The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 14, 1903, Page 27

THE SAN 1RADMCISCO CALL. SUNDAY, JUNE 14, 1903. MISCELLANECUS. T m——— NO CREDIT, NO DISCOUNTS, NO COMMISSIONS MID-SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE’ Right at the hei ht of the busiest trade have r enjoy il pe cli 2 s e et aate g usiest spring trade we have ever enjoyed we will put the climax on all in this Before stock-taking prices have been fixed that will inssure the lar, 2 i . e € 2 2 s est sales in a wee ver H‘adcrby any furniture store on the Pacific Coast. All our great bargains of the pas!g are once more ofile(r::‘i-— others are added. If LOW PRICES FOR THE BEST GOODS amounts to anything it will indeed be “the” CARPETS AT THE BEDROOM CLEARANCE PRICES Dressers $50 mahogany large S full serpentine front . uch prices as we quote to-day cannot be equaled in San Fran oval glass, -bed Davenport, fine springs 35.00 40.00 "'$12 GOLDEN OAK ROCKER, saddle 9.50 y low-frame Velour Cover... ceat; this week only B cisco. Buyers and shoppers just as welcome. Let us but show you m“ 1 now; we know you will buy when you are ready, but it will be a big e S e te s { saving to you if you are ready this week. $60 golden oak, heavy i BEST EXTRA SUPER IN- BIGELOW AXMINSTERS — oval glass and sweil front $45.50 GRAIN CARPET—Splendid new The beautiful patterns—the choice $30 maple French plate fect i : e ! ity 15 r effects }\r-u.dgcflbl }z'uu $1.00 masterpiece designs that San oval glass, swell front.. 521- | which San Francisco Francisco stores are ask- = 5 i £t you went into—at 75C ing $2 for—at l-’a:insicn'ssl'fi:) hc?-’ell&"(? gs}:[;e]x};mgrgl:len Ak amith | osien’s for oy MADEUP BRUSSELS RUGS (I T Sl RSN T el - BRUSSELS CARPET—Exqui- —8:3x10:6—one of our best loom’s’ 5 5 site new colorings—osc per yard most popular designs—ijn. the sea- R SRS $80.00 magnificent design, large . ¥ son’s choicest ~ colorings—worth K‘dr;!l‘\i;.&‘h"::)\ll\lbl)gl‘;(‘\‘l\ \_H_”—d\'n\yu_m i« shaped glass, mahogany “55. 3 s o eavy: good resscr top o n $16.00 if you tried to buy it else- drawers swell front; bevel edged Mgl kbR SR 6, rd g s ent houses et : s \:3;“;,,: e °$12.00 o 15]85 785 Clearance of Chiffonicrs ZHhs o % R AR e szl price is .... p . %B\RI{S_SAEFS s iR _&,‘d"fi"“' gx12 SMYRNA RUGS—Hand- o “ $15 golden cak, with Hat Box $10.25 ! T would . cost some patterns—especially good ther Bargains £22.50 fine cak, 4 feet wide .. 16.25 | you $1 other quality (only a few in this 3-PIECE QUARTERED OAk $40 birdseye maple, serpentine front 30.23 ;‘ ré 85¢c lot)—worth $30.00—tc $22 50 SUIT. colonial deslgn, with mas. 835 swell front mahogany .. 25.50 Edisien’s brice 5 3 effccts: serpentine front $100 grand mahogany ... .. T7.00 0 e e st L . hes wid - & ogany K SE‘IFU,S LL s FRAME BODY BRUS- ° gx12 Two-Sided Rugs—Artistic e $17T.80 We show over 40 other patterns. ! CARPET— e e leats e 30 HITE AT : A Srosteriolly | Siaan e apcatl Nty 8% SEERCE Warte MARGMSUE. | . L irplsen oo SuiiiNens | ............. - S temde it SR We must clear out about 20 patterns of j L3S ERARH TINGLEDMASE i Srats ot AL e Seamtmats Das we S edisiont VELVET CARPET—In splen- feet wide, in 50 different patterns; l’r;a‘\‘; ’.’"fr» ‘1 wheat as central figure of Prices: | fiu harmonious colorings and 2 splendid wearer, Sl 20y sy, Plate Bhror, BaEBE g%'é'%“d A H s AN & effects—w cost y $1.25 in 75¢ qualities; sells at the down- 3 5 B educed from 320. teduced from $36. | any n ¥ s tore— town installment houses for 6oc 2.PIECE BIRDS MAPLE $17.25 $10.50 | Pattos: § $|-00 and 65c. Our ciearance sale price exquisite headboard vattern. 10w Reduced from $23.5 Reduced from $14. : B R L3l iof Shen alnbned et i1 geh Inches wide, heavy shaped S it s 5 i, o 3 i mirror, 38x44..... $3.75 2. $1.60 Grade of Veivet for $1.25 to the country......... " 43(: . . $l“'00 Reduced from $5.50. Reduced from $65. H GREAT CLEARANCE OF i Z 7 | We We { Make I Guarantee It §| | ’ . —~ Davcnports. 