The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 29, 1915, Page 8

5 ‘ > At Prices That You Will Pay for the Materials v 1 convenience we have divided these House Dresses into four 7 big lot and offer them for a day s these lo Xs price Sizes range | g from Mt 46 in some style or another hy} “Slt oy oes | ; Lot No. 1—$1 Gingham and Percale House Dresses 78c Made of good quality material with square, round or V-neck, short or three quarterlength sleeves, Skirts are cut wide, full gored, some having panel backs trimmed with pique collars and cuffs, Sizes 34 to 46 buat measure Lot No. 2—Women’s $ $1.50 House Dresses, Special at 98c Ea.— + .*\*\) These Dresses are made of gingham, & ])\ chambray and percale in numerous . |\styles—with vestee effect and the new Peter Pan collars with cuffs to match High-Grade eto Cloth Come in n colors, stripes and fe s checks and a few all white. All sizes Hones inex qaeandiupie ie 3—Women's $1.75 House Dresses, All Sizes 5 & All White Smocked Middy Suits, i 16 to 44, with smocking in the back and Smoe is done in a front, king of neck Lot 4—$2.00 and $2.5C House Dresses, All Sizes pink blue. with pale shade or Finished sallor collar, at round short slee and HRN ELSEWHERE $1.25 Ea. Made of Ginghams, Percales, Chambrays and Piques—some are trimmed with lace or em at $1.50 The materials are Linen, Chambray, Gingham and Per- cale—made in a good vartety silk laces to match the amock log pleat down They are very new Skirts are wide nter front and with and ever KNUTTY LESSONS IN ANCIENT HISTORY THE FIRST DENTIST to him his best hired man, and to him he “if you can, | wish you would think of something that would furnish good sport for a king Something enappy. and bloody, and fine, to amuse me some day while I dine. My gladiators have grown fat, and my wife is displeased with her hat. Somehow, nothing is going just right, and those poor, skinny Christians won't fight. By midafternoon | shall ring, and you will have settied this thing.” When the town clock struck midafternoon, the old servant was called, all too soon, and id: “Well, Sir Claud, here | am, and ae sure as my firet name is Sam, there is nothing new under the sun which your worshiptul self has not done. However, If't please you, for lunch | will bring up another fresh bunch of tho boys we brought over from Greece. | will boil them in oll, piece by plece, | will roll them in lakes of barbed wire, or I'll toast them be fore a great fire. | will— Blooey, you big hunk of che cried the ruler, “be still, If you please! If that Is the best you can do, there Is no further work here for you, To the lions, my hearty, for thee! | will have no such simpe about me!" It waa then that poor Sam, blue and white from his perfectly log lcal fright, invented a torture so vile that it made the old emperor Hie, And the next day this tyrant, at lunch, first beheld the re sults of this hunch: A dentist, with drill, pick and snare, and a Chris- tian strapped down to his chair! THE SEATILE STAB These Special Sales for Wednesday Offer Exceptional Inducements A Clearance of 2,000 House Dresses Vudor Porch Shades “FREDERICK e- NELSON mt 3,000 Yards of Dress Ginghams N sale iceal ity, suitat rompers, terns; no ‘Ne Ginghams, ‘le for making up into women’s house dresses and aprons, Special | 5c | Yard Wednesday, in the Basement Salesroom, 27 inches wide and fast color, yards of ¢ in a firml 3,000 boys’ blouses and men’s work shirts. A good assortment remnants, but full pieces. Special, Se yard. Hai HESI in a in some street an yard 550 Yards of Taffeta Silk Reduced to 50c Yard Exceptic available and 27 inches are 24 selection of light are ie, fair and dark colors and changeable effects. Desirable quality for d frocks mally low-priced for Wednesday, at 50¢ Basement Salesroom evening Ranges ood, serve -woven qual- children’s Ohio Steel “ of pat- Halesroom. Miller Corset broidery—-Skirts