The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 1, 1908, Page 8

‘THE BON MARCHE | THE BON MARCHE | THE BON MARCHE THE BON MARCHE No Sale of Dress’ Goods Has Ever Equaled This ‘NEW FALL SUITINGS | 50c ux the NEW FAL P NEW FALL SHADES ale of Dress Stuffs Seattle has ever known began Monday morning, with The Bon Mareh« sale close to 5,000 yards of AB SOLUTELY NEW FALL DRESS GOODS from«New York auction sales, AT 50@ ON THE DOLLAR, A truly wonderful oppértunity, Never before, and perhaps again, such bargains in brand new, up-to-the-minute dress materials. Choose while the variety is at its best.” Save exactly Fall Suit tomorrow morning The mosé remarkable s put on hundreds awaiting the opening of the doors never one-half on your new Plan to be here $1.50 inches Zibeline blues, Suiting or browns 54 inch 825c Worsted, 58 herringbone Suitings, $1.65 blue,] Coating, greens and black Tweed wid $1.25 Plaid wide; — blue 50 Suiting brown, Panama wide and Se Worsted Suiting Pi 45 bro Sale price ce We 45 inche id aids, brown inches blue green ‘aipteag A Tie} ve rated Suiting Plaids, inches and gray mix Suiting 4 green, blues wide green ae weave ; brown, $2.00 Scotch T cardinal 1 623¢ $1.10 Plaid Panama Cloth, 44 brown wine rreen rreen wn and K § Phi tures, Sale Sale price price $1.65 Momme $1.65 English inches cardinal. | plum prune, 55¢ ees. price ni inches wide wide inches blue, Sale s wide; beauti wine, green 825c weed C green and tich col Sale combinations 47K 8, 44 inch t ken plaids and price oe es wide ; br ks. Sale ON s 54 ytue tb h $1 Panama atings ine riting gro Panama inches le br eh wide ; and hes ; rich dark t 62!c The Bon Marche September Sale of Women’s Petticoats We anne é Londo: '75¢ ae “$4 00 and green Sale price quote four Values of unusual merit are offered for the annual September Sale items of ex ceptional interest $2.50 and $3.00 Petticoats, $1.98 Pe ie Mercertzed $1.25 and $1.50 Petticoats, t Motre nieh ed and tuck ality Q patent dust pped and under ruffie; ‘ : heather *.. .98¢ oc ‘$1.98 i $3.50 Moreen Petticoats, $2.50 NO. + ing and Ke styles, Sale cholce and $1.50 v price $1.75 and $2.00 Petticoats, $1 50 clitée Petticoats, of bigh Ls 1 ph; patent adjustab) waist band, glove-fitting hip, full Nounce, with deep double ruffle and velvet piped dust drop cluster tucked me ; 50 . Black M ate, heavy and hand selfetrapped, clus over full dust drop and also handsome black ripp eon Pettioc flounce anish ruffle tom 10c Dress Ginghams 5c 2,000 ¢ Fine Dress aghame arrived, tp all the wanted colorings, im stripes, and colors; « gingham that will wear and launder; suitable for school frocks, boys’ walets. etc. There is only one case of them--the regular 10c quality, While they last. Wednesday only c $2 Bed Spreads Now $1.25; 75c Bed Sheets Now 55c Prices $1.35 Bed Comfort, 98¢ Double Bed Size Comforts, covered with dainty figured silkoline and filled with pure white cotton, closely quilted This ie iue for $1.35 tony yoda 65¢ Cotton Blanket, 45¢ Fine, Soft, Fleecy Gray Cotton Blankets, size 68x74; makes a good, warm, dur able sheet blanket; assorted colored borders, Regular price 65¢ pair. Sale price : 45c $2.00 Bedspread, $1.25 Heavy White Crochet Bedspreads, large size (Six 9 inchesy, cut corners knotted fringe all handsome Marseilles designs. $2.00 cach $1.25 $5.00 Indian Blankets, $3.25 Indian Wool Robe Blankets, in the bright, weird Indian designs; fine for couch covers, canoe. auto or buggy robes. Regular $5.00 quality; to close out the lot, sale $3 25 “ price provident home furnishers will surely not be indifferent to 75c Bleached Sheets, 55¢ Ready-Made Mieached §| (double bed size); dressing; this is a good made of the famous Peppertll Sheet ing Regu The each $6.75 Plaid Blankets, $5.50 Absolutely All-Wool Plaid Blankets, 70x $4 Inches; full double bed size; In 6 combinations of colors, Here is the best bargain in the city. Regular 18c Pillow Cases, 12! 