0dd Parlor Pieces. r\J L By - Ol Splendid Corduroy Cover $ 25.00 $22.50 COLONIAL ROCKE leather | - 2 ¢ 77 Fine figursd Velour, box in base. 27,50 Seat and back; this sale. 16.50 Mahogan st Frerch Velourl20.00 § sRAaA 3 IR R 5 10 RECEPTI! {AIR, Rush seat; ne steel springs, brocaded velvet , 85,00 i o etk n !$G.0no ; Otten Fapior Boibs: §2 ROMAN ¥ ieniine_Spanish : 3-plece mahogany, finest steel bullhide; and upholstery .$125.00 mahognay finish frame, fino T $32.00 -plece mahogany finish, .$48.50 We make them for our own trade R ... $1.oo Morris Chair. Last week's grand Morris Chair celebra- tion was a success far bevond what we had prepared for. The great twenty-fifth anni- versary prices will continue for another week SOME NEW PATI $50 3-piece ilk tapestry cover $30 massive brocaded vely ' ! | | | ' | | ! | | i t i allment houses NS FROM OUR ” L o get $20 or more ACTORY will be shown this week a its like. O s'4l 25 and sell more than any other house I;'rms is the last opportunity t:eGET A A on the Pacific Coast. MORRIS CHAIR AT FACTORY COST. DINING=ROOM Clearance Prices On Other Tables Quzrte ed Oak or Mahogany Frame COI.ICh Bargains Fine upholstery, covered in sls 25 [ AT - PATTOSIEN'S guaran- Pantasote, 1o0ks lfke, but etter than lrather teed upholstery in every ne—at clearance prices: THE $20 heavy claw- ioot, square. $14.00 Our Price. ....816.50 $50 weathered oak, 21.00 square 32.50 : : 1580 Six feet long. 30 inches wide; At 22 golden _oak, high-grade st=el springs. 2750 round ...... 5.00 LACE CURTAIN and DRAPERY BARGAINS Portieres GREAT BARGAINS $i0 neatly designed quare .. $55 weathered oak, round..35.00 Sideboards SIL25 Lace Curtains GREAT BARGAINS % Buffet, with ser tra #1350 % 0 standard pattern for..........826.00 T, morrow we will offer at Spe- This week we will place on sale in ; P nge o) Sdeboard. fine ausriered cak B%Te cial Sale to close out a fine lot of order to close them out a lot of this 45.00 25 serpentine front patiern....... 1850 Plain and Corded Swiss and Sou- season’s Portieres. Note these from | o a1 20 pretty styles, large’ glass " 3500 tache Lace Curtains. These Curtains among them: - e H0% 4 ; A are of exceptional value and are , HEAVY FRENCH TAPESTRY POR. & | Chairs Chairs Chairs TIERES in panel effects; beautiful color- i noted for their durability. ings and designs; regular val- $4.50 $1.10 § 2 00— Leath 1.70 $5.00—Oak saddle seat $3.50 3 R LA et ¥ 00 T5.00_Manogany Chair. §8.00 THE PRICES g L R S b ' 0 values at, a pai $2.50 1 and 2 pair lots; all the latest popular col- ! A FEW MORE 2.75 values at, a pair. 200 oo resuiae $250 valie, - To 50 ) R 2.50 values at, a pair.. 1.75 L'ART NOUVEAU—Beautiful patterns in | . . 1 4 2 ir 1 11 C! r AEARANCE PRICE SUGGESTIONS Arabian Lace Curtains iewictiissiicas 1-4 4 This Book Case Library Tables AT SPECIAL PRICES Great Clearance Sale }| Solid oak. double door, $25 Table now B18.00 § 375 values at, a pair......$2. All odd »airs and two-pair lots of sdiell - cawe. »wnth hewelc 303 n Table..... 4.00 values at, a pair. Curtains, ‘all single Bed Sets, all | edged mirror, 40 inches ... B20.00 o ojnes at, a pair. remnants and short ends of Lace I wide, 68 inches high. sells 6.50 valuies at, a pair. rmthobggnet andfoth.er articles we | | everywhere else for $15...+ . with to dispose of will be sold re- A R it 40 Table, new. 9.00 values at, a pair i gardless of cost. We have marked ECEg: Hall Stands 12.00 values at, a pair . 7.50 them to sell quickly. | Others Reduced $ 6 Hall Stano fo § 4.50 1id pak Bookcase..$13.00 22 Hull Stand fir $14.75 1;_?5 12 H 1l X tind for $ 7.50 . 