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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-01-21

NEW YORK, Jan. 20.-Money CALL easy.
1902 per cent: ruling rate and closing bid
~ per cent; offered at , per cent.
Time loans, dull and firm; 60 days, 2A @2h
per cent; 80 days, 2%@3 per cent; six months,
3Q3Ac.
Prime mercantile paper. 81 @4h per cent;
sterling exchange. easy, with actual business
in bankers bills at 81. S4S5d4 S495 for 60 days
and at 81 ST40 for demand.
Commercial bills, $4.s4ss a. s4z
Bar silver 52c.
Mexican dollars, 44c
Government bonds easy; railroad bonds fr-
regular.
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FUTURES
Flour and Farinacceous Goods

Flour-California family extras. 5.S0@6 40 net
without discount; bakers extras, S.. s0l605 SUI
perfine 81 6O04.90 oregon and Washington, per
Dbl S4.50d4.75 for family, bakers and patents
and 50. 2504.50 for cut of: Kansas patents.
Sc. 2o@6. 40; do straight, s6G620; Dakota pat.
ents S6 do straight, $3.50 per Dbl
Farinaceous Goods-Prices in packages net
cash, no discount, follows Graham hour.
1910 per 100 lbs; rye -four, $3.50; rye meal,
$3.50; rice -four, S6.s0@7; corn meal, Sc %; ex-
ira cream do. So. 10; oat meal $4.75; oat greats.
S4.75; hominy S3.60G4; buckwheat -four $40:
whole wheat dour, $3.50; rolled oats, bbls 81 25d
wheat bbls SIS. in sacks SO. e0d4s50; pearl bar.
ley, $40; split peas, boxes, $52596.25 per
100 lbs
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HAY and Feedstufrs

The continued stormy weather is still asains,
the hay market. but prices are maintained
Feedstuffs range the same.
Bran s2e 10000 per Ton for white and SIS. so
@29 for red.
MiddIIngs- s33. 50@s5.50 per ton
Shorts-$33 033. so per ton.
Feedstufs- barley. SGT 5o613o. ro,lad
oats for feed. $34Q37. 80; mixed feed $3.50 40
for average lots: oilcake meal. in 20 ton lots Ss
in 10 ton lots $3S. 90 in ton lots 500 small Iot
$50 so; cocoanut cake meal at mills SOS so in
20 and 10 and SIG in ton lots. jobbing s26 "a
corn meal, $3TH3S: cracked corn, S3SG739: broom
corn seed, $l.15 per ctl; alfalfa meal and meal
falfa. jobbing lots $24. carload lots S23 per fon
Hay-Wheat, $f9Q23; wheat and oat. $3.50
%: tame oat, S1SM21: volunteer wild oats sfs
ais; alfalfa. s15@1s-5o; stock, $13@l6 per ton
Straw-50@s5c per bale 49,
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Stagnation Followed by FURRY in Final
Hour of Dealing
New York Stock Market

20There percepible growth today the
which evident
showed
TO
The of any
money exchange market
in stocks
irregular value S5Soo United States
2s coupon Z perez call
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Foreign Futures
Nnrthern Rnsiness

PORTLAND. Jan. 20-Clearings, S767, 3s4;
SPOKANE. Jan. Chickering's. 1866. 500; bal
SEATTLE. jan Chickering's. 1920, 1876;
balances $167 213.
TACOMA. Jan Chickering's, se2s, 500; bal
ances, $50, $40.
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Other beans stand the same.
Beans tper ctI)-Bayo. ss.lo@s2o; pea, $3.50
So. s063 90: pink. 81. 45d2 60: red, SIS. $500 25
blackeye, $3@3 90; llmas, 81; red kidneys,
So. 40@350; cranberry beans, 81. s5@2.95; Gar
vanzas, S2@2.5o for small, 81. 50G3.25 for me-
dunn and $3.25@4 for large; horse BEANS $3.50
az.
Seeds-Brown mustard, 81; yellow mustard,
nominal; haxseed. SO, carload lots; canary, &c;
alfalfa, 14@1ec; rape. cleaned, 2@215c; tim
othy nominal; hemp, A@415c; millet, 2Ac
per Id; broom corn seed, $3.50 per ton.
Dried Peas-Green quoted at $225@2. &c
per ctl.
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Potatoes. onions and VegetabIes


