The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 9, 1913, Page 8

FOR TOMORROW.-MANY NEW BARGAINS ARE ADDED TO 7 = The Bon Marche’s Semi-Annual Sale of Toilet Articles 50c Milkweed Cream for 29¢ For Tuesday, the 50c 49 for the size of Milkweed of sage Cream IN TOILET SOAPS yeerine Soap, (he 10 » Rose Glycerine Soap, Stteks, the FOR IN TALCUM POWDERS 4711 Violet Tateum Powder, this sale Corylopats gals at Williams’ Taleum Powder, all | odors, for c MORE ECONOMIES Inches a yard 75c size Pompeian TOILE’ Triol Peroxide Cream, cease Absor' 19¢ pkg. Mas pound Tuesday CREAMS THE TEETH Peroxutde sine, for race) eee Ribbon and Nat Flouncings, worth 69 ¢ Swiss wide, On sale Tuesday at 59 a yard. The regular Dental | bent Cotton Witch Hazel Soap 7e cake Munyon's — popular Witch Hazel Soap— the 150 cakes for Ze, 250 1. rolls for 196, MISCELLANEOUS Tooth’ Wrushes, with fine quality bets 15¢ the pound bot 15 Be —Main Floor, Pike St. Side. AT THE JUNE SALE OF EMBROIDERIES 69c EMBROIDERIES AT 59c Sheer Embroidery | $1.25 EMBROIDERIES 95e Just 95e a yard for Sheer Swiss and Nainsook Embroid- ery flouncing: T and 45 Inches wide, in shadow, eyelet and floral designs. nsook 0 Te —Main Floor. FOR SKIRT DAY—AT THE JUNE SALE OF UNDERMUSLINS An opportunity to get long White Skirts worth 48¢ for only 2%, Tu Made of good quality soft finish 7 bric with deep flounce of embroidery. | $1.50 LONG WHITE SKIRTS AT ———_95¢ ea. Dainty long White Skirts, made of soft cambric or muslin, trimmed with Jace or fine embroidery flounce In the new fiat style, priced at 95c. OTHER JUNE SALE UNDER- MUSLIN BARGAINS ARE Beco Silk Combination, in blue, one and white, trimmed with dainty lace, ribbon drawn through $1 00 embroidery beading. Priced ) Dainty New Nainsook Gowns, hand embroidered in pretty scroll and bow knot, Conewd edged with $1.98 JUST FOR TUESDAY On Sale All Day at These Prices. 121-2c PRINTED MADRAS 7 1-2c Printed Madras, 32 inches wide, in mili ends, lengths to 5 yards, with woven figures and stripes. 2,000 yards in all, at Tc @ Sc APRON GINGHAMS Sc A YARD Lengths to 20 yards in Apron Ging- hams, 27 inches wide, mostly in neat blue checks. 3,000 yards, worth 8c, to go at Sc a yard, on Tuesday 10¢ PRINTED LAWNS 7 1-2¢ YD. 60 pieces of Printed Lawns, 27 inches wide, In floral sprays, stripes and dot designs. All shades to choose from, fine and sheer, TM%c a yard. 25¢ DRESS VOILES AT 121-2c Votles, 36 inches wide, in legine to 7 yards. 2,000 yards tn the lot worth 26c, fine and sheer, and ca yard, Tuesday wilt ool at 156 —Basement. on the third floor. LONG WHITE MUSLIN SKIRTS $1.45 ea. Long White Skirts of muslin or natn sook, with deep flounce of embroidery or tine lawn, trimmed with several rows of Val lace with ribbon through beading. $3.00 LONG WHITE SKIRTS AT —— $1.98 ea. Just $1.98 each for long White Skirts, with tops of fine musita, some with 13- Inch flounces of lace and ribbon through beading at top, or embroidery flounces. Floor. IN ADDITION TO THE SKIRTS THESE TUESDAY SPECIALS Empire Style Gowns, of dainty mate rial, with yoke and sleeves of Val. lace, finished with wide $1 98 silk ribbon, at . seee . Slipover Nainsook Gowns, daintily ed«- ed with lace or trimmed with a spray of hand embroidery, ~ aploneunarrg 75¢ For TUESDAY MORNING From 9 to 11 A. M. No Phone Orders. 20¢ SATEEN REMNANTS 9c YD. Elegant heavy Sateens, all colors and black, In lengths from 1 to §& yards. 2,000 yards, 36 Inches wide, on sale till 11 a. m. at 9c a yard. —Maln Floor. $1.00 BLACK KID GLOVES AT 50c Women’s Black Kid Gloves, In all sizes only, 5%, 5% and 6. $1 ‘alue, on sale from 9 to 11 a m. Tuesday at 0c a patr. —Main Floor, 10¢ PRINTED MADRAS 5c YARD Printed Madras, nice for bungalow curtains for summer use; 10¢ value, in factory lengths, on sale from 9 to 11 a.m. at 5c a yard. —Third Floor, 6c CALICOES AND CHALLIES 4c 2,000 yards of Chatites and Calicoes in mill ends and full bolts 24 Inches wide, tn light patterns, till 11 a m., 4c a y —Baeement. "re Seattle Agents for the Popular “Swim - Easy” itd Suits for Women and Misses—There Are None Better “BARGAIN Y” IN SEATTLE’S BEST