The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 28, 1915, Page 8

Now a Big S 5¢ and 10c Embroidered Edgings —3c Yd— 35¢ and 50¢ Skirtings Special 5c Yd_— These Cambric and Nainsook Skirtings are just about the scarcest things tmaginabl now—and when we say 260 for the 3 vaines it means a great savin Inches {n width, in attractive d worked scalloped edges. On sa Fine Lace Flouncings at | 75¢ 40-Inch Flouncings too ored dots, n This lot Includes Laces that | are worth up to $1.50 a yard— | Voile and Swiss Flouncings tn blind and open-work embroidery beautiful Net Top and Shadow | pretty floral and conventional Laces, 9 to 22 inches wide, in | designs. Splendid for dresses, white or cream. | waists, skirta and | infants —Upper Main Floor. | dresses Women’s $1.25 $1.50 Gowns, Special at 95c Each Good quality Musiin or Nain- sook—slip-over or button style, crepe in pink, white or Dresden patterns —Third Floor, Women’s $2.00 Glove Silk Vests White or Pink, Sizes 38, 40, 42 —$1.25 Ea.— On Sale for One Day Only Women’s white or dainty pink Glove Silk Vests of good weight silk—made with reinforced shields under arms—neck and sleeves are daintily trim med with feather ribbon edge. There is nothing quite so cool for summef wear. It is soft and clinging, and ts being offered at a big reduction. —Upper Main Floor. of blouse, belt, gray and red, Caloris and Thermos Hotties, inde’ Ht and Almond mickel - plated. pint size, 91.50; ‘Cream tn tubes, special 196 at sind 98c Bae sine im crue 9g Cola 39 Hanern-Jonks Travelers’ Packages Cream, c pena a 17¢ Colgate’s Wreek-end Sete—tooth paste, soap, talcum powder and | She Mvereweet and Deodorant cold cream. Be | for, verepiration). 15 Special . 1C | spectal at c ad jt & Ramedell's Cold | 100 size Huyler’s Coron Butter eens dare and tuber (fine for sunburn), special at . ...25¢ special at 6c Wiltiams’ Cold Cream, jars | S0e Ricker's Cream of Roses. * A tubes, special liquid face powder 15c¢ .39c Summer Bedding 121 Muslin Pillow Cases mpecial at .. ! 100 dosen of Bleached Bed Sheets, size 81x90 Inches (with out any made of good quality well wearing and ee dozen of good qual low Cases, size 42x36 fhches, well made and of firm, even quality muslin. Special for Tuesday at 100 each. seamen), serviceable Sheets. quality herring’ with thorough! feathers, and cleaned, odor! nly 9c each. size 81x90 Ins will fit any ordinary size bed. 6c 25-Inch Calico Beer %* Ae Yond 3,500 yards of 5c Yard 2,000 ya yards, plain colors only 40 yard. New White Potatoes, fine large, strictly splendid cookers package ¥ el 25c Pure Lard, No. 3 patia, 40c ar Lard— $1.35 Chip , Good quality ernment {nspected; per pound ‘ 40c pail Pare Stiver il, 7005 No. ‘ bi 10 pall . Bhe Home-made Mayon- naine, pound large nize, 15c sup, Faultions made from fresh. ripe ina Sladal wraund a int bot — atte heat, 15c Fernd Reliance | brand; | Dove Brand Molasses, 10 an Ve wize c a a Powdered Blue, the old | Oxe Boulllon Cubes, luing; 10¢ wize Bc} 10 cans The « Blend Coffee, al, made trom wheat, | $ge nrade et 25c ‘an, walnuts, figs and 15c¢ | White other cereals; per pke Washing Powder, fill 1-pound ragua, Can 22c packages, three fe ne Maple Syrup, 10c 35c packages for 2% can Wom THE BON Union St—Secon® Ave.—Pike St.—Seattie Pink Baked Beans In tomato sauce; No. 1 cans, 7c; og 2 cans, 116; *17¢ oa “ one ticking, filled | T Sale of Laces arid Embroideries 10,000 Yards at 25 to 50 PerCent Under Regular Prices | 40-Inch 50c Voile Flouncings at —25c Yd.— a half-price sale of Embroidered A big sale of Embroidery Edges for Tuesday For Tuesday Bo and 10c values at Se a yard. A splendid assort- | Voile Flouncings ment, fresh stock, soft finish nainsook tn open | or underwear First quality crescenia and flowers on white. at-looking fo: y's selling ot $1 to $1.25 Flouncings | | | —45c Yd.— | —49c Yd.— | —75c Yd. — Boys’ $1.00 and $1.50 Flannel | Baseball Suits Are Reduced to —79c a Suit— Sizes 8, 12, 14 and 16 Years Boys’ Basebal! Suite, made of good, firm quality flannel, and all are wel pants and cap, blue and white and gray and blu Let the boys be enthustastic ball players and have & regular baseball suit | at Greatly Reduced Prices Tuesday 75c Seamless Bed Sheets | $2.00 Fleece Blankets at —59c Ea— | —$1.59 Ea.— hat An excellent quality will make pretty dresses in blind and and semi-blind work with neat designs, and up to | Japane effects, Coral and conventional designs, 4 inches in width. Suttable for gowns and under | full 40 inches in width, The 50c value, special at Wear, Specially priced for Tuesday s yard for a day $1 Colored Embroidered Allovers | —389c Yd.— colored embrold- halt price, with col They priced for are those and at less than full 42 inches wide, dresses, Specially We; worth $1.00. Beautiful Embroidered Swise Flouncings, 45 inches wide handsome. new nwork material and wil etive signs—fine quality well-finished ed, tty and at dre see and | Girls’ and Misses’ $1.75 Serge Bathing Suits at 50c Suit Bathing Sults of good quality serge—Waist and Bloomers are with embroidery yoke or bands | in one plece with detachable of embroldered organdy set in} skirt—slightly gathered at walt with rows of tnsertion—neck | insuring a good fit. Short and sleeves finished with lace # and novelty collars nd l f tyle: f pl e in all black, neatly trim Ocge; also & Tew styles of pilese “i with white soutache braid a 6 to 16 years —Second Floor Each sult consists and come in pretty made 78e a Bult —Fourth Floor. Special, Special Prices on Toilet Needs for Your Vacation Trip Se Mennen’s Taleum Powder, a!) at [le 10 Jap Rose Sonp, Specinis per bar 7c| Oe size Herptetde, to remove at 29c) 81.00 sine Listerine (Lam 59c Sac cise Peade Eatrect ef Witeh Masel, for sprains and Boe wine Metis German Lintment, for cut bru Be al convenient soap powder special at —Lower Mata Floor. tne ty, « to ping Saxony Fleece Bi 64x76 Inches, heavy in gray n take with you trip. | $2.25 Bed Comforters at "| —$1.75 Ea.— * wat the th ca Hed Comforters, covered w good quality silkoline tn t Paisley ith sateen bor ders; ff itary cotton | size 70x78 1 in of Ob 25c | very low prices — MARCHE Tel. Elliote 4100 in Floor Special Bargains From the Domestic Section—Tuesday 7c Apron Ging-| 10c Cheviot for | ham, 27 Ins. Wide | Tuesday at 8 1-3¢ | 20c and 25c Crepes Reduced to 12'44c Yard | Dr Pajn all dark blue back- Good quality Apron | tot, 28 inches wide, In | cpepen” og nnd ‘to ground with neat floral | wm, 27 ins. wide, | iengths to 10 yards; a | wide, in full bolts erns; | in Hl lengths, An assor and figured patterns; | in a variety of neat blue | 6 iin of patterns, in | ianethe. An sseort fine for aprons, chil- | and white check pat- | tripes, checks and some stripes, checks and dren’s dresses and romp- | terns, Comes in lengths | *tripes, 7 | figures wer Main Floor, Specials for“Bargain Tuesday” intheGrocery 4 Cans of Carnation Milk—Large Sized Cans-—for 25c Not Over 4 Cans to a Customer at This Price and Delivered Only With Other Groceries m Nut Rutter, fine for or eake filling und wand 25c ‘Texas 124c of the 35c Figs, genuine 1 nize cans one t brands: She Potties, es 460 bott Pure Baking Powder, Mayflower brand; 1-pound cans, regular i tor.... LSC Premium Baking Chocolate, May 20e; and the 1-pound cans at 5c Alaska Cod, per 10 6c Gosden Mau Macateni,’ the best quailty cut Macaroni; 16¢ mize: por pke 7c t nele Kap irenkinet Mood, rewu 22c Genuine Imported Olive Oil; %-pint, 22c; pint, 40c; % gallon, $1.50, and cana. $2.85 cans. —Fourth Floor, package | | It | | | | | | | | | }egates from coll }earr | Harrison Direct line, | group of |within a week | tion, and | They left | Monday | been hinting that his office, Six members of the city coun cll of Osaka, Japan, who, with Izoh