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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-15

Mems Coat Sweaters. in oxford gray; nicely AM<-
All price. 81 90. Our price, " ~
Mems Silk Four-in-Hand Ties. in all the
patterns made in flowing ends 9R~
French shape Adler's price. Soc our ZON
Silk Ga rters made OF good quality 7H i ~
webbing with imitation Boston IZOA
clasp. Ader's price. 19c. Our price....... -
Suspenders. of good quality elastic web
bings. with mohar ends. also few Police and M
Fremen's brand in the lot. Ader's price lSc ~
Mems Sweaters, made in coat
n and blue. and maroon a En-
and plain gray All sizes. Adlers price, D .SV
Mems Coat Sweaters all wool: in plain white nQ~
gray and gray. All sizes Adlers SON
price 500 our price.
Mems Fancy Shield Bows. in neat light and NJ
dark effects. Ader's price 25c EACH Our price,. ~
Mems Stiff Colored Shirts. made coat style.
Cuffs attached and detached. light and dark [n-
effects. sizes. Adler's price. $50 Our UyG
price
Mems in plain black and TAM ~
seamless feet. All sizes Adler's price. l21ac 4 u
pair. Our price.
Mems Muslin Cambria Night Robes, made with
and collars: plain white trimmed with
washable silk mbroidery sleeves and down 0M1
the front Adlers prices, 81 90 and $3.50. Our aOyC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-15
FRIDAY Clearance of Women's Suits.
$16.75-Values Worth Up to $500.
$1O.98-Values Worth Up to $500.

There are exactly suits in the lot-14 in the group at
and the group S16 Former prices up to $4,000
and S35 co. as stated in the above headline.
These left from regular lines the and twooa
kind garments popular demand has sold down
nants What better indication of their desirabity?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-15
Dress Goods Remnants.

Remnants of Colored Dress Goods, including
all the newest and most stylish dress fabrics used
this season In the lot will be found 3s-ineh Fancy
Suitngs. s4-noh Cloth Suiting, 4o-nch Scotch
Plads, 38-inch Venetian Cloth. 3S-inch Cheviot
Serge. 38-inch Crepe Albatross. 44-inch Panama.
38-inch Covert Cloth. 42-inch Check
Sutirg All in lengths from to 8 NR~
yards. Values worth up to soc yard. ZON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-15
Remnants of Flannelettes, Outing Cloth,
Dress Ginghams and Cottons

"a Table Oil Cloth in plain white
and fancy thing effects. IN
extra-fine quality. Regu- VIC
lar 25c value. Reduced to-.
Mill ends of 36-ino'h Percales. in
light and dark patterns, in lengths
from 3 to Is yards: close-woven.
undressed quality. in neat figures.
dots, checks. stripes, etc; can be used
for making women's <O/
waists and mems shirts. MaOMC
Regular 10c value. For..... w.
Remnants of 36-inch UnbleaAhed
Cotton in lengths from to Is yards;
a heavy. close woven
round-thread quality. Sold eQ/
Ts ss,saI, for for Sc yard 5MC
25 dozen S1x9O Welded" Unbleach-
ed Sheets: large double-bed size,
hand-torn and ironed: made IT,
from heavy. close-woven cot ASC
ton Regular SOC value. For.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-15

Mill ends of Dress Ginghams. In
,.rge assortment OF styles, such as
strines. checks and broken
maids; warranted fast col KIM
prs Regular 1Oc value. QVoMlA
Mill ends of Outing Flannel nea's
fieeced quality. suitable LOT E%~
Hndsasx'r Sc value. For. O7O~
.s-;nch Flannelettes. in navy blue
80 garnet etc. in figures. dots.
chacks and stripes: very desirable 1or
making women's waists kimonos ana
house dresses Regular Q2Z~
price, 121ac yard. Rem CoMlA
nant price .,-..---.--...-'''''
Remnants of Apron Glngnafhs' III
brown, green. blue and
pink checks; warranted eQZ~
fast colors. Regular Sc SMlC
value. For. .........--........
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-15

