The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, April 13, 1903, Page 10

THE SAN FRANCI ONDAY APRIL 13, 1903. A.DVEBTISEMENTS | B Let us show our stock of clothing { Let us explain how you can save money on a suit of B Ciothes or an-overcoat or a suit for your boy—your little § | i cllovws. " ‘ - 11l that is found here is right—in material, making, # ® iining, buttons, thread—moreover the prices are as right to D ot vou as the clothing. b . hese facts are important to every man—we have forty vears of whoiesaling to back them up. ! ; Fine Clothing for Man, Boy or Child. ‘ B i.ook for the store with the big sign, | “BROWN BROS. & CO.” 2% 0% BROWN BROS&Co | WHOI.ESALE CLOTHIERS ling’ Direct- to You 2l°lZ3SAN50MES J v and be received into the priest- | ceremony. All that would appeal to the TH.Y ARE WEDDED AMID W‘ILL BE ELEVATED TO | inner man and all that would add to the good cheer was spread before the jolly EASTER'S FESTAL BLOOMS NI DIGNITY OF A PRIEST {010 accepted with the relish e holy rites of priesthood are to be | miakes the bohemian a distinctive s denieit iy e B ) T er in this world. Among those who bl = é ‘.: 1 up on J. Malone at St. Ignatiu ked their glasses in chime to the ¥ ¥ | ch by Archbishop Montgomery dur- | toasts of long life to the popular member | € | ing the coming week. The first order, | of the Bohemian circle were: | that of sul sacon, will be conferred | the club; Tuesday morning at 6:15 | A Thomas J. ' —_—— On Wednesday morning, at thc | fc"v’ ed t 5 (=ame hour, he will receive the order of | % rformed por Correspondent Archi-|ceacon, ana Thursday, at the same hour | Ratert . e happy couple . . and place, he will take the vows of ce- " A, Cioman, | = widely known both i bald Explains Bill Honry i | Ao . Malone has proved himselt a sincere onscientious worker. He has won the firm friendship and esteem of those with whom he has been thrown in con- t during his years of assidious study, n will be regarded with ction by his assoclates. 2 ing, at 7:30, he will enter i | vpon his new duties and preach his first | of Expenses. fon make of ADVERTISEMENTS. | IR @@M]PAINY A new establishment, which will prove a hoon to well-conducted homes and people who delight in high-class wines, is the new store just opened at 46 Ellis street by the Rathjen Company. Henry Rathjen, well known as the former president of the firm of Rathjen Bros., grogers, and quoted |} as an authority’ on wines by hotel men, restaurant keepers, club and ?rnqldanl of the which will appeal to the s of buyers, to ladies par- and will nave no bar in connection with the place, nor sell by the glass. Wines will be sold in bulk, by the case or in broken lots at prices much lower than will bo quoted elsewhere. Nothing but the finest wines, liquors and cordials will be kept in stock. Each Week we will of- fer very attractive spec- ials—special quality at special priees. e artist, ich on uld have no he mise: wedded | s that ¢ rwly . | presumed 1 last night. too the cs e ADV‘EBTISEIENTS. oA fnvitation exicode ! e 5 e §7 - 05 ding lh Archibald, it | Slc at the outset that the persc | accompanied l(«AkH did so at their own expense. hibald wrote the following statement hat he, should pa of Sdch w trig nd therefore society men, is the new place, b and in Washington, but the idea | traveling expenses or ARTHUR NIKISCH to accom several other gent h any his party, nen in the same ma telephoned that Nothing. mor site fin has written to MASON & AMLIN, 2 o~ «| believe your pianos to be of the very first rank, and the ar- tist must necessarily foel a sense of gratitude to you for making possible the means for an exprassion of his profound and deep, or his light and fan- ciful feslings.” hi It k. This Week for Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Only, We 