The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, August 30, 1903, Page 27

BEBEL OPPOSED 10 COMPROMISE Socialist Leader Hissed | at Convention in Berlin. | | | | | Eernstein Favors Acceptance: Reichstag Vice Presidency. BN 2R of ts, was hiss- | atic convention | g a contro- | ce presidency | ity of | ch 1s & e period of e He whils t and m PRAGERS | THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, PRAGERS | SUN Y, PRAGERS 1 AUGUST 30, 1903. PRAGERS i 27 PRAGERS | PRAGERS 1238~1250 Anniversary Sale we ask is an opportunity to show it corset coat of tl ored with 17 $14.05. ing jacket. | o ALWAYs!nEUABI,E MARKET ST.cwoe during the entire month of September. Section of New Fall Garments. E results obtained by our shrewd Eastern buyers makes splendid bar- gains possible for every woman who wishes a new fall suit.. The new styles are oll here and never before have they been so varied and so beautiful. We have something to suit. you—we are sure of that.—and all COATS. box coats; double cape with satin trimming. $14.95/ 3 35.00—Cheviot dress sui! in Cloak and Suit, to you. lined 27-inch 3 satin Also 24-inch, $10.95; 1e best covert; 18 pieces, straps. e Carlos; cape effect, trimmed teed satin lining. TAILORED SVUITS. All wool cheviot suits, 36-inch tight fit- All satin lined. Seven-gore flare skirt; veline walking suit. 3o-inch cor- eams, satin lined. Seven-gore flare 38-inch skirt jacket by-word in thousands of homes. Fine Things in pique puffs and strings. and black. Valued at zoc. fancy. Valued at 75¢. nk, red and black. Worth s0c. 25¢ cach med with lace and embroidery. ITH the goods we have secured to make bargain specials for this w grent anniversary jubilee sale we are confident that the crowds will e even greater than ordinarily. flattering compliment, is not, made about. the excellent. quality of the goods and the extremely low prices that. prevail in this department.. TOP COLLARS AND STOCKS. B¢ cach—200 dozen neckwear, consisting of chiffon bows, 3 Also silk and velvet collars, 10¢ each—Linen lawn top collars, silk embroidered; blue, white, red 15¢ each—All our croats, stocks made of Madras, Oxford; plain 19¢ each—Stock wash collars with tabs and trimmed with buttons and self-colored edging. Made of tucked lawn and faggoting. Special. B5c—Linen lawn wash stock collars with top collars and bishop tabs. S_zlk embroidered cherries, strawberries, acorns and wheat, in white, blue, All our wash top collars and stocks; plain and fancy, trim- All shapes and colorings. Worth up to 85c. RIBBONS. This is a time for rejoicing. It is the anniversary of this big store—just twelve months ago we made our bow to San Francisco shoppers. We have tried to please the people always and give them only what we thought they wanted. That we have done this is readily shown by the enormous increase of sles. We have never misrepresented things and have made our motto “Always Reliable” a ! We have treated every one fairly. that very popular feature—Green Trading Stamps—only after thoroughly investigating the reliability of the Stamp Company and with a full knowledge of their merit. There . was no change in the superior quality of the goods nor in the low prices. The great bargain specials of the Anniversary Jubilee Sale begin to-morrow and will be continued Great, Jubilee Rally of Hundreds of Fancy Goods. Hardly a day passes that some lawn and and We in‘roduced Opening Day To-morrow--Exquisite and we want to urgently invite you to come and see the array of hats as early as them effectively displayed is lost. when you see this splendid new department. fashion’s dictates as the hat. Nowhere else is the “artist’s touch” (or its lack) so apparent. city—in giving our new headgear that individuality of style that is rarely found outside of the fashion centers. Every shape that has re- ceived the stamp of this season’s ties—imported patterns, copies of lels 3 —not less beautiful but less