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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-08
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ben gorludprdaern, ben 9lnmenipenoen,
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ters, Sobdnn Geora Wlllsr. IpredDen mir
birrmii uuieren inuiaiten Gaut aus.
Die tranernSsa Ftnttrbiisbsnsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-08
Neue anSeigen.
8u pertoufen.

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,o,oeupe Sormnsaid,tnen welde IN Der bless
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miible. Rinosr, Suuioator unb Grasmdber.
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Senrg 8ruegsentnnr,
Ban upb oiuiss
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-08

NNrTTM ATHEaEE ..M.HAL
@oup. SaOlep, pelber Dor eineln
@onat anfina 81 sfarmcrtrs init ei,
mem 8feroe, 5lpei aiiben, eincm Soil
be uno ii Sunoen. bat ieitoem Elm.
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alien Sobn eefdnft, ihreibt Der Sci.
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anOern @iebbeItnno bat iid icapeit
nod feip 3m,pad,s se5ri9t. @it Der
aisuabme. oaB Dem @clsO. ieete
@cde ad)t erif firaIid asisgelestc
Sbisbaumden aus Dem @ooen ge-
EitobIsn pnroen III iCapeit Giles olati
u6aeaongen; e. bat cher af oie er-
iangilns bcs Giebes eine @elobnniif
BON $50 seiest. Die Sdmereiel, d
SaOlep bon @dbitptpn erbnlten
limo uIlc Ser Groe ~orluertraut lporoel
nuD siin Ebeil bereits ai,iaegaigen
@ds Inn abpr etfoos prea bereitet
Hit Dies, 6aB Bic @aila BON ieinci
0itbea tort nod wilosu 3fpiebell
riedt uno idmrft. @enR aidt al
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In nertaufen.

Gin l Spdnner Waasn, I einfpGnRer Ssse
uno / emipanner ptsroeseicairr iino ~ per
fa.ien bel
SEQ. Mueler.
Sd,iefer's 9rondi.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-08

Wenn Id cuB mort 9dppinbIer uniber.
Leaf I'M Corn an SuIinS noHmonn olise.
iprodYen babe, ipieb erruIe Id Is biermii.
s. RrdbbcIer.
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an 8ermietben

Sin 4 Simmer enibalienbes DObnbaus,
Trost nab bel
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8autot sn o~erfanien.

Sine soxla0S ub Got an Der DIS. etraBe
1T an p~erfauien. H6bersS bel
Sohn Rios.
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suite sgObnuns 81 gerlauien.

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Gisentbum on Der 2ien GtraBe. IN Serm anu
il unter siinFisen 8soinsunsen ~ perfau.
zen.
And,3uIrasen bei u o b. tpulter,
6ermann. IWio.
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samitaa ben 9. MprlI, l910

am
Gamfas ben .. april, 1910
aui benz Slabe %reffdufen iptrb. 9ieie Sorm
Iisel cine halbe 9leiIe noroiid bon Sbriit.
Sefd1Iaesers Sarm aui friidtbnrem 8ioel.
BLUFF 9ooen. IS beiinben fih oui benz
9faB quite Sebdulid1feiten gutter trasenoer
meinbers uno SbitbGume aler art Das
san5e sanb bat Die eaooflase; it por Gem
goropinOen scid,iiSi. Dd Nrau yteinbarnt
Idlon LANCER iuie . Wlonate Dor Dem Serr
f%auisiasc tcobt, Fam benz 8duier gutter 9e
iibitiel 5ugeiidJert luvrosn.
Sieie SeIeBenbeit iolIten lid, Seutc Die es
W.iioe Iino auf iiberidlipemmien yanoe 81
iuohnen, su giube maiden. lno oieis ssorn
fa,ien. Gieie, ,sarm bradlte Dor circa 5
Ssahrsn $1,000.
IS 1T cine CUTE Weiseniorm,
gbriitian 9dnuier,
~ -fNH tGF5tetesT 80 rffftpc
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wfnmoutb Rod Bruteicr.

2n perfauisn, Yipmonth 9ot ynittier
az 81 fir 15, per 100 s.; per 200 $500
&C. Sobuiom
5reberid sburs, Wio.
poItoE5;ce: Diorrilon, ylo.
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Bal gertauien.

o Yotien on Der G. eirabe. aaberes bel
Guitar 8 aeHuer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-08

Sitet GndD pDr SalbeH gegerl Sta
tarrh, ole Giiediil6er entbalten. 90
Guediilber iid,er oen Sinn oes @e.
rald,s 5eritoren nrtO 6as gailse SDl.
TEN n6lig 5~erriittet miro, tuenn es
onrdl Die Ideimigen Oberfldd,en en-
orinst. Solbe Irtifel iollen ME
onBer auf 8eroromltts gut beriiiener
aer5te sebruudt fperoer, ba. Der
.SdaSen, ben iie anrihteub sebnmal
10 groB lit ais bas @iite. baS Sbr oa
pon er5ieIen fonltet. Saa's So.
tarrb5aur. fGbri5irt BON s. S. Gbe.
men & 60. Iolebo. O., entbalt fem
auedIilber nnb miro iinteriid, setiom
men mo mirft 6ireft auf bic ifleimi
gen SberiIdden oes Spitcms. @enr
Sbr Soils aaiatrb-aur fanft, ieit
iider. Sab Sbr ole ddte befommt
Isle ipirS irmerlid aelOmnca rnb il
goleoO. Ohio, bon s. s. gbenep s
60, semadJt.
gerfanft bon olleir apotbcfern
75r. oie Slaide.
Sails Samilien. Silen fino 81
beiten.
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9u Rerfaufen.

Gin auies y~Dohnbaue, GtaI, 10 sotten
tObhsarisn) III 5u psrtanien posr In per.
mietben. 5rost ,nada IN oieier SHice ceer
bel Gilbert Gbobr. SermaHH no.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-08

il~ntgrSeidmeier madt fiermii tetonnt ooS
er bic 2ouis Aeinbaro Yarn rie pubIicirt
ON
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Charles Goirntp.

Gbarles Gorntp.
Die Gbelelitc 8ottirieo 8aler
ireitcn lid, gelpaltis iiber Die an.
fnnft ciiles SSbndens. 8ir min.
'i6pn ibnen Slid on oen Slingen.
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Gar @epraientont.

Wir 5ino e~rmadtist Settn 5 No 8 { = s.
fen ala oaubioat iiir Superintendent bon
0aeeuuaoe Gountp in Der 9easolatir an6n.
seiaen Sen Dilen Der Republtan,lc1ea
S~ti,mnaeber ,mter,porteu bel Der Nrimars
ruahl am .. sIusuii 1910.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-20
ALAMfDAnS VOTE
TO ISSUE BONDS
Large Majority in Favor of the
Proposal to Obtain Funds
for Schools and Sewers

ALAMEDA, Feb. 19-AIamedan
voted to L In favor of the ISSUANCE
OF school bonds to the amount of $780,
600, and to / in favor of issuing
sewer bonds to the amount of $4,000
al the election held today A two
propositions.
The vote on the three propositions
on the ticket were as follows:
Proposition to issue 100000 for the
erection Of brick schoI building to
take the place of the present Haight
schooE-For, L,443; against, 343
Proposition to issue $4,000 for
erecting a brick school building at the
corner of Eight street and Santa
Clara avenue and for an addition to
the Wilson school-For, 1879; against,
245.
Proposition to issue $4,000 for the
construction of sewer for the south
side of the cfty-For, 1898; against,
371.
The bond election today was the first
in the history of the city during which
the saloons were permitted to remain
open, after Chief of Police John Con-
rad had received advice from City At
torney NJ. w. Simpson.
The city attorney in his opinion to
the police chief said that the state law
adopted in 1874 required saloons to
close on election DAYS did not apply
to special elections for bonds held in
municipalities, for the reason that
when the statute was enacted sjecial
bonds elections were unknown and
were therefore not covered by the
law. No changes or amendments to
the statute Of 1874 have since been
made, according to the city attorney.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-20
MARRIAGES

GILBERT MITCHELL this city. February
I5 1910 by rhe Rev Elhert r. Ollie Joseph
Louis Gilbert and Carrie Mitchell. both Of san
Francisco.
HARRISON-READ-In San Rafael. Cal. JHnu-
srv l3 1910. by the Rev J. u. Simmons,
Clinton ". Harrison and Margaret NJ Read.
HYDE-DLL-In this city. February le 1910
ny the Rev. J. FuendeiinE. Thurman r. HYDE
Of Fresno and Edna May Din OF Lewiston,
Idaho.
KRAINEK- this city February
15 1910. ny the Rev J. Fuendeling Fredrick
Frank krsinek Of Vallejo and Bertha Agnes
hammers of Ukish, Mendocino county, Cal.
McEWEN- WoODS-In this city, February Is.
1910. by the Rev. Ebert R. Dille D. D..
Charles McEwen and Cecilia Woods, both OF
Lakeport, Cal
PARKER -FRASER-In this city. February Is
1910 by the Rev. James NJ. McElhinner Hiram
Luther Parker Of Hanford Cal and Ella
Fraser Of Middletown. Cal.
PETERS-DAY-In this city. February Is. 1910
by the Rev. Ebert Il. Ollie Frank Richard
Peters and Gladys Day both OF San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-20

scratching He never knew wnat h
was to sleep we'll from the time no TOOK
the disease until he was cured Es
kept Us awake all hours IN the rirh-
and his health WASH { what you would
call good. We tried everything but the
right thing Finally I got a set Of the
Cuticura Remedies and am pleased 10
say we did not use all Of tbero u-tI
he was cured We have waited a ~esa-
and a half to sec If it would return bur
it never has and to-day his skin Is clear
and fair as it possibly could be. K bo0e
Cuticura may save some enc else
little ones suffering and also rhei-
pocket-5oOlxs. John LeasOn, 4O3 AJC1-
ison St. AtchisOn, Kan, Oct. 10, 1909 %
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-20
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses werc issued
in San Francisco Saturday, February 49, l'lV-
BRADy-SHANAHA Thomas l. Brady. p.
san Lucas. and Nary Shanahan. - ls!s rem
street.
BTREF-ALLFN-Davi Burke. -, los Cotton
St and Mabel Allen. %. Selma.
HAwEs-KILLION- Harry H. Hawes. 81 32l
Lyon ST.. and Mary A. kIlliou, j. 2el4 AurA
street
JOHNSON N-NASMAN-Johannes F. Johnson. =
and Hilda J. Nasman, p, both Of 2l2 Dore -.
II BARON-JACKSON-E ". le Baron. p.
1916 Twenty-sixth ST.. and Myrtle NJ Jack
son. IS Il Butler ave
PATSNANN-JONES-H q. PausmsDn. p.
1874 Filberr ST.. and Mamie A. Jones, Is, 1926
Steiner 81.
FI-GITRATDIE-Pete Plumel B. 1924
Sixteenth ave. and Charlotte Guiraucie' %
1850 Broadway.
REFDFR- R-OISEN-Chsrles Reeder. "a, I5A Col
lingwood ST. and Olive ID. Olsen. %, Alameda
SCHMIDT T-BIULLER-Albert schmidt % 6l9
Fourth ave. and Minnie L Muller, T. sos
Diamond n.
WACHOB-FITCH-Wi William W Wacho3. -,
20 Eleventh ave. and Florence l.. Fitch, =,
Pasadena.
NHIGHAM- -SEATY-Richard p. Whigham. IS.
and Minerva c. Seavy, p, both Of 23s Fif-
teenth ave
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-20
CHEERS DEMOCRATS WITH
PROPHECY OF VICTORY
Secretary of State Central Conn
mittee Talks in Stockton
Especial Dispotch TO The Call

STOCKTON, Feb. 19-The members
of the democratic county central com. :
mfttee met in Union ham today an"
considered in a general way the com
ing campaign.
It was agreed to urge all members $
of the party to register before tbs prl-
maries
j. f. Murray. secretary of the state
central committee, was ia attendsncs
and delivered an address. He has Just
returned from a trip as far south as
Bakersfield and predicts a victory Tor
the bourbons. He said the party was
united and prophesfed the nomination
of Theodore A. Bell for governor.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-20

Cuticura comfort for all who suffer
from facial erupCiOns such "a acne (piu-
pies and ackhsads). acne rOsaCea, faCial
eczema. ringwprn. tetter. .redness, rough
ness and oily perspiratiOn is found IN gen
tie anointings with CUtlCuTa Ointment
followed by warm baths with CGticura
Soap. For preserving. purifying and beau
tifying the skin, scalp. hair and hands Of
infants. children and adults, CUticu1a
Soap and Ointment are priceless
Cuticura soap t25cD. Cuttcura Ointment t50c1
aud CuticUra ReSolvent t5Oc.j cor "a the torn Of
Chocolate Coated Pills. Z5c per vial of t01- Sod
throughout the world Potter Drug 4 Chem. Corr
S5,s Props. l35 Columbus Ave. Boston Mass
S2-page Cut3cera Book. mailed free slRiug. de-
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-20
Notable Deaths

REV. cIPRIAN BANsHIED. PROVINCIAL
Chicago Feb Ia.-Rev. Ciprian Bansnled-
provincial Of the Roman Catholic order Of s.
Francis died at Ashland Wis, yesterday OF
para lysis-
NEIL BURGESS ACTOR-New York. FEB. ~.
NeiI Rr-gess q well known actor, died today
AZ his home here. He made his greatest S4c-
ce.s on the stage in single play. LHe
C7nDutv Fair" which first produced III
1855 The comedy. with Burgess - It's star,
Is5 a phenomenal run Of more than ionr
wears al New York theater. Burgess WIS
horn In Boston in 1S5i
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-20

Culh Aetn6ClRS. VEhs,
0ur baby was ss,,o,,
weeks old ha broke 0,I-
with what we tb0u---
was heat but Who's
gradually grew w0-es
We called Iu q do-+-~
He said il was e-zs-1s
and from that tima W.
dOCt0red six mor+b,
with three Of the 0ssr
doctors in Atrhison I,,-
he only got worse. Hi9
face. head and hands
were a solid sore There
was no end % -Da
for him Wa
had TO tie his lf-e
hands to keen him F-o-,
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-20
BIRTHS

RATRD-In this city February 10. 1910. TO the
wife Of q. c. Baird formerly Dorothy Rein
hold) a son
DE NOoN-In this city February 13. 1910 to
the wife of Roy f. De Noon, q son
HAYNES-Fehruary 5 1910. 10 the wife Of
Edmond Haynes (nee Gerhowl. son
LAUENSTEIN-In Alameda Cal February G.
1910. 10 the wife of Robert A. Laucnstein a
daughter
ST JOHN-In this city February 15 1910. to
the wife Of Paul a. 81. John formerly Eva
(roRleYl. = daughter.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-20
STOCKTON ELKS TO GREET
DISTRICT DEPUTY BOONE
[SpeeiaI Diseateh 70 The Gil

STOCKTON, Feb. 1s.-Preparatfons
are being made by Stockton lodge No
21S. 3. p o. F.. for reception next
Tuesday night in honor of District Dep
uty P. r. Boone of Berkeley, represent
ing the central California district, and
District Deputy Arbrogast of Nevada
City. representing the northern district
A large attendance is anticipated and
there will be an initiation, when the in
spectors viii be afforded an Opportu-
nifty to see the ritualistic work exem-
p1ified.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-20

PRAGERs. Market and Jones streets
&c for back combs. bandeaux and
braid pins worth up to 75c; golf
shirts for men, 55c: derby ribbed
underwear, CSC; President suspen-
ders, 2sc; black, tan and other solid
color hosiery. 1oc; night robes. 39c;
neckwear. 12Mc: handkerchiefs, &c:
boys sweater coats sec: women's
suits, coats and raincoats worth up
to $3.50 for ss45. Hundreds other
bargains throughout the store.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-20
PLAN TO BUY HOME OF
DICKENS IS SUGGESTED
Lovers of Novelist Will Cele=
brate Centenary of Birth

The Dtckenslan, as may be supposed,
has no sympathy with the American
scheme TO raise a fund TO purchase the
building at the corner OF LincOln's inn
fields, industriously advertised as the
"Old Curiosity Shop" "As a relic of
old London the building" it says, rs
probably worth retaining. but as TO
1T being Dickens landmark we sub
nit 1T is not, for there are very grave
doubts as to its genutneness-" The
paper adds, however, that ito secure a
Dickens shrine for London, such as
there is to Shakespeare in Statford-on-
Avon, TO Carlyle in Ecclefechan and
Chelsea, 10 Scott in Abbotsford, to
Victor Hugo in Paris. to name a few
Instances. would meet with speedy sup
port But it must be something more
than conjecturaI one" e V Lucas
recent suggestion that one of the novel
lists houses should be acquired and
preserved as a Dickens museum might
well, 1T thinks. occupy the thoughts
and energies of all Dickens lovers be-
tween this and the centenary OF the
novelist's birth in 1912.
In Berlin the walters association is
considering the plan of making tips
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-20

open till 10 o'clock Monday night to
clear cut surplus lines. Women's
viei kid b1uehers, s1.s5; women's pat
ent colt dress shoes, $3.50; infants
patent colt dress shoes. 75c; women's
imperial kid Juliets, sl.b6 girls pat :
ent colt button shoes, s1.10; boys
Samson calf school shoes, 95c
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-20
LABORER FALLS UNDER
SOUTHERN PACIFIC TRAIN
Both Feet Crushed, but One
May Be Saved
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

