The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 3, 1905, Page 8

4 4 THE § TTI STAR—MONDAY, APRIL 3, 1005. me refuse to pay the immense dam | © PREFE THE SOCIETY Bre Retest eandoned thet nt wesld D9. In uered, the THE BON MARCHE NORDHOFF & CO. THE BON MAROME, : co-dwellers have abande oe 8 ee ae aerial homes and have come ae oe | hr |to terra firma. They Were obs ————————————— the} com ate for a time to appreciate they soon CAM! ‘The Metropolitan » and ut efficioncy Of Graham-Hickman Printing @ bullet and logic of getting | pany have been consolidated with a behind a stump In strenuous tines! capital stock of $100,000, H, K | Murphy ta of the expressed opin«|Qwens is pesident of the merger fon that the life of the savage {|}; ©, Piggott, vice president and |preferable to the turmoil that high | general manager; P. Le Allen, secre t ation tary, and A. B. Graham, treasurer, | s 0.401 WOMEN’S | hile of the |'* vey family hotel to t Jovernth | i | avenue and Pik BOARD SIDE-STEPS ne WORK POSTPONED | ivrt iwitaive euifidina tribesmen | ($2 will start at € with | 1 be one of ¥ , atepped the ' " Comple'e Credit H eusefurnishere—FREDERICK & NELSON (inc.)—Complete Hotel aad Club Furnishers. referring e 1 A le but the v the and he w the bring himaelf “back to near future on ted at by the Wal=| B¢HOOL company, at & cont Whea neat SAN the The the Ibualo ar € 1 . . at Teland of fe 1 FRANC fastneas of the dest part nee fell in voting ‘ogarded pany at fivet, but wh He ha gard of the and Fou adds fv bal tribe t < he has ntly ove country naw to the wilds an's glittering revolver nd | m and @ickee What effective work It did at | have 1 MOFphy enlisted for pe range. This chief waa the | proceedings will con American war, ang moving spirit in a mar He serv ld eating wing | ha year Were Bomater of natives, and, ac rding to Mu be let the city would Dot supplied hims gen unged tnto the REQUESTS OF TRADES ASSEMBLY it w vas regrading Third tein on the Pa The contract for th ave loant b has moved Inte the Alaska quarters are to io let anka the Cal one | | n to natly nues Ww six mont n ¢ dof will not na building !_yntil the damages | gt Mined. The yume bullding. The new thirteenth story of the and are fitted In excellen, Plans for a formal opentn| near future are being pre rporati boa ded that it ake the 1 viol when he court | jn nearly eontract to} patome Hed up The Star and #h¢ the pared (bourd no: In the be Northern ticket office tem moved to old Scandinavian. pullding, Firet and Great porart He Amerf Bank aa lk € Yesler he t enl the as © best frigad he had on | with contractor the nd thereafter he inted out Murphy says that since the rifle the property owners, as is very good already p pic ting for the board. Laboe} take steps te 4 a¢ . 1 probably : sident Hughes expressed the The management of thin great Seattle stor r the interests of the “ « the sven | a star attraction for opening week—and no mistake! Beginning er and M 7 today, M EXPERY EASTEAN CUTTERS AND FITTERS as pal of women's garments, wi until farther notice, cut and fit garments from cottor er Nev sold at 260 & yard or more, as well ax #ilks and woolens at 60c a 4 or more ~ FREE, MARK YOU! ABSOLUTELY AND UNQUALIFIEDLY FREI oe hese experts are unquestionably the best cutters in America wh! ie capacity as we employ them by the best department stores In the joe @- a 2 obey jhe ta wees thoroughly, oo when measure you and garment ~ der rhe bh tae gown, wrapper, dressing gown, dressing sacque, no matter what fee trot insert @ cle fit you correctly and that it w we ne. The cutting and fitting right tha! $-hour matter in all its your ey while you wait c with such an uncommon and wonderful ye be accounted for only by the dexterity and expertness of the artist. Of se, we re ‘os itect Btephen admitted that Bits be cut shall be bought our store that 1 » reasonable to née out @ requirement the echoo! bulld Boe ene ean tol f You'll stop to investigate for a ours, He stated that the} Because we are today selling fabr employed by the } }f than competing stores; not