The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 10, 1913, Page 10

of the best electri anteed for 10 years. each. I $1.00 FRUIT JARS 73¢ DOZ. Fruit Jars, made of best quality glass; glass tops. Wide to clean. One quart size. where when you may buy them here Friday at 73e a dozen? Lower Floor, Pike St. Side | | Just for tow necked sleeveless, ribbed vests: 1Se and 23¢ Neck- Kinds of mesh fetes in, width: shown fand dark effects, feat patterns. A yard, Fancy Silk Coats for afternoon and evenin: 7 and soft taffetas, charmin In delft blue, coral, green and champagne. $3.00 LONG SECO SILK KIMONOS AT | Made Empire back, short sleeves with accordion plaited med. $1 Fancy Silks 50¢ Yard Pretty, Fancy Silks 24 and inches wide—-two-tone dd ovelty checks, plaids, stripe and broche = ef 8 also colors.and changeable taffe- Suitable for Waists and Dresses. On sale Friday, Main Floor the regular 20c quality for in the carpet. Made grade Wilton Axminster and velvet carpetings We have an excellent line of designs to choose from. figured be a yard. » of ot —$2.48— “Queen Quality” Pumps and Oxfords, worth and n cluded are tan calf, patent leather or gunmetal leath er pumps and Oxfords, on good style laste. $4.00 for $2.48. ortment of alzes. Matn Floor, Center tion, locked. ance al 0 suitable high | length. day, $1.49 each. Good as See t used tn any 59¢ Taffetas, 29¢ a Yard wide; Carpet Samples Have the finished ton, Axminster and ¥ Regular $2.00 values, priced for Clear- g8e ach. Lustrous, all will wear splendidly All Silk Taffetas 19 Inches full range of dainty olors and white and cream silk ity Don't over- look thie bargain, On sale Friday on Main Floor C ends. edges nicely vets, 1% We se from St 18c KIMONO Crepes Prieed at —10c yd— Kimona Crep to 12 years. GIRLS’ DAINTY $1.00 COLORED WASH DRESSES REDUCED TO -50¢ ea.- Second Floor, Center. Priced Friday at -- 8/ac yd -- Bates’ & Red Seal Fancy Pe Colored Wash Dresses of gingham, Ginghame — Fast Satteras and sol- percale of Iinene, round or square colors in pinids, ne a Sr neck and kimono sleeves, Some have stripes, ¢ bolts and plain yokes, other pleated down and mill ends. front, with embroidery Insertion. 6 “Ideal Heat” Electric lrons—the 6-pound size. Heavily nickel plated and highly polished. irons on the market. $3.50 values, Friday $2.98 The “Sure Seal” Wh pay $1.00 else- One Guar- | grey ver y thick and the fall size. jar rubbers and | perfect canned goods Friday. white eotton plain and chaser. No Ki quality Union St. Side Trew including 1 tall cans. clous fish. aplend: ular 16¢ jay, a can Herring tn Tom: size colored and + 1% yards in Heht Be. ower » Pike St. Side. Salmon — Columbia Solld pac’ ~. 456) m Hed Salmon, No 1 arade, 10c | Prisey, a No. &% tins, im phone orders. Beat ned 2% table plu 14 quality. | Pound, o Sauces | Ms }25c cans | Floor Fourth River|«reen and tins. oma. aye pack for A Busy Bargain Friday In Seattie’s Best Grocery Store 8 BARS of “SANTA CLAUS” SOAP FOR “Santa Claus” Soap—One of N. K. Fairbanks’ best lanndry soaps. Not more than § bars to a pur 25€ Mixe@ Tea, good mixture of black day, ® pound ju me, Good qu A incaroal or Spaghettt; 1:1! und packages. The kind pay « pe good bakers. Regular ie tea A ind aripes Ay 7TA-2e. tower” Pie BARGAIN FRIDAY—AT THE BON MARCHE’S July Clearance Sale THE WEEK’S GREATEST SALE DAY IN THE YEAR’S GREATEST SELLING EVENT 50 and $4.00 QUEEN QUALITY PUMPS, FOR LOTS OF “BARGAIN FRIDAY” SPECIALS IN THE DRAPERIES 20c DRAPERY SATEEN at 15¢ |$2.00 RUGS REDUCED TO 98¢ | A Splendid Clearance Sale Bargain In Draper! Full yard wide sateens, with dainty signs; Splendid for curtains and bed sets- for comfortable coverings. 