The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, April 1, 1906, Page 56

b€ THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, New Veils For Confirmation veils ul new an « onfl:nx Lo 4 Enas of | th rope silk- of white e Velling: 72| ' S . . O e " son, v and 4100 | New Hat? New Suit? #130 | mings? New Ribbons? | For Easter Candy and Boxes section, ther novelt Choose first Go-.art $7.50 ke 1 to church, to No trouble a th Catalog y Now. know how clos nging the 2 n merchand Order by mail from this advertise- Silver Mug r finish ece set, $13.50, 1.00: r top. $1.00. word “Bread” hand $1.50, Sleeve Boards o Sell at 29c ded, well any sleeve. er your 29¢c own Other velues equally important from 88e1 reens, 25e: easily adjusted. Alaska make. Regular 00 feathers in each. 39 es e Feather Dusters, 355c: 451 inches patent door iock. ott n Stuffs is ready for spec See them tomorrow. ter and confirma-| 1% yards| the | hen, presto— k her trunkas | loor. | far away you Tea and coffee owl, creamer and spoon- Of cut glass, with | ment For Confirmation Gift Quadruple plate, gold- lined ely engraved. $1.25. t ws, new silver. G-plece Ten Set, $1350: Quadruple | $1.50: Quadruple plate, | w made of hard- Get one | shirt Complete Size 18x33; of freezes quicker T6c high, of ice; easily moved very few weeks it is expected es of Wash Goods at any price.” nd is great—the supply is small, foresight and forehandedness that a complete line of prettiest, Styles for Easter.” | “Hale’s, d » o to get just the very styl { o| { “For Easter” The “For Easter”—and there is a subtle something—a thought undercurrent—that murmurs back “Styles,” “New And again more strongly comes back Hale’s for New Easter styles,” for the store is | stronger than ever this year—at its strongest now. In a way to interest every woman—no matter what your needs—no matter what price you want to pay. New Neckwear? New Trim- New Jewelry? New departments are ready to help your choosing— i many of them twice as large as last year, with twice the | varieties (and larger varieties mean larger opportunities es you want). . For Easter=-=New Suits Take on Greater Interest This Week Brightest, most graceful, prettiest styles Fashion has unfolded yet. The increased power of the new department is m King itself felt in the ¢| beauty of the suits, in their variety, in the becoming individuality of every style. xtures i prices. (We have pictured four of them. | Eton Jackets, prices for beautiful styles. Now pick :d. difference fore. that it will be impossible to pro- Result—prices are advancing. you to choose from now, and some very The above clipping says: “Don’t wait.” 3000 Yards Wash Goods 5c¢ Yard Worth up to 15¢c yard. A groupilg s, Swisses, etc.; 3000 yards, as other values: 30-inch Bstiste, 1235c: Small figures, dots and checks. 12ige yard. dle and Lawn, 10c—27 and es wide, variety of patterns, 30 15¢ yard: 30 Inches and figures and dots. wide, 15¢ yd. Checks, small patterns; viot, 15¢ yard: stripes end figures, quantities, we cannot mention them separately. 10¢ Refrigerators. ! "7 2 f T Sizes up to $25.00. ; “Cott v ottons ract from a leading dry goods journal of a month ago— of lines that have dwindled to such Voiles, Nube- long as it lasts, 5¢ yard. for children’s wear and dresses. Goo colors. 1S5e yard. And we've just recelved hundreds of patterns in fancy Dress 0c and 1234¢ yard. White Wash Goods Cool In Most of the jackets with the elbow sleeves. many Princess styles trimmed with Persian and soutache braid and flashing bits of gold. Prices (and here the power of the new department is emphasized again), $12.75 to $50.00. You'll appre- - | ciate their importance more when you see the suits they stand for and compare them with others at Scores of new styles welcome you tomorrow. For “seeing is believing,” and “actions speak louder than words.” We want you to see the new suits and let them speak for the reasons why you should buy your | Easter suit at Hale’s, and now, for Easter buying is commencing in earnest. 