The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 16, 1913, Page 8

FLOOR | RU 50 per cent wonder that hive today veLy tT CARPET, YARD ¥ woven Wool Velvet Carpet in $ 5 AXMINSTER RUGS ong], 39 | a} and Oriental designs in choles ninster Rugs, In ate 2 $6.00 INGRAIN RUGS EACH “$3. 95 | All Wool Ingrain Rugs; are size TH x9 feet, and are easily cleaned $10.00 ART SQUARES BG O.9D | ost designs and colors tn All Wool t Squares 6x9 foot $5.25 PRO-BRUSSELS RUGS "$2 95 With All Wool Face, in size 9x12 feet suitable for summer floor covering nize All perfect goods and in perfect condition and new bargain GS % TO Y2 LESS ALLON ACCOUNT OF THE BON MARCHE’S BIG PURCHASE OF THE SURPLUS STOCK A great purchase by OF A CHICAGO JOBBER Seattle's big store of $10,000 worth of brand new Floor Rugs.at discounts of 33 1-3 to Is it any Bon Marche rug section was busy as a likely to be still busier tomorrow s have been added to today’s list. the 1¢ service, and so easily cleaned that they are ideal for summer use... $5.25 Wool Fiber Rugs, size 6x9 feet—perfectly reversible, giving 62 95 | | a5 INGRAIN 86-tneh heavy In Versible patterns. $22.00 AXMIN: 25c CARPET, YARD n Carpet in. re. rf aummer use, yard ER RUGS 9x12 an $x10-6, te All Wool and ¥% with long plush pile "$14 $8.00 FIBER AND WOOL RUGS |e FIMER, CARPET A YARD AT at moe RUGS, 13,95 feat All Aboard for Summer Excursions $7.50 STEAMER TRUNKS $5.95 The ideal size for summer travel; oety, op one requires for a summer trip. and 34 inch—canvas covered with 4 hardw easy to handle, and Two sizes—32 ‘ood slats on top, * sole leather straps around, and good brass locks and heavy bolts. Only $5.95 each on Tuesday. $3.50 SUIT CASES PRICED — $2.98 ea.— | | Women's Rattan Suit Cases, made on strong | with heavy sole with strong sole leather corners; brass lock and catches and solid leather handles; cloth lined; 24 inch size. 24-inch size. ON SALE FROM 9 TO 11 A. M. ONLY $3.00 AND $3.50 LOW SHOES FOR 50c pr. @ a lot of Oxfords in broken sizes for wo- men and young ladies, so we are going to sell them from 9 to 11 a. m. at 50c a pair. No tele phone orders. 200 PAIRS OF PATENT LEATHER, VICI KID AND GUNMETAL CALF, WITH TURN OR WELT SOLES, $3.00 AND $3.50 VALUES, —Mezzanine Floor. STYLISH Genuine Cowhide Suit and straps around; $6.50 SUIT CASES PRICED —$5.00 ea.— Cases steel frames leather corners cloth lined; Fourth ON SALE FROM 9 TO 11 A. M. ONLY $1.25 TO $2.50 UNDERMUSLINS AT 1/2 Price-—— About 100 pleces of undermuslins which were somewhat soled in transtt, on sale till 11 a. m.— if they last that long—at Half Price. No phone orders. $1.25 MUSLIN GOWNS, PRICED 63¢ EACH. $1.50 MUSLIN COMBINATIONS, PRICED 75c EA. $2.50 SOILED GOWNS, $1.25 EACH —Second Floor. UNTRIMMED MILLINERY Floor, Center Section. AT “LOWER THAN EVER” PRICES For we're rounding out the biggest millinery season this store ever had with a series of brilliant bargains in many popular lines. For tomorrow—2 lines of popular Untrimmed Shapes and 2 lots of Pretty Flowers to trim them with, are offered at prices that will make a strong appeal to the home milliner SHAPES %e Get your untrimmed millinery here and do your own hat trimming. We have Milan straw, imitation hair braid and fine chip shapes ‘n sum- mer styles to go at 95c each. $3.95 TO $4.95 UNTRIMMED SHAPES $1.95 Latest blocks in untrimmed shapes, including | turbans, tailored boat shapes, picturesque after noon and walking hats, at $1.95—made of hemp, hair braids and Milans. 5ée MILLINERY FLOWERS AT 25¢ BUN Just half price Tuesday for Millinery Flow- ers, such as roses, lilacs, sweet peas, forget-me- nots and many others tn bright summer nhades that are so pretty. 