The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 7, 1903, Page 27

THE- SAN IRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, ADVERTISEMENTS. ‘WHARF AND NOME F 'ARE DE STROYED BY FIRE ‘Frernont-Street Pier, Belonging to the State, Is Con-| ‘ sumed by a Blaze That Starts Underneath Structure| Is in Danger for a Tim JUNE 7, 1903. REIGHT ADVERTISEMENTS. HEWHITE HOUSE IMPORTANT SALE e - -Commencing Monday, June 8th. ! ‘ and Pacific Mail Dock ; ¥ A | s | SPECIALS llll—————— © SUIT DEPARTMENT i : . || Model Costumes | There 3 left of those high-grade pian | ‘ ' Fl)r street and 8\-5']il1g ~“-€::‘r' e s P Sk Lndwig, Smmay. £ Wee [l || Prices $50.00 65.00 80.00' 9500 115.00 150.00 : R ver piinos of oal Kocwe als . | i Formerly $85.00 10000 11500 13500 200.00 £ have bee se c; others are styles 11 ! j - V15 aiantd by e facsie i Tailor Made Suits Smith & g, u;l;u; i In cloth, ch=viot and fancy mixtures, 7 sy, Sk | | Prices $22.50 30.00 35.00 J [ Formerly $3500 ° 4500 60.00 | ‘White Lawn Suits Trimmed with point de Paris.and Oriental lace. One Baile 1 i Prices $7.50 8.50 9.50 " "o | l Formerly $1250 1350 1500 | POK'T HESITATE TO MAKE INQUIRIES ¥ ; i : : | | CLOAK DEPARTMENT e (1) ‘B : i Covert Jackets-=-Custom Made ad - ; Prices $9.00 12,50 17.50 21.50 ’ ! Formerly '$12.50 18.50 25.00 30.00 ONE PPICE PIANO HOUSE. ‘ hak oy 931-933 Market St., San Francisco | Silk Coats 1 / & . Of peau de soie and taffetas. | TP, = Prices $17.50 20.00 22.50 27.50 30.00 40.00 P 3 i e i) { 5;'; ‘Q\\‘fi {:"% A Formerly $25.00 30.00 45.00 55.00 x 1 7 g = i FIRE THREATENS WOMEN OBJECT = | Poe - an- Shamiung. Cauts > ' Prices $18.50 22.50 27.50 35.00 40.00 50.00 QBF[S UF GHNN '|'|] I,'H][HA'”BN | Formerly $27.50 3250 4000 50.00 6500 75.00 i | ' i A : . SHIRT WAIST DEPARTMENT Fiames Destroy Some Proposal to Affiliate Ta- S A | ¥ : Property, but Are coma Clubs Causes e ' White Madras Waists Checked. Debate. B e et | And cheviot effects in blue and black stripes, sl 00 —_— destriction. For a time the United | ‘ tucked front and back. Value $1.5 o O e Ca States customs officers who are on ‘lu‘::.‘ ‘ 5 3 : s | TACOMA, Jume &3 controvrey WY | o i of chinamen who are e ‘ White Dotted Swiss - Waists . the Women's Christag | " 1" ::Td‘A‘z:;:“::fét;p::;‘?h,o.;'lm(heas}i I Also prettily embroidered, lace trimmed and 5] 0 e Lk oA bt o et ] ‘, tucked effects.in fine lawn. "~ Value $2.00 ration h;"'vr'r>r'k-’:n4“ta(:x‘-‘rxd‘,: f:f! M';(:‘x::,- broke out under pler 36, wh‘h n | | 4 2 . i i 1 tnsnk i e o ,\‘;,\:n;:,;,1':,;::;l S ‘ White Corded Madras Waists o Coafinde w08 s ghaumis fuberny| 20, 17 FBALT cnia” op UENEERLE G g | In.new yoke. effects; tucked front, tailor ton. The matter his horn submitica 10 R e m’}c,ffi{{;hl “finish. Also imported dimity in assorted sz M rovalt ot a wite eiermics i pintghade (| 2 154 WRAHLSSE slab Dalses SHr e | colored stripes. Value $2.50and $3.00. . The lib: element among the member:] Enierprise salgon, pwned by, Henry oost | SRR | S 2 L 3 ship of the unions is strongly in favor affiliating. On the other side the tempe; ance women include a strong cor tive following which mitted against ha with club women m claims tpat cou sympathy with temperanc punch is often served at tions and th t ar the head federatic intoxicating beve as water. They alliance with their wor work, th ral reception h or some mild ! flow ax free e belleve eir dow upon the loc to affiliate under consideration Union L e, L MOUNTAIN HOMES. Shasta Retreat. weir/soctal func- that an s would besmirch unfons have the The Great Aunt’i’un Sale.of Lots at at the intersection of Fre-| The fire crept | and located mont and Brannan streets & the sewer and set the saloon prop- | ot PHOTOGRAPHS TAKEN BY r- FIRE ING FIREBOAT AND WATZR BATTERY THAT DESTROYED FREMO! White Cheviot Waists THROWING STREAMS ON STREET WHARF. The latter turned in an | alarm and then 1.m.om\m1‘}‘;.. save what he could. He first carricd his big dog to| a place of safety, and removed personal property and some of his stock. BENNETT SAVES CARTRIDGES. The fire crept under the wharf and ig- | nited a stack of dry lumber which was| al ! wa d Joost The 375-foot shed which 5. the Fremont street wharf w. @ of flames, and the firemen could not Streams ‘were_thrown on the burn- The firemen ring blaze. of enter. ing structure from all sides displayed their usual bravery by working 1y while the wharf beneath thelr feet was blazing and was In danger of collapsing Christian ir the . con | at rkerd af large. | lving within tén feet of the long shed put | At any minute The central oma has voted | up by the Harbor Commissioners. In an FIREMEN FIGHT BRAVELY. instant the lumber was burning briskly. [ 1. i4e the long shed we the night watchman, itried ses of wine, te: The me is- | John Bennett valuable ‘hydraulic machinery and tarred s will arise-in other-vities and prob- | to prévent the spread of the flames, but| yine” awajting shipment to Nome. The ably eventually be submitted to the Na.