75 Hall Stand ror $51.75 sio eff:-c: $16.75 ROy SR SIXTEENTH and MISSION STREETS - »mbination Bookcal ATTOSIEN CO. S NEW YORK BANKS N N SURRLUS Loss of the Week End- ing on June 6 Is road has begun organizing excursions to| On the back of the map is a description Crater Lake, Oregon, the demand for a|by J. S. Diller of the geological features map of that region has greatly increased, | and history of Mount Mazama, including and to meet this demand the Crater Lake | the eruption of its lava flows and pumice, special map, prepared by the United | its glaciation and its final engulfment, States Geological Survey, has been | which produced the great caldera, on the brought up to date and so extended as to | bottom of which arose a small volcanic represent the whole of the Crater Lake | cone that now forms Wizard Island in National Park, on the scale of one mile | the lake. Three excellent views are given to an inch. —one of the western part of the rim, from distribution. | a photograph by Burton L. Cunningham The elevations and depressions are of Ashland; another shows Mount Ma- shown by contours representing vertical| zama restored, and the third is a view of intervals of 100 feet. To denote the very | a model which makes the depression con- steep inner slope of the great depression | taining the lake very impressive. The containing the lake the contours are | price of the map is 5 cents. MAP PREPARED OF CAATER LAKE Oregon National Park is Ehown Fully by The map is now ready for Contour. crowded close together; to show the out- B LA RN t A Wiped Out er_gentler slope they are far apart. " —_— The soundings of the lake are marked OF INTEREST TO PEOPLE OF THE PACIFIC COAST Several Fourth-Class Postmasters Are Appointed and Army Or- ders Are Issued. WASHINGTON, June 13.—Postmaster commissioned: Oregon—Arthur W. John- son, Reston. Fourth-class Postmasters appointed: Oregon—Charles R. Sutton, Lehman, Umatilla County, vice John W. Endicott, resigned; ¥. A. Hartman, Wapanitia, Wasco County, vice Hiram T. Corum, removed. Army orders—Contract Surgeon Elmer E. Mansfield, appointed as member of ex- amining board, Monterey, Cal., vice Ma- jor William Stephenson, surgeon, relieved. Captain Will T. May, Fifteenth Infantry, Biacis DRpated o The Ol on the map, and its greatest depth, near- » ly 2000 feet, makes it the deepest fresh -Since the rail- water in the United States. NEW YORK, June 13.—The Financier says: The notable feature of the bank statement this week was the almost com- i plete reversal of the reserve conditions | as compared with those of the previous | week. The banks gained in surplus an amount nearly equal to that which was | lost in the week ending June 6. The net | increase in cash was much below the es- | timates, which were based upon the trace- able movements of money during the week, these estimates showing a probable gain of $4,257,100, while the actual ndt in- crease was but $1,752,700. To-day’'s dis- crepancy was most likely caused by with- drawals of cash which were not reported to the agencies collecting the data for the estimates, and possibly some of June WASHINGTO. Every mother feels a great dread of the pain and danger attendant upon the most critical period of her life. Becoming paby Mine » mother should be a source of joy to all, but the suffering and danger incident to the ordcal makes i}s nnti_cipltion one of misery. Mother’s Friend is the only remedy which relieves women of the gres’t pain and danger of maternity; this hour which is dreaded as woman’s severest trial is not only made painless, but all the danger is avoided his remedy are no longer despondent or by its use. Those who use t 1, . o ordered to examining board, Monterey. such 1 % 2 usea and other distressing conditions are |for examination for promotion. * | withdrawals may have been by country | gloomy ; mervousness, na g : promotion banks, which early in the week caused overcome, the system is made ready for the coming event, and the to be forwarded to them the proceeds of liquidated collateral loans. It is suggest- | ed also that some of the seceding trust' Steam Turbin> Power. A recent computation has placed the PAGIFIG AOAD 15 NOW R33URED Grand Trunk Extension Practically Certain to Be Built. Will Shorten Distancs Be- tween London and the Far East. NEW YORK, June 13.