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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-03-02

and vest. Below the short sleeves Of
Ills undershirt rose superb biceps, and
there was something almost contemp.
tuOus in the glance he turned ON the
lighter and more elegant build of his
companion.
You will find, Hetherington," he
said as he sat down In front of his
glass and reached for the cold cream.
that even to the actor Of fourteen
years experience there are times when
the removal of mans makeup is like
tearing the veil from the long dead
FAST"
Hetherington scOwled and laid a de-
termined hand on the doorknob. The
other man, still calming rubbing cold
cream on his face. spoke in cool. even
tones:
I'VE are the only actors on this side
of the house, the orchestra is making
such a racket that nobody could hear
you If you yelled, and l shall be under
the painful necessity of smashing your
head with a chair if you attempt to
break that lock. Sit down, man! Sit
down! I've been waiting five years for
just this chance. | don't mean to lose
it now
Hetherington was trembling, though
he made strong bluff at self posses
sion. Was this new roommate u drug
fiend, or was it a case of temporary
mental arrangement? Perhaps Brown
read the thought, for he smiled grinfly
and suddenly reached for the large
Turkish towel. Under its vigorous treat
ment cold cream and pigment came off
together. At the same instant he sprang
TO his feet The two men stood face to
face, but only for few seconds. Then
Hetherington, white to the lips, cow
cred against the wall and breathed
heavily.
phil Henderson,
Right you are! 1 thought you'd re.
member-when the cork came off. No;
don't touch that door," This as Heth-
erington made feeble attempt to rat
tie the doorknob. Were going to talk
this over. Let's see; it was five years
ago. wasn't it. that you stole my wife?
Yes, stole; that's the word! She was
happy enough with me till you came.
l don't believe she's been as happy with
you. l don't believe she ever loved
you" The cords in his neck were swol-
len, and the words came thick and
hard. ut was her professional pride
you appealed to. The prospect Of a
New York opening turned her head and
made her forget how-how-I loved her
You've had five long years of happi-
ness that belonged to me, and-now
you're going to pay for them"
A look of piteOus appeal came into
Hetherington's eyes, but no word passed
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-03-02

his lips. Brown looked down upon the
crouching, cringing form.
II shall have to tell the doorkeeper
you went out through the front of the
house. AS for your wife-your wife
and mine-she will not look for you
till morning, and by that time I'll be
safe on the Pacific Mail steamer on my
way to Australia. The world will new
er know, unless she tells, what caused
your
Hetherington, crouching closer and
closer to the wall, moaned just once;
then the man he had wronged was
upon him. There was sudden grip
on his throat, tighter and tighter. The
sound of a woman's voice seemed to
float to his ear. A dainty feminine
form passed as in dream before his
fast closing eyes, and then-blackness.
A few minutes later Brown, with the
calmness of madness, picked up coat
and hat. There under the narrow shelf
on which were scattered makeup ma
terials was stretched that grim and
awful thing, but Brown did not see it.
He turned out the light, locked the door
from the outside and, placing the key
in his pocket. climbed the rickety stair
way and passed out into the night.
San Francisco and the whole Pacific
coast We're searched for the murderer
of the handsome and popular leading
man, and then the mystery of the Hen
derson- Brown murder gave way to a
more exciting scandal. a huge railroad
steal. A few weeks later, however, it
was revived by word from Australia
that a passenger on board the Pacific
Mail steamship Light of Asia had gone
violently insane when two days out
from San Francisco and had jumped
overheard. The name under which he
had taken passage was Philip Hender-
son, but investigation of his effects
proved that he was known along the
Pacific coast as Philip Brown, monol
ogist. And while the world wondered
and talked afresh of this mystery one
woman knew.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-03-02

In his book Pictures of Many
Wars" Frederick Villiers tells of one
occasion when he and a French travel
er were guests Of the Russian general
Skobeleff. The host, speaking of the
Turks, said. Il wonder why these men
fight like fiends?" Its possibly their
holy Russia and the great white car"
said Villiers. Il suppose So" said the
general, land why do your countrymen
fight. MONSIEUR The Frenchman re-
piled enthusiastically, "For glory"
Bravo! And the Englishmen, Mr..
VilliersT' "Oh. my .countrymen have
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-03-02
His Original Ideu,

