The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 4, 1902, Page 21

"THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY,. MAY 4, 1902:- [ - NEW BUILDINGS SHOW RGTIITY Cost of Construction Is Measure of Realty Demand. Market Gains in Strength From Operations cf the Capitalists. T of building in San Francisco opening of the present year in- for the solidity of the General confidence in of San Francisco and its h are at the bottom of the building projects that have e public or are now under con- The gross value represented by crations of four months in ds that of the correspond- in 1501 by $1,400,000. The con- reasc ce g have removed to 116 Mont- | § THE EMPORIUM. The h: tinent. Flemish Oak. <woods and have the most modern equipments. in comfortable reclining chairs, and the hair afterwards being quickly dried by clectric fans. visit of inspection is soficited. Second-floor, near west elevators. THE EMPORIUM. The Beautiful New WManicuring and Hair Dressing Pariors, on Second Fioor, Open To-Morrow. mest and best appointed Ladies’ Har Dressing Parlors on this side of the con- The hair store, main reception and manicuring rooms are finished and furnished in The half-dozen face massags and, shampo rooms are all in diffzrent co'ored When having the ha't washed ladies can lic back A PERRRRR RRRRE RRRRRE RERRRY many—nearly Guns and Rifies 98c Each. Choice of 3000. When the dfficu’tes regarding the government of Samoa were finally settled in the summer of 1899 by the estabishment of ons court and one law the high chizfs Malictor Tanuand Mataafa on behaif of the natives surrendered to tae Joint High Com: Powers—the United States, England end Ger- ion of the Three Great 3500 firearms. These were brought to the Mare Island Navy-yard by the Cuckoo Clocks— ira € $5,140,504 for the first four | & 3 u April made a showing of | & United States vessel Badger, and now nearly 3,62 APrii in the history of San § - + Fr hes approached that total by [ & three years later we have bought them from the b se dred thousand dollars. | G d Al s b £ Sust has mot be char_i overnment, and will place about 3000 o act man large sales. 1 0 i - e T SRR | them on special sale, beginning 8c 3 S. Bunnell to Anna 7. Tubbs the | & Monday—each.............. Businell residence or the north line of | & i aver T;JS‘R:AE\::{*’E‘J, x_‘z-(‘m&l g The essortment for next week’s sa'e consists of and Leon Kauffman have X Snyder-Enfield Riflss, Hammerless Rifl:s, Car- bons R AACIN. W the wesl 1D bin:sdof various makes, Guns and Muskets of all a through the agency | & escriptions. Fully zooo ot them with a 0 with o depih of | & Jitle cleaning, polishing and oi ing will be , on which it has | § i ith i - with secondarv | & m'gocd condition fi?r.shootmg._ Al of them e ¥ will make most artistic decorations for dens, sold for the estate 3 & - ’ 6 feet on the cozy corners, c.ubrooms, etc. s sion street, 91:8 feet | g & le street, with im- | g ! in 3o, per month, | g aser is hot mamed | 3 Handsomely Bound Books 25c. " by 0 [ - RSocs 8 Solovhs i n 86 Titles—A Wonderiui Value. e Madrid street, in | % On Monday you will find on the salestables in the main aisle several thousa:d vo'umes legibly v ser Bomestead, for $2350; lot % printed on good paper, uniformly bound in dark, wine-colored silk ribbed cloth, g: tops, titic Street, for $1000; lot’ 10:6x100, | & ges in two colors—fa- cinating books written by world famcus authors and street wna Fo % published at 75c cach, which we offer Monday and whi'e quant'ty lasts—each . C i 2 : There are 96 caretull. selxcted titles, among which are: L Aesop's Fables The Deemster Longfellow’s Robinson Crusoe £ The Alhambra East Lynne Poems Romance of Two E praam French Revolution Lorna Doone sVorlds anned an. (Vol ucile cottish Chiefs 2o0 London | & Blessed French Revolution Master of Ballan- The Sketch Book estead, for $200. | & Beauty’s Daugh- _(Vol. 2) trae A Son of Hagar have sold to H. & _ters _ Gold Eisle Memoirs of a Phy- Stickit Minister Murphy for §10.