The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 15, 1915, Page 14

SEATTLE STAR The Bon the minute styles of winter coats—coats th have to be sold for $12.50 to $19.50 $1.00 Newest Lingerie Waists for 79c Each Made of fancy barred voiles, striped véiles, cord ‘ed crepes and lingeries—handsomely trimmed with Val. lace and embroideries and many other dainty styles—in all sizes | One Day Clearance Sale Specials For Saturday Shoppers Smal! lots that we want to get rid of in a day—even though we sell for less money than we pald for them Meme ez 79° Extra good quality Flannelette Gowns—long and full with round neck or high coliar. In pink, blue or white—striped or solid white. Floor. Jewelry Worth from 2 5s Rickercker's 500 the Valley, u tor priced at Cream, reduced to Cream, reduced to reduced Saturday 50c to $1.00, for Pretty novelties ineluding earrings of jet, coral. pearl and fancy colors, in piain and fancy shapes, beads. braid pins, hair ornaments, coin holders and many others. Upper Main FI Wand embroidered demt-laun- ered Handkerchiefs for women. ‘Thess Handkerchief: Yery neat designs. For Seinrd only tie each. Inst Upper Main Floor, best quality, ma pound Shoulder Hama, orders, tb. Carnation Milk, ac can Priced a Copy “At the Misatasippt “Everybody Ra, Story of the Ros wlar regular I5e —Saturday spect. Third Fiver. $5.75, 17 pounds Pure Peanat Bo! of Porter's or Ro: pound 15¢ and 19c Corset Covers 7c | Trimmed with iace or embroidery yokes—in many | different patterns, Not over 4 to each, from 9% to | id at Te. Second Floor. Children’s 25¢ Waists 121/,c Each Knitted Underwaists, slightly imperfect, sizes 2 to 12 years, with straps and buttons, 9 ». m. to 12 at i2%e. Lower Main Floor, $1.00 Sateen Petticoats 45c Petticoats of sateen or cotton taffeta, with ad juatuble banda, ec only—9 a. m. to 12 at Abe tach. Om the Second Floor, 7c Bleached Muslins at 4c Yard Bleached Muslin, 36 inches wide, in mill lengths Not over 15 yards to each, 9 a. m. to 12 at 4c yard. Lower Main Floor. 18c White Crepe at 10¢ a Yard White Crepe PI assorted | stripes. Not over omer, § &. mm. to 12 10e, Lower ards Floor, Boys’ 25c Madras Shirts 18¢ Sizes 12% to 14 in Boys’ Madras S plain blue and tan. al k wat Upper Main 25¢ Stationery at 13c a Pound | Amaterdam Linen the pound, 9 a to loc package, 10c Girdle Foundations Je. Each | Girdle Foundations {n black wide—sizes 24 to 24, with atre hm to 12 at Te Upper Main Floor, 10c Girdle Banding 7c a Yard Girdle Banding tn black or wh inches wide. From 9 a, m. to 12 at7 Main Floor, 15c Warren’s Featherbone 8c Warren's best quality, Silk Featherbone in black white and staple colors’ not over 3 yards : 9 a, m, to Upper Main Fleer. i Sino ape at sempre etle tk te acabenadshen nd Paper e'vara. Upyer This re opens at 9 a. m. and o THE BON Union St.—Second Ave.—Pike St.—Seattle Dagactt & Hamedeli'e Se Cold Daggett & Ramadel Rikers TSe Cold Cream, reduced Saturday to 49c Riker’s S0e Cold Cream, 29c for Sunday breakfast 15¢ 35 n New Teas, your nicely trimmed, no phone Pure Cane Sugar, sac packages Upper Maia Floor. | | Another Sensational Sale of Winter Coats at Marche | $12. 