The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 29, 1902, Page 21

THE $AN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, JUNE 29, 1902. THE EMPORIUM. | THE ZIMPORIUM. | THE EMPCRIUM. [iie THE EMPORIUM. 21 THE EMPORIUM. ] THE EMPORIUM. TR N THE PATH | OF FLAMES Fire Threatens Famous Grove in Tuolumne Qounty. Holden end Hazel Green, on the Yosemite Road, i Are Doomed. | | Boldiers Are Dispatched From Wa- | wona to Aid Mountaineers’ ! Efforts to Check the Conflagration. ———e | RRERRRE RRRRRE RERRR RRRERER g AR RRRRRL RERRRR RRERE RRREERY RERRRRE KRR RRRRE REERRRE RERERRR R RRRR KRR KRR RN RAR RS RRRRY, RN KRR R R RN KRR R RN RN R RN, RERRRY, RRRRY RRR R Special Dispatch to The Call. A forest fire is rag- | ns of Tuolumne County, | mmne River Canyon, and | southeast in the direction tiver and the Tuolumne Big | the vicinity of the Yosemite | e wall of flames is four miles defying the efforts of a large | of fire fighters. The fire started | miles from Crockers Station, on the | te road, and rapidly swept to the Soldiers were sent out from | on the southern road to the Yo- Il reached the line of fire | | Station, on the Yosemite road, | Holden and Hazel Green are and it is feared the | s will go in the great | e tollhouse at Cranes | Yosemite road, is reported e is h.gh and dry and sweeping along with awful | d here that a Government | er J. G. Hooper and D. | a contract to survey | >wnships in the high ion, built a_signal fire | ne mile from Pilot Peak, | ear the summit, and later | 1 dirt and returned to camp. | arose in the night, scat- ver the hillside and gave it | ore the surveyors could reach s not been verified. ! heavily wooded section | ction of timber will be very | LLE, June 25.—Fire is sweeping | southeast of this place, Two a great guanfity of grain and many miles Deen destroyed. The fire through brush. It was g that farmers struction and ames gained the vic- Orange groves suffered nces and in a path three no dry grass is left. el to the Yuba County d_has abated, it “is 1l gain control of the ‘nprecedented sale of cameras. For week only we offer a discount of 50 cent from list prices of Graphic, co, Korona and Al Vista cam- | , Geary & Co., 112 Geary st.. * ———— Resources to Be Displayed. June 28.—The Central Coast ent Assoclation th's to recommend to the organizations that they t of their products to be the ferry building, g the Knights of on in San Francisco in n invitation was extended to Francisco Merchants’' and Busi- 's Association to visit the down- t counties. It was decided to place rmanent exhibits in Chicago and at the Lou vosition, the Southern Pa- ng offered free trans- — Mineral Output of Montana. Mont., June 25.—The report 4 n of 1590, the de- due to the les- of ‘copper. The report iscovery of gold in 3 more than one ars has been taken from the d mountains of the State. Buys . 5 W m A 6N ok Thousands of Acres. June 2. —An agreement has the County Recorder's of- s the transfer of a great n the southern end of eration of $200,000 be- ¥ urchaser is. E. G. San Francisco, who has pro- option from Charles M. and Julla sckton. The lands in- ho Canada de San Felipe | , containing S788 acres; an- south of the rancho, contain- 0: es; the property known as Willis, 247 acres, and a tract lying of the Yerba Buena rancho and ining 107 acres of land. s hnine in the Sugar. LA GRANDE, Or., June 25.