The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 13, 1914, Page 8

‘THIS STORE CLOSES ON SATURDAY AT 6 P. M. GREATEST $5 CLEARANCE SALE THAT THIS STORE EVER HELD —A Sale That Inclaudes— $10 & $12.50 Suits and Coats, $7.50 to $12.50 Wash Dresses, $6.95 Serge Dresses and $7.50 White Serge Dresses at— $7.50 WHITE SERGE DRESSES at $5.00 A BIG $5.00 SALE OF WHITE SERGE DRESSES with ecru braid, fancy lace collars and cuffs—others with flat collar, cuffs and | vestees of Oriental color, with silk side fast- eninge and braid loops; and still others with | DAY and black, pretty plaid silk sailor collare—a!l well made, and worth 87.50. $7.50 to $12.50 Dresses Now | at $5.00 DESIRABLE WASH DRESSES reduced from $7.50 and $12.50 to $5.00. Included are tan and light blue ratine, with white collar and cuffs, and striped ratine. Also white dresses of all- | over embroidery and colored embroidery ounce ing, or black voile and white nets. $6.95 Wool Dresses Priced at $5.00 THIS LOT OF DRESSES AT $5.00 Includes brown and navy ratine, made with V-necks and long sleeves, silk trimmed, Then there are the navy and black serges, made coatee style with velvet and satin trimmings, many with draped skirte—or with flat collars and long sleeves. » at just 1 maroon bou quarter length dark red; are slightly sofied and crepes. The and tiny tucks. T with 25¢ Pennants é 5,000 NEW PENNANTS, SIZE 15x36 INCHES, MADE OF GOOD FELT IN PRETTY COLORINGS, ON SALE TOMORROW IN THE TOY SHOP ON THE FOURTH FLOOR AT On Sale All Day at These Prices Apron Ginghams, 27 inches wide, in lengths to 20 yards; fast colors, in neat checks, at bc a yard. 12ic Dress Percales —8le yd.— teas, 28 inches wile, heavy quality, in light and dark styles; some slightly imperfect. 10cWaisting Madras —tle yd.— 1,200 yarés of Waist- Syrep — May fic brand: strict! ie tres! roasted wrade. pound .. Napthea Marche 2,500 yards of Per-| ing Madras, 27 inches r cales in light and dark | wide, lengths to 15 b styles, 36 inches wide, | yards; woven cords and i lengths to 10 yards, at | printed figures. malay: ean au Sic a yard. —Lower Main Floor. | White. pound Heavy Tin Wash Botlers with | Crown” Glass Wash Boards copper bottoms and fit-in cov- | with wooden frame; sanitary and | ers, No. 8 size. durable; 27¢ each 75¢ Clothes Dryers 59c $1.75 Ironing Board $1.33 | “Bureka Wall Clothes Dryers,| “Crown” Improved Folding | with eight long arms; can be ad-| Ironing Boards, with attached | sleeve board, at $1.33 each. justed to any height. —Lower Main Floor, | $4.50 Wringers $3.19 Each Horse Shoe brand “Universal” | Clothes Wringers, rubber roll ere guaranteed for 2 years. $1.95 Wash Stand $1.50 “Household” Wash Stand of hardwood; will hold and two tubs, at $1.50. 40c Clothes Basket 29c PB Wood Clothes Baskets, | 1 size, with reinforce d bow ——EXTRA SPECIAL— $2.95 Electric Irons at —$1.75 ea.— Heat wringer Irons Klee placed pound size fon of Domestic Peis—Janucky 15-16-17—Vahl THE Vike Stree, Second Avenue, Union Street. away with satin Hning 4-button cutaway style, lined, skirt alde draped. $10.00 AND $12.50 COATS NOW at $5.00 1G LOT OF COATS WORTH $10.00 AND $12.60 | Meh Wedn mixtures, and many others 98¢ WAISTS JUST | 690 for these splendid 9c Waists because In Our Pare Food Store Wednesday Pure Cane and Mapie Peaberry Cotfter—No 30c Son p—lon p in the high-belt Many sidelines in brown, stripes and } many full length with velvet collars skirt with side drape coat # to choose from Choose from votle, oar » daintily trimmed with In abirt KINDS ANNAPO new pack Kroon tips wuaranteed 35¢ And will that prices are very you these cleara prices, indeed — that tomorrow i be a good time to of appliances the that ligt the he some so much to labor laundry on in and ironing days Asbestos” Sleeve | 69¢ atyle —Fourth Floor. NOW—A CLEARANCE OF WASH DAY HELPS | $10.00 AND $12.50 WOOL SUITS at $5.00 NAVY, BROWN AND BLACK WOOL SERGE SUITS in Norfolk style, black and navy wool serge in 3-button slightly cut Wool diagonal worsteds tn Also atin also | FIVE NEW To CHOOSE FROM— Lis BROADWAY COLUMBIA CORNELL Sic Apron Ginghams | 16 2-3c Galateas for | Aibcr Brow. Muckwnent | Det Monte Aaparneus— We ya—| me gee | ee 25¢ —s5e yd.