The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 3, 1909, Page 12

THE 8TAR To THE BON MARCHE THE BON MARCHE The Bon Marche June White Sale Is On! $1.00 Lace-Trimmed White Skirts, Friday, at 75¢ $1.75 Lace-Trimmed White Skirts, Friday, at 98¢ Friday is “SKIRT DAY" Bon Marche June White Sale; and with the prospect of so many white ngerie dresses this si e provided more liberally than ever, Judge the savings from these 87S WHETH SKIERS, Bie 91.00 WHITER BKINTS, The broidery ar ace-t ikirte, fu Lace trimmed Skirte, aleo mbrelta founce a flounce: a variety of styles to select with Inch hemsetitehed tucks, aleo many of Three and four lace insert \ them teimmed with embroldery 2.00 WHITE KKINTS, 81.50 flounce, two rowa of petitoned tuoke nt of embroidery Cambrie top, deep, ful Torchon lace inaertion, with b between, alec a large & trimmed in the latewt 1.20 WHITH SKIN, 82.50 ease WHITH SKINS, 81.08 Fifteen new styles in lace and on ler Made of nails primmed skit te; one style rows of V : ed page ey Ms finished with lo mandy Va wash ribbon e400 WHITE SKIRT, t very lace eee < (tom of flounce; othere have brokdery and clusters of 5S 8 $0.0 waite, SINT, 94.05 e of embroidery with. beading with @ idered 00, wide satin ribbon drawn \dlng afd formed Into a bow dust ruthie t laws A New York | sweeping ft ction on the price of 78 dozen Belts in order to | bring his season’s iness to an er n ache time. They are elastic and braid belts, strict | ly up-to-date, inc PLAIN AND FANCY ELASTIC, GOLD AND SILVER BRAIDS. IN BLACK, WHI SKY BLUE, GREEN, RED, GRAY AND BROWN, 1% TO 2 INCHES WIDE; unmetal, oxidized 4 kles, To top it we've included a number of plain buckle, at the same ridiculously low price—2 Come! ht and rose gold t jet bu lastic B with the “Gainsborot It’s the greatest Belt Sale o e year 1,000 Trimmed Hats, Friday, at 50c on the Dollar These beautifully trimmed Hats were purchased from one of New York's leading wholesal ers at 50c on the dollar, because he wanted to effect a quick clearance of his entire stock, All brand new Spring and Summer Hats, in the most fashionable shapes and colors, Stylishly trimmed with quills, fancy feathers, ornaments, rosettes, chiffon, silk, braid and metal or naments; also small black Turbans for elderly women, It’s the greatest sale of | Trimmed Hats we have ever held, and, coming as it does, at the very height of the season, even 1,000 Hats will hardly be enough for all who will want to share these marvelous values. $3.50 and $4.00 Trimmed Hats, Friday, at $1.45 $5.00 and $5.50 Trimmed Hats, Friday, at $2.75 ‘Can Baking | Powder Free Choice of many.well-known brands — the best From 8:30 to 10:30 Friday morning, 4 cans for 25¢ to each customer, and NO PHONE ORDERS brands at that. | Not over 4 cans 25 | | lie) Shopping Bags, | | duce Mile fros | grade Cream fcking | 25c Twine Bags, 8:30 to 10:30, each . | with amount! morrow we will give one | Moi. can, while samples This Baking Pow Sc Wash Laces, | 25¢ Kitchen Aprons, ¢ @j 8:30 to 10:30, yard . Ae | 8:30 to 10:30, each 12te Cotton Torchon Innita- Kitchen Aprons, for | tion Cluny and Everlasting | women, of checked ging- Lace Edges and Insertions | ham, in assorted colors ; full to match; Friday | Friday morning, le a yard. | morning, 1244c each. NO NO PHONE ORDERS PHONE ORDERS. Twine made of the finest hemp; 20 inches long, 15 inches wide % to 3 in. wide. | size, with pocket