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

THE SAN . FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, ) 2 OTICES—Continued. of regular annual meeting of the Bo- hemian Club—The regular annual meeting of the members of the Bohemian Club wiil be held at the rooms of the club, 130 Post st., in the City ‘ard County of San Francisco, State of California, on TUESDAY, April 10, 1908, at 1 o'clock p. m., for the purpose of electing directors and other officers of the club, and for the transaction of such other JOHN D. SPRECKEL JOHN McNAX (,L business as may properly come before the w. MARTIN meeting. ALFRED R. GRIM, Secretary. el i March 26, 1906, 5 annual meeting of lot owners of Laurel 1l Cemetery for the election of trustees and other business will be held at 912 Claus Spreckels building on TUESDAY, April 1006, at 2 o'clock p. m. CHARLES H. CROWELL, Secretary. San Francisco. March 26. 1906. will Con- | T u Wish. BUSINESS CHANCES—Continued. WANTED—To bear from party in the carpet cleaning and furniture line; I have ihe | finest preparation known for same, or will sell receint. Box 602, Call $2500—FINE stationery and bazaar; estab- lished 15 years; long lease; low rent; don't miss this opportunity. Box 601, Call. $500—FIRST-CLASS clgar store; transfer cor- ner: $700 invested; profit $100-$150 per mo.; long lease; a bargain. Box 603, Call. COAL yard; splendid location; rent cheap; with egprese; harness; §ood sound horse: also light wagon; this is your chance. 106 Octavia st. PAINTING business for sale; a chance for an acti¥e man; long established; price moderate. 1803 Polk st. RESTAURANT for sale; centrally located; on Turk st. Apply box 1005, Call office. costs $12; quick, quief no fee In advance; no charge unless success. ful; open evngs; wills, deeds, leases, bills of egle and articles of copartnership; corpora- tions organized: bankruptey; collections; prc- bating of estates. 927 Market st., room 301. W. KING, Attorney-af-Law, Exam. bldg.. R 6th ‘fioor, entrance room 611 established 20 A years; all courts, general courts and office practice; no fee in advance or for comsulta— a tion; even'gs by appointment. Tel. Red 3601 ADVICE free; legal divorce costs $12; all law handled; no fee in advance; open der to insure & evenings; other evenings by appoint- e with their re- | call and save money. 819 Mkt., r. 33. ADVICE free—Columbian Law and Col. Ag., T. | 785, 916 Market, opp. Emporium: phone; legal old establiehed. L. 8. CLARK, 927 Market, room 302, tion free; 1o fee in adv g change of ad- | give both NEW | E consulta- evenings. A GOOD all-around cook wishes a partner for restaurant business. Address bex 9053, Call, INVENTORS to obtain or dispose of patents see SONNTAG'S Patent Agency, 120 Market. ADVERTISEMENTS, subscriptions recelved at Call Branchwoffice, cor, Duncan & Church sts LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE. MARION GRIFFIN, 970 Market st., room 801, eighth floor. ROOMING-HOUSES and REAL FSTATE. FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE FREE LIST. FOR sale in Oakland—A rooming house of 43 rooms with restaurant attached: lease; nets $165 per month profit; price $2600. Box 892, Call office. A—FISHER & CO., Phone East 4275, Room 438, James Flood building. Furnished rooming-houses, flats and hotels. THAVONATS Seo. Ber all legitimate detect! 1115 Call bldg.; Pt unimpeachable refs Exchange 415. i ‘ DETECTIVES. | | PONDENT: 8. McCLURB & CO. Phone Mbntgomery 1943. 881 Kearny st. Offices 6 and 7. Largest selected list: also businesses. AN offer warted for a nicely furnished 17- room house; selling on account of other business. Box 609, Call. WANTED—To buy lodging-house, rooms; in good condition. Box 126 B ] CARPET-BEATING AND CLEANING. COMPRESSED Air and Vacuum Process used for cleaning carpets on floor without removal; carpets and rugs also cleaned by compressed air at shop; prices moderate. 8. F. Com- pressed A:r Cleaning Company, 308 Market £t.; phone Msin 152 and Bush 479. M Street, N. W. | MOB! \ A 3-cylinder Cameron auto, 12-horse WEW X power: in good running order. Box 1480, Call office. - su | FOR sale_White steamer in first-class condi- | " tion; $1800, Box 1205, Call office. - e | >—Second-hand _automobile in good s R— News Co.: Great | "oongition. Box 610, Call. E E | FOR sale—Good eized runabout, $200. Box |~ 1165, Call office. : | OLD'S Touring Car for male; price $800. Box v B | " {491, Call office — AUTOMOBILES bought and sold. Phone South EW ¥ INTATIVE: 872. Auto Brokerage Co., 225 Parrott bldg. E Tribune Buflding = ADOPTION, N RESPONDENT: ~n =y g siage v c erald Square | FOR sdoption—Handsome, newly born baby S S | boy Inguire E. SATTLER, 09 Powell st., Bl San Francisco Call, | _Dear Union open until = in the year. OFFICES BOARDING FOR CHILDREN ELECT home for children from birth to § yrs.; large grods; medical care If necessary; §10.520; children adopsed. 2504 Howard st. VALLEY, 220, nr. 29th—A German lady has own home wishes children; near school. BOOKKEEPING. LET us keep your bdoks; nothing too large, pothing too small; we make a speclalty of keeping small sets of books. THE FAXON-JAMES AUDIT CO., Eouth 920. 