The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 4, 1909, Page 10

oe ‘THOSE REMARKABLE LINENS AT 65¢ ON THE $ Every housekeeper will welcome this opportunity to save one-third on imported Table ¢ | Linens—most desirable patterns they are—you'll say so when you see them. slightly imperfect, but the imperfections are very small and the savings are very large. | $9.50 | and floral designs; ARE REPLETE WITH WONDERFUL OFFERINGS THE BON MARCHE THE BON MARCHE THE BON MARCHE TH THE E STAR THESE OPENING DAYS OF OUR GREAT WHITE FAIR BON MARCHE V SAVE A HALF ON BAGS Dr Daintiness and economy go hand in hand in this ing on Com aw row of ir and beading ing’s spirited snowy combinations. Thursday. Such pronou 85c Values 59c | Only one gross, all lot—hardly enough for all morn- buying buyer spotted them in New York and sent them on by express, If you would like one come early. Lad Leat Bags of best grain seal, walre gator or Moroc r many shapes some are lined with silk, others with leatl pretty c purses inside to h the Theecolors are black, brown and bronze, purple and maroon gold and gun metal. The prices ‘ from $1.75 they are 1 priced while we h ~} can choose ones ave t Thi gher irsday hem, you 1.25 each Mata Floor, they are— ult Bleached All Linen Clo 66x86 inches 71x90 Inches 7ix108 inches .... 712x108 inche: 90x90 inches $4x126 Inches . $4.00 $5.00 $6.00 $6.50 OUR POPULAR MORNING SALES The Best Bargains Yet in Ladies’ Wear, Are You Ready? We're not going to make two bites of this cherry—we would rather swallow hard and get over it at once. day Thursday you may wander through $6.00, $10.00, $12.00, yes, her Har ion Corset Cover and mmed with in th of and natt of « drawn up with ribbon finint ed with a Sinch flounce $1. 60 Values 6c Combina and Maltene { t and blue rt « i with a flounce edged W to mate! $1. 76 Values $1. 25 ter of fine match. trim showir need savings $2.00 Values $1.45 Combtr Drawers, ery 1 fint tion Corset trimmed w and Valen Ince d with flo. with tucks and edged with | Cover th $2. 50 Values $1.98 Cov trimme ar T y to mat ed with em $3. 80 Values $2.98 nod with F ja colored embroider f with a S-inck « with Seound Floor—Middle told in the Our alert | tality real buffed a and si er} bag itself Ay, ng } and inser A NOTABLE LACE SALE will cause lively dainty dainty ng of sell and om bot clue and trim: The lever of a big store's buying power brings | these laces to the forefront of our White Fair bargains. $1.00 DOZEN VAL. bought lot whiet at the dropped price Imitation Clur all good 16e CLUNY LACES FOR, YARD, @ t-3e Cotton ( fn ot tin So here goes—all nelenne LACE FOR, YARD, 4o Lace and even $15.00 values in dainty summer wearables and choose at will for $5.00, For your convenience we have arranged them into five groups. $6. 10 and $10 Wash Dresses for $5 | collar to 44 ‘This skirt table wil Irish linen Wash Skirts, | made in the new at Bs ela, Three ce tan; made with o te front, others regula th | $2.25 Axminster Rugs, Ru fze 2 High-grade Axmir used in any rootn | $1.25 Moreen Skirts, | 8:30 to 10:30 only, each. Ladies’ Petticoats, made of good black more sateen or percaline; made dust ruffle; same material, fod avall themnely | 8:30 to 10:30 only, each. . in 7x54 | with LLRELELD Pt hae come in the | Full Bleached Union Linen Cloth— | $1.26 62 Ae 66 $1.59 Oriental can be 8e prett nehes; deep underla trimmed with tucks and pipings of | All Linen BI natur $6.50 and $7.50 Wash Skirts for % 4 blue weep, some pla 166 inches in ) Inches Full Bleached Damask Napkins- 20 Inch 2x22 Inchea—d 4x24 Inches —doz. 10c Can of 8:30 to 10:30 only, each Full pound cans, We have had to purchaser, around, Ni 7\c Check 8:30 to 10:30 only, yard ed side and | w #o that we ‘0 phone orders. Made « tilly tele of dainty m ed in or } in mires, | e¢ mod e and | y They ate w wh Gibson #) ith lace t be sorry if y Second Wioor, North. ma De $1.50 Lye, y ig top. ean to each enough to go ac with the han place a limit £ will have Gingham, A good standard quality of Apron Gingham checks, of course, several different Visitors to the Alaska-Yokon-Vacifie Maposition are invited to vislt Senttle’s largest store, en of (te conventences; no obligation of any nature In entatied, in several colors izes of check, and ade in the one Some are Val. Ince and inser ee from elther women plece Pr skirts are the waists 4 mise this che Here #140, |} pack | Clan Ame mato cans Thur r $10 and S15 Princess Dresses for $5 { fine figured lawns nning bare « Women's Princess ¢ pa ar finghams, both t ple 4 n and Bogie i ect, others atrietly pl jain, with | habit back, buttoned down the front, with low pipings of self ma Rare bargalr Datet are Heavy ecru tace. jet buttons and straps of the same are used ae trimming $7.50 Auto and Dust Coats for $5.00 | tie ruiris are cut tuit flare with wide and narrow Not ¥ pany of there, best come early If ye t is att The je of any pretty colors. | vepgth $10 wn $12. 50 Lingerie Dresses, $5 organdies and dimities, so tion; many white, plik, blue, tar een style, with boauthfally trim We Naked Heans Comm Maren think you'll | Pure Food Bargains | lor Thursday's Selling | panier rican; deltelous t flavor; WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, OHAKES HANDS | Minister Says Angry Men | Steet eet eee eee eee 1909. WITH A NEGRO MOB ANGERED) Threatened Violence to Him Because He Greet- ed a Colored Pastor, (Hy United Press.) HEAVY GUARD CED ABOUT MARY THAW Special Deputies Surround Court Room and Sudden Change in Procedure Is Cause of Comment. (ty United CINCINNATI, O, Ang. 6—Rev.| WHITE PLAINS, N, Y., Aug. 4 Frank Hnglist de fay that|An unusually heavy guard was he was compel eave Mthel,| placed about the court room here Minw,, becaune he k hands with | today re the Inquest Into the the negro presiding elder of an Afrt-|montal condition of Hurry K, Thaw} oan Methodiat Epinc conference. |! He wald that after livering an| address at the negro conference he|t was compelled to take refuge from a 1 of white people by secreting | 4 himself in the railroad station | I BALES OF COTTON |: note pi asked that It be reared with care Ne souvenirs of Dixte day at the P the Ne oo be AS |Danghters of the Confederacy re| ception 09 ev | the | Hd MAN'S THIRST F WORTH A FORTE (My United Pres) ae NEW YORK, A "Or thundered Geo boer | ber SPRINGFIELD, 0. A swarm of bees down on a te Aug. 4 swooped am of horses be « being held | Four deputies accompanied Thaw © the court house and watehed him carefully, Heretofore he has been sliowed to walk with his mother other members of his family 1 warden following the party io explanation wae given for the siden change tn the attitude of responsible for Thaw's « It wae ol however wit 4 be tak { the prisoner Aft a brief examination Die t Attorney Jeror and Attorney ser, Dr. Flint, the allentat ed and Dr. C. &. MeDon ly a member of the New of lun was nd ra Mae | Judges’ Galaries Not Increased arrived from ngland for an engagement with a| WASHINGTON, Aug. 4-The - conferees the urgent jeoney appropriation bill, according to an understanding, will not increase the AREA ARH AAA) coierics of the Judges of the new United States court of custome from STUNG TO DEATH, $7,000 to $10,000. (By United Press.) BABY IN BASKET 1S ing driven by George Brown. #| GIVEN TO | 1 FARMER One ol i ba the o cond): #| tion ae ywn Jumped fre m the | (iy Uelted Freee) seat of the wago and ran PAINT LICK, Ky Aug. 4—A ne a milt before the bees girl baby, well dressed, was banded quit chasing ‘him eee eee eee eee eee arr, farmer, lant night, when wered # knock at bis door RAR eT was in a basket. A well 4 od man gave the basket to arr and disappeared before its FOR FAIR VISITORS | Three thousand bales ton, ordered w Orleans by miniature terda wire, will be the | 4 AeYole lon. The Dixte day com: | te yesterday voted to « date to August °4, and to estab h headquarte » Ram y't offices in th ort, which will) a feature of the day, and Mre iter Beals ts in charge of the naideration for the day, The clos it jing event will be a dance at the | Frankel dancing teacher, wen Washington State ening. Kentucky has joined with her southern states to make the day a memorable one. p 3 10 $4.50 WHITE SK Hundreds of beautiful new White MUS- LIN SKIRTS—a maker’s surplus stock— direct from New York to you right at the time you want them and at only a fraction of their worth There are piles and piles of billowy embroidered and lacy effects that will appeal at once to women who love da ty petticoats, All are cut full and wide and the needlework is exquisite. and while fine lace has been employed in the making, there are plenty of skirts finished with substantial dery, As already stated, the values are from $3.00 to $4.50; on sale at $1.98. SHOES § OXFORDS | i | AT BARGAIN PRICES | Children’s Knit Underwear Special Prices Toye’ fine gan Shirte and Drawers regular nd 36e qualit .. 