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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-07-19
new YORK'S
BOY EDITOR.
4 Juvenile Marvel Of Acute Editorial
Judgment
Wonderful Career of the Founder of the Sunny
Hour-Iron Rings and Pure Water.
Joaquin Miller Fame.
new YORK'S
BOY EDITOR.
Special 10 THE SUNDAY CALI.

NV YORK, July Is, 1891.-Tello d'Apery,
New York's most famous boy editor, is
reaping the bitter fruit of success and has
been ordered out of the city by his doctor.
This lad, now about IA years old, is a
little marvel of acute editorial Judgment
1t seems TO have been born in him. Very
early in his editorial career he would DO
playing with his marbles or his pet cat
when he would say: Il have an IDEA. l
will write to Prince so and so and get an
article for the Sunny Hour" His ideas
always have worked. He has published in
his little monthly articles from more Kings
and Queens and Princes and war-worn
Generals than any three magazines of
grown-up dimensions. Carmen Sylvia sent
him two poems. Osman Pasha, the de-
fender of Pleyna. sent him an article
for which a magazine editor would have
given a front tooth. Prince Roland Bona
parte has just sent him the manuscript OF
an unpublished book on science with full
liberty to use extracts. The Princess of
Wales sent him story. A man publisher
hearing Of this concluded That he could 40
us much and sent a blank check for another.
The check was, of course, returned.
Social leaders in New York took the boy
up and made pet of him. Their children
wrote for him and he WAS in demand at re-
captions and fairs, where he was model
of bOyiSh department. But all this was
hard on a growing boys vitality. Tello
will be kept at school this winter In the
country out OF reach of city excitements
Three days in each month he will have
leave of absence TO come down and get his
paper ready for the press. Next year he
will go abroad, and whether he goes to
Paris, Spain, Greece, Turkey, Africa, South
America or China, he will be able to hob
mob with subscribers and contributors OF
the most imposing and dignifed character.
The sanctum of this young editor IS
museum. There are shelves filled with curl
Osities, and rows upon rows OF photographs.
Most of the distinguished contributors, and
some like Queen Victoria who have not
contributed, have sent him portraits, so that
the wa II is ike gallery of notables. Prince
Roland Bonaparte is splendid looking
young man with a slight mustache. GaraDed
Keshiskian, the publisher OF the Constan-
tnople Illustration, is a handsome, middle
aged Turk with feZ and full brown beard.
Osman Pasha's military coat IS covered Win
military decorations. Prince MaYrOcondato
looks out from another photograph lheFe
Is another of General Sherman ana !etleI,
almost the last he ever wrote, and other let
ters and newspapers in every language. MI:
Keshlskian's Turkish paper has picture Oh
1ello on Its last page, which Is the hrst as
We would reckon, while the title page is on
tne back. The types looks not unlike the
OnIhese hre-cracker characters.
Every number Of this young editors
magazine has paid from the first. There
are lew editors who could say as much.
Inc money goes into barefoot fund" to
buy shoes Tor poor boys.
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MEXICO'S INDEPENDENCE.
Her Citizens WIN Celebrate It's Eighty
first Anniversary.

CItfLbHs
first Anniversary.
Alexander K. Coney, Consul-General Of
Mexico in this city, called meeting of the
Mexican citizens on Friday evening at
Apollo Hall, $40 Pacific street, for the pull
pose of apo hitting a general committee to
take charge of the eighty-frst anniversary
of the independence of Mexico. to be held in
this city on September 10Th.
Following is the committee appointed:
Consul A. K. Coney, President; J. c. Con-
treras. Vice Presidents; Jose v. Dosal,
Treasurer; j. :. Pho, Secretary; Captain
A. de la Tore, A. BenabIder. Jesus L. Gar.
ella, Hilario Navarro, E. Vein, K Guzman.
G. G. Uzeta, A. Teieda, r. VasQuez, ALI
Treadwell, f. G. Rodriguez, A. Moreios, s..
Turner
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"Old Hutch," as the eccentric grain spec
ulator Of Chicago is Familiarity known, is no
ignoramus. but a man Of rather keen lite
rary as well as business judgment. He adj
mires Emerson and can quote him by the
hour, but thinks Hawthorne the greatest
American author Mr.. Hutchinson be-
lieyes Talmage to be Beechei's successor as
the greatest American preacher, and can
talk about the future as well as futures"
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A year go Ward McAllster's name was
in eyerybody's mouth. He was the topic
of the hour. The other day New York
journalist, editor-in-chief of great paper.
turned to his assistant and said, Whats
that society chaps name-the man who
wrote the books"
"McAllister," ventured the assistant,
after moments hesitation.
Eyes, that's the man." said the editor.
"Do you know how he spells it,"
Such is fame. OWEN LANGDoN.
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namien CounciI. Y. NJ. /.

