The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 20, 1914, Page 10

—A Coat Sensation Ea cane At the Bon Marche’s October Sales J wrassieS stent taaresavatratemarat 6" FREDERICK @~ NELSON speakers will be Ole Hanson, for United en 300 STYLISH NEW WINTER COATS] sete Witte inputs: Sana”t B.A ae ee ra Serghine ances, art meta, Renrooomouee Tramee, ©, A Special in Autumn Coatings Bought at Far Less Than Regular ye ne Shh D. Lane, candidate for representative In the ~ Tt Prices Because Bought for Spot Cash Meer: MoBeide, one of the onl ii At | $1.75 | Yard Auburn last night th : vi —- : : O S l W d d publicans and. prc maven. Movsna Terie standpat spea | EDNESDAY, the Dress Goods Section features an exceptionally at- > > > house, was the speaker besides McBride, Other le ia : : i : Ieper de Jn ale eanes ay | county candidates spoke. John H. Wallace, progressive ¢ tractive offering of desirable materials for Smart Separate Coats, in | the senate against Taylor, had asked, previous to the meeting, that a |] cluding the following popular Autumn weaves: t meeting be held by the republican, progressive and democratic | H At $6.95 $ 13.9 garth Rese Bom 64-inch Plaid Chinchillas 54.inch Balmacaan Coatings : 64-inch | hilles. A lively session was held In the county commissioners’ ‘ + A ~ . office yesterday afternoon, when W. M. Whitney, republican | 54-inch English Tweed Coatings 54-inch Boucle Coatings county chairman, and George A, Lee, corporation lobbyist and ae Principal opponent of home rule for Seattle, urged that Com- | 54-inch Striped Polo Coatings, an aig ae moive and Knudsen should ignore the request of - a a eran! rogresi ‘ 1 sen. P very ac See bd . | portal od a a borne ett tag } rape) setienes be poorer | —on sale at a very special price, the yard, $1.75. | with J. C. Herbaman, I % , the com. EPE ESS Ei _— | mleaioners took the matter'under advisement. | | CREPE DRESS POPLIN, SPECIAL $1.75 YARD - On sale Wednesday, 38-inch Silk and Wool Crepe Poplin, especially desirable for afternoon gowns and fancy suits, in navy-blue, Copenhagen-blue, taupe, ame- | Ohio Steel Ranges ce Four big groups—in the purchase—each bs . -ontaini etter c [4 7 ic The teachers’ retirement fund, referendum measure No, 1, was tn group containing better coats—at the price dorsed by the Swedish Republican club last night, No opposition bas || b f tl we or any store have been able to offer |}} been urged against the measure, except by the Seattle Chamber of thyst, green, cerise and black. Thirty-eight inches wide, $1.75 yard th season Commerce. The club went on record against all the other measures us season. except Initiative No, 9, the “first ald” measure, No action was taken on that. They are absolutely the very latest styles— = atin and you'll find the tailoring—and the trimmings Women candidates will be heard at the Good Fats cafeteria Wed : beyond criticism. pertioan woman's organization, The speakers will be M ‘ fy * Silk P Vhitehend and Mins Charlotte Jones, candidates for junth 4 ¢ Every woman in Seattle who has not yet |] peace; Miss Lily P. White, democratic and progressive candidate for 4 | H d b Sask on her winter coat owes it to herself to rintendent; Mrs. M. B. Phillips, democratie candidate for | if ji \ \\ and-bags ided ure, 46th district; Mra, Jesse Humphrey, soctalist eandt- \ see these coats as soon as she can, lature, 46th district. M ucy Case will talk on the " \\ S ecial $2 95 % s 4 | “Five Sisters”; Mra. L. W. Clark will discuss the prohibition bill, Tiere r Dp ni Lots of Misses’ sizes here—as well as all |]| wilt be « speaker for the eighthour Iaw ; sizes for women eiud will ee \\ ‘ "ed ot aie the sizes a | The University Communtty club will hold a special meeting at the >) \ \) ing of Silk Hand- Franch lbrary, BE. 50th st. and Tenth Av. N , Wednesday evening, Women’s $10 and $12.50 Autumn ‘Coats jat 8 o'clock, at which time all the candidates from the 42nd legtalative| y } yf \\ \ oN bags, in plain black, district and from the 32nd senatorial district are asked