The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, February 4, 1906, Page 35

WILL LEAVE o ARMY AFTER _ LONG SERVICE reneral S. S. ner to Retire by Age Limit. Sum- Cavalry during st Geronimo. In 1887 nt of the Colum- ned untfl 1891 » he went to he breaking out of the Span- st Cavalry at Chicka- at troop to the Santi- wing to the iliness of General he commanded the cavalry di- cluded the regular cav- Regiment Volunteer Riders. In 159 he as military attache CHRONIC CONSTIPATION ALL RECTAL DISEASES WITHOUT PAIN OR THE KNIFE Not a Dol ‘eed Be Pald Until Cured Rectal testinal Diseases nt of these dis- diseases only. I (Plles), ation, Fissures. Itehi; ther Rectal and Intesti- permanently, painlessly the knife. “Consultation ee. Call or write for fllustrated FREE BOOK, ntestinal Diseases—Their Cure,” with testimonials, speciaily desirous of cases which other physiclans have failed to e 1 having obstinate atment are requested to sult me free of charge. FRANK R. WESTON, M. D, Specialist in Reetal and Intestinal Diseases. 8 TAYLOR STREET, SAN FRANOCISCO. he post at Fort Mc- | e commanded a | r general and as- | various | 1898, he was appointed to the | During the battle of San | a | | | | officer in his family to be in command | eventually take up their permanent resi- CRANT BECOMES - THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1906. Infants fants’ Shoes of the finest turned soles prevent the slipping; sizes T to 6. comes fi ers who else and same att finish class youths’ 1 in New ‘spri two-piec ed, knee lar price $2.50, will be placed on extra pair of pants, free, for Nottingham Lace Curtains—3 regular $1.00 values, for .. Lace Curtains—In neat point lace Regular $1.50 value. Special Handsome Lace Curtains—Full 6o ficient for two priced, a pair Lace Curtains—Of which patterns $3.00 Low Priced No Asbestos Iron Holders—Each . Tape Measure—printed on both si 5¢; 2 for Pear]l Buttons—Good quality, for Women's Lisle Thread Hose—In plain biack, colored, black with embroidered ankles, lace ankles, allover laco and silic lisie, _Ali are the regular c to Ic e ke e 1095 Another Lot of Regular 50c to $1.00 Values in Women’s Hose—Some are colored, with polka dots, plain black, and many pretty patterns to choose from; all are the best makes and dyes. On sale 33% pair BIG SALE OF Commencing Monday we will offer thousands of pairs of in- ingly low price. in lace or button style; made new comfortably shaped toes with patent leather tips; hand nicely lar price $1.00. Spe- cial sale price Corect Clothing for Boys Pragers clothing for boys and style that generally found in high- clothing for men, There are some extra Food specials commenc- ng Monday. We shall offer our entire stock of and single breasted suits, new and regularly selling $7.50, for 5 Curtain Specials This Week yards Xong'; 65c patterns, 46 inches wide and 3 yards long. 3 and 4 pairsof a kind, and worth $2.50, $2.75 and Basting Thread—200 yards on a spool, 2 spools Important Sale of Hosiery for Women and Children ’ Shoes at an astonish- They come quality vici kid; finished so as to little ones from trimmed; 59c Regu- rom manufactur- make nothing who give the ention to general is ong pants double styles at 0 $4.95 ng patterns, in e, double breast- pants suits, regu- sale, including an - $2.15 spring leads all others. Italian-Swiss Colony Wines are famous gli over the po Chisnti of this brand Borden’s Malted Milk Like all the other Borden goods, this milk is still gaining in popularity. BUSY SCENE |, : The Greaf Success of the Pure Food Show exceeds the most ex- travagant expectations.. sands are in daily attendance, in- tent on being instructed in the merits of Pure Foods and in their scientific preparation according to the ‘most improved Health Laws. Orchestral Concerls every after- noon. exhibits. Spanish-American Products Beans, Tomatoes, etc. Made strictly m. to purs food regula- tions. Here show of all effects and other __________ 85¢ inches wide, suf- California Brandy. are limited to 2, fions des; worth 5c 5¢c 10c 5¢ sizes; pound .. Pragers Olive Of Corn—Best Tomato Twenty Century Cocon Shells—A Bromangelon — . Opportunities like this come rarely. We were offered the samplc line of one of the largest hosiery houses in the country at prices so low that they abso- lutely