The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 2, 1913, Page 8

fercs a2 ose THE SEATTLE STAI NUTHI Le HELPIA 2 seyic? sez THE «SUN toR ear DAY OF MY SALE OF TOILET ARTICLES a FOR | HAVE ADDEO A HOST OF n ¥ ' ne | POPULAR LINES TO tho Special Sale — Herbert F. Sielatf | articiowalt at doeply cat prices dover Buyer for Drugs and halle -namiceatdl eran Toilet Articles SAL HEPATICA | | BROMO QUININE i TOOTH POWDER FACE CREAM | atif4e | | at Le at Me at 29¢ — at I} FSielaft?, | Drug SPECIAL IN THE RUBBER | COMPLEXION stohtagge eh GOODS SECTION Tomorrow sche, oa Not Water Hottles ‘ | Clothes Brushes, | f gO | yer he CS cae 4 a6" ae ui " — ee ree Heal sTumaily sit at 896 i ation iter wen’ 115 be: Sesneaate Eee 2 “W2¢ room wr wT a Mushes’ Ideal Matr Hroshes, bony ea a a ; ph RES Sater _( 1088 ‘ . Bs ) & fa Bristes tn ait — 19¢ guaranteed i srtncts ow 1 rap 450 RUBBER GLOVES “ > hy be -suadeedacetiaba : ' GGG! Wis caia teiead’ pairs: 000 42? Nie nae LA BLACHE FACE POWDER acua Wakes ania, 166 { | n Ml citer this eats... 200 | Netace a “""50c. IN TOILET CREAMS 7 \ TOOTH PREPARATIONS | S08 .0°9/ 8" bes 25¢ a4 69¢ o "$1.25 56 Revelation Tooth Powder, Triel Perexiée the 20 size, t 16c Diste Tan and Freckle Cream, 29 13¢ of The fon Maree. Ladies’ Sy arn’s Necessity, © Mat IN THE ART SECTION CLUNY CENTERS 1/3 OFF AND MRS CHASE, the this se © T¢ made ( 1a linen cen 25e CROCHET COTTON I8e BALL Ibe size that I will SAYS THOMAS GOLDIE: DOMESTIC BARGAINS SUCH AS YOU HAVE NOT SEEN IN A LONG TIME—will be offered by me from day to day during this Buy- ers’ Sale—watch for them NEW DRESS CREPES 12 1-2c YD. New Dress Crepes, 24 inches wide, Pert-lusta Crochet : in pretty little figures, floral designs pers and bag o t pe and plain shades, In full bolts, that I ar ad a wide c " will sell at 12%¢ a yard Po : value, 18¢ @ ba tte OUTING FLANNEL 71-2¢ YD. | ThomasGoldie | 12 FLESHER's 8 YARN Se SKEIN Heavy fleece Outing Flannel in mill Domestic& Linen 4-fold and 8-fol rt ends, lengths to 15 yards inches Buyer ’ a Wedne " pinks, wide, in checks and str blues and grays, 7c a yard. 15c WONDERLANDCLOTH 10cYD. lengths up to 12 yards, 2 very firm, and I assu wear well, at l0c a yard. 71-2c APRON GINGHAMS 5c YD. Just Se a yard for new Apron Ging hams, but I have them in mill ends, lengths to 15 yards, 27 inches wide. The kind I usually sell at 7%c 18c NEW KIMONO CREPE 10c YD. I have 18¢ Kimono Crepes in mill ends that I will sell at ie a yard Lengths to 12 yards, 32 inches wide, in floral and Oriental designs Lower Main Floor of The Bon Marche. IN DRESS GOODS AND SILKS $1.25 FANCY SILKS 68¢ YARD the odd sh ades See the Free} 39. purow CASES 29¢ A PAIR Pillow Cases of Exhibit | .2e".Sue of ar Sect pe tor butt ling. Trish Arts 19¢ STAMPED sewns ate ra and Crafts See the three pretty Irish Colleens weay ing rugs and making Irish laces. Third Floor of The Bon Marche. @ or colors ony bad pach. diny at 10¢ 98e ¢ PILLOW SLIPS AT se EACE 9 each —Third Floor of The Bon Marche. 