The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 26, 1915, Page 8

small sizes. button style 98c a pair. a pair. sizes in the lot. G. D. $1.00 to $5.00. kimono sieeven belt at waist line. hams, Visit our up-to- date Halr Drese Ing Parlors on the Third Floor. Men’s $5.00 and $6.00 Shoes, a Pair Burt & Packard Shoes for Men—your cholee of any fn the store at $4.50 a pair. Dutton, Blucher or straight lace styles, English or broad toe shapes Women’s Oxfords Up to $3.00 | —69c Pr.— Lacky for you {f you have a dainty foot, for we | offer Oxfords worth to $3.00 for 6%¢ a patr Patent leather or vic! kid, lace or Women’s $3.00 Satin Slippers —98c Pr.— White Satin Evening Slippers fn Colonial or plain pump style, slightly soiled from handling Most all sizes in the lot; worth $3.00. Men’s $3.50 and $4.00 Oxfords —$1.89 Pr.— Broken Mnes of Men's Oxfords, button and lace style, of tan, patent leather or gunmetal calf— plenty of wide widths—for one day only at $1.89 Women’s Shoes Worth to.$4.00 —$2.47 Pr.— Gunmetal, tan or suede English Walking Shoes, | also patent leather with silk cloth satin, or sand colored kid, in button style Women’s $3.50 Pumps and Oxfords, Pair | We have grouped al! of our short Ilines of $3.50 Oxfords and Pumpe—400 pairs in all—and price them for Thursday at $1.88 a pair. suede, gunmetal or white nubuck. AND LAST, BUT NOT LEAST—THE WORLD FAMOUS “NEMO” CORSETS—at $3.50 to $10.00. 75¢ Double Service Aprons —at 55c— Double Service Aprons, ened at either side, and checks and nurses’ striped ging- 2,000 Pairs of Women’s and ~ Men’s Shoes Are Unde FOR SHOE DA At the Bon Marché’s 25th Anniversary Sales For we have been keeping some of the best things till the end of the feast— one of the closing, days of these Anniversary and so on wonderfully Sales the Shoe Shop holds -it’s Anniver sary Festival—WITH THE SPLENDID LIST OF SHOE BARGAINS YOU WILL SEE BELOW successful” iren’s Slippers, nt leather wit pat one strap over the with welt soles and LAE 'Si.80) [8S "S1.49 5.00 and $6.00 values metal calf, new style, Patent leather, tan or | Perfect in fit all with Hghtwetght welt or hand good range of alzes and widths New style lasts and plenty of Patent Leather, Suede or Dull © a pair; $4.00 and $5.00 values quarters. Special at | sand colored cloth tops, heels. Also tan lace style, In a la | biack | soles and Cuban, Louts, Al tops, or capped toes. Viet kid, tan, black, A 20d range of sizes tn the lot. t J The newest summer styles in nat Panama Hat Shapes Clever new styles in Panam: | summer wear. Extra fine qua’ The New “Marie d’Oro’’ Outing Caps Ideal for Outdoor Fi More of Caps—these the fad of the are fustable head size, ‘an tons and wide veil Doi Printed Chal Inches wide, at 6 price \ Inches wide, in to 20 yards day. 1,000 fote, 28 and stripes; len yards styles—at worth 76 —Third Floor, South. $1.25 Middy Apron Sets $1.00 Ea. Rleached 45 neh muslin, ) regulart Pp fast- | Amoskeng Gingham Apron Sets, made with ap, skirt and with nes pa Pivagehtoe Crocheted Pink or blue lore; check® I aoalioped and or plain chambrays, | Sexnd inchoo. » at $1.00 n net —Third Fioor, | terns. Lower The Drugs and ToAlet Articiesare in a handy location, where the Gloves used be—Lower Main Flo BBSMARCHE Seattio Tel. Elliott 4100 Union 8t—Second Ave—Pik and style are Patent Leather, Dull Calf or Black Suede Pumps, of fine Not over 15 yards to a cus! 7'4¢ Bleached Muslin 5c at bo a Inches T rpriced Women’s $3.50 and $4.00 Pumps —$2.49 Pr.— these Women's A turned soles. Women’s $4.00 and $5.00 Pumps —$2.95 Pr.— sizes in Women's alf Pumps at $2.95 with cloth or kid Women's $5.00 Lace Shoes —$2.95 Pr.— Patent Leather Lace Shoes with dark gray or plain toes and Louls ree range of sizes. Women’s $4.00 and $5.00 Shoes —$2.97 Pr.