The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, April 1, 1906, Page 33

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, APRIL 1. 1906 2500 Volis. Easter Qift Books, 50c¢ et designed.for Esstergifts, prioted on P mpmwmmw b v $150. wmufi.hmm"’“ o Nothing equaling these laces in beauty, seasonableness and § ; extraordinary valie has ever been offered in this city. New 30 Tnla—Booh that every one should own. | Idylls of the King— Tennyson | Princsss— Tennyson Imitation .of Christ—Kem- | Prose Quotations—Powers . Autocrai—Holmes Mrs. Browning’s Posms . up-to-date Point Lierre Laces, insertings, galloons, appliques and § Barss’ Povt i Frous Onlofivess ; fes!o_ons in venice and net tops, in white, butter and arab color.s, ?AZ‘%,;?W) e ll(:‘l:?-gm‘z:;m'; R%:;d«;f & Bachelor — i in widths from 1% to 9 inches. The laces to be used this & % disb—Longfellow | Lady of the Lake—Scott , Rubaiyat of Omar Kbavyam ({108 Syisx San Francisco’s Fashion and Economy - 3§ Granord—Mrs. Gaska| Laila Rooki—Moore Scvame, ond Likes- Rickos RIS elley’s Poems (Selactions, ¢ Dream Life—Mitchell Evangelins— Longfello $3 Favorite Poems Hiawatha—Longfellow Light of Asia—Arnold Long fellow’s Early Poems Tales fromShakesp’ re--Lamb Lucille—Meredith Whittier's Poems Postital Quotations—TPowers' Wordsworth's Posms summer for hats, dresses, waists, skirt and sleeve trimmings. The laces in flower and neat patterns that will separate nicely, making "\27 motifs and medallions for all sorts of applique work. A great closing out > Tv purchase divided into these five lots will be pliced on sale Monday. Center Ready With Eaater Novelttes. | VSRR B Vaneweea 250 75¢c Ali-Silk Talfetas An Artistic $3.50 Values to $1.25 yard - . - - Modish Paris aml New York Millinery Ouir collection of the world's best spring milli- nery models is nea.rl\ twice as large as any pre- vious showing we've made. It is a triumph of style-clegance, a wealth of exclusive ideas that pleases evéry woman who sees the display. And best of all are the astonishing values in pop- (The Most Wanted of Silks) Special, 49¢c Yard We place on sale Monday 2000 yardl of the best qu:rll‘? p]mn all- silk Taffetas that are regularly sold for 75c —in black, tan, mode, castor, gray, brown, reseda, myrtle, lmnope, cardinal, emderald !:vefnder, rose and ch:hngetrfile effects. beSllk eglood enough and suitable for every purpose that taitetas can be us for, at a saving of one-third. Yard 49(: Waist $1.95 Our handsomely appointed Waist Department on second floor is a | arge store in itself, stocked with an assortment of waists that is amaz- ing in variety. To get you still better acquainted with San Fran- 4 cisco's leading Waist Store, we will place on sale Monday : g The Charming Walst Pictured—A distinct Novelty made of fine sheer mull d yoke of val. lace and lace and em- 51.95 on sale to crowd the department cfiyoullml Wonderful Dress Qoods ular priced Hats—values made possible by our greatly increased purchases this season. Pattern Hats of fine chips, Milan, fuscan and- Neapol- itan braids, appropriately ‘trimmed—many from Paris, others fram New \};r\( and our own' creations produced from origmals by the world’s $ 15 to $50 leading millinery. designers Dressy Hats, cb;p« and - Milans, trimmed with fowers 1850 yards all-silk Liberty Peau de Cygne, 20 inches wide, a plain soft finished clinging silk with a lustrous half satin finish, colors gar- net, gold, brown, gray, reseda, rose, nile, seal, navy, silver and “black, inneadof 750- yud X 49c Values for Monday 4000 yards of 50c to Dress Fabrics, includi: 38-inch all-wool Batiste 38-inch all-wool Voile 36-inch wool Albatross 65c popular net and plain and dotted swisses at prices ranging from $3 to $20. Other Big Waist anues—F Monday at 75: and sl.