The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 14, 1914, Page 8

| | Si PA alee Women's 81 Un-/ derwear — includ ribbed part] * and "| For Men, Women jnwe 65c 3,000 Pairs of Lace Curtains At a Third Less A Wonderful Purchase—and a No Less Wonderful —Another Bon Marche Three thousand pairs of.fine Lace Curtains—in and Combination effects. usual prices—and to be sold at the same radical reduction, TO BUY A NICE —Madras—Novelties WHAT A CHANCE AT A REDUCED PRICE. All users of quantities of lace curtains, hotel keepers, lodging house proprie- tors and others will see in this sale a chance to replenish stocks at a great saving. Nottingham Lace Curtains, Worth to $1.25, Full 212 and 3 Yards Long, Special at —79c a Pr.— There's a great day coming Tuesday in the Curtain Department, and you wil able to buy choice Nottingham L tains at 7% a pair. They are yards long with shaded design 3 twisted thread, both white and Worth to $1.25 double Arabian $3.00 Lace Window Curtains in Nov- | elty Combination and Cable Weaves, Special at What housewife is there who does not take pride in having new lace curtains? Then why not give her some for Christ- mas? We have them of fine cable, com bination and novelty weaves with high art designs in cream, white and $1.95 a pair, but worth $3.00. Beautiful $2.25 Lace Look over your list and see how many you think would like window curtains for gifts—then come straight to the Bon Marche, where $2.25 lace curtains are being sold Madras, Uran, Cable Net and double twisted thread in Cluny and Irish Point designs, both white and cream at $1.49 a pair. They're Brussels, The Christmas Express Service When You Need Men’s Christmas Ties Near It Exquisite Christmas Ties—made of the finest French Silke—silke that were bought at a very low price after the into neckties in Amer! | Only once in a lifetime a chance such as this, Make the most of it-—if you have any men folks to give to. a oe en 25¢ r End Sle, Priced AOC Ti —Lower Main Floor. Warmer | with | U nderwear | Jit ehtidren trom | gray, sort fininh and Children |2)°""" Arabian, at | broke out, and made up | | Girte’ The Weel) n ae ein the nat-| Weigne jural ray, and will! eee ty [10 to 16 years of ribbed eee with all | wer Main Floor Merchandising Triumph— Nottinghams—Cable Nets Bought at one-third less than HOME GIFT FOR MOTHER OR New Scotch Lace and Cable Net Cur- tains, Worth Up to $1.50, 21. and 3 Yards Long 98c a Pr.— Sale | This sale Tuesday will be one of keen interest to many who have been planning on giving Mother lace curtains for Ch mas These are heavy double thread | se and Cable net, 244 and 3 yards | ong, up to 54 inches wide—Cluny and Renaissance designs tch lace Lovely $3.50 Lace Window Curtains, | All Made of Fine Egyptian Yarns, | Special at Of course you will be among those who | want to give practical gifts this year, and what could be more useful than new lace curtains? These we offer at $2.49 are regu lar $3.50 value, in novelty weaves, made of Egyptian yarns and shaded designs | Copies of hand-made curtains. Curtains $1.49 a Pair —Third Floor. and Postoffice—at Your It.—Second Floor, Union Street Store “ShopEarly” Specials ON SALE FROM 9 A. M. TO 12. NO PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED. Drummers’ Samples of Silks 10, Worth Up to $1.00 a Yard, Ea LUC 500 Silk Samples, lengths from \ to % yards plain and fancy stiks, euftable for fancy work Values to $1.00 a yard, at 10c each, from 9 to 12 Upper Main Floor. A Big Assortment of | Comie Pictures, Worth Pray Ee 20C Comic Pictures—all copyright subjects, framed in neat brown moulding. A large line of subjects. On sale from 9 to 12 Tuesday at 25¢. Second Floor. | $1.50 Tan and Gra: | Blankets, 68x80 Inches, Pr. DL.13 From 9 to 12 Tuesday you can get extra heavy | tan or gray Cotton Blankets at $1.13 a pair. 68x80-inch size; soft finish. Not over 2 pairs to each, Lower Main Floor. 