The San Francisco call. [volume], April 30, 1911, Page 36, Image 37

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DEALERS PROTEST
ADVANCE IN MILK
Special Meeting Held to Oppose
Increase of 2 Cents a
Gallon
•Aroused by the report that the Pro
dHcpW exchange- co-operated with an
association of milk shippers, and raised
the wholesale pric# of milk 2 k cents a
gallon, several members of the milk
dealers' association met In a special
session" yesterday at 1020 Valencia
street to take steps toward mutual pro
tection and to discuss methods for
meeting the advance In price proposed
by the producers' association. The rep
resentatives of the largest milk firms in
Pan Franctsrn were responsible for call
ing* the special meeting, and after sev
eral hours of discussion it was voted
to withhold action until the dealers' as
sociation had received official notice
that the new schedule Is effective.
Th« consensus of opinion among- the
members of the association was that
the producers would riot persist in in-
Teasing the present price of milk when
it protest has been made by the dealers 1
association. It w^s said that each year
an attempt has been made to raise' the
price 1 cent a gallon, that the move
had failed for the last three years, and
that thU la the first time that the pro
ducers have asked for a 2 cent in
crease. It was said that whe"n official
notice ha« been given a protest will
be made.
"In tfte event that we are forced to ac
cept the 2 cent raise In the wholesale
price, of mHk." said George Perham.man
•ger of the Dairy delivery company,
"the retail price will be raised accord
ingly. We are not greavly frightened
by this reported move on the part of
the producers, and It Is probable that
action by the dealers' association will
have effect."
W. L. Garlock of the Garlock dairy
said that the present price of the pro
ducers' association was Ifi cents a gal
lon fof the milk handled by the asso
ciation, ajid that the dealers had no
alternative than to ac r«ept the increase
in price if a protest by the dealers' as
sociation has no ef|eft.
The matter will probably rome up for
decision before the dealers at their next
meeting on May ;"..
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! Music in Golden Gate Park I
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The following programs will be ren
dered in Golden. Gate park, the first
la afternoon, and the second to
morrow a.t«rno,on. as a special May day
offering:
Charles H. rmtiau. director.
Ar.tlifm. "Star Spangled Banner."
: Man-b. from, "Suite Paettque" ...........Blocb
Va!»p. "Sympatble- .«... >fezza Capo
Orerture. "Ra.rokiy" Kela Bel»
"The Warbler"* Serenade" . Pf-rrr
Exrerpts from most admired Works «f Wag
ner -,* .Godfrey
Ororture. "Ma»K*nl*lln" » Aub«r
.. (By request > ■ c
Suit*. "Americana"" .Tharban
tiems from "Morrr Widow" F. L«bar
(By request*
Selection. "SrriDjr Chicken" .Carle
March. "Gen. 2itmn»" Seltzer
i'America." .>.r.;
M V AY PROGRAM*
o Charlei- H. Caiwasa. director.
Anthem. "Star Spangled Banner."
March. "Queen of Sheba" G«wßod
Waltz. •Drparas of. Childhood" Waldteufel
!'""»"■, "f«J»T it..: Leutm-r
Sceneg from Carmen ; Bizet
"Ooiimfrnm Chocolate Soldier" .... . ....Stranu
KantaMe. "Original Gyper Life"...... .L» Thlcre
"Screnaile"- (adapted for hand by S. Hor»ti ,
"AlMnii" '"*"<* ' Schubert
Selection. "Three Twln»"V.V.V.V.V.'.V.V.Ho<>chn«
Mareii. -Stars and Stripes" Souta
j "America."
QUAKE SHAKES SANTIAOO-Santitgo. Cub*
April 2!).—An earthquake was. felt her* th
ni'irnlnc. No damage was done, but there wan
great alarm fir a time. „ ,-.," I
TAN BUTTON SHOES
• The universal demand /W /f J
is for tan" button shoes— . - IS>jjf >f
they ar,e the swellest foot- ■' I *$/f' J&I
wear of the season. The . pds : /\ ||| :
. call for them has • been , %&: \ I L* jM ;
tremendous; at most y\^'
shops you can hardly get : \^^^^,
a pair. But Sommer & We show herewith a
Kaufmann are ready, as ghoy %?^ h mi **" button
m ■■-• -„ i • shoe with full broad, toe,
always— shipments short vamps' and high
have just been received. hec] s; a? excellent article.
if^. ; xi i it -made of a- rich imported
.More tan styles here than tan Russia calf. *-
in all other shoe stores. Price " ''V'"- 4
Similar styles also at
/ML f3.50, f5 and f6.50.
