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

PRI NTN inte cm epmimee (e se SAR CERR ERIE NLT ae aE IRE RR RRR ates RN =m Reheat THE SEATTLE STAR SEATTLE BABIES WILL BE SCORED | Bargain Friday at the Bon Marché’s Semi-Annual Surplus lots and can- celed orders of Shoes from some of the best American factories and at matchlessly low prices. Shoe Bargains for Men—Shoe Bargains for Women, for and for Children-—in short, save any one a good deal of money | on a new pair of Shoes on Friday Women’s Shoes Up to $5 $2.97 Pr. Every wideawake mother tn Seattle with keen antletpation the coming, next w of “Nett aby Daya” For 11 days, beginning next Wednesday, the Seattle baby will be the moat important personage on earth 4. 1 ite suburbs te waiting Under the guidance of the Mothers’ congress and Pa association, Seattle infants will be uniformly examine limb and mentality | children’s allments by boards of consulting physicians, all experi In! And, altho the examination ts to be in the nature of a contest thru jf which, ultimately, the finest American baby will be found, the real | purpose of it 1» to give mothets proper advice by which they can pre | pare ip the best manner their children for shoo! life and the world, The “contest,” #0 « will open in Georgetown firat and will {be held “on succeeding days in every school district In the clty and if suburbs Women’s Galaids Upto $4 $1.97 Pr. Every mother cherishes the he that her babe may be found the i large line of i ¥ brightest, most healthy, most promising child tn Seattle concession) a large line o Button and lace atyles in gunmetal or tan calf, | ,Avout tO neire of Shows Ih this lotparert Thruout the country the same “contests” are being held, Pinally his newest samples, com- Diack suede, brown kid, white nut or viet kid stage and medium-length vampa; plenty of pmpariason of records, thé best baby will be found prising practically a com- Oxferde—eil since, with plenty of wide laste. During the examinations here, competent physicians go of Fine Neckwear out to us (at No prizes will be given. The only award ts to be one of honor an plete assortment of the se son’s most favored specialists, members of the health department and of the soctety will talk to mothers on matters of vital interest concerning | child welfare. etter Baby Days” will be held in ¢ | MEN’S $4.00 SHOES $2.97 A PAIR WOMEN’S $3 PATENT SHOES $2.29 WOMEN’S $5 PATENT PUMPS $2.95 WOMEN’S TAN CALF OXFORDS $1.97 WOMEN’S $3.50 OXFORDS $2.48 PR. WOMEN’S $3.50 SHOES $1.97 PAIR MEN'S MEN’S $4 PATENT OXFORDS $2.97 CHILDREN’S $2.00 SHOES $1.49 PR. Shoes from some of America’s > Leading Makers All Brand New Styles and at Matchlessly Low Prices | h district as follows chase | | markable values: 1 AT 25¢ EACH— An exceptional lot of ( lars, hand-embroidered, in WOMEN’S $3.50 PUMPS $2.47 PAIR jiumbers given. Every mother tn each district is urged to enter her | child or children. lace and hand embroidery An Entirely New Set of Bargains in Little Folks’ Wearables— as Well as Most of the Week’s Earlier Specials “Baby's Childhood Days"—Free with every lars of organdie “TWILIGHT SLEEP’ IS ABANDONED |) urchase of a dollar or ing Cloth Ribs, also oficloth ¢ One of the most unusual eventa In the history of drama in the Infants Long ane Short Dresses of fine nainsook or barred muslin with round or square. yok > Buster Brown style. Speck. “The Merchant of Venice” Misa HH |p and of the players led b k jheraidn and Shakespeare himself (Dr. Fre Music will be furn dd by the 14th Inf Vera Jane Edwards will have the dire U.S. STANDS PAT ON NEUTRALITY © | WASHINGTON, of changing its pr owing a grand pageant * of the court, pages, | adelford) | try band from Ft. Lawton. tion of the festival border patterns on ¢ LeABoSrapby } brown or | airs re available 2, $11.50 6x9, $6.00 ‘x6, $1.90 We've 150 Small Axminster Rugs lube Worth $1.75 and $2—Sizes 24x42 In.