The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 17, 1901, Page 46

44 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1901. OPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS From Now Till Christmas. Silk Waists More than a sale—an event. under their market value. They didn't care a cent for the loss. 2 We ‘are treading on our own toes when we do this. as they’ll be sold for to-morrow. $2.95 for $7.50 Street Skirts And as stylish and good in every way as they ever were. t :&lnx to have 2 bargain like this right when you are thinking about irts. are scaree at any price. We'd be glad to sell them even at $7.50. A big conoern cornered the market on golf cloth, and have 'bcen ] S* own private gain. But there was one maker who didn't get y"‘“ we are good customers of his. Now that he is at his season’s Be torns us over his stock of 200 Rainy-Day Skirts Foruzo close-out £ Below Half Price. i it. Made fi h the cuting el d 12 rows of stitching round the bottom. All col- en (gray, &jvm wn), afl‘{enxflu (38 to 44)—$2.95. Bleached Muslin, 8c. It's the same soft fin 3:3 muslin we always sell at 10c. 36 inches wide, but we came s¢ross sQmie yerds under {ts worth. It goes on sale to-mor- row moming for the first time. How much do you want? Write or tele- phone or but don’t wait too long. Three Cases Wide Bleached Sheeting at 17c. so'r.xgmw m:‘: u m;i; &:ubln bed. It's such a good sheeting that 1200 Hemmed Pillow Cases, 10c. 45x8§ inches and from & fine grade of muslin. A much finer quality than you deually ses at I Schirmer’sTlusicHalfPrice His “Library of Musical Classics,” consisting of some 300 numbers, go on sale to-morrow morning at exactly hal-price—lowest price.in San Fran- cisco—music ‘booth, second floor. This Free Art School Is Being Freely Patronized. n are busy all day long learning to make Christmas things. It’s an we never heard of being offered to San Francisco women be- e cover everything in the art world we can think of, and have the very best #nstructors in each branch we can get. Embroidery Work - Free instructions daily. T is being taken up by scores and scores of Women. r will be added to-morrow morning. Four classes meet daily. An hour and a balf is devoted to each class. Lace Work—Free instructions daily. Ir booth Miss H. Jackson has charge. She will show you how to do all . including Battenberg, Honiton and Duchess braids, as u how to make opera bags, shaving bags, match scratch- e Zoing so far as to design any special patterns you may wish. Burning— Frre instructions daily. a very busy booth. Leather burning has come to be a fad. Anyhow here more interesting or more delightful, and when you are through rettier—calendars, photo frames, panels, pillow covers and so on can p in many ways. The expert we have here will be glad to show you u t elp you till you master the art. Novelties— Free ins/ructions dailu. Summer looks after this booth. She knows how to fix paper in so many y ways that there is always a crowd of women there, learning to too. If you could see the pretty sachet bags, flowers or lamp shades he has made—see how pretty they are and yet how simple, you can’t re- ¢ temptation to learn, since it does not cost you a cent. Silk Floss Pillows. An Important Offering. It seems as if we must supply the town with silk floss pillows. The wonder be greater still if we did not do a big business since we sell such clean silk nd ask such falr prices. Papcr p .16-inch ones 2Qe- A Yo 30 -inch ones 5Oe SANTA CLAUS CETS HIS FIRST PEEP OF Doll Furniture at Hale’s. He says it's as pretty and well made as any he know s of— and plenty for everybody. That's fine, isn’t it? The Christmas whirl is on in earnest. toy and doll store (3d floor) last night. nights from now on.) They enjoyed this big Display of Dolls and Doll Cabs It still remains untouched—nay, it's made even more attractive by the ad- dition of all this doll furniture. These are the cutest little pieces you ever saw—as perfectly modeled as the full-grown furniture. Even the smallest plece is nailed—not glued—wouldn’t be good goods if it svasn’t. Oak Furniture. DRESSERS. 