— |— YO | resus 256 | ner monte ssparanus 2,000 yards of Gala- Tipe—No. 1 square cans 9c re large new Peean 11:c find nee low and will buy useful do iten ome washing $1.75 Boilers $1.29 Each a 39c Wash Boards 27e Each | 50c Waist Irons 27c Each and Shirt the ary walst Irons, that will hold heat longer than the ordin irons. 40c Linen Mops 29¢ Each Genuine “Slasher” Floor Mops, good size; heavy spring-head handles for same at 25¢ 10¢ Clothes Pins 5e Dozen with pe | side hand Pins 10e valu ror a dozen mop $4c Wash Tubs 58¢ Each 4d iron r attachment; at es; No, 2 size 25c Water Pails 17¢ Ea ith wr », with strong —¥ iii koe Floor. Galvanized Iron Water Pe Wash Tuos rong ch wire BEMARCHE, WHAT’S DOING N POLITICS By Abe Hurwitz West Seattle will bac 4 Portiand ©. Hunt, famous tn Elkdom, for a counclimanie seat in the coming election, There will be no other can didate from the West Side, if the sentiment of the mass meeting beld 1) Stein's hall Monday night is observed “ee ee Jobn C. Lawrence,s candidate for the progressive nomination for governor in 1912, will be the principal speaker at the King County Pro | gressive league meeting tonight, at the Good Hats cafeteria ga ee Se night showed over But there waa no Monday The regtstration record at k fod last year | 2,000 more than the correspondin T mayoralty election last year total last night was 11,966, The books will remain open until yu . . + The t for the marshalship for the Western division of Washing ton ts not yet over, in spite of John W. Boyle's temporary appointment If Pres, Wilson opens his own mall and telegrams, he will find voluminous protests against Boyle's nomination, If he doesn't, he may hear abow {t, anyhow. George Ryan's friends are making the wires hot with pro tests against George's turndown ev eee Moore hasn't declared himeelf into Nor Jobn Je aha 0. 6 ©, Slater | No, Judge the mayoraity race yot.—-Nor George Kummens DON’T KNOW WHY HE DID IT LOS ANGELES, Jan Sigurd Russell, , g fre evo tallet woana fn hie | 28, soctaliat lecturer ay wide According statement Russell ma & hospital tater, he shot himself because the world ld too much pain and misery. He fi to explain why } we wn of J. B. Lippincott, assistant engin for the Los, Ange the scene of the shooting, although admitted that he had met Miss Clara Lippincott, the engineer's daughter and held her in high regard Russell is the son of Mra. Richard Hovey of Pasadena, widow of the poet Hovey LONDON SPORT expert says that a woman can throw a cricket ball only 45 per cont as far as a man. But just think how far she can throw a man! HE CALLED HIM A “BIG STIFF” Recause they both claimed to represent the estate of James Moran, who left $25,000 worth of property to heirs in Ireland, Attorneys A McBride and James H. Kane Monday afternoon engaged in a verbal clash in ge Frater's court that threatened to send them to jatl for ¥ apologized to the court and excaped punishment. M Bride accused Kane of “sneaking into the case,” and Kane told Meiiride his “gray hairs saved him,” “Never mind my gray hairs,” replied Meltride. etire.” THEY’RE ANGRY AT MR. FORD DETROIT "Come on, you big Jan. 13.—Because they were not given employment after they had stood in the cold for severa! hours, 10,000 men looking for work at the factories of the Ford Motor Co. began rioting and threw bricks and stones through the windows and doors of the factory NEBRASKA'S SUPREME court decides that a school board cannot compel a school girl to take lessons in cooking. And yet there are people opposed to recall of the judiciary! VASSAR pie couron Fl LONDON, Jan. 13.—The queen of and was yesterday refused » Norwich castle museu One of the rules of the mu COME AND that visite not be permitted to carry thetr umbrelins. | BUY ALL had an umbre when she was about to pass the attendant YOU WANT at the door, and was stopped. She argued with the man, but to no avall Finally the bishop of Norwich, who accompanied the queen, informed AT, the attendant of the identity of the visitor, and profuse apologies fol EACH }lowed, The queen thereupon entered, carrying the umbrella. No notift cation of a royal visit had been received, and the attendant did not rec | ognize the queen. WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.—Yaks for Alaska. That ts the lat cea and it comes from Congressman La Follette of Washingtor chasing and transporting into Alaska a band of yaks. Congressmen are informed that the yak {s a quadruped, with two horns and jong hair, which frequently attains a height of six feet and a weight of 1,200 pounds, It is a native }and hatr have a commercial value SUPPOSE OUR colored brothers should take the advice of Rev. |. N. Ross of Washington and put their money into guns in- stead of musical Instruments and dancing lessons? SAN FRANCISCO, Jar Corporal Joseph Kindsmueller, assist ant clerk in the office of the assistant payr r, United States marine corps, killed himself toda set as he was to be arret on the charg of embezzling the sum of $244.38 Jan, 13.—Frank L. Liewellyn, ame suddenly insane y ht women teachers at y two pol principal of a ward sterday and attacked a number mpted to quell him, but with ived and took him in charge SONS, Kan. af t of his pupils. out success A CRANE boat han‘been the first to steam its way through the Panama canal. It's a dinged shame. It should have been an eagle boat FINE YAKIMA CLOTHING MAN NORTH YAKIMA, Jan. 13.—Yakima has concluded its first prow tion under the state law prohibiting fraudulent advertising. I. Sch manager of the Golden Rule clothing store, was yesterday convicted and | 'to the state by the estate of th amounted to $162,069 and was of the deceased. The tax is e late Lilllan L. MeGilvra. The estate left to the mother, sister and brother » of the largest ever pald to the state one ICE KING MORSE, whom Taft let out because he was dying, now threatens to sue everybody connected with his be- ing sent to the penitentiary. And nobody can sue Taft for let ting the king out! HE WON’T LET TOLMAN OUT ALBANY, D. H, Tolman, the loan shark doned b. The governor amount of inde ised to destroy 4 will not be par s0 announced today, He said the ed to cancel by the notes he pron ople who would be benefited there KING ALFONSO GROWS WORSE MADRID, Jan, 13.—King Alfonso was reported here today as grow. ing steadily worse from the tubercular growth In the upper part of hiv nose, and it was understood he would make a trip to Vienna very soon for an operation, It is whispered on court authority that the very serious, and it fs goubtful If even the use of the knife will ‘s a permanent cure NORTH PART of the United States has two species ef wild lettuce that contain about 2 per cent of good rubber, which ex- plains some restaurant salads. | DAIRY HANDS in Holland have to frequently undergo medical examination, to prove that they are healthy milkers. His father is Edmond Russell, a New York portrait painter, | QUEEN IN TROUBLE AGAIN HE WANTS YAKS FOR ALASKA: | t wun who Introduced @ bill appropriating $100,000 for the purpose of pur-| of the plateau of Tibet, and its flesh, milk, bide SUICIDES AS THE POLICE COME) SCHOOL PRINCIPAL IS INSANE| PAYS BIG INHERITANCE TAX als SEATTLE STAR | | | | | undergarments, White Long Cloth for fine and soft finish; the piece of 12 pecial $1.35. Better qualities of Long Cloth, thread and more closely wo to be made finer en, fine embroideries and laces; the 36 and up with 12-yard $1.60, inches $2.65. White Manchester Rep, terial for and dresses. well and has a high, lustrous finish; special 25¢@ yard White Ratine, in the new weaves, fancy effects, attractively priced the White Sale as follows 42 inches wide, 75@ and $1.25 yard 44 inches wide, $1.25 and $1.50 yard. 54 $1.50 yard inches wide ial $2.15. be of 12 yards, length, spec $1.95 piece ty-two wide, special a popular ma Launders 27 waists inches wide, plain and in inches wide, The January Sale of Bedspreads, Sheets and Pillow Cases BEDSPREADS Hemmed Crochet ‘Bedspreads in full bed size, special $1.25, $1.65, $1.85 and $2.15 cach Scalloped and Cut-corner Crochet Bed- spreads in heavy Marseilles patterns, spe- cial $2.45 each. Hemmed Satin-finished Bedspreads, all fouble-bed size, in pleasing patterns, spe- cial $2.65, $2.95, $3.40 and $3.85 each Scalloped and Cut-corner Bedspreads, satin-finish, double-bed size, special $3.65, $3.85 and $4.35 each. Imported Satin-finished Bedspreads in the finer grades are also included in this Sale at very attractive prices. Pattern Table Cloths In the January Sale Basement Salesroom INELY-WOVEN Damask Pattern Cloths in two attractive designs, 72x 72 inches, special $1.00 each. Irish Linen Pattern Cloths, good, sturdy linen for every-day use, 62x62 