The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 9, 1906, Page 11

MONEY 'ro LoAN, | HOUSEHOLD LOAN COMPANY. HOUSEHOLD LOAN COMPANY. “RELIABLE MONEY LEND! Formerly of 202- NOW 1643 O'Farrell st., 1643 O'Farrell st., oing business same a8 before. oans on furniture, planos, horses, ve- Hours 10 a. m. CITY REAL RSTATE. BURLINGAME REAL ESTATE. BU RLI'\GAMC LOT L3450 U PWA San lrnnclsco is the pllce for busl- ness—Burlingame is the plnce o liv. with the Bay K it will be but 25 BOUVENIR—Professor Hen: dancing teacher, llte of 1 l' ol n‘xddomt' uneort;u., m AL aten! lue Lt 55 keys, double ‘ac- tted nltksl price s ‘f '“;" i‘:&f ton, 1n( F “of Polk 3 Callaghan Bui LOCA‘FE% Engiish make, steel vibrators, tops, in new condition; no less. See also situations wantéd. ler st., near Fillmore. near Fillmore. mingtes from near Fillnore. 38 minutes on car service to ncisco as well; every lot has sewer and water mains in front, and | Streets are graded, a m. and af- Lowesl 'mmu in elty, ® lots, near the good climate; EEFUGEES of Luxembur “fik?\! nee .re n.rson B&n Fune nQ Jar M‘thnl\- d room 8. healthful conditions; Fourteenth and Bmdwfiy. ¥ & FORTY LOTS \‘OLD SINCE THE B‘!G‘ | MONEY loaned’on Farniture withont ro- contracts, insurance policies, estates in probate, second mortgages, salaries and othet sccurities; all ap! Property 1s adv anclng in Burlingame | -b\n we have not yet raised our prices. San Mateo electric cars direct to our omve at Hurllngame & HO. 18"2 l< 1llmore !t. Z ln Com uflmu?.l l:;merly ent 61 North ket st., San Jole. cn WtANTED-—Addrm of Dr, fialumflg:l. 8-, “mpire Loan and room 3, 1705 O'Farrell st., tnnharly at 612 Parrott bldg, Je2-tf TIONEY loaned salaried people and others upon their own names without security: cheapest’ rates, easiest payments; offices 53 _principal - cities. money by gett MAN, formerly 1008 Filimore st. ‘OLI'MB!A men Office, , now lomted n( 13 u t and ‘Larki nd 5 rooms and OULD Miss Hlnll P‘y ayes lWG their pu-em :dmn Ross Valley. ' Mira Monte i3 home of the lister and fs located at Kentfield _Take Sausalito ferry xuul third-rafl | fre ~(ufln[ trains Save yourselt 0! Parrott bldg., ng?w at | M. O. R. D.——Anawer. did not fit pdn' P A e SR S0 e v LT Ly MISE L. DBAN, 1785 Twelfth ave —For- txflerly of 1056% sarket bt. 5-7 R LOBWE, Liberty l_)nlt‘, ngfl_ S Stroets wratiod: $6 mains laid in front o handsome live oaks, Mount Tamalpais in front ; finest water in the world; 5o looking for jewelry p o5 communlmt- my?25. GRAND Loan_ Office, formepty of 8, F., now located at 428 South Main st., looking for jewelry pledges comm\mlcnta. BUSINESS PERSONALS. HOUSE - WRRCKING €O. wiil continue business at their old stand, NW. cor. 10th and M ., Ban Franelsc for all bids of wreckin ton, ucremry, can be Branch office, 268 DR, mgr. m2§-tf TULA Ete., prime hcwra in her‘(out xlaney. CALIFORNIA 1923 Fillmore st. p ((Pflr:on( Agent. B. HYMAN, formerly of 136 inall st., doing business in monpy lendi; d are now ready buying )ld €01, 19021-2" Post st. K. T. N VALLEY ‘REAL CABH, 310 MONTHLY. estate, offices at WE buy lm insurance policies and more ‘n cash than the companies, H. Hilsman & Co., Atlants, Ga. my18 Im LOAN COMPANY HMALZ & SONS), at 1138 nc.