The San Francisco call., 1904-02-16
EDUCATIONAL.

NIGHT AND DAY SCHOOLS for men and
working boys; instruction from the NTH
grade to preparation for the university; day
school of interest to all men, business meth
ods a speciality personal attention given;
thirty instructors; private coaching; n-sht
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; electrl-
cal engineering assaying students nave all
other privileges of the association II desired;
international certificates given to students
completing the courses and passing the exam
nations; young men. strangers coming 10 the
city. directed to good homes; association en-
school; the beneficial influence OF a great
moral institutions; our work is indorsed BY al!
the leading business and professional men OF
the city, educational work accredited py
more than 115 universities and colleges in the
United States; mechanical, freehand draw
ing; naval architecture. stenography, type
writing and other spectalties; advantages over
other schools, tuition less instruction supe-
rior; not in business to make money,
but ito make men especially advantageous
to young men coming from the Interior Call
or write for descriptive catalogue, the Young
Mems Christian Association Institute Of Prac-
tical Education for Men and Boys. H. ]. Nc
coy General Secretary, San Francisco: Ad-
dress all communications to LIZ RO1 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
the college refurnished with new tyDeWriter5
and furniture January l. Catalogue free.
NEW Juvenile department of the Paul Gerson
School of Acting now open; applicants, y s,,i re-
ceved from 6 to II years of age; Miss Lillian
Musco, principal; exceptional ADVANTAGES;
largest school of the kind in the West; send
for catalogue. Native Sons Hall. Ala Mason.
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; fo-paSe
catalogue. 9O1-925 Golden Gate ave-
THE Lyceun, an accredited preparatory school
for the university, law and medical colleges;
ref President Jordan or any Stanford profes-
sor; day and evening sessions Phelan bldg.
HINMANs Academy; thorough school OF
dancing: established 20 years. 14l2 Polk ST..
between Pine and California; both adult and
children's classes are now open for the season.
HEAL1D's BUSINESS COLLEGE. "a POST. ).
Bookkeeping. shorthand. touch tipping.
languages, telegraphy. English branches: day
and night sessions; illustrated catalogue free.
LARGER and better school than ever enter
at once If you desire good position; Gregg
shorthand. Ellis bookkeeping. 5. F. Business
College, l2So Market 81
ATTEND GaIlagher-Marsh Business College on
advice of official court reporters and be CON-
petent stenographers. 1882 Market eatalog.
WESTERN Business College. Odd Fellows bid. !;
bookkeeping shorthand. touch typing, arith.,
spelling, writing, etc; day. eve.i "a mo. eve
School of singing--opera, concert and oratorio;
ments secured. Carlos N Keller. 361 Geary.
HEALDS School OF Mines & Electricity. "a Post
St. s. F.; practical school of engineering:
complete equipment. Special catalogue free.
ENGINEERING-Ci cleo, min. mech. sur
vey, assay cyanide day. ev.; est 1864. Van
der Naillen School. 119 Fulton, nr. City Hall.
DANCING Tuesday Thursday Saturday. Sun
day evgs.. Teutonia Hall. Howard ST., near
9th. Prof Foster; society dancing taught
EsPANoI-M Metodo practice progressive.
Rafael Serrano, $50 California, cuarto nm. 4.
BANJO. mandolin and guitar thoroughly
taught; orchestra practice. 462 .1eary st.
LADIES wishing to learn millinery art. COM
plete system taught 1870 Post ST., room 81.
SCHOOL OF ILLUSTRATION-D and
PARTINGTON'S 424 Pine St. Night class
PIANO lessons, 25c half hour MRS. PECK
experienced teacher 1913 Mission. nr. Sixth