The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 4, 1909, Page 12

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rHE STAR- THE BON MARCHE THE BON MARCHE THE BON MARCHE THE OCTOBER BLANKET SALE Greatest We’ve Ever Announced $2.50 Woolnap Blankets $1.95 $6.00 All-Wool Blankets $4.95 Nothing shor ater . . Mont! go we made pr ation Never 1 in addition on in were the regular Blankets stocks lar because of our ret many lots which can be sold ime when every household iV ets, or other Winter bed equip ld bring a great bt wanted kinds shou rong een Blankets— come made in Califor ges and © © $1.00 cdlor, with White Blankets— Blanket come tn > and warm _ with fane nas) regular price Y price le an exira fine quality Mills Blanket, and are | finteh and du with pink h atik, regular price $11 pair. Bale price bO per la White Blank 5 » need of her court would revel in are among our new Paris nape ns—the beads of jet, ven Silk Marquisette is a regal black; « $10.00.—Main Floor. and Pa | ladies adva © of the mox nd are ets. We have imported som Irish and Venise lace o $4.00.—Main Floor. Suits have rev 1i8 Season, are taki Irish round and re wearing in both Their “Queen of the down shades. are w Night $3.98 to € coat ver effe ts in thers are of $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 New Fall Silks, Tuesday, a yd. i Silk unquestionably the greatest ever h-grade Silks will be offered at ygne, Satin Francaise and Louisine embroidered and conventional The bargains in Tuesday’s sale of ure offered. Thousands of yards of bright, new, hi about manufacturing cost. Taffeta, Peau de ¢ | Silks in an almost endless variety of siripes, designs, in every imaginable color—light, d and medium. The same qualities retailed everywhere at from $1.00 to $1.50 yard. Priced for Tuesday, 69¢ a yard ae Malm Floor Surprised at Such Splendid Savings as These Now Being Offered. 15e Cathedral Madras, 12 1-2¢ Avery and colors, in floral ; caded | inches wide; here Tuesday at $4.00 Plain Repp Pores, $2.9 5 Plain Repp I estry be Extra Heavy Tapestry Couch Covers, 72 inch es wide, 3 yards long and fringed; can be used most serviceable made; Orien $3.00 values, Tuesday $1.95 e Art Casement Cloth at 17¢ of the ver produced These are owing novel fects and nt color ations; sells a yard; Tuesday .17¢ Third Floor effective drapery, artisti d glass effec at 15c a yard; ei on both sides; = patterns and colors One prettiest draperies ¢ com here where 50¢ Outing Flannel Skirts 39¢_ WOMEN'S 50c OUTING FLANNEL 39C. 15 Shaker, Filled With Pepper, All For flannel; 8-inch ¢ button titched with silk lop Pepper Shakers, filled with about 1% day morning, till 10:30, if the lot i customer. NO PHONE ORDERS 25c Cotton Taffeta, - Oc | Infants’ 10c Bibs, 8:30 to 10:30, a yard . | 8:30 to 10:30, each h Cotte iffeta and Mercerized | Cover-All Bib 1 | checked gingham j with white tape each. NO PHONE 6l4c Cotton Challis, | 8:30 to 10:30, a yard Printed Cotton Challis, 24 inches wide light and dark colorings, fine for comfort from 8:30 to 10:30 Tuesday morn NO PHONE ORDERS outing hole Me Cocoanut 15e a Pound ounces pure pepper; Tue lasts. Not > Pumpkin 1.45 § plair with — sl es String Beans Fu einist Tf Tuesday ORDERS zood a yard, NO PHONE 75c Alarm Clocks, 8:30 to 10:30, each mF ) morning ORDER SSC covering ing at 4c a yard Visitors to Alawka- Vuk ‘ncitic Kaxposttion® a re tnvited to vinit Seattle's largest store ~MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, pair and tn | and are very | SCARFS FOR EVENING WEAR rkling Scarfs such as the queen of fairies and j gilt and cut steel | 09¢ $3.00 Couch Covers, $1.95: 15¢ Cathedral Madras, 12s¢_ $4.00 Repp Portieres, $2.95: 25c Casement Cloth, 17¢ Even Women Who Are Always on the Alert for Bargains Will be | $3.00 Couch Covers at $1.95. 