| with little success. He saved the book| tarreq pipe fed fue] to the flames. The tional Woman's Christian Temperance | and shipping receipts kept by one of the| ymmenge structure was made of redwood State employes and carried them 10| ang was extremely dry. Half an hour Joost's saloon. He also left hig cost there ' grter it had caught fire the shed collapsed in order that he might do good work.| Ag ¢ fell in with a crash a shower of Upon returning to the saloon with more sparks and charred wood was sent high property a few minutes later he was Sur-| n the air and the wind carried the fire- priced to find it rapldly being consumed | prands far into the bay. the flames. It was impossible for him | g 450n gs Assistant Chiet Dougherty | by An interesting event !s the gz oy 4 o e Rones 1ott 2 “c=| or dny ore else to enter-the building, and | ;,1iveq on the scene and saw the mag- g e, g i 3 tion sale of mountaln home lots'at Shasta | &1 0% V0° "Lery Sna his awn coat webe | Aitage. op the s e e i neas . ko was - | June 22, 1903. Sale ufider management of | consumed in the flames. Whem. e five AbkkIGaviinsr Meait i R o B llga et Easton, Eldridge & Co.. (his city. Lots| Bennett proved himself a brave man. In | ang Governor. Irwin were late in arriving w25 at big one weigh?” | will be sold without reserve. terms easy.| one of the little houses on the Wharf|on the scene, but when they got. their 2 g B Rmmer retrenr, by ifetime {0 were stored four cases of cartrdiges. De-| pumps going they flooded the dock with . . if ivs | B LS and further information cac agen:| SPite the danger he carrted the cases and | salt water. Engines were placed on the sy 3 g about @ | gouthern Pacific Company. Ask tor iiue. | their conténts to a safe place. He had to| wharves adjoining the burning structure. trated falder. | make four trips, and nearly succumbed to | Somie were set on pler 3%, between the i - e the emoke and heat. Flames were com- | flames and the Mail dock. Ilcavy streams to Sou svernme: Several agents have America by the Hungar to study the commercial sit th:! ing up between the boards when he made | nt| his last trip. | When-the fire department, resonding to were played on the burning lumber and after an hour’s work the department had the flre under control. Charles F. Doe & Co. suffered a slight Broken Lines of... W anong the women who vl Al Trimmed Hats Half Price Now. OMEN'S SUITS AT BADLY BROKEN PRICES. alue or excuse the reduction chase « glad 10 that w tin. go one of But someti to keep them from becoming clogged HERE'S THE LIST: come for the suits. This z:q GRANT Women who. are planning the pur- as cconomically as possible will suits are splendidly tailored from blue or biacl loss. Lumber belonging to the firm left on the wharf was destroyed, ‘but the firm’s main yard escaped destruction by reason of the work of the Fire Depart- ment and the direction of the wind. @ sivrieelesloiofonionie Difficulties of Long Trains. Freight traffic on the Western lines has increased so much of late that it has be- come very difficult to insure trustworthy | means of communication between the en- gine and caboose when they are separated by thirty or forty loaded freight cars. Many of the double-header trains hauled daily out of Chicago and Kansas City and other Western points are so long that the rear of the train cannot be seen from the engine when rounding long curves or as- cending steep grades. A railway paper tells of some interesting efforts to over- come such obstacles: »f 'a new suit and want to buy be ) hear of this opportunity. The cheviots and sergés—fabrics ill be in fashion as long as the bes round—and not a single them has any fault of any kind mes the wheels must be oiled with small lots and odd sizes. R G.50. $10.00 ) Two Suits at.. ..were $19.50 [he announcement . that a Western s 850 Eicht Suits : - road is to supply conductors with field E .50, .. Zight Suits at. A ...were $10.50 - . g glasses and a heliograph outfit for use by y .50 .. Two. Suits at -$16.50. . .were the head brakeman and the engineer $11.50. . $16.50 | Ninetcen Suits at..$17.50. .. were brings out the suggestion from a Montana at $12.50 . 117.50 |-Five Suits at $18.50. . were paper that while this plan will work on v $13.50. . .were $18.00 | Four S at ..were some parts of the line, it will be neces- . g . 