The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 4, 1915, Page 8

30,000 pieces of dainty, ‘The Bon Marche’s January] White Sale- Offers Matchless Bargains in Dainty Undermuslins white Undermulins, bought especially for the January Sale of White, at prices that would not pay forthe materials alone. Now is a good time | f® lay in a supply for months to come 75c Soft Mustin Combinations 49¢ Ea. Dainty $1.25 Gowns and Combinations at 79c Charming Creations, Handsomely Trimmed And such a variety to choowe from! Soft sheer undergarments with elaborate lace yokes extending over the seams and rea with wide ribbon, The bottome of the combina tions are daintily trimmed with lace, Made of fine, soft muslin—the kind of material that will wear splendidly, A wonde: u oppor. tunity to lay - a supply of the inty undergarmen the coming summer's wear, £ yarnen Special during | * thia sale at T9c $1.50 Combinations and | Gowns Priced 95c Ea. Envelope Chemises Are Also Included The fine, soft lingerie cloth has been used in the making of these garments—and bent Val. lace insertions and edgings make effective trimmings. The yokes are trim with medallions or rows of lacea tn dainty patterns, The bottom of the combi nations and envelope chemises are prettily trimmed to match. No trouble to make a selection here--there’s a wide range [to choose from. Long Skirts of Muslin at 49¢ 75c $1 & $1.25 Lingerie Combinations 79c 35¢ and 39¢ Muslin Corset Covers 25¢ | $2.50 & $3 Dainty Combinations $1.98 | $2.50,.$3 Combinations, Gowns, $1.98 | 39¢ and 50c Short Muslin | Skirts 2 Muslin Gowns, slip-over Style, 25 in ( Sorset Covers at 39¢ Ea. Sheer Muslin Corset Covers 49c >| 19 Plain Muslin Drawers, a Pair 15c c 25¢ Good Muslin Drawers at_19c Pair 65c Dainty Crepe Gowns priced 39C E -| 35c Muslin Dri wers, ‘Special at 25c Pr. 75c Dainty Muslin Gowns at 49c Ea. | ir Cast Iren over @ to each. 3c each. to @ purchaser. Pequot Bet Sheets—they are sf while the quantity lasts they over 6 to purchaser. itn bent at 19 each Ore best wearing sp: settles patterns Bach $1.25. Splendid 1% ors in 5c Wire Coat Hangers 2c Heavily Se ‘Wire Coat size. Not over 6 & purchaser. From 9 till 12, each. Lewer Main Floor. 25c Amsterdam Linen 14c Ib. Amsterdam Linen Writing Paper—i4o a ib. from 9 a. m. till ¥. Tuesday-morning. Upper Main All Mackinaws at Half Mon’s an@ Boys’ Mackinaws— made of heavy, all-wool mack- Spaw cloth. Boyr’, from $2.50 to Men's, $5.00 to $10.00. Ail from 9 a.m. tii 12. Upper Main Floor. Priced at only 20c a package Preserves — the ite brand—large 19c Del fine ed peachen. r } pound beat quality Prance— Santa Chara true 004 size. 9 A pound .. c Orange Marmainde—ths Ten Gnr- den’ brand; purest and best. A pound. Premiam B: Mayflower br best; strictly pure Tke A pound oo. Taplora—maker Aoliciour pradings Priced, 5 & pound .... c THE BON $1 & $1.25 Muslin. or Crepe Gowns 79 79¢ $1.25 & $1.50 Dainty Gown Dainty Gowns 95¢ Ex 2a. January White Sale Bargains in Bedding A Goud Chance for Hotel and Rooming-House Keepers to Lay in @ Good Supply of Bedding—-at These Greatly Reduced Prices 9G Pequot and Cast-Iron Sheets Bed Sheote—eize 72290 Inches——with fiat from medium weight muslin. mes peearhed Bed Ghosts Shc Ea. Bleached Bed Sheets--size §1x90 | heavy round thread. Not over 1 $1.00-Pequot Bed Sheets 79c Ea. 51.00 Bedspreads 78c Each | reads, size 72x84 Inches—good Tes patterns. $1.50 Bates’ Spreads $1.25 Each Bates’ celebrated Crocheted Redspreads—one of reads made. Good looking Mar- oo 2 Special, a jar ees: Salad—mate from Swift's im ham; simply | delicious. A pound 20c New Evaporated Penches—very | Tuesday Ricodes j in the Grocery Store Gold Dust or Citrus Powder Two of the best brands of Wash- | ing Powder—the large sized bores | | | McCALL PATTERNS AND STYLE SHEETS FOR FEBRUARY ARE HERE Union St.