26¢ bunch. Tse TO $1.50 MILLINERY FLOWERS 39¢ Pretty, indeed, are these millinery biossoms, Including roses, daisies, sweet peas, wistarta, lilac and a host of other kinds that are worn this sea- son. 39¢ bunch. —Second Floor, TUESDAY DOMESTIC BARGAINS—A BOON TO THRIFTY FOLKS 12 1-2c Bates aod Red Seal Ginghams tor 8¥/ac Yard 4,000 yards of Bates | and Red Seal Ging- lengths to 20 27 inches wide, Lengths to 10 Yards 10c Yard Fine Percales, full yard wide, in light and dark styles; stripes, checks and figures; lengths to 10 yards, i5e Fine Percales, | 15e Linenettes in| 10¢ Printed Lawns Lengths to 7 Yards | 28 INCHES WIDE AT 10c Yard 7c a Yard and Sidi tee 50 pieces of Printed enettes; lengths to 7| Lawns, 28 inches wide, yards, {n white, tanand | With neat floral and blue, at 0c a yard | figured designs; fine Tuesday. | and sheer. —Basement. “BARGAIN TUESDAY” in the GROCERY STORE With Deeply Cat Prices and Bon Marche Service Combined Mt. Vernon Milk Priced 7c a Can Mt. Vernon Milk; large size cans; 7c a can Tuesday. Not over 12 cans to each. No phone orders. for jes, not Price’s Baking Powder, the cream of all baking powder b value; 1 pound can Naphtha Soap—Fon Marche brand « one of the best; bar Washing Soda, tho best auaitty: t pound pack- 4c 8c Kingsford’s Corn and Gloss Stareh—Abso- lutely none better; package .... 18 Pounds Cane Sugar With $1 order including sugar or flour. Not over 18 lbs 25c Package Gold Dust 17V/ac pkg. Large size, regular 25¢ packages, 17%c. Not over 3 packages to & customer. No phone orders 89c of grocer to ea. our popular Mayflower blend * 8T:c 12:¢ large size; 10c pound Rel pound can one of the best brands. pound cans . + Mayflower brand: large size bot- plendid quality; bottle Brasil Nate, Fegular 160 value; pound ... DELICIOUS CANNED FRUITS FOR LESS Det Monte Peaches, large size No, 2% cans: pl lemon Cage or ailced anned Pears, Califor- fie Bartletts, put up in teh rele hin c “SPECIALS IN CANNED VEGETABLES Happy Home Peas, larg: size No. cans, filled with sweet and tender can |. Corn, large size cans; splendid N quality; sweet and 1 tinder,’ con Ae Peas, No. 2 well filled good qual- TUESDAY SPECIALS IN CANNED FISH Wa Canned Salmon, No. tall siz0 cans; ienasa TRY OUR DRIED Bulk Currants, oughly cleaned 4i4 quailty; Tues- day, pound size tie i Imported her- ane OG FRUIT SPECIALS New Prunes, small nize, new crop fancy Santa Clam frut wen : c day @ pound 6004 qual- fen; pound ring; can ibe thor: 1 Intent needed Tc | Minck Fins, ooking Peak, y, quality; package Comfortable Summer Furniture for Porch or Lawn—Fourth Floor, ponMA| UNION STRENT. SECOND CHE | AVENUE, PIKE sTREnT for | HERE'S WHAT YOU'LL VOTE | “ON,MR. CITIZEN! HELP KILL PROPOSITION NUMBER 4 candidates will bey the port election iaen to be one of the creation of While ted no Tuesday sae pi alnoe the port district Proposition 4, to tnerease the |membership of the port commis sion, has become the storm. center of tomorrow's battle. Five distinct propositions are |submitted to the voters at the ape jelal election tomorrow y are | PROPOSITION 1—To ratify the compre ive plan of har bor Improvements to Include the East waterway and the South Canal waterway. PROPOSITION 2—To cancel the $5,000,000 bond Issue for the Ayres terminal plans on Harbor island, and to sub: in teu of the Ayr $3,000,000 bond minals on the East waterway PROPOSITION 3—To author. lze a bond issue of $200,000 for a West Seattle ferry, to be op. erated directly by the people. PROPOSITION 4—To add two members to the present port commission of three mem- bers. PROPOSITION 5—To make | direct operation and control the General policy of the port com- SLAYER WILL WRITE A _ BOOK ABOUT SHOOTING. mission with regard to the va rious harbor improvements bullt by the port of Seattle. Propositions 2 and 3 will require a three-fifths ve to carry, ae th involve bond issues, It is tm: tant, to kijl the Ayres fake fo’ to give Proposition 2 the necessary vot In order to prevent lay in harbor development, Propo nition 4 should be voted down, This is the recommendation of all divin terested people in Seattle, Those who seek nelfish gains, who have real estate speculation on Harbor island, and who are anxious to put over the Ayres steal, want to tn-| crease the port commission #o as to) gain control of {ts membership. | If Proponition 4 is adopted, it will] mean that in December ection | for three new commissioners will be held Until then, naturatly progress on harbor {mprove will have to be halted, In Dec ber the Port Pirates will attempt to swing the election in their direc tion, for ft will mean millions to them, and they will be quite will ing to spend thousands of dollars to Kain control of the commisston, | Ali who have registered at any itime this year are entitled to vote tomorrow. further de DENVER, June 16-—-The inuréer| sre | trtal of Frank H. Henwood for the killing of George Coleman, as an jincident to a duel with Sylvester von Phul tn the Brown Palace hotel }barroom here, in which von Phul also was killed, is expected to end |here on Wednesday. Whether he is acquitted or convicted, Henwood expects to publish a story based on his case. He will be the hero and van Phul the villain. If acquitted Jong time and forget the whole af. Henwood will go to Alaska and] fair MOTHER SUPERIOR KILLED | WHEN AUTO TURNS OVER | FRESNO, June 16.—Sister “Alo” }eoque, 61, Mother Superior of the St. Augustine Girls’ academy here, is dead today and threo sisters of the institution are seriously in |Jured through an automobile turn- ing over twice In the state high way near here. write there. If convicted, his book will be written In the Colorado! penitentiary. Henwood intends to pleture him self a8 & man who went to the ald of a woman and In attempting to save her from a Villain became entangled himnelf. “L expect release before the week {a over,” said Henwood. “If I am) acquitted I shall go to Alaska to get away from ctvilization for a) auddenly to one side of the road.| Sister Alocoque'’s neck was broken Sister Agnolia’s arm has been am- putated and Sister Margaret, a blood sister of the Mother Superior, and Sister Columbo are suffering from broken arma. ee aceident sed by the| The machine belonged to Father | nese chauffeur, who also was McCarthy of St. John's church | italy injured, swerving the car‘here, He is in Los Angelen. ‘$1,000 OFFER FOR JOB, JUST ‘SCHOOLBOY TRICK’ LOS ANGELES, June 161 “t's | true that I wrote the letter to Sen.| Senator Works |Works and that I offered him “Why did you ask Ben. Works to} $1,000 if he would secure the Santa|burn the letter if you thought !t/ rbara postmastership for me,/ was not wrong?” he was asked. | but it's Just as true that T had not Tt was a sort the slightest idea of doing any-|trick, trying to get the appoint-| thing wrong.” ment, and I partly realized it at the! This is the statement today of|time. I did not want to be joked C. H. Ereanbrack, a well-todo San-|about it,” he explained. |ta Barbaran, held here under fed. reanbrack will be given a hear-| jeral indictment, charged with of-|ing in the U. 8. district court today ‘CARNEGIE AND 26 OTHER RULERS, KAISER’S GUESTS, BERLIN, June 16.