The San Francisco call. [volume], December 05, 1913, Page 16, Image 16

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IDEAL BLISS;
NEW RECIPE
BY BRIDE
IT\ ECIPE for domestic bliss: Take
J- \ equal parts household duties,
laxy school studies, interest in hus
band's business and social duties. Mix
thoroughly every day.
It" Mrs. EL 1., lianan. a bride of leas
than a year and a prominent society
uomin of Oakland, has not already
written thfl* receipt into ker ledger of
life, it ia because abe ban been too
busy working out tbe detuils and
putting it to a daily test.
Tlie result baa been more than a
flattering surer**. The modern spec
ler of conjugal discord, v»hlcli so
i>ffen is but the forerunner of divorce,
tioea pot stalk through the Hagan
household. Here is the reason.
'"Jn order to become her husband's
.••law partner Mrs. Hagan, who was a
• bside last January, has registered as
• a law student at the University of
• California, Every morning, after put
ting the home in Fourth avenue ter-
in apple pie order and leaving ex
plicit orders that will insure the har
monious running of the household, the
young bride hurries off to her class at
Boalt hall to spend the rest of the
mprning in study. 'Within two years
she will take her degree as doctor of
laws and will then be taken in as a
lul! fledged partner of her husband.
Until then the vacancy in his office
will remain unfilled. Already Mrs.
Hagan has considerable knowledge of
the routine work of her husband's of
fice.
ERUDITE AXD DOMESTIC
But the study of law, engrossing as
It becomes to one who is interested
in a lawyer, does not take the place
of home in Mrs. Hagan's eyes. She
finds that she can study law and
manage a home, too, and not manage
it over the telephone, either. This
she intends to do, even When she is
spending hour after hour "digging"
in well worn and ponderous books for
convincing reasons to win a case for
* one of her husband's clients.
However, the work conies easy to
Mrs. Hagan. Before her marriage she
was Miss Geneva Mower, and was
graduated with high honor from the
University of California in 1»06. The
* following .year she took her master's
\\ I\S HIGH HONORS
During her college days Mrs. Hagan
took a prominent part in student ac
tivitiea And in her junior year was
> lr. ted to Phi Beta Kappa Scholar
ship society. Her work in the classics
was of'kn especially high order.
It was while they were students
and classmates that the romance
which culminated in their marriage
in January was begun. Miss Mower
was one of the coeds who had to stand
tip and acknowledge her engagement
«t the last banquet held by tlie senior
* women of 1906. But she wanted her
master's degree more than she wanted
a marriage license, and she took her
choice. •
Announcing the Greatest Sale
of Strictly
High Grade Furs
in San Francisco's History
j\ a T|/\\T alown t0 ever y ad y i n this city who discriminates in high class tailoring.
If A 111 ill k e £ s to announce to his many customers and to the general public—that,
owing to a constantly increasing business in my ladies' tailoring business
each season, I find it impossible to devote the necessary time and attention to my store
of high grade furs, and am compelled to close out the entire stock of furs at wholesale
cost and less.
SALE NOW ON
The following few prices give just a hint of what's doing:
$7.^^
FIXTURES FOR SALE
P BARON
V opp GEARY ST *
SHE HAS NEW CURE
FOR MARITAL WOES
Ordinance to Dull
Dazzling Headlights
At the suggestion of Lieutenant
Matheson of tlie traffic squad the su
pervisors' street committee lias de
cided to recommend an ordinance pro
hibiting glaring and dazzling head
lights on automobiles, the contention
being that blinding searchlights cause
many accidents.
THE SAN FRANCISCO CACT, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1913
Mrs.
H. L. Hagan,
Oakland
society
woman, who
is taking
law course in
University
of
California
while
she manages
her
husband's
household
Schooner Turns Back
After Losing Cargo
The steam schooner Carlos, reported
in distress on Tatoosli last night with
her deckload gone and one member of
the crew narrowly escaping death by
being washed overboard. Is returning
to Puget sound, according to advices
received at the Merchants' Exchange
this afternoon. The Carlor was
bound from Seattle to this port.
BLUME'S LAWYER
ASSAILS GIRL'S
VERACITY
Asks Court to Dismiss Charge
Against Contractor Named
by Seawell's Model
A general attack on the sufficiency
of the testimony given by 17 year old
Olga Anderson against Contractor
Charles A. Blume was heard today be
fore Judge Murasky by Attorney Ar
thur Crane in support of his motion
to have the Judge dismiss the entire
petition. Judge Murasky took the ar
gument under submission and said he
would announce his decision next Fri
day morning.
