The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 12, 1914, Page 14

$10.00 folk Style, Sizes 35 to 46 each, and they are just the kind of suits that like to get hold of. They worsteds, cassimeres and serges, tures, and some diagonal unfinished worsteds. Most of these suits are plain 3-button sack we have also included some Norfolk styles, Men, this is your chance to get a good bargain Strong Values in Boys’ Strong Norfolk Two-Pants Suits at. Fancy Tweeds Cassimeres and Serges Compose the Lot — Each Suit With Two Pairs of Pants, 6 to 17 Years We have them tn tans, grays, browns and dark mixed colors, as well as neat stripes, checks and plain blue serges, with either Bul garian stitchedon belt or ptain box plat with loose belt. 50c Silk Remnants Priced —19c a Yd.— 1,000 yards pretty plain and fancy Silk Rem- mants in a good range of colors and weaves, suitable for wa’ or dresses. From 9 a. m. to 12, 190 a yard. —Upper Main Floor. 500 yard Dress Good gowns. 12 1-2¢ Fine Curtain Swisses 8 1-3c | Full yard wide Fine Curtatn Swisses in a great variety of patterns. The most popular of all Swisses. Mill lengths. —Third Floor. 12 1-2¢ Fine Quality Silkolines at 5¢ Finest quality Si! ality in beautiful new de signs—make nice comfort coverings or draperies. Mill lengths. —Third Floor. 25e Aprons, From 9 a. m. to 12, 17¢ Women’s Band Aprons—made of good quality gingham with ruffle around the apron. Finished with two nice large pockets. —Second Floor. 300 pairs Gloves—2 Infants’ 25¢ Rompers —tlic Pr.— Infants’ percale or linens Rompers with round or square neck. Belt, yoke and band on Sleeve of fancy print. Only 2 to each. 1 to 2 —Sreond Floor. 0 Crocheted Bed Spreads 69¢ Ea. | Crocheted Bed Spreads, size 72x84 inches. Medium weight, good looking Marseilles patterns. 9 a. m. to 12, 69¢ each. —Lower Main Floor. | Ze Bleached Huck Towels 4¢ Each Bleached Huck Towels—good, firm huck towels | with neat red borders. Not more than 12 to | each. 9 a. m. to 12, 4c each.—Lower Main Floor. 10c Bleached Diaper Cloth 7c a Yd Bleached Diaper Cloth—24 and 27 inches in | width. Comes in lengths to 5 yards. Nice, soft finish. —Lower Main Floor. | 6c Printed Lawns Priced 4c a Yard 2,000 yards Printed Lawns—25 inches wide in 10 and 20 yard lengths. Light and dark effects | in very neat patterns. —Lower Main Floor, | Specials in the Camera Shop Films DevelopedFreeofCharge Any size roll of films developed free, if pur- chased here Saturday and returned to us be fore 4:20 p. m. Monday. 10c Paper Napkins —5c Pkg.— chage of 100 Tissue pkins—not more chages to a purchaser. From o—Lower ioor of The Bou Marche. | wool polisher, 9 to 12, 9c Men's color—best Boys’ ig and women match 49-Ib. sack tats Ih Acid Hypo—the Washington om ize | regular ibe kind F- Butter—finest ‘olds compactly urday's We 1 | welling at I satisfaction $6.00 ¢ No. 2A Foldin Buster | spate. package Acta maize Ti x4 A ig ay Brow: for 6 or i2 buy. it roll ‘80 can A very popu- $8.0 Ic lar size . No. 2 Bn Brown | 1-Ib. package Acid Hypo Camera—a dandy little kind you always camera that takes pic- | for "19 hares size 24x 69.00 at tg - OG pound netin— Brown | | them for fated. Size 242 “only amera—ensiiy manipu- | 4%—priced at 3.00 15c —On Sale on the Upper Main Floor, Center | Section of the ton} ° Marche. pound Union Street, Second Avenu Tele Plain Three-Bution Sack Models and Nor- Saturday we are offering all our odd models and depleted lines of Men's Suits, worth $12.50 and $15.00, for just $10.00 business men are extra well made of fancy tweeds, in diagonal and flat weaves. You can take your pick from two-tone grays and dark mix- models, in sizes 35 to 46, $9.00 Store Closes at 6 o’Clock Saturdays wearing hose in th more than 6 pairs to any one pure’ plain colors—spectal Rmit’s Premium Rolled ¥ RE AGENTS FOR LADIES’ HOME JOURNAL PATTERNS MARC T but Boys’ Combination Wash Suits =At $1.75= Combination Wash Suite with two pairs of pants and hat to match, all at $1.76. They are made of Mnenette material in natural linen color and satlor 4 to 10 years. These Specials From 9 a. m. Till 12—— No Phone Orders Taken for Forenoon Bargains 39e and 50c Dress Goods at —19c a Yd.