The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, August 2, 1903, Page 36

36 7’ ADVSBTJ!IEHTI %Wm”“Wfifmmmwmwmmmmn (TY @ PARIS £ Dry Goods ™ Company. o CLOAKS ano SUITS New Styles for Autumn LADIES’ CORSET JACKETS in tan covertcloth and black Venetian cloth are the smartest and most stylish outside garment for the LADIES® TAILOR-MADE SUITS in cheviot, zibeline and mixed materials, with three~quarter and knee length coats, in the newest cut for the Fall. L5 ONE SPECIAL! LADIES’ TAILOR-MADE SUITS of biack and biue cheviot, blouse styles, handsomely trimmed and sold throughout the sea- son at never less than $35.00 will be cleared out at approaching scason. CITY' OF PARIS DRY GOODS COMPANY, Ceary znd Stookton Streats, Union S T~ 00 AT THE SUMMER RESORTS. usre. Bryan, C. E. Ray, F. W. Farear, €. M. Galicla, Mrs. Paulsell, !(n Fageman, Adolf Hageman, E. | Anfrow, WHik J. Ma George B. Ab- | bott, Mrs. E. Young, Dr. A, Vogel, wile and son; N Walters, W. Petherick, Mrs. R. White, Mre. G. L. E. G Brad Vera 1.‘\- Char K Wiclkima Steberst From Oakland—Mrs. Arthur Cunningham, Herold H. Chickering, Miss Martha Waiker, F. M Tucker, T Ulmtv(-ld lr‘d son, M Master From San ddy B. Conroy, Miss Nellle B. H e . §. D. Chit- Mr. and Mre Miss Thekla n and_wife, Dr. € zabeth Coalman, Edith Delaney. E. P. Conkling. and Mrs' Fontaine, J Otto 7neg| M. Wrig Stedson, W. Rutherford ss Ethel L. Rucker, m Fantz Clara—C. S Coal- Joseph Herrscher . Master Edmond m T ‘L. Fish. From | nt—Hall C. Roer. From Hedwood City— | Johnston. From New Orlean From Fresno—C. ac. daughter. Hartmann lie—Mrs. Miss Lnelle Kelly, Miss Loretta | . Mies Leonore Kelly, J. E. Whalen. From ville—~Mr and urs J. R. Foster. From rk—Miss B. Loomis, Edward P. Single- wife, E. L. Spencer, Mrs. L. Hebbard Miss L. Dominiek, M: o, Mastes Howerd Singietan. - From Phile- ~Oscar F. Funke. From Chicago—G From Watsonville—Mr. ard Mrs. d Milpitas—Harry kins, Mies ss Jessie Holpies, Mise Celia aries ¥, Hunkine. From Fre From Atchison, K: From Kansas From Mills College. ilson. From San Mateo—Cecil Marrack. From Pledmont — Mre n_Sterling. Avis Sterling, Alice S From Visalis—H. C, Kimbgll. From Colusa— . G, Brooks, Mre. W. H. Hubbard, Bernie Hublard. _ From arcls Ferrter, A Faley, Samuel hy and ie- From Ea | H. P. Gregory, Miss Ellse | ! ‘Jnga;; ;hu Anita Eolese. From Castroville— | . yoUR FACE UNWU... ...y |77 : SO e sheek AT WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS—From ¥ogilsh | San Francisco—David Hirschier, Horace Hirsch- Russcll Reed. Mrs. . Rogers, e Grives, Charles W. Libby, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bchuchoter, Max Levy, E E. g M Mrs. Bird, Mrs. phie Anderson, John McGowan end wife, re. J. Blackaller, 1. Alcxander, Miex K. Rogers, Miss R. Marshall, Cuthbertson. Miss A. Hudsan, Oscar Gord, NF \L?r"‘“ Elsie Hess, . Mr. and Mrs. Klopstock, T From Allmefll—-flp C. o Carleton_Teatty, From Oakland-—Mr. L. nly satisfact kuown to sclence, biemisaes and perfect; keeps Miss Haupt, May R e pores J. W Fbl‘r and children. From Vai- | o I;l \ennin Mrs. Burns, RPag . Doty, ne Winchei b | N Beryl Dety, (‘I.nrlu E. Walsh, removing tan | ),nlt‘nle Wilzinski, Mrs. H. Wilzinski, Mrs. G. | Bergwall, Elsle Bergwall, B. Dale and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Wells, Miss Olive Norbey. AT WEGNER VILLA. e D:rm-tology Instltulc. Franeisce, GLEN ELLEN—Mr. { Wreden, Miltcn