The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 22, 1915, Page 8

ASale That Offers Than They Sale of Men’s Shirts Seattle Men Better Shirts for Less Money Can Get at Any Other Time. 5,000 well-made brand new Shirts were specially bought for this sale—and bou at such prices that we can sell them to you ata deal less than the regular rates. All new and stylish patterns—all good fabrics—and no matter which group you buy from, you are sure to get a bargain Men’s 75c Spring Shirts $1.50 —55c Ea.— Men's Spring at 95c— Shirts Men, if you wish to economize, attend this sale For Tuesday—Men’s $1.50 Shirts of corded ma of T5c Shirts at S5e each Made with attached | dras, mercerized madras and clot —coat Jaundered cuffs in pretty stripes of different | style with soft or starched special at 95« colors. Men’s $1 Spring Shirts —79c Ea. 79c, men, for splendid $1,00 Shirts. M percale, with nice striped patt ored and perfect fitting—laund Men’s satin stripes and fig ular Freneb cuffs, ape Men's Shirts of madras and silk and linen 2.00 Spring Shirts oat $1.35— with e. with the pop Lower Main Floor. Bedding Day—at the March Sale of Housefurnishings 10c Pillow Cases 7'2c Each Pillow Cases, size 42x36 inc’ medium weight, at 7Ti¢c, and not over 1 dozen to a customer at this price. 121c Pillow Cases 10c Each 300 dozen Pillow Cases, size 42x36 inches, made from good heavy mus lin. Buy them here Tuesday at lOc 20c Pillow Cases 17c Each Extra heavy Pillow Cases, size 45x26 inches, 200 dozen in t lot, neatly hemmed and ready for use. 40c Bleached Sheets 29c Bleached Bed Sheets, size 72x90 inches, made with flat center seam Not over 1 dozen to a customer. t Heavy less kind, size eatly hemmed Bleached Bed Inches center seam; not ove a Red T4x84 inches Croche' $2.00 Bed Spreads, satin finish, Tax 90 inches, with M size Bates in the lot seilles patterns, ¢ $1.59 of fine qi spectal 75¢ Bed Sheets 59c Each strong Bed Sh Sixd0 ine 4s, the seam 60c Bleached Sheets 49c Sheets of strong sb size with fat 1 dozen to each $1.00 Crocheted Spreads 79c Spreads, good welght neat Marseilles patterns, 200 only with at $1.50 Bates’ Spreads $1.25 Crocheted Bed Spreads, 200 with pretty MORNING From 9 a. m. to 12 only, and not is at your service—when telephone orders can be taken for} ever you desire — ready morning specials. and able to help yon if “af 1, you have any foot troubles 12'c Cluny Laces 7c Yard Bho erg ste : Chiropodist Cluny Laces, 2% to 3% Inches wide. Fine for trimming curtains searts and fancy work, as well as for underw I2%e value, from 9 to 12 at 7c yard —Upper Main Floor. Laces and Embroideries 1c Valenciennes Laces and Embroid ertes, in values to 10¢ a yard, on sale from 9 a. m. to 12 at lc yard Slightly soiled from handling. —Upper Main Floor 10¢ Egg Beaters 5c Each Family size Dover Egg Beaters, beat the eggs in a very short time. On sale from 9% a. m. to 12 o'clock at just one-half the regular selling price. —Lower Main Floor. Women’s Cotton Hose 11c Specials for Tuesday in the]; Domestics 7c Muslin at _9¢ Yd. Medium: M weight Hen Dennison Paper 10c Percales at | / "Se 4 “Tc Yd. he ag eatgns son Hoard — Rabbits and Chiek ems Seconds of Women's 25c Black Si ab ape Cotton Hose, with double garter | 1. araa,. tope and double heels and toes, | aad dark shades, neat pat Sizes 8% to 10%. Good wearing ” hose, on sale from % to 12 —Lower Main Floor. 10c Linenette Seconds 5c 12'%4c Ginghams Mill ends of Linenette Seconds 25 to 30 inches wide; natural and &c Yd. blue shades. Not over 12 yards « sold to a customer. From 9 a. m.] ; k to 12 —Lower Main Floor. 1. De, 400 mind Cards to send to friends. Novelties for the children. Dosaretiens for the home. and appropriate 30c . 10¢ 5c “Bargain Tuesdays” in the Grocery Section Have Helped Thousands to Economize on Their Table Supplies—It Can Help You 15 POUNDS OF PURE CANE SUGAR FOR— California Layer Figs, 10c size 8 Yellow Cream Cheese, pound py Home Currants, priced at 10c Cc Maggi Bouillon Cubes, dozen 15¢ Raisins, priced at tic Home-Made Mayonnaise, 35c vaille, 25¢ lar Queen Olives, jar 22',¢] When purchased| California Shelled Wainuts, ib. 35c Dunbar’s Whole Okra, No. 2 cans 12!c | with one dollar's | Yakima Biueberries, No. 2 cane at 15c Dei Monte Lima Beans, can, 17)2¢ Sha i naener | Yakima Prunes or Plums, can 12) 5c Del Monte String Beans, can 17/26 | cluding flour—or, | Peaberry Coffee, 30c grade, pound 266 Leslie’s Shaker Salt, priced, can 8 | of course, more | Dei Monte Beets, No. 2 cane at 1250 re a few sugar SE eA: | Wattle © Kastes 2a0y 17kc Hon Murehe Del Monte a 206 large nize Krade, can Apricots, | Van Camp's soups, tua gel The Cooking or Vinting choice of Baldwins Delaware Reds, w they last, specia Apples, Holland Kidney Bromangelon, Jelly powder dessert Kefreshing Drinks and % BEEMARCHE. BON —Pike St.—Seattle Tel. Elliott 4100 Union 8t.—Second Ave Floor « Vrice’s Haking Powder, New Vard Dates, Preserves + 27h 22c 14c "S119 $1.25 81x90 | 79¢ each The Bon Marche’s Semi-Annual | | Headquarters for Alaska outfits of every description and at very moderate prices. DECLARES GULLS | CARRY FILTH INTO | CITY’S RESERVOIR 6 following Is reprinted from the Municipal News, offictal organ selven, th line for the » the high Y make a bee Thefr natural home ts reservoir sens, and t vite the ne Korba, i themselves, how The gulls don’t have the dumps all t od eve eariage 6 * the hom of millions of rate nhe ahd Visit them for yourse 1 will see trails running here and there ard as they are. It's all honeycombed beneath i When I vinited one dump, in particular, a man rained a# board, and we found rats as thick as maggots at work The man Jumped into the hole with one i killed eight rate He didn't have » particularly large foot, either! | away wits these dumps, use the incinerators again, and the J city's health will noc be jeopardized ax it in now Mra, Cutting quoted figures which, she sald, were from the eit records, to show that the cost of collecting garbage here is out of all GEN, SCOTT TAKES INDIANS * WASHINGTON, Mareh 2 | | i portion to that of other cities | onic as that of war 4 rt Utah, stating that the the A men battle of Lake Erie was re att Seott, chief of staff at Muti. | Koncral was petsonally conducting the four leaders of ‘eay trem Brig. Gen war in Utah to Salt Lake City, At Salt Lake he will hand them over to Marshal Nebeoker } Secretary of War Garrison congratulated Scott on bis suc in | ducing the redmen to surrender when that issue had been thought tm poasible, MARSHALL SEES HIS FLAG SAN FRANCISCO, March 22.—The new flag of the vice president of Ms rnies | league, Tho News explains thit it takes no’ responsi bility for the utterances of Mrs, Cutting, quoted in the article Her ¥ | marks are printed because they are a fair sample of the eriticiam of elt epartments whieh tn always cropping up, and in which, it Is safe to presume, there 1 a falg fraction of truth, The real remedy t# a bureau of municipal research for such conditions, The News says feu gulin by thousands breakfast dally in the filth and gar bage dump at the foot of Beacon hill, and then fly to the Beacon lil reservoir and enjoy a morning batt This startling information was offered to the Seattle Cen ral Labor counes!, at ite meeting Wednesday night, by Mra, Mar tha R. Cutting, representing the Women's I 1 clubs, dur a talk ja which she eriticised city dep for inefft vnd other shortcomings n see them for yourself, any morning,” she asserted, “There are four dumps in the lee of the hill, and the gulls congregate there in at flocks ‘They love frenh water for a ¢ and the elty has kin pr vieed them with 2 acres of it, near the kfast table. Having filled of the United Stater a given to the breeze today for the first time | 1t was run up on the cruiser Colorado, flagship of the Pacific feet, wh Vie dent Marshall paid his respects to Admiral Howard, com mander of the ‘ee: The feast of St. Nenedict, founder of the Renedictine order of the Catholic churel., in the fifth century, was ce orated jointly yer torday with the observence of Passion Sunday, the *t of St. Benedict always being helt om March 21, the anniversary of his death j Passion Sunday, also o prayers and with th | draping of the pictures and # He churcher in 5 a two weels before Easter, and is ¢ ted with special hymns praise and prayers to commemorate t ings of Jesus Christ t prior to the eructfixion. Next