Only sacks of peas came in from the Los
Angeles region yesterday morning. but there
was heavy surplus unsold from the preceding
day, and with buyers taking but little the mar
ket was weak and lower. String beans and bell
peppers of good quality found ready sale, but
there was much poor stock on hand which had
to be sold cheap and prices for both articles took
wide range In consequence Tomatoes cucum-
bers and celery were merely steady with sales
slow. while mushrooms were still in burdensome
supply and weak. with old lots selling down
to fOc a box. box Of asparagus containing
"a pounds came in from Grand island the
Sacramento river and was sold for SOC a pound
or SIT. Continued speculative activity held the
potato market very strong and prices for river
goods continued to strengthen. Onions were no
higher. but the market ruled very firm at the
recent advance.
Potatoes (per ctD-River whites, $1.25@1. 40;
Lompoc Burbanks 81 60@1.To: Oregon Burbanks
81 .25@l 80; early rose, $1.65; sweet potatoes.
Onions -$1.756225 per ctl
Vegeta bles-Toma toes s1.25@1.5o per box or
crate; green peas, SAFE per Id; string beans,
~ d2Oc per Id; green peppers, 1914 d20c per ID
Tor bell and S@1Oc for chilli summer squash,
ID per box; garlic, S@10c per ID; cabbage,
81 per ctl; dollhouse cucumbers, $1d1.50 per
doz; caulifower, Csc per doz; carrots, 75c
per per sack; eggplant, q per lb; celery, 4o@
5uc per DOZEN marrowfat and Hubbard squash,
S2og2o per ton; mushrooms, 25@60c per box.
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New York Metal Marked

NEW YORK, Jan. 20.-Spot copper was IN
changed at eco rs Sd in London, while futures
were a shade lower at f61 5s. The local market
was dull and nominal. with lake quoted at
14.12z a14-25c; electrolytic, 13.75@13.s71 sc;
casting. 1922 01375c.
Lead was unchanged at f13 Is Sd in London
and remained dull at 4.15G42oc in the local
market
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PORTLAND. Ore. Jan. 20 heat-Tracl
prices: Club 92c; bluestem. 81 05; turkey red
95c: red Russian soc: yellow. 95c.
TACOMA, Jan. 20.-Wheat- Milling: Blue
stem. 81 .05. Export: Bluestem, 95c; club, 90c
red, Ssc.
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Deciduous and CITRUS Fruit.


Dizziness continued to dominate the market for
fresh fruits yesterday, there being very little
movement In anything, and what few buyers
were around in the morning only taking
small parcels of this or that for immediate
wants. Stocks of oranges at nearly all OF the
stores were heavy but there was no disposition
on the part Of receivers to urge sales or cut
prices, the high cost of the fruit and the grow
Ing hrmness at shipping points causing gen.
reported in yesterday. Grapefruit and tanger-
Ines were also firmly held while buyers could
have obtained concessions on lemons had there
been any trading in them There was nothing
new IN apples pears or tropical fruits
Apples tper box)--Fancy Oregon Spitzenbergs
81 5og1 70; other fancy, ss@$1.25; common to
choice, 606S5c.
Pears-winter Nellis. s1.25@1.75 per box;
cooking varieties, 50@75c.
$50 for fancy, si.5o@2 for choice and 81. $50
LOO for standard; tangerines, 81 .25@1.7 rs; grape
for yon sogs 500 o9 too seedess; lemons @S
for standards; Illness $4@5.
Tropical Fruits Bananas, 75c@sl.25 per bunch
for Hawaiian and $2@3 for Central American
pineapples. s1.5o@2.50 per dozen.
Dried Fruits. Raisins, Nuts and Honey
cots fs6cv pps 5@se
peaches, 4@41ac for standards, 5@6c for choice
a ana o32 e, for fancy; pears 4g7!ac; pitted
prnnes, size basis, 2a4@31ac, with pre-
MUM for the larger sizes
Raisins-Clusters-N left. London layers
4l5c; seediess, 21a@2Mc; Thompson's seedless.
&c for unbleached; loose muscatels, 3Ac for /
uts-Almonds nonpareils, 11h@12c; IxL
101a Ollie; plus ultra, Zoe; Drake 915c
languedocs, 81 @19c; hardshells, 81 97c. Wal
nuts-915c per ID for No. 1 softshells, &c for
No. do; chestnuts, s@10c per Id for italian
hlberts, 1914 @f4c; pecans, 15@17c.
12c; light amber l0@101hc; dark amber. ga
l0c; water white, extracted nominal; white
7@Sc; light amber, 615@7c; dark amber and
canded. 415@5ihc per ID.
Beeswax-27@2sc per ID for light and 2S@24c
for dark
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St. Louis Wool Market

