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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-09
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-09

for his services in making her life un-
happy.
Mrs. Krause has told her friends that
her life has been miserable from the
day of the marriage Krause knew
that she received money from home,
and he tried on the first day Of the
marriage TO get her to give him pow
err of attorney to break her fathers
will.
on the morning after the marriage
he asked her TO pay the rent of the
fiat where he was living.
Then to her horror Mrs. Krause, who.
always believed that gentleman
should be possessed Of several suits Of
clothes, gloves and handkerchiefs, and
at least more than one pair of socks.
found that Krause's wardrobe was
weepingly deficient. What did she do?
She gave him of clothes literally so
that she would not be shocked by his
negligent appearance.
kRAusE WAS UNGRATEFUL
Krause was not sensible to these
kindnesses. In return he told her that
ladies from Oakland. Alameda and San
Francisco were at his feet and that
he loved them all with disinterested-
ness that was truly marvellous. Mrs.
Krause who never read anything ex-
cept polite literature, WAS shocked TO
be given by Krause pamphlets which
have been suppressed since by the
authorities. He also begged her, so
the wife says to peruse the An
archists' Constitution, which is very
wicked reading.
1t Is alleged that ne deserted her on
the morning of the fire, taking from
her the little money she had. He re-
appeared once during the troubled
times and threatened to shoot her. She
had to call a soldier TO her~Assistance,
and also had to appeal to the military
TO furnish her with guard to protect
her from future assaults
Mrs. Krause is determined to get
divorce She says that she can never
love him again. She declares he has
maitreated her, has taken her money,
has abused her shamefuIly and repre-
sented that he was without funds when
he had $3.50 a month and was given
another 500 from brother who was
helping him on his feet after the fire,
and all this while he had $500 in two
banks.
Mrs Krause says that she kept the
marriage a secret because she was
ashamed of him. but his brutality in
leaving her under the tree in q park,
lone and defenseless refugee, turned
the warm current of her love into a
cold stream, which again warmed into
bitter detestation and dislike.
WAS A PHILANTHRoPIsT
AS Mrs. sheppard. this once gay
woman mantIed always with faint
suggestion OF mystery. is well known in
San Francisco She was engaged IN
phIlanthropic work and she started a
school where small children were
taught elementary cooking. bedmaking
and other useful arts. 1t was known
as the Little Mothers School.
This was in the autumn of 1900,
shortly after she arrived from the East
at the request OF the late Rev ]. A.
e. Wilson, who paid her fare to the
coast and assisted her at the outset of
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-09
Mrs. Sheppard Appears
in Brand New Role
Known as a Widow,
She Is Found to
Be a Wife

Little was it surmised by those
speculative ones. who before the fire
were accustomed 10 follow Mrs. Suzanne
Maryland Bartlett Sheppard with their
eyes as she lowered about the corri-
doris Of the Palace and Grand hotels
fitted TO and from her apartments in
the latter hostelry or dined in luxury
at the Palace Grill. that this dashing
Southern widow was the wife of At
torneX H A. Krause. Nor did she
imagine then that her cherished secret
was destined to be laid bare through
the medium of a suit for divorce, that
her handsomely furnished rooms would
give place to refugee tent, or that
her ardent wooer who took her 70 Red
wood that bright morning of January
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-09
By Old DR.. Goose

