The Seattle star. [volume], April 11, 1913, Image 12

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The Bon Marche's Splendid Line
ol Men's Business Suits at—
NICE TWEED
MIXTURES IN
STYLISH GRAYS
AND BROWNS,
AND STRIPED
EFFECTS
IS PROVING A WONDERFUL SUCCESS
Many men brddly say that they are quite as good as suits they have been paying
${5.00 and $18.00 for—they certainly arc x ■ d sui'- t r $!.' tlirre <-.tn I"- in two
opkiions about that. The patterns are jn~t al mt the same .is y. it will meet with in
most $15.00 and $18.00 suits, and the tailoring and trimming are exceptional in every
respect. Why not try one and save the d iffcreru c ?
Men's and Boys' Black Bear Brand Union Made Overalls and Coals
Mcn'i Overalls 1 (Ift Mm') CMti ol blickdnlo tIM Mt rtft
Tie, Me .irxt I iUU «J> I .Uu
Men'i Overalls of •~i . i* ftf| Boy»' Overalls. Ito • ITMUI oft Kflf*
9<x- and denltn, *Hh double »<■•»' sad knee wliC
Men's Blue Coat*. fin Beys' Overslls, of M Ct*r>
st Bic and . S> • «UU | i It to It year* UJo
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN CHILDREN'S WEARABLES
We always give special bargains in children's things Saturday, because mother
find that Saturday is the best day to bring the children <!"\\n town without interfer
ing with studies. Here's an extra good list for tomorrow:
CHILDREN'S 39c TLB DRESSES
W3 each 45c
\nd they are charriilnisly mad« In th«
A - ;r . * o.untj mm i style. Ol ■••• *d fine
I hems and pretty percale*, trlmm«d with
Vjj jbtii -. | plain color to mst< h Sl*- -to yearn.
V SiSilgg
\F. 3 GIRLS* GINGHAM WASH DRESSES
A al $1.19
I rPffiilMlll Otrls' dainty new Waiiti Dresses of
I ! ,rf, "' r striped Ktn«hams with plain trim
£'*7 in In «t»; nlso the popular llnene Middy
f T /' — Suit*. Sli< * H to 11 years.
If You Will Take Advantage of the Bon Marche's Grocery
Specials Your Table Expenses Will Reduce Themselves
RitKrr'a I'ranaH llnltrr. t • ■ i* 4 ~j
inda atrlctl) par*, pound .... I l*»
ptentr llama, nlrn IMQ ihouldtn • <
tr* ftn»* iiunllty. 1 0 r
pound It«
% Or«D(M, lllf'i IH
I«m i. ir. »ktnn.d, • 11 r
juicy, (loz'-n lil U
<.lnril»l«« llnlltn, In' I'i■ 11r • I
<In Kin* America, Auk . ■ I *f\ r
mixed, dozen
nip. Bananas, fun' r
18c 25c
viir. %rnn« mi i. or not wtor* i« n »<•? 1.1. ■«* i\«. i,ot«i oi iiviu.um
S'.VlOtf «»!«» .» . I AVINI r, I*l Hft
CKt AMFRY BUTTER
—lb. 34c —
California Crfamf-ry
Mutter, ll>« r<>r II 00;
lb. 34r.
12 PKGS. SEEDS.
— 3c —
Flowrr and Garden
Scrdi, 12 pa r kHK«*n f'»r
SOME DRESSY
ALL WOOL
BLUE SERGE
SUITS WILL
BF FOUND
IN THE LOT
GIRLS' LINENE WASH DRESSES
for $2.75
Olrls - heavy llnene Wash Dresses; col
ora pink, blue or tan. New Norfolk
Style, embroidered with white; fasten
with larKe pearl buttons. Size* 6 to 14
years.
CHILDREN'S DUSTING SETS AT
scl 50c
The set Includes Coverall Aprons with
dainty cap to match, made of very best
quality tclnxhaniß, trimmed with rlek-rack
braid. Cotno In slies <1 to 12 years.
MuTflowrf * nttrr. uniform In r|t«m Mt>
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l»rl M'»nlr I'mrhri or Aprirota. 4 Q .
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—I'ourfH rioitr.