—Sir Charles Riv- ers Wilson, president of the Grand Trunk Rallroad, who will sail for Europe to-day, says the proposed extension of the Grand Trunk lines through the Dominion of Can- ada to the Pacific Coast, to cost $75,000,000, is now practically assured of success. The enabling bill, which will be the charter of | the new road, has passed through all the committees of the Canadian Parliament and is about to be advanced to the third, reading in the House of Commons at Ot- tawa. This charter provides for the or- ganization-of a separate company, to be | known as the Grand Trunk Pacific Rail- way, with a capital of $75,000,000. Under this charter there will be bullt a line 380 miles long, extending from Quebec to Port Simpson, on the Pacific Ocean, with sev- eral branches. While it was originally intended to use the existing lines of the Grand Trunk be- tween Quebec and North Bay, it has now been decided to build another line between these two points. From North Bay west the line will be practically as heretofore mapped out, passing through the cities of Winnipeg and Edmonton and with branches to Port Arthur, Regina and Cal- gary. The possibility is also being con- sidered of building a branch from Port | Simpson to Dawson City, but under the | charter as now asked for no provision | has been made for this extension. ¥he road will be divided into the East- ern, the prairie and the Rocky Mountain sections. over five years to complete the entire pro. Ject. . | "1t is asserted that the mew route will | provide the shortest line between London and the Far East, and that it will also shorten the distance between many United States points and the Far East, as Port Simpson is about 50 miles nearer the ports of China, Vladivostok and Manila than Vancouver or Seattle, and about 650 | miles nearer than San Francisco, while it is no farther away than these ports from oo on Shirt Waist Patterns South Sea ports. From Liverpool the dls-l tance to .okohama will be 310 miles less | than by the nearest existing line and 1202; miles less than via New York and Van-| It will even be shorter than by | Hawaii, Australia and other couver. the Trans-Siberian Railroad. @ il @ FE VIGTING OF INGENDIAR SuspiciousOrigin of Ten- | ement House Fire in New York. NEW YORK, June 13.—Five Fifteenth street. was of incendiary origin. The dead: THERESA DECICCO, aged 4 years. CAMILLO DECICCO, 2 years old. ALFREDO DECICCO, 4 months old FRANCISCA STAMANO, 6 years old. GUISEPPE CIPRIANO, 24 years old. ways of the building had been covered with oil and that bundles of rags satu- It is claimed by the police that the hall- | W rated with the same substance also were found scattered about the place. The fire was discovered by Lilio Decicco who lived on the third floor of the build ing. He was caring for a sick child when he smelled smoke, and looking into the | ball found it filled with smoke and flames. His cries aroused the other tenants, most of whom escaped. Decicco, his wife and one child were taken down a fire escape Il by a policeman, who tried to return for others, but was surrounded by flames at | the third floor and was preparing to jump when the firemen arrived. The bullding i at this time was burning fiercely, but fire- | men were sent up the ladders in an ef- fort to rescue others. Cipriano was found on the top floor, still alive but unconscious. later. diary origin. been lost. ' — e Expert in Making Antiques. it of the antiques. For instance, lost his suit against Mme. originally given to Ruchomowski. gold. Every detall minute a*lucy.