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SIX DROWNED IN COLLISION.
metropolitan Steamship Sinks Schooner
or New Haven, Conn.

OH new daVeup COun.
Stonington, Conn.-The Metropolitan
steamship H. NJ. Whitney, from New
FORK to Boston, ran down and sank
the schooner John Booth just west OF
New Haven during the night. The
Whitney rescued Captain Emmons. OF
the Booth, and the Maine, of the Ston-
ington Line, saved sailor, but the
five other men in the Booths crew and
a passenger, who belonged in Salem.
were drowned.
The schooner had been struck about
nmidships and her side crushed in.
Being granite laden she settled quick
ly and sank before boats could get near
her. One of the Maine's boats rescued
sailor named Hassell, who says be
was one of the deck watch with the
captain at the wheel. The weather
was fairly clear, but the collision, he
says, was. entirely unexpected The
schooner John Booth hailed from New
London. Conn.,, and was 414 tons bur-
den. She was bound for New York.
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occupation of the mind also tends to
keep off the melancholy feeling which
often affects the consumptive especi
ally, so the sociable atmosphere is con.
sidered to be one of the most valuable
features. In fact the absence Of SC
nany of the dreary accompaniment
Of hospital life is remarked by the
visitor, who might easily mistake the
purpose Of one Of these settlements
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are able to stand the exercise amuSe
themselves by clearing away the snow
from the verandaS in the winter,-eVen
the women handling the broom and
shovel and enjoying it. Coasting on
the hillsides is another strange recrea-
ton for those whom we call consump-
tives encouraged at the Massachusetts
institutions. Physical culture is one
of the requisites for those who are
able to attempt it, and daily a dozen
or q score of patients are put through
these simple movements under the
guidance Of perhaps one Of their num-
Der or a member Of the medical staff.
The tent life is part Of the routine
of the women in summer as we'll as of
the men. and it is an actual fact that
in Massachusetts, some of the women
have erected their own camps for win
ter. decorating the walls with posters
and photographs, ALL converting them
SUMMER VIEW OF ONE OF THE
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ease" The physician in question knew
of what he was speaking. for he has
been using fresh air for several years
as one of the principal remedies in
'Banitarium among the Pennsylvania
'hills, which has received many a
patient whose life had been ''given up"
by the family doctor, and who had
come here as last hope.
1t is truly an easy and enjoyable
way of getting well for any one who
is q lover Of nature, for the main
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into miniature Grub houses, where they
occupy themselves in conversation,
reading, sewing and various games.
These camps are unique in many re-
spects. The buildings are composed
simply sheds, having a floor to prevent
of but three sides, that facing the
south being left open. They are
the dampness from the ground affect
ing the inmates. Some forest trees
are used for posts. and the walls made
Of planks or boughs fastened to them.
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principle carried out is to get in touch
with that which is out Of doors,-to
be amid the trees. continually breath
ing the air purified by natural pro-
cesses, to exercise and eat and Sleep
if possible, with tho sky for canopy.
The medical man Of the olden time
would indeed be shocked if he could
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PROFESSORS FATAL CAT HUNT.
W. II. Detweiler, Philadelphia Teacher,
Accidently Kills Himself.

Philadelphia. Pa.-While attempting
to shoot n sick cat at Hatboro, Pa.
near here, Professor w. H. Detweiler
accidentally shot himself and died a
few hours later.
Professor Detweiler was teacher i'll
the Manual Training School in this
city, and was spending the summer
with his family at Hatboro. A neigh
Dor asked him to make away with the
cat. In crawling under a porch to
shoot the animal his foot slipped and
the revolver exploded. sending a bullet
crashing through his BRAIN
Professor Detweiler was thirty-ive
years of age. He is survived by a
widow and two children.
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Labor World.

The price Of labor in Alaska is $4.G
to $3.50 day, with board.
Planers in Holland are paid at the
rate of eight cents all houc.
Cab drivers of Paris, France, threat.
ell to strike for increased pay.
The strike Of building laborers q
Minneapolis. Mimi. is causing q de-
parture Of many bricklayers to ether
fields.
\ legal bureau has been established
b. the Chicago Federation of Labor to
fight injunction and other Court pro-
eeediEgs"
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visit one of these places, to see So
called invalids hard at work in the
forests making their camps, lolling
about in hammocks in summer with
heads uncovered. and lying muff1ed In
blankets and furs in the sunlight In
the dead of winter. with no shelter
but the blue sky above them. But
these are only some Of the ways in
which health is sought. Patients who
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Thief Returned Useless Booty.

