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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-15
SALEM
SOCIAL
EVENTS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Prof. Parvin's Recital.

The last two of Prof. Parvin's inter
esting recitals were given yesterday
AT 3 o'clock fine program was given
consisting of 10 instrumental mum
bers, which were all very much appre
ciated. Thoce taking part were the
misses Roberta Bond, Isadora Wi
mans. Vera Kitchen, Elsie Pearmine
Theresa Collins, Jennie Williams Dor
gan and Mrs. Churchill, Mrs. Stone
Mrs. Brown and Mr.. Evans.
AT s o'clock p. m. occurred the
graduating exercises, which were very
interesting. The first number on the
program was Grand Duo-Norma Fan
tasia," played by Mrs. Louise Myra
Stone and Mrs. Julia Churchill, which
was well received. Allegro, Santa
Op 2S," was beautifully rendered by
Miss Roberta Bond. Miss Winans
played the Hungarian Rhapsodie No.
6" a difficult piece of music, in per-
feet time. Miss Nina Johnson then
favored the audience with a vocal
solo, entitled "a Gypsy Maiden l."
which was received with great ap-
plause, and she was obliged to re-
spond to the encore, which was also
very good
Mrs. Louise Myra Stone then played
"Rhapsodie D'Auvergue," which was
certainly the best number on the pro.
gram, and was rendered In faultless
style. Rev. Frank A. Powell then in.
troduced the class, which consists of
Louise Myra Stone ana Theresa Ger
trude Collins, of Albany, post-gradu.
ates, and Miss Roberta Bond, Of AL
bany who graduates from the artists
course.
Rev. Powell gave short, but in
teresting address to the class, after
which DR.. Parvin awarded the well.
earned diplomas
The last number on the program
was an Overture Semiramade," and
was rendered In grand style and per.
feet time by six Of the pupils. First
piano Miss Collins and Mrs. Stone;
second piano. Mrs. Churchill and Miss
Dorgan; third piano, Mr.. Evans and
Mrs. Brown.
The auditorium of the Unitarian
church was filled with an appreciative
audience. who were more than
pleased with last nights entertaln-
ment.
The ushers for the evening were
Mildred Bagley, Gertrude Erixon.
Vivian z. Brown, Vera Kitchen, Mabel
DeLong, Alma Nye, Elsie Pearmine,
Jennie Williams ami Katie Bait.
Flower girls. Mary Frisbee, Berniee
Sauter and Hazel Erixon.
oratorlcal Recital.
Last evening, at the First M. e.
church, the pupils of Mrs. Sara Brown
Savage gave a very interesting enter
Lainment. "An Evening with Modern
Those taking part were
Mary Solomon, Gertrude Johnson,
Alma Hewitt. Eva Marlatt, Win
iifred Duncan, Vera Kitchen, Wal.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-15
pr. Coleman TaIks.

The Salem Eugene baseball game
tomorrow will be q hot one.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-15

F. p. TallSington is spending sew
eral days in Portland.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-15
Miss III We'll /

| think not. Queen Esther, in regal
splendor will be here Friday and Sat.
urday night; s5c, 50c 75c.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-15

be for the dealers and their patrons
all to meet at the city hall, make
Prof. Drew chairman, and then and
there settle the matter. He doesn't
believe in doing this without the con.
sent of the governed, and inasmuch
as Prof. Drew has shown great liber-
ality in his suggestion, believes in
meeting him more than half way.
He agrees with Prof. Drew that one
man power. the effort Of the few to
dictate to the many, is not right, and
therefore suggests that the matter
be thrown wide OPEN He would even
be willing to trust all the people OF
the town on the question. In fact,
he says, we have a local option law
which gives the community a right
to vote any matter with reference
to saloons up or down, and is in fa'
vor of letting the whole community
have a hand in It,
Or. Coleman Talks.
DIR. ]. H. Coleman, president of VIII
lamette University, when called upon
at his residence by aJournal reporter,
said: 81 have been absent for sew
eral weeks, and do not know what
has caused this agitation. have al
ways made 1t a rule to never interfere
in local affairs, and Mr.. Drew and my
self have never discussed this matter.
Whether he has talked with other
members of the faculty or the trus
tees 1 do not know, but do not be-
lieve that he has. have nothing else
to say in greard to it,"
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-28
SPECIAL NO. >.

