The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 7, 1902, Page 14

14 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, JUN 1902. MANY CARAVANS OF SHRINERS el VTR NG, ARE JOURNEVING TO THE WESTl, 0.2 » = ! \ | HE ladies accompanying the \gsu;' o 2 % 5 ing Shriners will be received a A -”5000}35 -—P ra ers Armour to Sell Uncol-| Commissioners Decide to the Lick House by a committee S D/RECTOR 49;055’(” - | Ruffle Trimmed and Flounced | tion committee,” surmounted by the 2 Shrine emplem in bronze. : Folks Can Henceforth Make |Professor Dudley Says All| Mrs George Armsirons. Mrs. William Cluff, Mrs. Robert B. Moore and Mrs. F. | Substitute Look the Real Arrangements Are About |A Pague will act as patronesses at the | | | grand ball. - from Islam Temple. The ladle; wnv&w - | ored Article With Buy the Banta Oruz . |, e, o8 o e o ==. At 7=c | i i ad golden ribbons, on % Cute Capsule. Property. i “\:‘l(‘ll“lfe”p:’:;:g Sne words -recep- % Z 1 75 - | Don't think about the price till you loo! the wrapper—this picture shows it exactly See how stylish and nicely trimmed it is. Then it fits—that's the best part of all. 1f it doesn't n y Meny of th res and business houses fits—that | esn't Thirg. Cempleted | on Mariet strest commenced aecorating | | bring it back. But we've never had one come —- afternoon, and by the time the ! | back. B yesterda rrive that thoroughfare will be ttire. amme for the first day’s s s follows: Church, grand Seldom that so much cife is put in low- priced wrappers. They weren’t made to seil so cheap. Big buying brought the price down Other Wrappers at 93e—Percales, striped and figured—Dblue, red and black—some with ruffles over the shoulders, others with ki border designs of same color—all with deep | gathered floances. | At $1.25_Small figured percales—extra wide ruffles—bfaid. L At $1.45_Figured Lawn—Blues, blacks or reds—with large square collars—Persian de- signs ‘to match color. . Children’s Hosiery. secretary of the State| The Big Basin Park Commissioners | . bas been surprised by an | have decided to purchase the propert) unlooked for communication from the |known as the ~Big Basin of Santa Cruz.” Packing Company giving notice | The commission, composed of W. H.| July 1 1t intends to resume the | Mills (chairman), A. W. Foster, Professor oleomargarine, the reason given | William Russel Dudley of Stanford and after that date the law, | Father R.'E. Kenna, president of Santa and allow familles (o a College. and Governor Gage (e AL i colored article, but Ar- | officio membe has at last arranged for |/ Temple. T a plan whereby tbe | the purc different holdings in!H. Murphy will welce the law, for waile | the Big ection. Considerable ; Imperfal Ceuncil and garine uncolored, which | trouble was experienced in making terms | fivitation o accepting permissible, Armour at | with the numerous holders of the land. s ane face ‘furnish” dealers tl Professor Dudley, secretary of the com- er—that is, a composition to n, s 1hat none of the sections eomargarine up to the com- | desirable for a park are asseesed te un- | ple of San I The Imperial ot tter fi. convenient, law-evad- | known owners. “No land, except one Will then go i and transact fts regu Armour & Co.'s communi- | piece of <, will be bought from | lar business, | The prog: sion is aplatn of the nd bodfes. will open with by musical gelections by | harles L. Field, chairman committee and a past imporial introduce Imperial Potentate *hiladelphia will rd to them the e hospitality of Tstam. | aravan rests In the ! | Mayor Eugene L ond n wel behalf of the peo. | i | | 1 ::’."5. his preperty has no ORDER OF THE FPARADE. | [ THE COLORING CAPSULE. Pt udlis: atii 2 <! The following is the order of the| | . epedilnses bt gl B DL L e e ‘ i IThree Values Worth Thinking About. ort, And stays so nd marshal, Pioneers, mounted id. That porid d by the -United separated from the | First division on B docided. 