The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 9, 1897, Page 9

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, MAY 9. 1897. ¥EW TO-DAY CLOTHING. B T o RANB GLEAN'“P Doubt Dr. von Schroen’s & < Finish Among the Discovery : t First Three. 3 i of ( fe ; - As Usual a Large Saturday - L o * - E L h. - pefore the Sirect Crowd Viewed tte Sport oF === =z the Supervisors at Emeryville. sera Tcok the Op:ninaz Event zt < S 3 Oide—Michael III s " as ia Bad Hum«r. nree leagtbs Hea: riog, was & ciose e 1 e AT YOUR OWN PRICE <2 | AT = THE < BALDWIN = CLOTHIERS, 924-930 Market St. fierd in 1L the second | ecrge Paimer for the ; After 60 days of the most successful Clothing sale ever held in San Francisco, we desire to inform the public that our store is now in the hands of the painters and decorators. Our store will be remodeled, when it will be the most commodious store in San Francisco. During this sale we accumulated a lot of odds and ends. THE "CALL” RACING GUIDE. ALIFORNIA JOCKEY CLUB, Oskiand Racstrack. Saturdey, May 8. Eighty-first day of Lake County — The ihe winter mecting. 1596-97. Weather fine, track fast Handicap. T ; = pro = ) Is all there is left now, which you can buy at your own price. Remember, if we can suit and fit you price is no object. Costs and Profits are of no consideration. 00DS AND ENDS PRICE LIST, SIZ*S INCOMPLETE: The remaining 100 MEN'S BLUE CHEVIOT SUITS ; 32 85 The,_remaining 200 MEN'S ALL-WOO : i : ')4-|95 AND BLACK CLAY WOR 38 45 and .u.';x\). The re'naining 75 pai HEAVY E S1. WORKING I i t 850 ‘The remaining 300 pair 'S HEAVY WOOL TWEED PANTS, worth $2. 30, 1 . 1 15 HEAVY ALL-WOOL CASS ‘7 : 31 45 r i o HEAVY FINE ALL-WOOL DRE PANTS, w Will 32 0 The remammg o CHILDREN'S $1.50 SCHOOL SUITS ; \L"‘ TO-DAY. The remaining 300 CHILDREN'S ¢a. EEFER SU = $1 25 Sl o S Lo : 3 e years, NAT SLUANES!! ' 1l ' HEE ;- : The:e{fi,i?;\fg?cmLDRfi\ $3.50 and ER SUITS, 81-85 The remamvng 400 YOUTHS’ £3.50 and $4.00 LONG-PANT 31 95 \L IT S, ages 12 to 19, R .1. go at s ! l E ' The remaining 250 YOUTHS’ $6.00 and $7.00 LONG-PANTS SUITS, $3 85 = i = ,. : s — s r oo The remaining 100 BOYS’ VESTIE, middy suits with red, white and g P TS LACE C Gosd wart. We Winser, 3. 3 rach. ¢, by imp. Broes Kelple. Time, 1114 blue trimming, Will go at 52145 GAR E [ URTAINS, SEO NG, moTes. | e O e ey vodrensing the | B The remaining 200 pairs BOYS’ KNEE PANTS, 4 to 14 years, 2uc Items f Iaterest for Lovers of the ———— Will go at rmng Wheal ¢ i % DRAPERY GOODS : 5 v T - B The remaining 50 dozen ALL-WOOL 75¢c VICUNA SHIRTS AND E ' . el =}~ DRAWERS Will go at 400 : = iodaia crder o f§ The remaining 60 dozen 12-THREAD BALBRIGGAN $1.00 UNDER- et WEAR Wil go st DIC The remaining 100 dozen FRENCH BALBRIGGAN 7s5¢c UNDER- WEAR Will go at 35[} The remaining 75 dozen FRENCH PERCALE STANLEY SHIRTS, worth $1.00, Will go at 450 The remaining 500 dozen FOUR-IN-HANDS AND TECKS, worth 25¢, pure silk, Will go at 100 The remaining 200 dozen 6-THREAD SEAMLESS 25¢c HALF HOSE Wikl 25 oF or 5[,‘ : The remaining 100 dozen MEN'S AND BOYS' HEAVY COTTON SWEATERS Wil 'go at 450 The remaining 150 dozen MEN’S AND BOYS' HEAVY ALL- WOOL SWEATERS, maroon, blue and black, Will go at 85c Bonon 2. ages 12 to I9, Will go B emaiome Ead EACH DROP OF .i Blatz i Beer Adds a minute to your life. The precious drops, otherwise called “Amer- ica’s most exquisite Bees,” will be delivered promptly if you drop us an order by postal or telephone. VAL BLATZ BREWING CO. Mitwaskee, Wis., L. S. A. LOUIS CAHEN & SON, 416-418 Sacraments St. 1t is_a gratificati | to see Henry Wynne s prominent cycle mana- | facturer of Toledo, Onio, has been in the | Ciiv the past week on & business trin. e new track of tbe Ariel Bicycle Club jo is Dow in the course of con- and will be ready for training May 16. The track wiil be 'st-class meet, under C. A f course, on Decoration |day, May 3L The club s desirons of I to 1} yards | bavin 5 { compete and liversi will be offerea, There wiil probabiy wo professional Cu tain and | events and one amateur and entry blanks { will shortly be mailed to the differen: bs. An excursion steamer will with- oubt be run from this City on that CARPETS, FURNITURE, UPHOLSTERY, ..,".‘;“;.2‘.'1”'%-.9"""“"-..% 641 to 647 MARKET STREET. on the backstretch. Fuilinformation and { These goods are the remainder of the great bankrupt stock, and the prices quoted are about one-quarter of the regular price. It would pay you to call and see if we can suit and fit you, If so it means a big saving to you. THE BALDWIN CLOTHIERS, 924-930 MARKET ST. (THE BALDWIN ANNEX). MAIL ORDERS WILL RECEIVE PROMPT AND CAREFUL ATTENTION. ii*i_fi*ffififii_.iflififiti.fi*tfifi*i'**fi'*i'fiflfiifi*tfl*fifl "flfififi’.fi*.fifl""i*fifififii*tfii'fifiiflt'tflifii'fit' *x 5