The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 7, 1909, Page 12

Neve eypcaglsmmaaaaa a aha i a AN a ial aaa mali These $12.50 and $15 Hats Illustrated on Sale at $8.95 A display that wt practically aa many styles shape and color ts here adaptat as well as hosts of original motre silk, Ottoman elk, alk braid, kid Stunning styles for dress, street black, black and white, black with touchee of coler, apricot, gray, smoke, cedar, amethyst, ollve and all Hats tmpousible to find outside of The Bon Marche under $12.50 and k at only $5.96. es, algrettes, pheasant tails, etc the other new and staple ahades. $15.00, here in wondroys variety this wee The How Marche chance to secure Fine Laces at a fraction of their real worth, Tomorrow we offer a new purchase of fine Val ene es Laces and Insertions to match tb round German mesh and the fine F bh Valen ctennes at the lowest price ¢ a d. All per fect, new goods; widths up to, i% Inches, worth up to $1.00 a dozen. Wednesday at 4c the yard Main Floor. atwhine hats sold in moat mill as there are Many of them are dir hats, and ev one an artiatic a Yard THE STAR-—TUESDAY BRIGHT YOUNG WEDNESDAY AT THE BON MARCHE Surpassing Beauty in Autumn Millinery S15 Values 99099 acme of pertection an euality; Meneicé and becomingness i I The Hats we show are everything that Hats hould be for women who demand the best, and, as Always, marked at our popular low prices y storée at double their prices. There are beadtiful creation. ery now « of beautiful French bats; others are clever styles from our own workroom, Beautifully trimmed with velvet, ribbon, fancy feathers, coque feathers, wings, jot buck h carriage and afternoon wear; in | Second Floor $35 Autumn Suits $29.50 | $5 Taffeta Skirts $3.69 $1.50 Autumn Waists 98c Wonderfully fine advance showing of New Autumn appare k that is as complete today as mont stores show in the height of the season—a stock that takes in all the correct, ap-tothe minute ideas in ready-to-wear apparel for women aod misses, and for children of all ages #85 New Autumn & eay 50 fing fein od with ’ * cyEne: & t trimmed atext fine 5 seater plaited ekiets igh clase fabrics mespun, cheviot serge. worsted, br mannish mintares’ colors, Ared 15.00 SUK Petticoats a0 Nothing be impows store In the way Y uf taste Here & of an ailesiik nd all the deep A Clearance j of a, Ring or 0 a Out the | Dey to be, early ‘Bie_AND_2%e DRESS TRIMMINGS, ONLY | Frimmings Malw Fleer. see aed ER $2 Palmer Hammocks $1.39 $2.50 & $2.75 Lawn Seats $1.85 Fair samples of the money-savings possible every } day in our splendidly stocked, up-to-date Sporting Goods Department, on the Fourth + Floor, Lawn Seat — Of selected rock elm shellacked end varnished; folds up like & camp stool; indestructible; reduced from $2.76 to Palmer Hammock—Made of loug fiber Sea Iviand cot- | ti solid colors; pillow spreader and wide val afer; reanced 94 39 | from $2.00 to Camp Chafr—Made of hard wood, with hei can vas seat 25c Price Fo Floor. 10¢ Arnold's. School Serge such a bargain | These old favorites at price will interest every mother with sch« ] | dresses to make ta length of 2 to 10 yards. 6'4c a yard. Checks, stripes and her ringbone effects in a vast range of colorings 2 Over 6,000 yards to sell Wednesday at this bargain price. Basement. Standard quality, but some is sli wear and looks, however. Plain rite and f nesday morning, from 8:30 to 10:30, at 10c a yard 25c Gélf Caps, 8:30 to 10:30, each . 5c 18¢ White Cambric, 8:30 to 10:30, a yard White Berkle Cambr Boys’ School Chips, made of lengths 1 te | striped, plaid aid plain worst | ede, values to 25c; Wednesday morning, at 6e each. NO a ‘ P On PHONE ORDERS. DERS Fels-Naptha Soap 15c Paraffine Wax, Qo | #130 to 10:30, 3 bare 8:30 to 10:30, package C The ieee | for canning fruit | uses; Wednesday morning NO PHONE ORDERS. O PHONE OR 10¢ Pure refined Paraffine Wax, jeldeal | ye dewt the city at Second Plewr. 