The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 28, 1909, Page 10

| made of ge } a number of | poke All-Over, Corset Cover and Flouncings, Real | Princess Laces, Cluny Laces, Oriental Laces, Venise | | Laces, | broidery that sold } 80 inches | spuns, in bl the most fashionable col | lots, at 25c, 50c THE STAR—THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, THE BON MARCHE | SECOND AND PIKE THE BON MARCHE | SECOND AND PIK& THE BON MARCHE CLEAN-U P END-OF-MONTH WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ $18 AND $20 SUITS, FRIDAY $12.95, $6.50 Coats $3.95; 75¢ Waists 39¢; $7.50 to $20 Jackets $5.00 THIS IS OUR WAY OF UNBURDENING OURSELVES OF ODDS AND ENDS $18.00 and $20.00 rad $1 % $7.50 to $20 Jackets $5.00 Sixty Women's | Women's made of str broadcloth, papereuts navy Short Jackets covert ¢ Odds and ends of made of chiffon br loth and extra fine clay worsted, in black, green, red 42 inches | tively tr gray and tan; beautifully tailored; semi and tight-fitted; good to y di ay; $7 gan) we under a Raincoat 10,00 20.00 Sui on a st Jackets, cut $6.50 Jackets Cut to $3. 95 | clearance th | getnes only 18 | Single Women's all told and Misses’ Short Jackets— s and me early so if you want one, c¢ J green m ; i-fitting Jackets, of cov 50 Jackets, single 3 ith veive breasted, tight and s lar; all the | ert cloth, Toe WAISTS ARE CUT 10 Me: unlined ; cut for clearance Friday to $4.00 Waists Cut to $2. 98 | About forty Women’s Waists, of pure linen, | that are slightly soiled from customers’ hand- stiff and cuffs; regular $4.00 Waists, but out they go Friday at awns anc itferent styl tai and embroidery trin cut for clearance Friday linen collars $2.98 | ling; man-tailored styles; REMNANTS AT erry PRICE Every Cotton Remnant in the house will be swept | | out Friday Included are Rem- } nants of Cotton Spt comieiasora Outing Flannel, | 2 P, REMNANTS 50¢ to $1.00 DRESS GOODS, FRIDAY AT, A YARD. ings, Checked and Plaid Lawns, Swisses, etc., all in good condition and as desirable [REMNANTS AT HALF PRICE e and Embroidery Remnants Embroidery Edgings, In- at exactly half price. Laces, st every All-Over and em ver the counter this They all go Friday for those Valenciennes Laces, ete. Aln lace month is repress at half price, | who come early- choosing Main Floor. | as if the holt. Wide-awake buy | ers will be out early —Basement, Remnants and odd lengths of fashionable Colored Dress Goods at a mite of a price. Goods that always sell off the piece up to 85c. Here Friday at 25¢ a yard Including Natural Gray Worsted Suitings; Blue and White, Black and White, Brown and White Shepherd Checks; Scotch Plaids in bright and somber hues, ete., in lengths of 2to8 yards. Fabrics that sold up to $1.00, Friday at 25c a yard. —Main Floor. OCTOBER'S CROWNING VALUES IN UNTRIMMED MILLINERY Shapes and Feathers Dictated by Fashion—Prices Are the Lowest en Record $2.50 Shapes at Hic; 83. 50 Shapes s at $1.45; $4.00 Shapes $1.95 This is a manufa most accepted eek a re, The Ms nial and many others ire antic felt re they are picked « plus stock at an average half price. The latest as well as the 1¢ Elliot, The Helen Taft, The Cavalier, The Colo- jue, 7g self and velvet faced, in black and nearly all $1.00 HAT TRIMMINGS AT 25e: $1. 25 HAT TRIMMINGS AT 50¢ at 25¢ to 50c veep che Millinery Wings, vod of the travel 75c and 95c. In About enor Trimmings Pompons, Sw selling, but Continuing that sale mple line of on the dollar, in three Uncurled Ostrich and Baby Ostrich, etc., etc osers will fare best—Second Floor. early | yard lengths, anc | Mackerel; ‘REMNANTS alle TO $1 ad SILKS, FRIDAY, A YARD Inc tuded are plain and fancy (40c FLOOR OILCLOTH AT 23c ($1.35 Ace CURTAINS AT 97c up the month of October with the best list of special values tore thi season, The following items, specially priced for e this day the busiest of the month, FLOOR