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CORONADO BEACH, CALIFORNIA, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER?, 1908.

NO. 83

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Cent City Tteni$

The Tent City season of 1908 is rapidly
drawing to a close. With the celbration of
the Modern Woodmen of America, which
commenced on Friday last, and closes with
today, the end of the season will be fitting-
ly observed with the closing cf their cele-
bration. The patronage for the month of
August has been exceedingly gratifying to
the management, and th:; fame of Tent
City as a summering place has been more
widely advertised than ever before by the
host of patrons who have gone away and
spoken words of praise for the ideal con-
ditions that are prevalent on this peninsula.
The large influx of visitors, who have been
here before, speaks well for the place, and
it is undeniably v.sible to all, that out of

this bank of sand has grown swiftly the
very apex of a settlement wherein the
pleasures of thousands of people are cen-
tered. Tent City itself has offered to its
patrons better comfort this year than ever
before. The new palm-roofed cottages
have won much favorable comment, and
the ocean pier has been a boon to the fish-
ermen. The children's pool has, of course,
drawn its large quota of bathers, and the
little ones have enjoyed themselves to their
hearts' content. The Tent City of Coro-
nado has enjoyed much popularity by the
way in which entertainment has been pro-
vided for the children and adults. Every
few days the little ones of the camp have
been gathered together and provided with
a general good time, in addition to giving
them plenty in the way of refreshments of
a kind which is always a delight to child-

ren. The "older folks" have had thei.'
card parties twice a week, and there has
been informal socials of a various charac-
ter all through the season; in fact, if it
were "something to do,'' one could always
find it here this seasoT. The conditions
for living has certainly been ideal; the sani-
tary part of the capip has been looked after
in such a manner that not one complaint
has been registered by those dwelling here.
The streets have been kept neat and clean.
The street car service to and from Tent
City has been efficient at all times, and one
fact that has been particularly noticeable,
there has not been a serious accident on
the grounds this year. Everybody takes a
vacation now-a-days, and no sooner is one
summer outing over than folks invariably

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CORONADO TENT CITY NEWS.

THE BOSTON STORE '''^^.SH^'ITI'

Woodmen Attention!

For all styles of Souvenirs and Novelties, at Popular Prices, visit the Boston Store

Neckwear Neck Girdles Necklaces

Beauty Pins Hat Pins Wrist Bags Handkerchiefs

Ribbons Hosiery Waists Fancy Silks

HAMILTON'S

Residents of Tent City Can Secure The
Same Quality of Goods at the Same Prices
from Hamihon's Tent City Store. Why
Cross the Bay to Buy Groceries?

Staple and Fancy Groceries,
Fresh Fruit and Vegetables,
Kitchen Utensils, Etc.

Phones: Main 227, /fln^Vi^^^/2ifif5v7Vi Coronado Cars Bring

Home 3585, iD£f^d(^lOT& You Here.

EVEaY CAR STOPS UEUE

Something Doing Every Minute

WATCH THE DAILY PAPERS

t-'or our Gre^t Bargain Sales

Fall Classes open Tuesday, Sept. ist, Modern School of Business, 6th & H Sts.

CORONADO TENT CITY NEWS.

eabrillo Cigar factory

AUG. SENSENBRENNER, PROPRIETOR
OUR LEADING BRANDS ARE

Cabrillo,

Home Industry,

Semta Fe,

Emblem,

La Excelencia,

Cupid,

STORE AND FACTORY

067-969 FOURTH ST., O PP. PLAZA

Sunset Phone 1500 Home Phone 1500

SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA

BENBOUGH & GILLONS

THE QUALITY STORE
**If its right we Iiave it"

CLOTHING
Furnishings

Both Phones 0 UATC 945 5th St

1616

San Diego

The One-Price Music House

Sells everything in Music and at

Absolutely Right Pr-loes

THEARLE & COMPANY

The CoRONADO Tent City Daily News is pub
lished every day and is the only paper and program
issued. One thousand copies are printed daily and
distributed FREE for the information and amusement
of campers and visitors.

The NEWS will contain the program of the Coronado
Tent City Orchestral Concert Band, and publish local
items of interest, personal notices and descriptive
articles.

Campers having any items for publication will leave
them with the editor and they will be printed free.

Done in Hotel del Coronado Print Shop.

A. E. FLOWERS ..■■ EDITOR

Today's issue of the Tent City News
will be the last for the season of 1908.
The publishing of the paper commenced
with the formal opening of the camp on
June 17th, and one thousand copies have
been issued every day, making a total of
eighty-three thousand copies which
have been distributed FREE to campers
and patrons of this resort during the sea-
son. The NEWS has been well received,
in fact there were many many times when
the supply could not meet the demand. A
number of the advertisers have stated that
they have received good "results" from
their space, and we take this opportunity
of thanking them for their patronage. It is
with regret that the NEWS bids adieu to
the season of 1908, but hopes it will be
here to await you "When Summer Comes
Again.'* A. E. Flowers, Editor.

T AIV TIBS

$3.50

RELIABLE S

1728 5th Street, San Diego

J. JESSOP & SONS

Watchmakers, JewelersJ
and Opticians

NATIVE GEMS
Souvenir Spoons

We operate our own lapidary, select the
choicest rough and offer a superior quality
of gems at a reasonable price. Our spoons
are made of the finest quality of silver, ar-
tistically engraved with local scenes of his-
toric and romantic interest. Every descrip-
tion of repairing done promptly. Lenses
matched in a few hours. Our optical de-
partment is the best in town.

The Coronado car stops opposite our
door. Sign of the big clock that tells the
time of all nations.

RISHIINQ TACKUE

Fit foi- Salt: 'Watet- R'ishiiriK

Kie$$ig'$ 0un Store,

Sixth and E Streets Both Phones.

KOE'
TORE

Telephone Home 1593

Capt. Cresswell, of the Point Loma ferry,
has leased the Coronado boat house and
took possession Saturday morning. The
Captain knows the bay and outside about
as well as he knows his own residence, if
not a little b:tter, as most of his time is
spent on the water. Fishing parties from
. the big Hotel or across the bay and bay or
ocean excursion parties will find the Cap-
tain a courteous and obliging gentleman.

Mr. Hammond Beall of Tent 2107, en-
tertained Wednesday with a beach luncheon,
in h :nor of Miss Hazel Ernsting, his guest.
The lunch included sandwiches, Saratoga
chips, deviled eggs, olives, fruit and cake
and nougat. The guests were: Misses
Viola Ernsting, Clara Parmlee, Adele Har-
ris, Parsons, and Messrs. Archie and Ken-
neth Kellogg, S. Diberts, "Woody" Woods.

LADIES TAILOR,
SAN DIEOO.GAL.

1412 Fifth Street

Tommy has lost his hair-pin
And he's ready for a spat;

If he don't find her pretty soon.
He'll wonder where he's at.

Grace will soon be married.
And then she'll raise a din.

She's practising with the broomstick,
Likewise the rolling-pin.

Coronado Jersey Dairy

Invites campers of Tent City and
residents of Coronado to visit
their Dairy, Ninth and J streets.

Milk Delivered Twice Daily

"Gifford's Best Olives and Olive Oil"

are satisfactory.

On Sale at Tent City Store

Factory 1 3th and M Sts. San Diego

Both Phones, 1062

Sargenrs Grill

French Dinner with Wine 50 cents

1054-1056 FOURTH STREET
SAN DIEGO, - - - CALIFORNIA

New England Dairy and Creamery
W. B. HAGE, Prop.

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in

Milk;* Cream and Butter

gPhones: Sunset 411, Home 2431
Cor. Fifth and G Sts San Diego, Cal.

CORONADO TENT CITY NEWS.

$250

nn CASH buys, level lot, corner, two

fcbcks from Adams Ave. car.

O'iNeall dfc JVIoody

Real Estate and Insurances
1431 D St , Both Phones. San Diego, Cal.