only have a and 4 stor ork at}f along. Take advanta of this grand o the exptration of eight t if the REMEMBER EVERYTHING CUT A | destred Although the Bullding ‘Trades assembly had a against the contractor for the state law, they did n er to IT rei corre Half Price Muslinwear Sale a Strong Open- uar Prices pire Sere ing Feature Tomorrow TERNS TO BE CLOSED OUT AT ONCE ithe _. $1.50, $1.75, $2.00 ___ When (9c--- Muslin Us Values us at “(9 | ting the De Pub man school to J, #. B His | bid was 617,684 The was $21,000, The ing company mot The or y on at lerwear these were sold t< We had bought large amounts of underwear from that particular factory and this lowered the prices bit. There are only 1 ents in the lot : DRAWERS, CORSET COVERS AND NIGHT GOWNS of f Nalnsook, trimmed with dainty laces, embroide insertions and pink and blue very attractive underclothes, made full and roomy, In perfectly ndition, having never been taken from the boxes. You have m different styles for your choosing 4 will fin em in our Muslin section rrow. We have id these very same garments for $1.50, $1.75 and § and they were excellent values at that, Te row the price will be 7%, Truly a fine opportunity for Mra. Bright to get stocked up ia underwear for months to come i THE STORY'S TOLD—COME AND PROFIT BY IT! ractor ¢ that here t we are told of in this advertisement at f underselling today, but have have be “g and have & new waist gown for Ea ) FITTED FR OF CHARGE FOR § moment you'll discover ca such as these AYS ONLY, SURPRISES TAKES THE BON MARCHE TO GIVE DON'T IT merely contract { onmtre school direct dis Wiate ew Meniture Bayer way in the Bast, and after he had made all Irom Red perchasw fer fim ten an eppertunity wit! pwtnwa te nde a mumaineturee’s antire line of dimeontinw Tren Eted Pattorw:conskicrably over five Ruadred in all-at a price so low that we sorepom & promptly. Tile qynctal let of Iron Dede le mow in and the eump! Ga ear Moers, Since, a previously stated. One been Seth: fer the peat seas hed ofl hen gorebiaed MEFOUR ee emeured thie qeecial lot. the Int ter kar mo pines in our stock Hence ‘db gd Guve Gqgw ef tw week are boing devoted t a wweeying clonrance. Any Irom Bed in the slg ent cam be bought af one-half ite nmdar price Wher Industri Mer It wa the agriculturist emy care of the b deserted er Island. rted that yed to take the place hief k als agninat a eating Y used in making bread for the un of rege 00 gar ne quality orchard on The complaint which hed ten ribbon s had jor these Mets Wore ost tintahed, go we bad that finished to our order te an omertment ‘of color we know to he the most poputay (D CopsequenUy they ero bright and cow i appsaranee, We pietare kot @ few of them—there aro hundreds of others som ax low ex 143 eae. ; "$3.75 GYLAR PRICE a big mice are boys and Ea the adv flour Biegin or felt whey beeu Lawt ecomnee ; vepscvenesne SOAS | FAM #ie fren Gat; ow be fad mh REGULAR PRICE StZcR eo rm Pe and old, ble cree 6 bernie white amé od et S@ecial bre See Tron Ved, finioked apgie greme ame | ané @ot@, rarelar price bani Teres- qari eter Iron tahed in forant green bine amd gekk; regi Ae, opoemi es. white aad gobs; reew lor Grice 6245; speed... .€3.20 RERVLAR PRICE $16.00. } Pall ate Leen & finieted cream and bur } ished o14 gota chitin; blue, white and id; pon @reen amd geld, regular price i 16.00; spwotn! 96.00 ” Remember, the Special Sale Ends Next Wednesday Night Housefturnishing Prom eeecials No, 8 Copper Bottom Wark Balter Bolter te nant of tin with copper bettom. Special price today aad tomorrow, Me. § stm 12- @eqo Witsite bide ane! Cirteide, thre rin aronnd top being cmameled bine; strom bail REGULAR PRICE $16.50. Full size Iron Bed; finished blue, white and go! pink, cream and gold; regular price $16.50; epecial ....... eeee 8.2 and tomorrow has weed Dries today and tomerrow. £ Je Aome Flour Sifter Has aide crank; spetial pi today Damdie ial $8.85 REGULAR PRICE $17.75, Full sise Iron Bed id crean 4 golk and white; redué bronze; nerald gree 76 to $8.85 Se & from $17 §x12 ft. Axminster Rugs