The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 2, 1909, Page 16

16 THE STAR~—FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1909 eeeepeneeeeeanaae es FEMALE BANDIT IS moinue o THE KER~2 3 THE BON MARCHE THE BON MARCHE | THE BON MARCHE IDENTIFIED BY ie = DRUG Co RETAiy HER VICTIM | iia a na ara PIKE OT, me WESTLAKE AVE FREE To (0 ALLSEArig lly mulatto, haw boon identified t od th oH “F000 ‘it 3 hr oe rar tw curtownsrons. Tit ‘ F ner toe $5.50 to $8.00 Newly Trimmed Hats, Saturday $3.50 a cm SSH “e oe a Bath Bath Room| $2.00 New Loe Garden Sailor Hals, Saturday #8 ncn = “| Necessitial IN HOT boc TRINAL CONTROVERSY | | ceuien I fill thi Mes artment in ‘the aftert 2 00 syn Garden Sailor neal Satur ety at Ie | 8% io t0 8, 00 Trimmed als, Saturday $3. 50 And Sundry Other Specials for Quick Sale eae fs and Saturday bo Bath Towsle—4 vila, if ¢ 0 , : DRG 4 AND BLUE. Chole ain SLAGK, WHITE, hy ANT wis tary AP SAA 5 GIRLS’ $2.00 AND i 50 ats SATURDAY AT $1.50 Garden : Sw Trin ‘ rn, autian and 60c Bath Brushes! A $1.25 Bath Brushes fee quality; each”. .0OC s+ A ap 10c aaa | Loofah Sponges Larg g-Hani ndied Nail full } Fas +w) . a Penal ee Pictures Everywhere "i OTHE FOURTH ines oe & et Srushee—Made by My Ca De nate WOMEN’S $3.50 TAN AND BLACK OXFORDS, $2.45 A PAIR seed Ji. 00 WHITE boil Sareee 8 A PAIR arch outward today, fo Saturday a goodly in tl 1 eas aad { White Oxfords at a fourth to one-third less than re ur pr \Il sizes in the ss Srows Suede Gibson Ties $3.50 Tan Kid Oxfords f= | $3.50 Gray Suede Gibson Ties CHOICE AT AT iz 50 anneet irae Tiet F 3.50 Gunmetal Oxford Ties 50 T: If f | | § aC pote Oatorce | $3.50 Plain Toe Oxford Ties $5.50 Chocolate Kid Oxfords | $3.50 Patent Colt Oxfords 4 $3.50 Russia Calf Oxfords $3.50 Patent Kid Oxfords | $3.50 Tan Suede Wizard Ties | $3.50 Brown Kid Oxfords All Sizes in All Styles THE PAIR PAIR All Sizes in All Styles f | Women’s Misses’ and Children’s White Canvas Oxfords © you turn @ pie the touching of the its beautiful boul. 8 and shore ds and the won. P. exposition Seat. rtunities tanequal- ty in the fand, Get kodak, s and supplies at HOLIDAY AT NAVY YARD. ember, too, that $ and prints for | Women's sizes, 2% to §; regular price r 7 \ , ‘ _ iss © al seat C 98c ve SAP ‘ an do ft yourself Chile sites 8% to 11; regular price r 1 He ogy eerees i 190 79¢ kai | poy m A eclal lot from a good maker to be sold at one-fourth to one-third less than regular prices ay after 0 15 Mezzanine Floor ex of th First The men ven | Ave. Two Stores Only, but Both Me oy co 3 t he wit 4 Strawberries! Fresh Strawberries! Satur o -aBor | Saturday is “Strawberry Day” at the Exposit and The Bon Maret For t | we've secured 5,000 boxes of FRESH-PICKED Strawberries to distribute at a mere | S¢ A BOX. And such Strawberries !