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Brilliant Costume and Splendid Floats Noted
CHILDREN TODDLE
BRAVELY ALL DAY
: AND WIN PLAUDITS
' grapes are the principal fruits and
tln-.-r are. of the nnesi quality. The .ex
hibit is the most elaborate in the his- ;
\u25a0.-\u25a0-.(-•» • \u25a0 —•-\u25a0.*.- .-- •- •- \u25a0. - •- -- L-- .. ----;--- \u0084 !
tory of the Admission day festival?.
During- the parade the San Joaquin
•valK-y j»a.i!t>ij= marched in one division. 1
v.-it.i a beautifulj'float representing tlie
•liofn "of. plenty wftli quantities of fruit
pourlngifrom its mouth. A sign read,
">';•:. ,;«.r. >(•.!'! !i Valley. Land of Plenty."
Miss Jianionui Stalej.% a beautiful girl
t rvoni .'-'\u25a0•lin.-i. v.as goddess of plenty and
-k'.i^ &at^ enthroned in a riot of fruit and
fJowf-r!-:.
•".' Tl;»> con.solida.tod parlors are: Fresno
>•'.\u25a0. -•:.. Vis Alia No. 19, Hanford No. 37.
Modesto N*o. 11. Seliu^ No. 107, Dinuba
No. 248. Oristimba No. IM7- of Crows
Landing. The general committee in:
charge 6f tJie distribution is:
• • IV. F. Toomey. chairman; W. E. Gar
• rison. Leroy Smith. IL C. "Wilson, Her
r.ui:i Lewald. Glenn Hall and Tucker.
All of the parlors had headquarters
"f n the Union Square hotel. Members .
v of. the different organizations , took
tLirns in Jhe booths giving away fruit.
This was done under, the direction of
Alphonse Neuhouse of Fresno parlori
Committees of arrangements .of mdi.
. vldual parlors were as follows:
\u25a0• l-'res-no parlor No. 25 — M. J. Ix>ckhart fchalr-
Dtni, H. I. Grahata. Joseph Coyle.'
Alpbose N'patiausc, A_ I*. Tnvrae. Edward Victor,
G*<jtcp Pickford.' R. S. Clark*. Elmer Crane.
Pt-Jiaa parlor No. 107 — Hprman I>walrl • (chair
man t. G. VV. Mitchell, D. O. Clifford. V. F.
Clifford. H*rry ' Grlxntf, Clyde Good. Uoy Scott.
6. P. ViDecat. JV. H. Say. Dr. Luce.
VisaJia parlor No. I«— H. Mitchell <chalr-
B»«n». S. Mitotell, I>eoa Goldstein, 'Leroy Smitti,
Par Baker. ... . ...
Modesto parlor No. 11— W." F. Brush. . W. . E.
ijarrit-on (ctalrmaaj. W. G." Ce'apLell, M. E."
Moorebesd. Charle* C. Moorphead/ . • : •
Dlauha parlor No. 24S— Vard Glddings «chalt
r-?ri'. E. Giddicgs, M. Scllgrtaaa. Joseph Greene.
NILES. PARLOR OF SONS
ENTERTAINS A t HOTEL
Niles= parlor No. "J5, Native Sons, has
iieadquarters'in the Golden .West hotel,
•where a program' of impromptu enter-
Vainment is given afternoon' and" even
ting. The parlor held its reception;yes
; tTday afternoon after the parade,
when many visitors and old friends
\u25a0were entertained. The committee of
arrangement"? consists of: Clarence
Slartenstein, chairman; Edward Keintz.
E. 13. Baldwin, G. A. Buzacott, Herbert
Domenici, AJfred Mosegaard and George
Donovan.
