The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 6, 1914, Page 8

—THE BON MARCHE'S APRIL SALE—— —OF FINE WOOL DRESS GOODS- We told you when we opened up this larger and better Dress Goods store, that you might expect unusual bargains, and now we start right in to “prove our words” by b* holding this big sale of Wool Dress Goods—at astonishingly low prices. § Come and secure the materials for your Easter Gown or Spring Sult—while this |} eS sale is offering such worthy economies | wi | $1.25 Nobby New Silk ) $1.25 fo $2.50 Plain and ) : and Wool Poplins, 4) - cy . Novelly Dress Coods to - ES in, Wide, Reduced to Go on Sale Tuesday at} hi An extraordinary offer from the Silk Section! It le seldom, indeed, that such a bargain may 25 pieces of splendid quality Silk and Wool be secured! We are offering 150 sample pleces Poplins, soft and clinging and splendid for the Of high-grade Dress Goods in avery conceivable _ color and weave, worth from $1.50 to a 2 one-piece frocks. y're shown in shades of yard, at just $1.00 a yard Tuesaday, Included « | pink, tan, Alice, rose, new blue, navy, green, are beautiful ma anee weaves, heavy wool RS } § brown, Copenhagen, plum and tango. Special at serges, poplina, crepe weaves and a few elegant = | 950 a yard. spun coatings.. Shown In dress and sult lengths. 7 | 59c Nobby Black and While Checks 39¢ Yd. | | a5¢ Genuine Viyella Flannel at 59¢ a Yd. Just think of It! 80-inch checks tn three sizes | This well-known Flannel is shown in a splen- and of fine, heavy cloth—just the material that | did range of styles tn leht and medium effects te 6© much In demand for dress purposes. Tues- | it Is excellent for waists, house dresses or kimonos. @ay, onty 390 a yard. 75c Fifty-Inch Heavy Storm Serges 50c Yd $1.50 Plain Novelty Dress Goods 79c Yd. 20 pleces of Storm Serges—a quality suitable mie, One Noveeiey. 5s =e for gowns, skirts or sults. Shown {n navy, brown, eel iia "ine ray. cardinal, garnet, wine, Copenhagen and —— lack, Yard, de, 50c Yd. Wide Plain & Fancy Dress Goods 25¢ Fitty pleces of yard-wide Dress Goods tn plain Five pleces of fine, heavy Cream Ser Berges, checks, plaids and mixtures—a s«plendid Ry that is all-wool and correct for dresses, Mne of colors, Suttabdle for children’s dresses or | #ul! or skirts, Very spectal at @ yard; 64 waists inches wide. | I $1.25 Heavy Cream Serges, Special at 79¢ | 38-Inch All Wool Crepes at 50c Yard of fine quality and | 50 New All Wool Challies, Special 39¢ Yd. A splendid one-day spectal—for we give you your absolute choles of our entire stock of hand- fome All-woo! Challies for 39c a yard. In light, | of street medium and fe SAVE TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT ON SAMPLE STEAMER TRUNKS Beca these Steamer Trunke are sam- ples—we can sell them to you at one-quarter lens. They are the famous “Neverbreak" Trunks —and the makers promise them to be “true to name.” Some are covered with waterproof oll painted canvas, with hardwood slats. Others of 3-ply veneer lumber, are covered with hard vulcanized fiber. They are capital trunks for an ocean trip. rk | —Upper Main Floor of The Bon Marche. DOMESTIC SPECIALS |, On Sale All Day Tuesday at These Prices. 16¢ Ginghams for 6 1-2c a Yd. 2,000 yards of Amoskeng Apron $34-In. $8.50 Steamer Trunks $6.38 | 34-In. $14 Fibre Trunks $10.50 : SHin. $9 Ste: Steamer Trunks $6.75 | 36-In. $15 Fibre Trunks $11.25 a 3¢-In. $10 Steamer Trunks $7.50 | 34-In. $20 Fibre Trunks $15.00 $1150 Steamer Trunks $8.63 | 36-In. $21 Fibre Trunks $15.75 15¢ TO 25¢ IMPORTED BASKETS FOR 10¢ EACH eee We have just received a large assortment of fancy colored Imported Baskets, including sewing baskets, card baskets, fruit and sandwich baskets, and a line * of smaller basket itable for Easter baskets. Made from tmported willow —Fourth Floor of The Bon Marche. 