The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 25, 1909, Page 16

THE THE BON MARCHE THE BON MARCHE THE BON MARCHE Fresh from our workrooms and the most stunning styles we have ever produced to sell at such a price! Just 250 Hats, so be prompt! All regular $8 and $10 values for variety of shap ill being the ve c blach t, blue, br I ¢ Hats are in a great ear. ‘The colors are in ilan The braid ure Japaneset Rice, \ \\ 1 that this is the mihinat We fee while they last Saturday, at, each, $5.00. 1 $10 ewhat t that have beer en, and n big der cannot | an ailk ribbon. fa nothin hat wt t every © made of fancy rough str the greatest bargain o! FREE TICKETS | i 16 THE STAR BON MARCHE | $8.50 and $10.00 Newly- Trimmed Hats, Saturday al it, $8.00 FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1909 STAR WILL PICNIC ITs cITY CARRIERS THE STEAMER WILDWOOD, WHICH WILL CARRY BO Ys, tm.) pany Girls’ $2.75 and $3.50 Panama Hats, $1.50 | Children’s $1.50 Tub Dresses for 98¢. THE STAR FINDS A PROSPE Cc TI VE woistridencad and most fay ill patient! ano aven |WIDOW ANSWERS LETTER ot 1 WIDOWER WANTING | pleasure will have prable ¢ WHOLESALE DRUG, Vt 2 DOWN-TOWN SfORE 13-1016 FIAST AVENUE UP-TOWN STORE PIKE OT, WESTLAKE AVE £ sU0-9TR Ue-ronn srome | We Have the | Kocaks and Supplies Original Cut Rate Drug Stores GARDINER’S BROMO SATURDAY SPECIAL ©THE Q TAC GUARUA of uo ITF OR KADAKY noes #0 ety) negatives Tomorrow's Specials at Seattle's LABEL GELATiNg I) lly fOr table og ~ 69 er BATH CAPS-—A & pound LANE’S RAT AND ROACH FLEXIBLE EMERY goam PASTE—Quick and 9 Regular 150 pac af 9c | : age, f , BORDEN’ bd MALTED MILK 29c ZYLONITE Baby RA colort; regu. pectal | To Pay Streak | A WIFE FRICTION BATH MITTS—Rog | ANYVO THEATRICAL F = i | fee os ccsucccssednisis @EU | f,.-.:3)naen | iSite eeuste |] Children’s 35¢ Rompers for 25c -wist WaT week J" anit "kosm, | Renato : | SMALLEST WOMAN | | very a tation ou STICKS i | IN THE WORLD, will | | 10 AEAD Tit FAs] } elm 8 | be one of the attractions | There are offerings here to interest every woman who has children to | Bat si 13 HUNT'S ROU 4 | » Pay Streak ing dress. The money-saving offerings for aturday are al ot the ordinary, and | To walt a week, wh PLASKS—Leat , ta 5 one 4 i | i the I Ay Hi ik visg ng | you can choose from one of the largest and best-selected cks in this country, | just in the most exciting part nea sag od wae ae anes earew { a ; P remal . a | at ee whe ne he : i ‘ ee i | ne it oy inder Of the ex | $1.50 WASH DRESS. | 5c ROMPERS 26¢ | Be PLAY UNESSHS, | THe W ASH DiSsEs, | i : ead th +f is rh cap; special, 45 2o NAIL BUFFERS OS c | . . ear : oe I . | MS, One Children’s Romp bead self-explanat enous have that wéek ach . tee | To spread wide the news, ers, made of blue | doubt but that length o weeks te the " K r e { | t you have been | limit she has asked us to give chambray gingham i r. Wellys a ec ire: ntle The readers of the serials run r | FREE TICKETS (good all | with belt and pock ales gPhone it tae atone te toe Batertay Sreninn aul ] next week) to every child J J) fon 38% Gar | et; collar bound with | Her name and address can be| will be doomed to di nent Expanding | accompanied by parents who |} || nigh oF White tape; ales 2 | bral rom the anawer box in the the ma with of pla 7 tn ) ish, visits the store