The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-23

SEQ CALL, MONDAY,
MALI LELP WANTED.
WANTED-4 MINERS, So so TO So rs DAY;
w timberman and carpenter who speaks Spanish
for mne laborers for mine: men TO pull BEANS
$50; chore man for ranch. $50 and found; car
penters for city; 2 men about place 80 and $50;
boy for ranch, 81 90 and found cabinet makers.
piece work /: and others. Apply to j. +. CROSETT
d CO., 62S Sacramento st.
NO GO TODAY, JACK-SCREWERS. $50;
laborers. around mill and woods, $40, free fare;
laundryman, country; teamsters, city, $26: .
laborers. city, $26; man to contract to dry figs;
young man to finish his trade OF horse-shoeing;
cook, boarding house, $25. 4. T. WARD d CO.,
sos any $40 CLAW st.
WANTED-MAN AND WIFE FOR GENTLE
'. mans place in country: man 10 90 general
work. woman cook: good wages. Apply MISS
PLuNKETT, 424 Suffer st.
" ANTED so 2-HoRsE-sCRAPER TEAM
w STEERS for railroad work; free fare. G. 4. HAN
SEN d CO., 40 Geary st.
% LABORERS FOR TRACK-LAYING FOR
~ new road: 20 scraper-teamsters, city,
81 rs day, and board $4 so week: strawbuck
for a thrashing-machine, 81 80 day and found,
q X. HANSEN d CO., ITO Geary st.
WE PAY YOUR FARE TO THIS SAWMILL,
w 40 laborers, 8 jackscrewers. TO go to-day1 Is
men to WORK in and around wine-celars, $50 and
found, fare paid. MURRAY q READY, 6S4 and
636 Clay st.
y, ~.
W MURRAY q READY, 634 and 696 Clay st.
HOEDoWN. FIREMAN, ENGINEER, SACK
IL sewer, sack-tender, strawbuck, derrick-forker
and laborers for a thrashing outfit. MURRAY d
READY, 634 and 636 Clay st.
H0MEN AND STRONG BOYS TO PULL
W beans, etc, $40 and found; 81 fare, 81 fee;
20 farmers, orchard and vineyard hands, $40 and
RAY d READY, 634 and $50 Clay ST.
I x REDWOOD TIE MAKERS, 10 CENTS
~ each; Is woodchoppers, 81 and So per cord;
> >, coo5s 4 dishwashers, waiter To- eoatmakers.
MURRAY d READY, 634 and $50 Clay ST.
y ers and teamsters $26 and found, city and
country; young man TO drive delivery wagon,
foGn'Ty s s9o I pTi sae i country MURRAY
PARBERS-THERE WILL BE A REGULAR
- and special meeting of the BARRIERS Tuesday
evening. at 102 O'Farren ST., 8; meeting at
8: 80 sharp; business of importance will be tram
sacted. II. A. WOLFE, President.
YOUNG MAN FOR GROCERY STORE: EX-
l. perence (Cathoc); wages $40 and found. Ad-
dress g., box 81, Call Office.
WANTED-AT ONCE. FIRST-CLASS WASH
w er at Chicago Laundry, 100 Hayes st.
BARBER WANTED. 80 THIRD ST.
WANTED-BOY IS YEARS OF AGE FOR
w grocery; references. 1919 Pacific st.
WANTED-A MAN WHO rs ABLE TO
w handle horses and able to loan employer $500;
security given; good salary; steady employment
given. Address A., box IT. Call Office.
DEW PICK AND SHOVEL MEN; QUARRY.
i Corbett road, near Eighteenth st.
WANTEp-YOUNG MAN WAITER. 1905
w Valencia st.
MANIC ATTEND CASH COUNTER IN RES
w taurant; can clear $50 per month; must have
$125 Room 10, % Kearny st.
~ GOD BARBER, YOUNG MAN. PIT. LOBOS
VI ave., opposite Geary street carhouse.
WANTED : COATMAKER ON CUSTOM
w coats at COZ Minna st.
w ANTED-GOOD SECOND COOK, AT 43
w Second st.