16 buy | marshal: Denver Drum which wlill bey pur- e e e, % >’ Government turns it | Leavenworth: El Za erie e g poy overnment turhs oL\ Zaribah Temple, Phocrix; lsic Temple, Salina. e [said Miss Makinney wanted to take up ; EeGasha i ppule e Linsol A SR ST goods | and ell to the commission was not econd divisjon—Noble Charles A. Benediet. ered, as it iz almost devoid of i als band: Mecca Temple, It was thought that the fact that ‘ ppo Temple. Boston: Boumi restaurants, 3. Makinney owned land through nore; Cyprus Tem | bited from | which the west fork of Waddell flow: Damascus Temple, hester: T - intention o furnish re- | would endanger the water supply | Duffalo: Kismet le our goods with color- | of the park should he cut off the stream.| Tcmple, Watertown, ) und of butte Professor Dudley says there {s no dan- fora; lora Temple. Lemision, Me. ger on that score, however, as the prop-| Third liviston—Noble Wiliiam H. W erty owned by Makinney is not trav- | Pittsbure, mars ; band; Syria Temple, F l‘ arsed by the creek until after it pa irgs Lu-Lu Temple, Fhiladelphia: Alr through the land which the commission | Temple, Washington, D. C ARMOLR PACKING GO, (Mille: a2 > arth division—Noble John P. McCune, | | RMOUE PACKING CO. (Miller) has decided to buy. e Aadis. ‘emplesle] clor, assistant secretary BIG BASIN SITE FAVORED. \:ulu'uhus. 0.; Al Ko Cleveland —Worth buying, too. Let's first look at these Boys’ and Girls’ Stockings 10c pair. They are heavy ribbed, seamless, long and elastic, double knees— sizes 5% to 9¥4—10c a pair or a“dozen at $1.10. Next are these Misses’ Black Lace Hose 22Ze—fine Lisle. with lace openwork from ankle to top—longer and more elastic than the or- dinary stocking—sizes 5% to 9%. One of the prettiest and best stock- ings of the season—22c a pair or a dozen at $2.50. { | Our Famous ‘‘Iron-thread”” Stockings 25c, | or a dozen at $2.75. | It's the stocking of all stockings for service. We see that the H hardest twisted elastic yarn goes into it; that the heels and toes are | | | Yoble H. P. Steele, Denver, orps. sixty-five picces: h Temple, | | £ A. May 24. 19 Secretary State Da Cal.—Dear with the oleomarg et July 1. We have cleomargarine in yo ars. However, on J #ale of the uncolor cles. The new Temple, fashioned and that the ankles are narrowed. No stockings we know of have the thought and care put into them for the money that these have. Sizes 6 to 10—every pair stamped “Iron Thread”—and guaran- ate Dairy Bureau, said v " . Mos| Temple Detroit; Temple, e iuceed | . It will be remembered that Makinney's - SRR v ST WATCHED. |was sprung, attempted to take up a sec- S e e Lol el el o ;i tion on the outskirts of the basin, andi gy Murat Temple, Indlanapolis: Tripoll Wth the law |i* Wwas thought that she intended (ry- “remple. Milwaukee, Za- emple, Des | f llable and | Ing8 to resell it to the Park Commission. | sojnes: Zuhrah Temple, Minneapoll ¥ action for | Governor Gage at once telegraphed to! sixth division—Noble Willlam M. Porteus, Senator Perkins at Washington and re | st Louis, marshal: Moolah Temple, St. Loui is State | quested him to have the Government | Alee Temple, Savannah, Ga.; Ararat Temple, | substance | withdraw from entry all land | Kansas City; Hamasa Temple, Meridian, Miss.; from pure | Basin, pending the exam 3 Temple, Dallas, Tex.; Moila