—bigger and finer than you generally get—s1 licions flavor. To allow time to get the frult from the dock, the sale will atart at 10 8. m. No (telephone orders will be ae cepted, » delivered and agles will be ttmtted to five boxes to each ensto Vourth Floor | Roast Beef; slived; pound. Be | Sandwiches * An kinds; | Ripe Oliv ves; per can Layer Leper ny | Veal Loaf; sliced; pound s0¢ euch . Se and 10¢ | ibe and aie the ovens al poate Saveage; per pound Sardines hg: y Norwe pin | Retishes—Large variey of pi lea, cho | Topay’s STYLES TODAY | Hs SHS AT a me B5¢ obers we = % key opening can: w chow or India re ish Ginger rea | Boiled Ham; correctly boiled, 12's¢ | specially priced, bottle ise brend tina, « preased and trimmed; sliced; sine Cheese—Rich, creamy as | Sandwich Gr ead; square loay will please th | pound . Shap eas 10e meatic; pound 25¢ | each 10¢ aed Ihe loat Ny United Pr ANY MAN’S $15.00 TO wT SUIT IN THE STORE, $12.50 ANY BOY’S $6.50 TO $10.00 SUIT IN THE STORE, $5.00 Bargains that will help you enjoy your Fourth of July vacation. $12.50 FOR ANY MAN’S $15.00 TO $18.00 SUIT WE OWN Nothing reserved—blacks and blues included—-any Man's Suit in the house, marked $15.00 to $18.00, Saturday at $12.50, Stripes, checks, plaids, plain blues, blacks and all the fashionable colors and the balance at your | ss AT (By Valied Frees.) a am ape Mi. Ju ° of jot ft DCMLONS BOOK BO, i 3 F § colorings—choice of the entire lot for $12.50. \# Fe Cotes ten e Just think of it! Your unrestrieted cholce of all the Boys’ Suita In our entire stook @ ¥ at $5. Hundreds of them and they're worth from 3/.60 up to $10.00. BLUES AND BLACKS INCLUDED Included in this great offer are Double Breasted Coat Suita made of fine worsteds velours, cashmeres and genuine Scotch tweeds, sizes 6 to 18 years; in a sterling collec tion of this season's nobbiest patterns and colors, facluding new grays, new browns, new Pepe oaks: and stone shades, Suits that have been selling for $6.50, $7.60, $8.50 and $10.00; cholce of the entire lot Baturday at $5.00. OU “eleventh-hour” fellows—you who have put off the buying of that Summer Suit be cause you’ve not found it convenient to lay out Ge i man thelr apprehension was kept secret | Boys’ $2.50 Tub Suits, $1.50 | Boys’ $1.50 Tub Suits, 79 TACOMA CAN NOW H Ages 2% to # hog materiale Madras, | Ages 2% to § years; materiale Chambray | . . . | Glogs Galatea; colors blue, gray and | aadras a Gingham, colors blue, gray, tan, BUILD BIG PLANT so much cash—why not buy it now—in time for Main Floor the “Fourth.” Liberal Credit Is ready here for YOU—no fuss, no red tape—just say you'd like to open an account—and we'll fix up the terms to suit YOU. No better stock in the city to do the choosing from. “Bradbury System” " Clothes are here in all the glory of the new summer styles and fabrics, priced to please, as well as complete lines of Hats, Shoes and Furnishings. (By t | TACOMA wit J CHILDREN'S $1.25 TUB DRESSES, 98¢ || Ki CHILDREN’S Tie TUB DRESSES, Me Special purcha n urday, in tiine for | general hot wedther vear of July Out SS Me | Se WASH DHESSES ate noh Dresses faah Dresses of per ¢ Come in TOMORROW—any time—and we'll turn out your Suit it good shape before we go hore. ; AND Don’t hesitate to ask for Credit—you're heartily welcome to it DAY | SATURDAY AT THE | | A 12. BPOION Stere Open Till 10 P. M., in the Evening Mxposition are invited to viatt Beatties largest atore, Visitors to the Alaska-VYakon-Pacific es oe ee oe Bont a a! b wean range Sathorn 1332-1334 Second Avenue 209 Union St. : and avail themselven ii cop sentenees) no ubiigation of any Baiure Ix ontatled, 1 at the Mmannel 24s “Seattle's Reliable Credit House’ uroh, Ponting ay, and Bast | ne at, yesterday, and will con tinue tl July 7,