The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 7, 1913, Page 8

The Undermustin Section) fem fh aay THE SEATTLE STAR | TO BECOME A MAN| FREDERICK & NELSON ° Me Is the world getting worse—or better? * | + 7 Will Hold a Big Bar How many times do people ask this quéstion every day Special Values in gain Celebration And who ever answers it—answers it with | satistaction b J . At the Bon Marche’s |} 15 tie wetit growing worse or bette omens 91 resses at F a John Burroughs, the great American : . 23rd Anniversary | naturalist and—what vals ye a ELL-made Dresses for street and general weap Sales c tive and Chita i of pongee, charmeuse and messaline silk, I] | Houghton-Mifflin Co., gives his opinion un , ose. reser — Ale Samples of Dainty der the caption of “The Worm Striving to Be in navy, rose, reseda, brown, black and Copen. Man.” hagen. Skirts are designed in tunic, plain and i | Listen to what this grandest of | r oy e . { Undermuslins at Asieee,. Antiaeoens “kis ta ae Glo draped effects. Both high and Dutch-neck styleg progress of the race in the assortment, with half or three-qu 1/3 * jua / 3 . . Siaac ms reara . i A ll | “he: physics! evolution of man is no sleeves. Sizes 16 and 18 years, 34 to 44. i en S Ont e 0 AT cose coerce i neve ve ning, Special $10.85. Somewhat soiled and mussed, as nothing un ‘ C $ 15 TRB. scsi radimscagh: oorrncgangphe brgid tense ate Big hagbvgen Bee ae la Women’s Cloth Dresses, Sc 9.7 | ples of some of the newe nd daintiest sty for the coming season—at 6x piritual i i ‘ Business and Street Dresses of ratine, s granite ¢ | dollar they are a splendid Anniversary bargain. We have sorted the different sorts y have more and more dominion over Na Bienes Rac precy erge and’ loth, ia | into three heaps and we'll sell them tomorrow in this wise and more clearly his 1 relation to her high and low-neck eeves and draped or plain skirts, ntc ee aps and ul t t letely and ess the earth Colors, gr tan, navy, ( en and black izes 14, 16 and 1g | $1 and $1.50 Slightly Soiled | Drummers’ Samples Mussed | Samples of $2.50 and $3.00 exha he will see in time years; 34 to 42 5 hat bh ss s inhe t d will mend his ways | Sample Undermuslins | $2.00 Undermustins, Special Mussed Undermuslins, Priced |) )2° 0° '° f ee reritance toa ean tiie ih ; ; He wi ns ath THe will banish owen s Tailored Suits, baa $12.35 35} | disease; stamp and scourges, | -a C- -d ¢- al | 7 ase spit or treble the ie eit os a f Drummers’ sample line of Un the Anntversary . amplos of $2.60 and | us ur f and finished ie ; ub ae eee 4 , dermusiins which have been out | sday you can get 9 $ " cluding tain phases of h al and velopment. He will pa ey ar arefull : f ‘agonal, on the road and are or gowns, Princ nd skirts never again be the religious en siast and fanatic he has been Bedford cord and granite cloth , grays, na id Copen. , leas solled. Gowns, combina ot y tal 4 with |p| in the he has not worshiped his last, but he has wor hagen, also the fashionable black and white checks and stripes. Sizes | tions, skirts, chemise, drawers | y embroidery, Val. Ince and shiped his best 14 and 16 years; 34 to 44. Exceptional values at $12.35. t and corset covers, embrotdery r nm, at $145. Many are |i} “But his humanitarianism is a rising tide. He is becom atbasiebiet tala and lace trimmed, at mbroldery tri slightly sotled, others aro fresh. jf] ing less and less a savage, and revolts more and more at the; ’ sight of blood an ve . - . Other Specials