The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 12, 1908, Page 8

THE BON MARCHE THE BON MARCHE THE BON MARCHE It's too bad that we must limit the number of these Spreads to two to a women will doubtless want more, But it is just a limited lot, share. Excellent value, of course, Extra heavy, extra cut corners, for brass beautiful Mar best bedding bargain you've ever seen customer; many in which we wish all to large, fringed all around ; seilles designs; possibly the $2.25 tACH- $2.25 iron of beds; Women’s 50c Stockings 35c HIS is indeed good news to Women’s $3.00 Oxfords $1.55 W' wonderful offerings, RE making things hum in those who have our Shoe Store, with our regular 50c Stockings. Included Black Silk Lisle, Tan Gauze Lisle, Black Gauze Lisle broidered worn our ¢, yet a are and tomor we'll have another business 1,800 row I bringer Women's more pairs of and Black $3.00 with silk-em All-Over ae Tan Tan and Ankle Lace, Black All-Over | Oxfords, from the greatest shoe owe and Ankle Lace, all made with | Makers in the country, at a res yards spliced heels, double soles and ord-breaking price, $1.55 a pair the sale, toes. High-class imported goods, Not broken lines, but in every standard 50c grades the world Grad ape, & every vist, Wouery 4 tere . " width; shapely, stylish Oxfords, | and over, here tomorrow at the lowest price of the year, a pair— well worth $3.00 a pair, now half of that—Thursday Main Floor THE BONI” Exclusive Seattle Agents for Royal Society Needlework Packets. Mezzanine Floor Home Journal Pattern Store in Seattic. Agents Perrin’s Gloves difference ock THE BON price conservative of little lots porters direct and some out of our There are over 5,000! Paris Laces iw four inches THE STAR—-WEDNESDAY, HOW'D YOU LIKE TO PICK A MARCHE $3.50 Extra Large White Bed Spreads $2.25 In the Bon Marche August Bedding Sale 10c to 25c Wash Laces at 5c a Yard values and seems almost incredi aces tomorrow alike of Point de trom one summer when some to under you Main Floor MARCHE |= ace you will find our figuring the It is a round-up from im wide, in a multitude of dainty pat for trimming underclothes garments; edges and insertions to match; all go at one price, a yard hae | = le | in trated by as United States today since November 9 short | Washington bas made many friends. | Turkish consul gen arrived here day to take charge of the legation until the new minister is appointe in accordance with instructions re cotved from Constantinople reased bis sympathy with the ed that he though | grand worthy president, is a former | Seatt) one | men | years old, and he blushingly admits | that 41 summers have passed over | ‘bie head. The manner in which he bis smile under the mont try lead one | kee ing conditions would believe that the 41 summers, after | passing over, regretted the fact, and jcoming back found lodging in his | system AUGUST 12, 1908. BLINDFOLDED GIRL FOR WIFE?) | TAKING A PEEP AT THE FACE OF THE GIRL HE'D PICKED. for weal or woe? Thats the Russia among though. ally feat astray, chance, and at least the « way they do it in many peasantry upid manages to few affinities go or pre parts of Usu SEEKS NOMINATION FOR A JUDGESHIP (By United WASHINGTON hi Turkish eritieally it tion ee that time he ft Rey i at New York deposed minister and et | would not assume ful! charge of the jlegation until All is able to leave. ArTY hard wor boy "Friseo's to tht of came recall f basen Hehmed All Bey All bas bee 1907 Parry most Press.) Aug at the n bas rhed who 12 $2.00 Mixed Blanket, $1.75 Bed Comfort, | 85c Bleached Sheets, 65¢ $1.39 $1. = mous Bon Marehe Ready | Double-Red § Comfort, In