y^J kkV The same style a$ illus
/A Ab tratrd in white buckskin,
B» Same style a<; above in
r^^JSIW Sf white canvas, $3.50 and
A Strap Purtjp with a wing nT/ A
tip, a striking low shoe that i ft &l yTJ
has all the features of modern If sfj A' J
shoe art.. Medium toe, high - If*&/&/&
Cuban heels, pretty buckles to , .; >^C-r^f v/#
match shoes; fancy wing . tip. •" /ssh*J !^hW'
In patent colt, tan Russia or p"*'^^^/
black 1 gun metal calf .... $3.50 <■ »f~"^^
In black suede ... $4.00 : T r ••„ , L - i
v '„••*"•"". This illustration shows
—: —,. . . ....... —° , „ ——» A the swellest tan Russia
A large assortment in CHIL- ' calf :b _* toni shoe that has
r»Dr\/'C cunrc '■--* ■ ever been on sale, and we
UKLN 0 SHVtX pumps,' have-shown' some good
strap sandals, high or low cut ones. The toe is exceed-
Duc^s^in, palen/ leather, gun lines ire extremely grace
metal calf; in fact, everything . fui- and > together with a
ifc/iV ,V.,«:#>^#-. ■ new tip,;ittmakes com
//ia/ « up-to-date. bination that is a^
.'" i ' ' ... stunning. ' Price r.V.yTr
o Mail Orders Carefully Filled
• ; Write for Summer Catalog . :
$*mn2er& Ifcufmaim
. .836 to 840 ..'. t^T> r 119 to 125
Market St istqres ; Grant Aye. •
• near Stockton 'Y*^" -' near Geary
MAN, FORGETTING
SIGNAL, IS KILLED
Mine Fireman Fails to Wait
for Bell and Skull Is
Crushed
j KEXXETT. April 29—Hans Hanson
I lost his life at the Mammoth mine last
evening, when lie; stuck his r head out
from behind a boiler, where he had
takerf refuge. He was fireman of the
furnace that warms the change room.
The fuel used is old mining timbers
that are shot down a chute from the
tunnel above. . ■-
A bel! Is runs when a timber Is on
the point of starting, warning the fire
man to gret behind the boiler for eafetv.
Hansen had obeyed the signal hun
dreds of different time?, but last even
ins he forgot himself and stuck Ills
head out too soon. A timber struck his
head, crushing his skull and causing
almost instant death. Hansen was fin
years old. a native, of Sweden and un
married. Burial will be in San Fran
cisco. .
San Francisco's store 1
54 Geary St. I
The ladles of San Francisco I
«pii the Bay District can now ij
secure here Cawston 'famous I]
prize medal plumes at produc- I
j er'n price*. 13
We-are showing' now the new IJ
Amazon Bands for the helmet 1.1
turbans, wlllowed Crown Sets, j;
"Willowed . Crown Pom Pons, \\
Am«zoned Plumes In the new I
fashionable shades—Helen Pink. IJ
H King* Blue, Coral, American w
II Beauty and those exquisite I
H- Pistachio Greens. Also feather ii
1 trimmings by the yard, all sizes H
11 and widths. 11
NEW STYLES I
Cawston |
Ostrich I
Feathers
I BEAUTIFUL COLORINGS]}
I All r»w.«tnr) Ffntbcr* posse** that rich , 11
in»t*K»- graceful curl »nd Ion?.- wide
. fln»» , whl<"h I hate m»<lp . them , famous I
and whirh are not to be found in
«fb»r m»k<"«.
Your Old Feathers Valuable
A little now C«w»tpo stock djed; one
of the new shades and added to y<mr
nld blurt material will give an entlre
■ ly-uetj atipeiraiiaF.^.: - ■'" • -
Cawston Ostrich Farm
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The $1 Size Silk «)r i-- ~m] Womcn>s One-Piece AO~ :
Sailor Collars ZDC MjtlHQI BROlt House Dresses for 4
1 silk collars that make the "plainest suit Took JP i llLjWW^g^ggC AV;i Ml* 1 8a^3Ljlt 1 these, and they are worth that price. Made X
dressy. All the wanted plain colors, and black " ?, WHEMII I M r^T = *^f"*!F &=lUB^^E^ of Linene with square neck, short sleeves ana a 4
or navy with white stripes. * : N^gggy NEXT^TO^THE EMPnßllJM^gf&g^' neat gored skirt.; ■ -■'.■:•' " J
Man-Tailored Suits The Big May Sale Infants' Wear |
MiSSCS* and WOmen'S ; SiZeS, 14 <t| f* , W/E carry one of the largest stocks on the coast of the best of everything for t
♦ A A Th h f *■ W-\-'- babs wear marked at prices which are at all times the lowest— the new I
;10/44^:'JHC;p^^ yOU vVcF SaW 31 ■ •_? summer stocks are now complete/md at their best. . . \
i^v Aside from the advantage of selecting from , fs*%§>\ ' ttf^^t