ST LOUIS, Jan. -Wooi-Unchsnged;
medium grades combing and clothing. 1914 a
2315c: light fine, 1914 620c; heavy fine, 1015 a
16c; tub washed, 23@311zc.
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SALES
Mining stocks
ExcHANGr

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Francisco
stock and exchange board yesterday:
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Sam Francisco Money Market
Loans. Exchange and Silver

Silver and Hongkong exchange lower
yesterday. Other local quotations were un
changed
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Hides-Culls and brands sell about hGIc I'M
der quotations Heavy salted steers, lSc me
heavy. 1o1ac for light; stays, 7Qs4c; salted kip,
121a @13c; sailed veal, 15c; salted calf 16c; dry
dry stays. i2G15c: dry ip veal Bic: Mexican dry
hides, 1615c; Mexican dry sailed do, 1Sc; Next
can picked 15c; sheepskins. shearlings, 2o@40c
each short wool, 40@65c each; medium, 10000
each; long wool, $1@1.50; lambs, 15@75c; horse
hides, salt, $250@2.75 for large and s1.75G2 for
eofs horse 6es rgr snf for aTss d5
$1.25@1.75 for medium, 50cGS1 for small and %
@50c for colts; deerskns, dry Mexican, 2sG30c;
trail American, 26a3oc; goat skins prime an
CORA. 75c@S1; medium, 40M60c; large hair goats.
25@35c; medium, Zoe; small, 5@15c.
Tallow-No. / rendered, Az @5Ac; No. 2, 81
Wooisspring clip ifree, Humboldt. years sta
coast, 61a@eac; Nevada. 9@14c per ID. Fall
clip, northern mountain tfree), IA @S15c; defec-
tive, 5@ec. oregon-yalley, 1415 @17c per Id.
per ID.
Meat Market
DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers' rates to dealers are as follows
for cows and heifers.
veal-9@915c for large and sh@1o1sc for
small.
Mutton wethers. 1o@11c; ewes. e@1oc per ID.
hamb.125c per ID; spring lamb, 15c
By acc for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good, sound
livestock delivered in San Francisco. gross
weight:
Cattle-steers, No. 1. 4h@4Ac; second quail
lty. AZ 4Ac; third quality, s1ac; cows and heif-
ers, S12@8&c for No. l. second quality, 3Ac;
third quality, ~ @2s4c; thin 2@2Ac;' bulls and
stays, 2@2Ac; thin bulls, 11z@1Ac.
Calves-5c per lb for light, 411c for medium
and &c for heavy.
sheep-w ethers, Aye per lb; ewes. 4c per lb.
Lambs-5A 951hc per Id.
Hogs-100 to 200 lbs, 6@6%c; 200 to $50 lbs.
81 @5%c; $50 to 300 lbs 81 1515c boars 5OG
SO per cent, stays 30@40 per cent and sows 100
20 per cent of from above quotations
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Wheat and Other Grains

Wheat-Higher prices ruled in Chicago and
for futures on the San Francisco exchange. Lo-
cal cash quotations remained as before, with a
very firm but quiet market.
CASH WHEAT
California club. $l67 y Ito; do milling 81 20
M1721a: California white Australian, $1.75O
1S5; lower grades Of California, S145@1 60:
northern club, $1.675 CLIO; northern bluestem,
$I.75G1.S0; northern red, S1.62h @1.65; turkey
red S1.T5@l.S0 per cu.
FUTURES
1920 a. IN. Session
May-s1.T5.
2 D. m. Session
May-$1.75 asked.
Barley-Conditions remain unchanged, the mar
ket being inactive and featureess.
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice feed, spot, s.. 40@1. 1874 COM
to fair, $1.3311.3S% per ctl; brewing and
shipping, $1.45@l.521s; chevalier, $1.579A a
I.62h.
1920 a. m. Session
May-$1. 401a bid; $1.411a asked
December-$119 bid; $1.22 asked
2. m. Session
May-$1.40h bid $I.41 asked.
Oats-There was further change in prices
yesterday. The market was quiet but firm.
recleaned, for seed. 81 .S01 50, feed lots, 81 rs
01.7715 for good and 81. roc 721a For common:
black for seed, $2@2.30 asked per ctl.
Corn-Western descriptions in bulk 2@3c
higher.
California small round and large yellow. nom
inal: western states yellow, sacked 81 60M
l.S5; In bulk San Francisco track. yellow. 81 so:
white. 81 53; mixed, 81. 80; Egyptian nominal
Rye-S 165@1.70 per ctl.
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New York stock List
E. F. Hutton & Co. 400 California street
members OF the New York stock exchange, fur
uish the following list Of bond and stock sales
yesterday
- 1870 49, = - 4 a. ! ~
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PortIand Butter Market

