The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 30, 1914, Page 10

ry) i . ' » $1.00 HOUSE DRESSES PRICED af 50 Just half p saturday = f nuse Children’s white weate Dresses made od pereale ne turns Jto $1.25; most all sizes ‘with down — collars low sleeves, buttoned Plarge pearl buttons; some slightly straight down the front. On sale till 12] On sale from 9 to 12 Saturday at 50c. Second Floor of The Bon Marche 9¢ DRESS GINGHAMS, A YD. 2,000 yard’ of pla uid and striped Ging Heavy Crex Grass Rugs hams, 27 inches wid good shades. Till Unbleache with fringed ends, 2 § Me each. Not over | dozen to aiek 2c| —Lower Main Floor, portation. Till 12 Saturday, ool mixed art squares THE BON MARCHE CLOSES AT 6 O°CLOCK SATURDAY EVE Special Prices From 9 A.M. Till 2 | On these and other well-known lines, to tempt you to do Saturday’s shopping on Saturday morning || NO TELEPHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED FOR THESE MORNING SPECIALS Sweaters Worth to $1.25 Fa. | at 2e— V-nec at 25¢ —Lower Main Floor of The Bon Marche 79¢ CREX GRASS RUGS, EACH | 49c Each HEAVY $4.50 ART SQUARES AT ' $3.50 2ixh4 in ngths to 20 yards, 6 green and red; slightly soiled in trans Saturday, 6e, ic —Lower Main Floor 5e TURKISH TOWELS, Turkish Towels, size 12 medallion and till 13 8 $4.50 valu on sale 2 Saturday at $3.50, —Third Floor $1.00 BED SPREADS, SPECIAL | PSiaie ‘or rood cous, embroisery 200 crocheted Red Spreads ' es, In neat Marseil Saturday at 79 each —Lower Main Floor. WOMEN’S 10c CORSET COVERS Women's tight fitting Corset Covers, of b good muslin, finished at row lace. On sale till 12 CHILDREN’S 25¢ PLAY SUITS Children's Play My ra hes w platte, from 9 to 12 Saturday at 6% c —Upper Main Floor From 9 to 12 Saturday Suits, made of gray striped fila trimmed with turkey red, 2 to 4-year sizes, —Second Floor. CARNATION MILK, SPECIAL AT —4 Cans 25e—— Carnation Milk, till 12 Saturday, at 26c for 4 large cans, when ordered with Not over 4 cans to each re ft and lustrous wide, neck with nar 9 to 12 Saturday at 69¢ & Saturday at Se Cc —Upper “PLAY Sutts| $1: 00 CREPE DE CHINE, A YD. Drawers, wint 12 Saturday her groceries, —Fourth Floor. EXO trimmed tops, low bust, long skirt y rit sizes 18 to 25, till 12 Saturday value $1.00. 79c $1.47 a model —Second Floor $1.25 BLACK MESSALINE, YD. Fine black satin Messaline on sale from ard Main Floor 36 io, in best shades; inches y's $1.00 all silk Crepe de Chine on sale a yard Men's heavy Exyptian cotton ribo karments, in most cm garment —Lower Main Floor. | INSERTIONS WORTH TO 8'/s¢ French and German Valencien Inser 86-inch Figured Silkoline, in mill lengths. tion, In widths up to 1% inches, spectal, at for comforter coverings and draperies 5 2c a yard, till 12 Saturday from 9 to 12 Saturday, 5c a yard Cc —Upper Main Floor. —Third Floor 10c HAIR NETS SPECIAL AT| —25c Net Chemisettes, Each— Hair Nets, in all shad wood quality, Chemisettes, in cream and white, plain whh small meshes, on ie from 9 to 12 net and shadow lace value, on wale 15 | Satarday at Se each; value llc from 9 to 12 Saturday at 1bc C | | —Upper Main Floor. 15e HOSE SUPPORTERS, PAIR Women's Hose Supporters, made of good Columbia” Flour Sifters, strong efastic, in pink, blue and lavender 4 Fram 9 to 12 Saturday at %¢ , —Upper Main Floor. 