to speak, novelty colors and im- . These seg: candidates present will be given an opportunity to be heard, If time 7 = of Be \{\ ‘ In — — . In a permits, Voters of the North End are invited to hear the candidates. | t rX\ \\ ported changeable silks, lobby ne - — , = y Uleters with Yoke Backs Handsome Zibelines A committee of 60 met yesterday at 214 Lyon bullding to . - fy | featuring popular Some with Flared Skirts Checked Coatings “ organize for precinct work in behalf of Lou W. Nelson, deme £ Le shapes, with purse and Ragian or Set in Sleeves Wothy Mow Dingenate €ratic candidate for sheriff, Nelson issued a statement today, 2 Vy sie i iti ; " 433 mirror fittings Belted Back Effects Handsome Friezes denying that he contemplated naming John W. Roberts as one “ \ i E ‘ . P| of his deputies In case he is elected. exceptional values at Women’s $20 and $22.50 Autumn Coats Roberts’ record of brutality in the Renton and Ballard ae $2.95, — Piet reer, | districts, coupled with his lack of ability, demonstrated In These . In These Fabrics: when Charles Shomo gave him the slip, makes him one of the Broad cane ret : Rich Biack Beavers candidates on the republican ticket. Seb Hod : Smart Front Belt Styles Nobby ines - . Be woh , Flared ‘Bint Suet Stunning Chine a wit pratt ae much Oy Rotates’ hotorte wet wean oe Hodge g B d 0 tf t Be Sig Ae unning New ingotes jew Novelty ings | . ° ingle-Bed Outfi ath Robes bn These Styles: In These Fabris: Wein rte tere sae: | Special $12.50 Special oll cong seg retiaes ) 1 00 tuto belne prety | EDNESDAY, the Furniture Section presents an unus- $2.95 First Floor Women’s $25 and $27.50 Coats at WHAT'S YOUR NAME? MAY BE WORTH COIN Sik Piushes the money, which, he ares, is now held in trust for the ual value in this good Single-Bed Outfit, consisting Flared Bottom Effects Cheviots and Checks of chancery, In England. Fox ls work- A” unusual offering, Some New Cape Styles New Novelty Mixtures many s ago by his of the following-described items: Wednesday, in these . mother, In which the missing heirsare advert a THE BED: Single or Twin-size Metal Bed in white gnug and cozy Blanket $29.50 and $32.50 Stunning Coats Min ner reign’ tact ss’terd mance aver the setste, "a {fff enamel or Vernis Martin finish; continuous post pat- Robes, made of good qual- In These Styles: In These Fabrics: | apes rey Posie on pony Neomagh ay dage a ome | tern; plato, chill-less construction ; special $4.50. {ty blanket cloth tn a var- Plain Cape Effects Warm Pomoires ; bottom of the muddie. THE SPRING: All-steel Spring, to fit bed described, — tety of tasteful effects and e Smart Novelty Styles Pebbie Mixtures Belted Back Effects Two-tone Zibelines Stunning Redingotes Novelty Mixtures And Full Length Styles Handsome Broadcloths with strong link fabric, supported by long helical colorings, including some : pretty Indian designs. MEXICAN PEACE SEEMS ASSURED springs; special $3.25. ae Robie axe wall tay WASHINGTON, Oct. 20—Peace Is an assured fact In Mex- THE MATTRESS: Cotton Felt Mattress, to fit bed and grea in every respect, leo, jt hi i » iT : : sontations, anadlac tis’ Untied Guaaas ‘goveraneeh Wy Gon. spring described; has Imperial stitched roll edge, is tastefully finished with ? Villa, -thick, and i yvered with h blue-and-white wide stitched satin ribbon A= ;—_] The October Sale of Rugs “i ow stand ready" Ville wired the state department“ Sache Neliogs igo RC snd have hear te cord at _ support any provisional government set up by the national waistline. Exceptional val- Is at Its Very Best Now 4 —the outfit complete (bed, spring and mattress), special, 4, at the ‘epeciad pele, 12.50, —Third Foor. ves And the newly enlarged and improved Rug $12.50. $2.95. oor. Section is such a delightful place to go “rug shop- i" a samara | ping” in—lots of daylight—lots of room—and STATES MAY START CREDIT SYSTEM if the best of service. | a ep ny BASEMENT SALESROOM Wednesday’s specials—will be in the less ex- |] credit system ix ove of the things ft was predicted today would be de- i ve? H 4 veloped at the governors’ conference scheduled to gather in Madison, | pensive sorts of Rugs—and we're going to make November 10 to 14. The thirty governors and 10 former governors who || ; some very low prices, Mi attend, and probably President Wilson, will take part in this dis- S T il d S : pot a eg EI mart Tailored Suits $12.00 Hea Tapestry Brussels Rugs ) O'Neal of ‘Alabama. | Size 9x12 Feet Specially Priced at f $10.67 SON IS HELD IN MYSTERY CASE | at $15.00 ese that ing naaage Sly A baying - ¢ bes esgg hang og Rugs—the kind |f/ = L08 ANGELES, Oct. 20.