The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 24, 1904, Page 7

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, MAY 24, 1904. . 7 PRAGERS PRAGERS 1 PRAGERS | PRAGERS I PRAGERS mrgn. S Ee, SR ISR | PRAGERS ot Expansion Sale Feature Variety of Most Seasonable Fancy Goods laces and embroideries. Specially low prices have been for the sale beginning Tuesday. VEILS. ready to drape on the hat. ind brown. Worth $1.75. ity of chiffon with hemstitched borders and four rds long, and come in blue and white only. Regular NECKWEAR. ble shirt waist stocks of good quality lawn; embroidered and have They are 4 yards long and A big as- in-hand ties, with embroidered ends. RIBBONS. v ribbons with soft corded effects alternating with glossy taffeta; blue, green, pink and lavender, in shaded and dainty or a summer hat. Worth 35¢ a yard. LACES. wide Comes in cream and white. Seme have insertion effects alternating Regular $1.00 laces, 18 inc n with ribbon. A Splendid Collection of Necessary Odds and Ends and notions at cut prices. Every e event will be rewarded by saving unt on regular purchases. > (T < @) N > H (¢ Extraordinary Offering on These Well Fitting, Stylish ing for. down the front and ankle length. 43c— 65¢c—WOM crochet yokes. 75¢—WOMEN straps. They com ite only. with washable ribbon 23¢—CHILDRE lace bottoms. Worth 20c—CHILDRE weight Derby and 22; 25¢— S ib, ankle or knee Iemz(h Sizes 24, 26 and 2! 1215¢ a pair—BOYS’ knees and toes. Fast biack. 98¢_WOMEN'S two thread Peeler cotton summer Worth $1.25. WOMEN'S extra fine Bedford rib summer weight vests with holes finished with silk wash ribbon; pink and blue only. S fine mercerized Egyptian cotton summer vests; sleeve A regular $1.00 value. S Vego silk vests, fine Oxford rib; in pink, blue and white. 25¢—WOMEN'’S summer weight vests; A regular 35¢ value. S Egyptian cotton Bedford rib umbrella soft Peeler cotton shirts and pearl buttons and in white only ; 30e—Sizes 30, 32 and 34. CHILDREN'S RQOMPERS. 75¢—Colored rompers, the kind that covers the youngsters f of fast colored Galatea cloth, piped with red. and GIRLS' Worth 20c. Turned Toward Shopping Center Expansion Special Feature Women’s and Children’s Underwear and Hosiery HE leading part of this sale is some knit underwear that has just been received and opened. You will find just the things you have been wait- weight union suits; buttons neck and arm A regular 65¢c v s with hand hand crochet yokes and shoulder Worth $1.00. Richelieu rib with neck and arm holes run drawers with crochet thread summer Sizes 18, 20 drawers: two om head to foot; made Ages 2 to 6 years. HOSIERY. hosiery of good heavy cotton, with double Some Good Bargain News From Our Domestic Department. HERE is not an item here that does not mean a saving of from ten to twenty-five per cent on the regular figures. NOTIONS. 3 DRESS LAWN. TOWELS. 4c nois We arc agents for Standard fash- 3e a yard—Very pretty dress 7¢ ecach—Heavy hemmed huck e s lawn, with neat floral and figured | towels, half linen; these are 4 , arments for Women e i AT | T T o « 5 ne stee 7 rom 2% to 10 yards. h c » where at 1oc. 17¢ 9 inches it nE, b}at)‘:O?x‘d ;\Ohrnst:t BED SPREADS. 25e each—Large double threaded e each—4 and 5 Y R ¥ % $1.25_Good bed spreads for | real Turkish bath towels. Worth 1 > £ Be_Coats’ darning cotton UR large and complete stock offers practically an unlimited assortment of all the new 1\1{_»ub|c! bcd] the bc:]:t mmlc(inr v;'ear. $4.00 a dozen. ? 0 RO G s e : e also have other grades from 4 c._ F({!_fl.’;‘ng.