The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 25, 1908, Page 8

THE BON MARCHE | THE BON MARCHE will not make a caricature of the wearer and this the place $25.00 Raincoats $18.50 Made of finest rubber teed Taffeta Silk, in a wide range of handsome color combinations, stripes and checks; full sweep ripple back; motor model storm collar and cuffs, silk trimmed. $7.50 Topcoats $5.00 Correct autumn models fitting and loose double breasted of —all-wool Scotchy” tweeds, in swell stripes and mixtures; vel vet inlaid collar, edged with braid; patch pockets, self cuffs; sizes for misses and women. Boys’ School Suits $1.50 and $1.00 Under Regular Prices ‘here's more wear to our Boys’ Clothing than any oth er we know of, There's no strain so hard in clothing as the wear given by a healthy, romping schoolboy. We've prepared, accordingly, to your satisfaction, Two Specials. $3.50 School Suits $2.50 Norfolk Sults, with Knickerbocker pants, and Double-Breasted Sack Suite good worsteds, fancy chexiots and simeres; ages 6 to 16 re. Don't pay $3.50 any where untll you've looked these sults, priced here ses ce ee $5.00 School Suits $3.50 These are really the Suits to b the cheapest in the end Made of all-woo! materials, In new fall patterns and colorings; they will wear like fron. Some have Knickerbocker pants and belt on coat; ages 6 to 16; $4.50 and $6.00 Suits, but ts Only . over $5. greatly augmented. Buy now—don't wait. $1.75 Bedspreads, $1.35 White Crochet Bedspreads, full double bed size, $1x90 inches, in a heavy weave; beautiful Marseilles designs; a bargain at $1.75 each. $1 35 Wednesday only ....... ‘ * 80c Bleached Sheets, 65¢ The famous Bon Marche Sheets, 81x90 inches; no seams; this sheet is extra heavy, and the best known sheet made for hard wear. Regular price 65 80c each. Wednesday only c $5.50 Wool Blanket, $4.25 Absolutely All-Wool White Blanket, size 68x80 inches; « good, warm, cozy blanket. Regular price $5.50 25 pair. Wednesday only oF $10.00 Wool Blanket, $6.75 Here is 4 blanket to last a Iifetime; a silver gray North Star Blanket, 72x84 inches (extra size), the finest selected lamb's wool $10.00. Wednesday only 85c Cotton Blankets, 50¢ Soft, Fleecy Gray Cotton Blankets, in the 104 size (56x72 os); @ fine sheet blanket, in fancy colored borders. Regular price 85¢ pair. Wednesday only THE | tra pure wool made from $6.75 iach 59c size Regular price Corsets tion will be pushed harder than ev and special attention will be given to swimming and other aqua SLASHES THROAT -——- orts Morris Lichtenstein, a Polander, 70 ball team | sured. The splendid years old, stole out of his st cork running track in the new gym today while a male nurse whe ium will he lop good tra been set to watch him was dozing, men and eve 1 and, securing a butcher knife in the | done to encourage that line basement of his home in this city, There will be cut his ov m ea ear, each month dying The ed three times man at 4 well-known t between classes facturer who wish to prac branches of tr elgar manu WILL RESUME WORK” oe AT Y. MC. A. | J. w ariow dinance regarding the dripping of Preparations are being made by oll on the pavement. Hainsworth Physica! Director Douthitt he Y,| wa aved on $10 cash ball. W M. C. A. for the resumption of the I was arrested on the same regular fall and winter gymnasium charee the patrolman, but wa schedules on Monday, September 14. released The nn Pareieal work of the a BLOCKS NITION YROM EXPO of a! ‘oholiam a to 6 days. Ind, 4221 1000 American Bank. ‘Building Women’s $25 Rubberized Taffeta Silk Raincoats $18.50 $1.50 White Lawn Tailored Gibson Waists for 98c $7.50 Early Fall Coats $5; $1.25 Black Lawn Waists 98c Great purchases recently made bring the biggest bargains of the season Scores of others beside 50 Wool Blankets $4.25; $1.75 White Spreads $1.3 18c Pillow Cases 123c; $2.00 Feather Pillows $1.25 Resuming the Bedding Sale Wednesday and for the balance of this week, with prices further reduced and stocks The Only Ladies’ Home Journal Pattern Store in Seattle. ttle Agents for Royal Society Needlework Packe THE SEATTLE STAR-STUESDAY. AUg ‘THE BON MARCHE All new, clean, up-to-date garments that these, If you have a garment need, now is the time $1.50 Shirtwaists 98c Tallored White Lawn Watets, 8 wide platte down Strietly front, four down Gibson shape, open long sleeves, turn back cuffs, starehed col lar tumn wear OSE value $1.25 Shirtwaists 98c Kvery woman ts glad to