511-13-13 Callaghan’ bldg. Tel WHEN you become disgusted with your work, send for SPAULDING'S Pioneer Carpet Beat- ing Works, 353-357 Tehama et. Tel. South 40. CONKLIN'S superior carpet beating works, 383 Golden Gate ave., nr. Larkin; tel. South 102. WESTERN" Carpet Cleaning Works, 1800 Har- rison st.; Al cleaning, 3c. Phone Mission 225. ADVANCE Carpet Cleaning Co. 402 Sutter st.; tel. Main 804, GEO. WALCOM & €0., Props. MITCHELL'S, 240 Fourteenth st carpet cleaning, 8c vard. Tel. Ml RUDOLPH & CO., carpet beating works; prices reasonable. 1703 Harrison st.; tel. Mission 268. LACE CURTAINS AND BLANKETS BLANKETS cleaned 40c, delivered same day. N.¥.Curtain-House,1326 I'ilimore;tel. West 5306, e e CLAIRVOYANTS—Continued. PROF. NIBLO. ALWAYS CONSULT THE BEST. ASTRAL DEAD TRANCE CLAIRVOYANT. SPECIAL THIS WEEK. MY $5 COMPLETE LIFE READINGS, $L $1— LOW FEE—$L 411A ELLIS §T., NEAR JONES. NO CHARGE IF NOT SATISFIED WHEN READING 18 OVER—YOU TO BE JUDGE. 1 DO HERBEY SOLEMNLY AGREE AND GUARBANTEE to make no charge if I fail to call you by name in full, names of your !friends. enemies or rivals. ‘1 promise to tell Whether your husband, wife or sweetheart is true or false; tell how to win the love of the one you most desire, even though miles away: how to succeed In business, speculation, law suits; how to marry the one of your choice; how fo regain youth, health and vitality. Re- moves evil influences, cures drink habit, lo- cates treasures, cures all nervous disegses. can I have good luck? can I succeed in business? can I make my home happy? can I conquer my enemies? can I marry the one I choose? can I marry well? can 1 conquer my rival? can I make any one love me? can I get a good position? can I remove bad influences? can I control any one? make distant ones think of me? can I settle my quarrel? How can I hold my husband’s love? How can 1 keep my wife's love? HOQURS, 10 TO 8, DAILY AND SUNDAY. 411A ELLIS $T., NEAR JONES. Permanently Located in His Own Home. PROFESSOR - NIBLO. F AA— How How ISMAR THE EGYPTIAN CLAIRVOYANT AND PALMIST. ~ Permanently located at 1104 Market st., rooms 9 and 10, cor. Turk (Vendome); private Teadings; daily, 10°a. m. to 8 p. m.; 3 ques- tions answered, $1; full life, §5. « SEND date of birth apd 3 stamps for a pen picture of your life. H. HILL, 120 Sutter st. — ‘APRIL EMPLOYMENT WANTED--Female--Con PLAIN washing done'at home. A. R., 545 Minna st.; phone Folsom 3507. GERMAN woman would Iike plain sewing. 149 Fourth st. YOU NEED MONEY TO SET IN MOTION SOME EMPLOYMENT WANTED—-MALE—Con. HELP WANTED—FEMALE—Con. COMPETENT proofreader desires employment; references. Box 339, Call office. < furnishing goods clerk WANTED—Few familles’ washing to take home. Card or inquire at 2819 Baker EMPLOYMENT WANTED—MALE. UNIVERSITY graduate, member one of New England’s oldest families, speaking French, German, familiar every capital Burope, Asia, recently connected diplomatic service United States and contributor Century, Independent, desires situation private secretary, tutor or traveling companion: been around world five times, ‘knows art traveling; highest creden- tlals. . Box 184, Call. CABLE and telegraphic expenses reduced; com- bination code work, eleven figure “system, undertaken for commission, shipping, bank- icg, manufacturing and other mereantile houses by a New York expert who can code any special subject in a manner to save several times usual cost of _telegraphing; terms moderate. Box 614, .Call. A-1—ALL-AROUND carpanter; first-class job- bing a speclaity; city or country; would be @ first-class man for ranch or country mill; 800d millwright, band sawyer or lathe hand; strictly sober and reliable. Box 98, Call. SCANDINAVIAN couple wish positions; city or country; will work for small wages where they can keep their two little children. Box 212, Call. BOY 16 years old wants position to learn some trade; bright and willing to learn. 708% ‘Treat ave. DRAUGHTSMAN desires night work; design- ing of heating and *ventilating systems a specialty. Box 208, Call COACHMAN'S position Wanted by experienced young German; best of references; country preferred. Box 260, Call office. SPIRITUALISM. A—MRS. J. J. WHITNEY, bus. medium and life reader. 1208 Market, r. 10, Galt House. MRS. JOHNSON, medfum; readings daily; clr. Mon., 2:30 p.m.; Thurs., 8 p.m. 1842 Jackson. ALL-AROUND man in furniture store, refin- ishing, salesman, etc.; out of town preferred, Box 608, Call office. A YOUNG man wants work on a private place; can take care of garden, horses, cows, etc. Box 185, Call MME. YOUNG'S trance test circle tonight, 10c, 875 McAllister; readings dail, 1260 McAllister. MRS. B, J. WILLIAMS, spiritual advieer; see _ her; be convinced; none better. 1008 Mission. W. G. KEEGAN holds a test seancs every night except Saturday, 10c. 148 Sixth st. DR. HOWLAND'S 50c readings this week; cir. Mon., Wed., Sat. nights, . 