1.25 Flannelette Dressin; sont in all Colors, mg 75¢ New, pretty patterns in Women's $1.25 Flannel | ette Dressing Sacques; all colors; neatly trim med; at Tbe. From 9 to 12 Tuesday. On the | Second Floor. | Wits Cisitaad Fone sh On Pocus | Check Room These chilly days call for heavier wraps—but | not while you are shopping in a warm, steam. | heated store. | _ We're glad to check your wrape—in the Check Room as you come in—and hand them to you | as you go out | Nothing at all to pay for the service. | —Upper Main Floor. Take Advantage of Bargain Tuesday in the Grocery To Save on Good Things for Christmas Mt. Vernon Milk) Christmas 7c Can Ap Mt. Vernon Milk, 7c « can Tuesday. Not over 12 cans to each. No phone orders. Pure Rolled Oats, » fresh shipment just received ... 35! Naptha Soap, Bon Marche brand, one of the best; year's pack, 5 bare for ....... 19c¢)| can : Sliced Beef, freshly sliced every day; pri a pound . lemon, pound 45c} tor Taylor’s Lemon or Vanilla, qual- | Pure Cane Sugar, | aris priced at 17 Ibs. for $1 00 | ity guaranteed; bottle Maximum Currants, new BEN DAVIS APPLES PRICED AT 75¢ BOX Bon LARGE BEN DAVIS APPLES, 85c A BOX Butter, freshly churned DELAWARE RED APPLES AT 85c A BOX WAGNER EATING APPLES AT $1.10 BOX Mixed Peel, equal assortment of citron, orange and Reliance Cut String Beans, this Safety Matches, the genuine im ported kind, 12 boxes Tea Garden or Old |, two of the | ages; Fi Mle, Mea edoas For Hurried Christmas Shoppere—The Quick Lunch Counter—Fourth Floor. BEMAR CHE che Merchandise Certificatese—the Handy Way of Christmas Giving. Specials in Bon Marche Butter ples 35c Ib. Marche Brick Washington Cream ery. No phone orders New Walnuts, the best Califor nia soft shell; regular 22¢ 26e value; pound Sliced Pineapple, our regular 12%e grade; No. 2 cans, thick altces; dozen, $1.25; 1 1 c 7ke\™ Navy Salad Dressing, refund of 20 for empty bottles, 9 bottle c New Seeded Rai 174c 124c largo 1 5c sing, large pack Fresno brand; 10c 9 ‘LOOK THEM UP—WE HAD TO For clarity, of thought and speech, A simple life ie beet Eat eparingly of wh jome food, And get a full night’s rest Late hours and high living your Mentality will sap. And in the morning after you Will find your mind is fap.* *(Look {t up in the dictionary. We had to.) ores Francis R. Singleton, the advertising expert, moved his family from his home, 1773 14th ave, 8, to the Hotel Chelsea recently, When | Singletons moved out, the mice viewed with dismay an empty larder Did they leave the house? No. Hefore departing, Singleton set a mouse trap. A week later he vis | ited the trap. He had caught four mice, and the other mice had eaten |} them. Again he baited and set the trap, and again the mice feasted on |f their brothers and sisters, sone and daughters, cousins, aunts, uncles and |i grandparents. | | Now Singleton makes regular trips to his house to reset the trap | While canntbaliam tn all ite phases ts abhorrent to me, | cannot | | bear the thought of my mice going hungry,” reports the humane Mr, 6in-| | gleton | Oje.0 se clmer E. Gerard, 624 Summit ave. N, aged 15, waa smoking on the sly , t bis oldest, blackest, most muscular 1 | bin strongest tobacco for Elmer. He selected a nice, m himeelf. Then he invited son Elmer to join him in a sm While they were smoking, Dad Gerard was called to the telephone. in another room, Pretty soon he heard son calling him. He knew what was the matter, So does the Intelligent reader a Ww Father,” said the son the can of tobacco ASTOR WANTS BAD FOLKS TO KEEP AWAY | Urging the citizens to keep up their fight for a clean city, Dr. M. A Matthews of Firet Presbyterian church Sunday issued a warning to criminals and dissolute persons of all sorte who he pe “come back | Seattle » T » was a time wher tho city wan filled with crime and devauch. | ery Dr, Matthews, “but !t Is not so now. Will you keep it 80, or} will you let them come back? For come back they will if we are not willing to watch and fight and a ¢ Id cigar for! I've smoked the pipe up and I can’t find | —$1.95 a Pr.— —$2.49 a Pr.