The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, February 10, 1907, Page 52

i E wpm\'*‘r “ A\'!'l"n—-l’e-lle—-(‘(“ | HELP WANTED—Female—Continued with oten y or countrs: an housekeeper and first hest references. Filimore st. gomerness: best references st bookkeeper, also under- | COMPETENT » SPETENT » .\pw,,.‘r"g desires | stands stenogr: permanent Kirkham st bor § years old, wishes | PATRONS for help chai A working housekeepe: o fee.— r and cook combined, small family, $40; a mlddlbllod nurse for in- stitution in city, ., $20; a plain waitress for same place, $20; an experienced chambermaid for hotel, city, maid for private f: for city places amily (no_eooking), Intindress and chamhermard, small t-mny, Gty $35: 20 bousework girls at $30 and $35. o German MISS ompetent * rooming bouse; | 1 child § years, hest references. wishes Box s work as a week; nd rapld; will box 612, Call maker, ilimore. | OPERATORS ON “BOSS OF THE ROAD” EN- GINFER JACKETS: ALSO GRLS TO LEARN AT § PER WEEK; STANDARD FACTORY, | 28 FELL ST., SAN FRANCISCO. A AR AT TR A A A AT AR A S EXPERIENCED OPERATORS oi\:‘"noss OF e THE ROAD" BRIGHT GIRLS s., A A A OVERALL TO RN 5 STANDARD 'PACTORY 28 FRANCIS FEW PER 0 AT . rants situation as belp Devisadero useclesn- | 1202 <bing ress Advertiser. organist for pianist ALTERATION bands who have had experience on costs and skir! care JOHN BREU Ness ave. ts. NER Iy to Mrs. Simon, A(PgMPAx\' 1451 Van y kind. Call or address A—Salesladles wanted for Geo. Haas & Sons’ candy stor manently tions: no_ex| located begln and_ chance for_advancement: Haes at_this office at 2:30 p. m. today. N 526 Hrde st., E. DAY, a rience necessary; $5 a weel bright young ladies who are per- i to see Mr. MRS seeking _steady near Geary. | WANTED Two expert stenographers in office of large construction company; must be acourate, rapid and come well recommended; steady em.: ployment and good opportunity for competent pereons. _Addreas bov 606, Call office. general house- School ness experience unnecessary. . Excellent future. A—~OPERATORS on ladies’ skirts and petticonts; power machines. A. AARON & 0O., 14261 Geary st. WANTED—Young women stenographers, High and business college graduates. Busi- salary at Address Box 6, WANTED— Bflxbf young ladies for clerfcal po- sitions. noml\uw\' co., 1520- pply to [rnml manager, NATHAN- 1550 Van Ness ave. | WANTED—Stenographers wanted for Southern Pacific; wages ' $60. 2 bright young ladies: Apply W. J. HARDY, freight hours 8 to 5: Southern Pacific, 4th and King sts. RE and hairdresser; position ce, The Emporh A m, good wages and pply superintendent’s practical ex- A CORSET maker wanted at 3338 Sacramento st., bet o ave. and Walout. MADAM WALTERS. MILLINERY SCHOO! private hats trimmed; remodeling a speclalty. dy st sires posttion | EXPERIENCED cash in the morning. S. and lis sts. WSS & after 9 o'clock ©O., Fillmore 3009 : lght secondwork; wages $15 to Mondsy, Sacramento, near | highest ess ave. T class hairdresser, 3 wages. face mas- 1848 Van manicnrist, BLOCH'S, WANTED—Teacher for district school. _Address BOYNTON, Berkeley. First National Bank building, ENT German girl for housework and cooking; $40 per month. 214 Sproce st., near WANTED—Tadies wages; t o lea 8150 seamstress ™ to sew on furs 621 16th st., | FIRST-CLASS skirt nd at 141914 Webster st. e place wiss: refs. resser. wigmaker and meat by good mes. rom U. B, e | wisbes position; 8 years' | Box 618, Gall oftce, | fiity desires a few more eli- ¢ Box f references and bond. cen show results wisbes | peble office man. Box 61 MRS of all kinds. Tel Park 216, hecd stamping. m letter- “Filimore st. 1427 Call between bours of 10-and 12 . m. at 2839 Jackson st. accurate. NOGRAPHER—One without experience, Inquire 1524 Vallejo st. today. I —General wages. housework, 185 First ave.; call forenoon. family two; GIRL wanted to do light Bousework aad for 1t at. tle girl 1630 Green st., upper 1 WA National Laundry. 8844 1 WOMAN weges $25. o do_general housework; no washing; 232 Maple st. WANTED—Girl take care baby; sleep at home. 1116 McAllister st. | GIRL for office work. WEIDNER, photographer, 1630 Filimore st. ontgomery ave. ¥ nd to pumps engine end do s. Box 115, YOUNG Japenese boy. gentle 20d honest. withes a schoolboy. 8. MATSU, 1516 le men desires position; erences. Box 428, Call office. | wented as sssistant bookkeeper; | "Box 588, Call office. ot el Shioe e | & Box |~ NERAL be o HELP WANTED—Female | Young women to learn telephone op- | 4 while learning; salary increased | wo weeks and further increased | 52 fter work becomes efficient. Datly mcheon furnished free, in attendance. fons gool chances for ad- | 2016 Steiner st PHONE AND TELE- and rest| | 4 Y BUILDING, WHICH 18| LIGHTED. VENTIL. A"'Pm S NOW READY FOR Of INE; NG _MACHINE OPER. "“R WANTED ON OVERALLS: GOOD PA' STEADY WO PAID WHIL uzuz_\l\c 8 B BT, | SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS ON SHIRTS: A YOUNG isdy to take charge of omr 24 branch office ) cash bond required: give phone number if possible mission to right party Box 400, 515 ¥, | PATRO chateed §1_registy Teo { A cook f otel in Fresns $47 Carl” at SRS PLU’ near Webster. cooking and_general -3 steady house- German or Swedish pre- references required. Call | | WANTE: NTED—A__girl burg st for light housework. 14 WOMAN o Sil to amist in small restaurant. Broderick st. 1400 | WANTED—A girl for general honsework. Apply 2125 Plne st. | WANTED —Finisker on waists and skirts. 