The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, July 27, 1902, Page 21

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, JULY 27, 1902. ) 21 ___ ADVERTISEMENTS. | THE EMPORIUM. | THE IMPORIUM. | THE EMPCRIUM. | THE EMPORIUM. | THE EMPORIUM. ELECTRO- CHEMIC transformation and | SRS o e T 0 LI WO PRI RGNS} Beautiful Ribbons on Sale New Fall Sitks | 10c Printed Fiannelette, 8c. proves how clc allied are our rical processes to those of Nature, great physician. the Electro- | treatment a fal al and its | = will convince the most skeptical.” {__BLUDU AND SKIN DISEASES | You should look to their proper care | European Novelties MAY Gfl TI] J MI_ At the prices at which they arc marked for| $ 3289 Chiropodist ; 'd 4R o this week’s sclling these are four astonishing | Unabridgei, tound The new rooms on | Beautiful hand-made cross-s Uy Wi 3 va'uss in Colored Dress Fabrics: f ith t second -flaor for/| - new ideas in stamped Battenberg Patterns; all N g £-inch AllWool Cheviot—Tn 13 popuinr b "’;"’.‘ e Ladjes Heiciremtos; | | plecw widkt aps cunss} smanfydhreiie bow . . 3 hades, an li N 3 g e e © Y B Manicuring acd Chi- | they are to be worked and the materials to be Skin and Blood Diseases Says:| Feamond and Compas b - B s i |#o i, imics| CALIFORNIA'S LARGEST= B oo B | 2 e — S0, S50, P00 md . i 58-inch Fanama Suitings—A new and very ntity for a limited | i oity. Up-to-date sci- | Tab'e Cavers — $4.00, .50, $5.00 an Jdust w‘?ssmqsmr\;sl‘i trlOtsAEXPicz to Be g sevcesle fabric, in eorih s, w1 | e+ . $9.88 | AMERICA'S\GRANDEST STORE | fite fork =i ot | Soso " © " 700 W g s Mg | rrested. make very pretty street euits, great value at = = > iy :t’:.—h.oe, }4..'°.‘ Siac 5 Zaii in Bhena o | T i el PO Mysterious Miss ToKio from Japan-—a wonderful fortune teller. Every one e ’O . eases, hav 4o A 0 % % - 1 i eautifu! Cushion Covers—On fhe Blectro-chemic | ClcSing Days of Parliament | spendid quiiy, in 7 leadng shades (Lixhe, | who sees her marvels at her great Skl!l- Secured at much expense by the big store |Seautitul Cushi 5 each piece serteds $2.75 e A T Enlivened by Sharp £ clicemmitghean), prod - . $1.00 |to please and mystify its patrons during the coming week. Fortunes told free by | $s.ss, $s.c0, 5455 $5.50, 6.50. Prove: the painless, | i gy kel derful Miss Tokio—10 to 12 a. m. and 1 to 6 p. m., in Attraction Hall, second |Cross--titch Siipper Patisrns—In the very e e Speeches. B TR Gl e iy e e e O ' T 5 latést designs; $1.50, $1.75, $2.00, §2.50, Flood Discases. Tha £ 7T § valus at the price, yard. . . . ..$4.80 | {100I. §3.00. ) I iv. - s i v 1 ] O o 3 it -silk colored taffeta Ribbon, up to cmahi before t strike home into some vital | the land trust, organized by the land-| 350 yards Florentine satin Ribbon, with polka 500 yards all-sil s 3 3 Dt action is demanded and | lords for the avowed purpose of resisting | dot, coc valuz, Monday only, yard. . .29@ ~ 4! inches wide, Monday only, yard. .4 e | Cream Reszda Nile Green [ = 3 Attractively pith he Electro-Chemic | threatening combinations of tgfl*m:s ;fld |E 200 yards basket weave Ribbon, iridescent ef- 9o yards all-silk, satin and £ e mbb;.,, Bk Old Rose Gray "ouse F urn’sh’"g’ Priced. will convince you. | suppressing the boycotting and intimida- | P ¥ Nos. d 9, Monday only, per yard . . 7@ ; S o - | fion tnstigatea by, the Tntted Trieh Loague | & . == o= e, Mendwoniy yirn - JTI0 0 H0n 2 0 o S e Rilbons | Bite Cardinal Tan Feather Dusters—Good high-grade Turkey Feather Dusters, full center, hand shaved, 16-inch ELECTRC-CHEMIC SPECIALTIES ARE: |or otherw : e 5 bons, 4oc values, Monday ony, y2rd. .23¢ Nos. 22 and 39, Monday only, yard. . .