1 OFFER 2 GLOVE BARGAINS $1.75 KID GLOVES $1.35 PAIR JUST 68 A YARD IS WHAT | ASK FOR WOMEN’S TWO-CLASP KID GLOVES, PER THESE FANCY SILKS in stripes, checks, figures | RIN’'S “LA MURE” REAL FRENCH KID, worth and messalines, worth $1.25; full 27 inches in | $175, that I will sell at $1.35 a ; Width, and ouch pretty colorings. clasps and Paris point backs, in 85¢ AND $1 SERGES 59¢ YARD $1.95 & $1.50 KID GLOVES 95¢_ AMAS to Haihade page eyces sa baa oad | HAVE A SPLENDID OFFER HERE IN WOM. | oO oO 5 , Bde a q falues; 42 inches wide, in navy, brown, cardinal, | EN'S ONE-CLASP KID GLOVES, and want wine and black. Nice for school dresses th Full or ha ir, Have twe ors. you to TO PUT STOP 70 AUTO | DEATH come and see them » sewn ge fh fle joy. fe 5 BIG PROFITS 1 IN FARE PAPER YORE 1 “More 98c Waists for 50¢” SAYS WAIST BUYER A. B. BAKER» “AS GOOD 98 WAISTS AS YOU OR! EVER SAW in lingerie and allover embroidery or made with dd with Val. and Torchor bargain for the you see these p new signs combine give you a remarkab able bargain,! too, when I WILL SELL 34.00 SILK | $10.00 CORDUROY DRESSES PETTICOATS WEDNESDAY FOR FALL AND WINTER — $2.95 ea. — — at $3.95 — 1 SELECTED BEAUTIFUL 1 HAVE FOR YOU CORDU STYLES IN THESE $4.00 SILK ROY DRESSES, worth $10 00, to tty models at 50¢ 1 OFFER $30 UP TO $35.00 | NEW TAILORED SUITS NOW — al $24.50— JUST THE BEST SUITS | COULD FIND TO SELL aT | year ar SWELL BABIES. AT ‘MADISON eonard PETTICOATS to offer you at | go at $3.95 each. Blac $24.50—they are really worth $2.95. Taffeta and messaline with seal and golden brown tnclu $30.00 and $35.00, with 36 and prettily tailored and trimmed | with collars of lace and long, | 28-inch coats, Skinner's satin KILLED ON STATION PLATFORM flounces, in all sizes and street | Jace-trimmed sleeves; three- | lined; sh on high waist bands; shades. plece skirts, of best mi: ls, PORTLAD D, Or. Ber John Welly of Portland i Mra. and several nously hur a pecull ar ne tent at 1 outh of ber of f * G. F. Hastings, Grocery Buyer, Says: “Tomorrow | Will Sell | BON MARCHE FLOUR FOR $1.14 A SACK’ — AND | WILL DELIVER IT AT YOUR HOME, provided you will give me an order ceries, not including sugar or other special bargains. If you will come to me for your groceries you'll find it possible to ng on the station flatear attached for other gro live for a good deal less. 10c | Meadow brook Parowax, mosrecron KILLS HIMSELF lowed ar nis pil CNUs SERERT ———=" COND a _ - cae Seventeen million persons of marriageable age in this country per- | sist in remaining unmarried, 9c eph Ls ector explode aa tye . ; biting ‘ piece of copper into his brain and f the best strictly Jeath followed pains Stes iis is me HOTEL WAITERS ARRE ode T E D vor of The Ron PPE hod | sie ri ND, Or Charlie Meyers, a ¢ r and A J Watch th yers Out the Prices, titan Went nd J. M Le f walter eo were arres d yesterday the charge of mar ating » dining ” It t “l that the tr r during a ear eam em in the elty jail ith, a bartender of the Oregon, arrested a few days ago on the char f holding out money : am | =) | | Flushing, N. Y., girl Is going to be married in the cemetery there. Her Ex) father is the superintendent R : os ghee einige ithe pera Sa ETRE 2 niinnetemmmntiiaiaiadil : FREDERICK & NELSON Store Closes Daily at 5:80 Now Ready at the Pattern Section ae The New Autumn and Winter Style Book Price 5c Gi VENTY-TWO pages of Fashion Information and Illustra- 7 tions, covering the Newest Styles in Women’s and Chil. dren’s Garments for Every Occasion. Here are just a few of the many good things in this number: The Russian Note in Present Styles.