THE SAN" FRANCISGO CALL, SATURDAY, AUGUST 17, 1907.10

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FOR SALE ATA BARGAIN—Hay. grain, feed and fuel business In a rapidlygrowing suburb of Oakland; $3,000 per month;

• 6 horses and harness; 4 wagons; scales, tools*-and good stock on hand; storage: f0r.200 tons,hay; monopoly over large territory, and good

cash custom; reason for selling large interestsIn another county demand personal attention.Box 1363, Call office. Oakland.

PHYSICIAN with smallicapital wanted imme-diately to locate in lumber camp and take

'•-charge of hosiptal; seven miles from nearest5 physician; large surrounding territory; popula-

tion of town 750; a rare opportunity. Applybetween 10 and 11 a. m. to room 25, HotelHolland, Ellis St., between: Powell and Mason.

TELAUTOPRINT—It revolutionizes messagesending by telegraph ;using typewriter key-board; company now organized; greatest op-portunity ever offered Investors; send for freebooklets. Printing Telegraph Company, 60*Chronicle building. San Francisco.

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FOE sale—

425 shares of fine capital stock of awell paying electrical- machinery 'company; es-tablished 1901;doing a flourishing- business;1,175 shares issued; five directors. Apply room84, Marson building.1880 Sntter et-

FOR sale—Factory near- San Francisco; 20 acresof land on tide water, with wharf and nearrailroad; the best shipping and receiving fa-cilities; excellent supply of fresh water. Ad-dress FACTORY. 1922 Butter st

FOR sale—A good paying bakery business ingrowing town of 2.000 population: established20 years; average dally receipts $30; 3 yearslease; low rent; all store trade; .price $2,250.Address box 8169, Call office,

$700—Automobile-bicycle store, with shop, incounty seat town;"l>est chance in state; room6 autos; rent $18 per month; sacrificed at. $700. Box 2793. Call office.

__FOR sale

—Bargain; auto wood working ma-- chine, complete and ready for business. In-

quire at 540 Polk st.;must be sold at once.50,000 GALLONS cooperage and all Implements

necessary for wine making for sale; also cellarfor sale or rent; living apartments above. MissAguillon,Sonoma City, Sonoma county, CaL

1WISH to invest $750 and services ip some busi-ness which will give immediate returns; nospeculator or agents need answer. H. H., 229Moultrie st off Cortland ay. .

RESTAURANT; $175; sacrifice on account ofother business; good trade established; ex-cellent for man and wife. 240 Townsend st

OLD established good paying restaurant; 4 liv-ing rooms; some furniture; rent $35; retiring.Box 2520, 1108 Valencia st.

BARGAIN—S47S; grocery and 3 livingrooms: 2years' lease; cheap rent; good business. Box3522. 1108 Valencia st. .- '

GOOD paying newspaper route. Call and Chroni-cle; good chance for live man.

-Address box

165. Vallejo. CaL

SALOON for sale. Apply477 McAllister st.

EORSE SHOEING business: half or whole; goodbusiness: no rent 74 Shotwell st

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WANTED—A partner for dressmaking; goodopening. Box 108, Palo Alto, Cal.

GROCERY for sale cheap. See JOHNSON &HOOVER, 603 Golden Gate ay.

FINE stationery and cigar store In country. CallJ. T. NERTON, Hayward. CaL

CIGAR stand for sale at sth and Mission sts.. LINCOLN BAR.

LODGIXG HOUSES FOR SALE

CRANDALL,1400 McAllister St., buys and sellsfurnished flats, lodging houses. List with hintfor quick returns. 1400 McAllister st

CASH REGISTERS

CASH registers; 521 sixes, of all prices, for allkinds of business, on liberal terms. NationalCash Register Co., 1253 Golden Gate ay.

INVALIDCHAIRSSOLD, rented, exchanged; manufacturer Eames

tricycle chair. 1808 Market st. Tel. Fell 2911.

EDUCATIONAL

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ASSISTS to stenograph and business posi-tions: metropolitan col., bsnss. col.. 925G. G. ay.; penmanship, Esplna, drawings,evgs.; day. $10 mo.: evgs., $5; 300 enrolledannually. R. H. WEBSTER. M. A., president.

MISS NATH will give private Instruction Inhigh school and college branches; conversationclasses In German a specialty. Address P. O.box 109. San Francisco. -.

CHICAGO Business 1*College, Valencia and 22dsts.; only business college In Mission; recom-mended by merchants; positions guaranteed.

ENGINEERING—CiviI, elect., mining., mech.,survey, assay, cyanide; day, cv.; est. 1864.Van der Nalllen School, 61st & Telg.. Oakland.

STAMMERING cured; Guttman method; breath-ing gymnastics, elocution. Elizabeth Dohrmunn,

\u25a0 150 Central ay. nr. Halght; reopens ,Sept. 1.

PHYSICAL culture; women, children. Audi-torium building, cor. Page and Flllmore sts.MISS CLAIRE E. DONOVAN.

DO you want a beautiful face and good figure?Itis not too late. 571 McAllister st, room 2,afternoons, 1to 8. \u25a0

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AAA--Durinlvocal studio; faulty voices, breathingcorrected; Hal. metb.; op. training. 1072 Ellis.

HEALD'S Business College. 1451 Franklin st,S. F.. and Bacon bldg.. Oakland; day and eve.

FISK Teachers' Agency. 414 Studio bldg.,Berke-ley

—Dist. school teacher, wanted Immediately.

PROF. T. A. ROBINSON, Individ, instr. math.,/ book keeping, eng.. etc., day, eve. 290 Page st.

HEALD'S Engineering School, 205 Locust ay.cor. Franklin st; all branches; day and ,eve.'

GUITAR, mandolin, piano, singing; new classesforming; 8 lessons $3. 892 Halght cr. Devisadero.

SAN FRANCISCO Business College now locatedat 733 FlUmore near Hayes; day and evening.

THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES—2531 Washington nr. Fillmore; send for circular

R. PFAENDLER. pianist; pupils taught, classicor popular. 355 Fell.st Phone Fell 1437.

MADERIA millinery school; private classes.1569 Buchanan st. apt. 7; oats trimmed.

ALL court reporters recommend Gallagher-MarshBusiness College. 464 Devisadero st

MERRILL-MILLER College, pleasantly ,locatedat 733 Flllmore st; day and evening.

VIOLINSTUDIO. 1108 FULTON.VIOLINS'FURNISHED FREE.

EMPLOYMENT OFFICES

JAPANESE Housedeanlng Agency furnishes beathelp with care, \u25a0by hours, days or 'weeks;cooks, waiters, house cleaners; window :wash-ers, etc. H. K. ODA, 1721 Post st;phoneWest 4634.

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JAPANESE-Cbinese Association furnishesbest of help of all kinds: capability andqualification guaranteed.

-OSCAR HATSUMI,

1513 Geary st; phone West BBBS.

STAR employment office furnishes Japanese IandChinese help with care. TeL West 167. W.KADOTA, 1608 Geary. st. near Buchanan.. .

ALL kinds of Japanese 'andIChinese ''workerslooking for Jobs; city or country; 1748 Sutterst. San Francisco. Telephone West 2803.

CHINESE and Japanese employment"office, 862

stb st; tel. Oak 3101. B.HALL. Oakland. CaL

H. W. HONG, Chinese employment office, 837Webster st, Oakland; phone Vernon 241.

~-JAPANESE house cleaning company; best help.

Phone Park 71L 1894 Halght st .JAPANESE and Chinese Labor Bureau

—Address

1612, Lagnna st; phone 1West 1731.

EMPLOYMENT,WANTED-^-Female -FIRST CLASS dress jmaker would like a;few

more engagements by the' day; guaranteeswork; references. Box 1678, Pall, FlUmore st.

2 JAPANESE women want positions; goodcooks; in small. family, or housework, or room-lnghouse. .Address MASA, 1531 Post st.

WANTED—

Posttion as companion and secretaryto lady by one thoroughly AddressAdvertiser, Carmel,

--Monterey.. county.

GOOD Japanese girl wants .position to do cook-/- ing'and any kind of work; speaks English

well. Phone West 2104. .'-\u25a0". '.:

COMPETENT German woman .: wants-washing

and Ironing :by. the .day. . Apply 2213 Sutter• st;no postals. . -; •..'. •'..- \u25a0'- \u25a0' ".":.'\u25a0'' •.'\u25a0-";/:•\u25a0•.'

