The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 2, 1912, Page 8

Dr. A. H. Melntyre, 2 Memphis, Tenn. physletan, awarded hid wife a gold medal “for minding he r own busin esweseseupnzns|SNAPSHOT OF JOHN WORTH KERN, | Soo nr s Tho lips of the young men an¢ : DA > \ | Cee eee ica, iat} TAKEN AT BALTIMORE CONVENTION & NELSO DY BERTON DRALEY Q@ & ana there be ‘alk iu tes pede STORE WILL CLOSE FE ALL DA r hysienle priotich Nowa Tans. | it would be a aweet way to die! - . . THE JULY SALE OF FURNI } a ta = anne. shal we at 9 Seating 8 ee leper Furniture in mahogany and | Library Furniture in oak and i ee Fy, v help ow he cause of o> aehington oe society was or oa | ’ i ea * ance? my OT cna ganized itn Bat fe Shee Dining-room Furniture in mahogany and peat - : be soe Laas ergy EE "| “paroness Bettha von Stuttner of aT Summer 1 re for living Pee! cif By robbing noses, per) W Bs AM | FOR FOG ~ eh ay oe Sgt Beat oe Bedroom Furniture in mahogany, oak, POl" : Het They're putting the on Our And likely to kiss you to death! /an eddrets, She is regarded as one i Mienes of the most promising workers in enamel. ice Desks and Chairs, ie ey're putting the ° " Office Desks and Ch = ir kee In most unmistakable terms They're putting the ban on our|the of international peace it The Sale offers unusual advantages is ng odd 4 if : — for the various requirements of the he As Com=« Rae , plete suites * te Take Full Advantage of the Bon Marche’s ; a Ho 2 : Re Women’s Union Suits, 65c To Get All Needed Supplies and Wearables for the et ane iain Fourth of July at Remarkable Price Concesstony pecia Mes era. OMEN’S*U niog Suits of fine LEE July 4th Gea "paeon, Ma Sour theen to Mira vend. wietw 6 Designed in new cut, with ¢ hig rea { mated EXTRA SPECIAL $2.50 sf PP casogaan plece for. the loos! paper about candidates for office being so careless silk tape at neck and arr Special OS¢. a a The Bon Marche 1 —$1 sites with Ube welinces paseed at Section ae . : a fog ts epedthgphen diag aul Oye SS yl Special 85c an $1 75 ea Ha of an office most of the time, He ix a strong man politically, morally bee r 31, 39 Tennis Rackets 95e tot Tie tava eivtcoten, oe takal Soastalne? mad W's ‘mech. stser oploner Mercerized Lisle Union Suits in s1 4 ony Eng wh Orit ae nother pu hie coat tall and‘in # loud voice urged A a RR hot joes oe. | : « - 2e Tennis: Balls 19¢ ta x tet Piggy Boone A sero sh my his whiskers, and then, by - : tse : z tome mes eRe pe a j ¥ / FLAGS FOR THE FOURTH | {0% ss ppt) ‘De ° ’ P D rie i 5x8 PRINTED COTTON, $1.00 i > nnison S$ aper ec U} qe a @:9 PRINTED COTTON, #148 Deceratans, othe "lt YOU'LL FIND IT HERE Hi] ae ?. MUSLIN FLAGS, 12x22in, 7c | PAPER NAPKINS, Sc DOZEN For Independence Day and Potlatch Week.—Stati Aas’ MUSLIN FLAGS, 18x27-in., 10¢ | FAVORS For 4th, 7Se DOZ News of the Day Candensed for Busy People Wicet Flotd . ‘ 3x5 WOOL BUNTING AT $1.85 ptm Bh dn i dry aber a 6x9 WOOL BUNTING AT $4.75 SILK FLAGS, 36x24, AT $1.25 Fourth Fleer, LUNCH SETS AT 20 SET RED, WHITE, BLUE ROPE 26 Maia Pleer. Of Course, a “New Sait for the Fourth Why Not One of These $20.00, $22.50 or $25.09 Holtz and Griffon Suits -At$15.00- AND THE “HOLTZ” ROCHESTER AND “GRIFFON PALTIMORE CLOTHES ha¥e sugh good aay Ad they weat so well, as you kr if you've ever had ene pleted, we've grouped several good $15, and. just in the nick of time for.» derabie saving but because size anges are somewhat at pri a to wet. your Men’s $1 and $1.50 “Griffon” Shirts ines and n to w suit for ~ FILL PICNIC BASKETS AT THE BON MARCHE GROCERY Armour's Thurenger hen + aurage 30c | ¥ id tery f ee fanamich Bread-—Our own 12's ne, Wednerday, loa mie ww | | S-LAYER CAKES | Hame—Armour or Swift's best Head Rice—New. f head Carolina | t trimmed and siteed Pe Freshly r 1, Wednesda i 2-LAYER CAKES ' Piekiew 3 quart ty \e S soundp he; wel: ‘ 7 ct > oo $e —for 2se— | spe sere gue ane Het tite Pickton email 9011 4Oe cane ‘Stes can 5c kind with 3c Tin Coftee Botlers, 4 quart size i ‘ c Drinking Cops kind, madg of | Boldtww tanen tin | r ink h at Paver Napking kind, pure Stertiteed Paper