The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 23, 1913, Page 10

T TheBonMarcheOpen Till 9 Tonight And Wednesday Night as Well NOW FOR THE LAST GREAT SURGE OF HOLIDAY SHOPPERS—now to give Scattle’s generous gift buyers the best Christmas service in our power Everything sold up to 9 o'clock Wednesday night will be delivered before noon Christmas day If you are in doubt as to what to get—read this list-—it may help you Expert Shoppers Ready to Help You Fill Your Christmas List —ON THE FOURTH FLOOR, MAIL ORDER SECTION —GIFTS AT— -50e- CITY WARRANTS Will Be Gladly Cashed at the Cashier's Office —ON THE THIRD FLOOR —NOW OR ANY TIME— Pid ACH. EACH mee i ——— GIFTS FOR WOMEN | GIFTS FOR WOMEN nS Floors, Floors Good Japanese Bath Slippers Upper Main Collars with Jabot attached Upper Main Pretty White 1 Second North | Dainty Venlse lace Walst Sets Upper Main, Neat Patent Leather I Upper Main | Convenient coverall Aprons Second Center. Needle Cases with fancy « Upper Main | Dainty, pretty Boudoir Caps. Second Floor. Dainty new lace Dutch Coll Upper Main | Neat percale House Dresses Second Floor. ——— ———— GIFTS FOR MEN | GIFTS FOR MEN Floore. Floors. Good tan linen Pipe Racks Third Fioor. | Imitation alligator Slippers. Upper Main, Nice looking Photo Frames. Upper Main, | Handy brass gift Shaving Pads Third South Good quality Post Card Frame. Upper Main. | Strong leather Trunk Straps Third Center. Very useful China Ash Trays Lower Main. | Good Boston and Paris Garters. Lower Main. Good quality Cup and Saucer Lower Main. | Strong silk elastic Arm Hands Lower Main. | GIFTS FOR CHILDREN | GIFTS FOR CHILDREN Floors. Floors. Good quality Coin Purses. Upper Main, | Knitted warm Drawer Leggings, Second Center Nice petite Toilet Sets Upper Main. | Handy gingham Apron Sets Second Center Tooth Brushes—good bristies. Upper Main. | Strong Knickerbocker Panta, Upper Main. Wool or cotfon Stockings. Lower Main. Cotton or wool Stockings. Lower Main Good, soft, warm woo! Mittens Lower Floor. | Charming little beaded Purses, Upper Main, — —— ———G/FTS FOR THE HOME GIFTS FOR THE HOME Floors. Floors. Very handy sewing Baskets. Third Floor, | Scissors tn different sizes. Upper Main. Linen Towels with hemmed ends. Lower Main. | Good I2-tnch fiber Suft Cases, Third Floor, Hair Brushes—gvod bristles. Upper Main. | Many fancy pieces and squares Lower Main. Nice looking Post Card Frame Upper Main. | Very handy Sewing Baskets. Third Floor. | —————GIFTS FOR WOMEN— | GIFTS FOR WOMEN | | Many styles of China Plates. Lower Main. | Good quality linen Towels. Lower Main. I { | | Floors. Floore. |} Cashmere Gloves and Stockings. Lower Main. | Very bandy Pullman Aprons. Upper Main. Splendid quality Under Vests. Lower Main. Perfumes—in different odors. Upper Main. i} Fancy Pieces and Squares. Lower Main. | Daintily trimmed new Fichus. Upper Main. if) Very pretty ribbon Garters Upper Main. Box of stik Isle Stockings Lower Main. |} Totlet Water and Perfumes. Upper Main. | Good felt, fur trimmed Jultets. Upper Main. ———=G/FTS FOR MEN———— CIFTS FOR MEN: | Floors. Floors. Sterling silver Clear Cutter Upper Main. Rubber lined Traveling Case. Third South. Sterling silver Cuff Links Upper Main. | Strong fiber Sample Cases, Third Center Office Waste Paper Baskets Third Center. Very handy china Shaving Mugs Lower Main, | Whisk Broom Holder with Hroom. Third Floor. Good sterling silver Penctl Upper Main. ~§} Good quality Shaving Brushes. Upper Main, | Large silk Handkerchief. Lower Main. | ——GIFTS FOR CHILDREN. GIF TS FOR CHILDREN Floors. Floors. Boys’ Knickerbocker Trousers. Upper Main. Girls’ flannelette Kimonos. Second Center. |} Gingham Aprons with sleeves. . | Sterling silver Pen Katves Upper Main. i} Handy petite Toilet Sets. Well cegulated Ingersoll Watch. Upper Main. Desirable Wood Scroll Outfits. | Boys’ Dongola Kid Slippers. Upper Main. Good, warm Corduroy Leggings. Second Center. | Gold filled Locket and Chain Upper Main. ————— ——_—_—_ GIFTS FOR THE HOME GIFTS FOR THE HOME | Floors. Floors, Handy Waste Paper Baskets Third Center, | Nice bamboo Fruit Baskets Third Center. Hair Brushes—good bristles Upper Main. pretty Flower Haskets Third Center Whisk Broom Holder with Broom. Third South. | ie Cases with Needles Third South. Pretty satin Pillow Tops. Third South. 