-—The celebra-|co-rulers drove to the royal opera | tion festivities of the kaiser’s jub-|house for a gala performance j flee emperor reached their) The jubilee festivities, which height today when the other 25/have continued a week, will prob. rulers of German states, including ably end tomorrow, Andrew Car the kings of Saxony and Wartem-|negie arrived today to personally |burg and Prince-Regent Ludwig, of |congratulate the kaiser Bavaria, personally congratulated long reign of peace. He was re helm If upon his long peaceful |ceived in audience this afternoon. | | reign ind excellent health. | At 6 p. m. the 26 rulers of the decorate the Ge empire sat down together|the Red Eagle to a magnificent bsnquet in the|Pierpont Morgan royal palace at 8 p. m. Wilheim's|V. Armour. ‘JINGLED’ BEARS KILLED (Un) fering. “a bribe to United States “Laird of Skibo” with order, as he did| and up a large quantity of the whisky. The hunters heard a commotion in a rocky strip of stunted timber and found the beara enjoying a first-class jag. They were ing a dig time. It took but a few bullets to dispatch the animals, “The Sinks, of mountainous near here, by came upon the animals after the bears had destroyed a moonshine still and had lapped DIVORCES WIFE: MAN IN THE MOON HER AFFINITY NEW YORK, June 16.—Although |things, as It had been born under he has been the cause of many an the right phase of the moon; that I) pe ap prantyn vor unti] Cunt to be the happiest man on| pemen Se, never earth, and that I might be punished now has the man in the moon jf | became too curious about his caused a divorce. origin. Finally I decided to take In the role of a co-respondent, chance on the evil to come and de- | however, he !# quite as potent as in manded a full explanation, and—' that of Cupid, for it took Justice, “And"— encouraged the court. |Geigerich just 15 minutes, with his) “Well, she sald the moon was the laid, to grant a divorce /? Ephriam | fath: Mercer against his wife, Nona. The court's pencil dropped to his| |” Mercer's troubles all dated from desk as he joined in the outburst of lthe arrival in his household of ajlaughter which filled the crowded | little Mercer, regarding whose ante-| courtroom. | cedents he was not thoroughly satis-| Judgment in favor of Mercer and | against the nocturnal prowler and “She told me the baby was a most/ Mrs. Mercer, who did not appear to extraordinary Infant,” sald Mercer; | contradict her husband, was accord- |“that it was destined to great|ingly entered, WISE DRUG CLERK SAVES _ LIFE OF NEAR SUICIDE was not until after the operation that it was learned that the drug clerk, whom she asked for poison, had given her harmless mixtures in the two apparently deadly vials, Frowns by her father on a love affair are declared to have been dying in her|the cause of Dora's desire to die, two vials, one - — labeled morphine afd the other] WOMAN IN Watertown, N. Y,, strychnine beside her, the Beilin-|who married an injured man in a |ski girl's father thought she was} |hospital 75 hours before his death gone. Hoxpital attaches washed/has obtained a $7,000 verdict for lout ner stomach thoroughly, and itl his injuries, country hunters who SAN FRANCISCO, ise 6) 6drug. stot wise,” pret 20-year-old Dora Bellinsk! has only a sore stomach as a “bad-luck day” reminder, | whereas she might have been lying jcold and dead Found apparently home today with of achoolboy’s If upon his | ff It is rumored that the kaiser may | ff AFTER RAIDING A STILL || TAR FREDERICK & NELSON Chinese Sea Grass. Furniture is especially popular for Summer use by reason of its light-weight construction, comfort and moderate price. It withstands exposure to the weather and hénce appropriately used on the porch as for indoors. For Tuesday we feature a special value in a Chinese Arm Chair (or Rocker) at § Other types of Summer Enamel and Old Hickory. Furniture displayed in lude Willow, Reed, Barnegat Cedar, —Third Vioor New, Moderately-Priced Coats $19.00, $25.00, $32.50 new Summer Coats for Diagonal women MART Velours de Laine, Serge and motor wear, Short, hip-length and full and and fancy ¢ Ratine 1 for ger Matelassé, 1 outing misses, in Eponge oating length models interesting values MORE OF THE FAVORITE WHITE SUITS