The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 30, 1913, Page 8

| For Bright, New “Fourth-ol - July” Wearables COME DIRECT TO THE BON MAR€HE Out Go All Summer Top-Coats AT REDUCTIONS THAT VERGE ae !, a he — ON HALF-PRICE OR LESS — And practically our entire stock of stylish summer Top Coats is inchided in this big disposal—lo you to select, we have divided them into great groups—and each group is a bargain der at the price—you'll find almost all sor the several lots- Eponges, Mixed and F Matelasses, Ra y Coatings, Bedford C make three it easy for THIS $19. COAT FOR | won ts in tines, and goodness only knows how many more Lot 1, $19.50 up to | Lot 2, $29.50 up to $22.50 Top-Coats | $32.50 Summer Coats Lot 3, $35 to $50.00 Summer Top-Coats at Summer Economies Pervade the Entire Garment Section $3.95 DUSTER COATS $2.50 EACH | Duster -Coats of linen in the worth to $3.95, for auto or street wear; all full length, buttoned ae at the neck with loose back or half t DRESSES TO $27.50 AT $9.95 EACH Just $9.95 for Serge Dresses worth to $27.50; all perfect, but broken in sizes in the various styles and colors; nicely tai- lored and trimmed; on sale while we have any. Summer natural color, $2.00 LINGERIE WAISTS AT $1.19 Our stock of $2.00 Waists has been re plenished by such pretty poplins, new styles nens voiles and batistes, offered a $1.25 WASH PETTICOATS 8e EAC H od Petticoats made in = eitea checks and mixt made, with deep, prettily trimm ed flo with ruffles, stripes and tucks, 98 —Second Floor. ures; a v yunces $1.95 to $3. 95 Untrimmed Shapes All bright, new summer styles— like those pictured here—and many other good styles. In A ey panera Sailors on Rolled Brims, in Hemp, Azurea, Milan, Chip and Hair Braids—for 48¢ Each IN BLACK, WHITE, BURNT, NATURAL, BROWN AND A SCORE OF OTHER PRETTY SUM- MER Pygowors INCLUDING SEVERAL TWO-COLOR COMBINATIONS. Litres, Pa lot, bought at a ridiculously low rate on the dollar from a noted job- ber—and ¢ best lot for the money that we ever remember buying stylish, mid-summer shapes in the $1.95, have any left you can have your choice ALL DAY——— SPECIALS IN SEATTLE’S BIGGEST AND BEST DOMESTIC STORE. 71-2¢ PRINTED LAWNS AT 4c YD. ecos Ta’ 27 Inches a ia way eatte with Yioral, figured riped designs, at éc « yard tn- a Te 2e ENGLISH REPPS 12 1-2c YARD English Repps, 27 Inches wide, with at colored stripe: a {0c PRINTED CHALLIES 7 1-2c YD. ard for 2,000 yards of Printed . 28 Inches wide, in lengths to 12 with Perstan and Ortental pat terns, worth 100 @ yard 15¢ DRESS GINGHAMS 8 1- ae ¥e. Dress Ginghams, 33 Inch lengths to 20 yards, with ch stripes anda plain styles, w Yard, Tuesday, Som yard —Lower Floor. Wel Free Patriotic Concert Square CORNER FOURTH AVE. ANDO PINE for they were all $2.95 and $3.95 grades—and as long as we at 48¢ each. —Second Floor, Union St. Side. MORNING——— SPECIALS FROM 9 TO 11 A.M. ONLY. NO TELEPHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED. 0c CLOTHES PIN APRONS Sc heavy in Marche 20¢ om CLOTH AT 10¢ A YARD nd tig ST. th white an Thursday Evening July 3rd AT 8 P.M. by Lagourgue’s Concert Band Everybody k o Main Fi Fine Crepe Tissue Toliet Pap come Sel A COMPLETE WORKING MODEL OF THE PANAMA CANAL Is on Exhibition on the Fourth Floor—Free, of Course And every man, woman and child o ught to see this wonderful miniature of the great canal—that means so much to Seattle and the whole Pacific coast This model is complete in every detail—and shows boats going through the canal | —and the trains running—it is operated by electricity NOW FOR “BARGAIN TU IN CANNED FRUITS Canned © ood quality California white Cherries in light syrup; No. 2% 5c cans, at