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Dry Goods — Oriental Rugs-^Furniture
Annual June Clearance!
• Handkerchief Section
\u25a0 • \u25a0 •; '\u25a0\u25a0'
• ...1.. - 1
Specials in v
Handkerchiefs for Women
Colored Sheer Novelties, each . . v 25c
Hand Embroidered Linen, each . . . 25c
Initialed on Linen and Shamrock Lawn,
each .-... \u25a0..'.-.\u25a0.' . . . . \ . . . .25c
Embroidered Novelties, each . . . . 50c
Hand Hemstitched Initialed, each . . 50c
Boys' French Linen Hemmed, % doz. .75c
Heoidkerchiefs for Men
Sheer Linen Checks Initialed, each . 25c
Tape Border French Linen, each . . .25c
Colored French Novelties, each. .... 35c
French Linen Checks Hemstitched, each '50c
Veils and Veilings
New French Novelty Veils Just Received
Unmade Hand Embroidered
JL-<lllCll I\UUCO)
Unmade Hand Embroidered
Batiste Robes, '
{On Irish Linen, French Linon and Batiste)
Marked Way Down
Van Ness at Washington—North End
MUSIC AT THE PARK .
Following is the musical program for
Golden Gate park this afternoon:
March. "Lights Out" (McCoy); over
ture. "Stradella" (Flotow); waltz, "La
Soiree" (Nathan); solo for barytone,
fantasia on Scotch airs (Lax), Louis
Klotz; grand selection, "Faust" (Gou
nod); overture. "Jolly Students"
(Suppe); Intermezzo, "Poppies" (Neil
Moret); "Spring "Morning Serenade"
sf" 1333 Van Ness Jivenue, Between > V
X Sutter and Bush Streets * X*
5 Every well dressed woman knows what Altaian \X
X ? Quality represents. 'Tjhk sale makes the highest & :
Q priced garments low priced. , * 'X
Xj Our Windows Tell the Tale; ft
IIGREAT ALTERATION SALEII
fL on account of a necessary JL
g J ENLARGEMENT OF THE PREMISES! X
X r Congesting Trade Conditions have been the cause 9
X of an Overstocking with the Latest Novelties Sv
v of, the Season shipped to us late in Jlpril when €>
9 there was every anticipation of a widespread Vf
X prosperity. \ X?
X All genuine sales sink out of sigKt when compared with the X
x Startling Reductions x
x Every Garment in Our Store x
o] Every" Soit, Every Skirt, Every Coat <fc
& Redaced Beyond Creditable Imagination
Unbreakable Eyeglass
piiarante^d
i The dcuiarium':
'* <- V 309 VAN MESS AV£:
; Bet BUSHend SUITER {STS. j |
iWppt f 1 Rehear
(Lacombe) ; selection, "Robin Hood"
(De Koven); "Fakeltanz No. 3" (Meyer
beer).
W^LL ERECT BIG WAREHOUSE
\u25a0 Application has been made to the
board of works by the Adams company
for a permit. to erect a five story rein
forced concrete warehouse building 1 in
street near Sixth, at a cost of
$91,000/ " ; • .eft'/
Dr. Lyons
PERFECT^
Tooth Powder
! Cleanses and b cant ifles the
teeth and purifies the breath.
I Used by people of refinement
for over a quarter of a century.
\u25a0 Conv^ent%r}tcmriBtB.
•- ' PREPARED BY. ' , :-\u25a0;,;;
THE SAN FRANCISOO CALIi/ SIJND^
News of Fraternities
THE supreme
.; lodge:-; of \u25a0 the
Friends tl of-
. .the : y; Forest,.
with all the supreme officers present,
together with' the' following delegates,
met last week 'in '*. this 'city : ; ; Pioneer
lodge N0.,1, Emma Hyman, A. (Peterson
Ford, Lizzie Gorman; Minnie Marquard;
M.. L. Simonds.i' Sarah L. ; Sandman,
Elizabeth;Tolbert;' Lincoln lodge No. 2,'
Bertha - Maclirett; Lillian Rinner, N. . E.
Geary, Emily 'Hoffman, G.T. Hoffman,'
J. KnudsenrMizpah lodge No.Ur Mrs.
McKenna; Olive" Branch . lodge J No. J.
Blanch Connolly,' Bessie Stewart, Emma
F. Sprague ; ' Oak Leaf lodge No. 9/ Adel
Eads; Laurellodge No>lo. Anna Sherf
man, Emily Foley; La* Honda lodge ;No.
