The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 8, 1898, Page 5

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, MAY 8, 1898. PRAISES THE VANKEE TARS Emperor William Says That They Fought Like Veterans. In His Private Capacity the German Ruler Is on Un- cle Sam’s Side. Takes a Deep Interest in the War and | Ins ucts the Military Attache to Send Him Personal Reports. Epecial Dispatch to The Call. mperor Willlam 18 followin tween the deer ed the chiefs « rest. the He has instruct- naval and mili- v watch the pro- between the two port regularly to Lieutenant-Colonel von ry attache of the ‘Washington, pired and who has ointed to that position for Count von Goetzer start- hington on F y last to Y. At e with Emperor the attache was ty to send elab- Manila gn Office was d to the Emperor, = movements of the two compay ve g on this There is evl s smartn sion as to the ulti- ates, both editor- of presenting war 1z thizing with r between. inks that curious most of the newspapers Amer- comparing the Spanish >ve, how- an victory had 1 nothing else w of the evi of the Americans, and h courage in fighting helming odds. ving the general tone of of Germany, the main - party, the Cologne be quoted. It says: r intervention in this of the opinion that the y in order to Yan ble to consort with them £ In view of the un- ments entertained in the toward Germany and tire mic differenc existing - two countries that Germany may be t victim of Am a MAY COMMAND AN AUXILIARY CKUISFR. E Senator Perkins Urges That Captain Carroll Be Placed in Charge of One of the Philippine Vessels. WASHINGTON, May T7.—Senator Secretary Long to- urged that Captain roll, formerly of the Pacific amer Qu be placed in mand of a ry vessel to be Perkins told cantain Carroll etent, cour- sailors that ever He recited to the ¢ of the Navy the circumstance s quelling a mutiny on board that carried Miniscer Bur- to China many years ago. iz understood that Captain Carroll is willing and anxious to accept the ser- vice if he is assigned to command a vessel by Secretary Long. f the war be- | ed States with | ¥ has also given similar | L L L L Ly T T L e L L L T T T oy Py T A T T T T S oy o PP T T T T T L LR L L L L L P ? THE EMPORIUM. { THE EMPORIUM. | THE EMPORIUM. B o o o e T L L g g e Ll g s g a sttt i) < | THE EMPORIUM. 1 THE EMPORIUM. | THE EMPORIUM. THIS IS MEN’S WEEK IN THE BIG STORE, But women’s needs have by no means been overlooked in the splendid aggregation of bargains for P Hostery. 100 dozen Ladies’ Fancy Hose, in the following combina- tions — pink and black, lavender and black, sky and black, yellow and black and red and black—stripe tops and black boots, with white split double soles, heels end toes, fast col- ors, extra good value at this week’s price— 25¢ a Pair. 150 dozen Ladies’ Imported Lisle Thread Hose, plain and Richelieu ribbed, in black and assorted tan shades, Hermsdorf dye, 35¢c a pair or 3 Pairs for $1.00. 175 dozen Laiies’ Imported Lisle Thread Hose, black and dark assorted tan shades, the latest designs, in drop- stitch and lace effects, an immense varlety to choose from, only 50c a Pair. Ladies’ With long sleeves,in Swiss Ribbed an assort- Corset Covers 20258 colors. They come in lisle thread, wool and silk and wool mixed. They are just the thing to wear under organdie shirt waists or other sheer dresses, giving the required warmth and looking pretty as well. Cardinal Blue White Blac In lisle In wool th In silk and e .