The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, February 4, 1906, Page 37

Y THE SAN FRA ISCO CALL, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1906. URCANIZER-IN-CHIEF OF GAELIC LEAGUE _ HEACHES THIS EITY LENTEN DIET A Food More Powerful Than Meat. d last year, I down con- abstaining from early services, etc., 1 season. s and suffering shock, and fel: he strengthening usual large meat ches could give only in a spiritual 50 practicing self- g it over I concluded ts food In place of d, however, that at {de uld drop it and go back I began on Ash Wed- Grape-} meat breakfasts, a on glass of milk. For luncheon I in took Grape-Nuts, but this time the form of a pudding, bolled or baked. My dinner was of the usual character. “To my great joy, I found T had solved the problem. In three weeks I realized that I was mot only holding my own, but gaining in the power of enduring fatigue and worry, and at the close of Lent I had gained 10 pounds weight, had a clearer eye and color, & better appetite and digestion than for ¥ y months before. “My wigor, both physical and mental, has been pronounced ever since. I feel the nervous strain much less, my duties no longer worry me, because I am able to systematize them as only one with » thoroughly rested and vigorous brain can, 5o that they are more quickly per- formed, giving me more time for rest, reading and recreation.” Name given by Postum Co., BBllle Creek, Mich. “There's a reason.” "Read the' little of increased weakness | s instead of | ted upon | jous to keep an | CLERKS WORRY Our Say So in the Paper Is Our Do So in the Store Here is some of our proof in low prices and good quality in LADIES’ KNITTED UNDER- WEAR. LADIES COMBIN A- TION SUITS— Made of fleeced DN Tl lined yarn; jer- sey k med- g ium weight; < 7 open down the front; high neck and long sleeves;. shaped and ankle length. Price . .50¢ LADIES’ VEST—Made of Sea Island thread; high neck and long sleeves; swiss rbbed; medium weight; perfect finish. ma! snug ankle length; tating to the most Tights to fittin tops; MERODE UNDER- WEAR for hac no equal Good Husband an _ extraordinary GOOD HANDKER- CHIEF at a very small price, direct Belfast, where the best ones come rom; made of pure linen; ze; white bleach- stitched borders Instead of and Tues- CHILDREN’S HAND- KERCHIEFS — Made of white lawn; colored; hem- stitched borders, with hi made initials; 3 in a b now, a box.:.... 1lec Read This If you want to get any LADIES’ WHITE PET- TICOATS at just one-half price. They are samples from one of the most up-to- date manufac- turers and this season’s latest styles. Made of cambric, muslin and nainsook; lace, embroid- ery, insertion; also hem- stitched and tuck trim- med; there’s no two alike; you will find among them the most reasonable, also the finest there .is made. Newspaper space will not permit us to describe each one: 75¢ quality, now.. .00 quality, now. 50 quality, no 85¢ $2.00 quality, now. 8$1.25 $3.00 quality, now..$1.65 And others. 39c 55¢ Every Why Hath a Wherciore We are over- stocked in LA- DIES’ ROBES. For warmth and health protgc- tion nothing equals these — Made of all wool ripple cloth; sat- in bound collar cuffs; fasten with a and fancy silk frog; belted:] with a heavy cord and tassel; full width; all lengths; in gray, light blue and pink; the regular price $4.75. The reducing stock PriCe citevearrneess. B350 DressmaKers, Attenlion ‘We are closing out our lining department to make room for another new de- partment. We will place on sale on our bargain counter all of our SILE- SIA, SATEEN, NEAR- SILK, in all colors, the 15¢, 20c and 25¢ kinds, for less than cost, yard..... ..10¢ Fiddle-de-dee Or Promises at, The PRICE CUTTER’S Our Say So in the Paper Is Our Do So in the Store. What Others Advertise, Quality for Quality, You'll Find We Sell for Less NO PREMIUMS OR PRIZES, NO INSTALLMENTS, NO CREDIT, NO BOOKKEEPERS, NO COLLECTORS, ARE WE COMPELLED TO HAVE. You can readily see what amount we save, our patrons get. the benefit, of it. Compare our prices with what, others ask and we are positive you will always buy from us. Here are a few examples of the way we are seiling: Large Women, Read; Here Is True Economy )] To those ) that have their Cor- sets made to order, we make a spe- cialty of fitting the hard to fit. 865 STYLES TO CHOOSE FROM. NEMO — Self reducing Corset scientifical- ly constructed. It is known through- out the world wherever corsets are worn to be the very best for stout women. It reduces the ab- domen and, best of all, does so hygienically; madc of the best imported mate- rial;* aluminoid steel bon- ing; double hose support- ers attached. If you have paid $10.00, $12.00 or $15.00 to have your corset made to order, we would like you to inspect these. Our