The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 23, 1909, Page 16

BON MARCHE THE BON MARCHE THE BON MARCHE THE BON MARCHE Seattle’s Best Saturday Bargains at The Bon Marche $12.50] ine maternity style =) $17.50 and $20.00 : Values, Saturday Picture on Right MISSIN @4.00 WASH SUETS 64.05, WOMEN'S 94.00 PHTTIOOAT SL 55 AN 52 VALU «Be ‘Children’s $1.75, $2.00 and $2.25 Tub Dresses Reduced to Only The Bon Marche offers for Saturday the | yearly clean-up of all the better tub dresses “a little earlier French Gingham and Madras in the long-waisted i Dutch neck $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 Untrimmed Shapes, 50. Just 400 of these Made of fancy satin ui can take your choice of the Then, with the addition of a little trim- hapes in four charming h-worn burnt to $1.50 untrimm styles at this rema We took all the maker had. lasts for the small sum ming, you will have another stylish summer hat for a trifle, $8.00 TO $18.00 TRIMMED HATS, $5.00 A sweeping reduction in ‘Trimmed Hats to clear out The deepest cut of the entire season newly trimmed hats, all of recent creating, including all the several favorite shapes, many being individual models hand-made hats of chrysanthemurn braid, Milan, of pearl straw, of Yeddo braid and other fashionable ; trimmed with flowers, quills, wings, velvet, fanc } ment while this lot | | } | | | for children ye, fancy feathers, ibbon, satin dr BL oO D; CUIT, LEATHER, N, WHITE, ETC itively worth from $8.00 to $18.00, now reduced for quick $1.25 BUNCHES OF FLOWERS FOR 25¢ As a companion offering for the shapes including ROSES, BUTTERCUPS, BLU VALLEY, FRENCH FORGET-ME.NOTS, ROSES, LILACS, SILK POPPY BUDS and other blossoms. Flowers ;} Worth up to $1.25, choice Saturday At 25¢. Second Floor, ——————————e piping or plain ma } terial; sizes | to 6 years; noth- | ing reserved, no matter what thelr former prices have been. Our regular $1.75, yioes and | $2.28 values, all go S | at $1.45 cach, $12.50 A tabdleful of Mowers, LLS, LILIES OF THE PRAYS, SMALL PINK ‘THE BON MARCHE’S WINNING PRICE FOR MEN’S $20.00 AND $25.00 SUMMER SUITS IS You'll have to come to The Bon Marche Clothing Department Saturday (Main Floor) if you want to share in these Men’s Suit bargains. can't be had at such cut prices always. We can’t keep it up forever. Such suits | We were lucky to get that surplus suit stock at | about 50 cents on the dollar; and you are lucky if you come + here Saturday and get one of | these $20.00 to $25.00 suits for $12.50, the difference between $12.50 and $20 or $25 is just as good to you as if you found the money. Brown Suits; not only 3 iced’ cheviote, cassimeres and worsteds; all wool and dif- Exclusive fabrics that are con look for the label. | $12.50 BOYS' $4.50 AND $5.00 SUITS $2.50 lines, but all sizes from 6 to 16 years Plain Pants Suits with hey are all-wool, in the latest styles, , Black Suits, ( s and mixtures as well. ferent’ from ordinary suits you find in most clothing stores. fined to the esteethe name would create a sensation if we published it- u don’t come Saturday you may your chance, at, only........seseseereeee 75¢ FOR BOYS’ $1.50 TUB SUITS. Just when you need them, too—it's The Bon These Suits are splendidly made of fine percales, madras, gingham and cham tay, pink, as well as all manner 4 to 9 years; in colors, but snappy clearance of brok are represented double-breasted coat, and Knickerbocker Suits All are made with linen ‘taped seams sand are ‘double stitched tans, Oxfords nt fancy stri ~ and checks, Saturday W018 00d 8 eere'etee PINEAPPLE, 12!¢ A AN Are you fond of Pineapple? a chance to get a supply much under We have 50 cases fancy Singapore oat in pure sugar syrup, Jozen $1.45, can 12%c ter take advantage of this offer Saturday sure Fourth Floor bray, in tan, of checks anc ‘ regular $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 Tub Suits, Te Apron Check Gingham Yard, Only Standard apron check gingham, only medium size checks, but all col- The usual 74 grade, No Phone Orders. 