APPRENTICES ifor millinery department; paidwhile learning. S. N. WOOD &. CO., Flllmore

\u25a0' and .BUls t ets.', : v -;.-,.:-.:..' \u25a0 '\u25a0, ,-.*;v::r "i

DRESS 'MAKER—Fancy waists ;a specialty; \u25a0. byday or

-at 'home. \u25a0 \u25a0 Phone yWest ;5860. \u25a0-

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EMPLOYMENT WANTED—-Mali-

BUILDING .superintendent ." ready .to take-;charge' ofIconstruction; ~ Just

-:;completed \ 6. story hotel; iaccurate > estimater <of labor *and-

materials; knows how -.to, handle .men to ad-vantage ;\best :of. '\u25a0\u25a0 references a given.;

-Address

box 8178. Call office. \u25a0 : 1 > <>; '_POSITION y wanted \u25a0 as

~foreman Iby;• first -class

mechanic; %understands •woodwork *inV all itsbranches \u25a0 and !capable of \u25a0 working;men •

to'best'

advantage ; salary \u25a0< $130 to $150. . Addressbox 2, ;Atcnlson,iCal;K ;-.^

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CHICAGO EXPERT " WINDOW ICLEANING.PHONE

'PAGE • 52..';887% v Fulton,near •Fill-: more;\u25a0 supply competent ;men 'and ,women :.to

do general . housework ;« we :can'send :help,to

.\u25a0\u25a0 you at -all;hours; \u25a0:.;:, v,'-.- "•;'.; •\u25a0"AY -:C "•» r. \u25a0-.;--, :

EXPERIENCED ichauffeur ;and \u25a0, machinist'with

best 'of. references'wishes; posttion • where ?re-- - liabilityand competence is apprceiutwi."* Please

?"address

'1554 Fulton.st ;p'wne iWest- 4081.';i :*\u25a0\u25a0.:\u25a0

SITUATION.xva11ti^d-7by:.arhHuOyiiaan:'i has' car-;;

-pentor's.ttiols:' pr?ffr a p» nn>.tHii<>ntjplace; sober

EMPLOYMENT • WANTED-—Male—Con.'ASSISTANT book keeper and cashier, expert-

•need young man of 22, desiresreliable firms only•need answer. O. P. L.,

. 4136 17th st. Saa-Francisco. \u25a0

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RELIABLE middle aged,'married man -wishes

situation as watchman.- day or night'Jtddress1422 Point LobOß,av~V . '\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0

FIRST CLASS Japanese cook furnishes^ 6 mealsa week, for $5. evenings. U. a, 23 Wlideyay.;; tel West 255. .3 ."-.\u25a0' \u25a0" \u25a0\u25a0 '-\u25a0

FIRST :CLASS carpenter \u25a0 and cabinet makerwishes work; country Dreferred. Address box.8179. Call office. > -.. - -'

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WOOD WORKEB and blacksmith; no shoeing;camp or ranch. Address, stating wages, box. 8180, Call office. -. \u25a0' -' \u25a0

FIRST-CLASS tcarpenter wants work by day orcontract' Box 3057. Call offlce._______^___

SAXTA CRTJZ T^^J^^^J^^.IF you want work .of any"' description, male or

remaJe. write to J., wTMcCUISTON, 266 Pa-• clfic ay.. -ganta Cruz.

————-\u25a0V.vfvx HELP.WANTED—FemaIe .CLERICAL position: We want .to secure the

services of a young woman who is sufficiently• mature and experienced to understand and ac-

cept the responsibility of work. give de-cided preference to those who desire steadyemployment

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Preparation: a working knowledge of sim-ple arithmetic »_ *,

Requirement: . neat"accurate work promptly

executed.Our offices are located on the southeast cor-

ner of Second and FoUom, three blocks fromMarket The Folsom street cars .pass thedoor.

V In planning the buildings we have madecareful provision for good ventilation and san-itation, and for ample light; everything hasbeen done to insure healthful conditions for

The hours are from 8:30 to 12 and 1 to 6:30.On Saturdays .the closing hour Is 4 oclock,except during the summer months when it Is1o'clock.

The salary Is $35 a month in the beginning.Apply by letter, in your own handwriting;

and state what your office experience has been.Personal applications not considered; all ap-plications must be sent through the mails.

Address "\u25a0

Office A. X.'. \u25a0\u25a0 -\u25a0 A. SCHILLING A COMPANY.

WANTED—Young women to learn telephone op-erating: paid while learning; salary increasedafter first two weeks and further increasedafter work becomes efficient... Dally luncheons furnished free, and restrooms with matron In attendance. . \u25a0 .' \u25a0

Permanent positions; good chance for ad-vancement Apply to

PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CO.,. 821 Hyde st near Sutter.

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GIRLS TO SEW ON SHIRTS; SPECIAL AT-TENTION PAID TO LEARNERS: PAIDWHILE LEARNING: CLEAN WORK ANDSTEADY EMPLOYMENT AT GOOD WAGES:GOOD TRADE AND EASILY LEARNED:THE MOST MODERN AND CLEANEST FAC-TORY ON THE COAST. APPLY TO WIL-LIAMHINDSHAW. CARE LEVISTRAUSS &CO.. CORNER CLINTON PARK AND VA-|LENCIAST. (BET. 13TH AND14TH).

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HOP PICKERS. GET YOUR TICKETS NOW.Special train August 21 for the

finest camping -grounds, largest bop ranch.

Heaviest trellised crops on the Russian river.-Soda springs, bathing, fishing, dancing. Good

pay- '..\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0.•\u25a0'Groceries,. meats and supplies at regular prices;

restaurant 25c each meal; bakery, bread, piesand cakes. .'

A fine and profitable outing for men. womenand children. Apply at once.

AMERICAN HOP AND BARLEY CO.118 California St.,iSan Francisco.

OUR NEW FACTORY BUILDING. WHICH*ISTHOROUGHLY LIGHTED, VENTILATEDAND HEATED. IS NOW READY FOR OCCU-PANCY; EXPERIENCED AND INEXPERI-ENCED SEWING MACHINE OPERATORSWANTED ON .OVERALLS: GOOD PAY;STEADY WORK; PAID WHILE LEARNING.LEVI STRAUSS & CO.. VALENCIA BET.13TH AND 14TH. APPLY MR,»DAVIS.

YOUNG girls \>r riveting overalls: no experience\u25a0necessary; good pay, steady work. Apply to

Mr. Davis, at LEVI STRAUSS & CO.'S, Va-lencia st bet. 13th and 14th. '

HOP PICKING—

E. CLEMENS HORST CO. IAlthough onr requirements for hop picking

jhelp has been 'filled, we will still try to ac-comodate all who have registered with us ifthey will apply at our main office, 215 Pinest. All branch offices closed.

LARGE number girls to work In factory; we*start most girls at $7 per week ;steady work.The JOHN BOLLMAN CO., Battery st. bet.Sacramento and Clay sts.

WANTED—

Cashglrls; must bring age and school-. ing certificates. Apply supt's office between8:80 and 10 a. m. HALE BROS. Inc., Marketand 6th sts. . :. \u25a0

WANTED—

Young girl to learn stenography and..light office work In a small factory office.

304 Gough st Good opportunity for advance-ment . • .

WANTED—

Thorough house keeper; must begood, plain cook. In excellent health; not over40 years old; good home; salary $30. Box 3167,Call. '' \u25a0 \u25a0\u0084.-.-'..:.

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MATURE woman of -good Judgment to representwholesale house In..-Texas, California or Can-ada; references required. Address box 2431,

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LADY with business ability can earn from $200to $300 monthly. Call room 17, U. S. NationalBank building, cor. Flllmore and Bush »ta.

EXPERIENCED book keeper and stenographerwanted by large manufacturing concern; pleas-ant office. Address box 2357, Call office.

LADY with some knowledge of.music as dem-onstrator; good salary :references required.Box 1638. Call office. Flllmore st „

WANTED—

Brtjtht young girl for office work.;Apply Saturday" morning, S. N. WOOD &

CO.. Flllmore and Ellis sts.

A YOUNG girlfor stenography and general officework; state experience and salary expecled.Box 2797, Call office.

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HAIR DRESSING, millinery taught from A to Z1

-mo., $5. Tueg., Thur., Sat eve. only. 429

2d ay., Richmond. \u0084

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WANTHP—

Teacher for district school. Address,BOYNTON, First National Bank building,• Berkeley.

EXPERIENCED operator on new dry thread ma-chine; steady work. Excelsior Glove Co., 2031

-i15th St..' ..../. \u25a0 ;vv. ..-.'l';; -,

GIRLS for housework. Call at the Mission. Em-ployment Agency. 3522 20th st, above Mission.