13. Mary ' Quinn; and Arthur. King, v
Many amendments 7 to ; existing;.laws
were ; presented 15 " and \u25a0 acted upon/ .The
state of the - order committee | reported
the organization progressing (favorably
and a marked increase in; finance.' \u25a0 On
Tuesday evening there was a reception
and ball to the supreme office rs,\ dele
gates arid friends. On the last day of
the session. Past, Supreme .: President
Lillie A. Dygert 'installed the following
supreme, officers .for the current term:
Miss Neva Raymond, Junior.past,pres
ident; Elizabeth- Mary McLane,; presi
dent; Emily j Hoffman, . vice J president;
Olive Naylor, chaplain; Lena | Schol ten,
secretary; Mary Probert,, treasurer; "Ar
thur King,', marshal; N.E.I Geary,, war
den; Anna Sherman, guard; " Sarah Ha
gan, sentinel;- Emma Hyman, organist;
Blanch . Connolly, : : Lillian \u25a0 Rinner and
Bertha Mackr^tt,* trustees ;;J.' Knudsen,
Harry Gorman, G.T: Hoffman, auditors/
During; the session ; there .was ; an ex
emplification of the: work of , the: oirdef
by the initiation of Alma 'Jensen, 'past
president of the^California assembly of
the RAekahs, .by." a team under com
mand of Mrs. E. M. r McLane.; The;ses
sion closed with a banquet 1 at a popular
restaurant, where '-the; retiring past
president, Mrs. Lillie y jL Dygert, in ap
preciation'of the work'she had done'for
the order, .was presented a handsomely
decorated chocolate \u25a0 set. . The /retiring
president. Miss Neva , Raymond,' 'was
presented a pretty crystal dish.' /
. The social - which
, a f\ j j tj/ was to have been
Ji. KJ. U. W .given In Cotillon
hall. May 21, under
the auspices of . the r board • of . deputies
of the Ancient Order of Workmen, : has
been postponed to "June 211 * , . \u25a0•';-
Grand Master? Savage initiated a
class of 10 for Justice lodge in Bakers
field May 23. "• -\u25a0, -•-"\u25a0 \u0084 > ;; , ;
'There is movement- afoot* to build
an A. O. U. W. ; building in 'this' city.
An appeal has .been sent; to >ach' of
the 6,000 lodges" in the; national: juris
diction to help; in this- matteh;A num
ber of lodges, outside df the' stafe-haye
already responded ; and sent liberal do
nations.. If^- a> sum amounting^ in * the
aggregate to $12,000 iis secured; in! that
way the enterprise will be : undertaken.
If not; the contributions .will be re
turned."- . . .. \u25a0'.":- : -.-. \u25a0.••\u25a0;. '_ ;U^ < /.\u25a0 ;
Justice lodge of' Bakersfield at its
last held meeting initiated a class of
17. • . - ....-\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0.\u25a0" ... '.\u25a0 ; -.-.: \u25a0;\u25a0\u25a0/
Grand Master Savage is in - Fresno
arranging for the initiation of a class
of candidates ," in that city during the
current month.f; . \
Grand Receiver Spencer reports that
since California" adopted ] the ne%v . plan
last October ;\u25a0' the ' income* has i exceeded
the obligations during thatl time .by
$18,440.86 and '/.that the indebtedness
that was outstanding :; (October; :l;. last
year has been largely, reduced. V^i
.Dr. H. 7 H. Shields,-, •who" was supreme
master workman . at ; the time the su
preme^bodjr; metjin this city in .1894
and subsequently; became the "supreme
medical examiner for the order, died in
his home in Harablin, Mo., recently.
T1?T 1 ? \r •\u25a0 Jewel lodge ' No.
Ihe Masonic 374: f. & a. m., the
\u25a0 Fraternity i "d" da y J1 Kht ;;iodge 5\u25a0 of
rT - aL r'J lu y : < this city, 'conferred
the third degree last Frid.ay.' At tne close
of . the work there was a pleasant; hour,'
followed by. a banquet presided over by;
Worshipful Master ;Burnside: Cromwell. ;
>;\u25a0 Parnassus lodge,\ U. : D., at its last
meeting in ; the*! Sunset-'district," 'had
York inthe inltiatory v degree. _ . .
; Mission. chapter, »R.'*A. ,'M., met last
week' and conferred .the mark .master
degree." ...'.;"- \u25a0\u25a0: : : y. "•.-'.. .. "/-r ;. '.; '.