expensive—have originated in our large workrooms. —its enviablé becomingness and its Creations of the Latest Millinery. E have been fhnnmg and arranging for this great opening of our enlarged millinery department for many months. We have tried to make it one of the leading features of Prager’s, pouible before they are scattered and the chance to see We, ourselves, anticipate much pleasure in your surprise and delight No article of woman’s attire demands such absolute subservience to We have succeeded—perhaps better than any other store in the roval is here. Hundreds of beau- gh-cost models and a host of others Our fall millinery has two charms extreme modest price. Every woman has a pattern of a much de- sired hat in her mind, and your ideal is certainly among the many we dis- 1—1000 yards of all pure silk taffeta and fancy striped rib- hes wide. Almost any shade. Suitable for neck and fancy g suit of Roy’s mixture; UNIVERSITY PEEING IS CLOSED r Empress to e Reform Movement 11 K CONDEMNED HUMBERTS | GO TO FRESNES PRISON | Members of the Family Are Already dergoing the Regimen [ their sen | | SULTAN OF MCROCCO’S | TROOPS ARE AMBUSHEED | More Than & Thousand of the Force@ Are Slain by Insur- | gents. | Aug. 20.—A dispatch recelved | n Office from Morocco says | PARIS, he F tala to th s commanded prised and al- | BeRts. | talls of the en- | ng seven native | r wounded. STOMA TTERS Try 2 bottle of the Bitters the next time your stomach is disor- dered or your liver inactive. You'll | be pleased with the result. It positively cures Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, Poor Appetite, *| garding the Vatican's participation in the Constip- .ion, Dyspepsia and Indi- gestion. on the Pacific Coast. rd. Colered. SPECIAL stock for this gr 88c—Merrerized lisle vests; la te. Regular 65c and 75¢ qual »—Fleece lined ve: ankle le Children’s fleece silk vests, hand in pink, bluc and cream. Regular KNIT WO 75c¢—Women's skirts, maae of trimmed with contrary colors and fi ular $1.00 value. MUSLIN —Made of muslin; neck and ed ruffies. A gocd value. Made of heavy’ muslin wi ery insertiot 25¢—Of muslin, with ruifle of tra value. 3 B 50c—Of cambric or muslin; em to select from. Exceptionall ot raste M e W SILK WAISTS. drop ornaments. ed sleev Most. Extraordinary Showing Ever Made of Silks DRESS GOODS—Black. $1.00 a yard Double Attraction in Women'’s and Children’s Undergarments. belt back, pleated throughout. , Flare skirt, ned of neat checked suiting; blouse effect. Plain cloth trimmed with edge. Seven-gore flare trimmed skirt. WALKING SKIRTS. ylish walking skirts of mixed suitings brown. Yoke effect, trimmed with ¢ mixtures; three wide folds e, in colors ard black; tucked and 1 Lined body. d hemstitched front with Colored and black. = 1 de cyne, solid tucked body, ten rows h tucked front piece. Silk straps and and Dress Goods. S S RS i Highest. Quality of Goods at Marvelously EVER has the San Francisco shopping public been given such a grand opportunity for special bar- gains on new fall goods. Our stock is the result of months of careful buying, and we can without any hesitancy say that we have the best assortment. of dress goods and silks to be had anywhere yard—; & 75¢—10-inch -inch $1.00—24-inch $1.10—27-iiich 81.25—27-inch ++1.50—30-inch 50 5 v 25 50c ch Mixed Suiting’. Scotch and 25¢ a 50¢ a Dotk'd Alpaca. 98¢ a y Crepe de Chine. = Covert Suiting. 85¢ a v Mixed Suiting; $1.25 values. $1.00 a y Knotted Etamine. £1.00 a y. eat anniversary jubilee sale has been bought and is now ready for your inspection. KNIT UNDERWEAR. ce yoke and shoulder straps. Black ity. Special. High necks and long sleeve. ; ecru color. Worth soc. lined union suits. All sizes. Regular crochet lace yoke and shoulder straps $1.00 value. OL SKIRTS. fine yarn, gray, red; cream and black nished with hand crochet shell. A reg- --Chemise. arm holes trimmed with India linon th fancy V-shaped yoke of tucks and Neck and arm holes trimmed with narrow embroid- Drawers. hemstitched cambric, full size. An ex- broidery or lace trimmed. Six different ly good values. VATICAN ASKED T0-SEND EXHIBIT Pope Leo’s Jubilee Gifts May Be Sent to St. Louis. ROME, Aug. 2.