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FOR TOMORROW-MANY NEW BARGAINS ARE ADDED TO The Bon Marchess Semi-Annual —Sale of Toilef Articles— SOt Milkweed (run for 29c For Tuesday, the !>Oc alza of Milkweed Cream 29c. IN TOILET SOAPS \ telei lilyferlae the lOr «ake« for Cm thla wale %J %* H Irk'a Medleated Tar «oap. for shampoo inc. the 100 »akea at Uw ktearaa' lloae i.lyeerlae *««n|», the 10c cake a. C/• w I# Wtlllnma" »h«»t»i «tleha. the Il»c alae for 4Qe thl# aale 191# \%114 Hone («l*reHae *oap, '' oakM toi C p thle "*aie -ake Uw Mr* \%laaloan*a Toilet the lOr caket for C thla aale at lit Mote > ale*a t empletloa %..«»». the :■ alae. for 1/)« (hi! M> I Ut (.lent tilyeerlae "oap. a h*r*e sr* 5 c IN TALCUM POWDERS 4711 Violet Taleum Pawner, the lie alae. 4Aa till Mill I Ul# t arollae Violet Taleaai l'»w 4ft, tha 10c alae. for Cat thla aale ill# Napaleoa Violet Taleum 4er. the lie alae 4 Aa thla aale I U t Bakenek (orylopala Talmw Po«a#r. 1 C« on aale at I ill# Duehen* Taleum l*o%a»ler. the pound rani 4 A * thla Mil lUt Krwln'a Arkalaa Taleum Pow ««er. OCa •ale at ftyv llllama' Talcum Poeder, all tir 15c MORE ECONOMIES AT THE JUNE SALE OF EMBROIDERIES FOR SKIRT DAY—AT THE JUNE SALE OF UNDERMUSUNS Me LONG warn SKIRTS FOR 29c ea. An opportunity to get long White Skirt* worth 40c for only !9c, Tx."»lar Made of good quality aoft flnuh cam brie with d«*p (lonnc* of embroidery. $1.50 LONG WRITE SKIRTS AT 95c eg. Dainty lons White Sklrta. mad* of •oft cambric or tnuilin. trim mod with lac* or fin* embroidery flounc* In the new flat atyle. priced at 05c. OTHER JUNE SALE UNDER MUSLIN BARGAINS ARE N«w Seco Silk Combination, In blue, pink and white, trtmmed with dainty lace, ribbon drawn through ftft embroidery beading Priced # I «WU Dainty New Nalnaook Qowna, hand embroidered In pretty acroll and bow knot, daintily edged with QO laoe. Priced 4 ••«<» JUST FOR TUESDAY On Ml* All Day at Th**a Prlc**. 121-lc PRINTED MADRAS 7 l-2c Printed Madra*. 32 lnche* wide, In mill end*. length* to S **' h woven figures and *trlpe«. 2.000 yard* In all. at a yard 8c APRON GINGHAMS 5c A YARD length* to 20 yard* In Apron Olng ham* 27 lnche* wide, moatly in neat bhie check* 3.000 yard*, worth Bc. to go at 5c a yard, on Ttieaday. 10c PRINTED LAWNS 712 c YD. BO piece* of Printed Lawn*. 27 lncbea wide. In floral .pray*. atrlpea and dot dealgn*. All abade* to chooae from, fine and aheer. T*c a yard 25c DRESS VOILES AT 12 l-2c Draaa Voile*. 3« Inrbe* wide. In length* to 7 yarda. 2.000 yarda In the lot worth 25c. fine and aheeT and will a«U at 12HC a yard. Tuesday —BlMfnfin. We're Seattle Agents for the Popular "Swim • Easy" Bathing Sails tor Women and Misses—There Are None Better "BARGAIN TUESDAY" IN SEATTLE'S BEST GROCERY STORE MEANS LESSENED HOUSEHOLD EXPENSES FOR YOU CalKomla Oil*# oil, gjti bottle". 480. U. 39 £ T.w» T.lk rider \ I«r«* -It- r.«ul» r 1 OiC ISc Kf 111 '" hottl# I I'M mik »•«««•• w ""'t , Jr. r tT? *U«. th. very be.t. utrl.lly Cttto lsc Red XTK ul.r 1 nr. *r«<ie, for 1 fir T\i*n4a.y. r **"» iwv Bird «eed. a K<>orl canmry, hemp «nd rape. with a p|«r« of cuttlo bone In *ach *r ka » # lie SPECIALS IN CANNED FIIJITS Cmmmrd rimmtm. Imrgr »l»«. No. JV4 will flll»d with <c'>o<l quality California En pium«. Or ran .... • * ™" < ■■■*4 Plbmmlm. !*r*« all* N/r cam. thick HMM In *•.'"! Qll* ■ yrup. <JWi fcwV Canned Prmr*. apWnlM quality Cali fornia Bartlett. In 1C« ■ yrup. can •• • • • ■ wy Whit* Cte#rrle«. larir* »17.