ode Ca Poare—Calitornia Bart- ened lett, in light iin 15¢ not including Not over 18 NAPHTHA Di 4 Plame—No. 2% size cans. well filled with splendid quality Egg plums; dozen 06 9c "14c Sede—the best qual ckagen at of the finest washing Them package Onte—regular iso value, Tuesday, package Ham Salnd—mate from the best ham and Kenton Ham—siiced to order: pleces of bolle’ ham pressed together and sliced for c 25c Ic 12:¢ guaranteed the best 8c 8c Mixed Tea—a b will make @ fine Finkes guaranteed fresh and es, Tuesday ck and green A nuts—made in our hone ordarss dozer Cocon—the regular 260 nizo ayn selling @ var tea”, best quality, zen UNION STRERT——snconn 18 POUNDS OF PURE CANE SUGAR FOR..... with $1.00 order of groceries, Bon Marche brand, one 10c | i ESDAY” IN THE GROCERY 93¢ sugar or flour. pounds to each. SOAP, BAR Tomatoes—jaria c € filled with « Happy Home Pe filled with tender, peas, can Lic Md quality pink fish ur own baking, pure 12:¢ 33c Ic o—fancy Spanish Queen ay, pint . 20c —Vourth Floor Swift's bent makes @ dalicious summer package I be closed all dny AVENUE Pik #TR 10c TOILET PAPER AT 5c ROLL IN cane VEGETABLES | 22:¢ | A ly ¢ tien splendid 10c | 10c | 25c | 8c | CAN( Aw an dealing the Baldwin encaped Ing his |who att That | society Baldwir General ing and the pre: a digge surroun With having rf official take the Blu fashione state night gu dead, kl Baldwin himself ts dead follow But there are still four Baldwins left, John Baldwin tentiary. and hie three other sons, all prisoners in the pent hould have been only one Tynan argues, if ao ad treated the matter in the right | way | The father, John Baldwin, had a iminal record back { Weat Vir kinta,” Tynan says. “That was when society should have begun to act, The one Important way to check crime Is by stertitzatton. If that had practiced tn thin cane, Capt. | Russell would still be living, and folks we ceny anc ir ving stolen At the t of their 4 noted phystognomint p that all four sons had the same gen. Jeral characterisation of the father, Including shifty eyes and weak china. The pletures, from top to bottom, are | John Baldwin, the father, 55 years old; burglar Willard Baldwin, 17; burglar, Harold Baldwin, 19; burglar Conley Baldwin, 22; burglar and murderer Robert Baldwin, stolen goods. M’REYNOLDS’ WHITEWASH | PAINFUL, SAYS REV. AKED annot belte ve that he reads President course In the Diggs slave case. "It ts immeasurably 1913 carnival i take a jaunt to Everett ¢ © the Fourth of July er Tomorrow a the Poth IN CITY example Colo, Tune 80. of the futility of| criminals in the old Warden Tynan of penttentary. offers the family H. Russell ward at the p ed by from the 5 with d way aptain of the nitentlary, is onley Baldwin, who | enitentiary laut revolver duel with Russell, empted to capture him makes one less Baldwin for to worry about ruld not be worry! ” The Baldwin tan ldwin and hia four sons years for burglary 25; receiver of /FOUR CONVICT SONS OF CONVICT FATHER SHOULD NEVER HAVE BEEN BORN? m of t rney John L. Me Chas. F. Aked, pastor of Congregational church city, ls on re p the tily made pulpit with a bitter denunc ‘on of “The resident's Wilson and Attorney MoeReyne McReynolds for thelr p minett! white disappoint sad,” said Dr. Aked, “t ent did not show him I take ft tha’ f push the cases hast! sn tells McReynolds, the cases.’ ” rm ied by a coterie of fri the near approach of the hi Potlatch bug ts time of hin| ide iday the bug the ite ot Walter F Next The Tillkums unique stunts at th races and e the Potlnt tween & morning from the old Madl day Den. guard! 