The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, April 19, 1903, Page 21

N AMERICA GAINS &nd will start on his return May 13. Changes hands Monday, April 2. Gus H. Xiborn & J. Emmet Hayden, prop’s. * THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, APRIL 19, 1903. 19 -~ N VENEZUELA blic A,enmment Now | Favorable to the i United States. ; Commends Active | ng of Schoolhouses 1 San Juan. RRERRRRRER RERRRRARRRY, WMRRWI v.u-muu m 18—A wonderful | and a remark- favorable to e reported by Min- ith the 2 get Presid Castro’s a to The Hague s he found a2 won- PERERER RRERRRARRRY v FOR IMPERIAL LOAN ARE MISLEADING scription Is Entirely the Knowledge of the Plethora of Takers Regarding t t because it was an would cer- . - EMAN CONSUL WARNS AINST ALASKAN CAMPS Not Pre- Side i Order Does American of the Line. Dawson an Art Patron. 8 cess Louise of the Imperial Foreign Office eached the conclu- sold as a regular e it Mocney Will Not Accept. Several Cardinals b Mgr etters from M ey, Vicar Gencral Ne rk, one of = during rtly be com- r in the Sorbo and often routing statue is being modeled by Puech, the sculptor. It will be nt quare of the Madeleine and during the month of May. Commission Starts. 18—A large number of assembled at the depot | g00d-by to the members of | ommission to the St. Louis which, headed by Commission- | La Grave, started to attend | ceremontes. | French nennne mnuummn PRERRRRERER RRRRRRY. RRRRRRY mmim-, PRRR RREPRRE R PRRRER RRRRRRRRERE RRRERRE RREEERR RERRERRREEY RERRRRR RRRRRRY KRy, ave says he expects to look | field and determine on the plans, he i obliged to make his visit short e Ferry Cafe, 16 Market Street, E and velvet ribbon, Tuscan Hats--Trimmed with wreaths of forget-me.note, poppes o cherrigy finehed with th: tyles that are shown everywhere for $8.00, ss 5 ............. .50 new rosettes of ribbon and straw. hers for. . . Children's Dress Hats—A very prer The Fashionahle Dress Fabrics Are the light weight sheer fabrics, and the - popular Engish Mohair weaves. From our hundreds of s'vles of spring and summer fabrics marked at the ex- ceptionally low }:mpmum prices, we ment on to-day ¢ colorings, . £1.00 Twiie—A © of summsr $1 00 —In new nch Londo 40-inch Crepe de Paris shades of buc, tan, gray, brown, gobelin, S ard - 75¢ | 36-inch Albatro:-s— A compiete asor- ment in both seet and evening chades, vard 50¢ i 75¢ 38-inch Metal Print Mchair—Insmall dots and f , a very potular fabric for costumes, street 36-inch Et n\inev——h a full Jin ngs and black, yard . Porto Rico Cigars All this week 10 for 25c. Sale Trunks, Bays, Teleseopes coversd with brown painted duck, 4 or 5 hard- . $6.40 Sa’e L:dl’ler‘ Club Bagh——(;:nnn Leather made in imitation of Wa'rus, e, n'ckel catchesand ni nch, sizes, 12, 13 an , $1.85 and § Mo 199 10 cach, ccmmencin; of any size Sale of Paper Fnbcr Ielc old Rings—$1.98 ve purchased the balance cf a ring man- teck of this particular style of Solid pretty style it is, too) of Genuine Ru- Sapphires—that would be very - $1.98 Toilet Articles At Emporium Prices with bies or cheap indeed at $4.00 cach— and (Her them for Mon‘ay only a = Mennen's Talcum Powder, 2 for 25@ e Packer's Tar Scap. . . . . . 15¢ size “4711"" White Rose Soap, = for 256 25c sizz Lyen’s Tooth Powder . . . . 15@ $1.00 size Lambert’s Listerine . . . . G6@ $:.00 size Dr. Charles’ Fie:h Food . . 500 kirk’s Sozodont. . . 50 's Sczodont . . . 165€ size La Blache Facz Powder. . . . 