PORTLAND, Ore, JAN 90 Butter-City
creamery extras. 37c; fancy outside creamery,
35d37c; store, lS@25c.
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hBS Mnrket In Nearby Counties
SANTA CRUZ, Jan. 20.--Continued rain ma
terially effects the egg market; product mar
keted slowly at 4Oc.
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Receipts of Produce
STOCK MARKET
ported Dividend

Comstocks still Active but Lower
GoldfeId Con. Advanced ON Re-
ported Dividend
There was fair business OF S64 600 In bonds
on the stock and bond exchange. but stocks
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SALE >
Morning Session

Morning Session
Board
81 Fireman's Fund ms ......... $4,000
80 First Nat Bank ...-.........2 40. 90
100 Hutchinson s Co .....-.....- IL. S71z
Onomea Sugar Co .........-.. 40 70
s., 600 S p Arizona IS (1909) ........ 100 %
Street
$4,000 S r 1st refdg 4s........ $3.50
So 600 United r r of 4s........ 90
Afternoon Session
Board
116 Associated Oil Co.............. 81 90
20 Associated OIL Co.......-...... 81. 20
Is Associated OIL Co.............. 81 1924
% Cal Fruit Gamers Assn. 1O1 80
Firemans Fund Ins Co.. loo. 90
so Spring Valley Water Co.. 81 1211
$1,000 Cal Gas & Ell NJ & T S.. % %
So 900 Los Ang Pacific r r LIST con S. 1O6 90
$1,000 S Branch Ry IS. 129 10
SO, 600 S Arizona 6s $1,000 100. 20
$1,000 Spring Val Wat gen mtge As. IS so
$4,000 United r OF S 4s-....... 70 90
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Nov Ynrk Cof1on Marked

NEW YORK. jan 2o.-The market was higher
Spot-Aiddling uplands 9.S5c
COTTON FTTITPEc
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Beans and Seeds

Bayos and whites rule firm. Limas are weak
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Assessment Directory, COmstock Mines
STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
WEDNESDAY. Jan. sO-1O:so a

UNITED STATES BONDS
Bid Ask. Bid As
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Alaska P A. 61L Pac Aux F A 81
Asso Oil Co. 81 3T1S Pac Borax-1J0
Cal c A. 1O1A1O2 Pac T&T pfd IS 81
Cal Wine A. 81 Do com -. Is IA
Bfv& MtTm. rs
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Not old, soiled and
m uss ed garments, but
every one brand new and
clean, fresh from the man
ufacturer. Priced so ex-
traordinarily low as
should insure an early
clearance Of the entire
volume. Every garment a
practical one of first class
material and workman
ship. Made to launder not
once, but many times. An
unequaled opportunity for
the brides trousseau, the
country sojourner, or for
one who wishes to lay in
a seasons supply at a lib
eral saving Of money.
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Sale Starts Tuesday, June st. at8am First Fasedal Sale Section
The SemiAnnua Sale of Linens Domests and White Goods

