The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 15, 1914, Page 8

"hw tances seca dat ge _THE SEATTLE STAR —THE BON MARCHE’S— # July Clearance of Toilet Articles And Pure Household Drugs & A Three-Day Bargain Event at Seattle’s Big Store— *f That Brings You the Season’s Very Lowest Prices. Thursday, Friday and Saturday will be clearance days in the Bon Marche Toilet Article Section, and there will be a great cutting of prices on standard Toilet Articles and well-known Household Remedies. We reserve the right to limit the quantities—not that we don't want to self the goods, but because we want all to have a share of the good things. Miscellaneous Articles Patent Medicines and Household Drugs 50c Phillips’ Milk Magnesia, Sic. 25e Listerine, 19¢. 6c Listerine, 390, | $1.00 Listerine, 69. $1.00 Lydia Pinkbam's | Compound, 690. 260 Mentholatum, 12c. 25c Tis for Tired Feet, ldo. Tbc Jade Salts, 490. 260 Spirits of Camphor, 100. 25c Rose Water, 150 100 Boracie Acid, So. of | $1.00 Borden's Malted Milk, 59e. 0c §=Borden’s ilk, 290, 6 Rorden's Hospital Milk, $2.49, c Sloan's Lintment, Malted Sloan's 29¢, 60c Doan's Kidney Pills, 280. Lintment, | Soe Sharp & Dobn’s Lapactic Pilla, 280, 100 Phrenolax Wafers, 23¢ 80 50c 500 50c 500 Canthrox (Hair Se bottle Vaseline, 80, 10¢ bottle Vaseline, 6c. 109 bottle White Vase line, To, 250 Bathasweet at 15¢, 60c Dorin's Brunette Rouge, 250. 25e Lustrite Cuticle Toe, 100, Shampoo) Spurmax (Face Lotion) Luxor (Ecrema Remedy) Quinzoin (Hair Tonle) Aimazoin (Complexion Jelly) — | 29e 100 Chloride of Lima, 60. Bauer & Biloch'’s Ab sorbent Cotton, Ib. 290, One-half pound Ab sorbent Cotton, 190. 600 Rubber Gloves, 260, $1.60 Hot Water Bot tle, 896. 50c Murine Eye Rem- | edy, 290. | Clearance Specials in Toilet Soaps le Tollet Soaps, special Se cake, 10¢ La Primera Castile Soap, 6c. 25¢ long bar Castile Soap at 15c. 10¢ Palmolive Soap at 6c a cake. 10 Physicians’ and Surgeons’ Soap, 25¢ Quinine Liquid Soap at 10c. 10¢ Jap Rose Soap at fc a cake. 10¢ Wild Rose Soap at 60 a cake. Williams’ Barber Shaving Soap, 3c. 10¢ Bocabelli Castile Soap at 6c. Clearance Specials in Good Hair Tonics $1.00 Herpicide, special at 550. 50c Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur, 33c. $1.00 Scheffler’s Colorine, 59¢. _ 39¢ to $3.50 Tourist Cases —Half Price— Our entire line of Tourist Cases Traveling Roll-ups, worth and Clearance Specials in Deatitrices Kolyno's Tooth Paste special 120. Lyon's Tooth Pow- der, special 120. Lyon's Tooth Paste, Te. special lla Graves’ 60¢ Tooth Powder at 250. Euthymol 25¢ Tooth Paste at Lic. 50c Glycothymoline Tooth Wash, 3ic. $1.00 Glycothymoline Tooth Wash, 670. Rubdifoam for this sale at Lic. Mennen’s Tooth Paste priced 10c. Clearance Specials in Face Powders La Blache Face Pow- der priced at 27. Roger & Gallet’s Rice Powder, 15¢. Swansdown Face Powder priced 10¢. 39¢ to $3.50, will be on sale at half price. 950 Bathing Caps, 69¢. Toilet Water and Perfume Specials S50 Roger & Gallet'’s Extract, 250, Tbe Roger & Gallet’s Tollet Water, 630. $1.36 Piver’s Eau do Totlette, $1.00. Piver’s Perfume at 49¢ an ounce, 60 ounce Perfumes at 15¢ an ounce $1.00 Ricksecker’s Tollet Water, 600. Williams’ 50¢ Totlet Water at 250, Assortment of b0c Perfumes, 15c ounce. Clearance Specials in Bristle Goods 25c Whisk Brooms, special at 17c. $1.00 Hair Brushes, special 690. 