The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 8, 1913, Page 8

OF TOILET 25¢ Sanitol Tooth | Powder | for 13e | | Santeot Fompet | der, 380 | Cream [for the ¢ OCTOBER SALE SPECIALS IN TALCUM POWDER Maerene:, Telcom, Pewdltmman IN RUBBER GOODS Nursery Violet owder—— | Qual! } ay theresa 19¢ | £ fine white Bico Faleum Powder—puy the ho | 5 ° 4711) Violet Taleum Powder— “tn sality eal 10¢ | 15¢ Caroline Violet Tateum Powder— | the regular 100 size, on 5c gale at Napoleon Violet Talcam Pow der— er na 10c | Witita Powder—Viojet, | | Dueh. ‘Tateum Pow der—the SPECIALS in TOILET SOAP Mrs, Winslow's Totlet Soap—the Ie size cakes, this 5c Ladies’ Syringe—w!th tube. Equal to ny wae $2.00 at ® aale for Tite, Ctvédiine Sonp—cegylnt Robber ‘Tybtee—rege ar syringe 10e size cakes are Tc eae al a 5¢ priced at Mme. Yale's Complexion Sow the kind you pay toc tor Oc this sale at c Steara’s Oat: 10c cakes are to .. COMPLEXION powDens Marte Loutse Face fe daintily pe 1 Seap—reeular juced Tc ‘s Tar Shei Wey pay I0e a cake when you may buy them here Thursday 1 he long bare, Reg- priced Cc Tc Dermacure Soap—the regular 10 = _— pene ed 5c Peerless Face Powder—the 26 size has been priced 10c Complexion Powder ate 29¢ 25¢ Face Powder—the rem: | size, at this 10c d's Comtesse Face Powder. gular 80c size, on Ree | Castile Soa ir Be rf this sale wv a as Peroxide Bath So: Stearn’s the kind you shwaye pay Ie for, at . makers. E. P. Reed & Co., Pingree Co., and others Made of patent leather, black suede or gun metal calf, on good style last, with Goodyear welt soles, for pair—and every pair is a $4.00 or $5.00 value. All Sizes in the Several Combined Lines THIS WAY—IF YOU NEED ANY in so many other lines—and by supreme we mean not on broader stocks to select from—more kinds and more of each Here's a Tempting List of Thursday 5; 8!/se HUCK TOWELS 5¢ EACH 200 dozen bleached Cotton Huck luwels. Size 16x35; good weight, strong and serviceable. Have neat red borders. Not more than 1 dozen to &@ customer. 10e TURKISH TOWELS 71/2c EA. Bleached Turkish Towels; size 15x36 Inches. | ‘They're made of strong, absorbent matcrials Reg- | unbleached; ularly selling for 10¢ each—priced Thursday at | material. Priced 7% each. | a yard 10¢ HUCK TOWELS FOR 8¢ EA. | 20eCREAM 300 dozen good of very hemmed dozen to a custo 2,000 yards of There are 400 dozen of these splendid bleached | Just 600 yards of this Cream Terry Cloth, tn Huck Towels. Size 18x36—all white and red | cluded in this lot. Extra heavy dor thread; 18 borders—good wearing quality. Specially priced | inches wide. Not more than 10 yar‘s to each at 8c each. customer. —Lower loor : —ECONOMY IN DOMESTICS— ——————————_—_—_—_—_———— Keep your eye on our daily Bargain Bulletin | With special pri . the Domestic Section. You'll find it : tard 9 itable. Te CALICOS AT 5e A YARD | 2.500 yards Calicos; 25 inches wide; full bolts | and lengths to 10 yards. In all wanted shades and pattern Regularly sells at 7c a yard— Thursday, ¥: be ment. Infante’ birdseye Thursday, re Size 121/2c GINGHAMS 81/2c AYARD | 4,000 yards of splendid Dress Gingham inches wide. Come in plaid and plain sty lengths to 20 yaras. All shades represented. | and tassel fasten: Special, §%c yard. | ing at 39¢ each q 10cPERCALES AT 7!