OILCL aati y LACE 3 to Reduced these and more to be sure, are desirable remnants, hs all Silks and Satins, in to 5- Silks that sell off the piece at 50c to $1.00 Main Floor. le th lengths 1a fine range of colors. yard; all go at the one price Friday, 25c y ard MACKEREL | Imported Scotch an im ported delicacy; oval | c size a can..15¢ CURTAINS — Hand extra quality Scotch Lace Curtains, large $1.35 Pe io CASEMENT CLOTH — A new cotton drapery, 36 inches wide, in 3 to 12-yard lengths; that’s why you can buy it Friday at, a yard —Third Ploor variety, sizes; values, popular Friday, watched George H | distributing clerk, last night till he | pockets hiding, chased the fleeing clerk and| * | | | motives, 1909. ACK PICTUR NO, 4—"BHADOWED FOR PLUNDER.” Now, here t# @ thrilling scene. Something is happening here, sure ous oltizen is wending his way in » that he is being followed by a beet member of the lower world What is the purpose of the artist had only added another tirely plain Think bard. What is lacking from this Plunder” that would make it complete? You can look for the correct answer in tomorrow's Issue CATCH P. 0, GLEBK ROBBING THE MAIL : (By United Press) } SPOKANE, Wash, Oct. 28.— Peering through “lookout the postoffice walls, four Inapectors w elty enough, A_ portly K security, wed, looking dangerous party? If ouch pleture of For . * DIGS MOTHER'S GRAVE AND THEN COLLAPSES COLORADO BPRINGS, Colo, Oct. 28—Under the care of physicians and a trained nurse, 12-year-old Richard Swineford lies today at the home of a neighbor The boy collapsed from grief and exbaustion after his mother's body had been lower ed into the grave which he Inbored al! night to prepare, because he did not have money enough to pay the sex ton of Crystal Park cemetery to do the work. holes in Coonee, \: had hidden thirty letters in his| > Then they sprang out otle captured him. Coonce confersed z he began stealing letters last July when he failed to get an advan in salary which he thought was due He says he stole more than $1,000 in cash, burning letters, dera and checks in a City. Detectives Phil Phee and Patrolman F terday arrested Charles Adams, years old, who is wanted at Vernon, N. ¥ MILLIONS WILL BE SPENT BY RAILROAD (iy United, Pree.) attle through correspondence NEW YORK, Oct. 28.—President| D!# frieuds at Mt. Vernon. | W. ©. Brown of the New York © tral & Hodson River railway, an- nounced today that the manage ment bad entered upon a campaign | of extraordinary expenditures to meet extraordinary traffic de- mands, The company had placed tracte In the last few days. for $25,000,000 worth of passenger an freight nt magazin cars, and intends to spend $60,000. meaelf as “a 000 more— 000,000 in all—in hose varied ducing grades, straixhtening curves clude Presid and laying new rails, exclusive of was 5 $60,000,000 terminal improvements | 16. bd New York. | company ROOSEVELT'S BIRTHDAY. (Ry United Press.) OYSTER BAY, N. Y,, Some of the Oyster Bay n | who k -| minded Mr |took no formal note of the day Silks and Guaranteed Satin Lining | Fully guaranteed for two seasons’ wear— Our Regular $1.00 and $ 36-Inch Lin- ing Satine In every desirable er Be prosper unconscious villainous-appearing the © this picture it would be en “Bhadowed a tk acee dakar hawene WANTED FOR SHORTAGE See EERE EER ERE Re pe dnd Me trom yes 40 Mt In connection with an alleged shoriage of $400 in bis ac counts with the Merchanta’ Express Adams was traced to Se with | 51 years old yester article Tooseveit’s friends here THe QUAKER SELLS FOR Less eel SPECIALS Particularly apt are the following eut rate items for Friday and Saturday selling. With the near approach of winter it is time to guard against colds and grip. A good tonic taken now will fortify your system and minimize the danger of winter colds. IRIGH MOSS COUGH BALSAM Checks the cold with the first done Hore S EMULBI