The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, July 6, 1900, Page 4

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1900. R00T DESIRES AN INCREASE OF STANDING ARMY R War Secretary Is Preparing a Bill to Introduce in Congress. Would Have From Ten to Twelve y Regiments and of Seventy- wousand. OF INTEREST TO THE PEOPLE OF PACIFIC COAST Postn rs Appointed, Pensions > ed and Increased, and Army Orders. eph C. Walker, hild of Alvin A been further | await nal Bank t for nk at San CHICAGO SWELTERING - FIGET AMONG CATTLEMEN. Two Are Dead and More Trouble Is Expected. BOMB AT HIS DOOR. 1‘ Attempt Appmnily Made to Destroy i i the Home of Sheriff Smith. w Off Water for Irrigation. WOODLAND, Jul im: W, . including the olume claimed, rency has | \ UNDER A HOT WAVE! Five Deaths and Thirteen Prostra- tions the Record for One i \ i Big values in every depart- ment throughout the store ESTERDAY we began to remodel our store. A full force of carpenters and mechanics started to work to enlarge our basement, also to convert our entire second floor into an immense salesroom and to modernize our two frontages and otherwise beautify the store generally. Our business has grown to such an extent that we are compelled to use every bit of available space. Wohile this remodeling is going on there will be an abundance of noisy confusion while the men are at work, and during this period our store will not be the most comfortable place to make purchases, but you can count on this: Whether you are in need of a suit, an overcoat, a pair of pants, a hat, a shirt, a necktie, a suit of underwear, or anything in men'’s or boys’ wearing apparel except shoes, you can get just what you want here for far less money than in any other place in San Francisco. Just note below the big reductions. Remember you are getting 1900 goods—stylish, fashionabl: and up-to-date goods at actual reductions. Other than the noise you will find no inconvenience when making purchases on the ground fioor. Wiile you sacrifice a little comfort, the prices will atone for every inconvenience. The sale starts at eight o’clock this morning. We suggest that you call early in order to avoid the overcrowding of the store in the afternoon. Every department has reductions. Though we might not mention below what you want, remember you can get it at a saving price. Men’s Suits A lot of tweeds and worsteds, this season’s : styles and patterns, light weights and colors, various THE SXN FRANCISCO CALL, SUN shades and all desirable. We have sold these very {|MPROVING HOME OF suits for $7.50. 800 and $10.00 but they will be | BUSINESS WITH ART closed out during the sale for the remarkably low € AT 0 MRS e Sa R PG T IR S price of $3.85 a suit A number of suits in black, full weight, all-wool wors'ed cheviot ; good suits, weill made and lined, all sizes in single and double-breasted styles. Boys’ Clothing Boys’ Sailor Suits, ages 3 to 1o years, made of good quality brown mixed tweed and herringbone siripe ; regular price of the suits is $3.00; sale price $1.50 = sur Boys’ School Suits, with knee pants, ages 8 to 16 years, variety of desirable patterns ; suits sold up to this morning for $265 and $2 85 ; schocl will be opened soon again, so why not buy the boy a suit now, whan the price is *1.70 Furnishings Suspenders—Genuine Silk Suspenders, the proper thing for dress, all colors, neatly striped, values 75¢ and $1.00 a pair; price now 35° a pair Regular 3o0-cent Suspenders, made of first-class webb elastic, leather cast-off ends, all colors, such as you will find in all first-class suspenders; sale price 25c a pair Neckties—We have taken every four-bit tie in the store and cut the price right in half; they consist of foulard, rumshundas and twilled silks, in the very latest patterns and designs; in fact they comprise everything that is made in ties; the colors are too numerous to mention, the shapes are puffs, four-in-hands, tecks, batwings and imperials; every tie Also fancy checked worsteds, in neat, nobby pat- terns ; these suits are particularly well made ; they are this season’s production. Scotch mixtures, splendid suits for every day wear, as they are rough finished and the color will never show dirt or fade from sunshine. These three lots of suits have been sold here right along i o akiedomsppie’ for $10.00 and $12.50, but our price now is but s TS opptaamen ot & X Lok 15,95 e Men’s Overcoats Light and dark tan covert overcoats, box style, dressy, nobby and stylish; some come with linings and some with- out, so you can have your choice; all sizes; $10.00 is the price that they have sold for up to now; present price during the sale 4ok $5.25 goes for 25(; and the ease or | he validity of any recordes which t eterminex Suit for Back Rents. We have taken our line of $2.50 2. hats and put them in at a big reduc- 5 tion; they have always sold here for A $2.50, so you may know that you ~ @ are getting a particularly good value; ; [J they comprise derbys in brown and black; fedoras in brown, black, cedar and Eeafl; graecos in the same colors as the fedoras; the price of any of these hats now is *1.50 718 Market Street ges on a re: 1896, at which tme, it is alleged, the defendants entered into illegal possession | of the land, The suit will he closely fol- | lowed by the citizens of Monterey. Thrown From a Wagon. AVON, July 5.—While returning from a dance early this morning a party of six- ari a hill near Lefay- th 2 the wagon. Cha C. Smith's legs were several ladics were badly brulsed and one lost an ear. All were residents of Orinda Park, i | Men’s All-Wool Pants = .Golf Shirts This is an exceptional value: TO Out-of-Town Customers: Stylish patterns in checks, stripes Scotch tweeds, strictly all wool; no and designs in pink, blue and lav- better pants for every-day wear or All out-of-town orders will be filled promptly and carefully. Customers will be dealt with ender; percale material; every shirt work; various shades in stripes and - 3 3 is full size and length; pair of separ- checks; usual prices of these pants are as though they were present buying in person. We suggest that they read our announcements ate link round-cornered cuffs with i:esro Sg.it:oozxt\dja‘fg.:;‘::a .‘,’r"lil.n?::; and write us at once for anything they desire that is advertised. All orders for made-to-order each shirt; just the shirts for wear on ph {,,‘;’c, of clothes by being made through our self-measuring system will please the customer in fit and ap- ;?i’;go:(;‘\:g' T oo viles qle $l 3 5 pearance. Samples of cloth for made-to-order clothes will be sent to anybody upon request. 35¢ each . ’ Golf Caps Men’s Hats P Golf Caps made from cloth left in our tailoring department; the cloth would be a waste if we did not use it, so we make the remnants into these caps and charge you for the making only, which, of course, is nominal; it is almost the sane as giving them away to sell them for 15c each. 25c for 2 They are all good caps, well made and come in a great variety of stylish patterns; they are i 5 s y practically soc