The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, July 12, 1903, Page 31

THE SAN FRA NCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, J 1903. JLY 12 31 MISCELLANEOUS. rm IT PAYS TO TRADE IN THE MISSION PATTOSIEN’S GREAT SEMI-ANNUAL 000§ AND ENDS SAL although you supplement 0| this ad in to-day’s Tuesday’s Bulletin. rniture, carpets or draperies on your mind now, may not want the g select from these odds and ends just what you want. Secure them now ar for you until you want them delivered without extra cost Bette 1 the beautiful offerings at once. It costs nothing to look, and if you buy you w e from 25 to 40 per cent. / ODD PARLOR PIECES and UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE they are from broken Suits—factory cost is all we expect out of them. COUCHES---BARGAINS There are exceptional values in the of- ferings we put forth to-day. Every one car- our guarantee. We make them. value.. . $22.00 0 value...816.50 value... 12.30 0 value... 21,00 value. value... ~6.90 value. value.. . 11({3 e. Vi 14.7 $35. 00 80.00 value value... 10.50 ‘Weathered 00D PARL{}R PIECES UDB'SUITS--TeIImg Pnces all prov At Odds and Ends Prices. - o e $22.50 Cclonial Roecker, Slo 50 or Golden Oak $7.75 With Fine g0 at actual LT e e 1 ORI Y ST sl IR e, e 2 s S e SR g Srice oux R o9 oo i $6.00 fr et and 81200 MUHHIS GHMRS Stool, r S50 | PET BARGAINS value. BARGAINS I LEATHER UPHOLSTERY All Car Owz Make = )| b v A 1ere anywhere can in AR s TP, ST I OGS 115 SR Y g S R YA VD Day admits t OLD MAN SUED FOR A DIVORCE N : le Pioneer |m.. edom After ing vears \\H]\ mu- | help if the tift from me defraud her of her property, have lived in Seattle twenty- and have | friends ‘ are considered very rty-Four Years. ; for him that | weal T and that they ( St —_—— s mind again The n of home-made butter in He h vears | the r Territories of Canada is | F. D < Mrs. Day | nearly twice as much as it was ten years Seattle, | ¥ Mrs. Day |ago. PROMINENT MARIN PIONEER DIES AFTER SHORT ILLNESS John S. Nunes,Who Settled in the Town of Sausa- lito Twenty-Five Years Ago and Was a Leader in All Civil Affairs, Passes From Life at His Home $20 PANTASOTE cOUCR, | I r tufted slz g g . -+ FUFFLD LAGE CURTAS Foauom covoa, ; ey S 100 P a i r tufted $20 IZEN OF SAUSALITO AND A LEADER IN THE cs €, aoc Curtains X sl | PORTUGU Y WHOS ATH OCCURRED YESTERDAY - 0 FANTASOTE srv- JING AS s RESUL " AS g CESS i 98 Paits il et 515 ‘ MORNING AS THE RESULT OF A SHORT ILLNESS. | LS CARPETS, = - . s 7 $ 50 IS ——— — 03¢ o ) PEGAMOID DIVAN, s | i 90 Pairs that o $3 50 arms, oak or ‘ma- 530 | y July 11—John S. Besides being a member of the Portu- - PESTR o <. : o 7 | one of Sausalito's oldest | guese Union rfedad Corpus ERPRNTIFE. RTIa, R ULL TURKISHE . H ot citizens, | Christi, he r of the local IC % ym" ol CHAIR, best . Teather, and t prominent citizens, A = s $7 55 springs and filling. . died this morning after a short | l038e of For it . B $50 SOLID mxov.un illness. Mr. Nunes was a prom- | it 3 BRSO full 1 sh Chair. all hair $75 # : inent member of the Board of | GREAT SPEGIALS L inent member of the large Portuguese Trus and to-day the flags of | colony in Marin County, and always a | town are flying at half-mast out of SCREENS, factor in any enterprise for < the ad- . - the deceased offictal. He g ment of his people ‘l born on the island of St. George, silkoline | The deceased settied in Sausalito | in January . The funeral FIGURED DRAPERY sILx, | over twenty-five years ago and had been | services will be heéld vn Monday next t 1 40C prominent in social and political circles. | from his late residence here. T0 THE STATE priated by the Leg! e of 1m‘ tow: ml | ent of the 's debts, which | 0 over $60,00. Governor Pardee | {Board of Agriculture Adopts Governor’s Suggestion. 