Hieached Sheets, the ex | Silver Gray Wool Mixed Blanket, | good, dark ine coverings, ton eas tein, Uaak sieu) eine size €8x82 Inches; a xood camp | filled with white, Muffy cotton: | gix99 Inches; no seame; well exe are closely quilted ar | wear ts required; assorted col Sule caus $1.25 | Sale price ase | | ored borders; regular price ’ aeebie $2.00 pair. Sate price 91,89 | $8.50 Wool Blanket, | 25¢ Keswick Suiting, (Star Special Service.) | $6.75 81-3 ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 12 $11.00 Scarlet Blanket, | rie ramous North Star White | -3¢ How would you tke to walk into $8 25 Wool Blanket, always reliable, | Just the material for the achool |4 room crowded with young women ts extra large size, 72x86 Inches; a dress; fine Keewick Suiting, 34 thelr faces concealed beneath flow | Extra Heavy California Scarlet | deautiful, fleecy, heavy blank inches wide, in neat checks and ing napkins, and pick out a wife 1 et, delicate colored borders : | | Blanket, very closely woven, plik binding; regular price stripes; thin fe a fine woven | 30¢ White Lawn, 19¢ | silk bound; size 72x89; nothing | $8.50. Sale price 86.75 cotton material that has the ap | pytra Fine White Dress Lawn, | to beat them for warmth and | pearance of all wool; will | inches wide (note the width}; « wear; regular price $11.00 pair $9.00 — Blanket, | lawnder an@ wear; comes ts beautifully sheer and dainty Sale price &8.25 we gthe trom 9 to 10 yarée lawn; makes the most service: | Dark Mottled Gray Alaska Blank ; - ular price 2 yard. Sale ad - t al ne 7Taxo0 ve heavy | $6.50 Cotton-Mixed eal ay. weara ke ‘ir ae the price t-te regular price 30c yard, Male jf! camden rat Blanket, $4.95 best blanket made for cold x : price 19¢ 1h] George 1H. Clementson, who te i climates; regular price $9.00 \4c Lonsdale Muslin, i «a: [il eocting nomination tor judge of the Pree tales Dedlbe Der Shee, Ves |. Gale, price 87.75 8 1-3¢ 10c Cream Outing, 44¢ [P Miverior court, ie taking an active S-inch White Wool Blankets Cream Double Faced Outing ign, attending all political weigh &% pounds; made of | 65¢ Cotton Blanket, 45¢ | Lonstiate Bleached Musiin. full Flannel, in a fine, soft, fleecy || meetings and making his presence beautiful, soft jamb’s wool; a | Soft, Fleeey Cotton Bla yard wide; the good old stand quality, 28 inches wide; an ele IE known at all gatherings In the es * 46x72 inches; gray by; the best for all purposes gant wearing material for night || country good family bianket; regular fancy colored borders; fine for limit 12 yards to customer; reg gowns, underwear or infants Mr, Clomentson served as judge price $6.50 pair. Sale price sheet blankets; regular price ular price 12% yard Rale use; soon bleaches; regular val- |i) of the Allegheny ( Pa.) coanty court $1.95 6be each. Sale price ise price Side lee yard. Bale price .6i4¢ for five yours and served two terms as prosecuting attorney of Clallam Siicounty. He t* a law partner of 1 Judge Burton EB. Bennett, 613 Pa the law department of the Univer e S @ OF) sity of Michigan AMBASSADOR PROSTRATED Proe his post to th Turkis a t e ts h He is unable to leave the ambassador and in the ber Mund eee eee { EAGLETS CT ee Ree Cee eee ie no *. * * * * eh it is but little known, the big good natured stant prominent city when 10 j | John W. Egan, who was Notre R. Krauthoff and Major McKin MAHONEY RELIEVES KAIGER, | Dame's star center from 1897 to ny CHARGES: OF RUEF 11900, te in Seattle as a delegate. seeeing along on fiery weeantn Ses le ini: . [Kagan this afternoon made the BURY Sees soem & conten Se: Sn, bee |ypiteut, D8. Ma p= ghd Nvlapeech nominating for vice presi tracks of the first division, which | AGAINST BURNS the Mare Island navy yard, San {4% bis former football coach, pe pt eal Ba, Baa Bethe agg Fn Francisco, and ordered to nerve aa | frank E. Hering. Mr, Egan is 6 os See reer gags' bag td senior engineer officer on the ar.