The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 9, 1915, Page 8

T —A Sale of Furnishings oD) For Beach Cottage and Summer Home For School Will Soon Be Over and the Woods and Waves Are Calling So it is Ho for the Lake and the Sound— ind because you will be wanting inexpens ive carpets and rugs and curtains and cur tain stuffs and things of that sort Why, the Bon Marche holds this season 65c Cork Lingleum 39¢ Sq. Yd. Heavy quality figured Cork Linoleum, tn the new granite design, suitable for bed rooms, kitch- | able sale to help you to have your summer ens and bath rooms, at 39¢ a.square yard holiday at. a: saving 10c Figured Cretonnes 61/4¢ 35c¢ Mercerized Voiles 21c Neatly figured Cretonne, in full pieces, spectal | peautiful, tinted, bordered Mercerized Volles and designs to select | value 10¢, Scrims, with rich, soft colors to match the room furnishings, Special at 2le a yard. $1.50 Couch Covers $1.19 at 6\c a yard A variety of from—suitable for tent curtains; 121c Silkolines 9c a Yard 12%e value. Special for this sale, 9o a yard $1.50 15c Plain Voiles 9c a Yard $2.95 Portieres $1.95 Pair Worth 25c, Going at 19c Yd. Cholee White Matting, suitable for use around rugs as borders, or for floor coverings, 190 a yard. $1.50 Curtains at $1.19 a Pair designs, substantial for the mp home and bedrooms; 30¢ value, On sale for a day at a yard 50c Japanese Rugs 39c Each Heavy Japanese Rugs, the reversible kind in carpet effects—blue, green and red. Size 36x inches, and can be used on elther side; 39¢ each $2.75 Matting Rugs $2.19 at red, blue and green 950 each. Regular $1.25 value at and Arabian, inch hemstitched borders, in white, cream eine Pleen 68c pair. Thursday—Out-SizeDay At the Jane Sale of White | With special bargains in dainty Undermuslins for women of over the average size— And. you will find these garments to be eye to comfort as well as to prettiness and style Extra Size Chemises Go | Extra Size Night Gowns | —at $1.50— —at 79c— \, | made with an Envelope Chemises of nainsook—| For the stout women, good, stron ij Jain tailored style with embroidery | Muslin Gowns with round or v \ | rimming oF rows of lace Insertion |necks, with embrold } \ and edging. Extra stze—46, 48 and/ ribbon, run: } ‘with ‘Ste | Extra Size Combinations $1. 98 Each Extra size Combination at $1.98—Waist line style, of good, strong muslin, finished with embroidery insertion and lace edging—narrow Deadng at the neck and waist, ribbon run. A splendid bargain for the ‘Women a little above the average size Extra Size Corset Covers —at 59c— Sizes 46, 48 and 59, tm fine natnsook Corset Covera—severnl atyles, plain with narrow embroidery or trimmed with fish eye Val. lace and narrow beading Jast for Apron Day $1.25 Three-Piece Middy Sets at $1. 00 The newest and handiest things out, to wear at the summer home. cluded are skirt, middy and cap of Amoskeag gingham—pink, blue, tan or black, with white checks or stripes; also plain chambray with checked or plain trimmings—all for $1.00. 50c Bungalow Aprons 35c Bungalow Aprons of percale with plain kimono sleeves or extra piece set in shoulders—bound with white. $1 Wilhelmina Aprons 69c Withelmina Aprons of light or dark percales in stripes or checks, with kimono sleeves, finished with rick-rack braid. —Third Floor, TOILET NEEDS] 60c & 65c Tennis Oxfords | For the Sammer Girl For summer complexions must have the best of care if one would look one’s best during warm weather. $1.00 Freckle Remover at —69c— Kingsbury'’s Freckle Remover prevents and heals tan, sunburn and facial irritations. Fine to take on the outing trip. $1.00 sizes for 69¢. 16c Extra Size Drawers for —59c Pr.