25¢—7 in. by § in., withswing- ing mirror and three drawers. D; ER. 48c—$% in. by 13 In, oblong mirror, three drawers and top trinket box. $1.25—10 in. by 17 in., upright mirror, three large drawers and three top trinket drawers, nicely de and well var- nished. A good value at §1.35, NA ET, 98c—13 inches wide, 21 as three shelves and glass doors, witl 0 drawers and fancy top. WARDRO! 25¢—9 in. by 12 in. ewinging doors and a clothes drawer. B‘EP&'EAD 285¢—11 in. by 20 in., £lats and side pleces. A well-made bed. Children had a gay-time in the (You know we are open Saturday 1 with SION i-. E, 26e—10% 1n- oy 18 in. "l e center leaf. A good, strorg table. White Enameled Furniture. DRESSER. 98c—6% in. by 16% in. Large swinging mirror with two drawers and with brass ornaments. m;rnssm, $1.25-7 in. by 12 in., with ob- long mirror and two large drawers, brass trimmed and decorated. A dreuer.N b IER. $1.40-10 in by 13% In., with four drawers and fancy fop, hand dec: orated. SIDEBOARD, $1.98-2 in. high, has a 12- nch mirror, top shelf and drawer and double compartments, brass hinges and or- naments. CHINA Olfsl-:?‘ $2.40—2 in. high and 13 in. wide, has glase doors, two shelves and three good-sized drawers. All brass mount- 4 and decorated SIDEBOARD. #3.98—32 in. high and 22 in. wide. Hae 13-inch mirror, top shelf and two :g;:lb‘l;ide s:,elves. large drawer and double ments. A'very swell sideboard, CRAMDLE. 9Sc¢—26% in. 1 = 1Ty OE g w;’k‘:mblo.n‘ and extra deep, TR, 59c—16 in. strong, well-made and highty fintshed, | = [ATR ?ucffledflvlln!td, oval or square acks, strong an well -made. ] at e, 4bc and 75c. o very pretty Many of the styles are in regular stocks for two apd two-and-a-half times as much Hale’s. A PERSONAL WORD WITH THE s - READER. ; Now read what js printed about silk walsts and petticoats, sho skizts and jackets. 5 o RIGHT AT THE TOP OF THE SEASON COME HTHESE ASTONISHING BARGAINS IN and Petticoats, Short Skirtsand Jackets. It's worthy your closest and quickest attention. never saw equaled. Rare indeed that you can find so many garments of such a high character of any one line But here come four factories to us at one time with their PRESENT STYLES TO BE CLOSED OUT One-Third Below Prevailing Prices. THIS IS WHYThese big makers have just closed a busy season. It was impossible for them to calculate the num- ber of ‘each kind they would need. Then, too, some stores countermanded orders. We took all they had. No more than we do when we lose on our remnants. A combination of values we » But just let us mention the new back and falls beautifully from the yokes: been told they could never sell them for what we do. But it means big news to you. its shape, its color or _its usefulness a bit. Other styles at $10.75, This Offering of Silk Waists Is Clear Way From the Ordinary. . 2 Right in the height of style—made from best taffetas, Louisines and Peau de Soies. Every piece under prevailing figures—sizes and colors for everybody. The loss, as heavy as it would be with you or us, is but a drop in the bucket with the maker. They are what he had left over after a season’s business. He is on spring waists now. You are on fall waists. So gain by his loss. The waists are in reigning styles—those that sgow off the figure with splendid effect. Buttons in back, and then those cute cuffs or pointed cuffs or bishop cuffs; others with severe stock, the rich lace-trithmed stock; the low bust; the silk girdles, and so on; newest and prettiest of the season. First of the startling offers are Solidly twcked and hemstiiched $5.00 Taffeta Waists $3.45. Less Tharn What You Pay for Plain Ones. New collar—new sleeves—lined. Every color—svery size. They are just as good as they look. 2 This one waist transaction is worthy of exploiting by itself. Before we could have a heavy enough cloth put in the waist and get it covered with tucks and hemstitching we had to take 2000 of them. 500 have come and gone—balance go on sale to-morrow. Taffeta Silk Petticoats FOR PRICE OF SATEEN ONES. . Samples—that’s why. From one of the best and biggest men in the business ,and whose skirts are so good we keep them right along. Women are always glad to pay full price for them, too. The cheapest good taffeta silk we ever saw was five dollars, - and it was perfectly plain. But here’s one at $3.95, of Givernaud’s Best Taffeta, Fixed up with all the pleating and ruffling and cording, and all in the very latest and best ways. Samples, so it's hard to give very close details. Early folks will get better choosing than late folks. 4.75—Really worth $8.50, of Givernaud's best taffeta, heavy quality pleated flounce, finished with ruffle. Green, red, and purple. 6.75—Heavy Givernaud's taffeta, in black and colors, pleated ruffles, finished with frillings or ruffin z 7.50—Givernaud’s taffeta, still heavier quality, with double ruffles, pleated and edged with ruffling, finished with cord. Black and colors. TIIOUGIlf OF THE TURKEY REMINDS ONE THAT may B: neeied FOF the Table. May Be Needed Shouldn’t take more than a second thought to turn your step Hile-ward. The advantages of broad and safe choosing are too important for any thoughtful housewife to overlook. Getling the most for your money in Linens and Silverware and Crockery deperids more upon th= store’you go to than upon your shrewdness. Then go toa s.ore that has ncver been known to go back on its word—Hlz’s: Add to such safety the tremendous stocks you find here—more of them now than there ever were— and you’ve got advantages Chicago and Philadelphia and New York women boast of. ’ The Hale Linen Store Is One of the Proudest Exponents the Linen World Has, It stands for all that’s good and true in linens—and-has for twenty-tive years. The lincns you buy here please and beautify and satisfy. prominence. ‘Selling a third more this year than we did last, and almost twice as mu.h last year as we did the year before—means that there was fair dealing at the bottom of every transaction and ! quality at the bottom of cheapness. It’s worth a whole lot to find a store you can believe in. For there’s nothing iike linens to fool women with, and there’s nothing like good linens to tie women close to a store. Linens make and unmake many a business—so much for argument—now the proof: $1.25 a Yard---5 Bright New Patterns, WITH NAPKINS TO MATCH 84 A D3ZEN. —Snow drop pattern with a border of chrysanthemums and ferns. ~ —Dot pattern with a deep wide border offset with a lily pattern. —Fleur-de-lis and dot with wide border of water design. —Dalnty pattern, of snowballs border with a leaf of tiger lilies and —Pansy pattern with deep wide border scroll design. ending with a snowball border. : This is a beautiful white damask, 2 yards wide, as bright and cheerful as the linen weavers know how to make it. The best part of it, you can have napkins to match the cloth. $1.00 a Yard---7 New and Pretty Designs, WITH NAPKINS TO MAT{H, $350 A DOZEN. —Ivy leaf with border of same desizn. —Honevsuckle, interwoven with a windin —A new snow drop pattern with a Greclan border. distinct border. £ spray set off with a —Poppy and leaf with border of same design. 3 —Field flower with border of same mingled with leaves of differ- —SnOW drop with a scroll desizn. ent flowers. : —A pretty clover leaf with Qistinct border of same. This is one of our prettiest and proudest damasks, bleached a pure white, a quality that is true and heavy. If it was not that we sold so much of it we could never sell it for $1.00. 88c a Yard---White Linen Worth $1.00. 5 Beautiful Patterns—This is the bargain of the day, reduced to 88c, in order to lend life and interest to the occasion. Even at $1.00 it is a value we stand alone in. 72 inches wide and as white as the driven snow: —Snow drop patterns with a leaf border. —A fuchsia ttern “Clematis with a border of sam With e orsex of fhe ‘mund midviaid e, —Here Is another with roses sprinkled here and there, with a —Another with appie leaves Intermingled witl border of larger ones. : O 'with deep border. of same. . " ih epple blossoms, set Think of choosing from such pre tty and exquisite patterns and paying less than regular prices. Damask Table cets Table Damask. $1.25. That we have just received. They are as new and pretty as Bleached, 72 inches wide, elegant patterns. can be—all linen, bleached a snowy white, and hemstitched NATEIN TOCMAIOL. 3L Don napkins to match. 45c Damask, 38c. ..g ya.d 10{11- (nlvm:: to m“clt‘)i: 35, al!. $6.50, Unbleached, 68 inches wide, damask and dim p atterns. —2% yds. long (napkins to match), $6.50, $6.76, $7.75, $8.50, 75¢c Damask, 65c. —3 vds, long (napkins to match) §1, 38, 39, 31 B —3% yds. long (napkins to match), '$10, $13.80. Mercerized, 72 inches wide, very fine quality, soft finish. Table Damask 75c. —4 yds. long (napkins to match), $14, $15. Two_yards wide, all linen. 