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Used by people of refinement
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PREPARED BY
NEWS OF THE CHURCHES
THERE' wi» be Lenten praise
service this evening ';, in ; St.
.Stephen's Church on Fulton
street,- near Flllmore, Rev. Cecil
'. . Marrack . rector, commencing at
8 o'clock. The following programme of
music will be 'rendered under the di
rection of Professor Martin Schultz, or
ganist and choirmaster:
"Bonurn Est."in C CBuck>;"Benedlcite
AnimaT . In" D (Buck) ; soprano * solo
and chorus, "Oh, for the Pearly Gates"
(Hjinscom), Mrs. John Jackson- and
chorus; barytone solo, "King of Glory"
CAbt). Herbert Mcc; duet for soprano
and alto. "Gentle, Holy Savior" (Gou
nod). Miss Maria and Master Mario
Roeckel; soprano solo. "Peace, Trou
bled Soul" (Pinsuti). Miss Florence E.
Buford; contralto solo. "At Benedic
tion" (Barry). Miss" Ethel Schantx;
offertory. "Inflamroatus," from "Stabat
"Mater" (Rossini). Mrs. Marguerite
Blaisdell and chorus. ...
1101.l IX.\OCE.\TS CHI'RCH
The Holy Innocents Church- on Fair
Oaks street between Twenty-fifth and
Twenty-sixth. Rev. H. B. . Collier rec
tor, ©ften referred to .as "the little
church around the corner." ,1s sup
ported entirely by offerings and all
seats are unappropriated. The rector
is now preparing a class for confirma
tion. The renewal or the vows by the
members. of the choir who will attend
both Sunday services and rehearsals
during the. year took place on the third
Wednesday In February.
The. choir is composed of young men
and ladles of the parish. The guild
hall of the church has been enlarged
at an expense of $350 and furnishes
much needed room. This church, which
is the only Episcopalian church in-.tho
outer Mission, was visited on. the third
Tuesday in February by Rev. David S.
Evans of Grace Church and he preached
the sermon at the Lenten service in
the evening. Bisßop Nichols will soon
visit the church, possibly In April; "In
time to confirm those in waiting, • In
the recent past this church has had a
number of additions to its congregat
ion. 1
CHURCH OP ST.MATTnEW
The Church of St. Matthew In San
Mateo is to be rebuilt at a cost of
$70,000 and the money for that pur
pose will be furnished by the members
of the congregation, as no help will be
asked for outside of the church Itself.-
Of the amount required 125,000 has al
ready been subscribed, and an organ
has been promised whenever ' the
church is ready to receive it.
The temporary Grace Cathedral on
Sacramento street, near Mason, is so
far advanced in the construction that
the contractors announce that it will
be ready for opening on Easter Sunday.
Tracy Kelley. a teacher in the Gov
ernment School in Japan, son of Rev.
Mr. Kelley of this city, arrived from
the Orient last Tuesday and paid a-sur
prise visit to his parents. He will re
main in this city for a short time and
then returq to his duties in the Far
East.
SA>* AXSELMO CHURCH
San.Anselmo Church, located at Ross
Station. Rev. Mardon D. Wilson rector,
is In good condition and its congrega
tion is deeply interested in the Sunday
school as well as the church. There
ip holy communion on the first Sunday
of !e%ph month, service at 11 a. m. and
Sunday school at 9:30 a. m.
Robert H. Gardiner, president of. the
Brotherhood \u25a0 of St. : Andrew, has i writ
ten a letter, in which he sets forth that
there -Is no need of help from" a field
secretary to form a chapter -of the
brotherhood ' and_ concludes in these
words: *
I "Any. one who, will study the 'Hand
Book* and read .'St.^Andrew's Cross,'
both of \u25a0a'hieh will be. sent on applica
tion, can easily, understand the methods
of organization arid- work, and. .while
the experience and devotion of our. field
secretaries \u25a0 make their ' advice valuable.
e til! this is offset by 'the fact that the
men who are thinking of forming a
chapter as a'means ~of~concerted ef
fort J lor / the spread of .the^kingdom in
their . neighborhood- have . the:-'fuller
knowledge \u25a0 of local conditions, oppor
tunities and difficulties which is .neces
sary to any systematic and thorough
campaign. While field secretaries, will
be sent •wherever, possible^ it? is hoped
that time will not be .lost' in. waiting
for them, but- that the clergy, and laity,
who are'awake to thc'lncreasing need
and opportunity for aggressive personal
spiritual, effort .'by laymen and' boys,*
will study and 'pray"*over ' the' matter
very carefully! by themselves and adapt
the very simple methods of the broth
erhood to their. local needs."
. LE.\TEX NOOIVDAY 'SERVICES
During: the Lenten season, noonday
'services under the auspices.. of \u25a0• the
Brotherhood of St. Andrew -are' being
held, in the Merchants' Exchange build -
Ing. The - speakers for- the' remainder
of the season are: -..-.••_'• i^ ' -
Monday. \u25a0 March T4— Rev.^E.VR. -Dille.
