for SPAULDING'S Ploneer Carpet Beat- JO¥ — arket for this price. See R G. | write quickly, O. R. C., 1105, James F100d | ing Works, 853.457 Tehama st. Tel. South 40. WILKE, st | building. - W. 4. MARTIN. ... Business Manager L - i WESTERN Carpet Cleaning_Works, 1803 Har- A st Stationery and cigar stand: X GRIFFIN, rison &t.; Al cleaning, 3c. Phone Mission 225. ¥ rent § ed principal busines; 70 Mas L Foom 891, elghth floor. 3 1 I b r Wil Con et close 1o school; full value In sight; & | ROOMING-HOUSES and REAL ESTATE | ADVANCE Campet Cleaning Co., 402 Sutter st.; [ You Wisn. | ing place. Call B, G. WILKE, 28% | FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE. FREE LIST. | _tel. Main 304, GEO. WALCOM & CO., Props. Fut Mazket and Third, S. F. [ o = $750 _FOR sale, south of Market, €00d paying | MITCHELL'S, 210 Fourteenth st.—Tirst-class E 7% 31 Sievenson et | A—g2oov; HALK interest In one of the best | “a0-room house; live out of tows and wish 16 | _carpet cleaning, 3o yard. Tel Mission 74. 54 il | “saloons’ close to Call : retiring partner | dispose of It; fooms all rented and clears 2 Deiive : o per Week, T5| 10 runa hotel cause of sale: very rare chance | per month: for particulars, box 4808, Call. | RUDOLPH & CO., carpet beating works; prices = Ziplcs, 5 Cts. | siness man. Call R. G. WILKE, | — reagonable. 1703 Harrison st.; tel. Mission 263 Serms “(Cash With | st. WANTED to purchase a 50-room 10d8INg- | s o T . s - g house: please state location, rent and if . < TAURANT and oyster house| rooms are rented; must bo reasonable for RIES. " B 1 Market st.; rent §150; long lease; month- | cash. Box 4027, Call TAPANESE S Lolianiiie Catih 1 wceipts above §3500; disagreement of B ry and dry cl L3 3 L PartneraVonly" cauge of sale: o vare chance. | A—FISHER & CO.. Phone East 4275, 2122 Fillmore et.; tel. Geary 2053. - Particulers R. G. WILKE, 263 Kearny st. Room 438, James Flood building. — = —= = v A Furnished rooming-houses, hotels and flats. DENTISTS. < | A $850;: BAKERY: ouly mtore trade sbieh: | o R sais~A snkil Iodsius housss sleoly 152 | HEIcEaiet] e e e e lished years dolly receipts about $26; smal - 5 DREXLER P, S8 DENTAL COMPANY. . v | rent $42. ease it wanted. R. G. WILKE, | cated on Market street; will sell very rea- | = perfect, e L ot e e, e 3 | _26% Kearny st. sonable at once. Inquire box 3014, Call. Full set of teeth, §2; silver fillings, 25¢; gold D = fllings, $1; gold crowns, $3; bridge work, $3. n 73800, LODGING-HOUSE; 18 micely fur. | ON account of Il health, want to dispose of ; o . $5; e e o ibe o Third and Howard | lodsing-house of 21 rooms at & bargain. Ad- | 1104 Market et., corner Turk. sge of 8- | sts.; rent §45; owner, a bachelor, to leave | dress for particulars box 3388, Call office. AW T i bons DR D a pive, bor NEW | iy, ‘Call R. 00 WILKE, 38% Kearny st | Srivcen 20 roomer rent $100; price 8850; | WArranted 20 yra:; crowns, $ 50; Silinss, 50c; ns 50 & ~F 5 tes, §5; i ess thelr re- clears §90; lease; fine. Box 4223, Call offic L SRR T . MANUFACTURERS AGENCIES FOR AUS- TRALIA. An Anglo-Australian now in San Francisco, e baving had a business and personal experience of over twenty years in all the chief cities of 865 Australia and New Zealand, is desirous of | undertaking manufecturers’ agencies in Aus- tralla. Address by letter to box 4238, Call | otfice, il Feb. 17 e ! v | DRESSMAKERS or La Tatlors—Do you E | “want a real bargain and at a positive and guaranteed sacrifice? Finely located, spiendid dressmaking establishment and school of in- v struction on prominent street in retail dry L goods district; has good trade now; low 5 rental; lease runs 1 year and can be re- newed for 3 years; this will be sold for less - % than fixtures and fittings cost; a bargain like s 2 ¥ ews Co.; Great this is rarely offered; best of reasons for No ont House; Auditorium | g no agents, Address box 1814, Call Bou « d full particulars will be given FOR sale—Suburban grocery, now conducting €. GE & g00d paying business; owner has other in- ax terests that occupy his time and will sell 3 ck at cost; the lot and bulldings will g0 ap; the rental income of roome over store €TE house in rear will pay Interest on the L this s a_splendid chance for >ONDENT: ¢ hold of & fine business; call 5 Square tfice, room 303, Examiner bldg., =% e | Co-operative Land and Trust BTE ancisco Call > Alto, Cal. € 1 ¢ S sober, industrious man as partner to - € She Frer- take full charge of a long established, well paying optical business; owner intends to go to Europe; excellent references as to charac- ter., etc. required; no experience nmecessary, as an exp cian will be employed to t cash required for half in- Address 3206, Call office. open until examine eyes; s; terest $5000. FINE restaurant; pays good profit: about $30 per day; seats 40; remt low; within one