The San Francisco call., 1896-07-22
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7 EARN CUTTING, FITTING AND FINISH
~ ing: 81 a week: patterns cut TO order 25c up.
Mcdowell Dressmaking School, 636 Market St
CIRL WHO SPEAKS GERMAN FOR SMALL
" family without children; wages Sl2. 1882
o'Farrell St
NJ WANTED-GIRL FOR HoUsEWoRK. GALL
w afternoon, go Sutter ST.
ExPERIENCED APPRENTICE IN TAILOR
Y lng also girl learn pants operating. POS Minna
I ADTEs-FKEE! FREE! LESSONS EVERY
- Tues, 2to 8; dresscutting- IA McAilister r 67
HAIRDRESsINCi. Csc AND 35c: MORNING
IL and eve classes; 10lessonsS 81 SO. 124S Mission.
TT HAIR-DkEssING; MANICURING Lessons
II MISS DOYLE l1sA Powell ST. and l05 Ninth
MOST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE;
zoO rooms: 25c 10 81 so per night; 81 so 10 SO
Per we.k tree 'hus and haggase 10 and rom ferrv
MALE HELP WANTED.
SECoND COOK, COUNTRY HOTEL, $50;
~ meat and pastry cook for springs. $50; pastry
cook and baker, hotel, $40; German cook, country
hotel. $50 70 $40: second cook hotel, SS5. c. K.
HANSEN q CO.. ITO Geary st.
PAILROAD LABORERS TO GO NORTH. c.
IL r. HANSEN & CO., 11O Geary st.
EARMER AND WIFE FOR FRUIT RANCH.
pau and fare advanced: farmer and wife. see
parry here; s35 to $40. c. R. HANSEN d CO.,
RATHMAN, WHO CAN SHAVE, FOR
~ springs: free shop. board and lodging, ETC., and
snoWed I to charge SOC for shampoo. c. R. HAN
sen q Co, ITO Geary st.
e WA TIERS. s35, $50, s25, AND 81 PER
" week; waiterboys SIS and s2O second
baker: German waiter. $50: cooks $50 $50 $40
paid, $50: second cook for a camp, $50. MUIR
hAf IA q READY, Leading Employment Agents,
6S4 and 636 Clay St
MACHINE BLACKSMITH, So DAY; NOUN
1tA tain
farmer and wife, S35, see boss at our office; 2
mixers; butter-makers; 20 farmers and vine
tiemakers. MURRAY & READY, es4 and eS6
Clay St. Leading Employment Agents.
< RANCH COOKS. $40: CHAMBERMAID
- and wash, SIS: mattresses, country hotels, $40
each: homework and cooking. country. MURRAY
Clay st.
WANTED-15 ITALIAN, sCANDTNAVTAN
w or German laborers for mine 81 a day and
board b tunnel men, 81 so lay and board; but
ter and cheese maker. $50 and found; Eas ern
$40 and found; teamsters, 81 so day; laundry
men, $50 and $35 and found: ook and wife. coun-
try MOTEL, $50; restaurant cooks, kitchen men and
others. Apply to ]. F. CROSETT ds CO.. 62S ac-
ranoento st.
COOK AND DISHWASHER COUNTRY
hooIH notel, $lo; scand. .nayian teamster, $50 and
BOARD miner, Burleigh drill. SO day; teamster
and WIFE $685. farm hands, $40: farmer and wife
S3O. k I. WARD & CO. sos and 610 Clay ST.
w ANTED-WAIiER FOR PLAIN HOTEL,
country, $50; man ABOUT place, private place nears
CITY $40; boy for private family: elderly man to
w ANTED-COOK FOR MINING BOARDING
w house, 500; cook for resort, near city, $50;
waters dishwashers, farmers. mixers and others.
w. ID. EVER d CO., 626 Clay 81.
O. ERMAN Ho Ell Cook, $40 AND NOON:
~ COOK, small hotel, $50 ana room hotel waiter,
SO ana room. MARTINS Employment Agency,
749 Market st,
ToURN EYMEN. BARRIERS INTERNATIoN-
o a TTnfn NJ ..1T1.
