The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 10, 1913, Page 8

THE SEATTLE SJA +t cigrn’ | ined young lady and vély provoking Queen Anne car and refused to sit In her on the floor In the alsle. with her, but when one In only 8, one nd young lady remained sitting In the atmle icked her up and held her for a while. In a lady was back in the alsle again, Mote repri mother, Hy this time the whole wis | We ww 4 a o men were altting Belfind the me What that kid needs,” aid one to spanking Yer. r is a darned good other wald the other weartly, as he algnalied the conductor, “but I of get awfully ttred m it." : | he picked the young lady off the floor, motioned to abo |i Lisle and got off the car boy were welling papers on Becond ay ‘a paper and forgot to A small boy and a large Sunday. From the large boy a man bought they are $35.00 AND. $40.00 PARIS PATTERN HATS AT $25.00 To lend added interest to our opening exhibit we are offering beautiful $35.00 ar IN THE DISPLAY OF PARIS EVENING GOWNS AND ae iBRIFF MRA An The Semi-Annual Sale of Boxed Hosie N THIS Semi-Annual event we offer our regular carefully-chosen ues make it decidedly economical for you to buy liberally future needs. | 36-INCH RAT INE FREDERICK & NEL SON The “April Numbers of The Ladies’ Home Jodrnal Patterns Now on Sale—First Floor Women’s Fast Black Hosiery, in various styles and qualities of Coy and pure Thread-Silk, at specially-low box prices. The —a in ; The present Sale includes Cotton, Lisle and SillLide | his change from the quarter he had given ities, as follows: = | « Aw he was leaving he heard the two lads arguing, the small boy aL) , _ wer [P| {naisting on nomething amd the larger boy protesting Finally the smal! Box of 6 Pairs, Special Box of 6 Pairs, Special B { 6 Pairs, ‘a boy yelled to t r if ¢ 78. Mutra-siee , ” $ led | Hey, mister,” he ered, “you forgot your change. $1.25 — : $1.75—1 * k . jum + | fhe man returned, got bis change and gave the small boy a dime Black Cott 1 | ton Hosie light r Lisle moe for his hone ! t lh y 1 hee H t 4 e n arc he 5 T thete now." taunted the atmall boy, holding the dime in front of high spl c with hig! heel h 4-ineh the large boy, “do ou wish you'd given me a nickel? sole and toe, and 4-i ble and t ree-thread double and % cos Box of 6 Pairs, Special —— Box of 6 Pairs, Special 7 ) 25 aa $1.75 " k ( YOU'LL FIND IT HERE ||" ~, won bhed | Box of 6 Pali n Hosie $2 ‘ | AUTHENTIC pct sh and FOREIGN FASHIONS: News of the Day Condensed for Busy People j wa | Exhibition Days Are MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY fear ant tionte MEA R ae sone oo Ox C 5 Pairs, Specia ox of 6 Pairs, Specia eit : | A display that presents to Seattle women the accepted millinery and costume mod may be called of this ye $1 4 “ ; 3 $2.00 ae Ble ble sole; non t has palnte - $ ‘ Z | els of America and Europe—the chosen and favored creations of the best style crea a aa a. comnlenes sors | Coes H : ‘ s yarn, { tors of Paris—the styles that have found favor in the sight of that final arbiter of ses Sui safes ts nt aa weight, witl j all our styles—the American woman. UB OPERATIVE W. A. GLOV he it hee I 6 Pairs, Speq Come and see these beautiful things that we have gathered for your inspection || wR ar te | eg tle t and d © yarte P Sai) ole: Babe Special $ k a aq and approval. Come and see the delightful window displays and the exquisite ir eee nied Box of 6 Pai Special $2.00—1 , : mee aturda bce k 5p ee! terior decorations. $1.50— ( | \ recl and 4 t Hos gauge sole; 4nd Rea CORNISH, ON. Y.—Louia fi f — SUCH EXQUISITE—- CHARMING GOWNS AND |: nl Frund Jaaadens,© a weitanows ulster, [J With extra spliced heel ar xton A next Baint Gaud Sunda " : ngeadle Box of 6 Pairs, Spee PARISIAN MILLINERY WRAPS ag FRANCE pooKmn 7. WasHINOTON, te)! Poe Bon of 6 Pairs, Special | $2.50 — Exteel « t 7 $1.75 — Me re Box of 6 Pairs, Special : Host ! Small wonder that women rave over the new 1 oleae , aame 3 ; : $2.00 ; Cnt c Hosiery, ap costumes, for not tr Woe 33 Peas dering Black k © ety -_ ‘ le top, do Biante a eista ich splivet hs ts made of : a 36-Inch Nainsook, Special 19¢ Yard SPECIAL, 85¢ YARD— q White Ratine i ‘ and trimmiy 27- IN WHITE RIPPLETTE, SPECIAL, | 29-IN. FLAXON, SPECIAL, 15¢ ; a 25¢ YARD— ee “ONYX” OR “KAYSER” “Kayser’s” Underwear | oe en pe 4 PURE SILK HOSE AT Worth $1.00, Priced at | SINR Sven BOE < ; rege a | | inson and W Twenty-s wide, 2 i ) |—$1.00— — Ades : i : be] white Kayser will be The famous “Onyx” or pure silk Hose, wofth $1.26 6, © quality and sleeveless ; ij sold at $1.00 a pair Tuesday. We have in sizes 88 to 44, wi } them in white and black, in sizes nd crochet ! 