The San Francisco call., 1910-01-02
Special Attractions Offered
This Week by San FfanlisCo's
Leading Retail Merchants

HALE BROS, Inc. An immense show
Ing of white goods, which includes
muslin underwear, women's white
waists, low priced embroideries, sc
to 25c. Domestics, lace curtains and
white dinner ware. Also clearance
OF trimmed hats and a sale of mend
ed gloves at 59c worth from 81 to 81
pair. See our large advertisement
on last page of Sunday Call.
PHILADELPHIA SHOE CO., 825 Mar
ket street. Monday commences a
sale of shoes at prices in many cases
below factory cost. Nearly a half
page advertisement in today's Call
Read the remarkable bargains Of
fered in women's, mems and chill
dren's shoes This is the time of the
year that the Philadelphia cleans
house.
SWELLDoM CLOAK AND SUIT SHOP.
Grant avenue between Post and
Geary. Monday half price clearance
sale of every suit. coat, dress, gown,
skirt, fur, petticoat waist. misses
suit and coat in the entire house. We
do not carry single garment of this
season over
GOLDEN GATE CLOAK AND SUIT
HOUSE, Market at Jones. Second
and greater week of their annual
clearance sale. Fine broadcloth suits,
regular $500 value, now S10.95.
Military coat. regular $500 value,
sale price $6.45. Tailored suits. for
merlY $500. now $14.95. Heavy
black broadcloth coat, regular $500
value, Monday s4.95. High grade
petticoats S5c. black dress skirts
S1.95; these are $500 values.
ROOS BROS, Market and Stockton
Monday, tailored hats that sold up to
$4,000, marked. down to $4.95. Ladies
tailored suits, formerly up to $4,000,
sale price s1975. Finest tailored suits
that sold up to s9s.Oo, now s3s.75.
Monday will inaugurate their semi
annual clearance sale. Tailor made
suits $3.50 to $3.50. marked from
former selling price of $3.50 to
$3.50 Costumes and gowns ranging
in price from $500 to 100000,
marked down to $22.50 to $4,000.
Coats and capes that were from
s22.5O to $4,000, clearance sale price
from $13.75 to s97 so.
ID. SAMUELS, stockton and O'Farrell.
Monday and next week white sale
house keeping linens. muslin under
wear and all white goods. Midwinter
sale of Revillon fur coats a prices
that will be appreciated by careful
buyers.
1. MAGNIN & CO., Grant avenue and
Geary street. Annual clearance sale
of muslin underwear. Sale starts at
$3.50 a. m. Monday.
GREATER SAN FRANCISCO CLOAK
COMPANY, Market at Taylor, an
nounce their clearance sale to COM
mence Monday. The store has been
closed for two days, re-marking
goods. Their advertisement on
another page tells the story. They
promise such bargains at this sale az
have never been seen in San Fran
cisco before. Tailored suits, dresses,
costumes, skirts, capes and petit
coats. Furs so per cent off; hats half
former price.
=. N. WOOD & Co, Market and Fourth
streets. Commencing tomorrow, great
January sale mems suits valued up
to SIS, S7.S5; values up to SIS, $12.85;
values up to $35, $1SS5 Ladies'
suits. values up to $50, $3.50: values
up to s35, $3.50; values UP to $50,
s23.75. Mems suits made to order.
SIS. Any trimmed hat in the store.
s2.45. Broken line mems tuxedo
suits, $3.50. Mems trousers, $2.45.
All dresses, half price. Boys and
misses clothing at tremendous cut
from former price. Read our full
page announcement
THE EMPORIUM announce in a page
their annual white sale. House keep
ers should read this advertisement
and take advantage of the extremely
low prices this class of merchandise
will be offered at during the sale.
You will find it to your advantage to
shop early and avoid the crowds that
always follow these sales.
ROSENTHAL'S, 151-163 Post street
Consolidation sale OF shoes. The Fill
more street store is to be merged
into the Post street establishment
and not wishing to move a pair of
shoes from 1913 Fillmore street.
every shoe in stock will be sold at
greatly reduced prices; during this
sale the same reduction of price will
prevail in the Post street store that
obtains in Fillmore street. Ladies
slippers, $500 to $500 values, $2.S5;
broken lines. $500 to $500 values,
$1.S5; $500 gunmetal shoes, s3.S5.
ESCAPED coNvICTs CAUGHT-Kansas City,
Jan. 1.-Thomas Cook and Frank Moore, the
convcts who escaped from the Kansas state