The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 22, 1902, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR. | THE BON MARCHE | “THE biG 6YORE-~—S | _THE BON MARCHE ? [te BIG STORE __THE BON Manne = FORTY-SIX DAYS ADRIFT IN AN OPEN BOAT Just Five Days More Newbern McArthur, steward of of the) 8 am, the, Hawatian isiand but > ow load th {American ship Spartan, now loading | ‘he Tete Peeve n tee Lucas, distant and #00 of Capt | 138) ‘ulm 5 “The three boats had been bog = arated by frequent storms. After 26) ent from death. j dave ‘of hardship, salt water washed a a thy FREDERICK & NELSON Fine Furniture i” Fall Dress Goods| | No similar exhibit to be found hereabouts. Seattle women have already passed judgment and declare our showing \Dress Fabrics uneqalled. They have followed up the judgment with generous buying until we are now absolutely selling | the Dress Goods daily that we were a year ago. We claim that the fine assortment and the lower prices of this season’s fabpi | wilt place the Bon Marche far,.far to the front as a dress goods store, not only for this season, but for future seasons. Some of the Wanted $1.00 9 yard for Weineh at on the Hawallan islands but mand bY | Fabrics a quart TT oneal ty available plece af wood That may be bought cheaper SA see, and the story na told by ae chipping {k away watil That m ny > if ae ver ewbern McArthur ts one of the nwo ae Be rg i. Phe ‘ . tomorrow because the removal, | 5 a Gaost thrilling in marine annals | {sera ase S Seawer halle poe. | Monday morning broke all records for the sale of Seater to come, forces us to de-|SUiins, medium gray, extent: A Tale of Suffering ® | were 0 rible muttering. Tho || & Co,’s Bankrupt stock. mn to come, bh nd green: worth te Hh ; earns ttn Milton, of which | my pen won had not already died ot More people came to look, and more people left satis- re prices reduce: ot Betge [ish Cloth, new street a Seaiand We nas boa put out from) Soh veak'an tobe unable to move. jf fied having purchased bargains hitherto unknown in the itt ¢ raisin a ‘This ate | vine, Looks ihe vrosdtes, $f Five months later in the} Rescued At Last it Northwes soft, clinging twill $1.95 for inch Kersey Savstontl region 100) miles south of} “When they were © miles bs Be he so the i = AG 4 for wh AU-Wool|piain shades and bi Hawaiian islands the Milton | of the coast of lower pla, they | Make up your mind to come—if you want these bargains be & yar AE artes: fj Seo sack tap tor Cheviot, solid calor Senet ty . aad after Mghting ¢ j Balled the Mexican schooner Thor. || you'll have to come this week. Diaze wo days a “ ‘ eee cer val ceca tae ee | Each sample will be bought quickly at these prices, Tae Saeteeh st the aphowner peat & | Everything to completely furnish a home is here. Furni- Cluded they were pirates and started |] ture, Carpets, Stoves, Ranges, Household Goods and Cook- command of the first and second /to run away, But finally he discov- ing Utensils, ‘The second mate’ jered that he was wrong and had the ‘first famished castaways brought aboard. If you do not find what you want today, come tomor- ve and my father’s| Three days later the castaways were |f row, as the show is constantly changing ‘was picked up after aferred to the A: rhe had died of exposure ani| Newbern, Six Gaye reer that T ape The for cash, and owing to the lack of floor space, armen, 1O@ITe: Reick 8GITa, wien eye sabere uses bad periahed, bore 9 d duly christened after the |] we cannot hold goods for future delivery, | useage oe oom | ~FAMOUS STEEL RANGES wd ‘we WWEHe; fryer, yard for #-inch fine Foul », gray, brown, blue and drab; | black, 64 inch b 91.00. SMe a yard for the