block of ope of the busiest corners in the outlying districts of this Is a splendid location for an experienced restaurant man. Further partic- ars of box 4189, Cail office. C right in patented compound for sale; household necessity; business established; can be greatly Increased; large profit; small capital _required. SONNTAG'S PATENT AGENCY, 120 Market st. $1500—LIQUOR store; located in dense popu- lation; cheap rent; fine fixtures; 4 living family trade; established 17 years; 55 cause of sale Inquire at MBLA REALTY CO., 505 California st FOR sale—Near San Francisco, country grocery store; iliness cause of selling; price 000; fine opportunity for right party; good ; nmear train and electric road. Ad- drees at once box 3314, Call office. $2200—A first-class oyster house; good Op- family and table ished; good chance; will be apped up quick. Address WILLIAM H. CORDELL, 1427 Polk st., San Francisco. PARTNER wanted to join advertiser in an established commission business; no experi- ce necessary: small capital required. Par- ticulars 759 Market st., room 11. |T HAVE some finely located real estate in growing city across the bay that I desire to exchange for general merchandise store, or will sell for cash. Address box 4200, Cali. FOR sale—In flourishing rallroad town in Cal- ifornia, country retall store, carrying about | $6000 worth of stock; if interested write for | further detatls. Box 8312, Call office. LARGE stock choice cigars, tobacco; also slot machines, fixtures, etc.; Wwith lease; splendid opportunity. Apply D. A. CURTIN, 324 Milis building. C. H. DALLMAN, BUSINESS EXCHANGE. REAL ESTATE! INSURANCE! 223 Sixth st. Phone Foisom 2436. TAILOR shop for sale; none but those meaning business need apply; low rent; good trade; price $150. Box 4240, Call office. | SPACE 1c | mear Market st.; no opposition. let for first-class bootblack stand; 59 McAllis- ter st ABLISHED office business for sale; fine tion; opportunity for an active man to ake a fortune; low figure. Box 4399, Call. A FINE located small grocery with 3 living | * roome; cheap rent; reasonable price. Apply Call office. - | MILLINERY store doing fine business; located at busiest transfer corner in the city; best of reasons for selling., Box 4218, Call. gular annual meet- ot | | WANTED—To buy candy and ice cream store; please give me full particulars, location, | lease, etc. Box 4404, Call office. | WANTED to invest in cigar-store with bil- ard parlor; give full particulare as to price, location, lease, etc. Box 1621, Call. | WANT to buy a saloon business down town | "am looking for new location, baving sold | out iately: give particulars. Box 4103 Call WANTED—To buy stock of small merchandise | ore; state price and how much stock on a’and what kind. Box 1620, Call office. GOOD paying downtown restaurant for sale; everything new: make offer; will sell very cheap. Box 1616, Call office. | WANTED—To exchange country real estate for mercantile business; property near San Francisco. Rox 4208, Call office. WANTED—To buy hardware store in good lo- |« cation; please give size of stock and price asked. Box 3488, Call office. SALOON with fixtures complete and lMcen: central location. Apply D. A. CURTIN, Mills butlding. restaurant for sale: 3 years' lease, 12 mplete furn, rms, ladies’ ‘dining-rm; fine loc.; estab, bus. Goiden Rule Mkt, 107 Mkt. PARTNER—Half interest in restaurant; good reason for selling; $300. Address box 4101, Call office. | NEWSPAPER route for sale In Oakiand; & k00d Call route in Oakland for sale. Apply Call business office for particulars. SPACE to let for first-class bootblack stand; - | " near Market st.; no opposition. 59 McAllister. $BAKERY, with 6 living rooms, basement; bake | oven; for sale, cheap. Box 4219, Call office. | $1600—GROCERY, liquor and delicatessen on | Sixth st Apply 65 Sixth st. -t opp. | BAKERY, coffee and Junch parlor for sale. ctions: open evgs, | 413 Third st. { e | RESTAURANT for sale, sultable for man and wife, at 236 Townsend st. uiet advice free; | Fr m 302, Open consulta- venings. | WANTED—A restaurant. Box 3313, Call. FOR sale—A 4 & French au- | $375—DELICACY and grocery; fine trade; nice tomokile - “will take good of- | rooms; 1 month'e rent free. '1022 Mission st. 2 DR | X _GOOD Call route for sale. Apply 1262 Pacific_st. | WANTED—Secretary for corporation; $100 month; must invest $1000. Box 4220, Call. | FINE restaurant in Western Addition for sal go0d investment. Address box 4302, Call. | Fon G f s e e e | FOR sale—A good restaurant; no agents. Ad- g car for sale: fine run- | _dress me at box 3408, Call office. appearance. Address | GrnT R r buy a clgar store. Box 1677, Call_office, WANT to buy delicatessen store. Write to box 1682, Call office, giving location, stock, ete. | WANTED—To_invest in a stationery store. | " &ond particulars and price to box 3483. Call, | & FIRST-CLASS outside route on The Call: | * Western Adaition. woman will take small children | $2900—CORNER saloon on water front: lease. n and by casonable; mother's care | _ WICHMAN & LUTGEN, 20 Bat'ery st. doctor's atiendance free if necessary. | GOOD Call route for eale. Apply at Call of- | e, automobiie for sale; be sold at grea nt. Box 4022, Call. ads in the spring, ive full particulars. fhice 6o car in perfect condition; | particulars address box 4406, i : make offer; bargain. MeAllister st hoard and care for; age no ob- NCH office Call for the recep- reasonable. 