2%5e Dover Egg Beaters 17 ‘Ne Jelly Cake Pans at 5c. There are many such bargains inthe: September Sale Tinware and Wire Goods, new in-progress at The fon Marche great biying power of a ig and able to offer the best Using the great store, we're will values in our history. . the targe ats S5c medium see Bread Hox s-qt. Thr Ing Kettle Japanned Tin LApped Presery edtum aise Wire Wire Bath Tub Boap Hold ore in thie sale, beginnt Wednesday at . ay Me | Rotipnned Basting Spoons, tn thls sale, beginning Wed nesday morning, at 10 And Wire Vegetable Raakets t ouinning Wed orning, at tn Pan. .t8e Wire: Extension Strainers this #a nch percales; light and , browns blues and white effects stripes, in 1 to 10-yard nly reason for selling 1, in the face BULLETIN h White Clover Orips— Noted for its delicious - 8 cane flavor; RDERS Wednesday, No: 16 | cans, 586; No. | $1.00 Cook Book, 59¢ | 8 cans i 25c 8:30 to 10:30, each The White House Cook Book “Allon ai tells you dverythit linen go each, NO PHONE OR Rest milled DERS , wheat, | 5e Embroideries, 1! ye 68 | 8:30 to 10:30, yard, 2f Rohong'a fresh | Odds and ends of Cambric grated, makes the beat Embroideries; worth on an av dressing for delicate erage be yard Wednesday ; 1The morning, le NO PHONE Abso- ORDERS. Weanends | Cocoanut Wednesday 100 bare in nnd ovell themselves of (in Conventences; no obligation of any naiure te ent MAN GATHERS. IN THE GOIN Shows True Yankee Acu-| men at the Coronation of Rex, the Carnival) King of the F, One of those rare bits of true Yankee promptness in seizing any opportunity to gather In the «mall change occurred Inst night at the foot of the Pay Streak, where 20,000 people were jammed to the coronation of Ri ruler of ithe} | and one quick thinking spectator accomplished a tunnier) stunt thag afl the burlesqie actors It was after the king and queen had been crowned und ontertained,| and had left the royal sage, and the rhy spectators started to climb the narrow stairway to the | platform, One sharp witted young MAD HOXt thowe statre aaw the op-| portunity of a iifetime, and Jumping to the top stem he assumed an of flelal —attit and announced }"Only cents to mount the stage | and sit on the king's throne | | The crowd gt fell for tt, and be} |fore an exposition guard discover | ed the Kame and forced hin way (| the stage, that keen witted young | gentleman had pocketed the quar-| jtere from. 40 er 60 sightseers who | wanted to inspect the royal throne and gather any stray souventrs that | were left tn the royal t eure |chest. When te guard appeared |the Impromptu showman pocketed his profits and mingled hastily in the erowd, and admission to the! | royal platform became free for ail. The crowning of Rex last ing wae pronounced a howling sue cess, with emph on the how! |The royal barge, riding eight Inches under water, anded the royal cou ple and their court with wet feet bul warm hearts. There was a bur leeque coronation, and President Chilberg presented the key to the exposition to Ret, who in turn koighted the exposition president ator om, the royal treasure chest as thrown open and $16,000 tn honey paper and tin money thrown jo the king's subjects. Dancing by he court followed, and the spirit of} wad quickly to the the Pay Streak. ati he merrymaking lasted until late et evening CALUFORAM WILL. HAVE -HER BIG DAY. — ; California wit! have her day at he A-Y-P. exposition next Thurs | Hay, when an immense crowd from Wat state, including « legislative committee of 21 members and Bpeaker P. A. Stanton, of the Cull fornia house, ts expected 40 par Ueipate in the event ‘ The enthusiasm that a Califor. nian usually shows when discussing the resources of that commos/ wealth and the weather thereof Will be to evidence. he celebrants promise to uncork an entirely new brand on this occasion. Every Prominent ay and town in Cali. | Richard F tia will grounds t in front of the California State: building will ®pen the exercises at 10:40 o'clock in the morning, With a foeling of pride, the Californians will, distribute fruit in their state bullding from % to 4 o'clock In the afternoon CRANE 111 GETS SOUTHERN BELLE mt ELLEN DOUGLAS BRUCE RICHMOND, Va., Sept. 7.—Here is Mike Ellen Douglas Bruce of Berry Hill,” whose engagement to } Crane Il, of. Chicage son of Chas. KR. Crane, the new min ister to China, hap just been an nounced. The marriage will take place at the old Bruce home, Bouth Boat on September 22, and will be one of the big social affairs | of the seasdn tn Virginia. Young Crave bas been « falthful suitor for more than a year, Bome tune ago bie father moni to meet the charming so ern girl who had won heart. He immediately capitul and gave bis consent Mise Bruce t# noted for her bean: | ty and culture. Her father, the late Alex Broce, was a well-kno@n Vir ginin capitalist, and ber home. “Berry Hill.” te one of the show Places of the state, Mine Bruce is a. brunet with a want face, expressive brown cyes re & wealth of dark halr, She is a gocial favorite throughout Vir ginia. ‘BARON VONGUTTAM | WILL HUNT MOOSE BELWARD, Alewka, Sept. 7.