150 and 19¢ Hand Scrubs at 10a 15¢ and 19¢ Tooth Brushes, 100 each. Tooth Brushes priced at 18¢ each. 26 per cent off all of our Bristie Goods. All of Our Pyralin Ivory —One-Third Less— One-third off of our entire stock of Pyralin Ivory, including all the staple items and newest novel- tes. OFFICIAL PROGRAM OF THURSDAY'S POTLATCH EVENTS oa a ere ery A of State Motortets. Opening ses- geo Washington Sate Automobile ‘Association at 10 a. m—Seattle “course, Elliott bay. 1 a. m—F iret ‘Keller. 3 p m—Teur, Bothell state highway for visiting motorists. They are Yacht Club epectal races. Inside heat of power crutsers race for Pa- Net and Twine annual challenge cup. 123 m—Laseheon for visiting motorists at the Rathe- ™20 m—Pratereal ‘and Second avenues, 880 Pp. m—Hitt's nopie,” Dugdale’s park. op. m—U s m—Opentag rece for Lipton challenge cup Brophy, 2p m—Champioustip Spokane ve. Seattle, one Decedall, 5-5130 p. m—Aviation Might, Silas Christofferson, waterfront. and military pageant, First epectacio, “Constant!- VavetiiIng of new civic Totem Pole, Second avenue, between Olive and Virginia streets —-Another Sensation for Apron Thursday—— > 65e COVERALL APRONS FOR 39¢ EA. For Apron Thursday in Potlatch week—6Sc Coverall Aprons, made of good percale, with round necks and short kimono sleeves with cuffs, for 39¢ each. cut generously full—no skimping— and have handy pockets in front and half belts at back. Checks, stripes and dots Floor, on light grounds. Center Section. And an entire Linen stock—tho best and biggest on the Coast-—to choose from. When you buy Bon Marche Linens at 20 per cent less than Bon Marche prices you are buying them mighty cheap, for Bon Marche linen prices are lower than any- body else's to start with. This remarkable July Clearance Sale offer wiil be good until Saturday—after that normal prices will prevail. 75e LINEN TABLE DAMA‘K 60c YD. $1.35 LINEN TABLE DAMASK $1.08 YD. $1.65 LINEN NAPKINS $1.32 DOZEN $14 LINEN NAPKINS AT $11.20 DOZ. $8.25 LINEN LUNCH SETS $6.60 DOZ. $2.25 LINEN LUNCH CLOTHS $1.80 50c WHITE LINE WAISTINGS 40c YD. 12 1-2c LINEN CRASH TOWELING 10c PER CENT LESS $1.50 ALL LINEN SHEETING $1.20 YD. 65c LINEN TOWELS AT 52c APIECE | Thursday—Bon Marché Flour for $1.19 a Sack Glad to take C. 0. D. or telephone ordere—no limit—buy all you want to. Orange 0, the ideal summer hev- packnae” 10c Milk, not over 4 & customer, no phone or- Germ: Pitrec 2 5 c ime, made from the best Cali- _ gahdpeeaht pebaibeage C4 i looks and Jello, the popular jelly powder dessert; any flavor; three packages .. Clow's Waffle Fie cious watfien; age * Fresh Ronated Coffee, good blend of mild coffees: regular 2bc grade, pound. "...20¢ English Breakfast Tea, our regular 300 grade; pound 2 OC Quench Thirst, strawberry, pine- apple, lemon, wild cherry; 4 packages .....,...+.... 25¢ Canned Saim size cans at Bensdorp’s Dutch Coven, the gen. uine imported cocon; reg- lar 200 #ize, can........ c —Fourth Floor, Union St. side. New Del Monte Sugar Peas, new 1914 pack; regular 1fe mrade; dozen, $1.60; van... 146 Kippered Salmon, finest quality Columbia River Fish; pound White Alaska Codfish, splendid quality; No. 2 Packagen Special Service at Cafe and Lunch Counter During Potlatch Week. sonMARCHE Uniow street, Second Avenue, Pike street. ‘Telephone Main JACK GIVES GIRL A DOLLAR ee et ~* * te * SHE’S REAL GLAD TO SEE HIM A bright, smiling-faced girl tripped up Second ay,, by Hutchinson's | store yesterday afternoon, just as | wheeled around the corner off of Union st Bingo! She had a Star in her hand, I nearly ran tnto her, I had intended to go down to Second ay. and Columbia #t. to try out my stunt.! But, no chance, I halted her, politely “Whyeee!" she exclaimed, “Honest, are you Jack Spratt? Why, 1 thought you were 4 great, big, fat man! Yes, I've been reading about | you, but I never supposed I'd ever see you, Thank you so much,” She | hurried away as we both laughed good-naturedly Girls are really quite sensible, after all. Not one of the girls I have met has shown any signe of hysterics The girl I met yesterday happened to be a visitor in town, name is Miss Clara Bell, and she lives at Charleston, Wash. It's getting a bit easier—this job of giving away a dollar every day to the first woman I see with a copy of The Star. Her ELKS SNOWBALL IN DENVER DENVER, July 15.