4 embrotdered linen Towels. Third South A lot of good quality Comba Upper Main. Spoons, silver plated. Lower Main $1.50 irre cers sccemons x $2.00 GIFTS FOR WOMEN OR WOMEN | ———GIFTS FOR ———GIFTS FOR WOMEN Floors. Floors. Pretty knitted gift Slippers. Second Center. Good light welght Sulit Cases. Third Center. Nice warm flannelette Gowns. Second Center. Fancy Nainsook Night Gowns. Second Center Fleeced and chailie Kimonos Second North. Fancy nainsook Combina Second Center Good quality silk Umbrellas. Lower Main. New brocaded silk Petticr Second North. Pretty Coat Hangers of ribbon. Upper Main. Nice cut glass Powder Bi Lower Main, | P a GIFTS FOR MEN: GIFTS EOR MEN————— Floors. Floors. Working Trousers, 32 up to 42 Upper + | Pine Cape Gloves for gifts Lower Main. Kid Slippers, black or tan Upper | Socks, Handkerchief and 1’ Lower Main. Coat Hangers, made of ribbon Upper Fine vict kid Romeo Slipp Upper Main Hand painted Cup and Saucer. Lower Main. | gilk folders for photographs Third Geuth, Nice looking Smoking Stands. Lower Main. | Good quality gift Umbrelins. Lower Main. j ——— GIFTS FOR CHILDREN—————— | GIFTS FOR CHILDREN 4 Floors. | Floors. Soldier Sets with Pop Guns. Fourth North. Pretty long white Dresses. Becond Center. Good quality Boxing ¢ Fourth North. | Girls’ convenient Rain Capes Second Center. Leather padded Upper Main. | Girls’ very handy Tollet Sets Upper Main. Girls’ Sewing Se Fourth North. | Hox wool or cotton Stockings Lower Main. Fox of wool or ¢ Lower Main. | Different style Wash Dresses Second Center GIFTS FOR THE HOME: GIFTS FOR THE HOME———— Floors. Floors. Rogers’ “1847 Lower Main Many pretty gift Jardinieres Lower Main Set of six Cups i Lower Main. | Very useful Umbr Lower Main. | Good quality Hand actors. Upper Main. | Very pretty gift Fern Dishes Lower Main. Splendidly made Fruit Basket Third Center, | Acceptable Doulton Tea Pots Lower Main. Very pretty cut glass Nappy. Lower Main. | Hand embroidered Pin Cushion Third South, IN CHRISTMAS GROCERIES IN CHRISTMAS GROCERIES Mince Ples—the delightfu A New Mixed Nuts—a splen ly toothsome kind—“Just 5 \ 414 mixture of the very N other used to 25¢ ; ‘ f a a . A 196 New Walnate—extra lnrey ( ranherrics— open i ® tonight and tm sa whee CHE ptr Street, Neeond Avenue, Union Street. Dow't formet—atore pouMA R A SELECTION OF ) rb) 1 00 (For Your Choice | NICE GIFTS AT | ry {of This List | | | [BRALEYS POEM TODAY | | | jof a joke which ts cruel erfo | who voted tn the previous election fatled to show up, and Howard Jobo | the George Washington yester MEALS. It may be, as the experts claim That we need littl, food to eat; | It may be true that it's a sham To fill up full of bread and Perhaps a grain or two of Ww A a#poon or two of raining, drie Will make a ration rather neat, But | Nke BULK tn my Inside! I doubtless could sustain my frame much vittles, sou Perhaps my blood ‘twill overheat, Mut I ke BULK tn my inside! 