The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 6, 1913, Page 8

i _it#é#ée4..e..._.. ae THE SEATTLE STAR ‘ ™ BON MARCHES 23% ANNIVERSARY SALES Lace and Dress Trimmings Day A Day When Many Lines of Dainty Laces and Dress Garniiures Will! Be Sold Without a Vestige of Profit Section’s Because it is the Lace and Dress Trimming turn to celebrate the 23rd Anniversary of the founding of this store—many thousands of yard f dainty laces nd stylish dress trimmin ally ! oo heard of for years 23¢ and 35¢ Shadow Laces, yd. ) zs | 5 10¢c, 15¢ and 19¢ Wash Laces, Priced for Wed- nesday, a yard - - - Wedn 10e and 15¢ Imitation Dutchess and Valenci- ennes Laces, yard - - —Main PF ivor, Pike’ St. Side. DAINTY LACE BARGAINS | Se to 10¢ Linen Torchon Laces, yard on Lace widths IN NETS, ALLOVERS AND BRAIDS 3 Cc ' 69c to 98c Dress Nets & Flouncings ed designs | Edge 8 | and patter 2 ve ysrsieg Laces, a yard 50 & $1.65 Dew W Drop Nets, yd. 25e and ote Fancy bones and Bands, yd. ~~ to 4. 4 Allover Laces, red yard & 50c Silk Braids, yd 100: Samples of ore to $4.50 Trimmings, at a SALE OF HANDKFRCHIEFS AT HALF PRICE | 10e Linen Initial Handkerchiets, ea Women’ $25¢ Linen Handkerchiets, ea i} Women’s all pure linen Handkerchiefs 5 Har cs 12 —Main Floor. ibe Long Cloth at 10¢ a Yard 600 yards of Long Cloth, 36 Inches ha to 7 yards, fine, ic a yard, instead 25¢ se White Piques at Ise Yard White with embroidered Longfellow initial in 1) size and rn corner; full range of initials, 5c. Anniversary Special in the Garment Section tor One Day Only $10 and $12.50 All Wool Serge Dresses Priced at | e 1 Flaxon, the ge And they are made in the very newest and smartest modes, charmingly trimme i] with pretty Bulgarian, Tapestry, Silk and Novelty Braiding. The mater! are all wool serges of splendid quality we | | have them tn white, black and all the pop | ular new colors, All sizes in the t —Main Floor, Center. | 8e Apron — se Yard) The Mothers’ Training School Will Meet as | ee i #0 Usual in the Cafe on Wedecstay at 3:45 P. M. | inches wide, in neat blu yf stage fee i aepipielle : M thers Breast,” b | be a yard; 3,000 yards; Hi wal . Line arr pol ne Exec i of Medical Routine,” | | a yard Mothers are cordially invited attend these Instructive 10c & 12 1-2 Percales 7 1-2¢ " lectures.—Sixth Floor. | 36-tnch Dress Percales i to 8 yards; stripes and n ong taht a Lincoln, the ys hie | | Railsplitter” a (3 fall lie Linenettes at 10¢ We a yard hie eat ‘Palticvs bn hd wabaheled hs One-thir f will only be hit sila a4 7 yards | choose f. a yard lic Galstess price 10¢ a yard ‘ | —Basement. ena Anniversary Special in the Art Shop Rend made Japanese Renaissance Lace Centers, 45-inch round or square pieces, with plain linene centers. Exceptionally good patterns, made from | first quality braid, reduced from $4.00 to $1.98. Third Floor. | { | Ane Lawns and Balistes, 28 and 30 in. Wide, Yard. and SUIS ke) (OUT a6 fn hinged 3 | | Prati VOTE Sine a = | UNION STRENT—SECOND AVENUB—PIKE ST Nemo hogciel | in the c | in the ar kopa ¢ } $3.50, $4 and —Second Floor, Center: HERE’S GEORGE, WHO'LL HANDLE JAPS FOR US SAN FRANC Marcon! com “SLEEP TALK” DOESN'T GO DENVER, May 6.—Sleep speeches may not be used as evidence In court cases, according to a ruling here today by the Colorado supreme court. This decision was handed down In the case of Jose Martinez, who was convicted of the murder of Fortuna Campbell in Pagosa Springs In July, 1910. “I shot her; | shot her; | had to, to keep out of jail,” swore Martinez shouted in his sleep. He was convicted on this ev! dence. The court held that such evidence should not have been allowed and reversed the case MORMONS NOT IN FIGHT NGELE Ma a witness pital before Aisloc his leave expires GOLD MEDALS aio TWO WASHINGTON, Ma Langle: by proxy bassador received the LOT OF observed n Curtiss and he French am ntral National fonal Bank $100 bank notes dis for the missing $100 BILL S GONE any respons | HIS SUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM ‘ — | a 6 on a summer night a damsel with him | Just to keep it balanced right.” 