The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, February 4, 1906, Page 33

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1906. i dan e It’s Time fo Buy Valenlmes We Make Display of You are protected in everv purchase bv our very liberal monev-back guarantee. ORE SPRINGGOUDS New wash fabrics—new silks—new woolens— new millinery — mew wearing apparel, elc. “CALIFORNIA'S TARGEST= the First and Foremost 1906 Washabie Fabrics First choice can be had to-morrow from a collection of ““Wash”’ and variety. Wash Dress Fabrics 30-inch Figured Batiste—In a hundred new designs and colorings for 1906, yard IQ%C 28-inch Arnpld’s Tl”eus—'fim new fabre 50 extensively advertised in the leading l5 Fashion Journala, yard c 28-inch Vollel—(]uckedmdmbflld- 20 esed, in the full color line, yerd . - C 27 -inch Plain Cotton l,umlne—lfim25 weeve in all the popular colorings, yard C 36-inch Colored Dress Linens—ln most d of of the fabrics, hacer g e <7 26¢ 27-inch Colorod Linens—Mercerized, imported all-linen, yar 40c 36-inch Mottled Etamine Linen— A very attractive material, yard 85C 30-inch Mercerized Linen—White with colored silk dots and rings, yard 90C 28-inch Mercerized Popllnn—ln all colon, yard 385¢ <inch Figured Efieure—In beaunful effects, Wiy celgn exclusive with the Empo- 77 yard 32-inch Satin Striped Flgured Or:lndy— :h Figured Silk Mulls — o .50c New and besutiful designs for 1906, yund g " 48c¢ 31-inch Figured OrgnmflesAIOO patiens, yar 25¢ 29-inch Imported Dlmldn—Pl.m and fig- ured effects, more than 100 qlu yard 95¢ red Dlmlfles— sede o | 30-inch Plain lnd Fij medium and small gures, yard = And many other weaves. Dress Goods and Silk Special Sales for Monday displays of d:e new fabrics for Spring and Summer will be made to-mor- Elaborate uring the week. e charming prico 500 Yards Black and Colored Dress Fabrics—In plein, solid, substantial colorings for street wear: Also Mixed Sultings, including a1, Batistes, Serga Jacquard Tamise, Pru- Paris, Tweed Suitings and Cos- 46 to 56 inches wide, values to $1.25 the yard, on sale at The Emporium, beginning Mon- 68c day Chiffon Broldclofl‘s—BeAunhl quality ina complete color line from delph to - $1.25 dak street shades, yard Lansdowne—A spleodid ik and wool fabre, all clon from ceam to black, yard gy @5 Phnmm Batiste—45 inches wide, 2 soft drap- ng French fabric in street and evening shades, yard - 96¢C French Hrolddoth—ln black and street color- new m:pomnon. superior values, 83 S ungstwemd e)y uyh-h. all.wool che- names and homespuns, every shade from light silver to jasper gray, yd. 5OC «1gorn and Bear Skin Cloakings—For n's costs in white only, yard$1.75, on dc Chine—A beautiful plnn silk fabric, oft sk for costumes, ect shades, yard - - - S1.00 5—For stree? wear, an expensive line end imvidble check idess o o< Ra[ah T his widely advertised fabric of Amedican e has now achieved 2 name in France reat Hmun Women of taste the world over wear Rajsh. The Spring colorings now in stock. including many of the new French tints, yard - 81.26 full costumes are ofie:cd as leaders Monday and Tuesday at about half- 500 Nottingham Lace Allovers 28c The Lace Department's oflermg for Monday is an exceedingly attractive special in Not- tingham Lace All-overs and a limited quantity of Cluny Lace, 18 inches wide, in white, cream and some two-toned effects —dots and floral designs. These inm arc very desirable for making waists, yokings, sleeves, etc., and ol be chesp at 50c the y..d but for Monday - - - - 99¢ New Spring Ribbons and Special Sale 20c Taffetas 14c The Emporium’s Big Daylight Ribbon Department is the place to buy ribbons. Here you can accurately match shades and see exactly what the color and weave is. A considerable shipment of new sprilg styles—Jacquard weaves, warp prints, Persian, plaids and fancy effects have been received. Ribbon suitable for tab collars, neck bows, hair bows, girdles, sashes and trimming; widths from 1 to 10 inches, prices from 10c to $1.25 per yard. Special Monday—5000 yards All Silk Taffeta Ribbons, the 20c quality, in white, cream, black, rose, blue, maize and vmle!, q)ecxal l 4c per yar Music 17c Copy On special sale, beginning Monday, these six populsr pieces of music, every one of them a big hit, 3 cople-for 17 50¢, nngxe copy - . [/ “In My Merry Old»mobxlz 22 4 Ynnkee Doodle Boy ™ " Me See You Smile ™ e lnxh Mollie O “ Silver Heels,” 2 new intermezzo Fabrics remarkable for its completeness Also Sales Flannels and White Goods. Exira Special White Goods Zalndl Pique — Warp v-hndmw&.l’ For Monday ' 06, 250, 300, 350, 400 3500 Yards 36-inch Outing Flannels 27-inch ancy ‘White Mercerized Waistings —In stripes, dots, checks and yard . —The quality that retails regularly for .............. %o w© 750 12%c a yard in the 27-inch width, [32-Inch Vivella All-wool Flannels—New line purchased from a leading underwear lmxec:"edh the leading plain colors, Scotch Plaids and checks, yard 780 manufacturer at the close of their season, special begmmng Mondny, lO C yard . . 3300 Yards Aberdeen Scotch Flan- nels—In plaids and stripes. All neat designs, spring weight, never offered for less ut‘limnéflc the yanrucé:l Mo)nday (and Tuesday if quantity is sufficient), yua..,........l7c third to be saved. perfect goods and a choice of white, ecru and so well or wear so long. $1.10 Curtains, pair . . © $2.00 Curtains, pair . 81.49 $3.00 Curtsins, palr 5800 VYards 28-inch Mercerized White Waisting—More than forty designs to select from; the regular 25¢ grade; but to open the season'’s selling we make the price, yard - . - 18c 4500 Yards Tampa Silk—Solid colors, a fabric very similar to the Za(l)c grade of Mousseline de Soie; lpca beginning Monday, yard - lOC 1800 Yards 32-inch White Mercer- ized Oxfords—The real value of which is 20c the yard. Monday 15 C while the quantity lasts. - each, to go, beginning Monday, at - special, beginning Monday, pair Furniture Coveri third less than their actual value. Dress Goods and Silks suitable for waists, 2312 Yards Beautiful Silk Pongee—In the natural Tusssh color, a silk noted for strength and good washing qualities and very wide, 39 and 40 inches (8 to 10 yards make a dress, 2 to 234 I‘“"u‘ X:";La.fi ‘..f“.’?;‘?.‘.’f'.u"{t 65¢ Monday, yard . pair - wide, regular value $1.00 and $1.25 the yard, special beginning ‘ 2000 Pairs Children’s Shoes At Ahout 3 Less Than Worth This was indeed a fortunate purchase for us-—and for you. The shoes were all made for this spring and summer's trade for a Southern shoe dealer. j shipment this dealer found himself unable to pay for them and we secured them for pair. - The Gage Spring and Summer Hats Are Here | We show for the first time on Monday a beautiful line of the famous Gage Hats, in the correct styles for spring and summer wear. They are made of very fine fancy braids, trimmed The col black, 5 chmpogn b bl e colois are black, gray, prune, ¢, brown, navy blue $7.50’ 8.0 Each has a smart, distinct style of its own. Prices . - « « .