\l ister . ready for business. | ADVANCES on diamonds Baldwin Jeweiry 1521 Sutter s land. M. J. ) Steiner street, north- Gor and heatt Hindrance from business: investigate. THOS. J. (formerly Colum 91 Filmore st. A shipmaster with hi he-t references wants to meet gen means and ihelination to year's ¢ruise in the ‘all office, Dakiand. HAIR coloring, hair dressing, aham u. man 1eur|n;. G. LEDERER, st., neLlr Webster, tormerly 1 § T | g Xarger at $350 to $60 flats for sale; easy - : easy covered with fand r(‘lv\onds N els 3 Co., permanent nmtce , near Octavia. West Loan Office, 835 Stockton, 1646 O'Farrell. je 7-1mo ¥: two railroad stations on the | Millwood and within a few ns. *walk of elec- splendid plac COUNTRY REAL xcna"fi. Pota s A DO\NFL[FIA"’G! all who ck ‘or_in trouble, consult this spe- cmxm on female complaints; positive- corrected; the unfortunate helped; , 1923 Fillmore st. the most difficult cases treAted; every lm"nodlale rellb no my' metliods cases of irregularity; ton- ; =ave time and monay; advice . m. to 4, 5:30 w,s‘:}o. the Lonhdon Tl\lo loeated u 1416-1. Eilis; branch at Buits to order for trousers to order, from §5 ana uDA HIDALGO Plgntatio! thr (h ghout the State. ‘10(' (\0”7“ Hh\l talogu WOOSTER COMPANY, 1666 O'Farrell st houses and fenc situated on Sac- ow offered in exchange | : usiness district, h)m.s DK GWYER, formerly bt 8. F., noy located at between 16th an‘(llfllh, ramento River on and Commsgreial aye: st, Ban Fran« areholders kindly sénd pres- ent addresses. 12'1: S R e PR A s 2R DT LA ZACUALPA Rubber Pl.nuuon Company, 1530 Hayes 8t, San Fran. reholders kindly stng ent adaress. 12 1m MODERN French Laundry, Abbudie & Capdevielle, props., Leavenworth st., 1326 Chestnut :(., gation: perp BESTATE TO LEASE. ate possession given; —— phe -wzv”m for O’'DONNELL, renow-wd remale . 910 Devisadero st . residence 259 Fulsom st : Jadies, reliet or no fee. Py ary or pexnh\nwnl‘ DR. ol “l\hS AND ‘INH\' or gold lml , present office at 35th st., Onklana.p 1 } ! YOLANDE hhrdrflemng pariors o ensd llis st., neat Franklin. NEW Golden Gate Valley Market wish- es credltor! to come up before n 1987 Union st. CHIMNEYS wrecked wlthout plaster. Address THOMA Devigadero st. MXLLS & HAGBOM, tailors, cor. Frunk- lin and O'Farrell sts. orders June 15. have some fine sale an} ex- ABSAYING §0c; rich ore, ete.’ 18 i Pionver Asseylng Co. spot_cash for go\d, cy. Fif st., U. k: IN I"OR\l ATION WANTED. Rh AFTLI\T!ON t the address of George Pe- edish Shoemaker, who when the fire camé was working in a shop opposite the Mint. . UNITED WORKING- CO., 400 Bartlett st Will improve; Lokl anh Polk lme ff Haryison, of Hgrrison; line of Mise x Ready to fill Lot on the N 6-30t* dl\_<s at_once, BUILDERS’ estimates ma e fnr holders; small feé. Box GLOVES to order; C. leousfll of Dtnl— cheff, formeriy r. 45, Phelan bldg, sumed bus. 1611 O'Farrell; hrs. J. B. DALLAS, formerly 7th and Fol~ som, permanetly located at 142 Va- lencia; coal, wood, hay, grain. 1 Im C. G CLINCH & CO, \an Francisco, nd and Seventh sts, GL\\“ A'\D G of First, 50 165 deap. 5 and Glazing, and they will receive pmmpt lfl?ntlon GREGORY & CO., Van Ness ava and immense flat merc antile purposes; formerly 9 Front e 2310 B_gggal\nn J y Co., 4607 Laguha— d diamonds bought. Formerly i & for Thir milk dsalprs,'are Yecatd at 1830 Dot lores street. IRS now sold on easy eral allowance for oy Up to June 15, 1906, on | PLUMBERS. CEEL. = &. A.F. Cosgrove, flcllp B E. GRUNDY, plumber, M ists. Eal‘l Clife, Gough & O'Farrell. 