25€ 25¢ size Roger Callet Toilet Soap . 20¢ Sale of Pearl Buttons, Eftc. 300 gross pure white Pearl Buttons, good quality, clear colo-, 16, 18, 20, 22 and 24 line sizes, Mon- day only, card of 2 dozen. . se ‘White Feather Stitch Braids, piece. . . JO@ Whalebone -tock collar foundation . . §274@ Rubber Hair Curlers, set . . . . . . 25¢ Omo Odorless Dress Shiels, pair . . . 28€ 500 yards French Sewing Thread . 15¢ Monograms, all comb Francais Darn'ng Peari Head Stic Heoken Hose Sus orters . Misses” children’s Wash Dresses Dozens upon dozens of preity styles in Children’s Wash Dresses. Small prees, but big values Two styles Chiidren’s Gingham and Dresics, made with short scuni yokes—finished with wide ruffie—trimmyd with fancy braid and colored embro dery, sz2s for I to § years at 50¢ Child’s Dress of fine French Gingham, made long waist effect and Bi hop sleeves —fancy white braid and embroidery trimm'ng—b.uz 2nd white or pink and whit:— s’z=s for 1 to 5 years $1.25 Misses’ Wash Dress, of Chambray, yoke trimmed with fancy white pique ani cmbroidery — made waist effect with fuil gath red skist — rds and blues, solid calors, s years Sai or Sui*—s0'id color large collar trimmed with fancy black and whte braid —Bishop slesve, full gather:d M skirt, red and bue colors—sizes for 6 84 YR .G aers w siecs $1.75 Misszs' Washable D esses— fine Clnmbnyl, French Ginghams and P.ques—all in the newest n,xu for girls 6 to 14 years. .. . ’l—’lu‘hfl) Misses’ White Dmuu-m fine lawns and Charm in Our Millinery Almost every style in chic, clever Millinéry is represented in our beautiful parlors on second floor—large hats, flower hats, the new turbans, toques and bonnets. Designs by our own skilled designers, and the work of some of the test known New York and Parisian Milliners A Special Valuc—In tucked Chiffon Hats, tri Very few pattern hats left—reduced in price zo to 50 per cent. 3 eeial Sale or Solid ass>rtment, most moderately priced from . . $3.50 to $5.00 Fabric Special Sale e s Goods ordered by matl or tele- plmne will not be sent C. O. D. Two-c'asp Taffeta ‘CALIFORNIA'S LARGEST= $1.25 Peau de Soie 87¢c And other great Black Silk values A thousand yards only of fine double faced black Peau de Soie; rich, heavy quality with brilliant luster; made espacially for dress wear and s at $1.25 the vard; Monday 500 yards on'y of 27-inch Black Peau de Soie, made expressly for w ’s coats; a heavy, brilliant- ly finished, good wearing qua also regular at $1.25 the yard; offer- ed for Monday and Tuesday only at . . 89¢ Thousands of yards of Laces on Sale medallions and festooring in white, ecru and butter color— A collection of this season’s such as are used tor wash and wool dres<es \Valbts and hat trlmmmgs——all open—work and separable effects— a hundred of the newest patterns—in widths ranging from 1 at less than half regular prices. Lac A Brilliant Array of Women’s Spring Costumes D qu'te plainly fi for this semt-Anual Sale Clothing, Furnishings ¥ses The large sales of the past three months have vreatly decimated many lines of Men’s and Boys’ Clothing, This immsnse assortment of odd sizes and broken lots has been weeded out from the regular stock and will be placed on sale, beginning to-morrow, at prices so ridiculously low as to insure their The Clothing is all new, desirable Spring and Summer patterns Even if you have already bought a Summer suit, you will want another when you see these beauties Vacation Suit—fully