The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 7, 1915, Page 8

With the Janua Clearance S $10.50 For Heavy Canvas Covered $16.00 to $19.00 Trunks They are the “Never Rreak hard two around tt =, Fourth Ploer, Friday for Remnants in the Silk Section— 39¢ and 50c Plain and Fancy Silks at 19¢ a 19, 24 and 36 inches wide, pongees and crepes, at 1% a yard A big clearance for Friday of every Wool Remnant tn stock at one-third less. You will find broadcloth, serges, poplins, checks and suitings in all wanted shades. ‘Wrytte’s Best Stx-Coré most all Speet lack or white, Sc value, Bee Bundle Wire Hair Pies, fine black papers to the 12c with nickel base enameled pins. Biter Markere, Tod, with ad) Scissors: . to? Inches ‘Yong, sciaso: et! faery ‘sieve pair . Be Mair Nets with clas the, good sizes, bionde, gray 2 out ar Worsted Rooters. wei |. Closely knitted, white with ik or blue tops, jes, shell or amber color, strand and fancy effects. odds and ends of pearl, in white = smoked pearl, several sizes, Fresh Ranch Eggs 374c Dz. And Every One Gaaranteed Mt. Vernon Milk, not over 6 to a customer, no phone orders, can 7c Snider's Catsup, large. bottie, regular 26e size, bottle Roasted Coffee, good gtade Rio Coffee, freshly roasted, pound ..... Old Dutch Cleanser, not over 6 to a customer, no phone orders, can ...... Pure Peanut Butter, Roger's, one of the purest and best, pound. . Del Monte Tomatoes, No. 2% cans, solid —, dozen $1.25; can 1 Ic ineapple, Del Monte or Maximum brands, no phone orders, not | fiaeen, No. 2% size cans; — 6 to a customer; 20¢ value; Det Monte Apricots, regular 25c size, No. 2% cans; P ixed Nuts, 2 good mixture of some of the best nnts; pound ...... Seediess Raisins, Fresno brand, new crop California raisins, package . llc Whole Codfish, Medium size; pound .. Canned Shrimp, your chol or Reliance, No Dei Monte Pineapple, regular 12%c value, No. 1 tall oe New Almonds, guaranteed new ‘crop. regular .20c™ 25c —Fourth Floor, best quality Alaska Cod, 7 | c of Maximum 15c¢ 25e and 30c grades, 27 to 24-inch “Fores and madras — Lower Main For Odds and Ends of Glass and Dinnerware Up to 25c¢ Hundreds of pieces of odd# and ends of Dinnerwar , worth to Bbe, and Giass- tumblers and others. for Boys’ $3.95 Suits ds and ends of $3.95 with —Upper Main Floor. THE BON First Bargain Friday Of the New Year—At the Bon Marche IT WILL BE A VERY LIVELY ONE White Sale and the Semi-Annual | Sale, Each Striving to Outdo the Other in BARGAIN GIVING Pretty 50c Marquisettes 800 yards Morcerised Marquise hamatitoned edges 1M -tneh and_tile 7 kind, Remnants Already Piling At the Silk and Dress Goods i stne Out They Go Friday—at Tremendous Price Reductions — Lots of Other Good Bargains, Too $1.00 Plain and Fancy Silks, 24 to 36 Ins. wide y Silke, worth every celal for Friday S2-4tnch Wash Silks, 36-inch Printed Crepes, Inch Messaline, Fancy Silks and Pongees 10c Lining Serges lustrous lining tn poplina, 3c EACH For New $1.50 Knitted Sam & Bet Blows The smartest wae ested things hese Knitted Caps— alte, wit the > Pans gee Feds, blues. white of tin finial Ic 20c 17hke | Te 124c .15c 19c 174c 10c Women’s 50c and 75¢ Ves® Mills” Venta, dium wetght white; — lo sleeves; — high Sizes 24 Tickets for the Standard Opera Company's Next Productions on Sale at Transfer Desk — Upper Main MARCHE Union &t.—Second Ave.—Pike St.—Seattle 7\2c Apron Gingham 5c For Odd Lots of Women’s $3.50 Up to $5.00 Shoes but not In every line Upper Mate ri 50c bit of $1.00, ape Included are Heavy, Lustrous 32-Inch_ Lining Serge, Worth 50c The women in need of new will find a snap here in biack and seal brown, 7 yards, 32 inches wide, —Upper Main Floor. A Bargain Friday Sale of Notions Se Hoots and Mires, white or biack, will not good assortment of alee 2 dozen to the card, . tons, | doren on Se Spool Hasting Cotton, 660 yards to the spool; Ni E by thelr ¥ | Andere Moat ¢ | Anton medium and Sewing Silke, 100 yards to ; good quality for hand or mi black, white cloth covered unless Rubber Goods Reduced | for Bargain Friday If you need any Medicinal Rubber Goods—come at a considerable saving oe the Seattle agents line of Rubber Goods ” fw absolutely terstate Commerce Commisston an and buy them Friday Did you know that we for the famous “ -and that every piece of “Kantleek guaranteed for 2 years. TRY “KANTLEEK” NEXT TIME AND NOTE THE DIFFERENCE. 