Witzel, Mrs, Wit- , B H. Butler, Miss L. V. Butler, Ha: “mm Jr., Dr. and Mrs. W. P. Mauzy. Mr Leage, Miss H. Hamllton, W. Hynes, Master | Stewart Fiynes. P. Pike, . McLaughlin, Mrs, | Pike, Miss Levy, E. Dillon, Mr. and Mrs. Men- nie and femily, Miss Fotheringham, Lawrence Flynn, Mies Lucy Flynn, Mr. and Mrs. Came- Nies Alice Cameron, Andrew Flynn, Law- Sullivan. Dr. and “and” Mre. Lillis and family, Mrs. Davis, Miss Davie, Miss Emma Sullivan, Miss Grace Sullfyan, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert, Miss Gilbert, Mr. Harrison. Miss Elizabeth Sullivan. Master 11 Miss Himmelmann, Miss Scai- Mies Elizabeth Fitzsimmons, Miss May Fitzsimmons, Mies Ragan, Mrs. Tiecker. Mr. Becker, Mine Becker, Miss lelfln Mrs. Tedmond, Mre. Corkery. Miss Mr Martin, Miss Barry, Miss Giibert James Sulliven. . . AT PARAISO HQT SPRINGS—From San 'Francisco: Fred 8. Cox, J. M. Kiein, J. J. mey. D. A. Mendenhall and wite, Mra. . J. Hoftman, " Mrs. P. M. McGrath, R, K. Ritchie, C. A. Gwynn, E. L. l\mhlherx 5 s From Oakiand—Alice M. Trask, Mrs. Cooper ard son. _A. Alexandér and wife. ham. Alice Anton Suse, J. J. Sliva. From B. Mason, Della Macabee. Charles Mayer Jr. and wife, o O King City—A, Gar From Mon ¥rom Los Angeles—J. C. manini Wrek. rénowned col vet will be offe m°to realize cas buy real a foune | From Wetsonville—F. R, Wickers | Lelana, ¥ Jep Eschelson. Schaufele. tere; él(tll and wife. deughter, J ~Mr. and Mrs, From teomb. C, Glills. From Poke- From Eeott \ula—!rlnk Egll tter, _Maeon, ral fama. Ore N i o:m yors_ Labaview, Ocs. —LI AL From Uneo)n N‘l: —L. Dean. x L G SARpEL From g Ry s ¢ iller nn, Tay, and family. A. Emerson Warfeid, g Mlu Mrs, B Warfleld and maid, 06 n Mary Biott Smith Bird, L. W"‘w. ly, Mrs. ames Alexander, B. r cumu. P. K. Me' ¥ ¥ Bmllh L D, )*w‘& rvll. Clara Vel "nlanr. Miss Y. vll. N. lnd “all. facial ’LEMISHBS Lemoved by the RETSLOFF w2500 No knite. No Witch Hazel Misg Svivia Tal- | ss | soclal Cooks, | P. J. Thompson, Miss | rling, | terting. | . Willlam Herrin, | Higuera, John Anderson, | 7 | Lotus Kratemeo. Boctety e ———— OCIETY people are still at the seaside znd the mountains and but little hustle and bustle characterize any of the local fugctions. Several weddings have taken place during the week and many engagements have been announced; but aside from these intetest- ing events, there has been practically nothing of consequence going bn in the soclal world here. The varlous resorts | have been very liberally patronized and In all the summer hotela and other re- treats, ENGAGEMENTS. Rene Nagelmackers of the International Sleeping Car Company of Europe, son of George Nagelmackers, president and founder of the car company, is engaged to i ter of Davison Dalziel, the well known | Francisco. The weading will take place in Londen f September next. 55 s Cella Oppenheim to Ed Gensler. ! will be pleased to receive their friends Sunday, August 18, from 2 to 5 p. m. at 71 Eddy street. 