The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 1, 1909, Page 9

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THE BON MARCHE THE BON MARCHE AMERICAN PRINTING CO. WASH FABRICS The best material for ladies’ dresses and waists, children's school dresses, negligees, aprons and all other uses where an economical, pretty and reliable cotton wash fabric is exsential, Ask to see the new Foulard Silk Suiting Styles, and the new Pongee Silk Suiting Styles, also the — designs in great variety. “The ipbeaes Folate met is Washable” ry ewest designs Nes we | pay for a sing! k at the { you buy one nore when you take maly good fabrics at Ose « yard blue ap and bund The pleasantiv, After such a idths; but there are we cannot fee! safe ih proch dentane, sultabte entire lot at Bho a yaré-—Mate Flee The Bon Marche Tuesday Morning Sales. No phone or mail orders accepted for these Tuesday morning sales. 8:30 to 10:30, 3 bars . . . 8:30 to 10:30, yard . Best time and labor-saving soap, Tuesday 33 and 36 inches wi Mer t morning, 3 bars for 10c. Limit, 3 to each | Sateen, black only, Custoraer. 12'4c a yard 7c Wash Lac 1.00 Dress G re hie tied ....s;....00 Siteae ed... ..39e Cotton Torchon Everlasting and Imita- Re tion Maltese Laces, % to 6 inches wide Tuesday morning, 3c a yard. Samples Real Lace Curtains, 1% yards leng; may be matched; worth in full size to $10.00 a pair. Tuesday morning, 79¢ each. esday morning nants of Plain and Fancy Dress Goods, formerly 50c to $1.00 a yard, Tue day morning, 39% a yard. 8:30 to 10:30, each .......... 4 Women's Neck Fix y at 10¢ ch = Principal Seattle Agents for Ladies’ Home Journal Patterns. TRIES TO FASTEN BLAME ON Biers ev wine MAN — res ASHVILLE, Tenn., March 1.—Fy vate. show that Senator E. W ieee fired the firet shot in the A duel that led to his 4 hands of Robin © With: his father, Colonel and John D. Sharpe mur- chirged with Carman | Get, the defense bent every enerey iE . Evidence tending t support theory that the © ne was NO NOISELESS nt IN THIS STATE BY T. J. DILLON. 1 that to allow these guns OLYMPIA, March = 1.—Hiram e to make murder entirely} , Jr, and his nolseless gun | too simple a matter. ' Make no profi in the state of| Another reason for hie opposition lashington if the criminal eode| to the silent firearm is the destric gees through the house with the| tive effect they would have on wild senate amendment covering fire-| With a noiseless gun, he arms. ¢, & man could clean out a whole| ¢, Benator Polson of Chehalis got flock of ducks and the Inst duck # pe an amendment prohibiting| would never know just what hap. the possession or use of nolvelens| pened to the first one alata in the state. The senator con or con-| DISCOUNT ON GLASSES OSTEOPATHY POPE LONGS FOR ROME. March 1-—Hy oly tather hortly after a ii which es from @ cage the Vatican, < —z TUESDAY | prayer “Byven beasts living in the Vaticar long for fre wald to ha nin a ght I do not believe #he would Want & house built? architect on page Women’s Neckwear, 3 € | and 1S. Tues | Embroideries Worth U bp a $1.00 r Yard, ~<sat tor , have eaten me on the first Friday in | I THE STAR—MONDAY, MARCH 1, 1909. PROPOSE A PLAN TO DEFEAT [=> tae oganer— | JOHN E. _ HUMPHRIES sem-rors erm GEGEP ioe THE BON MARCHE siting USE YOUR PHONE 13-1015 FIRST AVENUE IND, 2015 — ~ MAIN 124 BY T. J. Dit kon. would result in t election ¢ 1 UP-TOWN STORE if, We O£LIVER OLYMPIA, March 1--In order to! preme judges to sult the corpora PIKE ST, mo WESTLAKE AVE ] Be. FREE TO ALL SE Le. bea John 2, Humphries out to: tafluen of tt a t — “a snare : to be elected to the! vention to nominate tv ‘THCQOAMER SEASTTTOR LESS’ OS rnoues ano sagem tion, the ser committees on privi. pay } leuen and elec fa abou to cotivent bring in a report re nending politic r line sccm -s| Household Snaps That Are " rt plans at thie would a lamentabi¢ do not intend taking the superior PLARS CRUSADE IN AID Pie goutami regs. pend ate an aly “OF WOMAN CIGARMAKERS| “rem. tera | * } 20c 20c Truss -. eersin The New Yo sigh r Hub Truse—e “the tr that fite the +] The Genuine w Y ork the result of that NEW YORK, March 1 Reider. alixing conditions under whieh combinations Sestie < wihabe