65 New Suits by Express | [ Here yesterday just in time to lend added interest to this Easter display. | 65 new suits to sell at from $18.75 to $50.00. v Latest styles. | Scarcely two alike (that insures individuality). you to have one. Send | tures, Alice blue, old rose, navy, green, lavender, gray, black, white, tan. Pony Coats, some with Princess Skirts. Ginghams. to Keep Eton jacket suits, suits with Pony. coats, of lightweight, serviceable materials; es, Mixtures, soft shadow plaid and narrow striped effects in gray, green; old rose, blue, pink and fancy Fashion has chosen as favorite this spring. Circular them.) Out tomorrow . New Easter Hats is the time to choose—for spring blossoms of styl>= are grown flowers, and the Hale garden is full of blooms ready for the plucking, fastened by such slender price stems women will be surprised how easily they'll be It's an essent’al of this Hale business that while styles, qu lities, must be b st—prices must be lowest. Hundreds of New Hats ready tomorrow—the New Depart- ment in its full dress of Easter beauty. Trimmed Hats at $3.560 (and many women will pay $8.50 instead of $5.00 and $6.00 when they see what perfect, pretty styles they are). Other Hats equally unusual at $4.75, 25.50, French Models at $30.00. Rich in beauty by reason of their See them in the Model Hat room. One glance will speak more strongly than all the words we can use as to how much more Hale methods mean to you this Spring than ever be- Visit the Millinery Store tomorrow. $6.50, up values. 12%c Figured Art Silkoline, yard.. 15¢ Ffigured Art Denim, yani’ 5 15¢ Figured Art Creton, yard ... i right way, that makes it a leader. think of the price, $1.50 pair. Dotted Swiss, 12l4c yard: Small and = medtum dots, s ! Bonne Femme Curtains $3.45: Reg- 27-inch Corded Pique, 15¢ yard:; For outing suits. 27-inch Pique, 20c yard: checks. 30c quallty. Two sizes ular $4.00 values; Arabian, with deep lace flounce at bottom, Mercerized Waisting, 0c yard: 27| heavy cable thread weave, hand- inches wide, small figures. i i s e 3 gl P P some designs. One is plenty for Mercerize: w asket weave, a window. ..83.45 Panamas, voiles, checks, serges, Third, floor. You are as welcome to come and look and ask questions as to buy. We want you to feel that this is your store, “in fact as well as in deed.” If we can give you hints as_ to planning your new hat, the store’s service is yours; use it freely. This, together with the fact that our stocks m 10 oz. Plain Art Burlap, yard.: It’s the way this Hale Drapery Section (2d floor). has of doing the unexnected at the right time and in the Read on, then investigate. : They’re Arabian corded curtains, Panamas, Broadcloths, equal Even some silk suits among mix- first time, $18.75 to . $50.00. -Hale the beautiful into perfect to Handsome New Art Draperies That Mean Savings to Every Housewife House-cleaning time will-be here soon, and many are wanting new draperies for the home. ust be lightened, gives a double significance to these unusual i Arabian Curtains $1.50 A beautiful new line that would add to the beauty of the parlor ot dining-room for Easter. , in dainty exclusive designs, with narrow borders and plain centers. And -?® /ales h, nr. Market arket, nr. Two Entrance: (Just two weeks more.) 25¢ Art Hungarian Cloth, yard.... White or Ecru Curtain Scrim, yard. 7%c Japanese Crepe, To Beauty roses, Big, bunch. ceagenscs 20¢ 8 1.3¢ yard-. oo 12%e Art Squares $6.45: All-wool in- grain cappets, 9x10% feet. Think of, the size, think of the price. Regular $7.75 values..... .$6.45 French Roses Great big La France and Amerlean cream, tea, yellow and red. generous irim a whole hat. 50c instead of $1.50 At $1.00: Gray Sulting: At $1.00 yard: A‘lnc’;t’: wides silk At 49¢ yard Sell—50c¢ in pink, rose, white, bunches, enough .to Fancy, in the new pastel colors, 46 inches wide. 75e yard. New, 53 inches wide; plain stripes and .overplalds. _$1.00 yard. 42 inches At ¥ard: Crepe Suiting: wide; Phantom, anped“..fnnch make; soft, clingy; for new Princess gowns; all colors and black. 8Se yard. vyard: All-Wool Taffeta: 44 inches wide, light weight, firm, lus- trous; all colors and black. yd. French Eolienne: 42 warp; sheer, soft, clingy; plain and dotted designs; all spring colors. $1.00 yard. At 50c yard: Wool Albatross: 37 inches ‘wide; all-wool; soft, crepey; good as- sortment of colors. 