—W. S. Ra- , & farmer living south of this city, d this morning by strychnine ar used in his coffee. He took and will recover, d about 20 years, ne crystals and as The presence of the in the house is a myste & @ result is dead strychnin ADVERTISENENTS. SENT FREE TO MEN! A Most Remarkabls Remedy That cuickly Restores Lost Vigore 10 Men. 4 Free Trial Package Sent by Mail to All Who Write, Free trial packages of 2 most remarka- bie remedy are being mailed to all who will write to the State Medical Institute. : cured so many men who had bat- r years aganst the mental and ! sufferings of lost manhood that | \as decided to distribute free o all who write. 1 of sexual weakness | ful folly, prematare | oss of strength and memory, weak back, | varicocele or emaciation of parts, can now cure th es at home. cullarly grateful | nd seems to act di- ed location, giving opment just where it | i8 1 ed. Il the ills and trou- bles that come from years of misuse of the natural functions, and has been an | absolute success in ail cases. A request | ed. to the State Medical Institute, 328 Eiek- tron building, Fort Wayne, Ind., stat- t re one of their free trial | complicd with prompt- |- is_desir Jus of reaching who are un- ome to be treated, and s will enable them to see easy is to be cured of sexual w < when the proper remedies are employed. The institute makes no restric- | of men tions. Any man who writes will be sent & free sample, carefully sealed in a plain ave ckage, 50 that #ts recipient need E fear of embarrassment of publicity. eaders are requesied to write without lay. RERRERE RRRRRR RRRRR RRRRRRY, § Kill Four and Capture N, Ariz., June 28.—On the night | of B Juiin's ey twenty Yaqui laborers wicrking on the ranches in the neighbor- hood of Gorguz, | miles from Hermosillo, tpok to the war- path and attacked the citizens of that Piauéros met the Yaquis and rcpulsed them, pursuing them to Le Palma hills, where the Indians were overtaken. he fight that followed four %aquls were cilled, six were taken prison t_escaped. {gsflermol;mo. They will be sentenced by | General Torres, and it is presumed that he will order them shot, carrying out his polic‘)' 3 arms. bel");l’;inl has been honored by General Torres and Governor Izabal for his brav- ery in meeting the attack of the Indians and running them down, Reports come from Guayparin that a number of Indians took to the warpath jn that vicinity on San Juan's day, but the rh':n ians ha d(‘}enernl Torres has appointed Colonel Jose g‘“;!nntleth and Eleventh battalions and chief of all national troops stationed at Hermosillo, in place of Captain Aurelio Pin: Tuly Embroideries About Half Price and Less Beost Qualities Cambric, Nainsook and Swiss. Mcnday we place on sale at about halt/regular prices thousands of yards cf he best qualities of Cambric, Nainsook and Swiss Embroideries and Inser- tiens, in seventy-five or more of the newest and most desifable, carefully worked patterns. The sets are broken; in most instances we have but three or four widths of a pattern, hence the deep price cutting to close cut to-mcrrow, These embroideires range in width from 134 to inches— Sc and 7c Embroidcries. . 2 1 yard 20c and 25¢ Embroideries.. f4 ¢ yard 123;¢c and 15c Embroidcrics.. 8¢ yard 30c and 35¢ Embroideries.. #8gp yard 40c and 55c¢ Embroiderics. ..27¢ yard "CALIFORNIA'S LARGEST= AMERICA'S)GRANDEST STORE Atout 400 Lithographic Cushion Tops, in il prints and anque patterns, Cushion Top Sale Monday. Neariy 1500 at 18c and 33c. Eight lots of attractive Cushion Tops, nearly 1500 in all, that have been leit from recent sales; not onc in the lot worth in the regular way less than 50, a large percentage of them the 75¢ kind, have been divided into two lots for Monday's '8c and 33@ selling and marked . . . . . . 