| eet 4 Inches tall and welghs 280 mp was established he first | ° . : " waade F ; - on. agin Getas pment will return to the city) 4. 9g Ynited Press.) ‘ reg Porgy y rambtagion roltev Laws Ses ene kale Greeare Gece nr ee ee ee | He savoneation iis taal |= Ty ule A-\ way, the delegates would have to enry Ach, representing Abe Ruef,| Kaiser, who was ently severely Bs Sg eget * thhhhehhh ht the & today finished his argument before |MJured in a horseback recident in| Set OUt through * | Judge W. P. Lawlor tn the hearing John EB. Sheehan and his brother * TODAY'S RACING RESULTS. #/of charges made by Ruef against | enn omen: | dcicgates from Boston, Gartland (By United Press.) * #| Detective William J. Burns of the Eagles Ea cae gles and Harter, were each presented HOT SPRINGS, Va, Aug. 12—~/* First Race. * ype prosecution, accusing — him s Eagles with beautiful match boxes made | Der the firet time since Taft was|% _roniie. 4 © 1. | % | of contempt of court and tampering! Pastest steamer on the Sound to|out of virgin Alaska gold at the aft WAS w® St. Francis, # to 5 *| with prospective jurors in one Of|ing UY. 8 Navy Yard and Battle |social session last night. The nominated at Chicago, Frank H.\# Emma G,, & to 1 # | the grand jury trials hips. Leave every hour from Pier|boxes are the gift of Albert A Hitchcock, the national camps * Time—1:14 *| The matter was submitted to the) > foot of Yesler Way. Round trip | Riley, a former Bostonian, but now man yr, and Arthur I \ * Second Race. ® | court 4 decision is expected to | 5h¢ *e*/an Alaska miner and a member of Ohio, whom Hitehicock displaced as|\% Inclement, 6 to 1 # | morre |Seattle aerie No. 1. Sheehan's the chief of the Taft force met * Micaela, 3 to 2 | — — ————= | speech of acceptance made even here toda It had been predicted “® Fair Annie, 2 to 1 * | leuch gifted re a Senator on h f a when th * Tim: 1:01 * FATALLY INJURED IN GARDEN TRACTS @® Grady of New York blush with confronted e the but (hey pe eee ee acre tracts, $100 an Bl envy were very friend vd those who acre; easy *; close to Mi) “ expected a clash wer AUTO ACCIDENT ear line and lake; level, clear | The sehe r Alice Cook, 40 days prised : ed; fine for chickens and lout of Hi nlu and bound for Se Hitcheock and Vorys he Meh Bet ries ttle, arrived at San Francisco to t | National Land Inv. Ce., ine day with a damaged rudder, accord the campa nd each (By United Prose | 917 First ay ing to a dispateh received by the the candld e inf | PROVIDENCE, R Aug Merchants’ Bxchange had gathe m the canva is a peciutaelamaeila “ee — up to date h ry (By United Pres.) about five miles from her — — ad “ " - AUCKLAND Z Au i ' , pore, a Gerernor Pliner today teesived «| Oe swivels | PougetMarket Co's n pe un i ilies of Boston, was probably fatally . made j A e ha 1 age from President R injured, and George Saunders, bis ¥ ead f the be - by : ‘ apy ClAon | oha was badly hurt The ac o h bs t f the f nt wheel while the t b eed around a shar J peed y Hamburger Steak, perlb. ....... G¢ tie United: Meese i main “TRAIN STRIKES “TROLLEY Pork Sausage Meat, per Ib. 10¢ SAN FRANCISCO a eae ees ts. . 1 Shien thei diets 7. A de of army | Rotorua ee (a United Press.) required to feed you for meat alone Think how much you might ' ming nd diviston TRO ich, Aug. 12.