are cut nurses’ sizes. stripes. Come scarf—fancy Madras, each. bargain at $2.4 Wire Any Delivered with full with wide lap seam down front -—in plain blue, old rose and in —Second Floor. Extra Special Somewhat Damaged and Water Soaked You have all read how the Pennsylvania steamer, when en route for New York, caught fire in the hold. the hold and got thoroughly after a good washing, will be as good as new of a 50,000-yard purchase white and colors, and will be offered at 3c a yard while the A Sale of Five Hundred Dozen Men’s Summer Neckwear at 10c, 25c and 59c Men's Wash Ties at 10c- open-end Madras Wash Ties that look like SOc value, open-end Silk Ties that cannot be matched at 75c elsewhere, at 59% Men’s New Summer Wash Ties —l0cEa— | 1.200 Wash Ties, made of Oxford cloth or Madras—light backgrounds with pretty stripe, hair-line and cross-striped patterns— full lengths and fast colors. New Wash Four-in-Hand Ties —25c Ea.— 2,400 Summer Wash Ties in two shapes— wide open-end or the narrow ght with stripe end figured patterns. 200 Wool Skirt Patterns, Worth $3.50 Ea. And Your Skirt Cut Free of Charge An out-of-the-ordinary offering in All-wool Skirt Patterns at $2.49 We have for your selection poplins, French serges, checks and ‘mixtures, in wanted colora—such as navy, brown, green, Dlack—all full 54 inches tn width. Choose any piece you like best, cut your skirt free of charge from any one of sixteen attractive styles. Satisfaction guaranteed; 200 patterns in the lot, any one a splendid worth $3.50. Meath-End Sale of Summer Needs— I oors Up at $1.00 Slightly Screen frame covered with best wire screening; assorted sizes and | styles orders accepted. Damaged Extension Window Screens, formerly priced to 50e—delivered with other hardware only—- price . o Wire Screen Remnants Remnants of best Black Screening — assc widths and lengths in this piece other hardware only. $5.00 Garden Hose at $3.50 of styles—trimmed with lace or braid and contrasting shades. Skirts are cut full with side plaits and gathered pin tucks in the back so nice to wear on your outing trip, Easy to get into fortable to wear. com ne all 20,000 Yards of Outing Flannel, | Worth 10c, at, Yard. at 3 lored These Outing water-s lannels we are offering aked, and some are disco a yard were it but most of them, There are 20,000 yards in the lot—part The Outing Flannels are the best 10c¢ brands made in} lot holds out —On Sale on the Lower Main Floor. | 20k 25, for and that you would expect to large, large, pay for Men's Silk Four-in-Hand Ties —25c Ea. — 1,200 Choice Silk and Silk Fiber Four-in- Hand Ties, all made in the large open-end shape—a splendid assortment of colors and neat designs. Men’s Silk Ties, Special at —59c Ea.— 1,200 Men's Silk Ties in the large open end shape, finished with satin band—beau tiful colorings in numerous pretty stripe and figured patterns. Lower Main Floor. reversible backgrounds Belgium and and our expert skirt cutter will $2.49 —Upper Main Floor. Screen to $2.50 All Our Mascot Refrigerators | 1-4 Off Mascot Refrigerators are built according to the latest principles of refrigeration have white enameled steel ining. These Refrig. erators are absolutely sanitary, $12.50 Refrigerators at.. $14.85 Refrigerators at.. $17.45 Refrigerators at. ..$13.09 gee 75 Refrigerators at...$17.06 All Lawn Mowers 4 Off Every Lawn Mower in the house at one- damaged Doors, with fancy heavy No phone or C. 0. D. up 10c) 5c Each od is yours for 5c, Corrugated or plain moulded rubber Garden Hose—will not kink and will outlast and out- wear any other kind of Hose. 25-ft. lengths, complete with couplings, $3.50. Hose, 50-ft. lengths, complete with couplings brass arms at. Poplar Cloth 25c Yard pensive bathing suit—only 2c yard 44 to G4-tnch Brillta: navy blue and black quality—from 50¢ to —————— Hefreshing Friendship Bracelets, the fad of the season— 25¢ a link. Upper Main Floor $10.00 Corrguated or Plain Moulded Rubber Garden | 98c Sunshine Lawn Sprinklers with stand § inches high, S6.inch material in navy bine and black—spiendid for an inex- Brilliantine 50c to $1.50 1 yard. THE BON Union St—Second Ave.