GROCERY STORE TUESD MEANS LESSENED HOUSEHOLD EXPENSES FOR YOU California Olive O11, medium size bottles, Gc size at J5e 45 39c Town Talk Cider Vinegar, @ size regular 1 Vict grade, bottle 12:¢ Mik Bottle Mustard, size, the very best, ure: pottle Red Saimon, large cans, reg uler 180 grade, for Bika seed. a good mixture of ‘mp and rape, with & Tt hand, ‘cuttle bone in each Bee 20 SPECIALS IN CANNED FRUITS Canned Plams, Inrge size, No. 2% cans, well filled with good quality Calffornia Egg Plums; 4 Pineapples, inre size No. 2% thick slices in good ined. Pears, spiendid quaitty Call tlett, in ight Cc . large size No. 2% 15¢ 18 Lbs. of Cane Sugar for 89c When ordered with $1.00 worth of other groceries, not | flour or sugar—better take advant- age of these Bon Marche sugar le sales—for canning time is near at Not over 18 pounds to ench. dipped in aprieo fe Pound Package Seeded Raisins --1@-- New crop, freshly seeded, exeelion quality raisins. Jelly, a xplendia quality, ape chally priced for Tuesday at c Mra. Ce Fig Pudding, large 224 mall HA 22 Ke cans, Tuesday Log Cabin Syrup, an abso lutely pure cane and maple, one of the very best 2 c can Callfornia Soft Shell Walnuts, 6 sine, latest pound 25¢ Apricot Marshmallows, delic- fous fresh — Marshmallows, ...10¢ Vegetables Challenge Pens, led with inculding erop. Julee; can ..... Specials in Canned Ll yy Home Peas, No. 3 size cans, f woll filled, tender | £204, auallty pens, pean: remulag. 18e Sr"... AMO iver Shiela To- toes, large size | cans, solid | 1c | 2 alze cans at t cans wrade fan 25c —Fourth Floor, pack » ane Cherry Sundae 10¢, at the Fountain tomorrow—It's delictous, TEMARCH UNION STREET. SECOND AVENUR——PIKH sTREnT 1,000 MEN.WANT TO HIKE ACROSS U. S. WITH HER pee C4 ° @& NEW YORK, June 9.—Miss! She says now she may leave Gladys Mason, vegetarian and pe aha York bert gp 994 expect | ed, Just to avoid the rush destrian, 1s embarrassed. She! ‘it's going to be a strictly vege jasked for one man, and got 1,000. tartan trip, Miss Mason won't eat And atill they're coming. meat or drink coffee or tea, and Mins Mason (s the New York girl Wi!!! do her daily 25 30) miles |who announced fecently that she 0% two meals | was going to take a little stroll “People eat too jfrom her home, at 214 W. 85th at. says, And her trip | to San Franctato. Also that she the nature of misni | wanted to hire a guard and man- She wants to show ager—an athletic yotng man who done by a woman who doesn't use |iked walking and didn’t mind a up all of her energy just digesting Jaunt like that. And she com food. She eats fruits, vegetables ff plained that she hadn't been able and nute, but doenn't believe in| |to find one. raw food except for people who It pays to adverti»en, As soon as live @ very primitive life Mis Mason's complaint broke into Miss Mason will be accompanied print, applications for the job be by a maid, as well as her manager. gan to pour in at the rate of 100 But she won't insist on the maid or more a day. | walking all the way, \SERVIAN AND BULGARIAN WAR DOGS STILL SNAPPING LONDON, June %-——-More war tn the Balkans waa semioffictally ad. mitted to be « serious possibility here today when the peace confer lence adjourned after a final sen \sion of three and a half hours Servia did not participate, The Balkan delegates will not | meet again unless the Powers, ‘TRICKED WIFE COMES TO PORTLAND TO GET EVEN | PORTLAND, Juno %.—-Mias| Miss Newcombe ts emphatic in | Ethel Newcombe, who caused the her declaration that von Klein is Jarrest of E. von Klein in Chicago|the man wanted, although he de several months ago on a charge of nies the Identification | |having married her in San Fran- She decla they were married |eisco 18 months ago, afterward/in San Francisco in September, |bringing her to Portland, where 1911, by Rev, Dill. |she alleces bé took Jewels valued, Von Klein {# {n Portland, await- jat $3,326 and then deserted her, is ing preliminary hearing, having jhero today to prosecuté the been extradited after a prolonged charges jlegal battle. or much,” she largely in force a renewal of the negotiations All the envoys agree that many tm portant points growing out of the Turkish stroggie remain unsettled and, while !t ts not admitted open ly, there ts now little doubt that the chances of Servia and Bulgaria resorting to the arbitrament of war are more than grave [NEW YORKERS INSULTING, SAYS SOCIETY ACTRESS | | | pal: || NEW YORK, June 9—"No at-}you can't help hearing the Indecent |tractive woman can pass through |and daring remarks passed around | any public place in New York with-/ you. The majority of men in pub out being insulted.” Mins Evelyn lic are not capable of judging the Provost, a cousin of Mrs, John Ja (class of women they see, They |ff cob Astor, who startled Brooklyn |have no respect for any woman | |noclety a few months ago by her| whatsoever.” | determination to leave society and earn ar.own living on the wtaxe.| WOMAN, VICTIM _ | made this statement today | OF ARMED MANIAC |} “A welldressed woman who rides in @ street car, although she! my tiniied Press Leased Wire may steadily look at the advertise | KALAMAZOO, Mich, June 9.—|ff ments or down to the floor, is pain-| Sheriff Chapman and posses are fully conscious of the tmpudent|scouring the woods near here today an@ unflinching stare of most of|for a maniac, armed to the teeth, the men within sight. I have ac- who brutally assaulted Mrs, Cyrus quired the habit of closing my eyes Levy late Saturday night, after |} when in the subway at the risk of | wounding her husband and attempt having people think that I suffer|ing to kill four others. Mra, Levy |from the sleeping sickness, Buti ts in a critical condition, Time was when I put on my giad rage each night And was off to a dance with the gayest delight; When I never came home save to eat and to sleep And joy was a goblet from which I drank deep; When life was a lyric and love was a song, And I wanted to laugh and to mix with the throng; But now—as the years all too swiftly advance— My slippers and pipe I prefer to a dance! Time was when I capered with unweartod feot; When motion and melody made life a treat. But now I have corns and my breathing is short, And going out evenings has ceased to be sport, The white lighte may beckon, the music may call, But somehow they cannot enchant me at all, I can't keop the pace, and my humble desire Is my slippers and pipe and a place by the fire! Oh, the heart may be young, but the limbs will grow old, And the blood in its coursing grows ever more cold, And the joints become creaky and thinner the hatr And you find that a seat in your big easy chair Is far more enticing than ball rooms; in sooth You'll know by these presents you've finished with youth, It's useless to bluff—no, there isn’t a chagee, When slippers and pipe you prefer to a dance! i} yard. ) yard FREDERICK & NELSON ———_$_—__—_—+ Service for Summer Campers Our Mail Order Service makes every item in this-store’s great home-furnishing stocks available for you at short promptly. notice throughout the camping season. ale Mail, telephone or telegraph orders for furnishings of any description ‘will be filled without delay and shipped We pay transportation charges on purchases amount- ing to $5.00 and over, to any railroad station or boat land- ing in the State of Washington. Address “Mail Order Department, Frederick & Nelson, Seattle.” The Showing | of Sionmer Furniture Provides a wide selection of patterns for porch and indoor use, in pieces that are at tractively de fort through the months of warm weather In this showing you will find: igned and strongly built, and will ensure you additional enjoyment and com BARNEGAT CEDAR, delightfully rustic in appearance, built of the bark-cov ered, sweet-smelling cedar, with wearing parts smoothed and polished WILLOW for indoor and porch use AND REED FURNITURE in new patterns, eually well adapted OLD HICKORY FURNITURE, built of natural bark-covered hickory saplings. ORIENTAL SEA-GRASS FURNITURE in the cool, natural green finish; very popular for its attractive appearance and comfort. A SPECIAL VAUE FOR TUESDAY is offered in a comfortable Sea-Grass Rocker of a popular pattern, unusually low-priced, at $3.95. Wire Grass Rugs for Porch or Indoor Use HESE Rugs are closely woven, smooth and durable May be had not curl up at edges or corners. also combination colorings Sizes 27x54, 36x72, 4-6x7-6, 6x9, 8x10, and 9x12. Prices, $1.25, $7.50 and $10.00. The June Sale of White Goods This Sale quotes very attractive prices on staple weaves of wash fabrics now in seasonable demand, as well as on novelty weaves of various desirable sorts, including imported White Voiles, Crepes and Plain and Bordered Ratines Linen-finished Suiting, a closely woven cotton | material for tailored | waists and dresses, 36 inches wide, special 15¢ cerized evenly | 19¢ yard. finish, White or Cream Mer- cerized Poplin, 27 inches wide, fine texture, lus- trous finish, special 19c | gee, yard Imported Batiste, a dress-material, Long Cloths ‘in stand- qualities, special $1.65, $1.85 the piece of ard $1.25, $2.10 yards, and 12) White Dress Batiste, 38 inches wide, full mer- soft woven, White Imperial Pon- a cotton fabric re- sembling soiesette, inches wide, special Mercerized sheer 45 inches wide, special 25¢ yard. —First Floor. They lie perfectly flat, and will in the plain greens and browns, $1.50, $3.00, $5.00, } —Becond Floor The “Rayo” Oil Lamp FOR CAMP AND SUMMER COTTAGE STRONGLY-MADE Lamp of solid brass in nickel-plated finish. It is easily regulated and gives a white, unflickering light. Ready for use, with white dome shade, $1.25. With heavy, green shade, $1.65. and special 32 10 —Third Floor July Numbers of the | Ladies’ Home Journal Patterns ‘a white Now on Sale. Savings on Housefurnishings GRANITE DISH PANS, SPECIAL 40c Dish Pan of heavy seamless ten-quart capacity. Granite gray STANDARD FOOD CHOPPERS, SPECIAL 95c Family size vegetables. Opens be readily cleaned of cutting knives GALVANIZED GARBAGE CANS, SPECIAL $1.75 Medium size Galvanized Garbage Cans. Reinforced with three stays on sides and wide iron band around bottom. FLY SWATTERS, Sc Fly Swatters made of black wire screen with tinned wire handle. ALUMINUM HANDLE BUTCHER KNIVES, SPECIAL 45c -with good quality blades. These knives are very handy around camp or home. Can be left in water without danger of handle coming loose. 7 and 8-inch sizes. IRON HANDLE KNIVES AND FORKS, SPECIAL 45¢ SET Just the thing for picnic or camping par- ties. Set of 6 knives and 6 forks, spe- cial 45c. MAIL BOXES, SPECIAL 15c Mail Boxes of henvy sheet steel, black japanned finish, with wire paper holder. STEEL SPIDERS, SPECIAL 30c spider of heavy steel, pol enamel; Chops meats, fruits and like a book, so can Has different styles Nine-inch ished inside. é AMERICAN WAFFLE IRONS, SPECIAL 65c. Waffle Irons with thick iron pans and handles set in air-cooled sockets. GAS PLATES, SPECIAL. Gas Plates with iron or nickel-plated frames and drilled burners, with air ‘mixers attached. Two-burner, special $3.00. Three- burner, special $4.00. FOLDING WIRE COAT HANGERS, SPECIAL 4c EACH. Made of heavy retinned wire; have extra hook for holding trousers or skirt hanger. STAR COFFEE MILL, SPECIAL 35c. Star Coffee Mill, fastens to wall, has large tin coffee container, which holds 1% Ibs. coffee. Grinder is of cast iron, japanned finish. NICKEL-PLATED WALL MATCH SAFES, SPECIAL 20c. Have two places for matches and also holder for burnt matches ALUMINUM SINK STRAINERS —made of pure aluminum, no rusting. Fits in corner of sink. Special 30c. HANDY HOUSE KNIFE, SPECIAL 15c. For slicing or carving; 8-inch steel blade and natural wood handle. PARING KNIVES, SPECIAL Sc EACH. |f Paring Knives of good quality steel with shaped, natural wood handle. ] FLOUR SIFTER, SPECIAL 12c. Standard size Sifters, with revolving han- dle at side. Extra well made. GRANITE DRINKING CUPS, SPECIAL 5c. Gray enameled handle drinking cups, suitable for camping and picnic parties. GRANITE SAUCERS —to match. Special 5c. GRANITE PLATES, SPECIAL 5c, Flat Granite Plates, 10 inches in diam- | eter, GRANITE COOKING KETTLES, SPECIAL 15c, 20c AND 25c. Gray enamel lipped Kettles, with bails, in three siges: 1'4-quart size, special 15c 2-quart size, special 20c. 3-quart size, special 25c. —Houreturnishings Section