The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 5, 1912, Page 8

a rec .* 4 a buyers for> Suits GWaists THE SEATTLE STAR For Friday—at The Bon Marche’s Department Buyers Sale 1Am Offering Better Bargains in Fall Waists Than Ever Before in the Entire Other 10 Yrs. [Have Been With This Store _ 720 Pretty Lingerie Waists, Worth 59¢ to 89c At 39e ‘True some of thewe wal bit damaged—but look at them at. “Bargain 595 walsts, © ch era are t we tomorrow olee at 3% T have Friday exe black or low necks, Waists —$1.98— Friday India tw less than They hair mandarin ai I will offer 1 wash alt price ¢ re white In pla Pretty $5.00 and $6.00 Silk | Waists for $1.00 Lawn | [sot or short sleeves open in the back or front $4 India Twill Wash Silk | With met ifle mussed and some low price I an offe many are & wee am going to sell as thin Rome are $90 kinds—your and walats, are and Batiste Waists, 59 $1.00 walsts to offer Bae batiste, beautifully trimmed. Ha All sizes with high you at and $2.50 and $2.75 Lingerie Waists $1.98 — ne day 50 and t $1.98 models so prettily trim laces and handsomely embrotd ered, A timely bargain for you Dainty $2 Lace and Lin- gerie Waists —_ tn or —$3.98— Up-to-the-minute tn stik messaline, taffeta, chiffon, Plain striped and brocaded st colors. 35.00 and $6.00 models Walsts both Diack and Regular Bi 93.98 for fall wear med and embroidered in effects? $2 kind af $1.50. ) ery pattern. Metanine floor The Clothing Buyer Offers Some Big Bargains aa on the main floor balcony Union Street Store. Telephone us your orders if you cannot come—we will pick | you out just as good a box as you could yourself. Fourth Floor Union St. % VB For he says—“I knew this big sale was going to * come off at the beginning of September and I realized B® that I would have to do some hustling for my depart ment or the other buyers would get ahead of me—I went right to the makers and told them they would have to “come through” with specials for this sale. vl. $5.00 Knickerbocker Suits, $3.95 a Boys, I want to show you what nice looking Knickerbocker euttal T can seti you for $3.95 inetend of $4.60 and $6, Made of heary fancy) cheviots and cassimeres, dark shades of ay and brown. & S to 6 Some have 2 pairs of pante. | They “came through” tn good style and these extraor- dinary bargains are the re / sult— ‘ . For $2.39 | Men’s New $15.00, $18.00 and $20.00 Suits steds in «ray and brown iixtures | Strong cas: 1 fancy cheviots School Suits | Boys’ $2.50 Suits, Sizes 8 to 16 Good school sults for only 92.29.! Pants are Kitckerbocker #tyloswith| 1p dak gray and. blue mixtures Men this is your chance to get 0 Felt wntt ter noe . Boys’ $3 and $3.50 | Sizes for boys T to IT years n flat taped seame Made Kolokerbocker atyte. eew that Is worth from $15 to $20—s0me of the cht of $3.50 pants thrown in for good luck—They ing fabrice—Blue sergee— ail wool cassimeres in styles you'll Uke—oi) sisea from 33 te For ale I have been able to get another car of those fine " from the famous “St, Loute” ranch—this wilt be good news for those who did not got tn on the last lot. Lam going to sell them at 49¢ @ box—and remember don't have to enrry them home wh buy them heres box contains from © 90 delicious perta” Just in the right condition for canning. G. F. Hastings, Hate to Sell Good Bedding So Cheap Kach freestone peaches For these lines are all rattling good values att ers heir regular prices—but the other buy- say that they are selling goods at lese than cost and insist that 1 do the same— 80 here goes. 55c Bleached Sheets, 45¢ Bleached bed sheets, sizo hea good weight. fiat ¢ 90 inehes, round thread with seam, at 45e. 14c Pillow Cases, Each 100 dozen pillow cases, 42x36 inches, good weight lin, free from dressing neatly hemmed. dy} 75c Feather 59c Emmerich feather pillows, 20x 36 inches, covere ith ‘good strong ticking; al 590 each. hie sae $1.50 Bed Spreads, $1.29 Pillows, | $2.50 Bed Comforters $1.95 Bed Comforters, lon staple whi ered with silkolin Inches, at $1.95, $3.29 Blankets, $2.75 Pair . wt Comfortable, good — wearin, Crocheted bed sp: extra | blankets, In tan or white, size heavy Guality, free nm dress- | 66x80 Inches, with pink and Ing." Size 74x88 inches, ni blue borders, at $2.75 her at $1.29, Mal filled = with -] enter 12c size mua- and souMARCHE ONE ENTIRE BLOCK ON SECOND AVENUE FROM PIKE STREET TO UNION STREET 7j|MORSE IS IN BUSINESS AGAIN NEW YORK, Sept. 5.