The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-20
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HELP wANTED-CONTINUED
Man AND WIFE, COUNTRY; WAITER, FARE
WI paid: dish-washer; second cook; bartender. J.
b. MILAN, 622 Clay ST., Room 2 Its
(NLERKS SEEKING POSITIONS AS Statesmen,
~ salesladies, copyists,
OBTAIN them CerKs. bureau. 3Oo Nearby, H. l. ~ =
GOOD BAR.KEEPER; COOK 500 WAITER,
VI restaurant, $35; walters, hotel, $S5; Young
man for private family, $50; bed-maker, SO;
dish-washer, $25. yoNDERHEIDT 81 CO.. 227
Post st. IT.
OVEKSLEEPERs CAN GET AN ELECTRICAL
~ alarm at R. G. WENzEL, warch-maker, GOT
Montgomery st. au2O I'm
WANTED-A MARINE ENGINEER ON BAY
w steamboat; must be sober. steady and reliable:
this office. au2o Ats
HONEST MAN, WITH LITTLE CASH. FOR
Il small profitable business. SIS Pacific St 20 3t+
YOU'VE GERMAN AS PORTER IN A RETAIL
L store. 1415 Stockton st. au20 IT.
"a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Is TO 10 YEARS;
', must have unquestionable references as to hon
us Suffer ST. an20 2t*
GOOD WAITER, USED TO COZ FEE~HoUSE
" work; SO week. 6l2 Kearny st. Its
CARPENTER; CALL EARLY. 745 HARRISON
~ street, It's
e LABoRERs, 81 10 DAY. A. o. HARRISON,
HELPER AND FINIsHER IN CARRIAGE
IL shop. 1859 Howard st. It's
FIRsT-CLAss OPERATOR ON CLoAKs; GOOD
y pay. Sal Market st. Room H. Its
7 UNCh WAITER AT 25s FIRST ST.
TEAMsTER, WAGES 50; FOR SAND WAGON
Apply at Polk and Vallejo SITS. to-day before 8
A. M Its
RoY TO FEED GORDON PRESS; 81 PER
- week. AZ Fremont st. Its
Roy WANTED TO BLACK BOOTS AT Io5
u Fourthst lt*
1 IRST-CLASS CARRIAGETR1MMER, ALSO
-. l. boy l6 to l8 years old, TO learn blacksmith
trade; short distance in the country: good home
German preferred Apply 1112 Mission st. lt~
Coon, SMART DIsH-wAsHER. 3SS SIXTH
RoL. ITO LEARN BARBER TRADE. s2s
"a ANTED.-A GOOD BOY TO LEARN THE
w cigar trade. 904 Larkin st. Its
ROY T LEARN UPHOLSTERY; EXPERIENCE
u preferred. A v. HESKo. $50 Suffer st. 1t-
w ANTED-AN ACTIVE MAN WITH SOME
well; the work is light and the profits are large.
Call on G. wHIrCoMB, 783 Market st. it,
w ANTED-PARTIEs WITH 81 CAPITAL TO
w peddle article of ready sale Apply 734
Montg'y, Rm 10. from TO 10 An. TO Pm. 20 rs
O7S PER MoNTH-STEADY MAN WANTED
Eddy ST. au2O 2t*
L ("Actual Business') with first lesson 40 writing
lessons, 50: bookkeeping So month. BURGESS
BUSINESS COLLEGE, b2S Montgomery staul6 ~
WANTED-1O LABoRERs. 1912 DOLORES
w ST., nr. Twenty ninth aulS tt
w ANTED-FURNIrUK SALESMAN WHO IN
W derstands instaliment trade. Apply p, Box
157, CALL Branch Office. aul9 st
HARBERS WANTED-FRANK, Is MASON ST.,
~ Room 3. aul9 2t*
DoY OF l6 TO MAKE HIMSELF USEFUL IN
- - merchant tailor-stors. j. GoRDAN. 1924 Mar
ket St aul9 2t* =
" ANTED-sTEADY MAN AS PARTNER FINE
w saloon small capital; help wanted more than
money. MORGAN, 23S Kearny st. aul9 2t*
RARBER-SHOP AND CIGAR-SToRE; ALSO
u other shops for sale In every part OF city and
country from $40 up FRANK, - Mason. R. 3. 10 -
EIRSr-CLAss TAILOR SHOP VERY CHEAP.