8-tf CHAS. BLISS CO., tallors, tormmy cnll bldg., 1847 McAllister st. THAT Man Pitts, 1123 Fillmore !t (or- merly branch office, 1008 Market st. tf formerly of 1780 . located at 35340 Snven(ccnth near Guerrero. %5 J Klimm, piumber, 1956 Umon. nr, La« guna; jobbing promptly attended t0.2{ 1m aged. reg sters. Tor cost of parts to us in no charge for RE GISTPR CO., Golden Gate ave. 1 AAA—WALL w ; @ood IJ'\"'l ‘$1 gal.; 3%c roll and up- PATENTS AND PENSION i full line all painters’ sup- | INVENTIONS patented—Frank P. Me- in&., law, gen. prac. A. Bullis, 1541 Steiner; past com. Thomas Post, G. A. R. je8 6 OFFICES AND STORES TO LET. dina, atty.-at-law: Penzion atty., jand, corner El- | painting, paper- | offices in t reasonable re den Gate. my31 tf light rooms; Stetner, cor. gol Gol marine_boller, ; tested 200 lhs prep; sure; Wilkers OH burner; 2 Ohmen er\klnfl thie outfit can be converted . Ou 41d: Jul tf Emmedm(e dev RUPTURE CURED. “Plerce Electfiv Co trusses, belts, etc. _ cor. Central ave. an STORES, offices, Kinds of space ut c KEENAN, 300 TO lel—Dellcateuen Stors ow located N Chestnut st. LEGAL NOTICES. TO Whom It May Concern hereby given that we have purchased | T the fruit store from ARTURO FAN- TOZZI, located at 1423 Haight st., free of all outstandin Francisco, June e-—Now in stock, End Bryant sts. < & hmu\re 5. F. Branch, ces. Inquire 2541 \V’uh- e my25-1m Buitablée for a 1112 Webster &t., indehtedness. 10 OFFICES i‘;‘" busin, modern Jefferson-sq. bargain—42 int-homer crosses; 0 cash, balance 1 NOTICE is hereby given that-I have OFFICE to 1,‘;“3‘70;‘“ so0ld my grocery store. MRS, M. GO! DON, SBE. cor. Seventeenth and Sl:n- fon Rnrk!—ll ey | | CASH pflhl for diamonds, pearls, old g(-ld and sl]\'er H. C. AHLERS, formerly 128 now 1106 Eddy. Office hom:s. T HOTELS AND APARTMENTS. ___DIVIDEND NOTICES. 2 m.e_'rhe Giant Powder Giant Statlow Cali- Soilar (S1.00) per ohare o tha issued capltal stock of the h ared, payable on 11t nsfer books will clon June 4, 1906, at noun QUINN, Secretary. be mailed as been offered $135 . also cash register, 51 Fillmore st 928 Only m.lf block above Van Ness only first-class rooming-house | with thi ntly mrnlahcd lumd electric elevator, steam heat, hot ln cold water, telephones; sample rooms for drummers; transient trade eepe- rates $1 péf day up; . Gll.‘!hfin‘. s Hardware Store, 2§ in city: §0 ele with private OAKLAND REAL l"t‘rn'rlr,. Gitsham's Hardware Store, 2382 Mis- C. sion q‘ near 26th. Note. —Chflck- will usual to all stockholders who have furnished their présent addreésses. In information checks will b hekl A% Qur temporary. until called 1gr er request to forward is received. Yours GIANT POWDER CON, C. QUINN; Secretary. AMERICAN Can Company—A quarterl divident of one and one- qu&rqter (l;(y per cent has this day been deelared upon the preferred stock of this co ders of récord a business June 16, 1906. books will be élosed as to the p k from Jihe 17 tb J\JH’ Y 3 | | { cially solicite glasswarg at take Ellis- -t. car at ferry. sham! Ha_rdware Store, 2082 Mission st side r[ a wide, promlnem Jocation for & house or for. rets and walk complete excellent conditjon; thizs will some operty and this prlce/ iy low, but will take | el VI'U‘HI\E Ehnp tools and supplies at nr. Folsom, 9-7t* 500 en route. HOUSES TO LET. MARWEDEL'S, hv.s.