EXPERIENCED wax thread glove maker; steadywork. Apply Excelsior Glove Co., 2031 .15th.

DEMONSTRATORS, house to house,^s9 weeklyand commission. MRS. BEATTY, 878 Eddy tit.

YOUNG girl to asfsist light house keeping andtake.care of baby. 1311% 12th ay.. Sunset ,

WANTED—

Woman for general :housework .at |the Hebrew orphanage, 600 Devisadero st.

FOREWOMAN for candy store; good wages to'competent party. 5307:Sacramento st ., ,' . •

A RELIABLE clrl to do general housework andcooking. 1905 Broadway near Octavla.St.

GIRL;-cooking and general

-house work;.good

, wages;reference. :;.:Apply 1815 Broadway.

FINISHERS and apprentices on. pants ;steady;work; good pay. .,:1816 Post \u25a0 st. -. \u25a0 -'.".-:'

THIS ad. and 50c will give you 2 cabinet photos.xDONNEL. 2262 Mission st.-% v

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5 -CHOCOLATE dippers; steady position; whole-\u25a0\u25a0; sale. 325 Pacific st ;

'':;'--": .: -• ,:-,\:'-?:?GIRL to 'assist general housework. Apply 8593:21st it. cor. Church.

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WANTED—

Trimmers. : Apply to HOLM \u25a0 &'?: NATHAN.: 84 3d;st V . :\ \u25a0-'\u25a0\u25a0;6,.YOUNG- girlto assist with children; good wages.-

718 Stelner st, v ; \u25a0"'\u25a0 > •\u25a0 '-' - -\u25a0"\u25a0

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-'..:-:-;barbers vaxD;-*supplies" •;:.;i;>-

BARKER chairs $5 monthly. ;:•.: Barker vibrators $5 monthly.

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Barker portable vibrators, $26. $4 monthly.-Old chairs of all.makes cheap. '58 2d hand Koken hydraulic chairs cheap.• , JAMES BARKER." ..;-

MR.vDRAKE. Mgr.. .."-•;.-- •

1618-1620 Franklin st tiear Pine, y . .BARBERS, we are pleased to Inform you again

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\u25a0 that we have-received the celebrated <Little

-plant electric vibrator and hair idryer, best on:. marke t;.also .large ;stock tcurniture .and :sup-

plles. Pacific oBarbers :Supply.' so3 *Van '-New.

BARBERS—Members-of slocal -;148 f requested t to

send in due books and correct «<l'lrgakto nnan-"*cial-correspondln* secretary, ''CHAJQEES KOCH,

.12211!Bush 7 6t. ...*;. ...;..,. ,...,-... .jfgP^ ;-.:',' '\u25a0

SUNSET • Barber ».Shop,:\ 73 .">••>rjrrfc*str ;ne-ir.WanA'-.Xess

—Steady „barber;'.--- S;l!*> •JT.tt- ;perceatace;

"'\u25a0-' Saturday .< and Sunday. •"- ?S.M> n"f.percentage. '

L.HELP .;WANTEP--Male--C<mti«ncav MURRAY & READY.

Leading Employment and Labor Agents.I'

llth and Market sts.. San Francisco.Phone .656 and 657.

Branch Offices:\u25a0 6th and Franklin sts.. Oakland.

\u25a0 Phone Oakland 7361.127-129 South Los Angeles st. Los Angeles.

DO YOU WANT WORK?WB HAVE PLENTY OF ITHERD

AND ALL OVERCalifornia, Oregon. \u25a0 Washington, Nevada. Ari-zona and New Mexico, at wages from $60 to$200 a month and $25 to $150 and found.

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FOR A FEW LEADERS.FIRST.

NEVADA—NEVADA—NEVADAFREE FARE.

TRUCKEB ANDRENO.1.200 men for S. P. Co. extra and sectiongages, laborers, teamsters, trackmen, etc.. $2to $3.50 a day.

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OREGON OBEGOHFREE FARE AGAIN.

250 drillers, teamsters, rockmea. labosers,$2.25 to $2.75 a day.

ANOTHER.NILES—ALTAMONT—BELL SPUR.

S. P..R. R. AND W. P. R. R.FREE FARE—SHIP DAILY. _ •

220 carpenters, blacksmiths, machine *rU»:ers. teamsters, laborers, etc.; wages $87.-0to $120 month. »

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SHIP EVERY AFTERNOOS. VSTILL ANOTHER

AND ALSO FRKB FARE.MONTEREY—SANTA CRU&i-APTOS—PA-

JARO—MEEHAN—WRIGHTS— LAUBEL.40 miners for tuaael work, baad work, JM.

.60 muckers and laborers, free .fare. $67.50to $75. , .*TB laborers to jhelp 1carpenters, free fare,$67.50.

\u25a0 fare— free for all—farm;•\u25a0:-. morb.

the great snowshed3.lakeview—crystal lake—summit.

800 men of all nationalities for work Jn thesnowsheds; free fare and ship every after-noon;- good wages. •

FREE FARC —FUEE VAKT..WESTERN PACIFIC B. B-

OROVILLE AND SPRING OAODES.PART FREE FARE.

25 machine miners. $3.50 to $4 dsy.25 chuck tenders, $3 to $3.50 day. .50 muckers for tunnel. $2.50 to $3 a day.50 wood choppers, free fare. $1.50 tier.

OTHER FREE FARE POINTS.Mayfleld, Mountain View. San Jose. Stockton.FarwelJ, Troy. Tracy and San Luis Oblspo.

ALL FREE FARE.

ALL RAILROAD WORR\SHIPMENTS LEAVE THE OFFICE 5 TIMES

EACH DAY.WD HAVE OTHER PLACES OH OUB

BOOKS. y'CALL AND SEE US. :

MURRAY & READY,Ilth and Market sts.,* San Francisco. .

6th and Franklin sts., Oakland.

COME HOME—COMB HOMETO SLEEP.-

600 SINGLE ROOMS 600 SINGLE ROOMS-25C PER NIGHT $1.25 PER WEEK.

INCLUDING BATH.Coffee served free to each roomer between

5 a.m. and 8 a. m. \u25a0 •.FACING AND ADJOINING OCEAN SHORER. R. TERMINAL, i• 11TH AND MARKET STS.

CARPENTERS~

FREE FARE.CARPENTERS CARPENTERS

FREE FARE.CARPENTERS' HELPERS

30 carpenters. S. P. R. B. Co., In differentparts of California, and Nevada; all free fare;

J? X£-E»E« r JLXfc£«*

50 CARPENTERS' HELPERS60 laborers to help carpenters; no experienceneeded; you'll suit; we willgive you free fare;$75. .10 carpenters, Sacramento, free fare.15 carpenters, Sacramento, free fare. •10 carpenters, snow sheds; free fare; $37.50.

. 5 carpenters, snox* sheds: free fare; $90.10 carpenters, Tulare county, fare refunded,$3.50 day.

- -•6 carpenters, Tulare county, fare refunded,$2.50 day.

ENGINEERS.ENGINEERS. ENGINEERS.Engineer for rock crusher. $60 and found.2 donkey engineers, W. P. R. R. work, $3.25—day.1donkey engineer, San Mateo Co., $60 and fd.Man run small engine in laundry. $40- and fd.Machinist factory, fare 75c. steady, $3.75 day.

MARRIED HELP.Man and wifei. for laundry, city institution.$65 and found.Farmer and wife, care takers, ranch. $60 andhouse.Cook and wife for ranch. Alameda.. Co., $65 fd.

MINERS.15 miners for big mine, Fresno Co., $3.25 day.10 muckers, same mine, $2.75 day.10 laborers, gold mine, Madera Co., $2 dayand .found.—

VARIOUS JOBS. :ki''t Young man to act as assistant to foreman in

\u25a0 large factory, a fine 'opportunity. $75.Tall young man to care for Invalid at springs,$25 and found.Spool tender, Sonoma Co.. $65 month.Core maker, fare 50c, $3.50 to $4 clur.MURRAY & READY, llth and Market, S. F.

,6th and Franklin sts.. Oak.and. -'.;HANDY MEN, CITY.

10 bandy men to work around machinery, city;lons Job; $2.50.

LOOK HERE.Stenographer and clerk, express office; stead;Job; city; $75. ---^ ..Baggage .porter, express office, city. $70.Young man around express office, city, $65.

OTHERS. j „, :Bar tender, springs hotel. $40 and found; latin

-ilryman. spring hotel, $3 day; married fann-ers; married gardener, good Job: watenmaa,fire boiler, $40 and found; carriage painter,$3.50 day.

