The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 25, 1913, Page 8

tmas—| — Wishing You All a Very Merry Christma +——THE BON MARCHE’S SEMI-ANNUAL —C(learance Sale NOW FOR A SEASON OF REMARKABLE BARGAIN-GIVING | FOR PRICES AVE BEEN CUT TO THE QUICK nsure Idance of merc! ur Ir for stc give u e Vv ‘ | Vhis come CLEARING our ALL TOYS AT Toys at Soc on the dollar rool Christ Away go all the for you if you war mas trees—fin over! the Toy wheel goc Te Fur Animate—s w ollection of , Rears—they re a ike. Your ch each $1.00 Mechanical Toye—of © nut Delivery sec 38¢ $5.15 feat Monkeys { tent Clim bane each ALL DOLLS AND WHESL GOODS WILL BE SOLD AT Your choice from our entire stocks of d and Undressed Dolls at 331-3 per ce less than usual Bon Marche even the beautiful imported moc included—wheel too—vel rrows 1 less now QFB0 Dressed Dello—bandoome dolis that ary . hes tall. They are Jotated. | Beautifully ee eae TH!) $1.50 Cute Kide—the popular new $450 Rubbe y | dolls. They are the Lf-inch sine ‘They are very neatly dressed too, Reduced Spepren . 94.78 Dressed Dolle—they are 20 inches in helght—are jointed and very handsomely dressed. Reduced to grse “Flirt” Doll—e Goll with eyes that “hire: fas bb '$5.00 All Fancy Goods and Gift Novel- ties to Be Closed \A Clearance of 5,000 Pieces of Battenberg at— Out at | Our entire stock of — — | Hand Made Japanese Pick out fancy goods at | Renaissance Lace Pieces, haif usual rates—for the clearance cuts the prices «4 of these pretty things e 208 } right in two—you'll be round or » bea | sure to want some when tiful specimens Br Orien } you see how very cheap tal handicraft—all going | they are. at 50c on the dollar SOc METAL PICTURE FRAMES PRICED AT 25¢ $7.25 COLLAR BOXES REDUCED TO 63c EACH T5c MANICURE SETS PRICED AT 38 EACH LET $15.00 541NCH, ROUND CENTERS, $7.50 EACH | $5200 PIECES, 4 INCHES ROUND, $6.00 EACH | $10.00 CENTERS IN BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS, $5.00 $8 PIECES, ELABORATELY EMBROIDERED, $4 | $6.50 TEA CLOTHS, 72-INCH SIZE, $3.25 EACH | $6.00 ROUND AND SQUARE EFFECTS, $3.00 EA BEAUTIFUL $4.50 CENTERS FOR PRICED AT $1.98 A SET AR PINS GO AT 25¢ EACH $78 CA VALLIERES ARE REDUCED TO 75c Jee CUFF LINKS TO GO AT JUST 38 A SET | $3 ROUND AND SQUAHE PIECES, PRICED $1.50 | $2.50 RINGS, IN GOOD ASSORTMENT, AT $1.25 | $249 COVERS, 541NCH SIZE, AT $1.25 EACH | 49 38 EACH EACH Be 76c SCARFS, 17',x51 INCHES, AT SCARFS IN 3-PIECE EFFECTS. $7.00 LONG CHAINS ARE PRICED AT 50c EACH $250 MESH BAGS REDUCED TO $1.25 EACH $1.75 MANICURE SETS PRICED AT 88 A SET | f5c PIECES, ROUND AND SQUARE, 25¢ EACH | ALT SHAVING SETS TO GO AT HALF PRICE 3c DOILIES, 24 INCHES ROUND, AT 20c EACH | $256 MANICURI SETS PRICED AT $1.25 A SET 29c PLAIN CENTERS, 17), INCHES, 15c EACH ALL WORK BOXES AND TIE HOLDERS HALF | 63c CRETONNE BOXES, DAINTILY MADE 8c | be SACHET GAGS, PUFF AND MIRROR, 28 AULT BROOCH ND COIN HOLDERS AT HALF | $250 LAVENDER COAT HANGERS, $1.25 EACH | BEAUTIFUL $7.50 MANICURE SETS FOR $3.78 | 25c DAINTY RIBBON BOOK MARKS, f3c EACH 5dc SCARF PINS ARE REDUCED TO 25c EACH | jSc NEATLY MADE EMERY BAGS, AT Bc EACH SMOKING | 50¢ HAND PAINTED RECIPE BOOKS, 25c EACH | 3,600 PAIRS SAMPLE ONYX HOSE ON SALE MT 00 