The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 27, 1900, Page 32

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, MAY ‘27_. 1900. 32 — A Hale’s. Hale’s. DEALERS IN HAY FAIL TO | : : 1JCALE 1 | BRING OFF A FOOT RACE i e B. Goecken Did Not A f Hundred-Yard Herman B. Goecken Did Not Appear for a Hundred-Yard| I . “ 2 h H Dash With Cy Lauder at the N L A Y T L S O H ay EXChahge' we ahre having at Hale’s a zgod-natlt(xrqd game of see-saw. the builders of our new store are doing their best to break records in modern store bt 3 Z o040 as the new store goes up the stocks in every department of our old store must come down—that’s the game of see-saw. as building goes B oottt ieieitdedeodesedrd 6000000000000 ® payroll goes up in sympathy, but in order that our stocks shall get reduced prices must be reduced. here’s a picture of our r store as it app : + day. how different it will be for us to work on four or five floors when we have been cooped up in one! when we started in 'frisco we had z front and 43 employes: oursbusiness now demands more help than this in two of our sixteen separate and distinct departments. once we s - goods (as our old sign says); now we sell enamelware, baby buggies, leather goods. soap, crockery, refrigerators, garden hose. ¢ 1] and florida water, perfumery, Dr. Dei- we sell trunks for p s « Z mel’s linen mesh underwear; we outfit kets for yosemite, alligator t . babies, we provide wedding trousseaux, yer, flags for the patriotic, P! dding / - + funeral robes, christening requisites. s, hammocks for tl 5 Z s ¢ for the married—truly this > fla s (decoration day necessaries an r the whole family, in all € useful all the time.) phases of life. ¢ muslin flags on ¢ sticks: neckwear . 6x9% in., doz...10c > exception 2 8x14 in., doz. in ladie { 11x18 in., doz. B - lad p . 12x22 in., doz. e ke 1 18x27%in., doz...60c rooms; - ee-" MADOLEOM® JOB MAGNER. h)s i ¢ % WHISTLED AND WAITED buas : +4 FOR. GOECKEN e°** s (one of the most fash- 7 + 4 ionable neck orna- ments for the up-to- ~ - s Py date woman.) fl H = ladies’ heavy « i'm ‘ . .,’fl“ . silk neckwear, - 3 . - : Pt b weam_aa(npei'/ar but in the £, Lrfi(vr.n . X[ 3 S space in B 5 isian mod ) ¢ . in black pace in Qur old store: store will give more than shaped stc : i elbow roo, and tab ends, < :‘ - o all' med with silk fr b AND ] = i 1 $ 1 . WAMILLER. b ¢ 45 « A Sizeo vp * ‘ exceptionally ¢ LAUCER o+ & o0ods : o 2 ? goods. with crepe leis ' § * . EgRR P ¢ + 4 pe . + o | g @ we place on sale (a midsummer sale of unusual opportunities in view of vacation needs.) | ladies’ 2 . thirty ladies’ S , 9 dozen ladies b ¢ % king' hats just 35 ladies’ trimmed . to 1 e S G o hats, draped aites 30 children’s trim- | ¢ @‘ room: every. hat the prevailing mode { med leghorn, milan - 3! modeled after $5 in straws, mousse- | and chip straw 2 | Aodsls - siinilac line de soie and hats, the popular P AT el tucked chiffon; the | mop shape, _trim- * illustrations 5! general effect can med wi flowers | 3 b and 7; hats trim- | be seen in design and feathers....$2.15 J ZeERED. LACTERWASSER. =) b ed in tucked| number 3 $3.45 | B WAS THERE WITH $ i chiffon, | | = ® THE SPeN ) 4 flowers. mothers a midsum- . AND WATER. e+» 15 ¢ / \ | mer hat for the chi b = ¢ AIGELTINGER MAOE b sty -| i i | + HiS ESCAPE e - ¢ U]le no. 1, $2. | 3 | pi-fnyl and | + velvet; your ‘1 2.00. style no. 2, $4.95. able hat, : S oz " @] choice of any STe 85, 9 ‘ as shown in design ° Well-Known Dealers Waiting for the Sprinters to Appear. $|} ome ........$200 7> |we also place on number 6....oooiiiiniieniinnen 8145 . - also we offer = sale 25 ladies’ hats, |about 10 dozen N PP e G AR P SR R I T DU AP ADAP S S :Ilhunt 30 dozen trimmed as shown | ready. to wear hats % ¥ S ans Wbty Riln b edtven l‘]dCl\ 101.]1.).