§5g | Castor National Garnet feathers, reguarly soc; on special sale Monday only. . . . . . . . ... .. ..33€ Canion, Eonmastie B . ”'rpz m;n' k;aflx::;sfix:or :1; r::r(e 013;3 a;(; 3 5 & These taffetas make beautful shirt waists, | F0od Choppers—Th: celebrated universal mach'ne, with 3 knives, made to cut all kinds of Ay sty Rim"mfi";m ey od onl n‘«;fl{:r e » t L an ideal lining; in‘reductory price, meat and vegetables (raw or cooked) into fine, me or coarse pieces; regu'ar price $1.50; ralgia, Piles and Fistula, Skin and | Barry), chairman of the National | Monda_v sa’e F"e ACECS per yard, only . ZBe@ | _ svecial Monday only . . - Blood Discases, snd Discases of Men and Women, FREE CONSULTATION AND ELECTRO-CEEMIC X- EAY DEMONSTRATION DURING OFFICE HOURS. | signed the same week, as Privy Counci heated discussions of the ever-recurring | Irish questions. This week was especial- | 1y notable for the fierceness of the accu- | sations and recriminations bandied across | | the narrow forum of the House of Com- | i | mons. The resentment of the Irish members was stirred to an unusual degree by the | discovery of alleged secret documents of | and Conservative associations, wno are among the prime movers of the tru: lors, a proclamation from Dublin Castle | enforcing the -coercion act over half of | Ireland. All the trustees of the trust, the | Duke of Abercorn, Lord Waterford, Lord | neRRRRy BRRRE Rnne 1220 2] Aftractive Values in Dress Goois. Webster’s | Dictionary Manicuring Parlors and Art Embroidery : Monday at About Half. Six different lots of plan colored and fancy colored Ribbons, of which the color assortment is not comp’ete in almost anv color you want in the s'x sty only at abovl half price. any one linz but in which you can find les, wil be on special sile Monday At Less Tham Half Price. A special buy of about 80c0 yards of Point de Paris _and Torchon Laces and Insertions have been divided into three lots, for special sale on Monday, and Fiannel Tifeta wil probably be the most popular of the plain silks curing the coming fal and winter. On Thureday last we received a large assortment of pure silk F.annel Taffetas, warran ¢d to wash, guarmteed to wear. An extra heavy quality, in such colorings as Wiite Lavender Turquoise New Cranitz Efiect fiks—A few pieces in the full shades of reseda, gobelin, etc., inches, cur price, yard . pink, ek > 75e blus, cardinal, Monday, your choice of 8 different patterns of a good quality of Printed Fannc'ette, in light blue, navy and medium blue, pink, reseda, scarlet, cirdinal, tan and black grournds, a special pmchase of about 5000 yards offered right at the beginnng of the season at 2o per cent less than the regular value. Monday only, on salestables in the main aisle. Per yard 8° Sets of Flat Irons Af 10c. The sersble kird, acjustable bardle, 3 sizes of iron, stind and holder, tet- ter than ““Mrs. Potts,”” will hold the heat longer, regular price $1.25 set; Monday ooly. 970 Gas Stovis—Two-burner kind, heavy castng, removable grates and burner caps, so can be easily cleaned, regular price $1.75; special Monday only . . ... . . code . SBB - For the use of | Quke of Abercom, Lord Watertora, ford | & _ : = Af Se. At 15¢. Ai25¢. I UMY Powmseny. P b mofe Sad SEo RN R Sy Coma R 45£::k:d<:;>iic: d‘eh;:‘ri? :r]nfi l;i‘:i: Bl up to 7 per yards Kew Fali Suits Cotton Dsh Mops | Up-to-dats Pants| Slaw Cutters Soap and Sponge Hold- NS e ors. e trust has a long list of sub-| yards hoa 5 3, ¥ s 534 i : AT HOME. B Man & | Soribess Snd Swple Sandy for Rhting the | &~ Moadayonly.. . o . oh s bl G e b s e 3e for the Boys. e i Hangers oo o rogpe i ST il F Fopu complete expensive Electrical outfit free | {ena1ts and the league which is behind | 2500 yards of Point de Paris Lace and Insertion, in a la-ge assortment of patterns, widths z S oh ot gfll:me &assh 42 -usmd ¥ Rl M of charge to those taking treatment|™SE ) 1ot be surprised,” sald John | & ranging from 3 to 43¢ inches; worth up to 15c a yard; Monday only . . . . . . . e Boys’ Fail Cloth S Broom Fy Killers | Pean Skirt Han Imported Wood Salt artizie e Ol iheumatism, DEainess: | Redmond, chairman of the United Irisn | & A thousid yards of Point de Paris Lace Insertion, in many pretty paterns, extra wide; ifel oys’ Fall Cloth- Kitthe ienivis cuth [CoR 0 B X Tl S porte; Womes Wilts Tor reoeacts Aotats League, to a correspondent, “if O'Brien, | g worth up to 25c yard; on special cale Monday only . .