The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 27, 1915, Page 10

s Bargain News at The Bon Marché Tells of— "A Sale of Boys’ $3.50 Suits At $2.95 Good every-day suits—some of them have two pair of knickerbockers—afl are carefully tailored—of good stout stuffs—and if you want fo economize on your boy's summer suit, why | | just take a look at them. A special purchase of a hundred Boys’ | Suits, the k t this and r $3.50—but be a ™~ other goad | Ayse we can offer them They are*made in the popular Bulgarian | yf style—belted and with patch pockets . Lots of good patterns, brown and gray | stripes, checks and smart mixtures _—y All Sizes from 6 to 17 Years Save a Third on Boys’ Knickers - Sine ~ W, For 500 Pairs of Boys’ Well 98 c Made Pants Are Reduced to Now for a rousing “one day” sale of Boys’ Knickers—for we're taking all our well known $1.50 lines of Boys’ Knicker bockers (except the corduroys) and cut them all to 98¢ a pair for Wednesday All sizes from 6 to 16 years—in almost every pattern you could think of—checks, stripes, herringbones, mixtures, and goodness y knows what else —Upper Main Floor. A Sale of Fine Hair Goods at — 1-3 Less High class—Switches (the separate three strand kind) Pomps— | Transformations—Opera Waves—and all those little aids to beauty | | that even the smallest coiffures sometimes require—if the best | effects are to be obtained—AND ALL AT A STRAIGHT DIS. | COUNT OF 331-3 PER CENT And the fact that the goods were all purchased at special | price concessions from one of the largest importers in Ameri ca does not make the bargain a t My alg rl Three Separate Strand Switches of Fine Hair 3.00 nee | Micte Pompe, $10.00 Daltarry Pomps of good qual t cove vom pa, Wavy Hater Switehes, © n and drab Classic Wave, | S720 Wavy Hair Svwitehes, bangs, can be arranged ne. lated pasted pleces of gray only, spe cial ed Pompe front of head, te bangs. «ray 84.00 We around t quality, w all shades 87.50 Welt Tran gissce around transformat we nee Goality wavy hair, many shades. brows Including ats 00 | ; Silk and Dress Goods Economies $1.25 Yard Wide Black Taffeta ) $1.25 Yard Wide Black Messaline } '8$9c $1. Paar estes tect a AS eis A one day sale of fine yard-wide Black Silke— saline and duchesse Jar today for dres lot is a full $1.25 value 59c to $1.00 Dress Goods =—3oC_ Yd.— Fancy Dress Goods and Sultings 36 and 50 inches site, per nding coverts, light and striped worsteds and fancy crepes. n and mixed colors, at 3%e a y $1.00 to $1.50 Fancy Silks ade Fim Another big lot of $1.00, $1 and y 8 $9.00 Wavy Hate De black and brows 10.50 Wavy Hate Switehes, three separate ove $7.00 Wavy Switehes 2 And ¢ $1 Sik and Wool Poplins | d Wool | very ha © pieces + and Buy your goods in the | « nches in width; special at 790 a dress goods section—at worth $1.00 95c a yard or over—and $1. 39 Black Messaline for | our expert cutter will cut = 99¢ xd. — the skirt for you—free ; Sree of charge. Six new and wide, coping aro “The | stylish patterns to select | sot eatin tac r , taffetas and others, at | from. pecial at 95e a y —Upper Main Floor. | (2 15¢ Dotted Swiss 10c Yard Skirts Cut Free 6 of cob messaline, louisines 59e¢ a yard. 12¥¢ Check Nainsook 7! none =) SPECIALS IN 15¢ White Crepe 1 10. Yard WHITE $1.50 Long ¢ Cloth _ 20 | mgt s) GOODS. ("32726724 ct on full bolts, 2 ring in Your Coupons For Quaker Puffed Rice If you bring in 2,000 yards < wide, lengt priced fo theck Natr on our magazine cou ak G in Domestic Toilet Articles | ,,.Specials.,. | yo ci iris. Edgewood Violet Ric 7 hay oe oe eg | Delicious foods for akfast er Toilet Dahlia Bulbs—A | vari size GB¢, 50c size . tomer Te eT tus and Sho AM, ; while we have any Babcock’s Powder, 5ce ans 10c Robertine —Kourth Floor te Morning Specials | On sale from 9 a. m. to 12 only. No | phone orders for morning bargains $1. 