MANICURE SETS FOR $2.50 all go 600 PAIRS OF WOMEN’S $3 & $3.50 SHOES me #6 A spapveal Ser on oF 600 Wacnang OF WOMEN’S $3.00 AND 9 SHOrS for In the combined lines y« ‘ leather Women’s Stands Shoes 83.15 $5 Gray Suede shoes. $3.15 py're th mad fect “Pye $2.25 EACH } SAMPLES OF THE FAMOUS ONYX BRAND WORTH 40c TO 75c A PAIR We were fortunate enough to secure 3,600 pairs of sample * nye zone plendid wearir tock ings—in all fro’ to 10. Ar rst them lisle threa gauze le, ingr t t embroidered lisle eee’ MSC i wade number silk € i] r shade nd style —Lower Main Floor APAIR | It's Silver does the dig HERTON 6 saw his o Centralia Typhoid Epidemic May Be Broken n Christ CENTRALIA, Dee, 2 day that the typhotd ep red last night, and no new mat Inet BPOKANE, Dec mai not nly a great economic waste, jt" ko Iight on the eats” today On bis wa RELL cNOH AM, Dec w wer trair ft under ¢ he whe WASHINGTON, Dec. 25 the United States Pres are out of the capital on thetr he ing official left fa Washington fay town has en, No new on reported ars, stumble # and dled soot Secretary McAdoo is ac’ Jent Wilson and Vice fay yacations, and Me Haste Is Fatal, to Boy on “Way to Mother for a Christmas Pardons Issued to 10 Convicts COLUMBUS, O to ten prisoners tn Zeltner, of Wood cour | line Dec, 2 Ge C« “OPEN HOUSE” DAY FOR JEFFERSON © ITY, Mo., Minsourt rounded by stone the cell butiding selves at various Th was given to the ames STAR_ ° new hope o} deaths occur after tn a honpit x has issued Christn “open-houre the ten-acre tne 7 prisoners here today jocked, and the men went forth to enjoy them BRALEY WISE OLD “Doc” IS JOHN B. “Qorging one’s stomach with a con of indigestible eatables usually found at the Chrin ut fs a crime, ix the statement of Dr. | J. B. Anderson, city health officer, who has advised all Spokane citizens M’ADOO IS PRESIDENT TODAY 8 presents CONS day at the sure wur President Gets a Pretty Picture Fro His Wife NEW YORK, Dec. 26 some gift to the president Chopper,” by H. Hobart Nichols picture. EJECTS MOTHER FROM HOME Pathos marked the ejection of the aged LOB ANGELES, Dec. 25. Mrs. Woodrow Wilson ts the donor of a hand in the form of a landscape, President Wilson has long admired the "The Wood Mra. Mary McCann from her home today by" her own son, Wm. F. Mo Cann, who obtained a court order giving hi n the right to do so The mother eald ahe aia not know a Lamnaad she Gin ed years ago wara housed Youthful Santa Seriously Burned at Entertainment 1 Gienn ont Inet ‘om a candle GALESBURG. at a Christmas tr his costume o rks, a idye t, wae wert may not re ADMITS ROBBERY AND MURDER SAN FRANCISCO, Dee Rostt His senger agen prevent t rob a Southern Pac alibi has confessed to the robbery of a Sout! n, near Oakland n Pacific Gas Engine Delivered by Parcel Post EVERETT, Jobn Hal received This Is considered the heavyweight mark service Dec. 2 a me through the parcel post a five-horse-po of the ne attered by of t hant of Stanwe w governme BACK TO JAIL ON XMAS DAY EUGENE, Or., Dec. ne fe in Chicag ed on a char ng hair awit who nays her h She achem DRIVES TWENTY BAKERSFIELD, Cal., Dec, 25. was rearre « of col hes from here MI re na duel in which he killed Ross Merthaw J. ¥ ¢, employed {by a power