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-^Npttas 'iTnanyJpeopi* iyh\this7clty^tpf
day are"; reading- the latest'pbpular novel
as > 'are !i readtng*YOll- : - i -if *your*want*'ad.''
is^pf fnfed^totda^. v' : X'"->' -^ -'ii' :-• a -~' r
'.., 'Fielci ; h6gpitals 4 f6r; sick, and* disabled
horses' lissto- t be f part , of j the I war ,' equip-.
m"efatTof|n British army: in future;,'; Two
have .been! f ormetl ; irij England.* J and i the
system c is i proving * satisfactory^ in * In
dlal sZThei Japanese "* have^ adopted ; it Jin
Manchuria,: .where -: the . loss *of * animals
-U^dnly.'S/perTceht *"-"/-" V?,..;. w ,".. V.«
- • f wATSQNy.iLLE;:-i^Mavr:it^j.; f.
Harri^.^a;'- merchant* of - s 'this^city, ? and
his jwlfe in*ia»
autombblle^accident^onrthe'ChlVenden
grade, 'about ? seven;" 7 mile's V: from here.
thls mornlng.^They/i were y spinning
along the'. 4 graded "when 'Harris - lost J;'c6n
,tf ol * of <the I auto ''and i- the_^ machtneV ran
down^an 'embankment 5 and{overturned.
: The .* oecusrtints ? were .iviolently
downJtherihlll.x'They^werelpickediup
by Jpaesera-by^and^brought\*to*^ their
horned;;
Special " Dispatch : to : The ' Call.
MAN AND WIFE
HURT BY AUTO
\u0084Tfi6fcommitteerof; arTahgrernentS'Cons
iats lot | JbbnglW.'fJCeJley.^ chairman;
WHliam^Cdwperthwaite/JVl^Neubarth
ahd|H^yr|lliffeir^XTh?y;ha,veltaTcenshp
the svrovkioti providing * ! a : « goofa time.
The pfflcers7ofUhe T society.at'e ! 'J6hn*C.'
Colllhs,^pT,esident ;"{Cr?ET; Pisk.-. flfstjvice
"president ;^ < o.V: l.? ThFeat^v second : * vice
president ; %' J.>Paul rl Spencer/- recording
secretary ; iGei»rge:*H?ißrahcnv (financial
Becretary ;;H.iiV:; RiffeU- treasurer;! J. 4 1)."
iAihg.i: marshal ; .- IS. t MichelsbhVl- gru'ar
dlan; Aboard t^of t directors;^? Jphn'W:
Kelieyvg ctiialrmanT^J.' TA7i Sn'el 1',% secre"
taryfißobert'Sleeth^Richard'Hamshar;
Jdhn^Cdllins^Dr^'AT^B^McGill.Vsur
g«<*: jE^E^fira^clrtMarlBt.^v F; /- ,-•*"'
has done (everything
possible ;to 'makeUhe menior
ableSa^dSh^^fbirt^edlfor^an"'attirac;
tire? souvenir SprograroirieVoi -pleasing
design; r and'. a;. badge.' fdr :the. pleasure
Beekerß^d'keep * ip- memory ; of • the
ous \ ttnie " ; " « * »"\u25a0« =* * *~*t-.^.« w>^,
'\u25a0. . The -^eighteenth ; annual ; picnic .of. the
i»rinteraV? Mutual- Aid*; Society •'.will ; be
held ;/ Sunday," July/2, ,r-"at, r -"at "Fernbrook
Park?- NJlesXCanyon/'-It : to
eclipse^ all -fotmeri efforts. "*- '-»,. : .-\u25a0
i* ; v The l "!Anied? Prlntjngr i. Trades Col * San
Fraiicisc<>;iwiH : l'be«w r ell r represented'- at
this V outing : : and ? celebrate f with^la
will.T^v--^-^"-^-:-.^-^ 1 :-"
Many i Novel ; FcatulresiWlll > Be : Intro
;;. :\u25a0;. duced to Make the .Outlne an En- : *
T-:^'. ;'; '\u25a0 . ; ':, U f Joyable^Aff air.';-;.; •' ?. ,'y- - ::
printers to hold bic3. ; '
; :; ; picnic ; fernbrook
7 .',-:. Du'rinlg\t;th.e^te^pQrary.^absence^of
ther:famlly'!;6f*John*S.iiScbtt^^34s6i
Elg*hteenthsVreet^on?iFrlday,Vijaft«fT'
noon,' a- burglar/ enter ed |by ia ; rear iwln-*
thatfv had p been if left .-Copen.'^. The"
onlyi thi ngs | stolen r a^-solid r silver
spoonholder.fjaisilver.^p^ckle/dlsh^ahd
a^doaen £ assorted s silver,* spoons.'i-; The
police* were sn6tined^~>.^; r J' .;/;.;*\u25a0
Burglar.^ Steals. Silverware.
- Pure <! Food and'Barnett'* -Vaßllla
are ' the same.'*- Ge t . Bur n et t ' s : and : take ; no rls! ; s. •.
ThefamduntTof fmoney* secured | from
the Tcaßh \u25a0! drav/eiv is \u25a0Hot * known,? as* the
cashier JwaainqUliittheiClty^yesterday.
It; however, r -; woul^ » not'i exceed ss 5 141 4 O. !
Before : taking * tKeirif TCdefearture ,^: the
crooksfhelDedlthemselvesctoJajbox'Of
100Iexpen8lve^igars.fiCaptain|ofIi>e
tectivea^ Burnett- is r of ;tWe (opinion* that
the i ; job lis jthe^iwbrk; of JajrnateurBtahd
that 'tthef same - crooks^are i responsible
f or,j several 'i recent \ attempts t"^at£i safe
crackingVthroughout'the-jcity. J?As|yet
there; isv no}cle\yfas Ltb lwho\the thieves
,'The/^ crooks entered % through^ the
front door, of ihV store; vwlilch i was evi«|
dently,; left Junlocked^by^ accident; the
night * before,*; and fiwe're^ undisturbed
while i'they*' were rdriiling.-the"safe^nnd
breaking, the ;castifdra,wer? > TheirAWork
was ; not iottjin? expert i'orderj and"; De^
tectiveßaileysbelieves they -are Vnovlcea
in the -business. ' :\u25a0 - . \u25a0:\u25a0* -- \u25a0\u25a0-- \u25a0" v "
a Hermai)v^(lock,: one of >the : managers
of f> the attempt
whe^h>;arrive4~at!the,*tore .yesterday
morning. i^Hls i attention -was j drawn', to
the i" money f, drawer ,*«? whlchxhad l^been
pried >open vWlthvavVJlnimie, '.'-arid: later
he .": found r> t thet holes lin ? the /sa,t c;*" 4 The
polj.ce .were at- once'hotifled; and' Dete
ctive f*an d ? j^lume
made v an-examina'ti.o,niofithe?tpremises.