19 white fine ribbed alee eare Bale price nfant fon Shirts, with high » k and long sleeves; regular 19¢ quality ale pies venice Tc Children’s and misses’ white cotton sleeveless Vests; tires 1 to 12 years; regular Lbe qualit r Sale price vi..es eeeeee uv Elastic Belts Ladies’ black Elastic Belts many styles, swell buck) values to 50e. There. exiry epootal 25¢ Ladies’ silk Blastlc Belt gant buckles, trimmed with jot and others with fancy leather trimmings; valves RUCHING 6 Pieces Fancy Ruching tn box; good) =long — pleces, white and colored; regular prico abe 5 Thuredayy & DOK... ees C An Suto parade f* under| union musicians, engaged to play a ribbed or Balbrig: | mate could be investigated. A 4 to the walfe dress EDITH BAILS, The 8, 8, Edith of the amehip Company le ng for Ladyemith t argo with coal for the north bound for St ith @ general cargo Alaska thie morn plete her She ‘MUSICIANS GO ON STRIKE AT FUNERAL ST. LOUIB, Aug. 4.—Twenty-fty he funeral services of Nat 8.) | | | ] | | ' Michael and Nome} | | | ] | building in the!» strike because a nonunion under: | aking firm was in charge of the views. Their action was ap | proved by the unton. | LADIES’ OXFORDS—I'nex celled values offered to quickly out stock; all styles all Valuse to $2.50, now ....81.60 Values to $1.98, now 8130 Values to $1.69, now Ose | Values to $1.00, now 396 LADIES’ JULIETS or clastic aide hou ith ru heels; oft and values $1.39 s, with hub-gore ity; real hand Special, pair . j Same stylo st and better q | turn. Special for 1 1 49 day only, palr | Girte and Women’ 8 White Shoes and Oxforde— To close quickly, pair | FREE Fruit Ladle Or long-handled Skimmer with each dozen Mason Fruit Jars Quarts ...... O5¢ Pints .seseee 55 TRUNKS 49c | | HAMILTON-BROWN SI PIKE ST, se WEST al WMOLESALe DR DOWN-TOWN rng WIS-1015 FIRST AVENUE, UP-TOWN STORE 0 at tm Ue Town BTOME ‘tne Extra Specials for Thursday, Friday, Saturday SEMPRE GIOVINE — Regula POND'B EXTRACT GOAP—Keg OE Vades cxsvnsvideiene 15¢c PERFUME BANZAI A ¥ catchy od f 7 aK regular ' Bpecta 98c VEDA ROSE ROUGE-—Sold ¢ erywhere « x Siecle 25c MELBA CREAM Reg ‘ VALE'® ALMOND BLOSSOM CREAM 34 PARKER PRAY'S ONGALINE Specials 24c Bpe PARKER PRAY'S ROSALINE Lk age 13c BUCHAN’S DENTAL Sone, Regular FROGTILLA The 26e A $6 ond neh SUIT CASE with bot 4 corners; triy 8) 24 in.; double bolted ELLOWS SUIT CASE an the ordls Men ae well as women are Inte trous and healt sons whose hair maintaining it at It# natural color You may realize ¢ on ful use of the famous derful heads of hair have been er to your satiefaction by the two lad hair remed iret which nue until the any of their three preparations at a reduction, Choice, fresh dressed hens . Spring chickens Spring lamb shoulder chops All sizes to 7 box calf regular $2 $1.49 | Boys’ Vici Kid Shoes, Tan Ox. | fords or Black Shoes—Sizes 11 to 18%; firmly made with | Ro ght sole; $1.69 val- | “TOBASCO” Big Boys’ Shoes in glaze kid bright satin calf values To clone or | Say this to our shoe clerks, and you'll see a mighty good shoe for girls; bright dongola kid all sizes, 6 to large 2; all leather; $1.60 values; 98 Wood Button Molds Wood Button Molde, all sizes from 18 to 40 ligne for Thurs 2 dozen ecial 5c A Sale of Suit Cases and Traveling You never saw such good travelir such little money AN EXTRA WELL MADE CANVAS. CAGE regular Our Entire Gtock of Bult Chane ind Trove ng Bage Wilt ing thie Three-Day Sale AT ONE-THIRD OFF and the scalp clea t is turning gray premature these laudable objects 1 Sisters’ hate wn by thelr ald, be Ay Specials als for Today and | When visiting the public market look up this number. PIKE PLACE M 1822-24 PIKE PLACE, s CHICKENS DRESSED TO ORDER, Very deep flounces are greatly in | Pequot shee Towellng OL Cloth ne. the best and most White Skirts WILL AMS’ CARN “ POWDERS OW ) SELTZER Yor the BROM MIp ‘ARO'S LINIMENT Ty KIONEY “AND 8ACKAg PILLS Made from © prescription: Gl > PHEET ~ Makes moat popiilar 6, unions ang, we 200 tite, 8. & B. ZINC OXIDE Abies PLASTER—1p tn. wide Ok; regularly bye G equipment eold fers * who are now e store, During the 4 of the week, You may! wetlng. oe t-Inch Ap eling Bpecial price, yarl Dest grade pe ° No Phone or ©, 0. Dy Green, redy 1 naturel I nch. 8 °, yard « Wool and Cotton Batting te lamb's wool filling for comb t measures, Te ree enough for 6) price » 9&5 over before sbowm oct atl, ¥en cos, pretty lace,