—Second Ave.—Pike St.—Seattle | 59¢ Good Mu in Drawers at 39c I = | St 25 Combins ions & Gowns 79% 22¢ Pequot Pillow Cases, Each Pequot Pillow Cases—they are , ‘17 size 42x36 inches—and we cannot | sell more than one dozen to a pur chaser at this price. $1.75 Crocheted Bed Spreads $1.39 Extra heavy Crocheted Bedspreads—aine $090 inches. They wear aplendidiy. Come in very neat Marseilles patterns. Each. $1.19 $2.50 Bedspreads at $1.95 Ea. Handsome satin Bedspreads—sixe They're serviceable, splendid wearing spreads, and are shown In neat Marsetiles patterns 12 1-2c Pillow Cases Priced 9c Ea. Pitlow Casee—eize 42236 Inches—made from good welght muslin Splendid wearing quailty 12%c kind at S¢ each. 16c.Heavy Pillow Cases 12 1-2c Ea. Extra heavy round thread Pillow Cases 45x25 inches. Specially good weartng ca will give thorough satisfaction. Each, 24c Pequot Pillow Cases 19¢ Fach 81x90 Inchee— 78e each. Not nine that 12 be Regular $1 Pequot Pillow Cases-—stze 45x34 Inches——fine heavy quality. We cannot sell mo: n i dozen to each purchaser at thie price—10c en Lower in Floor, Prices Are at Low Tide at the Semi-Annual Clearance ‘SPECIALS FOR THE EARLY MORNING SHOPPERS Om sale from 9 a. m. to 12 only at these prices. No telephone orders taken for morning bargains. ~ 35c Heavy Floor Oil Cloth Priced quality good, heavy floor Oi) Cloth—it Is in width, and is shown in a variety of col- geometrical designs, in Linoleum patterns. From 9 a. m. till 12 we'll sell it at 19¢ @ square yard, instead of 35c. Third Floor. Specials in Domestics At the Semi-Annual Clearance Sale 12% Bates’ Glagham—that splendid quality that makes such nice dresses A yard 19¢ “Sq. Yd. Children’s $1.50 Sweaters 95c fe Calicors-in very neat pat terns; good wearlng quality During this sale. a yard c 10¢ Cretonmes—in an good an Part-wool Sweater: collare—sizes for bo: raff neck and girls In maroon, to 12, 95e. aray. 9 Lower Main Floor. Sewing Silk at 4c a Spool 10-yard spools Sewing for hand or machine »# Black, white and steple co 9 to if, 4o a spool. Upper Floor. sortment of nice designs. A yard 5c 190 Windess 1orepee—pri oy during this sale, a yard ‘ 15c Ie Pereates—a iood arsnrt ment of colors to select from. A yard c The Apren Giaghame—the . kind that will wea 50c Crepe de Chine 25c | Xin,,{hef wil! wear 5c 10 pieces of 20-inch Biack 12%¢ Freneh Linene— buy Cr ail silk, and fine for here Tuesday at, 9% or dresses, While the a yard c ity lasts, from 9 to 12, 25 —Lower Main Poor. Upper Main Floor. Yakima, Gem Potatoes, Sack Yakinta Gem Potatoes pound sacks—extra fancy st medium-sized Potatoes, $1.25 100. | '20c Bromangelon—the popular Jelly Powder Desert; any Maximum Curranta—the No #iz6 packager, new 123 fiavor. A package a 8c stock. A packhee rm and Hammer Sofe—the | New ee—the beat agai ree size packages. 7 ity. priced, 5 c 15c scrubbing lye nice and that O14 Manse Syrap—pire cane and | + opm gallons, 76e: quarts, | 224c | crop “* 25 Corn Winkea—n treah lot | Sanerkrani—iel Monts > pat elved. new pack. Special, A wer” Tae | Pe! 10c ARCHIE Telephone Elliott 4100 $1. 50 Gowns, ( Sombinations, at 95c Ea. | Thxt4 Inches | Regular | | 1H west. The mill will be put in operation on the 15th, i The Canyon mill haw several cholce orders from Australia ee eee | ‘LOOK IT UP—-WE E RAD 1 TO | . _S Pity, friends, Because they They sleep ail de, that you are poor, @ folks are rich, their beds ere gray 0’ dawn, So tired they scarce oan quitch.