- | & Beside the Bonnie Hunchback of sician Tale of Two Cities . mainly in or-|® _ Brier Bush Notre Dame Middlemarch Thelma. ‘nimproved land | & The Bondman Hypatia The Mill on the Treasure Island Hager estate to | & Child's History of The Iron Pirate Floss Uarda n for $20,00. |& England Jane Eyre Oliver Twist Uncle Tom’s Cabin on the north- | & Cloister and the John Halifax, Gen- A Parisian Ro- The White Com- raylor streets, | % Hearth tleman, mance pany ifled by |& The Country Doc- Joseph Balsamo = Princess of the A Wild Ass’ Skin The ad. | §¢ _tor X Last Days of Pom- _Moor Tales From 2 the north line of Post | % Daniel Deronda peii Queen’s Necklace Shakespeare been con- | & yeve wSopnie M. | X A Stationery Special. Shoe Dressings bought from Joseph | & This big value for Monday only—300 cabinets The norih line of | % of Barin Bond Writing Parer, o the fn. | INOW Half Price. west from City |{® jo.'c > i z %5 |% ionable St. James shape, 50 sheets of cream, | Beginning Monday, and while quantities on ight the north | & 5o sheets of bus, with 100 squire envelopes | hand last, we offer these best staple makes of streets, 69x79 to match; cabinet of 200 pieces to- Shoe Dressings at just half regular prices. an and Henry S ¥ monow. .. ... .. .. &OC | Whitemore's Dandy, 25c size. - . . . sz cperty a few months ago for | & Bixby Three Bee, rocsize . . . . . Bixby Three Bee, sc sze. . Blichert’s Russet Combination, 25¢ siz: These brokers have been | § . a : Yo the sale ot ne | ¥ TO=IMorrow, $4.68. | siiar: Nakin, bown, 25c szc . . mpany’s é}rfipir(fi\" )ln the | & These hand- | Bixby Satinola, 2oc sizz. . . . . ..f0@ and Haight streets R . by Guy T.|% et Young's Russet Paste, 1oc i : Ty street. > have dissolved B g?x:l;oo ; And many other makes. located at 114 | gn Clocks, im- _ better Anowi i’ pored direct | Bureau Soarfs 27c. which was re- erland, best | 288 Stamped Momie Linen Burean Scarfs, size i MR T 6: mchel’, all nice, new designs, worth gy 50c each; on sale Monday . . . 27 location good time- he purpose suggested. keepers; mproved. | Ty 1 , & Co. will auction realty | :“‘k‘”_h“f’ Lace Hose, our and dge & Co. will hold an| hourly; they 50c. well will auction villa lots of San Mateo Park next rsion will be run to T d trip rate being only includes lunch at the Ho- to be given under hotel grounds. There are to be disposed of in e acre each. The sale ch have established a Mateo. The avenues e park hawe been graded and de and ornamental E: d. Nearly all the n the corporate limits of San d office building on the Bald- I 000,000, vill build an apart- south line of Ellis west from Jones, to con- nd ten apartments, the build another addition at Folsom and sting of a three- nt structure. begun on the building Sisters of the Poor on_the Lake street, east from Fifth Pouchan will erect a three- ng for flats and stables corner of Scott and U ding to_contain four by John Tunnicliffe on of Bartlett street, south hird, to cost $95500, Flour Company will ex- n the erection of an office warehouse on the northwest t, east from Mission. Callaghan will put up and basement building on rthwest corner of Turk street and ess avenue, to be used for stores te. The cost of construction will = will be erected on the east line street, 87:6 feet north from s Thomas F. Parkinson at a cost ker Hotel Company for the cop- of the huge hotel on Powell and streets arches, strip filling and s and cornice will cost $50642. 