yrup — Primrose Skeelient colar and flavor, Frida: Th. patie, She; 6 ib pails E The Greatest Summer Convenience In existence today is a Gas Range and Gas Water Heater A Trial Will Convince You, Seattle Lighting Company Both shea | tx. 75 BUY YOUR COAL where you wet good Coal, guar. anterd full welght and good treatment. We cater to ta oF factory trade. No order: small to reogive our best tention, no of: too large for us to fill eatisfactorily : J. W. BULLOCK | 609 10th Av, biti Wash. Friday morning, 17c¢ each NO PHONE ORDERS © Agents for Verrin’s Gloves, Bursoe *tockivgs, Hoyal Soetety Needlework, TEMARCH Seattle Agents for Ladies’ Home Jowraat Pattern: Tamale Grotto 1425 Fourth Avy, Main 6806, Ind. 214, | Open from 11:00 & m. to bam, Total Cost Only 10c A Wholesome and Appetizing Lanch Sent to Your ¢ of ess. Ring up Buneet Main 0; Ind, L 4624. & NEW YORK BOX LUNCH Co, (Then Newport | | || CAFE & GRILL | q FIRST AND MADIGON, | FirepRoor _ STORAGE Puget Market (0, § Big White Market SPECIAL FRIDAY Swift's Premium Hams (Sliced) The Finest in the World 10 Cents Per Slice Worth 20c Each THE BIG WHITE MARKET MAIN FLOOR SOUTH PUBLIC MARKET BUILDING, Exolusively for Household Goods. Furnished room cheap. Une ot | kitehen. Ind 06, 37-28 KLEIN THE GHOEMAKER. Two other Beattie papers carried $ If you can't get boots or this ad—morning and evening. Room rented? Ht tO “nr aa it Quit your teasin’ i £17 JAME® STREET. The Star was ordered to run the wn fahie ad Results? Indeed, you Room occupled | Saw our ad, too. | We don't allow flies her got time to chmse ‘om Busy from mom till night 4 The woman who owns this zoom | 4 ae PROF, STEVENS The mi nf ntoem to toa | | | | Haven't re. Fourth and ephones THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1909. , | twee at 1206 1-2 Howell St e Beat Em Both No trouble when you call these— | Matn 1060, Ind, 441 PASS APPROPRIATION FOR wore: Id ARCH OF WELCOM DRU DOWN-TOWN S/oRE WIS -1015 FIRST AVENUE UP-TOWN STORE PIKE OT, me WESTLAKE AVE | on the coat of construction from lo. WILL COBT 96,000 AND WILL BM | cal contractors. ERECTED AT BECOND AV. The arch will consist of two im mense golumns of pure white, 15 AND. MARION: OT. foot ip diameter at the base and 66 |feet fn height. Between the two The city counct? last night passed Columns will — an eiaborste < ‘ arrangement of flags, bunting an an ordinance appropriating $6,000,| vonngnte, ‘The flag and pennants the ontimated cost of erecting 4 DIG can be ebanged to conform to the ‘Weloome” arch spanning Second | spectal gtents during tho period of Let us do your developin A porepective of this propoeed| The bill ls an emergency measure ping and arch is now tm the bande of Hulld-|and the money {# available immed! printing. {og Buperintendent Grant, who bas ately after the ordinance te signed .. " Jalready recelved tentative figures! by Mayor Miller quicker delivery and smaller prices than you are accustomed to, casmmecea ces oer Se FE Complete stock of fesh films and APPROPRIATE FOR SHOE STRINGS BETRAY STATE SURVEYS ALLEGED THIEF supplies always op hand Get the Habit of Tradj at the Quaker logged. oft lands of the state, and to Idaho, on a charge of larceny and make plans to reforest them, the| forgery, was betrayed by a pair of Items of interest that we call to y and Saturday. Clean your gloves with QUAD | BLI66’ NATIVE 4 RUCO GLOVE CLEANER I $1 size, eres) voet-orr WOU at THE