The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 9, 1908, Page 8

JUNE & WHY NOT A HEN WHEN THINGS COME LIKE THIS) 1908 THE BON MARCHE || THE BON MARCHE || THE DON MARCHE THE BON MARCHE 50c to $4.00 Embroideries.. NOTHER lot—an almost-as-good lot Last week we had to turn away people, for all our Beautiful Embroideries at 25¢ were sold be 4 Now tl lot of 5,300 yards of Beautiful fore 2 p. m we have an er Hoot Frederick & Nelson, vor Embroideries, all brand new and fresh as a June rose, that are worth “50c to $4.00 a yard, in exquisite designs, including Filet and Baby effects, in combi nation with shadow, eyelet and open-work embroidery. You'd never think of again getting such embroideries for 25¢. Probably you never will, unles tunities like this are passit \ bargain in de you come to sirable er n be rare as a June frost. We advice our pub lic to. buy are down These Embroideries, at 25¢ are won derful, indeed They are fine heer Swiss and Nainsook Embroiderie no cambric including) All-Over Embroideries, 24 inches wide—Corset Cover Emy broideries, 18 inches wide—Flouncing Embroideries, 44 inches wide—and dainty bands from 4 to & inches wide Embroideries for Waists, Prineess gowns, pettitoats and for trimming the very finest lingeries—no trifling THE HEN THAT LEADS A LIFE OF SOLID COMFORT, KANSAS CITY, June 9.—Why js fect manicured, A valet gives her 4 hen, «hb? Well, why not? his 6 attention This is a nen “what is.” Ernest | OF Kellerstrass, millionaire poultry rything she eats is specially; r. Her elected and prepa assortment, that brings disappoint- | $1.25, $1.50 and up to $4.00 a yard | inade tor ner by Mra. lanace Pade She ts We are presenting this season a handsome line of Ham- iby a Sverre Ha - : oy SY inet Ne York poultry Hers is rs Se ae -—-in short, five thousand three hun very small price tomorrow, carried off the highest of value-giving. Among the special values we refer to the dred yards of these 50c, $100, S cy yard ilivekees cde seees agra anew a igor yp following: Malm Floor—The Bon Marche. at pou shows than any other| made & special trip to Kansas City 3 — — sa: os. ~ - - fow! of her kind tn the country in the effort to purehase her SPECIAL $1.25—Canvas weave | SPECIAL $2.50~— Attractive She lives in a stean-heated barn) Kellerstrass is trying to gather 4 im winter, and has a coop fitted out | pen of purest white Orpingtons, and with a fountain in summer. Every | fer that reason refused to part with day the tt given a bath, her! her. He sold Mra. Pa aki sev feathers dre brushed and ¢ ral of her children, though, at arefully, her legs massaged an large size Hammock, measuring 42x90 inches; made of best hand measuring 36x84 inches. Has con- spun three-ply v and filling cealed spreader at head and turned yarn in striking scroll design; tuft spreader at foot. There is a large ed throw-back pillow, fancy tassels, foot spreaders and 15-in. yalanee tufted throw-back pillow ;-fancy sus- | Comes in 3 « Hammock, made of hard-spun yarn, fancy pri Women’s $3.50, $4 to $5 Low and High Shoes | 4. HIS is one of the greatest Shoe Bargains we've ever had for Wenn. These Shoes were made for a spe ree we ont ea emesis MILES OF °): 0 | “ landatide 20 miles from tie eit TRA CK | To the west ft is hard to say jwhen the tracks will be prepared | Miles of thes and rails havé been GONE torn out and tn Hell Gate eanyon some stretches of tracks three pension cord; 12-in. valance SPECIAL $3.50—Primitive In- SPECIAL $2.95—Persian stripe | dian blanket Hammock, in