After stealing certified and cancelled
checks aggregating S65,O0O. thief
took the trouble to restore them to the
bank, from whose messenger he stole
them on a cable car, at Chicago. The
thief left the valise with the cashier Of
a restaurant and sent a telephone mes
sage to the bank.
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lamp known. The light burns in sus
pended mantles, being, therefore abso'
lutely shadowless. 1t is said that the
light obtained from these lamps is five
times that of an ordinary electric in
candescent lamp. whereas the light OF
this gas lamp is about one-tenth the
cost of the electric light. The normal
power of the new lamp is seventy-flve
standard candles, while the consump-
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Agitation on the Milk Question.

The Agricultural Department at
Washington has issued bulletin on
the milk question. in which it says
that the agitation has done good, but
that at the same time much unneces-
sary alarm has been caused: sugses-
tions are made for the Improvement of
the milk supply.
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Cotton Trades Bad State.

The cotton trade in England is i'll
a worse state than for the last fifteen
years, in consequence of the shortncss
Of the supply of cotton. Heavy de-
mands are being made on the benefit
societies owing to the large number of
persons who are idle.
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were it not for the appearance of some
Of the patients, whose features tell too
plainly the inroads which disease has
made upon them.-From The Outdoor
Treatment of Tuberculosis" In the
American Monthly. Review Of Reviews.
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from lung trouble starting for the
health camp in the vicinity of his or
her abode, to return few weeks or
q few months later restored to health,
and able to again take up life's pur-
suits,-an era when some of the hospi-
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As they improve, an effort is made to
substitute food for the tonic. The
menu Is not limited. It includes the
usual meats and vegetables, with tea
and coffee; but, as already indicated.
milk and raw eggs are considered of
special value, and all are expected to
add these to their daily diet. Sleep Is
another essential and physical effort
Is encouraged as a promoter Of 1t. The
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The experiment of dipping 10000
steers in vats filled with Beaumont
crude oil to relieve them Of fever ticks
is in progress at Ozona, Texas. 1t is
thought that the oil will be an effective
eradicator of the ticks.
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1000 BULCARIANS SLAIN.
The Situation In Macedonia is One OF Ex-
treme Gravity.

The Situation in Macedonia is One OF Ex-
treme Gravity.
Salonica.-The Bulgarian insurgents
sustained q severe reverse at Smilovo,
1000 Of them being killed.
The insurgents to the number Of 5000
occupied a position on the heights,
which was stormed by six battalions
of Turkish troops. commanded by
Servet Pasha. After losing 1000 of
their number, the Bulgarians fled in
the face Of the heavy Turkish artillery
fire. The Turkish losses were insig-
nifcant
The Bulgarian insurgents on captur-
ing the town of Neveska. seized the
arms and ammunition Of the garrison.
levied contribution Of $4,000 on the
town and withdrew to the mountains.
The Turkish troops on their arrival
bombarded the town. but receiving no
response. they entered without molest-
ing the inhabitants.
London.-The Salonica correspondent
of the Daily Mail describes the sit,la-
ton in Macedonia as being one Of the
utmost gravity. The insurgents are
everywhere increasing in numbers and
holding their own against the Ottoman
soldiers. Anarchy reigns supreme.
In a few weeks famine must ensue,
causing untold misery. Any outrage
in the city of Salonica now would turn
the Turks into soldiers and the popu-
lace into wild beasts. The country
west of the River Varda toward the
vilayet of Ionastir is expected to rise
daiIy
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J;cltn;no Kills Three in Indiana.

Central Indiana was visited by a
severe storm Of rain. wind and light.
ming. Hugh Arnold, living near Mum
Gle: Jesse Irwin farmer of Millers-
vile. and William Enoch, of Cumber-
land, were killed by lightning.
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Swept Away by \ Ceyser.

Two women and two men who were
watching the Waimunga geyser at
Lake Potorua. New Zealand. We're
swept away by rush of boiling water
into the river.
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FOLDING
PROPELLER
BLADES

The use Of auxiliary yachts Is "om-
ing into increased vogue, for the evi.
dent reason that in them are combined
the delights of bounding along under
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THE HOLMES TENT COTTAGE.