—The negotiations re- 8t. Louis exposition, interrupted by the fllness and death of Pope Leo XIII, have been resumed. Although the personal opinion of Pope Pius on the subject is not known, the Vatican officials think it will be favorable to the project of hav- ing the Holy See represented, if officially invited by the United States Government by means of an invitation similar to those sent to the European powers. Before Pope Leo died the wish was expressed to have the Pope’s jubilee presents ex- hibited at the exposition, like those of the late Queen Victoria, and it was proposed to send the same ship for both exhibits. King Edward himself is said to have proposed sending his mother's presents, but Pope weo's health being at that time precarious the Vatican authorities feared that if he died while the jubilee gifts were away it might create an awkward situation. Now the questions arise wheth- er with the death of Pope Leo those predents have not lost their interest and whether something else would not be bet- ter. Many suggestions on the subject are made, and it is remarked that the Vatican library alone has precious works, unique in the world, besides documents of spe- cial interest to the United States as being connected with its history. Change of Time. A gratifying announcement is made by the North Shore Rallroad Company to the effect that commencing with the mfddle of Septem- ber there will be run each way seventéen suburban trains daily, including Sundays and holidays. This is three boats and trains more than ‘the present weekday schedule and the yard—jso-inch yard—44-inch yard—48-inch yard—j30-inch SILKS—Peau de Soie. woven 19¢ dainty ne: ribbon. 59¢ made all pure silk and of the best quality. 10c¢ each lawn with lace broidered e All the latest s 25¢ e: In tion, hemstitched a B50e eact ders and fancy de: 500 dozen women'’s es igns. fancy borders. Worth 30c each. Low Prices. Scotch Mixtures. Eolienne. Wire Cord Etamine. Corded Cream Suiting. Tufted Cream Suiting. -inch Black Black Black Black Black Black Colored Silks. Japanese Silk. Japanese Silk. { " Crepe de Peau Peau Peau Pean Peau Peau de Soie; Chine; extra Peau de Soie. Novelty Shirt Waist Silks. Peau de Crepe; very clingy. 20c¢ to & all colors, mixed and plain effects. 25¢ to $2.75 a yard inches wide. $1.00 to 10¢ to = T3¢ to $ fiber bands; 2% to 6% inches wide. enormous. this shoe. Fit for a queen, calf top, Blucher cut, heavy welt sole, French or military heels. C Pure silk striped taffeta and Comes in white, pink, blue and cream. A regular goc value. 3 nch double face black satin ribbon, the best quality Used extensively for belts and sashes. Remnants of satin, taffeta, liberty satin and fancy Dresden ribbons; HANDKER CHIEFS. and insertion, scalloped, linen handkerchiefs with scalloped, lace and inser- d embroidered edges. Pure sheer linen handkerchiefs, A good seller at 83c. 3 for $1.00—Linen lawn handkerchiefs in the newest designs and Latest, Fall Novelties in Trimmings and Laces. OODS that should have been here weeks ago were received only this week, and we have had to make quick preparations to arrange for to-morrow’s sales. There will be shown many novel ideas in dress trimmings, particularly suitable for the fall styles. a yard—A special line of fancy fiber braids and bands, in 14 A full line of black spangled bands, 1) to 5 $2.50 a2 yard—Black spangled medallions. L5708 yard—Narrow serpentine and fancy spangled trimmings. 