5 different ..... 18¢ subjects; regularly soc, Monday only. . . . . . . . . . . .. .. About 100 Cushion Tops, in Oriental, Ammurer and Derby tapestry effects, strong, cffective colerings, aiso fancy figured velours in the latest designs; regularly soc and 75e each, Monday only. A Leather Ladies’ Handkerchief Sale. | 25¢ Dozen | Webster’s | If in the Basswoml' Ao lklfdfphangl = Ss_f]ick Pins. Dsveioping 2 % ; 3 A P tick Pins—Rolled Platg or Sterling Silver— Printing. Suit Gase. 150 cozen Sheer Lawn Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, {0" fo:up; i Unzbridged Country Trunk s 2.' in birds, butterflies, hearts, skull and bones, 3y B .Chm,““e_ s trimmed ~with fine Valenciennes lace, one of our best i s ‘"Eflflflary :7:‘ °;‘“ e l""_’ Full linen lined, with fleur de s de- Paticular folks Jinen Tired, with shirt g Soap, specially suit- and Stand rough our splen- |.,vy corner bumpers, | signs, etc..00@ " should bring their neg- - fold, Yale lock ang| &nd most desirable 123Zc styles; Monday only, 8¢/« fr bt o ar 0T & ertmant | steel rail on edge both | Sterliag Silver Stict Pins—Novel dragon and e ts o Wa il i B e each s o eeiienns OO i A ntrew| 86278, fhe eame s thousn | %, "o | make “dcigns, lke picturs, with gensine Mg oot ) et B 18 ek g ; cerchiefs | Jergen's nicely scented | Until July 1st for| I the elty. 5 d sweetwater pearls. . ... . . . . $0,28 $7.00; 24-inch, | 200 dozen Sheer Union Linen Hemstitched Handkerchies | Joten s iecy scend | Unel oy greac | Teckivea It posstois, | F7% 2 BV s, | oo b G K P, round. or peat shape . . 25¢ them. Chargts el $7.50; 26inch,| in fancy corded effects, worth 10c each; Mon- B @ | Sow 1 dcsen cakes, |offer ivquire in book | Send fox oux generai | besc leck and bl | Large dura pearl round o per shape, Hat Fins . . 38 erate. Camera De- ‘... ..88.00 cay only....... SWARE ihiaiais ploiop v assonsbes s de Monday only. . 25@ | depar:ment. logues. 32-inch size. . .$72 | Sterking silver ball oryacht Hat Pins. . . . ... . ., . + . 280 | partment, second floor. House Supplies, Sheets, Biankets, Wash Fabrics, ete. If excellence in qualicy and reasonableness in price appesl to you, you will appreciate these | great va ues in clean, perfect merchandise. The genuine Pequot Bleached Sheets and Pillow Casss at prices that the commoner qualities ecst you. Stock on hand only at these figures. Single bed, 54-in. Pequot Sheets, 45c. 3{ bed, 63-in. Pequot Sheets, 523;c. | Double bed, 81-in. Pequot Sheets, 6234c. | | 45-in. Bleached Pequot Cases, 15c. 50-in. Bleached Pequst Cases, 1624c. Bleached yard wide Muslin, fair ‘qua’ity, short pieces, yard sc. White Fique, cross welt, neat size, yard 20c. | White Organdy, 31 inches wide, sheer, yard 10c New Zephyr Ginghams, the best American makes, yard 10c. Mcn:s $10.00 Spring and Summer Suits . . $8 Black Wash Grenadines, fancy weave, assorted 1':::': glggg ARG s ;;2: styles, yard 12 3c. 5 ¢ 9% Summer Blankefs, cither white or gray, 10-4 Men’s §20.00 « ¢ e size, pair 65c. Men's $25.00 « « « “ ..$20 Heavy Camping Blankets, 64 inches wide, white or gray, well made, pair $1.15. Dcuble Bed White Blankets, fully 6 feet wide, 5 Ibs. weight, almost all wool, pair §2.98. Finely Fitied Comforters, clean white cotton, band-tufted, extra fancy knit borders, each $1.15. 