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

io SS Beree ed OPS T __THE SEATTLE STAR A GREAT 79¢ BARGAIN DAY FOR MEN With Four of the Best $1 Lines of Men’s Goods | I Could Lay My Hands on, Thrown on the Tabies Tomorrow— at, Your Choice, for. ar hots — 1200 Men’s First Class $1 Shirts sie a y Das 79 HERE I AM, ON SCHEDULE TIME, AT THE DEPARTMENT ahh her NEN FOR (ide EN Just " y t ' 1 piety att 1! madr 1 pl ! in the yle a You wil u g t 1 like Wright's Good $1. 00! Men’s $1.00 Outing) Men’s 17c Linen Handkerchiefs at 6 for 79¢e Fine linen are these Men's Handkerchiefs that I Reaith Underwear at 79¢ For my 79c sale Thurs- day I have a lot of hebinaiyh s Night Shirts Priced 79e€ ea. See to it, men, that you get in on this bargain of 1 initial, full ze. witt Health arrbatu orl the ¢ heavy-weight Outing Flan- | 3 & Mt at alt , nel ~~ Shirts for 79¢. 1 “ i rth 17c ea Made very roomy mil Pane : Lower Main Floor of The Bon Marche gular $1 00 | AM JUST BACK FROM THE EAST WITH SOME OF THE VERY BEST “SHOE BUYS” I EVER MADE AND THOUGH GENUINE SHOE BARGAINS ARE MIGHTY eoimges TO GET NOWADAYS, I succeeded in getting one or two makers to through” with under ariced specials, so that I could mmething really worth coming to the Shoe Sec | 200 Pairs of Men’s $5.00 Shoes Women’s High Grade $5 Shoes of Gun oun Ce 4, sagas a bce in Button Styles, I Offer for $2.95 | Armstrong, Pingree make, and E P. Reed & The men, too, Co. Shoes, in patent leather, * gunme! oe calf, black | gains, as I am ¢ suede and tan Russia calf; all sizes in comb | at $3.36, bined lines. | 50 Pairs of W. L. or Men, Cat 00 Women’s Button and Lace $3.50 9. 00 | Shoes, All Sizes, 1 will Sell at Here's a good bargain I have for you Thursday. ict kid an “4 short lines, sizes in the lot. Boys’ $2.50 Shoes of Gun Metal cm. Sw Sizes 21-2 to 51-2, Pair | Button and lace, gunmetal ‘calf, brown kid shoes, with Goodyear tolt soles, $2 a pair. Women’s $3.50 Finest Vici Kid $1. a0 Oxfords, Lace or Button Style, a Women's $3 weet the Gro button and la yle, with hand turned” ace all sizes and all widths, I will sell at $1.50. SPECIAL IN THE CAFE SPALDING WONDERFUL r R E ; CHICKEN DINNER 30c | PLASTERS—ABSOLUTELY Fried Spring Chicken | | To Ping Who Are Troubled With Rheumatism Baked Rice with Tomatoes | *istist, Neuralgia, Lumbage, Sorained Joints, Chest or Lung Mashed Potatoes | Pleurisy or Gout Blanc Mange | CT THIS ADVERTISEMENT OUT ap (with Peach Sauce) e - ta Tea, Coffee or Milk oh & Spe eta calf button «a Shoe h $2.50 tn siz fitting ki nd A, at $2.0 Ot WEDNESDAY SEPT. 17TH | Says Mr. Goldie: “I Will Not Let Up on Domestic Price Cutting as Long as This Buyers’ Sale Shall Last” 35¢ RATINE AT 15e A YARD 12¥/2¢ ere ee | a yard 2,500 yards of Ratines, 27 inches up to 10 yards. Fine soft finish helio and white, at 15c a yard; value 12V2¢ TO 15¢ GINGHAMS Tae Tye en PERCALES Se YU v0, ei engths to ds in the 10 Dress Ginghams, full 22 en wide le ngths to 15 yards, in stripes nd plaids, at ae yard; value A BUYERS’ SALE SPECIAL << FOR THE LITTLE FOLKS vii 7 $1.25 HIGH CHAIRS FOR \;)\ Wee —5eea—' IN A NICE GOLDEN OAK FINISH be Hal 81.25 Wilhelmina Api ad _——— ALT geonee Kast AND DRAPERIES —Third ps for Te) To ZHEMARCHE = $335] 132 00 ea | MORE TROUBLE ici VON KLEIN PORTIL. AND, Ore ", |SYLVIA WANTS A REAL ARMY LONDON, Sept. 1 DisTRICT ATTORNEY WILL ACT Light BUSINESS I Is TOO GOOD! WAGES FOR Y WOMEN | WORKERS | PC RT ‘LAND, are oO 8A 0 be t the Duke of Manchester, bh nd of Helen Z QUEER rans D0 HAPPEN ha ankegly romises to e the ont Replying to the e aven, observer polt through the malis a dia. ten years ag na year. More d 40,000 quests |i} | rsallle hor 1 4 ae a] Va | w u x | | . a ANAS TE 2 eis ss / ee ——————SS====aBh9aa————— FREDERICK & NELSON Now Have Ready and Offer for Your Approval, Representative New Displays of.... MILLINERY Cloaks Suits Gowns Dresses Blouses Footwear Fabrics and Accessories ....in Styles That Correctly Interpret the Modes for Autumn and Winter Divan-Size Sofa Bed, $38.50 Ideal for the Small Apartment The Heating Stove With a Record The Genuine “Beckwith” Round Oak ie VERY one knows the famous “Round Oak” Heating Stove as the stove that burns any kind of fuel (hard coal, soft coal, coke or wood) with perfect success; as the stove that holds the heat all night and all day, and gives as much heat as you want, when you want it. It is as easily regulated as a lamp. See the new 1913-14 models in our Stove LAREN ¥ ee NR, 2) raeie Section, Third Floor. Have yours bought Cet es iday and set up before cold weather sets in. le : . EK Seattle Home of the following well-known Ranges? Ve 3e ae Great Majestic Range Ohio Range £ Champion Interchangeable Coal and Gas Range ' \s F by ‘Regal Quality Range Direct-Action Gas Range rhird Floor: | | WINDOW SHADES WALL PAPERS . i First Floor ee —— anid a ea5<co72vr40aasg an «ae &