Mems Bath Robes Of good quality eiderdown: made
with box plated back border sleeves and around
bottom Complete with cord and tassel at
waist and neck. In large assortment Of O. no
designs and coorings Adlers price. $500 sDZ.VS
our price
plain and plated bosoms: light and dark de- o.
signs attached and detached cuffs Ader's DOC
price, 75c. Our price.
Mems Neglige Shirts Of madras and per-
Gale in neat black and white effects: we'll made ~e
full cut; sizes IA H. Adler's price. Soc. ZoNC
Mems Plated Bosom Shirts in plain white; also neat
black and white and blue and white effects dark and
medium colors Made style with cuffs sN -
attached. Sizes ii to H. Adlers price, $1.OO eOVC
Mems suspenders. made Of good quality Isle
and elastic weddings. in q wide assert
Of neat patterns. Adlers price, SOC. Our ZnNC
Mems Fleece-lined Underwear made with good. heavy
velvet heecing: shirts with taued seams. drawers
with Reinforced seat All sizes. Adlers price eVcOC
Balance Of Adler's stock of Mems Linen
Collars. all styles and sizes IA. 141s, 1917. M
II ~. ~. and Is. Ader's price 12lsc each, A|0C
our price. 81
Lot Of Mems A-inen Link Cuffs. Ader's 4 ~
price 25c pair. Our price ...................l WC
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Lining Remnants,
12l-2c a Yard.
Sold at Csc and 3Oc.

A lot OF about $50 yards of
Fine Quality SILK Percalines. full
beetled with rich, deep lustrous finish.
Lengths from 3 to yards.
The finest grades Of SILK Percahne
on the market, including Anderson's
Wearwell, Opera Silk, etc.
Fast black and a complete assort-
ment Of cOlors.
Regular 25c and soc qualities at 12l1c
a yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-15

Adler S Stock of
MEMS PANTS.
"a pairs of Mems Pants. Of good
heavyweight materials. in neat dark
patterns for fall. Well made and
thoroughly tailored. Sizes up to AZ.
Adler's prices. 81. $3.50 d IN
and SO pair. Our 9l .ZW
% pairs of Mems Pants. OF worst
eds. cassimeres and cheviots; sizes
up to 36 waist measurement only.
Good range of desirable patterns.
Adler's prices up to $500 CO no
and $3.50 pair. Our OZ.yO
price.
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Odd Vests. 29c.

Odd lot of Mems Vests left from
suits. Consisting of various mate
rails. in plain colors and neat mix
lures
Sizes 81. So and SO only
Tomorrow at c0c EACH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-15
Enamel Ware,
Worth Up to 49c,
. i &c

Lot Of Enamel Ware. includ-
ing blue, white and gray
enamel ware. The lot consists
Of Baking Pans. Tipped Sauce
pans, Bowls, Preserving Ket-
ties. Coffee Pots, Tea Pots.
Pitchers and Covered Buckets.
Choice at 10c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-15
JUVENILE DEPARTMENT

Lot of Children's Coats OF white
lar,b.s wool and camel's hair; finished
with large pearl buttons: On no
slightly soiled. Regular % .yO
price. $500. Reduced to-
Lot of Chiidren's Sweaters. In req
navy gray and white. with borders
of contrasting colors. Sold ZM
regularly for s1.25. Reduced UVN
Lot of Children's White Lawn
Aprons. with bretelles of .NB
embroidery and hemstitch- ZSG
ed ruffies. Worth 39c. For.
Lot of Little Chiidren''s Fine Quail
ity Galatea Dresses. made Russian
style. in neat striped effects. and trim
up to 8 years Regular /VC
price. sl0O. Reduced to-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-15
REMNANTS OF RIBBONS.
Home Needs.