« No. cane, wall fill**!. ICf can ■ ** C,'h errj Knadur I Or, mi t tie Potinf nln l«morr<»«—lf'« dfllHoui, L'NIO* ITRBKT ftfQCOND AVRXI.'R PIKK RTHERT o ?Sr Pompfim Iream for 49c 49c for tha 75c tlie of Pomptlan Mat tagt Crtam. TOILET CREAMS Trl«I IVntiMr « reawa. ureaae Imn the 2f"' alae. J Q/» I w v Mine Ulr'a % lin«r4 Hlooanm l r.Nin, OQ r on a *ie at I9V Melbn fur# « ream aud *hlu on CO a 11 JwU 4 rrwr Klraya, the 60 alt# prl ■ «t for thli 44m • n l*» UWl# Mine. % ale'a lluat t rem*. the | «ta«- for QQ|» w3M ! »!»«>«'• I r«|i«ul I renin. the 10/* Ifi Meam*' Kreehle I'aate. r* ni'Mc* fr»'«kle« 50c 4C « alae At ivt FOR THE TEETH Itenline PtTOtUk Twit h Paat»i tMe ataa for 4 C« MM I %Jl# aaoltol I'notk Pawner, th •• for tills 11c ItMfctfoam. fi»r ike teeth, makes tha teeth whit* the 4C e Iftc alae prlred I Ml# l*r. (iratM, Tmifli l*«»%»ter, Ihe ||C atae for 4 A I u o l»r H>le*» Tualk I'owiler. •' « 4 C m till® aale I V v t oliale'a Hlbk«ta Denial I ream. tl<e alae A on aale at ft Ul# • apoaaee«iM« Tooth I'oajer. a 4 A* this aale lUv aanttol Tooth Paata, the ;',c ■ tie price.) for thla 44* aale at I I G Ik EMBROIDERIES AT 59c Sheer Swlae and Nalnaook Embroidery Flouncing*. 27 Inchea wide. worth <59c to 75c a yard On aale Tuesday at 60c a yard. FliU f ro«ier. PAY on LIGHT AND WATER BILLS AT THE BON MARCHE A of* fir* Imt par — l« lorated "■ til* third floor. 18 Lbs. oi Cane Sugar for 89c When ordered with $1.00 worth of other groceries, not Inculdlng flour or sugar—better take advant age of theee Bon Marche eugar tales —for canning time I* near at hand. Not over 18 ponprt* to »ach. Pound Package Seeded Raisins -7c- Nfif rrof, frMblr i»ed#d, f«rfl If « I qnnlltr rihlna. Absorbent Cotton l!)c pkq. The regular 250 1- pound roll* for 19c, Tuttday. Mis* II I ANIOI s Tootk Hruakea. with fine quality brf«- tl*a excellent 4Ca \ alue at 1%l V Perot I«t e of Vl>4ro|ea. the pound hot t !«•« for thla 4 Caa ■ ale at I V V Collet t hamola, \m aoft. the C a ! kln 1 thla aale tfV llaikntweei, for the hath, t a|»e. for thle 4 Caa an le at I JV Nail ao4 Maud Nmakea, fine quality \ riot Ua on C#* aal* at ftVW — Mala floor. Pike at. aide. tUS EMMOIDEIIES ISc Juat 95c a yard for Bh*«v S»ln* and Nalnvook Kmbrnld cry flouminga. 27 and 46 Inchre *lde. In ahadow, eyelet and floral dealgna. —Main Floor. LONG WRITE MUSLIN SKIRTS 51.45 ea. Ixmg White Sklrta of mualln or naln aook. with deep flounce of embroidery or fine lawn. trimmed with ae*era' rowa of Val lace with ribbon through blading 1 $3.00 LONG WRITE SKIRTS AT $1.98 ea. —— Juat SI 00 earh for long White Sklrta, with topa of fine mualla. some with II- Inrh flounces of lace and ribbon through beading at top, or embroidery flounce* —Second Floor. m ADDITION TO THE SKIRTS THESE TUESDAY SPECIALS Empire Style Qowna, of dainty mate rial, with yoke and alee*ea of Val lare, finished With W ide f 4 QQ ■Ilk ribbon, at # I JO Slipover Nalnaook Gown*. daintily edg ed with lace or trimmed with a apray of hand embroidery, 75c For TUESDAY MORNING From •to 11 A. M. No Phono Order*. 20c SATEEN REMNANTS >c YD. Klegant heavy flateen*. all rolora and black. In length* from 1 to X yard* 2,000 yard*. 36 Inch** wide, on *aln till 11 a. m at 9c a yard —Main Floor. SI.OO BUCK KID GLOVES AT 50c Women'* Black Kid (Hove*, in *mall ■lzea only, and 6 |l 00 value, on *ale fr«>m 9 to 11 a. m Tu>*day at 60c a pair —Main Floor. 10c PRINTED MADRAS 5c YARD Printed Madra*. nice for bungalow curtain* for Rummer u»e; 10c value. In factory length*, on *ale from 9 to 11 a. m at 5c a yard. —Third Floor. «c CALICOES AND CHALLIES 4c 2.000 yard* of ('hallle* and Callroea In mill and* and full bolt*; 6c value. 