t-inch & yard for 4#inch All-Woot | Pay” Skirting, in bine, gray gag Vine Pebble Cheviot. MM for th-inch AlLwi %e & yard for inch All-Wool | yixtures, worth $1.76 ‘ook Granite Eudora $1.09 for Bhlock $15 a yard for S-inch Crepe 4a, worth $1.45, Granite, absolutely all wool. light, ‘medium and dart giap oor New Black Dress ‘Kiagens of Goods Most notable exh: No such . it ever put on view in| such variety—in Washington. Reade: some details— |Sitks 9 ot ae Marche, Mc a yard for 44-inch a ‘ool Black Worsted Sc a yard for Serge Al-Silk Peay de The & yard for 59-inch All- Wool Black Storm Serge, | "des to choope Worth $1.00 se @ yard for Sbc a yard for 54-inch ex- | Crepe . tra quality Black Chevio ‘To BEGIN | Soe oe a Ss ON SEATTLE-TACOMA INTER: ito. at ers ae The Famous Steel Range is one of the best medium- IRBAN IN THE MORNIN’ priced Ranges made. It has been sold on this market for an. of arate Att &- 2 Beimning Tor wera repaire |] five years, giving general satisfaction. It is made of on the Seattle-Tacoma Inter- quality cold roll steel, is fully asbestos lined and full nickel re ae. and eeeree to give as good satisfaction as any mediam-priced Range sold. John Cort, Manager. Phone Main @® @ yard for 62-inch All-Wool Black $i a yard for %-inch Black Prunella $2.00 » yard for 69-inch Biack Carediff Doeskin Cloth, a rich plain weave ita. We have a few of the following sizes and styles left at Seater & Co. Bankrupt Stock Sale prices: No. 14-84 Famous Square, has four 8-inch holes, oven ar) inches wide, 21 inches high, and half-shelf; regular price $35. Seater & Co. Bankrupt PRICE sieveses oe No. 144, same Range with reservoir, cast-iron, porcelain lin Hh; Lemulee, price, S480, Seater & CO $35.00)| New Wool Waistings | Prominent Exhibit of | Bankrupt Sale price .. api peo y : : need only say that every- Dress Linings No. 16-68 square and high shelf, has four 8-inch holes and : } : <2 thing that's stylish is bere) rogether with all the wanted Fast Color Moire HERBERT one 6-inch hole. Oven 96 inches wide and 21 inches de ‘1s, Bedford jus of that And Company of 25--Peop! pond ice S Se s French Fiannels, Bedfor Fab nated wate tic a yard f le—26. gular price $36.00, Seater & Co. Bankrupt y Dress Fabrics, we gathered an te. Cords, Venetians, Granites and cnusually big assortment of s ozare for extra auality su- Moreen"36 hades and black; 0¢| avenue! Prices, $1, Tic, S6c, . Sale price .pe-sree seceee | Fancy Veivets. 7 motets ie yp « 85 die No. 16-68, and reservoir and high shelf, bas four 8-inch holes | Brice Benee Se Ps Or Ho. *|priced a follows for tomorrow : | vase [nos sear ~ Ste ceachauatdaaaae Fs 14 SAM and one 6-inch hole, oven 16 inches wide and 21 inches |) °® #38 © yard. Blankets @ Comforts Sede of A Great Sale Monday deep; regular price $45.00, Seater & Bankrupt Sale price Four Nights, Beginning Wednesday. Saturday Matinee Louis Jomes and Frederick Warde eM eSetinecssr Production of Heating Stoves of Every Quality The chitly weather speaks volumes for a Blanket and Com- | in ney a sac g disple Let me ee se nt ad " 3 * “ is wi sacri “opi bs exeiagstel sliataneny tear poe vat pte y tos ‘ated gehregpoed fort Sele, and aperew yee U. be glad to take advantage of Trimmed Millinery on agate at reduced prices. The depart- Company of 47 people. the best value yeu can obtain anywhere for the money. these smaller prices: ment cannot be moved to permanent quarters on the sec- SEATS NOW ON SALE Blankets Indian Robes $3.69 ond we ne a few ays yet, agg Asc nap gd oh real ‘State vs. the City © styles in All-Wool Indian Robes, | bargai yy amongst the New illinery, wii such ex- pone Poo Fi con Bera $1.00, 75e, Ge, 26c. Blankets, 