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

THE STAR BON MARCHE THE BON MARCHE THE BON MARCHE, THE BON MARCHE | THE Entire California Exhibit of Dried Fruit From the HOUSEKEEPER, HOTEL KEEPER, RESTAURANT KEEPER IN SEATTLE WILL SEIZE WITH AVIDITY AT ABOUT ONE-THIRD yours, and we sincerely AN OPPORTUNITY EVERY AND BOARDING HOURS KEEPER The entire Ca a ext of Dried Frult, over which mtiite tt fe, the best Pears, the best Peaches, the best Apricote, the b Nuta, the best Prunes, the best Raisins, the best Plums and Honey the state of ¢ alifornia pre UNDER THE MARKET PRICES. It's an oppo be repeated in our lifetime, or Santa c lara Prunes 29¢ a Box Fancy California Peaches $1.89 Box ee Fourth Floor. May last all day; may not 5 Pe 30 Clara I fruit, in glass-cov-| 26-Pound Bo oy California Peaches, In glasscovered boxes ere x AS OX t A-Yo1 fon. 29 as exhibited at the AYP. ex tion, While they last, 10¢ wh t a x c sale price, per box $1.98; per pound covered § Pounds Sant boxes; as « Clara Prunes, larger sized frutt, In gla at the A-Y.-P, exposition, Whi 35c exhibited at the A-Y.P, exposition box price, per box $2.50; per pound .. | Senta Clara Prunes $1. 48 Box Seeded Raisins. ound Boxes Fancy Bartlett Pears, in glass-covered boxes, as 7ic a Package Santa Clara Prunes 23: se Box California Almonds, Santa ¢ me 8c Deltclous Calitorale Al mo me ‘ California Hone Pure California Honey; as exhibited at the AY -P. expo While they last, sale price, per comb as exhibited at the e price AYP. expo 15¢ 15c a Comb California Layer Figs, 8c c Package 2 to 14ounce packages, wrapped in parchment ne A-Y-P While they last 8c as exhibited a they last, « « x$ | cover | While Fancy California | Peaches 59c Box | 5Pound be boxes axes Fat Ca b gia boxes, several va the A-Y.P. expostti Whi position met’ aie sy his © Greatest Millinery Sale Ever Heldin _ = = on Here Now oat sSe ON THE pets. Am if w ’ . tire stpies | Trimmed Hats 22-05 Hats of felt Value $6.50 Hats, made oire silks; Value ye: 50 bengaline silk, velvet and $3.95 Chiefly Ready-to-Wear of ottoman, bengaline and s, silk drapes some velvet faced; trimmed with quills, ihe lone TE : wings, wing effects, large bows of vel- and drapes in every desirable color and every desirable shape. They're hats easily worth $5.50 and. $6.50, but our purchase enables us to price them at $3.95 Friday Trimmed Hats Hats ite th 300 to \ Street Hats, all finely “ A : made, in every new shape for winter, of oe moire,*ottoman and bengaline silks; prettily trimmed with fancy wings, hers and ornaments; in all the newest colorings, including bronze cedar, mulberry, brown, gray, king's blue, Edison blue, navy blue, white black, black and white in combination Hats of beauty and style; no two alike ; worth $9.00 and $10.00. Friday, at $5.95 —Bécond Floor. aes with ats intended tc and bt | shades of the season | sell at $4.50; for street All in one lo ness } wear. Tamevicd Hats $4.95 335, Value Dress and choose ave 300 velvet | chances to be ple Large and season's mc small shapes in the a: | vored styles, and the trin the best clude black and all shades. The values range to $8.50, but any for $4.95 Friday Amings ideas for fall wear the new from hat in the lot goes ———————— Now, when t cturers are putting stoch n rder and the That's one of the strictly cash business, Y« of your opportun MISSES’ JUNIOR SUITS er gets the cream of the bargains are always ready to take advantage cash bu ges of 39.50 “i'ss0" e te $50 Nothing reserved. Any $45.00, $47.50 or $50.00 Tallor-Made Suit in the house Friday for $39.60. The residue of three lines remaining from the past two months’ selling; 150 altogether—all colors and black Suite of broadcloth, Venetian, wide wale diagonal fancy serges and homespuns. The stylish long coats all silk or satin lined, trimmed and plain. Re to make way for newcomers $50.00 Tailored Suit $39.50 Friday WOMEN’S WOOL WAISTS hy 2.98 Value $4.50 Tailored Walste made of all-wool nuns’ veiling, in