The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, December 7, 1902, Page 25

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1902 » OFFICIALS RESENT MERRIMENT OVER THE FOOD EXPERIMENTS Efforts of the Department of Agriculture To- ward Scientific Enl Some Results of a ightenment May Have Very Valuable Nature o i U, 1406 G STREET, HINGTON, Dec. 6.— Secretary Wilson, Dr. H. W. Wiley and other officials of the Department of Agriculture are inclined to be angry over the facetious- h which some of the newspapers iicals have treated the food ex- now going on in the Bureau of it i no joke at all. On the s the most extensive test of ade, either publicly or pri- s results, they say, cannct wide in extent. That they pronounced tendency in pro- c health and prolonging life al in the departmern? doubts. est which the twelve young men Government employ have. volun- ir services has been in operation . and, aithough nothing has as yet been done from which any conclusions can be drawn, each of the twelve subjects will be fed various kinds of rank polsons, including boracic acid, ammonia, sulphate copper etc. Chief Chemist Wiley sald to a Call correspondent to-day: “Our purpose in the present experi- ments is to ascertain how much harm ervatives in food will do the human stem. Special reference will first be to borax and sulphurous and saly- ic acids. Only pure food, however, will given to the subjects for the first two weeks. This will be carefully weighed, together with all drinkables, and the con-, dition of the men observed each day. Our be continued for a year.” you make any experiments with alcohol and tobacco?” “Tobacco is not food, and the provisions of the law under which we are acting only permit us to make tests with food prod- ucts. On the other hand, alcohol is con- sidered a food and we would be at liberty to experiment with it. Another officer of L o o e o S SRR SOOI Y BExcelsior Mill for Wheatland. MARYSVILLE, Dec. 6.—A large excel- sior mill is to be bullt at Wheatland, fif- teen miles below here. The machinery has been ordered from the East and will arrive in three weeks. More than 300 cords of dry cottonwood is now ready for | the knives. The company is composed of | the following local citizens: John Stine- | man, H. B. Whiting, P. F. Hutchinson, E. E. Roddan and J. W. Roddan. TRy 'Will Tell of San Diego’s Progress. BAN DIEGO, Dec. 6.—Mayor Frary will leave to-morrow to &ttend the Sen Jose | conference of the California League of | Municipalities, which opens on the 10th. | He will meke & report on the condition | of Ban Diego's water system, the side- walk work and other city improvements | ‘within the last year. * | Accepts a San Diego Pastorate. EAN DIEGO, Dec. 6.—A telegram has been received by the vestry of St. Paul's Episcopal Church from Rev. C. L. Barnes of Baraboo, Wis., saying he had decided | to sccept the call to the pastorate Jn this | city. | GRAPE-NUTS. CAN WRITE THEM. Celkins, the Story Teller. Mr. Franklin W. Calkins of Wyoming, Wis., who writes many interesting s for the “Youths’ Companion,” says:— “Food can make or unmake a Writer. For & number of years, liviug the seden- tary life of the writer and student, I suf- fered all the ills of nervous dyspepsia. I could eat nothing in the morning save a @ry crust of toasted bread and & cup of weak coffee. For my dinner at 6 o’clock, I had been in the habit of eating rare beef steak, the only food from which I seemed to get proper nourishment, but no meal was taken without the after pangs of indigestion; I was beginning to get disgusted with life. “About @ year ago a friend Grape-Nuts, telling me of the benefit he had recelved from the food and I began with it as directed; I found immediate relief from my indigestion and in a short o GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL WHO I8 ENGAGED IN EXPERI- MENTS WITH FOODS. B 3 the Government, ,however, Dr. Atwater, is already at work on alcoholic tests and we shall not make any experiments of this character, at least for the present. “The adulterants will not be adminis- tered in food itself, but will be given to | the subjects immediately before and after eating in such quantities as would nat- urally be put into the amount of food ta- ken when prepared for commerce, We keep a regular account with each man and by chemical analysis can quickly tell what has been digested and what has not.” The object of the tests is to give Con- gress data for the formation of a pure food law and also to ‘determine whether the German Government was justified In barring all American/meats from import- ation if they had been preserved with any of these agents, Browns Valley Mines Sold. MARYSVILLE, Dec. 6.