The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 16, 1913, Page 12

T ‘Saturday Will Be Men’s Clothing and Leather Goods Day ,, at The Bon Marche’s 23rd Anniversary Sales als SEATTLE STAR I, :200 CHILDREN IN FINAL _ |} REHEARSAL OF MAMMOTH MAY FESTIVAL OF MUSIC FREDERICK & NELSON | | | Sample Wash Dresses for Small Wome, Specially Priced Gee wo /) s { P For One Day--Our Famous Line AN interesting purchave of Sample ay of new Seoul ey of Men’s $12.50 Suits Will Be and Coat styles and Balkan blouse effects. Some pretty Lingerie models are fe. tll sortment izes for Misses and Small Wome SES’ 5 L EN’S SUITS, SPECIAL $17.50 and to Make \ MISSES’ AND SMALL WOMEN’S SU : $17.5 :. In plain Navy Serge, Stripes, ¢ ks ar ani t plain-tailored styles the Bargain \ "cand tt dlages nlyectgse fen mcerly jp ska ee ORs a4 | ‘ new Blou f zes 14, $ seas | Even Better ; Pom, | N | We Have Added All Our Broken Lines of N A, ie Minute of Coats | Notion , | a ialy | $15.00 Suits for Men and Young Men \ ong g peci || in Norfolks—loose box backs—and plain business sacks—in \ at $28. 30 Pe || nice tweeds and rough cheviots---lots of nice patterns to pick e \\ Pea || from, in gray and brown mixtures—fancy blue suitings and NSM include | : . ‘ || gray herringbones. Saciise HCG eicdee inc ee 8 For Saturday—all our popular $12.50 Suits—and all broken lines of our Men's ee é ob paguce aah — " $15.00 suits, will be on sale at $10.00. How’s that for a rousing Anniversary bargain saith Re os 0 | in the Men’s Clot! Section? Backs reas } i i 2 in both men’s and young men’s styles—s¢ C FOUR CHORUS SINGERS IN THE MAY FESTIVAL. ABOVE, : a iI All sizes in the lot, from 32 to 48, in both a n’s and young men’s sty > we IVA BLOOM AND EDNA CUNNINGHAM; BELOW, LOIS HEMP: |] belted; c ¢ i can fit pretty nearly everybody that happens along HILL AND NONA GROVES or black satin. Excellent val a THIS SPLENDID ANNIVERSARY BARGAIN gives the men of Seattle a chance to share with |J| Photos by Jacobs at $28.50 Omo, Naiad and Sie y the women In the extraordinary economies these great sales are effecting—and in addition to this Twelve hundred children donned | hundreds of those oe part. bg Dress Shields, sizes 2 and 4 fe 2 . ° ° fi 1 sui of the venture te ’ |} Suit Sale you'll find other good things In the clothing store tomorrow, nate party « oe esl rouched for, as nearly all of the|f Women’s Jackets special 15¢. Y * 7 i *, m be | « bh ob ald . . + || Men's $2.50 and $3.00 Trousers) Men's $2.00 Trousers 1-2 Price aroah tahsisnds eb tho ble Atay Fearne Specially Priced | zotiave snd Bolero tame | tival which wan to open at the Ar-|there is a 50-ptece orchestra under | Shields, special 38¢, er . — ee . | ee mory Friday night |direction of Max Donner, which ts $5 $7 50 $10 | » SF ; | Heavy weight Working Trousers,/ Sizes 32 to 42 watst measure in The success of the great produc |composed entirely of high school . | Bone Hair-pins, special 15¢, mi | : . oo m 00 pera ny Ai ae ‘ tion | ed fro usteal | players. pn a ae ane a ea ey . - avrg ines a3t0 = adhe oonag erase twanda’ ina On paged standpoint by David F. Davies, con-|, The festival will be repeated Sat These natty Norfolk Ja ke : Steel Toilet Pins, 200 i} rae cn Seubahte meachal-a L081 anaiveroncr. Gol ‘ who says that wal|urday afiernoon and evening with || are just what will find | cube, special 10¢. I |} a pair. Made of dark gray mixtures,| ‘Trousers that fook nice and wear program. practical for gol tennis | Wire Coat Hangers) il || brown mixtures and some vipat | well and can be worn well with dark stripes. at and vest and general outing wear. They 2 for 5¢. Real Hair Nets, allover are well-tailored in Flannel, CLAIM MONEY HANDLED ; | | We Haven ’s Forgotten the Boys, Either BY CORONER MISSING ]} 40" c" Jor fo" spe small se pec t dispositio: eon made claimed ner ¢ ° " thy , | ¢. ‘ BOYS’ $7.50 TO $10.00 ‘WOOL SUITS AT $5.95 | ey and valuables of deceased |The law requires, wocia ee |” Velvet-grip Pad Hose Sail Kuhn Made all woo! Suits, worth $7.5 sail wool perpens, Deasied “oy bee Bay er og bi ulate Se pina | porters, special 35¢. es | ls and the Kole d, all full | and 19127 ” Xs Becond Floor. i —First Floor, ph | | $2.95 EACH | BOYS 25e te $5¢ PANTS or WAISTS le ta pu r i nek ipnber ag to $8, | A garment or be for 25¢ for 26 S Milli . See So Some ot et | Sean wea ton wee) | mart Millinery |} tures, at $3.95. years of age, on sale Saturday we Yue Batorny, a $ = i t 8.50 ot | LEATHER GOODS AT THE YEAR’S LOWEST PRICES | leech atime’ elleots tor eeu | Begin Lenin, Coats Sein, ne tants wt ie Mews Coe, I] CASE UNDER fa ISEMENT | wre at thin price in wide variety.” Thea | N , ereary Os | Tho courthouse case in now un-lers vidence wan introduced tend se in fine Hemps, Milans, Panamas and Leghorns al bonnet and mushroom effects, with sal wns and shirred edge; many with ribbor “®' streamers. Many quaint old-fashioned effects cler Vac! erly adapted to modern style ideas are noted in ths the founding of this great store—with a result that you can have your fill of bargains tomorrow in these two ¢ the Bon Marche $1.25 AND $1.50 HAND BAGS TO GO FOR 85¢ by Judges Smith ing to show that G Arguments were |s ble for the pictu house and the circu that the bond tssue wo cont of a seven-story The complainants ask iasioners be re ar branches of chiet’ mplal nants and De or Evans, for the co missioners. These Hand Bags are made of genuine leather in long grain and peart whether the 4 from spending any of the 1 up. Price $8.50. = seal pressings—leather covered or fancy metal frames, with strong handles. to approving the $950,000 bo nd in py on the ground that it ls now ° ys Fy We have a good assortment of patterns to choose from. iI sue by Architect A. Warren Gould od that $950,000 will no ‘ All-black Hats, which have been promised bie SS |J acting as agent for the commission. | more oa an pay for three stories | siderable vogue this season, are shown in a vat my | ares te Ds iz a ag BE of becoming effects at $5.00 to $8.50. po 50c PATENT BELTS TO GO AT 39c | $1.50 MUSIC BAGS TO GO FOR 98c | M’KENZIE WILL V OTE be yi Children’s Hats in Poke-boanet “tries Ye Patent Leather Belts in black, red and white Real Leather Music Bags in brown, black or | ‘ \ : 4 ee _ tw ? These Belts are the genuine patent leather, and | tan. Have two strong hi 6 teeta’ | FOR ROAD RESOLUTION | ie room and roll-brim sailor shapes, in Hemps tes we er ag a siete 38 te 36. Gilt or gun- | catch and are neatly finished th nout. Reg: | Ie Milans, trimmed with ribbons and flowers, $19] “ $1.50 “SLIPPERS AT o8e A PAIR ular $1.60 Bags, Saturday for 98 ||| A careful examination by Chair-jing to take anything for granted to $2.95. . c |] | man McKenzie of the Hamilton res. from Hamilton, He had beer Basement Salecreem | Fine Saphieon Leather Traveling Slippers in neat $2. 98 TO $4 HANDBAGS FOR $1.98 | olution authorizing $1,800,000 to be |i% & Witness in court when () oi ore canes ore i leather case. We have them in brown, black peesvergel SS en See oa Rene -omee Scat dati pecans fr. and tan, and fn sizes 5 to 11. Can be carried | °F folded bottoms, Genuine pin-seal or pear! goat | aay wet i é W h D | Li i W i ies vie eaiicinmeoe: tery, cravcetiat™ te | neni Weather: ‘Yous ssactal: pease ecveced having had an opportunity to Children’s Wash Dresses | ingerie Waists gs travelers. frames. Worth $2.98, $3.60 and $4.00, for $1.98. on he voted against it. But t S . | 65 | . | 7 eh next meeting of the commission pecial, c pecia ’ Cc Le Some Good Anniversary Specials in the Bon Marche Shoe Shop eh JOD values in well-made Wash NUSUAL values in Lingerie Waists@ BOYS’ $2.50 SHOES AT $2, $3.00 SANDALS AT $1.95 | WOMEN'S ; : : -s of neatly p and| fine French lawn, made in OB seed Besed ot voices calf, in| Misses Patent Leather Ro | Women's Ranges d Fours s Boys and Girls, Dancing Pupils, Dresses of neatly ‘patterned printa/and Dutch-neck styles and prettily trimmel button or lace styles. Sizes 1 | Sandals—we have them in sizes | buck Pumps—welt soles. flat ta! ec to 5% Regular $2.50 Shoes, | 11 to 2. Our regular $3.00 qual- | lored bows priced for Saturday at ! Perfect in every de 2.00. } ity, priced at $1.96 a patr. | tall. Low military heel. | OUTDOOR EVENTS FOR CHILDREN’S DAY Give Play at the Metropolitan i] ginghams, trimmed with tailored bands ritalin Valenciennes | legal strappings. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Special | French embroidery. 65¢. --Basement Salesroom, ' Special, T5¢. —Basement Salesrom | a m | Ju | $2 HAMMOCKS AT $1.59 EACH GIRLS’ DAINTY $1.50 LINENE Th Ne H D : | Well woven canvas Hammocks, cane Fe eine cnc seine AND PERCALE WASH DRESSES e New flouse Ures m made of substantial cloth, at $1.69 50 d 95 in a —For 98e— at $1.50 and $1. i | BOYS’ BASEBALL SUITS, $1.00 Girls’ Tub Dresses of linene in plain XCELLENT quality gingham in Oe, Suits made of good sulting at bigs oe tan, “eit fs Borders 4) House Dress at left of picture, in BIOMR tri | $1.00. Included are pants, shirt, Also some pr percales, with Dutch and white striped pattern, trimmed with lina 9, eee a wee One Se ey tee neck, s mo Sleeves and full | collar and turn-back cuffs. Price $1.50. all | one price. plaited ge variet tyles f te . and om. Sizes 6 to | The Gingham Dress in center is © - | 7 oe > arr am 14 years blue or pink, with side-front fastening, v mi | 2becially | tanned Infants’ $1.50 Sweaters, 69c neck and short sleeves, finished with Da a aced thumb and ‘ Pesce aa - $1.50 | deep po t and children’s All V il bands. Very good value at $1.50. ‘ : lid wi white _witk i i $1.25 TENNIS RACKET AT 85¢ and galid cacdinal: Eich At right of illustration, House REE Tennis finest sele strung with ¢ gut, one day, t, with frame of white ash and dd quality Oriental oc, Fourth Floor, A BUSY GROCERY DAY ASSURED -- WITH THESE SPECIALS Bulk Peanut Butter—one of the beat New Mackerel—the very finest qual. yotaa ieee ately TG | EXIRA SPECIAL | |: hore “y Creamery Butter at Tic blue and white striped gingham, with white r collars, double breasted have them in sizes 1 to 4 years. $1.50 values, Saturday at 69c. pique sailor collar and turn-back cuffs. $1.95. Basement Salesreom Savings on Lawn Implements HOSE AND REEL COMBINATION, | LAWN RAKES, SPECIAL 35¢— SPECIAL (25.50 Twenty-inch Lawn Rakes with two styl@ rwurst—the very - quality f are size cans No 244, | Combination Sera sts of steel wire teeth, special 35c x : Be | of Hose Reel of finished Picnic Hams, Satur. Canned Cherrien—larke nize hardwood with iron GRASS SHEARS, SPECIAL, 40¢— Grass Shears with tempered and polishlt steel blades, special 40c. | wheels and nozzle holder, together with fifty feet of Fearless Cotton-covered Hose, 34-inch, complete, COMBINATION GARDEN TOOL, SPE CIAL 40¢— ‘ Can be used as a trowel or weedetilil adjusting spring at handle, special 40 with couplings and noz zle. Special, $5.50. | 50eKayser’sVests 3 for $1.00, or Boys’. $1 Carter Union Suits, Now ~15¢ Ea. DIAMOND LAWN MOWERS, SPECIAL $3.25 AND $3.50. WILLIAM HANSON AND VIVIAN DRAKE, “Cinderella” will be presented at}son. The boy has proved himself the Metropolitan theatre tonight by a very capable little actor & big cast of boy and girl pupils of| Others who have been given spe-4 : RAIN BOW LAWN SPRINKLERS ® the Faurot Academy of Dancing.|clal parts in the production are Strongly constructed Twenty-two dancing numbers are| Evelyn Atkinson, Farland Maxwell, M 3 he SPECEAL 40¢ ; Included in the presentation, Prin-|Stanley Gill, Marshall. Gill, Mar owers with 8-inch drive niki |e of sie cnet wit be two clever k * pen, Wilma Hemrich, Nan wheels and four revolving, self-sharpening The Rain Bow*Lawn Sprinkler spf tots am Hanson and Viv-|Darritt, Lorian® Casey and Matty A : $2.96 . P ‘ }ian Drake, William and his sister,|Condon, The other boys and girls knives. Fourteen-inch size, special $3.25; | with a fine spray, which coversa large Union St Stotre. UNION STMELT—SHCOND AVENUE—PIKE |Nellie Hanson, who takes the part|on the program will appear in spe of Cinderella, are the son andjctal numbers. The pupils have re- daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Ole Han-|hearsed several weeks, Union St. Stores 16-inch size, special $3.50, Special 40c. —Housefurnishings aoa