Seven: h st.
LIND MAN WANTS BOY TO TRAVEL;
must read well; VIII give good home Apply
Z. SMITH, 632 Mission ST., room 4, upstairs.
w ANTEp-2 MEN IN LIGHT WORK, SO TO
w 81 per day, to write posters: experience re-
quired; hours to 4. 500 Broadway, Oakland.
WANTED-AN ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN;
w $s to "a per day; no experience required;
hours 10 10 IL. lo49A Market st.
A DvERTTSING SOLICITOR WANTED BY A
n German daily. Apply at 633 Merchant st.
after P N.
~ ooD SHORT ORDER SECOND COOK.
" Golden Rule Restaurant, s5s Market st.
CHoEMAKER WANTED AT 5S1 SECOND
- ST.. call early.
nIsHwA HER WANTED AT EUREKA HO-
IL tel, Ais Brannan st.
DARTNER WITH 500 TO HELP IN BUTCH-
l. er shop: good outside trade. 1409 Folsom St
pARTNER IN RESTAURANT: TAKE CARE
dining-room and cash. Apply Gail Office.
WANTED BY EXPERT ACCOUNTANT
w several sets OF books to write up evenings;
also. lessons in bookkeeping given; terms mod.
crate; best of references. Address L. c., Al,
Call flee
w trade 2271a Second st.
I ARGEST STOCK OF SECOND-HAND SHOES
- on hand; shoes TO order, S3 so; hand-seweu
shoes, 50. 72619 Howard St., near Third.
T AsT, WEEK OF CLEARANCE SALE OF
II boots and shoes: will be sold any price. 63S
Market St, opposite Palace Hotel
pAKBERs-FoR EMPLOYMENT CALL SEC.
ID p. G. BARRIERS Assn. s. FUCHS. 1875 Grant ave
PARBERS PROTECTIVE UNION EMPLOY
~ ment secretary, CONRAD TRoELI4 657 Clay
Il RAkBEkS' ASSOCIATION or UAI EMPLO1-
ID ment Sec'y, z. e. Eamann. 2a9lS ~ Farrell
RARBERs-15c SHOP FOR SALE; CLEARS
Y $50 week; trial given. Apply Call Office
RARBER-SHoP. A CHAIRS. OLD STAND,
- for sale: $l25. Inquire this Office
RARBER-SHOP, REVOLVING CHAIRS; IM-
- mediate sale: departure; bargain. 517 East st.
RARBER no TAKE CHARGE OF SMALL
~ shop. 7Os Fifth ave. near Bay District.
NJ ANTED a SALESMAN WHO HAS A
w thorough knowledge of the stove and hard.
ware business, and who has had some experience
as traveller. Apply by letter. stating salary re-
CURED and references, TO q. o., box 107, Call
Office.
WANTED-FOR THE UNITED STATES
w Marine Corps, u. S. navy, able bodied. un-
married men between the ages of 2l and 80 years;
not less than 5 feet inches in height; of good
character and temperate habits; able to read
write and speak English properly; only citizens of
the United States or persons who have legally de-
clared their intentions 10 become citizens will be
accepted this important branch OF the naval
service offers special Inducements; giving oppor-
tunites to visit all parts of the on board our
new cruisers For further information apply at the
Recruit ling Office. 20 Ellis ST.. San Francisco Cal
NEW WALDO HOUSE, 7o5 MISSION, BET
~ Sd and 4th-Singe furnished rooms, night SC TO
5Ocweek ST. 10 81 5o;reading- room strctest stten-
tion to morning calls; clean; quiet: open all night
GUNNY ROOMS FROM 81 TO So PER WEEK
~ The New Grand, 245 Third ST.
w WINCHESTER HOUSE. 44THIRD ST NEAR
w Market; 200 rooms, 25 cents a night; reading
room: free bus and baggage to and from the ferry.
7 oDGINGS, sc TO l5c PER NIGHT: CLEAN
IL Continental House. 52l Pacif /, below Kearny
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w some simple thing to patents Protect your
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