50c Table Damask, 44c. NAPKINS TO MATCH, $2.25 A DOZ. New and Pretty Dinnerware We get along with less profits than usual. We don’t have to make enough money during three or four months to carry us through the year. Do a good business all year round. To stimulate Thanksgiving buying we've - Just Added Many Original Designs in Haviland China. Which you may choose from by the piece at the rate you'd pay for a set. But it's the sets we'd emphasize to-day. WHITF. WAVITLAND CHINA SET, .20—1t's _th At 850.00—A decorated Havil roses n-mm. a choice selected ware, mcllc:l’?nd nm:xl; :na:ex; d‘er. with best u:!emld.‘lin-c'-mflgn:\;::l" ‘-’3’;‘&@ .blsu‘g::d‘::-' for 12 persons, $§29.20. enoigh for @ dozen beople: it's'a set ‘you'd ordinarily pay $65 for. At $37.85-100 pieces beautiful floral spray decorations, gold ma"l‘! 55.25100 p At —100 pleces Haviland China, *‘Th - and knobs, and new patterns and new shapes; enough of it for 12 | with a beautiful border of ast Gt With heavy e people. |, r of roses, lines; it's Havilind's latest and most graceful shape. May be attend- ed to in our own Postotffice on main floor. —— stamps ‘and money orders when you buy your toys. ! — 'A POSTOFFICE — HERE : / lALL U. S. in thic store is |a 4 , pOSTAL ghce! “Guy your , MATTERS If it's worth anything to you to get what you want and save a full-half or more be on hand carly. Fashionable, Full-Length Wraps at $8.9s. Made of new waterproof Heptonette cloth with flowing sleeves; turnback cuffs, velvet collar, slashed pockets, shaped a bit at It's so hard to get them that no ~one else in town has them, and if they were lucky enough to get them we've Cheaper still since it answers for two garments, a mackintosh and dress wrap. Just as pretty in the rain as in sun. It's going to be the most universall; $12.75, $14.75, $16.50, ‘1‘8.'.'5v $22_:50 and Full Length Silk Wraps_$29.75, $45.00, $47.50, $55.00. Taken more than talk and clever mansuveriig to come to such | OPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS From Now Till Christmas. Water doesn’t hur§ worn wrap. Why not be among the first to have one? 37.50. " Tan Kersey Box Coats $5. 2}-inech—Silk Serge Lined—Sille Velvst Collar—Ha'f Fitted Back—F aring Cuff:. Factory man is through with fall coats—you won’t be for months yet. Greatest jacket news of the day! the season! the year! 4 24-inch tan box coats are the most popular and scarcest coat in Amer- ica—at any price. We don’t know where else you can buy another one in San Francisco. Why, the cheapest coat wholesaled in New York in thousand lots was $4.25. and it was plain, with no velvet collar and only a mercerized lining. But here’s a coat We N:ver Saw Under $7.50 Before, beautifully tailored—carefully and gracefully shaped, set off with large pearl buttons and a velvet collar A ¢ Close to a hundred just here and on sale to-morrow for the first time. TIGET-FITTED COATS. $8.50—Ycke backs, turnback cuffs, veivet collar. made of flna{e}g Kersey c‘.othsund lined with satin. Blacks and tans. We had these coats made for women who have a prejudice 3gainst box coats. : $16.50—42 inches, tan kersey coat, high collar, turnback cuffs, trimmed with velvet bands and tabs, best satin lining, stitched straps- down the back and finished with rows of tatlor stitching round collar, cuffs and edge of garment. e . Sale of Embroiderics IS ON THiIS WEEK—Hale’s is an important embroidery center. Makers have come to find out that they can reach the most people quickest through the Hale stores, and the public has learned to come here for brightest and prettiest embroideries at the least prices. It’s the prestige of such a position that accounts for this R:markable Of :ring of B-isht Nuw Styles \ Close to Half Their Value. The variety is complete; assorted in five lots: 5¢—LOT I—Those narrow, fine, firm edgings, as well as wider ones up to 4 inches. Swiss, cambric and nainsook. Just the style everybody wants. 7Y,c—LOT II—Edgings up to 5 inches, insertions up to 2% inches, cam- brics, nainsobks and Swisses. We've sold patterns no prettier at 15¢ and thou.