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THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, APRIIL 17, 1906. IN THIS PAPER FOR A LODGER OR BOARDER HELP W, NTED—MALE—Continued. | A—MURRAY & READY, 634-636 Clay st. Phone Maih 5848 ntng | positions four | .10 & m., m | LIVE; THE ORK. warehouses, truck, ¥ $1.25; cail early. STATE. ° Francisco; free fare. day . lumber co., 380 fd. AND OTHER POSI- fare 60c, good wages. 60c fare, $3 day ge shop, $3.25 day. NCH, NORTH. SPECIALLY—LOOK. r end belver, fare 10c, $30 fd. ~—SPECIAL ORDERS. . piace, $30 £d. cook, city job, 845 1 & READY, €34-636 Clay MECHANICAL. “ARPENTERS CARPENTERS CARPENTERS. b carpenters, B0c fare waiter, cem RRAY st rent city and | sawmills, | and aes | . §3, $2.50 day. age blacksm MACHL © machiniste, @ifferent jobs, $4, §3 URANT, CAFE, BAKERY, LAUNDRY BUTCHERS' DEPARTMENT. HELP WANTED—MALE—Continued. LOOK. Bread baker, fare $2.60, $12 week fd. SPECJALLY GOOD—LOOK.- }{r track labbrers, splkers, trackmen, etc., 10 track laborers, R. R, co., $2.25 day- MURRAY & READY, 634-636 Clay st. NG men, work in W ne cellar, city, $12 city institution, $20 and found. SAILORS FOR DREDGERS. 6 callors for dredger, $35 and found. CARPENTER FOREMAN. Foreman carpenter, $4.50 day. 3 boxmakers, city job. SANTA CRUZ. SANTA CRUZ. 25 laborers, Jumber co., $42 and fd. SONOMA COUNTY—FARE PAID. 25 leborers, lumber co., $35 to $50 and fd. OREGON. 25 laborere, Jumber co., $2 day. i LOOK, ITALIANS. 15 Italians for hop ranch, fare patd, $32.50 &2d found. LOOK. Janitor and hendy man, city, $1.25 fare, $25 and found. Sohippers or hammer and chisel men, $2.50 2y, Sewyer on windows, $3.50 day. MURRAY & READY, 63i-636 Clay st. VEGETABLE gardener, $30 and found; man &bout place, $30,and found; farmers, $25, $30, $35 and $1.25 and $1.50 day and found: farmer and wife, laborer about mine and wite: 3 blacksmiths, $3 day and $50 and found; carriage maker, $3.25 day; carriage painter, §3 day: carriage trimmer, $3.25 day: 6 muckers,’ $2. dairyman, small dairy. $35 and found; milk- ers, $35 and found: 15 woodsmen, $40 to $50 und; laborers for mill and woods, $30 and found and many others. J. F. CROSETT & CO., 628 Sacramento st. HOTEL second cook and broler, $50 and found: cook and w small sanitarjum, $60 and found; 2 porters and wives, $45 and found: 2 botel wuaiters, $30 and found: boarding-house | ter, $30 and found; dishwashers, $30 and nd, end others. J. F. CROSETT & CO., cramento st. R J. BARNES' EMPLOYES' AGENCY, 507 Mission st, rooms 4 and 5. Tel. Main 4963 Office hours, 7 a. m. to 7 p. m. 50 men wanted for a sugar company, wages | $2 per day, board $4.50 per week; 1 man as assistant and butcher on a large v $40 per month and board: 1 gasoline engl Italian, speaking English, wages §3 per day 1 striker on brick machine, 25 wages $2.50, Itallan preferred; Italians, to work around brick wages $1.75 per day. ANDRE'S Office, 317 butcher, $35; o cooks, $35 $30, near porter nch, saicon, $30 an ; vege- an,_ $7 a week: dlehwashers, $6, $7 and $8 a week: potwasher, $35; potwasher, sum- mer resort, $30: 2 men to work on & Vine- yard, $1.25 a dav_and board BUTLER NDRE references required, 3$50. ton st free of charge, a pair of the ber heels to every pair of men's or nen's $3.50 shoes sold a pair of Orthopedic shoes and standing) how beautifully the shoe t! i of the foot; feel the jux. n the Ortho- each JE STORE, 11 Third s Examiner building. us; start right this | HELP WANTED—MALE—Continued. ANY intell! it may earn good income Wuumm ;m.xg-n;m- rt, N. Y. Address Press Syndicate, suits, attachments. LABOR debts collected; Law and Adjustment Co, 49 24 st., rm. 522 PENSION atty.,, E. A, Bullls, rm, 40, Phelan bidg. Past Com. Geo. H. Thomas Post, G.A.R. MEN wanted to buy inspected army shoes, new and second-hand, 105 Third st. WINCHESTER Hotel. 44 Third st., near Mar- ket—700 rooms; 35c night; reading-rooms; free bus and baggage to and from ferry. FREE! RUBBER HEELS at 11 THIRD ST. We will put on, fre of charge, a pair of the best 60c rubber heels to every pair of men's or women's §3.50 shoes sold by us; shoes sold at regular cash prices; union stamp on every palr of Orthopedic shoes in our store; bring this ad 1o get rubber heels free. ORTHOPEDIC SHOE STORE, 11 Third s Examiner building. AGENTS WANTED. ‘WANTED—Special agent for a surety com- peny; must have had experience in the busi- ness and furnish good references; a salaried position. Address Box 439, Call. AGENTS for hot seller; make easy money; sent pald on recipt 10c, complete. Write SOLDERENE CO., 55 State st., Boston. | WANTED—Two good instaliment agents; good pay to good men; commission advanced every Saturday. C. F. ADAMS CO., 318 Mason st, HORSES AND WAGONS, AUCTION sale ot horses, wagons and harness every Wednesday at 11 a. m. 827 Sixth st ALL kinds of business wagons, buggies, cheap. 