-(‘,hlugo Tribure. | @ ittt @ failure of this item of deposits to show of cash makes the statement ln'- the loss harmonious. which sum added to the net gain of $1, 752,700 in cash makes 34,7 crease in surplus reserve, funds, the surplus is $18,778,175. was observed last week, however, element of bank weakness. ital. hour are obviated by the use of Mother’s i i, i total aggregate power of steam turbines It is worth its weight in gold,” companies withdrew from the banks some serious accidents so comsnon to the critical . i in use or under construction or ordered in | of the cash which they previous!y had F"'e"" ‘bo have used it. $1.00 per different parts of the world at over 500,000 : deposit. A S says many WwWho 7 2 horsepower. Of this total, the major por- | bottle at drug stores. Book containing | tion is used or to be used for the driving clec- valuable information of interest to sent 1o any address all women, will free upon application to FIELD RTCULATOR 00., Atlanta, Ga. of dynamos, alternators or othar of power consumption is marine cngines. —~Power | week was $11,776,100, against $7,857,800 in the previous parisons of loans show that contraction week, reflecting the liquidation in stocks, | was general, six of the larger banks re- trical machinery, while the next in point | which was large early in the week. Th, t decr f e porting a ne crease of only $1,300,000. deposits were $11,795,300, an amount just The changes In about equal to the decrease of loans. The banks lost about $1.49,006 specie show that five It is believed that it will take | persons | were burned to death early to-day in a flat building at 347 East One Hundred and It is believed the fire | 27 ADVERTISEMENTS. HEWHITE HOUSE Announces Extreme Price Reductions. WASH GOODS DEPARTMENT. Commencing Monday, June 15th. Irish Dimities Entire stock, all this season’s designs. and Fancv. Regular 252 per yard Imported Dotted Swisses In white, black and' colored "grounds, : small designs. Regularly 50c per yard French Organdies Chiffon’ finish—in this season’s latest colors and designs. Regular price 50c ‘French Batiste 42 inches wide, chan{pagne shade, embroid- ered designs in self color, also in blue, pink - fisc and black. Regular price $1:00 Imported Scotch Madras ! 32 inches wide. Plain or stripad, in every { conceivable color and design. Regularly 40c, - Zsc j 50c, 60 'Bungalow Washable Silk 27 inches wide. = Regularly 50c and 60c Plain ]5C also 30C 30c 3¢ Imported Scotch Cheviots | White with black dots and white. grounds with stripes. ‘Regular price 40c 25¢ Hand embroidered,white only. Former prices $7.00, $8.00, £9.00. Reduced to Silk Stripe Challies l Special value ‘Royal Brocaded Madras | For shirt waists and shirt waist suits. 50 | ular price 75¢ Entire Stock of Exclusive French Novelties | | 3 In silk broche, Iiner\homespuns, bareges and Mous= | $4.50,$5.00 3 Reg- C seline grenadines at HALF PRICE. Remnants of This Season’s Goodsin All Lengths BELOW COST. 7] ! COR.PosT & KEARNY 3Ts. | Motorists Lose Their Heads. Telephone as Medium of Slander. in He was taken to | the hospital, where he died half ]an hour Again the firemen started up the | ladder, but they were forced back by the | blaze, and further search of the building was impossible until the fire was extin- guished. The bodies of the three Decicco | children were found on the third floor. | Cipriano is thought to have assisted mem- | bers of the Stefano family to the street and was overcome when he returned to make further rescues The police are of | the opinion that the fire was of incen- There have been a