'\u25a0 Fidelity -lodge at ' its last'v meeting
I conferred the master, mason ' i degree.^.- -j
i The majority 'of Athe« lodges
the past' week'" have ; ; held' only- stated
I meetings; on * account; of strike condi-:
tions. 1 ' f '.' , \u25a0' . , .-;.' v :;:;'; A * '- .1
The past'masters' association and [the
association of past matrons and patrons
of the Order/ of , the^ Eastern ' Star v ;wlll
give' adjoint 1 picnic at Schuetzen park
June 22. v '.: y .'\u25a0. ".;; \u25a0\u25a0; '-\u25a0 -.: ,. .-. ;.:. / -.*.;\u25a0;\u25a0;;
\u25a0 Jewel - chapter, >" Order ; . of « the . Eastern
Star, had a pleasant meeting last Tues
! day afternoon.'vV It was : expected .that
there would bg "several' candidates ..for
initiation, but distance from; the ' meei-
I ing; place /and^ lack-- of .transportation
I prevented the 'candidates from appeai*
j ing. They .will,'',; however, jbe T initiated
at \the; next- meeting.-, "-Undercgood-^of
the \u25a0 order., there ;\u25a0 were i interesting ad
dresses by ;.; Associate ;l Grand! Matron
Alice Hickey,' ; Grand -• Secretary jKateT.l. l
Willats,; Past Matron* Lucas of Ivy, ; Ma-J
tron : Ferguson; of California, Past 'Ma
tron Wittman T 6f j the- same ,' chapter /and
Patron -; Burnside N; Cromwell.-, of -: Jewel
chapter. j : This s.was i followed] by" a' deli
cious luncheon.;': w. :^ ;"\u25a0]'\u25a0- jv .. '..'- ;; : .
;.: Crescent'court "of the /Amaranths !wi!l
give" a; whist party, in j its meeting place,"
Citillon hall, June '2B. '. v ; -> ' ' : >v
\u25a0 •\u25a0 •\u25a0. \u25a0' :\u25a0: \u25a0; - '<\u25a0 .*•':\u25a0\u25a0 '-? *:•':[-\u25a0\u25a0•.' ', *. : ~\>~'j -'
\u25a0 - ' '. }l 4. - \u25a0 - ' V named are " '.U those
: ''j OAA FRllnrvs. ; who have " been ? a P
:„yT. - - "™* pointed .''by '; Grand
Master F. \u25a0 B.'iOgden \ off the", Independent'
Order'of : Odd Fellows "as \ officers ; of | the;
grand: lodge: Rev." B. , D. : Naylor,* chap-;
lain ;" 'J/- W. I Kear th, s :''• marshal ;'- Franjc
Xrull.'i conductor ; UAI"U A1 " A. S Riesser,-' guar-^
dlan.'i andt Melville, P. , Forbesj ; herald. ¥l;
V;Under^ instructions '., from:- tne y grrfnd
lodge at its last session * the grand lodge'
office; is ;' to" be. removed fromi its- present 1
quarters ion,* Duboce : avenue ~ to^ a'? fire-;
proof 'I building. &{ 'A " f committee J looking
for"; a* si te t expects \u25a0; to .'secure grooms * in
the Grant ; building at Market and; Sev,-":
en th • streets.^: .This" ?. will'.' be « in 1 prox
imity.:; to [>;the?j hall £\u25a0 a* .'; 1254 v^ Market
street, : in ? which a" large j number of > the
local ; lodges; now 'meet."v^ < . ; '. '\u25a0 "', \u25a0'* \u25a0?-.'vi'V>' ? '.'\u25a0
-".TheVgrand;ma6ter3has:appoihted.*all
his -iy, deputies and y. theirJ ;J : commissions;
have ,_been ' issued. I ;;, Thos e! for: San! Fran-'
cisco are : y J: ; F. Nichols,* f dri'dlst'r let No. s
1 ; ;\u25a0•; R. : H.; .Thompson, {' f or. • No.' ;^.iT.*
Trayer, 1 . for? No. .66 ; E.";'J. "\u25a0- Thayer,"2 f or.
N0.'; 67; Mark: H.^Ludlow,^for; No. 68;*
J. P. • Peterson";; for.' No." 1 " 103. <. IF* ' :: j\
Upon" 1 the : suggestion* of j Grand - Sec-;
retary " H.\i D.^ Richardson, \u25a0';.' the V grand
lodge; has! difected|the|ijfahtihg*jwlth|;
out cost'c to- each"? lodge] that Tsufferedtby^
thegreat ! ApriFdlsasterJaTcopy of the
digest of the laws of the ; order. - ) - r -i
7« T7^l*aL~L Following ; ; 1S>;!1 S> ; ! the
• /n IXeOeyf an complete illst: of the
lodgproomi new.elected and ap
i
j the ;\u25a0 1 California Z assembly- 'of ¥{ the ''i Re
[ bekahs: SElla%Van2 Court £of | Oakland,
president; (Lizzie' L. Coombs of San Jose,
.^vice S president ; ~i Iva^ Raker Jof
.warden ; 5 Maryj B.^ Donoholof I Sanl Fran-?