/2c AYARD | INFANTS’ | Infants’ Bath e: 2,500 yards Percales, full yard wide. In medium faieas ¥ shades; lengths to 20 yards. In plaids and many | 1 y es Soft : neat patterns. Worth 10c a yard. Special at Sicachorn Te yard. Aotigee - = | service, Pair, |_|] 25¢ DEVONSHIRE CLOTH AT 19¢ 200 pieces Devonshire Cloth; 32 inches wide Comes in checks and stripes. In light and dark | colors—an excellent material for making wash Infants’ Sith with lace. effects. price In 19¢ ‘Lower Main Floor—Pike St. Side. || — THE ANNUAL SALE OF — BULBS — Bulbs—elther single or double aa priced 40c Spanish Iris—; Ize; # onan indr the ared double pe—we have them at ihe; a hundred s a dozen, Returned A THE BON ERT ———sKCOND AVENEL —S te TheBONMARCHE’S OCTOBER SALE WILL START TOMORROW AND RUN FOR THE NEXT THREE DAYS Take advantage of it—to secure your favorite toilet preparations at reduced prices, You'll have no trouble doing so, for nearly all the standard makes are included in this big affair, Far more than we have room to tell you about here '75¢ Size “Pom- peian’ Cream al 49¢ A Shoe Bargain Vane ar WOMEN’S SMART $4.00 AND $5.00 BUTTON SHOES—WITH GOODYEAR WELT SOLES — at $2.95— High Class Shoes—made by some of America’s foremost $2.95 a For in Towels and Toweling you will find the Bon Marche supreme—just as it is 25¢ TURKISH TOWELS AT 19¢ heavy double Size 22x24 Inches. 81/3e CRASH TOWELING 61/2c 16 inch BY WEEK ATTRACTIONS || cea on Baby Thi | tions, but especially in the Infants’ Wear De; | INFANTS’ 19¢ DIAPERS AT 15¢ specially priced at 15 INFANTS’ 50¢ BATH ROBES 39c | pink or blue assorted designs. | INFANTS’ 29e BONNETS AT 19¢ —Vourth Floor of The fon Marche, ane Will Vind This Store ® Convenient F MARCHE THE SEATTLE STAR ‘SAYS HE WAS HIRED TO KILL ARTICLES 50¢ Size “Canthrox” | | for 29¢ « De- | | © PREPARATIONS FOR THE HAIR ¥ Tonto! brow Mair and nd you alw Delatene—tor removing | supe fiuous hatr, The $1.0 Sage and Sulphur Male Rouge—the § ed at Floor—rike MORE TOWELS | ly lower but for } kind pecials prices, bleached Turkish Towels, made thread material, Neatly Not more than one mer thie half linen Crash Toweling; wide; strong, good wearing for Thursday's selling at 6%c TERRY CLOTH 121/2c In many Diapers, made of gooa Usually sell for 19¢ each. Robes, of fancy flannelette, in Made with cord Priced for Thursday's sell 50c SHOES AT 39¢ Sole Shoes. assorted colors. ll made, 890, ings. Lace style; sizes These Shoes are and will give splendia embroidered and trimmed in the pretty little Dutch renularly and 29¢; special cond Floor, a doren, fey 2.5 to Shop. | months’ tou LOS ANGELES, Oct, 8§—Admisdon by Hurr Harris d alinont instantly by repudiation, that he was hired rder Mr aD Gay, has given the police further material tot or Inve tt foaned to the ert admitting further that he killed Mrs, Malvina Haw kt at Compton, two ye ago, and had attempted other murders by means of pola 4 candy and 8 dyt bomt Under me " 1 that bh an Riven $100 to kill Mra, Ga murder ma merely thre Chief of Police t ar themselves with Harris tc to pee bir empt to wring 1 that Mra. Gay wae his victim rime it cloneted f his depa further STILL AFTER Penney CHIMES, Studenta of th ty of Washington are again entering active | protest against the pre ¢ Hlothen chimes at t ampur fare preparing to ay ci 2 speeches are to be he y th The Kame letter ” 11 af regents ordered © paper suspended for Ite proposed attack or the chime in 1 eo od 1 th ements e further asked to permit ¢ 1, W. We t ak on the cam 4 , Furnt gation day o i te n meeting will be held across the street from the ¢ BARGAIN SALE IN STAMPS. They are Collins bro: eve he was arranged, (Cc terday aftern as a “new ¢ er” for ered the Whe ) worth ata to Ore lone Jensen. 