The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 7, 1908, Page 8

° THE BON M RRC LE. THE BON MARCHE | ~~ THE BON MARG HE rm. pa rie BON MARCHE | | ingine | The : Wonderful Bargein Ever Offef®d in Coo isha] | | Offered Wednesday at EANED up the maker's stock of Wash Suits An immense purchase to be | sure, but they'll simply melt away at this wonderful price. They're all unusu ally attractive dr@ses, in the smartest designs of the surmmer season. Dainty |} whites, blues, tans—and all black, Dresses that the maker could never duplicate at i this Wedt@sday price $5.06 ‘> ao ‘ ¢ | Included are Prince Chap and Pony Coat Suits @f English Repp, Indian He@, Duck, Pq Union Linen @d Linene, ig black, white, tan, khaki,Copenhagen blue and natural | | linen color, Coats, sifgle and double-breasted, collar, euffs poc sand buttons in It contrasting colors of same material Skirts, plaited or et and iI trimmed with full fold on bottom, @ectual $7.50 and $10.00 \Pisp “$5 1) Dresses, Wednesday .......005 eas pene wees Vecanet ‘ . ° ‘ Second Floor Q |'Heroic Reductions to Clear High-ClassTrimmed | Hats Instantec: All Must Go TYLES are the smartesgin Seatie, both the faney and tailored Hat 1 Every late spring idea has representation, So has every new color scheme. Arranged in three lots, as folle Values up to San, up to | Values up to $3.95 go for $5.00 go for $15.00 go for $1 50 $2.95 $4.75 ae rote Floor i ~ Let Nothing Keep You Away From This Sale of Ribbons It’s a Clearance of 35c and 15c 29c Useful Ribbons for, a yd. ends f Ribbons at half and les : ea as all the odds apd 5 We're determined to cl the shelve it Imcluded are Warp Print Ribbons, 3'4 to 5 inches wide, in delicate flower designs on white grounds; dark stripe plaid Ribbons, 434 inches wide; pretty striped Ribbons, 3'4 inches wide; plain Faille and Messalme Ribbons, im shades of cardinal, scarlet, heliotrope, pink and myrtle, Sinches wide; black 4 laffeta bon, 454 inches wide; plain Taffeta Ribbon, in shades of navy, cardinal, maize, pink, sky, brown and black, 3'4 inches wide; Sash Ribbons, Hair Ribbons, Hat Ribbons, Dress Trimming Ribbons and Ribbons for fancy work, are in this representative collection, at this sensationally low price 15¢@ a yard. None worth less than 2%c a yard, and the ma jority are regular 35c qualities; we have no use for broken ' On Biss 80 CUT thEP HO OO G6 6 6 ce HR CORREA Main Floor | ae | 25¢ White Goods 10-—A Wonderful Bargain $4 Pattern Cloth $2.95—An Amazing Value | ESS than half price. But you can't realize HE Linen Store has not had a more interest- | what an exceptional offer this is until you ¥ ing offering in many moons than these All- i see the goods. Mercerized White Madras, it 4 nen I able Cloths at $2.95 cach They with dainty woven designs. Forty styles to choose blasches 5 beet m a very fine, hefty quality of | atin damask; a quality that we | -—-TURSDAY, ULY 7, fe) oe % EDERICK & NELSON, Inc. @ ore Clqnes Daily at 6:30-—~12 Noon on Baturday During July and August. Apparel for W c The July Sale of Fi urniture Your ee na ’s Purchasing Power Is SE #P , er = uring This Great Value-Giving Event : ‘i Ow? Rily Sale of Furniture has for years been the sensation of the summer season among Seattle’s home-furnishers, and the sale now in progress ig in every respect fully updo the high standard previously maintained. The savings are decisive that you will profit materially even if you buy now and storg - your purchases several months. gt f£. Sas PRICE $27.00—Karpen Couch coy- ie Sterling leather, Has sameé steel United States the Gov- finished JULY SALE ter size Brass Hed PRICE $16.90. hed mahogany. Size n satin finish head 58 inches high and foot 38 i Tul PRI $16.00 Quartered Oak Chif fonier, finished gold thatching Frederick & Nelson Incorporated A aut Ma ; . the f They'll k P 1 . ; by from. ley make fascinating little summer | guarantee to