The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, October 28, 1903, Page 7

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1903. Axtszm AIHAMBRA | wits GREENBAUM m APTEENOCE AT 315 DUSS ' [ MISCELLANEOUS. SUCIAL DINNER, THEN A BATTLE .ro’;' “rc;.n"°’x'-’-;“€=‘.;s&';';’-?.~"‘ O’Connor and Bray Liend BADAME FISK 204 AN ieists. 5% 500D smATs AT Soe_ Fistic Force to an B . Pt ot ] Argument. NORD'CA SULUIST Young Society Men Settle LI NN Bt B e Seme O Differences in Bloody Selected HOW lrr,s DONE SALE OF SEATS FOR Combat. M;:?sccb':f; Palbats Co v ok S ihEs puir s they of serviceable, artistic Morris don’t pay a cent for rent. The leading downtown stores that have prominent locations pay about $35,000 each year. You know who foots that in the end. Then con- sider the fact that we have our own factories right here. That means no freight bills—no manufacturers’ profit—not even a Furniture Combine to set our prices. Everything is done directly by Pattosien’s. Do you wonder that we sell so much cheaper than other stores? This style of honest white dealing shows the people what we're made of. A trial will prove—just glance at the items below. WINTER UPHO_LSTERED GOODS. trc::';;u mnug—l::¢MhA ‘s:d::::k' 516 50 Gold? Oak Chk—i:ige¢6r.in s 7!: arms; heavy claw feet ort h)m 15 5 Ellery's Royal ltatian Band BEGINS THIS MORNING AT SHERMAN, CLAY & CO."8S. POPTLAR PRICES SOc 7Sc S$1.00 FIRST CONCERT NEXT SUNDAY AFTERNOON .:em.rf‘uscll_-flu =p to and Scada Sa:- ppened this way: and comfort —a fit chair for any- body. Solid Panel Side—In fine ';:ar:ebsz-red mw cak Massive carvings. Worth $3o. Pateat Adjustment to rzise or lower back while seated; mahogany, i weathered cak finish Weathered Oak or golden oak; good £nish; $10 value BEDROOM SUITS. SgoATtgree-Pie:e wé‘kited‘laple Suit—Neatly dec- orzted, heavy panele resser glass T T TR TR R R S S s m.w 2 ‘345 Three;l’iece Ggrldm O-kFSm:;H ighly fin- ished; esser, ren, : P gy S $34.25 $8c Birdseye Maple Suit—Two pieces; head of bed beau carved and finished in beaded trim- migg; swi with Freach 567-50 $7.50 —_— THEIS WEEK AhIFORL 2z areical Success, R[DOLPH AND ADOLPEL GUARANTEED COUCHES. bave a larger s and a greater as- rs than all the glass, 31x38 inches. $35 Oak Suit—Three pxects. nicely finished and carved, strongly bailt, . e R S CHIFFONIERS "WAY DOWN. $15 Chiffonier, with French plate glass, beveled edge, go}dez: oak fmish 510.50 de?;ned and carved & = be:u“x:;y W-w $35 quarter-sawed oak, serpentine 327 w B fonz design, prettily shaped mirror.. A LITTLE DRAPERY clot! "p—'o sagging or hard t;v.w.l. A at'a socomd class price In an usw':mentT:f Lace Curtains Ju; are ‘way GPAN ) REERS MORE COUCHES. Brog 2 T ng—covered '51450 Rocccc Couch, SPOTLESS TOW N . 8275 $3.50 $5.00 $3.95 Pattosien Co. SIXTEENTH AND MISSION STREETS. fall designs of popu- tar B)une Femme Arabians as low as 2w ast & Clever PRICES ‘L'Sm AGAIISI PEIIGL!. owing o PATTOSIEN'S Save Customers $35,000 Yearly A Metal Bed. arc T ing trimmings of brass | i W () m " AR N o gL work in cur g ev:rythin(, - COLUMBIA &%= | Quarrel Over Father's Estats. | Boy Killed in a Collision. | | The 35 estate of Hugh Coivin, & re-| !DS ANGELES, Oct. I —Alfred Nai- tired engineer of the local fire department, son, the I3-year-old som of & ‘hadiedonthefith‘_s“_ is the subject South Hope street. was instanth ! children, E | to-day while driving his father's ICQ‘finofTflejol:dAik-A_m wagon by a collision with a P! | of this city. Yesterday they botk appiled | Rey electric car. The boy’'s bo i | for letters of administration upon their | taken out of the wreck of the wago | father’s emtate. | ribly crushed by the fall Wosk of Nov. 3—VAILEY ¥O SECOND D LAST WEEK. = Night'y, Incinfing Sunday. Matinee Sazzday. oIN ight of Revel and Dis- ! ATEEET——— ALCAZAR =57 sipation Comes to | Somber End. After a night of wild debauch, F. H. : | Enowlton. a cook. and 2 woman who was | known as bis wife and who was also| Robert Edeson Masagermez: Heory B h—h) O Peaare Harting Devie’ SOLDIERS OF FORTUNE Siage Versioo by Augusus Thomas. BECINNING NEXT MONDATY, The Merry Musical Faztasy, “THE STORKS:’ m.n-mo—g-:-mx- the Alemsar. here he has been rem - A_m.:fl‘dingtr(be}o‘ ¥ ‘.1.-mue-1m the YOURF men 220UL| found yesterday morning In their room | | town | at 132 Stockion street, the man dead | " themes to the Central Hospital fn a criti-| oner Michael Brown was that she had been living with Knowiton for the last three months, during which Mr. Honcl-l had been comnected with the house. The breaking of a fxture m«(ed with a small gas stove in the room was the cause of the accident. It was found Here are the values: 85¢ OPE. ) GRAN 955 Foar Weeks—NOVEMBER 24 9 2 Matinees Wed an? Sat Each Week NO SUNDAY PERFORMANCES SALE OF SEATS OPENS TO-MORROW MORNING 2i § s'cleck. i fiesh and tan; regular price §$1.25 2 smit. { by Brown that the rubber the fiuid from the gas pipe to the ' bad beez broken -nymm by tube con- J 2 suit—Underwear in and 4 ? ke fese i ¥ | 5 ¥ i sttt i} E 2 D e LR : § f i PIANO RECITAL ANGELUS PIANO PLAYER his occupation cook. e worked re- on Kearny street. He was In the habit of going upon sprees and at such times mmv:'\u.:_\us!ou-w-s was very reckless ' Last Monday night Mt“""’“‘"“-"“‘""‘“"‘ the eouple bad company in thefr ruoms beer bottles were Mr. Herbert iams, consumed. e TENOR, late hour, and the doctors hawe lttle LO!$DFFI.'§EI"IE PENNY ARCADE “hmn_un;‘—: e—- hopes of her recovery. GET THURSDAY. mm" ar store azy ————— Sfi;,’;‘x.mg e e A man who takes s drink of Old Kirk Whez Phoniog Ask for “The Chutes™ %-.l'. 4 Whisky issurs toyoteright, | =~ Our special sale of Underwear has been very lively. A num- ber of men have supplied themselves with as many as two or three suits. We knew the sale would take well when purchasers saw the goods and learned the prices. You see; we gain dis- tinctive value by buying goods direct from the mills. a suit—Form fitting. cotton ribbed Underwear. in flesh. blue, garnet and black; also cotton fleeced underwear. in stripes, such as goid and biue. b&u and white, bine xnd gold; fine DIRE CTORY OF RESPONSIBLE HOUSES.