1 y $240, | id they got the stampa from | ia Firet av. 8. Haines HUNTER KILLED IN MOUNTAINS Ralph M c tray ling salesman for the Western Dry of Seat h as ringing belle we wu TOO EARLY FOR a Robert Merchant x back to thelr camp. His nions, who were ahead, heard © discharge of a rifle and when turned back the ing with a wour The body wan t an leaves a wife and their home, 129 The dead m A boy at SEATTLE have sent telegrams to t the war artment f nat Pi at 1 ause 9 , oO early r firing cannon, low out the han 1,006 pounds iaat obntruc holes In of dynamite, SAYS NEW DIGGINGS ARE E RICH Favors have been br tto & Co. tailors, at 211 Ce of Alaska the new discovery are ones who tumbia at —— to o attend to. He says the ! Discovering a burglar yesterday afternoon hur While he was thus en: shot at hi but he ¢ didh't atop. ARE ORDERED TO SHOW CAUSE | The county commiasi are required to show cause strained from county landings o mits unless the Anderso pany out altogether at Kirkland, passed Monday ron § ngton. under a bed d to the od, the burg ping 12 feet from a second-story window to the ground yners, by an or 1 tobe only need supplies or who hay reports of the outlook in the new Shushanna district Seattle by J. H. Irving, of th mn of J. M. Irving rving has Fr ned after a fov prospectors com ut f - Gee w € Picks, 165 Tenth av to notify the police. @ hurried exit by drop Ficks fired a the I important | | FINDS A BURGLAR UNDER BED | | i by J Albertson, they should not be ri ‘0.8 permits for using ing such per ng the com nty ferry operates, was! SEATTLE WOMEN ARE CHOSEN and Mre. Ev Oct. & of the © churches of Washin DAYTON, Wash 25th annual meeting gational whieh Mrs R. 8. Ongood of Seattle was elected began here yesterda president of thé Washing of the Women's society f cific and Mra. H. A. Mel Seattle presi the Home Mins lower jawbone o brush near the Unive: ratty « engineer. It bore the fol that Horace has been offictally throughout the remal teeth. | (Signed) . 1. F The PORTLAND, © committed suicide by ju is under arrest varged by the f nursery company by sending in mission Oct. 8 the body was never recovered, | Kemp. Into custody. er fa At the; thur Talcott of Seattle respective! M ir nl tie a human skeleton was disce nasium wing facet adi der of his natural life Johns Hopkins, SHOULD HAVE STAYED DEAD Two years after he was supposed ping into th ‘Two years ago a man jumped Into the river and drowned witnesses were posit He was recognized in a hotel ett Smith of Seattle ry and tr the first mE BR of the lo treas cht, his # onahip by Lawrence Alle m8 Inscription by me and well Please Rush Medic an p it known ovided for steal the 1912 1911, to have Willamette river, authorities with orders and collecting a com Although nan WAS ay and taken obby here yes e that some fellows over in New York are bragging about putting up the biggest buliding In the world, It makes me smile, for | had 20 years of fun watching old King Khufu build the biggest of those 70 pyramids you can still view in Egypt. It took some 360,000 men all that time to bulld it, but Khufu was after the record. That work was 480 feet high, 764 feet on each of Its base lines, covered 13 acres and contained 90 mil- lion cuble feet of masonry. descendants tor house, in New York “Wife Beaters’ Squad,” Some digging yet before Panama canal is finished. 