O "The ator yig so preposterous."
said Crane, "that It falls within the
province of the court to take sum
mary action toward dismissal. It
will be argued that the more impossi
ble a story is tlie less likely It is to
be a 'farmeup,' but we have here a
clever prosecuting witness, who can
cover a change of dates, who can
state that the action charged hap
pened October 25, and then say it oc
curred at a later date."
The preliminary hearing of Harry
W. Seawell, clubman, artist and son
of Superior Judge Seawell, was begun
at 2 o'clock this afternoon be
fore Police Judge Shortall. He is ac
cused of attacking Miss Anderson in
his studio ln California street last
month.
Strike by Dockmen
Was Due to Mistake
When the liner oMana, from the an
tipodes, arrived in port this morning
several hundred stdvedores at the
dock gate declared they would not
unload the vessel, as it had been load
ed by nonunion men 1 nNew Zealand.
Policemen were stationed along the
dock as a precaution against violence.
The men returned to work several
hours later. The stevedores said that
they were under a misapprehension
regarding the steamer.
Want to Meet You at Pragers"
| s|f ~-SANTA CLAUS
jjlf lB "~ ' "^^^^iLrV>I RELIABLE \* MARKET G> JONES STS. \| , i " IB" I
fejj* TCfT you want to * eel tne influence of the true holiday spirit, come to see me at €J wB
flntil 19 nT'lfioV \^iP ra S ers - It is a wonderful holiday store. No matter which way you turn you jSF
e|s Uil&il iv U VtllLii ££ w iH find displays of practical gift merchandise. I note a wonderful tendency to-
KB SEP jfw _ gpn |S| ward the practical this year. lam advising the discarding of worthless nick I^JfeglySHjp,^^T-^^MEB
fKlApiB nacks and am making "practical" the keynote. At Pragers you will find extra & —*
salespeople in every department, an extra force of wrappers and an adequate de- J^^ttfgm^yjsgfw
Xmas Handkerchiefs Ready l| (/ \
—The World's Best Packed in Handsome Gift Boxes f/ f W V.N!v
r V on ' y do we °^ er a greater quantity than ever before—we are always progressing Ac* aj / \. C^Jt^Yf^
g X —hut at the same time we are offering superior values. Practically every handker- m JP y\\ \ 'V^
1 chief imported direct from the greatest European centers. The assortment Is equally \fc \v^S^^
ff good for women and children. &£s4f£
250 Box — 3 or 4 dainty Shamrock $1.00 Box—4 very elegant Handker- r \
Lawn Handkerchiefs with • one corner chiefs packed In a beautiful holiday f f _1 A_s J ■0244 Wife ~— y — (P> A f£k
embroidered. You cannot find better al box, red with embossed flowers on the \>olC|Olv UOXvS 3lf
48c Box — 6 dalntT Lawn Handker- $1.50 Box—6 fine hand embroidered The assortment includes a 7 oz. bottle toilet water, a 3
Wlth ° ne cor n er embroidered. Lawn Handkerchiefs. Another quality. oz. bottle sachet powder, a 2 oz. bottle perfume, 1 cake toilet
m~ssSjfftwjl i The b °,, 18 V 7 y attractive ; $i..-,0, $1.75 and $2.00 Box—6 high .snap, and 1 can talcum powder—the same odor in all ar-
Y^J^ V JX%£ Ud "- The box is very neat-averv popular gi f, idea.
SC T : Pst**X embroidered. This is one of our leaders. Military Brushes $1.50 — Glass Powder Jars 25c—
BiKßi,;! VlrW "sR $1-00 Box —6 very fine initialed Linen Children's Handkerchiefs 15c and 25c Splendid brushes packed in a Neat design, finished with
fire A) Handkerchief3 —a very exceptional bar- Box—lnitialed, plain and nursery hand- nea t D ox. gilded cover.
