The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 6, 1904, Page 29

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 190a. | % | | § § : | | § | § § | | : ] § E | | | The Emporium Advertisements Are Contracts Between the store and the public. They consist of carefully stated facts—ithe truth plainly spoken. Two things that we constantly try we sell are not obtainable anywhere at the prices, and that a little money goes a long way here. ery tlem quoted s reliable, every | Thanksgiving Dinnerware Sale Manufaciurer’s Sample Line~~-Less Than Half - A fortunate buy just in time for Thanksgiving Sale. A man- ufacturer’s agent sold us his entire line of samples, decorated and / § plain white semi-porcelain ware, at a fraction of their real values. Of these pieces there is only one of a kind, and we have marked them at kalf and less than half reg- ular selling rrices. To these we have added soms grezt bzrgains in din er sets. Plates—Decorated and | Bowls—Fancy decorated, plain white, worth styles up fo 3250 dozen: | Meat Plates—16-inch, decorat- ed and_semi-porcelain, wort Saugers—0dd pieces, 00 to vh ec ted; Tae or deeorated. | American Beauty Dinner Set— As_thin and white as china; a $10.00 100-plece set for 13 e e e 5. §7.45 English _Semi-Porcelain Dinner Set—Dainty traced border of gold; a very rich set; cheap at_our special price, $18.50; reduced for this week..§15.75 Semi-Porgelain Dinner Set— v tty and delicate dec- ns, traced - gold b s; our leader at $16.9 Quart Pitchers—! cy shapes and dec worth rations h Bllld Bowls— ¥ &p( cial this week . .313. SPh Sbre flosile b Haviland China Dinner Set— = s: 4 dainty dec- 0.00; this 10c, 15¢, 20c, 250 PR Meat Platters—White or deco- Tted, a1l tizes, worth more | Samples Cracker Jars than double the sale prices— — Ice Pitchers, Tobacco Jars, 10¢c to 75¢ Jugs, Cake Plates, elc., less it Newest | | han’ half regular prices. er — Newes: : B e ot D seen Lo ap. | Balad or Berry Set—Tinted and e the bargains they flower decorations, gold edge; dish and 6 small dishes to s"zs, 3’.50' $1.75 match; instead of .n Sale thhons id4ec 20: sil 2 ribbons, 4 inches wide, i e leading shades—white, i two them ha $2.50 Dolis for $1.70 Panning to dress a do.l tor some iitt'e girl for Christmas? It so, the big store offers another opportunity to get the doll early and to get the doll cheap. Monday only, the 22 inch do'l pictured, tfull jointed, best qual- ity papier mache body, pretty bisque head, with sleeping ecyes, pearly tecth, full woven mohair wig, sewn on net, fine shoes and stockings and lace trimmed chemise. Would be a leader any time at our regu'ar price $2.50, a very special value to- morrow , . 51.70 Dressed lndntmmble Dolls— Can be dressed and undr Muslm 7%ec and f<rnza1*hx ra fine, sh, yard wide, muslin, no dress- =] ead of 10c a yard 7 2 B(d Shzux Lowr ss of price com- apness, that is sleached sheets, gain—at, each .87¢ 45x36 inches, Pillow Cases—G Turkish Towels — known 25c makes, Mondsy and Toes- 21¢ Butterick Patferns and Delincator =gy ‘L‘Q;;,';?\f'é.}?ga ) $1.25 For December Baby, da bite ‘L"‘Sa,f"'szfzs e eale kot ttern d t Ny-Yt a5y Schen B R Are ready in the pattern depart- Biby- and B-auty, 1614 inches, $2.25 main floor, near stairway to perior. The December De- indeed a beautitul magazine, I of good fashion advice, | s & g stories and snappy art . e copy 15c—jyearly subscription $2.00 Pictures $1.09 31.00. Wond va.ue for Monday only—fine assortment of imitation ar’s subscription to the Delin- | Pasiel subjects—beawsiful landscapes, ctc., size -1ox14 incher, framed in a 315 inch wide gold frame, with brass corners, one of best picture values we have ever nfl'ercd, at to-morrow’s $1.09 Thanksgiving Sale culmat:y Artlcles Fruit and J-liy Presses— For making cranberry sauce. . . . . . 