+« + 4 4 4 04 a4 4. € |ing arrved last 3 ood Lemon Squeez- | Nickel - Plated Sand- | Boxes U LAPEVEE T SoEte FlotaNm. | Dillon, 'Davitt, myself and other leaders | g : 5 7 P san Kitzhen Forks—each ers wich Cutters Colored Wool Dusters EI Gh g . |are, Srrested ' at Wyndham's instance | & Sales Tables—Main aisle. ;mk ne Sailor | within a fortnight. In fact, we are rather u't and the Siilor - m c I t t ie | expecting to be arrested on charges of un- & : : 25 Pie Music ec ru e I "s ’ u ’i{,&w!ul assembling and intimidation. They Women’s Gloves. Notions at Norfolk still hold o c‘:s of - u. The Newest ldeas ave already brought injunctions and | T £ 5 118 GRANT AVENUE, |37° alrealy beoushl imdiviaasny. 0| % T/ ranfeed. Aftractive Prices, |thcr gomd in in Package, 50¢. Fancy Hosiery. sco. : 4 | ully Gua = - / B . & SAN FRANCISCO. Asked whether any new remedy had|g st i public favor, and / , This week we offer in our Music De- A Ladies’ imported Office Hours: 9 a.m. 1o § v. m. and 7 to 8 | Rech evolved for the evils complained of, | & Our famous Empress quality is posi- | Brush Binding, all coors, yard . are prettier than j partment about 500 packsg s of sheet o ) fancy striped R e \aalis Snd gentis. | . “Agitation, constant and increased agi- | tively the best Glove that can bz | Cuding Irons, each. . . . . . . . . p L) Rl R ST pross e Beparat ” *d mentle- | tation, until we secure sufficient strength | fi Sacca SiZE Filshing Braids, 6 yards to piec St > 25 p.eces assorted vocal F . to defeat m§ purposes of the Governmem.i 3 produced to retail at. .. . SF. GO Rubber Half-Sleeves, pair . . . . - . Boys Sailor Norfolk instrumental put up in each packege, Preld::“khv*; erni land.” = its dizes fi ! in an | co&c)c;r;onfinp{;‘:r;g B i e 1 ‘% We have the Em- 5 Bunch Tape, ascorted widths, bunch. . Su'ts, sizes for 3 to 8 at the very low price per white and all Irish Nationalists intend to vote with the | g press in the three 1 Corduroy Bindirg, all colors, yard. . years, all-wool Blue ckize 500 ; bi Governmént, namely, the education bill. | g most popu'ar Q 1o Soutache Braid, all colors, picce . . 4 Serges azd Cheviots, PR B Y g s v 4. color combina- | Throughout the long and acrimonious d‘S-\A‘ styles—kid and bl on it ‘ plzated frontsand backs, This is not new music but good music; two tions; extra good s o e s b suede two-clasp, | Shell Hair Pii;’, SEEEL embroidered shields, Fieces alone are worth the price of the entire well-wearing quality, Eyeglasses and spflnhcles | but on the final action they will not aban- inall Florodora Combs, each . . » - . » braided col'ars, a very package. At this absurdly low price w do R . . 4 | don Catholic principles and consequently | he SR handsome novelty suit for boys; 3 stylss. . . | not allow you to select the pizces, but we L"L‘F imported Fancy Are supplied only of the | Mattnss ko sacuse.. thetruction . The vora| B & = « Hook-On Supporters, pair. . . . . - $5.00, $6.00 i §6.50 | guarantze the assortment to be well worth the b v finest quality, guaranteed | against the education bill will be small in | g orings Sew-On Supporters, pair . . . . . Buys' New Sailor Blouse Suits, szss 3 to 10| money. bt Lo smpson o to fit and give perfect com- | proportion to the tremendous agitation of | with self Colored Side Supporters, pair . . . . years, in new shades of bz, red and brown, fi am:;h 'm-eir'nm fort. | a3 sori-pamtormists SERivy: b pahnze 4 and Pearl Buttons, 16 to 24 line, dczen . handsem:ly trimmed coliars, embroidered Banby Garriages e PRICES MODERATE | they will carry out their avowed purposo | black Gilt Hair Pins, 2 boxes. . . . . . highsl'S 20 L S ER0 brondiiors P> | of refusing to pay school taxes under a stitch- | Japanese Hair Pins, 3 packages. . . . Boys® School Suits—S'z=s 8 1 and Ge-Carts. ippdoogone o ises. Phons Main law which does not allow proportionate Saps on e & catd 0ys 3CH0o) Suits—S 223 8 to 1§ years, all- - ered insteps; the Fpslogy on. g WP = representation of the taxpayers on the “ S et G ol . - ! Cheviots, Cassmeres aud Tweeds; | The famous Whitney make at Department latest cold® combi- | £ the Cube Pins, black, white and assorted s bl et il 1 § | sehool boa e I T e tee ot i L made s oo fuore pricds. The best at ko than many| DSem . - .ol G | —_— 5 Ital ocking Darni S T B % ¥ - SOANDAL IN VIENNA Lambskin Gloves, Dlmin: Cotton, all colors, 3 balls . . .. s B398, 5345wl 36.00 dealers ack for in- High Gn:'d lmpmdlh_n‘y Hesz—The very | 2-clasp, full pique Cab'net Hair Pins . . . B ferior ki Jatest and most exclusive stylss, in a variety 642 "MARKET ST. Gt g S sewn; in oxblocd, Safety Pios, all ssesy dosen . . . o 1 . B0 Latest $1.50 “;"" Kiode Nl""‘ L which has never been equaled in this city: | Count Is the Co-respondent and There beavers, tan and Sheet P.ns, containing 400 pns . . . .. R0 ToE ECyRSS IERYS Verticals and facquard Designs, pair, 75c and | o x oty 3 g 409 p c .