The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, August 24, 1902, Page 20

20 THE SAN FRANC 30 CALL, SUNDAY, AUGUST 24, 1902. ADVERTISEMENTS. __-“————-l———_ grest values made it SU. HIGH-GRAD 36-.lnch A grand Taffeta Siik offering—much below th body s|50 ICu>aranceed Biack Peau de Soiz for $1.05 Yard Jly appreciate this bargain, for at no time have we — e I“’il’ !“1 uaranteed, 21 inches wide, an extra heavy Ladies’ Novelty SALE OF FRENCH CHALLIES AND FLERRELS. 50c and 60c Qualities IMPORTANT SILK SALE $€1.00 Pezu de Soie Siiks for Last week was one of the buslest Silk weeks we DE SOIE much below nd ‘one of the most lete dresses AT con GRAY, PINK, Y A LIGHT BL.UE, CORN, OLD Coats, Jackets and £Kkirts, 36 in regular value $1.25; Monday and ¥ i t see this y yard 3s fu vy g Sk nnot bu; that you to_repe another lot than_the NCI a_yard, for S9c yard supremacy NOT morrow. They have fority of stvle and Hose 50c Pair ywing a great line of the Hosiery for ladies. rrived and there are s to choose from: -50e This splendid o sale t no prudent buyer should miss, ave an op. f‘n»n“:l.&r; BITKS at the extraordinarily low nwice of 653¢ a yard. CASTOR, ROS Black Taffeta, Worth $1.25, for 98c Yard. e regular selling prices. of exceptional qualiky, very lustrous, under § their moderation in pric had this seas¢n. The ( MONDAY AND TUESDAY unce a S4LE of r prices— C k fabrics of 11‘,565 Yard chase will be ready for you to- for you will have an op- ROYAL, TURQUGISE, BLACK. CARDINAL, A Silk every- worth, § i Tuezday......« 475 eite oo 98¢ yard sllky 50 a yard. The choicest Offering—New Separate Skirls. -morrow’s showing of Separate Skirts will demonstrate our e ONLY in_the exclusive styles, but also as to . The newest ideas in SH;K Ed’l'.‘AMIl\[E. CHEVIOT and ZIBELINE, etc., will be found here to- - Sy t been received from the leading New York skirt manufacturer, who is noted for exclusiveness, super; clever workmanship. teed; special value..88.50 EA. | at $22.50 each. I COUNTRY ORDERS RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTIO MORE NEW DRESS GOODS BARGAINS. Another ‘opportunity to buy the choicest Dress Goods at a great saving, and those we cffer are just the weaves that will be so fashionable this coming fall. $1.25 Colored Venetians for 8Sc Yard. for Monday and Tuesday only. Extraordinary Sale of Black Laces. 2 to 4 Inch Laces, Worth 25¢, 35¢c and 40c, for We made a great Lace purchase from a large importer—one of the biggest lots we ever secured. Every piece was manufac effects ! Galoons, Medallion and Serpentine patterns, from 2 to 4 inches wide, the variety being so great that no matter for what purpose they may be wanted the suitable designs, quality and S \width ean be found. Laces that are positively worth up to 40c a yard. To-morrow at the unprecedentedly low PRt ol abociio s tured for this Fall. Speclal price. Nothing more_suitable for a stylish tailor-made gown than these Venetlans, war- ranted pure wool, 52 inches wide; in colors of Brown, Gray, Rose, Royal, Green, Cardinal, Castor, Cadet, Navy and Black; good value at $1:25. On special sale at......89¢ yard $01.00 Black Cheviot for 79c Extra heavy quality, fully 50 inches wide, BLACK DYE, thoroughly sponged and shrunk; grand value at $1.00 yard. $1.25 Black Voile Etamine for 98c Yard. Here we present one of the most_popular of all Black Goods Weaves and which we offer BLACK VOILE ETAMINE, 45 inches wide, a soft and clingy material, in both the fine and coarse mesh, of a rich and lustrous dye, well Yard. a Cheviot of the first order, of fast 98¢ yard t5c DRESS LININGS MCNDA ‘A very fine grade 36-inch lustrous Percaline' Dress Lining, of a spun glass finish, ple, Cardinal, Green, Garnet an in shades of Tan, Black. in Chantilly, 12 Muslin Brown, Regular value 15¢ yard..... C Yard 12¢ Yard wide; regular value 50c, for.... . ....353¢ PAIR C GREAT SAVINGS IN VELVET RIBBONS. The quantities are limited, but we have enough for Monday and Tuesday. The qualities are the best warranted ~ ALL-SILK BATIN-BACK and of a fast lack. No. 1— 35¢ a piece; reg. value 50c. Gray, 0, 2 6%e yarda or GOc a piece. No. 3— 8 1-3¢ yard or 80c a piecs. 10c yard or 93¢ a plece. 0. T— Idc yerd or $1.35 a plece. 0. 