1916 | WANTED—Woman for plain washing. Broderick _st. 1915 BARBERS AND SUPPLIES The Ilrk. it Bas o equal in ronize, its nsers BARKER'R G/ BARKER OHAIRS Barker sells direct BARKER SAVES Barker's plants are the lary preciate and pat- ig_money getter. easiest of terms. YOU MONEY. t in the world. JAMES BARKER. 1370 snur ot nea r Vao Ness ave. . Drake, Mgr. Iz WISB I TO BARBERS: ing furniture or supplies. call at STOLARE, 1696 Filimore st.. where you can be best largest stock and the best coast. 2211 Bush we carry th sortment on or at wi use, ted, as 20HATR barber shop for sale; for particulars call 1457 Octavia from elty; st., near Post. short distance WANTED—2 first class barbers Ssturday Snnday: good wa Montgomery. ges. 417 Broadway, near FOR remt—Barber shop, cor. 14th and Mission. Headquarters of bakers’ and carpenters' unions. | GOOD barber wantedBteady st 2247 Market at. FOR sale or lease—Good location for barber shop and batbs. COLEMAN'S, 1287 McAllister st. B, 1023, PLUNKETT'S, 1802 Sutter st., near Webster. | Open 9 a. m., close 5 p. m. { woman as A A A A A A A A A A FELL | Oak- | | | McCARTHY'S Employment Office—Help | 575 Haight st. | WANTEDYoung lady fo learn mon DUNCAN, NURSE—To attend lady at night. NTEDroners and mangle hands at the | | CASHIER and counter girl wanted. Call at 223 | ent Philadelphia barber chair| in beanty of design, baving new Teatares that the public ap roving it 2 DS ARE MONEY-MAKERS. d | HELP WANTED—Male—Continuned HELI ‘WANTED—Male—Continued OFFICES OPEN TODAYv SUNDAY, 8 TO MURRAY & BIADY Leading EmplflymentAanfl Labor Agents. WHITE PALACE HOTEL BU!IADKNG. 1ith and Market Sts., San Frapeisco. For different parts of Arizon: Washington, Oregon, Utah, nia. FREB rAmI New Mexico, 'REE. TO THE son'rzl—rmm REGON. i | FREE FARE. BORDERS OF OREGO! SISKIYOU AND SHASTA. DRILLERS NORTH—S$75. MERCED—«FH.FS\O*BAEEBSI‘IBLD ISTR] ‘W. P.R. R DON'T FORGET. 350 BEDS AT HO! ME. COME TO SAN FRANCISCO B.( TO SLEEP. MURRAY & READY bave their first Iod “house witb 850 beds, 10th and Market an Francisco, and m Drko is only %cmnlcht. ‘We are going to do sometbing else for you. Located at 10th and Market sts., 8. F. RER FARB_NEVADA. 10 hbnnn. hevldn. free fare, ship Monday. MEOHANICAL HELP. 3 Eogineer for quarry, run motors, $3.25 day; engineer, barge, steady, $00: 3 millwrights, Country. '$4 day: 8 stove molders. good wages, see boss here; man to run box nailing machine, clty, $3 day; 8 pattern makers, top wages; 2 Corvinakers: b casting chi PAINTERS —CA ARPENTERS BLACKSMITHS 3 painters, country hotel, long job. $78 £d; 4 carpenters, city job; 3 'carpenters to repair SIS Slows by: §00; 8 glasiers. Dlacksmitis, agriculture works. steads, $3.50 to $3.75; 27 blacksmiths, shops, camps; quarries; structural fron workers; cement milles; " 6 blackemiti'e belpers, ©ity and country, $2.50 to $3.50 FREE FAn,r,—AMzo)u 3 coppersmiths, company work, A fare; rip sayyer clty: tngmitiy BRICKYARD HEC 20 laborers, brickyard, $45 £ xeEpioick burners: 8 brick sieikers. MURRAY & READY, d Market st, 8. F, 6th and Franklin sts., Oakland. FACTORY WORK 15 laborers, factory, steady work, $75. © laborers, factory, land, $2.50 day. 8 boys, $§ to §11 week; 8 laborers, foundry; & men for packing houss, Oakland. FOREMAN—R. R WORE, Foreman, R. R. steady, fare S5c, $4 day. BOOKKEEPER AND ASSATER. Bookkeeper, mine company; see boss here; good wages. Assaver, £old quarts mine; ses boes here. R GRADERS. 4 dambarpntn sonstey” savitil by s; see boss here.. TELEPHONB 0O. Ground men, count: frfisfm. $40 and fa. Buotcher, Oregon, fare paid; ses boss Lere, ; butcher, city, $18'wk.; butcher, country, shop and wagon, $45 to $50; 8 sausage makers. stuffers and sinkers. CITY WORK. 12 laborers, help_carpenters, B Ly 3250 day. 25 luborers, other jobs, § hrk., €Ity §2.00 6 boys, factory; 11 5 men, iron works; teamsters, wagon work, $3 day; 82 stablemen, clity, 3 MINES AND QUARRIFS. 127 laborers, different mines, $67 to $82.50. 26 miners, $75 to $00. Drillers for quarries, open cuts, tunnels. Laborers for naarries, $75 to $82.50. MURRAY & READY. 11th and Market sts., 6th end Franklin sts., Oakland. FARMS AND DAIRIES. SHEEP HERDERS. 8 sheep herders, Placer Co., $30 and found. rizona, free small shoj 350 and 14 9 farmhands, ranch teamsters, orchards, vipeyards, etc.. $25, $30, &15 lnd $40 and fd. 26 milkers, different part d $45 and fd. %550 wnt touad. and ranches, $20 Dairymen, south, good J 17 choremen, private places to $40 and found. STABLEM] 16 hostlers, buggy washers, harness cleaners, city and country. $75 to $90. $40 to $45 and fd. LABORERS—TEAMSTERS, CITY AND COUNTRY. 470 laborers, different jobs, city and country, $2.25 to $3 day. 170 teamsters. wagon and scraper work, city and country, $2.50 to $3.50 day. ERS. Grocery clerk, Oakiand, $15 week; porter, ho- tel, city, $55: runner, hotel, 360 and l'olmfl. city milk wagon driver, d for deliv- ery wagon dr.\'er, city, $3 day; 4 buyu for factory, $9 week MEN AND WIVES. Laundry man and wite, good wages, private family: man and wife, country institution, $40 and found; cook and wife, country hotel, fare paid, $85 and found: janitor and wife, apart- ment house, clty. $33 and fo HOTEL_HELP. COOKS—WAITERS, BUTCHERS. Head wag'er, country hotel, fare pald. Butcher, ‘shop work. city, $18 week. 16 cooks, restaurants, hotels and camps, $45 to $80 and found. S waiters, city and country. 21 dishwashers, hotels, camps, £40 and found. 3 saussge makers. 2 butchers, cake baki bread baker, 3 bakers helpers, 4 porters, bedmakers, etc., ete. OTHER ORDERS Coming in our office evers minute of the day. DON'T FORGET. Our headquarters are located in the White Palace Hotel building, 1ith and Market. sts., S. F. Market-st. car pass the door. BRANCH OFFICES: 6th and Frankiin sts., oakland. 127-129 South Los Angeles st.. Los Angeles. MURRAY & READY. MIDDLE-AGED man to ma lodging-house. MURRAY & READY, 11th and Market sts. SAWMILL—WOODS—YARDS. FREE FARBE. etc., $25 to ers, 2 274 men for different milis in_different coun- ties: free fare: $35 to and found. MLERAY & READY, 1ith snd Market sts., 6th and Franklin sts., Oakland WANTED—Young man to work lu stock o and learn the crockery busin o Feneral manager. NATHAN.-DOHHEMANN co., 1520-1550 Van Ness ave. FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. If you want help of any kind. male or female, telephone J. C. Westenburg, supt. of the Whosoever Will Rescue Mjssion and New Merit Home Free Employment Bureau, 366 9th §t. Telephone Oakland 8208. PATRONS for help charged $1 registry fee.— A butler for small private family, city, $55: a honseman for private family. $30, room and hoard; a second butler for small family. San Mateo, $40. MISS PLUNKETT, 1802 Sutter st., near Webster, AT ONCE—Bright voung men to prepare for ex- amination for custom-house positions; excellent salary: life positions; no previous experience necessary; mnst be over 20 years old. See MR. 350, Call butlaing, OLIVER/ 724 Market st., today, 2 to 6 p. m. couPLm new outfit; 2 hydraulie chairs; sacri- ‘COLEM. fice. AN'S, 1237 McAllister st. Sunday. ,rnu'l‘ class barber wanted for s-mrdu and | P. DERESEN, 591 Haves st. WANTED—Two_barbers Blludly lnd Slmdly. zo0d wages. E. LUCE, D—Good i good wages. barber 1515 for S‘turflly mfl Sun- Ellis st. baths. FIRST-CLASS location for Inguire 178 East st. barber shop and GOVERNMENT positions—Thonsands of appoint- ments to be made; examinations soon in every state: cireular 184, giving full particulars as to positions, salaries, sample questions, etc.. sent free by’ National Correspondence Institute, Wasbington, D. O. MAN and wife, without children, in country; man do chores and generally useful; wife to wash and asslst in light nousework: 2 in fam- ily; separate house to live in; fruit and milk farnished; wages $50. Address box 621, Call, HE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1907, » _— r HELP WANTED—Male—Continued AT —TOOK, AND LOOK AGAIN. THE ncomnucmom OF SAN FRANCISCO, While San’ Francisco Jay “pe eaty under_th Tavages of the greatest fie of all time; wh {he hot ashes stfll spouted forth fets of flame and clouds of smoke; while many business men, hard hit and embarrassed by the awful situa- tion, were tem; ly dazed, the firm of Murray & Ready, the largest labor concern on the globe, were but spurted to greater efforts. The first Tesult of these efforts, the enormous structure know: the White Palace Hotel bullding, at 11th apa Market sts., cov an entire block and equipped with every convenien known 'toctvilization, stands proudly erect, the DBoast of San Francisco and the pride of the firm that bnnt I tion of the structure definitely settled for a1 ime the future business center of San Francisco. Van Ness ave., which directly faces the building, immedintely leaped into prom- inence. Values doubled, trebled and qu-amY Well-known merchants hastened to securs tions, And the rea] sstats word wondered what T Rihong e tire block, though the bullding covers an entire - 1t has no nndestrable Sfores, A transcontinenta] ratlway, th- name of 'mch is an open secret to many, has its d directly facing the bnck port: The outlay b of men, working et job to completion. ept the firm of Murray & Rendy. mote parijealsdly s porsonified in H’:&Ofiw Tmon is popularly sup- 5i e eye open. Wera cease- a0a” tirelessty’ "uuu operations. People passlog “the scene of industry gazed in blank amazement at the progress that was being made. Strangers asked passers-by who were the backers of the andacious scheme; who, In erecting such a magnificent building ere the fires of the world’s greatest catastrophe had cooled, were 'mhtly cfyln‘ the very powers of Nature herself. ~ There could be but one answer under the circamuion The responge invariably was, ““Who could it bo bat Murmy & Ready i e o S rioren s over 500 rooms, splendlaty ferniened. i addition to this Thero.1s alop 1. complete printing plant instal Including cylinder presses, color presses, lino machines, ete., all of which are used in furtherance of the labor business of the firm. corps of efficient and high-salaried printers are kept constantly busy. The building 1is now the theater of the most strentous business activ- ity in San Francisco, and when the mey trans- gontinental ratlroad unloads the uncounted mil- lons who are yet to come to the Golden State it witl become ‘the focus of the industrial activ- ity of the West. And yet this“fs but a commencement, but the Initial step to more colossal achievements. The vigilant observer will notice over the entrance m the bullding piek, shovel and wheelbarrow all of which bear marks of hard usage. That little §oup Ot tools comprises one of Mr. Herbert V. y's most valued treasures; for when, twenty years ago, he landed in San Francisco, poor in worldly wealth, yet rich in the possession of stout heart and a will to work, those crude- tools were the identical ones With which Such a career is full of encouragemen youth of the pres- ent day simfla d shows that there is no limit to th:‘he{(hu accessible to a stout ndhon heart, coupled with a willingnees to To conc] o public is cordially invited to vistt “and sriticaly inspect the White Hotel buiid MUREAY & HEADY return thanks to all thelr rcmu for all past and present favors, awalt- continuance of same. Respectfully. MURRAY & READY, TLeading Employment and Labor Agents, 11th and Market sts. | RED CROSS EMPLOYMENT 00 608 Clay st. Phone Temporary 1310, ., Cal Our lodging-house ; rooms 35e, beds Eenwr night. °"n‘2.5}l,."'