50 to $19.50 Tailored & Novelty, Coats, Going at $6.95 A special spot cash purchase of a New rk maker's stock of short er high grade coatings at a low rate on the dollar—made up into the very latest up-to ut if bought in the regular way would But, because we bought them this way, we can sell them for $6.95. Saturday Specials in the January Sale of White Waists Charming New Lingerie Waists at $2.95 Each A new showing of dainty le, Marquisette, Dim Organdy Waist» roy itd made and hand somely trimmed in many fetching new ways. A ran of sites to choose fron Special at 52.95 —Second Floor. Sachet, Lily of! abe, special at ie 81.50 Cold 50c BulkPerfumes23cOunce At the Semi-Annual Clearance of Toilet Articles Perfumes in pleasing, fragrant and lasting odors, in- cluding violet, honeysuckle, sweet pea and bouquet. sie, special at. GUC Soe Windom's Robertine, DOe See ean ee 1ee na ter. 25c 22c reap. the > 9Qe $1.15 uc’ 63c = complex to —Upper Ma | ton jelly, the S00 size 29c Fleer, Creamery Butter 29c Pound | For Saturday in the Pure Food Store Washington Creamery, finest quality, guaranteed fresh, not over 3 lbs. to a customer, no phone orders. Little Pork Sausages, the very | Mayflower Coffee, » perfect blend medium size, | Leg, Gunpowder not over 12 to) Fresh Ressted Peanuts, 9c : Tke Sraathed Seap, Bon Marehe 4c as 00 brand, one of the beat, har zt $1, Det Monte Sliced Placayple, reel your choice | 12%o grade No. 1 tall omer’ Children’s 25c Bonnets 10c Plush Bonnets, plain or whirlpool designs maroon, pink, blue, brown and black, from 9 a. m to [Dat toe ehch, Seeond Floor, Women’s 25c Vests 17c Each Women's Vents, white or cream, fleeced ton with b necks, long sleeves; sizes 34, 36, 28 From $a m. to 12 ab ive. Lower Main Mloor, 50c Cashmere Hose at 39c Pair k, full fashioned Floor. 50c and 65¢ Silks 19¢ a Yard Remnant ‘ lain and f Crepes, Mes 9a. m, to 59c All-Wool Challies 35c Yard Dainty Figured Challies, 60 different 1 27 inches wide, 9 a. m Men’s 50c Undershirts 25c Each | Odds and ends of Men's Cotton Undershirts (ne Tildiene,. amie 10c Shinola, Special 5c Box porn han iplenaid to 7 preserving shoo 10c Chair Seats at 5c Each Your ‘ch « of Fibre ar Wooden Chafr Seats, on i tint: So 15¢ Handkerchiefs at 10c Each Women’s Handke silek te dittarent: ve lawn, neatly hand igus, 0 a.m. 40 11 at 10 each tpper Main Flee 25c Chemi ettes 10c Apiece ones at 6 p.m. every business day Telephone Elliott 4100 ei = eee ae 12kc |" " posses HOS eg Mornings and Save Money i} Just Look at This List of Clearance Sale Bargains — on Sale from 9 A. M.to 12 Saturday —No Telephone Orders Can Be Accepted for Any of Them ashmere Hone, sixes | | | | | | | | | | | | | | } | | | gineering departments L00K IT UP WE HAD TO. The caller to the maiden said “Now, my little miss, Tell me, please, how old you are.” The maiden answered: ‘Sis, *(Loek it up in the dictionary, We had to.) Nat Ripley, of the Meher © «x Mille Co, te a member of a bridge club which meets in the evening every other Tuesday The members all wear thelr open-face dress sults club pa tes Ripley was on his way to the last party when the wind blew bis top hat off at Broadway and Madison, Close by was one of those amiable nh who spend th ives chasing other men's hat t Ripley arrived at the party hatless and not a little put out The amlable gentleman who chased his topper bad chased prot ably a thousand hats at one time or another—derby bats, and fedora hats, and, for all that is known to the contrary, those cute purple bats with pink ribbons which were fashion But when he realized, tn this instance, what an expensive hat he was chasing, he went all to pieces, as a buh leaguer might do at his first chance in a big league game He caught the bat, all right. And brought it back, too, Hut not before he had put hia foot through twice,” reports the icklens Mr. Ripley Guatay Mueller, the popular doughnut merchant, has a large and Mig hound dox, which he has trained to jump into his lap at the command of “Hoopala! Hoopala,” It should be explained, is a common-enongh Germar word, a contraction and corruption of “Huppe ein mal,” which, trans lated, means something like “Jump once Mueller took his dog to call on a friend, An old gentleman at the ertaining th company with a funny story Just as he int of it, when everybody was supp gh heartily ler went over backward, chair and al dog on top| of him The fanny story was about a runaway old gentleman had clapped hiv hands and sho piace the |FEEDS TOURISTS PEACOCK TAMALES SANTA BARBARA, Jan, 15.—Sheriff Stewart believes to- day that he has solved the mystery surrounding the disap pearance of a score of imported p socks from the Monte Cito estate of Millionaire Gardiner Hammon. “We arrested Dan McGraw last night,” said the sheriff, “and he confessed to wholesale chicken thefts, He used many of the fowls to make chicken tamales, which he sold at the tour ist hotels. It's my opinion that some of the guests have been eatin peacock tamales, al! right.” Hammon says some of his birde were worth $150 each 'PROPOSES TO PAY JUDGES $6,000 A YEAR — OLYMPIA, Jan. 15.-—Among the bills introduced in the senate terday were S. Bi, t8—adnecreasing salary of superior court judges in first-class |} countios , a year Introduces by Senator Ghent 8. Bb. establishing horse races and betting under the super vision of a state racing commission, Introduced by Senator Ghe S. F. 46—Amerding the public utilities act. Introduced by Taylor OPIUM PRICE TAKES $10 DROP Opium has dropped $10 a pound tn Seattle That means that a large quantity of the ug has been smuggled Into the port recently, and federal officials are bard on the job of locat ing the stuff. One of the largest seizures was made the premises occupied by Mar Doo, 106%. King st. Special Agents Hamor and Watts of the treasury departs Inspectors Stacho and Osborn and Immigration Inspector Fisher. forced thelr way through a window A complete oplum layout was fc Thureday afternoon when © raided by t, Customs They vund and several thousand dollars was erreated. building, were 12 bunks, 12 pipes, opium lamps, kettles, pots, pans and other utensils used in the preparation of the drug. About 50 decks of cards used for wrapping opium to be sold in small quantities, were retzed. LUNDIN STUDYING FELIX CRANE CASE At the request of Prosecutor Lundin, the case against Fellx Crane. allexed bosn of the tenderloin, was postponed Friday so as to give bim | more time to investigate thoroughly the charges of police graft. The | case was to have come up f minary hearing before Justice Brinker | Friday afternoon Lundin, it i» believed, has interviewed several of the women of Ithe tenderloin, and may be able to get to the bottom of the scandal According to rumors, Crane collected stated sums from denizens of the underworld and shared it with at least one plain clothes officer It is probable that when Lundin completes his investigation, he will file charges direct in the sup PORT BOARD REMOVES TRAFFIC MANAGER R. Hanlon, traffic manager of the port of Seattle, was removed reareaay from ice by th ¥ « of Port Commissioners Remaberg jand Bridges the third member of the commission lwho had made a vigorous apeech In behalf of Hanlon Wednesday, voted against his removal, Chittenden accused Remsberg of hounding Han lon out of sheer personal p President Bridges’ motion to er the pre © the finance, operation and en yarate control of single commis sioners was postponed for future action AUTO KICKS DOCTOR, BREAKS HIS ARM Dr. J. M. Osborn has a peevish automobile with a kick like a mule. When the doctor seized the crank and started to turn the engine