350 Pudding Molds—Tin with tube in center and fieting covers for boiling your Thanksgiving plum pudding — Aunt Dinah, high, $3.00 Baby-'and Lady, =0 inches hizh, $3.50 Our Doll Doctor—is ready to mend any broken legs, arms, head, or parts of disadled dollies, on short notice, and at neator a holiday g ke. at any woman 1%-quartsze . . . 350 2-quartsize . . . . 4DO j-quartsze . . . . 508 Coffee Machines—The art of good coffee making made easy in an up- to-date manner; a complete line cf high grade coffee makers to use on Chafing Dish, Turkey Roasters-Th: £1.50 Scales for hizh'y nicke celebraed Crown, fmi'y weizhing; the tabe— ed, fitt=d in attrac- r % 2 check on the The 6-cu> siz=.. § 7.860 able grate, sliding door, Th: 8-cu> size.. fide I tive Wrought iron begt secel, poished butcher and gro- stand, asbestos tri The 10-cup size. 2,00 cersy weighs up Decorate Your Sideboard with a nice lamp, ebony han- to twenty-four chafing dish or § o’clock tea. - Our dle— pouils = Christm:s stock i ready to select rrom. Everything new and attrac- 33'50 98¢ tively priced Sponge Cake Fo-ms — Zimbale molds and irons, baking dishes, Chafing Dish-s $3.50 o $20 and a full line of imported kilchen ware novellies. 5 0'Clock Teas $1.50 to $15 Sale Hand-Bags Leather Goods ««Peggy :rom Paris’’ Bags, so:t Jeather stock, swagger handles, moire lin- ing, purse to match, black, brown or tan, worth §1.25. . . . 950 $2.50 «-Peggy trom Paris’’ Bags . bags, wa'rus grain stock, braid- ed handie, moire silk lining, con- ng purse, card case and smeil- sa'ts bottle, at a specially jow €. . . .. - $1.35 2> 7(:. Jne Moro:co stock. $1.50, sa'e pricc §F ‘V!xsscx S0c and 65c Hand- Rags— Moire g. purse to match . . . JB@ Collar nnd Cvn Boxes—Fine Moroceo ste th co ar buton box, sateen The great November sa'c of the finest furniture produced by American makers is now on in earnest. We are bound that the people of San Francisco and vicinity shall become familiar with the c'ass of furniture carried by The Emporium, and to that end offer 25 per cent reduction untii further notice on hundreds of pieces of fine furniture, which were aready zo per cent under other store’s prices at our regular prices. <125.00 Mahogany Extension Table . . . . ... 993,78 ;5;,50 Weathered Oxk Extension Table . . . . .3$40.28 200,00 Golden Oik Hand-Carved Sideboard . $150.00 sn, 00 Golden Oak Hand-Carved Sideboard . 313,.25 $65.00 Golden Oak Sidsboard. . . . . . . . . $140.00 Mahogany China Closet . . . 3,05,,,0 each, for the two days . . 18¢ Karama, song or two-step, by Mabel Me- Kisley. 100 new Covert Coats, in the mew midseason effects, the best values tobe had in town.. . . - $10 i $16 sing cop. . . . . . .400 Jewel Boxes — Saffian stock, with lock and key . . . ".,0 Misses’ Chatelaine Bn!-—ln genuine seal or alligator, regular $1.00, special . . 530 ALl l Ll A A PRt 4 2 il dd d dd Al d dd i d A dd ddd dddddd dd dddddd d g d o o o e T T g g dd g ddadddda e P T Down in the Vale of Shenandoah, song by Chas. K. Harris. }nmmmmmmmmmmmm RARARAARRRANAN 2NWE AL URDNE DA WAAN W DER L GAARELAARARAR D AAAAR RAALAR AR AARLE TARAAR RAAALNE WA AAXR WAAAAER WA ERN Wolaim'nn to impress on the minds of the public are, that better gualities than | dinner. e Vicen Ny P ] oW Eite: § Musigd Sale - ; ”, londay a uesday Coliapsing LUFS — Somiething new, Women’s . y watch case containing handled co'- Coats Four big successes, regulariy herez 5c Always in the Way, song by Chas. K. Harris. 