The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 10, 1908, Page 8

a hington SEATTLE TO GET Stu’ ces" DOES NOT CLAIM TO | Mr “ ame, & w Coe and WAVY TRADE | sre a ont t ° R » ’ soar sh" FLOWER WANDALS | just a | wrnine | thing | name ber snaen oo outs soo BEGIN WORK TERMINAL COMPANY =" v5" ss Sse FINE FISHING TACKLE—Piper | & Taft, 1024 Beoond ay oo cart *| THE DEA nat seme a aaa THE BON MARCHE THE BON MARCHE THE BON MARCHE Faster Suits For Men $15.00 Much the Best Values In Town ial Lot THE BON MARCHE This announces a of Fine, New Spring Suits to s with the sole r of seeing value could be crowded into a suit price They put all our past records in the shade; and this statement, coming from a store that is fa mous for the splendid quality of its $15.00 Suits, nf@fhs something decidedly extraordi nary. We know there is nothing in town that can touch them at this price; they look like, are made like and will wear like 15 00 p o a $20.00 suit On sale for the almost unlimited range for first time Saturday at .. The lot Velours and Worsteds, all choice-—Cassimeres, offers pure wool, in browns, grays and greens, both plain and variously striped first quality, they fancy mohair. Phe is making half-lined with plain « to $5.00 Shoes at $2.95 Surplu Ss are or lots, from the foremost American makers. Patent Colt, Gun Metal Cali, Box Calf, Russia Calf and Vici Kid Shoes and Oxfords, new shapes, blucher, button and lace styles; all $3.50 to $5.00 Shoes, on sale at The Bon Marche Saturday at, Men’s $3.50 in all the , all widths hand made, all sizes a pair $2.95 Beattie. Second Avenee and Pike Kireet Porta, Clits Trevice Chemmits. 27 New Yor’, 2 Walker Stree ae Fine Manchester. 08 Panthner 9 Soda Crackers with crack to them Soda Crackers with snap to them Soda Crackers with taste to them Uneeda Biscuit Oven-crisp—Oven-clean— Oven-fresh FF NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY In dust tight, moisture proof packages. Never sold in bulk. CURE ALL DISEASES ': FCAN HEAR] tHE SEATTLE STAR THOMBON TO SPEAK a% Wanhingte ub will | era) of the ent ob HOUSE BURGLARIZED. ong, 1911 Third ap, « pollee today that entered lmat wan (aleen othing of value - ae TO SEE BATTLESHIPS at Pier 2. Ten round Bo round trip oe and TOPCOATS can*t be duplicated anywhere in the city. COME HERE if you have plenty of money. COME HERE if you have NOT plenty of MONEY. We serve all slikeo=== You get topcoats and suits at | 5 to $7.50 less than elsewhere. Your clothes pressed once a week free of charge. Joe Schermer & Co. 1010 Ist Av., Just north of Madison wd $50 Spinning 1907 Double Bar, Coaster Brake $39 Bicycle. ... > F. M. SPINNING 1310 Second Avenue | | i) $500 Reward For any case of alcoholiem that I cannot cure in from 3 to 6 FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1908. | Stylish Street and Dress Hats: Exceptional Values at $10 and $12.59) We have assembled a beautiful line of attractive Street afid Dr Hats for display tomorrow at $10.00 and $12.50, Milans, Leghorns k Chips and Neapolitans will be noted, in the popular shades, Nobby | Tailored Street Hats, wing and flower-trimmed Sailors, new ideas jr | feather effects, and numerous creations on which pompons appear will be in evidence. 