The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 29, 1913, Page 8

i aR aeRO Naor De Tt 200 NEW $6.00 DRESS SKIRTS] GO ON THE TABLE AT | Another Bon Marche Special in Stylish Autumn. Wearables AND REMEMBER A DOLLAR SAVED IS A DOLLAR EARNED All Late, Dashing Models in Tartan Plaid, Shaded Boucles, Poplin, Serge | | | | The Tartan Plaid Skirts are very striking—in their large navy ind dark green shadings—they are. made with draped fronts and half- | a ark g q | belted backs The Poplin Skirts have the slashed bottoms and are gathered at the top with half-belt and tiny straps The two-tone site eer Skirts are distinctly smart tucks at the back and double drape et t in front with back The Serge Skirts are made of good, all-wool tailo n neat 4-gored style—both navy blue and black ~—Second Floor of The Bon Marche If you need a new Apron or two—better buy them at the Bon Marche—and on a Thursday—for aprons are cheaper on that day > > than on any other—for instance CF, > 25¢ WHITE LAWN APRONS, FOR | 85c LARGE, COVERALL APRONS —15c each— —for 65e— “ these re these Dainty white lawn Aprons— as rated good size—have pocket and are | lar Cove Apr ns { percale embroidery trimmed. Also kitch in pretty and patterns en aprons, made of heavy percale | button al the side from | in nurse’s stripe effect. Priced, | shoulder—f { with rick-rack braid. Bel back $1.25 LARGE, SACQUE APRON —at 95ce— 15c each UNGALOW" APRONS aT. —39c each— “Bungalow” Aprons of percale Made of keag ginghar in light checks—polka dots and | cut very full pays kimono sleeves dark blue with white dotted | and tie in the back—also the effects—also a plain chambray | ever-popular “Wilhelmina” style gingham large Princess apron of | aprons—in__ pretty checks and American shirting stripes. Thursday, 95¢ each ond Floor of Bon March eee ee Second Pinar sf Bon Marche OUTING FLANNEL AT LESS THAN ‘a ome 8,000 YARDS 27 - IN. 8V2c OUTING FULL BOLTS FLANNEL AT ALL PERFECT For one day—Thursday— “Se a yard for 8%4c heavy, and for that day only, we double fleeced Outing Flan will sell new 8%4c Outing nel—less than it cost at the | Flannel at 5c a yard—8,000 mill door All full, new | yards of it—not over 15 A YARD bolts of perfect goods, fancy yards to each buyer—no Loner Mats checks and stripes, in blues, mail orders can be filled. pinks and tans A Sale of Comforts and Pillows at Cut Rates BUT ONLY FOR THURSDAY SHOPPERS: Bon Marche Bedding prices are always low enough—any experi enced housewife will tell you that without a moment's hesitation So that when we take these always low prices and reduce them still further, it means that somebody is going to get some pretty good bedding bargains if they come to Seattle’s big store Thursday $1.25 BED COMFORTERS 95¢c | $2.50 COMFORTERS AT $1.95 , Just 60 in the lot Bed Comforters—size 68x80 inches. Covered x with silkoline in dainty floral designs—filled with | ity. covered with good floral sitkoline grade cotton and neatly tied with wool. Just with whi cotton and very neatly 200 in the lot. Priced, 95¢ each. Priced at $1.95 each $1.75 COMFORTERS $1.39 EA, 75¢ FEATHER PILLOWS AT 59¢ We have 200 “Emmerich” Feather Pillows in this size 72x78—extra heavy quak Are filled wool tied They are size 72x78 inches—covered with silko- lot—they are covered with strong herring-bone | line in neat floral designs. Filled with long, stapic | ticking—all feather filling—thoroughly cleansed | cotton of good quality. Neatly wool tled. Priced, and odorless. $1.29 each. —Lower Main Floor of The Bon Marche. | HALLOWE'EN GROCERIES AT SPECIAL PRICES | Pumpkins for Hallowe’en 2V2clb. Get your Jack o’ Lanterns for Hallowe'en here—we've got lots of them—little ones, big ones and ones of middle size; fine to make a “bogey man” of; 2%c a pound And lots of dainties for the Hallow MINCE PIES FOR — Orders be placed not later than Thursday. Made in our daylight bakery. must are extra far medium size. A box Jon: an Apples—extra fancy small size Jonathan Hallowe'en parties A box $2.25 $2.25 25c | Walante—extra fancy California soft shell walnuts, Thursday 4 Nute—extra fancy quallty—guar- | Orange Marmalade—Toa Garey ran 8 nteed all first class 25c guaran itely pu 2c ee a a | Pr cre iT, Salmon Loat—« pposuecee fish delicacy [ites ry best brands fanchen: "Gan screen 10¢ 6" Tt Pure Rolled Onta—the very bert 15c¢ 4c The Hon Marche. white rolled oats sacks for Premium Baking Chocolate—Maytiower brand; absolutely pure and wholesome. Pound cakes 2:¢ | Better Plant Bulbs Before It Gets Too Late 5c | Tullpe—single or double the B76 | Red Salmon Rellies—beat quality No. Columbia river fish. A pound f 4c | river fi A pound Marche brand ii Ite Alies—they are the extra Priced, each Chinese large 10¢ 15¢ or striped cojors, A elasue—cither the single