1650 Mission st., near Thirteenth. | SEECOND-HAND laundry wayon; nearly new; must be sold. &8 Harrison st MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS—Continued. REAL m‘"—m’l’—'fl SALE. REAL ESTATE—CITY—FOR SALE. CASH REGISTER BARGAINS, Don‘twyunmfflluumhuxnm line; prices lowest in the city; cash or easy monthly payments. American Second-Hand Caeh Register Company, 27 Fifth st. —_—— DOGS for sale at the College Kennels; fox ter- riers and cockers $2.30 up; also others, such as Jupaness pugs, Maltese poodies and o row others left; mus! at once on account removal. Call at 115 Haight st. L JUE Ribbon, Black Rose and Sin- m"mEmh-. Campbell strain: Northrup strain won first at late San Francisco show: egss for sale. MRE. J. H. JONEE, Glen Eilen, Cal. O st e e HART-PARR gasoline traction engines; led plowing and threshing engines; wat oot Ccooled _stationary 3 B SLOAN, Palo Alto, Cal all kinds ND-HAND lumber, doors, B Cneeond-hand bullding material for sale: FORTIN & COLE, Hawthorne and Webster sts,, Oakland. THER rebullt No. 1 Smith Premier Type- "-'remn $35; & bargain. L. & M. ALEXAN- DER, 110 Montgomery st., agents L. C. Smith & Bros.’ visible typewriter, —BUYS, selis and rents gear machinery, en- Anm-, b‘ox'x:n. water pipes, nniuu. pulleys, ete. WHITELAW, 336 ELEGANT bathtub, $11 20236, $3.50; atent closet. $10.50; 30-gallon boiler, $4. 3 Fourth s YACHT for sale—30-foot sloop yacht Halcyon; ‘at California Yacht Club: price $500. Box 6354 Call office, Oakland. OFFICE fixtures. desk, typewriter, typewriter desk, filing cabinet, chairs, fabies, ete. FLORODORA TAG CO., 27 New Montg. st. MACHINERY, boilers and engines bought, sold and exchanged; power plants in their entirety bought. Western Mhy. Co., 280 Maln. new and slightly used; ecasy CASH registers: payments; fully guaranteed by reliable com- and stylish. Box 708, Call office. WAGONS, buggies and phaetons, Fulton st. FOR sale—3 trucks, one light beer wagon; suitable country; 3 express wagons. 233 Beale. A WEEK'S news for 5 cents—The Weekly Call, 16 pages. in wrapper, for maillng, $1 per year. — E HOUSES TO LET. A PRINTED list of houses to let; send for cir- cular. G. H. UMBSEN & CO., 20 Montgmry. | COMPLETE 1list of houses end flats in our | " renting department: service free: furniture for 4 roome, $150; §3 a week. Cordes Furn! ture Co., on the square, 245-250 Geary st. L foa s bay horss for stle. Box 51, Call o Pany. Cail 14 Turk st.; Dhoue Gast 33 FOR sale—Fine saddle horse, 6 years old, | REFRIGERATORS for butchers, grocers, ho- tels, pub. inst'ns, family use, direct to eon- sumers. Ft. Smith Refrig. Wks., 452 O’ Farrell. FOR sale_Ark and two boats at Belvedere, or will rent to responsible party. F. E. SHA- FER, 21st and Foisom: tel. Mission 859. A—GENTS' COOPER, 21 ARMY tents and camp outfits at the factory. W. A. PLUMMER, 111 Clay st. FINE old violin. Room 2, third floor, Y. M. C. A. bullding, between 10 and 12 a. m. A PERFECT white 6%-karat diamond at a bargain. 10 Sixth st. SECOND-HAND safe, $75. RICHARDSON BROS., 123 New Montgomery st., city. e 2 PIANOS extraordinary, stock East'n mfgr. sac- HIN.G; l-r-: to puit. Statham,110 K:‘xfi.‘n. LTV S S S .o»hm. BYRON mgfi mvlel'zm !P::t st NEW uprig! ®old monthly N -Illt: % .‘w‘k m..ol;l.“lmflhm :’ B e -PEDAL Stein: : Chis 3 D e e, Trachers B O vareit - Wioninmer it ussd; Woatty's. 3% S NSO} CHEAPEST and best in America—The Weekly Call, 16 pages, sect to any address in the Tnited States or Canada one year for §1. _ MEDICAL. G. W. O'DONNELL—Ladies, all wWho are n!‘lck or in trouble, consuit this specialist en female complaints; positively corrected; the unfortunate heiped; the most difficult cases treated; every case taken; immediate rellef; Do polsoning drugs; low fees; my methods will cure all cases of Irregularity; eolw me; save time and money; advice free. 1 Market st.; hours, 9 a. m. to 4, 5:30 to — e WYETH, specialist for all female N oiaints and. Irrepuiarities: Instant reilet guaranteed; 30 years experience. 944 Post st. MRS, DR, KOHL, reliable ladles’ specialist; instant rellef guaranteed Removed to 944 Post_st.. between Hyde and Larkin. VALPEAU'S female pllie: best reguiating pills ‘sold: price $2.50 by express. Pasteur's syr- inges and tablets; price §5. By am on recelot of price. OSGOOD BR whelesale druggists, Seventh and Broadway, Oakland. DR. SYLVESTER'S office, 1208 Market st. Leading Specialist for Women. Irregulerities cured In 24 hours or no_charge; advice free; strictly private; hours 9 to 9. DRS. GOODWIN'S Lerb treatment, well- known, reliable, safe sure cure for female troubles; instant reliéf guaranteed: $10. 850 Market st.. opposite Fourth, suits 38. % DR. C. C. O'DONNELL—Office and residence 10213 Market st.; phone South 622: particu- lar attention paid to diseases of women. _— A—MRS. DE. GWYER, 5114 Leavenworth st bet. Geary and O'Farreil. Phone East 007. DR. and MRS. DAVIES and Hindoo Herbs; original method of treatment. 