75e RUGS PRICED 39c EACH Neat little rugs—just the right size to cover that worn spot 1 to 14 yards In length. Made from Royal Wit over $3.00 RUGS PRICED AT $1.49 Fine Wilton Carpet Sample Make handsome |! room, yards tn t can be 1 assort Frt Side. HOME SUPPLIES AT CUT PRICES FOR BARGAIN FRIDAY $3.50 ELECTRIC IRON $2.98 |10¢ JAR RUBBERS 7c A DOZ. Gorham-Rever Rubber Co.'s “Non-Spoilable” | Mason Fruit Jar Rubbers are made from pure rubber, “Non-Spotlable” Une | be certain of '19¢ WINDOW SCREENS AT 10c | “Continental” Adjustabl very easy | Have the patent fly guards. height and extend to 33 inches. | ues, priced for the Clearance Sale at 1c each, Window Screens— | Are 9 inches In val Just for figures and wear, of heavy me nes collar and red, lavender, Copen- Friday, $2.39 ea Shown in pink hagen blue and navy. $4.95 TO $6.95 WAISTS PRICED AT | Dainty crepe, lace and net | waists, charmingly trimmed with co $2. 95 Some with Val lace ° chiffon, ors and white. and fine shirring, Friday $2.95. 50c Window Shades 25¢ Heavy Opaque Window Shades—2x7 feet—good light green shade, mounted on patent spring rollers. All fix tures complete. Friday 25e. will give splendid service. On sale Friday, on Third Floor ah de UNION STRENT. $11.95 | $2.39 ature i volle, cloth; collar. , shows ips through the Come ‘and SECOND AVENUD locomotives tow an nd highest Shown in a fine range of col full ors and black. Friday $5.96. $12.50 DUSTER COATS PRICED AT Duster Coats of Mohair and Panama length, weml-fitted, Another style has large sailor’ Uncle Sam Has Bunch | of Electric Locomotives to Tow the Big Ships Through the Gatun Locks ‘The wonderfal working ame ¢ ‘anol the locks Just as they will do tn the Panama Canal when it {« collar and deep cuffs. 25e Serims tic a Yard Piain Mercerized Marquis tte Scrims, full yard in width, One of the most pop W al -BaMARC Pu lar ecirtain materials, Suit ble for long or #awh curtains. Ideal for summer On sale in Drapery Section, Third Ploor sTRewT Many Stylish Wearables Less Than They Actually Cost to Make $17.50 TO $28.50 SILK COATS FOR | $2.50 MESSALINE PETTICOATS AT Heavy Silk Messaline Petticoats in a good assortment of colors and black Daintily trimmed or tailored flounces | $2.50 values, priced at $1.95. $7.50 TO $14.50 SKIRTS PRICED AT Women’s Skirts of storm serge, French serge $1.95 pals 3 $5. 95 $6.50 |[| about 15-Year-Old Deaf Mute Is An Expert Floriculturist | ELIZARETH KENEALY, DEAF MUTE STUDENT IN THE PUB- LIC SCHOOL, EXPERT FLORICULTURIST, WORKING IN HER {GARDEN OF PRIZE DAISIES LOS ANGEL July 10. ty-seven deaf and dumb girls and boys, ranging from 10 to 17 age, are being taught to speak, read. write stories, sew, make biscuits, solve arithmetic problems, spell and garden at the 16th at. school here where an exhibition of thelr work was held recent! Miss Elizabeth Kenealy, a 15-year old girl, ie creating a © fon at the schoo! because of her wonderful success in raising flowers and vege tablon In a middy blouse and dark skirt Mt Elizabeth works in her gar i" at he and the other at! Twen-| sc | the producing daistes three he size of the ordinary flow beets that make the aver years of » look ke radishes tn h i etriving bard to mas nds of the Engi ter euage and but she the flowers much me ex prensa ve. She ts planning to make a spe clalty of Mowers, making horticul ture her life vocation Although Elleabeth has been at school only three years. is able to articulate, and readily under stands all that ts sald to her. language of wtmple and 2,500 SOLDIERS FIGHTING FIRE ON MT. TAMALPAIS day state troops about noon. The fm aro about worn long battle with the } MILL VALLEY, Cal, July 10 }Uniess unusually high wind pre | valle this afternoon, it was predict hea here that the brush fires | Mt. Tamalpais would be definitely controlled before night. About 2,500 reguiar soldiers are reattered the different canyons and slopes, and these will be ed by about 1,000 state militiamen, according to A¢ Gen. BE. A.| cottag Forbes, who arrived alone early to-| been ! 'NEAR-WAR RAGING OFF _ COAST OF GREAT BRITAIN ont with flames and reinforcements will be welcomed Reports that five soldiers r lives tn the fiames were of. the on lont th fictally denied today. Only one soldier, it was said, had been slight y falling off a cliff. No or other buildings have burned angment LONDON, July 10.