The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 6, 1913, Page 8

} | | | |—A SENSATIONAL BON MARCHE SALE— OF ab 000 MEN’S LINEN COLLARS ONE DOZEN WALNUT REXFORD ELMER ALL GOOD STYLES + THE ane TWO FOR A QUARTER GRADE The Well Known Frisbee Coon and Co, Make All in perfect condition— and clean as a new pin ght 15,000 of them at one lick half Come geta supply. You'll do better 75¢ A DOZEN OR 40c FOR 6 ad BABY WEEK f¢) AY SEATTLE’S Sg “BIG STORE NOW TO GET ofl WINTER WEARABLES FOR | becau can th nonths but never For we are offering excellent price inducements—all this week on things for baby to wear and if you have a little for and use , you certuinly ought to come to Seattle's big and best Infants’-wear store and get “baby-needfuls” while the prices are so very low f imp | $4.95 Sweater Salts, in three | he Stork Pante—Stork | crocheted ros zing own a t red | ' ° " “ c oa une a 3 Bilk ribbon arge ea 19 Bee Aviat white with white with gray « = Rabies’ a8e K aty nav ce and warm. At 1 8 white, of white witt h In wives | SOc Dressee—lrench of Musstan or w Rattles, in one styio only. Kither | style—of | white wn ut With blue. “At white, of blue and white. Pr ks, elbow sleeves. All daint Infants’ 16¢ Rooters, of crocheted for Baby Week at just 5c trimmed. “Eto § 2c | Woo! vhite with pink or blue are trimmings. They are nice * 26e Mibe, Turkish table and warm. For 5c © alee ar Gite Long White Infante’ G5¢ Bootees, of silk and 19¢ juare Wool, finished with narrow silk , . a tand carriage beotees | Be Bibe—Maraciiies bibs also in- y edged with lace. W eluded ring Infants’ 35¢ Rompers, of bly Hinene, Souare x m2 Sleeves. Priced for Raby Week, at just 25¢ ° tx? Se Blankets, in pink or jes; we have « large jue, with assorted designs and | r Are very 48c Are very Don’t Miss These “Baby Week” Bargains if You Want a Go | Cart or r Sulky Sulky, has ere. | O-inch plain ti a I are foot, support bara” | beck, adjustable dash wood handie. Ameri- prings; 10-inch steel fan kind 95¢ | int $9. 95 Durable Sulkies, with O-inch rubber tired wheels : enameled seats Good | ktron me, solia rub ber three 10-ineh $ reclini « eens Rambler Goe-Cart, co!l- Ju ble dashes. 10 e with all ste nes finch wheels, “%4-inch_ rubber C pholstered in leatherette tires. 10-inch wheels i... $6.95 OCTOBER SALE SPECIALS IN BLANKETS AND BEDDING | $3.25 WOOL BLANKETS AT | $2.00 WOOLNAP BLANKETS ; 75c BLEACHED SHEETS AT M-inch rubber tires —$2.69 Pair— —$1.59 Pair— —59e Each— | E Hent rleache al 120 pairs of these grey wool | Woolfinished Blankets; site| Sieetes tga Stason In pees | ani cotton mixed Blankets. | 64x76. Come in grey or tan—| heavy quality: smooth, ‘econ | ee 0: good “weight; soft | goo. winter weights, Palr, | weave—eplendia family sheets | 12 1-2¢ PILLOW CASES AT ----10¢ Each---- There are just 200 dozen of these Pillow Cases. Size 42x36. $2.25 WOOLNAP BLANKETS | —$1.75 Pair— $6.00 ALL WOOL BLANKETS, —$5.00 Pair— 100 pairs of these all-wool 200 pairs wool-finished Blan-| Of exceptional : Blankets—woven from long | kets, size 72x80; heavy weight; | quality ge tye A kood wearing staple wool. Size 66x80 inche strong, firm weave | ower Main Floor. WUST FOR TUESDAY Specially Low Domestic Prices. 15e Outing Flannel 10¢ a Yard | 97011 A. M. ONLY No Phone Orders Accepted. Women’s 5c Handkerchiefs 2 1-2c Payallup Fair Exhibit 600 dozen women’s fine lawn cross. 2,000 yards of splendid Outing | bar Handkerchiefs; full size and in fog atspiny © Flan cream color; 36 inches wide | fect condition. Worth Sc each. | pour Floor, mol hea double-t 1; lengths to 10 ice, from 9 to 11, 2%c. ahange to me 1] Yards. Not over 12 yards to a cus —Upper Main Floor. | wes sent to the Bon} (omer. Yard, 10¢ Marche by the Puy Commercial C1 20c Sateen Remnants at 8c Yard 2,000 yards of these splendid Rem. nants, received direct from the mill In extra heavy, lustrous materials, and in a full line of colors. 