The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, October 9, 1904, Page 31

smugeler Is Taken » Custody by Immigra- tion Officials After Fight 14 i ATTLE IN MOUNTAIN st Inspectors Follow Lawbreaker and (hase Ends in His Capture Wounted il of The Call SO Ariz., Oct. £.—John Sapu- r, 1t t of noted gang of Mexi- He rd fight by mount- ers, is in custody. £ nspectors near the across Sapur was caught in Chilr act amen overtaken the party re accident Sapu- the drop on led up h be rou m a ng inspector 1 that sta- Sapunar party of n uggle line ga arranged t night set for the H. Tuttle Gonzales, tercept ¢ his third They for in a short spied winding oy n the them officer It spectors. »d aim bring Each him s was follo He fled unar. the Ame d was g ss of the the on shotgun f the in- the drop eyed Sa- ack on the not far as making his way reported border in recent jated with Frank ewaldt, C. A. Spring- amous smugglers, perations have been broken up nt of Sapunar him- ired across the line un- | lieutenants were cap- but at his house in No- men destined for the United States made their headquarters, and 1Py ms were a storehouse for ed for points across the| —_— | LEAVES JEWE ON CAR | INSTEAD OF AT RESORT San Jose Woman's Diamonds Restored to Her by Littde Girl Who Found Them. | JOSE, Oct. 8.—Mrs. Harry| h has recovered the thousand worth of diamonds that she | few days ago while at Alum | Park. To-day they were re-| turned to her by Sarah McNeil, a 14- girl, who resides in San cisco, but who is visiting her un- Alexander Kammerer, on the | Alum Rock road. | The girl picked up the bag contain- the jewels from the car where| s. Bervovich had dropped it and as as she learned to whom the gems | \ged she returned them. Mr. Ber- ich has handsomely rewarded her. | e Fined for Violating Sunday Law. LEXINGTON, Ky., Oct. 8.—As the result of a crusade started here last Sunday by the Law and Order League zbor on the Sabbath, the | endent of a packing company | 1 two bookkeepers of the same in- | who were working on their nday, were fined $10 each he Police Court. The fine ssed under the laws of the commonweaith. This is the first puni- tive t of the crusade which spread to all Central Ken- r-old £00 bel books la: to-day was ass threa Woman Forger Arrested. SAN DIBEGO, Oct. 8.—Mrs. Mary E. gdon, wanted in St. Louis on a charge of forging a check for $500 | n estate of which she was exec- | x, was arrested here to-day by a e ber of a detective agency. She| een here several weeks, passing | name of Mrs. Mary Living- | | —————— | Another Clearing-House for New York | NEW YORK, Oct. 8.—By unani- | mous vote the New York Produce Ex- hange has decided to establish a « g-house for the prompt settle- ment of future contraets. The clear- | Seg-homse will - b epsbl "t me{ form of an independent corporation, membership in which will be optional | with each member of the exchange. ——————— -sures iaxod ® Uy WAyl Jo Pl 398 uUx seniQ 24} SEY OUN AMC[9) Y3 USAZ THE SAN ANCISCO K CALL; SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1904, ____ PRAGE TR Women’s Neckwear This s a fancy Stk Stock finished with two S are run r-hand ti Ribbons rd—8ome pretty 1aded Ribbons that | re so popular for | hions will be placed sale Mond: er with are red, are 4% p green, nches wide, in both Linen navy. They are worth 7 and Satin. and have tiny cords to draw and make the ch Bulpaciay Stogk: |l aesired 1 They are Linen, with embrojd- || WOrth 33ca ered Grecian designs. These | a yard_—A five-inch d are so nicely worked | IC pure sik @affeta u look like the real | _ Ribhon This is a hand-made. They have || very firm and brilliant one ¥ medallion tabs. Reg- { ;hat bows and tles beautl: ular selling price is 50c | fully. It is shown in all the 6 DI AR | newest shades. 