in Under- ss An Extraordinary |, The highly religious ages were ages ot af end Pelne b ‘ . i ant’ : cution an's tenderness for m nas vast! muslins too, forTomorrow “8 =* Anniversary Apron Day } s+ 01 \\« sccioes of Mon ‘' ] Special Values in Midsummer Miullinery§ | rag a saemet ats Sci s atrophied hi i , 59¢ Undermuslins, Thursday Ss _ 25¢ Margaret Aprons Priced J}! ha: grown less saat jous. Science has atrophied his = \ 15 ith t has softened his . Sa 2 r 4 4 39¢ each—— c each oneness | ? ; Included are corset covers, combina f These Margaret Aprons are made just | FEW CHANGES IN HREE large groups of smartly trimmed Summer Hats for tailored and dreg 4 thee wail, drawers an4 gowns, eubro! as illustrated, of good quality Amertcan | wear, comprising several hundred models, all unusually low priced, as followsiie cot dk jase trtemed. Gowns are cl shirting—colors, white with small dot or TAX BILL * Sc Gfias with: Waa deck ia? Vehiged stripe, or black and white. check INCOME a $8.50 S yoke with inserting of Torchon lace xceptional values in Dress Hats of fine Leghorn, Panama, Milan and Hemp rf : , 65e Cover-All Aprons Go at Pi straw, featuring the quaint poke-bonnet shapes and soft veiled effects of chiffon © 75¢ Fancy Crepe Gowns for 45¢e each crepe a ¢. Princiz wertrimmed styles, some with silk facings, i Y i 48e each | favored pastel shades, including old-blue and shell-pink, are well represented. ? Cover-all Aprons of Amertean shirting. i | Fancy Crepe Gowns in lavender and 1 plain blue or Ilght ground with blue SPECIAL $5.00 blue stripe. Are made tn the sllp-over “ r, black s Have ats an rons og eo bP Fine Milans trimmed with ribbon and feather stick-ups, with soft crowns of style and daintily trimmed with Torehon cine a sleeves, neatly bound with plain ee SS cae ceaaecen at emer ee velvet, satin, chiffon or crepe, also Hemp straws in the smaller shapes, with fatis | lace edge. * Hl proporals dodated included ance companies, and exe facings, feather- and flower-trimmed. Lace Hats, Hair-braid Hats and small, Close | 75e White Muslin Skirts for $1.25 Wilhelmina Aprons at jf tiate reciprocat trade : nce policies fitting shapes are also included in this group . 1 | |} | foret ountries, taxing Philip ppine | before reinv is SPECIAL $3.50. g i ——§e each 79¢ each AMES TES ic Principally Tailored Hats in this assortment, trimmed with ribbons, feathers and b s wits lial gas elm Cover-a Aprons, of wings. M » and small shapes of Hair braid, Milan, Hemp and Chip straws, fe Long White Skirts of musiin fin Magy rom cleat f P Pp ished with deep founctng of lawn ght rag Prevost —Basement Salesroom Made with several rows of tucking 4 with rick-rack LAIN IN DET ROIT POSIT CEMA BP ACH 2 OL INY Regularly worth 7c, for Thursday, 48¢ : | | each. —Second Floor, Center Section. | DETROIT, May 7—The pol ce today believe that the unidentified Thomson’s Glove-Fitting Corsets Neckwear The Drapery Section Is Simply Crowded With 23rd se i causes ea $1.00 and $1.50 Special 15¢ cree ce a ay Oey ae ere ee _Siye 117.4 god model for the slender $4.95 — | ALASKAN CLAIMS two sets of hose supporters. he | ing of Flat Eton Colla Handsome Armure Tapestry is just long enough to give a smooth Hand painted Ofl Pictures and By Portieres—all new effects in Felgen assortment for Thursday, consist- and Sets, some hand-em | | line over the hips and the low bust is | trimmed with narrow beading. Price $1.00. | broidered and trimmed with | nate committee on territories