one-third off now if we have his size, The Nettleton $5.00 Shoss Furnishing Goods and Hats. clearance before closing time next Saturday night. and styles. —$20.00 worth for $12.75. and we are sure to have it in some one or another of the numerous offerings. are a wonderful bargain at the sale price. Many small broken lines of cur very best $16.50, $17.50 and $20.00 Spring Suits— fine worsteds, tweeds and cassimeres; cut and made in the most fashionable manner et $12.75 Extra Spec;al—Mcn s fine 3!2 50 and g$15.00 new Spring Suits, in tweeds, worsteds and cheviots; lined with a superior quality of serge, cut in the newest styles, hair cloth . $10.75 Special OIfoHng of Boys’ by America’s leading tai'ors. Monday, your choice for . front; yous choice of any of these small lots for . Clothing Choice of many styles Boys’ for ages 9 to 16 years, all-wool materials in tweeds - $3.98 Norfo k and Two-piece (‘v: small and odd Jots of the styles that we piece Vest Suits, and cassimeres; splendid 5, oo and $6.00 grades for. EBoys®’ €ailor, Suits—Al sod at $3.00, your choicz now Boys' Wash 8sicr wai and long, braided collurs, the $2.05 styles, now Boys’ B'ouse Waists—Fut color percales and madras, blouses cut large, regular 35c values for Men’s $2.00 to $3.00 Hais on Sale $1.50 Your choice of many of this ecason’s styles in both ¢oft and stiff hats —broken lots of soft hats in th= brims, with the cord c-eas= on the fedoras in either bound edges — calns black, pearl, Beginning Monday we offer about 50 very St « Skir:s—mad= of Taffe as and Peau de Soles d—others handsomely trimmed with Jace and ornaments—some with silk drop skirts—some with near silk drop skirts. that we have bezn seliing from $9.95 o 83 cale, divided int> 4 d fierent lcts as follows: All Alierations on Skirls Suits—Fast color percales, madras, +dacc ant nea cowsh, sz £5°3 0 15 years, bowss €1 purposes; guaranteed to give good <aisfaction; always sold regularly 87¢ and Tuesday only xch guaranteed Black Taffeta, yard . 265@ s-inch guara teed Black Taffeta, yard . 86€ 36-inch extra value Back Taffets . . $7,00 36-nch Black Peau d= Soie, yard . . $1.50 zo-inch Black Gros Gran, yard . . . . 85@ 20-nch Black Armure Silk, yad . . . 85@ prettiest lace galoons, es worth up 1o 25c yard...o. .- o] 9c sates, white and fast black; pair . . “Hermedcrf dye, sizes §14 to 8; pair ........ 250 Fowne’s 2-claspViennese Thread Glove 50€ We never place a Jictitious valuation fan goods in or- ler to show a big reduction. Our sale prices are legtti- mate cuts from regular low prices. Gloves Gloves—tans, modes, 25¢ Gloves — fast black, il | il | bl o i i | o | | | | | | AMERICA'S GRANDEST STORE Make Room Some great values for iwo days The second installment of our Spring and Summer Ribbon Stock is in the stock rooms waiting its chance to be disp!. the big R bton Depznmcm in the rotunda. selected more than 1000 piezes of ribbons, odd brands and widths, where color assortments are broken, good qualities from the best makers, in brown, navy, heliotiope, cerise, pink and blues, and many other colors, suitable for neck, hair ribbon and fa work, and offer them Monday and Tuesday at b 2000 yards Nos. 5 and 7 Satn Ribbon, 10¢ and 12%4c valuzs, per yard. . . 1500 yards No. 9 Satin Risbon, No. 16 "Faficch Ribbons, 25 vaeg ot » s . 