The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 23, 1913, Page 8

A STIRRING BARGAIN FRIDAY TO WIND UP THE BON MARCHE’S GREAT HARVEST HOME SALE IN GALLANT STYLE BRING YOUR DIMES TO THIS STORE TOMORROW EACH FOR 1500 PIECES OF SILVER- PLATED FLATWARE WORTH TO 29¢ In a nice bright finish For the last day of the Harvest Home Sale red all our odd pieces and short line These are a few extracts from last night's “The Town In Review” column, which runs every day in The Star Pink, If it amuses you, buy a Pink and get It all, -There is four times as much printed In the pink sheet, Corts 1 cent. Out at IT SEEMED the lant car had gone and I didn't know It and I'd been standing on the corner of Madison and 17th for about half an f it wasn't about hour, when @ policeman came along and asked m time | was moving é 0 a8 ‘d 1D mast ea ale | DIDN'T like the tone he used and told him that as 1 didn't seem to be In anybody's way but his and didn't fatend to murder or holdup anybody, that there didn't seem any reason why I should move on : caw © we've ga : ) of silver-plated table ware, worth up to 29e—and Positively for | marked them —10e each and they will be } on sale at this low price Friday as long as we One Day Only | have any left. They are silver plated in nickel an plated brass. The lot includes HE GOT wore right away and told mo that If I didn't “make myself scarce” he'd see that I got a night's lodging in the efty Jatl and an opportunity explain to Judge Gordor hanging dround at that bour of the thix morning just why | was ning BUT | STILL refused to move off the corner and after a Httle fur ther argument he took me by the arm and started to lead me in the direction of the patrol box, where [ supposed he'd te clty automobile and I'd get down as far as the city hall anyway WHEN WE stopped he told me, in a somewhat gentler tone of voice, that he didn't want to lock me up and that If I'd go quietly on about my business that he would release me TEA SPOONS, DESSERT SPOONS, BUT. TER SPREADERS, SUGAR SHELLS, BUT- TER KNIVES, PICKLE FORKS, COLD MEAT FORKS, LADLES, AND OTHER USEFUL PIECES. | WANTED that ride down town #o I told him that an he'd already arrested me he had no business to let me go and indignantly tnformed him that | was Koing to see thing through and find out if a law.ablding private eltizen ¢ subjected to such treatment. + 0 +: i THEN HE got nore again and for nearly a quarter of an hour but and telling me to go on ab OPEN STOCK DINNERWARE IN ONE OF OUR BEST PATTERNS§ On sale Friday at, apiece - A dainty white and gold design in con ventional border—in cups and saucers, veg lates, pie plates, soup plates, oatmeal every minute or two asing me my BUT | WOULDN'T GO! FINALLY, HE got to beget away and leave him alone while I followed him up and ¢ street! ie e1€ etable dishes, dinner p bowls and many other dishes—all at 10c apiece a FULL 48 PIECE DINNER SET IN THE ABOVE PATTERN Cottage Dinner, Bae ire apiece, for $4.4 —Lower Main Floor of The Bon Marche. BARGAIN SPECIALS IN MEN’S UNDERWEAR Men’s 50c Underwear Men’s $1.25 Union Suits is Priced at Just are Priced Tomorrow —43e— Jac fe! oti elgh ott Men's medium weight cotton red pee sq" Xs re po es ribbed Shirts and Drawers, in rt stl pee A Hate : erea: re nicel, colo ell f ed ar gegen rtable. The In the lot. The kind of garments a tie Seer splendily. that will give entire satisfaction. | at eee ie a Regular 50c kind, Friday at 43¢ Priced 95c @ su’ & garment. Men’s $1.50 Union Suits Men’s 75c Lambsdown Will Go Tomorrow at Underwear, Priced at —_63e— Mon’s S119 Union a 4 Buits of heavy weight. Mad Men's Lambsdown rts an heavy combed yarn. Very elas Drawers in a mottled cream tie and form-fitting, and will | | GOT that fellow so nervous pattering around after him all over his beat that I'll bet he don’t work tonight WE MAD Just turned tn onto Madinon st. for the fourth time, when @ taxicab came along bound down town, and the policeman rushed out Into the middle of the street and stopped the car and told the driver that I was a friend of bin and wanted to get down to Second ay | WAS tired and really didn't want to be arrested, so I climbed | aboard VICTIMIZING CONSUMPTIVES | BERLIN, Oct. 28.