Sunday Sunday before Kast alm Sunday will be celebrated, with the special chant of the pa of Jewus Christ, an narrated by St. Matthew, and this will mark the be | Stnning of Holy week, which will continue until Easter Sunday VETERANS 60 TO THEATRE Manager Rush Bronson, of the Empress theat erans ® real smoker, without the smokes, at t at the Empress Monday afternoon Over 81 box seats were set aside for the veterans and the Ladies of the GA. R. The theatre wan decorated with flags and bunting, and the orchestra confines itself to patriotic music After the performance the veterans were allowed to go behind the footlights and mingle with Col. Pai ‘8 Old Soldier Fiddlers, headliners thin week's bill COMMISSION TO COME HERE D. C,, are to the ef gineering comrniacion, which Is to build the r be in Seattle in April will be tion of the commission's business, While the exact terminal of the rail road has not been ma tic, the first unit, it is now positively be | | gave clyi Ing of the ar vet new bill on Advices from Washington, pet that the Al 4d in the North aska will Seattio od Mra. Non of th ret over the inconv Wm. G. MeAdoo At Charlottenbarg police, who confiscated $7 The money was restored as soon as presented her complaint Mra. Foster's embarrassment was caused by her foster-brother gelo Scarpa, an Italian i Scarpa bought the gold at a premium of the German law nce cau rican 4 McAdoo Foster, sister of treasury, by in gold belonging to her mbassador James W. Gerard aecretary had An which is 9 technical viola GIRL DRUGGED AND KIDNAPED SAN FRANCISCO, March 22.—The kidnaping of a young woman ho apparently had been held prisoner under the influence of drugs was mi ted to the police today by Fred Seachrist, who declared he raw t affair christ says he met the girl in a downtown street and that she fell unconscious as she was about to address him. As he les over her, he saic automobile dashed up and a man leaped out He attacked me. aid Seachrist, “seized the girl, carried her to the machine and disappeared The police believe the girl had been kidnaped earlier in the ad been given a drug and had escaped her captors CONCERT FOR FIRLAND'S SICK fents at night, the Firlands tuberculosis hosp when th agies’ band, h r, discourse and popular muste for two hours from stand Following the concert the musicians were invited ) the hospital, where refreshments were served The Kagles plan to give free concerts during the summer at vy ous hospitals and homes, which would not otherwise have band music ind will be open for such engagements every other Sunday All of the nusicians volunteer their services. PEACE PLANS HANGING FIRE Negotiation meshoremen had a genuine treat by Crawford White. noon art for the settlement of the labor disputes between unton and the Water Front Employers’ union, which resulted in & general strike In this port's Alaska, coastwise and foreign shipping ere hanging fire today, pending the arrival from Chicago of T, V O'Connor, president of the International Longshoremen’s association it was expected that President O'Connor would arrive in this morning ,but his departure from Chicago was delayed at the and probably he will not arrive in Seattle before ttre last Tuesday oment morning. Immediately upon his arrival the entire affair will be threshed out nnd @fforts made to arrivesat an early asi agreement A MERE Napoleon of a battlefield hasn't any story on the lad who! has just won a pocketful of marbles. WHO HOLLERED “Hard Times"? Homestead steel works have added 4,000 men to the payroll | HAVE YOU registered this year? to sign the referendum petitions, You must be a registered voter | Rialto 552 Silk-Lisle Hose 50c New Terry Bath Robes $5.00 | deen Stocking ure | yf fe erick & Nelnc from merce od art of ve high qua tion trous finish | Also at $5.00, a coat-style handsome and stylish appear Terry Robe in pin ght RIALTO STOCKING of 1 with tite satin § ribbon i fz ‘ vie sole 1 The qua and design of the _ I | material are unusually gor 44 RIALTO FLARE - TOP At $3.95, Bath Robe of TOCKINGS of fine black striped Terry cloth in pleas wilk-Hele lavender bor ing combinations of color der in hem; 60¢ palr | made in cost style, with turn ff ‘ | over