D.D.: .Tuesday, March; \u25a0.\u25a0&- r ßev;j t Gi'\Q.
Eldredge;. Wednesday, "llarch'^frJ-Rev.
W. N. Guthrle; <-Tnursdajv,Marchv7—
Rev. W. Kirk » Guthrrle : , Friday, c March
B—^ Rev. ; Ernest E.'. Baker. D.D.; Satur
day, ; March ' 8— Rev. ', A. C. r Bane, \ D.D.;
Monday. \u25a0= March : 1J — Rev.- Ernest Brad
ley:^ Tuesday,; March" 12—^-Rev. "William
Rader : \u25a0 Wednesday, Ma rch. 1 3 — Rev. ; E.
R.* DHle; D.D:;. Thursday,' Maych'- 14—
Rev. Cecil Marrack; Friday. March, 15—
Rev. John Hemphill. D.D.; Saturday,
March 16— H. J- McCoy; .^Monday,
March 18— -Rev. DavJd. Evans; -Tuesday,
March 19 — Rev. Burr M.'UVeden^Wed
nesday. March 2<P-Rev.' Alexander!Al
l«n; Thursday. March 21 — Rey.'-Edsar
T". Gee;, Friday." March 22— Rev.' N. > B.
W.- Gallwey; ; Saturday, March - 23— Rev.
James Hulme. . (Holy week)— Monday.
March 25 — Rev. : D. - Charles N Gardner;
Tuesday, March -26-^-Blshop: Moreland;
Wednesday, March 27— Rev. Cecir Mar
rack;. Thursday, March 28— Rev/ F. W.
Clarapett, D.D.; . Friday, March. 29—
Bishop .Nichols; . Saturday. March 30—
Ilev. David Evans. B9l»%g^!^^@Jt^
mETHODISTS
: There was -a \u25a0 large congregation in
Wesley ? Methodist "\u25a0 Church, last " Sun
day- evening 'to enjoy a- sacred concerL
'The programme of well- chosen , num
bers was*? carried" 7 out-: under the di
rection.of Dr.- Gilbert r M. /Barrett, the
musical director, and the several num
bers /were \u25a0'' rendered ' ' by.v the -^Wesley
choir,- Madame;. TellulavEvans^Burrlil,
Miss Mabel". Gordon, Mrs. .Norton, if 1»b
Flora ?H. Hubbard, Miss * Susie -Ward,*
George J.^Waiface, Anderson -Wylle and
Messrs. . Barrett, Morris, '\u25a0 Norton . and
Williams. ./During." the evenlng > there
was "an- interesting -short' address . by
Rev.. George W.", White,: the. pastor.
This church .is I happy because ;to -It
was? awarded, the banner for haying
made -the , largest ' gain in : new "mem
bership ; In . the ; Epworth League In • the
past three months. It, started- with
thirty-three . names , on the .roll, • and
at ,the % dose of the t contest the num
. ber had been Increased, to
or' wlthinHbree'of ]a*net gain; of ! 200
per cent. [ptlyfflMaMJ
\u25a0 Last'" Friday, night - the. Juniors- of
Wesley: .'Church .entertained' their
friends >\u25a0 in - the , parlor^ of the • church
j building.', presenting;; a % well -arranged
and ; interesting, programme. •%','.'C'>-1 \u25a0'"'-
The' following, evening . Mrs. L. A.
Stevens, gave, an 'instructive lesson 'to
the King's Heralds. •_:..
aravsVßißLßVcLAss,
The men's Bible^class of l the Califor
nia"- Street* Church,* Rev. B. IL -Milnes
pastor. - is ' now meeting in • the read-
\'i'^^&£&k}m^i3&^
ing •.roomi-of : the ,ohufch,;4 and /the c ift_t
tendarice v ls ; . errb"wing**wlth '\u25a0each- sue-"
ceßslveimeetlng.". •\u25a0: "».":; "V
Last > Wednesday the*:Wonien'siJfls
sionary '.Home .Society 'of Uhls"' church
was addre3s«d'at;spme.:len'gth;jby;E.- R.
Willis."; D.-.b., : ,presldent;of. the .Deacon
ess*. Home.< ! K"!'^*<. r| .-if*V' ; ' ! v'i'-''*f,
On Friday the, Junior : League" of Cal
ifornia Street Church f entertained^" its
fri ends lln • the"^ af ternooh [ with . a"- »6*claV
when there was^a: pleasing programme.