2¢ Extra Heavy Pillow Cases, size 42 and also 45x36 these are well made, deep hem, and tronied, ready for ase. Regular 12: price Ife each. Sale price af $2.00 Feather Pillows, $1.15 The Famous Emmerick Guaranteed Feather Pi) low, a guarantee certificate goes with each pt! low; filled with absolujely clean and odorless duck feathers, and covered with fine herring bone tick. Regular price $2.00 each. 1 15 Sale price $ ’ ya neat cheeks plain r price 8ic Bleached Muslin 5c A Good, Firm Weave Pileach- ed Muslin, some %4 Inches, some 36 inches; this is a good, durable quality able for children’s under wear. Only 1,000 yards in lot bargain at §1-3¢ yard. While it Insts 5c Wednesday only for brass beds; ¢ Inches torn around; in very Regular price wuit A Exclusive Seattle Agents for Royal Society Needlework Packets. of womar were among the ere at a democratic d in Sypher's hall, Ballard, last nig A. J. Splawn, candidate for the democratic nomination for gover nor, Was the princiy oaker Presta ae * who © Judge M Despite Objections, ‘Prope "SAYS HE WAS ROBBED. NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y., Sept. 1 athena ee sed balloon, supposed to be the didate for son, be Service Is to Be a laborer report Chicago, landed in Devil's hole this pt Cs & vernor, Au e early this morning afternoon. The four occupants are fy. “a the leg Adopted. iad been held up some time | being coved for by tecctoca: whe iiatura from. the y-necond dis during the night robbed of $50 d their lives, though all are in| (Ct, John E. Ost date for At a meeting of the c ae the man had $15 in hi a a serious condition. The Chicag ro eee com e of the city cot i and was in a beast! state ¢ i” one f the ty or « the eft olan this af evan, it was decided to toxieation, his story is discredited oe O., in the race t "* At antic WOLVERING® PICNIC, override Ma Miller's veto of the coast Detatla of the accident have T . ‘ ordinance { ting for the in uae teen abtned petomorrow at Ravenna park is to ordinance providing for the in @ held he picnic of the Michigan STABLE PETITION wo. nieces an ordinance has been pa ve Qe ‘ac cane ee apt pe re a ! the ernoon will be a ball game ite the fact that a thorough (By United Press.) The in which the ladies will partictpate tes en the proposed system DES MOINES, N meeting a Wetrecneen ane weteome poardies Smiat felaahe i 2 w W from erect an addit _ j watintac and that it was cor nt Mr. th ween Anne : Kuster & Hartzet prone ~ Ma r ted he fe test re pre nt in ~ we ‘ Vhen the ¢ confessed that she ' A : t the fire t i € « h iT nee t ed LOMAIA, Sent The fiat state| tracing town el ae asin alee of Wasi bra 1 her |" t ie at David te ; gna H a €.| made and the sheriff, fearing an at : and |} Aroade mutta - c he iq d the tric . me 40! a = ek Cla = ase" hae PUBLIC and the Man Found Dead. Great Bargain a4 tof f € hac near the ard | oe : te sods “— | bd port | att company, at 1 VREDLUND, MORNIKKO & © sciseht: Gumi santa bee t 90% ere wre ¥ ON, KEGINTER NOW Ht STAR—TUESDAY, SEPTEN MUCK AARING” Ae, Reacher Gives Her Students) pile by Mivg Parker, teacher of his tory at the Washington High school Frenzied Literature Mins Parker's talk was given at the teachers’ Inetitute She id such for Study. articles tended to deve | tem patriot | | Muchraking magazine articlos,| The assembly hall addresses were @xposing polltioal corruption and | delivered by Dr. BE. O. Bisson of the| {netting forth the economic oppres-| University of Washington, who wion of the lower classes, wore thin Oke on "The Bpirit of Dinelpling and “Attention and Interest morning recommended as splendid | Nearly $00 teachers were in at reading matter for high school pu: | tendance Ce a Liddaikeseie a ee ee CHAFIN SPEAKS IN SEATTLE TONIGHT _———$—$——$— Candidate for President to De- tle | liver Address at Arcade Hall. | corted to the of the 8 Commercial club, There an i m 4! reception was held | Tonight Mr. Chafin will delive an address at Arcade ball in behalf of bis candidacy | Mr. Chafin in a | Looking the pleture of vigorous rominent mem health, despite his recent expert ber of the order of Good Temple jences in Springfield, 1), and his |4d he will be entertained at a din Yhafin, prohibition candidate for |in'the United States | ney, arrived in Seattle| Mr, Chafin leaves for Everett to iis afternoon and was es ‘morrow morning ares LIAR! |JOHN HAYS HAMMOND CHOSEN VICE-PRESIDENT. (By United Pr NEW YORK pt ecutive committe f the League of Reput elut here today and elected John Hammond of Massachuset Prosecutor eoey and Attor- Levee ig 4 hong» ney Murphy Have Scene of the cleb in Court at Frisco. y my ta Been __ da awe it be the b By United Press. quarters of Taft during the cam BAN FRANCISCO, Bept. 1 paige You're a lia These words were assed twice In hot rage Axe Lawior's rt ws teéh . the progress of the R Ae stetant District Attorney Hene and Ruef ne came to blows before the row was settled | The quarrel arose wh torne Ach for Ruef was tr John Reutt ing t of a roomer who had been During the progress ation, Ach aske James Foley, | ™leeing for three days, T. Ota, pro- Heney’s body guard, to stand up to | prietor of the Indiana hotel, on Wei be identified by the witness, Heney |/¢r *t., this afternoon broke down objected and the w { words fol r of room 87 in his hostelry wed und the body of the missing Ach accused Heney of having|™&n hanging from a@ clothes hook killed a n im Arizona. Heney The door was bolted from the in retorted side and the man had evidently We don't have to kill people. | committed He was « la We st have to shoot them in| >orer, about 40 years old, and was the back known only as O He had been That's the way you kil) | ere since August people,” shou ney Murphy taking a hand in the fight KERMIT ROOSEVELT GOES shouted Heney interrupted both You're « Mar Lawior primand as they were with Judge men with ar advancing toward each other uplifted fists ON HUNTING TRIP There have been two temporary tes United Press.) jurore selected thus far in the Ruef| OYSTER BAY, Sept. 1.—Armed case. They are M. B. Meyer and | ¥!t® rifies and shotguns, revolvers Alexander Hond cartridge belts and ail the other paraphernalia of a hunter, Ker Li velt left he for @ practice hunt in the northwest, preparator he will embark next March with his father / In company with John Greenway , rmer rough rider friend e wii president, now in charge of the (By United aes | mt of the U. 8. Steel corpora WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, Vt.,| 108 in the northwest, young Roose ak. ale toes -eleenee |S t will penetrate the wildest parts weather and every prospect for the} largest vote in the history of the) CREW UNLOADS VESSEL state, the towns and cities of Ver mont today are balloting for gov When the steam schooner Wasp ernor, state officers, two members arrived at Pier 3 yesterday after of congress and two representa. |800n, netther union nor non-union tives in the legisiature. The elec | men were allowed to unload her tion follows one of the most vig-|and the work had to be done by} us campaigne ever held in the |the crew. The pler management is een Mountain state. The polls in a combine to refuse work to the were opened in the large towns at Union men, and Captain Weibman % o'clock this morning and fn the Of the vessel refused to let the smaller places an hour later. Vot- | #trikebreakers work. This morning, ing began heavy and continued so| however, the captain yielded and the unloading ment was done ere f 6,000 sacks of ce by the strikebreak onghout the day th DEMOCRATS SPRING CAMPAIGN STUNT) JAPANESE IS SUED. FOR DIVORCE ee (By United Pre CHICAGO, Sept. L—The demo- cratic committee today made public Nateu Nakada brown. skinned a chapter of the campaign text| 80” of the lan blossoms book, which contains an article by | #94 now a Seattle, ix Frank Sargent, commissioner of im-| Probably one of the first of his migration, denouncing Taft. The| "ce to run up against the honor article appeared in the North Amer: | ®ble American divorce court. Nak ican Review in 1893 and scores Taft | 448 Is defendant fn a suit filed by for the ginal labor Injunction js-|Mre. Nakada this morning, inj sued by him which she declares that her hue band lo her no re and treats See EERE EE EM RH her cruelly. Moreover, she asks * ® | $5 per week of the honorable Amer # TODAY'S RACING RESULTS, & jcan alimony. The couple were + * | marri veral years ago in Hono. First Race * | inka * Anna May * * Helle Kinney MURDER |S ATTEMPTED. * Miss Fair 6 tol * * Time—1; 13 2-5 * (By United Press.) * * TACOMA, Sept. 1 elie gt * Horace H.—6 to 1 * | whom he had been living, had trans * Fair Annie—4 to 1 * \ferred her affections to anothe « Listowel ie * | Henry Kersting, a white man, toda * Time—1 ® \fired two shots at the woman * * neither of which took effect He OR tO Oe OH bo now In the elty Jat Jury Is Chosen. The jury in the case of C, W. Me SCHOOL DAY SPECIAL Prices Murray againat the © recov on Clothing for the Boys — p> or Rose ohves ning Regular $3.00 Suite only $1.50 : ’ 21 flyer ge ber Regular $4.00 Suits only 82.00 furniture, Judge Gilliam 1 hearing CROWN CLOTHING CO, Sin anni 1121 First Ave. PUGET MARKET COS Great Meat Special for Wednesday The Best Hamburger Steak Only 6¢ Per Lb. Are you one of the Big W Market custe hould become one if you are not. You save from