—Pre ta peniten: has been commuted be of hie poor health by ident Taft, were fulfilled offices in 43 Bx Announcement that the offices would be opened today and that Mr. Morse would again be active in affaire at the head of the Morse Securities Co, FACE CONGESTION IN SCHOOLS The sohool board ix facing a con gestion in the schools of the city | The opening of the new fall term jwith the eolar attondance has brought the matter up once more, and yesterday the board deteruiin ed to take some steps in the matter A building site will be purchased in South Park; a new schoo! will re place the portables on the of Queen A Hi, Next will show the average en for the year, and then the | board can make better provision for j bullding IT’S WORTH A BILLION NOW | OLYMPIA, Wash, Sept. 5-~Ac jeording to T. D. Rockwell, chair man of the state tax commisston, property !n Washington ts worth lover $1,000,000,000 this year, This jeatimate is based on the assessed valuation of the 29 county assess. ore in the w Newly cultivated lands make up the chief tncrense. Railroad property has increased $16,000,000 during the year. City and town property fnerally hes decreased slixhtly, Last year's val- nation was $995,000,000 | DID GOOD WORK Seattle representatt trans Missiasipp! comme con krees, held at Sait Lake City last week, did good work in distribut ing Seattle literature and boosting this district. Richard Saxe Jones |wot there a day ahead of the cons jyention and had men posted at ev> ery corner distributing the booklets |recently gotten out by the Cham ber of Commerce A resolution was adopted asking President Taft to name a “Bee America First” day, a day that would be generally observed. SUPFRAGETS CUT WIRES HERTFORD, Eng, Sept. 5.—-Line men are busy here today repairing telegraph wires cut down by mill |tant suffragets. The women left « notice explaining the damage was done because of the government’ attitude toward the woman sufirage YOU'LL FIND IT HERE News of the Day Condensed for Busy People Wubscribdrs to The Seattio Star will confer a favor by notifying re thie office at once of any pt to sul ute an- Beper for Beattio It le the desire of the management to secure the for all, and cormpiainte courteous and prompt If your aper tr le snkrive 007 night by ¢ O'clock, kindly phone this 0. 16 at once Main $400 Ask for the Circulation Department The | | Superintendent of Buildings Ober | was yesterday authorized by a ten- | tative agreement to appoint Daniel |R. Huntington aa city architect at lary of $3,600. NOT AN ALIBI “1 can prove thi whatever to lair,” sald the In an to the judge. “At the time the crime was committed, my maid was combing my heir in my boudoir.” “And where were 3 the judge mildly. —! Journal. NO TROUBLE OF THAT KIND. “Do you have any trouble keeping the boys on the farm?” “No,” replied Farmer Corn- tossel, “They'd both rather eit around the house an’ keep warm than hitch up and drive to town.” four” inn detuning le dia dy tccteasrig” - |® Ballard fieldhouse will re- % sume indoor work October let. ® Classes for senior girls, mar- |® ried women and business men * will start October 16, Satur |® day night is to be given over w *% to public soctetios for dances. . * RMR RK Schwabacher Hardware company has instituted libel proceedings agninst the steamer Neptune ‘for merchandise to the value of $219.08, |for goods alleged to have bees fur- nished during the summer, THERE'S A REASON. “is your daughter going to | practice on the piano this aft. ernoon?” “Yes, | think #0.” “Well, then, I'd like to bor row your lawn mower. I've to cut the grass some time, anyway.” —Judge. City council at ite meeting next Monday will consider the transfer of a part of Columbia park and Fdmunds place to the Hbrary board for & combination Hbrary site and park in Columbia City. It is plan- ned to erect # library on the knoll in the center of the tract. Grand Junction, Colo.