500 PAIRS OF pe ne | 39e a Pr. They're splendid wearing quality, too— sewn—are good and full at the knee and are shown in grays, browns and many dark mixed colors. Made of cass!meres, tweeds and worsteds, in sizes 4 to 18 Boys’ $1.25 AND $1.50 HATS 95¢ EACH f new styles in Hats for the little fellows. They're shown fn dress felts in the Middy and Rab-Rah styles principally. All nicely trimmed with leather and cloth in side bands. Every size values, reduced for Tuesday to 95c each. MORNING SPECIALS On Sale from 9 till 12 Only. No Telephone Orders. | 4@-In. $12 Steamer Trunks $9.00 $9.00 | 38-In. $22 Fibre “Trunks $16.50 | in brown, red or green, with or without handles. Special 10¢ each. strongly made, with all seams double q years. Special Tuesday at 39c a pair. in the lot from 6% to 7. These are our regular $1.26 and $1.50 12 1-2¢ Long Cloth at 7 1-2¢ Extraordinary Speci at the April Sale of Bed- 2. ee kote of of Leng Cleth. in Gingham—27 Inches de full 38 inches wide, soft bolta, rfect goods. Fast colors. ae 12 Tuesday 7%e ‘yard. hot over 12 Sarde to oath pure ial is to 10 yards. Lower Main ehaser r ey hed Bed Sheets, size Oe Bleact #1290 Inches. Ha Heavy 1c Curtain Rods Se 230°". 022, - en en Te to each 50 pieces of Bleached Muslin, 36 y Brass Extension Curtain Oe Bleached Bed Sheets, good | inches wide. Full bolts and per- in mill Swiss and Nainsook Embroidery | Tingbone tick lengths—they 27 Inch de Bands, widths up to 4 Inches, in covering. Each shown in. floral’ patterns and ia epenwor’ and blind patterns, ‘tilt mg Bed | Spreads, crocheted good shades; 10c values at be a ed . ° neay Corey ete | eee size 80x90 inches. Jn heat ons arsellies patterns. Bach 1.29 | 15c Percales Priced 10¢ Yd. 10¢ Metal Polish at 3c a Box $4.50 Wool and Cotton Mixed inkets, size 66x80. Soft and 2,200 yards of Percales in lengths “X-Ray” Metal Polish, will clean | lofty; with neat pink and} to i6 yards: 26 Inches wide—shown any kind of metal; regular 10¢ blue borders. in light grounds in dark striped kind, Mal at % From 9% a. m. A pair. . and figured effects; 10c a yard wun 1 ‘Tuesday. Lewer Main Lower Main Floor of e Hon Lower Main Floor of The Bon Marche. Marche. FREE WITH EVERY $1 PURCHASE OF BURBANK SEEDS—A BOOK WRITTEN BY LUTHER BURBANK With every $1 purch ase of Burbank Seeds we give free a valuable book on Flowers and Vegetables, written by Luther Bur- bank himself. We are le Seattle agents for the famous “Burbank” Seeds, and have a splendid variety of rare flow- ers and vegetables from which you may choose 17 Pounds Cane Sugar With $1 Grocery Order —for 75e— Pure Cane Sugar, with $1.00 grocery order, not in- eluding suger or flour. Not over 17 pounds to each, Tuesday at this price. Pare Ground Black Pepper, 4 Shaker Salt, one of the best | Elbow Ont Maenronl, the bent strictly pure, pound ....... € | brands: guatanteed not 8 rade; fresh stock ; to cakes can OS peand ects ios 6c wedded Coconnut, guaranteed | Bird Seed, our by $ @ good from and sweet ‘a | mixture; ‘priced 1: be re ‘nome Better Tm brand; pound. ADE | a package P aC | tht 4c best quality, Pure Vi Extract. one of the . acedan |? To) geen Contin Navas tins, 6 to 6 bent Deans, absolutely 4914 | a pound he 6c pounds each; fresh every day pure; 2-ounce bottle -fi2u round Choco splendia fefund of 3 20c tor empty 88c if t, ranteed ;, strictly pu Gens: en Sea s | & pound”. : 2c Ridewa 4° o'Clock Ten, No. 4 at oy ie FOC | Imported Pens, No. 1 cans, me ns, price 4 dium size; priced, ’ a tin c nm Coffee, | a can 2C acl! ‘Tomatoe fancy | Del Monte No. ern solid pack; | size cans; ; dozen, $1.60 4c 0; can. C | Fourth Fiose