RECEIVED. Three new models, a one-b a straight-cut military coat model cream-white Stripe Eponge, $25.00. Women’s Outing Hats Two good shapes in Peanut Straw Hats; special 4c Ratine Hats with ribbon band, all-white, grosgrain or red and white or blue $1.25 and white striped effects, Panamas in large, medium and small effects, $3.95 to $7.50 Trimmed Hats in new midsummer ef- fects, $3.50 to $8.50. Basement Salesroom, tton belted model, a cutas All have prettily draped skirts. Cut Ratine and Diagonal with frog fastening, and The materials are priced at Serge. Moderately —Becona Floor, Women’s Lisle Vests 19c OMEN’S Lisle Vests, low neck and with crochet yoke and Regular and extra sizes, W square or V-neck. | 19¢. | WOMEN’S COTTON UNION SUITS, | SPECIAL 60¢. Medium weight Cotton Union Suits, | knee length, with bishop neck and elbow sleeves or V-neck and wing sleeves. Spe- cial 60¢. sleeveless, Basement Balerroom Demonstrating Aluminum Ware HE Housefurnishings Section is this week conducting a special demonstration of Aluminum ware, which features various cooking tests and interesting facts about these utensils It will show how, with aluminum equipment, you can cook more easily and at less cost for fuel and at practically no cost for replacing. FOR THE WEDDING GIFT a set of “Wearever” Aluminum utensils is a highly practical suggestion—for each anniversary will bring appreciation of such a gift, when the housekeeper real- izes that the kitchenware is practically “age-proof.” During the demonstration a special- ly good value is quoted in a set of 3 “Wearever” and a 23 Special Values in Brilliant Cut Glass Providing Unusual Opportunities Anniversary To Select for Wede hike and Gifts. LARGE assortment of useful articles in American Cut Glassware, including many new shapes and designs, deeply cut and highly polished. On sale in four spe- cially priced groups at $1.50 $2.50 —Sale $3.50 Square, First Floor. 4-quart Preserving Kettle, as pictured; utensils, consisting of a l-quart Saucepan, 1%4-quart Shallow Stew Pan, for $1.25. —Housefurnishings Section. Hammocks for Comfort W* are showing five styles of Couch | Hammocks, which are very popular and practical for use on porch or lawn, serving as bed, couch or hammock. They are made of heavy khaki duck and equipped with wind-shield, tufted cot- ton mattress and wire spring bottom. Prices $9.50, $10.00, $12.00, $13.50 and $16.50. WOVEN HAMMOCKS— Strongly made of closely-woven yarn, in a variety of color-effects. Prices $2.00 to $8.50, —Hourefurnishings Section. June Specials in Bedding EMBROIDERED PILLOW SPECIAL 25¢ EACH— Three attractive designs in Embroid- ered Pillow Cases, 45x36 inches, with hemstitched ends PILLOW CASES, SPECIAL 14¢ EACH— Made of strong, bleached pillow mus- lin, size 45x36 inches before hemming. BED SHEETS, SPECIAL 65¢ EACH— Durable, bleached inches before hemming. HEMSTITCHED BED EACH— Standard quality, CASES, SHEETS, 90c size 72x99 inches be- fore hemming. Vudor Porch Shades “Outlast Many Seasons” at night. sions, grade, size 81x90 pink or blue borders. | | i | UDOR Porch Sha enjoyable place to live in during the warm summer days, and a cool, comforfable sleeping place Displayed in Upholstery Section, Fis | BEDSPREADS, SPECIAL $145 ‘AND $1.85 EACH— Double bed-size Hemmed Crochet Bed- | spreads in Marseilles pattern, WHITE BLANKETS, PAIR— Double-bed size, in Summer weight, COTTON BLANKETS, SPECIAL $1.90 AND $2.65 PAIR. Heavier weight, with wool nap finish ;. SPECIAL $1.35 WOOL-AND-COTTON MIXED BLAN- KETS, SPECIAL, $4.75 PAIR— Soft and fleecy, with 3-inch silk ribbon binding, size 70x80 inc ng, size 70x80 inches, viet Pale tes make your porch’ the most They can be furnished in green or brown, and come to fit porches of different dinsen- teF loor. i] | |