\n]u[ pearl stick garments that are being worn. Every size can be found here. b v Stk BURLAP. e e cream ROTS- g e SHIRT WAISTS. other shipment of shirt waist suits: all are very pretty CURTAINS. 215 a d—36-inch burlap; & % g Soktn gor, Ahe. Now iwiite 89c—Thousands of very stylish white lawn shirt | and are made of Siciliene cloths and silks. A big as- .50 a pair—Real Trish Paint | héavy and el widic N E 17 t—Witc aze »’r"‘”“l:’““ S erwear, €tC.; I waists in a pretty assortment of styles. They are | sortment of styles and colors: curtains; four different designs of | comes in , olive, hunter, sage, fi 10¢ JEWEL}?.Y et—Tt S}ONGES gf“{)“ "I'“hr'”d”‘d inserted and tucked. Regular TAILORED SUITS. the chaicest patterns. They are | scarlet, cardinal, garnet, navy, ete. a Pt he - .50 values. L = T itable fe 1 i y, gr: 3 Special fe Large bath spopges; $1.35Several hundred handsome sheer lawn $7.45 and $12.45—Over 200 suits just received “)‘i‘r‘fir}: °Ptfi’f dining-room, library, ;::\;;st a_,.i.fl\f‘mvrv‘\r?:e.fl“.‘yma for ar Special waists, elaborately trimmed and finished in up-to- | from New York. The materials are the best and they PR 3 3 ik Most, Attractive Sale of Children’s Colored Dresses I' is neater for children’s wear during the vacation iths than washable dresses? We have a big lot-to f one is moderate in price. e of a good quality of fancy ginghams They have the French fronts; yoke, Sizes 4 to 12 years. Worth $2.00. They have he same material edged with narrow lace Oxfords, est full sleeves. $2.50 and . pi hr t. Worth $3.50. dresses with three box pleats in back and front; ercerized gingham, with strapping of same on Regular price $3.00. - . o - Low Price Hats and Trimmings in T Our Millinery Rooms E made these hats particularly for rough wear. They are cheap and serviceable and will save your higher priced hats. Inspect our stock. 59¢—Vacation hats; rough and rea straws; worth $1.50. date fashion. They are good values at $2.00 and $2. We also have many other exceptional values dnd beautiful styles in varying in price up to $5.45. SILK WAISTS. $2.45, $2.95 and up to $20.00—A splendid as- sortment to select from. and tucked in many different designs and have the lat- lawns, SHIRT WAIST SUITS. up to $25.00—We just received an- are worth double the price. $17.50. Irish linens, vestings and All are beautifully inserted white ducks and piques. sweep and of the latest styles. i s s » | Unparalleled Bargains in the Newest Summer Silks and Dress Goods PETTICOATS. 95c—Pretty black sateen petticoats; and prettily finished around the bottom. Worth $1.50. WASH SKIRTS. 48¢ and up to $4.50—We carry a complete line of wash skirts of colored linen, Oxford grays, tan col- ors, blacks, blues with polka dots, All are well made, with full Also others at $14.05 and A Fine Lot. of Straw Hats for Men well made ¢ E cotton etamines, stock. and Boys at, Low Prices VERY style hat worn this season is Some are copies of the famous makes and can be had at a third and a half less. included in our great 65¢, 90¢ and $1.45—Men's straw hats, in Yacht, Optimo, Telescope or Fedora shapes; ular 75¢, $1.25 and $1.7 shapes. smooth and rough straw. 45¢ and straws. extra good; values. $1.50 and $2.00—Men’s fine Milan straws in 45¢, 65¢ and 90e—Boys’ All are exceptional values and are worth 7: khaki hats; 5¢—Children’s wide brim Real value, 75¢ and in rough and smooth straw. They are reg- Optimo and Fedora straw hats in Yacht and Fedora shapes; just the thing for outing wear. sailors, in rough and smooth $1.00. $1.50_Hand-made Colonial and few other shapes; worth $3.50. #3.48 _Hand-made Turbans: nicely trimmed. Regular $5.00 hats. 98e—Trimmed Tuscans for children. OWERS. ch—Pink roses; 6 in a bunch. ge with buds. c—Corn flowers. UNTRIMMED SHAPES. 