IliC SEATTLE STAR
(THEY DIRECT NATIONAL If
EQUAL Sl I I HAtii: EIGHT
Mis* Altre Pant, chairman of the
eonarmmi itial roninlttN of the Sa
• lonWHfiii-in Mtnp MMKWte ;
Hon. li the Kir I tn the rip and
K'lWtl, Who la amall and de leal*
Hhn cornea from a family of old
Pennsylvania Quaker*
Odp of Miss Paul'n chief lieuten
ant* I* I<l4 Kv i 10-llue Prouty,
daughter of Congr< mmaii Prouty of
l>wa H!.» is pictured txlow MU«
Paul.
' A quailed voter In the slate of
B=
WEARING OF THE GREEN
AT SEATTLE'S DOG SHOW
With Irish terriers as the center'
of attraction laat night. the aer >nd
day of the Seattle Kenn<-I club's
hetirh show proved <<|ual)y as auc
c©*«f<il a* the opening day.
Honors »>f the evening were car
ried away hy ,Mr« Charles T«nnant,
The nationality of the Irl«h cantnea.
waa made known by taateful green'
WHO'I.L BE POSTMASTER?
WASHINGTON, I> C , April 11 —
If anvone know* who * (taint to tie
who when the pi" will he rut In
the *t*te of W.ishlt don. he Isn't
■boutlng the new* from *ny house
top*. I'reddent Wilson left It to
the varlou* department h< ads, and
these bu«y officials have thus fur
been lib I'" to *lve both Kasteru and
Pugrt sound oysters cards and
■pad"* on keeping mum.
HEAR ARGENTINE MESSAGE
NEWPORT. R 1., April 11, — Favored by perfect atmospheric
condition* Saturday la*t, the operator* at the naval radio ttation
here reported that they h»d been able to hear two Argentine Re
public (tatlon* converging with each other. The operator* call
mated the diatance aa belrg between 5.000 and 6.000 mile* from the
Newport *»ation. The office'* *ay that thl* feat will *tand a* a
i record In wlreleaa work.
THEY'V E LEFT OFF THE *17
The man had gazed long at the advertisement In the W. Queen 1
Ann«- car, a puzzled look on his fa<—
The sign contained tho word Flor."
Finally the man said "Ah." In 11 »ort of a Columbus llalboa manner
of dl»rov<-ry
Tho secret wan too Rood to keep, lie turned to the man next to
him.
"Notice," he Hnl<t In an offhand w .ty, "they've spelled tho word,
floor' wrong In that ad
Th" other studied the sign a moment
"Why. you re right," he exclaimed, "they've forgotten the 'B,
haven't they?"
OSTRICH ATTACKS PRIEST
SANTA ANA. April 11 -Victor'
over a huge male oatrlch In a life
and death battle, the Hev. Father
Ht. John O'Bulllvan of the San Juan
Caplatrano mission announced to
day that he will return to photo
craph the bird that nearly 1 aimed
lilh death. Father O'Sulllvan wits
attempting to photograph "Jim Jef
PRINCESS HERE TO BATHE
Tl'l,H\. Okla., April 11. l'rlnreaa Steflna Kaunlti of Vienna. Au»-
Irla, accompanied hy a physician and retinue of servants, haa arrived
In f'laremore. where ahe will apend Bovernl «<ck« tnkltiK radium hiitliH
rlareniore 1•• oj 11.• ;ir«- nnxloua to ahower aoclal nttenlloua iiimui I'rlnceaa
Kaunltr., hut are fearful leat she will conalder I hem obtrualve The
prince** la a member of tho ruling family of Austria and la regarded
aa a court beauty.
AMERICAN MILITANT IS ILL
LONDON, April 11.—Mis* Zelie Emerion, the American suffra
gette. who I* confined In a private ho*pltal, followlnfl a jail *entence
for militant activities, ha* developed appendlcltl*. according to Dr.
Moulin. He think* an Immediate operation I* nece**ary.
AN EARLY-BIRD RULE SOON
WASHINGTON, April 11. Klßht ment. In the ricnr future It Ih roll 1
Instead of !» o'c lock will h« Ih • hour I,l '' "'f"' 1 ""' 1 l "'" ' 1 ahlnet .lis
. . 1 .1 1 • 1 • .< ouaaeo toe propoaad chanc* today
for hetslnnltm-the day « work In the | hf . h ,, llrH ftlt . fr^m
varloiiH of flu govern 14:30.
