The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 18, 1914, Page 8

CHILDREN’S 25¢ PERCALE DRESSES | FROM 9 A.M. TO 12 THURSDAY | Sale of— 10e Diaper Cloth 7 1-2c Yard | 25c White Crepes 15e a Yard | T Is Enriched With the Offer of —ONEIDA COMMUNITY SILVER AT 1-4 LESS— In Addition to ihe Sale of Roger Bros.’ Famous 1847 Table Silverware at Quarter to a Third Less | | The Famous “Oneida Community” Sil Rogers Bros,’ 1847 Silverware at a quar- verware—famous for its artistic beauty as | ter to a third less—and you find it P Hanlaved i | ve ie ( 3 well as for its excellent wearing qualities, | {'SP!) > aati hina Sect t ha t abdicate it a .. ss n the usual “Oneida ; at one quarter less than the usual “¢ i means . the. Wash Good tive tn prices—and our entire stock of this brand, | favor ha ne cotton fabri in the popular “Sheraton” and La Rose | s1.s0—1s47 tomers Spoons, well pat designs, is included in this offer $1.12 | gehee 8 ISAT Homers! Gravy Laddles, Cros ‘ ex: | pork $13.50 41:34, 00 89¢ | 84.00 Dessert Spe rat aa $3.00 witeed to. $8.23 $2.82 DO—INIT Homers pattern; a set of Soup Spoons, 94.30 Table aton patte Sa pattern; » S275 Butter pattern; » Sie Sugar Shells, Sheraton patterns 64c $1.75 Berry Spoons, in the famo 81.25 Merry Spoons, in the handsome La Rose Qa pattern; reduced now to, each 9éc SS ae T5¢ | 1.00 Gravy Ladies, in the ndac 52¢ [a Rose pattern, priced now at jes, in the beautiful La Rose patte $1. ‘65 On Sale From 9 A. M. Until 12 Only—No Telephone Orders 15¢ | NOMEN’ 51.00 HOUSE. pREssts C | FRom 9 A. M. TO 12 THURSDAY Children’s Percale Dresses, with yoke, long Made of pretty figured, checked and striped f sleeved, high necks; in pink stripes and checks, | cales with square, V or high 9 trimmed with plain pink and finishing brald; | to styles and colors. Special from 9 a. m. to 12, 69 | 4-year sizes. Not more than 2 to each purchaser. | each. Don't overlook them. Second Floor. | —Second Floor. | enders, in t of six reduced t some pri ed, ea me O8e Crea pattern; 33.00 Salad Forks, In the La Rose pat tern; a set of six, reduced now to 92.20 Soup Spoons, {n the famous La Rose patt et of six, reduced to Lower Main Ploor of The fon Marebe. | LOTS OF DON'T BARGAINS miss IT. Women’s 25c and 39c Gingham Aprons 19 Special for Apron Thursday, Each... . And we've several styles of Aprons from which you may make your selection They're made of Lancaster ging in Mother Hubbard large band style, and the Margaret Aprons that are so popular, as well. Because they are “seconds” marked them at this extraordinari'~ ‘ow price—but t blemishes ars very slight fast a little of! spot or a broken th ead. Splendid bargains at 19¢ each Maids’ 25c While Lawn Aprons 1ic | 7ic Large Coat Aprons at 59c Ea. Maids’ Aprons, mad Mt Large Coat Aprons, made of percale white th 4 have poerticeth ange anpmi’ | shown in two sizes—medium and large — and plain bretelles over the shoul- They button all the way down the side ders. Splendid values at just 15¢ each. and have strap across the back Women’s Percale Coverall Aprons 35c $1 Wilhelmina Aprons Priced 75¢ Women's Coverall Aprons, made of | Wilhelmina Aprons of gingham or percale. They're shown in a good nssort-.| American Shirting. They're trimmed with ment of nice patterns, and are neatly | rick-rack brald and come in either light finished with plain white binding. or dark colors; 34 to 44 sizes —9,000 Yards of Mill Lengths of Percales at Mill Prices— | 0c Press Percales Priced at | 12 1-2c Yard-Wide Percales | 15¢ Good Percales Priced at —7'c a Yd.—| —8ic a Yd.— | —10c a Yd.— i | HT Second Floor | of The Bon Marche. 