Temple, St. semblance ©f | Park Commission _of lands wanted fox Mo. e o argarine he 25c¢ Ribbon | Me“LGASP care croves—one of|[Came in Yesterday. he newest styles for street wear. Shades red, osk and Havana— IKid Glove $1.ANew ' : the public park. The.services of an ad- | Seventh divison—Noble W. D. ‘Hyland. | | i | ; = es law Hsur}\' be A.v':i composed of the following | Portland, Or.. marshal; band; Al Kader Tem- | | $1.00 pair. . A satin liberty 3% m_ches wide, - i ens conversant on the sub. | ple, Portland Or.; El Korah Temple. Boise; * | |in very rich quality. Woven here i e ear | Prominent citl | Boys b sose imte | Ject of timber and timber lands was then | D | enlisted to examine the property: N. P. | Chipman, president of the State Boara of Trade; W. \W. Van Arsdale of Siski- you County; Robert Dollar, Hervey Lindley, A.” B. Hammond of Portland hal: band: Islam Temple Nobles of owner of the Columbia River and Astoria | g n 4 north of Suisun B: Rallroad, and Drury Melone of Napa.| Tenth division—Noble G. W. Baker, Oakland, | This_committee reported favorably upon | marshal; band; Islam Temple Nobles of Ala- DL hoq | (he Blg B site, and another commit- meda County and counties south of Suisun Bay, S amilies arg | 168 W ointed to look into the titles | Fleventh division—Noble R. B. Moore, San e kmowing | ©f the property. The committes was com- | Francisco, marshal: band; Islam Temple, first | |, trouble ts | posed of A ster, Professor Dudley | section. San sco. oarding. | and W. H. Miils Twelfth div oble Thomas H. Brown, o g Proféssor Dudlery. marshal; band: Islam Temple; and there are pretty little bow- knots. A swell ribbon. indesd New shades—cardinal, nile green, o CLASP LAMBSKIN PIQUE—very || |maize, pink, light blue, turquoise 1 stylish and ceable for shop- || {and white. | ping and outing. A large selection || v i i of_staple colors, all sizes—ST.00. Bows made free—pretty bows, | H. B. GLOVE mported lambskin, too. superfor to any in quality, fit and i style—all the new and staple i shades—$1.00 pair. = Sl . PENT EACshiiz—ens. oo SITAMPOOING 50C. Colors red, oak, Havana—$1.00 ‘ T FAC-SIMILE—1-clasp—col- fifi Temple, Tacoma; El Katif Temple, § ighth division—Noble Robert Wankowskl, Angeles. marshal; band; Al Malatkah ple, Los Anzeles. inth division—Noble Louis Breurer, Sacra- | | ed tan, oak and Havana—S$l. |1 pair. Women’'s in_speaking of the | San Francisco, marshal; band & ¥ i b e eyt SRl | recond section, Francisco. - ol 5 - 2. uncolored siate. purchase yesterday, said e o B 1) AN YLEL D A74VER MOCHA PIQUE GLOVES—2-clasp, t what the hair e ove have been keeping 2 | It fs an assured fact that the Blg Baein will [ 1 ;0 Charles L. Fleld, marshal; band; Imperial ORGANTsr o in black and pastel shades of mode o Bt hout the te for | pe purchased as soon as the detalls can oe | Crapey - < Rl - CAZE Az eV 1 and gray, $1.00 a pair. g yger to bring luster oleomars: w and | arranged. The commission has not acted upon | CORPCIL L oL e 2 Gictock, moviny Y i % 5 G g e e ‘ ar found a single but will Jo so in the near future. 0 ety Mark R L dativs " f | Misses' en the appliances are modern, whole- | will be given a wonderful park, | {rom Tenth and Market streets down Market | = D geebistee— ol A Bt | 2-CLASP GLOVES—Imported lamb- the appointments elegant. rery- (Eiven & wonderful Park | o Montgomery and counter marching to Ninth | shairman; A. W. Burrell, A. Y. Bishop. E. K. 3 i aivae cxneilgnt 1oc. 0 ud thing has been done that can be e | e of “the elavses of the Bill ap. | strect, and thence to the Mechanics' Pavilon | Taylor, Francls Ferrler, F. F. Jackson, Clay | ot servics; all the staple shades—$1.00 done for your comfort and conve- ST. FRANCIS PARISH Dot 756,000 for & park was that the | for réview. The divisions will form in col- | Hawbaker. J, 8. Emery. F. W. Blger. Beo o e i3 . | land bought should contain an excellent growth | mps of threes LOS ANGELES, June 6.