1128 Market DR, ROSEN, residence 209G Folsom st.. cormer Twenty-sixty.: ladies. relief or no fee: $10. MATRIMONIAL. WL BACHELOR girl. 28, cultured, fine appearance, will wed physician widower; established prac- tice: honorable; good home. Box 437, Call GENTLEMAN would like to correspond with young lady matrimonially inclined; give de- scription. Box 160, Call office. MRS, BROOKS, confidential and reliable mar- riage buresu. 1725A Market nr. Valen: ELBGANT house, 9 rooms, cor. Page and Scott DESKS and office furniture bought, sold and HOUSES TO LET—FURNISHED. FURNISHED house, 8 rooms; all conveniences; May 1 to Sept. 30; no children. 3323 17th s MINING AND ASSAYING. sta.(No. 263 Scol); yard, basement: reat $45. | _exchanged. T D. McCARTHY, 807 Mission. | e s, ASSA N ; cal or gold, T ore, etc. OAK, 2365 sunny rooms, bath, $22.50. 501 New ani second-hand. The HER- e e Howam st., 10 rooms, $i5: water free. EAFE CO.. 417-27 Sacramento st. e A R Ll MOVING pictures, magic lanterns, sale.rental bargains. BULLARD & BRECK, 131 Post r 5 cents—The Weekly Call, pper. for mailing. $1 per yeer { MODERN house, 9 sunny rooms: open from 10 a m. t0 1p. m. Apply 1315 Hyde st. AA—Highest ladies’, gents' cast- oft clothing. Tel. Davis 825. 650 Sacramento. HOUSES FOR SALE—FURNISHED. 14 LIGHT, sunny rooms, well rented; fine view; death, going East: cheap. 214 Haight st. st be neat and willing to work: er orders in meat market. 1004 TED—A bootblack in st barber shop. 200 rnia, Oregon $40 apd $35 and found, $40. 335, $3 OYS $15 and { | | EADY, 634-636 Clay st. MARRIED HELP. i and 2 . 5 men to cook 0., $80 found. Northern Cali- ifferent p ces, good €34-636 Clay st. LUMBER CAMPS, FACTORIES AND PLANING MILLS YOUR FARE PAID, d 4 up. found up. yers, $30 and found up. EARKERS $40 and found up. , $40 ang found up. < $2.50. , LABOR! ETC., $60 GENERAL MANAGER HERE TODAY- € o North 2 screw turners, Man snd wife as cook. | SPECIAL FARE $2. handle jumber, $2 day. X FACTORY—SOUTHEAST. 3 men. work in box factorles, | . fare, $9 week and increase in LOOK. Sesh cutter, Jumber co., morth $2.75 day. . lumber co. morth, $2.50 day. er men, L. Co.. $3.50 day. L. Co., $550 day. TIEMAKERS, 13c TIE. DCHOPPERS, $2.50 CORD. LUMEBER CO.—SPECIAL FARE— sy, torers, great good lumber co., $35 f4. barkers, north, fare paid, $40 and found. eré_grading on railrcads, lumber co., 2 California, epecial fare. Y & READY, 634-636 Clay st. BIG MONEY AND FREE FARE. . 75 _month. EE FARE—AROUND ROCK CRUSHER. aborers, you'll sult, $60 month. aborers, fare 30c, Dot hard work, $2.25 28 two-horse teamsters, city jobs, $2.25 day. mix concrete, fare $1.50, $2.25 | 20 lsborers, FREE FARE—42 MILES AWAY. 36 jaborers, load cars, etc., youw'll sult, $60. WESTERN PACIFIC R. R, 5000 laborers, drillers, hammersmen, $67.50 to §95. SHORE R. R. 2500 laborers, lers, teamsters, $75 to $125. YOSEM VALLEY R R. 000 leborers, muckers, drillers, $67.50 to $75. SOUTHERN PACIFIC R. R.—FREE FARE. B00 extra section gangs, free fare to all parts of the State. SANTA CRUZ—FREE FARE. 55 tesmsters and laborers, $2.50 day. TO_ WASHINGTON AND IDAHO STATES VIA £ P. R. R, PORTLAND, OR. 355 arillers. hammersmen, $67.50 to $90. NEARLY 1400 MILES BY TRAIN, w3 FOR ARE ¥YOU GOING? e SHASTA AND SISKIYOU COS. FREE FARE B0 laborers and driliers. $60 to $67.50, LOOK. 2550 laborers, teamsters, drillers, muckers, etc., for sl parts of California, some in San Francisco, factories, warehouses, mills, excavating, minee, etc. § young men, city factorfes, $1.50 to $1.75 da iL‘RBAY & READY, 634-636 Clay st NOTICE. Our Los Angeies offices are located at 127-129 South Los Angeles st. LOOK HERE. 12 lsborers, great mine co. . 4 10 laberers, wrecking bufldings, city, $2 day. 6 laborers, pull down b;l_mnu. §2.25 day. Gardener and chorewman, Mendocino co., $30 end found. LOOK. € waiters, R. R., free fare, $30 fd. Comp cook, fare 30c, $40 and found. Marker, country laundry, $18 week & carpenters, house work, etc., fare $1, $8 to 2.50 a8 fathe hana, machine shop, mine town, $3.50 €ay. ‘.ln Bookkeeper for mine co., Bookkeeper. understand Elliott mackine, $106 { BOOTBLACK wanted. { GOOD boy Ca 0OD strong b 19 a m. third 451 M COTTAGES TO LET. AA—POSTAGE stamps and collections bought and loaned on. Address box 402, Call. HIGHEST prices pald for ladies’ & gents’ cloth- ing. Anderson, 154 Sth st.: tel. Howard 1187. | TO 10an—$2000 or $3000; two Or three thou- sand dollars to loan on S. F. real estate 1st mortgage. 6 per cent. Address BAY CITY PHARMACY, Seventh ard Howard sts COTTAGE of four rooms and bath; rent $13. Apply 850 Precita ave. [} FIRST-CLASS barber wanted; state wages. C. JORDAN, St. Helena, Cal FIRST-CL 1111 Market st. coatmaker. $16—5-ROOM cottage on Cottage row, nr. Web. Inquire No. 7. ster. bet. Sutter and Busk. TED—Waiter. Santa ouse. TED—A good barber. n st 5 916 Michigan st., Inquire 143 Lar- rvom furnished cottage; bath; for 2 or 3 mnxlx“h!: state price and location. Box 464, Call. —_— 34 1o learn trade and keep store while learning. 