200 White Spreads, best 3-ply cotton, double stitched, fancy hemming, fully 76 inches wide, 2 $1.25 value; until $1.00 . lots remaining, therefore Men's $7.50 Outing Suit . . . ... . $5.50 Boys’ $2.00 Wash . Boys’ $5.00 and $6.00 Vestee fuits. . . $2.98 Boys’ $7.50 Colored Sailor Suits. . . . $§4.85 store in the United States. ilor Suits . . . ..$1.38 $4.85 The Odd Lots Sale of Men's and Boys’Clothing, Furnishings, Hats, Shoes., Fifty odd lots, comprising hundreds of men’s and boys’ summer weight suits, now on sale at a discount of .iwenty per cent from our regular prices. The regular prices were as low as similar goods could be bought for in any other reliable The present cut in prices, to quickly close out, the short means that you can buy these suits here af a firih less than ihe regular prices anywhere 'in America. Men's $1.0 Camel’s Hair Underwear . . Men’s 75¢ blue Ba briggan Underwear . Men’s $1.00 Madras Go f Shirts . . . . Men’s $1.00 Percale Golf Shirts . . . . Men’s $1.00 Stiff Bosom Shirts. . . . . Men’s 25¢ Fancy Meco Hosiery . . . . .17, Men's Soft Linen Finished Handierchiefs . . . #ig@ Boys' $7.50 Ru.sian Elouse Suits. . . . Men's $1.00 Grey Merino Underwear . . . .72 Men’s and Boys’ Summer Hats Now Reduced 25 per cent. The small lois of dogens of siyles of summer hats, now reduced one-quarter. Men’s and Boys® Straw Hals, 34e, 57c, 75¢, 84c, $1.13, $1.39, $1.50. Men’s $2.35 Pearl Fedoras. ... . $1.77 Men’s $3.35 Pearl Fedoras. . . . . $2.52 Men's $2.35 high crowned Derbys $7.77 Men’s $3.35 roll brim Derbys. . . $2.52 Men’s Hemstitched Silk Handkerch'efs . .. 27¢ Short Lots Men’s 25c and 50¢ Neckwear . . 1oe Men’s Good $1.00 Dogskin Gloves. . . . .. Boys’ Percale Golf Shirts, with cuffs . . ..47@ llauys‘ ;I.Oo Pleated Bosom Shirts . en’s $2.50 and $3.50 Summer Shees Youths® $125 Fine Call thaes s - S gy Boys® $1.63 Calf Lace Shoes . Little Gents’ $1.50 Shoes . . . 10 New Popular $1.50 Novels 95c. For Yhe Monday sale only. *“When Knighthood Was in Flower"—Major. “Count Hannital" —Stanley J. Weyman. ““The Crisis”—Winston Churehill. “The Right of Way” —Gilbert Parker. “‘Blennerhassett" — Charles F. Pidgen. “The Master Christian" —Marie Cotelli. ¢‘Cardigan’’—Robert W. Chambers. “The Potter and the Clay”— Peterson. “New Canterbury Tales” —Maurice Hewlete. “Graustark” —G. B. McCutcheon. Dog Collars. ‘Tuesday, July 1st, is the start of a new year for dog licenses. You'll ; probably need a new collar for the new license tag, and probably no better and cheaper assortment of dog collars can be found in any store in the country. Piain Dog Collars from . .. . 0@ © 85¢ Chain Collars, leather lied 280 to $1.00 Chain Collars, chamois fined . . ... Fancy Studd=d Collars . . §0@ to $4.00 Dog Chains. ... . ... .200w 75¢ Dog Leads, braided leather or flat . . . . cieiiase...2500 500 A completz stock of dog collar locks, b:ls, combs, brushes, muzg- gles and dog medicines. 73c -.69¢ Good Fireworks Gheap. The big store carries everything in the line of Fireworks, and nowhere elss can the good kind ke bought for less money. Write or inquire in depart- ment for special Fireworks Cata- logue, which gives the department store prices for everything that you will need to celebrate the Fourth. We have six different assortments of Fireworks for home display, packed especially by us in neat wooden boxes fer the family trade. They range in price according to the number of pieces in a box’ and the size of the pieces; §1.00, §2.00, $3.50, §5.00, £7. Extra Large Firecrackers, package. . . . 