-_:3 in sketch no. 2; for children, some ed Lauterwasser, | hats at..... - 15¢ elegant designs, A trimmed with vel- 1 riously. S made after much wj\ |vet folds and ro- e Claimed the stakes on the | ask for the well- more expensive 7 4 | sette. others ribbon = ‘ 3 white or was ready to keep his part || known :ch‘al/ ;}n- f models; every hat = [band and quills: & ot - , and should not be kept || per patierns (at > made in our own |colors red, white 6 5 - | ear other wee! | style no. 7, $2,00. | x style no. 6, $1.45. |6 dozen g ; n‘(‘ ‘rz‘:m}\, ‘l: :‘I'E: pattern dept.) \vorkra:m .’._H$4.l£)5 ¥ 7.8 | blue and brown.7. }. by |violets g ily anguish. | : (see how fine they are in department | about 15 dozen leghorn hats reduced |; ; recetved from Mr. | . _ s in each e e o i || cloak and suit depariment and window.) R e S e el p stepped on As he was disabled all dozen silk taffet . . | with foli- bets were declared off, and Mr. Algel- | 3,,4 £atin \'mm: m the u ular th"’d aisle (domestic ]aze. per i £ ot the oW ot i nicely corded down| department) bunch ..... 2 iro;{‘t‘anr‘] 黑nc}f{: flari 900 yards unbleached sheeting, double | colored organdies, 30 inches wide, in |2y (07 Punches = R = cr“h‘r.s §R-patan $:‘é‘ bed width, 86 inches, an extra heavy| plain colors, pink, blue, red, lavender, RIRECLTARS TN un - celebration of the ad- 10: EETERTEERRE X R 1) ity v v DIRECTORS 70O CHOOSE o son nia it the Union. wil | 5 el e nRT Of quality ..per yard 20c 5323” PERMANENT OFFICERS 1 S7th ‘oR st J\’;m;.“,;“r:f sil‘k waists on ex- | 125 dozen damask napkins, 22 inches l“‘;‘dms D | < arlor numbers twen i1 | ORRATI $5.00 square, all linen, good for hotel or fam- | Heir white: diait |C o 1‘- > The r g he meeting i e of John Staude | By - eNe i siee TR [TV T e e 1 X gate's b t e Califor- - et 1o the the chair. 3 s secretary and E. | / Wranpers | | stripes and checks 3 C| n ursery A ssociation —_————— { pp | 1500 pair cotton blankets, in white| v pillow cases, bleached, size 45x36| ; o wder ¥ Last Night Hospital Interne Stricken. % % ladies’ percale house| and gray; direct from the mills: these | inches, made from remnants, two-inch | g the P & s e Cass Post lfiflemmfl} Service. i wrappers, body | are in all sizes and weights suitable for | hem .....cvoeiiiinnin ceeeT2¥e| T by K : g olonel Oscar ,11'-' :K’:z‘f;p:::i?.“x:r) 101 "lined, braid trimmed, | camping or ironing blankets: per pair. . | and the 4L r orial dusfon! evilatl e with ruffle or plain;| ........ $2.00, $1.65, $1.23, $1.00 and 75¢ crash skins | toilet. .. 3 deep flounce, in me- . | g 106 s accepted an ({gvnalflnr} dium shades; sizes cunam sale 5 dozen crash | Richard Hudnut's white lilac and g nd its services in & body. || 3210 44:-cceree --$1.23 Eas 'y walking skirts, peau d’espagne and white iris per- s ers of the garrison will meet at Al- | (sale of jac to-day.) 107 pair of ecru and A LM width - and | fumery .per 0z. %0¢ . : ding Wodneadny raocring 'dt | white nottingham %, | length ........50¢ | bramble rose sachet. .. ...per oz. Toc e a 5 S RO | = curtains, 3 yards long {¥ | 6 dozen ladies’ | velvet sponges for putting on liquid Alcalde Drill Corps. | 18 dozen per | it : 7| . v iled e R ey gy e p P Nurse's Death From Poison. | cale shirt waists, by 36 inches wide:; ' 4) | crash walking | powder ..... . ed | m 3 3 . a nurse 68 years with laundered neat patterns; ¥ d skirts, trimmed w’p_o“-rler boxes « ¥ at her residence, | collars and pair ... 3 with 3 rows white | violet almond meal for sunburn..asc . from an overdose of cuffs, some with 2 | pique, with box | Bailey’s rubber complexion brushes g Lt is ‘"?