$1.7 Good quality of Ladies’ Lisle Thread Combination Suits, full trimmed, high neck long sleeves, hizh neck short sleeves and low neck no sleeves, white onl 50(: Finest quality of Imported French Lisle Thread Vests, with elaborate hand-crocheted yokes, colors cream, sky, rose and black, each ......75¢c and $I-00 35 dozen Best Quality Laties’ White Wool Oneita Union Suits, havinz some slight manvfacturer’s defects, instead of the standard $I 75 prices, per suit $2.25 and We claim for our model grocery Grocery ’ store that no Spec1als. goods of doubtful reputation find shelfroom—only pure food products here—abso- lute cleanliness ; attentive clerks; prompt delivery, and jast but not least—lowest prices in California. If you are not satisfied, money refunded. These Specials Monday, Tues- day and Wednesday Only. Snider’s Catsup, pints, regularly d 24c¢ bottle, for th ays... l 7C Wool Soap. arge size,” recu- larly 10c cake, for three : : “50c Imported Macaroni, Vermiczlii and Spaghetti, rezularly 13c package, Monday, Tussday . and Wednesday, 3 packages..... 25C Brahma Ceylon Tea, in crigi- nal packages, demonstrated and served free in Grocery Depart- ment. y-1b. packages, regularly 50c apackage, for 3davs.. ... 4oc 24-1h. packages, regularly 4oc a package, for Jgayss. 35¢ %-1b. packages, regularly 30c a package, for 3 days 25¢ Evaporated Blackberries, regulariy 14¢c Ib, Moniay, Tuesday and Wednesday, 3 Ibs. 25¢ Fancy Prunes, 20 10 30 the pouni, regularly 2oc Ib, spzci thre= davs at.. ~ B . Baby Carriages. Hood top, full size reed body, Juil uphol- stered in sateen or French rep, steel wheels and gear- ing, $6.00 and $6.50. Hood top, full size, reed body, full upholstered in tapestry, steel wheels and gearin $8 00 o Hood top, full size, reed body, full upholster.d in tapestry, rubber tires, steel waeel $9 50 . Fine pholstering, ¥ reeennnenn 810,75, $12.50, .00 Parasol top, fuli size reed body car- riages, tull upholstered in satesns or French rep, steel 5 wheels and gearing...:. $5.50 Patent foot-brake with all carriages. Send for our Illustrated Baby Carriage Catalcgue. Just issued. Free on app ication. SEREEEEEEEEEEEEE R R R RS G & EEEEEEE S EEEEE S S EEEREEEEE the next six days. Beginning Monday and until closing time next Saturday night the test of all Clothing offers hold good. We have either bought too many or haven’t sold enough of the men’s suits that were manufactured to retail at $7.50 to $17.50. We cannot risk having any of them left on our hands for another season, for stocks in this store are never carried over, and we do not think it good policy to wait until the end of summer to cut the prices and try to sell them when they will not be wanted. We therefore divide them into three great lots this week and offer some values that have never been equaled in San Francisco. guarantee of “Money back if you want it” goes with each suit. Lot 1, Men’s Wool Suits, suitable for business purposes, neat gray and brown effects, in substantially Cheviots and Cassimeres, lined, tailored in correct fashion. selected a variety of styles from suits that were $7.50, $8.50 and $10, comprising a full line of sizes, and put a price tag on them marked. .. Pants cost to manufacture $522 2.75 a pair. time at our special price, per pair Excepticnal offers from our lines at $ We have est clothing, sewed The assortment | The price will astonis | These are goods that the best stores in America sell to first-class trade—good, hon- silk, handsomely tailored. includes new worsteds and serges. when you see the goods. .. Lot 2. in finer suits, selected 10, $12 and $13.50. with mands. B h you this season’s weave. marked them to sell $13.50, $15& $16.50. This week only marked down to MEN’S TROUSERS—We have bought from a manufacturer who met with misfortune 300 pairs of pants. made of all-wool worsted in regular weight—only two patterns, however. The patterns are a neat, quiet