Hs-whon have We herep
he with the Saggy Left Lapel
My friends, here is one of the Achieve
merits Of which | am Justly Proud.
hat suit as you may Imagine
Vas when gwen 10 me one Of the wors,
OF best Examples of the 7 ailor's Boichins
you could Imagine
In the FIRST plsce-it had not been cut
properly.
In some places the Cloth was Scant
In others too much Cloth had been allowed
When being made up these Cutting
Mistakes had been Exaggerated.
And when the SUIT came to nc
Oh Dear Oh Dearll
j was the worst Locking Thing ever saw
Well ] went 10 Work
Shrunk the Cloth here-and Stretched
II There.
] Pressed and Sizzled
Until
had the Smoothesi Thing IN Suits you
ever Saw.
was as proud of that Job as
Saggy was
Only poor Sage" didn't know wha,
he was Up Against
II hats him now
And that's the Suit | "doped" up to sell
him
Only now the dope Is all gone
And the Old Suit looks like il did before
] got al IL
See how Sssgy the LET, Lapel Is
Look al the tpist IN the Collar-and the
slope and lumPin-ss of the shoulder
See the wsvy Curves and Wrinkles around
The Arms and down the Front
Look at the Twists IN the Sleeves
Say. on the Lesel-isnt il Fright
OF course tia. SUIT might have been
made right.
T or very few Clothes ere made right
& oniy Il costs Ike I-ugy-thats why I'm
IN such demand
FOR my dope IS Cheap
Bet among the Clothes that are made
rsai
Are Sincerity Clo;h-s~
don't have look in on Sincerity
C.othe,-
Fer they 90 to work with slow and
expensive Hand Process
Aaa actually sew the Shape into Suit
.ssy needle mould il--snd the
SHAPE SIMPLY cent leEvs The Sait.
ile Style and Fat remain IN Sincerity
Svt -aia you r anxious to look at a
z ifer,ut kind Of oioth
Il takes The Sincerity Cloihiers Iea times
- long 10 sew The shape INTO the Fabric
Of hi suit as II iskes me 10 dope" the
Shape N temporarily.
And what's the difference anysSay-the
Customer cant tell when he's Buying
bat IS unless he-knovs the test for right
clothes the Sinoerity" Clothiers give.
7 he same test used by al expert tsilors
70 tell whether or not q SUI, has been
made properly.
Il ~Tll queer my Job altogether if every
sody gets on to that est
But guess people won't think of wrihng
10 the Sincerity Cloihiers IN Chicago for
that les,-slthough the address Is given
On the label below
OF they can be sure OF one thing anyway
that | don't get look in on Clothes on
which the Label below sppesrs-thsts
what makes me Sore
Your Progressive Dealer can supply you
with Sincerity Clothes-Look them over
anyway.
Here's the Label. Send for the Test
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-09
TO1IET ARTTCIES

Handsome Decorated Glass and
China Perfume Atomixers and
Powder Jars .2Jc to $1.05
CeIIuIoid Infants' Sets--Handsome
case. comb. brush and sponge.50
Hand Mirrors in real and imitation
ebony and rosewood :. doc to So
Twin Tooth Brushes. sets; best Jap
anese bristles; in handsome
Specials in Perfumes and Soaps
A full line of all the popular and
high grade perfumes at special
prices.
Eastman Perfumes in fancy Jap
anese hand painted baskets; all
Eastman's Royal Extract Perfume
Cut glass bottles encased in fancy
Dukes $l.Oo
Petite Boxes containing one cake
Colgate.s Soap with two bottles
of perfume. ehild1 size, COM
plete --.-- .-.....--. 25c
SmslI Boxes containing five small
bottles of different doors per-
rune -........... 25c
Piyer's Azurea. La Treble. Rosiris,
and Roger d Gallet's Violet de
Parme, Indian Hay, White Rose;
special, an or soc
HOubfgant's Ideal; an OF. 49,. .S1.35
Guerlain's Jicky; an OF. 1900. 60c
Piver's Soaps, Azurea, La Tref1e,
ROstrfs. cake ............4 Sc
Pinaud's. Heifotrope, Violet and
Lflas Refine; cake 23c
Roger q Gal1et's Sachets; OF. .40c
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-09
OPEN EVENINGS TILL CHRISTMAS
CLOCKS Ar REDUCED PRICES