"'IIi. there. but you can't get on this
car with that bundler' called a Fulton
avenue car conductor to a man with a
bundle almost as large as bale of hay.
But it's raining" protested the man.
81 know that
and it's beer raining for two days"
Eyes, and it'll probably rain all day
tomorrow as we'll But that's got moth
ing to do with that bundle"
but it has. you see. I've got 800 dry
sponges here, and I'll sop most of the
wet as we go alongr'
The conductor was struck by the orig.
nal idea and helped the bundle aboard
Brooklyn Citizen.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-03-02

"HERE is a boy next door to me
Who dearly loves to play
n Upon his new harmonicon;
He blows the liveiong day!
He puffs his cheeks until he seems
Almost to burst a vein,
And could never understand
How he can stand the strain.
The whipcord stands out on his brow;
His face is boiling red:
His very ears seem like to burst
From his devoted head;
His eyes are big as walnuts, and
His neck iS swollen fat,
And unremitting energy
Almost upheaves his hat!
He plays, as have said before,
From early morning light:
He starts in long before the sun
And never stops till night.
I'm hoping, If he perseveres
AS he does now-I say,
I'm hoping. IL he keeps 1t up.
He'll blow 1t up some day.
Baltimore News.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-03-02

why" said the punctilious person,
81 got letter from the person you
have been PRESSING, and there was ac-
tually capital in the wrong placer
Maybe so," answered Mr.. Cumrox,
"but he never gets his capital in the
wrong place in the market, and that's
more important -Washingto Star.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-03-02

"Yes," said the boarding school teach
er, Il think that is a model letter for
you TO write your fiance. But of course
you will copy it, leaving out those
numerous spacesF
"Oh, dear no!' replied the girl.
Those are for dearest l have it on
a rubber stamp" Detroit Free Press.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-03-02
GRAZING Land for Lease

Stockmen and ranchers desiring to
ton concerning terms. ETC.. by inquirins
of the county treasurer or writing Nor
man Jackson, chief clerk state board
of land commissioners, Boise, Idaho.
Feb. 1S-Mar. Is.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-03-02

the greatest incentive of ALL" "A great
er incentive than glory? Impossible"
said the Frenchman. "Oh, yes" said
Villlers easily; British interests, you
know"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-03-02
The Raymond

DO you notice our war stories. They
are the best. because people tell us sol
You want the war news? Well guess
you'll have to read The Teller.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-11

craft from all over the State will take
advantage of this occasion to receive
these degrees, and it is thought that
many prominent and distinguished Wis
ltors from other jurisdictions will grace
the meeting with their presence.
According to the programme w.
Frank Pierce, thirty-third degree, in
spector general for and at the head of
the rite in this State, will preside at the
dedication ceremony, and on Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday fol-
lowing the degrees will be conferred by
the degree corps of the California
Bodies, noted for their dramatic rem
dition of the ritual
On Friday evening a reception will be
tenGered to the members and their
friends, thus bringing to close an oc-
casion that viii mark an era in the his
tory Of the Ancient and Accepted Scot
tish Rite Of Freemasonry on this coast.
Charles Jellinek is the secretary, and
those who. compose the board of direct
ors Of the Albert Pike Memorial Tenn
pie Association are Fred J. R. Rickon.
F. b. Ladd, William Crocker. w. /.
Brobeck and w. c. Ordway
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-11
Court Decision Farors Sloan.