— Patent Leather Button Shoes, made with welt military or low Have black cloth or dull kid tops and plain dress $1.88. —Upper Main Floor. Anniversary Sale of Untrimmed Panamas Plenty of Time to Buy One and Have It Trimmed for Decoration Day heels Smart New Blocks in Women’s Panama Shapes $1.45 Real Panamas—much beloved by all women. brims, whichever is becoming to you—with the telescope or oval crowns shapes, and for only $1.45. Panama Shapes at $1.95 | Fine quality Panama Hat Shapes, tncluding medium size sailor shapes and rolling brim | ji, jarge and medium-sized sailors with soft styles, of fine quality bleached imported Panama | prima. Outing Hats and Marie d’Oro Caps Priced at 50c Ea. W anticipate going on outing trips or picnicking, Made oval crown style with stitched brims, also Marie d'Oro Caps with elastic backs. white checked effects—also white duck and gray and tan Marie D’Oro Caps at $1.00 Marie 4’Oro Caps, season for automobile and outing wear. Fine mercerized corded mate- rial in pongee color, trimmed with silk band and buttons. A “Better” Corset Shop Where, With Larger Quarters, Greater Stocks of the Best Makes of Corsets, and More Adequate Facilities, We Can Promise You Excellent ‘‘Corset Service’ When You Come ‘‘Corset Shopping” at Seattle’s Big Store For the Corset Shop is finally settled —on the Third Floor—betwixt the Mus- linwear Section and the Beauty Parlors (where the Embroidery Classes used to be held)—and here you will always find . complete lines of American Lady Corsets—all the latest modela— at $1.00 to $10.00. R. & G. Corsets—in front and back lace styles —$1.00 to $3.00. C. B. a la Spirite Corsets—for grace and com fort—$1.00 to $6.00. Just-Rite Corsets—excelient lors and drooping They're splendid quality at $2.95 a Hat Shapes for lity bleached Pan- {It hebooves you to get one of these Hata. Black and Marie D’Oro Caps at $1.95 the catchy Marle 4’Oro mercerized material, pongee color, made with ad finished with but Second Floor. Anniversary Specials in mestics 6c Printed Challies 4c lem, 2,000 yardn, 24 al patterns omer. dayard, >} o « Customer at thin 8 1-3c Apron Gingham 6c Standard Apron Ginghama 37 fast colors, lengths ard Thurs 10c Shirting Cheviot 81. of Shirting Chev wide, in bives netha to 10 yards —Lower Main Floor. Anniversary Specials in Bedding 75c Bleached Sheets 59c | Bleached Red Sheetea hea THE MADAME JOSEPHINE—WALOHN—GRECIAN TRECO— | quality. the seamless kind, size fix00 inches, priced at 9c each; 90c Bleached Sheets 75c “Apron Thursday” Economies Ss cat Rett flow Cranes, made from apectal at 1 sire ee; $2.25 Bedspreads $1.69 Hedepreads with out corners—size ith Maraeliiens pat Main Floor, Call Elliott 4100 to make appoint- mente with our Licensed Chiropodist, Third Floor, | | We call Mr. Cody « colonel, j heart of mine. [Jealousy would glaze her eyes ies gruff hint of it would break her | HE SEATTLE STAR THE MAN WHO DARED John Hunt Tells Why He Married Anna Sterling, Who Had Lived “On the Line” Vrancisco traveling with Anna! with a throaty croon And again she smothered my reply on the fuliness of her lips, | could feel the bite of her fingernalis on my ears, the quiver of her mouth, and the perfume of her asun-ateeped cheeks was in my nostrils, like an intoxication. | Twice I essayed an answer, but ach time she forced it back in the ~oeenden baow Zi same way. The thrill of it was like whe have fallen in the mire? shame overwhelmed by stolen her he cannot feet so superior to them delights. She reve in ite erotte that he ugtinrs, THE rev ction ROSIN cousins | Then quickly the mood passed 5 re he seenied tired out with tts tr BY JOHN HUNT ; rb dpaell There was a tigerish vehomence | tfted Into her shoes, ahe waked fn Anna's love, by which she al-| [0 F etal to Huot the sind om layed my occasional Jealoustes thru | 9" phew . get glen ga sod the sheer rush of her wooing, Petu-| 0 mkt al ouch of my fingers lance, resentment, suapiclon—they acy " a onal ‘ ge at = A ae | atmply could not live tn the fires | 0% her toes, a . raising Be riment all trace of her tormenting of her active courtship Thus she managed to dissipate aa dae my misgivings about the man ad — whose presence in the Oakland fer é wan 'kiaks tei ry station had terrorized .her