The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 22, 1913, Page 8

__ THE SEATTLE STA eo ee . | = = ——— a é , vemnlke - —*,| S rl al AT THE BON MARCHE’S 23rd ANNIVERSARY SALES— |}/ ANNIE IS A BAD, BOLD FREDERICK & NELSON | - A Ext dinar Anniversar PICKPOCKET, AGED FIVE; Nn raorainary Y || MOTHER'S IN SWEATSHOP Ty aaa a. Celebration in Fine Millinery teresting Suit Values, $23.75 | 5 NT Plain-Tailored Models © Demi-Trimmed Moy th | WITH MANY OF THE SEASON’S MOST POPULAR STYLES Novelty Models Gu | ON SALE FOR A DAY AT STARTLING PRICE REDUCTIONS || all expertly tailored and reaching a standard jp “4 ($12.50 and $15.00 TRIMMED HATS LIKE THESE “tree metals inchute feces, Scrgee | | HAVE BEEN REDUCED FOR THE DAY TO Cords and Fancy Suitings. The colors, navy, bia lad assorted grays and tans, black and white stripey checks. Sizes 34 to 42. Special $23.75. Second ’ ‘ Women’s White Cotton Underwear | The grand climax of Millinery value-giving is surely capere in cir great Anni- 25c¢ Garment | versary bargain-—for weve taken _ scores and way by of our beautiful $12.50 and $15.00 | OMEN'’S Fine-ribbed Cotton Underwear, made on the ts and will sell them Friday just $5.00 each. Here they are, in both | ft Piiored car dre > png all Per ‘that disdagtive art so ii al of the ‘gh | W an Yanko : go ape Sion sock dept pe New York milbinery | es : 4 ; 65 oe Be : rset “i * we o1 Elther the natty tallored models for street wear, or the dressy styles for afternoon wear. Made | of Witlan) braids, |Fungarion split strane. beh GR fens” seiner towers, este, celnyy cnittene and | en i i nen elie i} | Lisle Hosiery in tan, | Women's White Cotton Union Sal sue; sizes 8%, 9, 9% | styles, 50c; extra sizes, 65c. ~ ! % th: $2.95-$3.95Shapes| | <> omy _, $3.95-$4.95 Shapes pair. sie sm Bs e CO) . . ° Silver Deposit Glassware, Special 25¢ § « Just for Friday we — _An exceptional offer = trimmed Shapes a O56 each Tactuded on Heme Wena tai seats cially-low price, of a a The are chic soft crowm turbans and bonnets, Jing hats and many fashionable dress assortment of useful amigil 9° with close fitting rolled, brims, of good shapes of hemps, Leghorn, hair braids in fine clear glass, tastef quafity straws, in all colors and Milans decorated with silved@ii ssessininnsiinieetiaeaaticsininiiiinniaiainal posit tracings as illus ' $1.95 Trimmed Hats 95¢ ea.| 95c Fancy Feathers 48¢ ea. Lavlidbat aan i Misses’ and children’s $1.95 Turbans, All the colors worn this season are to | x ! e Bonnets, Cone Shape and Mushroom ef-| be found in these px stickups Vases Violet Bowls Coasters & fect Hats at 95c. Made of Milans, stitched | fancy quills, brushes and Sikes Claasos Mustard Jars Sugar Bowls iy braids and rough straws,.all prettily r other fancy trimmings 48e each F q Nappie Plates Cream Pitchers ‘doe i med Ice Cream Glasses Lemon Dishes Napkin Rings and | $1.98 FRENCH PLUMES $6. NCH PLUMES Tumbler Pomade Jars | Individual Salt Ceflay Per : ind other pieces. Special for clearance at 25¢ each. —Tim Tien Mi € Second Floor, e PO pn ep By ng Bissell’s Carpet Sweepers Save Energy ful, foarions ‘plokpooket S WEEPS more quickly and thoroughly than the ordinary broom, saves wear ani! “A boi bad girl, your honor,” testified a witness. 2! . The “bold, bad girl” taunted her accuser with a shrill and shame on rugs and carpets, raises no dust. A child can operate it. No bending or Union St. Store A splendid offer in Plumes that you really | Regular $6.50 fine French Ostrich Plumes will should not miss, Our regular $1.98 French | go at $5.69 Friday. Th are of wpectally selected | Ostrich Plumes will be on sale for Friday only African male stock, with avy droop at 95c each. They are 16 Inches long and 5 inches | Ing French heads thre ghot 18 |i tess laugh. Pe wide—are made of Grade A stock. In black, | inches long; all colors and a variety of exquisite ‘Annie, bow old are you?” asked the judge, gravely ing. Operates silently and automatically. Shown in the following grades: white and colors, Not over 6 to a buyer | color combination effects Five, but going on six,” answered the baby, leaning confidently ‘ i t the « k Zissell’s Parlor Grand Grand Rapids, with al de old, with a record of ‘nk d the astonished magistrate 11, fearless pickpocketing ow can such a thing be, and el-plated trimmings, g ball bearings and furniture protectors, with japanned trin $3.25. Crown Jewel, with plated trimmings, % Second Sweepers, $6.50. com why? DAINTY $1.00 UNDERMUSLINS F Pretty Slip-over Gowns of nainsook—some Si have a neat initial on the front part, as shown ~ in this picture, with round yokes of embroidery —others have the high V-shaped yoke—then there are some Combinations, dollar ones, too, at S5Oc—trimmed with lace in the Cluny pattern 59¢ UNDERMUSLINS at 39¢ And here’s another attractive Fri day bargain in Undermuslins. Only | 39¢ for your choice of slipover Muslin Gowns—nicely finished with French band drawn up with ribbon— and broken lots of 59¢ Corset Covers —all at 39% $1.25 LONG SILK GLOVES PRICED at 85e pr. OR 50e EACH Pom Tas American Queen, with er to the judge's question. I took the trouble to cyco-ball bearings and rub- r the good it might do in Seattie, and This is the a find the anawer f ‘found it t endously in nak, aged ear. The father, a b ht and demands qu! ber furniture protectors, $4.25 on 6," lives with he less tha secure a year me 6 Banner, with japanned $1.95. their two-room tene gs, the $12 rent The fou a dank fu sr at eet ar KE ae a, ae may cern : Silk Shirtwaists 50 Trimmed Inexorab! quite beyond the contro! of Annie's parents, ban- . For Outing Wear ° Special $1.50 lahed their fitt fireside and the doorstep p' I via RY well-ordered Summer Wardrobe has the perils of the Broome st a place for two or more of these trim Shirt- | : i : —seasonable models in Hemp, 4 waists in cool striped silks or plain, natural yon in the 1 | and Hair Braids, in small and mm place to There ts mn the ms color pongee of Broo At $3.95 we show several pleasing styles in| effects, trimmed in a large styles. About 50 Hats in the Re NOVELTY PARASOLS TO $3.50 at $2.45 ea n th Ruselan well-tai dels; of novelty stripe s day to her own devic friends pleasure lation shirt style with soft collar and cuffs, or | ment—choice at $1.50. Women’s 16-button, full elbow length heavy, 100 beautiful colored silk Pa A few days of elirt ‘ ; owds of |] Dutch-neck, with roll collar and 34 sleeves; : ‘ ee ne ee ee oe i ce shapes and colorings. Hav posh sales The onnaew of ha tae o A eth bala a skillful also in pongee silk, Dutch neck style, 34 sleeves, | Untrimmed Black Hair Hats S$ 1 white only. Sizes 5% to 8. Fully guaranteed; | long wood handles, with large t fearless pickpocket : HT | di id 11 shai special 86c a pair. —Main Floor. | to $3.50. —Main Floor. oT e neemna wabetl , we iuara ths reustat with changeable silk tie. Excellent vag hs ium and sma pes, Pe iosneeeneneicemetetied shut sateselainnlled socked 2 he Seam —Second Floor, —Basem | $3 and $3.50 OXFORDS for ‘WOMAN OF 80 MEETS SON; a 2 ‘ 400 pairs to pick from n , : l V ] M Mi W h D sizes and odd lines of ow CLAIMS HIM AS HUBBY | Special Values in Misses Wash Dresses $3.00 and $3.50 Oxfor to be sure-——but most of found in the lot all size t can be #01 nba, of Rock They are vici kid and patent leather ig bf rape . F it leather, whom she had not seer sok: anit desnaniecn ‘Vikenses th awe Seieemner eaodels, tt Bees ee with hand-turned and welt soles—all 1 *¢. and insisted that he|She O NE- ar oo i I re Je new Summer models, for Misse ¢ good styles. —Mezzanine Floor. former husband, John |cure including Balkan Blouse styles, in Stombs, so great is the resem-) Patt IF YOU ARE GOING TO ALASKA--OUTFIT HERE | ss: 2: "%2 ess! “= has white who 5x7 A Tents at $3.25 Ea. father. Island A Tent Ga7 feet, S-ounce weight, of the best matertal and workmanship, that will go at only 84.25 each. scien emma a CHS Zephyr Ginghams French Chambrays Linens Ratines Cotton Voile Galateas Crepe —colors include white, pink, navy-blue, medium-blue, tan and natural linen; pla for her We have just what's wanted for Northern wear, HE WEDS OPERA SINGER __ [josie ti io. ts ant 20 years sonia a | AFTER 13 OPERATIONS or, prices. $6.00 and well made : $5.50 | BOSTON, May 22 nt | Bie In New York, under | and you'll find the prices ertainly fair enough MISSES’ SEPARATE COATS— variety of smart, light-weight materials for Summer weat, | Heavy Trousers, extra strongly | ints sewn and will give lotsa 2 50 of wear, at . —Baleony. heavy and durable pos 15¢ derwear, heavy all w its, for Alaska $2.50 Flannel Shirts in blue and gray: | good quality at ba paar $3.00 —Matn von 8.90 In a large Eponge, Ratine, Matelasse, Serges, Diagonals and Novelty Coatings. Sizes 18 and 20 years. Prices $11.75, $14.50, $19.00 and $28.50. —seceal exsanine Floor. | Working Trousers for men, ma going 18 of good’ material marriage hore recently of Miss pair . $1.95 Margaret Elizabeth Fitzgerald ane after another —balneas known to doctor th cities ‘Tents, size 10x12 feot, 3-foot of the Boston opera company as “the nerviest patient” be wal kind ‘ : $7.95 and Joseph A. Cahalan of cause he never lost courage 12x14) few , Rochester the Httle pink ¢ and always smi co kind aided by surgeons’ knives, has But Cahalan says now that | | or mieeping bags, | ‘Oak Davenport-Bed, Special $35.00 Sout “ihina’ ‘igesthen, the reason he bore up 80 nobly Working % eavy Aleohet Steves, with extra large | @, that will sel $7 50 : hn, Sauer ha a a lb the w : ae Fitzgerald 1d mate ‘ount, price a wd toston Athletic association's "I always said I would neve J value # tin Weathor, pattern OOG | eee 2 $8000 | etn vier marathon on April 19, 1907, get married unless 1 was a well N unusual | ‘ ; when he displaced several in man,” explained the athle attractive, Remnants of Wool Dress Goods 1-3 Off | $1.50 Yd. Wide Plain &Fancy Silks 75c Yd. ternal orgacig. an the remit Ot) | c"and;thongncit tadie five ce . Jak Dai Remnants of every kind and color of dreas goods For Friday we have priced just 2,000 yards of overexertion, He spent the and 13° operations I f Golden Oa in skirt and dress lengthe—including serges, pop beautiful yard-wide plain and fa Silks at ex | next five years in hospitals well now as I ever did Bed, as pictured. lins, mixtures, nobby suitings—in fact, remnants | actly half. The lot includes he satin r | — _— - . of all our best selling materials, for Friday, 1-2 | lines, pongees, black mensalines, and many other |f| r | choose from | the-minute weaves. be — JUST FOR FRIDAY — | 12 1-2¢ Waisting Madras § 1-2 2,000 yarda of Shirting or Watat ing Madras, 32 Inches wide, In lengths to & yards, at 4%o a yard Friday. 12 1-2c Dress Percales 8 1-2c poARRIN eh BoD Osc” gama ne $3.75, $6.50, $8.50 to $12.50 The Davenport hat tufted spring seat, © in fabricoid (a 8¢! and good-looking for leather). One mnverts from ? LONDON, May 22.—Physiclans|ing and artificial respiration was {n England are discussing the case/continued for 16 hours until her heart sed beating ‘of a woman who Tived 16 hours without breathing. The case came) A CONCERI |under the notice of the Lelcester-| Congregational church Friday even shire coroner ing will close the Ladies’ Musical 0 The patient was Fanny Godfrew,|oiib season am () unmarried, 65 years old, a laun dreds, who suddenly became il and| THE LAST pig socinb event of UNION STREME—SNCOND AVENUR—PIKE BT. preatrmably died, as she stopped|the year to be given by the Nile breathing temple is the invitation ball at the | Doctors found her heart still beat-LArmery Suturday evening. at the Plymouth tion c¢ port to large, Gomme | | Percales in longths to 10 yards and ¢ yard wide nt and dark styles, in neat patterns, at *%c a yard | ed, with spring independent of upholstery, and ample room for bedding when Special, $35.00. ' —Fnsement. ———————————————