The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 9, 1909, Page 10

THE STAR—TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1909 THE BON MARCHE c THE BON MARCHE SECOND AND PIKE The Bon Marche Thanksgiving Dinnerware Sale| 4. 0 Dinner Sets 82. bt Pieces in Re Set a f r great ant hank sgiving Sale of Dinnerware now in progres Scores of h t othe as This $4.00 Dinner Set $2.69 | This $9.50 Dinner Set $7.49 | This $10 Dinner Set $7.85 | This $9.00 Dinner Set $6.95 eee oO , EE EEE | Basement or, y's English Sen wh the world 12:¢ Dress Percales, a Yard | Dress Percales » inches wide, light grounds dv spots, stripes qnd 1 checks. 1 nts of the regular yard Basement. 9c Table Linens at 75c: $2.00 Linen Napkins $1.75 15e Hemstitched Doilies 10¢e: 25¢ Linen is 17¢ ch November at this time our Linen Department offers very attractive val-¢ goes without saying that the Linens gathered for this sale are of standard \ alities, the kind th ife is glad to when she has visitors. There are peu Table Linens, Lunch Cloths Dinner Sets; also Napkins, Towels, ete. The fol lowing items merely su he unusual saving this sale affords: She TRAY € 91.25 TABLE LINEN Oe é qual- 95¢ Napkins $2.5 « usef = . See eee neice" Te | se mexerrrcmep ponms 100 1.00 PATTERN CLOTH gaan Mty Sat! halt n's Dutch Collars, of B inches w ish and Venise lace, white All-Siik n, | cam, fect fit Taffeta Ribbon, underpri white and ¢ ; AlL-Silk Tz a all » ney on ‘en a Ribbon, 6 inches wide, black, brown and blue. fed v the maker pockets the loss. Wednesday, nesday, choice at 25c yard.—Main Floor, ~Main Floor, ‘Warm Winter Garments for Children at Popular Prices | We are tempted to y irst and sav but on second thoughts it might be better to come here ar 1 satisfaction, You are certain to come back, for we are told repeatedly, “Yours is the best store in town for Children’s Knitted Garments.” AT 25¢—Infan <n Jrawer Leggins; | AT 98¢ Children’s Heavy We caters, in white « clos dark red or gray with red; made rless and AT 59¢ 1 c \ with | with poe kets ; sizes 1 to 4 years, pink ‘ oh button down front | AT 25¢ dren's Wool Toques; colors solid I | white or white with blue and pink. red | AT 15¢—Infants’ Crocheted Wool Bootees; v white, with pink or c, lid white. ted Ski 8, t tted Skirts, with AT 25¢—Infa 1 to 4 years; white with or pink olid white or white w ting, fou I for SOc every " Crocheted Sacques; nk-or blue = : : — — a ’ | Boys i5e Embroideries at | ’ Girls ne en a ee One of the greatest opportunities ever known tn this Embroidery Store. A clean-up of all our 10¢ and 16c lines at Tc w yard. In c | cluded are Nainsook and cambriec Embroldery quahty sta ‘ . M Edg and Insertions to match, from 8 to 9 classed as “ to be sure, but | eee wide; Be « in straight and Irregular | it would tal ine bands, from 1 to 2 inches wide eae tat | broldery Edges , " ¢ inches wide; a fine assortment of patterns on fine materiale for Wednesday's Main Floor. really wonderful at 7c a yard. Main | 36-inch $1.75 Sitk Moire Vet ‘Flour Sale| oire Velour at oo a Yard | iter garments et here it is at 50c This beautiful Wright’s Wisconsin |f } 2 Yard less than 1 andsomely water marked, in sl Pure German Rye | navy, raisin and Copenhagen blue. Main Floor. all tast colors, ell at 25¢ the pair; | ades of white, rose, gray, 8c Fancy Outing Flannel, 8:30 to 10:30 a.m., 5c Ya. | eNO IE YG. This is a regular 8 1 iting flannel, and t a yard. H 8:30 to 10:30 ind checks as well a mbinati r t NO TEL E PHONE “ORDERS ACCE PTED. 20c Cream o’ Wheat, 12'4c Cotton Dra 72 pery, | 8:30 to 10:30, pkg. Abe 8:30 to 10:30, yard Most 1 $ is 36-inch Printed Madras, stained gla ; great variety of patterns 5; Wediion day morning, 7%¢ yard, NO PHONE { ORDE RS, Tomato Cateup eal then a Wednesday morning, 13c | fects Limit, 3. NO PHONE OR Meediework Packels, Queen Quality Shoes for Women, Burson Stockings, Ete., Ete, itiraam FN a be tr a it man boun | Van ler | man. the the wanderer in the above picture is one of them lighted pipe? And if you fall, tt will be x ONE KILLED: NINE HURT IN SAN FRANCISCO, Ne 9.