CARPENTERS.CARPENTERS CARPENTERS.10 carpenters to build gold dredgers, fare re-

funded, $3.00. ,15 laborers to help carpenters on same job;fare refunded: $2.50.6 carpenters, mining company north. $4.25 day. t

LONG JOB FOR LABORERS..75 laborers to tear down old factory and

warehouses. 4' months'' work. $75.CAN YOU EAT IT? /

YOU XJAN PICK FRUIT.-FRUIT PICKERS— FRUIT PICKERS.

150 men and boys to pick fruit, work in pack-bouse and dry yards, some free fare, $30*• $45 and found:

LOOK HERE. rSticker hand, small planing mill, $5 af day;. --\u25a0\u25a0-". \u25a0-; :". STEAM SHOVEL

CRANESMAN.Steam shovel cranesman, free fare. Oregon.$90 and found. -

MURRAY A READY.

NOW TO THESAWMILLS

HUMBOLDT COUNTY. EUREKA. FREE FARE.TUOLUMNE COUNTY, FREE FARE.

SONOMA COUNTY, FREE FARE.S7B men for woods, yards, mills, in all parts

of California. See bosses at our office. Ship-'ping every day by rail and steamers.Wages $35. $45. $50. $75, $95 to $150 and fd.

HAY BALERS20 hay balers; different jobs; 15c to 23c ton.

FARMS AND DAIRIESISO farmers, choremen. milkers, butter mak-ers, etc.; all parts; $25. $35 to $50 and fd.10 teamsters to haul hay and grain. $60 fd.'6 chore boys; city and country: private aadranches.

LOOK—TELL EVERYBODY500 FIRST CLASS ROOMSWHITE PALACE HOTEL

NEVER CLOSES50c. 75c and $1 day. including baths.

250 ROOMS FOR MECHANICS. ETC., $2.50PER WEEK. INCLUDING BATHS.

WHITE PALACE HOTELllth and Market sts.HOTELS—RESORTS

RESTAURANTS BOARDING HOUSESCOOKS

FOR A MINE6 waiters, camp, $40 and found; third cook.-$40 and found.Camp cook, nice Job, $60; 2 waiters, same

\u25a0 place, $30 and found.~2 bakers, fare refunded. $50 and $60 and fd.

Second cook, springs hotel, $75 end fd.. freefare; 87 other cooks' Jobs for hotels, restau-rants, etc., with Wiges from $30 to $80 aad

\u25a0 • found.WAITERS.

Tl waiters for dlffereat places, city aad. country hotels, restaurants, cafes, resorts,camps, etc., wages from $30 to $60 and found.

DISH WASHERS. ,\S2 dish washers, city and country, with wages

' from $20 to $50 and found.-.«niWf i.i• THOUSANDS OF OTHER JOBS-

Read our \u25a0 bulletin boards. Get our dallylists.-

*• MURRAY & RKADY

-"- llth and Market sts.. San Francisco.6th and "Franklin sts.. Oakland.

WANTED—Stetdy. reliable boy, over 15, for;office work. Apply SMITH EMERY & CO.,. 651 Howard st near 3d.

HELPERS wanted to learn brick laying andplastering; $50 casa required. Address box

\c'3Os6. Call office.V' . '

100 PAIRS repaired and uncalled for shoes from75c up. .1106 Flllmore st near Golden Gate.

LOUIS,. the hat \u25a0 maker, cleans and blocks and- > makes hats to order. 1024 Ftllmore. SB. cor.WANTED—Roomers. $1.25 week; 25c a night- CALIFORNIA:HOUSB. 270 Natoma nr. 4ta.

WANTED—

Paper hanger for Saturday and Xon-day. :2145 Market st

YOUNG neat man.to help in coffae'parlor. la-

qnlre at 450 Kearny st. .YOUNG \u25a0 man as assistant to surveyor. Address

box 2459, Call office. - -- . .:WANTED^FIrst class porter; wages $14, Key-\u25a0 .stone bar. 27 7th st

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HOT.baths,- 2Oc. '3180 lßth st between Guer-rero -.and \u25a0 Valencia. -.-

ISHOE? MAKER -wanted: on repairing; a steadyI man. 90 26th st &&BBB3SSB&

BARBERS ANbIsUPPLIES^-Con.:The| reports"' from" our:salesmen '.on \u25a0 the roadand in this city Indicate that business is betterthan .it was last month, and there is everyreason -to believe It will continue, to improve.;\u25a0 If',you are -thinking of putting on anotherchair In:order to receive the benefit of the im-provement' and .to better accommodate your cus-tomers, allow us to suggest that you call on usand select 'one jof the many second hand ,re-volving chairs .we now have on hand, which wewill;be pleased rto trade

•-in- at the price you

pay for it when you wish to buy a new one.Space willinot permit us to publish a listof: chairs .on

'hand, but we would be :pleased to

have you call and make your selection.^DECKELMAN BROS., Inc.,-,

\u25a0\u25a0'~ Barber Supplies. .jTelephone Franklin 2870. 162-104 Tnrtc st. 8. F.FOUR chair barber shop In Oakland for sale;

good" location and business; price reasonable;no agents. Box 1363, Call office. Oakland.

FIRST CLASSibarber; wages $20 per week;/short hours; no work :Sunday. Apply/ J.LARKIN. Palo Alto. Oal.; phone Red 21.

WANTED—1 barber, for Saturday and Sunday,

$8 and com.; 2 for Saturday. $6 and com.Sunset barber shop, 16th and Mission.

$50 down will buy one chair barber shoo: freerent; fair;\u25a0. business. ' Inquire DECKELMANBROS.; Inc., 162-164 Turk st. ,

TWO barbers for ValJeJo; stecdy; no flnndty orholiday work. Inquire at once, DECKLEMAMBROS.. 162-164 Turk st. S. F.

2' CHAIR shop running steady for Invoice; price$100 if'sold :by

" Monday noon. ,674 Folsom.st near 2d. •: : ; .. \u25a0

BARBER wanted for Saturday and Sunday.Call at once; good salary. 2200 ABryant stcor. 20th.

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FOR sale—

3 chair barber shop in Vallejo; goodopportunity. Address L.,K. TALLEY, Val-lejo, Cal.

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WANTED—

Good barber", for Saturday, 9 a. m.to 10 p. m.;$5. 1494 Valencia st corner 26th.

BARBER shops bought and sold or leased. Cole-.. man's Exchange, 1237 McAllister nr. Flllmore.

FIRST CLASS barber for Lobby .'shaving parlor,1460 Bush st;'$20 guarantee and per cent

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WANTED—

2 steady barbers and manicurist Ho-tel Grand barber shop,' Turk and Taylor sts.

WANTEDr-Barber. .363 2d ay.. Richmond betPt. Lobo's and Clement st; $5.50 and board.

BARBER wanted for Saturday and Sunday; goodwages. \u25a0 510 Church sty corner 17th.

SHEERIN'S union laundry; barber shops, bathhouses. 760 McAllister st TeL Park 316.

KIRST class barber wanted for Saturday; short'..hours, 8 to 7. 681 Monadnock building.

GOOD man for evenings, Saturday and Sunday;percentage. ISI4 Castro st near 24th.

BARBER shop for sale ,on account of death.104 Broadway; inquire,corner saloon.

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2 BARBERS wanted at 1527 Market st; one for-'short hours; wages and' percentage.

BARBER wanted for Saturday -and Sunday; $7and percentage. 2103 San Jose aye.

BARBER' wanted Saturday and Sunday, $8.50guaranteed. . 17th st near Folsom.'

WANTED to buy, shop or location for shop, withliving rooms. 1290 Folsom st

2 CHAIR barber shop for sale; a snap. CornerFranklin and 10th sts., Oakland.

FOR sale—

2 chair barber shop and livingroom;good trade. 807 Howard st .

BARBER wanted for Saturday .and Sunday; $3.905 Illinois st. near 20th.

BARBER wanted Saturday and Sunday; $S guar-antee. 3218 Mission st.

BARBER for Saturday and Sunday; 10c shop.817 Broadway, Oakland, rf-

-BARBER wanted; for Saturday; steady. P. W.

DERKSEN, 591 Hayes stBARBER wanted at 3218 Mission st neap. 2Sth.

Call Satnrday morning. , \GOOD barber for Saturday and Sunday; wages

$8. 427 Broadway stBARBER wanted; first class; hours from 9 to

7. 81 Sacramento st.

BARBER for Saturday or steady. Franklin fct"bet. Pine and Bnsh. -WANTED

—Barber Saturday and Sunday; steady

If good. 209 East st .GOOD barber steady and Saturday and Sunday,

$8. 3263 16th st.