STOCKTON, Feb 19-Joe Rodriguez,
a Mexican la borer, fell in attempting to
swing off a train at the Southern Pa
cific depot today and both feet were
crushed. The accident occurred in the
presence of a large crowd He was
taken to the emergency hospital and
DIR. Ira B. Ladd found it necessary to
amputate the left leg half way between
the knee and ankle. The other foot may
be saved
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-20

ing to reach that place by night: the
Santa Fe telegraph off1ce AT CauS
Diablo closed at sundown ana
not known whether weston 80
there or is stopping on the desert.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-20

LIVINGSTON BROTHERS. Fillmore and
Geary streets-Sensationa sale of
manufacturers samples and surplus
stock Swiss, nainsook and cambria
embroideries and houncings at less
than half regular prices. A big sale
of women's and misses house dresses,
1,500 house dresses at sI46, Sfasb,
S2.9s. Five great lines Of wash
goods at 10c per yard
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-20
CARD OF THANKS

BRoWNE-We wish to thank our MANY
Kindness shown us in our late bereayensa,4 aiu ia
Thomas F. Browne prother,
MR.. AND MRS p. ]. MeINERNEy
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-20

birth. marriage and death notices sent by mail
v-ill not be inserted They must be handed In at
either of the publication offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence of persons author
ized 10 have the same published Notices re-
stricted simply 70 rhe announcement Of The event
are published once in this column free OF charge.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-20
GOLDEN GATE CLOAK AND SUIT

HOUSE, Market and Jones streets
New spring suits at SIS. French
serge suit at SIS; new tailored suit
at s1S.75; great values in new spring
coats, skirts and waists. Tailored
suits for spring in newest all wool
fabrics, fancy worsteds, serges, di-
agonals, wide wales and mannish ma
terials. $40, $22.50 and s25.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-20

WUELFKEN-We herewith desire to tendar
our most heartfelt thanks TO the many
friends, and also the officers and members
of the Verein Eintracht, for their many acts
of kindness and sympathy and beautiful aoral
offerings extended to us during our lafe
bereavement in the loss of a dearly beloved
husband and devoted father
ANNA WUELFKEN
RAYMOND WJJEI,FKEN
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-20
o,CoNNOR- MOFFAIT & CO.. Po

o'CONNOR- MOFFATT q Co. Post
street between Grant avenue and
Kearny street, remarkable sale Of
silks for the opening Of the season
A notable gathering of fresh new
silks IN latest spring colorings: 81
Shantung pongees at 75c and S5c a
yard; $l-26 pongees at 81; chiffon
taffetas IN exquisite Dresden and
Persian designs OF regular SL50
value al 81 yard: black and white
petticost tarfetss al 81 which always
sell al $3.50; nessalines, peau de
cygne and handsome striped wash
silks of regular S1~25 and 81 values
at 65c yard Special values in new
spring styles are represented by lin
Eerie and tailored linen waists in
smartesI Of new effects at $2.25 each.
Two splendid suit values in hard
finished worsteds wide wales and
homespuns, at s25 and $50. Two
attractive leghorn tailored styles in
hats at $3.50 and $40. New fmpor-
tations Of washable fabrics. includ-
ing wajstinss, At 25c to soc yard
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-20
CARD OF THANKS

Cook-We sincerely thank our friends fo-
their sympathy and floral offerings extended ms
loving daughter Ethel 'i our
MIR. and MRS. W. r COOK
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-20

HALE'S Good Goods; the Eight Hour
Store), Market and Sixth streets
$500 new domestic rugs. A1nin-
ster mats, 97c each; colonial velvet
rugs, s1.69 each aSmfnster rugs,
$215 each: administer rugs 1925.
Similar low prices throughout the
whole assortment of $500 rugs.
Spring suits at $3.50 with every ap-
pearance of costing s25 to $50. Many
specials in the drug department
s1.10 for six pairs womens Never
darn" hose. 200 different styles in
trimmed hats at s2.75, 1896 and $4.75.
Many spring novelties in neckwear.
Sale of popular wool goods for
spring Special big offers in Hale's
sheets and cases
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-20
Special Attractions Offered This Week by
San FranCisGO's Leading Retail Merchants
RoSENTHAI

l5l-163 Post street, be
tween Kearny and Grant avenue;
I6IS-l530 Fillmore street near O'F'ar-
reii-Last days Of the great Consoh-
6ssion shoe sale, still greater and
more striking price reductions. The
entire san Francisco business to be
merged into one, the main store at
I5I-163 Post street
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-20
THE WHITE HOUSE CRaphael- Well

