The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 4, 1914, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR Ladies’ Beckwith Round Oak Heaters Home Journal ei | FREDERICK &~ NELSO The “Reason Why” of Shopping in the Basement Salesroom Goods which we An Extraordinary ‘‘One-Day’’ Millinery Offer At the Bon Marche’s Thanks- giving and Christmas On Sale fora Day at— The shades of night were coming down swift— U-pi-dee! U-pi-di! The votes were piling up drift on drift— U-pi-dee-i-di! When a youth, cov'ed o'er with prickly heat Bore a banner inscribed with lett'ring neat: “O SPLASH!” Which is exactly how we feel today. e | | see ee Harry Whitney Treat hopes the state will stay wet. Not that be |} | cares on his own account, But it ts a thne-honored custom, sanctioned | If the #tate went dry a gen and practiced by members of the very best families, for gentlemen at ions | There will be no exceptions | but why should he? ‘ | tending the theatre to go out between acts + ‘ . Ueman might sttll go out betwer ot or reservations of any kind. | Pe teat ee ae A Special in Every Trimmed Hat in our } The Allies at the Germans lunged, Minar siction tie bein’ And won a fight at Name Expunged Women’ s Tailored Suits But ewiftly reinforcements came N sa Tt 4 reduced 50 per cent—for | hursday, From German-Censor-Canned-the-Name. And French's army wae defeated G ce the span of one business $10.85 day. J of Dry esent as- rful the anne HE lower-priced line in our upstairs stocks, carried in, the Basement ortments that cover 'most everyone’s nec magnet to economical shoppers. This a special opportunities arranged for tomorrow's at pr A powe para- tory Sales tisement visitor Women’sShoes Spe cial $1.85 Pair 125 Women’s Upon the field of Place-Deleted, From Town-Biue-Penciled, lovely spot, The Ubians galloped, fierce and hot. But hundreds bit the dust and grass, ng button patent and If not store bh half price. “the greatest"—then certainly “ ne of the great a FP a wh e t as ever he here le depa that on wi Seattle's big for a day at | Millinery Sales Trimmed Hats The hottest work In all the fleid Burst round Locality-Concealed. | | i ii In Place-Prees-Bureau-Would-Not-Pase, Speaking of the war In Europe, Mise Herminie Habersat of Renton Por Thursday, an unusual offering of in the pretty Redingote well-tailored Suit and 4%, 85 pair basement Salesroom 4 trimmed hat—or an tmported masterptece at te value has a very dear friend, Wililam Otterbach, who ls a marine on one of the | mine-laying ships of the German army. four weeks»—and one of the halves |}! Miss Habersat has just received a letter from her friend, but the | t needs be reduced in a big hurry. |] | Censor has worked so much havoo with It that she doesn't know whether | | It le a technical description of a minelaying operation or a proposal of $18.0 00 Trimmed Hats $9. 00 aa Der Tete o $35.00 Trimmed Hats $17.50 |) rose Y's vn'out Se 'ty outs at sein tomorrow morsing” $50.00 Trimmed Hats $25.00 $75.00 Trimmed Hats $37.50 $100 Trimmed Hats $50.00 $125 Trimmed Hats $62.50 ef- fects, made up in serviceable Cheviots Serges Wool Crepes Colors models and shorter coat And it matters DO—It is 1 oe hagh given over.to $1.95 Trimmed Hats 98c Ea. $5.00 Trimmed Hats $2.50 $6.95 Trimmed Hats $3.48 $8.95 Trimmed Hats $4.48 $10.00 Trimmed Hats $5.00 $12.50 Trimmed Hats $6.25 $15.00 Trimmed Hats $7.50 Diagonals include black, nav green and Co- penhagen-blue. Sizes 34 to 42. Exceptional values at the special price, $10.85. WOMEN'S AND MISSES’ COATS, SPECIAL $8.65 ty Ce Thursday offering, odd and) blue, brown, | I don't wnat to exchange any money,” howled the truculent one. | | “I wanted Stoddard to come here @0 | could give him -———!" | |ALL KINDS OF TALENT AT CROSS CONCERT Tonight all soctety, and « lot that tsn’t considered the very highent | soctety, will fill the Metropolitan th re and listen to the big Amphion | | chorus, and Mayor Gill tell them what a good show {t is, and hear Mra Fif | Grace Purdy Player sing “The Magnetic Waltz” with all the charm | that abe has, and Mre, Romeyne Jansen in "Habanera,” and Theo. Kar! Johnston, the t Sprotte and Phileas Goulet and the | Donners and 1 Mra. G. F. Russell, not to speak of Dr | M. A. Matthews, who ts not going to sing, but who will tel) what the | || | Red Crone t# all about After that the ordinary folks will go home and the society people will go to the New Washington hotel, where another Red Cross benefit, }in the form of a supperdance, will awell the fund for war sufferers | Instead of George McKenzie’s gray-sulted young men, a group of | Seattle's prettiest girls will show you your seat and hand you a souvenir program, N sale Thursday, an assortment of Sil- Wares, | cluding Bread or Sand- wich Plates, Cheese and | Cracker Plates and Fancy Footed Fruit and Cake in handsome Ex- at ats in this attractive ver-plated in- compri F ial purchase combined with models reduced ed lines. Styles for Street, tail om high-pric Business and Outing Wear, well Boucles Preparatory Sale of Dependable Household Linens “Get your Thanksgiving Linens now, while assortments are at their beet—and prices at their worst—for you'll never see lower prices—or more complete stocks ban right now Bon red in Tweeds, and Shor "aids ree-quarter-length mod- 44 | Comports | perforated designs. ceptional values $1.50 each. —Basement Salesroom els $8.65. 100 Trimmed Hats On Sale at 3195) Special, Thursday, —Basement Salesroom. at tho | | THE MEXICAN dove of peace might be able to do some chirping If i] | they would put Carranza, Villa and Zapata into a 24foot ring for a bat tie royal. 12 1-2c Linen Crash 9c Yd. Alblinen Irish Crash, 17 inches wide, with heavy thread and extra serviceable. Special, 9c o yard. $4.00 Linen Napkins $3.19 Dz. Extra heavy pare Linen Damask Napkins, size 23%x 23% inches, smooth finish, with floral patterns. CHICAGO, Nov, 4.—-New cases of foot and mouth disease were found tn the stock yards. Tightening of the quarantine was ordered at once, Twelve hundred head of cattle were ordered killed and the car cannes destroyed by quicklime. Federal and state authorities held a conference with representatives of the packing houses and live stock Interests, to consider the advis- | ability of closing the yards tonight. Children’s Union Suits Special 65¢ A SPECIALLY - LOW price on Children’s Mixed Wool Union Suits in knee length, with Dutch and elbow sleeves. Neatly finished at neck and down front. Sizes 4 to 16 years. Special 65¢. —Basement Salesroom $2.00 Damask Napkins $1.45 Doz. | All-linen Damask Napkina, sine 2ixtl inches, good weight, with smooth finish. $2.00 value, 70c Linen Damask 50c a Yard All-limen Damask, 10 Inches wide, with firm | weave, at S0c a yard. Firm wearing cloth, with tn neat floral designs wit $1.25 Linen Damask at 89c Yd. $1.85 Linen Damask $1.48. a Yard |] HE FOUND FOWLER’S CACHE il Strictly all-Itnen Damask, 70 mn wide, | | } wetty floral patterns, satin fint nd splendid, t f a j i 1 A burglar effected entrance to the home of A. Fowler, 2621 Firth av., Riser quality. | Tuesday night, and besides taking « gun and a gold watch, got $41 that Fowler had concealed under the carpet. NAMING NO names, Teddy saye he has seen the pia cign empires for the capture of the United Sta plane for his Christmas dinner in Bertin all hol! 120 KIDS WILL JOY-RIDE THURSDAY A joy-ride in which 120 youngsters will revel will be given Thurs They'll be from the Missionary Sisters’ Orphans’ home, on Beacon Mayor Gill ‘will be one of the youthful cupt-ups It wan planned extemporaneously by George Sample, of Foster & Kletser’s, Jimmy Cre’ III's necretary | 1s helping to rustle autos. H. J. Titus, superintendent of the N, P. dining |} | car service will give each joy-rider a cake WILL DISCUSS SEATTLE’S JOBLESS Mayor Gill and Pollee Chief Griffiths promised Wednesday to b present at a meeting called next Sunday by Dr. H. F. Titus at Redmond —For Apron Day— Domestic Specials $1 Wilhelmina Aprons G0c White Cotton Bats at'| lll fires uous tae tussiemsset bitention to Resite nad ergs ct teneen / a | tng ‘the trouble. The mayor and chief will both speak, | for 65c a ste | WILHELM 18 preparing