The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 4, 1913, Page 10

4 i] { AT $1. 09 | All cris | Saturday Special in Handkerchiefs priced at two fer 25c, or 5, Mf APPLE DAY ai a Day ernie Sale of Washington Apples | Washingt f For Apple Day in the ‘Have You Seen the Bon Marche’s Line of /\ Men’s Suits at $12.50? | Wien Who Have Say They Will Never Pay $15.00 or $18.00 for a Suit Again They say there is no need to when they can buy Men's $2.50 Trousers, sizes 30 to 42, priced at just glee Boy's $6 & $6.50 Wool Suits |} are priced for Saturday at ce $9. 00) $6.00 and $6.60 | 17 years Ls a ————— EACH new Spring styl $2.00 Griffon ‘MEN'S 2 GRIFF ON BRAND SHIRTS ering al fa Pi | Saturday Special in Undermaslins Beautiful $1-59Undermuslins ]| daintily trimmed, priced at peach Joc; Beautiful new 25e and 35¢ Handkerchiefs Each 12¢ Saturday undermuslins, includ ing nainsook and fancy crepe gowns, | lace and embroidery trimmed, combt- |] nation corset cover and drawers of | nainsook, handsomely trimmed with Val lace, wide beading, embrotdery and silk ribbon. » —Maia Floor $1.00 PERFUMES, 02. 49¢ — & Gallet’s Imported Odors and Gallet’s imported perfumes, fa- SATURDAY SPECIALS IN | TOILET E ous for their delightfully fragrant odors such lasting qualities. On sale in our Drug Section at 49% have ARTICLES Vera Violetta, White Rose, Frangipane, Lily of the Valley, Indian Hay, Heliotrope, Violette De Parme, Jockey Club, New Mown Hay 24 By Graver’ ‘henth oe Fy By. iraves’ oth dito 10 gai 10 —Main Fleer. Violet Talcam Powder, for dave Rice Wild Reee Giycerine Soap, 1 mine C | I ac , Cc) Peroxide c Gtyeerine of Hydrogen, b aturd the 4 Let’s make Apple Day a Grand Success—« Special Ale. Day meres # 35e and we clally selected arte « g5¢ youre ” © $1.35 | Wines [HOLLAND ROSE BUSHES, ac, 10¢ AND 15¢ EACH ld fine Holland Rose » $1.00 ach. Caroline Testout, “Caraair others. Washington Apples, ear-< Bushes, worth 50c American Beauty, Christy ‘La Fr n Theaar Creamery Butter Quaker 15¢ Oats, afe—Home wi! UNION STREET——SRCOND AVENUE——Piki Bi aity, who to me after my appointment sald, “was in which the w had sign ontract bin her | bette ved in “abe oO @ distr POWER TRUST’S SCHE ME PROGRESSIVES 7 O RULE? 2 Second Floor department of milttary weronaution, went to buneville today and ques tloned the German officers whose landing there with a dirigibie con: | iH vulsed that town yesterday were apparently freed, but still under survetlianoe, and cannot depart until the incident ts offictally closed ‘SEEK MORE RELIEF COIN i Dr. M. A. Matthews, president of the local Red Cross soctety per Z k of the Mood victims, according to a telegram recetved from Ernest P. x Bicknell, national director, necd transportation facilities to leave their ruined homes an@ etart out life anew. The Seattle fund has now| ff reached over $16,000 in cash, besides several thousand dollars in clothes} f land provisions ‘PAY DIRT 90 FEET DOWN gold taken from the new field jsimitar In color to that found in the Adin | district. SEEK U. “No—WOW!- uJ STR Betty, for carrying off that pot and vase? It, and @ mean that | am not Just really, Jokin ‘about anything like that, te - THE SEATTLE STAR |WOMEN LOOK-TO MEN FOR | SUPPORT; SHE CALLS ’EM ALL ECONOMIC SLAVES in ‘Mile * Mare ur Traduate of Lela wae f los Angeles nd ehoftly t ‘There tent any u was etlly; #he bad fr been taught to clerk in the cit ngly on others fice was to her # card Her appointment as deputy re Of course, th cently was « nition « advised t n 8Ox firnt cane that was bro y unfatr arrangeramnt.( tween the sexes OLYMPIA Wash. “april “4—2The Puget Sound Traction, Light & Power company |e going to reduce rates! But don’t get startled, folks. You've got to do $10,000 worth of business per year with the company before you will get any of the benefit of the new schedule. The company has applied to the public service commission to permit It to make a rate of 144 cents per killowatt hour for mereantite business guerantecing $10,000 minimum per year on ten-year contracts. Thie change |s asked, evidently, to get the Smith building contract. The municipal light plant rates are |) cent for power and 1.3 certs for light, which |» slightly above the trust's new rate an, whe Judge w t attorney for this die « to turn dow ly paid Lacey down reactions enstve.” HOLD THE _ BALLOONISTS <4 Brean Leased Wire 4yeneral Hirscbaver, president of the govern y Unit PAIUS, April 4- After their interrogation the Germans though treated most courteously they are A further appeal for aid of the flood sufferera bas been tssued by Many ” FREDERICK & ‘NELSON Misses’ and Sma!l Women’s ° Smart Separate Coats $19.00, $25.00, 27.50, $35.00 A New Parchase of Misses’ and Small Women’s sbbeoe bow at — adil A fabric and finish sup at this moderate fig to that aaatly, ot ments Wash Silk Waists §2. 