VER Olle ION OF cop Per Bottle, 25c . eo Bottles for LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE— | WATERBURY'S COD Liven The 25c Box for 15c O\L COMPOUND b The $1 Bottle for 58 SCOTT'S EMULSION— The 50c Bottle for 35¢. Per Box, 25c The $1 Bottle for 67 FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR— | EUCA-THYME TROCHES— The 25¢c Size for 13c r husky throate— i The 25c Box for 20¢ | 50c CHEST PROTECTORS. ey Eng bed : Hf GRIP AND COLD TABLETS— Will break up a cold night— in a HUMPHREY'S SPECIFIC No. 77—For grip and colds— The 25c Bottle for 17c Don’ t Forget Our Hallowee Specialties Hundreds of articles here to make the youngstej from 5c Upwards happy next Sunday. Great variety, MAKE USE QUAKERS CONVENIENCES LADIES REST ROOMS. PUBLIC PHONE AND f SUB- STATIONS AT. BOTH STORES OFTHE The Newport CAFE & GRILL FIRST AND MADISON, dh Ring up A $68 or Matin 1898, Prompt Gelivery assured. | One trial, ome test Goodbye te ) the reeset Main office, 319 Marton street DO YOU WANT RELIABLEE DressGoods? 52-Inch Panama Cloth of most all dress fab- a good $100 Panama, the choice ries; wear is lied; blue | SE Broadcloth 52-INCH S2Inch All-Wool Broadcloth, excellent for capes and coats; has a rich satin finish; comes in champagne, gray, green, red, wine brown, navy blue and black. SPONGING DONE FREE FOR THIS ONE DAY ONLY. Friday at, per yard ; ; value in wine, green, brown, Davy and black, Special Friday al black, Friday only at, per ‘ per yard $1 .00 Paon Tenis $1.00 a yard the city over. We have over | fifty new and much wanted shades, tn- | cluding black. Rich Silk Paon Velvets on sale Friday at, per yard $1.50 Value Chiffon sults | S4-Inch ftegular 3.30 Black Venetian Imported from Bradford, England, espe} cially good for coat lining; outwears @ay Skinner's satin made; handsome finishy also note the w Special $1 .* ' Friday at, per yard Sensational Offering Tike New, Those New, Dressy Fu r Turbans 32.0 .00 and $15 00 sania gess Capes and Shapes [Newtes) 28 sess somtaan the military cape; light jum and dark colors. Big line of blacks and navy blues. Your choice tomorrow of several different styles in Fur Turbans and Hat Shapes; mink natura) gray squirrel, blended squirrel, marmot black lynx, French squirrel and biack and brown Coney. No such value ever offered before in fur hats. We offer them at a small fraction of what they are worth, $78 in Sateen of Sateen or Black Mercerized Sateen and He Lar our regular $1.00 and $1.2 98 Petticoa {s cane Girls’ Shoes | Remnants nay Wi Our Domestic | Knit Under wea Just Right for Now Sheeting—Yard Wide Sults, Good plump Dongola . glaze | Special, per yard kid, with firm sole and pat Muslin—36-Inch Bleached Hope Muslin, ent tips; well adapted for Special yard school wear. Special for Fri No ©, O. D. or phone orders taken day's nelling—sizes $1 49 Bedepreads—Full Sizo White Crochet Bedspreads. above 2% ... ’ | hemmed Special, each ane * Bizes up Blankete—Full 11-4 ze Gray Blankets with on y colo borders; a good $1.25 value. Special, per pu Comforte—Large sizes, all pure white cotton ‘i ing and to following prices, Each— $2.68, $2.18, $2, $1.70, $1.38, 98c, 89 Cotton Batting—Large Roll of Pure White Cotton Batting, Bo! $ Special sale of | Nght and fluffy kind; 29¢ value, Special, per roll ma GOWNS .. | —_ _ _ — _ ~| we The question is how Lon LOTS OF BARGAINS—NO HIGH PRICES fg don can sell them #0 cheap; neatly made of heavy outing long and full Brown Sheeting good quality, Union 8 “Part Wool and long neck Sizes up to 11% Sizes up to 8 specially NIGHT SHIRTS Night Shirts BOYS | Popular Sonesta Hen’ Sweaters “4 * 98c chow Abuse ir y, fin BOX HOSIERY SPECIAL h gra: Box of three $1.00 ) Sweaters; rel paire A Medium W gight Lisle a Jesigned for flWiys file for ‘ a naky: t id gray fin- Hose that blue and large igu- LACE VunTains 60c pair elastic top DOYS’ CLOTHING Goon TRUNKS Pz