The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 6, 1913, Page 8

co kn, cM — en = ane GET JOHNNIE’S SCHOOL SUIT NOW WHILE THE BON MARCHE ISSELLINGSSSUITS for $3.95 FOURGOODSTYLES 10 CHOOSE FROM THE NORFOLK JACKET SUITS FOR BOYS 6 TO 17 YEAR AGE—These Suits are made with the popular Norfolk belted jacket PLAIN DOUBLE- BREASTED SUITS FOR BOYS 6 TO 17 YEARS OF AGE These Suits are 1 ade «il, trong tweeds and cl “NATTY SAILOR BLOUSE 5 FOR BOYS 3 TO 10 YEARS OF AGE—Nice Suits for the smaller boys RUSSIAN or BUSTER BROWN SUITS FOR BOYS 2 TO 7 YEARS OF AGE—Splendid wearing Suits for very little When a pretty girl goes by There's a glimmer in my eye, Just a flicker of delight At so glad and fair a sight Youth and beauty and romance These are what my roving glance Find In every curve and curl Of a passing pretty girl, And my heart Is beating high When a lovely maid goes by. chaps If | yleid me to her charm As she passes, where's the harm? I'll not follow her, or speak Words to flush that peach-blo cheek We Bought the Entire End -of - Season Stock of Boys’ $5.00 | Suits From a Big New York Factory—Then We Took All the |) But my much-adoring. gaze Boy’s $5.00 Suits We Had on Our Own Shelves—Made Them Say ae veer atten All Into One Big Pile at $3.95 FOR A SUIT |) Love of beauty’s not Who shall censure me for this? Every Suit is extra well tailored—every pair of pants is full lined—most of them cut peg top style. SCHOOL TIME BUT A BRIEF THREE WEEKS AWAY and here's a rattiing good bargain tn Boys’ School Suits—fit the boys out now and avold the fnevitable last-minute rush | YOU'LL FIND THESE SUITS SPLENDID VALUE AT $3.95—Iin fact, they were splendid value at $5.00—lots of good sorts to choose from—in all wool cheviots—fancy cassimeres, tweeds, home: | spuns and worsteds, in nice tans, grays, neat stripes and brown mixtures, This Sale Will Last for Three Days and Three Days Only—Thursday, Friday,Saturday This Sale Will Last for Three Days and Three Days Only—Thursday, Friday Saturday A STIRRING AUGUST SALE OF WHITE LACES) — A YARD FOR DAINTY SHADOW If | ever get so | | Care not as the girls go by, If no glance of mine shall rest On the very prettiest; Take me quickly, then, | pray } And just bury me away, For, though | may breathe and move, My Indifference will prove That the life has gone from me And I'm dead as dead can be COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS THAT CITY ACCEPT CAR LINE On the motion of President Hesketh of the council, the utilities committee yesterday voted to recommend the acceptance of the High land Park & Lake Burien railway, which wae offered the city free of cost. LACES 18 INCHES IN WIDTH, WORTH UP TO 75c A YARD AND 25¢ A YARD FOR WHITE, CREAM AND ECRU ORIENTAL LACES, UP TO 7 INCHES WIDE AND WORTH TO 65¢ A YARD A DOUBLE-BARRELED AUGUST WHITE SALE BARGAIN in Section tomorrow—all at one low price, 25¢ a yard. In the lot are dainty sha —in allover designs—18 inches wide, in cream, white or ecru and worth to 75e—and Oriental laces in pretty floral designs, worth up to 65¢ a yard. —Upper Main Floor. 2,000 YARDS OF WHITE FABRICS REDUCED 20c FANCY WHITE GOODS AT 12 V2 a > road n railway bt territory BALTIMORE, Aug. 6 in the Blue Mountain he when that well known ! yesterday joing from door to door through the smoke, Thomas knocked until he bad a gathering « group together, ordered the exit employed the guests syed by fire 20c SHEER INDIA LINON FOR 20c WHITE PLISSE CREPE FOR AND IN ADDITION TO THESE THE 15¢ FANCY MULLS, 28 INS. WIDE IN MERCERIZED CHECKS AND CROSS BARS, 121/2c YD. A splendid August White Sale in dainty white fabrice at 12/4¢ @ yard, including, as tt dow fancy White Goods, 27 inches wide, in fancy stripes, checks and cross bars; 20c India Li inches wide, in a fine, shee, even weave; 20c White Plisse Crepe, In fancy stripes, and 15« Mullis. Lower Main Floor. hotel corridors filled with the guests, and then to follow him through a rear This was repeated until every cuest in the hotel had been piloted to anfety. Thomas was almost completely overcome aa he led the last party through the amoke-filled bufiding, and collapsed as he reached WRIGGLING THEIR FAT AWAY | PITTS gh Pa Aug how regular heir flesh and bulld Nifty $1.95 Ratine Hoods and Hats jinetr White, With Colored Trimmings, at ) Va at $1.00-——— RATINE HOODS In the medium and large size, and jaunty shapes, rolled at the side. They are white shapes, trimmed with plain velvet bands of red, brown, black and navy; also the plain tailored ratine bow; seasonable models