The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 9, 1909, Page 17

16 MRT LA TR eo eR aa A r Hata will be of Interest to lows than traw brald ' ‘ } { it » bows. At $1.00, $1 Blacks and Whites Excepted, Saturday, for \ OF RIBBON, FANCY PIL) \ t \ I BROWN, .RED, BLU! ALI( \ Al HITE ‘Children’s $1.00 to $1.50 § sailor Hats Reduced re Be in & § and $1.50, but now you can Women’s Jt. 00 {0 Jt. 50 Long Silk Gloves, Pair Ee THE STAR—F *RIDAY, “inka 9, 1909. THE BON MARCHE THE BON MARCHE cee HEA blacks and whites ex full price, Wonderful n, COSSACK TUR ETHEL BARRY-g with GARLANDS OI OSPREYS, STREAM Hat th we consider trimmed with brown, blue, red i Any $7.50 to $12.50 Trimmed Hat in the Store ti} WAY ON A VACATION Girl With « a Personality Is Making Good With Amusement Lovers Just Because She Is Differ- ent. Mi88 ILA GRANNON, Know Tia Grannon? j ns of the clearance sales. The y "ve the dis Bho's the Girl with Three Sons } 1 es of we 7 12 id on length pure silk gloves, double tip ys, in black and @ Personality ; in black and white, ( which have been IC Along about the thne Garfle { sizes in the Clearance , Saturday, at $9 | ~~ oer ig a ares hide a#tork) ca on bach Pittsbura way 4 -- = —s ——- —~ = Dad bought ecigare for the Gang 4 W * , and mamma per congratula | s tory friends and ¢ fond { omen’s $3.50 Oxfords, $2.45 | | Children’s $1.25 Coats, 63¢ 1H es mene. = +f After which Mi h at the Crool World 0 Men’ § $5. 00 Tan Oxfords, $2.85 gains for Saturday, in new ur for boys and g of | WOMEN’S $3.50 OXFORDS $2.45 iding all sixes in patent leather te ay ta t hoco i kid, black 5 oan saree oat ; $ wad § slues at $2 MEN'S $5.00 OXFORDS $2 . Including tan calf, chocolate kid, pat dull matt kid top; Russian black vicl kid Oxfords, all 1 widths, $2.55 a pair BOYS’ $2.00 SHOES * 49 Solid through and throv made tough fd leat oak tan a ather wine 1 to 5%, at $1.49 the pair GIRLS* $2.00 LOW SHOES $1.20 Ankle tles and pumps for big and Nit tle girls; sizes 8% to 2; made of choc nd lack kid, ooze calf and gun- metal enlf; Saturday $1.29 pair CE rene irae feted sere narra ree Messanine Floor | any woman's money, But we'll sell you t the belt Eociplete i the Prettiest will go first . 2 P Nothing is reserved— everything A and w s 5 nades of green, smoke, stone, brown and tan. Any $18.00 to a 6 to 16 ye j sack suits thing to sult. Com the > olde st inhabitant d Russian Blouse styles, with la nade; blues, tans, browns, grey Main Floor, South Door. W men's Was ibray, Fast black, fine rib, lisle thread Stock , seersucker 1 gingha an e, tan and | ings; manufacturers’ “seconds” of 15¢ | gray t morning from 8:30 to 10:30, | goods; Saturday morning, 5c pair. NO | 6% each, NO PHONE ORDERS PHONE ORDERS | durable; Saturday morning trom 8:30 t matoe 10:30, 15c each. NO PHONE ORDERS : 25c White Aprons, 8:30 to 10:30, each........ 5c 7\4c Apron Whit \pre of wide ) | Satur ing each, NO PHONE | colors; Saturday morning from 8:30 to 10:30, 5¢ yard a SILK LSE BELTS, SATURDAY Any Man's $18.00 to $27.50 Suit in the Store, ATE Boys’ $5 Wool Suits, $2.95: Boys’ $1 Tub Suits, 59¢ The July Clearance Sale of Men's and Boys’ Clothing brings absolutely the best values 25c Fruit Presses, 25c Tomato Catsup, 1 8:30 to 10:30, each..... Sc 8:30 to 10:30, bottle... 