, clsco.'f^; secretary ; EmmsT^Wycoff || of
' Berkel ey.'gtreasurer ; | Ella| Stewart *^4>f
Stockton;| marshal ; Jeanne £ Bennett .of
Angel, conductor liHattle May ißobinson
6f*iHoillster;fcaptalh';TAiva I*M.|Orr'ldf1 *M.|Orr'ldf
HoUlsterland|MeaddlTibbltta^fiß«4-]
guardian; . Minerva Karsner ; of Oroville,
trustee for the \u25a0OrphansV'home.-.:
";• Loyal Rebekah lod gel has \ elected the
f ollowin g as :'; officers ;, for Uhe ensuing
term: x ßlanche Crossman,- "noble grand;
Ethel : Banks,' ,vice f grand ; ? Frances, Gib- :
son,*> secretary; K'^Carrie Vi McCollister^
treasurer: EolaM.rCyrus. r i trustee. /'
JValhalla Rebekahv lodge { (German) .
has ; elected as ;, officers : for; the f ensuing
: term : -' . Miss ;; Marite : 'Ai ; '" Ffanck,"Jiioblo
grand; Bertha Candlan, vice grand; , 'lda'
Heilf ronj recording secretary; gillie. Lo-t
rentz, flnancial secretary;'; Mary Hocking;
treasurer. .CThese^officers ; and i those* to
be '\u25a0\u25a0 appointed" will? be Z installed? on? the
first v. Saturday..; lrilj July:.-; -This ilod«e/
which". haa?"secured % In 5 Ham
ilton hall, will r have "several candidates
, to r initiato'; on ' the} last [ Saturday;' night
in thecurrent"mdnth".r/.v;f ';-;:> v
Tillie»Graig' of, -Loyal lodge ': has-been^
selected to be .the^district , deputy for
the San Francisco district.
' ' • • *' • , ,' i "
v 'lit * " t During .: the . session
-Anig/JIS % OJ ; of,, the - grand Jlodge
. T?'t>iitltln* -"of \u25a0 California Cof the
:v •I, yiniai , Knights f of Pythias
the following were installed as V the
grand officers for I the • current ; term: I M.-
L.: Short of Hanford, 1 ; grand-. chancellor;
W. D." Wagner, ; San •.Bernardino, ".vice
chancellor ; E. '\u25a0 C.Vi>Hart,'*V: Sacramentp,
prelate^; J. R.\«Sloah.^ Oakland; | master,
of i exchequer ; * H.* Schaffner,'- San { , Fran
cisco,*! keeper, of; records and seal; M/jC
Dunn, San : Francisco,' * master : at' arms;
G. yvermasbn, I Ferris, :{ and : J.^ H. , Johns
'ton, Sacramento," respectively, inner and
outer ; guard ; R- F. j! Burns andY C. tF.
McGlashan,' \u25a0- supreme % represents tlves;
and k A.- : M. * Smithy and '\u25a0' J. V. C. \u25a0 Lohmeyer,
trustees.^ The next session of the'grand
body, will be at Long Beach.^ There was
but little alteration in the laws as none
,was^needed. .;,"\u25a0"-/'. •'.." v -\u25a0 ; r4'/-t
. :The people of Oroville,* where the ses
,6ion- v was -held, i entertained the ,: grand
'officers and delegates with generous
hospitality. . ; : • ' / " , -
i >uoraa lodge initiated, seven strang
ersat^a "recent meeting andireiilstated
a' member. . . ' ' '^ " , '
i Myrtle lodge has : been . busy ; at every,
'meeting,; during the past three :- weeks
cbnf erring the tranks : of the order ; in
the -long form. , v
Eureka, lodge has decided to
the ; fourth Friday "of each -month ', for
entertainment purposes, the other three
being -reserved V for/ T)usiness».and;,the
conferring of ; the Tanks. • , .•; . ;;•\u25a0; '\u25a0-\u25a0 : ;; -
-\u25a0--: Fruitvale ' lodge.'only "recently ; instl
tuted," is | reported as' doing -exceedingly
well! Since It .was instituted la»t-Feb
ruary it has initiated ; 27^strangers.
r- ' r\* 'J' \u25a0'' Grand : A-'rcli
In 'UTUiaiC DruldessrMaria.wUl
sL^j;«/i#<» Institute '"three h civ
ufeordrnares cle3 of^ t^ Druld :
esses of the U. A. O. " D. • in^Manzanita
hall of the Jefferson .'square building
this i afternoon at \u25a0 4 " oNcloplc . t She / will
be I assisted i by"' the ; degree ; team >of % the
part ' arch'^ Druldesses' ; assoclatioftT: ap
pearing f or.'the : first .time i in ; the -new
robes .recently, ' secured. ? : '-. The follow
ing - compose ; the : team : : -\u25a0 Mrs.-, Gainbo
roniVof; No. " •\u25a0 B7> past arch * Druidess ; P.