509 Larkin st. 702 Sutter st., BOY over neat; pa near Larkin SHOEMAKERS for repairing; steady work. Bay City Shoe Repairing Co., 250 Ellls st BOY for office work; must be able to use type- writer. Clabrough, Golcher & Co., 538 Mkt FINE coatmaker wanted at THE CLARION, 408 Kearny t.; none other need apply. to learn carriage blacksmithing; give wages expected. Box 782, Call. MEN and women taught the barber trade free. €. F. Barber College, 538 Howard st __HOUSES FURNISHED—SUBURBAN. FOR rent for the summer months—Nicely fur- nished new 4-room cottage at Del-Mar st tion, between Santa Cruz and Capitola; elec- tric cars direct. Apply MRS. McCARTHY, 818 Fremont st., San Francisco. e T T HOTELS, HOTEL SEQUOIA, 808 GEARY ST., CORNER HYDF. Telephones; steam heat; hot and cold water grill; no ho- tel more modern or convenient; most elegant- 1y furnished; absolutely fireproof. R, H. WARFIELD. Proprietor. ATTENTION—MEN AND WOMEN WANTED —Only eight weeks required to learn barber trade end secure profitable positions; the y up-to-date college with proper instruc- ns and prectice, Where students becoms fesslonal barbers; wages earned while don’t fail to investigate method. ¢ BARBER COLLEGE. €27 Clay st. WIRELESS telegraphers wanted—We have in- stalled the only wireless telegraph school in the U. £.; under supervision the De Forest instructors; any one can learn in brief time: we have more calls for wireless operators than we can fill; call or write for catalogue. Morse S. of Tel.. 26 O'Farreil. WANTED—Young men about 18 years of age experienced in bundle wrapping. Apply superintendent’s office, the Emporium. WANTED First-class sk salesman; only those thoroughly experienced need apply. Euperintendent’s office, The Emporium. WANTED—At _once, good. live canvassers to represent us throughout Californ! com- missions paid; complete outfits furnished free; good prospects for right party. Full particu- Jars sddress Oregon Nursery Co., Salem. Or. WANTED—Educated gentleman to visit small towns and write articles for publication; $1000 per year; give refs. with answer. Box 457, Call office. EXPERIENCED bushelman to work on un- finished coats (no felling); steady work and good pay. Apply corner of Annie and Jes- sie ste FIRST-CLASS journeymen coatmakers 1o work inside; everything furniehed: plenty of work and good prices. Apply corner of An- ple and Jessie sts. WANTED—Laborers and_mechanics to know that Ed Rolkin, Reno House proprietor, has sdded 100 new rooms to the Denver House, 217 Third st.: 250 rooms, 2be to 50c per night. S s A—MEN wanted to learn the barber trade; special offer to mext five applicants. MOLER EYSTEM OF COLLEGES, €44 Clay st. WANTED—A first-class_yard mensger for a country lumber yard; Western references re- quied. Address P. O. box D, Mill Valley, Cal. EXPERIENCED costmakers and basters; plenty of work and god pay. ApRly cormer of Annie and Jessle sts. WANTED—First-class mechanical draughts- man; state education and experience. Box 407, Call. WANTED—Boys 16 yeers and older. Apply American Can Company, Seventh and Town- send ste, ARCHITECTURAL draughtsman of manufac- turing buildings experience. Apply room 512, 830 Market st, 2 p. m. N HOTEL St. Nicholas, Market, Larkin, Hayes sts.—Heart of 8. modern; American and European plans; electric lights and phone in every room: hot and cold water: quiet. INVESTMENTS. A A AN A AN AN A e er) FIVE and ten cent stores on syndicate p.an pay enormous dividends; investigate the busi- niess and opportunity. Call or address 5 and 10 cent Syndicate, 1095 Market st, Fan Francisco. —_— e INVALID CHAIRS. SOLD, rented. exchanged; manufacturer of the Eames tricycle chair, 2018 Mkt. ; tel. Park 775. JAPANESE LAUNDRIES. el B L SO LADIES, work and lace curtains a epecialty. 438 Hayes st.; tel. Page 830. il e —— LOST AND FOUND. LEFT In ladles' dressing-room on window sill at Land's End, one opel and ome diamond ring. Return to L. A THIBBAUT, 539 Market st.; reward, LOST—On the Ocean Boulevard, a lady’s black handbag, contalning a bunch of keys, small purse and some receipted bills. Please re- turn to 376 O'Farrell st. and receive reward. n Anselmo, 4 or § | we DIAMONDS, etc., bought for cash. Karl Eber & Co., 400-401 Adams bldg., 206 Kearny st. - MONEY T¢ LOAN. CONFIDENTIAL. Loans of all kinds and of every description made on plancs, furniture, warehouse.receipts livestock, and to people on their individual notes at banking-house rates; in case of sick- ness or losse of employment we extend your loans; so you take no chance of losing your 800ds; your business is strictly confidential, as Ke no inquiries of your meighbers; goods remain in your possession and you have the loan as long as you desire; i you have any outstanding