1 l{l(:\GE“S RAGERS PRAGERS ! PRAGERES We offer 200 dozen Handkerchiefs 2 v . chiefs Monday at this very low price. These Handker- chiefs have dainty lace bor- ragers Lace Edgings a yard—Point de Paris Lace Edgings and In- sertions pretty designs, such as Tu- lip. Rose, Bow Knots and 98¢ in unusually The Coats are e A nlderad o Ribbon effects, on good, || lined throughout. each. g strong net; guaranteed to 2 00 The ALWAYS RELIABLE wash well. ' These Laces are % Women’s Handker- Sc chiefs, made of sheer lawn. with fancy drawn work and hemstitch- ed borders. This is a fine bargain, as the Handker- chiefs are easily worth 10c. Not Many D of Entire Buildin [ 1 1238- 1250 MARKET ST. 5% ALL THE SHOPPING INDUCEMENTS THAT HAVE MADE THIS STORE POPULAR ARE STILL HERE. wide, Wc;men’s and Children’s Winter Knit Underwear at Special Reductions (Main Fioor.) HESE valu are the best that can be found in I city to-day. They are all new lines and represent fall and winter Knit Underwear. s] 2 Women’s Wool and Cotton o an extra good quality material ome in pink, sky and black. A regular $1.50 value < and Cotton Vests and Pants for women. 100 ¢ i g ¥ e $ » warm and positively will not shrink. The garments are perfect £ fitting; color cream only. Regular value $1.23 Notions $] ZS Women's Wool and Cotton Mixed . Vests and Pants, in natural and cream colors. These garments are made by the “Forrest Mills™” and have perfect finish comes in an extra size; these ordinarily at $1.50 75¢ and will value. Children's Swiss Ribbed Soc black only. They come in 6 to 12 years. SOC Children’s Combination lined cotton Fleece Lined Cotton Ve: wash and wear well cream colors. Mixed Vests and Tights, made of The colors are guaranteed and fine rib; this is a splendid winter garment This is our regular 75¢ garment. the “Oneita” style. They but- ton down the back and are shown in gray and any store in this the best ideas in || in about another The material is week. Our New Grocery 6epartmenb For the information of our many friends who have made inquiries concerning the opening of our Grocery Department, we beg to announce that it will be complete in every detail It will be the largest and most magnificent department of its kind in the city, and will carry everythihg of the best in the gracery, delicatessen and liquor line. will be given to prompt deliveries. Special attention | The cream color garments are sold F spool. sts and Pants, in a Marshall’s Spool spool A regular 85c ¥ 5, +Good Bone y dozen. Cotton Pants, in sizes for children Bunch of Suits, in_a fleece Steel Pins, Fancy Hat Pir 500 yards Basting, 4€ a spool. Linen, 5¢ a Darning cotton, 3 for Be. Hairpins, Sec a Mohair Tubular Shoe Laces, all 215€ a paper. Tie. Pear] Stick Pins—5¢ card of 12; White, black and assorted color: Bedding and Towels Ever Had So Many Price Reductions (Main Floor.) HERE are so many different lines and such a wide assortment that one cannot help but find just the thing that is being looked for. its low prices, has ever offered. TABLE LINEN. a Yard—Heavy German soft ZZC finished Table Damask, in many different pretty designs. It Id a is free from dressing and is a wonderful bargain. 33c a Yard—For a good grade of Scotch or Irish T'able Damask; either bleached or brown. It is s everywhere at 50c a yard. Sgc Yard—Nothing was ever made to wear as as this German Table Linen, which has been reduced from 8s5c. We will place on sale twenty pieces of this high-grade linen. 72c a Yard—This is a regular $1.00 linen and is full two vards wide here is a choice of twenty patterns, giving splendid variety. NAPKINS. 