—Shriners from| | | TO HOLD AN OUTING |of ifornia’s char: ristic tree. WHEN TRAINS ARE DUE. the land of the rising sun assumed pos 2 CAUSE OF SECRECY. | The several caravans of the Shriners session of the Chamuer of Commerce to- | day, and by to-morrow there will be an Market Street-T Members of Church and Their Friends | Market Street, | . the years to come when San Francisco's | Will arrive in this city in the following | gy, . 3 Next Saturday. b e S Ha;:”cz;;:i];o:;‘i; S J;;"ne 7—Lu-Lu Temple, Philadelphia, 5:25 {r]ofind'rmeczaé ht‘g' unrhea Las-n!gh[, They Opposite Golden Opposite Golden st L sl v )5 3 will depart for the north at § a. m. * L > ¢ annust outing and pienic nt ¢ | o the Gnest prergation’ gronds in the' Siafe | ” e oy e santa Fo tine, Hile Temple. | day, Tuine 8, will Do a busy day for " the s 1& Sose Arenee Sete—2a4] cis parish will take giace 8t SunNset | Lannces w0 secvetls 18 Chat It wished: to get | Lom: Texas polntés Tels Fenifle, trom Salne tribesmen ih Southern California. Be- | '+ o Santa Cruz Mountains, Saturday.|ine jand at 3 low a flgure as possible, and | Kan a2 o1 ii Tempie, Buffalo, Mo ¥, | (ween 30 and 400 of the falthtul will de- | | ¢ Hold En 4. The ickers will assemble at | iublicity would have caused the property hold- | g 55 . s I’)z“r‘n‘uzu; 61'-'3;1239 uftalo, N. Y | part from here for San Francisco on that SHRINERS WHO WILL PLAY A old tertainment and Dance. ferry landing and take the 5:45 boat on to hold out for the best |y eame time; Al Kohran Temple, Cedar Rap- d‘? in addition to eight special trains PROMINENT PART IN CERE- The students and alumni of Heald's i commect with a ‘special train The romml-w(;’r:- hlns 'or;l\' 1ds, Iowa, and Tangler Temple, Omaha, 7:65 t'lth sv‘v_‘lg dep‘:lrl from_Arcade station | MONIES. Business College gave a very enjoyabls Alien’s band has been en- A baen 2. sedious. Job. v i | &, m:; Molla Temple, St. Joseph Mo.; Addallah | 07 fiioent o e ] & Tratument Sad dasog.of. GaSu Gavw) T Y P b Temples Leavenworth, Kan, and Za-Ga-Zig ve in San Fran-| .. Hall last evening. The programme way music for danfing at the | UP the T . S 4 In the Basin | memiie’ Des Motnes, Towa, 7:25 a. m.; Al Ko- | ¢isco Monday morning, and will parade| * 2 0 secure terms of sle eatisfactory o each | 1oPHC NS N80! 4158 pm s McGeo | from the Southern Pacific depot, Third | tel, escorted by~ the Shriners of San as follows: Readings by Mrs. Rule . Vith th fon of a few minor | [o8 TERR N ., Shaffer party, Phila. | and Townsend streets, to the Palace Ho- | Francisco. . Mecke: vocal salc by Meiville A. Stalws e picturesque pafk. A large v of handsome game and gate es are to be distributed. ot s, ork 3 co! nis: wi ve | ¥ N Sames ‘and | ool e ke’ Mt SeTimission will have | delphia, morning; Great Northwest party of St. of the Columbla minstrels; a song and of all kinds and descrip-: ape favorably impressed With the mew naturn gdance by A Fletcher of the Columiia Paul, Minn, 8:55 a. m. ural ns have been arranged for, and every | park site, and Big Basin Park June 9—Zenobla Temple, Toledo, O.: Mos- minstrels; tenor solo by Jack Harris of have a chance to compete. Those Some of the land will cost $100 o arrel | lem Temple, Detrott. Mich., 7 p. m. Third | D 00000000000006300000002C0608090060000 the Columbia minstrels, and more reid- ge of the outing hav 31 L. Middiston ‘of the Big Basis | and Towneend streeis; Murat Temple, Indian- | @ ings by Mrs. Rule D. Meeke. The re- to make pleasant t he affair a r e is prom .