The aim of the management
to make of the departments
embracing foreign and domes-
tic white goods, pillow cases
and sheets, table linens, the
foremost of their kind i'll the
country is responsible for the
very marked reductions offered
in this comprehensive sale
from these sections.
Planned for months in adj
vance, the market watched for
6 months to take advantage of
the lowest possible quotations,
and offered now at a sacrifice
of profits to these departments,
affords a great opportunity to
hotels, steamships, restaurants,
as we'll as homes, to secure a
seasons supply at vastly be-
low regular wholesale market
quotations.
A sale Of such moment and
such proportions that these
staples which regularly com
mand fixed price, year in and
year out, are now the excep-
tions in the Emporium White
Sale.
Fine grades and high values
can be had at the regular prices
of the cheaper qualities.
Linens Continued
John S. Brown & Sons make
of Damask Satin Sets includes
table cloths and napkins to
match, in the following sizes
and prices:
2x2 yard cloth, or 2x2A yard
Cloth and 22x22 inch Napkins
to match, per set of cloth and
dozen napkins, $685.
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Gowns

Some hundred night gowns with
"V, square necks in number OF
good washable materials; fine and
soft; all splendidly made.
About 700 night gowns; plain or
lace and embroidery trimmed, with
w. square or round necks OF the
slipover style.
About 1900 gowns, exceptionally
desirable, trimmed with tuckings,
lace, ribbons, headings; fetching,
dainty styles; we'll made and dur
able; feature of the White Sale.
About 800 dainty nainsook or
muslin gowns in the high neck,
round neck, .'V, square or slipover
style; cut full and wide; prettily
trimmed.
About 400 fine mhslin, cambric
and nainsook gowns, lace or en1-
broidery trimmed choice materials !;
20 dozen hand made French gowns
III. this lot.
Over 200 gowns, handsomely
trimmed, of exceptionally fine mate
rial, cut full and wide. OF perfect
workmanship, unmatched values,
considering style, beauty and work
manship.
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Corset Covers

Some 800 corset covers that defy
any rough laundry usage, of fine
material, tastily and we'll made.
Some dozen corset covers; all
sizes; All infinite variety of styles in
various materials; all fine and good;
pretty trimmings and, above all,
good values.
Some 800 corset covers. round,
low neck styles. trimmed with laces,
embroideries, headings and dainty
ribbons; fine material; good work
manship.
Some hundred or so exceptionally
good values in dainty, we'll made,
fine garments; prettily trimmed; the
cut and fit all that could be desired.
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25c--- -
Sc
45c--- -
Csc
81 rs

$500 Waists, including Dutch
neck waists and Dutch collar
waists, prettily trimmed with
laces and embroidered fronts, in
the newest designs of eyelet
and blind embroidery; lawn
tailored waists with embroidery
fronts and finished with stiff
collars, and last but not least
arc the real fine null. hand-em-
broidered waists in the newest
designs, daintily and effectively
trimmed with pretty laces.
Values quite exceptional.
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Csc

4,5o0 waists in a profusion of
styles, some with fancy lace
trimmings combined with en-
broidery, long sleeve models.
Some OF the popular Dutch
neck and Dutch collar effects,
artistically made and snartly
trimmed with lace and embroid-
ery- Semi-tsilored and strictly
tailored waists are or lawn.
The workmanship and materials
used in the manufacture of
these waists are exceptional ar
the price and such as only can
be designated as White Sale
Values.
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AT 25c the yd

About 500 yards OF fine, close
ly woven Swiss, Nainsook, Half
Flouncing and Cambria corset
covering, which measures Is
inches in width. These run in all
the popular and new patterns, in
cluding the wide leaf eyelet de-
signs. There are also galoons, in
sertions and edgings, beautifully
worked and of strong and dur
able texture.
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Pefficodfs

About 135 we'll made, practical
petticoats, in plain or trimmed
styles; one which will last long
time with frequent laundering.
Almost 500 splendid skirts, lace
and embroidery trimmed or plain;
cut wide and full, for but
About 1S0 petticoats, we'll made,
prettily trimmed with tucks. hem
stitching, laces and insertions; every
one wide and full
About 800 pretty, fluffy, dainty
skirts that will give durable wear
and general satisfaction; plain or
trimmed; in variety OF pretty
styles; at
About 100 skirts more lavish in
trimming, finer in material, are Of
fered; plain, or with tucking, hem
stitching, feather stitching or trim
med with laces, insertions, headings,
embroidery and fancy ribbon bows,
at
Another 100 of even finer quality
skirts, more lavish in workmanship,
more profuse in trimming, with
more ripply ruffles; all told, truly
wonderful values at but
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AT 15c the Yard

