The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 12, 1914, Page 8

The Bon Marche’s New Telephone Number Is— —FElliott 4100 Call It Up Whenever You Want to Order Goods From Seattle’s Big Store—or Want Any Information—or Have Any Complaint—for We’re Always at Your Service. Purchase of Men’s This Time We Got Some 300 Pairs of | the $4 and $5 Kinds, to Sell You at $2.50 a Pr. MEN—This is your chance to get a couple of pairs of good | Trousers— for the price of one—or very near it. No trouble te} fit you, for we have all sizes. Dressy worsteds—in light or dark gray—with neat | stripes—stylish brown and gray tweeds—in stripe ef- fects—or the popular “Scotchy” patterns—heavier stuffs for the man who has to do real work. your absolute choice of these well-tailored $4.00 and $5.00 —Another $2.50, gentlemen, for Trousers. There will be three hundred pairs or more for youto look at when you come on Tuesday morning—if you come at %—not so many if you && later For there is going to be a big rush for this “October Sale” special in the men’s ~ g & ¥ clothing section All sizes—in nice Trousers for business or social door work—Upper M Floor—Union St. Side. —2,000 Untrimmed Felt Hats, Worth 95c 25c Apiece Tuesday—on the Main Floor Bargain Square—as Long We Have Any Left A well-known jobber’s surplus stock of 95c to $1.95 Felt Hats—some 2,000 in all—gathered in at a very low price—for spot cash of course—that is how we manage to land these “good things.” Twenty different styles in the lot—for wo misses and children Rolling and drooping brim styles and high side ef fects in black, navy, taupe, red and brown —Main Floor, Bargain Square. 95c Fancy Stickups at 59¢ Each We've some very popular, smart Stickupe for hat trimming. This season's styles, made of marabou and single quiflla with velvet tips Black, white and many shades. $1.50 French Plumes for 89¢ Each Medium size French Ostrich Plumes with pretty drooping heads wear—or for good, ‘heavy, out- nen MARINELLO SHOP OF BEAUTY CULTURE Made of excellent quality three-ply stock, size 17%7 inches, {n colors | The only Martnello Shop tn and black; reduced to 89c. Seattie—where ail the fam me ie ous “Marinello” treatments $1.95 Velvet Hat Shapes at 95c Ea. sre, cde 0a ee ton Three tables heaped high with Hat Shapes, short lines of our regu | ous “Marinello” preparations lar $1.95 stock. Sailors and turbans of many sizes, of velvet, plush and combinations of felt and veivet —Second Floor are on sale | —Third Floor, Union St. Side. Cafe will be on “The Clothing of Old The Mothers’ Training School Meets Tuesday at 4:00 P. M. in the The third lecture of the Autumn course, which will be delivered Tuesday, Mouth of the Child”"—and the demonstration by Miss Harrington wil! be on the er Children.” Mothers are very cordially invited to attend these lectures—they are free Just for Tuesday 10c Outing Flannel at 7c Yd. —Sixth Floor. Morning Specials, From 9 to 12 |sst for Tuesday No telephone orders accepted for these forenoon bargains. 12 1-2c Muslin 30c Voile Scrims 124c | 5c and 10c¢ Braids 2c | 2 lide Factory remnants of Sick . Se and lc ftaniies 36 Ins. Wide 1 8c Yd. grade = Mercerized = Voile | Braids, 2c @ yard. Differ. Scrims, with hemstitched | ent widths and all colors; hems and plain borders, till | from 9 a m, till 12. No 12 yards to each. to 6 years; till 12 Tuesday | Bic. —Second Floor, day 5« each. Not over 6 pairs to Lower Main Floor. —Lower Main Floor. Floor. —14 Pounds of Sugar 95c— When Purchased With $1.00 Worth of Other Groceries On Bargain Tuesday-—in Seattle’s Best Grocery Fourteen pounds of Sugar for 95c—just because it is “Bargain Tuesday” | grocery and it is the pure cane sugar—no beet root about it at all. ~ Not over 14 pounds to a customer at this