—Pike St.—Seattie $7.00 | 3 revolving | — 65c |- able and practical for sults Drinks and Delt Sawer Mate tne ous Sundaes at the Sodn Fountain MARCHE price, $4.00 LAWN MOWERS PRICED AT $3.00 EACH $4.75 LAWN MOWERS PRICED AT $3.56 EACH $5.00 LAWN MOWERS PRICED AT $3.75 EACH 30 LAWN MOWERS PRICED AT $5.63 EACH $9.50 LAWN ‘MOWERS PRICED AT $7. 13 EACH $11.50 LAWN MOWERS PRICED AT $8.63 EACH Lower Main Flo Materials for Bathing Suits at 25c to $1.75 a Yard Sicilian, Cloth Priced Taffeta Silk $1 to $1.75 50c to, $1.50 | In navy blue and biack, from | Black Surf Satin $1.75 44 to 54 Inches wide—very sult bathing ) —Upper Main Floor, ——— Mak A ‘ p 29 appointmente | Would you laugh if some ghostly | rity be 4 RANCISCO, abled nt of with our jthing came along with @ cleaver) die could be saved If women would | Licensed and carelessly lopped off your head?| consult doctora as soon as they | Chiropodist— Then you should see the Hanlon} discover they are prospective Elllott 4100, boys at the Pantages do this little mothers, This {s what Dr, J, Mor Tel. Elliote 4100 Third Floor stunt and get the humorous angle] rig Slemons of this city told a gath fourth off the regular M6-inch Hinck ‘Tatteta stik— moat popular for b ie multe from 81.00 to $1.75 a yard enutiful W-Ineh Binck Surf Satin—enpecially adapted for bathing au’ price $1.1 vard ———— or, | attraction. County Auditor Phelps announced, ology at Stanford, succeeding Dr Monday that 8,707 motor vehicle] John C. Branner, who is now presi | Neenses have been insued since} dent of the university | June 10, opening day Six passengers on St. Paul de ii} F. Palamor, Michael Maguire |tained at La on account of | William Lawrence, Anna Johnson | failure of passports i and Louls Smith indicted on charge D President Wilson, vacationing at, Cornish, N. golf. | Four pigeons cover 579 miles be- ii tween New Orleans and Fort Worth, Tex, in 14 hours, averaging | 41 miles an hour. Some record legislature protests lish blockade on cotton of smuggling aliens into this cc HH, try Inst week, Smith and Lawre: pleaded guilty at hearing before |Federal Commissioner Whitlock | Monday e spends morning at| if SINCE LONGFELLOW'S HORSE DIED Under the spreading chestnut Several important changes an- tree nounced at Washington in operat: |f The village smithy stands, The amith a fearful man is he | With brains as well as hands, | And the bounds of his colossal | nerve Ing department of canal zone Rev. Marion Johnson, superin-| tendent of children’s home at Ta-| coma, denies demand of $60 to re |} lease baby to parents ! Col. ter Harding, of army engineers ntioned ax likely suc ich ike rubber | wit i bands. ! | cessor of Gen. Goethals, for gov The smith no longer shoes the = ernor of canal zone. " | horse Guillermo = Biliinghuret. exiled iif | That caste a well-worn shoe. president of Peru, reported dead tn | | He plays the dry land Captain Chile. | Kidd | B. M. Thom internal revenue | from San Fran | |agent, transfer | denies he ts un-| | cisco to Portland, der charges George McHenry, waiter, arrest- | led in connection with conspiracy | -@|to kill Franklin T. Schneider, mil-| On autos that go thru. His scale of prices upwards range | From 80 cents a screw. M. A, Mullen, former city fire lionaire candy manufacturer, at) man, whose apine was injured when | Pittsburg he fell 15 feet off trestle from South| Identity of young man of 26,/ found dead in near Marysville, Snohomish river, unknown. Seattle street car Friday, has im ince operation Monday. arations being made for an| County auditors in session at) nual summer encampment at Amer | Olympla | jean Lake. Greater number of citi Polk's directory gives Belling. | ham