hear that we have th Black Lawn Wateta, with deep V yoke, solid tucked and full tueked back to waist line; collar and cuffs tucked and edged with Val, lace; open back, short sleeves; fine for business woar the ideal walet for aw A wonderful Half Price and Less for These Children’s Fine School Frocks of Children's dresses made Balance selling mestic Wash Dresses, 5 lots {6r quick up in the finest imported do ym 6 to 14 years, reduced, t wash fabrics, sizes fr close, as follows LOT ONE—UP TO $1.50 VALUES, aT LOT TWO—UP TO $2.00 VALUES, AT THREE—UP $2.98 of Children’s to 12 years, at HALF PRICE 5 And a sample line Wool Dresses, § exactly $6.50 Wool Blanket, $4.75 Fine, Soft, White Wool Blanket, with cotton chain; a good family b abet that wears; size 72x84 Inches bound. Regular price $6.50 pair. Wedseedey’ only $4.75 18¢ Pillow Cases, 13%¢ Heady Made Pillow Cases, size 42x06 extra heavy quality; well made: deep hem. Regular price ite each 12: 2t Wednesday only $2.00 Feather Pillows, $1.25 Fine Duck Feather Bed Ptilows, “Em merich's Guaranteed Pillow”; absolute. ly pure; fine biuestriped ticking Regular price $2.00 each $3.00 Table Napkins, $1.95 vy, Pure Irish Linen Satin Damask Table Nap riety of dainty designs me 23x2 These Nap lenty of welght and will wear ike iron Regular price $2.00 dozen. Wednesday only $1.95 45c Dress Linen, 19¢ Only about 900 yards In the lot of this season's ens, in tan, brown, green, light bive. black. These make very servicenbi« ular prices 3Sc and 4be yard. Wed fine dress lin t blue, navy and eee drenne day only » KRIETZ 1$ SOLD GUNBOATS PROCEED (By United Press.) PPPOPOSOSO EO SOOSOOOOOED THE DEAF CAN HEAR Don't Pall to Iny contented with her surrounding ate. ran wrotrd® eiiteg Thor Honk com pd yw catern $00000000000000000eeeees THE BON MARCHE “nash tomo, awa anne TOWARD HONDURAS ) CITY OF MEXICO, Aug ott new battery in thei has been } 1 has been learned here authoritative Guoaick Gay Bilacee ly that the Mexican gunboat Brave, Swedish residents of Seattle have | Which left the port of Vera Crus decided to celebrate July 31, 1909,| {WO Gays ago under sealed orders as Swedish day at the A-Y.-P. expo. |!* Proceeding to @ port in the re sition. Special arrangements wii} | PUblic of Honduras, where she will be made for an appropriate program | J! the United States gunboat that day Marietta in a demonstration against | | the republic GUESSED HIS WANTS. Just what developments have o¢ curred in the Central Amertean ait Did you have any trouble mak-| uation to make this joint de ing yourself understood in Pari tration on the part of Mexi n Nove at all; they could see 1 was | the United States necessary, eanne an American be learned PROMPT WORK | TRYING TO QUALIFY And when #he sald ‘Yeu,’ did you clasp her in your arms Pastor—I really think a woman of I did not your wealth ought to devote herself Didn't you think it permissible?” to sociological w Hub, I had already claxped her Mrs, Wampum—I intend to, as oon a# I learn how to make a coc ST 25, 1908. * * TODAY'S RACING RESULTS. PRETTY YOUNG WOMAN + \* * le Piret Race. * ® Méa@rane, 6 to 1 * * Bam MeGibben, 20 to I * * Honaventure, 16 to 1 * \* Time, 1:14 * I Second Race. 2 * Nagavam, 4 to 1 * | aliaw Wont, alias Madiock, an actor recta Wi Is Arrested on Warrant for pow traveling with a company in - My sory ih | i tol ‘ Crime Committed in Hitnols, who Is charged with having fone tiga 4 inveigied the girl into committing , Stockton, Cal, the crime. ‘Templeton will be taken | * *| into custody tonight icici aint acta Matias Sadia ial cy memnee ieee Bobbing bitterly at the Ignominy of Pretty and accomplished May | her position, Miss West looked any West, aged 19, for some time en-| thing but the hardened oriminal gauged us manicure at the Hotel But-| When she was interviewed today “I can't say anything to you,” she} said, and two big tears splashed | down her cheeks, “I cannot talk about it at all; it i* too terrible.” | The police do not know anything | about the girl's relatives, She in highly accomplished y ac and evidently frofo a good family Telegraphic | advices from Stockton state that] t elty in company | lor barber shop, is today languish ing at the detention home of the police matron, Charged with forgery | The young woman was taken into jeustody this morning by Detective | Byrne on # warrant issued by the authorities in Btockton, Cal, where }it fs sald Mise West lived for some tine in sumptuous style, posing as the daughter of « millionatre he reached th The specific charge against the with and told acquaint girl ts the forging of a check sup ances that her father was rich, She posed. to have been #igned by May occupied elegant apartme ats, and According to @ letter yeceived by Monohan, drawn on the Commercial |had the very best of every ronencarone Suber op tine Flank of Stockton, dated February | while there, including automobt Henry BR \-¥.