The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 7, 1909, Page 10

THE STAR—TUESDAY, DE! =p THE BON MARCHE SECOND AND PIKE THE BON MARCHE SECOND AND PIKE USE THE PRECIOUS MORNING HOURS This Is the Solution of the Xmas Problem to Santa Claus Jat the Non Mar- | Children, write | | che. Tell hie |what you want| | for Xmaw, g I | he | ton, st jin f « nufacturers getting ready for inventory, including thou f usefu fts of Hat Pins, Cuff Pins, Veil Pins, Pendants, Waist Sets, Necklaces, Brace- Brooches Buckles, Back Combs, Crosses, Ear Drops, Bayaderes, Combination Sets, Stick Pins and Cuff Buttons, Lavaliers, Beaded Collars, Scarf Pins, etc, lets, ash Pins, All in perfect con . run th 25c $1.00 | ‘50c | dra: ithe jthe 1 All Surplus and Broken Lines Ruthlessly Reduced jthe Ten minutes of personal inspection will do so much more than written description toward a true appreciation of this extraordinary sale that The Bon Marche simply writes-you most earnestly to come in if you need a new hat, trimmed or untrimmed. Here ds a list Over J Twe Thousand Hats Must Go: Every Price Is Cut Untrimmed Sitk and Felt Shapes and Feathers: Down Go Prices Untrimmed Hats ines fi) 0 C Untrimmed Hats rs wi OC Millin’ Millin’y Feathers ane 5 ( Values to $1.50 ‘ales Values _to_ $3.00 Values _to_ $1.00 i all | dia Ti Tauiassd ane Sina luded Ne cays ea lmretton, Hats Large Fancy © acy Cai ‘ } and Med Stk Hats, In Ovtrteh. Mt ea F | black ¢, brown, car- black, white and H dinal raisin, ‘navy every imaginable cot taupe. pha ted tn tion at y are picked this | $1.50 BOX KERCHIEFS $1.00 ($1.50 BOX KERCHIEFS $1.29 We ave showing the greatest stock of holiday handkerchief: he ned—and if we may any like showing SOME PRETTY GIFT UI NS | Pick a gift from these, save on its cost and please some. | body greatly. The gift will be so dainty, so useful. #225 Paitern Tablectoth 1.95 Oa on Full 23 ituen abides S195 h All-Linen Napkina. heavy $1 a BOK) VALUE $1.50 " ke Main Mloor, 45- Inch Zhe Table Oil Cloth, Wednesday, a Yard. - | nch Table Oilc in plain white and fancy de | 1 per That's why you can buy it | | m 8:30 to 10:30 Wednesday 1 at 10¢ yard.—Third Fl NO C | inexpensive pid PHONE ORDERS. Limit, 1 bolt to a customer. fe actin Ha) | dings; Wedne / A Tin | day, § Ibe., 23c: Ib : 5 Cotton Challi, Ac Arbuckle’s Coffee, 1 62 | Be 330 to 10:30, yard ........ | 8: :30 to 10:30, package . 3C i | P. Printed Cotton Challi in light and dark grounds, Everybody knows the merits and retail price of printed with all manner of designs, Wednesday | this Coffee. You can buy 3 packages (no more) laorated 4 1. NO PHONE ORDERS. for 5c Wednesday morning. NO PHONE OR DERS. 75c Dressing Sacques, 8: 30 to 10: 20, each tak Bacque igns 5c Toilet Paper, 8:30 to 10:30, a roll ... Our “Homuse” Brand of Fine not over 10 rolls to 4 cust No» . on -” re 82, Toller ra y ednesdeY 50c | 8 of flannelette Wednesday in | morn 98 per ane HONE ORDERS. | morning at 24% Free Bundle apping Counter, Main Floor, Use it, NTA CLAUS C : : Welcome. ae ar HOM Dayton, Wash., Ousted the | «. tion, Is occupied, and buildings are fn the county jall, dead to thix world, thelr faces. With oratory, were run in yesterday morning. Being a small town, they were Values | Values the ouly prisoners iat the county calaboose. Being a dry town, Drug es for Wednesday an 1 — | they were put into the same building with a lot of booze and $2.00 } { $2.50 hk) | 2S vi re 50 $4.00 aed 2 | Mauer which had been seized shortly before at a “blind pig Make your dollars do d ¢ duty at The Values Values e Values } e Values ‘or us ae eran thoughtlessnens on the part of the Jailers two days lor the celebration that took place in that lockup will linger : $5.00 ) ; >. 50 $6.00 3. Oe $7.50 3 7 ho Jong in the memory of those two tr all in to || Peroxide of Hydregen—Medic: | Anti-Phlogistineg=tie Values | Values Values e i day. -~ ‘them have is ign last yut—well, it sasity pare our regular 23¢ Sosenn nal mae jooked to them a big night last Bbc bottle for ........ And so on up to $10.00 values for $5.00 and $15.00 v 50, with many prices in between aes Speer oe ==: Boole’s Happy Hand Lotion— oe Your gift will double in value if selected from this offe he sale continues until every piece | program will be the presentation of || Cures chaps; healing and sooth- | Cures jumbagee is sold.—Main Floor. NORWEGIANS WILL Bjornson's greatest play. The Rev ing; bottle 17 troubles; the §2 }(. Lyng Hanson and C. M. Thuland GOP. ccccccdece acttocs eee c for sstue eeeee will speak. Miss Ragna Ringstad - . SSSI HOWOR THEIR poe = bey P mn CREPE big! Befor elnventory Millinery Clearance’! ee hae na herons see: cg am poet Norway | great over will be accorded the} aged poe The tox jocal celebration will be beld | Under the auspices of the Leif Bric eon lodge, Sons of Norway, and will | way employed cons! | dramatic program The celebration will be held in | Bagles’ bali, Seventh and Pine, and CEMBER 7, usa COMES WHEN mys” WI 1909 [GRANT VALUABLE FRANCHISE OVER COUNTY’S PROTEST | THE QUAKER SELLS FOR Les THE QUAKER Dau (013 i) FIRST AVE~ t~ Two: YORE ¢ (Hy United Pree.) HOQUIAM, Dec It nounced today that at a meeting of | the day the Mortesano franchine given to Eldridge Wheeler and his} granting them the} to operate an electric lin public road in Sastern capitaliats hind the scheme of many residents y were ignored, The » the matter of the fran was an 4 7 406 county commissioners yester was} ausoclates t Saloons, and Now Every Room in the Town Is every every business block on Main begamold, which means the business nec HEAD OF THE DAYTON SCHOOLS) Occupied. chine was reached at a secret som | © seo, sion yesterday of the county com-| ( s's Cie a ere ey 4 5 missioners, but the news was not} 3 vais po (By United Press.) diven Qut wnt Inte Phys )AYTON, Waeh., Dec, 7.--For —_ ‘ Asem from be first time in the history of Day AT 24 HE’S MADE in different gradaees <9 gt demand. This condition tw duc ording to leading business men 5 REE ) ‘inch CO Wh t see toy displays and filling their young hearts with expectations if Jand city officials, to the fact that edie tania sivas SPECIAL | P : ch COW ntDR, rh t or will not spend the money necessary to gratify their longings? No j Dayton in now # “dry” town, A! DAYTON, Wash. Dec. 7.—Day v bolts, riveted | .% tera who come to the Bon Marche! We have no expensive side shows to lerday tron ole mrs, ousted 72% | ton has an ‘old fashioned school || FOR WEDNESDAY 1 corners; fitted al lure them to ov y tion uve the greatest c tion of toys to be seen in Seattle. And our prices ljeane of the building, ts forced cut -row—one of those kind where theft! AND THURSDAY | 8 ‘area “ are so low that near aki little ones happy are within the reach of every purse. No matter where of business because he cannot rent | town splits into two factions and| 50 PI I you go, y | find you'll I e to buy at The Bon Marche if you want to save money, other building, Dayton’s seven|line up, one with the puplle and | * ‘ . . saloohs were voted out a year ago| the other with the superintendent = i Fhe $1 Doll Trunks 50 The S0c Magic Lanterns 39 30c A BS Blocks 19 25 Hess Automobile 15¢ this month. At that time, besides| Two high school students were| FREE FREE FREE Special for Wednesda © special for Wednesda: C Special for Wednesday C Special for Wednesday. . the seven saloon buildings left va-|expelied, Superintendent L. V./§ FREE | ¢3 <9 y tegatana i . . : t, ther t least # half | Beaull igned, then the wholg! : Mer- ae he , i. saihe A sin tions cant, there were at least @ half| Beaulieu resigned, then nols eee te te | auoctsites Weantofay © ...200; Spaciel ter Wears, $1 Spastal ter Weaneesey va lS |dozen other vacant store buildings; high school faculty quit and Here | FREE h | ay free | Ce 4 ee amt: sie a on Main st. Then came months of| finally ree FREE | at our t "Friday “ - - = = — —— business growth, and} Ang to # war, the school | FREE and Satur de 111 pecs a ne the buildings wore again | board chose a boy