89c a Dozen—We have only a hundred dozen of these Dinner Napkins. They are regularly sold for $1.35. They are full bleached and come in new and neat designs. $1 45 a Dozen—This is as good a napkin for or- 3 dinaty use as anybody could wish for. It is large and full size and always sells at $2.00 a dozen. It has been reduced for this sale. We have other reductions as follows: 81.95 a dozen for the $2.50 grade. $2.45 a dozen for the $3.50 grade. $3.50 a dozen for the $5.00 grade. BED SPREADS. 75C A good, strong Bed Spread at 75¢ ‘that sells everywhere at $1.00. It is one that is made to wear well Fancy Veils Fancy Mesh Hat Drapes a yard. T and Face Veils, 1% yards 35C top laces with long, tiny chenille dots, in blue, black and brown. This is a fine opportunity to save money on a very necessary ar- for sleeves fects of cream a Net. Top Laces They come in pretty dotted are from 6 to o inches wide. Well | The prices are even lower than this store, noted for MILL ENDS OF TABLE LINENS AND TOWEL- INGS — SAVING ABOUT ONE HALF. We have five hundred short lengths of table linens and towelings—all high class, fine goods. Table linens from 1% to 3 yards in length. Towelings from 2% to 8 yards in length. BATH TOWELS. 7c where at 15c, Monday at less than half. ][‘c This is a great bargain in Bath Towel that is sold for 2oc. 23¢c 8%3c A regular family Bath Towel; which has been sold for goc. HUCK TOWELS. A nice, soft 5y finished Huck Towel, inches; it is sold in every other store at $1.50 Heavy, serviceable Bath Towels, sold every- will be placed on sale beginning a double threaded everywhere else extra heavy, 18x36 a dozen. $1 50 a Dozen—A fine, big Huck Towel, 20x40 i inches; washed and hemmed and ready for use. Regular price is $2.00 a dozen. $2.00 a Dozen—You cannot possibly buy a better towel than this for $2.75 a dozen. i It is made of all pure linen, with pretty damask borders. $2.75 98c German, soft finished linen. BED SPREADS. and fine, T Iway: he kind - of net that are used of dresses. ef- nd butter, and f ll l f T a Dozen—This is a beautiful hemstitched It is worth $4. This is one of our standard Quilts, extra large d at $1.35. That Will Keep| Infants’ Wear in an You in Touch With Us Reductions have been made on every one of the following: 50 yards Spool Silk, all colors, 1 $1.00 ment 3 , i narrow lace insertion and finished at the wrist and neck with dainty lace. 31.25 ters of fine tucks at the bottom, with an embroidery flounce of a dainty pattern. price $1.60. Immense Variety (Second Floor.) LONG DRESSES. These dresses are made of . Nainsook; the front of the gar- made of fine tucks and Regular $1.35 value. LONG SKIRTS. This long skirt is made of Nainsook, full length; has three clus- Regular selling fine for trimming undergar- ments and dressing sacque: The Edgings are from 3 to 7 inches wide, and the Inser- tions from 1 They are worth fully 15¢ and 20¢ a yard. $10.00 A green Velver cream lace rim. bunch of xreen Paradise aixrettes. of Emphasis Cann ot, to- describe it O et rts | months to 12 ye Infants’ Coats The line of Infants’ Long Coats at this price is one of the best we have ever carried made Cashmere, have pleated cape over the shoulders and are variety of Coats at_ this price is so large that it is impossible to take any particular line and_try here. are for children for our department on the sec- ond floor and see display. ays to Wait for Grand Opening ! PRAGERS Candy Depariment, NOW OPEN. pecials Every Day All Goods at, Popylar Prices of They ages 9 Visit g. Watch for Annoyncements for Ee O turn to materials $6.75 An elegant clal to-day at very low figure. ture. mink fur trimming. Turl It has white maline pattern Turban, pplique lace around the brim. t i wires and crown omplete_the ki (Second Floor.) Exclusive Millinery Creations—guitable ry Requirement. faction, and in the hope t us in seascns to f biggest values in t $1.39 = $3.00 