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

Thursday at the Bon Marche—a Special Sale of =200 White Coats= ® And just when White Coats are in the hey- At Extremely Low Prices day of public favor—and it is no wonder they are vaaerte for they can be worn with any kind of a hat, or any kind of dress, and | still look smart and snappy, although, of | course, they are at their best when worn with silk or lingerie dresses. | Nobby White Coats at —$8.95— ength White be tylee—have and cuffs of self large patch pockets Swagger short and th Coats in Balmacaan and large and tatlored collars material and black velvet and novelty buttons Stunning White Coats at —$11.95— They may be had in basket weaves, in checks cut Empire style or loose box effect, with | the Napoleon collar of Belgian blue and large patch pockets—as well as many other styles Ten Different Models at | —$15.00— Including novelty boucles, heavy, closely woven plain and striped chinchillas, short “Johnny” coats, box styles, Ralmacaans—another model is of striped corduroy, full belted. All sizes. Chic Blouses at $1.59 quart Extreme Values in We’ve Just Unpacked This = Comprising Two Dozen Models ‘Twenty-four’ modele—and each one more charming than the last! Made of the sheer. est voiles, orstandies and lingeries. Trim- med with the fimesy and newest embroider fes, Cluny laces and hemstitching One pretty mmde! of Marquisette has the “twoinone” «ollar and scalloped edge front of organdie. Shoulders and top sleeves made with rows of fine pin-tucks. Another chic style develpoed in volle is trimmed with insets of lace and is embroid ered. And there are many equally pretty and desirable styles to choose from—and tn all sizes up to 46. —Second Floor. Women’s $3.50 and $4 Pumps and Oxfords A PAIR All Sizes From 2 1-2 to 8—in Many Styles ‘These are factory ends of Women’s Pumps and Oxfords, but all new style, on sale at $247 a pair. Pumps are satin, velvet, suede or patent leather, Colonial or strap effect. Oxfords, button and lace style, with low and military heels. Women’s $4.00 Tan English Walking Shoes $2.87 Pr. Women's dark tan English Walking Shoes with flexible welt soles and the low heels and blind eyelets. All sizes, Included In this sale, and just splendid to wear on a hike. $4.00 value, $2.87 pair. —-Upper in Floor, ‘A Sale of a Thousand——— Amoskeag Girgiam Aprons 50c For Apron Day—Gingham Aprons for 50c, each one bearing | an Amoe! tag—made in pretty checks and plaids—full length, with neck, oulders and sleeves bound in white. They are just as illustrated here. Percale Dust Caps 5c Very handy when house-clean- ing or doing the morning du: ing are these Percale Dust 50c Coverall Aprons 29¢ | For Apron Dy erall Aprons Ment and ai je of with aps at be. Light or dark co’ kimono ate, and Duteh style, with elastic at the | belt at the back back 25 Band Aprons 19c 75c Apron and Cap 39c | Large Coverall Gingham Nicq full Band Aprons of blue Apron with Cap to match and white checked gineham | Apron in made with yoke tn two iarge pockets and tie | front, cuffs and pocket neatly 2he value, special at finshed with white tape | Second Wloor. 9 A. M. to 12 Specials (No Phone Orders for Any of Them) 25c Bobbinets at 10c Ea. | Marquisettes at 19c Yd. | 5c Bleached Gauze 4c Yd. | in | Facto of fine import Silk Marquisettes 6,000 yards of Bleached Gauze, 1 Bobbi ngths fron eray, navy, certse and | gurt a6 inc wide, on eale trom 1% yards, 26 Inches wide 5 On sale from 9 a m to | , “ : ; anle from 9 4. m. to 12 at 10 ea 12 at ive w yard 9 a. m. to 12 at 4c a yard; value Oe the Upeer | ‘Third Floor. Main Floor. Lower Main Fivor. GROCERY SPECIALS be a yard BAKERY SPECIALS 2 Doz. Cookies for 15c 19c Can Sockeye Delivered only with other groceries Salmon ne of the 1 cans phone orders. Only 6 cans to a cus bran tomer, Hotty, Centennial or, Reman Me 4 derf healt Layer