—-Drilla by teams from San Francisco, Oakland, | Great Palla, Detroit, Rochester d other cities furnished today’s tex ture of the Elks’ convention, in seasion here, the delegates an o piled In great heaps in the downtown streets, and thousands enjoyed the novelty of m uly snowball contests | With Low Angeles selected for the next convention, the delegates were busy today discussing Retiring Exalted Ruler Leach’s annual re- | port. MRS, ELLA THOMAS, Wheeling medium, claime she married George Helniecin at a spirit wedding. As George wasn’t Invited to the wedding, he's kicking. Shameful! if a widow can just up and marry a| man without his knowing it! | SAYS BEEF IS CORNERED NEW YORK, July 16. this country disapp: consumers, Mra, Ju league, wrote to Sec Veostigution by his 4 “If the packers, as soon as It arrives here, so that {t will not be available to the sumer, the fact ow to be known.” Mrs. Heath asserts that housewives are unable to buy imported beef at “Argentine prices,” although plenty of it ts being imported. STILL HOPE FOR SETTLEMENT CHICAGO, July 15.—-With each side tnaisting it will not ask arbt | mysteriously, and that very little reaches the Heath, president of the National Housewives ment. | con: | thelr headquarters and representatives of their 80,000 employes resum- | ed their conference today. | Despite anti-arbitration utterances, {t ts generally believed media. | tion will finally bring about a settlement. Tho managers argue recent legislation has reduced earnings, and | they can not possibly grant the men's demands, The men deny this, sla,” tried to prove it by a surgical operation. with him in the grave. BOATS FOR SUMMER CAMPERS A plan expected to do much to develop summer camping districts around Seattle has been formed by President Joshua Green of the Puget Sound Navigation Co, It ts to build two suburban passenger boats, serving the same purpose as suburban tral They will each be 100 feet long, with 18% feet beam and 260 horse-power engines. Each will Cost $20,000, and each, with peed of 16 miles an bour, will serve camping beaches not now touched by the larger boats. M. C.’S KEEP MILEAGE GRAFT WASHINGTON, July 15.--The “mileage graft” for congressmen stands. By a vote of 132 to 122, the house rescinded tts former action, and senators and representatives will continue to receive 20 cents o mile to and from the capital for traveling expenses, The house had previously voted to pay only “actual expenses.” On that vote, Con- kressman Bryan was the only one from Washington who voted against the “mi erat.” | CONGRESSMAN KETTNER, coddied and shelved by the Spreck- els gang, may not return to congress, but a new bean has been named after him in Southern California. POISON FIGURES IN FEUD LO8 ANGELES, July 15.—Following the discovery of poisoned fruit in her neighbor's door yard, the arrest of Mrs. Nettie Prow is ex-| pected today, on a complaint sworn to by Albert Blanchard. Blanchard says a neighborhood feud has existed for months. He sald that yesterday he saw Mra. Prow hurl something over the fence tn- to the yard where his children play. He found several apples and a) botied egg. Analyzed, they were found to contain enough arsenic to kill several men. PORTLAND, July 15.