of The Hon Marche, PRETTY EASTER CARDS AND EASTER NOVELTIES—UPPER MAIN FLOOR. posMARCHE Union Street, Second Avenue, Street. b | | | | | $15,000 per month to teach the art of aviation the t Island here and consists of 14 ma- chines of the Wright, Curtiss and Bar, | plan | way to the school and bomb throw- with soon, engines generating from 70 to 100 horsepower and capable of attain. |trolied and righted. GETTING READY FOR TRUST BILLS. the administration | week, | however, have received instructions to speed matters up as much as|ff | possible, ing unions to make closed-shop agreements with employers, would be | modified, at any rate, by limiting untons’ exemption from the operation of anti-trust legislation to permission for organizations to exist without legalizing closed-shop agreements. [ANOTHER WHITE WOMAN IS SLAIN | Northwest Other foreign concerns are planning to do the same. MUNICIPAL FERRY PAYS NICELY The first three days of operation netted total receipts of $180.80. amount pays expenses and leaves a small margin, which ts better than | the most optimistic had hoped for in the early operation of the boat. | The Laschi cost $83,500 and has a passenger capacity of 1,500, ) | evidence and is expected to tell the same story on the stand, MEYER HAS TO EAT, YOU KNOW! (HE WAS A POLITE MAN, ANYHOW steal your silver; much obliged, ‘UNCLE SAM TEACHES ARMY AVIATORS TO TRY TO SAVE THEMSELVES WHEN FALLING SAN DIEGO, Cal., April 6.—-When | ing a speed of from 50 to 70 miles you seo a tiny manmade machine | an hour a mile high, with nothing between More than 100 men maintain the it and the hard ground but very | camp and school thin alr, you can't help wondering} Pupils come from all parts of the if you've got any unpalé bills or|country, and from every division unanswered letters on hand of the army All apply for admission to the Jachool; none is detafled to this work, as for other military duty According to the commanding officer, Capt. C. A, Cowan, not one man has withdrawn from the avia tion service ‘ Of course cants pass the tests, all of the appli and they ar not manifold, the most important being the tost of nerves and presence of mind Then, too, the men must show an interest In motors and in the study of the sctence of flying Despite the precautions taken to avold accidents, four deaths have occurred in this camp in the year it has been on North Island since coming from Texas City. tion to the number of C. A, Cowan, In charge of Uncle Sam's aviation school at and Burgess biplane showing how the engine and pro- | peller are in front of the driver. In case of a@ fall the driver is not fj crushed by the engine. j Uncle Sam ts spending $12,000 to!structed and in comparison with death records of foreign sc’ hools | and independent flyers. The soldiers are taught to ard | against the possibility of death by! falling and trained to know how to} save themselves if, for some rea- The entire serial equipment of S. army is located at North types, and two hydro- fall, While “looping the loop” is con-/ sidered nothing more than an exbt-| Armored machines are on their ing devices will be experimented diving are looked upon as practical maneuvers, proving that a machine, The machines are equipped with WASHINGTON, April 6—Drastically toned-down, revised drafts of anti-trust bills will be submitted to congress this it was announced today. The lawmakers who are handling them, Three of the anti-trust bills, 1t was sald, are likely to be compressed | into oné. Whether the labor union and farmers’ union exemption clauses | will be permitted to stand will be decided in a few days. i The expectation was that the Bartlett-Macon amendment, authoriz- | STOCKTON, Cal, April 6.