PARIS, Dec. 10.-Tod Sloan has re-
ceived tardy satisfaction in the de-
cision on his appeal to the courts
against the order OF the 5ociete d'En-
couragement forbidding him to ride
on training tracks. The court re-
versed the decision OF the inferior tri-
bunal. stating that the society's claim
to apply the article of the racing code
was unjustified, the jockey having
committed no infraction of said code
The decision, however, will not change
Sloan's status, as the society can ex-
elude him on the principle of common
law under which the owner OF any
property has the right to exclude from
his land any one he pleases.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-11
Better Gloves

Make Better Gifts for Men, for
Women, for Girls, for Boys.
Give a glove order and be sure
that you get the right size. If
you buy gloves at Hale's you
are sure that you are getting the
very best gloves the money you
pay viii buy; gloves that are
guaranteed to be perfect in ht
and style and Workmanship.
At sl.so-rhe H'te Jouvin French
Kid Glove-With Paris Point en-
broidery. Come in tan, beaver.
mode red. brown. mastioue, white
and black; sizes ~ 10 y.
At sl.5o-3-Clasp Blanche Suede
Glove-ln tan. brown. gray. mode
and black; sizes ; 4 to Z.
At s2.oo-2-clasp Waller Stainless
Suede-One that perspiration has
sizes 5 u TO 7.
At Sl.oo-1Eisses' 2-Clasp Lambskin-
In tan, mode, red and brown and
white, sizes TO 6i5.
At Sl.oo-2-clasp II. B.-For women.
one row embroidery. Sizes > y to Z.
In tan. mode, red. brown, gray,
pearl. white and black.
At sl.oo-Boys' 1-Clasp Cape Glove
In oak, tan and Havana; sizes 4
70 Z
At 81 .5o-Men's 1-Clasp Mocha-With
spear point embroidery on the back
and cut with a dent thumb. Gray
only. Sizes 71z TO 9k-
At S1.5o-Men's 2-Clasp Cape Glove
IN tan, red and brown; sizes to
gH
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-11
ALBERT PIKE MEMORIAL
TEMPLE TO BE DEDICATED
An Eventful Week I'm the Scottish
Rite Bodies During February
of Next Year

The week beginning February 6, 1905.
VIII be one Of considerable importance
20 the Masonic fraternity of the State,
and more especially 10 the members of
the. Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite.
On that date the Albert Pike Memorial
Temple. on Fillmore street, the new
home Of California Scottish Rite bod
les, viii be dedicated
This building has been under course
Of construction for the past eight
months. and TO celebrate its opening
a grand reunion is TO be held. when all
the degrees Of this beautiful rite from
the fourth to the thirty-second viii be
conferred.
California Lodge OF Perfection, or
ganized October !. 1902, now numbers
400. On this occasion the degrees will
be conferred with full scenic effects and
historically correct paraphernalia for
the first time in California. over $780,
OvJ has been invested in this magnifi-
cent structure, OF which fully SIS 900 is
IN scenery and costumes alone
II Is anticipated that many of the
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-11
COUNTY LEITRIM CLUB
ENTERTAINS FRIENDS
Fourteenth Annual Ball Among Most
Successful Ever Held by the
Organization.

Organization.
The fourteenth annual ball of the
County Leitrim Social Club at Har-
mony Hall last evening was one of the
most successful ever held by that pop
ular organization. Guests arrived
early in the evening and departed
early in the morning after enjoying a
night of merriment to the fullest ex-
tent. James Morton proved a cap
able floor manager and the members
of the several committees did their
share toward making the visitors feel
at home. The committees were made
up as follows:
Arrangements-P. NJ. McGushin,
chairman; Stephen McGurk, Frank
Conlan, James Bohan, Peter McKeon,
James Monahan, w. Muldoon, p.
Charles, o. Charles. James Mcguire,
p. Hannah, Martin Hannah, Matt Bo-
han, Neal Gallagher.
Reception-R. ]. O'Reilly, chair
man; ]. C. Keegan. Owen Mcguire,
Thomas Rooney, p. O'Toole. Bernard
Drury. James Foye, Patrick McGorty,
Ed Wren, James Woods. John Short,
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-11
FOURTEEN LADS TRY
FOR TENNIS HONORS
I'll. McLainc Plays From Scratch and
Wins First Place at Hotel
Rafael.