0|l! Your Attention to ! gts. $2 00, reg. $2.35 ABCBEER | o\s’ §.25, reg. §1.55 SWEET MUaCAlEL, gal. Tsc California’s very choicest. Reg. $1 50 ROSEBUD COCKTAILS, bo'. but that he should have | b after he found that !ml matter. [ er's first visit to California, | de, investments of a con- | nature and contemplates some very | which would ~be of enormous | Francisco, and that he should | cen drawn into thls notice by the Deity [ | w | siderable | 1arge deall iping of some men is to be grestly. re- ———————— | Sons of the Revolution. | you } W - The S of the American Revolution 75‘: Benj. CurtaZ& Seon will give a banquet at the California 1 Reg. $1. 7 tel on the evening of Thursday. April 30. Manhattan, Martini, Whisky, Vermouth SOLE AGENTS, | The dinner will commemorate the in- ] and Gin Thess cocktails ‘are distin- (Curtaz Building ation of Georg s 5 & hed ol solute purity, deli- urtaz Building), | iration of George Washington. the | cacy and body, with a bouquet remark- S.F. titst President of the United States. able for daintiness, ! Among the speakers listed for the occa- | | sion is Major General MacArthur, U. 8 { A.. commanding the Department of Cali- {tormia. . pe's musical glants of to- ~r 1 or of the Leipsic Gewand.- . westra, the Berlin Philha Orchestri, and o pianist of ex ' 16 to 20 o Farrell 5t , BRANCH san Jose, Fresno, ' Stockton, Alameda, Palo Alto. l TELEPHONE MAIN 5171, Orders received by mail or telephone delivered promptiy, EIGHTY-SIXTH BIRTHDAY OF GEORGE T. BROMLEY Event Is Joyfully Commemorated at a Breakfast Spread in the Bohemian Club by Raphael Weill and Many Happy Greeti ings Are Extended Guest =3 | | EBRATED YE | ROOM OF TI )JHEMTAN CLU FATHER OF BOHEMIA, WHOSE EIGHTY-SIXTH BIRTHDAY WAS CEL YAY WITH A BREAKT AST GIVEN IN B BY RAPHAEL WEILL. THE RE £3 score and six ac- George T. Brom- ley, the deari of local Bohe- mia, vesterday entered upon the efghty-seventh year of his remarkable career, and celebrated the oc- caston of his annlversary at a breakfast given in the Red room of the Bohemian Club in his honor by one of his life-long friends, Raphael Weill. Seated about the tables were men who had met “Uncle” George*'in his prime, friends who had joined him before in the observance of what many would have regarded in a se- s way, but yesterday the genial guest, in his best humor, laughed at his passing vears and particlpated in the general mirth that prevaded contfnuously about the elaborately decorated tables. Raphael Welll had made ample provi- sfon for the entertainment of his guest and those who joined with him In the ITH four counted for, D! David B , J. D . Peter Robertson, AD VEBTISEMEN TS. | | ..A CARD.. || We desire to apologize to our ¢ tomers who called at our stores last Saturday evening, during the tre- mendous rush, and found it fmpos- sible to be walted on, and to assure them that our stock is as complete and assortment as large ever. The rush on Saturday evening was tremendous and unprecedented and we were compelled to turn many customers away. Large as our store Is, we were stmply unable to handle the crowds who cime to buy LUNDSTROM HATS. .We would ask our customers to return to us for exchange any hat bought that is not entirely satisfac- tory. Pacific Coast Hat Works “The Big Busy Hat Shop.” 1458 Market Street, Opp. Central Theater. and 605 Kearny Street. {W Sores, Burns, Scalds, mm. menrm 'mm‘ lu fi:}xn. mm'-m' yelids, Itch- %vum_n.