The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 28, 1913, Page 8

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Mi } ' * THE SEATTLE STAR ARCHESIC Many of them are recent arrivals. for you. 65e Satin Foulards 39c a Yard | YOU WILL FIND GOOD PICKING AMONG THESE SCES OF TWILLED SILK AND SATIN FOULARDS, 24 tne in width, in the Season's best shades, with neat designs, at 3% a yard. $1.00 to $1.50 Wash Silks 79¢ Nothing quite so pretty for summer we wash silks. We have the $1.00 and $1.50 qualltte for 79c a yard, 32 and 36 inches wide, twil corded and plain weaves. $2 Chiffon Taffeta $1.19 Yard Just $1.19 a yard for fine border hiffon taf feta i in black only, 44 inches in width, very rich and lustrous. Very nice for waists, skirts or dresses All the Stylish $4.95 to $7.50 Untrimmed Shapes Reduced ---fo $1.00--- trim handsome models, suitable for dress and Nice between season models in smal! and medium sizes, made of serviceable straw braids with smart tailored trimmings—-in many pretty colorings, all reduced to $1.95 $7.50UntrimmedPanamas$4.95 Ideal for “nowadays” wear—al! fine im- ted Panama straw in medium dnd large locks; lots of the new square and oval crowns—-all they need is a touch of trim- ming. MORNING SPECIALS On sale from 9 to 11 a. m. only. No telephone orders. weanins aPranet 5 QC YOU WILL FIND PIECES WORTH UP TO $6.50 in this ¢ ction of odds and ends of women's wearing apparel ore conte, dresses and skirts, till 1 a m. boc. ond Floor 20c Mercerized Sateen 10c Yd. ‘Mil ends of durable quality m ized sat in lengths of 2 to & y nd binck, on sale till 11 a Floor, you can otton Hose at Se a pair With seamless fect; sizes 8% to 10 Not over 6 pairs to each. Lower Main Women’s 25c Gloves 5c a Pair Women’s cotton 1 and 2 clasp style, in white o table for pounds to each quality, with patent stoppers; bottle....... pound .... Tuesday, a pound Catsup—one of the best brandi teed strictly pure; bottle Ham ham best mayonnaise; pound Home-made Mayonnaise—a splendid quality, made in our own pound the best coff teed to please; 2 pounds $1.00, pound.. TUESDAY SPECIAL’ IN CANNED FRUITS Del Monte Grated Pineapple—large size, famour Del Monte brand; No. 2 cans ioc valus con 15¢ Sliced meapple—iarge, choice Happy Home or jaximum; No. 2% 1 bef p ; 2G ia lomenten: ma—large No, 2% size cans the very best quality California 1 plums, can aC Canned Raspherries—w ell filled, aplenaia quality; large No. 21% siz6 cans 20c UNION STRENT. AKCOND. combination d with silk cords, fancy 1 t | for'$1.39: toenbere w eae | BEAUTIFUL $15.00 and $20, 00 TRIMMED HATS TO GO FOR $5. 00 The remainders of our fine $15.00 and $20.00 mid-summer Hats for $5.00 each— ostrich fancies, fine laces, the rare and somewhat costly nt 6 and sprightly silken ribbons—in all the delicious summer shades $5.00 and $6.95 Hats at $1.95 | $1.00 Ratine Hoods Go for 69c If You’re me It Will Cost You ae er tac pair. Lowes Mala’ Proce, Mach Less Bargain Tuesday at Seattle’s Best Grocery Store | BRINGS YOU A HOST OF ECONOMIES IN PURE FOOD SPECIALS 18 PJUNDS PURE CANE GRAVWULATE) SUGAR PRICED | 8 € You can get 18 pounds of pure cane gra ited Sugar for 89¢ wi 89¢ a $1.00 order of groceries, not including sugar or flour. Not over 18 Biuing—small size bottles, the very best 5c Tea Fannings—Japan fannings; will make a lendid cup of tea; 1 12:¢ Unpolished Riee—¢004 engiity epectah 4c jad—made from Swift’ * Premium — 20c itary kitchen; 25s Java and Mocha Style Coffee—a blend of some of freshly roasted and guaran Be MONTH IENDISALE: SAS, : Now Comes the Final Round-Up of All mnie of 4 Seale Merchandise---At Whatever Price It Will Bring’ The Big Month-End Sale of Silks With Prices From a Quarter lo a Halt Less ut that makes no differ classe as summer merchandise and as such they 1 at once-——no matter h seve re the loss is to us—for in a k store as large as this od store keeping demands that things be kept ship-shape, atever cost. I course, means—more bargains $1 and $1.25 Dress Silks 59¢ | ONT FAIL TO SEE OUR BEAUTIFUL $1.00 $ Y that are going at 69 In loulsine, Armures, hand ta $5e and $1 Cheney Foulards 59¢ | Still another 69 lot of silks, worth Sb and $1.0 fo hey are Ch rds with dots, ft) gna, 24 inches In width. se Bengaline Moires at s9¢ any one who wants a stylish suit or ¢ i thar this elegant motre t 9c a yard, Hest colors and wide —Upper Main Floor 1 and conventional de Stylish Millinery Never Was Nearly So me Seep $1.95 RATINE HOODS ARE REDUCED TO o=-$1.39 Ea. Pretty styles—in hoods, bon- nets and turbans—in plain or colors nicely or str s—your with French and flowers reet wear—exquisi Only 69¢, ladies—for these nifty $1.00 white ratine 1s and sailors—nicely trim- med with plain bands and silk buttons— they are fine for outing wear. $1.95 Beach Hats Go for $1.00 Wide trimmed beach and picnic hats— with interlaced straw, cleverly trimmed with soft dra c brightly colored mulls—$1.95 values for $1.00 each tomor row DOMESTIC BARGAINS Special Month-end Bargains for Tues day buye: FINE PRINTED LAWNS, 27 INCHES WIDE, A YD. bell 8 OF PRINTED LAWNS. 27 DE. w sold and dark S%oa) be Calicoes on 's le at 4c a Yard CALICORS, 24 Inches wide, in full and perfect Koods, both light and 123¢ Ch yards of ch cane gr. ated Sugar for 89¢ with Washing Soda—the very best quality; 6 8c pound package at Whole Nutmege—good size, splendid juality, dozen f 5c Taylor’s Vanilla Flavor—full measure bot tles, 4 ounces 25c; 2-ounce bottle 25¢ Walnuts—extra large size, soft shell, California walnuts, pound 256 Quaker Corn Fiakes—fresh and crisp; new 7z: 29 lot just received; package Seeded Ralsins—full pound package, choice 7c quality; package oa Evaporated Peaches—latest crop, good 1 quality, meaty fruit; pound Le Corn Starch—full pound packages, splendid 6c quality; package quality; &pound packages Gloss Starch—large, clean lumps, good 22¢ SPECIALS IN CANNED VEGETABLES Tomatoes—your choice of Happy Home, Rell ance or Maximum; large size New Pack Del Monte Spinach—large size No. 2% cans, the best quality; 14, skate c large mize 22c aia rth Plover 4 famous shower proof | SUCH A MERRY LITTLE TIME} lor windows w | house to «# | whole | | In days of old when wizardn dwelt Within of fane When Imps and « and pixies dealt In spells of ne They had strange Uncanny tneantations Which, with the prog Caused wondrous complications adence # | With queer connipitiona, dire and dart The magic words they 1 And thunder ro! fat each ret T don We have no witet No wisard dire t And yet we have one tor phrase Which plays the deufe with mortaix It brings them Joy, it brings them bliss, It a Mre of a Mina Turns single folk to double It lights the 6 aboy 1 It the Master word of life SCORE AMBASSADOR WILSON PARIS, July 28 Strong denunciation of Her ed States assador to Mexico, is voiced here t issued by the Mexican Conatitutionalista committee The decisions of Ambassador Wilson,” the sta gard! he Huerta government, confirm rumors of strange interfer ce in Mexican politics during the fortnight ending dero. We wish to call attention to the fact that t etween the government and military chiefs, at wh Madero was discussed, and hese meet held at the Ame mbassy. Ambassador Wilson flatly disobeyed the strict instructs of his government to observe neutralit Siianent ent says, “re HAS A HOSPITAL AEROPLANE LONDON, July 28.