The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 19, 1899, Page 8

FRANCISCO CALL, O GO OO OCEF 00 “M»onmoooooovoo~>om. """"“"“"MWWQM D R - - -~PEREMPTORY -~ MONEY=RAISING SALE! SPCACFCRCROIORORDIONC O O ORCK OO0 OO SOt ERENrOEENENDNESE o =1 SO COMMENCING AT 10 O’CLOCK TO-MORROW, MONDAY, We will offer at a SWEEPING REDUCTION IN PRICE our entire stock, consisting of BLACK and COLORED DRESS GOODS, SILKS, VELVETS, LACES, TRIMMINGS, AR HEENENNENINERNREN NN fegugeivivie] *———! EMBROIDERIES, RIBBONS, GLOVES, LADIES’ and GENTLEMEN'S HOSIERY, : 3 # NECKWEAR, MUSLIN and MERINO UNDERWEAR, CORSETS, BLANKETS, SHEET- ‘ INGS,COMFORTERS,UMBRELLAS, MACKINTOSHES, BOYS’ana CHILDREN’S CLOTH- ING, LADIES’ TAILOR-MADE SUITS, JACKETS, CAPES, SKIRTS, FURS, FEATHER BOAS, FANCY WOOLS,YARNS, EMBROIDERING IMATERIALS, RUBBER GOODS, Etc. N. B.—Our friends and the public are respectfully informed that goods during this sale will be sold for cash only; that no goods will be exchanged nor money refunded, and that no samples will be furnished. QOO OO0 OO O U OO OO DI OO O O OO0 ERPARFRERNNANAEN SORCRORCHCRCHORCECRONO! 1 10X CRCHORCHORCHORO-QECECH CHOROROIDHONORON ER 00ttt 0lrettnetsssststisnesstonsstsitsistossessssssssssssssssssses Murphy Building, Market, Jones and McAllister Sts. Murphy Bullding, Market, Jones and McAllister Sts. Murphy Building, Market, Jones and McAllister Sis. R R R R T L RS S S e FOGIFFRONFIIFIOG O AENRENEESEOINAANERRNRAR e YR ISR NSNS of the association thought | members of the 5,000 members ought to be | est Ass d that would provide the | ble .__the | adoption. $25,000 | me and v same mem- | that he ,THUMAS COUNTS UP MEMBERSHIP . BY THUUSANUS Flood Savers Are Now | in Earnest. has done “Work together, | pian to F0UR REGIMENTS FEXPECT 70 SHIL | AAY THIS WEEK - Will Loav@ Onlv the Colored Troops. Have No Authority to Fix Rates Epectal T The .daison Tortoni. | Restaurants and | of the featur en \an"\ H l(:m IGHT TRANSPORTS READY ORGANIZATION IS SUGGESTED Caa ol | e’ domi mony : y RLRSTR T T e seneon? | opening According to Mr. Bacon the whole tr PLAN TO PROVIDE FUNDS FOR EARLY WORK. Ll 1 who woul 15t to see wh e to put up |most lav 1 be done? I |tion, d that_there i such person | rell street. 1 do not t it is | world-w ¢ to think that we ought to get |fice to and F When the advisory councl of the Cali- | a m rship of 2 the [mat. ¢ human n.'m stion. | r‘nr\ on has not . r : | ter is taken up syste that I | on also change. and restaurants, | to possess for ; fornia Water and Forest Assoclation ad- | ded 1t will be ALe rons men, cannot With the| Its power h Raysor to ant Hall to be journed after electing an executive com- mittee last week no day was fixed for = — - — calling :ogether the executive commit- A Popular Shampoo. tee. A great deal of hard work had been orfous article can gain|done and the delegates were tired and | g through the medium of | 4id not wish to continue their delibera- | cerned in the ement are In prestige of preme Court, and the ce | Burpgse of mair Mal rallroads for the carry “Of course, there are n will give quite large sur work through publ ny persons who | to forward th 3 also be- | vation an | finished . Gavitt, T ty with the Fo ympany that ment of t s cly “tied ‘up / of the State. If jt fous ornamentation of the past 1 W . e Diecerad ertising has been well demonstrated fn | tiOns as an executive committee at e. | were necessary to raise only $75,000'at first | {entlous ornas 2 Hose n h . o oSl O emOnA A eilfen this; that o atititor e nat| (bt Tdoisbany, how ook will ba Fost: | Maison Tortoni has always ma , s W r success of the Shampoo, a ed); it might: e possible to s iimare what | the h ndard of excelle s . g hair a few | completed and the size of the undertuk- | S0 It might be possible to estimate what | pcny It may t - ol hs it : , sood s eller in|ing upon which the relation has em- | contribute as its e by aining the | | A '-yfl"-‘!“ { M b been S F o= barked and the great interest involved | assessed value of et ht ring te has bee e Owl Dri 3 | s o | e be in any wise re rts Indiana D _powe in the success or fallure of the plans to | ing for Wednhs: ¥ v-’; the roots of the hdir, leaving | dopted in furtherance of the aims of | ¢ balass Elks’ Entertainment To-Day - t ‘and silky, while removing all dan- | the convention made it advisable that all e Iy LT \ X | hould have a c e to think m:nu‘rsl ought to be counted on to of Blks wi > = over a little. But the work will not long Ap liberaily In a movemer 1 John W. Bowers Dead. MARYSVILL ers, a prominent home of his of this kind, be delayed. President Thomas, head of |and I am convinced that they will. v. 18.—John W. Bow- | the executive committee, said yesterday | “Since the conve mm dent of Chico, died | that he would soon send out a call for |have been encou aughter, Mre. W. J.| the committee to meet and he expected to | the manner in whi St in this city this afternoon of ‘)uh been prov napolis also t ations, espe entials in iy S the proposition. Mr. Sh tions well-known _professio > of the heart. while on a visit. He |Communicate with the commlttee mem- | por “of the executive committes, had & | ama s of local reputation o ox o o RO : vears of age. The remains will be | bers this weck. Then a definite plan of Suggestion that improvement clubs {n San | van R T v & véd to Chico for burial. procedure would begin to take shape.' Luis Obispo County should also become !ing g . 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