GEORGE H. BECKER

Dry Goods, Ladies^
Jackets and Notions

Sole Agents

STANDARD PATTERNS
845 Fif(h Street, Bet. E and F
Phones: Main 692, Home 1692

San Diego Seminary

A select Hime ana Day School for Giils and
Young Wo.T.en. Prepares for higU grade Colleges
and Universi:ies. Superior advmtates in Voice,
Music. Art, Klocution, Languages, Athletics, Swim-
ming, Gymnastics, etc A most superb home wiih
attractive grouncs. adiDinin^ tie 1400 acre City
Park. School opens Sey. i 6th. Wnte for catalogue
Address. MRS. F. ALEXANDER WOODIN, Busi-
ness Manager. Horr.e Phone 2673.

KSTAHI^ISIIEI) 188r

Curiosity Store

.-TII & I> SAX I3IEGO
IVIeTcicain and Indieii-i

CURIOSITIES

Souvenir Goods

California Oems

M.inj.'ac'ur.rs .1 Hand Cartel an^ Art Leatb^r Eoods

PlCK\miHEflTRE

Palmer Bros.,
Lessees

Scott Palmer,
Manager

ALL THIS WEEK

BR4IMD0N tVANS COMPANY

— IN —

"The War With Wealth"

Evening Prices: 10, 20, 30 and 50c.
Matinees (Wed., Sat. and Sun.), 10, 20 and
30c. Beautiful Souvenirs given away at
Wednesday and Saturday Matinees.

MAY'S CURIO STORE

NAVAJO irSDIAIN Bi-^AIVKKTS

Mexican and California

CURIOS

946 6th ST., SAN O'EGO, CAL.

napoleon 3- Koy

TAILOR
U.S.GRANT HOTEL BUILDING

San Dtego, ealifornia

Phones, Home 3436
Sunset 13

Delivery in Tent
JCity Twice Daily

for Poini Eottia Crips

1 K IHatbewson

Your Grocer

Opp. Hotel del Coronado

Good Goods
at Right Prices

Fresh Fruits, Vege-
tables Daily

Leave the Coronado car at foot of H
street, taking Point Loma Ferry there '
and connecting omnibus on west sid®
of bay, for Point Loma Tent Village
and Homestead grounds. Boats leave
Star Boat House at 9 and 10 a. m.,
and 2 p, m. Returning, leave Tent
Village at 11:10 a. m., and 2:10 and
4:30 p. m. Tickets on boat, 70 cents
for round trip, including bus and boat.
Luncheons served, and transient and
permanent accommodations fbr guests
at Point Loma Bungalow and Tent
Village.

Ohlmeyer and his Coronado Tent
City Orchestral Concert Band

NINTH SEASON

''Xabor "Day

J'arewell Concerts at 3:t5 and S o'clock
Program

Soioisi'l^actav ^ts/cra-Contra ^ass

1. Overture "Masaniello"

2. Humorous|Fantasia "The Tearin' O' the Green"

3. "Divertissement for Contra Bass Solo"

4. Fantasia Espagnole "Madrilena"

INTERMISSION
5.1 Waltz "Tresjolie" ....

6. Characteristic "Badinage" . .

7. March "Hail to the Spirit of Liberty"

"Star Spangled Banner"

NVy California Home

The Silver Gate Song — The beautiful song of the West, as sung by the Empire
City Quartett of New York, and O. H. Blanchard, of St Louis, and many of the lead-
ing vaudeville artisits in the United States, also the Presidential campaign song "The
Ruined Coon," this song was adopted by the Republican convention as the official
campaign song, and was sung at the convention.

Auber
Douglas
Simandl

Wachs

Waldteufel

Herbert

Sousa

MY CALIFORNIA HOME

CHORUS:

How I long to be at home among the roses,
How I long to tread the old familiar way.

How I long to see a sweet face ever waiting.
How 1 long to hear my loved one say,

1 knew you would return when duty's over,
1 knew success and fame would come to you,

I knew your heart was true, as the trust I
placed -.n you,

Since you left me or. that pleasant sunny day.

ON^SALE AT TAYLOR'S. PHOTO

THE RUINED COON

CHORUS:

No chickens, no watermillions.

It is too hard work to steal.
I'll hab to lib on crackers and nigger-toe.