price .. #3. Fitted by experts. Cor- sets altered free. Fitting rooms on main floor. Lavndry Bills Arc Differcnt Nowadays Why not get a pair of the Em- pire Cuffs? They keep. the shirt waist sleeves from getting soiled or your coat or dress sleeves from wearing out. Made of all linen check- ed cloth; 'stiff lining; bound with an all wool braid; fasten with a pat- ent metal clasp. Pri - Those Women Who wear out toes, heels, soles or insteps on their stockings should not fail to inspect these REPAIR FEET— Makes your old stockings new; easily adjusted; no darns to hurt or burn your feet; all black, also white. T TR TER AR 3 pair 25¢ IBOOT FUTURE Civil Service Employes at Mare Island Would Like to See Pension in Sight Special Dispateh to The Call. VALLEJO, Feb. 3.—A1l the civil service employes of the Federal Government will d in the agitation just started rks employed tn the Mare Island a raise in wages and a re- | the entire civil service branch Government 1n order to bring it up ard of the famous English | h includes, among other fea- | 1y increased pay for length and a pension at the age of re- ntatives of the clerks appeared btl'ure the Vallejo Trades and Labor Counell last evening and submitted their 3 ances and requested assistance. the Vallejo Trades and Labor is comparatively a small body, representing out 1500 union ‘men, it has achiev me great benefits for | organized labor in the past, and, by the personal friendship and intercession of Presifent Samuel Gompers of the Ameri- can Federation of Labor, has proved a powerful factor in the union movement.in this country. It is likely that the clerks and other civil employes will organize a union and secure the {ndorsement of their demands by the council and then have the matter officially brought to the at- tention of the national legislative com- mittee which the federation maintains at the national capital. EMPEROR OF JAPAN HONORS AN EDUCATOR OF SAN DIEGO Order of Rising Sun Conferred Upon Emil Junker, an American Teacher in Kobe Schools. SAN DIBGO, Feb. 8.—Emil Junlur, formerly & resident of San Diego, but now living at Kobe, Japan, where he is & teacher In the schools, is a member of the Order of the Rising* Sun. The honor was conferred upon him by the Emperor of Japan. The news has been received in a letter just received by Junker’'s mother, Mrs. Emily Junker, of this city. e STOPS ALTERATIONS. OAKLAND, Feb. 8.—A temporary writ of injunction was issued to-day restraining Charles and W. C. Jurgens JOE R 816-818 Market St. WE RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT MAIL ORDERS Nothing Will Add Morc Ncalness to a l.ady s Dress RI BON PROTECTOR— Made of white lawn; hem- stitched edge 2ne CAPE or OVER COL- LAR—Made of Point Venice lace; 9 in. wide; flower and scroll designs; in ecru and white; $1.00 value Monday and Tues- 50¢ Our Reason For selling LADIES’ DRESSING SACQUES at as low a price as this: Reducing prices to reduce stock. Made of fancy colored English twill flannel; ex- tra large roll- ing collar; new sleeve; collar down the front, belt and sleeves piped with satin; many rich de- signs in fan:y colored fig- ures; -brown, blue, gray, lavender, red and tan. Saturday’s price, $1 50; for Monday’s and Tuesday’s selling .. ..98e Soap—The Good Kind To introduce this new department we have made some special low prices for you—3 large cakes in a fancy box; ANDREW JERGEN'’S make; scented in different odor such as violet, rose, new mown hay, etc. A box of 3 > SR iy 12¢ a7 TRANSPARENT GLY- CERINE SOAP-—Sofitens the skin; rose scented; those that have used it know that there is no bet- ter soap made. Price..14€ Phelan Building OSENBERG Tee PRICE-CUTTER 13-15 O’Farrell St. Why Make up your infant’s clothes when you can- not buy the material at the price we sell them for? BOOTEES —Fancy knit- ted, of soft finished yarn; extra long; tied with wash- able ribbon to F}(ee% them from coming off. rice., % 35¢& INFANTS' JACKETS —Made of Daisy flannel; French pointed collar; turn-back cuff; collar, cuffs and all around the edge silk-crocheted in shell pat- tern. Price . ...25¢ INFANT LONG SLIP—Made of soft bleached nainsook; gather- ed full front; turn back cuffs; finished at bottom: deep hem; cuffs and collar trimmed with a neat nar- Tow cmbroldery Price.. ...50¢ To Those We Know and Those We nght to Know We would like to have you i Styles for 1go6. Made of all-wool English serge; in fine hair stripes; full flare circular effeets; pleated all the way down; strictly man tailored finish; in black, navy and grays. We give no credit, neither do we sell on the installment plan. We sell strictly for cash, and you will find the price a great deal less than others ask 75¢ Instead of $1.00 MUFFLERS—Made of black Surah silk; 18 inches wide; 52 