—Mrs. Ellis R. Harbert, wife of a prom}- nent physician here, was shot and killed here Saturday night by Irva-| tora Katsura, a Japanese servant, | | wi heg Kateura found himself in danger of arrest, later identified as an ex-convict, | he committed suicide. The Japanese was angered because Mrs. Harbert insisted that a | carpet be tacked as she directed, instead of the way the servant plan- nee it, ‘THEY DO coop Bt BUSINESS HERE | xtend from 25 to 59 inches: | heav uality; seamless. Si: fect goods. Round thread—soft Baye. white ball onde and exten- | piece. Wat oer te Be | finish’ Not over S68 yarad tone | sion brackets; Sc each till 12 Tues- ‘each purchaser. 65¢ purchaser. | The action of large fire insurance companies of the country in es-| day. Third Floor. ’ $1.25 lows, Emmerich | tablishing general agencies here for Washington, Idaho, Oregon and 10c Embroidery Ba 3c Yd. Pesteer en oith pl 10¢ Cretonnes at 5c a Yard |] Alaska ix bringing about the realization of the dream of various com-| nds cleansed feathers; heavy her- ps cag AB | mercial organizations to make Seattle the fire insurance center of the Two companies from Paris have established agencies here. The municipal ferry, the Leach mission on Lake Washington being operated by the port com- has proved itself a paying proposition This WOMANTO TURN STATE’S WITNESS | | ql | The state's attorney who is handling the cases against Magdalina | Werner and Frank Picon!, charged with first-degree murder in connec- tion with the death of Henry Werner, the Issaquah rancher, has con sented not to use the confession of Mrs. Werner that she hired Piconi| for $100 to kill her husband. He says Mrs. Werner will turn state's Piconi's trial begins April 23. | CITY INSISTS oN A 3 CENT FARE TOLEDO, O., April 6,—It seemed certain today that the city coun-| cil would not accept the proposal of the local traction company to set- tle the street car controversy here. The company proposed that al straight five-cent fare be charged, and that five tickets be sold for 16 cents. It was said that Mayor Keller planned to enforce the straight | three-cent ordinance, and has ordered the police to protect passengers who refuse to pay more, Hundreds again declined today to pay five-| | | | i cont fares, and rode free. ENE, Or., April 6.—Notre Salke Meyer, who declares he wit realize millions in a few years from a machine drill in vention, has joined the navy here, “I might as well keep busy for four years, while my money is accumulating,” be said. LOS ANGE April 6 burglar left in bh r kitchen. “After tasting your dandy strawberry ple, | have not the nerve to} " the note id. Mrs. Tracy Grable oil frame the note a IF JEROME gets $25,000 for not extraditing Thaw, what would he get if he did extradite him? STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS | This is a low figure in propor: | men in-| son, the machine should start to |} bition stunt, flying upside down and | ff if it falis or turns over, can be come} 1 ill I REDERICK & NELSON Store opens at 630 and closes at FIO On Sale Tuesday, Second Floor | 50 New Wool Crepe Dresses At $12.00 Each a «a FAVORABLE purchase, just received. Fifty pretty dresses in desirable models | for street, at-home and business wear. Black and eral good colors, | Price $12.00 cach Hecond Fioor, | J 24-Inch Suit Cases Special $2.95 Trunk Se The Ohio Range HE hot-blast fea- ture the fire box of the Ohio Range Hi tion offers on Tues day an exceptional value in a is only one of several features in design that handsome, well-built Suit Case of pol make for increased effi- ished constructed over strong 4- The case is reinforced with cane, ciency and E housekeeper should investigate it economy 2. basswood frame, in the popular