— good Mu Strawberry Day at the Fountain With fresh Strawberries compounded into delicious Drinks Strawberry Sundae Stymeherry Boda wbherry Shortcake Cc Strawberry Punch | Strawberry ice Cream J EACH —Lewer Main Floor. ac aueee Sherbet A bargain in Women's, Misses’ and Boys’ Tennis Oxfords, Colorite for Straw Ha made with rubber soles—elther white or black—all new and fresh, and on sale for Thursday only. Women’s Tennis Oxfords, 21, to 7 A9Oc Boys’ Tennis Oxfords, 11 to 51/2 Misses’ Tennis Oxfords, 11 to 2 —Upper Main Floor. “39¢ 17c large and Thursday Specials in Domestics act—cold cream ¢ at hed of good quailty, Ife Crepe PI 26 inches 20 Inches 100 Dress Vereales, ie. small sizes, 50c value wide, lenghta to 10 yards, | Wide, lenths to 15 yards, small ate. j psi ibid floral patterns, 15 Zhe Rolls Hospital Cotton, mee asa, Tc | vere c special at 1240 to Zhe Lawne, Dimitter Dinpepsin, f1-80 Standard Aprom Ging- | 9=4 Vo! 0 to 40 Inches at be wide mill lengths to 7 yards haine, 27 Inches wide, lengths Bais sesbnds andipet to 20 yards, blue fect goods rd 8c 6c hecks, yard ower Main Wioor, $1.98 and $2.50 Genuine Leather Hand Bags at —Lower Main Floor The June Sale of White Goods 36-inch high-erade Stlkolines, in full bolts For the summer home—extra heavy genuine = Me ~ “ yersible Tapestry Couch Covers in fine chotce draperies and comfort coverings; | Negus reversi | ee oe Oriental designs and colorings, at $1.19; value Plain Voile Scrims for curtains—full 36 inches Choice Armure Tapestry and Bungalow Crash | wide, and make neat curtains for any room Portieres, some with side bands, others with deep White, cream and Arabian included: in the lot throw over top fringe pectal at $1.95. White Mattin 30c Ingrain Carpet 25c 8, 36-inch Ingrain Carpet tn chotee, neat Oxll-8 Matting Rugs io Oriental effects, | Ihe Dogted Swine, 25 inches wide, | die White Lawns, 1,500 yarda In $1 50 E assorted dots, fine and the lot, 40 inc wide, lengths sheer; yard .. é 10c to 15 yardn * a. 12%4¢ and the White Goods, tn- | yard «s4s% 10c 20 Inches Pin Seal and Morocco Leather Hand Hage, with pannier or double @#rap handles, silk lined cluding crepes, checks and stripe Lawn and Nub a a5 inches wide. yard Ie White Crepe PI wide, in lengths to 10 and fitted with coin puree and mirror yarn, bane 124c lower Main Floor. —Upper Main Floor. —_— he Little One's ince in Town. REMARCHE BON Tel, Ell 4100 Union 8t-—Second Ave.—Pike 8t.—f Get your Tennis Balls here at 25¢ or more and we put your Initials on free. Fourth Floor, For quick service and Wholesome Foods visit our Fourth Floor Lunch Counter. ja | ne | tie | | m | w m a to iM it }to | | pu | fui | th to’ th | th ar #01 da: At Fe jth ele ar Pa mense relief, and scattered them to the wi we became comrades.” |hin almost boyish features was not|he pounded my desk with his big MADISON PARK living near the park have in” Sunda * neighboring business men. and from jand 60 tons of gold from Alaska, jand |from the Alaska-Gastineau mine at) filed Thane. | elsco market delivery terson, trol on the marked hand brake broke. Southern Porter, THE MAN WHO me Mivient, inne y ae. | A friend: | » they are 0 lonen thie ponitte Hie Anna money, and tohn | oe to thi BY JOHN HUNT CHAPT XVIII “Have you sworn to the complaint J—has it been signe manded Harding as we hurried from the | Mills building. He was gray with suspense No,” I chattered, “I've got ft here, It was too early—no Judges had arrived. I couldn't get it signed.” And I banded the paper to Oliver “That te all,” he said, with tm He tore the tn into many bits very bad meas. pevons Warrant tice. mo 1 followed him back to the locked his sanctum door, ned nie to a chair and then stood Mercerized Marquisette | with borders all around. Fine for summer before seca ation, Curtains in white, cream | home floor covering or bedrooms, Special |f}| *°!PP'ne Up my courage, rebullllng and Arabian, with hem-[ at $2.19 my shattered self-respect, fightin 2 ois erve the pre hing 1 stitched edges and 2% rve the precious thing yards long. $1.25 Grass Rugs 95¢ Each raneton lato the sire oe . cause he was ad Ann $1. 