“'dm HEISKELL’S They all 9:‘ me':lgn Rathe its the affected pist. e o kalts Brap, MENE and morning aphly Helskells Ofmtment. and care follows na few days: Atall Aruggists soo. Send for free hook of seatimonIals. JOHI‘.TON. HOLI.OVIAV E Ub 8t., Philudelph! Blindness is often caused by ne- glecting wealk eyes, poor light, painful, sore, watery or fnjured eyes, etc. Geo. Mayerle's Ger- | man Eyewater instantly relieves all eye troubles; price G0c. Geo. Mayerle, German Optician Inst., 1071 Market st. jamin R Swan, Hugh Burke der the direction of the host the Red room was transformed in bower: of blossoms. The table itself was a marvel of beauty. The art displayed in the hand- ling of'lights and flowers evoked the ad- miration of the guests. Frank P. D(\Prmw presided with graceful tact and elicited from the company twen- ty clever little speech Uncle George was in his happiest stvle and recelved | with be- fellow-men the greetings of nevolent courte L S e 2 e ) BANOMEN SPOIL and DAY'S FLEASIJHE_ —_— B appointment for thousands of seekers who visited Go n Gate terday. There was a dearth of ster Sunday was madeya day of dls- pleasure Par arising from a ruling made by the m cians to the sacrifice of public pl A recent decision of the M men who occupy Union that the park ban the trouble. to each man, but r concerts of . but twe . halt hours’ duration. Without waiting for an accept ance or rejection of these terms, the b of bandmen hied themselves to othe parts yesterday afternoon and gave but le care to the re groun s in anticipation of ogramme. pman, representing ways, which corporation fu city’s pl the custor Manag United Ra nished the music ' fund, cians’ demand time a lh acl but st tion to answer for the compa board of directors met on next day. matter would be given attenion, and an attempt made to adjust satisfactoril all concerned. Iul one concert day intervened. That es No notice of the musi- ¢ was given to the public :\ull ala percentage of the population started parkward after the servic the churches had been concluded to the music. To say that the crowd more than the ordinary would be putting | it mildly. When the hour for the concert | arrived the space in front of the larg - until the | Thuis- greater pro rata of the park | who visited the | | | | At that time he promised that the | bandstand was black with humanity, but | none of the entertainers except Director | Paul Steindorff put in an appearance. In speaking of the matter Steindorff ex- pressed much regret. he known of the musicians’ refusal play he should have secured another band that the people would not havo | been obliged to return to their homcs without a concert. He says he received no notification dntil late Saturday night and hew arrangements were then out of the question. While large crowds were circulating in the vicinity of the music stand a run- away occurred that for a time endangered the lives of hundreds of people. A horse hitched to a light buggy dashed along in front of the museum, swinging to ibe right and left and striking the footpath in many places. People scampered in all directions and panic prevailed until the maddened animal was out of Mounted Officer- J. H. Kavanaugh gave chase when the runaway horse gained the main driveway, but was unable to bring it to a halt until it had run as far as Oak and Baker streets. Investigation showed that the horse w being driven by Adolph Schmidt, a gla. blower residing at 1205 Howard street. Schmidt had removed the bridle that ihe | animal might graze and tied it to a post at the corner of Nineteenth avenue and N street. A passing automobi ened the horse and it snapped its halter and ran away. At the beach the glorious weather w enjoyed by as many people as the « could accommodate, every line being taxed to its capacity. The people started out on the early cars and it was midnight before many of them returned. * Trapper's Oil cures rneumatismand neuralgla. Druggists, 50 flask. Richard & Co., 406 Clag, + He sald that had | to | sigit. | fright- | | | ADVERTISEMENTS. WE WILL SHOW THIS WEEK A FINE LINE OF / LINEN GOODS, NEW WASH FABRICS, LAGE CURTAINS, and TIDIES, SCARFS and CENTER FIEGES. Table