The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 27, 1909, Page 12

a a THE STAR—MONDAY, SEPTEMBER, 27, 1909 THE BON MARCHE THE BON MARCHE | THE BON MARCHE (LIFE IN PANAMA —— DOWN-TOWN STORE CANAL ZONE >i ceca srone er OFFICE SUB-STATION 17 at tak ve-rown srome, TiC GUAK BY MIGUEL DE MIRAFLORES, next week. Everybody has his Sale is a great twice-a-year event in our Millinery Section, and ANCON. Canal Zone, lethmus of | bowling fever : “¢ » Gymnasium classes at the Y thousands of women watch for its occurrence, glad of a chance to buy a Panama, Sept. 7.—Your correspon: | ,, GYmaslum claswos at the handsome plume for a third to half below the prices that prevail during | dent will be unable to tell all the Go}. Geo, W. Goethals departed | ' the balance of the year. As heretofore, offerings are FINEST SOUTH | pmews this woek, as yesterday was heed es, ee week for Hews SEMI- State -DICAN Tf tr) . nae | Labor day, and we took a promi.| York and Washington i AFRICAN FEATHERS, as distinguished from common domestic atc ae , prom "The Canal Record, the only || ANNUAL Re » | y | new per published on the feth- | : What's more, both varieties and values outvie any that have gone be Whig seaksasiien tombe iak work nawapepe a i se ee fore. To have equaled past achievements would be doing much, But Jon the Pacific entrance to our| service to all well-meaning resh This event is one that is looked fors d to by every ; 4 pte - ‘ t® jeanal, and all citizens of the sone dents of Panan in calling us a we have done more, We have bettered our pwn best. To-wi jare taking Just pride in it» won “PANAMANIANS.” Formerly there |q wife, It is a rare opportunity to secure soaps for the | derful work, Complete dotatled was « foul blot w on the puantsbeos bath, kitchen, 1 4 j dicinal use a ie 15-inch 52. 50 Ostrich Plumes! 16-inch $3.50 Ostrich Plumes } |) :esvstse ves tien oe wie work of'vhsninn'e aering mannood vy, Path, kitchen, laundry and medicinal uve at very lo fo-INCN 94.00 USIFICH Fumes esting | ) t f on the} Glistening Black French Ostrich BYE 48 Thick and full from end to end; in 1. 98 Prens sem Seana Wtak oreuha tate sald dang Aye | These Soaps for Te ud : ' black, white, gray, green, ame tt & gigantic landslide was : ama is the Plumes, 15 inches long, full, fluffy R & thyst, mulberry, canary and four nipped In the bud here last week resort with zone| Cpe ae Phe and Tomorrow heads, finely finished ylue 4 la conofete tee wall, As it was, there Trivoll clu is the name of “i | wan no landslide at all b Welle’ Organization | 1 ms | i abor day wee cohenrated, swith | Panama § one orang tree, a cut If the Soap you want is not in this list, watch our | all the pomp and dignity befitting | ting brought ne on nursery 15;-inch_ $4.50 Ostrich Plumes 16-inch $10.00 Ostrich Plumes } | i.':2 "i.cisua,"Q2" fon'eniie ee 2 ne ° r € iu es n ° holiday, except those who worked, |of 20 oranges tt inlay Ivory Soap — large | Dariing Glycerine Cosme Thin wae due to the kindness of | /arkest weighed a pou jf, size, 3 cakes 19¢ Soap the finest | Soap—m Plumes with heavy fleece, that Graceful new Plumes, in black, }Col. Goethala, who issued a proc Fifteen bun B Joes no-|p for glycerine sony cakes aa ba |? i . snle “ . . . . * 0 , | jlamation in Culebra Auguat 26, in | ees were bre t to the zone by Grandpa's Tar Boap | the market, nicely vo ND will wear splendidly; in black, rR white, red, amethyst, bronze, old | which he ordered that “work should | the steamer At a few days ago. | the 10¢ size 19¢ Munyon's white, ashen rose, rose, gray, em rose, pink, gray, taupe, Bordeaux, be entirely suspended as far an| They will dig 3 cakes for Eertused, seguier Hazel | Bbc per « ~ ) te . or Tre ste possible | . ‘ vs erald and twe blues leather, French blue, etc geo I Woodbury's Facial | cial, & ca A0c 18-ineh_$11.50 Ostrich Plumes 18:-inch $12.50 Ostrich Phummes | | ines ries, AS BS we a Progr Extract Full French Head , Plumes, in black, Beautiful French Head Plumes, {money back. If he does find them la 85c 0 tng pc ig " rps m eabeen erg wy I ; |he will probably use them. “Who one : 7; & soap ky and national | lavender, gray, inche br ad; black, white, gray, can lis the loser and who is the win (My United Pees.) Old Fashioned Gly-| | dealers to tay in tamily; i: rose, bronze, emerald; 18 inches long; ard, Alice blue, amet willow iner?” is the question of the hour WASHINGTON, Sept, 27.