7 epparatus will cost $13.500. P. Treadwell has awarded con- the construction of a three- building with stone founda- rtheast corner of Sutter , the cost spended The ADVERTISEMENTS. " CURES WEAK MEN FREE. Ipsures Love and a Happy Home for All an may quickly cure himself after i from sexual weakness, lost arjcocele, etc., and en- s to full size and vigor. and address to Dr. Hull building, Detrott, ladly send the free re- ons so_any man may and the following ex- q mall show what ncere thanks have given your t and the benefit has ary. It has completely braced 15t as Vigorous as when a boy realize how happy 1 am."’ ar method worked beauti- ere exactly what 1 needed. vigor have completely returned nt_is entirely satisfactory.” Yours was received and 1 had maeking use of the receipt as di- truthfully say it is a boon to y of offerings of real | ry Hall at 1 p. m. | : contracts have been placed by | The fireproof floor arches, | being | is certainly | are 18 inches w38 The best. value in Ladies s i, Hosiery ever shown in this and sell reg. iy, ularly at : | §7.50 and Extra fine quality two-thread ’¢8.00 each; on special fale Monday only. . . Hammocik Sale, ot .. RRNRRURRRRERRE RRRER RIRRRE RRRRRRRRe e $4.68 Morday only, to open the Hammock season 1902, we offer a good, strong, one-quarter color gauze weave Hammock with bed 36x74 inches, complete with pillow and ~spreader, never sold regularly for Jess than §1.00 each, Lace Lide Hose, Herms- dorf black, affe around e designs, 3 very claborate ones in the latest cffects, never were such styles and quali- ties offercdat less than 75c the pair; our price while quantity lasts . 500 $4 Curtains $2.88. 100 pairs of Lace Curtains, bought away un- der va'ue, ecru and white, 58 and 60 inches wide, suitable for parlors, dining-rooms and x Jibrarics, 2 vy c)lmic;l la;; worth §4.00 per B pair, on special sale Monday X Aico 2 small lot of handsome full-colored Ham-| oy« + - + - - - . .. 288 | X mocks with pillow and spreader at head and | X short spreader at foot—regularly $1.35 cach, | o ‘ o |8 & llu ST U860 On Special Sile { R A A YT ST All This Week. |% Framed Pictures 73c. % Beausiful Carbon Photos, such choice suiecrs| | FF OMMt@lla Cigars, E3 as Black ard White Beauties, A Difficult % Shot, Three Friends, Queen of Swords, etc., 10 “",. 25_0' ¥ carclully framed in 1-inch ornamented cak, | | By Box of 100 if you wish, §2.50. 5 full sz of picture 10x13 inches; worth at|@ Jeast §1.00, special Monday . . 732 TR 3 s R § s (] |5 The .{;ma Delineator |8 £ v and June Patterns ‘ Liguors Monday. Now on Sale. & Qocktails, 58¢. Whiskey, Ver| The June Deiineator contains practical in- X mouth, Martici, Manhattan or Gin, quar'| formation concerning the newest and latest | % bottes that rewil regularly ‘at $1.00; We | creations in dress fabrics. These are not oaly % have closed out a ot of 25 cass, which will| explained but illustrated. X z;flqfi:i h.s]:s r\:::]e:y, while 59¢ Ttis am; rc{‘:c:e,;vi!h us_efiul ax;d »;mm: in- B otity lasts; bottle . . . . <P formation for the Housewife. In those pages & Zirfandel or Reisling—Extra Ca ifornia Dinner | devoted to Fashion matters il the newest and X Wincs; Monday, gallon . . . . .. &5 | latest modes are illustiated, while its magazine { =: K!"hlfk)' Sour Mash Bcurbon-- M;'n:ay‘,"; articles are of the highest literary merit. [ betes RTINS Single copies can bz chtained at The Butterick % A B.C. Beer—Monay; pints, per ‘k‘"'n 40 Pattern Department, main floor under Ladies’ ¥ TR Mg ce v o S Parlor. Subscriptions are a'so received here. % Naglee Brandy—Very old red label, reguarly | price per single copy IS cent-. Subscripton > $1.50; Monday, bettle . - - $1.0U | price $1 per year, postpaid. A Fashion Sheet | & Champagne—A good dome:tic wine in half pint | can be obtained grat's by applying at the Pattern 5 betties; dozen $2.75; single bettle. . 