The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 13, 1908, Page 8

THE BON oe THE BON MARCHE Anniversary Sale Fancy Goods: Great Bargains THE were woven THE BON MARCHE EVER tn the history of Art Needlework has {t been posatble to buy goods of thin class at prices as low as quoted in thie sale Hackward business conditions have placed in our hands these extraordinary values, which we are enabled to offer tomorrow. A few sugges tive items follow-—a mere mite when compared with the tremendous bargains @mprised 10c Shetland Floss, 7¢. Shetland Fiose, all colors, juet the time to make your wis) black and white 10¢ skeine in the ve Japanese Drawn Linen $5.00 Den Pillows, $2.95. fine quality » Se and Be val Rea Den Pillows, air-brunty =< fine quality leather “ . ape, Indian and lodge. tle $5.60 values 20c Renaissance Doilies, 10¢ ‘ the Anntvoretty Gals .. OR. 95 nainsance Dollies tee Gx6 $1.50 Dresser Scarfs, 9S¢. eaigns, fine linen cer ) Linen Dresser Scarf a e hematitened | 10c beautiful French and eyelet de ane; $1.60 values, In the An | ers Sale “ose Fourth Off Leather Cush ions. Ge ushion 1Se Battenberg Doilies, 10¢. seer, Cudvions Battenberg Dollies, har pe terns, fine quailty Mnen center si ‘ sine, 8-tr alue ihe ea 50c Spachtel Squares, 25¢. Anniversary Sale y 10 | spachte) Squares, hematitched or anniv a * | ruffle fintsts 26x86 ve wrth regular marke $1.25 Table Covers, 98¢. | ioe itn rents; So prices. Serim Ta size 4x45, | ‘ Bhe hand trtr ed | ae ored b edge fir dainty fringe. Asniv » 10¢, Free Embroidery Leesone pric lesigne every merning except Satur 1Sc Linen Doilies, Now pe lve 50¢ a Dozen. 8Se Lunch Cloths, 49¢. and Gtemping done Japanese Hand-Drawn Linen | | stamped M Me I pert, We will stamp Boilies. 61-2-inch size, val Clotha, best qualt andsome lar S@e Shirt Warst ve 1Se each. Anniversary | | designs, L1-2-inch hematitehe designs tomorrow only, for Sale price, a dozen 30e hems; value & Anniversary we Bale price Sie Sheets and Pillow Cases Reduced For the Great Anniversary Sale THREE DAY Sale of Sheets The Marche here for wonderful bargains should Mberall Prices are loss than wholesale 25e Pillow Cases, 19¢. on Come phaie and Pillow Cases is now at Every housewife and bote in pr ogre 1 mearnger | 22¢ Pillow Cases, 17¢. | | 65c Bleached Sheets, 45¢ The Finest Pillow Case, the My- A beantir qualtty . gtenne, made under the striet- Strong, Durable Ready-Made oi yt ‘ome: = est sanitary methods; sie 42x Shoots, 72x90 Inches, sea owed aauiverenry” "Wale 26; regular price 25¢ each. An ed, mundered ready for the} | price 17 niversary Sale price 19¢ bed. A good, serviceable } dest: Meguiars Vales @ | B5c Bleached Sheets, Ghe. 7Se Bleached Sheets, 60¢. euch Anniversary Sale Full Double- Red Sire Ready-Made A Beautiful, Soft Sheet, that con- | price Bleached Hheets, made of fin tains dreasing. w * m thread sheeting no nea Ing; sive Six en; an excellent wearing ity; size 72x90; regular p : ae; FF po Pps be rt _ 8 paiversary Sale price each. Anniversary Sa 15c Pillow Case: e a ale | $1.20 Bleached Sheets, S5¢. $1.25 Bleached Sheets, 90¢. 48x36-tnet | We are often anked for an extra large Mheet; we carry ther Something extra nice and fine for give you t eit of the guest Six male, Bleached Po “The boned inches Bheet $1.20 each Se nniversary Sate Dinnerware— A Heavy Reduction Some About Half $3.00 Dinner Sets, $1.98. Dinner Seta, embe etatn Ce d borders, every pie aranteed perfect and not to Pure White Pot ottag ofr crase. Set consists of 6 Dinner #. 6 Roup Plates, 6 Fruit Saucers, ¢ Cups, ¢ Saucers, 1 Meat 1 Vegetabie Dish and 1 Creamer, regular price $3.06. Sele » $5.50 Dinner Sets, $4.49. 