Wilson Bread Toasters; will toast
four pieces of bread at one time.
Regular price. 2jc. Remnant 1SC
5O-foot Cotton Clothes Line: ~
worth 1Oc for.
75c Large-size Enamel Oval Roc
shape Dish Pans for...-.... ....-..
75c Seamless Enamel Water 7Oc
Pals, 12-qt. size. for. ............c
Lot of Heavy Tin Neatly Japanned
Umbrella Jars; worth soc. Re- 22C
yucca 10.
Lot of Crystal Glass Fruit Bowls;
worth &c. Reduced E0c
10.
Lot of Imported German Willow
Waste Paper Baskets. fancy colors.
Values worth up to 0Sc. Re- Roc
duced ......................
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-15
DRAPERIES
AND BEDWEAR.

Remnants of various kinds OF
Draperies including yard-wide silko-
line, curtain swisses. fish net. Gre
tonnes and crepe draperies: suitable
for making scarfs. curtains and
draperies: light and dark colorings. In
lengths from 1 to yards. <0/
Sold regularly for 12hc OGMC
and 15c yard. Reduced to ~
500 yards of Plain and Figured Tap
estry. 80 inches wide. in lengths from
1 to 5 yards: colors of red. green. blue
and brown: suitable for portieres.
draperieE. couch. table and
furniture. Regular prices. ~
Soc and 75c yard. Rem ZVC
nant price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-15

Trimmed Hats. made Of good quality
satin. In all the latest shapes; large.
medium and small: trimmed with
wings or velvet. Colors OF black.
brown. navy blue and On no
gray. Regular $500. VAL Oh 70
Lot OF Fine Quality Felt Hats. in
all the, new shapes. with high and
low crowns. All colors. in no
GLIDING black. Regular $500 VOC
value. For.
Lot Of Soft Felt Hats for children
or misses. Colors of red.
brown, navy blue and Alice ~
blue. Regular $1.4S value. NVC
Odds and ends of Fine Quality
Wings, Breasts. Feather Bands and
Fancy Feathers. Values On
worth up. to 800. and $3.50: aOVC
reduced observation-disclosures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-15
ODD LOTS LACE CURTAINS.

of
O. n
.V0
of - ~
and$ value
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-15

Lot of Children's White :
Bearskin and Silk Caps. Ne
Regular price, SOC each. Re- ZSC
8 Fine Quality Bingham. Linen
Lawn and Chambray Dresses; trim
med with hand embroidery and lace.
Odd sizes. and slightly d. n no
soiled Values worth up % 20
to $500 Reduced to......
Lot of Children's White Cambria
and Flannelette Petticoats. Bingham
and Flannelette Rompers, NJ
Bingham Dresses and Trim ZSC
med Drawers. Reduced to-.
90 pairs of Childrens Muslin Draw
ers. with hem and tucks. Sizes q
up to 10 years. Reduced from &C
15c to. .:.............
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-15

Odd lot of Corsets. including p. N.
c. b. and Thompson's Glove-Flttins'
made of batiste and coutil. In me-
dunn and high bust and dip nip
with earters attached. Odd en-
sizes. Regular price, N.o0. OyC
Remnant price.
Eiderdown and Blanket Bath
Robes. finished with heavy cord ana
tassels and satin trim O. mo
mings. Regular price. SZ.yO
$3.50 Reduced to.....--.
Small lot of Duckling Flannel and
German Flannel Dressing Sacques and
Kimonos; distributing back AM-
and belt. Odd sizes. Re AVN
duced from 81 90 to.............
Lot of Misses Sweater
Blouses. in red. white and QM~
gray. Odd sizes. Reduced SyG
from $50 to-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-15
BIG SNAPS IN FOOTWEAR.