5@ Redheads, per hundred, 35¢, 45c, 6oc . 756 Cannon Creckers, 6 different sizes, packed in cartons, ranging in length from 4 to 10 inches, per package, 25c and. . . 3@ FPowder Ganna 2 34-inch barrels, iron, 523 brass . . 10@ 3%-inch barres, iron, JO@; brass. .35 s-inch barrels, iron, 2805 brass . . 60@ 6-inch tarrels, iron, ey brass. . 81,285 Furniture and Carpet Sale. - Torpedoes, -15¢ per Box Bomjak Repeating Marbles, 4 for . . . .50 Shoo Fiy Firecrackenrs, 3 p:cks.5¢ Gold Chop Fircerackers, 2 picks . . . . &@ $75.00 Mahogany Parlor Suit—Like picture, consist- ing of Tete-a-Tete Gentle- men’s Arm Chair and Ladies” Recepton Chair. The frames are well finished and hand-polished, seats cov- ered with best silk material in a variety of shadings; sale price. ... . . Many other suiis and od.i pieces at similar reductions. $20.00 Parlor C;blnzt—-Am’x:aliy shap:d design, with fancy shelf and brackets and beveled French plate mirrors in back upon which to exhibit your bric-a-brac; sale price. . . . . s [ $35.00 Solid Go'dzn Oak Bedroom Suit—Consists of heavy, neatly carved bedstead, farge oval front bureau with 24x30 inch French bevel plate mirror and geod washstand to match; sa'e price $15.00 Ladles’ Dressing Table--Oval front with 18x20 inch beveled plate mirror; your choice, either oak or mahogany finish, for $55.00 Birdseye Maple Suit—Consisting of a Bedstead and Dresser, very artistically designed and beaut fully finished; only two suits lef: at this special price, to close , . ....935.50 $2.50 Oak Screen—Covered with figured denim in a varicty of colorings, suitable for parlor or dining-room, to place in front of grate; marked to close at . . . Ve BB 35 ter cent reductions on all three fold screens during this sale. $1.00 Tapesty Carpets—Sewed, Jaid and lined, many patterns; during this sale, per yoi - . S...... 08e $1.50 Extra Heavy Axminster Carpets—In beautiful colorings and desigas; daring $1.00 SRR D il > 05009 LT el e G B Poc Taphalry—~This week, per ghod. | . . . oo sl io s vhv ois e s 50c $2.60 $4.00 Wool Smyrna Rugs—Sise 72x36 inches, in a lerge variety of patterat; sale price, €ac Shoots Barber and Kills Himself. CHICAGO, June 28.—Armed with two revolvers, Charles W. Gale, an insane real estate dealer, made two ineffectual at- tempts to kill Albert McMullen, a barber, last night, then he locked himself in his office and killed himself. A quarrel about a woman was responsible for the tragedy, it is said. Sl e s Gasoline Launch Explodes. SEATTLE, June 28.—The Marion, a gas- oline launch, owned by Captain Symonds of Port Townsend, took fire and exploded yesterday afternoon off Richbond beach. Out of a crew of five men three succeed- ed in reaching shore through timely aid on the part of fishermen, but the remain- ing two perished. BAND OF YAQUIS Six in a Fight Near Gorguz. Special Dispatch to The Call. a town about fifteen Jose Dessens with & band of In rs and the The prisoners werz taken to exterminate all Yaquis found Buy a Villa Site for IN THE PASADENA VILLA TRACT of 891 limits of Los Angeles, Redondo Railway Co.; W. H. Carlson, ex-U. S, Baird Bros., ex-State Harbor Commissioner, and ut down after ihree In- illed. was been Dixon, Navarro commander of the Orders by mail or telegraph will be allott office. OUR_REFERENCES: al, who was shot and killed in La a Caro saloon. mercantile agency, No. 1 Pistol Firecrackers, package. . . .J0@ | $39.00 ... 