“. ete. u.n -nd wm camp D cook and helper, $75 mo. Faatss ‘"‘n?"i“n&"fiu'a‘.',‘ l carpenters, 2 campenters. bri "r te m'nnr 1ty, uw day. eamsters. eity, Drillers, mkmen, headermen, powdermen, ma- ghlon men, €3.50 to §2.50 day. Lal , city, $2.50 day. AN old-established real estate firm has an ex- experienced sub- division man; property to be subdivided in .San Mateo connty. s ‘Fiae of “Buriingamo: “Box 611, Call offie, -o-.m-. HARNESS AND WAGON! €O. city nse. Car- business bug- pflnflh o b fiaom\' DAMAGED SNAPS. Steel tire runabout Cushion tire ... Top b on | { Fapress outdt; 4 sad 5 year old| PO ruree In the pink of condition: new wagon: | lendid harness; complete or separate: if you | Want something neat, new. sound and guar-| antecadle, fof just what it cost and no less. | a1l after © s, m. Sunday, 503 20th st., end of | 50th, Noe and Valencin car line. | SALESMAN for California; experfenced traveling man preferred; line staple for general trade; position pemlsn:nt $30 weekly advance, with commissfon. R, LESLIE & CO., De- troft, Mich. - HEN wanted to learn the barber trade in 8 ; &pecial Inducements to those entering nuw situations rlnteed For nlcuhn ;llll‘ zr address MOLER COLLEG! 8-10-12 ell st. INVENTORS—Patents obtained in all countries; attorneys in Washington and forelgn capitals #pecial department for sale of patents. Sonn- tag's Patent Ageacy, 1122 Market, opp. 7th. WANTED—A1 man to bandle books and take charge of business of general office; must un- derstand shorthand and typewriting: refer- Address box 2304, Call, Oakland. MEN and boys wanted to learn plumbing, plas- terlnl bricklaying, electrical trades: free cata- lofl pllhfll secured; tuition $50. CO“S DE SOHOOLS, New York and S. A YOUNG man to take charge of our Otkllnd branch office; §300 cash bond required; glve phone number if possible. 4003, Call offlce. 818 Van Ness ave. ‘WANTED—Experienced salesman to call on the furniture trade in San Francisco; state experi- ence and reference; by local manufacturer. Box 83, Call office. ences. Box. SINGLE rooms 25 cts. a night, tuo to $2.50 week. St. George, Sth and Howard sts. EXPERIENCED men's bat salesman; must un. derstand shaping and blocking: state Em ence, references and salary expected. Ad- dress box 526, Call offic IMMEDIATELY—Young men to gqualify for rallway mail clerks' examination on April 9. See me today, 10 to 5, 7 to 8. J. H. CALVIN, 618 Van Ness ave. WANTED—Office boy over 15; good salary to industrious boy. Apply room 404, Atlas bldg., Mission st. Fort Wayne Electric Works. SIX WEEKS’' {nstruction in traveling sales- manship. Position guaranteed upon comple- tion. Bradstreet System, Rochester, N. Y. CHEAP business b s too dear at any Anme' buy a hand-made Kleiber bugky and oy t your money g worth: we have :“l‘dl'!n‘:!'l(; 1Il wago - Seitvery agons " cut.down furnlture wagons 1 hand at_a reasonable price at KIPIBER'S, 15048 Folsom at. | ARGE team. welght 2000 . fine condi- At'fm. $500; large teams for money, $100 up: wagons, buggles and carts; also 15 bead | of ‘all purpose , $20 up; must sell; will | trade. 565 4th st. Oakland. Anction sale| Friday, February 15, 11 a. m. i ¥ 1 house, weight 1300 pounds, 9 T eate old thae worker: suitable for countey ot farm work. Acme Lumber Stables, Mariposa and York sts. MEDICAL DR. SYLVESTER'S ()fflt'. 517 284 st. (nr Tel Leading p. lVl\ Dn 1, 1L A e Oukland, Cal, Ladles—If yon are suffering from any g ment K:“"" to your sex. worrled abont yons condt] o gy K only regn larly graduated physician speclallst for wome ertising. ha 19)_Years of sucoeme WITHOUE ONE FAILURE he gives reitat AT ONCE—without drugs, operations o neeq. less detention from your occupation. with arig:. nal—PAINLESS—HARMLESS— meihods. Wity high professional standing and qualifications recognized by the highest medical anthority with office well appointed and strictly Drivats, he is the—SAFEST—AND—SUREST—man ) conseit when you seek hel%rf"‘n!m!l fon and advice absolntely free. ivate sanitartum when necessary. Fees moderate. Hours 3 a. m. to p. m. Open Sundays. Telephons Oakland 7901 DR. SYLVESTER'S Otfice, near Telegraph ave., Oak: DR. G. W. O'DONNELL—Ladles, all who » sick or in trouble, consult this spectaiis: female complaints; positively corrected unfortunate helped; the most diffienit treated: every case taken; a - the cases immediate reiter o pof drugs; low fee: my methods wilj care all cases of irfegularity’ consalt me: savs time and money free; hours, 9 a. m. 1o 4, 530!0830 !2121\"! at. VALPEAU'S female pills; best regulating piia id; priee $2.50 by o Pnr-ur 3 syringes [ tablets: price $5. By e only on celpt of price. OSGOOD BROTHERS, wao/n. sale dmiggists, 7th and Broadway. Oakland FOR sale—A small dray business, 4 horses, double. single waj drays for mfg. ; will sell for $1000; a snap. 1039 Noe A—MRS. DR. WYETH. reliable ladies’ specis ist for all female irregularities: instant r. guaranteed: 30 years’ experience; office hc 10 to 5. 