286 | Depagtment. THE EMPORIUM. 'CALIFORNIA'S LARGEST-. THE EMPORIUM. A Big Special Sale of Colored Silks Begins Tucsday. l FA e Ly v e e e oy o e i 0 g S il AMERICA'S GRANDEST STORE Lester and Kent's Beautiful Electrical Exhibit, 24 Hours in the Alps, confinues during the coming week. Duwly, from 10 a. m. until closing time, in our Attraction Hall, Second Floor. Admission free. Welcome May! 2R “i) yT % Pl BN / | \ Jingle and S'eigh Bells, cach.. + + .+ ..20e@ Push Button Balls, socand. . . . . . Z28@ Mossberg Tire Beils, soc and. . . . ..Z250 Duck Luggage Car.iers, cach . . . . . 15@ Lamson Luggage Carriers. . . . . . . . . .......80¢, $1.00, $1.25 Foot Pump, a good model. . . . . ..50€ Folding Pocket Pump . . + + « . . 65C A good Pocket Pumpfor. + o « . . 200 Christy Bicycle Saddle . . « & o ..s:.su Oil, per bottle, scand . . « s s . . . 80 Famous 3 in 1 Oil, bottle . + + + . . 20@ Olers,xocand . . . - - + 4 » . ..280 ‘Wrenches, 20c and . .. .25> Cyclometer Veders, $1, Veders Trip . Wood RimCement. . . . . ....85% Patching Cement, §@; Jiffy Cement . . 5@ We do Bicycle R-pairing of all kinds. Fishing Tackie. Trout Rod—Splic bamboo, for fly or bait, nickel mounting, silk wrapped, cork grip, with excra tip; two sizes, 10 and 1034 feet; * put up with wooden form and bag . . 85€ Striped Bass Rod—$1,25 and $2.50 Brass Click Reels— Yards... 40 - 168 0 100 Exh..10¢ 156 23¢ 25z 30c¢ Von Hoffe Brass Reels—$2.50 and $3» Silk Trout Lines—Coil, 25 yards, 25, 40:, 850. | Waterproof Braided Silk Line—65e, 78¢5 75¢. 25 ! A } sc Spring Stzel Pants Guards, Monday . . . . . . 2 RS 10c Duplex Whistle, with chain and hook, Monday . Morgan & Wright Double Tube Tires, pair . . §$6.54 Oxford Single Tube Tires, pair . . . . . . Morgan & Wright Inner Tubes, first quality. \ Solar Gas Lamp, model 1902 . Twentieth Century Gas Lamp, model 1902. Lightweight Oil Lamp . . . . 2 Carbide for Gas Lamps, 2-Ib can. )} Leather Toe-Clips, extra quality. Sprocket Locks, 2oc and . . Bicycle Chain and Lock. . We're glad you're here; We like this season of the vear. We'll strap on camzra, jump on biks, And thio’ the gieen-r.bed country hike. Or else wiih golf sticks, 1od or gun, Will get our healthful country fun. Evesrything Necessary for Oufdoor Sports and Pastimes, Attractively Priced. Everything necessary for / Tennis, Baseball, Fishing, Hunting and for the Ama- teur and Professional Pho- tographer, at i departmen store prices. 20c Nickel Toe-Clips, Monday . . . . . . . . f4e 25¢ Nickel-plated Electric Stroke Bells, Monday . . 18@ 5c Tubes of Graphite, Monday . . . . . . . 3¢ c 5¢ 6.00 Basebali. Baseballs, from sc to. . . ...8$7.25 cach Catchers’ Mitts, from 25c*to. . Fielders’ Gloves, from 25c to. . Ficlders’ Mitts, from 50c to . . Baseball Bats, each, sc to. . . $1.00 Catchers’ Masks, each, 25¢ to . . .§4&.00 Bascball Bases, perset, $1.50 to. . .. $3.00 Rubber Home Plate. . .. -7:00 Century Czmoaras. These handscme Cameras embody everything that is new and ug-to-date in the Camera line. We sell all of the other popular makes, and of the Century can honestly say that it has no superior. They are all fitted with hinged wooden panels at back, an adjustab’e focusing screen, brilliant finders and many other exclusive features. 2 Model 11, 4x5—88-80; 5x7—$12.80 Model 11A,4x5--$71, 20; 5x7-$16.00 Mod:l 14, 4x5-.$17.60; 5x7-$23.20 The Century Art Catalogue, illus- Irating and describing this line of Camcras, free for the asking, at our Camera ‘Department. Lawn Tennis. Tennis Racquets, from . . 