1 know they say that food's to blame For half the ills the doctors treat, And that all cooke—whate'er their fame, Should be escorted to the street Woll, let the health food experts bleat; I still enjoy potatoes, tried, And steak, with mushrooma, all complete, For I like HULK tn my tneide. Cook, here's the phrase that I repeat, And let who will my words deride | Bome folks may thrive on mealn petite, But I like BULK in my tnaide! | BERTON BRALEY SAYS | THEY WILL RESENT | I in the Carabao dinner at Wash Maybe no ill feeling was | |ington, but I am afraid the Fil ple will resent the 4 wuld Manuel 8. Quezon, representat Philippine islands in the con Kress of the United States, who passed through Seattle today on his way to Washington. “While I am able to understand how tt all hap ¢ who will not understand the fun cut a friend to the point where it pened, there are many of my peoj hurts. If our « damning the Americans, | there woul Mr Qu id. During the Fillpino rebellion he served on the staf Cincinnati pessimist laments because garilc len't worth 1 $57, 000,000 an ounce, instead of radium You may see a man buying ladies’ cigarettes, but you won't often see hie wife emoking them. WAVE SWEEPS MILE INLAND | PORTLAND, Dec, 23.—A huge wave, coming out of the stormy Pa-| cific, yesterday swept more than a mile of beach at Elmore park, in TH | Iamook county, washing out several hundred feet of the Southern Pa cifte raliroad track, undermining the foundations of a number of dwell ng# and doing other damage, according to reports brought here today The monetary loa The wall of wa nward from the beach First Was Tied so They Voted ‘ihe INDEX, Wash, Dec, 23.—The rp & tle, so another election was be town election here resulted tn terday. Two or three of thore fon, with 79 vote votes, defeated Lawis Robbina, with 74, tor mayor SALEM, Or iatrict attorney that the v, Oewald West said and | will close any othe nm that county Gov. We hority to close saloons under code, allowing t r to act tn ca ‘ aches of pea p under « woman will not permit ragtime to be played on her} plano because she doesn't want to corrupt it. So far it's been upright. | CENTRALIA’S TYPHOID PLAGUE | CENTRALIA, Dec. 23.—Centralia’s plague of typhoid fever seems | to be not abating. Seventeen new cases were reported Saturday and) 20 yesterday. There was but one death ye ay, that of Mra, Wm. wife of a clerk tr ory, & are altogether 27 y ¢ and at noon met with the local offered all the assistance in his power tial | Bringing Hundred ‘Thousand Dollars Here OLYMPIA, Dec. 23.—Over $100,000 has been expended here tn the | last day of two in paying off loggers and milimen from camps and mills | closed down for the Christmas holidays, LAttle of the money will bo lgpent here, the great majority of the men heading for the train and | Seattle ax soon as they recetve thetr pay “L WAS HUNGRY AND BROKE” whe * gang of BW nery 4 refused to pay, I was hungry ané sald Howard. “I had a ticket fo employment by the city i eat for two days, I knew thi got this bunch of fellows tc . om... he case Was taken un ie r advisement 'A REAL HOLIDAY AFTER THIS | Municipal day will be a real holiday after this, "Twill be pare, to blame. on June 6, the anniversary of the big Seattle fire, from which date time |f] is reckoned in thia neck of the woods. The cov ‘# recommendation to m 1 Monday accepted the may : the er ral gay old t proclamation Duchesses Come Home for Christmas NEW YORK, Dec, 2 The Dy ly M Theodora Shonts, and the D ly Miss Zit merman of Cincinnati, with the dd New York on pristmas with thelr fam ilies. | | WABHINGTON he senate confirmed George Fred Williams’ ap pofntment as minister to Greece and Brand Whitlock’s as minister to Helgium oe eee SAN FRANCISCO.'Ter rily unbalanc Wilson, Va an moped fron thire v do t nitartum 1 as 45% 4 ac \0 SAN FRANCISCO.—Wear) carrying her baby girl, a woman shopper tried to send the little one home by parcel post, but the ruica forbade. 0 + 8T. HELENA, Cal.—Hugene Robinson, 12, died from eating toad stools mistaken for mushrooms 4,8 6, @. 0 | NEW YORK—Mre. Medill McCormick of Chicago accepted the} chairmanabip {f the National Suffrage association's congrgesstonal com. | | mittee oe eee MANILA.