The following officers of Damien Council,
No. 80. Y. M. l., have been installed: Pres
ident, George w. Paterson; First Vice,Pres-
dent Charles Il. Fem Second Vice-Iresi-
George W. Yost; Financial Secretary, John
ID. Hynes; Corresponding Secretary, +. j..
LAWYER; Treasurer, Samuel McFadden;
Marshal, J. Smith; physician. DR.. W. Chal-
mers; Executive C0nmittee-D. OCOnnell,
J. j., Gildea, f. j. Kane, j. 7. O'Gorman,
NJ. w. Bray.
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GENTS FURNISHINGS!

At lOc.
GENTS SUMMER SILK, PIQUE AND
LAWN FANCY-FIGURED FOUR-IN-
HAND AND TECK SCARFS, satin
lined. former price 25c, marked down to
10c each.
At SOC.
GENTS FANCY TRIMMED NIGHT
ROBES. elegantly trimmed with
Cash's' fast color embroidery, former
price Soc, marked down to 50c each.
At 1880.
GENTS FULL FINISHED FANCY
STRIPED / NJ ORTED COTTON
SOCKS, with double soles, former price
Csc, marked down to 1890 pair.
At Csc.
GENTS FULL-FINISHED BLACK COT
TON SOCKS, the "Onyx" brand, war
ranted absolutely fast color, former
price 81 dozen, marked down to &c a
At 35c.
GENTS TENNIS FLANNEL OUT ING
SHIRTS, largely assorted patti. rms. SUI
perior workmanship, former price 75c,
marked down to 35c each.
At 75c.
GENTS UNDYED SANITARY NAT
URAL WOOL UNDERSHIRTS AND
DRAWERS, former price 81 %, marked
down to 75c each.
At S1.QO.
GENTS FULL FINISHED TWELVE
THREAD BALBRIGGAN UNDER
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS (some with
manufacturers imperfections), former
price 81. marked down to 81 each.
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Sam Romles, RenlY.

Sam Bowles II, King Of the Springfield
Republican, has a rather dry humOr. Not
long ago townsman came into his Office to
complain about reporter who had published
a legitimate item about his business.
Haven't l any Tedress" lie bawled in a
passion finally.
"Why, Of course" said Mr. Bowles
"We1l what them"
"Sue the paper or lick the reporter" said
he editor, turning away 10 his desk.
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wrinkled muslin sleeves and brown mus

wrinkled muslin sleeves and brown mus
lin hat trimmed with larch twigs, brown
velvet and yellow feathers.
1t makes one feel as if midsummer were
really approaching to see what an amount
there is of maize yellow. 1t faunts every
where in flowers and in ribbons. l noted
it, even in the excitement of finish. upon
large lot of horsehair lace The hat was
white. but its ribbons were of corn yellow
and very wide; they we're edged with gold
embroidery.
noted it again in dress of soft maize
c0lored muslin, made up over a foundation
Of silk of the same tone. The muslin had
pale yellow and deep crimson nasturtums
printed upon 1t, their flaming hues toned
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LACE CURTAINS :!