1208 Market. MRS. BROOKS tells past, without asking questions; ent and_future 5o up. 38 Halght. EMPLOYMENT OFFICES. A—JAPANESE INDUSTRIAL CO. BOWMAN K. SUGIURA, MANAGEHR. JAPANBSE AND CHINESB SERVANTS. All kinds of contract work; gentlemen's cloth~ ing kept in order by contract, $1 a month; & sult a week. 408 Post st., phone Main 3801. - OLDEST, largest Japanese-Chinese employment. office furnishes best help promptly. GEO. SAKAUYE, successor Geo, Aoki, removed to 820 Mason from 421 Post; tel, Fast 550. AN up-to-date Japanese-Chinese emp. office; furnishes reliablo help of all kinds promptly; CHR. KURAMOTA, 405 Post; tel. James 501. CURE FOR RUPTURE. “DR. PIERCE'S Magnetic Elastic Truss’ does the work; no need for “‘operations.” Plerce Magnetic Truss Co., 206 Kearny { A—$350 CORNER bakery and confectionery on 3 only store trade; living good business, cash trade. See R. G. 263 Kearny st. —$1000 STATIONERY store, established many large patronage; value of stock $800; c the best, surrounded by hotels and apartment hous See R. G. WILKE, 26% Kearny st | A—$550; RESTAURANT and oyster_house on Halght st. close to the park; rent $30; lease; good paying business; full value in’ sight; investigate at once; rare chance. R. G. WILKE, 26% Kearny st. | A—$6000; GRILL room and ber, elegantly fitted | “up in choicest location on prominent business recelpts from $100 upward: 3 | year ; must be sold at once on account of other busines: value $10,000. See R. G. WILKE, 26% Kearny st. CHANCE OF A LIFETIME. | Millinery store with fine spring and summer stock; downtown location; best in Oakland; sales last April $1500," last Mey $1200; big | business all the year; well advertised stand. Better investigate guick; only §1500. LEONARD & CO., | 528 Sen Pablo, Oakland; phone, Oakland 367. e CURE FOR TOOTHACHE. STAR Employment Office—Reliable Japanese and Chinese help furnished with carg. W. KADOTA, 400 Powell st.; tel. Main 1751. A—JAPANESE and Chinese help. WM. YOSHY, 415 Stockton st.; tel. Bush 858. AN old estab. (1850) Chinese emp. office. O. CHONG'S, removed to 518 Pine; tel.Grant 156, YOUNG Swiss, 22, gan speak a little Englis desires position in private family; would tal care of cows; is good milker and would be willing to be generally useful in any way: would accept moderate wages. Address FRITZ, Humboldt House, 1309 Stockton st. X _PRACTICAL vineyardist, distillery, farm and stock rancher for 28 years, for 20 years superintendent in same business in Mexico, desires employment; German. Address A. MEYER, P. O., Souty San Francisco, San Mateo County. MIDDLE-AGED man, Scandinavian, who knows how to make himself useful,’ under- stands care of horses and garden, desires situation with private family; country. Box 627, Call office. CAPELE rellable man with very best of (references wishes position in Cailfornia In general merchandise store; over 10 years' ex- ence as manager. Address W. BAILY, 04 Dolores st. MIDDLE-AGED man desires position in office, collector, solicitor or attend to private party; speaks English and German; references. Box 890, Call office. POULTRYMAN and carpenter; competent, re- liable, wants the work of nmml'm \lp"md running a first-class poultry plant. BUCK- NAM, 318 9th et., Oakland. MIDDLE-AGED man, handy with horses, gardener, can milk two “'3. ‘Wwants on private place. NESTER ROKOP, Seventh st., Oakland. | . tion 478 ONE Minute Toothache Drops cure instantly, 15c; family size, 25c; all druggists. P B — JORN CURE. 2 DR. LAMOTTE'S FRENCH CORN PAINT, the best corn cure, for sale by all druggists. —_— CATARRH AND DEAFNESS, Also ear noises cured by new antisdptic method; 1 wk. free. Dr. Cottingham, § Powell;hrs.10-4, COLLECTI OFFICES. BAD tenants ejected for $4; collections made; ¢ty or country. Pacific Collection Co., 415 Montgomery st., rooms 9-10. Tel. Main 5580. — H. W. HORG, 113A Clay st., Chiness employ- ment office; best help. Tel. East 428. CHINESE and Japanese help: estab. 20 years. Tel. Main 1997. BRADLEY & CO., 640 Clay. JAPANESE, Chinese help of all kinds furnieh- ed; housecleaning. 708 Taylor; James 7636. RELIABLE Japanese-Chinese Employment ot- fice; all kinds help. 815 Stockton. Maln 5188. EMPLOYMENT WANTED—FEMALE, A GOOD American cook wishes a situation to g0 to the country in private family; good references; no postals. Call 748 Howard st. GOOD willing woman wishes situation to do general housework; is good plain cook; city or short distance in country. 270 Jess DENTISTS, DREXLER PAINLESS DENTAL COMPANY. Perfect, painless dentistry at lowest prices. Full set of tecth, $2; silver flllings, 25c; gold fillings, $1; gold crowns, $3; bridge work, $3. 1104 Market st., corner Turk. YOUNG woman would like to take home plain family washing, cheap.. 18A Sumner st., bet. 7th and §th, off Howard. 1 WANTED—Fosition as seamstress,” cook or houseckeeper; good references. Phone Mont- gomery 1562 or 764 Howard 'st. . A NEW plate—The Whalebone—Cannot break; warranted 20 yrs.; crowns, $3.50; fillings, 50c: platee, $6; full set; all work painless and ‘warranted. Chicago Dental Parlors, 24 Sixth. | $6500—ONE of the best hardware stores In the |~ Western Addition; plumbing in connection: | team, etc; ola established and a money- X B maker; cheap rent; no agents. Box 355, Call. HAVE a well-established hardware business in |~ growing section of Central California; want a | ‘partner to take half interest and to take very small amount of money re- qQuired; can give satisfactory reasons to any ness man for wanting to Jeave. Ad- s box 9078, Call office; principals only. charge; MU once on account of sickness, rooming-house, 80 rooms, new building, new i furniture; income $275 per month; rent §120; T sell at eituated near center of Oakiand business Gistrict; strictly respectable. place. M. T. MI Y, 470 i1th st, Oakiand. I HAVE real estate consleting of 2 houses and lots in a thriving up-to-date town in Sonoma County that I will trade for a gen- & sy eral merchandiee store. Give details to box ILWAY COMPANY wiil ba | 5705 Call office. ¥y, A 1906, at 11:30 | FOR sale—On one of \he busiest strests in the of said company, city; a general furnishing goods store; mno- y order of MBUK, President. ial Secretary. 