The Seattle star. [volume], August 06, 1913, Image 8

About The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947

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GET JOHNNIE'S SCHOOL SUIT NOW
WHILETHE BON MARCHE ISSELLINGSSSUITS
9 for $3.95
FOUR GOOD STYLES 10
M Htlll CHOOSE FROM
l\\ p5»/TR I W m \ THE NORFOLK JACKET SUITS
i'£k BVI (!, I Jz/t/ il fcS lv %/ 1 FOR HOYS 6TO 17 YKAKS OF
\ 1 / AGE—These Suit- are made with
\|A. < \ ij the popular \"ii"!k belted jacket
\\f] 'J vfl T / PI AIM DOl BLI BRFASTFD SUITS
it I ii\\\v n J fok hoys 6t ° ,7 yeak ® ° f
111 •' il-V-- ify \ I r~ t 8 ""'■ >tron K tweeds and cheviot*
II" wmC\ 5 \jjjA natty sailor biousf. suits
11 kluil V It 7"^ V ' FOR BOYS 3TO 10 YKAKS OF
I i »iwfjllll // ' jAI AGE—Nice Suits f..r the smaller
/ RUSSIAN or BUSTFR BROW N SUITS
FOK HOYS 2 TO 7 YEAKS OF
(B J \Y\Jf AGE—Splendid wearing Suits for
We Bought the Entire End-ot-Season Stock ot Boys' $5.00
Suits From a Big New York Factory—Then We Took All the
Boy's $5.00 Suits We Had on Our Own Shelves—Made Them
All Into One Big Pile at $3.95 FOR A SUIT
Every Suit is extra well tailored—every pair of pants is full lined—most of them
cut peg top style.
SCHOOL TIME BUT A BRIEF THREE WEEKS AWAY and her* * 11 mttllnr Rood h*r**ln In
Pojr*' School Suits fit thr boy* out now am! avoid thi» laxt nilnutx ru*h
YOU'LL FIND THESE SUITS SPLENDID VALUE AT S3 #S— In fact. thejr *pl«<ndM valui<
•t >5.00 —•lot* of good aorts to choo*« from -In #11 wool eh«<-vlot* fancy ra»»lmrr« , «, tweed*, honwv
■puns »nd wor*tfd». In nice tan*, gray*. m>at *trtpe* and brown mliturr*.
This Sale Will las! lor Thrtt Pays and Thret Pays Only—Ttanrsday. Friday.Saturday
A STIRRING AUGUST SALE OF WHITE LACES
A YARD FOR DAINTY SHADOW
LACES 18 INCHES IN WIDTH,
Worth up to 75c a yard
AND 25c A YARD FOR WHITE, CREAM AND ECRII ORIENTAL
LACES, UP TO 7 INCHES WIDE AND WORTH TO 65c A YARD
A DOUBLE-BARRELED AUGUST WHITE SALE BARGAIN in thr I,ace
Section tomorrow —all at one low pricr, 25c a yard In thr lot are dainty shadow la< r<
—in allover designs—lß inches wide, in cream, white or ecru and worth to 7?c and
Oriental laces in pretty floral designs, worth up to 65c a yard —Upper Main Floor.
2,090 YARDS OF WHITE FABRICS REDUCED
20c FANCY WHITE GOODS AT *e%
20c SHEER INDIA LINON FOR \ I\UQ
20c WHITE PLISSE CREPE FOR / V/
AND IN ADDITION TO THESE THE ISc FANCY MULLS, 28 INS.
WIDE IN MERCERIZED CHECKS AND CROSS BARS, I2>/3C YD.
A splendid Auguit Whit# Sal* In dainty white fabric* at 12' ,e a yard, lr>< lu'lln*. a* It doe*. JOo
fancy White Good*. 27 Inche* wide. In fancy »trlr»*. check* and cm** ham. 2<>c India LJ:mn. 3-J
Inches wide, tn a fine. *he«. even weave. 20c White l'll*«e Crepe, In fancy stripe*, and l&c F*ncy
Malta. Lowif Main Floor.