\ q igns, pair, 75 | white; and oneclasp Lnglish Red Street | Frilled Gurter Elastic, all colors . . . . 0@ Novels, $1.08. e fu EBIRS $1.00. Missouri Pacific Railway Through service daily to | Kansas City and St. Louis via Scenic Route. New observation cafe cars. Meals a la carte. Personally conducted excursions to Kansas City, St. Louls, Chicago, New York, Boston end all Eestern points. For full information wcdress L. M. FLETCHER, Pacific Coast Agent, 126 California st., San Francisco, Cal A $20 Belt | for $5. 3 Same 2s others sell at §20. Gen- uine; not a toy. No drugs; no humbug. It cures with- out medicine. Not sold by druggists dis- on receipt of price. k Alden Elec. 1l or address PIERCE ELEC- t et., San Francisco, or y-fourth st., New York. he “‘Dr e P Pt visitr DR. JORDAN'S creat KUSEUM OF ANATOMY 1051 KAZZET 5T bet. 6:047th, 5.7.0a, The L Worid. - est Anatomical Museum in the 5} OR. JORDAN—DISEASES OF MEN Consultation free and strictly private. Treatment pessonally or by ietter. A Positive Cure in every case undertaki Write for Boek. vaiusbie book for men) DE. JORDAN & C6.. 1051 Market St 8. P, ‘ DTV VWV VDD i | 4 WONG Woo, CHINESE TEA AND HERB SANITARIUM, 764-G6 Clay st., 8. F., CaL s}:nl};k‘u:m Cal., Jun . _Wong Woo—Dear With pleasure I tes- to your marvelous end knowledge, & great than four years. My case pronounced ble by several phbysicians, I was per- @ to try your remedies. Four months treatment resulied in a complete cure, and a gain in weight of seventy pounds. I attribule Iy good health entirely to your medicine. Cor- ¢ially yours, MRS. N. J. ABEOTT, 2122 Cen- ter street. Al dise cured exclusively by Chiness | berbs, over 3000 varieties being used. Hours $30tollam,1t03and 719 p m. DR-HALL’SREINVIGORATOR fects of self-abuse or excesses. Bent gealed, $2 bottle; 3 bottles, $6; guaranteed to cure any ca Call or address orders HALL'S MEDICAL INSTITUTE, 855 Broad- way, Oakland, Cal. Also for sale at 107314 Market et., 5. F. Send for free book. i SAFE, Alws e CHICHES s RED sad T e bexss. sesied PAYISHL Pus TR <l , ‘or any infla; tion, irritation or wicera- tion of mucous meme branes. Non-astringent. 100 go1a by Dragsists, w Prevest coatagion, THEEVANS i CINCIKNATL,O Weékl} Call, $1 per Year | brand was acquitted. | will return to South | Reid’s return soon after the announce- | stances led the British Government to | changed conditions of the coronation it | an anarchist article, published in Geneva, | advising them | Southern Pacific agent for full informa- a Duel. VIENNA, July 26.—A sensational di- vorce case is before the courts here. The petitioner, Herr Pollaczk, is a wealthy commission agent. The co-respondent is Count von Wurmbrand. Both are well known in Viennese soclety. The Count challenged Pollaczk to fight a duel, but; the latter rejected the former's seconds | and denounced the Count for infringing | the dueling laws. | Various counter suits were brought for | essault, etc., and the trial occupied many { days. Frau Pollaczk had to be carried out of court on a sofa by six men at the | order of the Judge. The evidence showed that Pollaczk avenged himself on another co-respondent, Louis Lackner, whom he | horsewhipped and cut off hik hair and half his mustache. Frau Pollaczk and Lackner were each sentenced to two | months’ imprisonment. Count von Wurm- | | i | | | 1 | Has Been Warm Talk of i | ] | | | | b7 N General Meyer Lands in England. LONDON, July 26.