The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 8, 1913, Page 10

ing Economies at the Bon Marche Saturday’s Shoe Shop Economies Women’s Smart White $5 Nubuck Button Shoes, With the New Recede Toe, Reduced | -- to $3.35 a pr.-- ANOTHER BIG TOMORROW The ultra-s BARGAIN SURPRISE IN SEATTLE’S BEST SHOE stylish Nubuck B FOR YOU SHOP— 1 Shoes, art and white with welt soles—the kind that are always sold for $5.00 a pair—here and everywhere else—for just $3.35 a pair WE CAN FIT YOU NICELY, TOO, for we've all the sizes in stock MEN’S NEW TAN RUSSIA CALF SHOES, $4.00 A PAIR | Made on the English last with low heels; all sizes. Lace models, with Good.- | year welt soles, at $4.00 pair. | MISSES’ SHOES AT $2.00 A PAI M \ ] Men’s $3.50 and $4 Oxfords at $1.75 Men’s patent leath gunmetal or tan Misses’ Kid and Velour Calf But calf Oxfords, worth to $4.00 a pair, in| ton es th low heel 1 sizes good styles, at $1.75 a pair. All sizes in | from 11'4 to 00 a pair. Good styles the combined lines $3.50 WHITE PUMPS PRICED $2.15 Young ladies’ $3.50 white Nubuck Pumps and Button Oxfords in stylish shapes, and made with welt soles. Buy a pair here Saturday at $2.15 a pair and sple wearing st BOYS’ $2.25 TO $3.00 SHOES AT $1.75 $1.75 a pair for I Scout Shoes, made of tan calf and E year welt $2.25 to $3.00. es ther, with G s 9 to ; value —Upper Main Floor. soles, WILL CLOSE ON MONDAY EVENING So you've only got two more days to buy these famous Shirts at reduced prices. Our entire stock of Manhattan § is tn cluded, except the plain white and full dress styles—and we have lots of good things left yet—and the size range, from 14 to 19, ts still intact. HERE ARE KNOWN AS THE BEST — THE BEST KNOWN MANHATTAN CLEARING PRICES: $2.00 Manhattan to $1.38 | OKEN LINES OF MEN’S $1.25 89 PERCALE AND MADRAS PAJAMAS OJC 89 for broken lines of men’s $1.25 Pajamas, of percales and mercerized madras, in military style. All sti from 15 to 18, in the combined lines. $2.50 and $3.00 $3.50 and $4.00 janhattans Manhattans 1.88 M. for $ for $2.65 | MEN'S $1.50 JERSEY CLOTH $1 00 | BATHING SUITS WILL SELL AT ° to Men's jersey cloth cotton Bat good weight, at $1.00 a suit 5 colors of dark bive with red or wh two-ple tyle. WOMEN’S $1.25 “MERODE” UNION SUITS LISLE OR COTTON, SIZES 4, 5 AND 6, AT...... GOOD QUALITY “MERODE” UNION SUITS of fine lisle or cotton, made with high necks and long or short ves and low necks, sleeveless, with hand crocheted necks and fronts, at 95c. WOMEN’S 17¢ VESTS FOR ---121/2¢ ea.--- 25¢ HANDKERCHIEFS FOR — 17e ea. — i Women's summer welght | Women’s pure Linen Hand i Swiss Ribbed Vests, with low je TS ed and qi necks and sleeveless, with} oa" asinty lawn with of 3% lace yokes and crocheted | jace edge. Also Linsue : 7 necks and arm hoes run] Handkerchiefs at i7c | with mercerized tape. —Upper Main Floor. SATURDAY SPECIALS From Several Sections WOMEN’S 50c GLOVES 25¢ PAIR Women's two-clasp Isle or wash. able Chamoisette Gloves, with em- broidered backs, in sizes from 5% to 7%, at 25c a pair. WOMEN’S 50c HOSE AT 35 PAIR Women’s imported or domestic fast black or tan lisle and silk lisle S ings, lace boot or allover lace WOMEN’S SILK LISLE HOSE 17 Fast black silk lisle Stockings, seamless, with elastic tops and four thread heels and toes. Sizes 8% to 10. —Lower Main Floor. DAINTY $1.50 NECKWEAR AT $1 SATURDAY SPECIALS | From Several Sections $2.75 TO $2.98 SCARFS AT $1.95 Heavy Chiffon Auto Scarts yards long, 1% yards wide, border. ned hema 20c AND 25¢ RIBBONS 15c YARD Bulgarian Ribbon and king's bly Also plain taffeta Hair Bow, 5 inches wide —Upper Main Floor, $1.95 RATINE HATS $1.00 EACH Ratine Hoods | large sizes, re the bonnet for Alaska Three Teams of Heavy Draught Horses for Sale Cheap At the Bon Marche st Western Ave, Between Beli d Battery 1 BROWN TEAM, in fine condition, weighing 3,30C ‘Ibs. 1 GRAY TEAM, weighing 3,400 bos. ‘ with 1] Some have . alice | n the medium and the and | shape with colored bands $1.95 AND $2.95 HATS 95¢ EACH nc ABs RR Nie nit Aca CR is Included in this collection are | 1 BAY AND BLACK Misses’ and children’s Hats, tn bon large Coat Collars of Venise lace, TEAM, weighing net shape, mushrooms, saflor and | lace and embroidery Waist Sets, Ja- 3,000 Ibs. rolled brim styles, with pretty trim. | bots and others. —Upper Main Floor. mings. —Becond