25@ to $7.00 Racquet Covers . . . . .50¢ and $1.00 Tennis Balls. . ..25¢, 385¢ and 40¢ Tennis Nets. . . . . ..78¢ o $3.25 We have complete assorimznt of - accessories for the game of Tennis, and the proper cloihung for players, male or female. Great Furniture made, with cane seat and brace arms. mattress, top mattress and two feather pillows. the most attractive furniture offerings of the year at this v eek’s price . . Eighi-D.ecz Dining Svile—Cons'sting of solid oak sideboard, extension t«b ¢ and six cha'rs, your choice of cither oval cr squars top, heavy, six-foot extension table. bas a pretty canopy top and zox24-inch beveled mirror. Regular price $40.00, this week . Six-Picez Parlor Suite— Consisting of hand-po ished, mahogany-fin‘shed tete-a- tete, Reman char, lady’s recker, gent's arm chair, reception chair and handsome 24x24-inch parlor table. ‘This suit is covered with fine velours and upholsterzd with best eprngs. Sells regulariy for f40.00, this week. . . . . . . . . . . . Valfues Monday and While Quantities Last. - Ten-PicceRedroom Suile— Made of solid oak, handsome golden finish. Con<’ sists of heavy bed, prettily carved large bureau, with 22x28 cval-shaped bev- cled French plate mirror, good wash stand, chair, rocker, table, cable wire Regularly §40.00; one of $28.50 Sideboasd $28.50 Chairs_are well $28.50 hali and stairs, very durable. the best. This we:k, per yard. . . . . week, per yard . Wool Smyrna peryard.. . . . Rugs—Siz ;l’x;;‘ inches. Linen Warp Matting—Close weave and pretty effects. This week, Carpet and Rug Specials. Wilton Velvet—In scroll, Persian and floral efiects, suitable for parlors, This week, per yard . B Tapestry Brussels Carpel—Good, heavy quality, with borders to match, ten different desigrs.. Special this week, per yard . <. . . . . . . . Ingrain Carpet—All-wool filling, heavy quality, will wear as well as 85¢ 63c 53¢ Granile Carpel—One yard wide, pret‘ty. c‘oh’zri‘ng.s ‘and effects. This Special g e TR a2 e GROCERS ORGANIZING TO SECURE NEW LAWS Over a Score of Associations Have Been Formed Recently in South- ern California. Aaron H. Powers of the Retail Grocers’ Advocate returned yesterday from a three months’ trip to Southern California, where he went to organize branches of the Re- tail Grocers' Association. He succeeded in organizing twenty-one branches. In April a convention was held in Los An- geles and a permanent organization was effected under the title of the Affiliated Retall Grocers' Association of Los Ange- Jes. At the close of the convention the jobbers of Los Angeles tendered a banquet to the retailers. Powers was presented with a gold wateh and heavy jeweled fob. very weak organization there,” said Powers. “As soon as this was built up, weak men. 1 am greatly improved in size, rer and 4 A is strictly confidential, mating ed envelope. The receipt ie free ng and they want every the grocers in the adjoining towns soon fell into line.” Steps will be taken ncxt month to or- A “When I got to Los Angeles T found a | ganize the grocers of Northern Califor- nia on the same basis. In July the con- vention of the State Grocers' Association will be held in Oakland. The object of the association is the procuring of needed legislation to protect the storekeeper from dishonest debtor —— e Galvin’s Trial for Perjury. The trial of Thomas Galvin on a charge of perjury was set by Judge Cook yester- day to take place on May 19. The of- fense was committed while Galvin was testifying at his trial on the charge of beating and robbing Mrs. Ellen J. Foote at the Elysium, 56 Geary street. The sentence of Anita Clark, who was impli- cated with him and pleaded guilty to rob- bery, was postponed till June 6. ————— Eagles’ Day at the Bakersfleld Fair. Friday, May 9, will be Eagles' day at the Bakersfield Street Fair and Carnival. Tickets will