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

THE SEATTLE STAR | IRATE BALLARD CITIZENS — 'MEN—THE BON MARCHE MAKES FREDERICK & NELSON Sentence erate price—$1.95. value at $1.00. STORE CLOSES DAILY AT 5:30 : VISIT COUNCIL CHAMBER} = __- =______] . AN UNPRECEDENTED SUIT OFFER | | LADIES’ HOME JOURNAL PATTERNS—First Floor LBeanit chanted oasiig. node Goncemen tteak ety — _—$}VW__$—_$ $$ ————————————_ Wai Wes 7 9 noon when a delegation of 700 Goddard ‘ € | FOR MEN'S $15.00 SUITS | oie iitie cetiras moat Saeeos A New House Dress | Warner’s FOR MEN’S $18.00 SUITS } sivics’esstszszyssesenmer ss suse’ "ike Me ew House ‘Proof Corset , g, trunk water male ta Third av. M,| jected, saying tia waukd meet 'Rust-Proof Corse FOR MEN’S $20.00 SUITS | the kind propeeed in Beatle, | /9t the enpesse of the emell oom l 95 Special $1 00 * } | TTRACTIVELY de- lye mating A a | . except ||MEND HER SPINE WITH SHIN} A vedas picturd, of Sogo ? THE PLAIN eer carne bg hd perase 10 rap delft-blue chambray gingham, po oe ver j BLUES AND ae say thas Boo ee eee tng aeent- Will So prettily trimmed with bands ooh at dentaie HEE f PLAIN Ly Pict Ps has iad pala Moho gh Ca hal embroidered in white floral While this is an exception- | i] design and finished with any OOKe sae brearn re BLACKS || CONVICT BANK CRACKSMAN | white pinings and large pear Ces one ae oe Prone Leased W prisonment. McNamara had fol buttons. | the same time very se vicealbins cal NOW’S THE TIME 2 7 E ‘s nor ater orelock| m a wot the teal with clone This is one of many excellent values | pay ae TO BUY MEN’S eae ove ning Ac jer until t « jury returned in well-made and smartly-fashioned | | the correct slender lines CLOTHES \f | morning of } eer oe nalk rer eke Flouse Dresses featured at this mod- | Two sets of strong hose sup- of Montreal Dean fo | porters are attached. Special All Sizes From 33 to 48 Inch Chest Measure,—in Full —Becond Floor, of the annizor r —Becond wa Back Styles, Norfolks, Business Sacks and Semi-Fitted |} =: iy fs pre Wale ee ea A ee a | LOTS OF GOOD STYLES HERE = ‘8 | THEY NEED $10 WAGE TO LIVE| BASEMENT SALESROOM effects, fine worsteds in Basket weave, silk hair- line stripes—brown diagonals—brown and gray PORTLAND, » Oregon Packing Com that she could ne 1,500 Yards New Plain and Fancy Silks Special 65c | Yard A favorable purchase just received, offering A Slight Charge Will Have to Be Made for Alteration: wage herself with even on A woma Only two or three of a sort—for this is the Mra. N. A. Fallman, an unusual values in desirable Silks at a very low price. On sale Thursday as follows: 3 ppt season’s grand round- up of our Men’s Suit stock—the time when —Upper Main Floor, Union St. Side. Here are some ive Bulgarian Dutch collars, 1 The Wash Goods Clearance | Brings Many Bargains And isn’t it lucky for you that wash goods time and clearance time both come at once this season—bringing you undoubt- ed bargains in dainty wash fabrics—just when you want them. 15c Bordered Lawns—30 pieces in all; 40 inches wide; fine and sheer, with floral designs 8; and handsome borders, yard 026 stripes and plain 20c Dress Voiles in checks, grounds, solid navy and black; good wearing 1 BEE po edch bn oe) evesncverdvcssensictess 12:¢ 2c and 35¢ Voll colored stripes, or solid colors, yard..... 19c 25¢ Fancy Plisse Crepes—30 inches wide, suitable wear; lengths to 12 yarde; yard —Lower Main Floor, material, fine and and Marquisettes—27 and 36 inches wide; some light grounds with for summer dresse: monos or under- 12;c IF YOURE GOING TO THE LONG SILK GLOVES 89c A PAIR For a day you can get full elbow length Silk Gloves at $9c a pair. America’s best only. Sizen 6.6 7%, with double-tipped fingers black and white. IT PAYS TO BUY DOMESTICS —10e yd.