for $1.00; value $1.95. —Second Floor. FINE $7.50 UNTRIMMED PANAMA HATS AT $4.95 APIECE NOW FOR THAT PANAMA HAT THAT YOU HAVE 80 LONG COVETED, for the price tw now within your reach; $7.50 value, such os large, drooping brim sailors, medium size Iking hats and the new square and oval effects, of a very choice grade of Panama, reduced to $4.95. SUMMER WEARABLES, TOO—ARE MUCH REDUCED IN PRICE LINEN COATS TO $7.50 NOW AT $5 | $2.50 BATHING SUITS PRICED $1. %8 Heavy linen crash Coats {n mannish style, some Good quality Bathing Suits of cotton re with Raglan sleeves and patch pockets. Others | Danish cloth, in navy and black, with squar with half-belted backs and the boxy motor coats, | V-shaped necks, braid trimmings and att in every size. bloomers. $3.50 LINGERIE WAISTS AT $2.45 | $1.25 HOUSE DRESSES PRICED 98c Waists of sheer lawns, voiles and etamines, with House Dresses made of nurse's ginghama, with pointed or dound, deep-rolling collars and elbow | sailor collars and cuffs and ch abraya, with sleeves, or with high necks and long sieeves; | square and round collars and \-sleeves teltaend worth $3.50 and $3.98. | with braid and pipings. THIS WAY FOR PURE FOODS ance. rbaerving the success of ady ere of ak with the a class of it po and ¢ somewhere bet LEOPARD ATTACKS CHILDREN RED LAKE PALLS, Minn. Aug. 6 his life tn a eanful effort to { man, a far ago escaped A Scotch collie yesterday lost en of William Wage opard, which two weeks hunting MULHALL SAYS HE’S ALL IN WASHINGTON, Aug Raltimore, by the begin Monday protested that he was the senate committee Mulhall, of y will ation of M. M committee t as a resylt of his long manded a rest. He wa ADVISES WIFE TO KILL HIM OAKLAND, Aug. 6—"I advise you to buy a shotgun, load tt with | buckshot, and then shoot your husband dead if he makes any more threats on your life,” was the advice that Judge R. B. Tappan gave Mrs. Minnie A. Rowe today when she had her husband tn court for threatening her life SOME SAVINGS IN DOMESTICS Tanny Pish—C. F, Pierce's brand: large, “If more women Would kill thetr brutal husbands this eountry Sree cane rene lores. * 20c te BEDFORD CORDS IN MILL ENDS 1c. would be better off,” said Judge Tappan, “I do not favor murde je a yard for 18 da of Redford Corda in |f| when a bulking brute abuses a woman who ts trying to make a 1 DRanshels Man ee ricessse ARNO! | tan end favender, | Tet0s [8 Wine red, tue, P| for him, it is time for strenuous methods Rowe was placed under bonds to keep the peace. FIND OLD WOMAN MURDERED REVERE, Mass., Aug. 6. {dentified woman about 60 y unfinished manhole. The p an apparently had been be Into the manhole to drown FRISCO FOLKS EAT “SHARKS SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. “sharks” of various kinds, th This interesting f¢ Hasson, city health of! ttle rotten meat scandal Imon—good quailty pink fish; size cans ; 8c Ld 1-2¢ RIPPELETTES, 27 INCHES, WIDE: Ave f ripplettes in | je—full pound package; Tc package ooge 25¢ 121-2c CO FORTER PRINTS AT 9¢ A YARD 95 Pretty Comforter Prints, 26 inches C | ends, lengths up to & yards, in floral patterns Ten Fannings—will make splendid 12! ight and dark shades, at go m yard tea; pound c ube egg ae a te arade, priced 906 71-2¢ APRON GINGHAMS, 27 IN. WIE, fe Thursday, %-pound can Ginghams tn lengths u Old Homestead Feacheo—iarge site No. 2% 90 e BON MARCHE FLOUR 49 LB. SACK AT cans, g00d quality, can... Bon Marche Flour, milled choice @ N Sonp- better; 6 bars ton Marche brand; there The bruised and battered body of an un rs of age was found here today in an yelleve she Was murdered, The wom into unconsciousness and then thrown Ja 1 Mocha Style Coffee—treshly roasted; 2 Ibs. $1.00; pouna de, in re value 7 brown and rd —Lower Main Floor, raise howls about 20c BOXES OF DUTCH LUNCH FOR A delicious Cocoanut Candy, | today when Dr. W. ©. 1 regarding the possibility 1 here in Seattle. with other Delivered only groceries. Not including bologna, bacon and sauerkraut, at 10¢ a box on 10e over 1 sack to a cuytomer. Thursday; 20¢ value » is practically no bad meat in this city,” safd Dr,| —Fourth Floor, —Fourth Flobr. Hasson, and then he exhibited various inspectors’ reports, on one of | which the item appeared, “Thirty sharks condemned—unwholesome, | Explaining, the health officer said “The shark item indicates {that we contend with efforts to foist shark meat on the public, It | 1s unwholesome, but some restaurants y pass it off for sole or sea bass. For Tennis—Tournament Tennis Halls at 250 ench—Fourth Floor. TEMARCH Ol sTRERT: SECOND AV BNUY wie REET HE STILL WANTS MEDIATION WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.—-President Wilson is “marking time” tn the Mexican situation until the arrival in Mexico of John Lind, his | special emissary Despite the declaration of Provisional President Huerta that any linterference would be regarded as an insult, President Wilson still is| |contident that peace In Mexico can be established by mediation, | = THE SEATTLE STAR COLORED PORTER REAL HERO} me metres sarc srasernnevonneenceteeenteas FREDERICK & NELSON Store Opens at 8:30---Closes at 5:30 Daily New Soft Felts at $3.00 BS | PROV | | Wash Goods, Special 5c Yard Jasement Salesroom | Twelve hundred yards of 27-inch ( olored Rep, a rough- weave cotton material for dresses, in light-blue, pink, lavender, medium-blue, navy-blue, tan and brown; for clearance, 5¢ yard. Nearly a thousand yards of good grade Dress Percales in light and dark colored grounds, patterned with stripes, dots and small figures; for clearance, 5c yard. Featured for Thursday in the B Over five hundred yards of popular, crepe-weave Kimono Plisse (short lengths), in white ground with small figure de- signs. Lengths range from 2!4 to 10 yards; for clearance, 5c yard. New Patent Leather Boots | Lace Curtains at 65c Pr. Special $2.65 | Unusual Values BLE Nottingham Lace Cur- ina and ecru color, patterns, including Point , fe Duchesse and other effects, c f al laces Allover designs are led; also plain centers, with wide and w borders. All are 24% yards long. Specially low-priced at 65¢ pair. DRAPERY REMNANTS REDUCED— »* y prices for clearance on an in- lot of Dr ty Remnants, includ- Nets and ines Also short lengths of Oij Cloths suriaps at sharply-reduced prices, —Basoment Salesroom i Swisses, a iii Sizes 1 to 8; widths Pantene! $2.65 pair SPECIAL, $1.65 PAIR— | ¥ Women's 3- and 4-eyelet Patent Leather | at Ties, with welt or hand-turned soles” and sizes 24% to 6%; spe- AA to D. Special, medium low heels; cial, $1.65. pair SPECIAL, $1.00 PAIR— | Women’s Cotton Union | Suits, Special 15c ] l H =o close out 50 pairs of Women’s | Pumps, sizes 2% tc 6; widths A and] OMEN’S Cotton Ribbed Union Suits, } AA only; special, $1.00 pair. with cuff knee, well finished. Some ] NaS ret Seleereem | are lace trimmed. Sizes 34, 36 and 38. Special, 15¢. I —Basement Saleeroom Women’s Outing Waists Special 75c OMFORTABLE Outing Waists, made of French mercerized mulls, in colored Dainty ‘Lingerie Waists Special 65c . these b 4 w for pretty | ef soft ate and Voiles, in yA he favorite flat collar, square and V-neck effects They are tr ned with serv le laces and set ¢ with edgings ie ' . 1 . cs and stripes on w r a corm The sleeves are three- | “"“ an tripes on white grounds, de- quarter signed with roll collar, three-quarter }} sleeves with turn-back cuffs. T5e. ° | th | Two hundred Waists in the lot, | at 65¢ cach choice } Special at —Basement Saiesroom | —Basoment Salesroom. Women’s and Misses’ Cloth Suits | Special, $5.00 i; Plain and Diagonal Serges, Bedford Cords Black-and-White Checks and Stripes —coats in cutaway style; skirts high- waisted, with side-plaits. also plain models es side fastenings. Colors include Tan, Gray, Navy and Black. | Sizes 14, 16, 18; 34 to 44. | Just 35 Suits in the selling; choice, Thursday, $5.00 —Basoment Salesroom. Muslin Gowns Special 79c MPIRE Gown of excellent quality long cloth, with short kimono sleeves and Embroideries, Laces and Ribbons: Clearance HIS clearance lot includes remnants of | entire bodice fashioned of allover embroid- Fancy Bands and Allover Laces from | ery and Cluny pattern lace insertion, Ex- % to 1 yard long, pieces of Embroidery | ceptional value, for Thursday's selling, at and an assortment of Ribbon Remnants in | 70¢- plain and fancy weaves All are offered Also specially priced at 79c, Empire at deep reductions for clearance Gown of firm long cloth, trimmed with insertion bands and fin- § ort sleeves with Bar ished at neck and sh« men lace, Crepe Combinations ‘ __ Special 50c Women’s Parasols hase Special 50c ~Basoment ‘Salesroom values in these Combina tions of white crepe patterned in pink or blue figures, They are trimmed at neck MBROIDERED and } hed % VIX NE and hemstitche - with Barmen lace insertion, ribbon-run SSR FREES ies vagal asols it itewand linen color; some beading and edge. Drawers and arm-eyes id with deep embroidered desiens Deane are finished with lace edge. Special, 50¢. at Noa: ed designs. Exceps Barement Salesroom tional value —Hasoment Satesroom * }