24 Inches wide. In light and dark pattern*, till 11 a. m , 4c a yard —liMmint. JMIr. » aplendM quality. an»- rlally prir-wrt for Q_ Tuxaday »t 9 C Mn. r.'i Via I'.iilrtloa. lara« ri,n». ?i%r small 11) l. runs. Tur.flay I CaG f •Hl* Hynip, sn ahao lutfly t>nr» rnnn anil m*pl«, on* of tha vary h»a( nA. mm 12 C California toll »hrll H'tlanli, lar»r al*». lataat OC» crop, pound &9C Apricot Ma rah ma I lowa, ilalle l"ua frrah Marahmallnwa rtlopad In apricot i Julra. ran IUC Specials In Canned Vegetables •Imppr Horn# No. I tlx* ran*, well fllle'l. t#n*l*r P»n» feffiilnr Mr f.r- 14c ftltver «hIH« To. matnfi, Urf» »lr*» Ho SH cons, solid ?:?. 11c THE SEATTLE STAR Witch Hazel Soap 7c cake Munyon'a popular Witch Haiti Soap— tht 15c cakea for 7c. f'kallaaar r»aa, w»n rniad with *oo«l quality pen,, Nn. I alts <a rana at . . | ||Q California tlrrrm I'rvM *'»araaua. airs 1 '•ana, regular JOr Sr # : 25c —r««Ka rioor. 1,000 MEN WANT TO HIKE ! ACROSS U. S. WITH HER NEW YORK. Juna I.—Mini (lladya Mason. vegetarian •ml pe deatrlan. la embarraaaed. Hhe asked for on* man. and got 1,000 And atlll they're rowing Mlaa Mason ta the N»w York girl •ho announced recently that she waa going to tafcr a little stroll from her home. at >14 tt *sth at., lo Han Krsui" laeo Alan that »h* wanted lo hlra a guard and man n»r an athletic yofcng man who liked walking and didn't mind a Jaunt Ilk* thai And she com plained that ah* hadn't been able to find one It para to advertlae Aa anon aa Mlaa Mason's complaint broke Into print, application! for the Job be can to pour In at the rata of too or morw a dar SERVIAN AND BULGARIAN WAR DOGS STILL SNAPPING l/>NfX»N. June f—More war In the Balkans waa aeml officially ad mlded lo be a aerloua poaalblllty here today when the peace confer ence adjourned after a final »ea •lon of three and a half hour*. Hervta did not participate. The Balkan delegates will not meet again unleaa the Powers TRICKED WIFE COMES TO PORTLAND TO GET EVEN PORTLAND. Juno 9— Mlaal Kthel Nivcomb*, «ho caused the arrest of K von Klein In Chicago •evpral month* ago on a charge of having married her In Han FYan- rl*<o 1 * month* ago. after* ard bringing her to Portland, where ahe illngc* h4 took Jewels valued at f.1.32!> and then de*erted her. t* here today to prnstK-uM the charge* NEW YORKERS INSULTING, SAYS SOCIETY ACTRESS NKW YOUK June 9—"No at tractive woman ran paa* through any public place In Nsw York with out being lnaulted" Mlaa Evelyn Provoat. a coualn of Mra. John Ja cob Aator, who atartled Hrooklyn society a few montha ago by her determination to leave aoclety and earn her own living on the atage. made thl* atatement today "A well-dre*aed woman who ride* In a afreet car. although *he may steadily Icok at the advertise m«>nta or down to the floor. I* pain fully conacloua of the Impudent anit unflinching atare of moat of the men within *lght. I have nc 'julred the habit of riming my eye* when In the It'bway at the rlak of having people think that I auffer from the sleeping ■!< knraa Hut THENfffNOW n ra.l ey' Ttm* waa when I put on my Kind raja each nlgtit And w'aa off to a dance with the ftayeat delight; When I never ramp home aave to eat and to aleep And Joy wan a goblet from which I drank deep; When life wan a lyric and Hive was a sonic, And I wanted to laugh and to mix with tln> throng. But now —aa the year* all too HWlftly advance— My allppera and pipe 1 prefer to a dance! Time wan when I rapered with unwearied feet; When motion and melody made life a treat. Hut now I have corn* and my breathing la ahort. And going out evening* has ceaaed to tx» aport. The white light* may beckon, the mualc may call, Hut somehow they cannot enchant mo at all. I can't keep the pace, and my humble dealre li my ■Uppers and pipe and a place by the fire! Oh, the heart may he young. but the llmba will (trow old, And the blood In Ita coursing growa ever more cold. And the Joint* become creaky and thinner the hair And you find that a seat In your I>lk easy chair la far more enticing than ball rooma; In tooth- You'll know hy theae present* you've flnlahcd with youth, lt'a uaele** to bluff no, there Isn't a chaste, When allppera and pipe you prefer to a Uuucm' She saya now she may leave New York earllnr than she espect *d. Jnat to avoid th* rush It'a rolng to be a strictly v*ge tarlari trip Mlaa Mason won't oat meat or drink coffe* or tea. and will do her dally 2f> or 30 miles on two meala. "People eat too much." she *ay» And h*r trip la largely In the nature of mtaalonary work Hh* wanta to show what ran be don* by a woman who doesn't uae up all of her energy Just dlgeattng ftmd Hh* eata frulta. v***tablea ajid nuta. hut doean't bellev* In raw food egcept for people who ltve a very primitive life Mlaa Maaon will be accompanied by • maid, aa well aa her manager Hut ah* won't Inalat on the maid i walking all the way. force a renewal of the negotiations All the envoys agree that many Im portant points growing out of th* Tnrklah atmggl* remain uns*ttled. and. while It 1* not admitted open- , ly. there la now little doubt that the chance* of Servl* and Bulgaria reporting to the arbl'rament of i i war are more than grave 1 Ml** Newcombe I* emphatic In ' her declaration that von Klein I* th«> man wanted, although he de nle* the Identification She declare* they were married In Han FranHaco In September. IS>ll. by He* Mil. Von Klein 1* In Portland, await- Inn preliminary hearing, h.ivlng been eitradlted after a prolonged | legal battle. you can't help hearing the Inderent und daring remarka paa*ed around you. The majority of men In pub lic ar» not capable of Judging the class of woman they see. They have no respect for any woman whatao^rer." WOMAN, VICTIM OF ARMED MANIAC fir I'r** I Wlr« K A I.AM A ZOO, Mich. June 9 — Sheriff Chapman and posse* are scouring the wood* near here today for a maniac, armed to the teeth, who brutally assaulted Mr*. Cyru* 1/evy late Saturday night, after wounding her huahand and attempt ing to kill four other* Mra I<evy la In a critical condition. FREDERICK & NELSON Service for Summer Campers Our Mail Order Service makes every item in thia-Htore s great home-furnishing stocks available for you at short notice throughout the camping season. Mail, telephone or telegraph orders for furnishings of any description will be filled without delay and shipped I romptly. We pay transportation charges on purchases amount ing to $5.00 and over, to any railroad station or boat land ing in the State of Washington. Address "Mail Order Department, Frederick ft Nelaon, Seattle. The Showing of Summer Furniture Provides a wide selection of pattern* for porch and indoor use, in pieces that are at tractively designed and strongly built, and will ensure yon additional enjoyment and com fort through the months of warm weather. In this showing you will find: BARN'F.C.AT C'F.DAR, delightfully rustic in appearance, built of the bark-cov ered, sweet-smelling cedar, with wearing parts smoothed and polished. WILLOW AND REED FURNITURE in new patterns, eually well adapted for indoor and porch use. OLD HICKORY FURNITURE, built of natural bark-covered hickory saplings. ORIENTAL SEA-GRASS FURNITURE in the cool, natural green finish; very popular for its attractive appearance and comfort. A SPECIAL VAUE FOR TUESDAY is offered in a comfortable Sea-Grass Rocker of a popular pattern, unusually low-priced, at $3.95. Wire Grass Rugs for Porch or Indoor Use THF.SE Rugs arc closely woven, smooth and durable. Thev lie perfectly flat, and will not curl up at edge* or corners. May he had in the plain greens and browns, also combination colorings. Sizes 27*54, .Vix72, 4-6x7-6, 6x9, Bxlo, and 9x12. Prices, $1.25, $1.50. $3 00, $5.00, $7.50 and $10.00. —aecond n»or The Jane Sale of White Goods This Sale quotes very attractive prices on staple weaves of wash fabrics now in seasonable demand, as well as on novelty weave* of various desirable sorts, including imported White Voiles, Crepes and Plain and Bordered Ratines. Linen-finished Suiting, a closely woven cotton material for tailored waists and dresses, 36 inches wide, special 15c yard. White or Cream Mer cerized Poplin, 27 inches wide, fine texture, lus trous finish, special 19c yard. Long Cloths in stand ard qualities. special $125, $1.65. $1.85 and $2.10 the piece of 12 vards. GRANITE DISH PANS. SPECIAL 40c Granite Dish Pan of heavy seamless prav enamel; ten-quart capacity. STANDARD FOOD CHOPPERS, SPECIAL 95c Family sire. Chops meats, fruits and Opens like a hook, so can be readily cleaned Has different styles of cutting knives. GALVANIZED GARBAGE CANS. SPECIAL $1-75 Medium size Galvanized Garbage Cans. Reinforced with three stays on sides and wide iron band around bottom. FLY SWATTERS, 5C Fly Swatters made of black wire screen with tinned wire handle. ALUMINUM HANDLE BUTCHER KNIVES, SPECIAL 45c with good quality blades. These knives are very handy around camp or home. Can be left in water without danger of handle coming loose. 7 and 8-inch sires. IKON HANDLE KNIVES AND FORKS. SPECIAL 45c SET Just the thing for picnic or camping par ties. Set of 6 knives and 6 forks, spe cial 45c. MAIL BOXES, SPECIAL 15c Mail Boxes of henvy sheet steel, black japanned finish, with wire paper holder. STEEL SPIDERS, SPECIAL 30c Nine-inch spider of heavy steel, pol ished inside. AMERICAN WAFFLE IRONS, SPECIAL 65c. Waffle Irons with thick iron pans and handles set in air-cooled sockets. GAS PLATES. SPECIAL. Gas Plates with iron or nickel-plated frames and drilled burners, with air "mixers attached. Two-burner, special $3.00. Three burner, special $4 00. White Dress Batiote, 38 inches wide, full mer cerized finish, soft and evenly woven, special 19c yard. White Imperial Pon gee, a cotton fabric re sembling soiesette, 32 inches wide, special 10c yard Imported Mercerised Batiste, a sheer white dress-material, 45 inches wide, special 25c yard. —flrtt Floor Savings on Housefurnishings The "Rayo" Oil Lamp FOR CAMP AND SUMMER COTTAGE A STRONGLY-MADE Lamp of solid brass in nickel-plated finish. It is easily regulated and gives a white, unflickering light. Ready for use, with white dome shade, fl .25. With heavy, green shade. 91.65. —Third FJoor July Numbers of the Ladies' Home Journal Patterns Now on Sale. FOLDING WIRE COAT HANGERS. SPECIAL 4c EACH. Made of heavy retinned wire; have extra hook for holding trousers or skirt hanger. STAR COFFEE MILL, SPECIAL 35c. Star Coffee Mill, fastens to wall, has large tin coffee container, which holds 1)4 lbs. coffee. Grinder is of cast iron, japanned finish, NICKEL-PLATED WALL MATCH SAFES. SPECIAL 20c. Have two places for matches and also holder for burnt matches. ALUMINUM SINK STRAINERS —made of pure aluminum, no rusting. Fits in corner of sink. Special 30c. HANDY HOUSE KNIFE. SPECIAL 15c. For slicing or carving; 8-inch steel blade and natural wood handle. PARING KNIVES. SPECIAL 5c EACH. Paring Knives of good quality steel with shaped, natural wood handle. FLOUR SIFTER. SPECIAL 12c. Standard size Sifters, with revolving han dle at side. Extra well made. GRANITE DRINKING CUPS. SPECIAL sc. Gray enameled handle drinking cups, suitable for camping and picnic parties. GRANITE SAUCERS —to match. Special sc. GRANITE PLATES, SPECIAL sc. Flat Granite Plates, 10 inches in diam eter. GRANITE COOKING KETTLES, SPECIAL 15c, 20c AND 25c. Gray enamel lipped Kettles, with bails, in three sivs: sire, special 15c. 2-quart sire, special 20c. 3-quart sire, special 25c. —fVoii«#»f ttrnUhlnga tortlmv