be sold at Santa Fe office, 641 Market st., at one fare for the round trip for all trains May 7, good to return until May 11. is 18 a good chance to visit the San Joaquin Valley and the Kern County Ol Fields. DENIES THAT SHE EVER STRUCK HER HUSBAND Mrs. Gertrude Callinan Files Answer to Cross-Complaint Filed by Orchestra Leader. Gertrude E. Callinan, who is suing Wil- liam G. Callinan, leader of the Columbia Theater Orchestra, for divorce, filed an answer to her husband’s cross-complaint vesterday, in which she denied the charges made by him. She says she never struck him or raised any.disturbance at the Columbia or that she commenced di- vorce proceedings for the purpose of caus- ing him trouble. George Evans, who is being sued for di- vorce on. the ground of cruelty by Mag- gie Bvans, filed an answer to his wife's suit yesterday. He denies that he ever beat her and alleges that she is not his wife. Evans keeps a restaurant at 318 Third street. i Suits for divorce were filed yesterday by Augusta de Barberre ainst Rinaldo de Barberre for cruelty, Charles W. Boxer against May Boxer for desertion and Catherine J. Allen against Thomas Allen for tailure to provide. —_————— Enormous Gain in Importations. Moet & Chandon Champagne increased in importations during 1801 over a quarter of a million, or, more accurately, an in- crease of 252,432 bottles over the year 1900, equal to more than 100 per cent of the combined increase of all the other cham- pagne houses, which speaks volumes for the excsllence of Moet & Chandon White Seal.—Bonfort’s Wine-and Spirit Circular.* — Prisoner McDonough Bxplains. Fred Gray and James McDonough, in- dicted for conspiracy to counterfeit, were arraigned yesterday in' the United States District Court. Gray entered a plea of Jessle L. Dibert, M. W. Dinkelspiel. Wil- not_guilty and McDonough, who appeared | {82 5 ne Hia bwn Attorney, and comident in tha Hirian Tosophige Bamtis, Ar L Hare. Tawia | 1€ are selling agents for the “Water- innocence of his client, remarked that he | 4" Hiiborn, Joseph L. Kennedy, James . |Man Ideal Fountain Pens.” $230 to S0 wanted ‘‘to knock that indictment.” | Mannon, H. D. McCreary. George H. More, | ¢ach. and sole agents for the * L Judge de Haven allowed him until Mon- | Emma M. North, Edward A. O Brien. John | the best $1 fountain pen in the world. day to prepare his motion. - M. O'Brien, Samuel Jr., Bert 8. |Sanborn, Vail & Co., T4l Market street. * 30c. - $1.20 THE EMPORIUM. | { | | | § | | § § | | | | | E_ | | | | | | THE EMPORIUM. Great Dress Goods Bargain Offered for Monday Only. All - Wool India Twill 39c. For to-morrow only we offer a thousand yards of 44-inch All-Wool India Twill, of excellent quaiity ard oue of the most popular fabrics of ths season; + suitable for waists, house gowns and children’s dresses; a fabric that will tack nicely; in such Jeading shades of co'oring as blue, cadet, tabac and navy, at the amazingly bische, pearl, tan, reseda, royal low special price, per yard . . 39¢c furchase of Novelty Veiling (nearly 15,000 importer’s surplus stock of exclusive, durable, coming, all-silk Veiling— Plain Tuxzdo, Black and Colors; Chenille Spot Tuxedos, in Black and Colors; Novelty Black and White Mix ures, Persian Dot Tuxcdo Veiling, The regular prices of which are from 25c to Soc the yard, beginning Monday, our astonishing special sale An Extraordinary Veiling Event. Commencirg Morday we place on sa'e an immense yards), an stylish, be- Siik Mixture Wash Fabrics. The 50c Quality 34c. A full renge of soid colorings in the New Silk-Mixed Luxs Wash Fabrics. ‘Thess are a heavier weight and thore firmly made fabric than Mousseline de Soie, but equally stylish; with neat woven dots; they come in ali the even- ing shades, a'so black and dark color: are priced for to-morrow’s spscial selling only at, yard . . Zephyr Chambrays--In hundreds of new colorngs; the best standard cloths, in so'ids, stripes, p'aids; yard 10c instead of joc yard, they m 500 pieces of Best Grade Tennis Flanrels— Woven goods for pajamas, night wear, skirts, etc.; instead of 814c, gc and 1oc 7%e Berry Time Here. The Dishes Cheap. Th's Car’stald China Berry cr Sa'ad Set, con- sisting of large 10-inch Bowl, gold ecdge, raised des'gn and flower decorations, and six saucers ta match, that sells regularly $1.15 per sct; Monday only, the set of 7 pieces SR 68¢c Carlebild China Individual Sugar and Cream Pitcher, gold edge and flower decoration, our regular 40c sets; special Mosday . . 24'¢ Gas Ranges $5.85 arly $7.50 This fine two-burner gas range and oven ccm- bined, 22 inches wide, 24 inches high, two burners on top and a separate burner for oven, each part working independent'y of the other, wh'ch can be quick'y attached to any gas fixture, with regilar covered tubing; not necessay to have a plumber as with a stove; an ideal summer cooking range, worth in the reguar way $7.50, 8 offered to open the summer season in the House Furnishing Department, as 2 special . - $5.85 Monday. . - - - - Notions—Little Prices. Nickeled Duplex Safety Pins, dozen . . . 3@ Large Cube Pins, 100 count, each . . . 5@ Laundry Wag, ball' . . « . .« . . . 2@ Machine Oil, bottle . S s Brush Edge Skirt Binding, yard . . . . &€ On and OFF Dress Shields, pair . . . . 250 Tade’s Shields and Protsctor, pair . . . 288 Satin Belt Hess Supporters, pair . . . 2850 Beit Buckles, new shades, cach . . . . 25@ Children’s Colored Hose Supporters, pa'r, 120 Featherstitched Braids, white or colors . FG@ Horn Hair Pins, assorted patterns, dozen, 15€ New Summer Fabrics. Here is a hint of what is being worn and how low-priced these fabrics are.at the big store. 44-inch Voile de Gaze—Sheer and dainty, to show the lining, a'l leading co'ors; yara 5o e $1.00 44-inch Eo'ienne— Light weight silk and wool fabric, very dressy, all colors; yard . $7.50 48-inch Semite—New silk and wool, hand- somer than all silk fora swell gown; yard AT . $2.85 44-inch English. Mchair—Excellent quality, very lustrous, for waists, skirts and bathing suits, all colors; yard . . ...60¢0 38.inch Canvas E'amine—al wool, for sca- shore and mountain costumes, very durable and a splendid dustshaker; yard . . . S0@ 38-inch Natte—A new stylih weave, in precty gray, brown and tan mixtures; yard . 50G Groceries Monday. ogp 'Bogntdnflb.p:flm guaranteed mporium brand, 50 Ib sacks . . Mo':hy. ...'.5. AR { 7 Our Famcus Toffee—Best Java and Mocha; Monday,b: . .........2080 Extra Farc; Olives— Queens; regular 30c bot- tes, Mcnday . el n o o e 3 S Cho'ce Prunes—From Santa Clara, 40 to 50 to the lb; Monday, 41bs. . . . . 25@ Fels Naptha Sozp, sbars. . . . . . 25¢ Sago or Pearl Tapioca—Monday, 6 1bs.. 25¢ ltalian Olivz Oil—The best Imported, in ha'f gallon tins; Monday, 1 tin $1.60 En Breakfast Tea—Choice pickings; 3 lbs WARAAR ALLAEE AARAR AAXARBRLARUANE TALRAL WARAL TR XARRRARARAAT AAAXAR AREALE TRLLR RARRARRRAALAR R RURRUENRE WRR VUL R RARRN A RARAR FRRQANR RANRL WRUAR AR AL ARRAR Wewaca Wwann o R Outing Suits, $4.95. The seaon now fa'rly be- gin: for outing garmnts of all styles. We have on dsplay a very large assortment of fashionable new Outing Suits for men. The materials are all wool flainels and crashes, in the newest colorirgs and handscme striped effects, trousers with turn up - Others at $6.00, $7.50 and $10.co. Boys' Wash failor Suits —Sizes for 3 to 10 years, fast colored per- cales, imperted madras and finen crashes, hand- some designs and eff:cts, regular $2.50 suits;” special Mondayonly . . . ... Sl1.Z9 Boy’s Colered Seilcr fuits—OF fancy Scotch cheviots, red, brown or biue serges, neatly braded, embroidered sh'clds, just put in stock, sizes for 3 to 10 years it . SO Toilet Requisites for Vacation Season. ldalne Face Cream, does away with powder, prevents tanning. . . . . . . . ..50@ “4711"" Toilet Waters, the 73c size. . 