V.l."/. : ' li-i-MILTO-V* CHURCH .XV~'6r'-
At ' the ; Hamilton .; Church • oh^Valler
and' Belyedere "streets- lagt ' ; Sunday ,V the
sermon 1 ' was"; preached' j by/:G. r /Avery
Reeder.'theipastbr, and excellent music
was rendered:, by- the "Hamilton iVMale
Quartet.~i In itheevenlngltheV Women's
Foreign Missionary Society . had ; Its 'an
niversary "and thank offerlngvexerclses,
on' whlchV occasion^ Mrs. -:M.:M.*. Young;
love delivered :an interesting; address
on the missions in India.' , ; ?;<: •' \u25a0'. 'yS : l '\u25a0\u25a0.*. *
Last 'Thursday.: the v missionary ; soci
eties'of Grace Church* were the .guests
of Mrs. John Dunstan at her home,*7 37
Capp' street;- «t; a- receptloVf rom 2 f «tq 5
o'clock. ".....-. ..-;', ! - .• .-. > \u25a0'\u25a0"•"-,.\u25a0' ":'' -,''» ; '-'-'•\u25a0\u25a0'
, The Women's 'Home Guard "of -th|«
church met ; last * week In J the - honied of
G. C Bigleriat 1912^ Lyon street ti ßrid
elected, the following officers -for" the
current term:' Ruth Cunningham, pres
ident; 'AlicefHatfleld and VAHce* Reb
stock. vie©, presidents;,, Anita >,'Brucei'
recording; secretary; Constance Porter,
corresponding,, secretary;'•"\u25a0..Rita^'-T^en
nison.' treasurer and: Jennie Cornelius'
and Zelda • Jewett, pianists. ' ;
Tbday at.ll.a. m. there will be com
munion service -In Richmond Church, 1
Fourth * avenue,' Rev. E. r< ! D.'^Raley,'
pastor.. :'-'' \u25a0'.;''\u25a0'.'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 .
tlk'ylr '. ST. .. PAUL'S \u25a0 CHURCH . \u25a0,'. '; :^>
The cdncertTrecently'glven :in aid .of
St. Paul's Church 1 was* a: decided suc
cess and* a goodly' sum was turned Into
the treasury. • Last ThuVsdajsthere .was
an old fashioned ice cream 'social 'with
the EpwortlV; League of this church. ..:..
Roman Catholics
The Roman Catholic . " calendar • for
the week ; commencing March 10 . is las
follows: I March • 10, ; Fourth-»Sunday / in
Lent : — Forty^'Holy ; Martyrs; \u25a0 Gospel:
"Miraculous, Multiplication of " the
Loaves and Fishes." IJ, St.;Firmin Ab
bott; 12. SC Gregory I, pope^and doctor;
13, St. Chriatine. virgin and martyr: 14,
St.- Matilda, '.widow;. 15, most precious
blood' of our ' Lord;. I«.' St.' iHeribert,
bishop' and "confessor;! 17, ''j Passion'' Sun
day, St."; Patrick. Apostle of Ireland.
Gospel: ''The'* Jews Try to Stone : Jesus.".
The Franciscan^ calendar i is> bj; -.f ol-,
lows: * March ''lo.'- Fourth
Lent, Forty,' Holyr Martyrs. .VGospel:
"Miraculous Multiplication . : : ot\\ the
Loaves "and^Flshes": 11.';. St. Frances of
Rome," widow; 12, .St. Gregory -I, pope"
and doctor;,' 13, 81. Roger, ; confessor,
friar minor; 14,- BL Peter, of Treja, con
fessor., friar? minor; 15, the most pre
cious, blood ,-of our L0rd;.1 : 6,..81." Peter
of Sienna, •confessor, tertiary; 17..Pas
sion': Sunday,"' St. "i. Patrick, -. Apostle .of
I rel and. T;- : Gospel: 1 "The -'Jews ' Try : ; to
Stone Jesus.".' \u0084 \ ; - "
The annual requiem mass for the re
pose of the souls of- the deceased mem
bers. of \u25a0' Ignatian Council of ; tbe Young
Men's 'Institute recently held in .St.
Ignatius- jChiirch was. attended . by . a
large number of persons. : Rev.: George
P. Butler of the Society of Jesuits was
the celebrant, i assisted by ' Rev.' Francis
Turk of the Slavonic -Church.' chaplain
of Strossmeyer. Council, as deacon; Rev."
John J. Ford, •S. 'J., and ' R^v. Maurice
Joy as subdeacons. \u25a0 Rev.'. John jW. Sul
livan of St. : Patrick's Seminary, Menlo
Park, preached the sermon, \u25a0; his -theme
being: "What the Laity Can 'Do* for
the Advancement [of - the Church."^ '_'.- In
addition : to ; the "- sermon; ho" paid I a 'fit
ting tribute^ to -the memory of those
members of .the council, who were called
during the: preceding, twelve months.
St. ' asthow'j i cnuncH > \u25a0
The communion of the; Young' Ladles*
Sodality will take -place at '3 o'clock
this afternoon :in'SL Anthony's ' Church
in • Army - street, near - Folsom.-- During
the Lenten-* season' in' this church there
is ! service,' on'. Sunday, evening': at'. 7:3o.
Every • Tuesday there is St. Anthony's
devotion. '.On "Wednesday; there -Is 'a
sermon 1 by.. Rew Father iPlacldus Krek
«ler. O.r-F. ?M.; /on the J'Seyen Capital
Sins." The"!." sermon " next, : "Wednesday
will be ; on' "Envy." During "V March
there will -be ; the StrJoseph's . devotion
after, the; 8 ; o'clock mass. A communion
class is being organized for communion
some time*in;June. • • • .•'\u25a0" . .