50c yar At 50c yard: Fancy Suiti s 36 inches ‘wide; all Spring colors In each of 4 designs to choose from. B50e yard. : Check Sulting: 36 inches ‘wide; in_popular black and white and other © Spring ~ colors; 40e yard. 33 inches wide at 50¢ yard. ; i Satin Prunel 45 inches Brass Extension Rods, complete At'%-” {:1':;-: - l“"x_': o New with brackets . . Grays, Tans and Greens. $135 vard. Easter Dress Goods The new materials-are flooding the new department with Eas- ter beauty. To surprise you—the variety—the qualities—the prices—all units to show how much Hale's have done to make your choosing eéasier this year. Come and see the New Materialg tomorrow. At 75¢ yard: Crash Sult] T At yard: Check Sulting: A e Diack and white checks, Boe At T Al Two Entrances: Fancy China Beautiful New Bits for the Easter Table. Pretty new vases, as useful for the Easter flowers as they are ornamental and. artistic. Rich, exquisite cut glass, whose deep cuttings rival the sun’s rays through the morning dew- drops. And other values that enter info the spirit of Easter and make the Hale Downstairs Crockery Store more meaningful to you. WSS TN | First is this 100 - piece China Dinner Set $14.25 Of Carlsbad china. - Thin, white, beautiful. New faney shapes, with ddinty floral bor- der decorations " in natural colors, . with gold lines and tracings. Set contains soup tureen, 3 cov- ered vegetable dishes, 1 open vege- table, 3 large platters, covered but- ter dish, sauce poat and stand, cov- ered sugar bowl, creamer, salad bowl, pickle dish, 12 dinner plates, 12 pile plates, 12 coupe soup plates, 12 fruit saucers, 12 tea cups saucers and 12 butter plates. complete, $14.25. Think of it. Plece Cottage Set, $3.17: Best grade semi-porcelain, clear white underglazing and dainty embossed” and Sel design. 40 pleces. $3a7. 7-inch Vase, de: Clear erystal Flass, spiral footed. Sala Bowl: 20c: Of Austrian -:bfnn. with rufed edge, neat em- bossed design, dainty floral spray ‘and stipled gold; 11-inch size and regular 50c value. 28e. and Saucers, 15¢: Of thin Carls- c‘b’:d china; floral spray decora- tions. 18e. . Shampoo at 50c An introductory offer to take advantage of this week. To introduce the new hair- dressing department. . x Mezzanine Floor Annex, well lighted, ventilated, equipped with modern appliances and methods. This week only, medicated shampoos, regular 75c values, at 50c. Mezzanine Floor Annex. Hat Pins For Easter Hats. Choose from a pretty va- riety. New heads, long, strong pins. Many with rhinestones. Otllers with novelty tops at 10¢€. Other hatpins 3¢, 25¢. Other*New Jewelry ‘for Easter Wearing The New Department is glitterig with new offerings—new ppportumi- tles. Brooches, 7S¢: New rose gold and Roman. finish, set with pearls, em- eralds, rubies and other stones. TSe. - Bracelets, 75¢: For Rirls, for wo- men; new designs. Others to $5.00. Beauty Pins, 35¢ pair: Rolled gold. Others at 50e pair. ‘Solid Gold Signet Rings *at $1.00. And we will engrave them free. This news for women. Solid Gold R for Childrem Set with rubies, pearls, turquo! Men's Seart Pins $1.00: Solid gold, new designs. The Jewelry Store is at its climax of Easter readiness. Let it help ou choose new brighiness for lifi!lar costume tomorrow. £1.35 : Gray Sulting: 58 inches wide; hair-line and overcheck de- signs. $1.35 yard. Black Dress Goods 33 inches ya. yard: 1 44 inches wide; soft and clingy; a popular cos- tume fabric. "1:1"“ i 8 ] ches ‘wm:,n-;: m;sh. bright and lustrous. French, ; looks like silk. $1.00 and Black Panama: 44 inches t yard: wide; hard, crisp finish, echiffon weight. 75e and $1.00 yard. al Market, Nr. 6th 6th. Nr. FIGHT DEVELOPS FOR COMMANDER Leadership of Grand Army in California Will Be Determined at Redding Of the 6000 members of the Grand Army of the Republic in California it s esti- | that 2000 reside in or near San sco. Much interest is manifested in the department encampment, which is 1 held at Redding, May 15. All signs to 2 pirited contest for commangder »{ the organization Comrade A. D. Cutler of San Francisco, vielding to the pressure of his associates in the order, has entered the field as & candidate for the high office. Comrades Alberger and Shepard of Oakland and Comrade Campbell of Stockton are also in the race. The situation presents some peculiar complications. Comrade J. H. Roberts, who has filled the salaried office of assistant adjutant general since the retirement of Colonel Mastellar, is sald to be supporting the cardidacy of Com- rade Alberger. It is said in Grand Army posts of San Francisco that Cutler is not favorable to the reappointment of Roberts and has given- positive expressions of his views in this regard to Colonel Smedberg and other leading men in the organization. It would be no surprise therefore if the contest for department commander should hinge on the adjutant generalship. There is an impression that large delegations from this city, Oakland, Sacramento, San Jose, Santa Cruz, Los Angeles and San Diego will go to Redding. Acting upon the indorsement of leading Republicans of Napa and the recommen- dations of Congressman McKinlay and United States Senators Perkins