25 Scrim Curtains 69c a Pair Heavy Prairte Grass Rugs, size 30x60 rite eae inka sodad, Sot ke Heavy quality round thread Serim Curtains, with 3-] Inches, with stencti key border design InP) hogan, “than at any time since first The sag of “Do you appreciate that this Barbary Coast outcast—and he pretends to be nothing eise— could have bundled you Into a tax! and sent you home in that condition with the probability, or possibility at least, that Anna would have been so dis guested that she might have gone back to the old life? Ye —as | flinched—"“THAT MAR- Tr MIGHT EVEN HAVE TOHAVE A BAND | DARED} }him the more; ‘that saved. you from} WON HER BACK TO HIM SELF! | “He thought of that. He hinted at it when he bundied | you onto that couch last night. | He might have had you hustled | into the drunk tanks, with its se attendant disgrac “Inatead of that he offered his own shoulders for you to climb out on—back to the good graces of your wife in such manner that she might never know. “Think that over, John owe that Barbary Coast ‘brute,’ as you call him, something. could have wrecked you la night. And today you aren't fit to criticise or condemn him.” All this went home but even then, when I should have | felt ide for the man, f only bated | | | 1 | | | You hated him for debt | owed him. Oliver something of what was my mind, He took a diff a gruff impatience tn his volce the sunpected ing on in ot tack at the vicious angle of my weakness, | Martin dragged and carr | here at considerable risk relf, He {s not partieularts with the police, to whom he In well known, and there was n big ehance that he might have been jailed on a charge of having beaten you up, | ‘strong-arming’ you, or a dozen other| things. | He has been to my office sev-| eral times, He knew | was a friend) of yours, and of Anna's, He tele! rl me at home what condition | fi you were In, asked me to come to the office and said he'd bring you if It wan agreeable to no I'm doing this,’ explained Martin when he carried you in, ‘for HER—not for him, | ain't got much use for a guy that acts like this when—well, a guy that pretends to be on the | level.’ | Then he looked hard at you | snoring tn a drunken stupor-—and) | pleasant to see, | fet | “You were going to have Big] “‘l want you to Hsten to this, Mr. | Martin arrested, not so much be-) Harding,’ he sald, ‘And I want you Jeause you suspected him of rifling! to tell him when he wakes up your pockets, but because you hate} “'Tell him this: Big Martin bim—and hate him for the gentiest| will kill him if | ever find him /f acts of his scarred life becnuse they| up there on the “Co again, | related to Anna; for hia honest) Tell him to stay away. | mean proffer of aid it, This fella’s busin | “Martin is the man who look after Anna—to tr i | brought you here last night.” BETTER THAN | DID, WHICH Disregarding my look of incredu| HE WASN'T DOING TO- lous surprise, be continued bis cut} NIGHT! |ting arraignment | “Tell him Vil be watching |] for him from now on, and I'l! know mighty quick w hi up there in them joints “John,” eald Oliver gravely, “Big Martin meant every word of it. This thing is #0 serious with him that | believe he would harm you if again found you—well, ‘tr | Anna worse than he used to,’ as he say (To GERMAN SHIPS ARE TORPEDOED Continued.) Muste in Madison park this sum-| er? Yep! So the park board actually woke > at Inst? Oh, po! Not the park board Never let It be said. Quite the contrary, The citizens “chipped on the deal and have arranged ith Cavanaugh's 1%-plece band for afternoon concerts all sum er. ‘avanaugh will also furnish band at Laschi park, to be bired The Seattle Electric was asked donate part of the cost of the adison park venture, {nasmuch as will profit by hauling people to the concerts, according ©. W. Bran, one of the men who ut the deal acrons. The Seattle Electric, however, re ned to put up a cent, he says, 1,000 MEN IDLE SUES CHIEF TO | AT SHIP CREEK With two large chests of bullion concentrates the liner Mariposa, of | e Alaska 8. 8. Co., is in port her day, the first treasure ship of @ season The bullion comes from Dawson Fairbanks, the concentrates The latter will be sent to e Selby smelter at San iat Capt. C. J 000 men O'Brien reported that | who went North, seek ing work on the Alaska railroad, ‘e lying idle at Ship Creek | UTO IN MAD DASH | ON JAMES ST. HILL, The condition of ©. mn, driver of the South End auto, and G, Pat who were injured late Tues: y when the auto got beyond con James st. hill, showed improvement Wednesday elty hospital it was said M. Lamber. the both will live The auto vurth and got away Fifth aves. nse pet when At Fourth si crashed into a Seattle, Renton & car. Patterson was rown out of the seat Mrs. C, E. Rogardus has been re. veted president of the Seattle unell of Mothers’ Con#ress and rent-Teacher agsociations Oty G er officers chosen Mrs Haley and Mrs. F. W, McKinley vice presidents: Mra, John MeM recording secretary Mrs. A L, Brightman. corresponding secretary; Mrs. Chas. O'Donnell, treasurer, and M¥s, L. D, Hoag,! auditor, | but | reparated and eacaped. || | | PETROGRAD, June 9 Russian| || submarines sank the German! steamship Hindenburg and attacked a fleet of ten German ships in the! Raltic, it Is declared here today A second class German cruiser struck a mine in the Gulf of Riga and wan badly damaged. A series of engagements between, Ruslan submarines and German js has occurred off the Gulf} of Riga. It in known that the Germans are attempting to land troops from transports for an attack upon Riga, o far the efforts have been frustrated | One submarine encountered ten| German ships between Windau and} the island of Gothland It attacked the leading vessels. | ff Several torpedoes are declared to} have scored hits, but the Germans| GET BAIL BACK | Action Charlie has Loule been started againet Police Lang for the return of $1,600 bail which Loule declares the police filed against any of them, Louie |put up the bail for eight alleged kamblers arrested at the Lexington hotel May 31, As no charge has been against any of them, Loute says he Is entitled to immediate re turn of the $1,600, IE BERLIN TO SEE | | ia by Chief of U.S. CLIPPINGS BERLIN, acquaint the foret the feeling in the U. 8 sult of the sinking of the f Ambassador Gerard is preps serapboo' of clippings from An June us can ewspad rr scrupl will be jaced at the disposal of ‘orelgn Minister Ver Jago OLYMPIA, June 9. 9.—The state su preme court will render its opinion | in a few days in the case of Cecil | Upper vs, Will H. Hanna, as treas urer of King county Hanna re-| fused to cash a warrant for an auto [Upper bought from County missioner Hamilton for sold to the county for §! RABBI KOCH TALKS 1) . June %—An address by Rabbi Samuel Koch of Seatle on | the social workers of today featured |the opening session of the confer fence of charities and correction for the state, Tuesday, | i} | | | ERE HE SEATTLE STAR ss, | FREDERICK &~NELSON BASEMEN1 SALESKOOM OOM 3 in the Basement Salesroom Comes Forward for Thursday with a Budget of Good Things in the Form of Several Lots of Specially-bought Mer- chandise, Which It Will Sell to Its Patrons at Prices Decidedly Un- || der Regular Values: ABSORBENT COTTON Spe- Pound cial 15c Rew Cotton rbent in one-pound rolls, Fine, clear Abs special 15¢@ roll Children’s Wash Dresses 25c Special | 39c oy . anh yer typical of the values in this special selling. It of percale in blue, white pattern —Basement Salesroom a made delft with dot medium-blue with small pattern S&S 4p and blue and white check prettily trimmed on neck Sizes Se. Equally good value is the two-piece Dress (with bloomers) pictured at left. It is made of heavy cotton material in pretty colored checks or stripes on white ground. Sizes 2 to 6 years. Special 3B¢. ~-Hasement Salesroom 4 to 6. Special Buttons at Special Prices VORY BUTTONS, Fancy Trimming Buttons and Metal Buttons in a low-priced assortment at Se dozen. Small Coat Buttons, Glass ‘Trimming Buttons in jewel-set effects and many other desirable novel- ties, exceptional value at 10¢@ dozen Crochet Buttons, Large Coat Buttons, Amber But tons and other varieties, 6 and 12 on card, priced low at 25@ card —Basement Ralesroom. Mill Ends of sgn ae | 25c_ and 35¢ | XTRI MELY Io low prices on Mill E nds a Colored Embroidery Edges