1726 Steiner st., near Sutter. t double second hand BIX set -nuu lnd 4 e e le lt 519 Gough st. Tel. Market | THE same old thing—I bave a sure cure fom tonsflits, sore throat. coid sores, etc.: pows or liquid form. as desired. R. C. HOSKIN. SON, 1136 Kentucky st. GOOD !xnrm business of 2 double teams; youn horses, 1 lrou nds each; wagons rated at tons; will sell cheap. M f, 2842 Buchanan st.. ear. in confinement; best of attention and care. BS. M. A PICKR lad ,i Box 25, Call office. NEW and 2d-ha: nd wold; repairing and | rubber tires. KENN] DE. C. C. 0’Donnell, renowned female g lar, 912 Devisadero, bet. McAllister and ave MFG. CO.. 581 Valencia. | LASTUFKA BROS., bigh-grade harmess, saddles. ‘Wrige for catalog. 1650 DR. WEST & CO., 1035 _Golden Gate ave._0ld specialist for women. Hours. 1-3 and 7.8 p. m. arket. Tel. Mkt. 2073. | J. O'Kane Co. for harness, robes, blankets and whips. 028 Golden Gate ave.: MRS. DR. KOHL, spectalist, 10 to 5. 1726 Steimer, bet. trregularities; Sutter and Post. dog collars. HARNESS, collars. whi) saddles, blankets, robes. W. DAVIS & DR. ROSEN, 2905 Folsom st., cor 26th—Ladtes) thousands recommend him; relief or no fee. N, 2020 Howard st. TEAM bay horses lnd express wagon only $173 | at 650 Treat ave., between 18th and T9th. PET donkey, mother and babe, Including harness and saddle for $30. 2821 Greenwich st. sroums—ne-a uarters for sponges and eba- mole. _ 2115 Pine st. 8. ADDERLEY: $200 top express wugon. 4 and 6 gear old horses, at 20th a between J and K. BOARDING horses w.nw stalls for rent. Oth st., W. P. WHIT! 421 WANTED—Boy from 14 to 17 years old to Jearn real "estate business; good opening. STANFORD & DOTY, 332 Bush st. WANTED at once_Three first-class cement fin- ishers for flat work; inside job. Aronson build- ing, 3d and Mission sts. BOY about 16 years old to assist in sl partment. Apply ABNER DOBLE Fioat and Howasd sts. ‘WANTED—General Tepalr work: steady job. %‘BKS. Napa. ! apn A DISHWASHER wanted. 3188 224 st. WANTED—500 men to eat our celebrated 15¢ meal. 14 11th st. White Palace. A SECOND cook; man; $40 and found. Olympia Hotel, 20th st., Potrero. FIRST-CLASS general blacksmith wanted imme- diately. Apply at 494 Waller st. CASH boys—$5 per week. Apply S. N. WOOD & CO..” Filimore and Eilts YOUNG MAN; experience; real estate. Call office, Filimora st. PAPER ruler wanted. Levison Printing Co., gvlfll de- machinist for all-around NAPA MACHINE Box 616, WANTED—Rallway mail clerks; $18 weekly; | 1540 California st. examination soon: preparation 'free until ap: inted. FRANKLIN INSTITUTE, Rochester, | BOY wanted to I Call at 528 BT Fulton st. $3000 TO $10,000 YEARLY EASILY MADE in real | FIVE men wanted; good wages. 15631 Bush estate business: no capital required; we will teach you the business by mail, appoint you special representative of lending real estate company, list with you readily salable prop- erties, co-operate with and assist you to a permanent success; a thorough commercial law course free to each representative; write for 62-page book free; it will be sure to interest you. THE CROSS COMPANY, 0522 Reaper Block, Chieago. WANTED—Large first-class house of twenty-five years' standing manufacturing staple line of Roods in constant daily use wants good man %o manage branch wholesale business; salary $1800 per year and all expenses, payable monthly; alse extra commissions which sbould amonat 'to more chan the salary: Applicant most furnish good references and which _is satistactorily secured. Address PRESIDENT, 612 S. 6th st., St. Louls, Mo. street. SHOES repaired while you walt. Cut Rate Shoe Repairing Co.. 13 Sth st.. near Market. rnns :‘e‘:!", l|vln‘ 3 nllm- of milk if -»u‘ e Valley st. STORAGE A"D MOVING VANS BEKIDM ’! VAN i XD STORAGECO. | RE PROOE WAREHOU 13th ang Mission atn, Tel. WILSON BROS. CO.. Cor. 14th and Sanchez ket and Fillmore-st. Market 13. DR. and MRS. DAVIES' method of treatment. 824 Valencia st.. between 19th 2 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE A ‘NATIONAL" cash AAA—_CASH reglsters, i et In your busivess. esiater i e make over 52 on easy payments. We have of other makes in the city at pay two prices. Come and tional Cash Register Co., ELEGANT 5-ff. enameled bathtub. 20x30 W. E. sink. 30-gallon boiler. Patent water close Combination $36.50 1964 POST STREET. CASH REGISTERS, Hallwoods and Natlonals, all styles; don’t pay the prices asked by some | concerns;'we will sell you the same registers Tac—Moving and storaze.| Secand-hand, good as Dew, for haif the reiens bl from, Mar | ail monthly payments.’ Pacific Coast Cash cars. Phone Park 271. | Register Co. 16 City Hall square. TRANSFER JONES 0O., Ine.—Baggage, _stor- age, moving. Phone Franklin 1602. Béner- geney $9. 1139 and 1143 Geary st. ADVANOCE Storage Co._Storags, packine. moy- o1 ing. sbipping. GEO. WALCOM CO., 637 Tw PACIFIC_ Storage and Furniture Moving Com- pany. 2320 Flllmore Phe W CARPET CLEANING ALL carpets and rugs cleaned on the floor -lt.h- | 2| = @l i ont removal by the S. F. Compressed Alr| Cleaning Co.; office and shop, 15th st. and San Bruno ave. Phone Market 26 ALL ready for business. Ploneer Carpet Clean- | ing Works; temporary office 911 Golden Gate | ave.; phone Park 591. J. SPAULDING & CO. i MITCHELL'S old established ecarpet mnnlngv works; office 3689 1Sth st., cormer Dolores. | Phone Market 1402. Al cleaning and laying. Western Carpet Clean- ing Works, 1809 Harrison st.: tel. Special 1240. A. W. WHELDEN CO.