. OLD '; MISSION : DOLORES '
'Until 'the" Mission- Dolores new, .church
shall bo . built, in the.' Mission : style
of architecture,' at the corner, of; Six-!
teenth and ' Dolores streets,, the congre
gation of- the parish Is worshiping! In
the old adobe church on the last named
street, 7 that, has -.withstood v the /shocks
of ;.quakes -in 1 ; this ; city .'since I,*and1 ,* and
Is now the; orilyj landmark* of^ the Mist,
elon Dolores 4 established by the -padres
in v that *ye*ar,-long; before; tbe'AmerJeans
took possession 1 of 'the^'country.">7<. :V-
"The rebuilt convent of Notre. Dame"- in
Sixteenth street. -opposite the old \ Mls-J
sion- Dolores which 1 was to have
been rea4y^'forvoccupancy by ; the ; first
of the* year. \u25a0• Is i not* yet 'ready ; to ; admit
the 'Sisters.".-*' There » hasfvbeen'.gunek
pected^delayi'ln? the? work^of • the -in
terior.v and* it ' Is "\u25a0be lieved k now.- thatVit
will": not 'be., ready iuhtin the -"early.-'paft
of -May. . -jlnCthe j meantime'- the V Sisters
are conducting their school 'irf!Gurrer'o
street, nea.'rl.Twenty-thlrdl \u25a0,'';.\u25a0 ' ;/
: 'ST.* MARY'S,'': SAN'' JOSE :
The -work : ( "6f."' repair -to!, St. Mary's
Church In ' San Jose is fast approaching
completion. • v'Much • has been ;."done lin
the | matter, of ' Interior * decorations , and
to" the nave ! transepts v have been added.
These v will '^be used : as chapels. A ! new
organ, : ; presented^iDy^one^whose ;naine
has been concealed, has, been. Installed,
and- is said to be- one of the sweetest
toned -in. the /Garden ;Cltjv!:: It; is 'ex
pected • that' lt will be ; lntoned f o^r the
first time at Easter. Its'cost'was $3000.
. The >\u25a0 parisKbpe'ra >. of *. SL>Rose V Parish
have decided "to hold 'a grand reunion
In' .CotlllonT Hall; Saturday.'- Aprll-y;2O,
when a '"choice ? programme \'of :\u25a0 enter
tainment'Will'be presented.*Rey.' Father
Nugent .was -selected \u25a0 honbrary^chair
man of the 'committee of arrangements.
The ofllcers * oo r the "committee f are:.-;. J;
Hunt, '-"\u25a0 chairman; •" J.^B." Sylver; vice
-m»*s ' - -•S-¥-"Tisk MWikr%9 '\u25a0'\u25a0-\u25a0 ' \u25a0 ii^a^ ''
' ym \ Have just , received a new line of arlish'c • Wr[<>'
.\u25a0 tfv . pieces \of MAHGfG ANY. Fiirhiture, in-; W&
ill* eluding Library Tables; Chiffoniers, Sewing ipl
\u25a0fJjM. | Desks, etc.; beautiful in design. I^L-
m S 1645 Califoriiia Street %^ S
chairman;; Miss [M-[T.% Walsh.; secretary;
Mt^pMary'^Taplcney^raulstantVseere^
tary 1 : ; 'Re\^r i "Fath«riNugreht.\-tr©asuref/«y
.Thet : Alumni'j;ABS9ciatibn^6f VSacred
Hearty College rVwfll^'meet^i'n^Sacred
Heart/Colleke. -• 'tomorrow ,>. to "; for
tHe v details . of » the \u25a0annuarfbahqttet'and
flx'.the;date^;^;^":Vv<c: : ';7^.rVl \u25a0:-.- :' J -'^.;
Christian Church
V;' All over- the - United,' States ,'today .'the
first; Lord's, day/.in^ -March^ ; is- observed *as
*'Forelgrir.Mlsslo"nafy;':Day."^"JkAbo'ut^a
half^of .the:6Boo;churches ; ,ln*thiSjCOun- 1
try;contrlbuted';last^year,7aLsichurches*'
to ' the -f orel gn tspcleties; 1 1n ito
the 'offerings • from ; thousands ; of , Sun
day ".schobls/'.Endeavorer •'societies ; and
Individuals, . an , aggregate"- of ,55270,000., s $270,000.
The.society. this year. a.BXs-'fbri'isOO.OOO:*
•All ; - the 'churches. .flbout^.the^bajr^will
take~Vup ..an^offering itodayV. and-" it r «is
believed I that", the .will,
give^ morehthan \u25a0heretofore.;; r -v - 'i.
3 vThe Christian^ Women's -Board.'ls plan
ning * to « do 'large things - to^save souls
and ;bodies: of; Orientals; in'ther Pacific
"StatesVxinder . theU superintendence iqt
Rev." 1 W.- . P. • Bentley ; of Rev.