'* M gain. kerchiefs, 3in a box. _
A ______ hour Piece Manicure Outfit 75c
ojr 1 IT _1* J 1- Splendid Parisian Ivory set which includes nail file, scis
gsg|g Beautiful Holiday Ribbons . 1
With all silk fabrics advancing in price you should appreciate these saving opportunities. It took very I Aflfl Wfllfp f fHflhc 1/111 fir Ift I/PC
careful and shrewd buying to assemble this stock and protect you against the advance ln price. *JV*iy WWAIIIV UUlllllJnill UlviVJ
15c Yard—A splendid lot of sian ribbon—every yard worth yard bolts—just what you need \(y Button OA
4tt inch Taffeta ribbon in white. 50c. tor tying packages and for fancy /*S « „i j| I rIH
pink, light blue, etc. Compare Baby Bibtaon 10* Bolt—Three work. yJtw*>U Length .. . .V■■■ • VJt/
these ribbons with other 15c lines. bolts 250. Satin Baby Ribbon in 10c Yard—4% and 5 inch pure r- ■ • i • 1
20c Yard—and 6Mi inch red, white, green, lavender, light silk Dresdens, Moires and check ( }/Q\ s P ecial m l° n ?
pure silk Dresden, Taffeta," Moire, blue and pink. ribbons—an elegant assortment. T >2**4zW« J white gloves. Every pair
check, stripe, Bulgarian and Per- Holiday Ribbon 8 l-3c Bolt— 5 Note the widths. If 1/ / made from selected skins,
"™"™"~—— —— iIrJS c? enu i ne Lambskin. We have
IIMIH Praocrs Cfomnn I?D1?I7 <r^t /M d hT pl T size assortment —
cash siainps rKKK mmUl^sr.vk
JSk With. Any Woman's Suit Sold Saturday
\) ' assortment in gray, biscuit, white
C Tnis °^ er nolds S ood no matter what price you pay. If you are not a col- and black 
,<WyS7V\ lector of Pragers Cash Stamps, this is a good time to begin. n d»l AA
i m nr Our Special $1.00 Gloves
/TsLl& W**?**) I 11 ll ■ O tfjf imk We are glad to announce the arrival of a big supply ordered es
| m Jr J/ V I #■ •■V pecially for holiday trade. The assortment includes overseam sewn
\mf M/ J/ twy% W% 9 f|* rt J I gloveß in tan, brown, mode, gray, navy, white and black, plenty of
Tnn IIJIV Q KIU rP2sllll*P ■ H every size. The Pique gloves are shown in tan, brown and white,
jjri lllv JLrflj i 3 1/1 *| ivfllUl V JL JL the latter being finished with three rows of black embroidery on the
5 9 back. Best possible at the price—$1.00 pair.
I When we say they are positively r _
S\ fact rather than exaggerating. .Every Positive $2.95 and $3.95 Plush Hat Shapes!
H\J arc all reinforced, the coats innerlined ACP SSIC StcH'tS SfeV-^
* If —this means that the bust will retain zZJ&t/ 51111 Pflsl V JbSwSßS^^.
J that tailored look indefinitely. The JdlUl l^QH^
HI \A linings are guaranteed Satin. y Nothing but high grade I'lush shapes included in /^MH
| | new^ cutaway ideas with draped skirts high flaring •Cj^S^jJjp
-1J I The materials are strictly all-wool full assortment of colors. You will positively get "t^^^V
and we offer a wide range of colors to r*K%ftw\*S 8 that formerly sold at 2 - 95 and #3.95
Two Nonunion Men Are
Shot at Indianapolis
INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. s.—Two non
union wagon drivers were shot dur
ing a riot in which over 100 men and
boys took part today. The West Side
police finally scattered the crowd and
arrested four men, all of them mem
bers of the teamsters' and chauffeurs'
union.
Man hit by cars sent
to asylum for insane
Pedro Bassuino, who was struck
by a train four months ago, was com
mitted to the Agnew insane asylum
By Judge Wells in Oakland this morn
ing. Testimony showed portions of
the man's brain had been removed in
the operation that followed the acci
dent. He Is said to have threatened
to do bodily injury to his wife.
"lUMEETTOU
ST GHERRYS"
—said Ned
"Xed, I don't see for the life of
me how you can afford to wear the
clothes you do," said Russel. "A
fellow earning your salary can dress
fairly well, but your clothes seem to
last long and still retain that neat
and natty appearance that men like,
so I suppose you are paying out big
money."
"Well," answered Ned, "that
certainly is a compliment for
CHERRYS. Let me tell you, Ross,
it's the greatest store in town. They
treat you right, and show a line of
suits autl overcoats at such prices
that you are tempted to buy two or
three at a time. And, speaking of
time, their Credit Plan is the greatest
boon to a young man you ever saw.