Cakes, choloe of | Gliager * *, 12%e P Excellent Flour, 1 heaith x rn 4 No. 10 sacks, BTV e | ues at 19¢ } 4 teinge: 2 Hey. | 2O0c | « pound 10c | Who c rh ° F100 Tine Seda Crack~ Gratath or Whole Wheat | Whole Cod Fish. best | Cotter Cake, eral va te when tin ges emer Bros. Ke fo pounds 6c oso 10c at * 37k No. 2 Brick Codfieh. . Hek Codtian, Penherry ge No, 1,| best quate 20¢ Thursday Specials in Domestics veoh roaste - priced, pc 22ic CT ce catcos, and 200 Jaquerd Crepes, Ten Fannings, sifted ee ae oeee | wide: pink, blue from the beet 16 ards to e@ac Sapen tea 1p.. L2C ¥, 4c 124c Clow's Wattle Flour, we: Bode Buckeye | 41 jnches whan, leantne | oe fle tro plain styles, | He 8} c The|* Noyn, wet your Bam THE , moderate pri THE SEATTLE STAR RAILROADS SHOULDBEMORE = CAREFUL OF SEATTLE’S FRONT YARD; IT'S VERY SPOTTED NOW Rubbish, ¥ leave Pier 0. Seattle's front As visitors descend the gangplanks fro impressions of the city And the community front yard of fron and broken pleces of machinery, | of every sort Ratiroad ave., tled calf. There is every variety and bh e of dirt South of Yesler, the etreets are partially paved elty rallre would come through for thelr part far b low in coming through, it is claimed. fornia, Alaska and Puget Sound steamers dock average. A fow dollars would accomplish a wonderful | Friday is going to be the big “clean-up” \triet. Merchants, housewives and | sleeves and make it a day of days. mitary organization, with a colonel, 160 privates. Hiram Lindsey ts in charge | by the principals yesterday as to what their Counctiman Marble, David J. Grant, Union St-—Second Ave—Pike pe cdendiel Tel, EN N0tt 4100 fats Marble protesting against the plan “I did not tell Marbi quoted as doing, that a public in ‘ruinous competition.” Competition ‘ruinous,’ get nothing tn return. “Hut the proposed City Hall park market will not solve the from. public market h but no gkrowerto-consumer problem. The fon man, and so has my ler, market, | mostly Japanese vendors. The same is true | vendors at both markets buy off the same wagons fn the early morning “The reason no one has solved the problem farmer, not a salesman. He would rather sell at Grant haa offered t market free of cost if the city wisher | persuading the farmer to turn merchant ‘THEY WANTED HERTOHIRE AHALL | | SAN FRANCISCO, April 7 | robust cow in the yard of J at Hillsborough, a millionaire colony near he | social leader, complained to the board of trust The trustees, after mature deliberation, | delegated Marshal G. L. Conens as | trate the difficulty with the talkative cow of Hillsborough, With cotton in their ears ments ‘ALL CELEBRATE SAME BIRTHDAY | Birthday family—fall on the same day. (They wan the father's 65th anniversdry, the son's 29th. Father and son five at 4327 Seventh ave The father is employed by the bs the son is a city fireman THREE WHOLE TRIBES WIPED OUT Believing greater good may be accomplished by uniting members iliikums of Eittaes Tuesday of all tribes, tribes of Ikht, the T Moxt and Klone. Preparations to San Francisco to participate in the Washington day celebration at/ if he exposition are under way, HARRY TREATED THE BARON FINE Baron Urul | ma-Pacifie exposition, and Baroness Urul, are couver, via Victoria, today. They left here last quet at the Rainier club, Harry Whitney Treat was toastmaster and speeches were made by Donworth Mayor Gill, ex-Senator Piles, | Interior Ballinger, Blaine. ex Judge Congressman Humphrey, ENTERED PARLOR QUITE IN HURRY PORTLAND, April 7 in the home of Mrs, E. T of his motorey An unbidden Phillips, when ran over the curb, Although seriously injured, ecover. GABINET SLOW TO CALL “WAGON” LONDON, April 7.