Almost 1000 yards Of Swiss, Nainsook and
Cambria edgings, ranging from 81 to inches
in width, likewise insertions and both plain and
fancy headings. These are in the rich, heavy
open work patterns, with the finished headings
on either side. A great assortment of beauti-
ful designs in these sheer, richly worked en-
broideries in such patterns as rose, Marguerite,
heavy eyelet, dot and innumerable others
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AT soc the Yard

About 1,500 yards of sheer fine Swiss, Deni
flouncings, y inches wide. Embroidered in
both the eyelet and blind work. Some richly
worked pieces in the heavy eyelet effects. as
well as the lily designs, rich rose designs, heavy
dots and beautiful sheer dainty baby patterns !;
also the embroidered flouncings for baby
dresses with the hemstitched borders. Seal
loped flouncings with rich embroidered seal
lops so much in demand for skirts and gowns.
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DOmesfics

Bleached Muslin, good wearing quail r.
ity, SO inches wide, the yard, "
Muslin Cambria, SO inches wide, good T
grade is offered at, the yard, N
Summer days Muslin Cambria, SO o.
inches wide; this staple brand the yard %
Bleached Dallas Sheeting, your choice OF
either width, 42-inch or 45-ncn, the f01~
yard, Iz2G
Brown Pepperell Sheeting, your choice OF
the yard, lz2l
New York Mills. Jean or Night IN
gown twill, l,-36 inches wide, the yard, lUS
Pillow Cases, made OF good quality
sheeting, size 45x36 inches, each, III
Pillow Cases, of fine grade casing, plain hem
and hemstitched, size 45x36 -.
each, lzC
Pillow Cases, made of heavy linen fn-fL~
ish sheeting, size 45x3851, each, IfC
Pillow Cases in hemstitched and 4r
plain hem, size 45x36, each, lOC
Pillow Cases, hemstitched, of extra an
fine quality sheeting, size 45x36, each EVG
Extra heavy linen finished sheets,1z-
with scanned center, 81x90 each, TIC
Seamless Sheets, of good quality1r-
sheeting, 81x90 inches each, TIC
Seamless Sheets. made of an extra heavy
linen finish sleeting, size 81x90 rr
each, 0OG
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--65c =
Csc =
$1.95
S2.45


But 500 waists in this lot,
each select model design, ex-
elusive and absolutely new and
embodying the richest ideas of
fall fashions. Beautiful, fine
lingerie waists with the new
iaces which resemble the heavy
open crochet; imported crepe
waists, which are so fashion
able; likewise some exquisite
models in rich hand embroid-
cred designs. Some are shown
with the real Irish lace, each an
exemplar of the White Sale
Values.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-30

White Goods

Hundreds of yards of dainty White Cross
Bar dimities and lace stripe effects, ?
the yard, &c
White mercerized Madras Waistings n
in neat Jacquard patterns, yard, &C
fabric, 40 inches wide, the yard, lZC
Non Plus Ultra, linen finish fabric suit
able for dresses, SO inches wide, 10
the yard, lZC
sniear ExtTa fine men N1nSook 4 finish Long Cloth 18r
Violet perfumed Batiste, dainty sheer
fabric so much in demand at present, N.
40 inches wide, the yard, I1C
Fleeced back MarseilleS, good ~.
quality offered at, the yard, but ZIC
Victory Chiffon soft finished snowy white
fabric, desirable for making very fine III.
underwear, the yard, zTC
Dome quality Batiste; this evenly woven
sheer fabric is sold by the piece G. rn
only, 40 in. wide, per 12-yd. piece, Ql.0V
Berkeley No. 5000 Long Cloth, standard
known brand, priced at, 10.
the yard, zoe
Four Standard grades Of Long Cloth, sold
by the piece only:
Quality No 1-12-yard piece, 7Se
Quality No. 2-12-yard piece, S1.Os
Quality No. 5-12-yard piece, $1.S5
Quality No 4-12-yard piece, S2.15
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-30
AT 35c The yd

: Over $500 yards of beautiful
Swiss and Nainsook edgings,
from 6 to Is inches in width, like
wise beautiful corset cover EN-
broideries with eyelet enbroid-
cry beading for the bust part as
we'll as for the waist line.
Elaborate half and demi flounc-
ings, which range in width from
18 to y inches. Rare values, in
deed.