—Chatr cerine Goap—Kener » eunet Zhe, at 8 of good, hardy, stock | rill € green, red, rose, champagr If the mealtickets are lost, the | man Martin G. Knapp, of the Inter ous cakes, regularly cakes for , } Panama Rattroad ( subsistence | state commerce commission, bas 10¢, at, per 8 Fr j commerce commission, rei jofficer and local auditor must be dozen c —— Tole } ; } left for the Pacific voast © the! Castile Soap-Anto- | —round cakes gam jnotitied. If the book afterward oe a nes : Old Fashioned Elder | nio Lugado brand, | and violet hs commission is to hear a se ne é (y umes | is c iS ¢€ umes should be found, the loser will get » a ‘ Flower Soap—large | large ‘lb. bare, | regular Se eam ° }it beck again important cases affec 10c cakes at worth 65¢ 3 cakes y Canal Zone Notes. freight traffic of the entire coun per dozen . 85c | per bar . 39c for . va } i ite ; 1 | Beautiful, glistening a Rich, glossy Black Plumes, ex Your correspondent had an im.|‘t?Y from the Atlantic to the Pacific | Plumes, 21 inches long, tra full, fluffy French heads, 22 catigtertinte ith Gab: Gene |auaboare | inches broad; broad, ful intches long; of the finest male yesterday, dy course of |, Chairman Knapp will go direct | French heads; sell regularly at stock. A very extraordinary | » my printing tt, |(0 Seattle, where he will join the 9 C k f S f rie here value at jover the nows from the commis:| ties of wil be Dear at Sale on Se cond Floor. wary department. A consignment | 8Pokane, begthning September 29. | It’s a skidoo price, and this lot won't last |of ripe watermelons came in or Ribbons Worth Up to $1.00 00 2c to 75¢ NECKFIXINGS FOR pase era ty a STARS AND STRIPES) °°" * All the pretty warp prints, stripes, Per t it seems like giving them away enough for everybody, only there mn | 9 C k f So f 2 san, plaids, embroidered satin, black and Thirty designs in women's stiff tnen col was bot enough to go round. | (My United Press) a es Ct) ap or white stripes, plain moire, plain satin lars, sizes 12 to 13%; fancy fluffy bows to Tendetioin steak continues firm! yICTORIA, B. C., Sept. 27.—The | 6% Inches wide. They're going quickly, so | pa Sh iS being the. price éown c ‘ A ball game was played here from the United States consulate 1013-15 } if you want some, hurry.—-Main Floor, | T5e.—-Main Floor, | between the Banitatic - ir upside down, for t rat See | FIRST AYE. p. } an | t would ‘ runs in the seventh and last tnring. | '™& te out Bowling Alleys. the United States flag, which was Greater Values in Lingerie Have Never Been Sh own. lees ; i d — — i eo . a small lot, and he didn’t haggle when we offered him about half his 3 é regular price. They consist of-— | ) LL 4 Made of the finest materials that come off the looms, such as Masa- b Twenty-two Purchasers to Eilers Music House. Jar prices would run up to $5.00—scarcely any that wouldn't bring taffeta, and plain taffeta; black and ev wear with them; and coat sets of linen, at 27 cents & pound. Porterhouse — with a Canaaian ¢ fluttering to 3, had not the Seattle's Greatest Druggists. rn ° p ed ‘As far as can be learned, fol ~ PRETTY UNDERMUSLINS itp Scr i aa ta — 3 3 ‘ > Saturday night, two young men/ A fven by the dramatic club ch y re Will present “Capt Racket? | climbed to the roof of the consulate) Watch The Star Want Ad Columns for | The bowling alleys have been ro-| reversed and hoisted in that po : erat acon caa A New York maker of fine undermuslins had about five hundred =9 ' 9 9 | Women’s Women’s Women’s = —— —— illic tanner lia, Batiste, Nainsook, Persian‘Lawn and Cambric. All are profuse $3.00. Choice of the lot Tuesday at $1.95.