—Cleaning and lasing; office and works 2400 Geary. Phone West 93. AGENTS WANTEL $25 TO $30 weekiy easily made with our gold window letters; experience unnecessary; send for sample and particulars. Supply Co., 222 M!uopolltln blfl‘ Minneapoll: IDEAL vegetable slicer; best for apples, pota. toes, turnips, onfons; positively the best mones- maker on _the market: Spencerian mgle 25c. Trading Co.. Spencer, HUSTLERS everywhere; $25, $30 weekly; dis- tributing circulars, overseeing outdoor ad.; new plan; no eanvassing. Merchants’ Outdoor Adv. Co., ~ Chicago. SALESMAN wanted—A resident man, to repre- sent the two lines of a New York manufac- turer, consisting of millinery braids and ladies’ drees’ trimmings, to cater to the department store trade on the Pacific Coast. on a liberal commisaion basis. Address SALESMAN, P. O. box 672, New York. WANTED—For a large out-of-town department store, an assistant superintendent; only prac- tical men need apply; state age, salary expect- e and where last employed: a permanent posi- tion, with increasing ibilities for the right man. Box 76, Call office. BOOKKEEPER—A young man, experienced and reliable; must have good references, good penman, quick and accurate at address reply in own handwriting. stating age and salary expected. Box 4004, 818 Van N!ll avenne. ARTIST for advertising office; must be adle to draw women's and men's fashions: pu‘mllwnt position and excellent op) rnrmlty for vancement; state salary and what mnlence Addml box 538, Fillmore-st. office. h_ you School, catalogue. Coyne 4975 Easton ave,, St. Louls, Mo, TWO good ulllblo‘:loemnnfl wanted; s 15 b 18 vears; wages Ap ply to W. J. fl'h and King, Southern l}lcllc Local Frellhl Office. WE pay $36 a week and expenses to men with rigs to §introduce poultry compound; ye: contract. lmpel'hl Mfg. Co., Dept. 54, P: sous, AGENTS—Sell our gold and silver window let- ters, changeable signs, etc.; liberal commission. Metallie Sign Oo., 3338 24th st., near Mission. LADY solicttor wanted, city business; good sal Apply 470 7th st.. "Oakland. SALESMEN WANTED WANTED—Good salesman and good merchants to sell tafloring from samples; best house; large line furnished free; exclusive tecxitery given; satisfaction guaranteed; this I for widcamake salcsmen or mizchants to make big &oflfl. those to be salesmen will be fered wmotnnx exce| ally H lll- vestigate; write d r partment E. EDWARD E. STRAUSS & CO. Chicago, Tl WANTED—Responsible man who can glve refer- ence from people previously worked for. To such a man we pay salary and e to represent is and adjotu tory; Expecience Vi rite, with reference, DEERING MER( CO. (not fnc.), Ohicago, IIl. ALESMAN experfenced in any line, sell g S e T” Califorta; unexcelied spects proposition; commission, with $35 weel ror expenses. = Continental Jewelry Co., Oleve- land, Ohfo. WANTEDFor Targe out-of towh departmel store, n firkt-class man to take charge o and émbroidery department. Apply box EaRY PORTER—Must be capable and experienced man.and must have bighest references. Apply 00D & CO., Fillmore and Ellis sts. SXPERIENCED anlicitors throughout the State: article invaluable to every trouble to sell. Write or call, 1339 Hpost st betweea 4 and 8 o'clock. FURNITURE FOR SALE ‘WANTED—Enterprising real estate man to take interest in corporation just_forming; no money required; a money-maker. Box 632, Call office. NIGHT watchman for steam plat located near 26th and Mission sts.; ofl fuel: l!l!fl salary desired. Addre box 26, Call office. ANTE to men to occupy in The Glendlle. 1015 Folsom nr. flth ue and 35c per night; $1.50 and $2 a week. YOUNG man about 18 yur. old wanted by con- struction firm for office work; must know how to run typewrlter. = Box 2, Call office. Stock Taking Sal lmythlnx Must Be floldl t in Prices. .00 Chlflvl:[e'rl. lolifl oak, cut to.. 00 Bureaus, cut to. 15.75 Dining Tables, ¥ rlu.uanm runm'runn ‘HOUSE, 5 Fillmore st. WANTED—Bright, intelligent office boy. A ply ldvenllila department, Southern Pacthe Company, Fl building. WANTED—Bright bo.' |bwt 15 years of age; good pay and short hours. The Jas. W. Ed- wards Co., 473 14th WANTED—900 men night at the Phoenix, tween 4th and fth. v, fill beds 15¢ 828 Howard fif FOR sale—3-chalr barber sbop; good X 1687 15h st., mear Mission. © o BARBER for Saturday and Sunday; good 905 Tilinois st., near 20th. 7 ¥y WANTED—By California branch house of large manufacturing concern, a young man for office york; _sddress in own Landyriting; _state age, experience, salary e; and lve ref- erenices. Address box 9. Call office. WANTED—By for clericel wholesale house, b young woman work : & before 12 a. m., 8112 Washington st. must be aceurate at ngum! WANTED—Barber, 422 Folsom st., for Saturday and Sunday. Dear 1st. and good penman; sslary $1.25 per day. Box | WANTED—Good barber. Apply to J. L. FINR, 29, Call office. [ 479 9th st., Oakland. WANTED—A bright young woman to train for | FOR sale—On: ross traveling department of 1 house: highest | GOETZ, un:fer:yk T A P terences required. Box Call office, 16: mare st 728 Frank- WANTED—Well-educated _young _stenographe: slso typist: experfence Dot necessary; perm: vent opportunits for advancement. ‘Box 85, Oell office. WANTED_Experienced_stenographers and rpe- xrited operators. Apnly to”Geperal Man NATHAN-DOHEMANN =~ CO., 15201500 an Ness ave. FENTRY clerks—Having a fair knowledge of | bookkeeping. _Apply efter § o'clock In the | morning. 8. N. WOOD & Cf Ellis ste. BARBER wanted for Saturday only. ‘Turk. Mn st., near FOR gale—2chair barber shop; outfit cheap. 3114 Fillmore st. 2088 Sutter st. | BARBER wanted for Saturday and Sunday at near Fiilmoge. ‘coon barber wanted—Stesdy. Bush st., WANTED—Harness maker, good all around workman who also understands how to run wax tbread machine; for country shop; steady job: state wages. ‘‘Harness Maker,” box 27, Call office. I MADE $50,000 in 5 years, mall ords began with §5: b Sork ohans o get started. Mgr, box FIRST class carpenter_to take balf-interest In shop: good peying Business; low rent: long lease; only $150 required; a snap. Call Sun. day between 2 and 8 p. m., 1922 Folsom st. SITUATION wanted, ple baker, all Aroun wmpetent Ao ule flfll charge o 3 '.“;o merfllm A years' ex EMIL Lmfl’ m N. v’:oa st., Chicago. | BARBER wanted—Steady. 115 Davis st. Mission San Leandro, Cal., e R . Flilmore and | GOOD| b-rbe'r for Saturday and Sunday. 3375 YOUNG Jady typist: must be neat and -crnnle‘l knowledge of shorthand not necessary. Address, | stating salary, box 131, Call office. | BRIGHT you ete.; salery $30 per month: state age, schooling | and references. Box 1, Call office. EXPERIENCED salesladies wanted for #nd valentine departments. Apply tendent’s office, The Emporium. BARBER nnnfl Saturday and Sunday. Fols nzthfl 1n large office to file letters, *!A‘%g\:n to work Saturdsy snd Sunday. 1514 e S Y VS G R U REN WANTED—Barber for Saturday or steady. 236 East st. o rell st. lnpefln- | FIRST-CLASS barber for Saturday. 1629 O'Far- WANTEDMillinery saleslady)\ irimmer, mak- | BARBER Saturday and Sunday. 2124 Fillmore ers and apprentice. MISS BRIGG, The Vogue, Sutter st., corner of Franklin. GIRL wented for mewly furnished bouse; light | good sala cooking and housework Y. Anvl:' at once, 2327 Van Ness ave. street. TLORS ATTENTIONT Boyeott iou the rchas s ot Mo- talloring ;(‘nlwnT Ksyer and Btk‘kl Bm hy !ml No.. _._.________ “WANTED—4 counter Ity for bright, energetic. bg-. oy T A lupel' 8. P< Kl shops, 4th and entucky sts. d.lltflbllfi! B T SR | , tack dly e&rfle l.llw'l.mx 'SAl MEN, each ltz!!. premiums; sion_ ever offered. San Francisco. WANTED—N camvassors: blg e sekis on Sighes 1aK Targest commi Apply 948 Flood buding, BARBER wanted, steady, at 505 14th st., Oak- HELP WANTED—Male te, our goods; sal- morning or after 3 p. m. :I;-’fl‘l";fll*ep:nzk- advertise LADIBS—$5 & Qay; B g gizer | cxpenses niv ’m Srarant; Zor samplen, etc . 3 S EwsEn, 41l Address, with A gl sve. S, Nasbrille, Dtion. REEVE C0., 405 Deathore ot ASSISTANT booklfiepfir state age, previous ex- only, zutnxm« mclu‘m‘”" n‘“&' WANTED—First-class _furniture packer with Teferences; steady job for right Bekins vl-n -d “Storage m.q&:%—m, umnmm-m—u :filfll&- SELL lots fn new subdivision; good proposition; uick eales; $100 to §200 weekly. Call room 17, 2196 Bush st. YOUNG man to er work, fancy goods :)"";r" JOE BOSEP\ ERO. Van' Ness ave. at A YOU‘{D man 'mn C ago! rfl'l'fl L!DBN 00.. 212 SCHOOL boys to carry mol per; no Sun- day work. Dally Paclfic Bllfl ler, 1325 Mis- sion st. BFUABOY it porter, reek and \White Fatece Hoteh, T1th and Market HANDY 1 1] ith machine tools, metal x work. “ASMISTRTNE & SCHINDLER, 230 st. plar LU S G e WANTED-—] office work. Room po 1 bihe, "Cattornis. And ‘Montgomery. 2800, Kot pide, QEUIRRIA WM. Metipomiety ERRAND 8 —Good week, A SN, WooD & a0 Bitlmoe. and_ Hite wi, —_— e e WANTED—First-class liguor hd wine sslesman city and tmlry'mm. u‘ Oall. at Bnflwm m 45 l(mrt st. vum»—mn e Borg 85¢, 50c night. 650 lc-h lt.. l‘d&.fi. nr. M m. ‘PDV box m m. uu WANTED—An_office oumn-pt. BAKER t“hnnun) m VRWTER Lopinesd ot WANTED forala Hat ‘*‘3": Ly Hat Company, ROOMS—100 to rent; Nepiy mq.'flf"" g o Dipe machine: ons with expert C s T -nlu office; entrance 6th WANTED Young florist business. A MAN to run Mission st. wnm-:zuq fa-»u'fl l-m-. = AT 501- ON THE DOLLAR. CAVANAUGH, 625 and 627 McAllister st., t a bankrupt furpiture store and fs el nl it at Bor on the dollar. A sample of our prices: us $7.50, oflcloth 25¢ yard, chlln T0e, kkchln ublu $2.50, linoleum 40c yard, velour couches $6.75, couch on legs $4. fine pillows T8¢, cobblu rockers $2. m bed $1.95. All luodl in lon. R and_ stoves nt yotir ce. Sale may not last over one ey TO prove the efficacy of this ad. will give a g T our stoes b poes haser of present fhis ad. to the salesman. I X L Farniture Co. 605-007 McAllister st., near Franklin. NEW fumiture and houseware sell for $125; also first class violin machine cheap: rent of 5 rooms and 12 Serpentine pl.; get off 1stiat. car at 1t and ‘Ashbury sts. FURNITURE. FURNITURB. MNewYmpflen.nnhe !lllll-lly v lmore st., bet. Furniture House, on B-leh Clay. AT NIWI(AK'B, Misslon, cor. 18th— Largest stock of furniture, stoves, ete., w select from; lmvprlm easy paym'ts. l'l!nlzn‘k BERNSTEIN qo.. new, neTrhl‘ P 16 ‘Miasion st., near 30th, WINDOW shades, all sizes. colors: MEM repairs; upholsters. TOWEY. 257 st. JUST like finding furniture—Removal sale now on at Home Fur. Co., 267 Church st., nr. Mkt. I B. ‘WILEY, 659-661-668 14th onm»hmm, good e T e ml* bedding; new; low Corner 11 mn-mfl‘m.mkhp{_ st e R Bt e BIG_stock new and furniture. REA FURNITURE CO., 15504 Webster st. mmunlunu.mm-. 877 Sanchez El’mmmhmhww asy for st., near Market and cheap. =l ‘Watts—Rellable carpet cleaning; alteration, remo- vating, laying. 587 Waller st.: pbone Park 569 CARPETS cleaned, 4c yd; lald, be. GISSLOW'S C. C. CO., 3808 224" st.; phome Market 2280. BROS.' Carpet Cleaning Works, 1319 near O'Farrell; phone West 3601 /CE Ca: dvanced met GEO. . 