—General Lucas Meyer, the former commander of the Orange Free State forces, landed at Southampton to-day, this being his first visit to England. He made the trip from South Africa on board the British steamer | Briton with a big batch of returning Brit- ish officers and men with whom the Boer general appeared to be on excelle: terms. General Meyer is going to Dre: den to visit his wife and daughter and Africa in Oetober. He sald he thought the outlook in South Africa was decidedly favorable and that rovided the British fulfill their promises eld out to the Boers there was every reason to expect lasting peace and a steady return to prosperity. RREERREREREY RRRRERRE RRRRR RERRRZUARENN RRERIRAR RRRRE RREEXRRRERRE 2RRERRRY Whitelaw Reid Leaves England. LONDON, July 26.—Mr. and Mrs. Whitelaw Reid sailed to-day for New York from Southampton on the steamer Philadelphia to keep the date fixed for ment was made that the coronation of | King Edward must be indefinitely post- poned. Reld was then invited to return whenever the coronation should take place. Since that time, however, circum- glve notice that under the greatly ERRERRNE RRRRE RRK KRR RRRRE RRRREARRRRRE would not again invite the special repre- sentatives of foreign governments to re- turn. Resume Diplomatic Relations. GENEVA, July 2.—The Journal de Geneve announces the resumption of dip- lomatic relations between Switzerland and Italy, which were ruptured April 10 of the present veaf, owing to the refusal of Bwitzerland to give satisfaction regarding insulting the memory of the murdered King Humbert. The settlement was ar- ranged through the mediation of Ger- many. —_———— Low Rates From the East. The Southern Pacific announces that on September 1 the following daily colonist rates will be placed in effect via the Southern Pacific and its connecting lines through Ogden or El Paso to California: | From Omaha, Kansas City and other Mis- souri River points, $25; St. Louis, New Orleans and Mississipi River points, $30; Peoria, $31; Chicago, $33. These rates will | be open to’the public and will be in effect until October 31. This will afford an ex- ceptional opportunity for the development of the State and all who have friends in the East or know of prospective settlers should communicate with thern promptly, to apply to the nearest tion. ————— Bloodhounds Trail an Assassin. PHILIPI, W. Va., July 26.—The assassin of Chief of Police Wilmoth has been lo- cated and officers with bloodhounds are on the trall. With the daring and des- peration of Tracy, the negro murderer is terrorizing the people and steadily push- ing hie way up the mountains. His name is unknown and the orly point of iden- tity is his reported confession té another negro, whom he was trying to take with him. He was located by the authorities on the Roaring Creek and Charleston Railroad, about thirty miles northwest of Womelsdorf. — s Low Excursion Rates—11 Days’ Trlp. $40 first class, including berth and meals, San Francisco to Seattle, Tacoma, Van- couver, Victoria, Everett. New Whatcom and return. allowing passengers ample time to go asnore and visit the various points of interest. For full information ap- ply Pacific Coast Steamship Company’s ticket office, 4 New Montgomery street. | Gloves, same style and cut as Dent's and Fownc's, 2 good dr'ving glove. The celebrated Premiere Gloves are guaranteed to be the best glove that can be produced o retailat § 7,50 They are made of fine quality selected kidskins by one of the best manufacturers in Europe. In the three—clasp style with Paris Point Em- broidery. The Premiere comes in colors to match the season’s styes in suiting, also whites and fast back. Sale Silver Plated Tableware. " e (5 e ) We have made another purchase of sev- eral hundred sets of the reliable Wm. A. Rogers Tableware; guaranteed full standard weight of silver, on 21 per cent nickel si ver, which we offer at special sale Monday only: Set of 6 teaspoons, for. . Set of 6 tablespoons, for. , . Set of 6 table forks, for. . . . $1.66 Also 200 sets of the celebrated John Rus Green River white bone handled table knive: for Monday only, set of 6. . . ..§1.28 Household Linens Econaemically Priced. Sheets and Fillow Cases, made of an extra quality of b'eached sheeting— 45x36 inch Pillow Gases, cach . . ..12%@ 50x36 inch Pillow Cases, each. . . . . jg@ 54x36 inch Pillow Cases, each . . . . g 54390 inch Sheets, each . . . . ..37X g 63590 inch Sheets, each. . . . . . 