The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, April 22, 1900, Page 22

34 [ THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, APRIL 22, 1900. ADVERTISEMENTS. YouCouldn't SILKS. wish for Any- | DRESS GOODS. thing Nicer, NEW STYLES IN FANCY Neater or More SILKS FOR WAISTS., 21-inch Open Work, Satin and Taffeta Stripes, in latest Correct as to Fashiliihh & ] S1est] ot i nie on tucs et 1 st variety of colorings and stgles...................... ....................... $1.35and $1.50 Yard L] DlCtllm Than 22-inch Monotone Effects, in extra heavy warp printed ADVERTISEMENTS. it taffetas, all new designs............. $1.50 Yard Elther a 24-inch Satin Striped Taffeta Gros-Grain Silk, in light and dark colorings. extra quality..... $1.15 Yard Stone Grey s @ 1 Chey i == Serges and Cheviots, 20 pleceis GENgIlNEn CI{EVI&]{}]SU&T&TS, wa{rranted all wool and 46 inches in w 1 erent shades. ... Steel Gl‘ey ............................ e 85c Yard % 30 pieces 2NAVY ST%RM SE!}GE,I two different shades, . full 42 inches wide, suitable for outing wear........ Vicuna thewviat | 0T e e 65c Yard 18 pleces 50-INCH BLACK CHEVIOT SUITING, shrunk Su it and sponged, very superior quality..$7.00 Yard NOTE. NeWCSt Shad eS, All the above goods we have on displap this week, - and our patrons in the interior are requested to Newest Fabrics. write for samples of same. Suits Full of Char= acter and Snap. The Clever Tailoring Gives ’Em That. Watch What the Swell ilL, 113, 115, 11T, 119, 121 POST STREET. 2 Dressers Are Wearing. ’ i ’ W i Had the Case Fixed. | mind to have him arrested for contempt You " Flnd Em earlng Fannle Wilson was charged in Judge | °f court. Mogan's cnul:( }‘es!erda)j Wil}:l battery Surrendered Themselves. These Colors—These upon her divorced husband, Charles H. | g, (0P SRS T ORI ten, t street when the woman hit him on | against whom the Grand Jury issued in- Linforth told | dictments Friday on the old charges of g misusing fun: nt, surrendered wo- | yesterday. te od | bonds an Fabrics. They’re the | the M Sesterdsy SRt ent the Judge convicted the pld Linforth that he had a g asto Colors and Fashions of R and Upper Swelldom. We have devoted owr Corner Window to the exhibit of these smart suits—and as a special have marked ’em See , ’Em in Window To-Day. They're impressionable suits and are built on the most clever, high-class tailor lines. The Sack Coats have the broad- shoulder effect, which is the swell idea for this season; lap seams and raised welt seams on the showlders of the coat. The broad shoulder dives it an awfully nobby appearance; it builds one out. They haven’t their peer in this town at $20. The fabrics are all thoroudhly tested as for wear, durability and color. The price is made special but for a short period only— Special Sale of Wash Goods The prices on these goods are bound to close out the entire stock in a very short time, therefore we @advise early shopping Monday morning to those wishing a bargain in dimity, percale or madras. Dimity Dimity Beautifully figured dim- Figured and striped dim- ity, 30 inches wide, worth }ity, 30 inches wide with a 12%c¢, now . corded effect worth 20c, for 8cayard I24cayard Percale Madras Good quality heavy per- Silk striped madras 32 cale, 36 inches wide, fast | inches, well worth 25¢, now colored, worth 12%c and | on sale at 15¢, at I0c a yard Ladies’ Shirt Waists Ladies shirt waists, made of good qualities of percales, madras and ginghams in stripes, checks, plaids and figures; plain, tucked and with insertion at the special price of ¢ $1.00 each A Skirt Special Ladies’ dress skirts made of all-wool serge in black and navy, braided and appliqued in silk at 3675 each Use No Pins The Priscilla skirt and waist holde{s prevent the waist from drawing up or the skirt sagging down; they are easily adjusted and can be attached to any waist or skirt, e IOc aset I5ca yard Qur picture on the side bespeaks the fashion- ableness of the suits we mention, different from : anything else in town, but right in line with fashion’s latest decree. - RAPHAEL, ,IN%HE FRISCO BOYS, Makers and Designers of Fashionable Apparel, CORNER KEARNY ST. AND UNION SQUARE AVE. (28}