compat {n roads to surrender to Constable Henry Wir wo bullet w Completing a 12-day sentence here thi morning for stealing a ie 4 headed umbrella, Mra. Elizabeth Patrick did not spend Christmas » of defrauding scores of women by a LES TO JAIL in freedot PROF. TAFT PEELS HIS FAT OFF IN SLABS; NOW TIPS SCALES AT ONLY 271 POUNDS in no longer > wong of rats just an thing Ike nine months now @ FAlliputian of only Taft, warning all and Hlowing preseription for folks who their fat off in lnyers The doctor Interdicted potatoe from the of fare all fat meats, al meats containing much fat, 1 don't be*careful about my allowance of sugar, | roast beef and lean mutton.” od that he left the White House, 71 pounds ll and sundry portly men against quacks, give feel a burning desire all staret sly forbidding snt of the professor, has lost 6 a mat __THE SEATTLE S1 BRALEYS POEM TODAY| GOLD AND SILVER IN SPIGOTTY LAND | poo SSE ee es The Garment Event of the Winter Season ae Tomorrow FREDERICK & NELSON’S 15th Semi-Annual Clearance of Réady-to-Wear Garments VERY yea r, on the first business day after ‘ : 1 . > . . +e Christmas, Frederick & Nelson begin their } general clearance of Winter garments for Women, i Hf i Misses and Children, placing on sale the remaind- j er of Fall and Winter purchases in these lines at prices made with but one « close out every garment quickly. sses’ Coats and Dresse ter’s wardrobe at a positive saving This advertisement epitomizes the principal divisions of the clearance; detailed description of the varions lots is impossible. The values must be seen to be appre- ciated. The clearance begins tomorrow morning The Clearance of Women’s Coats 32 Coats in Zibelines, The Clearance of Women’s Suits Broadcloth, | 35 Tailored Suits of Eponge Novelty Coatings, Men’s-wear suitings, Mixtures, in plain | and Astrakhans, lined and unlined, re- tailored and fancy effects, in black, navy, | duced to $11.75. gray and novelty shades, reduced to | 33 Coats in Diagonals, Chevicts and a $34.75. few novelty materials, lined and unlined, 38 Suits in tailored and new short coat | reduced to $15.65. tyles, in Serges, Broadcloth, Diagonals,| 29 Coats of Wool Velour, Astrakhan, , . zlso six Tailored Charmeuse Silk Suits in| Boucle and novelty cloths, seduced to navy and black--ideal for Southern wear, | $21.75, reduced to $23.85 reduced to $2.85. 19 Coats of Astrakhan, full lined with 49 Suits, prir navy and b pally plain tvilored styles, | sitk and interlined, also Coats in acvelty in k Serges ant other tailor- | fabrics, reduced to $24.65. peated edhee tale e At 28 Coats of Broadcloth, Wool Velour end 39 Suits in plain tailored and ‘emi- | novelty materials, for street and afternoon tailored styles and in a variety of ma-| wear, reduced to $27.75. terials, reduced to $16.65. 11 Conte in BD iclothe ond ™ 48 Suits in staple and novelty materials, | coatings, reduced to $33.50. . tailored and demi-tailored effects, reduced 9 Coats of Zibeline and fine nowlity ma | terials, reduced to $838.50. 7 Coats, tailored from fine imported me- terials in new designs for street and semi- dress wear, reduced to $48.00, to $12.35. 