—It was confirmed that G. B. Robinson, botanist, nad een killed by natived on Ambayna island SAN JOSE.—Kdward Baumgart’s automobile collided with an intet urban car, and he was so badly hurt that he will dle Minnesota Glee Club Coming Friday On the first, tour into the Northweet, the University of Minne: sota will ®ive an entertainment Friday night at the Plymouth Congrega | tional church. Karle Balch i prestdent of the club CUSTOMS DUTY of $70 Is demanded on $200 lock of Charles! Dickens’ hair, Barbers in Dickens’ time would have left a rich heritage to their children, if they'd save all “the clippings.” it WILL —. THEM HIMSELF] When informed yesterday that the sherif! f { the governor and close the saloons ba ] (He SEATTLE STAR FREDERICK 7 every unit in the store org: Purchases made up to the clos- ing hour tomorrow will be deliv- th bought to be mailed out of town w from our Parcel Forwarding Sta- a tion (Second Floor) ensuring ar- ‘J rival at their destination within shopping in the early ART CALEN- DARS AND ART NEEDLE- WORK NOVEL- GLOVE TIES Second Vicor’ WOME BEAD NECK- : LACES = -im mer HAIRBOW RIBBONS BISSELL’S SWEEPERS _ MENTS | BOOKCASES, 1ANI SECTIONAL _ CHIEFS BOXED STA- INFANTS’ TIONERY — wien: BRACELETS, / BRASS COAL JEWELRY BRASS cnet .., LEATHER SETS meer TAR BAGS BRASS AND FANCY CANDLE- LEATHER | BRASS SMOKERS’ } Third Foor. ce! ee CARVING SETS RACKS Housefurnishings Section SETS = Creal, COMFORTERS ‘coe BLANKET First LA VALLI CORSAGE MANICUR BOUQUEI foe MANTEL DECORATIVE ANTE] LINENS CLOCKS ot MUFFS ELECTRIC LAMPS Third Meer TINGS ELECTRIC TABLE APPLI- ANC MEN'S GI ngs section, MEN’S SII ELECTRIC HOSIERY VACUUM SWE Housefurnishings Section, MLEN’S EVENING SCARFS virst rico. WOMEN’S FANCY NOT [ONS sepals ie FANCY HOU SACQUES nd 1c ORIENTAI FIRELESS COOKERS PERFUME Housefurniahings Section & NELSON oie Store closes aly at 530 | ar Tomorrow the Store Closes as Usual at 5:30 And from 8:30 in the morning until closing time alert to serve you expeditiously and well. ered the same evening. Presents amid the bustle of the last da y, will be sent direct to the train Bonds and Gift Certificates as the shortest possible time. will be issued for any amount. For tomorrow, of all days, would we emphasize the wisdom of morning hours. FINGER RINGS | BOOKLETS wa, PURNITURE FOR PILLOW COVERS CARPET HAIR ORNA- RORS HANDKER- PATTERNS MENTS AND GEES —sctenh Wiesl ACCESSORIES BROOCHES —— JEWELRY -riese river. —eicena Pewke HODS Tatra Floors ELTIES — —viret rico. PATTERNS First Floor. STICKS -™ r=. PURSES AND TABLE WARES MEMORANDUM ARTICLES BOOKS — —rivt rico. SMALL DOMES- ~hiew Fier. SLIPPERS, MEN'S, CHINA DINNER | 1 1BREY CU MARABOU AND SWEATER PORTABLE MEN’S FURNISH- SWEATER“ LOVES —Second Floor, EPERS NECKWEAR, UMBRELLAS NECKWEAR, VANITY CASES W: eT anization will be on the To all who hesitate to trust ieir judgment in choosing gifts ¢ especially commend our Glove ffording an admirable solution. hese are on sale at various con- enient points in the store and The store opens at 8:30. PICKARD CHINA Third Floor, rd Floor —Virst Floor. PENNANTS —Second Floor. rie reo, ROOKWOOD POTTERY —rnica ricer. SHAVING MIR- —Houseturnishings Section, SILK KIMONO First Floor, —Firet Floor. GAR. SILK NEGLI- secont Poor, SILK PETTI- COATS NOV- SILK WAIST First Floor SOFA PILLOWS —Second Floor, SILVER-PLATED COL- —Third Floor, TIC RUGS SCARF —Second Foor. T WOMEN’S AND CHILDREN’S hird Floor 4 —First Floor, ERES ~~ STERLING SIL- ’ VER TOILET E SETS SETS Arn Pi SUIT CASES AND TRAVELING Fire COATS, MEN’S Fire Floor. —First Floor. —nea rior COATS, WOM- EN’S, MISSES’ . THERMOS BOT- TLES AND \ First Floor, First Floor, First Floor, First Floor WOMEN’S LATED BLOUSES ARES . RUC Second Floor WOMEN'S SILK RY HOSIERY Fire Floor. First Floor. j