58c—About 20 dozen untrimmed rough and ready straw shapes, this latest; worth $1.50. CHILDREN’S HATS. ORE than ordinary interest is concentrated on silks and dress goods. There is not l B N l . M a similar department in the city that is offering such phenomenal bargains as ours. some Novel deas n New mpomtlon These special lines have been selected for Tuesday. f G d Silks. Black Dress Goods. _—_____Alt" B55c a vard—Novelty silks which represent $1.00 31c to $1.25 a yard—Black Alpacas, Siciliene OTHING is more attractive to the home than dainty little and $r.25 values. Very fc\\ lengths contain enou]»zh and brilliantine, 38 to 54 inches wide. pieces of fagcy work. We are showing unusually fine brown, green, gray and red with \vhi(c overshot :’::c“cfi?)“d]“?(;d black; sheds the dust. This is an CUSHION TOPS. thread in relief. Worth 75¢ a yard. DHonskNSIEe 35ce—Mercerized cushion tops of Turkish designs. Worth 3o0c. 48c to 85¢ a yard—Pongee silks from 20 to 27 8B¢ a yard—sz2-inch black granite for suits. Tt is 12y Cushion tops, with designs of Gibson sketches; pine cones inches wide; included in this assortment are the Tus- sah and Shanting cloths. Nothing better wearing than this material. 89¢ a yard—27-inch guaranteed black taffeta. This silk showed a greater sale than any other we have ever offered. 63c a yard—24-inch black Peau de Soie. Tt beats all values ever offered in this city. Many persons are buying it for future use. ter, makes it dust proof. 50¢ a yard—44-inch and durability. an open weave which, combined with its wiry charac- 43¢ a yard—36-inch black corded batiste, very popular for lightweight shirt waist suits. twilled mohair: summer cloth which is appreciated for its high finish 85¢ a yard—s52-inch black voile boutonne; a nat- and Oriental patterns. Regular 25¢ and 35¢ values. Z4c—Fancy muslin pillow slips. with printed bowknots and floral de- signs. They are ready to slip over the cushion. Worth 30c BUREAU SCARFS. 29¢ each—Lawn bureau scarfs, with hemstitched border beading inserted to be run with ribbon. Worth s0c. PILLOW SHAMS. B88c—Spachtel and Tambour pillow shams; scalloped borders, finished with narrow braids and fancy scrollingsin center, with blind and open- another with lace R1.98 and $2.50—Trimmed hats; worth $2.50, $3.00, $4.50 and $5.00. $1.00—Prettily trimmed Tuscans. i Exceplional Valves in This Sale of Men’s Trousers and QOuting Garmenls ERE is a special collection of garments that may be worn during the sum- mer months. They are stylish and well made. The prices are unequaled. TROUSERS. $1.43_We have them in worsteds, cassimeres and cheviots in a big assortment of colors, su (,t, e for any wear. These goods are made in the best possible manner, the fit and finish ct. All are regular $2.00 values. $1.92 _This Jot comprises cheviots, cassimeres and worsteds in 20 different styles. same as shown in $4.00 patterns, Some All are sewed with silk and linen thread and will not P 2.89 _Trousers for dress, business and working wear of the newest Scotches: fancy mixtures in worsteds and cas~|meres neat The style, fit and workmanship are custom made and they are worth $3.50 and $4.00. t'f..m $4.00 and $5.00—All the newest styles in worsteds, Scotches and cheviots: up- to-date and perfect fitting trousers. Our prices are at least one-third lower than elsewhere. A OUTING CLOTHES. $1.00Extra good quality white duck .trousers; turn up bottoms and belt straps. $1.00—Crash trousers with turn up