—A group of properties in this county known as the Browns Valley mines, including the fa- mous Pennsylvania, have been sold by F. W. Johnson and T. J. Hibbert to the Standard Consolidated Mining Company of San Francisco. The price was not made public, but was about $100,000. The new company has taken possession and will proceed to develop the properties on a large scale. —_— Burglaries in Sutter County. MARYSVILLE, Dec. 6.—An epidemic of burglaries is prevailing in Sutter County. On Sunday and Monday four burglaries were reported, and last night there were three more. Among the houses entered last night were those of County Clerk D. D. Green and former Sheriff W. P. Har- key. A large number of hoboes are now roaming this section and it is supposed they committed the burglaries. Cruiser Boston Is Delayed. BAN DIEGO, Dec. 6.—The cruiser Bos- ton did not get away to-day, as was ex- pected, because it has been found neces- sary to wait for a casting which was broken on the way down from San Fran- cisco and which s belng recast in the latter city. The crulser will go from here to Magdalena Bay for target practice, re- turhing here on the 23d for the holidays. Bentenced for a Murder. REDDING, Dec. 6.—Benjamin Willlams was sentenced to twenty-five years’ im- prisonment this morning. He killed Charles H. Cummings at Delamar on June b last. The killing was unprovoked, and Willlams escapes hanging because he was crazily intoxicated at the time the deed was committed. He barely escaped lynching when first arrested. AL Carrie Nation Again Arrested. TOPEKA, Kans, Dec..6—Mrs Carre Nation, the saloon smasher, returned to the city yesterday and this morning made a tour of the saloons of the city, prepara- tory to beginning another smashing tour, as she expressed it. The crowd fol- lowing her grew so large that the police arrested Mrs. Nation on a charge of dis- orderly conduct. She was given a lmu.lll fine in the police court this afternoon. Mrs. Natfon announces that she will re- peat her old-time exploits in this city vdme my dyspepsia left me entirely. I have mow used e-Nuts for a year and have had no trouble with my stom- ach, having eaten many enjoyable dinners. “I find in fact that all you say for Grape-Nuts is true and it is certainly the food for brain workers and the truth of your claims is proved in my own cure. 1 have no appetite for meats.” before long. —_— ADVERTISEMENTS. JOE ROSENBERG’S. Marvelous Growth of Hair. A Famous Doctor-Chemist Has Dis- covered a Gompound That Grows Hair on a Bald Head in a Si@ lli_ght. Star.'ng Anncuncement Causcs Doctors to karvel znd Stand tumfounde! at the Wonder ul Cures. The Dissoverer Serds Free Trial Packages fo /11 Who W ite. After half a century spent in the laboratory. crowned with high honors for his many world- famous discoveries, the celebrated physician- WSS CLARISSA KERBY and fer Mar- veleus Growth of Helr, | chemist at the head of the great Altenheim | Medical Dispensary, has just made the start- ling announcement that “he has produced compound that grows hair on any bald head. The doctor makes the claim that after experi- ments, taking years to complete, he has at last reached the goal of his ambition. To the doc- tor all bald heads are alike. which cannot be cured by this remedy. The record of the cures already made is truly marvelous and were it not for the high standing of the great physician and the con- vincing testimony of thousands of citizens all over the country it Would seem too miraculous to be true. There can be no doubt of the doctor's earnest- ness in making