4 Gloves: Rare Values at 85cand$2.45 Easter Neckwear: Special In the Glove We are showing a Section we are of- | highly attractive col fering two good | lection of Neckwear, lines of Gloves | suitable for Easter, specially priced at | at the very modest 85e and $2.45. price of 50c. FREDERICK & NELSON, !nec. Store Closes Daily at 5:30 Apparel for Women, Misses and Childreme ning mplete, 1 sh the Home Coy | D t | Vhite't The 85e line include Wh , ‘ A 5 son effect ith b one-clasp cape Gloves with | Embroidered Paris point stitching and | colors, wit bot prix seams, in tans only; | 4 ortments of co ioe ; Plain linen tai also two-clasp P and L glace over-seam Gloves, in Linen turn white only ered edge Linen Irnovets | The $2.45 line comprises full 16-button length | with her hed ed real kid Gloves in black, white, champagne, sky, Pp ‘ y pink and oxbleod Large Butter lace and embroide Owing to the lowness of the special prices, Putin Sila Ridin of we cannot fit these Gloves broidery Children’s and Misses’ colored! Dresses will be of fered tomorrow}f: at very low prices. $1.35—Childre: and percale in attr: skirts having deep her 6 v0 14 ve Pretty Dresses of chambray e patterns, with finished Various colors ,guars| anteed fast $4.95 In Stripe im and madras _ and also in plain IRs grass linen. Some ai have embroidered. eng Dresses colored chambray and feather-stitched; othe blems; straight and sailor collars are inch 6 to 16 years $6.75—Wash Dresses, 12. years These are slightly soiled, but the styles aré desirable. The materials are mostly reps, madras and gingham, although there are a few white light-blue pique Dresses and emblem are trimmed lace and embroidery. Other wash Dresses for Children and Misses Girls’ Separate Skirts $2.65 | ! Girls’ Separate Skirts, sizes 12, i Some have hand-embroidered collar others are priced at $2.85, $4.65 and $8.45—special values. “@ Suits for Misses and Juniors A variety of new and effec- tively-modeled Suits for Misses and Juniors, or small women. These garments are of all-wool serge and fancy mixtures, as well as of novelty striped serge. They have semi-fitted back, some with the new butterfly sleeve. Double and single breasted Coats will be noted, and the skirts are all full plaited. The lining satin. Ages 14, 16, 18 and 20. Anat- | tractive line at $25.00. Girls’ and Misses’ Coats, $8.75 | Girls’ Play Coats $2.65 A lot of practical man-tailored Coats in| There are in the neighborhood of se¥ attractive tan and gray mixtures; also in | of these Coats, to be sold at $2.65. red, blue and brown cheviots; they have i} velvet collar, box back, and the smaller sizes have emblem on the sleeves. Lining | is an extra fine, soft satin-finished sateen. Sizes 6 to 14 years. | Children’s and | Misses’ Hose | 14, and 16 years made of cheviots, broadcloths, plain and _ striped panama. All are full plaited, with a bias fold on bottom. Extra special at $2.65. Misses’ Cream Serge Coats $4.95 These are of good quality serge, double-breasted, with black velvet collar and velvet buttons. Sizes, 14 to 18 years. is balance being of all-wool faney chev All of them are well-tailored, doubs breasted, with coat collar and 1 Sizes 10, 12 and 14 years. Remnant Sale of Drapery Fabrics Of many of the materials there | Tomorrow we W# hold a remnant sf embracing I 19c a Pair We are offering a are sultick > : quantitic to warrant our ¢ ulting into ck Linoleum, Prin good line of fine-| jengin Linoleum, Floor ribbed lisle Hose, | ge ee 2 Cloth, Carpeting, full fashioned, in | I Se < Shadbieed was sud” here daeg M 2 Te e i black and tans, sizes | terials Swisses low siciell ia Ot ah aie 10c Yd.—A large line | 25¢ Yd. — In OW Dice. ee Ane 5 to 94, with spliced | 4; Burlap, in most of the | Leather in \ lengths are heel and toe, at the | plain colors, except red. | shades, 36 inch sented, and ee ings in @ low price of 19¢ a| 50e Yd—Fancy and solid-colored 50-i stance arep onou" pair. lapestries of many kinds ed. Lunch in the Tea Room— Delicious Cooking. H| INCORPORATED ° °