46 2000 yards 274 to 474 inch Saf Ribbons and Taffeta Ribbens, worth up to 33¢ yard, at . '4(-‘ 1500 yards plain and {nncy weaves, in pinks, bluss and o her good co'ors, widths up to 5- inch, and worth as high as 4sc yard, at 19¢c Laces worth up to goc yard Sale Sample Line Silk Skirts h silk —some This line comprises skirts .50 each— Skirts worth up to $14.95 at. . . . 86885 cage, pretrily trimmed with 3 rows Mexican titching— Skirts worth up to $18.50 at. . . . $8.95 has full French sleeve, prettily pleated and stitched — our Skirts worth up to §23.50 at . . $13=50 introductry = for this ultra-stylish coat only Skirs worth up 032,50 2t i SPTuE 1 S0P LTSN ST S U Sar $12.50 New Taffeta €ilk Waists—In the coffec waist effect—in shades of whits, light b'ue, pink or will be Extra green It is time to buy the Boy’s Read on. three- fal $1.38 23¢ nutrias and steel; znd new bloclu in Derby Hats, in any metal Fost Handsome me'ed irch s Monday cnly bed — in Read other interesting furniture items in our special Furnilure Imporitant Sales of Madras and Domestics 20c Madras for 12¢—U:e- ful, stylich, lasting Madras fabric , the good 2cc kind, almost a yard wide, in a splendid rangs of <olorings, Monday cnly, yard.. 120 New Tussah Silks —A small kt, in 3 styles of fancy open-work and dot, natural ecru coler, a 75¢ value, until sold, yard. 500 New Organdies — 70 inches wide, in wh te, nile, yellow, pnk, sky blue, black, -y yard 350 Ral Oxfords, best Scotch makes, yard. . 300 India Linon—= cass, sheer weave, white height of crown or width of brim— commen- cing Mionday and durng the continuance of (his sale . . . white es in - $1.50 Sale Enameled Beds, Monday Only, at $4.98 and god, carmine circumference —-chilied and goM, work, gresn handsome Fine White B'ankets - 72180 inchzs, for the Ja gest bed, weighs 5 lbs., a $4.90 value, pair $3.95 White B ankets—Almost all wool and well made, pair $2.65 Comforters —Two small lots of ourghigher grade makes, full size and liberally filled wita good the_t wadd'ng, were £1.65 and $1.75, Monday-Tuesday only, your selection §fo 38 Comforters—Another good lot, cheice in Women’s Dresses—Designed season’s models by —of Etamines, Voiles, Hom-spuns and Novel:y Su't- ings—at fully a quarter less than most first-class stores ask for same qualities. $10.00, $12.45, $14.95, $18.50 Pongee Sik Box Coats—like picture—s me- thing distinctly new—box pleat down back, and small Mesican stitching —an 88. 50 value for . . Popular Priced Spring after th= best of ths New York’s best women tailors lined thcughout and prettily ornamented with - $7.25 an assortment ot all zbout 1500 pieces in Men's Und: rwear—Fa thissale . . . fzes, merincs sizes only; 14 stitched Mev's 75¢ twille Madras cloth, Boys” 75¢ all-wool Golf usual y cold for £5and $6, for and gold, black ani gold, in ful double size only, head 60 Japan Tea, b and clean cut--iegwar v.ue, j7.50—on specal sale, - Pk iy oo TS K 5 4 New Sanca Clara Prunes, g los. « . . . ad” in to'da}'s Examiner. Bmporium Baking Powder—strict- Sheets and Cases—Our de- pendable, well made shects and cases, priced for all this week— Single Bed Sheets, 54x90in. . . 374 € 3(-Bed Sheets, 63xg0in. . . . . 45G Small Doubls Bed Sheets, 72x90 . .500 Double Bed Sheets, 81x90 . . 88¢c Extra size Sheets, 9oxg9> . . 600 Pllow Cases to match above: 45x36, I2%465 sox36, IG5 54x36. . . . . . 