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 bic; gas given. LOWEST prices in S. F.; painless extraction. 50c. New York Dentists, 969 Mission, cor. 6th. GOLD fillings, 75¢; silver, 35c; crowns, $2;no pain; op. Sun. Dr.A.C.Hewitt,101% Grant av. — A FRENCH cook wishes position, family; good cook st references; wages $30 to $35. Address 112 SITUATION wanted by Nova Scotch woman, as cock-in private family, or as housekeeper. Call for 2 days, 50 West Mission st. -—— = GFRMAN woman goes out washing from 8 & m. to 2 p.m.; §$1 and carfare. Address 212 Leavenworth st., basement, % RELIABLE woman wants plain washing or general cleaning by the day. Address B, N., 38 Clinton Park, near Valencia, DRESSMAKERS AND SEAMSTRESSES ACCORDION, knife and sunburst pleating; em- broldery, hemstitching, tucking: buttons and buttonholes made, Stewart's Lining & Trim- ming Store, 14-16 Taylor st.; phone East 4535. McDOWELL Dressmaking and Millinery School —Eve. class; patterns cut. 1190 Market et. — EDUCATIONAL., Special Term—Beginning Now For Grammar and High School Students at AYRES MODERN BUSINESS COLLEGE, 728 MARKET_ST. Life Scholarship, $50. One Month Free. Day and Night School. THE Paul Gerson School of Acting, the largest institution devoted exclusively to dramatic dGevice for attachment to buggies and wagons will give full explanation to & person mean- ing business; no other need apply. Box 780, 1 office. STOCKHOLDERS — at the annual meet- of the CENTRAL OMPANY will be $200 AND services secure to steady, active man half interest in estab. business; will pay at Jeast $90 monthly to each; experience not NIA RAILWAY y, April 11, 1908, 1 othee of #aid compsnis | _Tequired. 230 Kearny st., room 1. hants’ Exchange bullding, | $2500_Grocery, coal and feed; rare oppor- poelifornia, for the purposs | tunity, in growing Oakland suburb: estab- poard of five directors for | lished 15 vears. Box 6337, Call office, Oak- the en and to transect such other )a5d. bus legally come before sald | mee 1808, | RESTAURANT for sale on principal, street 3. L, WILLCUTT, Secretary. NG OF STOCKHOLDERS— | given that the annual meet- kholders of the INTER-CAL- south of Market st.; dreds of workmen drees box 8902, Cal 50 ACRES; nicely located In Sacramento Coun- in a Jocality where hun- re dally employed. Ad- office; mo agents. st INIA RAILWAY COMPANY will bs | tv; will gell cheap for cash or trade for & Wed | 11, 1906, at 12| Eeneral merchandiee store. Address with of said company, | particulars, box 8045, Call office. xchange building, | 1o - . | FOR rale—One of the best, largest and syornia, Tor the Durpose | T Lobular restaurents on Market st.; In a good rd of five airectors for | ) transact such other 1y come before said 1906, WILLCUTT, Secretary. business locality; doing a good business; in- vestigate this. Box 1199, Call RESTAURANT—Must sell this week; doing a fine business; fine location: a fortune for | man and wife. 320 Third st. {FOR sale—First-class grocery and bar; good | loeaton: no opposition: lease: receipts aver- age $50 day, Box 022, Call. RAILROAD hange bullding, { tions, stationery, etc.: a splendid trade and . for the purpose will sell at a bargair on account of having learning In America; positions guaranteed. seven directors for | to leave the city. Box 1044, Call; no agents. Send for catalogue. Native Sons' building. such other | betore 0.215 | PARTNER wanted in a well paying patented ALL expert court reporters advise you to attend GALLAGHER-MARSH Bus, College, 083 Market et.; shorthand, keeping, $50; catalogue, A-METROPOLITAN California business; sten- ographic students; 300 yearly; best positions; high school preparation. 925 Golden Gate avo. HEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 24 Post st. Established 1863; largest In the West; annual enrollment 1000; send for circular; day & eve, typing, book= BOTH adult and children’s classes now open for the season at Hinman's School of Dancing, 1412 Polk st., near California; tel. East 2125, ALWAYS a demand for our graduates; they are tralned by practical business men. San Francisco Business College, 738 Mission st. HEALD'S School of Mines and Engineering, 24 Post st., S, F.; civil, mining, electrical, steam and gas engineering. Send for prospectus. BOOKKEEPING, Eng., math., etc., day and eve.; individual instr. 305 Larkin st. Prof. T. A. Robinson, formerly pres. Pac. Bus. Col. ENGINEERING—Clvil, elec., min., mech., sur- vey, assay, cyanide; day, eve.; est. 1864. Van der Naillen School, 113 Fulton, nr. City Hall. Prof. Hines' Dancing Academy, Jefferson Sq Halil classes. Mon. & Thurs. eves, 925 G. G. SCHOOL OF ILLUSTRATION————Day and PARTINGTON'S, 424 Pine st.