* *(Look {t up in the dictionary, We had to.) ae 4.) F ‘ushion Note: "Skirts are to be short, wide and full Full of what? we me Unele Jerry Pasley of Port Madisoh didn't enjoy the reunton of the, | Pasley family in Renton New Year's day as much as he expected to They had y He is very But just be ywn to dinner, Uncle Jerry remembered that In the excitement of coming away from honte he had forgotten to bring his false teeth, te pig fo 4 of you fore they sat Aigner, but Uncle Jerry didn’t eat any H Mayor Woody of Bothell extended an mvitation to all babitnal drinkers of his neighborhood for the New Year. He annqupced that he | would give an all-day party to all who planned to start the new year by) swearing off | | One man who hastened to accept the mvitation, anying that he plan ned to come early and @ay late. or withdrew his acceptance | “I didn't know it was going to be a dry party,” he explains. EUROPEAN WAR REACHES ELLENSBURG ELLENSBURG, Wash., Jan, 4.—Europe'’s war ha Ellensburg. Some o mer's Emil declared war and k Agnew's Eng | Owners of French poodles appealed to the.police for protection, and Emil was arrested HIST! CHIEF HAS DARK SECRET | Tucked snugly away in one or the other sleeve of that | bright new uniform of hie, Police Chief Lang has a darksome | secret! \ Yessir, an honest-to.goodness, dyed-in-the-wool secret! Scheduled for an address at the weekly noon luncheon of the Municipal league, at Good Eats cafeteria, Tuesday, the chief refuses to say what he will talk about | refuse to discuss it,” he said Monday. how the chairman looks when he points his finge | says, “You're it!’ | may discuss war on rats, undesira 1 war—from the European standpoint. | may speak of June bugs | and their relation to May flowers, or | may talk about police Bosides the chief's talk, the league will discuss the report of the committee, submitted Saturday, favoring clty-county con- solidation, and recommending a state amendment providing for i} the same. SERENADES DAVE WARFIELD I, + When David Warfield, who begins a week's engagement In “The Auctioneer” at the Metropolitan theatre tonight, accepted an invitation | | | | “The Japanese Diet ha dinsolved. lee cream or butter? | | te dine as a guest of the Northern Pacific last night, while traveling from Portland to Seattie, he didn't know he was going to listen to the Dining Car Virtuoso. } He had never heard of him, in fact. No sooner was the actor seated at table than there came to hie eare the strains of Ovorak’s “Humoresque,” one of the selections played jj | In “The Music Master.” iH | The music came from the pantry. “Humoresque” was followed by | "Stille Nacht, Hellige Nacht.” Later the musician was introduced to Warfield. He is A. W. Pollock, a dining car conductor, who fiddies wonderfully well. | ‘COPS FRIGHTENED VOTERS ~ 1) | INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 4--Federal tnvertigation of alleged irrogu-| |} }tarities at the recent election here and of charger that negro voters || were intimidated, began today. Hundreds of Indianapolis residents | 1 | have been served with subpoenas | It was understood that among those subpoenaed wore several who) | had made affidavit that they saw Chief of Police Perrot distribute riot | | clubs. | HE PICKS WOMAN AS SENATOR | SALEM, Ore. Jan. 4—That he will name Miss Katheryn Clark, Glendale hotel keeper, state senator from Douglas coun- ty, to fill @ vacancy, ls the statement today of Gov. West. There ie some doubt whether the vacancy should be filled by appoint | ment or at a special election to be called by the governor. VICTORS READY TO STEP IN | County officiain elected November 3 will take office next Monday. |] The legislature will also meet that day, beginning a 60-day session. | | Miss Rhea Whitehad, first: woman justice of the peace in Seattle, |} will begin her duties next Monday ‘EVERETT MILLS REOPEN TODAY | EVERETT, Jan. 4.