The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 20, 1908, Page 8

THE 8" THE BON MARCHE Women’s and Misses’ $10.00 Long Coats Latest and Leading Winter Models, at Phe 9.00 wonderful bargains ever seen Sale starts Wednesday morning at half-past eight most 100 Coats, all sizes, for women and big girls Dashit 2-inch models of Howard Mill and homespuns, in stylish and iceable gray and blue mixtures and two fancy pockets, cuffs and col lar velvet trimmed. Regular $8.50 and $10.00 values any day in the week; but we've Values Up to $20.00 $12.5 but they're the wind-up of that big New York cheviots sery stripes; put one price on the lot for fast Imy ible under other circumstances There it enough left for a day's lively selling.. Made, as pictured, of broa th lue, brown and black—practical tailored styles for every-day wear lare gored, w self-fold on bottom. Best-l ng Suits offered in Seattle this ). And that is the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth Second Floor | $1.00 Black Mohair Serge 59¢ $2.00 Chiffon Broadcloth $1.45 Extraordinarily low prices | $1.50 Restaurant Napkins 95¢ | 12:¢c Hemmed Towels 9c sehold I always with us on thousands of yards of While | the cost of hemming, why not | The time for Hov inens is and that for Thank nimble fingers are sav let nimble wits reduce advantage 25e Red acai 18¢ now not far away Arlington Mill Sale Dress Goods, creating the of this de greatest selling in the history partment $1.75 and $2.00 Broadcloth, $1.45 yst of material by taking offered here | the | of sv nities as are $1.50 Napkins, 95c¢ | 69¢ Henrietta Cloth, 45¢ | Inch Turkey Red Do 8é-inch Wool Henrietta, tn 1 Desa: cod, firm @t alt ze aray, raspberry, navy, cardi Chiffon fintsh, in smoke } patterns; sale price hed All-Linen Nap fal, cream and binck; sale & yard 424 inches: red line price, de a yard. | border, ideal restaurant nap kins; sale price, 8c a doren | 121-2 Huck Towels, 9c $1.35 Bleached Dam- 50 inches wide: bright, trous Mohair Wool made for hard price, S80 & yard | $1. 50 Plaid Voile, $1 Towels $1.35 Napkins, 85c Doz. tinge, in eversibie Unbleached Table Napkins toxd0 inches; dice pattern: | a pete your will wear a long while, sale | med. fringed and BS : | lor eee teak price, Se dozen | sale price, S8e eact | saat " Main Fleer | Mate Fleer No Phone or Mail Orders Accepted for these Wednesday Morning Specials Arbuckle’s Coffee, 163e Women's 65c Rubbers, — Be | 8:30 to 10:30, a pound . 8:30 to 10:30, a pair. ee irent pectnnee Meeneeiag mavens | nAbeataly, er, All stawe Wed | hed hew 10c Extension Rod | I : , Dust, ension s, I omg A ig pe. . Ibe 8:30 to 10:30 only, each | 85c Feather Pillows, 30c Cotton Floor Mops, | RS S| ; 8:30 to 10:30, at, each. 59e 8:30 to 10:30, complete LAC =i 3 f Mixed Feather, 6 pounds te the patr; good Strong fpring Head Mop Sticks with Cot E tick cover morning, S@e each tor Mop; Wednesday morning, Sfe each I ; henete krideon pare ' the fines : Wiwime—May flower i quality, “full quart “bot f | byemma me h “Circle W" Lamb Means Quality You Should Buy THE BON MARCHE THE BON MARCHE THE BON MARCHE ' | “Circle W” Lamb| } s e ircie am i c FOR THE SAME REASON that you should buy Ss L pure milk— 7 & FOR THE SAME REASON that you should buy °o me good, wholesome butter, instead of oleomargarine N w FOR THE SAME R@ASON that you should buy pons * . pure lard, instead of cotton seed oll products is OM ALL DEPOSITS Beware of Inferior Lamb— “ “4 The packers are tefing to farte ue out of husl R The more a man has the more he wants” BS ness — because our “Circle W" Lamb is the best t fo Srvte of @ 4 who kee ie savings in this “Hp and we are selling most of the lamb sold. They E avenge nk, Where they are ua ed safety and grow at ' are cutting the price of their inferior lamb to the ? while @ who ha ing got om ~— s butch Cir Lamb can’t be sold any cheap wr Veaianes xt er. We raise own be—spare no money in FIRGT AVENUE, OPPOSITE POSBTOFFICE T feeding and preparing them for the market BS " When you buy"Circle W" you. pay no more—for R you are buying QUALITY A : - N PUGET MARKET CO.’S 6B D> © Ask for it—insist on “Circlew.” . Ss 2 . A 4 ? | YAKIMA sHeeP co.