10c Condensed Milk, 8:30 to 10:30, a can..., Butterctip brand, sterilized, y *, green, brown, black, from 8:30 to 10:30, at 4%c yard. Boys’ 65c Wash Suits, - 8:30 to 10:30, a pair... Suits of German calico, bray and crash; ages 2% to 9 beni morning 3%c suit, Saturday morning i ALG And you had bet- A %c 1 No Phone Or- | _|_Phone Orders. gian pack, In of] or tomato erisp and tender; or half strips; CANE wiciesssvenes oe New rich creamy Visitors to the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exponttion are invited to vinit Seattle's largest atore, iMA reahly cured; Sat Clam Chowder THE BON the ovens all day; deliclously seasoned; Fraternal Brotherhood Will Be in Full Swing On Exposition Grounds Tomorrow. Tomorrow will be Fraternal Brotherhood day at the A-Y-P. ox m, and the local and visiting nd ur rank team e day & parade ound: o'clock, ending at the Auditorium where J. M. Martin, chairman of the A-Y-P. committee, will call to order the formal meeting of the day. The speakers will be either Vice President McGraw or Director Supreme Becrotary H, V. Davis, of the Fraternal Brotherhood; Judge Milo A. Root, Dr, C. W, Pierce, of California, and George 8. Adgiph lieutenant general o the Uniform Rank A basket luncheon will be er joyed in the park along Lake Wast ington, and o'clock will occur the first co Grille in the V hington bullding At 0 the drill team wil ea dress parade at the Btadl At 7 o'clock the ore will, at tend a reception at t California building, and at & the drill teame will appear at the Washington buliding for the award of prizes which will be followed by an fr formal dance 0.6. 1. ELEGT THEE _ OFFICERS FOR A YEAR (Hy United Press) EVERETT, July 24-—A banquet] lnat completed the third day's session of the Good Temp lore of the who are bolding thelr annual convention tn this city. The delegates expect to be present at th Alaska- Yukon Pa | cifle fair, at Seattle, on Templars day. Officers were « ted as fc lowe of Custer, grand Cottertil 4, H. Barringe hief templar; George F Seattle; W. P. Hershey Walla; Mra. W. P. Hershey Walla; Mra. EM. Pet N, O. Baldwin, Pomeroy U'Parrell, Ortang 1 son, Spokane, delogate international council, The next eeasion will be held at Chautaw qua, midway between Seattle and | Tacoma. James RK or (My United Press) | BAN FRANCISCO, July 28 HHiee Captain Michael oentury of service on the lforee by shooting Bernard Lagan, |}r., June 2%, while intoxicated diamissed offi morning wh guilty, on a charge of intoxication i Conboy was represented by counsel | He de} at the board's hearing jclined to discuss the verdict, which | Was unanimous, PICNIC TO BE HELD BY 1OWA SOCIETY Whether you belong to the Iowa \soclety or not you are invited to jattend an informal plenic to be} jatven by the Ladies’ ithe Jown society at Woodland park | on Tuesday afternoon next one {6 to bring his own lunch, and ¢ will be spread on the | » big open space near jthe boar cages. Every lowan liv ing or vistting in Seattle or near here may consider himeelf Invited | This delightful pienic was planned | |by the ladies in order that all jlowans might become acquainted before lowa Day at the A-Y-P. E,, jwhich will be August 12. Great |preparations are being made for }lowa Day. The program will tn lelude a parade, reception and dance }at the Armory | FAVORS INCOME TAX Datted Presa) corpo¥ Geoyge W. Perkina, as P. Morgan's right-hand man, and who brought a party of Fast-| | Alaska on the! | private yacht Yucatan to inapect| interests | here, declared himaelf in favor of | the proposed corporation tax in an Perking is jern capitalists to |the Morgan-Gugeenheim interview here. Mr. joredited with saying that he be jlleved