89c Fountain Syringes, 59c Each ed Fountain Syringe, Mil No, 2 size, special at 69 $1.50 Fountain Syringe at 89c Miller's moulded Fountain of guaranteed red rubber, specia $1.25 Hot Water Bottles 79c Each Hot Water Bottles, grades cost the consumer $1.95 for} & natura screw in‘ top 50c Rubber Gloves 29c Pair Miller Rubber Co.'s “Hercules” red rubber Glover uniform thickness, perfect fit, special 2 25c Syringe Tubing for 19c Fountain Syringe Tubing, 6-fo and maroon rubber Water Bottle Covers 29c Each Water Bottle Covers. colors to fit 2 or 3-quart bottl c value, special 1% of elderdown. $1.95 Ostrich Bands Lower Main Floor 25¢ tach In the county Jail h lipson, 19 years four-month sentence For Samples of 40c to 75c suppose Oscar did, to be sent to prison for 120 days, while his moth- er, his younger brother-and his two little sisters wonder day by day where thetr t $1.50 ‘Union Suits “Forest Miliw long or short necks; knee and ankle len 24 to 44; with —Lower Main Hats to $1.65 O48 and ender ed in which rabbit-shooting ts legal in New J@rsey, Os back of the Phillipron in North Plainfield, one morning,| you will consider my and saw a rabbit nibbling the cab-|the future of my boy, who has tried |#0 hard to take the place of a hus. Rah Rah Hate, bi bages in the cabbage patch. There has been a lot of nibbling | band and father to ur in the Phillipsons’ pateh [term will be Oscar was tired of having his! ter, and render Telephone Elliott 4100 THE SEATTLE STAR Teddy Roosevelt used to say, Expressing pi “That's bully! ure forcibly Now Theodore muat find a phrawe That's witty, eriap and new, If he would In th. The way he used to do. So we suggest « substitute Perhaps he never saw, Which ought to win publicit “That's bully! | am fawe* “(Look tt up in the dictionary, We had 6.) 'e + e068 1. ¥. C. Kellorg, the modish dresser, spent two afternoons shopping would fit the hip pocket of bis fashion for a lo leaf notebook whic ably tight trousers. Finally he bought one which had a atee! rod down one aide of the book. It fitted his “The only obj pocket exactly Ole Hanson recetved a te she hadn't been there Hoe called at the home of other fiends, She either, So Ole sought the ald of the police. They couldn't find Mra Hanson So finally Ole went home Mra. Hanson was aitting up, waiting for him I chang DAYTON FACES SERIOUS FLOOD DAYTON, ©., Jan. 7.—Dayton was facing, today, the possibility of another serious flood. The Miami river wae rising rapidly, and 70 men, prepared to dynamite huge ice gorges, were watching the Stilwell and Miami rivers lee gorges in the Muskingum and Licking rivers were also threaten- ing bridges at Zanesvilie. HIT BY AUTO; SKULL CRUSHED y an outo and his skull fractured Henry Cain, 82, a painter, is reported at the city hoxpital rapidly tmproving. He will recover. According to eye-witnesses, plivery wagon in front of the machine driven by Cart| ploye of the Pisiow Transfer Co. darted behind a De Flon, 21, an red at Fourth ave. and Madison at LABOR FOR MUNY FLOP HOUSE That organized Inbor of Seattle is in favor ction of a municipal lodging house for both council A communication from the Association of Street | Railway Employes, No. 787, asking the counct! to go on recerd as favor: | ing the purchase by the city of the Seattle, Renton & Southern railroad! Several communications indorsing T. H. Bolton tive committee, Harvey L. Hughes, editor of the Spokane Labor ing delegate from the recent A, F. of L. convention, ing talk on the employment of alten Iabor on public choola. cational training tn Eastern Several communcations indorsing T. H. Bolton, candidate for the city council, were read tes to the Central Labor Council have been selected Maibeach and Ht filam J. Jacksons The fo: new Gate, Workers, Employes, artman and Beott Brown: t | Denehes Henry Willers and Den B | Biambers, W Hump ana 13, MO Mhepherd, L. J. Kelley, Gao lie Cnlon Label League, Mre | marth Levi ond Mre C.K Tune | The Labor council will meet next Friday evening, instead of Mon | day night The T. H. Bolton campaign committees will meet Sunday afternoon, | ae 2 o'clock. PITTSBURG, Jan WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.