CLOCHS ~ HEUOCEU FHfGES
A big line of mantel and gilt Clocks
just received, among which are all
the newest patterns. and each one
warranted to be perfect time
keeper.
Gilt Clocks, in ten different styles
Gilt Clocks, colonial type 49,. s2.25
Gilt Clocks. Cupid type 1915
Others representing Music. Dancing
Girl. etc. 1875, 1915 and upwards.
Our Mantel Clocks are all S-day
Cathedral gong. half hour strike,
with best leaf gold decorations.
MaFbieized Wood Mnntel Clocks. an
elegant ornament e4.75
Novelties IN Sfafueffes
Bronze Stafuettes and Clock Fig
ures-Dogs, Horses. Warriors,
etc. CSC, S1.1o, Si.45 and up 10
$500. They are all beautiful or
naments and welcome gifts.
A beautiful assortment of Jewel
Cases. They come in Ormoiu
Gold and French gray finishes,
quadruple plate, from pretty little
ring cases at Toe, 70 beautiful car
nation design cases at 1896 and
large carved boxes. at. -. $500
Candle sticks in same material.
holding from one to five candles.
from 75c up to S7.45. Make beau
tiful center pieces.
MaFbleixed Wood Mantel Clocks,
four Grecian columns .S6.45
Black Enamel Iron Clock, silver and
gold finish; columns enameled.
.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-09

The Master puts most OF US TO school
learning to make bricks before he sets
US to building houses.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-09
GEO. MAYER[E
GERMAN EXPERT OPTICIAN
IIIB GOLDEN GATE AVE,
Between Webster and Buchanan.

The Salvation Army Headquarters,
San Francisco, Cal, September IA,
1906.
MR. GEORGE MAYERLE-Dear
Sir:
The glasses you made for me re-
Gently are unquestionably the best
have ever worn; also the frame sets
SO snug and even that It IS q real
pleasure to wear them, which cannot
be said OF glasses | have tried to wear
in DAYS gone by Respectfully yours,
GEORGE FRENCH. Colonel
George Msyerle, German Expert OPP
dcian. Ills Golden Gate ave-, between
Buchanan and Webster. Mayerle's
Eyewster soc, BY mail Csc. Msyerle's
Antiseptic Eyeglass Wipers, to be used
|. when glasses blur, tire or strain the
eyes, two for 25c. Phone West 1856.
CUT THIS OUT.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-09

No man ever sewed wild oats and
succeeded in keeping them confined to
his own field
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-09

Chiidren's Fancy Cotton Handker-
chiefs--EInbroide lace and
fancy henastftched designs; an ex-
ceptional value at. each -. Sc
Children's Plain White Hemxtitched
and Colored Border Handkerchiefs
Just the thing for them 70 lose;
special. per dozen .....21 e
Children's Fancy Boxed Hnndker-
chiefs--Put up in prettily pictured
boxes, containing g.: special. per
chfefs-Three in a box of Dutch
design; the very latest; special.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-09
STATIONERY SUGGESTIONS


Beautiful designs in box paper;
boxes decorated with holly. lilac
and apple blossoms .-......- .45e
Special Cabinets IN California
V1oletS $1,000 QUO
Large CabInets-With covers OF
poinsettias, peoples and pine buirs
--.-------. Use, S1-00 and g1.2S
Novelty Art Calendars and Christ
mas Cards; in pretty designs. 80.
.-.........--.... 15c, 25e and b0c
Handsome Picture Calendars by
Christy, Grant, etc. Use and 500
A large size Post Card Album with
embossed covers; special 80. S5c
Leatherette Covered Post Card Al
bums-In beautiful designs ..s5c
Genuine Leather and Fine Cloth
Bound Albums holding from 300
10 800 poStals .-....- S1-45 to tJ.D5
Playing Cards; gold edge: full
enamel; assorted fancy backs;
pack -------..- -.--.----.-. 4ec
Genuine Leather Cases e5e and sSc
Pearl Handled Gold Pens. In cases.
..-..-.-- --..---. Toe
Waferman's Ideal FOuntnln Pens
s2.50, $500, $3.50, $500.
Conkfin's Self-FffiinG Founfain Peas
$500, $3.50. $500.
Scrap Books and Autograph Albums
Bound with fancy covers, deco
rated in gold. 1890. .15c TO 5Jc
Christmas Post Cards-The hand
soonest assortment in the city
. . -.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-09

RS. SUZANNE MARYLAND BARTLETT SHEP
Nv PARD, known the Palace and Grand hotels before
the fire dashing Southern widow is revealed as the
wife OF Attorney H. A. Krause through the laers suit for
divorce.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-09
TOYSI a GREAT KaRIETY