BANQUET IS GIVEN BY / r
NATIVES OF CENTERVILLE
Washington parlor No. 169, Native
Sons, from Centerville has headquar
ter? in the Golden W*«t hotel, Powell
street near Ellis, and followed the long
march of the paride yesterday after
noon with .'a banquet and
.The* parlor made a splendid showing in
heat uniforms. The reception commit
tee rr&s: ,l-\ T. Hawse, chairman;
<:har}£s Cockfalr; secretary; A. F. Eg
ccrs. Fj-ank Dusterborry. J. D. Norris,"
i.'harlfts-Cun'imings; J. M. Norris, past
VAN NESS AVENUE HALL
SCENE OF HOSPITALITY
: Van Xess avenue hail Is . the head
fjuarters of Army and Navy parlor of
" Native Sons and of Kan Francisco par
• lor of the Native Daughters' of which
th*» QUff-n of California is a member.
'The hall is tastefully decorated in
American colors intermingrled with the
festival colors.
Thursday night the parlor had an in
. "formal rcception'and dance and yester-
. day afternoon refreshments were
; served to the tired paraders of both
parlors. This wab followed by an ia
CALIFORNIA PARLOR NO. 1, NATIVE SONS OF THE GOLDEN T WEST, LEADING THE' LONG" LINE O^^PARLORS IN YESTERDA
teresling program of entertainment
and in the evening there was a ball.
This evening there will be a- reception
and ball.
The comr^jttees having yie several
functions in charge are:
Army and Navy parlor — L. Hunter^. J.
J. Ryan, J. Glennon, M. T. Dower, J.
Webster, L. Marion.
San. Francisco parlor — May Smith,
Abbie Butter and Mac Johnston.
LA VISH HOSPITALITY
OF A LAM EDA PARLORS
The spirit of carnival reigns.' supreme
at the joint reception salas of Alameda
parlor No. 47, Native Sons, and'Encinal
parlor No. 156, Native Daughters, in the
first floor of Elks hall, in Powell street
near Sutter. Immediately after the
parade the members of both parlors
hurried to headquarters • and started
the reception and dance that will en
dure all this afternoon and until mid
night tonight. .
Arrangements. of . a most elaborate
character that began three months ago
when entertainments; were given to
raise money have been made to exceed
all other parlors in extending hospital
ity to guests. Dancing will continue
without" cessation throughout the after
noon and night. .Last night a great
throng of friends and .vi&itors made
merry at the dance. Sixty gallons of
ice cream were' given out' at the re
freshment booth: ' > : ;^ii-*'f '\u25a0'-'?\u25a0'!
The rhall is -handsomely decorated
with bear flags and the national colors.
The. banner carriage of the Alameda
parlor, which has won many- prizes, Is
on exhibition in the hall. : The parlor
paraded' 160 strong, while the. Native
Daughters brought up the rear with a
large' bear' float -drawn by four black
Horses. | Alameda parlor prides itself on
.having 30 past presldents.taking active
part in the celebration.
The committee of ' arrangements of
Alameda parlor is,-; Nat Ryan," chair
man; A. ' Rienhold, president; • R.
Shephard, Al Fisher, Al Kihn, Jesse
Peterson... Harry, Sheramsky, • Charles
Rose, Joseph Vierra/eGorge Carlson. -
Encinal parlor committee of arrange
ments is: JUss Mary Farley, „ chair-;
man; Mis&* Laura Fisher, Miss Irene
Rose, Joseph Vierra, George Carlson. '
McMa&ter, Miss Ethel. l. Decker, * Miss
Eckstein,' Miss Gladys Rose, Miss' Lucy
Schneider, Miss Ida "White. . ' . ; f' • VV-' 1
Moving Pictures Taken
Two thousand feet ; of moving pic
tures of the \u25a0 most, colorful pageant
ever/ seen in the .United, States was
taken in two reels at Third and Mar
ket streets ' yesterday and will be
printed and on exhibition throughout
the state today, 24 hours after the
.start of the monster Admission' day.
pa rade.
