The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 27, 1913, Page 10

| H / | ' Tuesday — Another Big These Useful Every Day Articles Worth Up to 10c {Each For Just Se Sewing Sitk—i00 yards to the ay ch Diack and staple colors. For 1ee Cotton Ta tape. fe Machi machine ofl, for fe Pin Cubes—large size, All colors. Ieee Requa Perfumed = Lroneee-aunes and de for Tuesday to °, at Jest — A SALE OF BOYS’ SUITS THE SEATTLE At Which You Can Save $1.00 to $2.00 On a Good Suit of Boys’ For the Bon Marche Made a Special Purchase of 450 Boys’ $6.50, $7.00 and $7.50 Suits At So Low a Figure That it Can Say— For Any One of a You May Chove $50 of These Suits Are Equipped With Extra Pair of Pants All Sizes In the Lot for Boys 6 to 17 Years of Age It was the end of this clothing maker's season—al though it is y the begir nd } anxious to get of all his his Spring lines, that he cession to take all his m f That is why we have 450 e was so start on arefully tailored suits—tn all wool chevi dark mixed sulting are well made, tans, greys an in browns. styles Most of them have two pal of knickerbocker pants, f Clothes —If You Choose ey “ and fancy t lain doub » knich Bon Marche Linen Prices Are Lower Than Any Others $1.00 LINEN DAMASK 73c We have New importation of Damask—all pure linen, | | dave E 70 inches wide; heavy quality, satin fl hat (pircalphncime alt Debs af al patterns and pretty borders. Goods of splem | of crash that w id quality. Spectally priced, the $1.00 goods | 12%c quality, pr a yard at 730 a yard $2.25 DAMASK NAPKINS $1.59 | 12,1-2¢ HUCK TO Pure Linen Damask Napkins; size med. Have neat red line they are good weight and have fast selvedge. | ' serviceable. There Have handsome, smooth finish. Shown in very | Ot, At thls reduced. pf pretty, neat floral patterns. The regular Tuesday, 9 each damask napkins, Tuesday at $1.59 a dozen YOUR CHOICE These Well YOUR CHOICE OF ANY OF Best qratty. Enel! 10 yards to plece, ne O1—T wo- eae eet twilled re fone quality 4c size cakes to—Mate 4 * Kington 00 to eube riced Upper Mata Floor umes the water Nail Shine {ee Common Lamp Chimmeye—Keduced Priced Tuew 1 dos. Molding Pictare Hooks—W'!'! er rueets re Tuesday's selling i, Package Orangewood Toothpicke— Are reduced to fuat, ea Tuesday's prt —Lower Ma 12 1-2 DRESS GING Dress Ginghame effects “Tolle Du Nord,” brands to choose from 6 1-2c CHALLIES, 5¢ A YARD Printed Challies, 24 inches in width; full bolts and perfect goods. Shown in handsome Persian and oriental patterns in a variety of good shades ‘There are 6,000 yards included in the lot. Reg ular 6%c material, Tuesday at bc a yard 10¢ OUTING FLANNEL 7 1-2c YARD 4,500 yards of Outing Flannel in lengths to Crepe Plisse, 30 20 yards. Full yard in width—shown in neat and figured designs. € stripes, blues and pinks. Good weight, double | In lengths to 20 yards fleeced material. Not over 12 yards to each | day's selling, the regular this low price of 7%c a yard. yard Lower Main Fioo $4.50 FINE IRISH LACE CURTAINS AT -$2.95 Pr.- WOMEN’S $1.25 GLOVES, and are size 44 Inches by three yards. We have many exquisite designs from which you may take your selection—shown In both white and Arabian colors A wonderful value, indeed. Reg ule. £450 curtains at just $2.95 a pair Tuesday —Third Floor Marche. dressed kid gloves in sh: tan, brown, ¢ white 7%. Have oversewn sei perfect goods of The Bon Marche. Tomatoes 8c Can Madrona brand large size cans Limit 6 to each. No. 2% size cans. BON MARCHE GROCERY STORE ‘eaberry mixture of Bird Seed—Splendid canary, hemp and rape with piece J), p a of cuttle bone eaen Bie and Kipe Olives — 20-08 ext fancy 1 e nize, de Pure Cocon—Mayflower brand Yo, olives ot one of the purest and bent. 1th. | for cai cans, B2%e5 Kodiqus © Oliver —No. dk cans, | blend er Ger’... 11 | nite "Boni Brand. dood Vic a pound Cocoanut—Fresh cut, pure and emo. 18 a by sweet. Priced, 22:c lia atuffer a pound 2 TH BON UNION STREET——SECOND AVENU —PIKE #TRERT Hleached Huck Towels —Lower Main Floor of The Bon Marche. “Penny-Saving Sale” OF ANY OF Known Lines Worth Up | to 25c Each All Day To- morrow at Each | gc c c Hatr Tonto—l'rev ay, a bottle 27 inches In width checks, stripes and plaids “a. F. ©.” Specially PRICED, -19¢ Pr.