typical ° 9, miles tn length, which yparently cialty Women’s Shoe Store, but owing to unfore —— are intact, cannot be found on ac colors and de made of [ fl | colo and gns ac seen difficulties the order was not delivered, and we got Jw. ep. WiLL NOT BE ABLE TO} CEP Of the water and landslides Hammock in the new rib weave, i ¢ of extra : Many new station bulldings wi! heavy reversible cloth and meagur- them instead of selling at $2.20 a pair. In every essen- tial of style and quality they will measure up to the highest $3.50, $4.00 and $5.00 standard, and in buying them at $2.29 you simply save $1.20 to $2.70 on a pair Plain and patent kid, patent colt and gun metal, in low and high shoes. Al! sizes and oe are to be had, and we've got 1,800 pairs to sell Wednesday “§ and as long as they last, at, a pair... o 29 Meaamine Fleer. a ese . - — - Four Bargains in Wash Goods 35c Colored Linens, 17¢. | 35¢ Voile Carreaux, Le. Cofered Drete Linens, tx pik, gray, brown, steel, Vv. is me Bue, green, black and red, a serviceable material ery sheer and dainty Hairline Checked Votle, in fer the summer outing gown; width 28 laches cart ponte ough these seods Inunder perfeetly; regular 1c regular value 3éc yard price 35¢ yan. Sule price | 15 Silk Tussat, 40¢. 45c Silk Mulls, 35¢. | ek. A report receietacm RESUME TRAFFIC IN) thelr measuring 42x92 in. Has tufted have » be reconstru: MONTANA FOR AT LEAST Aj thelr lines A rep eaye that @ slide WEEK, OWING TO FLOODS. | yards of rock was loosened at Bon +} mer Sunday si ai | Levees are being constre (By United Press.) jalong the shores of the I BUTTE, Mont, June 9.—It wit!) fiver to save the n of Bow from being swept away ing 42x92 inches. Tufted throw- back pillow and all the usual finish- divided suspension spreader at head | ing details of our high-grade Ham [fe and foot, and deep-fluted valance. | mocks. throw-back pillow, fancy tasse ted SPECIAL $4.50—A high-grade Hammock in a rich art tapestry ef fect, with an attractive peacock design. Measures 42x92 inches, has large tufted throw-back pillow, fancy tassels, divided suspension spread- er at head and foot; deep-plaited valance. French Hand-Embroidered Initial Handker-| } chiefs, Three for 50c Two styles of French hand-embroidered initial handkerchiefs, in which the assortment of letters is not quite complete, are to be closed out at the above very special price. One style is of sheer be at least a week before traffic r ET AT THE NAVY YARO. reat damage don te Hi rowed an — -” ov F « Atlantic Fleet is now at the tracks by the floods in thi# seo |." vird gee Rattloship Ilin tion. The Northern Pacific haslin the drydock. Boats leave 10 es daily from Pier 2, foot of Yes nd trip bie oo in resumed as the reeult of the! bagain succeeded in opening ite | tir service. to the east, but the trains ler Way. Re DRUG STORE SAVINGS At Bartell’s Grape Juice at One-Fourth Off Tomorrow. A lovely material of sitk and cotton, & very large appearance of allatik . Fremont's Pint Size for 1G¢ | Naboth’s New York State Pints linen, hand hemstitched, with tiny script letter; the other is similar, 7. peeiey patterns, tm Kowers, Hgures a8 elegantly in all the new Pekin stripes. Weich's Quart Bottles for ..3%. tor > 20. . » Fi trenc ‘ Kec T we Stripes, on a dainty slik jacquard ground; width | in the lat motone shades; makes a very al ase pos Seiiion to B5e ui but the linen gy the popular I rench plaid m ppg The letters in 38 ineles; reguiar priee tc yard. Sale 35c | tractive street gown; regular price Téc a 4 . cluded are: A, B, C, D; F, H, K, L, N, O, P, R, S, T and W. Single eee yard. Sale price 9¢ Extract of Beef at a Saving. handketchiefs. 