The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, April 24, 1904, Page 28

N FR CISCO CALL, SUNDAY, APRIL 24, 1904 FLAG-DECKED CITY AWAITS NATIVE SONS m— NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. T T S N T T T e e T L O S S T Newbro’s Herpicide An Exquisite Hair Dressing THE ORIGINAL REMEDY THAT “KIiLLS THE DANDRUFF GERM.” { OO And you'll want to step into i one of your own (just like it). The price might lead you to believe that the furniture is trashy ($150.00 furnishes the four rooms), but such is not the case. The bedroom is furnished in birdseye maple—as dainty as” you could wish. Richmond range in the kitchen. Round oak extension table, heavy handsome chairs. eg If the hair is dull, brittle and lifeless, THE 3 ! to the presence of a microbic growth, the ef- ng | | Sterling made upholstery. A year’s time in which to pay the $150.00. — Japanese Linen Warp Mat- tings, 15¢ Yard. They come in the prettiest of color- ings. “Patterns quite as pretty as you usually find at 25¢ or 30c a yard. Not ,too early to buy your summer floor covering, and it's a price oppor- tunity that will not last long. At this remarkably low price we can only sell them in 20 or 40 yard rolls. Y0 mail or telephone orders accept- ed. In nearly WHY DISCARD ting shabby, cove' Brusselette Carpets in Two- Tone Reds and Greens. It's the prettiest, as well as the least expenpllve carpeting to be had. It is not a_ Brussels, as the name would imply, but it is woven to close- 1y .resemble Brussels. There is much more wear in it than in the cheap grades of Brussels, and for appear- ance there is no comparison. Room patterns, stair patterns. LAID AT 45¢ A YARD. Enameled Kitchen Ware. Some of the best we have ever had to offer. The ware is made of heavy pressed steel. enameled a deep blue on the outside, pure white inside. The cov- “ers are cnameled as well as the rest. 1-pint Teapots .. 1%-pint Teapots 2-pint Teapots .. 1-quart Sauce Pan. 1l4-quart Sauce Pan 2-quart Sauce Pan. D YOUR UPHOLSTERY WHEN IT SHOWS SIGNS OF WEAR? ery home there is some piece of upholstery, couch, chair or sofa get- e the hair ! ked pre ct is to dampen one’s spirits and cause a loss of in- s“are worn or springs displaced. S - > rat ) arly | ter n personal appearance. The use of Newbro’s Not necessary to discard it. Not necessary to replace it with new. - es 1 cide overcomes the ravages of the dandruff mi- h the natural beauty and abundance 1 return nature intended. Almost sults follow the use of Herpicide. Gen- | ind Newbro's Herpicide in use at all im- ver sl after the hair w : OF THE SCALP INSTANTLY. A PROMINENT DENTIST USES IT. “I have tried your Herpicide in my family and gredi nt d in the formula are certainly at night. At a comparatively small expense it can be re-covered, the frame repolished andbe made practically new furniture. We manufacture all the upholstery and mattresses we sell—have this five-story building for that express purpose. We re-cover old upholstery and make over old mattresses. If it's a mattress we'll get it in the morning and return it practically a new mattress If upholstery is to be re-covered we'll send a man “who knows” to your house te show you samples of coverings and give you an estimate on the cost. f no other hair dres such as ought to bring about the results you claim. g MAY SAVE YOU MANY DOLLARS.. DISEASED HAIR A MISFORTUNE. Petaluma, Cal. (Signed.) C. P. BATES. THOS. T OJOEA o8 - Sortune in ML THOUSANDS LIKE THIS. || oF T ARRANGEMES TSe re ctua “I regard your Herpicide as a i specific for dandruff and falling hair, ¢ cured me of a very bad case of and T will recommend the best thing of its kind on marke S B. D. BROWN. Los AT LEADING DRUG STORES, Or Sent Prepaid from Detroit, Mich., on Receipt of $1.00 > . ) 00, An Unhealthy Hair. OFFICERS _OF THE NATIVE_SONS OF THE GOLDEN WEST AT THE GATHERING IN VALLEJO. Prettily Adorned Vallejo to Be Host of Delegates to Grand Parlor. Special Dispatch to The Call. VALLEJO, April 23.