'f+Sikr/'Th T 1 ITT! P r>r\ra ie hut complete assortments, we offer, during the first '&?■• *fjK *«**£& ♦
. '■j^k^Ußm- -L' one n f the charms week °* May' extraordinary inducements to buy S\ZiL J£*r>-^ ii
• JEs^ //T ~%£Sk W^' UUC Ul LIIC dial 11 Jo . . , _ . . . —T*\ /Am^%^ r\ ♦
Jr MxJEiM WF/ ■"n'f 4. h h j baby s outfit at once. Among the many specials /^a |■J\ n ImWj vh '.:
Mj&ffiMM Wr 9'these handsome ; 6 J v ( X i, Cjt)/i/|i |l' )J\ •
ttmffi'W Aq'thPTSirtnrpcrhovv^ 40f for Infants' 75c Nainsook Dresses— QMfl\Ww.\\. , / \R t
&Sc£k As the picture shows 4VC eral pretty ]ong and short styles with Jii I 'IF/ I llft •
tß*^^^^^^ they are very Smart .; lace edged neck and sleeves. One pictured. l • s|i\\||/| 1~ / V\ t
gSmlm^ and dressy and yet a .£ for Children's 65c Skirts-Lonsdale cam- Ijf | ll^TTnr
° /^^?y^^^^^% practical Style, Suitable "-^tOv brie in waist effect, trimmed with tucks II :. I '..'• 1 ' J!K V ♦
jE^W^^^^Sk for any occasion ; where 'of embroidery—sizes. 1, 2 and : 3 years. ' ; I 1 1! | I I}^^^^^ I \
fej|| a tai 10r SU i t may be CJ C A for Children's $2.50 Dresses—Fine \j^/^^^^^ :
ivjf3ii WOm. ■'■"' :; v Yl«t/U Victoria lawn, elaborately trimmed Vs"v^i^^?3 2- ♦
3|£S -rr^lW^^^^ ti-» Vi A w^^ Dc lace. Dutch neck, short sleeves. See )^^^^^^> /o^/^lPl\ I
i^S^ Of SUCh excellent ma- *« for Infants' 65c Kimono- Daisy f llHlf i||| 5
SlSit^S terials— tweeds, home- flannel, collar, front and sleeves edged s*^ j~ llf|i-lI|M *
ffl fc T:t| fl spuns and serges,' in all r with or ink scallop. „ '^^ni^^^wn^^^ ♦'
' il^M S Sal °^ c Stylish grays, in * €*l 7^l for 5 Reefer Coats—Scotch cheviot Lr-\ \ C*Uiilii [j[ M;:
i^S^W tan, Olive, navy blue :?—:;•? in ]'ro^ mi^ Q > silk;velvet collar; J«gL i^SSk :
||?^tf^^»j. au\ j . "0 especially well made. Style as pictured. JKv^lS #pi 9 t
iiSlrH-^ —^ DlaCiC Cl OC for $2 Normandy Bonnets—Tuscany - ::
&ffiiTi-~'£m And the wor*<man- yi.LO straw, pink, blue and cream ribbon
IfflSfillSlr^fj ' ship is Of SUCh high trimmings. One style pictured. ' fl^^^m^\ "'
I K^^B ■ C'aSS that the best ou 7^f for Infants> $1<25 Lingerie Bonnets— W^^m^^^Mm :
i I Ft^ff^^p'/ COUld ever do in San Many styles, including fancy Dutch ef- f^"^! Iffl \feSlnii® *
i P^s3li Francisco, would be to fects. "Ribbon, lace or embroidery trims. . JsHf B^^® :
/ffefi fw-y-iw-te. 25c rsKssxs^^^flMiS&i
11 ffiS^ PT c Un $2500 wearing garments at a very low price.: :
f mm*, Just an even hun- • Bloomer Dresses ?'-25 tm W :
h v t.minin dred in this lQt, start- Diuumcr urttMts yy y t t
i ro|:i^H-f^|//iilf intr MnnHau ot The most practical garment ever devised for a of] pf ri ♦
1 ' jh^3S^^' mor|aay at child> Bloomers entirely detachable. Easy to LI Mx 1/ \! ♦ll
■■"]f.- •'* :<;'^^^, ' a put on. Easy to launder. Dutch neck and short ..^^r7^ •-•'•'- ki J^L ♦ '
Ur $15 00 EdCH sleeve styles of pretty ginghams and percales.. ■■"■■■+
\ jy *- • .."-/ Sizes 2to 8 years. One pictured. . . ♦
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Ladies' Wash Dresses Small Wares at Small Prices Misses' Middy Blouses j
For Street and Country Wear „,,-, „, „,;•: .-,,;, '-^ v ivrONDAy^eoff,/aii,si; Aft - !
M bray, cadet blue, tan, $<)>95 M^^^^to^^^afLS^ f* splendidly designed and made Og^ ]:
XTA bray, cadet blue, tan, < * _ „. . , v . . splendidly designed and-made A^V^
pink and lavender, Dutch CB. i^^J^^±^ 2 Wl.te Galatea Blouse JJ*I
neck short sleeves, skirts, with panel 35. -.Steel Scissor,, all W.:..■.-...•..25*; 10c Hair. Nets! SX^ each::::': ti 7 braid trimmed navy collar and laced j
tront and back—the neck and front but- Children's Pin-on Hose Supporters. .10^ We Cabinet of Hair Pins for '' ; :s<>"; frOnt? at only 98*^ each. These are par- I
n"h we embroidered—all sizes, 34 to 10c'Pearl Buttons, the d0zen.......... s<^ Sc Easting Cofton. spool..!'.!'.'.'.!'.!'. 2< Ocularly smart garments for both city 1
44. Would be cheap for $4.00. / ::: 5c Package Common Pins, Monday.. 3* Clothes Brushes, each ...:....:...25<i and country wear. ... .'■'::
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