GOOD barber wanted for Saturday; good pay.3 Jackson st.

WANTED—A first class barber; good wages. 424Montgomery ay.

FIRST CLASS barber wanted; top wages. 900O'Farrell st. ;

BARBER wanted at 771 Bryant st. for Saturday\u25a0 and Sunday:

BOOTBLACK wanted at 649 Lyon st near Mc-Alllster.? ;

BARBER for Saturday. 406 9th st. Oak;land.

BARBER wanted; steady. 315 sth ay., Rich-mond. . \u25a0 1

HELP WANTED—MaIeSUNSET Employment Agency.

420 sth st., Oakland. Phone Vernon 136.20 laborers, $2.50. 8 hours.

\u25a020. teamsters, $2.50, 9 hours.':,10 laborers, rock quarry.' $2.50.

50 laborers, R. It.. $2.50.4 blacksmiths, $3.73.

10 girls for housework, $30 to $35.500 other Jobs. .: Call and see. J;

SALESMAN* wanted for San Francisco and vicin-ity•familiar with type, printing material andmachinery. Call or write Pacific States TypeFoundry, 912 Howard st, San Francsco.

DRIVER for vegetable wagon at Mountain View;$35 a month and found; man speaking Italianpreferred.. Apply at YON HUSEN & CO.,Washington and Davis sts.

WAITERS wanted -for first class springs, sum-mer resorts and hotels, $35 and fd.;fare paid.ANDRE'S Offices, 957 Franklin st, Oakland;644 Franklin st, S. F.

WANTED—Smart boy or young man as Juniorclerk or office boy; one with slight knowledgeof typewriter preferred. Apply E. C. HORSTCO., 215 Pine st

WANTED-^-Cash boys, 14 to 16 years of ace;bring age and school certificate. Apply Super-intendent's office, between 8:30 and 10. HALEBROTHERS;

ANDRE'S Offices. 957 Franklin St., Oakland; 544Franklin St., S. F.-^Gardener, $33; butler, $50;choreman, private place, $25; houseman, hotel,

\u25a0' $40. etc. ' •\u25a0,\u25a0"...\u25a0" . \u25a0

TEAMSTERS wanted for outside grading work:good wages; good board; no fee; bring

.blankets. Apply REED TEAMING CO., 325Fulton st.

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WANTED—

Youag man to assist In shipping de-partment and do some collecting; deposit of$500 required. Address postoffice box 6. SanFrancisco. \u25a0

WANTED—A competent foreman, boiler maker,•immediately. Apply T. J. Moynlhan's boiler.works, -Folsom and Fremont sts., San Fran.t clsco. -. ... . .

800 MEN.' to. sleep -In our jnew, clean sanitary, lodging house: 10 cents per bed per night

PAOIFIO LODGING HOUSE CO.. 871 sth st

INVENTORS—Sonntag's Patent Agency, soUclt-ors of patents, attorneys In Washington, etc.

•1122 Market opposite 7th.1 Phone Market 2982.STEADY men to learn good trade; good pay. while learning; must put np $25 bonus. Ad-

dress 84 Norfolk bet llth. 12th and Folsom.MEN and women to learn the barber trade; you. earn from $7 to $9 per week while learning;

catalogue free. Moler'a College. .8 Fell it--.HAVE a fine opening for energetic man who in

desirous of •'-\u25a0 advancement; \u25a0 amount required$100. See BROOKBANK, 1425 Stelner st

WANTED—

A young man to act as orderly In; charge of 'boys from 12 to 14 years of age.

Armltage Orphanage. San Mateo. ..MAN;of:ability.and energy

'can do well;some_ knowledge of real estate and Insurance pre-

ferred. Box 2460, 'Ca1l office.WANTED—First class busaelman. Apply F. 0..THIELE. rooms c 233-84, Investors', building.-

4th and \Market !sts.

WANTED-^A first class book keeper; must beS- accurate; i-give reference :and salary asked.-y P. O. b0x'2623. '.-.-. ;

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-BOY wanted; about 16 years old; one who can

write plainly. S.N.' WOOD & CO., Flllmore\u25a0 and Ellis •sts.. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 • .

THE San .Francisco >barber '\u25a0 college *will reopen

soon; applications received now; barber trade-. 1taught free. ./r : : ".-. . .LEDGER (;man;. state 1age, experience and ref-;;erences ;salary, $76 per month. Box 8166, CalL

.WANTED—

Ladles and |gentlemen to rent•rooms1 at 3377 26th st near Mission; $1.75-$3.50 wk.-WANTED

—1 first class wagon blacksmith and 2

"wagon 1blacksmiths'; helpers. 534 Bryant st&SHOKS repaired while you wait \u25a0 Cut Hate Shoe :. Repairing Co., 13 Bth st near Market ;-"

HIGHEST prices paid for cast off clothing. 23.".-;,Bth st. near Market MOBKOWIT2.: <-.'. *

MANto tend baths and1fire water, heater. WhitePalace Hotel, llthand Market su.

WANTEDr-Good bar tender. r_ 431 4th st

WANTED—Man with experience-in \u25a0 palntahop to

t.:;:driveiwagon.' ,:1751 ;Post st

- '7. .BOY:to make himself useful 1In wholesale house;-

good wages.,: 360 McAllister sf; r r .BOY..to!make himself useful in'wholesale '

house;"..'Rood-, wages/-:; SCO McAllister st." •\u25a0; "\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0

NEW* WESTERN, '.1124 sHoward'st—3oo

'single

jrooms;; 25c; J1.50 week upward..

AUTO3IOBILES—Continued

R. H. MORRIS, auto broker. 1818-20 Telegraphay., Oakland— 2d.hand automobiles; est.lool.

AUTOMOBILE PAINTING.Also carriage. W. H. BERWICK. 411 Grove.

AUTOMOBILE repairing; storage battery charg-lng. repairing.- I.L.-De JONGH, 446 Fulton.

SAN FRANCISCO VULCANIZING CO.. 425Valencia ct Auto tire repairing onr specialty.

AUTOMOBILE training school; new class start-Ing Tuesday evening. Aug. 6. 406 LarkIn st

AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING.M.L. Wilbert A Sons.. 18th and Mission.

$300—

Rambler ;runabout, as good as new; mustbe sold. Box 132. Martinez. Cal.

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, ADOPTION'

ALAMEDA Maternity Villa: strictly private: in-fants adopted. DR. EMILIE.FUNKE. 1416Bth rt.. Alameda.

ART GLASS

AA—California Art Glass B. & C. Works, 938Howard st. Pbone Temporary 1817.

PLAIN, leaded »nd art glass^ N. HURRELL,212 Gouch st. between Oak and Fell.

ARCHITECTS

N. HIRANO, Japanese designer and buildingcontractor. 1821 Sntter St.. tel. West 7968.

A^LEJiA^Pj^^^^ANGLE LAMPS best lamps for reading BOESCH

LAMP CO.. Coast Agents. 1135 Mission st.

BAR AND STORE FIXTURES

CALIFORNIA Home Industry. 214^8th st—

Barand store fixtures, showcases always on hand.

J. RUBEN—

Office, store, bar fixtures, show-cases; all kinds woodwork. 604 McAllister st.

Standard Furniture & Fixture Mfp. Co.; estl-mates given. 851 Bryant st;pbone Market 3724.

BRUNSWICK-BALKE-COLLENDER CO.. 17-27Franklin st nr. Market Pbone Special 1457.

N. Y. FIXTURE CO.. bar, store, office fixtures,showcases, grillwork, etc. 3411 l»th nr. Mission

J. MARTENSON makes office, store and bar flx-tures. 21fi 18th st bet Mission and Howard.

WILLIAMP. SICKE. saloon and store fixtures;enetern prices: short notice. 304 Gongh Ft.

BICYCLES AND MOTORCYCLESA—Motorcycles and Bicycles—Agency for Read-

ing. Standard, LUrht &Yale Motorcycles, Cali-fornis. R. S. Snell and Hudson Bicycles. Sec-ond hand motorcycles, bicycles, lowest prices.W. E. LEE. 504 Stanyan and 1973 Page.

CEMENT"HEIDELBERG" and other high grades in Jots

to suit at WHOLESALE prices.A. BRESLAUER. 214 California: Temp. 2350.

CONTRACTORS AAD BUILDERS

McCULLOUGH CONTRACTING CO.. 2023-2033Market—Buildings>desi(nied and erected quick-ly, economically; no "waiting for millwork."

GOEBEL-COLLINS Construction Co.. 1228-30Fillmore (Arcade bldg.). room 7; plans, speci-fications, estimates furnished; short notice.