00 Mended Gloves A5c 1.00 Kid Gloves that } then Corn y of Cac all colors Azurea Espey’ Lower Main Flo Lower Main Floor. The Rim of the 15c Valenciennes Laces Tc et Top Laces | skin, Desert, By Ada m Ann Djer Kiss Perfu ‘ Woodruff Anderson | 0! ‘n*er daint $1g5 ounce, special.... ttle or 1 Fluffs Moquet, L Seattle 50c size, special Janes’ special Cream, fc book by pe —Upper Main Floor, nany of th 20c Table Oilcloth 10c e rcenes laid right in Figured Table Olicloth, 45 chen | Soap Lake § re, | tow wide, on & ‘om 9a, m.t verte BOG] Price $1.35 | at Woe vard oF for onenit the roguinr | pper Main Kieor Je the Hook Shop ice Third Floor eee sh Be MARCHE Union 8t.—Second Ave.—Plke St.—seattle fel, Elliott 4100 | | | | sun and wind tane—much in demand The Home Jour- nal Book of Fash- jons for early Bummer is now in—Third Floor. The children will | be proud of a new hair cut. — Third | Floor, i right at | the ne gun, ITS PROJECTIL! lthe big f ” By Henry Reuterdahl, ‘Famous Marine | Artist and Writer, Associate of U. S. Naval Institute, Author of ‘The Needs of the Navy,” etc. (in this, the second article by Henry Reuterdahl, famous artist and navy expert, the bombardment and capture of New York by the y of a foreign power Is forecasted and described. in hie first story Reuterdah! told how enemy met and destroyed the Inadequate American fleet.—Editor.) By Henry Reuterdahl (Famous Artist and Navy Expert.) (Copyright, 1915, by the Newspaper Enterprise Association.) Pandemonium! Terror stricken people fled up the Hud 1 to the hills lined the roads, the rich in their imousines passing toreycles, Fe and push-< Refugee trundling poor, Me fleeing inlan Igium rn along the dside, the old idful of youngstefs marched urities uggic again—wom were shivered, manfully down to nothing enemy's hundreds loyal to the ountry, did their part time and at a given mnal an attempt would be w up ¢ railroad bridge, east and | All se Americans, went very important after the damage had been done. Every | ff ling leading to New York but one crosses the Passaic river and | bridges were dynamited, Traffic turned topsy-turvy and | ded, The police caught a few, some were! as yet not guards enough to put away all of You read of it next day trunk New York, the treasure city—the gold In the vaults of the skysorap ransom—became the great object! And against a bombardment by the 15-inch guns of the enemy's ships the harbor forts could do nothing—their shots could not reach Guns Fail to Stop Enemy's Fleet The my would lay off Rockaway Beach and open at 13 miles | } New York, across Long island, The projectiles of | * in the harbor torts would drop harmlessly into | If miles short ything but the mine flelds and| submarines tay between the enemy's fleet and the guns », circling about for submarines » a dotted brown rug, o it in the morning eun moved up on a line of | by destroyers | n island coughed incessantly, | of outpost firing The enemy's ore, but Americans entrenching | 1 fire department truck car il eleva 26 knots | © towers at Sandy Hook, a roar | short and the water kicks up snorting | © the breeze. | | | Each Shell a Ton of Hell yw, the enemy's flagship fr the other, and her rpedo guns were peppering | he trenc h. An alreraft p was potting at the Yank aviator try! attack the f acting as spotter for the lets drive, one yellow eet ndering 2ACH A TON OF H | Hook fires again, but the armor plercer plerces wo miles short. It i» helpless, useless against |f ‘ore is but two minesweepers and a destroyer which got toc too clone, chasing