—The In-; contractor of fined Yakima potatoes Jumpe Bluestem wheat has reached thei foodstuffs. ‘WIDOW’S BOY GETS 4 MONTHS IN JAIL FOR KILLING RABBIT BY NORMAN ROSE grudge against the Phillipsons The neighbur SOMERVILI N Jan. T— He is the son of a widowed moth er, the oldest of four children. He It was in this same state of New was the main support of the house-| Jersey, a few hold, his mother being an invalid What AWFUL THING ‘do you d is to come from? LED A RABEIT!! A week before the season open Listen—he went out | gays Iitle home “T can only en nibbled care for us,” So he went Into the house, got his gun, and shot the rabbit So it's up to Gov A week Inter, Oscar oc: ild have | cide whether shot all the rabbits in the state of |f¥ is A ‘THING | New Jersey, with no penalty }ISHHS MORE Hut there stood those fatal seven| WHO $ i0o0TS daye—and within sound of the gun-|1T DOES Before his rep was blighted, I'm dee-lighted!” imelight shine fon I could find to it.” says Mr , When I had it in my pocket I couldn't #tt down who told him “fa friend, and hone call from hia wife abe was planning to spend the evening at the home | that he should call for her on hin way hom When Ole went to the house Mrs, Hanson bad named he was been there, | my mind and didn't go out,” she explained t the junction of The accident occur. of the immediate con and women was onstrated Wednesday night, when the Central Labor counct! indore ed the recommendation of tts legislative committee to that effect committee was immediately named to take the matter up before the tty | | and Electrical World, and retorn- made an Interest works, and on Yo organized labore and Mutchers, © O. Redman: United Brewery fire there of incendiary origin caus threats that the town of Wilkins ed a lons of burg, near here, would be burned hour previous the police ceased their war was shot while frustrating the rob on a band of foreign criminals, a bery of » big Jewelry store. SPOKANE CONTRACTOR FINED Patrolman Snyder Spokane, had been | 0 on an indictment charg: | ing him with understating nounced today that J. J. Lohrenz. a weighta on freight shipments. FLOUR JUMPS FIVE CENTS A SACK Flour in Seattle jumped 6 cents | highwater mark in Seattle, accord- a sack today, making the best|!ng to O. D. Fisher, of the Fisher! Flouring Mills, who says he offered $1.44 a bushel for bluestem a 49-pound sack. A year ago the! for May delivery same sack could be bought for|is $1.60, the highest $1.55 | here The advance Meats in Seattle have made alkept pace with sharp advance in price during the| wheat, according to Mr past few days. The rise in meat|the reason that prices, according to C. H. Frye, is heavily when wheat was cheap, and nd annual one at thisjare now calling |season of the year, occasioned by supply the scarcity of cattle. The war Is Frye says gneats are no higher for the rapid increase in the price now than they were at this time of wheat an last year, and that the war has| crease in the price of flour. nothing to do with the advance, an not more than 5,000 head of Amert can cattle have been sent to the|man whose salary war zone since the war started. |not tncreased The price asked ever known| their storage In the meantime, old H is camping close on the tratl of the or income has . Oncar Phil. | ®84lnst Oscar id, ix werving a| 42d a magistrate Snape sentenced him TO JAIL, oe. was arrested by the name of learned judge, in a case where par jents were suing a raflroad had killed their little child, ordered a verdict of $1 for the parents, de claring that the Ife of a small child | could not be held to be worth more than that amount | Nobody connected with the rail |road went to Jail for even one ¢ His mother plea to the governor sent a pitiful in which she y and hope that This prison | # blot on his charac: leas able to reduced prices a number of odd models Flelder to de in elevated-oven Gas Ranges, including some of the well-known Ideal Superior, VERELY A BOY CORPOR shot was a neighbor who had a WHICH KILLS A ¢ JHILD! AAR The January First Floor. standard qualities in anticipation of the are intluded Steel Toflet Pins with glass henda, 100 tn cube, special Be, “> ~, Tuxedo Nickel-plated Curt ¢ ; ay Pye ing Irons, epecial J@ each x 1" ER ERA rn nd Francais Darning Silk in odd, pe if i colors, special fe, Coat Foundations of hatr cloth and canvas, odd sizes, eae <— special 2he, Went Hooks and Byes, biack Pearl Hair-pins, special 18¢, and