524.50 ... 8$9.90 Among our purc.asers are the following leading citizens: H. E. Huntington, vice presi- dent of the Southern Pacific R. R. Co.; L. T. G: wholesale commission ‘merchants; J. Gentury Campezras Best., Note Specizl Prices. These handsome Cameras embody everything that is new and up 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 pancls at back, adjustable focusing screens, brilliant finders and many other exclusive features. Model 11 Century, 4x5. + + . . . $8.80 Model 11A Century, 4x5. . . . . $11.20 Model 11A Century, 5x7. . . . $16.00 Model 14 Century, 4TS el L $17.60 The Century Art Catalogue, illustrat- ing and describing this line of Cameras, Jree for the asking at our Camera Dept. Nickel-Plated Tea or Coffee Pots 49c., Another large lot of those handsome nickelplated Tea and Coffee Pots, on sile Monday only. Take your choice of the 2, 3 or 4 pint sizes, worth 65c, 75c and 85c, " 49e¢. Bags — With handsome oxidized metal frames, chamois leather lining and back, steel ¥ © beaded front, long heavy fringe, $1.25 “My L= Lady’s” Jewe! Bag—To be worn around the neck, 50t suede leather in pretty shades . . 350 Ladies® Safety Bags—As in picture, to be worn under the skirt, gray chamois, with lock fame . . . $1.00 Others at $1.50, §2.00, $2.50 and $3.00. Men's Money Belts—As in picture, genu‘ne borse hide, with six pockets . . . $T.. Lace Money Belts—Heavy Sheepskiln . 75¢ WRAAS WAAAA S AAR ARG AR TR AR RN NN WRRRR AAAARE AR R AR AR KRR MWa VAQUERDS ROUT - Overland Monthly for July. The Overland Monthly for July is one of the most readable publications of the month. The leading article is ‘“The Build- ing of a Battleship,” profusely illustrated, by George William Dickie; all the war vessels built in this city are illustrated, and some of the {llustrations appear in print for the first time. b — Flees After Killing Comrade. OXNARD, June 28.—Henry Hasse, the 13-year-old boy who accidentally shot and killed Earl Colvert, another 13-year-old boy of El Rio, yesterday, has disappeared. Hasse is sald to have remarked that he would rather die than go to jail, and it is feared that he has committed suictde. $45 in California acres, which immediately adjoins the city arnsey, ‘president of the Los Angeles Speclal Commissioner of Rallroads of Cul a; %) G. Estudillo, ex-State Treasurer; F. H. ers. We will select the best lots for non-residents. ed according to the tfme recefved at our Send money by check, bank draft, express or postal money order. CARLSON INVESTMENT CO., 134 SOUTH BROADWAY, First National Bank of Los Angeles; Mayor; Pioneer Investment and Trust Co.; the dallv newspapers of Los Angeles, Angeles, Cal. on. M. P. a0’ Clocks—Waiches. 30-Hour Nickel Alarm Clock, 4-inch dial, guar- anteed. . 700 8-Day, Half-hour Cathedral Gong Stike Clock, enameled iron, in gothic design, black or mahog- any finish, French gilt trimmings, guaranteed . $6:50 The Emporium Wetch— A good timepiece, guaranteed for one year, not a toy or a clock, butawatch. . . . .. ... ..88¢ Ladies’ Hunting Case Watch—Gold filled, fancy engraving, Waltham or Elgin 7-jewel movement, guaranteed . . . . . $8.85 $1.00 Giloves 78c. Monday Only. 7Qo pairs Women’s Lambskin Gloves—In tans,’ medes, bea- ver, slate, browns and white, all sizes, and in_good, fast black, in sizes 534 > to 61, stitched on the backs with neat one