ELEGANT, new, modern downtown house
OF 5O rooms: hot and cold water; electric ele-
vator; steam heat: in splendid neghborhOOd,
contiguous to theaters, the best restaurants
and the leading retail establishments OF san
Francisco; the furnishings of the best.
consisting of oak. enameled iron and brass
beds, Brussels and Administer carpets and Gle
CANT hangings: lease for years; clears S4OO
month suitable terms.
MARION GRIFFIN. rn. 4O6 Examiner bldg.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-28

SECOND sight is the clairvoyant power Of
foretelling the future. MRS. CORLISS has
been called to accept this as her life work
by the insistence of what she calls The
Forces She is both clarvoyant and clair
audient. She sees and hears what you do
not see and hear. Her work in the past has
been nothing short of wonderful. If 1t is
your desire to come in touch with a genuine
clarvoyant OF sterling character one who
is educated refined, sincere, earnest and
holds as sacred her priceless gift OF medium
ship she will give you psychometric read
ing by mall As this work constitutes
tax upon the energies of the true psychic
fee of 81 must accompany every ten ques-
tions Address Iona 6CORLISS 1907 Lar
kin ST.. room 81. San Francisco.
PERSONAL READINGS-$2
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LODGING HOUSES FoR sALE-cen:
MARION GRIFFIN.

456 Hearst building. over Examiner entrance
Modern business methods in fine front ofnces'
Phone Black 1907. or take elevator TO 4th floor
UD-to-date title abstract free with every saie-
We do business strictly according to law
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CORNER fat 5 rooms: rent $50: ) rooms
rented Tor $52: splendid bathroom; new poTce-
lain bathtub; price only $3.50; $3.50 down
Ask for Scott Griffin with Marion Griffin
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-28
EnEnr 40 %


BEST furnished 30-room house in this city.
BEST laid out 30-room house in this city.
NEW building; central; 3-year lease.
HOUSE now clears about $500 month
Ask for F. L. Smith with MARION GRIFFIN.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-28
SPECIALS NOS. 6 AND I

21 rooms for sale because OF family troubles :;
worth $500; will sell for $1,000; low rent;
clears $75 month. which can be greatly in
creased; roomers all mechanics, good, honest
neonle; mortgage ($9G0 may be paid of or re-
main.
No. =
16 rooms. > blocks north of Market; strictly
respectable; rent $40: clears SOS: running wa
ter in each room; we'll furnished: price $145O;
mortgage $1,000 may be paid off or remain.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-28
LoDGING-HoUsEs FOR SALE.

A. CAMERON & co. Phone South 1850
3 Eddy ST.. cor. Market and Powell.
Headquarters for roomlng- houses, hotels anG
all kinds Of business chances.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-28
CLAIRVOYANTS.

A GREAT CUT IN PRICES.
Call at once and 81.
His former IS readings this week for
81 81 81 81. 81 81. 81. 81. 81. 81.
no CHARGE NO CHARGE
Unless you obtain the information for which
You consult him.
(You to be full judge)
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-28
SPECIALS Nos. s AND 0.


HERE'S YOUR CHANCE If you act quickly
NEW. MODERN house of 45 rooms
NEW FURNITURE; in good location
LEASE for years at a low rental.
ROOMING-HOCSE full of nice people.
ALL you need to nay down is 5000.
No. Q.
NOW is your opportunity Gf taken advan-
tage OF at once) to purchase one of the finest
100-room apartment houses in San Francisco:
the price is nominal for such a house; excep-
tional1v well located: beautifully furnished
throughout; long lease at $5 room: the
very best bargain. which we will prove to you
II will investigate
Ask for s. NJ. Snyder with MARION GRIFFIN.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-28

Read carefully. An honest proposition
do hereby solemny agree and guarantee
To make no charge II fail to tell your name
occupation and what you called for; / prom
ise TO tell you IL husband, wife or sweetheart
is true or false: tell whom and when you
will marry in fact / will tell every hope
fear or ambition better than you can tell
yourself; l restore lost affections. reunite the
separated, cause happy marriage, make you
successful in life cure disease and lost vital
ity. develop mediums. give advice on mines
and buried treasures and insure YOU success
or charge nothing for my services; 10 a. m
TO D. m: Sundays to.6
$50 Farrell st.-326
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-28
SPECIAL no. 3.