- one and some Real Irish Point Hané Maghee There are 1,000 pairs Lace Curtains; they are mount : men's Gloves in this lot ed on fine imported bobbinet pe two-clasp styles They black and and come In sizes 6% to there are all good sizes to choose from, too. —Lower Main Floor of The Bon 12 1-2¢ CRASH TOWELLING 9¢ YARD f this All Li fs 17 Inches tn avy thread. T? did wear, Re paday’s selling at 9% ard WELS 9¢ EACH are size 19x38—hem bo: are oe we cn purchaser of real hair Fie med—made stae bunch Package 3 for. patishitng c ‘oo Pre teeth « CGombe—On sale Tuesday C at, each . at 100 Soated with fine quality 7 Bhe face powder “ee for Tuesday « c 10e Al ce p—The laree Ie Almond Meal—Perfumed—for cakes, each ... : . the toflet and bath. Tuesday at t Upper Main Floor. —Upper Mate Floor 4 Tuesd Trine shopping Bage—Strong and oy aaenpaayempibepepedeas dorebie. Priced « seceesies sa ¢ Heavy Dust Puneet oasess sbeebs c Clothestine— —Lower Mate Floor. No Telephone Orders Will Be demaid For These Specials ALWAYS BUY YOUR DOMESTICS AT THE BON MARCHE HAMS, 8 1-2 YD. in plain The famous and other well known In lengths to 20 yards. All good shades are included tn the lot 25e CREPE PLISSE 15¢ YARD hes in width in floral od pattorne and shades priced for Tues 25c material at I5e a | | | | | | r of The Bon Marche. of Wo y are ades of ams — Macaront or Sj hettl; full pou packages Te noth Queen Olives—No 16 Extra large Cottee—Ap ie roat pole Hutter . Garden bran i SHE| | an investment of app | C. buildings In the West | | mitted to the people | of dog biscuits for Sulzer's dog. | press confidence in the outcome. of Alabama will campaign for Bird, STAR FREDERICK & NELSON |! Store Opens at 8:30—Closes at 5:30 Special Display and Selling of “Nu-Cut”. Glassware at Two Very Attractive Prices U-CUT” Glassware is pressed glassware moulded into signs that have proved extremely popular in genuine cut glass, and these designs are so sharply defined and the glass used is so clear, that “Nu-Cut” is much more desirable and_ practical than ordinary pressed ware. Tuesday, on the First Floor, we feature very interesting values in “Nu-Cut” Glassware, as follows: AT | AT 50e— | al as tment consisting of A i c M Dishes ar Plates, Sugars | jarge ooted } ¢ Vases, Fruit Dishes, Cel Pitchers , Chop Dishes, Nap- er ala and Cake | pies and Salad Bowls Plates —First Floor. A Special Hodeu Selling at 25c Pair HE Sami interesting lot of Women’s Stockings, in many ({] desirable qualities, including: COULD BLOW UF BIG CANAL WASHINGTON, Oct. 2 at fall proved the ut the Par was len A secret test Jast worthless Hosiery Section (First Floor) places on sale Tuesday an various styles and Jf ince the test Inst fall, a nent offic Jud! t Wilson, will attend man , ae es : " “ naar ; : ook eae a eeabancated wages : il] Women's Black Lisle Stockings with Women's Tan Lisle Stockings. was admitted that the entire fortifications of the ¢ and locks colored hairline stripe at top Women's White Lisle Stockiane. con netructed after the maneuvers | ll off Guantanamo, BPven : rtars guarding Christobal, the Atlantic approach to the cana Women's Lavender-top Lisle Stock- Women's Plain Black Lisle Stock- hrown five miles further outside the breakwater beans g ted t | ings » texts last fall, it was ad ay, showed that an enem: could draw a perfect map of the locks and fortifications from fire con-| trol towers even at night. It aleo was proved that an approaching en-| 4 have destroyed the canal with case | maneuvers will consist of day and night attacks, as the recon-| struction of the fortifications was undertaken with the chief idea of preventing a successful night attack BIG TIME AT THE OPENING Untrimmed Hats in Popular Effects Special $2.95 the forma! o; ning f the new Knights of Columbus club house, Har vara and Union, Sunday, November 9 Tho new structure, representing A N interesting lot of Untrimmed Shapes in long-nap and clipped — ers and Velours, to sell Tuesday at an exceptionally low tops and feet. Exceptionally low-priced at 25¢ pair. —First Floor. All have reinforced emy cot tely $100,000, Is one of the handsomest K. of The building will be thrown open to public inspection from 1 to 3 p. m, after which the ceremonies, in charge of State Deputy John D. | Carmody, of Seattle, will be held. The muerte will be furnished by orchestra on all three foors. | ‘A dance will be given in the evening, at which Mra. Elizabeth B. | Foss, who donated the site of the building, will be the guest of honor OPEN FORUM IN BUSY SESSION |" n at City Hall park Sunday afternoon, aft passed