bilis or owe any loan company will pay them for you and give you mo: money; it is easier t pay one than a numbe 16 ladtes of pr: nce we make loans without y secirity whatever; we can refer you to any bank or newspaper in the city; don't fail to call and see us and we will cheerfully ex- plain You our ip-tn-das ‘busine: YOuU meet To ane at our separa! private offices. ILLINOIS TRUST COMPANY, room 16, Phelan building; phone Main 708 AN EASY WAY To met ready cash without red tape; come to us: we loan money on such security as house- bold goods, pianos, horses, vehicies, salary, etc, at a very reasonable cost; we've been & bix belp to many, and may be to you; easy installments; liberal discount: come in, phode in, or postal eent brings our man to you with full free information. “RELIABLE MONEY LENDERS,” HOUSEHOLD LOAN CO., Market and McAllister. Tel. South 622 ND “OFFICE, 3, Macdonough Bldg. Tel, Oak €080. —_— WILL LOAN Reasonable Amount on First Mortgages on real estate In city, town or country. Low rate of interest. Give full particulars of Property. Location, etc. Box 223, Call office. MONLI. loaned saiaried people and othes upon ‘thelr own names without seecurit cheapest rates, easiest payments; offices in 53 principal cities; save yourself money by getting our terms first. TOLMAN, room 533, Parrott bullding. SALARY LOANS— Money loaned ealaried people without securl- ty or indorsement, knowledge of employer or any one; confidential and courteous treatment. Call and get terms. Drake, 453 Parrott bldg. e e HIGHLY respectable private place to obtain liberal advances on_dlamonds, jewelry. at 1 oo “:;mmt. lB-xdwln'- Jewelry Store, r) st.; tel Main 1644 Branch 1192 Market st. and 27 Thir’ st. LOST—In Mission, Monday afternoon, double mink tie with sabie heads. 1If found kindiy return to 880 Bryant st.; reward. LOST—Some time Saturday, a lady's watch; blue enameled, with 3 fleur-de-lis in _tiny diamonds on back: valued as keepsake. Upon return of same to box-office Grand Opera- house finder will receive $35 reward. LOST—A mink stole, lined with squirrel. On return to 1324 Suiter st., finder will be lib- erally rewarded. LOST—April 14, & jade pin surfounded by dla- monds, Return to office Hotel St. Francls and receive liberal reward. LOST—Parrot from 810 Pacific st., with large yellow spot on back of head: return and receive reward. DANIEL GIGVANNINL —_— LOST—Ledy's gold watch, imtials F. S. G., and Japanese fob. Returs to 2207 Laguna st.; liberal reward. e o] LAUNCHES. A A A A A A APt A SNAP—I8-foot launch, with hood; launched one year; just painted: in perfect eondition; 850, CAL. LAUNCH WORKS. Alameds, LAUNCHES—New and slightly used; some good_snaps. Cal. Launch Works, Alameda. e — WANTED—A g00d coatmaker; steady work for years if satisfactory; very best of pay. OTTO HANSON, 520 J st, Sacramento. MEN wanted everywhere; $5 per day sure; send 25c for complete working instructions Address 317 Btockton st., room HOTELS and restaurants looking for reliable help phone to Main 3351 or call at 318 James Flood building. YOUNG men to learn the detective business; money made while learning. 604 Montgomery #t., room 204 WANTED—Men to fill 300 rooms at 20c per night; clothes closets, halr mattreases, eléc- tric lights in every rcom. 881 Howard, nr. 84. WANTED—A carriage and wagon emith's Mirsion et | e et ettt et it BOY wanted, about 15 years old; wages $5 per week. Apply 808 Clay st. Clay st YOUNG man, 17 to 19 for_shipping de- FIRST-CLASS ‘wanted: steady paper work for capable man. 461, Call office. P i B oo Bt oo M it MAN to solicit printing. G519 Flibert st.; spe- cial inducements. MISCELLANEOUS—FOR SALE. PIPE DEPARTMENT, H. 8. WHITE MACHINERY CO., MAIN OFFICE. 18) BEALE ST. sor Immoadlate sbdpuants . y 2-in. with new threads & new .8c ft. with new threads and mmwfil-.w with new threads and new co 100, i A—ON furniture or planos at lowest rates; no removal, no publicity; also on real estate; 1st or 24 morigagee or on any security; any amount. 0. W. BECKER. 36 Geary, room 86. ANY amount quickly on furniture or plano without removal or other security; lowest rates: no commissions; confidential, 506-7 Donohoe bldg., 8 Taylor st corner Market. FIRST AND SECOND MORT! ESTATES, LEGACIES: TRUSTE .S _FINANCIAL PROELEMS. . . AN MURPHY, 601-3 EXAMINER BD. ON real estate, first and second mortgages; any amount; moniey advanced to prevent foreclos- ure; f\lmlthre;&lnfll: estates; any security. ‘W. J. WHITE CO., 28 Montgomery st., rm. 8 1 PER cent on furniture or plano: no removal; no_commission; m;flbu«:ny: $25 up; quic] Quset, conndential. 