ie ahetl Beigium, proclaiming It “the Dollar Wilhelminas for 65c—just happy German Relchiand.” Making happiness by proclamation is an- because it’s Apron Day at Seattle’s cther godlike attribute of the kalser’s, perhaps. big store N sale Thursday, a collec- 100 Trimmed the small sailor ef- tion of Hats in fects that are so becoming. neck The shapes are of silk velvet and plush, tastefully trimmed Preparatory Sale of $1.75 to $2.50 Neckwear at $1.00) Collars, t these, that we will sell at $1.00. | a “any and Ventse lace, with am and white large shaw! | nd effects, worth $1.75 of two for the czar’s| in Winter’s most popular ef- fects, a Special at $1.95. Basement Salesrcom Some cl Imported fine and heavy are, and oth ‘$1 00. vm Collars 50c Each | ars nd white, also colored | also round and square shapes, for 50c each. | —Upper Main Floor. | Germantown Yarn Special 5c Skein OUR-FOLD Ger- 5,000 Yards of Outing Flannel | mantown Yarn in : | an assortment of twen- TO SELL AT 5e Yd. THURSDAY | ty-two colors, special 5¢ skein. —Basement Saiesroom. N sale Thursday, over 5,000 yards of 27-inch Fancy Outing Flannels in good, serviceable quality, pat- blue and gray Appropriate for undergarments, pa- day hill Lace Dutch Coll embroide: or at J waists or coats. Special, cream terned with stripes and checks in pink, Taffeta Ribbon Special 5¢ Yard AFFETA RIBBONS in Red, White, Pink, Black, Green and several colors, and 3 inches wide, special for Thursday’s selling, S¢ Basement Salesroom on white grounds. a s hildren's wear. | OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE ||)» ea hana con . of fine blues, in checks or stripes. sizes from 36 to 44, ginghams —Basement Salesroom. pinks, laven ders, All round fitted i wi rick-rack b “House Dresses in everything but name SLIP-ON APRONS FOR 65c. BUNGALOW APRONS FOR 65c. 75c DOUBLE-SERVICE APRONS 65c. Another Good Bargain DC 15c Priscilla Dust Caps, Only a Few Holland Bulbs Left Dutch Style, for Apron Day For We Made the Prices So Low That Everybody Plunged on Them. There’s a goodly assortment still here condition tin n’t plaisted yet—be 2 this lot is gone there'll be sent prices are— r white, - Thursday Specials i in Popular Draperies | FIGURED SCRIMS, SPECIAL 15¢ YARD— Yard-wide Duplex-printed Colored Border Scrims | THEN I WISH You'D STEP Down TO HE FIRBT FLOOR wTH AG. other 2% trim t 7 1-2c Calicoes, 25 In. Wide =e Vd tooen, 2,600 yards yard. Pamelia Aprons Special 75c¢ a As pictured, in dainty bedroom colorings as well as darker tones suitable for living- and dining-rooms. Special, 15c yard. SCRIM CURTAINS, SPECIAL $1.50 PAIR— in the popular Pamelia cov- erall Apron, made of ex- c e ptionally \ ) good quality gingham in nurse stripe and check patterns, also ] plain cham- Hii bray. The neck, sleeves and pockets Rre prettily finished with white —rick- rack braid. Special 75¢. —Basement Exceptional values serviceable, soft-hanging finished Scrim Curtains, ivory or light ecru color, hemstitched border and corded lace 50 pair with insertion, but there won't be for edge. On sale Thursday, § Rasement Sale er get your bulbs now—for, no such thing as re- | WANTED TO CALL YOUR ATT@NTION To TH® WAY You Keep TE is THe SIDEWALK ; | sli Diets and Surahs le Hyaetath, » ' 75 | 35c 10c 10c 25c rth Floor, 15c 40c Single Tuttpm, | : 35 | somantia. 35 | senantin, 20c CLUTTERED uP WITH PACKING ‘Tulips, ¢ le Nare : HE Basement Dress Goods Section has prepared pie 3 for Thursday an exceptionally He in Plain and Figured Silk-and-Cotton Poplins*and Silk a These desirable materials for afternoon interesting special On and BILL BOOKS—TO KEEP Union Si, second mv, Pike St., Seattle, YOUR PAPER MONEY IN 75c AND UP—UPPER MAIN, CHF Telephone Elliott 4100 Surahs evening gowns are shown in Terra Cotta Amethyst Reseda Ciel Russian Green Copenhagen Pink Apricot Mahogany Brown Rose Taupe Tan exceptionally low-priced at HMasement Salesroom. Thirty-six inches wide, 69¢@ yard Satesroom. China Salt Box Special 25¢ China Salt Box with Dutch windmill decoration and hinged wood cover, special 25¢, Mousewares Section.