617 Girard st ! Au%:lA“ c::v-tu-:;‘:u subscriptions has ) | been opened at 1008 Market st., for children from birth to § ; e e if necessary; 504 Howard st. | to board; teach German; LET us keep your books; nothing too large, nomm.mo-’nnl;mmm-mfldlyo keeping small of books. -JAMES AUDIT CO., THE F. el Routh 920, 511-12-18 Callaghan’ blde. child sunny home; ref. 1138 Turk, by Jefferson Pk. WANTED—Children to board near school in “ha country: references. Phone Wast G269 LADY wants GOOD paying transient house of 10 rooms, cheap; owner wants to go East. 110 Taylor. FOR sale—South of Market, house of 26 rooms rent $80. Address box 1617, Call office. DR. LUDLUM HILL, 1443 Market, near 11th— No charge for extracting when plates are made; old plates made over like new; teeth from $8 per set; extracting 50c; gas given. ST. LOUIS lodging-house, 27 rooms; $900. FOR sale—$400; 11-room house. son st. A BRANCH office of The Call for the recep- tion of advertisements and subscriptions has been opened at 1008 Market st., opposite Fifth. Open until 11 p. m. 1 Jackson for 5353 Steve Rooming-Houses and Hotels for Sale. LOWEST prices in €. F.; palnless extraction, 50c. New York Dentists, 969 Misslon, cor. 6th GOLD flllings, T5c; silver, ; crowns, $2; no pain: op. Sun. Dr.A.C.Hewitt,101% Grant av. — DRESSMAKERS AND SEAMSTRESSES ACCORDION, knife and sunburst pleating; em broldery, hemstitching, tucking; buttons 1a buttonlioles made. Stewart’s Lining & Trim- ming Store, 14-16 Taylor st.; phone East 4535. S FOR sale—A hotel of 35 rooms, hot and cold water and fireplace in each room; rent $176 month; 5 years' lease guaranteed for $5500 net cash; short distance; fine chance. Ap- ply box 4045, Call office, A—THE GREAT, ONLY AND ORIGINAL VEILED PROPHETESS. DEAD TRANCE MEDIUM CLAIRVOYANT, BORN WITH A DOUBLE VEIL. EDUCATED IN OCCULT MYSTERIES IN EGYPT AND INDIA. 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M., box 4231, EDUCATIONAL, A SELF-PAYING education—Young Men's Christian Association day and night schools for men and employed boys; & complete busi- nesg course; private coaching for civil ser- vice examinations and_preparation for unl- versity. Send for Self-Paying Education, cat- alogue. Also a Gymnasium. FAMILY washing and plain sewing dome at 1202A Golden Gate ave. AN intelligent Japanese girl would like posi- tlon in small family to do plain cooking. Call 16 Louise place. CHEAPEST and best in America—The Weekly Call, 16 pages, sent to any address in the United States or Canada one year for $1. EMPLOYMENT WANTED—MALE. SITUATION wanted by a practical dener and florlst; can take hold and lay out new place and handle men, grading, excavating, blasting, etc.; also landscape work; or will take contract for_ laying out smail place, grading, making lawn, planting shrubbery, . referénces outside and under glass, Box 4239, Call. MAN of good habits wants situation to- care for invalid; has had long experience; willing to do 1igbt housework; small wages: city or country. By letter, KARL STEIN, 2219 Geary st., care Charles Fritz. YOUNG man who is experienced bookkeeper and has evenings at leisure would like place to keeo set of books, or will assist book- keoper; only reasonable pay expected. Ad- dress box 1679, Call. SOBER man, 35, wants position as bartender, porter or any work around hotel or saloon; references. Box 4280, Call. JANITOR wants eituation; can polish furni- ture, do carpenter work and painting. Box 4242, Call otfice. =% AAAAA Every gesirable vacant dwelling 1s listed 0 cur renting department; combined lists from twenty-five of the ‘argest agencies: faves a world of time and trouble. Service is absolutely free. You aré no. asked to buy or even look at furniture. G FURNITURE COMPANY, ETERLI 1039 Market st.. cppocite McAlilster. AAA—COMPLETED LIST OF HOUSES, FLATS, apartment and rooming-houses; our renting department is free to all; wa can find you a home In any part of the ecity: ask for To payment other than your good wiil: we do not sek you to buy or even lack at the goods: use this department freely: you are mors than welcome. CORDES FURNITURE CO., 245-258 Geary st. (on ihe square.) WBE will find you a house or flat AT ONCE in any part of the city through our up-to-date