Hardin % of 4 . N0/ 20, : arch i Druidess ; b H
Beach, of ;T.' Suriderman .of
No. 14, supporters ; r ( Mrs.l Fisher :of * No':
57, T first; bard;: Mrs. j Pierce of i No/1f46
and- Mrs. Wreidt,' supporters; A.; Hey*
mer ._ of \u25a0:. . No."- "c 3,* f bard;' Emily
Strand of; No. 12/Jcbnductor; -Trma La
caze of, No.' ' 1 2; * conductress ; ; ; Mesdames
Woolsey '• of " No.^ 14,1 Helnoan^of ; No. : 11;
Flaherty, of:: No^: ss,^Luce s of 1 No. ' B6;
Godeau;^ of i No. 12,\> McCotteryV of t|fo:
11 -and Armstrong jof iWo.^24,s points fof
the star," and iEya Wolff,- organist.?! This
institution \u25a0will" be ' open T. to £ all*;; mem
bers Jof , the order. ! ; The \ w;ere {to
have been instituted '& months ago.ibut
the car strike interfered .with, the plans. 1
As the grand : circle Us r soon , to meet tin
Losi Angeles it is; desired; to; have them
in before , the session.'," '\u25a0 -. ' -'•* \u25a0*\u25a0 '•\u25a0'•'
, .. Noble Grand Arch M. Pozzl instituted
a* hew k, grove '..• of 'Druids -at Newman
last Sunday, . with ; a good membership."
This was organized ;° by >W.V S.",'-. Gloria:
?\u25a0.;\u25a0 Reports from 'all but : about a dozen
groves indicate a^pet gain -of about' 6oo
during"^he. current term of only ; 11
" j. t ''\u25a0'-\u25a0:• ' - \u25a0-. » ]'•. V \u25a0•>.".- While '.': the . \u25a0 meet
f National^ l ; lngs'of/the several
r TlL:x~!'ie "'•*" local councils of ;the
Unionists \u25a0 .-- N a t , o n a I; . Unlon
have not been as ; well^ attended /during
the ; past > two weeks as Uhey; were ; pre
vious ?. to thol strike,*-;; because^ of Jdiffl
culty;;"of i reaching"^ the ; meeting '• place,
the"; interestiin~ K the* order j has • not : fallen
off, Jas appears^ f rom«thel meetings iheld
1o gf \u25a0' "WCCk \u25a0*"'\u25a0*'\u25a0\u25a0 -*-\u25a0 ''<.' '.'\u25a0- '?* k - * J - *'"-"-\u25a0 \u25a0 :
VI El i Dcgrado- council A ; a' r fair, attend-;
ance" and; acted ,upon^a;nurhber. of -petl£
tions.; for .membership,*? after* whichi the
speakerii presented l a^pleasing'; program
of \u25a0 entertainment ifor^ the eh joyment: of
the?i*members,' > despite;,; the . difficulties
whfch/attendtmeetlrigs. "Ji > .; ';.- : ;>.vX", ."
\u25a0*5 California* council"; had" work^ my the
initiatory ;i degree,;:- having.^ slx^cahdi^
dates to; lnitiate. l^There are many more
whb\will;be \ taught ; the iriysterles-of .the"
order as ! soon as f ; the"f car. strike -is f oyer?
j^- Ely Capitan/\ council y. at ; * its meeting
initiated ;< several candidates; rAhdf at
the "X close '.there % was/ an* en joyable i I pro
gram * of : : - entertainment that " ; ; kept n the
members !together>until;a f ,late4hour. )
' <iThe .' new;; council %•\u25a0 in i< the
Mission -^district ?,wili;} shortly be t instl-'
,tutediby\General- : Deputy Joseph 'A; .WIl-^
son.": r ; Those -• who) are I InT charge i. of ; , the
"organization; are": debating- whether to
name ;the-i new body, Dolores .or .Twin
Peaks. " ";""\u25a0\u25a0--;,. .. : "\u25a0. ; : : • ' - "
\u25a0"-:"-';-"•"\u25a0,•-\u25a0.'. .'\u25a0 .'.\u25a0". .]* jS -~'"*.:-'-\* \u25a0'',''• \u25a0\u25a0':':''\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0,''.:\u25a0\u25a0:'
A?' c i ie J S - : Grand Chief ißangeri Ranger
of A merica \ ':-'\u25a0 Harry • I^ Simon. asr
\u25a0: ' .-, r, *x - < .-: J - companied '.by Grand
Junior ; Wood ward , W." H. Donohue and
Supreme .",; Or.-iC. v SM. !