SPECIAL NO. 3.
HIGH-CLASS house of II rooms, near SUIT
ter st; we'll furnished throughout clears SI5;
references given and required to person who
appreciates a QUIET HOME, a choice location
and sound business proposition, this house
will strongly appeal.
Ask for H. w Peck with MARION GRIFFIN.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-28

UNITARIAN Church (Second) corner Twen-
ticth and Capp sts- Take Mission or Va
lencia street car.)-The Rev. Jay William
Hudson. minister: residence. 500 Capp st.
The Sunday school meets at 9:45 O. clock, Mr.
". c. Maxwell, superintendent At the
morning service at II o'clock the Rev. Jay
William Hudson will preach. Subject. The
Relation Of Modern Fiction 10 Religion
Evening service at Z As. with lecture by Mr.
Charles A Murdock. Subject. Civil Service
Reform and the Merit System The public
cnrriallN u-eIconle.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-28

An exceptional opportunity to double your
investment. for subdivision some go acres
bounded three sides by electric lines; front
ing over 5000 feet a boulevard: pro-
posed transcontinental railroad right of way,
and through electric train service connecting
Lar ge cities and towns; convenient to San Fran
cisco: lies perfectly rich soil: unexcelled eli
mate; the last undivided plat Of its kind; cuts
into over 700 lots; expensive street work
required; near schools and churches; in the
midst Of pretty homes; price $45, 500: good for
a $50. 600 bank loan: owners will not renew
cur short option; requires immediate investi-
get:on; parties ready TO take interests will
sell to buyer; plan is to dispose of
land within six months.
WISEMAN. HOLCOMB e. YOUNG,
314 SAN PABLO AVE. OAKLAND, CAL. J
MAIN 503.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-28

UNITARIAN Church CFirsO. sw. cor. Geary
and Franklin sts.-Rev- Bradford Leayitt,
minister. Rev. Bradford LeaVitt and Rev
Christopher Ruess, supts. Of sunday school
Junior church and Sunday school are at 10
o'clock. Sunday service is al II o'clock. Mr.
Lesvftt Will preach; subject. The Kingdom.
Music by quartet. under direction Of II.
Bnetherick. Organist All are cordially in
vitel.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-28
SPECIAL No 10

SPECIAL NO. 10.
90 ROOMS $3.50: rent $40: electric lights in
all rooms: lease II desired: north OF Market.
MARION GRIFFIN. rm. 4O6 Hearst bldg.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-28

ISMAR, the Egyptian gypsy. clairvoyant and
palmist, permanently located at 11O4 Market
St, Turk: private readings daily. 10 a
m. to p m; readings by mail Satisfac-
tory In person: 3 questions answered, 81;
full life So; send lock of hair date OF year
Wells-Fargo money order or registered letter.
THE only original Roman Gypsies in the city:
palmists. clairvoyants. card readers. trance
mediums: have given readings to 10, 900
people in san Francisco since arrival;
MRS E. M. SANDERS
Pslmist and psychic; advice business
teacher of mental suggestion and the new
thouSht 1000 Sutter St Phone 25eS Polk
Evenings and Sundays by appointments.
MISS ZEMDAR. young. gifted clair & palm
1 correctly treat your love affairs. domestic
trouble, bus. and financial success; names:
L.. soc; G.. 81 ia Franklin. c. C. ave
SEE the great revelations on page 34 By
ISMAR. the Egyptian sesress.
MISS NJ WILLIE. crystal seer. life reader;
life; special. 81 this week only. 46O Geary.
A-Mme. Ravenna reads life: business advice:
names given; 25c up. 5 4th ST., near Market.
NINE. MARsEAU. card reader; ladies 2Se:
gents soc; hours 1 to o. 40 Sixth ST.
OLDEST lady palmist and card reader in clty.
2614 Kearny. room 20: ladies' 25c: gents. soc
MISS WARD. clairvoyant. OF Market. rooms
11-1:; gives dates. names. facts; hours 11-9.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-28