—Vallejo is in gala attire, bear flags and the golden ! colors of the Native Sons predominat- {ing. The Grand Parlor of the Native 51 Can't | beauty, Made Legs on bed. utility it's equal | higher priced ones. mattress attached. castors—Ilike a trundle- $1.85 for the Crib. say much, for it's a but fer strength and to many Another Mission type. Made of huge oaken planks, nearly two inches thick. Top is four feet long and thirty inches wide | —made of one massivel plank. Quarter sawed grain, weathered finish. All join- ings are tennoned and se- cured with wooden wedge: of maple. Wire fold under; leaves it BOARD OF WORKS LACKS TWO INDICTM S ARMY REPORTS ot o Nhe B s st will albsiibe —_— P T ) : ECLARE NVALID | ADVANCEMENT EVERYWHERE |, .. 5 . " IGHT TO ASSESS DAMAGE DECLARED INVALIL NT E 2 3 : : ' ‘ RIGH P A ’ gy here to-morrow a?d the week promises BUREAU, $'l6.50‘ ou re e Come 0 r l 2 ws Attornes Long Holds Ordinance Dasha and Dempsey Will Be Sen- | Colonel French Returns With New |0 be an interesting °“°'~ ‘l“ &h’"""l‘ mlgorr;nubr&enfi':D:veasrkns;araa | Princess Dresser, $13.85. " - enc e - Convictl - he Vari | way Vallejo will have its latchstring : 3 - g i 2 o oty ot rte ot Confeving Juficlel Powers on tenced Alone on the Conviction Plans From the Various Posts | and. every | Clo,that will be gladly wel- Furnishing a home is not the formidable | , A prefty. datnty s e Body Is Unconstitutional for Conspiracy. Along the Coast. | dangling on the outside, comed in small rooms. undertaking that most people believe it to be. | popular daily. : o { ; Beauty as well as econ- | u : , jvised th 1 states District Judge de| Colonel French, provincial officer of | thing will be done that is possible to § ..,y ™ ha oval French plate | ""Wide top. 42 inches; gives r " i Jed yesterday ‘that the |the Salvation Army, has just returned | give the visitors a good sample of || suiror, the. carved. sane ' The cottage demonstrates that fact to hun- | aimost as much room in the ¥ of Public Work ¢ ¢ 3 | from Salt Lake City after finishing a | navy yard town hospitalit ards and the arrangement |l dreds daily. two drawers as is found in ’ i o andl spection, a y ‘'om- he local ¢ ee gements § effect. : sy Large ——— s < h Dask 1Izm-nnu and | onder Booth-Tucker. This tour, | consists of S. J. McKnight, chairman; Solid oak, finished golden. Why not give a housewarming? plate 17x30 inches. gaged, was one — e S which lasted a month, comprised visits to some twenty-one cities on the-coast, while all phases of the army's mani- fold operations were thoroughly dis- cussed and many improvements and | extensions decided upon by the na- that two additional in- them for conspir- and Lee Lim were e original conspiracy. Benes € . ment of the organization. . J. O'Hara, secretary; J. A. Browne, | G. G. Halliday, J. F. Deininger, J. A. Bruce, Joseph Clavo, H. T. Stevens, George Weniger and F. H. Lee. Under their management an open-air concert { will be given on Georgia street Sunday 7y 2 STERLING FURNITURE COMPANY' by 2 - Disypey. and - Hom. _Toon liionsy Jeader. | from 4:20 to 6:30 p. m. On Monday ) lered 1o appear next anonday! Decisions were given affecting prop- | evening a public reception and dance B ex Sent Dadiatbatent, erties to the total value of nearly | will be held in the pavilion, where elab- c Z $200,000, the acquiring of which will | orate decorations will be set off by elec- 39 ARKET nppus‘r[ M ALLISTER 2 amission Appointed. | be beneficial to the further advance- | trical effects. Tuesday afternoon a L] A At request of the attorneys of | ™ These prop- | visit will be paid to Uncle Sam's great O B R A VR I S WO TS Oonpe Bosink Hiasnsd with s e | erties are situated at San Diego, Los | workshops, dock and warships at the o = .. S ( ”1 ”“';"‘MW ok Angeles, San Francisco, Vancauver, | Mare Island Navy Yard. On Tuesday | der of his wife at the S =€ | Wash.; Seattle, Boise City and Ogden. evening a banquet will be served at the | i on Stockton streei last December, | At the last mentioned i thegcny | Savilion, . Wednesdey” svting eiciol T result in the census not being complet- | that of last year by 40 per cent through ) Judge D vesterday issued a com- | Council has donated a $15,000 lot, | Lodge No. 539, B. P. O. E., will give a | ed within the time required by law. :he en:ofiemlent otl;hla obnfl::’ou: :e:. 