The inspiring spectacle formed by
the army and navy divisions,' the na
tional guard and--the semimilitary di
visions;- the picturesque,; features like
the band of .cowboys, on, their, bucking
broncos arid the"Red-Men; "the beau
tiful pictures created by the^nnumerable
elaborate floats and .brilliantly uni
formed parlors, and the impressive mag
nitudeof the line of march will go im
mediately, in the form of moving*pic
tures, into every section of the: United
States as indisputable* evidence^ of | Ran
Francisco's' pre-eminence, as,* a carriivaj
city." It will take 35. minutes to show
these pictures,, which will be rivaled in
Interest only; by those of the funeral of
the late King Edward.
Grand , Canyon " Excursion
via Santa Fe. $35.00' round:' trip.* /On
sale daily until Sept. 30. • Santa -• Fe
office, 673 Market ' street.^' < : —•;.
THE;-SAN FRAN^
Saturday
The Sale of the Year
Bought the entire ; sample line
Kayserjialian
Silk Vests
Offered far underpriced at, each
;s2m
Sale held first floor, Special
.Sale. Section, under the; Dome.
Kayser Is the only maker of the
genuine Italian silk vests. Here
is perhaps the 4 largest assort-
ment that.. has ever been, thonn '..'.
In San-Francisco at one time. -All
. are exquisitely hand embroidered :..
.. In the most elaborate designs.: \u25a0
Special' attention Ist called to the
I fact that though there are many
• qualities made, • every vest here
. offered Is • supremely, the highest
grade that Kayser; produces and
Kayser manufactures the highest',
grades. - (ireal savings possible, '
• the opportunity of th»» Tear. 'Buy '.
now for. Christmas gifts. . .: . .
*\u25a0 -\u25a0 ' • ' : '.'.'".'.,.'.' \u25a0\u25a0' \u25a0':".' ".* '. ' \u25a0 \u25a0.
&'MI \u25a0' \u25a0 -^ : ; \u25a0 - ;;
Rofiralln a T.opez shape, 0 for -'5o __mii ijsmu mill M iniiiiiii I Mill I imw— i \\\ '- *>C: :Wl' iS*^^}
Pavoritas a Lopez shape, 25 f0r. f1.05 —wemmfimw. \u25a0mnmLpm—m >,",*•:. -
Exceptional?* sliape, box 25 fll.lo . -vH- -^ . -i*V "\u25a0\u25a0'* • Rs>i^l*^'^^^lc^i3^
w kMM Em m, mm > 11/2 and 2 in - reversible four in PJjiHin^rv VJnnd^r^ in Drp^q
'"Slfl'S il hands, band and shield tecks, Wt'llill^iy VVUIiU^IS ill l/ZCSi)
\u25a0 -\u25a0- \u25a0 : ill 1 1 m 'KM' band and shield bows, graduate ' ' fiplh'PYriPn'SWO P\"^C\\C7{\ tt^W
if Hill Hi lM <!§ and puff ties. Buy a six months' t'* IIIcApCnSI Vi. I l<*LULdl VldiS
BL. mWimmm n m^^ supply at half the ordinary sell- Exquisite models from such makers as Geor-
afo W»H fl m MB Hm MM m g price: Your choice at 25c. gette, Louise, Rebeaux, Burby, Lichenstein
IM .BHff >'fl '-ha Js § *wMM /$ a^ e Saturday ' and many; others, also exquisite dress hats,
H a Ira -Bra Ssl WL MM 0f First Floor, First Aisle copies of the models at lesser prices.