bottoms and belt straps. Extra good grade of ma- terial $1.50—Linen trousers; very serviceable and well made. £1.45—U. S. Government Royal Khaki trousers to fit any man. $1.45-U. S. Government Royal Khaki coats: single and double breasted styles. $2.45U. S. Government Royal Khaki coats in Norfolk style. $2.50—Blue Flannel coats; all wool and fast color, warranted. $3.50—Blue Serge coats, pure worsted;’ all pockets reinforced. Extra strongly made. $1.50—Black Alpaca coats, the kinfthat will not tear. All the Shopping Inducements That Have Made This Store Popular Are Still Here. stripes 29¢ a yard—23-inch white Tapanese silk which sells always at 35¢ and 4oc a yard. cialty which will wear well. Great Specials in Hammocks and Go-Carts * 1G reductions have been made on every one of these items. They are great bargains for summer out- ings. HAMMOCKS. $2.50—Full colored cotton hammocks, with deep-fringed val- ance; extra foot bar that gives it a fine appearance when hung. Regular $3.50 value. $1.50—A good hammock, with two spreaders, valance and pil- low; in red, blue and green. Worth $2.25 regularly. 1.15_Fine hammocks, in red, green or blue. at 75c, which have been reduced from $1.00. GO-CARTS. $2.75—Folding go-carts, with steel wheels. $3.50—Rubber-tire folding go-carts, $5.00—_Reclining folding go-carts, with rubber tire; just the thing for the baby. An excellent value. —Rubber-tire go-cart, with reed back and foot rest; reclimng and folding. It can be folded and carried on street cars, etc. $4.50—Reed back and foldmg go cart 13 ragers Also some An excepnonal value. ALWAYS RELIABLE 1238-1250 MARKET ST. 4% ty material which classes favorably as an outing spe- work effects. HIS offer will stand for to-day only. Worth $1.00 a pair. Mid-Week Offering Men’s and Boys’ Furnishings Every article is an exceptional value. The styles are those now being worn in the fashion centers of the East. UNDERWEAR. $1.25 a garment—“Cooper’s” Derby ribbed underwear; all wool, in plain blue color. The drawers have adjustable waist band, rein- forced seat and covered seams. These gar- ments fit the form perfectly, and as for dura- bility are unexcelled. They are always sold at $1.50. in black, tan, red double heels and colors and all sizes. and red with white dots; toes. Strictly f: NECKWEAR. 11e—All-silk shield bow ties; plain white, black and colors. This is a tie that is hooked on to the button and remains there. A regu- lar 25¢ value. BOYS' SHIRTS. 82c—Juvenile colored shirts, with stiff bosom and cuffs attached. They open all the way down the front. Two collars to match. They are of neat figures and stripes. Ages 6 to 12 years. Regular price, s0c. Boys’ Washable Suils Thal Are _ngh[ in Prices h mothers are on the lookout for bargain S summer and vacation Fproacl “snaps” for the young fel We want to lay particular stress upon the suits are most serviceable. lent values 75c_‘fl1 reduced from $1.00. <00—All suits that were sold for $1.25. 14 years, Fine values. high quality of materials in our boys’ clothing and the very low prices. These $1.19—Khaki suits made of the regular army khaki material with long trousers. are perfect fitting and just the thing for boys to wear during summer. Will Be th Store West, "ot Chicagor B0c—All our boys’ washable suits that were formerly 75¢ now reduced. These are excel- d should not be overlooked. Ages 3 to 10 years. shable suits in very pretty and stylish patterns; ages 3 to 10 years. These are All are the latest styles and materials. 98e¢-—Khaki suits in gray and made up in military style; have long trousers. Ages 3 to They