6 Punn , and inocu 8. Thomson bug with an and | with tion of y wp letter, onk re oeianat, but Mr that Mr. McNab ff hastily {# an assumption has- white ia, is even more He tells the attorney gen he ts perfectly right, and rs him to do exactly the The president t was entirely wrong for MeNab to aye it ly, and now POTLATCH BUG IS BUSY ADVERTISING SEATTLE ul an the ca ¢ You must push Following the cere be the a Foster of the Car. nival assoctation at a luncheon. of Pres 1 some ng at & o'clock Satur Potlatch yn atreet car d other arnival World's ference, ized int | | a7. P indorser jand Att the me sented today $34,000,0 and. the PaAttic & Ohio Pittsburg ‘WORLD CONFERENCE IN SESSION AT PORTLAND PORTLAND, June 30.—Four | Scripture selection. governments—federal, state, coun Dr. Edwin H ty and city—bade welcome phia offered the invoc day to the delegates to the Judge ©. B. Wolv Christian Citizenship con- U. which was formally organ ‘oa mighty working conven Judge T. read the Few people talk fn the way that they ought, Clearly expressing and stating thelr thought, Even the orator, trained to the stump, Frequently wanders and droola like a chump, Lacking this wisdom—right fresh from the shop Know what you want to say, say it Nothing on earth !s so deadly a bore An the man who goes floundering on evermore, Just floundering round in a dee pverbal bog, While leaving bis auditors wrapped in a foe And you long to call out “Know what you want to say, say it It’s It's something to say It as well as you may; ation erton and STOP!" ere with ennul you drop— and STOP!” something to know what you're planning to say; Hut the greatest of things that a speaker can do Is to stop when he's finished and quit when he’s throu So here's where my sermon I suddenly chop ON sad what you want to say, say It ral and STOP!" Detk of Philadel- of the S. court, Gov. West for the state, J. Cleeton for the county, and Mayorelect H. R. Albee for the tlon at {ts second session today. city, extended welcome. Fully 10,000 voices joined tn the| Response on behalf of the confer opening hymn, “America, 4 ence was made by Dr. James 8 then Rey. Henry Collin Minton of Martin of Pittsburg, general secre Trenton, N. J, chairman of the sta- tary, Other addreases were made dium meetings of the conference, by Rey. Robert F. Coyle of Denver called forth Dr. R. C. Wylie of and Rev, J. T. McCrory of Pitts to opening | burg. ai CONSERVATI y Berton Braley FAVOR THIS. SAN DIEGO, June 30,—Attorneys | Kirk and Harry My McKee, | source d several months ago of |conspiracy to violat AUL, June 30.—Bearing the | CODSPiTney fo edhe Alda, nance during the I. W. W. troubles ment of President Wilson | |here, were prepared to go to jail orney General McReynolds, |today, Roth were cheerful, al vern Pacifie-Union Pacific | thoug® each had Abandoned hope of issolution plan was pre-|any action by the supreme court to the dfatricg court that might longer keep them out of It provides for the sale of | jail, Kirk will serve six months 100 of Southern Pactfle and McKee three, unless pardoned. stock to the Pennsylvania raijroad, Hoth are prominent socialists. and ace tance by the Union have been addressing many meet of $42,000,000 of Baltimore |ings in California and other states railroad®stock in return, — | recently | THE -SEATTLE STAR_ | | | 1 | i] eADY FOR GALL| Bedroom Furniture Living-room semi-annual sale, Third and Fourth Floors Includes: Furniture Dining-room Furniture | in complete tite ie er iso 0d. Dressers, Clif || ee | ig Om; foniers, Dressing Tables, ’ $0 odd Cave Siivee er Table Bookcases ffets, China Closets, Iron and and fa Bed Suite Extension Tables ang and Mattresses and Odd Pieces. Chatrs. also Office Desks, Ch and Tables. The extraordinary values prevailing in