}F«'TGGi acciden- | french backs, lappett swiss cur- T | pleat back ....95¢ | for a pure skin ., . E6C350000€05000006356680 e estesaaum |} - others wilit h tains, in small and | |5 dozen crash | Allen’s florida water. .. & go. The body was voke backs, all | medium dots and X I | skirts, with ap- violet and white rose soap. B © BR ’ B B {l colors . .50¢ lace stripes. Rlvardsl\\x plique front and | Richard Hudnut’s white rose per- b4 “; B o | long by 40 inches! back, with white fume (now so much in favor)...... her— C as St man, - TP g . ‘1 i 5 5 H . Fommy—George Washington, He|| ladies’ 2-piece wide ...........$1.00 pique .......$1.50 .....DET OZ S0C y in war. firat In peace and frst | | pathi v Colgate's sachet, violet, heliotrope [ Teacher _(interrupting)—No, 00; bathing suits. in | and sandalwood. in package: oc 3 '] m was the first man. Tommy—Oh, | navy blue flan- | and s . in packages......gc ® . if you are going to ring in foreign- . ° .'T suppose he nel. trimmed ‘hrush a“d comb : e — with white [ & 't h iema i il F§ i > N R R e id: si we: offer @ While the demand is still at its heizht we have Diidosives | this week 4 decided to make tPyediinay. Jon a brush a [] flfls sale C il $2.50 = and comb ask fto see i good enough for vacation use: good l | ‘ lON S- SHOULD BE NAMED g | ins(‘!c\- in brush, strong teeth ‘ A comb; the two articles for th morning robes I at the old store now. at the new store this fall. of one ..... . o+ 4} it the greatest number can benefit by them. ~ $4.50. Navy CHEVIOT TAILOR SUITS, lined , very latest box jacket and new skirt, om $7.50. $7.50. Homespun ETON JACKET AND SKIRT, lined hroughout, this season’s goods,reduced from. $10 $15.00. n, Checks, LADIES’ TAILOR TS, Eton and box jacke:, lined throuzhout silk, and very latest style in skirts, : beautifully appliqued, some with velvet revers, reduced from $22.50. GOLDEN GATE CLOAK AND SUIT HOUSE, 1230-1232-1234 MARKET STREET. Tan, Navy, Invisible taff= aile BECAUSE There’s nothing so comfortabls as an old shoe, except it be SOROSIS TRADE MaRN A combination of common sense, science and beauty. Forty styles of Oxfords and Shoes in Patent Leather, Box Calf, Russia Calf and Vici Kid, either in Black or Tan, Heavy or Light Soles. We prepay delivery charges to any point in United States. Price, the world over— Sold exclusively at 50 THIRD STREET, Beoond Ehos Stors from Market, SAN FRANCISCO. Hlustrated Catalogue Malled Free. LARGE SUMS OF MONEY USED FOR Catholic Ladies’ Aid Society Makes Report of Its Good Work. gl An Interesting Illustrated Lecture Entitled “A Visit to Ireland” Delivered by Mrs. Hattie B. Steecle. PG A benefit entertainment was given last night at Metropolitan Temple under the auspices of the Catholic Ladies’ Aid So- ciety. A large aydience was present to testify its apprecidtion of the noble work In which the organization is engaged—that of relieving disiressed families. Mrs. Margaret Deane read the quarterly financlal report, in which it was sbown that the twenty-six branches of the so- ciety, which are located In various cities throughout this State, have expended a total of $1625 64 Guring three months. Feb- Fuary, March ang April. In that time 281 families in distrcss were relieved, compris- ing a total of 823 members; 1601 visits had been made and 2665 pieces of clothing had been distributed. Tge total receipts were $4315 01. The membership has increased to Mrs. Deane made a felicitous speech, in Which she thauked those present for the kindly interest manifested in the work. She stated that the society dispensed charity without regard to creed or na- tonality, and the funds were gathered CHARITY'S