—The |] save in a yoar'y time if you bought your meat of tt f in the Roosevelt 90-mi ling test Socialist Candidate Arrested. Grand Trunk flyer, coming into De- |}! 25 to 60 per poet rig ie a Pee ree ee ee left the Presidio before the sun had) ELILENSBURG, Aug. 12.—Kmil|trott via Port Huron, struck a shown above the f The ¢ H clalist candidate for con-|\street car outslde the city lMmits bi ab was unde 4 i onda nigh Hing, on i Or nd of Col. M. A ti pe on a treet cc ta injuring five All the ambu mony 4 of the [ on f the charge of ob lances in the city © been rushed Col G F Smutt rate b wots by a to the ene. It is reported that ard 7 ) I Ble ir court. Herman declares! a large number were injured more scaly 3 gS ae ab : soe 8 large nut re injured mor MAIN FLOOR PUBLIC MARKET BLDG Seattle | fire escapes. i REPUBLICANS OF OKLAHOMA MEET OKLAHOMA 12. GEORGE H, CLEMENTSON. (Candidate for Nomination for Su-| (By United Press.) ciTy, Okla, Aug This city is today the scene of great the occasion of the firet republican ratification celebration in the his tory of the new st Hican state con republican activity in 7 marking The repub wembled at | 11 o'clock and began at once the work 1 y of placing dorsement on " well as the plat platform, will be t Chicag important features, of George ed evening from hia home, av fornia, according to a letter Oklahoma's and Sherman, a* orm adopted by the The new one of the most “YOUNG M’KAY IS en ate | | IN CALIFORNIA: Nell MeKay, the 24-yearold son McKay, who was report as having disappeared Sunday | 2422 10th | N is visiting friends in Calt-| ed by his mother Sunday left was feared that play his evening th home after he til the letter dinner had was received iv. | ' young man and it} foul met RUEF’S CHAUFFEUR UNDER ARREST | Hirdle (By United Press.) | SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 12.--Mine | Hearns and Harry Arnold Ruef's chaufieur, narrowly es A caped death today when Arnold lost control of the machine, in which the two young people were riding after an all-night celebration at Ocean Beach The car ran into a wagon, kill ing a horse and injuring the driver and ended through the on Golden cldent in the h driver of the charg MANILA \ ate occurred ospital, Ch ay ises, and A with be vement and plowing w Mis rles wagon, is its way Joorway of a restaurant the Hearns For nursing here ac 8 MANILA ELECTIONS (By United Press.) Aug, 12 municipal eleetio Simon listelet alderman by a wide district mez Justo embly from the the for Ville of carried the city Liokno wa ilar of defeating the place Lukenbat w plurality triumphant Domtnador from | that uthern | elected while for northern Return show he eine the Go. elected to northern di ‘BRICKLAYER’S FALL MAY PROVE FATA, Me Tumbles From Fourth Story of Hwilding Into the ' ' Basement 1 emoved tn on to Provida t fracture of t f the leg and t the body or his recove a® working cond ied a Guy Simonds, a bricklayer, fell ear wall, which ig from the top of the Washington Be «s. and it is though c ain curity company butiding, in course ities aan iton of construction at the corner of i toothéla, the wally Fifth ay. and Union st, this morn downward fig ing, striking on the hard cement beam, about Sy ; pavement 50 feet below, and recety- f rund, and this broke ing injuries which may cause his fa obably averted. na death Jeath a MAGNATES WIN: ssasax weneral me rth Ching, hat amabip Macking night from Nau % atting of Puebla arin Francisco jest nighp (By United Press.) trom ST LOUIS Mo Aur = Pierpont Morgan, B. H. Harrimar The Jefferson te @ ‘omar c te Gould and other ! ‘ m out) ped magnate the indirect viet on steamer Spokane in a decision handed a t eh arrive iq United States cou appeale ” Fort toraee. ying the claims of t Durkee -_ estate against the Union Pacif Fred Tracy, who wag lrallroad, The sult, which Involved the ( the famous millions of dollars, had been pend. 