—With extreme The ministry Is wavertr store from Calitorma and Alaska run into as tney yard needs a good deal of “clean-up” ) steamers, they get their firat It’s lke entering the front yard to one’s home attle Is thick with scraps of} is of refuse and #crapheaps | for the most part, in dotted with blot is the unpaved condition of the avenue from Yesler way The responsibility for this condition is largely the rallroad® has been willing to pay its just rhare of the paving costs if the The railroads have thus The above picture shows the condition near Pier D, bad as conditions at some of the other docks, “clean-up” day in the University dis oo} children will all roll up The children will have a reguler 12 captains, School children in all parts of town were given their instructions | }1igh school pupils are not included in the general instructions. GRANT OFFERS CITY FREE SPACE IN HIS MARKET FOR REAL FARMERS chairman yalrman of the the harbors and grounds com. mittee, says he will press hin proposal for a pubile park when the counct! begins making up the budget. manager of the South End market, said Grart Wednesday, market in City Hall park would result public I sald tt would be spoiling the park and that the city would | “The merchants at the public merket are not farmers. They are) a day in the market which ought to be spent on the farm. city 100 feet of floor space in the South End | to continue its experiment of| Recause the plaintive Silverburg disturbed her beauty sleep mediation and rumination A peace committee of one to arbi Meanwhile the millionaires anxtously anniversaries of Gustave Kirschner, | Kirschner, son, and Mrs, Frank Heather, daughter celebrated together 30th and the daughter's pattle Brewing & Malting Co., vice president of the Japanese commission to the Pana Consul Takahashi and E. F guest uneermonjously Martin Dolan dashed into the side of ture and was catapulted through a window Into the it was believed today that Dolan would pressure beth sides on the question of prohibition for Great Britian | was undecided today as to just what action should be taken Boys’ Clothing Second Floor Ladies’ Home Journal Patterns FREDERICK &~ NELSON | The Smart Spring “elle! in st value. The mo and th kmanship attain a stand Basement Salesroom’s Suits at $15. 00 unusual ex- the mate- { very high rial for g 1 The display is well worth inspection on the part of any woman who aim cep her suit expen- diture within a modest limit, embracing as it does most of the Spring's favorite style ideas in plain tail- ored and demi-trimmed suit The materials include Poplir irment at so low a price to k Gaber- Basket-weave Suitings in plair mixtures Pp ite checks Price $15.00. WOMEN'S SEPARATE SKIRTS, SPECIAL $1.50 Fifty Skirts on sale tyles, tail sh br granite f these Thursday: plain and yoked I br wistaria red from lengths of various suitings, and Copenhagen- wn cheviot cloth, erge. Some have Special $1.50. wn Bedford cord, blue pli pockets including and Sizes 23 to 28 green se blue two waist WHITE BASKET CLOTH COATS, $9.5 tailored serviceable white basket cloth yoked style, the latter Attractive value, $9.50. —Basement Salesroom 1,200 Huck Towels In a Special Selling | 5c | Each N sale Thursday, Bleached Cotton Huck Towels of firmly woven, absorbent quality, 18x32 inches, finished with neat border. A handy towel for general use, and especially adapted for apartments and hotels. Special Se each. About 280 Mercerized Cotton Napkins, size 18x18 inches, special 5¢ each. One-yard lengths of All-linen Bleached Crash, Unbleached Linen Toweling, Crash Toweling of linen I'wo attractive styles in these Coats, from Three-quarter length, half-belted or Misses’ with black cross with full bell bottom Rubber Gloves 35c ED Rubber good quality, attractively Be the pair Rasement Salesroom. stripes Women's and sizes attention “spots” Ike a mot 7 And the most serious north, | of sizes 8 and at Gloves 5%, priced Tae Extra-Size Vests 25c OMEN’S Sleeveless Swine W ribbed Vests in low neck style with silk tape at neck; extra sizea—7, § and #, unusually good value at whe. where Call It is by no means as but it strikes a fair at this place. tneir| 24 Heutenants and/ duties thin week ate Basement Ralesroom. a A and cotton mixture and Cotton Toweling with red border, special, Thursday, 7@ cach. Ra sement Ralearaom “Sunfast” Drapery Fabrics Reduced to 50c Yard WO patterns in figured Aurora Sunfast Curtain Fabrics a good range—greens, blue, browns, rose and red—32 inches wide, sharply under- priced at 50¢ the yard BUNGALOW NETS, SPECIAL 15¢ YARD— A variety of patterns in these 42-inch Curtain Nets, suitable for summer home or bungalow. Choice of Wf Z : ecru and ivory color, the yard, special 15¢. —-Basement Salesroom, New Timed Hats, $4.85 A* attractive selection of smart models for general wear, comprising the advanced ideas in Picturesque Poke Shapes Sailors and Turbans cleverly with sword military bows, fruits, in combination Women’s Patent Military Boots $3.35 Pair market in City Hail! has written | in color “ae I have been markets cannot be eliminated the has eliu ed at my market. The} is that the farmer ts aj a little less than spenu | SPECIAL purchase vrings A very attractive values in | Patent Leather Lace Military Boots with black or gray cloth tops, Goodyear welt and Cuban Made over me- dium short-vamp last, in sizes sole season's heel “moo, moo” of! 2% to 7 The pair, $3. Mrs, Norris K, Davis, estoum. trimmed wings, cockades, flowers plain ribbon Water Goblets Special 5c Each \ EVERAL styles and © fn’ these cleat’ blown and pressed Glass Water Goblets which priced at Se await develop. and and sizes colorings Style and quality considered, at $4.85. 36-Inch All-Silk Messaline Special 58c | Yard SPECIAL purchase of soft pure-silk Messa- line in a quality much in demand for dresses, waists and linings permits this special price. The color assortment includes Exposition- gold, Wall-blue, Rose, Copenhagen, Belgium- blue, White, Ivory, Pink, Wine and Navy. Special 58c yard. —Basement Salesroom 3-Pc. Apron Sets, Special 89c BUNGALOW APRON, Skirt and Cap of plain- blue chambray with pretty trimming of blue and white checked percale make up this attractive Set Specially priced for Thursday's selling at 8O¢. _— Basement Saiesroom, attractive values Basement Salesroom. very father; Edward G members of the same Tuesday. It exceptionally low ‘Thursday's selling are for each, 5. —Basement Salesroom and O-Cedar Mop Special 50c night abolished the to take 100 Tillikums on their way night, to Van following a ban. ex-Secretary of th House SPECIAL Thursday small-size O-Cedar Mop’ in the Triangle shape with adjustable » handle for on the price Boys’ New Tapeless Blouses at 25c HOICE chambrays light and dark effecs in these new arrived new lost control the strue of plain and striped or. for varnished, and for lnoleum-covered floors Special, 50¢ Housewares Section painted both Tapeless Blouses. Chey are made with high military collar with links and flat felled seams. Sizes 6 15 values at 25¢. Boys’ Wash Suits in the popular Oliver Twist style, in various color combinations, sizes 2 to 8 years, 50¢, Basement Salesr Phillips par = each to years, Excellent being exerted from! the cabinet Remnants at Reduced Prices x between the demand of David Lioyd George, chancellor of the exchequer, for prohibition, and the warning , ’ As a result of cross currents, it af today the cabinet might broidery Edges, Lace and omen s osiery - apectal in Women's possibly put a ban on distilled liquors, but refrain from any interference Embroidery Allovers and plain Plain and Fancy Hostery in with the traffic in beer and light wines NOW ALASKA will vote on prohibition, That ought to be the last | straw for old John Barleycorn, Special 10c Pair. sizes 8% to 10, special 10¢ pair. and this faney Ribbons figure in under-priced offering Basement Salesroom black and a few colors; —Raseoment Salesroom