The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 21, 1909, Page 10

THE STAR—TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1909. THE BON MARCHE that captured feminine Seattle—the chief Parisian and Ameri contributed the Pattern Hat ill models of beauty, and, of h as can be But these beautiful hats from foreign sources in the rare daintiness or the captivating, bewitching style that designed in our own workroom The opening will be contin with the greatest values we've offered this season, so far, as an Second Floor, $15.00 TO $18.50 TRIMMED HATS GO AT These Hats are really extraordinary at the price. Wonderful, even for this great Millinery Store. The Fig Store is always the lead ing exponent of high-class styles at popular prices, Its reputation ex tends the country over, Hundreds of Individual styles in the showing and every popular shape, shade and style of trimming ts Included Turbans, Toques, Picture Hats, Cavalier, Toreador and other atyles; of silk, of felt, ef moire antique; effectively trimmed with fancy feathers, quills, wings, big Floor, OPENING SALE VALUES in WOMEN’S WEAR Women nowadays are the buyers, not only of their own apparel, but of most of the things needed for the en- tire far THEY KNOW VALUES asda are seldom misled, especially when they shop around and COMPARE, Women tell us every day that our stock” of Suits, Coats and Waists is not equaled elsewhere. We show great- est variety t attractive models, and our prices are almost invariably lower than equal quality and style costs anywhere else. From among hundreds of lots, we select these as EXCEPTIONAL VALUES: WOMEN’S $25.00 FALL SUITS, $19.50 Coats all cut long, with fitted or semi-fitted Hnes, full silk and satin lHned, tailor trimmed, full tallor finished, newest platted skirts; made of fine Chiffon Broad cloth, French Serge, Cheviots, Homespun, Worsteds, Prunella Cloth, Tallor Suitings; in black, navy, tan, brown, wistaria, taupe and mixtures aplenty Why not save $2.50 to $5.00 and choose your Fal! Suits from these $22.50 and $25.00 $19, 50 values, Wednesday, at \ WOMEN’S $8.50 FALL SKIRTS, $6.95 You will want one of these Skirte when you see them, for all] are the very newest types, and the price bears no relation whatever to the value, It's @ special lot, of course. Full or cluster plafted, selfstrapped, button trimmed, or tailor stitched; made of Worsteds, Cheviots, Panama and Serges, in black and the good plain shades, as well as the good mixtures and stripes. Assuredly the greatest $6. 95 ever offered at the price $3.50 VELOUR FLANNEL ROBES, $2.50 Had several hundred of these Robes made up especially for this Opening Sale—de termined to offer the greatest robe bargain ever offered. Floor length, with yoke collar, cuffs and front od with satin ribbon, and rope girdle with tasseled ends. E {ful range of designs and colorings; choice for the $2. me’ Opening § $6.50 TAFFETA SILK PETTICOATS $4.50 These Silk Petticoats are wonderful values for the Opening Sale. They are full tal lor made, of heavy all-sitk taffeta, ra deep Spanish flounce; seif-atrapped 4 roffied bottom, ov silk or gla nm black and all th ow Pall sha ; f well as new combinations in shaded off cts, Can't accept te bone or "5D C. O. D. orders for these at : Keccnd Fleer ‘Children’ $ 39¢ Sweaters, 1 to 4 Years, Wednesday, Go al That's a bargain you'll appreciate more when you see the Sweaters than you will to read it. Buttoned down front with pearl buttons; sizes 1 to 4 years; solid gray, | gray with cardinal or gray with blue. A great value for this Opening Sale, Wednes day, at 25c each.—-Second Floor. UP TO 75c TRIMMINGS 25c_ UP TO 50c TRIMMINGS -15c | THESE OPENINGS We are best served and the store is kept at its beet b quickly forcing out all remainders-—-no matter at what t¢ Yet you are just as well served as though we had « rads If we invite you to share broken jots—at a price-—you are pa THE. LACES—The showing is superb. THE NECKWEAR—Exquisitely varied. THE VEILINGS—New and very beau- tient and satisfied, but if you came to see full sand saw tiful. tousied lots, we'd lose your THE CORSETS—The new clinging hip, Paris -Europe in general—has been laid on wanting a F ishing of her new gown Bands In Oriental and Venixe Lace, 2 Bends on White and Block Net, & ya price ls only 25¢ yard. Fa era will fare best BROKEN LOTS REDUCED TO ihe Odds and ends ¥ season, but you'd nev hadn't’ told under tribute in gathering these goods for The Bon Marche. The newest of the new—theé rich, the unusual, the luxurious, the practical but Braids in black and w effects: wor fr always the new, and in ample assortments, Floor Welcome! $2. 