3,000 yards of Percales—%6 3,500 yards of Percales, 26 0) yards of Percales in light ; and medium shades. They are | inches wide; lengths to 10 yards, | inches wide, shown in lieht and Jog i ne wide: fine quality: | fn neat patterns; in blues and | dark shades; in lengths to 19] jengetha to 10 yards: all good | yards; all neat patterns. patterns. —Lower Main Floor grays; priced at 7\sc a yard. The March 14,200 YARDS OF SPRING WHITE GOODS IN MILL ENDS—AT ABOUT MILL cOsT} e White for dresse 2,000 yards of Diaper Cloth in mill lengths./| 4,000 yards of ve Crepes They come in widths from 18 to 27 inches. Splen- | inches in width; suit did quality cloth; regular 10¢ va’ special, | ments or waists; le Tec a yard. | at 15e a yard 12 1-2c White Lawn 8c a Yd. 25c Flaxon at 15¢ a Yard We have 1,800 yards of fine White Lawn. Bh Fl “gpl pi and nae i aiges inches in width. This is regular 12%c qua that we have reduced to 8c lengths; crisp and sheer 25e White Pique at 15¢ a Yd. fn mill length: yards in th lot 20e Madras at ibe a Yard and there are a yard In 2,200 yards of White Just 2,200 yards of White Pique. mill lengths s—42 inches wide. and to 15 yards. This pique is 2 s wide and effects, Regula yard extra good quality LOWER GROCERY PRICES—YES—BUT MORE THAN THAT| For You Get Full Weight Special at 15 yard —Lower Main Floor of The Bon Marche —Absolate'y Pure Foods—and Pon Marche Service as Well | cans; cas 19¢ Bon Marche Flour at acing , be aa 4c Large New tat f sf Me ne qua Imps SA(K xf 5¢ | Ke x one 40¢ | Doblin Hutte, 49-pound sac delivered onl groceries, not package ‘Taylor's V iin Compound, remuly puraday bottle 4-ounce Fourth Ploor of The Be Free Lecture at 4 P. M. Thursday—at the Mother's Training Schoo! Bon Union str Sixth Floor ad lw j|\WILL COLONIZE WASHINGTON pn premrn i ene onc ceacien ange RN a HE SEATTLE STAR awl 'NOW ELEANOR WILSON’S GOING | TO BE HER GIRL CHUM’S MOTHER EREDERICK & NELSON Store opens at 830 and closes at FIO B asement Salesroom mul ' up the popular Basement Salesroom are now bringing ne mer ¢ prominently to the fore and ne while the ne eason is | li ~w needs in dry goods, apparel and accessories, 18 excellent time t ! this Salesroom is equipped to serve 1 . Basement Salesroom merchandised in the same manner as are the rd maint 1 el the store Phe distir 1 lies in the fact ent Salesroom confines itself to lowe ed fn i n 1 es thi 1 m endeay in qualit » the greatest p le ec. In this lies the rea its lasting and increasing popularit Featuring the Modish Check Suitings 4 hil ca 1 finds the and T ecks in as keen ‘bce nd as ever for making up into t uits, dresse kirts and for children’s gar ment Che Basement Salesroom offers a range of carefully- elected qualities in these popular materials, marked at very moderate price Included A 36-inch Black-and-white 41-inch Imported Black 5 White Check Suiting, Sheck Suiting (four sizes of and 3 matemoee weiss : ever sizes of checks, all- ste ene wool, soft-draping quality, A ite for 2 ; yard wea, at 450 \yard A 40-inch All-wool Black- Eleanor Wilson and Nona McAdoo : Pe S -white Check Suiting, WASHINGTON, D, C., March 18.) a@ditional social merrimenta in the Colored Check Suitings, and , “i Eleanor Wilson and her ch pital whirl 1 ELS GAM oO small and medium checks, Nona McAdoo, are known as the ison t he guar m red, bre 1 r 2 75c yard $1. 45 | morriest, best-drossed girls tn Wash artdt ts and $8 to 44. taches silscevuhacrie nt Glace ington poclety Je histriontc de: ver value at 50: iting neluding 44- and val announcement of Mins | Recently won much commen: , y good value a Suitings, ine luding # a Wit * engagement to Wm. G.