V DUNG MEN TO LEARN TELEGRAPHY;
l. day or evening; practically taught; typewriting
Tree. b4O Clay ST., cor kearny
WANTED-YOUNG MAN TO LEARN THE
w barber trade. 427 San Pablo ave-, Oakland.
0O WILL START YOU IN BUSINESS. CALL
DA 422 Mnna ST., IL 10 /.
GOOD TAILOR WANTED ON CUSTOM
" coats. 730 Howard st.
w street.
A GENT WANTED FOR 342 McALLISTER
II ST.. Golden Gate Dye Works.
DOR sALE-GOOD BARBER-sHoP. s31
j. Geary ST.; going East
RARBER-sHoP: GREAT BARGAIN: 800
ID will buy well-located and paying 3-chair shop.
BARRETT d CO., S651s Market ST.
IN CLASS COATMAKER FOR
w country. Apply BAUMGARTEN, Mont
gomery ST.
WANTED-RELIABLE AGENTS TO SELL
w real estate on installments: good commission.
Address with reference, Realty, box 119, Call.
WANTED = FIRST-CLASS DREsS-GooDS
w salesman. Apply to WEINSTOCk, LUBIN IL
CO., 523 Market St., room z, Monday, between
i and P. NJ.
w dle-aged man: permanent employment must
have $40 cash. F. D.. box III, Call Office.
WANTED = FIRST CLASS DRY GOODS
w wrapper Address, sta ing age experience,
sal nd +. G.. i Z. office.
1.-TWO STEADY ACTIVE MEN AS SOLICIT
ors: good pay. English Remedies Co. 8 Eddy st.
MEMS SHOES 10 SOLED 4Oc; LADIES' 35c,
I1 done in 10 minutes. $50 Howard st.
COX CLAY ST.: NEW MANAGEMENT;M MOST
OOO substantial 5-cent meal in the city.
4 GENTS TO TAKE ORDERS FOR CUSTOM
n shirts; city or country; experience not neces-
sary. o. herman, 769 Market st.
MOZART, $40 ELLIS, ROOMS csc TO SOC
Il night, 81 25 to SIS week; reading rooms.
IL INCHEsTER HOUSE. A THIRD, NEAR
w Market 200 rooms; 25c night: readingroom;
free bus TO and from the ferry.
M HAT CHEER HOUSE, 529 SACRAMENTO
w St: 100 outside rooms; best spring beds; single
rooms, zoe day; 81 a week; meals, l0c.
D p RYAN, ANATOMICAL AND THEAT-
L rcal boot and shoe maker, l17s1a Mission St.,
cor. Eighth.
pARBERs, FOR EMPLOYMENT CALL SEC.
ID BARRIERS Assn, IL Seven h. H. SCHEUNERT.
WANTED-15 MEN TO TRY OUR SQUARE
w meals for 10c SO Third st.
THE RAILROAD HOUSE, 533 COMMERCIAL
L ST., below Montgomery; single rooms 15c night,
25c for two; best and cleanest house in town.
ONE RELIABLE GENTLEMAN OR LADY IN
" every town to introduce our goldined luminous
signs, doorpiates and house numbers; can be read
in the dark: something entirely new; without
exception the finest Dcst and most attractive plates
ever manufactured; samples, with any name, in
erpon or house n m 81 nea
10c: incose stamp for particulars. Luminous
Plate Company, III Howard St., 5. F., Cal
MEMS SHOES 1a-soLED, 4OC; HEELS, 25c;
wi done in Is minutes. 635 Kearny st.. basement.
LREE COFFEE AND ROLLS. 704 SANSoME;
Il single rooms 15c, zoe night, 81 week.
(VAN1ED-MEN WHO DO NOT RECEIVE
w their wages 10 place accounts with us law and
commercial collection; no charge unless successful.
KNOX COLLECTION AGENCY, ITO Suffer, r a.
pest PLACE IN CITY FOR SECONDHAND
- shoes, 1863 opp. Howardst. Theater or l29
Sixth ST.: misft shoes bought or exchanged.