't took he ing five years has taken the position ag Kuykendal, as adn tora tate of Charles Dur that Durkee ed $27,000,000 worth of Union Pacific first mort ca bonds, obtain L ending REDUCED money for the construction of the railroad Kuykendal claimed that through the manipulation of stock GW. Salisbury, president of al holders the ests was defrauded Mawr Land company, out of its firet rights. The it was re the board of origina brought in Salt Lake to by (he assesemest where Kuykendal lost. Today's awr plat gear cision upholds the first dec reduced one-half. ‘The tatier taken under Mre. H asked to have erty assesament re we she w er. The mat again by the ON THE FRONT EXSS48Ereesc At 9 o'clock this evening the steamer City of Seattle will sai) Sec charts cae RECEPTION HEIN freight and a full a The Victoria will s for at the same and St. Michael POSTAL EI Last night the Oly Nome, going by cteco. mpla ed for! of San Fran-| G postoffice id carriers. of eld an inl tien and juet at the cafe jast night in honor 8S. H. Piles and Cong Humphries for the is in securing additional salar of the postofiiee Departures night were Portland for Valdez, the for Ketchikan and the Skagway the Northland Faralion for British steam This morning the * Extra Savings ps For Tomorrow Only H i] | ‘AT BARTE TOOTH POWDERS AND | FACE CREAMS ANOLOT PASTES, 4 OFF Hinds’ Honey Reenil: Sanite! Tooth Powder, 25¢ 0c bottles pee boxes for 13¢ | Lubin’s Almond ys Rastman’s Tooth Powder, 25c 50c bottles for ...+: bottles for 15¢ | Violet Witch Hazel Ct Dr. Lyons’ Tooth Powder, 26c bottle for boxes for 14¢ | Almond Cold Cream, | Lister's Tooth Powder, 25¢ bot for Bier tles for 166 | Colgate's Tooth Powder, 25c | TOILET SOAPS AT AM | boxes for ise it Imported Gly | Thymol Tooth Paste, 25¢ tube: vad + she aa | tor ccs Sones ise Pears’ Glycerine Soap, | Sanitol Tooth Past tube Oe. coi 2 i3e | Antonio Legardo Pure § Soap, long 41>, bane Pinand’s Lilac Soap, for ee ell Colgate’s Lilac @ Cream Soap, 10¢ Dart» Genuine Turkish p bare for . NURSERY SUPPLI HAIR BRUSHES AT A SAV- ING OF 20 PER CENT $1.00 Dupont’s Men's Hair Brushes, for $1.45 Ladies’ Hair Brush wee g at S@c Hair Brushes for | $2.00 Dupont’s Ladies TRA SAV! | Brushes for Nursing Bottles, Bottle 59) | $3.00 Dupont’s Hair Brushes. les. Aleobol Stoves, extra long bristies $2.35 > Foods, ete Little details receive Big Attention. Larger details are out for with great care. We put al! our energy and our pra our work. Oxide Straw Bleach, 26¢ boxes | Mansfield’s Tar and Bema for 1Ge poo Soap, 25¢ bars for . | Glove Cleaner Paste, 26 bottles | toiLeT WATERS AND : te | for ine FUMES we | Furniture Polish bottles for | ary & Lanman's Florida | ise t © bottles for «ssl iM Crystal Sea Salt, $1b. sacks for | Lave ' a | Ise fi ey | Tetlow’s Foot Powder, 25¢ boxes | I | for i6e | Allen's Foot Powder, 25c boxes J ! i | for i6e Renee alg 4 | Corn Plasters, 10¢ boxes he F Ww . a de Bra oy Py ud ca de Quinine al , wont’ 5 she ‘ Au te 94 FACE POWDERS ANO ye o Swedish Hair Renewer not Pina Flamenca Face ye apa ty 4 ae > ig Ww anor # Shampo Bag - abla Ace =) Little details are of big importance ir Prescription we Ma Assayed medicines, extra care in keeping fresh suppl vl | attention to trifies—so-called. Trifles perfection, but P | fection is no trifle : mn | Bartell =ime “a ° TWO STORES. 8 3 N r Main Store ‘ “4 al 610 os Drug br " Second Ave. e 506 : Second Ave. Between 7 ™ aang ‘oo. Streets age TM Secon vet