42 @ 72x90 inch Sheets, each . . . . . . .47 81xg0 inch Shects, each. . . . . . 524 90x90 inch Sheets, each. . . . . | 57%@ Lleached Damask, 10 picces, heavy, “fine quality, in 3 patterns, full 70 inches wide, a5 s e R D e Bleached Sat'n Damask—A very good 70-inch quality, extra heavy, 8 pieces only, marked, o gl e ..$1.25 24-1nch N apkins maicn, dogzn, $3.75. 72-inch Setin Dzmesk—12 pieces of the very best quality, in 3 hamdsome patterns, worth much more than the marked price, per yard 24-inch ONiphkins o maich, per dozen, §4.00 Waawe wawkiva fo i Pin Cushion and Spool Holder, cach . . 25¢ Hooks and Eyes, 2 cards . . . . . . . 5@ Stockinet Dress Sbiclds, pair . . 5@ and 7@ Basting Cotton, 3 sfools. . . . . . .5 Shoe Laces, 3 pars. - . . . . . . . B@ Laundry Wax, piece . . . . . . . . . 2€ High Grade Clocks. There are all grades of Alarm Clocksy we have them as low as 70¢; tut our offering for this week is a high grade nickel re- peating 15 minute Alarm Clock, with s-inch dial; guaranteed an A1 time-keeper and a big value at £ $1.50 Cathedral Gong Strike Clock, 8 day, strikes every half hour; case black cbonized wood, with bronze figure; an extra good time- keeper and special value at. . $3.45 Royal Flow Blue English Dinnerware We have just received our new Lons- dale pattern of the very stylish Royal Flow Blue English Semi-Porcelain Dinnerware. It is that rich dark bhie color on highly glazed semi- porcelain with fancy scroll edge that is now so much in demand. The illustration gives an idea of the handsome shapes of the picces, which are all very large (we do not put the small s'z¢s into our sets). There are 103 piecss, enough for 12 persors, and are very low priced for the complete set B i L e Same set for 6 persons, (52 pieces with soup reERY s LSS e e Sams set for 6 persons, (5o pieces witaout soup T ) SRR . .$7.45 The above ware aso sold in sparate pieces. See Window Dispiay. Monday only, these six already famous novels by six of the most popular wr'tzrs of the day; instead of the publisher’s price, $1.50, on special Gk at s s',as ““The Batt'e Ground,” by Ellen Giasgow. “The Virginian,” by Owen Wister. “‘Rarson’s Folly,”” Richard Hardirg Davis. ““The Conguerors,” Gertrude Atherton. ““The Micsiss ppi Bubble,” Emerson Hough. “Dorothy Verncn,”" by Charles Major. Bianket V:zfues. Monday we offer 180 pairs of white wool blankets, 72x84 inches, 534 lbs. weight, tegu arly $4.95, for . ~. . 83.95 140 pairs §-bb. California white wool biankets, s'z= 64x80 inches, per pair. . . . $4.95 200 fairs 6-!b. California white wool blankets, size 70x84 inches, per pair. . . . $5.85 100 pairs 8-lb. California white weol b ankets, siz¢ 71x84 inches, per pair. . . . $7.45 200 very heavy Crocheted Spreads, extra large size, each . .. . 81,00 New Fail Styles Men’s Furnishings. The First of the Fall Shirts—Stiff bosom, wh'te grounds, with neat figure, that will be the sty'e for the coming szason; large variety to select from at SI.OO The First of the Fall Ncc wear--Arrived Jast ‘Thursday; there are several new lines of the latest effects in silks for the coming season; stripes and figures mosty, cach . . . S5 @ Fir.t of the Fa | Hosiery— For men; fine quai- ity importsd lsle thread and balbriggan, in open-work, dropsttch’ figured effect and s1ip 5; sold by every retai'er in the country at Soc pair; our priceis going to be . . ZD@ Men’s Underwear—Nice, medium weight me- tino, in ratural gay and camel’s hair color, nicely mad= and fin'shed; per garment 5P Boys' Goif th rts—Made cf good quaity Ma- dras, with either plain or plaited Losom, euffs to match; Jarge variety to select from; just the chirt for school wear . . . . . 5 > Ligquors, Monday. Brandy— Best California; straight guods; Mon- dayonly; gallon. . . . . . . . $2.80 Guinness Stout—White Label; McMullen’s; Monday on'y; dozen . . . . $1.90 Wm. Willizms Scotch Wh'skey—Old High- land; Monday only; bottle . . . . . 800 Hunter or Meadville Rye—Both well known brands; Moncay only; bottle . . . . 