was of the Interior Fisher rings why Alaskan al ests under the law of ‘to ask Fist why he ad. hand made pastels in massive Cluny and Valenciennes gilt frames—some encased In lor designs in green, red self co! ee 183, for the average figure, with Y bust and moderately long skirt.] laces, also Flat Pilaited ay ial is strong French coutil, and two | tan Have neat Per dark shadow boxes. Reproduc atry side Jabots. For clearance, 15¢ Lace ( and come in neat conventional patterns {n pretty a tals be re ‘ color combinations. Regularly sold at 18c. Priced | ory “7 w nd Arablar EMP O ES S RIKE for Thursday at 12%c a yard kes of the world’s master. 2) heavy tasse co | real 1 he operations of the law, sets of hose supporters are attached. Top } e C er ee 83 wiicicsl is trimmed with wide embroidery beading New Chemisettes of plai 18¢ FIGURED DENIMS 12 1.20 YARD | $6.95 CURTAINS ARE CUT 10 4. 95 FRISCO ELECTRIC drawn with ribbon. Price $1.50 land fancy needa a These Figured Denims are 34 Inches !n width Beaut! n ; i ; i Style 88 is designed for the average fig- | color and white, special 23e, ure, with low bust and very long skirt. Material is strong coutil and two sets of White Shetland Veiling in ; : : 1 hes, special 25¢ ; $9.00 PRO BRUSSELS RUGS $6.95 pees nl it sects wee attached. iste 19.10, boptiat, machen 6 a BAN FRANCISCO, May The Light and Power Counctl of Call nose supporters are attact ae? 3 35e MARQUISETTES 2e A YARD Pxtra special qu ool pro-Hrussela Rugs |f| fornia, an affiliation of unfons employed tn vartous branches of gas 30. Price $1.00. yard. : ust 22 cents a yard for these fine quality sia $xiee. bis gucls and Wilton and electrical work, a strike today against the Pacific Gas & - id ; Marquisettes Thursday. They have side borders | Patterns in rich t da and yellows. Electric company. Various estimates of the number of men affected Basement Balesroom. ~-Basement Salesroom rtistic, fast colors. | Can be used ot » from 1,000 to 3,000. About 800 men are involved in San Fran Ee l be state wide in dainty floral patterns in 4 7 The strike THE ANNIVERSARY SALES IN THE GROCERY SECTION CAN Modern M plenty of apples, cabbages and onions SURELY HELP YOU TO REDUCE YOUR TABLE EXPENSES | oss is yore, 1a, san wort ca e*tingor strike.” and the authort i 49 Pound Sack Bon Marche Flour for | Best Washington Creamery Butter, Ib J“ """"* "Wore. gg Double-fold | Women’s 2-Strap Pumps police board rw From f quality Washington ag Seatgietsh. ahi i) Blue heat Tilted (8 Ba Very best q f ae tr & has cut the height for patrc from 6 feet 9 to 6 feet 8 : | Delivered other groceries, not ere qemu ep, ig S | i 50 P. ¥ | ng butter, Limit, one sack e pay 35¢ fo here, Thursday, 30 Book agent got past the job hunters’ dead line in the office of Post ress erca es, pecia | ait | n ieee ma General Burleson, and he rounded out the eternal verities by OMEN'S Two \ y strap Pumps ed, in pat Mrs. C0 F ding—A dell. | Washington oneee f ss af i 8 Tender Sweet Pena oe ne ee id 4 bali : 6c Yard “ age ; ‘ ; cans nator Martine, declaring “the : 12:¢ @uaker Corn 3 i ees keds a $3.95 RUGS REDUCED TO $2.95 — j | ———e - j ‘ 4 E : ? i 25¢ VOILE SCRIMS 15€ A YARD | scctner new assortment of pretty 9x12 Japan O dW ld? SilkPetticoats$1.95| Silk Waists, $2.50 | 17-In.Embroideries> | a le § Make | ese Matting R fr ialnt } ~ . age a fuk ia ai ars laced (Isn’ t It an d or [X= STING values in to $3.95 Special 19c Yard j Third Floor. Solomon Hack is the name of a Baltimore