'ged tLis action on the score that} s of the sm\r'r‘"i.:'l:-n required e property of the society should be turned o lhn State. Directo .. Johnson of Sacramen- | to acted kesman for the opposition. malntoining ding of the prop- ety in worse con- since it w indebtedne part with Johnson said dee would move the directors if they o deed the property to the declared the Governc er to do this than to change the of the sun Johnson said he had received an offer from P. C. Drescher and other Sacra- sfons hla}ll that Governor Director state, had no more pow- | cial Dispatch to The Cail but n. ; SACRAMENTO, July 11 State Board of Agriculture this afternoon decided by a close vote to deed the Agri- The cou i | | mento eitizens to buy the Agricultural Park vroperty from the State for $40.000, | fogootost —each tablet stamped C. C. C. lm15 and substm:‘es are sometiy ““cut prices” RETS are called for, because TEN MILLION BOXES SOLD LAST YEAR OUR BEST TESTIMONIAL BEST FOR BOWELS AND LIVER. e ol efeshenfesrofe fradecfrchrefeatenteoforfeete 'f'*'f"&"!"l‘*k"l"i"i"i"i"("!"b#"&"iflg THE TABLET peo SEARATIRER To CORE Mo .:‘.v.n m-.:}ibl l‘lflu l bu-um- bk EF""“ mm’fih. ;‘1 Boih voxee, .ke our uv! AT threfrefrefeeprege ’”'?“r"i”i"f' '!"i"r'l"i"l"b'i'**l"b'!"l"!"i"i"t*******M***&*****’b**'b*** Get What You Ask For CASCARETS Candy Cathartic blue metal box, our trade-marked, [ong-tailed C on the cover ” and {ry and palm off fakes When CASCA- profit. Get the genuine CASCAR. faction or money refunded—read guarantec below. M-F--F-FM**4'4»*-I“WP4-*****M**M**MM***W*M*-&M***M** and to nrovide at the same time, without cost to the State, a choice of three sites for a new park. Johnson pleaded for postponement of sixty days to enabl offer to be considered, but lis motion 10st. The vote on the 1ing of the prop- erty stood as follows: For—Fox, Johnston of Richland, Paine, Wilson, Whittaker and Rush: against—Burke, Howard, John- son of Sacramento and Land. Johnson asserted that it would be found | the soclety would not be able to realize the benefits of the full appropriation even after the transfer, and he intimated that | the act presaged the removal of the !Mr from Sacramento. Later on an acriminous discussion took | place * between Directors Johnson and | Fox, the former charging Fox with at- tempting to bulldoze him, while Fox as- serted that Johnson had made strenuous | efforts to secure payment for a perferred | ereditor named Culver, a friend, while less | favored creditors had to wait for thelr money. Johnson retorted that this was an untruth and for a time thipgs looked | squally. It was decided to abandon the art gal- lery feature of the State Fair for a year | or two, and next year the products of the pumpkin patch will take the place of lha[ usual landscapes from the brushes ofl amateur artists. The patrons of huq-\ bandry will conduct the exhibition in this department of the pavilion. An effort was made to have a secretary elected be- fore the State Fair, but it was decided to abide by the previous resolution to lay the matter over until after the September exposition. Harry Lowden will continue to act as secretary. The board appointed W. 8. Carlyle of Wisconsin University and E. W. Majors of the State University to judge the cat- tle exhibition at the coming State Fair. ——————— ‘Well-Known Vallejo Woman Dies. VALLEJO, July 1L—Mrs. Thomas Brownlie, for over forty vears a resident of Vallejo, died this evening after a short {llness. She was the sister of Attorney G. A. Lamont of Suisun and City Aitor- ney J. A. Lamont of Vallejo. She had wide family connections. Rheumatism of the heart caused her death. P — Cadets Dance at a Ball. MENLO PARK, July 11.—The League of the Cross Cadets of Menlo Park and Palo Alto gave a military ball in Triumph Hall here last night. Colonel Powers of San Franciso led in the march and the League band of San Francisco rendered | the music. Seventy-five couples danced. | The cadets attended in their new uni- | forms. c, they are always put up in Newver sold in bulk! Imita- 'imes offered by dealers Who the fake pays a little more ETS and with it satis- ol oo e o dosfo oot 10c. 25¢. 