his claims nor can his cures be disputed. He does not ask any man, woman or child to take his or any one else’s word for it, but he stands ready and willing to send free trial packages of this great hair restor: tive to any one who writes to him for it, closing a 2-cent stamp to prepay postage. In a gingle night it has started halr to growing on heads bald for years. It has stopped falling hair in one hour, It never fails, no matter what the condition, age or sex. Old men and young men, women and children, all have profited by the free use of this great new dis- covery. If you are bald, if your hair is fall- ing out or If your hair, evebrows or eyelashes are thin or short, write the Altenheim Medical Dispensary, 7467 Foso building, Cincinnati, Ohio, enclosing a 2-cent stamp to prepay pos- tage for a free package and in a short time you will be entirely restored. STATE CAPITOL BUILDING LACKS FIRE PROTECTION Sensational Feature of the Sacra- mento County Grand Jury’s Report. SACRAMENTO, Dec. 6.—The Grand Jury, in its final report to-day, directs the county officials to enforce the law against nickel-in-the-slot machines, which are permitted to run throughout the county. The same class of machines for more than a year have been sup- pressed in this city, under authority of the State law against banking and per- centage games. The most sensational feature of the re- port is the declaration that the beautiful State Capitol building is In constant dan- ger of destruction by fire, together with the State Library, containing the second largest collection of books in the United States. The jury points out that it 1s impossible to get a supply of water in the attic or garret, and that all of the elec- tric wires through the building enter by means of this garret instead of the cellar, and present a menace to the safety of the structure. The Capitol Commissioners are urged to take steps immediately to re- move this danger. Tunnel Costs Fifty Dives. CLEVELAND. Ohlo, Dec. 6.—The last spadeful of earth that separated the workmen engaged in digging the two sec- tions of the big waterworks tunnel, 100 feet under Lake Erle, was removed to- day and after six years of continuous la- Lor the tunnel is practically completed. Its purpose is to supply the city with pure water from an intake crib five miles out in Lake Erle. Since the work began fifty lives have been lost through explosions and other accidents. ADVERTISEMENTS. FREE TO WEAK MEN A Discovery of a Remedy Has' Been Made That Resto e . Lost Manhocd and Gives Man the Vi ality of a Li.n. One Week’s Trial Package Sent Free to 21l Men who Write for it. Regenerative Tablets is the only recognized permanent cure for Lost Manhood in any form. It is scientifically prepared by some of the best chemists in the world. This firm gives a legal guarantee that Regenerative Tablets will cure every case of Lost M , Spermator- rhoea, Varicocele or weakness of any nature of the merve or sexual organs. There is but one test of a genuine medicine and that is the results which are obtained by its use; If it cures the disease for which it s prepared it is a true remedy. This is the test by which the Fallopia Lynn Co. wish their remedy to be tried, therefore they give one week's treat- ment free. After using it the sufferer will find new vigor in his organs; new force in his muscles; new blood in his veins; new am- bition; a new man In vitality, health and ap- pearance, Regenerative Tablets has o pecu- larly grateful effect and the patient feels the ‘benefit after its first day's use. It goes direct to the seat of the trouble, no matter the age of the sufferer nor of how long standing his affiiction, unless Epilepsy or Insanity has been Teached, ' giving strength - and development where it is needed. is marvelous remedy Panishes all feelipgs of bashfulness or blushe ing; cures all the ills and troubles that come from early abuse, excess or oOverwork and business cares, &ll of which result in premature loss of strength and memory, emissions, im- ncy end varicocele. Faliopla Lynn’ Co. akes no restrictions, every person who writes Official Boundary Is Desired. WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.