price—and you have to purchase one dol- lar’s w f other groceries, not including flour, bakery goods, or, of course, other sugar, to get in on the deal. ’ New 2 California .0: “38 quality, 100-pound 1.2 bag ‘ abe, i0 ibs.’ 1 Ibs. Se. in the BE A BOOSTER >| And Buy a Box of Apples Washington ‘pp: never were a0 good an they are today Buy box and boost for your jes, regular 160 Alec 19c lowder, reg i ee Old Homestend Sliced PI dozen $2.10, loney, regular Dressing, best qual- | é ft 2c tor package | bottle 9c Large White Asparn- | ‘Ten Fannin: | 00d grade, will wus, » oO ur newly arranged make fine cup of te = 24c op” on the fourth io pot t. Whe Del Monte Asparagus Tips, No. | EO Larems. vidas ‘sneae: D7 sich ion Wit ime adlaciod, Erect. | n Gays few Dives, finest quality Man tender tips, can 19c u'll find it a very economical | senilia Oliven, atutted 0 bin Syrup, gallon can £1.40, | » buy apples pimentoes, quart 26¢, pir c quart | than Apples, oxtra fancy, | Young Amertenn ( apler do pinte ..*.. 224c inghly colored, | aeailty mon whole” suentie Pure Pickling Spices, splendid | 95c 174c mixture, best spice, me, extra fancy, fin ound | Olive On, ure Ground noe white 5c pepper, mustard, Marche 22c (fire Cotter, 08 SOC aot fe finoat way'n 5 o'Clock Tea, regular 20e #ize, %-pound pack age at | Stollwerck’ | 59c regular 25 | New Hinck pound q f i in Ripe Olives, Blue pus Brand, No. grade, can 2% cans, 3 Je on the ¥ Street Side. Your social stationery will “cost you less” If you have it engraved here BON MARCHE Union St, Secona Ave. rine ot. Telephone Elliott 4100 Trousers— | to $1.45—| 12 Tuesday 12%c yard; | phone orders. White Outing | Worth to 30c, —Upper Main Floor, ak a bhd —Ti wy, pa Flannel, 27 inches Third Floor. | Women’s 10c Hose 5c Jioom Muslin, 36 ih, te lengths to 50c Sleeping Suits 35c | piack Cotton Hose with finches wide, at Children’s white Sleeping | hemmed tops and soft, 16136 « yard. Not | 10 yards. Not over | Suits of outing flannel, with | seamless feet. Sizes #14, 9, eee Tove: ae feet and drop seats; sizes 3| 9% and 10, Till 12 Tues. [Over 18 Yards to each.—Lower Main Brana, | } } of Rollingham, standpat candidate, Hadley ta @ lawyer, He has been |} 7 attorney for the fish trust and is director tn the Bellingham bank, i= 9 ec . | which Secretary McAdoo the other day accused of hoarding its money, | | 25e, 35 a 50¢c and 60¢ Yard | Hadley has been mixed up with the crowd that has fought labor and } farming interests, while Campbell has been a labor champlon, The! A NEW shov f ¢ et ¢ a | Mght ts sharply drawn, turing small, daint esigt — 5 1 Organ ttra Frank A, Rust, printer and musician, prominent In labor , Be | unten circles, has been Induced by a long list of petitioners to and GO { | accept the progressive nomination for state senator in the 35th | ‘ | senatorial district against Lincoln Davis, republican, Rust te ORGANDY EDGES, 1 tho, candidate also of the Ger coratic party, inasmuch as the ¢ Organdy Embroiderie latter have no candidate on their own ticket. In years past rsd Rust was prominent in democratic cirel running for city small desigr esirable for infant treasurer with Judge Moore when the latter ran for mayor. P AB aE lotinngs Ads Rust succeeds Dr. H. C. Gosnell, the progressive nominee for trimming pur sit adie tagl ca an state senator, who resigned, i erately priced at 15c and 20c yard —_—-- | : ‘ The vartous thitiative and referendum bills will be discussed by | |i New arrivals in Baby Sets, includ Cevtral Counel! of Boctal Agenc in a fourday session, beginning | tractive patterns and widths from the n Tuesday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, the “blue sky law” and the “abo: |If is ; tition of the bureau of inspection” will be taken up. Tuesday night, at|f]} the 