: \u25a0; An : attempt wfls; made pearly./yester
day. to'blow.opehlthe,Bafe*:in'tlie .groc
ery- store of the,', : Bibo-Newmail^Co. 'oh
the ; southwest 'corner^; of i- Polk -V and
Calif orrila istreetaV.: The'i, saf eTcrackers
failed; in : the opeii; , -the
strong box/ but j succeeded j ln- securing
a small amount Vof-cashVfrom ; a" money
drawer ' in ; the * offl ce7»Three7holes ; were
drilled /near .'-the^combination i'« of i. the
safe; ; but jfi b'ef oref an * opportunity. v r was
had to Bet;the powderißomethitisr'mußt
have I frightened »;the>'operatqrs;off /-.the
premises.
'Paul SteindorfT and His Band' Toßeth
: er-With Other Greet; .
! ;T .".! Distinguished .Visitor.
, ,The musicians .of j San Francisco and
in particular Paul;- Steindorff and his
band gave :an -• Irnprdfn'ptu ' reception ?to
Eugene and "', Mme. ; ' Ysaye l ,. yesterday
. morning. In" the" Stli Francis; Hotel! *The
Belgian ) Consul, i George/ J.i G-. ; Marstly,
made -a short : speech; of ? welcome,', ajid
presented"; Mmel ; « Ysaye V.wlth ia'-hand
\u25a0'.some?.basketKof flowers {on; behalf
the musicians ; and* his - countrymen In
?San: Francisco. . .Ysaye.responded.elo
quently; Id : French a few remarks
\u25a0 of- appreciation. 'i"'- -'\u25a0 - ••- \u25a0 .-'- : - .' "^ V- : ;
. The^ orchestra I . then played/aiselec
tion-from? "William ', Tell," 'followed Vby,
another; seiection '". from* one of iYsaye's
favorites, C'Babes^l in 'i Toyland.":?- The
: playing . closed 'with *an Vexqulslte ':- ren
. dering . of * the ' prelude "from;! the \ third
act :: of \ Lohengrin/', .'.'The t'lWeddlng
•", March." '(/After, that '\u25a0, the -distinguished
;* visitor \u25a0 and * his'; hosts were served • with
j refreshments \ in :'\u25a0 the ;" white *\u25a0 arid fgold
•room. ', \u25a0; '.-, \u25a0'."\u25a0' ".'~\ '\u25a0\u25a0' ': .'""'.•' i !'' '-•"„• "\u25a0?V*r'<' r2r 2
1 a Ysaye .begins ; an ; engagement i at v the
I Alhambra to-night;i:OniThursday,;evr*
\u25a0'; ening; he Cwlll * be : at * the>Macdonough
\u25a0 : .Theater:*iriv'Oaklan"d,; underjthe *au
• spices \of /the '% Palette; iLyre ;/ind-'; Pen
\ Club.'' Holders" of. tickets issued". by r the
' club ". may. o take' -advantage tof * the ; box
! office beirigiopeni to-day : and obtain the
i "choice < seats \u25a0 before vxegnlar. sale
1 begins. 7 > fW»*; J." ; McCoy^ of - : the /club \ has
\u25a0 charge of arrangements, 'v . ' •
I v '\u25a0'.' ".. " ' ';, ". "" '. *'*'* ' \u25a0'\u25a0 T . -I !.*.-'\u25a0• ."' \u25a0'\u25a0 - '
Will Take ; Care \u25a0of Patif ent;
' • Miss , ' Georgian-Cooper,-; the r > young
woman whose mind • su^dderily' became
"\u25a0'unbalanced >;inYth'e*:Phelaiil.buHdihffV
.ahdiWho^was.; removed^ to' : the,'detention
ward at^he^Centrar Emergency" Hospl
tal.t has :^1 found fa? friend:': hi* Elsie JE. ;
rArbogast(of|ll63tLarklnsBtroet.;-,This
\\ lady s has [agreed Uo ;"takelchafge;,'of ; the
-patient'until;the!young,,womari*s sister;
: who?is*vlh iNevada.'i Is J notlflod.^Miss
Copper':' gave 2, wayiunder|» heavy study
X while! preparing^ to j. take , an X exanii na
tion* for.t'a". teacher/s \ certificate. - ;
I ' - J. \u25a0 : t- > - '•{' ,'"~'~~J* * \u25a0"" ."'''.""• r J"': . \u25a0 ':\u25a0;'\u25a0 ';
.- Prominent' Pl^tererjDlea. v
c jy John\R.\Tobin of . 2 lll; Turk \ street^ a
well-known^^jplasterer|of|thUTcityland
Los "Angeles,* died iiat^ h^slhomelSatur^
J day_^of > Brigtit's J disease;'?- He J ii ad'ibeei?
i sick about' flveJmonths.'^Theldeceased'
. was ia* member ,£ of* the J orders Knights
L of I St.! .-Patrick I and !i was f prominent J ln^
';the;business;circles in\whlch.herm6yed.*
V He"jleayes""a*,wlfe'*and?nlne "children. ;V,
TRY TO BLOW
GROCERY SAFE
HOLD INFORMAL P CONCERT. I;. \u25a0,'\u25a0 ',
- IN -HONOR OF, YSA YE
i :'\u25a0' The 7. one^- who : answered : . this \u25a0• question i was
pne' of -the -most powerful -and': Uartied'-menrof
his. day and .'the . wonder !•'. that >he : ' deertred the
lnforhiatlon :• om. aV»ut>Ject'of. which.^tha : most
famous scholars and: critics of to-day consider
themselves : as . competent I Judj?e«-. and , teachers.
