The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 26, 1913, Page 8

j i regen ce e [At The Bon Marche Tomorrow —ONE- QUARTER LESS— jp’ CN. H if And Small Sizes in Men’s and — Men's $10 and $12.50 Suits $5.00 Tw et For Two Days Thursday and Friday ray we Young Men’s $10.00 and $12.50 Raincoats and Cravenettes $5 The $10.00 and $12.50 Suits that we are going | of the to sell at $5.00 are all that are left waning I At $10.00 and $12.50 the were ¢ d the best values in town--we Vv | ty about a hur f them lef down | ¢ I t t al r" | a £g Et ne t « simer and wors in fancy and broy i 32 to “4 neh | THE CRAVENETTES AND RAINCOATS AT $5.00 ARE IN SMALL SIZES ONLY nth etle mac k grey st w y er inter Boys $2.50 and $3 Wool Suits, |} Knickerbocker Style, Kg At ld lot 812 29 of Suits, or or [ | Popular 15e and es Sets—1-4 Less | 20c music tor Ome $5.50 Linen Table Set $4.9 r, a Table Sets, bot . Pe $5. 25 Hebed ‘Table '§ g Mill Ends for Less Mating tn mill ends, lens isc. Linen Table Set, | Ome S650 foe Chambray Gloghan we er “/ Hime 8. 63 he White Piaxen. e "$10.13 500 Sample Straw Bags and Baskets—Worth Up to 50¢ | At 10¢ Each Each aw Shopping Mp: i lr ter’s samy e of fancy 1 Bags ie inch Baskets 1 t ba —Third Floor —Third Fleer Samp'e Leather Traveling Bags and Suit Cases for | Here’s a chance to get cenine leather trav eet 3 Hoge at $14.00 COMBINATION BAGS, sizo 6 reduced to NUINE SEAL BAG $4.83 $5.25 $6.09 $13.50 $15.00 : $4.83 | $6.75 | $9.00 | $10.59 $11.25 | er shinnager POPLINS Li sgl apere LESS—— | en. old r 8S, size S SUIT CASBS, size to IDE SUIT CASES, size COWHIDE BELLOWS SUIT CASES, size 26 inches, at and tan, all And Li ass Rp of impe fee 67c | eday es $1.00 CLOSING DAYS OF THE PURE FOOD SHOW S. e e ae ee oe I | Thursday Program by the Whangdoodle Quintet— From 12 to 5:30 p. m. l z ust as Old Ken tucky Home. t es V ‘—r | PURE Foop Bon Marche Flour, % b. pS, Brocer' 9 14: Tee ' Mi 1 s 2°%¢ : tic 4Bc 25¢ : 12¢ af he ‘ t h t ted Ha « . | is yc 22¢ f- THE REAL BARGAIN CENTER OF SEATTLE “SEATTLE = | THE BON UNION STREET MBOOND AVE i IM YOUR \ weT HoODY! “ f Mau AY ee ! nay ‘tha u « He hae ¢ to te an “the f bod ery woman in the land CAN be " ntiful ys M He " WIM! Fat or th he body up to wimming will t its fullest wonde News of the Day Cond JAMES E. BRADFORD has CORPORATION COUNSEL | rendered an opinion that men | BVI fthe | 1 le of the phy it | year t t ' ures to week a V I 11 " f th 1 1 I trted all ex mming proved the b I started to swim my way to pe fection “| know many women say THEY can't go in the water be cause THEY are weak or sick, but if they go in the water they won't be sick! And if they keep going in they not only won't be sick, but they will be on the road to lensed for Busy People The senate house t SALEM, ORE today passed the ing the office of dis nnd creating that of ¢ F. J. FRIEND, former Renton YOU'LL FIND IT HERE absolute health.” MOVIES employed by contractors on — municipal jobs, regardiess of , their capacity, come under the ; minimum wage scale, $2.75 a day. Teamsters and mixers of , materials hed appealed to | . Bradford in this matter ‘ ASh IM v nd, made | ho world | h al in ! At the City I ge. 1 1 - | ec UNIVE! y | At the Odeon Until Friday A t i Th } ul " | oe ¢ rs) } At the Union Until Sunday ake “A Dra At t The Pr ‘ uPT. OF Bo. LIGHTS L. B. YOU =e #t on leet b At the Savoy Until Friday T nacle churh th av The Vorte Th Strar Harrison st. at 8 o'clock Trail,” “A Large Eve At the Circuit Until Sunday te Counterfeiter tw rtq an d Sock His Sacrif ae | WHEN THE steamship Alameda s March 15, abi samara ose the At the @iaok Cat Until Sunday ; “The Underworld of New Yor cific At the Alhambra Until Thursday The G at Unknowr Th A NEW YORK.