—Charies F, Walsh, the daring Curtiss aviat er, uscessfully accomplished three flights in a biplane before 10,000 enthusiastic spectators yesterday, | The feature of his work was the ex- ecution of a right-and-left spiral glide, when he volplaned from a |hetght of 4,800 feet above the |ground, or 10,000 feet above sen gery with a “dead” engine, north | MARY CRONEN | NOT SATISFIED! PORTLAND, Ore, Sept, 5. ro satinfied because complete vin tion was pot forthcoming, together | with $6,000 heart's ease granted in a breachof-promise #uit of Mary 1. Cronen against Walter B. Moore, son of former Gov, Moore of Wash ington, the plaintiff today asked United States District Judge Vs to wet anide the settlement, the r sult of stipulation. Miss Cronen alleges his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mre. Frank B. Moore, bave made no effort to carry out thelr contract to vindicate her, After hearing arguments on the motion, the court took it under advisement Moore and NOT WANTED YET The Duwamish dock site will not be purchased by the county until [after the legislature amends the laws so that condemnation proceed ings may be had by the county to obtain the necessary land. This cision of the county com- |i in rejecting the ap i] ) cents per square foot of the Union Trust island which would amount to @ total of $108,760. A rightof-way for the|f Duwamish waterway on the island was secured by condemnation at 7 * per aquare foot, The courts |] have held that the county could not condemn for dock purposes. MARCONI SUES SAN FRANCI8CO, Sept. 6.—-Two sults have been started by the Mar. | cont Wirsless Telegraph Co.| lagninet the Federal Telegraph Co, lalleging infringements of patents |A restraining order against the fur \ther use of the wireless patents by [the Federal company is asked j | DELEGATES TO HYGIENE CON GRESS Gov. Hay has appointed Dra, Bu gene Kelly and FB P. Pick, of Be attle, and Dr. Wilson Johnson, of ff Spokane, as Washington's represen tatives at the International Con | grees of Hygiene and Demography jwhich meets in Washington Oct. | (2. AT THE THEATRES THIS WEEK. Moore—Dark Metropolitan—McKee Rankin in Magda.” Seattie—The Pollarde geant Brue. Athambra — Photoplays if vaudeville Orpheumn—-Vaudeville. Empresa Vaudev! in “Ber and Pantages—Vaudeville i Grand—Vaudeville and motion pletures. Clemmer—Photopl.ys and vaw deville. Melbourne--Photoplays and vao deville. | | Am unexpected transfer of coal fi jtook place yesterday afternoon when an Bast Union car bit a load) of coal at Torry av. and Pike at Quite a bit of coal was thrown! from the wagon to the car when) the collision occurred, but no one was burt. RHR RHEREHHHRKE * \* le * lw ie * \* le Mayor Cotterill has received & letter from Mra. O. J. Free man of Pasadena, Cal., asking help in locating Frank M. Con- ner, the husband of her sis ter, who is dying and wante to see him. Conner is 5 feet 10 inches high, slender, has dine eyes and js slightly bald. Seeeeteeeeeet * * RAHRKKRRRHHRRHH First business meeting of the Cen-| tral Labor Council was held last night in the Labor Temple. Harry Neville of Victoria, Australia, and Albert Pillar addressed the meeting. New York.—John Germaine drove a street car into an open elevator shaft {mn the car barn and dropped | with It to his death, three stories. New York.—Chas. Schwab, steel magnate, brought his Bethlehem band to New York and entertained them on Broadway. Then the band entertained 25,000 people th the rain tn Central park. Bloomfietd, N. J.—Insane from smoking too many cigarettes and reading dime novels, Jos. Garret, 26 years old, tried to throw himself) ont of a train window on the way} to an asylum, Newcastle, Pa—Elbert Tanner Miss Lottie Storms, who stood in the flat window below him and mocked his singing. Chicago—Cholr boys at St. Mark's Episcopal cathedral went on a strike and posted pickets be. fore the church to prevent deser tions from the ranks of the strik ers, Laporte, Ind—Warden Fogarty | of the Michigan City penitentiary issued a parole to a prisoner good until the stork arrives at his home The convict pledged to return to prison after the expected event. Special services are being held at the Olive Mission, Second and Yes- lor all this week. Bvangelist FE. B. Fish is in charge. Services are held at 19.80 a. m. and 8 p. m. New York.