27-jnch Flounce 7.45, the eight-hour law will be considered A The ‘ollowing is the remainder of the program | | Wednesday afternoon, “Quincy trrigation” and “teachers’ retire | ment fund”; Wednesday night, “state probibition”; Thursday after Th R b H t | noon, ‘alien ownership of land“; Thursday night, ‘convict road | e u y eater and “cholition of employment agenc! Friday afternoon, “firs: | law and other labor measure eration of Labor the Second district, | a hospital on and Robeson saw the woman was his w ‘ORIGINAL “SEE AMERICA” the wounding of two Ameri or wounde merce department ring powers of Europe engaged in peace affairs Into their own h steward his person when searched LOUIS HEAD DENIES HE’S DEAD State Senator John A, Campbell, #, former vice president of the State nt progressive candidate for con ttle yesterday, brimful of confide verett, His chief opponent t# Lin Ha and at pr was in Campbell's home is 1 A big list of notables has been Invited to dincuss the quest among them Gov. Lister, representatives of the e.nployora’ associat a-briatle, Strait of Korea, sald A. Martin, when the sel arrived here Both the Germans and Capt. Martin. were presence. A Japanese cruiser told him of it later, apt. B. HERE’S BOOST FOR LURID MOVIES RICHMOND, Cal, Oct. 12 badly injured in # mine explosion near Scranton On the day of the accident Mrs. parents, and when she learned of t ame deranged and she was taken and after a vain search for his wife Four years ago Fred Robeson Pa. Robeson started on a nd ¢ injury to her hush an asylum. Ro! came to Richmond | terday at a moving picture show, when a mine explosion was shown on man shrieked and swooned, The lights were tu the screen, a wo reunion Exactly 422 years ago, Christopher Columbus broke Into stunt. Aft g@ on end, Christo went back to get Into firet-page headline news in Europe and to save Queen Iaabella's jewels from the hockshop If Columbus hadn't discovered America on October 12, 1492, we might never have known about Bill James and Aleck Mo Nab and Judge Humphries and a lot of oth appreciation of what Columbu: done for Am t of Washington passed law making Columbus day a legal hol day. We're celebrating it today. Banks and public offic closed. A special assembly was held at the university au rium this morning. Speeches will be given at the Knights of Columbus club this afternoon and a ball tonight. Prof. Ed Meany, champion historian west of the Mississippi, will be the chief speaker. POLICE NOT BLIND IF “PIGS” ARE * in Naco, Ariz Corp. McAllister, Ninth U. 8. cavalry, was shot through the hand Leo Hall, a citizen, also was shot through the band Several bullets fell on Ar an soll and a shell struck and damaged the cus house. Gen commanding th Maco garrison, claimed t6 have ki 0 of Maytorena’s Indians are “rushing the growler” in Seattle unmolested, according to a letter to Mayor Gill from Superintendent Bu chanan of the Tulalip Indian reservation, near Everett He cites the case of an In named Me seven saloons here, with productive results In each o Meigs doesn’t read or write, so doesn’t know the names of the saloons he visited. apped SAYS CONSUL IS TOO FRESH Assistant Secretary Hamilton Higday of the Seattle port com: sion has registered a large protest against American Consul R Mansfield at Vancouver, B. C., exploiting that port as a shipping ce to the detriment of Seattle, in contributions to the Dally Consular ports There'll be something stirring Ww. B. offictal promises [READY TO DEBATE WITH ANY ONE On behalf of the socialist party, M. J. Kennedy and David Burgess, campaign manager and secretary, have issued a chal- Jenge to the Employers’ association, Chamber of Commerce, and any one else, to debate the eight-hour law. The bill wi drafted by