—Night classe: e S —— Box 1019, Call office. FOR sale—Delicatessen, groceries, etc., in the business section of Hyyes Valley; price §1100; full value in stock. Inquire box 1021, Call. GROCERY store for sale in Alameda; all com- plete; good stock and busmess; price $1650. Box 806, Call office. WANTED—Partner for & Jose; will make eplendid offer to a man, Box 1166, Call office. FOR sale—A good paying restaurant in & California, for the purposé of eleven directors for 14 to transact such other as mey legally come before March 26, 1806. who J. L. WILLCUTT, Secretary. NG OF STOCKHOLDERS— by given that the annual meet- kbolders of the CARSON AND | RAILWAY COMPANY will be | Tuesday, April 10, 1906, at 11 | m., at the office of said sompany, | ng year ng restaurant in San go0d room 1216, Merchants' Exchange b b Ean Francisco, California, for the purpess | YOry desirable town in Mateo County; of electing & of nine direciord goe | _will sell reasopable. ~ Box 9064, Call. the ensuing year and 1o transact such other busineus b may tegally come basors °Lher | $700 TF sold soon; grocery, fruft and liquor . G | 7 store; rent $20; 4 living rooms; large stable. | _Inquire 1618 Sanchez st., corner Day, LLCUTT, Secretary. | e E FOR sale_Patent for a domestic_artiole; re- G OF STOCKHOLDERS— | quirei by and used by every housekeeper; otice is hereby given that the annual meet- | good money maker. Box 985, Call office. of the stockholders of the CENTRAL ACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY will be | WANTED—To buy for cash a business of some held on Tuesday, April 10, 1906, st 10| Kkind; general merchandise preferred. Ad- dress box 8932, Call office. $700—ESTABLISHED varnish works: 500 lons per day; tankage, 2800 gallons. Tenth st GROCERY and-bar for sale in a large manu- facturing and residence district; price $2300. Box 1100, Call office. FOR sale—Fruit apd vi and_wagon. Call at o'clock a. m., ai the office of said company, m 1216, Merchants' Exchange buliding, Francisco, California, for the purpose clecting @ board of seven directors for 3188 of the ensuing year and o tramsact such other business s may legally come before said March 26,1 3. % JTT, Secretary. NUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS - otice is hereby given that the znnual meet- meeting. table business; horse Howard =t. ~ ing of the stockbolders of the COOS BAY | —— 0 —_Z_—_ OREGON COAL, COMPANY will be held | WANT to buy small business centrally lo- on Wednesday, April 11, 1906, at 11 cated; $600 to no agents. Box 208, Call. o'clock & m., at the office of said company. room 1216, Merchants’ Exchange bullding, San Francisco, Califorpia, for the purpose of eclecting a board of five directors for the ensuing year and to transact such other busln;u as mlhym;loy‘ come before sald meeting. Marc 3 4 4. L, WILLCUTT, Secretary. FOR sale—Notion store and branch bakery; close tg Market st. Box 9005, Call office. GOOD grocery store for sale. Box 792, Call office. WANTED—To buy a cigar stand; give particu- Jars to box 1265, &Ilnlln" Tuesday, April 10, 1906, at 12 | som, at the office o o 2 | FOR sale—Dellcatessen store in central loca- & Mercha .'EX,L‘;?‘ES oo v dy | " tdon"of city; will merit full investigation. CLAIRVOYANTS, The World's Greatest Clairvoyant. The Great, Only and Original PANDORA. $5 Full Life Readings—$1, Bring this ad. and save $4. The moment you enter her parlor she will tell you your full name, age, occupation and whom and when you will marry, and what you called for, without asking a question; will tell the hame of your: sweetheart, or anything you want to know. She sends you away much wiser and happier. Hours, 10 to 6 dafly and Sunday. 1148 Market st. Same floor Fowzer photo., opp. Hale's, MISS M. WILLE, 310 Eilis ot. Clairvoyant, crystal seer, can be consulted on all affairs of life; Miss ‘Wille guarantees an honest, reliable, satisfactory reading; reveals the past: gives correct forecast of your fu. ture, advises you on affairs, whether financial, domestic, love or business; gives the secret how to control, charm, fasci- nate the one you love; reading,” §1; hours 10-§ p. m.; French, German, English spoken. LINCOLN, CLAIRVOYANT ADVISER, \ TEACHER OF OCCULTISM. Seven years of reliable, accurate advice to the hundreds who have consulted him has st. ; hours, 10 to 8. 3 ist; when ; good Teading 2hc; no.sign. 102% ‘Sth, Br. Missin MME. MARSEAU, card reader. L., 25c; g., D46 Minna. st Br. 6th. Phone Foison B0%. MISS ZEMDAR, Tair. ¥ L0 B0c; G 8. 1088 oo SeAimmer MRS. FREDRICHS, clairvoyant, reader; ‘Wed. eves. 1203 Hayes. 25c and 50c; circles '-..‘...._‘ -t u...' tmg‘:nl;emm FIRST-CLASS laundress wishes & few more days’ work. 72 Erfe st., offt Howard, nr. 13th, COLORED girl wishes position as cook and general housework. Apply 1008 Clay st. LADY of refinement wishes position as house- keeper or companion for refined person; no objections to travelink; best of references. Address L. D., 79 E. San Fernando st., San Jose, Cal. : EXPERIENCED woman desires position for general housework; no objections to go across the bay; wages $25; no postals answered. Apply 711 Eilzabeth st, between Diamond and Douglass. 4 A8 visiting governess or coaching ~English, German advanced studies, public school cer- tificates, experienced; music _conservatory graduate; excellent reference. - Box 2§9, Call. RELIABLE woman with a card wishes to do housework; no objections to country. 31 La- fayette st. rear, between Fleventh and Twelfth, Howard and Mission, A WOMAN wants to go out by the day to do ‘washing and ironing or house cleaning; will furnish references if mecessary. Address 2567 Post st. PROTESTANT German lady, good cook, neat worker, desires situation, city or country; references; wages $30. Call 9081 Howerd st., dressmaker store. MIDDLE-AGED, respectable woman; s a good cook: will do some washing in a pri- vate American family; 18 fond of children; from §16 to $20. 