—A special train of Rosarians and boosters, headed by Mayor Albeo, will leave here Friday night for Seattle, to at- tend the Golden Potlatch. During the stay of the Portland delegation | in Seattle, some original stunts will be staged for the entertainment of the Potlatch crowds. The Portland men will be questa of the Tilikums Trainloads of snow from the top of the Rocky mountains afforded | y portunity to indulge in snowballing. The snow was | ff Declaring that Argentine beef shipped to! | ary of Agriculture Houston today, urging an tn-|}f her letter declares, “are buying up foreign moat | f tration, general managers of the Western railroads making Chicago | | CONVERSE, THAT Loe Angeles bigamist with “marriage aspha-| | His asphasia now rests ||] at breakfast and luncheon Saturday. i! A NEW YORK girl was awarded $100 damages beca sition was ruined by @ janitor, Better be careful how you talk to som folks. LASSEN SPOUTING AGAIN REDDING, Cal., July 15.—Mount Lassen burst, at 6 a. m., Into Its eighteenth eruption. reak was almost equal to the most violent of the series, t puffs of black smoke ascended to a height of fully 5,000 feet, and drifted southward ten or twelve mies, The eruption continued tn full strength for two hours, when steam began to take the place of the sinoke. JEALOUS SAILOR SHOOTS SAN FRANCISCO, July 15.——-Returning from a sea voyage to find his sweetheart, Alice Wallace, registered at a hotel under the name of another man, George F. Austin of the cruiser West Virginia shot tho ||} girl today, inflicting a probably fatal wound, turned the weapon upon himself, fired two bullets through his body, and died instantly, COUGAR BROKE loose In Tacoma. that tiger is doing In New York. WOMEN DOG-WHIP SECRETARY LONDON, July 15.—Two suffragets today attacked Thomas Wood, secretary of state for Scotland, with a dog whip, slashing him several times before the police came to his ald and arrested both women, ‘(CHARGED WITH WOMAN’S DEATH SAN JOSE, Cal, July 15.—Mrs. R. I. Kincafd was arrested at her husband's home today on a warrant charging her with responsibility for the death of Mrs. Kathleen Bluott, at Auburn, last January, That's nothing. Look at what INDIANAPOLIS POLICE arrest a man for wearing slit trousers, Little things Ilke that don’t worry Los Angeles. STRIKERS GET BENEFITS STOCKTON, July 15.—All of the unions affected by the open-shop campaign since Monday have opened their strike rolls, and the pay- ment of strike benefits will begin thir week. This includes every union of the Building Trades council ani the bulk of the unions affiliated with the Central Labor council, The butchers, printers, pressmen, ster- eotypers and photo-engravers are the labor council crafts not yet out of work. EXPERTS FIGURE out that visitors In New York spend $2,000,000 per day. Steamer passengers alone arrived there at the rate of 126 ev. ery hour the past year, over half of whom located in her 700 hote: | Ladies’ Home Journal Patterns FREDERICK & NELSON | Mail Orders Carefully Filled New Summer Dresses Low Priced $8.50 HE Gown Section (Second and $12.50 Floor) has just received a de- lightful assortment of new Summer Frocks to sell at unusually low prices. They show the season's a vanced ideas in tunics, girdles, collars and vestee effects, and the styles are so varied that it should be easy to find a frock exactly to one’s liking Models for misses of 14, 16 and 18 years. ment. Women’s sizes, 34 to 44 bust measure- THE DRESSES AT $8.50— Dainty Dresses in sheer, cool White Voiles, White Crepes with self-color stripes and crossbars, also White Crepes with colored embroidered figures. The full gathered or plaited tunic is especially featured in these dresses, and many have a wide colored silk lace-trimmed vestee and wired Unusual values at $8.50. girdle, collar. THE DRESSES AT $12.50— Mantel Clocks Special $4.45 —the well-known Water- bury Clocks, with &day movement and half-hour strike cathedral bell. Choice of two styles of mahogany-finished case, one as shown in sketch. Exceptional value at $4.45, —Firet Floor. Flags and Bunting for Decorations —Firet Floor. BASEMENT Drapery Sundries Dresses in plain White Crepes, Figured and Embroidered Crepes and colored Linens, de signed in the new long tunic styles, finished with wide silk girdle or leather belt and trimmed with dainty roll collar. rgandy vestee and Colors include rose, lavender, Unusual values at $12.50. —Becond Floor. “Kabo Special” No. 4021 $2.00 FREE-HIP Cor- set, designed for the average fig- ure, made of very strong coutil, with low bust and very long skirt. Lace- trimmed at top and fitted with three pairs of hose sup- porters. Price $2.00. Second Ficor. pink and tan. SALESROOM at Reduced Prices For Pre-Inventory Clearance Nottingham Lace Curtain Ends, 134 yards long, in white and ecru color, re- duced to 12%@ each. Sunfast Window Draperies in craft and lace weaves, mercerized finish, rose color only, 34 inches wide, reduced to 25¢ yard Curtain Nets in four good styles, ecru or ivory color, 45 inches wide, reduced to 25¢ yard. Brassieres, Special 19c HE Brassiere shown in sketch is made of strong muslin, well boned and reinforced under arm. A_ fitted em- broidery yoke drawn with ribbon finishes the top and the back and arm eyes are trimmed with embroidery edg eg Special, 19¢. Brassiere of durable muslin, well-boned, with reinforcement and trimming of all- Special, over embroidery edged with lace. 19¢. Brassed Extension Rods, 30-54-inch extension, complete with brackets and white corrugated ends, reduced to S¢ each. Silk Curtain or Upholstery Cord, dark green and brown combined, useful jor trimming curtains and pillows and for making loops, reduced to 2¢ yard. —Basement Salesroom. Broken Lines Women’s Footwear Reduced to $1.95 and $2.45 Pair B ROKEN lines of Wom- en’s Oxfords and Pumps in Satin, Velvet, Suede, Patent and Calf, arranged in two lots for p're-inventory clearance— $1.95 and $2.45 Pair. Basement Salesroom. The “Typhoon” Washing Machine Special $7.95 NE Typhoon Washing Machine is made with tub of Virginia white cedar, reinforced with steel wire hoops electrically welded and sunk into grooves. The wringer attachment is so adjusted that all water flows back into tub and not upon floor, and there is an attached stand for rinsing tub or clothes basket. Strongly built and well-finished in every detail. Special, $7.95. Hosiery and —Housefurnishings Section, Notions and Underwear Reduced —odd lots and short lines of Women's and Children’s Hosiery in plain and ribbed styles and odd garments in Knit Underwear are sharply under-priced for pre- inventory clearance. Basement Salesroom. Jewelry Reduced —odd and broken lines of Jewelry, Drugs, Leather Bags, Combs and Barrettes are marked at sharply reduced prices to ensure clearance before inventory, Basement Salesroom. Broken Lines and Remnants Reduced Tn order to close them out be- fore stock-taking time. broken Ines of Neckwear and remnants of Embroidery, Allover Laces, Edges and Bandings are marked at sharply reduced prices for clearance. Basement Salesroom,