374° worth Hie, each, $369.. traordinary price inducements as these— ‘ th Be, @ ‘i . etine Ginakets, wor Plaid Blankets, $4.50 At ti.go—velvet Hate trimmed | Mat, with crown of white and All—Wool Fisié Biaakets, 1 with fanoy bird or heekel pl | Brim of green, trimmed with bow ben en at. es soy g crasmemte’ and sheded sibwent | of tndhols oph and vervec quills regular price $4.50. | appear in a knot of velvet at top. Comforts att F.s6--A beauinful tine of | bee fos cumeeette Ste Crush ou A wa | ate an ss. Another shipload of Comforts) comes in colors, and ts trimmed 4.88 for Children's Trimmed via Panama. The weather and| > ostrich plumes and best sik | Flats, worth $3.00; these are velvet. | trimmed with roseties of silk and Blanket: meet the prices will warrant a brisk ws AS Reedy-to-W car Hats | os hes tenia oleae ra in ail colors, trim- blue, Extra Heavy Gray ied Bian-|business in our Bedding De-} of seratei Seowe and wette worth ae med with wings or a, worth net * | partment. a8. - ie for Birds, in ail colors, Comforts, g8¢ ; me: jak hee ou ins He for Ostrich Tips, 3 in bunch, Full size Comforts, covered with ‘om | Bitkoline, filled with one piece white] At $216~The Vassar Tri cotton and either ted or quilted, worth $1.25; each, Sic. 98 : base Comforts, $1.25 Outing G All @ 4 damper worth $2.98. e 0" Kite ae ground Ca tL woth $3.39 fulkoline ‘on ‘both siden, filled “with Flannel owns an potignht “al “ kets, full white cotton and extra weight; te-light. “Al doseabe mesent we i aoe worth $140) tech ls. peveee SOE a et a a vera nea ee RR eee For Women and p nickel 11-4 wize, Worth $5.80; a 4 $4.29. twill, filed with white cotton, worth a ‘ Children 2.50; each, $1.98. core asetse ano a7 trimmed and ts @ very satie- || Blankets, $4.98 - Com OVERWHELMING SUCCESS. { ee ane melanins 12-4 White Wool Ban- $2.30 Decided under-prices will be the rule for We Children’s Outing Flannel Gowns tomorrow. New Not Only the Beat Show tn Town, b ‘orth $4.00; & pair, 14.98. Covered on ench side with beaut!- the Only Thing Trat's New’ ‘ vais Ne oho es - a —mind you—just unpacked; but the Removal Sale cuts) fu French Satine, filled with best Tonight | Wool Blankets, $6.39 white cotton, corded edge, worth $3; Every Night This Week s No, 414-6 | Fine All-Wool White Blankets, |ench, $2.39. “DOWN MOBILE meen A body i800 |full 11-4 size, manufactured fron Comforts, $2.50 LANCOLN J. CARTERS [selected stock; regiar price W700; 8) yo. iarge and heavy Comforts, jpete, 8.00. covered with a heavy Satine, flied . ef . No. 49- 4 Lapeclnse diisiiye ry ae a - stecl body Robe Blankets, $1.39 with white cotton, size, 80x80 inches, the profit. . beaut of MWanket Robes 3.28; h, $2.50. et which tw going at ‘buyers: | ae memns Move Jaye in advance No, 416--cong sotieg | |_jight'or nek grounds, with artis: | wine Comforts, $ Outing Planned ‘Yakima Concord grapes are | Athletic Park Y steel body GHT-60 | |iie\denigns, worth #170; euch, #130, |... Fine Comforts, $2.98 ‘ands years at.de ce red with beading. . ered . : imme Ste today, shaded from 4éc. etic ny No. 418%4—-Cand rotied Imported Blanket Robes | French Satine, Gjled with a prepar- vf ne se. Delawares are going at 75 ‘The same in ages 10, 12 and 14..50e ng Women's Outing Fiennel Gowns, {Children’s Outing made with deep ruffle, eilk stiten| D&@ve ruffle worked trimming, at ... ‘4fc| 2 t 10 years, Women's Outing Flannel Gowns, | Morrow at fancy stripes, Mother Hubbard, | Women’s open e bene with collar and cuffs trimmed with} im plain colors, Roy narrow ruffle embroidered neck and sleeves wil, at broldered with silk ril yy 832.50 Beavtiful designa and coloring® tn ed cotton whic German, French and Italian