over, it balked. Dr. Osborn is now nursing a broken wrist at the Providence hospital The doctor probably wil one with a gentle disposition as soon as (MOUNTAINEERS TO LEARN OF SOILS Seattle Mountaineers will be addressed at their monthly meeting Friday night by Prof. George B. Rigs, of the state university botany department, « on th subject of soils. KS ~ EISEWMERE 1 HERE ELSEWHERE ' misbehaved car for able to get around. $ ° Jitney busses figured in three * The Rev Richard Meux Benson, different accidents Thursday; no |founder of the Cowley Fathers, died one hurt Thursday at Oxford, Eng Annual meeting of the North-| Alfred Deakin, former prime min- western field committee to be held jister, will represent Australia at in Y. W. C. A. Priday San Francisco fair Mr. and Mrs. Christensen show) Alaskans put shelter tents with students at Lincoln high proper! stoves on Chisana trail way to dance Rev. James M, Darnell, of Ke Peter Wickstrom, 77, died at nowha, Wis, denies Hving with home on Alk! point ‘Thursday aft-|woman not his wife, in answer to ernoon divorcee proceeding Bueavers ¢f the 'atate university | General land office rules Quincy and Reeds college im valley may hold Irrigation reservoir day n site despite defeat of bond tsaue. it ine ee Weatnense elence club at |, Congressman Frear of Wisconsin Good Hate cafeteria Thursday er ihc of attacks on rivers Members of G. A. R. to be guests “" ed el of Sons of Veterans Tuesday even ep. Humphrey asserts tariff law, Cos the Aveer and not a.state of mind, 1s to blame British steamer Penrith Castle '°" ashore s eteihan Livarpmer Ceara Prince Christian of Hesse mar. Auto hits L. T. Cambo, unem. Ties Miss Elizabeth Reid Rogers at n front of depot | Washingtos ployed = mat Snohomish county has two claim Thurada nl Three autos damaged in mix-up |""ts to office of coroner recently at Fourth and University Thursday, | @bolished Joseph Frank collides with auto| Yukon territory will elect legisla while riding his motorcyCle. Is se |ture In few weeks verely hurt. Louis D, Taylor, former mayor Fruit growers from all parts of |of Vancouver, B. C.. defeats T. 8. the Pacific Northwest to meet in| Baxter, incumbent, for office. Seattle. | Rotary plows working night and Belgian Relief fund increased |day necessary to keep G. N. tracks $789 Thursday clear of snow Registration for coming election! Steamer Oregonian damages rud is slow der by ronning aground at San Secretary Bryan tells John Bult! Pedro harbor. he appreciates friendly spirit in] A, F. of L. plans organization of commerce nove flaborers of Cuba, i ” worth of the drug. Mar Doo himself was Jn an opium trance when he} In the outfit, which required a wagon to haul it to the federal \ | | i i 1 i | FREDERICK é~NELSON |, == An Important Clearance of Tailored and Fancy Neckwear First Floor |4 ‘ First Floor Saturday 1 Be 45¢ 95¢ Saturday or there are 1 ’ ne f mat nd r 1 i prese if 1 ith popular approval this se The 1es are re kal tt The Clearance at 15¢ Includes: { Organdie Flare and Roll Lace and Hand-embroid- \ Collars ered Pique Collars. ae Military Collars. Roll Collars and Sets Embroidered Organdie Shadow Lace Guimpes. Collars Separate Cuffs. The Clearance at 45¢ Includes : The Clearance at 95¢ Includes: Plaited- back Organdie Collars. Hand-embroidered Organdie and Pique Organdie Vests. Collars and Sets. Pique Vestees and Collars. . Milit: G s and Ves High-back Lace Collars. i Eaaciiengeae tata peseies Separate Cuffs. Dress .Neckpieces. Organdie and Pique Collars and Sets. Low-neck Guimpes. Vestees. Z Hand D G le High-neck Guimpes. 