200 each. — _ . nia Armour's b0e size for BO¢ | Codahy's SOc size for 206 ‘ Fisher's G0c size for BO¢ | Marshall's Wc Jars for 20e Seattic. Geeond Avenue and Pike St. “ew York. 2 Walker Street Household Wants for Less Tomorrow. erine (the best), Bon, bottles | Carbolic Salve, 25c boxes for for ive ite Rose Water (distilled), Sas. bot Witch Hazel Solve, 25¢ boxes for tes for ise ite Bay Rum (St. Thomas), So. bot Allen's Foot Powder, 2c boxes thes for B06 for ihe Violet Witeh Hassel Cream, 25¢ Tetlow's Foot Powder, 25¢ Sift or FREDERICK & N INCORPORATED bottles for i6e Paris, 3 Cite Trevice. Chemnitz, 22 Theatre Strasse. Manchester, 88 Faulkner St. Rose Toilet Cream, 26c b« Camphor, per oz te for 15e¢ | Insect pwder (Persian), per Hind’s Honey Almond Cream, 50« half-pound box for tse 2s — — | Lois Theatre wecersesasce GARDEN TRACTS MB cond Gerat Week of the Great Play Optical Deps —_——- ° bottles for ¢ | Cancarets, 260 boxes for 16e er eee itations; ané Bert Leance ts tm Lubin’s Almond Cream, 4c size | Hood Laxative Liver Chocolates es . — personations TOWN GOES DRY AND | & 23¢ | per bottle’... .. 206 BSR Ss | MUSEMENTS. as Tooth Paste at Half Tomorrow. see aNo Chink “A Warm Match.” King’s Antiseptic Tooth Paste Thy ‘Tooth Pa 1n¢ 13¢ | Roger & Gallet’s Imported SOc Sanitol Tooth Paste ize boxes for 4 ae —- Crimmins & Gore and their mus TREASURY EMPTY d a ene ical comedy company score¢ At the Grand—"The Girl From |cexs at the Star theatre y« 2Y-acre tracts, $100 an Paris.” in “A Warm Match.” The | Perfumes at Half Tomorrow. lerot easy terms: close to | “THE GIRE OF THE GOLDEN w vn ge pany has capable comedians, good (By United Press.) Lunborg'’s White Rose, per os Loraine’s Atta de Rosa, regular car line and lake: level, clear (| 11,561 Save een the Play. Have You? At the Seattle—"The Princess Of singers and @ lively afd good look SILVERTON, Ore, Jane 9 ise $1.50; per special THe ed; fine for chickens and ber Matinee Tomorrow | Patches the chorua. Besides Dan Crimains ' a Lusborg’s New Violet, per oz Loraine’s Violet du Mars, regu tee. j Silverton is on the verge of bank ruptey, and the liq 19¢ lar $1.50; per special 66 Hot Water Bottles and Fountain Syringes at Extra and Ross Gore, Gladya Van and Edna Davenport won many recalls as singing comediennes. Resides *4y “It is to laugh National Land Inv. Co. Inc 917 First Ave. At the Lois—"The Girl of the Golden West.” interests cause they : . the musical comedy, the large audl- | predicte: ft th Savings. a New Acts. predicted that if the town wenti}. © . peste vie he new acta | *Roes #aw a picture flim of the bat-| “dry” the treasury would also Se Yukon Hot Water Hottle (94.25 Domestic Combination Hot Enterprise That Fulfitte Sew Large audie nees saw the new a tleship fleet the same route. The saloons we Ae Ww Rottle and Fountain Promise. at the Collseam theatre last night put out of business at the last local s nee for 2 bestowing particular applause on option election and today the offi. || %@2® Goodyear's Aseptol Hot |: ganitary Napkins, 1 doz, in the novelty equilibrists, Selbini & POLICE MAKE RAID ciale of erton are facing the Water Bottle for we for 16¢ problem of meeting a debt.of $2 oe. 2.99: _couseum — | (jrcus—Ciras poets and on Eckert & Berg, in With ba Gmety teeneaie.- thew ate Antiseptic Tablets, per see Carbolie Acid, & oz. bottles for feattic’s Vending Suede Meats an pee 08 Tne Meons. . Other ON DETROIT HOTEL thinking seriously of - raising the acie Acid, 250 boxes for ihe Crystal Sea Sait, &-pound eas eco p Se a ae | oer ee ms : cle Acid, 25eoxes for. . 42 stal Sea § pound sacks en : vay si aya eo po an vs ns : ee ee ei phate of Zine, per Ib... .20¢ for , ise || ; tor Seattle June 15, eggars Mexican story 4 A oune ecided to ‘ rs A WHIRLWIND 88 tinder & Sebtt, singers, dancers Cay Deane Warre n ©. Hub lection to eee if the pe Perspiration Destroyers. | ® Acts peter An tarby ice Yous 16 and 17 " bard, Sergeant William B. Kent, Pa- | ctand for a 1% mill tax Odordont bottle Q5e'Gbiro Powder, 98c boxes fk | ile "Weet of New York City and talkers; Eddie Roesch. with &/iroimen Holmes, Hardin, Cornell - ~ Mum, per $40. box rd grpttante waheanc Besse met | WiReserve Beats by Phone Ballard, June 18 balled the ‘moti pletares aad ® son and Humphrey raided the De : aad || ‘oe ——— Performances Daily, 2.068 Hebrew boy violinist named Filler. trol, hotel and a number of cheap Toilet Waters, One-Fourth Off Tomorrow. ‘add Mes eed: ous den } STAR. P.M ts Located at he acts will run all the week ledgtag houses couth of Washing BSc Bottles Piver's La Trefle for | 76c Pinaud’s Lilas de France for || it you are, buying. tor 1 Home of Musical Comedy and Vaudeville 1 Republican. 7 to this morning, and ar ¢ you Sie if you Pantages’ New Bill aes Bmore ; well agate performances da - adesira s0c Bottles Willow's Adorable Vi for aBe lawns are in fine cond : and 20¢; box seats, * J SMP anie aucaad seulantey, in| tics. Bait to the cnn a There's a distinctive finenes® about Bartell’s Drug Store goods, ute if you wish | LOOKING POR FUN? Wen Is 1 Grand Street Parade distinguished ul y & mo-|each was furnished by friends. and a satisfaction that medicines sare not only the better kinds, but Crimmins &@ Gere and Their Own Com Daily, 10:30 a. m. RL etakdee enti’ = ts as furnished by friends they are compounded by painstaking and careful pharmac If you Jet the grass ary nd buen | RaMy ef 23 in “A Warm Match.” Don't any, Ue Arctic Oceat Among the vaude- INSURGENTS LOSING FIGHT Sa cugbnes to put the. te gown |= c ) Plevated Stages ville attractions are Burns and TWO STORES ee aie es edie The Grand wag Burns in’ a slack wire travesty (By United Press.) ' Plain White Cotton i A 1s Week-~Matine ) People. Hayes and Allpoint, in “The Clerk SEOUL, Korea, June 9.—The ter $6.00 b6-ft. Green Line Cotton ois - the Beliboy and the Circus Queen,” Tifle thinning out of the Korean ‘ PAINE (hae cag OO 1) Horses and Pontes. The Thr } nts by Js we twoops: se " é and Lilly at rate, accord ; THE GIRL FROM PAKS ‘ Cages of Wild Antpals e given out by the oo | $2.00 * s i ‘ * s ; , Funny Clowns of the Japanese army | tt Revtaue ren one’ a: ||| Main Store lye) on DK. ©. ¥. LATHROR § headquarter here toda: T 1 ’ ° - = » Peerless Potters, W state ment aye that between June 610 Bent a: | H : Seattie Theatre pion Aeriatists. and Juné 7, the Japanese troop - ais Duty Mat. Gat—Teatghi—Ah Week were engaged in 26 battles with Second Ave . Bale ents July 49 ge E Macuser the: we ¢ Famous Orton Fanllfe the insurgents, killing 118 Korea na 506 e Come Acrobats and Balancers oh wodnd ‘ 1 PRINCESS : * and wounding the stabiiched 1850 Between Cherry ond Second Ave. F. M. SPIN poo yA emery Sties Rose Dockrilt, Queen of ae none the in Between Pa ‘ead \ iversity, James Streets Near Vester Way NING | al. Next W Uaredack Riders. copie le j 1310 Second Av. * “ee a serrmewwee oe ai ae