‘}O . and our eschusive disga 3,50 Tadie Sik Wss - - $2 A5 Lingerie Walsts—Of fine lawns, mulls, handkerchicf linens, batiste, lace Last Great Flannel All of them well-known weaves lwith Sale of Season and | wings : SRR $6th50 tho $,,l ()ed 55 2731_)nm x-rzd‘s m(‘:‘:ep:[k ielrpchlne ;Of’tdrlpli:lg l"“hl 4 d"ed kind of T d ‘anama Hats—The new Fil ave. shapes, trimmi b 5 roperties, e | $5. 00 B e e e on Tuesday Prices 2 and Less '\nural Leghorn Hal! md dre— hats, trimmed with large wreaths of mlom,‘. mdudln(l“of d., Bower plomm . - - e "$10.50t0 $25 <= e, iy b Suits that Are Models of the Tallor’s Art 37c fipfififfm?m“k 390 Monday Another Wondorhl New Stamped Lingerie Curtain Designs for Needle Workers - Ve b o sl And Triumphs of Sale AT L2 N oy g A Value-Giving at the s £\%% v,.(‘g%f W ity belore, including: 2000 Manufac- Ao T8 - ¢, 30 New Shirt Waist Prices We Quoto ‘turer’s Samples of R #\" Patterns—For all the Lace Curtains and Half-Pair Lots ina great variety of nov- elty and Brussels pat- popular stitches such as Shadow,Eyelet, French, Roman, etc. The prices for these stamped Shint Dozens upon dozens of the most swagger designs in Tailor Dresses, designs that are exclusive with The Emporium; an only a few Suits of -each style, are shown for the first imenow.. We ask you to make a most critical examination Wi e. - $1 50, = Sln;‘;,“ $2, $2. .550 of the materials, timmings and workmanshlp, estimate what you could get such f;':b ;]h: ‘“;‘2' :: A = suits made for and then consider the prices we quote. In the first place, few | 354 yards long o bl e 8 hew Lln:erle Hat ¥ long—man: Designs—As well & local tailors could make suits to compare with these in elegance of style—and | and corded effectsincluded in these samples, placed on sale Monday: 2 what would those who could make them charge you? bt g 4 hats already worked for samples. Stamped Linen LM i : Hats, “C_‘i"”;:"’; ~The $18.50 Suit pictured is a practical, serviceable Pony Coat Siiit, | Samples worth 50c, each - 250 7‘5:—.0:::1: o TTS1.35, $1.50, $2.50 made of a striking novelty plaid. The full circular skirt.with inverted pleat, | Samples worth 75¢, cach - 380 e R $1.50 and $1.75 front and back, finished at fiottom with folds of the plaxd The Pony Coat h":’guf :{:S 'i‘;mo::: Yokes—With stocks and underslecves, for . . . . . . .75¢c Quarter to Less than finished with collar and vest effect of gray silk moire. A $I 8 / ........... 2 PERERE RRRRRRN PP RERERRE R BRI RRARRRK MRRRERR RN ENE RREREE 2 reRRRE RRRERRRRRRRE RRRRER RRERRRE RRRW RRRERE RRRRERE RRRRR ey I i‘."f:;of:ii::' ::::x—'fl.nc . . S .l, .5125560.::50; very attractxve,sun very atttachvely pnced at One-Third Regular Val- Stamped Belts b | B D i The $25.00 Suit pictured is a finely tailored suit, to be had either in ;fi;m? fl“;{,‘_.,““‘“’ - p! y patterns, G Tk ""a‘.’&‘,"sfif g:t; g?;; (.Jlo, 2,0 novelty mixtures or pretty check effects. Note the popular 27-inch tight- m.:fl/lh ;zded effects, placed | ... 750 i » fitting silk-lined jacket, relieved at collar and cuff mf?: broadcloth of solid | ***** "R ins for. . « ... . 760 pai | Beautiful mew finished samiples whick oxr color and. novelty braid trimming. _The swell circular-pleated $1.10 Cortaina for © - - . @8 pair customers may copy. skirt has a distinction all its own. The best of values at ..... 25 g; Z‘S Cum;m g e g;.zs pair . R T £ Curtains for - - + . $1.49 pair bt kl;f:n[::ndLiijf,::s,mh::bfm' oy ;_’:Zf? 1130 The $32 50 Suit Enctured will appea] to women of taste, and demonstrates the recognized suEenonty of our popular priced gar- $2.50 Curtains for . - . $7.98 pair Ssoond Floor ments. Made of fine chiffon Panama cloth, Eton jacket trimmed with oriental and novelty soutache braids, with a deep girdle of taffeta $3 Curtains for - . '2:19 pair 4 silk and lining of same. The three-quarter sleeves Lave detachable cuff. The circular skirt has panel front and 32[ 36'&“;;' m"’d Curtain Muslin, 12%c kfi pleated back. The colors are champagne, navy, coral, reseda, green and black. A wonder at the price.......... 