The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 31, 1913, Page 8

| | August ‘Starts in Merrily at the Bon Marche nee FREDERICK & ‘NELSON With a Stirring “Bargain Friday” | ‘| WI STORE CLOSES DAILY AT 5:30 i os The September Numbers ] Some Notable Bargains in the Garment Section | Ae : = .AND ALL ARE TEMPTINGLY UNDERPRICED = Ladies’ Home Journal Patterns ie ONLY ROOM TO TELL YOU ABOUT THREE OF j fieved AY ARES ea eli ea aS hewmen?” iia inthe DVANCED Fall and Winter Fashions, ready for those who : $5.00 WASH URESSES FUR $10.00 WASH DRESSES OF | Wwhaddy’s wh mean you want your! A th Bite times you hear are planning in good time smart outer garments for the new y / ‘ STREET UR HOUSE WEAR RATINE AND LINEN FOR] | ew be mean you're on the Whaday h teean?’ tp. every SC satel Ss wear Me) & | » mean your roll 1s hibit \ here, the ry 50—||-$5.00 ea—| eee Se sa, om } Tey Wane pee just HALF price FRIDAY | [I] YM*G,77h meen you're awful S wedt (o learn with "As The Blouse for Early Fall Wear When You Plan Your Little Folks’ ; with Ic ks and ainen skirts with colored. ratine haddy Yuh mean you hate tha ty'yub mean | What New York Women Are Wearing | Coats for the First Cool Evenings ; sleeves nen, ccloned: < jacket effect; others with lars and ¢ Others with s, sbort ves, lace trim Simple Frocks for Linen and Serge Dainty Garments for the Baby f ‘ Hi | = 600 Trim $1.50 House or Beach Dresses Tomorrow at 98c HELD TWO GIRLS IN CELLAR : AN ATTRACTIVE FRIDAY RGAIN IN COOL, CHICAGO, July 31—Charged with ¢ ibuting eo de SEMI-NEGLIGEE WEAR-—600 $1.5 resse ju quer wt Katle owle € nr earr —Firnt Poor. rig 1 rt wear on sunny 1 days, for OB $1 25 fancy ms, with cool lo r 1¢ 1 os « . ‘ on ‘ ee 2 broidery ex r have ratine collars the striking | in wiih post impress Lots of dainty coloring yink, blue, lavender and black vy ES cor a is og wh y att insert “ ' . 5 and white stripes Rtanie. on ik Bite ished ‘ nserty ‘MACHINE KILLS ITS INVENTOR me | m 8AN QUENTIN, July 31.—Caught by the hair and dragged to LUSTROUS $1.75 CHARMEUSE SATIN, 40 INCHES WIDE, YARD) |) nis seats y's piece of machinery of hie own invention Ie the fate ice ed n putas today of George Webb, for more than five years a guard at the state teh Price, $1.50 ame is Exceller ilue at $1.25. FOR A STUNNING GOWN. WHAT IS PRE n lustrous Char ) prison here. Webb's Invention wa gned to give better ventila is i i a ‘i ? meuse satin? Friday we are < he uality s 1.19 4 yard tion In the jute mill, and he was ng the machinery when his - ~ apne: Sen It 1s 40 inches wide, and in sha hat f r cod the latest, He hair caught in the tumbling rod leav widow, who lives in such as Denmark, Copenhagen, American Heauty, eda, Malis, Peach Oakland ee “i inn it) Dao My |) Sent — Summer Dresses for Misses and Small Women SALEM, July 31 use of her refusal to dismiss a sult for di WOMEN'S AN) MISSES’ $2.95 | $1.00 WHITE RATINE HATS me \, Patent ge docs ae - ie cies a ohn tie ted al | A T this exceptionally- low price, an attractive lot of pretty Sum- ff AND $3.95 TRIMMED BATS AT | IN HOODANDSAILIR STYLES “er “ey a yin Rony aia he traiedn es mer Dresses in cool Linen, Ratine, Pique, Dimity and Dotted 9 . i] friend &-- tnees. | Mrs. Ingle deciines to |] Swiss, such as may be most appropriately included in the August —95e ea.— ; : Misa Swar rt : gpa are the you , ror ‘n racati é a equally desirable for about-town wear. SAE Soleo 'ss 56 ce | ir You HAVE BEEN WANT Vice» a ; : reaties. Upon her r : ¥ vacation wardrobe, and equally desirable for about-town wear. i} $3.95 HATS to take the piace of | ING A RATINE HAT, now Is th ‘ ’ . drew a revolver and beg 4 The rs include white, k, light-blue, tan and rose Sizes 14, 16 fs 1 | time to get it, while the $1.00 m 7 your old one, until time for fall | (ire Piiuced to 69c each. T | and 18. Choice, for clearance, at $3.75. jj bats. They are sailors, derby | are white models, with droc Br ae. SEEK H hats, bonnets and woven beach | brims, in hood and sailor styles, | oo 9508 hats of Milan straw and rough | trimmed with ribbon bands and y | 9 ° , ° ° Sap t: NARRAGANSETT PIER, R. |, July 31.