The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, February 24, 1907, Page 30

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALT, SUNDAY, SR, JEANETTE WALLICE, 243 W. 14th Street, NEW YORK CITY. Danderine Grew Miss Wallice’s Hair AND WE CAN ROVE IT, EVERYBODY CAN HAVE NICE HAIR NOW, and you don't bave to wait around weeks and months for results either. will see improvements from the very first application. You Her Hair Takes on New Lifg and Grows 3 Fect Longer than it was Before. KNOWLTON DANDERINE CO.. Gentlemen: Your Danderive has made my ove? three feet longer than it was air grow en I be- ‘It is now over five feet long and keeps right . it seems to fairly crawl out of my scalp, it is 6o glossy and nice t0o. Danderine will always have lny best wishes. Sincerely, JEANETTE WALLICE. This GREAT HAIR-GROWING REMEDY can row be had at all Druggists in three sizes, 25¢., 50c. and $1.00 perrbolfle. FREE Knowlton Danderine Co., Chicago, with theis name and address and ten cents in silver or stamps to pay x.wosuxa To show how quickly Danderine acts we will send a large sample free by return mail to anyone who sends this advertisement to the For sale ana Guaranteed by REDINGTON & CO., Wholesale Agents persuasion they we: induced to the unloading of the 5866 tons of coal, r 1 d. According to the stories of the | was warned not to let the members of inese, they have been starved since | the escape or the United States to force them to return to their work. For every Chinese that might 1 The Chinese say that they should escape the owners of the vessel would ave been discharged when t C o be subject to a fine of $500. The inue with the vessel until it s rive in San Franc ed them that the) ge at ither Captain officer of th would receive port. Felkins nor vessel would ng the trouble this them w men would 1. Another Chinese fred in this port. . it being prom- thetr cost s from $30 to $40 a month hould is before the vessel culty not will will have been settled. from g0 San Francisco. ericks & morrow, Co.’s_carpet department 819-835 Ellis street. —_—— METHODIST PRAISE SERVICE There will be praise service the crew _—— this evening in Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church at Hayes and Buchanan streets. forming the cargo of the vessel, and it believed that in readiness to depart the present diffi- | is it has been determined where the Como Oriental rug auction in Joseph Fred- to- . Commercial travelers’ lfcenses in the tectorates amount to $6000 a year, British Southe African colonies and pro- Receive First The assortment latest designs. The cheviot. and black. Suit Breuner’s price W 4 jacket trimmed with BLACK ETAMINES AND e R green plaids and black urst effects. A popular PLAIN GRAY PANAMA trimmed with buttons. effects. black combination. NEW SPRING DESIGNS broidered fronts, pretty values ..... necks. lace. serting neck. “Dee) ‘wals BLACK TAFFETA SILK SKIRTS—Sunburst and side- plaited effects—a splendid selection. NEW SPRING SKIRTS—In light or dark checked gray, Some very pretty new styles. SERGE AND PANAMA SKIRTS—In white or cream. ing. Nice sheer material. Short sleeves. novelty ........... Some ve backs. Detachable cuffs; sleeves. Different styl front, others in the bacl Showing at Breuner’s is” complete and embraces the prices are the same as in all de- partments of the John Breuner stores—the LOWEST FOR RECOGNIZED QUALITY. The following items tell the tale: The illustration shows an ETON SUIT in broadcloth or Prettily trimmed in braid. Come in browns 18 worth easily $35.00. $15.00 e are showing some pretty CHECKED ETON SUITS, silk, soutache braid ; and tight-fitting tailored suits in brown cheviots, jackets trimmed with straps of same material. worth less than $30.00. Breuner’s price... None of them are $15.00 SKIRTS PANAMAS—New plaited eflecés‘ ss 75 .............. 3 . SILK SKIRTS—Beautiful new combinations, red and biue, brown and and white. Latest box-plaited - style for the street, to be o TS Bh worn with white waists this season. pncev....?‘.mf s‘z-so $9.00 $4.75 $9.50 Ful) A spiendid little skirt for shirtwalste - Price s g B oted Price. . evene SKIRTS—Prettily plaited and Price: . Price. . $4.7 WOOL PLAID SKIRTS—In brown and blue plaids or dark red and Very serviceable style. Price IN TE LAWN A WAISTS—, - tucked backs. Made A with detachable cuffs, 80 that waists may be worn with either long or sho: Some very pretty styles to seloct from. Biceptionst @ s BEAUTIFUL LITTLE WHITE WAISTS—Made with the new Dutch . _Yoke effects of embroidery, Valenciennes lace and tuck- pretty styles, with allover embroidered fronts, tucked (én.n'ble cv{orrn wuhs elther long or short o _select from. Some ar e ‘e open in the The latest values at Very pretty nn:lm. wnm .W“l'l‘s. Fancy yoke effect back and front of allover embroidery, outlined with narrow V: Detachable ouff of tuck: ar ing and Valenciennes in- $3.5 Very dainty little LINON LAWN WAISTS. . Have th V Soke back angd fron Sbroidery mad narrow Valenciennes lace. xrlminlng of Valenciennes insertion. A very dressy of beautiful embr: sleeves, with tuckedo K GiF aad $4.00 Short Work on New Golden West . Hotel to Be Rushed Powell-Street Structure to Cost $500,000 Foundation work will begin today for what is to be one of the handsom- est hotel structures’in t?