2 Eoncr cfi"km'zym' it e i e Sale Eibow Le ny th The $45 Suit pictured is made of fine French voile, a fabric especially adapted for spring and summer wear. The colonngs include | spreads ‘c‘d“m floral and Dresden ‘“"P;g: Siflk Gloves 65¢ robin egg blue, reseda, green, coral, champagne, navy and black. ~ Note the smart Eton jacket in the short bolero effect, with deep silk Fi;imr;d Si‘l‘kolines, Pl S m : girdle and three-quarter sleeve, finished all round with a fine knife plaiting of silk headed with Baby Irish. The circular skirt 45 1236c quality, yard. - - <= Gibau 5 g ieh g 8o “;f!;_: Lo - 6‘:@:“‘:}:“ ':g‘: S“ZL'*‘V l: Popule dyls of pleatcd back and front falls gracefully over the silk drop. You cannot help being pleased if you buy such a suit as this for Cuhil;:rm\;r. Zf‘o:nd::d square, in p‘;; effect, fight blue, “sizes 54, 6 or 6)5 placed on sale lam comes, values, \q:nd-y the pair s 6A .6 p[ - . 650 Many other exclusive novelly suits that will be seen on the Easter parade are priced from S50 to $125. e s - ‘ iy on AR Palms and Jardinieres— An Easter Sale Fine preserved Palms that keep Sales Pictures And Metal Frames 1 ‘ Handsomely. Colored Medal- | Three of the Greatest Wash Fabric Specials Ever Offered + We place on sale Monday to start the Summer’s Wash Goods Season nearly 20,000 yards of beautiful ‘washable fabrics at half price or lions—Some with fancy metal less. See the window display. = Sales tables main aisle. gy 'Z"Ilimi;;dff“:c:fi 10,000 Yards of Arnold’s Famous 3400 Yards All-Linen Suit- 3900 Yards Fil de Soies—27 and 28.inches wide, “;‘L'id;.'f.:' ook o o landscapes, etc,, will be placed | Fabrics—Amold’s Mohair Luster, Arnold’s ings—26 to 46 inches wide, in solid colors and value at 50c the yard; white mercet- F Glink A0 Pl - <« 4 = <O on sale Monday. Silk Er_nbrmdcred Voile, Amold’s Grecian plain and fancy weaves, all colors, ized Oxford Suitings, neat effective stripes, values '&fi % ‘l::: Asieaas 420 25¢ Medallions for . . . : ...J20| Voile Superb in a large variety of plain, figures, il high 505 60c the yatd, silk mixed herringbone wash materials, E Fine i 2 50c; 65c Medallions.. . . . .. 330 | checks, etc. Sold reguhrly everywhere at 20c the some -worth as high as JUc the ercerized finishes, colors white; cream, ecru, pink and xtra J"b dinie “d“"h'u’ 75¢c, $1 Medallions . . . . ..620 | vyardforthissale . . . . e s s yard, all togo at....M........ bdllblue,“luefi()ctheynd,aflwgoat Mwmb Ml ]“"""“." _m:",'f:u',;;::fi:_fi‘he“fimgf”p,:‘: White Goods for the Coming White Season Easter prices brass and fancy omamented; some prettily |27-iach white checked Dimity, all .ua 30-inch ml:md«ad dm .nd s.w.dwhu L.wn Z&m:h white Piques at yard 40c, 35¢, 30c, 27 md: wlme Don-d Sw-e- at wd 50-:. 30:. 7-inch 75c J-"-- . 420 jeweled: all of them placéd on sale Mon- | checks, at yard 25c, 20, I5¢ - - 12% “at yard 60c, 5 . 1 b o Frt et e e e e 20¢c ]50 gl Binch 81 il;mi—- » -850 day at half-price; regularly 50c"to $5, now um:]ua ;‘werufi:lzed m;us Lir:ss—u inches Fimdafle;:—ym:hwflwgr new light R-lnchsrlmzed Popllns. equal ;-n appearanca | 27- lnch Llnen dz:mnp. wm vovn&. colored ‘ “-’)'“"""" s . j”‘,,. wide, a Ve at at to u!punn. it for y: embroidered silk a serviceable !yfi-h 25¢c 1o $2.50 | e T e e e :B0C | lor and black, yard - - e 350 RS o 5 SRR S0c|* msu et e Sale Infants’ Wool Sacques _68c Sales Por!lom, Couch Covers, Table Covers, Etc. 32 50 Couch Covers —56 inches wide, and revemsible, fringed all lmnd. } o $1.95 Men’s Spring Umhrwoar a case of the American Hosiery Co.'s e-lebnhd The Whife Season Demands Whife Shoes~--We’re Ready The Emporium is showing everything that is new in White Shoes for women, and our prices are not those of the high priced exclusive shoe stores. For example: White Duck Ties—2 eyelet, wide ribbon, leather heels, here pet pair . .