THE WHITE HOUSE (Raphael- Weill
& co. IucD, Sutter street, Grant ave-
usie and Post street-French foulards
IN suit patterns, exclusive designs.
S1z and $3.50. 10000 yards sheer
crossbsr mUslins at 1Oc: advance
spring styles Women's cloaks and
suits st $3.50. s32-5O. $40 and sos.
Advance styles in new dress goods.
Special sale Of fine furniture drapery
and upholstery fabrics. Complete
line Of baby walkers, yards. cribs,
nursery and high chairs and baby
carriages.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-20

SNELLDOM. Grant avenue between
Geary and Post streetS-Sale Of II
sample suits secured from eastern
manufacturer as drummers came in
OF the road New materials, latest
shades, finest tailoring: choice, s21s5
Monday and as long as they last.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-20

AUL1E-In Oakland. CAL February H. 1910.
John B.. dearly beloved husband Of Agnus
Aulin, and father Of William {. and Victor
I. Aulin, native Of Finland. aged 65 years
J month and days
EAlLL1-ID this city. February 49, 1910 Ar
thur NJ, dearly beloved hsuband of Bertha
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III. FRIEDMAN & CO., $50 Post street,
near Stockton The greatest brass
bed bargain in the whole world. NO
mail orders filled for these brass peas.
s14.sO, on credit. Special sale tiger
rugs. room size, for $3.50; " cash'
81 q week.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-20

prize, chapel reed organ. Sixty cash
credits ranging in value from Sze
to s125, in order of merit
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-20

ID. SAMUELS, the Lace House. Stockton
and O'Farrell streets. A great sale
of genuine imported pongees at soc
per yard and upward. Attractive
offering of spring dress goods, COM
prising 30 inch twill suitings in colors
and black at 81 a yard New postel
cheviots and dia gonals at $3.50 and
So yard. Thousands Of yards in
new showing Of fine foulards. New
spring silk skirts at $3.50 and s5.95.
Spring styles in Sorosis shoes. Most
of the new models in spring milli-
merry are now on display.
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BOSE-We herewith desira >.
lnost t sincere and heartfelt thanks to tbe
many many friends friends who gave SO many evidences Of
s.n, sysnpatny and coincidence and beautifn
noIaI oHerlngs during the sad hours of oUr
nd.ao bereavement in the loss of dearly beloved
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-20
Weston's Eastward Tour

WeSton's Eastward Tour
ALBUQUERQUE, n. NJ, Feb. 19-
Edward Payson Weston left BeTemont,
Ariz., at 4:25 this morning for Canyon
Diablo, 80 miles east of Flagstaff. hop
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LITTLE SUFFERER
FROM eczema
Grew Worse in Spite Of Six Months
of Abiest Treatment Sleep Ter
ribay Broken Face, Head and
Hands Massessof Dreadful Ylna~-
A SINGLE SET OF
CUTlCURA CURED HIM

at feel it my duty to let vo,r -.
withswhab success I have used tls. ----,.. 90.
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The San Francisco call., 1910-02-20

l. NAGNIN & CO., Grant avenue and
Geary street. Extensive showing Of
new styles of spring suits. Tailored
linen suits, $3.50 to $3.50; white
serge suits $3.50 to s65. Linen
dresses, s13.75 to $50. Lingerie
dresses $3.50 to SIS. French hand
made lingerie dresses, $3.50 to $3.50
Cloth suits, s25. s35, s45, $50. Tai
lored suits for stout women. 1880 to
$50. Tailored linen waists, So up
Lingerie waists, $3.50 up French
wolfe waists, $3.50 up. New summer
silk waists, $3.50 and up. Ladies'
stylish hats, $3.50, SIS, $50 anJ $40.
Ladies' onyx black silk Isle hose, 3
pairs for 81 Monday.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-20

EILERS MUSIC COMPANY, 975 Market
street, San Francisco. $4,2S0 given
away for the solution of a puzzle.
First prize, new Kimball piano; sec
ond prize home orchestrelle: third
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CARD OF THANKS

FINSTERBUSCH-To our many frionds
acquaintance. as well as the officers and
members of Seven Pines circle No. ;. Ladies
=. \. H. aud st. Johannes Frauen Verein
heartfelt thanks for the sympathy shown and
floral offerings sent during the sad hours nf
our our bereavement in the loss of dearly be-
OTTO FINSTEr u d IrS,f,rT
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-20

MRS. e. LYNCH, milliner, S75 Market
street Preliminary sale of trimmed
summer hats. All the newest shapes
$3.50 values. per window display,
1895.