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e THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, AUGUST 10, 1902. ADVERTISEM‘ENTS. SLEEP FOR BABY AND REST FOR MOTHERS (m 10y 3 MEDICINAL <oitey Sleep for Skin Tortured Babies and Rest for Tired Mothers, in Warm Baths with ticu ST And gentle applications of Cuti- cura Ointment, purest of emol- lients and greatest of skin cures, to be followed in severe cases by mild doses of Cuticura Resolvent Pills. This is the most speedy, permanent, and economical treat- ment for torturing, disfiguring, itching, burning, bleeding, scaly, crusted,and pimply skin and scalp humours, with loss of hair, of in- fants and children, ever com- pounded. MILLIONS OF PEOPLE USE CUTICURA SOAP, essisted by COTICURA OINTMENT, for beauti: fring the skin, for cleansing the scalp, and the stopping of falling hair, for softening, whitening, and soothing red, rough, and sore hande, and for all the purposes of the toilet, bath, and nursers. ions of women use CU~ TICURA SOAPin bath rannoring irritations, inflammations, and chafings, too free or offen iration, in washes for ulcerative d for many sanative, antiseptic purposes which readily suggest themselves. hroughout the world. Roar, 25¢., OrFruENY, Priis, 2%. British Depot: 27-28, Charterhouse sq., don- French Depots 5 Rue de la Paix, Paris. x;:xg:u e Cuna? Conr B Froper Baia. > A CARD. We kindly beg to inform our many friends and pat- rons that we have added a MEN’S TAILORING DEPARTMENT to our well-known establishment. Can show you the pret- tiest line of NOVELTIES ever brought to this market for FALL and WINTER wear at moderate prices. Suits sold on easy pay- ments. Loewenthals’ TAILORS Men and Women. 914 MARKET ST. %f% Wrinkles IF YOU HAVE WRINKLES, DOUBLE -feet, sagging cheeks, hollow en eyes, scrawny neck, droop- freckled, sallow or discolored and see the old lady always on at our parlors in San Francisco the deep wrinkles and sagging entirely ted on one side of her face only and other. side to show what our will do. Our remedy for the above conditions is the greatest achievement of scientific der- it is positive in effect y lasting in results—qualities by no other remedy. wonderful efficacy of « le remedy and have & k with the lady in charge. e treatment free. or address New York Institute of tology, 239 Geary street (between and Powell), San Francisco. tion_either in person or by ee and strictly confidential. let- £ Hociety’s Quting OCIETY is still enjoying itself in the country. The summer resorts are crowded with resi- dents of this city and few, if any, entertainments have been given here. In fact, the exclu- sive set will not return to the city until the latter part of next month. Many balls, teas and parties are belng planned. AT THE RESORTS. BARTLETT SPRINGS: From San Fran- cisco—S. S. Seaman, Mrs, Charles J. Robinsor, William Callinan, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Mozart, P. P. Butler, M. J. Quinn, Frank A Long, Harry E. Long, Mr. and Mrs, C. J. Hall, John Loeffler, F. L. Hilum, Mr. end Mrs. 0. L. | Levy, Miss Aiice Herrin, Martin Joyce, Mr. and Mrs. P, Tamony, Miss M. Deneby, H. P. Sonn- tag, Mrs. Sonntag, George E. Raum, H. Je- rome Fosselle, F nk B Hall, George C. Salch, Mrs. S Miss N. L. Mackle, Samuel Mayers, Miss Etta Talbot, Mrs. L J. Talbot, Mrs, A, E. Davis, J. Davis, William Mc- Cann, E. Hern. Or.—Alfred Wallenberg. From Sacramento—A. Agostinelll, P. Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Mohr, G. H Smith, Mr. a Mrs. C. C. Robertson, Mrs. M. Gayner, Affonso, Mre. Affonso. From Folsom—Sara Lawson. From Jacinto—F. B. Glenn, From Grand Island—H. P. Strother, | From Alameda—Mr. and Mrs, Charles Laub- enhelmer. From Suisun—Mrs George A. La- | Tont. From Santa Rosa—J. H. Kinsel. From | Fresno—Adeline Thornton. From Uklah—DMrs. John and Miss E. W. McMurry, Willlam Tre- vathan, Mrs. evathan, son and daughter. From Stockton—George Carse, J. Eck. From Ty! le—Dr, R, E, Smith, 'H. C. Lamme. From Woodland—J. H. Edmonds. From Kes- Wick—Mrs, W. A. Brown and children. From Oakland—J, Murp! From Willows—August Lohse. From Willlams—Eugene Foutch, King Becker and family W, rom Roseburg, PARA. SPRI} From San Francisco— J. D. Chase, A. B. Spreckels, W. H. Hamilton Jr., S. Pontor, D. Hagan, Miss Sullivan, Mrs. B, W. Martin, Al Haggard, E. D. Carter, | E. Meusdorfer, Mrs. Joost, L. E. Lee, J. Wal- |lace and wite, Miss K. A. Wallacé, S. S. | Simon, J. A. Fitzgerald, L. Levy, M. Clancy, Mrs. P. A. Mahoney, J.'J. Mahoney, P. Tom- | linson, ' Mrs. Joseph' Pescia and son. _From Oukland—Mrs. Ross Brown B e | Cratt, H. Howard, Wallace ", Buck- | ingram L. A. Hamiin, L. Cooper and wife, Miss M. McElroy. Sacramento—Adelaide Diers: sen, Laura Dierssen, M. Lammes and wife, M. Barnurd. San Jose—Fred Brohaske, Tiliie Biohaske, Mrs. M. Brohaske, Adam _ Riehl. Chico—J. Waterland. Berkeley—H. B. Cole. Watsonville—Mrs. T. G. Thur- son, W. V. Gaffey, Mrs. L. o, Herman Werner, Mrs. er—C. O. Lauritzen, L L. i irs. J. E. Chope, Mrs. C. Francee. Alameda—J. A. Percy and _wie. Chualar—John Iverson. Gonzales—W. Sarles, | Dr. M. E. Gonzales. HOBERG'S RESORT: From San Francisco —John Gressler, John D. Feldermann, B. Mc- Ginnis, ppstein, John Kreft, Mrs. E. A. V. Young, William