(Troppniann f and " J. r - Label, v editor.- of \u25a0 the
American! Foresteri Review;, paid [anlof
flcial^visit Jto v Court } Imperial %in s Oak
land, where N there 5 the I initiation
of 7 a >, class 7 of i 12 '/strangers.':? j Michael
ODea,, : the ; venerable \u25a0 chief f ranger rof
they court, -jasislsted^by* a";» well J| drilled
corps " of } offlcers.^conf erred ,^the idegreb
In> a xx r most ''•: creditable y manner.'? After,
ithe ia initiation^;: the ; j "funny/ team".^ of
Court % Emery ville |gave ?; the
'degree!? to'^two^ candidates^ iii ' the b full
torm: J^.T}iljnyrsia\ followed " L by;a}jbariqu©t
"at^whlch i thVr a.l was ; a . good i menu J and
excellent^ f ellowship.^The officers namftd
and|Mr/ißaylisS|qf;C6urtiOakland<had
isomethlng Ho;(say^;for " the .good ? of - the
.order.". "^> '^ : ,; ; '>v. r .^ > -?t"""^ \u25a0' "i.-";'." : v- -- ••
c The i, thirty-five^ supreme ; reprecenta
tiyes? i who*are';to|attendithe^session7of
thel \u25a0upreme'jcourtj of iithoYorder *ln |th«
east % nex.t held 't a * meeting \ fe-"
cently and organized by the election of
Char lesfA-f Root ; a»j president,^ Dr.", C.l M.*
Label;
sec r e tai-y, \u25a0•. and V A." 1 * Ho r wege \u25a0*' treasurer/ 1
It iwas;declded \thatTthe) representatives I
\u25a0 use 4 their^utmost r efforts have the '
nextteesslon'ofith* supreme oourt in San'
Francisco^The^partylwillsleave\Wed
nesday,¥August t aijfat s 9jo*clbck | p7f m$
and ? will I travel £via£ the t Southern j Pa-*
clfic^f Union 1 Pacific J and % Burlington ft to"
Chicago.V reaching «; there I the* following
SaturdayTmornlng(at<6:3sCo f clock.l^| ( Th«
association
fornlajbadges!ahd^wiHitakeJal6ngii;ooo
'gbuvenirs,t consisting fbt[ a J bear holding
a I miner's 5? panfinlled ;^with :g Imitation
nu^gets/^Thelrepresentativ«s,will;t*ke
samples of .California products to show
to I the [Foresters in! Chicago.'.
s .ndforC«^. n dforC«^
j^Beinff «!b^' the « cou*trylne«d ? not f de
prive! you; of; George Ha«»:* t B©n«'4can^
dies. Orders should be addressed to th«
/ .txee^ae«»f«r^.
preparations ',for" ; £g : '"^^- - • '.^^ - 'a -s^~~^^iß '• »P««*«**T °* tolgh
jjronrvinmmer . '^B 7, :\u25a0)'. \u25a0v^. - ..^r . _-' --' _^^T \u25a0 '' ... i class na»h
\u25a0 irarilrofc* r!;"'-' **<•"• .-- . : - ! :\u25a0 \.\ '\u25a0^^^fJ'-'' ~''-^" r :>-*"^ -'"'" \u25a0.:;'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0—-\u25a0.-' -'\u25a0:/ tm"' -** f-n -a. ' B**'* <^ a » suitable
A n Important / Wf- : J*Wj& Wl-M4k& /*&WjM4& \u25a0 \u25a0 £f/^/G G-&/4#^3 A /^»WW lor summer
; Item :ln this will | / W£A / Wm JjfMEi T/ffW £*£//& /$/&&/$( /Ms J Tr «' ar - fl «" re * Tf!
be your H««r. jk / WWvA^SMWmfa&Mfc'&Wl^ityJtt&^&SW&V two special of-
Xote these, two jSm / MW WWMMWVWa Vf *? ET 9^^ CT^S^ Wwy \ terms%.
- special values: WjW S 19 — — \u0084 S^ \u25a0/\u25a0 -. »rXfr l*rinted ' SMk
Ladies* ext r a A^l^ V }II t i VP7-iiil£&r Mixed Foulard*
fine cotton Hose, — ' "^^SulS'/.'/V'/ifdlZi^^ «a lUht na« me-
5 double j.<» so 1 c s, ; ; \u25a0 . ,-^^»mttmaat^^^\ dlnm colors; all
j heels "'\u25a0 and *i toes. | __ .. ,_, «y.» r» - . •• «f »t "' vo high class print-
in The Store WithaKeputahon \u25a0\u25a0' Van Ness and Sutter ln *s. xew es t
;*tan| are refrnlar-;! \: . : ' : •-.\u25a0\u25a0: f- • -. •\u25a0\u25a0-.. i . ; . \u25a0 ,\u25a0 . . | smnmer patten*
. ly.'i worth 50c . a' <...»«<i»«»~»««"""""""""««««««««««'««"«*«"««««'«'««'r* \u25a0««— ~«~~« ~».<»~. «>...,.«».»...«..,..«.»? and colorinss t
pair. Special, 3 pairs for '. - \u25a0\u25a0 .. ' \u0084 resmlarly . sold at 60c a yard, to close out at
\u25a0£J}-r': > : \u25a0.-" :;: ? ;sliOOX._';' ; .'X' w ;'0 v ! \u25a0 :orv.;: 0r v .; ' 45ca Yard
I- Ladles' > black gauze, silk lisle Hose. .«• These'; look: and Fancy White* 1 Madras "in self ffjnxred and dotted de-
f eel like silk, and have double soles, heels and toes. slsrns; hich class Imported soods; values up to 30c a
;\u25a0 Extra value at . \u0084 . \u25a0 ' '-, 3 '* •" -" - \u25a0 \u25a0 * '"• 1 yard; to be closed out at
|^^;^: ; -^'"^^SQc;'a'fPciir.:A'f-^; ;.,:,,,: '\u25a0 : . : 19c a Yard ', :
SmaW Waists at Siriall Prices
VA Tisitto onrW the 'diseerninsr buyer a wonderful
b'opportanity^ihVifte^ and rery rarely Indeed in past seasons.