Mr/' Bentley, was.-f or years ; a';inost^con
'\u25a0ecrated | and rsuccessful missionary' in
China,'- biitV.wturned * to;; th'is'vState * re
cently .for- the ; benefit \u25a0of ? his i health.
Work, ; helpful;*' has ! al
ready,:" been . ; performed >; in ?{ Oakland,'
Portland and - ; Seattle." ;The | board r has
purchased \u25a0. a lot 1 at V.the .corner :'of " Sac-,
ramento ' street .and;- Prospeot" place- in
this '.* city."; the <' southwest \u25a0extremity ;' of
old ;* Chinatown;- ''on^whlch-, aS suitable
building- will t,be","erected.V---In' relation
to 'the \u25a0• proposed "{new > structure Rev.;
; Bentley said \ a few 'days \u25a0 Bince: | v .Upon
that-; spot : we hope to/see c arise -an-.in
stitution .which," exemplifying the. spirit
of ;christ; may carry": to •* 10,000; Oriental
hearts- the;>comforting; and saving; love
message ,of 1 the i Great \ Physician." '
'A notable: institytlon ' which, is" fos
tered ' arid i.directedr by. 1 : this-*;congraga
tlon. is an ,of boys c and
youths, called "The; Loyal >Sons."' It
now has a.membe'rshipof 100, publishes
its own' paper, and, as one of^the.mem
bers of the'cbngregatlon^expresses it.
"Is doing yeoman service for Christand
the church." \u25a0 Recently; the 'Sons ;gavo
an entertainment in celebration" of their
anniversary. ,"\u25a0 This -was at • the • regular
Sunday i service -hour, - and. 'the-pro
gramme- the*. young : people '.presented
was a . most creditable one/. ; ;\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0
" ;. ; ALAM ED A CONVENTION
Rev. Mr. .Boyer .delivered . > the prin
cipal address lat \u25a0 the annual '.session of
the > Christian I Endeavor Convention of
'Alaifneda ; rCounty.^ < Itv.w»s-*on-r;"Good
Citizenship^!*.;" was sably.Vdellyered and
a ' strong 'presehtatlorif of ''the > duties >of
the people" of '.toithe;na
tlon, State." murilclpalltyrand'tojOod. " ;
\u25a0 v Rev.' Ri P.vShepherd hasrglven'iip the
work and the : church - x in> Berkeley : is
now:w v lthout^a pastor.* Berkeley, being
the', seat of Ihe Estate" 'University; also
the ." localei of -.the \u25a0, -Bible S Seminary .of
the Christian -churches, ;theirpastorate
of , the church ) there ;is regarded : as I a
most important'one.'lt Is said -that the
congregation > will :.hot' s make^a v hasty
choice "to fill the * vacancy.^ -y/..; ~~"- \u0084
Church Federation
I :Last?Monday - night \ Dr.; ES\ S. • Chap
man.^qf c Los Angeles, « 'stated secretary
of > they Antlsaloon vLeague," faddressed
aSlargeJ. meeting; in"; Christian -.Science
Hall ; 'at s Sco(t • and 'i Sacramento * streets,
held luhder;' the auspices -t'of-Jt^e\Chuceh
Federation "'of-this-1 city.*
oh.' the :subject*o'f*liquor: traffic land; the
means ' to > put- a stop fto.it,; he; said' that
there is 'no 'necessity for any additional
law. - He ' saldrJthat : the '; duty^of . : the
civil- government "as defined ,by<Black
stone, a deflnitlpn.whlch has neve» been
controverted, ; is i^to. legislate wf or. that
which -is good . and -to --punish ;\u25a0- that
which \u25a0'. is .bad; that/in thlsl' view "the
civil \u25baGovernment-, cannot- 1 license that
which is. prejudicial to, the/public health
and the \u25a0 public' morals. > -.;^--k :\u25a0-. \u25a0\u25a0'. \u25a0\u25a0•\u0084' .'.<. ~~ - •'-.
' It.* was • ' for J. this v • reason' Hhat" the
Supreme Court declded'that no'Govern-.
ment/had-the .authority to*l?gislate«-in
favor, of ,' lotteries or ' pr l?e fl glitlng. be
cause such were agalnstrpufrUc' morals,
and >he -held ;.' that ; intoxication: was
against ' public | morals,".' so jj all .-. that ' is
necessary '.to ' pu^'a- stop •to'" the « liquor
traffic Is .to; work i under ; law
and I bring -a ; test £ case < before j the | Su-.
preme Court . of; the United States. -; ; -:^ :.H
>/A -.step -in- that, directiohrihe :sai<l, t had
been *; taken; in '? Indiana/*.'- THe* case , will
eventually ' reach'-' tl>e7- S,upreme' -Court.'