Dessert I'll get com meal.
De Republicans dey is elected,

an' dey chickens now will be protected
I'se lost all 1 had

an* I wish I'se dead,
An' no one cares fo' me.

STUDIO, TENT CITY

CORONADO TENT elTY NEWS.

(Concluded from Page One)

begin to plan for the next season's free-
care time.

The thought of pleasant days past, and
the hope of others to come, makes
acceptable the many working days in a
city-pent life. Because of old associations
we desire to return frequently to the same
place where very happy times have been
passed. This is shown by the Tent City
register for each year's book contains the
names of early acquaintances. Take it
altogether Tent City's reputation as a sum-
mer resort has been spread far and wide,
and the popularity of the place has been
due, not only to the existing conditions
which prevail, but to the excellent manner
in which the place has been conducted un-
der the able management of Mr. J. S.
Hammond, who "As the Man Behind the
Gun,'' has placed this resort on a par with
any other summering place in the country.

If you reason with your love, you have
yet to experience its zenith. It is more
fruitless to argue with the genuine sort
than trying to quit cigarettes or stop biting
your finger nails.

Those fair-spoken createres, with ton-
gues tuned to sentiment, and raild eyes
fixed on the main chance.

JIbstract Cifk and Cru$( Company of San Diego

Title Building, 841— 5th Street

Guaranteed certificates of title issued. Escrow and trust features a specialty.

Complete abstract of Title furnished to all lands in Imperial County

HERBERT N. NEALE
Manager

WRIGHT, SCHOONOVER & 'WINNER
Attorneys

SAY AU REVOIR! BUT NOT GOODBYE!

Once you visit Tent City there will always be a longing to return
and live over the restful days again. Once you buy a Trunk, Bag,
or Suit Case from us, you will forever be thinking how very fortu-
nate you were. Our goods are so much more attractive and ser-
viceable, and our prices are so mnch lower than any other dealer
in California, that it is all to your advantage to buy here. You will
not find just the right article, at the lowest pos?ible price, unless
you visit our store. Don't delay. Trunks and Bags repaired.

SAIN OIEQO TRUINK COiVlPAINV

75S Rifth Sreet,

Between F and G.

Branch Store 1430 D Street

Between Fifth and Sixth

"I can't quite convey to you a man's
conception of woman." The world, if ask-
ed, "when is a virgi,! not a virgin,'' would
reply, "Nine times out of ten." But a
man who has known many women, of all
sorts and cond.tions, gives them more
credit, and would almost reverse the insin-
uation.

CENTURY PATH

(ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY)

Edited by KATHERINE TINGLEY

EVERYBODY interested in THEOSO-
PHY, the "Greatest humanitarian and phi-
losphic movement of the age," is a sub-
scriber. For sample copy, send to "New
Century Corporation," Point Loma, Gal.

THEOSOPHICAL PUBLICATIONS on
sale at No. 11 26 Fifth St., San Diego, Cal.

POINT LOMA HOMESTEAD Grounds
are open to visitors daily, except Sundays,
from 10 a. m. until 4 p. m.

TRANSPORTATION TICKETS on sale
at No. 1126 Fifth St., and on Point Loma
Ferry boats at foot of H Street, San Diego,
Cal.

J. A. & J. C. RICE

141Q D SX. SAIV DIE3QO

HAVE FOR YOU A CHOICE LIST OF

Residence and Business Property

and can show you where an investment will pay you a fine profit. They also
do a general Fire Insurance and Loan Business. Both Phones.

Automobile Parties

See the sis:ht:s and tr-avel in comfot-t

Automobile trips DAILY to all points of interest:
A trip around the ocean front.
An exhilerating run to Tia Juana.
A dash to La JoUa, Lakeside, El Cajon, Theosophical
grounds, etc.

CAiMPERS
OF
TENT CITY

These trips can be taken by parties of four or
more in up-to-date touring cars at no more
expense than traveling by train.

Inquire at
COROINADO GARAGE

Just west of Tent City

W. H. Brimhall, Proprietor

FISHING TACKLE

SAIN DIEGO CVCLE «& ARMS CO.

4th <sfe e: St.