Floor. GROCERY SPECIALS, WITH AN EYE TO YOUR WEEK-END TRIPS | Peanut Better the very best quality. guaranteed strictly pure; Ic 1 Pound for Navy Salad Dressing, « e a ¢ r return o' — 32e—|: : pound .. : Kenton Rolled Ham, made from pieces Best quality of boiled ham, pressed together and sliced for sandwiches, pound Washington Creamery Butter DAI Pickles, large size No ® cans, 8 t¢ 10 pickles th each ean 15¢ at of the beat 25c Prunes, latest crop, fancy quality, small 4c fed Olives, tha ver om, tufted size French prunes Mayflower Coffee, a pertect bie ffeon, freahly nd nd of 32:¢ Ceylon Tea, our regular 60c grade, Saturday . No Telephone pound .45c¢ Orders. . Sherbet Cup tard, mall aherbet ronsted, p splendid quail pound aac alien cups with handle | pure mustard, Cooking Figs, filled with wtrictly good quality, pound ... 3 Pounds for 95c Fourth Foor. Delicious lee Cream Soda at the Fountain—Lower Main Floor, poaMARCH UNION sTHUOHT. SECOND AV BNUE————rikn sTREnT | THE SEATTLE STAR CONGRESSMAN FALCONER SPIKES POINDEXTER LIE Warhin Hatt jeattie Star: My attent! ns {te mult d publicity by the tha opt nator Poindexter ar his h gotting r tpoint of polit use It against hin The Star, whict en as and the work he In d nt in & rece had appointed his won te ac sy at H ht Judgement in so doing This ought Poindexter was apy ongrenmman La Follette, from Haste Washington. The om fs a matter with which the Ker had nothing to do. ) mentioned as in the ar wan ap pointed years before the aenator came to congress, and Kot there ‘ titive examtnat! One of the brothers was aps 1 to A ‘ 1p, probably with the senator's he The other ! toned are not relatives, nor are they even known t nator Po dexter. Very sincerely yours J. A. FALCONER ASKS COAL INVESTIGATION WASHINGTON, Aug. 8.—Good work In clearing the way for the passage of Poindexter’s Alaskan bill is being done by Representative W. F. Murray (democrat) of Massachusetts Murray has fathered a resolution ¢ ¢, labor and the Interstate commerce commiss! ation to the house which will show the real facts in regard to thracite coal trust ng on the departments of n to submit fr Murray says | have reason to departments have Information In their possession alr show that more than 90 per cent of the aval between 85 and 90 per cent of the ant the control of the seven railroad systems which form the on! ¢ anth pped each FIFTY YEARS / Abraham Lincoln from ng a ) years, SA CONDUCTOR Aug of there ded by his super HERE’S A JOB FOR UNCLE SAM intvan's has Jack's SAN FRANCISCO, Ang. § Attorney McNab, Hart § 1 I n i other act t BROADEN SCHOOL TRAINING p in to lead a Columbia, Washingt 1 n Lake schools, FY nt at the Mercer STEAL BOOZE FROM TOWN JAIL int ts con Prague jail he night before last and seized, at the #0 that they w OH, YOU GIRLS! LISTEN TO THIS LOS ANGELES, Aug. § Seventh-Day Adventists, no dent, said that {f he j feminine dress complained a girl herself with contributing to the delinquency of the man he latter go free, He would reverse the usual charge in uct he said, because the women have adopted the slit skirt and the dress” deli ate for the purpose of luring men. Speaking before the conference w in session here, Rev. I. W. E of a court and a deve nat a young man, he we of the we LINEMAN DIES OF HIS INJURIES Augustus Wickersham, a i Aghting Co uc ht Thursday, to injur on W. 59th at, y morning. Wickersham nev pars of AKO and lived at t was W lapsed, Ho was CHICAGO, Aug. 8 You don't need a whistle, like the Boston women; hatpins do not make good weupons, and a club should be used only in a tight squeeze This is the opinion of one of Chicago's policewomen business of protecting women, "I haven't had any trouble with men on the beach this year thore who did not know I was a policewoman, who ia in charge of a bathing beach “All you have to do when a man speaks to you Insultingly fs t look at him, He turns and rung,” col sained consciousness. ern hotel HIM WITH A LOOK “Squelch the t masher with a look long in the even sald Officer Mary Boyd, | REAL WHITE WING BRIGADE WASHINGTON, Aug. 8.—Could Mark Twain visit congress, he would be gratified by the unanimity with which distinguished states-! men have adopted his fad of wearing white Speaker Clark {# resplendent in white, from hair to tles Vicé President Marshall ts near wiilte in the coolest lght gray suits in Washington The white suits of Senators Vardaman, Lewis, Overman, Reed Owen, Brady pf Idaho and Walsh form a senatorial whife wines bri.