inches long; open worked; hemstitchgd ends; Ixmltcd quantity ata small 7T5¢ Read Medium or slender women, here is a form improver for you. The new ROYAL WOR- CESTER COR- SET — Made of Italian cloth; pat- ent steel boning, which is far superior to whalebone; Princess hip; front and side garter at- tachment; hand-cut; tailor stitched; lace and ribbon trimmed;'in white, grav), black. Price 81 Why not have your new spring dresses fitted over these? Extra Short Pricc for Ladies’ Hose FIRST LOT LADIES HOSE—Made of English thread Hermsdorf black: double heel and _toes; colored silk embroidered instep. Price....Pair 25¢ SECOND LOT LA- DIES’ HOSE—The extra wide or stout woman hose; made of the finest Austra- lian wool; medicated and steam shrunk; stainless black; double heel and toe; elastic -caressing to the most sensitive feet. Price Ladics’ Wrappers There is noth- ing more eco- nomical to wear around the house. Here is one of the many new styles that we have to show you, and you will find them at less price than you can buy the material for; made of colored fleeced lined flannelette: trimmed with a ruffle over the shoulders and across the front and back; finished with a deep gathered flounce; collar, sleeve and ruffle trimmed with fancy braid; tight fitted lining; they come in stripes and figures; in blue, red, gray, also black and white; sizes from 34 to 42; as lon the quantity lasts..... Se | aixe, 150 miles east of this citys from making alterations in the bullding at 409 Thirteenth street, in which a bi- cycle shop, conducted by A. A. Ambrose, 1¢ located. He claims that the dust and book, “The Road to Wellville,” in pkgs. | dirt will burt his stock. HEAY ENCINE CHUSES WAECK Two Coaches, Pullmans and an Express Car on Santa Fe Derailed Near Klondike gl Speclal Dispatch to The Call. SAN BERNARDINO, Feb, 8.—The over- land express on the Santa Fe was wrecked at 2:30 this morning near Klon- No one was hurt. The train was behind time and was running down the grade on lower Horseshoe curve, near Klondike, when the heavy engine broke a rail. The engine did not leave the track, but two Pullmans, two coaches and one express car were derailed. Tne track was blocked and No. 1, the following overland, was held up by the wreck. James Gray is the engineer of the wrecked train. The conductor’s name is Mills. No. 7 is the Santa Fe's fastest express and mall overland. It was due in this city at 3:45 this morning. READY TO START WORK ON THEIR NEW CHURCH Methodists of South San Francisco Eager to Begin Construction of Edifice. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 3.—At the quarterly conference of the Meth- odist church of this city it was unani- mously decided to instruct the build- ing committee of the church to proceed at once with the construction of the new church according to the plans and specifications already adopted. Under this arrangement the foundation for the whole church will be laid and the chapel part of the sacred structure will be erected for Immediate occupancy. As soon as possible the church will be built. Subscriptions and donations are rapidly being received and at the re- cent entertainment a handsome profit was realiz —_—— WILL HOLD ANNUAL BANQUET. OAKLAND, Feb. 3.—The members of the old guard of Company A, National Guard of California, will-hold their an- nual reunion and banquet on Thursday evening, February 22. The place of the banquet has not yet been definitely selected. It is expected that Goyvernor George C. Pardee and Adjutant General J. B. Lauck, both of whom are former members of Company A, will attend the reunion. Insecurely Fasiened Pole, on Which a Lineman Is at Work, Falls to the Ground Special Dispatch to The Call. REDDING, Feb. 3.—George Laingor, an electriclan, employed by the La. Grange Hydraulic Mining Company near Weaver- ville, Trinity County, fell from a height of twenty feet yesterday, rolled down a hill for twenty feet and was pinned to the earth by the pole upon which he had been working and which fell with him. He sustained injuries from which he can- not recover. cross-arm of a pole which was not secure- ly imbedded in the ground. It fell and with him rolled down the side hill, pin- ning him to the ground. His right leg ‘was broken between the knee and thigh, the bone protruding through the flesh. It is feared his skull is fractured. He also sustained many cuts and bruises on the head and body. He has not yet re- %o“ gained censciousness. 2 —————— ALLIANCE, Neb.,, Feb. 3.—Charles C. Jame. son ¢ Ellsworth, confidentia] Comstock, Blr:lflm llmehl.rds and the Ne- m Land and Feed! Company, was arrested n:lfll!! Ul.l'l‘ mnha.l ehum stead flum Jameson gave-'bond in the sum DROPS DISTANCE |DEMANDS COIN OF TWENTY FEET) FRON A BELLE San Jose Society Woman and Retired Merchants Receive Letters Threatening Harm custody. Laingor was at work on the ‘work” manager for States #ecuring illegal home- police. MANAGEMENT OF H. FROM 530 TO 830. Speclal Dispatch to The Call. SAN JOSE, Feb. 3.