SUMMER MiLUNERY CAN BE BOUGHT FOR LITTLE MONEY NOW
NIHy 51.93 Ratine Hoods and Hats
White, With Colored Trimmings, at
at $1.00 —
J JT RATINE HOOOS In th« medium and l»r«r*>
/ T *ls«. and Jaunty ahap**, rolled at the aid*
I They are white »hap«*a. trimmed with
plain velvet handa of red, brown. Mack \^
f and nary; alao the plain tailored ratine ' > \ \ * Y\
x how; aeaitonable modela for $1.00, value
11.96. —Second Floor.
FINE $7.50 UNTRIMMED PANAMA HATS AT 54.9S APIECE
NOW FOR THAT PANAMA HAT THAT YOU HAVE SO LONO COVETED, for the price la
now within your reach; $7.50 value, mich »* largo, drooping brim nallora, medium *l*<» walking bat*
and th« new square and oral effect*. of a very choice grade of I'anama, reduced to 14 9f,
£
i
SUMMER WEARABLES, TOO-ARE MUCH REDUCED IN PRICE
UNEN COATS TO $7.50 NOW AT $5
Heavy linen craah Coata In mannish atyle. anme
with Raglan aleeve* and patch pocket*. Other*
with half-belted backa and the boxy motor coat*.
In every alie.
$3.59 LINGERIE WAISTS AT $2.45
Wal*ts of sheer lawn*, voile* and etamine*. with
pointed or dound, deep-rolling collar* and elbow
■tecve*. or with high neck* and long aleeve*;
worth $3.50 and $3 9*.
THIS WAY FOR PURE FOODS
T«»nr Flafc—C E Plarce*« brand; larice. OA.
regular 2Sc slxa. ran ftUv
Mlmoa l.oof—« new finh delicacy. fine 19' i»
for lunchee, can , V i2v
f aa»*4 Nalmnn— v><«\ quality pink flah; 0 «
No 1 tall alz» 'an* at... O w
*e*4*4 Rnlalno—f ill pound package; 1«
rholre quality, ptfhtgl I V
Xaphtfea Roap— Hon Marche brand there C «
In none better; « bam £wv
Jmrm and Moelia llfl# roffaa- fr*»My QC a
roaated, * Ibn $1.00; pound www
Tea Faaalava—will maka nplendld 4 O I «
tea. pound I l.'U
Runkrl'a ( »coa—rcßiilnr 260 rrnde. prlred Q
Thursday. %-pound ran £Uv
Old llomMteail I'fnrhen—Urir« nl tm So 2 Vfc OA.
can*, ifood 'luallty, M 1.,., ftUv
BON MARCHE FLOUR 49 LB. SACK AT
Bon Marche Flonr. milled . _ _ _
In Seattle. I)ellvered only fit 4 <4 A
with other groceries Not. I I
over 1 aack to a cOHtomer. 11l I.M >F
• —Fourth Floor.
1.11
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For TrnnU—Toiirnamrni Teonla flalU at Mr Mrk—fourth Floor. A
RSMARCHE
STfIKRT «KC OWD AV KAI K I'll\ I". HTIIKKT j
$2.50 BATHING SUITS PRICED $1.98
'<ood quality Hathlng Hulta of cotton tep and
t)anl»h cloth. In navy and black, with aqua re and
V-*haped necka, braid trimming* and attached
bloomer*.
$1.25 HOUSE DRESSES PRICED 98c
Mr>ii*e lire**"* made of nur*e* gingham* with
*allor collar* and cuff* and chatnbray*,' with
*quare and round collar* and \ »leeve* trimmed
with braid and piping*.
SOME SAVINGS IN DOMESTICS
2Se BEDFORD CORDS IN MILL ENDS 10f YD.