compelled our making the purchase. The entire lot will be laced on sale, commencing Monday, and the values offered will undoubtedly draw big crowds to the Hosiery Depart- ment. » Women’s Fine Cotton Hose—Made ' with elastic hem top and maco foot; color guaranteed not to ‘wortl regularly 20c pair. Sale price, pair 12%5 D Children’s Lisle Thread Hose—Me- dium weight; double toe, heel and knee; full finished; regular price 20e bair. Sale price, 3'1628 pairs for 5oc, or, a pair C Women’s Ribbed Wool Home—In natural color; double toe and heel and seamless. Never sold for less than 35c & palr. 1 Sale price, pair C Children’s 1x1 Rib Cotton School Hose—Made with double knee, heel and toe; fast black; extra long and elasfic. Worth 200 (), Sale price, a pair c regularly at price, a pair ‘Women’s Wool Hose—Made with full finished seams; steam shrunk; colors, Oxford or black; regular price 25c. price, a pair .. Oc a palr. Bale at the court of St. James, where he re- mained untfl July, 1900. He was present the autumn maneuvers of the German army, during that time being the guest of the German Emperor. At his own request he was relieved from duty at London in order to assume com- mand of his regiment in China. He served there until November, 190. He was promoted to brigadier general on February 4, 1901. He served in the Phil- ippines auntil July 1, 193. He was pro- moted to major general on August 6, 193. On May 1, 1905, he took command of the Pacific Division. He was the third of this division. To-morrow night General Sumner will be tendered a banquet at the Bohemian Club by the officers of the division and department stationed here. There will be thirty present. General Sumner and wife will remain on the coast until summer, and may dence here. MAIOR GENERAL Promoted to Fill Vacancy Caused by Sumner’s Retire- ment From Active Service WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.—The President has selected Brigadier General Frederick D, Grant, commander of the Department of the East, with headquarters at Gov- ernors Island, New York, to be promoted to the grade of major general to fill the vacancy caused by the retirement of Major General Sumner on February 6. Major General A. W. Greely will com- mand the Army Southwestern Division, with headquarters at Oklahoma City, as his first line Quty. He will hold that post, however, for only a few months, or until Major General Corbin relinquishes command of the Northern Division, with headquarters at St. Louls, when he will be transferred to that city. After a conference with Becretary Taft, President Roosevelt to-day announced the personnel of the Board of Visitors to.the academies at Annapolis and ‘West Point. The Annapolis visitors include Brigadier General Woodruff of San Francisco. Among the West Point visitors is Arthur ‘W. Foster of California. CHICAGO, Feb. 3.—Brigadier General ‘Willlam H. Carter arrived here yesterday from the Philippines to take up his new command as head of the Department of the Lakes. has been in the islands since the autumn of 1%08, most of the time as commander of the Department of the Visayas, and for several weeks in command of the whole island division. “Since the big typhoon in October the Filipinog have held a new attitude toward the Americans and there will be no more trouble,” sald General Carter. “That storm so devastated the islands that the natives were without food. Our soldiers divided their rations with the starving people. This has shown the American feeling toward them.” z ——————————— ARMY ORDERS. . WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 3.—Army orders: Contract Surgeon John F. Leeper is relieved in the Philippines and will proceed to Fort Duchesne and relieve Contract Surgeon Stephen M. Long, who will proceed to the Philip- pines for duty. . The leave of absence granted Cap- tain Harry Hipps, Twentieth Infantry, Philippines, on August 30, is extended five days. § s SRR R N Try the United States Laundry. Market strest. Telephone South 420, ¢ e S California Postmasters Appointed. WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.