row, cither in same color a5 glove or black stitching, correct in style and per’ect In fit, in aregular way with us $1.00 pair, with most stores $1.25, the best glove bargain we have offered this season; on Monday Groceries ~ Liguors. Saving Prices. Two telephones of our private house system are in the Grocery Department. Call up Pri- vate Exchange 601 and ask for Grocery De- partment. Prompt service, quick deliveties, through all parts of the city and suburbs, and the lowest prices on all well known brands and good qualities of Groceries and Liquors. Best Coffee—Either Java or Mocha, bean or ground; Monday osly, 3% Ibs. . $1,00 Lennox foap—Proctor and Gambel's, just fits the hand; I7 bars . . . . . . . . 50¢@ Parzfiine Wax—For scaling fruit jars and gasses; 1-1b packages, Morday, 2 for 25¢ Sapoliso—Eroch Morgan & Sons; Monday, 4 walers. i sl vy B i fane s ROG Bensdorf’s Royal Duich Chocolate—For eating or cooking, 8 cakes . . . . . 260 Ghirardelli’'s Ground Chocolaf -1b tins, Monday . . « o .o o0 s .. . 200 Santa Clara Prunes—70s; 131bs . . . 50¢ Salted Wafers, Dainty Chips and Banquet Crackers, ... . . ... .140 Port or Sherry—A good st'sfctory quality; Monday only, gallon . . . . §5¢ Kentucky Bourbon Whiskey—Full quart demi- johns; Monday. . o v . ... .Z260 lines below. is one of the 25 articles mentioned that you re- quire, it will be easy to compute the saving you can make by comparing our you usually have to pay. Icc Crcam Freezer—One of the best Lawn Croquel—Fine sets in wood box Fruil Scales—With scoops and large Tooth Picks—Imported Quill, all sizes, Toilet Papers—g-cz rolls, good quality, e Lemon Squeezer-—The wood ball kind, Garden Hosc—The good kind, 3{-inch Hose Recl—Fitted with iron wheels, Lawn Sprinklers—The most popular Grass Shears—Good spring steel, sharp Lawn Mowers—High grade, adjust- Table Tennis—2 well made genuine Bradbury) 5FCiga WRRUL CARALR AAXARAA RAARAR AARAE WARANR AR AR aae W Summer WNecessities Under- priced. Glance over the head- If there prices with what with hinged cover— 4ball varnishedset . . . .. . . . 250 8-tall painted and varnished set . . $7.00 Gas Stove—Range complete with oven, an ideal cooker and baker . . . . $5.88 Fly Screens—Hardwood, adjustabie wire fly screens, will spread 34 inches, 18 50 makes, easy running and quick freezing; 1gt. . . 810,25 3q¢...80.75 2q¢t. . . 81.50 4. . . $2.00 dials, will we'gh up to 24 Ibs; for weighing groceries, sugar and fruit . . . . $9.45 2 packs §@; Antiseptic wood, perfumes the breath, 6 boxes for. . . . . . . 250 et TR R Refrigerators—Family size, hardwood, high style, 26x16 inch . ... . $11.48 California Violet Water—True odor and lasting; 2-oz. bottles . . . . . 280 Witch Hazel —High grade distilled, in 10¢; same, hinged with porcelain Cups glass stoppered bottles, $-0z. . . . 15@ 850G Cucomber and Witch Hazel Cream—Dr. Lambert’s, 8-oz bottes . . . . . . 25@ Sponges—Genuine Mediterranean bath, faiv 0. o . o e o s s o 500 Hair Brush—Large size imported pure bristle stock, veneered back, extra stiff bristies, very good quality . . ... . 0@ Whittemore’s Dandy Combmation Shos Dressing—Thezscsize. ..... 130 Alpha Bathing Caps—Pure gum rubber in red, tin or black, with protective head Bd. . c e v coe e b oo BlB Rubber Gloves—Nonparell, pure gum, heavy weight, pair . $1.15 Rive Flame 0il Stove— Wickless, smoke- less, odorless, for summer cooking $7.88 Tin Ovens—For gas or oil stoves, guaranteed bakers. . . $7.68 ind $1.90 - rS fontella® 1O for 25¢ ; of 25 PortoRico) &= °f 32500 s 250 A clean-up sale this week, while quantities last, of several fairly large lots of the above popular Cigars that were left from previous sales. They are in perfect condition, and a great bargain at half regular prices. 