6— I9¢ yard or $1.85 a piece. Underwear N N Specials. Every garment is wecrthy, none is poorly made; of the best materials and in the very acme of style. < fine Chev- A grand = assort- 50, dozen _White A grand line of 5 iln‘;d;;d Broadcioth ,5 ment of Ladies’ .U Cambric Skirts; an Gowna) with' Hem: ' Dress Skirts in the Dress Skirts, in immense variety to stitching and em- U e EACH Canvas _ Cloth, # 8 EACE choose from at this EAoE pUtC e latest cut, trimmed | Granite Broadcloth, Venetian | price; hemstitched and tucked, roidery 5 in corded tucks and bands of | and Panne Cheviots, very ef- | embroidery and lace trimmed;|full length; well worth $1.00 silk; all new effects; grand fit- | fective styles, handsomely trim- these are worth $1.50 each. each. ting skirts med with braid and folds; have — = 5 the new fitting top; lined and Ladies Cambric il T i WOl unlined; worth $15.00;_ on sale > Petticoats, made G at £10.50 EACH paon Tith jdeep flounce, ld;lmed rwmlx_rdeeg - ucke nd hem- ruffe of Frenc B0 Shalebas T Blegant Silk | stitched, some trimmed with PAIE. L rclacry. alds ' Dress Skirts tht . 75 Skirts of Peau de | pretty lace edging and _inser- | qoen lawn ruffie. exten wide: Eagg are choice in their Soie and Taffeta, | tions; well worth $2.00 ‘each. Bl o ; hang and shape, | 0RO BACH trimmed witn et 2 a a pair. made of fine Cheviot and Vene- uffy ruffles = an erringbone G es’ ambr inch graduated flounce, elegant-| grop:" perfect hanging and fit- PAIR stitching; cut extra values ever known; 1y lined and tailored; fit guaran- | ting; skirts that are good values ACH iTiass,. Gowns .are well worth $1.25 each. Exquisite Veilings. ]E‘,ome and see the latest conceits in Nov- elty Chiffon and Tuxedo effects in the very newest colorings at 50c, 75¢ fo $1.50 Yard Veilings. A charming variety in Home of Washington’s Ancestors. | ) g. 23—The statements | the United States to the ef- o England are try- e near Bandury, v the home of ancestors, with a | the United for ex have surprised the agents of the ve heard nothidg on the | . Parker of St.| THE t xt move- | raised by in this direction &nd that | ed to aid acticable. FORT SCOTT, Kans, robbed Mrs. Money to Aid Boers. HAGUE, | disposal of the Boer generals. Escapes Violence. Aug. 22.—Jasper | Aug. 23.—The funds ‘ the national subscription start- the Boers will be placed at the Flees With the Funds. WASHINGTON, Ind., Aug. 23.—The El Snoot, the megro boy who assaulted and | Nora Bank, a private institution at El Taylor, an aged woman, in | Nura, twenty miles north of here, has this city on Wednesday and for whom a |fafled, and the proprietor, Pleasant Dur- mob clamored last night, has been taken | ham, and his wife have fled, te the Crawford County jail and ha least temporarily escaped violence. jail here was surrounded nearly all night. | Deposits s at | to the amount of $5000 or $10,000 are be- The | lieved to have been lost. Abaiirieitan 000 Crushed in a Collision. PITTSBURG, Aug. 22.—In a head-on collision between two Baltimore and Ohio | freight trains in Claysville tunnel to-day A. Ritznour, fireman, death and E. D. fatally injured. crushed to brakeman, was Reynolds, To Purchase Collieries. LONDON, Aug. 2.—The Evening Standard this afternoon prints a dispatch from Manchester saying that negotiations have opened in behalf of an American syndicate interested in shipping for the purchase outright of three Lancashire oil- lieries, whose daily output is 1000 tons. Mysteriously Poisoned. BEDFORD, Ind, Aug. 22.—The family of Mary Collier of this city and several boarders, fourteen persons in_ all, were mysteriously poisoned last night by eat- ing cookies. Nine pf tims are still & serious condmon.wi,:flc THIP T0 FRANGE 15 UNAVOIDABLE Attorney General Knox Iss'Called to Paris on Business. Panama Canal Question Said to Require His Personal Attention. WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.—Attorney General Knox returned to the city to- day from his vacation, spent principally at Atlantic City. On Monday he will leave for New York preparatory to sail- ing for Paris next Wednesday on the Oceanic. He had hoped that this trip to France might be avoided, but Attorney Russell, who is now there investigating the Panama canal question for this Gov- ernment, cabled Knox that there are some features of the case that in his opinion should receive the Attorney Gen- eral’s personal attention. As to what hhesc matters are Knox has no informa- an. In speaking of the railroad merger suit the Attorney General said that testimony would be taken in the case beginning at New York next month. When that had been concluded