4 fe 100-piece Set, special $19.00. aia , — FREDERICK & NELSON -Rear Aisle, Center. Post-office Moved to Rest Room Third Floor, Annex | New Elevators Now in Operation | A Special Offering of Wool Suitings at $1.15 Yard MUHE Dress Goods Section offers unusual values in a special lot of desirable Wool Suitings at $1.15 a yard, as follows: Two-tone inches ack Diagonal Suitings, 54 and-black, brow Men’s-wear Suitings, 54 grays, tans and browns, special ches wide, in $1.15 yar 54 inches wide, | 50 inches wide, n-and-bl ial $1.15 wide, in navy and black-and.white, spec yard Novelty Stripe Suitings, Fancy Gray Suitings, 54 inches | special $1.15 yard cial $1.15 yard wide, spe Pebble Cloth Suitings, | special $1.15 yard inches wide, in special $1.15 | € Whipcord Suitings, 54 “4 iti S4 h i j tens brown as Serge Suitings, 54 inches wide, in navy. { tan, gray and black, special navy-blue, blue, brown, yard $1.15 yard. Cheviot Suitings, 54 inches wide, in navy- | blue, black, brown and | line stripe, 54 yard | yard Cream Serge Suiting with brown hair special $1.15 cream, special $1.15 inches wide, On Sale Wednesday, First Floor. Special Values in Silk Sitsis, $25 and $35 WO very interesting groups of Silk Dresses in models for} walking, calling and party wear; unusually good values at} these prices. ¢ are Dresses in Cr epe-de-Chine, Crepe Meteor, Charmeuse, Chiffons, Moire and ude taupe, navy-blue, heliotrope, olive, black, rose, car r Hig and low-neck styles, with full, half and three-quarter sleeves; skirts ¢ and plain Sizes 34 to 42. Special, $25.00 and $35.00, ’ i Tailored Suits, Special $23.75 omen ’s aliore ults, pecia i y alues in Plain-tailored and Demi-trimmed Suits of Serge, Diagonals, Bed- f Fancy Suitings. Colors incl desirable shades of gray and tan, also ! Some smart modelsin black and white stripes and checks are t } 34 to 42. Special, $23.75. ‘ e r . Wash Dresses for Misses and Small Women | ; I $5.00 and $6.50 } nmer models in Zephyr Ginghams, Piques, Linen and Ratine, designed ' k 1 three-quarter sleeves, in pink, light-blue, white and natural linen color, t 34 and 36; 14, 164 8. M ‘a i 5. $6.50, 4 and 36; 14, 16 and 1 foderately priced at $5,00 and $6.50. _¢...n¢ meen t } S Silk Petticoat Styl mart Silk Petticoat Styles ‘ $4.50 and $5.75 ; ¢ ANY pretty models and colors in the close-fitting, light- r weight Silk Jersey and Messaline Petticoats, in the fash- : ionable for street and dress wear. Made with deep flounces fi ied in plaits, ruffling and ruching; with or with- \ out silk underlay. Priced at $4.50 and $5.75 Second Floor. Women’s and Children’s Knit Underwear i wea : FOCKS are replete with the most desirable styles, weights and fabrics for Sum- mer wear, inclt the Dr. Deimel Linen Mesh garments in union and separate styles. A few at popular prices: Children’s Cotton Union Suits, light- by Women's fine weave Cotton Union Suits, weight, fine weave, low neck, knee length, | low neck, sleeveless, cuff knee, 45¢ eee > | Women's Lisle Union Suits, band top, wing sleeve and sleeveless, 50c | reinforced thighs, low neck, sleeveless. cuff | 5 Boys’ White Cotton Union Suits, high | ineesiGes, i >rincess-c “otto Ini neck, wing sleeve, knee length, 65¢ and 75c¢ s Women's —— cut Cotton Uniog Suits in extra sizes, low neck, sleeveless, garment. cuff knee, $1.00 garment. —teent Fe Special Prices on Cece Steck Dinnerware —two of several popular patterns from well known American and European _potteries quoted in this selling at attractive savings: wwawmaweoeowoda tee ‘50- Piece English Dinner Set Special $10.50 EMI-PORCELAIN Dinner Set from | aay grade English Porcelain, in the Villeroy & Boch, Dresden, Ger Granby ‘pattern, with sparta: (nee decorated with handsome flow-blue p design in blue and red corn flowers, 50-Piece | Decorated Dinner Set . Special $9.75 auamntittns special $10.50. special Pie. 25. hinaware Section 50-piece I 100-piece Set, Set, 50-piece Set, special $9.75. pS ee eS a 7