of 24 a# #uperin T or |tendent over the 800 pupils In the FREE Watch Our ‘Ads | ON olumbia Natisnal bank re-| school there ports marke’ inérease of depc Pig Alfred Livengood fs his ¢ + tnd Teast year, business me and he is the youngest ¢€ THE t better collections and In ty seliools in th Manicure Sets farmera report less tre unanimously ‘ of ring farm help, and a better noon to BUce We have the finest line © Sets tn Beatie: GIRISTMAS ONLY A FEW WEEKS OFF: MARVELOUS! |e: ver atey ete s Bi: 7 i mnanil a ver, etc., etc JAILERS PUT TRAMPS AND BOOZE IN Prices f © $35.00 SAME CELL—SUCH A HEADACHE EXTRA SPECIAL WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY (By United Pre: UVMRICHBVILLE, Ohio, Dee. 7 t hayille ie a small town, ary town, and one which look# on hobos with disfavor This explains why two knights of the road are lying on cots but with happy smiles on 20% € Mar icone il res, ie Ubrichaville being a town which doesn't like tramps, the two music and the ma, the Norwegians throughout WOODLAND PARK Extensive inp vements tn ‘a BG form of landscape architecture will | be made in Woodland park, and plans are under way for draining weveral feet of water from Green lake, upon which the park fronts. | 3. C. Olmsted, the landscape archi | tect of Bfookline, Maas. who has| been in the city for the past week by the park board world will tomorrow celebrate | 77th birthday of their national Bjorne Ajerne Bjornson. In the celebration will take form of a netioval holiday, and of « musical, Mterary and | yesterday ve DANCE AT DREAMLAND. Dance tonight Mate aed local gone of Norway are cor Ovetdental. iy tavites: A feature of the) LOTS 120x102 Your First Opportunity to Buy a LOT IN GREATER SEATT FOR A SONG THE QUEEN CITY OF THE SOUND must extend her borders to meet the demands of the population THE ADVANTAGES of a home in Seattle are too many Admission free. ! oes O Seattle! Queen of the Harbor, Landlocked in your waterway, The only place in the great wide world FREIGHT LOW on account of to enumerate. A few will be Where the band plays every day | portation, Seattle convincin greatest land-locked s- The traveler stops in bis journeying here tie wroeld: But he never goes away For he says it's the only place he finds Where the band plays every day THE CLIMATE is healthful. Mild, short winters, where snowfall is a luxury rarely known and where tender fruits of all kinds are successfully grown. It has less rainfall and more sunshine than New York or New Orleans. Logged off lands Seattle are capable of ing $1,000 per acre, expenses. Good sense ergy combined can comfortable living very start on a few ad in a short time a pe “ : come is the reward. PEOPLE CROSS THE SEAS TO FIND just what the country surrounding Seattle furnishes. Ay fall 100 feet higher than NIAGARA in Snoqualmie Falls—and THE BERMUDAS—reproduced Juan Islands. No expensive vacation trips are needed. stranger comes just to see the town, But he does because he finds it's where The band plays every day So follow in lr ? With only a s¢ And live in the Where and buy a lot g to pay, ver Addition r every day | } ower Sound, Bays, Lakes and Rivers furnish amusement places of such variety iat one never ais Camping grounds, pleasure parks, fests steamer invite the p and houseboats in endless variety seeker, IN FACT SEATTLE LACKS NOTHING This DENVER ADDITION to Seattle will offer many advantages to the great city. Interurban# telephones and rural mail delivery keep the resident in touch with neighbors and the market condit making an ideal combination of city and country life. THE HISTORY OF SE¢ LE PROVES that what is SUBURBAN TOD \Y will be BUSE HIGHWAYS tomorrow, nid thus the advance in property will make tod: ry’s purchaser independent! the futtire, ” mae =) We are trying to bode! tie Ps acific Northwest—come in and help us! “a ti The Denver Mining & Realty Co., 1 SUITE 438-442 ARCADE BLDG., SECOND ne BETWEEN UNION ahs wee Come in and Name Your Terms © mall Sums Accept LOTS 120x1 oz $129 MERE