the|, A strange woman was Anna Stor evening we had returned from Niles |!2& these dayw—one who nee Canyon, and whom we had evaded | to be living many liven, | And aad by taking a taxicab after crossing | ° of them phan Mater i iio gadithn i roaane |discover, found its peculiar re | Hor explanation of fright, that | Spans, ‘2 me, ike soumreroe Sy night had been ready enough and|Yesling unsuspected traits in m convincing enough, tho without | ™ p 5 pe: aoa te | Love with me was no longer the careful, reserved, controlled ex-| noa herself, plainly was not Im. | Caretul, reser } A p | pression it had been in former af. mune to jealousy. But she seemed fairs of the heart, but a consumin, to find some joy pang in its lashings, as the secetica may have| Mame. Anna Sterling had lighted reveled in the torture of their hatr|*trange fires within me. 1 was shirts and self-castigations, Some|% longer certain that I knew my- |i self or my potentialities women are like that, and perhaps some men | Her instinctive knowledge of| Frequently of late she had re | What et her ardor was having | ferred to “Ronnie,” an old sweet.| UPON me in turn reacted upon her, | #0 that we both were helpless be- | fore the sway of our emotions 1 laughed now at the thought of complacent, sober John Hunt who, | at 34, had imagined he Knew life like s memorteed ¢ hinm Up to this time, we had not about whom I had! At these references her nd told her. voice; and yet she chone to play with it deliberately Wo had walked far down the od roncea! ent of ow beach one afternoon and were lux-| tried to conceal t tout of our uriating in the warm embrace of | reéard, there had been no avowal of the heated sand billows when the| love {n so many words. The time had come, however, when I felt I prompting to subject herself to this , exquisite torture seized Anna i no longer withhold a She had builded a little sand cas.‘ tion, when 1 was determined tle, The slanting sun was ruddy) Pore marriage. Hut first I wanted Jupon her face and hair, and J, en-|to talk it over with Oliver Harding, ltranced by the picture, sat a iittie|® Young attorney, who was my clos apart, content with the quiet peace. | est friend, and to whose advice I} gave respectful heed It was during a dinner at Tech. |au's one evening, to the strains of jfulneas of the hour | Presently she came over, kneel |ing at my wide, breathing heavily | Yersation, that I confided in Oliver my love and my plans. And that An |dering accidents with which Fate jseems delighted to bring about her | velled designs, repeated, | (To be continued.) you now?” she chalieneg | then before | could utter a re | ply she had grasped me by the ears, tugged my head forward and kissed me hard upon the mouth. night I was to learn she “ee NEW shipment of these popular Blouses on sale in the Special 15c Yard Basement Salesroom, Thursday. They are carefully made of N exceptional offering serviceable striped shirtings, blue chambrays and black sateens, A Ae etea aaa Deke with military collar (link fastening), full yoke, open cuffs and es fiat felled seama | Jorder and Hemstitched Sizes 6 to 15 years, Price 25¢ garment scrims, in white, ivory and Basement Salesroom. ecru, also Plain Marquis- sae ettes in ecru color only. ly ogee Bungalow Aprons at very little cost eclara: | pro: | the orchestra and the hum of con: | ‘et by one of those biun. | Ladies’ | Mail pea FREDERICK 67 NELSON | sr BASEMENT SALESROOM unusual opportunity to stock up the camp or summer home with utensils at a worth-while saving is offered in this special selling Thurs- It includes day. = No. 7 and No. 8 Tea Kettles Sauce Pans Coffee Pots 2-qt. Rice Boilers Large Lipped Kettles Combination Covered Round Roasters or Bread Raisers 17-qt. Dinh P. 14-qt. Water Pails Covered Berlin Kettles in three sizes. Choice, Thursday, at 25@ each Housewares Section. 