—A declaration!Callaghan, commanderin-chief lof war was wirelessed from the ad-/the home fleet, will try to protect miralty today, and from midnight the coasts againet the attack of bis on 41 great battleships, 29 heavy very good friends, Admirals Sir cruisers, 22 Maht iisers » John Jellicoe, Sir Alexander Bethell layers, 137 torpedo boat ¢ and Archibald Moore. 20 torpedo boats and 42 submarines! The plan of battle ts betng kept will give battle off the British secr by the admiralty, but ft in coasts. under 4 that Jellicoe has orders to try to land a strong force of ma rines on the east coast, and It fs up to Callaghan to prevent his do Ing 80. The Germans have nothing to do with the conflict, for the “war” i# merely the annual British naval maneuvers, and Admiral Sir George 'PRISONERS WATCH MAN TRY TO HANG HIMSELF TACOMA, July 10 |necktle to bear his w fastened bar, a Faflure of a) night, t te all| Window @ tle to an fron winding it about that saved C. W. Patton, 27, who is Bi Hoes, Sa -ep his feet The Jattempt to shoot his wife, from| bad scalp wound. Other prisoners q by strangulation, in his made no attempt to stop the man | Patton, following his pif. KING FERDINAND CALLS OFF WAR, LATE REPORT | By United Press Leased Wire Fi LONDON, July 10.—Russtan in tervention in the Balkan situation was sought by Bulgaria today, ac cording to dispatches received from |St. Petersburg. The request, the t | from ki fan forces because he precipt tated the war. King Ferdinand, {t was said decided to not accept the and Servian declarations of war. and ordered his soldiers to with has message stated, was made without! draw at once. reserve, King Ferdinand being anxious to prevent further blood-| SRSBURG, July 10—| le x the| BENTON HARBOR, Mich., July | Balkans was forecas 10.—A woman's foot and leg we The Bulgarian mir to-| washed ashore at Granger La day informed the foreign office near here, today. Authorities be that King Ferdinand had ordered | lieve they were severed from the the withdrawal of the Bulgarian | body less than two days ago, It is reported that a man and woman quarreled at a Granger Lake resort ltroops which have been engaging |the Greek and Servian forces {n battle, It also was said that King|Sunday night, campers asserting | Ferdinand intends to remove Gen, |they heard a woman scream for |Savoff as commander of the Bul-! help THE TRUEST TREASURE BY BERTON BRALEY Leave me my dreams, though all else go from mo, Glory And fame and wealth I held in fea, I shall find joy in Hfe when these are gone, These grosser things that I have leant upon, And I shall afill discover Arcady. I shall have riches eyes may never see, Castles of air and ships of magticry, Dream-fabrics shot with all the hues of dawn ~Leave me my dreams. Love may pass on—'tis pain to watch him flee, And Youth goes to the land of “Used-to-be.” Take them, O Fate, if they must follow on. I shall make shift, somehow, when they are gone, But, though all else be lost, hear this, my plea, ~-Leave me my dreams, | ot ff “FREDERICK & NELSON Seeond Floor and Basement Salesroom Includes a great variety of desirable Summer garments for Women, Misses and Children, all at heavy reductions from regular moderate prices. An exceptional opportunity to save in buying DRESSES in cloth, silk, lingerie and tub fabrics; SUITS in silk and woolen suitings, in tailored and novelty styles: LINEN SUITS, COATS in dressy and utility models; SILK PETTICOATS in a variety of styles; WAISTS in wide variety, in nets, laces, chiffons, silks and lingerie. Midsummer Millinery Specially Priced In Two Groups: — SPECIAL $4.95~ |The Pre-Inventory Garment Clearance -k tere Basement Dainty Lace Hats with soft tam Salesroom crown veiled in lace; lace trimr around t and wreathed in tiny flov A Hats with chiffon brim straw crc 1 3 | Medium-size Hats in Panama, L Sy horn, Chip and Fancy Braids, effec’ sy trimmed with ribbons, bows, flowers and lh ape fancy feathers. 1 + SPECIAL $285— the Large Dress Hats covered in chiffon and trimmed with lace and flowers, Ow! Medium-size shapes prettily trimmed [iho + in flowtrs, velvet ribbon and stick-ups. i \ Small Tailored effects with jaunty ff . feather and compact flower trimmings. ] AND SOME ATTRACTIVE VALUES IN UNTRIMMED HATS AND OSTRICH TRIMMING 1 Black Azure Shapes in large, medium and small effects, special | 9% i Milan Hats in natural color and white, $1.95. j f, HI Hemp Shapes in poke and mushroom effects, in white, brown, navy and cerise, $1.95. Children’s Untrimmed Hemp and Milan Hats in black, white and 1 pastel shades, also natural color Tuscan shapes, 65c. H Black and White Ostrich Plumes, 14 Black Ostrich Cluster Tips, 3 to 6 in to 20 inches long, $1.95 to $8.50. bunch, $2 Hi ; | An assortment of White Ostrich i) Black and White Ostrich Plumes, | Plumes, slightly soiled, for clearance, $1.00. i very fine quality, with wide, heavy flues, | White Willow Plumes, 30 and 33 $7.50 and $8.50. | inches long, three-ply tie, special $5.00. } gt al —Basement Saiesroom ; ; 5 P : ‘s l| Attractive Prices on Summer Preserving Supplies I, “SURE SEAL” GRANITE LADLES, } FRUIT JARS AT- SPECIAL 12c— l TRACTIVELY Seamless gray enameled Ladies with F PRICED bow! 4% inches in diameter, r i 7 sa a. s the IMPOR‘ } y. B oof these Fruit Jars is PUDDING MOULDS, their extra lar # SPECIALLY PRICED— Ml ing, which pert Made of extra heavy tin, in fancy hy | z shapes. ’ | putting up the larger Paty: Pada by re : fruits whole. They atty Pans, box of 24, special 20c. i have no rough, unfin . Individual Moulds, box of 12, special if ished edges and are al e | cleaned with the great- FRUIT AND VEGETABLE est case. 3, SPECIAL, 20c— 4 Quarts, 85c dozen. For mashing fruit and vegetables, with- Half-gallons, $1.15 dozen. out peeling or seeding. Tinned, removable PRESERVING KETTLES strainer and japanned handle and frame. SPECIALLY PRICED~— WIRE SOUP AND BERRY 4 Preserving Kettles of extra quality | STRAINERS, SPECIAL Zsc— 4 With long wire handle and two wire nN | 10-quart, special S0c. 1 | | ; special 25c; i gray enameled steelware, with lip and bail. supports, enabling strainer to rest over ket- tle. Special 25c. FRUIT JAR RUBBERS, SPECIAL 7¢ DOZED Extra thick, good quality gray rubber, special 7c dozen. PAROWAKX, SPECIAL 8c— A refined for sealing jelly glasses. May also be used for polishing flat Two-quart size, special 20c; 3-quart size, 5-quart 35¢; size, special 30c; 6- | quart, special &-quart, special 40c; QUART MEASURES, SPECIAL 20c— of steelware, graduated into pints and gills. GRANITE MIXING SPOONS, SPECIAL Quart Measures gray enameled paraffine irons, TATE’S JELLY mF ho an im 9c AND 10x AND FRUIT Mixing Spoons of gray enameled steel- STRAINERS, ware, in 16-inch size, special 9c; 18-inch, SPECIAL 20c— special 10c This New Fruit! GRANITE DISH PANS, Strainer gives better jf SCIAL, 40c, 55¢ AND 65c— results than squeezing by hand and prevents and stains on fingers, special 20c, --Mousefurnishings Section, Heavy seamless gray enameled steel- al 40c; 17-quart, special 55¢; 21-quart, special 65c burns ware, 10-quart size, sp Women’s and Children’s Northland . Shoes Low-Priced OMEN'S Oxfords and Pumps in Patent Refrigerators $8.50 W Vici Kid and Plain Kid in a good ra ain Kid in a good range of sizes, from 2% to 7, special $1.65 pair, Children’s Patent Leather Button Shoes, 2% to 5, special 90c pair; 514 pair, Children’s Patent and Tan Kid Ties, sizes 21% to 8, special 55c¢ pair. a Misses’ and Children’s Tan Vici Kid Ties, sizes 8% to 11, special $1.15 pair; 11% to 2 autre Fiocr special $1.25 pair, ’ ——— ————— : = HIS Refrigerator is white enamel z lined, with hardwood case, and to 8, special eee has ice capacity of 25 pounds. It meas- % ures 20 inches wide, 141% deep and 36 inches high. A good size for small Price $8.50. apartments, a ~-Basement Salesroom, sy