The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-06
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YOU'VE GIRL FOR COMPANION, 10 TO 1e;
L privilege OF working or attending school, ID,
box 80 Call Office.
GIRL TO DO GENERAL HoUSEWoRK AND
Suffer 81.
young LADY WANTED FOR LIGHT HOUSE
l. work and companion for young wdower. Adj
dress W., box 3, Call Office.
YOUNG GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUSEWoRK
and to assist with children 1880 POST ST.
WANTED, IMMEDIATELY = LADIES TO
w learn millinery; trade taught IN months
234 Taylor ST.
INEXPERIENCED SHIRT -POLISHER AND.
ia ironers. Call Monday early, American Laun-
dry, 2120 Lombard ST.
MILLINERY TRADE TAUGHT; PUPILS
w are taken in class private: terms reason
able. 25lO California ST.
A Ill LADIES HAVING FEW HOURS LES
IA ure each day should write me at once regard
ing pleasant home work which easily pays SlS
weekly; this is no deception and will certainly pay
You to investigate. Reply. with stamped envelope,
Mrs. S. A. STEBBINS, Lawrence, Mich
ERENCH ACCORDION PLEATING; TAILOR
Il made suits; 81: perfect fit. 1lS McAllisterst.
DRESsCUTrING AND DREsSM KING
~ Ladies', sure it will interest you to know
that the Mcdowell is the standard system of
dresscutting throughout the world, having received
the highest award at all the New England state
Fairs, first and highest at the Worlds Fair,
Chicago and on Y system receiving a gold medal
in California; easy to learn, most rapid TO use now
is the time to get ready for business patterns cut
families. MCDOWELL DRESSMAkING ACAD-
ENVY, 213 Powell ST., San Francisco.
GARMENTS PERFECTLY COMPLETED
VI without trying on; call and test. Lawrence
Cntting-school, 1921 Market st.
PROFESSOR LIVINGSTON's DRESsCUT-
i ting and making school all brancnsa: .Uz suffer.
MALE HELP WANTED.
300 600 aEDwooD T TrEI TO f REEp 70
On wooDCHoPPERs; PINE, OAK AND RED
~ wood, for mines: 81 % per cord; tools fur
nshed. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay.
lon SAWMILL AND WOODMEN LABOR
lOU ers etc. $50 to $50 per month and found, TO
so to-day, see boss offices; 20 laborers and
teamsters; city and country: farmers: peddler
for city, $40. MURRAY q READY, 634 and 636
Clay st.
COACHMAN, ENGLISHMAN, REFERENCES,
~ $50; gardener, German, references; $50 prl-
vate families. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636
Clay st.
IN COOKS, $25 TO $65; WATERS. $50; 2
lO waiter-b bows: 4 dishwashers, $l5 to $685. .
Japanese cooks, $25 MURRAY 81 READY, 634
and 626 Clay ST.
w ANTED-CARPENTERS, FOR CENTRAL
AmeTica: teamsters 81 6o DAY ana a 81 40
for mill and woods fare advanced; wagonmakers,
$50 and $50 and board; 10 tiemakers, good lob,
cooks, $50; walters, dShwashers and others. APP
ply to J. +. CROsETT & CO., 62S Sacramento st.
10 WOODSMEN TO GO TO-DAY, $50 TO $26
III and board; shinge-packer; brick makers.
s25 and board waiter, country hotel, $25; barber
for country; 4 laborers, lime kiln, $50 ana board:
redwood tiemakers. r.. T. WARD & CO., sos and
6l0 Clay ST.
NANTED-WAITER FOR PLAIN HOTEL,
w $25; German gardener for nursery, S25; dish
washer, 81 O week; ironer for country laundry,
$50, etc. L. ANDRE 315 Stockton st.
w himself generally useful; s25 and found. APP
ply MISS PLUNKETT, 424 Suffer ST.
SECOND COOK, S45, COUNTRY HOTEL;
y elevator-boy, $l2, city hotel HOTEL GA
ZETTE, APO Kearny ST.
n LABoRERs, 81 SO a DAY. FOR MARKET
lO ST., call o'clock: 10 laborers, $50 and beard;
teamsters. 81 Third ST., room 81.
WANTED FOR THE WOODS-3 CROSS-CUT
w sawyers, $35 and board; signaman for don
key engine, $50 and board: spool-tenter for DON
key engine; 6 swampers, so and found; rough
carpenter for sawmill, 81 90 q day. c. X. HAN
sen 4 CO., 10 Geary ST.
II FAD COOK $50; SECOND COOK, $40: SAME
IL country hotel: cook, restaurant, SO; neat
German waiter for restaurant, S25 G. r. HAN
sen & CO., ITO Geary st.
RLACKsMITH, 81 so A DAY; BLACKSMITH
c. r. HANSEN Il CO., 10 Geary st.
UTANTED-A PRACTICAL PRINTER TO
w take charge of a country newspaper. Address
Printer, box 8, Call giving experience, wages de-
NTANTED = FIRST-CLASS BUSHELMAN;
W steady work. 541 Market st.
DOY OF II OR IS TO HELP ON MILK WAC
ID on; German preferred Address 1909 Brod-
erick.
NJ ANTED AGENTS.. a. BRONQUIsT AND
w o. ANDERSON please call. WILSON, %
Kearny st.
A NO. FURNISHING GOODS SALESMAN.
"A II. ROMAN d CO., Fifth and Market SITS.
BOYS WANTED FROM l6 TO 20 YEARS OF
y age. Sacramento st.
n FOOD DTsHwAsHER, CALL FAIRLY. NEW
VI Continental Hotel, Napa and Louisiana sts.,
Potrero.
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN TO LEARN THE
w BARRIERS trade, 7U9 Davis st.
ERRAND-BoY IN WHOLESALE HOUSE.
u Address E., box 90, Call Office
DTSH WASRER-AT 1909 LARKIN STREET.
WANTED-A PRESS BOY. 40S sANsoME
w street.
WTANTED-MAN TO WASH DISHES IN Elk
w change for board, in restaurant. no Eighth.
DOY TO RUN POWER-PRESS. HANCOCK
ID BROS, Nucleus building, SCI Market st.
A n ELDERLY MAN WANTED WHO IN
~ derstands farming: reference required. Girls
Directory Orphan Asylum, Park ave and Lott st.
TIRST CLASS PRESSER ON LADIES'
Il cloaks. A. MUELLER d CO., 723 Market st.
9 EAMEN FOR EUROPE, HONOLULU AND
- all parts of the world 103 Montgomery ave.
boy WITH SOME EXPERIENCE AT LAY
ID ing off gloves, etc. FARRANT d CO., 1875
Market ST.
}NANTED - MEN TO SELL OUR GOLD
w lined signs and name plates can be read in the
dark; something entirely new. ia Howard, rm. 13.
DARTNER WITH $15 TO Pebble FRUIT
l. between 10 and II. 419 Minna st.
MEMS SHOES 15-SOLED. Acc; HEELS, 25c;
WI done in 10 minutes. 635 Kearny ST.. basement.
O-CHAIR BARBER.SHOP FOR SALE; LIV-
Il ing-rooms, rent $15. 1879 Market st.
BARRIERS ATTENTION-A SPECIAL MEET
ID ing will be held TUESDAY, August q, a. $3.50
p NJ. at 102 OFarrei ST., for the purpose of agtat-
ing the O'Clock closing movement. All BARRIERS
are sincerely requested to attend.
H. A. WOLFE, President.
NT ANTED-TAILORS TO BE AWARE OF
w the fact that NJ. SELLER q co. have removed
from 102 Stockton ST. to 100 Geary ST., bet. Gran: