The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 28, 1909, Page 10

WEDNESDAY THE BON MARCHE THE BON MARCHE ‘Women’s Linen Tailored Suits That Were Up to $50.00 a Week Ago JULY CLEARANCE 20 $24. ld up to $50.00 before our AND BLUE AND WHITE, AIN WHITE, AND WHITE, AVENDER ind insertion. 1en suit that should last a iifetime » Thursday at only omen’s si and $12, 50 Walkin Skirts Reduced t A ha * with a Wash walt ¥ A splendid o pnottuiity to secure all fr nes mn of its » and fine imported of bi e, brown, tan, agai We Otter $1.75 to $2.25 Lace Trimmed Walss for 9 | sale started Mon day with 1,200 from one maker ceeful that we ccoveul that wo 0 eo that there are ab very latest styles t y trimmed with enclennes lace and ¢ eota with etiff linen col 50 Walsts, Thursday, at 98¢ each. 43 MEN CAN GET $20 SUITS FOR 69 MEN CAN GET $18 SUITS FOR 87 MEN CAN GET $15 SUITS FOR Readjusting stocks, winding up the greatest July in the history of clothing business, brings forward | have offered in four years. SUITS FOR $10. ; astonishing ge we MEN'S AND All ages and sizes. All new spring and summer models in some of the season's finest fabrics and patterns are included in BLUE SERGES, BLACK ,» BROWN AND TAN MIXTURES. Every smartness and thorough good tailor work to rec- Thursday, Friday and Saturday—at $10.00, UNFINISHED WORSTEDSs, suit in the sale has inimitable style, Your pick for three days There'll be a rush for them, so an early visit is advised, s’ $1.00 Plain and Knickerbocker Pants at Ages 3 to 16 years; plain and knickerbocker styles; made of fine all- wool cheviots, tweeds and cassimeres, in stripes, checks and mixtures, chiefly gray and brown colorings. get these below cost of making. So you get them for SOc a pair. Main Floor--South I Door. The backward season enabled us to SOc A THIRD facut: A deiayed car load of iron beds that we have had on order for six months has come and is now on sale, made to sell at a fourth to a third more than we ask, and are worth it, but on account of the must stand the loss and we hand it over to you. Quality for quality, these prices are not to be matched. Make all the compari. BEDS 2 sacs A DELAYED CARLOAD ON SALE AT FOURTH TO ‘LESS LESS THAN THE THE | REGULAR PRICES These beds were THis BrD THis BrD Bed like cut, soasieted in white or } oon; sizes 3 ft 6 In. and 4 ft like cut, enameled In ed ies Hl Bed Hike cut, enameled In blue or 3 1 ieee 2 ft fin and 6 ft d 4 ft by # In wide Patra heay "esos "att post Bed tn af | the appearance of Bives good service; and bottom, fibre $3.50 Woven Wire Spi Heavy woven wire springs nardwood side rails, heavy coll a strong, serviceable apring ala very low weight 60 pounde 4 & thick, comfortable mattress at a fourth heavy cable strapa; 75e TO $1.00 TOSSED WAISTS FOR 25c 5c, 85c and $1.00 lines Bulletin ide MACARONI, PRG Tie May last two hours—may not | 25c Taffeta Skirting, 8:30 to 10:30, a yard ... inch mercerized s 10c Brass Rods, 8:30 to 10:30, each........ Heavy brass curtain rods ends, extend to 54 inches, br plete; Thursday morning at 5c each and cotton taffeta in plain black; | at 10c a yard, | 5c Toilet Paper, Tie Apron Gingham, 8:30 to 10:30, the roll... 8:30 to 10:30, a yard.... Good quality apron ginghams, a | checks and colors y { 1 t y Thursday morning 5c Naphtha Soap, | 8:30 to 10:30, a bar.... Proctor & Gamble's or Swift’ of naphtha soap; not over 3 bar | NO PHONE | 50c Size Danderine, | 8:30 to 10:30, bottle. ... It’s the great hair remedy” and sealp in 5c | | Large Pranee—Fancy It- | i 0e | | NO PHONE LAUNDRY HLS, Visitors to the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Maposiiion are lavited to visit Senttle’s largent store, fornia granutett A JULY (FAN ie BRIBERY BE 28, 1909. States Senate. fe candidate for the alder hat ha that woul r | but aa to the | sufficient evic purpe CHICAGO HIGHBROW them, | have my own new non Sabbath » Prof. Clyde Votaw of the Univeraity of Chi hool, who lectured he Bunday School university Bible the cher could up ¢ Beriptures sufficiently them. Prof. Votaw e the Sunday school pay ary existence than to the Scriptures. ALL SPECIAL DEPUTY COWMIGSIONS REVOKED Chief Deputy Sheriff John String er, acting sheriff during the absence of Bob Hodge, yesterday announced that he had revoked the commis sione of deputy of all the private | detective connected with private jagencies. He did thie because of jthe arreet of Mre. Edward Sanders, |who sald that she was arrested by | Private Detective M. R. Proebatel on the charge of defrauding an Inn keeper, and that Proebste! offered to let her go if she would pay the bili and give him $60 additional Stringer saye that, even if the story }is not true, he does not want even the suspicion of this kind of black- jmall to be hanging over the wher ifs office. ‘PROMINENT OFFICER Frank EB “Yierrin, grand worthy vice president of theh Bagles, is in the elty, and will deliver a lecture }tonlaht at the Bagles’ hall, He will be in the city tl) Thursday. INVITE REPRESENTATIVES, Brory muntetpality in the United States has been Invited to send two representatives to the American Prison Association day at the fair }on August 19. A special) program | will be arranged for that day at the | exposition BRIEFS BY WIRE CINCINNATI.—Colonel Leopold |Markbrett, mayor of Cincinnati, |dled yesterday, after a jong Hiness. Ho was minister to Bolivia from 1868 to 1671. 48 | SAN FRANCISCO.Wiliiam Mar. |tin, for several y: United States jeonsul at Hankow, China, stated today that the channel of trade now |flowing into New York will shift |within @ short time to the Pactfic jcoaat | BALTIMORE, — United States |Senator Wm. J. Stone of Missouri was for & short time last night junder arrest here ohar with at |tacking Lawrenge J. B n, & ne gro walter on a buffet car, | SAN FRANCISCO—It {9 etrong ly rumored among steamship men te that the operating agreement between the Pacific Mall company Kalba, is about to terminate SAN FRANCI8CO.—-Lottta Crab jtreo, the actress, famous in the jearly days of California ga “Lotta,” |was enriched today by the receipt of $96,605 finally paid over to her jafter ra of Htigation. EL PAGO, Tex.—-One thousand people were thrown Into prison, at least 10 were killed and many were wounded In charges made by Me foan cavalry, acéording to W Bissell of Phillipsburg, Kan Jarrived here from who | Sunday BERKELEY, C ‘The West is the place to find Americaniem,” de clared Be nial {dent of the University of Califor nia, ata banquet given last night, Jand at which hd Was the guest of |honor, Traveling Bags a do, MEEK TRUNK @ 010 Firet A HIM IN ME Man Who Ran With Bryan| Bitter About Defeat in 4 Effort to Reach United i,’ HANDS BIBLE A Me OF EAGLES IS HERE jand the Japanese ine, Toyo Kisen | Guadalajara, | the scene of riots Saturday | n Ide Wheeler, proa-| GIRL