8%, Mr. and Mrs. 1. Simon of 1324 Hayes &treet announce the engagement of their ;danzhu" Miss Elsie Juliette, to Dave Goodfriend, a prominent merchant of | Nome, Alaska. Miss Simon will be at . homq to her friends on Sunday, August 9, from 2 to 6 o'clock, prior to her de- parture for Nome, | Liebes. | ‘WEDDINGS. ! University circles will be interested to hear of the wedding of Miss Ada M. Jen- kins, '03, and Albert S. Colton, . The ceremony took place at the bride's home on Madison street in Oakland last Thurs- day evening and .was attended by rela tives and intimate friends. Miss Elsie | | Earnshieids was maid of honor and | George Mansfield acted as best man. Dr. {Charles 8. Nash tled the nuptial knot. | After their haneymoon the young couple | will reside at Irvington, where Mr. Col- ton is an instructor in science and math- | ematics iu the Anderson Academy. | .18 | The marriage of “flsnn H. Bennett and JHss Clare Bremkamp was solemnized 4Sm~dav afternoon at the home of the bride's sister, 1285 Page street. Rev. G. A. Bernthal of 8t. Paul's Lutheran Church. performed the ceremony. The | bride was attended by her sister, Miss Lizzle Bremkamp, who officlated as maid { of honer, and John F, Cunningham acted | as best man. The parlors where the cere- | mony took place were decorated with roses, and the dining-room presented a charming appearance in Its pretty dis- play of carnations and sweet peas. The bride is an accomplished young woman and highly esteemed by her circle of friends. She is the daughter of Adam Neumann and sister of Mrs. Captain Obermeyer and Phillp J. Neumann, who is o prominent member of the Olymple Club. . At the home of the bride’s parents, on Monday evening, the 20th ult., the mar- F. | riage of Minnie Doris Roemer and Adolph R. Kimber- | ) 2 Mise Ruth Rucker, George | J. Dunker was :u.erz\n(z.ed o Morrison. C. W. Mre. James | Mr. and Mrs. M. Spies have sent out Jonn Ham- | cards for the marriage of their daughter, 2% 49e? | Sophia, to Frederick R, Bammann. The | Cruz—M. | ceremony will take place at the residencoe and Mrs. | of the bride’'s parents. 350 Park avenue, Chartes W. | oo g e g Garainer, Charies | A5t Oakland, at 8:30 p. m. Tuesday, m Ben Lomond—I1. | August {. HOME PARTIES. ¥Fred Holtum gave a very interesting entertainment to a few of his | chosen and their families SBunday even- ing, July 26. It being partially an in- formal affair it was all the more friendly | and enfoyable. Music was furnished and |a fine supper provided under the super- vision of the hostess, Mrs. Holtum. Among the guests were: Mr. Walker | pnd wife, Mr. C. Menering and wife, Mr. ‘and Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Savilie, Mr. and Mrs. Rouff, Miss Minnje Walker, Cap- tain Mulberry, Master Christopher Hol- tum, Laura Holtum, Leonore Heltum. | P | Mrs. C. Rothoitz of €71 Hayes street de- oted Saturday afternoon, July 18, to the ‘cnlxrlalnmenl of the principal and teach- | ers of Moulder School, where her chil- | éren have been pupils during the last | twenty years. | On Sunday last Mr. and Mrs. 8. J. New- |® PRRIIRIN) Brady, Rebert Laudin and wife, Dr. and Mrs. PN Porter, Miss Erneatine Portar, Mortls | Cutien, Mrs. Zamlich, D. L. | Arnoid, Mies B "Coftee, Frank L. s L "Wright, Harry Sparks. W. M. : ! Couin.' 0 F. Alstrom, Mies Freeman, Zwicker, ‘incent, A. R. Stunt, Mibs | Zmieken . Tuciiie Hyber, Gearge Coo | Mary Colilus, Migs Mildred Collins, ul’.'.' Ethel Cook, Paul McMullen, Mis Mazel Moragar | Goorge 3 \White and wite, C. J Helmke. L | D. Lufkin, Gre: i Schuler, . Ll | Dean, Oberduner, FA (Idrtd Ober- duner, . O'Connell. George S. White, Andy M , Miss Maud McGowan, Irene Chandler., GS—Frflm Oskland: B. l J. AT eco! | A. Vetures: . McElroy. Ianln Kuhn. W. H. Davis. J. Fitzstmmo: Dan Wals! Donabue, Mrs. M samuel L. Center, Mri George Ee"ibock P'rom I'rom Sacramer urke. From 8. L. Center, g Vallejo— 1 ",’" | Dr. Armstrong. Mrs. | New YorkB. W. E 1 < hnd ‘daugh | Moulton O et My R. £, Edmonds From Sen Frane ~ i J B, lhy kin. Miss L. T. Seott, L d wife, J. en, 0. el William Melady. bt uurn I, Mre. M. lfl!c ‘hell. W. Br wite, Mrs. P W M. Jaseph Tow Mr. and M e ¥ Caahon, Cyr Wynae, dcvillln Miss Emma )Io!