%ht we were giving good values. 9¢—LOT III_The edgings are up to inchesy, the insertions up to 3 inches. There is a heaping table full and hardly two patterns alike, and all of them fresh and seasonable. If you don’t buy now you'll pay 20c for anything as pretty in the regular stocks. s 1214¢—LOT 1IV_The edgings are up to 8% inches, the insertions up to inches. ; Most of them are worth 25c, compared to what is sold regu- 7% larly, 18¢—LOT V—Cambric and nainsoo¥ embroideries, 3% to 10 inches. The finest and choicest patterns seen anywhere. We can’t give you better choosing in regular stocks under 3sc. Flannel Inducements SELDOM OFFERED. We are doing the biggest flannel #%- business we ever did. Biggest reasons why we should: —Stocks are fuller than ever. —Patterns are prettier than common. —Prices are more reasonable than you are used to seeing. 2 N These advantages that have appealed to so many women who are now regular customers qf the store should go a long way with other hundreds who haven't yet proved the store. = - NNT ANNEL. 6c—% | NEW SCOTCH FLANNELS. 15 B - o —Imported, some 28 and 32 !n(’h:; wide, striped patterns, heavy inches wide, pink and blue, a big variety of patterns. 3300 yards. quality for men’s shirts and chil- dren's skirts. EW TENNIS FLANNELS, 81-3¢ —Heavy, fleecy quality, pink and blue strines and checks. Other styles at 16 2-3¢, 20c. A _finer quality at 10c a yard. | NEW WAIST FLANNELS, NEW WRAFPER FLANNELS. Striped patterns for 10c—150 pieces, 27" inches wide, ete. cashmere finish, fleece back, stripes WHITE FLANNEL-AI wool, and figures. heavy quality, all widths, received NEW_DRESS FLANNELS. 12%e direct from the mills. —21 inches wide, best quality cash- mere finish, new Persian stripes -1 and figures, also solid colors. Tennis Flannels, 8c. Wrapper Flannels, 10c White Flannels, 35c. ] 23¢— shirt waists, 3¢ a yard 40¢ a yard 50¢ a yard More New Ribbons. We keep as close to the ribbon_ fountains as anyhody can. always get quick and liberal showing here. Among fashionable are Soft Louisine Ribbons, 29c a Yard. 6% inches wide, with a lace edge, comes in all the light, dainty shades so much in vogue now for neckwear. 1000 yards of it. Siilk Wash Ribbons, 19c. 960 yards. It comes in light blue and pink, with self-colored dots. a lovely crush ribbon, nearly 4 inches wide. Men’s Smoking Jackets, $4.95 Plain tricots in navy. seal or wine, handsomely lined in plaids to match. Also those made from the golfing cloths, dark with plaid inside, just enough color on collar, cuffs and pockets to make them attractive. R ITVLES 1T $0.45—In the better grades you will find the line com- Mplcleninslnymmg that_you could wish.for and the colorings are certainly ail that any one could desire.. Prices are In easy reach of the most economically inclined, New things the latest and most It's 700 Ready-to-Wear Hats. Cur Reserve Stock Goes On Sale This Weelk. 74 different styles—all bright and fresh, many of them not out of the boxes yet. e A Fur felts, scratch felts, others in cloth, some with stitched brims, all trim- navy, med and ready to wear. Good colors, black, castor, cardinal. 89¢, $1.00, $1.25 $1.50. A Clogck Sale. NOW IS THE TIME TG BUY—The gain is all your way. Stocks are fullest; prices are fairest; styles are newest. We are doing a splendid clock business. we're not satisfied. do when we try. Th's Week These Values Have been brought to the front. They are wosth considering: ALARM OLOCKS 75¢ EACH —Thirty-hour, nic- kel, with large, plain figures on dial, 'a good loud alarm attached. It is guaranteed a good timepilece. Fancy 6ilt Ciock, $1,50, An A-1 timepiece and guarantecfl. Worth regu- larly $2.50. We picture one here. Dining-room Clock, $!.98, Eight-day, oak frame, strikes the hour and half hour. Guaranteed. We illustrate one here. Mantel Clock, $3.75. Fancy eight-day, gilt dial, as illustrated. Strikes the hour and half hour. Gilt trimmings. MANTEL; CLOCK $3.30—Iron frame, eight-day clock. cathedral gong, strikes the hour and half hour; enameled dial. MANTEL CLOCK $4.80—FEight-day, 11 _inches high, 15 inches wide, black enameled marbleized columns, like illustration. Strikes a _cathedral gong hour and half hour, plain and fancy dial. & . gray, brown, But It only shows us what we can