—Everett lumbermen are jubilant over } i Prospects which point to a.prosperous year for the lumber in- iq | dustry In the Northwest. One of the first actual signe of the boom was the reopen- | Ing, today, of the Canyon lumber mill and the Jantison shingle mill, T resumption of the Canyon mill gives employment to 700 me: | a hundred men went to work in the shingle mill, iI The Blackman mill is bidding actively on some of the large | foreign and Eastern orders which will be placed in the North- | This means employment for 200 more men. | and the Philippines to ee i ‘WILL INSPECT CITY PLANTS Because of the ed attacks made of late on the Ii Pei copes: 8 of the city, the ht and water Municipal league has instructed its public utilities committee to make a thorough investigation of the two depart- ments. | FIND BONES OF NELMS GIRLS? ] SAN ANTONIO, Tex., Jan, 4.—The mysterious disappear. ance of Mra. Eloise Dennis and her sister, Mise Beatrice Neims, of Atlanta, may be solved In the discovery of two skulls and several bones in a sack at Devine, Tex., 30 miles from here. } } The teeth in one head correspond with the description of those of Mrs. Dennis. ‘ Victor E. Innes and wife were recently acquitted of the mur- | | der of the missing women. LECTURES | ON CONFESSIONAL ights of C bus hall, Rev, George Ma hurch of th ted Heart of Seattle, spoke the Confessional,” ne Confessional, be said, was | Jesus, and net by priest, as has been falsely charged, HOPE U.S. PROTEST WINS jon * instituted by ‘ASHINGTON, Jan. 4.—All Burope, except the nations allied with | Orent Britain in the war, hope America’s shipping negotiations with | England will be successful, Neutral nations believe the success of the American protest will incyease commerce. Diplomats here, while re-| fusing to talk for publication, say privately that the English attitude | bas caused enormous losses to neutral nations. | mntaaiincmacaniite ¥. M.C.A. DAY SCHOOL REOPENS | | The Y. M. ©. A, opened its schools for the apring term today, Each class 1s Umited to 16 students A LOT of ignorant editore are jumping all over the Toledo Blade, demanding to know what a rambo Ie, A rambo is two Nervfalls and five Ben Davises concentrated Into one. WHEN THE wife orders pate de fole gras and the husband corned beef and cabbage, the astute divorce lawyer ought to send hie card to. |them by the waiter. cinainsomineenaigliieenese | WAR SAW, war s¢e, warseesaw, } Up they go and down they go. NO NOVELIST who ever pictured an Ideal husband was congratu- | lated on his character drawing by any wife. A The 32nd Semi-Annual SALE OF FURNITURE (Third and Fourth Floors) ATTLE householders S* have Semi-Annual Furniture Sales furnish the two opportunities of long recognized the fact that our the year to buy Good Furniture at extraordinary savings. vl This year’s event features extensive special purchases at heavy concessions, from our best makers, priced in the Sale with like advantage to our patrons; also many items in desir- able Furniture from our regular stocks, com- ance at prices ranging from $17.50 upward. well represented, nents all at keen savings from regular prices. Gas Ranges at Reduced Prices- Odd styles in Ideal Superior Gas Ranges with elevated oven, quoted for clear- prising odd samples and discontinued patterns which must be closed out to make room for Spring shipments. Living Room Furniture Dining Room Furniture Bedroom Furniture Hall Furniture —furniture for every room in the house is by suites as well as odd —Third Floor. In the Basement Salesroom A Special Purchase of New EMBROIDERIES On