barber. Chiffon Taffetas and EVERAL good models MBROIDERY va | Captivating music—Rurglar groping about tn a Monticello house Messaline Silk Petticoats in| in messaline and crepe - ~ ‘near a 4 ONE DOZEN PANSY peoers, IN NEAT BASKET Lead isa hipipsies ana Abas. “93 fiber br it ws dark Persian and Dresden silk, plain colors and nov- feral designs 1180 eyelet vow mepegrphe:g ee = earnest everyone think! ines New thrillers are the fish-walk dance and the Parker House roll cilecte made with deep | elty stripe effects, with roll | and blind effects, with firmly we are go'n ozen Par 25c Ailes his i ihe cts, mad ‘ 1 As mane si . loom. Assorted colors in each 10 a. m. Th Englishman in Chicago sald publicly the Irish were no good, and ee | collar or high neck, and long | oad edges. Seventeen Saturday. Main Floor. never would have home rule, He {s# getting tender tr ment in the plaited and tucked ruffles, | or three quarter sleeves inches wide, special 208 county hospital rah See $1.95 | Prices $2.50 to $3.95 c le, specia te Pittsburg pastors were told by a lecturer to eat Basement Salesroom. | Basement Salesroom. | Yat Basement Salesreet : Because there are so 9 as pic who put pants on the Americar h } Happy Home Grated Pineapple— | £ koiden meal OBE | oxo Rontition Cubes adc | T HREE thousand yards of these good kid and calf, : + Fresh Ginger ——I ‘ P lit ercal sell on Thursday over close-fit D Cc 1 f 4 y H nd Holt liner quality Percales t ell on irsdi 22¢ Thurs A 10¢ Wash Clean t the Be yaged 2,604,00 , and crossed ‘7 The : ast, with me . “ 10 Sucta knee t I 8c pn koe: Seas at this unusually-low Ire 1ey € wala sole \ c SOG waite win beck Geniat athe gathl a in hivown fatlill from 31 to 32 inches wide, and in styles | gna militaty > widths fe? fancy, mma Ganene Napthn Soap—Thie | f ght, rules a Chicag and If his neigh . . > es : 8c } + lt ec 4c t, their only remedy ts tc uitable for women's ho dresses and | B to D. Pric 50 pair a | ; Cte ae , paauine Women's Vici Kid Oxford Ties, choco | | Reason why the family moved {nto town from the country was told {| children’s garments, including late: color, vith handstummed: moles Ata i 10¢ CHAMBRAY 25¢ WASH G ‘ in the Detroit police court when a man was arraigned on his daughter's : GINGHAM, A YD. SRS ke Oe 27 & 2 IN, YD ompiaint. Dad would drink, she auld, and they had such poor Jalte tn Hf —\WWhite grounds with pin, medium and | inch heel, Sizes 214 to 8, $2.50 pair. Re CR TO ORE = large dots FOR CLEARANCE, $1.65 PAIR— | nae ons ee -121/2¢ _. | WANTS $3,000 FOR AT 90, MAN IS SENT ums, Ache line of Wenene “Pure | __ il end lengtn rh vids HIS FALSE ARREST TO PRISON BY WIFE Small figure and tasteful stripe effects is in patent, tan and calf leathers f lee Sues ¢ fart ‘and ‘eaton Alloging that W.,'T. Halley mal: My Uniter Prove teased wire in white, cadet-blue and indigo grounds with welt and turned soles, All vine = pp ed ah bes 1h tctousl vused his arrest, and that) SELINA GROVE, Pa. May 7. e | t n r : vle orm ft hee nd st and figure repps | y, nathan all fomthres ~ $pl David Wertl Peo ae Y | the ot, but not in any one style t Basement a CY Silom sa a ement | witbur ined tn Pie ree aeeatt me Naeh kent. Hetiige Tatge Mae Excetpional value at 6¢ the yard clearance, $1.65 pair 0 Fis Soest 5 WARE cyl EA SEE asemen tor $8,000 damages, He comple in er on his y ite’ hare @ of non-sup | bibcmeit: Gatuooes Fasement Salerroam fi) : llost*his job at the Seattle hotel, lfore tha® court. SS ‘8