50-Plece American Semi-Porcelain Dinner Sets, decorate a nent pink floral design; regular price 15.50. Sale price $4.49 $8.00 Dinner Sets, $5.75. $15.00 Dinner Sets, $9.75. | $25.00 Dinner Sets, 818. lain 50-Piece Dinner Sets, in the i vem Dinner Bets, made | - Dychess” shape; his latest suc and very te France. The ware ts rated e ware ix pure white grid with roses and the borders, vy gold est ade " kno! and handles are gold ular price $4.00. patterns: reg traced; regular price ") " Sale price ... Sale price £15.50 Seattic. Second Avenue and Pike Gt. “*~ York, 2 Walker Street Parte, 3 Cite Trevice. Chemnitz, 22 Theatre Strasse. Manchester, 68 Fauikner ao ee | AMUSEMENTS. ' Catholic Lad Club. eatin ewe | nme | The | Cath en ined this afternoon “Moore Theatre | Lewsee and Manag M.D at the Li and Mra. A. ¢ phey residence, 121 17th Au Tae Week, Wm A. Brady An Unequated Vaudeville be need A « Week, De | PRT EE ESS Cee os MR. WILTON LACKAYR a Ranges Om Ce 7 Aa | 35c 3-In. Margrave Carriage “THE RONDMAN” The Hundeuffed King Makers’ Clamp 23c 7 ureday . ay The Mystery of Modern Pines | ne tale te. -| « 4 Features ot & The Grand \-— eels Wee wants JOUN CORT, Menager Lyric Theatre : a Ail This Week, Matinee Saturday = | p. 4 Bg . . The Hun Veancixes Opera Company in | (* Won! waliee, 4 ’ * t “TANTANA® { A TRIF TO LENA PARK s Rice feo ‘Seattle Theater New veudertii adea i ! n Mins Kroma Bunting Dreamland Rink si pores And the Burgese-Banting Company Seventh Ave. and Union St lt THR BUROLAKS PATONTRR THURSDAY, MAY 14, a m Seat Haat Week. “ Lena Lonely From te cate Theatre| W RESTLING ; ¥ " Phones—Bunsot Main 1304 At 8:30 Sharp. : " Bete « at F $500 a Gide and the Gate 400.6 ‘ hoes Catch-as-Catch-Can — Best Two . mp Ave at Palle Out of Three. t ’ vt * “hae orem Fred Beell COLISEUM 180 Pounds, the Wiscensin ie SR teats - Wender, Ve. , rr * eer 4 wate, e ; plc "tia Ta ot Dr. Roller |’: indy é Of Seattle, 195 Pounds THE meet i Fows, oF covnen Admission—From $! to % ee Second and Ye ' “4310 Second Avenue STAR ee Game ot Mustont ¢ Ay meth Wend ATBLETH PAMK BASEBALL THE ANGELES 1424 and 1126 First Avenue RESTAURANT AND CAPR Bumnerre AM Week, 18 pw.) Sun days, 4 NE Va. SEATTLE Fake Fumier cas | purpe CONFESSED ACCOMPLICE IN DITION OF THE NORTH j wesr. WRECKING OF BANK, 18 TAK 1k Gece Widinet dentin’ thai EN TO SAN QUENTIN, the northwestern part of the Pacific coast is In a better con panto dition, financially, than in any other district, when we take | (By United Press.) into ration ; vat San SAN FRANCISCO, May 13 Fran Lon Angeles, Oak Under guard of two land, Sacramento and every sheriffs, J. Dalzell Brown, other city where Kohler & lice In the wrecking of Chase branche are low 2 Safe Deposit and | were working like demons to Trust company, was taken to Sar win these prizes. Quentin today to serve hts sentence In the therm part of the of 18 months for embezzling $66 West, wh Kohler & Chase rth of bonds of the Sacra a been identified in the THE SEATTLE STAR ILL BUILD: ATH NOTICES. sar Cobb, aged 68, died at the |i best nce of Mra. M. A. Stone, 2837 Vath av, W. The body Ia at the {parlors of the Bonney: Wateon com pany veiititon H, Niner, aged 68, died H | in this city May 12, The remains | | » at the parlors of the Honne j Watson o | Minnie K od 25, died fu thie elty May | Mra. A. Bhellum, aged 29, dled | May 12 in thie city, The body tof atthe private embalming room of [Butterworth @ Sons. | PUNERAL NOTICES The funeral service of Mra. if Minnie K. Smith took place this I Plan to Spend $50,000 om wsiitie sc We cieek” at tne yar I liors of the Bonney-Watson com A |pany. Burial took place at the Old County Hospital 2!.2%.ye0' teh 1 The funeral of James | Buil : Kilee will be held at the chapel |i : ding. of Butterworth & Sons Thursd i] evening at 7 o'clock, The body — | will be shipped to Galion, O., for burial Site Very Vahuable and Will EXCHANGE LOSES |} H Seon Be Needed for | 1 ANOTHER | Commerce | " Jobn Galber, the contractor who | has the oc t for the brick work | of the Rosenberg hotel, now being Bids were called for yesterday|erected at I ay. and Madison ff by the comaty commissioners for|#t, was expelled from the