SPIRITUALISM.
SEE tire great revelations or page "a, by
ISMAR, the Egyptian seeress.
MRS DR. MARTIN wonderful spiritual healer
and business medium readings daily. 81; de-
veloping class Thursday p m. SO2 Eddy St
ELISE BRAUN renowned English psychic. Ny
readings demonstrate my wonderful powers
SS6 Bush st.
MRS ELSIE REYNOLDS. materializing seance
to-day > p m. 50c- 32S Ellis St
MRS. LESTER, 325 Turk St; life reader bust
ness medium; read. daHy;cir. Tues. &Thur- 2Sc
c. V. MILLERs Mother Sadies materializ-
ing seance to-day, 1 o'clock; 81. 1OS4 BUSH
EDWARD EARLE. 1852 Ellis. readings daily.
$50 to 4: seances Sunday and Thursday
PROF. FRED EVANS. noted clairvoysnt and
slate-writer 1112 Eddy st. Phone Scott SS1.
NINE FRANCIS. a truly gifted medium also
card reader. 10 Sixth ST., room 10.
c. WILBUR DEAN. phenomenal seance Tues
day eve March 1. 1882 Ellis St
MATERIALIZING seance Sunday evening. SOC.
32S Ellis St; o'clock.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-28
EDUCATIONAL


NIGHT AND DAY SCHOOLS for men and
working boys; instruction from the NTH
grade to preparation for the university; day
school or interest to all men; business meth
ods a speciality; personal attention giveni
thirty instructors: private coaching: night
law school; instructors from University OF
California and Stanford University: indus
trial classes; men have the advantage OF our
extensive engine room; complete plant. boil
ers. dynamos. engines, pumps. etc. electrt-
cal engineering. assaying; students have all
other privileges OF the association IL desired;
international certificates given to students !
completing the courses and passing the eXan1s
nations; young men, strangers coming to 20
city directed to good homes: association an
ployment agency for all graduates OF four
school; the beneficial influence of a great
moral institution; our work is indOrsed b all
the leading business and professional men OF
the city; our educational work accredited BY
more than lis universities and colleges In the
United States; mechanical, freehand draw
ing; naval architecture stenography type
writing and other specialties: advantages over
other schools. tuition less instruction supe-
rior; We are not in business to make money.
put 10 make men especially advantageous
to young men coming from the interior. Call
OF write for descriptive catalogue the Youns
MEMS Christian Association Institute %
Practical Education for Men and Boys II. j.
Mccoy. General Secretary. san Francisco.
Address all communications to LIE ROY
BURNS SMITH. Educational Director.
AYREs the leading business college 723 Mar
ket St; established IS years; life scholarship.
$50: bookkeeping. shorthand touch typing.
arithmetic. spelling ETC.; positions secured;
and furniture January l Catalogue free.
WRITE to California Business College for in
formation concerning February club dis
count: on moving into our new and elegant
building we want 500 students: come and
join the great school OF the West: 15-pag5
catalogue 9O1 -925 Golden Gate ave-
THE Lyceum. an accredited preparatory school
for the university law and medical colleges:
ref. President Jordan or any Stanford profes-
sor: day and evening session. Phelan bldg
HINMAN'S Academy a thorough school OF
dancing. established 20 years. 1412 Polk ST.
between Pine and California; both adult and
ehildren's classes now open for the season.
HEALDS BUSINESS COLLEGE. "a posi-. g.
F.-Bookkeeping. shorthand touch typing
languages. telegraphy. English branches: day
and night sessions: illustrated catalogue free.
A LARGER and better school than ever. enter
at once II you desire good POSITION: Gregg
shorthand. Ellis bookkeeping. 5 F. Business
College. 1886 Market st.
ATTEND Gallagher Marsh Business College on
advice Of official court reporters and be com
! petent stenographers. 1882 Market; catalog.
WESTERN Business College Odd Fellows bid.
bookkeeping. shorthand touch typinx arith.
spelling. writing. etc; day eve.; 81 mo.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-28

FIRST Baptist Church. Eddy ST, near Jones
Rev. l. J. Lawyer viii preach at II a m.
Bible school, l. 80 p. m; Rev. Thomas BOYD
conducting Decision day" services. Chris
tion EndeaVOr 6:30 d. Sermon. 80
=. n, by Rev. Thomas Baldwin. Prayer
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-28
SPECIAL. No IL

SPECIAL NO. II.
10 ROOMS. NE. CORNER north Of Market
rent $40: fine location: rooms nicely fur
nished and roo72s rented unfurnished; price
cut TO $500 y cash
MARION GRIFFIN. rnl. 4O6 Examiner bldg
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-28

PAUL DESTINE,
The first registered trance clairvoyaut and
PaImist ever in San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-28
CHURCH SERVICES.