collar and cuffs and tie fj nd strongly reinforced; 60¢ a ig sucrver saute veh Raster Tokens and Favors A' NIQUE but inexpensive . | r token is the dain | Guest Towelings 1) tox decorated in hand-col ored facsimile which bear + 35¢ Yard an appropriate verse « ¢ A SEW «bipment of figured hee Linen Huck Towe cover and incloses an envelog 1 Fleur Lin a Flower Seeds or two or 4 } pretty Satin Band pa « 1 6b plein weave, Goacty-weren three. Spring Wulbe j | Huek wet ngs. Fifteen inches - A box containing seeds of the Night Stock expresses | yard ; 2 this sentiment } | Natural Linen. color Art ~ ] wn in three de With Easter Greetings * Miniature Wool Chicks and j s, for scarfs, table cng tunnies, 10c, 15c, 25¢ and 50c | other fancy-wor M H sleet Meek, 11 dozen. ; | Pightee hes i « Pretty Decc moderately priced at 25c sng Prarvwssetheryy scree 0. Lee © yard kK fragrance gisdden « pink, 50¢ to $2.50 dozen First 3 prices on these novelties Place aster de range from 15e to 50¢ signs, 25 ¢ n. P ‘ Napkins in Easter designs, H} Mail Order Service be dosen | Ducks, Chicks and Rabbits i E" RY order given the tnd for table favors, 50c and $1.00 Hand-painted and Engraved } vid n of an ex dozen Easter Greeting Cards, 5c to pert t Dry goods Mechanical Fur Ducks, 35c, 0c each : S Hi shipped postpaid an nt be and $1.25 Easter Postcards, 2 for 5c, in Washington, Oregon, Alaska, Mechanical Fur Rabbits, 20c, Se each and 16¢ dozen. idaho, Montana, 3he and 75¢ Stationery Section, First Floor } BASEMENT SALESROOM New Arrivals in Wash Fabri aa 10c, 15c and 20c Yard LOWERED «s one of the new arrivals that makes up well into wom- | F en's and childrer ‘ s and waists. It is of soft texture with well-print+ ed designs in pleasing colors on white and tinted grounds, also stripes and dots } oon white gr Twenty-nine inches wide, 15@ yard } White Wash Goods 10c, 15¢ and 20c Yard White Corded Striped Corded and Barred Sheer Dimity in evenly and Checked Dimity, 27 Crepe in many effective woven stripes and bars, 27 } 10 ' patterns, inches wide, and 30 inches wide, 15¢ a ee te: Ae ward and 20@ yard Basement Salesroom. Normandy Valenciennes widths from 2 to 5 *inches in these durable Normand Valen- ciennes es for trim- ming undermuslins and children’s wear. Ex- ceptional value at 10¢ yard —Basement Salesroom. Dainty Bedroom Cretonnes 18c Yard lors and patterns especially suitable for bed sets. Rubber Bathing window erie iresser sets r cushions and wat covers, are shown in wide. vaclety at tse popeli Caps, 25c price rhe patterns are p na soft, firm fabric ATHING CAPS. of that launders well | retains its fresh, crisp appear pure gum rubber with ance rhirty-three inches wide, 18¢@ yard rubber frill, in a la as- 8, attrac- 25e¢ ¢ sortment of co Darker Effects in Cretonnes tive values l dining-room and hall include 1 re- Basement Salesroom, productions « nen weaves and tapestry patterns in color combinations, among them mulberry and Fiber-Silk r putty and blues, soft greens, tan,, brown and * e gteen and gray, bine these fabrics are fast- Hosiery, 50c Pair very effective furniture LACK. Fiber-sitk and lambrequins, Thirty- Stockings with high spliced heels and toes, izes 814 to 10, attractive Marquisette Curtains, $1.50 Pair red-thread Marquisette in both ecru and “ly priced at 50@ pair Curtains urtai —Rasen are woven of gi quality mer ivory color, 1s ceri Phey os 2 yard in soft, graceful the lo not shut out light and « $1.50 pair \ttractively price Basement Salesroom. Novelties in Chinaware Attractively Priced Miller Corsets : NALAD Bowls, Berry Special $1.00 BD) Howie ss One dStsnen HE good-looking Corset. pic Fruit Plates, in pleasing fs a8 flower and fruit decorations, tured (style 907) is made Re. of embroidered batiste, strongly Fruit Plates and Chop Dishes in rose decoration, boned throughout and especially 10¢. desirable for the average figure eSalad and Fruit Bowls 7 and Chop Dishes with floral It has medium bust and long and gold or fruit decoration, skirt with two strong hooks be also Three-pint Jugs with wild rose pattern, 50¢, low front stay and two sets of Seven-piece Berry Sets in hose supporter Sizes 19 to 30. floral pattern, attractive va Basement Salesroom.