-\u0084'- A* simply, question* asked by an Illiterate- dis
ciple of .our .land" brought him"- suppliantly ' to
the , questioner' a ' f eet '; and >he received . the . sfit
of : faith' and; v waa baptized. ~V. \u25a0 / ' -x - ";. v. - .%
•,-\u25a0 . It Is a mystery « as : unfathomable ' as 'the 'in
carnation that : God became' the author of Scrip,
tures penned ' by human - hands, y«t It Is true..
,»1 Naturally : speaking:, t It." would : be ; Impossible
for I Ood ~ to * have • made.' bis J divine revelation
solely- through a j book." p A book * Isronly the . ex
preselon of .the- * thoughts 'i of ~. a, writer i and
after he Is ; dead cun never of Itself bring: 'back
the full meaning of IU , author. »\u25a0' In order, that
the ; inspired i word ; may be , a , constant ' teacher,
»t"must have 'a berpetuallhterpreter.v - -.?* \u25a0
i.'S.The I Idea ©f i the I text^ of ; Sacred • Scripture .as
the sole deposit •of Irevelatlon Is more, alcin- to
Mohammedanism : than • to •' apostoltc \u25a0 Christ lan -
Ry;,'^v:vV;r^,>"^r ' -v-».^,K-;'V*-.; r -\^.'-
C-:TheVKo*an. v as-devout; Mohammedans .'hold,
was 'written.- In; heaven* and 'handed' down': to
Mohammed- on earth. The 1 Catholic .doetplne
1 concerning - the i Inspiration 1 of . Its Scriptures \u25a0\u25a0 Is
unhiu*.~\? The »Veda» v have i never ibein « held" to
hay Inspired In any, such .sense as Chris
tlans^renmrdjthtiljlbl*.^-;- \u25a0 \u25a0*.;>,\u25a0:\u25a0 - \u25a0:-"••* ;{;
" • The 't ßey^ '. Fath er. H.'v H. \Wymah^^C.
S. P., ,' in; the course ;Of \ his '." serhion \u25a0 on
-"The - i;lnterpreterVof >.tha.-.- Inspired
Word*' ¥ at (Paulist)
yesterday -morning,;- dwelt** oh" 1 , the " text
"Thlhkest"; thbu ;that ( , thdu 'iunderstand
est \u25a0 what '< thou- : readest T ; v ;.Whp >\u25a0 said : :
'And how- can r I,-unless>- v Hbme- one- shows
me?.!V;.;vV;'".' ;v.'»»^'- \u25a0 I \u25a0"• '.': . :^' r
-j Father tWyman said in. part: < ,
Father iWyman Delivers Powerful Ser
. o-' {Su* Mary's. 7, : \u25a0-. \?ZZ-
'!sp£gjtisi:- oNi ixspjbed word.
-The ' hill ila steep at the place "where
the I accident occurred,"' and* the electric
car : was taking: . it Vat ; maximum speed,
when suddenly the driver of the auto
mobile \ shot;-. : his r. vehicle across "the
tracks. \u25a0 When -.th \ wreck .was cleared
away only trie front wheels o£ the auto
mobile " were left to ; be; photographed
for.?. a- suit „ of the V garage company
against the 5 railroad. . . ' - . _;.:, r *
Costigan was thrown into .the , air and
when >" picked •,'.'; up£ : was ; * unconscious.'
He Is now. lying at' tti'e Emergency, hos
pital with a badly .bruised body." Smith
was cut over the eye, jbut not seriously.
Burns iwas'.' littler injured.*:, \Darn.v who
was > knocked : -; through % the i window iof
. the i car, . suffered (internal in juries.?; An
other automobile was telephoned for. and
Smith^andr Costigan !-."were>' removed:- to
the Emergency • hospitals but-. Darn was
taken, at'hls own' request," to SC Luke's
Hospital.^ V'-'-'yy- Vn- .:-.v;v'- ! X --'"-^H
V^Parts of (the auto .were' plcked-upifor
a^distance-fbf' forty 'feet' from the scene
of . the I accident; andi only, a *f tw.'of . its
gearings ' remained"; intact.^ The . electric
car.' struck i the*; automobile- on *. the ' left
side," nnearr r the A ;..wheel -on .the
side of. the ; automobile that - was j struck
k was % fourid'ya $ hundred-"- f eett from'- the
accident,! with - the .spokes . twisted ' and
tlre'cut^ :!( " v >v:-: ; ; "r'^ '{-'\u25a0 H'' ''' '• - \u25a0
•Alfred - Hitrier of , the ; Paciflc.States
Automobile \ .Company, was" acting .» as
chauffeur' -for;a " party r ol : three -men
yesterday and: when : near jhe Ingleside
Coursing, Park a south-bound electric
car. ; No. 'SUi \u25a0 struck the "motor .Vehicle,
completely, demolishing It and severely
injuring:, the occupants.*. Chauff eur Hit
her was "saidj to- be the only; sober one
in the automobile* and ', ItTis- considered
remarkable; that' he ; escaped,; .while, the
others were cut and. bruised.; •- \u0084 \
'-' The 'street "car; wasVgoln& ; af'a J iast
! rate of speed do wn the hill, while the
\u25a0 motor : was . trying ; to - make . the ascent,
iwithouf* any -success. C' W. -Darn ot
' 1675 : Franklin : street", was * riding "in : tne
'street tear- \u25a0whet>-: it v collided 'with ; the
other- vehicle 'and^ the forcei of the^col
lision ' drpys him* through" ' the window
of ithe car .'to'^ the 'ground:'.. -.: ' '(\u25a0 \u00847 " : :
H»The % automobile \u0084 ; party : consisted . of
Thomas Costigan of 251iO'Farrell street,
J oseph ' ' Smith i of-; 618 . I Floridar ' street,
Mike Burns of 6028 Valencia" street and
Hltner.-".
Scavenger's Trick Detected.
Angelo , Tosconi,^ a. scavenger, was
arrested abouj^ 4 o'clock [yesterday
morriing'.by" Policemen Duffy- and Dar
kin and booked at the City Prison-on
a charge of petty. -larceny^Tosconl
was engaged :in .removing.^manure
from the St. George stables on Bush
street. He-went to the . grain loft on
the third - story [ and shot . three sacks
of grain k down ' the "chute . into ' his
wagon, covering them with- manure-
He was in the act of shooting another
seven down the chute when; he was
arrested. . •.-•*\u25a0• " •
Trapper's Oil cures rheumatism and neuralgia, j
DruEßlEts.SOc flask. RICHARDS & C 0. .406 Clay*
ELECTRIC CAR
WRECKS AUTO
Dies From Gunshot- Wound.
