The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, March 25, 1906, Page 35

1906. THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL. SUNDAY, MARCH 25, FIRST WEEK or SPRING »* PRAGERS The Long March Rains have delayed our California Spring a whole month; our departments will have just one-half the fime fo dis- pose of their immense spring sfock—this means that the prices must be cut fo the quick. THEREFORE, BEGINNING TOMORROW ALLSPRING STYLES WILL BE THROWN INTO ONE GREAT WHIRLWIND SALE QF REDUCTIONS. : : :-: : : : : : : MQKE RECORD SALE OF SEATS OR GRAND OPERA SEASON. ( mfl"d; Afluous fo Hear Conrzed’s Stars Spring Suits Also Big Values at $25.00 These afte the Eton Sdits in light gray mixtures trimmed in Moire Silk of different shades; deep girdle trimmed similarly; three-quarter sleeves with fancy cuffs. The popular circular skirt with front pleating and trimmed with fancy buftons. This also is one of the catchiest novelties. of the new spring styles! It is such a dainty and chic design that it is bound to rival the jacket suits and pony jackets in its popularity. These also would be #Iz big values at $25.00. Beginning tomo row they are offeres just Panama Skirts Another of our swell designs in newest spring models. These skirts are from new- est plaited models of year. They are black Panamas, trimmed in straps, fancy tucks; big values for $8. Monday they will be marked in Spring Suits Easily Worth $25.00 The latest Jacket Suits in the new mixed grays: in medium and light weights; in fancy collars of various shades of silks; hand- somely trimmed in soutache braid; coats trimmed with stitched straps of same mate- rial; full skirt with cluster of plaits. Here is a style that has won favor in all the East- ern fashion centers, and that is bound to be- come the favorite of San Francisco. There will be no more popular design worn this year. These would be big values at $25.00. They are marked, be- #lz New Plaid Skiris account of the short- | \ s B This is one of the strongest specials that Dazzling hat creations from foreign and Eastern fashion centers displayed at Pragers cned season at just h;fli we have ever held. Eight-gore circular | : L skirts of light and medium gray mixtures | ! b and in all the new plaid effects, trimmed | £ 3 in stitched straps and buttons. These are the biggest values you will ever see at $7.00. Be- 5 gmnmg Monday our special . price will be ..... ) i il i \ Greatl Sale of || / ') W\ Pretty Wash Goods Dainty White Lawns, soft French Batistes and Zephyr Ginghams at a saving of from 30 to 30 cent on every yard. must not Ze phyr Ginghams ;= ated “‘xtll the regular 10c Ginghams that have been sold during the past season. They are the highest grade of Zephyr Ginghams that are made in America, e have them in such colors as solid blue in four shades and in pink, tan, oxblood, brown and gray; preity styles of stripes, checks and 10 Rare Silks and Stylish Dress Goods All of the very latest fabrics in their rare spring coloring and style: And values that make them seem like a Clearance Sale instead of an intro- duction of rare new goods. per s of advanced sales of for- have been passed the made have been superseded ent figures. If the Conrled was able to prolong the term the sale of seats for the en- teen performances, the f that part of the com- uld be even greater. But oaches for the opening of e of single tickets at the -house box office and the vol- e —A fine grade of White Lam}n 40 inches wide; the very thing for dainty lin- Peau de Carol—Full 20 inches wide; the soft radium finished dress sflk that has become so popular throughout the East. We have it in all the jatest c'o'sm including the favorites black and cream. Tms 55€ week, yard .... Shepherd Checks—19-inch wldlh. swell ma- terial in black and white or blue and white in _combination checks of several sizes. This will be one of the favorite dress materials of the season, and we have a beauti- 50( Novelty Silks—The chic designs in dainty novelties that are promising to make this season one of the dressiest of many years were never better displayed than in these dainty novelty silks which will be shown tomorrow, and in addition to this* the re- duction we have made is enormous. Big values at 58c. Beginning tomor- 29c sheer white lawn, full gerie waists and pretty underwear. These lawns have never been valued at less than 2oc per yard. Our 122c price this week, per yard...... plaids; three great tables fairly loaded with them. Beginning to- morrow, per yard.. 1| orders has been so great “é{,":fd"f it on dispiay. This “”“ row, while they last, yard. e force of ticket sellers and treas- D A R e NN S A o . s who are handling the detall of the Goods. Homespuns—35-inch Dress Kecko Cloth—38 in. wide; in all staple col- re time to fill them before the w sale is opened. he announcement is made by suitings, In Hght grays that tomorrow will be the ors; a good wash falfric, half woel. 25 and tans; half weol; especially neat 25 n’s sale and that Heve.