—-One slippery rails on Ellis st. between and charged with manslaughter A WHAT. ‘DOES IT- LACH x PICTURE THE QUAKER SELLS FOR Less 1@ THE QUAKER Dru WI HIRST AVE ~ TWO" Soars Thousands of People Have a Habit Trading at the Quaker—They Fing It Very Satisfactory—a Money-Saving Wednesday and Thursg¢ Specials SANITOL TOOTH PASTE SANITOL TOOTH POWDER SANITOL TOOTH WASH ALL OTHER SANITOL SENSORIAL CREAM—! NO. 0—"THE INDIFFERENT TRAMP.” HAIR RENEWER {LD TEA DOAN’S KIDNEY PILLS It takes all kinda of people to make the world, and the weary Who would care to alt down beside « keg of powder with a || ZYMOLE TROKEYS “4 And who wouldo’t jump up in @ hurry if be saw the 7 vr urrel plainly marked with its contents? Who but this indifferent vhs ph WINE OF COD LIVER amp? He must be * party! cena AMO died 4 : ’ But the artist ne ture ts not comple PIERCE’S COUGH SYRUP j small detail to insert which will put a very di nt apy KODO For dysper ti If you think you car s that small but wonderful detail, FOLEY’S KIDNEY PILL es ee ee 1910 DIARIES, with flexible leather covers insisted 1 OAN FRANCISCO CAR WRECK) =" " your doctor han the ordinary p The Golden Vibrator "DAs Come to be relied they 2 _rfal extent tn the treatment qf Most of those burt wer was killed and nine persone by fying ginss, and none were injured today wh an ine seriously Injured. nd Ellis et. oar skidded on the| Motorman Harris was arrested Ness ay, and Polk st. and Spellman was horribly mangled into a Wwogan, instantly els of the car, and) » toamseter, Harry Spell ry to call a wrecking | and causing a panic among! crew and raise the car before his - " hundred passengers on board body could be removed from be stand car. neath the forward tracks. blood blood EXTRA! ROOSEVELT GRABBING A: _ AFRICA FOR THE UNITED STATES # since he has been in Africa. Rome da ent which says that th ereal reas for (iy Celied Prens.) tscheme, the correspondent falls tc %—Although the! state ore are devoting —_ — Spac Col. Roosevelt, they paying very little attention to Horse Owners, Parisian today has @ Attention dream” in an article under a Best of care and pasture for your m a staff corresy 0 winter, Phone Inquire John W No Soap Smell in the House Roosevelt's trip to Africa ts @ jeampaign of territorial a fon jand | pretext for covering a political com. | mission | The correspondent says that this commission in the exploration of cér for American occupation and m ‘eral Inatete that the hunt f« re *Soaplake”’ it’s So Pure ALL DEALERS parts of Afriqa tn preparation t. How the territory ts to be bed or who le backing thei Silk at the Price of Gingham < é 75c Foulard or Printed Silks .... A lovely lot of silks these. Your choice of 17 exquisite designs. All fresh arr the surplus of af Pre-eminently suitable for aiternoon or party dresses r at a frac f r value or just about price of cotton goods of similar quality and design. Printed in various fanciful effe on grounds of green, navy, brown, leather, ete. BLANKETS, BLANKETS “s:" BLANK We now have and offer for sale the entire line-of one of the large 1 the country. Blankets in « om and wool; also gray wool and cotton blankets, fancy 5 bi pure white blankets; values from 7Se to $15.00 a pair, All will be marked a ready for sale t the present Price, and some even below. Over 500 pairs. No two alike t i $1.00 GRAY BLANK $4.00 WOOL BLANKETS 25 GRAY BLANKETS. ° pric 3 $10.00 PURE WOOL PURE WOOL BL/ iTS, Ss price f the variet ol Blankets. Sample price Women’s Waists 1-3 Less | Black ‘1 Petticoats | New, Stylish Capes $! Values GEC ASC Worth $10, SS. 98 More than fifty different patterns in loth and noveliy house and dress waists, all new for fall A one-day’s sale of regular onde w § s aad winter wear. Plain colors, plaids, | $1 black sateen and heather styles, Bla checks, stripes and figures. Light, me bloom petticoats. ‘Tailored and } grays, reds, dium and dark colors, All sizes from ] fancy flounces. Good full | These are full are equal t¢ 32 to 44, width. any regular $1 e in town, 5,000 PAIRS WOMEN'S SHOES | MEN’S SATIN rhe SHOES $2.00 AND $2.25 VALUES WORTH $2.00 IN weet STORE. Splendid-Wearing Glaze Kid, of Style and solid leather ir extra plump stock; patent tips, ut—a prompt, steady s Mer stylish heels; a sightly, dependable ot on wean eran 08 * store for $1.98; good, full s $15.00 Wi te shpe, such as no other dealer can f match under $2.00 or $2.25 in the plenty of them; perforatec regular order of thing Garment Sale GLOVES 6 sample tine Military Hair Brushes 1000 LANE Keopoloan’ kindy backs, COLLARS white brlatic al ely. the ' ‘ Pe. tabs | During the creased vamp; as a Pair during the Garment Sale— LOTS OF BARGAINS—NO HIGH PRICHS REAL HAR bY beat value In pit? ltt la prte sai