Representative Kingery, a socialist, Joseph Gilbert, editor of the Socialist Herald, and Eari Constantine, secretary of the Employers’ association, will debate the question Tue: day noon before the Municipal league, at the Good Eats cafe teria. WHITE TELLS IT TO JUSTICES The Open Forum Sunday discussed high cost of Mving and Its re’ dies, amoag which were middiemen court on the £ mentioned free markets and the contro! The dissenting opinion of Justice Gose of the supr ven Sisters was characterized by as concerned, He nda practically nds. intimated that other pe were PASSENGER ON SEATTLE BOAT ROBBED SAN FRANCISCO, Oct, 12.—Kwan Nin, a Chinese, and alloy 4 him to enter his stateroom GARDINER, Or., Oct, 12.—It was learned today that father of the woman's eight-hour He was taken to e, and there was a happy vem | ignorant of each other's was Henderson, co taking the president's was arrested as a Kwan had $580 on identified aga victim of the Fr L palin 1 ictim of the Francis Leggett wreck and ir e, alive and well in Seattle, if aie a ae J) ii. TREDERICK&~NELSON | ese: dley fons, | tons, | | b bor unions, the f . Oto, | bea. 12 aang onan ae | HIS Heating CHINA AND JAPA- | BRITISH BOAT GIVES GERMANS HA-HA! =| Stove fils the NESE MATTING RUGS, Hidden by thick fog, the British steamship Bredmount of the Blue | if demand for a goo fiber, wool and fiber and Star | assed safely between two German cruisers, with their guns looking, efficient old-fashioned rag rugs are price either Made cast wide vinit her as f V rned pot, $10.00. stock from 27, 36 and 54 | With 17-inch fire inches wide to the seam- | pot, $12.00 less 9- and 12-foot widths | With 19-inch fire COCOA DOOR MATS, pot, $14.00 STEEL AND RUBBER With 21-inch fire MATS and Rug Supplies pot, | léxdatinien for the Fireplace | In Wide Assortment Several “biind’ pig” were killed by the police,yesterday. The fol i wowing were nabbed Wi Myrtle Murray, 26, and Nona Fusby, 25, at the Spokane hotel, 111 } Second ay. 8.; Myrtle Stiles, 28, Fulton hotel, 206 Jackson #t., and Geo, | } De Greet, 26, 199% Second ay, 8, | Also Mra. Mary Latten, Main hotel, 208 Main st. charged with rum |#f ning @ disorderly house. $ Hi YAQUI WARRIORS ARE CALLED OFF NACO, Arts, Oct After threatening to attack In force the ; 4 Carranzista position at Nace jov. Maytorena’s Yaqui Indians unusually interesting display of Andirons, are retiring toward the in’ , their activity having resulted in Screens, Spark } ©=that go to make the many time Hi tom om | hed Some specially fine hand-wrought New Corset Cover Embroideries For Coal or Wood heater « wood or coal. nickeled Moderately 15-inch fire $16.00. Guards and other requisites zy, well-appointed Fireplace, in- designs shown this season for the first Andirons re- BASEMENT SALESROOM Floor Coverings For Every { fea- ed on fine Purpose priced at WILTON RUGS in sizes from 2214x36 inches YARD. to 10-6x14 feet erned with BODY BRUSSELS ind other RUGS, 27x54 inches to le, mod 10-6x13-6 feet 5 AXMINSTER RUGS, : Wades to TAPESTRY BRUS- First Floor. SELS RUGS, 6x9 to 10-6x 13-6 ALL-WOOL ART SQUARES, 6x9 to 10-6x12. CRETONNE RAG RUGS, 24x36 inches to 9x 12 feet carried in a wide range of sizes. IN DOMESTIC CAR- a moderate also It burns solid iron, PETS we feature Bund- iron lined, with har Wilton, “famous for ( feed door, wear.” Wilton Velvet, Vel- foot rest vet, Body Brussels, A and mica front door. minster, Tapestry Brussels, i priced All-Wool Ingrain, Fiber WSs: and Granite Carpeting Carpetings are carried i are also featured in the Floor Coverings Sections. INLAID LINOLEUM, imported and domestic ‘ qualities, 9c to $1.90 square yard. im PRINTED LINO- 4 LEUM, 55c to 75c square 4 yard. F CORK CARPETING, $1.35 and $145 yard. Second Floor. Third Floor. Dreadnaught Suits, $5.00 Fire Each Suit with two pairs of Knickerbockers. —Second Floor. Inlaid l i] produce patterns dating from Colonial times. 