C. m’ C. Morken, Mr. and . C. Gunther, Elmer Gunther, Miss | Orinda _ Gunther, Charlotte Gunther, =~ Miss Ryan, Miss M. Bradbury | ford, 'A. Wlenbruck, Mr. and Mrs. Swin- Captain Olsen, R. B, Han- jems. Oakland Vallejo—Kat Mora —Mrs. Read, Miss Leary, Mary Sacramento—James Kate Moran, Weathers. Mirabel Mine—Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Christopher, Miss Bowman. HOTEL CAPITOLA: From San Francisco— R. T, Gift, C. C. Haworth, Willlam Cohn, Theo.” Rocke, Thomas W. Craith and wif, | Mrs. J. A. ‘McDonald, Miss C. Pisante, N. !llc)(ee, J. G. Baiton, Samuel Sherer, Mrs. . N. Burton, child ard nurse, Mrs. M. Perky, | 3. G. Burton, D. Michaels, A. Falk, Dr. Lewis | Jacobs, Gus Jacobs, Gerald Lyons, H. C. Wilsor s| uma L, Stanley, Mr: |3 G G. Tongier, E. 8. J Mrs, M. Hatler, Miss S. Dobzin: Mrs, Southard, May , J. B. Cassidy Hanchett, W. D. Seve: O'Brien, L. E. From San Jose—Miss Wooster, Roland, L. B. Johnson, E. E. Ne | Mrs, J' K. Russell, Mrs. M. Hailere, Mrs. E { T. Sterling, Mrs. C. W. Cobb, Janit Cobb, E 8 Magoon and wife, L. Lion, H. A. Blanchard and wife, J. rdan, C, W, Cobb, E. A. Hazen, D. Wright and wife, J. T. Halford, A. E. 'Moody and wife, Lew C. Black, James Arguello. From Berkeley—Mrs. S. Redwell, | Frances H. Redwell, Mrs. S. Leadbetter. From | Oakland—Mrs. E. B. Clauson, Fern and Dora c son, Mrs L. Dudley Herron, B. B. Clauson, A. J. Boehmer, Han- nah Sorrensen. From kton—E. J. ‘Oulla- han and wife, Miss Daisy Wagner, Mr. and Mrs, Battis. From Sacramento—W. M. Black, H. R. Blair, Mrs H. R. Blalr and child. Charlie Blair, Mrs. A. C, Herrick, Kate Her- rick, Jane Herrick, R. T. McKisick, Mr. and | Mrs! Sheld. Captain and Mrs. Peacock, Lon- don: 3. Walker, Hinckley Creek; L. C. Frazler, Watsonville; J. H. Osburn and wite, | Pacific Grove; A. C. Bassett, Menlo Park; C. H. Whiteman and wife, Campbell; R. E. Johnston, Vallejo; Mrs. J. Gregg, Mrs. B. Newell, James A Foster, New York; R, V. Withrow, Mrs. R. V. Withro: . Raventas, Mrs. M. Chittenden, Clara Ganf‘Pnnlng M nta Clara: R. C. Hartzen, As ellie Hollingsworth, Miss Woodland; E. R. Bailey, Dunlap and wife, Gilr Ohio; Mr, and Mrs. corge T. oldifer, Hamilto: ‘Rstcman Hanford; C. and son, Dubuque, Ia. D. Clawson and wife ¥ len Ransome, West San Juan; Nell M. idy, Clara A. More- head, Grass Valley; C. B. Ming, Los Angeles; | Miss' S. N_ Whitehurst, Mrs. H. Eschenburg | and son, Giiroy; Mrs. A. Barker, Elmhurst; Charles Frances, Salinas; Mrs. Burgess and children, Isabellé Trainor. Gilroy; August E. | Muenter, Lathrop: C. L. Westlake, Placervills: | Mary C. Lord, Pasadena; Jack Bateman and | wite, Hanford. HOTEL VENDOME: From San Francisco— M. Deugherty and wife, J. W. H. Dougher- , Mrs. C. A. Buckbee, Miss Buckbee, H, E. | Tippetts, W. Briggs and wife, Mr. and | Mrs. Harry Stenge, Mrs. K. Clayburgh, L. | Aaron, Meyer Goldsmith, 'Charles C. Pennell, | s! “Girvan, G. H. Helman, F. G. | Waternouse, Mrs. Charles L. Clayton, Knox Maddox, F. A. Kenny, Walter | M. Fleld, George Ashley, Theo. F. Bonnet Miss Zehme Walker, E. A. Preble, r, Herbert Goldsmith, H. Meyer, Dr. W. S. Thorne, Dr. Kasper Pirchel, Mr. | end Mrs. J. XK. McElroy, Robert Belcher, | E. G. Tilton, Wallace W. Everett, George C. Borneman, Joseph E. O'Donnell, W. L. Hickek and_wife, George Jones, Thomas McCaln, Dr. Baker, Joseph Martin and wife, Master | Joseph Martin, Chester M. Martin, Walter D. Sheldon, Miss C."' M. Goldsmith, Hugo B. Gold- smith, P. Lawler, the Misses Lawler, J. W. Barth, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Furst, Mr. and Mrs. vard Brown, Miss Florence Dorsey, Chas. L. Smith and wife, A. W. Gunn, Gertrude Norton, Arthur H. Brown, Joseph K. Brown, John L. Wheeler, Hon. E. F. Loud, E. New- { man, Thomas A. Graham, George W. Patter- | som, R. L. Lillenthal, G. W. Armeby, Hugo Glanini, J. S. Newman, J. W. Hicks, Henry Heede and wife, D. W. Smyth and wife, = From Los Angeles—Mre. V. J. Rowan, Mr: Rosa Coon, M. Adler, Mrs. Stephen M. White and family. From New York—Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Randal, Miss Betty Randal y Woods, Miss A. L. Law, Dr. E. Bler, B. Krouse. From Mission San Jose—J. Galle- gos, Miss Gallegos, Miss Anita Gallegos. Miss 8. M. Gallegos. From Sonora, Cal.—Mr. and Mrs. John H. Neale. From Evanston, Ill.— John D. Towne, Gordon S. Armsby, Mrs. P. C. | Arbuckle. DEER PARK IN. From San Francisco— W. C. Stratton. M. D.; Lawrence Arnstein, W. P. Treat, J. H. Robinson and wife. J. A. Lesen- saler, J. L. Hawks, R. W. Tucker. E. P. Os- good and wife. From Oakland—Mrs. W. Wil- - llamson, Mr. Lambo, Mr Dorr, A. E. H. y;;ramer ;;fl ‘wife. From Sonora—Miss Hattie erger. From Sacramento—Mrs. F. Burns, HOME PARTIES. Mrs, M. J. Studuras and daughter, Mr. and An enjoyable trolley party was given by | Mrs. E. J. Isham, Mrs. J. D. Powell, Master erez in honor of Miss Bernice M. Col. | 3. Powell. Robert H. Hawley and wife. From se E. an, who leaves August 7 for Rochester, N. a t months’ visit. The party in- Miss Bernice M. Colman, Miss Isabelle s Loulse Richardson, Miss Milli- rier, Miss Grace Taylor and Messrs. Berry Donovan, Clem J. Carr, on cluded ¢ rrison. ~ After the ride the party an elaborate dinner at a down. nt aud enzored the good things “olman was the reciplent of many ] for a safe journey, pleasant visit i a sefe return PERSONAL. Mrs, B. J. Sideman bas given up her apart- ts at 1318 Sutter street and is at present gojourning at Napa Soda Springs. She intends *© way from the city during August @nd September Professor Edward Howe and mento have been staying for the Arcyle Mrs. J F. Schemp and son from the Yosemite. Captain P. learns, La., Mr. ome wife of Sacra- some time at have returned are staying at the Hotel Ramona, and Mrs. James W. Burnham arrived Fri morning from an extended Euro- tour. john K. Bulger, with his wife and son, left for a month’s vacation in Southern SUPERFLUOUS HAIR And all other faclal blemishes are removed by DR. and MRS. A. W. TRAVERSE, Donohoe buil 1170 Market street, cor. Taylor, rooms ‘ith the electric needle without pain or ivar permanency guaranteed; hours 1 to 4 p.m. DANDRUFF Positively cured by daily applications of Brah- man Cream to the scalp. Sold by J. 8. Potts Drug Co., 1016 Market st., and other druggists; ueo at office of DR. TRAVERSE, 1170 Market, J. O'Relily and wife of New Or- | | Los Angeles—Bertha C. Del Common. Miss A. | M. Stampe, Lynn Helm. From Berkeley—A. | H. Markwart. From Sausalito—Edwin | Tucker. From New York—Paul Glover. From Santa Clara—Miss Bertha Warren. From Ta- hoe Tavern—Miss Hooker. Mrs. Oxnard, Mrs, Taylor. From Tahoe City—G. R. Bliss, Mrs. C. F. King. From Truckee—Mrs. E. Kruger. RUBICON SPRINGS: From San Francisco | —W. M. Bramhall, wife and child, W. G | Drum. H. Frank Roseau, Emma Roséau, Miss | C. Alice Johnson, George H. Fitch, Harold Fitch. San Rafael—C. Y. Buck. Haywards— Mrs_J. H. Boder. Reno, Nev.—T. C, Sparks, C. M. Sparks, H. 8. Hanson, H. Hnlman R. Weiden. Oakland—Miss Blake, Mrs. Soule, Mrs, Warner and child, A, J. Snyder and wife. PLACK ROCK RANGE: William Reiger, Mrs. William Reiger, Thomas Reiger, Paul Rieger, Mary Rieger, Berkeley; Ed Heringhi, Henry Belasco, Sam Levey, Mannie Myer, P. C. Mills, Mrs. Marie T. Maison, Edwin Maison, Jassey Wade, Charles Jay, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Brod, Miss Elizabeth O'Halloran, Miss O'Halloran. San Francisco; Vernon Cahill, Dr. J. M. Stadter, Dr. Mariotte, Charles Goodall, Oakland; Frank Stone, Abble F. Crowey, Matthew Crowley, Leola Crowley, Una Crow- ley, T. J. Crowléy, Mrs C. M. Crowley, Ed Ornbaum, Ed Jones, Mrs. Ed Jones, Frank Cecnnor, T. Johnson, A. Marsell, J. Danlels, F. T. Samson, L. Andrews, Miss E. Cummings, E. Capell, Paul Regan, M. Regan. AETNA SPRINGS: From San Franeisco— August J. Lang, Mrs. L. D. Owens, Judge F. Kerrigan, J. W. Orr_and wife, Lewis V. V. Crowley, 'T. M, Van Winkle, R. D. Dixon, J. E. Dantels, J. Baumgarten, Miss C. L. Morton, Paul Boettcher, Len D. Owens, Thomas H. B. | Varney, R. Maertens, Mr. Swarthy and_wife, Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Behlow, Judge Morri- son. From Oakland—Miss E. H. Gunn, Miss Helen Gunn, George W. Sweeney, wife and child; H. Schetding. Mrs. W. H. Mixer, Miss Florence Mixer, Carl Mixer, M. M. Benedict, Berkeley; Mrs. M. Towland, Towland Hous Mrs. Grace Brownlle, Mrs, E. G. Mead, Mis F. G. Mead, Vallejo; Mr. and Mrs, L. D. Pierce, Woodland: Mrs. F. S. Jones, Cordelia; Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Kitto, Capay; J.'S. Taylor, Napa; John D. Siebe, John F. Biebe, Howeli Mountain; P. Myers, A. H. Smith and family, Napa; W. A. Mackinder, St Helena; Charles H. Jackson, Napa Soda Spring; Raymond Ben- jamin and wite, Napa. Mr. and Mrs. Faber, Mr. and Mrs. Siems, Master Dudley | ADAMS SPRINGS: From San Francisco— M. J. Sullivan, Ellis Reeves, Edward Harris, P. W, Brady, J, Lillenthal, J. M. Wilkins, G. Rich, Mrs, C. Hessler, Emily C. Flelschman, Mary E. Maher, Captain L. Meyer, Emma Mc. Millan, May F. Matthews, Jennie McMillan, Thomas H. Maher, T. Burley, Joseph Rowland, Thomas Meagher,’ J. P, Menley, Antonio Cor- boni, L. Lesser, Charles Stern, Luke Fay, Miss J. K, Egan, Miss W. E. Ward, Miss M. Groeper, 1. I. Hess, W. Keegan, Mrs. M. Mitchell, George H. Wise, T. Shealan, J. Sen- ton, G, 'J. Hammesnitz, H. P. Cottingham, S. O. ‘Medra and_wife, J. B, Pope, L. Kenner, A. W, Lunsmann, D. C. Tucker, D. M. Schoen- feldt, F. E. Boyer, M. L. Wa James Walsh, W. P. Hewst, Mrs. L. Vanderhurst, Miss M. Vanderhurst. ' From Oakland—George F. Mil- ler and wife, P, Ross, Owen Casey, Berry Wilson, Joe Gomeéz, Rosalind Eneo, Siiva Ril- lino, Miss Flesa Greinke, H. D. Greinke, Miss A. Rudech, A. F. Tueehan. From Sacramento —C. J. Hammes, F. Schweitzer, Rev. T. Grace, Rev, P. J. Ciyne. From Vallejo—C. L. Clark, Miss M. Barenchi, Miss C. Barenchi. From Fresno—John A, New Dr. W. J. and_ wife, Prather. From San Jose—Miss Gertrude Ford, Miss E. Gairaud, P. Ross, Owen Casey. From Napa—John B. Paul, J. R. Spencer. From Healdsburg—. than Dolton, Valley—E, M. Goldstein, T. Iffenbach, Na- Chester Mcbowell. From Grass Wilson, S. E. Stedeman, Wil- liam Denfman. From Eureka—L. Kennedy, Henry Boylman, Horace Mann. From Los —B. D, Chapman, E. L. Desmond. K. y, wife and child, Willlam Kolmar. From Pomona— Bering, Miss A. Stewart, Miss M. \Keller. ~From Riverside—Howard ' Folz, Jennie Dyer, Miss L. Dyer. From Redlands— Horace Nutwood. From pasadena — Owen Lewis, Lucy Trenton. From Catalina Island— J. T. Blaeser, Loui Cressingsr. CAMP