1,000 Boys’ Tapeless Blouses at 25c Each Bordered Curtain Scrims Special 35c TRIPE, polka-dot and fancy fig- ured in these Coverall Aprons of good quality percale. They 15¢ Thursday, MOSQUITO NETTING, SPECIAL 45¢ PIECE— Best Netting, patterns Mosquito are made with round neck, turn-back cuffs and patch pockets and unusually good value at 35¢. MARGARET APRONS, SPECIAL 19¢— 58 inches wide, in white, black and green, special, for the piece of 8 yards, A5¢. Margaret Aprons of gingham and percale | SASH CURTAIN RODS, in check, stripe and fancy figured effects in 5¢ EACH— light colors, trimmed with white pipings, spe- Sash Extension Rods, cial, Thursday, 19¢. extending from 22 to 40 BIB APRONS, SPECIAL 10¢— inches, complete with Percale Bib and Band Aprons in plain col- hook brackets Price ors, stripes and figured patterns, with white 5e each. —Basement Salesroom. pipings, special 10¢. Wash Goods Remnants Reduced to 5c and 8c Yard | | “Don't yout” | | HURRY! HURRY! “DOLLAR GRAND $25 IN PRIZES | OPERA” OPENS _ FOR LIMERICKS) AT THE MOORE Time's getting short For Mmericks. Tomorrow night at midnight | there'll fade away your chance to! win anything from a ten-dollar gold | f . ‘|ing, Katherina Lynbrook, an Amer [Piece to & ticket to the DIEKeS ican girl formerly of the Berlin Im cirens in the world PF tomorrow | Herial Opera, will aing the title role night at midnight The Star's con-|” gh» has a rich and sympathetic tent for the best Imericks on Buf-|qramatic, soprano voice. falo Bill ends. Luisa Cecchett!, wife of Conduc But there's time yet. A limericki}tor Luigi chett!, and an old is only five lines long. You should favorite of Buenos Ayres, Lisbon write a line a minute. That leavesiand London opera goers, will take |time for a thousand of #0 Iimericks|the mezzo-soprano part of Amneris jin that time. But you only need Giuseppe Oppezzo, dramatic tenor to write one |will be heard as Rhadames The prizes? They're to run $19,) Davide Silva will be the Amonas }$5, $3, $2, five prizes of $1 each,/ro, This lyric baritone ts a former 115 prizes of two reserved seats|favorite of the atro Colon” of Verdi opera, with which the Itallan Grand Opera com pany will open its week's program ®t the Moore theatre Thursday even Jeach to the Selis-Floto circus and|Buenos Ayres. Olinto Lombardi | Buffalo Bill's Original Wild W eat, |late of La Scala, of Milan, will por which ts to be here next Monday,'tray the basso profundo role of Tuesday and Wednesday, and then|Ramphis. Luigi Morell! as the king 20 more prizes of one reserved seat|and Aristide Nert as the messe ticket each. And more than that,|complete a well-balanced cast Buffalo Bill himself will distribute! Other operas to be sung by those prizes in front of the office company Include “Rigolettc of The Star. So come in while| men,” “Il Trovatore, there's time \4 tavall Here are a few of the lmericks|!acct” and beupteeed AS MOTORS EXPLODE; AVIATORS DROP ker the Car La Giacon a Rusticana,” “I'Pag “Faust A fellow called uffale Bill, Who always could furnish « thrill, Will find in Seattle | have quite @ | To cope with our Hiram © aun, —Erlee Summers, 2618 Alkd ave, HAZERDBROUCK, | ‘; May 26 | When Blackfeet and Stour had their dee, | Plunging down to earth in a streak nh Dear, ‘Be eoems, 308 Whe tree; jof fire, two British aviators were But soon in Heath Renewing the batt fatally injured today when the | He'll scalp them both night and mat'nee, motor of their aeroplane exploded —B.N, De Rochie, 6751 Kirkwood pl plane exploded while reconnoitering high over the allied lines. The aeroplane turned over and crashed to the earth fol lowing the explosion ‘JULIA WALCOTT | DIES IN CHICAGO Julia Walcott, actress, whose | home fs tn Seattle, died at Chicago Tuesday, having been stricken after |the Monday night show. She was| 60. In private life she was Mrs.