The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 22, 1908, Page 8

8 Q | THE BON MARCHE | THE BON MARCHE | THE BON MARCHE |}, Stetson $6 to $9 Shoes for Men $3.85 HIS simple announcement is enough for men who know <> the Stetson shoe, It’s the shoe that gives the saleits mei 99 —a real bargain opportunity. Distinctly a gentleman’s vice in every e oe, it is made for style, with a world of y baie, They are made in New England by most skilled shoemakers this or any other country affords. Nogshoe of this make has ever been sold for less than $6.00 and up to $12.00 a pair. The values we are offering in this sale command $7.00, $8.00 and!) $9.00 in all the leading shoe stores in the country—and they are worth it, too. Moreover, they are this season’s product; shapely, stylish foot- wear that will give the fullest satisfaction in comfort and wear. For a few days more you can me these tho $3: 85 shoes at, , the pair . , me V ALUES that were never surpassed, Over 8,000 pairs in this season's best styles.’ The quantity was large, but that helped to make the price small. Oxfords in tan Russia calf, chocolate vici kid, patent colt skin, patent kid skin and black vici kid; an array of Oxfords that you can't equal, search where you will; Gibson, Blucher, Gorden ° effects: all at one price a pair g _THE BON MARCHE . . . . . . . . . . a ane | Wensests $2.50, $3.00 ied $3.50 Tan Biderds $1.55 a Pair et Women’s $1 2.50 and $1 5 Dress a $8.89 Women’s $10 to $14 Silk Petticoats $5.95 i The Season’s Greatest Bargains in Ready-to-Wear Garments 4 The $12.50 and $15.00 Separate Skirts for $8.89 are a maker's clearance, pur We saved hand i chased for spot cash by our buyer, who is now in New York somely, and so will you. Materials are fine, crisp Voile and Chiffon Panama, in navy and black; gray Sicilian, blue, brown anal black, extremely fine im perial Serge, and Shadow Stripe Panama. ‘The styles are the last word from q Fashionland; meaning, the styles that are “out of the rut.” Some are full plaited or cluster plaited, with deep fold of self goods or taffeta silk to match, while others are strictly tailored, with straps of goods cut with full flare Graceful, perfect fitting Skirts, beautifully tailored i and silk-stitched throughout. Prices should be Ss 89 | $12.50 and $15.00. Thursday, choose at .......... a The $10.00 to $14.00 Silk Petticoats for $5.95 are also here because we know when to send our buyers to market. Thev of a famously good maker, and come in plain black, and most of the fashionable plain shades, plaids, checks, Roman stripes and . $5.95 Not over 50 altogether, which means—come early. They after the morning bell rings at Women’s $5.00 to $6.50 Trimmed Hats $1 95 Children’s $5.00 to $9.00 Trimmed Hats $3.75. A Clearance Sale That Will Be Sweepingly Complete The Women's $5.00 to $6.50 Trimmed Hats for $1.95 include our entire stock of early are “samples” Persian designs won't last “ summer models; Trimmed and Ready-to-Wear Hats; the large roll brim Lady Gay effect, in two-toned straw; Turban Sailor and medium shapes, in all the best braids, straws and Panamas, decked with flowers and foliage, wings, rib bons, etc. If you can use one more hat—a hat for the vacation, say tis collection at your earliest opportunity. Choice at The Misses’ and Children’s $5.00 to $9.00 Hats for $3.75 include the cream of this sea son's prettiest ideas, charming little conceptions, full of girlish grace and charm Hats that mothers have exclaimed over all season offered now at a price that will take them out ina twinkling. Leghorns, Chip, tancy Straws, Neapolitan, $. 