TAYLOR: From San Francisco— Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Stirk, Mr. and Mrs. G. Bremer, Mr. and Mrs. N. Kelsey, John J. Lyons, P, H. Prendergast, Mrs. Cecil Hilde- brand, Miss _Annie Lynch, R F. Munn, L. Lane, Miss Anna Hick, Mrs. ' Agnes Christen, Mrs. J. T. Lane and child, Mr: Singeerald, M. M. Lane, P. S. Hayselden, J. Rainebury, Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Maas, J. H. Boyd, Belle Boyd, Will Sparks, W. H. Weister, Minnie Bading, Willlam Koe- nig, Maurice Rosenthal, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Little, Mrs. M. Hunt, John H. Hopkins, - ween P. Beaton, d Mrs. John Staude, H. Lawrence Da , E. A. Mitchell, M. Roething, Thomas Har- . R. Thurston, Miss Mabel Metcalf, M. Ringrose, T. T. French, T. P. McNult . Cornell, J. 8. Williams, Jack Marisch, Frank Marisch, Mr. and Mrs. A. Jonas, Miss Etta Weller, ‘Josephine B. Mulcare, Miss Adelaide Addie H. Olsen, Miss Aimee Har- fiss Nellle K. Smith, Miss Clara_ J. Winegar, Miss Augusta A. Nahl, Mr. and Mrs. John R. Horne, Charles S. Andrews. From Oakland—Oscar Hocksemer, Mr. and Mrs. E. Christen, J. Loran Pease, M. D., C. E. Nichcls, Mrs. L. J. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Nichols, Mrs, C. E. Priest, Miss A. M. Priest, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Priest, Mrs. Bertha Cahill. From Berkelev—Mrs. Willlam G. Scott, M. Scoft. From Los Gatos—W. Frow San Fafael—W. H. Jewell. HOTEL DEL MAR: From San Jose—Rey. Miss Myrtle O. Hutchins. P. Comerford, From Oakland—Mrs. J. 8. Power, J. J. Power, Miss Margaret Gallagher, Miss Mae A. E. 2 Miss M. Le Fort, Kathryn Fleming, R ming, J. D. Lemontagne and wife, M. Sperncer, Miss Alice Spencer, . Taylor. From Fol- A. McNamee, Miss ss Helen Leonard. rosno—iss Lizzie Foen, Mrs. F. A. Foen, Mrs. A. ji, Harold Bronjl. From Yreka— s A. Junker, Charles A. Junker, len Junker. From San Franclsco— v A. O'Brien, Willis O'Brien, William J. Miss N. Keller, Miss A. O'Dwyer, Mrs. Edmonds. From Stockton—C. M. Weber, Miss Helen Weber, Master Charles M. Weber, Miss Nellie Gagan, From Angels Camp—Miss Julie C. Pache. From Porterville— Rev. Fr. | Coen. From Watsonville—Miss Loretta Freigr- muth, Miss Marle Struve. WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS: From San Francisco—A. W. Manning, L. Alexander, Alexander, R. S. Huff and wife, George Ball, W. F. Ayers, Martin Eissler, P. Croan, Herman Nathan, F. Sillersten, W. E. Holloway _and vife, Will Kellner and wife, Bert Lyons, Wil- Hugh, Mrs. Lizzie Hayes, Maggle Mary E. Kendrick, Mr. and Mrs. Clop- . Mr. and Mrs. L Clopstock, Miss Fess Clopstock, Otto Motzkan, Oswald Wallace, wite and son, 'Emily Wallace, Mrs. J. M. Bryan, William Lane, Leon Mever, E. Miider, sby Irwin, D. Hanlon, Louls Lanten, Emma Dellwig, Mrs. H. Nathan, Robert Hormswan. From Napa—G. W. Hill, W. G. Hill, | Charles Watson. From Courtlana—J. McFad- liam H den, Mrs. Phil Irwin and children. From Be! nicia—Mrs. George Dalton and children, Hazel Dalton. From Vallejo—Mr. and Mrs. Karl Siebant, Mr. and Mrs. Brick, Miss S. Brick, A. Brick, Mr. and Mrs. Benas, Miss C. Benas, SEIGLER SPRINGS: From San Francisco— Mr. and Mrs. Reimers, Mrs. Sieber, M. R. Bis- sell, L. Van Vitet, A. Green, Sophie Wild, M. A. Owens and wife, Mr. and Mrs. C. Towe, s J. Brophy, Mrs. Ceta Ryan, J. A. Row nd, R. D. Dixon, Miss W. Ward, J. L. Eviston and wife, M'ss E. Davis, Mrs. E. Dod- gon. Miss E. Ward, Miss Bradbury, R. J. Han- cock, wife and son; J. M. Wilkins, Charles F. Brown. James P. Fogarty, Mrs. Lichau, Mrs. C. A. Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. William Peacock, Miss Ada Peacock, Dr. A. C. Hanson, J. Emii Petersen, W. T. Howe, O. Bozio, Dr. L. Bolde- an, . McInerney, ' Nellle Carr, rank Carr, O. C. Baldwin, wife and child: T. J. Belton. Willlam J. _Laib, A. R. Imbrie, W. P. Grace, Ed Nadro, Robert Martin and wife, Captain L. Meyer, A. C. Rulofson, Leon Frank and wife, R. T. Wall and wife. M. J. Dolan and wife, John | Driscoll, Mrs. G. L. Birdsall, Dave Crowley and family, Miss J. Crowley. Oakland—Mrs. C. M. White, Mrs. J. Jamieson, Miss A. Rudeck, D. -mie, Mrs. H. Matthews, Miss J. Sherry. eton—Hugh Da amily. Healdsburg—J. A. Goldstein, A. McCauley, Winters—Ed Leahy and family. Woodland—D. R. Clanton, A. W. Fox. Mar- tinez—Dr. F. S. Brooks, T. W. Huckstep. LAUREL DELL HOTEL: From San Fran- cisco—B. D. Fargo, H. N. Monroe, E. C. Waklheim, F. T. Martins and wife, W. Hess, N. A. Root and wife, Miss Root, E. B Hinckle, Schmuleim, G. Schmuleim. Dr. Kellogg and wife Miss Kellogg. Miss L. Paron, C. C. Sydel, J. P. Thorn, Willlam F. Dunn, Peter Dougherty, F. W. Jackson, Melville Marx, E.Johnson and wife, Al Bond and wife, Miss Ethel Thordely, F. Petersen and wife, Friedman. From San Jose—Miss Ethyl Ruck- er. Miss Maud Miller. F. H. Bangs and wife. From Vallejo—Miss Grace H. Ruhl. From Pet- aluma—H. B. Higbee. From Scbastopol—Roh- ert Cunningham. From Orland—Dr. R. L. Hansley. From Geyserville—E. W. Shaggs, J. F. Klatt. From Grand Rapids, Mich.—W. § McCay and wife, W, R. Bissell. From Mendo- cino City—H. H. Jarvis. From Chicago—R. J. Peabody and wife, KLAMATH SPRINGS: A. From San Francisco y . George Davis, C. H. Jones, Olive L Lewis, E. Judell A. G. Hallscher, James Murphy. ' Gazelle—Margaret Foulke, ~Leland Foulke, Yreka—Mis Sacramento—W, iffle Persons, E. Persons. F. Slocumb. Ager—J. Davis, Mrs. Blank and son. J. A. Ager and son, Al turas—Mrs. M. L. Doten. Klamath Agency— Miss A. Egan, Mary Y. Rodger. Monrovia, Cal.