OUTING SHOES AND CLOTH.NG
Home 'Phone 1301

GUNS AND AMMUNITION
Sunset 'Phone 445

Fall Classes open Tuesday, Sept. ist, Modern School of Business, 6th & H Sts.

CORONADO TENT CITY NEWS.

MARSTON'5

Corner Fittti and C

Warm Weather
Goods

BATHING SUITS

for men, women and children.

BATHING CAPS, SHOES
and bathing suit bags.
SUMMER SHOES
SUMMER HATS

SUMMER GARMENTS
for women and children.

HANDKERCHIEFS

FANCY WORK MATERIALS

VISITORS WELCOME
Ladies' Waiting Room on the
3rd floor. Post Office Station
Public Telephones.

George W. Marston

San Diego.

Tent City Quests

THE HAWTHORNE INN

Finest, Cleanest, Sightliest and most Home-
like Rooms in San Diego. Home Cooking
A Refined Home for Refined People. Rooms
from $20 per month and up. American plan
$10 per week.

Home Phone

4650

First & Hawthorne Sts.

on Car Line-

FOOTWEAR

Boating, Bathing,
Bowling and Golf

SHOES

Skuffers anci
Barefoot Sandals

DANCING PUMPS

E. n. ROBERTS & CO.

760 Fifth Street San Diego, Cal.

His Birthday

Wednesday afternoon last the Hotel del
Coronado printery had a little surprise
party, the central figure being Mr. T. R.
Browne, manager of the office. At a signal
from Miss Grace Wells the force marched
into the front office, and Mr. Browne was
sure some crisis was imminent, and he
looked as if he expected every minute
would bCithe next. Tommy McNevin came
in with a large bouquet of flowers and a
larger smile spread over his countenance.
This dispelled all fears of an uprising and
Mr. Browne's features began to expand,
only to be instantly contracted with surprise
when he was handed a beautiful cut glass
cigar jar, with a silver cover, on which
were engraved his initials in monogram,
and it was full of cigars. Another pack-
age was a box of 50 "Home Industry" ci-
gars, and still another package, after much
unwrapping, revealed two diminutive or-
phaned pigs. One of the force immediate-
ly applied for the position of dry nurse. The
surprise was complete in every detail, and
Mr. Browne places great value upon his
gifts. Another surprise in store for him
was the picnic dinner in the evening at
Tent City, where he unexpectedly found his
sisters and their families, Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Quayle, Mrs. Pearson, and his
brother H. H. Browne and wife, and Mr.
Buser, all quietly seated around a sump-
tuous spread awaiting the arrival of Mrs.
Eno, Mrs. T. R. Browne's mother, who
escorted the gentleman to the tent. Mrs.
Browne enjoyed all these surprises for her
husband just as much as though she had
been ignorant of the whole proceedings.
The following was found in the cigar jar:

Well, Thomas, this is a grand surprise,

For you on your birthday;
It has been slyly and skilfuly planned

By your associates in every way.

'Tis a pleasure for us to greet you.

On this anniversary occasion.
For we feel assured our friendship
Has not suffered by abrasion.

Our exasperating conduct
Has your patience severely taxed:

Yet devotion to your employers
Has never been relaxed.

May your life be long and happy,

May your health always be good;
May your prosperity be prolific.

May you ne'er be misunderstood.

And when fortune smiles upon you.

And prosperity ends your strife;
May your latter days be comfort and peace.

For yourself and affectionate wife.

Jay Jay Bee.

(Signed)

ivlTss Grace Wells
M H. Buser
M. J. Schwartz
Tommy MgNiven
Wm. Hutchinson

Los Angeles and San Diego
Beach Railway

Trains leave the Brewster Hotel, 4th and G Sts.,
San Diego, 8 : 1 5 a. m. 10:1 5lfor Old Town, Pacific
Beach and La JoUa. O., 7:30; S., 8:55; G., 10:15
a. m.; G., 1:15; S.. 2:15 p. m.; G., 4:30 p. m. (ex-
cept Sun.); G.. 3:00 p. m. (Sun. only); S., 5:25 p.
m. (except Sun.); S., 6:10 p. m. (Sun. only); S.,
1 1 :00 p. m. (Sat. only). Leave main depot foot of
G St.. FIVE minutes later.