10c a yard for I.ROO yardn of Bedford fordo in
mill #nd«. lenvthe up to f, yard* In bla»k r*d Mil
tan and lavender, 27 Inched wide
12 l-2c RIPPELETTES. 27 INCHES. WIDE 10c
J,00« yard, of rlpplettea In length* up to JO yard*
Ofrom tun and white, blue and white ar.iv
and white, 27 Inche* wide; |0c n yard
12 l-2c CO EORTER PRINTS AT 9c A YARD
Pretty Comforter Print*. 2* ln<*hr« wide In mill
end*, length* up to * ynrd*. In floral pattern,
light and dark «hade«. at Do a yard
7Me APRON GINfcHAMS, 27 IN. Wl E, Sc
Sc a yard for Apron Olngham* In lenath* un to
20 yarda; 27 Inchr* wide. In red. brown and blu«.
chtrka, at Sr a yard, value 7 Vtr a yard
—I.nwer Main Floor.
20c BOXES OF DUTCH LUNCH FOR
A deiiclou* f'ocoanut Candy,
Including bologna, bacon and A
**u«rkraut. at 10c n box on I II M 9
Thuraday; 20c value. JL If ■.
—Fourth FloOr,
THE SEATTLE STAR
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS
THAT CITY ACCEPT CAR LINE
On the motion of Preeldent Heaketh of the council, the utilltiee
committee yeeterday voted to recommend the acceptance of the High
land Park A Lake Burlen railway, which wat offered the city free
of coat.
Corporation Pounael Bradford rend a report show I pit the road
rogt fl!< 000 to build, and that lnd>'M« due** now nut«\mdln»:
It being taken car- of by the private Inveatora. lie advtaed thi- city ;
to protei t Itaelf by a $14."00 Indemnity loud
Kraldenta ulcfi* the llii* declared the |>a**enger traffle would pay
for oiwritlon, and thai If «i'ended to Three Tree Point. wotild ln*ure
a clear profit through the amount of freight hualnea* Coun' ll Krlrk
ion declared he lirlirviM th« city *houM pioneer in railway bt;*lne**,
a* In light and water uUlltlea, and help build up territory
COLORED PORTER REAL HERO
BALTIMORE. Aug « Frank Thonina. a negro porter employed
In the lllue Mountain hotel, eaved the Uvea of aoorea of the guett*
when that well known hoatelery waa completely deatroyed by fire
yeaterday.
Going from d«x>r to door through the hotel cortidora filled with
amok*. Thomaa knocked until be had a mum*! the gueata, and then
gathering a group together, ordered them to folluw hltn thrnugu a rear
eilt.
Thle wan repeated until every rueat In the hotel had been piloted
to aafety Thomaa w«» almoat completely overcome aa he led the laat
party through the amoke filled bu|ldtng. and rollapaed aa he rearhed
WRIGGLING THEIR FAT AWAY
PITTSHt'RO, l*a. Aug « —
Dr Otto Zeh of thl» rlty ha* a
claa* of bualneaa men doing Bal<>me
danrlng every morning to r*<|ur«
their fleah and build unu*ed
muarlea
III* *tar pupil la Prang \V
Hehuater. a wboleaaler grocer, Im
porter and rlubman. who weigh*
aomewhere between 3f,0 and 400
LEOPARD ATTACKS CHILDREN
RKD LAKK FAIJ.H. Minn.. Auk fi V Scotch collie yesterday lout
hi* life In a successful effort to prt.tect two children of William Wage
man. a farmer near here. from Injury by * leopard, which two *M'k»
ago from a circus at Crookston. Minn.
The leopard had already attacked the children when th«» dog
sprang upon the animal. A ahnrt flKht ensued, during which the
children escaped, and lit which th«> dog was killed Th« leopard then
•acaped through a corn field. Many farmers armed with (hot gunx
and rifles art- now hunting for tht> escaped animal.
MULHALL SAYS HE'S ALL IN
WASHINGTON, Auk f. The examination of M M Mulhall, or
Oaltlmore, by th«- house lobby Investigating rommltlM probably will
begin Monday. Mulhall appeared before the committee today and
protected that he waa worn out as a resylt of bin loiik ordeal before
the senate committee, and demanded a rent. He wan excused.
ADVISES WIFE TO KILL HIM
OAKI*AN'I>. Auk fl —"1 advise you to buy a shotgun. load It with
buckshot, and then shoot your husband dead If he makes any more
threats on your life," was the advice that Judge R It. Tappan gave
Mrs. Minnie A. Rowe today when she had her husband In court
for threatening her life
"If more women would kill their brutal husbands this country
would bo better off," said Judge Tappan. "I do not favor murder, hut
when a hulking brute abuses a woman who Is trying to make a home
for him. It Is time for strenuous methods "
Rowe was placed under bonds to keep the peace.
FIND OLD WOMAN MURDERED
HKVERK. Mass . Auk fi The bruised and battered body of an un
identified woman about <">0 year* of a#e was round here today In an
unfinished Ditnholc The pollen believe she was murdered. The wom
an apparently had been beaten Into unconaclouanea* and then thrown
Into thp manhole to drown.
FRISCO FOLKS EAT SHARKS
BAN FRANCISCO, Auk. B, —While other cities raise howls about
"sharks" of various kinds, I hey eat '••m In San Francisco.
This Interesting fact was developed here today when Dr \\ ('.
Maaaon, city health orflcer, was Interviewed regarding the posatblltty
of the Seattle rotten meat scandal having a parallel here.
"There la practically im> bad meat sold In thin city," aald Dr.
llasson. and then he exhibited var loua Inspectors' report*, on one or
which the Item appeared. "Thirty sharks rondeinned unwholesome."
BxplallilnK, th" health ofricer aald: "Th® shark Item Indicates
that wo contend with effort* to foist shark meat on the public. It
la unwholesome, but some restaurants pass It orr ror Hole or sou bass "
HE STILL WANTS MEDIATION
WABIIINOTON, Aiik r > President Wilson Is "mnrklng time" In
the Mexican Situation until the arrival in Mexico of John Llnd, Ills
special emissary.
Despite the declaration of Provisional President lluerta that any
Interference would be regarded as an Insult, President Wilson still la
confident that peuce In Mexico can be uatubllshed by mediation.
When a pretty girl goee by
There'e * glimmer In my eye,
Juet a flicker of delight
At eo glad and fair a eight;
Youth and beauty and romance.
Theee are what my roving glance
Find In every curve and curl
Of a patting pretty girl,
And my heart le beating high
When a lovely maid goea by.
If I yield me to her charm
Ae ehe paeeee. where'e the harm?
I'll not follow her, or epeak
Word! to fluah that peach bio cheek.
But my much adoring gate
Owelle upon her ae ehe ewaya
Daintily a down the etreet.
Cay and very blithe and aweet.
Love of beauty'i not amlee
Who ahall centure me for thla?
If I aver get ao I
Car* not aa the glrle go by.
If no glance of mine ahall reat
On the very prettieat;
Tak* me quickly, then, I pray
And Juet bury me away.
For, though I may breathe and move.
My Indifference will prove
That the life haa gone from me
And I'm dead aa dead can b*.
I pound*. according to how regular ■
| IjT be doe* hi* wriggling
Mr Hehuater find* he ran take
off from five to ten pounda In a
' alngle dance.
lit Zeh, ob»ervlng the aurre** of
the experiment, advlaed other* of
hi* p.vtlenta to take It up, with the
reault that he aoon bail a claaa of
1 enthualaata.
, &CQTON
FREDERICK & NELSON <
Store Opens at B:3o—Closes at 5:30 Daily
New Soft Felts at $3.00
ADECIDI D" • ■ tti i'" to these new Alpine blocki. Bick JjjjT
1■ r «11 i.i I l«- r !•::< k I .>. ;ui<! well firiin. jjT/r
in ~ ure ityle and yat $ < •)" if /
—yiftt Fiooy _ i
i
Wash Goods, Special 5c Yard
Featured for Thursday in the Basement Salesroom
Twelve hundred yards of 27-inch Colored Hep. a rough
weave cotton material for dresses, in light-blue, pink, lavender,
medium-blue, navy-blue, tan and brown; for clearance, 5c yaxd.
Nearly a thousand yards of good grade Dress Percales in
light and dark colored grounds, patterned with stripes, dots and
small figures; for clearance, 5c yard.
Over five hundred yards of popular, crepe-weave Kimono
Plisse < short lengths), in white ground with small figure de
signs. Lengths range from 2/j to 10 yards; for clearance, 5c
yard.