15¢ CABLE ELASTIC, A YARD Silk finished Cable Elastic, one inch wide in all the best shades, from $ to 12 8 9c vabie 15c—Upper Main Floor. at 9c a yard; bie, value. On sale from day sale from 9 till 12 Worth regularly 2 Still Time to Get Men’s $15.00 and $18 Overcoats and Men’s $15.00 Suits at... daced for that Amongst the Overcoats at $10.00 you'll find al! we have left of our “np-to$18.00" swagger new Eng lish models with belted backs All the fancy chinchil plaid back vicunas and friezes, and all the tweed and cassimere Ov vats For men of more conservative taste we hb the heavier long Chinchilla Coats and unfinished and Worsted Cravenettes Lots of good Rain © dines, worth up to Slo. Men's $15.00 Business Suits for $10.00—Nivel tailored, well trimmed Suits in dark gray mixtures plain brown cheviots, natty checks and plain puns, made in the popular three-button sa all sizes from 33 to 46. sale for an even $10.06 510 Bat you'll have to act quickly, for a sale like this cannot last for long—prices are too sharply re- ith hardwood handle 10e FIGURED SILKOLINE, YD. | —Upper Main Floor. —25e Flour Sifters Priced— | strong and regula Satu day at Ibe each, —Lower Main Floor. —25e Rinsing Pans, Priced— i4-quart Rinsing Pans, of plain tin, on turday at Lie each —Lower Main Floor Shirts and all sizes, TH! orth | and | oiled. | | each | | | | | $2 AMERICAN LADY CORSETS « $1.47, 69c 69c | MEN’S 50¢ UNDERWEAR AT ——129e Garment—— | 15c. 15c Union Street Side at $1.00 each. Butter —Three Pounds for $i—and It’s Fancy Creamery, Too 35c a pound—for less ee three pounds—very best quality far run into considerable money in the ec ery Butter telept Try buying your | Pige’ Feet, fine qualit spiced, pound’ . Hibow Cut Macaront, ¢! ualit oun Peart ‘Taploce, makes delicious | M1 fie uddings. oranda Pure Peanut Butter, make in nandwiches nd Lots of “Mevenno” in the Voy Shop Sow—! SoM AR risp new moire and plain taffeta le for bows ashes or millinery purpose 4 te, pink, sky, navy, red and , including em Dainty Neckwear broidered colored Dutch Collars, Medici Col-| choose from Dutch Y lars, Waist Sets, Shadow Lace Stocks with | fur, Fichus with Medici fri Jabots, Fichus of dainty lace and chiffon, | and Double Frills and Chemisette | net or shadow lace. ne can be itter of a month nice pin 106 | i": tah VE | imnorted. Pens, spiendid unt) 442 |2 medium nize, dozen $1,005 14 Fourth loor t only Collars 1 at th pecial Saturday other groceries here Saturday—you'll fine . Kiarante CRISP, NEW RIBBONS AT Loe A YARD | trimmed with 8, Silk —Upper Main Floor. tern C1 1 grade, | Pare Apple Hutter, « of plain da fresh, Dainty $2 Neckwear, Special $1 | Fluffy $1 Neckwear, Special 50c | ialf price for Neckw You can 2. THE SEATTLE STAR | nation pre | Teprenent adequately the sentiment of the great mass of people.” \RAPS CHISANA LITERATURE [REDERICK & NELSON Store opens at 330 and ¢/08ses at 5140 WHAT’S DOING IN POLITICS 910 WW Austin E, Griffitha withdrew in the mayoralty contest tn 1 Houdlon against M1 Gill, And he doesn't feel it Ineam to do #0 again, That's his reply to Judge Wood's elim Closing Out All Remaining Winter Suits and Coats including the finest grades, at the following very low prices; ore ee I belfeve the people are entirely competent, without dictation or meddlesto Interference, to select thelr candidute for mayor,” Hays John C, Slater fn a letter to Judge Wood ve. 6a ¢ I will stay in the ries to the end,” says Worley, eevee WOMEN’S SUITS to close at two prices: $12.35 and $2375, WOMEN’S COATS to close at two prices: $12.75 and $18.75, MISSES’ SUITS to close attwo prices: $12.35 and $23.75, MISSES’ COATS to close at $7.75, $12.75 and $18.75. The lots are. shrinking rapidi ut many attractive rtunities remain for Saturday's shoppers The serlous objection to Judge Wood's plan,” says J. D. Tren holme, “ls that the membership he has named could not pretend to eee And #o on, down the line, the candidafes cordially refuse to accept Judge Wood's proposal, even though the judge has agreed to eliminate himself from the race entirely if the other six “law-and-order” cand! dates, as he calls them, would accept his plan Both Judge Winsor and Hi