—to Sell at 98c If you really feel you cannot afford a large-sized Rug, next best thing is to get small Rugs to cover the ones. We offer the $1.75 to $2.00 Rug carpet in choice designs, with neatly 4-6x7-6, April 32. 1 The United as to the States has no intention | ) shipment of arma and am then the | x0 f the old is not acting in good faith in permitting such shipments Stripped of ita diplomatic assurances of good will, this in substance, | | | is the answer the German foreign office will receive today from the | +c : P at We of Axminster fringed ends. Size 27x42 ir Not Only This but Many Other Bargains in Rugs and Preah 15¢ Figured Bordered | 35c Marquisettes and | $2.95 Velvet Rugs, Size Scrims, Special a Figured Scrims for | 36x72 Inches, at —12' Yd. — —23c Yd.— |~$2.19 Yd.— ches state department to the note submitted by Ambassador Von Bernstorft 4 States was not observing true enemies with munitions April 5, charging that t trality by furnishing Ge | HAVE YOu REGISTERED YET? Total ion from March 2 to date—64,42 This un mad y heavy nom is due to terest in the refe Heavy round thr figured For or the Marquis handy ign against Jaws passed by the last legislature bordered Scrims mstitched Rugs * wer a tH « of the referen: patterns and best r est Ort Central | ancl! Wednesday night and and ecru to select from, at 1 ith al and Allove ros and prepar ra whirlwind sh of the campaign. The required) colors at $2.19 each a yard Friday r —Third Floor. Friday Specials Just for Ririie Friday in the Art Shop 25c Embroidered Neckwear number of signatures have not yet been obtained. ja POLICEMEN; FIGHT RABIES The police and ordered by Ct an ende: nen of Baker were armed today BAKER, Ore, Ap 8 nd revolv ef of Police Jackson to ght every unmuzzied dog in to end an epidemic 35¢ Stamped rewound 15¢ in the Latest Styles Priced Cl: coyote, another spreader of the dread malady, will be exter Sizes 1 to 2 minated in the Minam national forest by hunters and trappers, hired by in Children | 6 governmen BA agi scssoa Sol There seems to be no end to the novelty and spate th ati ) nda aes tae of this vase Neckwear at 15c. broider; in white 3 39c Stamped Towa 19¢ : ve in, sty Z gtitmped Bath Tor rae Sika r e can sell the BIRMINGHAM, Ala. April 22.—Rodies were today being removed g-gallon siz with seatiops and. #i yr Have pli from the debris of two retall stares which were wrecked Gallon-size, $1.75. stitch and basket designs, at 19 The plaited back story brick wall, left standing after a recent fire, was blown over by a JAP-A-LAC STAIN AND each ribbon cream then we have and ragile frame buildings Half of the bodies injured bigh wind, hurling tons of brick down upon t Tate eraons ) perished in the demolished stores Twenty were seriously VARNISH brightens and renews old wood hite 65c Pillow Cases 39c re wine ave be vered furniture, floors and | peal | astillow Canon of beat quaitt Sh laa of 25¢ Fancy | 1 work fa one application. the day and night designs fo 8 voiat: working. "Special at i8e n pair. Ribbons, Special, a Yard. . oC HOLDS PULLMAN IN TERROR ‘epint Very pretty for hair ” i 1-pint 69c Stamped Gowns 39c ie pretty for hair } pws and millinery are these ~ RRR Cd Abad sp fomen's Night Gowns 2 See & yard, I lengths, from 1 to 2} part of the night, Mike Slavin %4-eallo c yards—in taffeta satin, moire, floral effects and oncerted rush of passengers as ‘§ 1-eallon, tripes; —Upper Main Floor. | a For Bargain Friday in Seattle’s Best Grocery worth 25¢ ) neared Los Angeles early lavin was journeying to Los ern Pacific squthbou He was turned over to from Sacramento RIALTO LINOLEUM VARNISH an occasional coat of this varnish on the linoleum will the police, § Bargain Friday Specials 5; } NOOKECHAMP HAWK CATCHES.FISH lengthen ite fe appreciably ea. Mt.Vernon Condensed Milk 6¢Can | FOR MASTER; ’NOTHER TRUE TALE uneaine, a } d when a five | | | Sis badidainé Cweres, ight grounds Not over 6 to a customer—delivered only with other groceries RIALTO INTERIOR VARNISH with black and t b ; No phone orders The Star's Veracious Correspondent Tells About Hank Meyer's Clever 5 good) durable varnish for stripes, 36 inches w Scheme to Avenge Death of His Ducks interior woodwork and furni Se Del Monte Pine- fll bolts apple, N ahe Volles or Marq ard », Where a glossy finish {s 123c| e sore ae tn NOOKECHAMP, Wash,, April) who became very fond of thom desired Pap No 5 New fella Pack Tomatoes, large || g2+—Hank Meyers and family, | Then he got two of those long %-pint cans, 2% Whole Codfian, © \o 5 pound rubber squealerg the kids use, Pint-cans, 45¢. po Be , 5 « ‘S1.4n; “123 including Grab, his pet hawk, are blew them uf 4 4 them ao th C t var oe - | ble e », tled e c ie uart-cans, Sdc Friday, 1 1 c c living high on fish these day®. fair couldn't cape, fastened | . — Fa dag Bh epnegt t 0 t Grab has developed into the | them under Grab's wings and terns and & peter 374c best fisherman on the lake rowed out onto Big lake yard Folks living near Hg lake | He dropped Grab into the | nith Plowe, have been bothered for years by water 12% Perenten, | “siya 35c |f| bass eating their ducks, Kvery The hawk didn't ke it at first ‘ terme, He . Cake or Doughnut [P| time the du@ks went for a swim’| but pretty soon found the blad N Fl stripes: ye regular t eller 10c | on Big fake the bass either bit | ders held bim up and went float ew ower eit, pice their legs off or pulled them un | ing | [| der the water and drowned them Along came a large bass and Last mer Hank shot a | made a snatch at Grab's legs Make sppointment by telephone with The Fhe young hawk, wounding it He | He probably was the most sur- | carried {it home and tried to ta@e | prised fish in the world | it, He succeeded in part, but the hawk seized every one and every | animal that came near him ex cepting Han) He can't fly because a wing ia | any crippled, but he certainly can | | Grab got him right by the jaw | N sale purchase of over in the Ba d bung on until Hank lifted | the fish Into the boat among them Yow Grab enjoys it, and Hank Small Cluster Roses nds on his win French Fruit Effects at ht fasten his Berek. s ee y morning and won't k jecond Ave. Union St, Seattle. Elliott 4100 | on; he his name, G quiet until ¢ bladders are he ER | his spring Hank had an ide fastened under his wings so he — He hept feeding fish to Geant can go fish 25c| 2 of New Yofk’s be Women’ closed attractive styles Phe advantages of this pur- are passed on to our patrons in the following re- trimmed with c¢ | munition to the allies and resents any suggestion that this government Ke Basement Salesroom asement Salesroom Friday, 300 popular Daisies Sesrenuene senna se ena = te st e {Visit This City in Search of Perfect Babe | ad FREDERICK &s-NELSO Leet epctoty Sale Of Shoes| err weet w wariow cowrest |" de: An Important Selling of Hand-Made Sample Neckpieces At Three Very Low Prices: 50c | $1.00, AT 50¢ EACH— Col This lot Ves and »se-fitting fino t ethan plaited-back tyles Cl Plaited-back a WOMEN’S $4.00 SHOES $2.47 PR. | MISSES’ $1.75 SLIPPERS $1.39 PR. se Tipemsiel gra apmapgell ioc iene WOMEN’S $4 ENGLISH SHOES $2.87 CHILDREN’S “$1. 75 OXFORDS $1.19 sw oasae a a en. asc barge WOMEN’S $5 PATENT SHOES $3.95 | MISSES’ $1.50 SLIPPERS $1.19 PR. styles in Separate Cuffs of hand- styles trimming, in military lored ruffling comprise nd Flare Cc trimmed w Vestees with m Har and High and Low and roll collar styles; and hand embroidery Pique Organdie , hemstitched and hand-embroidered; { NWars of organdie ith b { embroidery; ilitary collars, in white 1 Cuff Sets various of fine neck Gui | MISSES’ $2 CANVAS SHOES $1.49 | embroidered pique and organdie and laces; Exposition Collars and W 0 estees WOMEN’S $3.50 KID PUMPS $2.47 | MEN'S $6 AND $7 STETSON’S $3.95 Dat 92.00 RACH Thden anseed ER A dtsbiick ‘let Sh akck th tenes i] An exceptionally desirable assortment of High and Low-neck Guimpes, in fine For Bargain Day i in “Baby Week” all information desired by mothe ‘simply call thane the shone organdie, nets and laces, trimmed with hand-embroidery ; Organdie Vestees with Flare Col- —First Floor. On the Table Square more in the Infant's Wear Section. It is a nice book to keep a record | | i of baby’s doings and sayings in | 1 NEW YORK, Apri! 22.