STOVES disconnected and connected for $1.50tp. Modern Gas Appliance Co.. 1279 Ellis it.

P. de NOOY & VAN DAM. carpenters, contract-ors; cab. work. 12S4A Eddy. Tel. WEST 4624.

CARPENTER, cabinet work, store and office fit-ting. PATERSON. 165 Franklin st

CONTRACTORS

O. A. JOHNSON, carpenter, builder, cabinetmaker, Jcbblnp. 2027 15th 6t bet Market andChurch: phone Market 5509; 11 to 1 o'clock.

DRESS MAKINGMcDowell's Dress Making and Millinery School,

1215 Poet st. near Van Ness. Branch 1018Washington st. Oakland. Patterns cut to order.

SUNBURST, accordion, knife pleating, buttons,buttonholes, lining, notions; mail orders solici-ted. STEELE'S, 1420 Post; phone West 6428.

AGNES OSTKRGREN, 317 Page; first class even-ing and brides' dresses: all work guaranteed.

LADIES TAILORSLOUIS LINDSTROM, ladies' tailoring/ formerly

Donahue bldg., now 1304 Post near Franklin.

B. KAPLAN, up to date Ladies' Tailor, 1277Ellis St. . r

FURS ..G. BARE, furrier, formerly Lachmann & Co.,

now 1515 Bush st cor. Van Ness ay., upstairs.

B. KANTER, manufacturing furrier, formerly122 Stockton st. now 1718 Van Ness ay.

CLAIRVOYANTS

FRANCIS FREMONT,Society Clairvoyant *il.';'Rexoval Notice.

Has removed to Hotel Lorraine,1C35 Sutter st: would bepleased to see old patrons.Hlcb-class patronagesolicited: lengthy readings.$1 and $2; consultation andadvice pertaining to love,courtship, marriage, divorce. •business changes. Investments,etc. Those who have beendisappointed with cheap readings

-will receive specialattention: parlors quiet andretired; lady attendant; hours,10 a. m. to 6 p. m. daily; Tuesdays \u25a0

and Thursdays, 10 p. m.• 1635 Sntter stTHE White Mystic of India.

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ORMONDE, formerly 10 years on Market st;a clairvoyant with power; genuine, reliable,conscientious; past present, future; businessadvice, love, marriage, divorce; removes. evilinfluences; tells your full name; born' in' theorient with the power of any 10 mediums;readlncß $1. 1310 Devisadero st between Ellisand O'Farrell. »

SHERMAN. CLAIRVOYANT, PALMIST—HISextraordinary clairvoyant powers, combinedwith his superior knowledge of.occult forces,enable htm to read human life with accuracyfrom infancy to old age. 1068 'Brdwy, Oakd.

MISS ZEMDAR, young gifted clalr. & palm.Icorrectly treat your love affairs, domestictroubles, bus. and financial success. L.. 50c;

G.. $1; brs. 10 to 9. 12C0 Ellis near Laguna.

MADAME KRONENBERG. clairvoyant, cardreader; when. others fall try me; reading 25e;hours 10 to 9 p. m., Sunday excepted. Room 1,1424 Valencia st.

MRS. GENTRY, divine healer, clalrv., palmist;past and present revealed; consultation 'free.2018 Sutter st between Stelner and Flllmore.

MIPS M. WILLE. 1505 Geary—Crystal seer andmedium; can be consulted on all business af-fairs of life;'hours 10 to 8 p. m.

$1 READINGS this month; lucky numbers andcharms. MME: LELAND. 716 Golden Gate ay.

MISS MORRIS, card reader and clairvoyant 959V.'ebster st corner Golden Gate ay., room 11.

MME. EUGENIE, scientific palmist, card reader;reveals facts that astonish you. 1465 Valencia.

MADAM.SCHAEFFER, clairvoyant card reader;water Veer. 704 Laguna bet Grove and Fulton.

MISS WARD, clairvoyant and card reader; SaaRemo hotel, 906 McAllister St.; room 19. .

MME. LOUISA. Spanish clairvoyant card reader.Rooms 1 and 2, 1037 AGolden Gate ay.

MME. MAJOR, clairvoyant -lalmist and reader.1800 Ellis st; ladies 50c. cents $1.

MME. NORDINE. celebrated card reader; gents,50c; ladles. 25c. 1032 Pierce st

MISS LEE. fortune telling. 25c; hours -10 to 9,156 3d st, room 151. first floor.

BETHANA,celebrated clairvoyant palmist .2507California st near Devisadero.

CHEAPEST and best in America, The WeeklyCall. $1 a year.

.SPIRITUALISM

MRS. J. J. WHITNEY, trance business medium« AND LIFE READER.Spiritual messages. 1164 O'Farrell st

CONSULT B. S. GARRIBON; circles every niehtchairs 25c; charges reasonable. 719 Vi Franklin•t bet. Golden Gate and Turk;

MRS. EVERS, trance, business medium, readingsdaily; circle.Thursday. 8 p.m. 1217. Webster st

MRS. SEAL, spiritual medium; readings daily.786 McAllister st; circle Thursday, 8 p. m. |

MADAM FADELL has located at 2240% Bushst.. spiritual readings.' 50c and $1. --*- \u25a0\u25a0-•* •'

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PALMISTRY-

OAKLAND'S palmist and card reader; ladies.25c; gents. 50c. 856 Broadway, suite 17, Oak-land. . - . ..-„, \u25a0-'':\u25a0/•..;\u25a0, \u25a0;

A—Returned— H. JEROME FOSSELLI, scientific: palmist. 1810 Webster. S. F.; phone West 419^

CHIROPODISTS --.'ALL foot ailments :positively;cured painlessly^ ;

I>r. Duncan.- expert chiropodist. 1550 Ellis st.

DETECTIVES ,

MCCARTHY'S Detective Agency— Reliable" In-furmation .In olril and criminal :affairs; .!«>;ialmid commercial refs.; cominunicatlous contden-'tiaJL 1228 rillir.oreiror.' Eddy.; 1Phone "'.West'"

T"x v THO* M'IM'VrUV. IV!n"innl.

jjgjjsjsaaBMsMSMssMPJBJMBWssMMBMMsBPBESMW^HK, HELP WANTED—Male—Owitxam**-HOP PICKERS. GET YOUR TICKETS NOW 4. Special train August 21 for toe

finest camping grounds, largest hop raacn.Heaviest trellised crop* oa the Rassiaa river.Soda springs, bathing, fishing, dancing. Good

Groceries, meats and supples at regular prices:restaurant 25c each meal; bakery, bread, pie*aad cakes.*t

A fine and profitable outing for men.' womenand children. Apply at once.

AMERICAN HOP ANDBARLEY CO.113 California .st. Saa Francisco.

WANTED.Boy to learn molding trad*. Apply MOORS& SCOTT Iron Works. 'Saa Francisco.

SALESMAN wanted: must demonstrate ability;good salary ifa worker; permanent young maapreferred: introductory work to hardwaretrade, shops, contractors, etc.: character ref-erence, giving full record, required. Box 1364.CaU office. Oakland. •

MEN and boys to learn plumbing, plastering.bricklaying: also sheet metal pattera drafting}positions secured: day. night classes; rr»» eat*-logue; visitors welcome. Coya* Trade School*.Bth and Teaama sts.. 8. F.: also New York.

I.OO<T MEN aad women will soon leave for SoutaAmerica; a few hundred more wanted; $7 *day aad free fare. Call or send 10c for bookof full information to Universal Co-opera tivsBrotherhood. 727 Hayes st ."»

WANTED—

Boys for stock and opening} 18 to19 years: good chances. Apply betweea S aad12 o'clock morning only, general maaager.NATHAN-DOHRMANN COMPANY. 1520-1350Vaa Ness ay.

WANTED—

Intelligent maa for jaaltor Lick ob-servatory, beginning September 11. House fo»small family. Supply recommendations. Callon or address DIRECTOR. Mount Hamilton.

PARTNER—$250 for old established aad wellpaying business: no experience required, butparty must be sober and reliable. Full partlcsnlars with BROOKBANK. 1425 Stelner st.

GOOD salesman who caa invest $1,000 eaa se»cure ft good posltloa in a paytsg automobilesupply company; must have best ot references.Box 2350. Call office.

TEAMSTER for scraping work at Freepcrt; fr<»»fare; no fee. Apply wita blankets at 10 o'clocktoday to Reed Teaming Co.. 325 Fulton st.

WANTED—

First class specialty salesman: mustbe a good one; salary $23 a week. KKTT.iUCANDY CO.. 373 12thvSt. Oakland.