1909 J4PS WILL BE AMBASBADOR O'BRIEN BE Lig 8 ORIENTAL Ques TION 16 DECIDED, (By United Frew.) BAN FRANCISCO, Oct Amertean Ambassador T. J, 0 ren, who ts returning to his post in the Far Bast after a vacation at bin old home in Grand Rapids, Mich believes that with Japan anxious to keop all of her laborers at home to develop her own lands plenty of work there for al! of the natives, the Japanese immigration problem in America ought to right itwelt, | In speaking of this question O'Brien said that the Japanese im migration provbelm is fundamentally more @ racial than an economic EATS OWN KEPT AT HOME and with| [put he does not apprehend an | ous complications in the Jemune of it He sald 1 cannot think tha | Japan is encouraging the por on the fe eal flaherion, Pe ing is nething that te liable occur in any country, or under ¢ flag, but it would be very fools to encour hing of the sort ; ing egard to it ever b brought attention AL HIMOELF IN _ BASEMENT OF HOTEL ‘The body of the man fo @ bullet in bie brain irday & ernoon in the basement of the Bal timore hotel has not been ident fied, although many have viewed the remains at the Butterworth orgue, There is no doubt in the of the coroner but that #u cide was the of the death and James Dougherty, the man rested has been rel be held CHILD _To STAY HUNGER | ORIVEN TO STARVATION, MAN KILL® ONE OF CHILDREN AND MAKE6 A MEAL By United Press) 8ST. JOUNS. Ne Fo Oct. 4 Kekimo, driven by starvation his child, according to a stor brought from the far north by th Hudson Bay company’s steamer Adventure, which arrived with the jerew of the lost Dundee whalor Parafox | The whaler met the fate of her companion ship Bnowdrop when she was crushed {n the lee floos off Baffin Land early in August a year ago. The crew with scanty j provisions made thelr way over —_— e hunting and the broken te land and were wtoamer thix fall The story of the nibaliem was 7 i dis. patches nent t dventure by t mounted p The man's fishing season hac failed, and, made mad by hunger he cut the th of one of his children little vie tim Wh towards the main picked up by the imo's car and ate the ) the man's neighbors learr ed of the crime they attacked hin according to the primative law the race. The outcast beat off asnauits, shot down several of the attacking party and escaped to the trackless wilderness of ice, His fate Is unknown. COME-ON GAME IN FAIR | BUILDING RAW PRETTY GIRL 18 A CONBTANT PURCHASER OF THE FOUNTAIN PENS. There is o man selling fountain pens, shirt markers, ete, in the Machinery bullding, who needs o ;mansger, As @ spleler he te al! right, But when it comes to the ifine points of the game, he Is coarse ivory. He bas a “come on” In a young woman, whose duty [t ts to }etart the buying when the pen mar finishes « spiel | Bhe is not half bad japicler gets together his and says that “for adver j poses only | am going to Hone of thease limber kneed, dou ible jointed fountain pens, along with this and along with that, for the small sum of one quarter, a When the If you cannot come personal ly, phone or write—we giad to modate you are | accom oe the regular pushes he d and says TH take Only one,” says the spieler, And although s#be weeps real tears he cruelly sticks to his word. She buys only one the ‘steenth for the day, then circles around and site down be hind « post waiting for a new crowd to step up to be squeezed. the rough stuff In be while the spieler 0 get a breath of the comeon takes hi« at the stand. Two of the ‘#” saw through this mechan js afternoon and th uder the collar that it was ary for @ guard to escort them to the outside, They wanted to stick around and lick the spicier and do a lot of