Saturday. sises 1 to 6 to 6 years hte 4 years of tT 1 was he — - Beattie, Wash, June 28, 1909. | ditched end the baggage and ex To the Edltor—In looking ove pre oe care were burned, a car load — - — : eae 3 , lyour paper last evening 1 came|of Posts were destroyed. Another 9, heroes. ‘ad neerted for) car lo ad ia expected to reach here As per Cut MEN'S $5.00 OXFORDS, $3.85 || 25¢ NECK ACCESSORIES 10¢ | [J 8:3." "ss Si = * | I] am a widow mysel ing j _ | for mat 8 a4 men. Wo _ 1013-45 WOMEN’S $3 OXFORDS, $1 #8 d0e NECK ACCESSORIES Ce | |e cee . Pe | be about & feet, 10 Inches tall first } C c SO ee ye nes tn tad Ave Two Stores Only, But Both Mone Pi. no use for skinny mep, not in theT Qwing to to the © treque: nt . y Heavy purchases under most favorable ciret When warm weather really starts in, you can't have winter, anyway, He must have! niatnte that the tne the stances make possible these remarkable values | too many of these nmery style yt ligh ) dark last CT 3) eS es MEN'S $5.00 TAN OXFORDS $3.85. | now, before these special lots dis gee ie rap tees uae Be ncdes Light and Dark Tan Rassia Calf and w a very | iting of any fire cracke AE Bach gas i lglen pele | he NECK FIXINGS 100 And above al before the night of the ine iano rt) | heels, strictly uptodate lasts; ail opesneat ntl i mip tiger niger ’ : | sizes, all shapes, all widths. Sat [7 re oa, walk bomb AGENTS FOR urday $2.85 a pair medal ions of Ince as a finls OK r The World's waiee ouch; Far #, Gibson ib WOMEN’S $3.50 OXFORDS $1.95. § | ooh v seks; Erm ° = Broken lines of Women's $3.00 fag Giocka: Best Piano Best Piano and $3.50 Wig me organ - | Wash Collars, white edged with ie n & i with blank ridges or sizes In the Jot, but not in ail color; all regular %be goods Inches tall, weigh 150, dark brown | bullets, and anyone seen putting styles; cut for @ quick clearance riced for Saturday eyes and haly, age 38. I am p any explosives on the car tracks One Priced Piano House. ‘ to $1.95 a pair. Worth looking : Cc } F. Tak 4 ‘ el ? at refined, sympathetic and 8 Taki was arrested yester Fi i over, for if your size is here you'll SOc LACE DUTCH COLLARS, 2% siderate of others, Trust mi|day at First ay. and Columbia st 1406 rst Avenue t eet teprty seen, paryes. Just what you want-ererybody will give these few lines your kind|for violating this order wants—-Venise Lace Duteh Col lara, in_all manner of attractive designs: af! perfect fitting; regu Jar 60 values, priced for 25c | Saturday at | MAIN FLOOR, Boys’ $2 Shoes $1.29 | Youths’ $2 Shoes $1.49 All leathers, all widths, all sizes. Meazanine Fleer, Our Entire Stock of Men's Clothing, Again Tomorrow, in Two Lots and at Two Prices—Blues and Blacks Included ANY $15.00 TO $18.00 SUIT FOR $12.50 Nothing reserved—blacks and blues included—any man’s } Suit in the house marked $15.00 to $18.00, continuing Saturday, | at $12.50. Stripes, checks, plaids, plain blues, blacks and all the fashionable colors and colorings—choice of the entire lot at ANY $22.50 TO $30.00 SUIT FOR $18.50 Take your pick and fit of all the finest $22.50 to $30,00 Suits | in the store, continuing Saturday, for $18.50. Nothing reserved —blues and blacks included—stripes, checks and plaids as well; in the stylish olive, green, brown, gray, tan, and blue Main Floor—Houth Door. a moke en’s 25 Suspenders, 17e: Shirts, Hats for cool $, etc —the best sorts at savin Pa | and Suspender Men’s 25¢ and 35¢ Socks, 17¢ wanted kinds of Socks rest the thrifty-minded Newest Style Summer immer days, gs that will inte gathered BEST 2c SUSPENDERS, 7c); NEW DRESS SHIRTS, $1.00 Best in thie town—bout fn Just In—Summer styles; of fin town—for Bh he, Good, « «| eat percales and madras; plain cotton and isle webbing,| Sid pleated fronts; coat atyle leather “ends.” Bator with cuffe attached; large va day, a palr 17c | riety; all sizes; unquestion-| Limit, 3 pairs to a customer,| bly the best shirt $1 00. ' sold in Seattle for ABOUT OUR $2 FELT HAT, 250 AND 35c SOCKS, 176 Lisle and Cotton Socks, black| When you see our $2 Hat in with embroidered figure Derbies you'll wonder why | silk clocked, fa atripes,| anyone would want anything rain grays, Jacquards, etc Saturday, @ pair . ‘17 Shapes correct; C! guaranteed MAIN FLOOR colors | New shipment Minnesota ANY MAN'S $15.00 TO $18.00 SUIT IN THE HOUSE FOR $12.50 ANY MAN'S $22.50 TO $30.00 SUIT IN THE HOUSE FOR $18.50 Fresh Eggs 25c Dozen | fre Hatter i am | 906 | Vade | ‘a Salmon Hele hiy | biongd bread tine Baturday Cakew—Frewly | te, 18 Naleed 1c, 1 Have More Salespeople for Saturday | TRULY WARR The man you have been waiting for, sells only Men’s Sample Suits, made of America’s 5 woolen, fashioned by America’s most skilled tailors. THEY ARE THE PICK AND CREAM OF THE CLOTHING I receive goods every week from 50 nationally famous makers of high-grade suits. 1 morrow with about 800 to 1,000 newest spring styles at much less than actual cost of pre HAND TAILORED SUITS Single and Double Breasted Styles —Conservative as Well as More Ultra Effects. Tho Sults included in the offering possess a degree of elew and style not common to just ordinary makes. Qonservative styles for more mature men. Fancy cuf’s, lapels, novelty buttons, ete. Amorica’s beet $20 and $26 clothes $12.75 A SUIT Models for Men and Young Men —All Are Made to the Lat- est Dictates of Fashion. The following shades and fabrics are em- braced in this splendid collection of suite Blues, blacks and fancy finished and unfin- jehed worsteds, cash cheviote, ete. Rich she of tans ne, olive grays, blue, castor, in the fashionable atripe, None better made America’s beat $30 and $45 clothes $1 8.75 A SUIT Alterations free of charge, A perfect fit guaranteed, Never pay more than thie price. You wave balf in most instances, Rvery good ma here at a saving of from $10 to $25 on ry guilt SECOND FLOOR BURKE Come Early in the Day TRULY WARREN The Sample Suit Man—Open Saturdays From 8 a. m. Till 10 p. ™ BUILDING. | ROOM 202, SECOND AND MARION ST FREES ORL I Sell You Clothing at Less Than Ma facturers’ Prices and Se You $10 to $25 on Suit. That is a strong statement Warren makes good. I don't , sth rent down on the streets 1 pala cond floor, 1 don't i + month for window seem 1 handle only ugh my manu elect samples. Thre plea I show you advanced styles stance, tomorrow 1 will show yes you hand-tatlored Men's end TOSS) Suits for $12.76 that the sereess will show you in September Ott Mys« 4 associates j tock of samples of over ity # ‘ makers of clothes in the by us at a De bat a dinky tele why when I advertise « §% or a $4 ‘or $18.75, Tam ng, no Dutta. LOOK ME : UP SA Take Elevator and Ge ¥ Second Floor—Tura