this, our 29th make it a saving event of great moment to Seattle householders and hotel keepers. ular American La will take pains to AMERICAN LADY, STYLE D, SPECIAL $1.45. A splendid model for the average fig and espec designed for summer wear. the skirt very long, the fashionable flat back effect. $1.45. sets of hose supporters. Special, AMERICAN LADY, STYLE A, SPECIAL 95¢— A Corset designed for the average figure requiring a The skirt is long and and a large hook below front stay helps to hold Material is there is a draw-string across bust, and two Special, 95c. —Becond medium bust, producing ideal lines. fits snugly, the unboned material closely over the thighs. strong batiste; sets of hose supporters are attached. Women’s and Misses’ Wash Dresses, Special N opportune purchase at a saving is passed on to oure tomers at an equally attractive concession, in this ney dainty Linens, of 65 Dresses, in cool, Bedford Cord. In one-piece models and jaunty coat styles; white # colors; sizes 14 to 42. Special, Tuesday, $4.50. Domestic Rugs in a July Clean-Up HE Rug Section (Second Floor) is conducting a rousing clearance of all odd taking in practically every grade of domestic rug made, in patterns suitable for the various rooms of the surplus patterns in Domestic as well as for office use. The sizes range from the smallest to the large carpet size. In the popular 9x12 size the clearance sale assortment will be found especially As examples of the values in rugs of this size may be mentioned 9x12 best 9x12 Axminster Rugs at $15.35 each) Tapestry to close at $12.50 each; Wilton Rugs at $33.00 each Rugs, Also at clean-up prices several patterns in Axminster, Velvet and Tapestry @ petings, The Upholstery Section Quotes Special Prices on Broken Lots ACE CURTAINS in odd pairs, broken lines and priced for clearance, discontinued patterns; many styles; Portieres, factory-made, and others made up work-rooms, from ends of fabrics ; priced for clearance. in our own ming up overdrapes in Velour, Sunfast fabrics, Linens and other materials; priced for clearance. Motifs and Trimmings, odd lines and short lengths; priced for clearance, Cretonnes in foreign and domestic makes and Cords, Loops, Fringes, Galloons, in numerous patterns and colors; priced for | clearance at 18c yard. Upholstery and Drapery Fabrics of various desirable sorts and, qualities, short lengths and surplus patterns; lots, at 50c, priced for clearance in three $1.00 and $1.50 yard. Firat Floor, Rugs, A Special July Selling of New American Lady Corsets Tuesday, assure your choosing the style and best suited to your requirements. $). 45 Special, The bust is just medium and giving the straight lines over hip and Made of fine batiste, trim- med at top with silk embroidered band, and fitted with two and Inlaid and Printed Linoleums in several grades and patterns. the Corset S on excellent new tion quotes pe] models in the py Our fitter rsets, as described below, AMERICAN LADY, | 6509, SPECIAL $2.45. This Corset is made of white fancy brocade in fl pattern, and is attracty trimmed with lace at top. 1 bust is low, and the tremely long, fitting the figure and produej slender effect so desin Three sets of suspender wai hose supporters are $2.45, Floor, Ratine and Second Flags for Independence Cotton Bunting Flags, with Stripes and stars: 4x6 feet, $1.35. 5x8 feet, $1.95, 6x10 feet, $2.75. All-Wool Standard Bunting Small have grommets canvas headings; sizes from 10x15 sizes ward have ropes and canvas he 95c. $1.95. 2x3 feet, 3x5 feet, 4x6 feet, $2.75 $3.95, 5x8 feet, 6x10 feet, 8x12 feet, beh SAE bl Hi Ui PPS it i PR And larger sizes at proportio c low prices upholstery Section