The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 3, 1915, Page 8

See How the Silks ‘ $3.50 Bengaline Suiting All Silk, 42 Inches Wide —$2.98 Yd.— Halt! Attention! We are going to | sell one of the most handsome Silk Suitings made at $2.98 a yard. What do you think of*that | ue, toc popular colors a 50 va tis $3 42 inches wide, in the 50c and 65c Silk Foulards Messalines and Poplins, Yd. Half price and less for serviceable, pretty Plain and Fancy Silks, including bright, new, Pls and Printed Poplins, Messalines and Foulards {n many designs and colors. Imported Shantung Pongee Silk, 33 Inches Wide, Yd. This is an extra heavy quality of Pongee, dur. able and handsome, in rich shades of natural col or. Splendid for dresses, waists, coats and shirts —83 Ifiches wide. A45c | Rich 79c Satin Messaline, There wil! be lots of buying Tuesday when we 25¢ 26 Inches Wide, Special offer 79c Satin Messalines at 45c a yard. 36 fmches wide, in shades of navy, cardinal, wine, ciel, sand, marine and others 89c Rough Natural Pongee, ) 45c 36 Inches Wide, Priced, Yd. 36-inch All Silk, Natural Color Pongee—the rough Rajah eff so popular this season—in rather dark natural shades, suitable for coats and dresses. $1 Silk and Wool Poplins, | White Only, 40 Inches Wide A8c Only 48c a yard for Silk and Wool Poplins worth $1.00. White only——slightly imperfect in ve, fine for dresses, walsts or skirts. Marche's entire stocks of 25 per cent. 54-inch 95c Bedford Cords 72c 54-inch 95¢ Wool Cheviots 72c | 25 “Silver Jubilee” Specials— Will be offered every day of the sary Sales to emphasize our 25 progress. This is Tuesday's list: 17c Colored Burlap, yard Mill ends of Green. Red and Brown Burlap, 36 inches wide, lengths up to da, special 10¢ yar¢ ageing —Third Floor, 56-inch 95c Worsted Crepes 72c | Anniver years of Bie Solid Brass Hose ched Bed Sheets, | i ches, seam: | Nonstes, can be regulat- tn ed to throw solid DE ¢ | lens. heavy. good 55c stream or spray quality, each RBe Glass Wash Boards, | 12% w Cases, size with ong wood frame, sixas « 4. full heavy’ quality, spe | | ty priced each 150 dozen ‘ nal 25c —lewer Main Flor. 100 Brass Extension Cur- 10c ie Pillow tain Rods, 2% to 48 | yen, size 45x28 inches, | inches. Not over 6 to a| 6 v customer, in each Tie Apron Gt inches wide 20 yards, fast ors, yard 106 - | —Third Floor. SOc Bleached Hed Sheets, po size 81x99 inches. flat | jr center seam, 49c |" | email Crepes. inches wide, engths t vind: yard .. O2C each —Lower Main Floor. | for is Better buy some ‘sugar SWEDISH SAFETY MATCHES, 12 BOXES &c 20¢ CANNED RASPBERRIES AT 14c A CAN BEST QUALITY SHAKER §$ALT AT 7c CAN FERNDELL BRAND CANNED BEETS 17!2¢ 40c ENGLISH BREAKFAST TEA 29c POUND FERNDELL BRAND LIMA BEANS 17'.¢ CAN DEL MONTE TOMATO SAUCE AT 9c CAN M. J. B. Brand Coffee, 7 pound cans Cove Oyaters the brands, new pack Cove ( large cans, each 1T%e, # ae quallt For Tuesday—"Silk and Dress Goods Day” at the Anniversary Sales—the Bo Wool Dress Goods will be sold at a straight discount « Here are a few of the lines—but everything goes GOING U 95c! CAiforaio Rigs Ofivew,_ fi T 50,000 Yards of Dress Gate per Silks at Deeply Cut Prices For Tuesday's Anniversary Celebration in the Bon Marche’s Silk and Dress Goods sections is going to be one of the most sensational selling events of this whole series of Anniversary Sales Are Reduced— Rick $1.50 Silk and Wool Crepe Faille, 40 In. Wide —95c Yd.— Style and service are combined in this Silk and Wool Crepe Faille a yard pular medium weig royal wist 85c Radium Taffeta Silks, ) 26 Inches Wide, Special Durable, har re these Ta fotas at 59c¢ a yard Full ahaa colors and two-tone effects. Helgium, ciel, pit and many other shades. 59c $1, $1.25 and $1.50 Plain and Fancy Silks, a Yard Lovely 24 and 2@tnch 8 ! d fancy, Including Se » do 1 Francaise, Louisines, Cords 9c a yard 95c Dress and Waist Silk Poplins, 36 Inches Wide '55¢ Silk Poplins greatly reduced for the At aniversary, F woven, lustrous Silk Poplins inches wide—in a of new, staple colors, black and white Popular Striped 36-Inch 89c Satin Messaline, a Yd. 65¢ You know the kind—just what every one calling for—Striped 8 Messaline, 36 hes wide, in Pekin, hairline, pencil, narrow and wide stripes, in plain grounds. Rich $1 Satin Messaline, Black Only, 36 Inches Wide Satin Messaline, probably the mos silks, very lustrous and ac cial at 65c a yard. Fine for at the lessened price 56-inch $3.00 Men’s Serges $2.25 56-inch $2.50 Men’s Serges $1.85 56-inch $2.25 Men’s Serges $1.69 Women’s $2.50 Button Shoes for —$2.47 a Pr.