ION three sides are double-canvas walls,
', hich may be opened by raising the upper
half of outer wall like an awning, and drop
ping the inner wall, thus making a pavilion
tent. When closed, a space just above
wainscotng CT outer wall admits air, which
enters the tent at the eaves.)
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INVERTED GAS JET
NEW SYSTEM OF ILLUMINATION OF
GERMAN ORIGIN.

A German firm has just put upon the
market new gas lamp which the IN
yentor claims excels every other gas
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All But the Right Way.

Some men try to make living In
every way except working.
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Is infectious. What the eminent saw
ant detected beneath the microscope
resulted in q radical change in the
method of treating this disease. AS
medical men have studied the various
methods, the benefit which nature
could confer in eradi"oting it has been
more and more appreciated. until the
time seems to have come when medi-
cine may be considered but an inciden-
tai in successful treatment
Z 1t may be an exaggerated prediction
to make, that twenty years hence may
see the man or woman whom the
physician has diagnosed as suffering
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MT@ I was a little over twenty
W-@l years ago that Koch dis
4 covered the minute form Of
IA-l life which has been called
N9l llslll the bacillus Of tuberculosis,
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e.N FRANcIsco cALL.

BUSINESS OFFICE Of The San Francisco
Call. corner Market and Third streets; open
tntI J. C. clock every night in the year.
BRANCH OTFICES-52T Montgomery street.
tcraer Clay: cpen until 80 ?. m
500 Hayes street; open until $3.50 p. m
t55 NcAIister street: open until Q 80 D. N
ti5 Larkln street: open until $3.50 p. N.
1914 Mission street: oDea till 10 p n
.oGi Market street, corner Sixteenth: open
C1tl p m.
iOG Eleventh street; cDen until .. m
'oeG Valencia street; open until p m
.(arthvvest ccrrer CT Tzveuty-second and Ken
.uekr streets; open Until p. m
2-lo Fillmore street: o@en until D m
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CLAIRVOYANTS.
PROFESSOR PAUL DEsTINE.

PROFESSOR PAUL DEsTINE.
The First Registered Trance Clairvoyant and
Palnist Ever in san Francisco
do hereby sOemnly agree and guarantee to
make you no charge If l fail TO call you by
name, tell your occupation and what you called
for; / promise to tell you whether husband
wife or sweetheart is true false; I Will tell
you how 20 gain the love OF the one YOU most
desire. even though miles away; in fact 1 will
tell you every hope, fear ambition better
than you can tell yourself; ! will straighten out
y yOur affairs and give you luck thae-Wns sue
cess in love. marriage. business. mining spec
ula talon. health. recovering buried treasures
lottery, employment and better positions; no
matter what trouble you may have call and 1
viii help you or charge nothing for my serv-
ices. 81 this week
~O.FARREI1, sr-326
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE-Con.

OPERATORS on overalis; no experience neces-
sary; good pay; steady work; paid while
learning. Clean. light. modern factory; ev-
cry convenience. including dressing room.
Levi Straus e Co.. 2215 Fremont st. Ap
ply MIR DAVIS.
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NINE. NJ. BERNARD.
THE FAMOUS

THE FAMOUS
ClairTOyant and business medium perna nentiv
located at Il Third St, next Examiner bldg /:
she reads your life correctly. gives an accurst a
penings and portrays events TO occur I'm the fIl-
ture. II you are in trouble discontented or not
satisfied In life. or have domestic love or busi-
ress troubles. consult this great medium and
you VIII be told how TO overcome them: valu-
able advice IN all affairs of life; 25c up- salts
faction guaranteed Tel Black 1859.
PROF. KEENE-Aszing no questions he teIIs
your name In fun. your occupation. whom and
when you viii marry. He excites the wonder
and admiration Of the most skepticaI: gives
advice on love. business and domestic trouble.
unites the separated. and restores lost affec-
ton II in doubt. trouble adversely call
this gifted medium and he will HELM YOU
Hours a m. 10 : T. m. 363 Geary ct.
ISMAR. the Egyptian gypsy clairvoyant and
palmist. permanently located at 1104 Market
St, cor. Turk: private readings daily 10 a m
10 . pm; readings by mail as satisfactory al
IN person. questions answered 81 full life
50; send lock Of hair, date and year of birth;
oont send currency. Send pOstOffice Wells
Fargo money order or registered letter.
ATTENTION-s5O If 1 fail to reveal your
name ana most important matters on your
mind without asking single question: COM
plete life readings this week through PALMS.
try, astroiogy. clairvoyance and crystal gaz-
ing, in one seance and for the same fee
NORMADO SoRTIELLY. King Of Life Read
ers, 60 Bush St, near Powell.
NINE. RAVENNA viii give full life reading
for zoe one week Fourth ST.
MRS. BROWN. clairvoyant card reader; ladies
25c; gents soc: readings daily. 132 Sixth st
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EXPERIENCED tailoress on coats; steady
work. 922 Seventh St, Market-st station,
Oakland
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SPIRITUALISSI.