\a lower Powell ate of the.old Golden West Hotel and street section of the city. The build-|the hotel annex, with a good frontage ing will be for the new Golden West|on both Powell'and Elis streets on the Hotel and the elaborate cafe of :ha!""lhefSt comer nsllie" f;“l‘f‘"‘“d A concrete and stone w e used in con- Pabst Brewing Company of MiIwaukee. | gi;\0t1on. The rooms for guests in the The structure is being put up on joint| hotel floors will be equipped as good as arrangements between the Mangels es- | any of the local caravansaries. tate and the big brewing firm and the| The building will represent a total Pabst people will fit up part of the first WLELEY BEFISES T0 CLEVR GOLEERS Y ALLOW PHIGE BuL FOR HANDSOME TROPHY On the field of the San Francisco |Golf and Country Club at Ingleside United States Circuit Court of Appeals, Friday the qualifying round recelved a cablegram vesterday from |the first mattch playpround of the golf s breath | tournament for the Council's cup were B e L ey it | Hulshed: . Fouy players will contest in ftod. States Coust for China,|the semifinals thid afternoon: S. L. stating that Judge Wilfley of that Abbot will meet C. H. Béntley and e d ot s to obey the order |H. A. Blackman will meet J. 5. Oyster. | admitting S. R. Price to bail and re- | The soggy condition of the fleld pre- | Sfesting. that the Appeal Court recon- |Vented the golfers from accomplish- | sider its order on that proposition, as|ing their best work. Arthur J. Owen | Teage Wilfles considered the appeal |Played an excellent game in the Medal frivolous. Clerk Hinkley stated, how- |handicap and won the. beautiful cut o ht the records of Price’s trial |Blass pitcher. His score was 89 less 6. . In the qualifying round for the Coun- would be sent on the Coptic. Clerk | T 1 > 3 ktor i the terse cable- | ¢llI's cup, eighteen holes, best eight Monckton replied with SR e il Jeat slah gram, “Court adheres to order.” 3§ i 1 Price was convicted on a charge of | following scores were mas(:a_ ore o1 assault with a deadly weapon and Sen- | floor for a cafe as fine as anything on the Pacific Coast. The building area will include the Handieap B. D. Adamson. Scrateh and | %\ Furniture, Carpets, Stoves and Clothing BUY NOW PAY 4 AT ERS THE BIG INSTALLMENY STORE GN | Mission and 18th Sts. | We do not follow the ancient methods of the big profit houses who extend credit only at exorbitant figures, thus making it impracticable for worthy people to accept the ac- commodations. “WE CHARGE NO EXTRA FOR CREDIT,” as we recognize the fact that “OUR CREDIT PLAN” means in- creased business to such enormous proportions that it more than balances any slight losses that may occur through un- worthy accounts. If you have a house to furnish or need anything in the clothing line, come right along; if you have but little money you are as wel- come as if you had untold gold. OUR PRICES ARE JUST THE SAME. To demonstrate the reasonableness of our prices, “cash or credit,” note the following values, by which you may safely judge our entire stock. VY, MASSIVE BEDROOM SUITE OF BIRDSEYE MAPLE $6 5 For Only CASH OR CREDIT A handsome birdseye mountings to sketc piece roll top; Y Dresser, with 42-in. serpentine top and drawers, 24x30 French bevel mirror of fancy shape instead of square like picture, large panel ends and solid brass trimmings; one Commode to match dresser, and is like illustration; the suite being rich in appearance and massive in c makes it very desirable and worthy for its pri is only A little down oot o e Bed o SR SR WOMEN’S $25.00 SUITS New . Spring-SGIESTor. ... .. ieiiiiiiices Not only would their beauty attract you, but the price allows you a saving of $7.50. Any one may be yours by pay- ing a little down and a small sum each week. This is indeed a phenomenal offer. We have just received and offer for the first time Monday nearly 100 handsome new Spring Suits, every one brimful of style and well worth $25.00. How they are made—The materials are all wool and of gray colors and tones; some are plaid, others invisible plaids, one —=.9 ‘i and some stripe effects; each and | every one is man-tailored and charm. ing in its fit. Jackets are satin- lined and trimmed in velvets and orna- ments and self-straps. The style range offers you a selection from the tourist, tight-fitting, tailored effect or semi- fitting. Just at the beginning of the season when these are most admired makes it doubly imperative for you to buy one. Price only, $I7 50 CASH | Adamson, 8 up and 2; Bentley defeated Owen, 1 up; Blackman defeated Clark, 1 up and 19 holes; Oyster defeated Golcher, 2 up and 1. Play will be resumed and the finals wi be fi afternoon of March 2. 