Returning Trains leave Gonnecticut St. depot. La
Jolla, S., 7:10, G., 8:15, G., 11:00 a. m. daily; S.,
12:40 p. m. (except Sun.); S., 1 2;55 p. m. (Sun.
only); G., 2:00, S., 4:10, G. 5:15 p. m. daily, S.,
7:15 p. m. (Saturday only).

Running time between terminals 45 minutes. Q.
indicates Gasoline Motor trains. S. indicates Steam
trains and G street electric cars.

E. S. 8ABC0GK, President

Phones: SUNSET 193 •• -HOME 4128

POIINT LOMA.
RERRV

Telephones: Home 2350, Sunset 350,

Leaves STAR BOAT HOUSE foot of
H St. Leave 7, 9 and 10 a. m.; 2, 4:20
and 5:40 p. m.

Not until you look over our large stock of

Trunks, Suit Cases and Bags

and other Travelers Supplies, will you
find just what you want and ^ ,

need— Strong Cowhide 25 in. case $4.50

San Diego Trunk Company

755-54 Fifth Street, Bt. F and G

Tlie Ostrich
Says —

YOUR VISIT

Co Cent €itvf$

NOT COMPLETE
Without a Souvenir of an

Osfricb Tcatbcr

Direct from

THE ORIGINAL OSTRICH FARM

OF AMERICA. EST. 1883.

AT PRODUCERS PRICES.

All kinds of repair work done. Your old

feathers can be make to look like new

100 GIGANTIC BIRDS ON EXHIBITION

ADMISSION 10 CENTS

BENTLY OSTRICH FARM^

TAKE FIFTH RTREFt cAR.

CORONADO TENT CITY NBSWS.

Now is the time to buy lots at

LA JOUUA

before the improvements now going on are completed and the price of property advances. The twenty
thousand dollar Boulevard is well under way, the thirty-eight thousand dollar sewers are being installed, the
thirty-six thousand dollar grading of streets are nearly completed, the twenty-five thousand dollar Hotel will
be ready for the winter tourists. The plans are nearly completed for the one hundred and fifty thousand
dollar Biological Station. The most perfect bathing beach on the Pacific Coast.

The best of mountain water. Reached by Motor and Gasoline Cars, with new Electric Line assured.

Lots from $175 up, buy now. For La JoJJa^and San Diego property see

C. D. ROLFE

SEFTON BLOCK, 1117 4th St. HOME 3556 SUNSET 1501

or AUUEN W. JOHNS, La Jolla

Ohlmeyer and his Coronado Tent
City Orchestral Concert Band

NINTH SEASON

HBUUER

The Orocer

DELIVERS to Coronado Beach
and Tented City

Our Bakery Produces the

Best Pies, Cakes and
Milk Bread in the City

HELLER'S

^^Srand ^arewsll Concert'*

Soioiats-^^ranz JifeZ/oj ^lue^ei JVorn ^ohn J^u£fhes, Cornet

•^ran/c J^. jCott, Zjrombone

Program

MONDAY EVENING, SEPT. 7, at 8:00
1 Overture "Merry Wives of Windsor" Nicolai

2. Fluegel Horn Solo "Echt Wienerisch" Ziehrer
rs.^^^^ 3. (a) "Scarf Dance" (b) "La Lisonjera" Chaminade

John Philip Sousa

4. Suite "Looking Upward" . . . Sousa

1. "By the Light of the Polar Star" 2. "Beneath the Southern Cross"
3. "Mars and Venice"^

5. Cornet and Trombone Duet, Miserere from "111 Trovatore" Verdi

6. "Grand American Fantasia" . . . Herbert

THE ERNSTING COMPANY

SAIN DIEQO'S FINEST

JEWELRY STORE

Manufacturing Jewelers and Opticians
GOLD AND SILVERSMITHS
**lf its from Ernstings its right"

Short hq-ncL
Ty pewr It Ing
BooK Keeping
F\dveriL sLnS

mm m^mmi

t^.P loiA/&r'3. F^lnc.