\tlon in the bird play given yard 46-inch all-wool and 52-inch r “ Q : cy ee ey re hy 0 A h Half. 1 Black half-wool qualities, in heav- upon as another link in the girl | she ay th eta cand Bina ile: } dship which will mean m of Ornis. ite . reste ier weaves, adapted for the and-white Check Suiting, jojjorcd suit. or skirt, and small and medium size softer qualities for the draped OULD-BE ROBBERS BIND GIRL checks, 75¢ yard costume, $1.00 yard. SAN FRANCISCO, Mareh 1 lew has been found to id he two men Who, ove I7-yearold Kath rr ‘ lant night, tossed cab, asked her papers g to met a hands and feet, gaxged her and left her in a doorway was found an hour later The police incline to think the men perhaps an abduction Large Assortments of Millinery Materials at Popular Prices \ ym is featuring Interesting Selections of Shapes, Flowers, Fancy Feathers Novelties in the. Approved Styles Wear really planned a robbery, or Ht Ribt for Spring sement Salesroc ons, Wings, and Summer and Ostrich Among the Flower June roses, forget-me-nots, daisies, lilies-of-the- valley, pansies and American Beauty roses are very popular, and are offered in attractive selec- tions at 25¢ and up to 95c Trimmings, crush roses, Telegraphic advices to Calhoun, Denny & Ewing, or the Weat of another colony of foreign farmers. Chicago during the next few days, and representa about 21 equiring a total of nearly 12,000 acres in the state of Wash announce The star will leave families | ington REAL ESTATE MEN TO BANQUET Feather Novelties, Pompons and Ribbons are Real estate men will banquet at the Rathekeller, March 31, at being widely used and are shown in a good range 6:30 p. m. The program will have many interesting features, inciad ia d eff di 1 iced. |ing short, snappy toasts by leading dealers, with an abundance of good of the most-wanted: eifects, moderately priced. ~. The Untrimmed Hat Showing features excellent values in the smart bandeau sailor Hats and the equally popular close-fitting chapeaux in plain and Milan hemps, from the better makers, priced from $1.45 to $4.50. To close out an assortment of Trimmed Hats remaining from our earlier Spring purchases, we quote them Thursday at asharply reduced price, $5.00 each — Basement 1Y. M.C. A. WILL TEACH WIRELESS gbt at the ¥. M. C. A. after April ¥ the educational department takes in this city is building for the use rial on the building will #8 messages in this zone Wiroless telegraphy will be t 1, under the terme of a d over the school! for train e than a ing & comple’ equipm t a cost of $3,000, and a its to pick up all WIFE GIVEN AWAY; KILLS SELF LOS ANGELES, March 18—"I told her the end would be a sorry one when | let her leave me for a man for whom she cared more,” said O. A. Lindrot today of the suicide in San Francisco yesterday of Mrs. Nina Lindrot. According to his statement, he gave up his wife to Kirt Larsen, a business partner, with whom she had become in Margaret Aprons Special 15c TTRACTIVE Aprons of good quality per- cale, as pictured, with bib | Chiffon Taffeta i Dresses, $14.75 attractive model in soft, serv- le Chiffon Taffeta, designed | PAMELIA APRONS la caping with ice: fatuated. | fi waist-ban bou i The couple lived in Los Angeles for a time, but went re | with the new droo x should long Aj d . und with cently to San Francisco. Mrs. Lindrot killed herself after a | sleeves, rolling lapel and Easter Lily | buttoning in hack and quarrel with Larsen | ‘ hoic collar lf material, A vestee of | white Choice ; of delft chiffon, edged with net lace adds | or dark-blue with white HE KNEW IT WOULD NOT SHOOT | a pleasing touch. The peplum skirt is | dots, white with small dots Hearing a burglar in the house as she a 10-yearold #0! finished with deep girdle of the and light patterns with