29 Demi-tailored and Fancy Suits of Broadcloth, Cut Velour, Velveteen and other novelty cloths, in plain tailored and semi-tailored styles, some with fur trim- ming, others trimmed with embroidery or braid) Reduced to $39.00. The Clearance of Children’s Garments Children’s Wool Dresses, sizes 6 to 14 years, reduced to $3.85, $4.65, $6.85 and $8.50. Children’s Coats in all-wool cheviots and mixtures, sizes 6 to 14 years, reduced to $5.85. Children’s Coats in novelty coatings and mixtures, reduced to $7.50 and $9.75. The Clearance of Women’s Waists Odd Waists, including Messalines, Crepes de Chine, Nets and Laces, reduced to $3.85. Messaline, Net, Crepe de Chine and Chif- fon Waists, $4.85. reduced to Net Chiffon, Silk and Crepe Waists, re-| Children’s Coats in Novelty Velvets, duced to $7.45. | Cheviots and Corduroys, reduced to Novelty Chiffon, Lace and Crepe Waists | $12.50 and $13.85. { a lot of dainty Evening Waists, re-| Children’s Chiffon Party Dresses, re- duced to $8.50 2nd $11.75. | duced to $3.85, $4.65 and 86.85. Lingerie Waists of voile and mull, re | Children’s Middy Blouses, reduced to duced to 81.45 and $2.25. Bag 2s Children’s Galatea Wash Dresses re- Lingerie Waists of lawn, vole and muil, reduced to $2.85. duced to $1.85 and $2.45. Becond Floor —Second Peer. The Clearance in the Basement Salesroom | Women’s Suits Millinery Clearance and Dresses; Clearance Trimmed Hats of Velvet, Plush, Beaver | and Velour, trimmed with furs, aigrettes, 217 Suits in serge, worsted, wool Bed-| fancy feathers and ribbons, redued to ff Fee circa |, fancy mixtures | $2.50, $3.50 and $5.00. eee ind cheviots, reduced for clearance in three} Children's Trimmed Hats reduced to lots, at $6.75, $9.65 and $12.35. T5e and $1.00. 23 Women’s Coats, of broadcloth and Untrimmed Velvet, Velour and Beaver take aliced 16 MOIGS. Hats, in black, brown, navy, cardinal and gray, at reductions ranging m 50¢ to 16 Sport Coats reduced to $5.75 | $2. , 18 Broadcloth Evening Coats reduced to} Plumes, Paradise, Fancy Feathers and | Flowers at attractive reductions. $13.75. Party Dresses of charmeuse, crepe me- —Basement Salesroom, net, a and chiffon reduced to and $13.75. ‘hs ’ Children’s Ready-to- 79 Silk Dresses of charmeuse, colienne, | a a . | epe. meteor, reduced to $12.75. Wear in the Clearance Wool Serge and Bedford Dresses, re- | Sizes 6 to 14 years. cuced to $6.65 and $9.65, | en » uced t 3.65 and $9.65, | Children’s Coats reduced to $2.50. Separate Skirts of Serge, Fan-y Mix Children’s Heavy Winter Coats reduced tures, Worsteds and Wool Bedfords, re- | to $3.45, duced to $1.95 and $2.95. 20 Children’s Wool Dresses teduced to $1.50. Rasoment Salesroom. Basement Satesroom. nn * 50 Odd Net Waists reduced to $1.€ The Clearance of so oaa sitk Waists re luced to $2. 50 Flannel Waists recuced to any if Neg W omen’s W aists 200 Lingerie Waists, slightly soiled, reduced to > 754. EE SS SSS SSS end in mind, namely, to nning t rrow is very Many late W purchases are in- racing e and de-| cluded; the styles presented are those jf in Tailored and Fancy | now in the height of their usefulness and jf { Afternoon Wraps; | popularity The greatly-reduced prices Fancy Blouses spell OPPORTUNITY to every womaa Petticoat Girl interested in adding to her own or daugh-