HAWAII WOULD SECEDE
HONOLULU. April 11.—Be
c*u*e of contention* that she
would be unable to exlat com-
merclally under a free sugar
tariff, Hawaii desires to with
draw from the union and be
i como Independent, according to
Washington," la the way Or. Onra
Smith Kiiitf, formerly i>f Seattle,
hut now u renldent of (hp lu.trlct
■■f Columbia, deacrlboa herself on
her i *rd She la an aid- ' on the
ntaff of M.sa I'au!. and wife of Jud
i*on Kin* secretary of the Na
li'ftul lleferend'im l-ague Mra.
King Is to the left of Mlaa Paul
Pn f Kll*a Hard) l.iiil of New
York *a» formerly dean f wotwa
at the \S eatarn Kc serve university,
< "levi-land
'd"< -stlons which sdoroed their
tectlon of the In nches, In the aft
' moon nil puppl> a and bull terriers
wi-ro Judrc'l To date. 8.000 people
i have al I adml>*lona to the show
T'xta) the Judging Kill continue
It order of the catalogue, with the
exception of the hull terriers To
night the bull terriers will occupy
'the center of the Stage.
1 The latest development has bntl
, the en'lirsomenl given by National
Ooramlteenian Pattlson to the csn
dldacy of Thomas J. Casey for Spat
tip ii"»'nia*'<"r 11«> hadn't been In
the reckoning at all heretofore. The
' candidal' of the pr .gri-mlve wink* i
I for II,! < Jol> In Judge K A MrDon
alii The Harmon-Clark faction In j
I pulling for Kdgar M*ttl#-
I T! federal Judgeship I* up In
Ith® air an much aa Mur.
frie*." the Inrgost o*trlch at tho
Quetu Farm, when he approached
too near an egg the bird wan guard
ing. The oatrlch ruahed at the
prleat. I.mhln K out Willi It !• Ie»;a
I'mther O'Sulllvan saved hla life hy
Kelrlntt one of tho bird h Ick» anil
lielahorlnit ll with a Mlout cudKel
The Mrd waa roped and draKged
aw«y by attendant*
a petition which is being
drawn up here today. An at
torney -A.it employed hy the
business interests to draft thn
petition and it Is expected the
document will be uenerally
•Igned.
FREDERICK. & NELSON
A Millinery Event
Ostrich-Trimmed Hats, $15.00.
YOUR opportunity to select :i becoming model jg (J
fashionable c trich-trimmcd millinery, aiul sricrt it
A ipcci«*'. : v prepared -howing, every item ia
shows unusual worth. There arr fine Hemps Leghond
Milan* ind lluir 1 t.tp' in bla> k, w i«; and < ior», mot
" r V *,
/lonK °it.!'•!• «irnd% caught with knot -, of I rrnch flyweij
The col n the ostrich trimming include oH-bhij
W\\ / t. upr, coque de Roche, green, brown, orange, white, I'tHM
royal-blue - 'i«l urbcau.
Frat iici 'or Saturday .it SMIi.OO.
Women's and Misses'
Cloth Dresses at $5.75
A|,OW price for these #t:ractivc mid serviceable
New Ureses of plain serg-\ wtiipconl and shep
herd Vcheck material, pleasingly <icMt;iic<l with long
or short set-in sleeves, Dutch neck finished with tie,
and crush girdle of plain or Unitarian silk.
Sizes 14. ir» and 18; 36 to 42. Carefully tailored and
appropriate models for walking. business and at-honie
wear exceptional \.ilne at #5.7T».
WOMAN'S AND MISSES' COATS 3f).7r» —
Just fifty of these Coats to be hail at tiiii» low price.
Well-tailored garments of Diagonal an<! Plain Serges,
in belted effect, with plain and fancy silk collars. Col
on-. navy-blue, Copenhagen-blue, tan, brovn and black.
Sues 14, 16 ami 18; 34 and 36. Pricc $*>75.
—-Ba.emcsit Salesroom.