— Fine Percales, 36 inches wide, at 10¢ a yard. Half of the as sortment Punjaubs in Nght and dark colors. inches and wide; crepes 59c to 89c Kimonos 45c (20c Table Short kimonos of figured lawn | and percales, some with V-shaped others re necks, with short sleeves, with peplum or loone; thi 11 a. m., 45e. Second Fleer, jtory lengths oe a yard tilt Don’t trudge down town to settle your UNION STRERT- SECOND ake, in white 15e Dress Percales | 25c Wash Goods for | 8c Apron Ginghams —122cyd.—) —5e yd.— 1,200 yards of assort- ed Wash Goods in mill | lengths to 6 yards; 27 popling | included. Lower Main Floor. | Table O11 Cloth riety of colors and destgna, In tac 1% sonMARCH ATHER NECKWEAR ON SPECIAL SALE AT pretty pieces of Neckwear for warm weather—effect- neat lace Dutch collars, dainty embroidered 1 Swiss Dutch collars, pretty jabots with Irish crochet edges, plain and fig- | ured net chemisettes. 15c. Upper Main Floor. Towels For Camp and Cottage Very Real Reductions And when you can buy good towels at clearance sale prices—you'll find it poor economy to take your better towels with to Some of to morrow’s good things are 10¢ Turkish Towels—well bleached: inches; good weight and heavy thread, Not over 1 dozen to each customer, each you sur simmer home rind 16x24 1 Le Tyge Bleached Huck Towels—size 17x34 in®hes; firm, even huck that will give lots of wear. Not over 1 dozen te each customer, each..... c 15¢ Linen Toweting—2,000 yards in all; pure line Scotch Crash, with heavy, solid, firm 1 1 weave; 18 inches wide, yara 26 45c Mercerized Damask Towellng—60 Inchon wide, good weight, firm, even, smooth weave with neat patterns, yard .... NEW ALASKA GOLD FIELDS —— OUTFIT AT THE BON MARCHE —— CLEARANCE ACTIVITIES IN WOMEN’S SUMMER FURNISHINGS | $1.25 AND $1.50 PARASOLS AT 98c wood han wit in the lot, ao go at # rarols on strong frames and natural r sto mateh. Only 60 25¢ AND 35¢ GLOVES 19c A PAIR| BOYS’ STOCKINGS 3 PAIRS FOR 50c Women's 2-clasp lisle thread and washable | Medium weight Stockings, made from the heat Chamoinette *, 2c and 36c value, in sizes 7| selected Maco cotton yarn, elastic and fast black to 8% in the lot, but not in every color. Chamols, | Seconds for the round ticket hose, 2 pairs AT THE JULY CLEARANCE SALE | 10¢ Bleached Muslin |---7Y/2¢ yd.— Bleached Muslin, 26 | Ipches wide, of round thread, soft finish. Not over 12 yards to each customer at 7%. —Lower Main Floor, Apron Ginghamsa, 27 inches wide in lengths to 10 yards. Blue and | black assorted checks, be a yard Thursday. Oil Cloth 10¢ | Men's 10c Cotton Socks 5c in m great va Men's 100 . | and black #0 Ht yards wide, at | La. m. Third Floor Cotton Socks In tan elty Heht and water bills—pay them here, AVENUK Pik sTneY | | MORNING SPECIALS---ON SALE FROM 9 TO 11 A. M. ONLY | ‘SHOOTS GIRL, BLINDS HIMSELF, — ~— | PLUMMER, Idaho, July 23.—Mis rapher of Spokane, is in a critical cond wounds inflicted by J, 0, Mcintosh, aged 60, who afterward fired @ shot into his own temple, destroying his sight. The girl came here | to accept a position and engaged a room at Walker's hotel. Mo- Intosh, who Is believed to have been mad with infatuation, forced an entrance to the room and began firing without warning. Mise Johnson's reputation has always been above reproach. Mcintosh | 1 was a longtime friend of her father’s DON’T TELL HUBBY, SHE SAYS her sec She knows better than to run chance of losing her to wise if a wife tells her husband every-| thing, it f# @ lesson to him not to/ if tell her his necrets || “Many divorcees are oceastoned | ff 7 clared Mra. Charlotte Smith {head of the National Homestead association, today The s#nocta tion is searching for the secret of by married couples knowing too|ff much of each other,” declared Mra. |}} Smith. “A wife ts really a fool if she lets jer busband know every: | iH happy homes. It has learned that | thing | ‘WOMAN HURT IN CAR PANIC Mrs. George W. Cook, of 1020 The car was proceeding slowly East John st., was » near 34th ay. when an explosion |ff Podge ‘ occurred. Fire sprang up at both |ff and 90 other passengers ends of the car, A rush was made | ff Madison car slightly for the windows, All got out uni Tuesday afternoon, burt, Mra. Cook woo was) i Jumped out of the wt thrown to the ground when a man, |f car, follo taneous ex-|coming through the window, lt|ff ploston of controllers squarely on her shoulders } |{——__— 1 BURGLAR CLUE| identify him as the robber to the department CURLY HAIR Joe Nick's curly hair m: 4 file whore three 21, picked u and and Wa this morning | volver a © found o | $200 tn caw MAY USE ‘GROW FAT’ IN ARMY | CHICAGO, July 23. eld on open ch at least five pounds to any enlist. | ng man, lif you are thin and would be fat,|ed man who may need the added Join the United States army ani/ weight. Just what ulsion fs | take a few doses of the gover. mposed of no here knows, ment's “anti-thin” cmuleton. it Lieut, Col. William J. Kenly, According to Lieuten Fran esident of the field artillery re. ln Kenney, in charge of the Chi « board, who is sald to have rv- learned the secret of its prepara add|tion from the natives of Hawait jeago district of the recruit fee, Uncle Sam is prepar “DEW BATH” DANCE, LATEST WASHINGTON, July 23.—-A num-|They wear pathing suits and go| ber of society women here seek | barefooted | health or conserve beauty by tak-| They dance new Greek dances| ing their morning “dew bath” {n/and roll and gambol on the green| their own yards or nearby woods, |like children | sn’t It an Odd World? YOUNG WOMAN from New York, stranded in Burlington, N. J.,| obtained $1.75 from the loan clerk of @ local bank, leaving two pairs | lof corsets as security. oe eere TRY—Temperature 112 degrees in Kansas City Mexico IT's A BIG COU and snow falls in Ne ie eh MAN DIED in Burlington, N. J., Who for 40 years had never set foot outside the town. wa a ae bright, N. J, to the story, FISHERMAN on fishing bow | feet long and 200 other fisherm | .. saw a whale 70| Uncle KODAK COMPANY declares Sam's anti-trust | focused right suit isn't oe ewe WIFE WHO SUED her husband for a divorcee in Joliet detained | him long enough to permit service of papers by locking up his wooden | leg. | WHY AND WHEREFORE.—Prestdent Wilson, who had the Taft | bathtub removed from the White House, is said to be unable to swim | FISH WALK dance has turned’ the scales of popular favor in Lon-| don soclety. oe eee | | FRENCH COUNTESS has obtained a $200 rebate on the purchase | price of a new motor car in court because the limousine roof was so |low as to damage the plumes of her hats. | 1. 8 iC or arrested fox wearing boy's clothes, said she n put on skirts again. She wen& too, e 4 0eoe UPLIFT OF THE SARDINE |department of agriculture GIRL IN TRE | would go to jail ra is now engaging the attention of the Oe es ae MINISTER preached in his shirt sleeves and satd| would exclude no one from worship, | a . ( BALTIMORE mode of dress CHICKEN EVERY DAY is the latest inducement offered by Kan- sas farmers to men for work during harvest, Fancy Two-tone Messaline Silk— In stripe with buds, peacock-blue Special, 65¢ design combined rose- in navy-blue, brown, and reseda; 23 inches wide yard Swiss Chiffon Taffeta Silk— In handsome changeable colorings, blue- | and-black, old-rose-and-green, tan-and-old- Special 65¢, yard Pin-stripe Messaline Silk— blue; 24 inches wide In plain and changeable effects, 23 inches wide; navy-blue, black, Alice-blue, plum, Helen-pink, Copenhagen-blue, reseda, taupe, American-beauty, wistaria and cerise. Spe- cial, 65¢ yard. Clearing Wash Goods Remnants AT 5¢@ YARD— In this lot are Short Lengths of Dress and Apron Figured Kimono Plisse, Thirty-two-inch Percales, Stand- ard Prints and Thirty-six-inch Muslins. AT 10¢@ YARD— In this lot are Short Lengths of Cross- Figured Batiste, Thirty-six- inch Standard Percale, Dress Ginghams, Kimono Crepe, Cambric Muslins, Galateas and Sateens. Ginghams, bar Lawns, —-Fasement Salesroom Clearance Embroidery, Lace and Ribbon Remnants interesting lot of Lace, especially Embroidery and Ribbon Remnants, including: Lace Bands, Valenciennes and Silk and Cotton Allover Torchon Laces, Laces, Fancy trimming Laces, Fancy Swiss and Nainsook Embroidery, Plain and Fancy Ribbon in many widths and effects, all at extreme reductions for quick disposal. —Basement Salesroom, Women’s Beach Hats Special 25c Beach Hats of heavy white lawn, with broad, starched brim, trimmed with em- broidery ruffle. Will give good service in fending off the hot rays of the sun at the seaside. Special value at 25¢. Children’s Beach Hats, Special 15c— These are of heavy white lawn, with soft Tam o'Shanter crown, and have the wide, starched brim finished with lawn ruffle. Automobile Sun Hats, Special 25-— Just the Hats to take along when you go on cross-country trips in the motor. Well-made of tan chambray gingham, with plain brown, starched brim —Banement Satesroom. White Parasols $1.00 Embroidered and hemstitched in white and linen color; some have deep Very good values at parasols, embroidered designs, ’ $1.00 each. —Fasement Salesroom, Hosiery Special 15c Women's Cotton Hosiery, in black or white. Sizes from 8% to 10. A goed wearing stocking at 15¢ pair. Basement Salesroom* | Plain Swiss Chiffon Taffeta Silk— | 24 golden-brown, 65¢ yard.) Stripe Messaline Silk— 23 in blue-and-white, old- | rose and brown, navy-and-brown, navy-and- | orange. Special, 65¢ yard. Alice-blue, old-rose, Special, inches wide, in tan and reseda. inches wide, Basement Balesroom Women’s Muslin Gowns Special 68c A KIMONO GOWN of soft muslin is very attractively trim- med with wide eyelet embroidery insertion, fitted into a square yoke, run with wide ribbon. The short sleeves and square neck are finished with Barmen lace edge. Spe- cial, 68¢. A KIMONO GOWN also of soft muslin, is trimmed with square embroidery medallions set in with linen pattern lace insertion; the lace edge and ribbon-run beading finishes the top of the garment. Special, 68¢. A SLIP-OVER GOWN of soft muslin has an embroidery yoke of dainty design, set in with linen pattern lace insertion. The top of the gown is trimmed with lace edge to match. Special, 68¢. ~~Basement Salesroom. New Black Satin Hats for shown in three smart styles, in the medium size, at $2.25 and $2.50. These are decidedly modish when trimmed with tulle, Paradise or moire rib- bons. women, are Basement Salesroom. Cool Outing Waists ¢ $1.25, $1.50 . a Made of pretty French and mercerited IH mulls, in white with heliotrope, black, . y and blue checks and stripes. Designed with roll collar ands cuf simply tailored, decidedly smart ahd com- fortable. Moderately priced at $1.25 and $1.50. GINGHAM PETTICOATS, 50¢, 75¢— Cool Wash Petticoats of gray-and-black blue-and-gray stripe gingham, made with cluster-tucked or ruffled flounce. Ex- cellent values. or Basement Salesroam, “Cumfy-Cut” Union Suits Ribbed Cotton Union Suits, Cut,” well finished with — silk drawn tape and lace trimmed knee. Sizes 34, 36 and 38, Unusual value at 50¢, —Basement Salesroom. Women's “Cumfy Shell and Amber side combs, back combs and barrettes, in| many styles. Choice at 10c each. different —Rasoment Squat