down oor submarine C-5. att nemy’s ranging shot burst in the bay, blowing a Hay- caw brick barge into dust, with raised sights things came ham The fort ocean Only on the The top of the Equitable mushroomed, square rigger began to crackle, Coenties slip was in flame doa film of amoke rose over the shacks of old South st. The subway had stopped, the crews had fled the trains Broadway became a maelstrom of fleeing humans, tens of thousands dodging bursting shells and falling cornices, The streets were strewn with bodies. Already the lower city was burning. Nothing could save New York r white finger against the blac nics, A smash made 4 Jation of the municipal & amoke nrin of the iiiding Skyscrape Mere Scrap Piles * caved fn To the aerial observers of the enemy's fleet a white shape fluttered from the top of the Metropolitan tower, New York had surrendered It had nothing to fight with Th in te At in slaughter now a smoulder en flag was holsted rors summoned the BILLION DOLLARS} g mass of bent And to the halls mayor, the off RECAME THE nis and the city’s bankers—FIVE RANSOM (The Bnd ) | ALL READY FOR “PEANUT PRANCE” the Boston dtp, and the and spoon” dance of th attraction at the 4y night, at the Dreamland pa jeally en masse. munell dane r will sttend f CHARLES WAS AFLUENT TALKER MOUNT VERNON or issuing » was sich April 27.—Charles H. Sorrensa is under arrest | ks to friends who had take 0 of | told them he had a time deposit of hey cashed checks amounting to ies BUYING LUMBER FOR ALASKA R, R, onstruction and buildings w government railroad in Alaska is being purchased by bid here chasing Agent C. BE. Dole. Bids will be o| » May 6 i isitions recetved by Dole orth » 900,000 feet f lumber, 30,( Jes and a lar riment of bolts and other small long the line of the ardware Most of the lumbe into build r will be used in bridge #8 to be erected at once near | Th s Riggs, sr pber of the Alaska engineering commisaton, | here from Washington, D, C., and will s@tl for Alaska May 3 His summer's work, he says, will consist in making the final location of the route from Broad pass to Palrbapks ALASKANS HAVE GOT US BEAT EAU, April 27 n election ballot, ac Jay before Gov work, Ship Creek tho some will go! Party designations are ording to the bill which, having passed both Strong for approval resentative 8 fight against the sure, because the party el tative Getchell rey that Alaskang were too in Mind y nahip, and that the candidate's personal of foremost {mportance eliminated from the qualifications were WE ARE interested In that Dubuque man who spread rat poison on his b ind ate it by mistake for butter. Our in- terest includes jesire to learn where he bought his butter, Ladies’ Home Journal Patterns FREDERICK 2- NELSON Mail Orders Promptly Filled A Special Value in Women’s Lace Boots \Te. E Boot Itskin or ; They have leather yf gray ¢ At $4.85 Pair are of the mart i AAt “Odd ulead in Low Shoes Priced for Chiesa Women's Oxfords and Pum; rious leathers, bre $1.00 pair Women's Colored Satin Evening Slip- pers, $1.00 pair. Women’s Bulgarian Low-heel Pumps broken ken sizes, rec reine to broken sizes, reduced to in patent and gunmetal leathers, sizes, reduced to $2.95 pair Reduced Prices on Women’s Neckwear 25c AS LI ARING at sharply ears prices of W omen's slightly soiled Neckpieces, includes High and Low-neck Guimpes of organdie, nets and laces Vestees of organdie, voile and laces Flare and Roll Collars and Collar Sets Military Collars and many other neckwear novelties, the 50c $1. 00 major portion being hand-made and iitemsedieith tinad idery and fine lace s—25¢, 50¢ First Floor. Three and $1.00. underpriced Remnants of Linens Sharply Reduced HE Linen Section quotes 1 Wed } odd lot sharply rices for y var s and folle Remnants of Table Damask in many useful lengtl Napkins ir If-dozer ts, sizes breakfast and dinner Remnants of Huck Toweling, Art and Crash Toweling. tched Luncheon Cloths that me slightly soiled or crumpled, Linen Hem: have becc Embroidered Centerpieces and Jerpriced for clearance Fancy-weave Huck Toweling in at- ve figured effects for making guest hes wide. Reduced to 25 per towel length Odd Pattern Table Cloths in 1 qu cs at reducti Decorated Paper Tee D Reduced to 5c Package Women’s Odd Pumps in tan anc » $1.95 | Women's La Valliere Strap Pumps in various combinations, br duced to $2.95 pair. Women's Black Satin Colonial Pumps leathers, reduced t ken sizes, re- sizes, reduced to —First Floor. Luxor Toilet Water Special 49c O* sale Wednesday, Luxor Toilet Water, in violet and rose odors; a del ful requisite for the toilet table; —Firet Floor, Belts dnd Girdles Reduced to 50c N assortment of styles in high-grade Belts and Girdles, including novel- fancy silks, reduced for quic suede and k selling ties in velvet, patent leather, to BOE each FABRIC BAGS REDUCED TO $3.75 Novelty Hand-Bags in various fabrics and styles, with nickel, gilt and self- covered frames; some with inside par- tition; reduced to $3.75. —Firet Foor. 1,000 Samples of Shadow Lace Allovers 15c Each MANUFACTURER'S sample pieces of Nov- elty Shadow Lace measuring 18x18 inches and useful for yokes and many ther trimming purposes. Cotton and silk qual- ities are included, in white, ecru and black, and In a Widé@ assortment of patterns. Exceptional values at 15¢ each. Allovers, —Aisle Table, First Floor, Imported Embroidered Edges, Special 10c Bolt VARIETY of popular patterns and widths in these attractive Embroidered Edges, useful for trimming Ingerie, wash dresses and children’s garments. Bolt of six yards, special 10¢, —Notion Section, First Floor. ECORATED Fancy pleasing designs, Napkins in a variety of printed in fast colors and put up in sanitary paper packages, containing 18 napkins, Exceptional value, 5¢ package. —First Floor. BASEMENT SALESROOM UNTRIMMED HATS FOR SUMMER WEAR Priced Low in the Basement Salesroom Leghorn Shapes in several vi of the smart ations large, dressy effects, especially with cluster f er and ribbon streamer Panama Hats in ts, ideal f trimming medium and large r outing and tailored wear, rquiring only a streamers for trimming, AS $4.50. Milan Hemp Hats in of desir ; among them new-blue, black, , $1.95 able colors white, cherry, navy and brown to $3.95. Black Lisere Hats, with the new white $2.95 and $3.95. Milan Hats in Navy, adapted to a extremely smart wing trimming, Black and White, wide variety of trimming $3.95. tailored effects, and very serviceable, Satin Hats to suit and for accompany traveling and black, 25¢. Duck Outing Hats, 50¢. Black Hemp Hats in the large ~— $1.25. wear, in cherry, white popular Basement Salesroom. The New Wash Dresses New Lingerie at $1.95, $2.95, $4.00 and $5.00 Waists, $1.25 UST the type of Dresses that always give such good service for home, morning shopping: or moderately vacation wear are featured in priced collection of Wash Dresses. Phey are made up in dependable wash materials, and also plain flesh- Sizes for Misses and Women, —Basement Salesroom Crepe, Zephyr Gingham, Linene various stripe and figured effects, color, blue and tan. this LLOVER Embroidered Or- gandie, Voile, Silkk and China Silk are the ma- terials in these dainty Waists Seco new Styles feature the two-in-one and low collar and three-quarter or in white, long sleeves flesh-color, or, and tan, Sizes Price $1, ~-Basement Salesroom. Linen, in putty-col 34 to 44,