A 2ll12 Geary St. in the rear. au1S ITS
RARBERS wANTED-8 FOR COUNTRY AND
~ for city. Sec J. b. L., 46 o'Farrell St auls 3t*
RARBERs-sHoPs IN STOCKTON. PErALUMA,
=; - Hing City Ukiah Nisaiia for sale cheap DECK
ELMAN BROS, 40 o'Farrell ST. anlS 3t*
CHOEMAKER. SHOP CHEAP: RENT So; Es-
~ tabiished 20 years. CALL Branch. aulS 3t*
NATTER FIRST CLASS. COMMERCIAL
'. notel, cor Montgomery ave and Kearny. l6 IT
A GENTS TO SELL THE FAMILY BUTTER
"a Case; quick seller; big discount; housekeepe rs
buy at sight 1904 Market ST. aul6 1t
CLERKS, BooK-KEEPERS, STENoGRAPHERS
" obtain positions los Stockton, Room y. 1915
w ANTED-ALL PERSONS SEEKING EMPLOY
W ment to call at 80 Ninth ST. auI3 l4t~
A DYICE FREE. READ AID. PERSONALS CIV
n HOW E & CO., attorneys-lt-law. $50 Market. If
SEAMEN AND ORDINARY sEAMEN WANTED
- at Shipping Agency. BIZ Pacific. aus I'm
w at 3l3 Pacific st. jal6 II
SINGLE FURNISHED ROOMS I5c NIGHT.
SLlndel House, cor. Sixth and Howard. jyllt If
WANTED-MECHANIC WHO WISH TO SAVE
W money; you can purchase merchant tailor
made dress suit for $50 made by frst-class mer-
cnant tailor Tor $40. ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOTH
Ing fAkLORS, cor. Post and Dupont SITS. iy29 u
"A ANTED-5O0 MEN, HOWARD AND THIRD,
W basement,Bee Htve,tO eat free home cooked not
luhch with beer or wine, &c; open day and night tt
f0 MEN FOR BEST COFFEE, CAKES, STEM.
~ hamburger corn beef and cabbage, pudding;
each "a cts "A Fourth St aus I'm
100 600 MEN WANTED TO LOAN MONEY
dealing. UNCLE JACOBS. 6l8 Pacidc st. aai Il
+ AKERs, CoNFECTI0SERS AND CAKE
- bakers Parties wishing help call at Bakers
Labor bureau, 1870 Seventh st. jy23 If
w ANFkD-A MAN TO CALL ON Us AND
Jewelry Company. 20 o'Farreli ST. jeJ GIN
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ID complete from the earliest period to the present
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GENTS WANTED TO SOLICIT FOR POR-
n traits In all styles of the art; liberal commits
sions. Room AZ. Donohoe Building, lI70 Market
street. aul3tt
w ANTED-IN EVERY TOWN ON THE PACIFIC
w Coast, agents; live men can make $50 a week.
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cent profit; one agents sales amounted to $500 in
SIX days; another, So in two hours; want one
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tory For terms and full particulars address THE
MONROE ERASER MFG. CO. La Crosse wis. Ii tt
FUHSITURE WANTED.
"a ANTED-ALL OR PART OF GOOD FURNI-
w ture Broom house; must be bargain. Address
Furniture, Box $50. CALL Branch Office. aul9 2t+
M j. SIMMONS 4 Co, AUCTIoNEERS, WILL
W buy your furniture, pianos and books. 1857
Market st. ap9 tf
McCABE l2s FOURTH ST, PAYS THE HIGH
IVA est price for furniture, stoves ranges carpets
HIGHEST PRICES FOR STOVES. CARPETS,
II furniture. AFPLE& ISAACSoN, 1910 Howard
HIGHEST PRICE FOR STOVES, RANGES AND
II furniture. URRY'S. 1855 Third ST. je2I 3m
II ture GALLAGHER, 124l Market, Ninth. II
II. Room 81, Murphy building. Will buy or sci
your household furniture for cash. lett
A LARGE QUANTITY OF SECONDHAND FUR
u nituTe wanted 20 per cent paid more than else
where. MALONE, 1875 Fourth st. new store moot
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