—The first hospital aeroplane ed by 8. F. ( born aviator, for the } he is ne » machine, which is a 100 horsepower Cody bi K table medical appliances in ite cabin n for tors or nurses, as has been construct itish army, to which Donegan of the royal army medical corps, who ts Cody tn bis experiments, ts confident that an aeroplane fitted in this way will be of the utmost value for field operations. Cody is fitting flow machine, in order to compete for the Dafly Mall's $25,000 wa teat next month LONDON, July 28—A party for which the guesta had to climb a ff fence and make their way stealthily into their hoate ase by doors | given at Hromley, Kent, by Mra, Kate Harvey, an en- |i thusiastic #uffragist, to celebrate two months’ defiance of the tax col-| |} lector. Bince the end of May Mra. Harvey has refused to pay taxes, and, barricading her house, has defied the tax collectors to enter. When |[f | Mra, Harvey gave a tea party to Mra, Cobden Sanderson, Mra. Dospard,| If Mra. Kineton Parkes and other member of the Women’s Tax Resistance |i league, the guests had to use the utmont care in approaching the prem: ff ines in order to avoid the officers. | KILLS HIM AFTER FIVE YEARS LOB ANGELES, July 28—Mrs. Leah Delmont, a young B In heid here today for the killing of her husband on the | versary of thelr wedding day. Constant abuse and repeated deo i larations that her most intimate friend had supplanted her In hie I} affections, she stoically told the police, caused her to shoot him five times through the body at their home here Sunday, killing him In- | stantly. According to the story the woman told, her husband re- peatediy drove past their door in an automobile her money had de. Her body is covered bought, with the other woman at h with brulses. IT GOT THE JUDICIAL GOAT “Oh, hell!” \ | This caloric exclamation was made by Judge John FE. Humph- ries late Saturday night, according to Attorney Glenn Hoover, | when three socialists interrupted the judicial slumbers to serve him with an affidavit of prejudice. The judge had earlier in the day tesued a restraining order, returnable Wednesday, prohibiting socialista and 1. W. W.'s trom speaking on the corner of Wer © and Fe aves, One of the orators called him up by telephone and a for an appoint ment. When he arrived with hie friends, Ke was in bed. He came to the door, and the attorney, handing the Judge a pa- per, told him he was being served with an affidavit of prejudice The judge was apparently disgusted. He banged the door as he mentioned the place across the Styx ‘TELL HOW SEATTLE CAN SAVE “Boclal Justice and Its Relation to F be the topic discussed next Sunday afternc university campus. meeting yesterday, at which Miss cussed he reductior Seattle taxes withc ducir effictency In city government. B. F. Shields proposed direct annual rental for water, This would save $20,000 per annum, he claimed, on postage, Miss Parker advocated police service by citizens, just as jurors are now selected. G. M. Hodgdon leveled an attack on lazy foremen. | HERE TO STUDY STATE LAW To study the compulsory accidental insurance five state senators from Missourl, headed by ator Benjamin L. White, will spend the week in Seattle. The other members of the committee are Senators William G, Busby, R. C. McClintle, A. 8. Phillips and W. C. Goodson, secretary Washington's law on the subject was the first of its kind in the United States, and the compulsory feature was the first In the world Missour! now contemplates the enaetment of such a law, and the com mission was especially sent here to learn the practical details of the administration of state insurance SUCH STINGINESS, SAYS ‘SHE Bil, the Bard of Avon, queried, "W ae sin a name?” Others have have queried the same oft since. By all the tokens, signs and avymbols,| hen and Humphries” will mat the Open Forum at the Jaw of Washington, | Paris is a name to dazzle one with pictures of lavish life. But Paris A, Willlams was a distinct disappointment in that re-| spect, says May W. Williams, who wants a divorce. On the contrary, | Paris leaned to the other extreme, she complains, and was the stinglest| man {n seven counties, although worth $100,000. The couple were} married August 30, 1910. | Here Is what her complaint alleges: He made her ent stale bread, | gleaned from chicken feed. He made her wear heavy sweaters in the| ve fuel In winter, He bought her but one dress during the of her married life. : H WILLIAMSBURG MAN bid $700 In the kitchen range and then came the cold snap. eee FOOD-RAKERS declare that bert-bert 1s caused by eating too much | rice. cee ARCHBISHOP OF PARIS has 0. K.'d the tango, oe 2 68 PORTER, IND.