ATTENTION.
MRS. DIR. CLARK
The well-known medium and clairvoyant
may be consulted on all affairs; every hidden
mystery revealed; she Will show you how 10
overcome your enemies and unite the separ-
sted: tell your entire life-past present and
future; satisfaction by mail; send stamp for
circular with special terms 343 Geary ST.
MRS. DR.. CLARK
NINE YOUNG'S convincing test circle to-
night; l0c; readings daily. 619 McAIlister.
c. Y. MILLER'S special materializfng seauce
p. m; 81; believers only. 1854 Bush St
EARLE. 1892 Ellis St hours 9:3O to 70; tel.
East 1925; seance Sunday night
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CoIored arI wife Tor Oregon. 500: =
Iaborers, factory, s. day; 4 poiler makers
helpers, 81 day; butter maker. city milk
DEPOT; mixer and butter maker Sonoma
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-.
Farmer to act as foreman on fruit ranch. $50
and found; 10 farm hands and ranch team
sters: choremen, ChOreboys. mixers and but
ter makers; 10 pru2e-s. $50 and $50 80 and
found; teamster and wife. south Sf5 and
found; cOachman, $50 and found teamsters
and laborers, city and country y..............
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WANTED-Grl for second work 1920 Ellis
st; call between and u.
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AsTHAsIA REMEDIES.

- 7 HAA sufferers. keep IN mind that A Di
Aola Asthma Remedy is the best remedy Of
ITS KIND in tie market A DI NOLA phar-
Ilacist l-45 Market ST.. corner 9th Cut Rate
drug store 1oc 25c and SOC a package
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EMPLOYMENT wANTED-MALE.


salesman with u years expe-
rience in the territory wants enSaSern ent
with good mercantile establishment Tor
Puget Sound and northern territory; mas
extended acquaintance and good references
in the city this week Address box ), Call.
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MEN-Our free catalogue explains how We
teach the barber trade in the shortest pos
sible time: BARRIERS are In great demand.
MOLER SYSTEM COLLEGE, 635 Clay ST.
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MITCHELL & co. Phone Jessie 29S1
1906 Market st. opposite Sixth
We viii sell you any house for part cash
balance monthly payments We have a large
list 10 select from. Please call and see some
OF our bargains Carriage waiting
A CAMERON Il co.. Phone South 1850
Removed to 3 Eddy st. corner Market and
Powell. If you have real estate hotels
rooming houses or business TO sell list with
Us We have customers waiting for good
investments; carriage for customers,
80 Rooms. clearing $50: low rent; make offer
TO MORRISON & CO, % Montg St. T. 40
BEAUTIFUL fiat. making its own rent: CEN
trally located: exquisite home: sacrifice for
5000 MORRISON & co. % Montg T A.
CALF Invest. * Developing Co. 7771b Mkt
Sf5l- r.; furniture and carpets new
$40 r; furniture complete: a bargain
S3oUJ-4 r.; fine furniture: clears $500
S+OOO-A r.; fine furniture: clears S4O0
NOTICING have hundreds of houses for
sale; VIII loan you money y per cent
monthly payments NJ. Z RIVES & Co.
l023 Market st
HEADQUARTERs for good lodging houses and
hotels. C w. SCHWEINHARD 917 Market
St. between Fifth and Sixth rooms 1-2.
SMALL rooming house, $50 cash; $3.50
mortgage: low rent. MCBRIDE & CO. llOi
Market st
A NICE lodging house. 9 rooms; good location:
price reasonable. Apply call office.
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draughtsmau Apply by
letter only stating qualifications and salary
expected. TO +. K. RHINES. lib jefferson
st Oakland
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WANTED-First-class hairdresser and mani
cure; good wages. Apply between and II
a. IN. at HALE Bros
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afraid of work; jack of all trades; steady
man and wants permanent place. ADDRESS
box 3SS9 Call Office Oakland
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.......%..... BIG WAGES ..........
Wood dchOppers and Tfemakers .......
..::-.....- Single Bolt Makers ...........
$50 woOdchoppers. tiemakers and shingIe bolt
makers, good ground virgin timber tools
and provisions furnished; Humboldt Mendo-
cino and other counties; big wages can be
made: reduced fares Observation-Disclosures.
..-.-....-.... HOTELS. ETC. ....-.......-.
Butcher, shop and wagon work, country $40
10 S45 and found; married butcher. $50 and
meat country; 10 cooks. other places: 8
walters. il dishwasheTs. pOtwashers and
baker small country shop -....
kitchen hands; third baker. city, S13 week.
......HUNDREDS OF OTHER JOBS.
............CALL AND SEE US............
MURRAY & READY.
.......-.. 634-63G Clay street. ....-.......
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A-Alme. Porter wonderful clsirvoyant & card
diagnoses diseases; card reading for ladies and
gents 81, palmistry and clairVoyant, 81 Re
moved from l26 Turk st. to 2}S kearny st, nr-
Bush: office 1st floor. room >; phone Red 623S.
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for the Marine Corps, U.
S. navy; ablebodied men Of good character,
between the ages Of 81 and SO; not less than
feet inches and not over q feet ! inch
able to speak and read English. For further
Information apply at the recruiting Offices,
Han 5So = 81 IA ~ z
Custom-house, 222h North Main St. Los
Angeles Cal
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YOUNG married man wishes situation; can
give best of references and cash bond; speaks
English. French Spanish and Italian G. F..
576A Sutter ST
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AsTROEOGY.
AwvuItNEYs Ar 1.