the court would set a time for an oral hearing. Knox said that within a day or two he would formulate instructions to the Government counsel in Quebec as to the next steps to be taken to extradite Greens and Gaynor. The Government, he said, had no thought of abandoning its case. Referring to the published report that he would be selected to succeed Justice Shiras on the Supreme bench, in case of the latter’s early retirement, Knox sald that he had no information upon the gubject. -He declined to indicate whether he would accept the place if it were of- fered to him. The published report that Solicitor Gen- eral John W. Richards is to resign to en- ter into partnership with Abner McKin~ ley is discredited by Kno: OF INTEREST TO PEOPLE OF THE PACIFIC COAST Several Changes Are Made in the Postal Service and More Pen- sions Granted. WASHINGTON, Aug. _23.—Postoffice established: Washington—Billington, Ad- ams County. Discontinued, August 30: California—Pocket, Sacramento County, mail goes to Sacramento. Oregon—Hare, Curry County, mail goes to Langlois. Postmaster commissioned: Washing- ton—Philip J. Amer, Billington. _Appoint- ed: California—Lena T. Given, Independ- erce, Inyo County, vice Bertrand Rhine, removed; Louis Stabell, Terminous, San Joaquin County, vice Eliza J. Dougherty resigned. These pensions were granted to-day: California—Original—Herbert worth, Wallace, $6; George P. Farn: worth, Soldiers’ Home, Los Angeles, $3; Wiiliam F. Dalton, San_ Francisco, $30 (war with Spain); Frank Kunter, Pre- sidio, $30 (war with Spain); Averd I. Swanson, Los Angeles, $17 (war with Spain). Increase, reissue, etc.—Willlam Wood, Veterans’ Home, Napa, $14. Cregon—Original—Solomon A. ~Landes, Adbany, $6; Clark Thompson, Sflverton, §12; Howard F. Marsh, Salem, $6. Washington—Widows, minors and de- pendent_relatives—Martha Johnson, Hell Gate, $12. gl @b Provincial Bank in Trouble. LONDON, Aug. 23.—There were rumors on the Stock Exchange to-day of difficul- ties experienced by an old established pro- vincial bank, whose business, however, has considerably diminished of late years. | The reéent sales of many securities have been attributed thereto. ADVERTISEMENTS. “At Sloane’s” Lace Curtains... We particularly draw your attention to the REDUCED PRICES throughout our lines of LACE CURTAINS In Furniture.. Rugs....... BIG Carpets.... offered at 25 to 5O per cent off regular prices. Large selections reduced from 285 to 40 per cent. Tapestry Brussels. Reduced to....... Body Brussels. Wilton Velvets. Reduced to.. 5 SEWED, LINED AND LAID MANY PIECES the latest and most correct designs, ORIENTAL RUGS CARPET RUGS ASSORTMENT AT ONE-HALF THE REGULAR COST HIGHEST GRADES Reduced to.......... $1.25 per yard LARGEST STOCK ON THE COAST FROM WHICH TO SELECT W. & J. SLOANE & CO. 114-116-118-120-122 POST STREET SAN FRANCISCO Getting Ready to Hear Merger Suit. ST. PAUL, Aug. 23.—It has been agreed between the offices of the United States Attdrney General and the counsel for the Northern Securities Company that the taking of testimony in the suit against the merger shall begin at the offices of the District Attorney September 15. It is_said that Solicitor General Richards will conduct the case for the Government end that C. W. Bunn, M. D. Grover and George B. Young of St. Paul will be as- sociated with the New York counsel for the securities company. AL o SR Shot by an Insane Youth. OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla., Aug. 23— Near Lexington, in Cleveland County, Charles Davis, a young man, some time during the night shot and killed “Grand- ma’” Johnson, an old woman, as she lay asleep beside Miss Davis, the murderer's sister. Then Davis ran to the house of Frank Clines, a neighbor, and attempted to shoot the latter. He was disarmed, but escaped. Davis is believed to have sud- denly gone insane. Advice to the Carlists. MADRID, Aug. 23.—Referring to the ru- mors of Carlist efforts, El Correo Espanol, the official organ of Carlism, warns the party not to be led astray, as the object of those raising the Carlist bogey was to influence the Bourse, and says: “The legi- timate chiefs will issue the word of com- mand in due time. In the meanwhile true Carlists should not narken to thelr enemies’ cnusei_._ Kidnaps a Girl MACON, Ga., Aug. 22.