to 60 per cent on every purchase you make, and get as good meat as is sold anywhere. We are building the largest retail meat bu n the city on the merits of the meat we and the price we se of the advantages of trading at THE BIG WHITE MARKET PUBLIC MAIN FLOOR MARKET BUILDING MADE HER DEBUT IN A PAL MARGEL GLUCK, YOUNG AMERICAN VIOLINIST, (Star Special Service BUCHAREST, Rouma t Of all the American womer have come abroad recent ot me held Cotroceml, whieh has just made her debut in a was xs largely by the Grown eames Marie NTHE FRONT 2°"... cc * BANK CLEARINGS, * -_ ' 1 * Seattle, Steam sch ap will shift to Tacoma th rnoon to dis- | Cisarings todara 20a w charge cargo eturn cargo for jarance 168,100.21 | Frisco will consist of lumber, which Coane Tacoma, will be taken on at Hadlock id Balas nee ae ae Gate * Portiand. Japanese steamer Shinano Maru . sailed this morning for the Orient. | Clearines today ay A Japa who fatied to ow * aceaces oeeee proper sof that he was be in 2 this country, was deported on her.|* * * * # # Relclelcheohcdok 1) now at Tacoma, will Portland to return The Suverie probably be sent to take on a cargo of lumber ing to Seattle to complete. | P. Loftas of the « returned thie morning from a two weeks rust cation on Hood's Canal Chief Inspector F (By BOSTON sand veterans of the from every state i Stat from the Hawaii and Alaska, rvice 94 days out French ship Biarritz and quoted from Hobart for Frisco. wv were on the overdue list at 10 per cent, |! Faneuil hall toaay, for arrived at her destination yester 12& session of the sauna 4 encampment. The sas ee: the 10th anniversary with Spain and is one 7 largely attended In the history the organization. The ladies’ auxiliary of ish war veterans met hall The women of the ma division have prepared elaborate entertainments for thelr sistet| from other states. NEW RATES EFFECTIVE The new ort ee the Interstate Commerce © sion some time ago went Inte ee ott on a transcontinental The Buckman, of the Anchor line, will arrive about 6 o'clock this even ing from Frisco with passengers and freight LOSES FAITH IN ADVERTISING There is one woman in Seattle today who evidently hasn't much faith in the timeworn statement It pays to advertise.” Mrs. Jacob Kaufman, who resides tnie morni Fare to at 424 E. Harrison st, inserted an of Chicago are @ dollar oF advertisement in a Seattle paper for a domestic a few days ago, and yes jterday morning at 10 o'clock & than the old tariff, on the newly passed ee states which reduced the m ot young woman of prepossessing &P rate from 3 to 2 cemtk yearance called at the bouse 4p¢ | to New York is $6 higher aceepted the position The n@W viously, and now amounts servant left at noon, taking Mre With a hundred passenge coe Kaufman's alligator purse contain Pennsylvania sailed this ing $2. The police are now looking for her r Valdez and PRSEEEEEEERED EEE wIOLING. T-OFF TICE. * And outfits of “ - ppg +f regular price this week, # Water will be shut off to #/f Music Dept ot Kohler # # morrow on all of Queen Anne * pase # hill north of Aloha st. and all * SH ROSE, Prema # of Magnolia Blaff which is fed Second ® by the high service reservoirs, ® # including all the high points in * * the district, from 8 o'clock in * % the morning until 5 o'clock in * * the afternoon * * * Cert re ree. eee es 7O TALK OF PAIR sident of the has received 1. F. Ne sr. Southern Transfer Ce a pressing invitation from business of Tennessee to visit then detail the benefits exposition. As M rris men and expiain in of the A. Y/P. Norris intends taking a vacation in Your the near future it is probable that he accept the invitation INGRATE ROBS HOST George Mason, who lives in the daho he lost $70 last night be cause he placed too much confi WITH THE dence tn acquaintance whom he asked to spend the night with hi The accused man, whose name rh i pairmatnscsamorerd Hh Sings Se CALIFORNIA DEMOCRATS SELECT STATE CHAIRMAN Trust Co. By United Press SECOND AND CHERRY AN FRANCISCO, Sept ast night, it was decided tha SEATTLE’S GROWING BANK Senator George W. Cartw f Fre , Ww be electe t the ta c OP FICBRE: that in ( t T . 7 , ¥ president rnoot loge, Fron preaiaent vlee “prendent | a aceatasitaniaiaitieieia Cashier DIRECTORS. ad won SHOE s SALE Fine Bhoes, § ' rere somite, | fae #r'b0' to $3.08 Fattee De ak dhe ~—¢ - = R Dun The Men’s Shoe Store on | 808 First Ave asses Seres et ER oe 36 828s o42 cee ss worse =- & ee