He. added -.that- he had no doubt, that the
decision •\u25a0' to \u25a0 be"' rendered ;' by-.that J body
will- be such <tiiatT all liquor^ dealers will
have ' to ,go r ou t .of sbusiness.-'^>;-\u25a0i'>2'^y-X
:FAtkheSmeeting,.of therfederation : last
Tuesday ; night * reports vwelre i presented
from" each "* x of ;; the tJ . subconrml ttees ,; and
one ' wasiread .by/Mrs.. Eames ?;on'^thie
condition 'of ' the^ref ugees^in? the; camps:
The * matter! lwasj referred *to :a , special
committee tto/rep^ortfat'.theinext'imeet-^
\u25a0Jng.". \\' t/j:f'jt /j:f'j \u25a0'\u25a0'\u25a0;\u25a0 •'•7.~':,~'*i "\u25a0''\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0''-.!.'"'^ri'v;-, I .;', 1 \u25a0'•*\u25a0.-\u2666£
;The streetcleanlng:matter.was taken
upland; discussed Tat •: length,-!^ and,^ the
opinion ;Was -expressed ?'. that^whilef the
city," needs and ; needs iJtVvery
bad, ? the^work"': should ; be^done'* on* a
week:day.-yv'r t , ! ::"'..^^^2-'?^ \T-'rr'
Congregatipnalists
> f The-. Fourth cKurch
had a" large attendance at" the "annual
meeting -'recently.,:. ,It»- appeajedf-from
the -reports' presented 3 thaitTduring » the
year tseventeent members received;
fourteen ton and -that , there
had si been 'v\r fourteen K-* baptisms." I. .The
financial > report ?f showed r ' $3600* in ' the
building fund rand jslsoo,lnHhe"fuhd^for
the f purchase jof/ a » new/ organ. t-ilt .'.was
decided ?• to; make , a'; donation \ to* all ; 'of
thelml»slonary » boards and . to Increase
the; salary: of the; pastor ;$2OO-a" year. 1 ;,
at' Post and- Mason streets -is 'looking
hopefully ;to s Easteri;day/tln;'ordeV; to
worship ; ln • the i reconstructed f edifice on
that' day. Those who'are'hastenlnßrjhe
finishing touches; on: the •church'promise
to^haye ?U* ready r,tO;'turnvover,'to> the
pastor",';Rev. 'George" C. "Adams.t on :that
day. (-; \u25a0.- ,-Vr-~' }f:,'.'- ; Vi --\u25a0 '' \u25a0 V--] \u25a0:^.'-: :^
J.-- Plymouth r t Church , is '\u25a0':! still •\u25a0- having
Beltings W /***% Shirts
new' line of. FANCY " .''J' '\u25a0 :': '- ' ' •"'\u25a0'Jr^'- ''-'' '^^fit- • M?S~~*^m robe». and Would dj
BELTINGS now on \u25a0 :'!'.\u25a0..' "' *^— \u25a0\u25a0' , '^^^'-' : ..^ \u25a0 -~\ " • o «<ivmnlageotia!y.
sale at the ' Newman -\ '."VBr^ Am Mm JZ*>4m : s*&gr ' J/9>olsf>A^ A /fy&Q should inspect our
& Levinson^Jeweirv ' '/H /T/VMJWWWiW^Jr ff///&Tjff/¥Wsll TFlr J new stock of famous
Section. ExceS *X / Wfi^//i^/i / /^^S / /SOW&/ MANH ATTAN
chic d«iW in-Fancy 9St /H " ' / ' ' ' Z^ sHjRTo. percales,
r\ j j d • * •\u25a0^^^ \J j' \u25a0 " Bn *T T iLL!i 'jil »'» ' —ii - __—^*"iSZ^P^ madras and linens.
Dr«*n:andPer,,an %• V <L^^^^^^i i /^M^^^ F ™* .tnpes.em-
\u25a0^«P../I"*'c and •:\u25a0 ,- " ;. ;.; • ... - vTrf-T .'*'* t™™*^ broideredv and pleated
\u25a0sii ; m3 M iUw II p I °^ .The Store with a Reputation VAN NESS and SUTTEB. effect.. . Prie. from
Suits of
IFvTfllU, are undecided about 'the style of ; yoor Spring Suit, you it Hl ' find opportunities ; in the NETVMAX . & '
i* LEVINSOX/ Beady-to-WearX Suit Department tormorrow morning of remoTing all doubts upon the- subject,
y ..Whether yourtasteTrunSjto.the .**Bmart w % or^ the subdued,^you can; find ijust/Tihat yon require here... Barely
hare ire been in a position in past years to make the showin^thattre hare this season. ;. A walk past our Tan
.' Ness avenue wind ows might : be ! "said to]be" a4 valuable ! from the point of yiew of the fashions as a trip to ". New.
York. Herein will be found some of the choicest creations of the Eastern markets — many of them based upon,
the handsomest models exhibited in London, Paris and Vienna. • ' .-,- '":'
" Honest material, of erery fashionable selection, combined with the most skillful tailoring produce our salts.
; As a special offer for Monday?* iscillng, wo will show SMABTLY TAIEORED SUITS in Eton, Ponj and
Jacket effects, ln^ plain, striped 'and checked worateds, full pleated skirts— '\u25a0'\u25a0'. : . ;.