New Patent Leather Bools
Special $2.65
UN V SUM,
v a ! u e in
p*" * i Women'* Pat
| wo « ent I.cithf r
K ' \ Button
"" I
Sire* 1 to R; width* A A to I). Special,
92.05 pair.
SPECIAL, 91.05 PAIR—
Women'* 3- and 4-eyelet Patent leather
Tie*, with welt or hand-turned *oles and
medium low heel*; si/.es 2y» to 6%; spe
cial, 91.05 pair.
special. 91.00 pair-
To clo*e out 50 pair* of Women's
Pumps. M*e« tc 6; widths A and
AA only; special, 91.00 pair.
— lltMmnit
Dainty Lingerie Waists
Special 65c ■
A VERY low price for these pretty
Waists of soft Mulls and Voiles, in
the favorite flat collar, square and V-neck
effect*.
They are trimmed with serviceable laces
and set off with edgings of
contrasting colors. The sleeves are three
quarter letißth.
Two hundred Waist* in the lot, choice
at 05<* each.
■ Wit Ka'.Mfoom
Women's and Misses' Cloth Suits
Special, $5.00
Plain and Diagonal Series, Bedford Cords
Blaek-and-White Checks and Stripes
—coats in cutaway style; skirts high-waisted, with side-plaits,
also plain models with side fastenings.
Colors include Tan, Ciray, Navy and Black.
Sizes 14. 16, 18; 34 to 44.
Just 35 Suits in the selling; choice, Thursday, $5.00
—na*em«nt Salesroom.
Embroideries, Laces and
Ribbons: Clearance
THIS clcarance lot includes remnants of
Fancy Hands and Allover I,aces front
Yi to 1 yard lonp, pieces of Kmbroidery
and an assortment of Ribbon Remnants in
plain and fancy weaves. All arc offered
at deep reductions for clearance.
—lla»»m*nt flaletroom
Crepe Combinations
Special 50c
UNUSUAL values in these Combina
tions of white crcpc patterned in pink
or blue figures. They are trimmed at neck
with Barmen lace insertion, ribbon-run
beading and edge. Drawers and arm-eves
are finished with lace edge. Special, J»o<*.
—Raltintom
Lace Curtains at 65c Pr.
Unusual Values
SERVICEABLE Nottingham I.ace Cur
lams in white and ecru color, in a
range <<{ tasteful patterns, including Point
d Esprit, Cluny, Duchesse and other effects,
copies of real laces. Allover design* are
included; also plain centers, with wide and
narrow borders. AH are 2/i yards long.
Specially low-priced at pair.
DRAPERY REMNANTS REDUCED— *
Very low prices for clearance on an in
teresting lot of Drapery Remnants, includ
ing Cretonnes. Scrims, Swisses. Nets and
Silkolines Also short lengths of Oil Cloths
and Burlaps at sharply-reduced prices.
Women's Cotton Union
Suits, Special 15c
WOMEN'S Cotton Ribbed Union Suits,
with cuff knee, well finished. Some
are lace trimmed. Sizes 34, 36 and 38.
Special, 15^.
—BiMmwt BUmota.
Women's Outing Waists.
Special 75c
COMFORTABLE Outing Waists, made
of French mercerized mulls, in colored
checks and stripes on white grounds, de
signed with roll collar, three-quarter
sleeves with turn-back cuffs. Special at
7.V.
—Ba»em«nt galraraom
Muslin Gowns Special 79c
EMPIRE Gown of excellent quality long
cloth, with short kimono sleeves anc
entire bodice fashioned of allover embroid
cry and Cluny pattern lace insertion. Ex
ceptional value, for Thursday's selling, ai
79<*.
Also specially priced at 79c, Empire
Gown of firm long cloth, trimmed with
wide embroidery insertion bands and fin
ished at neck and short sleeves with Bar
men lace.
—B*«»raen« Sal.arooia
Women's Parasols
Special 50c
Ifl MHROinrREn and hemstitched Par
a sols in white.and linen co'or; sonu
with deep embroidered designs. E.\cej>
tional value at 50f.
—lU.em.nl RaUmwm