98e McBrayer Whiskey—The genuine o'd stcck; regularly $1.00; Monday on'y; botte Z5p Claret—An ext a choice table wine; ha: a e and bouquet: gal'on . . . . . . .80¢c A. V. H. Gin—Large back bottes. . $1.50 il Good Reed Body Go-Cart w'th steel springs, rubter tr d whes's and f.ot brake $3.78 Handsome Reclining Back Ge-Cart, like pec- ture; front 2nd back work independent’y of each other; rubder tired wheels and foot brake; only . . . . . .. . . S8 &0 Reclining Go-Cart, fully upholstered in tages- try, has doub'e ruffi= siteen parasol, adjust- atle rod, steel rudber tred whee's and foot brake, complete, 03ly. . . . . . $9u?5 A geod hood top Baby Carrizge, fully uphol- stered in Tapestry, plush roll, steel whees, foot brake, complete for . .. . . $6.50 Dollar Sale of Groceries, Vionday. Mush—Either Victory, Pettijobn’s or Wheat- ine; Monday only; 15 packages . . $7.00 Pickles—Heinz's M xed or Plain Pick'es or Chow Chow; Monday only;7 botties $7:00 Asparagus—Hickmot's Perfzction Brand; Mon- dayonly; 6tins. . . . . . . .$1.00 Deviled Ham— Monday only; 26°tins $5,00 Heaith Ccffees—Postum Cereal, Fig Prune, Carmel or Cafe Brand; large packages; Mon- day only; 5 packages . . . . . . $1.00 Best Colfee—The kind that you pay joc for regularly: Mondy only; 5 Ibs. . . $7.80 Condensed Milk—Dixie Brand; Monday only; TR o s = - a SN Rice—Bcst Fancy Carolina Head Rice; none better; Monday only; 131bs. . . . $7.00 Extra Values in Traveling Bags. a Solid Leather Dress TSR TR Suit Case, in dark TT Il russet colof, with steel frame, brass leck, drop bandle, and two straps around case; two sizes only—and very cheap they are at these prices: 24-inch, $6.75 22-inch, $5.25 Grain Leather Club Bag—Linen Lined, strong handle, good lock and catches: 14-irch. . $2.70 -inch . . .. i Tl 11-inch . . 1,46 12-inch. . . #.84 16-inch. .2 612 13-nch. . .0.88 17-nch . . 2.80 18-inch . . $3.00 RANBAR WURUARNWLRRTALARRAR XRRARE WRARNN TRRRANR AN RAAN R WWRAR WaRan WiReaiani. | 25¢ box Amole Vegetable Soap. . . . .. Lace Boot, hand '‘emiroidered designs, 73c, $1.00, §1.25, $1.50. Lace Stripes and Fancy Designs, $1.25, $1.50. Out-of-town patrns in orderifly abive should s ate sige, price and color combina- tion warted. Toilet Articies, Dept. Store Prices. 25c size Calder's Dentine. . ... . ..J5@ $1.00 size Lambert’s Listerine . . . . 68@ 3 25c cakes Dr. Lambert's Skin Soap. .40@ Mme. Idaline’s Face Cream and Beautifier . 75¢ size *‘4711"" Toi'et Water. . . . .500 16-oun¢e bottle Violet Toilet Ammonia, . 25¢ size Menen's Talcum Powder . . . §5@ Benzoin and Almend Lotion, bottle . . 250 8c 25¢ tubes Portsmouth Cold Cream . . . 18@ L’Echantante Face Powder, in 3 tats, equal to any soc pewder made . . . ..25¢0 sc packages Quill Toothpicks, 2 for. . . .5@ 75¢ SGff Bristle Hair Brushes . . . . 50@ Imported Bone Handled Tooth Brushes. . JQ@ 450 73¢ size M. & L. Fiorida Water . , . New Fall Shoes Just Received Several new styles of Men’s, Women’s, Misses” and Chil- dren’s Shoes—The advanced shipment of our new fall stock is already here. Great care bas been taken in selecting the leath- ers and manufacturing these shoes, and, quality for quality, we believe that we can save you from 50c to $1.00 on every pair of shoes purchased in our Shoe Department. Ladies’ Lace ‘hoes— Best vici kid, with Good- year welted, medium weight, slight extension soles, the very latest Eastern toe style, patent leather tips, miiitary heels; you cannot gt better for §3.50; we have marked these, Misses’ and Children’s Lace Shoes— Best vici kid, with medium-weight extension sewed soles, new modern toe, patent leather spring heels; an up-to-date serviceable shoe, Sizes 8% t0 11, . ... ... .81.26 Sizes 114 02, . .. ... .S0.80 Men’s Patent Kid Lace Shoes—Best quality, n:w Belmont toes, dull finish kid tops, Good- year welted soles. Many stores sell this quality at $5.00 the pa'r; our price $3,50 Aaawa Aanaan are complaining that there is no money in the business. All concerned say they would be glad enough to suspend busi- ness untll more normal conditions are restored. The representative of one of the big Chicago concerns when ques- tioned to-day as to why