A-lROLOGH taught. horoscopes cast. PROF
L.AlNDND. bo.l. store. GO Ellis or by ma
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WANTED-Laborers and mechanics to know
that Ed ROikin. Reno House proprietor, stiii
runs Denver House. 21T Third St 80 large
rooms; 25c per night: 81 70 So per week.
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70 o. o Z
Ieamsters two and four horses; laborers,
tunnelmen. rockmen, drilers stOnecutters.
stonemasons, cooks. etc...................
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DENTISTS.

A NEW plate-the Whaebone- Cannot break;
warranted 20 yrs: crown So 80; filings, SOC;
plates. 50; full set all work painless and war
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COLLECTIOt OFFICES.

J. E. MITCHELL Carpet-cleaning and Reno
waiting Co. 240 18th St; tel. Mission q.
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BAD tenants elected for 81; collections made;
city or country. PACIFIC COLLECTION
! CO., 415 Montgomery, rooms 9-10; tel. $780,
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SET Of teeth without plate. DIR. H. G.
YOUNG. 1871 Polk st.
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MCDOWELL Dressmakiag and Millinery School
Evening class; patterns cut 1919 Market.
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CARPET HEATING AND CLEANING.

MRS. SHAFFER. clairvoyant card reader; sit
tings daily. 448la Jessie St. bet: 9th and 9th
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WANTED-Apprentices to learn hairdressing
and manicuring. Apply between and l.
n. HALE BROS.
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Contractor to pile lumber from mill. capacity
16O, COO, see boss here.
- L 4 -
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| WANTED-Treasurer as partner for theatrical
business with $500; good opportunity for
rtght party Box 10. Call.
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MISS NJ. WILLIE. $50 Ell;s St. clairvoyant
crystal seer, reads your life correctly without
questions: names given ;50c. 81 tel Sutter 1906.
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HEALD'S SCHOOL OF ELECTRICAL ENGL
NEERING-Theory, demonstration. construc
tion. laboratory and shop work: thoroughly
practical: day. night. n Post; catalogue free
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MATTRESSES AND PILLOWS.

TO order; also cleaned and sterilized; uphoI-
stery; honest work guaranteed. HOPKE
BROS, 411-413 Powell ST. Phone Bush 42l
METAL beds bedding lace curtains window
shades. HOTTER 10 Mission. tel. Main 1856
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Set teeth 81 80 Up; crowns 81 up: hllings 25c
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MISS WARD. symbol and psychometric reader,
reliable Information: never fails. 126 TURK