\rz.s‘ Btock on hand; chardson Bro: 53 131 5th. nr. Mint. _.2._.....___.__.._.._..‘...._..&. ANEOUS WANTS. mmediately two horizontal in_Arst-class_condi- tion, ot snfalier than 54 to 60 ihch Address 8. TAYLOR, 1‘5“ Buchanen st. 9-3 | WANTED-_Gasoline launch, 80 ft. to 50 long, tull-length cgbity. Send b and dfiS("‘I'*lh!n l() A T ey ik lmm:!tl;nfl ng Clay u mo liing above prope t bathy winl J’mpma T aiit terant lu'\)umr boilers, in nice part of Bast poreelain bath, elecmc and high basement; Dfimm house, 13 U Devls&dcro lL.efir. J the close of The transfer mfidn“&?k.’éi% 2626 Valle! ot Hwne%ebt 180 Cnonin S LODGING-HOUSE and, restaucantt ea- pacity 150 each. 843 Ho HOUSHS TO LET—F nmsm SIX-toom furnished coflh 8, With ueefl- ’P(“ P%A& mm&%&' COPTAGES T0 LET—FURNISHED. mtarjmn iD :mua to_rent; fi 3"‘:' Factory and warehouse site 52 right at the S ; spur track and &l y the best tmng of | he kind on the marxet , 2434 HlUlld9 5-3t% i New Ytirk o o 5, et 15 CASH x.am for d!:mnnd earls, old gold SRS, fortherly s, nol udfl)’ £L.; office . hours, § to 1. TYPEWRITER, Oliver No. 3; must be cheap and_in g0od ordef; state ot Box B8, Cali. X DESK. chair ana Carpet; some lino- icum and office chairs. Pnorosns. BIDS WANTED—Nnum is hereby given that sealed proposals will bé received the board of direc Home of Cal Home, Napa County; Californi 11 o'clock a. TURDAY, §506, and. opened immemtely therea xasenas. ot mdaen. for mflun delivering juarts etey, for apa Lounty, Ctll road nnllon Ymmtvillu, 1. 0. b, one year, commmns Wi initruct hr d ollow the m Dandy little pair of flats, all in i brick wail fouhdation, high this ought to be occu- | one could beé| little expense; ors of the Veuuni" tric 1m\¢., it the land J8 the bullding ] §6500;: discount for cash, §1000; price now $5500.(363) oute StAtioh; WE buy Gold, Stiver and Diambnds; Lichtenstein's, Mhrkél commissary l CARH PATD for Diamonds, ol gom and giiver, 1601 Post si.s and Watch-repair- nklin st., near Eleventh; not @ single -piece of ux.t-»n in Oakland at the price 4 ‘;‘ol“lblllflcl RUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, PIANOS tuned, repaired, polished, and sold oh eas; gains:tull allow; hcerorb or plnlee or casl Valencia e 1662 Rrund vay, l'l:bh! ce with 'lnch c s must be may sam- wbex;ex&l‘ waa for in owner, a south front cor- 6-roem (‘('Il&!’!; davwsrds tari 7 TAan—l(hgign Saturday unirr.uon and 1+ BCOTT-CURTAZ PIA. st.—Still renting p|nno-, rr mz{nth new na litue \tle’g RFAL 1 BETATE own nnme in the choltest Tract. éntfi ANY, 504 ’t‘n- H"'l [‘ \uul AM & CO., plahos, 24 m\llutu, “expert repl rs. myu 1T% & Cu., for. 15 McAllip mrqudero. nf. Pag [Ked"obd Paj . ESTATE €O, &0 ground-v near l ‘UHJEN l 51 nncmnmv l'm'n s.\Ln. ._..___...M....__.__.fl.._.. RGAIN—One Sgn ‘ b id;»g hrig 100 North rxl msnwe Two suburban v, for same in uxxsm HOUSES. let—House and lot at Piedmont sta- von. dlitlu\& inquire sqndug:’ ’4'32 e LT R R R e o e oy i e e OAKLAND FURNISHED HOUSES. i PU’BN!!BED IBOUBE 17 ki?b VIS .g In the lm ol the Best denu Dllt 1¢t. BALDW. o 0'1\& 2108 Cu rnia st Tel. "West 3585, 8° * Tes-at FOR -rnn:-— ;xano coxy cottage, fur- 362 Perry st., end of line; 7 nflnutu! zlggm MILL VALLEY HOUSES. Sncaena el e S MILL VALLEY (unfurnisned—New §. Efi houls% lzuuu 5 rwo:.