•/vT^V'Tf? piropose tb;h6ld:aV :^-';| :^ :; ',^%"'>^vA:>.i. v .'._.'. T h..
flnd% after inspecting the goods that /we shall show, you will agree with us that they are extraordinary ralnes.
* 'Ties*^Waists are e^bi^ ; inJaTariety^ = patterns. Some of them are made of China Silk, some, of Cluny
:\u25a0\u25a0; lace ; others of Xace Jf et. , The China Silk - Waists ' are In white and hlacJu Some are trimmed with lace,
some hemstitched and|plalntailor effects. Both open front and open back patterns will be shown. The Cluny
and'lfet;Waists are In. white and ecra. The trimmings are really 'pretty and the linings of good quality. Silk.
|. ; -V;.v ;\u25a0\u25a0' As to prices: '-4 ,..,/; \u25a0 . : . ' ' \u25a0 -
Waists wbrth up ; to $5.00 will ; be put on sale"- at TVaists worth up to $7.00 you can hare for
.•;;\u25a0;'- vs2w4s'-::::v $2w45'- :: : : :'.••' :7'|3;45
Embroideries at Half Their Worth
I Yes, and in many! cases; at: eVen LESS THAN HALF. Comparison will demonstrate the absolute truth
;of .this^statement Of course, you must\nnderstand : that to secure the best bargains and the best choice,
EAELT^SHOPiPIXG IS ADVISABLE. Besides, in no other way can shopping comfort be secured. >*ow, to the
'offers in detail: r . \
'\u25a0. Lot 1. This fot^contains a beautiful assortment ur Lot 2. A collection of sheer Swiss Nainsook All-
Swiss/ Jfainsookand'Openwork CambricfAlloTers,- in o T m and flnnnrin^ » n 'nr«H» R,hr r.r i. vi L.i : j
Baby, Floral and broken pattern^. Eminently. desirable \u25a0JJ f » onncil »^ » P^rtJ Baby Irt>h. lloral and
for 'yoking waists and baby dresses. Some, of the P»n. Dot patterns. The widths con:« 22?5, 36 and 45
embroideries in this lot are rained at $2^o a yard. On inches. Many of these embroideries would fetch, under
special sale at ..}'. • ordinary conditions, $3.50 a yard. 0c special sale at
$1.15 a Yard $I.3saYard
Black Taffeta Silks Underpriced
As an. Incentire to brisk buying, we offer, for \u2666Monday's selling 'some extra special prices on Black Taf>--
- fetas. -We own ttiese siiis at figures far below present market quotations, and bur customers reap the benefit.
Do Not Miss Thji Ghance. '% You Will Pay More Later
19 inch pure dye Black Taffetal An excellent silk for waists, dresses, skirts or. CC yj
linings. Selling, regularly for. ;7sc a yard." Monday, special at. OOC £1 IU.
27 inch Imported Black Dress Taffeta. A silk of beautiful luster and finish for all -QC yj
ikinds of wear. .'Begularly $IJM) a yard. Monday, special at. .... ...... . ..;. - OOC cl lU*
f.; ; .36 inch (full yard ,wlde) Black Dress Taffeta. Extra heary, for wraps, coats, separate skirts, and an
V : excellent taffeta for general wear. • Sells regularly at $1.50 a yard. Monday, special Jji'iA yj'
-it 'v:.: ;.....:.:.v.;. \u25a0..;.;...:.:..... . : .:;....v.;:.....;...:r... ........ •.•.ipl.lUa la.
Novelty Dress Goods Sale
Newman & Levinsbn's, June Clearance Sale of NOVELTY DRESS
GOODS continues. Interest in the same is unabated. The attractive
prices quoted will please and surprise you.