00 G. D. Justrite Corsets, All Sizes, Wednesday They Go at This great lot of Sample Corsets we secured to offer in the Opening Sale at 95c. It’s a matchless offering. Models for the average and slim figures, medium and low bust, extension hip, lace and ribbon trimmed, white or drab, batiste or coutil, support | ers front and side; sizes 18 to 30; $2.00 values, Wednesd Second Floor. | 95¢ each New Importation— | 25e FRENCH PEAS Brusecis Carpet Sam les, Worth $1 .25 at, Each or fine grade | AT 20 CTS. A_CAN Five hundred of these in 1-yard lengths, finished ends. They make excellent, xpensive little rugs, which will come in very handy in nany Sb es about the home this winter. From 8:30 to 10:30 Wednes- morning, 7 ‘ O PHONE ORDERS. brand; : . dozen - CMe Ae to ae vaca. BAG ‘ Bik Peis i % -F 1 Flannoletios, | Tent : , vwallty PHON >) Jap # e Soap, ® embrol Fruite—Choi to 10 years Ibo, hes, Pears ¢ PHONE OkDE Mn pe to the Alaska-Yakou-Pacttite and Avail themselves of tis con¥enlences) no obligation of any nature t* entatied.? THE BON MARCHE THE BON MARCHE fo OPENING SALE AT THE oath MARCHE |} 912 flat bows, choux, drapes, ete, Choose from 200 modela Wednesday at $12.00,—Second | 1 ‘ writer DOWN-TOWN Srore = : . vet | $OI3-1019 FIRST AVENUE < lome UP-TOWN STORE No One Barred | PIKE ST, anew wes LAKE Ave No echolar te be from entering | ee rae \ Torrie us * tnte conte t, and the rules are wr ¥ hha Ss b| ion mite ply thene sataiad Peanys must deal with the topic ‘Comn coment Daye and must ‘ ‘ sre tater vem eel! Money Saving Sp for Tuesday and Wed Horllok’s Maited Spirite of Camphor— will teach brevity in construction Those Who Write Best Es-|,"*"’" runt be ow and on one wide says Will Get Seats for). 4!! ener munt be re ftar office by 12 o'clock next Fri a Good Show That Is| day noon, to be oliginie for thin contest b Coming. Address manuscript care “Com- | Milk—The $8.76 hos | The 10c botti Be mencement Days” Contest Editor, ff pital atze | FOF sever one With the work of the schools Buca-Thyme Troches a what siogers le [again resumed, these are the da a : }when the minds of the children are STRIKE Rengo — The flesh | and speakers require | Th | directed to the time when they will reducer; the $1.00 | when o sgeow Mh th | no longer have to respond to. the { |ringing of the bell. Their elders MADE ON Tie KENAI ei .....B5C the throat; the 250 | look backward upon school days an 4711 Glycerine Boap [their happiest, but not so with the j children Thetr vacation days have The 160 11 tee Mita Groankot onke for .... c The 26¢ sla for sssoe + 7c (My Colted Freee) SEWARD, Alaska, Sept. 21— One of the biggest strikes made on the Kenai has just been re given them an idea that the onding Jof the school period means freedom and suggestions from parents that Herploide—The $1.00 |wchool days are the merriest in eh s fe are not given credence by their| id, and the excitement here seg .., 65¢ ze BOc alae 33¢ Hand Bags | offepring iF tilt For the purpose determining }just what the children's id While sinking @ shaft on the threefoot veln of rich quartz on this question, The Btar haw ar on Falla creek, near here, the nged to conduct & contest, Prises| California Alaska Mining com lare to be offered for the best essays] pany, at a depth of 40 feet jnot exceeding 150 words, which are| struck @ ninefoot vein cross ubmitted before next Friday noon,| outting the ematier one. The hie is the surprise that The Btar| big vein averages $32 gold to | “the ton, and this streak extends across the entire width Imade reference to in evterday's | isnue < It ls @ Schoo! Play. by the ouncement nat ‘Com |mencement Days.” a play dealing —__ with iri cotlege life, produced by Everett—A. A. Broderick, prest John Cort, was to play at the Moore | gent of the Business Men's Associa heatre next week. In this pl tion, bas been appointed a re | yhich i by Virginia Frame, herself) of the board of public works to take |® college graduate, being « prom-lthe position left vacant by the death Inet aiure of Smith, and Mar-| 5¢ B, Marshall | i? qaret Mayo, a dramatint of ripe ex-| jthat result at graduation time are| +, ie ff { i | Tacoma's pioneer merchants vividly, brought to mind "Com-| dead after an illness of several) mencement Days” are truly both the | years | eaddest and the happiest day» of| PRS human kind. It moans the starting! gookene.—-With a grand parade | id tra pg part of < ¥e — ‘lof traveling men two miles long, | jmarks the severance of rolation® in styteanth annual interstate fair if Thic ac i He whiely. bia Gunn. he: eieannwt lace pentane, jf This Brace will keep ‘The Star's idea in this contest ix] a \f your shoulders back, jto mtimuiate Interest in educational! jay, . is nf P y Yard, Puget Gound—Lieut.