—| | POWLES WANTS SOX FOR JOBLESS MEN Wanted— socks If you have any socks tc spare, communicate with J. B. Powles,! | chairman of the civic committee on the unemployed, who are housed “Tl | the Liberty hotel Powles’ phone number is Main 7107. His office is Western ave. and| | Marion at While other contributions can be comfortably used at the Liberty | hotel, such as blankets and clothes, there seema to be the greatest de | mand for socks. | Powles reports good progress in the effort to obtain jobs clearing land for the men at the hotel. pyr snt al HIGH BOY SHOT BY BROTHER arry Fureman, 18, and living with bis parents at 919 Boylston ave N., was accidentally shot in the hand and right leg, Saturday, by hin 1& year-old brother Oliver | The two boys were on a duck-bunting trip. The injured boy Is a well-| | saese football player at the Broadway high school ‘BRAGS WHILE COP LISTENS; HE’S PINCHED Patroiman J, H. Thomas, stationed at the King et. passenger | at » overheard two men talking. The result was, Nelson Hazeitine, 20, is now lodged in the city jall. Hazeltine was boastfully telling a friend of hie clever escape from the guardhouse at the Presidio, In San Francisco. The pa- troiman listened and then pinched Thomas. THIEF GETS 2 CENTS AND PAIR OF SPECS ' Two cents and a pair of spectacien were all that could be found by | the burglar who broke into the office of J. W. Bullock, coal dealer, First | ave. 5. and Massachusetts at “Every little bit helps,” nan the burglar, and took what he oon | ASK INJUNCTION FROM PROHIBITION LAW PHOENIX, Ariz., Dec. 14—Gov. Hunt was prepared today to issue a | proclamation declaring effective the recently approved laws providing | state-wide prohibition and that 80 per cent of the labor employed by any | | corporation or individual must be American citizenry i} | It was expected that the proclamation would be iseued Inte today } Waiting for the governor's action, four organisations were ready to | fle applications for injunctions against the prohibition law. | These were representatives of the Catholic church, retail phar-| | maciate, wholesale liquor dealers and retail liquor dealers and hotels. | The church people were to ask an injunction on the ground that/ the law prohibited the use of wine in sacramental service. NEW YORK HONORS SEATTLE UNIVERSITY | The University of Washington has been placed on the list of Inetitutions whose degrees of bachelor of arts and bachelor of aclence in education are recognized in the state of New York. | In addition, the schoo! of law has been placed on an accred- | ited basis. President Landes received information to thie effect | from Augustus D. Downing, assistant commissioner of higher ed- ucation in the Empire state. ‘WOULD LOCATE AMMUNITION BASE HERE | WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec, 14.—United States army ammunition supplies for the West coast will be concentrated at the Puget Sound naval magazine, if the recommendation of Rear Admiral Strauss, chief \of the bureau of ordnance, is accepted. Admiral Strauss selects Puget sound in place of Pear! harbor, in me ant’ to the naval committee [REVERSE CONVICTION OF SEATTLE FIRM Finding that the evidence failed to show that the goods were unfit) at the time of sale, the state supreme court has reversed the convic- tion of the Seattle & Puget Sound Packing Co, for violation of the pure food law | The lower court found the company guilty of selling 29 cans of || jerab meat unfit for human consumption cHILD’s — 60 NFESSES HIS onIME | David Fountain, the Sacramento, Cal., church janitor and man of | long criminal record, who confessed that he assaulted and murdered 10- year-old Margaret Milling, a Sunday schoo! attendant, after luring her to the church basement. At the left is District Attorney E. 8. Wach- hort, to whom Fountain made his confession. WW SST Es FREDERICK & NELSON? i} Glove Bonds for Gifts 4 In Seasonable Merchandise Point to Unusual Opportun- ities for Tuesday’s Shopper: 1 All-Wool Challies Special 25c Yard A unusual offering of 700 yards of All-wool French Challies (our on's de standard quality) in this sea signs, including neat dots, scroll ef fects, Roman stripes and fancy hg ures, on light, medium and dark ground