—-Tony Taseldo, 8 years old, went swimming, clad only in a coat of tan, fn the City Hall park fountain, A horrified po- Neeman chased Tony a block before he caught him, Major J, B. Cavanaugh, United States engineer, has been author ized to purchase certain harbor lands on the Lake Washington | canal from the Boleom Mill com- pany for the canal prism. The line of the canal will be slightly changed, ow | | A Sale of Men’s and Women’s 7-Jewel’ | Pillow Squares dumped a bucket of molasses over | if 1| —_——— ——— | i | Gold-Filled Watches, HE Jewelry Section offers tomorrow remarkable values in Women’s and Men's filled Watches of the following description: Gold-filled case escapements; huntir face styles, wi fancy cases; 0, 12 and 16 sizes ements with lever or cy! very watch a goo $3.95 inder th plain and d timekeeper. [FREDERICK & NELSON} The values are so exceptional that it will pay well to anticipate Holiday-gift require } ments by buying now—at $3.95. Far Below Regular Prices O MAKE a quick and positive clean-up of several small lots of Room-size Rugs, we shall place them on sale Friday morning at prices that offer remarkable ducements to careful buyers. ‘ Glance at the prices and tunity Thirty-one Chenille Axminster Rugs in | the 9x12 size, This is the highest grade Ax- | very high grade; minster made; a worsted face, wool back above, in the $32.00. Rug of great serviceability Several pat- terns and colorings to choose from. Choice, Seven 9x12-ft. Karaband Wilton Rugs, the Wilton grade several patterns; choice, $30.00, highest-pile manufactured ; Eight Body B: green ground wi A small lot of Body Brussels Rugs, 9x12 size; choice, $18.50. In Fine Fabrics Special 50c ESE “Squares” have been town, Shetland Gray, Ice Wool, used as | T" H and the materials represente’ inelude the samples by a leading importing firm Second Floor, Ten Wilton Rugs in the 9x12-ft. choice, $35.00. 8-3x10-6-ft. size; russels Rugs, 9x12 th figured border, Floss, Eiderdown, Angora and Saxony. Finished pieces made up from these are shown in connection —First Pioor, finer upholstery and drapery fabrics, such as Velours, Velvets and Brocades, | Most of the pieces are 1% yards long, but they will be cut, if desired, and are priced {| on the basis of 50c for the piece inches. 25x27 —First Floor, Annex NOTHER very attractive lot of Pil- low Squares, in the more inexpensive materials such as Jutes, Cottons and Cre- tonnes, specially priced for the piece 25x27 inches, at 25¢. A small lot of round bottom of black and green. out, $2.95. —Basement Salesroom Women’s fine garment. Gray, Broken sizes—to —Second BASEMENT SALESROOM you will be quick to appreciate the unusualness of the o Eight lots in the clearance—patterns for every room in the house i with borders at ends only; subject to perfections in coloring; choice, $12.50, 9 Eight-fold Ger New Displays Women’s and Misses’ Sui Include Smartly-Designed, Well-Tailored Models From $10.75 Upward to $23.75 HE fabrics used in these low-priced Suits are serviceable T qualities in the prevailing weaves of Homespuns, Diago- nals, Tweeds and Serges. Coats are in the approved 32- and 34-inch lengths, some quite plainly tailored, some in Norfolk models, some tastefully trimmed on collar and cuffs with satin and buttons, Linings are of good grade satin and messaline silk. The skirts are cut on newest lines, with raised waist-line, k and front panels and inverted side-plaits, Sizes 16 and 18 years; 34 to 42 bust measurement, Excel- lent values at $10.75 and up to $23.75. Wash Skirts, Special $1.50 Women’s and Misses’ Wash Skirts of linen and pique, in white and natural linen color, designed with regular and raised > waistline, pantl back and front; sizes 23 to 34 waist measure. Special $1.50. Blankets: Special Values ‘LJ EAVY White Cotton Blankets, soft and fleecy, with 2-inch Size 66x80 ~-Rasement Salesroom. ribbon binding and pink or’ blue borders. inches, special $2.85. White Mixed Wool and Cotton Blankets with blue and pink special $4.15 pair. borders, size 70x82 |Special Selling of Room-Size Rugs Eight Wool Wilton Rugs of good quali in excellent designs, choice, $25.00. | Nine Wool Wilton Rugs in the 8-3x10 | ft. size; choice, $22.00. . } i Eight Wilton Rugs of the same quality af cho Crochet Yarns XTENSIVE assortments of Yarns crocheting and knitting are including Four- and October Numbers of the Ladies’ Hom J Journal Patterns Now on Sale. 0 Style Books Free. Pattern Section, First Floor. All-Wool Middy Sweaters, $2.$ Middy Sweaters, with sailor collar and ett in contrasting color, and band of same