—C. E. Slosson. Portland—C. S. Andrews and wife, R, S. Oliver, Mrs. Edna Wehtie, Julius Low. ~Hornbrook, Cal.—M. E. Newton. Salem, Or.—W. H. Odell. Merrill, Or.—Sam C. Trayner. Alene] Or.—Roy E. Bord. 'Plush, T. Anderson. 'Roseburg, Or.—L F. Rice, John Botcher. Vancouver, Wash.—S. L_Cook and wife. Tekoa, Wash.— W. H. Rudolph. Castle Rock, Wash.—W, H. Sheldon, A, D, Sheldon. Ostrander, Wash.— J. H. Dotténer, Elnora Ingram, E. G. Stover, T, L. Howe, H. A. Beck. Duiuth, Minn.—R. H. Inglis, J. H. Stewart, Carl Arlo. Decorah, Idaho—H. Crawford. Ridgeton O.—A. Neff. Coeur a'Alene. Idaho—D, T. Bedell. New York City—J. 8. McDonald. ~Cioul Chief, O T — Henry N, Berry., Kansas City—D. L. Bates. GILROY HOT SPRINGS: From San Fran- cisco: J. Allen, W. A. Jogkson, Dr. T. W. Teaby, J. C. Avers, George F. Reck, Mrs. E. Rollins, H. M. Collins, Mrs. M. J. Bradley, J. P. Farley, R. D. Ferris, T. Perez, Mrs. A. N. Hansen and child, E. 8. Simpson, T8, Cunha, 8. F. Morris, J. D. Ritcher, J. Innes, W. Reed, T. M. Richards, Miss M. Pomber, J. W. Werth, Mrs, M. Keene, A. Mayer, Miss E. Turner, H. Rawson. From Anaheim—J. J. Connelly. From San Juan—W. F. Burnett. From San Jose— Mrs. J. Johns, Charles J. Vath, Samuel Rea, T. F. Phillips, W. N. Meeks. From San Felipe ZMr. and Mrs. G. J. Jarvis. From.Watson- Ville—Mrs. F. Albright, Miss Astor, Mr. and Mrs. James Jessen, M. J. Green. From Gilroy —Conrad Jessen, Miss Marie Clark, Miss Kit- tie Baillage, Louis Bergess, W. B. Wilde, Henry Princevalle, Miss L. Roberts, M. A. Michelson. From Centerville—A. R. Silvia, F. F. Moore, T. P. Francis, R. O. Ponce. From Berkeley—H. P. Peterten, P. F. Gilberts. From Oakland—N. D. Mason, William Heyer, Frank Destoh, S. Powers, W. Coulton. From Brockside—F. R. Peters and son. HOTEL LA HONDA: From San Francisco —Mis. E. Kerlein, Miss Emily C. Edgar, Philip G. Edgar, Mrs. G. W. Harris, E, Ben- jes, Miss G. Ross, Samuel Nelsen, Daniel Towmey, J. W. Salz and wife, Miss Abraham, I | Sufsun—F. Robben and | Napa—John Fustace, James Maxwell. | Santa Rosa—J. | bay were Vi and_gentlemen comprise the committee: Mrs, E. Webster, president; Mrs, H. Jingle, vice | president; M. Bropple, secretary; H. B, D, | Chapman, treasurer; Mrs. E. Poor, Miss A. | Hansen, Miss M. Love, F. J. McGuire, J, H. | F. Roberts, O. Miller and James W. A. Rob- | erts, ex otficlo. ~ They will give a dance every | | rant. | Miss Lillian Predeaux, | Hazel Miss Edna Winchell, W. H. Mehrten, W, D. White, Mrs. H. Ewers, W. E. Sears, Mi; Florence Maguire, Miss Jessie McIntyre, Mi: Jacobson, C. F. Marlow, Miss Dittmann, Wil- Yiam Comyn, H. D. Sears, R. C. Schrader and wife, Miss Alice McMahon, B. N. Turner. From San Jose—The Misses Morrison, J. T. O'Keefe and wife, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Kd wards, Miss Ethel Edwards, Miss Florence Edwards, Louis Mel and wife. From Menlo Park—George E. Russell and wife, Willlam Carnduff. From San Mateo—Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Parsons, Miss Ardee Parsons, J, H. Coleman, H. I Tilton. From Palo Alto—W. 8. Davis, E. Lyon, Mrs. Lyom, C. J. Brown. From' Oakland—A. M. Carnel, R. A. Smith. From Fast Oakland—Charles W. Harris. From Los Angeles—Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Heineman. From Honolulu, H. I.—H. M. Lull and wife. From Haywards—John Dobbel. From Benicla —Fred Bahler. From Burlingame—Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Casey. From Mayfleld—H. W. Hogan and wife. From Pescadero—R. E. Steele. From Redwood City—Miss Anna C. Murphy, Miss Kittle L. Murphy, Mrs. C. H. Offerman, Otto Offerman. ‘WEDDINGS. Miss Mildred Edwards became the bride sof Mr. Frank Roussey of San Francisco. The wedding was a very pretty home affalr, the decorations being of pink and green. Mrs. A. Nissen was bridesmald and Ward Edwards at- tended the groom. Just before the entrance of the bridal party Mr, Lang played the wed- ding march. A bountiful supper was served after the wedding. There wero seventy-five guests in attendance and the bride received handsome wedding preeents which are too nu- merous to mention. The happy couple will leave for the southern part of the State In a month or so and will reside in San Francisco after a tour of the main points of interest in the United States. The couple were marrled by the Rev, Frank K, Baker of San Fran- cisco. Miss Winifred L. Dempsev of 1038 Ellis street, San Francisco, and Jack Warren El- son of Seattle, were married in the latter city on the 28th of last month. Miss Dempsey, who, with her parents, has been visiting in Seattle for the past four months, is well and favorably known in San Francisco and San Rafael, hav- ing attended college in the latter place. She is the youngest daughter of T. H. Dempse: former proprietor of the Seattle Daily Times and is a highly accomplished and much e tecmed young lady. Mr. Elson is one of the r.ost popular young men of the Puget Sound country. The young couple will reside In Whatcom, Wash., for the present, where Mr. Elson Is ‘Interested. They