population of 31,800 Sir Robert L. Borden, prime min- fater of Canada, left for New York to take passage to England. Will} be gone two months ten soldiers expected than ever be fore. Miss Louise Merrill Cooper, dra matic soprano, d Mra. Isabelle Mack, reader, assisted by Mra. An netta Fyler, pianist, will give a re y C. W. Wiley of Seattle, it is re- |} cital in Firat Preabyterian church ported, will succeed C. C. Lacey, \[i Wednenday night marine superintendent of Great | Two new liners of Osaka Shosen | Northern Steamship Co. at Port-|ff Kaisha line, Hawall Maru and Ma jand, about July 1 } nila Maru, nearing completion, For.| » ie se el mer will h Seattle August 22 | ai) and latter November 10. The Ma | Ad men gathered in Chicago | nila Maru will replace the Paname Maru in the Seattle trade. spent four days other telling each |] and the world that on “The| W. J, Bryan to talk Truth is well worth observing. | Farmer, a Friend of Peace,” at Lin No doubt they mean “The |i coln, Neb, his home town, tonight.| Naked Truth,” in six parts. i} | Dr. Bailey Willis, of U. 8. geo.! logical survey, to take chair of ge-l@ GIRLS AT EMPRESS SEE OUR | “MOUNTAINS”: A GOOD SHOW | “It's the first time we have ever sings “The Last Rose of Summer seen your mountains,” said pretty | much better than some other people, Miss Lillian Dale, of Dale and Web-| and who has a lot of other pleasant er, girl musicians and singers, at) songs | }the Empress this week, toa Starre-| Kelly and Galvin, an actor and porter ‘an Italian, furnish some good com-| Kitner, Hayes and do a blackface-pretty | “Marooned” is fun the} “They are just grand, but we, or,| edy chatter. at least, I, always thought moun-| Montgomery |tains had snow on them. But I) girl turn | suppose not, in the summer way it happened to Barto and The firet thing we did when we| Clarke, a boy and girl. Morton got Into town was to climb the one Brothers do some funny stunts with | |up to the Stewart hotel, And to| bits of paper and are clever whis-| | think you should have streets up all | tlers. lof them. It is wonderful, How| stagione | long has the snow been gone off the | summits i} | Miss Dale and her partner, Mise BELIEVE FIRE i Minna Weber, came here from Chi-| || j cago. They don't have “mountains” BUGS T0 BLAME | i in Chicago. Their act? Very pleas H. D. Moody, proprietor of the, Ing. Some nifty songs and nifty Newell apartments, Western | ave., reported fire in an upper un-| occupied room in his place late | |ris and Meeker for comedy. They're) Monday night. The fire depart: | |nuts, both, particularly the fat one.|ment responded and put out the | | ‘The other tries to teach him to gell/fire. On investigating, they found |]] door mats. {that oll had been poured around ‘Pity poor old Solomon,” sings|the room, Two other bedrooms (ff Evans Lloyd, another nut. “He has| Were investigated, and it was found 1,000 wives. They turned suffra-| that the bedclothing and furniture | gets, and Sol had to stay at home| had been saturated with ofl, indi | costumes. The whole bill is good The Tilikum quartet is singing at! |the Empress this week as an added They sing the old songs 2220 well, Rut you have to hand tt to Mor and take care of the 6,000 bables.”|cating an attempt to burn the Grace Whitehouse appears with| building, Lioyd. Together they burlesque| Moody has been having trouble grand opera, and, truthfully speak.| "ith several undesirable would-be ing, It's a scream, or, to be more cor-| tenants, whom he turned away and | rect, a series of screams. ; Who evinced wrath, The police be- | The Florence troupe of acrobats,|!