28 Montgomery st ri 21 SALARIED people Without security: also on furn.. estates in , lite ins. policies, et fpatie § e e iy el Tt thaition S Tee e : prom; ention terms. Th Bty Foan Cor 311 Crossiey bide. MONEY to loan at a low rate of interest; gold, silver, diamonds, is_and_precious stones bought at W. J. AL’S. 10 Sixth st. ACCOMMODATION loans 1o salaried people; security. PIONEER CO., 819 Market, fiih'l" ON turniture & $15 up; 3 ” “Th room 1073 Bady ot To com, V. TR! DON'T_borrow. on until you ses Bank bldg money on_salary us. Hutton Credit Co.. 912 Mutual CASH Joaned people on notes thout Indorser. . Federal Co.. 508 Bram. Biag. A o o ateras Loan Bank. 505 Kearey: A BRANCH office of The Call for the recep- tion of advertisements and sul has Bt e i MUSICAL _INSTRUMENTS. PR R A m&’ CO., 237 Geary st. S e s 2. 00 5. B6k Viltncla st R e o Duy rensonabie. Bow 2007 Cally T ekt and repairen s Laibam Bloss MUSEUMS, DR. LIEBIG STAFF Free Museum of Anstomy moved o 1023 Murket st.. near 8th. OFFICES AND STORES TO LET. AN attractively furnished office in James Flood building to let. For particulars see Manager of building. PART of store to let; suitable for shoemaker or taflor; rent reasonable. 209 Mason st. FOR sale or rent—Nicely furnished office. In- quire 805 Grant bidg.. cor. 7th and Market. TO lease—Whole or part store, 25x74; base- ment 45x74, loft 28x54. 120 Second st MAJESTIC bldg., 1281 Market st —Nice mod- ern offices to let, §10 per month and up. LOFTS TO LET. PART of Ioft to let. 21 Spear st. PERSONALS. “REXRADIO'S C-LeI-M-A-X': oted City P-H-Y-8-1-C-1-A-N, for years ABLE to R-I-S-E from chair (bad to be L-I-F-T-E-D), “instantly”’ enabled to R-I-S-E and STAND (entirely UNAIDED), witnessed by his friend, C. Engleke, 221 Steiner; see LAST SUNDAY and MONDAY'S F-U-L-L_report also of marvelous success with DEAFNESS, rheumatism, LUMBAGO, locomotor ataxia, ete.; names and absolute P-R-0-O-F-S given. Hours 2 to 6—000 Kearny. THE MARVELOUS VIBRATOR, For the sick and drug weary, svery one suf- fering from disease or exhaustion; all aches and pains instantly relieved: it has cured thousands and will cure you; free demonstra- American Vibrator Co., ALL nervous and stomach troubles—The Elec- tro-Bosquet treatment is best by far; 10 days’ trial treatment free o convince you of its wonderful curative power. 36 room 6; hours 9 to 4, 7 to 8. ‘WANTED—You to try Hammond's sweet apple cider; cures constipation; prevents sickness: keeos children heaithy: saves doctor's bills: recommended by physicians: sale at grocers ADVERTISING WORLD, Columbus, Ohio, a monthly journal of information, plans, sug- estions and ideas for advertising. Send to- y for free sample, or 10c for 4 months’ trial. DR LEXER'S tape worm specific; infal ;rmvs. tape worms over ; $1. ptge prpd; pleas. to take. Add. LEXER MED. CO.. 1101 Plerce. AT lesg than cost—Uncalled for sults, over coats and trousers st CHARLES LYONS' the London Tailor, 715 Market st. Mrs. Holshouser, magnetic masseuse; treat- ments. 512 Emma Spreckels bld., 927 Market. LADIES' and gents' tallor-made suits, $1 per weel. Peerless Co., 231 Post. L. WEINER. SUITS to order on installments of §1 per week. NEUHAUS & CO., the tallors. 720 Market st. HAVE perfect form corsets made to order from $3 up. 1047 Post st.. near Larkin. DRUMMERS' samples of wholesale house cloaks. suits, skirts, 310 Market st. BRAND new tallor-made men's sul $25. for $9.75. 440 Bush, nr. California Hotel. MASQUERADE costumes, bocks, : Country orders, GO! RPE S50 3as TR ADVERTISEMENTS, subscriptions received at Cail Branch office, cor. Duncan & Church sts. e 1 Geary st PATENTS. A—PATENTS — SHEPHERD & PARKER, home office; Washington, D. C.; Pacific Coast office in San Francisco; all patent business skillfully and promptly executed. Inventors call 927 Market st., room 210, or write P. O. box 662, San Francisco. INVENTIONS tented: U. S. and foreign patent laws. F. P, MEDINA, 532 Market st. PATENTS guaranteed; handsome guide bock free. E.E.VROOMAN, box 40, Washington,D.C. SCIPLE & RIVES, 1011 James Flood bldg.. obtain, buy and sell patents. —_— PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. REMOVED—DR. WONG HIM, herb doctor. treats all diseases of the human body; for past four years at 667 Geary st., now located at 414 Hyde st., bet. O'Farrell and Ellis. TONG PO CHY. successor to Dr. Li Po Tal. the famous herb doctor; all diseases cured by Chinese herbs. 727 Washington st. ‘WONG WOO, the famous herb doctor; all dls- eases cured by Chiness herbs. 746-8 Clay st. e ] in fireproof bldg. ;moving, pack’ at lowest rates. 10 Ttk i MKE ph A—_EMPORIUM & Van Co.: furniture, Tousenold goods stored, shipped. 