Lot of women's Comfort Shoes.
hand made: lace style. with patent
tips. d and widths. On An
Regular price. $3.50. d .Ay
Remnant price.
Lot Of Children's Famous Toe
Room" Shoes. hand made; shoes OF
dull calf and kidskin: made lace and
button styles Sizes vary to only;
c, D and e widths. Reg CT NJ
ular price. 500 pair. y 40
Reduced to.......-....-...
Misses Solid Leather Lace and But
ton Shoes, in kidskin only. IT,
Sizes 11h to 2. Worth S1.23 DC
pair. Reduced to..........-....
SO pairs of Women's Kid Welt Blu
cher Shoes, with patent tips: small
sizes only: 2H. 3 and 3e. and B. {,
D and E widths. Regu- @n MR
lar $500 value. Re- ID 10
(Not exchangeable)
Lot of Misses and Chiidren's Tan
Kid Button Shoes. with heel and
spring heels. Sizes s1a to II mo
and liz to 2. Worth $1.JO VOC
pair. Reduced to...............
30 pairs Of Misses Tan Calf Blu
cher Shoes. with large
eyelets. Odd sizes. Reg On ON
uiar s. value Reduced 81 .3W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-15
ODD LOTS OF GLOVES

10 pairs of "Adler's'' Fine Quality
Gray Mocha Gloves. Sold <m
regularly for 500 and SIS owe
pair. Remnant price, pair.
40 pair of Women's Doeskin-lined
Gloves, in black: all sizes: Ne
2-clasp style. Sold regularly ZOC
for SOC pair. Reduced to-.
English Walking Gloves. in black
9 sns saa; i for s siss p sS'a
Remnant price. pair.
Kayser's 2-clasp Lisle
Thread Gloves. in black and a.
white. Regular 39c value ZSC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-15
DAY MILLINERY BARGAINS

Lot Of Cntrimmed Hats. made OF
satin, in various shapes: large and
small All colors. and q few black
hats will be found in the ~
lot. Reduced from 500 /SC
10. ............... .'..''.......'.''.'
Extra-fne Quality Ostrich P1umes.
with large heads and long hbers. Col
ors OF black, white brown. leather.
champagne. copenhagen. Alice blue,
new blue, navy blue.
gray. taupe and emerald n y -
green, Regular $500 $500
value. For.................~
$ Trimmed Hats. worth SS.7S
$1,000. Reduced to............ ~~sSO
10 Trimmed Hats. worth Sc. S0
$500. Reduced to............~
80: , T Trimmed s Hats: worth $1,000
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-29