75 3. - Chiffon and lace made Hats, adorned with field frowers, ribbons, The Only | rties’ Home Journal Pattern Store in Seattle. Perrin’s laces and the like, all reduced for absolute clearance to Gloves Second Floor | Txctusive Seattle Agents for Reyat Society Needlework Packets. ~ $1.95 see | “i | | 3 were inetituted more Hancroft and his wife separated in London tn ril, 1904, after Mra. deve @ talent as a playwright and dramatiet Incom. pauibility is assigned as the reason for the divorce. The pair have sev en children. three of whom are minors, living with their mother tn England SEATTLE PASSES RESTLESS: NIGHT iffer than a year Last night many pe and were again from the heat un able to obtain a good night's rest Yesterday was one of the hottest the mercury i 6 o'clock 83 de 1, Then the Ho owattl tht 45, the 604 hed One of the show | { Ta t e ot th hips ff Seen —|are that t coma he longest gra “ we | A The ‘ < 1 r ' tches , Da ' jonth jean pol Ly a te pre see ral but ne theo ire: SECURE DIVORCE the ; omplaints have reached A. V . A ery ! k ert dent i 4 ‘ en erie that the ph om ‘ . (By United Press.) | panies have increased th charg. f r f OAKLAND, ¢ Ju of 60 cents to § nth on a l at he H eo | Oxtra nar use ‘ hant 1 W phone d f A bma na | Will b i ed a | Dar ' mo A MONTH “ } $500 Reward Catt Tomorrow 1 - ' fad | . f And be relieved of that dead i j J. B. BRISHOIS ll There is ae “s ; { ' P ARNOLD Vist ous A 7 s Cor RAIN cLoretxe ec BRATION CO, Mais ind ious A ie ‘ wAeiiat West Biter 330-40 droade Annes teas sas nama mmr THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, ULY 908. HOUSEBOATMYSTERY eo HAPPILY Thin ts chap three of houseboat mystery, enlivened with |the addition of ap fuatrated song Jentitled “A Lover's Quarrel, or Al ways He Good to Her Papa.” | ‘The synopsis, for all good con | tinued stories lead off with synop | wis, bowing with several shots fired near & houseboat at Madison park on Bunday night, an excited throng, Jauaploiona directed at four young men in & nearby houseboat, the quick arrival of special and regu iar poll and finally half-velled | susple one that some pretty prom! implicated into our confi that there no pres might be @mith jent! His name hn fon’t. It seems, according to the es thrown upon the mystery, that |® party of well known people had | Reeepted a dinner engagement upon | the night in question, One of the | men present, a retired mariner, had & very pretty and talented daugh ter, She was in love with an ew |tmable young man. | Papa Gete Angry. This combination led to a lover's quarrel, Seeing the teara which re suleed, daughter's papa became an gry at his would-iketO-be son-tin law. He who wauld-like-to-be alvo jatruck a discordant note. The | wandered out and continued | thelr wordy spat | Iw the next houseboat lived four |young men, The young man lover knew one. of these other young mon, and the four young men rush led to the reseue, the leader flour ishing @ revolver | A spectal policeman neasby new GUNS GREET : ROOSEVELT | (By United Press) | NEWPORT, R. 1, July Twen ty-one guns greeted President Roos evelt when he arrived here today on the yacht Mayflower, He was escorted to the war college by a delegation headed by Rear Admiral Morrill In a brief speech the president declared that to ne an attitude of meeknens towa her nations ts eure to invite disaster and humi! lation ee TODAY'S RACING RESULTS. First Race. Apna May, 4 to & Belle Griffon, 5 to 1 Nun's Vetling, § to 1 Time—1:09 1-6 Second Race. Nasmertto, 4 to 1 Mins Worth, 3 to 1 Inclement to! * * * * * - * * * * . * * Time—1:01 . * * eee eeeeeeteeeee eRe ON THE FRONT | Kosmos liner Radames entered quarantine at Diamond Point this| morning and arrived in Seattle this afternoon. Captain J. Von Helm fa niaster of the Radames He was last here in July, 1906, as captain of the Memphis. day in Friseo on ac freight offerings in port late Delayed one connt of heavy the Buckman will arri this afternoon Bringing freight for Puget Sound points, the Chas pier 3 this morning | tt Ship William Nottingham shift today from Winslow to lard to take on cargo will Hal PILES TO SPEAK TONIGHT United States Senator 8. H will be the prinel poaker at t Moore theatre man €. J. Sutth will introduce Sen ator Piles, and J. M. Frink has agreed to make an address Music for the evening will be fur nished by Meter’s band. A special invitation has been tsaued to ladies and the boxes at the