The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 27, 1914, Page 12

| ——To 39c—— ter, a splendid quality i} pound . | THE SEATTLE STAR Shall Wives Forgive? }An Interview With Cora Harris, Author of ‘‘The Recording Angel,’ Which She Discusses Problem of ) Unf uthful Hu sband. Many Men Who Have Always Paid $15. 00 or $18.00 for Their Spring Suits Are Buying Bon Marche $12.50 Business Suits This Season Famous in the | | By Nixola Greeley-Smith | hl (Written Especially for The Star.) NEW YORK, March 27.—Should a wife forgive the . _ 7 husband who has been unfaithful to her Because it is the easiest and most sensible way | I have never been able to find more than one answer to economize that they know of. || to this question—a sharp and decisive “NO!” Hut because Mra, Cora Harria, author of “The Recording Angel, If you've been in the habit of paying $15.00 and |J/ “In Search of a Husband” and other brilliant novels, once wrote S — | 100) nile u om « forgive he usb $18.00 for your Spring Suit—why not come in and | : k in which a woman did forgive her husband “ copia ‘or Violating his marriage vows, I asked her to ce these business suits at $12.50 discuss this problem, A hi have | 1 have admired Cora Harris a long time, rhaps you will find, as many other men have |] gor she has a atarllt etrlo. 1 had pictured her 1, that they are $15.00 and $18.00 suits in Ti) as » and brisk, But I found her a tall, everything but price {| xolden-hatred Southern woman in middle Ife, |} | graceful and langurous of movement and with We've a nice range of new Spring patterns—in /[| 4 marvelous, cream-white skin that suggested Hut it is a woman's business to examine and nalder what her own sing against marriage Come and See the Newly Enlarged Men’ 's and Boys’ Store conalder what her own sin agninet marrinKe Boys’ $6.50 Knickerbocker Style $5 00 | tat mante aise aghast’ matriaxe ate 90 obvi All-Wool Suits, Priced at Only V7 It he beat his wife or is unfaithful to 2 Pairs Knickerbocker Pants With Each Suit er, everybody knows about tt and condemns tt “But a woman sing in lesser ways, perhaps, A Saturday Bargain yes every Soontre mother will appreciate these $6.50 Suits ar tit bargains we but secretly she may carry a concealed weapon offered. oun Correa Harris in her mouth—A VENOMOUS TONGUE. She may sit opposite her husband at breakfast, staring sourly at the news paper he reads, scarcely able to eat. She feels so sorry for herself be cause he reads the paper and has nothing to say to her ker pants, All- Day Saturday Specials in Women’s Underwear, Wool Sweaters and Hosiery] SUCH A WOMAN HAS HER HEART action with harsh eriticitam ALREADY DI VORCED HER HUSBAND “Women are not unf peg-top style, T and they Yet that is her fauit. HUSBANDS ARE LIKE BARIES—the wool mnater have to be trained properly. If a wife trains her husband as he should . gray and bro jf | be trained, he will never think of reading his newspaper at breakfast sturdy cassimeres The wife who does her hair up in kid curlers, ama her f A new Easter Suit now and save $1.50 | rs shamelessly disfigured before the man who chose her —Upper Main Floor of The Bon Marche ca nt her pretty, ins against her r age Deon | does the wife who always bas headache or a pain in her , side or a sad tale to relate about her house d difficulties. "So does the wife who meets her husband's every thought and | | o in great things: that | are as men, t || not nearly so many wome y are unf, tot ) | hings, and tn constide man's infidelity to hia vows we m . Women’s Summer Weight Sc and 75¢ Forest Mills |] (Uist, 8nd 19 considering man's tntia we mut Union Suits Are Reduced Vests and Pants, Priced J) 2st" to wand . 4 and velvet mochas. SA. NCISCO, March the Hinds collars. Shown in gray, maroon or cardinal. Sizes | clasp Cape Skin Glo . FRA Har Dya 36 to 44. | —Lower Main Floor of The Bon Marche. | n that he was on 1 ir cane, but It was Hindu's alleged activ volt in India. m as head of an 1 Red Flag Evidence in their hands ernational society known as which ts supposed to aim at the overthrow wa Satarday Specials | Washington Creamery Butter 32/2¢ Lb. | ~’ ; ‘The finest quality freshly churned Creamery Hutter Saturday at Ie the Groceries |, 4 a pound. No telephone orders taken Pascy California Creamery Wat- | Ge | 1. 