4 it the evidence of per-|uUpon which an industrial home is to | reception &t their handsome quarters | The board yesterday transmitted a | ture of the law. If compelled to ob- [ sons ir Switzerland, as to the | be erecte in honor of the visitors. The steamer | letter to State Superintendent of |serve the full technical requirements of : g R ity 1 ' thie - Besie |- The. msefs. of . ihe. (ioMen | Gate | Glteotas. . hus.- beall als il itis | \ Schools Kirk, acquainting him with the | the law we will be unable to complete jead be . Golden | zomiy interrogatories will be | Orphanage across the bay were thor- | Thursday morning and an excursion | ; ";;‘f ‘l“r""’ ?“is‘:":’ *‘t‘;ps‘:;‘:‘;:d";:: e Sonime Withis. the Joernihes S Park should be made |, 1= speedily as possible. The | oughly gone into. Its accommodations | will be given to the Union Iron Works, > C.;‘l o8 g ‘”:"i T"‘u com;“fmcamn BOARD MAKES APPEAL. was engaged in| g be postponed till the receipt | have been overtaxed and many appli- | San Francisco, to witness the launch- SO T D DI “We would like to obtain your per- or- | of cations have had to be rejected. - It was decided to extend and enlarge it so that the work among waifs and he com sion’s report. A J18° 7 5 i Accused of Embezzlement. ing of the new armored cruiser Califor- | ! nia, which will be followed by a trip | around the bays. On Friday evening a | Law Requiring Signatures of Parents or Guardians follows: “We are informed that other counties in the State are not complying with a mission to disregard this feature of the census law, viz., to omit that portion relating to the obtaining of signatures us xle | strays might no longer be handicapped | srand ball will be given at the pavilion. | strict interpretation in relation to the [ °¢ oy o . e &l & Vit biata Dot o & parents or guardians. i e 1'\““ e :‘f\i’r‘j”’:» through lack of room. It was also de- | The dance and menu cards will be| (inaat] s Hampers the Work laws governing the taking of this| “.p,."census marshals,” said Sehool . O K e se-|clded to increase the summer reliet | charming souvenirs of Vallejo and Mare | (¥ y han / T O mins the | Director Roncovieri, “are experiencing warrant from Police Judge | plans and arrange for fresh air outings | Island. The badges to be distributed by | census marsha’s are not obtaln'ng the | ;rea¢ gifficulty in inducing parents to terday for the arrest of |for 1000 mothers and children from | the local committee to the visiting dele-| mhe Board of Education fears that | SiEnatures of the parents or guardians | ;- .i; signatures in swearing to the on a charge of felony | San Francisco. |gates are handsome lithographs on |, .= o o0 conoo children this year | Of children within the school age as |, e; of their children. This greatly . on Murphy was collector | The meetings conducted by Com- | White kid, properly lettered and show- . prescribed by law and in conformity | ... oo the work and may result in . “o. and instead any and it is alleged he | mander Booth-TucKer are said to have | Ing a grizzly bear on a promontory | Will fall far short of last year because | with the directions issued by your of- has embe: two ¥ he ng been the largest and most enthusiastic $130 during the last * ‘ever held by the army upon the coast. ars. ADVERTISEMENTS. We will buy you a bottle of Liquozone, if you are sick—we’ll pay your druggist our- | viewing a passing battleship. The com- | mittee reports rooming accommoda- tions plentiful, and besides the hotels | and restaurants the ladies of the Meth- | odist and Baptist churches will serve | dinners on each of the four days' ses- | sion of the Grand Parlor. The banquet Friday night will be under the direction of Caterer Huber of San Francisco. Past President P. B. Lynch will pre- side as toastmaster. The local committee feels that the va- ried social programme which has been the work is being delayed owing to a provision of the new law requiring cen- sus marshals to secure the signatures of parents or guardians of children of eligible school age. This new requirement has resulted in the taking of less than 4000 names