wear for years and years. The designs | load of lumber and two large lox aheholihelaheiabeistel.. ot | Fcnina’ hein . ; L xing engines for Bureka 5 frocks, and at a cost of ONLY 10@A YARD. We | are unusually hagdsome, and there are a baker's | * TODAY'S RACING RESULT predict a buzz about that counter from the minute | dozen to choose among. Sell for $4.00 regularly The Delhi passed Tatoosh at 10 * tree & egula > ‘ 1 o'clock this morning and will arrive * First Race. the doors open. Every woman should be there | While the lot lasts, and only two te a customer, at this evening with 1,342 tons of con * «Al Lindley, 9 to 5 “4 to get some; positive 25c Wednesday's very low centrates for the 4 smelter }® Reantiful and Best, 4 to Wh ( Is ¢ | }% My Houquet, 30 to 1 ite Goods at, PIICE Ole e | Carrying 25 cabin passengers and |w Time, 1:18% Se ea ea Oa } BOP Cie ox tees r cs & hundred steerage, the Aki} nd \* Second Race, is ? ee es | Maru left for the Orient at 5 o'clock | * St. Kilda, 5 to 1 Main Foor Main Floor Ih! -aw a result of the shooting of | this morning | White his wife was discussing the! | Colbert, A > Ih! char is souk - best plan of eloping with thelr'@ Tonic, 2 wR T Charles Wilson, an assistant 408) 16 Telegram, the newest adgi-| boarder, George Graham, of 2110\@ ‘Time’ 1:44 — The Only Ladies’ Home Journal Pattern Stere in Seattle, / A ts catcher, by J. A. Lanite, a bod ear tion to the Lillice fleet, was brought |Grand b vard W., appeared’ at!» A en rier, in the negro club, of whieh over from Tacoma last night his home early thie morning and 1 “ ** eam g |] M. F. Comer i proprietor, Chiet shot Ralph Farrell vee eee nee Bagh by lf of Police Irving Ward haw issued The Hickman ie due in port to Graham is a Great Norther , the. | Mone bak | orders that all negro clubs must/ night. She ie several hours late on|™an, This morning he anne > | y jf close at 1 p. m. each week day account of the head winds encoun. that he had t called j lf and remain closed li da tered off the California const Everett, H tly hurried : oy * If | Heretofore the negro ¢ into the h i bid in a room, Ky ; = | Silks jf | rematned open Sundays, Kosmos liner Anubis has sbifted cere 4 re rd dv Lape n Exclusive Seattie Agents for Roya! Society Neediework Packets. . jf Police CBief Ward has received re) nere from Tacoma to finish loading [7° voarder ere Tan be hi Jf ports that liquor h # of eloping 5 cargo for wert cons points and . , the Sabbath, M Hamburg. Th nd also sbift The husband broke in upon the ar dented that his club was te loafing | oa trom ‘Tacoma yesterday discussion, and as Farrell vanished son ing the run in 6 hours, 55 minutes|day, and late yesterday afternoon of the party in national convention place of negro crooks, and sald no through the door shot him in the a mplaint was issued @éap be a and 24 seconds the prosecuting attorney issued a assembled, recognize in bi of kambling ie permitted " leg. He wae taken to the Pacific ne “prosecuting attorney com ° * Hemery, in a Bens car, was sec-| complaint charging Young with|the strongest and ablest chars dg Cable vice to Nome is now 1” | hospital R. E. Ferrey with passing Wor torn ond, and Hanriot, driving a Menz,| bigamy known fo the world’s statesman better shape than for a week ps Mire. Grabam made a hasty exit, | checks im finished third The newly married couple re-| ship, who possessed to an extraor and news of departures of th but later returned The complaining witness ii ine Strang, who drove the American | turned to their home, at 1607 Fourth dinary degree the elements of vessels from St. Michael® are Graham told his tory to Capt. Norman, of the Alaska me lage entr Thomas, was never a sert| av terday, when Humane Of and by his able, con ported. Th vansit wailed for M nald and was allowed to go hotel, who cashed a check It sour competitor for a place Kent at the and forceful administra 8 ae 