(mun William | MeGraw. Pflor Johnson, D. W. Harrler, ¥l E. Judd, Harold, !ulndcnqn. 8, Pullzrd Gecrse.' M‘._ Bela: Ahrens, (-em"e Dnchxe‘; Plume Denny B'yl Llo)’d an . . lweE E ‘m. e B é- die Lape: Al G. Sheridan. Mrs. P. Comeford, il Gerdan, Mg G. Cousin, Miss Schomber, . H, Henke, Willlam Southerland, John Hayden, John Noritzky . Y Hor SPthGS—Frum & AL b" RO W. R. Whittler, Jilh La: Haley, u“nu;.nld I Miss ter Wendeler and Bo yd, D. D. Ba FEY, |u Hca s, u- Daugh um Jmn‘lf e | deere. - i Cregon, 'J. L. nvine, 3. D. Lark Pon 7 Holta, 1 S |7 Hnl: Pi}l( "j‘?'flnoa.v"' H ._Redwood H.mld Boring, J. R. Ilnu!u. F’nnk T, O'Brign, Mrs. George r!llnn. [:A flCflg.lltll l’l'l,d wife, . W, Bllldnhl rs. Vlrln:;f‘—fl A. Curri P Pavisen, Miss Sara isen. From Santa Cru P eores ibson, A yton and it 0 yig B s R R . nell, B race w I‘A“lill Igl‘ llndhu. 1. Sull A Matthews, James L. ‘nm‘rl-. Miss Cora TFranks, Adelle th, Gi Bruek . M., Wi it and fq . . and Brucl Ktnn.c-d‘:.-' m- J. there aec reports of much gayety and life; be married to Miss Helen Dalziel, daugh- | | financler of London and formerly of San | The engagement is announced of Miss ! They | where she will be mar- | ried at the home of her sister, Mrs. Alvin | Joha Mo- | F¥rom P-lo Mu—.louph Lai- | Rittie | Burnham, Mre. | Events bauer of East o-mma gave a dinner In honor of the marriage of their friends, Mr. and Mrs. 1. 8. Marks of San Fran- clsco, on July 18. The banquet was great- Iy enjoved by all present and many toasts were given the young couple with wishes for their future happiness and prosperity. Dancing followed the repast until a late hour. Those present were Captain P. Grimm, Leonard Waterman, Mr. und Mrs. 1. 8. Marks of San Francisco, Miss A. M. Fitzhenry, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Cohn. N. Cowan of Denver, Colo.: Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Levy, Mr. and Mrs. 8. J. New- bauer, Mrs. Riefenburg and Miss Ruth Riefenburg of Qakland. CLUB PARTIES. The Oak Leaf Social Club held its first | midsummer soctal at its hall in Native | Sons’ bullding on Seventeenth street on{ ] Tuesday evening last. The affair was a strictly invitational one and was a pro- nounced success in every respect. At the time for the grand march the floor was thronged with merry dancers who con- tinued until the last pumber on the pro- gramme had been reeled away. Bon- bons were distributed during the march and during an intermission the frolfc- some dancers took occasion to take a | grab In a grab bag which had been ton- spicuously placed in the front part of the hall. ‘The following committes had charge of the affair: G. Laux, H. Gallegher. W. Carlsen, J. W. Finsterbuscn, W. Koch. In the future the Oak Leaf will give a sucial regularly every month until the holiday season sets in. | PERSONALS. Major E. P. Enright and Colonel John B. Walters are rusticating at Gilroy Hot | Springs. L] . = Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Fay have re-| turned from a trid to Lake Tahoe and| have taken apartments at 912 Bush street | for the winter. | . iy e \ Dr. S. R. Mather and wife haye ra-' turned from their summer residence and | are now at thelr city home, 1276 Fulton | street. 