Special $19.85 Each Many newa cial price, 9%12-ft # are included in the present showing. Oriental and floral designs are represented, in a good assortment of colorings. size, today and tomorrow + me tee bees on“ ly $600 TACOMA, April moriation football team © Port Blakeley team at my Crossing, South Tacoma. y, by a seore of 1 to © Archie Bell, a brother of Judge W Hell, died at the Providence he ital Saturday night. He wae earn of The remains are tn } | hare Bonney- Watson com | Spana Sun ane of the ny Loraine Social club ‘will hold a} whist party Tuesday afternoon April 4, at the home of Mra. W Allan, 1628 Queen Ann avenue + " } Morning and night trains t from Anacortes via Great No’ railway. Leave Seattle §:30 « 2:45 p.m. Effective Sunday, A . Fritz Kreister The Celebrated Austrian Violinist IT TAKES THE BON MARCHE New Novelty Lace Appliques and Lace Edges EXTRA---Values to $1.00, 25c Yard---EXTRA There isa wise the wing. old saying about catching an opportunity must be prompt They are— Beautiful for at 25c a yard they will Mit away quickly Venta, patterns of fine Novelty Lace Galloons, Appliques and Edges in Point de ‘olst Gaze, Boll de Gene, Repousse and Fancy Net Top Lace Edges and Gal Bands and Insertions. Also choice patterns of fine Orienta! Lace Edges in large variety of designe—white, butter, ecru, Paris shades and two-toned effects and ? loons, color combinations, Values to §1.00; opening sale price, yard ae TO GIVE SURPRIS DON'T IT? Women who want these on With the great Easter festival rapidly approaching, we would call y our special attention to this grasd exhibition of trimmed hats, It time before b hats been shown In thie city. effects, as we is no exaggeration to say that at no a such a beautiful and up-to-date Nection of trimmed Tt | ncludes ua latest imported By the well-known successes of this country. There from which to choose than before offered. They more becoming, than any hats we have eve r shown—hats of the Intest ROWSE, most dashing styles, ideas that show refinement and elegance, and, as } fore, we have shownthe pot) sibilities of ‘getting a TRIMMED HAT FOR $5.00 with which even the fastidious could find 26) fault. They are tye equal of those which others charge $7.50 to $8.60 and oftentintes $10.00 for. Our sales this season are without precedent. Never before were. the people so well pleased, Ne why not? is a wider ran, eve are more beautiful most haps we could please YOL IT TAKES THE Another of Our Famous Lace Curtain Sales Tomorrow SURTAINS THAT EVERYBODY WANTS AT A THIRD AND A HALF LESS THAN THE USUAL SELLING PRICES. 2.50@ PAIRS An importer’s entire surplus stock taken over by us at a tremendous money, hence you reap the benefit. This is by far the largest Lace Curtain deal ev Coast; all new, fresh, up-to-date goods, that were manufactured for this is the largest, most complete ever shown in Seattle. Hotels, rooming how t need curtains for a twelve-month to come should take advantage of this sale. Read or Se CURTAINS 30¢ $1.50 CURTAINS 98 ¢ $3.00 CURTAINS $1.98 Nottingham Lace, 3 yards out 200 pairs in the lot; fine | Of Fanciest Scotch Lace, tall IE 7 to 30 in. wide Scotch Lace, edges all finished yards small bedroom with overlocked stitch regular value 65¢ which inewres good wear; hand per pair some value BON MARCHE TO GIVE SURPRISES—DON’T IT? sacrifice. He needed tt brought to the the and all who will season trade long suitable for windows, etc Sale price 39e double patterns; regular borders 7 CURTAINS 49@ 600 Nottingham Lace Curtains, 3 and 3% yards long, good width. about 20. patterns to choose $1.50. Sale price, per pair Oe $2.25 CURTAINS $4.49 34 beautiful patterns in this lot Sale p $4.00 CURTAINS $2.48 About s in this lot, i White, Cream vesy dainty pate from; regular value 75c. Sale Net price, per pair ADE $1.00 CURTAINS @9e direct copies of fine Irish Point fine Brussels Net, ete., all 8% yard A long, regulation width, edges ° He American Beauty Shape “A Now York Drapory Dopartment Grand Opera House terns Somi-Percelain Dinner Sets for Less Teday and