6 for 25@; Sanitary packages, flat paper, 500 sheets, full count, 6 for . . . . 25 genuine rubber hose, @ a foot; fine high grade cotton hose, foot. . . . . . . 9@ holds 5o feet hose, made to roll around the garden walks; saves hose . . . . $1.20 kind, controlling for spray or steady stream Large revo'ving sprinklers . . . . $1.25 edged for trimming hedges and edges of lawns, c-inch blade 25@z 6-inch . . . . 400 able, sef sharpening; 12-inch . 10-inch §3.00; $3.25 vellum racquets, with post, net and balls . . THANKS COME FROM A QUEEN Sunday-School Conven- tion Receives London Message. DENVER, June 28.—The tenth Interna- tlonal Sunday-school Convention to-day chose W. N. Hartshorn of Boston chair- man of the executive committee, and the executive committee later re-elected Ma- rion Lawrence of Toledo, Ohio, general secretary of the association, and George R. Merrill, D. D., secretary of the com- mittee. The executive committee also appointed a committee to find a suitable person to act as field worker among the colored people of the South. The follow- ing cablegram was received: “LONDON, June 28.—Chairman Interna- tional Sunday-school Convention, Denver, Colo.—Many thanks .for your telegram, which will be laid before the King. The ueen thanks you for your kind sympa- thy. His Majesty is progressing most satisfactorily. NOLLLYS.” In the afternoon the primary and junior session_was held, presided over by Mrs. W. J. S8emelrof of St. Louis, president of that department. Papers coneerning work among the children were read. Secretary Israel P. Black of Philadelphia read his report, which showed an increase of five districts and 130 unions and thirteen sec- retaries in the department since the last | triennial. The Editorlal Sunday-school Associa- tion, which is composed of e various editors and publishers of Sunday-school publications, elected the following of- ficers: President, the Rev. J. A. Mec- Camy of Nashville, Tenn.; vice president, the Rev. Thomas B. Neeley, D. D., LL. D., of New York; secretary, the Rev. C. R. Blackwell, D. D., of Philadelphia; treasurer, the Rev. J. R. Miller, D. D., of Philadelphia. Beaumont’s Big 0il Shipment. ceed 1,000,000 barrels. The Thursday’'s shipments, is or 7365 cars. Full Sets $3.00 t0 §5.00 Mations Free LARGEST DENTAL CONCERN IN THE WORLD. Open Evenings Until 9. Sundays 10 to 4. WORK PAINLESS AND GUARANTEED FOR TWENTY YEARS. Remember the name and number, as inferior dentists are copying our name and style of advertising. Sterling Painless Dentists, 997 MARKET STREET, Cor. Sixth. Bring this ad. ] Over Millinery Store. Mwmm PERRRERRERERRRR RRRRRE RRERY RERRREP ERERERE RERRRE RRERYE RRERERERRRRRER RRERRE RERRE RRRRREMIRRERP ERRRRRY RRRRRE RRERE RRERRRE Commencing July 1st, this sfore wil) open at 8:30 a. m. instead of 8. WARAA GAAARE AR RAARRQRAARL R WAADAL AARR QL AR ARA AR SRR A awa mmmuwmm WARALR RARRRAAARRARRE WARAE AARAR D LERRRRR AR ALAAR THAAR WARAAR AURRR AR QAU R RRR A TR AW Aaanaa bbbttt ] BEAUMONT, Tex., June 22.—For the first time in the history of the oil fleld, and with three days of the month yet to be reported, the month’s ofl shipments ex- total, Including 1,242,027 barrels,