very inch size extra-heavy sole leather corners, The Ohio embodies brassed lock and catches and good everything looked for leather handle, and is cloth-lined, with i” 4 high-grade range, ae ; , F k s i ati at a strictly moderate price. Three family * 0€ eCla ay, c Py od hirrec k et Special, ge ay, sizes, $44.50, $48.50 and $52.50. —Tira . : $2.95. oe soap Coil $2.50, connected for $2.50 more. Third Floor, BASEMENT SALESROOM Short Lengths of Fine Wool Dress Goods, Suitings and Coatings On Sale at a Very Special Price The [95c | The Yard Yard SUIT manufacturing house closed out its short lengths of high-grade Suitings at a sharp concession, and we will sell them Tuesday at a price just as sharply below regular retail value. These materials are all 56 inches wide, and range in length from 1% to 10 yards. Included, a large variety of styles andcolorings in fine woolen weaves, among them Tweeds, Cheviots,» Bedford Cords, Coverts, Diagonals, Pin Stripes and Mixed Suitings and Coatings. Very desirable for skirts, dresses, tailored suits and separate coats. Special, Tuesday, the yard, 95¢. Smart Novelty Suits, $12.50, $15. ye $18.50 EWEST styles and colorings and favored materials combine to make these moderately-priced displays of Suits especially attractive to the Easter shopper. Just added to the showing are t.venty-five Sample Suits in sizes 16 and 36, and these are especially inter- esting because there is only one of a kind. Fancy Crepes, Wool Poplins and Serges are extensively employed, in black, navy, Copenhagen, tango, wistaria, brown, midnight-blue and black and white stripes and checks. The designs follow closely those seen in the higher-priced lines, embracing styles for the miss of 16 or 18 and for women in sizes up to 44 bust measurement. Prices $12.50, $15.00 and $18.50. SEPARATE SKIRTS, $3.95 TO $7.50 New arrivals in tunic, spiral and peg-top effects as well as plain tailored Skirts in the larger sizes, cleverly tailored from Black and Navy Serge, Black Moire, Crepes in black, navy, Copenhagen, olive, rose and tango, Diagonals and Crepes in black and white checks and Plaid Diagonals in tango or tan and blue plaids. Attractively priced at $3.95, $4.50, $5.75, $6.50 and $7.50. Basement Salesroom. Basement Salesroom rose, | | y | New Arrivals in Crepe de Chine Blouses at $3.85 HE last word in blouse styles is represented in these new arrivals in Crepe de Chine, which are featured in black, navy, Copenhagen, white, tango, flesh-color, maize and pink, and attractively priced at $3.85. LINGERIE WAISTS, $1.15 AND $1.50— Dainty, inexpensive Waists in plain white and colored- embroidered effects, designed with drooping shoulder, round or square collar and long or The exceptional breadth of the assortment makes a satisfactory choice ices 4 to 46. —Basement Salesroom, Children’s Hose 10e Pair HILDREN’S Cotton | \ H | | short sleeves, easy. Plaiting's 15¢e Yard LAITINGS Dress Shields 10¢ USLIN » 2 covered of net and M Dress Shields in shadow lace in a va- Ribbed Hosiery in sizes 2, 3 and 4, priced riety of patterns, in both black, sizes 614 7%, 8% low at 10c pair. white and ecru shade, the and 9%, unusual value at | yard, 15c, Basement Salesroom 10c pair, Basement saiesroom Basement Salesroom. Neckpieces: Clearance at 25c N interesting clearance assortment, embracing Windsor Ties, Middy Ties, Stock Collars in lace and embroidery com- binations, Venise Lace Collars and Sets, Guimpes and many other pretty neckpieces, priced for clearance at 25c, —Basement B8a)esroom. Bead Necklaces 25c to $1.00 HE popular Bead Necklaces are fea- tured in the Basement Salesroom in excellent assortment of the effects, attractively and $1.00. an newest priced at 25c, 50¢ —Basement Salesroom.