-te “ FLATS TO LET. VBRI e i Sief s st S SBEOPERES AT T% lot—-!-‘l-t of 5 large n)mnli l:ltnlln doctor or denti: Gnu a - FLATS TO LET—FURNISHED. SO ——| AN élegant flat, furnighed; modern; 7 rooms and bath; newr ;;’lmou lL Apply on the premises, 2 way, 11 to 4 p. m. 8-3t% FLATS WANTED. WANTED—4-room fat, sunny. Address, stating rent, location, box 20, Call.7 4* APABTHBN’!‘S TO LET. Al 'MENTS to I and bath? 957 Hayes st.; rent .'STSO and 326 per month, with water. Inquire Madison & Burke, 2126 Fillmore.8-3t* P v ot it (B b R e cirbnd S b3 ROOMS TO LET. HARTFORD, 52, between Seventeenth llnl& Bighteenth—Furnished rn’o?l_to ot -2 SEVENTEENTH, 4052, near Castro— Sunny front rooms for Iemlemen‘ “I accommodate 1 or 2 in each. %s’rsnn lea-n nesr Sumr—-s augn urnis| bath, lights, plmxxev 321 50. 5. ate IFTEENTH, 2288—Large, sunny, front bedroom; also single rooms; bn_v.hna.nd Q- HAIGHT, 213—2 pleasant, sunny, front Tooms; runping water; fine view; Sultable for dentist. 5-5t% TURK, lfl—-Nlcnly furnished sunny rooms; Suitable 2 persons; hot water free; bath; $2.50 week up. 5-5t* FELTON, $4i—Sunny furnished rooms: block from Fillmore: no sign.7-3t* LAGUNA, 128—Large sunny voom 1wit board, ‘newly furnished, for 2. 5-5t ML cae b UL S M nboecs BASRAC, A 428 ROOM! AND BOARD. %p EARLCL!FFE 1201 Gough st., cor. PFarrell; lunch for business men rooms with board; table board. Mra. Kate 8. Hart, Mrs. E. V. Morey. 8-7t PLEASXNT room an 0ood board_in priv te tamily at illow Dala, San Anselimo. 5e5t* Pt 1A AR R R P OB ORI . it SN FIRST-CLASS rooms and hoard for 15 to 20 gentlemen. 2018 Bush st. 9-5t% SANCHEY, 877—Room and Shoerd for 1 or 2 nmlemen terms $25 7-3 OAKLAND FURNISHED ROOMS, A r‘umflsnm} rdom for refined gen- tleman: grlvata family. 1215 12th st., Ozk [an; 8-7t* P o AU i NSO UM 5. L AR TWO elégant furnished rooms for rent. & dress 1220 E."32d st, Enn Onk- land. L R RN R H ROOMS WANTED. WANTED—Furnished room, with pri- Xuge bath and tollet attached. Ad- ss M., 1651 Fillmore ‘st., lstltlnx ggge. MARRIAGE LICEN!E!. The following marriage licenses were 1ssuea vesterdsa. James Bamford,. San Franclsco, lnd mma Bnmtnrd. 32, Ban Fran- &lll!am P. O'Connor, 21, 3005 Twen- iéth #t, and Belle F. Walsh, 21, 3005 'wentieth s u-nrm Rothstein, 35, San Francisto, and Jénnie nsdcr, 40, San Francisco. Ls’n?rng_ 14 mn etlt §4 Friitvate an ole 1] ettl, ale. 30 B Sharp, 34, 3189 Sacra- G s and Grals do’miliiker, s109 Ba famunto n A, spa}man. 21, 1453 Chiurch 'f" and Eva Maguire, 31, San Fran- elsco. Percy R. Bagnall, 22, 8an Francisco, ‘ng Edna C. ver, 20, San Francisco, lay H. Hor 21 964 Hayes st., an Pearl Scudder, 21, '§64 Hayes st. OAKLAND, June 8—The {following marriage licenses were lnuod by the Cognk{ -rk oday: aniel Sweeney, 33, Oakland, and Maggie Monlrd. 22,7 O ‘klnnd. &w de Curtoni, San Fran- ctsco, Snd Anwa Kumelds, 2§ San Fran- ’;’fg,, as J. cola ah, 31, San Fran are "and A ver, b2, Sin Fran- : EKITHS.