The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 28, 1909, Page 12

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THE STAR—TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1909 THE BON MARCHE THE BON MARCHE THE BON MARCHE | THE BON MARCHE The buying public is unerring in its judgment and seldom bestows its confidence where that confidence is undeserved THE OSTRICH PLUME SALE BROUGHT THRONGS WITHOUT PRECEDENT |Bargains Beyond Precedent to be Sure | | Peop ul waiting for the doors to « | one hundred s We know we had $10,000 worth to be sold at about But the tonight is in nowise complete, It will hint--and there is more to see than we have told of We can only express regret that many who came yentertay ‘had to leave without being waited upon. We engaged all the capable extra help we could—and we had rather you were not waited upon at all than to haye been | poorly served. We shall be in fine shape for service Wednesday. Be sure that we still have a bargain for you. $2.50. French-Curl_ Plumes... . $1.48 | $12.50 French-Curl Plumes . . $8.98 $3.50 French-Curl Plumes .... $1.98 | $15.00 French-Curl Plumes . . $10.95 $4.50 French-Curl Plumes . . . . $2.98 $22.50 French-Curl_ Plumes . . $15.00 $10.00 French-Curl Plumes... . $5.00 $22.50 Black Willow Plumes . $15.00. $11.50 French-Curl Plumes... . $7.98 $40.00 Black Willow Plumes . $29.50. BLACK, WHITE _AND EVERY DESIRABLE COLOR IS REPRESENTED | In the first half-hour we had recorded over 50¢ le st ypen yesterday morning alee on the dollar list we print TORONTO, Ont, Sept. 28 jbecame of four babies Mrs. May | Turner bad fn her home? ($3 Hygienic Comforter $2.50 | $4.50 Hygienic Comforter $3.75 | ' $1.25 Table Linen, 70-In., 95¢ | $1.25 Hotel Towels,.$1 Dozen | j Two good numbers-—-if they | fit into your needs buy tomor | row, while they are specially | priced: 70-inch extra heavy quality All Pure Linen Table Damask, comes in | silver bleached, free from au | dressing, and will give excelle: wear; in five new designs; $1 % | quality; Wednesday, 95c Be ce | a yard ity Hem re Palla, N. ¥., are trying to solve th: mystery, the woman herself sits wu moved in her cell, where she charged with murdering a child b throwing it from a train Belief in the existence of an w No shoddy filling in any of our comfortabl even the lowest in cost, are filled with pure, odorless | white cotton—sizes full . These qualities prove the | economy of buying here | Pull size Comforter, covered with a good bos real ait im OFFICERS FOR A YEA (By United Press) PUYALLUP, Sept. 28 tere of 18x36¢-in. Extra good 4) med Huck Towels ders; this ts a sp hotel and rooming At day's session convention of th oely tied with Wednesday price .. .. this special lot lasts; $1.26 | Washington the Western at ad While r | the police of Toronto and Niagara 5 in B ts by n DID WOMAN, HELD AS SLAYER, RUN WHOLESALE “BABY FARM?” MI6S MAUD TURNER, Wha d railroad by which babies yn disposed of has been ned in the eyes of the ce by the arrest of Mra, Turner will be put under the third de gree unless something definite comes from her in the next 48 bourse. Authorities belleve she ix one of the worst baby murderers of a decade maaan Nt ne ularly; Wednesday, |Woman's Christian Temperance Main Floor. $1 a dozen, each Basement. IUnton the following officers were ot ae SETA ensuing year Margaret B 'Embroideries That Are 25¢ and 35¢ Values, a Yard |Ip-Sse" =: Coming to us luckily for the mid-week’s selling, through an extremely fortunate I, ; purchase, these fine Swisses, Nainsook and Cambric Embroideries’ are remarkable values at the insignificant selling price. Flouncings, Insertions, Edgings and Band- ings chiefly. Some All-Overs. All desirable patterns and widths. Many uses for just such embroideries suggest themselves readily—you will not find a better opportunity. As recorded in Sunday’s papers: a embroidery bargains are | going to be scarce as the year grows older.” SALE ON MAIN FLOOR main the Honorary p’ IK. Simnison, Seattic. Assistant—Mre. Elia H. Booke | Bellingham. SPECIAL | $4.50 METAL BEDS FOR $3.49—$3.00 METAL BEDS FOR $2.19 | The Homefurnishing Store always has timely values | 1 will watt for! you th the Bea} Marche Rest Room.) “ete 8450 in the many various lines it sells F ibmitted 3 ne: lis—these are submitte 2 Bea for your especial and immediate consideration $3.00 Cotton-Top Mattress, $2.50 