—'Two tramps, arrested for vagrancy, were set free | when the constable learned tha@the lock on the town jail had grown so} | rusty he couldn't open ft, cee ee MARINETTE, WIS,—Hiram Reeves broke bia neck and lived, but a |restaurant sandwich gave him ptomaine poisoning, and physicians wi |e cannot recover FREDERICK & NELSON Advance Showing Autumn Styles’ (he SON showing of Novelty and Tailored Suits which women generally will f ing insight into the ideas that are to be in vogue for the approaching season. fabric on collars and cuffs. draperies continue in prominence. New Open-Stock Service pattern between gold lines; dred-piece Set, $19.75. Odd Carpet- Size ae per Low-Priced | Rug ly Brussels Rug, 5x5,| Wilton Rug, 8-3x10-6, spe- jf special $13.50. cial $26.50. I Vel } 7-6x Body Brussels Rug, 7-3x Saxony Rug, 8-3x10-6, | 1 $12.00 8-6, special $8.00. special $25.00. \ Velvet , 7-6x Body Brussels Rug, 8-3x Tapestry Brussels Rug, 8- jf al $17.50 9-6, ecial $18.50. 3x10-6, special $11.50. russels Rug, 6-9x i irussels Rug, 10-6x Body Brussels Rug, 6x9, ff , special $15.00 Brussels Rug, 6x9, Tapestry Rug, 9x12, spe- Body Brussels Rug, 6-9x $13.00 a it Spades of one-piece steel, LAWN SPRINKLERS, 15¢ with rounded edge and long or “D” handle; just the thing for clam-digging; special, Small-size Cast-iron Sprinkler in ja panned finish, with brass top, 15¢ GRASS SHEARS, 20¢ ; Shears with 5%4-inch blades and/| Steel Wire Rakes steel bows, Clearance Items in Inexpensive Linens prices for quick sale are quoted on an ass become soiled from counter display, including Cluny, Torchon and Batten. berg Lace Scarfs in various sizes; Scalloped. Linen Embroidered Scarfs: and Lace Centerpieces in circular and square styles, sizes ranging’ from*18 inches Exceptional values vib SPECIAL, $1.70 EACH | SPECIAL $1.25 EACH Austrian Silver-bleached Linen, Table | for Mercerized Cotton Pattern Cloth ; Unhemmed Irish Linen Pattern | sive 72x72, in a fine Je and a) cua ‘ ' 2x72, a > grade and dn two ff Hemmed German Linen ‘Table | pleasing STORE CLOSES) “LY AT 5:30 ' in Women’s Suits | SECTION has in readiness an early |} , find of interest, as afford- Three of the New Models Are Sketched { white broad- nmed with vet; draped CENTER: Suit of hogany-color wool ge cuffs, nd revers of fabric, with two- cade and new-blue Velours de ye Laine, coat 37 inches ttoning high litary effect and sash trim- f panne vel- Suit of | ! | d may be mentioned: blue, tan and brown; WOOL EPONGE in any, brown stripe and black- SERGE in navy-blue, # isible jj sray; NOVELTY BROADCLOTH t ITINGS in mahe taupe and black; WOOL POPLIN in black with lue with white str Buttons of novelty design are used in trimming; also fur and fur- i Sleeve are set-in and kimono styles.. Skirt H —Becand Floor, 50 Pes., $10.00 Din care pees os a gracefu porcel i iece Set. $10.00 $22.50 | special $11.50 els Rug, 10-6x Hartford Saxony Rug, 6x &, special $23.00. 9, special $18.00. Rug, 6-9x Body B | 12, special $14.0 Wilton Ru | $15.00, Rug, 6x9. Axminster Rug, 9x12, spe- $13.00. | cial $15.35 , Ox9, special, Second Floor, Hammocks and Lawn Supplies & ! WOVEN HAMMOCKS, $3.25 AND $4.50 . A good assortment of patterns in Woven ks of good quality hard-spun 4 1 fted pillow, valance and spreader at head, $3.25 and $4.50, WOMEN'S SPADES, 30¢— WIRE LAWN RAKES, 35¢ 20 inches wide, with 20k teeth in two styles, 35¢ * —Basement Salesroom | rtment of fancy linen pieces that Scalloped patterns; .wean and fa “ a aund well 7 2 —Rasement Salesroag,

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