inches wide, First Floor Twenty-seven to 30 special 25e@ yard 2 Fancy Huck Towels Special 15¢ Each G00P German Linen Huck Tow- els (fully 75 per cent pure linen) very absorbent and will launder just Each woven as well as the pure linen ones. Towel has hemstitched ends with tasteful colored figures Just 450 Towels available at the Le each First Floor 3 Lace-Trimmed Brassieres, Special 75c DAINTY Brassiere that will make a very acceptable gift, prettily trimmed with wide Cluny-pat- tern lace and beading drawn with narrow ribbon; excellent-fitting and reinforced under the arm. Sizes 34 to 46 bust measurement. Special 75¢. 4 Moire Ribbons Special 18¢ Yard Mo Taffeta Ribbons espe- cially suitable for hair bows and sashes, go on sale Tuesday at this ex- ceptionally low price. The widths range to 7% inches, and there is a large color-assortment for Special 18¢@ yard. 5 Silk Stockings Special 65c Pair W OMEN’S Stockings of pure thread black silk, with deep silk garter welt lined with lisle and topped in purple, red, pink or sky-blue The heel, sole and toe are lisle-spliced, adding greatly to their durability price for special, 65¢. —Firat Poor special price, from 534 selection At an Tuesday, the pair, 6 Women’s Silk Umbrellas Special $3.00 TIMELY Tuesday in Women's Gift Umbrellas with black exeeptionally-low special for all-silk covering, sterling-silver-mount- ed detachable handles and silk case to match. Just 60 Umbrellas in the offering, exceptional values at $3.00 cach special, First Floor. 7 Dresser Scarfs, Special 35¢ HITE measur- ing 20x54 inches, with edging of Dresser Scarfs, wide insertion and Torchon lace. Spe- cial, Tuesday, 35¢. Art Needlework Section, Second Floor. 8 Cut Glass Salts and Peppers Special 45c Pair N sale Tuesday, Cut Glass Salt O and Pepper Shakers in a variety of handsome designs, with screw tops glass or pearl, Spe- in sterling silver, cial, 45¢ pair Silk Waists Special $2.50 LOT of 100 tailored and se:ni- tailored Waists, in black and navy-blue Messaline Silks and Crepes de Chine, with long and three-quarter size in the assortment, style. sleeves, Every but not all sizes in any one Special, $2.50. Recon’ Floor Linen Table Cloths Special $1.85 Each UST sixty pieces in this timely offering of good quality Bleached Irish Table Cloths, and five good patterns to choose from. They measure 70x72 inches. On sale Tues- day, special, $1.85 each —Linen Bection, First Floor. 11 Couch Cushions Special $1.50 Each HESE well-made Cushions are filled with pure kapok or silk floss, measure 24 inches square (a few larger and smaller sizes) and are cov- ered in Fine Reps, Velvets, Hand- blocked Cretonnes, Linens and Tapes- tries, and a variety of other high-grade upholstery fabrics. Special, $1.50 each. Cushions, $1.00 each. Linen without filling, special, —First Floor Silk Hand-bags Special $2.95 VARIETY of this season's desir- able patterns in Silk Hand-bags in plain and fancy colorings, all fitted with coin purse and mirror. Excep- tional values at the special price, $2.95. First Floor. 13 Silk Petticoats Special $2.75 N opportunity to buy Silk Petti- coats for Gifts at a saving is of- forded in this disposal of broken lines in Messaline and Jersey Silk models, comprising various styles and desir- able colorings. The lot comprises about 55 Petti- coats in all; choice for quick selling at $2.75 cach. —Seoond Floor. 14 Linen Handkerchiefs Special 35c Box of 3 NE hundred boxes of good qual- ity All-linen Handkerchiefs, daint- ily embroidered in one-corner designs Tuesday at First Floor, in several styles, on sale 35e for the box of three 15 Women’s Bath Robes Special $3.50 C OZY Bath Robes of all-wool eider- down in gray, red, Copenhagen, light-blue or American-beauty, with square Dutch neck and pocket trimmed with wide stitched Special $3.50. Second Floor waist, prettily satin ribbon. 16 Bead Necklaces, Special 50c RETTY Bead Necklaces, including Coral, Amber, Amethyst, Jet and novelty combinations in the popular neck length. To sell Tuesday at an ex- ceptionally-low price, 50@ each. ~Firat Floor,