The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, January 24, 1904, Page 1

ORI TR v il . et g2 H.GYZAN\IG OSE BY MRS. W.D.SQUIRES ~ The new multiple colored photographs are strikingly beautiful in point of design and boldness. They are a combination of the most daring poster ef- feets with the most delicate photographs obtainable, and though there are an unlim- ited number of variations, the most popular multiple pictures are those wherein on the face and figure are photograpfiic. while all else in the picture, such as head or- naments, necklace, ribbons, laces, flowers and the whole bewildering array of femi- nine frou frou generally is worked out in an elaborate and dashing eolor scheme— as for instance the picture of Mrs. Squires reproduced herewith—the face is brought out in bold relief against a deep rich bank of roses. PHOTO BY VAaUGHARN AND WE T H o