WANTED—First class bar tender; $20 per week.Keystone bar. 2T 7th st.

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CUSTOM solicitors oa shirts. 3316 2M st.

CREAM helper; steady positloa; wbolesala. 32SPacific st

DISH WASHER wanted. 50 Eddy st.WANTED

—3 nonunion wood workers. 1120 Fot-

som st.

AGENTS WANTED20TH century douche for ladies, $3.50; agent*

wanted. Klrkwood Rubber Co.. 2tl Elm it.

SALESMEN WANTED

WANTED—« youas mea. between the agss ct24 and 30 years, in tee capacity of salesmen.to represent an Eastern maaufacturer; must b«of good appearance and capable of Interestingbusiness men; no book mea need apply; appli-cation to be made by mail only. Addre**Pittsburg Safe Co.. 455 Golden Gate ay.. Sales-men Department.

THERE Is some dignity aad satisfaction la hav-ing your own desk In a handsome office; and

tyou can sell Edgemar so easily: it's the clos-est high class suburb around Saa Fraaeisca.Ifyou are a high class maa aad want to m3k*$2CO to $600 a month, call ca vs. C. D.YOUNG & CO.. 735 Van Ness aye.

SOLICITORS WANTEDFEW hustlmg agents, not afraid to work; get up

excursions to ocr new suburban towaslte by thesea; salary and commission. Call mornings be-tween S and 10 at Farallone City office, VaaNess Theater bldg.. near Grove st and VaaNess ay. \u25a0 '-" •:

WANTEI>—

2 jmoilsoli.itors: big money to hu*t.l?rs<. Call Sunday after 1p. m., W. S. RITT3,i:>4S Webster st.

FURNITURE FOR SALE

1a— MILWAUKEE FuFnITURE™COMPANY., \u25a0

941 aad 9-15 Mission stCARLOADS OF FURNITURE AT WHOLESALE.

Dressers, chiffoniers. m?tal beds, stands. Mor*rls chairs, rockers and extension tables.

Wholesale Manufacturers.MILWAUKEE FURNITURE COMPANY.941 and 945 Mission st. bet sts and 6to.

PLEASE notice—

Do not call yourself a dummyand iret Into the wrong store when looking for

1 H. SCHELLHAAS. Oakland's fnrniture dealer.. corner llth and Franklin. Do see us this week.

HIGH GRADE axmiaster rugs. 9x12; brass andiron beds with hair mattresses; brand new; atany price. IS7I Sntter st

FURNITURE of S5 rooms for sale cheap. SIT"<1 »t.

FURNITURE WANTED

POSITIVELY tbe hisrnest price paM for secondband fnmftnre and household goods. FISHER& BURNSTEIN. 3312 Mission st. near 29th.

BARNETT PAYS HIGHKST PRICE FOR SEC-OND HAND FURNITURE. 1002 Golden Gate.

$s.fw> worth 2d hand furniture wanted. 3. H.WILEY. RBI 14th st. nr. Chmrh: tel. Mkt 4322.

OAKLANDFURNITURE FOR SALE

SPKCIAL day for bargains In furniture. H.Si'HRLLHAAS. llth »f.. conyr «»rr». O«i!ttsnii.

BAMBOO FURNITUREBAMBOO furniture, tables, chairs, bureaus, etc.:

low prices. HAYASHI.2100^ Sntter st

!BAMBOO furniture factory: also Japanese tan*e,

jg. TSrSAKA. 1428 Webster at

UPHOLSTERERS

T. H. O*RORKB. upholsterer, mattress maker;formerly 623 MeAlHster. now at 413 Grove rt.

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HORSES, HARNESS AND WAGONS

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HORSE, buggy and harness. $30 up;horse,wagon, harness, $45 up: horse, saddle and bri-dle. $25 up: buggies. $10 ud: wagons. $20 up:harness. $2.50 up; burros. $10 up: large workteam. $160: team of orchard mares, $275;surrey and driving horses, pacers and trotterscheap; over 30 head of horses constantly onhand; vehicles of every description: auctionevery Wednesday at 11 a. m. 4th st.. Oai-land. between Clay aad Jefferson sts.

FOR sale or hire—

Business horses. C. L.Becker. 13 Sycamore ay. nr. Mlslson sad 17th.

S. F. VETERINARY College opens Oct. 1/ Fercat apply DR. C. KEANE. Prta.. 1813 Mkt st.

J. O'KANB CO. for harness, robes. \u25a0blanket* aadwhips; dog collars. 523 Golden Gate ay. 4

A BARGAIN—

6 good horses -for sale; cheap

Arcade Horse Market 931 Folsom stGOOD, double. 2}» ton wagon wita side racxj

suitable for bus. 1039 Noe at

3 GOOD horse* for sale; broke double aad single:gentle. 1405 Valencia st.

STORAGE AND MOVING VANS

AA—EKKIX3VAN AND STORAGE CO.,Fireproof Warehouse.

13th aad Mission sta. TeL Market IXWILSON BROS. CO. (lac)—Moving and storage.'

Cor. 15th and Sanchez sta.. 1 block from Mir-ket and FtHmore st ears; phone Park 271.

PIERCE-RODOLPH Storage and Moving Co.—Malfloffice Eddy aad Flllmore. TeL West. 823.

ANDERSON Transfer and Storage Co. (Ironcladwarehouse). 616 Van Ness; teL Franklin 213.

PACIFIC Storaee aad Furniture Moving Com-nanv. 2320 Flllmore st Phone West 2628.

CARPET CLEANINGALL carpets aad rugs cleaned on the floor with-

out removal by tie S. T. Compressed At?Cleaning Co. Office and shop 15th st aad SaaBrcno ay.: phone Market 2672.

ALL ready for business—

Pioneer Carpet Clean-ing Works: temporary ofn?e. 911 Goldea Gate•ay.; plione Park 591. J. SPAULDINQ

*CO. \u25a0.

CLEANING sc. Best work cleaning and layingdone by GISSLOW. 3808 22d st Tel. Mkt2539.

A. W. WHELDEN CO.—Cleaning aad laying:office and works. 2400 Geary. ° Phone West 93.

MITCHELL'S old estab. carpet beating works.501 Dolores cor. 13th. Phone Market 1402.

Watts—

Reliable carpet cleaning: alterations: r«n-ovating. laying.587 Waller st Phone Park 369^

CONKLIN BROS.' Carpet Cleaning Works. 131»Scott st. near OTarrelL Phone Teat 5601.

ADVANCE Carpet Cleaning Col—

Advanced meta-.ods. GEORGE WALCOM CO.. 637 Turk st

GARNIE & BERNSTEIN'S carpet eleanln*works. 3223 16th st: phone Market 5001.

VACUUM CO. cleans carpeta-on your floor:strikeprices. 1251 Eddy st: teL West 6812.

DYEINGAND CLEANINGSEND your dry cleaning to the Presidio Heignta- -Dye Works and be forever satisfied. Call West

\u25a0 453 for wagon. Office 3931-3933 Sacramento »t

PL.4ISTER DECORATORS .P. TOGNELLI 4 CO.. artistic or plain work, \u25a0 front :drawings or plans. 3206 I6UI*U

CHURCH SE^VsC^*_-̂W>,

WEST PWe ChrieUan (Bush near Derlsadero)—Rev. Robert Lord Cave, pattor. has returned

'from the Easfand will preach Sunday, at 11a. m. and 7:45 p. m. AU seats free. Strangersnisfle welcome. Sunday school. 8:45 a. m.<

-hrt«tlan Rrtd^s tot

-societies. ._6j3o_g I_ra.1_ra. :

MEETING NOTICES •*

PARNASSUS lodge. C D. F. & A. M..•

12:h ay. and Ift. (Sunset district)—

w\Th>d degree THIS (SATURDAY) >raV'EVENING. /^r\

W. A. HOYT. Secretary.* w \

MISSION lodse No. 169. F. &A.M.— SSpecial meeting THIS (SATURDAY) -#A^EVENING' at 7-^0 o'clock. Third de- jL&JTgree. FRANK W. SMITH. /\r\

/ • SeereUry.

UNITY lodge No. 61. KnlghU of rfjtPythias, in conjunction with temple "T\ftiNo. 11. Pythiaa Sisters, will give a yfiyErtutclal dance In assembly ball. Red -«Mg\g3__Men's blrtc.. "40 G<-.Mpn Gate it.,

on SATURDAY EVENING. August 7——^17. Allbrother Knights and theirfamlli<»s Invited. By order pf

W. T.LANSFIELD. Chairman Committee.

ONLY LOCALMANUFACTURERS,P. PASQUALB CO..