1 i . ecrren . AT LAST! THERE’S USE FOR MORTGAGE ANDIRONS fn black, Flemish FIRE SCREENS tn various Linoleums Here's where we doff our hats to a mortg They're usually od! fron and Colonial brass fin styles and finishes, $3.75, om, oa | $2.50 (0 $4.50, $6.00 to $35.00. Special 80c One exists on ground at Harvard ay and Th at, owned by the r ag fy ates Seattle { Women’s clubs. They want it off; also they want | § ANDIRONS, $6.00, FIRE GRATES, $5.00, $6.60, and 90e Yd. 3 10.04 2.00 to $3¢ 50, $8.00 2.50 1“ onthe Carnival of Terpsichore,” in which 600 of Seattle's very best ois sok aea! ace dadanin ; e 2 ‘ bine eR @) Sale Tuesday, two pat- | gliders, rs, dippers and wrigglers will appear at the Moo: ov. ff i" ss nie dsen. SPARK GUARDS in black fin- terns in Inlald Linoleum * 6 and 7, Is designed as a benefit to holst the mortgage to kingdom BEEN Geaae GiLae. ibe ish, with brass trimming and at 9O¢ square yard; two pat- » od come ro 7.80 pair. psa handles, $2.75, $3.00, $3.25, terns at SO¢ square yard, Ex- er "Rah for the mortgage! | 0 $37 . ? : ceptional values. ? hat FIRE SETS to match And $3.75 and $4.25, the price an oxide ‘Gate “ots is GROWL ER RUSHING EASY FOR POOR LO irons, $! $4.50, $5.00 to varying with the size Snag gard bs enue hie baa $17.60. Housewares Se —Becond Floor. || A New Sailor Hat for Misses mis E. tad HESE new Untrimmed Sailors in 0. Black Velvet and Plush have the es edge of the brim unstiffened, giving a soft effect very becoming to youthful faces ] Moderately priced from $1.95 to iH $3.95. i Appropriate Flower Trimmings for |] these Hats, including Roses, Poppies and |] Gardenias, in many beautiful colorings, 35¢ to $1.95. —Basement Balesroom Wash Boilers me ° r vat Special $1.25 Richard Mansfteld White as “the last long whine of an unfaithful, discharged, disgruntled Wash Bo servant,” and th nion of Justices Chadwick and Main as the vain Vath. ceatlens “kicking against pricks” of animals stupid and obstinate to f heavy char- serve their masters, the people, in an acceptable manner coal tin, with bottoms, WILSON KEEPING HANDS OFF mtg ' en fit-in cover and WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.—President Wilson indicated today that he was keeping wands off, so far as peace negotiations with the war substantial — sta tionary handles Special $1.25. Housewares Seetion ople i} O-Cedar Cleaning Mop here today on arrival of the steamship Governor from Seattle, char om § ‘geod + . with having robbed Henry Gatjens, Los Angeles, of $600. tiens w S > ] 5 a as on bis way home from Alaska, He said he thought the Chinese w - pecia 60¢ chemically- CEDAR” MOP treated black cotton mop head, O with cially adapted for cleaning waxed floors Special 6O¢. Housewares Section. espe Brassieres at 19c As pictured, well -madg Brassiere ° good quality muslin, — trim- med across front with em- broidery inser- in tion and fin- zy ished at neck a and arm-eyes with embroid- ery edge. Broken sizes, priced excep- tionally low at 19¢. Of pretty figured muslin is another ex- cellent-fitting Brassiere. It has em- broidery yoke in front and is finished at neck and arm-eyes with embroidery edge. Sizes 34 to 44. Price 25¢. — Basement Salesroom. ae ye mur Scarfs and Luncheon Squares, 65¢ } EMSTITCHED and Scalloped-edge ria Dresser Scarfs and Luncheon iy Squares of linen-finished material, pret- thi tily embroidered in pleasing some patterns combined with drawn- work, The Scarfs measure 18x50 inches, the Squares 30x30. Attractive wh values at 65¢. bis cou Embroidered Round Centerpieces with scalloped edge, 30x30 inches, 65¢. —Basement Salesroom. i} | designs, | | i} i i)