daily, whereas last year 6500 were ob- tained. This requirement will probably B the seven grand trusteeships, this city receiving less money from the State than heretofore. For each child of school age the State pays $9 and I am sure when this is known parents will cheerfully sign their names. “Some fear that it is a submission to taxation, but it is nothing of the sort. Last year we had more than 90,000 names and this year should exceed that number and will if parents will comply with the law and aid the census mar- shals in their work. The cost of the work last year was $8000 and this year fice. ADHERES TO LAW. “This department is rigidly adhering to the law governing the census. As a consequence our work is greatly ham- pered. Last year our work progressed at the rate of 6500 names a day and this year we are able but to turn in something less than 4000 names daily, owing to the delay occasioned by that section of the law requiring the census marshal to secure the signatures of 3 —— | parents or guardians. The expense this | it will exceed $12,000, owing to the new y f t d h W h t t arranged to provide relaxation and en- | teen candidates having already an-|year in taking the census will exceed |law.” selves for it and show you how to get well. i it s e s s smss o 2 2 prove acceptable to the visitors. The| ;.. or ess preliminary canvassing. It We paid $100,000 for the American | body without killing the tissues, too. g:';?:;_;lr)t;:rbn gcromh—syvhm. trip to Mare Island will present novel is likely that at the coming session of ADVERTISEMENTS. rights to Liquozone. And we have | There is nothing eise known which | Dyspepaia > Throet Tronpios and interesting studies to many of the | 1% €Y spent $500,000 in the past four months | will do that. Any drug that kills | Eczema—Eryaipelas Tuberculosis interfor delegates. They will be afford- | the Grand Parlor the number of grand REQUISITE AT SMART FUNCTIONS 10 buy 2 million bottles and give them | germs is a poison, and it cannot - be | Goee—gall Stones Ve Thosts ed every opportunity to view all the|trustees will be increased from seven to a million sick ones. Don’t you |taken internally. For that reason | Gonorrhea—Gleet Women's Diseases sights. to eleven. 5 realize that this product must be of | medicine is practically helpless in| Al diseases that begin with fever—all n- | When the visitors are allowed time| It is understood that Monterey is GIANT STRIDES! wonderful worth to humanity? Won't | any germ disease. u‘;‘:‘;',‘,"‘;:"n;‘:““_""",_lg‘pufig":“;“:“{";; for business it will be transacted in Sgn | anxious to secure the 1905 session of the porn e e S e e ol e you see what it means to you? | Liquozone is so certain that we | blood. Pablo Hall, which the decorator's hand | Grand Parlor for that town, and it is ho ly from gas— pre paratus and 14 days’ time In nervous debility Liquozone acts as a vitalizer, accomplishing what no drugs can do. 50c Bottle Free. If you need Liquozone and" have never tried it, please send us this coupon. We will then mail you an order on your local druggist for a full-size bottle, and we will pay your | publish on every+ bottle an offer of | $1000 for a disease germ that it cannot kill. The reason is that germs are vegetables, and an excess of oxygen— the very life of an animal—is deadly to vegetable matter. Liquozone is certaid destruction to germs, yet to the human body it is the most helpful Acts Like Oxygen. quozone is not made by com- | ading drugs, nor is there any alco- | { i i in it. Its virtues are derived sole- Jargely oxyren gas—by a yeess which requires” smmense ap- Each cubic inch of Liquozone represents the vir- tues of 1250 cubic inches of The process by which these virtues are concentrated into liquid, stable form has been the constant subject of sci- entific and chemical research for more than 20 years 7/ The result is a product which does what oxygen does Oxygen is thé nerve food, the blood food, the scav- enger of the blood. It is the very the gas. | thing in the world. There is no other vay to end the cause of any germ disease Germ Diseases. These are the known germ” dis- eases. All that