William Wesley Gamble died at his
father's residence, 2052 Mission street.
yesterday, and : the body was taken to
the ;Morgue. - He was 19 years of age.
He had been employed for about eight
months herding- cattle on a ranch In
the mountains of Yolo County and en
.the". night 1 ., 0f April' 22 "he; was shot in
the back -of the neck by, an old harder
named : Howlett," who ; Is - under arrest
In- Woodlaridr The boy's ' grandfather
Is j Dr. W. ,W., Gamble. 2059 Mission
street, .who attended him after ha was
brought here.' '\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0_:- ',".'.' .
.WASHINGTON, May 14^— Esc-Portma»Ur
General -Robert : G. Wynne, recently Appointed
Consul Ceneral at London, returned to Wash
ington - to-day . to giro : evidence ta . t&a postal
fraud cases.-
James D." Phelan^ - $1000; ' Southern ; PaxJfic
Company.. slooo; H..&.H. E.;Law.. ssoo; Wil
liam G.lrwln, $500:'Ijeon Slosa, $250; -W.-B.
Bourn," $250: D." O. - Mills. $260; i Thomas . Magee
& Sons, ?250: Pacific Mall- Steamship's Com
pany, $250: Brewers' : Protective Association,'
$200; ' The Emporium, 5100; I Murphy, Grant • &
Co., $100;'; Hale Broe.. S100; .: Levl. - Strauss' &
C 0.,, $100; Henry Miller. ,:? 100: Mrs.; P. A.
Hearst, $100; Charles Carpy.V sloo;, Baldwin &
Howell, ?10O; Sherman, Clay & Co.p $100;: A.
W. Foster. . *loO; The? Fireman's Fund Insur
ance Company)' $100; . The Builders-A ssociation
of California. , $100: the : Parrott .; estate,' $100;
San \u25a0 Francisco . Planing . Mill Owners' " Assocla- :
tlon. $100; C. Fredcrtck Kohl, » $100; -Daniel
Meyer, : $50: Christian \u25a0 Froellch. > K>o; * Mrs. 'E.
Martin; $50:? Speck: &J Co.," $50; \u25a0 the 1 McLaugh
lin. estate. ' $50: | the I Continental - Building and
Loan Association. $50;': the Pacific Mutual Life,
$50; 'Nathan-Dohrmann* Company," S. r >o:* Red
lngton & C 0..: $50; Shreve &,Co. f $50; Till—
mann . & Bendel, SSO. \u0084. ;, ; .: \u25a0 . ' . ,' . , . , ;' .
' Chaiies F. McKimj' president: of ." the
American Acaderiiy" of i.Tine Arts, "who
recently : visited r this" city ?to see • • th-^
plans, said: -„ "The plans for the adorn
ment and beautlflcatlon.of San Francis
co promise to.be the .noblest, .the best,
the imost orderly, and practical, ever
made for any 'city." :."':;*. '\u25a0;, : '\u25a0\u25a0'• ~ '-
D. H.:i-Burnham,v the. .'architect;^ is
deeply interested- In the | work? and has
declined all remuneration • forl his per
sonal services.-- The following are same
of the contributions:- \u25a0• ,- ' J •
. "Gratifying progress is beingmadeUn
the.'effort tb'jaise the. sum of : 515,000 for
the; improvement arid adornment, of
Sari Francisco. Citizens, [corporations'
and- various business houses have taken
a deep interest in 'the. proposed -plan
and* : many/ have "already .' contributed
generous suiris to the •Cause.' -There has
been i realized- up' to date"! 666o. '","; . ;"1".-,
. The association which . has." taken " up'
this 'object/is vyorklng zealously and it
is .receiving the encouragement "of. the
community. Plans of \u25a0 the Interided irri
proverhent wlll.be ready ;by> September,
and ''a. printed report! for^general 1 ; distri
bution swill be issued. -: - \u25a0\u25a0"\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0- ;; v —
: F. "H. Willis -was 1 bornf June; 3,t 1861;
in London", England, - and - came "to j San
.Francisco In- 1884.1 ? He « was -'employed
by - the ; Pacific^ Coast S Steamship j. Comp
any. - from • 1885 ! until ? 1900 7 in ; the . office
of its • agents, " Goodall; • Perkins \u25a0•-"&. j Co.,
; and had remainedTW'ith : the latter com
pany, since. :1 -,- •\u25a0•\u25a0:• \u25a0-'v.f*;- '., \u25a0 ~ >•', \u25a0>.- "» '\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-;';\u25a0\u25a0.
j Richard Lewis Willis" -of Bombay,
1 India; is a brother- of the^deceasedr: and
-a" mother and * sister f live V. in ;; Bristol,"
England. News "of the death • sent
.to themiby.cable^ V " /. •' ' ' v '"-'..
F. H., Willis,': who/ had been , private
secretary, for-the" Pacific|Coast;Steam
ship § Conipariy r ;for v twenty-one f- r years;
drt»pped'*,dead ; from * heart >' disease *on
the way^ut%C;Mt. -Tamalpais j yesterday
morning. -Mr. 7, Willis, .accoriipariled^by
his^ son ; Glo\wester,;y was up
the. mountain \u25a0"-. trail :on .the, : Mill
side,: and "h when % within ,_ ~'.& : , ; couple'; > ; of
miles l of the.'rsumiriit,' he Estopped .and
then- fell t over }dead.":.--His ; son- tried, to
rouse] his , father,'but.Tupon'; a.ciose ; ; ex
amination t found I that -the | latter *; 3 had
joined '.thel silent : majority^. i HeJ' sum
moned > some i fello jy-trampers who {.were
nearby,*; and i with; their j assistance T suc
ceeded ,' in \ carrying.* his' - father 'to -! : the'
tracks =:• of | the^ Scenic : Railroad.'