FIRST Methodist Church, Powell and Wash
ington sts-Edwin F. Brown. the pastor
VIII lresch. Morning subject, The Chris-
fisn's Confidence" In the evening revival
services will commence and continue through
ont The week Good music. hearty wei
come all.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-28

THIRD Congregational Church Fifteenth st.
near Mission-Rev- William RAIDER. pastor
Pastors residence 32S Haight st; phone
Park S29. IL a. m. The Law Of the High
er Relations 1.3O p. m. rs Suicide
SIM"
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-28

7-roon fiat; rent $40; oak furniture; good
carpets; sickness; price $3.50.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-28

BOARDING FOR CHILDREN.
children would like one or two to board 1854
Howard st.
A GERMAN lady would like to board child 3
years old. 316 Prospect ave-, mr.. Cortland
A LITTLE girl to board. 2214 LarkiA st
LADY wants to take care OF one child; good
home. Address IA Lily ave.
TEHAMA. PIT Lady wishes child to board;
good home; sunny yard.
WOMAN wants child to board; good home;
mothers care. 3491a Minna st.
WANTED or children to take care Of.
80 Howard ST. city.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
A-sIoOO; PHONOGRAPH parlor and shooting
gallery, averaging about so so per day; ex-
penses about IS per day: will sell or trade
for lodging house. See r. G. WILKE, 2611
kearny st.
A-$12OO; COFFEE saloon and bakery in choic-
est location rent $50; daily receipts about
$50: a good business but sickness of owner
compels him to retire. Particulars r. &.
WlLKE, 2eh Kearny st.
A-Ss5o; CORNER cigar stand. close to Market
and Stockton SITS; rent $15; splendid loca-
tion and rare business chance. See r. c.
WILKE. 2615 kearny st.
A-s225o; STEAM laundry and property;
equipped with latest machinery, wagon. etc. !;
no opposition: in thriving country town about
75 miles from this city; rare chance. For
particulars r. G. WILKE, 26h Kearny.
A BAKERY across the bay. with lot 5ox1oo
house OF rooms. stories; horses wagon.
etc; price $1,000: not all cash required; a
good business. Call r. G. WlLKE 2o71
Kearny st.
A-S75O; SALOON: estab. many years; years
lease; rent 500; located close to Kearny and
California sts.; elegant fixtures; good busl-
and a bargain. that's ALL See K. u
WILKE, 2GlR Kearny st.
$4,000: CORNER saloon. with lease; large
cellar; card and private rooms; kept by
owners for years; fullest investigation
Hcted See r. G. WILKE. 261s Kearny ST.
As $1,000: GRILL room and cafe; the leading
establishment in Oakland; close to theaters;
rent $50 and frst-class paying business;
other investments only cause OF sale. See
2 G. WILKE, 2GA Kearny St
A-s12oo; BAKERY. estsb. years and kept by
per day: daily sales $45; living rooms. Call
r. G. WILKE 2612 Kearny ST.
A-sl25O; DELICATEssEN and dairy produce
store; close to Market and Stockton SITS. !;
large stock; clears at least $3.50 per month;
full value in sight; splendid offer. See K.
G. WILKE. 26la Kearny st.
$500; BRANCH bakery and candy store.
with living rooms; daily receipts about $40;
choicest location in the Mission. See X u.
WILkE, 2613 Kearny st.
A-$22OO: SALOON, with lease. estab. years;
vicinity Fourth st. Market and Stockton;
place speaks for itself; all particulars. R
G. WILKE, 261a Kearny st.
Assoc; GROCERY and bar with Is fur
nished rooms; years lease; rent $65; a
business where man and wife easily
clear $500 per month. Particulars r G.
WILKE 261A Kearny st.
A-s45O; FURNITURE store on Valencia st.
with large basement. living rooms; rent
S22 80; investigate this cheap offer and
great bargain. r. q. WILKE, 2612 Kearny.
A-S3O0O: COAL. hay and grain yard; on Geary
St. rent $40 lease; horses wagons; busi
ness estab. years; investigate at once; rare
chance. Call r. C. WlLKE. 262 Kearny st.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-28
cz1RoaRAPHY AND GRAPHoLoaY.