renting départment. and it is absolutely free. T. Brilliant Furniture Co.. Post st HANDSOME marble front modern appoint- ments: 8 large sunny rooms, bath, $i0; water free. 2§26 California st. ‘near Devisa- lero, | BARBER want can_be bought BARBER shop, Auburn, C: Washington. cheap; owner leaves for STOLTZ, 723 Market Saturday and Sunday: S Folsem st. 10¢ and 20c shop. 9 BARBER, good, wanted day: percentage. %08 Kearny GOOR barber wanted Saturday noon to Sunday noon. Call to-day, 1719 Seockton st. BARBER who understands chiropedy for first- class hotel. Ludwig & Gates, 34 Montgomery. YOUNG barber from country, three years’ ex- perience. wishes situation. Box 4237, Cal WILL sell to nighest bidder; 4- first clase: make offer. Box 4222, Call. BARBER shops wanted; all those that can bear close investigation a. their merits may apply to D. STOLZ. 723 Market st. TWO-CHAIR shop for sale; receipts $35 to $43 per week: rent $9 per month. 817 Laguna st. BARBER shops, a large varlety of thefh some very good can be bought on easy pay ments. STOLTZ, 723 Market st. HOWARD, 1612 and 1620, near Twelfth—New, modern flats; 5 rooms and bath; rent $23 50 and $25; full of light. 1—Sunny modern 2-story flat, T rooms and bath; garden; choice loc.: reas. to quiet family adults. Box 4210, Call TWENTIETH, 4409, near Diamond—Choice upper flat of 5 rooms and bath; rent $20; one block to Castro-st. car. SEVENTEENTH, 38365, near Guerrero—3 horay bath; yard; reasonable; Mission warm MARCH 1—Sunny modern 2-story flat, 7 Tooms and bath; Barden; choice loc.; reas. to qulet family ‘adults. ‘Box 4210, Call O'FARRELL, 1937—Modern flat, 7 sunny rms., basement: yard; very reas. to good tenant. BUSH, 1220—Front flat, 3 rooms; large hall; rent’$15. Apply 1228 Bush st. ELEGANT new modern 5 r. and b_flat: $22 50, 1442 Valencia; warm beit. Apply 102 Eddy. PERRY, 254, nr. 5th—$1250; sunny; 4 new tinted rooms; water, ash man, janitor free. FOLSOM, 1527, cor. Norfolk, bet. Eleventh and Twelfth—Sunny new modern flat of 5 rooms. YOUNG man desires cashlers or assistant cashier's position, or any position of respon-— sibility; has fiftéen years' ewperience; can give best of references; bonds if desired; can speak two languages. Address box 4007, Call office. ELDERLY Englishman, well educated, seeks work; clerical, about house or place, care of invalid; anything; speaks French and Ger- man; good reader; small wages. Box 4006, Call office. Speclal Term—Beginning Now For Grammar and High School Students at AYRES MODERN BUSINESS COLLEGE, 723 MARKET ST. Life Scholarship, $60. One Month Free. /Day and Night School. A—THE Lyceum, an excellent preparatory school for university, law and medical col- leges; we prepared hundreds of students suc- cessfully and we shall prepare you; day, evening gessions; references President Jordan or any Stanford professor. Phelan building. GALLAGHER-MARSH BUS. COL., 983 Market, conducted by Robert . Gallagher, expert court reporter, holds world's record for short- hand writing; successful himsel?, will make you so; shorthand, typing, bookpg. Catalogue. THE Paul Gerson School of Acting, the largest institution devoted exclusively to dramatic learning in America: positions guaranteed. Send for catalogue. 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NIBLO. can can v can BOOKKEEPING, Eng., math., etc., day_and evé.; individual instr. 305 Larkin st. Prof. T. A. Robineon, formerly pres. Pac. Bus. Col. HEALD'S School of Mines and Engineering, 24 Post st., S. F.; elvil, mining, electrical, steam and gas engineering. Send for prospectus. ENGINEERING—Civil elec., min., mech., sur- vey, assay, cyanide; day est. 1864. Van der Naillen School, 113 iton, nr. City Hall. SPANISH, French, ete. Prot. De Filippe'sAcademy ot languiges. 1018 Post; est.1871; ablest profs, SCHOOL OF ILLUSTRATION—— PARTINGTON'S, 424 Pine e o Spanish spoken and read intelll- gently in 20 lessons. 333 Phelan buildina. EMPLOYMENT OFFIC! JAPANESE & Chinese help supplied; will clean, mend and press one suit weekly (or overccat), §1 per month. B. K. SU- GUIRA, 408 Post; phone Main 3§01. OLDEST, largest Japanese-Chinese employment office furnishes best help promptly. GEO. SAKAUYE, successor Geo. Aokl, removed to 820 Mason from 421 Post; tel. East 559, WANTED—A position by young man as bock- keeper or cashier; § ygars' experience retajl grocery clerk; graduate from busi- nese college; references and bond. C. M. GRAY, r. 0, 777 Ellis st., phone East 2525. MAN and wife would like positions on grain, stock or fruit ranch, or to care for gentle- man’s country place; wife is good cook and neat housekeeper, Address T. E. C., 60L Ellis et. ENGINEER wishes steady position running bollers, engines, pipefitting; all-around work; long experience; good references, Engineer, 42 Natoma st., city. GENTLEMAN, 25, desires position