¥ou,.been in,.our. Millinery xdet:rriea]mep:;u;s%-mbumn of this C {g’rwstreel wear; 40e per yard values. C d the work of fill- Department since our opening day? Novelty Suitings—New material for skirts | Shadow Platds piain checks and e rs for one or more single It is a perfectly beautiful display. and Eton suits; new checks and Shadow plaid sultings in the popular * ‘ : will proceed and prepara- Th a o s -l iating stripes; large assortment of the very IC| =ravs. One of the biggest sellers of C y the public sale of April 2 will S e b e e latest effects. Price, per yard the year. Per yard, now very latest and most delightful crea- tions of the season are awaiting your inspection. X Then there is our new idea. Every completed. This does not mean on_ticket purchasers are barred ickets for the entire season rmances, but the Conried THE VALUE OF CHARCOAL. ew People Preserving Health and Beaut =3 1 absorbs ays pre Know How Useful It Is in s very anxious to have it that applications by mail wefsco and all outside points ived and filed as heretofore. usion to the coming opera sea- be incomplete if special ref- not made to the superb con- e orchestra of the Metropoli- ouse. This now renowned instrument players is one of the erence were dition of tan Op Metrop vy i S T {LIEUTENANT CRAVENS IS HIS OWN ACCUSER arch 24.—First Lieu- vens, artillery corps, Williams, Portland, was tried by court-martial here the stationed at Fort Malne, grand opera seasons at | the first time. straws with tomorrow for $7.50. line of in vel- $2.98 School Hats—Today Faney Straws—New straws trimmed ribbon and big spe- vet wings; cial style of the season at a few prices. pattern of hat you could ask for at that price, and so even with $7.50 or $5.00. $10 Hats, Special for One Day Only, $7.50 800 Hats—all newsst styles—importations and copies of French models shown tomorrow for Beautiful Pink Maline and Hair Braid White Neapolitans with blue ribbon and white chip and trimming of pink roses; Mush- room Shapes in Alice blue, rose trimming and foliage wreath; black facing and with high bows of black and white can Beauty rose trimining; and Black Chip Saflors with black wings, black and white ribbon and dainty white cowslips. Simply a wonderful 800 Hat display of $10 values, all andard If yom want to pay $10, we have every Hats Smart Ready-to-Wear Hats: Values in Braids Java for neat and catchy models; Children’s neatest. have com Hats—Ready trimmed immediate wear—very $1.75 big val Flowers. Foliage .. trimmed dren this year, beautiful and serv- iceable, Big values Make Your Choice From Pragers Fine Groceries for Your Week’s Supply SPECIALS FOR MONDAY AND TUESDAY in June roses; Sallors ribbon, in white Ameri- Napoleons — The little styles that @ out for the chil- $1. 50 Choice Groceries (None better tor laundry pm-- poses). Sardines—Imported; packed in fine oil; 5 tins. 25e Force or anNI(n-—! pack- ages 25e Utoy Maine Corn—Family Alaska Ssimom—Found tin, 10e; § tins ns, E(c. Old Glory Haund-M -$3.50 topia Ginger Ale—The best Of all the local products; dozen h Claret—Extra tabie wi b 1es and carries | today on charges of conduct unbecom- Natural Leghorns . “ahe 4 e Pride; regularly 15¢; special, | Grorcay— o ' . | ing an officer in duplicating his pay ac- Untrimmed Bleached TLhghorns | % France Roses—Hach...10¢| cowslips—All shades; b\mcb tin, 12e; dozen .........$1.40 A the breath after |counts. Lieutenant Cravens pleaded ; b o™ ter eating on- | not guilt The court, after hearing Pyroxiline’ Braid——All colors— [ American Beauties—Fa cm:‘z::;‘.fiom Beans or . vesetables. " |(liimony, reached a decision, and. 12-yard pleces .......... 