THE wonderful science of reading true char
acter disposition. mental and physical quail
tiles from autographs signatures and com
mon handwriting in classical and modern
languages Of mankind; the past and present
habits, ways and desires Of dear or inter
ested persons correctly predicted and de-
scribed; send SOC in stamps with the Original
autograph OF letter (several words are sufh-
Cient) without the authors name with your
own address and receive satisfactory. true
biography and confidential answer with the
autograph in return mail Letters address
kindly to "GraDhOlOEy." 2j4 C'henery ST.
san Francisco Cal
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-28

NINE NJ BERNARD. THE FAMOUS
Clairvoyant and business medium. perma-
nently located at Il Third St. next Examiner
bldg; she reads your life correctly, gives an
accurate description Of the past. reveals tbs
present happenings and portrays events 70
occur IN the future: II you are IN trouble.
diseontented or not satisfied with life. or have
domestic. love or business troubles. consult
THIS great medium and you will be told how
10 overcome them. valuable advice IN all
affairs Of life: 2Jc Up; satisfaction guaran-
teed. readings by mall Tel. Black 1902.
QUEEN zENORA and Karmas Gypsy won
deTs; phenomenal palmists. card readers and
clairvoyants. Things they do: They teach
You how to become influential. powerful.
how to overcome evil influences. how to rec
ognzs a genuine husband wife, sweetheart.
friend or partner. camp oDen all hours.
Palmistry readings 1OC. 10c- 1I14 Polk St.
near Washington ST. Refined ladies need not
fear to call.
MRS A H. KRONENBERG. palrnist. clair
Voyant. card reader: when others fail try me;
good readings 1Oc. T21 Franklin. nr. G. ave.
NINE. WALTERS great card reader: la. 25c;
gents QUO POI Mission St. nr. 9Th; open sun
MRS. BROWN. cIairvoyant. card reader. re-
moved from 1S2 9Th to 2Sla 9Th; }. 2Sc. g. SOC.
MME. LIE FERN. card reader. OF 100 Fifth
St. has removed to us Ninth st
MRS. BAUMANN. the weI-knOvn fortune
teller Is now at 81 Ellis St
MRS sHAFER. clairvoyant. card reader: sit
tings daily. 44s5 Jessie st. bet. 5th and sth.
A WEEKS news for 5 cents-The Weekly Cam.
l6 pages. in wrapper. for mailing. 81 per year.
CARPET HEATING AND CLEANING.
AIR now universally used in cleaning carpets
on floor. without removal: price moderats.
s. F. Compressed Air Cleaning Co.. Call
building Phone Main 5237.
WHEN you become disguised with your work
send for SPAULDING'S Pioneer Carpet beat
ing Works. 355-357 Tehama ST.: tel. South 40.
WESTERN Carpet Cleaning Works. 1900 Har-
rison St; Al cleaning; Sc. Tel. Mission 225.
HOPKE BROS; excellent carpet beating: mat
tresses made over. 1882 Howard tel. South 216.
ADVANCE Carpet Cleaning Co.. 4O2 Sutter St:
tel Main 1914. GEO, WALCOM & CO. Props.
RUDOLPH & CO. carpet-beating works. prices
reasOna bic. 1903 Harrison st. tel. Mission 263.
CONKLIN'S Superior Carpet-beating Works.
333 GOlden Gaze ave: telephone East 26.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-28
ApvERrrsE1rENT WHITING.

HAVING recently acquired through exchange
of property three $40 scholarships in the best
college Of Advertising In the United States
] viii sell them AZ 23 per cent discount for
cash: the college teaches advertisement writ
ing by correspondence and assists it's grad
rates 20 secure positions; catalogues fur
nlshed on application. Address box 3026, Call
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-28

Sc rooms; corner rent only $500; best down
town house in city; electric elevator; we'll fur
nished; guaranteed to clear $4O0 to $500 per
month; books open for inspection: everything
in frst-class shape; on account other business.