1 It S Tlme to Buy for Thanksgiving. Fine and immacutate linens, well polished silver, glittering glassware | With every suit or coat bought in the Women's Depariment; with and pretty flowers do much o enhance the enjoyment of the holiday | every suit or coat for boy or girl bought in the Juvenile Depariment; Things seem to taste betler when daintily served, 1If you|with every trimmed hat bought in the Millinery Salon. You can are nol ready'for Thanksgiving in all these particulars our series of | use the order to have either your own photo taken or that of some Thanksgiving sales this weck will enable you to supply the missing | friend, but two orders will not be accepted by Bushnell for pictures promise made is carried out. things at much less than regular prices. Thanksgiving Linen Sale To the many who have already become steadv patrons of this department words of explanation as to the merits of our values will not be needed. To those others who may not yet be among our regular .customers we offer an assurance that here they may find the finest, as well as the medium-priced, grades of Belgian, Irish, German, Scotch and Austrian linens, carefully selected as to values and styles and priced only as The Emporium with its enormous volume of busi- ness can afford to price merchandise. Our great linen values for the coming week will fully substantiate these statements. Fine Satin Damask Sets - As choic: as the | Hemstitched NapKins— 16x16 inches, German looms produce, for round aad ling tables, linen, $2.50 kind, this week only, dozen. . cloth with dozea 26-inch mapkins— | ... L., $1.68 -vard cluth, set. $2¢.00 i dloth, ot - $820519 Hemstitched Cloths (no napkins for thesc) — d cloth, set. . $25.00 A llin=n, good in quality and styles— - g e g $1.50 cizhtqua ter siz- . . $1.28 3x3-yard round cloth, set. $27.850 i H Damask Dinner Scts B:ifast linen, bordered Suisize: '_ '. : ‘A s,:,’ 88 cloths with dczn napkins to set— card cloth, set . . . $4.00 Fune Cloths— Hemstitched, only small lots ot -yard coth, set. . . $5.4 7 theee — ; yard cloth, set. . . . $5.80 $ 5;-ghr—quar»er size. . glz.{g 4-yard cloth, sct. . . $8e2E5 0 8x10 sz . . .82, Hemsm(hcd Scts—\er) (‘huur cloth 3 yards $3.508x125iz2. . . . . $2 88 long, with doz:n napkins, for . . $26+5 1 | Dinner Cloths—One sz+ only in ‘hese, very Htmslilch(dk Sets— Satin damsk cloth, with h avy doub’e ¢amask, 2x2 ards, regularly duzen napkins to et — $3.50; thisweek . . . | . . . 2.7, 21 -yard coh, st . . . $5.25 359 $2.78 Napkins — Highly mercer'zed, 2 instead of $1.75 dozen, th's inches square; rd coth, st . . . $5.75 inches square; B Hemiichod b <k . $7.28 36536-nch size, each. . . S1B Napkins—Irish jinen, 24 inches square; in:tead 45x45-nch sze, cach . . $2.25 of a dczen, this week . . . $2.18 Tray Cloths—Szc 18x27 inches, bleachei | Napkins— Extra fine, 24 inches square, the German damack, hems itched, each. . 