1 1 $57.0 % ! | Mrs. R. Cohn of 1213 Webster street is | | epending the summer months with her | son, Louis, at Pacific Grove. . e | i Mr. and Mrs. John Angove (nee Temby) | of Grass Valley are spending their honey- | | | moon with Mrs. Hooper of Fourth ave- | nue. . . Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Burns of San Mauow are entertaining Mr. and Mrs. D. W. James of 628 Sutter street for a rew weelk. . Dr. Nat T. Coulson, who has been rus- ticating at Bartlett Springs, has returned to the city. 1 . . Mr. and Mre. ¢, G. Minifie and daugh- | ter, Irene, have returned to their home | on Elils street from Banla Cruz. | . Mrs. Orville B Ca.d“ed has returned | from Mesa Grande and will be at home | the firgt Monday of each month. | « s 0 | . | Mr. and Mrs. Martin L. Dierssen Jr. | are spending their vacation at Carlebad | | Springs as guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. Hgnnings. bt Dr. Maurice W. O'Connell returned on Monday last from an extendsd tour of the Hawalian Islands. . . Mrs. Sydney Catlin Partridge made a | fiying visit to this city this month. She arrived with her sister, Miss Margaret | Simpson, who hes been visiting her for | four months in Japan, on the Nippon | Maru and returned by the same steamer | | last Friday to her home in' Kioto. Her | parents and friends were delighted to get | this little sllmpse af her. .. | } Miss Rhoda (arter has returned trom' her summer vacatlon. She has been | | spending a few weeks with her mother | at Lake Tahoe. P | Louis Meugex and George Dawson of | Chicago are In the Yosemits Valley, where they will spend two waeks. | P e | Miss Frances Wefthelmer has returned | from a two months’ visit to her aunt, Mrs. B. Latz, of Portla —_— | (All notices for the “Soclety Events™ columns | of The Call should be sent In time to reach the editorial rooms not later than Friday night, and must b2 accompanied by the name and addrees of the member of the family or | member of the club gending the communlca- ‘ tien.) | From Watgonville—Chris Hansen, Miss Cecelia | Gecaf ogpe ¥ Rejuar and wife, Miss Ce- | arold Refter. Wi Louise Reiter. Clark a m San Funcl-~ AT DEER PARK INN— co: Dr. Stanford, Mrs, IG. X" Mirsing. Miss Belden, . Mre. Mary " Smyth, E. . I R.'D. Grubb. ' From W North, Miss Foull, G. K. nut Grove—Frank Brown. rge 13. Catho, Mrs. G. E. Catho, Miss Georgia Catho. From New Or- | leans—Miss Orphelia Bear. From Los Angeles | l—gl;nla'he Levile. Trom Truckee—Mr. Hope | nd wife. T AT VILLA FO‘JTEBAV GLENWOOD——‘ From 8an Francisco: J. Brownstone, H. Kohn, Miss Helbing, llu Ly A Flala, ' Miss aqel-Bv. WM Ha, Miss Harrlet L. ozer, John Timmins, Rothschild, Mrs. \y (I ll ln Behll | Miss_Teljce | Nathen. Mise Cora Nath e Ph. Thorsch, ' dw. G, Thorsch, Maurice rrlnll» Mrs, ununu. Frank. “Miss Tiena ond Frank, Dr. 3| e m Oakland-d. Ghirardenli, Mre. J Fro Gnh‘lvdelll. Jot Ghirardelll, Miss adze Clnfl'l! en Ghir. Crgz—Christ. Hoflmmn.r M mann, W, Bl W. Swanton, Mrs. | rnham. From | Jumes H. Campbel Miss Irene Campbel Miss Maud Campbel! . 