‘ WARRINGES AND IIEITHS. Birth, marriai ind death not unt by mul will not be inserted. The In at either of. the pubnclmon ces be indorsed e name and ruldencv of per- ne authorized to ha : the same pub- ished. Notices renrh:! d 8imply to theé hnnouncement of the event are pub- shed once in thl: column free of arge. & BHORN. KANE—In t II city, May 141, 1905, to the wife o . H. Kane, a daughter. nmfi-fm- BRATH—KO! g—!n this eity, i:ne 8, Fuendeling, fllsgl. , uml 'fimfi- “ Py 8-—In lhll n-iz wiin Busty ‘afii“%é“n-.,:;‘;‘.,"s‘m' 6‘?";‘.“ an- RRIER—In thi ity, wfl‘&‘:’i 1901 ! ngho Rev. J. g e.ly 1ing, Frai bell fimb Wltncr and u. Mrs. .l:hnunn. %I;‘Atir. 1 io;.? Ine fibona.l nnje, ?“" e rEER, Mbvfii. 3"&%’0% 156% ffl-tem.u :; St trano ?’s-‘%’h 5. .,__ 3 bty skod k‘ M street South. Interment Lawn Cemetery. BROCK—In this cl , June 8, 1908, ed ek. 'a native of Wiscon- T sin, aged 67 years. RLSON—In this city, June 6, 1906, a native of Sweden, John Clrllon. aged 71 year: Friends are respectful! street, under mo auspices of Scandinavian Society. Interment Cy- press Lawn Cemetery. 8-3t CLAWSON—In this eity, lunc 8, 1908, Lu:le E., beloved wlf f L. E. Cl the ifirl. William I(ou TOD, rney and William an a pative of Ohlo, aged Frlends and acquaintances are re- P from the residence of her daughter, Mrs. J. G. Harney, 1251 Fulton street. Lawn Cemetery, by earrllle CLIFFORD—In th Hospital, June 8§, City and ! 1906, John Cl|lor tive of lalncnunul. aged 63 CODEGLIA—In this city, June 8, 1908, Albert Codeglia, beloved son of An- lia and Maria Codegll; er of Earnest, Richar Florence Codeglia, a native of San anclscu, aged § yedrs and 4 n P‘flendt and acquaintances are in- Jited to attend the June 11, at 1:30 p late fesidence, 143 Blake stréet, tween Point Lobos and Santa Rosa aves. Interment Italian Cemetery.d-3t CONNOLLY—John Connolly, dearly be- Maggie Connolly, and father of the late John Connolly, a native of Sligo, Ireland, aged 5 years 1 month and 4 days. unlntnm-e! are re- tone N. Code bogwed brot! funeral aerv(ces loved husband une lo at 16:30 a. trom the chapel of Mount Oilvet Cémetery, and a service will also be held for the late John Connolly.7-4t* COBVI!.LE—-ln this city, June 8, 1906, orville, dearly beloved aria (,m-vme. tuhor ot Richard, J lie, Katie, Stanle Mrs. J. Fitagerald a. ‘“ illtam, "lolg native of Englam:L Charles H. J. Truman, nweek between Fifteenth md, o :’05 mnlon lnd County eland aged 57 CURTIN—~In nnl’n & native of 1 HERAN—ln this city, June 7, 1906, Leo Goodals, dearly beloved of Patrick and Isabelle Heran, nnd brother of Frank, George, John, ward and Claire Mary Silk, a native of San Francisco, aged 2 years § months and 8 days. The funeral will take place today (Saturday), at 10 o'clock a. m.. the residence of his parents, 150 Interment pnvnte. Hon' Cross Ceme(ery 1t HICI\E\'—I Oakland, o} béloved husbana of EuhbethAHIckey. and lovin Hickey, 2 sBtive of Treland, aged T, Notice of funeral hereafter. H%RTON—ZI?h!h(% ?hy‘ elove T Ca Horton, and broth Hortor, a native of Qan Franciseo, aged 6 months and 7 *riends and acqualntances are re- erof Melba B. unday, June 10, u 2 o'clock trom the mortuary chapel of iden_Gate Undertaking Com- . 2475 Mission street, near Twen- JOHNSON—In this eity, June 5. 1’06 Cha‘rle': Jo‘ltmgan belove«:lti husob(dns(:"nl ohnson, a native - L g d 51 ‘;ian 5 months and 17 Frlends and scquaintances are re- June 10, at 0l m., at the parlors of Hal- ometerg' by s and members of Tanplu U. D., $24 Fillmor ount Olivet notified to assemble at the parlors of 924 T'ilimore street, Sunday, June 10, at 12 o'clock m., urpose of condudtin services of our late bro HARRY MENTZNER, R. S. SEPH—Jul\c 7, 1908, JO beloved husband of Esther Joseph, béloved father of Theresa and Amml Jo;epl.h. beloved son of Mrs. i seph, an S{o li'&:mach:rlgs P. Nathan, Mrs. SERVEAU BROS. 2110 FILLMORE ST, Phone West 300. FLORISTS Specialty of Funéral De: Prompt attention to mal ) orders. GOLDEN GATE :| UNDERTAKING CO. Having escaped the fire, we still con- tinte the business at the old stand, 2475- 2483 Mission st., near 21st. Tel Park Use our chapel free. PELICANQ, ROSSI & (Succealon tn Frapk Palle-nn Kearny stt.) Halsted & Co., 1saac Joséph, beloved brnther signs. il mlrnpnnn. Cut Flowers and Plants. Also, Artificial Palms. Phone West 5629, L D'lIGNQ AND FLO“A U‘I’ FLOWERS Prompt Attention to )nn and Phone Ordeé : FREE BURIALS AT CYPRESS WN CEMETERY Till further notice. Temporary offices & : 1100 GOUGH ST. THEODOR DIERKS & €0., Undértakers, 900 Devisadero tt.. m MeAllister. CAREW & Fdrhiiflv ll 5| iE M?{ Stich, l(n Wil Anmr. Mrs. cnrln L. Hexter and Israel and Jacob e‘r seph, a native of Sacramento, 44 years. MacDONALD—In this city, June 7, 1906, Annie. beloved wife of Hoderick Mac~ d, and devoted mother of Hu rick, Robert, Christina and Donald, a native of Cape Bre- ton, Nova Scotia, aged 42 years. Fri and acquaintances are. re~ dence, xn?mndan street, thenee to . Paul's Church, Twenty-ninth and urch streets, for services at 1 p. m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. 9-3t Mcillm—!n Las Vegas, N. Mex., 1908, Gertrude, —sister of W. Elizabeth, Hugh, Johr, Theresa Kathleen McGuhan, a late resident of San Francisco. MARCHAND-—In this city, June 6, 1908, Costa Marchand, a native of-Franee, aged 76 years. MORAN—In this city, June 7. 1906, Bd- o ward Moran of Bodie, father of Mrs. Bessie France, a native of In- - diana, aged 54 years 11 months and 11 days. PETERSEN—In this city, June §, 1906, Jueoblne S. dearly beloved mother of Otto C. ed#sen, a native of Uter- ged 61 years 5 months and 6 days. SPOHN-—In_this city, June 7, 1906, Jo- seph H. Spohn, a native of Germaay, aged 78 yedrs. 4 emains at the parlors of J. 8. Godeau, 2123 Bush street. Fn-ml_ private, on Saturday, June 9. o'clock. Interment Mount Olivet c;m- etery. SULLIVAN—II: this city, June 8, 1906, Mary A.. beloved wife of M, J.' Sulli- van. loving mulher of Mrs. W. How Mrs. G. W. Marks and Elroy Sul uvnn. and daughter of the late James and Alice McElroy, a native of Boston, Mass., aged 51 years 3 months and 19 days. kriends and acquaintances are re- spectfully invited to attend funeral tomorrow (Sunday), June 10, at 12 m., from her late residence, 2913 Twenty-fifth _street, near Bryant, thence to St. Peter’s Chureh for se vices. Interment Holy Cross Ceme- tery, 9-2t - TOZER—In this eity, June 7, l.O‘z Grace Rusing Tozer, beloved wife o Churles Walter Tozer, daughter o Henrietta and the late Edward S, Rusing, and sister of Hazel O. Rus- ing, a native of Oakland, Cal, aged 26 _years 7 months and 19 days. Funeral private. 