1 e2C and Griffon’s California brand; from ripe to- | ind pure spices, of delicious flavor; | morning, pint bottle, 12%c; limit | 4. NO PHONE ORDERS li, Gingham, lawn, | 8:30 to 10:30, yard 5c | Standard Apron Gingham, all Children’s $2.50 Coats, $1.25. A clearing-out of Children’s White Summer Coats at half price r has only begun. The gems of the collec will be found among lingerie coats; lace the gre trimme from this season—but at prices worth your while to pack away till next s¢ year Some left son $1.25 Coats Are 63e $2.50 Coats Are $1.25 $1.98 Coats Are 99 $5.50 Coats Are $2.75 GALS 6150 WHIT DK Made of white lawn Insertion of the other has cluster ¢ juarter sleeves and hig years CHILDREN'S 28° DRESSES 106 f striped ome OMEN 7. DMAWweEns the Made of cambric: staes t and 8 yeare only nished with a ruffle and three fine tucks Second Ploor “Ratarday for 2Se, Recollect Main Floor ever offered. A glance at the following trio of bargains for Saturday will quickly convince you--and they're but a few of the many offered Any Man’s $18.00 to $27.50 Suit in the Store lor ifty styles, hand-tatlored garments, of the finest imported and mestic woolens, including blue serges, black unfinished worsteds, and all the really fashiogiable sult, Saturday, at $14.50 oo Lots Boys’ $3.50 to $6.00 Woolen Suits, Choice the odds and ends of Boys’ Suits bunched for a speedy clearance Satur in the lot, but not In all numbers. Included th ove and two pairs of trousers, straight or e y colors and kinds to particularize, but all are good, and you and look them over, or send the boy along. He can do as well | Extra laree, crisp sour ar 20¢ cl and NO PHONE ORDERS Cheese Nich 1 fy hh Coffees te the AlnskasYukou-Vacific Exposition are invited to vinit Seattle's largent atore, blend i excellent fla f MARCHE * 5a BYall themael ves of its conveniences, no obligation of any nature tx entailed. trength; Pi ‘THE BON MARCHE SATURDAY MORNING SALES. No Phone Orders Accepted for Morning Sales. $1.25 Wash Skirts, Infants’ 15¢ Hose, 8:30 to 10:30, one Sires .69C 8:30 to eu ime... ae About four years ag a Hearing, and Miss lla veered tnt Vaudeville. And since that time it's been Carved Cow for Na. ‘ She's been over the Big Time weat of Chic | | jpull that nature faking stu | No Dwarfed Dresses for Da Boy planted in an Hox as a Life or » ©” OME for lla anelet plugger make pound on the Ia. And He business. Vaudev jem, There's not at in a be (her, Ar ing takes another whirl ¢ the cireuit, L hope there are others nnon oO gay she's home like you, Mi Oh, I nearly form at the Orpheum thie week. Only @ few more opportunities to see her before she says “Kiahowya Better drop in and Investigate alam, It's diatinetly Worth While EDDIE noY DEN sani WOMAN HS ~ LOST A RUBY GARTER wilted Pree) REDWOOD, Cat, July %—All Redwood city le for the silken, ruby stud Mre Louls Baume Fran lelseo, The det in the cldep is wed at §200, but Mre, Baumgard. ner affirme there ts another and far greater ronson for ile recovery lt was a birthday present from her husband, and must be found Mra. Baumgardoer wee a mem ber of a Fourth of July motor party to the Hotel Del Monte, and during the return trip to this city the gar ter apparently slipped into the dusty roadway. HOME BROKEN UP. | ‘ wortH ta The mangled remains of Levi R Leduc, a veteran of the civil war were found on the main line of the Northern Pacific Ratlroad company tracks yesterday, Among the things recovered n the body w Jeoaked restraining order Yakima county superior bearing date of Wedne: made the old man homele hibiting him from visiting the house occupied by hin wife, who had begun an action for divorce from him. MAKES TEST OF LAW. (iy United Press.) | TACOMA, July 9—The constitu tionality of the new antlclgarette law was assailed yesterday in the case of the state against Dr, T. F Snook, the dentist who was fingd in the police court for smoking clear ettes, and through his attorney de murred and carried the case to the or court. Judge Clifford, of under advisement BENSON GETS RESPITE, (By United Pree.) SAN FRANCISCO, July An other day of respite before