30 a yard—New effects in black and white hand-made Cluny Also allover hand-made fiber to match at $10.00 a yard. Great, Anniverzary Shoe Specials. E intend to makc the sales here during the next few weeks $3.50—The Ultra shoe; patent kid, fancy foxed, hand turned sole and high French heels. Women who desire stylish footwear should see $3.50—The proper shoe for fall and winter. shoe has the_cushion soles and are the most comfortable made. 3 $3.50—Women’'s Ultra shoes; hand-turned soles, military heels, kid foxed, patent leather tips and matt tops. £3.00—Women's patent colt skin shoes; matt tops, hand-turned soles, No equal for the money. patterns and colors. This is liberty taffeta ribbon, 3 Makes a soft and At just one-half the regular price. fancy handkerchiefs, of fine linen 11.00—Handsome blue plush poke with shirring of blue silk " hemstitched and fancy em- || and ribbon to match. Trimmed with a dainty spray of blue velvet and patterns. 2oc values. flowers. This makes a swell evening hat. Regular 43¢ values. with the newest bor- 35¢ a yard—Snow-white satin t grade that you always pay soc for. 45¢ a yard — Heavy bleached larly at 65c. 60¢ a yard—Pure German full 70 inches wide. Ten different 85c a yard. make, heavy soft finish free from est designs. Sold everywhere at 85¢ a yard—Exclusive designs German linen, full two yards wide. ing made to outwear this. Regula values. TOWELS. 8 1-3¢ each—Huck Better ones Ioc, 12%c and 15c. 25¢—Regular 35¢ towels. Five 25¢—Bath towels. to 1% inch wide. 18 inches wide. Heavy enamel calf, matt rope stitch and military heel. This The Greatest, Sale of Table Linens Ever Conducted Napkins and Cloths of All Kinds at Immense ONTHS ago we began planning and burng for this great linen sale. been spent to secure a stock, the like of which has never been seen under the roof of any retail establishment west of Chicago. be surprisingly low when the excellent quality of materials is considered. TABLE LINE a good heavy quality; neat patterns of floral eif- fects and pretty conventional designs. made for service as well as for looks. linen, 75¢ a yard—Satin damask, German and Irish $1.00. towels, mnicely hemmed. Extra large. play. $15.00—The latest Gainsborough shape of black velvet; high folded crown. Finished with a fancy edge of maline and jet and a beautiful large black plume sweeping to one side. $15.00—Beautiful poke shapes, made entirely of black maline folds interlaced with jet. A bunch of Prince of Wales tips with jetted ends complete the hat. These are very becoming shapes to almost any one. $10.00—Turbans made of black chiffon with and jet trimmings. A most becoming hat. 9.50—Turban of shirred velvet in three shading into a shade of red. Trimmed with foliage. $9.00—Rolling rim Gainsborough shape of sage green velvet trim- med very prettily with maline to match. fancy drape of jet shades of a beautiful light pink spray of in This City Thousands of dollars have And this magnificent stock will be marked with prices that will NAPKINS. L0e a dozen—Heavy damask napkins, nicely hemmed. All white. Just the thing for fruit. 93¢ a dozen—Heavy damask napkins with pret- ty floral designs. Regular $1.25 grade. $1.19 a dozen—Pure all-linen damask napkins; cells regular at $i.50. MILL ENDS OF TAELE LINENS. 500 ends and short lengths bought from the mill at a discount. Included len,.lis from 1% yards to 3 yards and different qualities. Some 1} yard lengths at 53e. 2 yards lengths at 69e. 234 yards long at 88e. 3 yards long at $1.04. TOWELINGS. 8 1-83e a yard—Glgss toweling in red or blue checks; all sizes and”finished double selvage. A fine, soft, absorbent quality. 10e, 12%e and 15€ a yard—Heavy Barnesley crash for rollers. Fine qualities. Regular 123c, 15¢ and 19c values. able damask of The same Irish damask; Sold regu- extra heavy; patterns. Worth dressing. New- of Scotch and There is noth- r $1.10 and $1.15 styles. Men’s and Boys’ Clothing Fresh from Eastern Manufactyrers. Low Prices for Anniversary Celebration. HE pleasing prices we have been able to mark on all our garments have made these two departments very with thoughtful buyers. For this great anniversary jubilee sale we have arranged a series of specials that will be most attractive. MEN'S SUITS. $8.635—All-wool navy blue cheviot double-breasted sack suit; Italian linings, hair cloth fronts. Perfect fitting. Regular $12.00 values. 