The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 8, 1915, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR | ih Willle Bauer, of near Bellevue, across the lake, iffterested himself Journal | REDERICK &~ E ON Gas tn a actontific experiment Patterns | | Ranges | THO @periment conatsted tn dropping a parlor match Into the bar f aascwalbas es 6 an ategun and discharging tt at a barn to see If the match would | DIRECT ENTRANCES ON MADISON AND SPRING STREETS és he 7 Tho experiment wan eminently successful ‘| MSat4aaad Wego A 4 ators rae DERICK CNEL oor Tuesday at the Bon Marche === The bern won a tote Baa rst Floor \ | Renjamin Yentser yrominent S7.yearold resident of Renton, went ‘A Sole of Gray Enamelware Me te a pe a | BINS MENT SALESROOM, | Only seven miles. Wasn't a mite tuckered. Hardly got a sweat | AN EVER-DEPENDAB SOURCE OF up,” reports the apry young Mr. Yentser —— -GOOD VALUES IN LOW- mR ED DRY GOODS~ Worth Up to 60c —at 25ce— Keb FRA [ESO GNSS ese A Invitation to Call ee and "eee About midnight the horse got tired of waiting, pulled loose from the \PIECE Pa. SP ers atic nnv echaa te ehshn inind hod pate the niin sos the “New Things” for Spring Good every day Pots and Pans, made the road a plece, but was unable to catch tt. So he, too, went home, ty s J te y enamel steel ware |} The buggy was busted, and he had to walk all the way back to the girl's | and at the same time to share in the exceptional values planned for the day to pick fr Louse, approximately three miles is heartily extended hy » Baseme Salesroo o its sands aaah yo Nat onaten tek a teaet’ Th ania 240% abiW pie tae Rated bb heartily extended by the Basement Salesroom to its many thou and: of ‘ ceasity of his trampling all the way back just to kiss the girl good regular patrons, and to those who have yet to become fully acquainted ak the ; th ; wight,” reports Uncle Henry Benéy, = H] with the merits of this popular shopping place © and kitchen utensil CAR HITS JITNEY KILLS ONE | The New Fashions in Millinery, Cloaks, Suits, Fabrics and ‘ : A Saquart Tea Kettles at 25e|Covered | Roasters iy r] Associated Lines #8 ag |Oquart ertin ett 4 as ah ptiadcnes Tie ‘ ; . 2quart Water Pails 25c\ 12.quart Preserve Ketti ss ‘ LONG BEACH, March §—Mre, Mary J Ryan, 76, formerly of Stock. | purchased in the Eastern markets especially for this Salesroom’s Spring 1 i 1 R iW norning from injuries sustained Sun¢ ° : : i st ‘s sald ge a es Cae Sits” ballon’ be r crashed Into a jitney bus, Another occupant, Miss Anna Jones of displays are now in and ready for your approval. With low prices a dis- q ertin Kettles) mouart Dich Pans at 28¢ eh os Angeles, died last night tinctively attractive feature, just notable is the success achieved in repro- 6- quart Kettles i -Prpiened a gionbhe gaurd nt ducing at these low prices the prevailing ideas approved for the season in 1Oquart Sauce Pansi!4quart Dish Pans at 25c ‘ ‘ 7 A Few of the Offerings That Will Lend Zestful Interest to Tuesday’s Displays: INDIANAPOLIS, March 8.—The jury which will try Mayor Roberis of Terre Haute and spirucy to corrupt an afternoon The government will call 300 witnesses other patltselans of that city on charge of con jection in Vigo county, probably will be completed 50 Charming Dress Hats FAIRY SOAP | 1300 witness, | Sample Bolts of $1.25 to $1.75 Dress ame | DREDGER BRIN GS UP A BODY taieved se | Special $5.00 Each Meet ug be Mra. Wm. M. Greenwood, who is said to have committed suicide December 22 by Jumping from the river steamer Walker while en route to San Francisco, was found yesterday, half Basement Salesroom. eaemmane 0 Cc —— buried In mud on the McDonald tract y et | It had been lifted from the river bed by # dredger bucket At the March Sale of Dress Goods—and They Are From “ig Garfield Worsted Mills, Those |]| *"°_“#* badly decomposed Well-Known Makers —— Grade wortate i Transparent Maline Hats their