The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 29, 1915, Page 8

100 Easter Coats at $13.95} Will Be Out on the Racks at the Bon Marché Tuesday They Are Such Good Style and Such Good Value That Your Decision Will Be Made the Minute You Set Eyes on Them. tyles, in Whi Pleasing model the deessy or utility Ye in cords, Coverts, Fancy ( ing There are a hundred’ coats in the lot-—all excelle ored, and they are superb value at $13.95 One dressy style in a whipcord—is silk lined out and has the wide revers—and inlaid silk 4 fastens with a single frog The ultra smart gunclub checks—have patch Belgium blue silk touch of color while the and double cuffs lar and cuff give them periect 4 Other likable styles are the Prince Chap Coats in tan covert, 4 Janior Coats in fine wool poplins and covert Balmacaans ( for outdoor sports) . A Summary Disposal of Lingerie Wa —at $1.95— They're odds and ends of lines that used to sell at from $3.95 ap to $10. Some are massed, but many are absolutely perfect. We've had a house cleaning in the Waist Section, and we found quite a number of high-class Lingerie Waists that should have been sold sooner. They are odds and ends of lines that were originally marked at $3.95 and $6.95—and some, indeed, are leftovers of $10.00 grades Some are mussed—others are in perfect condition—and they come in voiles and marquisettes—some are hand embrotdered They will all be on the Main Floor Bargain Square Tuesday at $1.95—no matter what original price was or present condition is. ists Better Get Your New Untrimmed Shape Today—if You Want to Have It Ready for Easter If you expect to trim your own E Hat, better get t sha at once. We've about 200 Spring Shapes, worth $1.95 and $2 to offer at $1.69. Sailors, rolling brim styles, turbans and oth of hemp and Milan hemp—best colors, of course. Beautiful Trimming Flowers 50c Ea. To go with th at $1.69 are beautiful ming flowers at 50c that look t like the real things flat daisies in all the new shades—very popular this season bunches of grapes, large silk roses and others, Second Floor, tris Lars At the March Sale of House- furnishings Towels Are Still the Morning Specials On sale from 9 a. m. to 12.—No Religious Holy Week Reading those who are In search phone orders for Forencon Sateen Remnants 8 Yard Sateen Remnants, heavy qual- ity, 38 Inches wide, tn good col- ore and black; lengths from 1 to 9 a m. to 12, Sc a yard. Lace Curtains 25¢ Apiece Nottingham and Bobbinet Cur- tains, also Scrime—manufactur- or ramples On sale from °% a. m, to 12 at 25c each. Om the Third An “Elisabeth” Ruff tx be quaint. Made of aheerest crepe or net edged with biack and finished with a band of biack ¥ and a tiny bouquet. A Mi Hack 5c ed at k Towels, wk Tomels, BE o lar In back. Shown tively embroidered designs Upper Main Floor. The Ladies’ Home Journal Patterns for May Are Already Here Good Ginghams Galore And at:Prices Sach as You Will Only See at This Store Mill ends of Apron and Dress Ginghams at mill price—or very near it—s res of the new Spring patterns in the best American Ginghams—and last, but not least ans Ander son's” superb Scotch Ginghams—with more wear to them—and less fade than any ginghams made tn the world. 7'¥4c Apron Ginghams 5c Yard | 12'4c Dress Ginghams 8'c 4,000 yards of Apron Ginghams, 27 inches wide Dress Ginghams specially priced for Tuesday lengths to 20 yard Neat blue checks, in a good | at Sige a yard, 27 inches wide, lengths to 20 yards assortment of fast colors. Tuesday, special, 5c | Red Seal quality; plain styles, plaids a yard. 81-3c Apron Ginghams 6c Yard 3,600 yards of extra heavy Apron Ginghams, al! and stripes Chambray Ginghams 15c Yard Impert. al Chambray Ginghams, 30 inches ¥ blue checks, fast colors, 27 inches wide, lengths to plain styles, pretty checks and atri 10 yards. Regular price §1-3c yard. Special at | of the best ginghams to be had for the m 6c yard. Priced, lic a yard 10c Chambray Ginghams 71/2 4,200 yards of Chambray Ginghams, 27 Anderson’s Scotch Ginghams 25c inches Anderson's Scotch Ging ghams in “plaids wide, lengths to 10 yards. Plain blues, pinks and and stripes, plain styles. A good, dependab tans, in neat checks and stripes. Fast colors, a | ham in a variety of splendid shades; 31 inches yard, 