| gade busily brushing the debris off tariff talks It took @ skilled barber two hours to cut the hair and beard of| Chas, Bloomworth, Medford, Mass., who hadn't had either cut In six years. Before that he went 13 years without vistting the barber More than a quarter million London children were not vaccinated | in the past year, because thelr parents “conscientiously objected.” REDERICK & NELSON Store Opens at 8:30---Closes at 5:30 Daily Child’s Spring Gig Rubber-Tired Special $2.75 Ml F N_ easy-rid- ing and casil y-handled carriage at a very low price. Equipped with strong, resilient f J Pat springs, reversible seat and adjustable back, and innit, has strong 16-spoke wheels with '%-inch rubber _ tires. ‘Tongue folds over body when not Special $2.75. in use. Third Poor. Women’s Summer Dresses, Special $9.75 Models for Outing and Afternoon Wear Sizes 34 to 42 N this special selling are about 40 Dresses, including Linens, Voiles, Crepes and some of ratine and crepe combined. and low necks; colors include white, blue, pink, and tun nations. stripe co in Summer apparel include Women’s Wash 1's Wool Suits at $11.50; Misses’ Wash Dresses Linen Coats, $3.75 = +r eZ | Arrivals in Outer Garments for Fall Separate Coats for all occasions, priced at $19.75, in an a er $25.00, $28 2.50 an 1its in novelty and severely-tailored models, Second Floor. Comfort for Children in Knit Underwear Specials | WOMEN’S MERCERIZED LISLE ] UNION SUITS, SPECIAL $1.50— Small ‘ these Broad- Toe Shoes all sizes Mercerized Lisle Union sleeveless style, with WOMEN'S LISLE VESTS, SPECIAL 35¢ EACH; 3 FOR $1.00— Lisle Vests with y crocheted yokes in a good selection of designs CHILDREN’S MERCERIZED LISLE ff UNION SUITS, SPECIAL 75¢ AND | $1.00— Fine quality Mercerized Lisle Union ff Suits, knee length, with high neck and wing sleeves. Priced according to size at 75¢ and $1.00. | WOMEN’S KNIT CORSET COVERS, SPECIAL 25¢— | Extra-large sizes in Women's Knit Cot- | ton Corset Covers, made with high neck and long or elbow sleeves. t Coltskin, Black Russia ssia Cali $2.00 pa —Firnt Floor. Girls’ Wash Dresses Special 75 Special 25c. Second Fieor, Pamela Aprons, 75c a low Dresses A Phae dss Ramen wis HE attractive Cover- the | z ; Apron pictured is “s made of good grade per- Hi cale, trimmed with white “Ss rick-rack braid and may a fa? be had in the following ‘ hat ¢ to prepare the chil- " ‘ & had school year. Special | Patterns: conti T5e. Delft-blue with small Oy Basement Saiceroom | white dot. stitu : z az ti ‘ ’ White with blue or tot Girls’ Dress Clearance |! 0 0 costs: Ps ue and white checks. ‘3 at $1.75 White with narrow Va h Dresses of good ging black stripe. les and voi 1 one Good value at 75c. | { and yw neck and | (ae: \ hams short or long sleeves with high or —Basement Salesroom Full-plaited skirts. Special, $1.75. Second Floor, Sizes 6 to 14 years. Women’s Cloth Suits Special $5.00 Muslin Brassieres, 25c_ earn J IZES for women and misses in this BS N * ATL Y- | special offering of oth Suits. They i net Sag are celts | from Plain and Diagonal [2 @ Gece a t 1 ords and Black-and-White ™ sat g » | Checks and Stripe Suitings pe trimmed with | Coats are in cutaway style; skirts high- : band of em- waisted, with’ side-plaits ; also plain models 3 broidery inser- | with side fastenings. it tion. Reins | Special $5.00. ts forced under Basement Saleercom, Rell arm and fin > — oft ished at neck One dozen samples of Five-ply mt and arm eyes | Fiber Dress Trunks, in 34-, 36-, 38- Be. with embroldery scallops. Very attractive | and 40-inch sizes, priced for clear. {| &.Bt value at 25¢, | ance, special, $12.50. ¥ —Banoment Saterroom. | —Third Floor he, t cab 50-Ft. Garden Hose, Special $4.45 ‘ 66 ARLESS” Cotton-covered Garden Hose, 34-inch, complete with { connections, special $4.45 REO LAWN SPRINKLERS, SPECIAL 35¢— Sprinklers with cast i stand © a Fy r pice we pes irom stand ‘in japanneéd finish and brass top, \ CHILDREN'S GARDEN SETS, SPECIAL rhree-piece Sets, “8 min 10¢ and 15¢- oe, Rake and Shovel, special 10c and 15c HOSE REEL, SPECIAL 75¢— oer eo, ee : : Hose Reel of finished hardwood, holder, as pictured, with iron wheels and nozzle