Spring orders 1 | i ming (consequently b ee for less) es an unusual degree value in Hats at Included 36-Inch Black They are such superior fabrics, strictly all pure wool, and full 54 inches wide— | Holding that the character of the picketing conducted by the Hats in clever combinations Mesgsaline and all new shades, in French serges, | pingle cloths, Prunella, Poplins, Bedford Cords ment Workers union against the Matzen Manufacturing Co. ints oa of Georgette crepe and Sse ei ’ » ' i | the strikebreakers and put them tn fear of personal injury, Judge Gt ret ition eth: «sae : 55 and mixed suiting am Saturday granted a permanent injunction againgt the strikers. Be i ct WED SRW Special c Yard 36-inch All-wool Serges, } $1.25 and $1.75 Dress G: : I. _Bridacce chowed the company placed bode fa the shop and _pto Milan Hats wit : flat clus ; ; E Heavy, Worth 50c Yd. | 38c All Black, 54 Inches ga 95c¢ | vided meals there, for fear of harm to th workers peearing to go me ters of flowers and wide rib ) N sale Tuesday, good firm streamer Black Messaline that will Fall in line for your share of these pure wool Tuesday for 95e a yard-—pretty pleces of wool give satisfactory service in Trouble started when the company « wtead of the weekly wage system ideas in shep Storm Serges at 38c a yard. N black, brown, | Storm and French Seri | Under the evidence, the court held the picketing conducted by the Hf 4 I r 2 ack, b + | Sto! 4 French Serges, Bedford Cords, Basket | : “ - - 1 1 wenldt, aieak ae ae padi red, Copenhagen and green. 36 inches wide. | 6, Coat 3 4 No as Prong } union s unlawful, and an injunction to restrain them from patrolling eallor effects: sil eptional lues at $5.00. st, dr D: sp ly Weaves, Coating Serges and Novelty Weaves; 64 | | the street In front of the shop was lamied Saturday i effect exceptional va at oriosd at ne’ the yarn meenee: Htee | i] Basement esroom oS 7 } —— —Basement Salesroom. 79c to $1.15 Dress Goods, ine $1.50 French Ser, | Ful So ince Wise «Yo SOC ESS. yey $1.19 | NEW COUNCIL MEETS MARCH 15 | Wome's “Sample” Low Shoes a Suttings, Honeycomb Checks, Novelties and Gray French Serges from the Botany milis; soft fin f 2 i a) Boltings at 59¢ a yard. 50 inches wide, in black | !#h materials, 64 inches wide, in battleship gray BA cy ned een aa heed bag tue epi flpe ree| New and colors. sand, Belgium blue, wistaria and others. | dates for the councll presidency, though neither ts making an active |i 4 $ 5 4 $1 Silk and Wool Poplins, Rich Cream $2 Coatings, $1 48 TT pahaimnen epkghth and has, who ‘held ‘thi bresldendy ditore, Special 2.1 Pair Wash Fabrics 40 Inches in Width, Yard (OC Full 54 Inches Wide, Yard |Ske'grectbener” otetty sand ween teer'Wat i Manes woetd owt cue Sizes 3%, 4 and 4% Only Special 7c Yard ye 3 r For your Easter coat get some of these Cream [fi ch ship of the finance committee, which Fitzgerald now holds Ve retty indeed are these Silk and Wool | ,, Ps hairmanahip o! hance comm h Rerald po i a ane vrethe n yard. ‘New and wanted shades | Coatings. Basket weaves, 54 inches wide, and The new council will meet Monday, March 18 Ml Colonial Pum; Two and Three-Button Pumps. VER 1,200 y full 40 inches wide; worth regularly $1.00. worth $2.00 a yard. Special at $1.48 ps ps O DR 1, 3 rds of this sea- son's new Wash Fabrics —Upper Main Floor. |f| Lace and Button Oxfords | it in the selling, comprising— | A Sale Of Fine Hair Goods ]]}™ rarsc stscch 1—tor rewin tectan, conteosea ayer or “auc{(f made over up-tordate laste, with welt and hand-tarned _, 274%0h Printed Cotton Crepes in pretty rosebud and other gitor Jack” Vienderecn, lo oxpectéd (0 pied guilty thie afternoon nek B soles. Special, Tuesday, $2.15 pair a TRUELY’ foneben. Rad Oras Morning Specials On sale from 9 a. m. to 12 only. No telephone orders for | | arraigned on charge of murder i Basement Salesroom dainty floral designs. Mra. Henderson, who fled from her cabin in the mountains near |i ins. — || prerning bergeine. - ess— here when her husband was slain, will testify against the Indian if her! Printed Corded: Duniiee yet 5c Unbleached Muslin 3c |I] evidence ts thought necessary i terned with floral designs in | She asserts she ompelled to fight Lewis for two hours before S iali d: $15. 