resolutions protesting against the pro- Seattle & Renton railway at a price if the deal cannot be closed at at a higher price be sub There is a good range of becoming shapes to choose from, in Black Tan Blue Purple dlacussion by the city of the $800,000, and suggesting, that the question of its purchas Brown Taupe Garnet Green Resolutions were also passed, requesting Gov. Lister to remove the ; 3 Special $2.95 present board of regent state university, and congratulating a Bishop Spalding of Utah on reas before the Episcopal convention | —‘apbment meleueal ‘ justice and a pro | Wo or a aspirite posed pu higher tha thia figure. and in New York, advocating brotherly love and social sreasive policy for the church. 1s be gcgtie UP IN NEW YORK NEW YORK New York's municipal campaign, which wi | ct week from t rg ge egy into it x up and spr t by John A. Hen and now execu was appointed by cess to all state os a run up to Al and comes back to New The “Aurora” Wood Heater HE. sketch shows the well-made rrow, } vari nessy r of the state, to which position he ficial pos r mater new “Aurora”—a practical Hot-blast Heating Stove, attractive in design and efficient in every ments, and conducts an York with and always tt On th ther hand, Tammany appointees at Albany aro busy Isting! various {tems of expenditure during Sulzer’s administration, Among these itema {t has been discovered that the state pald for 85 cents’ worth In this connection, Sulzer has wired to ntroller if a bill for the biscuits fs sent him, he will mati} way. It is made for use with wood fuel only, and is provided with large swinging top and large side feed door. The front panel is removable, BIG ONES IN MASSACHUSETTS geteie ep bagere the state ¢ a check ice National campaigners of the three parties—dem. ibiican—are flocking to Massachusetts to With s in the campaign, BOSTON, Oct. 2 progressly ocratic Home of the Genuine Beckwith | Retod Oak Heating Stove which will conclude with Gov. Walsh, the democratic candidate for governor; Gov.| ining aa an independent to succeed himself; Charles Sumner progressive, and A. P. Gardner, the republican candidate, all ex-| »k Gov. Hiram Johnson of California, and Oscar Underwood the progressive candidate, and enators Cummings of Iowa and Rorah of Idaho will take the stump ie | Congrensman Gardner, republican candidate, This wi BEILIS PROSECUTION ON RESTING| KIEV, Oct. 27.—Tho prosecution ha rested Its case against Me id del Bellis, the Jew accused of a "r mal murder," ther was the keen The “Wanda” For Coal and Wood Heater curiosity today as to what the defense's firat move will be | The St. Petersburg government has been determined to convict. | ersons who know Russia thought tt likely that a ve of guilty | returne HE WANDA HEATER is made by the Bridge- \ ussian 1 pe not published the details of the trial f preicuemiapas rs in a such form as they appeared in the foreign press, Sev. Jeach Stov p any, @ shows ° ri Poth eh kak ea rage Ab lg (pcan rst Beaeh Stove Company, and shows the superior pressed In its attempts to control ernment has been embarrasee It reallzed that the world’s opinion made ft necessary to allow rea sonable publicity, but officialdom naturally has squirmed at the picture | | the foreign correspondents have painted of Russian court methods design, workmanship and quality characteristic of the accounts of the case sent abroad, the gov promptly sup. products of that well-known firm, A handsome air-tight Heatér, blued body with cast top and THINK BASTIAN IS BOASTING | SAN FRANCISCO, Oct Investigation of the confession of Wm. || |Rastian, San Francis $200,000 burglar, y night by Miss | bottom and heavy steel Heavy inside fire lining grate for wood an@ caught Fri duplex Jennie Debrunner ret tial pet bulldog, was started te by the police. Since his confession, the police say, Bastian has become boastful, and they do not belleve he is guilty of all the burglaries in his long list Mise Josephine Bastian, the prisoner's 17-year-old sister, in a cell in the elty prison today, although the freedom “My brother ts the best man in the world,” she sald, “and I want | to be near him. 1 have faith in his honesty, and I am going to stay in Jail as long as be is kept in a cq” ~ | ° and coal close-fitting shaker door, which permits remained shaking grate without opening ash door, police offered her her | ‘ ; Two sizes, at $22.50 and $25.00.