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

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= THE BON MARCH THE BON MARCHE THE BON MARCHE THE BON MARCHE 75c Blankets Now 44c; $1.00 Blankets Now 69¢ $1.75 Blankets Now $1.10;.$3.00 Blankets Now $1.98 Ready for another great Blanket day. Thousands of Blankets purchased at the Auction Sale of the well-known firm of Amory, Browne & Co., at an enormous sacrifice. Prices are the low | est ever recorded. | 75c for $1.10 Blankets 64x76-ineh Mottled Gray Cotton, Blankets good weight, Sale price, a pair : 75¢ $1.10 for $1.75 Blankets 64x80 and 72x80-Inch Gray and White Cotton, soft and fleeoy finish, warm but not 1 1 heavy note extra size, A pair... . ‘ $1.50 for $2.00 Blankets } T2x80 and G64x804nch Gray Cotton Blankets, soft and fleeey finish, heavy and medium | 1 44c for 75c Blankets 45x72ineh Gray Boftnapped Cotton Blankets, fast color, red border, 44c A palr 75c for 60x74-inch Gray Cotton Blankets, heavily nap ped, red and biue borders; only 100 75c pairs, A pair ‘ $1.45 for $1.85 Blankets weight, Sale price, @4x80-Inch Gray, White and Tan Cotton Blank palr Soeavees $1.50 eta, pink, red and biue borders, soft and warm, but not heavy. Sale price, $1 45 | $2.45 for $3.50 Blankets a pair. ' Only 300 pairs of these, so come early, 72x84 inch Gray Wool-nap Blankets, all cotton, with the warmth and appearance of wool; light ht, soft and feeey to the touch. 2 45 p pelea, @ paltene ares. coareecd 69c for $1.00 Blankets Séx7Rinch Gray, White and Mottled Cotton; pink, blue and red borders; right weight for cool nights or to use as sheets tn welght, soft and fleecy to the touch; silk mohair winter time. Several hundred pairs tn this 69 | BIG WA Msc ivands ce ceceess . C| binding. Sale price, a pair. Women’s 25¢ Black Cashmere Hose 17c | by the haifdesen pair with merino heele and A special lot representing a cleanup of stock. 26¢ values, 7c 69c for $1.00 Bed Sheets S5xT2inch White Cotton Sheets, bound at_both ends, soft and warm. Sale price, 6 c & pair $1.98 for $3.00 Blankets T2x8t-inch White Wool Nap Blankets, allcotton have the warmth and appearance of wool Diankets that that are Heht $1.98 Linoleum Remnants at Half Price. Housewives, homefurnishers and hotelfurnishers will ap T | | Women will buy these Stockings They are fast black cashmere | toes, and elastic hem tops manufacturer's 1 Friday, a pair preciate this opportunity to buy Printed and Inlatd Lino leume at half price. One to ten yard lengths. $1.50 Lace Curtains $1.19 White Bobbinette, trimmed with fancy braids, edgings, and motifs. $1.25 Lace Curtains 98¢ Nottingham Lace, full width, 3 yards long, ecru and white; good strong edges, 98¢ a patr. 15e Curtain Swiss 9¢ Mili Ends, 10 to 20 yards, eut to k, white sole ie a pair, $2.00 Union Suits $1.25 Women's Merino Union Suite, high nook, long sleeves, ankle jengths; alnes 6 and 6. $1.76 and $2.00 values, Friday... $1.25 50c Cotton Vests 39¢ . double heels Wome high neck, long sleeves, sult you, fancy stripes, 36 Inches medium welght, made of finest wide; Friday 9¢ a yard. Peeler cotton yarns; broken lines of vests and pants; & garment..... Third Floor. 