89c | Pansies—Bunch ........... JoReH % Whitens the | Pending its approval, Lieutenant Cra- .cts as a natural and | Yens was ordered to return to his post. 1ach '!r bowels; it outh and throat from rrh sell _charcoal but probebly in one the best ~ oal Lozenges; they | jon end the charges against wearing qualities; d e ; 5 e gt powheent | ant Cravens resulted. e o Mo e $o-fuch -0 Extra salespeople have been engaged to make shopping convenient. and other harm S BRI PR biet Torm or rather in | . icutensnt Cravens has been in ths 85c Irish Linen——Another wonderful special; 2 i £ s roen of - Jarge, plessant tasting | Service since 1892, when he enlisted in Vards wide; from the best of Irish flax; Muslin Specials Pillow Cases 5¢ scs, the 'charcoal being mizeq | the cavalry many pretty designs. 25 cases of Muslin, full yard wide, at price re- | Here is the greatost leader in Pillow Cases se of these lozenges will improved condition ith, better complex- ases which | ¢ oSt for the meney | enant Cravens is his own ac- He says that several months «g0 he found he had duplicated his pay s and had received about $137 he was not entitled to. The dupli- he said, was made by mistake. vy department had to order an in- —_———— TACK CAUSES BLOWING UP OF A POWDER FACTORY breath and purer blood auty of it is, that no possib! esult from their continue the contrary, great benefit. | Small Bit of Metal Caught Between Cogwheels Causes Spark That Starts Explosion. \ Buffalo physician, in speaking gr\ ST. LOUIS, March 24—A carpet tack s of charcoal sa ad- | e, e 1o 31 | CauBNt between cogwheels caused a spark that resulted In the blowing up of the works of the Phoenix Powder Company, eight miles east of here, this | afternoon, and the killing of John Nash, aged 53 years, and Edward Hig- ginbotham,.aged 24 years ing was completely destroyed, parts be- ing scattered over the vicinity. Nash was running the machinery | which caused the igniting spark. After | the accident a tack was found in the LOS ANGELESTIMES | experts at the factory said there was SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE ROOM 41, CHRONICLE BLDG. Telephone Main 1472 suffering from gas in stomach is and to clear the compiexion the breath. mouth and 1o belleve the liver is great- fited by the daily use of them; but twenty-five cents a box ores, and although in some nn( preparation, yet I be- | » and better charcoal in ¢ “Charcoal Lozenges than in f the ordinary charcoal tablets™ Arthur L. Fish, Representative The Times is the advertising | medium of the Soutiwest. 1 | STOMACH ITTERS At thiss particular period of the year vou’ll find a few doses of the Bitters very bene- ficial. For cleahing out winter impurities, purifving the blood $ Evory 'omn' 4eb our Gragglet for i, « cannot supply ARV Rk, Secent no at eénd siamp for raied Dook—sreted. T The build- § Scoteh Satin Dami this sturdy Damask; 60 inches wide; srow white vard Mercerize: yard .. Large Dinner Napkins — Regular many pretty designs; the kind. Pig $2.00 values. 500 Pieces Table Linen —10 pretty patterns of dll new and handsome; Satin, but with oven stronger washing and all kinds of pretty de- heavy-weight Our pricf 51'25 us some time ago. 3-4 size; ductions uheard Sheets by the thousand. Single Bed Sheets, 72x90 Bed Sheets Extra 72x90 .... Extra 86x90 Sheets , All with 3-ine! when you don’t need the goods. 10 cases yard-wide Muslin, yard .........5¢e 5 cases yard-wide Muslin, yard . Enormous Rediiction Sale of Domestics Here is a great sale of Domestics that will rival the famous Alameda Salvage Sale held by These Domestic Sales are usually held at the end of the season ‘We hold this one now when you need them most. B big values: 7e that has ever been offered. Other similar 250 dozen Pillow Cases, 42x36, each.. 5 cases yard-wide Muslin, yard . Bed Sheets Do not delay. 150 dozen Pillow Cases, 45x38, each. 150 dozen best hemstitched Pillow Cuel 45 X36 inches; worth easily 20c. Our special drive price ........ 