2 z 7 RESTORED All evidence of age, as farasthe hair is concerned, is overcomé by the use of MRS, NETTIE HAR- RISON'S 4-Day Hair Restorer POSITIVELY restores the original color of the hair within four days, if used according to directions. I' NEVER FAILS Absolutely harmless, cleanly and wholeseme, Leaves the hair dry, clean, soft and brilliant. Is not a dye in any sense, but re- stores the color of the hair by wife, Conrad | J | ris. Mis: tH‘uD | efta ardelli, l"rom Stenford | §8 University—Mios L. 3. Martin, L. Hague, Mre. | " e. !nn Antonio, 'l'u ~~Mlss 1. X, 'Hotman, Mre. T Holman. From Santi | i 8. rist. Hoff- direct action upon the color se- creting {unctions. AUG™ ST 2, 190 S Gioman Sfosimsen Kearny and Sutter Sts. Greatest of Muslin Underwear Sales $6500 Worth of New, Desirable Garments Sacrificed (Third Floor Rearny Street) Qur semi-annual sale of Undermuslins stirts toe-morrow—Egqual values have never been seen in San Francisco — Artistic undergarments of muslin, cambric and long cloth, prettily designed and daintily trimmed with embroideries and laces are in this offering — It is a sale that will interest thousands, as our previous sales have already done — because we offer nothing but the choicest and | most perfect goods, at extraordinarily low prices : Muslin Night Gowns Dainty Corset Covers At 45¢c, 55¢, 75c, 85¢, $1.00, $1.15 and $1.25 At 15¢, 25c, 45¢, 55¢, 75¢, $1.00 and up to $2.75 Fine Cambric Gowns Pretty Chemises At $1.50 $1.65, $1.95, $2.15, $2.50 and up to $5.50 At 45¢c, 63c, 85c, $1.00, $1.15 and as high as $3.35 Best Muslin Drawers Choice Muslin Skirts At 25c, 30c, 45c, 65c, S5c and as high as $2.25 At 90c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50. $2.00 and up to $5.50 See Our Mammoth Window Display of These Goods Table Linens and White Spreads Have you visited the Housefurnishing Goods Department in our new Sutter Street Annex of late 2 We have enlarged and improved it in many ways, and we feel certain that its equal simply does not exist in the city — assortments are greater than ever and prices are as low as reliable goods can be sold—These exceptional values for to-morrow : 72 inch Bleached Satin Damask Table Linens, extra White Honeycomb Bedspreads, for large size bed in a2 heavy, new and choice designs; worth $1.25 yard.....$1.00 | variety of handsome Marseilles ratterns,worth $1.50; $1.15 Bleached Double Satin Damasl Table Linzns, 72 in. Honeycomb Spreads, woven of pure white bleached wide, 10 new designs; worth $1.50 vard, at ... 25 | yarn, extra heavy; worth regularly $2.co, special..... $1.78 Hemstitched Damask Tray Cloths, size 19 x 24, fine White Marseilles Spreads. 12-4 size, choice allover and quality, always sell at soc each, special v....coceeee .. 40C | center piece designs; worth $2.75 each; specialice.. Colored Hemstitched Damask Squares, size 36 x 36, Colored Bedspreads, in blue, red and pink, fringed and fringed and pretty openwork corners; worth $1.75¢a. $1.25 | corners cut for brass beds; worth $4.25 each, atu.... . 75 Excellent Values in Silks ( ) +PEAU de CHAMOIS — 24 inchesl STRIPED TAFFETAS — 24 inches | FINE BLACK TAFFETA—all silk, wide, in a complete assortment of all | wide, an exquisite quality for shirt-|a heavy rustling dress quality — werth the scarce shades for lining and under- | waist suits, in green, brown, red and regularly $1.co per yard, special to- skirt purpose ]blue striped morrow $1.00 Yard $1.00 Yard | Sale of Ladies’ Initial Handkerchiefs@zs 35c and 4oc Ladies’ Initial Handkerchiefs, reduced t0.......ccecuess seeree 