— All sizes to start with—in velvet, crave nette or patent leather, nice styles with full round toe shapes—and low or high heels —Upper Main Floor. ¢ Shirtingn. | Bic Patent or 4 new, plain te heels, perfect ftt views whe Pound 15 Pounds of Pure Cane Sugar for 89c For Grocery Bargain Day at the 25th Anniversary Sale Provided you buy $1.00 worth of other groceries, not including Not over 15 pounds to each \ sugar or p AGAIN Henna, enix | Golden Phe Kew foe 8" 1Q)q | parka fed Ollven, 5 cans, dozen $1.05, can 20c anttary kitche 25c ; 12%¢ Emperor Brand Oysters, nd Java style Qe ay, I j dont #140, $1.00, 1h c ¢ Maine Corn, your Yakima hertn Peaches, pa ar 10c We Reliance or ¢ 2 in heav ar syrup on t the bee: grade 20, 20c grade pound 2kc igri ya best 25c White Cooking Figs, good size 6c crop Figs, 1b 7c —Fourth Floor, a Drie tbe. Ontons, rack S185, 2 ail kitchen 4 Pork Pies, made fresh p pork in our sanitar plendaia quality, new fine for lunches or sandwiches ine, special, can Agents for MeCall and THE BON na rd Floor. MARCHE Union St.—Second Ave.—Pike 8t.—seuttle 106) P08 15¢ DEL MONTE PINEAPPLE AT 12 gc CAN STAYMAN WINESAP APPLES $1.10 BOX 5c WASHING POWDER PRICED 3c PACKAGE 30c PEABBRRY COFFEE, SPECIAL 25¢ LB. NEW EVAPORATED PEACHES AT 7c Lp, BEST QUALITY SLICED BEEF AT 40c La POTTED TUNA FISH, DOZEN $1.05, CAN 9% ee Home Journal Vatterns.— Our Sixth Floor Cafe wil be on nern mre Fel, Etniore 4100 | Metre them —_ flour | LOOK OUT On information Chamber y for advertis n of Ratlwa | Wil Ho Barr elt, today many Hall had s defeat the direct Barnes serted Arndt, pase the y's busin ove difficulties. Recomme The here the Muniely Dir unell pro 1 leag k's suggestion for a concre Cedar river dam mtures of a stag abundance of Nay ard Jack song, ul a won Manion | lexged for a decision by ight-hour in the Boston b Senator F xter dly to feel more k AMSTERDAM ncouraged Kerlin The Hamburge: next week by timation is given t mantle opera wit ous court lady Karl perform hous rtha in Lionel's and under What a cha tblockade runner tudies at the dam; power plant on Lake Union | to buikt a cutoff wall to stop seepag of w report City Engin cause of poor food aud Ic which law on contract Foad work POINDEXTER ESCAPES REBUKE ‘Two hourse of discussion Saturday hfs depart The to abandon the par which was entir oly organization. Abou and referendum uy FOR THS IM Now Thra Spotted Horse « onds and then final snaing th ‘obbers tn 4 a ch b way to the Mississippi, were no more unusua r on morning plunge, Mins Heasie Kingston, the pretty mana of a mar nine. whan told that Charies A. Ser \ Allen were unde arrest in Denver ey Khould have known bet Capt. of Dete fonnant It ts ' I had knowp them about th Mina } tor had always appeared to be ger They said they wore obile saleamen, 1 the would be nice to invite them to the apartment f ppe ad iwhl 1 ay « k ar little spread, and we had a very pleasant time unt 1 pouged the coffee. When | had drank mine, a sort of blindness cam When I awoke the a were gone 1 regained my senses slowly ' If it had p een for a spotted ho: it te ne kely the men would | Qetectiven learned that Berry and Allen had hired an expressman " jrove such an ar al to haul their trunks to the depot He told the t t d tland Detectives in the Oregon ¢ we 1 reported the men had gone to Der The SOLONS TO DEBATE REFERENDUM Good Eats cafeteria, when Ne ntative Guy EB, Kelly jestion, Lane will take the affirmative and o fted House Bills and 178, the neg | p That the referendum on House B ting the nd House Pill 1 » the wamne be tn POSTOR pmmerce, the police are looking for a ing in an alleged publication of the National Asso Yardmen secretary of the United Yardt asters association funds or Di oba door Job dance a oh In rapid-fire Pinkham tn a sketch with a new twist manos, dainty girls in romanti Labor Commissioner Olson Firiee camps, near | b ssaquah, he rn ishes a breezy an the Five Musical Byrons hatter wa hop ) approg »viding for another & suggestion that {t ia entirely practical the and Ken * | states that he has never heard of the organtzation nam | SAYS MURPHY Murphy's measage ve a majority I will not draw any democratic the advisabilit the Grp eopenin, Frances Nordstrom and Will who has Investigated the where w » forestall by an assemblage of developed two points ral hundred mer ASKED BARNES’ AID alter T Arndt, a f ner news libel sult of Wm. Barnes inet nat Barnes told him Chas lurphy of republicans with Tammany rk wt en lew Lat them sc chestnuts out of the DIMOCK FAVORS CUT-OFF WALL riation to carry on additional unit to the steam and these are the salient features ck submitted to the council Monday ly will assign the r for discussion port, with its recommenda fon. ittee of Engineer north bank of the ywing City jong the as & means of stopping the leaks ORPHEUM TO CLOSE FOR SEASON With this week's engagement theatre will close for * not been announced Carter De Haven «8, in which attractions averag as Val Ha fam Ellen Orr Four Ro soprano dances, one of whom sings while bare STATE ASKS SHOWDOWN ON PAT McHugh and went on strike to the co further evasion of the ntly, will ap progressives The first was that whih * returned to the republican fold, the bull moose than otherwise, and refu to censure him for second was that the pre ives are not ady ty as a whole. By a vote to the meeting informal in character, decided to keep up t t 30 present falled to vote May 3 officially r Nachrie ”y the man they want THEO WILL MAKE LOVE TO GWEN One of the amusing features of hwhich the week of the season in English at the by-play between Plunkett ( The former represents a hale them arms Suggestions that in retaliation for the shipments of munitions to the ter how we dislike her. as we ma favoring our enemies.” HAVE REGENTS FOUND THE MAN? A special meeting of the board ef regents will probably he called President Charles E the regents that dhey Martha," GERMANS WON'T BOYCOTT U. S, American gooda be‘ boy allies are not in Germany, according to advices from hien, in an editorial, declares We must not take sudden action in dealing with America, no mat need her after the war, tho she Is hes, Who, with Regent Winlock W. Miller, has returned from several weeks’ exploration in the Eat for siitable presidential timber for the Universit? ofsWashingon, Col. W T. Perkins, the third regent on this trip, will return Wednesday, No in Nave succeeded in finding the delightful coms ro. Standard Grand Opera Co, will open its final Metropolitan Monday night, is the ings) and Nancy (Leah Miller) re and the eH young farmer and the intimate of Martha (Miss away from court to the country far hemselves out as apprentices Johnston) hire The two ladies innocently Plunkett and his friend, resultant effort to m hold tasks i# funny in the extreme. 4 mischiey Gwendolyn Geary) who runs binding Lionel (Th the girls The opera ends with and Plunkett pursuing the naughty Nancy off Blockade Runners Missed OOD middling cotton is bringing 18 cents in Hamburg eight here at this writing ss n it would offer if some of the daring of the civil war were here now! Thru Cup of Java Found | | | | HE SEATTLE STAR Gems Lost by Seattle Girl Ladies’ Mail adies' Orders Home were FREDERICK &- NELSON 5, Patterns sh ° . ied New 54-in. Bermuda Suitings $1.50 Yard € mth ca Highly serviceable, they are adapted , ! cat as Well as f c, aves lesirable feature In natural tan, sand and white, pla NEMO: WEEK And a Special Corset \] Nem week i ob “NEMO WEEK SPECIAL” 3 50 Self-Reducing Corset $ . T special, r for this occasion, has the new je” Self-reductt aps, made of converg tapes, and ¢ aled by cornet nkirt. Of fine white batiste, used in the more expensive Nemo Corsets No. 344, for short full figures; No. 345 for econd Fie BATH TOWELS With Embroidered Initial as Pictured mes 35¢, 40c and 50c of heavy serviceable Black Silk Cashmere , Special $1 .35 Yard Special Values in TABLE SILVERWARE A’ NTICIPATIN aching ce ot we g6 and anniversaries, the Silverware Section has pre 1 an attractive new show- of useful novelties in Table rware, eminently suitable for «ift purposes. Interest in this showing is heightened by numerous special values, f which the following, in Am Sheffield plate, are ex Firat Floor, can amples Sheffield Double Vegetable Dish $6.50 The Vegetable Dish shown in sketch has removable handles, and may be used as two separate dishes, if desired. Exceptional value, $6.50 Sheffield Vegetable Dish quali gr é ) Ny : $5 1 better grad Py ¢ 21x45 inches; also a better grade, $4.50 | loud tial r ij hes; including initial, to Sheffield n Vegetable » 25c each Dish in oval shape to match > Bleached Bath Towels of « the Double Vegetable Dish pic- plendid tured. E jonal value, $4.50. ‘ absorbent, size 21x46 g initial, 35¢ each Sheffield Gravy Boat Very oeeyy, Full-Bleached Bath Towels, size 2114 $5.00 45 in incl " 1, 40 } Sheffield Gravy Boat and 49 inches, including initia gg stand with thread border to Extra hey ‘Bleached Bath Towels, exceptionally match vegetable Leet = serviceable and absorbent; size 2314x48 inches; includ- *cribed, shove. Exceptional ing initial, 0c each NOTE: the above Bath Towels are in blue on heavy Indian Head Muslin, and are very easily applied ACH year during Hotpoint week, it electric THIS WEEK ONLY la price i El Griistovo is the newest development this year; the every ¢ Al lowered ctric-lighted home. during this fa $3.00. week, price on the and 6-pound sizes Ho The ready-embroidered Initials included with machine-embroidered $3.35 €/ Sribslivo $3.35 Special Price for This Week Only the latest Hot- household appliance is offered FOR at a reduction from the regu- Call tomorrow—aliow us to demonstrate to you the secure yours while the special price is effective; the nous Hotpoint Iron, in the wsewares Section. Sheffield Bread Tray $3.50 Sheffield Bread Tray tn grape Firet Floor! pattern, open-work design or with thread border. Exception- al value, $3.50. Sheffield Trivets $2.50, $2.95 and $5.00 Sheffield Plate Trivets as pictured, for protecting the table from hot dishes. Can be extended to desired size. Ex- ceptional values at $2.50, $2.95 and $5.00. Sheffield Comports $3.00 perfected, any-hour, any-meal | uses of this wonderfully ‘effi ee ag roel cuhabead Electric stove, which is almont | cient grill-stove. Above ath work design, Exceptional val- an ¢ mic necessity in ue, $3.00 each. . $3.35. new Sheffield Bonbon Dishes $2.50 Sheffield Plated Footed Bon- bon or Nut Dishes in open-work design Exceptional value, $2.50 each. and BASEMENT SALESROOM House Dress Specials at $1.00 AS pictured, Ging- Pea ham House a Dress in blue, lav- jender or black and white stripes “with flat collar and cuffs of matching — plain } color and front of diagonal .stripes fin- ished with plain pip ing. Special $1.00, Another specially- priced Dress iti gray and white — stripes with V-collar trimmedsdown front with plain gray ma- terial and fastens with pearl Duttons. Special $1.00. An éapeclally attractive ‘Dress with roll collar is trimmed with plain color pipings and pearl buttons Special $1.00. Basement Salesroom, Black Velvet Ribbon Specially Priced ERY much in demand just now for ming the new dresses and millinery trim These Ribbons range in width from % to 3% inches and they are moderately ariced from Fae to ise yard Basement Salesroom Imitation Ivory Toilet Ware, Attractively Priced HE Basement Salesroom’s ment of this dainty cludes Manicure Pieces, Trays, Combs, Brushes, .Tooth Brush Holders, Frames, Hat Pin Holders, Puff Boxes and many other pieces Moderately priced from Qe to $1.50. nent Salesroom, assort- ile® ware in- —Hase Silk-boot | Stockings 50c Pair OVELTY Women’s in Stockings— pink and medium- N Two-tone Silk-boot pink and light-gray, gray, light-blue and gray, pink and brown—with lisle foot and top. At- tractively priced at 50¢ pair. Basement Ralesroom, effects Boys’ Union Suits, 25c Riese Union Suits in knee length, with short sleeves, sizes 26 to 34 Cream color only, exceptional value at 25. < jasement getbateons Toilet Soap, 5c Cake ARGE cakes of Toilet S p in Al mond Oil, Witeh Hazel, Turkish Bath and Oatmeal varieties, unusual value at 5¢@ each on lesroom. | ERNE er santo