The San Francisco call., 1910-10-09


strong lines of fur garments compris-
ing coats, capes, muffs, stoles, neck
pieces and women's fur hats for imme-
ulate wear and made to order. The
latest fall silks and velvets are also
being shown now in all the new shades
and weaves. Commencing Monday
there will be a special sale of satin
&c inches wide, in all shades for aft
ernoon and evening wear, at 81
yard. Important price reductions are
announced in skirt hanneIs, wool
~Wa1st1ngs, challies, Scotch gins CHAINS
and silk mulls, the lot aggregating
nearly 10000 yards at very unusual
prices. Many other special attrac-
tions in the various departments to-
MARKS BROS, 831 Market street. Big
values make big business at this
house. An astonishing coat value
IS announced Monday in long coat
at $40. 1t is made of good quality
melton, 54 inches long, semiftting. in
all sizes, "a to 44 There is also an
nouneed for tomorrow at SIS, a num-
Der of fashiona BILE one piece serge
dresses, regularly worth S22.50, and
very special values at SIS. Other
sales demanding notice are a $3.50
sweater coat for $21S, a sale of 81
switches at S2.45 and special offers
in notions, Persian belts. brooch pins
and chiffon wells
LIVINGSTON BROS, Fillmore and
Geary streets. A bargain event in
fall dress fabrics commences Monday.
Serges. broadcloths and rough mix
lures are prominent in this sale.
Regular $3.50 Lymansville serges are
quoted at S1.75 per yard, and SO Ger
man chiffon broadcloth 1925 a yard.
The 6SSOrtn1 emf rrovidoc MANY grades
and prices, fine fancy suitings being
made possible as low as soc a yard
and s1.50 chiffon broadcloth as low
as 97c. The showing of fine caracul
coats at $3.50 is an example of what
this house can do in the matter of
coats, suits and women's wearables
generally.
D. SAMUELs, Stockton and O'Farrell
streets. The great art goods clear
ance contemplated for some Ntime by
thiSs house will start Monday. 1t
embraces money saving opportunities
in children's playthings, table deco
rations. clocks, mirrors, brass goods,
art and lace linens, and many other
articles of useful personal and
household nature. Just at the dawn
of the holiday season this sale pos
Sesses unusual attractions. Ire
mendouS reductions are announced.
Other big sales Monday at this house
include silks, ribbons, merode un-
derwear and the world famed Revil-
lon furs.
ID. n. & f. WALTER G co. furniture,
carpets and dra periesl, Stockton and
O'Farren streets. So successful has
been the sale of mahogany instituted
last week that it is announced it will
be continued all this week, with many
additions in living room pieces. AS
an indication of the values offered,
silk velour chairs at $3.50 and SIS
armchairs at S11.50 may be men
toned The windows carry many
good suggestions of the articles on
sale Other specials this week COM
prise sales in scrim and lace cur
tains. Roxbury capets at 75c per yard.
Savonneries at $1.10 per yard and
$3.50 to s1.S5 Brussels carpet at S1.25
per yard.
L. MAGNIN & CO., Grant avenue at
Geary street. Tomorrow occurs the
semiannual sale of hand made and
hand embroidered neckwear, afford
ing an excellent opportunity TO pro-
vide holiday presents at most reason
enable prices Regular $2.50 motor
wells, 1X21a yards, go on sale at csc.
In the muslin underwear department
Velvet and woolen coats for ages 2
to years, will be on sale in the
Juvenile department al very moderate
prices. and in great variety.
PRAGER's. Market and Jones streets.
This house announces the continu-
ance Monday and all this week of
the bankrupt stock of the Bon
Marche formerly 1851 to 1867 Stock
ton street. In addition to a great
line of womens fall suits at $3.50
there are many other lines at SIS,
$3.50 $40 and $3.50. There are
also attractive money savers in the
sales of untrimmed shapes at $1.29,
trimmed hats at half price. curtains
at 59c a pair knit underwear and
hosiery at low prices and silks and
dress goods at surprising reductions.
SOMNFER & KAUFMAN. $50 to $40
Market street and 119 to 125 Grant
avenue. Special notice is called to
the fine and very superior lines of
velvet shoes and slippers provided by
this house for this weeks selling. A
very handsome line Of ladies black
velvet pumps, absolutely new last
and style, is announced at SIS. Other
velvet pumps at 81 and $3.50. In
ladies' black velvet, high cut IA but
ton shoes, a very representative style
is offered Monday at $3.50.
BRITAIN & CO., Market and Mason
streets. This house is out today with
a bunch of money saving special
sales in the house keeping depart
ment. For instance. a so piece semi
porcelain dinner set at s4.90 and ali
Oxford blue dinner set at s7.75. IAN
aluminium saucepan at 35c, hand
some inverted gas light at 60c an
alright heater stove at S1.75, a brass
fern dish at 75c and many other
alluring offers.
ROBERT WALLACE, LAG Geary street
This house announces the mink set
illustrated in their advertisement to-