theatre are reserved in order of application without cost STRIKERS ATTACK | NON-UNION MEN 1 C, Clark, fe an of MeCabe & Hamilton's non-union stey 5 er and two of the workmen nim were beaten by morning at ple loading the liner Nevadan. Ip fe e of other workmen prevent ‘ n from being t {r a inen whte laken to thetr PSSRISESTSEISSOICSLUSSOSISSSCSSISSIOO LES LSLe TALI Sei seiissteciesaisistesestetsssisststssessets reed the! Nelson arrived at , | tom CLEARED. ted in” at thie stage of the pro codl and emulated the example nd Diek, the Hero of the by firing several shots of * Sagebrush, in the air. Other special poll Were attracted to the ne alno the assembled company recently from dinner in the first boathouse It required # lot of arguing and | & great deal of persuading to calm | but it was finally ac Then one of the spe discovered that eh the tempest complished cla} policemen someone had gone star, bis official badge of authority The majesty of the law had been | trampled upon (he thought), and ed for a minute Iike at Citizen would nee the way to the Municipal Hoi but thie difficulty was also smooth ed over arty le Disintegrated Of course it busted the Dinner Party up in seventy-seven different places, and the Only One nursed his anger in quiet, while Papa and Daughter went home wunaceom panted It is now learned on excellent au thority that Papa and the Only One| are in @ fair way to make up and no surprise need be expressed ff) in several weeks bids would be out to witness the nuptials of two who were the innocent ca mystery which, for « Um ened to unve have A’ Conan Doyle's producti looking like a wart on the fine Mount Rainier No, Gentle threat Reader are not mentioning any names. It might prove embarrassing. But we hope you all get « bid to the wedding In the meantime, beware of the fatal habit of “Botting In we # of the republican ® which adjourned her ® night * See MINERS BREAK WITH |, W. W.. (By United Press.) DENVER, Jul The Western Federation of Miners tode ly sévered all ce thon: trial Workers of the resolution to the latter tion tn Federgtion’® ¢ tion, The resolution marks the end of « long fight between the LW. W element and the straigh inion ele nt in the Western Federation At one stage of the fight the so claliats had almost captured the or kanization, and the war was very | bitter | The Federation today went on lrecord as favoring the co-operative store system as conducted by the miners tn British Columbia An attempt to change the com plexion of the executive board by providing that district presidents and international officers shal! con atitute the membership of the board, was defeated after consider able discussion The vote on this pr wit and on the elimination of all reference to the Industrial Workers of tie World shows that President Chas H. Moyer is in complete contro! of the convention and that a policy of conservatiom will prevail in the j future “WILL INSPECT THE CAMPRNS I DISTRICT Health Commissioner Crichton will begin @ personal inspection of sanitary conditions at the West Se attle peninsula camping districts ow, His trip will fnelude West Seattle, Alki and South Alki Later it is the intention of the health commissioner to extend his Investigation to the camping dis about Lake » Union. REVELLE TO SPEAK Taft Sherman will meet tor Kidd's hall, Greer Revelle and o will speak t at ae men Local cherfles are on in large numbers this m every rancher Hned up curb having everal boxes be to 10¢ per pound quoted at at $1 PUGET MARKET CO.’S GREAT THURSDAY MEAT SPECIAL Round Steak I Per Pound & fe vt A gs eh les IN THE seste: H PUBLIC package of mea will give wey 1 risk ‘holders of the $100 worth of meat free BUY YOUR MBAT OF THE PUGET, The Big White Market: MARKET APALATEL MI MST ITeTTNT LL tat with bis} * of a| a story that would) Washington and | | | | | | | Tooth Pastes at One Half Tomorrow Only Thymol Tooth Paste, 26c tuber for 12¢ King’s Creme Dentifrice the tubes for ise \I] wuthymot ‘Tooth Paste, —26¢ tubes for ise | Tooth Powders at One- Half Tomorrow Only |f] Lister's Tooth Powder, 26¢ bot | tle for 126 |f| Piso Tooth Powder, 26¢ boxes | for 12¢ Eastman's Tooth Powder, 2c } bottles for 186 || Bartell’s Septol, 20¢ boxes. 