637 Turk st. Clean| 'ALCOM l DYEING AND CLEANING sl!ll) our dry cleaning to the Presidio H ‘orks IM be ftn'er satisfied. Call e“t:“ WE have for sale or rent motors and pumps of all sizes: contractors, see us. PARNSWORTH ELECTEICAL WORKS, 603 Howard st. Fac- tory phone Market 2887. Office phone Tem- porary 348. HALLWOOD cash registers; total adders: $28 to i also Natlonals. CASH REGISTER E. E. 1188 Market st., Central Theats 25 h. p. motor, alternating eurrent; plete; used only a few months: running order. 760 MeAlll | PLUMBERS® soll pipe, & outfit con) ead boilers, me ors, floor plates, sash r. Fulton and Gough. SAND for sale; delivered to any part of city. For further information call on C. OLSEN, 13 Oak Grove ave., bet. 5th and 6th, off Harrison. BARS, cigar stands, grocery agd window display fixtures, etc.. at short notice: showeases; m-n. MEEK, 1161 Misston st., h and | LAUNCHES. "aew and siightly used_ Cal. Works, Pac. Coast agents for tor. Blanding ave. Park st., Launch Peninsular. mo- Alameda. FOR sale—Steinway square plano aad Domestie machine, $75 and $12; both tn Ap- ply 1358 Webster st., Oakland. FOR sale cheap—New Home sewing machia used 2 months; party going East; answer quick.” Box 30, Call office. A YOUNG man for stationery store; good refe erences wapted: good chance for right party. 706 Golden ave, PIANO—Cash _cert. for $67.50 for sale cheap. Apply R. THOMPSON, 411 Shrader, tomorrow between 9 and 1:30. SCALES. trucks, coffee mills, money Jas. Geddes & Co.. 431-33 Larkin; tel :m 5 LOST AND FOUND WALLPAPER Se, paint $1, cheesecioth, bulding and roofing papers at Merigan's, 1447 Ellis st. LOST—A passbook with the Hibernia Savings and Loan Soclety of San Francisco, in the name of JOHN T. MULLIGAN, No. -1003. The finder will please return to bank. Unless same is returned within five days a new book will be lssued to the applicant. BAR fixtures. AIKEN & KING, agents of Chas. Passow & Sons. 1273 Misston: tel. Spectal 1173 TF\T% ASANVAS WORK, WAGOS COVERS G at F. TEOMS 1200 MIS- 'uo\ s‘r PHONE MARKET 21 LOSTL passhock with fhe Eibernia Savings | of San Francisco in the name | S CEARINDA NELSON, Moo B01-028. . The finder will please return to bank. Unless same is returnedswithin five days a new book will be issued to the applicant. / LOST—Certificate of stock issued in name of LILLIE GERALD in the Sierra Mining and Milling Co. of Nevada; transfer bas been | stopped; finder will be sultably fewarded uyon ‘ return of same to 1112 2d ave., East Oakland. $10 reward_—Lost—White bull terrier, nearly full grown; answers to name ali dark spofs on ear; disappeared fel. West 133. FOR nl&%xh tounmn-. showcases, bank and office ork: call and see them. meconn. 37 Masket at S. Emsow Moving Plcture Machines and sumpfl- bargains. GEO. BRECK, 552 Growe st. GASDLX\B launches of all kinds on hand, wley’s boathouse, Vallejo-st. -nrf., FOR sale—1 lathe, 22x10: almost A to MUIR BROS., Inc., mwn Batkry . | G_B. RUSSELL, plumbers’ supplies, buflders” wall nuhnn‘ mchlntry 260 Linden ave. ALL kinte. and plants; send for list. Gm WRSERY I?n. Gatos, Cal. price day. 2424 Paeific ave. with a_diamend clasp, LOST—Pear] necklace, between Unitarian Church, Golden Pheasant or Laurel and Washington st. Return 3451 Washington st. and recelve reward. FOUND—February 8, on Mission con- taining money and other contents. er can get same THEODOR DIERKS, 900 De- visadro st. | LOST—An ermine nnrt ln the victnity of Bu- chanan and P wrsday “at noon. anan st ine Finder please returato 2018 Do | reward. | SAFES_The Hermann. Safe Co., agents Macneale & Urban safes. and pin; diamond setting: Liberal reward if returned to 427 Fair Oaks st., tel. West 5851 LOST—Sunday afternoon, engraved gold bracelet, with ruby, dlamond and !Ivnhil‘. Liberal re- ward If returned to 1948 Post st. LOST—A team of and brown horses Ifllchl'd to sand wagon at Mission and Spear sts. turn to 160 Precita ave. LOST—Diamond locks LOST—Diamond locket; monogram F. 0. K. Re- turn to 903 Sanchez st.. near 22d; reward. Tflnu HP. gad or ine engine. $75. Mis- slon_Park H. 30, T4th and Chnrch. LADY'S diamond ring: a fine white brilliant, fos only $60. Box 625, Call, Fillmore st. FOR sale, cheap, solid mahogany cf tures. ‘Tuquire 1041% Valencia » KING'S OLD BOOK STORE, 391 Golden Gate ave., near Octavia. Books bought. 1 BARNES lathe, with counter-shaft, Dew, at a discount, at 131 S5th st. 126 Folsom st.; store fx- No. 13, A 3-ROOM cottage for sale. Aoply 2010 1568 st House to be removed; $1 STRONG young man, wholesale business. P. O, box 367, cit; 7. TV;D fine family cows for sale. Apply 1198 an MISCELLANEOUS WANTS TWO motor_cycles. 2%-horsepower: 1008 model: Thor e Electrical Works, 603 Howard st.: phone Temporary 348. LOST—Small bay buggy mare fl- Otilll View. Return to 3019 San Jose ave.; reward. WA\‘TID—Jro buy 1008 or 2000 cement sacks, second CHAS. FITCH. 832 Folsom st. FOUND—A bay buggy horse. Now at 4284 Mis- sion st. FOUND—2-year-old colt. 421 9th st. FELIX GROSS. . CASH pald for dia 1744 _Fillmore BOOKS ud 1ibraries HOLMES €O.. 402 Van ht for cash. THE ess ave. monds. O'NEILL & EBER, below Sutter. and best in America, The Weekly CHEAPEST Call, $1 year. MONEY TO LOAN HAND-PAINTED CHINA DORN'! Uerlmie Snb flofl. T50-T61 McAllis- ter st.: t; devoted ex- clusively h vhlu china l.lld l’m les.. SAMISH'S China painted to order; lessons; ma- terials te china. 1378 Sutter st. Tel. COMPANIES INCORPORATED, l1 - '!fi service; STOCK TD issues Bfl ; advice free. "HL!’!‘M.OO. bert Building. Van Ness and O'Farrell. INVESTMENTS AAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAA onmun JEWELRY CO.