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

gg ae DG Friday Barca clam} Sp: cialss— a trbancteaeen sere | BARGAIN DAY AT THE BON MARCHE’S | "tl Burelar Who Likes to Rob the Rich Gets into the ated Flat ! T off that Neh lied a ¥ tor! will th APRIL SALE OF HOUSEWARES | | MEANS MONE YSA VED TO YOU IF YOU'LL ONLY A TTEND | iy 1d up compac arms and wil for Friday 17e. he seers Geman” roo ty ey EEE for Vriaay | 8* Pieer Btue Bt ibe, | 28-pound ca- We Weedin Je. Very Low Prices, Indeed, on 4,000 Remnants of } | Embroidery—to Get Rid of Them All in a Ibo The residue of the many ssh Lt _Exabroidery lately—short pieces—lots « if them, for tl r i from 3 yard up to 4 yards, in Swisses and corset covers and flouncings, galloons and allovers in many dif patterns—pretty floral and eyelet effects, dainty shad 4} things. For your convenience we this way— {| Embroidery Rem- | mants, worth to 48c } yard, and in widths |} to 18 ins.,on sale at yd 25¢ |} LENGTHS FROM 1% TO 3/2 YARDS. S | Priced at ean pane we have € have divided them into four big heay Embroidery Rem nants, worth to 0c yard, and in widths fo 9 ins., on sale al yd ad LENGTHS FROM 2 TO 4 YARDS. Embroidery 2em- nants, worth to 25¢ yard, and in widths fo 22 ins.,on sale at yd 15¢ LENGTHS FROM % TO 3 YARDS. Embroidery Rem- nants, worth to 19¢ yard, and in widths lo 18 ins., on sale al yd ibe LENGTHS FROM 1 TO 4 YAROS | Friday Bargains is in Pretty Neckwear DAINTY 2¢ bincgavngiod ibe DON’T MISS\*° i ITHE DOG SHOW | ADMISSION ONLY 10 CENTS OPEN EVENINGS TILL 10 O'CLOCK. EXHIBITION HALL, FIFTH FLOOR — UNION STREET STORE — IN THE CAFE FROM 12 to 2 P.M. LES BOHEMIENNES LADIES’ eeceeeTe A | ah to ts 75 DRAPES at $1.00 tland Dray be — LENGTHS 0 OF “queuing 2e us of Ruching while listening to thee cians. 5,000 yards Simpso and in lengths from fn medium and dark shades in ne BUY YOUR TABLE SUPPLIES AT SEATTLE’S BEST GROCERY. AND BE SURE OF GETTING FRESH FOODS AND FULL WEIGHT | MT. VERNON MILK, CAN 7c] |ROASTED COFFEE, LB. 22c cmaheed size cans of Mount 1, oll Dr Coretana Wheat Flakes, war , t Qo | Shrimp Salad, r FANCY DOG COLLARS AND DOF UNION i w——"HOOND AVIENUP + WHIPS —POURTIT rLoon VIKG NT item. ° EXPECT EARLY "RELEASE OF SUFFRAGETTE CHIEF LONDON, April 10.Expecting that the hunger strike conducted by Mrs. Pankhurst, the noted militant suffragette leader sentenced to three years imprisonment recently, would result tn her release, 8,000 persone gathered about Holloway prison today hoping to eee her leave The police, however, dispersed therr | BETTER Oa A _ VAULT SUNSHINE? —Bright sunlight reflected from a plate glass window blinded George Wayland, auto truck driver, who turned into an open garage door instead of an alley. His company must settle for three electric machines that were in the way. VANCOUVER AWAKE TOO) MUCH LOS ANGELES, Aart! 10.- TOO SIMPLE FAVOR School girls should observe simplicity in dress, Is the recom- mendation to Superintendent Cooper by the Federation of Women’s DRESS Clubs, does not fave to whom the question wae referred. r uniform dress. The club, however, By a narrow margin, the club also voted against Increasing the number of school hours. WOMEN TO STRIKE BACK NEW YORK, April 10.