number of incendiary fires in tenement houses in | this locallty and a number of lives have | seems that the hitherto unknown | Russlan craftsman, Ruchomowski, maker much discussed tiara of Saita- phernes, is the author of other curios | fondly imagined by owners to be genuine M. Reitingler, | son-in-law of Cattani, the financler, who | Humbert, | | owned what was thought to be four val- | uable antiouities which Ruchomowski has | now identified as his work. M. Reitingler | was partly consoled by finding that he | had paid less for them than the price | In the | Ruchomowski collection iz a small hu-| man skeleton three inches high, made of | is carried out with | The reserve requirements were reduced $2,948,825 through the decrease in deposits, 525 as the in- carrying this item to $9,477,175, or only $198.175 below the | surplus on May 2. Computed on the basis of deposits, I:; $37,204,000 of Government It may be noted that the loans of the banks are this week again in excess of deposits, such excess being $18,52,300, or the largest since attention was first called to this pecullarity of bank conditions. As thig excess of loans cannot be regarded as an It seems to show that the requirements of the coun- try are such as to make advisable the employment of all the avallable resources of the institutions, in circulation and cap- The daily average of bank clearings jast. mooo:ou against $251,000.000 in : ! the previous week. notwithstanding stock The loans ¢l the banks were reduced ' gspecuiation was in greater volume. Com- A curious action for compensation, which. for the first time, the telephone appears as the medium of slander, has just been tried at Milan. The parties were a Signor Venturini, a chemist, and Signor Guanbarotto, a barrister, who had acted as counsel for the former, and, as his fee had not been paid, continually called up by telephone his former client at his place of business to demand pay- ment, in language declared to be abusive. ‘When Signor Venturini happened to be absent other persons frequently had to listen to the barrister’'s angry language. The court condemned the unwary lawyer in damages.—New York Tribune. | That the motorist can not help reckless driving was maintained by a French sa- | vant in a recent meeting of scientists in | Paris. The furor steals over them. In setting out they intend to go at a mod- erate pace, but as they warm to the work | they must rush on faster and faster. The | fiying landscape through which they tear | forward produces the kind of giddiness | whizh Arabs say takes hold of them in the fantasia. In this state motorists would run down those nearest and dear- | est to them as unhesitatingly as though | they were so many animals. ————————— George G. Rockwood of New York has just passed half a century as a photogra- pher. He has made portraits of many | prominent men and has posed every Presi- | dent since Van Buren. gkl e ity A person can now go from New York City to Seattle, on Puget Sound, fn four days. PRRERERERP RER RERRY RRRERRRRRRRERRRRR RRR RRRRR | | Compulsory Sale OF THIS SEASON'S Tailor Suits Reduced FrROM $35.00 $25.00 $15.00 Prices Slashed Again wpsed $S5.90S5 $14.95 $9.95 SEE OUR WINDOWS. Prices Talk Louder Than Words. 6000 Suits, Jackets, Skirts, etc., Forced Qut For One=Third of Cost. $3.50 GRAY CLOTH 950 l $7s5¢ - TAN KER- $3 95 WALKING SKIRTS.... SEY JACKETS ALL WOOL SKIRT, $15.00 SILK MONTE CARLO ~ 3 COATS g for Camping............ . 450 ) ______ Bz : $7.95 * Fine BLACK PEAU DE SOILE $1000 FINE OSTRIC 1! SKIRTS. Reg. $17.50. BO SKIRTS. Reg. $17.50. $6.95 | rEaTiER BoAS. @5 G5 R RRERRRRY, RARRRRE RERIRERERY, KRR LRRRY. RERRRRY.REREREY Y. VY. LR RRY, LR RREY, 142-1146 NARKET ST., - Between Mason and Taylor. FORRRUER PRLPEREL RRRARRRRRERRRERIRE RRERERRE RRRRRRERRre Ren ner e P