50 Girls’ Wash Wash Petticoats ’ Dresses 50c 50c and 75c MED Shirt f 6 wth wai if ; cg 1 Is’ Dresses k cable novelty s in plaid and check dion Sid Well { esig neatly trimmed | ishec ; es } pr : s bands of com 5O¢ and & color, Price Basement Baleercom | 50¢. L bs —Basernent Saleareom, Men’ s Handkerchiefs, Special 10¢ k lawn with — fleur-de-lis, | bu 1 gr plain linen H F esting lot of ie —First Floor. Kimono Gowns, Special 58c SF P inet ry. K leeve ar neck are ‘he ial BS¢. G d at top with g and embroid- 1¢ short, full sleeves tion and edge. Slip-over Gowns ft nainsook Barmen lace insertion, edge an insertion drawn with ribbon are also trimmed with Barmen inser clal 58¢. . f Dainty Boudoir Caps in several good styles, made of net or shadow lace and trimmed with laces and ribbomg Price 50¢. Basement Saleoroom Women’s Button Oxfords, Special $1.65 Pair EVERAL good styles of Oxfords in this offering, and all sizes in the lot, bet Bringing word that the pay dirt in the new gold fields at Lake and Scalp Kemedy, | root is 90 feet below the surface, and that all of the good aiaima were |f} +4 staked long ago, Robert McKee arrived here today with $400 In piacer It brought $16.80 an ounce, and le S. REGULATION See! ited Preee Leased Wire it NEAU, Alaska April 4 obibiting fish traps statistics pro ing to prevent the passing of a k that th ution to ¢ under w A Five-Year Old Girl? s Cartoons A member of The Star's staff hae a little girl at home, She's 5 years old. And she draws. The proud papa brought some of her drawings to the office, with the little stories she had dictated to go with them. She sald they were cartoons for the paper. Dad thought it was a big joke, But we seized ‘em, and today we're giving our friends a peep at the first one anking. She saya to the girl, | and vases from the nurse” "Then the mother sajd, That mama io ith any more pot | wo “Don't you run off And the girl says, “Aren't you too big,| ! drew that picture to surprise anybody that would like to hear | 1 would never joke] not a full range in the, individual models. Two and three buttons. Patent, G Tan Calf leathers. Good Oxfords at a very low price, the pair, $165. —Basement Salesroom. metal and Buy Your Carden Tools on Saturday at Special Prices CHILDREN'S GARDENING SETS, SPE-) LAWN MOWERS, SPECIAL $3.25= CIAL 10¢- | A strong with four blades Lawn Mower 50-Piece Dinner Set Special $11.25 Dinner Set of fine-grade 50-Piece Dinner Set. Special ¥8. 00 > = : , t 1 Americat- English Semi- An 0} of semi-porc n Porcelain, decorated with — tastefully-ar- | stidbe, de row black border ranged border design in Old-English-blue. | and tace d cold edee il 50-piece Set, special $11.25. 50-picce Set, special $8.00. 100-piece Set, | $15.00. 100-piece § ial $20 Section Chinaware | Children’s three-piece Garder Sets, | of g ality steel, fine cut gears and © consisting of rake, hoe and » Special | inch d heels. Fourteen-inch size, spe 10¢. cial $3.25. | HOSE-REEL COMBINATION, SPE- | GRASS SHEARS, SPECIAL 20¢— CIAL $5.50 Shears with Siécinch Baan Ce f Hose Reel of finished” hard- | 5. eee ccial 204. wood with iron wheels and nozzle holder; : _ ul 0-ft covered Hose, 34-inch, | GARDEN TROWE complete dings and nozzle. Spe- | Tri x wel with une and black ef nd Hose, $5.50. | ame! i | steel blade and SPAI IAL 35¢— | natur indie, Special Bs veight Spa f one piece of | GARDEN HOES, SPECIAL 20¢— ‘ with ye edge and long or} 4400. with 7-inch blade, riveted shank all ec ate hardwood hand 20¢. GRASS HOOKS, SPECIAL 30¢ Grass Hooks with forged blade of extra | GARDEN RAKE, SPECIAL 25¢— 4 quality steel, ground and sharpened, spe-| 12-tooth Malleable Rake with hardwood, cial BO¢. handle, special BBE. _ jyouserurntsnings ection graceful Genesee ff ns ferey r * ‘ T 4 t