50c. NEVER SOLD IN BULK. DRUGGISTS —————————— The cattle king of the Western plains | is passing away forever. A few years ago there were nearly 100 millionafres, ex- | clusive of cattlemen. in the Southwest, ' now there are but thirty. s o sfusforfusfs s st oo s e e o oot s e | ADVERTISEMENTS. HEWHITE HOUSE CLOAK AND SUIT DEPARTMENT Announce for Monday, July 13th, RADICAL PRICE REDUCTIONS Women’s Tailored and Walking Suits Of Cheviot, Mohair, Broadcloth and Mixed Tweeds, in a variety of colorings. Exceptional value. Reduced to $18.50, $22.50, $28.50, $32.50, $40.00 Women’s Linen Suits In Blouse or Three-quarter length Coats, trimmed with lace or stitching, in Blue, Tan and White. $30.00, $22.50, $18.50, $15.00 Formeriy $45.00, $35.00, $27.50, $22.50 Shlrt Waist Suits Linen Homesrun, lace trimmed. Regular value $10.50. Sllk Shirt Waist Suits Of Taffeta, in check or stripe effe Reduced to $16.50, $22.50, $26.50 $22.50, $30.00, $35.00 (Second Floor) $4.50 Foimer prices Fancy Fouiard Suits Extra fine qu:lity. Reduced from $50.00.to 532.50 ;Dinner, Evening and Calling Costumes Reduced to $200.00, $160.00, $115.00, $85.00 [Former prices $300.00, $250.00, $175.00, $125.00 Women s Dress Skirts This season’s ex:lusive stvles, in Black Creps de Chine, lace trimmz=d; also Etamines in tailored and fancy tailored effects; all of superior quality, with silk drop skirts. Reduced to $55.00, $35.00, $30.00, $28.50 Regular prices $75.00, $55.00, $50.00, $40.00 ‘Mistral Dress Skirts With silk str. pping: good style and fit Extra valuz 'Women’s Summer Wraps Of Black Etamine, loose fitting, single shou'der cape, flare sleeves, trimmed with broad stitched bands of Taffeta silk. Worth £35. Reduced to $22 50 Women'’s Silk Coats Of Taffeta or Peau de Soie, loose or Russian blou effects. Reduced to $15.00, $22.50, $27.50, $32.50 $25.00, $3500, $40.00, $50.00 $5.00 ga Former rrices Cloth Jackets. Of Tan Covert, Reduced to Black Cloth, Venetian and Cheviot. $7.50, $10.50, $16.50, $22.50 $13.50 to $37.50 W%f @%f CoR.Post % Kearny St1s. Regular value BROUGHT FROM CKICAG a peep into the TO FACF LARCENY CHARGE | ii:_lrix:!‘, h1n'r Charles Marco denaped by San *he“ |fl|‘a Francisco Detective in East and by Whirled Across Continent®. Charles Marco, wanted in this city on a charge of grand larceny. was brought back from Chicago last night by Detec- | tive Jerry Dinan. It required considera- ble strategy the part of the office get his pris beyond the borders o State of Illinois and he was compliment by his brother officers upon his clever work. Marco arrived in this city last sprink from St. Louis. He was formerly man- ager of a restaurant copdueted by Mrs. Julia Klein in that city, and preceded her here in order that he might ire a | profitable business in which she could in- vest her money. Marco, after arriving in this city, wrote to Mrs. Klein to come West and the lady ebeyed his admonition. Upon arriving here the couple engaged | first train the follo flnnr'mf-u(s at 219 Eddy street and lived | city, arriv | together as man and wife, claiming that | land Limi théy had been married in Los Angeles. | ——————— One bright day Marco persuaded Mrs. | The Southern States know but little of Klein to visit a fortune teller residing at | labor strikes in any line. n to for his arrest paired to Chica taken into ct get out on $19, The of- vyer and tody. Marco 000 bonds before I ficer secured the the matter of e taken into the courts. ieville of the Cir- t, after several delays, informed the California officer that if he was not ready to proceed by last Monday he would turn Marco e. Monday arrived and Dinan asked for a continuamce. The prisoner was turned loose. As he left the courtroom he was seized by the detective and bundled into a passing car, bound for Joliet. Dinan secreted him: that town during t self and prisoner in night and took the ng morning for this here last night on me.Ovar- FINE NAVY CHEVIOT SUITS, newest styl value for $20.00: closing out price.............. ELEGANT BLUE ETAMINE SUITS, nc‘h) tr and ornaments, regular $30.00 quality, reduced to SKIRT BARGAINS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE MISSES’ TAILOR-MADE CLOTH SKIRTS, prettily trimmed, assorted colors, cut to less than half price. $2.00, $3.00, £4.00, $5.00, £6.00 95¢c, 81.45, 81.95, §2.45, §2.95 FORCIBLE REDUCTIONS IN CHILDREN’S CLOAKS Both three-quarters and full length coats in assorted sizes, from 4 t. 14; colors, tan. blue, castor and black. $4.00, £6.00, $7.50, $£8.50, $10.00 $1.45, $2.95, $3.45, 83.95, 8$4.95 For special values in Ladies’ Tailor Suits see our windows. 1142-1146 MARKET SY¥REBT, Bet Mason and Tayior, SIS NS EFENENIAEENNSEERRAERAR