—The sum of |!Mmated hades (oe hat Other Gtr $12,000 a year is not a sufficient income for 14-year-old Helen De Witt, according to a referee who considered her guardian's demand for an increase to $20, 000. THIS WEE K, MooresDark | Metropoliga@Donald Brot tn “The Siren.” Seattle—Seattle Paid in Pull, , Stock Co. inf} Empre wudeville and molton pictures: CLEMMER e~ Photoplays ang vaudeville, MELBOURNE—Photoplays and vaudeville, ALHAMBRA == Photoplays and vaudeville, | Drees Suit T | Strategy aigevilie \c The Bell two re oo Daughter,” “Tangled Atta : 7. At the Grand Until Sunday Gaumon ekly AG ho at i a Un At Ye College Until Th Mi of tte G in th Eges—tus o Fruit—selling Price Dressed Meate—Selling Erice ne Seliing Price ocal—Buying Prive ee ‘oo Vegetablon—Selling’ Price vbe ton is on Life on er At the Dream Until Sunday AL At the Clemmer Until Sunday At the Melbourne Until mundey. ‘Bvelyn Thursday [THE MARKETS | THE SEATTLE STAR 'HERE’S SECRET OF A PERFECT wns —— | ‘FREDERICK & NELSON Basement Salesroom 1-Pc. Serge Dresses, $129 N the pleasing new model pictured; y of fine French serge in nav y-blas bro or gray. Tastefully trimmed with collar cuffs of fancy silk in tapestry design, finished with Hercules braid and d bua al for walking or business wear, very moderately priced at $12.50. Serge Dresses, $5. 75 Smart and practic : In 1 I garnet a rge, desi wit le-front ‘ and lor es. Collar t plain « Persian-pattern 16 and 18; to 40 at $5.75. New Tailored Suits, $12.50 Ir P 1 Mixed desig 1 1 plain skirt f de ( an, mavy. $12.50. ve New Tailored Coats, $9.50 to $16.50 | Three-quarter and full-length models in Serge, Covert Cloth, ver | Bedford Cord and Mixtures; tan, gray, navy, black and mixed colors. f | lined with plaid or plain silk, others lined to waist and up to: $12.50. Moderately ico a ‘Chsting Useful Remnants of Wash Fabeiad AT Se YARD— AT 10¢ YARD— we aay at ( eneths of f Crepes, St Out I nel niard | c D hams, Masia dre ( ( Kimono F Br New Usitviumed Hats, $1.25 to $3. 95 | NEW and becoming Shapes in the Hemp Braid Hats f Spring,in the staple black, white and burnt color, new plain and combination colors, including: z& Nell-Rose, King’s-Blue, Cerise-and-Black, King’s-Blue-and-Black, and: aeons ioe New Shades of Purple. ary Untrimmed Fate, $1.25 to $3. 95— White bed Detrich Plumes, $6.5 Pp Plumes, & inches in Children’ $ Untrimmed Hats Priced Low V sche who are | and new effects in Milan i ce velit convent Salesroos Children’s and Women’s adeeb: Special ROKEN lines of Women’s and Children’s Underwear, including Women's G le lengths, with high neck and long also Childrens “oo Pants and Drawers in white and gray, re cial 25¢, hi a G s, in « row ton Union Suits in knee and an ray and wih second quali- al 8Oc pair ‘Basement Vantine Oriental Perfumes | “ais Storm Serge Popularly Priced S at 50c Yard ANDALWOOD, Geisha Flowers, Ori- All-wool Storm Serge, thirty-six ental Violet, Orange Blossom, Turk- ish Rose and Corylopsis Perfume, 50c | Wide, in Black, Navy-Blue, Brown, ca. , Sen I e} 9) | Garnet and Cream. Serviceable for Om piece Dresses and for Children’s Garment Water in O a an excellent value at 50¢ yard. SI ) ( a } | ( Fifty-inch Mohair, in navy-blue, i New Mistral Cloth, 48 ir wide, in mat ko brown 1 Wilhelmina e with white @ Ge I I n cr a $ er fl 1 8 All-wool Panama, 54 wide, in tat I ( I ‘ med avy-blue, $1.00 te : “4 : A special group of All-wool Sultings, all MY re vl ie, offers ex nal values abs fe twood' fil pale th | , Lscraent Saleem 4 e ° ‘ 1 . ° Wo: Silk Petticoats, $1.95 New Lingerie Waists, $e « | Y ETTICOA { N' erie Wa f sheer lawn 2 | I na ‘ ibination ‘ dery; long | $1.95. 1 ter sleeve gh and Duty | | | 1 Price 95¢. nasement Sale | i He stitched S Cut s, $1.50 Pair | mstitche crim Curtains dU ‘ Hy iil LOW price for these attrac ping Curtains of merce scrim, in @ P iH or ivery color, Two and on half yards long; finished with hemstitched Dom {| The pair, $1.50. / ers } NEW CRETONNES, 18¢ YARD— KERRY CLOTH FOR PORTIE ‘ ; rire ; ,. | 35¢ YARD— | - capeanive ir side ae ieoa rat f } in natugal b C ffects. Unusually | { d 1 Ps tial, sell™ yard : ure Special value 35¢@ yard vp 9-Inch Fruit Bowls Special 65c° Each Salad Be pictured, with deep line attractive sh, special Large Fruit or wis in the and brilliant f saware