stripe, You must come Monday or Tuesday for these, as they will surely sell in that Notwithstanding the remarkably low prices, our Lot 3. This last lot is certain to appeal to the taste of correct dressers. You can save from $5 to $10 on a suit. cellent foreign and domestic fabrics, hand tailored, satin piped, and linings as good as the most exacting wear de- The patterns are They are made of ex- We at $lie They are $2.45 These Three bargains for Dress the coming week G’OOdS that speak for them- * selves. You will buy these goods on sight—at the prices asked. At $3.75 Suit— 52 inch All-Wool Fancy Cheviots, in quiet rich effects and latest shadings, worth $5.00. At $4.20 Suit— so-inch Silk Mixed Suitings, in six designs and thirty color combina- tions. Really one of the most ef- fective styles ever shown in low- priced goods. Very Special. At $1.00 Yard— 18 pieces 42-inch Black Crepon Suit- ing, in the very latest weave and effects, they will not fray nor pull ani are certainly one of the best values w=’ve ever offered. Parasols. Ladies’ Fancy Plaid Parasols, good frames, natural wood 4 handles... 65c Ladies’ Changeable Lavantine Para- sols, in red and black, red and blue, red and green, brown znd blus, green and blue, paragon steel frames, pretty natural wood handles..cvec - $1.20 Ladies’ Grass Linen Parasols, with fancy linings,paragon frames, choice natural wood hanales $|-50 An excellent Newest it et Ladies’ Kid Kid GIOVCS Gloves has just arrived—the 2-clasp kind, backs prettily embroidered in raised silks either black or the color of the glove. They comie in the new shades of Oxblood Tan New Greens -n Brown Mode RKoyal Purple zlish Red “Per Pair $1.00. Laces. Normandy and French Valenciennes Laces—large assortments in white, but- ter and black — dainty edges just like the real— with insertion to match, at #1, 8oc, 65c, §5¢, 30C, 25¢C per dozen yards. Ladies’ Neckwrear. Liberty Chiffon Ja- bots, like cui—one of our many new styles of neck dressing—all colors—trimmed in ap- plique Oriental lace— each _ $1.75. Butterick Patterns. June styles. Great reduction in price on all new pat- terns. Fashion Sheets and Cata- logues mailed free on application. A \C‘}z\\s\ Bargain Section Price.......... 132dczen 14, % and 2 inch H Bargain Section Price—each.. st dozen 1, 14, % andz inch fin= quality. 50 dozen Extra at Bargain Section Price—zach..... | sty.es—15c quality. 3000 yards Chenille lasts, per yard......-- Above goods sold é‘r;x.stm ed All Linen Hemstitched Han Bargain Section Price—each....... Fine All Linen Hemstitched Hand! two widths—14 and 18 inches— Bargain ‘only in Bargain Section— N To-Morrow’s M4 Attractions in Bargain Section. These specials are_for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday only. Important sale of 400 dozen Ladies’ All Pure \ Linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs—perfect regu- lar goods—superior standard qualities at Bar- gain Section Prices. 08 dozen 1Z, 3 and 3¢ inch Hemstitched Handkerchiefs—all lln:n 12§C Ladies” Linen Collars. 125 dozen Ladies’ All Linen Collars—broken assortment of sizes and Bargain Section Price......... ‘ Veiling 5¢ Yard. Dot Veilings—Browns, Navys, Creams and Tans— Section Price while the lot 5¢ ] ’ ’ Parisian We have the latest noveltie The prices for complete $12.50, $13.50, $15, $17 each. the embroidery $13 50 and $15. Lace Section—Main Floor. Lace Robes and Lace Blouses, in Marquise satin cord applique and braided applique Brussels. .50 up to §35 White Embroidered Nainsook Robes, with | materials for waists and trimmings—exquisite f | novelty for summer suits—bell shape skirts— ffe | r is elaborate and beautiful and | | the prices for complete suits are $10, $1I, | Rear of Rotunda—opposite Book Department. Lace Robes Fashion’s Latest Decree. s in Lace Skirting, bell shaped; suits are $10, | TaBle Best Table Oilcloth—45 inches wide—4o0 new é\al- ’ terns—in brizht, dur- OIIC]Oth. able colors 'f]rom 1 which to select. 12ic Yar s On special sale Monday, Tuesday and Wedresday, per yard 12ic 2 1—12}4 Mondav, inches e. Tuesday and yard... Curtain Upholstery Department. Y7 * So active was Women’s the demand for last week’s great spe- ShOCS cials that we have determined to continue the sale six davs longer. 2 The handsomest Cycling and Out- ing Bootee in the city in all sizes and widths ; extra high cut, beautiful cas- simere top, trim- med and toxed with dark chrome Kkid, new Yukon toe, ventilated inner soles and up-to-the- minute shoe for the approaching outing season—sold nowhere less than $4. in the citv for price. A lady’s Spring-heel Lace Shoe, made of dark tan Vici Kid, new round toe, vesting lace pieces—all sizes from 235 to 6 in C, D and E widths; would be cheap at $2.50. Our price this week. Shoe Department—Rear of Rotunda—Main Aisle. The 11 $1.75| PO $12,9 'Novelties in G 0 4 th ‘Men's Goods. ¢4 floor, right at the main entrance, |is given over to the men’s store. {You can buy Clothing, Fur- | nishings, Hats—everything you {require without entering or | passing through a woman’s de- partment. Jersey-ribbed form - fitting six- thread Balbriggan Shi:ts and Draw- | ers, colors natural |gray and ecru, French neck, twin needle seam, per garment - 7 5 c Jersey-ribbed four - thread Bal- briggan Shirts and Drawers, colors ecru and light blue. Shirts have French neck. Drawers are finished with strapback and 50 taped seams, per garment........ C Men’s Oneita Union Suits, colars natural gray and ecru, the very acme of comfort — the coming garment for 25¢ New importation p: club tiss, the n(;jatest summler neck- wezar for ladies or gentle- men, 3 for... 25C Just received—the latest thing in n=ckwear—Grenadine puffs and bows, andfishepherd plaids in all shapes, puffs, bows, Ascots and four-in-handse. eeseese 50c Galifornia’s Largest, America’s Grandest @ Shopping Place. GoldenRuleBazaar «««««««Q««u«««tmmm«««t«««“««m««««fiat«««g Some very spe- cial prices for Drug . this week only Sundnes' on articles that are needed every day. The Royal Fountain Syringe with six hard rubber pipes, packed in neat hard wood boxes— 4 quarts Our popular “Family Fountain Syringe,” 3 pipes: 2 quarts...soc. | 3 quarts...65¢. White Rubber Water Bottles, guar- anteed for one vear, special at— 2-quart size 3-quart size Large-size Buth 25¢ and 35¢. ‘“ Goodyears ”’ Ladies’ Gloves, the best—per pair 8sc. First quality Chamois Skin— 12x14 inches...15¢ | 15x20 inches...25¢ All sizss Curling Irons, with stove complete, 18¢c. 702 Sponges—each 15¢, Rubter Imitation Cut-glass Berry Bowls in several different shapes and patterns—ths very latest designs and measuring from 8 to 10 inches across. Spe- cial Monday and wh;‘lctgcllargeswck on hand lasts 19¢ We also place on sale a large lot of Crockery, Glass- ware, Ornaments, etc., all moreor less damaged or broken, a lot such as will accumulate in any large crockery store—at far less than cost. To get some of the choice pieces come early. A limited quantity of each of the Enameled Steel Wareo following ar- ticles on sale Monday, and Tuesday also, if they last: E xtra large Coffee Biggins, 4 or 5 quarts, 48C each........... Extra large Saucepan or Ket- tle, with tin cover, lz-quar(ssc size, each... large Extra 35¢ Roasting Pan, square or ob- lcr;sg, 18-inch si‘z::. P e xtra large Frying Pan, 13 to 14 inches across, :ac‘h... 27C Extra large Tea Kettle, ro-quart size, each, 6 5C A variety of damaged. articles in im- ported German while enam.