2 The Council's cup must be won three S. L. Abbot made the best net score | times to become the permanent prop- tenced to six months’ imprisonment in | a | the Shanghal jail. W refused to | R 4 ! admit Price to bail pending his appeal } 3 to the United States Circuit Court of | 8 Appeals in this city. One of the 2 ounds for the appeal presented by (0. X rt Schlesinger and S. C. “‘rixght ‘xis g at Judge Wilfley, on assuming his| e. put all the American attorneys ay round con- rough an examination in law and tested in the afternoen Abbot defeated of 6 down in the bogey handicap in the|erty of the player. Golcher and Abbot afternoon. have won it ie ccided that they had not sufficient nowledge of the science of twisting hings to practice in his court. Among | ‘hose thus plucked and humiliated was | .orrin Andrews, formerly United States | Attorney General for Hawall and coun- | sel for Price, so that Price's defense | had to be intrusted to an Ttallan law- | ver named Musso. It is alleged also in the appeal that alien attorneys were | admitted to practice in Wilfley’s court | without the formality of an examina- tion. Andrews is now in Washington, C., trying to have Wilfley removed. _— POSTOFFICE ORDERS | Postmaster 'Fisk announces that| registered parcels are not transmiss- | ible during the winter season to Caro, | Alaska. First class unregistered letter | mail will be received. Station 2, at 5 Leland avenue, has| been closed because of unsatisfactory service, A parcels post convention Ms been | | concluded between the United States {and Bermuda on the usual terms. | Mails for Australia, New Zealand and the Hawaiian Islands will close at the main Postoffice at 11:30 a. m. | February 28; malls for China and Ja- {pan at 10:30 a. m. on the same day;| | mail for Hawail by the steamship So- | noma will close at 12:30 p. m. of the same date, and mail for the Philip- pines at 9 a. m. on March 6. —_— NATIVE SONS’ SOCIAL NIGHT The Native Sons’ literary and social committee of this city will give its first social of the current year in Lyric Hall on Wednesday evening next. This will be under the directlon of Marshall Parlor, with Thomas Maher as floor manager, George Welsel assistant and J. Sauter, Henry Saroni and E. Scal- manini floor committee. The officers of the committes are Louls F. Erb, president; L. C. Tubbs, vice president; E. J. Rellly, secretary; William Martin, treasurer, and E. BE. Fisher, George J. Stockwitz and C. A. Kalser, trustees. ol SRR vy r T SAILOR BEATEN BY TRIO Tim Bacey, a sallor, was attacked and beaten by two men and a woman yes- terday morning. Bacey had been drinking heavily and was leaning against a post at the corner of Mont- gomery avenue and Kearny street when attacked by the trio. A bystander sum- moned Policeman Hurd, who arrived on the scene after the man's assail- ants had fled. Hurd sent the injured man to the Receiving Hospital, where he was treated for severe bruises and cuts on his head and face. SRR READY TO BUILD SEWER ‘Works Commissioner Egan sald yesterday that everything was in read- iness to put a full force of laborers.at work to bulld the sewer in lower Market street. - The necessary plle- driving will be pushed to completion and the pipe was on the ground to be laid. Egan said the choked condition of the cesspools was causing the ac- cumulation of dirt in the stréets, as the water falled to carry it through the sewers. D. Beg MUSLIN A B e R NEW BUILDINGS PLANNED Applications for building permits were flled yesterday by R. R. Thomp- son, Kearny street, near Post, cost $60,000; J. F. Ortman, northeast corner of Kearny and Post streets, $45,000; T. Donahue, northeast corner of Gough and Hayes, $35,000; A. V. Clark, Second street, near Stevenson, $19,500; R. Mc= Millan, Folsom street, near Third, $14,- 000; M. L. Reynolds, Union street, near Hyde, $14,500. ~ AR The farmers of Somerfetshire, Eng- land, say that, thanks to the dust raised by motor cars, there is a remarkable freedom from blight in their orchards P ¥ 5:E, DAVIS, SCHONWASSER C0. J. E. Cor. Dan Ness and California Phone Franklin 742 to announce that their - Annual UNDERWEAR SALE Will Commence Monday, February 25th, at 9 a. m. Owing to the delay in transportation, our Sale being later than usual, we will offer special inducements. Styles All New Dalues Exceptional VENKE & caliFoRNASS