As the ascent in classes is made the
diminution of attendance of boys is
more apparent so that of 5,515 boys
who started in the first primary class
only 500 reach TO the eighth grade, and
of 1850 girls starting at the same time
l,l12 complete their grammar school
course Nearly twice as many girls en-
ter the high school as boys. and after
the first year in the high school half
Of the number of boy pupils usually
drop out
Roncovieri makes the point that al
though there are in the city 1850
boys Of school age only 1926 attend
the grammar and primary schools. TAX
ing into consideration private or re-
ligious schools, sickness and other
causes he still believes that there are
remarkable number of children who
avoid the compulsory education law
which calls for their attendance at
school until IA years Of age
The remedy Roncovieri points out is
a closer union between the home and
the school He would have in everF
schoolhouse a large auditorium where
the parents might gather 10 listen 10
educators eXpound on the necessity Of
education. Frequent visits TO the
schools by the parents are also ad-
vised as a means of awakening interest
in the education of the child
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-29
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The folioWing marriage licenses were Issued
~ saR Francisco Tuesday. July 2s:
James Tsrhitt. q. Newcastle On TINE. Eng.
Herman c. Schumuck sc. - Stevenson St
nd Efheeca A G. Bailey. 5. 81 Harrison st
i5il1o Gorrorassi - So North Point p
40 hTTI.H Na1sini. -. 3olI Lsrkin St
t.ean n Be5go9dy, es . az Resale Victor, 20,
Harry Fon der AIehden. q. s5s5 Bush st
enl Lurle Ferris. -. 2502 Poison St
h11e-r J. Donovan. u. 1880 Dolores 81. and
Lerr r. Connolly Is. 1494 Guerrero ST.
Ao=san Jones, 8, Halie5o, and Sophie Cu-
-eel -. Dixon.
Gilbert B. Stspletn2. a. 20 Lsrkin St and
A1Qa j. schmidt -. 81. Louis. No.
- >s-iuel z. Dowd. >. san Francisco and Grace
Ricksr3s -. 1851 Lombard ST
a'-in p Luhnan. q, Lsrkspur, and Anna G.
Hrssg- - 5slS Tweuty-sixfh s.
SAN haplsn. % and Betty Kessler, -. both
e 81 Eake View ave
:. OAKLAND. JUS 2s--The following marriage
iiceuses were issued today;
Benjsmin W Parker. 2i Berkeley, and
p zorfrta HiseF- =, Girsrd Kan.
Ralph J Nelen. >. and Mary J Bowen, -
william = calvin. q. and Gertrude A Plsn1.
~ totl ~ Piuoie-
Albert Barton. =. and Mary Cooper. 20. both
~ Rode
EHnk. P. shsrkey. - san Francisco. and
AerElerlte A. Link. 20. Chicago
T1Dnas r. NcKevitr. =. san Francisco, and
Carrie johnson. Is Oakland.
Robert B. stanley, n and Jeanette A Ga
hrpslEh. Is. both of Berkeley.
NiCholss Lohse. =. Alameda. and Alice E.
Henry Cisneros. q. and Alithe Martin, 10
both C1 Ec-kpleT-
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-29
BOYS DON'T ATTEND
SCHOOL, IS REPORT
superintendent ROncovieri Saws
RecOrds Show Many Children
Avoid Education Law
Male Pupils Fall Out After the
Fourth Year of Instruction:
GIRL Students Increase

aired Roncovieri. superintendent Of
schools, VIII submit TO the mayor. The
board Of supervisors and The hoard of
education a yearly report in = few 5s,s
which viii deal largely with the oues-
non oI The nOnattendance al school
o- boys after their tenth year. Ac-
corcl1g 20 the figures. Roncovieri has
prepared there are 1850 bows and "a
s.l giils OF school age in this city.
-2e report shows that whereas there
are more boys In the first three grades
~. The primary schools. there Is . -
e.1ed falling OF Of boys and an increase
Sifl pupils after the fourth wear
oi st2@ol, when the pupils should be
oman average about 10 years Of age
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-29
DIED

BovD-lu Berkelev. Cal. Jsly =, 1905. Louis
N-hstford. beloved husband of Mary II. Bond.
anI loving father of Marshall G., Katherine
end Latsam Bond native of New York. aged
- TearS : months and p DAYS
r.5,s. s,.,-s scs a ,sil5sSe 5SS Sho oi
snecffulfy invited 70 attend the funeral serT-
ICES tpdsy wednesday,, July p. Ieos, at II
o'clock g. IN. ~ hrs late residence. 26ie
College avenue. Berkeley Interment (pTivstel
~ Seattle. Wash
CASsIN-Iu Oakland. Cal. July >. 1905. Mar
raret Cassin. beloved mother of r. J. Cas-
sin ~ San Francisco sEkd S years
DETEI-S-In Fruitvale. Cal, July 2, 1908
Henry D. ST. dearly beloved husband of
Tansuna Detels father OF H d. neteis
lranlfarhec ~ Thelma Detels. and brother
of Wilhelm Detels. & native Of Germany.
arp6 Gs years months and IS days
FileDds ana acqlaiursnces are respectfully
invited u attend rhe funeral tomorrow fThurs-
far Julv So 1905. al ! o'ciocE 2. N. from
i.-5 5ve5--e e'r6er # Fest rEsifth street
Fast Oakland Incinersfton Oakland erena-
t0--
DOYLE-In this citv. July Is. 1905 Martin
Q. beloved husband OF MarT I. DOYLE, q na-
tive - County R0ScOmmon. Ireland
GATES-IB this city. July ., 1905. Justin
Gates. 50 ~ the late Justin and Elizabeth
A. Gates. aud beloved brother Of Dr.. r H.
-Alice A. and Gertrude z Gates. native Of
Srrre-lfIro. tfl-- aged s. years months
sil - days .fSecTamento. Cal. papers please
Fricnds ere Taspcctfullv invited 70 attend
tlr funeral services tomorrow thursday. at
Cearr street corner OF Deyissdero. Inrerment
private.
GEARF-At Point Reyes CAL July =, 1905
Freferfck D. GesrF. husband OF Ellen Geary
ar<l father of Annie. John 2. and David r.
iseary- Ms J. Campbell and the late Ellen
fiaerr q native of ireland aged SO rears
Notice % funeral hereafter InteTuent San
Rafael
HksEEs-In Vallejo. Cal. July p. 1908
Thomas Howard, dearly beloved husband %
Angels josephine Hames. son ~ Mrs. Harry
Preston. snd brother of WIIism, George mad
Clement Hames q London. Eng. native OF
IIrerlool. Eng. aged y gezrs.
Friensls ana acQusinfaaccs are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral today CWednes-
davl. July -. 1913, at a. n, from his
late rrsIdcnce. 13z Carolina street. vallejo
cal -rcnce 80 s.. kllceD1's church. where
= raouiem hIch mass win Be celebrated for
the renose u his SOIL. commencing et e-SO
= M Interment St Yineent's cemetery
T-sYFS-In Oakland Cal. jay q. 1905. Mary
heiored wife 0f Michael Hayes. loving
fslefter of Nary BARR. and sister of William
and rhe late Helen Barry. & native of San
Frierds and acQuaintancss are respect
fr;lr invited 70 attend tie funeral today
(Eednesdarl July .. lses at O'Clock
Il fram ber late residence. Q5s East
church corner of East Fifteenth street and
sixteenth ayenue. FOR services. commencing
81 800 a q Iureuue1t Holy Cross cemetery.
san Mates county
TFrIIrH-In this city. July =. 1905. Mary
FII>nhcfh Icilich. beloved wife OF Francis
r. Edwin 4. ana Alice r Simonfon q Sc
-f-Ie WasIl. z native Of Frederick, Nd
Notice II funeral hereafter
LINN-In -his city. July Is, 1908, Eenry
ATQnzo beloved son ~ Henry A. and Marie
linn and beloved brother of clsrenoe A
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-29
FAILS UNpER BRICKS

Thrown of his seat and half buried
under a shower Of his own bricks. II
B. Parsons Of 55s Thirty-fourth avenue,
driver Of a brick wagon. was badly
hurt yesterday when a car crashed into
the rear OF the vehicle at AfcAlIfster
and Cough streets and sent the load
flying in all directions. Parsons head
was bruised by the bricks After the
car crew dug him out his injuries were
treated al the emergency hospital.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-29
MATRIMONIAL

WANTED-By young man. 2s. with some prop
erfy and good salarT. acquaintance Of young
LADY. between y and IS; object matrimony
Address r. o. lock box 742. San Francisco
To spins1ers and bachelors-ThoSe wishing 10
meet where socisbilfty and refinement reign
correspond with The Cupid Club box 1927. Cali
DO NOT be deceived: the only reliable matrimo-
NAL bureau you viii find at MRS. A VOL
TERS. 1752 Geary ST.; established In 1900.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-29
nIYInENn NOTICES.

OFFICE OF the Fireman's Fund Insurance
Company, San Francisco, July 20. leos-At a
meeting OF the board Of directors Of this
company. neld this day a dividend was de-
clsred 70 stock holders Of record on this date
payable on ana after July 30. 1905. Dividend
checks viii be mailed TO stock holders.
LOUIS MEINMANN SecretarT.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-29
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES. DEATHS

h-'n marriage and dea Ii notices sent By mail
~ -st pe inserted They must be handel fu az
L-3eS -'f rhe publication Offices and be iu5orsed
N-t- i-le name and res iCence of persous author
zel % have the same pHhlishe-I. Notices re-
str'rrea simply - HE announcement Of the event
80 ll1-isliel once in this column free Of charge
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-29
NFoR,IArIoN wANrEp

WANTED-The present address of Carl May
Samuel Epstein and J. NJ. Sanford. officers Of
the Pacific States Mercantile Company, at ls5
Montgomery ST. San Francisco, in 1901; liberal
reward. Address T. O. box 154. San Jose, Cal
CALL BRANCH OFFICE. 1851 Fillmore ST near
Pest.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-29
BORN

CARTE2-ln this city. July Is 1905. 10 TIE
wife ~ George ". Garter. daughter.
VORT1IAN-In Sunnyvale. CAL July I9 1905
co -he wife 4 C-laries EoTrusn, & daughter
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-29
MEETINGs-speelaI
ANNUAL MEETING

The Risdon Iron and locomotive WoRks-The
annual meeting Of the stock holders OF the Ris-
don Iron and Locomotive Works FOR the cleo
fion OF Trustees for the ensuing year aud the
transaction OF such other business as may be
brought before the meeting. vil be held at the
ofhcs Of the company. 2os Sfeuart St. San Fran
cisco. on MONDAY. the Sd day Of August. 1905
az IL O'Clock q. m
HARRY D. ROGERS. secretsry.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-29
PERSONALS

II Cyrus Ben Holt will answer this ad he viii
learn something TO his hnanciai interests any
information assisting us in locating him viii
lie gratefully received LUCINDA HOLT,
Howell Mich: JULIA JEROR, Bentley, Mich
MRS /. Z HARTMAN-Therap peutic bstbs and
massage. 4oS KOeRig building. 10l Post St
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-29
BUSINESS PERSONALS

MONEY made daily. and Call Want Ads help TO
make IT, Advertise your wants; make them
known the public through Call Want Ad.
An investment. not expense For full par
ficnlars read Cal Wenf Ads daily.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-29

WOMEN and girls for cutting fruit CALIFoR-
MA CANNERIES COMPANY. 18th ard MINI
esota SITS
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-29

HOP PICKING-As all our hops win be uick-d
By machine At Whsstland Perkins Tebams
and Co1sumEe. we viii not employ any ore ~
pick hops except near Ukiah. Get Ckiah tiek-
cts from rs at once, as only a small crew can
be employed. z. CLEMENS HORST CO1T
PASY. 215-2iT Pine St
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-29

AA-BANJO. GUITAR. VIOLIN mandolin les
sons; primary and advanced PlanaUe- Munro.
1899 Sutter St
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-29
EDuCATIoSaL

MONEY made daily and Cali Want AGs help 10
make IT, Advertise your wants: make them
known 10 the public through a Call Want Atl
An investment. not an expense. For full par
ticulars read Call Want Ads daily.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-29
CLAIRvoYANTs

oRMONDE
Clairvoyant seer IS years in this city. win read
for soc: positively for Z DAYS only this is the
first reduction in IS years. 1910 Devtsacero st.
nr. Ellis. Hours, a. m to p. m
ORMOSDE.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-29

MILLINERY and hair dressing tauEht from 70
z; 1 mo-. IS; afternoons Car brnvnIoVr OK
Corner 4th az. and California St. Richmond
EXPERT stsnographer for very heavy core
spondenee; must be exceedingly accurate and
quick: SI5. Box 4S34. Gail once.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-01-17

All sc quality.
Pearl Buttons Belt Pins
Dress Buttons Hair Pins
Hooks and Eyes Talcum Powder
Pins Dressing Combs
Safety Pins Fine Combs
Needles Tablets
Thimbles Box so Envelopes
Ink Toilet Soap
Penholders Dolls