—Thes steamahip Transit, with Baron Von Guttman and his hunting party aboard, reached Seward today from Siberta. Th Kenal peninsula = EXCURSIONS ON LAKE WASHINGTON. Steamer Fortuna leaves Leschi park for around Mercer island, five times daily. Two hours’ ride, 26 don the! will bunt moose on! WHOLESALE DOWN-TOWN BrorRE WID-1018 FIRST AVENUE UP-TOWN STORE Qine 5: oT. rw WESTLAKE AVE eee mm me ue-Town proms. ‘THC GUAK [ COEk Prones ang SCHOOL SUPPLIES A Few Needed School Supplies Special Prices on S: ile Wednesday and Thursday Crayone14 in box; , Library on Webster's Dh Imperial Spelling | ways tn good cor le Lead Poneite “Quality & Quantity” Pp | Tablets; riot iiaatecaet F “Chief” 106 Wi Tabiet— Regular 26 a | aris Note—Aaia Webster's Standard Dictionary Ele mentary school ed Esterbrook ang Other Pens Per doren 8c Dwarf Ink Pencil tion The good 79¢ special kind; each Painte—Water « be Bottie of ink ore; 26c box Gat. Or MOC| cke,.......20¢ Art Gum—the Perfect Erag Cleans jewelry, gloves tutes, books, wall paper, silks, fatine and all leather cleny sper bevese 3, 25¢ SOUVENIRS --—- Or — Exposition, Alaska, Puget Soun $2 Cragemoor a good 100 »peelal., Seattle, Washington Cities and © Alt Interesting Western Subjects Id choosing our most- complete line of souvenirs we have to @liminate the flimsy and jesirable kinda which have fi the market. Come to The’Quaker with the assurance that the which is placed at your service here is the biggest and b ttle, Lowest prices, wo. * — salataiien neti THE QUAKER DRUG CO. mt TWO STORES. For Ladies sed Gentlemen. Message and Cocting Hoom Included ta Treatment. We Solicit Tour Patronage. =SCHOOL SHOES= Cut your shoe bill down to the lowest notch—and still buy good shoes—you can do this only at London’s SHOES FOR GIRLS °°". Jeather In the soles and counters Néatly made, with patent These are Shoes of known merit and can be depended on, follows: All sizes, § inclusive All sizes, 8% inclusive “32° WOMEN'S ‘Balance of our stoek al Reanes eday at $1.69. Plain w lawns, beautifully trimmed w broidery; all st both insid tips T5c | SUMMER DRESSES Every. warm weather Summer Dress must 1 In. one lot for 9. hite and colored 1 ith lace and em Nottingham Lace Curtains the aordinary values of store’ and see these Curtains Four Great We guarantee satisfaction bbc Lace Curtains pectal, patr Lace Curtains jal, pair special, patr 91,60 Lace Curtains mpectal, pale $1.75 Lace Cuttainn pecial, pair hace Curiains special, pale Couch Covers SPECIAL FOR WRONBSDAY We find entirel stock for this thm have reduted th quiek selling lover ‘over spoctal Embroidery yards of ©. yuncing hes wide, oh 19 brig to bke Wednesday, a yard y..,¢4 35c $1.26 Lace Curtains c c c $68 made 39c SUk Finish tlcoats, black and an imita tion black taffeta allie petticoat le first-class Chroumhout and We offer Box Caif SHOES FOR BOYS soc: ‘st are si toe pleces. This appeals. at once to parents desiring moder. F ate price, satisfactory goods. The special ‘price list of sizes! $1.29 All sizes, 12% to 2 inclusive. 4... .cdeseccces Alt sizes above | st. ge "33° Lawn i thenrie WAISTS White and Colored Lawn and Linenette Waists, in several new tailored styles, with stiff collars and eae Also a big line of fine Lingerie Waists, with beautiful lace and embroidery trimmings. All of these new styles for fall wear; sizes 32 to 46 ...... Domestics r ae 8 Thy spot ey oo 8c each joas—Now fall styies Hydey 89c atylog with tallore Popling—Sik Moree Pop ordion ploated te Irted and tucked fi une 1 lins tn black, w ream and in all the nang 1 inches / colorings sale price $5.00 SILK PRTTICOATS yard There are no better Sik Pet tleoats In town at $5 Se WASH GooDs skirts in this lot. Your che A olean-uy Y styles; spe of more tha |. Tomorrow we. offer you the Dowt $1.90, $2.00 and $2.80 Pett! wit! tallored flounc LOTS OF BARGAINS—NO HIGH PRICKS LACK et | nove: cLoTMING i WEAING GOOD "PRUNKS = Geor upply is m ar th ie ste ime. ould Tt heck dd tc artm, The hier ler hy Baron we fi pan, hitch rill a