2 i a : on his own recognizance crown |oo the Settee bray (By United Press.) ; 1, and’ t rbiic affairs reflected ak, the Transit will go bank, which proved to be E DIEPPE, France. J Ciwnac t right Aer emmy Hen ne Unosually slow passages are be to tow the beree SEATTLE GROCER DIVORCED. jes com si z The and ing made by the grain fleet thi ad » & . - river of one of the French cars CHARGES HUSBAND 4° tone e eee wane, the Ge ships Sob Ms} son, from Tacoma, aad the W. 8 (By United Press.) . and his mechanic were killed » ’ marriage license ‘ ge seit oh hg Be bek and N » having ar Ponter, from Monterey, California, LOS ANGELES, July Mrs. one man seriously injured im the WITH BIGAMY Wife No. 1, Mra. Rose E. Young ; st *ympathy at, Falmouth ay, the for are also reported ax sailing south Jennie |. Preston today secured a Grand Prix automobile race today says that she and Young were mar DPA 167 days out f wattle and from St. Michaels yesterday decree ot divorce trom. Wai. ot ; a ied & ¥ 189 ‘ on, & leading wholesale grocer in which Germany carried off the fed ti June, 1898, at Liyod latter 152 days out from Tacoma Testor first three places. Lautenachiager John Evert Young, « groeer, was Ben 1 ease eae: Came ee) Un Each, Were ‘Qusted om ihe. ererdus ti ath Pr Neon aber br ny ¢ ey eades. we ne arried at Vietoria, B.C On| Seattle. A few months Mie Met at ® per cent NEW YORK STOCK on ston claims that she ine Mercedes, won firs@ place, mak-| married at Viogoria, BL ¢ eater: | voung No.1 and —s a vm te ' a wa ried by her Nusbied waihe ———_—_—_— followed and secured rooms at Two others of the grain fleet} the two were en route east and she ETI STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF NORTHWEST TRUST & SAFE | Mighth av * have also arrived at thelr destina- | MARKET did not see him agatn for a year. | DEPOSIT COMPANY ‘ition, the Stre which left Seattle | | ieee "i Colman Building, Seattle, at close busine eo 20th On “! February §, a the British bark | Pe vee F RESOURCES ° ELECTION WAS ADJOURNED. uber 28, reaching Queénstown (By ‘United Press.) Samus Ghd gatt-Sennn y Diesoudhs a tel : NEW YORK, July Irregular PRODUCERS CE che =a A Ses RESOLUTION | wh et ame | er eeees wae 549¢ Funnel liner Keemun panned {1% Tather than strength or weak antec made by Thong ty State and King © Warrar 0 f i Carmanah at 8:30 t hess, Was the leading characteristle ary of the Brya i Safe Deposit Equipmer 14,80 expected on th f the stock market During A. ttle, e ly $625 0 By Uhited Press row, The me line,| the first hour commis dress ~ tic wh jhe wi A , , DENVER, J ° ta put ea tomor for La an bidding ee I x before OF in e from Bank 64 64 Il\ ranpect to the death. of the over & point. The balance o' On hat ( 1 labore Tl P fi ned untt oxsion, the market swung » a aes t thousands b LIABILITHE ebraskagwho w Bryan on Ac ke AL and | pore . ay nd Ufdivided P ) werd | jately adopted nt the and Fhe f ther mk EMBANKMENT ; i “4 88 H - ere ng | Total , - > ly a4 PLAN SKYSCRAPER , . t last them euch facilities as are in accordance with sound business prin he thee. in rt rovidl tig yy hatte iA \ on ciples. Pm taht Paha Bn P tte ar : HELPS HEALTH OFFICERS the ¢ Deposits gnade in our Savings Department up to July 10 will h o ige Ne fell « riane rac = tala. ee eat 8 draw interest at the rate of 4 per cent per annum from July 1 ; 7 nt at Migh ne tween Yester " Prefontal i promi On thie basis we invite your account a \ : x aa i de | Ko place and } : ~Npie i . ntavlly Ue | B. SHORROCK, President SLA SYER we andidate of the deny | tugions about the head ar of th ueture will approxima = Oia € ie a Eo Visor JOHN P. HARTMAN, Vice President j MITH, Cashie has, Nelson 1 cor te. $400.0 a4 ; ; ; al hte Plays ° Hee change of tiny Yard fi an Francs HOON ' . {ug prog: me ae _ Resolved, thatave, the delegates | boa - fol r ' hat eo entlte —-J deck-| & ¢ ft ntw tired “ Wad) ment © e 6