11.00—Made of Globe Mill worsteds in all the latest colorings, overplaids, checks and stripes. All pure worsted goods. The best of lin- ings and trimmings. Cut in the latest styles. Not a suit in the lot worth less than $15.00. $13.50—Black Thibet double-breasted coat; also the new College coat; serge lined, hand-tailored throughout. A swell suit for fall and win- ter wear, BOYS’ SUITS. $5.00—Youths’ long pants suil : coats single breasted. The collar, shoulders, lapels and fronts receievd most particular attention when making them. Ages 12 to 19 years. $7.50—Youths' suits in pure wool cheviots, tweeds and fancy cassi- meres; coats single and double breasted. Extreme care was used in the cut- ting of these garments; ages 12 to 19 years. Should sell for $10.00. $9.00—Youths’ navy blue serge suits, single and double breasted coats. Ages 12 to 19 years. Our good clothing for boys is nothing more or less than the best styles for men in boys’ sizes. Special for this week ly. Every garment is worth $11.00. B3 FAREMWELL N VERSE FORM PEKING, Aug. 20.—The Chinese reform- er Shen Chien, like the Filipino patriot Rizal, sent his farewell message to the world in the form of verses written in prison on the eve of his execution. The #gpirit of the two valedictories is much the same. Chinese poetry is difficult to transiate accurately, but the following is a clear rendition of the young journal- ist’s verses into English: Loaded with clanking chains I am taken from prison. 1,27 the Chen Chih gate I ahall lay down my ife. On the execution ground there my old friends have shed their blood. time of arrival and departure from San Fran- | of fa: cisco will be as follows: Leave San Francisco—6:45, 122 1 et 7:30, 8:15, 9, 10, 40. 3, 4:15, 5:15, 6:: 25, Five loyal and six learned, all Hukwang men Japan and Russia arp struggling for posses- ston of Manchuria. ‘Henceforth the cradle of the race is lost to China. Partition comes apace—I think of it. You rulers of the country, have you never cannot bear to seen the plans of division? Let all the public papers over the wide world, bescause of my burled wrongs, publish the gory of my death. For makine public two harmless clausss of have worked me this woe. "The thirty-one years of my life now past, though 1 hl\':] conquered some name, are noOw vail “Il-loe:w?:fli?; oome prosperity or Giesster, 1 e not. m:!“y spirit will find happiness chanting in heaven. Shen Chien had been particularly bold in denouncing the apathy of the Govern- ment toward the Russian absorption of Manchuria. A short time before his ar- rest he published two clauses of what pur. ported to be a secret treaty by which China conceded Newchwang to the control of Russia. Being barred from communi~| cation with the outside world in prison, he died with the belief, as the verses show, that he had been betrayed by twg officials, Ching Kuan and Chung Lang, the latter a friend with whom he had quarreled because he had revealed the treaty. J The Chen Chih gate is the gate through which criminals are led from the board of punishments to the execution ground. “Five loyal and six learned, all Huk- wang men of fame,’ were the reformers from Kunan and Kwangtung who were beheaded in 1898 by order of the Dow- a secret treaty Ching Kuan and Chung Lans | ANEEENSNSSNNENNSENEESE ager after the coup d'etat depriving the Emperor of power. The number of oplum smokers in the United States is estimated at 1,000,000. IRUPTURE ] CURED Our cure is safe, painless and certain. We have CURED hundreds. We will give you their names and addresses and you can see them. We CURE you before you pay us a cent. Don’t fail to see us about it. Consultation is free. 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