the tax would jthing for the government, that it ought to be adopted. SHOT DEAD BY BURGLAR HOT SPRING Jable to free himeelf from th of Mra. B. P. Dorrance, of Hi Mont., shot and killed her in her |apartments at a local hotel yester day. Mr. Dorrance, when the shot was staggered through the dark: ened room and caught bis wife as! of the of the Dorrance collapsed and has been unable to |fired, jehe fell. After briefly telling }ooeurrence when attaches hotel reached the scene, make a further statement. vive = have been arrested on 8 Reedy Justice. Ww. ALL ye WAt July £8 Thompson lan a Ss Jail in a hurry yesterday, He stole a trousers from a harvest han¢ 45 minuteg later he serving a threo days’ sentence. PORT TOWNSEND, July a9 The gunboat Yorktown arrived last of two days at thie During the absence of tee night for a sta: sae orpedo boats in Alaska Waters gunboat will cruise about the sound, visiting many ports, Old 1018 FIRST AVENUE PIKE ST, Walla} Walla} nttie: | to the 1910) POUCE CTA FIED - Po | Joseph Con-| }boy, who wound up a quarter of a) local | oard of police | | commissioners returned a verdict of | Auxillary o af | Every-| Alaska, July 22.— who is known) | be a good) adding » Ark, July 23.— | With her husband a witness to the attack, but too feeble to ald in the | strugglo, an unknown burglar, un- Fred pair of and commenced DOWN-TOWN STORE UPTOWN STORE WESTLA ThANEER mw AVE p ot everyday glance should sal to start the ‘2uaker stone LUST Nits NAIL ENAMEL, |! PEBECO T0OTH , ~ cake fort . The cake 10¢ pare LUSTRITE CUTICLE 60FT LIQUID GREEN aor LUSTRATE NAIL BLEACH ft Oe G re 15¢ i ape de) ize for . 444, LUSTR.ITE GTAIN REMOVER ORANGEWOOD ® for the hand r Per bottle 15c EMERY BOARDB., Me GOLDEN ROD BKIN FOOD nen Th wlre es 7c CAUSTIC POINTS, f fi 5c 8a alee orn, Warts, moles The 10 kind fe BTILLMAN'S FRECKLE DR. GRAVES' TOOTH POW 5 ‘ T00 0 t ay TOOTH POW 17¢c sounsead i. i COLGATE’S RIBBON DENTAL CREAM EL PERFECTO VEDA ROGE ROUGE Get Your Kodaks and Supplies What you get will be fresh—always. We 200| ince 22¢ 6p EARMINT Gum : sen for bee 7) a aa. bf ee enlarge for ours better it themselves. met ar. THE QUAKER DRUG ( TWO STORES ONLY, BUT THEY'RE BOTH quicker Standard ans Patterns 1 National Linen a as An express ship ward by our buyer York, offers rem stylish Wash National as Repp Suits. The saving nounced and will be m chased by those inne suits, Exactly like plete 20 in the purchase. ored and trimmed. them as follows: $10 Nationa Suits, A Two-Piece Bult, and uptodate skirt; or Pink; trimmed be Persian brald collar; all $9.50 Wash Rt Suits, Two-Piece Sult, I with self-colored cord, fully trimmed; White, Lavender or Pink; & sizes. You'll like this like the illustration, ~ = 1 Summer Underwear The popularity of our Men's Section is growing q underwear time is bere, and our stocks bid for sour aa ues unexcelled 7 Cooper's Blue and White Stripe ; Men's Porosknlt Lisle Underwear; very light in short and and cool for hot weather. Reg- short _ ular $1.50 per gar seated; tn ment; July spectal. 1.35 50c Medilcott-Morgan Silk-finished Balbriggan Underwear for ’ men, In white; double seated Men s 3 drawers; regular $1.00 / : . values; a garment . 90c Cocee beck Men's Roxford Underwear, in | Bu bn fe “ cream and ecru; long and | Speclsh « short sleeves; long and short | drawers; double seated draw- ere; regular Tho; July 65 ie blue, special, per garment c white Men's Coat Shirt, Knee Draw- 1, sult. July special ers, Bilk-finished Balbriggan; double seated drawers; regu- | Men's Fancy Colored. lar 760; July special, 65c fon Suits, regular per garment $2.00; July MEN'S "Seal The Best $1.00 Shirt on Sale Tomo Fifty atyles in neat stripes and small figured. also p inforced; Cuffs attached; plain bosom; ore and white, Strapped, reinforced shouldere for every taste, Your choice TOMORROW AT AT. JAMES