150 White Cambric—2 lots; one fine white 4 inches to 4 inches—Monday and Tuesday only Broken Lots of Men’s Furnishings Men’s Golf and Stiff Bosom Shirts—Of M:dras Cioth ard Percales, $1.00 and g1.50 values, for this sale . Men’s Neckwear—Bows, Four-in-hands and Imperials, regularly soc and $1.00 values, cu: for this sale to. Men’s Undershirts Only —A dozen bwken lin s, all colors, 50¢c and 75c va'ues, all redueed to. .. . . Imported Fancy Hose—Stripes ani figures, regular 25¢ kinj, 3 pairs 505, or single pair Broken Lne of Men's Seamles; Black and Tan Hose, pair . E. & W. Collars, 6 for 50c Good staple stand-uo and turn-down styles, in four 10 styles Men's 5oc Suspenders at . £3 2dd lo's of $1.00 Bike Pants, 1o cl Uy soxs’ Golf Ehirts—Many sz2, ths biggest coliar bargain you ever ‘got. “‘Lady Ros:"s Daughter,” by Mrs. Ward. . - £ “The Circle,™ by Thurstoms Men's Japonette Handkerchicfs—Full size, he,r:. ity " by Edgerton Caste. """"""""" a «The Legatée,”” Alice Prescott Smith. 4 Night Robes, cut fill size 3 g;: e the Thiwn.™ by Al 35¢ 75¢ values for. . . % Boys® fancy color, well made 75c Sweate A. E. Naflleton ( Syracuse, N. Y.) $6.00 Shoes, $3.95 Duting this sale your cheice of any style of our complete stock of th's famovs make of men’s Shoes, Thcre are Vici Kid, Patent Vici Kid, Box Ca'f, Velour Cslf and Enamecled Leathers—8 ¢ifferent Sale 1,000 Pairs Curtains All This Week A big purchase of Nott'ngham Lace Curtains at un- usually advantageous terms—about 1,000 pairs—are offered Monday and during the week at from one=-quarter to one-third less than regular prices. There are dozens of mew and mcet desirable patterns in the lot. They are fiom 3 to 334 yards long, perfect and up-to-date in every way, colors either ecru or white. Regularly, pair. . 65¢ 75¢ $r.eo $1.25 $1.50 Sileprice. . . 470 &8¢ 760 880 $1.23 Arabian Lace Curtains — 10 bhandsome new styles, 334 yards long, §2 inches wide, beautiful tone of color, beavy corded work, cable net, value $6.00 pair, mle price this L e e i o Sale Flannelette Gowns, 79¢c, 98¢ Fancy Stripc $1.00 F annciette Gowns - Made with square double yokes, turn-over collar, bishop sleeves, voke and sleeves trimmed with fancy braid, Monday Ribbon Sale ayed upon the shelves and counters in To make room for these we have Fine Qua ity $1.25 Fiannclette Gowns — Dainty stripss and checks, cither square or surplice yoke; some embroidery trimmed, others with fancy braid, full length and width, Monday only, each . . . 98@ Ladics’ $1.75 Gowns —Of Daisy cloth and fancy striped Flannelette, in either the square yoke, surplice or Empire effects, pret- tily braid trimmed and silk scalloped edge, Monday only, cach . . $1.35 Ladies’ White Petticoats — Fne cambric, umbrella flounce, with 2 rows of machine made torchon insertion, lace ruffle, with cambric dust rufle underncath, an ex- ceptional value at . . . . $1.25 Ladies’ extra fine Cambric full-front C orset Covers, torchon lace trimmed, for.. 50@ Ladics’ Drawers—Soft finished Mus- lin, yoke bands, umbreila flounce of lawn, tucked and edged with lace 35¢ y a.f and less 1han ha!f regular prices. 1000 yards of allsilk fancy Loui-ine Ribbon, in pinks, blues and white, new goods and very preity, 4 inches wide, regu- -14¢ 300 picces No. 5 all-slk Black Satin Ribbon, with fancy edge for t imming, 1o-yard pieces, R ie for i1y~ aih h elicie larly 25¢ yard, at. . . . 