2641 Tehama st., nr. 4th. FRENCH woman who Is first-class cook would like situation in private family, either city or country;. wages not less $30. Ad- dress M. R., 852 Stockton st. COMPETENT young woman wishes as housekeeper; has young child; on] :n(‘: ‘wages expected. Address 3316 sixth st. WANTED—Position_as companion to elderly lady by youns, educated, refined girl. Box 356, Call office GERMAN girl wishes housework and cooking: O'Farrell st. A WOMAN would like general housekeeper in German family; wages $30 to $35; car fare. 211 Twenty-seventh st. LADY, experienced nurse, traveled extensively, desires position as nurse or companion; ex- cellent references. Phone Nurse, West 1232, LADY with daughter 156 and child 2% years wishes work in country; §0od housekesper seamstress; object good’home. Box 206, Call. e RESPECTABLE woman wishes work by day; laundry work preferred; references. ~Apply 1622 Leavenworth st: TWO Scotch girls want _places; one _cook and one second ;m or chamber Wwork; wages $35 and $30. 2422 Post st. ARTISTIC dressmaker; mm nts by day; perfect fit; stout ladies work taken home. 910 Howard st., near Fifth, DRESSMAKING, pairing. ' reterences given. i ¥, 1T Saere: mento st. lady; references A REFINED young woman wishes a position as housekeeper |= ‘widower's ‘would &0 In country. Box 287, Call. GOOD German copk desires situation for cook- ing and -?:fl:”?.mm, city or country; wages $30. Please call at 748 Howard st. —_— A _FIRST-CLASS laundress desires to take ‘washing home. Address Laundress, 24 Maple court, off Fourteenth st., near Guerrero. WOMAN wants c by the day, washing, ironing and house Ssantag. T00% Treat ave near Twentieth st, EXPERIENCED German cook "wishes tion. Apply 2048 Fillmore st. sition” mod- enty- lace to do general wages $30. 373 ition as cook and situa- SITUATION wanted by experienced gardener to take charge of private place: up in all branches in and_outside work; best of ret- erences. Box 613, Call. SCANDINAVIAN man, married, wants situa- tion on private place or smail ranch; very handy with tools and good all-around man. Box 368, Call. GARDENER, thoroughly experienced care of ‘greenhouses and ground, drgwing plans and laying out new places; first-class references. J. L., box 424, Santa Rosa, Cal. A CULTURED French gentleman with excel- lent references desires any position; is first- class Spanish “translator and correspondent. Address E. 8., 131 Hermann st. A nx{,um.n and temperate middle-aged man would like position to take charge of horaes, cows or garden; is safe driver; very handy with tools. Address H. B., 613 Montgomery. A-No.1 CARPENTER wants work, city or country; old or new work; open for any- ‘t!hlht there's living In. H. B., 510 Schra- er st, SITUATIONS wanted—Hotel man and wife, first-class walter and waltress for resort; finest references; disengaged at present. Box 374, Call office. 3 EXPERIENCED and efficlent collector, now working on_commission for prominent house, would like to devote part of time to another firm. Box 379, Call office. A RELIABLE engineer, who is also first-class electriclan and machinist, and can do_all kinds repairing, wishes steady position; best references. Address or call 1809 Howard st. COMPETENT, reliable engineer would e it uation; can take care of and do n repaire on engine; good references. Call or address 712 Jefferson st., Oakland. BOOKKBEPER, first-class, wants a few hours’ work dally; competent to handle any sys- tem of accounts; no objection to work even- ings. Box 59, Call office. OLD gentleman desires position as bartender in country roadhouse or hotel; homest and reliable; wages no object; good references. Box 74, Call. 2 A FRENCHMAN wants situation in private family; city or country; good references. Ad- dress 311 Fourth st. MAN and wife with experience would like places on farm or.stock ranch; Teferences. Call 8i1 Fremont at. BXPERT draughtsman wants work evenings; estimating and drawing for contractors or owner; reasonable. Box 400, Call. BLACKSMITH—Horseshoer; first-class all- round man wants steady work. Address I NENNEMANN, Napa, Cal, BANK bookkeeper, experienced and reliable, ~ wants position; high references. Box 360, Call. CARPENTER; first-class, wants 'k, contract. N. M. PEARSON, mm; ‘House, Sacramento st. COACHMAN, thoroughly competent driver, un- Merstands gardening, desires tion; best of references. Box 359, Call office. YOUNG man who understands the care of horses and garden work wants employment; references. Box 864, Call. FIRST-CLASS barber wants steady help for Saturday and Sunday. W, MARSOUN. 361 Fillmore st. STEADY young man desires position where faithful work will warrant advancement. Address 1207 Guerrero st. RESPONSIBLE, marriéd, all-round handy man with wood, iron, painting, boatman, ‘wishes cars of place. Box Call office. YOUNG man, reliable and steady, wishes posi- tion as blacksmith's helper. Address W. P., 80414 Folsom st. i STENO student wants work half , $3.50 per week; references. Box 892, Call office. POSITIONS as plain cook and schoolboy are wanted by Japanese boj G. N. 8, Polk st.; phone East 3406, : A JAPANESE wants position in country as gardener, milk cows, take care of horses, etc.; wages $30 up. H. F., 708 Larkin st.; tel. ' East S770. e Sov wanis: & pasition Tn fasiites city o Country. 