blue, lavender, gray, pink and white; also Net Waists, r 4 lack. Som cream and white in pretty lacy styles; open back, ts and some ¥ fronts 3 long sleeves, soft crush collar, profusely. trimmed 1 open front with Valenciennes lace and ingertion, Actual $4.00 $1.98 Friday and $4.50 values priced at $2.08 for Friday —Second Floor. | fiseo at $9.95 F “rida WOMEN’ 5 WOOL WAISTS Worth $2.50 red styl veiling In ta f apron ginghams, dress gingbams, ery. imaginable color 30 Friday morning clear saving of 2 ind that 25¢ Writing Paper, 1 8:30 to 10:30, a pound Tc Amsterdam Linen Writing wh blue; 120 to poun Friday ning 17¢ a@ pound; % 0c. NO PHONE ORDERS, nurse stripe and pattern; all a yard. Lengths cut 5c on every yard. My, what —Basernent. 8:30 to 10:30, each 45c wh 1200 Waistsa that a mussed and Tight-fitting Boned Cornet solled from handling; lace and | Covers, lace trimmed, cross in embroidery trimmed. Friday back; gives poise to the figure. morning 46e NO PHONE | Friday morning 25e NO ORDERS, PHONE ORDERS, chambray, in ev at 5¢ cto counter! $1.00 Shirt Waiste, 39c Brassieres, 8:30 to 10:30, 4 | Ingrain Carpet Usuall | 29¢ Bey 40c¢ Yd. PHURSDAY, A.-Y.-P. E. Goes on Sale Friday at the Bon Marche | Sane Cc lore Prunes 35c a Box Fancy California Pears, $2.50 Box | While they last, sale 12i¢ 25-Pound Boxes Santa Clara Prunes, medtum stzed fr in glas® TeOunce Packages Best Brands Callfornia Beeded Raisins; as | covered boxes; as exhit A.Y.P, exposition 4 ted at the AYP. exposttion, While they last 1 While they last, per box $1 i 2 price, package rays af 15c a tb.) be added to | Trimmed Hats) choice | THESE GREAT BARGAINS IN MORNING APPAREL ARE THE RESULT OF OUR BUYER BEING IN NEW YORK RIGHT NOW | Women’s Tailored Suits | any $45.00 to | Zc AREON Check Gin hams, Yard OCTOBER 21, WHAT DOES IT LACK? 1909. “THE QUAKER SELLS FOR Lt55" THE Ou laker pref igth drugs Ht | ibstitution vith a waite al prescrip-f] ‘| SPECIAL PRICES FOR QUICK SALES ON friday and a See Poker Chips expert compc and a force large er ing line make The 0 tion drug store NO, 1-—"THE JOY RIDE.” Here ie the firet What-do ibly it may see finished it. T lack pleture to you, but in fact th i! he has omitted artint Good, aes in’s ben ~The a you are } expected to imagine what that detall is caouite 1 hips, 100 20c « | w, what does this picture of “The Joy Ride” require to make erviceable chip bs - 10¢ | ? FOE sos Soto ener 35¢ Stuart’ | in an automobile, a fiercely flying, ' Stuart s Charcoal Tab- jolly part The occ Oughtnt whiszing aut for instanc for it? rtiing with glee y something te n the Joy ride with ple to show it Minatle Trokeys — Th« lets—The 25c box for, pews Pan Meee |) Dickinson’s Witch Ha-[ this glee Hae anything happened ¢ Wb it ts it, and how was the box for sure? 2 While you are puzzling at artist is going ahead, and te ; you will see the result in t ow per, with the final touch Lane’s Kidney and zel—The 20c full int } supplied that will make the h rieal laughter of the joy riders Backache Medicine — bottle for 156 at least natural ; Wateh for it in tomorrow's Sta The 50c size for...40¢ Beef, Iron and Wine Rheumatic L Se lable tonic — FF Remedy — The $2.00 ull pint bottle for 50¢] bottle for $1.75 25c Nail Files ... 15¢ i EXPOSITION SOUVENIRS] Now that Seattle more than ever the of the many charming « sion. We have Poles, Trays, W week you may take y« Laroux TAFT HAVING GOOD TIME ver you will realize & one or more ut for the occa. eft, including Totem res of others. This the entire stock at HALF PRICE nest THE QUAKER DRUG CO. oth W IMMENSE EXTRA SPECIA For Thursday, Friday and Satur- ' day Will Be the Big Sample Line of WOMEN’S TAILORED SUITS}. at $15.85 and $21.85 The very latest models in Fall | PRESIDENT TAFT ON HORSEBACK, TAKING IN THE CAT- TLE ROUND-UP AND OTHER FRONTIER STUNTS ON HIS BROTHER'S RANCH iN TEXAS. (By United Press.) Taft, eight miles from this place. Texas, Oct This evening President Taft will Taft in learning e| probably map out the address he the ranch business is to make hristi to-| day he saw cattle morrow t nes his jour-| and dipped, and to etward | is observing the work of erways will be the subject] plows and harrows on fields t discussed in his speech, and as he today roped stretch over a day's horseback ia to make a simi! address at and Winter fashions are em- journey New Orleans, the delega who bled: he f " Sin After the early, moming golf to attend the larger waterways ted here lor your appr a La Quinta, the president at Creser if stunning array of style from rid® with his 4 ing Mr. Taft'e town of took an automobile brother and went to the which to select—just the suit that will be most becoming—the ues will astonish you, would expect to pay at least Re! 50 and $27. 50 what we offer at the ab "HASED HATES sian sorinry atthe na | Plaited Princess Cort Costenieion Geders|* D R F S S F S 7 \i be ¢ | Hearing on Hillman’s | 1 Application for Injunc- ,,f°h\°—"" De come eee $15.85 and $1 8.85 ke tion. ih poverdinent, The pone thus teil. Worth Double This Amount 4 {NEW MIXTURE, COVERT, SERGE and BROADCLOTH Coats Washington, blenn © ports thus to Lun Chin Chun. Lind-| Tt Peikosol and Chutsucha Court Commisstoner R. H say yeaterday cited representatives of the Puget Sound Electric com ny to appear In Court on Octo to show cause why it should not be enjoined from charging the increased fare of two cents a mile This order was issued on the ap |plication of C. D. Hillman for an injunction against the line. Washington, 0. en tlor cana ¢ whict natituted by the fe ment against the N the Indianap RS the next to be ¢ | The women of the Duwamish , | valley are signing a petition asking i r Ml! Governor Hay to ald them in the| § rf aaa Search is being F and fight against the raflway e SOGny he police for ma a , . Br of Santa Barbara, | im; President H. R. Williams of the |” me) Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget Sound d SEMI- and TIGHT-FITTING CAPES $9.50 AND UP in this city October | tly after his arrival from the} hern part of the state He had 0 in cash on his person. jrallroad, haw practically ass |the people of the Duwamish 4 White and Black river valleys |where open war has been declared 4 on the freight and passenger sory-| , ,Calcutta.—Between 5,000 and 10,-| ’ [ice ot the Puget ‘Sound Biectric | 000, Batives “have perished “in an} ALTERATIONS FREE! |company, that his road will be able a geo en Psi tne = ording ie to handle much of the freight a ps ne ere by exhausted¢ “a er |which the suburbanites intend to|'*!'#* | The House of Samples’ take away from the Interurban line | Mr. Williams did not think that the road could arrange its schedule and get the equipment necessary to install a suburban |service to Seattle, New York.—-Mat Henson, the negro who accompanied Commo. dore Peary on his trip to the North Pole, was banqueted last night by the colored population LADIES’ SAMPLE SUIT SHOP 500 ARCADE BUILDING : Take Elevator Open Till 9 P. M. Saturday | passenger | New York.—Senator Aldrich has returned from his Huropean trip BRIEFS BY | BY WIRE South Bond, Waehe-Jonn tama-| CSS SSSSSCSS i ple etiemibied. spicite,”- Indes lex Business Bringers. Star classified ads. Buy | New Yorke—Mra. 1 G. Pankhu " re lead of the militant suffragettes —W . 5 . Jor Groat, Britain, arrived last night lee ree ith sole maraiings eall real entate, ‘ete | jissue the Tribune dropped in. price |from three cents to one cent and jchanged its makeup from six to seven columns. Now York.—Willlam Gaynor call od Hearst a “bellowing demagogue last night in a political speech. PROF. STEVENS Has enlarged his hall Tuesday Frida: IANO@ Alcoholic tontes destroy hair and Bellingham.—A — condensary to! scalp. Leary’s non-alcoholic com cont $125,000 will be built at Fern-|pound gives life; cures dandruff, evening, te Kohien Pg dale itching, falling hatr, grayness and ct ee A gee econ AS baldness, All druggists and bar- Tet Sai 10 i Washington, D, C—Chipf Census | bers. arr