—"Twilight sleep” in childbirth today attania ) aying i} was practically abandoned by the Polytechnic clinic and the i Tested Scales—to give your baby's exact weight, and a competent 1 big hospitals here. It was stated that too many “blue babies” a) weigher—so that you can tell to a fraction of an ounce just how heavy |f| — W#re being born under this method, which indicated that the — | # Porch Ru Ss baby is : : | system had a tendency to suffoc the infant. The high per i] ¥ ‘4 | centage of tha among both m and children was also | ‘ 4 1: 0 19¢ Waterproof Pants 10c 95c Flannel Skirts 75¢ Ea. | for ite abandonment H ATTANIA RUGS are among. the Infants’ Rubber Pants, one size t | ret called to public attention, “twilight sleep” was } a . inks . tans’: ae . Lttractiv only, fastened with three buttons. | ae & boon to the human race, as it was said it would " : Bete special for Friday of Baby Week at iI do away with the terrors of childbirth. H devised f They are wove Oe Instead of 1%¢. } H re herrir tyle Baby Hand-embroide , Sehanen't 4 Large Olicloth or Turkish Towe!- with nanamescleorta’ “ | for px 1 be f suitable 4 in summer camps all Bibs, special at 0c instead of Northwest will be staged in Volunteer 1 aturday afternoon, when| lSc.. On sale Friday ) young pe Junior Drama league will present an outdoor | 1 cottages ; | Shakespearean festival on the grassy slopes | aS > Various Infants’ $1.25 Dresses 75c A Midsummer Night's Dream, Night,” “As You Like It"} They are stenciled in conventional ss e field mottled The natic yars, $1.50. BOYS’ BEACH SUITS, $1.25— 1 ns blue », $8.50 $3.25 $1.35 af r colors ns., values HE combi of stripe galateas Made up ir materials, sizes 2 t bright Spring sunshine shows up pla Boys’ Wash Suits 3 to 8 Sizes a variety of good, washable trimmed w contrasting excellent —Firet Floor, » © years; Paints, Varnishes and Other Brighteners To Make Your Housecleaning More Thorough inly many places about the house that would be much improved by a coat of paint or varnish. Perhaps re-decorating will necessitate the doing- over of an entire room, and many window boxes and porch chairs will need attention in anticipation of the Summer season. The variety of good, Housewares npounds, Flo ing house IRONITE AND SUNSET night and is CHI-VO FLAT VARNISH a tough, durable varnish woodwork for interior and It gives a beautiful finish, without rub floors. wax-like bing. \4-pint can. Pint can, Quart can, SPAR VARNISH Durable Varnish for doors, boats and other outside use Pint can, Quart can, $1.00. DEKORATO WALL TINTS Dekorato ts a tested calct mine for walls and ceilings; easily applied. Five-pound packages of wall tints are priced at 40c; solld colors in five-pound packages, 60c to $1.30 FLOOR WAXES Old English antl Johnson Fle b0e; 2 $2.00 r Waxes in I-pound cans, ound, $1.00; 4-pound, 6-pound, $2.50 Trimmings Special 25c a special Flower Trimmings, Forget--Me-Nots Cherries Pansies Unusually low-priced at 25@ each Section is tested Paints, leaning create well-stocked Varnishes, with a Stains, Tint- or Waxes and other brighteners for special demand. FLOOR PAINT walk ready to on the next RAINIER AND SUNSET MIXED PAINTS Many colors in these Ready- mixed interior Paints, for and exterior use. 1-quart, 14-gallon l-gallon, 606. $1.10. 2.15. WEIGHTED FLOOR POLISHING BRUSHES pound size, pound size, $2 JOHNSON WOOD Bretnige l-quart can, INTERIOR WHITE ENAMELS M-pint, le; i. l-pint, 45¢ 1- quart, 80c, %-gallon, $1.55; L-gallon, $3.00. . No. 10 Durable White Enamel, Y-pint, 300; I-pint, S5e; 1 quart, $1.00. Sapoline, %-pint, 25e; 1-pint, 45e; l-quart, 806c. Housewares Sectior