29€ soc and 6sc Ladies” Initial Handkerchiefs, reduced to... .35¢ 75c and 85c Ladies’ Initial Handkerchiefs, reduced to. .50¢ These Handkerchiefs are the product of a leading French manufacturer —some all white, hem- stitched and with hand embroidered initials, others are hemstitched with co'ored borders and the daintiest of colored embroidered initials —all are of the finest and sheerest qualities—and are remarkable values at the prices asked. Sale of Shawl Samples (Third Floor Kearny Street) Woolen Shoulder Shawls — square, circular and eblong shapes—each one of a different weave—each one is brand new and in perfect condition; colors are w hite, pink, blue and cardinal — The greatest bargains we have ever offered In Shawls — Prices 35¢, 50¢, 60c, 75¢ to $1.60 Each Two Splendid Ladies’ Black Lace Lisle Thread Hose, fine imported quality, in an excellent variety of the very latest open- work designs—all made firm to wear well—sold regu- 25 iarly at 35c and 50c a pair—on special sale to-rgorrow c Mail Orders Receive Frompt Altention — Samples sent (o any address QUPREME GOURT ‘Second Floor' Sutter Street First Floor Kearny St. 75¢ Yard Sale of Velour Covers (Second Floor Kearny St.) We have selected from our Art Needlework department for to-morrow’s seliing a latge lot of Velour Covers, size 16 x 19, in choice colors and handsome Egyptian and Poster designs — suitable for chair backs, hassocks, head~ rests, etc.—sell regularly at 75¢ each—marked for Monday Sale Price 37c¢ Each Hosiery Offerings ez Boys’ heavy weight Hose — made of best quality Black | Cotton—guaranteed not to creck—double soles, double toes | and triple knees—strongest hose for boys’ wear ever | affered; just the thing for school wear; all sizes 6to 10, 25¢ Redwoed City—W. H. querque, N, M.—Rabbi J-cob Stockton—Mis. M. tein, From Denver, Colo.—Miss Helen i MB-ln F rom From Albu- Phyilis alouuon Mrs W. L. Elkins and family. klpla. me AT RGESHEIM—From Boston: |.anen Gismer, From Germany—J. Lu‘emehl From Paris—Mr. and Mrs. Colombat. From Stockton—Miss Anna Caseldy, Miss Minui> Cas- | gidy. Miss Aune McLaughiin Miss Kathryn dee Wels: . C. A. Lindemann. From A ughlin. From Oakiand—Mrs. Lake Lll ranz .Yun'k From Alameda. 3 { Krafft, William Krafft, George Krafft. From H. Lnurel. Mrs. E. H. Laurel “l!l Laurel. Mountain View—Mrs. H. Hill’m Miss T. Hare. . . ;Ylombs.i; PXY‘IHCIICOF-HP“‘SH hX- and !;.'l!e. 1] . 2 loeller. sbury, w. urs- AT VICHY SPRINGE—From San Franciseo: sell and wie, Regina Rommel, E. H. Letroadec - Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Tetley, Miss Dart, J. J. | and wie, Miss Belle Hopkins, Blrrle Shamus, Crowley, 8, , Miss Stafford, Mr. and | Willlam Jones, L. Bradbury. Miss K. l’(lle/v & ‘l’lrn, nnb".l‘l u;.. ,y ¥, Nr‘nllen. Miss 11 gg;‘u ‘:i. H: m,n H. J. Ll\uhslgley?;.‘ :)aou % etrt 2 - & urlulm. S ery uwn P, 3 o im| rothy ihainer Zhmit M P & S | Decision in the Pichoir Trouette, A. Giock and wife, F. H. Eggers and wife, Mrs. Rommell. Sudden Death of Georz> Wise. George Wise, a laborer 70 years of age, residing on Buena Vista avenue, died sud- denly yesterday morning in a saloon at the corner of Fourth and Channel streets. He had been working for Hooper & Co., across the street, and at twenty minutes before 7 went into the saloon complaining of falntness aud expired in a few min- utes. Ruddock, Robert Duneln. G. Miss ' Hotman, . Lobree, Mrs. E. 