and Bands in various lengths and colors, Useful for many trimming Exceptional values at 25¢ and 35¢ each. —Basement Salesroom purposes Women’s and Children’s Underwear, 10c Garment XCEPTIONAL Vests Bo Suits in summer and winter ’ Pants, Vests and Black Tights. »10¢ garment At 28c Garment Women's _ fine - ribbed Cotton Vests, — Part Wool Vests and Draw ers in assorted sizes; also odd — undergar- ments for children. Spe- cial 28¢@ garinent values in) Women’s Summer in various styles; Drawers and weight; also Special, Thurs- At 48c Garment Women’s Fleece - lined Union Suits, Wool Vests and Drawers and Silk - and - Wool Draw- ers; also Boys’ fine- ribbed Cotton Union Suits. 4! garment. —Basemen Saiesroom Women’s and Children’s Hosiery cd Specials /10c | Pair Women’s Lisle ad Cot- ton Stockings [ 25c | Pair Women’s Stockings papain’ with fiber silk boot, Infants’ Cashmere Silislisis Stockings oad Stockings % sl sani ai ahs Children’s Lisle, Cotton Ormat 8: AN ee dren’s Cashmere Stock- and Wool Stockings (Sizes and broken), ings—principally black Special 25¢ pair Basement salesroon Bronze Pottery Vases, $1.00 Each —F S's attractive one pie- which colors are shapes, as tured, these Vases look wonderfully They are modeled in designs, and inches high $1.00 cach Earthenware Teapots 50c Each Choice of several attractive designs and shapes in these Decorated Earth enware Teapots, in jet and brown glaze finishes. Excep- tionally good values at 50@ each Basement Salesroom in Pottery like bronze. various antique range from 10 to 15 Unusually good value at EVENTY-FIVE spun aluminum, 5-quart 2-quart aluminum ¢ to cook the breakfast Special, Thursday, (only) in a special selling on The combination consists of a capacity, real pan cereal boiling water at the same time $2.25 cach 2,000 HANDKER- CHIEFS Specially Priced for Thursday 3 for 5c Children’s Printe ¢ and pi }landker- chief Children’ Initi ed Handkerchiefs with col- ored letter Women's and Children’s Corner embroidered Handkerchiefs Men's and Youths’ Print- ed-border Handkerchiefs. 2 for 5c Vomen’s and Children’s Embroidered - corner Handkerchiefs of fine cambric or lawn Handkerchiefs of sheer lawn with lace edging. Handkerchiefs with wide colored hems, open-work designs and initials. Large Colored Handker- for fancy work. 5c Each Women's chiefs Handkerchiets of sheer lawn, embroid- ered with colored initial. Handkerchiefs with embroidered corner design Linen lawn with wide colored border. Shamrock Lawn Em- broidered Handkerchiefs. Men's Mercerized Hand- kerchiefs with embroid- ered initials—in a brok- en assortment of letters, —Basement Salesroom. 1,000 Yards CRETONNES Special 20c Yard NE thousand yards of Cretonnes, comprising over 20 patterns, bought at a concession from a prominent converter and priced correspondingly low for Thursday's selling. They are high-class printings on very good cloths, and this special price should dispose of them quickly. The yard, ment Saiesroom 200 Pairs WOMEN’S LOW SHOES Reduced to $2.45 Pair OLONIAL PUMPS, La Valliere Pumps, Plain Pumps and Two- strap Slippers in patent and dull calf leathers, with low or high heels, sizes 2% to 8—200 pairs in an underpriced assortment at 2.45 pair. REDUCED TO $1.65 PAIR— C A lot of 75 pairs of Women's Pumps and Oxfords, in plain and dull leathers, sizes 3%, 4 and only, $1.05 pair Cool Lawn and Swiss Sacques, 50c ANCY flowered lawns in pink, blue or lavender and white give these Sacques a very pleasing Summery appearance. They have kimono sleeves, Dutch collars of plain white lawn and trimming of Val. lace edging. Very attractive value at 5Oe, Others of figured dotted Swies in blue, pink or laven- der and white have white lawn collars édged with Val. lace and are trimly belted in at the waistline. Price 50¢, —Basement Suresroom, Combination Kettle and Cereal Boiler, $2.25 of these practical utensils Thursday Tea Kettle of into which heavy fits a Its enables one and obtain a supply of use —Housewares Section — ! Handkerchiefs of sheer | rc | rer —_— | ‘ a