as book- keeper and stenographer, biller, box marker, in mining camp preferred. Address L H. RATNOUR, 818 O'Farrell st. YOUNG man with five years' experience would like position as shipplng clerk or collector; is familiar_with stenography. Call or address P. J, RYAN, 1583 Fclsom st. A WELL recommended gardener, thoroughly experienced in landscape and greenhouse gardening, desires position on private place. P. MODERSON, 1316 Folsorp st. POSITION in physiclan’s office desired by a young man who is studying for medical col- ege; has had experfence in hospital; good references, Addi box 4029, Call office. MAN and wife would like place to take charge of and conduct chicken ranch; hoth compe- tent and experienced. Call or address 2960 Twenty-fourth SWEDISH coachman of experience, who is also bandy at any kind of work and has best of referen wishes position, Please address “‘Coachman,”’ room 55, 207 Montgomery, ave. YOUNG and strong teamster, German, wishes position; has had some experience in the wine and liquor business. Box 4221, Call. LANGTON, 30 and 43—Four rooms and bath; near Seventh and Howard. HARRISON, 711, near 34—4 rooms. CHOICE flats, opp. Fairmont Hotel, on Sacra- mento st.; keys corner Mason; moderate. WANTED-—To buy a barber shop; downtows preferred. Box 4217, Call office. HELP WANTED—MALE. A—MURRAY & READY, 634-636 Clay st. Phone Main 0848, Our Own Printing Plant issues our free list of positions four times d‘llly‘T a m. 10 m. . m.. 4 p. m. < EMPLOYERS, ASTENTION! OUR_INVESTIGATION AND SEGREGA- TION RESULT IN THE PRODUCTION OF FIRST-CLASS HELP. IF YOU WANT THE BEST HELP, DO AS OTHERS DO— SEND YOUR ORDERS TO MURRAY & RBADY, 634-636 Clay st., Leading Employment and Labor Agen: THE RIGHT OF MAN TO LIVE; TH RIGHT OF MAN TO WORK. In 1905 we gave 69,000 men work. LOOK. FACTORY WORK. STEADY YEAR ROUND. 10 laborers to work inside and outside of & large factory; no experience needed: steady summer and winter: you can do this; will you? Wages $60 per onth. MURRAY & READY, 634-436 Clay st ARIZONA. CLOSE TO PRESCOTT ARIZONA. SHIP' DAILY. Over the great Santa Fe R. R. MIDDLE flat, 6 rooms and bath; sun all day. 716 Clayton st., nesr Wailer; $27 50. OCTAVIA, 405%, cor. Fell—Sunny flat, 8 rooms, bath. basement; reasonable. O'FARRELL, 1987—Modern flat, 7 sunny rms., basement; yard; very reas, to good temant. _ FURNITURE WANTED. A—PHONE South 1015; it will pay you to send for mo before you sell your furniture, car- pets, plano, ete. M. GALLICK, 201 Larkin. 040 Miles- lc Mile Rate— 30 &0 100 teamsters. 250 laborers. 250 laborers. 100 rockmen; good wases. ARIZONA. ARIZONA. ARIZONA. DOES THIS LOOK GOOD TQ YOU? FREE TO-DAY. TO-DAY IT'S FREE. OCHAN SHORE R. R. 45 laborers, $60. 45 teamsters, $67 50. 45 drillers, $67 50. MURRAY & READY, 634-680 Clay st. MARK J. LEVY AUCTION CO.. 1321 Market Bt., bet. fth and 10th, paying big money for furniture, etc. Phome South 179. Alfred Wollpert, 773 Mission, phone Red 4462, pays highest price for furniture, carpets, etc. H. J. LBUTHOLTZ, auctioneer, 708 Market st., room 906 tel. Bush 762, Highest prices paid. HENRY MAYER pays highest prices for fur— niture, carpets, etc. 782 Mission; tel. Bush 813 Z_ABE LEVY, 1135 Market st., phone Jessie 61, pays cash and buys everything. FURNITURE FOR SALE. ALMOST given away: unredeemed storage pi- anos and fur. Whitehead’s Storage, 1836 Mit. HELP WANTED—FEMALE. WANTED to-day—Cook for sanitartum, $35; cook, $35, and second girl, both for same house; 3 first-class parlormaids and ‘waltresses, $30; 14 Seandinavian or German girls for housework in small famflies, $30; housework girls for Berkeley, $25;/ 4 second girls, $25 and $30; laundress, Berkeley, $25; nurse for Alameda, $25; 8 waltresses for city and country, $25; fancy froner for laun- dry, §2 a day; 18 girls for several nice housework places, $25 and $30; butler for family, $50¢ walter and wife, country hotel, $50. Apply to J. F. CROSETT & CO., 334 Sutter st. WANTED—By reliable Swiss, steady situa- tion as gardener, horses, ete.; good refer- ences. Box 4076, Call. BUTCHER—An experienced block butcher wishes position; aged 21; Oakland or Berke- ley preferred. 