735~ o Hewars st ne Third: phone Grant 161, dise. Golden Gate ave. Phone South 102 P e oty Fifmore o0 phons West Soter e By iy T oot o2 @ Storage Co.. 11 Montgomery BALDWIN & HOWELL, 25 POST. BALDWIN & HOWELL, 25 PUST. Members of the S. F. Real Estate Board. | §106,000—Post-st. corner, east of Jomes; $110,000—Immense downtown holding; strictly a business proposition; 112 teet, street frontage; stores and hotel leased; b mer cent; 5 minutes trom Eilis and Market streets. $75,000—Close to water front, 150 feet street frontage. l'ob entrances: nominal im- veiments ring $2250 per annum. Wt‘mfl in this district warrant speedy investment or speculation as speculai- ors as yet bave not operated here. Center of wholesals district. $45,000—NE. corner on Fillmore street, not far from large transfer corner; lot has 135 feet lontage; rents W & year; splendid 3-story buliding of stores and flats; partialiy leased. $45,000—NE. corner on Buchanan street; lot 65x120; 20-room residence and 5 good flats; elegant lot; rents $255 a month. $70,000—Over SO feet on Broadway, not far from Montgomery ave.; one of ihe largest pieces in this district; has a real alley driveway: lot s at present improved with 3 brick buildings, pro- ducing & subsiantial rental per month. $92,500—Elegant Third-street corner; lot 95x 90; partially improved with brick build- ing, with frame in rear; rents nominal; oniy unimproved cormer on the street and unusuaily well adadted for & modern building of stores and hotel. $38,000—Substantial new building of stores and flats; all rented and paying good one of the best buys om the viclnity of Geary and Hyde: 3$20,000 mortgage can remain; rents $2250 per annum. $86,000—Magnificent holding, consisting _of full S0-vara lot, 137:6x137:6, on Fili- more street corner; covered with im- provements in good shape, renting for ¥4700 per annum; lot alome worth $100,000; improvements worth $30,000; Dbest buy on the market today. $80,000—Grand NE. transfer corner on Polk street; heart of business district; near- ly 90 feet frontage: improved with stores and flats, renting fgom month to month at $255; should Bave modern building, which would pay handsomely: outside of fire limits. $19,000—Rents $117. swell income transfer corner on Fillmore street; lot has al- most 150 feet street frontaxe; bullding consists of 1 store under a 5-year lease. Send for our monthly ‘‘Buyer and Seiler,” con- taining a comorehensive list of choice property for sale. BALDWIN & HOWELL, 25 POST. SOUTH and North of the Golden Gate Park. SUNSET AND RICHMOND. We are leaders in RESIDENCE LOTS, INVESTMENT LOTS, SPECULATING LOTS. .See our beautiful SUTRO HEIGHTS ADDITION. All lots have 30-foot frontage: all street work done; sewers, water and gas mains laid; view of the ocean and Park is superd: nothing like it offered in the city; prices exceedingly low. CASH OR TERMS. Beautiful cottages and homes for sale on terms, right along H st. and near the Gold- en Gate Park. Sunset branch otfice, 6th ave. Sutro Heights Addition office, Fulton st. and 48th ave. DAVID HIRSCHLER, Manager. BALDWIN & HOWELL, Agents, 25 Post st. corner H st. and THE DOLLARS THAT SLIP THRO' YOUR FINGERS Might be profisbly invested in SAN MATEO PARK. Others bave made the 200 per cent profit | by buying in the Park—and subsequently seli- ing—why not you? You can buy a lot 100x 150 with sewers and water pipes laid, roads macadamized and shade trees planted for $700—$150 cash, balance to suit YOU. The Bay Shore Cut-off will bring San Mateo Park within 24 minutes of San Francieco—no changes—all a land ride. Go down Sunday and see the beautiful homes In the Park. ‘We have free comveyances to take you over the property. BALDWIN & HOWELL, 25 Post St, S F. ¥ 8 Crummon, San Mateo and Burlingame. FOR SALE BY GEORGE K. FRINK. Rms. 705-€, Union Trust bldg., 14 Montgomery. SW. cor. Devisadero and Jackson sts.; 67:8x 137:6 and improvements; $52,500. Elegant _Pacific Helghts residence: unob- etructed Pacific Heights and marine view; 9 rooms, bath, attic and cellar; all modern: principals_only; $60.000. INVESTMENT—-NEW—GOOD. Cor. Arlington and Miguel: 100x80; § fiats, 5 a8d 6 rooms end bath; pay 8 per cent will pay 15,000. UNIMPROVED. TERMS TO SUIT BUYER. Two lots, 11 and 13, on Waitham st., Bernal Helghts, $330 each. &m‘:mm st.. mear 20th. Potrera; 25x 100; $300. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO PROPERTY . Lot on 11th ave.. near F st.; T3x100; $300. Lot on norh side of 13 ave., near L st 100; $1800; wi sul le. 10 aven Hea: ¥ st 25x100; O'N. & H. Tract: $350. Bayview Park lot, 50x150: 35th ave.: $350. Lot 50x100; SW. cor. 20th ave. and I st.; Lot 75x100; N. side of 22d ave., near K st.; $850; will subdivide: wil] butid, BURR-PADDON ‘(.