— of remnants and odd pieces of including black and white checks, mohairs and sultings—splendid for skirts or —Upper Main Floor. 50c Black Venetian at 25¢ a Yard| Best 50c Rubber Bathing Heavy, lustrous Venetian lining in a fine black | Pure gum rubber Bathing ing | Ca iat —tuitable for all lining purposes. From 9 a. m.| and gathered by elastic band. 9 a. m. to 12, 26e to 12, 25¢ yd.—Upper Main Floor, Lining Section. | each. —Second Floor. 98e and $1.25 Bathing Suits at 65c Bathing Suits for boys and girls years. All neatly trimmed. m, to 12 at 65c each. , Women’s 10c Vests “Seconds "5c Ea. Just half. price for Women's Low Neck Sleeve |B] at ¢ less White Cotton Veste—Swiss ribbed and rib- | bon run—sizes 4 to 6 Kayser’s 25¢ Lisle Gloves 15e Pair | Kayser's fine clasp Sizes 6 to 8%, white, 6% to 7 only | —Lower Main Floor. sizes 2 to 10 On sale from 9 a. —Second Floor. —Lower Main Floor, Male thread numbers) quality yle (discontinued 50c Playing Cards —lic Pkg.— Gold Edge Potlatch Playing large, piain Indexes Saturday ° package Main Floor, . from 9 —Upper Outfits, including one dauber and box of polish. Special, —Upper Main Floor, Men’s 20c Fibre Socks 12 1-2c a Pr. | Black Fibre Socks seamless and fast market ser —Lower Main Floor. Boys’ 75¢ Madras Waists 55¢ Each | Bell Blouses—military —collars—neat from 9 a, m. —Upper Main Floor. $1.25 Merode Underwear for 55c Merode Silk and Cotton Mixed Underwear for white 34 to 38 elastic ribbed vests, tights to —Lower Main Floor. Fill Your Market Basket Here| Bon Marche Flour $1.19 Sack Bon Marche Flour at $1.19, when purchased with other groceries, not including spe- Not more than 1 sack to each. Creamery | Golden Weat quality | steel cut—just chaffiess and CANN FOG— 1-Ib. cans Coftee— righ dust 35¢ Mayflower Coffee—our regular 360 «r Infnctic guar Special Saturday & pound 12:¢ | lamb's | Not | | 15¢ Shoe Polishing Outlits 9¢ | Shoe Polishing ‘RECOMMEND ADMIRAL WAY Creating rterial highway that will cost approximately $266,000 and calling f reat job in street im| nts since the ry ay and West Wh Jos, the streots and sewers committee Thurs day r nded to the council the improvement of Adiniral way, in the We tle and Alii point district, at right angles to Callfornia av Several hundred West Seattleites urged the plan, and Counctimen Cooley, Lundy and Marble voted for {t, Councilman Goddard not voting A number also opposed the plan, and ate lasted til after 6 o'clock The improvement will affect 10,000 pieces of property, The cond nation assessments, through verdicts and settlement, amount to $18 The matter comes up before council Monday, It will take about a year to complete the work LOSES THIEF; GETS FOWLS nege Because the flying feet é Patrolman T, C, Buckley were unable to otiate a log that lay tn their path, a chicken thief escaped yesterday Buckley was pursuing bim the hills bordering California av, be yond West Seattle, after the miscreant bad leaped from a street car and taken to the brush, Buckley was gaining when his became en tangled and he came to earth, The officer recovered t arcasses of the chickens—@2 of ‘em--packed in a couple of suit cases, and he says, b'goah, he'll get the gol darned feller yet! * r 1 taken from the yard of Mrs, J. A. Herbelin, 41 68rd av, N. W MEXICAN BATTLE IS RAGING San lan American fleet in the harbor is ¢ by t lof artillery fire from | federal outp | defe day, to fe Atla | work, thi was | famous for ft. Th | Albatross, speak hoped for a schoo the Canning | etty | Joni whe } | the toda | from | Maz | dete Moore, who all him, FI | member of the U | hibit at the Fisheries bullding on Fourth av he for the site, lican county club because of a division of favor with Mrs. Bridges voted against Capt. Powell, H, M. Chittenden. MEXICANS CONTINUE FIGHT ', 8. 