Ji'st pay a small deposit and the re
mainder of the money in weekly or
Biontn ii -;illments. I'll meet you
at ( JERkYS this afternoon and
show you around, because I'm sure
you will buy.
CHERRYS have two stores in
San Francisco—at 1009 Market street
and 2400 Mission street. CHERRYS
Oakland stores are at 528 13th street
for men and 515 13th street for
women. In Los Angeles the store is
at 636 South Broadway.—Advertise
ment.
Eastern Stars
Install Officers
The installation hail in the Masonic
temple at Van Ness avenue and Oak
street was brilliant in lights and floral
decoration? last evening on the occa
sion of the public installation of the
officers of Harmony chapter No. 124
of the Order of the Eastern Star. The
installing officers were: Marie Moul
throp, retiring matron; assisted by
if 5 Saturday Bargains^
I Rare Values That Will Bring Eager Buyers Hurrying P«
to the Upstairs Specialty Shop Tomorrow t§|
Women who know real values when they see them will Ly
not stop to think twice about attending this sale event. I
r*Jf9fc They'll be here early. |p*;
25 Winter Suits £C I
Tomorrow Bargain Sale Price Each. .*r m
The ''Upstairs Store" has never in all its his
yV' 3^* tory offered greater values. We positively will inn H
ll" <C : V ~\ se " more taan 2$ suits at this almost unheard of low MM j
i» n ifl P r ' ce * so you must De here early if you want one. Kg
fJLm\ 25 'CoaU I 25 Coats ii
'^7'(L r £'« Tomorrow's Bargain S*le Price Tomorrow's Bargain Sale Price HJ
fplM $5.95 each $7.50 each |
'\m~ I ''Wwl ni B 'f r, W fi rm r f °Tn < Smart three-quarter ■
W"J Mi ? Cloth , C , oats ' f " !1 / length Coats-the self- gl
# 1.-M'ffi £ksk m i $ ' n•l !' same styles are marked H
"I3i-/m¥^ ? f-? 5 * JuSt ff th ! nk two and three times Eg
J/)*m a n rafe x ? ffenng ;: these prices in several E|
» Jiff f'M V S lS ;.i° more:: stores P
[l M 3 n%hel a are h gon P e nCe »«ht now. |
I ft if 25 SERGE DRESSES 25 DRESS SKIRTS B
ijj, i I Mt t Tomorrow's Bargain Sale Price I Tomorrow s Bargain Sale Price 1$
't M $ 3 - 45 each $2 - 25 each I
ll uW> Materials' alone are I Solid colors, stripes tl
R' If worth more. Blue, > and mixtures. Easily tfj
*H I iff black and brown. To- > worth several times the B£j
Sfl Tf morrow, $3.45. > sale price. *; J
c 4 V STORE OPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS ■
Elsie Iversen Jensen as marshal and
Belle Love as chaplain. The officers
inducted Into office are:
Worthy matron, Sarah Ellen Kern: worthy
patron. William Lambert Potts; associate ma
tron, Mathilde Margaret Herndon; secretary.
Anna Ruth Cornelil; treasurer, Etta Gertrude
Dixon; conductress. Xetto Lawrence Mcintosh;
associate conductress, Grace Richardson But
terfleld: chaplain. Willie Janet Watenpangh;
marshal. Emma Charlotte Lewis: organist. Tel
lula Kvans Burrill; proxy, Xella Hart. P. M.:
warder. Mary Henrietta Wassman: sentinel,
(irace Falrchild Phillips; Adah. Hazel Virginia
Mo-.ilthrop; Both. Grace Tyler Benson; Esther,
Marguerite Seabnry Bmner: Martha, Grace
Gtmminl Potts; Electa, Helen Therese Haas.
The «
KNIT n SHOP
Health Talks
On Underwear
Row to Prevent Coids by
Wearing the Right Kind
of Underwear
Woods Hutchinson, M. D., one- of
the foremost authorities in >he
world on hygienic subjects, says:
•♦The ftrovellnK worship rrf
flannels an the word of powar
in problems of clothing h» *■»
absurd ns anything that tme
slaves of fashion have •been
Kullty of."
G. & M. IRISH LINEN
is a fabric that prevents colds by
equalizing the temperature of the
body in all climates. It is both
recommended and worn by physi
cians. Per suit,
$5.00 $6.00 $6.50 l
Three Suits Guaranteed to Wear
Two Years.
Give useful and serviceable
Knit Gifts for Christmas.
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