116 Tooth Brushes at One- Fourth Off Tomor- row Only The Marvel (one in @ box), 26¢ value, for the Dupont’s Aseytol Tooth Brush ! (one in & box), 30c value, for | 206 Dupont’s Sanitary Tooth Brush sbe value, for ze Dupont’s Special (Seattle Spirtt) Too Brush h brow If] guaranteed never to shed | bristles, for ahe | Dupont's Pearl Handle Tooth | 50 value Brushed, $1 for. Ob¢ Finger-Nail Files, One- Fourth Off—Special j || lbe F for 10¢ | ve F for q 26e Flexible Files for 36c Flexible Files for b0c Damascus Flexible Piles RRR eT B4¢ ei! BF q “ *# BORAH TO MANAGE TAFT'S # Foot Powders, One- | * CAMPAIGN IN WEST - Fourth Off Tomor- * *. * (By United P. eT sow Only * COLORADO * Tetlow's Poot Powder, 25¢ boxes # Colo, July The we * for FREE Yd J # management of the Taft cam- #|f| Allen's Foot Powder, 26c boxes # paign for the presidency will #| for the ® be under Senator wm en ® f ® Borah of Idaho. This, it was #| # learned toc ns one of the & decisions mate ot the |] sett. We give our best efforts to | overlooked that will add to your s: Bartell Dr Main Store 610 Second Ave. Between Cherry and James Streets PLAN TO TEST CANDIDATES Two conventions, comprising dele gates f ¥ portion of the p, are held by temperance yocates for the purpose of fram « a local option bill to be submit ndidate for election | be held at will be at tended by dele « from the sec tion of the state east of the moun. Delegates from the western meet in taine. section of the state are to Seattle on August 5. The conventions p! result of work of tem: ers who have been meeting In this city for the past week. It is the desire of the “water wagon” advo cates to the candidates for leg islature an vortunity of either |» accepting © fecting the bill in advance. The ultimate intention ts| to fight the candidacy of any known | Nquor man ‘SUSPECT IS SENT TO ASYI ASYLUM Mystery still surrounds the iden- tity of the Hallard poet-burglar Fred Myers, the supposed rhymet being committed to the Stetlacoom | hospital for the Insane, yesterday afternoon, with no evid being brought forward to prove that he ts 9x10} Log- ging Engine, Almost New. | Terms to Right Party We make a special ty of all kinds of tog ging stable tents, and can and grading save you money 1,000 ROLLS POULTRY Drug Store Sa ngs Extra Reductions At BARTELL’s, | Fremont Grape it is not poseible to get better drug store goods than | Outing Cosh cial § Tangle Murine Bye for ..; Pinaud’s Liles 4 ranee, bottles for of He Floraleta Violet Water tle for h « Temeiis Face ihe boxes for ....,. & Blache Face Powder boxes for Aimond Colé cream, for ™ Rowe for Theat en Toilet Cream, Me cal Gold cram, fat cans, for Theatrical Cold Cram quality, 14d. jars, for , Beptol Cream (Bartettal of the of materialg each ‘w large jars . a Hind’s Honey Almond Greg) 0c bottles for Lubin's Almond Cream, Se tles for Naboth Unfermented Julee ontaing BO quart bottles for Welsh Grape Juice, quart Jutee, plag thee for .....++ «one King’s Headache Bromo, tles for our patrons. There's sfaction in buying. ug Stores Owl the man Deputy Sheriff deavored to secure i yers as the bighway unable to get any tims Into court The evi Auburn th interurban tr track ca) him insane er (By United Press) FAIRBANKS, Alaska, July Over $4,000 have been bo W. Corson te from ersham's friends money without the of the VISIT THE NAVY Tomorrow is visitor Navy Yard. The fleet, consisting of the St. Louis, -nnsylvania, Ook Milwaukee Tennessee are at the Navy read pier 2, foot of every hour. Round trip Dr. ©. f te blessing of thing to you? you to ram ehancet « your vision? hat you are you wear possibly Much better (m8 than to have COME TO US » troubles. @ tted by vversant most ific methods Our equ eye troubles #? e to procure: i have your o of Charge glasses are any lens istaction. + Eyes a Speci i ice OPT seal Bldg: