The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 30, 1909, Page 16

16 i i Whatever.you need to round out your summer outfit can b Hi are unusual in attractiveness and decidedly unusual in the low prices | a season that developed so many chances to buy smart appare ing here, $12.50 and $15 Tub Dresses, $6.95 work lars, others , corn, with tan, ohare Colors i \ 1 avender and mnt pink erent ee wistar catawb wh | | taffeta, in black, navy, red, green, wine, wistaria catawba, gray, mode, tan vender; 1 quality linene; in plain white deep Spanish flounce and underlay of percatine, ' and single and double-breasted | to its serviceability; trimmed 4 traps and folds F 24-inch coat models; sizes 6, 8, 10, 12 and 14 goods | Second Floor pt hinks Paname ek Black, white or | brown, whit et ribh f gros apes, large avery One you | next seasur always « New Lots From Lots From That Purchase of That Purchase of ‘CREAM OF WHEAT We SIZE FOR 17 The most nourishing of all breakfast foods _paturday, The extraordinary popularity three packages 50c; the offering and it a tact easily G9 cash for an entire stock and dictated Breakfast Recon nicely streaked wit meat, whole or half strip, Saturday, Ib Proakturte—Howe ¥ Seasoned turday, tb. Sugar fat and lean noxerranrvenimnsnaanaennngeshiaaes nade Children § i. 00 Tub Suits, $3.98 |g...” Up to 75¢ Values for 2% THE STAR e supplied pete We | under its worth as this s Taffeta ilk ana Velvet bandp ana bows. I pe bows, were § to $2.76—now Get if you don't need them now, Children's Bal JEWELR Indicates from his sale of peweity | 1, that prices rar the tert 1s—that's why i | +: fn Dut | Hack Combs, handsomel ' Kippered Salmon Fresh } gold, }, turquolee, « settings; alo ervetées. : newly kippered. | topes Ral ib Hrovehes, Bar Pins, Col Harretios, in ehell an hae that | pint 15¢ Tomato gutiafact bottles Saturday, dos. botue Sardines Imported | Notweat an oft or tomato sauce: regular 00 " ite Values, Baturday, 4 cans carve steel pion le cans fancy nettinan Pincappte Saturday, dow, 68.73, can Layee Cakes—Freah from the ov, all day: 3 layers iced fey t inyers iced —Ferndell extn Haked In bread tine neh or pienle 9B | Saturday fits th basket. FOURTH FLOOR, WOMEN’S 75¢ TO $1.25 GLOVES || abe Men’s $15, $18 and $20 Suits at A clean-up of various lines at one very small price, inelnding women’s 12 and 16 button lengths of Suede Lisle Gloves, and 2-clasp Lisle Gloves tn black, white and gray; also 2elasp “Kayser” doubletipped pure sttk Gloves in white, black, apricot, champague, wistaria, reseda, red and catawba; gloves that have been selling all season at Tbe to $1.25 a pair reduced to leas than actual cost for im mediate clearance; 50c a pair. —Main Floor, Not men’s Suits at $10. If you're used to payin for your suits, it's the chance of a lifetime suits have been added for Saturday record for value-giving—a record y approached outside of The Bon Mare suits y for $10. Hund and summer in the swagger gathered in one great lot, their Included ar ever saw suits, value men and young men Boys’ $1.00 Plain and Knick Ages to 16 years, Plain and Knicker booker styles, mado of fine allwool chevy jots, tweeds and casaimeres in atripes, checks and mixtures, chiefly gray and urdie agleriaza The backward season enabled us to get these below cost of making, #0 you get them for 0c pair Mate Po Sailor and Russian Blouse Suits Chambray, Percale, Gingham anc in every imaginable color combination. want for the wines 2% to Madras, chec Just ito y. “Meazanine I "BON nod cvall themselves of tts conventoncesy Up to 82. 00 Values for Ne | Saturday Last Day of This Semi-Annual Sale a man in Seattle can afford to miss this sale of Mean to set a new at little me Blue Serges, Black Unfinished Worsteds, Cheviots, Tweeds, Velours, Cassimeres, in gray brown and tan mixtures. Every suit in the sale has inimitable style, smartness, and thor ough good tailor work to recommend it. Your pick | for one more day-—Saturday—at $10. All sizes f Main Floor, South Door. Boys’ $1.00 Wash Suits, 59c what next two monthi.—Main Floor—South Door, and jet tl Bargains for Saturday Shoppers at The Bon Marche Women’s and Misses’ $5.00 and $6.50 Wash Dresses for $3.98 Women’s $12.50 and $15.00 Princess Wash Dresses for $6.95. Misses’ and Children’s $5.00 Linen Tub Dresses for = Saturday from stocks that believe there has never been euson is develop ‘$5 and $6.50 Tub Dresses, $3.98 Princess Dresses that are fine enough to suit the fancy Women's and Misses’ Princess and Two-Piece Models, would ordinarily never dree of paying 48 | made of pretty lawns, dimities and mulls; in checks, plaids or a dre The © were de from the short | and polka-dotted designs, on blue, pink, tan, white and black reps and ar accounts for the | grounds; beautifi trimmed with Valenciennes lace and well done insertion In vari ved with self bd Talteta Silk Petticoats, $3.69 Petticoats, made of exceptionally cut extra full with which adds traw, in blue, red streamers them for ‘ Mah are ¥ me 1 top. self At 20¢ to 50¢ on the Dollar the exeeptional values contained in 20c to 50c on the dollar, 4 and moun | Bandeaus with fancy stone settings Pine, ta | Paney Hat Pine with bel wottlr # Pina, extra lonw, I ade ana yet. ottin emera 7 Wateh Vobs with _ Up to $3.00 Values for 98e tin eet, | hk Cole | This jot stone settic melon, Saal for dite aM ATN AUNT I. ontains beagt! | About 600 tn the fot | odds aod ends and samples of the various st lot you will find beite that readily sold at $1 | as Th6e—plain, embowsed, velvet, gold, silver | Persian braid, ete | fancy buckles | urday, 60c—Main Aisle, of last « down of ay of the July children’s wea ng $15 to One hundred Perenles; ou won't see he ¢ best spring models ore than half ds of | Poreale sizes 1 to 6 years; sleeves, buttons, or white pique; and tan new rimmed w wat er Pants | C or—South Door | wey Pir fre » 10 years. In ks and stripes ehildren no oblig arved top Vine, Hendean: t tante in dimmonsl one. roady—Derby uted sin Kbinest Pins, Date Collar ites, with safety cateh, in metal and gold-filled. fu ylee 50 Ci rt. Buy now; get three months’ wear out of them, and put away for next season CHILDREN'S $1.50 TUB DRESSES, ON¢, Made of Pisin and Fancy Ginghe ages 1 to 5 years; and long-walsted effecta; necks, trimmed with a piping or bias bande of a combination of colors $1.75 AND §2.00 TUB DRESSES, Made of French Ginghame and Sea high awh yy Bovlog ith da atylon, b wr opta, ¢ prac D0 BP eltien in Mask Combs, Khine- FRIDAY, JULY 30, 1909, “Sample” Belts Worth Up to $1.50 it's a maker's clean-up of all his In this the most wanted kinds, and but a few In the lot that sold for as Httle stoel studded | elastic, combinations of elastic and leather trimmed with jet, all eotors and combinations—plain and too many kinds to particularize. Choice, Bat ‘Children’s $1.50 Dresses, 98¢ | Infants’ $1.50 Bonnets, 98¢ Instead of waiting until later, we take —— HE BON MARCHE We paid aspx Up to $1.50 Values for 59¢ unted in Rhinestone and other Hayedere aed Head Neckiners, in pearl, turquotee, amethyet et with Rhinestones: aie occasion arance Sale for this mark Rus t bow of satin Honon NY Sh! ffs attached The bent shirt in existence for $2.00 NEGL in» irts Por lue, also style, fit Bloomer Suits and French Drosses low neck and sbort trimmed with a wash cours, and Duteh raid and pink ‘The Bon Marche $2 Derby ood « hat in newhore for " Meee Ear and the ngte th style every The fe Tuch giomey iy brown’, faddish Olives Now aylumn atyle rt Gn SH aod mad rdasher in a ofa linen bosom: Anary and Soft Hate. od SHINT AUTUMN STYLES, t aval retter dimena' tter in making 1.00 Shirts, be! ne. the ox Pioin and p Ts FOR #150 ran horn clfy: atl _MAIN FLOOK—sor m 1.5 An price bun old d Ibe for 25¢e Candy old favorite at a new Our deliet wholes Baturday ibe Basement ft nm, well liked by young settings shapes afe up tor oxcludive a n a n Ld | | | | 1 | | | Seattle PA | eounty | wertion formerly an arliet# model | York Hlowed, wa | Lowe |mother, ma Ithat she Jeensation here | jal, 7 jehildren were |housos were washed |eloudburst at leording to advices received Mere }dreds of goats and destroyed crops | Alaska, | They gave high praise to the schoo! joxhibiting, declaring that Junean’s | display was the ox |eystematic, and showed the results | REVENUE Y Wl 15 DESERTED, LED Son of Rich New Yorker Arrested for Leaving. His Wife, Who Was a Former Cloak Model. (ity United Vr ABERDEEN July 80,.—Mdward Lowe, Jr, son of Bdward Lowe, & multimittionaire of Grand Rapids Mich,, was arrested here last night and today he tw locked up in the all on the charge of wife de Mr, and Mra, Lowe came |to Aberdeen about @ year ago and | have since made thelr home her lu met the woman, who in which fol objected to aren ts Mrs. who le #oon t become & ade the statement today had been offered by $15,000 in cash and $25 held tn trust, provided she 14 apply for a divorcee and take her maiden name, previous to the birth of the ebit This offer whe refused, The affair has caused a where the couple clety cireles ented by Sheriff nm tesano In an and lodged in the county wife ways that L has we wae New and the Lowe's | marria by you Lowe, # 000 to t moved In high a Lowe Payette automo! wae & tven her just 60 conta in sixty days, and that he has left her dest ltute, unable to pay rent, and that the water In the house waa shut off. They were married in the “Little |Chureh Around the Corner,” New em GHILURE DROWN IN HIGH TEXAS WATERS (By United Pree) EL PASO, Tex., July 40. drowned and 22 away by « Mexico, ao} Three Lagos A terrific bail storm killed hun | Four inches of hail fell FRENCH BQUADRON COMING, (By United Prem.) | PARIS, July 80--The cabinet has decided to send a battleship squadron in command of an adm) ral to represent France at the Hud son-Fulton celebration to be held | at New York the coming autumn ‘JUNEAU SCHOOLS ARE GIVEN FIRST AWARD The public schools of Juneau, were yesterday awarded |the firet price of $160 cash for the best #ehool exhibit from Alaska at) jthe A-Y-P, exposition. The judger| were well known educators from various parte of the Untted States work of the various Alaskan cities | thorough and} of « school system which would at tract meritorious notice in any city | ia the country, CUTTER EXPECTED. The new revenve cutter Tabor will arrive from the east within the} next wook or so. Sho sailed from | Balumore several months ago, and | jeame by way of the Buer canal | Hor last place of call was Yoko hama, where she arrived on July 22, and whence she in due to leave thie week. ‘COUNCILMAN CONWAY | TO ACT WITH THOMSON) Counetinan , Jaleo Conway has been requested to act with City Bn-| ginecer R. H. Thomeon in the fe | lection of a site for the fountala bequeathed to the eclty by Mer Prefontaine. The sum of $5,000) was left in the will of the late Mow: | jelgnor for this purpose, providing | jthe site chosen met’ with the ap | prdval of Dante) Kelleher, who fe executor of the will, Michael Kegrize Going Abroad. Michael . director of t Symphony orchestr planning to make an extends trip} }to Burope next fall in the interest | of his muste, Mr, Kegrize will vialt | the Russian conservatorios partic ularly, ax they have made wonder | fal strides in music during the last) decade. ‘THIRD AVENUE CLUB |seeing their | | HOLDS ITS ELECTION! At a meeting “ot the Third Dusiness Men's association Inet night, held tn the Chamber of Com merce rooms, the following officore were elected; R. W, Hill, preat dent; Allen Dale and T. A. A. Seig:| Ay fried, vice presidents; H, M. Rice, | secretary, and M, A, Muncey, treas urer, The object of the club ia to stim: | julate trade on T hind ay ‘STRIKERS: HURT THREE (ity United Prev.) PITTSBURG July 80.