Tomorrew. jemi-Porcelain Sets with purple flowers decorated handle An open Special prices for piece fet are in the American Beagty shape fet off by gold traced knobs and matchings can be had at all times. and tomorrow are as follows stock pattern today ++ $5.25 $7.25 «$12.00 Seven-Plese Glass Water ° Set Today age Te morrow 44c Set consist Water Bottle and six Tumblers. attractive in shape, having corrugated sides and bottom. are plain blown glass. Special 1 touay and seven-plece net piece set of one Water Bottle is Tumblers tomorrow, the 44e $2.30 to $29.00 8.75 Upwards rice Go-Carts Refrigerators Seattic Home of at Cotmpiete Create Housefuraishers | Frederick & Nelson anc.) im a Seattle Stere’’ This expresses the position our Drapery Departgent occupies The new and elegant fabrics shown in NeW York and other large Eastern cities appear in our stock at prices that compare favorably with those of the Eastern stores. MEDAUM PRICED LAGE CURTAINS The present stock is the largest we've had. A few det Cluny Lace Curtains are'the most popula? of the season. Tt in white and Arabian color, are mounted on heavy F and those at $6.00 and upwards a pair are all hand made. and medigm priced gr ed at, a pair S275, $4, $4.75, $5.5 Arabian Novelty Curtains ar ing inexpensive We fifteen styles, priced at, a pair $3.50, $4, $4.50, 5.50, @8, $6.50, $6.75, $7.50 and 88 Real Han@ Made Arabian Laces are always elegant, no matter how simple In design, We @ow eleven varieties, priced at, a pair $9, $18, $11, 83%, $13, $14 and $15 Irish Pot@t Lace Curtains are regaiging thet? former popularity and are out in @ new line of attractive patterns. They com@1n white and Arabian col@. We show twenty-two patt@@s,@riced at, a pair 94, $4.26, $5, $B, $7. $7.50, $8, $8.50, $9, $9.50@nd $10 Brussels Lace ¢ intFor a dainty white curtain, there is nothing Girerior to the ever popular Brussels Laces, Twenty-eight patterns re shown, many in an entirely new line of designs, Prices, per {Is y come nch net The low des, in which wé Bhow 13 patterns, are pric $8, $6.80, $7, $7.50, $5, $9 and $1 ery effective, at the same time be hay 75, $& 85.50, $6, $6.50, $6.75, $7.50, $6, $8.50, 80 and $1 We also havg many other styles of popular-priced Lace Curtains as well as a full Whe of the lowspriced kinds—some at Thc a pair and a fine showi@e of the @eher-pricea kinds—some at $100.00 a pair Burtains you 1@&% word, the Lac a ant are here at the price 3° you want Seattle Agency for the Gemppets Rete ane Round Oak Heater Wednesday Eve. Under April 5th, the Auspices of the Ladies’ Musical Club Mr. Kreisler Uses the _ Steinway Piano herman, Clay &Co Steinway (and other) Pianos. 711 SECOND AVENUB, @ABATTLE San Francisco, Cal On Sfiaving 25c Including Neck Shave, Shine and Tonic HEADY’S BARBER SHOP Cor. First Ave. and Washington St. |- nd, Cal. | all double overlocked stitched; | pr $2.48 regular value Sale price, | g5.99 CURTAINS $3.48) per pair $1.49 | ‘ct. $2.50 CURTAINS $1.79 Brussels 290 pairs in this lot; very de patterns; fine Scotch I Mis#ion Borders, ete.; full gize, regular value 0. Sale price $ per pair $1.79 Made of Scotch Lace, full yards long, regulation width beautiful patterns to from; regular value $1.00. Sale pair 69e CURTAINS R9¢ 269 pairs in the lot, full siz of fine Scotch Lace, very dainty patterns; regular valye $1.25. Sale price, per pair RIE 3% 50 choose pairs fine S Cable and made ace, new : nt er et $3.48 IT TAKES THE STILL TALKING OF IT THE BON MARCE GRAND PORTLAND FREE TRIP OFFER T Friday SCHO Linnie 1 BON MARCHE TO GIVE SURPRIS Standing of Leading Contestants at Cl HOOL BOYS LODGE WOMEN cunter Mr. ones . John Kehoe Mra, MaryORex .ccecas cases 7 Sidney Frear Dora Fr egy H Warren Lemor «1 y a 7 H Oliver Je eee ¥ 4 M Harold Cobb ; 7 UNION MEN. Lawrence Moran ....sc..e00 6 J. Dapnetan sis. cs eels Lorne Knight “WF. W. J. Akers ; Carl Hensky Albert Leg Eugene Miller tush G @ LODGE MEN. sing Time Thomas F Sn SCHOOL TEACHERS. tee @ rine atanor Hibner be n x ; D, Eliot ‘ 5 ; ‘ Miss Bishop Gus Nelson Miss Dut F. H. Appleton Mies Da