have been the re- cipieats of many tokens of esteerh and hearty 80od wishes of @ host of friends. ENGAGEMENTS. Mrs. K. Wanz announces the engagements of her daughters, Amelia Elizabeth Wanz to Mr, George Alfred Doane, and Cora B. Wanz to Frank Stuart Holland. The weddings will take place in the near future, The engagement is announced of Miss Hazel Solomon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Ben Sol- omon of Spokane, Wash.'to Benn Greenhood, president of the Benn Greenhood Company, in- corporated, of Helena, Mont. Mr. and Mrs, H. Tischler announce _the engagement of their daughter Rose to Jack Harris. They will recelve their friends from 2 to 5 this Sunday, August 10, at their residence, 966 Folsom street. Mr. Harrls will leave for New York on Tuesday. Mrs, Cecelia Lewald announces the engage- ment of her daughter Hilda to Frederick J. Totten, The marriage of Miss Elsie Dorothy Levy, second daugliter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Levy of 1534 Bllis street, and Mr. Henry Kasper, for- merly of Washington, will toke place at the residence of the bride’s parents Sunday after- noon, August 17. The bride is an ac- complished musician, very charming and pop- ular with her many young friends. The wed- ding will be a quiet affair, only relatives be- ing present. A sister of the bride, Miss Blanche Levy, will be the only bridesmaid and will be gowned In pale blue organdie over taffeta. The bride’s dress will be a creation of biscuit col- ored crepe de chine over silk of the same shade. She will carry lilles of the valley. Imme- | diately after the ceremony the young couple will leave for an extended southern trip and on their return will receive their many friends at their new home on Devisadero street, near Turk. Mr, and Mrs, M. Shapiro announce the en- gagement of their daughter Sarah to Philip N. Mendelsohn. Mr, and Mrs. Michael Marks announce the engagement of their only daughter Julia to Mr. A. Newmark of this city. Reception will be held Sunday, August 17, from 2 to b p. m. at 2168 Sutter street. CLUB PARTIES. A joint committee composed of members of Court Star of the West No. 6956, A. O, F., and Santa Amanda Circle No. 212, C. O. F., will give a grand ball in Foresters’ Hall on | Wednesday evening, August 20. A good time is assured all who attend. The folloWing ladies | month and in the latter part of September | they will give a fleld day outing and pienic. The Missourl Society of California will hold [ its unniversary meeting at the parlors of the | | Y. M C. A. Monday evening, August 11, at 8 o'clock. New officers will be elected, refresh- ments served and a good social time Is antici- | iated. I The Golden Eagle Yachting Club gave its monthly outing on board the yacht Inter Nos on Sunday, July 27. Points of interest on the ited and luncheon was served at Paradise Cove. Music was furnished by Pro- fessor Victor's orchestra. The outing ended in a banauet served in the Bay State restau- Those present were: Professor and Mrs. Victor, Miss Annie Peterson, Miss Ella White, Miss Mabel Herman, Miss Alice Bishop, Miss Anita Larripa, Miss ,Loretta McDonald, Miss Nellie Brady, Miss Hilda Lawrence, Miss Alice Edwards, Miss Pexgy Packer, Miss Annle Cooney, Miss Mary Cooney, Miss Mary Shortt, Miss Laura Bishop, Miss Anna Engle, Miss Carrle Smith, Miss Nonle Shaw, Miss Clarice Larios, Miss | Rice, Frank W. Sebrean, Willlam de Coursey, George Jones, James Brady, James Pringle Jr., F. H. Neff, Charles Kennedy, Will -—-—.—.-.-l Anifa Cre Makes Skins Lighter, Clearer, Purer e MR et S BANCE, SETCD ANTIDOTES BLEMISHES The clear, firm complexion of youth is ‘“‘coaxed back” by Anita Cream. Applied at night and removed In tue mornlnf thus imparting the full benefits of its medicinal nature. Re- moves Tan. Freckles, Muddiness, Pimples, Moth and Liver Spots, Directions with each jar. 50c of druggists or of us, prepaid. ANITA CREAM & TOILET COMPANY Los Angecles, Cal. YOUTHS ENEMY ] ] THE FISH ROOM €t Bab's Is completely equipped to serve In man- ners palatable the seasan- able members of the pl-ca- torlal tribe, and, Incident- ally, Oysters a la Bab—a dish fully capable of arous- ing to pleasurable anticl- pation and realization the most jaded appetite. RAPR’S, 323 Lal'kin. Gray hairs that add years to a woman's face—can be quickly, safely and permanently removed with no bad after effects, with Mrs. Nettie Harri- son’s FOUR-DAY HAIR RESTOKER. Not a dye, but a harmless preparation that acts upon the roots of the hair, restoring its natural color. Cleanly to use; no sediment or sticky matter. All druggists, $1 00 a bottle. Superfluous Hair Removed Permanently by the Electric Needle as operated by me. MRS. NETTIE HARRISON (0., DERMATOLOGIST. 