39c ‘What 5e Will Buy Friday in the Great China Sale More than ever before. Fact is, you'd pay two and three times Sc for some of these pieces at any other time. Cut out this announcement. It will serve as a shopping list Tée dozen Embossed Border White Porcelain } 6c doren Emboesed Border White Porcelain Fruit Dessert Plates ; { Saucers; Priday, 2 for... c | __Priday, 2 for 5c | 60¢ dozen Embossed Border White Porcelain 10¢ English porcelain flower blue with gold tracing | Broa and Better Plates; 5c Fruit Saucers and Plates; 5c | ay. 2 for ‘ Friday “ A l§e Fancy Earthen Vases; 5 15¢ Decorated German China Ureams; Friday er Cc Friday, each . 5c 16¢ Embossed Border White Porcelain Oyster 5 | 7Se dozen thin blown Glass Table Tumblers; fF Bowls; Friday, each c | Friday, 2 for uC 1Se Decorated Hotel China Custard Cups and 5 | Tin Cap Jelly Tumblers, bi Egg Cups; Friday che. Cc | Friday, 3 for... si lGe Decorated Hote! China Mustards aren Se | j | The stout woman need not hesitate about buying a Silk Petticoat. These are of extra size and planned for ample fullness. Black, and 28 of the latest leading shades, as well as changeable and handsome striped effects. Made with extra deep and full Spanish flounce, beautifully trimmed over full dust ruffle. Not only the largest, but best All- & 4.85 Silk Taffeta Petticoat ever offered in Seattle at the at$4.85 ‘Second Floor. DEER HUNTERS ARE | AWAY AFTER GAME | 26 cars fitied with apples to the eastern marketa NEW ENGINEERING OFFICE Capt. G. B Willits, formerly of th New York Ship Bullding co oy DB teres cat. tate CAN YOU BLAME HER?—Be-| or Camden, N rt Se cause her husband moved cight| Navy Yard 4 Army of Nimrods Is Off this form .of sport ditt i or iy | times in elght weeks Mra, a. A,|0f the engineering department Today With Dogs for od i) the uso of doun sued for divor German population of world cI ‘ There has been a large increase| DIAMOND THIEF—A nearly 100,000,000 Big Hunt. in the number of $6 state licenses | got away with a $176 4 anil _ to hunt which have been taken out | from 8. S. Bettman's st Te ee ae vase” saan thle paar OF Rickie pootomen en eriee Vortaree $500 Rewa ee trouble of securing the $1 « ty STATE TAX LEVY—The For any case of aicoholiem that 1 strange attired er s ha n nsea from various county seats tax general fund } y annot cure in from * to dare seen on ¢ treets of Sea led to the more general invest a teeta , J. B. BRISBOIS dragging long-eared dog hains|ment in state Heenses wane Globe Hotel and heading towards the railw As a renault, the amount of money! APPLES FOR EAST-—Wenatches “Private Otfloe, ind. depot and the at at wh available for game protection in| fruit » Pata gy. sh tome They w xht t its| Washington bids fair to be consid. |\—— — | of ¢ em: | ¢ enlarged | bel . Re SSS Se omer «exc PUGET MARKET COS guns and f filied h liquid | Demoeratte club will meet tonight e amr tion at Carpenter's hall 620 Fourth av The “ » fe h ‘ et an official to succeed Sec (2 dene hal de fe fouoas on te Great Meat Special trailing t n ¢ by the privat . is" shining ay tor the’ tas’ ci| bestness. Then ches for Friday | dogs in , irae: vnales, Sade hovered Fe ger dag collar and cult’! The Finest Rib Lamb Chops Only 1244c Per Lb. St Sten § a ie to bolder 10 be had. Moat pol other re reouh you. 904 Luna Park ntat m Jalt|]| per pound. Are you @ patron of this great market? Do you make r atl ¢ heumatl eee your mone buy that it should You can get the best meat to be had at the t price meat can be ld at Men’s Hats . The Big White Market a te ging ° MAIN FLOOR, PUBLIC MARKET BUILDING BE 8TAR—THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1 THINKS DIXON 1S worn: Clarence Powell, Colored . Posto SUM-STATION * " Comedian, Endorses Thinks Well