7%c. wide. Priced ca yard Lower M oor. On Bargain Tuesday at Seattle’s Best Grocery Provided you buy $1 worth of other gro- ceries, not including flour or more sugar. Pure ground Black Pepper, Ib. 19¢ Soft shell Walnuts, priced at 9c Ib. Pure Baking Powder, 1-lb. cans 15¢ Table Salt, 10-pound sacks at 18 Dry Onions, 10-Ib. pkg., 18¢; Ib. 2c Macaroni or Spaghetti, 7c package Apricot Jam, priced at 15c a pound Orange Marmalade at 17/0 pound Pure Apple Butter, priced at 9o Ib Elbow-cut Macaroni pound for 6 Candied Cherries, vest BOG | | 323c| 9c quality, pound Lemon or Vantin i 172c Floating Borax Totlet Sonp, Ron Marche brand, splendid 4 @¢, | + | quality bars for Jell-O oF Bromangeiun, Ale} Ze any flavor, packnae 8c | wries. No. | Herndeli sifted mali ena, White Cooking Figs, spler 123c 174c quality; new lot jus , 3 Geek’ yeund 7c | ein isibd Wind, ee sian Hie Spanish Gucen Ollven, eae etl ache i tre fine quality; dozer Bier meet =" * 3B | Sahat Vb | sera iene dseices SOS Seibiticcy, Wales, 0° new, Guth Clow's Waffle Flour and Wattle Valiors cate clous beverage Tron, regular value $12 aelects 20c | 25c!/! 60c Bon Marche Tea, special 45¢ ib Dei Monte Pears, No. 2'/, cans, 22',c New Evaporated Peaches, 7c pound Black Cooking Figs, new crop 6c Ib. Del Monte Sugar Peas, at 12!zc can 95c Sole Seattle agents for ‘Burbank’ flower and vegetable seeds. —Fourth Floor. bottle ia price Fourth Floor Rellance Corn, three cans for 5c M. J. B, Coffee, 3-Ib. cans for $1.00 30c paper shell Almonds, tb. Pioneer Minced Clams, 3 cans 35¢ 12\26 Eagle Brand Peas at 10c can ur Kanter Novel Lots of pretty Floor, Special prices Easter Cards to Tr z ‘ on Easter and nd to your THE e Wedding Friends. Upper Stationery Main Floor. BON - Upper Main Floor. Union 8t.—Second Ave.—Pike St.—Seattle Tel, Elliott 4100, $1.95 and $2.95 Spring Shapes $1.69 | 15 Pounds of Pure Cane Sugar for 89c| THE SEATTLE of books suitable for Lenten « lg aap Bargains. perusal, we offer Leading Topic in Linens 5c Calicoes at 3c a Yard | saints. py 0 So heavy is the demand—that ‘ rice Cal 24 and 25 inches wide, ‘The Heart of the Bible—t« we are going to st ch Towel | very nicely bound, and priced Day to two towel days—so every | ee oe housewife will have a chance to | handsomely get a goodly supply of towels | Denson #100. for her linen cheet. ~— Oe Turkish Towels, 18x04 From 9 a m. to I? a sale of rupant, at Gee, a gage o 8c | Flowered Crepe Boudotr Caps at p pee - = le eng elastic 12\%¢ Turkish Towels, vice 10c! afound the face. Upper Main 18x38 tnches Fleer. New pa in Dainty " De Turkioh Towels, sire 19 Easter Neckwear 22544, mpecial at c 25c || 'Here’s a Job for a Certain Public Spirited Citizen’ Paul Hedrick Might Lend a Hand “Here if Owner Won't Clean Up The District on Federal Ave. The 1100 block on Federal ave is in a “tony” district. The home of thie district are uniformly fin costly and in good taste. sa R. Dawson's Lot in “Tony” dure for 1, went 8 vent cunning spots Sunday he on 8 Ir reed from found trave ity his automobile district in the bia to Ballard. ov It Is a! Col nd he district of which the Seattie boost. many “spot er has a right to be proud. He reports many vacant lots in | Residents out that way say the | the vicinity of Madison park whicl land is worth every cent of $100 a could be improv front foot Wherever there is a if the rubbish wer house, you will find around it a them, and says t beautiful, immaculate iawn ral buildings, “leftovers from a But, here and there, you will find previous da whit could be |a vacant And | “nobody's | made wightly with a coat of paint business” to keep a vacant lot | have left 4 of lumber | clea and odds and ends about We show here a@ lot which, Many tourists en route to Sno }though there is no house on it, qualmie Falls are going to pass should be No. 1117 Federal. There| through this district this summer, jis a real estate sian on it, adver says Williams The Lake Washington boulevard is in good’ shape Keneraily, but needs repairs in spots Te ) ROT | tising it for sale, and stating that | Burwell & Morford, Colman build ing, are the agents. This lot is littered with weeds, and rub paper brush and rubbish, in marked ang > Madrona district, and painful contrast to the pretty lots ¢ arking strip