—"Thousands of consumptives are victimized levery year by tt culosia cure fakers | At hea the world’s biggest market for bogus tubercu the tuberculosis fakers have reaped a harvest of “day at the & held tts MRS. BROCKETT ASKS DIVORCE Lacking pine days to complete two years of married Ife, Mra Stella M. Brockett Wednesday com divoree action against Nor wood W. Brockett, attorney n, Light and Power Co Incompat! sks for an or der restraining her hus and stock in the company POLICEMAN TURNS PREACHER, PORTLAND, Or, Oct. 22-— From police officer to religious evan Relist is the step today contemplated by Police Capt. A. E. Slover ‘I have just grown weary of this police work,” «said Capt. Blover. “I value men more than money, and fee) that | can do more good as an | evangelist | Slover is a Free Methodist, and has been interested In religious work for years. « The 4 from disposing of of 4 } color. Heavy wool fleeced—the keep you warm. Strongly made — | q fleece will not roll up in wash- and the kind that will wear ex- | : ‘They are well tallored and cellently. Regular $1.50 gar. KRUP q full cut. Bi gs eae t ments priced $1.19 a sult, , cold weather. 75c my wer ain oor oft e garment. Bon Marche. | BERLIN, Oct. 22.—Nominally it was Max Brandt and Herr Foetus 4 |[ | who were put on trial in the criminal court he y, charged with | if «raft in connection with army contracts, but rea the title of the | | | case should have been he German government against Krupp OM If | tn the reichstag last apring by making public many secret reports said || PLAIN AND FANCY SILKS AT | AND COATINGS FOR ONE DAY | iss<'eceiate'si22%-cdomninetes arcana eit Bs if | to the Krupps to keep them informed concerning their rivals’ bids on | |] military supplies df 3 | A court-martial sent four of the accused to prison. Today tt wa : % } the Krupps’ turn. Brandt was their agent {n Berlin. He was accused 4 3 es ¢C a ess— of dotng the actual bribing. Ecctus !s a director of the Krupp works \ | He was accused of having guilty knowledge of the transactions y A BRIGHT FRIDAY BARGAIN IN THE SILK Just for this one day we have marked all our a 4 4 SECTION—for we have taken all our egy Wool Dress Goods and Coating Remnants at 1.3 : 4 lengths of plain and fancy silke—regular 50c, 65: less than their regular pricee—there are hundreds | ; and 75c silks, too, and priced them at 25c a yard. | of remnants in skirt and dress lengths—in fine 4 | Included are messalines, taffetas, Louisines, | wool suitings, serges, Panam: poplins, mohairs LOS ANGELES, Oct. 23.—An Injunction has been asked by a rivai| 3 motres, pongees and foulards, in all the new col- | and broadcloths, as well as heavy coatings. They | pes restraining EB. T. Earl, proprietor of the Exy and Tribune "4 ors and black. Suitable for walsts, gowns, slips range tn lengths from 2 to 6 yards, and we have ||| from taking ite employes away by offers of larger salart: The paper | or linings. all colors and black already has $1 ) In damage suits pending against Birt Tt —Upper Main Floor of The Bon Marche. | —Upper Main Floor of The Bon Marche. : WILL CENTRALIZE LABORS z . aia Draperies Reduced (the $13; Bea \ Cut Rate Domestics |), 4 4 BOSTON, Oct. 28.—That a central committee in charge of Roman Ht 2c FIGURED SATEEN 121-2¢YD. | Spreads Priced at | 15¢ DRESS GINGHAMS 10c YARD J! carneitc mission work in America ‘will reault. from then ifosts wean Beautiful lot of patterns—fine satin finish—rich color combinations. Splen did for furniture coverings and also suitable for draperies. The regular 20c quality, Friday at 12%c a yard 25¢ PLAIN VOILE SCRIM 12 1-2c Mill lengths of Voile Scrim—40 inches in width—shown in white, and Arabian colors. Makes splendid bedroom curtains—and is very easily Jaundered. Specially priced for Fri- day, 12%c a yard 85c BUNGALOW NET AT 59¢ YD. Splendid quality closely woven Bun. galow Net in Arts and Crafts effects Very desirable for short or long cur- tains. We have this net in white and Arabian colors. Makes very nice drap- eries. 