-P. director of 8, 1908. course dinners and other luxuries. | ¢xploltation, from Wm. M, Eddes A warrant has also been Issued | She has been in Seattle about three secretary of the United States board for the arrest of Arthur Templeton, | montha of managers, the Unit tates gov cmos mee - ernment building at Seattle's fair will be the best building ever erected by Uncle Sam for exhibit purpose at any exposition, The United States board of managers will visit 1 the ground Invitath various {& sent to the repre on, through Bec Root, inviting therm FOR HEALTH JOURNEY - erences roipate in the Robbed of the money with which HUSBAND 16 MISSING. intended to go to California to they possensed excepting a few dol in chan he t seare ed “ © re, Mamie fe regain his lost “health, Dr. G. H.| seal any trnce of the money or the vt rs: Mamie, te of Met Graham, an aged resident of Bal-| thief ‘The other passengers on the | Prince Kupert h wr Min ved lard, returned to his home today, | boat took up a collection of $0 and | police that she was in destitute nowt antler 4 completely | €ave It to the heart-broke n and | circumstances was unable almost penniless and comple gave | clreumstances, was unable Alscour 4 «at the terrible ow Toda diet: times. hate’ bs Cs < ‘ oe which fate had so unkindly dealt! yirie home, despondent at the un- in Fr arrival bin expect®d loss of their money, the! le nd that Graham, accompanied by his wife saving of seve yea of self. her hush nl and took passage on the steamabip City denial eft no tra Sed, Wiehe Wad ont of Puebia for Ban Francisco yest The lon@-anticipated trip to the|to the police matron day morning , and which had promised eo much En route from Seattle to F in the way of rejuvenated healtir is Townsend @ sneak thief entered | now — imponalble The doctor's MIRERS MEET T thetr and made away | bealth is such that it is tmponstble with ls, all the money for him to practice his professor onl or dk - FIX WAGE SCALE | NATION CHARTERS | p{BY United Press.) REIGN SHIPS.’ aoe fix a wage schedule, coal miners of the United Mine Workers for Dis Ra ia bracing Montana and are convention he At th ng of the Chamt work of the conven jot Come this afternoon pre m is extremely important, as the testa were made regarding the de t 4 mg the miners is Ire alized condition of threatening and unless a wage Pegereneed suaaits adjustment can be made promptly | shtppt he, ; . are cars a strike is regarded as inevitable tere foreign vessels for the de rates, thus eutting inte avers ot qual for naval vecesis mainess. The matter w — lecatial cartas ate } It tm stated that at the present |to the tranxportation committee for) | A mem service for Ira D. |time there are a dozen foreign | further investigation Sankey, the famous singer who ac ws = |Companied Dwight L. Moo¢y on his bunt evangelistic te will be held at the Y, M. C. A. next Sunday after. ter¢ by @ company of armed and i oo the raiders has beer Smith is ‘repetition an excellent The county offic program or for any nergy! t —_—_—_ + lead to their arrest. The inhabitants of both towns slept with their guns their bede Inet night, ready te (By United Press.) o repel any more attacks. OAKLAND, Aug. 26.—Bratally at tacked on the street by two thugs. HAINS NOT: who hestied her tnto 8 Toom 10 Oe aane vacant house in the center of the % *| ¢ dragged and robbed fe * her, Mra. D. C. Brown of thin city ° WINS $50,000 DERBY. *| te today recovering her sore * (By United Press.) | ble experience, while the police are 2 pel TWILLE Miss, Aug. 25. ®/ s searching for her sesellanse # —Allen Winter (A. McDonald) &| | (8y United Press.) The woman lay unconscious in 0,000 American trov | NEW YORK, Ang. 25.