8c a yard, —Upper Main Floor. Se Skein Fibre Thread for 3c 6000 skeins of excellent Fibre Thread, in all wanted shades. All in perfect condition. On sale from 9 to 11 only, at 3c a skein, —Third Floor. 7c Parlor Brooms at Only 50c Splendid Parlor Brooms, with six 121-2c Percales at 8 1-2c a Yard 2,000 yards of Dress Percales, 36 inches wide—mill ends—lengths to 16 yards. in light and dark shades; dots stripes and neat figures. Yard, 84 71-2¢ Apron Ginghams 5c a Yard | ards of Apron Ginghams, in lengths up to 10 yards and solid colors. Tuesday, Se a yard. 10c Cretonnes Priced 5c a Yard ) yards of excellent Cretonnes; nches wide. Come in stripes and River Valley. ends Embroidery Lessons Free Kaitting lessons, sewings. Not more than one to each | too—and two of pretty floral patterns and Oriental de. customer. On sale from 9 to ll a m cleverest teachers in| Signs. Used for making comfort cov- only, at 5c each. erings. —Lower Main Floor. tse a rrtaag $41.3¢ Yard 10¢ Nurses’ Ginghams 6 1-2c Yd. Daity 00 yards of eriap, new Nurses’ Curtain Scrims, in white, cream and | cingses, both morning Gashais, needs ap tetas Arabian. Some in the pretty cross ards; 27 inches wide. Come in stripes ber effect; others in fancy weaves. waa eoehal Prices the Teaedav's aot | From 9 to 11, only, 8 1-3c a yard —Third Floor. ing at 6%e yard —Lower Main Floor of Bon Marche. 18 POUNDS SUGAR 89¢/ Steel Cut Cof- fee, absolutely free from chaff; strictly clean. | 3-poun ns, 1246 | oan When accompanied with an order for $1.00 | Gagan’? *** $1.45 | =| Save Coffes, ox worth of other groceries, not incl | tras : a gicep- | flour or sugar. Not over 18 pounds | stron laa 31: to any at this price | | __Pure Cane Know—Not | Det Monte spinach, ve hot t | there in none hetter. a at, ¢ | wolutely pure and clear inpowder No. 2% cans, Ne han “81.60 | » 450 Eugiieh Breakfast Tea, ve the regular 25¢ grade. | W Nutmegs, the bent on ; ‘& splendid cup. | quality. ‘Sayed Weld ed for Tuesday's selling, dozen SECA aed ral $1.60 | Coptes of the “Play of Julius Caesar’—26e and 50ce—Hook Section. EMARCH Casey MELD ————sOOND AVENE M1084 can, 14e4 dozen cane cans . Fourth Floor, E | BABY'S WARDROBE AT CONSIDERABLE SAVING | lot stealing $5,000’ worth @f canned music, THE SEATTLE STA OUTBURSTS OF EVBRETT TRUE _—_——- © NOW YOU CAN'T “ TELL ME TMAT THE \ | WILSON ADMINISTRATION KNOWS ENOUGH ABOUT THE SCIENCE OF BANKING TO MEDDLE VY WITH CURRENCY REFORM! f = I CAN'T ey S TELL You THat, EX? \ uf THEN See IF I CAN ) BEAT it INTO So f You 8 — _ WHERE? LL WE BUILD BRIDGE? Sixth ay N A Where should he cusal at Lat be located The council « easly divided, For three hours they debated it Saturda eiston : A motion, made by Council icxson, who favors the Tenth av. location, to a next election, was defeated by 4 to « hin Counctiman Wards who pre v, site, said he Was pot sure was the Ui hat the Tenth av and that affic from the country district w ld bet be ommodated Those favoring the Sixth av. location de » there are five » in the Wallingford district, an that andr of home have bullt there. mo the presumptic that ¢ * 4 be locat Sixth av, and ft we h av. location, be cause {It will give satis mber of people. It w ont, he ¢ mates, $4 0 $380,000 for the other neation SAN DIEGO, Oct. 6—Shuddering with fright, and apparently on| the verge ous breakdown, Burr Harris, a Low Angeles negro, who was arrested early Sunday on the suspicion of having murdered