—California postmasters appointed — Firebaugh, Fresno County, Cyrus B. Swift; French Corral, Nevada County, Willlam E. Moulton. Van Camp’s Specialties Grape Nuts, Postum Cereal and Brom- angelon. You are welcome to samples Encore Pancake Flour Contains eggs and milk. lclous pancakes, ete. cold water and it is ready for use. Irving’s Apricot Brandy This is the popular Gold Medal Brand, made from fresh ripe apricots and best Phospho Health Foods Try a pancake at this booth; then you Hop-Cel The greatest nerve tonic made. May be taken hot or eold. PURE FOOD GROCERY SPECIALS Hams—Our best Eastern 11 —M: olives; for medical and household uses; bottle. Osweg! Arden’s Famo BT+ Coftearbur" best Java and Mocha, either ground of bean: 3 pounds for 85¢, or, pound . .29¢ es—Good _Standard pack; 1004 they of this make. means. Vi Makes de- Just mix with Cocoss, which cuit or some dainty New Corded Arabian Curtains—In two patterns only, and exactly 208 pairs in all; a regular $2.50 value. Spgcially priced at, $1 45 Al il Tor. anothie. . Made from St. Charles Evaporated Cream it the booth by all Van Emden’s Chocolates and Cocoas The famous Dutch girls will regale you at the booth with these Chocolates purest and best made. Phospho Foods Grain without starch; pled to be appreciated. Rumford Baking Powder Step into the Log Cabin and try a bis- Heron’s Peanut Butter xun food um.m:u:xny]\:‘ ueor"fvc:‘r; ay. Study carefully the Samples free. venirs given. new size tin can Bverybody deliclous. are absolutely the must be sam- other. o. the answer. Noted for . on a label MONDAY AND TUESDAY ONLY GROCERIES sugar-cured; small e’ trom the first pressin; regular 10c package; 4 ki Salmon—Choice Pink Alaska; 3 tins . Twenty Century Soap—8 tins .. Sonp—3 1-1b. tins . ound . 1 he best dessert jelly; packag: New Dress Goods at Less Than Mill Prices Our dress goods buyer has made a lucky purchase from one of the best known domestic mills.* He secured the entire surplus stock of this institution, and to-morrow we will place on sale the first shipment, This stock will appeal to the prudent buyers and, as quantities are limited, we cannot too strongly urge which has just reached us. early shopping. Wool Homespun gray, brown, navy, net and gobelin mf: ess th: Suiting—New myrtle, gar- xtures. Never sold for an 26c in any houses. On special sale at, Q¢ 8 yard ....cccoc0v00anncan Wool Pan olors navy, car- dinal, gray, light cadet and Jblack; & very sromlslng material for spring, and well worth 50c a yard. Specially priced at, 29C a yard Black Silk—Several hundred yards of all-silk black brocade, reduced from 75c per yard; three pat- terns to select from for walsts, coats and lining. There is noth- ing more serviceable nor desira- ble in black. Special price, 39: a yard ragers ALWAYS RELIABLE MARKET 5 JONES SIS LIQUORS Pw(1 Sherry or Amgelica—Our regular $1.50 quality; ®allon Itallan-Swiss Colony Tipo Chianti—Pints; 8 bottles..$1.00 Rye or Bourbon; ................. Ceaceccnesnane 5 014 Glory Bourbon Sour Mash—Gallon ... Manhattan, Vermouth, Yellowstone Whiskey—Either quarts Century Brand Cockt: Gin, or Gin—Bottle Vichy Celestines—French Wate: Extra Good D.-r%wllll —Bottle Pure 0ld Scotch iskey—Bottle . Holland Gin—Imported; bottle ... ‘Wool Plaids—Beautiful brlfiht and subdued tones, In many different combinations; colors all fast, and will wash; very durable for children’s wear or ladies’ waists. . 25¢ Special price, a yard. Cream Mohair—Wit black hair 1ine stripe; a washable material for spring dresses and walsts; an extra offering, as we guarantee 85c per yard, and very popular this season. ch Specially priced at, a_yard Shadow Plaid Suit] In blue and brown mixtures; the style fabric you will want for your spring costume. Actual value $1.00 a it to be wort! INSPIRES AMBITION| MAKES PUBLIC A New and Successful Tonic for the Jaded Work- ing Man. Help for Any Man Who Needs * an Inecrease of Nervous Energy. There is an office on Market stroet, just above Turk, at 1104, Whero a man can Ko in and attach himself to & new supply of nerve force fres of charge. Some men don’t need It but most of us do, 1t's worth going after. hearing of the man who il SRR agfiaaggggi Eg%% s & =€§ i THE REPRINAND Secrem'y Bonaparte’s Note to Commander Young Is Given Out at Washington —_— WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.