| Lumber Company, who holds the I o apolis, and Aladdin Temple, Columbus, O., el i, 2 ey of (i e et of the Gesirable 1and, will sell the beet porsion | a. m.; Moolah Temple of St. Louls, Mo., RIBBONS. RIBBONS. Albert Stlglmeler Has ooy Tope g S K p?;ad to | Creek; I. T. Bloom, Boulder Creek: H. D. ! Bridgeport, Conn., 4:26 p.'m The famous Pollard Juvenile Opera | Rossiter, San Francisco; L. Coburn, Pes- - 3 e s m e Obera | Citero: Eberhard Tanning Compan: .| PASSING THROUGH OGDEN. J. West, San Jose, and the D. G. Part.| Superintendent of Transportation Rich- ridge estate. \ ardson of the Southern Pacific Company ated yesterday that he had received ad- Boy Newspape: | Vices from many of the temples. The or- o PEDES tiones. der in which the trains passed and will Fitzpatrick yesterday morning, accom-| fe Jabel below printed on BLUE panied by Albert Marco, a friend, who SUMMER OUTING SKIRTS. © WOMEN’S SHIRT WAISTS. e e e 5 s igorie s PAPER s pasted on every SPECIAL TO-DAY AT 98:. SPECIAL TO-DAY AT 63c. 8 1 d Frank J. Gallery, who, he said, . . Women's - double flounco covert - cloth | Excellent quality CHAMBRAE SHIRT :;:ab?:n living for over a year as hus- Kltchen U ens OVERSKIRTS; all sizes. WAIETS, In all the popular colors, made @ | 1ot "o "e 10" a house on Alabama : committee has been appointed | of it for $100 an acre, but he will throw In | p. m.; Syrla Temple of Pittsburg, Pa., & & g = e 2 evening. D kE Charte of the o pointed | A % T rear ‘attractive 1and for $10 n 5 m.: Medinan Temple, Chicago, Ill. FANCY STRIPE WASH RIBBON, LIBERTY SILK RIBBON; 8 e s, Rev. b0 o) - %0 the average price will bt 1 aare. | s & m, Tongier Temple, Omaba, On-sale wide. On sale Spouse and Friend — A. Sheeh. 2 2 is the Intention of the commissi 2 m.; Ham: ‘emple, Meridian, Miss., VERTISEMENTS. Y Shechan. 3. 3. Miannagan’| L mich’land & the money will buy. """ | m: Al Malaikah Temple of Los Angele 8c per yard. ¢ 10c per yard. Arrested. = . Mrs. Fraby, Mrs. J Daly asd| The principal holders from whom land | $2d Townsend streets B:50 a. m.; Bea Hur - B " 7 < Miss’ Magele Clark [l be purchaged are the 'Big Basin | June 10—Turner party. Chicago. I, Thira 7 9 y & = B s a gaarantee of ABSOLUTE ien) Tl Mehbee Bre . g Alpert tigimefer & g ¢ PURITY and SAFETY Pollard Farewell. b iy = Boulder| pié. Denver, Colo., Satu rday S Spec'als called upon Warrant and Bond Clerk and Company they were the Tivoll some, montk ved frcm thelr long and success the East yesterday. The chii- all for their home in Australia L [ ® 3 ® H [ ® [ Timothy Hopkins, | ara Townsend streets, morning; E! Jebel Tem- G.a. m.; Foster party, raday steamer, but prior to| Clarence Coombs. a boy 14 years of age, | g h O 4 - departure have arranged with the | was ccnvicted by Judge Mogan yesterduy pass 'hrvuf_ ,kden‘lsfl as lnll_ozw SPECIAL TO-DAY AT $1.50. ;';\:‘e lapels and. stock collar ‘of white @ | "0, ® or Seventeenth. The warrants management of Fischer's Theater o glve | on the charge of petty larceny for stealing | o, erople: June 4 one car: Mosiah Temple. | @ Womens caulish avy blue ROl oo SEECIAL TO-DAY AT 9Sc were issued. ol & o forewell” performance - on . mext | fteen newspapers on Eleventh strect, ho- | 8i: Jorenn, Mo, Juns 0 five cars: McGeo par- O R e Nl Wile: Mircvilzcd © SCIIAMBIAR | BHIRT Stizimeler said that he had been mar-| 4o ATENTORET STEET WARE . ) 2 E e - * | Ju ve cars; Shaffer T . b v Valenicion 3 - The performance will | Aid Bociety. Joseph McKenna, 