—Arrests are expected | W d Mi Cl h S S 9 715 f beside, all so daintily trimmed penne here within a few houre of the robbers who within the last’ week | omens an SSes ot ults, pecia ed | have stolen je valued at more than $250,000, It ls reported the Second Floor. $1.25 AND $1.50 WASH SILKS, 32 AND 36 ity WIDE) |) Seine tat ctr oe GMARTLY-TAILORED Suits of fine Serge, Whincord and Bovelty stripes. Some have small brocaded designs of dainty colors on white grounds. Upper Main Floor. SHOWERS BREAK HEAT WAVE CHICAGO, July 31.—The backbone of the heat wave was broken Colors include tan, gray, navy-blue and black. Sizes 16, 18; 34, 36, 38, 40, 42 | toaay by showers The mercury stood at 90 « this morning, but | dropped to 86 by 10 o'clock. The humidity is still high, but cooler Very interesting values at $9.75. | | 1a BIG SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE OF MEN'S | === Basement Salesroom FOR A STYLISH DRESS IN MATERIAL that will wash, nothing ts nicer 7 | Cater cai | Black-and-white Check Suiting, in cutaway and plain coat mod- | Ie if | i Valenciennes Laces | Sundry Items “Manhattan” Shirts | LIMITED KILLS TWO WOMEN | OSSINING, N. ¥,, June 31.—Miss Gertrude M. Barker, 38, an actrons i 25¢ Bolt Wall Papers Low Priced |and her mother, M c. . day, the 4 : IS IN FULL SWING NOW—— [ier ss, cise cre rs ere Sieh Sas Degeneres a Glycerine Soap, box of 3 R I M |f}| such force that every bone in her body was ‘ . “4 , r nes rage % = as | Specially bars, 10¢. 1 us Z A l lanhattan Shirts Reduced Except in be ne {12 raids. tt BAe 4 Brooch-Pins, Bar-Pins and 4 : Priced : A é } “a PLAY | b, and many other j y ‘2 rol anc 14 ° jewelry tf Plain White and Full Dress Styles JOHN BULL SORE; WON “i novelties, speckle SEGeEl 14 | 4 gas i ekg j : | WASHINGTON, July 21 mito Walter H. Page, American am. || CHEMISETTES, 25¢— | The Wall Paper Sec- | + Mee 3 7 ; AND “MANHATTAN” SHIR ARE GOOD |] bassador to Great frit the U.S government ts informed that the | Ciatcieett { ft et | ; Red Rubber Gloves, ; SHIRTS—in fact they are about the best shirts made |f| British government will not participate tn the Panama expo sk iat or Pe gata ax pp | tion is featuring excep- | hangs ci sition at San Francisco, in 1915, No definite reason is agalened for th in cream, white or black; | 4:,, lien t in this country today, and you'll find that not only do || action, but it = regarded here as Great Britain's way of intinating that tional values in an assort- they give better wear than most makes, but that they |[|*? stl resents America's course regarding the Panama cane! tolls | ment of desirable Papers Silk-Boot Hosiery, black | It was admitted at the foreign office at London today that England TOR SCARFS AT | 4 : keep their color better—even after many launderings. || has dec ded to not participate in the nition MO now re-priced for clear- white, tan or gray, sizes 8% Shirts Here are the clearance prices ee ee $1.00 ance. The special prices} to 10; pair, 50¢. $2.00 Manhattan Shirts $1.38 | $3.50 and $4.00 Shirts at $2.65 | ALL HE WANTS. IS POWDER ripe and tgaredchifon, | 0% these range fom 105] gigs’ Black Ribbed $2.25 Manhattan Shirts $1.50 $5.00 Manhattan Shirts $3.55 | in a ange of colors moder | to S100 Oe so | os Si a 8%; pair, claim the rebel general, Carr: | $2.50 and | $2.50 and $3.00 Shirts 2 at $1.88, $6.00 Manhattan Shirts $4.15 |) :2c"iesertment” siemens ii Ot x Tae emesccabelinetes anda ay epee —_— In the interior, but a woeful shortage of munitions of an —— Popular ‘“‘Kabo” Corsets at $1.00 eee. SPECIALS nee a SPECIALS CARRY GUN VICTIM 75 MILES Models That Embody Style, Comfort and Service at a Low Price. 15e Ends of Reais | 10c Yard New Potatoes—sood nize. tancy a pi ° k; Friday, a pound te Cc SPOKANE, Aug. 1 W. P.,; more in the bed of as en: YLE 2029— | STYLE 2044— * uarantee cellent corset for the wos of ery attractive model for misses. 