of Dixon. waiT AY THE ue-vown orome = THE QUAI free nes an “The Clansman.” “Anyhow, you'll find mo radically oom different from the others, for L re - dicey eee gard Mr. Tom Dixon, the so-called : “The public thinks of a minstrel,” | enemy of the negro race, 4 t P : romarked Clarence Powell, the aa ,man, 1 have read both ‘The ° mx tro, “as a carotree individual who! first water, His book» are filled : fs always kicking up his heels or with trath, though as a Winnipeg % cracking side-nplitting jokes. Nev- paper said, they tell of persons.and 4 erth a”, we have abundant leleure vents 40 years ago, and no negro for serious confabs and do iove to of the present day has a right to . . e tackle some of the big problems, take them as applying to himself, B t S F d talking about ‘The Clansman’s’ but {t is developing, It wouta de ng; in faot, wore of the col-| velop a great deal faster If nexroe Claneman,’ beet 1908. RETAIL, USE YOUR PH IND. 2015 = = pve WE DELIVER FREE TO ALL SEATTLE, ene ee bs DOWN-TOWN STORE 1013 “1015 FIRST AVENUE UP-TOWN STORE ST. A GREAT MAN © | PIKE ST, ano Wi E AVE, agitating, agitating on the part of colored leaders Pai oe emai folks favor getting out an in| would let polities alone and quit and Saturday junction to prevent thelr playing | running saloons | ere iC 4 tt I" ve ne ~ 0: sree Pr. iD. of PD ype African Colonization, | The Quaker Gtores will open the month with a flourish, offen SI fe against mixing up with ‘The, Mt Dixon.” continued Powell, |i ing crisp, snappy buys in every department. These are but @ fay No negro, itving or| i 00 the right track in advocating | ad, that I've read of in. history, Aftican colonization Along thin|f of the inducements we are constantly offering our patrons. if yey et had « cannon unless maybe '8e I've for years been thinking |i are not a Quaker customer, won't you let us get acquainted? Oneg ee ik of Abyssinia owow one, | Ut & sehe wates 5 firmly Oe a Quaker, always a Quaker, Look at these samples: We haven't the military power; the ey jvm hh bes Pee ge = White An PORKOHFOR ChE; BO ee eee te Philippines Gr nome |, DR. CHARLES FLESH FOOD— | KOSMEO—Regular 0c | « what's the use of this agitating, |‘ Africa, the Phil oP gale Regular 50e; 27c | size; spectal 33¢ $8.00 Holmes & Edwards (0!) cannot - DORIN’S ROUGE— ene Gray or Butler Pattern, escape nd mix again anongnt the 0, @ R: COLD CREAM QBiq | She sien; opecial c Z” “ decent negroes fstablish stric 4 Hollow Handle Silver { discipiine with very severe punish cae SEMPRE GIOvINE— 23¢ ¥ to i nent for those who will not reform — 24 egular 60¢; special ‘ ia Plated Knives and rs seh slag etl hee Rady Hage Regular 35c size; spectal 640 Fr Forks industrious and law-abiding colored SQUI88'S COD LIVER Oa ey = people In the United States can || PRAY'S NAIL ENAMEL— 49 Regular 75¢ one-pound ee linke ot teemaineen, Pha 260 size; special / C bottles, special Mi soem nan a eh ee eee | MeENTHOLATUM— 13¢ BLiss’ NATIVE HERBS— pe mish and crimes of the low evenree 49 . ati pours ent, all of which are un: || MENTHOLATUM— 259c ANTIKAMNIA TABLETS—dpe: fre justly laid at our door 500 nize; special cial, per ay thy Powell is Successful. WILLIAMS’ SHAVING SOAP GEN occ ccd vosee E wi Powell himself ts a J example Regular Sc cakes; for } a sal Piggy apa Enduaiey, thet special C | LISTERS SANITARY NAP, th and eoterprise. He is knows KINS—For women; large alse} po |the colored Rialto as “the hundred | MENNEN'S TALCUM PO Ww = da gs 27¢ ue | dollar week setor,” Richards & us 5c Special ...6++6 ++ ‘ # 1 Prinate poping ties the ight sl POCIAI... -sieerecvesees SAME—Medium size, regular, ; ary received in any of the blac her diane , SANITOL TOOTH 1 fi" wen, 800; 19 ecg tig ead ty Dyed pl PASTE-Bpecial...... 