—A bill was in- troduced in the House to-day authoriz- ing the President and the authorities of the State of Texas to run and mark the boundary lines between Oklahoma and New Mexico and the State of Texas, , e id k's treatm - y Swrapped in & plain pase: icate what ia Lynn = There are none | § remarkable | & JOE ROSENBERG’S. | 'JOE ROSENBERG'S. | JOE ROSENBERG’S. HOSIERY THAT WIIL PLEASE FOR STYLE AND PRICE Afl kinds of Hose are worn by all kinds of women and children. Joe Rosen= berg’s hese are the right kind of hose and arec worn by the right kind of women and children, Fleece-Lined Ladies’ Hose. Made of best Maco Cotton, lined, soft as velvet yet I Just ‘the hose for price . .. High Novelties. LADIES' the best French Lisle and different combinations; 1 A Wayne knit, perfect fitting kind, heavy fleece- Australian Wool, very warm. this time of year. Our 3 25 FANCY HOSE—Made of in Richelieu ribbed and fancy lace effect, solid colors also black boots and fancy uppers. Over a hundred il different styles to choose from. Should Cashmera Hose. LADIES' HOSE—Made of the best steam shrunk and medicated, perfect fitting, velvet finish. Just the hose for warmth and comfort; extraordinarily low in price for such a good stocking as this 50¢ Everlasting. CHILDREN'S STOCKINGS—Made of XX Maco Cotton, bicycle ribbed, double heel, toes and knees, soft and pliable, iron-clad finish; small and large sizes the same price. 2%e g vou need any yourself or anticipate get- ting any for the holidays now is the u 5oc time to buy while we have the assortment. Our price. Good Offerings in Ladies’ Underskirts. WEHICH mercerized also black moreen, perfect hanging, stitched. two alike. Regular Regular Regular And many others. Be one of the early birds and get the best for the least. Sale—O0’Farrell-Street Entrance. Execeptionally Fine Waist Values Will Greet You - In Our Waist Department To-Morrow. LADIES' ter tucked frent and bac new sleeve, lar, all sizes; colors black, red and green. competitors ~ sell _them in Town for this Price. They are priced in the popular com- mon sense way that makes this store the center of attraction for the shop- ribbon, N alpaca finish, 5 and 6 inches wide, soft =42 4 ..20¢ 1 ping public. All silk taffeta and washable; all colors; only.. Highly Spscial This Week. SATIN TAFFETA, PURE SILK, soft all the\newest shades; worth 25c regularly; spe- -17e FANCY PLAID, the latest craze in imaginable finest quality silk, heavy satin stripe; width --35¢ There’s a Place for Everything. s But JOE ROSENBERG'S is the PLACE to buy belts. Just arrived by express three of the newest designs and washable; width No. 8 cial at ... B ribbons. We have every plaid in rich, warm colors, of No, 80; our way of selling only.. E d e in belts. FIRST — The new di front belts, with doubl tabs TRAVELER'S SAMPLE LINE WE BOUGHT FOR 65c ON THE DOLLAR. Made of the best fast black English Sateen and twilled cloth, silk tailor 325 different styles, no 80c kind, now........50¢ $1.25 kind, now......85¢c 8 Regular $1.50 kind, now....$1.00 $3.50 kind, now....$2.75 WAISTS, made of best Botany Flannel, clus- k, handkerchiefs adjustable col- blue, Our for $2.00, We sell them for.81.50 No Better Ribbons Than These p o on back, made of heavy grosgrain cloth and lined with sateen. Our price........35¢ The Queen of All Perfection in fit and fin- ish; unequaled in quality and price is what can be said in all truth about our new “PERFECTION" GLOVE. It is made of very best picked kid, soft and well dressed, three-clasp, Paris point, stitched back, overseam sewn, all the newest shades of champagne, car- dinal, pearl, black and white; per- fect fitting; no better glove made; our price .... S5 Of Interest to Prospeetive Buy- ers of Winter Gloves. NEW GOLF GLOVES, made of best quality German yarn, fancy and plain Scotch effect, warm and comfortable; within easy reach; misses, 35¢; la- dies’ .. ‘50¢ Direct From The Spinning Wheel to You. LADIES'’ HANDKER- CHIEFS, made of genu- ine Irish linen, neat narrow hemstitch, demi- laundered, ready for use; our price.10¢ Direct From the Nunneries. UNLAUNDERED, ALL PURE BEL- FAST LINEN, with neat narrow hem and hand embroidered corners; slightly soiled from handling, otherwise you would pay twice the price we ask.12%e Children’s Handkerchiefs. Come in fancy colored boxes, three a box, with neat narrow hemstitch, colored borders; our PHCODET. BOR, covesvsasebissoneacs 17e Nothing More\Acceptable for a Christmas Gift To your, housekeeping friend than a dainty piece of Battenberg. We have BATTEN- BERG or TAMBOUR work In every vari- ety of shape and size at prices to suit all. . B ATTE N BERG square or with heavy linen center, fancy _hand - made Battenberg border of pure linen braid, all dainty, fancy stitches; round or square designs. The linen alone would cost more than_the price of this tidy ...38¢ ANOTHER. TAMBOUR SCARFS, best quality lawn, all edges well finished with good strong machine stitching, Irish point patterns, 18 by 54 inches, Only 25¢ For Economical Women. We find we have too many embroid- ery _ireertions on hand; they are made in the newest Swiss patterns, one inch to an inch and a half wide, marked to close out; 20c and 2%c insertions now.... . 10¢ SECOND—Made of the best mercerized moire cloth, finished with fancy braided tabs, tailor stitched and dip front effect. Very low in price for a good beltsl:;:e ........... ceeeen-BOC Price .. ANOTHER BELT. this. Made of the very best quality silk- finished satin, trimmed with slides and buckles, in the newest Princess Louise in the Postilion back effect. ---85¢ Beautifiers of the Prettiest designs, Very low in price for Very Little Designs [ Money. plain, foundation, fects. All But Never Undersold. Cushions filled with silk floss, full size. -23c i 18 inches square. 24 inches square. 26 inches square They are made in the newest complexion and Tuxedo meshes or chif- fon, chenille dotted or on good strong newest ef- one -price Sc We May Be Under-Advertised Rain Proteectors. GENUINE BUCKHORN HANDLE UMBRELLA, only §1.50. Made of very best quality Italian twill cloth, fast black, water-proof, steel rod, steel frame, genuine buckhorn handle, cover and finished cord and tassel. Our sur- prise price ... & Also LADIES' UMBRELLA, quality Ttalian twill, steel rod, frame, natural wood handles. By touch- ing a spring they open without any $1.25. Our usual -75e .85¢ trouble. Actually wort! way of selling G 85 Cents. No excuse for having coughs and colds when you can bu; 8 FLANNELETTE SLEEPING GOWN for such a low price as this. Made of colored striped flannelette, square yoke effect, . roiling coliar. The small stors for small prices.. 35 JOE ROSENBER Mail Orders Solicited. AFTER CHARTERS FOR TRANSCONTINENTAL ROAD First Move in the Grand Trunk’s Proposed Extension to This Coast. VICTORIA, B. C., Dec. 6—Notice is glven in the Official Gazette of an appli- cation for a charter for the construction of a raflway from Hazelton, at the head of the Skeena, to Peace River Pass, or Pine River, or both, thence to the eastern boundary of British Columbia. This is ‘the route over which the Grank Trunk of- ficlals say the projected transcontinental line 1s to cross Canada. Applicatioh is also made for a charter for a line from Hazelton to Teslin Lake, or Atlin Lake, or both. A charter is also sought for a line from Naiga Gulf to Naas River and thence to Telegraph Creek, with river steamers operating on the Stikile and Naas. Another charter is asked for a line from the coast near Burke Channel, or Ben- tinck Arm, thence to a point on Burrard Inlet. ‘ — e Statuary' and Lamps. ‘We have a select line of moderate priced statuary and fine lamps—exclusive designs it contains. Write éo., 720 Pozzoni bufldln? St. Louls, Mo,, and recelve the week's treatment absolutely free, also their book which is free and sent with the explains how res treatment which to take the treatment in private and cure yourself . at and best values in the city. Sanborn, Vail & Co., 741 Market street. . COLUMBUS, 0. Dec. 8The Ohio Vailey e he Ty o oves B et ot FORGER ELOPES WITH EMPLOYER'S DAUGHTER R. W. Kniss, Wanted in Minnesota, Is Captured by Puyallup’s Marshal. PUYALLUP, Wash,, Dec. 6.