« « « « « « with smart quill and wing effects, some of them finished with handsome buckle. and white. 2500 Pairs Nottingham Curtains On Sale--The Bargain of 1906 A splendid lot of Curtains at just the time you want them. And one-quarter to one- nice patterns from a prominent manufacturer. All Arabian colors. No other curtains launder Beginning Monday, we offert $2.25 Curtains, pair . $2.50 Cumlns, Ill' 1000 Lace Curtain Samples—High grade cumnm. moatly Arabian, corded cable net curtains and beautiful white curtgins in brussels designs, widths from 50 to 54 inches and lengths from 1% to 3% yards Strips worth from $1.50 to $2.50 79c Ruffled Muslin Curtains—Roxdale smpe efiecb. 3 yardl long. 95c nlue, ——Tape.stry in floral Onenta.l lnd verdure deugns—'SO inches I8¢ Monday - When they were ready for A great many different styles in the lot—button shoes, lace shoes. 1 and 2 strap sandals. large eyelet and ribbon lace shoes, black lhoe; md tan shoes, all of them right snappy ltylu. Parents and guardians should lay in a summer supply during lnfnnt.s' Shoes——Wonh $1 00 to $1.25, sizes 2 to 5 Chl|dren s Shoes-—Spnn; heels, Worth Sl 25 to $l 75 sizes 4 to 8, 90c Children’s Slloes—Spmg heell. won.h $I 50 to .00, sizes 8% to 11, par. - - - 1. &y, Misses’ Shoes—Suu II to 2 wmth $| 75 to 8245& - $1.69 - $1.88 hotel keepers of this city and vicinity. NW“JJMJWMHMMMQMh packed for this season’s consumption. We offer only goods of quality—standard announced in tbelaudlinu!hmm&ouZOw 30 per cent less than llnmullenuf«lhuthdudunned in other words worth that you buy you will save from $2. Manv other unusual Grocery and Liguor specials for the coming weeh. New Vegetables .L "“.73 brands. As Corn—Choice Maine hund.nno(ldu-.fl String Beans—| fin:t‘ fim $1. 45 tin . Peas—Napoleon Brand, Oc tin; now, doz, Peu—&:nnh-d. Brand, dozen $1.50, tin . tins, R e D Strln; Bcalu—d-r special, per dozen $1.45, tin - " 69cC 30c tin, dozen $2.90, tin pu:hs.doz-‘l 70, tin . one- Holly Brand Frum—Any cherries, per Plnupple—- chunks, special, tin . The Spring Styles in Women’s Apparel Ready in Creat Profusion Wool Suits—Linen Suits—Party Dresses models—the materials light, but not too light in color and weight. The Ences very moderate indeed as you will find them when you can make comparisons. Ask on Monday to see The 27-inch Fitted Jacket Suits—Made of Scotch suit- / ings in gray mixtures, self llupped and stitched, collars and cuffs in corresponding shade of nm clolh finished with novelty and soutache braids, for - . . . . $30 The Chiffon Panama Cloth Sui ts—An pictured on the left, in shades of Alice blue, reseda, green, navy blue, pearl gray or black. Note the circular skitt, three-quarter sleeves, pretty mmmmg, ctr_. a 350 od i ok e pr T $37 50 The Linen Sun—thd Ly mm, s e . g {3 ‘ylyphq:;dull; irt, andsomel h.umu.m’umpmk, bt B green and all white. They would bemodmly pml: at $27.50,to start the season we offer this lot $22.50 Many oth rlantllome Lnlen Sults—In bol m’i - jacket nylu in w and eoo:; ul:Z' : broi edmd ---------- 525, $90, 35, sab Hundreds of new suits to select from. The earliest and only complete showing yet made in California. The styles after the latest Pansian Timely New Arrivals of Wash Waists The magnitude and beauty of our spring waist stock has surprised all women who have Fine sheer white lawn Waists | Sheer White Llwn ‘Waist with very full sleeve, nnnfla —Full untlet cuffs, lawn, 'ront beautifully tucked :{mf;:d. - 2 fron okl Yaat ke e :& ganatlot e Vol value for 750 e e $1,.25 B Y 111 [ g bt $1.26 seen them, Extra fine Waist of sheer white | Dressy Waist of dotted - essy -y swiss, short Girls’ Eton Suits — with h mase : e 812.60 m:imm'dpdm.fifu.u 48c F-mvliv-fiqd.pfl tacked yoke, in- yoke, trimmed with edge or with lace and embroidery insertion. clther b 5 g el e 8¢ 98¢ = Juvenile Department Second Fbor Sale Muslin Nightgowns and T Fu'w--flph We Are Going Out of the Furniture and Carpet Business. Matchless values for those who are furnishing or contemplate doing so in the near future. To make room for the expansion of many of our other departments we are closing out our entire stock of Carpets and Furniture, and have reduced prices to such an extent that it is now only a matter of days before everything will be sold. Comequxcklylf you would share in this great sacrifice of high grade Fumiture and Carpets. There are no reservations; everythmg must go. The carpet prices include making and laying on the floot small drawens, oval beveled plate muror $185 ‘l’SOGoHnO&Mm 5 dnn,h- eled plate mirror $10 Furniture Prices Ulm l'hm SIZ.SOSme-C-bma. onk, Mis- /| $8.50 Magazine Rack, Mission design. . - suitable for den G e e g s swrmm..w.&.-dnu mmc.uao.i Dresser, 2 large and 2 ’SIchl-cP-kGfinhl-.dd- Fo-l.‘ddov- Alplruuu—Mednm white, ~regularly 25¢ Peaches—3 Ib. extra sliced, hnq ubla 3190 tin . .loh::zn s ley'lim—' Slmd ot *920c s $12 Very Pretly New Suits For Girls Monday we show the latest cre- ations in Spring and Summer Suits for girls 10 to 14 years. Girlish styles in the new Eton and- Pony Coat effects ‘in grey plaids, pretty stripes and plain materials. Po:ly Coat Suits—Trimmed same material, cuffs, If you have anything you wish corrected ‘please appiv to the Adustment Bureau. MORE BIO SALES= Sales Canned Goods—Shoes—Wash Goods— Silhks — Dress Goods — Books — Laces, efe. Annual Canned Goods Sale Means Actual Savings of 20 to 30 ;2 Quantities immense—qualities best and . Hotels, restaurants and families should buy now None of these canned goods sold to dealers This is an event of the utmost importance to the thrifty housekeepers, restaurant and l?%c lnlyzoc.aq_sm,fi'.‘.h.d'."?'. 16¢c Peas, Tonntoel. String B;&'n;— 1% c - 1215¢c ~ -Ib Tomlmsl‘iadndripd -nhllllc Tomltou—hpllon tos, dosn 8270, 3 Brod 1o14c I8¢ “16c -20¢c ‘} 20¢c China c-.g. - Sluan—-Pi-k . Full they to$00. scenes, Wenb 55¢, for . 390 urest on every $10.00 « Fish, Oysters, Eto. Sal Fi wpecial =gy s bed | Fanc M“hs..' ......... tal tos, dozen $1.45, each . 12%¢ Sardines—Bezier's Boneless, s, 2 tins . : 85¢c Sardi D&G.Bad-s S.blsn.r: L =150 stefl—A. N. B lqululy % .,,.c.L& e ey 2 116 sters—Yacht Club Brand, oymly 15es specil, dozen, $145, tn . 1214C " 28¢ Yacht Club Oysten—z.lb un-.du. $275 tim . . . Shrim, l—le q-hdylm-liq cial, dozen $1.25, *1lc ............. C Soupo, Beans, Creams Soi and Baked Beans—Spanish- s 2 rep g S %, 2 . 15C | Boston Baked Beans—Le Chef Ib tins, dnzn $1.10, Pl Pnddl —D & G. or Atm }'."'mz.& =i 600 Monday and Tuesday Only for These ac 35 Mocha =l og offee—Our ];v-. 3% lbs 81, C Fancy Carolina mfl.—flpfll bl h 7 dan. 7 e 25¢ Famlly Liquors ! Y s ol qurn . . $1.08 T el Loy Alcohol—Best q-hy I-\lqma. (T9¢c | Ponorsh;z"z ’stl.os Old Crow Cllret—Good Sonoma wine, gallea. . . 20C Wilson Whisky—Emporium price, bot. 85¢ P-ul.lonec Whllky—&npulhpnn. - S8c $20 Thin Ghlm Dinner Set $16.75 Avery pret- Dinner Set, made of fine § thin Aus- flower decoration, gold edge. - 35¢ to 60c Cake Plgm—Dmmd