1843 Webster st.; tel. Weat 2004, ‘man good JAPANESE couple wish positions; cook; wife walt at table, housework; in e e g Kearny and Dmnsz' . JAPANESE wants plate work in £ tion it T el box 629, Call office. P g 4 Tarkin st.; tel. Bast FIRST-CLASS Japanese boy desires ‘morni ‘where he could care garden, etc. Md!’_"l'."fl;‘:rull. i ‘wash BRIGHT young Japanese wishes position as boy, first-class cook, < tion, family. Address 822 Dllwnxm::' L e RCs Sotws ot aput gt o COMPETENT made stenographer ~wants a stenographic position. Box 85, Call. HOTEL and restaurant help looking for work cal¥at 318, James Flood building. FLATS TO LET. AAAAA— Every desirable “vacant dwelling 1s listed in our renting department: combined lists from twenty-five of the largest agencles; saves a world of time and trouble, Bervice is absolutely free. You are not asked to buy or even look at furniture, STERLING FURNITURE COMPANY, 1039 Market st., opposite McAllister. 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 No payment other than your good wi e do not ask you to buy or even look at the goods; e this department fieely; you ars mors welcome. CORDES FURNITURB CO., 245-259 Geary st (on the square). improvements; nice yard, birdseye maple parlors and mantels; all rooms tinted. Coso ave., 100 feét from Mission; take Mission-st. cars, get off at Precita ave. ‘WE will ind you & home or flat AT ONCE in any part of the city through our up-to-date renting department, and it Is absolutely free. T. Brilllant Furniture Co., 338-342 Post st. very sunny and large yard: modern; rent +$20; one block to Castro-st. COZY, new, corner, sunny flats of § rooms; every convenience; 100 ft. from 24th-st. car; rent $21.50-$23.50; cor. Sanchez & Elizabeth. MODERN flat of 8 rooms, all sunny, elegantly appointed; reversibly windows; rent $50. 1720 Sutter st., near Laguna. WE have first-class houses and flats; for com- plete lists call and ses us D. W. CAR- ICHAEL CO., 232 Montgomery st. LADIES WANTED _ To ledrn bairdressing, manicuring, massage, ete.; trade taught from A to Z for $5; 5 posi- tions to fill immediately: positions guaranteed $10 per wk. up. College, 234 Post, r. 17, 2d fir. R A e o aicrs A—GIRLS learn millinery for spring pos‘tions; 2 seasons from start to finish for $20; mate- Tial furnished: positions guaranteed, $10 a week up. Scheol, 234 Post st., r. 17, 2d floor. LEARN the whole hairdressing trade, $10; hair- dressing, face massage, manicuring, scalp treatment, hairwork, etc.; 210 Powell, c. O'Farrell; r. OPERATORS on ladles’ underwear. sion st., third floor. OPERATORS to take work home; bring sam- ple. Mission st.. third floor. OPERATORS on ladles’ waists. 638 Missiom st., third floor. WOMEN to do featherstitching at home; bring 656 Mission st., third floor. 2304 Van Ness ave. TADIES wishing easy, desirable fancy work; can be taken home. ~Box 250, Call. GOOD talloress on custom coats; good pay. Room 5, 509 Kearny st. FINISHERS on cleaks. M. SIMINOFP, 1228 Market. GIRLS wanted for work; 15 to 18 years. Guif Bag Co.. Front st WANTED—Bright errand girl. J. BAER, 1200 Geary st. BARBERS—Employment and Supplies. BARBER shop running two chalrs, Wi Aadmoa.nuhoboumm fed for fmmediately to t 3t BARBER shops: & large variety Ahem; some very good can be bought om pay~ Toents or for cash. - STOLTE, T28 Market 4& $225—WELL located barber shop, hydraulie chairs; living rooms: sacrificing on ssoount other business. Coleman, 311 Jas. Flood bidg. BARBER shop; 24th st.; picely furnished: oo~ ‘tablished trade for one chair; $150. STOLTE, 723 Market st. l MASONIC ave gant_sunny, and bath. JUST finished, 4 rooms and bath, modern, sulctly_up-fodate, ewnny. W41 Twenty- fourth st., near Valencia; rent $20. $30—NBEW modern corner flat, 5 rooms; select district; sun all day: 2 blocks to Golden Gate Park. Apply 1410 Halght st. 1319-1325, near Waller—Hle- p-to-date middle flats, 7 rooms BARBER shop; Dalf nterest; on Market ob; T2, 7138 Market 3 % PARTNER in barber best. place on Market st.; about required; be a money-getter Box 255, Call ER wanted Wodnesday and Baturday after 7, and ; wholesale distriat pee- ferred. 416 Hayes st. cozy rooms; 26 Reed st.; rent $12. Apply 1325 Washington st., near Jomes. FLAT—11 rooms; $30; sunny; near cars; good order. 127 Belvedere st. GROVBE, 642—Upper flat, 6 1 sunny rooms; Todern improvements; rent V. TO LET—Sunny middle flat, 5 rooms, bath. 608 Clayton st., corner Haight A _BUNNY middle bay-window flat, 4 rooms, $16. 14 Moss, off Howard st., near Seventh. ELEGANT flat, 5 roome and bath. 141 Grove st., near City Hall; $20. Open from 10 to 8. COZY, sunny, upper flat, 5 rooms, bath and yard; $20. 28 Shotwell st., near Fourteemth. R e U a b ol min Ko o B i s o O'FARRELL, 1937—Fine modern flat, 7 sunny rooms; yard, basement; very reas. to good fen. SUNNY, upper, corner flat, 6 rooms and bath; rent §25. 116 Steiner st., opp. Duboce Park. ONLY $22.50; upper flat of 3 large rooms and bath. 625 Broderick st. FOLSOM, 2890, near 25th—New, modern 7 rooms; middle flat; rent cheap to nice people. MISSION st., 3214A, near 28th—New house, 6 r. and b.; elec. lights; all modern imp.: $25. NEW modern flat, 5 rooms and bath. 3378 Sixteenth st., near Church; $22.50. BARBER shop for sale. TT9 Folsom FIRST-CLASS barber will help urday and Sunday. W. S61 GOOD, old-established 150 m for sale. 512 Battery st.. nmear SHORT-HOUR barber wants eoventngs and Sunday. Box 604, Call. BARBER—Good 2-chair and At a bargain. 