35@ $3.00 kind, this wezk, dozen . . $2,48 Afl Model Hats in Frenmch Room Now $15.00 Hats from famous Paris and New York makers, that have served their purpose as models, although not one of been exactly copied—evening hats and street hats—large black hats trimmed with white '5 00 plumes, lace hats trimmed with feathers; turbans and jet toques; hats that were marked up to 40, all now - S pink, turc juoise, nile, scarlet, o6 Stylish ats — Made of velves and | More ;4.95 Has of velver, wimmed | Ghldren’s Hals— Trimmed wich ’ - i 4 with a1 new materials — breasts, s i \'\le'\ did qlld‘.lt\ S <& and beavers, trimmed in ombre Poniousals b ledts abe ISRV good siik ribbon and si'k . Cioblvibaras e (5 AN andpompors . . . . $7.60 | inthecityar. .. .. $4.95 | ... ... ..$2,60 Extraordinary Sale Women’s Winter Suits and Coafs $16.00 and $25.00 -4 3 2 3 $27.50, $30.00, $32.50 and $35.00 $25 Suits, for this sale, special...... .. $22.50 Cheviot Suits, in very pret- $'6 ty designs, sale price.............. Immense underpriced purchases of manufacturers’ stocks—hun- dreds of new winter suits and coats—have been received for another rousing sale at the lowest prices of the year. Work in the manufac- turing world is very slack. Two and three weeks ago, when our buyer was in New York, such tempting inducements were made that he bougiit in excess of the amount ever expended at this time of the vear for women’s garments. Last week was our banner suit week, but the coming days’ record will surpass it if pretty styles and low prices influence you. The $22.50 Svils for $16.00 are made of cheviots, in black, blue and brown— single-oreasted coat with fitted back, fly front, trimmed with satin-piped straps, in'aid velvet col- lar, silk braided in pretty design, 13-gore kilt skirt — the best value s '6 an weihveierer given, at . XF S5 S LRI S NS - Handsome Scolch Mixlure Suits—in the lafest short-coat wa'king-suiz styles, fitt-d back has belt, the front double-rea ‘ed and trimmed with pretty metal buttons, new self collar and cuffs, have finish of tailor-stizched velvet, high kilt skirt, a suit that would scll readily for $30 anywhere, priced for this offering. . $25-00 Cheviot Blousc and Coat Svits —new styles, new effects, never shown here before - blouses have peplums and are elaborately braid trimmed; these cuits have the favored many-gored it skirts; the coat suits are velvet and braid trimmed, in pleasing dc!lgnl 2 5 oa that you cannot resist buying during this sale — $20 to §35 values . . = Sale of Finest Furniture at a Reduction of 25 Per cent Put Your Knees Under Some Choice Mahogany on Thanksgiving--You Can Save One-Quarter Now A Corset Sale This Complete Dining-Room Scton'y $1175 the china cabinet, $3 T 50 the udebmrc, $38.50; th: wbe, $26.5 the Chairs, $2.00 cach; the carver, 34’ Can be bought as a whole or separately. ‘CALIFORNIA'S LARGEST- AMERICA'S GRANDEST STORE AdAAAAAA AAARAR ARAARA Paris Panel Photo by Bushnell Free of the same person. This is last week of this offer before Christmas. Thanksgiving Sale Silverware Piated ware from the *“1847”’ makers, at about half Sales of Spoons, Knives, Forks, etc. There must be a number of these articles that you will need for your Thanksgiving dinner table, and your table on many other occasions. It is a big closing out purchase of quadruple plated silverware from the International Silver Co., makers of ‘“1847"’ Rogers Bros. goods, con- sisting of assortments as follows: $1.75 trays for... 95¢ $3.5 pickle cas- 50c trays for. . 25¢ YOrS <=y $1.38 $4.00 trays for. .$1.87 53‘12;15 pickle’ scxcx:3 3;4.50 trays for. .$2.38 $4.00 plckle P $3.50 trays for.. ..$1.67 Qs - .. $1. $1.00 trays for... .- S0C $5.00 pickle S .$2.90 $6.00 trays for. .$3.16 | $15.00 soup tureens. .