200 pieces No. 2 Satin Ribbon, odd calors, 10 yard picces, worth 3oc, for 15¢ Persian Rug Sale Beginning Monday 30 percent discount on 300 preces. Nemo Corsets Miss Hill, the Nemo Corset Dem- onstrator from New York, will be with us only for a short time longer. Take advantage of her presence here and have a Nemo Self-reduc- ing, or Nemo Figure- { building Corset (which- ever you may require), fitted by an expert, and know for once what Corset comfoet 5. We picture the Nemo long- hip corset for women with too generous hips; price, 8247 5e There are three others of the self-reducing] shapes. Bathing Suits We have just introduced a new de- partment devoted exclusively to the sale of all kinds of Bathing Suits and aquatic goods. Ladies’ Bathing Suits from . . $1.75 to $9.50 Men’s Bathing Suits, from . . . 85¢ to $4.50 Misses” Bathing Su'ts, from . . $L25 to $2.75 the finest Boys’ Bathing Suits, from . . . 65¢ to $2.50 ~72€ | 1ryni, 25¢ to $1.00—Tights $1.35 to $3.00 . Bathing Caps, many styles. . . . I5¢ to $L00 broken lots in our stock, aggregating | Bathing Shoes, all sizes . . . . . 25¢ to 50c the choicest nove'ty silks and sat'ms, 1 ncy light blue Merino, 75¢ values, mzutdsfg Latest Fiction ............ .59¢| Our Price $1.08 Here are the twelve newest books, all published at $1. 50—the big store’s cut price $1208 ““The Cameleon,™ by James Weber Linn. “Youth,™ by Joseph Conrad. A Lad of the O’ Friels,”” MacManus. “The Pit,” by Frank Norris. ¢Lees and Leaven,” by E. W. Townsend. “Conjuror’s House,™ by Steward E. White. “True Love,” by Edith Wyatt and ribbed goods, browns, tans, blues ani natural -37e 17e ile , 1414, 1617, 17. If we have your The “Vassar’’ Union Suits for Ladies Perfection in fit, wear and style. Nothing finer produced. Medium Weight Merino, white or natural color, suit $2.50 Silk Mercerized, white, pink or sky biue, Chevicts ard Per Hose, fancy t.ps Famous $5.00 and Sale of Hams, Gro-~ ceries, Liquors Best Eastern Hams—Mon- day only, bb. . 5 1-2¢ Best Eastern Rolled Oats, Monday, 9 lbs. .285@ Soda Crackers, Monday, 1§ boxes . . . 470 Good Cove Oysters, 15, Monday, 3 tins 28@ New Fard Dates, Monday, Ib. 98¢ Fancy Carolina Head Rice, Monday, 6 lbs. 500 California Cream Chesse, Monday, b. . f4@ Fancy Oolong, English Breakfast or Uncolored styles of toes—heavy or light we ght, hand-sewed soles, and cith-r lace shoes or Oxford ties 47/ sizes. ly pure, the money-back kind— K b tins. 0@ 1b.tns. . 3P0 }élb-fiu.m 3 b. tins. $7.00 Good Claret—Old wine, Mon- day, 3 gallons $1.00, gallon.. 38 McMullen’s White Label Stout, Monday, Unb'cached Mus in—Fine make, 36 inches w'de, costs in the mill §1{c a yard, but here to-morrow only. . . . . . . . . S0 Tab'ec Damask—2 cases only, 1 snow white, the other cream, strictly a'l linen, well made, 64 inches wide, an exceptional value, RN S L SRS S 65¢ Towe's—A good Bleached an&. 40x20 inches, hemmed ends, each. . . . . . §50 Small lots of Sample Towels from German and Irish Mills at prices Kentucky Belle Bourbon, Monday, quarts 580 Champion Whiskey, Monday, gallon $2.40 Old Tonic Port, upcicrqulity,bfizk . 800 Sherry—Amorom type, bottle . . . 50Q WAAWRRR AAA AR R ARA AN AHREEAA ARARRAR HRRAAARAR LS ARAAAAR MR AR AR AALARAA AR R AN AR R ARAAARA L SARARRR AR ARAAR ARAALARARA AN AAARARAARAAR AR AAAAAR LA LR AAAAARAAAARAAR AAAAARAATAR AARAARA AR AR LR (AR ARAAAALR ARAAAAAARAARAA AAA R AL AR ANR ARAAAAL R AAAAAR AR A ARAARA NS AN aiia e e e for 6 toa | India Linon, a1 the mill had of this number cooring, closcly tufted, superior filing, 13 cambric, the other undressed white muclin, siis fppehs .";_,, to $12.60 |+ i3 15 value, unil sold, yard . . $2%@ dosenonly, each. . . - . . . . $1.00 both 36 inches wide, Monday only, yd.GX@ much under value. % mmmmmmmmmmmmmmw