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

THE SEATTLE STAR WHERE OH WHEREIS THAT GAILY DECORATED SEATTLE COOK CLUB? THE BON MARCHE GECOND AND PIKE THE QUAKER SELLS FOR Le357 > (OR LESS" — THE QUAKER DRUG 1013-15 FIRST AVE Two" AIORY', + 2406 PIKE ‘1 sy | Continuing Wednesday This Most Important and Most Successful of All After-Xmas Sales The Bon Marche’s Pre-Inventory Sale With Its Great Annual Savings of a Fourth to Half on All Holiday and Surplus Merchandise This Sale Stands Absolutely Unequaled for the Values It Offers in New Year's Gifts | Marvelous Reductions in Women’s Wear 525.00 Suits Go at $14.95: $25.00 Coats Go at $14.95 ing time! Faultlessly fash ish mater ils : “tristhed beyond criticism and finished off as only Il, examples: Women’s Tailored Coats S14. 9 sia 5, are all th BROMO-QUININE Pelagia COLD AND GRIP TABLET 1910 VEST POCKET DIARIES Squibbs’ Pure Spices the cheap. ed and — | FAT BABIES 10 lt aH HERE eal winter Is yet t $2.25 The Suit Case We Offer for 98c for $2.25. Size t a fast get yours te Boxed Stationery for New Years ality, at, per 25¢ to $3.00 (My Untied Pree) Dec rs Bien yp de is Life lependable kind Fi Ripe UNCLE TOM STICKS IN PUBLIC FAVOR , SARAH BERNHARDT WRITES A PLAY) (Ny United Freee) K. « ————$ WHY NOT 2a Soaplake Soap IT IS THE BEST ALL DEALERS Girls’ Dresses Less Than Half Price | Regular $5.50 Values, in 6 to bes 4 a E | i Year Sizes, TN at DANCE AT OREAMLAND. Dance tonight. Admission free A maker had 200 of tl | turn into cash id Shepherd Check les, made of fancy 1 A ssany. bes ce loti The | Suiting, in red, brown a | waists are made with wide plaits over slioulder ced trim } med with silk in plain color to” match; smartly plaited skirts; ages 6 to 14 years. Not poorly made, hung togeth er garments, by any means, because the price is so low, | but well made garment Regular $5.50 values; Wed | nesday, while they last—$2.45.—Second Floor. HAND BAGS Ladies Fancy Hand Bags, twe * * BU Trimmed Hats = : am, fine Felt Shapes at _ Reduced to Less Soe Values Than tall Price Hs ZA cal 95c C tos100 W; Cashmere = R. and G. 9c air. 3 Pawes: osgts: | p Corsets ic as “4 | EEN S SWEATERS FOR 98¢ Determined to be rid of these Shapes before inventory. So take i giaiertal ONE DAY ONLY Women’s I Fitting Coat ers, oxford gray, 1 your pick and choice at 95c for Shapes that were $3.00 to $4.00. The favorite Shapes of the day are repre sented in black and all the more im portant colors But there'll be a crowd. Get to the counter carly Second Floor. SRAM “HOSIERY SPECIAL Most vate NOT 19c, BUT ONLY 9c Oo ATC 7 Seattle women | could testify that | Ladies’ Fleeced Black Cotton Hose, elastic top, fast wear no other (enough said ee black SILKS — WHAT A MAN | sarbdpl SUITS $1.50 - ic Unbleached Canton Flannel 5e | Whole Wheat | Flour 35¢ Sack i ” - c Milled from the best I £ ask your husband about it, Mills are cur A apie pgp oleae igi ue ng their pre ti goods are scarce as hens’ teeth. But, here we ; e8 . ger Oe ine | ase Unblea re oi Flannel 40. oxll; feo. 980%t0: 10:80 Wade sday it ei ning, at 5c a yard. Can't tell we'll have more. NO PHONE ORDERS a $1.49 ANT A FLORENTING SILK? | «© 5c Wash Laces, ‘ Cc} | 20c Table Oilcloth, 1 9) ' shed fer eli | 0:99 to 10:30, yoed Big teed 8:30 to 10:30, a yard ... Cc ey | luded are ons, Cotton | 451nch Table Ollcloth In a large variety of S eB 1 iF from % to 1% | patterns, Wednesday morning 10¢ a yard. NO 29¢ | yw Black Beading. Wednesday PHONE ORDERS. Limit 12 yards to a customer NO PHONE ORDERS. 5c Naphtha Soap, 25c Cotton Skirting, 7 C, | 8:30 to 10:30, 3 bars ..10c 8:30 to 10:30, a yard ...... as Swift's popular brand, contains the proper “iy ‘pe ate _ gite- por amount of naphtha to make washing easy, Wed morning Te yard, | Mesday morning 3 bara 10¢c. Limit 3, NO PHONE ORDERS, DRE CHINDS ik rir been] My . one " N \ . : FOX spr w . =) | va) ot, We 5k 6. Coats in SuATTLES BIG PoPULAR-PRICE STO WwW Maasetay at. "$42