|§ your chest out and topics, welt bringing forth) ol 3H. Pendleton has been taken |f * : the children's thoug Ite con-|trom the command of the navy |g YOUr form in natural position. Scientifical tent Inviting to any ambitious boy! yerq marine barracks and assigned | or girl, and one which cannot he . ly constructed. Sizes youths, But meet with the hearty co-opera. | °° Olonsape, P. I women and men. The | ton of teachers and educators “y Quaker’s price— Bellingham.—The Export mill and | for children, The Prizes. dry kilne in-South Bellingham, own. There will be 10 priges as follows: |ed by the Puget Bound Mille and First—Box holding six seats Timber company, has been sold to the performance Commencement | Thomas Earies and M. F. Cleary of | Days” at the M theatre, on} this city : | | Monday, September 27 / ~ | Seound prise—Four best orches-| Everett.--The biggest deal rogin tra seats jtered In recent years has been Third priaeThree beat orchestra! closed, by which the Stimson MII! woate company, of Seattle, purchased | Fourth prise—Two best orchestra| 2,200 acres of timber land in Sno-| soats jbomish county from the P | | j | Fitth, sixth, seventh, eighth,| Blakely Mil aompany for $200,000 [ninth snd tenth prises—One orches- jira seat each Navy Yard, Puget Sound.-The | This means that the prise win-| torpedo boat destroyers Hull, Whip- | |ning children will have a splendid ple, Truxton and Perry will be} opportunity to determt: if their | docked in the near future, two he-| views of “Commencement Days” are| ing placed on .oe dock at the same | justified “by the play, which iv| time. j naturally of peculiar interest to | jecheot and college girl, as its| Tacoma.—Attorney James H. Ash-! [scenes are sot at a feminine insti-|ton has been retained by several | jtute of learning. Inetdentally, the| New Yorkers representing Com.|] mete |prine winners have @ treat In store| mander Peary to ascertain whether | S844 cca, | for them, for “Commencement Days” | Dr. Cook ever climbed to the sum- | one of the biggest succeases of! mit of Mount McKinley Massage end ‘Coutteg Rese, ietuae ta oar Patronage. ~—TOURIST BATHS— m2 YOU—AND YOUR SHOE cS You've had years of experience buying and wearing Shoes Women’s Shoes —everybody has—and yet in spite of this long experience you | Worth $2.50 do sometimes buy the “wrong” Shoes — everybody does — at | Fine, Extra Bright Vici Kid Women’s New Long Coats CHILDREN’S COATS 3% +14 rere ~ y * and almost everlasting; fi least they do until they find an HONEST SHOE. We sell Shoes | soles or the soft, flexible turnm, anf that stand the test. beclal, & pales cs weet ‘ 4 * All Sizes | Worth $10 and $12 | Come to London’s and see the largest A special lot of new Fall stock and most complete assortment of Coats, in women's and misses Children's and Misses’ Coats in the North sizes. All-woo) kerseys and west. Plain, curly and striped bearcloth, other wool coatings, in black velvets, plush, corduroy, astrakhan and all and all plain colors and mix kinds, colors and patterns of plain and tures, All 8 poe novelty woolen coatings. A big spectal lot tomorrow at seeees WORTH DOUBLE eta Hats Worth $7.50 to $10.00 i= | Before you buy your new Fall Hat, come tn | and look our ine over. This special lot at | $4.98 fe equal in style and quality to any of | the $7.60 to $10.00 Hats shown anywhere | around town. Let us help you save from $3.00 Toweling—17-inch Brown Linen Crash; Ime valee | Special sale price, yard Pe | to $6.00 on your new hat Towele—Bleached Turkish Towels, size 45x22\%; hemmed; a splendid 250 Towel. Special sale price, each . Printe—Fancy Prints for comfort coverings, draperies, etc large and small figures, Special sale price, yard Eiderdown—All-Wool Elderdown, 27 inches wido, in white, pink, blue, red and brown; worth 60c yard. Spectal sale price yard .. ‘ De ¥ Thiek It Witt 1 ra a ng ata ; Betat Bienkete—Baby Blankets. Special sale price, Eason or Young’ tn feach ... Fath CHa pedi ope :: Baas. tanseled: che wintpesst | Péfinion—Punjad Percales, all styles, light and dark grounds: 160 frames; handles of cherry regular; full 86 inches wide; will wear and wash better ee Bt oxidiaed, ‘oto, than any other percale, Special sale price, yard 2C assortment at choice, till noon Woman's Hose and: Phis Is Sweater ol Muslin—House Lining Muslin, 86 inches wid Special vou feel the a | wale price, yard .... | Floor Covering Special Sold in bolt lengtl® only at this price, for Wednesday aie re Brussels Stair and Hall Car- | pet, worth 8c. Wednes 65 ake Gi « Biagk day for, yard ., Cc) nit to Ch WithOu Ad Hemp Stair Carpet, worth Pia 0c. Wednesday i yard ... . 20 ¢| Hemp Stair Carpet, ba | | hesday for, men outwear ane it Granite Carpet, one yard | worth 40c. Wednes- day for, yard