¢ye one or more of these are re: who head the bill, do some new|*POnsible for the attempt to burn stunts In tumbling that you'll Hike. pte Place Human jugglery more nearly de “The sl ‘HALF OF BABIES WHO | DIE CAN BE SAVED The Sidonias open the show, She does rapid sketches with crayon He makes you laugh. PANTAGES of it. Their “Haunted Hotel” a crackerjack bill Edith Helena is a soprano who heads ering of mothers at the Child Wel. | fare section of the Palace of Kdu- | cation at the exposition today, Vy White Wash Skirts Exceptic SPI A wide Wednesd. SPECIA in ecru yard ing ma Scrims, Summer Dresses Low-Priced XCEP Wom are well-made in the Summer's prevailing, styles, Voile, Organdie, dinen, Net Organdie, Striped Crepe Corded Voile and Unusual metal box, mirrc low-priced Snowb: motion Freezer, with cee electrical wire — he quart si Wednesd 50-Ft. Fifty-fe Garden Lace Curtains, Special pairs in all, all 214 yards long, 40 to 45 inches Several DRAWN-WORK BORDERED SCRIMS, Phirty- An interesting lot of Drapery Remnants, includ- Leather Hand-bags, $1.00 ENUIN all Garden Hose, Special $3.45 Reduced to 95c DD Skirts, and Skirts that have N sale become made slightly soiled, in this re- hooks below Basement Balesroom value at O5e. mal supporters. Special TO. 65c Pair CIAL lot of Loom-made Lace Curtains, 72 patterns choose from. at 65¢ pair to Special, ay, L 12%¢ YARD— six-inch Double Border Drawn-work Scrima special, Wednesday, at 12%€ 1 color only, ny useful pieces of Burlaps, Nets, Cretonnes, . Sateens, Silkoline and other popular-priced fabrics, priced for quick selling at 10¢ yard. Basement Salesroom. with hand-turned low heel. $4.25 and $5.75 TONAL and values in this special offering of Misses’ Summer Dresses. They of en's Sizes 16 and 18, and 34 to 44. ly low-priced at $4.25 and $5.75. —Basement 8 of styles in kid from ceptionally A New Crepe sptvnaly Gown at 75c een vici 24 sizes, 4 priced at 7T5¢. —Basement Salesroom. ‘E Leather Hand-bags in long shape, with frame, moire lining, and fitted with powder or, perfume bottle and coin purse. Unusually at $1.00. —Basement Salesroom. oys’ sizes 24 to 34. at 50¢, 2-qt. Snowball Freezer Special $1.75 Triple Ice Cream as pictured, ings in lavender, gray, dar tun and suede, “gold and beige, also _ ly - welded black and white, with lisle | Two- Special, $1.75. Ops garter top, re value at 50¢ pair. ay, length of cotton-covered, rubber-lined complete with couplings (nozzle not included). Special, Wednesday, $3.45. CANVAS GRASS CATCHER, SPECIAL 65¢— ASH RIBBON Heavy Canvas Grass Catcher with galvanized iron bolts bottom, blue, moderately 10¢ dolt fits 18- and 20-inch mowers Special 65¢. Housewares Section. Basement Special 79c Wednesday, 7 the attractive Summer © Corset shown in the sketch, ‘ of allover embroid- the stay and two sets of —Basement Salesroom. Mary Jane Pumps $2.45 Pair HOICE of black, white or sand-color cra ette inlay in the new- Mary Jane Pump skete! It is of patent vici Sizes 2% to 7. Price $2.45 pair. Women’s Low Shoes -Reduced to $1.65 Pr. This very attractive of fering embraces a variety 4 patent and leathers, to 7, Ex- | low-priced at Basement Salesroom. — HE White Crepe Gown pic- tured is in pajama coat style, with kimono sleeves and Talcum neck trimmed with wide silk Special 15c braid in pink or light-blue. . , . . OSE or Violet Talcum Fastened with silk frog and in 15-ounce can, with pearl button and attractively shaker top, special 15¢, Basement Susesroom, Boys’ Unies A Suits, 50c © Fine-ribbed Union — Suits in ecru color, knee length, short sleeve style, in Unusual value {Basement Salesroom, Fiber-Silk Hose 50c Pair OMEN’S Fiber-Silk Stock. exceptionally good | Basement Salesroom. Wash Ribbon 10c Bolt in white, pink and priced ip teri f ered batiste and prettily | Shia anne be ei °F trimmed with wide em- | tS ditt Gied ney are broidery. The bust is of made of pique and linon medium height and the in plain models, with side skirt moderately long— tj ; fastening y al 4 } . astening or buttoning all good style for the average the way down the frout ; K 3 pSrepahtygee spare a figure neve im is igs Fitted with two strong measurement front | sole and broken in 5-yard at Salesroom.