° Smart, Easily-made Trimmings for Chile ( 1, Lace and Tulle used for Evening | dren's Dresses. Gown New Autumn Fashions for Children, | The New Waistcoats and Girdles. What it New in Blouses. {fternoon Gowns in the Peg-top Effects. | The Basily-Slipped-Inte Negligees, | Pattern Se Price Sc. Ietol Embr Book; 89 pages of Embroidery de | i Er ery Pattern, 15c. —rivetbie Autumn Millinery Materials Popular Prices is not a bit too early to assemble the materials for the new T I Millinery you have in mind for early Fall wear, and the Base- ment Salesroom has ready splendid selections of the most desirable shapes, materials and trimmings, including the newest Velvet and Plush shapes. k Plush Shapes with velvet fac- Black Plush Shapes, velvet faced, stiff and soft crowns, $3.45. } | Artist Tams in velvet, plush and cordu- | roy, $1.75. | ed Erect-ply Plush Hats in black, | Small Mercury Wings, black and colors, d | T5¢ and 95e¢. | in | Breasts, Bands, Imitation Goura, 1 Aigrettes and Paradise at attractively- | low prices Smal Roses with velvet foliage, in old- rose, pink, green and American Beauty, | Coque Feathers in bands and stick-up The. | effects, $2.95 and $3.50. ill Clusters of Flowers in assorted | Small Paradise Sprays, $2.95, $5.50 35¢, 506 and 65¢. and $9.75. Small Velvet Buds, Fruits and Foliage, | Ostrich Bands, black and colors, $1.95, 65e¢, $1.25 and $1.45. | $2.95 and $3.95. Ostrich Plumes, values at $4.75. Felt-Top Folding Card Table, Special $2.50 VERY home has a place for one or two of these light-weight, con- venient Tables, which are so useful for games: generally as well as for impromptu repasts and refreshments. s with foliage, assorted exceptional ahogany-finished wood, with green felt top, metal- fold beneath top Legs are rubber-tipped. y braced legs, which snugly sures 30 inches square 1, $2.50. New Dress Goods and Silks Low-Priced Fourth Floor. Colgate’s Perfumes 25c Ounce OLGATE’S Perfume, Lily of Valley Italian Violet and White | Rose odors, 25¢ ounce. Heliotrope, strong showing of weaves and assort- ss \ ; i fe by 2 ; : ial ‘ ‘rh Eli Rice Powder in fancy package, unusual ment of colors in wool dress goods suitable : alue, 10¢. ree sol wear, ‘Those that are not all] ~ sa i ; her features that make them ret Powder, in bulk, Vicleaaaaam wi P a ei “50¢ 1 trope and Crushed Rose 25¢ ounce Albatross for HIouse gowns, good quality! New Separate Coats for Fall ul in light and dark shades, 5O0¢ yard | mat pertecae At $12.50 Women’s and Misses’ Coats, well-tailored in serviceable Astrachan, Seal wide, hunt Corduroy in dark brown, weaves of Re oe a uits be SBOE yard, | *tt® Zibelines and Fancy Mixtures. Three quarter and full-length models. Navy-blug DNS HENS) IHRE shi brown, tan, gray and black, Sizes 16 and of Moire Silk in the colors now in greatest | 18; 34 to 44. Excellent values at $12.50 demand, at $1.25 yard | Women’s and Misses’ Wool Dresses, $8.75 to $12.50 isses in these Pin-stripe Serge in navy-blue or black, | 46 inches wide, all-w $1.00 yard ool and closely woven, | Sizes for womef: and m Kimono Silk, 30 inches, wide, Cheney | Serge Dresses which are designed in coat Bros. make, copyright ‘patterns. Price BS¢@ | and plain styles, in navy, brown, black yard | Copenhagen and black and white effects: Rasement Salesroom, | Frierroom. HOME OF THE ROUND OAK STOVE | ie | ! vi