Mra. Rebecea P. Gay, Christian Science practitioner, tn Los Angeles ten days ago, is held b h Mra. Cectila Curry of Los An of the five wom *aW a negro prowling around brutally mu a De geles for who arrived here he severe examination, which was held ng where Mra Gay wae 4 Erven of the Los A last night, aided {n conducting t | behind closed doors. The strongest circumstantial evidence the fact that a plece of gaspipe used tr yard of his home. The theory of the Los Ang against Harri is said to be r was found in the os police working here on the case is that the negro was hired to do the work by persons un known. When arrested, Harris carried a revolver. He talked freely of the charge against him, and stated that ne was co’ of proving his Innocence | Work on the munictpa are working on the course on Beacon hill, the only et The new links cover 161. sores links on the Pacific coast constituting ® sl 18-hole | rapidly enough to assure pla course, covering a distance of 6,060 the new course by next rds. The tract is bounded by t park depart-| Spokane at. 24th av, Alaska st. and prison: | 16th av JUMPS TO DEATH FROM FERRY | SAN FRANCISCO, Oct Gui son of a livery stable lowner here, and his friend Ei mer Heck were held at the city prison | today. pending 5 of the suicide of Lacy M, Gthson who yesterday leape bound trom San Francisco to Oak land to have been married M! Her cousin, that sho and Mise Gibron visited San F { day night, met Gillogle autrimobile ride with him, and J out #o late that it was dec irla had b a hotel. While lphe was arranging for a r cording t ants story, Oi!) ogley and Miss Gibson disappeared was in Gillogley’s company when the police called on him SEEK HINDU WOOER OF GIRL SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 6.—Ffforts by the Contra Costa county au the 1 the mystery of Rosa Domingo's death centere |day around the quest for the 18-ye 1 girl's we the Sikh Said All Khan, who worked alongside her in the Metropolitan Match Works at | Stege. Phystclans sald that the girl was strangled before her body, weight led with railroad {ron and chains, was sink at the foot of the Califor. hia Cap Works’ wharf, at Stege, the brulses on her head and face prob- ably having been made by striking against the piling of the whart | when the loosening of the chain allowed ft to rise, The letter signed "M. Sald Ali,” asking the girl to Join the Sikh | which the police found in the girl's room, and the fact that a man an swering the Hindu's description called on her a week ago convince the | authorities ‘that sald All knows something of her death TEAR AIGRETTES FROM HATS PARIS, Oct. 6.—French milliners voiced their horror today at the news that American custome Inspectors are enforcing the new tariff law's clause against the {mportation of algrettes or other wild fowl plumage by tearing 1 tfrom the hats so decorated worn by passengers arriving from Europe, They had understood that hats could not be shipped, but never imagined they could not worn {nto the country The situation, they aaid, will completely disorganize thetr trade with Americans. TO HEAR STRAPHANGING CASE OLYMPIA, Oct, 6. When the supreme court convenes, October 14, ito take up the fall calendar, one of tho first cases will be the “strap hanging from Seattle, which involves the validity of the ordi nance regulating the number of passengers that may be carried on each street car, The caso will be argued before the entire court. It was argued last May before one division of tho court, but will now bo re argued before all nine Judges DEMAND TICKETS ON CARS The Open Forum yesterday, attended by over 600, lin favor of charter revision, and for the