12 yards, in blues, grays and tan 4 esr are Se 1Tc H day, suffering gris an sccidamtet er ies on the train "The Bony anh An excellen et f the woman of A very attractive model for es, mi stripes, at 10c a yard THE , sr wound, after a Journey of | oceurr ot [ ‘ ad sorted sizes, pair, 35¢. excellent values at 25¢. Cott “ | og occurred fn ona the wildest average figure, designed with medium bust | of good quality batiste, embroidery t ottee—one the _ beat days on the backs of his|parts of Northern Idaho. fi i nating y 10. rown, nd long. skir Materi 8 00 uality 12 1-2¢ Dress Voiles at 7 1-2¢ Yd. rapde; satisfaction guaran c three companions over 75 miles of | while cleaning a revolver, shot him and lor irt aterial is good lity med. It is lightly boned throughout a |rough mountain trails, three days | self in the Jon. coutil he garment is lace-trimmed at pieces of pretty Dress Volles, 27 wide, full bolts and pertect N G Id Freak Ro: ios usa has the comfortable free hip, making it bl Fl 14 tone, © ylend of mild a pet op, and fitted with cushion hose vorters | g00 oe ee as sees sreame ew 0 blend of pound 22c ‘SAYS SALOME WAS CHICKEN t , and f ib 1 Mh h 8 me ‘ supporters | extremely supple. “Price, $1.00, ™ —one of the ben at front and side. rice, $1.00 ss de 4 15e Hyde-Grade Suiting at 10c h fe allowed "en empty °° 9 " | Second Fioon, Friday you can get Hyde-grade Suit gg ngs ‘ c | PARIS, July 31.—Salome M. Retnach has just return —_— — . ) ings worth i5c for 10¢ a yard. Full 5 Kenton Polied Ham—made trom pieces the famous dancer of Piblical ed from the Orient, pre he “a“‘ © ”? b a si 4 ith light a o od died eo Be ed ita ate CERES EGS” BBE || stone ome yom ow | Gucdivectmoton vec’ | The “Regal Quality” Range Drews = 32 Inches wide, in Get Your Ma Mot euke:'To-pound) ‘(1c | Bacon asd, demipiiied se ber 1) See | Aneiulne 10) bortea HE “Regal Quality” Range meets the Come Cree taras jn oisin’ checks " price the head of Jo 6 of the notorious princess, as ‘ en and plain styler; ail’ colors, at Sige m REAL GES Ai stan Opsencoorciccnsin: arssie 20c according ton report shown on, the coins she “was | demand for a well-built, handsome and yard: worth 1be. Lower Main Floor. brick; the beat quality; pound heodore Reinach before quite pretty, had classic fea 69c Battenberg Scarts, 35¢ Each the tring aplenaid goaitty, meatum Qe i ae French academy tures, and was unusually tntel- |I thoroughly efficient range at a moderate >. % mize cans, at Ngent | . Wine tmported Battenberg Scarfe, the . reoeseee . price three-piece style, In pretty P n Alaska Herring —extra fancy, large alze sd made of durable braid that will loune fat Herring. Priday . : , sy der beautifully, at 3c. M h special, each : Cc The top is of polished steel; the body of Wellsville Third Floor, Union St. Store. —Fourth Floor. steel, and the flues are asbestos lined throughout. The pase is the y sanitary style, as pictured REMNANTS OF 15¢ LACES 49 POUND SACK BON base is the new sanitary yle, as picture PRICED AY ee ; NEW YORK.—Wm. J. Edwards, a contractor from South Carolina, et ee m Kamen ke -y p . ethos We ki WARCHE FLOUR AT | put on false whiskers to search for an absconding employe. A stranger | Price, complete with water connections: LACE EMNANTS in_ both e Know Jus! BON MARCHE FLOUR, 49-1b. | noted the disguise and had him arrested Fourte 0 10.00, white and cream, lengths from 1 Just sacks at $1.19. Milled tn Seattle ce ee irteen-inch oven, # to 2% yards; assorted widths and What Is from best Washington Blue Stem BERLIN.—A FATAL DUEL was fought at Wurtemburg when a col-! Sixteen-inch oven, $42.00, designe to select from. Regular Needed wheat. Delivered with other gro- onel criticised a general for allowing his daughter to turkey-trot, the| . 16e value, till 11 a. m, 6c yard. cerles only. Not over 1 bag to colonel being mortally wounded. Eighteen-inch oven, $44.00. Main Floor. each. | +e ee —Third Floor, LONDON.—TWO golfers played from Matdstone to Dittlestong-on caiciphietinaia Sea, a distance of 35 miles, in 1,087 strokes, having set out to do the feat 2,000 strokes, Bee the “Health Exhibit"—No charge to view It.—#ifth Floor, & were "| ne cls x he “on “Or y, Gav ’ FR ty hegre Bree) ‘na Men’s Straw Hat Clearance at $1. 50 : | made him confess NEW YORK.—-Told by hey Katies he had the same chance as} LOSING out the remé lining line of Me en’s 3 Fi ine Straw Hat a snow ball In July, Edward Minasias of Detroit attempted suicide, 10) Hf | C in Sailor and Soft-brim styles, including various smar blew of his big toe, ~~ WEST HARTFORD, Conn.—Forty-six yearn ago Edward Keeney blocks and a good range of sizes, at, special, $1. 50. _Firet Floor | carved "BE, K., 1867,” on'a turtle’s back Vaste4ey 44 was found by al) ————————— feign pack cpl ae friend, still tattooed, naib St