white, special 2 cfirds for lk-covered Dress Shields be. special 10¢ pair O. N. T. Darning Cotton Wide Elastic Hose Support binck, white and colors, wpe Ts, new-on style, special Se, elal, 3 spoo! 3 * ” ¢ al, spools for he. {n-1” Machine Oil, spectal Peet's Hooks and Invisible a6 pottie Eyes, black and white, sizes 0 to 8, special 6¢, Black Tubular Shoe Laces, Warren's Shaped hite Gir dle Foundations, special 15¢, apectal, bunch of 12 pairs Zouave and Eton Jacket 106. Shields, special Bhe, Wire Cont Hangers, spectal, Omo and Kleinert Juno and 2 for Sé¢. Regularatyle Shields, sizes 2 Wood Coat Hangers, special and 3, special 1h¢; size 4, spe 2 for Be. chal 20¢, Children's Work Boxes, spe Papler Mache Bust Forms celal, 15¢ and 50¢. covered in Jersey cloth, special American Maid Solid-bead 94.50, Pina, 260 on paper, special, 3 papers for 10¢, Wire Hairpins, assorted 0%, special Se, sizes, special B¢, Twine Shopping Bags with “Artgum,” special he drawstring or wire frame, spe- Wire Hairpin Cabinets, a» — clal 806. sorted sizes, spectal 15¢. ‘Se nor” Snap Fasteners, black and white, 2 cards for be. Ze. Superior Fisheye Pearl But Square Stickups,” support ers for Medici collars, special opportuni offers an exces drapery and uphe Included and $5.00 pair prices, ranging from 25c to $1.50 yard The January Sale of Furniture A Notable Value-Giving Event 3. FREDERICK e-NELSON The Sale of Staple Notions at Special Prices offers a timely opportunity for one to stock the sewing essories of wing items Removable Wire special odd sizes, spectal Omo Net Brassle and shields, with shield pockets and shields, Shields covered in colored sateen, special 15¢. and Kleinert , special B56) Ribbon-covered Elas shades, special covered in special B5e. rs of ribbon- Hair-pin Hgld Ribbon-covered eclal $5e and 25¢. Long Hooks and Byes on special Be yard. Jasper Elastic clal 2 yards . and 5¢ yard First Floor. THE DRAPERY CLEARANCE y to save in buying needed materials for Spring y work in the home This is the season-end disposal of surplus lots, short lengths, samples, discontinued patterns items of many descriptions remaining on hand from the past several months’ selling. CRETONNES in a great variety of patterns and colorings, suitable for drapery, upholstery and fancy-work purposes, reduced to 18c¢ yard LACE CURTAINS in a variety of popular types, reduced t NOVELTY NETS and other desirable curtain materials at greatly reduced y Section, First Floor OTABLE for the variety of its assortments and for the very important savings N it offers on Furniture that measures up to high standards in design and quality. Furniture for the diningroom Furniture for library, living-room and den Furniture for the sleeping chamber Furniture for the hall Furniture from the leading American makers, at liberal price-concessions to Jan- —Third and Fourth Ftoors, uary purchasers The Clearance in 1 Women’s Neckpieces Guimpes, representing the newer ideas . ‘ Z excep in design and trimming At exces newest ideas tionally-low prices for quick disposal: 35¢ 65¢ $1.15 of the Sale prices so well- $1.85 $2.35 made and of such excellent materials. i First Floor —fecond Floor and Basement Salesroom. Portable Fireplace Grates Reduced to $5.00 iy WO exceptional clearance values at these prices in Portable Grates for coal or wood— so easily rolled in and out of the fireplace A VERY POPULAR EV The January Sale of involves a large assortment of desir Muslin Underwear able novelties in Collars, Sets and —popular because assortments are so wide and so completely representative everyone recognizes unusual lowness The January Sale of White Goods 2 for Be. Brassier s with net Brassieres with net elastic, including Cashiony 15¢ and oe Trees, %, % and many , $3.45 ‘T of the because In the 27-inch size, there are two patterns to choose from, one as pictured, reduced to $5.00. Thirty-inch size in the design pictured, special $6.00. Housewares Gectior The Stove Section is closing out at 5. 65e¢. Third Floor, make Continuing the clearance women’s lines at $1.95 pair. Basement Salesroom, Winter Millinery Clearance In the Basement Salesroom Trimmed Hats reduced to $1.85. Untrimmed Hats in two lots, reduced to 25¢ and T5e. One lot of Ostrich Plumes reduced to broken on ‘ancy Feathers reduced to 25¢@ and Flowers reduced to 25¢. Basement Salesroom of