The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 23, 1914, Page 8

Hats, Worth to $7.50, Special Hats made up in clever ways } of maline, silk, lace and braid | —in the close-fitting } with rolled and straight brims | —the trimmings are flowers | } and ribbons, at $4.95. SAMPLES AND REMNANTS OF ALMOST THINK OF—more, far more than we can tell you of here—and at ridiculously prices—for instance, our Paris and Berlin offices have sent us case after case « swatches of Br nd Trimmir rds of Buttons and sample Notions—these stacked in piles forth You'll find it int through these ag ing AND MILL ENDS OF PLAIN AND FANCY SILK ——--at 25e each 1-2 to 1 1-2 Yard Lengths of Silks Worth to $2.50 a Yard Samples of New Patterns and Weaves for the Coming Season 2,000 SAMPLE SWATCHES OF NEW SPRING SILK8—samples of the entire output of two large siik mills—consiating of new and beautiful silks worth up to $2.50 a ya in lengths from % to 1% yards—19 to 40 inches wide—your choice at 26¢ each Mill Ends of $1.25 and $2 Dress Goods 79c Yd. Dress, coat and s! lengths of new Spring Dress Goods—for Tc a lots of new ring weaves to pick from, tp sibelines, coat ings and woolen dress stuffs. —Upper Main Floor of The Bon Marche. a. Drapery Samples AT THESE SPECIAL PRICES TUESDAY. Two Unusaal Bargains that make nice coverings f offives, spectal $2 Odd Portieres 98c r : Tapestry door curtains and Factory worth covers les, —89c a pr.— Women's Sample Gloves, includ ing 2-clasp suedes, oneclasp doe. skin, oneclasp novelty pique kid Rloves, gray and tan mochas and | cape gloves; the $1.25 and $1.50 | kind, at 89¢. Lower Main Floor of The Bon Marche. Hose, ote. 2% to 2 y for odd windows. he Third Floor of The Bow pn Thousands and Thousands of Samples of New Spring Goods Going at About Makers’ Cost Specially for This Event $1.25 and $1.50 Sample Suede | Women’s “Onyx” Sample Hose Kid, Doeskin and Cape Gloves Worth 50c Pair, Special al | 25c pr. Just half price for “Onyx” Sample | such as silk boot black, white and the popular shades silk and plain Isle, medium and heavy weight, 260 pair piles Secared Main Floor Main Fioor | Marche. EVERYTHING YOU CAN MORNING SPECIALS ON SALE FROM 8 A. M. TILL 12. 15e Linings 3c Yard plain small f sample Mill Remnant And Factory*Sample Sale Of loves & Hosiery cotton, of The Bon Mill Remnant And Factory Sample Sak \ Trimmed & Unirimmed Hats ? Samples of the Very Latest Styles fer the Coming Season “Burgesser” Sample Shapes | Worth $2.95 and $3.95 tor —$1.95 ea.— Just think of getting these new Spring Hat Shapes for only $1.95, all late $4.95 All the new Spring Styles— blocks in styles, with rolled, drooping and irregular brims, and all the best spring shades are represented. Second Floor, close-fitting styles, | | | Mill Remnant And Factor , Wash Goods & Undermuslins 1-3 Less HUNDREDS OF SAM. PLES TO CHOOSE FROM. 75¢ Corset Covers Ste Corset Covers of crepe, edged with lace, some b dainty colored de- signs, and finished at the top with narrow silk ribbon, at 50c. A 4 ON SALE ALL DAY AT THESE PRICES. 8 1-3e GINGHAMS AT 5c YD. | 2,000 yards of Dress and Apron Ginghams, in mill ends, lengtns to 15 yards, 27 inches wide, in small checks and neat plaids, bc # yard. 25¢ FANCY CREPES 15c YD. New Fancy Crepes, 21 $1.50 Chemise at $1 Teddy Bear Chemise. bottom edged at th with linen Inc yards, 5c RIPPLETTES AT 10c YD. Mill ends of Crisp Crinkle Rip. plettes, lengths to yards, 31 | inches wide, in tan, gray, blue and | pink stripes. Lower Main Floor of | Lower The Bon Marche. $2.50 Gowns $1.67 Dainty Nainsook S11; over Gowns, — trimm with fine ‘embroi ace; & in ‘pink at 1 Selection Waltz, “Nights of ciltfe “Too Much Musi March, “High Sel — TUESDAY SPECIALS Del Monte Ten, 85¢ ttles, at the Arctic booth, a 26c Polish with each purchase ¢ & Binckwell'a Kippered Herring, the gen rte sine Imp Table Salt, 0 brands, 10 This Store Opens ai 9 A. M. and Closes at 6 P. M.