106 | speci sss... c | Palestine, Tex., and sper som | LISTERINE—Re 15¢ MRS. POTTER'S WALNUT. mers there when not t the 6c bottles; spectal HAIR STAIN—Regular United States and Canad $1.00 size, special as bad conalderable corr FROSTILLA-— 14c ; ee ag nce with the Canadian verr Per bottle; special . IMPORTED PORTO RICO BAY jtenance of your © nt relative to establishing a co! RUM--Finest brand ine the ri of any ether 4 of negro farmers in the wheat | MILKWEED CREAM— . Bs BS j ony of negro tarmers In the wheat oi abe meee |. s our regular price, pep te body-and-siveve-i don | STILLMAN'S FRECKLE Gpneiel .cedsin sven. 7c in classe under 4 CREAM—Regular price 4 : RIVERIG TALCUM POWDER— etc, sold at most stores ut to AN INSPECTION TOU Trunk railroad officials THE QUAKER SELLS FOR LESS io u tour WATCH FOR OUR BIG AD NEXT WEEK SHAFT UNVEILED -?F r “"y . . 5 According to stea f w York ts to take " " :* bal AN ALASKAN EARTHQUAKE the north Britixn ¢ nbia coast, » or Bryan, making s#p th . a« earthqua Wednes g ing & {tages and reinforced by — eee fa vr i: farange reported rain has deluged ia HIGH WIND RAIGES HAVOC— EXONERATED. raew METHOD ™ w oliver plated "1 ceemeamangmamrtmmeemamnenees eee Ind has been odlgtanter b ne ae « < “iss 'ronmms Hotel Wallfirst | ae evening; cases aml | ON THE STUMP.Rourke Coch "i gem bites: Indsen from J PINNIN Cotifort and cleaniiness and | 2ebsdta tenth Ltn sembiled: Indien . . homelike Fully modern. 2414| “Luna Park Natatorium, open 10 is the weet. Main 1310 Second Av. First av jam. to 10 p. m ceyin FRIDAY BARGAINS Women’s New Fall Suits Regular Prices $15.00 and $20.00 9 95 @ Latest Style Semi-Fitted Suits for Women : Get in onthe Ground made of all-wool serges, cheviots and nov- Skinner's satin and skirts made new n colors, including black, and also a big line of ON SALE FRIDAY AT— elty woolen mixtures. Jackets lined with lare style and extra width. | fancy mixtures, stripes and checks SILKS & DRESS GOODS SPECIA Beauty Pins A wilt aoa ateonae Bt Floor and Save ‘ aT SECO SILK a net Money Pace teres | 1 1 forth OILCLOTH ; y Table Oticloth, AMERICAN PRINTS Hair Rolls H ' + n 1 ale - AE gag Se 75c and 85c Silks Friday, 39c e ; Ibe, ine 10 Beautiful ¥ e Res ” i an Wa, carry, an. extra, stock of Hildcy, your cholce c Silk ine fot gowtaine ‘at = ; saat thee = Shopping ks that have te Fi*sc and tee yard; | I price per yard’...020 CANTON FLANNEL : Wistaria $2.50 Bearcloth Coatings, $1.98 ' a i ‘ alto m 62-Kr Brown Canton Flannel 5c Piw for fe and gau t wal orice, per yard ee er ee OUTING FLANNEL Pillow Top $1.00 54-inch Black Repellant Cloth, 49c Waite Outing Flannel, Bg : } Lit aphed =F . A $i ‘ ‘ \ 1 mult 4 black and phys cag dang = Fe wine’ over 100 mutgect vent “nish. ‘onl ‘ ¢ thh will have “Get in on the Blanket } ; Prissy 20¢ arte $c] “Deal While Sale & Handkerchiefs Prices Last” 4 c Fine Lawn Handker “Comforts at Sale et ‘ ir price be each fg Hi O Sey, § a re Y Prices on Lower 2 : Floor” 4 : Fruit of the Loom Muslin, sale S ite SPECIALS Hostery De Reduced SPECIA SILKS, pane. e AND “a Cv Atte te — x"s ore we 19¢ od inwns ! : 19¢ | { ; 906 | ic. |

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