IUtSg ~ EkkdI BAKIE"
Cycle Wagon, with strong bed.
heavy steel wheels: steel sides
painted red; seat raises so II can
be made into good-sized wagon
..... .-...-..-......- t3.2S
Prayers Great Leader Hand Car il
very easy to propel: has good,
strong wheels and running gear.
with plain tires 1915, rubber
steel wheeIbarrows; sheet iron
bodies; painted red: strong oak
handles -. soc. 75c. SSc and e1.0O
Steel Yacht, fitted complete with
sails 49,. ....ss.. .s....s... z0c
Others up 70 .-...............e1 .25
Boys Union Tool Chest; extra large
size; fitted complete with all kinds
MctalIaphones; embossed with pref
ty figures and gold trimmings;
correctly tuned. with book OF In
structionSs from 2Sc up to .8a.50
Dolls Weafhered Oak Chairs .26c
We carry the most Complete Line
of Popular Games and Childrenn
Books; also big assortment OF
l. ers,
Fire En- <I c-G
press wax- (-- 4
$ IS: IS; s :' s. Gz.Ea
toys for the ~
little ones.
Raymond and Union Exfensfon RoE-
Ter skates; regular s1.50 value
Speciai az .---.---.- .9I-15
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Ladies' AlI-Linen Hemstitchcd, Seal
Hoped and Lace Embroidered
Handkerchicfs--A big assortment
of patterns and designs. Special
value ...--....-.s-.-..2o zoe and SOC
Ladies' Fancy Hemstitched and EN-
broidered Hnndkerchiefs; in sheer
Swiss effects: q large assortment
of designs: lac value. Specially
priced at ..-....s.-......-.. Toe
Ladies' Fancy Embroidered HEM
stitched Handkerchiefs; cambria
effects: many pretty designs. Spe-
cisl, each &c
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-09

$500 FRAMED PICTURES s2.2s
magnificent etching. framed In pretty
Flemish Oak Frame; inches wide, making
picture 15x36; this line OF etchings in
cludes many beautiful landscapes. ETC.. each
having brass name plate with title OF ric-
ture: regular $500 value. Special .s21s
A magnificent line of eolOred facsImiles OF
Water Colors, including marine and rural
scenes framed in handsome. deep, 4-inch
Roman gold moIding. making a picture Tx
80; would be cheap at $500. Special tomor-
row at 49,. GAS Z
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-09
STERl1Nc SILVER SPECIALS

One of the most complete lines of
Sterling Silver in all up-to-date de-
signs. and at prices way below the
regular.
The Washington times., 1906-09-12
S@eef Faces.

The most expressive face is not the
one which writhes OF agonizes with ev-
cry sOrrOwful feeling, or twists and
squirms with every amusing situation;
il IS rather the one which retains a
calm exterior while the strongest emo
tions Of the soul play upon It with their
lights and shadows
The face should be the smooth curtain
on which the heart exhibits its various
pictures without disturbing il. not the
stage which requires tns shifting OF
scenery for every act. The reason why
so many beautiful faces are TO be found
in a convent is in a great measure due
to the daily habit of composing the fea-
lures in long hours of meditation and
prayer. Jnmarred by coatending emo
lions. the features are gradually mold
ed into harmonious outlines. To sum
un or this pOint-train Your features to
composure. and avoid all grimacing hab-
its SAYS Woman's Life.
Because good humOr is an ODliglng
quality, many women think they must
always be in a laugh ~ a broad smile
in order to be charming. This is a
grieVOus mistake.
The Washington times., 1906-09-12

either shoulder stitched downward for a
few inches. viii be more becoming than
the smooth shoulders OF the strictly con-
ventional Peter Pan blouse. Sailor suits
are holding their own. and vary little
in design from year to year, though a
pretty navy serge showed a slight
change by having the pam full skirt
hemmed with navy and white half-inch
striped harNel, the hem being about
three inches deep. The shield was Of
fine white serge. and the deep sailor col
lar. the cuffs and the belt We're of the
flannel, the stripes going across the col
lar in the back; otherwise they were
straight up and down. The effect was
good, though the suit appeared TO be q
kind OF compromise between a sailor and
a fishwife frOck. / mention IL because
think il might be a good way OF remOd-
cling a frOCk that was found to be too
short for wear again. If one could find
something that would contrast we'll
adding the false hem and trimming 10
the bodice and sleeves with pieces Of
the same material as found practicable.
This would bring IL up 10 date. and
would not look patchy
For girls under ten. Oue-pieCe frOcks
with boomers 10 match. thus dispensing
with petucoats will be very much worn.
the frock In Russian style of Worsted
suiungs, fine woOllen checks and pIaids
and the surah seTges. Additional warmth
Tor very cold weather IS given by lining
the boomers with very thin albatross
or challle
The Washington times., 1906-09-12
Women Who Should Be
pretty.