nesr the lake ts on either inkempt | Next door, at No, 1123, is the f Mt. Haker Park district home of Paul Hedrick, a Sea ported O. K. and Franklin h newspaperman, whose specialty is! schoo! spick and span. Jack» Quiiding fine, but often mythical,| well lighted, but too many rub skyscrapers downtown for the col-| bishy vacant lots umne of his newspaper Williams criticises the practice of Sometimes Hedrick’s skyscrap-| merchants leaving garbage cans |* ers materialize, but generally they Second and Third aves. in the don't. of the are still it jen't Hedrick's particular busi ness to clean up the lot t door, might just as well b | but it would improve the neighbor alleys. hood in which he lives if he did. en Anne boulevard In fine} To build a skyscraper costs mil-| shape, but parking strips need at |lions. To clean up a lot like the|tention. People insist on dumping jone at No. 1117 Federal would cost| rubbish on vacant lots jabout $5. There is much work to be The owner of this “spot on Se-| done,” conclides Williams, “but jattie’s vest” is THERESA R. OAW.| when we are through SON. jently advertixe Seattle as being. | ye jnot only the best lighted, but also C. M. Williams, chairman of the | the cleanest, city in the United} conventions clean-up and paint-up! States SOUSE.TOPS ORPHEUM BILL packaged” Saturday n hed chamber w ut friend wife learning to reach your room via a winding staircase Then see Alan Brooks at the Orpheum this w There's a spiral ‘ase in the sanitarium, and some other things that cause grouches Ever get nicely ght and try to get into your f your condition, and have ite few excel James C. Moore Two 6 ansist Vall is a Philippine lass, who assists George They wear very little clothing in the Morton and Frank F. ia Damerel in Philippines Wal and Croker do a tumbling and musical stunt ell, former featherweight champion, appears in a dress suit Miss Clara Ingle sings songs and tells a bear ste the opening numt BIG SHOW AND SMOKER TONIGHT es of all the big interests of the cit Love or Fame,” a pantomime. Representatiy have been in vited to a combination vaudeville show and boxing exhibition at the au of the 8 Press club tonight, given under th ing picte ora, the object of which is to interest the big me and ¢ ty departments in a gigantic adver ng scheme to boost Seattle. The moving picture men propose to take a night moving picture of a rade ball in the Hi ome, which will require the i) candle-pe ectric light. The picture will show advertising booths, exhibits ther Seattle features After the musie and vauc tchmaker Dan Salt will stage he following events: Chet Neff vs. Leo Crevier; Billy Wright vs Hilly Vietro vs. Leo Houck; Ad Schaffli vs. Steve Gard two Poolman brothers, aged 10 and 12 CAFE DANCE WAR SETTLED Henry Kraiger iner, and the No more dancing amongst the tables at the Hofbrau, the Breakers Tate nd the American No more cabaret shows at the Rathskeller, the Butler and other el where food, as well 1 refreshments, is dispen Rut the first four may pu all the cabaret entertainment they ant At the other cafes dancing will be allowed These are the terms of a peace pact agrepd to late Saturday by the managers and proprietors of such establishm The conference was held in the office of Chief of Police Lang By the new arrangement the saloon- wed to put on more than a single performer time prohibited, Given the privi of holding dances, the proprietors of the bigger cafes agree Jiscontinue their cabaret shows WASHINGTON, March 29. With cables from Tokio announcing the policies of the Okuma ministry were indorsed at the recent Japa ere election he far Eastern situation has b me a real problem for be i nite to solve Th embassy announces the Okuma government will have votes in the diet, against State department officials militariam Y.M.C.A. OFFERS SPANISH COURSE a result of the America, this week 100 for the opposftion realize this result is a great triumph ad growing interest beihg shown by young the educational department of the Y. M a short course in South American Spanish cans in South is opening, to be taught by Joseph Burdet, a Guatemalian Hurdet has acted for several years in the capacity of traveling salesmen throughout Latin America for a large American firm The Y. M. C. A. Spanish class will hold two-hour sessions twice a week for 10 weeks and be limit to 10 men ATTORNEY GENERAL TANNER says the “immediate preserva. | tion of health” recited in the emergency clause of the fish code must | have meant the welfare of the clam. By the same token, the emergency clause on the other bills must have meant health of the Electric hog. STAR we can hon-| Ameri-| GA | Patterns Carpet-Size Rugs at Reduced Prices WENTY-NINE large Rugs in various weave comprising patterns of which but one or two remain on hand and which will not be ree ordered, are quoted for quick selling at unu ually-low prices as follows? 