061 cuble yards to be excavated of brawny Pittsburg policemen, Some of its blocks 1,600 tons. Then, along in 2500 B. C., there was building the temple of Usertesen iil. at the en- trance to the canal he cut from the Nile into Fayoum valley. There are twelve roofed courts of marble joining one another, half above and half below ground and the building con tained 3,000 large apartments. At one end he had a pyramid 290 feet high, without an ele- vator In all the country, at that. welghed There remain Alabama man who Just celebrated his 106th birthday has 318 direct | Tombstone maker wants to ‘buy the granite blocks from the old As-| has been |formed to thrash convicted wife beaters therg i } backgrounds, with single and cluster stripes of white, and blue. | waists, ‘FREDERICK & NELSON Store Opens at 8:30—Closes at 5: BASEMENT SALESROOM Velvet Shapes in Smart Styles Special $1.95 THe call for + WVelvet Hats is one of the notable features of the tumn’s fashions. Au- millinery Thursday, the of Basement Salesroom offers an assortment Velvet Untrimmed Shapes, all good styles, and in a good quality of silk velvet. BLACK BROWN NAVY CARDINAL at an exceptionally low price for Hats of this quality. $1.95 TAUPE Special ment Salesroom. Thursday Specials in Seasonable Dress Goods SPECIAL 22¢ YARD Upward of a thousand yards of desirable Dress Goods in this lot, all 36 inches wide and including plain-color materials in cream, black, navy, cardinal and brown; also a variety of good patterns in 99 <<€ Plaids, Shepherd’s-Checks and Stripes; also 36-inch Silk-and-Cot- ton Ratine. Special, Thursday, 22c yard. Special 35c Yard— aie 58c aha vile, cotto and navy-blue, brown, cardinal and wine color. | at S& the yard , Be ne ya Basement Balesroom 1800 Yards Woo!-Finished Flannel Waisting Special 10c Yard HIS material is made of a soft yet firmly woven thread, possess- ing warmth and durability. May be had in gray and tan lavender It has a wide range of uses, including women’s sacques and night gowns and dresses, children’s blouses and gowns and men’s pajamas. Note the unusual width—32 inches. at 10c yard. Special, Thursday, —Basement Balesroom Women’s Button Boots Special $2.45 ROKEN Women’s | Bingalew Aprons Special 45¢ C lines of Patent, and sale Gun-metal Tan Boots Thursday special on OVERALL in Aprons, Bungalow style, as pictured, made light blue chambray gingham, attractively trimmed with pipings of at this price. | a full | in | but | are includ of There is not range of sizes any one style, all sizes ed in the lot $2.45 | white. Special, 45¢. Snasiat Special, pair. —Basement Salesroom. —Masement Ralearoom | | 2 jd ik ° . | Fancy Curtain Scrims | Laces ‘od Insertions | : Special 25 Yard | Special 3c Yard a: VERY low price for fancy A SPECIAL clearance offering for Scrims, for they are in the desirable Thursday, embracing Torchon, fine etamine quality. Included are satin- | French and German Valenciennes and stripe border effects barred scrim | Cluny Laces up to 2 inches wide. Ex- and all-over satin-striped es, They | ceptional value at 3¢ yard are 40 inches wide, soft-« and finely | —Basement Salesroom. finished, and exceptional value at 25¢ | yard Outing Flannel Gowns Special 68c A S sketched, w comfortable —Nasement Salesroom Women’s Hosiery Special 10c Pair arm, A SPECIAL lot of Women’s Hosiery, Outing Flannel in cotton and lisle qualities, plain | Gowns, in pink and lace-boot effects, in black, white, tan | or light - blue and novelty shades, special, the pair jan d white Pasement Sale | stripes, — trim- | med with fin 1 1 . | ishing braid and Lisle Elastic Webbing | fastening with | large pearl but tons. Special 5c Yard Elastic Webbing, light-blue, ide, | Special, 68¢. ISLE in M-inch wi gray ~nwenont sso! Absorbent Cotton Peroxide, Special 12c Special 18c Pound —Rasement L special tan, navy and Salesroom, 5¢ yard EROXIDE -of . Hydrogen, in one BSORBENT Cotton, in one-pound pound bottles, special, 12¢ bottle hospital rolls, even, clean and sani- Bas ' tary, special, 18¢@ roll .