The boys of the Golden Gate Junior
Tennis Club journeyed to San Rafael
yesterday and played a handicap
singles tournament on the Hotel Ra-
fael courts H. McLaine, playing from
scratch, won the first prize. while Sec
ond honors went to Arthur Martinez.
Lach received a small cup. AS thers
are only two courts at San Rafael the
matches consisted of but one set.
Morris Mclaughlin, the champion
OF the club and the most heavily
handicapped player. was beaten in the
sem1-f1nals by the tournament winner.
The scores follow: First round-M
McLaughlin lowe 30) beat r. Van
Vliet (3-6), 6-4; w. Patterson (3-6)
beat II. Corbly $3.50, Sc; L. Levin
son tscratch) beat H. Morris (3-6).
ll-s; T. Riordan (15 1-6) beat G..
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-11

Gunst (15 4-6), 6-S; c. Sonntag (5-6)
beat r. Strachan (owe 3-6), ga; A.
Martinez Cove 15) beat G.. Morris
(15 4-6), 6-3. Second round-Mc-
Laughlin COVE 3O) beat Patterson
(2-6), 6-3; H. McLaine (scratch) beat
Levinson (scartch), 6-3; j. Strachan
t15 1-6) beat Riordon (15 1-6), 6-4;
Martinez Cove 15) beat Sonntag
(5-6), go. Semi-fianls - McLaine
(scratch) beat Mclaughlin Cove 3O),
Ga; Martinez Cove 15) beat ].
Strachan (l5 1-6), 6-4. Finals-Mc-
Iaine (scratch) beat Martinez COVE
15), ga.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-11

Doll Trunks Sc: Eight inches long,
wood box, covered with checked
glazed paper, 3 wood Stats top
and tray inside. Others up to $500.
Table at 19c: Oval shape, with two
drop leaves, white enameled finish,
size 12x16 in. others up to $3.50.
sideboard, 3sc: White enafneled, 1Sx14
in. 75c value at 39c. China closets
and dressers at the same price.
Doll Go-Cart, 45c: In reed, with fancy
scroll sides, swell front. 45c.
Doll Go-Car,t 98cs Enameled in red,
white or blue, with gold knobs, lined
with figured material.
Rocking Horse 85c
A big one. nicely mottled, with saddle
and extra long bent wood rockers.
$1.25 value.
Girls Rocking Chair 60c
Painted red, large enough for child
6 years old. 60c. Other good values
up to $1.25 and $3.50.
= 21k in. long, with knob trimmings,
lined with fancy material, parasol to
match. Green enameled gear and
strong steel wheels.
China Tea Set 25c
Decorated with flowers; contains 81
pieces; cups and saucers. 6 plates,
tea pot. sugar and creamer. Others
up to $500.
Upright Piano, 25c: In rosewood fin
ish, with keys and a good tone.
larger sizes at 45c, CSC, $1..00 and up
to $1,000.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-11
st. Louis Briber sentenced

HANNIBAL. Mo-, Dec. 10.-Dr. J..
r. Vernon of st. Louis, who was yes-
terday convicted of bribery in con-
nection with the selection of post
office sites in Missouri cities, was to-
day sentenced to the penitentiary for
three years.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-11
OF THE BRITISH OIL
SHIPS CREW DROWNED
Vessel Bound for New York Runs on
Rocks After Leaving
Colombo

COLOMBO, Ceylon. Dec. 1o.@The
British steamer Secundra, bound for
New York with a cargo of citronella
OIL was totally wrecked on the rocks
while leaving Gale. 166 miles from
Colombo. last night. Seven OF the
crew were drowned.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-11

Bernard Dolan, NJ McGrath, Timothy
Higgins.
Floor-Thomas Conway, P. Nc
keon, Thomas Mcguire, Bernard Do
Ian, A. j. Riddell, James Monahan.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-11

dicted in the Supreme Court of the
District for conspiracy to defraud the
Government in connection with the en-
try of public lands on the Pacific
Coast.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-11

who was found asphyxiated at his res
fdence here, were buried to-day in
Mount Parnessie Cemetery with mil
ltary honors- There was no demon
stration and no incident.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-11
WANT CASES ADVANCED
ON COURT CALENDAR
Solicitor General to Ask for Earlier
Hearing of Benson. Hyde and
DimOnd Petitions.