3 Axminster Rugs, ¢ 6x9, reduced 1 Tapestry Rug, size 5x10%, ree {o $10.50 cach duced to $9.50. . 2 Axminster Rugs, size 7-0x9, reduced 2 Body Brussels Rugs, size 8-3x10-46, to $12.00 ecac! educed to $17.50 cach 1 Tapestry Rug, size 7-6x9, reduced 1 Velvet Rug, size 9x12, reduced to to $7.00. $13.50. | 2 Wilton Rugs, ¢ 6x9, reduced to 8 Body Brussels Rugs, size 9x12, ree 50 « duced to $19.50 cact 2 Axminster Rugs, size 8-3x10-6, re 5 Wilton Rugs, size 9x12, reduced to $28.75 cach ize 9x12, reduced to $39.50 cacl $13.50 ca 2 Wilton Rugs, duced t Recond Floor. BASEMENT SALESROOM A Large Assortment of Untrimmed Hats At 95c, $1.95, $2.95, $3.95 The Shapes The Straws Lisere, Milan, Milan Hemp, Plain Hemp, uscan {1 Leghorn The Colors Belgium-blue, Navy, Sand, Brown, lilitary-red and Purple The Selection wide enough to ensure everyone om ice for general or dress | - H | Unusually Good Values in | SILK DRESSES AT $15.75 /\e Consior RING the smartness of the styles, the good | ne “A quality of the materials and the careful workmanship, }| h these new Dresses are unusual values at this price. They } ‘ are made up in | “ Crepe Poplin Chiffon Taffeta Charmeuse | t \ Silk Faille Pongee Crepe de Chine HH ? styles suitable for party, afternoon and calling wear. The Copenhagen, gray, old-rose, sand, wis- black and black-and- 34 to 42 colors include tan, putty, king’s-blue, 16 } taria, navy, white check effects. Sizes and 18 years, and bust measurement Exceptional value at $15.75. Good Style and Serviceable Materials in Women’s Spring Suits at $18.50 to-date styles featured in these Suits are well worth inspection on i HE tasteful u date he part of those who do not wish to exceed this price for the Easter Suit. The popular Norfolk styles and semi-belted effects are in the assorte ; ment in many pleasing variations, in shepherd's checks and the new plain EY | Sizes for women and misses =} —Basement Salesroom, d values at $18.50. Very g¢ | | | Clearing Wash Goods Remnants Women’s Rubber-Sole Oxfords Special $2.45 Pair \ specially- price for on om eqs | at 5c and 10c Yard AT 5¢ YARD Useful le Ginghams, f Apron kinds, Flannel, many low Tuesday \w —| Rubber - sole of White and Colored Outing hed tleached Muslins, s, reduced Unbleached Lawns anc wash fabric Oxfords Calf and White Nw buck. They are made over excellent-fitting Engg 2 to Be yard Tan AT 10¢ YARD— Remnants of standard quality Ging- hams, 36-inch Percales, Galateas, Dress Crepe, Figured Lawn, Cloth, Ripplette, Flannel, ( Romper a comfortable, lish last, and sizes range to 7. Special, $2.45. pair ent Salesroom, Flannelette, Muslin and reduced to LO@ yard —Basement Satesroow. Printed from Canton ambric, Bas! other materials, New Neckwear Arrivals at 15¢ © \INTY Voile Collars in a variety of new shapes, attrac- tively priced at 15¢@ each. Basement Salesroom, Embroidered Initialed Gown $1.00 Very attrac- Ra PB Pe ges New Shadow Laces, 25c this Gown of AINTY designs for dress waists white cre pe and lingerie frocks in these new Shadow Laces. W idths 18 to 27 inches. plisse, made in | slip-over style, Unusual values at 25¢@ yard H . : —Basement Salesroom, with kimono sleeves. The initial, seal- lops and floral Germantown Yarn Special 5c Skein OUR-FOLD Germantown Yarn if F spray designs ge re light-blue, pink, navy, lavender, j 00. black, “special 5¢@ skein \| Basement Salesroom, Abalone Jewelry, 10c Women’s Vests, 15¢ A BALONE SHELL BROOCHES in INE Cotton Ribbed Vests in various beautiful iridiscent colorings and styles, with plain or fancy Topsy 7% | many desirable shapes, 10@ each unusual values at 15¢. Basement Salesrogm. Hasement Salesroom | H