Plates——Ar aaakted 6c wae Mettles—With bath or priced, a 4c of tin. 20e kind, 9¢ 20e Ten Kettle—Made quart size at NATIONAL BUNTING FOR THE FOURTH—5e soaMARCHE ON SECOND AVENUE FROM PIKE STREET TO UNION STREEV A YARD—THIRD THE SEATTLE STAR © The eweet girl graduate and the smart voy dit the land how to run things to are now Wabseribers to The 84 wi fer a favor by notifying this * at once ure to secore prompt arrive nonin O'clock. kindly Phone th at once Main 3400. Asie the Cirediation Department £. Banke, who runs & dram store at 2600 Fireear was fined $60 to Judge Gordon's court) for selling Hquor without lotase-| Hie drag store underneath the Pacific hospital, and be said he) thought the woman who bought tne} Hquor wie a nurse employed in the hospital AT 21N THE montns The Jolly Fetfow (te the man above, pe has been dragged from his bed by the wild ringing , of his front door belli) One of your windows is wide open. Mr. Dressing Gown—Thanks, awfully, old man. Which one is r the Jolly Fellow—The one you have your head out of. Tato! Pearson's Weekly. Geyroe Archie O'Hara started his Fourth of July celebration too # He pat potash on the car trac Rallard, but was arrested the noise began. Judge Gordon told sufficient punishment for the first offen: RRR REE . e sen con nig 2{_An ste ow use women fl N@W Muslin Undergarm * Water will be mot oft on &| will be taken July 6 by local repre ‘J y, south of Ewing #/sentatives of transatiantic steam-| nis Weta 0 . et 2 CPOE te ae edad Feed oruare North, between #/abip lines on the steamer Karina. | TYLES ideal for sunimer wear—cool, soft materials and practical trim # Victoria and Fiorentia sts, # | moderately. priced. % and in the district between #| They're going to make the eagie| & Nob Hill av, First av. W., Flor #| scream in Victoria on the Fourth | P “ % entia. st, Ray st. to Plorentia, #|of July—that is, the American rest-| Combinations # except First av. N. Queen w|dents are, Arrangements have hes Ss © Anne av, and Kiret av, W., be #| been completed for a real celebra- % tween Ray st. and Newell, on #| ton up there, | $1 00 ednesday, from § a, m * ~ ph le oy. Wenneaee | The Oroville branch of the Great! > D # | Northern is rapidly being rushed to Two-piece Combinations of crepe or nainsook, completion. It ‘ phat. fk tte tt te te tw tee w/compietion. it rune from Wenat-/8 corset cover with drawers or skirt, in many pretty R. Nuber, 2212 E. Alder, fell from a seaftold at bis house and was ip jured Internally Charged with having tranported Viola ewman from Vancouver to Seattle, J, B. Moore was yesterday arrested on @ complaint of Immi gration Inspector Thomas Fishers Native Sons of Washington: will open their new lodge headquarters at 1511% Fourth ay, this evening, with a general Progyay Judge Hanford overruled .ay mo- tlon of arrest of Judgment fled an the case of John M. Hunsicker, can victed ten days ago for paddiag-cen sus returns, and fined the defend ant $500 and costs. The launching of the seventh: and last scow for the Washington’ Tug and Barke Co, occurred last week at Ballard, ‘his completes # $2%, 000 contract, INTO THE JAWS He—Why did Peekly attempt suicide She—He claimed that wife nagged him into it. He—So he jumped into the Jaws of death to escape the his jaws of life—Cincinnati En- quirer, Norwegian singers will hold a plenic and dance at Atlanta on the Fourth at park Richard Hayter, representative attle at the National Conferenee of Charities and Corrections at Cleve. land, rned last night, H |instromental in securing the next "arian at hci that body for Seattle, was entertaining performers. Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Goodglick, 122 17th ay, wish to announce the agement of thelr daughter, An . to Dr. Roy Miller of this city Teter anata eeee * Headed by Mayor Rolph and # Charles ©. Moore, president of # the Panam-Pacific exposition, & the “Fiying Lesion” of the # fan Francisco Commercial & qiuh will invade Seattle, Au ® gust 29. The New Chamber of # merce of Seattle is making * arrangements for theventer ® sainment of the Bouthersers on ® their fying visit. * TTT Popes * -e oerees Sere Te The Canidain Pacific distributed om all ite dining cars, yesterday little boxes, containing # maple leaf, molded from sugar, wrapped in Uny Canadian fiag. The words of ithe song, “The Maple Leaf For ver, were printed of silk and in closed in the box. Yesterday was celebrated as Dominion day, and the railway company took that methed to tell its Passengers of ite “ART He—That girl yonder is a per- fect picture. She—Yes, and so well paint- | @d—Los Angeles Evening Her. ald. A circular letter has been issued the Central Labor C } Seattle, warning the busi {him that his night in jail was|to beware of adwertixing solicitors | |claiming to represent organised tw bor. All persons approached by jany such solicitors are requested to notify the Labor Temple SALMON PACK TO BE SMALL T. J. Gorman, president of Gor man & Co, salmon packers and brokers, is of the opinion that the 1912 salmon paek will be amali, He thinks it will be at least 750,000 jcases less than that of last year A record breaking pack, as sor predict, will be 1m post bili he says. Mr. Gorman has just returned from a trip to the East, where he participated In the hearings of thé Jones’ Alaska fisheries bill. He says there will be,no salmon legi¢| lation this year. an IS NOT FOUND Inspection of the negro. soldiers at Fort Lawton for the man alleged to have assulted Mrs, F. urday night failed to discover the gutlty one. Mrs, Pratt says that in the struggle the negro’s hand was cut with the razor he drew, Sit Ne 2 XSAN Se * AT THE PANTAGES HRAERRAKEER ewe A breezy bill in which barefooted Texas Tommy dancers and a thril ling sketch. Hold-up,” are the big features, is est of the Pan tages program. The Tommy dancers and cowboy sketch break even for the top honors. The Texas Tommy dancers brought home a storm of | of the Social Service league of Se. applause with their clever dancing. | |The Hold-up” \A style. was played in class Howard and Delores are Bert Len |non, impersonator, was a real artis j#long this line, WOMAN’S ASSAILANT Pratt Sat! if nnn Exceptional Valuee In Carpet -Size Domestic Rugs are offered in a July clearance of odd and discontinued patterns, now. prog amples One” Body Bryssels Rug, 6x9, special | _ One Wilton Rv $15.00. ' One Tapestry One Body Brussels Rug, 9x12, special | cial 89.00. $18.50. } One Tapestry priccale Rug, 7. One Body Brussels Rug, 9x12, spgeial | cial $10.00, $20.00. | One Tapestry Brussels Reg, 10 One Body Brussels “Rug, 9x12, special | cial $18.00. i $25.00, | Smaller Rugs in odd patterns’ One Body Brussels Rug, 8-3xJ0-6, special | cially priced for clearance, as fo $17.50. |. Axminster Rags, 27x60, special § | One Wilton Rug, $3x10-6, special] Axminster Rugs, 36x72, gpecial $27.00. ° |. Witton Rugs, 27x34, sp One Wilton Rug, 8-3x10-6, special |. Bath Rugs, 18x36 to $2.50. Carpetings Specially Priced Ten-wire Tapestry, Brussels Ga ¢ special OB¢@ yard Brussels Carpeting, special 50¢ yard te $410.00. Body Brussels Stair 20¢ Kight-wire Tapestry Carpeting, special yard, —Second ae styles’ One has Cover inset with aeep oblong medal- roidery and Price $1.00, linen lace and emt lions or pattern jf@ Drawers trimmed with flat lace edge. Combinations $1.25 Combinations of fine batiste, trimmed with three rows of Valenciennes lace insertion in fish-eye pat- tern and two rows of ribbon-drawn beading and edge. The drawers have fat trimming of lace, Price $1.25, Other new styles of Batiste Combinations at $1.50 and $1.75. Gowns $1.00 4 in open front style, we Corset Covers Crepe Gowr 50c square Dut finished im Timen p 2 “ lace edge. Price $1.00. Gowns of Crepe Corset Covers trimmed with one batiste, in slipare in Ini p trimmed with lace ec row of linen pattern insertion, 50ce. binding and 1 P tern, laced wit! t edge. ice iy edge i Misses’ and Children’s One- Strap Pa Specially Priced ‘S$’ and Children’s ‘Tan Calf One-strap Pumps with ht 5% to 8, special $1.15 pair; 8% to 11, special $1.35 pair; growing girls’ sizes, special $1.95 pair. y weight single ales § 1144 to M pair; Par