Girls' Hats, $1.75 to $3.50
IFTY different stylet
the little girls, in Milans,
Hemps and Hair I'■ r ;i»■ I ■*, J I '
trimmed in novelty n!>-
bon effect«, SI ."5 to Mm
A new shipment of ll
Women's Trimmed Hata 1 r
features, special values at
House Dresses, Special $1.19
AN EXCEPTIONAL value is feat
—mmm tired in the lioti'c I )r» pictured,
yTfli which is made «>f washable petc.de in
s i lavender or blue and white stripes with
»' v - ' broken dots, trimmed with ].lair, color
/Vi'l* \ V*\ revers, collar, cuffs and pipings. Special
Is*' 7
Percale House Dress in black dotted
I > •{ I pattern on white ground, with blue or
' W I |
I , lavender stripes. Mas panel-back skirt
' j"ined to waist with plain-color pipings
► ll* * ft* and collar and cuffs are ai«o of the plain
I material. Special ?>!»<*.
' kit «< r Bungalow Aprons of blue and
i T white striped gingham, made with kinio
a 1 • h n<"> sleeve*, and turn-back cuffs, neck,
belt and pocket trimmed in white. Spe
ir»<*
1 ' —nu«m«nl Bftiuroom
Garden Specia's
GARDEN HOES SPECIAL lOr
lloes with 7'j-inch blade, solj«l shank and extra qual
ity hardwood handle, special 40c.
STEEL WIRE LAWN RAKES. SPECIAL -
Lawn Rake, 20 inches wide, with two styles of Meel
wire teeth, special 35c.
DIAMOND LAWN MOWERS. SPECIAL 93.50
Strongly-constructed Mowers with 8-inch drive wheels
and four revolving self-sharpening knives of good i|ual
ity steel. A machine that will give good service. Si.\-
teen inch size, special $3.50.
COTTON-COVERED GARDEN HOSE, SPECIAL
f 1.15—
"Fearless" Cotton-covered Hose in 50-foot
lengths, complete with couplings, special $4 45.
RUBBER GARDEN HOSE, SPECIAL SS.OO
"Non-kink" Black Rubber Moulded I-f< »>e, 50-
foot length, complete with couplings, special $8,1 )0.
GRASS SHEARS. SPECIAL
Grass Shears with tempered and polished Steel blades,
-peeial 40e.
GRASS HOOKS, SPECIAL :?Or
Gras> Hooks with blade that holds a sh.vp e Ige, s, e
i I
1 ' ' — lU>us«furni*hlnij* Section.
Recent Neckwea
Arrivals
Standing Collars with
: ttached and soft Crush CA
!ar« of shadow and Chan til®
laccs, $1.25 to $15.00,
Crepe Collars in flat an<
epaulet styles. Jabots, and Col
lar<- with jabots attached, $I.oo'
to $15.00.
l'lat Collars with jaf>ots,
! atiste, *nado\v lacc, Chantilly,
Arabian, Bohemian and Clua;
lace*, $1.00 to $12.50, ►
Dress Guimpet in plain nrt?
and lafs, white and ecru cola
if 1.00 to $20.00.
—First FiOflt
Veils and
Veilings
Shetland Veiling in P'e*^
infr >maii patterns, in \\bit;
cream, Paris, flesh color, rcf--
pic, Nell-ros*, new-blue, coq
de Roche and taupe, "ic I
?2.50 yn-d.
Automobile Veils of wd
able chiffon in new shad(
SI 75 tj $5.00.
Vanity Ved* with one
«i! design, in white, taui
navy, flesh color and bin
$1.75. ,
—Fim Tim.
Marabou (
Accessories
Marabou accc?o(
extra quality, in black. 1
natural color and cvcnis ; <
shades, including: '11 |
Marabou Stoics in Mack u )
natural color. 2'-.< yds. lonfcul i
five strands wide, $10.00;* ]
■■: .."•!> w i !c. $1 2 50; r '
strands wide, $2000. f ,
Marabou Muffs in Mack ai
natural color, $12.50. jB
—Klr»t IloW 1
Ribbons in
Wide Variety
Fancy Brocade and Sat®
stripe Ribbons for miliinef?
and fatic\ work, in maize, h|
liotii M.', sky-blue, ruse W
other Ik >s, 4 irclics
.vc yard, 7 incho wide, *
yard.
Moire and plain Taffeta Rib
bons, in pink. nav?
brown, king's blue, An:ericM
beauty, white and black, s{*
cial 25c yard.
Washable Ribbons
lingerie in dainty rosebud, to
gct-nv.' not, .low-drop.
knot ;>nd plain weaves, in wil
variety, f>c to 40c yard.
Flr»t no*
Ladies' Home Journal
Patterns
Easy to Use
Economical
Giv* Satisfactory Result* ,