-‘;‘xPANY. Tel. Main 3704, 40 Montgomery st $115,000. $115.000. $115,000. A MISSION-ST. CORNER. lators and Investors are at the present R e value; this being the case is there any Francisco better than Mission Members San Francisco Real Estate Beardy 200 Montgomery st. Phone Ex. 9. stores and apartments above; lot Uirse froatages: best buy for money north of it st. mm;n;nfian_ R o Mgy . it deep; 3 frontages: posi- tively cheapest buy in vicinity. reason— able offer might be entertained. $55,000—Grand corner on California st., om crest of the hill and Gough st.; i37:8 fronting on California st.: present im- provements, residences which net § per cent income on full purchase prices a superb property. $47,000—Turk st close in; 80 ft. frontage: finely improved: stores and flats; ali rented at 6 per cent net; investment that cannot be duplicated in the vi- ty. $45,000—Stockton st.. close to Sutter: 39-ft. Tot, with doubie frontage: good jm ments; present low rents $2400: could be improved and rents increased. $40,000—Leavenworth st., near Turk: 50-ft. lot. with improvements: superb site to improve: readily worth $45,000. $35,000—Elegant residence. Broadway. near Flilmore st.; 13 rooms and 2 baths: modern and exquisite appeintments with unsurpassed marine view: in all respects an ideal home for cultured peo- ple; jot 27:8x137:4 fr. and the price is right. possibly a fair offer might be entertained. $22.500—Beautitul flats, 6th ave., near Golden Gate Park: lot T5x130: splendid condi- tion; all rented for $190 month. unex~ celled income producer. $15,000—Ellls st, east of Van Ness av good improvements: lot 27x120, with two street frontages; existing lease ex- pires in May, whem present remts cam be increased to §125 per month. $13,000 each—Hyde st.. Mason, st., Powsil st. and Taylor st; 4 fine propert corners of thess strests: 34-ft. ft. lot. 32-ft. lot and 28-¢t. lot, all nice= Iy _improved: respective rents $62, $88, $87 and $120 per month: dom't fall to investigate these very destrable cormer investments. $15.000—Twelfth st. northerly cormer, near Ocean Shore terminal; 30x120: snap at this figure. $12,500—Seventh st.. 2 blocks from P. O.: 25~ ft. corner. with ‘good improvements: monthly rentals nearly $100: unparal- leled future investment. $9,000—EAdy st.. north line. near Scott; very desirable double flat, 27:4 ft, lot; rents fve has tha 100 $720 a year. $5,000—Superd building lot. 46x120, with double frontage: beautiful perpetual marine view: Filbert st.. close to Hyde- . _car: price has been reduced from $8000; must be sold. $3,850—Harriet st. near Bryant: fine little flats; new plumbing and In best con- dition throughout: income $420 year. SPECK & CO. 200 Montgomery st.. opp. Mills bids. THE ALTA REALTY COMPANY. E. Kiesendahl, Pres.; Chas. Peach, Sec. Room 211, Emma Spreckeis bidg., 927 Market. FOR SALE. near 14th: lot 100x1203 rented: g0od investment. $15,000—3 new modern flats; In warm belt of Mission; lot 25x100. $12,000—4 nice flats on Scott st.; lot 35:6x113s a bargain $11,000—3 fine flats on Larkin st.; Jegant mariae view: good home and incoms property: lot 27:6x110:6; must be sold: owner intends going East. $6,500—3 good flats on 17th si, near Dolores;y lot_25x109. GOLDEN GATE PARK LOTS. ONLY $10 PER MONTH. $300 each for two lots, 25x120; these lots are only 235 blocks from the H-st. electric car line and Golden Gate Park: the grand view of the ocean. Cliff House and the Marin County hills from these lots is umequaled: owner will seil on terms if desired; $35 down. $10 per month: this price is sure to advance very soon. because lots in adjoining blocks are selling for higher i w3 WHITE COMPANT, 26 MONTGOMERY ST.. ROOM A& A BIG bargain for investment. on account of sickness 1 must leave this country: I will seil my property at 913% Capp ., consisting of § flats and 2 cottages, S0x115 feet; all in good condition: steady tenants: income 32040 year: price $21.000: easy terms. Apply to the owner, 913% Capp st $110,000. LARGE DOWNTOWN CORNER THREE FRONTAGES VERY PROGRESSIVE ON. RENTS NOW $430 A MONTH, THOMAS MAGEE & SONS, 5 MONTGOMERY ST. $1300———— ————§ On the best side of 16th ave. near California st.; KEY LOT 25x120 feet: streets through and sewers latd: price lowered to make speedy sale. BOVEE, TOY & CO.. 117 Montgomery st. $3080—SWELL 2-story house, § rooms. bath: on Dolores st.; can get $2000 bank mortgage or easy terms: big bargain. Appiy 3310 Miesion. ATTRACTIVE bargaing in city real estate only of BURR-PADDON CO., 40 Montgomery st., San Francisco. & SHANNON'S printed list of property is as im= portant to you @s a plug is in a bathtud. 189-90 Crocker Bldg. $7000—FOR sale, business corner: large lot: 15-room house; grocery and bar on cormer. Call 2308 Fulton st. BEST investment in San Francisco for $1000; sure to double in value within six montha Call at €02 Hearst building. 8 REAL ESTATE-COUNTRY-FOR SALB BURR-PADDON COMPANY, Incorgorated. 3-4-5-8-7-21-22—40 Montgomery St. 8. F. Phone Main 3794 the next 2 weeka. Make us an offer. owner must have the money. R Do you want a fine profitable home? 80 we will help you to get it. We will give 28es” iitigation, wichin. 2 miles- st station under w! es o and 6 miles of County Seat for $35 an acre, easy terms. We will then give you as cows as you want free of charge can pay_for them by giving us 3% cream. You can buy your cows any want. See us about this and get of the land because it will not last $13,000—2200 acres near miles from store and residence: small creek, i gii tfi J ol