~. " Monday and. r-..d.y Lemon Clin; Pexh«-—P- h -Ib “'&Z‘Rm:.':é‘.’:?..a., Men’s Golf Shirts of g‘y. tan or blue Clnmbnys. pleated - 81 - fine garment s gy i P B e b Hlm—Ellponlm En--vad. for the b | i E?I% R 578150 iifi‘l?...'“c:.f. S R L el S g 0:::‘;_3\:':1 flCI::; other styles in whie. :‘:-d:: p:-cp::;fld l-_:;?:i%‘:h e .m oy ook e ; M' com—F.‘;.h_. by 01‘;33.2 - e : . it rom this selocion of syl meckwenr w + e DC | T iotead e, ok colors. ey both | i, pink or lght blos. welh sie A | Gelatine—Kuors o Cox'e 2pke - o o - Extra Special Monday Moen’s Easter Hats Ready E o e b MR And Tuesday also, if quantity lasts, these wide lace white duck Bluchers with medium heavy soles and Cuban heels, the usual $1.50 quality—buy two or three pairs for summer, I |5 ST EL TS 0 RS SN L ° Or.your Summer Hats if you prefer to call them so. Every Lemnox Soap—l-‘ahmd-undg block that is fashionable in London and New York, in either soft or stiff hats, and ‘our complete line of straws for 1906. If you pay $2 for your hats, buy a Wexford; there are none better at that price. - If it is a $3 hat you prefer, buy a Kingsbury; are the best at that price. " RRRRERE RRRRREE RRERRRRRIRER RRINRE IR 105 R R, MR I, S II I I IR BRI IR IV IL BRI 500 B RROAN 0200 00 00 IR 00N IR R U0 00 40 N A 0 O on March 30 in the case between it and the Southern Pacific Company. The case arises from the attempts of mrm“mummmm ARAARRAUAAAR RARWRURS ARRUAR UWHRX LR R RRU R AR AT RN WaRewinn —_— = the Western Pacific to reach a deep water APPEAI‘ Fll'Eu terminal on the Oakland"side of the bay. Judge Morrow in his decision granted to the Southern Pacifig ab injunction pen- dente lite preventing the Western Pacific from bullding or laying its tracks upon i the strip of land north of the jetty of the San Antonfo estuary, by which it sought ns terminal. He at the same time refused The Western Pacific Railway (‘ompnny the prayer of the Westery Paclfic for a >’- erday appealed to the United States like injunction agajnst the Southern Pa- Circuit Court of Appeals from the deci- | cific. sion rendered by Judge W. W. Morrow | Yesterday Attorneys cm\e- W. Slack, \ ‘Warren Olney and Marcel Cerf, represent- ing the Western Pacific, filed an appeal from this declsion. The appeal contains twenty-five assignments ' of error on the part of Judge Morrow. Most of these are technical, and the main fight wiil probably be made on that part of the decision ‘which determines that the Southern Pa- cific lands extend to the bulkhead line and that they carry a right of access to deep ‘water beyond that. Upon the filing of the appeal Jlldn‘l(ur- row suspended the execution of his deci- sion until the appeal had been decided. This means that during the bufln‘nl the appeal the two- ewunnh- - be, re- strained against each othnt, as ‘they had been during the preliminary hearing. The appeal will be placed upon me May calendar of the Circuit Court of Appeals for an early h . The appellants filed a bond of $25,000. 1 Customs Clerk Belton Dies. P. M. Belton, clerk in the marine di- vision of the Custom-house, died at 8:30 o'clock yesterday morning at his resi- dence, 3515 Twenty-third street. He had been more than twenty years In the | | service.. He had been sick since JAa- § uary 1 of thh ‘vear. OCFAN SHORE ROAD TO GET FRANCHISE Supervisors Will Order the ~ Route Changed to Po- trero Avenue. ‘ - At tonight's regular secret caucus of the Board of Supervisors the action to beé tomorrow night’s meeting on will be agreed upon. As already told in last Sunday’'s Call, the Supervisors are preparing to grant the franchise under certain modified plans, one of which is to change the route of the road from York and Hampshire streets to Potrero avenue, receipts ‘to the W —_———————— Try the United States Laundry. 1004 Market street. Telephone South 420. *