Gill, in the meantime, feet themeelves highly complimented by the elimination talk, since they accept the #it uation as indicating their nomination oereee Griffiths will iress two meetings tonight, at Ward's 1d the Gatewood school, Fauntleroy, The latter r the auspices of the Fauntleroy Progressive club © addressed also by six counciimanic candidates os ee In his address at the Pleasant Valley church, last night, George ft Worley attacked both Griffiths and Trenholme for “befogging the may oralty campaign by making commission government an issue.” Austin E and will b New Lingerie Waists Low-Priced _ at $1. 65 A NEW purchase on displa Saturda sting of att ve styles in sheer Mulls and I b Voilba, grein h high or low ned houlder in ym bina Douglas ©, Conover, candidate for corporation counsel, ts making & house-to-house canvass of the city, assisted by 60 young men who have been assoc with him in business, politica and socially for many years, Mr, Conover has never been a candidate for office before "ee @ © laces are used in th J, D. Trenholme add. ed the Young Men's Bust se club at noon with John ©, Slater, and in the evening spoke at Mountain and the Green Lake Ibrary, in Green Lake. Tonight he speaks at Lesch! school, 32nd ay, and BE. Spruce st, and Madrona school, KE. Spring #t., near 32nd av sleeve Venetian, Filet and Valencic my with effective touches of hand embroidery Very ~-Becond trimming stely priced at $1.65 BASEMENT SALESROOM Early Spring Millinery $3.95 and $5.00 HE Basement Salesroom Millinery Sec- Four mayoralty candidates will speak at Ward's ball, Georgetown onlght-—Griffiths, Pigott, Wood and Worley The candidacy of Norman 1, Abrama, who tn » year term in the counell, has the support of many plot Seattle. Abrams was born on what ts now the site of Nelson's store PIGOTT ROASTS TI THREE OF ’EM pet ambition tn to ayor in order to en inder which the Hquor traffic ders to rt in th and to ald in the state-wide prohib! and municipal ownersh ed an open letter this & he would withdraw f * race upon three cond) king the two idents of derick & tion has ready an interesting display of advance Spring models in Tailored Hats at these popular prices Austin FE ¢ ffiths a Albert J. God ‘ f 1 aterials ¢ 2 a silk in bla anc ast Withdraw when | Materials are taffeta k in black and ation to tell me w ¥ ‘or Sea lors, « straw braids and straw combi- ems hae - nations, smartly trimmed with ribbon bows ion of any c the three tle that would take years to ove bigotry, or corruption, or corporation in wing effects, jet ornaments, maline and small flowers Attractive values, $3.95 and $5.00 Balseroom are met. the result would leave as mayoralty » D. Wood, Judge Richard Winsor and Hiram would have their duty plainly before them 1. 1 cannot see our best candidates withdrawn rate idea that they will confer a favor on the people, abandoning 8 and her institutions to ‘moralists’ or ‘Immoralists who wonld allow rapine and plunder, of the surr o Mammon and Bacchus CHAMPIONSHIP TALKFEST The state Interscolas y in — Basement Excellent Corset Values at 50c Ky HE Corset illustrated is Style 186. It is designed to fit the medium . of coutil and well-boned. The bust is moderately high t extends well below the hip, producing long, straight lines Has two sets of he ender of her resources yating championship goes with the vic i@ contest between the Queen Anne and Tacoma high school at Queen Ane ' urday night Queen Anne will uphold the affirmative of the question, “Resolved, That unskilled labor from rn and We Europe should be excluded from the United States” upporters and two hooks below front stay, and embroidery edge. Sizes 20 to 30. ne finished a » with scalloped i Price Style 205 is made of excellent The requirements of the stout quality batiste, with long hip figure are met in Style 130. It POLICE PROTECT WOMAN COP SAN JOSE, Jan who was in and = medium — bust — especial is reinforced across abdomen with suited to the slender figure. Fin- stitched band and has long hip, ished at top with embroidery and medium bust, finished with 1 ith hook scalloped-edge embroidery Two sets of sets of hose supporters and hook 30.