with Factie pad 1 by x a shepherd checks . t ) tions have t d and the Quaker specia P vidence tabulated noek to Odds and Ends in Spring Se remedy matte by having mod factory cost or less. ern eanita od where t Miss Morgan WE ARE SOLE AGENTS frais frat —the only truss guaranteed to cure hernia. entlal member Cigarmakers nie the s printed t iV" Important ae for Tuesday npalgn MISS ANNE MORGAN if P. te W.'s Epsom somton Ey in 8c | Zine Douche Pan. Regu 79c inal pound boxe lar $1.25 value . Aseptic 1 Minute Clinical Ther Van Allen's Effervescing Sot. |" ‘mometer; the nurse's favorite Pho 69 A bargain at $1.00. | 2 AND MO’ $ii00 bottle e+. RS Bae peed 69c ' Dickinson's Witch Hazel, a Cadet Wriat Band FB fail oare face 28c for fener 3 15c No ot a DENVER, Feb. 27 Ne $75, where she was mar for Electric Soles, supposed to sell wieudimathe? ‘at $3 tnd ba fa as jed es Father Ryan of that town ( . ._ r Pape's Diapepsin for indi A3 for $1.00. Greater 33 in 1890 before she was quite 16 can be ascertained the you | eo ee gestion; b0c boxes SHOU, in cvves wossae c — grandmo in the world, ia Mra)” phe family moved to Denver Rena of 1161 Galapago st.|some 15 or 16 years ago. Mrs 2c Zr = Mra. F will not be 33 until Fer ret bas olght ‘en, the next October. She does not even | oldest of whom Mrs. Iretie AKER DRU C Now In Its look hor 32 years, Bho ts one of Elizabeth Ke whom Satu . fortunate people with whom Negbtly came, mak- 1 1913-15 First Ave. —TWOSTORES— — 406 Pike St. ndmother gest child is One w Fifth Week | The Food Show | the big * & pretty, dark a pMre. Parrell w Good Bread—Soon Wed —Usr— o Excellent Flour ond. at thin deservedly annual attrac tion, If anything, the owds are larger thar ever. Were you today’s folly Tomorrow, then? Wel: | Sidi 40 te Aad Live Happily a Eve- After LONDON’S SEMEANNUALo tw’ BLACK SILK SALE teow There are loads and loads of BLACK SILK, bought for this very sale, and the prices we haye marked them will create a veritable little panic— COMES FROM WARRANTED BLACK | Black Catin Duchess : Black Taffeta Si - SING SING | ALBERT PATRICK IN ini | | 7 Bha, Tuesday, donem, fan tiie, | Stace Fige—Chalce Cait ibe rt Lara Laundry Soap — Cryxtal Ww Facsany bare Has the body, rustle and A Real AlbSilk Satin early tomorrow wear of higber - priced Duchess, service ble iat! goods; in fact it ie 75« popular, beautiful : ; es value, Special in the SSe value. In t nf fintab,. a Somt-Annual Sale Annual Black § ranted tr T $1.50 36-In. Black ae de Soie Silk 98 " YORK AGAIN PLEADING FOR ee Lire NEW Y¢ RK, March 1 March 1—By U. P. k, the lawyer whe jor in the firat | Witiiasn | nore than | © more | We take all the risk if you buy this Peau de Soie. Your money refunded for every yard that goes bad. See it, and you are sure to want it. In the Semi-Annual Black Silk Sale $1.50 36-In. Black Be Sure You Are at LONDON'S When You Ask for These} 36-inch Black everywhere for silk of 1 Bing Bing prison. Iin the m ish; wea $2.00 84-inch Black Peau de | $1 BI erring § 1 1 hos wide, extra 1; sultabl Bolo filk Special, Gf gg | * ie-inch 29 pe ia AA « price London's $3.00 Taffeta | $2.25 86-Inch BI wiehtte ts © cu er. 8 ‘ - > ‘ Black Wik Silk, 86-inch. $1 35 | Bik, Bpex or r 1.49 mi-Annual Black Silk Sale time upon the that as he jale, per yard Pale caarane yard . per yard # convicted of murder in the firnt | $1.50 26-Inoh A}\-Siik | $2.50 86-inch Biack penalty provided | Bengaline. & I Bil ner a for a “98c map BLACK sae DUCHESS. Cc futing the nentente ‘Duchess, Bpesiet, +" OBC ALL-OVER EMBROIDERIES | #9»... 2° gine’ act in was unusual Black | Satin ‘wooS 1:38 | TUESDAY SPECIALS Black uae ont aaa Sa SPECIAL EXTRAS ON LOWER FLOOR fag White ‘Thain Nansea ; ic FORT MONROE, Va, March 1 Pi leship Ohio has 1 for N 1 the ve e third returning bat Swiew Flouncings, 27. Inches wide: several f signs, 16 in © and extra Values” Sale Aron that ips at wea for Guantanamo, whence they to be sent on a West Indiang te to cast anchor this afternoe mt the st Ho Willow Clothes Rasket .500 the Lipton’s Tea, 1 Ib. Be © price, yard ,, consump! re. ald owe. nonh abe the ints | left Hampton, Ronda Ko" od wei '80c

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