or double In & fl, v ety. Priced, a dozen, mete 5c c ¢ December Home Journal Patterns Are Here Now, -MARCHE I: Hee the New Flemish Art Seroll Work—for Gift Making. —Third Floor THe BON | | | | 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, Coste 1 cent, Out at 4:30 p.m eee ee | NOTE In my evening paper that Brewer Adolphus Busch left to his heirs sum of $50,000,006 ONE THOUSAND MILLION beers! AND, OH, #0 many headaches! ear a at AND HEARTACHES! a ae ee ANDO I'M going to add the fraction of a nickel to thix fifty million as soon asl get through with six typewritten pages of this stuff OH, BUT I am a sucker! Overheard at the American Cafe She can say whatever she pleases at . but 1 ain't fell for no reporter like Agnes has Why, how do I know you love me? I never seen you before t night You ain't seen that fellah Stephen in here tonight, have you Charlie? And, waiter, don't make {t so strong. Gimme a lot of ginger ale 1 8AW Tom Horner, the Demosthenos of the Seattle bar, eat! pickled plas feet at Levinson's, on Th AV, Youterday IT ALMOST made me sick HE GOT It all over his face and the lapels of ht at, and ' shook hands with me I thought some one handed me a we ke lece of slippery el NEXT TIME I see Tom during the lunch hour, I'm going wre my t hand In a face towel A DISPATCH f Munich says they aré golng to dethrone Ot | sinstically | last census | train that bad stop the Mad King eee ee Plata AIN'T Otto Cane, in tt maw? ‘WILL STIR UP THE MESS AGAIN LOS ANGELES, Oct. 29—That all matters growing ‘out of the vie its of GH. Bixby and other Ithy men to girls who lived at th Jonquil apartments here will be dragged ir the legal spotlight was indicated today by the annou United District A torney Albe ver that er evide tir show the extn of a bla thorourt events le arrest of 1 Kelve Stevens and McKelvey ee who figur in the recent trial of, Bixby inquency of a minor, and who at aint b The men were arrested ag to extort money fror wealthy Jonquil frequ d Sch fat first was ‘Incen ot Du ley Rot {nson, h ty, who caused the @ ing his wuperiar, After that will astume personal char Tuesday by the grand jory at which the defendant was acqui the the grat ry A BIG CROWD AT CULPEPPER WASHINGTON, Oét. 29.—Culpepper, Va., {8 the home of Dr. Cary T. Grayson, constant companion and physician to the. president. .Dur ing the trip of the presidential party from Mobile, Ala, to Washing ton, which was concluded Iast shake #o thany hands at night, the president was compelled to ery stop of the train that he finally gave orders to make no more sto excepting at Culpepper. This exception was made at the urgent request of Dr. Grays The whole town will be there,” Grayson told the president, enthu as he mentioned that 11 persons were found there In the When the train did stop at Culpepper there was only one man at the station, and it was dark ‘Do you know any one in the crowd?” emnly ‘Ob, you,” replied the doctor, somewhat crestfalien Haneborough—but he meets all trains anyhow Incidentally, also, the pr nt's special was ed at Culpepper in five years anked the president, so! “that's Cooney the first through (OUR GREATEST SPENDER DEAD CODY, Wyo., Oct. 29.—Charles G. Gaten, Gates, and famous in his qwn right as Am in hin private car here yenterday afternoon, plexy He had come to Wyoming with his pb son of the late John W. ‘8 greatest spender, died lowing a stroke of apo- sictan In search of improve ment tn his failing health. While in ( Gates kept up his reputa tion as a spender. He paid the debts of several’ of the churches in the town, and to others made large contributions, He spent over $7,000 in buying clothing for all of the poor he could find and overcoats for every ymusand dollars cash was given to guide in the mountains, he pre man who w uld accept ote. . One r, and to Ned Frost sum of $10,000 * was mar apolis, who dead millionaire. A § built In Minneapolis KEEP THE PROFESSOR BUSY Vincent one year in N a half ago to Florence Hopweed York, visiting the mother of the home for himself and wife was being rot. George E president ‘of the University of Minnesota will ve a busy program ahead of him when arrives here Satur day night. Sunday night will occupy the, pulpit at the’First M. E church, In the absence of it¢ pastor, Rev. A. N. Leonard. Monday for noon Vincent sp « at tho university ‘noon he will be entertained by the College club; at 2:30 he wil} talk to the Broadway, high schooi students, and in the evening will deliver a‘ free lecture at the First |M. E. church, under the auspices of the Minnesota alumni And at midnight he leaves for Portland TO MOTOR OVER MOUNTAINS BUBNOS AYR motor over the An¢ The trip across will where in places the r row and runs at a he 70 feet above sea level Severe storms ar imon over the route, and small are built at points along the road as.n refuge for travelers A 5-DAY SERVICE TO JUNEAU Argentina, Oct, 29.