and Flint, President Roosevelt on Thursday last sent to the Senate the name of G. M. Francis for reappointment (third term) as postmaster at Napa. The appointee is a well-known Grand Army man and his retention in office is regarded as an- other indorsement of the national policy of glving preference to Civil War veter- ans. The postmaster who thus succeeds himself is witness to a wonderful growth of business In the Napa office during his administration of eight years. ———e—— WASHINGTON, ~ March 81 — President Roosevelt has appointed Frederick W. Whit- tredge of New York as special Embassador to Em resent the United States at i ha King of Soain oo Yo JAN . WOOLLEY WAL LECTURE Temperance Orator to Speak at First United Presbyter- ian Church This Morning John G. Woolley, the noted tem; ce orator, will speak at the Flrltm Presbyterfan Chyrch, Golden Gate ave- jnue ard Polk street, Rev. H. H. Bell, pastor, this mogning. Mr. Woolley and his wife arrived here Friday on the steamer Siberia from a temperance lec- touring tour of a year and a half in New Zealand, where he gave more than 200 lectures. He was a candidate for President on the Prohibition ticket in 1500. & Mr, Woolley will deliver several lec- tures on the Coast before going East. He will speak at Palo Alto, Oakland, J.oss Angeles, other places. He will address the min- isters' meeting tomorrow -morning Riverside and several | | violl R J. Stitt Wilson will give a series of lectures at Flks' Hall, 223 Sutter street, on Sunday afternoons, at 8 o'clock. The general theme will be, “What s the Outcome . of the Reign of Graft afld Greed.” It will be discussed from the moral and economic standpoints. The sixty-eighth song service will be given this evening at the Emmanuel Baptist Church, Bartlett street, between Twenty-second and Twenty-third, Rev. J. George Gibson, pastor. The following programme wilk'be given: Organ voluntary, Intermezzo (Bizet); nymn, “A Soldler of the Cross,” No. 288; invocation; barytone : solo, Shall' Lead Us” (Beirly), Rev. J. George Gibson; Seripture readin, oprano solo, Miss Nellle Van Kauren;,nr_l%qrv Lord’s Prayer, chanted “hy ¢ tion; barytone solo, .“Alo w(i‘{raxl (Abbot), Stanley For Scripture reading; “Gloria Patri,” congregation please rise and sing; soprano sol “Open the gates” (Knapp). Mrs. Nina | Dalton: notices: violin solo; solo, “He Will Meet Me at the Portals” (Kirkpatrick); Ralph W. Simmons; offertory, “Serenade” (Braga); barytone solo, “Come:Unto Me” (Farrell); short sermon by the pastor; hymn, “My Coun- try, 'tis of Thee,” No. 262; benediction; ‘recessional, Postlude in G (Lerman). Organist, Miss Lotta J. Underhill; as- sistant to organist, Miss Helen Hills; C. H. Blank. : ‘High Mark” is the theme of an No. | “He barytons address to be given in the Young Men's Christlan ~ Association’s auditorium this afternoon by Carl C. Countryman. The following musical programmes will be rendered at both services today at Calvary Presbyterlan Church, Fill- more and Jackson streets: . 11 a. m.—Or prelude, Andante, E. Silas; anthem, “I am Alpha and Omega” (Stainer); response, “Only, O Lord, in Thy Dear Love” (W. H. Thorley); offer- tory, contralto solo, “There is a Green Hill Far Away” (Gounod); organ post- lude, Allegro, second sonata, (Mendels- sohn). S% * .7:30 p. ma special musical service— Organ prelnde, Adaglo, (Schubert); an- them, “Hear My Prayer,” goprafio solo and chorus, (Mendelssohn); response, (Thorley); oftertory, “God, to Whom We Look Blindly” (Chadwlick). Short organ:recital after service—In- troduction’ to third’ act, “Lohengrin,” (Wagner), ' arrangement and concert ‘| ending by performer; nuptial benedic- tion, (Dubois); Pilgrims' March, Italian Symphony, (Mendelssohn); finale, sym- phony’ in D, (C. M. Widor). Organist ‘and director, W. Handel Thorley. ~ Baker Burned by Gas. Carl Burman, a baker, residing at §03 Forty-fifth street, Oakland, was badly burned about the face and hands yes- terday at the California Baking Com- pany’s plant. Burman thrust a lighted torch into an oven heated by gas and the fumes ignited. He was treated by Dr. Frank J. Tiliman at the Central Emergency Hospital. Turkey Withdraws > LONDON, March Il.—Th‘:'::::mn- dent at Cairo of the Daily Telegrapt reports that Turkey has begun the withdrawal of troops from the dispute¢ posts In Akabah. The controversy be- tween Turkey and Great Britain ove: this territory has been more or les: acute for three months. The Wholesome Baking Powder In buying RUMFORD you get the most Whole- s S 2