other things. fourth ots & dollar, wh way thre Now .A.GOTTSTEIN: # FURNITURE COS, ‘ OND AVE. BE TWEEN PIKE & PINE ¥ got 80} C- RETA DOWN-TOWN SroRE USt You IND. 2018 map 13-1018 FIRST AVENUE uP~- TOWN STORE jASaving Hair Br he vf Hair ged elsewhere EXTRA SPECIA yg the scalp at every y toon $1 Valin Special at Sle" Drugs and Sundries Specially Priced Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Sai Hepatica Carters Lites seat” ....15¢ | Sia a octal 25¢ Shaving Mugs ; Ve : cach» 18¢ each AM-OR-OU marked e-row, solid back touche » cut peneti Paimo Tablets—cure ~! nervousness; reg 60c per box. Bpecla $1 Hunyad! Water—the natural Iaxauve regular 20c; specin three boxes for . onal - 10¢ bott! or 1 Jelly (Vaseline) bottle . .. bottle for ~—spectal tor , 0 Canthrox—ad ne for Shampoo advertised for Tonte Spurmax tned making We sell 50c packages of these rem at, each— 35¢ jut we don recomm them, Quinola making for making Almozoin—advertised for making Com ehvertised for making Flesh Reducer advertised Tonle advertised for Remedy advertived Remedy Parnotis Kardene for making Blood Crystos making Eye | Luxor for making Eczema Eczema Is Curable We have records of hundreds of cases of eczema that been cured by DDD. This is a liquid Chicago, and we have great faith in mend its use. We would Iike to try a bottle. One bottle will not but ft will relieve, and continued u every hundred cases Star classified ads. Business Bringers. \sell real estate, etc. Important Sale of Iron Beds ‘Phis new and bette? stor '¢ announces a sale of Iron Beds nuwber of Seattle's home«makers When We say that the beds we offer represent a special purchase ona large scale, that’ the that we could not turn the offer down that the public is interested in kno being one of the fundamental There are several tive of the line, but there $3.75 Iron Bed for Strongly constructed Iron Bed standing 62 inches high at head and or gr price 45 inches at the fo inish; reguiar Sale price ~ BEDDING SPECIALS FOR Double Bed Size silkoline and filled with white co or tied; the regular price of fort 1s $1.60. Sale price for this Large Size Comfort, covered w lined with plain silkoline and fill ton; a good larly at $3.00. week Cotton Blankets, 11-4 size, In w & regular $1.26 number, Sale pr week Sale price for th hundred beds and s« are n white Comfort, covered wit heavy quilted comfort, selling “$2.10 1 policies of this institution jany others, all specially r $4.50 Iron Bed for $2.70 Iron Bed of atmple design; fin of head yet ple hed white or 62 Inches; of * $2.70 height THE WEEK hb figured titehed 95¢ sateen (ton; well this com week ith figured led with white cot regu. hite, tan or gray; ice for this 95¢ | | treat DISTRIBUTED PAYMENT d wi “ ie pl idua nah YMEN The New Toledo $1 Now, $1 Weekly priced” range and scientifically constructed, Will heat quicker, bake better better satisfe than many high-priced $39.50 for the four-hole size America’s best medium Heavily and give rtion ranges d that the beds are sta It goes without saying that the savings will be passed along ior this week which will make bed buying ane q e quoted us was) eve we haves ard goods of splendid quality, to you, such ome fifty different patterns in this purchase. Those shown here are rep ed for this week's sale. $5.50 Iron Bed for $9.50 Iron Bed $3.50 active Iron Bed fn white or nish; head 48 inches and ches high PASS Vases ~$3.50 | f scores ture, carpets, 1 stoves, ranges, et at special prices on these favor- Columbia Air Tight $1 Now, $1 Weekly The stove that warn Made of the bost materials and lined all the way to the top. A great heater that will do all we claim for it. Four sizes $9.50, $12.50, $15.50, $17.50,

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