1215¢ Bedspreads and Comiorkrs La size hea o Bpread: hemumed; ready for wse. 99€ .00 Comfo: M—Fflgd with pure white cot- ton and covered wit! (hlnty nllkollnm 69 Big $1.00 values. Special ... c 9e ‘Wonderful values. $1.25 chet h hems. Knit to Fit Burson Stockings #iseu- See them this SPECULATORS TAKE 1T EASY S Slight Interest Is Shown in New York Stock Market and Trading Is Listless NEW YORK, March 24—There was very slight interest shown in to-day's stock market. Trading was listless and the price movement was Very Darrow, with no well-defined tendency. Read- ing was irregular, with fluctuations ranging to a point below last night, fol- lowed to a less extent by the general st. The last prices of the day in the majority of active stocks are not ma- terially altered from those of last Sat- urday, although there have been con- siderable fluctuations during the week. The bank statement showed no changes sufficient to alter the uncertain feeling over the money “outlook. The siight recuperation in the banking position of- fers small margin for the dividend re- quirements for the April 1 settlement. Bank clearings for the country as a whole again show a slight coatraction for the week compared with last year, ad curing Chills, Colds, Srims Spone P % General ty ndi- R USHE o Shbe tei. || gestion, Dyspepsia, Cos- “rs. boskbinders, candy B camners. | tiveness or Malaria it is o mille. S i . | Bupequiled.. Yy I " AL nl painters, shoe factories, sta. tar-roofers, tanwers, tallors, ete. BUCHANAN BROS.. Brush Manufacturers, 609 Saeramento St druggists’. the decrease being more than accounted for by the New York City clearings. ‘The total sales of stock for the six business days ending Friday numbered 8,621,498 shares, which is only about half the sales in the corresponding week of last year. The par value of bonds was $10,791,000, representing only half the volume in the last year's period. Outside of the seven principal cities the week's clearings show a large increase over those of last year. The stock market closed intensely dull and irregular in tone. ~ Total sales of bonds $1,075,000. The operations in the stock market during the week have been small and unimportant and the movement of prices was exceedingly irregular. Busi- ness was in the hands of the smaller class of professionals and the market has demonstrated the futility of such operations to effect any substantial alterations in the top level of prices. The factors holding the market In re- straint were much the same as for some time past. The few developments affecting these conditions were not suf- ficient to remove existing doubts and there was a continued paralysis of any effective demand. free, however, from auy urgent liquida- tion. Money rates have been litfle changed during the week, but the light demand for funds for speculative pur- poses is believed to be responsible for this in part. The engagement of gold in Berlin for export to New York, sup- plementing the previous small engage- ments in London, has been of small in- fluence on stock market sentiment. (par value) THhe reception accorded the news of the | intended issue of $100,000,000 new New York Central stock indicates another factor in the conservatism of the mar- ket. The enormous new capital issued since the first of the Yyear has been much ulsc in Wall street as The market was | - threateningsa possible glut of new se- | curities. Most of these new issues hitherto have been bonds and the largest effect has'been perceptible in the bond market. * This market is slow and pond dealers complain of a leth- argic demand for old issues owing to the displacement of demand by the newer candidates for favor. The same effect is feared in the stock department as a consequence of so large ar addi- tlon, although assurances are given that the intended new issues will be offered in moderate installments and at considerable intervals of time, with the privilege to stockholders to subscribe at par, constituting valuable rights at the existing market price for the stock. The undetermined guestion of a coal miners’ strike in the anthracite or bituminous regions, or both; the con- tinued halt in the iron tra vorable comparisons of raf earnings with last’s year and the poor demand for stocks have been the im- portant influences. The bond market has been aull lpi MOB VIOLENCE Shasta Sheriff Takes Man Ac- cused of Killing Dan Has- kell to Red Bluff Jail RED BLUFF, March 24.—Charles 'o_bandits who were attempting to irregular. .up the Del Mar stage near Red- United States new 4s advanced % per cent on call during the week. —_————————— - of 13 ge ‘takes place in Will Knock $90 gy Buuflral nearly new mtlg’tyl. Pl n The éy have absolute proof - prisoners. Haste to, be rich makes waste of the real riches, - of the guilt of Property Owners to Meet. A meeting of property owners and residents in the vicinity of the quarries at Twenty-sixth and Douglass streets, will be held in Plant’s Hall, Twenty- fourth and Douglass streets, this after- noon at 3 o'clock. 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