—Not Open Saturday Evenings Union Str See A Vike Street Mill Cost or Thereaboats Domestic Specials | White Goods and 35¢ | 25¢ WHITE PIQUE 15¢ YARD | | White Pique in fancy and plain | welts, full 27 Inches wide, in jen | to 8 yards, on sale at iSe a yar Floor $12.00 NECKWEAR HALF PRICE SAMPLE LINES THAT HAVE JUST ARRIVED $1.00 Sample Neck- wear at 5éc Neck cone ~ ting mbroidered and Embrotdered Tu 35¢ Neckwear at 17¢ ateh Collare with the show der point brotdered co euffe to ma’ imple 1 le ( mestics PRICES. a yard, Main | Marche. Sweeper to Be Given Away On Thursday, 1a m Wagne Merri for 15¢ new ne of Thi 15e NAINSOOK AT 9c YARD | Cream Nainsook, with Mercerized |f| finish, 24 and 26 inches wide, worth regularly 1c, on sale at 9¢ a yard. | 25¢ AND 35c FLAXON 15¢ YD. | the top. with wide, in small designs for waists | White Plaxon, tn lengths to & drawn. with ribbon: the and children’s wear, and pretty | yards, in neat checks and cross closed drawer effect floral patterns. Lengths, 10 to 20 | bars; full 36 inches wide; worth @ Bon) February 26th program jarnya ttle Vacuum Sweeper will be given away free. Better call at the Duntley booth tomorrow and find out all the par tleulars Entirely week at Bulger’s And this 1 Cireus Orchestra to render popular mualc LOTS OF SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS AT THE BOOTHS mokage of Arctic na of Arctic Cl Gold and Mixed, Silv at 2 |P on thetr tratl, Specials | ON SALE ALL DAY AT THESE jf} me the way to get to British Columbia, If he went by way HE SEATTLE HAVE BEEN SEEN BYFT.WRIGHT MAN Win Northwest with « dier at Information which strengthens the theory that Catherine ters, the minsing Indiana girl, 19 somewhere band of xypstes was recelved today from Walter Fort Wright, tn Eastern Waahingtor Hlifer, who ts attached to the hosy kane who greatly resembled Cathertr man answering the description ¢ Hothell by Deputy Sheriff Julian Smith n the Blifer, a vitnl orps, saw a girl in Bpo She was with a sought near one now being ARKANSAS GIRL NOT CATHERINE SPRINGDALE, Ark. Feb, 23 found Dr, W. A. Wint from Neweastle, Ind. He took 0 Shuster found Saturday in ¢ “atherine Winters haa not been therine’s father, arrived today look at the little girl Shertft with Geo, Stuart In a farmhoune three miles from h and his She was not bis child, sald, and trifling resemblance to her. He wan de A representative of the N, EB. A. accompanied bim, attle Star: Iam endeavoring to give you some tn formation which 1 believe will ald in locating Miss Catherine Winters, A friend and myself were horseback riding recently and we happened to & man and woman with several smal! children They were traveling through Spokane, and I am quite this ttle girl mentioned tn your paper was of the party, 1 had quite a jong talk with this man, and he told me they had come Indiana last March While talking to him herself with an old rag with him, and he her first journey rds to that When I saw the | day I was quite sure 1 had sure through I noticed this one little 1. 1 asked whether th © was traveling with ther ying by elonged and this was anid or we girl's pleture in the par eon her some place er the ot The ma “I told him to go by way of Bellingham, crows the ‘ine between White Rock and Blatne. WALTER SLIFER, “Hospital Corps, Ft. George Wright.” PLANNING PEACE CELEBRATION Plans for state and city celebration of the centennial anniversary of the peace treaty between this country and Engiand, at Gh been promulgated by the committee consisting of Judge Thomas ©. J. France, Rev. H. H. Gowen, Rev. M. A. Matthews Rev. J.D ers and Frank W. Haker. It is planned for exercises at i the legislative session, February 17, 18 and 19, 19 public schoola throughout the state. A memorial a | the border of Canada is also urged LUMBER MEN ARE BUSY AGAIN KELSO, Wash., Feb. 23-—After an extended wb Poulson logging camp, 14 miles west of here, is in | Ploying a force of 100 men. HUNTING BLACKS INRACEWAR TUNICA, Mien, Feb. 23.—A race war was tn progress here today It was precipitated when a posse of deputy sheriffs attempted to arrest | 20 negroes. The blacks opened fire, killing Deputy Sheriff Morris Love. and that 0. Pow © be erected at t-down, the Inman ration today, em |] | Volleys were exchanged until the white men were forced to retreat by {| shortage of ammunition. The negroes fied, but bloodhounds were put Five were tracked down and killed by possemen ‘HE WILL WAIT FOUR YEARS CENTRALIA, Feb, 23 Arrested on a charge of abduction preferred | by Mra. J. D. Robertson, because he married her 14-year-old daughter, / his wife until she is 18 years old BOMB FOR BISHOP KILLS SIX BUDAPEST, Feb. 23.—Stx persons were killed and 12 Injured today, | when the residence of Bishop Mikiowsy of the Greek Catholic church | Was dynamited at Debreczin. The bishop escaped. The dead include | Bishop Miklossy's private secretaary and the parish vicar. Roumanian | nationalists are believed to be responsible for the outrage. |HE TOOK DIFFERENT ROUTE PORTLAND, Feb |from the Harriman railroad bridge into the Willamette river, as he | wrote the coroner Saturday he Intended doing. J. D, Robinson, a travel | ing salesman, drank carbolic acid and is dead here today, The body was | found in the Arlington hotel TRAIN HITS AUTO; TWO DIE | FRESNO, Cal, Feb. 23 id was inevitable, will m: Ibert Linhart's death, which doctors here j he third fatality due to the «ideawiping by an 8, P. of an automobile containing five boys of 16 or 17, near Selma Sunday, killing Alva and Clarence Peterson, cousins, fatally injur ing Linhart, and less severely hurting Verne and Martin Peterson broth ors, respectively, of Alva and Clarence. HEAR THE MALAMUTES YELL FAIRBANKS, Alaska, Fe of the Alaska rafiway bill to given In the North works, All by built an ¢ plied the cars. months. 23.—This city ts celebrating the parsage ay, with the most spectacular parade ever Tonight there will be at t procession and iness houses are closed. The Northern Commercial ne flont for the parade, and other organizations sup The government engineers are expected here within two IN POLITICS Samuel Shove, a merchant, escaped prosecution by promising to leave | 22.—Instead of committing suicide by leaping | | Griffiths nor Ime or Gill for t significant fe asure have bee Judge yor e in the campaign © bear upon both of them and the fact that to date neither has seen » that Trenholme’s connection with ign that cannot be covered up. Winsor is willing to come All kinds of out for r to to come his way special interests 4 enholme, As in the primaries, the counctimanie fight will be entirely over shadowed by the mayoralty contest, except for what efforts the Public Ownership league 1s making in behalf of Erickson, Hesketh, Folsom Plage and Li ore ee | In his speeches Saturday night, Hi Gill read from the returns of the | primary election and hat he lost votes in the downtown wards the First, Fifth and Sixth, and that he ga in the residence wards, | jucluding the wards in which Cotterill, Dilling and Trenholme live “ee ay ae showec At the Press club moeting J. Wylie‘Hemphill presided claimed the latter's statement of having reduced taxation 1s incorr Iso attacked Gill's record in the ght plant. Other speakers we ss Aylmore, who oppose city's stand inst granting the Se attle Electric Co. a franchis Hhting service in the Duwamish val le nd Donald MeDonald Downle, m r of the Pigott qam was elected treasur Trepholm imittee. Downle and Pigott made the most serto harges against Trenholme campaign funds tn primaries, but announces that every cent will turday night, In behalf of Trenholme, noon. Tonight he will speak at @he Motor theatre, Fremont and 43rd There will be no meetings in behalf of Hi Gill tonight To Harry Carroll*comptrolier, and James P. ‘Agnew, chief deputy a great deal of credit is due for the efficient manner in which election resulis were @andled, The return jany such delays as have characterized past elections, ner Mayor Dilling attacked Hi Gill and | be thoroughly and publicly for Noonday rallies will de held by both the Gill and Trenholme forces! this week Trenholme will speak at the Grand ope house tomorrow } i STAR MISSING GIRLMAY | i | | | | Were received and tabulated withoug) REDERICK & NELSG® Store opens at 870 and Closes at I.3O+ Women’s Dress Accessories y and Summer,i in the new lines for Spr Parasols Neckwear Gloves Hosicy Hand-Bags Hair Ornaments Veilings | receive their introductory showing this w eek Ladies’ Home Journal Pattern Week i and Em Pate HI tern week will be matked by the distribution of Free Dre among visitors to our Pattern Section Home Journal Patterns i extreme simplicity and exactness, and it is especially to induce thi One trial of Ladies’ of non-users that this distribution has been arranged Three Styles in Dress Patterns to Choose From and cach a new Spring model, featuring the new kimono sleeves drape and tunic They are models that will make up very prettily in the new silks, woolens or skirt effects. Spring washable materials. In addition, each visitor will receive An Embroidery Pattern Free featuring a graceful rose and spray design, adapted for blouses, lingerie or cl dresses, This pattern is accompanied by complete directions for stamping an Pattern Section, First The distribution extends throughout the week Aluminum Ware Demonstration HE Housefurnishings §ection j& conducting this week a demonstration of thé¥convenience and economy that result from the ting of “Wear- During the w cial values will be offered in two desirable’ tems ever” Alugiinum Utensils b spe- follows Lipped Saucepan (114-qt.), special 30c Covers for above, special 15c each. as Special Covered Berlin Saucepan (2-qt.), special 50c. The demonstration program is as follows: TUESDAY, baking cake in roaster on stove; WEDNESDAY, condensing milk in saucepan with out stirring; THUPSDAY, cooking pot-roast with- out water; FRIDAY cleaning silver Ly boiling in i kettle; SATURDAY, genéral demonstration of Special merits of aluminum ware ss Section. 50c New Lingerie Waists, $1.15 and $1.50 ‘i moderately priced Waists | show newest style features for Spring in their designing—the droop- ing shoulder, loose sleeve in elbow- length or full length and new style col. lars, among them the “Easter Lily effect. They are made up in cotton crepe (plain and brocaded), voile, cotton ratine.and mull with mercerized dots. Some are plain white and others show a touch of color in embroidered dots and flowers. Sizes 34 to 44. Prices, $1.15 and $1.50, — —Basement saieeroom. NEW ARRIVALS IN Chiffon Taffeta Dresses, $12.50 and $15 HE taffeta silk used in these Dresses is the soft, supple quality that gives excel- The designs show new ideas for afternoon and street wear, with lent service ; drooping shoulders, low or rolling collars and clever trimming of lace, net and flow- ered crepe. New flounced and ruffled effects, peplum and peg-top styles are seen in the skirts Navy, black, gray, wistaria, rose and brown are included in the color-range, as well as pretty changeable shades Sizes 14, 16 and 18 years; 34 to 42 bust measurement Attractive value at $12.50 and $15.00 Basement Salesroom Oriental Crepe 10c Yard —a new cotton crepe material patterned in attractive floral designs light Makes up effectively into kimonos, sacques and dresses, and mod- Ball-Bearing Shears 35c TTRACTIVE value in Ball-bearing Tension-spring Shears, with shaped handle. Made of good quality steel, 7 and 8 inches long, 35c. —Basement Salesroom on grounds erately priced for the 26-inch width at 10¢ Pear] Buttons 5e Doz. INE quality fish eye Pearl Buttons, sizes 14 to 24; made of clear stock; wdpzen, Sc. Lwin yard NEW CHAMBRAY GINGHAM We are also showing a new Chambray strong “texture and check sand .stripe a wide selection of plain Gingha smooth finish, in and patterns 1 Basement Salesroom. colors Women’s Mercerized Hose, 25c Pair . sgegld fine Mercerized Hosiery in a color assortment that includes tan, Misses’ Hosiery 5¢ Pair ISSES' Black Ribbed Cotton Hos- iery with triple knee, marked at red, mavy, pink, white, ‘purple, suede, lavender, sky-blue, bronze, gray, this low because in a_ broken range of sizes, price The pair, 5e —Basement Salesroom as well as black. The pair, Basement Salesroom Novelty Neckpieces 15¢ V WNISE Collars and Stocks, Jabots, Embroidered Dutch Collars and other desirable pieces in this atfractives assortinent at 15¢ Valenciennes Laces 25e Bolt A GOOD French selection of Laces and Insertions, 12-yard bolts, Basement patterns in and German Valeweieunes Basement Satesroom