Robes, | full ize, with « extra values, prices, $1.19 to $2.98, each fe as Hight as down: Pacific Northwest League. ded edges, worth Bs Basehali lines. J. G. Godwin of E: ] in in & C. says his houre has nev- a ot ee: | ail Lacesand Trimmings squashes are to be found on » around bottom, plain | “extra large, tn alses I . . The 20, very full, at Women's Outing Flannel Gowna, Women's Outing Fianél with yoke of plain blue or pink. fancy stitching of silk, at... Spe] {2 White, Mother # Infants’ Outing Flannel Stipe jn colors etheal Hol ana ue Soattle New Stock Is Here go ee Admission Ze. Grand stand 2: extra, Gates open at 2 o'clock Game called at 3:29. = MADISON “*z.... stat. THEATER Telephone Main 1202. WEEK COMMENCING Roxen Air-Tight Heater har cast fron top and bottom, inside down Graft wp-bisat, draft full ond regis- tered ewing off top radial, heavy steel body and lining, draft pipe and lining collar, dam- pers, nickeled spun urn, heavy pol- ish, steel body. We are now realy to show the largest and best stock of Laces and Dress Trimmings in the West, The Bon Marche has seeenevecs gained the reputation of best variety in these lines at far lowest white, at . prices, and this season is no exception to former seasons that broidery, helped make our reputation. | The latest novelties from the fashion centers—New York New Idea Fall Art Goods and Paris—are here in abundance. Ii you want your gown We have just received ourlest that we have ever | trimmed with some of the “all that’s new,” you must come Pp full tine of stant ials—|During the removal of hee tor dh verte atterns stamped materials—| peices quoted will bef ‘ Battenberg, Honiton and Point |third Yess than regular. — ae No. 2—Length 22 Inches, height 3 “inches . S10 No. %—Langth % inches, height o% ‘dork oF P 4 | Popular Prices—i0c, 20c amd 2c, E, chicken feed, : owik | Special Beraain Matinee Sugurday nee ne | Meo eee || UNDERTAKE RS The Big Store NORDHOFE & CO. SUNDA EE, SEPT. inches ... 15.60 1 Chiffon Appliques, in white, black} exclusive; most of them are special Lat ; . - | Freit Y MATIN + 21 i di " und colored effects; all designs importations; we suit all pocket- x Lace Braids, Pillow Covers,| These following no OES arin conning s0-| Washington Irving's Beautiful Leg Mo. ae tame inches, re ery entirely new, rant ok rears ere - poame peices, qange from ite per etc. The assortment is the larg-| Tuesday— eB $2 so $0. nea $3.00, per end of the Catskills, entitied + sing SANA Rah ‘ *;\ing prices, starting at 25c and going| All-Overs to match most of the Lithographed Pillow Tops, very} with fringe, neat desi onl a Ee te 1.76: ii R, et at A td nerf sin rt ner _ Lg lace aiinee rolect designs, tit stink tide Hy, word eo cat t ; csaggg He Eesrocuet, i ors, on extra quality denim, tum |PFice 18 ©: ip - guay, Duchess and Cluny Le Our stock is the most complete in hE q denim, fun} PFS fertions and Gallons. are thia city. All the new novelties ure] We sell the New Idea Patterns, the | size, always sold at 590 each; Re- two ay ican Oounie a‘ Yr \here in larger quantities, y first shown here. Pri a6 usual, a| Pet for only 100 each, Any gar-|meval Sale price 370. hem, very pretty, new f Mos She erase styles and lower prices; designs are|full third less than elsewhere. ment. Stamped Canvas Tray Cloths,|81.60 each, Removal Sale o < PAAR aE th 3 ment—Cow bee p : oa H j dclty ne totiowvns prose JANG'S 8TOC i at ne LAN! °K COMPANY TAL gee THE QUAKER DRUG CO |CBLINe SHERMAN: FoLey Co, Friday, Sept. 26—souven Bight. 'uneral : See [fee erg sha aoe | RT “Biay tnd io 1419 to 1435 2d Ave and II5-135 Pike St. sbeis00 yor cases for york: s8@ie: | photo. of Mip Van Wink! bei) Fy sey