| 4 | Great Meat Special For Wednesday SEATTLE a ATO Best Kettle Rendered Leaf Lard; only, per Ib. 1214 ; \A Mighty Good Lard, only, per Ib. .......... bu y for Pure t there Specially Bred, Specially Fed Half — -Rates— —East schold G lard ar lard keeper takes If it's ne innist BEKING MO Cor, Th 10¢ The Big White Market MAIN FLOOR, PUBLIC MARKET BUILDING i DOWNING, HOPKINS & RYER, Inc. BUY TIMPAHUTE GOLD MINE 8TOCK AT 25 CENTS. TOK ERS It is rapidly arriving, and will make big money for present buyers Poth Phones—279 veatabiinhe d why (7) eons = | KAVANAGH CO., Inc., Mins Operators. Orders Executed for Investment of om Margins ’ 7046-678 JOHNSTON BLOG, ne OUT. 20, 1908. MILLIONAIRE [wg o ingured by him for $100,000 to| relatives Harteell, who waa one of the Car ateel millionaires, had been el Rafael for = | WHOLESALE DOWN-TOWN STORE 1013-1015 FIMST AVENUE, ihornereen UP-TOWN STORE MAIN © friends he spoke of 4 trip to) pig ST. se WESTLAKE AVE, WE DELIVER Japan that he we lanning FREE TO ALL LL SEATT Eg, Hartzell telephoned to Manager -— Orpin of the hotel to come to hi S Fhe enowes room within minutes, Orpin ‘#7 ROOMS AT SoTH waited the destgnated time and then Who Cares If 1t Rain, There's went to the room. There he found = Hartzell in a chaty with a bullet hole . " in hie head and @ revolver. lying ired of Life, He Sends a) jour jim. Tie as in w wtupor from which he has not recovered Bullet — Head Hartzell left a letter for A, T. De ing. Forest, a San Francisco friend, and i vee i telegrams for his son, L. M. Hart | (By United Press.) Ball, head of & department of tbe i at the Quaker Stores, waiting t 0 brondenst on Wed SAN RAFAEL, Cat, Oct. 20! Hartzell of Minneapolis, a brother, | day and Thursday, Get in-—make reelt! ‘The he With @ bullet in his brain, Otha M. | and for bis executor ‘ come nada! “Fea ie . 4 just as much for you as for your n« Dow't #tAy St home : | Hartzell, wealthy broker of Pitt | o,spalan FUND LAW RULING good Wilethcld ve ie steers be ptelall when burg, in dying today at the Cottage Ke0 WD 10 & tong. houpital, after removal from the| yyy,,¢8¥ gies Pree) ceai Check over this list of . nd se If YOU Ate tot yea Hote! Rafael, where, alone and tired | Judge Dole ‘tod lod down hin if ly in the market for several of life, the despondent man attempt ¢ | ed to take his own life last night IRVING'S BUCHU WAFERS ROCK CANOY—Make Regular k 8 ety!) | Hartzell left a note to the hotel For the kidn rye. Pure manager, carefully explaining that 27c } ken ny rap ho was not Insane, but human extest al ¢ colds that > | ence, even with his great we DOAN’S KIONEY PILLS—~Reg beat. Full pound held nothing for him and he re |! : hice to's r. Bee baie for ae ed to leave tt | has no application special 40c m The life Hartzell held #0 valuetons | RUBBE BANDS=Puil' uaitey a ae HELBASH AMPRICAN SEXINE PILLS boxes; Omaha and posits taken, at Unie 608 First Ave, © | apectal (By, United Press.) IMPERIAL CEMENT—Mends | ANTIKAMNIA TABLETS —Yeg everything to stay pocket boxes. Regula 1 N i e Modern Credit Plan TEPLITZ VASES ‘ Something new. See our window displays. These Vases are mill b Solve the tations from Austria. Of green—helght sepeatil @ fuches. Regular 60c sellers; extra special Wednesday 23¢\| § ° Thursday, each, only 7 } } i Clothing Problem ihn aon at ‘ tren years. In the t For You in the second Umbrellas ae Me ae at $ ust e nage for the —open an account—pay Deny WEE © ae Vet. Ter Best quality rubber . a little down and a lit every umbrella in stock at a a rattles, : tle at a time for any One-Third Off One-Half Off thing selected from our , down-to-date Apparel t boo te oe Pr Skagit County Teachers Meet HALLOWE’EN DOINGS I or en, omen and Mou iT VERNON, Oct. 20.