—Three thousand strikers, maddened by ‘ood supply running low with no immediate prospect! of a settlement of the strike, pur ‘aued workmen from the Preased Stoel Car plant last night and be-| jfore qtate trope 4 arrived, three per} eone Wore injured | | ARRANGING | MICHIGAN DAY. | Tho Michigan Aluryn! association | will meet in the Michigan building on the exposition grounds tomor row évening to make arrangements for assisting in the celebration of Michigan day at the fatr, Wid 1015 FIRST AVENUE PIKE ST, » we WESTLAKE AVE i The PIKE PLACE MA DOWN-TOWN S/oRE ue IND. 2015 = rt P-TOWN STORE ¢ WE DELiven wenances aw FACE To ALL ALL Stary Orrice BuB-sTATION 414 AAT Poss: 7 a) We UPTOWN 8 one \4 On LSS ster no coon Shavers’ Special Every man whe elf is interested This week The 0) Old Style inf low price of 9g : p and the Aug uded in the reduced fist and yoy yur choice of ¢ the one "QF ' Saturday Altractog HORLICK’S MALTED MILK - good razor roy Quaker is s¢ Safety | famous ( trian Hone can take y« THE RMOB BOTTLES .. Howpital sla cular $2.5, for....$209 ‘ena cit tare siaayancn oom fas $83, $3.75, 1 EeUn Rogular 83 67c REO R BEER TOYS... | , ete; bbe, LAPACTIC PILL8— an ‘| Per bottle 25c solled 1 { HOMEOPATHIC TIN CTURES (hoy go for, OR PELLETS, Ir “ tone bottles, Special for $c BUY EXPOSITION By 25e WHIBK BROOM ir every Pert be PHOTO POST CARDB—Made : ved; 24 doth: dang from actual photographe 5 envelopes ( tates 7 | # for ¥ Cif € be NAIL SCRUBS, oa 4 two for 5c FORMALOGHYDE — fectant and i extenaly « foods. Fay it bottle , WYETH'S SODIUM PHATE — Effery Li 7 SUTHERLAND 6IGTERS als HAIR GROWER— ome 73c) ; $1 wise for ..... ihe - 600 mize for CHEWING GUM— f nd bottle ..s.32 3 packages for ELECTRIC DRY ceLLp ARMOUR’6 BHAVING age * BATTERIES— Regular 20e ach ‘ for “REXO” — The king of tonics cures indigestion, dyspepsia, ete. MOTHERGILL'S Large bottle for . ‘ EDY—All travelers os GQUIBBS’ COD LIVER OIL — ers and care shoul Pint bottles; regular The Svc size Tbe, for 8380} i INSECTINE Insectine destroys bedbugs, roaches and all Kindred Our demonstrator at The Quaker Pike Street Store will to explain fully Per Can, 25c Ed. J. Wolff 1421-1423 4th AVENUE BETWEEN PIKE AND UNION FORMERLY OF 3d AND Specials for Sa 75c Shirt Waists | 19c Ladies’ at 48c Hose at 12 This includes all our Shirt includes Waists sold by er Hose, larly lacks and tans: a ‘Atte | tae guaranteed white lawn, very nice pa take your choi at, pair. 12ic us regu- they at 75¢; are terns fancy lawns and per- a large assortment to select from; pick them out Saturday only at 48¢ $1.50 and $2.00 White Lawn Waists at 98c Of these we show a large cales; line, and worth double the price; take your Saturday at 25c and 35c Corset Covers at 19c choice ice is, palit... Sheets, 72x90 at.ee All of our 25¢ and 35¢ Cor Sheets, 81x90, set Covers on sale Satur at oeneee CCL CAANSMSE ir arin 10¢ iuc ie ‘To il 4 Cotton Blankets; Full size Comforters, : 39c Corset Covers at 25¢ 50c Corset Covers at 35¢ 75 Corset Covers at 50¢ 75c Muslin Gowns at 50¢ $1.00 Muslin Gowns, 75¢ $1.25 Muslin Gowns, 81 , $0c Muslin Skirts... 30¢ Full 75c Muslin Skirts... .50¢ at $1.00 Muslin Skirts. .75¢ I $1 | Boys’ ‘Knee Pants att $1.50 Muslin Skirts. . Specials for Today ad Sa Cholee, frosh dressed hens Spring chickens Spring lamb shoulder chops When visiting the public market look up this 1622-24 PIKE PLACE. CHICKENS DRESSED TO ORDER: