The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 23, 1913, Page 8

T ‘MANY TUESDAY ECONOMIES AT THE BON MARCHE— MAKER’S SURPLUS STOCK of $1.95 UNTRIMMED MILLINERY SHAPES, ALL LATE STYLES, ON SALE rach All late mid-season shapes, such as rolled oie mushroom Chips and Tagal—black, burnt, white, natural, gray, pink, lavender, three shades of blue, brown, brass and Nel! rose A timely purchase at 25c on the dollar from a great New York concern —we took 1,000—all the firm had—and while we have any left 48c will be | the price instead of $1.95. And if you are one of those capable women: 1 can get a new jon to the sale of shapes here are tw pecials in ith Ww er blooms and blossoms 50c MILLINERY FLOWERS FOR —25e bunch — Such an attractive lot of mil linery blossoms as we have t —d0e bunch — Only 50c a bunch for these Made flowers worth 50c a bunch —Second Floor. JUST FOR TUESDAY JUST FOR TUESDAY WOMEN’S $1.25 SILK GLOVES | 25e GENUINE TAN KHAKI FOR 69¢ pr. 19¢ yd. Women's Silk Gloves, full elbow or 16button If you are handy with the needle you can make length, heavy quality pure silk, with double finger | your own outing skirts and suite at very Ii : tips that outwe » gloves. White t rial here Tuesday the lot, sizes 6 to § d some evenin, inches wide, at 1%¢ sizes 6 to 7%. $1.25 value, Tuesday at 69¢ > & customer —Lower Floor. A SALE OF SUMMER UNDERWEAR Held with the idea of sho get summer underwear for very big store—and best of all, that you can get you need it Summer weight Vests, with low neck and no fine white lisle vests with dainty lace and crochet t yokes. Also with one-quarter sleeves. Sizes 4, 5 and 6 CHILDREN’S UNION SUITS | WOMEN'S SUMMER VESTS | WOMEN’S UNION Stiss AT at 50c—— | 7V/c ea. 50c ea. Boys’ and Girls’ ankle and Womens fine cotton Swiss Princess cut and other styles knee length Union Suits, with | ribbed Vests with low necks and low neck, no sleeves, knee short or long slee ; 2 to 10 no sleeve uff knee or Ince trim- years, 50c. white, 4, 36 and 38 CHILDREN’S UNDERWEAR WOMEN'S UNION SUITS AT | 50c CROCHET YOKE VESTS sec: 4. —— 29c ea. 39c ea. Cotton Shirts with short, long Women’s summer weight its with fancy yokes, or no sleeves; low or high | ribbed white cotton Unton Sul ribbed itsle bodies; stz necks; pants to match; ankle | neck, no sleeves, knee worth 50c, at 3%¢ a gar or knee length; 2 to 14 years. | length; 34, 36, 38 and 42 SPECIAL FROM 9 T0O11 A. M. ONLY No telephone orders accepted at these prices. 10c WIRE SCREENING AT | $4.95 TO $6.50 DRESSES AT 5c yd.——_ ——$1.98 ea. — ng. 2 zos 4,8 and 6; pure me Men’s 50c Knitted Green wtre Screen inches wide; not over 5 to each; delivered with c 4 white lawn and checked ® | dim and nussed: sizes 8 20c SATEEN REMNANTS AT 121-2c SILKOLINES FOR 9c yd. Heavy tustrous Sateen 1 line of colors and black; lengths 1 to 8 yards; 36 inches wide; till ] 11 a m. 9c. Main Floor. 5c yd, 50c knitted silk ties—that won't crush ¢ no mat ed Silkoline in| ter ow ¢t ries; till 11 | nice patterns and nice Floor, Union St. Side A Great “Bargain Tuesday” in the Grocery CARNATION MILK A no | 1/: mote CANE SUGAR AT Delivered only with other 2¢ with 81 ery order, not includ. 93¢ groceries. No phone orders nk AURA our or milk. Not over pounds to each Not over 6 cans to each Fresh Coffee—University biend: a atronm blend of | Tem—our own tr ton; healthe: ; | Mocha and fave; regular 400 grad 32c aiiee Fi 25¢ Cocon Shella—p 1esday, packag 4-pound cartons, Tie Corn Meat—white or yellow, In No. 9 22¢ and. Not 25¢ | Mam Satade—inade purest may ry Soap—S 4 bara to © | white Wax Paper that will keep your Oxo Boutll luncheon clean and motat, roll 5e¢ nutritious Silver Shield Tomatoes GOLD DUST A PACKAGE AT 16 Ferndel! Telephone for 16c a package for Gold Dust Peas, No. 2 cans Tuesday No phone orders Not — 14 Cam — foyer 2 packages to each — 15c can — [Ri EE a CE PS fivery day from 11 a. m. to 2p. m, “Les Bohemiennes” Ladies! Orchestra tn the cafe—Sixth Fieen\ TH \ son AF UNION STRUGWT. SECOND AVENUE——PIKE STRERT —Lower Floor. | Dresson: slightly soiled TE@S--On Sale at} housefurnishings only; til] 11 —. | 11131. m. $1.98. Second Floor | m. at 5c, Basement mo ~ Now a bargain for men— | you tie | and colors, for | them—for 2 apiece—in | cured, < year 2116 | rez Seap Aims it oize, Trestor & Gamble's ke 8c | Navy Benns—new California 6! m any, pound iC popular breakfaat 15¢ | ‘Table Salt—10-pound sacks; one of the best brands on Helltes—-me dium red qual! ty 1 1 A not to cake, 200 value guaranteed fir wh: pound c sailors, tricornes, elongated shapes andmany more—in Milan, | 95c MILLINERY BLOSSOMS for | pretty flowers for millinery | I urposes of sil and at. acc a: t ncluded es ‘ sell a a I with the sed are roses, lilacs, sweet peas gies. awe ea. | forget-me-nots and many other buttons acs and | | ) | mt SEATTLE STAR If Edna Were Not Pretty and If Her Picture Had Not Been Printed She Would Not Have Become Candidate for Moose Queen FREDERICK & NELSON The Special Selling of Suits $95.00 | | i ‘ ‘ | includes some very handsome Suits from our most recent Spring purchases, all de- cisively reduced from regular prices : this offering, as well as models just pur- chased at a concession and equally excep- tional in value. Many pretty styles, in tailored and trim- med effects; in Serges, Basket Weaves, Wool Ratine, Matelasse, Bedford Cord, f Eponge and Worsted. ‘ portunities, at $25.00. seni > : . ] One of the season’s best suit-buying op- ond Floor. | NOTIONS SPECIALLY PRICED | Acme and “Pneu Form” Dress Forms, special $12.50. ‘Velvet Grip” Hose Sup O. N. T. Darning Cotton, Shopping Bags, porters in bl white and | in black, white and colors a colors, special 18 5 Shoe Trees, special 18¢. 2. 1B Wire Coat Hangers, spe- any work 15¢ istable Enameled Coat ff 1 the Sears Roebuck I Wire Hair-pin Cabinets, | and Skirt Hangers, special one) Mine Cody was ol t today ished Ittle ‘ween A r 5 special 3¢ 10 Ss didate for queen of tho they aaked hi 1 cand , es, 8 ial 10¢ ‘, mn : > Preyer rer rs andidate r qheen no | they sal her Rpt =| Cameo Wire Hair Pins, Airlite Wire Collar t with the folks at home. Papa Cod s ( & Irons, | special 3 packages for 5c Stays, special 7c. in & Moose hin So ecial mo Drees Shield i F 1 Edna ter the race mo Dress Shields, sizes Globe Belt Pins, 144 pins 8 hol Curling Iron | 2, 3 an 4 4, special 18, : + 01 fee : in paper, special 7c. the queen saw ft And Lamps, spe 45 Omo “Out-of-Sight” Dress - : s. ae kers’ Chalk, as. | Shields, size 2, special 12%4¢; Sixty-inch Sateen Tape YOUNG BANK ROBBER | sorted. colors in bon,’ spe. | sizes 3.and 4, special 18. | Lines, special 7c f cial Omo Detachable Deess “Our Own” Sewing Silk, HAS ap alaabe PERSONALITY ironing wax with handies, | Shitlds sizes 2, 3 and 4, | 100-yard spools, special 3 | ‘a th handles, special 22c | spools f 10c. prieade of Ras getters | aati ae ie aad ophar atte Gas et “ana Nets, large extertor was to his tastes man now tains we holdup « today declared dual personality books dealing with robb Un h ago, when he lost ders and explott ts posit because of an alterca-| No further n with a fellow workman, Din ough Sheriff Quine 4 had led an exemplary life. tng th on this , | Cups and Saucers, Special 8c PEOPLE RULE THE BANKS? | adhla. seops he Week Gea ose TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE . givin eable fo kitchen, cotage or soon White Mercerized Lin-| Rolls, light, medium and i gerie Braid, special 7c | dark-brown, special 35c. | size, special 15e. dale State bank he man a victim of iret Fteee, * bas been found WASHINGTON, June 23,.—De nies Rasement Satseroom claring that no president “would be & audactous enough to play poll with the credits President Wilson a correspond here f the nation nounced to the y that the Japanned Steel Mail Box, Special 15c stration measure as whole weight of the ad ie Strongly-made Mail Boxes of heavy steel, black japanned finish, the currency reform bill to be y Toei with wire paper holder. Special, 15c. duce oday or tomorrow tr a 7 I be Sama. 4nd te the lntose be debore beenGi Uae (ors waciaee Will Tale: the CRYSTAL BATHROOM| PARING KNIVES, SPECIAL S¢ «of Virginia people. SHELVES, SPECIAL 60¢, Paring Knives of good quality j a ae AND oe steel, with shaped, natural wood WILL TEST CAVALRY ON ory Wied FAMOUS BATTLEGROUND nickel 1 Shelves complete with | d brackcte 18c, 24 and handle FRUIT AND JELLY PRESS, : | Was SELF WRINGING MOPS, SPE-| SPECIAL 20¢— ! hepa "7 CIAL 60¢ For mashing cooked berries and Ao ago te Nee ag Too ng-handle Mops with knitted | fruit, without seeding and peeling. | bugle, the sound of watior loth and crank at side for | Has tinned removable strainer and ff | horses, the of carbines ‘and, there, and President V wringing out water. | japanned handle and frame. | the boom of cannon, for the war!make the trip to the valley battle ff j | Sty ana tae oktomh tae Ruedas 1 mo ae ALUMINUM KITCHEN SET, SPECIAL 95¢— alry and has chosen th e practical questions to i 5 ; |doah as the t are Consisting of 1 mixing spoon, 1 basting spoon, 1 tea strainer, 6 tea-# such >) —_— to th v be ured in cavalry bat » ‘tions approximating Pri d Ho - d Lit N) | V. ] ——— Low- riced House old inens: Special Values CIVILIAN ARMY 7 sive, durable qualities that willbe found especially serviceable for use if 300,000 MEN HIS PLAN Jf svmmer camp and cottage. Note the values . — | BATH TOWELS, SPECIAL 12%¢— WASHINGTON, June 28—To ilekgies The arcna which are in TABLE LINEN, SPECIAL 59¢ AND) Hultbleached Rath Teean ~ al nt, | atimulate rifle shooting among first-class conditi {ssued 69¢ YARD— « owels, goc ig! civillans, a bill authorizing th war . | absorbent quality, hemmed ready for use department to distribute 30 All-linen, heavy, durable grade, half-| ¢ ecial 12120 eacl } rites seca ay cinerene bleached, 63 inches wide, special 59c yard Eee ee Ht | fow years ago by t try, will) Kan do Peat on | 28° | HUCK TOWELS, SPECIAL 8¢ EACH= } oon be introduced in the house by civilian rifle w nches wide, special 69 yarc wie p Rep. Julue Kahn of California, nucleus for a. volu Cotton Huck Towels, size 17x32, good NArmAR of the) NAUMAN Mee reer eee tee MERCERIZED TABLE CLOTHS, SPE- | ‘lity, all-white or with red border, Spe a CIAL $1.10 | cial 8c each ag ‘'S-E = PE A Isn t It an Odd World? Bleached Table Cloths, size 72x72 inches, | epee TOWELS, SPECIAL 4 best domestic mercerized grade, lustrous in| Cotton ‘Towels, Bird's-eye weavelaa TWO MILILION-DOLLAR OMELETTE-Clat for 140,000,000 Sates i otve excaile . K fs a ae mp: P broken eggs wore made last year at the sous Naw. ork trelght or Ay oeaiaeine excellent wear.” “Special | 14x24, soft, absorbent quality. Special 4e } minals. The alleged loss was $2,000,000. $1.10 each. | each. Basement Saiesroeim EXHIBIT OF the United States at the Ghent International expost —__—_—_—__ } sition consista of California wines bearing French and Itallan labels. Chi ldre 1 i sacregeilh fssieebe Wim OA TIAN otis Sri Wise tno ildren’s Hats: Special first of the year _— - Two inte x ren’s WOMAN IN California has been appointed a forest fire guard tins intere sting lots of Children’ Ss } co Trimmed Summer Hats, in a good ! REPORT OF Prison association asserts that .70 per cent of re . j Neawed convicts actually reform i | selection of pleasing styles and | NOW, ISN'T this ripping, doncher know? Among the signs dls trimming effects, on sale Tuesde ay at played in a London shop is one which reads “AMERICAN SPOKEN WE= spe ye played " pecially-low prices: CURIOUS REVENGE-—Vandal eut down 600 peach trees on the Basc on the same day, one at Magdeburg and the other at Berlin, going from” one place to the otfer in his own aeroplane. " farm of a Camden County, New Jersey, man, asement | $ i ¢ Basement { bead a " | } GENTLEMAN JOCKEY in Germany won two races 76 miles apart Salesroom | 1.45 | and $1.95 Salesroom ~_ —— —__—_— bis tan on the bunny bus, ariesly tear and tango was crticeed. “Closing Out Odd $ Samples of Porch Furniture |} | RATTLESNAKE CLUB of Bridgeport held its annual snake chaso, {| + Third Miser ——a jand captured five rattlers, ° ° | qe