8, CALIFORNIA, Mazatlan, Mexico, June 11-—-(By Wireless to Diego, June 12.)—The general advance of the rebel army on Mazat fs on today, Mighting raged all night and continued today. The ly watching proceedings. An attack as lant night was repulsed by @ rain the big guns of the federaln advance is from the north, Following the capture of a t near Atravesada, the rebels are putting up a desperate nse there before retiring to the main forts guarding the port. he rebels under cover of darkn The rebel SOUND EXCURSIONS START Excursions on the Sound will be inaugurated for the summer Sun when the steamer Iroquots will carry a party on a trip to Port An sand back A two and a half hour stop will be made at Port Angeles. The scen ed includes the three forts—Casey, Worden and Flagler—the yund Mill and Timber Co. mills, the largest fn the world, and #n spit, home of the Dungeness crab The boat leaves Colman dock at 9 a. m., returning at 8:30, SETS EXAMPLE FOR SEATTLE has set a worthy example for the rest of the country <chemy mg oa iilding of a $75,000 auditorium, such as Seattle needs.4 nta's city charter making It imposst for the city to undertake the citizens organized a company, capitalized at $75,000. T te gobbled up the stock and the clearing house banks loaned $60,000 Bonds were issued for the bullding, and when the work all done the city took ft over. Now it's all paid for and the city is main hall seats 8,000, a smaller one 900. BOOST FOR FISH STATION Dr. Hugh M. Smith, sclentiat, yesterday, on board the fisheries ship to members of the Pacific Fisheries society, meeting niversity campus, advocated the establishing of a fish week on the # experiment station. Dr. Trevor Kincaid of the university's zoological department said he fisheries. When he hinted that funds were lacking, do all possible to help matters. were W, A. Lowman, president of the Puget Sound | and Thomas J, Gorham. noclety ve Other spe association, d kers |WOMEN RACE FOR OFFICE LOS ANGEL . June 12.—Following an announcement by Mrs. Helen K. Williams of San Francisco of her candidacy for the republican nomination for Heutenant governor, friends of Mrs. Clara Shortrid Foltz, a Los Angeles attorney, believe she will be a candid: 6 office. Mra, Williams candidacy wan not indorsed by the repub- Folts. /LAMBASTES THE H!NKY THING Not only an experimental city manager plan, but a retroactive and reactionary ward system was what Police Chief Griffiths branded the government outlined in the new charter in a debate with Senator ah Collins at the John B, Allen school last night Collins said it was impossible to have a responsible government re the same men levy taxes and spend them. ‘CAPT. POWELL TURNED DOWN The port commission rejected the name of Capt. A, O, Powell for} place of Inspector of the hot and cold storage warehouse to be built he foot of Bell st Commissioners C. E. Remsberg and Robert whose name was proposed by Gen. PASO, June 12.—Skirmishing between the Mexican federale and under Gens. Tor been going on for several days, according to news here y. It was stated the rebels have been uniformly successful. Advices the west coast are that the assault the rebels made Wednesday on atian cost them heavily, |MAY PAY FOR FICKLENESS LA GRANDE, Or., June 12.