—A Minne- sota man arrested here to-day is accused not only of having defrauded his em- ployers by means of bogus checks, but also of having eloped with the daughter of one of the members of the firm. He is R. W. Kniss, who is charged with for- gery by the Aultman-Miller Company, dealers In farming implements in Renville County, Minn. Kniss has announced his willingness to return East and is being held until the arrival of the Sheriff of Renville County. Coming West with the daughter of one of his employers, Kniss registered with her at a hotel in Puyallup under an as- sumed name as husband and wife. He | had scarcely sallied out on the streets of Puyallup when he met three men whom he had known in the East, who chanced to know that he was wanted. An hour later he was arrested by Marshal Mick- ens of Puyallup. The girl's father tele- graphed money for her to return East. She is now en route home. The girl told the officers that she loved Kniss and was willing to accompany him to jail. —t SANTA ROSA, Dec. 6.—Joseph Howard, who ‘Windsor att ‘Willlam Wiegund of the O B M L L I Wil be sentenced on Monday, Looks Like Silk, but Will Wear' Botter. MISSES’ HOSE—Made of the best in- grain Lisle; guaranteed stainless and fast black, Jersey ribbed, full finish. ‘Wholesalers ask three dollars a dozen for not their equal; our price, small and large sizes .... «..15e Lace Instep. LADIES'" HOSE—Made of French Lisle with the r#west lace instep ef- fects, fast black Hermsdorf dye. When you see them you 1 appreciate the iowness in price .50e The Only Corset to Wear With the new saddle k skirt is_the new NEMO UMBRELLA HIP' CORSET, as it produces a perfectly smooth hip. It is made of extra heavy English Jean, boned throughout with™ genuine aluminoid boning, with triple strap reinforcement at the ends of bones that prevents them wearing at thelr respective ends; extremely low under the arms, low bust, straight front, lace beading drawn through with satin’ ribbon trimming the top; extra long, full hip that comes down long and glves a well rounded, perfectly smooth effect. We challenge them to a e to_order one. Our price Corset fitted free by e 2 Equal This if You Can. 05 50¢ for a SPLENDID STRAIGHT FRONT CORSET, made of extra quality Italian [, " cloth, bias cut, hand gored, low bust, medium hips, top lace |/ trimmed. For equal values we \} are never undersold. Our price fl --50¢ Mothers! An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. CHILDREN’'S COMBINATION SUITS, made of steam shrunk medicated wool, high neck and long sleeves, ankle length, hand crocheted neck, with silk tape running string; the Merode make, none better; large and small sizes. All one price.. N CHILDREN’S VESTS—Made of Jer- sey knit yarn, buttoned full length of front, the kind that are easy to get on and off, soft and pliable, knit to fit. Money-saving store's price... -..25¢ The Searcest Garments in Town Just Received by Fast Freight. CHILD'S MACKINTOSH, made of best blue mackin- tosh material, water-proof, double breasted, extra deep cape, velvet collar, good strong buttons and well made buttonholes. All sizes. 2"1"" o ) Ladies’ Combination Pocket- Book and Card Case. Made of genuine Morocco leather, patent steel frame, the kind you can- not lose money out of; colors, tan, brown and black; finely finished inside with Levant leather. You cannot help being pleased with these at the low price of.... .- 95¢ It Improves the Beauty of Your Dress. LACE COLLAR AND REVERES—Made of fine Arabian lace, pointed back and front, in the newest patterns. Our small profit price . o 25¢—Ladies’ Flannelette Skirts. Made of colored striped queen flannel- ette, finished with a five-inch flounce, also French band; colors pink and blue; you would not sit down and make them for the price we ask; cnmpletea . c Cheaper Than the Cost of Materials. LADIES KITCHEN APRONS, made of extra heavy checked gingham, ex- tra wide and long. Good wide strings. Well made, Our price crreaen L..20e¢ 816 MARKET STREET, Running through to 11 0'Farrall. PHELAN BUILDING. Embroidered Instep. LADIES' HOSE—Made of English Cotton, 11 Richelieu ribbed ith neat Ik embroidered d k, perfect in every de- arfety to choose from. -50e Matchless for Price and Quality. LADIES' HOSE—Made of Egyptian Cotton, front dr itch effect, fast black, medium weight, a mighty good stocking for this low price. 