his term begine has been granted to lowner, who ts In jail under sen tence of a year's Imprisonment for defrauding the government of val vable timber lands. This was granted to permit the hearing of his motion for an apeal. BRANDENBURG RELEASED. (My United & ST. LOUIS, Mo., Ju ton Brandenburg t and newspaper writer, who cused of abducting his stepson, James Shepard Cabanne HI, has been re jleased from jail on $1,000 bail EDUCATORS ELECT. DENVER, Colo, July 9—J, Y ‘Joyner, superintendent of schools in North Carolina, ben elected Brough “WANS KILLED od Press.) | MA, Wash, July 9. whieh | by pro: | the superior court, took the case} {John A Benson, miiiionaire land! | WHOLESALE DOWN-TOWN STORE WI3-1015 FIRST AVENUE UP-TOWN STORE PIKE aT, ane WE STLAKE AVE | iat tue w VOwnerdes THEQUAKER SEUSTIFOR MESS Ore} a i | Special Savings on Live Iter Allen's Foot Ease—The 10¢ Pe ra Liquid Foot Ease Cure 4 ne 4 h ' d alded ‘ f * sine; ler; per bottle 2he | 1 ‘e Boracic Acid { Tea 1 box f 42¢/| 4 te Kidney and Backache Pille—<( aed Freckle rellef cox § 406 16; the thy Doan’s Kidney Pille—T f B0¢ | impe Le 1141s dhe Glad- Pheet—Cure und t foe an ideal “ty Per 9 UB; excahiegh 8 tor excellent Lambert's Tooth Wash . regularly at) A. Y. P. Souvenirs Perfume Specs wf VIOLETTE =» Agai » maported fey ie, Stationery Specials FINE LINEN CORRESPOND ENCE PAPER—lacked 26c BOX PAPER AND ENVEL 106 "WAITING TABLET— bc Bpec Very eet 5e per ounce in | HAND-PREST VELLUM—25 lopes; reg GREEN CARNATION — : 1 freshly ‘a | arly leper 4 Standard Patterns Standard Pat for August for August Now Ready. Now Ready, HECOND Ave NOSHER' AT JAMES Bargains All Through the St All Summer Merchandise at Reduced Clearance Sale Prices Shirt Waists for Saturday’ sSelling Men's Summer Underwear at at Special Prices - Clearance Sale Prices 4 Balbriggan Underwear,. awn Shirt Waists.....s0000++.-80¢ W hite | sle K e Drawers . 81.38 Shirt, n of finest quality yarn . . + BL.75 $1.00 To 3.25 Lawn Shirt. Waists...........82.50 wear $1.25 $1.75 Lawn Shirt Waists $2.50 Lawn Shirt Waists... Ps 500 newest styles Elastic Silk Belts, all possible color signs; satin effects, etc., etc.; values up to 75c; spec ily Clearance Sale, Choice ossecsevees Ooeereeecese Concer eeeereereereeeceseeesssessees ore 380 beautiful new Ladies’ Summ t clasps. Many of these belts are worth $1.25 t sha exquisite bu ; July Clearance Sale PTICES oeveccseccerevvveesecsseveres be wewes 34 #PErasc% nsisting of go there are about 4 h the season Our Ia garments in this | ce cerneeee for $1.25 and $1.5 Notions at July Clearance Sale Towels and Crashes al July Co Prices for Saturday’ § Selling ance Sale Prices 35c Pad Hose Supy “Naiad” Dress Shic nainsook 20¢ Boxes of Hair Pins, each box conta ; 350 pin 10¢ | 10c Glass ( Sc Best Quality Toilet Soap; special, pe 1 : dozen cakes ...+ : 45e | 162-35 ( 1S Imported Pin Cubes, colors black j ¢ ( Whit sesoeceeveees Sc dan 0a) 4a us IE OAS wels Silk Ribbons at Jul y wide; alway the entire lot, ¢ per yard Satin Finish Ribbons; Messaline Finish Ribt ar Lot of Beach Hats and Sun Bonnets—T9 « t the ent Saturday; 1 4 1, only, cach. .ceceeeee Ceeereereerereerees er eeteeeneene wenet specia I The Store That Guarantees You Satisfaction Always -~ SECOND "AVE. AT JAMES | president of tho National Mduea- | eee RE A Dr. Irwin Shepard, of Winona, W was reelected secretary. Wanted Water—Finde Gold, GARFIBLD, July %—N. Barns, who Ia drilling a well on his lot near the Inland Blectrie depot, took out m 00 YOU WAN | RENT OR EXCH, no Ce shea ‘ t a v BU ‘Knabe Best Plano Wl es sonia’ One Priced Plano House, ‘ | aiid s t | Do you want t A fine gold and one plece as large as 1406 First Avenue |i c Nj 8 pea