59c a yard 5c ART BURLAP AT 121-2e YD. Mill lengths of fine quality Art Bur- Jap—full yard in width. Rich brown shade. Splendid for wall coverings and portieres. Lengths range from 314 to 9 yards. —Third Floor of The Bon Marche. Dress Ginghams—82 Inches in width. We have them in plaids and checks, in lengths from 10 to 20 yards. 2 SOISETTE AT 121-2¢ YARD 2,000 yards of Solsette—32 Inches wide and in lengths to § yards. Fine and lustrous, Wears and looks well Shown tn blues, pinks, cream, white and black. 12 1-2c PERCALES 8 1-2c A YARD 8,000 yards of Night and dark per- cales—full yard in width and lengths to 10 yards. In checks and stripes and neat figures. Good, durable material 7 1-2c APRON GINGHAMS 5c YD. Apron Ginghamt-—27 inches in width and In lengths to 10 yards. Fast col- ors, principally in good shades of bine Splendid quality. Priced 6e a yard Lower Main Floor of The Bon Marche. SS FRIDAY ECONUMIES AT SEATTLE’S BEST GROCERY STORE Catholic Church Extension society was the opinion expressed by dele. gates to the church’ ninat congress here. The Extension society recently appointed a committee to invest! gate, among other things, why less money {s bequeathed to Catholic than to Protestant missions. Bishop Canevin of Pittsburg, one of its members, told the con gress he belleved the explanation was that there is no particular Cath olic mission organization to which to leave money WENATCHEE HAS BIG CROWD WENATCHEE, Oct. 23.—Wenatchee’s first Fair Hosperides is bringing people in from all parts of the state and has proved a big success Today is Ratiroad day, and numerous special cara with rail |rond officials are in town. L. C. Gilman, assistant to the president of the Great Northern, with a company of officials of that line, arrived last night, and are today guests of the exposition officers and Commer. celal Club Yesterday a parade of floats half a mile long was the feature of | tho cel celebration | SAYS THEY MUST PAY $9, 000 TACOMA, Oct. 23.—The jury in the case of H, P, Emery of Port-| land against Superintendent A. P. Calhoun of the Stellacoom asylum | for the insane, and A. J. Littleton and wife, of Portland, charged with being responsible for the release on parole from Steflacoom of O. W.| Pence, who went to Portland and shot the plaintiff, Emery, yesterday | —S$1.15— Crocheted Bed Bpreads—are size 80x 90. Good heavy qual (ty, Neat Marnetiles Regular $1.25 values, Friday at $1.16 each 75¢ Bed Sheets Will Go at Just —59e ea.— ed Bed Sh 4 and ' seamless. more than # purchaser. $1.25 Emmerich Pillows for ; ded Ho rdict of $8,000 fon ™ Flour, bread or | Pere Older Vinegar, “Town Talk” | Macaroni, efi ; awarded Emery a verd j | aatry flour: milled’ tn “Kenttio | brand, In gallon jigs. no extn | spelen at; the very || ‘This ta the first verdict of the kind recorded in any court in the rom best Washington Stem barge for jugs. 60¢ pound | United States, wheat. No. 10 29 | kind tor 45c | “i 6c i packs .. c | Peart Tapioca, the best quailty | 1” Snape, fresh shipment re xtra Fancy Creamery Mutter, | makes delicious puddir elved daily, | Priced splendid quality; extra 1 A pound 6c pound 32i¢ 10¢ fancy. A pound | | GOOD SAMARITAN GETS IN BAD The next time Edward Lenz befriends anybody, {t won't be a negro, singer, Nix and nay | Long happened in a saloon at Sixth and King Wednesday night. | Ho heard a dusky Individual giving a vocal rendition. Attracted by the warbler’s lean and hungry look, Lenz offered to buy him a meal, Lene bought, They left the cafe together and walked up Sixth av Suddenly the negro soaked Lenz on the head, stabbed him in the neck with a knife and extracted $25 from his vest’ pocket | Lenz is th the city hog pital He lives at the Impertal hotel, 605 Pike st . | Corn Stnrem, full pound package. | ‘Tem Garden » Canned Salmon, large No. 1 tall | good quality, maken a delicious | eat and beat size cans: splendid quality @@ | dessert. A pack pink salmon, for. age , Tc | Gores 19c h Floor of The Bon Marche. LL Pumpkin Lanters for Hallowe'en, Se Kach—Fourth Floor, ZEMARCHE| UNION STREHT——SECOND AVENUK——PIKE #TREET Ment, the pur- ty Not more than 425,000 persons In the United States