'Box 4078, Call. COACHMAN wants situation; temperate and first-class driver; San Francisco and Eastern references. Box 4227, Call. MISS HANSON'S EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, 464 11th st., Oakland. Phone Oakland 5100. Cock, mining town, fare paid, $40. Munaging housekeeper $30. Woman storekeeper (living room), $80. Cook, boarding-house, $30. Waitress, boarding-house (first class), $25. Experienced chambermatds, $20 and $25. French second girl, small family, $20. Girl, 3 in family, plain cook, $25. CHAUFFEUR would like position in private family or garage; can repair own machine. Box 4229, Call. GARDENER and florist; experienced; refer- ences; only those offering a No. 1 position need answer. Box 4064, Call office. AN up-to-date Japanese-Chinese emp. office; furnishes rellable help of all kinds promptly. H. KOIDA, 405 Post st.; tel. James 501. YOUNG man would like position, hotel or fac— tory. glazing and window cleaning; experi- enced. Box 4074, Call. STAR Employment Office—Reliable Japanese and Chinese help furnished with care. W. KADOTA, 409 Powell st.; tel. Main 1751 A_JAPANESE and Chinese help. WM. YOSHY, 415 Stockton st.; tel. Bush 859. A—MISS M. WILLE, 310 Ellis st. Clairvoyant, crystal seer, can be consulted on all affairs of life; Miss Wille guarantees an honest, rellable, satisfacfory reading; reveals the past; gives correct forecast of your fu- ture; advises you on important ~affairs, whether financial, domestic, love or busines glves the secret how to control, charm, fas- cinate the one you love; reading, $1; hours 10-8 p. m.; French, German, English spoken. LINCOLN, CLAIRVOYANT ADVISER, TEACHER OF OCCULTISM. Seven years of reliable, accurate advice to the hundreds who iave consulted him has proven his sterling worth. The Heath, 812 Eddy st. Readings by malil, §2; hours, 10 to 5. ISMAR = THE EGYPTIAN CLAIRVOYANT AND PALMIST. Permanently located at 1104 Market st. rooms 0 and 10, cor. Turk (Vendome); D vate readings daily, 10 a. m. to 5 p. m.; 3 questions answered, $1; full life, $5. MISS ZEMDAR, vounggifted.clair.and palm., has gecond sight; a wonderful prophetess; L. 50c, G. $1. 1035 Fillmore, near McAllister. e S Y T MME. KRONENBERG, clairvoyant, card read- er. palmist; when others fail try me; good reading 2%c; no sign. 1021 6th, nr. Mission. MISS WARD, clalrvoyant, card reader; names, dates, facts. 1153 Market st.; hours 10 to 9. MISS FREDRICH, clairvoyant, card reader; ladies 25¢. gentlemen 50c. 235 Larkin st. SEND date of birth and 2 stamps for a pen picture of your life. H. HILL, 120 Sutter st. MRS. SHAFFER, permanently located at 558 Stevenson st.: hours 9 to 9: open Sundays. MME. MAY, clairvoyant, card reader; hours after 1; b0 cents. 3832 iSth st., nr. Sanches. \ SPIRITUALISM. JOHN SLATER clrcie to-night, 8:15 sharp: residence, 6161 Lombard, bet. Powell and Mason. A—MRS. J. J. WHITNEY, bus. medium and iife reader. 1206 Market, r. 10, Galt House. Maxwell—Marvelous tests Wed., Frl.; devel. class Sat. 1264 Howard. Mme. redgs. daily; CURE FOR RUPTURE. high-priced, painless (?) its to cure N oy Staply wear S gfi'- Truss and it will do the work! Sold 30 years; thou- eands cured. Call or address ELECTRIC TRUSS CO., 206 Kearny st. e B e ONE Minute Toothache Drops cure Instantly, 1bc: femily size, 2c. CORN CURE. DR. LAMOTTE'S FRENCH CORN PAINT, the ‘best corn cure, for sale by all druggists. CURE FOR ASTHMA. PRREROETI o ool o v S A. DI NOLA'S Asthma Remedy cures. Sold by ‘aruggists. Maln office, 1602 Market st. e ————————————— CATARRH AND DEAFNESS. Also ear noises cured by new antiseptic method; 1 wk. trée. Dr. Cottingham, § Powell;hrs. 10-4. CHIROPODISTS. Dll{. JONES & YOUNG, 2 SURG! CHIROPODISTS. Electric and massage; refacnee or 138 Broekion Tel Mate'y. 4. i COLLEOTION OFNACE l Finest Japanese help; housecleaning speclalty. G. R. Kumabe, 343 Mason st.; tel. East 4978. AN old_estab. (1850) Chinese emp. office. C. CHONG'S, removed to 518 Pine; tel.Grant 156 H. W. HONG, 1113A Clay st.; Chinese employ- ment office: best help. Tel. East 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 7686. RELIABLE Japanese-Chinese Employment Of- fice; all kinds help. 316 Stockton. Main 5188, PMPLOYMENT WANTED—FEMALE. LADIES, wi ave the best domestics, cooks, second girls, nurses and take the best pains possible to take to supply our patrons. Leave your orders with J. F. CROSETT & CO., 334 Sutter st. MARRIED elderly man wants to do light work or watchman; steady and reliable. Box 4204, Call, A WAITRESS for an institution, city A housemaid, no waiting, private f A French nurse for grown child A chambermaid and seamstress, A second girl, Mare Island 4 second girls for city places A_chambermaid for lodging- ..$20 and found . mr. Powell. PLUNKETT, 428 Sutter mnlcufln,, mas- or ley MISS GIRLS, learn nalrdressing, sage, etc,, from A 'to Z in 1.month $10; positions guaranteed competent pupils at §10 week up. College, 234 Post, r. 17, 24 floor. YOUNG engineer with several years' experience around bollers and engines, desires position. Address R. G. W., 1254 Guerrero st. A SOBER, honest man wants work on a pri- vate place; care for horses, cows, garden; good reference. Box 4084, Call office. A FIRST-CLASS sticker and planer hand de- sires a job; city or country. F. P. KELLY, 948 Capp st. AN experlenced farmer and stock man would Ilike position as foreman of ranch. Address Foreman, 242 Taylor et. A STEADY, reliable, honest man desires posi- tion of any charagcter; has best of references. Address E. BERG, 30 Minna st. YOUNG man, steady, sober and industrious, would Jike position as warehouse man or por- ter. Address 1421 Stevenson st, near 14th. WANTED—Position as hoisting engineer; have references. Address box 4075, Call. BARBER: 8 years’ experlence, wishes position; country or city; references. ' Box 4001, Call. A GOOD seamstress from Chicago wants a po- sition to sew in familles; understands ull kinds of work. Address box 4234, Call WANTED—A position by an experienced house- keeper who understands housekceping in all its branches. Address box 4285, Cal lotfice, YOUNG girl to help janitress to do school work; good home. Call at 443 Elizal st., near Noe; Castro: THOROUGHLY competent, experienced stenog- rapher desires position. Box 4047, -Call. EXPERIENCED teacher from New York wishes position in family to_teach children or young ladies Parisian French, music (classical or modern), drawing, painting from life in oll, water-color or pastel. Address Excellent Method, box 4057, Call’office. A COMPETENT woman wants situation to do_general housework in a private famlily; is a good cook; city or country; good refer- ences. Box 4044, Call office. e O T GERMAN girl would like situation to take care of child or would do second work; has first-class city referemces. Call or address 376 Geary st., or ohone Green 8. - RELIABLE competentivoman would like situ- ation to do cooking or housework; no objec- tion to country. Apply 219 st., near Van Ness ave. THOROUGHLY competent girl would like po- sition as working ‘housekeeper or as cook in small family; weges $30. Address or apply 8282 Jackson' st. COMPETENT middle-aged lady would uh‘r» sition in family of adults to assist with housework; no washing. Address or call 429 Eleventh st. ‘would like position in small 11y to do gencral nousework. Call 804 Golden Gate ave, WANTED—Position invalld. or elderly perfence as nurse; wages §! address 3013 Fulton st., WOMAN with a child - wi'%m position as ‘working usekeeper. > Oaklang. Sixty-third st., NORWEGIAN girl wants maid or do second work; Richland ave. Pty o country 46 —_— | EXPERIENCED housckeeper wishes position to take charge of hotel or furnished rooms. RELIABLE woman wistiss situation; is ',“:2 ook housework; 1ing “Mh 3 A GIRL its . m . and cooking? o carher Call 021 W, s v Finn 2 RE T R T e G general housework WANTED—By reliable Swiss, steady situation as gardener, care horses, etc. Box 4033, Call. A—GIRLS learn millinery for Feb. positions, 2 seasons trom start to finieh tn 1 mo.. §8; pou sitions guaranteed competent pupils $10 wk up. School, 234 Post st., T. 16, floor. A_LEARN the whole hairdressing trade for $10: hairdressing, face massage, manicuring, scalp treatment, hairwork, etc.; day and evi 210 Powell, cor. O'Farrell, room 2; GIRLS wanted: steady employment: good pay; hot lunch served on premises. HEYNEMANN & CO.. Tenth and Howard sts. WOMAN companion, 22 to 85 years of age, must be refined, ‘to accompany a young woman who travels; best references required; salary paid. Call 12 to 2 or after 7 p. m, The Athens Hotel, Oakland. TWO waitresses wanted for good place In country; wages $10 per week; also 2 wal- tresses wanted for city positions. Call room 818, James Flood building. WANTED—Experienced _saleswomen. Apply at superintendent’s office, HALE BROS. (nc.), 9 to 11 a, A_CHINESE_excellent cook wishes position, hotel, boarding-house, restaurant or family; meat and past cook; good references. CHARLEY WI ON, 113 Clay. upstairs. JAPANESE, with references, as excellent pri- vate family cook; French or German; Ty, fancy cakes, any style cooking; wishes posi- tion, city or country: high wages. K. TERA- MOTO, 512 Bush st. GOOD Japanese couple want places; man as cook, wife wait on table and do housework; both speak English; have references! wages 365 o BABA, Japanese boarding-house, 518 essle st. GOOD Japanese, able to do hard work, wants a position as walter or house servant in nice family; also wants good wages. Box 3245, Call office. JAPANESE couple want contract to take charge of orchard, vineyard or ranch; have had good experience. F. MAKAMOTO, 1605 Park st., Alameda. A COMPETENT and good Japanese boy would 1tke place In 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 Itke 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; man Is first-class cook; either city or country; wages $50. Ad- dress T. MIYA, 417 Jones st. cook; has good reference. MATSU, 703 kin st.; phone Bast 8770. up. Post st. JAPANESE butler or valet wants position in ma family; city or country. GEORGE M., 15 Stockton st. 4 A JAPANESE schoolboy desires to work in the city. Address H. TODA, 16 Lewis place, bet. Sutter and Post, Taylor and Jones. ANESE, faithful boy, wants work after ’fi'flm p. m. T. O, GOOD Japanese its position _as waiter or house servant in family. Box 4069. Call B — ANESE boy wants position as schoolboy. n{mmmwmmn" PRESSERS; ladies' dry-cleaned garments; steady work: best wages. J. F. SNOW & CO., 1809 Mission et.; see Mr. Lassans. OPERATORS on two needle machines. Apply HEYNEMANN & CO., cor. Tenth and How- ard sts, LADIES to do copy work for corporation; can work at home. ~Call 419 Shreve bidg., Grant ave, and Post st, WANTED—A young 1 LER & VOCKBE, 328 WIRE bat frame makers wanted. Atlantic Straw Works, 104 Fifth st. YOUNG girl to_assist housework and baby; g00d home. 1445 Page st. to keep books. MUL- ird st GIRL wanted in factory. 