SAKE largely from dues pald by members. Twice & year an appea! was made to the chari- | table people to assist in a benefit, and the | response had always been most generous, for which the society was deeply appre- | ciative, | An illustrated lecture entitled “A Visit to Ireland” was dellvered by Mrs. Hattie B. Steele. The beautiful places of interest | in the green lsle were exhibited by fine stereopticon views. Among the points shown were the cities of Queenstown, Limerick and Cork, the Lakes of Killarney, the blarney stone, Eagles' Nest Mountain and others. Mrs. Steele's descriptions | were quaintly humorous and her lecture | was attended with the deepest ‘intense in- terest throughout. William J. O'Brien’s sweet_tenor yoice was heard to advantage in “The Beautiful Isle of the Sea” and ‘“The Four-Leaf Clover.” Miss May Code sang ‘““The Meet- ing of t Waters” and ‘‘Kathleen Ma- vourneen.” Miss Mary Giorgiani played an organ solo of popular Irish airs, and ! the recitation of “‘Pat’s Invitation to the Dance,” by Mrs. Deane, rounded out a splendid_programme. The officers of the society are: Grand president, Mrs. Margaret Deane; grand se- nior vice president, Miss Marcella Fit: gerald of Gilroy; grand junior vice pres { dent, Mrs. M. T. Dorsey of San Luis Obi po; grand secretary and treasurer, Miss Margaret Curtis; grand deg&ll\ Miss Mary Garety; grand directors, M. Deane, Mrs. O. C. Kirk, Mrs. W. Malloy, Miss aessle Gallagher, Mrs. D. R. Laogier, Mrs. M. H. Smith, Mrs. 8. McFadden, Miss Mary Tuite, Dr. p Elizabeth Lynch, Mrs. E. J. Thomas and Mrs, E. K. Stevenot. Alice Was Full of Fight. Alice Fleming, who resides on Clemen- tina street, between Fifth and Sixth, ap- peared yesterday before Judge Mogan on a charge of disturbing the peace. Her husband locked her out on Friday night and while. she was trying to batter down the door Policeman T. P. Rigrdan hap- pened on the scene. She resenttd the offi. cer's ‘interference and struck him with her clenched fists. Her husband came t, the officer’s assistance and she turned m: him like a tigress. She was convicted ang ordered to appear to-morro ordere W for sen- ————— In Memory of Dead Firemen. At noon on Memorial day th Firemen's Association, of {vhl:hvé:;?;‘ firemen’s plat in Laurel Hill Cemetery for the purpose of decorating with flowers the graves of departed chiefs, officers and comrades. Ex-Judge Robert Ferral will speak, and Captain Samuel McDowell will tell why Memorial day should be perpetu ated. Chief Sullivan will be present. He The Ex- s of Exempt 125-year-old North Haven, apple tree Me., has a [ ique, Potter “THE CREDITHOUSE' | | | Hotr ton. Six Stories High ornamented w ed flowers & brightener & in the sum Drapery Dep of those =leg popular for s EPARTMENT t Carpet, Sewed, wed, for 85 Cents Popular Patterns, Bright Many Designs. These Jelvets have sold as high as e to enjoy a velvet tapestry— Sewed, 5 cents a yard. Free Delivery, Oakland, Alameda, Berkeley M. FRIEDMAN & CO. (Incorporated) 233 t0 237 Post St. Open Evenings ers, bootbiac BRUSHES 2" & brewers, bookbinders, candy-makers. canners, dyers, flourmills, , foundries, laundries. paper- i i H i i i i H i i i H i i i i H i i Laid and Li e price ¢ Laid & Lined Neat design, brass trimmed, full sizs, strong Metal Bed. To sleep well is to have good health. The air eiroulates ?:ee- ly around a metal bed and re- freshing sleep follows $2.25 Polished, Oxidized, Brass; Nickle FOR BA tabies, blemen, " tar-reofers, tanmers, tallors, ete. BUCHANAN BROS,. W. Kennard is president. will meet at the H i i i hangers, printers, painters, shoe factorles, sta- H i & Bronze in bed-art up to $125. Brush Mannfacturers, 609 Sacrameato Si