—~Shagit Don't let your Hallowe'en party be a “frost” for lack of up ’ Children | rect decorations. Was a time when popcorn and aatume ; . pons leaves sufficed, but not so today Prices Right—No extra nal lights of the The Quaker Stores have anticipated the occasion'y @emands " } f with an array of domestic and imported novelties ter § charge for credit accom Mitie Rew porch and house decorations, as well as an infinite varity off € modation HOQUIAM, O¢ Mills in this bewitching little things for favors. Drop in tonight or tomorrow, |] ' vicinity are now running full tne 1 | Complete showing at both the First Avenue and the Pike Strestiis . aman wa a mee eee i Eastern . an? Outfitting EXCLUSIVE MILLINERY b pressman, wes tumbling a trunk|came exelted and the f around at the depot last might a\from the depot ompany Removal Sale t= te. Closing Out Btore at 1122 a a ; Third Ave. L 1898 1332-44 209 patina Ave. 1. 1898. | RHEUMATISM : Second Av. Union St. MILLINERY, Relieved. in one, tree. treatment 5 “Beattie’s Reliable Credit "Sen Weeatne brove it Write for our free liter 3 House.” i Arncid Vibrator Co, Main 1861. : Ww ti —Bpecial 69c eae t yer box during October via ’ imation Ca MURINE—For eyes that need | conn FIL 66— Medical ar ) Kansas City special c ly wit oe ete, $30.00. Other rates QUEEN HAIR DYE—For gray 4-Inch information furn and faded heic dle. Reg Trial size ROBERTINE—For Regular 60c bottle gs a clear skin 29c B. Ellis, G ~~ OR-U — The c. Regular om cial CHOKER MOLLUS BRYAN MONEY BAC If Goods Are Not Just as Represented—That’s the Way We Do Business—and the Only Way THIS MAKES BUYING HERE ABSOLUTELY SAFE—TRY THIS STORE UNDERWEARTCHKS & DRESS GOODS Flannelette Underskirts $2.00 Value London’s Guaranteed Taffeta, $1.35 25C_ Guaranteed” is the word, full 36-inch Rich Black Taffeta Stik our name woven on edge finished, it rusties and Underskirts, knee length, wit se pontel & ule $1.35 Selon ruttie M ations $3.00 Chiffon Broadcloths, $1.75 « Cotton Women’s Fleeced Un- | way pay $3.00 yard for the Same Cloth elaewhere, We have It fall 64 1 and we guaranteed derwear strictly x Ui the leadir yard “$1.75 ian Caracul Coating, $3.25 the real skin, beautiful dark rich brown and black $5.00 Ru A correct Imitatio: Ro n Car ul for Jackets, etc, 52 inches wide and worth ss 00 yard Special Sale $3.25 $7.00 Black Seal Coating, $4.50 Misses’ Black Ribbed | ‘fn 'tna warm, so Inches wide. Special Sale. _ $4 ei yard . Pants $2.25 and $2.50 Novelty Suitings, $1.50 35c Our $2.25 and $2.50 qualities, take your choice, full 52 inches wide, for skirte, sults ings, rich dark patterns in neat dhinent checks, striped and plaid effects, guaranteed all wool Special Sale Prices on Wool and Cotton BLANKETS Wednesday White Cambric ity; wort 100 WOMEN’S SUITS $20, $25 and $30 Values Wodne inl, p Teo Yards Only to One Can tyles—Being & are the very cream tomer of tput. Ever apie and spa 1 in ev the ordina 82 and w ry « M the _ Weal pectations as high as you Ike nfident you will find here tomor the Greatest Suit Values of the On Bale at 7, SE8FErsesss_2e25c8 speacssate 50c and 75c FlanneF ette Kimonos, 29¢ Flee ette Kimer veral pate abaomtely WRDNESDAY See Us for Blanket Bargains $5.00 to $8.00 Girls’ Cravenette Rain Coats, $3.98 Fes ON SALE ft ON SALE WEDNESDAY ATH $3.98 Rotter Valwes ta «and Wo ant tell i Mt ie nll