Dimond Petitions.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1O.-The So
licitor General will next Monday pre-
sent to the Supreme Court of the
United States a motion for the ad-
vancement of the hearing of the case
of j. A. Benson, A. F. Hyde and H. P
Dimond, now pending in that court
on proceedings instituted by these men
in an effort to avoid the removal of
their cases to the courts of the District
of Columbia for trial. They were in
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-11
Anti-Anarchist Bin Passes.

MADRID. Dec. 1O.-The Senate to-
day passed the Governments anti-an-
archist bill
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-11
Funeral of French Denutv.

PARIS. Dec. 10.-The remains Of
M. Syveton. the Deputy from NeuilIy,
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-11

Mechanical Locomotive 35c
With tender of heavy tin, painted red.
runs on the floor. winds with key.
Larger sizes at 75c, 95c and up TO
$3.50
Mechanical Express, 45o: 61k in long,
or heavy tin, with gilt trimmings,
with seat and driver.
Toy Stables, $1.0o: IA in. high, with
stalls and 3 horses, also stall with
a fourwheeled wagon. Stable paint
ed green with gilt knobs.
Combination Game Board 81 %
Regularly 1915, size 29x2s. You can
play co games on it,; such as crok-
mole, tenpins, ring shuttle, spider and
flies, etc. 1t is highly polished with
rubber pegs and heavy cotton pockets.
Par.or Bowling Game 81 90
Regularly $3.50 new game Com
plete instructions come with each
game. Other sizes $1.95, $3.50.
Cooking Sets, Sl.1o: Gray enamel, con-
ta1ns is pieces. pals, saucepans, ket-
ties, crater, all good-sized articles
Pewter Soldiers or Indians, Csc Tor s.:
Fine enameled American soldiers or
Indians, each figure IA inches tall
Pewter Indian Sets OF 4, 35c: Figures
with guns, one mounted on horse;
also tent 35c.
The Russo Japanese War, $1.35: The
latest game. 1t has 10 Japanese and
10 Russian soldiers, mounted on
horses and also two pistols, loaded
with wooden pegs. $1.35.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-11
WHEN SEEKING

Modern Flats and Up-tO-Date.
Houses at Moderate Rates you
Will find our Flat and House to
Let Columns convenient ref
erence.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-11
Christmas HandkerChiefS

By the Thousands 4re Ready.
choosing interesting than for besides
handkerchie
and linen, here bargains
go Dose WOmenS HandkerchiefS at I2ac Worth and
At &c; Worm 25c
good for its RaTt d of the
15c and
handk kerch
eother with
And 10
here handke the and the most
IL &
Eerchae
lEN
andin
q
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-11
10 Inch Drum at soc

It's regular 75c value with strong sheepsn head loud
pretty scroll metal Sides enameled It's
uIar &c value soc.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-11
The Toys Are Occupying
The Greater Part of Two Floors.


Claus
haven had o many
will wagon
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Wagon coming
dnvneo nd
much they a
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he it urhoo
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-11

AT S1.5O-Six all pure linen handkerchiefs
hemstitched and daintiiy embroidered
AT 35c each-Idnen centers, with insertions
of Nalenciennes laces Some embroidered and
others with wide Point d Esprit edge.
AT 5Oc each-Fine linen handkerchiefs with
one and two rows of dainty insertion others
with rows Of hemStitching and beautiful en-
brcidered butterflies Wreaths and floral de-
signs along the borders All are edged with
the pretty and dainty patterns of Valen-
ciennes and Mechlin laces
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-11
Arabian Curtains $2.25

800 new pairs OF corded Arabian
dainty designs. Splendid $500 values
Bon Femme Curtains. $3.50 pair-A new
line of corded Arabian curtains, with
lace hounce at the bottom. In heavy
cable thread. $3.50 quality at $3.50.
Tapestry Table Covers. 81 1.25-A full line
of the armure tapestry covers for the
dining-room table. $1.75 quality at
S1.25.
Velour Table Cover. S2.45-Heavy grade
velour table cover. so inches square,
finished with a narrow fringe. One
color only. and il is very rich shade
of red. $3.50 quality at S2.45.
Rugs, S3.s5-72x36 inches. Administer
rugs in Oriental designs.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-11

Story Books, 1oc Each: Cozy Nook.
Jungles and Jokes, Merry Children,
Mother Goose. A Feast of Stories, and
many others; all with good illus
Books at 25c: Nursery stories, Ander-
sens Fairy Tales, Aesop's Fables,
Alice in Wonderland, Gullivers Trav-
els and others.
Christmas Trees 45c
Artificial trees. in fancy pot, 21 y in.
high, with "a branches, also red ber-
ries and candle-holders. Other sizes
at 10c, 25c, 75c and up to $500.
Doll at So. As
handsome full jointed doll, with
papier mache body, ball and socket
joints, moving wrists, pretty bisque
head sleeping eyes, lovely curly wig
Fancy lace stockings and patent leather
slippers. % in. tall.
At S1.35: Full jointed doll with ball
and socket joints, bisque head. sleep
ing eyes, real eyelashes, pretty face
with smiling mouth, woven mohair
wig, in ringlets. Fancy shoes and
stockings. Is in. tall $f.35.
At $3.50: A beautiful jointed doll. 211z
in. tall, with ball and socket joints,
wooden arms and legs, fine bisque
head. sweet, face, dimpled chin, nat
ural hair dressed pompadour style,
silk stockings and satin slippers, fan
Doll at SOC: Full jointed. with .bisque
head sleeping eyes, pretty curly hair.
lace stockings and fancy slip. 15A
in tall soc.
Kid Bodied Doll at SOC: Is in. tall. with
bisque head. sleeping eyes, pretty
face: curly hair, bisque hands, fancy
oss stockings I,a g, and as,,, ,sliRpsTs 5Oc
tall. with pretty face and long curly
hair.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-11

FRENCH sERGEs AT soc; REGULAR
IY 75c and 81. Not every color, but
every color that Is here is a good ones
browns, blues. greens. etc. A to 90 In
wide, at SOC.
AZ IN. BLACK MOHAIR AT 3Sc; best In
weave direct from Bradford. the home
of fine mohairs; so in wide at 40C; 54
in. wide at 75c and $1-0O.
21-in. Black Taffeta at SOC
It's taffeta that we can guarantees. with
a splendid luster and rustic. It's one
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-11

Free Embroidery, PyyQgraphp Crocheffug IN
eyienced each Ind plenty of time TO ork and finish gifts
right here in the store
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-11
Bets and Buckles ait 5 Cents

That are worth Soc to 75c.
Belts at SOC that are worth 75c. and as
high as $500. 1t is a beautiful lot.
in black. white, blue, red, brown and
dainty Dresden effects. with large,
handsome gold buckles, oval or square,
many of them harness buckles (the
latest), and others in colonial designs.
Shell goods samples at Sc. 10c, 15c and
ESQ. Worth from 15c to S1.0O. It's a
big, broad opportunity. A buckle set.
belt or comb will make a dainty gift.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-11

AT 75c hox-Three in a box, pure linen
hsndkerchiefs. hemstitched and with one cor
ner embroidered with flowers and wreaths
AT 9Sc-ISasket Of handkerchiefs. basket OF
fuil-tloRl roses holding four fancy embroi-
dered and lace handkerchiefs. Csc
AT 25c each-Lacy effects in. II seems every
conceivable idea, linen centers. insertions
worked IN fancy shapes. Others with en-
broidery On the corners and pretty lace bor
-dered styles
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-11
CurtainS-NeW Low Prices
But From to Pairs of a Pattern

In many lines and have grouped them in splendid
opportunity for tomorrow.
Dining-roon
an Every pair largely
We have made them the center of general opport
the second floor drapery store. Here