The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 21, 1913, Page 8

ee er AT SEATTLE’S GREAT BARGAIN STORE—BON MARCHE | (1,000 PAIRS OF WOMEN’S $3.50 and $4.00 SHOES poe pr Broken Lines and Short Lots of the Season’s Best Sellers ioe size Abra Sad are incom plete, of If Your Size Is | Here You Certain- | ly Can Securea| Sizes 5 1-2 to 8, Widths A to D in Women’s Tan Shoes at $2.95 a Pair Sizes 2 1-2 to 41-2, Widths A to Cin Women’s Gunmetal Shoes at $2.95 Pr. Sizes 2 1-2 to 8, Widths A to C in H T, Women’s Vici Kid Shoes at $2.95 Pr. et Le ae The Bon Marche’s Third Annual 9 to il A. M. Only ‘EMBROIDERY CONTEST), | WILL START TUESDAY, APRIL 22ND, AND |. : 19¢ ———-WILL CLOSE ON JULY 5TH——-—— Will Be Given Away be "HANDKERCHIEES AT 3 FOR in CASH PRIZES||i0303.8% : 10e 8c REAL MADRAS sera AT “ 19e ae “HOUSE BROOMS PRICED AT " 19¢ MEN'S 10 COTTON HOSE, APR ‘center Pre ES Price AT $9.0 IN THE LADIES’ CLASS THE CHILDREN'S CLASS | M First prize—$25.00. | Second prize—$! 7 0. Third prize, $5 Open to girts from 6 to 14 years of age First prize—85.00, And five prizes of $1.00 each ning’ to make this third annual con- And five ress “of $1.00 | each. And we are pl or é o£ weave; till 11 a “Main Fl ide LONG WAIST APRONS FOR =" 0 75c and 90¢ Val Insertion 12 Yards fo the Bolt, at — 4e bolt — Fine French 1 Ge n Val © greyona, glossila, crystal or Carlson. r royal floss Full particulars will be Apr "mad 4 Fi 25¢ AND 35c TRIMMINGS IN HANDSOME PATTERNS — hoe hyphal — Main Floor —Main Floor. 18¢ White Cambric at 12 1-2c Yd “Just for l5e Dress Percales 10c a Yard He ‘s Tuesday 15e Dress Ginghams at 10c Yd. “Specials” 15e Seersucker at 10¢ a Yard Domestic | eeehite, Fei esata te artis ( From a | ot Paces ates nal Section Se Apron Stagnans | at *“ a a Yd ‘BARGAIN TUESDAY IN THE GROCERY SECTION 10 POUNDS GRANULATED SUGAR | | PANSY Fee | Chipped 22ic Canned Raspberries, STAC tac PAY mae | ie eo Flowe r & Garden a Cabin Syrup, pu \Seeds, 5c Package 22¢ bcs 12 for 3c ‘ “te Wc “tLe *, Dog and Pappy * B8e | fer fans cae ee) § gee | ie ft om 25c | Try the Delicious Products of the Bon Marche’s Celebrated | ‘Daylight Bakery’--They Come Direct From the Ovens to You Fourth Floor. | Oxe Boulllon Cubes Coffee BON UNION Prot —e—96OOND AV EONUE——PIKi #T itm. Splendid Bargain } ‘DAUGHTER OF DIAMOND KING WEDS WESTERNER Miss Dorothy Gardner Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gardner! F. Williams, Washington, 0, C., married Munroe Eyre Pinkard of San Francisco April 15 in her home city at St. John’s chureh (the church of | sidents Her father le the general manager of the De Beers "pany of Bouth Africa, which supplies the world with 51 per cent of Its diamonds WRITES ON OPIUM TRADE of § enue to the pow nd 3 SOL DIE RS: “JOIN STRIKERS | Ap Ine soldie vas killed and several in ps sent to rd a factory d ned the suffrage atrikere ry atrols pursued the etrikers, the mutineers is and fled fired on the pate DE LAY FU R TH _ARGUME NGHAM THE SEATTLE STAR “FREDERICK & ‘NELSON SPECIALLY FEATURED THIS WEEK New Mission Furniture in Oak and Mahogany D URING the past two weeks we have sampled on our floors sey. eral large shipments of new patterns in the popular Mission. style Furniture, including Chairs, Rockers, Settees, Davenport. Beds, Tables, Bookcases, Magazine Racks, Telephone Tables and Foot-stools. Two Very Special Values for Tuesday: Choice $6.50 Each at strik unio entir . . ~: . day —comfortable Mission-style Chair and Rocker from one of our best torts factories. Made of quarter-sawed oak, finished fumed, and fitted f “, with loose cushions of best goatskin. Choice, Tuesday, at $6.50. wag) —Thitd Floor a ae Ona tend P " more Cable Net Curtains, Special Buy Mattings at Special {ff *" $1.95 Pair Prices i al « ng of thes suce For Summer Camps and Cottages. the Fiber Mattings in four patterns, one tan, | oe ; one blue and two green (four rolls in the hee offering), special 20c the yard. acre incr China Mattings, special 15c, 18 and 20c rd Japanese Mattings, special ,18¢, 20c, 22c i and 25¢ yar CASEMENT WINDOW “CIAL 95¢ YARD— NETS, SPE- | On Sale Tues Second Flpor, Annex, rtain Nets are of very 50 inches wide, in “ava Wall Paper Special 20c Roll | d in round a very prettily int the Wall Paper Section features exceptional values in two uns for casement windows. Special, 95 Fo Tuesday, PRICED FOR CLEAR- REMNANTS ANCE— pretty Living-room Papers, in two-tone brown, at 20¢ the roll. Just arrived, new selections in Fadeless Unecum and English jf} “| Tile Papers, moderately priced. | —First Floor, Annex Oatmeal, German rn flower piece Set, $10.50 $19.25. 100-piece Set —Chinaware Section A Special Purchase of Women’s and Misses’ Suits, $12.35 men’s and Misses’ low-priced Suits, well-tailored in N: excep Suitings and Black and White tional offering of Wor Bedford Cords, fine Serges, Diagonals, Fancy hecks includes plain-tailored garments, smart demi-trimmed models oring, style and fabrics in these Suits mark The assortment and the them as unusual values at $12.35. natty Russian blouse styles, Tail —Basoment Salesroom. Basement Salesroom New 36-Inch Percales, 15c Yard dard f styles for we NEW showing of star 36-inch Per- a wide rang Trimmed Hats, Special | $3.50 PECIAL values in an interesting men's ren’s wear and for men’s shirts, in jors and stripes, line, check, dot and e effects are of strong texture, well- Attractively priced These Percales finish at Sc yard NEW STANDARD YARD— ! and launder well group of Spring Hats, including Braids, Milans and Chips in small and GINGHAMS, 12%¢ medium shapes, trimmed with feather On sale novelties, wings and flowers. Tuesday at $3.50. Ginghams of good weight and texture, adapted for women’s and children’s out-of-door and house yarments, in stripe, bar, check and prettily col- red plaid designs. Twenty-seven inches wide, is 123 yard Also newly arrived, a line of 27-inch Ging-| trimmed. with flowers and novelty hams in designs (slightly heavier thread than above), at 10e yard. a wide variety , of $1.95 to $3.95. —Basement Salesroom ribbon effects Children’s Hats in wide variety: |