—Held on euspicion of having knowledge ff LEVER variations of the popular redingote you always expect to pay lor, at nesday. ese Tugs '@ the long, wool looped | ot e h, ber 1, of M P. B. A. “i i is ¢ i surface, and you'll find an excellent assortment of allover designs and handso dailion patterns oo aaede Pung Kemighy. 31, bor 'bon, Tae te wise of Te wine style are especially featured in this collection to choose from. They're a good, serviceable size, too—9x12 feet—and will give splendid wear. tn custody today, awaiting the arrival from San Francisco of Percy I of moderately-priced Suits—a few of the shorter $12 Axminster Rugs $6.95 | $7.50 Fiber Rugs at $4.65 || "ws we: sar csinrnases ttt Norsanay,« zane. cutaway models are also shown. | | " ho lived with the Kennedys, has been in jail several days, Tugwell is ‘i : ane Rugs aoe os pas Axio ~— Ta cheat Pinar Rage _ae are vintoctty seam: || expected to reach Los Angeles today Shi cats so The materials have been carefully selected for for halls or emi ms. ey're the cele » 3 room rugs The police believe Mrs. Kennedy was kilied accidentally, and that . EA say : ‘ brated Alexander Smith*and Sons make of Ax. | 804 will wear excellently, These rugs are sizo || tne quartette worked together to cover up their knowledge of the attair. || their serviceability, and include Cheviot, Diagonal, minster Ruge—teguiar $12.00 value—special - 9x9 feet—regular $7.50 value—on sale Wednesday piesa abo > p and Broadcloth. Wednesday at $6.95 each. Will give good wear. Bedford Cord, Crepe at $4.65 each. $4 Axminster Rugs $2.85 °9¢ Brussels Carpet 45c )SEMPSTER SUES PRESS CLUS HEADE f___Colors black, avy, Copentagen, ‘green and Just $2.85 for th lar hearth 4 | teh be cee cee ne Oe eee Hcense in dealing with public men too far, A, 1, Kempster, eu- i] brown, ust $2.85 for these popular heat ze Ax- | hali and stair designs. This is a good, service. |f| perintendent of the Puget Sound Traction, Light & Power Co., 1 Sizes C 2 Price $15.00. minster Rugs—they're 36 inches wide and 60 to| able carpet and may be had in very choice de- today filed suit in the superior court against the Press club, Sizes 34 to 42. Price $15 Basement Salesroom, 70 inches in length. Have high plush pile and are | signs. Will give excellent service. Special for |f| asking for an order restraining {t from further holding him up shown in very nice patterns. Specially priced | Wednesday 560 value at 450 a yard. to public scorn and hatred. \ Ld Mg for Wednesday at $2.85 each. —Third Floor. Kempster charged there appeared tn a morning paper tn New Silk W aists $3. 95 , Seattle an advertisement calling attention to a publication the Seattle Press club will issue, October 29, known as “The Seattle | HIS Let’s Have Fun Press Clud First Annual Expose.” Under a caption of “De assortment of ; plorable Conditions” tn Seattle, the advertinosnant reign | smart new Blouses er 4 Kempster is responsible for “wives having en torn m i Specials on Hallowe’en pusblndy arma, for casting sweethearts asunder ate } features such desirable p Hallowe’en Novelties 5c The complaint says Kempster has reason to belleve that many |f] materials as Novelties at 5 ¥ nd sensational articles will appear, and that not only Kempster, but many : On sale from 9 a. m. to 12 including Pump! other well-known citizens will suffer great humiliation Taffeta Crepe de Chine Sateen and only. No telephone orders can Skulls, Devils, Blac tate Officers of the club