Build: |i An édition to the county hospital |" Exchange been Hid not if bulidiag at Georgetown. The cost ayers « of the improvement will approah| men were wate $54,600 The plans contem| job b plete the addition of a wing to|the oper the existing ofr ture whieh, it te) ~ mid, wil acre date about 7 To see BATTLESHIPS more patient# than can now be) Take boats at Pier ren ro cared for trips dal He round trip The fuet that the present bulld “ an would be improved was some | what of a surprise, for it was! known the commissioncrs had se| hen! eoneldered the proposition | of the exiating| th the of nelling the stte county hospital end pro | coeds purehawe a new site and erect more commedious hospital) quarters somewhere in the vicinity | of Lake Washington | Needed for Commerce. | it hase been urged that the pres eat county hespital grounds will be required before many years for refiroad eed matufacturing por The land bes gr ble to be used ly for hospital purposes sorted, and with the money comminstoners could secure by sé) poons ing It, the county could bay a site as large end as equally well to onted, and bave money enough left op & hospital structure tmat DOMINIC’S ST. 4 net only be srehinattoreay ple as ean be cared for at presest The county hes outgrown the facilities of the existing hoxpitnl. During the past winter monthe WINS FARM particularly, the suthorities: were hard pressed to accommodate the The firet thirty days of the people who sought medical DOWIE erent $100,000 Voting Content from the county. Several theme li hes ended, and afe pleased the corridors were wot only Mile TE i. were that the farm that was ff} with cots, bat a number of pe !li be given away ut the ond of tlents bead to be housed in ed the frat thi was wea by county peor farm bulldings it the @t. Doméins or Mra. 4 Hospital Inadequate. Everett. We are doubly | ed in view of the fact that ev ory store of Kohler & Chane is ansious for their contestants to win this magnificent prise, and it certainty epeake well for the Even with the addition proposed it ts claimed that the hospital at tendants will find it almost impos 0 accommodate the increased of people to be cared for 1 « from the phenomey Northwestern agency. We did growth In population. Already a large section the land in the fj der our feet tn th vicinity of ¢ etown haw been |f ting bustuess, We wish to con aratulate St. Dominic's Academy for the way in which they en tered the contest CONFIDENCE IN KOHLER 4 CHASE. the railroads for trackage When the new transcon | to this ety | . tinental lines build are in full operatic as certain thet the buy more terminal land and thix/ will encroach upon the boundaries The Sis of the county hospital property ters of mt Domintics Academy The Impression prevails that the condition will almost necessitate the sale of the county property in ; a very few years for commercial certainly purposes | showed their great con f idence in the time honored of é BANKER GOES: TO PRISON © hones Kohler Chase wh they spe thousand 4: lars of thetr geod gold days of thelr to Win this prise “ y AL Ld rr le J. DALZELL BROWN OF FRISCO.|T eas ry FINANCIAL CON » Gas Electric company » business for s deposited with the trust company ere is more compet Ae the pri r was taken from the contest than there ts here the county jall he seemed com-|f and there is no doubt that pletely resigned to his fate and “ ey find that the farm showed little emotion. “8 won in the Northwest, it to the last minute Brown will ase them to such activ yon of being able to escape |# ity that contestants from this m that he be allowed tolll district will have to work to erve bis sentence in the cousty/il win the prizes. But we feel aw jail, but this request was dented ured that St. Domini Acad hin if emy will come in for one of the He will therefore have to undere|§ finest prizes, as they have a go the humiliation of being meas |B good lead