graphic ' permissl lon j. was - received'- f rofri
" Coroner^ Sawyer^rto; remover the',; body
f rom i the i mountain to,- Mill -Valley ."yi A
special' train :;was " chartered -for.'; Z this
purpose:, .;-\u25a0 :J.: J. :.\u25a0- -•^• v \';-- >" 'v-?;'.'"^-:^.' 7
. - Justice iof j the'vPeace ;" Pryor^qf * Sau
salito held.":. an "inquest onl the^remains
of the deceased ; at^Mimyalley t -about
5 .p. m." v* Several^ witnesses • wejre i.ex-,
amined. S Dr. 'J.J:^Spottiswood\ testified
that the cause of death -.was heart : dis
ease. I Young to \u25a0 hbw
his « father ( dropped -dead;:; whereupon
thej : Jury, rendered^- a »,"verdlct^.of 5 acci
dental -'death;- i,' cause, . heart v disease;
age; about^44 /years. •.-,*;.' C-'i-^Vt*';"*''
-The-remains ..were' brought, tothe late
home ; of the \u25a0 deceased . in / this \u25a0' city. 1" :^
Mr. vWillis ? and ?his^sbn -were i;ffe^
quenters "" of the i rnouritairi' : 'trails'^, in
Marln : . County, r It : Is probable » that the
unusual heat of yesterday »\vas", respond
sible for the death. -"i •;; 5 ?jr.i-Z f.",; : v"-i <"-"'•>
FUND GROWING
LARGER DAILY
The day, despite the crowds, was" ex- i
ceptionally^ free from, accident.^ No
calls were received at'the Park^. Eiri- 1
ergency Hospital' or 'at -the Park police
station, , and , the patrolmen's duties
consisted mainly In * keeping order
around the cars. The only accident of
the day was an Ocean. boulevard runa- j
way," in' which the carriage was smash- •
ed, -but the occupants escaped. ' The
bolting of the horse , endangered : . the
lives of pedestrians, but ho one was j
struck.' .- :: . \u0084: 4 . r -..- \u0084-..- .:' :• ; j
• The first day of really .fine, weather
at the Park and beach drew forth
crowds that taxed the capacity of the
cars, and many who left - the Cliff
House* at 6 did not arrive home until
8. The sun" '•'poured"- ; down ' i:on the
loungers along the beach, while agen
tle T breeze from the ocean gave.-- a
spectacular swell '^and fanned the heat
ed -brows of . the excursionists. - . .
Beautiful Day' Causes an ~ Exodus -to
the/Seaside From the* \u25a0'.
\u25a0'..\u25a0; "-.'• . city. ;- ; ; .- . '.' ' ;
CROWDS SWARM TO PARK
AND LOUNGE ON BEACH
Fred Brady, a laborer from Baden,
*-as attacked by two men on Pacific
Btre'et, near Kearny, about 2 o'clock
yesterday morning. He was knocked
down and a silver watch and gold
chain taken from him.- He informed
Policeman Skain of his experience and
gave a description of, the two- men.
Brady was under the influence of
liquor.
Both ladies made a deep impression
on the congregation. Mrs. Roberts
i-poke strongly against placing young
girls in jails along side women who
are habitual criminals, one way or
another. She said that young girls
learn to smoke cigarettes in Jail and
confess after acquiring the habit that
they find comfort in it.
The Rev. William Kirk Guthrie, the
pastor, spoke of the increase of crime
in • the land, and said that conditions
•were . such that in up-to-date cities
men could not walk out/at night. The
lawless youths when they become men
will terrorize the homes. He advo
cated that the delinquent boy be re
claimed by kindly care and love and
not by fear. .' .
• * m
: •
Knocked Down and Robberd.
Mrs.'L.T* Fletcher. Chief "Probation
Officer of the Juvenile Court of this
city, and Mrs. Florence Roberts of
"Beth-Adrlel," California Non Sec- r
tarian Home, situated In San Jose, ad
dressed the worshipers at the First
Presbyterian Church last night on
their respective labors. Mrs. Fletcher
told of the work among erring juve
niles and Mrs. Roberts explained the
rescue work in connection with "Beth-
Adriel."
Mrs. Fletcher Speaks of Errine Youth,
end Mrs. Roberts Discusses ;
. Rescue Wlprk.
TTORKERS AMONG JUVENILES,
-. GIVE THEIR EXPERIENCES
Rporiiinent^Steamslilp
F. H. ."-, WILUS, /WHO - DROPPED -
DEAD '• ON MOTJTNT * TAMALPAIS .'
. .testerday;:,; ....": : . \u25a0:.: \. v; \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0
It" is understood that , District "At
torney Byington will this 'morning v re
port to. Judge Lawlor. the. facts , at
tending; the ' efforts of himself and the
police to serve 'the' subpena .upon -Mrs.
McCurdy and askf that she be cited
to show cause' why she should' not be
punished for contempt.
. Attorney;; George D.^Collins : called at
police ; headquarters 1 " yesterday
noon and complained. to Sergeant Fitz
henry, who ' was on"; duty," s that { several
men 'were -annoying the inmates of his
house •at -1118- Sacramento street , "by_
standing -' in front, talking" loudly . and
telling, stories' thaV'were not/fit' for' la
dies : to" ' hear. Mr.'; Collins .asked that
a policeman 'be v sent to c driy^e • therh i
away.\ He. was . informed, that; his re
quest ywould prompt : attention: \u25a0>
Aipoliceman: in. plain clothes. is sta
tioned- at the house I to:see that Mrs.
S. *A:' McCurdy, Collins'. mother-in-laWi
does not leave -it . and- if'she does : to
report > the' fact, to ; headquarters'.! and
keep track •pf • where ; she.: goes. •"Col
lins can' see .".rib 'reason, for; such • vlgi-'
lance. \u25a0-\u25a0 Mrs. McCurdy, he said, -had
been served ,with*a':subpena of \u25a0 the
Grand Jury and he had offered 1 to bring
her before that body .' when conveni
ent. 'After, the subpena had- been
served ; upon' her on -Saturday ,; after
noon she was prostrated through nerv
ousness, but she had' now, recovered. ',
;"I fail 1 : toi see the- use of bringing
her before? the Grand Jury^. now,"- he
added. "They; have ,-- filed \u25a0an ' indict
ment charging ,me with bigamy "and
what is the use 'of taking her: testi
money? Jt will be timeenousjh^to do
that -when the case comes up; for -.trial:
It is time there w" as an Vend to /this
notoriety, arid, it: cannot. come too soon
forme." / - '^ ,',v" : f ;
"We; Hve : in;thejgrantlest,\ truest and : |
jrea-test^ nation'; lim all'the.vworld,' and I: j
;wa"nt' ; f no :^vh^lnV^peBsimlst;' coming";,
around^m?'; any rnoreVsrowlingr^of /the'
country;";; eaid B:^Snilth -fpt ; the |
. international • - comml ttee*-of * the* -Young |
Men's •>« Christian-^ 'Aissoci'atlon,' -f New X
York, at th6 ;Alhambra ; « Theater yester- j
days-a£tetno"on. : > " ; r ; ; >..';\u25a0 . '.\u25a0-,}:'\u25a0< '\u25a0'\u25a0'-''•' '
v , Smith;y who v 119.S just; returned ; from
a .tour- of -thei world! »lBj>oke under. \u25a0\u25a0 the ;
auspices.; 'of } Ithe JloCal'. Young -Men's I
Chris'tian'fr Association.'- ITheo theater '•
was crbwded.f Soiith'saidin pirt: f ; : /; |
"• It - U \u25a0 a^Kenulne '- deli fcht after " many : months '\u25a0
away - from : the * United to f Hhd . myself J
'on-my own native soil, -worshiping God where I*
learned^ the, gospel- of ; truth. -• \u25a0• • \u25a0.\u25a0...\u25a0..-••
;i ,< would •. tell,- ev«ry.vyouh».; man "^ on- this *
American -continent', that 'having nved"ln v the
: country, all >A ray .VI if e ' and 1 knowing "• how : broad
' and 'splendid-. Is the life. -that, ev^n with all '-
that ? know {edge. «\u25a0 I < had -.to ; go 4 f rom. . home ' to -
find 'how; really great'our. nation is. \u25a0 :\u25a0\u25a0< \u25a0':..-•- 3 $&t |.
y: Young' men. twe live ' ln the < grandest."- truest (
and greatest riatioV,ln~an*,th«". world. ~ and HI
.want no wKlning. pessimist^omingr aro.und mo 'l
any more growling of, the country.. \u0084 -' —^' !
" *• I f Want' you < young * ' men* to J know '.that "\u25a0 the j
dogs un "our 'streets are better^ fed- thanVar* |
teeming; ?, millftms^-on •-' the -'Other -side : •of " the -r
worlds and; I; say., Bhamejbn ".the that »ul-j
lies: his: country by- a bad life... '\^.»- : \u25a0>, : •
: iThe tNew"t Yorker l'sDoice . ' the | latter '
,worda^with iextraoidinary -' powe'r,\and -
emphasi^;: and: wlthoiitJa /pause ..'called .
upoji \u25a0 f the v vast y audience -; to * sing I the 1
American Ahthem,'4'My;Cbuntry,^'Tis of J
THee.*'; : -u' *';---v;; ',\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0•>;•\u25a0.- -.'-:•',- *..:Li-t •>;\u25a0;\u25a0 \u25a0
"~:A.b \u25a0'a*jflash",the.T great-:: body,* of: men '\u25a0
rose -to r their, f eet^and-. resnonded; > and E
for,* a block almost -\u25a0 the ."beautiful : and ; ]
inspiring st ra iris '. could -be - heard. " : ' : '-:-\u25a0 j
. : After,', . theTsinglng T Smith - continued : '.- \u25a0'\u25a0
,' ',. Now.V 1 5'*rant > ;to'l '\u25a0a^that '* there!, are 'fsom* !
splendid': men who when I • approach : them and '
, undertake to tell' of. what- Godrejtpectsof .them I
reply; -_\u25a0 •'I s have \u25a0 never * killed; 1 <: have r never ;
Tobbedl 1 1 *do "nttt iffrlnk,"* I" am mot~a~gambler. '-.
|l' : 4O'.not"BW«»t." > ras -tf 4t".'were= enough.; to talk "3
of the,lr morality against religion.: ;r^.» -"..;:. -, :
. Religion is. uot a lot. of, negatives. . Tpu need
not tell me I ought not to gamble. - Have -I not «
a* consdence^thaftella v «ie "not* to'steal,' not 4o
beat : noy.* wife, .^. not-; to'; get.d runk, ".not ;^ to
.bUßp.hjjmet.'iii.'.v^ \u0084V';..,.-i ..•"'.,.„'•.-.. .'"'. w'. ; !
\u25a0'\u25a0- -. God 1 does not cnly.:.want-yoii to.' keep , your
lips -;f rom. blasphemy : — God \u25a0 - wants .. your-r life, '
yourraU.--" He : makes. ho \u25a0 bargain. \u25a0\u25a0. .'- >'\u25a0 -t--'-\-r<
/»-"\Ve : areMivtßg- l 'ln' a • land' of more ; churches, 1
of ' more j spires i oolnted ' to :" heaven '• than r any -
other "land, 'Baye.".onelT-".*l"know.*.ofi no: ' land."