lets on street care The speakers were William Rosso Mrs. Gk »R went on record restoration of the sale of tick George Hodgdon, J. H. Carse, White Brooklyn man, 61 years old, Just about to marry, arrested on charge | R FREDERICK & NELSON Store Opens at 8:30—Closes at 5:30 New Lines of Knit Underwear Complete assortments for women and children in the most popular weights and fabrics—all in carefully selected qualities. Nine Styles in Women's Cotton Union| Four Styles in Women’s Wool and Suits, $1.25 ercerized Lisle Union Suits, $3.50 Fine ve, tuch tit r and $4.00— weight th | c Jutch ne t D 1 neck tvles ankle lengths. ¢ t and front } r fast Two Styles in Women's Balbriggan Cotton Union Suits, $2.50 and $2.75 aay avait eS eli Three Styles in Women’s Silk-and-Wool in knee and e | I joa Union Suits, $4.00, $4.50 and $5.00— “3 ec ar evele in Seven Styles in Women's Mercerized rf ne Lisle Union Suits, $2.25 75, $3.00 and $3,50— tyles in Women’s Silk Union Medium weight n fine cave 4 $5.00, $6.50, $7.00 and $9.50— Four Styles in Women's Merino Union ee s Wool-and-Linen Union Suits, 1.25 to § Suits, $1.50 and $2.00— on sleeveless style, knee and ankle lengths. | matural color Priced according to size $1 to $2.2 Five Styles in Ni eels Wool-and-Linen 2.50— 5 ~ ‘ Union Suits, $2.50 dren's Cotton Union Suits, 50c, 65c¢ ean nee : and 75c— and t made th } RUSE ¥ : to size, 50c, ¢ 1 75¢ Two Styles in Women's Wool Union hildren’s Wool-and-Linen Shirts and Suits, $3.50 and $4.00— Drawers, 75c to $L25— hrunk, in whit r al Pan 1 } rding to size, neck ng eve style 1 ankle length, | 75. t $1.25 front fastening ie —First Floor. Cretonnes, Special Plush and Velvet Hats 20c Yard ag fea- are tured here in an ass that includes: SPECIAL pr on Cretonnes in sev . fhe 1 Untrimmed Black Plush Hats with vel- eral pretty patterns pleasing a color combinations. They are 32 and 36| vet facing, $3.45. inches wide are best suited to bed Untrimmed Plush Hats, in popular room, sewi and breakfast room | apes, black, brown, navy and tay decorations. Special, 20¢ yard es p ; $2.95. Curtain Nets, Special 50c Yard— ’ Exceptional values in a special assort- Black Velvet Hats in the season's fa- ment of vored blocks, $1.95, $2.95 and $3.45. * Nets, in Fish N F} Clur OOD, Fancy Feathers, Flowers, Paradise and tional effect ja designs *s in newest colorings, 35¢ to $9.75. Fifty inche ecial —Basement Salesroom. { Misses’ Union Suits | Axminster Rug Special | $1.00 and $1.25 HE RUG SECTION an un discontinued patterns in 9x12 Axminister ISSES’ Union Suits, part wool, in Rugs (three floral and three Oric wh and natural color, sizes 4 to patterns). Choice, $16.75 cach 12 years, $1.00; 14 to 16 years, $1.25 suit. Second Floor. —Basement Salesroom. G Y | ; ermantown Yarn Novelty Neckpieces 25c ° 9c Skein A COLLECTION of Fancy Neckpieces ERMANTOWN Yarn, in a broad se-| cluc Jabots, Collar and Cuff lection of plain colors, four-ply, 9% Sets, rs and other pieces, 25c. ; sae : ss asemen Salesroom skein; box of 20 skeins, $1.60 i ment Salesr Rasement Salesroom. Knit Ualiesedas Women’s Wool Hosiery 99¢ G : armen 25¢ Pair k rote 2 pair —Basement Saiesroom The Banner Oak Heater For Coal or Wood Has left lued steel body and heavy y lower cast m fire ter in both and feed door | | | »With 11-inch fire $6.75. With 13-inch fire $9.00. With 15-inch fire $12.00. , With 17-i fire $15.00. The Ruby Heater For Coal or Wood This Heating Stove has cast iron body and solid cast iron lining. ‘Transparent mica doors permit the glow of the fire to be enjoyed With 15-inch fire pot, $10.00. With 17-inch fire pot, $12.00. With 19-inch fire pot, $14.00, With 21-inch fire pot, $16.00. i i ! } | \