turned home at 10 o'clo mi E. Breakey ac atest stripe and small designs. d threw the gun in a corner, es Colors, black, brown, Copenhagen- | Special 15¢ | | gun before she discovered hime oe ie ate ieee alec ae Slee SPECIAL, 75¢— | Basement Salesroom Exceptional value in SOURDOUGHS PARADE ‘SATURDAY _ these large coverall Aprons, made of fancy check ging- A new era of prosperit Alas) Northwest, resultin ham and trimmed with from the passage of the gov bec Pp ant night pageant § thusinsts in the 100 Linen Table Cloths rick-rack braid. Have round neck, kimono ‘ sleeves and in working gar . ¢ ; Soe . L, Webster, presides Special | $1.00 Each ria cdargs “abba “ae ita for sourdoughs every whe king anon : i The Tilikums of Elttaes and other >a S a spe offering for. Thursday skirt is gored to fit the hand in the gala event A gh . wh figure smoothly Special the Basement Salesroom places on 75 ; 75 le I-line able ths, a goor | on. H! GAMBLING IN CITY HALL? fii ici ati sc German man PUNGANOM APRONS. SPECIAL 45¢ ilver-bleact f German man want to see the whief e! 1 saw men right in the police ufacture, size 54x70, with hemstitched ue chambray gingham is used vation EORIEUET” hw Seen hing in our elty hall!” said an practical aprons, Made with indignant woman today to Cor cer Larry Williston edge eptional value at $1.00 eacl i ia The chief {a out at lunch.” sald Larry, flustered by the deter Galen Rene nen imono sleeves with turn- mined attitude of the investigator back cuff and patch pockets, and demanded an inve n. Williston yielded 5 with white binding *Specis 45 ee ao it discovered a bunch of Evidence rters enjoying a game of pitch ! Lace Curtains ina RESCUE TWELVE FROM THE RUINS Special Selling ST. LOUIS, March 18 At $1.50 Pair under the wall which fell Athletic club and through ISCONTINUED Basement Salesroom. Plate, Cup and was conclusive that no was in the cro Three corpses had been taken today yesterday on the ruins of the burned Missouri the roof of the St, Louis Co.'s building A fourth from patterns in .Lace joining the rulned club house corpse has been located ‘ eh it bas ne et en removed Curtains, trom. one ur Gs dew thene ons are missing. Twelve injured have been makers, con rt tyle Saucer rescued, Among the n dead is one woman, a tenographer hud , ~ s ccs Bt including handsome effect r N i GE $4,000 fara veyprian. at are 2 10e § tle yesterday pald a handsome tribute to the memory of St d l in = Patrick, Ireland's savior fe were! vaNous gatherings of cn: Pebrsaie Thsieatay, specie — the ow d sod most notable among them being an entertainment ” Neg pictured, Cups and Saucers and 9. Cathedral hall, which drew an attendance of appro nly, 3.00 | Me : H 6 c ppr he aay 0 “i : inch Plates of pure White I nglish he tag sale, conducted for the benefit of the Edward Briscoe 4 oS . . porcelain, medium-weigh nd ¢ ble home for orphan | at Orilla, will exceed $4,000, ce i iber Silk H oslery Special, 10¢ eact g ~ and durable Ok. Dats s al, J ach . Gatesreom BOTHELL IS TO GET FROM UNDER || |, ea Women’s Vests, 15¢ PaaS is MAnGNeTTdh Re PV OMENS Black Fiber Silk Stock I€ ell wants to disincorporate as a town at least, a number of citizens have requested the council, through ings, made with reinforced toe and W OMEN’S Fine Cott n Ribbed Ve pett ton, to, eal A special Avasion 0 that purpose. The town dads if high spliged heel, Classed as “seconds,” in high neck style, with long ‘The reason is that the town feels It Is too small to sustain the but are unusual value at 35e pair wing sleeves. Very well finished added but of maintaining the Pacific and S@nset highways, which Bosom learoor ceptional value at 1Sc each run through it. } * ° e ae