At $500 a Pair.
FINE GRADE NOTTINGHAM LACE
BAY-WINDOW CURTAINS, 4 yards
long, ~ inches wide, marked from 81 90
and 81 75
At $500 Pair.
200 pairs IRISH POINT CURTAINS. re-
Nuisance effects, new designs, marked
down from So and So So
At Sf.oo Pair.
NEAT NOTTINGHAM LACE CUR
TAINS, edges tapped, double border.
marked down from 81 %.
At Sc. so Pair.
80 pairs FINE RENAISSANCE CUR
TAINS, fully 4 yards long, marked
down from SO.
At S6.75 a Pair.
100 pairs RICH CHENILLE PORTIERES,
heavy fringe ON top and bottom, hand
some dadoeS, marked down from SIS 70.
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CIarke,s Latest "WrinkIe.n

Attorney Alfred Clarke has declared war
against eX-Supervisor Behrend Joost and
four others, whom he claims are violating
restraining order made by Judge Wallace,
by diyerging certain waters " on his
property. He swore out warrants yester-
day for the arrest of the alleged offenders on
a charge of miSdemeanor.
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''Steam Yachts and Launches: Their Ma
chinery and Management" by G. p. Kun
hardt. The work has been extended by the
addition of several important chapters and
many new plates, to keep pace with the
growth of steam yachting.
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This afternoon at o'clock Rev. j. B.
Rutter of Oakland will deliver an appro-
pirate address to Young men at the Assocta-
ton Hall, 232 Suffer street. His subject
will be 1.-THE Dawning OF the Day. or A
free and the service is for young men only.
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Iron Rings and Anna p,ro.

/ have discovered absolutely the latest
business now transacted in the United
States. 1t is the manufacture Of a mag
netc iron ring" which when worn on the
finger cures or wards off rheumatism. OF
course the manufacturer is Boston man.
but 1t is rather Curious that Bostonians are
buying the rings in numbers at 50 each,
yielding profit Of G6000 per cent. | saw
one OF these things On the finger OF man
and he told moving tale Of being COM
PEELED TO wear 1t by q maiden aunt who
"had him In her will" 1t was tile first
had cen In New York, but they are COM
mon enough in Boston.
But can an iron ring cure rheumatismp
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LACE DEPARTMENT!

At Csc Each.
LADIES' SHEER LINEN LAWN HAND-EM-
BRoIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS, in white
and coored. regular values SOC. soc, 75c and
S5c, marked down to 25c each.
At 35c per Yard.
WHITE SWISS EMBROIDERED FLOUNCING.
~ Inches wide, hemstitched. reg ular price 75c
marked down to y5c per yard.
At zoe per Yard.
BLACK EMBROIDERED LAWN HEMSTITCHED
FLoUNCING, Do inches WIDE the latest for
summer dresses, embroidered with black and
white, Az yards in piece, regular value 81 so,
marked down to roc per yard.
At SI.5o per Yard.
BLACK EMBROIDERED FRENCH LAWN, HEM
STITCHED, As inches wide. Az yards In
piece, marked down from So to 81 SO per
yard.
At 75c per Yard.
BLACK SILK DRAPERY NET, as inches wide,
regular price 81 rs and 81 so. marked down to
Toe per yard.
At 100 per Yard.
BLACK CHANTILLY LACE DRAPERY NET all
silk, 45 inches wide. regular price 81, marked
down to 81 yard.
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times in what is fashionable, while the
literary portion is bright and interesting.