— Although not sentenced to a “public” repri- mand, there was made public to-day the reprimand addressed by Becretary Bonaparte to Commander Luclen Young, who was in command of the Bennington at the time that vessel suf- fered an explosion of her boller last summer. Commander Young was tried by court-martial and convicted of re- missness of duty In that he falled to sign the smooth steam log of the Bennington. After quoting a portion of the navy regulations outlining the duties of a officer, the Secretary “These duties include the obligations of good example to all subject to its authority; these responsibilities incur & share in the blame incurred by any among the latter who may be led to Tower Brand Flour e brand of quality. Makes white, it cakes, bread, eto. Leslie Table Salt muvfly the purest and best made. Ligion's Teas s the pure teas of Sir Thomas Lipton, Try a cup. Cudahy’s Rex Extract of Beef & cup at the booth. Invigorating, California Home Brand Pickles Visit the booth and see how they are packed; then you will eat no other. M. J. B. You know it sells better WHY? Visit the booth and S. &. W. Specialties & their purity and quality. B. 1 is like “‘Sterling” on dozen ... Women’s Suits of Newest Sty:les These illustrations show a few of our new spring styles which have just come to hand. The early demand for the latest cre- ations finds us ready with a good showing which will prove of the greatest interest to women who wigh to. keep posted on fashions. s er Jacket-Coat Suit —Made of light, fancy y material, beautiful- y tailored; collars are trimmed with cloth, either red, Alice blue or reseda. ' The jacket is lined with gray taffeta silk; latest model skirt, with slot seams form- ing into a box pleat. value. Spe- cial price.. Pony Jacket Suiv—Made of fancy light gray ma- terial, wit strapped seams of same material; i blae Thou- list of skirt, with fancy strap- ing at the bottom. Ecat lined with gray taffeta ailk, Speéu!a bt 5225 Coffee than Eton Suit—Made of Pan- ama Cloth, with tucks of same material; trim- med with soutache and fancy braids; high pleated irdle; very pretty circular skirt, neatly trimmed; comes in violet, Alice blue, gray and tan. Specially F 7527.50 .. full $1.05 :35¢ 42¢ 54%c :65¢ 3 Rl P4 g \h 8 Early Styles in Millinery We illustrate some of the very swellest conceptions in advance mil- linery styles. They may be counted as®the first productions for spring, coming frcm our own expert designers. We describe three beautiful creations on Special Sale: A Three-toned Tailored Hat—Shading from a champagne into a light brown; smartly trimmed with two mottled blue quills and loops of velvet. This is an excellent model for street $6 75 . hat Price .. A Red Chip Tailo at—Faced with lace straw; stylishly caught up . left side with loops of velvet and two fine quills. will be one of the smartest shapes this season. Price.. Dress Hat—A new idea in stretched maline, combining 3 shades of lavender, pink and lavender, baby roses with foliage around the crown; brim finished with cords of purple velvet; bandeau trimmed with three shades of lavender ribbon. < Hats Trimmed Free of Charge ples of discipline among the younger members of your profession. “A bad example upon the part of one of your previous record is exceptional- ly Injurious to the vital interests of | judiciously established.” Mothers! Mothers!! AN OPPORTUNITY OF A LIFETIME A L Ol Ay S o Chem trom the Bankrupt Stock of HELLER & CO. now being ciosed out at HALE ITS ORIGINAL VALUE “@ Merchants seldom offer to sell clothing manufactured by the foremost tailors of America, such as Hart, Schaffner & Marx, Alfred the service, and it is therefore the cause of profound regret to the de- partment that remissness In your duty on your part should have been thus Benjamin & Co. and other standard makes at the exceptionally low ces we quote. Why? Because they cannot buy clothing K‘cto or wholesale clothier as cheap as we bought Heller stock from the creditors. g If you can use a Suit, Overcoat, Cravenette, Hat or Furnishing Goods don't fail to inspect Heller & Co.’'s stock. While this sale is effective you pay us just one-half the former selling price. § Mothers! Heller & Co’s Young Men’s and Children’s Suits, Overcoats and Furnishing Goods haye been reduced in the same pro- - portion. Fit your boy out now. - THIS IS AN OPPORTUNITY NOT TO BE OVERLOOKED Summerfield @ Roman Come M o s —_— of any & Co’s