of the hat line trimmed Turbans that have been marked spe- are worth much m; Three specials are included in this fea A Mink Turban, the crown and drape of white plush and the brim of with shirred crown and eel ornaments and a large with larze band It has tiny black A black ostrich s C Be Laid Too Strongly on Our Distinct Styles in Women’s Apparel ipusually busy a very busy whether a small the same care- ne of our fect satis- customer will re- We are giving the rown, ur black, navy w price offer- u will have a choice of ety of French- sailors, y trim and with bandeaux A pretty f Beaver Flats that are the fad for his season. We have trimmed ish bows of this They re. E are giving the same styles to be found in the most exclusive high-priced garments for women at one-third the prices. Our workmanship and materials are just as good. Itisa rare treat to visit this beautiful department and inspect the interesting styles. $28.75 $9.9 $14.95 coats. New Broadtail Velw: green and royal, in the shirt waist style. $1.75 and $195 mediym gray and Oxford Meltons. made u_f fancy men’s wear mixtures, and just the thing for the rainy season that is comingon. less, and every seam is strapped. guaranteed satin and are exceptionally well tailored throughout. tailored suits at popular prices. V worth $16.50, both women’s and misses’ sizes. For a regular $20.00 suit. Will be placed on sale Mon- day. You may either have fitted or loose back belted The skirts are made walking lengths, with thirteen to twenty-three gores; they are either collarless or come with regu- lar coat collar; they are trimmed or plain, and may be had in VELVET SUITS. et Suits, worth $37.50, will be found here to-morrow at an immense saving. They are made of all-silk velvet, in black, brown, tan, The waist is beautifully trimmed and the skirt has thirteen gores. Other stores are asking as much and more for velveteen suits. RAINY-DAY SKIRTS. CORSET COATS. TAILORED SUITS. either plain or fancy men’s wear material. $18.75 10 $25.95 ing something different than is being offered in other stores. IMost Satisfactory Collection of Dress Goods and Silks Ever Arranged (Main Floor.) 1 ticle. It is worth 7sc. worth 350c. a yard—Fancy Cross Bar a yard—These are the I PANNE ZIBELINE. llc Tuxedo and Double Mesh ,! 50C popular Net Top Laces [$1.00 a yard—s8-inch Black Panne Veilings; 18 inches wide; for fall costumes. We are Zibeline. It has the short nap, some have chenille dot; others in | showing them in beautiful pat- which gives tone to a garment. plain colors or brown, black, blue, terns in_both light and heavy FRENCH VOILE. green, gray and red; 18 inches | work. They come from 7 to 14 |$1.00 a yard—ais-inch Black French wide; worth 35¢ to soc r inches wide and are worth 75¢C. Voile; the sheer, wiry kind, which Children’s Drawers Children’s Cambric Draw- soc ers, made of soft, fine cam- bric; *they have a deep flounce finished with embroidery edging; headed three tucks and are extra width in the seat; there are all sizes; regular price 75c. 50C flannelette, fleeced on both | come in all color: sides; the yoke Is all lined and | tions. finished with a ruffle at the neck ZSC and wrist, Spec } ZSC A number and embroidering. entire cushion top plete at this very Cushion These cush yards long loc tassels at e CHILDREN'S GOWNS C h il dren’s Flannelette Gowns, made of nice soft Silk loops, with heavy Extraordinar Boys’ and been offered in San Francisco. ing them practically at the cost They ‘come in such leathers as Vici Colt and Box Calf. ONDAY you will have another opportuni appearance. toes and in lace or Blucher style. them either light or heavy weight, and in spring low school heels. Children’s sizes, 8% to 11; to 9S8e; $1.75. ‘ Misses' sizes, 1134 to 2; reduced +30; regular price $1.75 and $2.25. Youth’s sizes, 10 to 2; reduced to $1.30; regular price $1.75 and $2.25. Boys' sizes. 