The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 23, 1908, Page 8

THE BON MARCHE $2_and_$2.50 Lace Curtains $1.50 Women's 50¢ and 75¢ Lisle Gloves 39¢ Trip. cent political campalkn, axpired to Unquestionably the greatest values we have tingham and Cable Net Lace Curtains, 2 "and §& yards long Women's 2Claap Sik Lisle Gt in white and Arablar: manufacturers’ amall lots, 2 to 10 gray, black and white; sizes 6% to 8%; b0e and 75¢€ Sat Carpet 58¢ y ' Stal ’ ‘ AN: ' ., all sises; a pair and tans regular price ‘ Te ee Women's 2Clasp Kayser Silk sale price, a Gloves, double tipped, you know mode, tan brown green sixes broken $1.25 velune, for clear “Tee Heavy quality Japanese Mat Anoe yty to FY $1.50_Silk Gloves _75¢ ter fn greens, tana and . \ i a regular 80¢ qual 4 Women's 12 and 1 ity; sale price MV) Length Silk Gloves, dout a yard ; tipped, black and white; $1.00 $1 Couch Cover 69¢ smash ee Persian Striped Tapestry Est $1.25 Kid Gloves 79¢ Couch Covers, 50 Inches 5 . wide, fringed all ‘round, in 94 Broken tines Women's 2-Clasp a beautiful line of color gf Kid Gloves gray, white, ings; $1.00 covers, while k; and $1.50 Kid a Ths . ves, reduced for they last, Thare- BA uanenee 06 79c Box Apples, 89c 20c Cluny Laces, 50c Embroidery, 18 Solid filled boxes, good size B 1-3 A small lot Swiss and Natr lasting Wenatchee Coc —— Cotton Cluny Laces, bands to sook =Rxbrol . ’ Apples, while they las match; white, cream and Thuraday, a rm a Ag Di ya bands, up to 18 Inches box 89c ee we S ~¢0 wide: up to 06 val 12s v No phone orders accepted. m Ban Bost pe Bic wes; Thursday skirtings, edges and $7.50 to $10 Suit Cases $5.98 Boys’ $7.50 Fall Suits $5.00 $12.50 to $18 Suit Cases $9.75 Boys’ $3.50 Fall Suits $2.50) JJ) cece nome Yakima, at the age of 78 years If you've a boy to clothe, don't let thin chance slip. In this bent Roya’ Suite made. Good styles rices mean a handsome saving All the showroom samples of a celebrated sult case maker | | sale are nearly 1,000 of the and built for service The bought at less than the actual cost of making. The chance of a lifetime to buy a really good Suit Case. Only one of a kind Te Boys’ Suits at $5.00 nde Norfolk Suits, with Knick Pants; two-piece double Sack Suits, straight but maybe that’s the one you want. Be early. The Suit Cases at $5.98 preaste pants; ages 6 to 16 years ta, dar Are made of 3%-ounce cowhide, 24 inches long, 6 Inches deep; strong steel a rb immed frames, reinforced covers, solid brass lock and hinges, leather and ine lin ing, with shirt poc' up to $10.00 trimmin, “Sample” Suit Cases, $5 98 $ values; sale Thursday . ' price The Suit Cases at $9.75 The Boys’ Suits at_ $2.50 Embrace Norfolk Suits, with Knick Are made of the finest selected stock peruse deipypis Sogn ak cowhide, 24, 26 and 28 Inches . E ahi sewed edges, reinforced leather cor 4 pay pins ce ners, best bag handles, solid brass locks eds, chevic and catches, partition inside, linen & res Bagg Vined; up to $18.00 “Sample ra Suit Cases, Thursday 25¢ Stocking, 17¢ $1.00 Dress Goods 47 1-2c Mill Ends of fine Cheviot and and S6tnch Plaid Wor 4s Madras, suitable for shirt Wwe * Fast Black Cash Panama Cloth, in dark waists, boys’ waists and men's shirts 32 «Inches wide rg patterns and Inge: all sizes 17c colorings; 15¢ goods 18 Thursday, a pair Thursday, a yard ct me and Cotton Stock on ft this year, Ne Smal! Lote That We Want to Sell in a Hurry, ——— day appointed a deputy by Sheriff 95¢ Suede Lisle Gleves 75¢ ling 100 prominent business men of Women's 2Clasp Suede Liste Gloves, black and white; 75¢ through © » Suite at She inate Ankle marked in this sale, and as long as they inst SUITS SELLING AT 5c i i eras : terme fa Make Buyin: Elsewhere Extravagant opium law of Canada Koos in CHOOSE OFFICERS Men Who Will Conduct »» aker; J aft ernor, and Swanson and Arthur ‘ C, Rutter, a A, ele Char Bryan Campaign tion; B.D nition; |J0B¢%, stowaways on the same ven William Pite Al af. | 81, having kept track of the . rural affairs. pgpsyr soe phy, a firen George BE. Ryan was Monda night elected secretary of the King | BELIEVE SMUGGLER | wee county democratic committee. John nd Second Engines Sikiziey, "candlanse for suvarior GANG EXISTS 34 en siven ete oa judge, was ted treasurer. The tieeas, ane following were elected to the exec sof the sar utive committee Thoma J Murphy, finance; Harry B. Drees q SUPERFLUOUS HAIR Thie disfigurement and bitght beauty isn you use Antipliue the new preparation t removes hair without lah Bryan and Taft Election Puzzle See it at all cigar stand (By United Press. THE RAVEN DRUG 00. AN FRANCISCO, Heattle Agents. 1412-14 Beeon: tain PUGET MARKET COW'S | i." : Great Meat Special for Thursday |<. s.2c:s% Round Steak a. 9c Per Lb. 0 Vashing Let us help you save mone ave it on your meats and get || A left San Frane pending g00d meat as well, All you get at thin ma is guaranteed © |\t it wusbands’ dif a8 g00d an 1 c \ he qua ot || tloultle meat we sell that you epend Ketting as good r you ¢ hope to get. Become one of our 4,000 cuxtomer SCHOOL DAY BPEC on Clothing for the Boys. Regular $3.00 Sults only $1.50 . Regular $4.00 Suits only &2.00 The Biz White Market |) mii 800 sue ony 83 MAIN FLOOR, PUBLIC MARKET BUILDING a | Or ae co, iret Ave. esterday ar-| pan | THE ARMY 1908 ° SEATTLE PRMD (sen THE QUBKER~° eae DRU CO. INO. 2o15 MAIN 124 Excursionists. Booming the, MULLIGAN NOW IS rw AYE on | A DEPUTY SHERIFF tas) Src FREE TO ALL SEATTLE, mn poltiee! campaign, anvives of EY PICal Sitesi Thursday “Once a customer—always a customer” is the. keynote of The Quaker’s success. Upon this rock we have founded a business the largest of its kind in Seattle. Our friends have sup. ported us most faithfully, and we reciprocate by pricing our goods always a little less than elsewhere throughout the city. |the office of constable, was yerter also elbow lengths, tn tan (By United Press.) }L. ©, Smith « 39c | PORTLAND, Ore on 28 | Seattle, who are making a trip (ev United Pr on and Washington NEW YORK, sept A richly | dressed woman about years of age threw herself in front of a swiftly moving subway train at the Seattle in 1909, arrived here last! Hrooklyn bridge station yesterday ) for the purpose of advertising the Alaska Yukon-Pacific exposition tn | night They wore met by repre and was iiterally ground to pleces FROG-IN-YOUR-THROAT 5c QUEEN GRAY HAIR RESTOR. | sentatives of Portland's commer ER~—Hog $ 90 ns Savings bank, bear DR. MILES’ ANTI-PAIN PILLS wine ecin Cc jelal bodies and « ¢ of Mra Emma A woorted to the par |jore of the commercial clubs. A Regular, per package QUEEN GRAY HAIR RESTO |apeech of welcome was mite by Roceae Alc Nodal 260; special 22¢ ER—T 25¢ bi club of thie Aha ; ponded | OR. MILES’ NERVINE—Regu 5 ‘ ¢ ts be r $1.00 bottle GRAVES Too P to by L. A, Nadeau, director-general Po $ 79¢ ots ‘5 20TH POWDER. of the Alaska-Yukon-Pucific expos! , bottle . ye - 25¢ ‘ OR. MILES HEART CURE z jtien, Congressman W. KE. Hum phrey and others of the excursion jivts, The train left here for Bast COLORADO'S MIGHAP Regular price, per bot MURRAY & LANMAN’S Lome tle, $1.00; special 79¢ IDA WATER — Keg jern Washington at 8 o'clock this “pping of the cruiser © b morning, Tonight will be wpent in| When leaving the navy yard dock || OR. MILES’ BLOOD PURIFIER : “He | Walla Walla, Thareday in Lewis &t Bremerton was not calised by Regume GLO0 better 79: SAME © regular 50¢ lton, Idaho, Friday in @pokane and leaking plates, but by the coal special ic sapere Me {Saturday in Ellensburg. The train | *4!fting Z. O. ADHESIVE PLASTERS. FAIRY SOAP—"It Floats will reach here late Saturday night B, & B.; two inches wide: ten r | Th | READY FOR SEA — Gunboat yards on spool. Mest stores : § 0e : Main Floor | Wheeling is now in the stream at pati at 01.081 especial at apectal for MOTHER inl JAIL: |the Puget sound navy yard, ready The Quaker 53c KODAK LAMPS—For darkroom | ’ to proceed to Central America to work; regu lamp; bare | protect American interests there 8, & 8B. RUBBER ADHESIVE of} and throws ruby 20c White Cambric, TOTS WANDERING PLASTERS—Haltinch wide; | light: specta \ | Sianeli TO WITHDRAW—Judge George ten yards on a spool 27 KODAK LANTERNG—Por the Tc T. Reid, appointed ge } western regular 50c; special c dark. rooms; throws ruby Highs Their mother In the jail, drunk Mil! Finds, 2 to 10 yards, of | Bra, §, and Roy McCormick, 4,| Counsel of the N. P.. wil legislature || NATURE'S REMEDY—For the ane centle; ee the famous Berkeley Cam picked up by 4 patrolman at | trom the Thirty-sixth district eee ee ee " pe brie; one yard wide; 20¢ lst ave. and Pike at, Jate last night regular 50 size, c CANDLES — For kodak and 26¢ qualities; 4 jand taken to the police matron Siesiain . Wikeees Ge te for te 3 5 f Thuraday, a yard c It t# not the mother’s first of-\ciean up and the health board ts| LANE’S KIDNEY AND BACK special for | fense When she was first tried the children were taken from her j om her promise to reform they| PIONEER TEACHER DEAD - ven back. They will prob-|stre M. G. Beck, pioneer teacher sent to the Washington | of Yakima county, is dead at North ACHE MEDICINE — Regular Cane ws eg PLAS. 500 nize —Reg specta! s 39c for 25¢; special 2 tee 15¢ SWEET BABY BoTTLEs— | PERFECT SAFETY GUARD 4 Makes a safety razor of youp Graduated 802. bottle, fitted por . base with new hygienle breast rid-etyle blade; fits any wize; OCH... ee seesey shape nipple; complete, fopuinr tee, special. LOC | LAROUX RHEUMATIC REME. OY—Prepared in tablet form SLOAN’S CONDITION POW. for convenience of travelers; DERS—For horses and cattle also liquid. Has cured some ef not a cheap food, but a pure the most severe cases of them medicine. Contains only the matiom. Ask our clerks to a8 Regular getting busy ably & SMALL HOPE FOR HIM She went to Yakima in 1869 | - NEW PAPER—The Bothell Sen tinel le the latest weekly to ap m by failing down the | Pear. and ts tenued by C. D. Wood shaft of the pew four.| men and F. W. raion. The first riment house of BE. w. '** la a lively one, splendidly Frank Furry, carpenter, 4316 Sun sot place, who was injured last Sat | lst ave. and Denny Way, | Printed and ably ed d best mineral and vegetable in plain ite mertts, }i still in a critica! condition at MUST REPAIR RA nts. Regular, per 17 $2.00 e Providence hospital. His skull :aadallaen Rh RARAOAS, kage 25¢; special c special: ...4 shea as fractured | (By United Pr | TOPEKA, Kan 3 Alles ing that the Missourl Pacific tracks MI [ LINERY At Reasonable Prices © advanc advantage your milliner ) HAVE YOU TRIED THE NEW PER JEROFLE? Has a distinctive odor—one that's catchy. Worth at least Glen per ounce. Both Quaker stores sel! it all week, per fled 4, rriman, who recently that re state railway com S88™S°3EEEeeroR secees, $598E38 ASKS TWO INSPECTORS. coming session to appeint ty State Commissioner of »!* Work. One of the inspectors, Horticulture Warren C, Pendleton will ask the state legislature at fis carry ® large assortment Main Floor of Ostrich Piumes. vet tga | eee Skirts, Shirtwais hliidren's Kuster & ‘Martzet _ J Make an epair f Me Ribons 12 2 TRUNKS . Bennett $4, $6 and $6 Hats Pints’ wien AtGie Malice Miss M. Gallagher | The Best Shoe Repairing in 8 $1.50 ee ae 1696 S04 Ave fee Us to Mave Money the City While You Wait RAINIER CLOTHING CO, oak: binsh: “aeey ahd Next to MeCarthy’s arpenter® Tool Boxes = Specisity 217 JAME 1104 First Av. Phome, Ind. #601, £107 Piret av cardinal; regular 20¢ rib. PROVE YOUR ENTIRE SATISFACTION TOMORROW Worth $10and$12 WOMEN’S SKIRTS $6 Q8 First-Class, High-Grade Walking Skirts, in voiles, panamas and all the new shadow stripe and wide wale goods for fall and winter. Pleated and gored; some plain and others trimmed with straps and buttons. Actually worth $10.00 and $12.00. On sale Thurs- day at OFT ON A CHILLY NIGHT | SILK AND DRESS GOODS |BEDROOM ART SQUARES Section le Ready When You Are ets-——walt no longer, for here are Beddin: H Re 9] $2.25 Black Peau De Sole Silk Special for Thursday P 4 for wear, excellent black, an Comforts on Sale at Following good $2.25 quality, 36 |§, E, e EARNINGS. Prices “ : ~ for waists, suits %¢ Comfort for 75 ARSON Sa mecGcIRON $ $3.00 Black Peau De Soie Silk ¢ alxo fully guaranteed for Wear very fin $1.26 Comfort for 98 $1.50 Comfort for $1.29 75 Comfort for $1.59 One Day Only for Above Prices FOR JULY ish and abso ay . full inches wide ) Comfort for Seaneiies $1.79 wusks Wootton” sapestot fot hen te to $1.98} LACE CURTAINS showing of the Seattle Electric $5.00 Comfort for $3.95 deal hoe bd ck Satin : company and the Whatcom County Blankets on Sale at Following favored Bit Special for Thursday Railway & Light cor y, Wash Py ‘ silk bach 4 | rices 7 spite oman ington corporations, for 75e Blanket for 550 wide; sells fo © yard; special for White and Arabian July as f . | $1.00 Bianket for ........ Tc ONE DAY only 8c , The eattle Electric compang | $1.26 Blanket for apse 96c per yard u showed net earnings of $156,631 ow} $1.60 Blanket for ......... sees. $1.19 T ponent Bor a Ag eae a 1 Suite, 54 : | And 80 on up to sches wide, and strictly every thread and gross earnin span Yana. Sananete Ser 7 08.75 V taple shades the new the ' scerenpeaaaea Feather and Down Pillows at mn spectal sale I 7 month of 1907. As compared wit Following Pric per yard $ 5 Suly of 1907, the past buly how $90 2%4-1b. Pillow for ® jen noe | , Be Storm Serges RE jecrease in gross earnings ¢ $c 3-1). Pillow for . xtra good ¥ at 85e yard n se in ents I 8" a ie J ue soo ses eo oe | HOSTERY ~~ UNDERWEAR 1 to $668 ve “How greatly n have be ng; wea ell, just 3 . , Whatcom Cc mecer Epnew pen ave on he thing fc « school Wear, also, | Special Prices for Thursday's $5.00 pair, is now Selling Thursday Forenoon Speciat 75cand $1 Women’s Waists White and Colored Lawns, Ging har Percales and all kind f Wome ' Vents and 25¢ qe feat ishable materia to 44. On Saie Thursday Until Z2O0C Noon at _ BARGAINS tton Mops SAFE 16 ROBBED. Burgla ecured $ n C. Me Crim’s office, 403 Sullivan building Monday night because the outer Ac of the safe had been left ODD FELLOWS COMING. Odd F “ wi t held in oat a tle next Ju M - HK. & G. Corsets wo : Patterns, 10¢