Ue Toan sv6ae TAC QUARER O05 IT FOR ULSs" We promise better we state board of geology at & meeting | shoe strings yesterday, and he now yewterday afternoon appropriated the wum of $6,000. An additional $2,000 was appro printed to Investigate the cement re sources of the wt Thiw was ¢ at the requ Prof. Henry 1 oceuples a cell at the elty jail pend ing advices from Idaho officials attention for Friday} The Seattle police recetved word that Willlus, or Williams aa he te known tn Idaho, came here after des, state t, who states that, ‘ Per 25c onedaae he has recetved many letters from | ¥!s alleged crime box SANIPORI eastern capitalists asking for infor-| One feature of the description of 5c TURKIGH TOWELS Pe |mation regarding the cement possi | the fugitive which struck the offi Bpeclal 25c bilities of the state leere wes the peculiar method Each HOFF'S Governor M. 1. Hay, State Trons-|°°% Pa wee . EL PERFECTO VEDAROUGE | CURE—W 6 user 4, G. Lewis. and Thoms 3 Hue weed in tying his shor poosine bbe aise : skagen @ : Kane, president of the state untver-| strings, Instead of having the Ayocial 32¢ de tubereulost wos |aity, were the only members present. | bows at the top of his shoes Willfus ind to send BTRAWINE—Makes old etraw a gee |laced them from the top and the hats look like new to a dress fms a He ts wanted for the alleged ceeaas tre t | |theft of $1,000 worth of electrical BUCHAN'S "363" BOAP—Bu; a te. Co. A portion of the stuff was shipped to Beattie, it is said 13c LUSTRITE NAIL POLIGH— | pe Re TAKE A N. B METAL POLIGH—Tria BEA 6A size; special t (Ry Unived Preee.) LOB ANGELES, June 4 new statute making wife desertion | & felony oF high misdemeanor. pun- | RUNAWAY TEAM lshable under maximum sentence by |twe years’ Imprisonment In the pen ; iteptiary or ). was be Two persons were injured when a # Angeles yesterday, The! runaway team belonging to Frye passed by the Inat louie | 6 a, pe jature, and became effective May 16. The case ie that of Lester L. Ad at Yesler way, yesterday afternoon ame of Bagle Rock, who l* charged| 8. Manning, an with deserting ble wits and thelr t¥o| knocked down, austaining several ohildren, aged 16 and 17, for another) 1. ana bruises. He was removed Buy oe ” to the elty hospital PHEET, which we are dem { | 8. EB Anderson, who ts stopping natrating im the south win | ARMSTRONG MAY BE jat the Washington Annex hotel dow of our First Av, stor wae aleo etruck by the runaway It will give you foot comfort I GRAIN INSPECTOR | ‘ss He was knocked down but ‘Trial j | not seriously injured. He was taken og a to his hote team was stopped 8. ©. Armstrong of Colfax iv the| *hortly after running down Ander wan generally understood to be the | #0n and Manning Hoext grain inspector when the new RETURNS To IDAHO min law goes into effect June 16 i The appointment te now made by| cahioue the state railroad commission, in Gov. J. H. Brady of Idaho, and stead of by the ernor, but must! party, who have been in the city be ratified by the chief executive be- | ginee the opening of the exposition fore it becomes effective |returned home jast evening. Gov J. W. Arrasmith, the present in-| Heady yesterday visited Admirals cumbent, will wind up the affaire of | gebree and Lich! on thelr warships his office by June ® in the harbor " or, Before leaving for i li Idaho he declared that he will be ine iano 0 UNIVERSITY DAY In Seattle again on June 16, coming | Wednesday was University of! with the Idaho cadets AGENTS FOR Washington Alumni day at the ex-| 0 position, and a number of old grads | Mm AKE &\ RV 6. SAVING. The World's World's from about the state were in the! eity and at the fair grounds. Last! Peautiful new patterns of Wall na e Best_Piano Best Piano evening there was an alumna! ban.) Paper can be bougat at our Rem quet at the New York building In| sant Bale at lees than haif 7 the afternoon the Women's build-| original value. oy non oe Ing was the scene of tht former cede nvunn 1] Poderal Pa iat Aver oO" 1406 First Avenue BOVS’ BLUE SERGE SUITSs AS LONG AS BOYS WEAR CLOTHES BLUE SERGE WILL BE POPULAR. Here is a $7.50 Suit, Double Breasted Coa’ Knick AR SEA BATH | inded along Occidental av Make Your Feet Glad & package of GLAD engineer, was Family | eee eee eee! 1013-15 22% THE QUAKER DRUG CO, STORRS. Cut full and mannish, for ok bocker Pants, boys. Price bocker Pants, Sizes to 16 years. 50 OR WOMEN AND MISSES wisi SUITS $s Two-Piece Duck Suits, coat and skirt, in white, lavender, blue and linen color. The coats medium and long lengths, with large patch pockets and trimmed with buttons, Skirts are gored and trimmed with buttons. All sizes, Silks Tbe 27-inch Satin-Stripe Mar Give us a Trial, HOSIERY Good Hosters Seid for Leas, FRIDAY SPECIALS Women's 260 fine silk finial binck Howe, epiiced heel Jumper W Dresses WORTH $346. 85e 27-inch Fancy Pongee Silke, toe, for big variety patterns. ent of latest quisettes, pretty patterns p Th sma OL. tden soluahe , _At London's, per yard, OSC "<e nildre ie tine — ribbed sxeel. Slockings; biack or tan these to, per yard 25c | ° Moreen, excel kirts, London rednoes these to, 1 5 per yard sees c Our $1.00 and $1.25 Satin Fou | lard Silke; an uncommonly Pridny 124¢ a 58e quality Arnold's Silk Crepes Vomen's 600 white or tan lace “ {iss ior tor 35 London reduces these 35c | riday ct to, per yard, 0c quality 301nch Black Bea pretty line; uptodate col 25c Long Sleeve Ves' ’ ’ 8 SI e ts teen; washable, London sella | orings. London reduces these 15¢ those at, per 15¢ ta, pe 50c DRESS GOODS neck and long sleeves, « aay tne of 100 a garment Sweaters $2.19 Ladle: Doubie preanies, b Cont ere, all wool, fa S5e quality 524nch Wool Ratiste, ; 60c phen iy none come ing most all shades London re CLOTH, 886. duces these to, s . per yard 39c | Always retalle for 60c a yard; £ 18 nehe O10) 25c Stockings for 19¢ | soc, 75 AND $1.00 DRESS | Lyndon reduces the 20. Ladies’ Hone, biack or white GOODS, 2 | to, per yard... 38c lenq piain gauze, black, white | all of our SOc, The and $1.00 | ’ ve ia ess & yard Novelty Dress Goods, | 600 quality y eardinal or white, regular $4.50; never sold for less. 75c Skirts and Gowns widths 88, 40, 46 and 60 48 inches, London reduces these c all to, per Lona, white Bhirte with deep oy Were ey Wren | C ruffie and wide embroidery DEST 100-YARD SPOOL SILK, Be ALL-WOOL PANAMA '6inch All-wool Cashmere gnd Henrietta: all colors and black. London re duces these to 38c per yard..... Gowns of apot wualin, V neck with muslin Insertion and tucks, Sleeveless Vests 6c Women's pure white cotton, ribbed, taped neck and arme regular alses $1.00 Muslin Drawer- Chemise 69c popular y srawe? And Coy- mination; Dra hed and tueked; od with Ince Inver Grey Diankete—For 64.3% I prk Blankets >» bleached 10a, Sheets Rn. & G, CORSETS ‘111 SECOND A DEDDING MON Sheets I beps neas