ured, shaved and cropped and clothed in a conyiet’s garb MORE SEATTLE ORGANIZA TIONS SHOUL® ENTER PLAN STATE LEAGUE It 2 pleke A me of the Swedieh Re A publican ¢ 1 be held t row ever Oriental a ing Several important matte ) will be discussed, among ther i anizatior ate league h republican clubs ; Bertha Ve gel will € r ~ the Kent high school In the dee z lamation ¢ st at the of Washington Thureday nigh k € ¢ Salts, All drogst INTERNATION HEALTS 1009 Amerien AL WOND k iwiiding With Three Franchises We Hold the Key the F Th wi wh Oil and Asphalt And you will see that this ts to say nothing of the gm one of the biggest money increasing making prop s that has be from cities, mills heen offered in many a day factories in this the like of which may section never come your way again And new industries will it is a fortune im the mak by our ability te ing those who are quick to seize It WEALTH] =": Satisfy you f that we have hat and all we clain inve th ly ant to .enjoy lependence, ease and the comforts of wealth t every dollar that you @ he American-Canadian OU ¢ offers one of the safest, strongest and most su y investments possit Frederick & Nelson, Incorporated Bore Closes Daily at 6 | | a o ne Women’s Summer Weight Vests, Special 35¢, | Three for $1.00 Women’s pure white, swiss-ribbed, lisle thread Vests, low neck, sleeveless, plain crochet edge finish r trimmeda with narrow lace edging with yoke of lace insertion to match. Several very dainty patterns. Sizes 4, 5 and 6 50c Each—Women’s pure white lisl t Jersey or Swiss-ribbed, in extra sizes. |’ hell crochet finish; very ela Vest edge or s able; sizes 7, 8 and 9. Boys’ Union Suits, 50e—Doys’ mediu A Egyptian cotton Union Suits, ll made and d garments, are shown in two styles, at 50c—high ne and ankle length; high nee I sand knee length 34. Boys’ Union Suits, $1.00—Spring and weight Balbriggan cotton Union Suits for! tra well made, shoulder splicing ith high neck, long 34 long sle sleeve izes 26 to Come w sleeves and ankle le 26 to Seasonable Glove Values. ‘Desirable Camping Special $1.85 a Pair A value that comes at an Oppor. eta Gloves in the desired summer weights and shades, priced so low as to insure active buying. | tune time for those who are prepar- i 16-button length lisle-thread | ing to occupy summer homes ang J) Gloves, in black, white and tan camps. special O9%¢ a pair Hy 11-4 Gray Blankets, with red, blue, or pink borders, weight five pounds to the pair, special $1854 pair. 16-button lisle-thread uperior , in’ bhack , tans and gray, length Gloves, quality white, cial 95 a pair mnigee eye si Axminster Rugs, $1.65 and $2.85 Each There is a large assortment of patterns, including Oriental and floral effects. The 27x54 and 27x60 sizes may be chosen among at $1.65; the 36x72 size is priced at $2.85. Important special values at these figures. REDERICK & NELSC INCORPORATED eee aye 2ETRF2RRr_ . a2 For Natural Gas sm om” eae AND MORE TO FOLLOW of This Entire District Add to This Our Income revenues that From supplying saturd) gat] coffers these three ¢fties alone enable us to pay Dividends ¢ entire capttt re Immense u pen flow into our we ere marketing our On our vuasGscudecas cosnectetnier: | nea sup} Erg Lake and ed with na Better Look Into This eituwceeerdie webececsact have only one regret stout 1%} We think that those who purchase some of these hares wil the future—and that will be that they did not buy more while naity was thelrs i i if Y “ ou Are Shrew c a y . today, before the + advance We have ya 4 amount of our none : : eusury stock to sell at fif ts per share 1 and may withdra ti th ti We would not sell it except to get the additiona ey to hasten the com - of and ot s development work a « f ye veing able to buy th « wha ou pro i be willing tw sell for as many arn. oO ti te for full information at once. In a in American-Canadian Oi! CO : 304 PEOPLE'S BANK BUILDING SEATTLE, WASHINGTON: ju