Hiroyama, mayor's secre tary, arrived in Seattle Satur day afternoon on the Shidzuoka Maru, of the Nippon Yusen Kal sha line, to study the municipal Governments of Pacific coast cities, were entertained at a luncheon Monday noon at the Commercial Club, where they were formally Introduced to Se attle city officials by President Robert Boyne of the club, Later they were Interested spectators at the meeting of the councll, Hefore leaving Japan, they were advised to Ko wtraight to California, said Hiroyama, who, altho a weal thy citizen, contributes his serv George G. Ward, director of Pow [an mayor's fe HE SEATTLE STAR OSAKA COUNCILMEN ENTERTAINED HERE Hut they had the success of water departments, come here first and study first hand They are working for tuntelpal ownership in Osaka oft which already haw ac the light rd so Seattle's lig and a cit 400, lauired the street railway jand power systema and harbor fa ellitie The gas company fe still private ly owned, but payg the city 64% per cent of Its net ineé Du thelr inspection of etty departments, Sunday and Monday they expressed great interest, and praise was frequent, Part of Sun day was spent tn Tacoma. They ave Tuesday for Portland tal Telegraph company, visiting In| Seattle | Prof. Paul Relnsch, American) minister to China, will address | summer school students at U. of W after his arrival here July 10 Three hundred young women del ces and un thes of the ast arrived in Seattle urday en route to Kappa Alpha eta convention to be 1 at rhart, Ore ah 4 One year ago today, some one killed an archduke of Austria. This one murd is being avenged by the slaughter of millions on the battlefields of | givic HIRE?" ELSEWHERE Fight filma of Willard-Johnson mill refused admission from Can ada by Maine customs offictal Louls Brandt, und MI & = Tir Co.,, cam No. 5, near Port Ange anly scalded when donkey engine over rned tant attor al, quits to take up pri foo at Seatt! Rev. Marion Johnson, superin ene Tacoma of Washington | accused by wom before # home, holding out for money up her granddaughter Three city offictals indicted at Nashville, Tenn. for grafting Hoquiam plans three-day celebra- tion for the Fourth Europe. And yet we wonder At 2 o'clock Saturday, 7,000,000 | at the Yaqui Indians! had passed thru exposition gates at Frisco. This includes C, Allen Dale. o @) Herman Ross, Frank Gons, and Body of L. L. Rickard, suicide,| Charlie Helfner whowe body was found in Pt. De | Miss Carrie Lee Chamberlain, flance park Friday, was brought to | daugt of Oregon senator, mar Seattle Saturday ried to Donald Wood, college ath Gov. F. B. Willis of Ohio, who | lete. was scheduled to visit Seatele July} Or, 1. C. Brown, medical In will not come here until the lat-|@ ° ter part of August iI Ditch constructed by Chicago, | Bob Hodge Is throwing a two Milwaukee and St il ratiway,| | column fit b he wants ea flood waters of Rattlesnake jlake into Snoqualmie watershed Steamer Victoria salled Saturday night for Bering and Nome, tourists aboard oll shipment to reach attle this year arrived Saturday barge Fresno. Shipment at $25,000 William Pigott, president of Se attle Car and Foundry Co,, return ed from visit to East Saturday ys business ts picking up. British steamer Merchant’ of now on way Francisco, came to ere from San to decetve Germans. tertainment at Moore theatre July 28-31 for benefit of Orthopedic how pital As for that bomb discovered at Carnegie’s home, we'll wager that Andy saves it until it | breeds a million dollars’ worth of bombs which he can sell at a huge profit. | Army transport Dix to sall from ° | Seattle July 2 bound for Honolulu, and Miike, Japan, via San Francisco, with lumber, horses and | Just a@ little patience } and some day we'll have some Americans give us the once- over, too. | je ° 000 damage. Twelve injured Lightning kills four at Grand | Forks, N. D SWEDISH PARTY