15 years | June . six cara: Isis Templs, June 6, five | SPECIAL TO-DAY AT $2,40. rows of Valencionnes lace and hemstitch- & | o crildren. Gallery worked for him and Aol ertant <8 s it s iy " o the company, and a | of age, Who was In court on a ‘charge of | cars; Columbus party. June 7, six care; Ararat : Women's fine_quali blue. polkn - dot B twoiclustBEe B¢ eIl fucka. became friendly with his wife. Gallery Hdl(h-lnavim DEPARTMENT and is certain There are now | malicious mischief. was pointed out by ; Temple, Kaneas, June 7, six cars: Al Kohran OVERSKIRTS; made with three-flare SPECIAL TO-DAY AT $1.20. leit Chicago in March last year, saying 'OUSE FURNISHING STORES. iveniles on the stage, and the | Coombs as the boy whom he alleged gave | Temple, Cleveland, June 7, six cars; Medinah @® fiounces, neatly piped with white pique; | Stylish, GRASS LINEN SHIRT WAISTS, ® » ing to a summer resort in Mich- atles he was g0ing LALANCE & GROSJEAN M| ostumes are all new, hav- | him the papers. and he was taken to the | Temple, Chicago, June 7. séven cars; Lu-Lu perfect fitting; all sizes. . tucked front and back and inserted with ot a wife and child behind. A Fa. fh:beea gotten wp for the Eastern pro- | City Prison, where he was booked 'for | Temple, Philadelphia, June 7. seven cars:| @ WE rows of fine Valenciennes lace. 1f£n.(1e;‘\e|m‘;veeks ipaeer b e i Yoot . i s t petty larceny, | Omaha party, June 7. two c: Chicago, Pro- A LB Abou v - P J | forton” Fammer s parcs, Tune 7. one car; syria | @ DANTY MUSLIN UNDERWEAR e A T B2 TS ess & | told_him she wanted to §o to Cailfornia (Sustained by U. S. Clreult Court)} Temple, - Pittaburg, June 8, efx ard, Moclat SLO SATINES. elogant garments can be had In black : for her health, and he gave her $10 to | Temple.. pittsburg, dune 8. five cars:’ Redding : asc or Wwhite with black or white stitching, pay her fare and expenses. Since that L-] | Temple, Pennsvivania, June 7. one car; Merid- | @ 1o.gay for women's MUSLIN GOWNS | trimmed with ten large turnover tucks @ | tme he had not heard from hef, but re- fan Temple, June 7 e car: 1 aaber o [ @ “made with ~large ~salor _collar, = full front nnd back and finished with fancy ® | cently he learned, he alleged, from two A S ne T -ttt coiw: Mh Wy sleaves, yoke of allover embroidery ond stock collar and small silk buttons. @ | women with whom she corresponded that ple, Denver. Juno 7. clght carsi Minneapolls | g finished with narrow linen torchon lace. N’'S UN She was in this city with Gallery. He B Sl [=l=T-] WOMEN'S, UNDERSKIRTS, had also learned that she had told people The Santa Fe Rallway will also bring : o ey Q! IS the price to-day for stylish : in Chicago that she was going away with three special trains from the East. These |® To.day for WOMEN'S CAMBRIC GOTES, OB C hjucic and white siripea mercor. @ | 1 Hhi e EHe ™ communicated with ' his trzins will be transterzed to the Sonthorn e L Mithop sleeves are trimined | - -dzed SATEEN UNDERSKIRTS, made @ |;iend Marco and after hearing from him Pacific tracks at_Los Angeles. Y"“; “;fle g gm embeoldery. with accordeon plaited graduated flounce, came on here. OAKLAND, June 6. —The Alameda L vl finished with two rows of eolid black @ | Gallery, who was employed in the Mont- County members of Islam Templo organ- DRAWERS. Sl ey gomery market, was arrested by Detec- ized to-night to take charge of Oakland 35c TBC . ity st LTNEN “Oabes @ | tives McMahon and Anthony, and later day, June 12, when the famous Arab Pa- | @ To.day for WOMEN'S MUSLIN DRAW- o R S e ] S they arrested Mrs. Stiglmeler at the hou trol drill corpe of New York. Minneapo- "ERS, made with deep hemstitched and i ot wiin | Sy fodhos, ey fabama _street. ~They were bo lis, Denver, Columbus, Ohio. Philadelphia fncked flounce, finished _ with ruffle of Oried up in the City Prison. Stigl nnr}flSa—n ;‘;?