50@ Pure Co'd Cream, large jar . ..2%¢ Imperial Toilet Ammonia, 16-0z. bottle. 285 Swiss Violet Milk, 8-0z. bott'e . . 25¢ Mennen’s Talcum Powder, 25¢ s2= . . 15 Canvas Traveling Roll-Ups, complete outfi. . Grain Leather Traveling Roll-Ups . . 87,25 Aluminum Col'apsing Cups, in case . . 28@ Mme. Lzah’s Wonderful WrinKle Remover, free ireaiment, at our toilet article departm:nt. = r Men’s and Boys’ Straw | and Outing Hats. Crash Hats for men and boys, in phin and faacy colors, in Fedora shapes or the flat crowns i wih flat brim, each 25¢, goc, ="} Rowst Buid smw - Hats with two, three and four ply brims, 75¢, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $1.85 and $2.00. Pearl Fedcras, the new Panama Shape, $1.85, $3.c0. We are the distributors in this city of the famous hand-made, Union-made Kingsbury hats, guaranteed to wear one year; all shapes and colors, price . + . 1 . . . . . 3300 | Blanket Sale. ‘To-morrow only—100 pairs best grade California wool gray Blankes, full 5 lb. weight, a camping blanket that cannot te excelled, and because of their fineness and good appearance they ars desirable for home usss; instead of £4.95 pair they will be on sale Monday White Blankefs— Deep ribbon binding, in pink, blue and red borders, 4 lbs. weight; pair Bed Comforters—i12 dozen only, large size, laminated cotton filling, good covering, closely tufted, each . .10 Sheets and Qases—Blached Sheets, good quality, well made, for small double beds, 72x90 inches; each . . Jf@ Fillow Cases—Fine bleached, s z¢ 45x36 inches; £ R 10e Camp Lanterns, 15¢c. These 7-inch tall Camp Lanterns, oil burners, just the thing for children and grocwn folks who live in the ccuntry or torun z_rul;md meh house c;‘ night; very light weight; each . . b e | ARARAE RARAAR ARARR ARAARARRAARRRR AR ARAR ARARE RRRRAARRRAR A AAR R LA WRDRRAE ARRAN AR ARRR AR AR AARAAR ARARA ARRARAQARARR R AARANE AARAN AAAARALALARAAR AAARRE RAAAE URAARRRARRAAAS RAARAR ARARR AAAR XA RRRAAARS AR AR A aaan AawANAN | 'FACULTY RECOMMENDS MANY FOR GRADUATION Students at Hn—lflngs College of Lavr ‘Will Receive Degrees at Berkeley. Many members of the senior class of the Hastings College of Law, the law school of the University of California, have been recommended by the faculty to the board of directors for graduation, and if ap- proved by the board will receive the de- gree of bachelor of laws. The conferring of the degrees will take place on com- | mencement day at Berkeley, May Those recommend for graduation are: Mark Anthony. Herbert W. Balley, William | Barnh! L A. ill, Herbert L. Breed. Ernest Clausen, Ezra W. Decoto, Joseph V. de Lave- Quayle, Joseph. M. . R: Salisbury, Willlam H. Smith Jr., Edward Talbott, James E. White, William K. and H. E. Worle: —_—— Daniel McLaughlin Sentenced. yesterday to receive his sentence on stones and bricks through the windows T4, | ing_twenty-five days in jail. A- S———— G — The Best Fountain Pens.: aines. Charies E. Reith, H. S. Richmond, Walter Rothchild, Arthur N. J. White Daniel McLaughlin was brought from the County Jail to Judge Fritz's court @ charge of malicious mischief for throwing of Policeman Dan Sylvester's house, at 1049 York street, on the night of January 1. The Judge sentenced McLaughlin to pay a fine of $30, with the alternative of serv- He is now gerving three months for an assault Mrs. Lizzie Voiset, committed on wt:l; same night.