78-80 Geary St, San Francisco. RN NN RN RGN0 | | | Charles Adams at the University Club | Saturday afternoon, after which the party at- Kearny and Sutter Sts. Ladies’ $35.00 suits, reduced to finish for 3-4 bed—special at, per pair. touch, excellent quality at, per pair .. ings—Special at per yard .. stock, making the price, now... 10-4 Heavy white wool Blankets, soft to the Drapery Silks ¢oc¢ Another big value in 32 inch Drapery Silks—These handsome flgured silks are used extensively for house decorations, drapes, etc., also for comforter and pillow coverings— come in beautiful designs and color- Fine Silk Moreen 30c¢ An excellent lot of 24 inch Silk Moreen—that pretty material so much used for underskirts—a quality that has always sold at soc a vard, but the assortment of colors is somewhat broken and we wish to close out the Remnants Choice remnants of Laces, Dress Trimmings, Allover Laces, Spang]ed Nets, Brussels Nets and Fancy Chiffons—at prices reduced regardless of cost—lengths ranging from 5 yards—all on sale at ONE HALF OFF THE ALREADY REDUCED REMNANT PRICES. An carly call advised—for at these prices they will not last loag. Reduction Sale of | Fine Tailored Suits These are this season’s latest and most stylish Tailor-made Suits—Garments that have been | selected by us with the greatest care—They are to-day the choicest and smartest Summer Dresses to be found in San Francisco—with nothing wrong except that assortments are broken—a color gone || or a size missing—a saving opportunity of which our customers should promptly avail themselves. NOTE THE VALUES THAT ARE BEING OFFERED | Handsome tailored SUITS of this season’s best materials, in fine imported Cheviots and Broad- cloth, with latest flare and flounce Skirts; Blouse and Eton jackets taffeta silk lined, all beaumul styles that were $23.50, $24.00 and $24.50, reduced to High class tailored SUITS in fine Basket cloths and cheviots; skirts made full flare; stylish Eten | Jackets with postillion back and lined with tallor satin—by far the best values offered this season at $25.00 and $26.00, reduced to ... Elegant Summer SUITS in Blouse and Eton effects—some in plain styles of rich fabrics finely tailored—others handsomely trimmed—only one or two of a style, $20.00 | $22.50 regula.r"”?-so ‘“f $27.5 New Stylish Lace Collars : We were fortunate in securing from one of the best European Lace makers a handsome collection of the smartest of this season’s LACE COLLARS—The assortment embraces the very newest styles in revere and circular shapes, in the daintiest patterns you can imagin—all of which we are now offering at exceptionally low prices—included in this lot are: | CREAM BATISTE LACE COLLARS.. CREAM VENISE LACE COLLARS WHITE IRISH POINT COLLARS Four Special Blanket Values Entirely New Goods Just Arrived From the Mills Fine California white wool Blankets, .$1.35 to $5.75 each i 1.65 to 6.75 each I .95 to 3.50 each Fine white wool Blankets, size r1-4 hand- some borders, worth $6.c0 a pair, special at.... Extra heavy California white wool Blankets, soft and woolly to the touch, silk bound = $3.75 1$4.50 $5.00 | mch, s sownd e 9700 | Carpet Squares $4, 50 I [ | | Handsome Carpet Squares that can be used upon the floor in any part of the house, especially in the dining room as a crumb cloth, they are g x 12 feet in size’ and come in such servicezble colors as brown, $4 50 75C tan, blue and green—great value, at...... Bathing Suits Ladies’ Here is an exceptional opportunity to obtain a good bathing suit at a reduced price—They are all well made and prettily trimmed with white braid : 30C Ladies’ $2.50 Bathing Suits, now.. Ladies’ $4.00 Bathing Suits, now.... Sacrificed Off -.$2.00 $3.30 1 2 4 of a yard to Finely, L. E. Evans, Murphy, J. T. Shaw, E. R. Donaldson, Dan Fred Keser, William | Deasy, J. Plerce, H. Barthley, J. Hay, James Cook, P. J. Shortt, Al Herman, B. R. Peters, Gus Johnson, Fred Ransome, E. Lourtman, | Captain _George Hamilton, 'J. F. Renaul George W. Morse, George F. Shortt, George rozz. PERSONALS. The Misses Gussie and Reyna Belasco, daughters of David Belasco, the well-known playwright, who are visiting this city, left | yesterday for Caplitola for a short sojourn. They were accompanied by Miss Anne Levy and Miss Sadie Heringhi of this city. During their stay at the summer resort they will be chaperoned by Mrs, M. E. Mayer of San Fran- cisco. Miss Ceclle E. Abrahamson will leave for Honolulu on the steamer Slerra, August 14. Mrs, Stmon Caro of Roseburg, Or., is visiting her mother, Mrs, Pauline Abrahamson. Mrs. M. Rissman has returned from Vichy Springs. Dr. and Mrs, Clyde Payne have returned to the city from Belvedere. D, H, Kelsey and W. G. Rawles of the United States Indian service, from Muskogee, Indian Territory, are the guests of Colonel J. B. Rawles and family at the Presidic. Mrs,_ Phil E. Kiley will discontinue her day at home as she, her daughter and some lady friends will depart soon for a northern trip. State Mineralogist Lewis E. Aubury has in Los An- turned from a visit to his family eles. = Siebenbauer and family left San Francisco on August 5 for New York to take passage on the steamer Grosse Kurfurst on the lith inst. for an extended trip to Burope. Mrs. Edward Ellis of 63 Herman street has gone to Santa Cruz for two weeks on her sum- mer_vacation. Miss B, Hyman of San Francisco is visiting her sister, Mrs. C. Wise, and family of Seattle. They are rusticating at Al-Ki Point on Puget Sound for the summer. They have as their guests their cousins, the Misses Julla and Min- nie Winkleman of Tacoma. Mrs. A. L. Brown and daughter, Miss Dorls . Brown, of Marysville are the guests of Miss Bettye Meyer of 8 Hollis street. Mrs. Braham Raphael has removed from 1211 Pacific avenue, Alameda, to 807 Scott