fin m BiH B ll sB M F ML Hundreds of smart dress hats in velvets,
Wi mBH H P 'fif M la mm n **' a satins or felts, splendid values, $3.95 and $5
H& Hffr X • ATM Mm A Gf&Sf Sld!& \u25a0 Smart tailored hats, priced at $7.50 and $10
W \u25a0;\u25a0.'.'' j4p M a IM %Il*dCll u/uiw Poke bonnets and • mushroom shapes for
K^W& /m $\u25a0 M Positively the greatest in Em- children are priced $2.25, $2.50, $2.75* and up
. B»M w3L <jm_ IS! (9 porium history, greatest in val-
mWi&£iP/- Ji £sr n l3/HScl The Emporium Boasts oi
% wH» 1 Embroideries San Francjs . co>s g'^g
wMPJ^^i Bra ' : - \u25a0\u25a0 yards of fine Swiss, nainsook, 'Quif fn»* \tif& $z& 4**&
• muslin, cambric and lawn cloth, IriCIUC tJUII IUI IT
J0 r ~^ !m * Tl *^, hand lo ° mcd imbroideries at Illustrated, just two of the many smart, strictly
* itTffr-^ g reat savings, ba c prices, man ta ij ore( j su j ts w hich defy comparison at tht
\u25a0^lltaSlr wHBf 15C 25C 35C Yd Price - Devel °P ed in fine - dependable materials in
yp» .-^Hff IHRHHP l*/v^ £t»J\tf *J*J\* Jrvf* :plain or novelty weaves, solid colors or mixtures.
. .;,-,. \u25a0\u25a0 *w -"""*,"*-'\u25a0 ', . •• ..; • "~ — ~ — ' . \u25a0' . ..,._. ... -Every suit , as if built by a custom tailor. Every
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\u25a0Ja^^^^^SililSlHii^^ I Do no. Uptown without on..
:An Importer's snrplus stock, Tvhicji 'consists of only \u25a0 " ' j -, _ " Vf» i : : • - J^-=4- -J '\u25a0'\u25a0'
one piece of a style, but an nnllmltrrt variety of SWP T^IP ?<% Til <fVf^ S *&f*&*.
up to date mmlipß In this favored (ace veiling. The MllW VlVdaiCIJ if 1 //Z/r£4'.t>s«§§». ' *"?\u25a0
eolorw are bln«-k, lironu, navy and maciilr. ... . ...:_ - .\u25a0 ... . 'iffi/iIMuZBS&StrTS^ : '». *: / *
.. \u25a0 . . All sizes, 6to 14 years, m _x^^^»-» ' :i
TL , -. : 77 _ " . boys' laundered blouses, made of f\V\W£&ffl/ff?/4f (Saf^F^A^)-* ~ ' T •
The Season S Clean Up IZQ* n *> fine madras, offered in" many " 4wSW^^^~^S*^®T ' ' : 'f
of Repaired Kid Gloves **sL Uf patterns; special, 50c. 'vhWll^ « --
Any soiled ; or rejected' Kloves that had any trinin X Boys' sweater coats in Oxford $&£&£'' }~\
. • defect, were therefore, classed ! imperfect. ;These hdve ' With \u25a0•'. cardinal . trimming," \with .• ' * '' J ' V>
; been carefully K one over and put in K ood cdndltion. : navy trimming or. in navy. with ->^ f|X
They, will wear nnd look just as well n» any first \u25a0\u25a0n.U,/) -«r i.«i;i«» n ,,' - • >v W\«rV*--l^\-\ Si ' r*N * I
' class Rlove- Some of the JbestfßradesamonK*theni. trimming,. orSOUd navy, AW\n\nn /l V-i/
1 All ladies* . gloves. -Worth 'many, many times this $1.00. (First, floor,-third aisle.) I \X.X/ \ Wt » l\ \^\ '
sale price. As the quantity is limited early buying -'.-\u25a0- \u25a0- ' \u25a0\u25a0'-- \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0- ..-• -. . / , \ Vi/ \ \\\ \ 7 X \!
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:' Just received,; 2oo more of those famous Bras- /.' / I*» Tlfs^' / */ I '*
.., sieres,: which now are ' so greatly in demand' I / C *•'],' ' I ij^// // ', ' 'J*
(Sale' Second Floor, east of Dome.)« /^rvVjlfe-'fefew •"•'\u25a0' I ' -
' ( .Scientific, boned, made of; fine mus- r,IT imwnll I 111' 'ill Jllf"
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