pSffi^t*- W. e "^ a ? ents^ for 'the .celebrated STAXDABD PATTERNS, well and favorably known to
y-JTr OlllCl^llS :. users for 20. years. Price -10c and 15c each. . \
ll^derwear Curtains Bath Robes
Ladies'. Swiss ? Bibbed Silk-plaited ;Here's>an,; interesting Curtain , These robes are for men. As a
,VESTS, with hand crocheted yokes, erent for house keepers. We hare lounging or house robe they are
I Special 7Sp iSfiSiS VS&'Wjra S~S JXSfr*
"Ladies' Silk Usle'inaOir SUITS, heaTy.quality of v French net, 3 Jrown, Gray and Bed. You could
" Low riecl£ no sleeres.'; Knee length;: /.yards long.by 43 Inches wide: hardly please a man more than by
\u25a0hand finished^ Regular .Talue $1.50. Qualities up to^ $6.00 a a gift of one of these *Tiome com-
\u25a0'^c^ : - : '''---^*Z-Zt i '<t±'t> [ '^EZ : ' -pai^ to close out at ' , '\u25a0 forts.*' We hare only a small num-
Op6Clal %pi«^sVO ti!^^C ; n r^-»* her on hand, and these represent
fine I Lisle : Thread M>r*«OOa. l-^air ralues up to $(>.OO each. On sale
- TIGHTS.* Black and white, -v Knee \ Qualities worth up to $4.00 a in oa ? 3len*s Furnishing goods sec-
and ankle lengths. 'Extra Talue at 'pair, to close out at on on Monday at
75p $2.9SaPair $4.lsEach^
ASKS COURT-TO FINE ;
/^;THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC
\u25a0 • CARSON, Nev., June : B.— Th,~e South-4
ern : ; Pacific company, has been made de
fendant r- In ; three ; - suits ? \u25a0;. brought by
United I States Attorney, Sam Platt.* who
asks for $1,500 :In fines * for ; alleged
violation Vof | the ' 2s ihour feeding,' laws
f or jf stock in ; transit" 'This ; ls the first
suit" brought {against ; the ? Southern < Pa
cific : In i this - state.V although ; the j; Salt
Lake' road: has pleaded , guilty, to ' a vio
lation V of 'the^lawj and; paid: a' flnje.: In
one'oftheiflagrant'eases which .will ;be
brought' to' the ' attention 'i of the courts
it 'is charged $ that 1 160 * sheep ,j shipped
from'Slmira, Cal., to Reno were .kept
for: ai period : of 68 ; hours without • food,
water J orTrest. ; . ',;\u25a0;
l-Mlss rEtti*. Rothschild ! and- Mr. : Ben
Schleslnger.7. buyers' fori the! Greater
San Francisco .• Cloak / Company,^,: 1624
1626 , Fillmore. street, which: concern
will also be ! located : at s Market,"; Golden
Gate avenue i and • Taylor j street! in
near <-future,Vwill' leave. f or ltbe ; eastern
; markets ? about s June ,: 15, \u25a0\u25a0 and : will be
more " than i pleased f-to i fill ? any special
Commissions ; ? entrusted s them. «•*, The
public sought' to ; take advantage .'of ; this
generous i offer,'/ as ?. both IS parties i J are
fully capable of filling the wants of ,the
mostjfastldlous.;^ - v :,:v ?• ;'
;-.\u25a0 j Myl.wigs * and '• toupees I look * so
well \ and no natural i looking \u25a0 that 'i ;
r :* only ?s you t and 3 1 s - know 3y ou ; are p
,-: wearing 1 >*"•: one.t-J; Gentlemen's % de-\v
partment ! upstairs. A large ' stock
1 p of '; pure ? human ' hair ' sroods '» con- \u25a0'\u25a0
Instantly 'onihand.-'
•\u25a0 MAIL i/r-s ORDERS " : PROMPTLY v
\u25a0 ;:\u25a0\u25a0: \u25a0-'--:-\u25a0 V'vi'jPliLßn.-::... • -.'\u25a0 " ' -
: ; ;
"riffWAUTyttAt* sro/is" I
JUDGMENT AGAINST RAILROAD
, The supreme court has sustained yie
Judgment of the "triaU court which
awarded: Edward Marlowe and hia i wife
$500 - In /a* suit * against the" Southern
WHITE HOUSE
Gloak Suit Department
Special Announcement
Further Big Reductions
;#\u2666 \u2666\u2666»\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666»\u2666\u2666»\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666»»\u2666»\u2666»»»»\u2666\u2666»\u2666\u2666»»»\u2666\u2666\u2666»»\u2666\u2666»\u2666#
! 75 Tailor Siiits .$* tIOD :
> % ',- Reduced From i I *^ ; ; ;
<$30:00, $25.00 and $22^0, to \u2666
I; 42 TailoT Suits S^AOO |
<«; Reduced From .; « \3 ' "' ' i
:; $35.00, $30.00 and $27i50,vt0 - J
||^^|^r|Fail^ Suits $^g>oo ;
; <ji ' I^^oo^s^.op^and^s3^oorito \u25a0 t
:?>| 25 Tailor Suits $^A.OO ;'
I; Reduced From t3J\!/^^^l<S
\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0li] ISil^^^^^^^-to . t^
' \u25a0 ' ' ' ' " - SiV- ' v ~' : *«SstGsMi9' B flßHsttoßktf
Pacific for ejectment from a train.
Mrs. Marlowe, on account of nervous
ness, was not able to duplicate her
own signature with sufficient facility to
convince the conductor that she was
the original purchaser of her ticket. -
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