—George Pterce, prominent cattleman, ts ndant in a b ch-of-promise sult for $30,000, filed by Miss Alice ges that in 1900, and again {n 1911, he asked her to marry but backed out each ti SH SHOW SKINS CAPITAL’S “Finer than the one at Washington, D. C.,” is what Dr. Hugh Smith, 8. fish commission, sald yesterday of the fisheries ex “You should be proud of it,” ded He is attending the fisheries convention on the university campus. MINNE MAKES UP TIME Tho The Mner Minnesota of the mas W, Garlic Great Northern Steamship Co., k, {# in port today from Japan. Capt She arrived on sched. ule time, although delayed three days at Kobe on account of the funeral of the dowager empre stee of Japan, The ship carried 160 cabin and 50 rage passengers, and a cargo of silk goods and miscellaneous freight ‘PRICELESS RELICS RUINED | the of furniture much more badly than was at fi if the chair can be repaired LONDON, June 12.—The suffraget bomb exploded yesterday under coronation chair in Westminster abbey, smashed the historic piece it admitted, It is doubtful 1 also that the stone of It was belie | Scone, on which 27 rulers have been crowned, was cracked and broken | wor se than the abbey authorities made known. SWORD SWALLOWER WINS crit LOS ANGE 8, June 12.—Mrs. Adele Bryant, former New York art ic, lost her #@it for divorce from Solomon Bryant, ged, ate with his knife and was “a strang er to the bathtub,” COMMISSION FORM PAYS exceeding of government, WASHINGTO} 30,000, th June 12 e are 69 which have adopted the commission form census bureau It was shown 61 operated during 1912 at a per capita coat lower than the avernge for the entire 195. ATHLETIC PITCHER CANDIDATE the tlon was sent today to J fear KENNEBUNK, Me. office of st June 12 e senator by th York county progressive conven- 1 league club. QUAKERTOWN IS SWELTERING day The |\narry J. C. Van Panthaleon Van Eck, truck business, He PHILADELPHIA, June 12.—Philadelphia was still sweltering to- At 10:30 a. m. the moisture record was 67 and the temperature 88 re were many prostrations, Sapecially in the slums. MISS AGGIE TILLMAN of Frisco announces a Dutch baron, for the HE SEATTLE STAR Odds and Ends of Men’s $12.50 and $15) Business Suits, Special at | nd Gultterez, in the vicinity of San} | | | rancher, who, she Of 195 American cities with populations it was indicated today in statistics made public by the! Notification of his nomination for W. Coombs, pitcher on the Philadelphia Amer. | that she's going to No, J. C. is not in the moving ) FLAG, DAY Sunday, June 14th UNDAY 137th adoption of marks the anniversary of the the “Stars and Stripes” as the national emblem Every American home and public building should fly the Flag on this day. Regulation U. S. Flags may be obtained in our Upholstery Section as fol- lows: double-stitched Flags of wool navy bunting with seams, sizes 2x3 to 8x12 feet, 95¢ to $7.85 Cotton Bunting Flags, 4x6, 5x8 and 6x10 feet, $1.35, Children’s Top Coats At Reduced Prices Sizes 2 to 5 Years HE Infants’ Wear Section is offer- ing very attractive values in little girls’ Top Coats now quoted at keen reductions for clearance. Included are many pretty novelties in satins, taf- fetas, matelasse coatings, and plain or checked serges Second Floor REDUCED TO $2.00. Children’s well-tailored black and check detachable collars of white ratine or Coats of white serge, with sewed-on collars and cuffs of blue silk. Nicely lined with sateen REDUCED TO $3.95. Many pretty Coats in the clearance at this price, including models in black and white checks, navy-blue serge, tango-color matelasse and brown pebble cloth, finished with sashes and lingerie collars. Several of these have the new kimono sleeves. Girls’ Wash Dresses At Reduced Prices (Second Floor) EDUCED-PRICE offerings that present unusual values in desirable Dresses (this Spring’s pur- chases) for outing, vacation and general summer wear: Girls’ Dresses of good quality ginghams, percales and chambrays, sizes 6 to 14, reduced to $2.50 and $2.95. Girls’ Dresses of French Ginghams and percales, and cotton crashes, sizes 6 to 14, reduced to $3.95. Girls’ Dresses of linen, pique, ratine, poplin and French chambray, sizes 6 to 14, reduced to $4.95. Girls’ Dresses of ratine, linen, pique and French ging- hams, sizes 6 to 14, reduced to $6.50. Girls’ Dresses in fine grade linen, ratine and granite cloth, sizes 6 to 14, reduced to $8.50 and $10.00. Second F! -FREDERICKé NELSON) Small Rug: Specially Priced ae interesting lots of mall Rugs or le econd Floor) Saturday ( at special prices as lows: 27x60 Axminster Rugs, special $1.85. 