- eled ware, enamel chipped, at half regular retail price. This Clock $2.95. Ebonized 8-day Mantel Clock like picture—gilt deco- rations, 10% inches high, cathedral gong, half - hour strike... $2.95 Nickel Alarm Clock, 4i¢-inch dial, guaranteed...... w.ceeee 700 “The Delineator” For June now ready. The patterns illustrat- ed in this number are very desirable and ele- gant styles. Subscrip- tion price of this popu- lar fashion magazine, $1; single copy, 15¢. Pattern Department— Main Floor, Back of Rotunda. The most complete as- Traveling P sortment f RequISItCSO Trunks anod Valises in the N\ city. Steamer, Y wall, basket, sole leather, ladies’ dress, overland and Saratoga Trunks at popular prices. Tele- scope baskets and basket satchels, all sizes. Every good kind of bag or valise. Here are some spe- cial bargains: Metal covered oval and flat top Trunks, strong hinges, lock and clamps, sheetiron bottom, set-up tray: 28-inch 36-inch $2.25 $2.75 $3.25 Canvas-covered round-top Trunks, heavy maileable iron ball bumpers, iron bottom, one fancy set up covered 32-inch tray: 28-inch 32-inch 36-inch £5.25 £6.00 56.7—= Waterproof Canvas Telescopss, lfong, heavy straps, ieather corners : 14-inch 16-inch =5 50¢ 6ac & &’Ir l[y e e 9c 22-inch 24-inch 26-inch $r.00 $1.15 $1.25 Fuil stock English Grain Leather Club Bags, russet or oxblood : 10-inch 12-inch $1.25 $1.63 $2.10 16-inch 18-inch $2.62 $3.00 Genuine Alligator-skin Ciub Bag, leather-lined and brass fittings, highly polished : 10 inch 12-inch 14-inch £3.00 $4.co 16-inch 17-inch $5.00 $5.50 $6.00 Tan Leather Giadstone Valises, Japanned frame, nickel trimm-d: 18-inch 20-inch 22-inch 24-inch $2.25 $2.35 $2.50 $2.75 Good Leather Basket or Shawl SIraps:. -2 5c and 25¢ Dainty Printed Lap- Chamber pet Muslin Cur- 3 tuilns, indbeapliful colors and suitable Curta'lns‘ patterns, for bed- rooms or living-rooms, wids ruffle around thres sides, length 3 yards, only.. ... 8150 Pair A Bl Just received a nsw Ig shipment of 1coo good - quality Incandescent Savmg G Lo G as per cut, worth $1.50 in Gas. gp—nhii v oo 2000 Mantels, the good kind, won‘h 4oc each— special this week at...... 20c 1000 Crystal Glass Gas Lamp Chim- — neys, worth 10C each—special while 4c For $25.00 Bedroom (% Suits for $17.50 we onger we will offer those Solil Oak Hand-Carved 3-Piece Bedroom Sets, with large French beveled plate glass, that other dealers sell for §30, that we ordi- $ 1 7’50 narily sell for $25, for See. these bedroom sets if you contempiate buying one. They are not cheap oak sets (we have them much lower), but in every respect as represented. This Hand- some Solid Oak Table, with claw legs,large enough to ZL seat tenfverst:‘ms, wo&th $12 any day, special for this week onl & #98.75 ning-Room Tables—as low as $3 and from that price up to $s0. The largest assort ment of tables in town. Our Eastern A Carpet buyer secured an - unusually fine lot Smsatlon of newl}y made carpets—very latest designs and colorings—at 20 per cent off the regular wholesale prices. To- morrow and during the entire week we quote these long-to-be- remembered carpet speciais : The prices” include mak- ing and lining. Lowell Body Brussels, with borders to match, regularly $1.30 per yard, $1004 saeprice. . --.. W ilton Velvets, regular- 80 ly $§,sale pice..... c Best Grade ot Tapestry, full 10-wire goods, borders to match, regularly 90c 72 per yard, sale p:ice. . C Second Grade Tapestry, regu- larly 80c per yard, 56 c sale price ...... ... Chcape‘st Fradzo:f Tapestry, regular per yard, sale price ... .. 48C T L L L e L e e L L L L L L L L T e e e L L L L L T L T L e e e e -