9-3t WALDSTEIN—In this c¢jty, June §, 1906, Milton, beloved son of the late Abrdham and Hannah Waldstein, and brother of Mrs. Theo. Frolich, M#s. Oto Benschutz, Mrs. M. Brown, Mrs. H. Lund and Charies, Fred, Joe, Josse and Albert Waldstein. a native of San Francisco, aged 37 years. Funeral servicés will be held to- morrow (Sunday), June 19, at 10 a. m., at the parlors of H. F. Suhr & Ce., 2919 Mission street, near Twonty- fifth. Interment private. WHITE—In this eity, June 7, 1908, D-- lia M., beloved wife of Thomas Whii and devoted mother of Thomas White and Mrs. W. J. Axford, a na- tive of Epgland, aged 36 years § months and 13 days. Friends and acquaintances are re- spectfylly invit to attead the h.moral today (Saturday). at $:40 m., from her late residence, 387 Pnrl- Street, thence to St John's Church, where a solemn reguiem high mass will be celebrated for the ré- pose of her soul. commencing at 9 a. m. Interment Holy Cross Lems-(try. -3t WOLLARD—In this city, June 6, 1906, Isaac Wollard Jr., beloved husband of Mary Woilard, son of Mrs. Julla and the late Isaac Wollard, = and brother of Willlam H. and Mattie Wollard, a native of San Franciseo. The funeral will take place fro the residence of his, brother, 1054 ket street, Oakland, today ( urday), at 9 a. m., thence to Church of the Immaculate Conce tion, where a requiem mass will take place for the repose of his soul, commeficing at 9:30 o'elock. lnr ment' Holy Cross Cemetery. It Halsted & Co. Undertakers and Embalmers, 924 FILLMORE STREET, NEAR McALLISTER. Phone Park 5o0. OITED UNDERTAKERS" ASSOCIATION, Funeral Directors PORTER & WHITE Funeral Directors and Embalmers 1531 GOLDEN GATE AVE. (Formerly 445 Golden Gath ave.) Private residence nuo-modauomm- otit extrd charge. ed lady attend- ants. Personal urvlces undn- all condi~ tions. Phone. West TI0. ALEX MANN JR., ™™ Is still in business, with a full line of 3 MISSION TURN VEREL HALL NEARS CD‘PmlOl Physieal Culture TTustructor of Soclety Enrolling 0ld Pupils, and Classes Will Soon Be Resumed. At the last regular meeting of the Misslon Turn Veréin the building com- mittee reported that the new hall of the society, which is being erected op the site of the old hall on Eighteenth strgat, between Valencia and Guerrero, "fimlreuod so far that the ‘Fa- ellc Saengerbund, the combined ving- ing societies of San Franciseo, could Bave its first rehearsal sincé the fire next Sunday afterncon at 2/o'clock in the main hall. The new Turner Hall will ¢onsist of a largé gymnasium, & singing-foom, lodgérooms dnd other smaller rooms. Professor Louls Lepper. the physieal ¢ulture instructor of the soviety, is now enrolling his old pupils and in- struction will be resumed in about a week. "The Mission Turn Verein has decided to Invite the members of other socie- th- whose halls were destroyed by the ré to use its gymnasium in cohjufié- tion with the Mission turners until their own is have been rebuilt. The Mission Turn Verein singing section will also resime its weel gatherings in a very short time. =i Al St Permanent Bullding on Van Néss. h-l at_the southwest cormer of -~ het ci Golden Gate avenue. ent structure to, be Ness avenue unc;. t: 'ln "P put on the site ins lg"‘ T will cost 31000, The been leased by "tl- hun-ln & for a men's in; ‘.