00 S its pink, Mght-bl lavend i pal pac A lal | pink, light-blue, lavender and u Deets re os Tasde =. eee hate meade Weeee ae in tit one. |B | she escaped from him and came to Fresno with word of the crime. H ec 1Ze ul yellow on white grounds. Ip yards ocla to « customer. Reg third less for these fine Switches— | Cretan Renainn eawlty docked Lowle’ charge that'he fired H TUDY the style these : : ular Se quality, on sale from 9 « mostly three strand (so convenient | the Indian to kill Menderson so that Douglas might win the i Special, Tuesday, at 7¢ yard, m. to 12 at ay te vars. ie for the new Spring styles of hair | love of Mra. Henderson. Suits, examine the mater- —Basement Salesroom. —Lower Main Floor. f § » ; dressing, for you can use one, two |p| The youth fe In jell and will fight the case to a finleh, ials and workmanship and you'll Lewis still insists that hie charge ls correct. or three strands—as the coiffure requires). Lots of the harder-to-get shades, such as drab and blonde, as well as many shades of brown 10c Sleeveless Vests 5c Women’ ribbed agree that it would be hard to find better values for $15.00 Hosiery Special only, @ ‘ only: aitent Serwes, Gaberdines, Scotch Tweeds 12 o'clock at half price. | | and Popling are the materials the ° —Lower Main Floor. 82.7% Wavy Hate Switenes, 20 |p) PORTLAND, March §.—In his cell at the city jail today, Robert re include black-and-white checks alr Pe Inches long. three» If) 4. Dunkirk was awulting the preliminaries which will lead to his extra biedh, Meaty, eveén ‘and sand-color Se 50c Knitted Toques 19c strands. in “black, blonds. drab |If| dition to Omaha, where he must face a charge of forging # $500 drait on ANCY Lace-boot, plain Cot- Fitenter Knitt the Untversal Film Co The most successful style ton Hosiery and other good aasortm | Dunkirk ts alleged to have left a trail of worthless checks all the ideas in higher-priced models numbers, in biack, white and sizes, from 9 8. m | way from Nashville, Tenn., to San Franctsco er : . : ey: eate eels eeernnes Joes Sesh, belt He posed as Robert H. Duke and claimed to be a member of the have been copied to sell at this fn: Seay pene Ee | amily of millionaire tobacco manufacturers | cine Gk stalin tncladine:; tie pair, prners > nam, 3 —Basement Salesroom. PORT AND BUS BILLS ASSAILED Opposition to H. B. Nos. 76 and 272 and 8, B. Nos. 300 and 301 ts roiced in a resolution unanimously passed at Sunday's meeting of the Open Forum in City Hall park, The bflls deal with the commis ) p sion and jitney buses. They were branded as “vicious violation of the ae SEG: Seale Dinan ‘$i, a fundamental principles of local self-government, supported only by a 65c Pillow Cases 39¢ Ea. Pillow Cases of best qua inch tubing. sign and scal with center ¢ at both ends. 9% to new short coats which fall just 1 smart in the more con- | PEROXIDE OF | Basement. Ralesros HYDROGEN servative suits Splendid vatue, $15.00. ird Floor. Mothers’ Training School 1 Der 82.00 Wavy Hale Switehes, 15 three (f| domineering or duped minority, including those who put private gain . Ro A ete lesa tiie” eecetale | inches Jona. |f| before public. kod Special “$2.00 | Mrs. Hicky, Mrs. F Harrington —Sixth Floor Cafe, 3:20 P.M * $8.00 =" | ONE OF BERLIN'S BREAD TICKETS 15 Pounds of Pure Cane Sugar for 95c| | . On Bargain Tuesday in Seattle’s Best Grocery ee | as a When Purchased With $1.00 Worth of Other Groceries (Not Including More Sugar ) Fs Gaieestecalel Waicsiuat —— aineciepnetnidhcsitin tanta ) Exceptional Values A DAINTY Dress of percale Tuesday | n irlir