—An anonymous let- ter writer has made a number of at- tempts to levy blackmall on wealthy residents of this city within the last few weeks and the police have been on the alert to take the unknown penman into Many forms eof dire punish- ment are threatened in the letters if the money demanded is not forthcoming or if the demand is made known to the po- lice, but as yet none of the threats have been put into effect. One letter requests that the reciplent place $75 in a hiding ‘place at the broad-gauge depot or pre- pare for a great calamity. Another di- rects a well-known soclety lady to de- sit $150 In a receptacle at St. James to even up for a done by her husband. this commission {s carried out” the writer threatens to burn down the home of the person addressed. A wealthy retired merchant was requested to drop $300 in the corner of a fence at Becond and St. John streets. Other letters in the same handwriting are also in the hands of the Tait’s Cafe MARKET AND POWELL STREETS Entrance Opposite Columbla Theater Ww. On Sunday---A Table d’'H6te Din- ner cooked to a turn and served to a nicety, with wine, $1.50. rty olece of “Unless LAKE RICH MAN IS DYING IN CHEAP LODGINGS Spending Last Days in Room Renting for Fifteen Cents a Night. Special Dispatch to The Call. PORTLAND, death with a malady long since past the curable stage, William Smith, aged 31 years, sent out for a policeman last night to have him as a witness when he expressed his desire as to wio should receive his property after his demise. Patrolman Goltz went to the Feb. 3.—Sick unto Everlasling Ladics’ Kid Gloves SOROSIS— . Only to be &P had in this store; made of selected skins; pique stitched gussets between the fingers; Paris point stitched back; two patent clasps; in brown, gray, tan, also black and white. With every pair of gloves we sell we give a cleaning ticket, so you can have them cleaned free. Price.. LADIES’ CASHMERE GLOVES—Kayser’'s cele- brated make; two patent clasps; stitched back; for warmth and comfort none to equal these; im black only; Il sizes. Price Altention, Mothers Just received another case of Children’s Un- derwear, the celebrated kind, Mentor; velvet lined. CHILDREN'S C OMBINA- TION SUIT—High neck, long sleeves; ankle length; open down front; [ seat; made of elastic and soothing yet warm to th e most ser sitive skin; all 50e CHILDREN'S VESTS —The XX Mentor; in silk finish thread; high neck and long sleeves; jersey knit; pantalets to match; perfect shape; ankle length. Small or medium size weee-.A garment 25¢ Large and extra large It Your Dress Does Not Fit Deon’t blame your dressmaker. Have you seen the new patent knitted CORSET COV- ER? They come high neck and long <leen-~ high neck and short sleeves; patent Jersey knit of velvet fin- ished yarn; snug fitting; it keeps wrinkles out of your dress, and also improves your form; no fear of coughs and colds when you wear them. Price.....50¢ For Less Than One-Hall Price Now In HAND patent leather; highly pol- ished; 11 inches long; per- fectly sewed; Vienna han- dle; gilt frame; moire lined; oblong purse, with ilt frame to match; regu- ar $1.50 kind, whil bargain counter ...... man’s room and found him hardly abla to talk. As soon as he learned that Smith is the owner of real estate worth $14,000, he immediately advised the landlord to send for a physician and & lawyer. The sick man came here from Omaha, Neb., where he has a half sister living. He is at the Red Front Lodging House, 253% North First street, his condition being such as to make it Imp ticable to remove him to a hospital. Rooms at the Red Front rent for from 15 to 33 cents a night. s LEG BROKEN BY FALLING BARTH.— Patrick Cannon, a laborer living at 104 Thors ton avenue, suffered a brol a heap of dirt falling on work in a trench on Folsom street. e was treated at the Central Emergency Hospital. And evcry pair a drelm of beauty. In their rich shades of reds, greens, pinks, tanms, etc., every lover of the beautiful will find her de- light.; In every home there is bound to be a door here and there which needs a pair of pretty portieres to complete the artistic effect. By a fortunate purchase we secured a fac- tory’s entire stock of samples, including about 800 pairs of this number, and they go on sale to-morrow at less than half their value. They are full 50 inches wide by g feet long. Beauti- ful patterns, colorings $15 per pair. None yourwnhomeyo'myboyanywmh. F‘u-st comers will be first A.B SmithCompmy na-m and effects; heavy at prices from Sx.so to to dealers, but for