—Sheriff the room until! ap early hour today & ting derby this afternoon ® | Harvey of Queens county, today when she mmde ber way to the | 4 Fl cecarrs as en poeemty Sater street and met a policeman, She pypgeeeaeaeakeeaet! r of Wm. EB. Annis, is not in was taken to the hospital, and later She describes her as sane to her home. As 4 matter of fact, Capt. Hains eailants as heavy men who wore CIGARETTE SMOKERS Seppo Nong Poh oer ape go — an ideal prisoner,” said Harvey The es about his moaning START BIG FIRE My poor wife, my poor wife,’ are vee Jcomposed and never shows - any signs of excitement.” The Hains’ lawyers are preparing (By United Press.) ON THEIR GUNS: SAN BERNARDINO, Cal, Aug.| thelr defense along the lines of in. 25.—Despite the efforts of 206 men sanity, and the agents of the dis triet attorney are , (By United Press.) the forest fir Mount Harrison, | ¢, rey are proceeding with thelr rnoon | ¢ eparations for an attempt « down such a defense. ABT RDEEN & D. authorities here which was started Sunday af by a Aug. 2 c investigating wry and Ataska On the are party of Redland'’s cigarette is is gatning headway today, | to destroy immensely Examinations will be held at the wer houses and 5 Seattle postoffice on September 16 ines along Mill ¢ k for a map colorist. (female) in the PLAN OVERTHROW OF sus‘ssticee"'Ssucesio the raid.on Le Hold Examinations. wer stry department and pays year. On the same day an Fiyer examination will be held for a fentific assistant in dairy chem cinktetiaane couse. | PURDUE CAGED Se etree be ee Fare 350--Round Trip, 60. 1,200 per year FOUR ROUND YHIPS DAILY | ox LEAVES SEATTLE — 6:45 and 10:26 a. m., 2:05 and 5:45 p, m. (By United Press. LEAVES TACOMA — 8:35 a.m) WASHINGTON, Aug. 25 and 12:15, 3:65 and 7:30 p, m. se the. ¢ U. SEELEY, Jr, Agent. Seattie— - ol nited Stat Tel. Main 176. Tacoma—Tel. 212 ‘; ~ int . fere Vaneau a planning for the overthrow of Pre which will be Everett andEdmonds ‘° “ sath Americar See A aL goltneand bas Issues Declaration Telling of tited in Colombia and financ His Qualifications and already being arranged in New p His Principles. MEALS SERVED. rome entire ttine tirarertn H. L. KLEIN A. I Three roune Le Haas tnips, dally. 2 a candidate for . THE SHOEMAKER. publicati Me If you can't get boots or comm w4 shoes to fit you, get them made has fare te Bachem: eto measure at aration tc being ats 217 JAMES STREET. B | King count {ina "ties aeseseesteaesinsessttetetsssse | On t PUGET MARKE =e Great Meat Special |e "se" For Wednesday boon a resident of Beattie. for 1k years. own my home at 16 0th Round Steak bap 9c Pound ae xh he i tan pay more than we ask for meats, Come to our market and save || recelver of the old Seattle City rail mone We have thousand of atisfied customers BIG WHITE MARKET || 22 e022 MAIN FLOOR, PUBLIC MARKET BUILDING ze D mevey, per a co, a SRARHREHERAREN ND! » ou HARS SEEKS SUPPO REPUBLICAN VOTE [CUE OFF Hotel Guests Forced ty 1) From Windows a. Building Burng, none nrvemtiill (By Unit roc# TON, Caly hag) which wiped out © famam ttle coal tows as Ernest Cert, father fi Cert, of Ban ba | was burned to death es fire broke out fm the Tevin hotel, ang frame structure people were nd floor, and re awakened L! was cut off. ‘Thee imp for thetr tive own ts estimated cotinaated ot 0 LOWER ARMOR y | ON BATTLESHPS (By United HINGTON, Aug. 25—t od here today that conferenee of naval ‘he naval war college ; al Newport, whieh tas been the der cos fer te bee ‘ for eat ht months, has cided to ‘the armor belt j the battle after the Filo been finished. the Utah and the jthe same as that@ King Alfonee iy LONDON, A K arrived t ceeded to the isleat wh cen Victoria, join Q (By United RICHMOND, Va, dents of Amelia, Powhaton counties covering trom the by several severe to have been | DAVENP | THORO WASHINGTON, result of the recent diplomatic toonist the owner of another horse, a reward Mahm All Bey, ister to the United @ financial difficulties: has added the horse @ ful string he impo cent trip abroad. When Ali Bey off he found embarrassed, He the Schinazi brotl cigarette makers, to presented the mate now in the hands with a request for with a cold reception a ally driven to’ seek American cartoonist, Each of the horses | brought to this oo a year ago is valued having been ap the Honorable Judge tl S. distriet court managing the double trad ry kson st. f my recelversiie’ e court & which Since rel nt of the street ve devoted my time % { flowers and sat my ranch at wa | a native of f the Civil with the fantry, My lone in oe f men be of great help my scharge of the ¢ elected will OM © the same ve to corporation ané for air tal 1} meth busiu ame G. ARDEN T "| tracts, $100 easy term and lak e for chickens per National Land Inv, G6 MF 7 Firat av.