Do you know that II is the habits and
not the flight OF years that take the
expression of youth from the eyes. the
look of freshness from the skin, the
Mghtness Of grace from the step?
Too many women who are pretty ia
girlhoOd become positively ugly in
middle age. Those who are shapeless
with fat and have muddy compilations
are often thus unioyely because Of
lazlness and self-indulgence. They eat
the rich and sweet things which make
flesh and DO not take sufficient exercise.
The odd thing about it is that while
women deplore the loss of beauty no
persuasion will make them adopt the
Spartan methods which win bring AT
least some of il back. says Woman s
Life.
AS for the thin, nervous women who
have lost the delicate. round, pink and
white outlines Of youth IN sallowness
and sCragginess, they are no more
amenable to reason and common sense.
A daily bath in tepid water. plenty q
nCurishing food judiciously chosen. ana
a resolute avoidance OF the twin fiends,
hurry and worry, mean a new Toslness
in the cheek, a softer contour IN the
figure, a new enjoyment OF life.
The Washington times., 1906-09-12

l. Tomato catsup: Slice a peck Of un-
peeled tomatoes with six white unicus
and boil together until SO soft they can
be rubbed through a cOlander Now
strain through q sieve and return 10
the fire. with three bay leaves, a table
spoonful each of powdered mace. pep
per, cloves, sugar, salt, half teaspoon
full of paprika and a tablespoonful of
celery seed-this last tied up In a small
cheesecloth bag. Boil for nearly six
hours. stirring frequently. Remove the
bag of celery seed and pour ia "a pint
of vinegar. Bring again TO boil, and
remove from the fire, When cold bottle
and seal.
p Formula for dry. falling hair. Co
I ounce oil OF English lavender, oil Of
rosemary, p dram each
Apply 10 the roots OF the hair once or
twice each day. 1t is positively neces-
saTy thar the scalp should be kept clean.
Shampoo at least once a week.
g. Orange flower cream is an excellent
skin food. ! am giving yCu the formula
FOR IT,
OH OF sweet almonds. { ounces. white
wax, drains. FpeTmaCcti. o drains
boraN. drains; glycerine, ll2 ounces,
orange flower water, ounces; oil OF
nerOli, 10 drops or of belgrade tOrange
skim, Is drops; oil Of petit grain, a.
drops.
Melt the first three ingredients. add
the glyceTinC 20 the oTTage flower wa
ter and dissolve the he .cX I'm the mix
ture. then pour il sloWl- into the blend
ed fats, stirring continuously Wash the
face fuy FIVE minutes with hot water
and pure soap. Rinse IN clear hot water
many times and then rub in the orange
flower cream. massaging gently with the
finger tips.
The Washington times., 1906-09-12
Household Decoration.

When, twenty years ago. the oval ex-
tension dining table gave place 10 its
square-cOrnered successor. there was
universal sigh of relief, and again when
the round table. with its single heavy
pedestal, succeeded the square top.
there was a sign OF general approval.
because a square table is an awkward
shape for the small dining room of the
modern house or fat.
But again tickle fashion, having gone
through all the geometrical shapes pos
sible upon so practical a piece of furni-
ture, has again turned to the oval top
IT is a glOrihed rejuvenation The four
Ugly legs. formerly its supports, have
given place to a single supporting col
umn with claw-footed base, safely out
of the way of those seated at the board
But the oval top is 10 all outward APP
pearances the same as it was twenty
or twenty-five years ago.
II certainly is better suited to a long.
narrow room than either the square or
round tops, and for such an apartment
the success of the oval is assured