$8.95 $32.50 tea set $18.75 $10.00 bake dishes. .$5.35 0.00 tea sets. $22.50 | $4.00 creamers..... .$1.95 $27.50 tea sets $14.35 | S4.00 syrup pitchers. .$1.95 $5.00 2-piece s $3.75 $4.50 butter dishes.....$2.25 t castors. 8oc $1.58 | $1.50 breakfa 51_20 $1.50 spoon trays 87¢ 60oc napkin rings 33c Closed out the entire stock of spoons, forks, etc., of the manufacturers’ Western agency. They are Rogers & Bros. starbrand, in the latest up-to- date patterns, at about 25 per cent less than regalar prices. $1.30 set, 6 teaspoons, 95c $2 50 set, 6 dessert spoons, $1.70 $2.50 set, 6 forks, $1.70 $3.00 card receiver $2.00 card receiver: $8.50 fruit bowls fruit dishes. fruit dishes. smoker set.. mustard pot. sugar bowls sugar bowl spoonholders. . . ..$1.67 RARARAARARAARRAARAAR AARR AARRARA ARARAAR AARAES ARAACR RRRA A Aaaw call bells........ 4se $2.60 set, 6 tablespoons, $1.90 whiskey fla ..$1.58 $2.60 set, 6 tableforks, $1.90 salts and p(ppcr» 50c John Russell Celebrated Table Knives— White celiuloid tea caddies....... $1.78 handles, steel blades, a $1.50 set for . . ".28 Laces and Trimmings Half Price Beginning Monday—All short lengths, broken lines and odd sets of this year’s most fashionable dress trim- mings, such as Pr. Venise laces, galloons and bands, Pt. de Lierre laces and insertions, Cluny, Itish crochet and fiber laces and bands, fancy nets, embroidered chiffons, Persian allovers, Persian braids, spangled allovers and passementeries, drop ornaments, etc., etc., haif price to close. Children’s Ready - to- Wear Hats — In all the most desirable shades, and very modestly priced at . 985€, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 Thanksgiving Saies of Two Great Values Groceries and Liguors Dress Goods Elgin Creamery Butter - From—=——_——| Monday and Tuesday Elgin, lllinois, the best butter put up in firkins, AAAAARARALL AAARARA Raa These exceedingly attractive black materials that were here- worth 27%c Ib, on special |=suUrTER | ;’;fl’t’i"}'lp‘:"Tl'ifi‘r“ea’l;;":‘ ’ fsalt ) strals, camels-hair suitings, Sfile Monday and Tues r ] Venetian cloths, sackings, can- day only SRy 222'c S— vas weaves, fancy Armures, Panama suitings, mohairs, granites, etc. — for the tweo days only, pard . 7sc c ts, pears and plums, | These beautiful suitmgs. formerly regularly 15¢, for $1.23 to $1.75 the yard—lace eta- Househo!d Ammonia— Parsons® 3 mines, silk znd wool mistrals, voiles, Babbiti's Lzundry Soap - . novelty hairline stripes, Scotch Oats—Package . . . . . . . e L E T fancy etan in=s, etc.--for 980 Sago and Tapioca — 6 Ibs SecH AL . the two davs onl., yard Frncy Caro’ina Head Rice, 2 Carolina Rice Flakes—z pickages . . - -« - - . .o .280| Three Great Values e i b SO R SRR b3 Silk Dep’t. Same grade of Butter in 1-lb. cartons, for . . . . . . . 22%e Evaporated Creams - Carnation, Lily, Pet or Al Coffee — Best Mocha or Java, our r charge 4oc for this grade) for th Bacon — B 1 sugar cured, n Standard Fruits —1-lb. tns good qualityap: ........ 3 b, tin 6D@, 2 b. 48e, 1 b. 220 Yacht Club. Oysters—Full weight, tin - « . . . 7' 2z9| Monday and Tuesday Mince Meat—None-Such, makes fine mincs pies, ,ucnge . . 70¢ | For the two davs only, we again offer Port or Sherry — Good graie, gal . . ¥ .. .580 the g4oc quality, white 29 Kentucky Belle Whisky— Guaranteed ctraight bourbon, full Habutai silk, at yard . C L P el ST A NS o R *Tn .850 For the two days, your Lho.b of a Cider - Mott's fivret Ap Welch’s Grape Juice . . . . . Cherries Maraschino—D. & G., at: . Whiskies—Paul Jones or Champion, bottle. . . . . . . - Claret - Exrrz table wis g:l o variety of evening shades in the pretty and effective Matelas ¢ wea: %0 desirable for evening wais's, regu'arly 85¢ per yard B8 Extra Fine Black Taffeta—The guaranteed kind, regularly 8;c a yard, for the two ........ days . . - 589¢ Axminster Cargets —Alexander Smith & Co. makes, heavy pile, in patterns suitable for parlors, dining-rooms, halls and stairs—sewed, lined and laid—at on the astonishingly low price, per yard . - Tapestry Brussels Carpets—The well known Devon grade, in appropriate designs for parlors, halls and stairs—sewed, lined and laid, per yard . 75c Smyrna Rugs—All-wool, reversible, copies of finest Oriental designs, can be used on both sides, which means double life: 18x36 inch size .. : 27x54 inch si $1.75 each Carpel Rugs—Size 9x12 36x72 inch size. . $2.75 each styles worth $25.00, Axminster Rugs—Size 36x72 inches, beautiful Oriental de- for $20.00 each; >xgn> a vanety of patterns to choose from each . . . styles worth $18.00, $ince i A, B G b T . $4.00 for $14.40 ecach. “Smart Set”’ Corsets and f17 50 full-izeIron Bed . . . v v v o+ o . $13.50 Our néw models of *Smart Ser,™ the latese $20.90 fuli-size Iron Bed . . . + « + <+« . . 30660 | 104 best corsets that have been presented to the $28.50 full-sze fron Bed . . . . . . oo oo - S21aB0 | 114y of fashion, have just arrived, and we are zelronBd. . . . Lo oo oo . 83 200 | repired to fit the short or tall, stout or slender IonBid.. . . ... ¢ ..837.80 | fgure. These corsets are made of the very 3100.00 Curly Birch Bedroom Szt.. + + o o + . $7800 | pest quali i i 29 . quality white couil. The casings for whale- 75.00 Birdseye Maple Bedrsom Set . . + o + . $560Z8 | bone or secls are indestructible. Th= new 17500 Golden Oak Bedroom St . . . o o . . 8856028 | garter attachment keeps the corset in place, 190.00 Birdieye Mapi: Bedroom Set . . . . . . 867,50 | ind the models all deveiop and bring out the $67.50 Golden Oak Cellarette. . . . . . . . . 850.65 | best lines of each individual figure. $67.50 Weathered Oak Cellarette (barrel shape) . $50.65 i skl of - 44 $18.50 Weathered Ouk Smoking Cabinet ... . . $27.40 s ot of S 65.05 Be'gian Oak Cellarette i, AR S $47.50 Upright Foiding Bed . . . Two models of *‘Smart Set'” Corsets, without $57.50 Upright Folding B:d . . s the hose supporters, and other siight differences, $115.00 Upright FoldingBed . . o » o o + . . $86:25 | * $8.00. $165.00 Biriseye Mip'e Wardrobe . . . . . . 7. sk Wit AR -8123.75 | Imported Corsets Haif Price Women’s Felif Sample Line The balance of a jobber’s sampie line of im- Juliettes 83c Men’s Hose 12%;¢ | rort=d: el whalchone filled corsets, in about The traveler’s sampes from one | Dalf 2 dozen models—all sizes in the lots, but of the best hoaery makers in | 70t all sizes in each style—-colors black, white flossy lining, flexible soles, low | thelind, e was through with | and fancy brocades—on sle this week. Extra quaity black feit, fine soft comfo:table heels, full round them so we paid him just half f10.00 styles $5.00 toes, better than the usual | their worth, plain cffects and $7.50 sty'es $3.78 $1.00 grades; Monday and | HCY stripes, sizes 103 and 13 : ; P .00 R R, Y un.y, worth 25¢ and 35, p-lr 6.00 syles £3, BRI e TN LT T s e 125 $5.00 styles 32.850 WHARRAARRRRAAA DAAR AAR LA AAAR AL AR AAAA AR ARAAAA AARAAR RAAAAR AAAR LA ARAAARARARAAAR AR AR AARACAL AAARAAL ALARAR ARAA LA RAAR R ARL AR AR aa