the wholesale prices of meat were two pence higher this week than they were at this time a year ago, sald: “It is due to various causes, but not in the least degree to the combinations or other schemes of Americans. Austra- lla’s freezing plants have been shut down on account of the drought, her cattle have suffered and Australian shipments have fallen off three-quarters. e em- bargo placed by the Government on Ar- gentine cattle on account of disease has increased the scarcity of meat. “‘The primary cause of the high prices of American meat was the shortness of the 1801 corn supply, which prevented sufficient feeding to furnish the cattle. The North American farmer was selling corn at high prices instead of feeding it to cattle, thereby decreasing the supply of corn-fed animals. ‘“As for Americans controlling prices at Smithfield market, nobody controls them. We have to sell in dally competition, not knowing the qualities our competitors are offering, and we are obliged to take largely what the buyers give. Eight hun- dred and fifty thousand head of Ameri- CO3T OF MEAT ANGERS BRITONS Americans Accused of Again Raising the Prices. LONDON, July 26.—The latest of the numerous sins charged to Americans by Londoners is responsibility for the high prices of food. The increases in the cost of meats and other necessaries of sub- sistence reached figures this week never paralleled in London. The representatives of the Chicago meat packers deny that the abnormal prices of meats are chargeable to the American shippers. Both they and the retallers can cattle were shipped to England in 1901, while England herself supplied 2,500,- 000 head, so it is impossible for Ameri- cans to be in a position to control prices.” Get Your Men’s Suits Now. The Boston is selling at assignee’s sale Brown Bres.' clothing. Mens suits and overcoats, that are worth $12"are now be- ing sold for $ 65. This is a brand-new stock, in blue and black serge, Oxford tweeds, fancy cheviots and thibets; 34 65 will buy efther a man’s suit or overcoat at the assignee’s clothing sale of the Bos- ton, 773 Market street, near Fourth. * Missing *omen Are Located. COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., July 26.— Edith and Florence Lewis of Chicago, who went from this city to Cripple Creek last Tuesday and them disappeared, were located to-day at the home of a friend in Cripple Creek. They were surprised to hear tgat their absence from Colorado Springs had caused alarm. SEEE e Dress Suit Cases, Trunks, Valises, Traveling Rolls, Cameras and all leather goods lettered in gold free of charge. Sanborn, Vail & Co., 74l Mar- ket street. X FAST VEGSELS ject Means a Great Fleet. MONTREAL, apnum, S$ir Thomas Shaughnessey, a speed of fifteen knots. WILL BE BUILT Canadian Atlantic Pro- July 26.—Discussing the Canadian Pacific Railway’s tender for the fast Atlantice steamship service to be subsidized by the British and Canadfan governments to the extent of $1,500,000 p:r the president of the company, stated that the plans contemplated the construction of four twenty-knot passenger steamers and fen or eleven 15,000-ton cargo boats with Other railway San companies, he sald, would be p LONDON, July 26.—The Gazette to-day, Canadian Pacific Railroad nadian Pacific as regards traffic, ete. Wi ried out, says: “While the new vessels as now inating the St. ‘Wrence passage the vo. terially. “With the viewyfl lmm — of the through trip to new vessels of the Atlantic lines will be added to knht:lhshlsll b:fll be ‘which wi manned by naval reservist and constitute the most effective fest o commerce the world.” a1 Your First Duty to Yourself Ll L] ADAMS, Franelseo, Cal. an _equally favorable position as the Ca er remarking on the new servic it assumes will unquestionably a""?:}': pesed will be running within two years :.hen‘:l't"mt% sclLeme ln;'(;lvea establishing and* thoroug] mod whose location is yet undelermhe::i. eplv‘a:: and roving the time e Far East two equal speed to those of Pacific fleet, while ultimately twenty-five- to the service, G; destroyers and protectors in Is to look after your own comfort. The com- R e e e L R e e e ]