1202 Fillmore PARTNER wanted in & barber shop at 9l4A Howard st. BARBER shop to let. 195 Fourth st., Howard. [ ;i 4 'ANTED—Good young barber; no student. 708 Howard st BARBER wanted. 264 Brannan st. FOR sale—Four-chair barber outfit, cheap. In- quire 658 Willow ave, WANT 4 to 6 chair barber shop: paying propo- sition only; cash. Box 209, Call office. BEST 3-chair shop in city; receipts $40 to $45 weekly; rent §11 month. ' 817 Laguna st. J HELP WANTED—MALE. FLATS TO LET—FURNISHED. TO let—Furnished flat 6 rooms; Western Addi- tion; mo children; April 15. Box 389, Call FURNISHED flat, 7 rooms; full of roomers; rent $27.50. 1338 Bush st. l FLATS FOR SALE—FURNISHED. CORNER 10-room house; well furnished; offer wanted. See owner 12'td 6, 548 Turk st. ON account of Aeparture will sell § furn. rooms cheap; rent low. 23035 Third, upstairs. FOR sale—Furnished flat, 7 rooms, bath; remt cheap. 476 Golden Gate ave. | FURNITURE WANTED. A—PHONE South 1015; it will pay you to send for me before you sell your furniture, car- pets, planos, etc. M. GALLICK, 201 Larkin. st., bet. 9th and 10th, paying big money for furniture, etc. Phone South 179. H. J. LEUTHOLTZ, auctioneer, 708 Market ot Toom 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, 1185 Market st., phone Jessie 761, pays cash and buys everything.. HELP WANTED—FEMALE. WANTED—Cook, no wash, Menlo Park, $35; cook, $30, and second girl, $25, same house: laundress, $25; seamstress, $25; 8 neat walt- 3 $30; ki helper, $22.50; 39 girls for housework, city and country, $25, $30 and $35; and many others. J. CROSETT & CO., 834 Sutter st. AN infant's nurse to go East, §30; references.® MISS PLUNKETT, 428 Sutter, near Powell. SALESLADIES—S. N. WOOD & CO. require experienced salesladies jn. their cloak and suit department; only thoss having - edge and capability need apply. Powell and Ellis sts. 8. N. WOOD & CO. require salesladies for their cloak and suit department; only those having experience, knowledge and capabllity need apply. Market, Powell and et, LADIES WANTED A e A v ence not required; t work. Room 6, 1344 Market st. % ANY lady can earn from $5 to week: wurr‘lln(,lt home during he:” Iun"ma: lx! perience unnecessary; st employm: Call room 513, Starr i{ing bldg., 121 Gelr;.nt‘ FIRST-CLASS cook; German and American cooking; family three; $30, carfare. Call 9 to 12 and 5 to Devisads corner Jacksan. i - —_— ‘WANTED—Four first-olass experienced millin- ery saleswomen. AEply office, HALE BROS,, Inc., bet. $and 11 a m. 816 Market st. % e WAN'II:D—&M" mlu. fi:tvl;fiu hands on ets, sul Su o ly iperintend- L TR RGN A LADY or gentleman to solielt a high grade hospital insurance; gooa comm! 2 Box 250, Call office, TR e e R e LADIES to work at home during spare time; steady, profitable work; no experience. Write or apply 997 Market st., room 118. ‘WANTED—Young girl to assist housework: small family; wages I = = sl $15. Inquire 3037 Cali- ol G e U SIRETE LADIES for canvassing; rapid selling house- hold article; liberal commission. Box 236, Call office. —_— APPRENTICES on gloves; good : from start; steady. Carson Glove Co.. 123 5a. e s S S My LADIES to do couy work: can be done home. Call 514 Starr King blds.. 121 Geary. _— T . GOOD finisher on custom coats. Steven- son st. % _— MLB%DYWM love store, st nmvmixmnw _— T A FINISHERS on vests wanted at i = - n‘m steady ‘WANTED—Experfenced girl for second and walting; wages $30. 1307 Hyde st. X FiNT wanted on_custom coats; steady ALTERATION hands on coats and skirts. by to ROBERT WALLACE, 219 Grant ave. ‘work W (et aw tallor.made garments. BARON, 320 GOOD opportunity Tosaiant £ 305 e, Wioo8 BIMRGY, 5 s st Superintendent’s | A—CUTTING & GUNN (Ine.), Mgrs, Pac. Cont. & Cal. Dmp. Agencles, Phone James 3301 and Bush 405. 635 Wash- inzton st. FREE FARE—MARIN COUNTY. New electric road, laborers, $2. Teamsters, $2.25. paid 2 FREE FARE—SAN RAF Lal $60; teamsters, $87.50, pey wily, KA, HUMBOLDT COUNTY. Mill and yard men, $2.25; woodsmen, $40 t» $%0 and td.; R. R. graders. $35 to FREn PARD. SaN LU OBISPO. Bection hands, $1.60, board yourselves. MINERS. 5 machine miners, Placer Co., $2.40 fare, $3. 10 goid hand miners, Slerra County, 3 gold hand miners, Lassen County, CARPENTERS. § carpenters, nr, city, company work, $3.30. 10 laborers, quarry, Oakland, $2.25. 10 1aborers, quarry, Thomason, $60, pay whly 50 laborers, Berkeley and Oakiand, $235; drillers, $2.50. ~ MERCED—YOSEMITE VALLEY R. R. 50 laborers, $67.50; drillers, $75, special fare. OCEAN SHORE-SOU Laborers, drillers,and teamsters, $67.50; 10 tlemakers, 1lo tie, posts, 3c, Sonoma Co.; 78 woodsmen, Shasta Co.. to $80; foreman and wife, fruit ranch, found. FREE FARE—WEED. Laborers, $60. pay weekly. CUTTING & GUNN (Inc.), 835 Washington. MENT AGENCY. TEATS AL Fimm s it stay till the work THIS 18 COMPANT WoRK. 8B us ABOUT IT. FURNITURE salesman, afl-round man, for country, $15 & week: and $60 to $75 and found; man place, A CHEF, §75; $50; night short C. R. HANSEN & CO........420 Bush st. BOY to learn carpenter work. 477 Thirty- fourth ave. MAN to learn good pay whils learning; §10 security . 618 Merchant. WANTED—A boy to rum errands at F. W. BRAUNN CO.'S, 18 Spear st. Restaurant, 206 Mc-