36x72 Axminster Rugs, special $2.90. 27x54 Wilton Rugs, spe- cial $3.00. 36x63 Wilton Rugs, cial $4.25. spe- Second Floor. Items in Notions Pearl Fish-eye Buttons, card Adjustable Skirt of Trousers Hangers, 10c each Wide Elastic Hose Sup- porters, pin-on and sew- on style, 10c pair Black Tubular Shoe Laces, bunch of 12, 10c. Bone Hair-pins in shell and amber finish, 8 “Sonomor” Snap Fast- eners in white and black, 3 dozen for 5c Dress Shields, silk on one side, nainsook on other, 15c “Kleinert” Jacket Shields, covered in Skinner’s satin, to match coat linings, 25c pair. “Kleinert” Satin-covered Jacket Shields to match coat linings, 50c pair. “Kleinert” Gem Flesh- color Dress Shields, silk- lined, 35¢ to 50c. —Firet Fieor. Women’s Silk Gloves Sixteen-button Milanese Silk Gloves in white and black, with Paris-point embroidery, 85c patr. Sixteen-button Silk Gloves in black, white and costume shades, Paris-point embroid- ered backs, $1.00 pair, Sixteen-button Milanese Silk Gloves, heavy quality, in black, white and new colorings, white with black stitching and black withavhite stitching, $1.50 pair. Lon White Silk Gloves, embroidered in white, also white with black tuck stitch. ing, $1.00 pair. _girse Fioor. BASEMENT SALESROOM Summer Footwear for Women and Children In Extensive Assortment HE Basement Salesroom emphasizes its readiness to fill all requirements for mod- erately-priced Summer Footwear for Women and Children. stocks are the following popular numbers: Women’s Tan Russia Calf Lace Oxfords in English style, with low rubber and chrome tanned Goodyear welt sole. Sizes 2% to 7, special $2.65 pair. Wome! Mie and Chil- dren's Lace Oxfords, unlined, with tan lotus calf uppers and spring heels. Very cool and comfortable, Sizes &% to 11, $1.65 pair; 11% to 2, $1,75 patr; 2% to 5%, $2.00 pair. heel Children's Tan Calf “Barefoot” Sandals, with extra-heavy soles, sizes 5 to 8, 90c pair; 9 to 11, $1.00 pair; 12 to 2, $1.15 pair. 50e Hair Brushes, BRY’ good’ value in. these Halt S EV ERAL odors in Colgate’s Per- Brushes, with one-piece wood back * fumes, including Jockey Club, Apple and- white or natural bristles. Several lossom, Trailing Arbutus, White Rose, styles at Sy. _—Basoment Satesroom New ‘Veiling 25c Yard W Veilings in a collection of fancy ial, New mesh effects, in black, white, navy, purple and green, attractively priced at 25¢ yard Women’s Mercerized Stockings 25¢e Pair Hosiery of wo N’S.) Mercerized yood quality, in white, tan and black, the latter with hemmed or ribbed tops. Sizes 8% to 10, the pair, 25¢. Basement Included in present Misses’ and Children’s Patent Vicl Kid “Mary Jane” Pumps, sizes $14 to 11, $1.25 pair; 11% to 2, $1.50 patr. Women's Pumps, and “Mary Jane” with white lining d-turned sole, sizes to 7, widths B to D, ) pair, Boys’ Tan Calf Outing Shoes, with chrome tanned soles, sizes 10 3 pair; 2% to —Basement Salesroom. Colgate’s Perfumes, 30¢ La France Rose, Carnation, Lilac Imper- Mown ounce, 30¢. Hay and others, the —Basement ‘oom. Double-Service Apron, 75e HE large Apron Coverall sketched is practical be- the reversible front which gives double service, especially cause of Made of good grade percale in white with black or pink ring dots, black or blue dots, fine checks and other pat- terns, finished with bound edges, Unusual value at Se ee eee — — —_———— EE at TA!