GALL PATERSON | VISITS SEATTLE We're having all sorts of visitors these days A Chinese trade commission, a Japanese city offictals, from Osaka; a delegation of soror- ity women, and finally a party of 100 Swedish-American tourists, from Iilinols, and thereabouts—all | 1s making us feel | all puffed up Th Swedish delegation arrived | Sunday on @ special train from al| trip to the Panama-Pacific expost the Yellowstone park for Vancouver, B. C., morning, en route Canadian {fic via the I or, and several The ex-governor ts A. O. E of Minnesota; the mayor, Carlson, of Moline The party was entertained Sun day night at a banquet at the New Washington hotel notably big M MAYOR GILL GOES TO SEE RAINIER Mayor Gill, Uke all normal men. has a holy horror of house cleaning. | cleaning. | council gets a whack at them That's the chief reason was up on Mt. Rainier Monday, stead of listening to the taxpayers at his desk hall The building department has long with its was no fit place for why he in woes of in the city smoky walls, |a mayor “Il give you one day te fix it |then," he sald, and the department promised, Mayor Hi started for the mountain Sunday morning, with the Hi family and George Sample and his family. They went a la auto | They are due back Monday night Refore leaving the mayor said he didn't think he'd elimb any higher n the auto, Secretary Jimmy Crehan was hay ing an exciting time dodging kalso. mine Monday, | | | Coast disguised as tramp steamer |rying a woman passenger, | demanding release @ | Marmorale | sociation to meet In Seattle, | home |have complained With | chase |the party 1s an ex-governor, a may- | high, aud intimate that about $400,.| men. | 000 of that erhart, | used for the county jall moved to where it Is going to be moved when the new courthouse is ready— downtown He'll prob- t want to locate the to tem pole at Pioneer equare and the postoffice at Third ave. and Union st, and the ocean close to the shore—yes? - o addressed noon at e spector for city achoe the Rotary club Mon the Washington Annex Averaging 60 miles arehour, Avi. ator T. T. Maroney of Everett, car flew to minutes, establish Anacortes in 46 Society leaders plan to give en-|ing Puget sound record Mayor Barton of North Yakima re- colves letter from Tacoma I. W. W of one Rocco Latter had been re leased several days ago Retail grocers in Seattle to have| ik plenic at Wildwood park, July 2 Surgeon General William C. Bral ated of the U.S. navy, visited Brem erton navy yard Saturday U. 8, 8. South Dakota and U. &. S. Milwaukee leave Bremerton San Francisco. Total of $129,335 paid for auto cennes since new law went into ef. fect, June 10. Five hundred presentation of “Colontal Day Tacoma stadium, July 3 and 5 Pacific Coast Claims Agent 1916 students attended to Twelve day's » adult blind, at Vancouver, Wash NedWiliiams, Alaska pioneer, dies at Juneau. Fund of $110,000 raised for Tornado in Alberta causes $500,| memorial monument at Cambridge in honor of Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy, founder of Christian Sctence church ON ‘SUBS’ DEAL? Possibility that President J. V. Paterson of the Seattle pout tion and Dry Dock Co. may be summoned to Ottawa to testify be-| fore the Canadian commission in regard to the pur jchase of two submarines — by Premier Henry McBride of British | Columbia, 18 contained in Ottawa dispatches. Paterson sald to The Star Mon day that he had heard nothing from Ottawa, pate any such move. Political opponents war contracts of McBride that the price of $1,150,000 was too sum may have been “political purposes MAYOR GILL WILL PRUNE ESTIMATES: Mayor Gill is going to line ay ke a etty editor blue penciling a cub reporter's copy, when the h hudget estimates begin-coming tn, | and will personally make an effort to make big reductions before the First, he will consider the esti mates of Building Superintendent