5 sary to use the long-distance telephone on You'li natice t nose of the lots are large bigaest is others, the trains are so long that the curves shut off the view of the engine from the conductor. The heliograph, it is conceded, may work on the plains, where the vision Is not obstructed except by oc- casional blizzards, but for mountain sinu- osities the trainmen are stated to prefer the far-reaching ‘phone. Still better, per- haps, might be a:parrow gauge track on top of the train, on which a light trolley car could rapldly convey the train of- siclals in their business trips between rear and front ends. ““This is w hat I call 4 gilt-edged invest- ment,” sald the persuasive agent. “Yes,' answered Farmer Corntossel. AVENUE brick .1 bought. The edges were fine, but the dnside was a delusion uand a snare.”"— | Washington Star m‘.‘ 92000 0900000000000900000000900006. | R e 2 | by parasites destroying the vitai x gérm and restores the hair to its “but that's just how it was-with the gold DPeople—all =atisfled that it is the most . y abaze and in a short time it vas | Of heavy material in figured effects, pleated $2 75 bu 3 merrily e T ne £y, ~lr S - tteam schoonet Phoentx, which was Iying [/ e SRR e a7 front and back. Value $3.25 . at the wharf, discovered the blaze and reached the scene it encountered| Fred Woolford, a teamster, bemoaned | the loss of a truck belonging to E. Car- | ley and himself. He had driven it there |at 5 o'clock with a big anchor for the | Rosecrans, which was scheduled to come | to the wharf to-morrow and take on a cargo for Nome. He was told it would be perfectly safe to leave the truck there. NOME FREIGHT CONSUMED. During the progress of the fire the smoke was so thick that the firemen could not see each other and frequently the members of one hose company delug- | ed another company with salt water. | C. A. WcPhee's barn in the rear of Joost’s saloon escaped by a narrow mar- | gin, The teamsters led the horses to a | place’ of safety and then lent their ef- | forts to stopping a spread of the fire. Pler No. 35 had been used during the Colored Washable Silk Waists In fancy striped effects of blue, pink and gray. Special Silk and Crepe Waists $7.50 9.00 9.50 10.50 11.50 12.50 Formerly $10.50 12.50 1500 16.50 Wrappers, Kimonas, Matinees st o monie 55 Atk G 7,50 8,50 10.50 1250 15.00 16.50 clal Company. A grgat deal of frefght | g A . Formeriy $10.00 12.50 to 25.00 | FRENCH NAINSOOK UNDERWEAR HAND EMBROIDERED $6.50 The former United States transport was to take on her cargo on Monday and sail | on Wednesday. The loss to the company | I5 exccedingly heavy. The loss to the! State will be very small, as its property | Is nsured. The entire loss will not ex- ceed $25,000. | . During the progress of the fire the Ch Chinamen cooped up In the _decention | WHICITIISES shed on the Mail dock erowded the barred windows and watched the firemen flgh[‘ the flames. | The steamship Chehalis was lying at the | wharf and might have been destroyed but | for the nresence of the mate. He gath- | ered some men and they managed to push the vessel out into the stream. One of the State tugs then took her to a place of | safety. R ) The English School Boy. ! The English public school boy, atter he| UL AW ECIS has spent a year or two or has gone so | Q far as to take a pass degree at a univer- | b(-'Ll”“"ped € of tucks. § sity, is one of the most profoundly ignor- | Gowns ant creatures on the face of the earth. Of geography he knows only as much as he | Nzatly embroidered, rolling collar and cuffs, front of fine tucks. Reduced to may have gathered by collecting postage Skirts stamps; with English literature he is not even on terms of distant politeness; as With deep flounce, finished wi‘h elaborate embroidery and scallop=d edge. Redu‘edto CORSETS . EXCLUSIVE IMPORTATION the composition of his letters would make a housemaid smile.—Pall Mall Magazine. | Larze assortmentof new models Sanakorand White -House Corsét a la Souveraine . Prices $2.25 fo $35.00 By dissolving a little gelatin in milk | the milk can be carried in solid blocks, | CoR.Posr % Kearny 3718, . Sca'loped edge, with eyelets for baby ribbon. Reduced to Corset Covers ! Scalloped edge i Reduced to $1.65 $1.80 dge, with embroidery and cluster Reduced to A $2.60 and would gain rather than lose nutri- ent value. ——————————————————— NEW ADVERTISEMENTS NIP IT IN THE BUD. First Appearance of Dandruff a Fore- runner of Future Baldness. | That such is fhe case bas been con- | clusively proven by scientific research. | Professor Unna, the noted European skin spectalist. declares that dandruff is the | burrowed up cuticle of the ucllr. caused | ty f i hair bulb The hair becomes lifeles: "nl::s[ in_time falls out. This can be prevented. Newbra's Herplcide kills this dandruff natural | by thousands of i i [ 1‘ I $4.50 softness and abundancy. Herpicide is now u WO rful hair nreparation on the mar- gt to-day. Sgld by leading druggists. nd 10c in stamps for sample to The Her-e picide Co., Detroit, Mich. '