medicine can do for | these troubles is to help Nature over- | come the germs, and such results are |indirect and wuncertain. Liguozone | kills the germs, wherever they are, | druggist ourselves for it. This is our | free gift, made to convince you, to |show you what Liquozone is, and what it can do. In justice to your- self, please accept it to-day. for places you under whatever. | Liquozone costs 50c and $1. : CUT OUT THIS COUPON, for this dfer may not appear again. Fill no obligation it | has rendered very inviting. The officers of the Grand Parlor are: L. F. Byington, junior past grand president; H. R. McNoble, grand presi- dent; C. E. McLaughlin, grand first vice | | president; J. L. Gallagher, grand sec- ond vice president; W. D. Wagner, grand third vice president; Charles H. Turner, acting grand secretary; Henry S. Martin, grand treasurer; William E. Foley, grand marshal; J. Emfet Hay- den, grand inside sentinel; Bert Levy, grand outside sentinel. The grand trus- | tees are M. T. Dooling, James A. De- | voto, Charles M. Beilshaw, F. R. Wehe, C. E. Jarvis, L. H. Mooser and A. B. Baker. All these offices will be filled ‘at the coming session of the Grand Parlor by election. There are three can- source of vitality, the most essential | and the results are inevitable. By de- clement of life. ] and unstable; while Liquozone is fixed | invariably ends :he disease. and for- 2nd concentrated. It gets an excess of | ever. oxygen virtues into the blood. to go wh other known product can compare. e Asthma Hay Fever—Influenza || take it. erever the blood goes The result Ahlcflul—‘.(nemh ;Ud'g:i Diseases etz 3 o rbi Bronchitis La a vitalizing tonic. with which no | Bromebite 7 .. out the blanks and mail it to the Liquid Ozane Co., 468-460 Wabash Ave., Chicago, But oxygen is a gas. | stroying the cause of the trouble it 1 have never tried Liguozone, but If will supply me a S50c bottle free I will Liver Troubles Malaria—Neuralgia Kills Inside Germs. e ’#.‘.:’.';’é.;‘:.."m‘..?.“"‘" But the great valve pf Liquozone lies | £015, S0P na 4 Any physiclan or hospital mot vet i the fact that it kills germs in the | Catarra 6kin Discases * Liguozome will be gladly sunplied for a test using. Parlor No. didates for the office of grand secre- tary, namely, C. H. Turner (incum- | bent), F. H. Jung of Stanford Parlor ‘No. 76 and Theo G. Eilers of Santa Barbara Parlor No. 116. Thé two can- didates that have appeared for the of- fice of grand treasurer are John E. Mc- Dougald of California Parlor No. 1, who has probably belonged to the order longer than any Native Son now liv- ing, and H. E. Pasquale of Golden Gate 29. There will be a warm contest for prepared to make a fight for the honor. Marysville is regarded as likely to be in the fight against Monterey. As to the new legislation that may be pro- jected at the session now at hand lit- tle is known here, but there are a number of committees that have been considering important subjects that will report. They are: On develop- All Records Broken &he DISTINCTLY HIGH QUALITY —er— MOET @ CHANDON “White Seal” Shampagne Never Varies WHY ??? ment of the resources of the State of California, Morris Brooke, chairman; on historic landmarks, J. R. Know- land, chairman; on irrigation and for- est reservation, Washington Dodge, chairman; on Donner monument, C. ‘W. Chapman, chairman; on navy yard memorial, S. J. McKnight, chairman. The latter contemplates the placing of a memorial window in St. Peter’s Tl e Yeur 1903 wese Chapel at Mare Island perpetuative of the memories of Rear Admiral John D. Sloat, Commodore Robert F. Stockton and Admiral David G. Farragut, three naval heroes who were identified with the expeditions sent out by the United States Government to take possession of the territory bordering the Pacific Coast, of affirming American authority and establishing the Mare Island navy yvard. The various parlors of Califor- nia have already contributed $284 for the, memorial window, 4,013,684 Bottles. a figure never before reached by any (Nampagac house This Great Howse offers s chonest peadict » “WHITE SEAL" THE CHAMPAGNE OF THE DAY THE REQUISITE AT SMART FUNCIIONS