street, San Francisco, and will be pleased to see her friends on the last Thursday of each month. Mrs. M. H. Lowden and Miss Mattie Low- den of Fresno are visiting Mrs. Clarence Vin- cent at 1530 Taylor street. Miss Mildred Sterns of 1043% Valencia street, who has been employed as librarian in thé San Francisco County Medical Saclety for the past five vears, left this city Monday last on the transport Logan for Manila. Upon her arrival there she will be married to Dr. E. J. Farrow, who is surgeon in the United States army. Miss Sterns received many pres- ents from her friends. Mrs. Sidney Catlin Partridge, wife of the Bishop of the Diocese of Japan, was the recipi- ent of a farewell luncheon given by Mrs. John last tended the Henry Miller matinee. Those pres- ent besides the hostess and Mrs. Partridge were Mrs, Frederick Stolp, Miss Edith Simpson and Miss Hattle Partridge of Japan. Mr. and Mrs. Willlam E. Tourtelotte are spending a two months’ outing at Lake Tahoe and the mountain resorts in that vicinity. Samuel C. Greenberg of Greenberg & Green- berg left for New York Sunday. Mrs, Max of 1411 Polk street has returned from the Eas Mrs, L. G. Sresovich and Miss E. G. Sreso- vich are stopping at Highland Springs for few weeks. Albert M, Kohlberg and children are resid- ing for the present with his brother, Eugene L. Kohlberg, at 1449 Green street. THE NATIONAL TUNION. At the last -held session of Mission Council of the National Union two strangers were added to the membership roll by Initlation. After the work of the evening those present were addressed by Senators Cuthbert and Maass and by Merton C. Allen. The meeting of California_Council on last Wednesday was attended by a num- ber of visitors.” There was no work in the initiatory line, but under good of the or- der there was a pleasant hour, and the speakers presented several interesting and entertaining numbers. Golden Gate Council has sufiered a_se- vere loss in the death of its recording gecretary, J. J. Scoville. He was a most affable officer and one who was well liked, not only in his council, but in the order generally. FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD. Arrangements are progressing for the carnival that is being arranged for the Fraternal Brotherhood of this State, to be held on the 22d of September. The mystic king from the land of Thule has issued his proclamation to his faithful subjects and orders them to appear for the grand parade, which will start from the Ferry building on the night named and move along that street to Mason, thence to Native Sons’ Hall. There are to be a large number of floats in the pro- cession. FAMOBROSIS SOCIETY. On the night of the 6th inst. a number of the members of Century Circle of the Famobrosis Society, after the transac- tion of the regular business, adjourned to a Stockton-street rotisserie, where all par- the Sons of St. George on the first Mon- day of the current month in the lodge- room in the Red Men’'s bullding was at- tended by a large number of the mem- bers and ndt a few strangers, who during the evening were delightfully entertained with songs and storfes, and it must be said that a number of those who sang are possessed of splendid voices and that their rendition of ballads and old-time songs of England would do credit to many a professional. Among those who contributed to the pleasure of the evening ‘were Messrs. Ford, Gerrans, Sykes, Tru- tcok of the semi-annual banquet, which | 507, Coldstein Willlamson, Bently and preved to be a very delightful affair. It |j.ctions on the mandolin. H. Digby John- was a sort of family dinner, without toastmaster -or speeches, but between courses there was a great deal of small talk and for once it was a gathering at which *‘shop talk” did not form a fea- ture. son and C. W. Pope entertained wita pleasantries, and E. C. Stock kept the ;aud||ence in good humor with short stories. Korea, on the other side of the world, is rejoicing over the blossoming of fruit trees recently imported from an American nursery. SONS OF ST. GEORGE. The open meeting of Pickwick Lodge of DURING AUGUST SUITS, JACKETS AND SKIRTS AT MANUFACTURER'S COST. At Wholesale Prices. We have been in existence only four months, but all our stock must be sacrificed. As we are filling up rapidly with fall goods, Two lines of Tailor Suits, were $17.50 and $20.00, now $10.00, in Tan, Blue and Black Venetian Cloth; also Oxford Gray Walking Suits. These Suits are all this season’s styles and are man tailored throughout. $25.00 BLOUSE TATLOR SUITS with peplum, now $15.00, in fine Broadcloths and Cheviots. HIGH NOVELTY SAMPLE TAILOR SUITS, no two alike, at manu- facturer’s cost; $22.50, $25.00, $30.00 and $35.00. $10.00 BLACK KERSEY CAPES, now $6.50, high storm collar and elaborately braided. 130 DRESS SKIRTS in Black Cheviot, nicely trimmed, and Blue, Gray and Tan Hairline Stripe, were $5.00 and $7.50, now $3.50. 200 LADIES’ AND MISSES’ JACKETS, now $5.00, made of Kersey, Covert Cloth and Cheviot, in Tans, Castors and Blacks. COFFEE AND TEA JACKETS in Peau de Soie and Moire from $7.50 to $20.00. 500 CHILDREN’S SCHOOL JACKETS at one-half price from $2-00, $2.50, $3.50 to $15.00. we must have space. "THE PACIFIC CLOAK HOUSE, 1142-1146 MARKET STREET.