—Second Floor. durable color ang color combini 4 to | Madras and mostly white; a few ie 32 cents GER De See een ee Civil Adsuintstration team made 13|800¥e tt. An ty nd ran the Canadian flag up above Worth Up to $5 Garment Mort Up to 99 Garment finished ready for the tournament | sition garments of various kinds that he wanted to close out quickly. It was Combinations PETTICOATS Nightgowns 1 | Opening Day for Accepting Postal Card Contest Certificates ly trimmed, laced, ribboned or tucked. All fresh and clean. Regu With Prices, Terms, I S . { A® announced In the Thursday and Friday issues o Ellers Music House le enabled ¢ give its patrons & bona fide reduction from the regular established price! To those interested in getting good ich Jess than their | Soon ot ebeerane Sa4 Siete plats. Sheek Sea Kimball, Lester, Hobart M. Cabie, Marshall & Wé Barnes, Schubert, Willard and a half-dozen others) Jar prices, this Sale means much. Eve ir is om our own stocks, True, ines of siz r ‘0 ) $ we t} ile to see rot size is lines of sizes are broken, but it is well worth while e if ¥¢ R size i possible only through the cc eration of Eastern » “ 4 accepting, with us, the “prize checks” and “certificnl Men's $4.00 and $5.00 High-Class Shoes Reduced to $3.45. | A fv 7 P writing and guessing contests Men's $3.50 and $4.00 Shees and Oxfords Reduced to $2.45. j i Women’s $5.00 High-Class Winter Shoes Reduced to $3.45. | | lal 4 Sar ine te Semen Bae been ond ae Women’s $3.50 and $4.00 Shoes and Oxfords Reduced to $2.45. | = / . pea aa and our price pia oy eat ony th Women’s $3.00 and $3.50 Shoes and Oxfords Reduced to $1.95. wns : vr oe Sanam * ? oh xp —_ renee’ Boys’ $3.00 and $3.50 Dugan & Hudson Shoes Reduced to $2.50. ie aia rotiga As bee ammicteematn Misses’ $2.50 and $3.00 Dugan & Hudson Shoes Reduced to $1.98. | wy “ Children’s $2.00 School Shoes, Broken Sizes, Reduced to $1.49. Tt ts not surprising, therefore, that @Riiam day for the acceptance of the prise checte should have been filled with buyers eager vantage of our splendid offer. i Printed ( Cotton Challis at, a Yard ||f | /// J ops : ee 5 per cent on a e checks” turned store. If you ha s check far $8® | PEAS, 15¢ | Thousands of yards of these useful Challis, Tuesday morning 1] \ 2, store. If you have sa ct penctisenantinbvetnoath dimedtbeslin 8:30 to 10:30—at 4c a yard. Scores of patte and colorings to choose 4 C | | P) 9 " i part of first payment on any pian® | / : se } ‘ "1 é " checks will be accepted In like manhet New lot, Moyen | from. For ¢ wt covering they are splendid No telephone orders.— ’ Easy terms may be arranged for pa size; always sold at | Basement Vi, if Ay balance if desired. | 20c can. ‘Tuesday | dozen, $1.75 5c Naptha Soap, | 15c Table Oilcloth, Shae Seo , 26% eee 15e | 8:30 to 10:30, 3 bars .. Ms. Oc 8:30 to 10:30, a yard ... 1 Oc : N ai REMEMBE | Frest ading bra Works wonders in ! 45-inch’ Table Oflcloth, slightly imperfect, but ] jhe - ‘ Can't sell over 3 bars a cw | nothing to hurt the wear; colors; Tuesday morn if a difference to wesday morning for 10c, No phone orders. } ing, 10c a yard. No phone orders. P heck » payable, it va Oc Ga: ‘ | » Vig - ) 1 are the owner 1 fies Meotien, : 20c Gingham Aprons, 1 1 Yale — ; oa ee Onaende shih a : : 8:30 to 10:30, each . 2C meer , ; upright and Og A varie Women's Kitchen Aprons. with pocket, of good Z wi 4 ; apron ging Tuesday morning 124 ench | No phone orders. to each cust phone orders, 7c Embroideries, 35c Lining Sateen, | 8:30 to 10:30, a yard or | 8:30 to 10:30, a yard . 16c Cambrie an Q ) £ P Short lengths of Sunburst Lining Sateen, in “Tueada morning, mort desirable ‘colors and black, Tuesday morn sruiies ook | 3 ard. No phone oaders ing 10¢ a yard. No phone orders. ‘ i omaN wtf 2 a ve w ppreciate tH Apricots Seattle, Washington, ey Oe 1 Fs apricots : — a make your chal as aid thene ertificates bag" Third and U