\ncufo !;18" ml: U(x:ellr“cor?» wide embro‘ldery-5°° CORSETS. o | meter, who Is a_comely looking woman, petitive b S YOREE ST 1t after 80 days' wear you fi accuses her husband of having beaten, Jockey Club grounds, Emeryville. The (@ To-day for women's fine MUSLIN DRAW- numh“’m, Pt By u%a.n.f“:’nt.;f’“,;‘ @ | fioked and abused her for years tiil she committee will take charge of the ar- ERS, made with Loie Fuller flounge, in- | ¢y same and we will REFUND YOUR was forced to leave him. e came here rangements, receive visitors, and secure ® serted wm: 1wWo arn:vr:mo':‘e;m:’x:": Z%'}"n'é MONEY or GIVE YOU A NEW PAIR. with her brother, A. Conrad, a butcher lace insertion an for high grad t; * " ho > P SRR st Ty 9 o1 igh grade—stylish—service. employed in a s on Sixth street, be- able STRAIGHT FRONT COR- Folsom and ant, and clai SET, made of fine Itallan Cloth _and @ | hus be > ua i A WOMEN'S KNIT UNDERVESTS. trimmed with satin ribbon—gored hip— has been keeping house for him. She and | her brother met Gallery on the street MEN'S all lzes. | > COTTON UNDERVESTS_AIl . colors— $1.248 5oy for slerant sTRATGHT i g "féf;\::;g fi;m:nnr::"u'n:indb::rgees fecvelens—embroidery 10¢c o FRONT MERCERIZED SAT- @ | DI%hs house, She denies that th —ribon_Inserted—all slzes. . o U ol | UEEN. CORSETS—single strip _ boning @ | 4t the Toyse, Phie Genies that they were FANCY WHITB COTTON UN throughout—finished with wide Chantilly @ | 1iving as husband and wife. She has en- “Lace effect—sieevels 19¢ YLace, inserted with narrow ribbon-—ail fi:ged Attorney MeWilliama to. defend street car and other facilities. It will be 4 | & big society event. Many of the fash- jonable set from both sides of the bay will drive out in their finest equipages. The- committees are as follows: General committee—George W. Baker, chalr- man: Frank . Biiger, secretary: J. S. Emer: A. W. Burrell, Dr. W. H. Craig, ¥. Jack. son, Clay Hawbaker, L. L. Nel , Francis Ferrier, B, A. Stevenson, E. Whipple, Dr. L. R. Webster, A. W. Bishop, Captain R. Minor, R. P. Wylle, Al Kendall. The New Blood and Skin [$iFimiite Purifiers LONG SLERVE BALBRIGGAN UNDER- **** BIG HOSIERY PAY. nished with fancy L VESTS, fi .25¢ 12} for WOMBN'S 200 LISLE FIN. Picked Up Another Lot. 2C To-day we will give you another snap; 3000 | patrs 1adies’ black or tan kid shoes, high grade at that, some In fact are hand-turned, others are just as good. They were made to sell for | $3 a palr. Our price for to-day (only) will be silkc_stitching, all sizes .........: LONG SLEBVE, _MEDIUM WEIGHT O . L. RIGBED UNDERVESTS, (rimmed with | 8C for WOMEN'S "o RIBEED or silk mbbon and silk embrol- 4 Qo fl‘Cl PLAIN HERMSDORFF HOSE— dery, all sizes e, T WEIGHT WOO! RVESTS, L R R S LIGH cate shades of pink and biue— 10C T o piain, aouble’ bog ong ST. DOMINIC’S CHURCH position vesterday ‘and forced to close his place of business by Richard Spreckels, m..nlqepr of he comggny. ————— Parishioners Are Preparing for a Day Tong _sleeves—trimmed - with fancy _siik tos—all sizes. | 50c a pair, but you must come early if you ¥ REN" he best si: d widths St sesyapragees of Enjoyment at Fernbrook Ehcrae s 402 T 98c | 17¢c s e xfifi.fl%fl%fm H | & oretock, ey Bee Bhoe Cor iois e ‘ ANOTHER TRIUNWPH FOR CUTICURA Park, Niles Canyon. BELTS. or plain—all sizes. ‘ | above Stxth, The fifth annual excursion and plenlé of today for stylith PATENT LBA- CHILDREN’S PIQUE CAPES. @ | 10sms HIs