Well made; good quality fancy stripe ticking: has 4inch box border; double stitched; closely tufted. Price...... ’ $5.50 Cotton-Top Mattress, $3.95 (* The Bon Marche SAnitary Mattress—the best low priced mattress we know; cotton at to bottom and side; roll edges ‘Gh See This s.00 Irom Bed sr For Wednesday and Thursday Only the Mattress in window; This $3.00 Bed, $2.19 made of buffalo topknots; This Is a capital value. We have | took 20 years to acquire the tops This $4.50 Bed, $3.49 it in full and % size, white enamel This is one of our banner values. Nothing | ed; angle rods at head and t alone; not another like it in the to ereah bong met pon of order. White enam- | A higherade | world. Value in cash $250. eled, in full and thre remarkable value. steel joints and ch ils. quarter size. A very bed. - 12! ie COTTON SUITING FOR Fines 15¢ BLEACHED FLANNEL FOR | Full bleach | i stuff out for s« domet flannel; full-yard wide; ry weather Have Basement. day (and night, te warmer underclothes® re Latest New York Creation PINEAPPLE | 22M%c A CAN ite AND ae WOOL DRESS oN A YARD + Se gr pT ato ants Wool Dress G i 2 to 8-yard lengtl sts, skirt dre esses and be clothing Fabri that ff the piece at 50c and 7 ae a yard, th 1 8:30 to 10:30 Wee 2 = yar NO PHON E ORDERS 7,0 SEEDED RAISINS, 5a! $1.00 COOK BOOK 10¢ INDIA LINON, perermesce —e 8:30 TO 10:30, PACKAGE 8:30 TO 10:30, EACH 59c | 8:30 TO 10:30, A YARD: er untae: wats Freshly 9 California] The White House Cook Book raisin ef f in continents, | ‘| phone orders. L. No phone orders, 150 AND 10c LACES, 8:30 TO 10:30, A YARD 10¢ EXTENSION RODS, 8:30 TO 10:30, EACH 50c WASH BOARDS, 8:30 TO 10:30, EACH Be 296 2% a Cre Wash Board with y glass plate nesday mornin, eac day mornin No phone | clothes; Wednes morning, phone orders, Limit orders, | Bx ard. No phone orders. Visitors to the Alnika-Yukon-Pacific Exposition are invited to visit Seattle's largest store | =) AY conventoncess mo obliga tion of any nature tn entailed. Pacific Outfitting Co. 422 Pike ven of tie XW] =, Me = a W.0,T.U.ELEGTS THE. | PLAN BIG EXCURSION eters, an organization of el clerks, will leave next Sunda. excursion to Hoods Canal ma ye will be made on the mer Chippewa. 10 om (By United Press) FRANCISCO, Sep years’ imprisonment by will be paroled In all filed a requ with prison directors for the pare i . y nn at the bo ands 9 the recomuatend ror ‘will come action. VSS ihe (Offic Se. eee ee SS does it all mean? ” AF Ca SS It means that at Eile elsewhere, Eilers ° Music Building aS vA PSL SSS | { _ CHICKERING | EILERS PIANO Were Selected by the Oregon Commission * cop! of the brainiest men anc ‘ West unanimously decide Ve: Bilers. What does this you not only choose from the largest as pe oh goes with sortment of the world’s best pianos, but ry ae pianos, bu th secured the that prices are indisputably lower than D. 8. Johnston Co. — , THE G ~ =e ORO CO, hei DOWN-TOw! fr 5 will = WI3-1018 Pinsy menue wo. fa - PHONE UP-TOWN STORE PIKE ST. om WESTLAKE AVE. Cetiven be Pree 70 ALL orrice sue-oramen “ 7 AT THE UPTOWN Brome |SEMI- ANNUAL SOAP SALE RP . The sale of $ demaml was enor rush. Every clerk wrapping soap, To ® A u attend th se These spect f Thurs Dr. Lowe's Wedne Conti's Castile sday and i Imported from | __p P dehyde four - pound bar 4 | three —— for 62c. Fels-Naptha Soap — 3 bars for 10c. White Lily Soap Quaker Ost Mea Just the thing for | 9), Soap, the bath phen 10c Per dozen, 45, q 3 cakes for 10c. Uncle Sam's Tar Buchan’s 365 Puri iss Hand Soap Boap— Three 2c aul T mechanic's - C for “aus | ; ea gp 4 Three J Pome for for 30, | grease, paint, et iC. * three 10c bars for Quaker Pine Shaving Soap —Three for 10c. Jansen’s Dog Soap —Two 20c cakes for 25c, Skat—Skatters dirt; 3 cans for 23c. | Rose Incomparable —An imported soap, round cakes; Violet odor if preferred three 25c cakes for | 9c. BOX OF 9 CAKES FOR 2 Good so ap: Dienty of soap: more soap than you ever before for twice the w Ge x now; we have many and can't get any more real good soap—no ffi For Ladies aad Gentiemen. Massage end Cooling Hoom Incinded in We Your Patronage. —TOURIST BATHS— Meta Sestdental. THE GLORIOUS ial Piano by Executive Appointment) AND THE POPULAR for the Oregon State Building. 1 women in the d in favor prove rs Music House SS 2 for every Successors to ° OO > SO?

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