8% to 10. Have double lisle soles, rand tops; 600 ¢ heels and toes and deep double garter $1.00, will be sold Tuesday at 590 hide ded heh ee ed de eh ee pr tops Main Floor. * 2 * MOORE. * Fun. 4 * * Port Arthur Hero,’ me err rere eee eeee ff * | antet, will) At the Yesler Until Wednesday 4 Robby Fors Brothers ! i The entire stock of fine picture frames—carried by Graves and La Belle of 1406 | leone Cargo Broncho and pas Fourth avenue—bought f by the Bon Marche at half price—now’s your | B see ive for the 4 chance to get your pi raphs framed at half usual rates, for we're | Aten Soclety Untit mennoney going to sell 1 rate we paid Raveena Grease. artes Paris 8, i The : id Bi meleon. The Prosecuting At ; 35e PICTURE Faeens Lie This sale of Picture Frames! $1.50 PICTURE FRAMES 75c || * METROPOLITAN * | torney 5 ‘ oe will be a short affair, for we do| is | * Ival pic ; es not propose to piace them In our shies genuine Circassian wal el At the Home Until We i popular sizes, 4x8 to nut frames, worth to $1.60 each y Love,” the ‘The Moreage r stocks— 1) them } inches tn 2 reguiar stocke—but to eell them) 411: burnished frames, oval and pened at the two ree finish, we | ai ae once | square. for a w “Gaumont \ | ore, niet 50¢ PicTU RE FRAMES Bie $1.00 PICTURE FRAMES 40c| | $2.50 FRAMES $1.25 EACH At the Clemmer Until Wednesday | Values Beautiful real Circassian wal Picture » Tames worth t wolaon, Seen aon | ova eles nw al phe es, worth >| dainty finished = gold cow, two ree he Lost De ih : A $1.00 each, some tn high grade] nished, w#izo 11x14 1axis AT THE THEATRES He Watted,” “Black Dinme j ar a. p a each inches, at $1 “eK eae ms " » oF : | THIS WEEK. At the Melbourne Until Wednesday | 75e PICTURE FRAMES 35¢ $12 25 PICTURE FRAMES 0c $2.50 FRAMES $1.15 EACH] | sora Hons, Lass," two. Fa A oore- yark r ate aieda phi la re Metropolitan—'( k ne x14 yo cane size 16x Seattle 1 f ) iat — te ! n “The Ga At the Dream Untli Wednesday : Hydrogen he Irpheum Empress Pantages GRAND Valley —Third Floor Va His Again It’s Bargain Tuesday at Seattle’s Best Grocery—Better | pletures At the Grand Until Wednesday CLEMMER — Photoplays and The a Ma He —— Get a Week’ 8 Supplies While Prices Are So how ce I SUROURNESPhottilare andl ment ro ral Third Dogre vaudeville. ALHAMBRA Kenton Bolled Ham Pioneer Mik 3¢ [ 18 Pounds Pure Tc | Photoplaya amd || At the Circuit Unti! Wednesday | Ham Salad 18¢ | Cane Sugar at | Marvy Home tend a vaudeville The Last Dispatch,” im tw 8c | — Ye e— | Shredded Coconn tr 22c¢ | 8c 20c 22¢ ee t Its an Odd World? ensed Mince Ment 4 BLA. RE Pure California Olive ofl, oxtra_{ J nad | A hors A. Pardee of Shenandoah, N. Y,, stepped F Horasald Washiag P 8¢ ( Buckwh't Flour | sis"! rat 226 [ion a aticr ite dropped. by a < kman. The hors¢ ’ * 8c 5 Pound Pkg. Miniog, axtra fine qua 93 |] was blown t the wagon wr 1 etOnaie tu: 8c * i nie Je D. Rockefeller, who reached Sea Breeze, Fla., yesterday for 6 12:¢ Solid ack Tomatoes, | i Itzinger haen't missed hureh or Sunday echool 44. Pure Older Vinegnr, #t pure in 20 years. She lives two mfles from the church, the Third Baptist er cs re 9¢ 1 always wells 20¢ English Rep at | 25¢ Madras Waisting | 15¢ Dress Ginghams | 7c Calicoes, Priced |], °n,'Re coin of MeO Bett, ot Gunperineee Mane oe aat natural” that !t was taken back home, Many re- 123¢ Yd. worman dead The cheek are red and soft, but 80 ha —121¢ ¥4.— —10¢ Yd— 56 sn OD far efforts ve failed $8 poll tax on every citizen, man #6 the right to vote, Rev, F. M, Halloch of Bakersville, Conn., received a package by from his old home on Long Island containing half a dozen squirming Ho believes they were frozew when shipped and thawed owt after being left at the parsonage Rrown of Georgia ts in a quanadry over a convict tn ‘Telfair sentenced to the “chain wast.” He ip 106 years old animation to restore Utah under a new 1 tll or woman, who fails to exerel « Gov county Tt | 8) ee BON \ | Allison Bunnell, twins “gale brated their 84th ¢ Owe BS) Addison walking four mile® to hfk bro! Addison and yesterday nniver : * y home at gap) K UNION STRERT———sEC@ND AVENUE —e—PIKe STREET at Plymouth, Conn., to attend a reception, Nelson Shaw, 88 year of Housatonic, Mass,, Koes coasting every afternoon with “the boys aaidanizen og ® whiteoak “bob” which his father gave him as a @irthday present. 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By $ Great Majestic Ranges (in the improved le » base model). pu ™ hampion” EPnterchangeable (coal-and “Ohio” Steel Ranges w anges Round Oak Chief Steel Ranges. 3 ™ —a Range of merit for every requirement hind. Fie