will be subject |to the income tax on $3,000 and o Analy. of the ‘Huntington, W. Va city water shows a consider-| able quastity of gold, but the temperance lecturers aren't using that | [fact as an argument, | THE SEATTLE STAR | | | " . — : : g FREDERICK & NELSON | | Store Opens at $:30—Closes at { | The Autumn Sale of Ostrich Feathers quotes unusuall | low prices on superior quality South African Feathers, with extra-wide French heads, in black, white and colors. A SPECIAL purchase of Demi- trimmed and Plain - tailored } Suits will be placed on sale Friday at $12.50. The quality of the merchandise, the low price and the timeliness of the selling make this a most important opportunity for every woman who is in the market for a Fall Suit at a low price. Materials represented are: Bedford Cord Serge Cheviot Mixed Suitings | and the color assortment includes black, navy, brown, Copenhagen, gray and maroon. Sizes | 34 to 42. Special at $12.50 on ree leet eee SSS Sn —Basement Malesroom A Clearing of Ribbon | A New Shipment of | Be Remnants Boys’ Tapeless Blouses some ribbons These Blouses ff} ¥ are in great de- E mand because are in demand for making up into a hun- dred and one useful and pretty n | | | r Christmas presentation | * they do away tl with drawstring 5 The clearing embraces a great variety | troubles. This fi f{ styles, widths and colors 1 Taf- | is accomplished feta, Dresden, Grosgrain, Velours and | by a waist Plain Velvet Ribbons—for fancy-work, | pecamtinierei : | adjustable by hair ribbons, trimming and millinery pur- tieane ott poses tons and but- ‘ All these Remnants at an unusual and | ton-holes. : | . uniform price reduction for quick disposal. hey. .st ee First Floor. made with dou- ye She ble standing J collar, in light f . 5) “N | ” striped madras, tan khaki, plain white Children s apo eon madras and plain blue chambray, also in light stripe prints. Sizes 6 to 16 years. Top Boots | Price 50c. AT $1.00— Tapeless Blouses in light and dark * P | striped percales and striped madras, with Pair French cuffs and attached or detached collar. —as pictured, in | ae $1.25— ‘ cat Spgate’® (egte Tapeless Blouses in striped percales and a fist oct whe French cords, with detached collar; also pa egyes Made + | styles in tennis flannel, with attached col- ¥ P 3 | lar and French cuffs. if | over a broad foot- | ee form last and | : : Boys Shirts $1.00 moderately priced Shirts in 12- to 14-year sizes, French- for sizes 7 to 11 cuff styles, in blue, black and lavender at $2.50 pair stripes, with detached or attached collar, . —Dasement Salesroom. | $1 (10, } P —Second Floor. é ° i New Crepe Waists | Sweater Coats $5, $8.00 ||, | $2 50 | vos All-wool Sweater Coats in If | . | ° three grades and weights of wool, i] NE especially attractive model from | knit in plain, shaker and jumbo weaves, this showing of New Cotton Crepe | They are all made with double roll collar [i Waists is made with high collar and long | and cuffs and two patch or set-in pockets, sleeves and is prettily trimmed with hand-| and are shown in white, navy, cardinal, yt embroidery and Venetian lace. Good value | Oxford and maroon. | at $2.50. Moderately priced at $5.00 and $8.00. } 6 1 | —fecond Floor. de pagH ND | —Second Floor. 6“ ” . ush Ray! Mats | The “Wanda La ecia rice se tally Fl | Coal and Wood Heater , 16x27, special 75¢. | VHE Wanda 18x30, special $1.00. Heater is made J 20x33, special $1.25. by the Bridge-Beach fr 2214x36, special $1.45. | Stove Company and = Second Floor: | shows the | superior de- Oak Diaeir sgn wok Special $16.50 A substan quality char- | acteristic of the products of that well- known firm. tially - built > ath: dee handsome, Air-tight Heater, with cast top and bottom and heavy blued steel body. Heavy inside fire linings, duplex grate for Oak Dresser in the clean cut = design pictured, in dull gold en finish, with top 21x 42 inches and beveled plate mirror meas wood and ceal, and close-fitting shaker door uring. 24x30 which permits of shaking grate* without inches opening ash door. * Special at $16.50. Two sizes, at $22.50 and $25.00. Fourth Floor. —Third Fioor