wher« the 'goapet' Is: being.- preached: bo- ponder- '
ounly -as .in -this land. but.^let*me • warn.-you
that despite -all- this you, -may- drift out Into -
the^ worlds and ;be'i & -loaf. man. -. \u25a0" \u00841 "v '".- \u25a0\u25a0•?• '\u25a0'.:.• ". '
nj Temptation gls | fn '* American (^cities.' & Step :
,by^at?p,,yc!unK'.men.may^b«i lured" from', God. *
Despite, the 1 fact that this is a Christian land
. you*may- be;- going «out^ Into :the:V world- 'as ,
Christines | as: though you Hved^ in'Chlna^vrA^-f-J:
r^The, protaijlty, ihat, one hears. curs« j ;
"profanity \u25a0' cornea >' to ;bW V -There 'was . only j one
time in -my tour around '• the world when I- had
to ; hang - \u25a0 my ; head J&iifcj shame. - or . permit, any -
man, -'i W. * Jower .'"niy"' ehthusfasm 3 for "'the x Stars ; . p
and .'Stripes y and ".lor',tlie'men v ,that..llve : under '
it; . and that was* ' w hen" my.-' attention 'was . cal 1 ;d
to [ the fearful , profanity that - characterizes -so \u25a0
many Americana. -,The American' man- has the
reputation' ol .-b«ing * the ".worst X.-most ,-* foul- V
mouthed'blackguard:on'earth:'No'men"are so ;
foul-mouthed' as American men. Why, in India [
they;acpff at.ua. •^v^.. - ;...-.--.-.-''.-\u25a0»«: I
' .'\u25a0 In \u25a0 India r they • do • not < swear, : nor in China,
nor in- Japan, nor In .England and- I tell you
theyjawear very^little- In- Australia.'!-- ' J. ."". "' \u25a0
- 'The cworid 'around :the;"AmerlcanH"mahy'la
branded as the' swearlng-manr-^par- excellence. \u25a0
".iWhy^'do -you.not. live, llkeyou know^ you will •
want to 'die?.!.: ' \u25a0 .-• - - . -. : /\u25a0- \u25a0-..-.•'. .'•
\u25a0 •Not»the,-vrltk«de»tjhiEn'ln San PrtndfCO ex- •
pects td' die without a prayer on his. lips.' Then;
as, I; hive : said. Jive/ like,- you know .you: will
.want {to = dle^ • ]'- \u0084 -i. ..>..-..; .' ' > . ;,_., >'IV4Vv
"\ At * th'eTiClbVe "of ; the eat
body: * of 'the : youhg'menrshopkj* hands
with ; the speaker and '. expressed their '
determinations ; to T»foHow' a- Christian '
life.'4 There". were *niany~;soldiersVin -the.: '
audience; who.took"? an : ardent^ interest •
in"the. meeting arid joined heartily -In t
the- singing of theihyrtns.' -- ; , ' '
: KWorJd JTeaches
-Him True, Greatness of
; Stajtes, J Jte i' r S^yi l
District Attorney Byingtori
May Ask That Mrs^McGurdy
> >. Be Punished -for Gohtempt
HIS EEQUEST GEMTED
. -..-• - \u25a0•- \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0„-\u25a0-\u25a0 .„ -:.'-. ;... . .
Coniplainsuof {Men^ Standing
: in - Front? of His Eesidenoe
and the Inmates
COLLINS SEEKS
AID OF POLICE
GREAT COUNTRY,
BUT MEN SWEAR
F. H. WILLIS
EXPIRES ON
TAMALPAIS
THE vSAN^FRANGISGQ-GALfe^MO r
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I^Vhiskeyl
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•J^AGE AROMA :
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• ' Ut-lii S*«ond Bs.. Sat» Tr»ai-i«», CM. •
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-.-The l»bies won't scream when wash*
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\u25a0in'g'to'imtate^-^iteQderrsims.''
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FREE' v WESSONS t \u25a0 "VriTH " ' tNSTRTTMENTS
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Specials for Monday-Tuesday^^
Demonstration at Sutter Street Store of Van Houten's famous
Holland Cccea — As a wholesome and nutritious beverage" this pure
soluble cocoa is unsurpassed. r -
Tea - Mindaria Ntcttr, rcjiy 60c....;. .45 Dates - Ftrd, res*ly 12 Jc Ib ... 3 lbs. .25
Laundry Soap - ctkes .25 Pickles - sweet.;.........imiii bottle .15
* Home brand, re^ly < f»r 25c Old Virginia, rej. 20c-35c-It[t bot .2 7 \
Baking Powder - ExcdsJ»r-Ib. c*a .30 Peas - French, Tres Jlns :.......„.... .15
• Best rtj'ly 35c . Sweet-smalMender, reg'ly 20c can
Olive Oil-SuWime,«g. «oc...qt bot .50 Bromangelon - rt X r iyi2ic... ;..... .10
Bouillon Capsules - res'iy 30c - - -25 Shrimps - bunbar's........ ...smi. tin .10
Syrup -Tea Garden Drip, |g£ :40 Ft quick >alid,re S .l2Jc-2e-lge. tin M\
Reg'ly 45c-«0c tin.................ga1. .70 Soda Crackers - 3 Ib.^rton. .20
Prunes -itaiun. 4o/50'..:- .!.35ib... .25 -; p
t Tart and whelesome, reg'ly 10c ib. Lard .- Seafoam-3 lbs. 35c... .5 lbs. .55
Glacß Fruits- .......... .'.Jj£si h». .35 «s*'y 4oc-<sc-$i.25..... 10 ib. P «u 1.00
French, rtjly 50c here^.......;3 lbs. 1.00 Sardihel- bpa-ii !...........3ans .35
BirdPate:FrancoAmcrftan:..:... .20 Good qu.lity,re g 'lyl2Jc tin
Sandwich paste, reg'ly 25c can Ammonia - Greer'»............... qts. .20
RalslnS- $ceded. f ;1..........:.:3pkg5. .25 Reg'ly 25c-50c b0tt1e.........^ gal. .35
; "Goldßlbpon" lib." carton, -rtfly Itc- Soap - armel. reg'ly 60c.:....i doz. .50
SOUPS -Fr«nco:Amencan:.-..:.i pts. JO Tooth Powder-^screw topbot .15
. Best soaps made......;....pint5, 3 for .t)U Wright's Luterated. reg'ly 20c
Rts-iy .»=-.2h0^5c...:.-^ .so 0 , ive8 :^i N.:,'.....;...;.;... .30
LentilS -Gemm, regl.lOc Ib.-3J !bs. .25 Rich in oil, reg'ly 40c qt jar .
ag^pHOUSEHOLDaffai
pUSterS -12 Inch, reg'ly $1.15......... .90 BrOOm - exceptional value; ........;: .35
DUBt BrUSh - reg'ly 45c^........;.., ; .30 Lunch Baskets- Have just received a
Scrub Brush - reg'ly '25c.;-.!U.\.;..;.. : - .15 new '•* of Auto Baskets with outfits for 2
bristle, with ihandTe . to 6 persons. Prices from $5.00 to $48.00
\u25a0MILIQUORSiMM
Wines - \n«tadei Vane..........3 hots. 1.00 Whiskey -Scotch; d. c. 1.:.......... 1.15
i NoJ Pert-No. 2 Sherry-Madetra-gaL 1.15 Highland Nectar, reg'ly $1.50 \ -/;
Moscatel-Angellca-Malaga i HJghlandCiub Scotch, reg'ly $1.00 .85
' Reg^y 50c bot-$1.50 gal._ J• ; KUlycroy I Star Irish, reg'ly $1.00 .85
Whiskey - Ban Ooj ....:...„.;....... 1.00 Water - Ap0i!!nari5............... P ints- L 45
Ryeer Bwrben, reg. $1.25 foil qt ' Reg'|ysL 65-^2.25 d0i :.;..;. quarts 2.05
Gio -D. C L..... ............qt bot .85 Riesling - Golden; rts. $1.00.....<a1. .75
\ Old Tern er Dry, reg'ly $1.00 A pure delicate wine
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t a^ssa%fiMina' j?™™*™^WsMz
&Si^l^Si^ . : s^lsgygg «£.