6c | K W sald to po int to of the of all government Fraternt | Callforsin Hipe * pou r tk pint betties, | Ss 0 Be ces ccace was Lee aes | WANTS TO WED; DECLARED INSANE || = } Bicely smoked. properly 2c oolives LOS ANGELES, March 2 $3.50, eee, pom : “Tt . tn the insanity ward of the county c*th a c br he had pl ned. TAIL pound 1 c er slg aie : ed to marry Mrs, Maud Stokes, 1 # Black of White Cooking Fics, « ity jouher Salami, made the Mrs. Mary Burt, a wea ‘ tra fine quality, small vise.» | 3 nd 17 Views Gases Mig 45c ce by having Coleman to stop our wedd wen, aplendia Il be married as Santa Clara Pru Goality, small size, pound Women’s 25c Seamless “Burson” Hose a Pair ’ “Burson” fashioned, seamless Hose, fast black, in medium weight cotton. Sizes §%4 to 10, with hemmed tops. None No phone orders —Lower Main Floor. Girls’ $1.00 Plaid Gingham Dresses 9 a.m. Till 12 m. z So ~ _ = — '—} x & : = = =. = Gq = 5 ‘e x s e a ! o = a4 ” = > =z 7) g | z B | ” pa 77) = _ 4 z :z << ‘15c to dealers. ’ nbs Women’s Hosier “Carter's” Union Suits, in Sizes from 34 to 44 At 50 WE'LL HAVE VISITORS IM 1915 Bes ide Pal y “Carter's” high-grade Union Suits, in sizes 24 to 44. Finest | , 7 pach ying I P oot a with high necks, long or short # pi pole. pool — 85c hs : c ena 3 ieee , thst WV ( Beney * i haan. & in a aa blue plaid Gi $1.49 White Crepe de Chine Silk, a Yard Five pleces of fine, lustrous, allatik Crepe de Chine, extra 1 00 Dresses for chi heavy, full 36 inches wide, and will d utifully; tli) 12 . ab $0 nae 04. ence Saturday $1.00 yard al M Floor. Pore de sai i vr a Pe ino!" vis s2{] CHILD IS ACCUSED OF POISONING | Girls’ $3.00 Pingree Made Shoes, a Pair | Sree Pe ee A sg \setaa oriceatiy ai toa age Do wey ee sees f Pingree Made Shoes for growing girls. B style with $l 50 to a customer. mnt accused of t ree or | welt soles and low heels; in sizes 2% to 4% To 9 wel n cloud of « 1 fr 1 ous his till 12, $1.50 a pair ‘ * “SUpper Main Floor. . mpcene MC: FT| Sister, Mary Xxito! ] Accordir > fot!, Lilllan Palmer de a stater h a Th $1.50 Character Dolis, 29¢ Ea 75¢ Heavy Storm Serge, 50¢ Yd | regiatia tas ee No Telephone Orders Accepted for These Morning Specials Quaint Dut as, sand ch K 6, a be nd finan | THEY SHOOK HANDS 800 TIMES —Upper dain Voor, | ‘yor and Mrs, Gill Children’s Geir Catting ate From 9 a. m, ti Se Paper Milward's Sewing rf can get the little one’s hair cut by failed to meet “a bunch of highbro An Interest rogram was nicely finished qua pper Main Mivor, | *" CxPert children’s barber for 21 heard. Jabez B. Nelson was inaugurated a Saturday at 15c.—Lower Main Floor. F Instead of Shc. —-Marinello Shop, Third Moor, LEAGUE DISCUSSES CHARTER $2.50 Dictionaries, $1.10 Each $1.25 Cotton Petticoats at 69¢ » No Another new lot of thoxo aplendtd | Prof. J. Allen Smith of the University of Washington —Upper Main Floor, a f i oP wegen de —Seeond Moor, Py Miss Adella M. Parker, Councilman Erie ht Wc rill and Prof. Her Brauer al 100 Phenolax W 19¢ Box of piatienery for r ite Art Statione We "Embroidery Bands, Ii Yd | roid ' ke —tpper Main $1. 59 Couch Covers, 5. 19 Ta —Hippee tevin vives | , 7 angted tn whe. i ios $2. 0 Art Squares, $1.89 Each lied two hours aft ‘ s brow the aceident CANADA SEIZES SEATTLE SHIPS MI Genuine » inches wid designs, t each, value f1.5) rever is Saturday 1.19 Third Moor Art Wh re, th. ¢ chooner boat Bonit th of Senttles ld by the ¢ CHE. GILMORE COULDW TASK FOR MORE acting’ as president ot the Federal le it today, This amount, it was sald, | meeting in Ghicago a month ago. $2.00 Chil with t gue, neeordin was determined on at a The style not pictured has light and dark grays and brov blue stripes and |f| gardenia petals front; mixtt plain blue serges, the stylish small gray “It is no wife's business to forgive. Forgive | ape blue serges, 48 sd ness ts God's