P?IS© '\u25a0/\u25a0 \u25a0 Tlw^tUtS2l^sG ) The Suit /: \u25a0 -. V: A' V- ; §, ||
I Timely tJnderwear Offerings
In response to repeated Inquiries, are pleased to state-that wo haie just recei^d a considerable ship-;
; nient of Ladies' and Chlldren*sJBpring Underwear, In pure silk, silk- plated, 7 mercerized and cotton, from which
<vwe make the following offeririgs:^^' ' '"-";\u25a0 - : •:•\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0> -.•-\u25a0•"•'• : . '•"-'.-" . '.'-. ' '. '.'.. \u25a0 -:\-
Ladies'- fine cotton a Tests,,: silk' ?*.. Ladles' hand -"crocheted v fancy- Children's fine cotton Vests, sltt
: trimmed, : high and low -neck \u25a0 yoke .Tests, . in ' a large' assortment j trimmed,- • long and short sleeres;
\u25a0 short and long slceres. Tights to of mercerized, silk plated and pure Knee and: ankle length Drawers to
match, knee and tinkle length.' >\u25a0 silk, materials. 7 . match.- . ; " .
An extra Talue at : 'v ;^ Prices'".- ; ' » : Another yery good Take at ..
• 50c Each ;\u25a0 ". From 75c to $2.00 Each \u25a0. 35c Each
STANDARD P ATT ERNS^-The mode 6\ [taking :bust, waist and- hip measurements .for 'STAND-.
ARD' PATTERNS is in accordance with tiiaCadop'ted by the. best manufacturers of ladies', misses', girls\ and
children s garment: All[ST:A^ ' v^
Display and Sale of Silks ai\d Dress Goods
ETcrybody knows, '•"or ; should know, of \ the . Terr large' advances in price of all silk and woolen fabrics within ;
the last six months. Kaw silk has advanced to *6 a pound— a price unprecedented \ln the last \ century— and
wool has gone to a correspondingly, high pricei >HoweVer,. we -advise our that all our purchaseswer©
made very, early— round ab<int last August— -at-' prices far below " today's /market quotations. Onr. prices are
based upon these figures, which comparison will show. effect for you a direct sating of "20 to 25 per cent. .
To cap these 1 interesting facts, here arc our Monday specials: . vv ' v : . I s
' In t*he Silk Section \u25a0 In the Dress Goods Section
- ;100 pieces 19-inch'pnre silk,t wear-resisting colored ,500, 500 r -jards> only, v44-Inch'v 44-Inch' pure wool Black, Storm
Taffeta, in a full and , complete ' range' of the choicest ' Serge X : cloth well known to etery woman for Its
colors.' At today's market '" price, > this" .fabric .would ; dust-shedding and wearing "qualities. To-day this cloth
'sell foi>7sc. --.'.-. _' : . 'V v; •. v: ,',v '-}\u25a0;\u25a0 )^ r <'.'- "\u25a0'\u25a0 \' \u25a0- sells for Ssc a yard.. ' \u25a0•..;*' ''"\u25a0. '\u25a0'\u25a0-^ - : . : V ; .-
Our Price^Mohda^; 55c s^afdr- Our Price Monday, jSSc a i : Yard[:,\'/i' :
50 pieces '-22-inch Imported Peau de Cygnc^ and 21- 25 pieces 44-Inch French all-wool Taffeta or Tropical
inch ImportediSatin 'Majestic. ; Two of the I>cst silks Panama. Fnllrange of Spring, colors. Likewise, 25.
produced | at T the millsJ today."); Full range of colors, pieces 40-inch French Henrietta. r." Cloths well worth.
.;Worth ; up!to..slJs5 < a?yard; : ' - "!..;.,;.;.; -! ;\u25a0'-... \u25a0 -'.. . '• — $1 a yard. ;-.^r' -^ ' ; " ' ' - •;' :'/.'<
Our- Price Monday; $1 [00 a Yard /•"•\u25a0 Our Price Monday, 75c a Yard > \u25a0
GlbyeS ; aearan^ HOSe
Do you.wear size 6 or 654? If so, "--V To /effect 'a- speedy /clearance of Ladies', tan gauze. Lisle-Thread
here-is an opportunity-, "that jou Curtains, of which we hare less than Hose,- with silk embroidered de-
won't care to miss: ,: * = a dozen of, a pattern, we are s^ow-. »\u25a0 o | ns ten
12-button length black Glace Kid. ing; FBENCH JfET CUBTAISS 3 sl^. s on inswp * ; w
Only sizes 6 and 6H in stock. A yds. long by 45 in. wide. Etery pair • would regard thi§ hose ts,
regular $3.50 glote, ! placed ©n sale of the newest design i 'and'regularly excellent Taluc at 50c the pair,
at .r, "'- . -worth np'to $5 pair. V,TocJear,^ Special at ' . .:
$2:35 a Pair ;^ Kj; :^^3ig3|a^yjc^p 33c a Pair
> Notably Taithlhe above-mentioned three items, may tve ask it <& & particular favor that you do your shopping'
in the earlienhoursof the day?Youreap the benefit of our suggestion, obviously, and run no'risk of disappointment
, Nbtff Lace Department H
\u25a0Our buyers,^bbth in, this country and iurope, hate been exceptionally busy this year, and the results of their
"efforts are.'becomingJiTisible.- -The past '^week has; seen the arriyal at the r ->*ewman*& Lerlnson Lace Coantcr
• of, among others:— V^^ 1 •'•.-.*\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0; "...',••.