—Theodore Roosevelt instead of going by train, probably is fine tot 12 will as at first intended be made through the Uspalisha pas# broad, and in other places is nar tone houses A five-day service to Juneau, Alaska, is planned fn the revision of the schedules of the vessels operated between tle and the North the Alaska Steamship Co. The steamship Jefferson's schedule will »e changed, so the boat may leave éhis port on the of each month The schedules of the other cofform with the new plan Sth, 15th boatea will be and 26th changed to WOMEN BUSY IN PORTLAND Oct. 29. PORTLAND, Or, Ten women are in the city jail today, awaiting hearing on charges of blockading ot traffic by attempting to hold an open-air meeting in the congested d The women were taken !nto custody last night, after their number, had precipitated a near-riot bole and attempting to deliver an addrens EXPECT REPRIEVE FROM WEST SALEM, Or, Oct The fate of Mike | msndr, sentericed to ba hanged next Friday morning, still hangs balance, following an announcement by Gov. West that had not decided what action he would take in thelr case. The men were convicted of killing George Dedosklou at Medford last December. Hoth are hopeful that their sentences will be commuted to life imprison. ment. Mra by Mary climbing a Schwab, one of telephone 29. Spanons and Frank Sey GILSON GARDNER'S exhibit of Underwood's votes comes almighty near making out that Oscar has been for the trusts rather than the masses, as charged by Hobson. BRITONS PLAYED football at Derby in the third century, to cele brate a are at Chester, They used a Danish invader’s head, and there was littfe punting In that game Baltimore nurse has married her patient, an 80-year-old paralytic. | in the! i] | = | Women’s Top Coats WOMEN'S COTTON SERGE DRESSES SPECIAL $1.95 AThree-Day Selling of Toilet Sundries| at Special Prices, Begins Thursday. Kid Gloves, Special ‘ nels, Kimono Crepes, Flanne lettes, Mus- paced lins, Cambric’ and ‘other desirable | washabl erials in exceptional qualities for the 5 ard : low price qt Choice at 10c yard stitch German Siiver Mesh Bags | aa go> Special Thurs- | -_ SPS = Y 5 ) ues at us yp SS hy day values in an | Pana - | price in Wom- vy e \ assortment of 4 ee ‘ ee en's Outing r i i) German Silver “4 . ne bY) | Bags of reversible Flannel Gowns t ‘ of attractive : ‘ ‘ m , with frames . *h i ad M A ,. | Striped pat- th b achy in attractive ae t Ss a i M4 erns. Some — signs and chain ‘i al y lave high nec handles; 5%4-inch size, special $1.95. 8 W colors D 15e. a tits «Scilla FREDERICK & NELSON Store Opens at 8:30—Closes at 5:30 BASEMENT SALESROOM | Special | $12. 30 $12.50. $1.95. Clearance of Wash Goods Remnants 5c and 10c Yard y ive YARD cales and Dress Ginghams; Outing Flan- | | | 1500 Yards Double-Bordered Scrims Margaret | ‘Margaret Aprons Special 15c A’ sketched, Apron of was per- cale, is plain blue, blue ae | Special 10c Yd. Thursday | white checks and_ stripes ea AS : and delft-blue with stripes IF TEEN hundred yards of these Serine and small figures, trimmed to sell Thursday at this special price. with white Jae : | They are 36 inches wide, in white, ivory Special “Thursd —faseme Writing Paper | Special 15c Box | INEN-finished with | and beige, bordered.in pinks, blues, browns, gold and other desirable shatles on grounds | in stripe, square and plain effects. Special at 10¢ yard. —Basement Salesroom. Writing Envelopés —Hanement Salesroom, Lingerie Waists Special. 85c N exceptionally low price to close out ‘i | A an odd assortment of pretty Lingerie Waists, including Lawns and_ Voiles, taste- fully trimmed with serviceable insertions 39c Pair and embroideries. ly imperfect, some with a missed High and Dutch neck styles. Sizes from others with small tears or strains | 34 to 44; no one style in all: sizes, c stitcl Special for Thursday's | Special, 85¢@ each 39¢ pair ement Salesroom, | Outing Flannel Gowns Special $1.95 | Special 68c with~ collar, | others have low neck trimmed ? H 2 with washable braid, and still others have Women’s Hosiery ssrow -embroldeng: cedes at aa . e yoke. Many are finished with handkerchief Special 10c Pair pocket. Sizes 15 and 16, Special, Thurs- day, 6Se. OMEN'’S Lace-boot and plain Cotton ‘ . 1 Hosiery in black, white and 10¢. and Lisle Special, the pair, Fancy Neckpieces | Remnants Allover Laces Specially Priced Special 15¢ A’ ARGE assortment of Allover Laces with heavy silk designs, in many cos- CH Collars, Jabots and many gther | tume shades—pieces large enough for a incy Neckpieces in a special lot at | dress yo and many ott uses, Specially | priced for Thursday's selling, | Basement