business,” Mra, Harris replied, in lace ks—all sizes from 33 to | a deep contralto voloe Shoes and Children . *% Perce in ses’ and Children's Foot-form |) "? mbes Patent Vici | with kid or ari : t hk ery « Whit With stripe ' ry AR Y ot a rath ll trimmed with white Pumps in patent binding. Special 15¢. leather for Seersucker Aprons, Spe- 5 to 8, FREDERICK & NE ELSON Store opens at 8:30 and closes at 5 Women’s Washable Matineel Special $1.95 HREE espec \ Matir illy dainty mode n barred and figured white, Dimitie low price ~ PICTURED re fror insertion One designed with coat back and FEmy with designed in waistline prettily trimmed Valenciennes edge. The second, effect circular peplum, is also lace trimmed. each ) hirred waistline at back 18 to e the loose misoves are set in with lace insertion and al es are finished with Special $1.95. Sale Square Child’s Balkan Dress, 7" 00 the kimono and insertion = ret Floor, IGNED a n picture, of C splendid qua nbray gingham od qu 1 brown r in light or blue, has high tiny e 5 y pearl itt » back of waist haga and a double es the front. Pricgm pretty little Russian-style '- $1.00. 3 « 2 to made f na Second Flo BASEMENT SALESROOM _New Lingerie Waists at SL 15 Ti new shov includes 30 di les in smartly-design red from sheer materials ig@ pape : - color-stripe effects, cleverlgs Saturd: bargain in Or 3 garments $1.00. “ hin & ee mei ae ea Te weight, bt er Women's mediam w white — with laces, embroideries, ru fine ribbed cotton Union Suits ribbed cotton Vests, lo fling and shirrings All are low-neck! have low necks, no sleeves and t short sleeves—tights to ma COURT RAPS STONE & WEBSTER mode with long, medium and she are knee length. Some are lace knee or p © length H | What the i ! trimmed at the knee. Silk taped trimmed onda” of Forest | ~ sleeves at neck. 24 to 44 Milla brand. 34 to 44 Sizes 34 46. Excellent values | $1.15 Children’s Sweaters at $1. 50 Women’s 50c Silk Gloves 39. Aches it A new line of Children’s Wool Sweaters has Women’s Zclasp Silk Glover—they are white | CR PE ‘ CHINE , ° just arrived. They're shown In red. gray and | and have doublet! 4 fingers that will out-wear | Wai of ¢ 1 quality crepe de chine, designe h drooping shoulder, | maroon—have the popular ruff-neck collars, Sizes | 144 gioves. Sizes 51% to 8. ¢ and vestee effect, edged with ruffle of self material. Sizes 3 6, S, 4 and 4. 4 ’, | i _ Ss epre ee Women’s $5 Sweaters at $3.95, Women’s $1.25 Kid Gloves 79¢ | SILK PETTICOATS, SPECIAL $1.65— = We have only 36 of these Sweaters in the lot— | One and twoclasp Kid Gloves in tans, grays HINDU PROFESSOR OUT ON BAIL Unusual values in at ipment of ahetaparsionoadtens Petticoats, including they are heavy, pure wool, and have the ruff-neck | and blacks. S$ 5% to § > mannish one good selection I id changeable colorings. Special, $1.65. Senate's asta 7d ~—Basement Salestoom. New Coats for Childrer Sizes 6 to 14 Years *g r % $4.25 and $5.00 Spring styles in these Coats of 3asket Cloth, Wool Crash ings of gray, red, tango, navy,§ and two-color combinations, including black and white checks and stripes. Prices are $4.25 and $5.00. —Basement Sali Mended Gloves 59e Pair AMBSKIN imper of black and Women’s. haki Outing Skirts poe TAILORE D Skirts of stout 23 to divided, measurer Fancy Skirts serv- 1 fancy suit- styles. Cc with’ ) Choie a few colors, the pair, 59c, —Basement Sales Kid Gloves, fections nez mended. Silk Motor Veils Special 85e and some no 3 thie per, 10c ; assorte nent Sal 50. a I Ny fea 1 Tailored in bandeau and | tt 1-t 1 wel s small sailors with 1 bov 1 st gt rain and@ « 1 i feathe Styles equa New Margaret Aprons Special 15¢ Shoes eit pictur Margaret AS for Misses Aprons cial 95c— Misse children ving givls La ( $1.25 f firm se to 11, ham, fasten to 2, and trimmed on ‘ pocket and high pair; 21% to 6, $2.50 pair waist-line with bands of material dren's Patent Vici Kid Shoes, edged with rick-rack brai¢. Choice of urned soles and cloth tops. Sizes light-blue, pink, navy and tan with white. $1.00 pair Special 95e. “Basement Salearoom # Basement Salesroom