s ves oO ) B in hairline stripe f blue, | Basement Salesroom. black and white, or black, laven- a | | | New House Dresses, $1.00 6c, 10c, 14c| | der and white. A circular flounce topped with a wide bias fold of cl iP 42-Piece In Canned Vegetables Miscellaneous Groceries Canned and Dried Fruits 25 25 plain color trims the Eweet Pointe inertia “Fre setene mae and the waist has small revers of Di freee, Rovnte at stans | 2: dt and the wai inner Set oo pd dla 10c ugar ait radon n| | Crome | Seem | wait plain blue and stitched white Del Mente Sugar Pes, 14 12%¢ } 1.0oge } 1. tee | Serlin_ nnd Ragbarerte. ed |e Mnsweis pique collar. Unusually low- Special ree nize lle 4 ora Fetes P ste wes MMe, 8c | Gramm @ramar fir die Gatnahme von Brot T. d 4 AFige, medium cans ini6e. 7h Bungalow Aprons uesday p 14c eur car fer Oh Te wees HOICE. of two attrac- |} 25} 25 |= Tne | oom | aoa 100000 | ' Wenched Seediess Maints, finoat | uncnaae Va ecu und Getreidemehl. : 1 t Special 35c A PRACTICAL Coverall patil as sketched, of |] washable percales in a large as Sweet Navel Oranges at 10c Doz. tive rose patterns in Eating and Cooking Apples 95c Box 5 this specially priced Din- ner Service of American semi-porcelain The set | | 100 ' 100: 250 Grom | @remm | Gramn | Loge | i. mome | 1. Wome i i sortment of light, medium and dark color ued of white trim the shoulder, turn ————————————— By Special Request—Mr. Boegles Will Repeat His Wonder- ful Illustrated Lecture on gg¢ | “LutherBurbank, the Man and His Work” yaa At 3:00 P. M. Tuesday—On the Fourth Floor consists of 42 pieces, as follows a Dinner Plates Bread and Butter Plates igs. Double pipings | Firat ploture published in Seattle of the new bread ticket i |}. to each person In Berlin and entitling him to 2,000 f Prui patis é ‘$1. 19 You are invited to be present—and Iaten to this pleflire Maeuit br dlauy ieah weak, “he, teak phlpithad we Peg oak bits op back cuffs and neck. On sale Fruit Saucers - . Nerwemten Wish Balls, 4 talk on America's wizard of the plant world, given by one who name of the holder, wh ranef s 5 Soup Plates ; nase Py rotlen ise ‘17ke t Teale dena Ree | " 0 cannot transfer his card, nee Tuesday at 35¢. ae s personally acqua with hin W, ‘ r 4 By good luck we were able to arra ‘or thia return date No bread if you lose your tick-|2,000 grams (a little more than four Basement Salesroom. Tea Cups of Mr. Boegles iJ et,” 1 one of the rules printed on| Pounds) of bread a week Tea Saucers The bread or flour is delivered the back of the new bread cards| oat on presentation of one af ika | New Allover Laces Open Vegetable Dish eee eH AMAAAG ‘The Oregon Souvenir Spoons Are Here, 1200 fives by ie or of ee : soupans torn from the card. They c ar Platter —Upper Main Floor ‘SE ec | 1e entire stock of flour and| provide for delivery in amounts 4 Principal be cereals has been taken over by the| ranging from 25 to 250 grams v Covered Sugar Bowl s of government, nnd a vast machinery | roughly one to nine ounces—at a aye i - "i , Creamer ee I (0 oy "4 attle agents for has been set in motion to provide | time. D BENE YAIR Oe Cae gy an <WhAee: CTERIG AME ear Bowl Kid Gloves. BON ne, ‘Nemo" Corsets, | [f | {0% its distribution The tickets are not transferable are featured in these New Allover Laces, which As part of this machinery bread | and are printed In new colors every ah Sahn bli) nd ists and trimming Vhey Phe } i Union St—Second Ave.—Pike Hye Tel, Elliott 4100 tickets are isnued to each house-| week, to avold fraud. Six montha| are.extensively used for waists and trimmings ey 1e complete service for |holder In the etty, and by him dis-/{n prison or $875 fine constitutes are 36 inches wide and attractively priced at 45c¢ a yard six, special at $3.25. |trtbuted to eagh of his tenants, the maximum penalty for violation | Arh PIRES ~—Basement Halssroor: = The tickets entitle the holder to/of the rules, \) - — sts .