literary portion is bright and interesting.
''GirIs on Horseback" is the title of an i'm
portant series of papers to be begun in the
next number of "Harper's Bazaar" Having
to do with the practical art of horseback
riding, even from its beginning by very
young girls, the series will commend itself
to the attention not only of young ladies and
misses, but of their mothers
TIE August number of 'The North Amer
lean Review" will contain a very remark
able article by Mr.. Dana. the editor of the
enees of spy who was employed by the
War Department during his tenure Of office
as Assistant Secretary of War.
The first installment of three-part story
called Dick of Diamond Rock" by j. Mac
donald Oxley, appears in 'Harper's Young
People" for July 14th. 1t is the story of an
English sailor-boy, a ''midshipmite'' in the
days of "Boney" and Lord Nelson, and il is
full of spirited adventure.
"Trlfets Monthly Galaxy of Music"
published in Boston for July, is irst-elass
collection of vocal and instrumental music
gotten up in most acceptable form. The
vocal portion includes such popular songs as
"Old Madrid and Loves Old Sweet
Song"
The issue of the 10th of July of "The Pho
tographic Times" is called the Convention
number" 1t is double number, and it has
for froDtispiece a magnificent portrait Of
George +. Hastings, President of the Pho
tographers' Association of America.
Another class journal has made its ap-
pearance. 1t is neat siXteen-page weekly
called "The American Fireman." published
in Boston by II. II. Easterbrook, and de-
voted to the interests of the veteran and as-
tive iiremen of the United States.
1.-THE English Illustrated Magazine" for
July contains number of very interesting
sketches including "a July Day at Dart
moor" and "a Thousand Games at Monte
Carlo" The pages of the magazine are
embellished with many very fine engrayings.
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SPECIAL.

BLACK AND CREAM CBANTILLY LACE DEMI-
FLoUNCING 9. IL. Is, 10 and % inches wide
all silk, marked down to soc. soc, 75c, 81 and
81 % per yard.
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CORSETS! CORSETS!
At Sl,0O,

We will offer four distinct lines of Cor
sets, celebrated for their style, length of
waist and durability. Following are their
names and colors:
DIR. WARMERS CORALINE GYPSY, in
black; DR. STRONG'S TRICORA, ex-
R & g., in black; THOMPSON'S
WORLD rem OWNED, long wasted,
for slender ladies, in slate. all marked
down from 81 90 each.
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LADIES' CAPES.
At sI.25.

LADIES' CAPES, made from fine broadcloth,
Jokes embroidered with silk and tinse!, all the
newest shades, navy blue, brown, gray, light
and dark tan ana black, former price S4, marked
down TO 81 25 each.
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EXTRA SPECIAL.

SMALL LOTS FINE SWISS TAMB OUR
CURTAINS. slightly soiled, to be closed
out at less than half their former prices
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watermelons From Lodi.

Barns & Partridge have received from l..
o. Gillespie of Lodi. the first watermelous
of the season from that district. With the
advent Of supplies from the great fields of
Lodi, prices of vatermelons are sensibly
cheapened. These, however, brought the
high price Of S4 per dozen.
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About It's carloads of wheat are arrivlna
In Port Costa every day. OF these 125 come
from the San Joaquin Valley and 80 from
the Sacramento Valley. The bulk OF the
wheat is unloaded direct from the cars into
ships,
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RIBBONS! RIBBONS !

RIBBONS! RIBBONS +!
At SC.
SATIN AND eros GRAIN RIBBON,
No. u, Piquot edge. in all colors, regu-
lar value 15c, will be offered at &c a yard.
at Gao.
FANCY NECK RIBBON, entirely new.
elegantly assorted colors, value 15c, will
be offered at 81 yard.
At I0c.
POINTED NECK RIBBON, lace effects, in
all fancy eolors, value 25c. will be of
fered at 10c a yard.
FANCY STRIPED RIBBONS, in all COL
ors, regular value 35c. will be offered at
15c a yard.
at zoe.
FANCY STRIPED AND POWERED
RIBBONS, in all new styles, regular
value soc. will be offered at zoe yard.
At csc.
POLKA-DOT RIBBONS, in all colors and
latest effects, value CSC, will be offered
at 25c yard.
At 20c.
FANCY SILK CREPE RIBBON, satin
edge, full line OF colorings, entirely new,
regular value Coo, will be offered at zoe
yard.
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LADIES' AND CHILDRENS
Hosiery and Underwear.

At CSC per Pair.
SEQ dozen of LADIES HOSE, comprising
English, French and German manufac-
ture, in twenty different styles and
grades of fast blacks, combinations.
tans, modes, seal and navy, marked
down from SOC. Zoe, Csc and 75c, to the
uniform price of 25c per pair.
AT I5c per Pair.
100 dozen BOYS FAST BLACK HOSE,
extra heavy, double heels and toes.
tipped with white, sizes Sk, 8, 912 and
TO- marked down from 335c.
At csc.
100 dozen CHILDREN'S GEN UINE
FRENCH HOSE, fast black, assorted
weights and ribs, marked down from
35c, 40c, 45c, Doc and Coo, according
to sizes, to the uniform price of 25c for
all sizes.
At Csc.
40 dozen LADIES FINE LlSLE-THREAD
VESTS, Jersey fitting, all sizes. neatly
braided neck and arms, in ecru only,
marked down from 50c.
at SOC.
80 dozen LADIES' WEIGHT
SWISS WUOI-RIBBED VESTS, all
sizes, high neck, long sleeves, in white
and natural, marked down from 81.
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LADIES' WRAPS.

At $3.50.
LADIES WRAPS, made from plain cloaking, long
square fronts, high standing collar, raised
shoulders, garment prettily embroidered with
braid, trimmed with corded drop fringe. worth
s22 So marked down to $l2 so each
At $3.50.
LADIES' WRAPS. made from plain and armure
cloakng, long square fronts, high standing col
lar, raised shoulders, lined throughout with
satin, richly braided, worth $50. marked down
to S17 so each.
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ANNUAL REDUCTION SALE CONTINUES THIS WEEK e.
HOUSE FURNISHINGS!

At s2.75 Each.
4 cases FINE GRADE ENGLISH MAR
SEILLES BED-SPREADS. extra size.
marked down from So 80.
At 90 Each.
200 FULL SIZE CROCHET SPREADS,
fine Marseilles patterns, marked down
from 81 IS.
At $3.50 a Pair.
2 cases FINE LANES WOOL BLAN-
KETS, full size, marked down from 81.
At 65 Cents Yard.
FINE BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK,
Irish manufacture, heavy Satin Damask,
marked down from S5c.
At as Cents a Yard.
HEAVY CREAM TABLE DAMASK. go
inches wide, five patterns, marked down
from Coo.
At rs Cents Each.
EXTRA GRADE HUCK TOWELS, large
sizes. neat borders, marked down from
So 70 dozen.
At SI.25 Dozen.
DAMASK NAPKINS, fully bleached Irish
linen, q size. marked down from 81 70.
At LOO a Dozen.
LARGE SIZE HUCK TOWELS. double
warp. marked down from ST. 30.
At ga Cents a Yard.
80 pieces TWILLED TOWELING CRASH,
marked down from 10c
At 1924 Cents Each.
125 dozen HEAVY ECRU TURKISH
BATH TOWELS, large size. marked
down from 20c.
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CLOAK DEPARTMENT!
LADIES' NEW NlRKETS.

At $500.
LADIES' NEwMARKETS, made from plain, fancy
striped and mixed materials, trimmed with
silk or fancy braids, fancy plain sleeves, light
and dark shades, former price SIS, marked
down to So each
At $3.50.
LADIES' NEwMARKErs, made from fine i'm
ported cloakings, striped or fancy mixed,
double breasted, high shoulders, English capes,
with Medci collar. trimmed with fancy bone
buttons to match materials, these all the
newest styles for this season, worth SIS, marked
down TO 81 so each.
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At ga Cents a Yard.
10000 yards ENGLISH FLANNELETTE,
genuine goods, woven colors, all fast
marked down from 15c.
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WASH DRESS GOODS!

At 715c a Yard.
FINE CHECKED ORGANDY, colors
choice and perfectly fast, large range of
styles, marked down from 15c.
At s1sc Yard.
Balance of our FINE YARD-WIDE CHAL-
LIES, medium and dark effects, excel
lent fabrics, marked down from 121zc.
At S1sc Yard.
DRESS STYLES AMERICAN SEER
SUCKERS, good colorngs. marked
down from 12c.
At zoe Yard.
ANDERSON'S SCOTCH GINGRAMS,
staple and fancy styles, marked down
from 25c.
At Gao a Yard.
CHECKED NAINSOOK. five different pat
terms, marked down from SIC.
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EXTRA SPECIAL.

SATEENS to be closed out at 15c.
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CHILDREN'S LONG CLOAkS.

At $500.
CHILDRENs LONG CLoAKs. made from plain.
striped and checked cloakings. deep cape, with
yoke, also triple capes, plain cOlors trimmed
with fancy cord, former prices IS so and s.,
marked down TO 81 and So each.
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EXTRA SPECIAL.

At SIS Cents Yard.
$50 pieces TENNIS FLANNELS. good cloth
and colors, reduced from 10c.
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At $3.50.
At $500.

LADIES BLAZERS made from fine Cheviot
cloth. large collars high-puffed sleeves, fastened
with fancy cord and tassel, tan. navy blue ana
black. former price 81 so, marked down to SO
each.
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LADIES' SHOULDER WRAPS.

At $500.
LADIES SHOULDER WRAPS, pointed back and
fronts finished with bows of wide fancy ribbon,
sleeves made of lace, high pulled shoulders,
with knots of lace Medci collar of plated lace,
handsome jet or silk ornaments on back and
'front.' worth S27 so, marked down TO SIS each.
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MISSES JACKETS.

At Sf.Oo.
MISSES JACKETS. made from imported cloak
ings, fancy stripes, chehks and plain. stand
ing collars. trimmed with braid and buttons to
match materials. former price So, marked down
TO 81 each.
At $3.50.
MISSES JACKETS. made from the latest novelty
eloakings, plain. stripes and checks, trimmed
with braid and fancy buttons, former price S.
marked down to 81 SO each.
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At $3.50.

LADIES' JACKETS. made from fine spring cloak
ings, large rolling collar. hgh-pufTed shoulders.
fastened down the front with corded orna-
ments, Blazer trimmed with fancy gilt cord,
fastened with ornament glrdle, black and
navy blue. former price So SO, marked down
to % so each.
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LADIES' JACKETS.

At $500.
LADIES' BLAZER JACKETS, made from fine
eloak4ng materials, checked striped and plain :.
light and dark shades, large square or round
collars. high-pufed shoulders fastened with
fancy cord and tassel. former price So, marked
down TO 81 each.
At $3.50.
LADIES' JACKETS, made from imported French
cIoaklng, plain vest fronts, trimmed with
fancy buttons lined all through with fancy silk
black, navy blue, gray, light and DARK tan, brown
and green. former price 81 so. marked down to
81 so each.
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LADIES' BUSTERS.

At So. 90.
LADIES' BUSTERS made from finest quality Of
alpaca, also fancy figured mohair busters.
large fancy sleeves, high standing collars, full
backs, former price 81 so and $40, marked
down TO SO each.
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At $i.oo per Yard.

BLACK CHANTILLY LACE DRAPERY NET all
silk, 40 inches wide, regular price 81. marked
down to 81 per yard.
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At 1914 Cents Each.
125 dozen HEAVY ECRU TURKISH
BATH TOWELS. large size. marked
down from 20c.
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BLACK SILK DRAPERY NET, as inches wide
regular price 81 rs and 81 so. marked down to
Toe per yard.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-07-19

FANCY SILK CREPE RIBBON, satin
edge, full line OF colorings, entirely new,
regular value 60c, will be offered at zoe
ayard.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-07-19
JERSEYS. JERSEYS.

LADIES' IMPORTED BLACK CASHMERE JER-
sEYS elegantly trimmed with tailor and SOU
tache braid, former price SIS, marked down to
81 each.
At $3.50.
LADIES IMPORTED BLACK CASHMERE JER-
sEYs some elegantly trimmed with soutache
braid, others plain black, extra fine quality for
mer price So, marked down to % 30 each.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-07-19


POLKA-DOT RIBBONS, in all colors and
latest effects value 65c, will be offered
at 25c a yard.