Cloths, Napkins and Towels. We will place on sale this week an immense impor- tation of FINE HOUSEHOLD LINENS In TABLE CLOTHS, TABLE DAMASKS, DINNER NAPKINS, FINE DAMASK and HUCK TOWELS, both hemmed and hemstitched. Table Damask Sets, from 3 yards to 6.pards in length; Hemstitched Lunch Damask Sets, 2, 224 and 3 pards long; Hemstitched Linen Pillow-Cases and Sheets. As we are direct impor- ters of these goods, you will find the prices very reasonable. Tidies, Scarfs and (}emer'Pieces. We have opened a 1arge shipment of above goods in SQUARES, SCARFS, DOYLIES, TABLE COVERS and CENTER PIECES. Ths goods are in Cluny, Floren- tine and Battenberg Lace, plain hand embrotdered and hemstitched damask linen. Lace Curfains. . We will also show an elegant stock of NEW LACE CURTAINS in Irish Point, Battenberg, Colonial Net, Saxony, Arablan, Swiss and Nottingham. New Wash Goods. We will place on sale complete 1ines of NEW MER- CERIZED CHEVIOTS, NEW WASH CREPES, NEW DIMITIES, GALATEAS, PERCALES and GINGHAMS. Qur Mail Order Department is most complete. All orders for samples or goods filled and shipped same day they are received, 114, 113, 115, 117, 119, 121 POST STREET. ULD BE B[]WEI‘!?G G & GO REFRIGERATORS | Crystal and porcelain lined (The crystal lining is g-16¢h inches thick) Oak and tile exterior The Wilke refrigerators excel all DLDBE BDWEl\lla p % COo —reg’ly 6oc quart— SSC G Vermouth French or Italian Ginger ale—Belfsst— " $1 35 C o.)mmr & Co.—reg’ly $t 50 dozen New York cider— pints $1 85 . 3 ety reg’ly $2—$3 25 dozen-quar others in points of sanitation — ely § 3 ent-310 insulation—ice economy—dura- Whisky—Cedar Brook— $r 15 bility—finish and beauty :: :: ¢ 'ul MecBrayer—spring 1880— 4 5o reg’ly $1 50 bottle—$6 gallon Monday TnesdayWednesday Table butter—reg'ly 4oc sq Ceylon tea—Bee brand—arriv reg'ly special Coombra—*‘Queen Bee''—$1 1b SocC | Angroowelle garden— 8oc Ib 60C « 6ocib 45c | soc Ib 373c¢ Tea—Mandarin Nectar— a5c | 7Y reg’ly 6oc Ib J j Hams—Eastern—reg’ly 163¢ Ib 152C | & Lentils—German— 33 1bs 25¢ | reg'ly 10c Ib Tomato catsup—6. B. & Co. 15¢ Best ingredients—reg’ly 20c bottle Sardines—French— 2 cans 25¢ “ Very choice fish—reg’ly 15¢ can Rice—Creote— 5 1b carton 45¢ Finest grown— olb “ Carolina—reg’ly 10c Ib Gelatine—reg’ly 20c Ige pckg Cox—the standard for years Figs—lmponed—reg‘lyz;: b Molasses—New Orleans— Open iettle— reg’ly 45¢ % gallon—8sc gallon Hawaiian beauty Choicest of old Kona coffees— 1 ib carton—roast or ground 30c :»SC | 432 Pine 232 Sutter 2800 Califernia San Francised Thirteanth and Clay Streets Oakland Ancoombra Palamcotta PATENTED Spheroid Eye-Glasses | Give perfect vision from edge to edge. Test yours for com- partson. 15¢ 20¢ 65¢c 35¢ | Pine-apple 2 cans 25¢ === — Grated—cocktall BAJA CALIFORNIA Mushrooms 2 cans 35¢ Damlana Bitters TORATIVE, INVIGORA- Extra value—French—reg'ly 20c can Vigor chocolate-reg’ly 65c Ib 55¢ French vegetables can 20c Stringless and shelled beans-— mixed vegetables—reg’ly 25¢ can Qlives farcies— small 273 Teyssonnear—- large g Stuffed with anchovies— 45¢ rea’ly 3oc—55: bottle Baby pim-olas—4 oz 3 bots | aphrodistac and Spectal exual Organs, for both sexes. Remedy for Diseases of the Sells on its own merit E. DIRECTORY OF KESPONSIBLE HOUSES. Catalogues and Price Lists Mailed ! 25¢ | Tooth powder 20¢ Listerated—reg’ly 25¢ bolt'e ___on Application. &) Tollet F:]pe[—Brh'idere $1 10 FRESH AND SALT MEATS. Shipping Butchers, Clay. 104 Tel. Main 1294. 12,000 sheets—reg'ly $1 25 dozen Window screens Oak frame—33—37 inches —adjustable—reg’ly 25¢— Liquor department | JAS. EOYES & C0. B p—— iliEl) H FLLI.HI DESK CO. “?‘.‘3..'?\'“ LUBRICATING OILE I.r:n.\‘ARD & ELLIS, 418 Front st.. S. Phone Malng 1719. PRINTING. Claret—Mouatain Vineyard— 65¢ | ‘ Also burgundy—reg’ly $1 gallon l E. C. BUGHES, PRI, .