The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 26, 1909, Page 10

see THE STAR—THURBDAY, AUGUST 26, 1909 (THE BON MARCHE | THE BON MARCHE [ THE BON MARCHE | THE BON MARCHE \ Al MUSICAL WOMAN CONVICTED © wwocesave DRuGe ONE DOLLAR WILL DO THE WORK OF TWO AT THE BON MARCHE |} Frere. prpiy UF STORM | orsaaore MAN'S SLUMBERS, rms 2eriensers Ave sl ‘End of the Month AT THE PAIR "Senna 0 fi NE WLEATHER GOopg leather good mt tina : ‘oft I a4 Famous Mormon Choir to) yi, air. favinn Cardon!, of ‘ Hy : Sing at the Auditorium 110 Dearborn ip adjudged |F a iuced prices for i | | guilty of gaily pounding ‘ urda bal | Tonight and the Welsh piece of sive! iron with a ' a i CO ps RETAIY YOUR PHOp 4 20 ~ WOIW ia THE NEW FAL PLANNELETTES . Cau atta wt for everal daye Fete Tomorrow. co ities Babies 1000. ti Waterman ¢ , od a fin All the Silk Remnants || Wool Goods Remnants ||." i Sata, tonight Go Friday at at Half Price Go Friday al Half Price loth, Armure Hrillantine ake part in enette, ( and Plain Twee & range fr petitions, as will the Ohto Chorus, which reached Beat terday, and choruses fre wid othe the rthwest, H. Eva ver, Bpo i | PATENT LEATHER BAG, | PATENT « 4 leat RIAGE 4 = = 2 > = Main Floor POLISHERS MAY STRIKE WOMEN’S AND CHILDREN'S $1.50 OXFORDS AND SHOES |/}<. ae er ae eaenrweavan ue | RA, has no aueh re ; Lake wingers, th ow { t the e congal n RCA WING HER CAGE : York and trong 6 this fall, FREMONT GRAPE JUICE Here's the preate vargain in Wome Misses’ and Children’s Ox Shoes at 7TH@ we ever heard of. N i lot of out-of-date Shoes, but a gre ment new, st models, in Women’s White Car Oxfords, size ¢ Messnaine Floor MORE DONATIONS TO THE THIEVES’ FUND SEATTLE BUSBINESS MAN conse SENDS CHECK FOR $2 FOR ® Sar POOR WOMAN All the Lace Remnants Go Friday at Half Price. Embroidery Remnants Go pu! at Half Price f Pine Er ry Rew ts left An thieves’ fund whict er contributior sn oa PLASTERS. 2% THE QUAKER DRUG C0 eee A ee vi, i started by The Star for Bolton.who waa recent! the street of a satohel ¢ othing for her eight chil been received in the check from @ Seattle with the request that his name be |‘ vefore tl are pick t Main Floor withheld from print | 423 Dress Percales, a Yard LOST LEDGE FOUND. Don't let us forget thin case 12ic Fall Flannetettes, a Yard | ©. Mre Boulton,” wrote the donator Hy United Pree.) ween A good serviceable quality for children’s school Mill remnants of Arnold's Plannelettes in a letter accompanying the check.) MARYSVILLE, Col, Aug. 26 Nhe Pian soy ey ‘reapers M clothes. If you are planning to make them, Inches wide, tan, cream and white grounds, i for if the account of her misfor The lost ledge on the Carlisle mine Hank Bldg. cor, Second and Pike why not buy the percale now, while you can printed with striped and checked designs, tn | }tune fs true, she should most cer- for which thousands of dollars have Lesa ——- | ~ save? 32 and 36 Inches wide, In gray, red, tan lengths up to 5 yards; enough to last all day jtalnly be provided with a home and been spent in attempts to re ge sae OWAING. white and cream grounds, with stripes, checks iC Friday at § b3o the yard. Time to think of C i a new start discover, after It was lost a number View Lots Near Exposition cade (oun w | and floral effects. Basement. warmer walsts and house sacques for the cool | Mrs. Bolton is the woman, who, o years ago, has been found by “ ~: R JS ana mornings and evenings not far away. Basement. after purchasing $15 worth of former Mayor of San Francisco OY $#90: Terms o70 Cosh and Sie BROKER’ = —— = |wearing apparel for her children, Bugene Schmit, who was indicted | Was accosted at Pike st. and Third with a number of other eity offi ) ay. by & man who offered to carry ciale and charged with “grafting * te heart of Stocks, Grate ané Both Phomes 378, 10c White Dress. Lawn, a Yard | w HKealty Co, omen's 25c Nactiweet Ont jher satchel. As she wae tired, she three years ago. 190) Amerioas Banh Beliding : 2o4- 403-306 It's not Often that you get this popular wash material for half its actual. value. But that's Short lots of our fasteelling 25¢ lines, In what & special purchased Just made means for you cluding Gibson Stocks, Embroidered and Mull | Friday; 26 incites wide, pure white Victoria lawn | Ties, Irish Crochet Hows, soft Duteh Collara, | sheer, firm quality, sultable. for waists, dresses, stiff Datch Collars, platn and embroidered, fancy work aud many other purposes known to Friday at lOc, Some of the best things of the every woman. Not over 20 yards to a buyer at Se yard. | | season, Hurried out to make room for new Main Floor. comers, Main Floor, wt $125 Snowflake Curtains 29¢. (25e Drapery Crepe 15¢ Yard At these greatly reduced prices you will find it economy to buy, WOMEN’S UNDERCLOTHES: AT EXACTLY HALF PRICE Putting the shelves and counters ship-stiape brings