Suih '<* H. 3t.

Cut Prices

Bml)ing Suits

Boys $1.25 two
piece bathing suits

Now 65c

Boys one piece

bathing suits

Now 45c

Mens fancy striped
and black $1.50
bathing suits

Now 95c

Mens fine $2.50
wool bathing suits

Now$L85

Big Cut on all
Bathing Suits

Cbc Cioit Clotbiitd €o.

Corner of Fifth and E Sts.

f^all Classes open Tuesday, Sept. ist, flodern School of Business, 6th & H Sts

8

CORONADO TENT CITY NEWS.

Our Ready-to-Wear

Department for
Ladies and Misses
is showing some
new and exclusive
models. Tailored
Suits very reason-
bly priced.

CO.

Corner

New Fashionable

Tailored Waists in

great profusions of

styles and materials

very soecially

priced from

S1.75 TO $5

Announcement from our

Tailoring Department

To introduce the real merits of the classy tailoring, elaborate workmanship — exclusive
style and handsome perfect fitting garments, made in our own workrooms, by a man tailor
who knows how. We have made several beautiful models of the very latest styles of
tailored skirts— the same now on display in our windows. You may choose your own
material from the large and beautiful assortment of new fashionable up to date fabrics, many
of which are on display in same windows with the above mentioned skirts, others to be
found at our dress goods counter. We will make to your measure in any of these styles,
including materials, findings and making. Just to introduce the exquisite tailoring for 10
days only. Perfect fit guaranteed or money refunded. $11.50

FOR

Kodak Supplies
Developing
and Printing

GO TO

Harold A. Taylor,

Next Door to the Office

Lanier Hotel

Cor. 3rd & Ash Srs. San Dieoo, Calif.

EUROPEAN PLAN

A new first class hotel with all modern
improvements. Hot and cold running
water. Steam heat and phone in each room.

PRIVAXB BATHS
RATBS SI.OO PBR DAY UP

BOAT HOUSE

ROW BOATS,

25 Cents per hour. $ 1 .00 Tickets for six
persons, 1 hour row.

SAIL BOATS,

Without man, 50 cents; $2.00 Tickets for
six, one hour sails. With man, $1.00 per
hour. Bv the day, $5.00 with a man. By
the day without man, $3.00.

LAUNCHES, For Pleasure Parties,

Small Launch, S2.00 first hour, $1.00 after
$5.00 for half day; $8.00 per day, CA-
PACITY eight persons.
Large Launches, CAPACITY, 25 or 30
persons, by the hour, first 2 hours, $5.00,
and $2.00 afterwords. By the day $12,00-
half day $8.00.
Fishing Parties at the same rate as pleasure parties.
Lines and bait free, but for fishing no more than 12
persons carried, except a Private trip among friends.

We will be running regular fishing, picnic and pleas-
ure trips from the first of July.

Rshino, $1, 5 hours. Picnics, 50c. 8 iiours.
Pleasure. 25c. 2'A hours.

DR. R. LORINI

Ji-esident Physician
and
Healtli Oftieer

Office Hours at Tent City, Tent 1215J^
11 to 12 a. m., 1:30 to 2:30 p. m.

SEE THE RED CAT

At 762 Fifth st.. San Diego. There's where
the Toys, Dolls and Games come from.
Take something home for the kiddies
from San Diego. Toy sales room 762,
5th St., 2nd floor. Books and Station-
ery depanment, street floor.

LORING'S BOOK STORE

Home Phone, 2308

Sunset, Main 20*

Coronado Dry Goods Store:'

Only store of its kind near Tent City
All kinds of DRY GOOD and NOTIONS

MRS. KILPATRICK--THE LILLIAN HOUSE

Near Hotel del Coronado

nicbols' Gun Store

SPORTING GOODS

GUN AND LOCKSMITH

A SPECJALTY

933 FOURTH ST. SAN DIEGO, GAL.

PAUL. STBRIVAU

L^adie^s Tailor
Rrlces Reasonable

1631 F Street. San Diego, CsL

Fall Classes open Tuesday Sept. ist, Modern School of Business^ 6th «& H Sts