FILET LACES'in;sets;of, Galoons, Insertions, Medallions, Points, Edges and AlloTers to match. "• ..
BEAL IBISH CBOCHET LACES. BEAL PBISCESS LACES, TEMSE "A3fD POINT PIEBBE LACES are
.likewise exhibited here ln 'their, wonderful. Tariety,. and In colors of dark ecru, butter, cream and white. :
In the same section of our establishment will be found a large assortment of 45-inch 3TETS, suitable for
- waistings. V '\u25a0"\u25a0 \u25a0 "\u25a0>'.\u25a0'\u25a0'-• '\u25a0•'•-;>-'- \u25a0 ' ; - ' " \u25a0- '^-. \u25a0' -' .. '•' -^ •
Tour attention, ls also directed-to the exceedingly to ried list of TBDTMINGS on sale by ns. These comprise"
the Tery latest ideas In Colored Appliques, Braid Passem enteries and braids of all descriptions.
l^';^On^g^i^'; Huck Towels | Neckties
New Silk " Organdies, *w hi te "White Huck Towels, size 19xS7 TTe, are offering an exceedingly
grounds with pretty floral designs. Inches. Hemmed ends and colored fine collection of Men's Xeckirear,
Suitable for ladies' ! dresses,; waists, borders. - Spring styles and shapes. Striped
etc., and for, children's wear.v' ' Aregular 23e Talue at and plaid effect Fonr-In-Hands,
*"\ ; \\h?i i ;-- \:il*9c'Each :: y : 50c Each
Swisses- | Centerpieces Hand Bags
-Fancy -Dotted with c6l- ; : Some handsome; florardeslgns. In . Here is a leather-lined Bag, for
ored designs. Pretty -white ground 4 colored embroidered Centerpieces shopping, containing a purse to
with colored floral .and 'dotted ef- are shown in -our Art Department, match. Black, brown and tan
fectB^,:Tery.*Bultable;ior. ladies'- and They ;are s worth $2.25 each. Tour leathers. A w,ell made and dur-
children's i wear.-; \u25a0 ; \u25a0 ; - \u25a0 ': cholce'on Monday at able bag, offered at
j'^ 20c a Varcf $t. 25 Each $i. OO Each .;
'• s - •'- v-^fAi r AIL ORDERS-r^L^t us have, your, name and address on our mailing list. You will be the gainer thereby'
if. you live'in the.countryi'forj-you can' have] all: the advantages of } city shopping and none of its worries. : jind it .
lcosts^yi>u]M6thmgJ6r^e^accomm ; - ;
large ''congregations. , arid 'interest
\a\ taken -. ih\ th_e" -masterly; sermons^ by,
Rev. : -I. C v Meserve,Vthe- pastor.' .' : 'Z : " '
\u25a0 r , Rev. ; Mr. 1 of 'the • church ? in ; Por-
r Glos
Sanitary Bedding
I .". y. .We 'must' close; out. our entire stock at once. To further this end ;\v.e are
|-o^rmgthe%meajt^^ ,
20 to 35 Per Cent Discount
" Business Offeredjas a Whole. Store for Rent. Fixtures for Sale.
\u25a0 CQ-nn' \ \u25a0 '$2.50 \u0084-,> :'~ .... v-^y . .
l± : < oiai^f f£me anV/poatif iri'i v in^-h - and * miing An" h^ San itary. Mattresses 5 .inches ithick, from I
VmonlouBft)roportlon;t'nnlahed.iln cVernls^ -Martin (or v / $2.75. -All 'Brass Beds,, 2-mdl DOStS, from $25.
r^^ Resrular prices $17.50. :«• Yours,' while .they \u25a0last,~~-. • -.-Z, -«.-\u25a0•-••.-',--- - - . \u25a0'•*.*\u25a0 c- '\u25a0'\u25a0•* ••" t> _»j- -* ,
L 'ff.oeiff- other- styles * from ":,.;; . , Remember we sell Sanitary . : Bedding only.
I^N^ -is^jrcmr^ opportunity Don't miss it. Come early and get first choice."
ISAN&RY BEDDING HOUSE
\ ; 778-78feQOEDEN GATE AYE;, Cor. Gough St.
terville* haaj- resigned* . to * accept the
pastorate *of -Trinity, a new. church la
Los -Angeles. •' r ' '
•Ground; has: been broken for a Jap-
anesa Mission .Home Jn Fresno. The
building will cost |3500. Of this amount
'the Christian Japanese of the place
have contributed $1000. ;
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