318 Eleventh st. W, A lady who understands musie; per year; references required: call in forenoon. Inquire for MRS. MELLARS, University Soclety, Academy of Sclences. WANTED—Young lady of tact and refinement, :m?floumlml q,\_:'l’ to learn, o' seatitant o traveling pa salary and expenses. Box 2956, Call. HOME work is all the fad; new, easy, rapid: spare time or steady; no experience required. %‘ll{ lil‘ Market st., opp. Seventh; hours i 3 LADIES to do fancy plece work at home; ex- perience not needed; steady work. Write or apply 907 Market st., cor. Sixth. room 118 A GIRL to go into country and assist in house- work and care of baby. 1133 Geary st. NEAT, capable girl, general housework. 47 ‘Twenty-second. $250—: barber 1 : low rent; Sood asihees: st be moid: "COLEMAN'S: Rub: once tried shop; three chafrs: fixtures; swell boom town. 210 Adeline st., ‘Berkeley. MERCED, MERCED. THAT NEW R. R. 500 drillers, $75. 500 hammermen, $75. 500 laborers, $67 50. 500 muckers, $67 50. We have got special rallroad rates, §2 40. Our office fee, only $1. MURRAY & RBADY, 634-836 Clay st. NORTH—FREE FARE. 80 laborers, Shasta and Siskiyou counties, free fare. WESTERN PACIFIC R. R 5000 men, $2 $2 25, $2 50, $3 day. CARPENTERS. CARPENTERS. CARPENTERS SHIP CARPENTERS—FREE FARE. 12 ship carpenters, big job, 33 50 to $4 day. free fare. 6 ship calkers, long job, §5 day, free fare. 8 carpenters, plain work, city job, $3 50 day. 15 carpenters, rough worx for sawmill com= pany, long job, $52 50 and found. go\::drpenlen, rough work, $175 day aad ard. MURRAY & READY, 634-636 Clay st. GOLD AND SILVER MINES COAL AND COPPER ~ MINES 8 machine miners, gold quartz mine, $90. 3 hand miners, gold mine, north, 75 Powde: man, small outft, 350 and found. 8 muckers, gaod mine, $07 50, man, gold quartz mime Kk 12 men as laborers to #ort ore, fun cars. Deeded: you'l eult; $40 and found, o3, tree ton. TONNELA AT 119 dritiers and hammermen, quarrien, 67 80 o §78. 15 tunnelmen, free fare, $225 to $275. 278 iaborers for quarries and tunnels, ail Parts'of Caltfornia. #3 0 4350 a day. $07 58 o $75 menth. SAWMILLS. north, #4055 LUMBER. ‘WOODS. 50, a 7 G p5doe: 20 laborers, mills and woods, $45 and found. 35 laborers, woods, fare $2 WOODS, ITALIANS. laborers to build roads In woods; ce needed; $37 50 found. 80 tlemakers, different places, 10c to 15¢ tie. 30 _wood choppers. good wages. MURRAY & READY, 634-636 Clay st. Pattern nAECHANICAL HELE. rn maker, count Blacksmith, small cmm, 36850 ana tound. Blacksmith. ranch, south, $52 and found. Tadlor, country job, steady worlk, and fd. 6 bricklayers, four months’ job, $4 day. Wheelwright, city job. 33 day. é:! carpenters, city and country, $2 25 "4? ay. T e, ta e = and wife, boldt Co., $40 and fd. Cook and wife, northern hotel, and WORK FOR n:vun'vs&“xgr. PO FREB FARE TO THESE LABORBRS. 40 Jaborers for & real estate company. near 150 ‘laboters, Ocean Shors R. R., fres fare, $60. 25 laborers for good quarry, $67 dm laborers, San Mateo County, n:m 2 ay. 25 laborers, bulld wagon roads, $80. 10 laborers, warehouse work, not far away, EPiaporers, tunnel work. tree tare, 380, 15 laborers around steam shovel, $60. S 85 laborers for new track work, $2 day. 10 laborers, section hands, country.d% day. 47 laborers in city, steady jobs, 33 day. laborers for other piaces, $60 to MURRAY & READY. 604-086 Ciag st T B ST, ostlers, cf : hers, $60 and $65. 3 harness cleaners, $60; 4 floormen, - $60. Buggy washer, company stables, city, $63. Hostler, company job, $60; stablemen, coun- try, 385 found. 3 stablemen, private stables. FARMS AND DAIRIES. 35 farmhands, ranch teamsters, eto., $28 to £35 found. 12 milkers, city and country, Danes, $30 to $40 found. 27 choremen and choreboys, ranch and pri- Vate places, city and country, $15, $20, $25 and $35 found. Choreman, vineyard, south, $32 found. Man, for winery, Napa County, $30 found. Boy to help on milk wagons, $20 found. 20 men and strong boys for a big ranch, $20 > found. = RANCHES—ITALIAN, 10 Italian laborers for ranch, fare $1 28. 25 Itallans for vineyard, south, board them- g ;.nnun. ‘wagon and Scraper, free fare, g'.u;mun.'mnl’lw' e S $67 30, - Tniles away. Now You 23 BOYS. 43 boys, city and country job, houses, factories, mills, warehouses, etc..