12%e New Neckwear for Holiday Gifts. STOCK COLLAR, made of very best quality white peau de sole, with fancy colored trimming around _ the _lower edge, finished with n tab ends and ik button, lined v white satin. Decidediy _tailor ef- fect. Gents’ furnish- ing stores ask $1.50 for this same stock. Our asking price .. 73e No Better Than These for Comfort-Givers. LADIES’ ONEITA COMBINATION SUIT, made of nearly all Australian wool, steam shrunk and medicated, high neck and low sleeves, an- kile length; colors, gray and white; velvet finish, the kind that will not irri- tate the skin. You cannot duplicate them for this price... Here’s One! And we have many more in quality and price. LADIES" GOWNS, made of soft bleached muslin, has a rounded yoke effect, with seven rows of torchon in- sertion, neck and slegves trimmed with torchon lace. If they last all day we will be very much disappointed at such a low price as this .95e ; a large v Our price . 1.25 You Can’t Account for the Child’s Cold. We can. Not only can we explain its source but we can prevent it in_the future. Ever tried a DENTON SLEEPING GARMENT? They are made of a superior knit fabric, smooth and soft to the skin, finished with the improved moccasin foot and a cuff that can be drawn over the hands and wili not puil off. Indorsed by ail the lead- ing physicians. Small sizes 50e. Large - - -75e Stere News of Money-Saving Priees. GENUINE CUT CORAL CHAINS— 1% yards long watch ring _at- tached . s SHELL HAIR PI amber in color: the inches long; 12 for... GARTERS—The round kind, made of well filled silk elastic with metal clasp and satin bow, put up in neat box, with glass cover; colors black, pink, blue and red . Sc SIDE ) e of fine Italian shell, highly polished teeth, the kind that cannot scratch, made so as to fit snugly to the head. You will appreei- ate them when you see them at this low price . .. .25¢ EVER READY—Is the new military straight front hose supporter, made of fine frilled elastic, with patent rubber grip clasp; can.be attached to any part of the corset. Colors black, pink, blue and red. Very low in price.. 25¢ CUSHION CORDS—Made of best mer- cerized silk, with extra heavy tassel, three and a half yards long, in different combinations of colorings. Our m'lisc‘e).'5 C th and HOOK ON is the name of a new hose supporter. It is the kind that will re- duce your abdomen. Made of extra fine sateen and fancy frilled elastic; a neces- sity at a very low price.... 25¢ Sample Line of Shawls. We bought them®at half price. Youn get the benefit of it.. 1.00 0r bargain counter. On Comfort-Givers. EIDERDOWN SACQUE—Made of all- wool_ripple cloth, crocheted edge; of finest German yarn. Colors pink, blue, red and gray. Our price.....ceeee...88@ Walsh & Johnston’s. Manufacturer’s sample line of ruches will be or sale this week. We ecan't speak too highly of these 7 . ---95¢, 81. 2 On sale at Market street entrance. Linings. Made of fancy striped silkoline; to close out, yard.... Se AT LEON LEMOS’, Merchant Tailor, «e1117 to 1127 Market Strect... Bet, Seventh and Eighth, B FROM . ELEGANT REM. $l 2.50 3“(‘)??01:0.‘ SUIT UP. $1.00O ER. One xtra Pants Free. WEEKLY. | WE MAKE SUITS ‘n INSTALLMENTS| FROM $15.00 UP KIDRE g LIV BITTERS CURES DYSPEPSIA DR. HALL’S REINVIGORATOR Etops all losses in 24 hours. Five hundred reward for any case we ecannot cure. T Varicocele, Strictures. Drains, Lost hood and all other wasting ef- fects of self-abuse or excesses. KD Bent sealed, $2 bottle; 8 bottles, $5; gu to cure any case. Call or ' a HALL'S MEDICAL INSTITUTE, way, Oakland, Cal. Also for sale at Market st.. S. F. Send for tres book. ILLS GLIH B x P Sl e Madisen 3quars, orders 855 Broad- 1073% Season shooting open. P - S B hunting boots and shoes LADD'S Gun a2, ot the atess sporiing Foods unhm. pages. Holiday presents. o Weals ST women the use of D! Pfl RLT" Setentto Elecirieal 'Drugs do not curs, i 3