-—Mre. A. J. MeCarthy, deputy probatio trumental in securing conviction of several cafe for contri & to minor girls’ delinquency, was under p tion today nat the writers of anonymous letters thr with death. She had had ¢ n officer oprietors und equipped sphone messages to the same ¢ BLACK HAND MAN SENTENCED NEW YORK, Jan front stay and t to 26, below front stay. Sizes 20 to 30. Price 50c. nd guilty t night of placing a bomb for the fullfigure. It is of well-boned coutil, in the entrance of a He n wt. t A lo Sylvestro, m ner of 3 . the New York Black Haed gang, was sentenced soday to serve fromim clasti s back at hips. Two sets of hose supporters and hook below front three and a half to seven years in Sing Sing. As sentence was imposed stav the corset firmly in place. Sizes 20 to 30, 50c. — Basement Salesroem the store of Joseph Stella and a fourst tenement In East 18th at were badly wrech ved that the gang to which Bylvestro belor bombs. It was by perpetrated the outrages GIRL GENIUS WILL PLAY HERE aughter of Rabbi ht on he ‘ Ls Leather Hand-Bags Auto Scarfs, Special 39 As FRACTIVE values in Auto $ $1.00 f plain tan, pink, blue, brown 134 yards g, with neatly hea | Pe ATHER Hand- d ends. Special 39e. —asement Saleerone nd noe ee oe popular styles, some Mercerized Hosiery 25c Pair : lined with leather and Vari-colored pamphlets of the Etna Trust and Investment Co. of Vancouver, B, C., advertising fabulous riches of the new Chisana dis trict, in Alaska, are rapped by James Funchion, a mining man of Daw WANS’ others with fancy lin- SE Ree ab wir eats son and Fairbanks, who is at the Frye hotel. He says the literature ing All are fitted will work h sips if people fall for tt OMEN'S Hosiery of with inside coin purse W a ; me seasonable |Z00° STUDENTS OFFER ALIBI! song Pcs entr weight, in black, tan a d cats are not being cut nlive b Univers | S100, Barement Salerroom. white, sizes 814 to 108m o r 1 ix the statement of Acting Pres. | vai 25 —Basement salesren® y Landes, in answer to a ¢ from Charles M, Farrer, pres ron ae ident of the King County Humane - ms declares that cata d dogs used in zoology experiments a moribund condith Vor put to sleep forever with ether ~—BASEMENT SALESROOM, SATURDAY. HERE’S A NEW VARIETY OF POLAR BEAR; EXPLORER SAYS IT’S FAD OF ESKIMOS | 100 New Separate Skirts On Sale at $2.45 Special As” ( a juan © comprising proved styles in plain, straight models, also smart draped and two three-tiered effects. The majority 24-, 25 and 26-inch waist, some larger sizes, Ex amples are shown at right and left. The materials are: Brocades in taupe and k Union Street, Second Avenue, Vike Street, Black-and-white Check Neh Plaids it HINGTO ha 0.—The to learn that these two dances: have bl and the unny bug uve penetrated into the polar region I ; Niclas as sie objectionable, perhay: when A returning explorer, Capt. F. b 3 Slue Serge the lady is.elad in a six-inch thick: |K hinidt, has announced to the ELE LASER Stes f ful than when she wegra|soclety that he discovered the de cant and filmy fabrics of moralizing dances in full swing! fashion, Still, according to{among our benighted brothers of members of the National Geograph |ihe boreal rays—among the iit jie society, dt is somewhat shocking i mos, iu short Exceptional values at $2.45. —Basement Salesroom.