1100 WEBSTER COR. TURK.PHONE WEST 493.

ARMY. NAVY. SOCIETY GOODS,REGALIAS. FLAGS. BANNERS.

BADGES. CAPS,UNIFORMS.

ACCOUNTANTS—

Certified Public

JOHN R. RUCKSTELL. Call building,room SOS;aivonntlng systems: Inventigatlons :andlts.

ATTORNEYS

ADVICE FREE—DIVORCES A SPECIALTY.Quick, qujet: no chanre unless successfuLCollections, wills, deeds, etc.: detectives.Or#n evenlars. LEGAL ASSOCIATION.1363 Wbster «t. cnr. O'Farrell near FiUmor*.

ADVICE FREE ON ALL LEGAL MATTERS.Divorce costs $12; damages, collections. Allr-nt-e* no charge without success: open even-ings. 1720 Fillmore Xt bet. Pout and Sutter.

ROOM 4. FIRST FLOOR.

AA—niVORCE: cost $12: quick, quiet; adri-efn»e: no charge unless pucreesfol: title to real»»»tate

-reetored; bankruptcy; probattng of «s-

tates; general practice. 1028 Market st.. r. 12.

COMPLETE divorce for $25; no delay: courteoustreatment: «juare deaiing; please see me firstRoom 2. 2053 Sntter «t near Fillmore.

HARRTS A HESS, attorneys at law, W. T.Hess.Notary Public. 2053 Sntter et. nr. Ftilmore.

MARTIN STEVENS, attorney at law. 1033 OoU-cp Gate ay. bet Lagnna and Bnchanan its.

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ALF GROVES.CALL BUILDING.

PUBLIC STENOGRAPHERSKATHERYN KIMBERLY—LegaI work a »pe-

cialty. SIS Monadnock bids-: tel. Temp. 5727.

rrBLIC Stenographer: rates reasonable. 176SHaicht ft.: phones Fell IS and Page 5031.

NOTARY PUBLIC .ADDIE L.BALLOU. formerly 707 Van Ness ay.,

irmorw! to 1122 Market *t. opposite Tth.

PENSIONS xPF.NSION Attorney E. A. BULLIS. 1541 StelD^r

t=t.: past commander Tliornas post ff. A. R.

PATENT ATTORNEYSIjEWET. STRONG & CO.—Founded 1860: U. S.

end foreign patents; Inventors' guide; 100 me-'•hanlcal movements free. Merchants' Ex-.•liamr bldg.. San Francisco.

PATENTSCARLOS P. GRIFFIN, patents, late examiner

U. S. patent office. 814 (Call) C. Spreckels bid.

FRANCIS M. WRIGHT, formerly examiner U. S.pitter.t office. 825-627 Monadnock building.

DENTISTS

DRS. C W. DECKER.T. H. MORRIS. L. T. CRANE,

SUHGEON DENTISTS.1316 Sutter st. above Van Ness.

Rooms. 1-2-S-4-5-&-10.

PAINLESS dentistry—

Old established, honestreliable; reasonable prices: perfect work: free•-•oasnltatiou. VAN VROOM, 1501 Fillmore stcorner O'Farrell.

-DR. IRA G. LEEK—AII kinds of dental work.

515 FllUnore ut. near Oak.

BAIiTLETT. Dr. U. GRANT, extracting speclal-lst: gas given. 2103 Fillmore. NW. cor. CaL

DR. W. A. METER, form. Callagban bunding,now 2156 Mr.rket st. near Church an414th.

C. W. RICQARDS. D. D. S.. 205-6 Central bldg..cor. Sutter and Polk. for. Mutual bank bldg.

DR. SIMMS, formerly Parrott bldg., 555 Marketst. now located 1214 Polk cor. Sutter. r. 301.

DR. R. L. WAL&H, 572 McAllister nr. Laguna.riatinnm fillings, 50c; crown. $5; plates. $7.

DR. H. CRAIGIE—

First class dentistry at rea-sonable prices. 691 Foleom st cor 3d.

HILL,Dr. LUDLUM,1443 Market st, now at432 Webster st near Oak; gas given.

DR. J. J. LEEK, formerly 1128 Market now 524Valencia st txfrween 19tb and 20th.

CHEAPEST andl best In America, The WeeklyCall. $1 a year. . --\u25a0\u25a0^<

*PHYSICLANS

DR. WONG HTM.HERB DOCTOR.

Permanently Located.1268 O'FarreU st bet Gocgh and Octavla.

DR. GERBER, naturopathlc physician. 1253 Oc-tavia

—Eye, nervous, chronic ill*,diseases wo-

men: new taeth. ;headache, constipation, indl-gestion. cross eyes, etc. Hrs. 11-2. West 4527.

CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE. (504

Eddy st—

Hopeless Invalids healed of diseasesnroTwsnred incurable; home treatment PROF.BOUGIE. Manager.

SEE MAIN CHY.Chinese Tea and Herb Sanitarium,

719 Sacramento st. San Francisco.

DR. E. F. WEST, formerly of 611 ALeavenworth*t.Isnow at 1115 McAllister: phone Park 722.

DR. F. C.KECK returned and resumed practice.oor. McAllister and Steiner sts. Hrs. 2-4 p.m.

X-RAY and Finsen Light Laboratory,~~

999 Steiner st. corner McAllister.DR. J. H. SHIRLEY, form. Sacramento; cancer

specialist; board, room, nurse. 603 Fell st.

OPPENHEIMER CURE FOR ALCOHOLISM,2065 MARKET ST.

DR. F. THOMAS (formerly Donahue bldg.), now*16 Turk nt Tel. Franklin 1590.

PROFESSOR SHIPLEY, tape worm specialist1217 Webster st near Eddy. :\u25a0-:. :\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0

CHEAPEST and best in America. The WeeklyCalL $1 a year.

AUTOMOBILES

AUTOMOBILES FOR EVERYBODY—4 SPECIALS THIS WEEK

'06 Mitchell tourine car, 85-40 hp.Finest nmlng condition, bargain at $1,150"06 Maxwell runabout 12 hp. 2 cyLLooks like new and Just as good 600

\u25a0f<G White steamer, fully equipped andJust overhauled: a big buy at 1,250'06 Autocar runabout. 2 cyL 12 hp.Finest runabout made: a snap at 750See thf>te before they are gone.

PHENTX AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.45th st and San Pablo ay.. Oakland.

AUTOMOBILE BARGAIN.~f

1907 22 horsepower touring car, K. Winton;2 Pope-Toledo touring cars; 2 cylinder Rambler;Bufcfc and euto ear; light touring car. all lagood condition. See these snaps..

F. O. RENSTROM. 424 Stanyan st

FOR sal*—

Model "X"Winton automobile, newlypainted, thoroughly overhauled and In firstrlass condition. Further information at CraneCo.. 13th and Webster sts.. Oakland. Machinecan be seen st S2ll Frultvale ay., Frultvale.

GENTLEMAN of mature age. having completedautomobile course st Heald's school of engl-. n*erlng. would like position ss chauffeur atall times: sober, steady and trustworthy.W. H. JOHNSTON. Hotel Dale.

l»O7, PREMIERS., immediate delivery: also 2dhand Olds. Crawford. Ford, good order; stor-ere and rrealring autos specialty. Golden GateGarage. NE cor. Pell and Aahbory. West 6535.

HIRE the 1907 rtmnler landaulet a brand newclosed car. at the cost of the regular livery1

rigs Call -up \u25a0 day or "night Golden GateGarage. 1788 Fell st Pbone West 6855.

PULLMAN automobiles • for immediate deliveryon exhibition at the salesrooms of the'- BEN-STROM C0... 424 Stanyanst:, teL.Park 4.6.

ACTOMOBILESJLEPAIRED. _3176^^1?.^ 0^

PULLMAN sutoajobllf* for, immediate delivery©o exhibition at the salesrooms of the F. O.RENSTROM CO.. 414 Stanyan St.

NEW Universal Carburetors: positive guaranteeor money back. L..H. & B. I. BILL. 132Valencia st. , '.:-\u25a0'•\u25a0 \u25a0

FOR sale— Packard tonrinff oar: also^ saddle andhridle cheap. .Address 1059 65th st. (Oakland.. . \u25a0 TIRES:REPAIRED. -\u25a0 \u25a0 . "t"

t .Stevens & Faklngtoa

-Robber O>.. T.26 Po*k »t

EASTERN AUTO C0.., expert repairing, general>t..rA<tno r-rV W.trrW r«*»r*rl. 3 "!*""\u25a0