GETS | O00 nile wl |THE WAY HER LOCKS ARE ¢ WOULD PUT TO BLUSH TONGORIAL ARTISTS. (By United Brew.) BROOKFIELD. he four Heiche Ohto. d daugh had her hair nld make @ whist ar barbe hop ' ook tame, The lid was ‘ siyeot oar Jatruek | he was dragged about 0 feet and then rolled off the fen der under the oa The ) 1 Huff, had brake se On the ped, jump been applylr enoy all the time the eb r, and when he at the front eath the fr aw tuft f wie & nder th it what strand A suppor of hair t and pulled her ttch thel It found that the w der cover ad ere 1 off most of the ¢ V make public the}locks, Other than a few bruises ere, Kern sald: |she wae unhurt pocret 1} i of TWO ROYAL LOVERS | MANUEL, THE YOUNG KING) OF PORTUGAL, AND Hi8 FIAN., CEE, PRINCESS ALEXANDRA, GRANDDAUGHTER OF KING EOWARD OF ENGLAND. Watch The Star's Business Chance Columns for Good Things at | | a Bargain. STANDARD PATTERNS Ae WHOLESALE 1 WiS-101S FIAST AVENUE Mike 5) OT, sme WESTLA PLEURISY GOUT CORNS, BUNIONS ters, is conductin store. RU DOWN-TOWN BfoRE UPTOWN STORE ENTE AMER me Three Big Look at These Speciat HORLICK’S MALTED MILK Howpital siee y 69 regular $4 fe ‘ PINKHAM'S VEGETABLE COM POUND -K ; pected 1 E 25c TIN CTURES , 9c 2he WHIGK BROOM 7c be PHOTO POST CARDS—Ma LAPAC TIC PILLS HOMEOPATHIC OR PELLETS, ye 5c be NAIL SCRUBS. 5 7 BUTHERLAND BIGTERS Hae yee a 73¢ 5c for CHEWING GUM— 3 packages for ARMOUR'S SHAVING BTICK — Hegular 20¢ 14 for Cc “REXO” — The king of toni cures Indigestion, 4 ete Large bottle for THERMOS BOTTLES Keey pels Haan cold and the hot RHEUMATISM } | LUMBAGO | F. R. Spalding, the dise« g a pers but none with the undeniable rex Spalding Plasters nal letters from cured sufferers Pickled Pigs’ Peet Bolling Beef. , Rolled Roast... Day Such as Only The Qu oe a Wonderful Phe CURE onal der You have heard of many Come and see for yourself and readg pea Tonight and When shopping look up this numbert. PIKE PLACE MA 1622-24 PIKE PLACE, t CHICKENS DRESSED TO ORDER, "TTHURSDAY-FRIDAY- im i of Value-Giving ‘ker Can Offer, 88% COD Live, “ee; reglar OM REO RUBBER Toys. MNhoy and ee; at BUY EXPOSITION eat ir every letter 6 AY Py t 24 dove. ; ( FOR wy PHA ELECTRIC DRY CHLLs af BATTERIES ii MOTHERSILL Eby tra ‘ i ‘car shoul eal © alee { | NEURALGIA KIDNEY nd maker of theses (ration at out First ures for these ai d of cures enjoyed 7 q a high roll collar, trimmed broidered edge, in and white; extra Fine Bonnets, Lawn and Mull lace med; a touch of ribbon or | y; French, One -Third THE RELIABLE For Men Men’s fine Cambric Night Shirts, with or without collar, low V-neck or ony blue, lavender ll, regular made; the best garments in the market at CHOICE— 50c, $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 Baby Bonnets One-Third Off and Swiss and embroidery broidery, adding style and effect to many styles; all new, clean and dain- J Dutch and cuff effects; also the straw poke and fancy bon nets; worth 35c up to $5.00 CHOICE— KNO with em- trim turing cc fancy em- copper, oxidiz Scarf Pins Totem Poles, Ash Tra Baby Cups, Vanity Px All with off Off blem, SECOND AVE, OSHE AT JAMES 23c Y That will wash; new pasteleolom in old rose, reseda, wistaria, tan, i trope and blue; signs in floral and stripe inches wide; worth regularly, CHOICE= — Made by the Import Novelty Man any Brooches, 25 Hat Pins, 2 Leather Fobs RS > new and p of New York, in d, gilt and French 25e and S0e Pillow Tops.