2% to reduced to 3‘*:58. regular {nrg:g $2.00 and Cushion Tops clusive patterns of Tinted Cushion Tops, for outlining of the soc assortment. irls’ Fine Shoes for shoe values the like of which has never We are sell- to manufacture. | Kid, Patent | They were made for service- able wear, but at the same time have a very dressy | All of them are on the new shape : You may have ) reduced regular price $1.50 and | shows its value. of new and ex- in the city. We offer the and back com- low price. It is ion loops are 3 for Monday. and have pretty ither end. They s and combina- 3 yards long, tassel attached. luster Brilliantine. Women's extra size Flannelette Gowns Flannelette Gowns, ) sl'o made of a good qual- ity material, fleeced on both sides and with a double yoke both back and front; very large in the arms and extra width in the skirts; they have high neck and lay-down collar. They are trimmed with braid; sizes 18 and 19; a regular $1.50 value. ity | "KNIT SKIRTS Children's Skirts, Saxony Yarn, knitted closely and fin- ished at bottom with a | shell stitch. The waist || is knitted also and but- to | tons up the back. Sizes, | 6 months to 3 years. Reg- ular price, 75c. or | SWISSES a vyard — 36-inch 9c Curtain Swiss, in new designs, dots, || stripes, uard effects and openwork stripes. It is a grade that will wash and wear well. 1625 stitch. have We guarantee it to be the equal of any $1.25 voile BROADCLOTHS. 83c, $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 yard—We have an immense line of these Black Broadcloths. superior in finish and weight and the prices are the very lowest. CHEVIOTS. Two special numbers in Black Cheviot They are of the well- known “Queen” qualities. The 46-inch sells for 75¢ a yard. The 56-inch sells for $1.00 a yard. BLACK ALPACA. BOc a yard—45-inch silk finish, high Black Alpaca—Sicilian or They are HERE is not a desirable material in dress goods and silks that cannot be found here at the most popular prices. COLORED BROADCLOTHS. 83¢ a yard—4s-inch; colors, navy,| % mgn]e, tan, cardinal and gray. 1.00 a yard—so-inch; colors, | myrtle, reseda, cardinal, navy, gray, | brown and tan. i $1.25' 3 yard—52-inch; colors, tan,| $1.50 a yard £1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 2 yard— gray, vy, brown, delph, cardinal and myrtle. -inch; colors, brown, navy, delph, cardinal, tan, old rose and gray. f Light Tans and Cardinal cloths for coats. SILKS. B58c¢ a yard—24-inch B8ilk Crepe de Chine, in black, ivery and cream; reg- ular 85¢ quality. 69¢ a yard—19 to 27 inch Fancy Shirt $1.25 a yard—36-inch ‘Waist Suit Silks. We are closing out all of our $1.00 and $1.25 lines at @9ec. Black Taffeta Silk, the “Phalanx” guaranteed; regu- lar $1.65 quality. 74c¢ a yard—36-inch Black Lining Taf- d Men’s Furnishings a Pair—Men’s Fancy Sox; striped, silk em- broidered and drop They are in new, up-to- date patterns, fast colors and double heels and toes. There are all sizes. a big assortment. 1673¢c inch hem; a very large size; extra ggft finish; never sold less than 26c. Men’s Pure Linen Hand- kerchiefs, stitched, ALWAYS RELIABLE 7% 1238- 1250 MARKET ST.5% ALL THE SHOPPING INDUCEMENTS THAT HAVE MADE THIS STORE POPULAR ARE STILL HERE. 43¢ to 98¢ a yard—Black Sill for d feta; made expressly for lining pur- oses. skirts, trimm T inch Cambric There is Regular 25¢ nicely hem- %, % and 1 yard. row. the: 198¢ | 69 a Yard—We have culled from our regular stock all of our 7, 90 and 12 and Nainsook Embroidery Edgings that were marked s0c, 75¢, 9oc and $1.00. We have taken the entire lot and made one sweeping reduc- tion, “so that Monday you will be able to buy them at 25¢ a JAP DRAPERY Japanese Tinsel Drapery. in all colors. be placed on sale to-mor- fine Nainsook, neck; have full sleeves; are finished at the and wrist with a ~ Women’s Golf Vests These Golf Vests are made in a honeycomb pattern of all-wool yarn. The¥ have ble-breasted, with two rows of pearl ' buttons down the front. with wool braid and the colors are white, black and red; sizes 34 to Women's Boleros 25 These Boleros are"made of C dainty stripes. They are finished around the edge with a h a Pair—This is our regular tingham lace. It is a beauti- ful thing and has proven one of this season. You will save money by buying to-morrow. the greatest curtain ever offered for the money. It is. a large curtain, in over a dozen plain colors of brown, black, blue, have been sold in this city at other stores at $2.00 a pair. a double chain stitch and are dou- They are bound around the edge 40. Regular price $1.25. a fine quality eiderdown, in itch. $1.00 curtain, made of Not- the most popular curtains shown 98C At this price we will give new and original designs. They | $8.45 They will more e: opportunity. buyin; $6.00 to $9.50 extensive prices. This is a s from $5.00 o $3.45 to 16 years. These Corset Coats are made of hard twist English tan and olive covert cloth. They are 22 inches long, collar- They are lined with Skinner’s In no other store will you find such a complete showing of We are selling suits for $12.45 For handsome suits in the most exclusive styles. have the late style vest fronts and new trimmings; the designs are so many that it is impossible to describe them for you, but you can depend upon find- | Dept. for Monday The immense reductions made in this department during the last week have crowded it with parents anxious to outfit the, youngsters in the best possible way. biggest values and the lowest prices. LONG PANTS SUITS. Youths’ Long Pants Suits, in Fancy Cheviots, Black Thib- ets and Clay Worsteds; in the very lat- est fall and winter fashions; ages 12 to 19 years. They have been reduced from 5:0‘00 specially for Monday and Tues- ““BUSTER BROWN” SUITS. a_ yard—We are < sc This Suit comes in Navy ;g:{t‘:‘dul:::":g v Blue and Fanecy Mixtures, and has been reduced from $5.00. made up equally as well as any of the nsive ones and is really a fine Russian Blouse INFANTS® SLIPS Sailors, “Busger Brown" Infants’ Long || “Buster Brown" 65 Slips, made of || in the very finest makes. black, blue. brown and red Velvets. Also Serges and fancy Tweeds. assortment at THREE-PIECE SUITS. all our neatest and prettiest patterns in Boys' Three- Piece Suits. ’lp;oy are made for ages 9 These Skirts are worth double the price we are asking and are special for Monday only. They have seven-gore flare. They are made of Those at $1.95 are The coats Special Offering Women’s New Undergarments Among these lines you are cer- tain to find money-saving prices on just the garments that you need at this time. Skirts. Women's Skirts, knitted 98C . very cl‘ehr, with a double chain stitch on a yoke at the waist and finished with a scalloped edge at the bottom. They come in stripes only, and the regular selling price is $1.25. b Arabian Lace Curtains (Second Floor.) a Pair--A great number sl 50 of new ideas of Lace v Arabian Curtains in- cluded in this lot. They are very nice in libraries, dining-rooms, ete. We have marked them at special price, beginning to-morrow. sz 95 Alf of our $5.00 Arabian . Lace Curtains have been reduced nearly a half for this occasion. It is a fine oppor- tunity to secure something for the parlor in a heavily corded Arabian Net Curtain. They are made to imitate the imported ones. (Second Floor.) We are offering the O It is “Buster Brown"™ Norfolks and Suits, They come in We have an Teasonable ial reduction