—With a pistol in his hand James I. Tindall, said to be an escaped lunatic, entered the home of L. A. Roach, in Wilkinson County, and carried off Agnes Roach;, a 15-year-old girl. The kidnaping was accomplished | while Roach was absent. Tindall drove away with the girl and so far has not | been apprehended. Senator Depew Returns From Europe. NEW YORK, Aug. 23.—Senator and Mrs. Depew arrived home to-day om tho steamer Philadelphia from Southampton. | | Free Messenger Service. We have a staff of mes- senger boys, whose sole duty is to deliver all orders re-| ceived over the telephone. | This service is free and ap- plies to any hour of the day or night. Another Shot From The Owl Toilet Goods. Our cut rates apply to toilet articles as well as | medicines and everything we sell is fresh, pure and as good as any one can buy anywhere, Allen’s Foot Ease... Arnica Tooth Paste. Camelline . Calder’s Tooth Powder. Cuticura Soap .. 74 . Gosnell’s Cherry Tooth Paste Lola Montez Cream. . Lesley’s Talcum Powder. La Blache Face Powder. Lyon’s Tooth Powder. Malvina Cream........ | Mennen’s Talcum Powder. | Nelson's Foot Comfort... | Pinaud’z Eau de Quinine 35¢ and 65¢ Country Orders. We have a very large country order business.| These orders are taken care of by a special department| and filled at once. Orders| amounting to $5.00 or over| are delivered free to railroad points within 100 miles. | Packer’s Tar Soap. i5¢ Pear’s Scented Soap. Sheffield’s Dentifrice. Sozodont, small. Sozodont, large. 4711 Glycerine Soap.. 50¢ { Gude's Pepto | Garfield Tea, Patent Medicine Prices. Abbey's Salts, small.... Abbey’s Salts, medium Abbey’s Salts, large Allcock’s Porous Plasters Ayer’s Hair Vigor.... Antiphlc gistine, small. Antiphlogistine, medium. Antiphlogistine, large.... Absorbent Cotton, Red Cross. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla.... Apenta Water. . Beecham’s Pills Brandreth'’s Pills... Benson’s Plasters . | Big G Bromo Seltzer, 10c size. Bromo Seltzer, s0c size. Bromo Seltzer, $1.00 size. Carter’s Pills . Coke Dandruff Cure Chichester’s Pennyroyal Pills Capiliaris Cascarets, small Damiana Bitters . Duffy’s Malt Whiskey Mangan small.. Garfield Tea, medium... Garfield Tea, large. German Syrup .... -15¢ | Grove's Chill Tonic. Harlem Oil ... Halpruner’s ... Hall's Hair Renewer Hays’ Hair Health Herpicide Hall's Catarrh Cure. Heff's Malt ...... Hood’s Sarsaparilla . | Hunyadi Water. Injection Brou . Jayne’s Pills .. Joy’s Sarsaparilla .. King’s Discovery, small. King’s Discovery, large Lacupia Listerine, large Lash’s Bitters . Manalin ....... Maltine, all kinds. Miles’ Pills .. Miles’ Nervine. Miles’ Blood. Miles’ Heart Munyon's Homeop D¢ | Mellin’s Food, large ® | No-To-Bac .... -| Orange Blossom . Omega Oil . Peputigi.l o Hostetter's Bitters.coeosseeses.... 78€ Pinkham’s \;egctab]e Compound...85¢ Pinkham’s Blood Purifier Pinkham’s Liver Pills.. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Pierce’s Medical Discovery. Pierce’s Pellets Pond’s Extract, small. Pond’s Extract, medium. AR o L Paine’s Celery Compound Phenyo Caffeine .. Pabst Best Tonic... Piso’s Consumption Cure . Bbe .35¢ 5.5.S,; large.. Shoop’s Restorative. Santal Midy Swamp Root, small. Swamp Root, large. Schenck’s Mandrake Scott’s Emulsion, small. Scott’s Emulsion, large. Troemmer’s Malt..... Wizard Oil, small. Wizard Oil, large. . Warner's Safe Pills........... Warren’s Belladonna Plasters. Warner’s Kidney Cure. Wine of Cardui..... Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets, small.. Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets, large profits—for instance, We eliminate the The Owl Drug Co 1128 Market St., San Francisco. Telephone South 356. ® Broadway & 10th Sts., Oakland. Telephone Main 309. our customers the Why The Owl can sell patent medicines so low The Owl is the largest drug company of its kind in America—that is, our four stores do more business every year than is done by any other drug eompany. Our tremendous output for ‘medicines, etc, compels us to buy many thousands of dollars’ worth of goods every month, and, of course, all dealers who sell to druggists are anxious for our {rade and give us very low prices and big discounts for spot cash. The small druggist has to pay too many Peruna costs the manufacturer about 10e, costs wholesalers about 5dc—costs small druggists 663c— the small druggists’ customers pay $1. wholesaler and give wholesaler’s profit, When we sell Peruna for 60¢ we make about 20 per cent profit—enough for us, and we save our customers 40c a bottle.