He aal Josenhans. for 1916 0 an allowance 619.50, This year It was $ Increased in the new building, he gi his chief reason for the inc DEPOTY SHERIFF ATTENDS A PICNIC Wiggans and Ase, HJ Ed Marson, who were running a little plente in Fortuna park, Manday, are lodged in the county jail, Wiggans charged with operating a blind pig, and Marson is said to have been gambling, Deputy Sheriff Campbell busted up the piento. they elected to Seattle | employed at Puget for participate in * at) firet fon of summer school for) and that he did not antict-| pur- | rental | Ps as | S| FREDERICK &-NELSON The Special Selling of Domestic Rugs Continues Tuesday WHOLESALER’S surplus stock of Domestic Rugs, bought by us at a very price h mean correspondin great savings for customer : : This the season’s thost important buying opportunity in low- and medium- priced fl verings, and offers exceptional advantages to hotel and erp house keepers as well as to private householders eee ae The Midsummer Upholstery Clearance An Important Value-Giving Event HIS is the summer clean-up of broken assortments, odd lots and discon- tinued patterns that have accumulated in the Drapery and Upholstery stocks dur- ing-several months of active selling. The radical price-reductions made to ensure complete disposal result in remarkable buying-gpportunities. Prominent among the lots offered are: Imported and Domestic Cretonnes Exceptionally Low-Priced at 18c, 25c, 45c Yard lots under these three prices em- many different types of these drapery and upholstery mate- rials, suitable for window draperies, screen and wall panels, box coverings, chair coverings and many other purposes. Three lots, 18c, 25c and 45c yard. —First Floor. i i} | | | | —the bracing popular Black Hats $2.95 . HE All-black Hat often | g : furnishes just the touch j of contrast that improves the white or pastel-colored costume and for that rea- son is much in demand this season. The Basement Salesroom is showing many Untrim- med Black Hats, equal: smart in the small large effects, of Milan Milan Hemp, at $2.! New Black Wings make a very smart trimming for these hats and are mod- erately priced at T5¢, 95¢, $1.45 and $1.95. —Basement Salesroom. Imported Semi-Porcelain Jugs, 25c to 85c HERE are many uses in the kitchen for these handy Jugs, which range from %-pint to 3-pint capacity. They are in barrel shape with pale-blue line decoration — six sizes. 25¢ to She each. ~—Basement Salesroom. i} | ON SALE TUESDAY A Special Purchase of Women’s and Misses’ Dresses In Smart Summer Models $4.25| | $5.75 | | EXCEPTIONAL VALUES rus timely purchase consists of 220 Dresses for Women and Misses in the following desirable materials: | | 1 | | i '} iy | ‘ H] VOILES in black and white stripes or checks, all Granite | white, and white with colored dots. . |] ORGANDIE in tan, blue, white, checks and floral Berlin Kettles | effects NET ORGANDII Special 25¢ 8 pictured, in tan and white. tTNY is “ Kettle of | LINEN in pink, white, lavender, green, rose and blue gray enam- STRIPE CREPE in white, tan and blue. eled steel ‘ 3 uh ware, com- CORDED VOILE in plain white plete with tin P | cover, These Dresses are prettily made up in the prevail- Choice of ing Summer styles, cut on good lines and carefully age d ae ai ni P wii -, 7 and 9-quart ca) A tailored The sizes: 16 and 18; 34 to’ 44, ceptional Polity 25e. . ssa, —Ba, ~-Housewares Section, nent Balesroom, values at $4.25 and $5.75. New Redingote House Sets at $1.00 | ERY attractive value in these Three-piece House Sets, consisting of redingote coat, plain skirt and Dutch cap. They are made of washable percales in a large assortment | of coloring White ‘with double ring dots of black, red or blue, trim- med with matching plain-color pipings. Black and White Checks. Lavender or pink plaids, Delft-blue with white dot or fancy stripe. Price $1.00. ~Basement Salesroom,