POSITION _Georss Schmtat, aa CUTICURA RESOLVENT PILLS (Chocolate Coated) are a new. St. Dominic’s Church will be held at | @ |8C THEh BRLIS; always. sell.for ON SALE AT 8$1.50. & | empiove of the Western'Sugar Refinery, who tasteless, odorless, economical substitut cele id ESrabrook Eark, Niles Canyon.Low e 20, HANDSOME _ DOUBLE = CIRCULAR G | 128 D¢ conducting ‘a ssloon on the quiet 4 ’ ubstitute for the brated liqu! 18, Many attractive features will be pre- | @ 455 ¢ ‘ioday. for the popules TUCKED || CAPES, of excellent quality wnite ULAR @ | near the refinery, was discharged from his | CUTICURA RESOLVENT, as well as for all other blood purifiers and sented, and & number of valuable gate bumour cures. Each pill is equivalent to one teaspoonful of liquid and game g;‘"‘ are to be distributed. e Q bt i1 be jig and reel d RESOLVENT. Put up in screw-capped pocket vials, containing the ol e ey odnimittess have ta'e‘“e".%ur.’f.?: SATIN GIRDLE BELTS—oxi- { trimmed with three ruffles of wi . dized or gilt buckles. 3 broldery and lined with fine m"gfi]:‘m | same number of doses as & 50c. bettle of liquid RESOLVENT, price in charge: | Low prices and good work In makin, % - 25c. CUTICURA .PILIS are alterative, antiseptic, tonic, and digestive, General ocommittee—J. B. McIntyre, chair RIBBQNS. RIBBONS i over furniture and mattresses. Hcpxej 2nd beyond Guestion the purest, sweetest, most successful and econ- me Yoy e P s PAY: ekt iy g oy " | Bros., 411-413 Powell st. Phone Bush 421. *| LR OO Y- omical blood and skin purifiers, humour cures, and tonic-digestives Musto—William Barry, D. Kenny and ”*’5,'?1’ 1l col- . s o FETA TM:Z | & | F E: weitrno: F o James RIBB al RIBBON- Try the Cafe Zinkand for lunch. Goo: ING'FROM DEALERS WHO GIVE vet compounded. Samples free by mail to all friends and patrons Bain. 7 ors, 5 inches wide, all’ " colors, - 40c | D cookied matk s ot | o = G of CUTICURA SOAP. wfifl:‘,‘;“r&afis#“““"' J,\e Coftey ana on sale— fi qGuality, on sale— | meats wel cooked, well served. . 5 UR: 67 COUPONS Complete External and Internal Treatinept for Every Humour, $1.00. Press—W. Chester Keogh, John Doherty anq 8 ‘& 4 25 ! BICYCLIST ARRESTED.—Jas ACIFIC BROKERAGE CO. Consisting 0f CUTICCRA aog‘, c., to cle:{u the .un'&‘x crusts E, J. Dollard, C (PO ' aaatare ok B I W apt, ket st 224 CALLAGHAN BipG: S. F and scales and soften the thickened cuticle; C Transportation—J. B. McIntyre, P. J. Mo- 1212-1214 MARKET ST znd severely Injured yesterd ing b 3 . 2 Tetany slay tchitg Telemisition, sue Irared snd Keon and George M. Kelly, per yard. * | per yard. Frea W. Joyce, who was riaing a bleyele at . it £ ";'“., i Comctia Resorveer ] GOumeseP, 1. McKoon. § Richard ¢ ?.Cfi"c'fli’.';, A Between Taylor and Jones. a high rate of speed. Healy's father swore o R P L TR 3 end cieanse the . A SINGLE BET is ofte i ¢ 3 ; cak Eycs Strengthenad. s often icient to cure Captain J. Murphy and William J. 0'Connor, The aceidant n:nm‘n @ Lafastte The Set 81 i e oruig, doaruroy, ot Earbalog iy tals (5% SR o S 4 biood humours, with Joss of hair, T eine TR Sord trrsugh the world. British Depot: 7728 mnews‘%{nsm Fronch Depot: & Kue 46 At the next meeting of the general com- L mittee a floor committee and k Paix, Paris. POTTER DSCG AXD OMEX. UORF., Sol¢ Props., Boston, U.5. A. Comamittee will be appolnted. a receptior WATCH FOR OUR REMOVAL SALE, § rr iofid it indtl 0662900000000090029 0020009002008 0900909 Bekins Van and Storage Co. will move . your goods In city or country. 630 Market. * @ > . t a warrant for Joyce' ot axid Joy OPEN TO-NIGHT UNTIL {1 O’CLOCK. 8 :‘f‘“ Tilansed ‘ot 4D cadl tbr:l“'" and Joyce S L 1]