Sale at Extremely Low Prices 5e | Yard Ecru Edges embroidered in a variety of dainty patterns on fine material, 3 inches wide, special 5@ yard White Embroidery Insertions in widths up to 5 inches, prettily embroidered in eyelet and solid effects, special 5¢@ yard. 10¢ | Yard Finished Bands for dress and lingerie trimming, widths up to 5% inches, spe- cial 10¢@ yard Embroidery Edges in desirable effects for trimming children’s garments, widths up to 12 inches, special 10¢ yard. Heavy Embroidery Beading, 1% inches wide, special 10¢@ yard. Allover Embroideries in pretty eyelet . and solid designs, widths up to 22 inches, special 10¢ yard. Spegial Special | 19¢ | Yard 45-inch —— Flouncings on Crepe and Voile, with pattern 8 to 15 inches deep, very desirable for making up into lingerie dresses, special 19¢ yard 27-inch Special | Embroidery Flouncings with dainty edges, suitable for waists and children’s dresses, special 19¢ yard. —Basement Salesroom. batiy Decorative Bamboo Baskets Reduced to 85e 50c 65c The Basement Salesroom quotes ex- tremely low prices on an assortment of useful Bamboo Baskets, including Fruit and Flower Baskets and Sandwich, Cake and Nut Baskets. Three lots, reduced to 35c, 50¢ and 65c Basement Salesroom. Clearing Odd Rug and Linoleum Patterns At Very Low Prices We place on sale Tuesday an inter- esting assortment of Small and Large Rugs (mostly one’ of a pattern), also several hundred yards of Printed and Inlaid Linoleums, at prices that will close them out quickly Second Floor. Large Rugs Reduced REDUCED WEAVE SIZE RRICE Saxony 6x9 $26.00 Body Brussels 8-3x10-6 $22.00 Body Brussels 8-8x10-6 $22.00 Saxony 10-6x12, $55.00 Saxony 9x15 $60.00 Body Brussels 46x76 $ 8.50 Axminster x = $12.00 Bundhar Wilton 10-6x12 $40.00 Bundhar Wilton (3 rugs) 9x12 $35.00 Body Brussels 9x12 $18.00 Body Brussels (10 rugs) 9x12 $24.00 Body Brussels | 6x9 $15.00 Axminster 6x9 $23.00 Axminster 6x9 $23.00 REDUCED WEAVE size PRICE Bundhar Wilton 36x63 $5.00 Bandhar Wilton 36x63 $5.00 Bundhar Wilton _ 36x63 $5.00 Bundhar Wilton 36x63 $5.00 Body Brussels 27x54 $2.50 Body Brussels 27x54 $2.50 Hardwick Wilton 27x54 $4.50 Hardwick Wilton 7x54 $4.50 Hardwick Wilton 36x63 $5.00 Bundhar Wilton 36x63 $3.50 French Wilton 36x63 $5.00 Saxony 27xb4 $4.00 Linoleums Reduced for Clearance 70 yards of Rug Border reduced to 35¢ yard. 369 yards of Printed duced to 35¢ yard. Linoleums re- $0 yards of Inlaid Linoleums reduced to T5¢ yard. 340 yards of Inlaid Linoleum reduced to 85¢ yard. 378 yards of Inlaid Linoleum reduced to 95¢ yard 48 yards-of Inlaid Linoleum reduced to $1.25 yard. —Secon4 Floor. The January Sale of Muslin Underwear Sets New Standards for Variety and Value-Giving SECOND FLOOR Special, 95c, $1.35, $9.45, Special, 95c, French Hand-Made Gowns Chemises in the Sale $1.45, $1.75, $1.95 to $7.45. OMBINATIONS IN THE SALE $1.45, $1.75, $1.95, $2.25, $2.45 to $11.45, Gowns in the Sale in the Sale Special, 95c, $1.25, $1.35, Special,” $2.45, $2.75, $2.95 $1.45, $1.75, $1.95, $2.25, and $3.95 to $11.95 $2.45 to $7.45. White Skirts in the Sale Drawers in the Sale Special, 95c, $1.25, $1.35, Special, 45c, 55c, 65c, 75e, $1.45, $1.75, $1.95, $2.25 to 5c, 95c, $1.25 to $2.45, Corset Covers in the Sale Special, 35c, 45c, 55c, 75c, 9c, $1.15, $1.25, $1.45 to $6.75. BASEMENT SALESROOM —exceptional value-giving in the lower-priced lines of practical Muslin Under- garments. CORSET COVERS, special 19c, 25c, 38c and 45¢ DRAWERS, special 19c, 25c, 38c, 45c and 55c. LONG SKIRTS, special 5%, 65c, 75¢ 95e and $1.25 COMBINATIONS, 50c, 75c, 95c and $1.25, ENVELOPE CHEMISES, special 39c, 7$¢, 98c. GOWNS, special SOc, 69¢, 75c and 95c, Rasement Salesroom special 29¢, 39c,