—One hundred and fifteen thousand New York suffragettes are planning a boycott of Fifth av. shops if the anti-parade ordinance passes the city counci!, The Fifth av. associa- tion is behind the ordinance. ects ON way TO WORK | HURT ON ‘SMITH SCRAPER eday, ts the y rat NA vy AS AFTER wes tERT in Unc i STINGING | “THE E “DRIVERS” Draleu-> . Me oe It's pleasant on the upper deck Where ocean breezes blow To lazy In a steamer chair And watch the waves that flow; It's pleasant on the upper deck, But mighty hot below. There's fun upon the upper deck There's mirth and laughter free, There's music on the upper deck As gay as it can be, But it's the boilers down below That drives her through the sea. It’s fine upon the upper deck Whi wnward, near the keel, The t ill make you nearly blind, will make you reel, But we're the boys who make the steam That drives the shaft of steel. The people on the upper deck, we drives the bloomin’ ship, While they ane only pl ay! TIT ee ee Fr atl ” FREDERICK & ‘NELSON The Special ‘Selling of | Women’s New Spring Suits at $23, 75 | | N IMPORTANT opportunity for the Woman who can wear size 36 | 38, for most of the Suits in the purchase are of these sizes. Vinely-tailored Suits ir P in excellently shey ‘ an serges andy) a $23.75. Their setual va or ae The Summer Style Book Now Reade; Price 5¢ A E IGHTY-ONE pages, illustrating and describing Ladies’ Hons -4 terns. Brimful of interesting information regarding authentic § Nid and Summer Fashions, for women, misses and children. Secure your copp) @ at the Pattern Section, First Floor—only 5c. i Linen Clearance: Odd Lots and Remnants I, 1 First Floor R' MNANTS of Bleached Table Damasks in useful lengths, at sharp reductions. : Napkins in half dozen lots, various desirable grades, priced for clearance. | Pattern Table Cloths, soiled from dis-{ Fine grades of Linen Huck Towels ig ll play, priced for clearance odd patterns, to close, 50c each. Odd Cluny Lace Doilies priced ft Odd lots of Huck Towels in hemme 4 oe ae at 1% fe *, 3S¢ and Plage clears hemstitched styles, several | red in all Remnants of White Linens, priced for o close, 15c each clearance, Small Domest om Specially Priced Hardwick Wilton Rugs, 27x54, i - J aie ae Seon Velvet Rugs, 36x72, special $1.95, as . * 1 Wilton Velvet Rugs, 36x63, $2.50 : $3.25. Bindier Wilton: Suse: Sei dose’ Axminster Rugs, 36x72, special 15h pepe beacon TE a A | and $2.85. $3.50. i —Secend Floor, Women’s Silk Petticoats, $3.95 in slender, close-fi Plain street shades els in soft Thtfeta and Messaline Petticoats, { with deep plaited flounce or shirred edge. ngs. Price $3.95. | Women’s Silk Bare at $1.00 Pair ry wi th | top, lisle sole and low heel, y| Women’s Silk Hosiery in navy, gm ld, lavender, white, with lisle top, $M) Direct-Action Gas Ranges + HE great popularity of Direct- Action Gas Ranges in Seattle homes is a rec cogni- tion of the uniform success enjoyed by users | of these ranges in baking and all other cook- | ing operations, as well as of the fact that ~~ | these ranges do save the gas. Ranges while we are closing out odd patterns in various lines in ord : to make room for new purchases that are constantly arriving a saving worth the while can, it will be at Supply Your Furniture Needs at a Saving Wall Burlap Special 15¢ a Yard Hose and Ree! Combination Special $5.50 | | | OMBINATION consists of Hos i ‘AV J of finished hardwood with iron w | IY HH) nozzle holder and attachment to Pey* from revolving after hose is | = if with fifty feet of Cottén-covered Hose, 34- | mer home. Three colors 1 a sda inch, cémplete With couplings « red, yellow and ligit™ iy a eels ° id : °