half-price + tions on a lot of Under At One-Third to One-Half Off the Regular Pre i Seattle is where the festive Eastern drummer disposes of all his samples—might be called the “j “0 place"—there’s nothing beyond. To return with heavily loaded trunks is costly. In short, LONDON Bi ALL THE SAMPLES, and this time IT'S PETTICOATS, SAMPLES, YOU KNOW, ARE THE CREAM THE FACTORY. In this lot are HEATHERBLOOM, FINEST MERCERIZED SATEEN, MOREEN, HAIR, FEATHERSILK AND PURE SILK PETTICOATS, in black and all the plain colors, and a big line of Stripes and plaids. mustins that | become dusty or rum even for next season. Bes \ f ven for next seaso’ Jest of all Au | Reguiar $1.00 Mercer Ne 1.80 nad $2.00 REGULAR $3.00 pled from beir ssed about by custom gust bargains in useful draperies | laed Gateen Petticoats 39c. | ihe tou tee 98c | PETTICOATS $1; ers | 1 ‘ * | NOWFLAKE TAINS 2 | Regular $1.25 Black Mercerized Regular $2.25 and $2.50 | eee $4.00 and $5.00 Gowns, Long Skirts, Short Skirts, | BF natn pata ine p Ps | | Sateen Petticoats at Petticoats 1 49 | Petticoats ‘$2.98 Drawers, Corset Covers and Combina- Btriped Curtains; all sizes in a large va { tions, priced as follows | riety of cc worth up to $1.26. Choice i e 0c Undermustine will be veces BBO Friday, « strip 206 R $5.00 i 98c Undermustins will be ' ive ite DRAPERY CREPE, ibe YARD $1.50 Undermustins will be The This is that Japanose Serpentine : $1.98 Undermuslins will be we fi Crepe so much used for making the home beantifal. It le 32 inches wide, and comes in beautifal Oriental atriped effects. Sold everywhere at Shc a yard; here Friday | $2.98 Undermustine will be : 81.40 $3.95 Undermuslins will be $1.08 | > on up to the $950 Undermusiins at Second Floor, $1.50 and $2. 00 Women’s New de ae TAILORED WAIS newest made up ew lot of White a1 ng fron ‘810.00 to eyeing s for early fall wear. Se ide exact duplicate its being shown around town at with plaited front and stifi from $20.00 to $35.00 each collars and cuffs. All sizes at ih¢, Third Ficor The largest The latest styles and lined, at price $1.00 “HL S.” CORSETS, FRIDAY, FOR || 18e WHITE CAMBRIC, A YARD, ONLY The “HH. 8. a model whose popularity never Every woman knows Berkley cambric Mil | gets lese—alwaya conforming to the require | | Hons wear it all the time. They reniixe ite mente of the hour; firmly made of strong cou | value, It's the favorite cotton for underclothes | til, medium bust, long hips and back, four sup | This lot is in lengths of 2 to 10 yarda; 36 Inches povters in front, two on sides; all sizes, 19 to | wide. Its the regular 18¢ quality, but you can 27, in this corset. Friday at 69¢. Second Floor, if P} buy it at The Bon Marche Friday for 10¢ yard Pickings From Our DRESS GOODS }G Good Shoes Domestic Dept. Hasement The Corset Demonstration | | 75c JARDINIERES FOR 49c E BAKED BEANS | i ed. gray and very or Art Cretonnes—In | | Comes in light shades for evening wear signe: spe e yard ; | Comes in all colors, including black and There's nothing ¢ Shoes but van Finnselettes—s ine of Md 1 | on sale Friday only at, pe of bright thin, to fel stock, with - - : —_—_———— ; I | | yard Cc smart heels and patent tips. For wom 16 2-He . 12% “e and q rhe season for transplanting flowers will soon be | en and large girl Iriab Linew . The taw 75e MELTON CLOTHS Same general type Shoes, but finer quality € oull need a jardiniere—possibly two The tin get them is Friday, and the place is The Bon Marche, where you will find a collection of neatly embossed Jardinieres, in faney shapes, tinted | he right weight for separate coats and sults, We guarantee the wear; regular | § oes ar ae width, and there's twelve different $3.50 Shoes are $2. 49 shades, Including the black; a 29 $2.69 Shoes are ........ $1.98 Cc y Is free, Let her tr | new modola, The busts and high | and ' , Henvs) new Call Ipled; Friday ound He 9c | Clam Chowder: Hurt ham's — ready -to-serve Bac | are pack : cane, regu | in combinations of buff, brown and green, with best | Alt Tittings f Free | | falence be good Tbe cloth, on sale Friday at, per yard Guaranteed in every 1 glaze inside and outside 1.25 values at 49e and 9c Basement. 75¢ and Second Floor SPECIAL 8:30 TILL NOON | inch Black Washable A LOTS OF BARGAING —NO HIGH PHICEs OVERSTOCKED IN Boys’ Pants Worth $1. 00 a Pair nr mall | we again small sizes for Il tle bo a tha price is o Visliors to the Alaska-Vikom-Pactile Expostilon are lavited to visit Senttie’s largest store C nekien re Sateen, for Aprons, waists, wrappers slog: dye, and guaranteed not to crock of change color, Spe eS clal Friday, from 8:80 till noon only, "10 | per yard Cc ROYS' CLOTHING Yo protectors, bloomers shirts, ete aniline LACH CONTAINS Lardi | tres pleaser eritioal bakers and avoll (henmelven of Iie conventences; no obligation of any nature is entatied, GOOD THUNKS