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V', Jlade of . extra -- heavy quality EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENTS Ot
t silk. Brown. Blacks and Blues.- Tourist Dust and. Cravenetta
Mdsiery Underwe^ Depts.
- r in these "departments our stock.for Sprlnsr 1» very extensive and com-
T. - ...plete.V-V-'\* •". \u25a0 ".'-. ' .'y' ' '
/iHOSIERvJfor men. women.and. children- in all the desirable. colors la
~ ;. cotton, lisle thread and silk, plain and fancy: also an immense
;..';"., line, of ; the.^ popular, lace effects. . .
'.; UjriOERWEJ«tIf or .'eblidren* in /cotton, lisle thread.' me 'rinor silk and
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l**::*efther.lacV,ankle or aUqver lace: * made with double Cl QQ
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\u25a0'.- ->lov?'n<ic\t and sleeveless; also . 8 different' patterns .with 5Q-
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-- %6% 6 tp'lo;<une<iualed:for ['hard wear. Pair .-*.••. •*, .
'' LADIKV* IMPORTED . STWISS MERCERIZED SILK VESTS— Neat pat-
J.'. . yokes; in white. cream..pink and blue. ff^f*.
. > .Each .;;v.v. .^.....:^ \u2666•"*>•• €^T
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S|ieclal Ribbon Sale
.» ; BEST-*«ITAMTT HIGH-iTUASS \u25a0 IfOVEI/TY RlBBONS— |^ora % - 5 _tt> 7
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j.v • Checks. :- "Warp^ Prints and Fancy Brocades. This en- Art r
"tire line will.be t>lac.edonsale Monday at-.. T vw
"** ""Former, prices; soc. t0, 51.25 yard. . v
•The attention, of. our customers is called to an extensive assortment of
SsiiHis® Imported Eiiglisfr^Mohairs
\u25a0 '-Whlchtwe will. have on display 7 this week. This lot comprises all the
new fancy weaves and combinations of colorings in the most de-
'\u25a0'\u25a0-'\u25a0\u25a0 -'.''\u25a0* alrable .and^fashionable fabric for.Summer^wear.-. : c ,'i :.-,
' -FAXCY -WE AVB^MOHAIR S— S8 inches wide— Two- styles/: \u25a0olid ' f>< c
--. • .* colorings .-^.-. . ..;.........•• t j •••• — ••• '•;•.; • . ..v. ... r . ...... .^^r* 0
--- •«««*- -« i i«i>h»«wt(ii»-lHtffh silk '* tovSO . inches ' wide^ — Extra
• JNE— 4S lnches.wiae--nign- siik quality, new colors, the latest
; ...finish,'. f\ne- 4 weave and soft^tex- patterns and weaves, this qual-
ture 'fixed, color effects., Specials .. -ity and: style; regular value 92
va1ue .... . . : i . ••;••-'\u25a0 -••• •• • tIUJO ......... . v ......; .'. . . . fl^o
PrompUy > "^i^^^
vFfllckl. Vi< '*^Zjfe>*
rWntefor \ '"
?^^ ;- ; 111 to 121 Street- :
SPECIAL SALE;
Of Ladies' Street and
Evening Garments
ißi NOTE THE BIG REDUCTIONS
And also note that the styles are
\%$W ** ot I—s1 — $ 1 5.00 Garments C 1 Q.OO
A&Sfcjyfi&SgiZ.hk^ Loose and Half-Fittine Blouses
! " ff^k^^^W^fi L°t2-$22-soGarmentsjL ° t2 - $22 - 5oGarments j 15.00
- Loose, Half-Fittiiiß, Tia:ht-Ftttin(?
s^»^^jL^M^^^^? anf^ e^inKOie styles — fine taffetas
Lot 3 " 525.00 Garments C 1 "7.50
JnßsfmßMMnEm Eittinj; models— also Redingotes
. Wjfffl&sM Mi *^ and Blouses— tailored from white
MfiBHBmJmM Si Lot 4 -$30.00 Garments CO 2-50
-**Jiiw/^BIP^BIMBBm Fitting Coats— also Blouses and
' B&£g&W§3BWßia\ Sim Rcdingotes— made of white cloths,
•'\u25a0 A''*^\*J[\'^l7*W*--'-' : T *^t-I*-zr*^ Swell Blouses and. Stunning Red-
' ipi'.'f I U'iX? »*m-^r- -S]#: ingotes^-also Loose. ; j Half 1 Und
£&t&iH&'&s£&&&£^ Tight- Fitting Garments— fashioned;
;* ti.'t *} '•; * > t - •'.£ » f "ZLZs from fine cloths,, in white/ cham-
y "l*\*J T? t , ' ' »<* V ' *J pagne and" tan, silk, pongees 'and
; &&f'f<tg%r' "^\u25a0ri^""^s^P f - ..-..'- rich taffetas— in- '-black, navy* and
brown. . . . ' .
EXTRA SPECIAL
, ". Wehayea few odds >and ends in Ladies v\Garmerits^ultra.: swell
• and exclusive thincs^-that .we \ desire jto.^dispose; qfj quickly/, even} if, at;
aposs. . Lots are small/.but the ,' garments are "very choice^' arid' if iyou'r;
„ size and. fancyjis amongthem you; can' secure Va~ remarkable? bargain.'
\u25a0* Sale prices range from — \u25a0\u25a0' '*~:i~-,
*tp WiLLINERY SALE-Cbntiniiadon of Our: ' After^
Clean-Up-$2 to $25fbr Hate^tliat^hayebecn selling
•raLvssttoJs4o— Rare Bargains. . : .V \> \ : ):j ' ' ''\u25a0
! r^\ t^H|)^^^twimSmllffm^kiA J k I Jm iu> Bilk LjLjli

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