inches, spe- cial $1.35 each ALL-LINEN DAMASK, SPECIAL 57¢ YARD— All-linen 64 inches wide, terns, special 57@ yard. Chiffon Party Dresses Reduced to $8.75 ECAUSE some of these Dresses are slightly soiled, they have been reduced to $8.75 for clearance. There are just 15 Dresses in the assort- ment, made of soft chiffons, prettily beaded and embroidered, with low necks and short sleeves. Principally sizes for misses. Re- duced to $8.75. Basement Salesreom. Separate Skirts Reduced to $1.95 LOT of well-tailored Skirts in gray and blue stripe suitings, fancy Scotch plaids and plain colors; sizes for women Reduced to $1.95. —Basement Salesroom. Lace and. Net Waists $1.95, $3.75 and $3.95 AINTY Waists @f creant allover lace over net, V-neck effect with short sleeves, trimmed with pink or blue chiffon corsage band, $3.95. Another dressy Waist is of white net, under-bodice trimmed with ribbot bands, lace and French flowers. Plaited Pierrot ruffle at neck, $3.75. Other Net Waists with plaited frill around neck and down front. ‘Pink or blue Price $1.95, Basement Salesroom, Irish Damask, half-bleached, in an assortment of pat- —Basement #alesroom and misses. with ribbon corsage bands. Art Burlap Reduced to 10c Yard RT BURLAP weight, shades in a good, heavy in of green, brown reduced —First Floor and natural color, 36 inches wide, for clearance to 10¢ yard FREDERICK & NELSON Store opens at 630 and closes at 5.50 The January Sale of White Goods (First Floor) White Chimosa Nainsook, a sheer, finely yven material ft finish, similar to bat used 8’ slips and dresses, as well as for waists and fing undergarments Forty-tw ches wide, the 10-yard piece, special $2.75. White Rialto Nainsook, a finished material f fine, soft. 46 inches Chimosa l2-yard piece, underwear, heavier tt r the wide and a trifle Nainsook, Special f $2.00 and $2.50. Berkley Cambric for undermuslins, % inches wide, special 10¢ yard. Finer qualities, 36 inches wide, special Sg yard New arrivals in Plain and Novelty White Crepes and [embroidered Voiles, in stripe effect and rice pattern as well as plain weaves, First Pleor, small embroidered designs, at uiteresting prices SHEETS Sheets of bleached sheeting muslin ia select qualities, specially priced as follows; Size 81x90 (size before hemming), cial 60¢ and 75¢. Size 81x99 inches (size before hemming), good quality, special 70¢. PILLOW CASES Hemmed Pillow Cases of standard quak §) ity muslin, size 42x36 (before hemming), f} special 15¢. | Pillow Cases, well-made and of good quality, size 45x36 (before hemming), ’ cial 12%4@ each Roman-Stripe Silks 75¢c Yard T HE popular Roman-stripe Silks in six pleasing color combinations. Greatly in demand for petticoats, linings, girdles| and trimmings. Twenty-four inches wide, 75c yard. 56-INCH SUITINGS, $1.25 YARD— Fine, All-wool Suitings in light and dark ff effects, suitable for dresses and _ tailored §} suits. Priced unusually low at $1.25 yard. f} BLACK MESSALINE SILK, $1.00) YARD— Good-wearing Black Messaline Silk, % inches wide, with soft charmeuse lustre. Attractively priced at $1.00 yard. —Basement Selearesta, Glass Towel Bar Special. 25c SPECIAL value in a fine, well-finished Glass Towel Bar, 18-inch size, with Complete with A nickel-plated brass posts. screws, special 25¢. Housefurnishings Section. Broken Sizes in Knit Underwear At Reduced Prices OMEN’S Wool-and-Mercerized Lisle Union Suits, broken sizes, in front and shoulder fastening styles, with ribbed waist-line and reinforced thighs. High neck, long sleeves, ankle length. Reduced to $2.00. Broken sizes in Women’s Mercerised Lisle Union Suits, white and flesh color in ankle length, with high neck and long sleeves, reduced to $2.00. Women’s Silk-and-Wool and Mercerised Lisle Vests, white and flesh-color, with high neck and long sleeves, broken sizes reduced to $1.50, Broken sizes in Boys’ Balbriggan Cot ton Shirts, heavy weight, with high neck and long sleeves. Drawers to match if ankle length. Reduced to 35¢ garment —First Fleet Wash Silk Waists $2.95 and $3.25 RACTICAL Waists of | soft, China silk, made in shirt style, with pointed turn-down collar, pocket and tuft back cuffs. Attractively priced at $3.25 Pretty Waists of White Japanese Silk, ®ade with standing collar, turn-back 4 and pocket, $2.95. —Rasement Salesreo® fi] 7 a ef — ~—.