8 tate : ead ig a aa Military Collars. Military Guimpes. Hand-embroidered Collars. Novelty Cape Collars. BASEMENT SALESROOM A Clearance of Furs All-Wool Sweater Coats | In the Basement Salesroom Ratan’ ta Oke ce O effect a quick clearance of all remaining A COLLECTION ot Wl Fur Sets in the Basement Salesroom they have been marked at reduced prices that mean all substantial savings for those who buy now. : ; ? wool yarn in fancy stitch, Reverse Black Coney Wich POH eotlae tard pote | about 90 Women's Sweater Coats, knit of Set with ‘large _ pillow ets and white pearl but- e of gray and } red, in sizes 36 to 42. i} 1 Reduced to 95¢. Basement Salesroom, rf muff and wide neck piece, reduced to $11.75. Reverse Nearseal Set with pillow muff 3 scarf, $16.75. Reverse Mole Coney Set | reduced to $11.75. ae | Waists in this clear- Mole Coney Set with, Black Coney Sets re- .1... lot, embracing white } pillow muff and scarf fin | duced to $3.75. and ‘colors: . Medea ae ished with silk fringe, re- Children’s Squirrel Sets clearance to 25¢. duced to $16.75. | reduced to $2.75. —Banement Salesroom. Reverse Nearseal Set.) ay odd Muffs reduced pillow muff and 70-inch | i, Clearance in three lols, Hose, 15¢e Pair jj scarf, reduced to $16.75. | $3.75, $6.75 oat W OMEN’S Black Taupe Coney Set re $11.75. Seamless Mercer- duced to $6.75. | Odd Scarfs reduced for ized Stockings, in sizes ugly ell ae. hs | clearance in three lots, 8% to 10, slightly imper- pillow muff end twd-akin | $2.25, $3.75 and ct but unusual value at, scart in animal effect, re : | 75. the pair, 15¢. duced to $6.75. *tggay sec es ROSIN pe Women’s Waists jj Reduced to 25c BOUT 10 dozen Gowns Especially Featured Saturday in the January Sale of Muslinwear AT 39¢ AT 69¢— AT 75e— Ss oretty tale s to b « : ix pretty models to be had at Very attractive Several very attractive this attractively low price, all , \ in the popular kimono sleeve Kimonc style styles are grouped under style. They have round fitted Gown: of splen= this price, among them yokes of embroidery set in did quality crepe Empire, Kimono and Slip- with lace, or trimming of em plisse, trimmed over effects. One pretty broidery insertion combined with = stitched Empire Gown mas waist with two rows of linen pattern yoke of crepe , : ; of eyelet embroidery fin- lace insertion Sagi together in dainty pink ‘ “ Cilieta bays ticks across . the on fala pat ished with insertion band shoulder and Barmen lace edge terns Special and sleeves edged to. trimming. Special 3% 6% match Special Combinations in the Sale are specially Corset Covers in the Sale, many pretty . 75 ~ priced at 50¢, T5e and Me. tyles, special 35¢, 45e@ and 55e¢. Envelope Chemises in the Sale, of Drawers in the Sale, specially priced crepe plisse and fine lingerie cloth, spe or ~ = at 25¢, 38e, 45e¢ and i. A New- Style House Dress ) at 95¢ final Clearance Winter Millinery wat fs ail i Nil bie Basement Saiesroom \ ITH a view to closing : ay 4 has just received a ship out quickly all Win- ment of House Dresses in the | te? Trimmed “Hats remain- ie ‘ ing ,in stock we have newest Spring styles, inciud marked them at one re- ing the one pictured duced price—95e. It is made of excellent Flowers and Feather ; f juality Hght-blue chambray | Trimmings are reduced to \ gingham, with vest, collar, * “a {\ I \\s pipings and sleeve bands of via ene ian and | blue and white stripe percale two clean are aig | \ Striped pipings also trim the | ang 38¢g abe \ deep skirt yoke. * Ostrich Tips reduced to \ttractively priced at 9Be. | 25e. seaeiibenisasihnclionvarsteouaier ie ms rt aot 2 moro enn : “s decane