1. D. un., 3. A Kennedy, 13 F. Callagha J. Kramer, A. Gussip, y. M. Concanuon, Oeor“ A. Price, y, A. J. Thatcher, non, Mr. lud Hrfl Joseph (‘nmwln MI!' rginia Cummlns Mrs. Marien Cymm! u iss Jenn Ll Miss Edoa E. Joseph, LeCoyltre, Anhbln F. 8 Sclmll:r Mrs. F, Will Contest Is Reached. The Syupreme Court, in the case &f Henry Picholr, has reversed the order of the lower court so far ax the real property of the decedent is concerned. K Henry Pichoir left a will, by whiclr he directed that the trustees named in. his will convey the real préperty te. certain persons on the death of his sister and to distribute under thé trust the persomal roperty to the same and othier heirs.’ The court held that the trust to cenvey the real estate was invalid under thé de- cision in the Fair case, but that the trust as to the personal property must be car- ried out. In accordance -with these findings.-thé court directed that the real estate of th: decedent be distributed to the appellant, Ida Amaida, the decedent’s sister. and . that all the personal property bae placeil in the hands of Anton Borel dnd" Ami Vagnier, the trustees, to be held by th¢m for the uses and purposes sét forth. i the will. Ida ‘Amaida resides in the city of Lieg: Belgium, and in addition. to. the réal proj erty she is to receive. an annual ifcomg of -31800 during her life. : ‘The other beneficiaries under:the &smfl are Willlam Mooser, the arciitect; Ris' Wrinkles, sagging of cheeks flabbiness .f 'fle and family. throat, bagging of evelids and smallpox pits —_—————— d d face rejuw ted by the % T e reatment ‘satd by "y’ Sl | PUMPS ON THE COMSPOCK. . - ARE ABOUT TO OPERATY sarato of Paris Mining Men Go D’p to Vh‘flfll dit; Y- M - i«.m | E. McEiroy, H. L. McEiro; . Kerby, Arthur Kerby, P, M. Giteon. Mfs. H Hanity, e "o Hrl H Wilson, i erl —W, J. m ¥ J. V\lellmln. George “‘lckml 1ta Wickman, Geraldine Wickman, Lor- lckman, Ruth Wickiman, Miss Faster, ise L. Fesler, um B:ou. . M. Stevenson. Hopiini P, Rol i ADVERTISEMENTS. Henrl Fln Mi: logx. F 1ten. Allen L Duncan, Joseph W. ann P. guire, Henry Kahn, Hellvr Miee Lllly Hesser, Miss Mamlie Ilrlu‘ Miss Elia Benjamin, D. Detrick, R. Rountree, Gerstle, Hon. M M. Hyland a . Gavin \IcN. W 8. Quick, Mrs. How: rl.| ‘Dunha J. Cu Paul Shoupe, W. H. som and wm. Henry Roberts, . E. EN" “'B’e Kk l!ln Liftian C. Quinn, Richard , W. 5. Cole and wife. J. L. Ettling w. Mn'll‘ “by G. Hughes, Mrs. H\llh Hu hes, F. x'an and wite, M e uly 111 Mr. otalin Brady and fam Wehner, Mrs. H. € Da nd M '“’. SUPERFLUOUS HAIR o to ‘See New Moles, blackheads, telangiectases. maevi and in Iofion. other facial blemishes permanentl, Fith the electric meedie WIthout pain or see Skin and scalp diseases and MT. Brahman Tollet Cream and 1-,.,,, Powder for sale by the World Drug Potts Drug Co., other druggists und at nlle' fll Dr. and 'fi;o. A.W. Tnvom, Donohoe bunalu. n'Io lhrket st., 28-20. Hours, 1 to 4 p. m. '7' Stewart E grgn “‘ bach and 'fl'l. low MoMullen, J. N. Ktlchum H. 7S, e ¥ low the 2150-foot level, .will next week. Leon M. Hkall x-‘:::mun. the Comstocl Company Havens, sechtetary of .th# Cpu: Hfornia and Virginia Mining Cyu v and Herman Zadig ‘statted for ‘Vlrd-h 3 City last évening td be pr‘-.t .'hpu B o @ new machinery -o'ho The expectation of tHi that the pumps will-hé- aNo Comstock lode fines from K rooms an T‘“‘ R -‘ nburs )u-g 58 Ftbml DR L WILLIAM.S 971 GEARS-ST-SF