are cited to app at 10 a. m. next Monday and i - . : . be accepted. _ Gres 5 Paper Novella 10¢ show cause why a permanent injunction should not be issued } : p Radium Silk, Silk Jersey GinghamPetticoats ‘epe Paper Novelties ener es ] Children’s Underwear 25c in The Jet consiate of Uttle . |MISSING FOX PELT CAUSES TROUBLE f : Chiffon Lace Net Special 50c Oc and 25c Fleece Lined Under- clowns tn blo < Pa <CE NAL ee meee ame overs tor the finest qual- || @ snapper, place card, The death of a silvertip fox, valued at $2,000, on the { and the selection of styles XCEPTIONAL values are boys and girls from 2 to 16 years, | !t¥- highly colored, ali large ana} ‘vor steamship Humboldt, while she wae steaming to Seattle from " Q i | is just as broad, featuring From 9 to 12 Wednesday at 250) medium sizer, 90c Bon Bon Snappers 10c |f|, the North, didn’t cause half the excitement the disappearance ‘ (NEW appropriate models for each —Lower Main Floor. hd .: Paper Bon-bon Snappers of the fox's skin did after it had been hung on the deck to dry. c : tata and Amoskeag. cham - 4 | The Seattle police were asked by wireless to search all pas- A\\ ‘ street, business and even- rine Fa ees y) bays: ray $1 & $1.25 Wash Silks 59c extra fancy, large y A eae, 8 ‘ sengers on the steamer’s arrival here, But a little later the ) NY ing wear Gea. Conetea San oun size, good r, skin was found in a lifeboat , 5 i A Z 3 box sete AOC The Humboldt arrived last night with 49 IIve foxes aboard; \u An especially attractive !nches._ Special 50¢. also gold bullion and dust worth $160,000, and Alaska vegeta- x model, tg accompany the ; é pe bies for Alaska’s exhibit at the Panama-Pacific exposition, yy ee offered in these Well-made Petticoats of sateen in black, emerald, Copenhagen and wis- Durable pretty Wash Silks, 20 and 23 inches wide, worth $1.00 and $1.25, in different « d owe'e ¢ faces, bot stripes on white and Ight color 5 » highly nd tailored suit, is developed ee te Se wae wien f oe -90€] Domino Masks 25c Each || MYSTERY OF DEATH UNSOLVED it of satin-stripe plaid taffeta _ Table Tumblers Satin Domino Masks n fu ous 3 f colo: 5 »ig 5 25c Dust Cloths 15c Ea. | Grimes . curtain—in all the estore ee The | LOS ANGELES, Oct, 20.—Little progress had been made today by | in various tasteful color Special 25¢e Set of 6 ¥ bs ated ” inbow. Priced at "a 7 r ’ r c “, 2 grade, goc L | detectives who are trying to unearth evidence that Mrs. Carrie Klopp combinations * Dust Cloths, clean an ms ; fi uloup Masks 5c a Langdon was poisoned. Mrs. Langdon died after taking a dose of bro- : BCs f ea bh je time. Regular | Bs The ! Louloup cane 10¢ mo seltzer, which {s @aid to have conta strychnine. Sizes 34 to 44. Attractively priced at $3.95. fine C erate wettum § 96c] in ata In a safety deposit box officers found her father's will, by which | Basement Salesroom. mliodete: Miaeet bt sata ise ‘ Mrs, Langon inherited $10,000 a SS eggs Paces” og ae soe -] CANDIDATE HELD AS DOPE SMUGGLER | ‘Charmeuse Silk Petticoats LOS ANGELBS, Oct. 20.— Frederick M. Shepard, lawyer and re. ld | t . | HE publican candidate for the mbly, is under arrest here today, charg: | | $1.95 . , ed with complicity in a plot to smuggle opium into the United State: Ne - i} : | ERVICEABLE Petticoats of good quality silk f R ts icoats good qu ality ith 2 attractive patterns BLAMES ITALY FOR SHIP’S LOSS, | charmeuse, in Black, y, Emerald, Wistaria, to choose from in. these | Ruby, Russian-green, King’s-blue and Brown, Ex- Thin-blown Water Tumblers, NDON, Oct. 20. Prince Hohenlohe, governo: f 4 .. Second Ave., Hike St. Seattic LONDON, ) § r of the Austrian two as pictured, § Union St. Telephone Number, Elliott 4100 port of Trieste, was quoted today in a dispatch from Rome ag declar | cellent value at $1.95. bere cay pir eae Special, the ing himself convinced that an Italian conspiracy was responsible for | aR SANE hae Wratten ives Bow oo anc | =-Banement Medoae last week's fire, which destroyed « new Austrian dreadnought and dam-| ar sermaaevon serge yew s+