| | Otis Randall Her husband was! | formerly owner of the Isis motion picture house, The Randall home jis at 3009 Irving piace. MRS, FISH DEAD | | A household word, ” Like the nursery rhy In many frewk w Publicity pays, Hut thie “limerick stunt” —J. J. Pitawernia aftale BML,” jack and Jit,” makes me iti 6406 Carleton ave. There wna an old acont named Cody, Who alwi der, And he sald 1 was too blamed explody. TX. | Whe hasn't heard of Buffalo Bit? | He's tongh, lke But his hea x for yours, Buffalo Bul, ppen, 401 Green Bldg | Who sianghtered the redakina infernal, NEW YORK, | May 26. | | Why. he went ‘crows th Stuyvesant Fish, 60 aoTiere| Killed the chief, Yello | Saar hei eel And won fame for himacif e | leaders of New York society for —Mre. Cummings, muppiy |many years, died suddenly last | O14 Wuftato WI ahoota well, prancing | With the Injuns her hell; | .- ma | The Infuns all rs ‘PAY UP N | And shoots | mains | E f | Monday being a holiday, this | ald ® “startta here with » wil, | Week is the Jast opportunity for after that iter wit; | Paymest of 1914 taxes without in-| te Wa bee one jterest, The county treasurer's of. Me from soning old Buffalo Bilt flee will remain open until 6 p. m —Joneph Hirst, 19 Marrison ot, | Saturday, HARPLY reduced prices to close out two lots of Wash Goods Remnants, as follows: AT 5¢ YARD— AT 8¢ YARD— Useful lengths of Apron Remnants of standard Ginghams, Dress Ging- quality Percales, Dress hams, Bleached and Un- Ginghams, Ripplette, bleached Muslins, Col- Flannelette, Bleached ored Outing Flannel, and Unbleached Muslins, Prirts and other cotton Figured Corded Lawns fabrics. and Flowered Crepes. —Basement Salesroom. Crepe de Chine Waists $1.65 | Pair N sale Thursday, 150 pairs of Women's Low Shoes in patent and dull leathers, including Pumps, Colonial Slippers and One- and. Two-Strap styles, sizes 3, 3%, 4 and 4% only, special $1.65 pair. COLONIAL PUMPS, SPECIAL $2.95 PAIR Women’s Colonial Pumps | } in patent and dull kid I] leathers, with welt soles $1 95 and leather Louts heels. . Sizes 2% to & widths A ELL-MADE, smartly designed Crepe de Chine to D. i Waists in cream and flesh color, with Jow neck, three-quarter sleeves, tucked front and panel Sizes 36 to 44. Attractive vestee of self material. value at $1.95. Odd Lots of Women’s Dresses Priced for Clearance Cloth Dresses, reduced to $1.95, $2.45 and $4.45. Silk Dresses, reduced to $4.45, $6.95, $8.45 and $12.75. Wash Dresses, reduced to 95¢, $1.95 and $2.85. —Basement Salesroom. Specials in Table Wares HOSE who are outfitting the summer home or camp are offered unusual opportunities to save in these Thursday specials: Trimmed Hats Reduced to 65c CLEARANCE of broken lines, including a va riety of small and medium effects, appropriately trim- med for tallored and street wear, affords exceptionally food values at 65¢, Basement Salesroom Stationery Reduced to 15c Box 660) LD ANTWERP” Station ery, correspondence pa per or cards with envelopes, in various styles, reduced to 15¢ box Basement Salesroom Dutch Dinnerware Special 35c Set of Six This medium-weight Dinnerware with blue windmil! decoration is very desirable for camp use. In- cluded are we and Butter PI Gloves Reduced to 69c Pair ines of pp Women's Gloves in pique sewn and other styles. various colors and sizes, reduced for clearance to GO¢ pair. Aasement Sal Dinner Plates Cups and Saucers sroom. Lace and Ribbon Remnants Reduced Special, the set of six, 35¢, Open Vegetable Dishes, Platters and Salad Bowls in th, decoration are specially priced at 10¢-each. bia XTREMELY tow prices : quoted for clearance on Breakfast or Dinner Plates, Special 25c Set of Six Remnants of Laces, Embrold- Plain White Breakfast or Dinner Plates of medium welght erles and Ribbons in many use- semi-porcelain, special, the set of six, 25¢, ful lengths, and a collection of Lace conpies. eis Rose-Pattemn Plated Tableware, Specially Priced Teaspoons, set of six, special | 18¢. Dinner Forks, set of six, | special B5¢. Dessert Spoons, set of six, special 28¢, Table Spoons, Hair Brushes, 50c set of six, RISTLE HAIR BRUSHES ' special 30¢. in assorted styles, with : ‘ biack or red wood backs, un. Water Tumblers, Special 15c¢ Set of Six Medium-welght Glass Water Tumblers tn various atyles, of six, special 15¢, . usual value at 50¢, —Basement Salesroom. set Basement Salesroom,